Mandeville High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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HOWARD WILSON Howie If there's anything to do let me do it. Librarian 2, 3, 4. TIMOTHY WORLEY Il rn Il DEANNA WINER ll ll I say 'yes', think 'no' which do I mean? Idon't know. Senior Play 43 Hi- Lights 4g Business Manager of ODYSSEYg Entered from Fenton '53. LB... , He does not burn the mid- .r night oil. Too great is he for work or toil. Entered from Linden '53. Fenton '53 . -- Freddy Smi1 e with an intent to do mischief. SHARON WOOD Sharon She's not looking, she's found her mate, they set August as the wedding date. Y-Teens 3g Homemaking Club 3: G.A.A. 2. NOT IN PANEL - CATHERINE IOSLIN FRIEDA BRANZ JOSEPH WILSON Field Hockey 4: Basket- ball 45 Track 4: Softball 45 Student Council 4: Y- Teens 3, 45 Future Teachers 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Entered from

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I fc , DAVID WARD Royce MARVIN WELLSTED hee Roy Anything for a quiet life. Football 2, Basketball 3, 4. HARRY WILSON ..Harry.. Somebody has to take it easy, so it might as well be me. That is as well said as if I had said it myself. PEGGY ANN WAGNER .. Peg.. A thing worth doing is worth doing well. Field Hockey 3, 4g Basket- ball 2, 3,45 Softball 1, 2,3, 42 Student Council 3, 4, Y- Teens 2, 33 G. A. A. 2: 4-H 1, 2,3,4g Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4g Majorette l 3: Choir 4. up .J Football 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. CONSTANCE WHITE Connie Good things come in small packages. Vice-President lg Choir 4, Hi-Lights 4. MERLENE WILLIAM SON Meri Earnest in work, friendly to all, Field Hockey 3, 4: Y-Teens 2, G. A. A. 1, 2, Cheer- leading 3g Choir 4.

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A Jzwipfwcg Thxs IS the year one thousand n1ne hundred SIXIY e1ght exactly th1rteen years after the Class of 1955 graduated from then' beloved Alma Mater Mandevllle H1gh School As the atmosphere clears and the room darkens I feel myself slowly and dreamlly dr1ft1ng mto an 1mag1nary world of make beheve My thoughts go from one v1s1on to another Suddenly ll settles on one group of people After all these years fond memor1es of my school days come to me but what IS more 1mportant I see my classmates all happy 1n the1r future Or are they? What s th1s It looks l1ke a human checker board but II s no more than SHARRON COLE and JERRY GOULET S httle ones A red head a dark head another red head and another dark head As you know Mandev11le IS QUIIC known for hot rod dr1vers TROY CROSSNOE and LARRY HODGES have made use of the1r ab1hty and are now ractng at Santa Amta Oh! Tlus we can t forget to tell you LEWIS ECKENROD IS now work1ng 1n a refr1gerator to see 1f the hght goes off when the door closes LARRY HILL has just opened lus new saloon fOh pardonl A beauty salonj Well It f1nally happened a rusty class rtng around the necks of George McG1nn1s and George Backa As I turn on the rad1o we hear BOMER LUCAS has won the debatmg contest on Women of Today H1s future wtll now run by de bat ROSE MARY CDOYLEJ NELSON and PAT REIDER are constantly argumg over a cup of coffee whose husband can cook the best QThey ll never changej What s thts just as we expected DAVE MCEWEN and NAN THOMAS are herm1ts lxvmg alone Oh yes we see DAVE SKARVI has followed xn h1s father s footsteps a travelmg salesman And we also see he has a partner JOAN SUMMERS DON GAVRILOFF and PAUL SCHAGANE run Lawson s L1brary Not as a poolroom of course but as a lecture hall BEVERLY HARRIS IS wastmg her l1fe away selhng tooth paste at Kelly s 1n Fenton Who s ITIIS7 Oh yes! MERLENE WILLIAMSON in her own home Wldl a whtte pxcket fence maybe that w1l1 keep her 1n EDWARD ALLEN ERNEST DuFRESNE, TIM WORLEY and ROBERT MORELAND are leadmg the hves of bachelors fPoor boys you should Jom the lonely hearts of Amencaj We see HAROLD SOPER has h1s own dance stud1o now He IS putt1ng Arthur Murray out of bus1ness CHARLOTTE ANDERSON IS a prxvate secretary at Fhnt Garbage Dlsposal MARVIN WELLSTED has taken up the wonderful occupatxon of hog calhng He and women hve III the Ozarks CARA GRADY has a permanent DOSIIIOD as a c1garette g1rl at Resse Jones PAT DREW and SHARON COUTURIER are the mam attractlons at Duffy s Tavern do1ng the can can We see CONNIE WHITE IS modehng doll clothes at the dollar department at Woolworths QI bet she looks cute LII d1apers Q TOM MORTON dCC1ded that twelve years out of rnneteen were enough to spend work1ng h1m self ragged so he IS Just spend1ng the rest of h1s years loafmg PAT COXAN and MARGIE RICHMOND are scrub women for Durand Hotel. SUE CUTHBERTSON has Jomed the Waves to keep away from the satlors S I . . - . - . - . ' . , . . . . . n . . ' . , -- . . . . , . . - ., ' u 1 ' - 1 n ' J ' s u - . 1 . , . . . . . . . . s u . - - an o n - ' - . I o 1 . . , . . . -- . . 9 . . . , . 1 n - , . , . - v 9 Q . . . . - , . ' . . . . s s r Q g . . . , . v , .