Marshall High School - Dial Yearbook (Marshall, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1952 volume:

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'sk x 'S A 1 j..,,1 , . - xx 4 ' .1 ' 1- X x a 1, .Q - 4. .thy Q4 I ,AWK , x.y.:g,-,1 , I 's Capt. Duke Van WYDGH 75 T 5 52 55 - 7 Dick MurPhY Ken Stick Ron Comwell Bill Bums All T. V. All T. V. All T. V. All T. V. 1951 Twin Valley Gridiron Backfield Cl. to rj-George Lightfoot, Carl Albauqh, lim Cohen, Bon Cornwell, Duane Van Wynen, Fred Hanke, Bill Line 41. to r.J-Centers: Ken Stick, Dick Thompke, Gary Rivers: Guards: Dick Murphy, Bob Vander1Heede, Clyde Reed Delmar Holbrook: Ends: Bob Allen, Gene Brunson, Al Shebel, Greg Codo, Iohn Delviott. B 76 ii 67 1 72 S S 1:3 Q i ,f.,..,,-. ,Q A1 shebel Iun Cohen Tim Boucher Ken Murray Gene Brunson E Dick Thompke Dave Hindenach THE RECORD St. Philip 19-18 Lakeview 26-12 Coldwater 38-12 Hastings 53-0 Adrian 33- 13 E. Lansing 14-7 Niles l 3-19 Albion 39-6 Sturgis 20-6 0 Q , ix P . . 1 ,Af ' fq,i.:f5Wf' Ui gg 4, A H K x X i Q, 1. 3. H ' Q if ' gf , K ig, 1, V. k,k. . K an F .L-. , K, -1 .. 1 W k Q 'i 5 53: Q. ,1 . L ,M 5 Mi, e W .,, QL.. wg QA 1 ' rf 4, ss' 4 u K5 'H vi, Ai ,E 5 VI .i xl- Ron C91-nwell Ken Coleman Co-Captain C0'CClPfCin Spring Sports TRACK Cl-rl Ken Colernocn, Pete Goldberg, Ron Cornwell, Fred Hcrnke, Alon Cornwell, Louis Postulo, Cooch Mel Aussieker. it ,fl lk 4 11, -Rn 'N 3 f 55195 'X x t Bin Burns Gene Brunson Iohn Baty Duane VcmWynen BASEBALL . 1-1 Dick Murphy lim Cohen Back row Cl-rl Gene Brunson, Greg Codo, Duke VanWynen, Carlton Stanley, Iohn Baty, lim Heidenreich, Dick Murphy, Bob Vandenlfleede, Coach Ioe Cooper. Catching, Iim Cohen, Batting, Bill Burns. 'M ! I S -ni' F , ,iw sn into r 1 Q Q . - 2 as: f --?-f2'E'A,A,- i ll gl , -. .1 SM ,ZACX :Q , V Mi W . , . 'ii - A -iv ., Av A 1 44 Rf ' - 0 8 ag v X 3 QR V A H 3 my . I Q -. .K A T tk sim, 43k ..,,i.? ff K. i mm. WH' ' Q s-.S Qmggsv Q r f R 25: ' f fixvff. 2 ! A X 7 5 ' ' I U wif-,4 A0 Q if 41 at N I A v -vw dy Q 'ig . S, L K 'L m Q Q P ug Nga ,6 2.51 ..,:. A ' I ,sf 8. S 'E , I .Q, x V' . iff f'-31' riff. '1-53. 'Vx x YF A 'A 'Q' c c WT, ,o , A I I I 4,-..4 -, GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Education in Marshall is intended to develop the students physically as Well as mentally. The girls in G.A.A. have a well-rounded athletic schedule, including tournaments in deck-tennis, volleyball, basketball, dodgeball, bowling and softball. These girls also stage the G.A.A. Formal, one of the social high-lights of the year. Queen Iudy and Capt. Duke 'bo Of and QUSSU Gr C Our, fl to rl Marilyn McKee, Kay Armstrong, Queen Iudy Marquardt, Ardys Plushnick, Wilma Hill N f'.21u S5rT'f'!Yfff'17lQf'7!T5m7 ' 2Nf'fi,'rf'l'TbJj?j'?QQ:, Q T'- iii ' 9 Us 5 ..- A 5 ft' I I l -52+ . 0 Mel and Ted qivinq the boys the low- down. GOLF E f ' L T . E f QQ? lg! U, I , 5 f ' f fi I T .3 5 T5 .7 is Y Q s . 5 Xl. ,M T ' Working out for Track. Cl-rl Don Hapqood, Phil Deslsauriers, Roger Conley, Coach Ed Knob. The Lakeview Basketball Game, which decided the T. V. cham- pionship. Baseball Practice. 'Wx' ip A V illll 1 t l 1 f' 1 Jill M Ml' l Y H- 'A Standing tl. to r.l--Coach Ted Kay, Manager Iimmy Kimmell, Iim Scott, Iim Knapp, R E S E S Don Allen, Dave DeMott, Bob Lewis, Ierry Kimmell, Coach Ioe Cooper. Seated Cl. to r.l-lim Heidenreich, Karl Albaugh, Alan Sunday, John DeMott, Gerald Thomas, Durwood Curtis, Bob Lamphier. Bottom Cl. to r.l-Cliff Wise, Iohn Moss, Karl Zinn, Iohn Bidwell, Dave Yeck, Kenneth Carpenter, Chas. Huepen- becker, Torn Melley, Chas. Flynn, Bruce Waidelich. Second Cl. to r.7-Ed Wolford, Fred Chapman, Lewis Lawrence, Bob Lamphier, Ron Morrison, Alan Sunday, Iohn Delaney, Durwood Curtis, Mike Flynn, Lloyd Wilson, Richard Logan. Third tl. to r.l-Keith Weers, mgr., David Lightfoot, Iim Monk, Maynard Ranger, Dave DeMott, Bob Lewis, Ioe Cooper, Coach: Alan Quick, Earl Kenworthy, Iim Scott, lerry Kimmell, lim Kimmell, mgr. Top tl. to r.l-Bill Prestage, Hans Schuler, Bob Rornine, Bill Wilson, lohn Perkins, Bob Wilkerson, David Halla- day, David DeLano, Iim Murray, Larry O'Neil. xt 5 1.9 L s E 5 . J 2 if Q- f ,HH ig pagan ,Q ,.. r 'r Jingy ' ' Q x , N fi 2 5' r X R f 'S Wi? gifs, taxa. ' J, g. 3'-if? W fw .Nh I The Grand March King and Queen of the Formal, Dick King and ludy Stiner dlfu- and The theme of the formal presented by the class of 52 honoring the class of 51 Some of the couples who enjoyed themselves at Frank, lack, Barbara, Grid l0dH were the dance that night. mar1Y WhO decorated. , X K 3 s sf w. . i R. was a spectacle of Arabian Nights. among th J, f'mN N 1: ' ,' 3' A ix xmxvia. .... ,- Y . .nf Q X Ardys Plushnick and Ken Stick Peqqy Baird, G. A. A. president, Here we see the decorations of the formal, Sno Ball, which was the first winter G. A. A. formal. sho and Ronnie Cornwell fl to rl Mis Kauai! s Melvin, Norm Rocco, Sherry Van Elst, Donna .8610 Drumm, Iac lc Moore. The high-light of the Week is the dance on Friday nights after the games. gd QXOY I ugh G teach9T5 X0 . 5 KOO- Evgn mon XJQHXQ . X F . HU -v Ye ' YOU See f they ,r z '4'J X, xxx- , I Z ff ,- 1' ,,-.. ff The only bad thing about our dances is that we never seem to have enough of them, and we always have to pay. t .f All good things must come to an end, even parties and dances, and eventually everyone goes home or . at least starts in that direction. ...Ja assaciale and caape ale ..... .'L. W . , . ' W Q I Q ff 3 -- S is p ,Kg ,gimme L Q 5 HX RA if: M 38, Z wi? 2 ii sag SH 3 wi f f 2 1 5 5 Y 1 158 Qu-.,. M ....undw Une diuclian a the shwlwl f.. t BIOIGG ClUB K I 'atm The Hbuqqy biologists' pry into the innermost secrets ot plant and animal hte, but they don't become so imbued with academics that they can't have a good tirne socially. COmm6l2ClAl ClUB A new club, formed this year has as its purpose the tamiliarizing of its members with new techniques, rnethods, and machines in the field ot modern office practice. S Q t t t Twunvf is R. ,snags g5W,15z1I6'7W V 5, fl-N, 3' 'ln in .g , is- x I it I Iv J' 3' R S S. 5 . e f Q I it' Q' 'Q Futuna fanmens of amemca Ken Murray, President of the local chapter of F.F.A. achieved the distinction of being made state farmer. The boys in F.F.A. participated during the year in many demonstrations and activities some ot them social with the qirls of the l:'.H.A. Futuna homemakens of amemca +5- An important part of education is the transforming of the qirls of today into being women ot the homes of tomorrow. Sy 1 ,i Y 44914: t 'S' Q 'Nw 54 5-1 ,4 -'NZ 5' iv-g -1-y,,,, ,,,.,fuf .ii 'Fi iii- fiff AV 1 7.574 M ,Q 'bg '4x,,,A,5 -AI, The Hi-Y Club is the local representative of the Y. M. C. A. for high school boys. The high-light for this service club was the iormal induction ceremony put on tor them by the Lakeview Hi-Y. The qirls in the Library Club are a biq asset to the schoolg our Library couldn't serve us nearly as well With- out them. Besides beinq librarians, they have social activities: one was their Christmas party. UBRARY CIUB Y ifi. gli 'vedisd it 'lf y A X A ax-m Satin gctus The active Latin Club participated in Christmas carollinq, and in the rnid-winter held a ceremonial banquet in authentic Roman style. The purpose of these two clubs is to toster interest and understanding ot other civili- zations and ot our neiqhbors. SDADI sh Cl.UB The high-light of the year for the Spanish club centered about their Fiesta Banquet. The Spanish Club served for the Latin Ban que-t and the Latin Club reciprocated. N, 9 1 f eww , Qi' IO! ii-as-.4n.qi it !9'. b-. BW? 5 sim: . -1 1 'W 1 .,..- 1' ii-sqm 'L - 'M - ,. .., ... Jumon HISIIORICAI society This association was formed to further interest in the abundant historical heritage that We have right here in Marshall and the surrounding area. Some of the members are visiting 'the local museum. -f,4v-wfy-4'V -'fvqi , -1 '4 ' NX.,- ushen cluls A A true service club, these girls cooperate with every formal function that the school puts on. They usher tor plays, concerts, and civic activities. Their well performed job adds tone to all our grand doings. ...Ja make lieliwe WW and cammun 'ir -we ':,,,'1..':. ...i rf A ,gmc H ff KW A Cl to rl Audrey Boyd, Dick Walker, Bob Vanden Heede, Phylis Pemberton, Iean Carr, Bob Allen, lean Schindler. wh n Stans JR. Dld i Dick Bohm Gnd Dick Wglkef Standing: Ardys Plushnick, Mary Schultz, Cl to rl Audrey Bo cl, Al Y PON CCISGY- Gay Easterday. Seated: Shirley Rollins, Sherry Van Elst. Ardys Plushnick and Don Zinn in 21 K1 to rl Ken Kramer, Peg Waidley, Don Zinn 'QV vw-4 Q I :figs S ., 1 r. . 1 I 'Y g f is 'f .iii 1 ' ug? , F gifts: ' Jr . , In rl- ' Sai-S' ,IFB C T +Ma'hw,i Peqqy Baird, Editor, and Frank Zinn, her Assoc. Ed. JOURNALISM These are the students who gather news for the bi- weekly newspaper and compile the annual. lane Tenney, Art Ed. Phylis Arnold, Distribution Mqr. Carole Camp, Exchange Ed. Pat Pryser, loan Dalton, Carol Oliver typirlq SOU19 Stencils. i CLASS M 42229, Il ll Of 1 buijwr ll Us CStanding, l. to r.l lack Humphries, Bill Lewis, Ken Iones, Ellen Brooks, Mari- lyn Kline, Kay Armstrong, Cseatedl Hon Cornwell, all assembling the Dial. Cl. to r.l Mary Currie, loyce Lewis, Phil Hayes, Ken Stick printing the paper. The Yearbook Staff: fl to rl Bus. Mgr., 'Tom Stanley: Photo Ed., Dick Murphy, Art Ed., lack Weisop Assoc. Ed., lean Collins, Ed., Dick Humphrey. Phil Deslaauriers and Frank Zinn make up the negative team, Marshalls overall record this year was four wins and four defeats. The affirmative team consists of Dick Hum- phrey, Peggy Baird, and Dan Zinn who alternated during the course of the year. R B DEBATE J' Mr. Cunningham, the hard-working de- bate coach, and Don Zinn, the only experienced debater who will be here in '53. Rf, Q Q in-ni.. -QL, ,'. 'ff-5: J ifvs' , 1 i s Mm 9 I' 9 , I I K, J., 4 , ' ' I f. 1 ' Sx , 1 px- 4 ix? urn f v .-W i, 53 g'i3.,QW. i f - A N X . XX? ' Q. -N-1? ,.:, . -gk. af ff-SK . Q S , L Stl L ' - w, ' AS nat' in Y 5 H Q ii 1 5 . 53 , ?,!i ig - :S S i ' 'S fliifiii Y 2 ,W 9S ffz ing I pg S gf Q t X5 iy 1- 1' B if if S Q gig 5 Big i i? Q 4 5 gs ,Q 5 ls? 21,3 X E z ir 5 5 548, Y-mf .Xi is Y Q 'x A. 5, 5 i Q A 'Q 7 g 2' X - X Q ,S 5, Y il pigpbf 3 gl X ?E J g ig ff! Y: Eff , '32 -'fy 1?f 7L :f Q L m . ' H Xi I .K K Q . -A g VB, :. . 45 3. -A f if :f ig x ,K -P I 71 ' ' ' .3 f 1 51 Q fk' Q. ' 4. 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'U -. .-, - Ku - ' ,, N , ' -.y --vwfsh , J 'GIQQJN V Q N KV - - ,i :Ma .., 6 t A , ,, A . ,- X r 1 ' . -M0 1 --15 AM 1 K 1 lv N S.. , A J.. nf nt . K M. W' ' Q ,Mn . . '1f,i'v!,- ' ' Y... -gm . ' ' .K - - - aff--L. P' - lp- Q Q., ' 'V ' ,. - . W 35 ., . , , - K . wt, Y . K P w -2. A 1 - P ' , far... ..,, ' .1 --' V 4c BAND QQ . P - A L ,- via-...,., m I f if '. I 31, if ' 4 i f F l l it fi! it it tl: I 5 it 1 1 V -Qu-a-x - 2'-.-Q1 4 .-9--...fl i 'U-4-Q' 5 lie-QE? 'Q . ., , . sf sq - if I 5 . . . Qe- A -'f:f '5'f' 1 4?'t Q, r s . qi.,?wMhk in . S: 'Pf- The excellent Marshall High School Band, State Division Winners in 1951, performed ori- ginal half-time festivities at the local football games, had the distinction of being invited to play at the U. of M. football game in Ann Arbor, and played for local programs, shows and parades. At the District Band Festival this year they were First Division Winners which qualified them for State for the sixth straight year. Marshall can Well be proud of its music department. . pg. 1'- 'KYB -IST?'fe5'g9Qi',9F'kfffcQ:P5i?'l P P gf 'Q-,5w,:t V 15 yung. - fvyyf , . 7 Klgwrng- N W 1. ,C 'f1f 'fZfV' ' ' 'Y fm 'v 3 'fit ,Q fx Qs 1 C? Q? - X Z F QE' ' l a ,, X0 Q. v - 'sg' - S ff' ' 1 2 L E31 Q Wir f f B .3 'V lv 4 - 2' 1 , y , 1 ,E Q W X it A is l, a .,f, s l 1- m S, 5' X By. P, P1 3 'NA' 1 an ,LW - 5 if 'V ... A rylk A i' l ... . X f l . , V x',k? , 5 x K 1 . - I K ' . . -9 25 55 wt L' ' LV- 'A , ,G at ' XV G Bottom low Cl-rl Eleanor Boughton, Gail Corbett, Louise Williams. 2nd row tl-rl Phyllis Bobinson, Shirley Shreve, Beverly Rouse, Marilyn Williams. 3rd row tl-rl Martha Geiger, Norma Corwin, Iudy Young, Ianet Huepenbecker. 4th row fl-rl Eloise Stamptler, Norma lean Myers, Francis McCloud, Shirley Prese-can. Bottom row tl-rl Peggy Waidely, Ioan Goodrich, Bolene Cummings, Gary Mulvaney, Duane Young. 2nd row tl-rl Gail Cole, Darcy Puff, Bon Hess, Clark Mead, Iim Thunder. 3rd row Cl-rl Meg Wallace, Beverly Rouse, Bon Robinson, Ken Duckham, Don lones, Chuck Pemberton. 4th row Clfrl ludy Young, Barbara Gatken, Ken Coleman, David Thompson, Paul Mead, Lewis Shellenberger, Tom Butts. ft tw r fw- ' P it it Y? Li ,v,J,g-it me t 4, :4r1i,3,:gxV,-, ,' 'Yf:f'1,.fi?j .- ' P K, ' ' A, ' Q Lf 4 ,.f. 1 L' K, - ' -Q a r ' X .. 'ah ,E Q 1 l'i'Q'.: L .F Ni. '- ' A . ,J 1 U- f R ' . . CJ 1 1 ,9 I ,, ' K. x ' x .- 'L gf 5, A 5 t 2 so X lx ..' , Nw L, cg qv-1 vw ff - L. Kr if we--1 ww sw- , Bottom row Clfrl Shirley Bidwell, Patsy Palmer, HDOUUC1 Qjffisgllf illzilmlene Woildworlll' 2nd row Cl-rl Margaret MCGQZ lil? KEY, NON? Mllcvltfgg SOS UQ mm' 3rd row Clfrl Yvonne Willric , ai lares, oan 1 1 . I' P 4th row Cl-rl Emily Chalmers, Virginia Bauer, loan Bocho, Mr- W11klUS0U- Bottom row Clerl Melvin ller, Lewis Lawrence, lohn Hendricks, Lynn Chapman, Eleanor McGee, 2nd row Cl-rl Gary Kelloqa, Boy Noble, Bob Allen, Beverly Sweet, Phyllis Vanllenberq, Marqaret McGee, 3rd row Cl-rl Tom Sellers, Phil Levey, Vera Seiler, Beverly Haines, Mr. Wilkinson. 4tl1 row fl-rl Fred Hanlce, Gene Brunson, loe Broughton, Norma Warner, Erna Von King, VVilma Hnqlies, llalt Pliares, Pat Goodrich. f, A H Hr 'Y S Q Q wg N M -. x S 1-13:4 0 Sf: i 5+ Q e ' V 1, ., , 1, -2 ,gc . Q .gtg xv f Q y I AMATEUR SHOW RING CIRCUS 5 I' ,.', .1 fl , I: : , ,l ,fig 545213. nigh- Qzspgf Qld! 'Jew -1 if iw A.-'ffm ,ff-eg. 'r' Qin' . I pf . i: an ' air' , ! ' ' I H 2 it 'Taz' 8- Q. , R-1 ,Q 'Q a li . ' r 55, gf1y,:1l X m f? fw2'.i?fl,53i, ' ' .A- - 3631-L,-if fm.h..gf'?1f2f'lf,2g,Pf1?f .3 W I K ri' K is, i VA' ni. 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A gl 'V ,W 1 ' M-seam A group of Mrs. MacVean's students who are working in art, such as murals, water colors, charcoal, etc., are learning to use to the tullest extent their creative abilities. 1' tk Q,---4-., 2 J 'Z-.X M.H.S. girls learn how to prepare themselves for fuller and more useful lives in the home living dept.: cooking under Miss Hein's supervision and sewing with Mrs. Foster. V W' in-M' iv- 5 fm e- 'L' 4' ,..4-lf 'wr-M ms oi experienc e in Shop, and ,rf an X1 Xecxm ho W to CGD e chairs Boys in MHS. ioke cdvomuqe oi Mr. Hc1mson's ye and Ko do GH wpes oi wood working, pkxskics, ekc. ?' W Q 2 s ' 3 Q ni-li f e W X' ar' -q m A mmnn-in ia lluinli and wasan 'iiiw ,IL 1 fr It is vital for everybody to be able to think and reason correctly-to be able to derive the right solutions from a given set of facts. This process is learned in algebra, solid geometry and all the other math classes. Y 'Qi W fu fwjifix One has io be able io reason not only in theory but also in practical everyday situations, such as solving problems in bookkeeping and learning how to represent solid figures on ilat paper, mechanical drawing. P' V X Vfwhvug ,,'s. if, wal. xy M, I gs guholv - vzilfflljf Q ,r fs- Ag 11 I L L fi -me TIM if -X 'l - Ai! ir. .. A J 5 , wx W f . J-2 ' i , L 5 f. 1- - A ' M we ww . X ,N ' 3.0 af JV X. J, 5,1 35 A KU YF! I 1 pit!! m K Problems to be understood olso lie in the world of ndtu- rol phenomena, in such related fields ds physics, oqri culture ond chemistry. I ...ssi- q. V S, 9, ff- K1 ,A 2 K Y., xx, x ji' gfffw-if ' 'fs ' 3 Q I i S 3 A I 4 x qi' r . ,Nw-qw AAL ,Q v ,xx 'wry YM. N 4 , ,.... J L fi ts' A high school is also devoted to trying to teach us how others live, think, play, their ideals and problems, both contemporary peoples' cmd other qenerotior1s', so thot we con profit by their mistakes and refrain from committing the some errors. . . Learning to be tolerant of other people is accomplished in the American history classes, gov eminent, the English classes, world history and all the other social science classes. This knowl edge is vital to successfully orient yourself in later lite. 1' 1- N. X 1393? , Hflx x ln Biology the functioning of natural processes is observed, and in Basic Living the Senior boys find out and discuss the essentials to a mature outlook on life, in the attempt to understand what makes them and others operate the Way they do. .M NA X5 4' fy 3'9 7,1 f N A 3 X QN1. ,.i-lx... f ,gf gg? f X-3. ,x if--Kggsgq.. Q ,X...xb. -. Y.. 1 , f xr ,. ig gf Q5 .. .MQ ff M, was SEM N-Q9 X Sri S' x sr .Q 323' . S' ' if-. Kwffg . .1 5. W. . wg,-. iss :Ri-X ' il 2 X' .Q 51. .gf .... fA K ii. RQ, ,. .gig ,f-1 ...A 2 S Q. Y . Q-mf-N.:-.f l wx 4 1 ' i s .. QT Q Board of Education A. C. Hemmmqsen 0180 President Abs Gb' ' Z9 'bg' ei SSO wil? xmgqggieaeoi fS,fQry67O,P 'QCOW Allied p B.X X 99 TIL- ' SIL 9' 'QWSK Sfe-Q aff Administration Q26 QQX 2056 C, . KN aYQodxQ2-5 H. W. Holmes Superintendent On next Iune four- teenth Western Mich- igan College of Edu- cation will conier the honorary degree, Doctor ot Education, on Mr. Holmes. in recognition ot his su- perior administrative record and his dyna- mic personal leader- ship. fqigfoe 4 55 'Sf for dog r fo 0, 55.1, fre . ofor 'Q 5-s 9196 FS- X,--XAQCYQQCYQK ASSJSIQ ' 6 is UQ Xi XY Odev Seoreffle xfyke 613, MEL AUSSIEKER B.S.-St. Louis Unlver- sity. St. Louis. Mo. DON R' Physical Education Coach-Football. Track IOSEPH R. COOPER B.S.-Western Michigan College. Kalamazoo. Mlch. M.A.-Unlverslty ot Mlch- lgan. Ann Arbor. Mlch. Reserve Coach. Football and Basketball Baseball Coach--General Science-Guidance Sponsor-Ir. Hi Student Councll CHADDERDON B.M.-University ot Ml- aml. Coral Gables. Florida M.M.-Michigan State College. East Lansing. Mlch. Director ol Instrumental Muslc HENRY W. CUNNINGHAM LB.-Greenville College. Greenville. Ill. M.A.-Unlverstty ot Mlch- tgan. Ann Arbor. Mlch. American Hlstory. De- bate. Speech Co-sponsor-Senior Cldll CLAIRE BEECHLER A.B.-'University of Mlch- tgan. Ann Arbor. Mich. English 8. 10 -Spanish I. II Sponsor-Spanlsh Club Secretary-Treasurer- Teachers' Club FACULTY WILLIAM M. CRUMRINE A.B.-Ashland College. Ashland. Ohlo M.A.-Unlverslty ol Mlch- tgan. Ann Arbor. Mlch. Chemlstry. Physics Chairman ot Guidance Committee FRED T. CHANEY B.S.-Northern State Col- lege oi Education. Marquette. Mlch. M.A.-University ot Mlch tgan. Ann Arbor. Mlch Typing I-Bookkeeping II and III Trl-Sponsor-Commercial Club LOUISE M. DIEHL LB.-Michigan State Normal College, Ypsl- lantl. Mlch. B.S.-Western Mlchlgan College. Kalamazoo. Mlch. M.A.-University oi Mlch- lgan. Ann Arbor, Mlch. High School Engllsh Sponsor-Iunlor Hlstorl- cal Society IAMES E. DIES A.B.-Albion College. Albion, Mlch. Drlver Education. Noon Recreation Assistant Reserve Foot- ball Coach Golf Coach . 59. inf- Hangul' X X lf f' J X IVAN FLESER B.S.-Western Michigan College, Kalamazoo, Mich. M.A.-University ot Mich- igan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Bth grade American History World Geography, Assist- ant Baseball Coach Sponsor-I-Ii-Y MABEL E. HUMPHREY A.B.-Western Michigan College. Kalamazoo. Mich. Mathematics-Penman- ship EVELYN KEYES A.B.-Michigan State Normal College. Ypsl- lanti. Mich. English 7 and 9 Co-sponsor-Freshman Class RUBY DRAUGHON A.B.-Western Michigan College, Kalamazoo, Mich. Social Studies H. H. HARRISON B.S. Western Michigan College, Kalamazoo. Mich. Industrial Arts Co-sponsor-Freshman Class MARTHA P. FOSTER B.S.-Michigan State Col- lege, East Lansing, Mich. Homeliving Co-sponsor-F.I-LA. EDWARD O. KAY B.S.-Western Michigan College, Kalamazoo. Mich. M.A.-University ot Mich- ' igan, Ann Arbor, Mtch. Basketball Coach. Assist- ant Football Coach Mathematics RUTH ANN ERSKINE A.B.-Michigan State College, East Lansing. Mich. M.A.-University ot Mich- igan. Ann Arbor, Mich. Graduate Study-Cornell University, Ithaca. New York Plane Geometry, Ad- vanced Algebra Trlgonometry, Solid Geometry Co-sponsor-Senior Class SUSAN HEIN B.S.-Michigan State Col- lege. East Lansing. Mich. Homeliving Co- ponsor-F.H.A. .JM PHYLLIS MELVIN B.S.-Western Michigan College. Kalamazoo, Mich. Physical Education Sponsor-G.A.A. EDWARD A. KNOB B.S.E.-Mansfield. Pa. Instrumental Music RUTH W. MACVEAN B.S.-Northern Michigan College ot Education. Marquette. Midl- Art Sponsor-Usher Club FRANCES MERRITT FRANCES A. MILLER Librarian Sponsor-Library Club FACU LTY DONALD MACVEAN A.B.-Western Michigan College. Kalamazoo. Mich. M.A.-University ol Mich- igan. Ann Arbor. Mich. Government and Interna- tional Relations Co-sponsor-Iunior Class President-Teachers' Club M.A.-University oi Mich- A K 'H i- Q my i . ,., Q. ax BESS C. MURRAY B.S.-Maryville S.T.C. Maryville. Mo. M.A.-Columbia Univer- sity. New York, New York English. lournalism Drama Coach ELIZABETH RHINEHART A.B.--Michigan State College, East Lansing, Mich. Typing and Shorthand Tri-Sponsor-Commercial Club . , . ... . ,.f.s...-g.. C9,v,,,Xw-o-n- -OX 'Q' EDNA MAE SHAFER A.B.-Western Michigan College. Kalamazoo. Mich. M.A.-University oi Mich- igan, Ann Arbor. Mich. Latin I and II. English 8 Sponsor-Latin Club Co-sponsor-Sophomore Class CULVER D. WILCOX B.S.-Michigan State Col- lege. East Lansing, Mich. M.A.-Michigan State College. East Lansing. Mich. Biology, General Science Sponsor-Biology Club BARBARA WRESINSKI A.B.--Western Michigan College. Kalamazoo. Mich. 7th and 8th grade Reading 9th grade English in K 'wr 'iam 'Q IESSIE G. TRUESDELL B.S.-Western Michigan College. Kalamazoo, Mich. M.A.-University of Mtch- igan. Ann Arbor, Mich. World History-United States History Counselor LG ROTHNEY B.S.-Michigan State Col- lege. East Lansing. Mich. Vocational Agriculture Sponsor-F.F.A. X-VL STANLEY MARTIN SPOON ER B.S.-Alliance College. Alliance. Ohio M.A.-University of Mich- igan. Ann Arbor. Mich. Algebra I-Geometry Co-sponsor-Sophomore Class W. A. WILKINSON A.B. Central Michigan VIRGIL UITVLUGT B.S.-Central Michigan Teachers College. Mt. Pleasant. Mich. Bookkeeping-7th grade Mathematics Tri-sponsor-Commercial Club College. Mt. Pleasant. Mich. Vocal Mullc Mr. Holmes alias lzaak Walton. P1 5-l'Q bf' U-44' FACULTY l X Mr. and Mrs. Kay ai the G.A.A. iorrnal. Riqht: Teachers are not too proud to apple- polish sometimes. s5,,r' '1- 1 Below: The students honoring Miss Diehl on her birthday. P . I W. 'v' . 1 fag 'K ...Ja lie genuine jawenifesu... yS 4 -at e f :P-E sir I classes al 57and 56 7th Grade-Back Bow-elerry Alexander, lames Anderson, Brenda Barnum, Ernest Beadle, Eugene Beadle, Ellen Bisel, Bernard Blair. Row 2vDennis Casey, lackie Carlisle, Merritt Cady, Ianice Brownell, Sondra Brott, Ioyce Brown, George Brooks, lim Bennett. Bow 3-Betty Chism, Alice Church, Bill Church, Delores Clark, Bill Clayborn, Ioan Cohen, Shirley Corwin, Shir- ley Culberson, lames Davidson, Sharon Duane. Row 4--Bill Dickey, Gary Diekema, Karen Eberhardt, Barbara Farmer, Bill Goodrich, Ethel Guilford, Claireen Hamilton, Ioyce Hemmingsen. Bow 5-Mary Hess, Sandra Holt, lean Anne Hubbard, Betty Irish, Harold Iames, Bernard Katz, Donald Daye, loyce Lalflame. Row 6-Duane Laing, lohn Lawrence, Kathy Leary, Bob Levey, Carolyn Lewis, Loretta Lockwood, Margaret McKenzie, Karen McLain, lda McLain, Ellen Melly, Jeanine Merritt. 7th Gradefe-Back Bow-David Holibaugh, Gerald Milatz, Charles Miller, Demaris Miller, Nancy Miller, Wanda Miller, Doreen Mitchell, Margaret Okon, Joyce Oldham. Bow Ze-Doran Osborne, Helena Page, David Pardoe, Kenneth Patton, Roberta Patton, Peqqy' Sue Prettyman, Albert Quick, George Quick, Barbara Ranger, Carmen Bendall. Bow 3fAlfred Beniger, Larry Bocho, Lewis Ruddock, Bob Serr, lrene Shepherd, lames Staley, Bill Struwin, Stuart Tenney. Bow 4eBob Summerfield, Bob Thomas, ludy Thompson, Bob Thorson, Ginger Trine, Eleanor Tucker, Peggy Warner, Harlow Watson. Bow 5---Clarence Williams, Milford Willis, Carlene Wilson, Gene Wilson, Lawrence Wilson, Valeria Wilson, Marilyn Wood, Lois Wright, Bosemary Wright. ? 59901 9 lllfktk 1: xv tx ie? Es c -1 K gi 81 'Back Rowe-fflanice Allen, Patty Brink, Gloria Broughton, Bill Bush, Karen Caswell, Ellen Currie, lanet DeLaney. Row 2 -Francis Drake, loe Dudley, lanice Bash, George Farley, Dickie Gary, Arthur Hamlin, Charlene lacaues. Row Seflini lones, Peggy Lambka, Bob Lawrence, Ioanne McClintic, Ianice Pardoe, Richard Rodriguez, IoAnn Rossell. Row fl, - Beverly Tate, Bob Vincent, lim Wilson, Phyllis Winsor, Richard VVise, Danny Youngdahl. Sf Back Row -Patty Anisler, loyce Baird, Kenny Bischoff, Georgia Bisel, Carolyn Buck, Alice Clute, Barbara Crowell, David Dickinson. Row Ze -lohn Eioper, Sue Gibbs, Gerald Gordiner, Phyllis Green, Marlene Herrington, Ann Hitchens, lohn Holt. Row See-lean Huff, Charlene lones, Bob Katz, Mickey Kloack, lohn McKiver, Lucille Moon, Larry G'Melay. Row 4-A Merritt Pierce, Carolyn Place, Anna Ray, Ronald Robinson, Iohn Rollins, lackie Russell, Torn Willicoinis. 'z::::r I, K, 1 n l WSVM la -Q if 'gg' ski Bow- loyce Adams, Dorothy Barnes, Betty Bemis, Bobby Brownell, Marilyn Delsaney, lohn Dt il ubertien, Bow 2 Buth Drake, ludy Enos, Tommy Gaskell, Elmer lrish, loe lenny, Daniel Keck, limmy Kimmel. Bow 3 lames Lauer, lohn Marshall, Arlene Merkle, lack Palmer, Mary Panqle, lanet Pardoe, Bill Pryer. RL'l.'f fl Albert Reed, Mary Belle Steel, Carol Stevens, lohn Tenney, Douglas Thunder, Gail Thunder, Bichard Vfcod, Barbara Wyant. 8' B1-fqrlq Bow- Art Adams, Kenneth Buck, Bay Baird, Norma Bennett, Merrill Cady, Kenneth Carleton, Eugene lllyoi. litow ffl Boaor Gard, Gerald Garrison, Gene Grandy, lohn Griffin, Lynwood Hunt, lohn Lanaridqe, Birrell Mathie. llow 3 Bill McLain, Neil Baber, Kenneth Bacine, lohn Baqsdale, Robert Bice, lerry Bichar, Donald Bocco. Pow 1 Duane Boothlisberqer, Tina Bamiraz, Sarah Schultz, Royce Staley, Keith Weers, Leo Wilson, Delores Wyqarit. liz lads and lass CES ..... If 1' 4.5. 4 ,rf ff? i' L 5 Q 5 Ci xiff, mm 9'5- fj' ,Q 54, .f I J ef? ,Q v al '55..... L up M g DAVE DEMOTT 1oYcE LAP1-IAM' QQ non Lnwxs 'R PRESIDENT VICE-PRES. SEC--TREA5 in K' - A Res. Football J VV Band Res- Football x Res. Basketball if Biology Club Res- Busketbull ,Aim ' , F Latin Club lt Student Council Q 12 LL my Biology Club 'lr if Q 7 X C ' Biology Club '2' G.A.A. M L X Y -L3 Baseball ff 'S. X ,rf A ' Track A DN DONNA ADAMS F.l-LA. BELLAIRS Latin Club DONNA BIGLEY F.H.A. ,LR X V .J- IACQULON BUSKIRK F .H.A. dm RICHARD ALLEN PHYLLIS BAKER CHARLOTTE LARRY F.F.A. G.A.A. BARGER BARTLETT sr. Band G.A.A. ' b Latin Clu BEVERLY BENNETT G.A.A. F.l-LA. Sr. Band Biology Club CAROL BEUKER G A A Latin Club of V. ms- . '. ,lf - D -' lm gf A ll :-v lj: Q Y ROBERT HM BRUBAKER BRAMBLE F.F.A. Biology Club THOMAS M. BUTTS BIDWELL G A A lee Club IVAN CARTER NANCY CAMPBELL G.A.A. Spanish Club Ir. Hist. Soc. s- f - 1, ART CASEY F.F.A . Latin Club IANICE CASEY F.H.A. E Nd fi- l i PHYLLIS COATS ROLAND COATS .' 0 Q I A 'X' ll lx' 1' 9 ef' t1'i 'W' 3-A? xy , NE F Q, si x ,. N C , ,v.', - L -. l 1 .:. f I. f 1 if IANICE COHEN KEN COOK GAIL CORBETT G.A.A. F.F.A. Glee Club Band Biology Club Y! 9' .1 2 fl fi- Y K ' ' L' 1 f f H , loollt Q if 1 It fe- f A A X RUTH COX EDNA CROWELL DONALD DAY ALBERT G.A.A. F.F.A. DELANEY Cheerleading Glee Club Latin Club Library Club ANN CORRIGAN Sr. Band IOHN DELANEY lr. I-list. Soc. Biology Club Res. Football DAVID DELANO fa vs C fix M I I9 PHYLLIS FROHM K I -W' I C' 'Cl . ' V Q Y ,v :- f ff I Q IPX L J , A I Y , ,, X IERRY GATES MARTHA Cadet Band GEIGEH G.A.A. Glee Club ' Y V ' . 5 i I . 3 - fwfr I A X ' Ci . -...4Suii4,.,g,,. 4.1 fi - 1 7 PAT GOODRICH KENNETH DAVID Choir HAGELSHAW HAINLINE F.F.A. Band Band za I -5' lx .,,,.X A, : A k T I I - . in ' miifliiv BEVERLY IOAN HALL MARY HALL HAINES G.A.A. G.A.A. Cheerleader Choir Commercial Club YT'-To I - T 'N -- la . H-' f ,. -'Q ' E M -. V 5-y.jvQ , fb vi i 'X df L A Z , Q- -,1l' ,rf't PHIL I. DONNA HARRIS HARVEY HARRINGTON F.l-LA . HAWKS IANET DELANO Sr. Orchestra Ir. Orchestra BEVERLY DICKEY Band G.A.A. Orchestra Latin Club Ir. I-list. Soc. J f 1' F, la ,f Q :ns I I , v 1 V' T! ' 'I' f , Yi YB 1 fl 1: RICHARD WOODY LARRY EISHEN VIRGINIA DUCKHAM DUNHAM F.F.A. EMMETT F.F.A. Res. Basketball G.A.A. Biology Club Spanish Club Library Club at iam r' 3 E IOAN FARMER BILLY FAST MARCILLE G.A.A. FAST P.H.A. G. . ' I f I a vl , ' q . an U. 7 2 . .71 ' tl l xk Ll :is 0 we Q. .fll-. Q, faf' ' H DAN' FOSTER IULI FOX , vs-Qt 5 v b' I I .: ! ix Q' Ft F- Y D54 ,, ,A X. 'bu K DAVID lv 4.3 HALLADAY 'ig . . . Band ' ' Res. Football ROSEMARY - ,L FRANCISCO VA 1, KA -f V . . Q K ':'- , ., . r Q K I ji ,AX X A it , SHIRLEY IACK M. HAZEL HAYES Commercial Club G.A.A. Spanish Club ,3 G- 4srX Y . IUDITH FARLEIGH Latin Club in 'Gt ver' CHARLES FLYNN Res. Football , , x WILBUR FOX IR. F.F.A. C - . 13 CHARLES FREDERICK 5 A cAno1.YN HEATH G A A 4 4 i 1 -pl V 1 RICHARD HERMAN F F A RONALD HESS Choir ANN HARRIET GRACIA PATTY HOLT IANET HILLABRANT HILLABRANT HOELTZEL Latin Club HUEPENBECKER G.A.A. G.A.A. G,A.A. G.A.A. Latin Club Latin Club Latin Club Glee Club Ir. l-list. Soc. Ir. l-list. Soc. lr. Hist. Soc. Library Club v A l ' 'i Fl t'f'f,j A N 5' BILL 3 'Tai fl ciub Ty' F' , A S . f A Milla' ,-9.1.2, ' OC .. ' . 41 , PAUL I-IUMISTON VAUGHN PHYLLIS IOYCE ANN IR. IACKSON IONES KATZ Res. Football Res. Football G.A.A. Latin Club Commercial Club Orchestra 0, . 1 if ' ., A DICK g A y 1 V Awnsucs . p tin Club . . will Y W and 9 i 4, I ' M 8 , it r, V A IOYCE ATZ VIOLA KATZ TONIA KIBLER G.A.A. G.A.A. Biology Club ,ZW It ROBERT MAES SHIRLEY MARGARET I if ,ww if Latin Club MAHRLE MAISNER P ? Student Council G.A.A. G.A.A. I Biology Club Spanish Club IERRY KIMMEL IIM KNAPP ' ' Res. Football Res. Football f 4 ' n 1 Res. Basketball Res. Basketball ' 1. K Biology Club lSec.l Biology Club ' - Commercial Club Latin Club - Sr. Band Band A tl.. 4' I , FRANCES MARILYN GLADYS IERROLD MCCLOUD McKEE MCKIVER MERRITT F.H.A. G.A.A. G.A.A. G.A.A. Cadet Band FJ-LA. Glee Club f., I non - I la. M- ,vw JACKIE KOTSCH G.A .A. F.I-LA. CAROL LAWCOCK Latin Club ,1 X :fbi 4 RICHARD LOGAN Res. Football SHIRLEY MAKEMSON F . I-LA. mmercial Clu Club IANICE MILATZ Latin Club T PHYLLIS ROBINSON G.A.A. F.I-LA. Glee Club K 'J' - .400-7,1 J tif: FRANCES ROLLIN S G.A,A. om 5 R C w BEVERLY SAWYER F .H .A. J 1 N , t I rf' ANITA SHREVE SALLY SPERRY G.A.A. TERRY MILLER G.A.A. ' Library Club PATTY SAGER Sr. Band ii! HANS SCHULER VELDA Res, Football SHAHPSTEEN Biology Club 7 5.L5'ifff 1 Ita. Q NANCY I. DARRELL SLEEPER SMITH Spanish Club ff-sf I WFS' ek, hiv' Q gg? , o.f':g::::ti BILL MARY STORR STARKWEATHER GJ-LA. Latin Club F.H.A. Biology Club Spanish Club '... N K A ' in t I v ' li f 'Q llzq f IOHN MOSS IIM MURRAY Res. Football F.F-A. Band Res. Football Biology Club T1'CICk Ir. l-list. Soc. Latin Club HELEN O'KON Library Club Spanish Club lg.. , .buf t at , ' iw A NORMA MOORE RON MORRISON Football Club Ir. I-list. Soc. .,ff I SHIRLEY LARRY MYERS NOBLE F.F.A. ga, i f sm gp, y If .- R5 I ' PATSY LOU PAULINE PAUL PALMER G.A.A. Glee Club Library Club affifilk lf-lil 2 , .l ln it if .bg 1 i T-Q, PHYLLIS NORTON F.l-LA. Choir 'lr TOMMY PETCH F.F,A. MARILYN PHYLLIS PRIM IOYCE QUADA X POTTER Latin ub G.A.A. 4 A G.A,A, Biology Club T , P.H.A. 4' ' I Latin Club ' by V Commercial Club 1 s YANCEY ' 'F slvnm 1, Sr. Band K' r'X i K mx K , H nnucs RAPP HM MPP iii T' A 4 , I RBA. Bioioqy Club bl K - V Cdtg d A N , 4, I cr e I an 55 , A 1 Commercial Club k, g .--- ,A W Q 'Yi Q 1 5 I -.3 elf - ty CLIFFORD IEAN TENNEY TAYLOR G.A.A. Commercial Club A Kits, ,vg,?:S:g.sw as , was 5-1 1413 'IMI' Hi fmt f .-.V 4- t Band MARY TENNEY , DAVID THOMAS G.A.A. gif 5 F.F.A. ,-of 'Nv- KETURAH THUNDER G.A.A. Sr. Band Sr. Orchestra Spanish Club , - fs' A A an .W -is - . 1 Qi DUANE TREMP MARILYN JANET TRINE FRANKLIN VAHS SANDRA I Biology Club TRENT G.A.A. F.F.A. VELLIQUETTE Sr. Band G.A.A. Latin Club F.l-LA. Sr. Band Library Club Sr. Band Sr. Band Biology Club an -f as fw- GLADYS WILLIAMS Commercial Club Library Club BETTY non wALxnn noNN1E ivrrzs WALLACE S ' wA1DsL1cH WALKER GAA. 2 ' v G:A.A. Choir gf' ,. 1 Sf , flifr 'K A ,510 5 7 4 I 1 I MARILYN JEAN PATSY WILSON A ' I - -' I y ff y, 3 WILLIAMS GAA. - fp- AT- I -if F.H.A. . 5 y x ' , Q , 2 is-.,. J. any it nM WEADICK DALTON B. Jos wr-urs ' 7 Beginning Band WEAVER F.P.A. , F.r.A. .,.. ., . -J I' 7 8,1 7. all 1. f 1 gy ,pf 5 'mfg 33 if 5 .-', f i I - ,f K, as :af if 3 Q K in ,. 1 I - f fb L L J C' 1 1 , R' 1' n . 7 I --.ff N' SHIRLEY WHITE SHIRLEY ANN G.A.A. WILKERSON Library Club Spanish Club 4 SHARON GAY BILL WILSON CLIFTON WISE PAUL H. WOOD WILSON Res. Football F.F.A. G.A.A. Res. Football Biology Club Library Club Latin Club 'E 0 , if I, I , ,v ' ,ai 'X MARGARET DAVID YECK IUDY YOUNG WOODHAMS Res. Football G.A.A. G.A.A. Glee Club Spanish Club Choir KARL ZINN Sr. Band Sr. Orchestra Res. Football Latin Club .ES 64 lugs and qielsn... 0971 .M '51 . 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Soc. G.A.A. k. ist. Soc. ' H n f? F , J .2 sss - A f A N .A N SHR!-EYfb'5A DON CAYMAN AHOY- CABUS EMU-Y ANN LN,. CAINES Orch. CHALMERS gg. G.A.A. Gxee cm K an Y-H-PM N . A. N. ' 4. .5 5 Ap X s A Rlggtin quruw IULIA COLE Q .X .sagem wfl Dom-D C., . Hlst. Soc, Track ox F.P.A. If. Hisf' Soc- suv 'roM CRO PATRICI5 Cox mv: cU1-BERSON F.F.A- Orch- dr. fr Ir. mst- SOC' fi, WWF L 2 'y ' ' 'LR gl A - cg. A -' A l 1 - . 5 iL 9 li 5 HOWARD CULP IOHN NANCY LORENE KEN DUCKHAM MARY DEI-AYNE 5' ,, Comm. club DeMOTT, IR. DICKEY DOOLITTLE F.F.A. DUDLEY DUNN lf Sr. Band Latin club Sr. Band Sr, Band Orch. Ir. Hist. Soc. Baseball Var. Football GAA. Res. Basketball Biology club A f Track Usher club 4, , Q U T' Y' 'V 5 i . Q -4' if t -af b ia s z G IJ' , E5 -,, uv Q R' If ' lf: X 17' L i A 144 f A if X, SHARON DIVER NORMA EASH SHERRYw l 1-'JY k LONA DARYI. EATON BERNARD Latin club Sr. Band EASTERDAY EASTWOOD F.F.A. EDGELI. G.A.A. Orch. G.A.A. Ir. Hisi. SOC. Ir. Hisf. Soc. 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M, W9 5 vm 'Uh tb. . 2' 5 Q' 'Ip ax s EY FETCH Dfncy PU RUTH mv L cztin club N , l Choir GPXI: RANIg:ggD MARGARET i ' ' - - Football REED Ly G.A.A. 6, Spanish dub 7 , fi , Q 'J' YA ' X .Q W, Vt, - sa - Q- . . if I A 'A 3 my hx K . L ' 6 , 8 SX K ' , 1 A B if 'x iv g h 4 an .4-W 4-A A-' N' fC ' J O LI EDY 1, f 'Q' -- a J GA. AHRY ' ' 1- .Q P Pa f 'Y C A' REINC BETHEL MAE 4 W , 49:4 . Omni dub xr mszvzczn GARY RIVERS . :pl A K 4 I QQ 4 rg ff. Hzst. SOC. OFCh. Foofbqll .. i if-f X m -, .t Qb: ., IHL, ' g : BG:-wbcll ,,, 5 ' JIM scon' If' Hfsf- Soc. g s Homme PAULFETMIDT Res. foofbguu Res. football Ir. I-Iisi. LSOC. Res' ?i-iift G Bm 15? X I.- S' 1 G.A.A. .YH -I I, GERALD THOMAS Basketball BETTY WATERS F.H.A. jr. l-list. Soc. Comm. club LLOYD WILSON - If BOBFSEXTQN .F.A. . . , . LEWIS . .. SHELLENBERGER i ' , School Service .fa L9 'Q ww' i qv GENE STEELE m 'C --r l . T N HM THUNDER Choir rv- ' N' .ff , oj cr 1 0 N Choir DAVlD BOBBlE STORR MERLENE f.H.p., l smuwm su'r1-1f.m.ANn G.P-LA. G.A.A. Biology club Latin club 5 1 1 6. ' 'rf' . To S DDS HS J 9 . .5 l h . '.,: VI .' I -4 S 1 - Qi Mmonn BARBARAU, Bonn: wnma TRYLXCK VOLSTROMER G.A.A., Band F.F.A. lr. Hlsl. Soc. Usher club Comm. club Lakin club '- wk wk PM xp -7'7JX- N, 42 4 . Z . I 5' L D A CAHOLYN CARROL BNN 'LAURA WATSON WENDORF WILKXNSON NNTLLIAMS G.A.A. Spanish club Fl-l.A. Orch. lf! Latin club Sr. Band M' ..- lr. Hist. Soft. V U , . . 1 A . i b N 1 . T ' 1 T af M X o D o nose comms Aucs wooos ,Q wt-Irmom: wonromu GAA. 5 Res. ioolball F.H.A. 3 - '- . Lalin club 1, FMNcrs WOODS Football MARY SHR EVE Glee Club 5 SHIRLEY SHR1-:VE Glee Club .ig 5 V' rj? --f - ROBERT IANICE SWEET SWALWEU- G.A.A. F,F,A, Usher club ,f 14 .fyf PHYLUS WARSOP G.A.A. F .l-LA. Comm. club I J ROSE mm WOO MHRLE G.A.:F W00Dwg:m BLAINE Latin club Glee Club Y:RlGH'r .F.A Ir. Hist. Soc' Y ' . l , PS2 ' R 5' sig SU- 1 fi sg. ,ggi .lv , W '5 lf-D I ' k':: ' sl-um.r:Y ' LAPHAM . we , VICE-PRES. W , 55 G.A.A. Spanish Club -SA 1 ' .: Usher Club 4 ' 'jf Ir. Play crew co- 'ig V 2 chrmn. IEAN MARILYN SCHINDI-EB ALBRECH1' SEC- TREF-S G.A.A., F.H.A. F.H.A. Library Club Ushe A Club Ir' Fgjjbca Ir. Play crew ,Wt 1 - frirli l' fi iii S Q. Q S 4 5 t worms: M. ' X ALEXANDER Spanish Club , ry.' Commercial Club 1 Library Club -ff M- ilifltlf- 'iisfffig . . .. . Speech Ir. play crew . . .-. ..-t... . A525 , f 'ft ig? R '31-... f 1' :Li ,: .?5,t:59 X gl .Y dv L in , 7 f wg P if if .,1, , , t ke BOB ALLEN LILLIAN BAKER MARIE BAKER VIRGINIA PAT BEATTIE RUSSELL ARDETH BLACK NORMA IEAN Football, Track Glee Club G.A.A., F.l'l.A. BAUER G.A.A. BIDWELL G.A.A. I BODEN Choir Ir. Play crew Latin Club G.A.A. Commercial Club F.F.A. Spanish Club Library- Club Ir. Play cast G.A.A. Biology Club Glee Club lr. Play crew Football Biology Club COm1T19fC1CllClt-tb Amateur Show Library Club Amateur Show lf- P1017 CFGW Ir. Play crew Commercial Club F.H.A. E Q 'L Q. F RW' if 1? 'nr . 41 -': W- . V sfitx' 'gk .'-. 1 5, Riagg 2 i f f .X 1 t - r - V' 5'-e. , . -X J ELEANOR AUDREY BOYD DON RRENNER DAVID JIMMY BURTON ,OYCE CARTER PAT CASEY GLADYS BOUGHTON G.A.A. Basketball BURLINGAME Commercial Club G.A..A., F.l'l.A. COLEMAN Cwlee Club Spanish Club Baseball F.F.A- Latin Club COmm9YCiG1C1'-lb Ir, Plqy C551 Ir. Play cast Ir. Historical Soc. lr. Play cast 1' I' Q CHARLOTTE ROGER L. COLLINS CONLEY G.A.A. Golf F.H.A. Ir. Play cast Commercial Club Hi-Y i KATHALEEN ALAN DON COX COOK CORNWELL lr. Historical Soc. lr. Play crew Football Track Ir. Play cast Sr DURWOOD MARY ALYCE CURTIS DRUM Football, Track G,A,A, Basketball F.H.A. Baseball, Band Library Club GAY EASTERDAY G.A.A. Sr. Band Ir. Play cast DONNA FACE G.A.A., F.H.A. Jr. Historical Soc. Commercial Club Glee Club Ir. Play cast Ir. Play. cast Orchestra Glee Club Oueen's! Court Amateur Show 5? DAVID FOOTE BARBARA DOROTHY PETE ff! F.l:'.A. GAF KEN GASKELL GOLDBERG Ir. PlC1Y lasst. G.A.A., Choir G.A.A., F.H.A. Hi-Y directorl Usher Club lr. Historical Soc. T1'C1Ck Glee Club lr. Play crew lf- PICIY Cust Commercial Club 95- JOAN GOODRICH 1 ' Choir ' lunior Play Crew i X A I . NEIL GREEN Band Amateur Show KATHLEEN HUGGETT G . A . A. . os 5. ll' so- WE' L,.1 li f I 1 3 ,P f ,., x ' ilk 7 X -f 1 V X I x -, is I U: 5 K, BEULAH GROTH DORIS CECIL HAYES DONNA HESS BILL HIATT PHIL CHARLES G1ee Club HAPGOOD G.A.A. Spanish Club HUEPENBECKER HUGGETT F.H.A. Commercial Club lr. Play cast Football Commercial Club Ir. Play crew lr. Play crew Track Glee Club co-chmn. Band lr. Play crew W J I . V. -. .-1,4 .N .. V1 U I i f I W A , , gg '11 I IZ' f . KENNETH GAYLORD IOIE IACKSON GORDON IULIAN KATZ WILLIAM CARL EUGENE I-IUGGETT HUNT G.A .A. KARNS KIESSLING KILBOURN Track Usher Club F.F.A. F.F.A. Band lr. Play cast Baseball Football Re- lr. Play cast serves J: and crew 'I :Cl .41 C ERNAVON KING PADDY KINNE MARLENE KEN KRAMER IACQUELINE SHIRLEY DICK LORD IUDY I-UTZ G,A,A,, FJ-LA, G.A.A. KINNEY F.F.A. KRUMM LAWRENCE Band G.A.A. Bioloqy Club F.H.A. G,A,A. lr. Play cast G.A,A. Band Orchestra Commercial Club Ir, Play Cqsy Latin Club Library Club Commercial Club Glee Club lr. Play crew Ir. Play Crew Ir. Play crew Choir A .. ,W Q hx: IQ: 'd ,Q exits. iv I k'? I I I f ll j f I I I CHARLENE W. MARTHA I. NONA NORMA IEAN WILLIAM ROBERT NOBBS IANET NORTON RICHARD MCCAFFREY MERRITT MITCHELL MYERS NOBBS Commercial Club O'NEIL G.A.A., F.H.A. G.A.A. Glee Club G.A.A. Sr. Band Biology Club Spanish Club Commercial Club Amateur Show Library Club lr. Play crew Football lf- Pl-CIY CGS? Cwlee Club Ir. Play Crew Glee Club Latin Club COmmGfCiC1l Club lr. Play crew Commercial Club P1-rYu.xs I A IOYCE PEMBERTON I A ILAH PHARES PI-Ggggfcx PALMER G A A Q, Q Choir Orchestra ' ' ' G1 C1 b lr. Play cast F.I'l.A. ee u G.A.A., F.I'I.A. If- PIQY CGS' - Oueen's Court NX -. J SHIRLEY Y. PRESECAN G.A.A. Glee Club Commercial Club Ir. Play crew fchmn.l ff W RZ. BILL PRESTAGE Biology Club CAMILLA PRESTIDGE G.A.A., F.H.A. Latin Club Ir. Play crew Sr. Band NORM ROCHO SHIRLEY ANN PI-IYLLIS Baseball ROLLINS RUSSELL G.A.A.. F.H.A. Ir. Play cast G.A.A., F.I-LA. Ir. Historical Soc. and crew Commercial Club DALE RANGER IUNE A. RAPP in t .. Y' an . K. 'K F.F.A. Track Ir. Play crew NANCY SCHNICK G .A . A. Latin Club G.A.A. F.H.A. Ir. Play Crew SHIRLEY E. RIAL G.A.A. Commercial Club Glee Club MARY LOU SCHULTZ G.A.A. Latin Club Ir. Play cast .X ROBERT SEBRING F.F.A. Amateur Show LOUIS POSTULA Football Basketball Track 1' .Baseball X. J :P A I fl!! A L , kg 1151 Q11 I MARTHA ROBINSON G.A.A. Commercial Club lx I .. ' V 3 f' . ..,.t. 2 L ff-ff's GLADYS ROBERTS Latin Club Biology Club Sr. Band Amateur Show f , Tffflf HU L 1 if ilu fr Q Q. 5 VERA MAY SEILER G.A.A., F.I-LA. Commercial Club Library Club Choir, Glee Club Ir. Play Crew A t fir 23:2-. 3-EW 5 lu . wmv, I KENNETH KATHRYN YVONNE ELOISE CARLTON VIRGINIA KATHRYN SMITH SNYDER SPILLANE STALEY STAMPFLER STANLEY STORR SYDOW G.A.A. Glee Club F.F.A. G.A.A. G.A.A. Commercial Club Baseball F.l-LA. Commercial Club Ir. Play Crew lr. Play cast lr. Play Asst. , Director . - ir .1 P in . - on Lien ,k-k ,ggi - . D .QQ ,: ,f n . it ' 1 .... S 1 X D X.. if I ' L y . . s ii' B A. ,,,,,,,,, , , SHERRY A. BEVERLY PEGGY DICK WALKER DONNA WEIBLE ROBERT THOMAS VANDENBERG VAN ELST VAN ZANDT WAIDELY F.F.A. Latin Club WILKERSON Ir, Plqy Cast G,A,A, G,A,A, G.A,A, G.A.A., F.I-LA. Ir. Play cast Ir. Historical Soc. F.F.A. Choir Library Club F.l-LA. Spanish Club Sr. Band Football Ir. Play crew Ir. Play cast Library Club Bi0lOqy Club Commercial Club Commercial C11-lb Library Club DONNA Ir Pla WYGANT MARGARET ' Y CGS' G A A WYANT Choir, Glee Club ' ' ' -'L i'11i IOAN wn.r.rsoN wolfggkms , e.A.A. ' ssl .. F HA G.A.A. y G1 ' Cl' b Spanish Club 3 X ' Z i Ir Pie Cu Commercial Club -imgfg X ' GY few Ir. Play cast it -0 A currou - I' WRIGHT . I 1 X- XJ f NNN it ...Ja 54 men and 'V J .class af 52 mi Carolyn Bailey-exem- plifies musical emi- nence and all the fem- inine graces. Ellen Brooks-scintillat- ing dramatic talent coupled with willinq- ness to carry out any responsibility. Bill Burns-great ath- letic prowess and presi- dency of the Student Council. lean Collins - an un- canny ability to get along with fellow work- ers, and a never-failing asset to endless pro- jects, including this yearbook. SENICRS Honor and shame from no condition rise: Scholarship of superior caliber, faithful devotion to duty, exceptional talent in spe- cial fields, and great popularity with the 1 l 1 em'-www v v -eg-w-:rf-W uv- SUPREME .. ,vm-, W , W W ...,.-,...,..,,,.,...,, -. - . ,,.- .Nt-,rg-qw,-1,5-,,.,,,,,,,,,,..,,,5.e. -.,,-,,.,, , .. U Lf,-,,,,,,,,,:.1f,,.,,.,L,p,. 1. .-,. Act well your part, there all the honor lies. Alexander Pope Dick Humphrey-briL liant academic insight with versatility of skills and activities. Dick Murphy-solid cit- izenship commanding MARY E. WINSOR AWARD the respect Of everyone, plus athletic and class- Mr. Stowell Stebblns ltrst conferred this gilt honorlnq his vrlte's room superiority' mother. in 1942: the award-one hundred dollars plus an en- graved certificate-a senlor chosen by Mr. Stebblns trom a sub- mitted ltst with excellent records in scholarship, leadership, acttvl- ties. and character. Past winners are: 1942 1943 1944 1945 1949 Robert Mclensle Vlrqlnla Graham Iohn Eaton Marlorle Elsacer Delores Melee 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 Peggy Baird-adapta- bility to all situations and consistently fine work in each. Alyce Van Elet Donald Blssett William Baird Eleanore Kipp Barbara Allen student body marked these nine as tops, and all-around representatives ol the un- usual!! fine type of student in the Class ol 195 . Tom Stanley-courage ous promoter of any worthwhile design, tal- ented actinq, and untir- ing energy. Frank Zinn-interest in cultural pursuits, seri- ousness of purpose, and manifold activities. awww i' VICE-PRESIDEN T 1 YHESWEN ev?-X' X pt eg. l . if-K-P-SD do G wotffhlst-STCA eb W0 -owed KOOQO Gm WNY gh CXOSS-, X Xmfed wx 'Ye is X5 55' PJ PCXOSS B XX 'L Y oi 'W yhlslul gore SKQVOO H wit X Yi- Yjnq dbg KOOXUG Singh QS--WO Gpxotieg and .elfeii QXYXQ rl Y , Qlriii Yi' 'tb Pen Gfeep 5 wk? bw tort! Wx 6 PA' PJ lllke afie- HXS Qmkrxe XGY. I qar Pxmebo. CAROLE AUDRIENE CAMP Lovely Carole joined G.A,A. 4 yrs., Spanish Club 2, lr. I-list. Soc. l. She reigned as Veep over Student Council her jr. year, also over her soph. and sr. classes. Cackle was exchange ed. of DIAL: loved playing cello 4 yrs. in Orchq Queens court spot 2 yrs. straight, Being a grace- ful cheerleader 3 yrs., and serving on Sr. Play stage crew rounded out Carole's activities. Conceited people TAR? IUCHA -'ISDH Mfgh RD D fy . E551 f3Vj,AZZ1ettered FV 410, Fffefb 4 y , 19n'1,fOCIboIl filg Pez? K2 Vi FSL, In foof. Yrs on On S0171 'Vlad d bg 'f J , 011. 'Qls G' ll, SQ- WQS IFF. HISL S-Stqle ,QD rfiowvoii AU- Dlgofo G- Hob' ogy 2 01118, Pic hon' Rjch dw Srr1Q11 jr ' Cgm' ,J WMI enjoys '-DIQY ' Yr ygllllb 'J megs xo lack 213353 WSW OK pxllizgg bore our W.M.C.-bound Amazon. silfes 5clhCofnxQyi Qngfcfe Cr5MfZ.liOOk, V CG Y ci XGY wire me 001 and OOIIJQI Izqn with rotlte 090 ice- rf.. Inqk Und ' buf A K . If p ' rd A Q 'Q 59974 X65 S H lik U Slick Q13 vigil vlllloiein iid eating S Q IOP-120152 Hosisg - 4n17Y'ff Lg-9. I 'I I . . Coixeifuidusx. store Copl WOM 15 to ROBERT I. AALBREGTSE Bob of the deep brown eyes com- bined 3 yrs. of football with 2 of baseball for athletic experience. He was in Hi-Y, and played with natu- ral ease a humorous character in the Ir. Play. He widened his cultural background in Ir. Hist. Soc. Bob combines school with work at the A. and P. Tea Co. No. 55. He loves his hot rod, the best running Chevy ever made ftop speed 36 mphl. KAY D. ARMSTRONG Curvacious Kay laughed her way thru F.l-LA., Usher Club, Pres. of Biology Club 1 yr. Army joined Ir. Hist. Soc. 2 yrs., G.A.A. 4. She played bratty Betsy in Ir. Play, dumb Toots in Sr. Play, was in Iour- nalism and Oueen's court sr. yr. Popular Kay enjoys cruisin' with The Girls. She likes l-lenryg hates folks who chew celery over phone: Hillsdale will see our Army in '52. GERALD ALEXANDER Agrarian Ierry Joined F.F.A. 4 yrs. Mechanically-minded, he likes cars and building. lorry favors apple salad, bookkeeping, and Aussieker. Favorite sports include basketball and hunting. Brown-haired, blue- eyed Gerald had a wonderful time at an E.lvf.C. Formal. lerry plans to work in B. C. Leisure moments are spent traveling and eating. lerry dislikes school work, and girls wearing too much makeup. PHYLIS ELAINE ARNOLD Petite, golden-haired, blue-eyed Phyl skipped through G.A.A. 4 yrs. and F.l-I.A. l. Phizzy was dist. mgr. of the bi-weekly DIAL. She was a Ir. Play Girl Scout. fl-H work offered her many precious moments, such as a trip to West Virginia where Phylis won a prize for having the smallest waistline. She spends many hours sewing, and with Gayle liosenau or Agnes Woods. Artistic Phylis prizes Gayle's class ring. CAROLYN RAE BAILEY Our likeable Student Council vice- pres. siesta-ed in Spanish Club 2 yrs. tsec.-treas. 13, joined G.A.A. andf Ir. Hist. Soc. l, fiddled in Orch. 3. Pianist Carolyn participated in 2 Amateur shows, and was ir. class Vice-pres. This beauteous blond with blue-green eyes collects kerosene lamps, hates to practice on the piano. Chocolate and dill pickles hit the spot with Carolyng she pals with Gail, Carol, lo Ann, and lane. KENNETH M. BAKLUND Tiny Ken, whose hobbies are hunt- inq, fishing, and skiing, went out for baseball his jr. yr. and was a boy scout in the Ir. Play. Blueteyed Ken enioys listening to Come On 'A My House while cruising with lns pal, Dick Crull. His favorite sulwiect was alqebrag his favorite teacher was Mr. Cunningham. Ken, whose pet peeve is loud people, plans to join the Army. ...1 - J, 1 ff PF. . 6: I A MARGARET ANN BAIRD Golfer Peqr3y's aqencla: GAA. 4 yrs, tpres. sr. yr.J. F.H.A. 4 CPWS- Jr.. treas. sr.J, Latin Club tscrilta Zl, lr. Hist. Soc. tpres. ll, sr. cabinet, vice- pres. fresh. class, Usher Club, debate C2 yrs.D, cheerleading, lourncrhsrn tfirst qirl editor biweekly DlAl.J. playing stern Eleanor Chi Playl, rnys- tery-qirl Kadtly tSr, Playl, was sec. of state at Wolverine Girls' State. and D.A.R.q1rl. MSC. will wel- come our blonde, blue eyed brain- storm. JOHN M. BATY Genial lohnny assisted the Ir, 11151, Swv. l yr. as vnu N pres., play-ml liqgp. lrtrll ll yrs., trvlf ll, aril lnrskvtlitrll his sr. yr. The l:trrrlx-.uwfl -urine 5-rtfvotl his f.i'.'w1gZe. Uri the s.'l:vltis- tic silv, ltlzn tl-'Emrtml Q? yrs. ari.l was ser: of the tr vftitss. The l rt '.-.'n- lrairtul, ltrt x-:ritiyel luy that tgtw-5 tor hani strlrrl san lwi 'hes ala Gvwrtw anti fmt vrtiisinr, plans tml lt 1 'ut alt n't kn mli li n TI H -' vt-s '.x tt ti. ALI CE' ftQskf,,,Sl eef.Sm,, LE B135 ' GS, cj ' e..SmQ, mir. Q,jj'jWgln,t,,yOd 'rnvr BOUCHER ,H A, tln ' ltioxmlwn awww-hufw fa1!qeIlfOq hs' Masterlul Bouch belonged to Hi-Y. 'Iwo fffw 0110.1 lf' 11 and ll 7C kl J mo rp, M Ph Al er I entered track l yr., footba , tac e, IO moflf ,- Woffls Iflllmn- We ji-ISV performed as Mr. Hayes in the Ir. In A mqnyvqif, Wi Is, ng rims Us rJZtFd X fum mfr D. 'sf ,hr Wlfh d1ASfjk IOSSDS 'I of C lvl! USA Hlfn, +1 ., SA O , k v' Qffy klvmlifl 'S like horgd 2101- wk rr, k'j'OllS 'fr flnql A'j7Osf Ll ' . Y. Pl ft e Play. Curly-haired brawny Tim likes wkecl food. te subiectg top teacher. football and Chemistry was and Mr. Tim forqet trying to 0K5 B0 . 3. 5 . . YC t cnrcfl lflll P'-foil! 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Om qs is his HARRY EUGENE BRUNSON Rugged Gene went all out for 4 yrs. of baseball and track: 3 each of football and basketball. Cheese sang l yr. for Choir and Amateur Show. Also sings And So To Sleep Again after Sat. nights at Lee's. Gene played handsome Hank in Sr. Play, liked being coached by Bess: dis- likes braggers. A Brunson cliche: Eat, sleep and be merry, for to- morrow we go to the Army! l I A d EHRY O RUR rjv ' 'O B er Un NHA Urn' dm . M QOH Ie a QS121 hunt gs, iogbfoofgqzregs fem VI' Was . an C1111 ' e pl 11Qr noun Used QS d rr.-,D - He 1.1: Qysd DFUQ Cer' Bro Q Sf. P1 IGFFYBI es, to Chone JEI73p1OYe2'l1jeyeS EY fqdiovoice Qufo f ob 91- 'Sm , Un. forms Hey! :Sep Qncglllc-hkSSI?ingS911 hon' nor Q Ver for llllqerin Ding dfln ty . boflq on fhe Ufur . Sfflfrrj' gel' on 9 V 1'!h' vfllt W ioifollle A vossessl Mqffne S' Working dare G G'A'fl YN35 YL9 S- C11 C! - lists d his R' Eaton, Uplicq. an S' ihgn cgi. ROBERT BURLINGAME Maestro Bob was in Band 6 yrs. and orch. 4. This trombonist joined Hi-Y, played football l yr. Blond, blue- eyed Robert was asst. director of BLIND DATE tlr. Playl. He made a hit in 2 Amateur Shows. Chadderdon, fried chicken, my old Ford, and hunting are favorites, pals, lack Sherman and Dick Thompke, Won- derful time, a trip to Ky. with the Charlotte Band, Plans include Mich. State. DICK CAINES A sports enthusiast, Dick managed the football team his sr. yr., belonged to Biology Club and Commercial Club 1. Black-haired, blue-eyed Dick en- joys hunting, fishing, bowling, and spectator sports. History from Cuns ningham rates high with this State Farm employee. An event at he East Lansing football game pr dv embarrassing to Dick. He prizes his beat-up V-8! I-lad a big time at the I-Hop. .0 Q WILLIAM BURNS Friendly Bill, overwhelming choice for Student Council pres. this yr., was the speedy spark-plug of the football team C3 yrs.l. Being chosen basketball capt. climaxed Bill's bril- liant 4 yrs. on the hardwood. Versa- tile Bill played great baseball and softball 4 yrs. George's ham salad suits Billy's taste: his hang-out is l-lerb's. You can find curly-haired Bill cruising with Ace and Baker, come rain or shine. NELLIE RUTH fARLTl CARTER Busy Dolly joined G.A.A. Z yrs., F.H.A. 1, Biology Club l, and Ir. Hist. Soc. l. Becoming Mrs. Gene Carter was the thrill of her life. She likes basketball, sewing, and reads ing. Miss I-lien's homeliving class was her favorite. Brown-eyed Nellie is employed at the Verona Home Laundry. THE LORD'S PRAYER holds first place among Nellie's favorite songs. She likes eating meat, de- tests snobbish girls. GLEN L. CARY Quiet Glen played sax in the band 4 yrs., joined Commercial Club 1, and performed in the Amateur Show 1. Good-looking Glen likes to listen to the radiog dislikes women who smoke. His '47 Mercury is his pride and joy, going to the formal his big thrill. Busy Glen works at Kellogg's C6-12 nightsl, besides working in a school office. His future holds busi- ness college or Kal. College. IAMES E. COHEN Eager beaver Ernie participated in football 4 yrs., basketball 3, lettered 4 yrs, in baseball. Active jim gave l yr. to Latin Club, was an extra in the Ir. Play, on stage crew Sr. Play., comm. chmn. for the '51 l-Hop. Crum- rine was husky Ern's petg math his hit subject. Gov't and smoking girls rub him the wrong way. Some lucky college will welcome Our Happy Go Lucky lim in '52. KEN CASE Brown-haired Ken was active in F.F.A. 4 yrs. He enjoys baseball and going to Leona Bishop's. Standing at the Crossroad is carefree Ken's favorite song. Hunting coons and trapping muskrats are hobbies of out-door-minded Ken. He prizes his coon doa, and farming is his job. Ken will never forget Miss Kiefer and his pal, john Wygant. GAIL PATRICIA COLE Quiet Gail swept through 2 yrs. of Spanish Club and 3 of lr. Hist. Soc. Her great talents were displayed in Choir and Glee Club 2 yrs. Cplayed piano sr. yr. for Choirl. Green-eyed Gail was in the Amateur Show sr. yr., and on make-up for the Ir. Play. Gail's pal, Carolyn Bailey, hobby, playing the piano. Mrs. Murray is Gail's favorite teacherg Eng. favorite subject. Gail's plans include Taylor U., Upton, Ind. IEA OX N F 5 C PODUI AYE C 'I l-'O A-PP 4 r or I 1 O 'o 366' 'o C1112 sw Films belo N Q6 Ncml X309 among' Snecrkyrfheod Lsfloonfgjfeg ro G Cad- Q, pl I erj I b 'AA- Umeirecpfng Zuylng jr- 5 yrs? . Usher the DIOI' fhis e Sr plqy ex! Public . ,q w - 1 r d1QmO,, Cf' Luckinderfuj GY H1193 Und enjoys from Ie-gms Qssoc ed the hqmi Mrs DOH Cher' ' . of IGiyjSflf'fQs, Qnyyrroyiosr. feihes her s 1 ' LOV . ICS Eflg ybSQ oveljest 5293! IWZECIQI Wythepfins S 'T RONALD W. CORNWELL Easy-going huntsman Ron, a 4-letter man in football and track, was fr. class pres., played basketball that yr. Handsome Ron joined Ir. Hist. Soc. and F.F.A. 2 yrs., was in jour- nalism, played Howard in Ir. Play, and terrific Tracy in SKY HIGH. Our popular Ir. Rotarian thrilled to mak- btovlfvey H KQUYXQV ofxd Ovlel nd Y' 'ice 5 iA0'Y O 6 . 959 5. fi . IX- .t G yr mwq 0 X Xevxsxoovs- Qtegd hex 3 e 'N . X - O Svgadolucgll Clie heggckl Shag: 'Noll A P uc ginr ednmq ny Wh nw dis Nt - tw owe NG get Oi lffumfxiliflq 3, steuilfoox evligtotvf X905 d het to XS on 5 ban' ecie ke hge G59 5 5 01 5 well dude Ck PXOU 5 e . in 6 i ' 'I DO Of th he fl ' S Y ., is homeleqr ing all-T.V. and honorable mention on state football polls, also to his 6 yrs. with Mr. Harrison. ,tes on Yftaqe' lfivoi - bf-Tm' rx WO Culmlvgar Gel' we a toil GKUW uGY'NY' R101-XP-BD E ea fe?e'lCl.l?'ld T tg QW 1 town times 'ouS DLC as lf- We Moose soils YGCQH rS-' W Cfew' Clllsl See 'DOH 3 YXGY Sxoqe GQ at ?eXe and 6 n tr. Y, and XO DO Du Oval GH O sense ed 'Al Danni' D xatllnq t toil P . 1ie'S inppgls Wxlkfuyten nil this V320 More edkxugdt ,HGH XO? Dxckl Q Oi Ken Bfonie' Wall- 1 done ROWQO' ei-QOYQY Si the MYSQL burseievet V231 tor lone wi -' Ye . K6 T95 li- WILLI' M EDWARD CULP . f t gl' The ludg ,os yed hunting cmd fishi bagbf! , istory, and Cun- , M.l-LS. I-le hung out fk yw e with A Pehrsdm and R obirl n, and his outboard motor d to be his prized possession. en Bill isn't ienjo i ice-cream, he's sleeping or li V to Down Yonder. Brown-ha' , brown-eyed Bill lists school in general as his solitary dislike, but we think he's kidding. N510 . Y 'llzvcgqn' H01 CE CUMMIN She pgh Choi, 2 WQrb1ed Gs and articjpq Yrs QU her CO fed . ' dg W c U1 , 1 I Cry jrolnglexjo Ulerglql g G. Al ee Club 2 . n 1 A. lr. ESI' Sage? Holeneu? 1- Q64 YFS. DIQCS gy Sxfrq yn' F11-Lqound fjme?mY- yn, . In th She ' 2 toff fOr Jloy Slflgjngel Sr. Am Sql-ned ICS? U I ' S horses In C' Q Qteuf Sh Q Hd' mplq ack . ,ufrrzef Ow ,h. Qlamoro-V foofbqllfldrng ond Sweet e IS Us secretgzrilerll be Sowatc-17 ing. ' megne . s MARY ELIZABETH CURRIE Except for 4 yrs. of G.A.A., petite Mary gave 2 yrs. to: Latin Club, Spanish Club, Usher Club, F.H.A., and Ir. Hist. Soc. Black Mary was a girl scout in the Ir. Play: wrote DIAL dope too. Marshall l-lardware's brown-eyed employee thrilled to a speech contest lst in '50, Good- natured Mary likes coffee after bas- ketball games, and will miss The Girls while at Bronson Nurses' Col- lege. IOAN DALTON Garrulous lo zoomed thru Ir. I-list. Soc. and Biology Club ttreas.l l yr., F.H.A. and Latin Club 2 yrs., Ushered 3, played G.A.A. bucketball 4. Ioan talked her way thru 1 yr. of public speaking, 2 yrs. of debate. and wrote for the DIAL. Keeping scrapbooks and cruising were her choices. Friendly Io likes ice cream, hates homework. Many memories will accompany her to Ind. College. DONALD DUSTIN CURTIS Musical-minded Don was a mem- ber of both Band and Orch. 4 yrs., and participated in 4 Amateur Shows. I-le also found time to join Spanish Club l yr. and was a comm. chmn. for the I-Hop. Blue-eyed Honey Boy's hobby is collecting music: his favorite sport is football. Don, whose hangout is Mary's house, had his most thrilling moment when she con' sented to go steady with him. IOAN DANNENBERG Tall slim Ioan spent 1 yr. each in F.H.A., Ir. Hist. Soc., and Commer- cial Club. She spends leisure time ice skating and reading. Blond with Qfeen GYSS, l0an plans office work, after much experience in Room 314. She pals with Shirley Kiessling when she's not at home. Mrs. Barnes, Miss Merritt, typing, and art are favorites. Her graduation watch is a most cherished possession. MARY ELIZABETH DELANEY Little Buggs buzzed through G.A.A. 2 yrs., vice-pres. of Library Club l yr., and Commercial Club l. Blue- eyed Mary liked history: her fav- orite teacher was Miss Erskine. With Ianet Griffin and Ruth Goodrich, she enjoys mint candy bars, or anything chocolate. lt's A Sin tops Mary's list of songs, and Don tops pastimes, and his class ring thrilled her. Mary's prized possession is her own class ring. IRMA LOU DERHAMMER Placid Earnie gave 1 yr. to each: F.H.A., Biology Club, Library Club. 3 of Irma's fun-filled years were spent bouncing around in G.A.A. Art plays a big part in lrma's days, along with rollerskating and ice- cream. Brown-eyed Irma hates girls who smoke: says listening to Be- cause in the Tasty with lean Kay tops lists. Work and drawing will figure in lrma's future. WILLIAM E. DENNING Bill joined the M.H.S. student body his jr. yr., belonged to F.F.A. sr. yr.: finds farm work his chief interest. His prized fox hounds are good hunt- ing companions. Brown-haired, brown-eyed Bill likes to eat any thing good at Tasty. Smoking girls and people who brag don't set right with William E. Bill would like to see Uncle joe Stalin kick the bucket-who wouldn'tl PHIL DES LAURIERS Garrulous Phil talked his way through debate 4 yrs., public speak- ing fr. yr., golf 4, Ir. Hist. Soc. 3, Biology Club l fpres.l, Latin Club 2, and Hi-Y 1. Phil's favorite subject is physicsg favorite teacher, Mr. Crumrine, Brown-eyed Phil went out for golf in a big way. You see him persiflaging with Tom Sellors, Ungie, Chuck Dunham, and Phil Levey. IOYC , E 'fcylceig Dir wolf A. DITTO Club sh Zed , scoufgsd 1, 2:12, LQ,i:lrOU9h Q Q Spo prop OUSIU and - ' ' ball Us Snr S for S Q Chee Blolljgj . r, r gre Qftd bhuslflsll I PIQY. S? Yrs-I e e 'SYed Qsebol Qvofin 'may' pd Ut W fore 1' Br gbqslg S Qfm -Mc eww '?Wf1-11 - ef- Jfkes ' hQngs ' She WmUfOf in Qlfedl IU math . our Oflfs DITYS B'cZ::g1,Me. Efslil Peclrsqljstqfe 1119 O Q H-Sch 49W ,'Q11d,, Yce accidemaltmg M3371 forge, femi- BARBARA IEAN DRUMM Barb was in F.H.A. 3 YYS-- Sold-In Play tickets, and is alwaY5 Gclwe when winter sports come around- Brown-headed Barb gave 9 lonq years to 4-H Club which helped her win the Poultry Achievement Award or the State of Mich She WGS he Do. F Offer Q -HFWNM f ' A honored with a trip to National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. Plus all her work for 4-H, she labors as cashier for the Kroger Store- UWA . UB uomipll owed Q23- 'D wi-edu Cub 3' C wb- C Owymirideid Uslieg' Bioloilg gonvo S9 A A Yr Ypwsl A host Y, she ,Pv ' Q9 e YK- ' s- ceeadel lsgxjiub Plug- Yl9'.SOp5eC-'Killed -br0YY new Ouricll etlhg 1 U ue one Ydefil Civics BCS sf- Gaiam se sw 5, '. K 6 1 gs qe milf Cxoil be V-xlyexpei SQSVQELSKSCWMEEY ,Gang Elon-x Donn ps- -es! on gs. on -9 me 2-1: -mira. 1 ri eo A . tives lo micwlq lggfef Com' .46 HP-M DUN 5 H' t lo' Ye went zu polerg h Chat X Y I ,NOS hw Xogt XO-.ymti if Y ' quad it Yr. Yun' Ou W5 iroCl4 S Chol' 'mo xxoolb Y on KYXGX ox XO the OY5 QXGXGI an vuutte ded toe .9 em we qu H 5. Gd Goldl xstftq he 'OMC YY 239.186 nd ' CW .9 Ot N Swiss Bw lsetball G Cham lachef G 4105 bus . Chev' .tie X? sttldlf ytis Afgxs his log Sutoiecli Guoidl Cut. N5 QGVOYX me C055 H Skme .pxcnyf mgth- KAYWIN ANN ELLIS Kaywin Cof the mode1's proportionsl screeched twe're being iunnyl l yr. in Choir, sewed 1 yr. in F.H.A., and glided thru G.A.A. 4. Spanish Club played host to Mikie 2 yrs.: then there was that exhilarating half yr. in Library Club! Bowling and ice- skating preserve her perfect posture. Mrs. Barnes was tops, also Because of You. Kaywin devours filet mig- nong treasures letters and ring from Ron, pride of the Marines. HT Qzixlc 5305 'en' GA O1 1 PQUIS HI6CfU1grZYS hunt' N Dhysf Ofc: f' Cords YQ, ,- rin CS: fc ' Hfs 'esp 'Shi e v - 1' Sc' U9 - 3 or , Uv - lalj gloyed glle-.eyegi. teochgilfe subjg' Les Qlnpu I The Alvfe f Mr C118 DQ S G' Km f wh ',Cfu H S-Yessio fill ha Qer S, o is S171 e plc HIS his fnburgs Ore, en' II1. Kroger Us fo C 32 spe A- His IOYS hola' O Sfofe Qmfflue QQ! de prized D ut, ' Us w ef r' Qckffees O' unrfj long Us Drk UI We' Qgqin he mix 1179 WO 1179 ' Ss U Qes D me Q! ARDEN GARD Hunter Gard plowed through F.F.A. 2 yrs. and will become a farmer. Seeing his first buck deer proved exciting indeed. Too quiet tin school, that is? Arden thinks cruising down Main St. after a show is out of this world. Softball, math, Cunningham, and Down Yonder are OK. His mongrel is held in high esteem by brown-eyed Arden, women who smoke and drink rate no esteem. Best pal, Neil Green. CATHERINE GREVERS Quiet Kitty, who took no interest in joining up, hails from far away Holland and definitely is Dutch, with her blond hair and blue eyes. Kitty helps her folks run the popular Verona Gardens Tulip Farm: and she loves to ride horses. Sleeping is a favorite pastime: she dislikes homework. Capable Catherine likes to journey to B.C., when she has time to spare. l t BETTY ANN GODFREY Studious Betty joined Commercial Club 1 yr., played busy-body Miss Iones in the Ir. Play. Blond Betty enjoys baseball, history, art, and Mr. Cunningham. You'll find her with Nellie Carter enjoying mC1ltedS and hamburgs. Betty doesn't like girls that smoke. Busy Betty works at Verona Home Laundry, and was thrilled when she got her diamond from Fred. She plans marriage and work. DON HAPGOOD Golf-lovin' Don swung a club 3 yrs. on the links, joined Biology Club l, and worked back stage on SKY HIGH. Fuzz builds model airplanes: flew to Detroit to the National Air Race. Chemistry, MacVean, and ping pong rate favorably with brown- eyed Don. Wrecking Dar's car will never be forgotten. Employed at State Farm, Don will continue there. or possibly MSC. Pride and joy: golf clubs. PHII. HAYES Rip-roaring, lanky Filiber spent l yr. in Hi'Y and in writing for the DIAL, played loquacious Max in Ir. Play, built Sr. Play sets, and M.C.'ed Amateur Show this yr. Phil enjoyed mechanical drawing with Harrison, but spent time out of school hunting, or with Barb. Generous Orie likes listening to Loveliest Night of the Year on Peck's jukebox. Outspoken Filiber hates ugly women: likes go- ing just any place. I OHN PHILLIP HENDRICKS Wavey hair and snappy brown eyes describe this pint-sized lad. Spanish Club 2 yrs., Choir tsr. yr.l, public speaking fsoph.l. football ffresh.l, stage crew flr. Playl kept him busy. Handsome Hendricks' big thrill was deep-sea fishing in the Gulf of Mexico. Sr. English and Bess Murray top his list of favorites: girls in levis irk well-groomed john. M.S.C. is the goal of conscientious, Buick- lovin', Dug-out devotee, l.P.H. fllfli IO :fisherman H S.: turns jOhn pl Cor on his f Q deep eyed in B beunmnvhqmqce in usted when ind 2 Sr from was my , e 1 . H ell lqwqf' Ph I Q' Peck supefb IS ffom ikes hi S Mme. is 1791 ' Dunkin Igaseb S class Heir Dingo W 119 C111 fin Y I 11' eos-,, pany da Q. He Coll rsqlle th 'Ons Y' Or Ii ld W Y e Navy Work, thsten to ,,I fgch ' H - et N C I sa CHARLES HILLABRANT Iovial Bertyl rolled through 1 yr. Of Latin Club, and Ir. I-list. Soc. l. He played football when a frosh, but shifted his sports to lountirig and fishing. Charlie's favorite subject proved to be study: his greatest dis- like is loud-mouthed women. His I IERRY LEE HAZEL Amiable Ierry participated in Latin Club 1 yr., lent his musical ability to Band 4, Orch, 2, and was in the Amateur Show his soph. year. He'S a swimming enthusiast, and can get along fine without sauer kraut. Tall polemic Ierry, who pals with I. Needham, plans to attend Houghton College, or take a stretch in the Navy. His most thrilling moment was an airplane ride. MARIE IOAN HERMAN Cordial Marie spent a year in F.H.A. and Commercial Club. Trilled in Choir, sr. yr.: Glee Club, jr. yr. Tuffy's favorite sport is softball: she likes to take long trips and dance. Banana cream pie tastes mighty good to Marie, who pals with Agnes Woods. She missed a step on a sleepy Mon. morning in l0th grade. My, how embarrassing. Plans work, then marriage in later life. CH LEBHXNDENA ww .5 X Dnvxn gouqlql Sail. 3 Cir. Dove basket kootbo rrirq rs Ol avflflle' with LOW Y, 'L Y 'basl Show? rind mrouq and 3 Ok Oinfl maui You lqwtrriq ' rv trflck' N495 Q griq- ices' Sree ide' 5 the? -pq. 0' O to in Sp me an ml' '- Arid 5 Crow l hxm ie O Q0 . ed eve? Xlosvgts Vcginiail flilijk O P4201 will Novi' O tudll he ' 'Zi- enllstm en! pride and joy is a hound. I-le's em- ployed at the one and only Hilla- brant's Grocery. Chicken suits husky Chuck's taste to a T. s .4 K writ :fiction yall D9 iwfttl'lq'iten- -6.9539 WW WM' Hoi?-'WX' N , dx- B, -5 e iii K EARTH -ow S5525 iqme 3 .. MG'tRE5fff2?13d fibe- I 9 ffscegsx. 1 f...Le xii rfaxsfit Lau' warm Likes Wd Gm lo gm ble , . rx vogue! lydyegsliwi sized' Nkisulilgfi le 0 ' - - . x ' ' KOYY 6 nf! 55.1 eiclxmq KWH 's xiii lo of Od. GS QMS XS Q05 M XLGPK mx to XS ev Woods WGA: Huge. SPOZX Pxqqie 62.5 OKKXCQQO be G wil B0 nS Mr- PIG 509' bgixl' . gl Lend' blon . at trdmxnq RICHARD L. HUMPHREY Intelligent Archie kept busy 4 yrs.: Latin Club 2, Ir. Hist. Soc. 2., pres. of jr. class, sec.-treas. of soph. class, public speaking l, debate 2, Hi-y l Cchaplainl, Student Council 3. Dick was a Ir. Rotarian, a Wolverine Boy's Stater, and Hi-y leadership training camper. As editor of the '52 yearbook he did great work, and enjoyed his Sr. Play part of Mystery- man Aloysius Mundy. Ambition-to become a doctor. GAIL IEANETTE IRISH Flashing blown-eyed Skip went through G.A.A. 4 yrs., Spanish Club 2, Usher Club l, Ir. l-list. Soc. l, Commercial Club l tpres. sr. yr.J. Skip played Carolyn in the lr. Play. Gail enjoys ice skating. She liked algebra with her favorite teacher, Miss Erskine. Dainty Gail pals with lane Tenney, Carol Oliver, and Io Ann Schick. Her favorite hangout is Peck's. She will always listen to Blue Moon. XPSWRK,-'c4gr 'adM A' K T u. .f I WILMA IUNE UGHES Willie jumped through G.A.A. 3 yrs., exercised her vocal cords in Glee Club 3, and Choir l. Wilma can really slug that softball in her favor- ite game. Banana cream pie, music, and Erskine are tops with this brown - haired, hazel-eyed roller - skater. Her class ring is prized. Tripping on the stairs while hurry- ing to class made Wilma turn beet- red. Wilma will become a Mich. bell operator in B.C. KEITH Ifgorfsmqn K S011 en Gnd 1.93 3 17 QI S ish Yrs.: tend inhjgil hour M3611 hfei Iilcejdfo RPA. Sis hqngg' andQviiZnj0ye?' sjeepfnllnt Ii CHHOH that .he be H1081 of Q. ke ON di Q10 Q11 SQ, 3 to hon ICLE Plomq fwd to get Snj ' nights gow Qt employ Oni' We ey Dyed by' The Leek fee Keith ed fflrfn this b melody Snqge he-?e1. IACK HUMPHRIES loltin' Iack wandered thru I-HAY, Spanish Club, Iournalism, and did Sr. Play make-up. 2 yrs. were given to football and baseball, and Abe dwelled 3 yrs. in Ir. I-list. Soc. Stu- dent Council Sec.-Treas. spot was given to lack his fr. yr. Tennis con- sumes much of Iulius' time in suml merp he hangs out at Campus Grill in winter. Physics-loving lack will enroll at W.M.C. FRANK IELINEK Good-looking Frank went all out for .A. 4 yrs., Commercial Club 1, Club 2. In the sports field t to football, and 2 each baseball, and basketball. ag best of all in schoolg Creek. He and enjoy eating working at that Blue-eyed Frank will at Pine X .ND TYRE KENNETH IONES III Cornet-blowin' Ken tooted in Band 4 yrs. and Orch. 2. A Latin Clubber 2, Ir. Hist. Soc., and a top notch journalism reporter fill his round of doings. Favorites: tennis, science, math, Crumrine, eating hamburger's at George's, and listening to Star- dust. Placid Ken forgot and went home one time instead of to Sth hr. class. Kenneth will be a doctor, like his dad. RODNEY D. KINNE Brown-eyed Rodney was a member of F.F.A. 3 yrs. His favorite sport is basketball, his hobbies are hunting and fishing. Silent Skippy enjoyed math with his iavorite teacher, Miss Erskine. Skip, who pals around with Bill Culp and Ronnie Robinson, en- joys eating cherry pie while listening to Cold, Cold Heart. His most em- barrassing moment found him floored when a seat broke in Miss Erskine's class. I .I FRANCES IEAN KAY Musically inclined Ieanie vocalized in Glee Club 3 yrs., was in Band l, and belonged to Library Club 2, worked on various class committees. She loves to listen to her large record ccllectiong had quite an un- forgettable moment staging an acci- dent with her dad's car. Blond lean likes ice and roller skating: latter proved embarrassing at the Midway. Her most cherished possession- class ring. I LYN ANN KLINE Lynne went clubbing 2 yrs. in F.H.A., Latin Club, Ir. Hist. Soc.: spent 4 in G.A.A. Her jr. yr. she was thrilled by a spot in Oueen's court, Sweet Alice in the play, and chmn. I-Hop decorations, Sr. yr. found her in favorite class, journal- ism, making up Sr. Play cast, and winning vocal lst in Amateur Show. Cute Annie likes french fried shrimp, enjoyed Crumrineg hates smokers. Has memories of Slow Boat to China g will go to Asbury College in '52, WX5 PHI lf' L N .A- jfllji'-eyed Le IP L cperg, 33, Xi . S V V K C A ' ' 5 - 'if1QBio1OC51L01E?4 Yigm? U stron WILLIAM S. LEWIS ,ox XOYCQ FBQEIACV to loxmout- S lub 'gfld ,9 b Gem iove a . s- 0 - Ci ge p1Qi,2efYfhing 'T Hzs fa5Qf'1CipQ,Z? Silent Bill reported for DIAL and be- A Vis sghe toolgedni wie ice-Sk?-ggq hi! liken? !0OfbCr11 med Q Onfe Spon longed to Latin Club. Hunting, or sec. llnd M00 SY-,eclcxxglue-GY? cfs. iafld Cruisl lowing 1 yr. Prspory and most any sport, appeals to brown- asm. ospogts: e Biond ks gk re and KU' the SIUE? in th Wifi, Udeengasy haired. placid William. Mechanical 500' wxmritmqas' vfol Yegdiflqk PQXS elfer Qcfed 9 ho, Q bo drawing, Erskine, ancl Crumrine top nd 5 eC0l ie 'YV' 1-1 I sr h TOd' Ys wousef, bfCI1r, and Qfls, C1704 While Orlc Q, Kefe his I Come OIF, Miss elloggk Qvorites' All al my P his favorite list. When he isn't eating sauer kraut, or sleeping, you can locate him at the Campus Grill. Bill plans to work for awhile, then N Qns go to college, if Uncle Sam doesn't interfere. 0 1 P ' 5. impf' Coiiectis iemon ptoaraitxane 9509255 felX'5h QKGTY gd . X398 saw ml' seek 5 an Ot' K kk? be are X3 time :iq diploma' W o ecew alia' Y I . She CO Self QI Sr new b 35 Grey, A 1 N E r.P-Nm p,'YHYxN3 pm K LO uiilh G Ggted Cm? M Club gate 5 Spartls grub ytinQ A l . Gtee Stage 'bcuq Y-H' l 'Q X' QXOY ith A YY5' xol Glu on lf' al5 W Comgterc' Uwe gore 'Exe banq- t 10 d ri r she pu Greevexle heY lcvgxe legghet W. QVGA? KGVON ublec ' clfflixvl wekexds' het tn r beg 5 orflem . ef? ' . 9 A W Om 15 P YN? Ent! gosgtnfl H on ner Y bc XO Mxsszllenxosk 25105. exit' gerxiweb Q . a 5 hen SQ wg sul? bgsyetba 503 59 . r W lt WG , ' bglhlnq rgswfiiftzzifii ONALD L. McKEE Ronnie, with the brilliant mind under that curly pate, was a member of Hi-Y and Sr. Play bit player his sr. yr. and belonged to Ir. Hist. Soc. l yr. His favorite subject is rnathg his favorite teacher -is Crumrine. Brown- eyed Ronnie pals with Tom Stanley and works at Nagel's after school. Lanky Ron, whose favorite sport is baseball, plans to attend college, al- though he doesn't know which one. PAUL E. MEAD Paul's deep-toned baritone enhanced Choir 4 yrs., crooned in Amateur Showg won lst with mixed quartet. Basketball rates high with huntsman Paul. He dislikes home work, was so pleased when, on one amazing day, he had it all done. When not at the Bookshop eating pie, or work- ing at State Farm, Paul cruises the streets in a '39 Plym. Math from Er- skine was ideal. Chum: Roy Noble. . du- IULIA ANN MARQUARDT Luscious Judy spent 2 yrs. in Span- ish Club, F.H.A., Usher Club tasst. head usher 1 yr.l. She was cheere leader 3 yrs., and co-chmn. oi' gala I-Hop. Iudy joined Biology Club l yr., G.A.A. 4 isec.-treas. ll. Our Southern belle's biggest thrill was being football queen, therefore she prizes her crown. Going to sleep in I-Ienry's class proved embarrass- ing. Because of You and Tom are tops on Iudy's list. MARGARE Sfnu- T !1Cfir Z3 bfown L' Ing . OUQ eye 1 io S lqkfll S Q IQ modes! Qnd fe! Un 9 Dar, Vofire Marg- block Se Q' Choi in G1 with Ie. Sin med i F 3 H Se Chl M.-,,g Q- fu Wd - i I sz: fri. :safe if are Cir, Joie jg.-1 and eprqdm Lrrfmel. HQQS. Ufllsl- fur Olsson Ofqto C Egg ure, Wild jean Igips Und mcg? work. moment. MARY A. MCKEEVER Cute kid Mary indulged in G A A 4 yrs., Spanish Club 2 and Il'-Iop comm. Gay giggling Mary enioys playing the piano swimming riding horses, eating, and loafing at Kate s house. Caloriless lemon pie sleep ing, and listening to Griegs Con certo satisfy charming Marys ego Mary blushed when she embar rassed Mr. McVean Employed now at Peck's, she looks toward office . . BARBARA A MILLER t Sparkling Barb worked 2 yrs in Spanish Club and FHA bounced thru G.A.A. 4 yrs Barbie spent l yr. in public speaking and Library Club, stage-crewed for Sr Play Our snappy-eyed beauty loves hot ta malesg not so 2-iaced girls' Bobbie thrills to Loveliest Night of the A Year when Phil is near Falling off her horse was black haired Barbs most embarrassing land nearly fatall PAUL MINNIEAR Outdoor devotee Paul spent a year in Hi-Y and in lr. I-list. Soc. He finds basketball an enticing indoor sport, playing intramural 2 yrs. After hunt- ing and fishing all day, he winds up at the Youth Center. He brought down his first deer for a big thrillg starting high school created much embarrassment. Crumrine, gym, ice cream and cake are best-of-alls. Hell join the Air Force. IOHN A. Monnrs' Little Mouse played basketball his soph. year: likes football too. lack favors Am. Hist., math., and mechan- ical drawing. Crumrine and Erskine are tops in his book. He blushed when he had to trail behind a teacher in library, for lack of any- thing to do. lack works at the A G P, and is eager to get more of that green stuff collected in the not-tooe distant future. Q f 'S ct it 1 1. .-its 1 ' ' .fr x . 1. IV rf 'Jn ..r . ' If' KENT MOON Likeable Kent gave 1 yr. to football, 2 to basketball. Kent enjoys hunting and fishing with lim Beattie, his favorite subject was study hall: his hang out, Main St. Easy-going Kent dislikes school and women twe have his word for itlp enjoys eating chicken and listening to Sweet Vio- lets p his shot gun is his prized possession. The Army or Navy will snatch bright-eyed Kent in '52. MARGARET MORRIS Demure Margaret skipped through G.A.A. l yr., F.H.A. 1, Library Club l. Baseball, algebra, and Erskine register favorably with Margaret. Loves to listen to the radio and read books. Brown-haired, hazel-eyed, she pals with JoAnn Morris and Alice Bisel. She plans to work, to earn money for travel. Cherishes her class ring: the song that sends her, Cold Cold Heart. 1 W' MMU 0111 MURYJ' l .Ps- C011 't E M 'YH 'ix YY A gwin fepequn I ORRIS C. KY-tue Ken drllti?,,,l1rX23?A. Bosyrs-, P. buzzed Marjor, JERRY MURRAY P925 ,Noi 5 gp V ond eb 1 A. hr 19, 17: sweetly, algebrl-f LjbrsrU9h Glqiqe Feqdjn UU. Li Q' 'Gnd EY 'Club' fo Qrj fred Qvort Qdllo jo chum fvqrqyh ite D V and W Ann PS Wjfh M eYed Ks Ustlmes her ' Ufu Ury D UTDHS ' mcrkse. Prize? holds erqney ed?j , , C1 Un etcetera, efossessjofb Somed Ce I . ' Robust lug joined Ir. Hist. Soc. l yr. While deer-hunting, he didn't quite succeed in giving a buck a Cold Cold Heart. Math is best, and big thick steaks, and slicking up cars. Climbing into the wrong car at the Auto Theatre, he jumped out in a hurry. Cruising around fills slack Cgrriilipxes. 2' hurflleix bfgglxl 99835 A ,pk Oxbon on ,Bind xo yn- Ken W- 9 - 0 gs e rote -else ' ifliiqcwgyoeziift iff.. Si- WEXXGY 6 XAXAYY lag.. Wosf K X, Ondxash or Good Lititqun OPXOTXSI' CO E636 'lylellvfe Wal sxocldedl 0 to be . X - - KY lo . ,nigh ghnes lefo, di no hours. Leprechaun lerry works at Murray's Shoe Repair, he hopes to attend Art School. we O, me M XeC!e Usfllng Qty Q S Hsrb. Q11 n M S ummefi XP-N35 m bo, ttteoxed L23 WY mtv' Qtch- A Qovfimjdf in Yfmgiunfl Ayifst. SOME, wok 5 aid G iv if xegne ov The CWD' '-in C T5 ills' PXGY' io: CWD. it Shown an tr. Qudoie he Y Pxmgteil wie untorf! Cause .5 , - Bl QS '09 'YU .dillidi-Hop mcwbiexwevs iolxsns XQSX X-Gxled lx ge Smeg,-sz Domq 'gaze A tgoel nmq '09 .. Ami IOYCE ARLENE NORTON Sedate Ioyce labored in F.H.A. 3 yrs. fsec., degree chmn.i, Latin Club 2, lr. Hist. Soc. lp was this year's Ama- teur Show co-chmn., and on props for lr. Play. Blond loyce loves to read, hates riding to school on those busses. Chums: Kathy Cook and Iackie Reelc: choice foods: ice cream and angel food. Employed now at Morris' 5 and 10, but will be a chemist. CQH Connie News L o.C hYr., me belonged Obb, Wed has fo L R me lilcls Niki Shall fr QU C1 IQVOF, es pl '19 mon 'Yr, C Ub 1 ore IIS he Qyjng ey. Q 'Onnie B1 JOIUI BHQOUII bQgek,bU1SICO S men C , Hd s.- .' Hi He QWQS fznes m,?eO'ge is swf mo 1811156 Ute W, Sf fhrrjlv Clfqelll A-Grlgew' Cos bein? Uh CSI: mg mo. - He plnme is broke Q Flynn UG , X20 qi e f . escoefs dv! flomesoffl Qns Qnenmployed out of iaith yo ng- din or Colleqe- Inq Noklm 9 MSC 'hs DQ! ' . B05 IAMES H. OLDHAM Tiger participated in football 3 yrs., was sound effects man in the lr. Play. lim enjoys football and shop and hangs out at Murray's Shoe Shop. This blond, blue-eyed Tarzan passes his time cruising, singing Hey Good Looking, plus working at Scliuler's. The future will find Tig working and keeping track of Dick Crull and Denny Doyal. FRANK L. PAGE Curly-haired Frank, who hailed from St. Philip his sr. yr., was on the football squad 2 yrs., cheerleader l, participated in the Amateur Show 2, and was class pres. 3. lack, whose eyes are robin's egg blue, pals with Dave Hindenach and hangs out in B.C, His most thrilling moment was receiving his draft notice! His fav- orite pastime and most prized pos- session tas he listed themi don't fool us. -.,,,H' CAROL M. OLIVER Dependable Carol was in G.A.A. 4 yrs., F.H.A. ttreas. l yr. and de- gree chmn. Ir., Hist. Soc. I, and Iournalism. Carol's most prized possessions are her class ring and graduation diploma. Winsome Carol enioys skiing and basketball: her favorite song is Because of You. Mrs. Redman, Mr. Cunningham, and Am. Hist. added zest to her school life. Mich. Bell or College will find Carol doing her best. MARLENE IANETTE Q PALMER Marlene romped through G.A.A. 4 yrs., F.H.A. 4 ttreas. ll. Marlene's favorite sport is gym: her favorite subject, typing. Mrs. Barnes and Mr. Cunningham top her list. Little brown-haired Marlene thrives on hamburgs and cokes. Favorite pas! time, driving and listening to Cold Cold Heart on the radio. Receiving her fellow's football was her greatest thrill. She works at Morris' five and dime. Plans include working and marriage. M i, wt gran' Ar j ' d Latin Club, lr. Hi . 'o r around the cinder - - g is soph. yr. l-le enjoys hu A n fried fish. Blue-eyed Art - -,9 g . h'MacVean his sr. yr. . lot of Art, a Luse 4. loyee. How he ever pass . English is his S64 ques- tio als: Ron Robinson and Bill Culp. ifuture holds Marine Corps OAX WMC. 0' M. ARNOLD PIERCE IR. Elongated Mickey lent his talents to Commercial Club 1 yr., and did an excellent job managing the football team his sr. yr. Miss Erskine, book- keeping, and math head his list of favorite studious diversions: Dick Caines and Glen Cary were favorite pals. Watching T. V. while eating fried rabbit transports Ferris Institute- bound Mickey to the Elysian Fields. Riding in Dicks' beat-up Ford was a thrill. 6 CHARLES PEMBERTON Wavy-haired Chuck blew a French horn in Band 2 yrs., Choired l, pole- vaulted 2, joined lr. Hist. Soc. l. Cowboy Pemberton cruises in a '39 Olds convertibleg in school he pre- ferred study hours and Murray: hangs out at the Dug Out. And So To Sleep Again is top tune for this somnambulist. Dinner hates to see a new car in a bad wreck. His thrill of a life time was learning to water ski. PATRICIA ANNE PRYSER Amiable Pat joined G.A.A. 4 yrs., F.l-LA. 2 twriting the history onel, Ir. Hist. Soc. 2, Commercial Club l. Patty loved the Orch, and accom- panied it 4 yrs. She participated in the Amateur Show 4 yrs., came out on top fpiano solol jr. yr. Reported for the DIAL, did Ir. Play make-up. She likes Rob, popcorn, Peck's, Too Young, her pet kitten, and her diary. N by Bqbs, W. GH YLE R RQNEA' D' . ow? 3 YSOC' GWR was gig long Ch Ay JACQUELINE IEAN REEK We Sw, Sv Wgrtiie time L- e . - ,A. e I A ' gn o t sp Ibfqr 9 VIII D smut 13 Blond, blue-eyed Iackie participated Wi RO Y-PX -0766 HW! lm all- Bgrb y Cfub SSC'-P QNIVQUZS PQWD 1' pe UIQ G 1 fs SUS 14 UPQHQ 'more nffcfed EC-1, Gi 9-'50, . 1' Sc in i Se 117 ing Cliffs Spjnni SKY 1:-7ePendSn?1Ub 1 11111 Nh DO U9 ple GH . Mrs.. sqm? dqten jgllesl Q29 her: Hlmbiljy '77 e w S On QMS Jfhe- Mrlth gwo G recqusdb , USS, ' UQ' her ' Spoo Qllys or file. C1 ner, th Qss Urn cl-,OCO1 S 9 Ur me in G.A.A. 4 yrs., F.H.A. 4 Csec. l yr., vice-pres. ll, Usher Club l, Spanish Club l. Horse-back riding and swim- ming are favorite sports. Chemistry was this angelic person's favorite subject: Mr. Crumrine her favorite teacher. She pals with Ioyce Lewis and loyce Norton. Collecting minia- ture horses is a hobby, movies a 6 . bxgfb nd 90 NN Y ,fi - ' ' 5 0 el- 5 W 30396 Wheat? nmnql X Cougii Kouq Biovv' Gu' X-Xu COW' 0 S mow Om gt KQOSQXQ d ice Cl X XGVOKN XXQUQS Cui?- S IQ Vor. pastime. Plans include working in an office, or studying some sort of design. -e on 1 R000 XXL , . '13et3?Q3,ftgi'3eif33?.iiigsillfff YJYYQSXY. wxlriles ws Xie Plums ?NOlObliXpoi bed' Wgriigei WON' P ...L- 0090 7, ll P-N V' B G-P Px'ior if Yrs- of NEROCK XO d QHYOXAQXQYBHZJQCXCOYYY' forown IYQRRA C011 o , 3 , l O1 1 ' my N00 if gsfif X Soc- X' roof' Ing bull hisrs and Sid fhis IQ 'Uonq as qymir WSL trienne onC'W Sur and Sle Oph- Q es' He d With HTS vexub M X1 Y-was Loi'-9 Xicurili Fore? ,mfle Qiging hezd ff- y,S plqyed Gxeecioi Club Gi Build 'Get Meletiels' cufleyls his Hfwmesf 13 DUane'Hum' mer was iixneetoring G Marine hwgoxivl skins Ahoired gs: DH? hue hi s Jef, Spih Wan BWV uridine lo xoqmphgi zwon' 'C uf in Qe uqne lid belong' hot Wt -nfs xisten. Gu B 0' Qin ' .UDob1 new . Sd M. 1119. v1GlCwef,3o'I5 Cogeciftq W PGY ' One- wh 171s S Dua dlslik 'SS Er ' I-go X-ge S117 C-'ou He ed - 559536 and ng K5 'X Seem QQUXQEH long-mil' io profse of P10123 to 271901 100 -re S0 eSU E Sc: S Vlde hard Um. E-Ovogh X059 ii di the Y. OIl6'QI1d-On? future I Work hon wo Y Or ht ' X?XcQSSXO 116 doesnif N9 ' BEVERLY ROUSE Dreamy-eyed Bev is a musical miss: French horn in Band 4 yrs. and in Orch. 25 soprano in Choir l, and in Glee Club 3. Her horn is her hobby, being chosen for Band her thrill. She sang in an Amateur Show. Brown-haired Bevie likes Chadderdon best, prizes her cedar chest, gobbles ice-cream, screams at baseball games, and salutes Stars and Stripes Forever. THOMAS SELLORS Husky Tom was a track man and shot-putter his jr. and sr. yrs., and sang in Choir 2 yrs. Other activities included Hi-Y, Biology Club, Ir. I-list. Soc., and winning the M.H.S. Ping Pong Tourney. Tom Bore made a hobby of collecting girls' pictures. The Build enjoyed eating chili at Pinky's with lohn and Fred. Tom most disliked breaking up with girls. Plans include U. of Miami, Fla. IO ANN SCHICK Flashing blue-eyed Io played sports in G.A.A. 4 yrs., sang in Glee Club l yr., took public speaking l, was an extra in BLIND DATE. Her hobbies are painting, drawing, and skiing. Her favorite subjects, Sr. Eng. and arty favorite teachers, Cunningham and Mrs. Murray. Reckless lo's good '35 Dodge Cwhen it runsl is her prized object. l-ler Calif. trip was a thrilling moment. She will attend W.M.C. DUANE SIRKS Navy-bound Duane belonged to F.F.A. l yr., played res. football his soph. yr. I-le enjoyed bookkeeping and math while in M.H.S. Hunting takes up extra time not spent at the Book Shop. Hazel-eyed Duane en- joyed a valuable experience, jour- neying to Wyoming. He is employed at C. M. Church Packard Service now, but plans to join pal Wayne Green as a roving sailor boy. IOAN SMITH Graceful Io fiddled away in Orch. 4 yrs., joined Library Club l, Ir. Hist. Soc. 1, Commercial Club 1. Io played her violin on the Amateur Show her Soph. yr. Auburn-haired Io enjoys playing violin, being with lack, and typing. You'll find lo at home eating steak and french fries, listening to Travelin Blues. Her prized posses- sion is her diamond from jack. The future holds marriage for Ioannie. THOMAS OWEN STANLEY Iolly, college-bound Tom presided over 3 clubs: Hi-Y, Spanish, and Ir. Hist. Soc., joined Latin Club 2 yrs., corchmn. the I-Hop. Loquacious Stan played football fr. yr., took speech, was bus. mgr. of this yearbook: acted perfectly lovable Mr. Miller in the Ir. Play, and Detective Hewlett in SKY HIGH. Winning lst. place with Lynn fAmateur Showl was a thrill. Favor- ites are: his 48 green Ford, English, Murray, and tennis. j i QKA p LOU ANNE SNYDER Bashful Lou warbled in Glee Club 3 yrs., joined Commercial Club l, and F.H.A. l. Louie enjoys baseball, any kind of skating, and history. Mrs. Barnes and Mr. MacVean were favorites. Brown-haired, blue-eyed Lou likes eating steak and french fries, being with Marie Baker, and watching T.V. Her class ring is her prized possession. She detests swearing, by anyone! Lou wants to work when she graduates. KENNETH RUSSELL STICK Handsome Kenny played football 4 yrs., res. buckeiball 37 joined Ir. Hist. Soc., I-'.F.A. 2 yrs., and Hi-Y ly played a loving Paul in Ir. Play, cz charming villain in Sr. Play, and exhibiting talent in DIAL and Ama- teur Show activity. Twig spends his time getting hurt, dreaming, and eating french fried shrimp. Bright- eyed Kenny prizes his silver foot- ball, and memories of Ind. summers. Happy Ken sings I wanna be with you always, but not to Dick and Ronll C h5Iff'u1Kffy . Y STM esumvlmlel in sec, 'YR Ir Qme b G X YY' . 5 WSC! g.,q.ZmQNeb, wick fo MH Geotqe sieelgx tooibfxlglxk id ' Hd ' efe ' -S, x y. :figs Subfe' Oy, as UG-eyed ub X, l5.' hob? .ng K0 .X V105 Roe Cf: Ka Choir Mrs- , Ko ,gas A KYSXV Kon-ROY -X 5C.OYe - y - w M11 Ay Geo. on . col n X :gigs 'Win Ud Th 'On ,f Joi, G sho tim' - QW. iris l ot one Q fin, or C. of 'Th flny .qqest Hoitiry him U 6 him Skye ifglimef 'gas 8:23. 'U HS? Little kgggxly. 39:6 in qrvgfsxq can fig in Uncle rm Ins- gy is e In Merrlosf Succee in '52 YQ litlle XG or t2:i:,..'s. . New - sums -1 Huvg HNE , , c Dyno T5 , Steed, likeable , AROL TEN ioqorxle My Cfumx yrs ans, R gavldus' Sgcs Wlmd xsrfl Sun 15113 Q1-,Z SHA f,sSS11en,'Oy -t tw x 0 1 l 1 ' Hd Sd ifilzdasxiipxxglin ggsbrtgf tx-sax vliuglicsgg- 1,ug,fLfseC,IfifSf cgfg- . O nl tit eek Sak- e-Q S. I , une' - SCOP' to Pu C3005 is 1 ly Q 'UQ 1 . Que B 1, j .hlxm X-X95 gy ,Ad I7 jr' TI Sd. , jo YQ5-,jc F. wget. hgmgett Qng'i,,nkbj,Qi., egg ffow,,fjgyad,,, Qgqyejngism iigif, C1 Y ' S' E I' I 'iijixxesthed Ysiithe Piziiyy Pot: :sue ghsgsgslfkes fjfie msclp for 1:37 Ss e -0 L0 r A I Jfnm' Q9 ' Gy. empxgyl ands:-ottsbtnjgxw. Iqfflne gngnifs lqvfgrig andoid QYm P? at mokdjnts will K enjoyed bg Mflcljfs We SIZWS' e , stu mg D On' A :ss Qomq IAL Qrf nisfic ed. RICHARD THOMPKE Fun-loving Dick, never too lucky, played reckless football 3 yrs., was ambitious co-chmn. of I-Hop decora- tions. Dick was an extra in Ir. Play, played foreigner Oscar in Sr. Play. Hunting and fishing play a big part in Richard's busy life. He enjoyed physics when taught by Crumrine, Dick pals with Bob and Iackg says girls who smoke gripe him, but he doesn't hate steak! DUANE VAN WYNEN Duke gave 1 yr. to basketball, but played 4 wonderful yrs. of baseball and football. Being 1951 cap't, and winning All-T.V. in football were good-looking Duke's biggest days: built Sr. Play scenery, too. He likes to shoot rabbits, then eat them. His hot Pontiac is Duke's prize: girls who talk too much are out. '52 will find popular Duke hard at work. VALDEAN MAY VAHS Attractive Valdean possesses long blond hair and blue eyes. She was a member of Library Club t2l, Com- mercial Club tll and Glee Club. Took part in the Amateur Show as a mountaineer singer. This seeker of out-of-door sports also enjoys play- ing the piano inside. Shorthand, Merritt, Mrs. Barnes, southern fried chicken, dancing, and swimming rate right up on top. She'll never forget her first date. NORMA IEAN WARNER Gay and lithesome Norma romped through G.A.A. 4 yrs. and was irl F.l-LA. 2. Usher Club was honored by Norm 1 yr., as were Latin Club and Ir. Hist. Soc. She gave a busy 2 yrs. to Choir, Glee Club, and cheerleading. Our blonde Norma hates waiting for anyone, loved part of Monica in Sr. Play. Hap lives on hamburgers, and won't ever forget her car wreck on Main St. IACK R. WEISO Artistic Red's activities in school cen- tered around his art abilities which he put to good use as Art Editor of this DIAL. Iack likes to hunt with a bow and arrow and enjoys base- ball cmd roller-skating. His favorite subject was art, but he especially liked Mr. Cunningham. Self-con- tained Iack considers himself his own best pal and his most prized possession. Faraway places beckon travel-minded lack. SHARON ANDRE WHITSEL Beauteous Sharon spent 3 yrs. in G.A.A., 3 in F.l-LA., 2 in jr. l-list. Soc. Shar caroled in Choir 4 yrs. and Glee Club 2. She likes nothing bet' ter than to swim in Lake Mich. or to wait for Carl. A Schuler waitress now, artistic Sharon would like to be a lab. technician. Tardy people don't rate with browneeyed Sharon. Imagine her embarrassment at sit- ting down in a restaurant, and miss- ing the chair. .., .-it BETTY IEAN WHITE Melodious Betty sang her way through Choir 3 yrs.g and in Ama- teur Show 3, G.A.A. 1, Usher Club 2, and Library Club. Pretty Betty, with the long hair, enjoys chumming with Phyllis Pemberton and cruising in her brother's Olds. Betty hangs out at Peck's, listening to Sin on the juke box. Blue-eyed Bot was thrilled to go to Great Lakes and see Ted graduate from Navy Boot Camp. MYRNA CLAIRE WILLIAMS Athletically-inclined Myrna gave 4 yrs. to G.A.A., gym ass't 3 yrs., and Commercial Club. Ninqa enjoys baseball and Mrs. Murray's English class. Blackehaired, blue-layed Myrna remembers her most embarrassing moment, falling down the stops at school. Though Myrna's first date was her most thrilling moment, she dislikes boys in general, '52 will find her working, 'fpllow' by mar- riage, naturally. l .Mft QLD ir PIQS O I 17 . , r.. 5101095 HQrO1d X koomgll lnclotl farmer Club iwqs in P N H oifffed and we .Q-fed bhts sk, Hqfold it A hu 'HA 4 mi Hdpt SOC- lm. BW? with Ore-gms wilc boy Qikes Qgmsmqn grsu 3aS ed XY- Yliisl or B? Geofqei when Red ell h MOI . Qfld Hd Soln Y A Y A Ogt C HGZQ .Q lo Slfelf Shears Us' 5 mqfh. out lg ytoftqs' 3, XGIIY. browwe my Ing ronfgvde Q! OIL- emo h111j,iH Und 10 Ywbie mes on wc' ms ew, we nw welc Five Pthe Tfrstys Gary music Dick Qcwilll D9 5 Gish rx he X5 rx- ,Znb9Clf:ElVHQfo13Ot TWOK WhHSulZ,Die he isnllelb qjliofl' wgjollesg' 5:95 9 Hic-Olin Omen llvhBfg Min' qqx' O96 Hyk or Tkixxs CGI. G S hob... O .5 was at W1 dlcted for lldrxl' qlflilbjleblcle' Q we R511 MAR EP- ILY Nil C16 N g Yvoflqlwmstcud W Bands gigmgjg. brow . VWLSON toolle Glu ' ' -14.3 thfo n'hQi . Uivofme in Ge? miie .Oo and fr Weep ugh G-Ared Mo - Cmtmetxs cxyzded 'Z X gyms YmW3g1nCZ hobbieg Hzst. S0801-,h.YU.,q. 4 Fllyn VOC ' t. 500' ' 'rx hu tdsle squo i'1C1 C' 2- I-ar' 'WS-. Tiled lY- T: fesvllegng cheiil mosl IEP-skirt dffncfgge follefnelzgetigrz Club lo SW :ON - ms- lean 'fend Ure ' Ho S Qu YU's :Ong M565 mewl H115 - - o 15' N he me E ng Q Xe- . ho NO gnlnq ut Qt Urge' 1' I C Gnd HQ' Wmb KO gon. wed. tm Cu lcbxe Ten Peck, s Aid avome Miss best mg Subest CWVQK Om and to .gey ands with B enjoys S- 0 I . . 17 I Ur ,ntexei is -nerowe' Olin hair Que, Gloss tordustnflgnes Liv. Sweetangmg Bode O my the blow WOW W1 wmlg' Br Mofflyn Oods lisr' jane in O , A ' - klfcilonnel efies, 'Plans elcome A2353 S Nuigges leififrlg 1 yn me S S blowngtlon. ' H1001 AGNES MARIE WOODS Quiet Aggie played in G.A.A. 4 yrs., belonged to F.H.A. 2, Latin Club 2, and Biology Club l. A square dance lover, once she was terribly sur- prised to go sliding across the floor. When she isn't chumming with Marilyn Wilson, Phylis Arnold, or Martha Hoexter, she's home. History, Erskine, and her class ring are fav- orites, Agnes dislikes talkative peo- ple. This brownette, hazel-eyed lassie plans to attend Borgess School of Nursing. IOHN WYGANT Husbandman Iohn participated in F.F.A. 4 yrs. He also joined Ir. Hist. Soc. 3. Baseball is his favorite sport, hunting and trapping twhen he's not pro- His- with sore Ken sleeping or smoking his pipel vide enjoyable leisure for Iohn. tory and Miss Keifer were tops lohn while Big Shots hit his spot. He prizes his Coon dog. Case is his best friend. Farm-loving lohn plans to continue rural life. qfcdu ti - in ti A Pl ' HJ M .4 0 lf 1 Y IAMES A. WYGANT Black-haired lim joined F.F.A. 2 yrs. and Biology Club l. An Isaac Wal- ton protege, he pals with Bill Den- ning. Easy-going lim liked govt. best, favored Wilcox as a teacher, treasures his TV set. He loves to eat ice cream at the Tasty. Brown- eyed Iim, who is employed at Mar- shall Hardware, dislikes people who brag. His future holds office work Way Down Yonder. FRANK K. ZINN Proficient at work or play, Frank was soph. class pres., debater 3 yrs., basketball player 3, and base- baller 25 was in Latin Club 2 lCOnSul ll, Hi-Y l, Ir. Hist. Soc. lg a hen- pecked boyfriend in the lr. Play. Speech 2 yrs., and being capable assoc. ed. of the bi-weekly DIAL total lanky Frank's list. He'll eat anything off a cow: hang-out, his barn! U. of M. bound. 1 Q ,115 ' . Q ?' 2 v . 5 I 'am I Q 6 y L Y i r X N S mented' i N? .. ' fu u, G L i 4 Vy. 2 'Y' 1 2 S ' . , ,, M - 1 3 . Q 3 ' . 1 ' 5 - N 5 1 . l E XS W ' I : 5 W3 1 : E 1 'Y . v 0 , . - . H 5. 1 ' f . Q 1 ' Y L L 1 ' 2 . g r P r 1 7 E r 1 2 Q , 2 , X . 1 f 2 4 . g' Z i 2 Q ' 2 ' Y 1 - I . , W .1 xx Nh Ll, i i i x ' gl wx! Q , . , . ,... lx ' f a-ff AIA K' , j A af ', ': t A Lv . 5' - 'xv is ' Q - 'l , l j'f?:- , , , , H' JI 'Jh i'i'1': . X. ,BA ,qu A, .2-WA' ! 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' - i. ,. . 1 ' . J 1.- ,,.v, 49:15, f.g3?Q..1,7 L .ik I .h 1 Sasaki? .L 'Q-Q,mnH,,K,:'Q,,1 kk . , f . 6' .QgM:fg,, -,.,. -,vw . - L. ,- , ' . ' 4 .. N - mn .- , Ffgzgv - f - , . f , 1--3 gy N. f.. ' sf w 1 -lv :WA - 22 K' ' ff - Ns. A 'ffll if my Q- 9.,g,Ei5EQ.:.-' 12:55-2 .. . gf I .',,. vi X ,Q - X f . we ' Qs .ffxfgigk . - fs .fi w m z x yf . ,V N - . '1j .f - , ,, , ' r Q ,Q-. . . .gg -. .1.SeN9,,,2f,'xtm if-1 L E + gg? Sim' i g gl. . 1. y 'K COURT FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Dial 5IO I VAN WYNEN'S FLORAL Quality-Dependability-Artistry 203-209 S. Marshall Ave. Dial 5532 back 0 Q O Q HlLLABRANT'S GROCERY Quality Groceries Dial 3905 Friends of the DIAL from way EYMER HARDWARE Gifts of Utility Hardware UNITED CIGARS H. G. Fondra, Owner CIGARS - CIGARETTES TOBACCO - SUNDRIES CARROLL'S STANDARD SERVICE Atlas Tires, Batteries, Accessories Michigan at Grand Dial 584i Best Wishes Your CHAMBER OF COMMERCE THE BLUE PENNANT C. H. Carr 826 W. Michigan Dial 5862 Out Congratulations and Best Wishes to THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1952 HOTEL SCHULER I STONE'S BEAUTY SALON Your Loveliness Is Our Business Marshall, Mich. Compliments of THE BOGAR and GARDEN THEATERS FOX FLORIST C d C F Henry and Ruth Ann the Senior orsages an ut lowers Sponsors, are the true friends and H0 N. Eagle may 5303 trusted confidcrnts of all the seniors. Now that you students have finished I driving school, Buy Your Tires at S jewelers ROBERT QulcK's Firestone Store Famous Hamburgers Soups and Chili II4 W. Michigan Ave. Marshall, Michigan Charles H. Clute Coal Co. Douglas and Arlene O'Leary Compliments of the GREAT ATLANTIC 5 Compliments of 4I7 E. Michigan Dial 5151 PACIFIC -I-EA CO. BUSKIRK'S WATCH REPAIR Heating Marshall Homes Since 1893 L-. SAVE-WAY FOOD MARKET Meats - Groceries - Produce Once a Customer-Always a Friend Dial 9845 McKenzie's Gulf Service 2 and 4 Wheel Trailers for Rent Dial 9354 Across from the Athletic Field MARSHALL FEED STORE Feeds, Seeds, and Poultry Supplies II7 S. Hamilton Dilll 43ll 1 -.,.,-.,Y-. - - , Make-up Crew for lr. Play 1 PECKS DRUG STORE Prescription Specialist Where Young and Old Meet IN MARSHALL Compliments of MITCHELL HARDWARE 213 E. Michigan Ave. Dial 3121 MARSHALL WHOLESALE CO. Wm. Trupiano, Prop. Dial 4632 STANDARD PRINTING CO. Printing, Binding, Office Supplies JOHN WITHEE 'F MARTIN MAURER 216 E. Michigan Ave. Dial 5201 MlLLER'S Boys' and Men's Wear MARSHALL PASTRY SHOPPE Dick Galloway, Owner The Best in Baked Goods Compliments of NAGEL'S STORE Men and Boys' Wear E. B. More Furniture Co. Quality Furniture and Floor Coverings F. G. SEAMAN fr CO. Sporting Goods and Athletic Equipment Dial 3312 HEMMINGSEN 5 DELRAY15 JOHN C. MEEK AGENCY HODGES, INC. - - Ladies', Misses', and Infants' Wear Auto L'fe-Fire Insurance lll East Michigan Ave. Dependable jewelers Dial 5131 Dm' 5861 I Don't rnove, don't turn your heads! Seniof PIGY SK1919 Crew fr, 1 i D CL-RD Dan Keck, Alice Church, Mary Hess, Carol Stevens, Ioyce Adams, 'Wanda Miller, Gail Cole, Carolyn Bailey all pariicipatinq in the Sr. Amateur Show. , . K ti sw jg WlLLIAM'S BAKERY Quality Baked Goods E. F. Williams Dial 3542 JOSEPH LEYDEN 6' SONS Plumbing and Heating Dial 5521 THE VOGUE SHOP Exclusive Ladies' Ready-to-Wear 114 E. Michigan Ave. Western Auto Associate Store Save up to 50W on Guaranteed Auto Parts 211 E. Michigan Phone 3150 The MARSHALL ECHOES 215 E. Michigan Ave. Modern Medium of Advertising SANDERS BROTHERS QUALITY HARDWARE ALWAYS POPULAR STYLES for the Younger Crowd at HARPER THRIFT SHOP SCH NAITMAN BROTHERS Quality Meats Dial 4101 SMYTH PRINTING COMPANY 115-121 S. Jefferson St. Phone 3212 Marshall, Mich. After the Game lt's THE CAMPUS GRILL Tasty Sandwiches Ice Cream R. D. VOGELREUTER Clothing and Furnishings Samsonite Luggage SHERMAN AND DU FFIELD FINE SHOES Ladies' - Children's - Men's Golf Supplies JAMES STUDIO Portraits, Commercial Photography, Kodak Finishing J. H. CRONIN NEEDHAM CLEANERS Dry Cleaning and Dyeing DRY GOODS Women's and Children's Clothing H8 E. Michigan Ave. Dial 3313 i This was found in one of the early- Dials, explaining why they called their book the DIAL. Because: It :I ll lr li n ll If 11 n n ll never runs down. is always correct. looks to the heavens as it source of information. never rusts. never has to be replaced. is always dependable. never tires. is a recorder of time. is more valuable in a bright spot. is a reflector. is useful. is educational. The motto of that book was: Scribitur Revoqari Non Potest. If it is not written down, it will soon be lorqottenf' RONAN 6' KUNZL, INC. Electric Water Heaters Glass Door Hardware C. W. ROETHLISBERGER Meats and Groceries Dial 3l72 TIDEY MOTOR SALES Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Service WEST END BARBER SHOP Merle Struwin, Prop. lt pays to look your best. There's Life Insurance and Security in Your Future!! CLAYTON ANDY ANDERSON Life Insurance and Estate Planning. MARSHALL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Currently paying dividends on savings ..., W INCORPORATED 1920 1 - 227 E. MICHIGAN! LENA'S BEAUTY NOOK Donna Fox-Loree Frye Lena McNary DIAL - 3691 Thanks for coming over, MARSHALL CREAM ERY across from the High School Gym REID AND GAFKEN MOTOR SALES INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS 827 W. Michigan Ave. Dill 4541 SMITH BROS. COAL CO. C. C. Smith-S. D. Smith 402 S. Kalamazoo Ave. Dial 4l4l Congratulations to Class of '52 HEMMlNGSEN'S Rexall Drug Store KELSER FUNERAL HOME 103 E. Mansion Street Dial 5311 Compliments of CHAPMAN TRACTOR SALES l F'- VAN DENBURGIS SHERER COMMERCIAL RsrmcsnAroRs lr. Play Ass't Directors, Kathryn for Sydow and David Foote. R.C.A. ViCf0f and Zenllh Television Food Markets-Hotels-Restaurants Westinghouse Home APPl'a'1C95 Dial 4331 H3 W' Mich' AW' SHERER-GILLETT COMPANY Members of the lunior Play M GOOD LUCK To the Class of l952 HAYES MACHINE CO. STEALEY AND PERRINE IMPLEMENT CO. Allis-Chalmers Sales and Service Jamesway Barn Equipment Farm Implements-Livestock Buyers 500 S. Kalamazoo Ave. Dial 4911 ' VWSQTQ. 354.4 leon, Kay, Ellen, Put, Sue, Ncmcy, B1ll, hm, cmd Dlck Thompke Frank. THE POWER SHOP Ladies Apparel COATS - HATS - LINGERIE SUITS - GLOVES - HOSIERY DRESSES - BAGS -- COSMETICS Frcmk cmd Rxchcxrd Murphy' Compliments of HUBBARD'S SERVICE HITCHENS' DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION oRuccusT al 3162 Marshall, Michigan Marshall Lumber Co. LUMBER, BUILDING SUPPLIES SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS Manufacturers of Permabilt Homes-Garages 330 S. Kalamazoo, Dial 3945-3946 Compliments of THE COFFEE POT CHARLES STEMBOL, INC. Your Friendly Ford Dealer IIZO W. Michigan Ave. Dial 3321 Compliments of TAYLOR'S DAIRY Quality Dairy Products Dial 5952 BEST WISHES TO ALL and Congratulations to the Graduating Class of i952 DODGE 5c to SI.O0 STORE The CENTRAL Store Wallpaper-Paints-Shades Congratulations to Class of '52 THE EAST END MARKET Leon A. Bischoff DIAL 5321 Compliments of STAG ECOACH Compliments of PANGLE'S GULF SERVICE and GROCERY Lubrication and Accessories Dial 5589 875 E. Michigan Ave. Phil cmd Chuck. C. L. Wood Agency GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE-BONDS lO9 N. Jefferson St. 3631 Office PHONES Res. 4216 C. L. WOOD - LLOYD D. WOOD Co-Partners Tom, lack, cmd Ronnie. LOOMIS FOOD CENTER Choice Meats and Groceries 206 W. Michigan Dial 5251 PLACE BARBER and BEAUTY SHOP Stella Morris, Beautician Dial 4932 Compliments of MARSHALL FOOD LOCKER DEUEL LUMBER CO. I Building Materials for All Purposes Compliments of CLOVERLEAF DAIRY MARSHALL LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS, INC. Tasty Sandwiches at the TASTY SANDWICH SHOP Short Orders Compliments of KATZ BROTHERS' MILLING CO. Compliments of LEE'S BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP Couples at the G.A.A Formcrl Buy MOORE Insurance from THE MOORE INSURANCE AGENCY REDMAN'S PAINT and WALLPAPER 127 W. Michigan Marshall, Mich BAKER BROS. CLEANERS The Best for Less 225 W. Michigan Ave. Dial 494l Compliments of THE BOOK SHOP FREDDlES MODERN SELF SERVE MARKET Over the Counter or Over the Phone . . . the same PERSONAL attention to your order! 802 So. Marshall Air Conditioned 2 Phones to Serve You 3959 - 3950 CROWELL CARTON CO. Manufacturers of Folding Cartons Quality Service Marshall Evening Chronicle Central Calhoun County's Community Newspaper ura is ric orrespon en s o s ea er D. G' D. SOFTWATER The Only Way CULLIGAN Doug O'Leary Don Williams Bringing Marshall News and the News from 2lRIDrtC drrltkds What a handy housewife! Il Brand new friends of the DIAL Ken Ron and Bob Q Q Q Q dl as Pat, Leona, and Mary Rug Furn ture - Dry Cleaners SPOTLESS AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY Bend x Sales 6' Service DIAL 3539 204 W. Michigan Ave. ask the ones we serve DEAN'S SHOE STORE rf' K Across from the post office Waggott Shellane Service Bottled Cas and Appliances 2l2 W. Michigan Dial 4231 MARSHALL, M1CHlCAN BOB VANIMAN BUICK CO. When better automobiles are built, BUICK will build them. 848 W. Michigan Ave. Dial 4l7l RISTOW FURRIERS Cr DRY CLEANERS Dial 3977 lOl0l W. Michigan Ave. Compliments of ROWLAND G' WITHEE The Store Next to Schuler's -ALWAYS REMEMBER- You can't do kindness too soon, because you never know when it's going to be too late. W. S. Townsend Co. Deco tina for the I-Hop l 924' J fx' WSW OV f'ww fs Wig! .Mlli 395 3 iii mfg? -----,An 2,1 , J ,-V. MY, Q rf ,f f NM! fi fa I MJ 1' fi Dwi! Kl9 6C?j!Q?q1! JV if vwfa 1' W if-my Xl ,sg . ix Qi kg T112 flip Ns www USNSRHJXJ J -,, ,foLS0JMJf U VW