Marcellus High School - Wildcats Yearbook (Marcellus, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1950 volume:

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Theirs is the great task of supplying the incentive and the will to learn, theirs is the guiding hand They share our griefs when we are little Freshmen. They come to our aid with problems of being a Sophomore. They see us through our Junior and Senior years right up to commence ment. They help us through the maze of credits and aid us in choosing the course of study from which we shall derive the most benefit. And there is always a member of the faculty who can give us interesting and useful information about a particular subject in which we may be especially interested. Our activities, fun and parties would be impossible without the able sponsorship of members of the faculty. These activities mean much extra time and work for them, but they realize that such functions are very important to high school students, So in spite of scoldings, doubts, difficulties, and exams, we say earnestly Thank You FACULTY Left to Rightg Mrs. Louise Twyma Mr. Longs-necker Mr. John Wild Mrs, Pauline Kirby Mr. William Timm Mrs. lyla Norton Miss Nancy Nevin Uheam Z I SEHIURS 'gp W .- gg- 3--. -. -.- ' : -1 il e -:sz-L: . -'van-4.--is -5 --- - ...- -'- - 'ag-,d rc: WM 3 - I MARTHA BAINBRIDGE Basketball ----........... -.1'2,3'4 Cheerleader -----.----.... -1,Z,3,4 Glee Club ---- - ..--...... 2,3,4 Quartet--- ----....... ----2 Ensemb1e--- -.----..... ---- Presi.dent--- -....... --..- SHIRLEY J. HAGAN Basketball ----------------- 1,Z,3,4 Glee Club ------------- ----- , , Secretary-Treasurer ---- ------- 4 W Z , , ,I we sf! 234 l 1 f Play ---------------- Stud ent Council- -- RUTH BROWN Basketball ------------------- -3,4 Class Play ----- -------- ---- 3 , 4 Glee Club ---- ---- 3 ,4 GENE HARTMAN Baseball -------- AR! 155' W ' s ,V x5 4' '- 4 ff ,V 'lim L 9 ALFRED BURLE IGH Baseball ---------- ------------- 3 M Play- -------- ----------------- 4 ' X V ' 'f Came from Lawton last part of I' Junior year . 7, EW l IRENE KRIEGER ---3,-1 ---.z,3 Football ------------ --------- - 3.4 ----3,4 '5 ' ' Secretary-Treasurer ------- --- , y ,fy I Student C ounc il Secretary-T rensur er ---- Octette --------------- Play ---------------- VERLYN G. EISENHAUER Basketball --------------------- 4 Baseball--- - ---2,3 G1-ee Club ---------------- ----3, ---3, V' wifi' V mee club-, ------ .... z , , Vice-President--- ----4 Q 1 7 PATRICIA MARTIN I 5 Basketball ----------------- ----I C1555 Play --------------- ---4 A, f 1 mee Club--- ---4 Q41 4 ':'.f, ' 1- 1 II Vw 1 . , 1- -ff' ,,, 1 JF' s If 'fi B 1 Cl of 65 if LYLE MIKEL Glee Club -------------- ---4 Class Play -------------- ---3 Basketball --------------- ---1,2 Fodba1l--- ---1,2 NANCY STOREY Student Council ----------------- 4 Entered Senior Class from Bloom Township High School, Chicago Heights, Illinois JOHN POULSEN Basketball ----- - --------- Baseball ------- Football --------- Student Ccmncil ---- Student Council President ----- Class Play ---- Glee Club--- JANET LORENE STRATTON Secretary-Treasurer ------- ----- Glee Club ---------------- ------ 4 Play ------- TERRY QU INN Basketball ------------ ---- -1 .Z.3.4 Bas ebal1--- Football ------- Class Play ------- Student Council ---- Vice-President ---- President ------ ----1,z,3,4 --- l,Z,3,4 -------4 ---l ---3 ---4 BARBARA Basketball ----- ----3.4 HI JEAN SWARTZ . 'f -,V A wa.. Glee C lub -------- VIOLA SCH OETZ OW Basketball --------------- --1.2.3.4 Play ------- -------------- ------ 3 Glee Club--- ---------Z,3,4 BERNAD EEN SWARTZ Basketball -------- - --------- Class Play ---- Glee C lub ----- --4 l,Z,4 ----------------- 3 Vice-President ---- 5 ---4 ---Z li R xl ANNEBELLE Tl-IORNBURGH Secretary-Treasurer ------------ 1 A Glee Club --..--.---- --3,4 , Y , Q7 Student Council Secretary-Treasurer-- -----4 student coumn ' Vic e - P r e 5 id ent - - - - - - 4 ., f ff: W C n fi, Q ,, .J RICHARD c. WYMAN If y Baseball - ' 'Z - 3 -4 A ' 1 Basketbal1--- -----4 ,V C f Play ---- - - - - 3 .4 President -- --- 3 Glee Club ---- - - -4 JOAN WALT Z Glee C lub ---------------- ---- 3 ,4 ffyizy f f 3,4 3,4 Octette ---- --- Trio--- --- RICHARD LONGNECKER Senior Class 4964? Q, , A , , fa ' I V 'nf ,Q Qfgwff f Z f Advis or 1. SENIOR PLA Y b'I'!XNl.llNG' A. Thornhurgh, M, Hfunlwridgv, V.5rhovl1.ow, J.SYrnllon, R. Brown, A gs . -ffffww , gk i 71 w , A ,gh !m Y lr-J ,xr - pw' 3 SEATPZIDZ I. Poul-11-n, 54 Hagan, I, lirxvygvr. 1' N1arlxn.A.lXurlcigh, Nlisa N. Nevins. 6 Senior Play When Mrs. Aldrich, the wealthy and irresponsible matron, QPat Martini took up a hobby. the rest of the family knew that their lives would have no peace while she was under its spell Nevertheless, it came as a shock to her daughter Ruth lRuth Brownj to find that she would be unable to see her fiance, Ben Allen, fRichard Wymanj when her mother took up spiritualism. For Mrs. Aldrich declared that Ruth must see spiritualists or no one. But Mrs. Aldrich's sister, Roberta, QShirley Haganj conspires with Ruth to bring Ben and his friend, Ed. Weston, QAIJE1-ed Burleighj out to the house disguised as Hindu spiritualists. The boys are a bit sur- prised on arrival to find that they are now The Great Ben Allah and '5Ed Notsew, but they finally consent to go through with the plan. All goes well until, due to the scepticism of Mrs. Aldrich's friend, Mrs. Van Schuler, llrene Kriegerb. Ben gives a demonstration of hypnotism. His subject is the butler, Hawkins, QTerry Quinnj who is in on the plot. The un- fortunate part of the occurrence is that Ben really has hypnotized Hawkins into thinking that he is a dog, and Ben is completely unable to remove the spell. In the meantime, the boys are talked into giving a seance, and while the conspirators are getting the materials ready, Ben accidentally put a spell on Dorothy, the maid lMartha Bainbridgel. Just as Ruth and her friends are about to abandon the scheme entirely, an old friend of Roberta's, Professor Randolph Rawlings, fJ'ohn Poulsenj enters the scene, He teaches psyghology and knows how to remove the spell on Hawkins and Dorothy. As soon as this is done, the seance is given. Mrs. Aldrich is so convinced by the show that she faints. In order to cure her of her mania, when she comes to, they all pretend that she is dead, This treatment is successful, and the play ends happily with Ben and Ruth, Ed and Helen, and Randy and Roberta engaged to be married, while Hawkins and Dorothy take the evening off to attend the cinema, and Mrs. Aldrich and Mrs. Van Schuler leave to attend an auction of antique bathtubs, 7 Class History Freshinenz That was our year to remember and the teachers year to regret. We started out the year a merry bunch of little angels with Miss Jeanette Lawhun as our advisor. Officers chosen for the year were President-Marian Willis, Vice- President-Jack Hunt, Secretary and Treasurer-Shirley Hagan. Student Council Representatives were Terry Quinn and Sue Morleg. Being Freshmen we didn't do much but keep the teachers busy. We had a few candy sales and gave a dance for the high school, which of course included us. On top of all this we had to be initiated and the Sophomores of that year did a good job too. As Sophomores we quieted down a little for our second year in high school with our class advisor, Mr. William Tirnm, who watched over things as the officers for the year were chosen. President-Martha Bainbridge, Vice-President-Bernadeen Swartz, Secretary and Treasurer-Annabelle Thornburgh. Student Council Representatives were Shirley Hagan and John Poulsen, We still thought ourselves pretty cocky so we initiated the Freshmen. We thought we did a good job too. Then came the Christmas Dance which we called Winter Wonderland . We had the help of the Juniors of that year. We had an orchestra and a real one at that. We thought that was doing good. We also had the traditional Santa Claus. Throughout the year we increased our treasury by having candy sales, coke sales and etc. Now we are Juniors . By this time we've learned to behave a little so we settle down to presenting a nice Christmas Dance with the help of the Sophomores. The dance was known as the Candlelight Ball with a big crowd in attendance. Our advisor for this year was Mr. William Timm. Officers chosen for the year were President-Richard Wyman, Vice-President-Terry Quinn, Secretary and Treasurer-Irene Krieger. We sent as representatives to the Student Council John Poulsen and Shirley Hagan. In March came the annual Junior Play which was The Bargain Bride which left a big crowd laughing until it hurt, Also through the year we had candy sales and coke sales which brought more money into our treasury. Then at the finish of our Junior year in May we presented the Seniors with a nice prom that was well attended. The prom brought out suits and ties for the boys and a fine display of colors in formals for the girls. It was called the Old Fashioned Garden . Following the prom was the banquet at which Seniors, Juniors, Faculty Members and Schoolboard Members had a nice dinner and heard speeches along with some funny remarks. Now we are real people. We are Seniors . We selected a new member of the faculty to be our class advisor, Mr.'Richard Longenecker, The class officers were chosen as usual. President-Terry Quinn, Vice-President-Verlyn Eisenhauer, and Secretary and Treasurer-Janet L. Stratton. Student Council Representatives were Lyle Mikel and Nancy L. Storey. The Seniors were chosen officers of the Student Council too. President, John Poulsen: Vice-President, Annabelle Thornburghg and Secretary and Treasurer, Irene Krieger, Our treasury was kind of slim after giving the prom and banquet of the last school year so we made a New Year's Resolution to put some money in it, We had several candy sales at school and coke sales at football and basketball games, Then came our cake-walk which turned out some good cakes. A medium crowd attended and we auctioned off the nice looking cakes and some entertainment to keep it interesting. We had a couple of dances, One of which was the Sweetheart Swing . We scheduled a Donkey basketball game for March. ln December we put on the annual Senior Play The Great Ben Allah , Our classmates in both the music and sports field did a good job this year and in the years previous. We're proud of them. For our last event this year we have made reservations to take a boat trip toNiagara Falls We are to leave on May 15, But really this is not our last act. We are leaving all the money in the treasury to the school. Then on May 24, 1950 will be the final day--GRADUATION! 8 .mH9HOEm GOEO 3 Mudd is M5 -UmOE BAWOUAW BAWOQW MVBEUQOU gan 0-Rim: WO UEMZ OHEEWUH MWEHIE UAH M2520 Bwmmwhm P03 wiwqmgm Wnsrhpp Dt WMA Us HBA? NSGOHZ WHOZHU Madman WEOEUU44. 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I, Gene Hartman, will my scholastic ability to Beatrice Hibbard. I, Irene Kreiger, leave my height to Marie Davis, I, Pat Martin, leave my numerous boy friends to Emagene Rose, I, Lyle Mikel, leave my way with the women to Bill Lee. I, John Poulsen, leave school and am very happy about the whole thing, I, Terry Quinn, leave. . . I, Viola Schoetzow, leave my grace on the basketball floor to Betsy Kern, I, Nancy Storey, leave my good conduct to Francis James, I, Janet Stratton, leave my interest in Chet's to no one. I, Barbara Swartz, will John P. to Marquerite Davis. I, Bernadeen Swartz, leave my diet to Mary Ellen Griffin. I, Annebelle Thornburgh, leave my flirtatious ways to Joyce Cripps, I, Joan Waltz, leave my singing ability to Carroll Jensen, I, Richard Wyman, leave my conscientious attitude toward school to Kenneth Artis, Collectively, we the Senior Class leave the following: To the coming Seniors we leave our with the faculty, To the new Juniors we leave our inability to worry about funds, To the new Sophs we leave our reputation as a cooperative and hard working class. T0 the DSW FI'ffShmEI1, having nothing left to leave we wish lots of luck. For the faculty we leave .... 10 UUDERCLHSSHIEH Z ff, , W , if!-EE: - 7 -,li fgiesflil 152-ggi 1 F f if r 1 NANCY CLARK -.. A- ir 7 V V BILL HARRIS X Jn , If 4,,. ARLO JAMES QI , ' I 3 ' B9 ,,... I ,rv , f V 1 Y a I ff f ' L11 CHARLES PHILLIPS LYLE STUCK sv.. ,xv - ' 'f I KENNETH ART IS .TOANNE COX 'v,,, JOAN HARRIS W, F '91 7 2 I Y' x., 1 .Ii- BILL LEE ,- . 17 AO, i ,, I DORRIS PYLE 22 ,M A 1:-' if I fl, JEAN TANK Q. GENE BARBER Juniors n GENE BRESEMAN v 3' fr ff V V146 Nz DONNA EISENHAUER .fry I , f ' FLOYD I-IERING . a . -1145 Simi 2,415.1 PRISCLLLA MATHEWS EMAGENE ROSE FG , fj, C' H 7f1f A AUDREY WRIGHT IZ L ,. 1219 B 1 .wa J . BETTY CLARK 3 qv GEORG IA EMIG A - tn. jj I 4,3 f BEATRICE I-IIBBARD 454 so ...v wx MAURICE Mc CARTNY nl ,Q 3, ELW YN SHUGARS n v- v W. AURIETTA WRIGHT ,If iq f 'wb X v f V ' K.. MARION GR INER ' A Adxff IINI HUNT .1 A l Q .v , v ,I 'fx' RICHARD OLS EN I -J g ,W KIRK SMI'fH eg, 6 v' LULA BELLE YOUNGS 1 s.. ' 1 . db. 1 ., . - i ... I ' 1 ' as 4 . xx V, V- , s ta x Q- Q- , Q 4 i in f' ' M. ' gr, X57 . V7 'W 4 . V L X' xl I '- , fp' f M ...f 1 5 x I 1 rl fv l ' A' 1 Q j ., :. . .- r -, - -2+ 2 ,, -V gf, . 'C'-fx 17 V 7, .gf I' f ' If If 2? vz l , if-J' ,XMIN 7 1 , K . .- - f' ! 'tj' ti C A Q ,fly 1 , I X h ' ' fx -vs -X , . I Q35 s :T lu- 3 1 nur ,V Xsr , :Av ., 'J Sophomores X,-- A Q , 'tt G Buckhold A Busch J Crippsg FIRST ROW: A. Babcock, B. Bainbridge, P. Barks, R. Green, D. Bri on, . , . . . SECOND ROW: D. Eggleston, E. Eggleston, C, Frye, A. Furtenbaugh, M. Griffin.R.Gy11Strom, C. Hartman: M Kenzie,S.MCN9a1, C. Poe, H. Pound: Harris, J. Howlett, R. Ivens, E, McClain, K. C THIRD ROW: G. .Reyno1ds, S, Rutz, R. Skidmore, A. Timm. FOURTH ROW: I x ri TG- v S' , I i .z: 5 ' 6' h I' 1- 3 A 1: 'GQ- 'vi' Y: f Kr' af. in , , I , rv, 1 W lx u Ln' ' I , ' C ' .J 'Uf f -2 fm.. v i ,X P-' i I. I -?y A4H .1- - Qi 4, A H C '7 ' 'xi T ., .. 5 VV , 5 A, f' 7 ff' V 5 5 Q , Al f, ' - 7 2? , -f4' :Q,j1 '13 , 5 . r V 1 ff' 1 ' . Q. u A 1? , w ln of ! ,xii If J 'N 1 ' ' f' . va 13 .', , , ' uv A ' wi df X 19, W .av I .,l I, W X! ua' X 1 v 3 , A 5 Freshmen FIRST ROW: A. Babcock, I. Boyd, B. Buck, C. Burke, SECOND ROW: C. Jensen, M. Davis, A. Holmes, C. James, B. Kern, R. Lee, D. Marable, S. Reigleg THIRD ROW: G. Snyder, D. Sternberg, D. Stratton, C. Swartz, J. Sziede, M. Thornburgh, A. Tribbetf., J. Tribbett, FOURTH ROW: I. Washmuth, C. Wilcox, A. Wright, H'. Wyman. A. Butchbaker, S. Campbell, M. Clark, M. Davis, K nf, ni, K ' 1-, upf- f ,, 3 1 . ' . N f V 5 A I-is N-' Q,. 'f 7.19 A X f x-P , 'X'f:.- if V 'Z' . . W 4 -,Ag VA, A , , A 4 ! ' ' ' r ' MIP' ,Di 4 ' f' - ,,, fa' - ' V' W ff 5 f'. ,. 'sl J sb. .?5' Q V ' - w - . V ff- Gif , ey W if ff r, e we ,f , X, J, , 9 f ' Q -' I . 'E' -,. , f f , . G- ff .-We .lf if I A 4 J .Q 5 5 I -Q ww lj it fr 2-fr 1, ji J- ,,, ' 4 W ' 4, L, it V :Z 'J ' :if Q Y- ' K W' 1:7 .M kai, 4 K J' . 9 s . .. 1 v l G X I l , I . X. 2 -. an AE f' -F . il' E zghth Grade W 'J' 1- j fir V 1: Q 1 -.5 ' . is FIRST ROW: Bainbridge J., Buckholcl K., Burlcw B., Cowhnn D., Gnilhousc R., Gailhouse R.. Gailhouse R., Gearhart B, SECOND ROW: Graham L., Crt-svlin G., Hildvbidle P , Hvnvglmn T., James F., Jones D., Kirby J., Logan lvl. THIRD ROW! MCCIMY1 T.. Phpkv M., Pf1ulR.. Rhodes l.,, Richardson li., Shaw J., Simmons M,, Sission J, FOURTH ROW: Sternm M., W ilraon D., Wyman E. 14 ELEIUEHTHRU ,, ..,f. ,W X 0 M BACK ROW: NIIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: J. M C. G G te S E V G E R NA T D H E Blow, J. Medd, M. Middlestadt, M. Bates, M, Middlestadt. R. Gardner, S. Cooper, F. Tinmm, Ohl. Reuter, G. Artis, B. Cooper, B. Northrop, N. Mooy, R. Eggleston, M. Balog, L, Frye, Mikel. . Lewis, C. Gearhart, B. McNeal, F. Marable, M. Robinson, B. Swartz, D. Stratton, D. Stratton a cher, Mrs, C. Sweet. BACK ROW: J. Robinson, J, Timm, C. Holmes, C. Frye, C. D, Wojeiehowske, E. Heneghan, S. Morros. MIDDLE ROW: J, Jacobs, D. Clark, E. Wyman, J. Papke, J. Busch, B, Johnson, R, Rhodes, A. Cox. Armstrong, B. Artis, S. Court, FRONT ROW: R. James, S, McKenzie, M. Morlan, C. Reigle, S. Weianclt. B. Gailhouse, C. Parmel N, Johnson, W, Shugars, R, Wetty, teacher, Mrs. Labndie. Engstrorn,W,Goodricb,Iv1. Hunt, 5 IG XR TA HD E .f...- 16 C ROW: PLE ROW: IT ROW: :4w:O1 '7:v:vv1Z gffdcauf ffggg 525075 PLFQO3 . ,..-- igwgw 3:-g3E0 53-1'f 2 m Qlban' 5 Q-mC7g nfU1 ' , nn. ro :rf 'V 4 mn cz, '-12 ' P1 - 7 v-A K1 59' Q mf 2 ' 5. 9 N? o gf' ' W W H3 or ,lg .LQ N H 2 Q 35 6 ff' 3735 73 E pa 'U -1 1 O c 1 8. Q Q z 5' ' E1 V' P 9 5 E R 3 U3 Q 23955 O .. 7 5' g 51 su' 2 -12 fl 5 F m ZVPUCI THU BACK ROW. MIDDLE ROW: FR ONT R OW: W rxght. Wright, J Shannon, J, Abbott, W. McLean, .Cooper-, teacher, Mrs.. Shaw, I--I-1-1--11 mUbwO I w an y. TU U3 c FA 7 U-7 39 U3 Fr W O an '1 'U vu E- fn 1 FU 0 nn '1 'U fn 5 ff' ru I FR 0 P1 W 5 fn E '-I U O m an f-1 D' W '-1 I4 McConnel1,R, Klein, D Riggs, R. Zalles-ki, J. Hrneglnan. K. Hunt L Eden A Cowham H, Pnpke. O, Eggleston I Goff P Medd 17 W F i in G4 'c- 5, x' K KRS: T H G I R R A D D FH BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW 1 FRONT ROW: D. Jensen, G. Gailhouse, K. Wyman, L. Darnell, A. Cox, A. Eisenhauer, R. Kedney, N. Jones, J' . Gailhous e. . Snyder, C, Buckhold, M. Haas, J. Gray, J. Sternbergh, D. Feirick, M. Morros,R.Hartze11. . Busch, C. Oakes, B. Wilburn, B. Proctor, D, Reigle, E. Higgins, G. Ba1og,J.Ba1og, . Gearhart, teacher, Mrs. Brucker. BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW7 in 5 E G C R O A N D D E 7 'f so :EL GW EE 'P' f r.n 71. 2.5 U33 WF U1 DJ '1 DI E YU F F1 '-4 2 fb U1 7' r. v-I FJ Q2 UI A '1 O 3 '-I z r fb P H CU U C 3 U m C ,. LII B Medd. I. Wright, L, Artis, W, Ash, I.Haas,B.Lesiew1cz.I.Oh1,J'.Hu5S.R.Wy'mBIL Teague, P. Kahler, W. Swartz. D. Brown, V. Daulberg. B.Ix1artin. B.Wr1ghf.C-Weiali Eggleston, teacher, Mrs. Squire. gxri ij 1 up 18 a 0. sCK ROW: DDLE ROW: .ONT ROW: I. Kedney,Is1. Obl, 5. Green, L. Armstrong, L, Shanahan. D. Theiss, R. Terrill, R,Terr1ll, -T.Hahn, P.Frye, E.Goii,S.lv1arab1e, C. Lofts, L. Oakes. G. Gearhart, R. Buck, T. Bowers, R. Kah1er,R.Simmons, P. Rhodes, J. Westphal, L. Hall, J. Burket, J. WDM, R. Swartz. P. Graham, R. Buck. R. Balog, I. Flagg, S. Proctor, .T. Feirich, R. Mikel, H, Papke, J. Riggs, L. Eggleston, W. Wright, V. Eggleston, B. Locke, Iwi. Buck, B. Hartman, teacher, Mrs Marable. STANDING: Jean Tank, Irma Washmuth, Clarence Hartman, Lyle Mikel, Charles Phillips Carroll James Nancy Storey. SEATED: Caroline Poe, Annabelle Thornburgh, Advisor Mr. William Timm, lohn Poulsen Irene Krieger 'f?v ? ' I U N , D ' E C f ' 19 ,-.--Q 55 , 'HV , K M 1, lv 5 ,wi , A , H WW W ,, A 1 1 QQ 5 aw C Q s Oopgoox ', - '4 'o of ef' W4 .-xv Zsofegefe 5 :rAli gl...MM!..d11f- . 'P,.1l1.1lJ,A'-u.ln.4w..nn1uu.4. . iff, fr A .f-1,w,f' ,,-, . ... , ' 1.-. ik 'V fi, ,553 ,,.f.....,,,.q:hi -4 fa K ' l 52 ',m:N:, qL,-A , gn , , l f J 4 I ' 'Wildcats Z0 a ., FQ 65 'r Q q?Qb 474 pmotgv o gh W 'n Ol!! HCT IV I TI ES af f' xiao 2 15 ' il Q xxmxxmxxw Q9 5 TOP ROW: G. Emig, M. Davis, P. Barks, M. Griifin, K. McKenzie, B. Harris, L. Mikel, J, Poulsen, R. Wyman, E. Shugars, G. Barber, J. Cripps, A. Holmes, L. Youngs, B. Hibbard. SECOND ROW: Director Mrs. Norton, B. Swartz, A. Thornburgh, B. Swartz. J. Tribbet, D. Eisenhauer, R. Brown, S. Hagan, V. Schoetzow, A. Timm, I. Krieger, C. Poe, S. Campbell, Emagene Rose, P. Martin, P. Furtenbaugh, M. Bainbridge, J. Waltz. THIRD ROW: D. Stratton, H. Wyman, M. Davis, N. Clark, J. Stratton, D. Pyle, A. Wright, A. Wright, I, Washmuth, S. McNeal, J. Harris, S. Reigle. FOURTH ROW: C. Jensen, C. James, M. Clark, G. Harris, A. James, B. Lee, C. Swartz., J. Reynolds, J. Sziede, M, Thornburgh. 'PP Martha Bainbridge P Carolyn Poe ENSEMBLE Joan Waltz Georgia Emig Mrs. I. Norton Emagene Rose Irene Krieger Annabelle Thornburgh Doris Pyle ZZ .,.,..4...-V -,uqn.,.4.: v 1, 4.1. J.. ... .4.mnmq4..m.l 1. ...L ll' Al rll..l X ,f J mn-lr-0 WCPO ,N 'esp EE' gi mm vo 'o mf FD E2 QE ggi vo M.. ei? 074' 1. N'U 1,194 ev ri 21:1 Q1 1125 2. .m Ew UQV1 'U' H151 Sw U3 nv Q5 in 25 30 'H 3,01 15 as ffm 3: NY' UI L27 gn FD ffm '13 Z5 1 1 E4 H-VD :1 34 5:4 f-157 ,...m E5 -D? 5 4'D '1 DP : 51 STANDING: SEATED: 'n Jenn Harris, Aurietta Wright, Iviarinn Griner, Ewlyn Shugars, Emag Elnig, Dorris Pyle, Jim Hunt, Lula Belle Youngs, Gene Breseman, Beatrice Hibbard, director Miss Nevins, Z3 If G R T I C E U L L D T U T R R E I P ene Rose, Bill Bent, Georgia William Lee U.. - All t Inv W h , . ,gg ffvv- ,. v I Q v 1.3 ogether The Great Ben Allah Our hero? ? ? Circle to the left Ahhh? ? ? III! Ali!! K L' 'AJih..J. .L m forever Amid... J blowin b g ubb1es HTHLETICS CSD E QZW HW Win Qi ggi cfQJIJ I 7OW7E?? kiwi? ML 3 QTZEETQQZTMWM Q 5 3 Wzffw PQWQQQ QS X QM EQ? M M Wm Q M35 2 My MW if if ,N QZQQWESEQRQ J WWWYM mmf 1, J. famifwqff XCMMMQM fam W X ?ii'6O7,qd4J 1 J W Sf IM fb 9fW'm3M74'0'fTWzSa1.22MM, may Z6 --.. -, . .... . - - . .. , .-V .... ...... . , . 1 4 L All ill Al L - Football -.i 1.43.1 ,, ,. X ' 5 Qui QV 4. 2 f W Hi 7 A , .g W, vi, qi' H ,M ..,, V . .-Q 1 Star Co1:n1:non ealth 14 Marcellus Centerville 36 Marcellus Schoolcraft 3l Marcellus Burr Oak 14 Marcellus Mendon 43 Marcellus Climax 0 Marcellus Tekonsha 13 Marcellus Three Rivers 13 Marcellus The Marcellus High School football team turned out a remarkably good performance for the 1949 season, winning five games out of eight, and piling up a total score of 229 points to 164 points for the opponents. The Captain of the team was Gene Hartman, During the season the line up usually was like this: Gene Hartman, Kenneth Artis, Gene Bresman, Ray McConnell, Clarence Hartman, Richard Skidmore, Iinfi Hunt, Jerry Buckhold, and Richard Gyllstrom, Terry Quinn and John Poulsen were doing all right, until an accident, which caused them to discontinue playing. All the players named above and Bill Lee received letters this year, Some interesting facts are: Clarence Hartman made 14 touchdowns and Richard Skid- more made 9, The longest runs were made by Clarence Hartman at Mendon with 80 yards, and by Richard Skidmore at Tekonsha with 70 yards, 2.7 m-curve:--3 LEFT TO RIGHT: Carroll Jensen, Richard Scidmore, Richard Gylstrom, Wllliam Lee, Clarence Hartman, co-captain John Poulsen, Ray McConnell, co-captain Kenneth Artis, Gene Breseman, 5 O :f Q1 O :- :s E ,... P F' v1Z:-H-4-4-pqqgr--g F E 5 n 5 I I D ! 5. i Q I I L 2 I LEFT TO RIGHT: SEATED: Carroll James, Allen Butchbaker, John Boyde, coach John Wild, Howard Pound, Sturatll Maurice MacCartney. STANDING: Grant Harris, Roger Lee, Meredith Clark, Carroll Swartz, Z8 Boys ' Basketball Due to the lack of experience our' Wildcat varsity took a back seat this year however W have great expectations for them in the future because our team was composed almost wholly of Sophomores and Juniors who are shaping into very good players of the future The scores though not many of them in our favor show the fighting spirit that will win games when coupled with the necessary experience. Play These are the scores in the order of their occurance: Centerville Bloomingdale White Pigeon Edwardsburg Gobles Alumni Lawrence Bloomingdale Gobles Edwardsburg White Pigeon Clirnax Burr Oak Centerville As the 'AWildcat goes to p they are Constantine and Climax, both games are home and we hope for good results Marcellus Marcellus Marcellus Marcellus Marcellus Marcellus Marcellus Marcellus Marcellus Marcellus Marcellus Marcellus Marcellus Marcellus ress the Marcellus basketball team has two games yet to fv 0 5 550 ' 'fm , ' , ,,,, . if-715' f an Psi IGNIEELING: B. Swartz, M. Bainbridge, B. Kern, B. Hibbard, S, Hagan, R. Brown, V. Schoetzow. STANDING: Miss Talt, coach, J. Harris, D. Pyle, L. Griner, I. Waltz, I, Tribett, S. Campbell, A. A. Holmes, A. Wright, S. McNeil, D. Stratton. BACK ROW: M. Davis, D. Eisenhauer, G. Emig, L. Youngs, A. Timm. vw7UI'Y'1U3'FT'1F 7UF 1F1'lIfW KNEELING: Shirley McNeil, Lois Grmer, STANDING: Alzce Wrxght, Shirley Campbell, L? B RA Ls 5'K E T B A L L Martha Bambridge 30 X' af' 3g I cn N Jveam I?Il 31 lc 'Tf HUTOGRHPHS M yiv' 9 WM 0235! . Q Y X fx xxx fg ' 1' M 1 i K5 Gqufog 'ldfllg N mio-' WALSWORTH -cl ' 4.-Q . .yqupv-.4 A sauna b HTH BRO nc Q, Mo U 33 HDVERTISIHB XJ U Illia' f T '45 f X My Marcellus Lumber Co. O. W. HOLMES, TREAS. 8a MGR. LUMBER - COAL - BUILDING MATERIAL PHONE 2121 MARCELLUS, MICH COMPLIMENTS OF Hazen Fox Grocery BEST WISHES Chefs Cities Service GAS - ACCESSORIES - OIL FIRESTONE BATTERIES - TIRES - SPARK PLUGS PHONE 24617 MARCELLUS, MICHIGAN COMPLIMENTS OF Marcellus Locker Plant 'LFREEZE YOUR FOOD AND SAVE COLD CASH PHONE 2481 MARCELLUS, MICHIGAN COMPLIMENTS OF A 8g P Tec: Co. 'KA PARTICULAR LAUNDRY FOR THE SAME KIND OF PEOPLE American Laundry of Three Rivers, Inc 202 W. MICHIGAN AVE. - - - PHONE 640 CC011ectD COMPLETE LAUNDRY 8z DRY CLEANING SERVICE Compliments of THE FOUR COUNTY CO-OP. Feed - Seed - Fence - Tractor and Implements Phone 2341 Marcellus, Michigan A. S. STERN 8a CO. 1874 1950 Extends Greetings to Marcellus High Graduates of 1950 THREE RIVERS HARDWARE Five North Main Street Phone 510 Three Rivers, Michigan .th Q. X. Real Estate of All Kinds ORA A. AVERY. REALTOR H. E. Buelen, Marcellus Representative Phone 99 Three Rivers, Michigan Gold Medal Dairy Is the Best - If You Like Our Products Tell The Rest! 2711 Is Our Phone - Call Us - We Deliver Right to Your Home GOLD MEDAL DAIRY, INC. Lawton, Michigan Pasteurized Dairy Products CREE TRAILER 8: BOAT CO. Manufacturer of Cree Truck Coaches Phone 2616 Marcellus, Michigan Compliments of TERRILL'S MARKET 8a GROCERY Marcellus, Michigan JOHNSON'S The Store for Men and Boys The Favorite Suits for Young Men of Southwestern Michigan A Complete Line of Men and Boys Clothing and Furnishings Styles While they are New Largest Exclusive Men and Boys Store in St. Joseph County Style - Satisfaction - Quality Three Rivers, Michigan 1 -1 1 1 Congratulations to Class of 1950 F A L V E Y S Clothing - Furnishings and Shoes for Men and Boys The Place to Go for Names You Known CHEVROLET HINCKLEY - MARVIN CO. Sales and Service Phone 299 Three Rivers, Michigan What's in a Name? Continuous Quality Drink COCA-COLA Bottled under authority of the Coca-Cola Company of TRI-COUNTY COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Sturgis, Michigan Compliments of WOLVERINE MOTOR SUPPLY WITTENBERG NEWS AGENCY Incorporated Phone 311 Three Rivers, Mich, Phone 591 Three Rivers, Mich I 1, DON F. DEISCH CO. MARCELLUS HATCHERY - K'The Shopping Center Quality Baby Chicks I Everything for the Home - Three Rivers, Mich. Marcellus, Mich. Compliments of Compliments of , DIP AND DUNK VAN s RADIO SHOP - Lunches - Dinners - Fountain Service I Phone 2136 Marcellus, Mich. Marcellus, Mich' I I I Compliments of WILSON,S SERVICE KEN'S D-X SERVICE STATION Case Implements Repairs Marcellus, Mich. Phone 2677 Marcellus, Mich. Compliments of KAUSZLER BROTHERS Your Dependable Hardware and Paint MR. 85 MRS. FRANK REIFF Store Marcellus, Mich. Phone 558 Three Rivers, Mich. Compliments of INGERSOLL'S DRUG STORE Marcellus, Mich. Compliments of MR. 8a MRS. H. W. CHESEBROUGH Marcellus, Mich. Best Wishes to the Class of 1950 PAUL,S SERVICE Marcellus, Mich. Compliments of Mr. 85 Mrs. Roy Greenman MARCELLUS DRY CLEANERS Marcellus, Mich. Compliments of OSCAR ROMIG Ambulance Service - Furniture Phone 2141 Marcellus, Mich. THE MARCELLUS NEWS The Only Newspaper in the World that cares about Marcellus Publishers and Job Printers Compliments of JONES 8: THEISS Marcellus, Mich. Compliments of NIP M TUCK TAVERN Marcellus, Mich. DICK'S SINCLAIR SERVICE Greasing - Washing - Service Phone 3351 Marcellus Compliments of Charles A. Anthony FRIENDLY STORE Marcellus, Mich. ELSEY'S FOOD SHOP Groceries and Meats Phone 2451 Marcellus, Mich. Compliments of HICE'S SPORT SHOP Fishing Tackle - Guns - Athletic Goods Trained Insurance Consulting MANLY C. WELCHER AGENCY Compliments of DECKER'S BARBER SHOP Phone 2773 Marcellus, Mich. Compliments of DR. and MRS. U. M. ADAMS GEORGE BRADFORD INSURANCE Life - Fire - Auto Insurance Also Real Estate MODERN BARBER SHOP E. Winthrode Congratulations to the Senior Class Marcellus, Mich. Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry C AND L JEWELRY STORE 24 North Main Street Three Rivers, Mich. MASTERCRAFT FURNITURE Quality at Low Cost Phone 381-M 28 N. Main Street Three Rivers, Mich. Compliments of DO DROP IN CAFE Marcellus, Mich. Protect Yourself and Your Property With Reliable Insurance Phone 3271 Insure and Be Surel' RAYMOND WEAVER General Insurance Lawton, Mich. MURRAY'S RADIO 8a TELEVISION Save More at THE VAUGHN CO. Department Stores Phone 438-.I Three Rivers, Mich. Compliments of SERVICE FLORENCE HOLLAND ELECTRICAL I SHOP Prompt Service Home Appliances Phone 2422 Phone 16-M Three Rivers, Mich. 1 1 -,,'Li'f V : we 4 my N.. .ff A 1 gif' ' J m 5 .5 -'.w 1 X V, , v w ., ,u L , x :ij , .M :T .4 'Aww ' 1 Q M ,x W ,Q EH' J.. . . Lx L 1 vx 1- L u G. P, 5' hu. s .WK I4 a hx: ,Q Zi va A . 1- ' 4. ,gn HH Q E, jg ' f IQ k 1 .1 ' P' P 'H K p . wc 14 .'L f', ff, , 4,3 4 ff 1 4' '1 A W 4 1 J' , .1 1 , 9-ii E if-R 1, 6, 1 ,Yun H.: , I H. 'F I TF-W'5f+ -: ' r 1,125-, -1 n Lf -ll X Nil 'P an 4' -'Q 'm 5'-, H1 .. . LQ f . '-A ,W 'e E. , - I -, I .' 4 ,Luft T.. , . 3. -Via' , if '.' ,, . .',A,f' ' , , V -N T ri- : - AN 1 2 1 'W .Q ,W H fa f -- W hiv-, qw gfi . V ' f' 'f as. 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