Kearsley High School - Echo Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Fust Ron Elalne I zola Ruth Stagebmg Ruth H elble Iolzng Poltng Betty Pettengzll lanet Petezson Pat Ososkz Pat ll allace Wznnze Peevyhouse Shuley Rutledge loyce Radke Mass Crumbach Back Rau Betty Putt Deyo Senels Buddy lfVhztney Kenneth Wagneo Dazro Vezt Clarence Reppuhn Leonard Woodbeck Gary Underhzll Kenth Walterhouse Duane Walterhouse Eldon Pnce John Vzsser Dale Van Wagoner Maman Stoddard Ann Walterhonse Florence Pozsson Sophomore Class H :story The class of 1952 contammg, 106 members was the largest class m the high school dlvlslon m 1950 In the freshmen year the class was dlvlded mto sepalate groups therefore each had its own class OlTlCEl'S Many freshmen partlclpated 1n actlvltles such as cheerleadlng band hockey track and the glrls had a tri county basketball team Wlth Miss Esther Sllver as coach they took the champlonshlp The boys also had a trl county basketball team Thls was the first freshmen class whlch was not mltxated Instead the sophomore class gave the freshmen a party elected were Pres:-dent Gary Underhlll Vlce Presldent Wlnlfred Peevyhouse Secretary Carole Bowman Treasurer L G Penoyer Student Council Representative Jacquellne LaLonde Sergeant at Anms Tom LEWIS The class colors are blue and sllver flower a Whllfe carnatlon In the sophomore year they d1d not have the pleasure of lnltlatlng' the freshmen They as dxd the sophomore class before them gave a party for the freshmen to welcome them Into the ranks of enlor hxgh school students Later ln the year Aprll 28 the class presented the annual sophomore play They chose Al Haddon and Hls Lamp , whlch proved to be a great success Page 30 The Nmeteen fifty Kearslecho .. V - . ,. A . . . . V V 1 ' Y ,, . . . I , , ., - . ' , . I ' Y A .' . , T .. ' V, ' . fr I ' 1 ' l l ' l Y I v ' 1 h 1 ' ' , ' . f , 1 , - . . , 1 . .I Y , K l S K . . 1 . . . . . . , . ' , , , ' . 1 , . - . : ' ' In the sophomore year their spons-xr was Mrs. L. M. Jones. The class officers : y . . Q I . 7 . 9 . l ' ll ' YY '

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AL HADDON and HIS LAMP Iwonf Row left to Hgh! loan Vlfrzght Ruth Sfagvbzng Wmzjred Peevy house Luann Johnson Barbara Barlow Ann Gould Jolme Polmg Back Row left to nght Mrs Innes Lewzs Le11z1 Wayne Bzngess Gemge Boyer Howard Keeney I R Ccns rr lack Bzgelow George Rockwell Pahzcm Ososkz The sophomore class of 1950 presented then play Al Haddon and Hls Lamp on Aprll 28 under the dlre tlon of Mrs L M Jones The cast mcluded Jollne Polmg s Mrs Hlgglns Louls Lenzl as A1 Haddon Wayne Burgess as Bllly Jack Blgelow 'ms Joe Wmlfred Peevyhouse as Helen Hlgglns George Boyer as The Jlnnl Luann Johnson as Mrs Myers B'uba1a Barlow as Mls Loom Anne Gould as Mrs Haddon Ruth Stageburg as Beth Porter Pat Ososkl as Renee Sllver De Luxe J R Carson as Patrlck Sloan and Howard Keeney as Jake Blsbee Harry Woodbeck acted as a stand ID for Al Haddon and George Rockwell for The Jlnm The mam character of the play wa Al Haddon who arrlved ln Farmdale to take over hls mherltance left to hlm by hls uncle All he found there was an old tumbled down house with a lot of ground around It nd a mysterlous box Vlhen Al Haddon opened the box he found a number of valuable old books and the most lmportant granted by the Jlnnl B t the wind and thunder that accompamed ea h xxx h dns urbed the vlllage lnhabltants and caused them to dlsllke Al Haddon Dulmg the course of the play Al Haddon removed hlmself from the trouble acquned the one and only lrl and kept the best wlshes of the vlllage people The productlon manager was Joan Wrlght stage managers John Vlsser and Bob Kolyclak Gladys Flschel was m cha1ge of hand properties and Vernadene Hahn Elsle Ehrhart and Edward LaBean m charge of costumes The make up commlt tee was composed of Juamta Strayer 'Vlarlan Stoddald Jacqueline LaLonde Ruth Welble and Betty Pettlnglll Dell Greenman and Bruce Grant Vere ln charge of llghtlnc and sound effects whlch were a xely Important part of the play Bob Ehrhart was curtaln puller call boy Edvuaxd LaBean call glrl Velnadene Hahn Lshels wele Janice Baker George McClellan Eldon Prlce and Cordelia Klonka Tlckets and programs were taken care of by Carole Bowman Margaret Luft and Pat Wallace and publicity bs Joyce 'Vlellburg Peggy Kmg Betty Putt Margie McGraw and Barbara Gustafson Norma Jean LlVlTlgSt0I1 and Elame Vlola were lll charge of the entertamment between acts The Nzneteen fzfty Kearslecho page 31 Y . ' .' f' -' - ' ' ' - 1 i ' 1 1 Y ! ' l .' Y ! ' ' ' : , ' - . . , , ' , f ' , , . . . f ' o , . ' , ' f , , ' , U ' H I I 7 , 2 . . . . . . . as . i . . L, . . , 1 ' f 1 s , . , 1 ' ' '.. i ' 7 9 7 ' ' ! . , S y . . . . .2 . ' 7 7 Y . thlng: the UIT13g'lC,, lamp. He found that by rubblng the lamp his every wish was f ' '. li . , ' ' t It l. Y . L I y . b S . J LY .L . . 1 . L . y . ' , , ' .. - l - V K . L , A . y ' , v ' ' -l 5 . . r L th, . Y ' . . v ' Z .. , r . 5 ' y , 7 1 v 1 l - ' ' Q y , ' I I . - , ' xl' 1 ,' ' L , 1' , 7 ' v A w - I ' ,. .