Marcellus High School - Wildcats Yearbook (Marcellus, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1951 volume:

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I I I 1' f-f 'ff Z4 ' ' , , ,ff gi f BACK- English - Miss Nevins, Commercial - Mr- Allen' Music ' MIS- Norton, shop and u Agriculture - Mr. Timm. Mathematics ' Miss Cobb' y FRONT' Coach and Social studies - Mr, wud. Home Economics - Mrs- KUYJY- 5'-'Pf'm'f df ' Mr, Jensen, Secretary - Mrs. BTOVVH- What a place to be put inf Here it is the middle of the year and all the people are queer. It must be difficult to get used to the different customs but we all think that Mrs. West is doing a remarkable job in the position of Substitute Home Economics Teacher. 'Mfg , Wx' 0 Ten minutes timed writing -- ready, set, Wait a minute, Mr. Allen. I'm not ready. Will the cover flap do for a book report, Miss Nevins? These comments drum on their ears constantly, but in spite of it, they have done all in their power to help us find ourselves. When we come to our Senior year and don't have sufficient subjects to constitute two majors and two minors, they somehow see that we get them. Whenever there is something special, we can always count. on the faithful faculty members to be at our side to help us soc it through. For the bearing of these reniarks and the privileges they have always given us, we now sincerely want to thank them and we'l1 remember it was they who helped us through the-sv four years in high school which we'l1 never forget, Z l Q MAROON 81 WHITE JIM HUNT BILL LEE My Curly Headed How Many Hearts , Have You Broken President . ..... 4 Vicebpresident ' ' ' ' Vice President . . . 1-Z Basketball' ' ' 1'Z'3 Treasurer ....... 3 Baseball 1'Z'3 Football I 1 g . 1-Z-3-4 Football .... 1-Z-3 Basketball ...... 1-2 Secretfry ' ' ' j ' ' ' Baseball I i . I 1-Z-3-4 S,C, Vice-President. .....3-4 G1eeClub......3 Operetta... ELWYN SHUGARS 1-laven't Got A Worry Glee Club ...... 3-4 Basketball ..... I-Z Treasurer . . 1-4 Play. . . . . 3-4 At the beginning of this year, in need of a class advisor, we chose Mr, Don Allen to see us through our hardships and heartaches. He seemed likely enough to take the blame if things were a flop and take no credit if they went according to Hoyle, The class as a whole, thanks him wholeheartedly for all he has done for us. COLORS FLOWER: WHITE ROSE BUD MOTTO: Nothing Is So Difficult But Th t I a t May Be Found Out By Seeking. 4 KENNETH ARTIS ' 'Enjoy Yourself Football .... 1 -Z-3-4 Ba sketball ,.,,, 1 -2 - Council Rep ....... RICHARD O1..'5l-IN Five Foot - Two Football ...... Z-3-4 Baseball . . . . Z-4 GleeClu.b.. ...4 Ensemble . . - . 4 Operetia... ..4 DORRIS PYLE Busy Doing Nothing Baskeiball . .. l-2-3-4 Softball .,,,,,,,, Z Glee Club . . . l-Z-3-4 Ensemble ...... 3-4 Trio .... . . . 4 Play .......... 3-4 O-peretta ....... 3-4 G.C. Vice-President. 4 3 , 4 -s K , . I K i ,E AUDREY WRIGHT To Think You've Chosen Me Play .......... 3-4 J. 'a or 1 Yes 'tis -- no hin'i Council Rep ....... 3 S.C. Sec. 81 Treas. ., 4 Q14 P 5,1 A A ! X ? 4 BEATRICE HIBBARD Oh, How I Hate To Get Up In The Morning Basketball .... Z-3-4 Play .......... 3-4 Glee Club ..... Z-3-4 G.C,Sec... 3 FLOYD HERING Maybe It's Because Council Rep ..,.... Baseball. . . . . GENE BARBER Marie Baseball ...... 1-Z-3 Glee Club . . . . 3-4 Treasurer , . . . Z BILL HARRIS DONNA EISENT-IA UER Someday He'1l Come Along Basketball , , , , , 3-4 Softball. . . . . . . Z Glee Club .,,, 1-2-3-4 Play... ....4 Don't Cry Jo Basketball. . . Baseball . . Football . . . Ensemble . . . Glee Club . . . G.C. President . . . LULA BELLE YOUNGS Coax Me A Little Bit Play ....... . . . Council Rep. .... . Glee Club. . . . . . Basketball . . . . . Operetta . . NANCY CLARK There's A Song In My Heart Glee Club . . ,... . 3 BETTY CLARK Clncago MARIAN GRINER 3-4 ll 3-4l 3-4t 4 1 'T A JOAN HARRIS. So In Love Secretary ....... Basketball . . . 1-2-3- Glee Club . . . 1-2-3- Softball . . . . Play . . . I 4 4 Z 3 LYLE STUCK Sorneti.l:ne Glee Club ........ 4 Lucky, Lucky Me Secretary ........ Council Rep. . , , , , Play ...... . 3 4 3 ,tg ,C Xx ARLO JAMES Tin1e On My Hands Glee Club ,,,,,,, 3.4 BILL BENT Thinking of You President ........ 1 Play .... . . 3-4 EMAGENE ROSE For Sentimental Reasons Glee Club . . . 1-Z-3-4 Ensemble . . . 1-Z-3-4 Trio .,...... 1-Z-3 Operetta ...... 3-4 G.C. President .... 4 Play . . . . . . . . 3 .ie PX 1 .5 ' Y at in 'J ,A 11 I W. 1' .fi R V JOANNE COX Oh, You Beautiful Doll 4- . dl 45 wr , 5 - 545 12? , K 1 Zldmff i ,. f 1 , q 1 -x5.fra..fef. 'fix '- tm X1 '-,Ji f f ' 1:5- AURIETA WRIGHT I Can Dream Can't I? Glee Club .... 1-Z-3-4 Play ...... . . . 3-4 Operetta . . . . . 3-4 Council Rep. . . . I M PRISCILLA MATHEWS ' 'l Wonder' ' .aa MAURICE MacCARTNY You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby Vice-President .... 3 Football ......... 3 Basketball .... l-Z-3 Baseball. . . . . l-Z-4 Play ..... . . 3-4 GENE BRESEMAN We Could Make Believe President ...... Z-3 Basketball . . . l-2-3-4 Football .... l-Z-3-4 Baseball ..... 1-Z-3 S.C. President ..... 4 Play ......... 3-4 A95 Q' Kenneth Artis Gene Barber Bill Bent Gene Breseman Betty Clark Nancy Clark Joanne Cox Donna Eisenhauer Georgia Ernig Marian Griner Bill Harris Joan Harris Floyd Herring Beatrice Hibbard Jim Hunt Arlo James Bill Lee Priscilla Mathews Maurice McCartney Richard Olsen Dorris Pyle Emagene Rose Elwyn Shugars Lyle Stuck Jean Tank Audrey Wright Aurieta Wright Lula Belle Youngs Known As Ken Barber Bent Breezy Bebe Nan Jo Donnie George Marian L'1 Dan Boone Jo Dutch Beaty Whimpy The Inkwell Bill Perky Satch Most anything Doddy Emmie Shug gy Joe Jeannie Shorty Red Lulie Found Anywhe r e At Ma r ie ' s Where Shirley is Interesting places Chicago Home Where music is Around With Irve At the dairy At J oan's 5 8: 10 Store In the Knobs Drug Store Around Charlie's Anyplace Chicago Any place but home Around Driving a car Seldom Out on the farm At home At home South of town On his trail Out at 3, Who with? 8 Fills Up On Food Ellery's malts Maraschino cherry cake Anything Shrimp Hamburgs Licorice candy Malts Lettuce 8: Says Nothing Hey Speedball Dad blame it Enough to get out I loves you. Ohf Nuts? Oh, I wouldn't Too much Holy cow? cheese sandwiche s Orange Pop Loving 8: kisses Bar-B-Ques Potatoes 8: 81 aV'Y A Diets Everything Food Anything sweet Love Food Food Cherry cokes Pork Chops Apple pie Cookies Salads Banana splits Potato chips Hamburgers 81 malts Oh darn it! H Sez you Oh, I Wouldnft say that. I don't know. Oh how dull. Anything Not much Anything Oh Well As little as possible What? Oh, no! Oh, I don't remember, Oh my gosh Good things Hobo I don't know. ' ' Everything Holy cats Oh bugs Wants To Do everything Get out of school Farm or something Take it easy Become Mrs. Do office work Grow up Become Home Ec. teacher Join the Navy Travel Be tough Be a Nurse Farm Get roaring -- ? See the world Be an aviator Go to college Become Mrs. Rollerson Keep living Graduate Have a good time Be a Christian worker Own a farm Be a farmer Be a secretary Be a housewife Get married Travel Does Anything once Raise heck Nothing The easy things Nothing Anything I please Go to dances As little as possible Talk fast Stays out of trouble Everybody he can Anything but what she should Nothing Snooze in class Make candy and doughnuts Loan ink Everything Everything Nothing Get in trouble Talks Study Everything Read books Work 8: dance Work Daydream Little as possible Is Likable Hooked A wolf Good when not otherwise Cupid Reserved Set in her way Found in a mess Talkative Swell Joan's guy Bil1's gal Somebody Easily bored Fun Good humored A wolf Very kind Cute Alive yet Always hoarse Pleasant Ambitious Good natured Giggly A flirt Gossiping Female 9 Pee ved A t Nobody Noisy girls That old cowf Most things Pestering boys Grumpy kids Romeo's Blue jeans in school Gossipy girls and boys Untidy housekeeper Russians Someone with her guy Government Classes Teachers Nothing or no one at any time Women in general Girls ? Two timing friends Government class Nobody Unco-operative people Illegible handwriting Timm's classes Doing dishes Flirty girls Fighting girls Anyone interfering with her affairs Most anything Prophecy As we peek through the keyhole at the Class of '51 in the year l961 , what d0 we See but ------ Beatie Hibbard is in Ancient Rome, digging for remains as recorded in History books. Gene Breseman is engaged in the prosperous business of the modern Totem-Pole concession. Our U, S. Government is out of debt now -- but the people are in -- due to our new Secretary of the Treasury, Elwyn Shugars. The James Skyline Co., Arlo James proprietor, is doing a thriving business of trans- porting the World's Champion Football Team, The Flub-Dubbers, with Kenny Artis, coach and Jim Hunt, assistant coach and water-boy, Bill Lee has finally started to manufacture his Lee Home Permanent, He has used it secretly for sometime but just now released it for public use. Audrey and Aurieta, that sensational, unforgettable pair, are singing commercials on the television screen, Bill Bent, inventor of great renown, has just completed a machine to record debits and credits in the proper columns and make the books balance, A fish hatchery has just started business on Cranberry Lake -- Floyd Hering , owner and operator. Richard Olsen, follower of Father Flannagan, is operating under the belief that There's no such thing as a bad boy. He runs a Boys' Home and sympathizes with the delinquents. Maurice now travels around town with his tin cup, ably teaching his monkey the ways o money making. We hear the organ grinding profession is quite profitable nowadays, Marian Griner owns and operates one of the largest horse ranches in the west. Her first love always was horses, but we understand she now has a second love. Lyle Stuck lives in Texas, where he owns a prosperous 1,000 acre ranch, and raises longhorns, shorthorns and sagebrush, I' We find Betty Clark busily engaged at her household chores plus running a day nursery on the side. There is a new business that has lately come into great prominence. It is the Vicious Vocalizers Co, with Georgia Emig as active president, Her secretarial staff is under the able direction of Jean Tank who has just lately invented a new typewriter that makes her work much simpler, Outstanding in the field of Home Economics is Donna Eisenhauer who travels about giving personal home demonstration. Her experience in the field is unlimited. 10 We find Gene Barber is now not only an interest holder in the Parke-Davis Company, but a life-long possessor of the Davis heir. We are pleased at the progress made by Priscilla Mathews, for she is now a writer for the Unusual Fairy Stories Co., designed for both young and old alike, Busy keeping order in her MHome for Hopeless Hoodlums is Nancy Clark whose kind heart was concerned about helping them get another start. She is turning out fine citizens we hear. There has been a new partnership begun and the members seem quite familiar to us. They are none other than Joan and Billy Harris, William is doing well at his commer cial art position and Joan is taking a course in home nursing. Lula Belle Youngs has just signed a life-long contract with a prominent recording company and her first record is to be released soon. They say her distinctive style will make the Hit Parade. We find Joanne Cox is now the head seamstress of the e'Needle and Thread Co. 'She makes everything from undershirts to overcoats, In one of the corner drug stores, whom do we find but --- one energetic young phar- macist by the name of Dorris Pyle. She always did want to be a druggist and now she' up to her ears in pills, Well, A pill a day, keeps the doctor away, We see a sign hung outside a dinky little dwelling that reads: Pianos tuned reason- ably. Can it be that Emagene has finally acquired perfect pitch? Well, these are the various accomplishments of the class of 5l as we take our eye from the keyhole and continue on our way. ll S Will We, the Senior Class of 1951 of Marcellus High School, members being of sound mind and body, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament, revoking all wills made previously and do set our hands and seals on this 23rd day of May in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-One. To the undersigned - providing they are of sound mind - we leave this: Collectively: To our Alma Mater - we leave all undergrads, may they treat you as gently as we did. To the faculty - our just debts and funeral expenses. To the future Seniors - the privilege to fill our places in the back of the assembly To the future Juniors - our athletic standings. To the future Sophomores - the ability to make money for a Senior trip. Individually: I, Ken Artis, leave- I, Gene Barber, will my trips south of town to no one. I, Bill Bent, will Shirley Reigle to no one, I, Gene Breseman, will to Bucky, anything of mine he doesn't already have. I, Betty Clark, will my success with young men to Joan Howlett. I, Nancy Clark, will my height to Harriet Wyman. I, Joanne Cox, will my outspoken ways to anyone who's bashful. I, Donna Eisenhauer, will my interest in Home Ec. to Natalie Mooy. I, Georgia Emig, leave my boisterous laughter to Joyce Cripps. I, Marian Griner, will my good ways to Alice Wright, I, Bill Harris, leave this school to O. H. Jensen. I, Joan Harris, will my baby sitting at Bent's to Shirley Reigle, I, Floyd Hering, leave my good looks to Ed McClain, I, Beatrice Hibbard, leave my ability to get around the teachers to anybody who needs it. I, Jim Hunt, leave Ag. Class to anybody who will take it, I, Arlo James leave my quiet disposition to Jim Reynolds. I, Bill Lee, will my curls to Clayton Hartman, I, Maurice MacCartny, will my way with Timm to Meridith Clark, I, Priscilla Mathews, will to Mary Logan my slim figure, I, Richard Olsen, will my ability to get into trouble to James Kirby. I, Dorris Pyle will my lung capacity to anyone who will accept it to keep up the school spirit at ball games. I, Elwyn Shugars will my arguments with Timm to some brave person. I, Lyle Stuck, will my good behavior to Francis James. I, Emagene Rose will my musical ability to Cleon Frye. I, Jean Tank, leave my giggles to Evelyn Smith, I, Audrey Wright, leave my fighting habits to Dixie Frazier. I, Aurieta Wright, leave my red hair, blue eyes, height 5'2 - to Russel Gailhouse, I, Lula Bell Youngs, will my assembly seat to Mary Griffin, 12 History In the year Nineteen Hundred Forty-Seven, the Marcellus High School opened with great gloom. What had walked in the front door ? Only us, the new Freshmen. As the lowest form of animal life, we met and elected our officers: President - Bill Bent, Vice-President - Jim Hunt, Secretary - Joan Harris, Treasurer - Elwyn Shugars. Our two Student Council members were Floyd Hering and Aurieta Wright. We chose Mrs, Kirby as our Class Advisor, A few weeks later we all went through the torturous form of initiation and after that, everything settled down to normal? ? f? In our Sophomore year we came back, bent on revenge on the incoming Freshmen We hope we succeeded. We met and chose Mrs. Kirby our Advisor. We then proceeded to elect Gene Breseman - President, Jim Hunt - Vice-President, Gene Barber - Treasurer, Bill Lee - Secretary, Student Council Representatives - Bill Harris and Lula Belle Youngs The next year we were upperclassmen and had the Swelled Heads. It didn't last very long though when the Seniors came along. This year we elected Gene Breseman - second time President, Maurice MacCartny - Vice-President, Marian Griner - Secretary and Jim Hunt - Treasurer. The Student Council members were Jean Tank and Charles Phillips. This year we selected Miss Tait as our Advisor. Our activities were a Christmas dance with the Sophomores, a Banquet and Prom for the Seniors and our Junior Play, Judy Pulls the Curtain. At the end of the year the school voted and chose Gene Breseman, Bill Lee and Jean Tank to be the Student Council President, Vice-President, Secretary and Treas- urer, respectively. At last the big moment, we enter the school as Seniors. We met and chose Mr. Allen to be our Class Advisor. We then proceeded to invest the honor of President on Jim Hunt, Vice-President on Bill Lee, Secretary on Georgia Emig, and Treasurer on Elwyn Shugars. Marian Griner and Kenneth Artis were chosen our Student Council members. The Senior Class Play was Mistakes At The Blakes on December 8th, in spite of the impassable roads. The time we have looked forward to for so long is now near, and although we are very happy about the whole thing, it is so seemingly the end that we will need our memories to keep us. ' l3 Mock Election NOTED AS GAL GUY Wolf and Wolfess Joanne Cox Bill Bent Good Kids Marian Griner Lyle Stl-1Ck Prettiest Crown Joanne Cox Jim Hunt Athletes Beaty Hibbard Kenneth Artis Sociable Betty Clark Bill Bent Sky Hooks Lula Belle Youngs Gene Greseman Romeo and Juliet Joan Harris Bill Harris Runts Audrey Wright Arlo James Sophisticates Emagene Rose Gene Barber Absent Minded Priscilla Mathews Maurice McCarthy Giggles Jean Tank Kenneth Artis Ambition Donna Eisenhauer Richard Olsen The Wit Dorris Pyle Kenneth Artis Artist Emagene Rose Bill Harris Heartbreaker Audrey Wright Gene Breseman Popularity Aurieta Wright Jim Hunt Cutie Audrey Wright Bill Lee Lazy Bones Beaty Hibbard Floyd Herring The Blush Aurieta Wright Likeliest to Succeed Quiet People Noisy One Emagene Rose Nancy Clark Georgia Emig 14 Maurice McCarthy Elwyn Shugars Lyle Stuck Kenneth Artis I f fizfglipg X X J-ff ummm-emma WS' 61 or-wfvwwn BACK: Green, Reynolds, Ivens, Smith, Timm, McClain, Hartman, Harris. - SECOND: Advisor - Miss Cobb, Skidrnore, Gyllstrom, McKenzie, Frye, Pound, McConnell, Rutz, Buckhold, Griffin. FIRST: Furtenbaugh, Howlett, Griner, Barks, Poe, Cripps, Frazier, Britton, Ivens, Eggleston, BACK: Davis, Thornburgh, James, Clark. Schemenaur, Jensen, Ransbottom, Kern, Butchbaker, Campbell, Ivens, Holmes, Tribbett, Advisor - Mr. Wild. FRONT: Davis, Reigle, Buck, Swartz., Zeide, Lee, Washmuth, Wright, Wyman, Stratton, STANDING: Kirby, Burlew, Griner, Medd, Timm, Skidmore, Jensen, SEATED: Advisor, Mrs, Kirby, Lee, Breseman, Holmes, Tank, 16 Juniors Sophomores Student Council Z Juhx,Qji,HWj O HQ- H --x X BACK: Heneghan, James, Gailhouse, Buckhold, Cripps, Richardson, Graham, Ivens, Dodge. Kirby, Pantale, Hartman, Bainbridge. SECOND: Advisor - Miss Nevins, Paul, Wilson, Greslin, Sirnrnons, Papke, Cowham, McKenzie, Sperry, Rhodes, Jones, Guard, Gearhart. FIRST: Logan, Staskanis, Howlett, Balog, Burlew, Wyman, Stemrn, Shaw, Sisson, Srnith, Butchbaker. BACK: Lewis, Swartz, Medd, Cooper, Green, Northrup, Mooy, Ohl, Robinson, Blough, SECOND: Artis, Birchard, Timrn, Hunterm, Gardner, Cooper, Frye, Eggleston, Pratt., FIRST: Farquhar, Gearhart, Stratton, Balog, Reuterm, McNeil, Stratton, Farquhar, nmnh BAC K: SEC ON D: FIRST: Papke, Morris, Busch, Rhodes, Fender, Clark, Jacobs, Artis. Heneghan, Gailhouse, Goodrich, Hunt, Engstrom, Frye, Timm, Robinson, Holmes, Wojciehowski, Gardner, Mikel, Advisor - Mrs. Sweet. Welty, Shugars, Goff, Weidnt, Cox, McKenzie, Gailhouse. McMillan, James, Parmeter, Reigle, 18 Freshmen 8th'Grade 7th Grade HTHLETICS Football Marcellus had a very successful season, winning six games, losing two and tieing one., This is the best season since 1936, when they won seven games and lost one. The league which was six man last year switched to eight man. Marcellus ended being co-champions with Schoolcraft. Scores: Edwardsburg Q11 man, 14 Marcellus 7 Tekonska Marcellus 58 Climax Marcellus 46 Centerville Marcellus 58 Schoolcraft M2-I'Ce1111S 39 Burr Oak Marcellus 40 Mendon Marcellus 14 Star Commonwealth Marcellus 58 Mendon L1 1 man,--EJ Marcellus -Q-ll Opponents Total 94 Marcellus Total 340 Some interesting facts about the tearn: This year an award for the Most Valuable Player was given to Richard Gyllstrom. Richard Skidmore received an award from the eight man football league for leading the league in scoring with l06 points. He had 120 points all season with Clayton Hartman not far behind with a total of 100 points. Long Runs: Richard Olsen went 70 yards against Centerville. Clayton Hartman went 65 yards against Schoolcraft. Richard Skidmore went 50 yards against Burr Oak, Letter Awards: Clayton Hartman, Richard Skidmore, Richard Gyllstrom, Ray McConnell, Jim Hunt, Gerald Buckhold, Bill Lee, Gene Bresemen, Kenneth Artis, Richard Olsen, Carroll James, Carroll Jensen, Meredith Clark, Roger Schemenaur, Allen Butchbaker Roger Lee, Russel Gailhouse, Keith McKenzie, Gerald Hartman, Grant Harris, Z0 5 Hay., ji' K if ,Q 5, J 1 E ' I N X f , ,X .. J A Football Y, Back: Rhodes, Lee, McKenzie, Jensen, Sperry, Ivens, Third: Kirby, Schemenaur, McClain, Gailhouse, Simmons, Butchbaker, Hartrnan. Second: Coach Wild, Lee, Olsen, Clark, Gyllstrom, Coach Allen. First: Breseman, McConnell, Hunt, Artis, Hartman, Skidmore, Buckhold. Baseball 'Q xr. X 3 . '59 f if I Yanni - 11 Back: Coach Wild, Lee, Thornburgh, Clark, Kirby, James, Jones, McClain, Dodge, Butchbaker, Simmons, Ivens, Ivens, Hartman, Coach Allen. Front: MacCartny, Olsen, Jensen, Lee, Schemenaur, Buckhold, McConnell, Gyllstrom, Hunt, Skidmore, Hartman. Z1 Q.: Basketball Marcellus has a poor record in basketball this season. It seemed that the team could not get started until the last of the season. The following is the scores of the games as they were played: C enterville 31 Marc 211'-15 29 White Pigeon 22 Marcellus 44 Edwardsburg 55 Marcellus 36 Alumni 52 Marcellus Burr Oak 57 Marcellus Lawrence 65 Marcellus Constantine 89 Marcellus Schoolcraft 83 Marcellus Gobles 47 Marcellus Edwardsburg 46 Marcellus White Pigeon 56 Marcellus Mendon 19 Marcellus Gobles 42 Marcellus Schoolcraft 56 Marcellus Cassopolis 58 Marcellus The following is a list of the points of each member of the team Jensen 165 Breseman McConnell 108 Skidmore Gyllstrom 65 Hartman Lee Z8 Buckhold Reserve Basketball The Reserve Basketball Team had a fair season this year, They won seven games and lost seven. The following is a list of the points of each member of the team: Francis James 111 Carroll James 48 Carroll lvens 49 Roger Schemenaur 44 Stuart Rutz 41 Gerald Buckhold 26 The coach of the first team was Mr. John Wild, whose help and advice was appreciated by all the team. The coach of the second team was Mr. Don D, Allen, who is quite popu- lar with his team. All in all we hope for a better season next year for both teams. ZZ Coach Wild, Hartrnan, Skidmore, Gyllstrom. James, Lee, Jensen, Buckhold, Rutz, ' McConnell, Breseman, MARC ELL US VS. va -v BACK: Dodge, James, Kirby, Schemenaur, Ransbottom, McKenzie, Jones, Ivens, Coach Allen, FRONT: Lee, Hartman, Clark, Simmons, Ivens. Z3 I C Wildcats Wildkittens Girls ' Basketball The Girls' Basketball Team did not have too much success in winning their games but they all enjoyed playing them. The scores of the games are as follows: Marcellus 19 Marcellus 11 Marcellus Z1 Marcellus Z9 Marcellus Z3 Marcellus 45 The girls made the following list of points: Timm 88 Pyle Z0 Kern 16 Richardson 11 Sisson 9 Harris 6 Jr. High Cassopolis 21 Edwardsburg 37 Cassopolis 19 Centerville 37 Edwardsburg 46 Centerville 44 Youngs 10 Frazier 8 The Junior High Team had a good season after once getting into the swing of things. Junior High Z0 Junior High 32. Junior High 41 Junior High 56 Junior High Z9 Junior High 37 The boys made the following list of points: Melvin Middilstadt 81 Marvin Middilstadt 70 Don Hunter Z 5 Le Vone Blough 33 Jim Blow 10 Z4 Edwardsburg 40 Edwardsburg 2 3 Cassopolis 19 Cassopolis Z7 Reserves 47 Reserves 37 Stratton Z Wyant 2 Artis Z Gardner 5 Tixnrn 2 BACK: Coach - Miss Cobb, Burlew, Wright, Frazier, Campbell, Richardson, Youngs, Eisenhauer, Shaw, Sisson, Harris, Stratton. FRONT: Griner, Hibbard, Kern, Timm. Pyle, Britton. g vfplfj -. 1 .K H Girls ' Basketball hs. 1-s -, sg 6 - -',A ML, Cheerleaders MARCELL US CENTREVILLE Campbell, Wright, Griner, Sisson, Timrn. Z5 i N 1' yidv HCT VITIES wh fs is x ' QV I ' Q I I Glee -. Clubs fl- Trio Octette Z 7 HMISTAKES AT THE BLAKES Presented By The Seniors Gene Breseman Bill Lee Beatrice Hibbard Nlaurice McCarthy Georgia Emig Lula Belle Youngs James Hunt Aurieta Wright Donna Eisenhauer Dorris Pyle Audrey Wright Elwyn Shugars Floyd Herring Bill Bent Tom Blake Gary Blake Mrs. Perkins Herman Carter ' 'Ducky Lucky Larson Roberta Simns Bilikins Larson Mrs. Greengas Mrs. Anna Carter Mrs. Pinkle The Nurse Ike Mike The Mad Dog This is a story of a young rnan who inherits a fortune, but he is afraid he will lose it in a breach of promise suit. He solves his difficulties by marrying the girl A bank the end, he HNOWHERE FAST Presented By The Juniors Donna Britton Lois Griner Clayton Hartman Alice Timm Keith McKenzie Alice Arnold Rita Adams T. P. .Tones Deborah Arnold Frank Robin Richard Skidmore Bradford Smythe H0W3I'd P0Ul'ld Harvey Lawrence JOYCC C1'iPPS The Mystery Woman robbery is committed and a young man stopping overnight is suspected In is cleared. Z8 .ix QX SX K . xxkffxx X - W A . XX X X HMISTAKES AT THE BLAKESH Yx Q- Qxv Q BACK: Wrxght, Hunt, Hering, Wrxght Lee Youngs Shugars Bent MaQ.Cartny Pyle FRONT: Emig, Hibbard, Breseman Exsenhauer Fhrector MISS Nevxns X v.-1 , w:':fv'9 ww, , , , 'I ffft'-, ' ' , A . , ., wwf I , 4 Wwfwwf ww , ,M H W Mwffwfw' M' f - f 5,,,,.1N i zgggf j W , 069' V ffm ,W 1 Q- - . 4,5 if 6 . 'r g wawf 4 :' f l ' ,,,, 7 f M ZW- .3 1 . . X f ,I , Q I Q. MW' , ,iw . I n I , A V ,ff , V X A E? Q 7, f Q ,, 4 1 . .. - . 2 , :,, wfzxyff f f W ,3 V , - gl '14, '- 42' - -,gy 'f- :U H BOY SCOUTS J MUSIC ST UDIO 1 ., 'gf' V 5 V ' ' 43, . ,C , ,, , fm ff X Q!! fa v fi f f KVM? 1 X A W ,Ez 1klfgf fi f iff ,Mm PHYSICS LAB. ANNUAL STAFF TYPING CLASS HOT LUNCH in-OSI? ' 'bF4G ?itf 137 3? ' ' f' r f O y jftl U el, Eg SEVENTH GRADE SENIORS '32 WHO'S GETTING MARRIED? WORKOUT 4 ff , W! f .Q .7 ,A 9 , Ummmm GOOD Brrrr COLD , Vg , j , 4 , .W,27,Q,, I ' s 'L ,A 7 5' f 'X f I 'V f' , , F, , ,,,, ,ngv fz Q f f X A 1 Ml h I ,I V 2 gg. , MJ., , . -.V , , -. J OH NO 5 i t ! A fs L , 7 Q E 1 bf EL .1 XV' j -J f 'E ' 7' 31 .Rf as wr' hw , A4415 ff? 'QI ,A 2 ,X NO, WE GOT BEATS 'N ww I , I, LADY AT EASE . W.. YOU LL NEVER KNO FOURTH H OUR ST UDY ? cooxmcn 32 WHO ? 1 ' ' ' 1 , f M wffy V-3, Q ogg E fix 2 f SEE Eiiighggi gb Gai O .silk 3:9 22 ESQ? E Rggiigf' W gf' 4953125 I aj ii y a Q W Q ,5. fm ii- ff? 'MW if 3 I Q i' W I S xl Y X vw HUTOGRQPHS W HUTUGRQPHS Nw X 15 , F' ' Cfff Q Nxxrkg ky HUVERUSRHG i L 1 alll B CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1951 MARCELLUS LUMBER CO O. H. HOLMES, TREAS. 8a MGR. LUMBER - COAL - BUILDING MATERIAL MARCELLUS, MICHIGAN G. W. JGNES EXCHANGE BANK 1 l 1 COMPLIMENTS OF Hamilton Motor Sales, Inc CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH -2- SALES - SERVICE GUARANTEED USED CARS THREE RIVERS, MICHIGAN COMPLIMENTS OF MARCELLUS A gl P Food Store CHARLES ZANGER, MGR. Cl1ei's Cities Service COMPLIMENTS OF Marcellus Locker Plant ELLUS, MICH. I .. ... ...I l I i -' I C. W. Krum 81 Son Schoolcraft, Michigan Chevrolet Cars Sz T cks Oli F ni Equipmen Garage 81 Filling St t I Marcellus Texaco Service Marcellus, Michigan Compliments of Peterson's Shoe Store Th R vers, Michigan Marcellus Motors Fender for Fords Ford Car 81 Truck Sales Genuine Ford Parts 81 Accessories Service On All Cars 8z Trucks Phone 3301 Rollin Fender Marcellus, Michigan W. L. Carlton Hardware Phone 2021 Marcellus, Mich Paint - Builders Hardware - Appliances - Heating - Plumbing Water Systems and Sheet Metal Work Extends Congratulations 81: Best Wishes to the Class of '51 B 81 K Home Improvement Co. Manufacturers of Aluminum Combination of Windows 8: Doors Compliments of THREE RIVERS LIVESTOCK 85 DAILY HOG MARKET I Sale Every Wednesday Evening - Hogs Bought Everyday I 33915 - - Phones - - 32825 I I MARCELLUS DAIRY I Dairy Products - Golden Locks Ice Cream - Sandwiches - I Main St. Ellery Bates, Owner 2411 CREE TRAILER 85 BOAT CO. I Telephone 2616 Marcellus, Mich. Builders of the Famous Cree Coaches Compliments of I BUD'S STANDARD SERVICE I 1 Marcellus Motors Fender for Fords Ford Car Sz Truck Sales Genuine Ford Parts 8z Accessories Service On All Cars 8: Trucks Phone 3301 Rollin Fender Marcellus, Michigan W. L. Carlton Hardware Phone 2021 Marcellus, Mich. Paint - Builders Hardware - Appliances - Heating - Plumbing Water Systems and Sheet Metal Work Extends Congratulations 85 Best Wishes to the Class of '51 B 81 K Home Improvement Co. Manufacturers of Aluminum Combination of Windows 8: Doors 1 l 1- l in 1 11 Compliments of THREE RIVERS LIVESTOCK 85 DAILY HOG MARKET Sale Every Wednesday Evening - Hogs Bought Everyday 33915 - - Phones - - 32825 MARCELLUS DAIRY Dairy Products - Golden Locks Ice Cream - Sandwiches Main St. Ellery Bates, Owner 2411 CREE TRAILER Sz BOAT CO. Telephone 2616 Marcellus, Mich, Builders of the Famous Cree Coaches Compliments of BUD'S STANDARD SERVICE Compliments of FOX GROCERY Compliments of THE OLDSMOBILES W. Michigan Ave. Telephone 2-7205 Three Rivers, Michigan JEWELL'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION Farm Machinery - Fencing - Roofing - Farm Supplies Junction 131 85 216 - Route 2 Phone 26468 - Three Rivers THE FROSTY BOWL Air Conditioned for Year 'round Bowling W. Michigan Ave. - - Three Rivers - - Phone 27515 Fountain Service Coffee Sandwiches Compliments of OSCAR ROMIG Ambulance Service - Furniture Phone 2141 Marcellus. Mich Compliments of TERRILL'S MARKET 8: GROCERY Marcellus, Michigan Compliments of PHIL'S SUPPLY STORE Paints - Hardware - Electrical Supplies - Appliances Marcellus. Michigan C. 8: L. JEWELRY STORE 'Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry 24 N. Main Street Three Rivers. Mic? Good Health to All from Rexall INGERSOLUS DRUG STORE Our Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1951 For All Your Insurance Needs MANLY C. WELCHER AGENCY Marcellus, Michigan MARCELLUS CLEANERS Mr. Sz Mrs. Roy Greennian WILSONS' SERVICE Case Implements - - Repairs Phone 2677 I l KEN'S D-X SERVICE Corner 'West Main 82: H9- Hundrecls of Gasolines - But Only One D-X S. STERN 8: CO. Serving Marcellus and Community Since 1874 BIASTERCRAFT FURNITURE 23 X. Main St. Phone 32203 Quality Furniture. Carpets. Bedding at Low Cost Three Rivers, Michigan JOHNSONS The Store for Men and Boys Style - Satisfaction - Quality Three Rivers, Michigan Congratulations On Your Graduation SIN CLAIR SERVICE C. Harroff Tires - Batteries - Spark Plugs - Frarn Filters MARCELLUS HATCHERY 8a APPLIANCES Authorized Frigidaire Dealer - - Baby Chicks R. W. Thayer Phone 2716 Marcellus, Michigan Congratulates the Class of '51 VAN,S RADIO SHOP Washers - Electrical Appliances - Dri-Gas Stoves Radios - Supplies - Electric Refrigeration - Sales Sc Service Marcellus, Michigan C. E. SKIDMORE Pontiac Sales - - Minneapolis Moline Modern Farm Machinery Phone 2066 Marcellus, Mich Compliments of HINCKLEY 8a MARVIN COMPANY Chevrolet 8z Cadillac - Sales 8a Service Phone 27325 Three Rivers, Mich. Compliments of THE FOUR-COUNTY CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Marcellus, Michigan MARCELLUS COAL Sz ICE CO. We Have On Hand Silver Glow - Red Clover - Blue Coal - Briquetts - Stoker Call 2091 For Immediate Delivery NEFF'S FLOWER SHOP Phone 25835 Three Rivers, Mich. H. W. CHESEBOUGH T. R. COX - JEWELERS Staple -Sz Fancy Groceries Diamonds - Watches - Gifts I Fruits - Produce - Shoes - Notions 44 N. Main St. Phone 22192 Marcellus, Mich. . Three Rivers, Mich. KAUSZLER BROS. Compliments of I p Hardware I Dependable for 28 Years JOE STROZ '42 N. Main Three Rivers ELSEY'S FOOD SHOP THE MARCELLUS NEWS Groceries Sa Meats The only newspaper in the World Homemade Pies 85 Cakes that cares about Marcellus. Clinton EISQY Ruth EISQY P. O. Box 37 Phone 2451 Publishers 81 Job Printers Marcellus, Mich. WOLVERINE MOTOR SUPPLY THE FAIR Auto Parts - Supplies Dowagiaos Department Store Three Rivers, Mich. Dowagiac, Mich, MODERN BARBER SHOP THE ECONOMY Dry Goods - Rugs - Linoleums I Main Street Window Shades - Rods - Draperies Telephone 101 Three Rivers, Mich I I I U WEINDT RADIO 8: ELECTRIC Compliments of Radios - Appliances - Oil Burners JONES 8: THEISS VVe Service All Makes Marcellus. Mich. Phone 92 Three Rivers. Mich. Save More At CHARLES SEIGEL THE VAUGHN CO. General Store I Department Stores I Groceries Feed Compliments of THE LINTZ SHOPPE Three Rivers Ready to Wear 8: Accessories Phone 438-J Three Rivers. Mich. Best of Luck to All the Seniors NIL'RRAY'S RADIO SERVICE Phone 2-122 Marcellus, Mich. DR. M. J. COURT Veterinarian Marcellus Phone 3121 Compliments of A Friend DR. U. M. ADAMS Compliments of ANTHONY'S GENERAL STORE WE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE AMN 2 , U , I' Q Ag: ff? i, T.R2 -4? , W Xi . wa .1 isp! gil! .,, u gi . .13 ., .- 'QT . . 9 , . 'r 'H . J xi .l:? ,321 mn., .ua .,.?: in . Q A E352 ' F1 .. Z W I. .ng ' V I an Ai: ...A 'lf ll. 1 J 3 5: : ,J fl I 4 1,1 . I 5'- -,- fr, ' , , ,ig ' , ' a' If 1 ...L-ma. aw ...mm L-dilrfliiil.-.Q .-v Y Q. Wy ' fn ,lf ju' A r' 11 fi, ,. ,,- if ,, 55. F. 'f , 2 i.' -'- I! , 19 ,sl LM.. if W, H z' . 4 ' -,P in ' A 1 In iw. 1 f I 4 .. fi f-5, sf. 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