Lapeer High School - Pantherscope Yearbook (Lapeer, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1927 volume:

Foreword In this b x)k are recorded the con' stant endeavors and final accomplish' mcnts of an active year. May it stand in years to come as a living monument to the Class of Nineteen Twentysevcn. PAGE TWO LA' PIERRE IS LA' PIERRE W The 1927 LA’ PIERRE m Published By The Senior Class of 1927 LAPEER HIGH SCHOOL “All hope abandon, ye who enter here.” —Canto III, Line 9. Dante’a Inferno. PAGE FOUR jjfl LA PIERRE Editorial little details which formerly seemed insignificant hut which now we begin to realize with increasing endearment that perhaps after all their insignificance is what brings to our memory so many pleasant thoughts. As Seniors we can have no more of the joys, trials, perhaps sorrows, and those companions with whom we have mingled for so long we must leave. Joyfully we have lived a small part of our life, may the rest be as much of a blessing. And so it is that we are publishing this Year Book —our Year Book. To preserve in our memory and yours that which we are pleased to call our happiest moments. It is our wish that you, too, will receive the benefits which these pages and your memory bring to mind. To the Class which preceded us we speak of in reverence. It is through their pioneering a great share of the credit this Annual may deserve, rightfully belongs. The success they attained is our aim. To those who have given of their knowledge, time, work and personality to the molding of our characters— our Faculty—we are deeply indebted. May they, too, share with us our happiness. The School Board and the Citizens who have made possible the privileges we have had in education by giving us such a marvelous edifice and uncomparable teaching staff, we do not know how to adequately thank. And our friends in the lower grades, we will always remember. It is they whom we wish to thank most heartily for the cooperation and help they have given us in making possible this Annual. —THE EDITOR I f-.'S N the course of our high school career a time comes when everything changes to our view, we have noticed in one way or another those PAGE FIVE DEDICATION Being Sincerely Grateful to Him Whose Quiet, Friendly Help Has Made It So Pleasant for Us in Our Sojourn Through School; to Him Who Has Given to the Fullest Measure for Our Benefit, We, the Class of 1927, Respectfully Dedicate This Volume to SUPERINTENDENT E. E. IRWIN as a Token of Our Esteem and Admiration. page six The School Board F. T WHITE E L PADDISON A. C. HOLLAND KIRK WHITE DR W. J. KAY E R. TURNBULL F L LARRY PAGE EIGHT The Board of Education HE present purpose of our schools is to prepare children, youth and adults to take a more efficient and active part in the other great social institutions, the family, church, government and business. Modern life depends for its existence and growth on how well this preparation is made. To be intrusted by the people with the guidance of such a work is no mean distinction. Such guidance should be in the hands of men whc are public spirited, intelligent, liberal minded and of broad experience with other men and business affairs. Education has been expanding and moving ahead rapidly under intelligent leadership. The Board of Education of Lapeer has had a broad vision of the educational needs of the city. The members have been big enough men not to listen to the whims, the complaints and criticism which come to everyone in public life, but they have had courage to steadily maintain a policy which has placed Lapeer educationally on the map. One of the most marked characteristics of this Board has been the harmonious relations which have existed among its members. Politics, partisanship or personal prejudices have never entered its deliberations. This has been the most important factor in its success. The present Board has seen this high school almost double in enrollment. The Junior High School organized, new departments added and the erection of one of the finest and mort modern high school buildings in the state. The individual members all have been long and prominently identified with the business and professional life of the city and have freely given of their time and energies in ether capacities. Dr. W. J. Kay and Mr. Kirk White have been continuously mcmLers of the Board for almost twenty years. Mr. A. C. Holland has been its efficient secretary for over a dozen years, Mr. Elgin Turnbull has served the city in many capacities as a member of the old City Council to the present time when he represents the city on the Board of Supervisors, Mr. F. L. Larry is serving his second term as mayor of the city, Mr. E. L. Paddison and Mr. E. T. White are among our younger, notedly successful business men. These men individually take a keen interest in school life and are making every effort to provide the best possible educational opportunities to our boys and girls. PAGE NINE PAGE ELEVEN E. E. IRWIN Superintendent LEANDER H. BEACH Principal Senior High Physical Sciences MRS. GUY D. THOMPSON Secretary to the Superintendent MRS. JOHN YAEGER Physical Training Athletic Coach ROSALIND BROOKER Biological Sciences MARGARET ASMAN History, Senior High PAGE TWELVE RUTH LaPLANT Home Economics ----I A PIERREUrf MINNIE ALEXANDER (Principal Junior High English, Junior High GENEVIEVE ADAIR English, Senior High MRS DONALD KAY Art JOHN YAEGER Agriculture Physical Training Athletic Coach S. JEAN BURR Languages, Senior High JEAN TURNBULL English, Junior High VEVA BUTTS Mathematics, Junior High PAGE THIRTEEN LaWAVE E. SHOUP History, Junior High CULM A SIMONSON Mathematics, Senior High FLORENCE PACHOLKE Commercial Law Banking KATHRYN WELLS Music SETH A. DAVEY Manual Arts Mechanical Drawing GEORG1ANA JONES Shorthand Typing PAGE FOURTEEN jjO LA PIERRE ]ffi= The Faculty Autographs == u = PAGE SEVENTEEN I Wonder Why? I wonder why the “Frcshics And the “Sophs” and Juniors too. Expect that every Senior Has nothing else to do But just look glum. And kind'a dumb And act so dignified: 1 wonder why? I wonder why the Sophomores Also Freshmen, Juniors say, “Just look at all those Seniors, Their sophisticated way Just makes us tired. And rather ‘ired,’ Tis quite disgustful too;” I wonder why? I wonder why the Seniors Are expected every year To be so full of dignity And in their eyes a tear— We may feel blue And tearful too. But we just try to smile; I wonder why? Perhaps when all the Juniors And “Sophs and “Freshies too; When they are Senior classmen Will have nothing else to do But smile and sing And everything; But I'll just bet they won't— I WONDER WHY? —Lera Millikin PAGE EIGHTEEN DELMER JONES “It is one thing to see your road, another to cut it.” President Class. ’27; Editor Annual. 27; Ass't General Manager J-Hop, ’26; Ass’t General Manager Junior play. ’26: printer. FRANCIS L. O BRIEN “His personality has modesty as its keynote.” Baseball. ’25; Football. ’25. 26; Glee Club. 26. '27; Art Club. 27; Business Manager Annual. ’27; Vice-Priesident Senior Class. 27: Student Council. '26. ’27; Junior Play. 26. CLARA BUTLER “It’s nice to be natural when you’re naturally nice.” Basketball. ’26.’26.’27: Secretary Glee Club. 27; Kindergarten Ass’t. 27; Secretary Student Council, 27: Secretary Class. 26; Ushers Club. ’25. ’26. ”27; Girl Scout. ’24. ’26. ’26: Asst. Editor Annual. '27. JOHN H WILSON “When you want a thing well done you’ll find him there to do it.” Chorus. ’24. ’25; Glee Club. ’26. ’27; Student Council. ’27: Agricultural Club. ’26: Treasurer Class. ’26. ’27; Gypsy Hover.” '24; Minstrel. ’26. KENNETH KERR “Self trust is the essence of heroism.” Pres dent Student Council 26. ’27; Manager J-Hop ’26; President Thrift Club ’26; Football. '24. 25. Capt.. 26; Basketball Mgr.. ’2 . ’26; Track. ’24; Junior Play. 26; President Jun'ur Class. 26; Treasurer Sophomore Class. 25; Business Manager Junior Play. '26. PAGE NINETEEN T 5$ LAr PIERRE NORMA ARNETT “Speech is silvern, silence is golden.” Domestic Science Club, '26, Art Club. 26. 27: Gym Work. 25. ARTHUR ALT “Art is power. Art Club. 26. 27. ARTHUR N. AURAND “Ambition has no rest.” Glee Club. 26. 27. CHARLOTTE CLARK “Cheerfulness is an offshoot of goodness and of wisdom.” Girls Glee Club. 26. 27: Home Ec. Club. 26; Eitquette Club, 27: Junior Flay. 26. CYRIL E. BURLINGHAM “From a little spark may burst a mighty flame.” Art Club, 27: Baseball. 27. GLENN BOLTON “And I oft have heard defended, Little said is soonest mended.” Commercial Club. 26. 27; Radio Club. 26. 27; Interclass Basketball. 27. EVELYN BALDWIN “Her manner is as winning as her smile.” Girl Scout . 24. 25. 26. 27 ; Sec. Girl Scout . 26, 26; U� her, 26. 27; Declamation Content. 24; Oratorical Contest. 27; Basketball. 27; Etiquette Club President. 27: Literary Club. 26; Junior Play. 26. HELEN DIENER “Her frankness is pleasant and refreshing.” Basketball. 26. 26; Ushers Club. 26. 27: Etiquette Club. 27; Glee Club. 26; Interclaas Basketball. 25. 26. PAGE TWENTY “The eyes have it.” Home Ec. Club. 26. 27; Art Club. 26. 27: Etiquette Club. ’27: President Home Eo. Club. '27; Secretary and Treasurer Art Club. '26. MURIEL E. GOODRICH “Patience is powerful.” Home Economics Club. 25. 26. 27; Basketball. '26. '27. RUPERTA GRAHAM “There’s a bit of the blarney and a bit of kilarney.” Glee Club 24. '26. '26. '27; G rl Scouts. '24. '26. '26. '27: Secretary and Treasurer of Etiquette Club. ‘26; French Club. 26. RHEA G. HARVEY “Not only good but good for something.” Interclass Basketball. '26; Commercial Club. '26. '27 Treasurer; BnnkinK. ’26. '27; Office. ’27; Etiquette Club. 27. ZADA HARSEN “Then on where duty leads. My course be onward still.” Et quette Club '27; Home Economics Club. Vice-President. ’27. BEATRICE E. JAMIESON “Civilized man cannot live without cooks.” Home Economics Club. 25. ’27: Basketball 27. EDWARD LcROY JONES “Knowledge is power.” Debating, 26. 27: Oratory. 27: Glee Club. 24. '26. '26. '27; Football. '26; Track '27; Junior Play. '26. CATHARINE KING “Her vocabulary never fails her.” Gypsy Rover. '24; Glee Club. '23. '24: Debat nit. '26. 26. '27; Etiquette Club. ’26, '26; Smut in . '23. '24: Dramatic Club. '25. '26. (sn ■ PAGE TWENTY JEAN McGLASHEN “What sweet delight a quiet life affords.” Commercial Club. 26; Etiquette Club. 26; Shorthand and Typing Contest. 26; Shorthand Contest. 27. J WESLEY MOORE “Man and wife coupled together for the sake of strife.” Glee Club. 26. 26. 27: Basketball. 26: Track. 25: Ushers Club. 26. 27; Junior Play. 25. LERA MILLIKIN “Her ways are ways of pleasantness.” Glee Club. 26. 27: Etiquette Club. 26. 27: Grl Scouts; Usher Club. 25. 26. 27; Junior Play. 26. lois McGuire “They mock me for too much curiosity.” Junior Play. 26. Glee Club. 26. 27: Basketball. 27; Girl Scouts. 25. 26. 27: Literary Cl,.b Secretary. 26; Interclass Basketball. 25. 26. VERA JUNE MARTIN “A silent girl, she wore a look of wisdom.” Commercial Club. 26: Banking. 26: Store. 27. Office. 27; Shorthand Contest. 26. 27: Secretary Commerce Club, 26. GARLAND MISNER “He has an ambition to be a lady-killer.” Movie Operator. 27: Basketball. 26: Piano. 25. 26. 27; Track. 27; Radio Club. 26. 27. HUGH NEWTON “You can tell him by the no'se he doesn’t make.” Baseball. 26. 26. 27; Orchestra. 25. 26: Radio Club. 26; President Rad o Club. 27: Football. 26; Interclass Basketball. 26. VIVIAN OVIATT “His eyes are always smiling.” Track. 25. 26. 27; Chorus. 24. 26; Glee Club. 26. 27: Band. 25. 26. 27; Football. 25. PAGE TWENTY-TWO MURIEL PENNINGTON “My heart is ever at your service.” Glee Club. 24. 27; Girl Scouts. '24. 25. 26. 27: Etiquette Club. 27; Gypsy Hover; Vice-President Literary Club. 26. A. N. POWELL “On their own merits modest men are dumb.” Basketball. 26. 27: Ushers Club. 26, 27; Track. 26; Orchestra. '26; Tumbling ’23. 24, 26. 26. 27. LLOYD PELTON “Sometimes I sit and think and sometimes I just sit.” Art Club. 25. 26. 27. WILLARD SMITH “The reward of one duty is the power to fulfill another.” Pres dent Commercial Club. 26. 27; Baseball Team. ’25; Radio Club. 27; Captain of Interclass Basketball. 26. 27; Board of Directors of School Band. 26. MYNEELAH SHAY “Kindness is wisdom.” Art Club, 27; Dramatic Club. 26. HUTTON SCHRADER “There is mischief in this man.” Debating. 26 27: Glee Club 26. 27; Band. 26. 27; Football. 24. 25. 26; Baseball. 24. 25. 26. 27: Orchestra. 26; Junior Play. 26. GEORGE ROWDEN “He kept his counsel and went his way.” Art Club. 27. I LAWRENCE ROACH “It’s fun to study, I bet.” Radio Club; Football. 25. 26: Interclass Ba- eball, '25. '26. '27; Junior Play. '26; Basketball. 25; Agriculture Club. PAGE TWENTY-THREE ALBERT SEELYE “Six foot a man, to say nothing of his feet.” Secretary and Treasurer Radio Club, '26. 27; Manager Stage Crew; Pres dent Agrii-cultural Club. 26: Interclass Basketball, 26. 27: Interclass Baseball. ’26. LOUISE TURNBULL “Everybody’s friend, nobody’s enemy.” Scoutng. ’24. 27; Etiquette Club, 26; Basketball. 24. 27; Music. 24. 27; French Club. '26; Typing Contest. '27: Head Usher. ’26, 27. NAOMI TAYLOR “In her very quietness there is a charm.” Glee Club, 24, 27: Etiquette Club. '27: Gypsy Rover; Class Will. '27: French Club. '26. GLADYS WEIR “Thy modesty’s ° curtain to thy merit.” Commercial Club. 26. ’27; Banking. ’26. 27: Etiquette Club. ‘26. G. ARTHUR WESLEY “Just a good all-around fellow.” Basketball. ’26: Glee Club. 27; Art Club, •27; Track. 26. 27. ORVILLE WATSON “Quiet and unassuming.” Football. 26. ’26; Agricultural Club. 26 26: Radio Club. 26. 27; Baseball. 27 EVA TAYLOR “I have a heart with room for every joy.” Dramntic Club. 26; Junior Play. ’26; Scouting. 24. 27; Debating. ’27; Declamation. ’25; Et.quette Club, ’26. FRANKIE RACHEL WAGNER “0, I am stabb’d with laughter.” Junior Play. ’26; Sr. Home Ec. Club. 27; Art Club. 27. PAGE TWENTY-FOUR DOROTHY NICHOLSON “Small measure but of quality superfine.” Cla Secretary. 24; Girl Scouts. 24. 25. 26; Ushers Club. '26. '26. '27 : Chairman of Decorations J-Hop, ’26: Ass't Editor of Annual. '27: Head Usher. '26. 27; Basketball. '24. '25. '26. HARRY BENTLEY “There must be a lot of work in me for none ever comes out.” Basketball. '25. '26. ’27; Football. '24. '25. '26: Track. ’26; Class Treasurer. '24. '25; Student Council, '27: Dramat’c Club. '26; Junior Pluy. '26: Annual Staff. '27. BEULA ROBBINS “Life is short and art long.” Basketball. '24. '25. '26. '27; Glee Club. '27; Scouts. '24. 25. '26: Art Club. '26; Art Ed.tor ''LaPierre.'' '27. ARTHUR THOMPSON “We all like him, we just can’t help it.” Glee Club. '25; Basketball. '26. '27; Band. 26. VELMA REAVELY “She came, she saw, she conquered.” Basketball. '24. '25. '26. Capt. ’27: Ushers Club. 26. '27; Junior Play. '26; Glee Club. '27: Typ nic Contest. '27; Student Council. ’27. ROBERT JOHN CONNORS “To know him once is to like him always.” Football. '25. '26; Basketball. '25. '26: Capt. '27; Track. '24. '25. '26. '27; Student Council. '26. ‘27: Junior Play. '26. PAGE TWENTY-FIVE PAGE Class History How can one express the pride with which our class, in September, nineteen hundred and twenty-three, entered High School? Did I say High School? Well, perhaps, in one sense of the word -but not if you include the High School building in the meaning, because the building we were put in was the well-known chicken-coop an annex to the old High. We organized our class the first of the year with Harold Allen our president. Under Miss Wallace's sponsoring we had three parties that year a Bunco party in the annex, an interesting feature of which was a Christmas tree—it being a Christmas celebration, a party at Velma Reavely's home near Nepessing lake; and a sleighride, for which Marjorie Hubbell was hostess. In June school closed for the summer and the class was separated until September, when we again returned to school-life, but now in the new building. Again we chose Harold Allen as president. Our Sophomore year was not very active; we had two parties, one at Evelyn Baldwin's farm home, and the other in the Gym. That year, too, our boys were interclass champions in baseball. Another summer vacation intervened and in September, nineteen hundred twenty-five, we came back for our Junior year, which was a busy one. Kenneth Kerr was our president. Although there wasn't much social activity, attempts at a party were made several times. Finally the only Junior party we had was held at Kerr's cottage, at Nepessing lake. That year we presented the play, Lost—A Chaperon. It went over big, and as a result, we entertained the Seniors at one of the most successful J-Hops ever held in Lapeer. That year wc again won Interclass Baseball Championship, and also Boys Basketball. When school opened in the fall of twenty-six we hardly realized that we were returning for the last year of our High School career. Delmer Jones, president; Francis O'Brien, vice-president; Clara Butler, secretary, and John Wilson, treasurer, were our officers. Mr. Beach was sponsor, and Kenneth Kerr, business manager. Under this management several movies were put on in the auditorium, the proceeds of which were used to pay for the stage curtain which we, as Seniors, had decided to give to the school. Two parties were held this year, one, a Bunco party at Louise Turnbull's, and the other an Educational Party in the gym. Through our last three years in High School our class has had a liberal sprinkling of athletes in all major sports. In the State Championship football team our class was represented by the following men: Kenneth Kerr, Capt. Bob Connors (winner of Kirk White Memorial), Harry “Speed Bentley, Lawrence Roach, Hugh Newton, Francis O’Brien and Orville Watson. ....................................................................... 7=niiM art TWENTY-SIX In basketball last winter the following men were Seniors: Bob Connors, cap- tain; Harry Bentley, Aubrey Powell and Arthur Thompson; Kenneth Kerr acted as student manager. In girls’ basketball the Seniors were represented by Velma Reavely, captain; Clara Butler, Louise Turnbull, Dorothy Nicholson, Muriel Goodrich, Beula Robbins, Lois McGuire and Helen Diener. Also, four of the six debators were from our class namely: Eva Taylor, Hutton Schrader, Edward Jones and Catherine King. Last Will of Class of ’27 Friends and Parents, gathered here to witness our departure from this sphere of life, we appoint you as executors of this, our last will and testament, assured that you will see that it is properly carried out. Four long years, we, the pupils of Lapeer High School, have journeyed the rocky paths of knowledge, accumulating worldly goods. During the last five months, the Class of 1927, considering that it would be wrong to pass into the hereafter without enriching some of our dear friends, have appointed me to make this will, bequeathing unto those we leave behind such things as might be useful. Be it remembered that we, the Class of 1927, having at this time full control of our mental faculties, do make this, our last will and testament, revoking and annulling all other wills made by us either by word or in writing. First—To the gay-hearted Juniors, we bequeath the high honor of having the last eight rows of seats on the left hand side of the auditorium reserved for your use. We also leave you the task of setting a good example for the younger pupils. While not a hard task for us, we realize that it may prove to be one for our younger followers, the Class of 1928. Second—To the Sophomores, we leave nothing but our best wishes, for it is evident that if you continue your marvelous work, you will rise to illustrious fame, similar to that of Julius Caesar, Napoleon or the Duke of Wellington. Third—To the Freshman Class, realizing how great is your need for it, we bequeath our personal senior dignity. To the Superintendent and Teachers, who have shaped the course and policy of our school, we extend our hearty thanks together with a bond of friendship. The honorable Delmer K. Jones bequeaths his dignified and sophisticated manner to William Myers of the Junior Class. Charlotte Clark, our living skeleton, bequeaths her reducing secret to Irene Kollar and Beatrice Morey. Arthur Wesley and John Wilson bequeath their undivided and undaunted hearts to Vivian Russell and Margaret Wallace. Norma Arnett leaves her strong power of argument to Perry Banghart, the Cicero of the Junior Class. Helen Diener leaves her cultured and very feminine ways to Margaret O Bricn and Ella Gillctt. ■ ___________________________________fl? ' -.-.=r( PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN ?A-g'! TlA- PIERREltg- ........—H- ? Wesley Moore bequeaths his recently published books on Experiences of Married Life and 'Budgets for a Family of Moderate Income, to Delores Tinder and Cary White. Edward Jones, Hutton Schrader and Catherine King leave their forensic powers to Irene Cliff and Dorothy Jones. Kenneth Kerr bequeaths his great knowledge of languages to Ted Perry. Lera Millikin bequeaths, in full devotion, the use of the third finger on the left hand to Earl Russell. Robert Shakespeare Connors bequeaths his numerous and illustrious works in literature to Lloyd Coulter and Eva Sorenson. Zada Harsen bequeaths her school girl figure to Dorothy Dent, with her compliments. Ruperta Graham leaves her natural talent for sentimental music to Walter Graves. Vivian Oviatt bequeaths his affection together with his raven curls and roseleaf complexion to his beloved cousin, Glenn. Velma Reavely leaves her retiring and self-conscious nature to Russell Taylor. Clara Butler bequeaths the same huge sum of money spent enroute to Pontiac for railroad fare to Ora Baird. We hope you enjoy your week ends, Ora, as Clara has done. Dorothy Nicholson bequeaths her ability as chief cook and bottlewasher to Grace Gray and Zona Stephenson. Louise Turnbull and Muriel Pennington, world renowned gigglers, bequeath their perfected art to Beatrice Jenkinson and Ingeborg Nelson. Little Eva Taylor, our man-hater, leaves her hostility toward the opposite sex to Mildred McCary, Beverly Beatty and Cleo Rowley. Lois McGuire and Harry Bentley, in joint partnership, do bequeath their endur ing affections for each other to the ardent lovers of the Junior Class, Geraldine Gil-lett and Carlton Van Wagoner. Verah Freeland leaves Those Eyes to any deserving Junior who needs them in capturing for herself a male being. Cyril Burlingham bequeaths his colossal height and visage radiating with intelligence to George Boughner. Frankie Wagner bequeaths her small change and elbow room before a jewelry counter to Harriet Owen. Jean McGlashen, Rhea Harvey and Gladys Weir, the triumverate, leave their shorthand to Esther Conley, Doris Phillips and Yvonne Hollingworth. Vera Martin bequeaths her prescription for peroxide blondes to Louise Thompson and Frances Barnes. Evelyn Baldwin and Albert Seelye bequeath their knack of sticking together through thick and thin to Christine Ross and Eldred Dunlap. Arthur Alt, Aurand and Thompson bequeath the Art of the Class of 27 to the Art Department of Lapeer High School. We hope you will appreciate it. Muriel Goodrich and Beatrice Jamieson bequeath their French texts, Les Miserables, well filled with explanatory notes in their own handwriting, to Evelyn Ruddock and Anna Christiansen. PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT LA- PIERRE ttjffi Lloyd Pelton bequeaths the honorable old family name of “Pelton,” together with the coat of arms, to Mildred Abbey. Bcuia Robbins bequeaths her short skirts and beautiful alihies to any member of the faculty who wishes to use them. Hugh Newton and Myneelah Shay bequeath their love of liberty from the opposite sex to Adelaide Fernea and Regina Donner. Francis O'Brien, our true ladies' man, bequeaths his graceful Grecian dancing to Everett Weir and Sarah Smith. Garland Miscner does hereby bequeath his series of lectures on Psychology, Astronomy, Taxidermistry, etc., to Erwin Rauh and Donald Clark, hoping that they will be of untold value. Lawrence Roach leaves his broad, congenial smile to Donald Glassford. Aubrey Powell bequeaths his fondness for American History to Walter Bard. George Rowden bequeaths his ability to attract the weaker sex to Maurice Hill. Willard Smith and Glenn Bolton leave their business heads to Florence Halpin and Elaine McDowell. To the musicians, Emily Francis and Beatrice Trudo, of the Class of ’28, we have nothing noteworthy enough to leave, so we merely express our hope for your success. To our friends and the janitors let us now give hearty thanks for the many favors shown us. I bequeath the long hours spent alone in the still of the night to compose this document to any Junior who is unlucky or lucky enough to be obliged to do the same. Certain members of the Class of ’27 bequeath, as a final clause, A’s received in Physics to the coming Physics class. If there should be any of our property remaining that we have not bequeathed, we leave it for our executors to use as they see fit. In Witness Whereof, I hereunto set my hand and seal, the First day of June, Anno Domini Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-seven. WITNESSES: Carl Neilson Ellen Holmes Robert Schrader CVr JUST A LITTLE FUN Kerr: You're the biggest dumbbell in school.” Speed: “Aw, go on. You are! Beach: “Boys, boys! Don't forget I'm here. Art Wesley: How long could a person live without any brains?” Wesley M.: I really can't say offhand, but how old are you?” Jack Yaeger is going to enter the Hog Calling contest this fall and wants all his friends to come out and root for him. PAGE TWENTY-NINE PAGE THIRTY LAT PIERRE The Junior Class As we look back on our Junior year which is rapidly drawing to a close, we can't help but heave a sigh of relief that what is perhaps the most strenuous year of our high school life is almost at an end, and yet we regret too that we can be Juniors but once. Soon after school opened in the fall we organized our class and held our election of officers. Maurice Hill was chosen to be our president; Louise Thompson, vice-president; Ellen Holmes, secretary, and Carlton Van Wagoner, treasurer. The first outstanding event was a party held at Dorothy Jones' on November 12th, where everyone enjoyed themselves. Next we selected and ordered our class rings. At about the same time a girls' interclass basketball team was or-ganized to compete for the interclass cup which we won eventually. The team consisted of Louise Thompson, manager; Grace Gray, captain; Ora Baird, Beatrice Tru-do, Elaine McDowell, Frances Barnes, Margaret O'Brien, Beverly Beatty, Adelaide Fernea, Emily Francis, Regina Donner, Geraldine Gillett, Cleo Rowley and Dolores Tinder. Heretofore we had been known as “Not Bad, but the next event stamped us as exceptional, for our biggest undertaking, the Junior play, “Bab, was a great success. It was produced under the able direction of Mrs. B. F. Reed, and the students making up the cast were: Delores Tinder, C. Van Wagoner, O. Baird, M Hill, V. Russell, E. Francis, R. Taylor, B. Myers, C. White, E Holmes anil W. Graves. Its success has renewed our hopes of a trip in our Senior year. The J-Hop is now all that remains before we complete our Junior year, and already our committees are beginning to function in that regard. Mildred Abbey Perry Banghart Frances Barnes Walter Bard Ora Baird Beverly Beatty George Boughncr Anna Christiansen Fsther Conley Donald Clark Lloyd Coulter Regina Donner Dorothy Dent Eldred Dunlap Emily Francis Adelaide Fernea Ella Gillett Grace Gray Donald Glassford Geraldine Gillett Walter Graves Maurice Hill Ellen Holmes Yvonne Hoilingworth Florence Halpin Dorothy Jones Beatrice Jenkinson Irene Kollar Mildred McCary Elaine McDowell Beatrice Morey Billy Myers Carl Neilsen Ingeborg Neilsen Harriet Owen Glenn Oviatt Margaret O'Brien Edward Perry Doris Phillips Cleo Rowley Christine Ross Evelyn Ruddock Earl Russell Vivian Russell Erwin Rauh Robert Schrader Sarah Smith Eva Sorenson Zona Stephenson Russell Taylor Delores Tinder Louise Thompson Beatrice Trudo Carlton Van Wagoner Everett Weir Margaret Wallace Cr.ry White PAGE THIRTY-ONE PAGE THIRTY-TWO 0 la: pierreH$£ The Sophomore Class In its Freshman year this class was the largest ever enrolled at Lapeer High School. When the confusion of classifying and schedule arranging had died away a get-together party was held at which each member was introduced to his or her classmates. This party helped to establish a wonderful class spirit which has enabled the members to accomplish many things. Among the notorious deeds of this class was the winning of the class rush between the Freshman and Sophomore classes in the fall of 1925. In addition to this the class held a very successful party at Christmas time. Later in the year the Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs had a Minstrel show in which many of our class took part. On September seventh, school again started and the class—Sophomores this year—came back a little conscious that it was a year older and far wiser than the class of a year ago. With Miss Pacholke as sponsor the class was organized and elections held. In October the class rush was staged and the Sophomores were again successful in carrying off the honors. The “Freshies” were pulled into the river and the class colors, rose and silver, floated in victory from the top of the school building. December fifteenth was the night of a class party in the High School. After a lunch in the cafeteria everybody came back to the gymnasium to dance. The Boys’ and Girls' class basketball teams, under Maxwell Daniels and Elaine Hayden, did not win the championship, but they made a good showing. The class awarded a scarlet Soph” to the members of its teams. As Sophomores this class will soon cease to be. But as the members become Juniors and Seniors, they will try to keep up the good work carried on by the class this year and last year. Ralph Alt Elaine Hayden Louise Reynolds Marjorie Baldwin Datha Huckle Truman Riker James Bentley Robert Hungerford Leone Robbins Ella Bostick John Hutton John Roberts Floyd Bostick Marvin Jarvis Kenneth Robinson Marcia Cary Marjorie Kerr Ruth Rowden Harold Cliff Harold Kingsbury Mary- Running Irene Cliff Vena Klauka William Ryles Arthur Cooper Agnes Knoche Ted Shephard Mildred Converse Charles Laughlin Elwyn Slough Gladys Converse Ilia LeDuc Leona Smith Ncster Coulter Lena Lynch Floyd Spencer Edna Delewich Owen Laughlin Dwainc Stier Maxwell Daniels Vere De Lynk Lulu Stockwell Ernest Fanson Winifred McDonald Bernice Stone Viola Fisher Adele Metheney Belle Stroupe Donald Fitch George Moore Mar 'aret Tallieu Everett Floyd Lillian Nass Clifford Taylor Mane Galbraith Robert Nelson Gerald Titsworth Kenneth Gardner Esther Ostrom Dcnald Vanderlip Lucellia Gerwolds Walter Owen Evelyn Watson Hazel Gorden Norma Pearce Russell West Harriet Green Fern Philo Raymond Williams Ella Hammond Kenneth Philo Sheldon Winslow Lillian Harvey Bernice Porritt Isol Woodward PAGE THIRTY-THREE 5$ LA' PIERRE The Freshman Class The first meeting of the Freshman Class was held on September 21, at which time elections were held. The class rush was a great event, both classes winning the same number of points on the field, but the Sophomores won in the tug-of-war. Our boys’ basketball team showed great skill and was well supported by the class and the Freshman Band. Another great event was the boys’ basketball game between the Freshmen and Seniors for interclass championship. After playing three minutes overtime the Seniors won by one point. On December 10th the Freshmen had a highly enjoyable party in the High School gymnasium. In February the 8A's joined our class and increased our membership by about twenty. A fair sum of money was added to our treasury by a series of candy sales from January to March. We have four all A” students and a large number of “B students on the High School Honor Roll this year. One of the boys of the class was the yell leader at all the Varsity basketball games. One of the girls made the second team in basketball and played in three games. We feel we have a class to be proud of and one which will be interesting watch in the future. Gladys Alyca Grace Jones Birdie Taylor Pauline Allen Thelma Kelley Geraldine Supernault Alice Anderson F. B. Kellogg Neva Stroup John Basco Ferris Kerkau Arthur Stringer Richard Beardsley Gertrude King Howard Wilson Victor Beddow Dorothy Kingsbury Enoch White Josephine Beckman Josephine Kitchenmaster Charles Wesley Richard Belz Mariam Lucas Alice Watters Edwin Bel2 Margaret Lynk Delbert Watson Ruth Carter Inez Moore Miriam Warren Howard Cooper Ruth Misner Verena Ward Ralph Coulter Glee Millikin Roger Walker Lloyd Coulter Helen Metheney Wayne Van Wagoner Millard Dahlgren Erma Neilsen Wilbur Younkers Ella Davis Milton Porter Kathleen Bregner Lewis DeGroat Ethel Osborn Jean Bregner Gerald Dockham Tom Raymond Howard Buckley Ruth Donaldson Clyde Raymond Lawrence Burt Robert Drainer Vivian Steward Ethel Cole Paul Dugan Kenneth Stanton Fred Conley George Duncan Eula Spencer Fern Cool Nettie Dunlap Norval Smith Dorothy Cummings Floy Edwards Sadie Smith Jean Gould Leona Fisher Ruby Smith Maxine Hollingworth Fredolph Fisher Thelma Smith Ruth Nicholson Elnore Gibbons Harold Sheldon Kenneth Porter Stanley Harbron Gertrude Shay Alice Patten Earl Harbron Pauline Turrill Ralph Patten Vaughn Harris Kenneth Tripp Carmen Riker Earl Hauxwell Ruth Thom Helen Slater Albert Jarvis Bernice Taylor Jean Taylor Genevieve Jarvis Carl Taylor Chester White J PAGE THIRTY-FIVE The Eighth Grade The Eighth Grade class was organized in September, 1926, with forty-five members, At the end of the first semester twenty-three of this number were promoted to the Ninth grade and twenty-six from the Seventh A class took their places. The first semester the officers were: President, James McMullen; Secretary. Marie O'Brien; 8A Treasurer, Ruth Nicholson; 8B Treasurer, Alice Merz. The second semester the officers were: Vice-President, Ray Eastman; Secre- tary, Twila Thompson: Treasurer, Ralph Jones. Clayton Bard Jamie Baker Julia Barber Earl Bostick Norman Carter Ray Eastman Lawrence Fleming Frances Folsom Lyle Goodrich Milton Hodgson Leslie Inman Ralph Leisher James McMullen Alice Merz Francis Morey' Mary Moses Marie O'Brien President, Mane O'Brien: Hoil's Sanborn Earl Springsteen Marjorie Stier Frances Thorne Twila Thompson Joyce Van Wagoner Olga Williams Lewis Ward Addie Warren Frances Winslow Mildred Wildey Margaret Baird Fred Bentley Phyllis Clark Robert Converse Helen Cooper Treasurer, Alice Merz: SB lone Dent Theodore Fraty Carl Gillett Dorothy' Gass I Irban Holland George Hollenbeck Ida Howland Ravmond Hutton Ralph Jones Vera Kerr Shirley Lindsay Eva Miller Olaf Moore Marguerite Olmstead Betty Pennington Barbara Raymond Dorothy Springsteen PAGE THIRTY SIX The Seventh Grade The Seventh A class held their first meeting : in March, 1927. At that time they elected the following officers: President, Thcron Horton; Vice-President, Gladys Slater; Secretary, George McMullen; Treasurer , Lewis Stier. The Seventh B class is in the old High School building. Their first meeting was held in March, 1927, when they elected their class officers, namely: President, Billie Reed: Secretary, Maxine Schram; Treasurer, Betty Gould. Sponsors for the two sections are Miss Gladys Von Holt and Miss Jean Turn- hull. Milmont Vaughn Jane Jackson Bessie Jamieson Victor Vandecar Evelyn Harbron Clifford Johnson Malcomb Voshurgh Veva Philo Bernice La Grow Billie Reed Kenneth Harbron George McMullen Henry Larie Paul Taylor Ernest Moore Frank Goodrich Clifford Johnson James Owen Roy Watters Billv Barber Charles Patten Betty Gould William Beckman William Rodanhisler Bernice Nicholson Doris Churchill Helen Sammons Edward Cliff Virginia Cobb Gladys Slater Bernaval Farrington Lloyd DeGroat Lewis Stier Billie Moore John Galbraith Paul Taylor Claude Brown Donna Given Margaret Vandecar Paul Lc Due Donald Harrison Elton Walker Maxine Schram Thcron Horton Beatrice Wallace Wabda Durski Charlotte Yeager PAGE THIRTY EIGHT HCCTV1CTES _r= T oU.� PAGE THIRTY-NINE 0 LAT PIERRE A Word From the Management N this, the second edition of the La'Pierre. we, of the management, have expended considerable effort in an honest attemot to turn out an Annual which will appeal to everyone who chances to read this. To gain the end we have wandered hither and yon about our school and city and have brought before your eyes pictorially and in script, items which we considered of interest to all. Reflecting on all this, we offer this Annual, confident that its human appeal and universal interest will make it a financial and social success. THE MANAGEMENT. gy.ox.Tfg LA PIERRE La’ Pierre Staff DELMER JONES. Editor-in-Chief. CLARA BLITTER, Associate Editor. FRANCIS O'BRIEN, Business Manager. BEULA ROBBINS, Art Editor. JOHN WILSON, Alumni Directory. ROBERT CONNORS, Joke Editor. ARTHUR THOMPSON, Sports Editor. DOROTHY NICHOLSON, Associate Editor HARRY BENTLEY, Sales Manager. VELMA REAVELY, Sports Editor. PAGE FORTY-ONE The Student Council The officers of the Student Council of 1926-27 were elected the latter part of the school year 1926. Events started by last year’s Council such as the Freshmen-Sophomore class rush, were also sponsored by this year's governing body. One of the major accomplishments of the Council was the aid which it gave to the preservation of the school lawn. Through the cooperation of a committee from the Council and those who drive cars to school a parking system was established. The Council of 1926-27 extends its best wishes to the succeeding one. Mr. Beach, Sponsor Kerr, Kenneth, President Connors, Robert, Vice-President Butler, Clara, Scc.-Treas. Taylor, Berdie Anderson, Alice Dockham, Gerald Donaldson, Ruth White, Enoch Vanderlip, Donald Bolton, Glenn O'Brien, Francis Cary, Marcia Bentley, Harry Wilson, John Reavcly, Velma (g U: ■ ——gUQXTjff ft? PAGE FORTY-TWO The Teachers Club Lapeer Teachers Club was organized with Miss Florence Robinson as the first president. The membership is now thirty-two and Miss Margaret Marshall, Miss Katherine Inglis, Mrs. May Thompson and Mrs Mary Fowler are honorary members. The object of this organization is to provide for the discussion of those topics that shall be for the betterment of the teaching profession, to promote civic and community interests and to enlarge the social life of the teacher. The club has been instrumental in bringing to the community several Extension Courses and some good lectures. One hundred and fifty dollars has been paid to the Student Loan Fund and three hundred dollars more has been pledged. The Lapeer Teachers Club is affiliated with the City Federation of Clubs and with the Michigan State Federation of Teachers Clubs. The officers at the present time are: Celma Simonson, president; Leander Beach, vice-president; Veva Butts, secretary; Gladys Yaegcr, treasurer. Jean Adair Margaret Asman Dorothy Kay Vesta Russell Gertrude Thompson Emma Murphy Mabel Bentley Ruth Hemingway Lizzie Corey Ursula Nielsen John Yaeger S. Jean Burr Florence Pacholke Gladys Von Holt Lelah Selby Jean Gibbon Gertrude Lewis Georgiana Jones Minnie Alexander Ruth LaPlant Seth Davey LaWave Shoup Kathryn Wells E. E. Irwin Rosalind Brooker Jean Turnbull Josephine Culhane Bernice Shook l-AGl; FORTY- THREE The Junior Chamber of Commerce The Junior Chamber of Commerce Club in Lapeer High School was organized in 192 under the direction of Miss Ramona Wright and Mus Florence Pacholke. The club was again organized scon after the beginning of the school year of 1926, w th several of the old members and many new ones. Our new sponsor is Miss Georgiana Jones. The purpose of the club is to give the student glimpses of practical business problems such as he will encounter after leaving school, to help him in planning h s career and the best preparation for it, and in general to promote interest in business. The club this year has two main projects. One is to purchase a portable phonograph for the commercial department, and the other is a trip to the important industries and business enterprises of some nearby city, probably Flint. In financing these projects, the members have engaged in numerous hot-dog and candy sales yielding not only profit and experience, but also pleasure. They hope and expect to accomplish their projects. Smith, Willard, Pres. Bolton, Glenn, Vice-Pres. Bostick, Ella, Sec. Phillips, Doris, Treas. Fisher, Viola Glassford, Donald McDonald, Winifred Harvey, Lillian Ostrom, Esther Macomber, Gladys Porritt, Bernice Roa'h, Lawrence Bard, Walter Stockwell, Lulu Weir, Gladys Woodward, Isol Smith, Sadie PAGE FORTY- FOUR The Shorthand and Typing Contestants The District High School Shorthand and Typewriting contest was held at Mt. Clemens April 2?rd, 1927. Velma Reavety, who represented Lapeer High Sehool in the Novice Class Typewriting, won first place. Other contestants were: Louise Turnbull and Irene Cliff in the Amateur Class Typewriting; Frances Barnes in Advanced Class Typing; Beatrice Morey, winner of third place, and Clara Butler entered in Novice Class Shorthand event; Vera Martin in Amateur Class Shorthand, and Jean McGlashen, winner of second place, in the 90-word Transcription Test. The Typewriting Team was composed of Louise Turnbull, Velma Reavcly, Frances Barnes and Irene Cliff. Velma Reavely and Jean McGlashen will go to the State Contest at Kalamazoo Friday, May 1 Sth, 1927. PAGE FORTY-FIVE The Ushers Club The Ushers Club was organized at the beginning of the year of 1924-25. At that time twelve pupils who were considered best suited for the work were asked to join. Mr. Yaeger, who acted as sponsor, explained that the ushers were to keep order in the auditorium during assemblies and pep meetings, to usher at all events held in the auditorium, to take charge of the Master Key and the doors in the morning and at noon and to escort visitors through the building. The number is limited to twenty as this makes a very good working squad. There are two groups with a Head Usher for each group. By this method the work is evenly divided. Our aim is to give efficient and cheerful service and to keep perfect order, and we believe that we are doing our best to accomplish it. Louise Turnbull, Head Usher Dorothy Nicholson, Head Usher Clara Butler Harriet Owen Velma Reavely Donald Clark Glenn Oviatt Donald Vonderlip John Roberts Wesley Moore Harry Bentley Aubrey Powell Geraldine Gillett Carleton Van Wagoner Louise Thompson Maurice Hill Helen Diener Lera Millikin Evelyn Baldwin John Hutton PAGE FORTY-SIX The Senior Home Economics Club In 1926 forty girls responded for dub work. The dub sponsor. Miss LaPlant, disliking to turn anyone away, made the suggestion of dividing the group into two dubs, meeting as one organization. This idea has been carried through very successfully. The dub joined with the Agricultural club in putting on the annual banquet for the parents and friends of the members. They also cooperated in publishing the High School News, a monthly magazine. The first number was issued the first of February. The Home Economics clubs are trying to raise money for a scholarship fund. A great deal of the success these clubs enjoy is due to the willing helpfulness and patient guidance of Group I Pearce, Norma, Pres. Stroup, Belle, Sec. Reynolds, Louise, Treas. Alyea, Gladys Cliff, Irene Converse, Mildred Goodrich, Murid Nass, Lillian Gordon, Hazel Harvey, Lillian Jamieson, Beatrice ur sponsor. Miss LaPlant. Boegner, Kathleen Le Due, Ila Macomber, Gladys Running, Mary Stone, Bernice Group II Freeland, Vera, Pres. Harsen, Zada, Vice-Pres. Wagner, Frankie, Sec. Lucas, Marion, Treas. Allen, Pauline Boegner, Jean Davis, Ella Edwards, Floy Gerwolds, Lucelis Jarvis, Genevieve Riker, Carmen King, Gertrude Lynk, Margaret Nielsen, Erma Ruddock, Evelyn Smith, Ruby Stroup. Neva (•AGE FORTY-SEVEN The Junior Home Economics Club The Junior Home Economics Club, which reorganized at the beginning of the school year, was fortunate in having many of its old members return with their ideas and enthusiasm for a wide-awake club. The club quota is twenty members and the vacancies were filled by vote. The club's greatest work is the establishment of a Code of Ideals which all members are supposed to follow during their High School career. They are as follows: 1— To serve the school. 2— To advance ideals for Home Economics. 3— To maintain a certain scholarship. 4— To advance good living and good thinking. 5— Tn establish good wise habits. The club met its various expenses during the winter by the sale of hot dogs in the corridors. The girls feel that they have profited very much by their year's experience in this active club and recommend it highly. The club is under the management of Miss La Plant. Gould, Jean, Pres. Beckman, Josephine Thompson, Twila, Vice- Copen haver, Violet Pres. Cummings, Dorothy Taylor, Jean, Sec. Gass, Dorothy Cool, Fern, Treas. Lindsay, Shirley Barber, Julia Van Wagoner, Joyce Merz, Alice Miller, Eva Nicholson, Ruth Stier, Marjorie Watters, Alice PAGE FORTY-EIGHT The Radio Club The La peer High School Radio Club was reorganized in October of 1926 with fifteen members. Meetings are held every Monday during the Home Room period. Most of the meetings are given over to the discussion of different phases of radio, and conducted by committees appointed for that purpose. Among the topics discussed during the year arc types of tubes, condensers, principles of loud speakers, and types of amplification. Due to lack of funds the club has been unable to experiment very extensively with radios, but individual work at home has been encouraged. The Browning-Drake receiving set started last year has been improved and a very efficient resistence coupled amplifier using Hi-mu tubes has been added. One of the important events of the season was the Washington address by President Coolidge which the club was able to give to the school through the kind assistance of Mr. Arnie Gillctt. The club has endeavored to assist the local station by sending a resolution to our congressman supporting the station and offering to aid local fans who are annoyed by interference. Mr. Davey Newton, Hugh, Pres. Misener, Garland, Vice-Pres. Seclye, Albert, Sec.-T reas. Alt, Arthur Bolton, Glenn Bostick, Floyd Cooper, Arthur Hungerford, Robert Laughlin, Owen Gardner, Kenneth Roach, Lawrence Robinson, Kenneth Smith, Willard Taylor, Russell Watson, Orville K1917 f t Wr---— r@) PAGE FORTY-NINE V PIER HI tyf. The Art Club The beginning of the school year 1926-27 saw the organization of an active Art Club, the only one deserving that name within the memory of the oldest student. A vigorous campaign for funds was instituted to cover the expense of providing shades for the sidelights in the auditorium. Shortly after the middle of the semester the club held potluck supper in the cafeteria at which pom-poms were laboriously manufactured to be sold for the Imlay game at Imlay City. At the beginning of the second semester an election was held. AH officers but the president were newly elected. A more congenial, energetic bunch of workers never gathered in reverence to the fine arts and that coupled with the splendid guiding hand of Mrs. Kay made the Christiansen, Anna Coulter, Ncster Rowden, George Ruddock, Evelyn Shay, Myneelah Wagner, Frankie Watson, Evelyn club the power it is and shall continue to be. O'Brien, Francis. Pres. Wesley, Arthur, Vice-Pres. Freeland, Verah, Sec.' Treas. Abbey, Mildred Alt, Arthur Arnett, Norma Bard, Walter Burlingham, Cyril Jarvis, Marvin Neilsen, Ingeborg Pelton, Lloyd Perry, Edward Robbins, Leone =r6) PAGE FIFTY The Wolverine Agricultural Club The purpose of the Agricultural Club is to prepare the boys of the high school who live (in farms or are taking up an agricultural course to become better and more successful farmers. This is being done by the members themselves with the help of Mr Yaeger. fbe sponsor Some of the things that the club has been doing are: The putting out of the High School News in connection with the Home Economics Club and the Typewriting Department and the putting on of banquets held in connection with the Home Economics Club. At the beginning of the year the different committees were appointed by the president, Mr Coulter. They were the Program committee to look after the programs to be given every week, and an Activity committee appointed to look after the matter of outside work done by the Club, the Banquet committee appointed to look after the banquet held in February. In these various enterprises the members not only have the benefit of the speeches and articles themselves but also they get a bit of business training which is very necessary in any line of business, including farming. Coulter, Lloyd, Pres. Kingsbury, Harold Alt, Ralph Titsworth, Gerald, Vice- Lynk, DeVere Basco, John Pres. Nelson, Robert Bostick, Floyd Ncilson, Carl, Sec. Smith, Norval Gardner, Kenneth Spencer, Floyd, Treas. Winslow, Sheldon Hauxwell, Earl l-AGt FIFTY-ONE The Science Club The Science Club began in September, the first month of school. A new constitution was drawn up. The club meets every Thursday at Home Room period and many topics arc discussed and reports given. Some of the students have done excellent work. The Science Club had added a stuffed badger and a large hawk to the museum. The officers for the first semester are: Rodger Walker, president; Carl Taylor, vice-president; Howard Cooper, secretary; Clyde Raymond, treasurer; Enoch White, reporter. Our purposes are to start a high school museum, for which cases are being built by Mr. Davey's shop classes, and to learn Natural History. Miss Brooker Bard, Clayton Carter, Norman Dahlgren, Millard DeGroat, Lewis Dockham, Gerald Dugan, Paul Eastman, Ray Harris, Vaughn Inman, Leslie Kerkau, Ferris Lucas, Marian Patton, Alice Porter, Kenneth Porter, Milton Raymond, Clyde Folsom, Francis Shay, Gertrude Slater, Helen Stanton, Kenneth Van Wagoner, Wayne White, Chester Younker, William PAGE FIFTY-TWO The Etiquette Club The Etiquette Club, composed of some thirty Junior and Senior girls, was organized in September, 1926, with Evelyn Baldwin, president; Ellen Holmes, vice-president; Beatrice Morey, secretary-treasurer, and Miss Adair, sponsor. In this group the many social problems of the complex present day are brought up and discussed. “Correct Ideas of Etiquette, Cleanliness. Cliques, True Friendship, Self-Consciousness,” A Freshman Away at School,” Clothes,” “Traveling by Train, Honesty, are a few of the topics that have been found interesting. Practical experience has been gained in various social activities. In the fall an informal football feed was served to the boys after the Oxford-Lapeer game. The mothers of the club members were entertained in May. The club sponsors simplicity in manner and dress, true democratic feelings, hon esty in thought and action and happiness in service. Beatty, Beverly Christiansen, Anna Cliff, frenc Conley, Esther Dent, Dorothy Diener, Helen Freeland, Vera Gillett, Ella Halpin, Florence Hollingworth, Yvonne Harsen, Zada Jones, Dorothy McCary, Mildred McDowell, Elaine Millikin, Lera Nielson, Ingeborg Ross, Christine Russell, Vivian Smith, Sarah Sorenson, Eva Wallace, Margaret Clark. Charlotte Kollar, Irene Jenkinson, Beatrice Pennington, Muriel Taylor, Naomi FACE FIFTY-THREE erre1$?= Debators - Orators - Declaimers The debating season opened this year late in September, when the try-outs were held in an assembly. From the squad of sixteen who were hoping to make one of the teams, the following were chosen: Marcia Cary, Eva Taylor, Hutton Schrader, Catharine King, Billy Myers and Edward Jones. Later, when the teams were divided, the first three mentioned were placed on the Affirmative, and the last three on the Negative. The question under discussion was, “Resolved, That the U. S. Government Should Own the Coal Mines.” During the season our teams meet representatives of the following schools: Vassar, Durand, Imlay City, Oxford, Ortonville and Howell. To add to the glory of our teams, Marcia Cary and Edward Jones were chosen to represent L. H. S. in the subdistrict Declamatory and Oratorical contests, respectively. Marcia was not only successful in this and the district contest but she entered the state contest May 13 and won state championship. This is the first time in his-tory that Lapeer High School has been represented in the state oratorical contest. We arc, therefore, unusually proud of Marcia and the fact that she not only represented us in this contest but that she was able to win state honors. PAGE FIFTY-FOUR The Senior Boys Glee Club Shortly after the opening of school last fall, the hoys who were musically inclined organized under the auspices of Miss Kathryn Wells, into a Senior High Boys Glee Cluh. The first turnout was very gratifying and the quality and quantity of voices, excellent. An encouraging fact was the number of Sophomores and Juniors who will form a nucleus for next year’s cluh. An election of officers resulted in the placing of Robert Connors in the office of president, and John Wilson, librarian. Burlingham, Cyril Buckley, Howard Beddow, Victor Clark, Donald Coulter, Nester Dunlap, Eldred Dugan, Paul Fitch, Donald Fanson, Ernest Graves, Walter Jones, Edward Jarvis, Marvin Kerkau. Ferris Kellogg, F. B. Laughlin, Charles Moore, Wesley McMullen, James Oviatt, Glenn Oviatt, Vivian O'Brien, Francis Roberts, John Russell, Earl Schrader, Hutton Stringer, Arthur Shephard, Ted Taylor, Clifford Vanderlip, Donald Williams, Raymond West, Russell Warren, Earl Winslow, Sheldon Wesley, Arthur White, Enoch White, Cary PAGE FIFTY-FIVE The Senior Girls Glee Club Senior Girls Glee Club of 1926-27 under the efficient leadership of Miss Kathryn Wells may be justified in feeling that the year for them was a successful one. The Club was asked to sing at a goodly number of banquets and entertainments. Some of these were, the Rotary Club banquet for the football team, the Agricultural and Home Economics banquet, the Almont Band program given in Lapeer High School auditorium, a Y. W. C. A. tea, and the District Missionary convention. A Glee Club recital was presented May 27 by both the Junior and Senior Glee Clubs. Rowley, Cleo, President Butler, Clara, Secretary Gillett, Geraldine, Lib. Miss Wells Baldwin, Marjorie Baird, Ora Barnes, Frances Clark, Charlotte Fisher, Viola Gordon, Hazel Graham, Ruperta Green, Hariet Holmes, Ellen Huckle, Datha Hayden, Elaine Kerr, Marjorie McDowell, Elaine Millikin, Lera McGuire, Lois McDonald, Winifred Owen, Harriet Ostrom, Esther Philo, Fern Pennington, Muriel Running, Mary Ross, Christine Rowden, Ruth Reavely, Velma Robbins, Beula Hollingworth, Yvonne Taylor, Naomi Tinder, Delores Wallace, Margaret Woodward, Isol PAGE FIFTY-SIX The Junior Girls Glee Club The Junior Girls' Glee Club was organized under the direction of Miss Kathryn Wells. It is the largest organization of its kind in the school and is building up a good foundation for the future Senior club. The club has been very interesting and diligent work has accomplished very good results. Although we have not appeared at any public functions we have taken part in assembly programs and in the concert presented by the Glee Clubs. We also presented The Guest of the Gypsy, a one-act musical comedy. Miss Wells, Sponsor Baird, Margaret Clark, Phyllis Cole, Ethel Cobb, Virginia Cool, Fern Cooper, Helen Donaldson, Ruth Jamieson, Bessie Jarvis, Genevieve King, Gertrude Kerr, Vera Lindsay, Shirley Lynk, Margaret Millikin, Glee Metheney, Helen Merz, Alice Olmstead, Margaret Pennington, Betty Raymond, Barbara Smith, Thelma Smith, Sadie Slater, Gladys Wildey, Mildred Winslow, Frances Yeager, Charlotte Van Wagoner, Joyce Anderson, Alice Baker, Janie M. Sammons, Helen Gass, Dorothy Watters, Alice Given, Donna PAGE FIFTY-SEVEN PAGE FIFTY-EIG HT The Band - Orchestra The Band and Orchestra that were coming along so well last year have had their leaders changed twice since that time. The two organizations are now under Mr. Tory of Flint and are advancing rapidly under his splendid leadership. The Band has played before the school several times and has played for the Oratorical contest and the Y. W. C. A. The Band also is expected to parade on the street to advertise the Senior movie. It is to play for the American Legion and also to make a trip to Almont to return their visit and musical program which they gave us. The last thing which is of very great importance is the presenting of the band caps by the American Legion, the gift of the drum-major's cap by the Freshman class, and the gift from the 10th, 11th and 12th grades of the cape to the drum-major. The Band has been planning to keep busy this summer vacation by giving a series of concerts. Violins Saxophone T ronibone Beatrice Trudo Victor Beddow Millard Dahlgrcen George Hollenbeck Julian Rodanhisler Mary Hudson ’Cello Ora Baird Cornet George Moore Milton Porter Clifford Taylor Carlton Van Wagoner Hazel Avis. Zona Stephenson Clyde Raymond Addie Warren Fred Conley Arnold Goodrich Olaf Moore French Horn Edmund Irwin Miss LaPlant Lawrence Burt Vivian Oviatt F. B. Kellogg Gerald Titsworth Pauline Turnll Billy Paddison Stewart Larabell Billy Reed Clarinet Donald Harrison Urban Holland Josephine Kitchenmaster Leona Smith Robert Schrader Donald Vanderlip Harriet Green Robert Converse Mildred Lyman Elmer Holman Bass Marvin Jarvis Ferris Kerkau Arthur Stringer Kenneth Porter Kenneth Gardiner Grace Jones Floyd Spencer Tuba Mr. Davey Alto Evona Davis Baritone Dorothy Dafoe Louise Reynolds Hutton Schrader Howard Wilson Drums Velma Smith Billy Myers John Basco James McMullen Enoch White PAGE FIFTY.NINE The Stage Crew The Stage Crew were organized for the first time at the beginning of this year, September, 1926. Of course we were all new at this kind of work but with Mr. Davey, who is more experienced along this line, at the head of the crew we were able to learn quickly. The stage is very well equipped for a high school. This makes it much easier for us. During the year we have made quite a lot of equipment ourselves. This work is very interesting and helpful to us. but like all kinds of work it is not all pleasant. The hardest job a stage hand has is to deal with others who may be on the stage without losing his temper at times. We hope the Stage Crew will continue their work for years to come so others may receive as much good from it as we have. It is very necessary for the school to have a good crew so the scenery will not be damaged by everyone handling it. Mr. Seth A. Davey, Sponsor Albert Seclye, Manager Earl Russell, Light Operator Donald Vandcrlip Garland Miscner and John Roberts, movie operators Everett Floyd Floyd Spencer DeVerc Lynk PAGE SIXTY PAGE SIXTY-ONE The Leland Baird Memorial Cup In memory of Leland Baird, one of Lapeer High School's most popular students and athletes, a Silver Loving Cup was presented by Coach John F. Yaeger in the Spring of 1924 Everyone in school knows that Leland starred on the football field, and earned his sweater and letter by hard work and excellent cooperation. Each year this cup is to be presented to the Senior athlete receiving the highest scholastic standing. His name will be inscribed upon it. The first three who have so far received this honor are: Paul Moon__________________________1924 John D. Donaldson _________________ 192? Colburn Potter ____________________ 1926 gt,l 9. .7jg= The Kirk White Memorial Trophy In memory of one who has left us but whose influence will ever linger to spur the stalwart sons of Lapeer's gridiron heroes on to victory—one who played the game of life just as hard and clean as he played football, the Kirk White, Jr., Mem-orial Trophy had been presented by the Football Team of 1922. Each season this trophy is presented to that member of the team who in the opinion of the coaches and the Team of 1922 has been the greatest factor in producing a worthy football team. In the season of 1926 it was presented to Robert John Connors, Class of '27. Who will win it next season? O-f i -7 PAGE SIXTY-THREE I f f j� f f ♦ f'H iff |,«w, ',M . i' f W «! ■• ffr ' « -JO vA N la«tfcT Jiw Bcntwcy c« TeK v. C u “fl’c vot«-« SiM. Kt t GviAUfc yif.U.V'i 9 - «.T OONAV-O CtTCH H 8 AO VO CAMPIONS ..€ MO PAGE SIXTY-FOUR Football Lapeer High School turned out in the fall of 1926 the best team in years. The outfit fought its way through the hardest schedule engaged since the day of Pete Chatfield to virtually the state championship. Class C. Hadley was merely a practice game to make ready for Saginaw and Bay City, consecutively. The team played football at Saginaw and Connors ran all over them for a tie score. Not since the good old days has Lapeer scored such a triumph. Two such games in a row constituted an insurmountable barrier. Bay City scored a decisive victory. The remaining games were won in handy fashion. Captain Kerr and his mates were nearing the final test: the game with Imlay City. Though doped to win, the team was not over-confident. Finally Lapeer marched irresistahly to victory over Imlay City and to the state Class C championship. The squad consisted of: Captain Kenneth Kerr Francis O'Brien Lloyd Coulter Perry Banghart Truman Riker Harry Bentley John Roberts Maurice Hill Orville Watson James Bentley Floyd Spencer Theodore Shepherd Enoch White Lawrence Roach Ervin Rauh, Capt.-Elect Robert Connors Hugh Newton Donald Clark Earl Warren Thomas Raymond Arthur Cooper Gerald Dockham Managers Kenneth Philo Harold Cliff Their Lapeer ______________________________ 28 Lapeer _______________________________ 6 Lapeer _______________________________ 0 Lapeer _____________________________ IS Lapeer _____________________________ 21 Lapeer _____________________________ 20 Lapeer _____________________________ 29 Lapeer______________________________ 7 Lapeer ______________________________ S Total, Lapeer _________________ 137 Record Hadley ____________________________ 0 Saginaw Eastern____________________ 6 Bay City __________________________40 Vassar ___________________________ 0 Dryden_____________________________ 0 St. Mathews, Flint_______________ 12 Holly............................ 7 Oxford ____________________________ 0 Imlay City_________________________ 0 Opponents ____________________6? d a r. c civTV-FIVF PAGE SIXTY-SIX Boys Basketball The second week in November a large squad turned out for preliminary drilling on the fundamentals of the game. The first of December the men who had been out for football turned out for basketball. We had four veterans on a squad of fifteen, which meant that we had to develop eleven new men. Robert Connors, Captain Irvin Rauh Aubrey Powell John Roberts James Bentley Harry Bentley Carlton Van Wagoner George Bough ner Eldred Dunlap Billy Carpenter Arthur Thompson Donald Clark Floyd Spencer Maxwell Daniels The first part of the season went along all right. We won the first three games. Then we lost to Pontiac Reserves. Our next trip was to Vassar. We played a winning game regardless of the small floor. Imlay came next; another victory for us. Then we were defeated by Mayville. We were victorious the rest of the season except when we came up against the speedy Flint Reserves. The second week in March the District Tournament was held here. Lapeer won the first game from Grand Blanc but was eliminated when St. Michaels of Flint defeated us. Dec. 29—Lapeer 25, Alumni 9. Jan. 2- Lapetr 35. Orion 13. Jan. 14—Lapeer 18, Oxford 14. Jan. 20—Lapeer 19, Pontiac Reserves 24. Jan. 21—Lapeer 26, Vassar 17. Jan. 28—Lapeer 21, Imlay 18. Feb. 4—Lapeer 16, Mayville 23. Feb. 11 Lapeer 28, Saginaw Reserves 12. Feb. 18—Lapeer 21, Imlay 12. Feb. 24—Lapeer 25, Flint Reserves 35. Mar. 4—Lapeer 16, Grand Blanc 17. Tournament Mar. 10—Lapeer 21, Grand Blanc 18 Mar. 11—Lapeer 4, St. Michaels 25. Reserves The Lapeer High School Reserves played five games during the season. We won four and lost the fifth to Imlay City Reserves by a narrow margin. Lapeer Reserves 32, Hadley 4. Lapeer Reserves 17, Columbiavillc 7. Lapeer Reserves 16, Scouts 10. Lapeer Reserves 14, Imlay Reserves 20. Lapeer Reserves 14, Dryden 6. Athletic Board of Control This board was organised to control Athletics in the schools. Its members consist of an alumnus, Mr Myers; the superintendent, E. E. Irwin; a school board member, Tom White; a member of the coaching staff, Mr. J. F. Yaegcr, a faculty member, Mrs. J. F. Yaeger, and two members from the student body. Due to the failure of having new elections the two students of last year are retained. They are Harold Black and Eleanor Thompson. Its purpose is to decide on the eligibility of the players; how many games can be played in the season, and who shall receive letters and numerals. They meet once a month and at any other time that the president may deem necessary. PAGE SIXTY-SEVEN PAGE SIXTY-EIGHT Girls Basketball On Nov. 10, 1926, the first call for the girls’ basketball team of '26 and 27 was heard. The first night of practice a very likely group assembled in the gym, numbering about 22 in all. Practice was held regularly up to Jan. 7, when Lapeer met their first opponent of the season, Orion, and defeated them by a score of 21 to 8. This overwhelming victory gave the team more courage and on the following Friday, Jan. 14, they met Oxford. This was a close game and both teams worked hard, but Oxford's efforts were mostly in vain because Lapeer won their second game by the close score of 16 to 15. On the 21st of Jan. every girl was ready to start for Vassar at about 5:30 p. m. They met their opponent, Vassar, on a very small floor but nevertheless Lapeer got into the fight and won again by a one-point lead of 5 to 4. Lapeer was beginning to think that one point was all that they could win by, when, fo! their great rivals Imlay” came over with their best of material ready to take the Gold and Blue through the game of their life, but they were wrong in their idea, for when the final whistle blew the score stood: Lapeer 24, Imlay 16. The following week the score mounted even higher when Lapeer beat Mayville by a score of 54-2. Even though this was an easy game the following week was not so easy when the A. C. Spark Plugs agreed to fill our open date of Feb. 11. The Spark Plugs were an independent team and for this reason everyone thought it useless of Lapeer to even try to win, but the members of the team disagreed with this statement, so they thought they would show the boosters of the team what they could do. Going on the floor with the “pep and fight with them they won by a score of 18 to 7. Then the last game of the season was to be played at Imlay, so the Gold and Blue team picked up their valises once more and took a journey over to Imlay. Even though no one really knew it they were to meet their first defeat of the season that fatal night of Feb. 18. The team didn't seem able to get in the game nor seem to be ready to play and the result was that they lost by a score of 16-11. Some of these games were play and some were work, but the team found it all play and no work when they were guests of their mothers at the Palace theater in Flint and then to dinner at the Y. W. C. A. cafeteria in the evening. This year's basketball girls: F'rst Team Velma Rcavcly, Captain Clara Butler Louise Turnbull Louise Thompson Emily Francis Muriel Goodrich Grace Gray Adelaide Fornca Beula Robbins Frances Barnes Second Team Helen Diener Lois McGuire Geraldine Gillett Delores Tinder Helen Metheney Dorothy Nicholson Regina Donner Besides the first ten girls mentioned above there was the second team girls who were very faithful and worked hard to help the first team, even though they knew they would have no chance to make the first team. The interclass basketball was won this year by the Class of '28. On May 20 the boys’ and girls' basketball teams of '27 were guests of the Commercial Club, at which time letters were presented to those who had played a sufficient number of quarters to entitle them to receive this honor. PAGE SIXTY-NINE The School Calendar Sept. 7—School begins. Go through 20-minute trial classes. Fine practice. Sept. 8—Back to routine. Same old story. Sept. 9—Seniors elect officers. Delmer Jones starts his career as president. Good luck, Del. Sept. 10—Juniors elect officers. Sept. 13-—Back again. Blue Monday. Now to real work. Sept. 1 5—Glee Club elect officers at their first meeting. Sept. 20—Teachers Club elect officers. Sept. 21—Eighth grade election of officers. Freshmen elect officers. Sept. 22—“Do you or do you not graduate? by Mr. Beach. Sophomore Class meeting and election of officers. Sept. 24—Debate try-outs. Football game with Hadley. Of course we won, 28-0 Sept. 30—Art Club elects officers at first meeting. Oct. 1—Pep meeting. Freshmen organize band. Congratulations, Frcshies! Oct. 2—We journeyed to Saginaw. A tie game, 6-6. Oct. 4—First meeting of Radio Club. Elect officers. Oct. 5—Senior Class meeting. We decide to have a Bake Sale series and Annual. We also decide to buy a curtain for stage. Oct. 7—Art Club decide to sell school colors. Two teams arc chosen. Little contest, eh? Oct. 8—Agricultural Club has first meeting and elects officers. First report cards. Hold your breath. Assembly—Fire Prevention Day. Oct. 9—To Bay City. We lost, 40-0. What a game! Oct. 11—Senior Home Economics Club, Group I, elect officers. Oct. 12—Rotary Club brings a speaker to us. Dr. Barker gives a splendid speech. Oct. 13—Juniors receive their rings. More thrills. Oct. 14—I wonder who's wearing 'em now. Oct. 15—Miss Shook and Miss Simonson sent to Albion to Teachers convention. Art Club sells school colors. We go to Vassar to Lapeer-Vassar football game. We won, 8-0. Oct. 19—Senior Class gives Annual St?.ff power to make specifications for La Pierre. Oct. 20—First meeting of Student Council. Teachers Club entertained by 3rd ward teachers. Oct. 21—Pep meeting. Mr. Connors announces that the Art Club will sell very hot Hot Dogs at the Class Rush. Oct. 22—Fresh-Soph. Class Rush. Pretty cold, eh Freshies? Oct. 23—Senior Class have a Bake Sale. Oct. 25—Two days' vacation. State Teachers Association meets in Flint. Oct. 26—Hope they have as good a time as we're having. Oct. 27—Assembly—“Roosevelt Day by 2nd hour American History Class. Junior Home Economics Club have a Hallowe'en party. Oct. 28—Senior Home Economics Club, Group I, have a Hallowe'en party. Student Council again to protect school property on Hallowe'en. Oct. 29—Dryden here for football game. We won, 21-0. Nov. 2—Student Council takes charge of halls at noon. Nov. 3—Junior Home Economics Club start work on garments for poor. Nov. 4— Juniors choose Bab as the play for this year. Nov. 5—“Walter Camp Day”—Assembly, also pep meeting. Play St. Mathews of Flint. Of course we won, 20-12. Nov. 6—Radio Club begin work on a Browning-Drake set. Nov. 8—“Farmers Chautauqua, being held in L. H. S. auditorium, begins. Nov. 9—Girls Glee Club sings at Chautauqua. Nov. 11—Assembly Armistice Day program and a pep meeting. We play Holly. We win, 29-7. PAGE SEVENTY w VAtfti «£ B ob Joe? OUR. SOLDIERS PAGE SEVENTY-ONE Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Jan. Jan. J?n. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb Feb 12— -Senior boys win championship and cup in final game. Dorothy Jones hostess at her home to Junior Class party. 16- Student Council start plans for big pep meeting and snake dance before Lapeer-Imlay football game on Thanksgiving. 18— Men of faculty entertain Teachers Club at a novel Thanksgiving party. 19— 8th grade party in gym. We play Oxford here. We win, 7-0. Etiquette Club serves banquet to both teams after game. 20— -Seniors have second Bake Sale. 25—Student Council meet to discuss their stunt for big pep meeting. 24— Big mass meeting. Every class has a stunt. All join in snake dance. 25— The Big Day. Lapeer-Imlay football game at Imlay City. We won, muddily (not dirtily, however) with an 8-0 score. 1— Student Council and corridors. Yes, again. 3—Assembly- Illustrated Indian lecture. 6—Senior Home Economics Clubs act as hostesses at a football banquet. A four-course dinner followed by an Xmas tree with a present for each player. 8—Junior Home Economics Club has a Hot Dog sale. 10— Assembly-—Musical program. Freshmen receive letters. Freshman party. Junior Class has a Candy sale. 13— Seniors begin to have their grand Cap and Gown discussion. Seniors ' receive tickets to sell for movie. 14— Seniors decide to have Candy sale at movie. 15— Sophomore Class party. Commercial Club has an Xmas party. 16— Seniors sponsor a movie, Alaskan Adventures. 17— Xmas vacation begins. 3rd ward presents an Xmas program in Assembly. 24-—Senior Home Economics Club sent Xmas baskets to the poor. 3— Back to school. 5—Cap and Gown fight settled. Well, we have 'em. Orion-Lapeer basketball game here. Lapeer boys won, 35-13. Lapeer girls also were on big end of 21-8 score. 12— Lecture by Floyd Bennett. Sponsored by the Teachers Club. 13— Student Council to keep order in cafeteria at noon. 14— Oxford comes here for a basketball game. We won both games. Boys 18-14, girls 15-14. Miss Brooker's Science Club gives health program in Assembly. 18— Freshmen adopt motto. 19— Seniors plan another party. 20— Boys play Pontiac Reserves. We get the small end of a 24 19 score. 21— Both teams journey to Vassar. Lapeer wins both games. Girls 5-4, boys 26-17. 24— Seniors decide to have party Feb. 1st. 25— Semester exams begin. 26— More exams. 27— Still more exams. 31—Bid for Annual is accepted by Senior Class. 1 Senior Class party at Louise Turnbull’s home. More boys. Played bunco. 2— Senior Home Economics Club and Agricultural Club with assistance of typing department publish their first copy of Lapeer High School News. 4— Junior High basketball game. We win from Imlay, 10-5. Varsity teams play Mayville. Lapeer boys lead with a 23-16 score. Girls walk away with the game, 54-2. 8— Student Council are planning a program for Assembly. 9— Commercial Club enjoys two speeches by out-of-town speakers. 11— Junior High team plays Emerson Junior High of Flint and lose, 2412. Two Varsity games. Girls, Lapeer, 23; A. C. Spark Plugs, Flint, 12. Boys, Lapeer, 28; Saginaw- Reserves, 12. PAGE SEVENTY-TWO OV PR£S. DEL VTA fc W Hoc© 'e x PAGE SEVENTY-THREE Feb. 12—Sophomore Bake sale. Feb. 14—Junior Home Economics Club has a Valentine theatre party. Feb. 17—“If you don't do what you’re asked to do the second time you're asked to do it, you're asked to resign —Members of Art Club. Feb. 18—Junior High team 7, Whittier J High, Flint, 12. Varsity teams meet on Imlay's floor. Boys, Lapeer, 20; Imlay, 12. Girls, Lapeer, 11; Imlay, 16 Feb. 21 —Junior Home Economics Club has a Bake sale. Feb. 22—Radio Club secures a radio and all students come back at 12:15 o'clock to hear President Coolidge's Washington Birthday speech Feb. 23—Boys team plays Flint Flint 35, Lapeer 25. Senior Home Economics Club, Group I, sells Candy and Hot Dogs at game. Feb. 24 Assembly- Washington program by Miss Shoup's History class. Imlay Junior High, 11: Lapeer Junior High, 13. Home Economics and Agricultural Clubs have large banquet with two state speakers. Mar. 1—Second issue of Lapeer High School News. Mar. 4— Journey to Gd. Blanc. Gd. Blanc 17, Lapeer 16. Declamation tryouts. Mar. 9- Basketball tournament begins. Mar. 10- Lapeer plays first game of tournament with Gd. Blanc and wins 12-18. Mar. 11-—Lapeer plays her second game and is out of tournament 'cause she holds up small end of a 25-4 score. Mar. 14—Schick Test for diphtheria immunity. No 2nd or 4th hour class. Mar. 16- Junior Home Economics Club have a Tea Room and serve Hot Chocolate. Mar. 18—Father Carey speaks in Assembly. Mar. 21 - They look over our Schick tests. Are you positive or negative? Junior Home Economics Club buys a carving set for the school. Mar. 23—They begin group pictures for Annual. All clubs taken today. What a chance to miss a few classes. Mar. 24—Juniors are having the annual fight about the J Hop. It’s the date again this year. Mar. 25—Assembly The Boy from Galilea by Mr. Habouch. Mar. 26—Just recovering from our Senior Class party of last evening. Too much dancing. Mar. 28—Roberts elected captain of basketball, '28. Mar. 30— Junior play, Bab, fine. What a mess the reserved seats were in, though. Mar. 31- Second night. Still going strong. Right in their glory tonight. Apr. 1—A wild time. Rather weepy for those who get too close to the onions. Apr. 6—Senior Class meeting. Decide upon our invitations. Almont Band here. Mid-semester exams start. Apr. 7- More exams. Apr. 8—Spring vacation starts. A week of freedom and joy if our mothers don't start spring housecleanin . Assembly Miss Turnbull's Junior High English class present scenes from Silas Marner. Apr. 18- Back again. Apr. 22—Assembly—Commercial Club brings speaker, C. C. Barnes. Apr. 23—Shorthand and Typing contestants leave for Mt. Clemens. Good luck. Apr. 26—Assembly- Fire Prevention Day again. A speaker is to speak May 6— Art for Breakfast, Mrs. Kay's Art Club in Assembly. May 13—Speaker from Western Normal. We get our reports and it's Friday, the 13th. Wow! Marcia Cary wins Declamation Contest. May 20.- 3rd grade. Miss Russell in charge, presents program in Assembly. May 27— Glee Clubs present program. Miss Wells in charge, of course. May 31—Hope we get out of school. June 10—Class work stops. June 13—Final exams. June 15—The last exams and Commencement. June 16—J-Hop. June 17—Class picnics. Report cards. Farewell. PAGE SEVENTY-FOUR PAGE SEVBNTY-FIVE A scene from the piny Bab presented March 30-31 and repeated May 27 by the Class of '28 Alumni Directory CLASS OF 70 Liztie Slayton (Mr . J. R. Johnson • Calvin Thomas CLASS OF 71 Dilmond Bullock Amanda Hart ( Mr . James McKenzie). 1613 Navarre Ave.. Toledo. O. Frank Hicks. Waldrof Apt .. Duluth. Minn. Mary Hem ngway (Mr . C. L. Skinner). Lapeer. Mich. Kate McNamara Mary Rood (Mr . F. D. Johnson) Jenny Sutton (Mr . Calvin Thoma ) • Rev. Motier Bullock. Frederick Burbham Wattle Atlia Wilson (Mr . M. N. Stickney) • Julia Watkins (Mrs. E. G. Brown. 1320 Cambridge Rd.. Ann Arbor. Mich. CLASS OF ’73 Carrie Armstrong CLASS OF ’76 Hattie Berringer (Dr. Harret B. Alexander). Chicago. III., (Retired) Ella Hallock Amelia Manderville (Mrs. C. L. Yorker). Lapeer. M ch. Kitty Miles (Mrs. Ward Beecher) • Correna Manwarring (Mr . H. E. Hatch) Lizzie Moore (Mr . Forest Hadley). Lapeer. Mich. Arthur R. Rood Fanny Rood (Mr . Whitley) Sarah E. Robert (Mrs. Geo. A. Dibble). 1724 S. University Ave., Ann Arbor. Mich. CLASS OF 77 Frank McNamara Harriet B. Taylor. 96 Martin Place. Detroit. M ch. Samual Lang Williams CLASS OF 78 Geo. Ix ughnane. Escanaba. Mich. Anna O’LoughP'n Willi Smith American Leg:on Hospital. Batt!e Creek. Mich. CLASS OF 79 Arthur Barber Minnie E. Bennett (Mr . B. Hoage) Eva Hemingway Charles E. Palmerlee. Lapeer. Mich. John McLennan Richard M. Rood Florance A. Rich (Mrs. Flor-ance Hamilton) Delia E. Rood (Mrs. R. M. Dott) Flora J. Robert (Mr . Thomas Spratt) • Nellie Smith (Mrs. A. G. Kelt-ner) Mary E. Thompson (Dr. Mary E. Stevens). 47 Pingree Ave, Detroit. Mich. John F. Wilkinson. Cor. Ship and Main Sts.. St. Joseph. Mich. CLASS OF 81 John E. Barber. Mt. Clemen . Mich. Eva M. Butt (Mr . Ernest Clary) • Mate Beacham (Mr . J. B. Sc h ram ) • Jeremiah Lynch Hattie E. Daley (Mr . George Arbury) • Austin S. Hatch. 4 16 Navahoe Ave.. Detroit Mich. Kate M. Ingli . Lapeer. Mich. Emma Ixmghnane. I apeer, Mich. Mary McNamara. I ipcer, Mich. Nettie Ross Angus Stewart. Fremont Mich. Harry W Vincent Mary Wilson (Mr . C. S. Miller) • CLASS OF 82 Dr. Edmund Conley Mary H. Johnson (Mrs. C. E. Palmerlee) • Minnie Bearinger (Mr . Minn'e Bentz)• Minnie Brackenbury Dr. Elmer Gardner, Clarks. Louisiana Fred C. Thatcher Evangeline C. Tomlinson (Mr . Henry O’Neil). 7027 I.ane wood Ave. Hollywood. Calif. Albert L. Verm lyea. Columbia-ville. M ch. CLASS OF 83 Ina Abbott (Mrs. R. M. Dott), 1607 Jones St.. Sou x City. Iowa. Wert M. Ausfn Artia M. Carey (Mrs. M. F. German). 1637 Ri| evelt Ave.. Flint. Mich. Rachel J. Eldrcdge Edna Houghton (Mrs. W. S. Abbott). 312 Nevada Ave. W.. Detroit. Mich. Lillie Hammond (Mrs. C. J. Lambertson). Lapeer, Mich. Minnie lombard (Mrs. T. W. Decker) Mary Mair (Mrs. Joseph A. Swall) Margaret E. Marshall. Lapeer. Mich. Anne E. Perk ns. ( Mrs. S. A. Lockwood). I apeer. Mich. Albert H. Roll in Anna Smith (Mrs. A. G. Keltner). South Bend. Ind. Rev. Eben A. Thomas. Earl-ham. Iowa. Neva E. Vincent (Mr . W. H. Louks) Dr. Frank B. Walker. David Whitney Bldg.. Cor. Parker and Agnes Ave.. Detroit. Mich. Kirk White. I. peer. Mich. CLASS OF ’84 William S. Abbott Fannie E. Baker (Mrs. Jerry Croley 1935 N. Michgan Ave.. Sag:naw. Mich. Jerry Croley Elma Evans (Mrs. E. C. White). I.apeer. Mich. Theo. D. Halpin, I peer. Mich. Mark A. Halpn. I apeer. Mich. Kittie Ixmghnane (Mr . Theo. D Halpin). I peer. Mich. Mattie E. McLennnn Ixittie O. M’llard (Mr . G. G. Hamlton). 102 Embury Ave.. Ocean Grove. N. J. Nellie L. Venn ng CLASS OF ’85 Elizabeth J. Armstrong (Mr . C. E. Palmerlee). Ijipeer. Mich. Lizzie M. Miller. 906 Tille-mook St.. Portland Ore. Jennie M. Muir. I,apeer. Mich. Fred Odle Rollins. Montana. Michael Lambr CLASS OF 86 John Halp n Satie Hallock (Mrs. S. M. Me-Brde). I«apeer. Mich. Gilbert Harris George M«hon. 5344 Maryland Ave.. Chicago. III. Georgia Rogers (Mrs. Frank Cutting). Ijipeer. Mich. ----------- PAGE SEVENTY-SIX Carrie Turner (Mrs. George Hutton) • Miles Valentine. 632 Eleventh St.. Marysville. Calif. Mehan) Grace Walter (Mrs. Grace Mehan) CLASS OF 87 Saida Abbott (Mrs. Wm. J. Mahon), Box 126, I aJolla, Calif. Dr. Daniel Conley Charles Henry. 902 % N. Sag-tnew St.. Fl.nt, M ch. Emily Houghton ( Mrs. Nye Allen). 420 State St.. Alma. Mich. Helen Hamilton (Mrs. Ward Finch). Almont. Mich. Minnie Keiser (Mrs. W. H. Lowe). East I ansing. Mich. Edward Lynch Hattie Millard i Mrs. K. L. Butterfield). M.S.C., East Lansing. Mich. James Market, Salt I.ake City. Utah Ella Newton May Owen Anna Thompson (Mrs. S. R. Fletcher). 345 Auborn Ave. S.E.. Grand Rapids, M ch. Delia O'Connor Alice O'Connor. Bronx Hotel. San Diago. Calif. Lillie White. I ipeer. Mich. CLASS OF '88 Lora Cox (Mrs. L. S. Higley) Charles Collins. 4631 Second Blvd. Detroit. Mich. Ix ttie Gardner (Mrs. C. E. Slagle) Nettie King. (Mrs. George Mahon). 5344 Maryland Ave. Chic go.III. John I athrop Mary McElroy Chester Mahon. 5706 Peoria St., Chicago. III. Nellie Roger (Mr . G. F. Crnmton). Marclenny, Fla. Emma Turrill (Mrs. Wm. F. Clark). Saginaw. Mich. Emma Wirt (Mrs. Dexter King). I-apeer. Mich. CLASS OF 89 Pearl Abbott Allice Abbott Lizzie M. Corey. I apeer. Mich. Ida M. Cox. ( Mrs. Roscoe Gaston). 851 Madison Ave.. Valparaiso. Ind. Lizzie D. Donaldson (Mrs. Webb Warren )• Lucy Elliott (Mr . W. H. Messer). 717 N. Sixth Ave.. Tuscon. Arizona. Blanche Hollenbeck (Mr . Byron Burnell). 800 Detroit St.. Flint. Mich. Norme Kittery (Mr . A. J. Yorker), Anaheim. Cal f. Maggie S. Pack (Mrs. Dudley P. Swart hout). Bancroft. Mich. Rosa Miller (Mr . N Mat-teson). Mason St., Flint. Mich. John R. Rood. 1014 Church St.. Ann Arbor. Mich. Bertha Roberts (Mr . W. L. Brazie). 2297 Taylor Ave.. Detroit. Mich. Arthur S. Tomlinson Curt Vosburgh Rose Wollenburg Cora B. Williams (Mr . Nelson McDonald). I-apeer. John I,oughnane. Lapeer. Mich. Elsie Wilcox I Mr . H. B. Feld). Box 628. Bogalusa. Louisiana. Elizabeth M. Rood. Lapeer. Mich i CLASS OF 90 Mary E. Armstrong. Olivet, Michigan. Helen P. DuHoitt (Mrs. Albert Wegener). 10 Glendale Rd., Madison, N. J. Charles A. Gates Flora McLennan (Mrs. John Sutton), 6224 Lawrenc-Ave., Chicago, lit. Louise M. Lambard, S284 Jackson St.. San Franc.sco, Calif. Herbert W. Smith. I-apeer, Mich. Ida M. Salmond (Mrs. Robert Stapleton). 174 Ixjrain St., Oberiin. Oha . Sarah Weston ( Mrs. D. B. Hel-fr.ch) • CLASS OF 91 Teresa Loughnane, Omaha. Neb. Maud MeClaskie, Harper Hospital. Detro.t. Mich. Anna Miller (Mrs. John Hal-p n), 509 W. Sixth Ave., Flint. Mich. Carr.e McUaskie (Mrs. B. J. Hewlett) • Augusta Schegel, 316 State St.. Detroit. Mich. Frank H. Smith. 1419 Elm St.. Youngstown. Oh.o. Jesse H. I ay lor. 210 Myrtle Ave.. Eag.e Keck. CaLf. Matie Vincent (Mrs. John Stoneman), Chagrin Falls, Ohio. Mary Wadsworth (Mrs. Chester Mahon). 5706 S. Peoria St.. Chicago. III. CLASS OF 92 Arthur W. B.rdsall. 858 Longfellow Ave. Detroit. Mich. Edgar J. Cox. I-apeer. Mich. t ranees E. Devereil. llu E. 80th St.. New York City. May Hevincr (Mrs. A. H. Ainsworth), Lapeer. Mich. Mary A. Holland (Mrs. Eig.n Turnbull). I-apeer. M.ch. Add.e Jones (Mrs. Robert Nelson). Lapeer. Mich. Charles Loughnane. 112 Fer-r s Ave.. H ghland Park. Mich. Gertrude Monteith. 1724 Lee Place. Detro.t. Mich. Dr. Charles J. M.lier. Chippewa Falls. Wis. Maoelle C. Roberts (Mrs. L. h ifieid) Henry C. Roberts Flora H. Roberts. 308 W. Vine St.. Kalamazoo. Mich. Gertrude SyLbu.y (Mrs. Frank Reeves). Grace H. Strong (Mrs. T. H. McCarty). Cheboygan. M.ch. Nellie E. Williams (Mrs. W. H. Bacon. Lapeer. MLh. Nettie E. Williams (Mrs. W. I con). Lapeer. M ch. Carrie E. Watkins (Mrs. J. T. Vincent). Lapeer. Mich. Orin E. Watk ns. 1129 Pennsylvania Ave.. Oukmont. Pa. Anna D. Williams (Mrs. E. J. Cox) • Belle M. Williams (Mrs. W. H. Garnder). Evart. Wash., c-o W. B. Williams. Re-d Adi ms. 725 W. Gd. Blvd.. Detroit. Mich. CLASS OF 93 Frank W. Bryce. Ypsilanti. Mich. Wm. A. Burdick, c-o Blue Valley Creamery Co.. Cleveland. Oh'o. Louis C. Cramton. 1824 Irving St. N. W.. Wash ngton. D. C. Emma Cox. Flint. Mich.. Deaf School. Nora Bowler. Detroit. M'ch. Bird Chapman (Mrs. Ashley P. Owen) Annette Harson (Mrs. H. B. Fields), Ypsilanti. Mich. Marie Hancock (Mrs. Grant Green). Grangeville. Idaho. Rollin C. Higley. 557 Chestnut St., Valparaiso. Ind. Nora Halpin (Mrs. Dan Cronin). I,apeer. Mich. Walter C. Holland. Gold Beach. Oregon. Edward L. Kilbourne. 465 California St.. San Francisco. Calif. Euphemia Monteith. 1724 Lee Place. Detroit. Mich. Florence Vincent (Mrs. E. N. Frisbe), c-o Williamsport Leather Co., Williamsport, Pa. CLASS OF 94 Hattie Carey (Mrs. John Richards), 918 Church St., Flint, Mich. Clark Compton. I,apeer. Mich. Abbie Cutt ng (Mrs. Hugh White). 57 Old Orchard l ane. Scarsdale. N. Y. Elton G. Douglass Charles Fortune. 2962 Francis Ave.. Los Angeles. Calif. Jeanette Johnson l Mrs. R. D. Va I). I-apier. Mich. Dr. Wm. C. Kinietx. Ann Arbor. Mich. Jennie I,ambert (Mrs. Frank I-awrence). 826 E. Sixth St.. Flint. Mich. Roy D. Matson Archiebald C. Olmstead. Waters. Mich. Mabel Slayton ( Mrs. Harry Drmorrst), 628 E. Second. St.. Flint. Mich. Ed.th Shaw. 284 E. Warren. rv� -o ♦ M h. Blanche Woodruff t«- 'n Wh te. 57 O’d Orchard I-ane. Scardale. N. Y. CLASS OF 95 Maude Abbott (Mrs. Clark Compton). Lapeer. Mich. J. Ernest Converse. 1203 W. Ottawa. I ans ng. M.ch. Luella Devereil. 110 E. 80th St.. New York City. Lettie M. Harmon (Mrs. E. W. Rudland) Lena L. Hough (Mrs. J. E. Converse). 1203 W. Ottawa. I insing. Mich. Ineson J. Kohler. Westlake Ave. and John St.. Seattle. Wash. Maud M. McNamara ( Mm. Fred J Anthe). 2306 W. Grand Blvd.. Detro t. M ch. Raymond Monteith. South Tacoma. Wash. Elizabeth McClaskie ( Mrs. G. H. Dikeman), cor. Wood and Moss. Highland Park. Mich. Estelle M. Roberts. I apeer, Mich. Bertha M. Reed. Hunters Creek. Mich. Rev. Dwight N. Rood. 182 16th St.. Traverse City. Mich. Mabel E. Rood tapeer, M ch. Lottie Wadsworth (Mrs. I wis Law). Cass City. Mich. CLASS OF 96 Lulu Bryce (Mrs. Wm. Abbott). Lapeer Mich. Mami Reamer (Mrs. Burt D. Cady). Port Huron. Mich. Henry R. Bentley. Lapeer. Mich. May Bessette (Mrs. B. J. Snow), Mountain View, Calif. Alice E. Carey (Mrs. W A. MrLaughl'n ) 1124 Hill St.. Ann Arbor. M ch. George Carr gan. I-a peer. Mich. Florence Cramton (Mrs. F. E. Lamrnert). 2550 Smalley Court. Chicago. 111. Florence Connor (Mrs. J. B. Kendrick). 1322 Vk N. Robinson St.. Oklahoma City. Okla. Jessie Dunton (Mrs. R. W. Whittern). U. of C. Press. 58th and Ellis Ave.. Chicago, III. Clara Dunn. 845 W. 70th St.. Chicago. III. Bertha Hough (Mrs. Edgar J. Cox) I-apeer. Mich. Ethel Miles (Mrs. George Jarvis), R. F. D. 4. I apeer. Mich. Dr. J. G. R. Manwarring. 606 First National Bank Bldg., Flint. Mich. Helen Miller. 509 W. Sixth Ave.. Flint. Mich. Mamie S. Pike (Mrs. Carl Mclx an). 423 W. Michigan. I ansing. Mich. Vera Rankin (Mrs. F. A. Grawn). 15 N. 16th St. E.. Duluth. Minn. Martha Slayton (Mrs. D. L. Schunemaji), Hotel Edison. Port Huron. Mich. Cuthbert Vosburgh. I-a peer. Mich. CLASS OF '97 Alee B. Cary (Mrs. Phin White). I apeer, Mich. Nellie Curtis Lillian Gray (Mrs. W. H. Dawe), Gladwin. Mich. Albert A. Gibson Grace E. Holland. 1011 State St.. Ann Arbor. Mich. W lliam A. Halpin. 1660 Richfield Rd.. Flint. Mich. Reba Haddrill I Mrs. Frank Carrigan). 2201 W. Grand Blvd.. Detroit. Mich. Florence H gley. Lap.er. Mich. Chester Johnson Fred Jones. Lapeer. Mich. Ella Lafayette (Mrs. Rob’t Glover). Almont. Mich. Grace Mapes (Mrs. Walter Reason). Pontiac. Mich. Carrie Misner (Mrs. R. H. Gregory). I,apcer. M ch. William P� per. 199 South Ave.. New Canaan. Conn. Lillian Turnbull (Mrs. Ernest Hough). 1426 Sherwood Ave.. Chicago. III. Margaret Todd (Mrs. George Carrigan). tapeer. Mich. Gertrude Vargason (Mrs. Ol ver E. Barthel). 447 Holbrook Ave.. Detroit. M ch. Anna Vosburgh ( Mrs. Carl Davis), 5203 Hapcr Ave.. Chicago. III. Dean Vincent. Portland Trust Company. Portland. Oregon Wiliam K. Williams. 520 Wash:ng on Rd.. Grosse Pointe. Mich. Harrison G. Williams. Holly. Mich. Phineas White. Lapeer. M ch. Edna Watkins (Mrs. R. M. Snyder) Hill St.. Wilkins-burg. Pa. CLASS OF '98 Alee L. Rrown (Mrs. Barthold). 260 Riverside Drive. New York C ty. Zoe Celia Parker (Mrs. Celia Parker Smith). Sherman. Mich. Maud L. Dunton (Mrs. Fred Marshall). Imlay City. Mich. M nnie A. Fitch (Mrs. David E. Brown). 318 W Terrace St.. Royal Oak. Mich. Julia Gray. Lapeer. Mich. Lynn C. Good ale. 167 N. Mchignn Ave.. Jackson. M'ch. PAGE SEVENTY-SEVEN ( immm Robert K. Jardine. 710 Fountain St.. Grand Rapid . M ch. Ben C. I«oder. New Rochelle. New York . Harold R. Martin. 400 E. Jefferson Ave.. Detroit. Mich. Lena Monteith (Mrs. E. E. Fllkins). 516 Grove St.. East Lansing. Mich. Veva M. Butts. Lapeer. Mich. Mark Cary, Lapeer. Mich. Mamie G. Sullivan. 224 4 Montclair Ave.. Detroit. Mich. Grace M. Turnbull (Mr . Grace Sm'tF. CLASS OF 99 Lena L. Armstrong (Mr . F. C. Witter). 181 Puritan Ave.. Highland Park. Mich. Sarah A. Bldwell (Mrs. Paul King). 728 Taylor Ave.. Detroit. Mich. Theresa B. Butts, l apecr, Mich. Fred E. Bentley. I apeer. Mich. Julia M. Bowler Ella C. Bowler (Mr . John Hamilton). Lapeer. Mich. Bessie Clark (Mrs. A. B. Cul-ley). 1307 Oak St.. Evan ton. III. Ray T. Carp � nter. Lapeer. Mich. Frank C. Carr Kan. 2201 W. Grand Blvd.. Detroit. Mich. Loui Carey Lillian H. Edmunds Leila E. French (Mrs. P. A. Snowman Kathryn E. Howland ( Mr . E. H. StronK). 1418 Sherman St.. Grand Rapid . Mich Jessie Kohler. Seattle, Wash. Glennie E. Owen (Mr . A. C. Olmstead) • Dean E. Polgla e Jennie Slater ( Mrs. Fred Evan ). I-apeer. M ch. Charles H. Sommers. Luella F. Todt (Mrs. Harry Schlegel). Benson. Ariz. Zoe I. Wh:te (Mrs. Philip Sklar). 2040 Seward Ave.. Detroit. Mich. Charles H. Woodruff Ethel K. Walker (Mr . Arthur Dodds). I apeer. Mich. CLASS of 1900 Roy Brownell. Flint. Mich. Guy Converse, l apeer. Mich. John Carmody. Seattle. Wash. Susie Chapman (Mrs. Ashley Owen). I-apeer. Mich. Ethel Fox ( Mr . Albert Am-haus 12610 Pinehurst Ave.. Detroit. Mich. Gertrude L. Hathaway (Mr . David Crook ). 4746 Elliott Ave.. Sacramento. Calf. Anna Hunt. Oxford Mich. Arabelle A. I� mbard. 3284 Jackson SL, San Fransiaco. Calif. Kutherine Matson (Mr . Fred Weisgerber), Otsego Lake. Mich. Paul Miller. 242 Broad St.. Adrian. Mich. Maud Millard (Mr . Ja . Mc-Murdo). 123 N. Mulbury SL Albuquerque. N. M. Edward McNamara. Florence Morse (Mrs. O. G. Johnson). Mayville. Mich. Mary Osborne (Mr . Joseph Cox). Ijipeer. Mich. Margaret O'Connor. 1992 Morrell St. Detroit. Mich. Abbie Peck (Mr . Harry Smith). Battle Creek. Mich. Be ie Spear (Mrs. John Alexander). Davson. Mich. Wm. F. Stratton. 824 So. Ma:n Royal Oak. M'ch. Harry Slater. 5727 14th Ave.. DetroiL Mich. Mabel Salmond (Mr . Harry Mcl rie. 8947 S. Hoyne Ave.. Chicago. III. Eutrene Stevenson. CLASS OF 01 Effie J. ArmstronR (Mr . H. M. Francis). Ijipeer. Mich. Edna Bixby, 921 N. Loraine Ave.. Chicago. III. Myrtie A. Butts (Mr . Andrew Thompson). 5907 Eighth N. E.. Seattle. Wash. Yolande Blake (Mrs. Paul Miller). 242 Broad sL. Adrian. Mich. Roy Downing Harry Ferguson. Florence Hadley (Mr . Wm. Pratt). Hadley. Mich. Edward Holland Guy Montieth. 3634 Euclid Ave.. Cleveland. Ohio. Harry McCla k:e. Brow Palace Hotel. Denver. Colo. Josephine Miller (Mr . J. A. Borquist. Richfield. Utah. Helen M. Norton (Mr . Michael Bundy). Lapeer. Mich. Minon Polglase (Mr . C. E. Merry weather). 814 Gram-ercy Place. I.o Angeles. Cal. Roy Stocker Bertha Stewart (Mr . Jo . Leader). I,aCro se. Wi . Nora O Conmr (Mrs Thoma Bros haw. 1980 Webb Ave.. Detroit. Mich. Clarence Shafer. 5581 Viekey Blvd.. Dallas. Texas Henry Todt. Mesa. Arizona. Jay White. Ijtpeer. Mich. Lewi Watkin . Lapeer. Mich. CLASS OF 02 Bessie B'dwelJ. 1800 Bethune SL. Detroit. Mich. Leona Belknapp (Mr . Raymond Hevener). Lapeer. Mich. Florence Carey. Lapeer. Mich. Nellie Davis, Lapeer. Mich. Anna I angdon (Mr . Leroy C. Lord i. 1217 W 91st St.. Los Angeles. Calif. I athrop Mason. Maynard Valeska (Mrs. B. W. Stickney). 828 Belmont. Flint. Mich. Da sy Olney. 142 E. 49th St.. New York City. Hannah O'lieary. 5246 Spokane Ave.. Detroit. Mich. Hugh E. Osborne. El Centro. Calif. Ella Ph'llip . I-apeer. Mich. Mabel Tits worth. Lapeer. Mich. R.F.D. 5. Rood Taylor. 4222 Harriet Ave.. Minneapolis. Minn. Ray Webster. 2244 American Ave.. Ix ng Beach. Calif. MUlta Yorker (Mr . D. P. Sullivan). Ijipeer. Mich. CLASS OF 03 Bert Arms. Grand Blanc. Mich. Myrtle Davis (Mrs. George Burg Burr Oak. Mich. Raymond Hevener. I apeer. Mich. Maurice H:gley, c-o Ireland Matthew Mfg. Co.. Beard and Chatfieid Ave .. Detroit, Mich. Helen Martin. 716 S. Gurthrie. Tulsa. Okla. Ernestine Peck (Mrs. Claude Newton). 63 Water St.. Battle Creek. Mich. Florence Robinson. 315 Glendale Ave.. Highland Park. Mich. Daisy R:ley. Lapeer. Mich. Bradley Stickney. 828 Belmont Flint. Mich. E. R. Stewart. R.F.D. No. 6. Lansing Mich. Lena Urquhart ( Mr . Richard Krunkey), McGaffney. New Mexico. Inez Washburn (Mr . Arthur Dahn) 121 Leslie St.. Lansing. Mich. Henry S. Wiggin . Oscar W. William . 107 Washington Blvd.. Oak Park. III. CLASS OF ’04 Emma Bennett (Mr . Windham Williams), 8218 Greenfield Ave., Detroit. Mich. Ethel Briggs (Mrs. Wm. Sol-leck). Otter l,ake. Mich. Edith Chapman Alice Gilbert. Grace Johnson Chester Mott. Reuben McArthur, Tulahoma. Tenn. Lulu Pratt (Mr . C. L. Wright). 1411 W. 7th St.. Hasting . Nebraska. Charles O. Pike. 7500 Hanover St.. Detroit. M ch. Mary M. Palmer (Mr . H. Swfainft, Metamora. Mich. Florence Redmond (Mrs. Arthur Jarvis). Lapeer. Mich. Bertha Smith (Mr . Henry Ruen). George Skinner. 408 Emerson St.. Saginaw. Mich. Elizabeth Thompson. Box 465. Fredrick. Md. Carey Travis, Columbiaville. M ich. Lulu Urquhart. Herkimer Hotel. Grand Rapid . Mich. Enoch Thomas White. Lapeer, Mich. Arthur Watson 2517 Pingree Ave.. Detroit. Mich. Dora Watkins, c-o National Bank of Commerce, Seattle. Wash. Raymond S. William , c-o First National Rank Bldg.. Detroit. M:ch. CLASS OF 05 Ella Pearl Armstrong (Mr . John Whetstone). Lapeer. Mich. Eugene Arms. 943 Judson Ave.. Evanston. III. Rose Byer (Mrs. Durant Smith). 10332 Twelfth SL. Detroit. Mich. Teresa Bowler (Mrs. Robert Merrill). St. Johns. Mich. Mary Bacon. Detroit. Mich. Madge Booth Freda Byer. Detroit. Mich. Jay Carrigan. Detroit. Mich. Sarah Davis (Mr . Ralf Emerson). Cor. Michigan and Second Jackson. M ch. Carrie Diamond (Mrs. Claude H. Stevens), 225 Monterey. Highland Park. Mich. Lee Harrison (Dr. L. D.). 1403 N. Saginaw St.. Flint, Mich. George Harri on. Oxford. Mich. Elizabeth Hannifin. Harry M. Myers. I-a peer. Mich. Fred Mr Quinn. Mecosta. Mich. Kather ne O'Connor. 1992 Morrell St.. Detroit. Mich. Ethel Quay (Mrs. R. K. Jardine). 710 Fountain St.. Grand Rap'd . Mich. Harry Rhead. 1424 Pallister Ave. Detroit. Mich. Howard Smith, c-o Belsey Lumber Co.. Flint. Mich. Morris Titsworth. Hunter Creek. Mich. Clara Tuttle Roy Watson. 5785 Wabash Ave. Detroit. Mich. Mary Wadsworth (Mrs. Ray All). 1940 W. Court St.. Flint. Mich. Bert Yorker CLASS OF '06 Ward Arbury, Buffalo. N. Y.. (Attorney) Gc-«rud Arm ( Mrs. J. W Hunt). 940 Berkley Drive. Rrdland Calif. William Byer. Winter SL. Detroit Mich. PAGE SEVENTY-EIGHT Ella Kell, K. F. I).. Lapeer, Mich. I eonard Burritt. Cadillac. Mich. Belle Dunton (Mr . J. W. I«cea), Stand.sh. Mich. Dr. E. G. Dimond, 506 Industrial Bank Bldg.. Flint. Mich. Gladys Gray. Grinnell Bros., Flint. Mich. Mark Hilliker. 327 Leslie Ave., Lansing. Mich. Lawrence Halpin. Lapeer. Mich. Abbie Johnson (Mrs. Robert Taylor). Lapeer. Mich. Ben E. Johnson. 412 W. Walnut St.. Chisholm. Minn. Oda Kittrdgc (Mrs. Peter Lillie). Rochester, Mich. Emma Lyle (Mrs. Wm. Mills), Mctamora. Mich. Fay McKinney, Kalamazoo. Mich. Harper Owen. Philip P.per. 63 LaSalle Blvd.. Detroit. Mich. Jennie Phelps. Elba. Mich. Bessie Porter (Mrs. Rueben McArthur). Tulahoma. Tenn. Edna Richardson Blanche Smith. Lapeer. Mich, lawrencr Stratton. 519 Woodland Ave.. Duluth. Minn. Roland Stock. Box 61, Oakville. Wash. Robert Taylor. I,apeer. Mich. Lillie Terry (Mrs. W M. Palethorpe, Mt. Morris. Mich. Edith Watkins. Archie Williams. Halfway. Mich. CLASS OF '07 Lilia Bacon. 1251 Calvert Ave.. Detroit. Mich. Philip Cronin. K. F. D.. Lapeer. Mich. Rena Cronin (Mrs. Thomas Johnson. 415 With.ngton St., Ferndale. Mich. Edna Dunton (Mrs. Chas. A. Perry), c-o Ford Republic, Farmington. Mich. ANm Fnnch (Mrs. Wm. McIntyre). New Baltimore. Mich. Laura Gillett, 320 S. Main St.. Ann Arbor. M.ch. Stella Haskill (Mrs. Stella Willey), 511 N. Stevenson St.. Flint. Mich. Adeline. Herrick ( Mrs. Curry Hicks), Amherst. Mass. Bernice Hinman (Mrs. W. H. Montague). 206 W. Baker St.. Flint. Mich. Lois Horton (Mrs. A. W. Cox). Drawer A.. Lapeer. Mich. Grace Marsh (Mrs. David Stonton) 153 4 Garlund St... Detroit. Mich. Dr. William N. Miller. 1319 Detroit St.. Flint. Mich. Retta O’Leary (Mrs. Ix uie Klam), Rochester. Mich. Gladys Ryan (Mrs. Geo. O. Clark). Finch Bldg. Aberdeen. Wash. Lottie Stratton (Mrs. James W. Weir). R. F. D.. Lapeer. Mich. Harold Tuttle. I apeer, Mich. Rose Vail (Mrs. Ed. Dimond). 1718 Detroit St.. Flint. Mich. Harry Watkins. 1045 I-akefield, St.. Detroit. Mich. Blanche White ( Mrs. Fee tarry). Lapeer. Mich. Bess Williams (Mrs. G. A. Powell). Lapeer, Mich. Mae Winn (Mrs. Mae Mathen-ey). tapeer. Mich. Verena Yorker. 664 Hollywood. Ave.. Detroit. Mich. CLASS OF ’08 Kathryn Arbury (Mrs. E. R. Chapman), Shingu. Japan. Grace Bennett, 1182 Broadway. Room 706. New York City. Jessie Crouse (Mrs. Roy Thompkins), 724 Root St.. Flint. Mich. Edward Cunningham Vena Dahn Zola Dent Bernice Kay William Johnson Grace Lynch (Mrs. Harry Fitzgerald). Pontiac. Mich. Grace Moore ( Mrs. Geo. E. Spurck). 6067 Linsdale Ave., Detroit. Mich. Bertha Moore (Mrs. Herman Gantz) Winnie Oviatt (Mrs. Robert Wright) Hollis Lamoreaux. Lapeer, Mich. Mabel Misner. Lapeer. Mich. Madeline. Cutting (Mrs. W. B. Kellogg). tapeer. Mich. Carson H. Pinkerton. tapeer. Mich. Marie Hodges. Dryden. M ch. Neil Snyder. Roy Salisbury. tapeer. Mich, tattie Holcomb tapeer. Mich. Bess Tucker (Mrs. R. T. Carpenter), Lapeer, M ch. Marie Cronin (Mrs. Jamei Lyons). 330 Hall St.. W.nd-sor. Ont. CLASS OF 09 Justin Arms. North Bend. Ore-Mabel Bowman. 2161 Court Ave.. Memphis. Tenn. Wm. Brown. Jr., c.f. 725 Church St.. Ann Arbor. Mich. Curran Brown. Mctamora. Mich. Josenn I Gardner. Columbia-ville, Mich. Ada Hawk (Mrs. E. H. Selby), 132 Grixdale Ave.. Detro.t. Mich. Mabel Minnick (Mrs. John Sk.nner). 5950 Seminole Ave.. Detroit. Mich. Elizabeth Olmstend (Mrs. M. E. Hunt). 1919 S. Washington Ave., tanning. Mich. Glen Perkins Owen. Floyd W. Sc hock Mabel Bartlett (Mrs. V. E. Peterson). Oxford. Mich. Maud Cooley (Mrs. W. W. Beckman). Lapeer. Mich. Cassie Coulter (Mrs. Ben Fay) • Edith Farnsworth (Mrs. Ole Erickson). 71 Cleghorne Drive. Honolulu. Hawaii. Corinne Smith (Mrs. Adam Moore), tapeer. Mich. Mabel Tainter. Lapeer. Mich. Ethel Brown (Mrs. R. A. Mott). 274 Perry St,. Pontiac. Mich. Mary Hungerford ( Mrs. Claire Hulbert). Lock Box No. 805, tansing. M.ch. Marion Naylor ( Mrs. Oliver Clark). Reed City. Mich. Raymond Wh tney Irma Julia Willard. tapeer. Mich. Florence Yorker (Mrs. Peter Sweeny). 664 W. Holly wood Ave.. Detroit. Mich. CLASS OF 10 Eula Quackenbush. 127 Davison Ave.. Highland Park. Mich. Leila Snyder. Lapeer. Mich. Eva Gillett Ethel Morris (Mrs. Geo. Br s-tol). Hunters Creek. Mich. Dr. Frank Zastrow. 3835 W. 27th St.. Los Angeles. Calif. Emma Dobbert (Mrs. Fred Tate). 318 E. Ann St.. Flint. Mich. Hazel Chown, Attica. Mich. Ralph White. 527 Genesee St.. Flint. Mich. Clifton Rhead, 606 Harmon Ave.. Detroit, M ch. Neva Beardslee (Mrs. Arthur Chapoton). Utica, Mich. Pearl Umoreaux (Mrs. Frank Myus), R.F.D. 2. Lapeer. Mich. Russell Lynch. Myrtle Root (Mrs. Geo. Clark), Woodburn. Ore. Grace Ward Blanche Snook (Mrs. W. A. Atchison), East tansing, Mich. Helen Hawke I Mrs. Byron Williams), c-o Harry Hawke. Detroit. Mich. Minn e David (Mrs. Minnie I-ewis). Lapeer, M’ch. Wm. V. tauks. 1461 Tyler Ave.. Detroit. Mich. Elizabeth Butts. 2529 Bewick Ave.. Detroit. M ch. Myrta Newton Alice Yorker (Mrs. Edward Manderfield). c-o Minerva de Penelos. Avalos Zae. Mexico. Arthur Hungerford. Lapeer. M ch. Jay Armstrong. tapeer. Mich. CLASS OF ’ll Clara Smith (Mrs. Harlan Phelps), Patterson Acre Gardens. Route 2. Wyandotte. Mich. Dr. Morrel Jones. 1986 Grand Blvd.. Detro.t. Mich. Retta Johnson (Hartwig). Byron. Mich. Dorothy Davis. Woman’s City Club. Detroit. M ch. Lena Rust (Mrs. Millard McArthur). 14174 Monte vista St.. Detroit. Mich. Fred Knaggs. Lapeer. Mich. Reba Louks. 29 Winona Ave.. H ghland Park. Mich. Ralph Davenport. Lapeer. Mich. Mildred Mott (Mrs. Beecher Warren), c-o True Mott. Metam ra. Mich. Mary Connelly. 510 S. Clinton St. Albion. Mich. ELznbeth Cronin. 520 Garland St.. Flint. Mich. Emma Stock (Mrs. Jas. Daley), Lum. Mich. Cora Smith ( Barteld). c-o G. L. Martin. Bay City H gh School. Frank Jackson, c-o Ernest Converse. 1203 West Ottawa St.. tansing. Mich. Hazel Bacon. 1251 Calvert Ave.. Highland Park. Mich, taia Beagle. Pearl Ta t. 230 Grant St... Saginaw. Mich. Anna Brownell ( Mrs. Anna G. Young), 130 W. Euclid Ave., Detroit. Mich. Marguerite Myers (Mrs. Glen Graham), tapeer. Mich. Irene Warren. tapeer. Mich. CLASS OF 12 Pearl Oke (Mrs. W B. Haw-k'ns), 2654 Manstique Ave., Detroit. Mich. Charlie Moore. 5107 Spokane Ave.. Detroit. Mich. Lloyd Riley. Dr. Glen Graham. Lapeer. Mich. Earl Roberts. Carrol Brown. 725 Church St., Ann Arbor. Mich. Marguerite Caley. c-o Mrs. M. Caley. Mctamora. Mich. Duran Smith. 10332 Twefth St.. Detroit. Mich. PAGfc SEVENTY-NINE Mamie Stite . Mary Brownell (Mrs. Mary Robitaille). 1744 Seward Ave.. Detroit. Mich. Mary Rotters, 100 Oakland St.. St. Johns. Mich. Carl Williams. 1514 Ford Bldg.. Detroit. Mich. Martha l amoreaux (Mrs. M. H. Babcock). West Branch. Mich. Donald McBride. McGraw Hotel. cor. McGraw and Junction Aves.. Detroit. M ch. Rudolph Beyers. 241 Elm Rd.. Ambr dge. Pa. Lulu Wadsworth (Cooper). 223 I enox St.. Detroit. Mich. Perry Bartenfelder. Grace Butler. Amos Zulke. I apeer. Mich. Chester Palmerlee. Baptist Menior.al Hospital. Memphis. Tenn. Edward Zemmer. 622 N. Main St.. Royal Oak. Mich. Helen Hawke. Iotpeer. Mich. Zada Naylor. 50 Tyler Ave.. Highland Park. M ch. Marion Pelton. I .a peer Mich. Harold Tlbbenham. 4348 Lincoln Ave.. Detroit. Mich. Altha HefTlebower ( Mrs. Ralph Kriener). 314 Helen St.. Flint. M.ch. Emily Smith (Mrs. Harrison Arms). Lapeer. Mich. Myrl Desnoyer Mrs. M. J. McKellar . 1735 S. Whel- 1 ng St.. Tulsa. Okla. Edmund Connelly 4764 2nd Blvd.. Detroit. Mich. G. W. DesJardins. I apeer. Marion Chapman. 1107 Oak St.. Flint. Mich. Ethel West (Mrs Wm. Van-Wagner). Attica. R. I. Mabel Schock (Mrs. John Webster). Oxford. Mich. Earl Moses. Lapeer. Mich. Mabel Weston, c-o Supt. of Schools. Flint. Mich. Dr. Arthur McArthur. 421 Newell St. W.. Flint. Mich. Esther Karr Shepard. Ijipeer. CLASS OF 13 Claire Hulbert. East Lansing. Mich.. Box Dr. Arthur Harrison. Davison. Mich. Vera G. Reid. 310 E. Second St.. Apt. 5. Flint, Mich. Dr. H. B. Zemmer. I apeer. Mattie Groosbeck ( Mrs. Chas. Patterson). R.F.D.. I-apeer. Mich. Lulu Kile (Mrs. Ellsworth Fenner). R.F.D.. Davison. Mich. Walter B. Cunnngham. Francis St.. Jackson. Mich. Hazel Witt (Mrs. Erie Warren). Columbiaville. R.F.D. Blanche Watkins (Mrs. Roland Stmpson). 343 West Ninth St.. Flint. M ch. Hazel McIntosh (Mrs W. C. Hamilton). 303 Western Ave.. Plymouth. Wis. Don. C. Pinkerton Holly. Mich. Marion Hawke (Mrs. Ira Ross). Coulmbiaville. Mich. Orville B. Pike. 714 Margaret St.. Flint. Mich Charlotte B. McQu:nn (Mrs. G. C. Rothsburg). 7618 Byron Ave., Detro’t. Mich. Hazel R. Turnbull. Columbiaville. Mich. Percival S. Day. Vera Coulter Thomas Porter. I.apeer, Mich. Eliza Porter (Mrs. H. C. Pinkerton). Lapeer. Mich. Mark Morris Kelly. Romeo. Mich. CLASS OF 14 Andrew Gavin. Johanna Hunt (Mrs. George Horn). 7315 DeSota Ave.. Detroit. Mich. Grace Rubel. 1201 McCall Ave.. Flint. Mich. Wm. Brown. Jr., 1517 Granger Ave.. Ann Arbor. Mich. Elwyn Younker. 1334 Grand Blvd., Flint. Mich. Helen Bradfield. 410 W. Div-ision St.. Dowag.ac. Mich. Dr. Don Kudner. Carter Bldg.. Jackson. Mich. Capt. Rena Rumpf. 51 So. MarkeA St, Shamokin. Pa. Rae Mann. Davison. Mich. Arthur Zulke. Ioipeer. Mich. Helen Harrigan (Mrs. Orville Pike). 714 Margaret St.. Flint. Mich. Dorothy Surtees (Mrs. Don E. Arksey), 618 St. I ouis Ave.. Ferndale. M:ch. Ruby Chapman (Mrs. Francis Slater). 2996 Bewick Ave.. Detroit. Mich. Lillian Stokes (Mrs. Walter Cassell) Arthur Lynch, c-o Board of Trade. Youngstown. O. Elaine Kay. 1 .apeer. Mich. Alfred Cowell. Nina Smith, c-o Lee Smith. Attica. Mich. Cyril Kiehle. 5023 Trumbull Ave.. Detroit. Mich. Gladys Smith (Mrs. Rudolph Byers). 241 Elm Road. Ambridge. Pa. Arthur Elliott, c-o A. C. Spark Plug Co.. Fl;nt. Mich. Mar.on I� we ( Mrs. Harris Hemans). 3747 Wager St.. Detroit. Mich. Mabel Mercer (Mrs. Roy Schlenter). 514 Olive St.. Bristol. Tenn. Leon Linabury. Metamora. Mich. Harvey Linabury. c-o Hotel Madison. Toledo. O. Glenn Selby, Elba, Mich. Oliver Quindara. Children's Hospital. Boston. Mass. Helene Janes (Mrs. Fred Striffler). Caro. Mich. Howard Shepard. I apeer. Mich. Lillian DesJardins (Mrs. Ed. Malasky). 120 Winter St.. Battle Creek. Mich. Mahlc (Mrs. Jay Nefcy), Driftwood. Pa. Glenn Hollenbeck. I apeer. Bernice N. Dickerson. I apeer. Edith E. Snyder. Lapeer. Mich. Lelah Selby. Elba. Mich. Mary Cliff (Mrs. Dave I eon-ard). 1 .a peer. Mich. Zena Bailey (Mrs. A. S. Marshall). 509 Smith St.. Flint. Mich. Carroll Graves. 77 Vi Chestnut St.. Wyandotte. Mich. Leo Carrigan. 400 E. Jefferson Ave.. Detroit. M ch. Ethel Davis (Mrs. C. D. Fick). Park St.. Lapeer. Mich. Sabra Oliver (Mrs. Sabra Van-denburg). c-o Dr. Vanden-burg. Grand Rapids. Mich. CLASS OF 15 Helen Price (Mrs. Harvie Thomas), R.F.D.. Ijipeer. Mich. Leon M. Dent. 7428 Colfax Ave.. Chicago. III. Joseph Taylor. 4222 Harriet St.. Minneapolis Minn. Nellie Dockham. Lapeer. Mich. Rosa Kingsbury 1205 Calvert St.. Detroit. Mich. Mary Winship. Seeley’s Dry Cleaning. Flint, Mich. M'chael Roberts. Metamora. Mch. R. Beatrice Booth (Mrs. David Foster). 3775 Alter Rd.. Detroit. Mich. Bernice Woolhouse (Mrs. Lester Wadsworth). 13235 Hamilton Blvd.. Detroit, Mich. Donald French Ronald Rhead. 141 N. Main St., l apeer. Mich. Nellie Millikin (Mrs. Nellie Kruse), 1-apeer. Mich. Bertha Stier (Mrs. Fred Purdy). Columbiaville. Mich Oliver Schram. Spencer Hawke. 1721 New York St.. Flint. Mich. John R. Williams. 1393 Freude Ave., Detroit. Mich. I awrence J. Stock. Hotel Commonwealth. 735 Garland St,. I o Angeles. Calif. Florence Janka (Mrs. Glenn Laur). R.F.D.. North Branch. Mich. Coral Bostick. 14383 Suffcx Ave., Detroit. Mich. James Donegan, 1347 Whitney Ave.. Niagara. Falls. New York. Edna Elsie (Mrs. Tho . Porter) • Max Bristol. 1006 Stewart St.. Owosso. Mich. Mar.e Parks Ralph Newton. I apeer. Mich. Helen Sanford (Mrs. Thomas Stacy), I,apeer Mich. Lois Mitchell. R.F.D. 1. Hale. M ich. Mae Oke ( Mrs. Royal Bancroft). 70 Brighton St-Highland Park. Mich. Ethel Bullock ( Mrs. Max Bristol). 1006 Stewart St.. Owosso. Mich. Irene Sm.th. 1725 I,ee Rd.. Cleveland Heights. Cleveland. Ohio. Joseph Zastrow, Joliet. III. Isabel Lamoreaux. 125 Calhoun St.. 1-apeer. Mich. Bessie Read (Mrs. Herman Kersten). Imlay City. Mich. Mrs. Mildred Davenport Davis. R.F.D.. I .a peer. Mich. Miss Margaret Helfrich. Clio, Mich. Grace Turnbull. Columbiaville. Mich. CLASS OF ’16 Lillian Gray (Mrs. Erwin Russell). I tpeer. Mich. Isabelle Phillips. Lapeer. Mich. Vesta Russell. Lapeer, Mich. Luu lie Hubbard (Mrs. Linford VanKirk), Metamora. Mich. Linford VanKirk. Metamora. Mich. Edith Turner. I.apcer, Mich. Esther Brown (Mrs. Earl Moses), 1 .a peer. Mich. L. J. Gass. I,apeer. Mich. Velma Jarvis l apeer. Mich, lone Brown (Mrs. Owen Walts). 2416 Oklahoma Ave.. Wuskagee. Okla. Georgie Cutting (Mrs. Elmer DesJardins), Lapeer. Mich. Florence Pike. I peer. Mich. Hattie Kitchenmaster (Mrs. Warren Smith). I peer Mich. Lois Travis (Mrs. Fred Har-mer), Dryden. Mich. Minnie Seams, I.apeer. Mich. Nina Smith (Mm. Harry Weston), Idipeor. Mich. Ruth Lynch ( Mrs. Wesley Butterfield. Ijipeer. Mich. Jessie Goodwin (Mrs. Chas. Vaughan), 1695 Buena Vista Ave. W., Highland Park. Mich. Harold Mitchell. 168 Lincoln Ave., Pontiac Mich. Charles McIntyre. Charlton Ix uks. 2800 W. Grand Blvd.. Astor Court Apt.. Detroit. Mich. PAGE EIGHTY LPIERRE iffl Muriel Baron (Mrs. Koirer Walker), Columbiaville, Mich. Hattie Houghtling (Mm. Garden Boyden), Lapeer. Mich. Leona Crabtree (Mm. Robert Mines), Lapeer. Mich. Vivian Crawford (Mm. Vivian Meade), 1812 Tamcrund St., Los Anireles, Calif. Robert Watson. 1414 S. Washington Ave.. Lansing. Mich. Mabel Tail, c-o Mm. F. B. Tait. Fairgrove. Mich. Nellie Skinner (Mm. Harry J. Bush). 2699 W. lith St., Cleveland. Ohio. Ruth Parks (Mm. Clarence Hobbs). 9681 Woodsidc. Apt. 4. Detroit. Mich. Rhead Smith, c-o Wh.te A Byers, Dime Bank Bldg, Detroit. Mich. Charles Floyd. 1840 P.ne St.. Detroit. Mich. Raymond Lyons, c-o Mm. Evelyn Lyons. Main St.. Brig-hampton. N. Y. Hazel McCary. 892 S. Saginaw St.. Pontiac. Mich. Faith Palmerlee (Mr . Philip B. Hadley). 927 Cornwell Place. Ann Arbor, M ch. Winifred Black Grace Johnson (Mrs. R. W. Eaves), 12860 Thompson St,. H:ghland Park. Mich. Carrie Sutherland (Mm. Chester Rhodes) • CLASS OF ’17 Manuel Pike, Flint. Mich. Ralph Lockwood. I-a peer. Mich. Elva McIntosh (Mm. R. H. Biggs). 837 N. W. Fourth St.. Miami. Fla. Glenn Vincent, I-apeer. Mich. Berle Bond, c-o Jos. Lewis. West Branch. Mich. Leona Parks Summers. 28 Chapman St.. Pontiac. Mich. Neil Stephen. Galen Rood, Alma. Mich. Roy Gimblett, Lapeer. Mich. Mary Gimblett. Lapeer, Mich. Earl Ferns, Senior High School. Flint. Mich. Martha Stier (Mrs. Kay Shur-low). 1-apeor, Mich. Ruth Newton. I-a peer. Mich. Howard Adams. 2501 S. Saginaw St.. Flint. Mich. Howard Ainsworth. Lapeer. Wm. C. Kruth. Lapeer. Mich. Gertrude Lindsay (Mm. Royal Green), Buick Main Office, Flint. Mich. Cyreene Arnold. Dryden. Mich. Myron Smith, 20 S. Saginaw St., Up H r. Mich. Gertrude Stokes ( Mrs. A. J. Hoyer). 8211 McKinley. Milwaukee. Wis. Frances Kile, 5642 Brooklyn Ave.. Detroit. Mich. Leo Zastrow. Lapeer. Mich. Margaret Weston (Mrs. Raymond Sims), c-o E. L. Weston, I-a peer. Mich. Gertrude Force, c-o Geo. Force. 1418 Prospect St.. Flint. Mich. Nina Brown Parkhurst. 116 Monroe St.. Flint. Mich. Ona Cunningham Ernest King. Mt. Morris. Mich. Phoebe Chapman (Mm. Ernest Alward). 408 Raab Court.. Flint. Mich. Ruth Grover (Mm. Sinclair), North Branch. Mich. Helen Cunningham. Industrial Rank. Flint. Mich. Dewey Van Wagner. I-apeei% Mich. Charlotte Newberry (Mm. Clarence Eisenback). Crawford A Zimmerman. Flint. Mich. Myrtle Dale Gerhard. R.F.D. No. 1. I-apeer. Mich. Hugh Ryan. Lapeer. Mich. Edna Ryan, Elba. Mich. Vera Goodwin (Mm. Walter Broecker), Goodrich. Mich. Hazel Stacy. Lapeer. Mich. Edna Cliff (Mm. Clyde Fish-til) North Branch. Mlth. John Whitmore. Lapeer. Mich. Margaret Dockham. S Main St.. Lapeer, Mich. CLASS OF 18 Katherine Lowe (Mrs. Haig Gudeniah). Howell. Mich. Trudeau DesJardins. Orton-ville, Mich, c-o Ford Garage. Sarah West (Mrs. Harry Dimmers). Lapeer, Mich. Dorothy Banier Louise Buck (Mrs. Walter Cansfield), Howell. Mich. William C. Naylor. 2081 Euclid W., Detroit. Mich. George Cary. 1651 Webb Ave.. Detroit. Mich. Shad Vincent. Rutherford Hotel. 185 N.E. Third St.. Miami. Fla. Frederika Kay (Mrs. G. W. DesJardins), Lapeer, Mich. Muriel Black, 130 Court St.. Dedham. Mass. Sheldon Kreiger. Metamora. Mich. Etta Bohnsack. Lapeer. Mich. Mary Gates (Mrs. W. J Nass), Hunters Creek. Mich. John Riley. Attica. Mich. Kate Lincoln (Mrs. Ronald Rhead). I-apeer. Mich. Mildred McBride. I-apeer. Mich. Agnes Titsworth. Box 558. Goshen. Ind. Louise Schuneman (Mrs. Howard Green), I-ape r. Mich. Kenneth Bullock, R.F.D. Lapeer. Mich. Carl Banier. Lapeer. Mich. Kenneth Mitchell. Pontiac, Mich. Clara Barber (Mrs. Fred Homer). Brown City. Mich. Howard Green. Lapeer. M ch. Lucille McCary. Lapeer. Mich. Ethel Fisher (Mm. Ralph Crandall), Imlay City. Mich. Fred Phillips. U. S. Navy. Milton Schancupp. Alma High School. Alma. Mich. Grace Butts, Metamora. Mich. Olive Ruddock. Attica. Mich. Kenneth Kingsbury. I-apeer. Leslie Moses. Lapeer. Mich. Gladys Stock. Lapeer. Mich. Una Burch (Mm. Wm. Miller). Jerusha Winsh'p (Mm. Fred Painter). 815 W. 6th Ave., Hint. Mich. Mildred Stover (Mm. Willard Hilliker). Dryden. Mich. Mildred Stroupe (Mm. Wayne Younker), Logan. Utah. Katherine Burch. ( Mm. Albert Johnson). Milford. Mich. Edith Sutherland. I-apcer. Mich. Harry Holman. Lapeer. Mich. Earl Swain. 14107 Newton Ave.. Brightmoor. Mich. Grover Thompson. 655 Charlotte Ave.. Detroit. M:ch. CLASS OF 19 Kenneth Smith. I .a peer. Mich. Wain Hogel. 183 West Tobias SL. Flint, Mich. Wayne Bolten, 1616 Westwood Ave.. Cincinnati. Ohio. Alice Phillips (Mm. Jack Newell). 4103 Virginia Park. Detroit. Mich. Vera Buerger (Mm. Harold Gray). 306 Delia St.. Flint. Mich. Edwin Buerger. Lapeer. Mich. Onalee Hubbard ( Mrs. Fred Bowerman). Imlay City. Mich. Gladys Edgar, c-o Mott's Cottage. 1400 E. Keamley St.. Flint. Mich. Lucy Jarvis. 104 E. Palmer Ave.. Detroit. Mich. Harold Patterson. 1428 Roosevelt Ave.. Flint. Mich. Clara Stacey (Mrs. Max Gibbons). I .a peer. Mirh. Mar.an Stone, I-apeer. Mich. Rudolph Finck. Detroit. Mich. Ella Sullivan. R.F.D.. aLpeer. Mich. Guy Osborne, R.F.D.. Lapeer, M ch. Helen Connors. I-apeer. Mich. Alice Zulke (Mrs. Alice Lutz), Lapeer, Mich. Harrison Irish. Attica. Mich. Elmer Poss, Metamora. Mich. Ray Shurlow. I apeer. Mich. Eleanor Sullivan (Mrs. Claud Stock), I-apeer. Mich. Wilma Halpin. Flint. Mich. Julia Sullivan (Mm. Ralph McCartney). Lapeer. Mich. Norman DesJardins. Lapeer. Mich. Dorothy E. Phillips (Mm. Jesse Mason). Rose City. Mich. Esther Hungerford. Lapeer, Mich. Mae Watson. 218 Helm St.. Flint. Mich. Mcnta Bostick (Mm. Earl Swain), 14107, Newton Ave., Brightmoor. Detroit. Mich. Thelma Angle, c-o Dr. McGregor Fimt and Saginaw Sts.. Flint. Mich. Alfred Sidebotham. Warwick. N. Y. Orin Graves. 943 Greenwood Ave.. Ann Arbor. Mich. Clarence I-ester, c-o D.U.R. Shops. Flint. Mich. Mary I-aidler. SO East Elizabeth St.. Detroit. Mich. CLASS OF 20 Dorothy G. Winship. 315 W. 6th Ave.. Flint. Mich. Anna Mae Frary Bernice Higley (Mm. Laurence Streu), Columbiaville. Mich. Audry Hogel (Mm. Howard Barley). 133 W. Tobias St.. FI nt. M ch. Kathlene Thompson (Mm. Levi Spencer). Imlay City. Mich. Ralph Thomas. R.F.D.. Lapeer. Mich. Ethel Stover, c-o John Walker. Imlay City. Mich. Florence B'dleman. I-a peer. Mich. Della Gardiner. Metamora. Mich. Leora Stringer. R.F.D.. Hunters Creek. Mich. Grace Millikin (Mr . Melville Rutherford). Oxford Mich. Helen Alcock (Mm. Roderick Burch). Lapeer. Mich. Christine Wildey ( Mm. Roy Stiles). Lapeer, Mich. Marguerite Williams (Mrs. W. Rowden). Lapeer. Mich. Lyle McCallum. Lapeer. Mich. Sam Riker. Lapeer. M ch. Dors Alyea. Flint. Mich. Rhea Alyea (Mm. Schlay Carpenter). Calhoun St.. Lapeer. Mich. Mable Jenk nson (Mm. Leland Miller). R.F.D.. Lapeer. M :ch. George Wells, c-o State Department of Health. Lansing. Mich. George Davison. I-a peer. Mich. Wayne Force. Albion. Mich. Chas. Petrie. Lapeer. M ch. Bertha Muma. R. F. D.. Lum. Mich. Katherine Sullivan. Attica. Mich. PAGE EIGHTY- ONE George Curtis. c-o Mr . Chan. Curtin, l.um, Mich. Lorna Miller. S. Saginaw St., I apeer, Mich. CLASS OF '21 Ruby Gass. 131 W. Hamilton St.. Flint. Mich. Gladys Donner. Turrill Ave.. Lapeer. Mich. Lazetta Jens, 417 Pearl St., Ypstlanti. Mich. George W. Howey. 68 _ S. Main St.. Lapeer. Mich. Genevieve Rowden (Mrs. Lyle P. Elis). 635 S. Fairview Ave.. I ansmg. Mich. Myres J. Converse. Box 220. Birmingham. Mich. Evlyn Stroup (Mrs. John Wier), I apeer. Mich. Bertha Stephens Mrs. Carrol Owen). R.F.D.. Dry den. Mich. Blanche Bloss (Mrs. Alfred Kalar). Lapeer. Mich. Margaret Baldwin. R.F.D.. Lapeer. Mich. Harold Stewart. Turrill Ave.. Lapeer. Mich. Lloyd Smith. R.F.D.. Lapeer. Mich. Beatrice Holm (Mrs. Wilfred Dover). 511 Stephens. Flint. Mich. Emma Higley (Mrs. Howard Beardsley). Lapeer, Mich. Marguerite Holm (Mrs. Edward G ruse hew). 6397 Crane Ave.. Detroit. M’ch. Ruth Johnson (Mrs. Ruth Peterson). 5401 Kenmore Ave.. Chicago. 111. Roy Stiles. Lyric Sweet Shoppe. Lapeer. Mich. Enthel Inman (Mrs. Glenn Sherrard), Capac. Mich. Richard Zulke. Gen I Delivery. Paterson. N. J. Ardath Barnes (Mrs. Paul Misener), Otisville. Mich. George Donaldson. Boynton. Fla. Ruth McCormick. Otter Lake, Mich. Ann E. Connors. 608 Brower St.. Ypsilanti. Mich. Milton Phelps. 129 Michigan Ave.. Dearborn. Mich. Margery Cody (Mrs. Abbott), Columbiaville, Mich. Stuart Edgar, c-o Industrial Bank. Flint. Mich. Arnold Kruth. I apeer. Mich. Vera Billings (Mrs. Lyle Me-Callum). 87 St. Clair. Lapeer. Mich. Paul Kearney. R.F.D.. Lapeer. Mich. Hazel S. Gardiner. Oxford. Mich. Wm. Conley. 5230 Linsdalc Ave.. Detroit. Mich. Lucille Treadway (Mrs. Herman Kitchenmaster), Elba. Mich. Francis M. Potter. R.F.D.. I a-peer. Mich. Emmn Hayes. Lapeer, Mich. Noble Jonkinson. Mable Davenport. Metamora. Mich. Mary R. Palmer. Lapeer. Mich. Kenneth M. Tits worth. R.F.D.. Lapeer. Mich. Ruth L. Turnbull. 607 Front St.. Traverse City. Mich. Alberta Ruddock, 8833 Colfax Detriot, Mich. Norris W. Wilbur. Gagctown. Mich. Minerva Edwards. R.F.D.. Attica. Mich. Sarah Jean French. Hunters Creek. Mich. Rev. Gordon Grinnell. Lawton. Mich. Lillian E. Titsworth. R.F.D.. I apeer. Mich. PAGE EIGHTY-TWO fl LA PIERRETljl? Marian Lambertson. Route 3, Lapeer. Mich. Inez A. Selby, R.F.D.. Capac, Mich. Margery Evans (Mrs. Ben Blank). R.F.D.. Capac, Mich. Lucille, Bolton (Mrs. George Donaldson), Boynton, Fla. Earl Whitaker. Lapeer. Mich. Margaret Buerger. R.F.D., Lapeer. Mich. Lyreen Smith. R.F.D., I.apeer. Mich. John J. Compton, R.F.D., Lapeer. Mich. Lucy Jean Titsworth. c-o State School. Fort Wayne. Ind. Rae Griswold (Mrs. Harry Storer). R.F.D., Attica. Mich. Myrl I. Smith, c-o Henry Smith. Elba. Mich. CLASS OF 22 Helen McDowell. 808 Church St.. Flint. Mich. Kier Stewart Mahlon Stewart, Lansing. Mich.. R.F.D. Dorothy Stevenson (Mrs. John Young). Lapeer. Mich. Hazel Smith. 152 Pine SL. Lapeer, Mich. Germth Shepard. Columbiaville, Mich. Clare Stringer, Washington Missionary College. Tacoma Park. Washington, D. C. Grace Shurlow. University Hospital. Ann Arbor. Mich. Jean Turnbull. Lapeer. Mich. Jaunita Taylor. Lapeer. Mich. Bernice Tripp (Mrs Harold Stewart). 1922 S. Main St.. South Bend. Ind. Jane White. 62 Park St. New Haven. Conn. Bessie Weston. Lapeer. Mich. Marguerite Wesley, Clio. Mich. Frank Wesley. 131 Madson St.. Lapeer. Mich. Gladys Younker, Detroit, Mich. Philip Yorker. Lapeer. Mich. Wm. Crossman. I apeer. Mich. Lee Ross, l apeer, Mich. Florence Courter. Brown City. Mich. Howard Stock, R.F.D.. Elba, Mich. Minnie Vandermclen. Park Kinietz. 1709 S. University Ave., Ann Arbor. Mich. Vernon Gibbons, I,apeer. Mich. George Wallace. I apeor. Mich. Thomas Weir. Lapeer. Mich. Alta Alyea. Lapeer. Mich. Alta Bliss (Mrs. Harold Swayze. 182 W. Cedar St. Lapeer. Mich. Bernice Bard. Lapeer, Mich. Bernice Converse. Lapeer. Mich. Nellie Cutting. Lapeer. Mich. Ernestine DesJardins. Detroit. Mich. Clayton Edwards. 712 A Alice St.. Ypsilanti. Mich. Irene Hollister. Elba, Mich. Jennie Higley. Columbiaville. Mich. Kenneth Laughlin. 211 S. Second St.. Harbor Beach. Mich. Florence Lynch. R.F.D., Lapeer. Mich. Helen Margraf. Ethel Pike. 803 Liberty St.. Flint. Mich. Gladys Owen. Hadley. Mich. Gladys Miller. Hadley. Mich. Ruth Cranick. 510 Farwell Bldg Detroit. Mich. Kenneth Horne. Lapeer. Mich. Jason Day. Bruce Hogle. Flint. M’ch. Donald Hescott. 153 Institute Place. Chicago. 111. KM V Helen Grover. Paul McKenzie. I npeer, Mich. Elizabeth Ferguson. Carl Smith. 2633 Coplin Ave., Detroit, Mich. John Carlyle. CLASS OF '23 Douglas Alcock. Mich. Home, I apeer, Mich. Gladys E. Baldwin, R.F.D. 6, I apeer. Mich. C. M. Black. Detroit. Mich. Murville Bolton (Mrs. A. Carter). Blanche C. Bristol. G. F. Compton. Ulyssian House. East Lansing. Mich. Agnes M. Conley. Lapeer. Mich. John T. Conley. 5820 Linsdale Ave.. Detroit, Mich. Dorothy E. Cox, Mich. Home, Lapeer. Mich. Menzo Davis Raymond Dennis. 416 S. Saginaw St.. Flint, Mich. Will E. Goodell. Hunters Creek. Mich. Aliena M. Henery (Mrs. Geo. Reese), Lapeer, Mich. Vernon E. Hillier. Elba. Mich. Hazel M. Holman. Lapeer, Mich. E. C. Holland. I apeer, Mich. George Hubbard. Ijapeer. Mich. Marguerite T. Hutton. Lapeer. Mich. Vernon W. Kiniet . 1709 S. University Ave, Ann Arbor. Mich. Francis G. Lansing. Mich. Home. Lapeer. Mich. Helen C. Lillcy. Hunters Creek. Mich. Ralph A Lilley Hunters Creek. Mich. Robert K. McBride. Flint. Mich. Wellington McCary. Lapeer. Mich. Nellie McDonald (Mrs. Basil Mills) I apeer. Mich. Ward D. Mott. Mary A. Nelson, R.F.D. 6. Ijapeer. Mich. Francis E Nelson (Mrs. Glady), R.F.D. 6. Lapeer. Mich Stewart C. Oviatt, 517 E. Madison St.. Ann Arbor, Mich. Robert E. Palmer. Columbian House. East l ans;ng, Mich. Martha Reavely (Ben Eastman). Lapeer. Mich. Emma L. Reavely. Lapeer. Mich. Marguerite A Rowling. R.F.D. 1. Ann Arbor, Mich. Myrtle M. Ruddock, Grace Hospital. Detroit. Mich. Howard B. Sessions, c-o B. Sessions, Flint. Mich. Iva M. Sessions (Mrs. Clark). Grand Rapids. M’ch. Hilda A. Sheldon (Mrs. E. Salisbury. Wahjamega. Mich. George Smith. Attica. Mich. I,eon G. Smith. Attica, Mich. Maruerite M. Snoody, Lapeer. Mich. I elnnd S. Taylor. I ipeer. Mich. Arzelma Thompson. Metamora. Mich. Joy W Thompson Lapeer. Mich. Erma M Vanderwalkcr, R.F.D. 2. Lapeer. Mich. Mildred R. Vaughn. Flint Mich. Helen West. Lapeer, Mich. Kirk White Elmore P. Mills. 159 Franklin Ave.. Lapeer. Mich. Agnes M Whitstock. Mich. Home. Ijapeer, Mich. I ouise Wilson. Lansing. Mich. LA- PIERRE]$£ Rocena B. Wilson, Charlevoix. Mich. Macklyn DeGroat. Lum. Mich. Ralph Fitch, I apeer. Mich. Bernice Fitch (Mrs. Henry Surtees). Lapeer. Mich. Elisabeth Fitch (Mrs. Dunham). Lapeer. Mich. Mildred Patterson, Lapaer. Mich. CLASS OF '24 Helen Austin. Detroit, Mich. Grace Fitch. R.F.D., Lapeer, Mich. Esther Abbott, c-o Dr. Graham. Lapeer. Mich. Elaine Ainsworth. Lapeer. Mich. Kenneth Holland. Detroit. Mich. Irene Kay. Lapeer. Mich. Mary Cooper, I .a peer. Mich. Eloise Butts, Metamora Mich. Beatrice Maxfleld.. R.F.D. 3. Metamora. Mich. Etna Stocker, Metamora. Mich. Ela.ne Force, I apeer, Mich. Ina Moses. 28 Law St., Lapeer. Mich. Wm. E. Shaw. 1810 Conn. Ave., Washington. D. C. Emma McKay, Lapeer. Mich. Lucille Cooper. Lapeer. Mich. Lucille Tripp. R.F.D., I apeer. Mich. Lois Wall. Hadley. Mich. Edna M. Seelye. 697 Rosedale Court, Detroit, Mich. Helen Wallace. R.F.D.. I«apeer, Mich. Margaret Barton. Lapeer. Mich. Robert E. Stacy, Pontiac. Mich. Esther M. Goodell. Hunters Creek. Mich. Rosemary Connors. Lapeer. Mich. Sarah E Smith. R.F.D.. Lapeer. Mich. Lucille Rich (Mrs. Pearl Cramer), I apeer. Mich. Nelllbelle Stiles. R.F.D., Lapeer. Mich. Geo. W. Banks. Elba. Mich. Ena M. Alyea Lapeer. Mich. Phil T. Lamoreaux. I,apeer, Mich. Helen I,ambert. Columbia-ville. Mich Dorothy McDermid. 613 W. Cross St.. Ypsilanti. Mich. Gale Rich. I«apeer. Mich. Alvin Carter. Plymouth. Mich. Lynn E. Goodell, Hunters Creek. Mich. Lorene Kurtz. Lapeer. Mich. Donna Van Wagoner. Lapeer. Mich. Mildred Carter. Lapeer. Mich. Ralph Russell. R.F.D.. Lapeer. Mich. Mildred Gibbons (Mrs. Arthur Lynch). Ijipeer. Mich Mildred Brass (Mrs. Jos. Waf-fa). Ijinsing. Mich. Vernon L. Lewis. Metamora. Mich. Neva Fisher (Mrs. Earl Shur-low), Lapeer. Mich. Margaret Sidebotham. Rochester. N. Y. Paul Moon. I apeer. Mich. Herman Zeck, Dearborn. Mich. Ruth Himes. Lapeer. Mich. Bertha Ross, R.F.D.. I apecr. Mich. Gladys Stephenson. Ypsilanti. Mich. Leona Miller. Lapeer. Mich. Thelma Wooley. Davison. Mich. Arthur Graham. R.F.D., Lapeer, Mich Floyd Harrison, Lapeer. Mich. Sterling Phillips. Detroit, Mich. Fern Lynk, R.F.D., Lapeer. Mich Delmar Younker, Detroit. Mich. Gerald ne Gimhlett. Lapeer, Mich. Frances Stephens (Mrs. John Compton), Lapeer. Mich. Mary Lynch c-o Duncan Kay, lii-ntley St., Lapeer. Mich. Catherine Weir. I apeer. Mich. Dorothy Vail. Lapeer. Mich. John Whitmore, l apeer, Mich. Ellison Jackson, Denver. Ca'o-rado. Elizabeth Edgar (Mrs. Floyd Harrison). Lapeer. Mich. Merril Connors Charles Stier CLASS OF '25 Myrtle Barton, Lapeer M:ch. Thelma Brown. I peer, Mich. Dorothy Clark, l-apeer. Mich. Marjorie Churchill. Brown City. Mich. John D. Donaldson. Boynton. Florida Marion Erigson. Lapeer. Mich. Ruth Evans. Highland Ave.. Detroit. Mich. Paul Forsyth. I apeer. Mich. Sam Ferguson. Bay City. Mich. Roma Fisher. Ijipeer. M ch. George Fernea. Lapeer. Mich. Reynold Herman. I apeer, Mich. Lulu Hayes. Lapeer. Mich. Alice Hebbard. Lapeer. Mich. Harry Hammond. Elba. Mich. Claire Harrington. Detroit. Mich. Alta Howland. I-apeer. Mich. Ruth Keeler. Lapeer. Mich. Mabel Kite hen mas ter. Lapeer. Mich. Beverly LaughMn. Flint. Mich. Stanley Lynk. Flint. M ch. Myra Lambertson Carl Mueller. Detroit. Mich. Ralph Mueller. Detroit. Mich. Kenneth Mitchell. W. Huron St.. Pontiac. Mich. Orren Moore. Lapeer. Mich. Lucille Miller. Lapeer. Mich. Rebecca McLennan. Lapeer. Mich. Anna Nelson. I apeer. Mich. Harry Newton. 2nd and Avon Sts.. Flint. Mich. F'rances Pierson. Lapeer. Mich. Margaret Rauh. Ijtpeer. Mich. Doris Ralph. I apeer. Mich. Grace Ruddock. Columb:aville. Flora Roberts. Lapeer. Mich. Celia Smith. Lapeer. Mich. Marie Stock. loipeer. Mich. Vcmie Smith, Lapeer. Mich. Paul Snowman. Ann Arbor. Mich. Alice Schock, Lapeer. Mich. George Seelye, Flint. Mich. Harold Thorne. Lapeer, Mich. Lea Tallieu, Lum. Mich. F ranees Vincent. Ann Arbor. Mich. Leah Webster, I apeer. Mich. John Young. Chicago. III. William Younker. Flint, Mich. CLASS OF 26 Hazel Avis. L.C.N., Lapeer. Mich. Howard Bacon. Ann Arbor, Mich. Catherine Baldwin. L.C.N., Lapeer. Mich. Gladys Bentley. Detroit Business College. Jean Bentley. L.C.N.. Lapeer, Mich. Winston Buby, U. of M.. Ann Arbor. M ch. Beecher Cary. U. of M.. Ann Arbor, Mich. Raye Carter, I apeer. Mich. Clara Conley, M. H. and T. S.. Lapeer. Mich. Bessie Cooper, L.C.N.. Lapeer. Mich. Nora Eastman. Lapeer. Mich. Thelma Gillett. M.S.C.. Flast Lansing. Mich. Alberta Groosbeck. I apeer. Mich. Ruth Harrison (Mrs. Wesley Moore). L.C.N.. I-apeer. Mich. Elwyn Hemingway, M.S.C., East Lansing. Mich. Grace Higley. M.S.C.. East Lansing. Mich. George Hillier. Tech. College. Flint. Mich. Helen Howland. M. H. and T. S.. Lapeer. Mich. Bernard Kintz Bessie Klauka. L.C.N.. Lapeer. Mich. Vera Jamieson. Lapeer. Mich. George Moon. Lapeer. Mich. Richmond McGunegle. M.S.C.. East Lansing. Mich. Marjorie McGu re. Carleton College. Northfleld M nn. Colburn Potter. M.S.C.. East Lansing. M ch. Harold Russell. 326 H or Lon Ave.. Detroit. M ch. Irma Sheldon. M. H. and T. S.. I apeer. Mich. Lucille Smith. Lapeer. Mich. Velma Smith. L.C.N.. Lapeer, Mich. Mildred Stokes, I apcer. Mich. Robert Taylor. Lapeer. Mich. Eleanor Thompson. L.C.N.. Lapeer. Mich. Elizabeth VanWagner. Ijipeer. Mich. Jean Wallace. L.C.N.. Lapeer. Mich. Beatrice Weir. Lapeer. Mich. Ida Wynn. Flint. Mich. Harold Black. I apeer. Mich. Jay Gray. I peer. Mich. Helen Hall. Adams St.. Lapeer. Mich. William Hammond. Elba Mich. • Deceased. This Alumni Directory has been revised and is an nearly accurate as we can make it. The reader probably realizes that the compliation of a list of this nature is very difficult and any errors you may find we beg you to excuse. The class wishes to express its thanks to Mrs. Harry M. Francis. Secretary of the Alumni Association, for her valuable aid in furnishng a list, revisions, etc. PRINTED BY THE LAPEER COUNTY PRESS. LAPEER. MICH PHOTOGRAPHY BY F. J. 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