Linden High School - Linden Legend Yearbook (Linden, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1951 volume:

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' 'ff' 33' 0' 6 ' x . 0 5 f 0 up l ,cw J.- ' 'hs I - 3 I' 5 6. y Q .f , 6. .1-4,243 4 - gl- . 04, 7. f , 60, 731. 'tdgy 1 2 1 4 6 9 9 A461 Q Q ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF L. TO R. MR. WAYNE L. WEBB--SUPERINTENDENT, MR. RALPH SINER-- TRUSTEE. MR. WESLEY WHITE--PRESIDENT. MR. IVAN MOORE--TRUSTEE. MR. LLOYD VERRELL SECRETARY. MR. BRYCE FELCH IABSENTI'-TREASURER All officers of the administration have retained their office with the exception of Mr. Almond Sears who resigned because of illness. Mr. Ivan Moore replaced Mr. Sears. -2- P- i-1, QL... 1 'fir Fl LJ7.3Lf' X41- Ei! 1 f' ALMA WATER Llndcn hrgh School alma matt le w1ll be loy1l ever mo 0 r the d and whlto me flghf Jn fklHg L uth L i knowlff o t Stow Lindon hlgh school alnd mate ust uq never tc ' N -:?f- f E 1+- gi -, ' - A- - , 4 --,. -qi 2- ' Y -- .-7 'U - x xx -- XXX xxx X Q Xxxx I '- VT 1 5 f ' ' K 1 1 f ,rv H ' L ' rw Fo '. re ' A X'll r , Sef f r znf ' ' -ig o 5 x ' , 'r .', ' :' rr, Tr s . X' to xJrgvL We will always chorish mom-'rivs, y . 'in has XI' UNGJ in importance to frloiom uni justico is - ' , ' ' ' no' X 2-iom ' . ', K' z' .U Ja .N . u'rfidi--Lottws ,, 1' argl' f - E N ss ' -f F:. K- i ,W fw, .,- Y- r,:: '-14 ll2gfg?yi' ll Ag' n-L .i rw -as -.J 4' ., :4 F Of those dayn gone by B Niolx nz xt s r c popular 8dUCdtlOD wlthout whlch lthtr ffltf b rmanvntlx mxlntdlnvd ROI' JUSTQICG CHU O DC' mQsA tx ec 1 ACCQDYIUL Presldvncx 1580 H f-ix 5 f Ldv! 'Sl' -l l' g ill i E' H S, an-l-3 3 DEDICATION Mrs Floyd Gamber The students of L1nden Hlgh School 1n 1951 are DI'0Ud to dedlcate th1s annual 1n honor of Mrs Floyd Gamber Luclle Gamber was born February 21 1894 to Mr and M s M1llard Felch 1n Carson C1ty M1ch1gan She attended grade and h1gh school in Carson C1ty and for two years attended College 1n Yps1lant1 M1ch1gan from where she rece1ved her l1fe cer t1f1cate IH 1915 Llnden H1gh School h1red Mrs Gamber to teach the f1rst and second grades and to coach the g1rl s basket ball team She has taught at L1nden for a total of e1ghteen and one half years IH 1930 she taught at a Fl1nt school and 1n 1943 at S1lver Lake School At present her homeroom 1S the f1fth grade room here 1n Llnden Mrs Gamber has l1ved here s1nce 1915 except for a short 1917 They have one daughter Garda who l1ves 1D L1nden w1th her parents When Mrs Gamber frrst came here she taught 1n the old bu11d1ng wh1ch had three rooms two class rooms and one as sembly room At that t1me there were seven on the teach1ng staff wh1ch has now 1ncreased to twenty one There were no buses and the only out of town students came 1n from the Burt d1StT1Ct Some of the thlngs that Mrs Gamber remembers about the old bu11d1ng are the old pump 1n front of the school the two w1nd1ng sta1r cases and the small play ground w1th teeter boards In add1t1on to teach1ng Mrs Gamber has been 8Ct1V6 1n the Eastern Star She was Worthy Matron at one t1me and has been treasurer of that organ1zat1on for the last twelve years The Linden Research Club has also Clalmed her serv1ces It IS with great pr1de the students of Llnden School de dlcate the Annual to a h1ghly respected teacher and member of the Communlty 4 ' , . r . time spent in California. She married Floyd Gamber on July 3, KI DERGARTE Ur MRS. HALEY ff' I BACK ROW PRI BEVERLY LINCOLN RICKY HAMILTON JACK KOEPPEN JACQUELYN TAMLYN BARBARA LINCOLN KATHLEEN REESE CHARLES SHARP LARRY PHIPPS R LENE NIL LAURA COOK JACOUELINE LOYER CHER OSBORN JOEY KIMBLE SEATED ZANNE FOVLER ADRON ERIIN DENNIS STEELE MARGARET HAL Y CLA INDA MORTON DIANE ALLMEN WAYNE SMITH HARVEY GRANT NE R A I HESTER COLLINS N ON DE B R 5 : L. T0 R. eos cs. . . . AE es. ' . ' . YL 1 su ' . . . E . R morn ROW: ALICE AUTRV: Town COLLIN'S, GERALDIRE 'mcNlE. GERALD CARNES. GEARL on IPLEY, GR cs R RD, c . no Pnssr , AN I a 'PA +3 in NNE ADA LISUN SUS LL A A W? -2 NA Av P PAYRICA NAR' 0 DONNA IORGAN J HELEN SIIDN VID ll FRA 'QP RL HV ACDUELINE IIURF IUSSELL STADL FIANK IDLCOT f LOIELL FOLI I FRESHMEN .1 NALD NE LLE E PR 447 PORYER SPONSOR IRLEV BARR! M ILL AM GARNE 'gif W 'Fx is W' ,wif EDIARD LOVNES LEEN MAG N JMIILEV IIE! JOHN PARD 5 I DEN 5 MRS ADGATE SPONSOR LOVIERV BROWN Vu. 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V 750 zz, 'X , 1 I ' 21'if',l2w ,, 21 1 , ' 'Vi' X ' '- L 'Q- J 0 c E I L 1 I s Au L v v 1 u 1 E s DI SE I J. V S 3 F , 9 4' 1 r . 1 3 'f V . . MARETA SpAULD,NG LAunA PARKER eos PARSELL Luzucs runnin SECRETARY PRESIDENT cz Pnssloz TnzAsunsn STUDENT COUNCIL The student governing body of Linden High School had a full year under the faculty advisory of Howard Messenger Conduct was kept in check by the Council by issuing warning slips to offenders. Two such warnings warranted appearance before the Council. The Magazine Drive backed by the Council obtained the black out cur- tains and stage props. For main assemblies were presented by funds of the council: 1. Pied Piper Puppets 2. My Two Years Experience in Greenland 3. Adventure Is My Hobby 4. Rollerskating Stars The last dance of the year Dancen. Qi, 5 .gl , - 5'1 Ti Qikfji-I I II 'uS'., T' 1. was given by STANDING: DOROTHY TAHASH.. RUTH CARNES ..... BILL ALLIE...... HOWARD MESSENGER CAROL PARKS ..... DORIS TICE ...... SEATED: JACK NITZSCHKE.. JOANNE STIFF .... RUBY ELLIOTT .... BOB PARSELL ..... LAURA PARKER.... MARETA SPAULDING LUENE TURNER...L JOHN ZEIGLER .... LYNNE HOUSE ..... -7- the Council as a HFarewe1l 8TH 7TH IOTH 12TH IZTH ALL ALL IITH IITH 9TH GRADE REPRESENTATIVE IOTH GRADE REPRESENTATIVE .9TH GRADE REPRESENTATIVE .FACULTY ADVISOR GRADE GRADE REPRESENTATIVE REPRESENTATIVE GRADE GRADE GRADE REPRESENTATIVE REPRESENTATIVE REPRESENTATIVE SCHOOL OFFICER -SCHOOL OFFICER GRADE REPRESENTATIVE GRADE REPRESENTATIVE BAND REPRESENTATIVE CHORUS REPRESENTATIVE -J 1' THE FOUR BOBS Sept Oct Nov an e,W Bob Raymor Bo Allen B05 W1150 Coach Co Captaln CO CHDUSIU Coach VARSITY FOOTBALL 1x w ,,.-- n Bob Roblnson Fxrst Row L to R Ass1stant Coach Rouert ROb1HSDn Bob Allen George Anlbal Dxck Chxlds Lewis Armltagc Bob Wxlson Bob Dean Don Worley Jo n Zlegler Joe PT1CE Jerry Lannlng Roger Verrell and Coach Robert Raymor Second Row Bob Hyde Ed Shea Ed LOYHES Gary Herronen Gary Chl1GS Carlton Webb Terry Edwards Doug Loftln Bob Parsell Art Karnowskl Osmond Smxth and Lowell Foust Thlrd Row Tom Cooney Gary Weatherhead Lowry Brown Harry Zwlerzynskl Bxll Prlce Jxm Loynes Jack Nltzschke Joe Carnes Tony Sheets B111 Stanley Carl Hyde and Gary Roberts On Ground Waterboy Davld Lucas and Manager Davxd McCall 1930 FOOTBALL SCHEDLLE RESERLE TEAM GAMES Beecher Goodrxch Dye Mandevllle Hoover Otxsvxlle St Mary s Utley Swartz Creek Lxnden Llnden Lxnden Lxnden Llnden Linden Linden Llnden Llnden f K X P x X A Nr Q S 1 1 , 0 Sept 26 0 Oct 10 13 17 0 24 0 13 7 Holly 0 Durand 7 Swartz Creek 0 Goodrlch 13 O 6 ,, 3 , xxx ants. 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H H bv H H ' A ' H ' h V A L 1 A 3 FOOTBALL Thls wear the Llnden Varslty football team went through 0 season wlth 2 wx osses a 19 xv thls spas T Orc haxc bvvn many lnjurles throughout thf wear Llndvn sc Qduled 4 Reserve team La-new T f f1n1shed vu' ason w h lr: whxch was ery c use 0 e eserw team games gn nr further varsity games 1U the years to come lxndvn a od ensxve s uad IS yr acxnp: 3 on the A11 Coun ensue It ey are u vrt llson guar rv Rohm ack and un Vaur Uv 11ne bac tr argv s re o e e m umbfr w ru n1ors who Wlll not be hack nex far T KV a e Robert W1 son o er errel on Worley Joe rxce LEWIS Arm1tage Dlck Chxlds Jerry Lannmg Robert Alle-n Robert Dean and John Zu-ruler 9 YQ: SOPH OMCRE 1521275 BOB BECK VICE PRESIDENT 9 E X9 We RAYMOR TREASURER 'S 11.10 NEIL ANDREWS PHILIP ANIBAL MYRNA BEDELL ANITA BERRY M W RUIH CARNEb JAMES COSTELLO MONTY DEAN DONALD DEMOREST JEAN FRANK ANN FRENCH TED Gooowm GARY HERROEN 10 ff4 445-I 1- DEAN SHARP MISS CAVANAUGH MAXINE BILLSBOROUGH if ARTHUR EGLER ROBERT BURNS PAULINE EGLER CAROL HOGAN LYNNE HOUSE I ,. , A . lf gps- ' ,. 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XXX X f'V 1 ff fgf 6 The annual Sen1or Play It Won t Be Long Now a comedy 1n three acts was presented December 1 1950 under the dlF8Ct1OH of M1ss Mary Cavanaugh The cast was as follows Left to rlght Larry Douglas Charles Dobson pol1t1cal guy Bob Allen Frank Cullen of the peoples party Don Worley Rev Dr LOTIHE of the playround Joel Prlce W1ll1am Mead a clerk J1m Evans Thomas a butler Lewls Armltage A photographer John Z1egler Dr Walter Talley a physlcan of 45 Ruby Elllott Frances a ma1d Russ All1e Beansy Blake an offlce boy Margo Gard1ner Mlss Wllkes a stenographer Gwen F1HCh V1v1an Darrlll a flapper who llsps Wendell Henry Standlng Dlrector M1ss Ron Brancheau Joanne Stlff a po11ceman Mary Cavanaugh Robert Preston a successful young Anne Wlnston an attract1ve g1rl of 20 buslness man The plot centers around wealthy tlght Robert Pres ton h1s offxce employees h1s stenographer h s fl ance and h1s frlends They all try to reform h1m 1HtO a klnd hearted generous man Hrs troubles wlth Charles Dobson and a flapper V1v1an Darrell who 11sps adds to the merrlment After drlnklng a l1qu1d whlch 1S to end s l fe 24 hours he tr1es to dlspose of all money Wlthln that tlme The entrance of a zomble look 1ng butler frequently dur1ng the play put the f1H1Sh1Hg touches to a wonderful evenlng of enterta1nment 12 Ks Q: 1 Q. , - X ' W4 xx Y -!, xe N x I X ia 't ' ! f , . - I . , , i -- hi in inn ' U ' ' U his IOIIY IEDELL IICNAID BEFGEII amz v 4 U, DAHREL BERRV CAROL BERM BRUCE BIGELOI ul LES BLANo4AHD SUE BOLYELL SUSAN CHANSYON S01 ARON VARMER BONNIE GARDINER JOYCE GILLILAND DENNV GHANA! 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BAXTER KAY IKAYTY rf' -g ' I .- f moans nzrrv uovou snocxnv an 4 uv 1 as 'Ur' - I A , W ML' -ffrf n,u.,wA,w 4' ,V DAVID ALDIICN l1YDE IBIIETT SALLY NUTBL ARNOLD CAIIES GAIY CARPEIYEI JAMES CAIIPENYEI IOIEIT DIAPPEU-I NAIILVN CNILDS unv COONEY MARLENE COX CHARD CLPI' 4 MARILYN DAVI S 'N' NANCV DEAN VVONNE EDWARDS ARY FINO4 HAYNE GILBERT ARYNUR GOODWIN 7, Il I.: ar EIGHTH GRADE RWALD SYKES T M UORLKY MAFIJORIE STIFF NAWION STIMER MARILVN SPAULDING BOB STIFF NANCV SMIYH PRICE SIMON PAUL HOGAN NANCv HYDE CAT!-IERINi JOSLIN RICHARD .IASLEIM JOAN LAME .IERRV LIDDIK BERNICE IJNN JOHN LVONS SAM LuYEv CMERYL MANCOUR ABSDQT ROSS MEXANDER LWN BEN!!! IAYNE DAMING JIIS FEKESS UIRIS STUPGEM BILL REI SEDGE BARBARA ROBINSON CAROL PARKS LEO PLUMB JUDIYN OYTO NARIE PARDEE MARRV NEUVILLK GERALD N I PPA gnupg pump. Duong nguoi uAvIo uc CALL ul uoncml ll moo uAnv Jo ucxzou 'VIEW 'C 'MON SPONSOR 2 0 I AI F: . L YLBH: L ,A FI I , xf I Q I f 911 giififgfgi I 4,-, .M':3'.2Z,.. .v ff 5:51 X r I I I s I f Q. f P ' X .. , ' 1 ' 'I- - ' 1 I S :L 47 : Roger Verrell Howard lessenger Capt- Robert Raymor Coach Asst. Coach VARSITY BASKETBALL J qgux R one vznnz watt Pots H wAno uzssanciw cn Row e as as uuav ons: s Heron ws nv cos: HEHRONEN D ROBER B NYDE e Varslty Basketball squad dxd a very flne job thxs ear although they were n a fu strength untll mxd season due to lnjUF19S The team ended the 1950 51 season thxs year wlth a t1e for flfth place lh the Genessee County League and was rated as havlng the second best defensxve re cord ln the league although they were handlcaped Dy lack of hexght The team was lead thls year by Captaxn Roger Verrell who proved hxmself a fxne all around player both defenslvely and offenslvely Gary Roberts lead honors lh scor1ng thxs year followed by Verrell Webb and Loose The rest of the team was composed of Gary Herronen Lowell Foust Robert Hyde George Anxbal Gary Chxlds Robert Beck and Mzke Murphy Lxnden ended the season by wznnlng the Class C Dxstrlct Tournament Gary Roberts recelved all County ISC Team Honors and all state honorable mentxon Roger Verrell was placed on the All County second team Because of h1s fxne sportsmanshxp and abxlxty as a leader Gary Roberts was elected to lead Coach Messenger s Eagles as Captaxn for the season 1951 52 THEM DEC Hartland Dye Durand Jan Iandevxlle Hoover 0t1sv1lle St Marys JS gm- Cu du FA lu ,qv an QC Jan Feb g,Mx 21 Hartland Utley Ortonville Swartz Creek Goodrich Montrose THEM Q R- 1 ,- K w 1 E. or: to To gi, 3? nvsL6zLD Ann AL?'cAo ea, GA caw.os, A, L , szwv . RE TS. B0 rn ' ' ' ' ' y A ot c ll US us '12 45'42 .ao 42-38 15 36 - 31 . 2 ss - 32 lg . 32 ' 6 51 - as ' ' 9 34 - 37 ' lg Holly ' 13 Durand Q3 - 38 . . - 16 ' 51 ' 45 19 43 ' 26 - 26 I 39 l 43 23 32 so , I:- . In 4 X .RX .5 u'sx f 1' - A - fxjwff ,JST X , .. ,- 1' r . 'v I A - X33 1. 9 . N t ,ja J! N lb 4 b----Q 'T Ol 1 P55555-s - X V:,:A,-.,. 1 -I' ' V ' A 'P' Q F4 'lo 9 RESERVE BASKETBALL ONT R ACH RAYM LOYN N ADA DON UVIL M TUNNING RRY HESS HN DONNE CK NITZSC CK R N NG B BECK SH LOWELL FOUST A T KARNOWSKI 4 :5 x X' lgy, '55 1 DEC Jan Fe Hartland Dye Durand Mandev111e Holly Hoover St Marys Hartland Utley 0Tt0HV1118 Swartz Creek Durand Goodrlch Montrose x L04 22 1 oo' EE 1 FR ow: co ROBERT OR. ED ES, KE MS. NE LE. SA LY. LA , Jo o' LL' JA HE BA ow: no SI RER, BILL PRICE. ao . ED EA. . 12 31 - 14 15 23 - 24 19 39 - 23, . 5 ' 32 - 23 9 31 - 32 12 42 - 35 19 Otisville 33 - 22 26 . 48 - 35 30 42 - 47 b. 2 81 - 16 6 ' 36 - 9 9 25 - 21 13 u 56 - 16 16 42 - 16 23 32 - 28 5 Ex -'s, K 1 .Y 1 xx SV xtlkl y ,r 2 X ' x I f + X, I 1 , A ., ' :fl xl.. lx: K 54 Q. LgLuY'l' Dead!! ..? U GIRLS BASKETBALL Elayne Carlson CBUWU' LOUISE Raymor Mary Ann Ramos Coach opplng from LHEIF ce county n PH am b tba aoon w1th a rpcord f w 1 a 5 lo arthroakvrs were two f es pa vc colu Q narrow marzxn 1 1 e orrls r s n n rosa n cs s luc x ea un 1 e vprw s the ga f1cult1es use arlv .1 1n of bo forward and guard DOS1tXOHS hai necessary t f1nd a LOmblHdL1 S to C11 aduat1on thls year wlll 8 am a rancy fn two of the regular starting line up. he e 9 u ar n , Laura Parker madv an average of 10 points per game and Elayno Carlson always was murP spectacular on the out of bounce play. THEM n. landeville - Hoover - Otisville - St. larys - e . Utley - - . Swartz Creek - Goodrich - Montrose - Manager BASKETBALL NETTIE covsnr ROGER VERRELL LEWIS ARNITAGE Roaznr PARSELL SECRETARY PRESIDENT vice PRESIDENT TREAsunEn VARSITY CLUB P R B HY N WORL WELL FOU KARNOWSKE B ALL L ORGE B CARLTON WEBB RY H L RY ROBER MURP B WILS CK ITZSCH SECOND R W RALD LANNI B BE B DE RETA S A LDI A PEABO ERZYN AYNE CARLS ADFORD LOYNE EL HN EGL BOTTOM ROW ENE TURN L00 URA PA WI ARMITA GER RRE B SE TT COVE GAR HERRONEN GGY HARV Llnden Hlgh School has been try1ng to get a Varslty Club started 1n Llnden for qulte S0m6t1mB and thls year they f1nally succeeded A const1tut1on was adopted and off1cers elected The club cons1sts of 35 members Trophys were cleaned and 1nscr1bed by the group Mr Howard Raymor 1S 8dV1SOF to the club 25 TO OW: L. T0 R. B0 DE. D0 EY. LO ST. ART . BO EN, DICK CHI DS. GE ANI AL. . GA C I DS, GA TS. MIKE HY, BO ON. JA N KE O 2 GE NG. BO CK. BO AN. MA F U NG. LYNNE HOUSE. SPONSOR--MR. RAYMOR. DONNA HARTFELDER. EL INE DY, IRENE ZWI SKI, EL ON. R S. JO PRICE. JO, ZI ER : LU ER. AL SE. LA RKER. LE S GE. RO VE LL. BO PAR LL. NE IE RT. Y . PE EY V + 40 0 4 av eLLlo P' Eolron W 0 STANDING IRENE ZWEIRZYNSKI ELAYNE CARLSON - MARY RESKA - - - DONNA DANIEL - - JIM EVANS ---- GRACE GALE - - - DON WORLEY - - - NETTIE COVERT- - VIVIAN MOGG- - ' BOB HYDE ---- MARETA SPAULDING LEWIS ARMITAGE - ELAINE FEABODY - SEATED: DONNA HARTFELDER RUBY ELLIOTT - - LAURA PARKER - - ABSENT ---- JANE LITTLE- - - ., -5 OO YE RBCOK STAFF - - - - - ' - - ' - - - -ACTIVITY EDITOR - - - - - - - - - - - - -ACTIVITY EDITOR - ------------ TYPIST - - - - - - - - - - - - -TYPIST - - - - - - - - - - - - -TYPTST - ------------ FACULTY ADVISOR - ------------ ART EDITOR - - - - - - - - - - - - -ASSISTANT MANAGER - - - - - - - - - - - - -cLAss EDITOR - - - - - - - - - - - - -SPORTS ASSIST. EDITOR - - - - - - - - - - - - -TYPING EDITOR - - - - - - - - - - - - -SPORTS EDITOR - - - - - - - - - - - - -cLAss ASSIST. EDITOR - - - - - - - - - - - - -ASSISTANT TOR EF EDI - - - - - - - - - - - - -EolToR-IN-cu: - - ---------- -ART EDITOR - - - - - - - - - - - - -TYPIST 1 Riy 7 f bl I X, . ,,, -26- .i X Aus.: HOC I' . - . , 'Ye MRS. RHEA ADGATE LORETTA AUTRY SECRETARY VIVIAN M066 ADVISOR NETTIE COVERT ELAINE PEABODY PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TRFIWHRFF FUTURE NURSES CLUB DARLENE COX BEVERLY FRENCH AIN P A ODY V GG GWEN FINCM MARGO GARD NER RUBY ELLIOTT DONNA HARTFELDER ROSEMARY BDELL ANNE STIFF M N YS ANNA MAY STIMER LORETTA AUTRY MYRNA LOBB FLORENCE SANSAM STANDING MRS ADGATE For the f1rst t1me in the history of Llnden a nurses club was formed under the sponsorship of Mrs Rhea Adgate 0ff1cers were elected and a Constitution written and accepted by the members Meet1ngs were held the 2nd Tuesday of every month at the Home Ec Bu11d1ng Speeches by people of lmportance 1n the f1e1d of med 1C1H9 were ZIVSH F1e1d trips to Hurley Hospital Michlgan School for the Deaf and Harper Hospital 1n Detroit were taken during the year 27 ef- Z I o 1 I ffm 4 Se' 1 , ,,,W 1!Ul!E L. T0 R. ooNNA DA uELs, . . EL E E a . vu IAN mo . .N I . . . gif L0 .Jo . ARILV MA . . . ,K . . ' ,, I . - 4 . . ' . . . - 1 'dt ' . i ' ' ll 1 1' ' I is , I .f 4 't I U I X 'C- We HAJ fun Ep!- I The lhbmns 51747 om. ,n Busymr Mu? r Marcus ffry Y Wifi' IWW, Jer-ry 99 .n A H060 Sm Q Gear . Bnilu B 'T'6 nh 56mm ,UNK -trol' Q OU' All Dhtulgf ,+L '28- If JUNICJR PLAY TI-IE I-IAPPIER ELL BE The Happ1er We ll Be by Clark W1l1lamS a three act comedy was re sented to the publ1c at 8 o clock the even1ng of Apr11 6 1991 under e d1F9Ct10D of M1ss Mary Cavanaugh The cast 1S as follows Seated from left to rlght Elalne Peabody Anna the housekeeper Ed Neuv1lle Jack Harmon V1v1en s boy fr1end Mareta Spauldlng V1v1en the oldest daughter Myrna Lobb Mrs Thatcher h1s w1fe Art Karnowskl Henry Thatcher w1th pol1t1cal amb1t1ons Luene Turner Judy Thatcher the1r youngest daughter Standlng from left to r1ght Luclle Benner Zelda Reece a tr1ple threat g1rl Darlene Cox Babs Ba1l1e her chum B111 Prlce Mr Dexter a DO11t1C3l power Bob Hyde Leslle Hall a v1stor MISS Mary Cavanaugh Dlrector The play centers around Mr Thatcher who 1S try1ng to ga1n a pol1t1cal DOS1t1OH but 1S somewhat h1ndered by h1s younger daughter Judy Babs and V1v1an propose a plan to have Jack pretend that he 1S Lesl1e who IS n old fr1end of the fam1ly Th1DgS get more COUfUS1Hg because Lesl1e Hall appears at the wrong t1meI Zelda has a crush on Jack Wh1Ch greatly compl1cates matters Anna doesn t approve of some of the Thatcher s dolngs but nevertheless she 1S an eff1c1ent housekeeper Mrs Thatcher IS elated at the fact that Mr Thatcher f1nally became Mayor through the efforts of Mr Dexter 29 gnioR 'pkvm 'P o 4:-'tn so M I - - Mrs. Gntcg? --C 1 FF ICE G RLS TT COVE URA PARK NN HOU ARON NGERSA NNA ELD NA M SAFETY PATROL RST R PAT LYONS DONALD ROLSTON ARD M I SHARON SECORD ROGER ASHLEY ARLINGTON HART SECOND ROW W VI EB UL EB ARLES MULL ARNOLD ILES 31 NE as nr. LA sa, :news ZWIERZYNSKI. LY sr-:. su 1 LL. oo HART: ER, AN MAY sr: sn. VIVIAN Moss. Mn. Mssssnesn cuvunc unsmucruons. FI ow: L. T0 R. . .RICH ERR LL. :DA n HI Enf PA HI Enf cn ER. SCHCOL NEWSPAPER ROSEMARY LOBDELL MRS GRACE GALE MARILYN 0'DELL ASS TANT EDIT ADVISOR EDITOR STANDING B 0 B RET N WORL MARGO RDIN BY ELLIOTT AYNE CARLS RI YN MA A MO MR ACE LE VISO LOBDELL RI N DE T e Llnden L g was put out every two eks by a staff f thlrteen The JOUFU311Sm staff took two tr1ps th1s year one to Lanslng to attend Journallsm Day at M1Ch1gaD State College and one to the Fllnt Journal At L8HS1Hg they attended dlSCUSS1OHS on news paper work and annual work At Fllnt they were shown through the Journal and learned how a larger paper 1S put out The March 1ssue of the L1nden Log was sent to Lans1ng to be Judged 1D a state contest Q AX -El ve-he IEFL 32 IS OR 1 L. T0 R. ao nn. so ne. oo ev. GA sn. RU . EL on. MA L vs. VIVI N GG. S. GR GA -AD R SITTING: RUSS ALLIE. JIM LOYNES. IRENE ZWIERZYNSKI. ROSEMARY . MA LY o- 'LL h ' o we 0 I . 6240, , L. . - ...... Ziww ny, F DRIVER TRAINING HCJME ECONOMICS Q In A 4'2- I , : ROI I NSTRATES TO HIS DRIVER'S TRAINING CLASS. Z f .Q . 5 4 H I 11 1 I f VING INSTRUCTIONS T0 HER HOME ECONOMICS CLASS. -33- LIBRARY MRS LE MEETI ONT R RLENE C MRS ACE NSTRUCT Rl YN LAWREN CK R IER GER VERRE N ING LORETTA AUTRY VERLY FREN ERTHA TVERD SPENS MARY ADA DURGAN uns YMOR AND HE c AT wo 34 A . GA IS cowoucrlwe A LIBRARY Ne. f, K If FR ow: L. TO R. DA ox. . GR GALE-I oR. KJ GWEN FINCH, nRzNE zwxsnzvnsxl. MARGO GARDINER. MA L ce BA ow: Jim P cz. RO LL. oo s ER. . ez CH. B AL. IRENE ER. 4,-A 0' A . RA T ART LAss Rx. Jw EVANS LEWIS ARNITAGE MELVIN WAGNER PEGGY HARVEY RON BRANCHEAU PRESIDENT vlcE PRESIDENT DIRECTOR SECRETARY TREASURER SENIOR BAND The Llnden H1gh School Muslc Department has been 1ncreas1ng stead1ly Several new 1nstruments have been purchased th1s year help keep the band sh1n1ng The Band put on splend1d performances at the football games Aga1n th1s year the Band entered the M1ch1gan Band Fest1val Bendle H1gh School and won a Second D1V1S10H Rat1ng In a Band Contest at Longfellow School Llnden got a rat1ng of th1rd Tr1ps were made to the Un1vers1ty of MlChlgan and M1ch1gan State College football games Last summer the band attended Ion1a Fa1r Th1s spr1ng the Band went to Fenton to a Band Cl1n1c and to the Un1vers1ty of Mlchlgan Sprlng Fest1val fi ,Q vs- -Us '51 MUS 5 35 to I ' ' . ' at . 1 I . . . - . ' l Z I' f4 X , , : vs 'F' 'K - ,, -, 1 4 f . , I, 1 I Cf of ' I aff? ' -d ll' 5 .I S BASEBALL HOWARD MESSENGER JERRY LANNING DAVID BANT COACH CAPTAIN ASSIST COACH new 453 Eff? RST ROW N L LPH BRO RRY I ZYNSKI RRY LANNI D N PARKER VID LUT JOHN ZIEGLER SECOND ROW LOWELL FOU T EN ADAM E MURP GER V ELL BOB WILSON GARY HERRONEN DON WORLEY E BE BACK ROW C ACH HOWARD MESSENGER TOM COONEY JOHN PARDEE SHEA RED ROBERTS C L A LOOSE ROGER LOY MONTY DEAN ASSIST ACH DAVID BA Apr11 Dye Mandev111e May Hoover Montrose 0t1SVl116 Durand Utley Swartz Creek Goodrlch of ,O Kay viii '42 J' 'J Q ',, I ' O '!X Q EEQE? fi S' FI : L. T0 R. D0 NEWVI LE. RA WN. HA ZW ER- . JE NG, O , DA EY. I 5 . K S. MIK HY. R0 ER . . . . . B0 CK : O , . . ED . ' . DICK HI DS, L . . . . CO NT ' 20 27 ' 4 7 10 ' ' fn 15 dx ' ' 18 St. Mary'S S ' 22 - 1' 6' 25 tiff. 29 ' Ia' 5 riff? fy ...A Q A . -- I 4 F A e Y, - K1 Q If Y I ' f ' I 9 - ' I ' ' N O I3 1 ' A4, .TV ,I I dr . ' fl. q ., x 4 .. 5 Bl , X GIRLS SOFTBALL UISE RAYM LAURA PARKER SAN D EBE COACH CAPTAIN MANAG CK R LEN DAVENPO NNA JE SHERWOOD E A IS M RY COLE XINE ILLSBOUR HARV R L CK MURP DOROTH AHASH BEL EGL ACH RAYM CRA RK ARON GERSO LOBDO A PEABO The weather as usual prevented the softball team from gettlng an early start thms year Under the d1rect1on of Coach LOUISG Raymor and leadersh1p of Capta1n Laura Parker they opened the 1931 season w1th a n1ght game aga1nst Dye Hlgh School Wlth 3 returnlng letter men Laura Parker catcher Elayne Carlson p1tcher and Nett1e Covert shortstop Many newcomers showed SIQHS of promlse and the g1flS have hlgh hopes for the season Aprll 25 Dye May Bentley Swartz Creek 4 'Zh Goodrlch Galnes u 38 Q1 LO OR SU UN CK ER BA OW! L. T0 R. HE MARTIN, LINDA RT. DO AN . SU LL ON. A . MA B GH. PEG EY, MA ILYN TI LY. JA IE HY, Y T , MA ZI ER. CO LOUISE OR FRONT ROW: ANN ORR. NETTIE COVERT. MARILYN MAYS, ELAYNE CARLSON. LA PA ER, SH IN LL. VIRGINIA LL. EL INE DY v ' . ' v . Y 1 I . I ' - , . 'hp A 2 .. 9 t - i 16 . . J AI Nt ' 23 s 'x QI X ,J JUNIOR J-HOP LIQHT A5 A rsnnsnl 0 FLA NNE'- KE QLLADS TRACK ONY H Cx now V Maw IV C IL B IILS VNKS N IORL Hn GL ARLYON VEB! ACN BERY R MOR SELL Ll N ADAMS SNEA L T KARNOISK WiLL FOU SCHEDULE sc Ro ,Q Rcla 5 Llnden Goodr1ch at Grand Blanc Lxnden Goodr1ch at Swartz Creek Central wlch Relaye County Meet G rl s Meet at Central Hlgh School State Reglnnal Meet State Track Meet Lk Lookur THE BIRDIE' AILLARY 50151 FRONY R ol BACQ ROI l n J D EoAcu Loulsz nnvuon uAa:L zlzgLzp AuuA vnnxsn ELAYNE cAnLse llzwzvnsxs ns11IE covcnf sgggs LosDELL ounA SNERIOOD Ann can nnaznsott uAnv coti SHAFON 40 Anviv ELAINE Pznsoov aAnsAnA u AQLZLINC uunvnv vlwsrnlA AVS Mace FoRM,f-ruff? 4 X I I Q, xt, n 'X-. A A-, 5 . 1 ' v .I L-A .., - f 4. X' rn ow: L. rc n. an n ns. no ou. Jun W N L0 , oo Ev. Jo zz: En. c . co no Av sn aus AL z. ns . eu . so 'IEUVK LE, AR I. LO ST. wrnnv zwnznzvnsxz, non nzuvuttz Anrzl 14--Ri' r u' y' 25-- ' . ' 5 1-- ' . 3-- .' . ' 11-- . 17-- i ' . V 19-- A . 1 20-- ' 4 I 1 I, '- I I 1 1, Ii A a 'aa 77 A CHEER LEADERS MAJORETTE !g MAJORETTE PEG HARVEY LED THE BAND DURING FOOTBALL SEASON. FROM TOP SHARON INGERSOLL RLEY L TTLE N H U CAP A IRENE ZWIERZYN ELAYNE CARLSON MARETA SPAULDING THE GALS THAT KEPT UP THE PEP DURING FOOTBALL SEASON WERE A COMPLETE NEW SQUAD WITH CEPTION OF NE ON REN ZWIERZYN IS AS F CAP N AND IRENE ZWIERZYNSKI WAS ELECT SHARON INGERSOLL AND SHIRLEY LITTLE CHEERED THE RESERVE TEAM ON BACK ROW TO VIRGINIA LOBDELL ROSEMARY LOBDELL BARBARA MAYS FRONT ROW BEVERLY MANCOUR MABLE ZIEGLER IRENE ZWIERZYNSKI E VARSITY UAD OK D HAR H YEA WITH RED CORDUROY JUMPER AND WH BLOUSES E RESERVE QUAD A A N NIA R WHITE SW TERS AND RED NECKERCHIEVES E QUAD ND R CAPTA NE W E K SPENT MAN NIGHTS AFTER SCHO MAK w KEEP UP 1' sc OL R 41 : . SHI I . LYN E O SE. T IN EX ELAY CARLS AND I E SKI. TH W THE IRST YEAR THE SQUAD HAD A TAI z L. R. . . TH PEP SQ L0 E S P T IS R S TH S . BARBAR M YS A D VIRGI LOBDELL. W0 E RED SKIRTS. TH S A THEI IN. IRE Z I RZYNS I Y OL. ING UP NE YELLS. TO HE HO SPI IT. JUNICRS AO - S' E Fx' F 9 Pl ecgei 1 NETTXE COVE: vfcgoa HYDE SID?-N PRES PRE 'Dfw WAGNER MRS GALE SPONSOR SPONSOR Ev EQL Y 4 HE4sUR NCQUR HAZEL ANDREWS GEORGE ANIBAL MILDRED ANIBAL CAROLYN BROWN JOE CARNES JUDY CARPENTER GARY CHILDS MARY coLE TERRY EDWARDS DONNA DANIEL DALE GRABLE .um GILLILAND DUINA NARTFELDER ART KARNOWSKI MARILYN LAWRENCE JANE LITTLE MYRNA was Jw LOYNES -42- GRYRO FL H 'lcv 'Mmm 1s',e3..4 50-Ls? RM0 1 Q, M oh 305150 AX ,V s 1, R94 I Mu Cwpl Cliff INJ7' Lum: an Dale' IV'-itat. if A 43 F V fnffp Love. QPAND! Y so n:uvuu.E nos uns:-:LL zuuns rznoov mu. rmc: A asnrs onznc: sms Tal SKINNER DON SINGER MARETA SPAULDING LUENE TUWER ll I I Q U I U C .4 I l u - - I ' 1 . Q : 1 an A f . - I - XKX ' 'ua , x I Nh A--4 I. 7 . C - st . J R I P ROGER KAUFMAN TREASURER ww.. ROBERT DEAN ROGER VERRELL PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT JOANNE STIFF LAURA PARKER VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN -44- MARILYN 0'DELL SECRETARY ROBERT CHARLES ALLEN JOLLY GOOD NATURED AND FULL OF FUN BASEBALL IT lon 1 B: LONG Nou Sfunzuv COUNCIL LEGEND 3 VARSITY CLUI RUSSELL DOUGLAS ALLIE BASKETBALL BASEBALL TRACK INYRANURAL BASKETBALL THE INNER WILLY IT WON T BE LONG 1 BAND Cnonus LOG STUDENT COUNCIL 9 LEWIS ALTON ARMITAGE A SENSE OF HUMOR FULL OF FUN: BUT NOT UNTIL HIS WORK IS DONE FOOTBALL BASKETIALL INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL IT NON T BE LONG NO! JUNIOR PLAY COMMITTEE BAND MAGAZINE DRIVE CAPTAIN VARSITY CLUB LORETTA MAY AUTRY THERE S A LOT OF FUN BENEATH H SEENING QUIETNESS BASKETIALL TRACK Tn: INNEI WILLV SENIOR PLAY MAKE ur Cuonus: LIunAnIAn: FuYunE Nunszs CLul: -415- Foo1AALL 2 3 4 C1950 Co CAPTAIN, GEE HOW I LIKE T0 TEASE THE GIRLS' ER RONALD GABRIEL BRANCHEAU A BOY WITH PLENTY OF PERSONALITY PLUS ERAINS BASEBALL ZIHOLY REDEEMERI 4 INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL I WON T BE LONG Ol BAND Duck W1mp RICHARD CALVIN CHILDS JUDGING FROM HIS HEIGHT HE LL BE A HUGE SUCCESS FOOTBALL BASKETBALL BASEBALL TRACK INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL JUNIOR AND SENIOR PLAY COMMITTEES VARSITY CLUB nn Carsonu BARBARA ELAYNE CARLSON ELAYNE SIMPLY SWEET AND SWEETLY SIMPLE WITH MANY A SMILE AND MANY A DIMPLE ITRANSFER FROM DYE SOPHOMORQ BASKETBALL 9 I9 SOFTBALL TRACK CHEERLEADER CLASS TREASURER T E INNER WILLV PLAY COMMITTEES STUDENT COUNCIL CHORUS LEGEND LOG CAFETERIA VARSITY CLUB ROBERT JAMES DEAN OF ALL THE GUYS WE VE GOT ON FILE THIS ONE HAS THEM BEAT A MILE FOOTBALL 2 3 A ISOPH MANAG BASKETBALL BASEBALL 2 3 4 IFRESH MANAG TRACK INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CLASS TREASURER LASS PRESIDENT THE INNER WILLY SENIOR PLAY COMMITTEES Los CAFETERIA VARSITY CLUB 46 : 3 U T . I N 0 : I.3.4 ll Ro ll : 2.3.4 ICAFTAIN 1 50- 511 : 1.2.3.4 : 3.4 : 3.4 : 3 U H U : 3.4 : I.3 : I : 4 : 4 : 2.3 : 3.4 FORENSIC5: 2 1 I. . . . ERI : 1.2.3.4 : I. . . . ERI : 3.4 : I : 1,2 C : A z 3 . : 3 : 3,4 II ' Il ll . ll : 3.4 : 3 : 1.4 : 3.4 : I.2.3,4 : 3,4 Larry RUBY MARIE ELLIOTT LAUGHING EYES MERRY DISPOSITION AN A PRETTY SMILE FOR ALL BASKETBALL INTRANURAL BASKETBALL CLASS SECRETARY IT WON T BE LONG NOV JUNIOR PLAY MAKE UP PUBLICITV STUDENT COUNCIL MAGAZINE DRIVE CAPTAIN QUEEN or FRESNNAN CLASS on LEGEND 3lASsT EDITOR, 4fEDITORl FUTURE NURSES CLUB lm GWENLAURIE JUNE FINCH NEAT POLITE AND on' so swssr BASKETBALL INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL JUNIOR PLAY MAKE UP PROMPTER CHORUS OPERETTA STUDENT MUSICALE LIBRARIAN FUTURE NURSES CLUB FORENSICS LARRY VANCE DOUGLASS THERE IS NOTHING LIKE HAVING FUN THERE? BASKETBALL: , TRACK: INTRAMUNAL BAsxETlALL: 2 'IT WON T BE LONG NDI JUNIOR PLAY USNEI Cnonusz Ruby JAMES EVANS somEoAv I LL come IN EAnLvI A NICE suv IT WON T BE LONG Ol LEGEND Gwenn IS ' I 2.3 2 ' . I. .3.4 3 U n . . D : 2 : 1.3 : 1.3 :- 4' : 4 L : 4 . . z A . ll ll BAND! 1.2.3.4 N . . N H : 4 NJ' ll : 3 : l.2.3 I 1.2.3 ' : 2 : 1.2.4 : 4 : 4 : 2.3 Il -4'7- Bettvn Margo BEVERLY MARIE FRENCH MARGO MAE GABDINER CALM FRANK AND A FRIEND FOR LIFE HAPPY G0 Lucxv cons WHAT MAY! BASKETBALL THERE SAILOR' Goluc MY WAY1 INYRAMURAL BASKEYBALL If won -r 55 LONG y PLAY COMMITTEES CHORUS CHORUS STUDENT MUSICALE STUDENT MUSICALE JOURNALISN LIQRAQIAN FUYURE NURSES CLUB FUTURE NURSES CLUB aMaryJea n nn GIBSON DONALD GILBERT DARK EYES AND A TEMPER THAT S SWEET SILENCE IS THE SAFEST COURSE FOR ANY MAN T0 ADOPT 48 u u 1, ' ' z , ' HI , ' . : 1 .. . . N0 .- : 1.2.3 BANn: 1.2.3.4 OPERETYA: 2 : Z : 4 : 4 : 4 z 4 - ' n Du WENDELL HENRY WHEN BUSINESS INTERFERES WITH PLEASURE GIVE IT UP THE BUSINESS TNE INNER 'ILLV Chuck ROGER DALLAS KAUFMAN USUALLY TWO HEADS ARE BETTER THAN ONE THIS ONE IS BETTER THAN TWO CLASS TREASURER TN: INNER WILLY JOURNALISM 3ICo Eblronl GERALD LEE LANNING HE IS A GOOD SPORT A GOOD ATHLETE WELL WORTH REMEMBERING FOOTBALL ASKETBALL INTRAMUIAL BASKETBALL STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTION BOARD JOURNALISN Jerryn ROSEMARY CLEMENTINE LOBDELL ROSE THIS LITTLE MISS IS AS TRUE AS STEEL JACK IS A LUCKY BOY WE FEEL BASKETBALL SOFTBALL INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL 3 Los IIASST EDITOR Furunz NURSES CLUB CNEERLEADER Fonznslcs Rosen 49 u : 4 uanogu 1 l.2.3.4 B : 1.3 BASEBALL: 1.2.3.4 1 2.3 : 3 : 3 ll : 2 : 3 : 2. .J : . I : 4 : 4 : 2 Marllyn 1V MARILYN JOYCE MAYS THE FRIENDS IMO KNOW HER WELL THE SWEETNESS OF HER HEART CAN TELL BASRETIALL 2 lnTnAuunAL BASKETBALL 3 06 FUTURE NURSES CLUB VIVIAN ANN MOGG GERALD MALONE wav Hunnv wnsn TOMORROW s on THE WAY: THAT ALL IMPORTANT RING ADORNS HER FINGER SOFTBALL INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL THE INNER WILLY SrunEuY CouNclL SKSECRETARVI ELECTION BOARD Lzcznu 3 OFFICE GIRL CAFETERIA FUTURE NURSES CLUB 4IPRESlDENTl PLAY COMMITTEES MARILYN ALICE 0 DELL SHE HAS MUCH T0 SAY AND SAYS IT MUCH TO D0 AND DOES BASKETIALL CLASS SECRETARY TNE INNER NILLY IT 'ON T BE LONG NDI LOG AIEDITORI FUTURE NURSES CLUI 50 Jerry Mareu ' : 2. .4 L : 4 . : 4 ' u Cl il : 2 : 1.2.3 :I 3 : 2. .4 LOG: 4 : 2,4 : 3 : 5.4 Uv' ll I IT. ' : I.2.3.4 : 4 N H H ROBERT JAMES ORR NOT TOO SERIOUS NOT T00 GAY JUST AN ALL AROUND GOOD FELLOW TRACK PLAY COMMITTEES CHORUS STUDENT MUSICALE ELECTION BOARD LOG I NTRAMURAL BASKETBALL LAURA LOIS PARKER IF YOU WANT A THING WELL DONE YOU LL FIND LAURA THERE TO D0 IT BASKETBALL I Z MGR SOFTBALL TRACK CLASS VICE PRESIDENT CLASS PRESIDENT THE INNER WILLY STUDENT COUNCIL PRES BAND 3 MAGAZINE DRIVE APT AQCH LIDRARIAN LEGEND OFFICE GIRL FUTURE NURSES CLUB VARSITV CLUB 3 4ISERGEANT ARMS, GR 3 4ICAPT I IDENT ,Q JAMES HOWARD PIERCE T0 KNOW HIM IS TO HAVE A FRIEND A GREAT ASSET T0 THE SCHOOL Ll BRAR I AN FOOTBALL Oe 7 JOEL AMOS PRICE FULL or PEP AND RI FOOTBALL BASKETBALL BASEBALL INTRAIURAL BASKETBALL IT You T BE Lone N Cuonus LIURARIAN VARSITV CLUB GHT IN STEP ROBERT RETKA Jusr ONE or THE GANG. BASKETBALL: , JOURNALISM' ANNA MAY STIMER SIMPLE SWEET AND SINCERE PLAV COMMITTEES STUDENT MusIcALE OFFICE GINL CAFETERIA SENIOR Pnou TICKETS ROGER CLARENCE VERRELL A COMBINATION HARD TO BEAT SCHOLAR FRIEND AND ATHLETE FOOTBALL BASKETBALL 3 AICA BASEBALL CLASS VICE PRESIDENT LIBRARIAN VANSITY CLUB 52 JOANNE BEVERLY STIFF SHE HAS THE BRAINS THE REST OF US WISH WE HAD BASKETBALL SOFTBALL INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CLAss SECRETARY THE INNER WILLV Y WON Y BE LONG STUDENT COUNCIL CHORUS STUDENT MUSICALE YEARS LIBNANIAN FUTURE NURSES CLUB FORENSICS 9 ix I 2 . 4 xx Hep : 3,4 : 3 : I.2.3 : 2 I ' I Noun : 4 : 2 : 2 : 3 : 4 p s'5o CHORUS: I U 4 : I 9 : I.2 !bA1 5 6 ,. pa : 1.2.3.4 : 1.2. , PT., 2 1.2.3.4 :. 4 : 4 I 3.4 nnfgls 9 6-I Bob EUGENE WELCH ROBERT ALLEN WILSON THE LADDER OF SUCCESS IS HARD TO CLIMB A LADIES MAN BUT DOES ALL RIGHT WITH BUT SOMEDAY HE LL REACH THE TOP THE BOYS T00 FooTsALL 2 3 AISENIOR Co CAPTAIN, TRACK INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL VARSITY CLUB no: DONALD KENNETH WORLEY SOMETIMES I SIT AND THINK AND OTHER TIMES I JUST SIT TRANSFER FROM DYE FOOTIALL BASEIALL TRACK INTRAMURAL BASKETIALL IT 'ON T BE LONG NOR LEGEND! 4 OG VARSITY CLUI Johmy JOHN HENRY ZIEGLER SOME THINK THE WORLD IS MADE 0 AND FROLIC AND S0 D0 I TRANSFER FROM GAINES BAsxsTnALL BASEIALL TnAcx lnTlAlunAL BASKETIALL CLASS Pnzslnznr ZIGAINESI Tu: llnzn WILLV IT lou Y BE Lonc Nou Srunznr CouuclL Bnno CAFETERIA 3 VAnslTv CLUI 4 IRENE JOAN ZWIERZYNSKI UN Know HER IS T0 Love HER BASIEYIALL sorrnu. amen I Cn::nL:An:l 2 3 4lCArf I INTIAIUIAL Bnsxzvnnnn OG FORENSICS CLASS VICE PRESIDENT PLAY COMMITTEES 3 I CHORUS 3 OFFICE GIRL FUTURE NURSES CLuu I Lsctun 4 CAFETERIA VARSITY CLul 53 : . . ' 2 3 : 3.4 : 3.4 3 : 1.2 : 3.4 1 .4 : 4 : 3.4 L : 4 : 4 u n u n F R F T0 . ' ' : 1.2.3 : 3 : . FooTnALL: 2.1 2 TnAcx: 3.4ICAr1.l : .l.3I4 I ' ' 1 Tig : 3.4 : 4 : 3,4 L : 2 .. : .. ' 1 3 : -4 z . : I.2.3.4 ' 4 . : .4 , ' I : 3 : 3,4 V1v and Her Ian Z1p G1 en Our Class Sponsors Ruby J1m Car Catch a b1g one W1mp9 Don t let h1m get awayv Don Larry Rose Hlaren Chuck Laura Elayne and Z1p 54 CLASS PROPHECY as have came by and dropped a letter in my mail box he I sat by the window one morning early in the spring of 1962 musing over what might happened to my fellow classmates of Linden High School class of 51 the postman hurried out to get it and was surprised and delighted to find the following letter Dell' Gl'8dIlBt8B had an unusual experience that I thought you might like to hear about As I sat thinking a soft knock sounded on my door I pa1d no attentlon the knock was repeated The door opened and a very tall man stepped In HB turned slowly and faced me Sir are you looking for someone? Yes he answered in a soft voice lee I inquired Why should you want to see mee I am the Spirit of Linden High School I come to those who forget I will V1SUB1lZ8 for you the members of your graduation class Some have ga1ned great places in the world and all have done well Behold' The crystal' Look In lt and you w1ll see the destxnxes of the class members of 1951 I peered In it very caut1ously and then sprang back thoroughly frightened but the magician said to look again Th1s t1me I saw the Interior of a large hOSD1tB1 A pro fesslonal looking lady came down the yet Who999 Then lt came to me in a I discovered also that BETTY FRENCH in this hospital was GWEN FINCH She The crystal then brought 1nto view always wanted dear old L H Webb s position after he was dxscharged from the Messenger as Principal and NOW Don can sxt on any horrible government class and 1S pretty hard on the week he gave the class a 75 000 word term paper to grade teacher and the students love her as much as our class always d1d JOEL Agricultural teacher and ELAYNE CARLSON teaches the Drivers Tralnlns class since she took a 2 day Drxvlng Course by mall The other three days she works hall It occurred to me that she looked familiar rush The Superintendent of Nurses was JOANNE STIFF was one of the head nurses At the lnformatxon desk to do some sort of 0ff1Ce work S Where JOHN ZIEGLER took over Mr Mar1nes DON WORLEY succeeded Coach desk he pleases' He also teaches that students too we hear Why just last write' ANNA MAY STIMER IS the second PRICE IS the tw1ce a week In an office doing comptometer work and at n1ght plays basketball w1th the I M A glrls MARILYN 0 DELL 15 the Edltor of the Detroxt Tlmes now She just wrote a book entltled 'How to Get a Paper Out on Txme RUBY ELLIOTT works In the offlce and IS do1ng pretty well at the typing work almost as well as she d1d on Wimps' In her spare t1me she models clothes at Hudson s Down the block from Mar1lyn s Times off1ce is the large well Madhouse Theatre which is managed by BOB ORR and IS ushed by LARRY DOUGLASS JIM runs the movie projector at n1ght but dur1ng the day keeps busy on h1s ch1cken located about 15 miles from the c1ty The next time the crystal turned lt took me to Cal1forn1a where I saw MARGO known EVANS ranch ENEIX telling bedtime stories to Margo II and Harold Jr Margo was the first from our gradua ting class to get marrled MARILYN MAYS Joined the WAF S so she could be w1th Her Bud Now that they are both out of the servlce they come home from work and parachute from the plane down to their little bungalow located somewhere In the Tennessee h1lls By the way she s making use of her Baby Q Ch1ld Care book she studxed In Home Ec ROSEMARY LOBDELL has moved to another state where she 18 st1ll at her old hobby of collectlng salt and pepper shakers only now it s for hers and Jack s dinner table The next revolution transported me to Mlchigan State College where after do1ng a lot of travel1ng BOB RETKA 1S the Dean of Men ROGER VERRELL has a small florlst shop located near there H6 Just took over as head basketball coach at MSC and 1S do1ng real well far his team is undefeated and IS expected to win the Champxonshlp LAURA PARKER IS lemen S Ath19tiC D1FeCt0F Bt Mlchlgan State BOB WILSON 15 the head football coach and he certainly enjoyed seelng all these successful people JERRY LANNING 15 an all A student and DIBYS f00ib811 Bhd baseball Professor LEWIS ARMITAGE teaches Chem1stry In the left wing of the old building The rxght wlng Mysterlously blew up two months ago' Across the street from Roger s floral shop is JIM PIERCE S Million Dollar Gas Statlon He s really ln the chips now Next I saw BOB ALLEN walkxng on crutches wh1ch he wxll be doing for the next 2 weeks Bob always wanted to travel so after he got out of the Navy he took a Job as a Mountaln guide The people Bob were guiding were walk1ng along a dangerous passage wh1ch had a s1gn that read Danger Walk with Care Bob d1dn t Ahhhhhe Who IS thxsve Why Its LORETTA AUTRY in her bright blue uniform She IS now the head a1rl1ne hostess on the day tr1p to the moon And there ls MARYJEAN GIBSON she runs a large department store ln Flxnt ROGER KAUFIAN is living in one of the many houses he planned after he f1n1shed studyxng to be an architect in College The crystal stopped at the Copacabana In New York next where I saw and heard RON BRANCHEAU and his orchestra play Ron s Boog1e Ron of course was playlng the drums DICK CHILDS came 1nto the spotl1ght H6 owned h1s own peach orchard 1n Alaska I I me n Georgia DON GILBERT and JERRY MALONE both own large farms in Michlgan I see WENDELL HENRY as the owner of a factory wh1ch produces all the answers for his chxldren who are I I lorley's government class After EUGENE WELCH was dxscharzed from the Marines he became a traveling lecturer on art You know RUSS ALLIE got Into a lmttle trouble while he was in the Coast Guards Russ was go1ng to pull a Little pract1cal Joke by DUtt1Hg a bundle of flrecrackers under the offlcers cha1r However the offxcer let Russ s1t there now he is whistllng to the tune of I m Back In the Saddle Agaln as he does part t1me work as U S Secretary of the Treasury Is that V1v1an9 Why yes that s VIVIAN MOGG try ing to teach her little Gene Autry how to stay In a saddle' ly vision is a bit blurred but the crystal ball shows DEAN because of his diplomatic abxllty lS a Senator In plans to run for the Presldency xn a couple years on the written a sequence to the book Coach Messenger used to Wash1ngton D C Where ROBERT the Unlted States Congress and Independence tlcket He had tease hlm about entltled guide And that is IRENE ZIEIRZYNSKI worklng at the Telephone offlce as Personnel Mana ger ly visit was most enjoyable llth that f1ne class of 51 but now I must go and mllk the cows and resign my posltxon as day dreamer No one remembers the man who wrote this letter for it was only slgned Howard R Messenger 55 I I I l - - dl . ll . . ' ' D ' 1 ' . So still possesses the great ability he had at. Linden when he was Co-Captain of the team. 1 I . ' I . ' I . -- Q a. n H r.H . ' ' v ' u n ' ' . uB,, IN THE DAAKAMM Amr The Mu :cet 5- ,f-gp, Ang 0 vids t Mnrfe. U H ' H 75 'J J hi Ahh MIT Thr nv fit, I 7' Tir 497 HMMIQ S 1 Led ou La k H fffG 'U Ein WC om. g 9 ro Q om! fl! I w A I ' 'h c 7 , 'f 'L I-7f,'cC K r R I K I ' I' . i I' ' Q I-li, o J T4 4 Q ne 4 . ' 44 40.5 1' PQ! -'6- GIFTATORY BOB ALLEN A pair of scissors to keep his nice personality trim' RUSSELL ALLIE Because Russ wants to join the Coast Guards we give him this U S lap and a boat so he can practice at home first LEWIS ARMITAGE Because he is so studious we give him this government book to study LORETTA AUTRY We give Loretta this airplane so she won t get sick when she becomes an airline hostess RON BRANCHEAU Here is a drum to start your orchestra ELAYNE CARLSON me red hair rinse so r air wi have that red luster like Red DICK CHILDS A whet stone to keep his old Jokes sharp W P DEAN W give him this picture of himself so he ll always know how nice looking was when he graduated LARRY DOUGLAS A Jokebook so h won t have to laugh at his own Jokes RLBY ELLIOTT This art instruction book o she ll never forget what she didn t learn art class JIM EVANS We give him this Wildroot Creme Oil and a comb so he ll always be neat MARGO GARDINER This piece of Navy Blue material to remind her of Harold while he s gone BEVERLY FRENCH A car so she won t have to worry about transportation to Holly GWEN FINCH This picture of Harry Truman to keep her in mind of her Harry MARYJEAN GIBSON Because she is so sweet and quiet ve h r a rattle to make some noise DON GILBERT A quart of milk in case his cows go dry ROGER KAUPMAN Because he works at the cleaners we give him some cleaning fluid his clothes will always be as neat and clean as they are now JERRY LANNING A rope to keep his girl ROSEMARY LOBDELL We hope this Jack gout of the canasta decky will take his place ti comes home JERRY MALONE When Jerry starts college we hope this horse will pull him through MARILYN MAYS A net to catch Bud when he parachutes home VIVIAN MOGG We present this rolling pin so owen can keep rolling in the dough MARILYN O DELL A bottle of soothing syrup so she won t get so mad when the paper isn t out on time ORR We give him some glue e ll alway st ck to his LAURA PARKER Perfume to keep her disposition sweet JIM PIERCE Driver s Training Book so he can save his transmission on his car JOEL PRICE Short course to Michigan College so he can become a rich farmer BOB RETKA A tractor to start spring plowing JOANNE STIFF Thermometer so she can learn to take temperatures before she becomes nurse ANNA MAY STIMER We give her this teacher certificate s she won t have to go to colle e ROGER VERRELL Shovel so he can keep pitching EUGENE WELCH Easel so he can become a famous artist BOB WILSON Charles Atles book to keep his physique DON WORLEY Cut out dolls so he can keep cutting p JOHN ZIEGLER Known for his speed we give him this kiddie car to always keep in the lead IRENE ZWIERZYNSKI When she becomes a secretary we give this rake so she can rake through her files 57 --so ' ' he h A 'll ' 's. 'IM .--'e ' , ' ' ' he -K . e , , . I Y -- . , , S , . , in -- . ' ' , we gi e WENDELL HENRY--Index cards to keep his girls straight. -- . . . . . so . . -- ' ' ' 'l he BOB -- ' ' , so h ' s i ' job -- a . . -- ' A ' ' o ' g . . ' u CLASS WILL AND t our last u1ll and testament 1901 0 hftrehy leave bequeath and l our 0 r m S111 On s 0 L1n en B ALIFN U anwone an1onP at Skll dug1 Ph l An1 IS ARVITAbh llw h ho1 to Don Stacler LORETTA ALTRI 8 1 thp Car ROW BRANCHEAL ls HDI tr r3HdI6 FLAINF CARLSON K CHII l 5 JU I' UI:-'IN W1 uf CRI dfh 1l T 1s 1 I s 1 'IAMIO GIIDINIIK W1 VI Y IRINIII N H 'N III NN I19 1 I ' 'VIJI HI ROCJIR IxAII'NlAN IIRIII IANIXINIJ I SINIARI IOISLIII MARILYN MAYS 1 s IE IAN MOGG N IIIN U FI I 1 P RA PXRKI-I' S ANNI A VAX KTIXER PO EP NFPRILLI I-Nl fl A1 5 S WILSON D0l'N MUPLII INNI III LIP h1s NI. 7A INS-III IITLQSV' 1 IIS l1s 1r'g to lr s 1 dfl I 1 x ft v- V1 .1 f L1 Lu. 10 I ax-:L glfl Wood fl Low Kh1 FUR dl Paw d S1n 1 1 Webb 1ESTAMEhT the graduat1ng clasg of Llnden H1gh School TQSDQCLIVQ Ch8T3Ct9YlSt1CS and puesesslong 3 to Ann Fren h Q to Dale Gra lc art Ann Ranos F169 Pfd Pnbc f- 'PI' ZX 1 Annu 1 2-22, 08 xx In h1s, , ue, ' 1 ,' 1, d V w1l to th 0 ainlng . d tx f df , BO ..f--w1lls his ho1ls t ' 3 f-- g ll. nys j,, ALLIE--wllls h1s l' h to 1 'bal LEW 1 , --wi Q is . ght ' . 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JERRY MALONE--wills h1s dvS1rv tw Lruwhutf tw wx+1vML1 'LH' ahh huh . '--w ll: hvr qu its-,s tw Hllbn , .3 VIV ' , --wills hvr pr-wh :lu.sfQ tw P1J!X Aarvwv IAR .'f 'D,.L--M1 lf hvr aw1li1x tw 1.1vu a var 11 vhx'rf h1llfLMr llO'2 OR 1-'M ills lllS tdvxl 111 1:1 11' 1 -rl it llhll' 11 E1 1: itulrg, LAU I T.--wllls hvr dhlllll 1 A '-11 g WHT ul Ttlurll iw th' IM 11 JIM PIERCE--w1liw hlv MHl,lIY 11 phww Inv Q YVVH 'hi tfx' 1, ,111 U JOEL PRIVI--wllls hls uhxlzty rw 111 1u1w trmuhlw YH jwrnt- 1xLL HDI RHTRA'-wllls hxs lump hq1r IH Rl Lwlwh JO .'.' 2 STIFF--VN :1uHlv tw dll thwsh 1 ,,'1 h 1-1- d to laugh ANN ' L 1 --willS har ung11ty tw stay ' ay frof hnys tl An: Tw 1 G'. ',. ' ,--w1lls his 1v1ght :U J nw L1t:lv, EUGT'2 WELCl-- 'll' h1. art Hhllltj to urs. 1 gmhr. HOB Q Q--w1llS hls . :Hndl11y tc Donal ' b' DON . .'--mils h:st1rr:ih+,-rtc1f1i5 1r1Hwh1 wi'l h 'f hw' JOI.f' 1 CG Q.--w1lls I spwwu tw r1 A lRH.' ,'IHRZ' ,'.' ' --w1lls hvr ith: f1na-rnaxls tw Sh1rlhx Ann Lltilw W S K . . . . CLASS HISTORY Deal' Diary September 1947 was a happy time xn the lxves of approximately 55 pupils who were startlng their Freshman Year in Linden H1gh School for now we were truly growxng up and f1nish1ng the last hard 4 laps in our educatxon Oh we had our problems choosing our electlve subjects 1 suppose was about the most d1ff1cult to begln with then keeping our marks up so we could take part in sports and 8CtiVltl6S became the uppermost problems of many of us but we had fun too' For instance we had loads of fun dressing up at lnitla tion time The boys were dressed as girls fplus make upy and the girls wore men s long underwear and large shirts with long shxrt ta1ls hangxng The Senlors had an assembly xn which we Freshman were made to be the actors and the Sophomore s really made our 1nit 1at1on a gala affaxr Things happened as they usually do in a Freshman class We elected our class offxcers They were President Richard Lannlng V1ce Pres1dent Howard Hitchcock Secretary Ruby Elllott and Treasurer Robert Dean We put on an assembly we sponsored a few school dances and we were mlghty proud when some of our classmembers made the Varsity Teams We elected Ruby Elliott as our Queen But the year went fast fas all good thlngs doy and before we had barely caught our breathes we were Sophomores' We began our Sophomore year in September 1948 and needless to say we really felt anclent compared with those lowly little Freshman but we soon got plans for their lnitlation under way after which they became a real part of our h1gh school The excitement of a new school year beglnnxng soon d1ed down and we chose our class offlcers President James Evans V1ce Presldent Laura Parker Secretary Joanne Stiff Treasurer Howard Hitchcock quntll he moved then Robert Dean took overj really buckled down that year and things went pretty smoothly Aga1n we had the usual dances and school activltles and great interest in sports T1me however went fast and we soon were leapxng rxght into our Junlor year That year our class officers were President Laura Parker Vice President Irene Zwierzynskl Secretary Ruby Elliott Treasurer Robert Verrell Also that year the Student Council was begun and our 2 class representatives were Robert Allen and Vlvlan Mogg comedy The Inner Willy which was our flrst renowned success The Student Counc1l Representatives were Bob Allen and Vivian Mogg Not too long after our play we got plans for our J Hop under way our second BIG event of our junior year Tlme passed quickly after the J Hop gayelty was over and we became the m1g ty Senlors f L Our Senior Year was a quick one The Sen1or Play and the Senlor Prom our bxg events of the year were not outstandingly important because there were so many thxngs to take up our txme The Senior Class Officers were Pres1dent Robert Dean Vice President Roger Verrell Secretary Marilyn 0 Dell Treasurer Roger Kaufman Preparatxons for our gradu atlon were under way throughout the year our Senlor plctures done by Craxne Studxo were excellent fvery successfulj orderlng our announcements and name cards and debat1ng on and planning our Senior trips took up a great deal of our t1me Our Student Councxl Represen tatlves were Ruby Elllott and Joanne Stiff The one huge problem of our Senior Year was the ways and means of earnxng money for our Senior Trip but we have succeededH As all good things must come to an end 1n June 1951 must our relgn as Senxors at od old L but we ll always remember and respect the a1d g1ven us by the faculty 1n four struggle for educatxon and our gay years at Linden High Parting is such sweet sorrow' And dear Dxary th1s last year has been a trylng one War wxll leave its lmprlnt demanding our fellow students teachers and members of our fam1l1es causing us strain and worry But we will carry on Here we stand on the thres hold of l1fe ready to face what lies ahead hoplng to face it squarely I know that we joxn each other in offerlng thanks to all those who helped make our school lxfe happy and 1n offering up a prayer for the very best that l1fe has to offer to everyone connected w1th good old L Hlghl' And dear dear Diary may those last words carry the wish for happxness and good luck to all of ou From The Senlor Class 59 .-- 5 -' . . we . 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