Lapeer High School - Pantherscope Yearbook (Lapeer, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1948 volume:

L.. pf c 54+ ., Andrew aoken r EcI+0S be ISL! ' or- Sm FQCUHILI SPCR Of' l 3, Lara 0 1 -Ae, 0- Q or9 Joan mcgeach VI EU-SIUESS manacger R0beP+ GOOJBY' Al- i P I ul LaN G. s mis B r D r- pe zcatzon le, the Class of l9h8 slncerely dedlcate thls book to 1133 Eleanor Junttlla Throughout our hlgh school career she has been more than Wllllng to devote much of her thought, tlme and energy to help make all the tredltlonal events unforgettable for us , q. . Av our class sponsor. - 9 r ' ' . J 1 . CLYDE SCHIDKLBH, SUPEH1 NTENDENT ,v .gg x Q 1 wr- 4 ,x 'wr ' Where the maples cast their shadows Stands Lapeer High trueg There her loyal sons and daughters Hail her gold and blue. Alma mater, we thy children Pledge our hearts to theeg Through the years that lie before us Faithful we will be. nnaaf gf lst Row 2nd Row Absent Miss Barbara Bower Laura Bradshaw, Catherine Stock, Roberta Wortman, Betty Culver, LaNora Smlth, Shirley Fish, Andy Mackenzie, Joan McGeachy, Carol Ann Stiles, Nancy Hughes, Helen Green, Nadine Stewart, Letha Otting Joanne Beattie, Betty Butterfield, John Reber, Marcia Rudesill, Ralph June, Miss Bower, Franklin Paul, Pat Delehanty, Dolores Pelkey, Lucille Patt Doris Pelkey, Peggy White, Bob Goodar on, I- X ADUIDISTRATION C L uChlCKl8I, Supt MA Wayne Univ R Gesler, Jr High Prim BS, muon AGRICULTURE Ronald C arner, BS, Albion ART fatricla Darllng, AB, Alblon BUSINESS Gordon Hall, BS CLCE Label Stlckney, BS CMTC DIVERSIFILD OCCUPATION Leander Beach, MA, U of M ENGLISH Jean Anderson, AB, MSNC Barbara Bower, AB, DSC Judith Donnan, AB, U of L Gladys Moore, MA, Wayne U Grace A Meyer, BS, MSNC FOREIGN LANGUAGES Eleanor Junttila, AB, NMCE HOKE LCONOIICS Jean Howes, BS MSC Suzanne Hummitch BS MB INDUSTRIAL ANTS Albert Roman, BS, NMCE Alfred Wilson, BS NMCE MATHEMATICS Alb8PtB Beach, AB, MSC Marion Farmer, AB, CMCE Harl Hurshburger, AB, CMCE Mattie Kurtz, AB MSNC Ruth Wesson, BA, S MUSIC Henrietta Adams, MA, U of M Richard Schadel BS, MSNC PHYSICAL EDUCATION Paul Smarks, BS, LMCE Lucille Swift, BS, U of M SCIENCE Harvey Durfeo, MA, U of M Alfred Lehndorff AB, NMCE SCHOOL NURSE Mary Jegow, RN, St. Joseph Hosp., Pontiac SOCIAL SCIENCE Mary Morrill, AB, Albion Hazel Beattie, AB, MSC Philip Moran, BS, WMC Daryl Strickling, BS, MSC E season, sr. High Prii., MA, Hope college . W. Mary Ghiardi, BS, NMCE r I , 3 4 1 ' S , , , , C I' v I , Mc , f I acu fy gray if lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row Absent Ralph Gesler, Henrietta Adams Patricia Darling, Marion Farmer, Judith Donnan, Jean Howes, Mary Ghierdi, Ruth Wesson, Eleanor Junttila, Suzanne Hummitch, A E Seaton Harvey Durfee, Mabel Stickney, Barbara Bower, Lucille Swift, Gladys Moore, Jean Anderson, Mary Merrill, Hazel Beattie, Mattie Kurtz, Gordon Hall Ronald Warner, Philip Moran, Daryl Strickling, Alfred Lehndorf Stewart Thiemkey, Harl Hurshburger, Albert Roman, Alferd Wilson Richard Schadel Grace Meyer, Paul Smarks, Leander Beach CUSTODIA1S Roy Roberts Russell lest STAFF Shirley Teays Bernlce Ross Theresa Hahpln MARGARET ARMSTRONG Nmargeen Nlntelligence, charm, an endearing way-- Her friendliness grows with every day.N Bend 1,2,3 Student Council l,2,3, l Bowling 3 A Orchestra 2 Swing Band 3 L RICHARD ARNOLD Hazen WI had something to say but I will f t it to a better t1mS W Football l 2 Baseball 1 2 Student Council 3 DONALD BARR WDon Football l 7 l39l' IRENE BARRETT 'Renee' WHor ways are modest and hor works discreet. F.H.A. 3 Forensic 1 Ushers Club l G.A.C. 3 PAULINE BARTON WBeanle Office Assistant 3 h Student Council A The Patsy Student Director 3 Jr Red Cross 1 Commercial Club 2 Pantherpress 2 ROBERT BAXTER Bob A 1 2 , h G. A. C. ,2,3,4 , P 1 9 . .M ' . .3.h ,3 Basketball l,2,3,L Bank Q,3 Il Y' 92D3!b F. F. A. l 2 F. F, , , ,3 L JOANNE BEATTIE WJoanie' Wiilence is great but speech is greater Band l,2,3 L Orchestra 2,3 Out of the Frying P811 3 Latin Club 2 Ushers Club 3 A Pantherscope L Glee Club 1 RONALD B YER 'Hockey WEven though van uished Q will argue still W Football 2,3 L Baseball l,2,3 Basketball l,2,3 L Radio l,2 Boys Chorus 1,2 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Pantherpress 3 RONALD BOLANDER Buck WHow little we would enjoy life if we never flattered ourselves W Basketball 3 Track l,2,3,h Boys Chorus l,2,3,h Mixed chorus 1,2, 3,4 LAURA BRADSHNV 'This life is most jolly Hall Monitor 3 H A , Commercial Club 2 Girls Chorus 1,2 Ushers Club 3 A Library l LYLE BRAUER WBrowserW Football l,2,3 L Camera Club 3 SH RLEY BROOKS HShirlW Hall Monitor H Commercial Club 2 Ushers Club 3,h .ov .W Fo o s 3 Ll' I A D. o. I+ ' F. H. A. 2,3,h Pantherscope A Q l ll 9 he 9 I N Y! 3 F. . A. 1 BETTY BUTTLRFILLD nShe 1S pleasant to people even thong they do her no favor Dramatlcs 2 3 A C 2 Pantherpress l,2, Usher Club 3 4 Pantherscope A Wdy only books were women's looks, an folly lS all they' tau ht me ' Baseball l,2,3 Track A Student Councll 2 Class Offlcer l The Patsy 3 Out of the Frylng Pan 3 Dramatlos l BURNADINE CARLY HBern1e WI'll take a Dlamond C0mm6TCl3l Club 2 Ushers Club 2,3 LUG CARP XTLR Schley' HDon't bother me Wlul women Football l, 3 A Out of the Frylng Pan 3 Boys Chorus l,2,3 11xed Chorus l Geor e WOh vhat a man may W1tHlH hlm hlde, though anpel on the outward slde Football 2,3,n Baseball 2 Basketball l,2,3 Student Councll 3 V1ce Presldent 3 Vice Presldent L Out of the frylng Pan 3 JAMES CAUDELL Jlm Hend then a beam fun outbreaks Football 2 A , Noon nOV1SS l ' ' n v h 9 . , .n l s F.H. . 1,2 1 2, , GuAo o 1, ,3 ' 3,l+ 21.0. L+ ' ,2,3 D.O. Q JACK CALVERT BERNARD CASTLE 1 n 8 n , . d ' ve .V . 3 I .1 . , . . . . ? n u I Q ' 'Y I7 ' u Q 1 A of In Q F.F. 1 l 2 D.O. l W I UTY COLL Hank N wlth my fate contented, plod on Vice Presldent 1 1U1A COLLITQ Debble nohe has R S V P eyes Hall TOHIUOT 1 The Patsy 3 Comnerclal Club 1 1 2 Pantherpress 1 2 3 L Ushers Club 1 LOTTIs CO 'R D Lou nYou can tell hlm by the no1se he doesn't make ' lILLIx COJQAD Bllln Wquiet reserved and StUQlOUS is he Camera Club 3 DOJXLD COULTFR Flooxle NBashfu1 in looks lools do not tell 3 1 Parkln Club 2 fOTSHSlC 1 rt Club 1 LLDOI COULTWR 'Buck A llttle nonsense nov and then lS rellshed by the best of men Ba eball 1,2,3,4 ELLEN CROOKEDACRE NA voice less loud than most F A l,2.3, Girls Chorus 1 2, Ushers Club l BETTY CULVEQ WGiggles 'Mirth and motion Cheer Leading 2 Dramatics 1,2 Bowling l,2,3, G C 1, ,L Mixed Chorus l,2,3,L Pantherpress l 2 Pantherscope A SHIRLEY DFGWOA NDutch' W f your work inter feres with your skating quit your work Art Club l Pantherpress 2,3,4 MARY PAT DEEIBA TT Pat WSome think the world is made for fun and frolic and so do I Orchestra l Office Assistant 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus l,2,3 Girls Chorus l,2,3 Tumbling l Pantherscope A Bowling 1,2 C , LEROY DIAMOND NBill' WA key to all know wonderful gift Parklng Club 1, ,3 RICHARD ERICKSON 'Dick' NI fancy the ways of a woman H Dramatics 2 Camera Club 3,L Hi Y 1 YY Il Il OHO 0 1+ I 3 9 ,2 . 1 ,3,b G.A. . 1 2,3,l+ 'U 1 P1'0l0l1S life- ledge would be a .- If g3yl? D.O. 3 h L ' 2 IA. 0 2 I ' n - T U l I - .N -- D.O. 3 IIILDRED ERICSON Mllly' m hat's the odds so long as I'm happy2 Jr Red Cross 1 Glrls cnol-is 1 Bowllng 1,2 MARY LOU FICK NTrue to her friends and her work H Hall Monitor 3 Jr Red Cross 1 Art Club 2 Glrls Chorus 2 3 Pantherpress 3 SHIRLEY FIQH nAn Artist's taste 13 always ln demand ' Dramatics 1 Jr Red Cross 1 Art Club 1,3,4 Mlxed Chorus 3 Girls Chorus 3 Pantherpress 1,2 Tumbling 1,2 Assembly Program, 4 Pantherscope Art Editor, 4 NE OI IA FORTH 'Butch' WLet hlm who loves me follow me Basketball 1, BOWllHg 1 M1XSd Chorus 1 Girls Chorus 1,2 Ushers Club 1 MARGARET GATES lil arg Wln her very quiet ness there is char H A Art Club 1 Ushers Club 2,3 BOB GOODAR Doc UI stand on the brink of a great career, will some one please push me offon ?antherscope A Jr Play 3 Pantherpress 1 Noon Movies 1,2 D 0 3 Pantherscope mn Buslness banager, 4 N Y ' ' Lv . . .uv a,'A. c. 1 2 - 2 . v2 , G, A. 0. 1,2 .Q ,2 ,2 Du O. A 1 .1 - F. . . 2,3 . ! I7 ff . , . ., xl O 1 curly leeu wakes beautlful coun teuence H T HIt's 1106 to oe 1 t11 1 len Jou' e natur 11y 1106 Cheer Leadlu 1 2 Offlce 1SSlStdHt 1 Class Ofi1C8T 2 Outof the Frylng Pan student D1l6CtOT A F 1 GlTlS chorus 3 Dantherscope A 1PRI13F H ut I live 11ved end hive not llV8d lH V81H H hall oh1tor 3 -S JONTx HXLL Chuck HQPGGC1 1S S1lVST 5119106 lS olden U11 dtlCS 1 Jr hed bro s 1 PlTlS Chorus 2 J1Ck ld ue wh as e Bootoall 1,2 a eball 1 2 Pasketoall 1 2 frucx 2 3 A Cauela Club 3 Radlo 3 V'RJA I YF H 1th love lH ner lumluous eyes H Hall OHltOTS A speech Club 2 AC lxed Gqorus Glrls Chorus Ushers Club 3 A JOAN GR-x3i,1.L ' A nl M xx: H H 1 1 1. 3 5 1, . . 4'-4 I . A u Y , . Q., c 1 -L -112 ' ,2 . V N' S F. H. A. 1,3 1 ,3 -, 'T 1' HZLEL ,Yl,LEEN -,ICL1-.-.1J .LUMDY , 1 ui ' .rv fra w-'Lx iv x If .,. . .. ,., Y' I , 8 A- H H1-SL z SS n t . I , 1 1 , . - -XS 9 93 1-, C .I , -1 ., x , ,2,3,LP1. I, E L7 1 9 9 :H ,Y ' 1 V ' . G:..o.' ,2,3,L,, 1' 1 ! 1 N .QKL' 17 .AUHE Q, v if A ' 1411 ' B EL ' , , , A 'a . ' J , . . - . Q .. cl G.-'.C. 3,4 A ,3 G. . . 1,2 .. - 3 1 INA HAXES WThat day I decided my whole life.' D.O. A BETTV HORTON Nwith malice toward none H Art Club 2 Girl's Chorus 3 Librarlan 1, Bowling l, WILLIAM HUBBELL 'Bill' nFor who doesn t like a good fight Football l Track 1,4 F F A l,2,3,h Cross Country l Boxing 2 3 L NANCY HUGHES NShortyN WIt's the little things in life that count.N Swing Band 2 Majorette l, Hall Monitor Bowling l G A C l, ,h Pantherscope Girlfs State Girl's Chorus l Salutatorlan LARRY HUSTED NArguing, argulng, early and late a line were crooked he'd argue it straight Student Councll 2,3 Radlo 2 Boy's Chorus 2 Mixed Chorus 1, ,3 JOAN JEANS Band l wlng Band 2 Cheer Leadlng l Dramatlcs 1,2 Jr Red Cross G A C 2, ,L Mixed Chorus 2, , Girl's Chorus 2 Bowling l 2 U h O O I 3 L 3 ' . . If 1 2 H I HMake mine music.N I I I .IV ' S ' u - t ,2 . l 0 U I .C O U 3 3 1+ 8 I 33 RICHARD JUBERG NOscarH WAll great men are dead or dying, I don't feel so well myself.N Basketball l Band l,3,L Orchestra 1 Swing Band 3,h Student Council 2,h Class Officer L Jr. Play 3 Mixed Chorus l Tennis 3,L Lab Ass1stant A RALBH JUNE Dell' nLife 1S not a spec tacle or a feast is a predicament Football 2,3,L Baseball L Basketball 2,3,L Jr Red Cross l Boys Chorus 2,3 Mixed Chorus 2 3 ?antherpress 2 Pantherscope A LOUI L KBLLOGG Buzzy' nThere's mlschlef the good Hall hOH1tOT l Jr Red Cross l Forensic l Junior Band 1 VALENTINE KILE 'Valn NShe's quiet and small and friendly to all.n Band L ROBBAWIE KOTHS Whany a cute little tI1CK has been taken 1n wlth a diamond Dramatics 2 Jr Red Cross l A Mixed Chor us ' L, Girls Chorus 3 DORIS KREIS 'With all her youth and all her charms Out of the Frying Pan 3 BOW11Hg 3 Commerclal Club 2 Mixed Chorus Girls Chorus 1 Pantherpress 2 N , . .. g it . W . .N u F..H.A. 2,5 , X a H I ' ' ' in .fl , . A 5' - F. H. A-Q 3 5, , A G. A. C. 1,2523 G. A. C. 2 K ,' :2,3 H fwigr jeg? Vff' D. 0. D ANNA LACLAFF 'There is but one love in all . life W Hall Monitor 2, Office Assistant 2 Bowling 1 2,3 Art Club 1,2 A , Mixed Chorus Girls Chorus 1,2, , JOANNE LALSCH Jo 'A pleasing counten ance is no slight advantage N Dffice Assistant 2 otudent Council 3 The Patsy 3 Mixed Chorus 2 A Girls Chorus 1,2 Bowling 1 2 3 BETTY LANPEICL NYes, woman was made to be loved W Dramatics 1 A l, , Mixed Chorus 3 A Girks Chorus 1,2 Bowling 3 JERRY LEONARD nwomen are the least of my worries Camera Club 2 3 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,A O 2 JULIA ANNE LILLEY nJUl16' USO what could I do but laugh Student Council A Class Officer A Out of the Frying Pan 3 A 2 Mixed Chorus Girls Chorus 1 JAMES LONSBERRY Jim 'He smiles and is a villian still Dramatics l Forensic 2 my .cv I+ Fo Fa Ao Ll- ! 11+ ,3 'I 3 L , D1 n , , G. . C. 1,2 3,h , 3,b 3 A vv or , V N G- A' C' lv2v3vl+ Bowling 2,3,l+ v G. . C. ,3,h l,2,3 1 9 oh ,2,3 G. . c. 23 'N A 3 D-e 0- L+ D. o. 3 1. SFIRLLY LOREE 'There are two ways a woman can twist a man around her finger and she knows them both W Office ASS1SU8nt L Dramatics 1 2 Jr Red Cross 1, hixed Chorus 2 3 Library 1 2 DORIS NGBRIDE 'To be young is surely the best gift of life Hall Monitor l Dramatics l Jr Red Cross 1 nrt Club l Mixed Chorus 1,2, Girls Chorus 2 Bowling 3 JAMES McDOWELL J1m W este not fresh tears on old grie 1 JOAI NCGWACHY nlt is a friendly heart that ha plenty of friends Office Asslstant L Student Council A Out of the Fryin Pan- Student Direcbr D A R Representativ Mixed Chorus 3 Girls Chorus 3 Bowling 3 b Rantherscope Co- Editor, 4 Transfer fron Fern- d le GOQDON ICKENZIE why lady smlles and all the world is Say Football 1,2 ELLEN MCMAHON NFor if she will, she will, you may depend on it, and if she won't, she won't, and thet's the end of it N A Girls Chorus 1 Bowling 2 S N ' e I F. H. A. 3 ' . I H 1 . .M , 1 , . .H n D. o. 3,L. A . ,2 G. A. C. l,2,3,h ' 3 ,3J+ fl ' H w . rv F. F. A. ,2,3,l+ , F. H. A. 2,3 G. . c. 1 GLENNIMMEE NLive to learn and learn to live.' F.F.A. l,2,3,l+ ANDRE' MACKENZIE Andy WPat1ence 15 the ability to ldle your motor when you feel like trlpping your gears Student Councll 4 Pantherscope Co edt tor, 4 Transfer from Grosse Pointe NA f1t nomlnee for shye t boy H A Transfer from Hadley KATHLEEN MEIER il 6 I! NHappy am I, from care am I free.W Dramatics 2 F H A 2,3,A Mixed Choru. A Girl's Chorus 1,3 Pantherpress A FRANK MILLIS WThe blush 15 beau tiful but lt 13 sometimes inconvenient Dramatics 1 D O 2, ,L BOX1ng l Bob WI wish there were some other way of starting the day than getting up Band 3,l+ Qwing Band L Transfer from Lar quette :J 1 n n ' - S ' . . 3 . II ' DALE MATZNICK ROBERT MURR ' ' N N S 0 ll F O l O A U n CLEM NS NAGEL 'Clem' NThe trouble with life is that there are so many beauti ful women and so llttle tlme The Patsy 3 Dramatics 2 Golf 2,3 Tennis 3 PHYLLIS NELSON NSometimes I sit and thlnk and sometimes I just sit W Hall Monitor Bowling 1 F H A 1 Mixed Chorus Girls Chorus 1 3 u Ushers Club 3 A RACHAEL NICKLAS Rae WI am a lover and have not found anything to love Dramatics 1 Commercial Club 3 G A C 1, , Mixed Chorus 1,2 Girls Chorus l,2, Ushers Club L iii LETHA OTTING Lee HA women doesn't have to be 31513510 to do a lot of design J-ng IU Offlce Asslstant l 2, Class Officer 3 Dramatlcs 2 C 1 2, Girls Chorus 1,2 Pantherscooe A LUCILLE PATTON Lu WTO judge this malden right, you must Know her well Student Council 1 Forenelc 2 Bowling 2,L Pantherscope A FRANKLIN PAUL Frank Wwhat no women heaveno Then just leave me here Band A Orchestra A Swing Band A Camera Club A Radio A Pantherscope h Transfer from Davison DOLORES PELKEY D66 'An investment in Knowledge always pays the best in terest W Office Assistant 2 Secretary A Bowling 2,3,4 Forensic 2 G A C 2, Girls Chorus Pantherscope A DORIS PELKEY 'She who labors dillgently need never despalr FOT6nSlC 2 G A C 2 Girls Chorus l Pantherscope A EDWARD PERRIA Ed nQuiet and bashfu but not bold W FFA 12, 1 JEAN POTTER HA merry heart that laughs at care H A ,2 C Girls Chorus l, Ushers Club 3 4 Library Assistant l Bowling A RICHARD POWELL 'Dick' NThe course of true love never runs Football 1 2,3 A Baseball 1 2 3 Q Basketball l,2,3,L Student Council 3 Class Officer 2 Stage Crew 1,2 RICHARD PRATHER 'Dick' WLook! He is wind ing up the watch of his wit, By and by it wlll strike n Band 1,2,3 1, Student Councll 1,2 Out of the Frying Pan 3 Camera Club 3 Radio 3,L Mixed Chorus 2,3 Noon Movies 2 O! N .ll F. . . 1 - G.A. . 1 , 2 i . . . 3,b l y A l 1 O ' ' ll Bowling 2,3,u smooth-or does it?W v o 1 ,3,L 9 n D 3 9 ,3 ll N 9 , 1' ' ' ' I 3915 . 0 , . I+ I PAULA PUMPHREY HPleasant company always accepte W Hall honitor l Bowling l,2 C Girl's Chorus 2 NJohnnie Wwrite me as one who loves his fellowmen H Football A F F A A Transfer from Flint Pantherscope, 4 ESTH R ROSE 'An earnest girl with a good hear Hall Monitor FHA ,2 Latin Club 2 IEONE RUDDOCK NA pleaslng manner wins many friends Ushers Club 3 Hsweet are the slumbers of a virtuous man W FFA 12,, MARCIA RUDESILL 'She's a born conversationalist' Band l,2,3 A Office Assistant 3 Inixed Chorus 3,t, G1rl's Chorus 1,2 Bowling 2,3 Pantherscope, 4 d' 'II 1 ,3 D.o. Lp G.A. . 1,2 on l on V JOHN REBER RICHARD Runnocrc 'Y . . . . , 3 L, O O I l fc. ,, 1+ , C O U J' 5' . ,3 MARGO RUVER 'Mutt' W oing steady is like a tourniquet, it cuts off clrcula tion H Latin Club 2 Ushers Club 2 ETHEL RUNNING WSti1l water runs deep H Hall Nonitor RICHARD RUNNING Dick' WIT school is liber , give me death W stage Crew 1 2 FRED SAWGIE WThe little things that I do know have guessed H Noon Activities 1 Stage Crew l Parking Club 1 JAMES SAYERS Jim Nlf at first you dont succeed, try a Band 2 3 L swing Band 3,4 The Patsy 3 uramatics 2 Noon Movies 2 IDA SCHMIDT UA maiden of spirit still and qulet W A 1, Mixed Chorus 3 Girls chorus 1 2 Ushers Club 3 Y Y , 1 G 4 ' A 2 U 3 ,2 I , , 7 I W Y' YY n. 4, F- H' A' 1,2 little am-aor . 1 9 1 I I 'Y I . I W ' G. . Q. 2,3 ,, , ' , D. o. 1, CAROLE SCHULTZ 'The best descrip tion would be incomplete C Mixed Chorus 2 Girls Chorus 3 A Bowling l,2,3 A HOWARD SEAMES WTis sklll, not strength, tha governs the ship W EARL SKINNER 'Why should life all labor be?' 0 Stage Crew l 2,3 LA NORA SM TH 'Nikki' 'In framing an art ist, art hath thus decreed to make some good, but others to exceed W Pantherscope Art Ed Assembly Program A Transfer from Detroit NORMAN SPENCER Wwhat will be, w1ll be why worry9 Track 1,2 Boxlng l,2,3,h Cross Country 1 NADINE STEWART Deen WThere 18 a sparkle of humor in her eyes like a pllot light ready at any moment to ignite a laugh Cheer Leading l Office Assistant 1 2 3 A Student Councll 2 Out of the Frying Pan 3 Bowling 3,u Chorus l,2,3 G.A.C. l,2, Pantherscope b - U I .W + G.A. . M , . U ,4 U t I -- .n Dramatics 2 F-FgA- l,2,3,b D.O. 3 ,2 I U' Y' n. . 3,Lp . Q . .If l W h, , . ,3, 3,4 CAROL ANN STILES 'Cass' WI fancy the way of a man W Cheer Leadlng 1 2 3 A Office Assistant 1,2 Jr Red Cross l Pantherscope A C l lumbling l Bowling 1 2 A EMMA STIMSON nlrom a little spark may burst a mlghty DTBmBt1CS l A 1 CALQERINE STOCK Red nBe not slmply good but good for something W H A l Ushers Club 3,A Pantherscope A ELIZABETH STOKES 'Lizzie WA light heart lives long W Dramatics 2 Bowling 2 A 2, Art Club l Pantherpress A Ushers Club 3 ROB RT STRONG Bob Wwe shall not look upon his like agaln H Football 3 A Baseball l Basketball l 2 3 A Track 2 3 A Boy's Chorus 3 Mixed Chorus 3 A Art Club 1 CLAIRE What I me and people ST PIERRE do concerns not what think W Majorette l,2,3,A A Girls Chorus 1 ' v n u 9 1 9 ' ' F. H. . 3,4 gil Ao ll ,2,3,lJ, s 9 I . ll YY flame. ., F. H. . ,2,3 ' D. o. 3,z. , 1 1 a 9 9 ' n 'fr If I1 ' F' ' ' '2'3'l' G c 1 2 . . . , RICHARD SWxYLL Dlck' WSpeak louder don't catch Football 1,2 Stage Crew 1 Cross Country A VELYN TOMKINS WBobby nquiet to those who know her not jolly to those who do ' A Girls Chorus l Ushers Club 3 A ARLENE VANCE rue to herself and others ' A ,2 JACK VAUGHAN 'Ever ready and willing to do Football 1, Track 1,2 Stage Crew 1 THEODORL NAFFA Ted WPast hope, past cu Q past help Out of the Frying P n 3 Boy's Chorus Mixed Chorus Pantherpress 3 Stamp Club 2 ELLA MAE WALKER NA steady, rellable girl N Hall yOHltOT 3 Jr Red Cross l Mixed Chorus 1 2 Girls Chorus 1, Ushers Club 3,L Library l , , , l YY ' I .N , I ,.n 2 ,2 ,2 ll N UI r 3 - . a F. H. . 1,2 Jr. Red Cross 2 ,2 2,3 , x 2,3 D.O. I+ , 2, ,I+ W NT ' 1.1-I. '. 1 ,3 ., ' , ,3 2,3 NOR In WARREN Normie NQuiet and stud1ous yet always ready for fun U Hall h0H1tOI 3 Commercial Club 2 Mixed Chorus 3 Pantherpress 2 Ushers Club 3 Llbrary l Bowllng 2 GLORGE IELT The world doesn' always recognize 1tS greatest men Track A LARGIE NEST 'I should worry Hall Monitor 2 Jr Red Cross l Girls Chorus 1 D. O. 2,3 PEGGY WHITE Peg 'Good things come 1 small packages Off1C8 KSS1StBHt L Student Council 2 Class Offlcer 3 The Patsy Student Director Out of the Frylng Pan Bowllng 2,3 h Lixed Chorus Girls Chorus Pantherscope L B TTY WILLOB 'Betts ' WShe can dial him like a telephone Transfer From Oxford JHNDA JOODARD Nhat sweet delight a quiet life affords H Library A gf ROBLRTA 'ORTMAN uBObbie ufo see her 1S to love her ' DI8m8t1CS 2 Pantherpress b Pantherscope A Ushers Club 3 A f9!w Er-A Presldent Dick Juberg Vice President Bernard Castle Secretary Delores Pelkey Treasurer Julia Lilley Sponsors Miss Eleanor Junttlla, Mr Richard Schadel, Miss Barbara Bower 1 ' fy H U' I . ' . F. H. A. l,2,3,b Lk , ,114 fy. . 1 Y 1 1' Qi ' x ' -f 'eW-- IJ: . L c.:J,u4,,..Lj: Ai l 1,f,+v -A-5 1,50 A' .,' - 'vw , -- .fgrw , Mm' - .atyAfge'gQg f ff no n. Q , an ' I 4 Q 5. 5 1, mfgyg kg gf M are 5 'ii mf? iryfasflfp . . .. ex: f A L7 in ij ,Q L 53, g 5 i H l l l W . f A yi? ifzifxl 'FE X ,Ely 11 . . v Vafe zcfonan NANCY HUGHES has attended Lapeer schools since the eighth grade She is completing the college pre paratory course with majors in Engllsh and science and minors in Latin and mathematics Next fall Nancy plans to attend the University of Michigan and later to enroll in the School of Nursing DICK JUBERG has attended Lapeer Schools, except for one semester in California During High School he has completed a college prepare tory course, magoring in English, scrence, and social studies and mlnoring in mathematics and Latin Dick is president of the Senior Class He plans to enter Carleton fa ufafon an College in Minnesota next fall. 1 Cfau -Ffufovy It was Just four years ago, in the fall of l9AL, that the Senior class of 'L8 started out as tlmnl Freshmen We thought we would never get used to all the new studies and activities, but before long we had settled into the rout1ne of Hlgh School' At that time we had Just one goal in mind graduation' Ve elected as our class officers Dick Prather president, Henry Cole vice president, Margaret Armstrong secretary, and Jack Calvert treasurer One of the big events of the year was the Class Rush and runnlng true to the old tradition as Fresh men, we were defeated In the spring of the year we had our wonderful Freshmen Sophomore prom And so ended our flrst year of Hlgh School In l9L5 we returned to school as confident but eager Sophomores We elected Jack Calvert as our class president, Dick Powell v1ce president, Helen Green secretary, and Margaret Armstrong treasurer ThlS year we were given a chance to show what we could do 1n the all school Student Councll electlon Our candidates were Dick Arnold Jack Calvert, and Margaret Armstrong Ve succeeded 1n puttlng Dlck and Margaret into office Another thrilllng event for us was the day our class rings came Me'll never forget how proud we were to be wear1ng them Then came the great excitement of making the floral rope for the Senlors to carry 1n the Swing out processlon And before we knew 1t, our Sophomore year was at an end The fall of l9L6 found us back in school looking forward to an eventful year Our class officers were Dick Powell president, Bernle Castle vice president, Letha Otting secretary, and Peggy White treasurer Soon came time for our first play We chose nThe Patsyn, a three act comedy starring Nancy Glmblett and Jim Sayers with an all star cast which helped make this play a success Spring t1me brought Junior playtlme again and for another great h1t we chose 'Out of the Frylng Pen ' This play starred Peggy Vhite and Dick chance to compete in the all school Student Councll electlon The candidates this year were Dick Juberg, Nadine Stewart, and Helen Green We were successful 1n puttlng Nadine into office, but we rellnquished the other two offices to the Sophomore candidates A sprlng wore on, we found ourselves confronted wlth the task of making plans for the biggest event of the year the Junior Senior prom chose a MSXICBD settlng for our theme On the night of May 16th found the gymnaslum decorated in gally colored murals, a ce1l1ng balloons, and to this was added the wishing well With Swlng out closed our eventful Junior year In l9h7 we came back to school finding it hard to were now Seniors We chose as our able leader for Dick Juberg president, Bernle Castle vice presi ent, secretary, and Julle Lilley treasurer With officers reallze that our final year Delores Pelkey such as these we couldn't help having a successful year Thls year we chose to sponsor a Harvest Ball Each class nomlnated candidates for Klng and Queen Our candidates were Dick Erickson and Nikkl Smlth D1ck was elected, but we gave way to the Sophomores for Queen On May Zhth, we left on our long awa1ted Senior trip e traveled through the St Clair River, Lake Huron, the Stralts, and also had a short stop at Mackinac Island returned with wonderful while Soon came Swing night Unbelievable as As the years go on memories miss the teachers students The tr1p ended all too soon, but we all memories that would stay with us for a long out Day, Baccalaureate, and Commencement it seemed, our hlgh school days were over we will look back to these times with happy he feel a little sad in leavlng because we know we will frlendly atmosphere 'e shall also mlss the students and whom we have grown to know and admlre Ne hope that the will have as unforgettablea tlme as we have had P . , o n o o o U . - ' . 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H . , H 61455 p7OPAOL'y GAZING AHEAD INTO TH YEARS BEIURE US WE,WITh EYES DTEADILY FLXLD, BRAVELY PREDICT THE FULURH OF EACH DIGNII' In.D br.NIOh Anna Grumbache models l1pstick for Du Barry Manufacturing Co Weldon Coulter and Jack Baughn keep the roads paved between Lapeer and Millvllle Clem Nagel owns the Gold Dollar Gambling Cassino at Reno with Dlck Erickson as h1s roulette klng Bob Murr attends U of A lUn1versity of Alcatraz! and is learning the art of rock cracking Bob Goodar is a successful doctor, but dead men never tell tales Dlck Swayze's rugged personal1ty has gained him many more girl friends Mary Lou Fick is a sensational toe dancer ln Marner Bros latest productlon Donald Barr owns a Barr Drug Store with John Peber as pharmacist Yathleen Meier is head nurse at St Joseph Hospltal in Detroit Howard seams runs the bowling alley in Imaly Clty Ethel Running and Esther Rose, st1ll inseparable, own a yacht off the coast Puerto Rico Paula Pumphrey lS one of Arthur Murray's competent danclng instructors Paullne Barton 13 private secretary to Henry Ford II Helen Green 15 featured trapeze artlst appearlng in Shrlne Bros Circus Jim Caudell speclalizes in rebulldlng motors Joanne Laesch teaches elocution in Brooklyn, N Y Carole Schultz 13 travellng from one large city to another and abroad Julia Lllley after touring the country lS wrlting a book, How To Get A Man any SUgg8StlOHS7 Joanne Beattle lS a pedlatrlclan ln Detro1t's Home for Children Henry Cole 13 stand 1n for Leon Lrrol Ccomedian J Phyllis Nelson lS secretary to Lapeer Hlde and Junk Louise Kellogg is the second 'Sister Kenny' in nurslng Dlck Hardy 13 U S ALO track candldate for the l952 Olympic games Frank Paul lS rapldly taklng Walter W1nchell's place as the nation's top radio commentator Nancy Hughes 18 head surgeon at the Lapeer County Hospltal Rlchard Ruddock 13 a gentleman farmer James McDowell just moved into the parsonage at Columbiaville Dale Matznlck appears 1n Bob Baxter's hlt production nLover Boy' Dor1s Krels lS runnlng a restaurant of her own on M 21 B111 and Louis Conrad are proprietors of the local greenhouse Dick Juberg has just completed two successful terms ln the United States Senate and is COHSld8Tl15 runnlng for President with Ralph June as V108 President Peggy White is engoyine her work as K1ndervarten teacher in the 3rd Ward School Jack Calvert, famed jockey, Just rode hls thlrd wlnner ln the Kentucky Derby Donna Hall 18 now star of a new rodeo out West Hockey Beyer and his Mrs KCarol Ann Stl18Sl are spending a well deserved vacat1on in Cal1fornia Nadine Stewart at present is modeling evening frocks for Mademoiselle Bob Strong makes his living with a pair of dice lLoadsd Edward Perria is the local optometrist Letha Otting took over Economy basement soon after graduation . . ,. 1, . , - , . 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' O I l D v I Ellen McMahon and Rita Colllns are partners 1D a roller rink, teaching the handsome young men from North Branch the technlque of roller skat1ng Joan Jeans and Mildred Ericson own a chain of pool halls throughout Flint Marcla Rudesill has a Turkish bath house ln Hlllsdale Betty Culver writes the gosslp column for the Lapeer County Press Lyle Brauer owns the White Horse Inn in Metamora and Jerry Leonard is head bar tender Earl Skinner owns the Holm's Used car Lot in Uolumbiavllle Dick Prather is the conductor of the Phlladelphla Philharmonlc Orchestra Jim Sayers has the Atomic All Girls Band in the Unlted States Larry Husted lS runner up in the motorcycle races at nomeo Pat Delehanty, the beauteous red head of 'A8 is teaching gym at the Lapeer High School Ronald Bolander is the featured barltone wlth Spike Jones Andy Mackenzie is featured in a title bout for middle welght chemp1on Bernie Castle is now playing football for the Detroit L1ons Joan McGeachy, long a missionary ln darkest Afrlca, has returned to Lapeer to become a teacher Doris McBride owns an exclusive toupee shop in New York Margaret Gates and Irene Barrett appear in the Ziegfleld Follies with Margo Humor as vocalist James Lonsberry is pastor of the Methodlst church in Lum Dlck Arnold is the man you see modellng for Charles atlas huLene Carpenter has discovered a remedy for making hair straight, and is a big success Anna LaClaff 18 the world's woman's bowllng champ1on Rachael Nidklas has undertaken her s1ster's thrlfty Ford Buslness Jean Potter runs a candy store in Bllnt ln competlon wlth Mary Lee Dick Kunnlng and Fred Sawgle have a sheep ranch ln Wyomlng Shirley Fish and LaNora Smith run an advertislng and modellng agency in California Dhirley Brooks, a romantic young splnster, owns a dalry farm Burnadlne Carey 15 the wife of LeRoy Uiamond, a great automoblle salesman Don Coulter is frequently seen drlving his cous1n's old Hudson up and down the streets of Lapeer Margle West is a Power's model in New York Ted Waffa is now the United States' delegate to Egypt George Welt operates a threshlng machine throughout the Mlddle West Neoma Forth has recently taken over the management of Miller Lake Shirley DeGroat runs a famous escort bureau 1n downtown Detrolt Joan Graham finally has her picture on the Graham Cracker Box MHTU18 Armstrong is now a prominent member of Toledo society as the wife of Eddle Markwood Verna Hart has long been happily married to Bud Newell Valentlne Kile is the telephone operator ln Hadley Norma Warren won a blue ribbon on her chocolate cake at the Sanilao County Fair Dick Powell is a credit to the Class of 'L8 He flies for International Airlines and has put Lapeer on the world alr map Catherlne Stock invented a way to make other girls' hair red Evelyn Tompkins is now the eff1cient principal of Old Hlgh Ella Mae Walker is preparing for her debut in 'Carmen' at the Metropolitan Opera Blll Hubbell has taken over Tompkins flourishing ice crean business and still has an eye for pretty girls Betty Horton recently earned her Bachelor of Arts Degree from Vassar A .. 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I o o o u o n 7 m u Q ,' u 1. . . . n a w - . w n a u o 0 , . . . , n 1 u w - . s s o c o o u o o a o o Q , Q u Leone Ruddock is a stenographer for Werner M Dunn Norman spencer runs a pet shop 1n Barksville Ontario Roberta Wortman is now doing social work in chicago Frank Millis is a big political big wig Glenn Mawer has become a monument salesman for the Baird Funeral Home Ellen Crookedacre, lna Hayes, Hosmarie koths, Betty Lawrence, lda Schmidt, nmma Stimson, and Arlene Vance have been chosen as Lapeer's delegates to the big Homemaker's Convention in New Xork Betty Butterfield acts as Dean of Jomen at Bryn Mawr bhlrley LoRee has set a new world's typing speed record Gordon McKenzie is editor of the latest book on NEtiquette W claire st Pierre models bathing suits in Alaska Doris and Dolores Pelkey are modeling for nToni' advertisements and are continuing to confuse everyone Lucille Patton is running up the aisle with a flashlight in one hand and a bouquet 1H the other Betty Willobee attends all the Broadway shows in the capacity of the New York Dimes Manda Woodard is the wife of a progresslng young Evangelist Laura Bradshaw, a successful librarian ln W8ShlHgtOD, U C , has just written a best seller. . - - , U Elizabeth Stokes is the featured skier in Grayling's Winter Carnival. asf cf Tedfamenf Je, the class of l9u8, belng of sound mind and body, do bequeath to the students of Lapeer Hlgh School our last wlll and testament, and request that lt be properly executed Betty Wlllobee, w1ll my walk to Johanna Loubser George Jelt, w1ll my bow t1e and varsity sweater to Dlck Qulnn Norma Warren, take my engagement rlng wlth me Evelyn Tompkins, will my pretty hands to Mary Durand Jack Vaughan, wlll my carrots to Betty Brown Norman Spencer, wlll my mascullne volce to Ron Shroeder Esther Rose, w1ll my typlng ablllty to George Harrls Fred Sawgle, will my BTlll18HtlHS to Ed Groner Emma Stlmson, w1ll my qulet ways to haryean MnK6HZ16 Rlchard Swayze, Wlll my rosy cheeks to Bob Calvert Edward Perria, wlll my cat naps 1n Hlstory class to Howard Colllns Ellzabeth Stokes, wlll my rovlng reporter abllity to Ann Iaterbury Frank Paul, wlll my speaklng ablllty to Stuart Owen Jack Calvert, wlll my Romeo and Holly glrls to Byron Shaw Earl Sklnner, wlll my Math knowledge to Carl Elllott Rlchard Runnlng, w1ll my promptness to classes to Farl Crandall Jean Potter, wlll my curly eyelashes to JoAnn Calvert Ethel Runnlng, wlll my sweet smile to Janlce H1ll Jerry Leonard, w1ll my w1ld mouse to Phil Brazle Paula Pumphrey, wlll my blue and gold CI C J varslty sweater to Suzanne McCallum Leone Ruddock, wlll my qulet manners to Norma Bonesteel Dick Arnold, w1ll my car to Gall Team to chauffeur the boys to Romeo Joan McGeachy, wlll my Job as edltor to any worthy Senlor 1n l9h9 Phyllis Nelson, do w1ll my sllver halr to dlth Annison Shlrley LoRee, wlll my crush on a certaln Senlor boy to Unlce Flrman Glenn Mawer, do will my squeeze box to B111 Freer for h1s Hlll Bllly Boys James McDowell, will my plald shlrt and overalls to Dale Spreeman Peggy Whlte, w1ll my helght to Pat Gunderson Joan Jeans, wlll my ab1l1ty to get men to Lucllle Gates Dorls McBr1de, wall my attractlon for sallors to Katle DeV1ew Lyle Brauer, w1ll my Ford convertlble to Joe Gwinn Rita Colllns, w1ll my skatlng abillty to Rary Jo Halpln James Sayers, will my best trousers to Jlm Berry Marcla Rudeslll, w1ll my ab1l1ty not to get lost 1n Imlay Clty to Jean Jhite Carol Ann Stlles Just leave fwlth HockeyJ Margo Rumer, w1ll the endless red tape to some unsuspecting Freshman Rlchard Juberg, wlll my knowledge of physlcs back to Mr Durfee CHe can have 1t'l Verna Hart, w1ll my married llfe to Falth Smlth Shlrley Brooks, wlll my qulet ways to anyone Bernard Castle, w1ll my physlque to George McNally Anna LaClaff, wlll my Wskin you love to touchn to B1ll1e Ieston Ronald Beyers, am not leavlng anythlng I'm taklng Carol Ann wlth me Nancy Hughes, will my plano playlng ablllty to Kr1st1ne Smlth Pat Delehanty, wlll my nlght llfe to anyone who lS able to keep afake Mlldred Erlcson, wlll my dlamond to anyone able to purchase one for a dollar Betty Culver, will my abllity to be heard ln the movle to anyone Donald Barr, wlll my abillty to get up ln the MOTHIHQ to Bud Nurray Rlchard Hardy, w1ll my speed lH track to anyone who needs lt B111 Conrad, w1ll my ab1l1ty to get to school early to anyone who's always late I, R1cha1d Erlckson, wlll my wave set to John Ul1SOH L' an I, 'I , . . , . - 1, . 1 . 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Pzff an Tim C hu- W7 69 Surf' 9: I UIUC? 4.1.1 5616275 dfl POHJOTJ Vlce Presldent Maury Godwln Treasurer Norma btroup President Roland Duguay secretary Nona Coulter absent Sponsors Hiss Mary Merrlll, hr Harvey Durfee M135 Judith Donnan unzou r--1 W ,-f ', 2nd rd bth Row Row Row Row 188 Judlth Donnan X Jeanette Flck hary Dehnert, H3116 Cassada, bona Coulter ary Durand, Lorma Boneeteel U8IC6l1H6 Bunker Bdlth Annlson, avls Arms Iorma Bradshaw, Joan Caroenter Bev rly Dunlap Bob Crawford, Bob Demerly lorbert Blelot Jim Davles, howard Colllns, Larl Crandall Frank Dockham Lawrence Arms henry Cross Joe Conant tephen Comnton, Vern Clemens Phlllo Brazle, dettv Balch, lss Donnan Lowell Freeman, ldfVlH Arms Jack Coates, Duguay, Leland Coulter, harold Couslnaw Poland Freeland, Kathryn DeView Hlchard Cornwall Clarence Cole, Jxm Berry, Roland absent kedra Fllley, d Fi cher, B111 Freer, Jack Patton, Rlchard Pearson 0111075 ff? lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row Absent M188 Judith Donnan Pat Hardy, David King, Donna Hutchinson, lrancis Jarvis, Janellen Jewell, Lois Henry, Dolores Fockler, Muriel Lake, Shirley Kitchenmaster, Nona Harris, Thelma Goodrlch, Marilyn Freeman Maury Godwin, Farley Kile, Pat Lamoreaux, Iarilyn Hubbard, George Harris, Harold Hart, Richard Herrick, Phyllls Hamilton, Wilma Jean Kruth, Jayne Lukacs, BetteJane Haskill, miss Donnan Ed Groner, Otto Graesser, Paul Hutchins, John Hill, William Glassford, Paul Hotchkiss, Robert Hauzwell, Duane Green, william odge, marllyn Halbert, Ann Gass, Lucllle Gates Marlon Bearsley, Lois Broecker, Betty Brown, Charlotte Evans lll7lO7J Miss nary lerrlll lst Row Jacqueline Shoults, Shirley beib, Iarion hoses, buzanne IcCallum Charlotte Russell, Betty Powell, nvelyn Ostrander, nldora bawgle Ila Jean 'lll6T, Barbara bell 2n ow Bud hurray, Kenneth bchickler, Paul bimons, Ted bak, wayne Nolan Robert ochiffman, Cyril Psenski, Jayne Schultz, John Nagy, Nadine Schuman 3rd Row Pierce Moore, Richard Quinn, d Oyster, Ernie Pleger, Don Nichols Daryl McGlashen, Ed Perry, Jlm Villis, btewart Owen, George Mitchell, Bob bmith, Ted ceelye, Charles Quade, Bob Pethers, Glenn ochultz, Miss Ierrlll Absent Duane NcNann, Joyce ochroeder, Faith smith UITLOTJ Mr Harvey Durfee lst Row Helen Trepanler, Peggy Wiley, Ann Sugden, Billle Weston Lols Wyche, Joan Van Uagnen, Ldna Sweeney, Evelyn Sweene Gernith Taylor, nvelyn Van Kleek 2nd Row Robert Taylor, Anna Vest, Norma Stroup, Richard Vaughan Lee Umpstead, Robert Talbott, Ed Spencer, Laryorie Thom hr Durfee 3rd Row James Vlncent, Gail Teays, John Wilson, Carl Williams, Dale Spreeman, Donald Streu, Bob Younker, Dale Stone Absent Ronald Schroeder, William Tompklns, Kathleen VanKleek, Freeman Wood n ' 1 KOP 007072 641.1 06610273 df! POIIJOTJ Vice PTSS1d6Ht Art Lubahn Secretary Betty Wilsie President Lyle Hoffer Treasurer Margaret Warren Sponsors Mr Gordon Hall, Mrs Hazel Beattie, lss Marlon Farmer, Mr Harl Hurshburger .foplomores lst Row 2nd ima I' if OW Geneva Lole, Faye Brooks, nancy Caley velyn Alt, Audrey lck, Beverly llt, Doug iasklll arl lllott Bob alvert, Im Iarl Hursnburger moberta Beardsley, J8HlC9 Carpenter, Jan abbey, Helen uancey, Vera Blackburn, nouise DesJard1ns, natalle oarpenter, Pat Buby Juanlta Dennls, Tar3or1e uoulter, Lola uOlllHS Donna jrown, daloara Brad haw, laneta Carey, Dorothy Hulett, F6011 Clemens, Ir Hurshburger malph Gros bauer, ayne Jagenals, Harold Bolander , Gerald Jroecker, uiene TlCVSOH, stanley 1ust1n, cay drooxs, a Jollon, 3ud 38AtGl, Neal brentheway OP 01720761 lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row Mr Harl Hurshburger Virginia Geda, Thelma Fick, Shirley Goodrich, Dorothy Glassford, Gwen Griffith, Marilyn Hall, Elaine Hagenmeist Audrey Heron, Beulah Hopklns, Patricia Hayden, Eleanor Irgang Betty Greive, Nancy Ferguson, Lucille Jolly, Eldora Johnson, Lamie FBITIDQCOH, mary Jo Halpin Pat Gunderson Donalda Gage, Glennadlne Hauxwell, Peggy fnman, George Howay, Mr Hurshburger Elizabeth Hoisington, Pauline Jantz, Phil Hiltz, Norman Fanson, Bob Holloway, James Jolly, Hollis Hayes, Dick Jones, Gary Henderson, Bill Hill, Lyle Hoffer, Qebastian Irgang, Paul Guichici SI' OP OMOYZJ lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row Mrs Hazel Beattie Dean Latznick, Jim Lafnear, Darlene Diller, Ann Lonsberr MBI1OIl8 Hiller, Joanne Mitchell Mary Ann Levalley, Margean lCK6DZl8, Joe Maloney, Jim Levalley Joe Gwinn, Betty Lawrence, Sue McCarter, Lary Ann Krakker Betty Kaiser, Largaret Kelly, Doris hatznick Uargorie Kellogg, Nancy Lewis, Mrs Beattie Join Freeland, Joe Cralg, John Lawrence, Bob Lawrence, Wade Natfs, Art Lubahn, Duane harris, Duane magna on, Don murray, Bob Lllley, Dan Mayer, Bob McComb, M8TV1D Lambert OP 0010705 lst Row 3nd Row Mr Gordon Hall R1chard Ross, Richard Sayers, Mary Raymond Jane Etta Ribble, Pam Shepard, Gloria Sutton Pat Sweene Audrey Skinner, Betty Schroeder, Bill Running Shirley Rowden, Alice Phelps, Andre StPierre, Lawrence Schroeder, Kennith Provost, mr Hall Walter Smith, Russell Swain, Earl Seames, Arthur Sausbur Bill Pangman, Richard Sulllvan, Bud Smith, Roland Nolan, Robert Parrish, Byron Shaw gg . ' , Ya 2nd Row-- Kennith Schuman, Ruth Steiberg, Maddeline, Rugglgg, .R . Y' fopfomores lst Row Miss Marion Farmer Ruth Zuhlke, Joan Warren, Joanne Youngs, Ila Mae Walker Jeanette Wood, Margaret Warren, Jean Taylor, Betty Wils Clara Wills, Joyce Weir, Donna West Truax, John Walker, Bob Wllcox, stanley Nlley, Elwyn Taylor, Jack West, Bob Iells, Miss Farmer 2nd Rowe- Jerry Whitcomb, Nellie Wortman, Elizabeth Umpsted, Dick YW sf IB he-dl 3236 Tuxkz LX GY when we were mm gsfqn 6 Tr J E Q an rlfcfgeaafny OPDQI-f kplefar die Z A In ' ra 5 5, V, :I V' ' Q . , ' I Y . ff., 1 4, . h f D O TT rg: e s 3:3 L 6 , I I N . . K f .4 , b , NJ K Y 3 ' UQ B I C M 'g It ff f , A Y I A 'f UE N ' Ii Q? 7 I X MEL QITPJAMGR Idij lCG7J Fld KPOFIJOTJ Treasurer Beverly Mlddleton Secretary Janice H111 Presldent Joan Calvert V106 President Dennis DeView Sponsors Miss Jean Howes, M138 Mary Ghlardi, Hr Stewart Thiemkey, Mlss Mable Stickney, Mrs Grace Moore C?-IBJAMGII lst Row n Row 3rd Row Absent Mrs Gladys Moore Mary Compton, Barbara Cole, Jean Besette, Sally Bruce, Sally Charpie, Lenore Alderman, Joan Bielot Marlene Beyer, Carol Brower, Louise Clemens Carroll Conrad, nd Bricker, Billy Abbott, Ed Bollon Jack Bonesteel, Jim Beddow, Floyd Carpenter, Andy Anderson, Bevan Adams, Billy Bradshaw Floyd Patton, Ted Beattie, Joe Bordon, Floyd Carson, Clifford Church, Donald Barrett, George Carson, Walter Bristol, David Congdon, Roy Butterfield, Mrs Moore Ralph Beardsley, Robert Beardsley, Raymond Beardsley, Joan Calvert, Junior Botoha '41 K?-TGJAMQN lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row Absent awww Miss Mary Ghiardi Batty Coulter, Sandra Donna, Carol Graham, Carol Green Velma Farrington, Elmeretta Hanner, Donna Farrington, Joanne Hart, Jeanne Hart, Joyce Glassford, Donna Hagen meister, Victoria Guichici Francis Grossbauer, Barbara Grue, Mary Jane Floyd, Delores Coulter, Dennls DBVISW, Elmer Grimes, Kurt Engler, Frank DeFel1ce, Allce Crookedacre, Miss Ghiardi Jack Danlels, Darwln Coulter, Gordon Ferguson, David Downey, Jim Davls, Jlm Evans, Elwyn Dlehl, Jim Flint Edwina Groves, Don Goodrlch 7-70.1 AMOF! Mr Stewart Thiemkey lst Row Nancy Harvie, Nettie Laidler, Lottie Jackson, Mheta Haskill, sally Hubbard, June Ladner Norma Houghtaling, Fredericka 2nd Row Russell LaGrange, Delyle Koehler, Charles Krakker, Ray Kowalski, Alexander Kennedy, Jim Johnson, Henry Hill, Francls Krakker, Mr Thiemkey 3rd Row Wllliam Kaphengst, B111 LaFond, Lyle Koyle, James King, Winston Hutch1ns,Dale Henderson Kitchenmaster, Norma Henry: Janice Hill. 7-f?JAm0H lst Row 3nd Row Absent Miss Jean Howes Jerry Moore, Rosemary Powell, Elsie Lame:-son, Barbara Peasley, Barbara Potter, Lois Loomis, Johanna Loubser Beverly Middleton, Joe Mrofohok ghelps, Douglas Perry, Douglas Mowat, Fred Mellish, M:l.ss owes Sam McDonald, Harold Lamphier, Francis LaPrade, George McNally Zigmond Piorkowski, William Platt, Ernest Mercer, Roland lley Jack Lyons, Ann MoGeachy, Sarah Mitchell, Ila Nicholls, Leslie Peasley ! 2nd Row-- Jack Parr, Kenneth Nichols, Tom Nagy, Leroy Millie, Robert O C?-TOJAMYN 553 Lr Daryl Strlckling lst Row Mary Swab, Ruth Schoultz, MBTIOH Stocker, Margarite Steward Kristine Smith, Largaret Reynolds, Barbara Raymond, Theresa Sweeney, lmrlene btoakley, Vlvian Spangler 2nd Row Leland Running, George Running, John Spangler, Louis Reber, Grandville Starr, Donald Ross, Richard Rose, James Stokes 3rd Row Alvin Shearer, Duane Schroeder, Joe Rhein, George Rlle Junlor Quade, Keith Russell, Thomas Rowden, John Robb, hr Strickling Absent Joyce Stone, Beverly Snyder 7-IFJ Am ell hiss nabel otickney lst Row Iargorie lycbe, Faye VanGordon, Jack Jillwerth, Jean Inlte, Kathryn Zubelke, Janetta foodard, lllma VanHorn, Joyce Zldek, lnn Waterbury 2nd Row Tom fadsworth, Duane est, Pat Vandagnen, Mary Jo Talbott, Eetty TltSWOTth, 111113 Jalker, Jack Taylor, Jim Yax, I1ss stlckney 3rd Row Don Verran, Leo Trepanler, Willlam Vlncent Absent william Vanderpool, Norma Walker, Charles woodrow al' fzghlf grade lst Row 2nd Row 3nd Row Absent Miss Jean Anderson Sylvia Donna, Mary Schickler, Patricia Fitch, Jo Ann Reedy, Virginia Shoults, Joyce Everson, Norma Kelly, Dolores Coulter James Hill, Ronald Shoults, Ann MbGlashen, Murill Stratton, Monna Ivory, Caroline Zidek, James Hancock, Myron Johnson, William Simon, Jack Fick, James Otting, Howard Smith, Miss Anderson Bonnie Wilson, Ardyth Hill, Mary Seames, Lois Filley fcghn graafe -6' Mrs Mattie Kurtz 4 W? lst Row James Stimson, Evelyn Ladner, Betty Snowden, Barbara Wilcox, Dolores Hardy, Helen Cummings, Nadine Riley, Marlene Adams Kathryn Wiley, Peggy Lawerence 2nd Row Jack Buyssee, Janet Saokreider, Betty Nagy, Nancy Bateman, Bethany Nagy, Ernestine Stroup, Carol Chown, Cleo Trepanier, Edith Sawgle 3rd Row Vlctor Owen, Jllllam Ruby, Jerry Risinger, David Peterson, kobert Porter, John Hoffman, Glen Dunham, Edward Jolly, Edward Brinker, Mrs Kurtz, Richard Angellar Absent Robert Evans fcghl Q-raafe Miss Grace Meyer lst Row Patricia Luttrel, Janet mcCarter, Joan T1gSOH, Mary Smith Carolyn F1eeman, Jean Warren, Joanne Starkey, Betty Seib, Ella Mae Craig 2nd now Ronald Buckley, Guy Freer, Joyce Kellogg Virginia LaCroix Theresa Conrad, Anna Belle Kleln, Louise Cole Alvin Hutchins miss Meyer 3rd Row John Coulter, Fred Dart, Robert farren, David Deview, Jack O'Connor, Rlchard Thiemkey, Richard Yost, xonald williams Richard u1lCOX Absent Waneta Baxter, Wllliam Huntly, Geraldlne Tisch. f oA if qraafe Miss Ruth lesson lst Row Janet Allen, Jill Loubser, Paddy Ann McBride Pat Gatkie, Norma Farrington, Bonnie Jean Abbott, Barbara Hodgson, Ann Dorland 2nd now Bob Rogers, Otto Green, Shirley Hill, Joyce Livingston, Bonnie Jean Geoit, Alice hughes, Loudene Gee, Clair Sparling, Miss Wesson 3rd Row Bob aalker, Paul Lansing, George Dunham, Francis Thick fzyfzzf 6 J -su-v.-.M Ik Alfred Wilson st mow Basll Houghtaling, Rlchard Besrdsley, James Hancock shlrle C Y reamer, Nancy Buby, Joyce Buckwheat, Charles Lester, Jack Dennls 2nd Row Jim Ottlng, oharles aelr, Robert Cross, Wllllam Kelly, Jack otll6S Rob t i l , er ru burt, Jack Gonda, Richard Howden, hr Jilson 3rd dow warren T1CKSOH, .nchal Angle James Phlll s o 1 , p , amue Perry, John Collins Absent Isabel Parks ' ra e J f, 1 , n . . J u N y. evenfl grade lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row Absent hiss Patricia Darling Betty Bllss, Ethel Deaton, Carol Diedrich, Esther Frederick, vanda Carpenter, Shirley Geoit, Laura Zsolczai, Sally Schaaf, Janet Gwinn, Elizabeth Coulter, Bethine Crookedacre Ora Flaningam, Dick Coulter, Richard Moses, Onalee Conant, Dorothy Frederick, Eunice Firman, Carol Boom Barbara Rowlen, Gloria Quads, Suzanne Lansing, Bob McKenzie, Paul Graesser, Miss Darling Bob Humble, Marshall Angle, Wayne Herman, Tom hcCoy, Dorald Garwolds, Tom Reagen, Robert Steinberg, Orle Carson, Gerald Goodrich, Charles Cliff Joan Kuhn, Burton Diehl, Clara Smith 61' evenfn vale lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row Absent Mi ss Suzanne Hummltch Dan Sullivan, Wanda Wllcox, INBOHIJ. Stlnewer, Sue W1lllB.I'1S, Georgianna HOCKlI1g, Iargorle Johnson, Beverly Verrow, Betsy Pickard, Gladys Henry, Jerry Titsworth, Raymond Wildey, Jim Walker Bobby Parr, Arlene Yax, Shela Webber, Alberta Werden, Phyllis Stevens, 'Loretta Engler, Dorothy Stocker, Gail Demerley, Elon Pearson, David Mason, Dick Parsell, Gordon VanSteenburgh, Gary Wilson, Kenneth Whitcomb, George Houghtling, Douglas Sinclair, Leland Bilss, Dick Daley, Miss Hummitch, Dick Powell Shirley Lassen, Kenneth Patton even U4 vale lst Row 2nd Roy 3rd Row Absent Nr Alfred Lehndorff Gordon Laidler, Wanda Lester, Elizabeth Psenskiz, Illa Jerden, Beverly Smith, Joanne Schlokler, Jo Ann Roberts Marllyn stewart, bhirley Shepherd, Marjorie bhaw, Lotus Nitham, Betty Kelly Tom Dugan, Floyd Runnlngs, Fred Gonda, Rose Marie Kearney Anlta Roths, Shirley Hill Phyllis Hopkins, Virginia Reamer, Betty Lou Howden Johanna Horton, Marion Younker Billy btone Karl Moldenhauer, Hazen Bradshaw Robert Fick Howard Herrick, Louis Hutchinson, David Vaughn, Larry 1ill1ts, Carl Nagy, Donald Russell, Norman Shoultz, Pat Jilson, Nr Lehndorff Barbara Ballard fy. gi: - L., Q . 'W QQ- , ' . . Kg , ' ' f' '. , , 3 ' , s .A ' . Ll 1 .. , ,V ,,. 4 0 M 9 ' w 1 L 1 ,. 0 . 9 9 l W , 3 V ' -- , n I X V 0 0 s ex . 4-,Sf J' V 6315 J- gf mf 'A+ H.H.H. We ffq B kxn 7-NPJQ-,S h G HI ho: out!! Tr K '25 1-if ff!!! bl N M12-SH Af T' Hmnq 454 El: 4' :X T', x la .,.- ,W x 5 ,, ,ff 651 5 . K 'IAQ nf-Q13 fa I Y 5 . - 5 Q . .yu , V N . . ,. I g P . 3 W 8 6 , ,Q s U , , A, g I 7 . as I ff ' :D V ,Q . O 1 , x , Q xx SL' R . I ,W .- A N KX . - A ' ,r L .A ' P V. , ' 45,1 ' x , Q ,V ' X- ' E ., 1 A W I V AQ' Ljq iiifl A t A w L B 4 4 QV V- U i -A , ' an V ,ff H T Fun! ' ., M ZGPPGT .gullflg lst Row James Sayers, Loulse DesJard1ns, Rlchard Qchadel, Janice Hill 2nd Row Robert Murr, Jerry Jhitcomb, DlCY Juberg, Franklzm Paul -:Lfi ' fan! Mr. Richard Schadel lst 2nd th GPPGT .QCA of Row Row Row Mr Richard Schadel Marilyn Halbert, Marlene Stoakley, Shlrley Rowden, Betty Titsworth, Peggy Inman, JBH1C6 Hill, Johanna Loubser Ruth Ste1nberg, Sally Godwin, Beverly Fernea, Don Russell, Margaret Kelly, Bob Murr, Dick Prather, Don Ross, Ann Sugden Joyce Kellogg, Louise Cool, Nona Harris DesJardins, Jim Berry, Joan Carpenter, Marcla Rudeslll, Jack Lyons, Barbara Cole, Valentine Klle, Bob Lllley, Joe Gwlnn, Farley Klle, Franklln Paul, Jack Coates, Ted Beattle, Jerry Nh1tCOmb B111 Huntley, George McNally, Kenneth Patton, Pat Lamoreaux JoAnne Beattle, Dick Juberg, Teena Stroup, Ellenmae Cralg, Carol Chown, Betsy Pickard, Jim Stimsom, Nona Coulter, Margaret Warren, Clalre St Pierre Absent Billle weston, B1ll Hodge, Nelda Beers f -:qi o gona! 1 G G l ! 3rd Row-- Jim Sayers, Donalda Gage, Jean Taylor, Natalie Carpenter, Louise 1+ -- ' . v . , ajozetfea Warren, Betsy Pickard, Nona Coulter, Carol Chown Ernestine Stroup, Claire St. Pierre, Ella Mae Craig, Margaret Alma! fiom: lst Row 2nd Row 3rd How Miss Henrletta Adams Lottie Jackson, Jeanette Wood, Phyllls Nelson, Mavls Arms sandra Donna, Margorle iyche, Audrey Eick, Audrey Heron Norma Houghaling, Dolores Fockler, Norma Bradshaw Ruth May shoultz Evelyn Van hleek, Ila Mae lalker, Jeanne Bessette, Barbara mole, Donna Hutchinson, Mary Durand Ann sugden, Miss Adams Andre St Pierre, Robert bmlth, Norman rarson, Robert Strong, Jane Rlbble, Suzanne McCallum, Mary Ann Krakker Billie Weston, walter Bristol, Eugene Erickson, Robert Lilley, Otto Graesser A .xt , --f- 2 ki - i 1',,s.r w 2 3 jg, 2313 Q1 gs 2 A L ? 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I MIX!! 660701 lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row Miss Henrietta Adams Joanne Young, .Tan Abbey, Betty Grleves, Jean White, Roberta Beardsley, Anna LaClaff, Marilyn Hubbard, Donna Brown Peggy Inman, Alice Phelps, Betty Schroeder, Marilyn Hall, Dorothy Hulett, Marilyn Halbert, Ann Gass, Virginia Geda, Miss Adams Kenneth Provost, Fred Mellish, Byron Shaw, Margery Coulter, Elaine Hagenmaster, Don Murray, Walter Smlth, Kenneth Schuman lst Row 2nd Row Absent MX!! cnorun Miss Henrietta Adams Gwendolyn Griffeth, Marion Beardsley, Kathleen Meir, Rosmarie Koths Nancy Ferguson, Joanne Varren, Margie Kellogg, Helen Dancey George Harris Richard Sayers Anna Nest, Earl Crandal, Don Murray Barbara Cole Ila Walker Beverly bnyder Jeanette Wood Janet Anderson, Mary Raymond, Raloh Beardsley, Jack Coats Walter Bristol, Walter Sm1th,John Surakowski mf, I ,Y I axe F I-lac We 'Hn-ze Wovklvga QX1 puzzled M44 I X H715 puffy Class of l9L8 'The Patsy', a comedy romance, dealt Wlth family llfe and 1tS complicatio The cast lst Row Jack Calvert, Varllyn Roberts, Jim Sayers Nancy Gimblett 2nd Row Rlta COl1lHS Joanne Laesch Clem da el, Bruce Mllliams, Dale ecramlln Student Dlrectors Peggy White, Pauline Barton , . - . ' HS . . . -- .A , ' ' ' ,- -- ,V ! 2 '-1 , . , . T n I l fo X17-tiny T Class of l9A8 group of sta e struck youn peonle seeking their fortunes in the theat r as tne theme of this play, which created a deli htful comedy The cast: lst Yow-- Doris Kreis, Joanne Beattie, Peggy White Nadine Stewart Julia Lilley 2nd Row-- Dick Prather, Euiene Carpenter, Dick Juber , Bernard Castle, Bruce Jillians, Jack Calvert student Directors-- Joan VcGeachy, Helen Green rg-Aon' HArrzfeaf H Class of l9u9 ThlS Jos the flTSt play of the year for the class of H49 It was d mgstery oonedy wlth lot of clllls thrllls and louLhS Tue ca t lst Row Tod oeeley, Charlotte in ell Billle eston, 116106 oore 2nd Row Joanne Carpenter, Yatherlne D6Vl6U Jorma Bonesteel LOlS Wycne Murlel Lake 3rd Ro: o Hou 1eLl, Norbert Blelot, Otto Glae ser, Jack Coates tudent DlT6CtOTS Jayne Luxacs, 7dT1OH oses ' yf ' -Y r . . L rv. -. f A 1 v' ' ' Q ? ' ' ' ' r A. .., . , , J , V' C n .., . . 1 . ' ' Yi' , -- ' L SS , .4 ,. . f-.. - ' ' ' 1 F x , L I , , V V, 1- ,... . H . -'-- M b 1 A. ' ' Q ig r ' . V , ', - .. NJ AL 11 FICE Ll? lm? U ' f Class of l9L9 lhis play was a romantic fantasy dlsplaylng bits of gypsy life lt was an unusual play and different from anyth1ng presented 1n Lapeer for some time lhe cast lst now 2nd Row 3rd Row btudent Directors Absent led beeley, Jayne Lukacs, buzanne Metallum, Jacqueline ohoults, Nona narrls, nvelyn Ostrander uernlth laylor, Maury Godwln, Dlck Quinn bob Talbott, nd Oyster, Roland Uuguay Lois Wyche, Marilyn Hubbard, faith Smith, Barbara bell Marllyn Halbert, Barbara Sell Marlon Moses and marilyn Halbert. .4-we C3 .mi sw, GY 'w '27 5 H-'Pri C 'D on' DI' fptachy mi wi S.....k Dkrf x l Ve lf! .oot. Q 1Ju Q e U tool' tue ou ' 1 on 1 Ol roy e 11,1s1eC1 1m +111 1m e T, A C, 1 t 0 uv, an ,e me e eu ci Loba1 01 Leer. u1e1 1 1 L '1ve1ostor1x tfo WSTWQQI' 111113691 UEDQET 1.1 D961' QDCGI' ,meer 114 DSSI' 'DSSI' 11E: 7SCI' .1 1 -L+ ootbal c1ec1 1 are 1 I 1.13 9 L11O1 Orff: Cl Yom O 100 eeter 1r1l t .J l Jana -M' -v1 TT? 3 1 QL ,T 1 17811 sgua' Yi 4 ' very' e 1 , 1 Ql'1 Orly one out of E1 nine gene e:..e'.'1l ' N11 'Sri-J nur l:1a:'g'i Sify 1' ' Lge ILC' 1 1 N1 . 1 N1 T1J1f.'.li1SL3 'Y' 1' ' 'A e1'HL tmfse he txso j.'f3pg,1'3 tint Seach gjmargs FAQ W ' the Tyti ra lwv, play h ' ' ' ' tqey 1 ai ' I lj .fi . 1 J 2 ide L : L 32 C - TQ 1 27 F in Tech ' Ae T K 1 '1 'mx il, 1 I5 LT L ..e L1 1 'I 1 il - L2 'z Ci jf LQ 7 't. i1'cQ:ae ' L LC 'u-l'j, J Va'z.n'z'y 7-ootbaff .qlgual I lst Row 2nd ow 3rd Row Coach Paul Smarks Coach Daryl btTlCKl1Hg Coach Philip Ioran Dick Arnold, Bob Crawford, Lyle Brauer, Ralph June John Nilson Captaln, Bernard castle, Eugene Carpenter Don Barr, Dlck Powell Howard Colllns, George Nltchell, Bud Smlth, Gall Teays, Daryl McGlashen, larvln Lambert Coach Coach Coach btrickling, Ron Beyers, John Reber, Bob Strong, Moran, Roland Duguay, Roland Freeland, Bud Murray, Smarks -- U ' A A . , ':' 9 R -- Harold Hart-Manager, Stanley Austin, Ken Schickler, The l9A7 A8 bas etball team win six out of a fifteen game sc'edule The team showed very good plflt and sports manship in spite of their many losses Each game in which the Panthers participated was one of those Hthrill a minuten games of which any team could be proud Basxetball Scnedule Tapeer Lapeer Lapeer Tapeer Lapeer Lapeer Lapeer Lapeer Lapeer Lapeer Lapeer Lapeer Lapeer Lapeer eg Bad axe Imlay Clty Oxford Rochester Roaeo Davlson Oxford Caro Romeo D3VlSOH Imlay City Rochester Ypsllantl Lake Orion M 33 'f 1 35 ' Lapeer BA Lake Orion Al U 37 - BA L 36 ' 22 , L12 A2 , 27 ' ' 37 27 A9 ' ' 2 Vavazfy famfefbaff -Qcfuaaf Of? lst How 2nd low Coach Paul nmmrks kenneth ochlckler, Ronald Jeyer, John AllSOH baptaln, 3ob otrong, Jlr U8Vl6S, arl eames Manager Dlck rnold, JlCK Lowell ll 3errJ, dalnn June, Iarvln Lambert, Jdle ienderson 'anager amor Vauzty Kasfetoaff .fguael K U 1 VID coach Daryl btT1CKl1Hg lst now Bud Smith, nail Deays, nrnest Bleger, stanley Austin, Richard Sullivan 2nd now ueorge McNally, Russell bwaln, Jilllam Pangman, Gary Henderson, James lax 3rd Row Dale Henderson, manager, wayne morris, LeRoy nillis, Joe Gwinn, nollls nayes The Junior Varsity basketball t am had a very successful season W1HHlDg all or a flfteen game schedule They showed very good team work and sportsmanship throughout their undefeated season. Their coach was Daryl Strlckling who is new in Lapeer this year This is Coach Str1cKl1ng's first year back from the armed forces. Lapeer High School was very much honored this year when one of their football players was selected for the All State first team This is the first time in the history of Lapeer High School that any player has made player who rece1ved this honor He was the highest football scorer in Michigan scoring 22 touchdowns and 18 converslons for a total of 150 points the first team.' John Wilson was the lhe Leland Baird lrophy, presented each year to the athlete who has part ic1pated in three magor sports and has last year to Dlck Arnold D1ck, a member of the class of 'L8, has been in athletics throughout his four years of high school Dick also received the Hete Chatfield lrophy which is presented by the Lapeer bounty Press to the most outstanding lineman of the year .. H a good scholastic record, was given . . . .A O I I trophy given annually to the most valuable member of the football squad, was presented this year to John Wilson Besides being the most valuable player on the squad, John was also captain John also received the Ostrom Simmons Trophy which is presented each year to the most valuable basketball player The Kirk White, a memorial girfs ' -Qflfcfic M153 Lucllle SW1ft lst Row Allce Phelps, Peggy Inman, Nadlne Stewart, LOU1S6 DesJard1ne, Barbara Stephens, Helen Green, Joanne Laesch, Barbara Sell Carol Ann Stlles, Marion Beardsley, Ann Sugden 2nd Row Letha Ottlng, Nancy Hughes, Dolores Pelkey, Shlrley Howden, Anna LaClaff, Doris Pelkey, Carol Schultz, Julla Lllley, Pat Delehahyy, Doris Jean McBr1de, Pat Lameroux 3rd Row Natalie Carpenter, Mary Jo Halpin, Donalda Gage, Pat Gunderson, Swlft The Girl's Athletic Club is one or the most HCt1VG clubs 1n Lapeer High School The club was organlzed in l9hl by Luclle M Swlft, G1rl's Physical Wduoatlon Director The purpose of the club 1 to promote athletic and soclal activltles for all glrls Sports offered by the G A C are volleyball, softball, basketball, bowling, swlmmlng, tennls archery and badminton 9 Nancy Caley, Johanna Lobser, Pat Buby, Margaret Kelly, Miss nf.-1 -Qfffehc Miss Lucllle Swlfb lst Row Joan Warren, Margaret Warren, Margean McKenzie, Jean Taylor Dorothy Huelett, Beulah hopkins, Roberta beardsley, Nona Harris, Marllyn Halbert, hvelyn Alt 2nd How Nellie Wortman, Mary Ann Krakker, Sue Ann mcCarter, Margaret Kellogg, Nedra rllley, Lleanor Irgang, Mary Raymond, Beverly Alt, Thelma rlck, Norma Bonesteel, 3rd Row Murlel Lake, Marlon hoses, Shlrley Kltchennaster, nary Durand, Audrey bklnner, Nancy Lewls, Shirley Goodrlch, Miss Swlft. Active membership in the G. A. C. is open to all girls in the 9 lO ll 12th grades who have earned 15 points. Polnts are glV6H to all glrls each time they take part ln a sport. Membership is BUtOmBtlO with partclpatlon 1n act1ve1t1es sponsored by the club. At the end of the year awards are glVeH at the G. A. C. annual banquet based on the total number of polnts earned durlng the year. 6 .gowfang 247642 lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row Miss Lucille Swift Nancy Caley, Nadine Stewart, MaryJo Halpln, Mary Durand, Doris Pelkey, Louise DesJardins, Julis Lilley, Natalie Carpenter, Pat Gunderson Delores Pelkey, Miss Swift, Joan McGeachy, Nancy Lewis Margaret Warran, Alice Phelps, Beverly Middleton, Barbara Grew, Barbara Stephens, Beulah Hopkins, Dorothy Hulett Pat Lamoreaux, Ruth Luhleke, Marian Moses, Jane Ribble, Nona Harris, Joan Calvert, Kristine Smith, Pat Vanwagner 6 gowfzng Z2dgU2 Carol Hill Peggy lst Row 2nd Row Peggy Miss Lucile Swift Ann otiles, Katherlne Lulkie, Jackle Jillworth Janice Carole echultz Pat Delehanty, Margene Ic Kenzle Inman,Anna La blaff eandra Donna Hhlte, Murlel Lake Jean Taylor, Eleanor Irgang Joanne Leesch, Jorna Ronesteel Ann Gass, Marilyn Halbert Betty fitsworth Miss ewlft 3rd Row Jean Potter, Wanetta Carey bhlrley Kltchenmaster Donalda Gage, Johanna Loubser, Bet y Culver Pat Buby, Largaret Kelly, Margaret Reynolds The Girl's Bowllng League as a part of the G A C. ln one of its most active sports. The league boasts a 12 team league of 60 glrls which has been sanctloned by the Amerloan Junlor Bowllng Congress. At the end of the year the Amerloan Congress presents awards to the two tops teams. Thls year the 12 teams have been named: Rangers, Cubs, Lions, Giants, nagles, Tigers, Pirates, Hornets, Yankees, and Bears. .qemor mf.: fcufetfaff QAHIWPJ 2nd Row Delores Pelkey, Dorls ucBr1de, Carole Schultz, Joan Laesch, JUl16 Lllley, Dorls Pelkey Absent Joan Jeans, Anna Grumbeche lst Row-- Betty Culver, Captain Pat Delehanty, Carol Ann Stiles 6A!07!0dJ0?J Q Alice Phelps, Carol Stiles Captain, Betty Culver, Ann Gass Absent Gernith Taylor Lapeer High School can well be proud of its cheerleaders this year Appearing in new, official uniforms they played an active part in helping our teams to victory This has been done by prao tice and hard worn Miss Lucille Swift was their sponsor VX gr ca n Q, Haf'd5O1m a Q M Q., in q C Luciy H50 M., Fr-nendslfup W 1 fpfr, D Q, Q fu em' Cjounczf Vice Presldent Nadlne Stewart Presldent John Nllson Secretary Treasurer harlon Hoses Sponsors Mr A E Seaton and Mr Ralph Gesler lC0?J dill .g,p0flJO'ZJ ,Mis fu en! founczf 1 lst Row 2nd Row rd Row Absent ,M 'NNW M' wgfw nr A L Seaton and nr R Gesler Mr Gesler, Mary Dehert, Nancy Harvey, Lois Wyche, Suzanne McCallum, Nadlne Stewart, John Wilson Marian Moses, Margaret Warren, Pauline Barton, Betty Grleves Mr Seaton Paul Simon, Raymond Wiley, Julia Lllley, Joan McGeachy, Betty Rowden, Joan Calvert, sandra Donna, Bethany Dick Juberg, Roland Duguay Nagy, Allce Hughe Lyle Hoffer, Andy ncKenz1e, Marvln Lambert, Maury Godwin, Eugene Erickson, Jack laylor, Wllliam Kelly, Davld DeView, Andy Anderson, Ted Seelye LeRoy Millie James Marshall Dick Prather barbara Stephens, Don Ross, Carol Dietrlch S 7-ufure omema eu o meuca SH lst How 2nd Row 3rd Row Absent iss Jean Bowes Janette Rlbble, Phyllis Nelson, Louise Stocker, baye Van uordon, Jackie Willwerth, Jean laylor, Donna West, Joyce Weir Evelyn VanKleek, nathleen Meir, Betty Willobee Lllen Crookedacre, noberta Wortman, batherine Stock, miss Howes Lois nenry, Audrey Skinner, Juanita Dennis, Norma Bonesteel Laura Bradshaw, Vera Blackburn, Lois Broecker, barol Brauer Doris Dunham, Mary Durand, Glenadlne Hauxwell, rredericka Kitchenmaster, Billie leston, Betty Wilsie ? 5 i 'J fi B35 5 5 I 5 Y2:?Qit 5 '- f 31' f '5Bx B ga EE , ,il ft Q 2 B no 1 if get , ,BQ n as A W P n at y B f W B if' J' f n-X x ,I in it I ' F1 1 I ti ' vb I ,1 I 11 V F v . --- 1 . T , 1 A W I 7-ufuze omema eu o menca lst Row Row 3rd Row Miss Jean Howes Jean Bessette, Pat Vanwagnen, Barbara Cole, Sally Bruce Rosemarie Kbths, Beverly Dunlap, Janellen Jewell, Franc s Jarvis Sally Hubbard, Anne Ionsberry, Betty Jane Titsworth, Alice Crookedacre, Norma Henry, Norma Hougtaling, Elizabeth Stok Jo Anne Beattie, Miss Howes Kristine Smith, Mary Jane Floyd, Delores Coulter, Betty Brown, Dorothy Hulett, Beulah Hopkins, Margaret Reynolds Mary Compton SS ufure 7-armers o merzca lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row Mr Ronald arner Dale Stone, Frank Dockham, Robert Taylor Don Barr G , , eorgs Mitchell, Stewart Owen, Steven Compton, Howard Collins Ph il Brazie, Lawerence Arms Henry Cole, Norman Spencer, Lowell Freeman, Edward Perria, Marvin Arms, Richard Cornwell, Bob Baxter, William Hubbell Charles Quade, Glenn Shoults, Glenn Lawer wayne Shoultz, Don hichols, John Hill, Robert Pethers, John Reber, Villiam Glassford, Joe Conant, William Cross Robert Schiffman, Dale uatznick, Mr Narner James McDowell, George Welt , Q ufure 7-azmeu o menca lst Row 2nd How 3rd Row Mr Ronald Jarner Ralph urossbauer, Duane Hafnuson, K1CH8Id Ross, Uean Matznick, Bob Wells, nobert Parrlsh, Jac' Nest, herald Broecker, stanley Wiley, bob McComb Paul illnt, sebastian lrgang, kenneth Provost and Baxter, william Running, Lawerence Qcnroeder, uougla nas'ill, mlywln laylor, Ray Brooks, James LaValley, nonald Nolan Rlchard Learson, names Lafnear, Robert Lllley, doe laloney Dan Mayer, laul uiuchicl, Neal Hrenthway, Janes Jolly, becil blemens, nr Warner 'Tufure 7-armeu meuca Mr Ronald Warner lst Row Wayne hophengst, nd BTlC'9T, James btokes, Jack Bonesteel francis nrakker, nlwyn Dell, charles nrakker, James U8VlS, Nimrod Star, non verran 2nd now narold Lamphier, hurt nngler, Lyle noyl, Louis Reber Ernie Mercer, Harold Barrett, Richard Rose, James Bollon Iilliam Bradsnaw, sam McDonald 3rd Row Joe Borden, James blint, Willis Jalker, Jack laylor, Duane Schroeder, James nvans, David nobb, Jack Parr, Hoy Butter fleld, nr Warner Zlfhu C! 6 VL lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row Mr Stewart Thiemkey Betty Butterfield, mlalne Hagenmelster, JoAnne Beattie Betty Balch, Betty Powell, Betty Brown, Dorothy Hulett Beulah Hopklns, Evelyn TOmDK1HS, Jean Potter, Rachael N1CKOl8S, Catherlne Qtock M8IJOTlS Coulter, Mary Ann LeValley, Frances J8TV1S Janellen Jewell, Beverly Dunlop, r Thlemkey, Jeanette Fick, Ella Mae 'alker, Norma Bradshaw Delores Fockler Phyllis Nelson, Pat Hayden Phyllis hamilton, Bettegane Haskill, Ellen Crookedacre noberta Wortman, Audrey Elck, Audrey heron, Felen Dancey, leanor Irgang lst Row 2nd Row pantlezpveas C16 Mrs Gladys Moore Miss Mary Ghiardi Betty Butterfield, Roberta Jortman, Kristine Smith, Janice H1ll, Lois Wyche, hathleen mler, Elizabeth Stokes, Margorie Miller. Miss Ghlardi Lyle Hoffer, Duane Magnuson, Jack Coates, Shirley De Groat, Nayne Dagenais, Ted Jaffa Mrs Moore wen: IPJ ccupafwn lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row Absent Neoma Forth, Leona Ruocock, Betty Butterfield, Laura Bradshaw, Mary Lou Fick, Margie West, Nona Coulter Betty Lawrence, Enma Stimson, Ida Schimidt Louls Conrad, Jim Caudell, Frank Millis, Bob Hauxwell Ed Ciosek, John Nagy, Ed Spencer, Mr Beach Bill Freer, Earl Sklnner, Jerry Leonard, Cyril Psen K1, Dick Vaughan, Gordon McKenzie, Eugene Carpenter, Ed Bollon Vern Clemens, Pauline Barton, Doris Kries, Earl Reamer, James Lonsberry. 0' ',5- 0 ' cm lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row -Mzff fffomfo 'U Ethel PUHH1Hg, nsther Rose, Nadlne Schuman, Jayne Lukacs, Phyllls hel on, Jelores Wockler, Janellen Jewell, Beverly Dunlap Pat Hardy, Anna LaClaff, Shlrley Rowden, Betty Balch Phyllls HBm1ltOH, Iarllyn Hubbard, Donna Brown, Ila Mao Van Kleek Mary allen Calklns, Nancy Ferguson, Joanne Youngs Marilyn Halbert, Joanne Beattle, Joan Vanvagner, Eldora Sawgle, LOU1S6 Kellogg ace 1QJ.uJtant.1 Q lst Row Marilyn Hall, Betty Schroeder, Suzanne McCallum, Norme Lee Stroup, Nadine Schuman, Shirley LoRee, Ann Gass, Peggy White 2nd Row Pauline Barton, Norma Warren, Pat Lamoreaux, Letha Otting, Pat Buby, Nadine Stewart, Helen Green, Joan McGeaohy a o foam Operator: Q0 lst Row Marvin Lambert, Ed Oyster, Dick Quinn, Ted Seelye, Jack Coates, Wayne Shoultz oon owe .UU ta nt: lst Row 2nd Row 'W Mr Ralph Gesler Leland Running, Paul Simon, Bill Hill Ralph Gesler Willls Walker, Bob Kitchenmaster, Henry Hill, Bill Running Bud Baxter Glenn Shoults Art balisbury, Elwyn Diehl, Nalter Smith, Mayne Shoultz, Don Nichols Roy Butterfield 007970 -35:.:.:wr Mr Ralph Gesler ls+ Row IU Gesler, Clayton Kruth, James Klng, George Riley Richard Rose, Robert Phelph 2nd Row '1ll1am Abbott, Franklin Paul, Robert Yonker, Rlchard Vaughan C Club 1 l V - J X I2 h : I I nf b aww. 4 ' 5 K l WM: 1 X COPSSRATULATIONS SSNIORS V Y 9 JA ,Qgwf umfclsnffmsauwwf SAIILIIEXY cw msnuuwnnmf 43P DPIEN 84 STEPHEN S Consrferlulzvhonz claws or -iz' Lavzuns Jlzwzlng I If f9t I9 S t shy G, Jienfle 5 l6l09TlflQ'S ASTI' Sh p Jy f H1 t I' Cfr RQCRQHTIGU G LL Sfolp ln 3 er fhejame ,Maxx ' X 14' ' ,, i A g YT I - . s u 0 0 Q 7 I O i v:nnoQAa A 4 if 1,3-A K' ' . 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