s. ff 0 I ff? lg ANCHORA ' 'V X- . The old ordel ch mveth vleldlnff plfzce to new And God fultills hlmself lll mmy xx tys Lest one good custom should corrupt the uolld I h we hved my hfe and that Vkhltll I h ue done M ts He mthm hlmself m the pure' hut thou If thou shouldst never see my flee ufnn P1 ty for my soul More thmgs are WIOLU ht by pr 1yer Th an thlg wo: ld dretms of Wherefore let thy volce I 1se lllte 1 fount un tor me nlght md d ly F01 uh tt ue men better than sheep 01 go tts Th It I10llllSll 1 hhnd hfe Wltlllh the ln un If lxnoulnf Cod they llft not h lnds of pl ner Both fox themselxes and those who t all them mend For so the whole round euth 18 exelx u tx Bound hy old th uns lhout the feet oft od Idxlls ot tht Kmf Tennyson 4 4 1959 i Q :',: 'sf13 0 Q7 V A S o? . f X .- I ug X 1 A 2 o n is if 1- - . ,F xxx V ,W l: 6 o on ' V- K Pave 1 ll 6 , , I ' ' 4 o r . 4: f v I I 1 l v v v z 2 ., Comfort thyselfg what comfort is in me? 2 y . uv ' , 2 v l 1 2 V 1 I zj ' ' ' 2 ' . . z ' ana' , .2 . Y L. . 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K Cv Y . - t j 5 A , M fi . -Q y H I - rl 'N-iff? ff Eff ANC!-IORAB fQ A FORP WORD Our one hope seems but a vlslon on the threshold of our undertakmg of a deed that IS 1 custom IH Arthur s hall The years have wrought kmd servlce wlth a noble ease and ere they pass and fly the sllent faces rlde the slopmg plane and out beyond the gxte They have strength 1n the Cllmblhg llfe that makes manhood mlghtler day by day They behold the only way to glory They walk through fire and hardly heed the smoke for far off they see the shlnmg brand Excal bur They are knlghts svworn to vows ot absolute physlcal endurance un quahfled dlSlJOSltlOI1 trustvsorth ness ln love and extreme ClLltlfLlll'l9SS to the kmg They have remalned 1n brotherhood through days of happmess anl strlfe and gamed glory 1n the llght of vlctory We shall evermore at future tlmes delight our souls vuth memorles of kmghthood vwhlch mll always he the one brlght star of llfe Those who wlsh to keep IH m1nd the days that pass beyond Wlll accept thls book of memorles ln symbol of true heart and loyalty Q 1950 ' X fn? .Z U, ' 4 X ..l fm ., 5 ,,, 4 , - AW u I..- A x 1 ,z ff H 'H-mmm Puts I Y J . . , r 6 . c . , . . , I Y . . up ' . ' ' 2 . . . E I Y . . i ' F . . . . v i . . , A . . . I V Y . V. v . . D ,fs.f'77'f- aiu-..dJe y W v-, EZ ANCHQRA he A KZ ROBERT M. MILLER To Mr. Mlller, our frlend and coach, who has gulded us to honor and vlctory on the athletlc field and who wlll always have a place ln our hearts, we, the Class of 1930 affectlonately dedl cate thls Anchora m5524950 j, ,Va A.: 4 ' S A x XX A, ,M , Q- aff'-as as 3 51, XM! ' A -'h 'a A Ai , K ' Innmu- w Pa e 3 X l ,ra Y, Y' 'Q ' Q' Q A 1 ?:i.,gQFZ? K T ffl' 'Q X X wxfhfwz' ,. Q kbrk ' 59 A it E WF E? UFWFW if illlllll F e 5 2 kj lg , kr L 51 Q 14 in l I aw as x 1 ' U Llj.g 'Trib fi l in ,G 5 -Pb 'P -15.113 Z '-HH Wi ' Q hi 2' mga? 3 - - , 53, , 4, U AXE 7 - C+-at A-L Q SIZE is Lu-.0 Q , . MQ-ij:l.l.i.!... ' q--.- 'L ' . Q ann- 3 u -- ii '-'Jo' '1'iI?o3::I.1Lt 3, r-inn 3 tml ET- n W '2 :., T r 5 ' EI 5 ' +4+4-- 11 52 'fn ax L: E ,K S313 4 c , 2 I 'L - - r ' ' :viii x 1 QL--L 2 3 P i 2 , 'L 'L 3 11 Q u M A 1-th? I. f -'Trying Sffqinn .. I ln lll 1 ' 2 J ' 2 . ' 2 5' - i ' 0 0 0 g H 1-2. N g-EUWD P Q ll 1 -- -- A ,.,..,.-, X -, , . , EXNCH QRA3 2 ffff 1 ef K Wm , - Pane 5 For dear to Arthur was that hall of ours As havmg there so oft mth all hlS Knlghts Feasted and as the statel1eQt under heaven 1950 il sa , y ' n , K . 1 I I 'f ' 1 f- W 1 4 ., ,Cb , L., X . J + Z 10' 'af'Q. 'w -1 N -V A ANCH ORA ,Ay , fffaf X Q Pane 6 'E' ijv' -9 ! 34 if ...if lllllml b J BROWN Pl cr-:dent H R LONFYEAR Tnea-:mem R WHITE qecrefmy L. A EVIL!-ZIIEN Txuslee CLAUDE E POST Txustee N 1930 Q -1 c then Nxt xthui on me cl 1 thin With lu com in in x i c FAC U LTY l ,V Ani 'i sz A' ' ti ala- ' ne, But when he spuke he cheered his Iiuunci Table 2 'ge divine and ' f 'tz I I9 vi 1' ls. 4' F Qi ,ffw V g MW! NILMBI' hS O OF THIRTX VVhen hIllQhlh4J0d was Ill fimnel Kmg '-Xllhlll requucd that dll knwhts some tIlI0ll2l 1 trlunlnff DQIIIKI .md plme themxelxex wnthx hefme Jemf' muted mth the fllltlf? or tl .mum I 1 S ou mvo s uc wr 61111911 x mc Hung mme uw ff tw xl mc mix Na I I 1 num 9 N mx heel t, Q 1 U 1 N Q x c lsffzctlfm that see xml Que wc .msn gm ms hepduxe of JG leisure dellxed m mnlung mm xou mc Jecfmuxe um hue hecome All III egml pint of our school df xx IS datum Jecfluse I .im vue that emu 4 X W N IX 0 x U Lx IHIIDUSS and NPIXILL to Uhlllhllli Nm muxt the XQIIEIAIHL Kmv -Xlt un . xc e x men me xent IIN nl 1 nu fp rw M Q OI 10 Q IUNQ 0 11 N 1 y , f nf mm ,L Ll . 1 1 x 1 x x 1 I hm L X011 ul mee mlm on .ic CN fu lilf 11 .mu gmc menm 1 om em ucatlfm has helped ht xou mth fumm .md weapons th It mll be of 019 e 3:18 YOUm99t4lIldHXGlCUF1IJIhHXC U9 an 1.1 con mn url un 1 9 hw me 1, 1 aw g C IN 11 cl nm 1 n 0111112 rf L 1111 ll 1 n 1 X i ' x 6 1 1 0 Q mu rule S nl x rv f gl X o mf' 1 nu X 1 gnu N gamer 151 Q .mr N111 . 1 . N I mr tu 1 1 If .mu nr -X NIU1 k 1 X IA M675 fb , 9, ' x ' ' rv N. . v . Q .. ' ' rs. .' , . . I K., , C. . V, K, . I ' 1-Q, 'Q ' Eel' lnzhln. Y I- ,st 1' l 1'1 tl,',z 1,12 ' ' 1 t I sz iz ' J vt in our sc-hrml, -we I'Q'1fIj' f'm1'gg g 1 'ticm. Th Finns of Thirty lx' 1 1 on:- ut' thc mos versatil -md it is with zz feelinh' nf Ins: Amd yu ui' glud Sillqf ' ' ' I Q' K' I z ' Il M' .i Hi 'I. L .'.', J tl 11,2-L. . 4- Y, i. :I .v 2 ll .. K. .v .. J . . 'L '- 'Q . Gl'I:z1'.'t gl - 5 - 5 ' - --I or you W ll find his pl-we in life as yuu have here in xchfml, I' 'ing vith 1 v . K, . . v' . , . V' LH A. Y -. -A ' ri. A .I . hw' fllt rl I .' I k 'gl ts tt I httlk f 'tl 'Q 3 1' Cl 'is- lizu itj 'mel the rulress ut' hu: -111 ' -ws. Yw will nut hc- c-xllul fm In rig-I 1 vit! il trust ' svolwl in lifcfs hzxttlos '15 in the days wt' the Twhle ' md, Ip 11 L' ll xt -1 1' Ist-11: 'Q' 1221 t f-'1- I ' me. Y ' I ,L ' ' I- U .. ... v , L. Z J ' C.. Ut hh-gt' A Q '1iSIE'1xStl'l' f tj1fl'f. Att 'J' t'I ' I' you' Ie' -le1hiNI s 1g '11lll 1- I -1 1 5 ' 'L 'l- 'go yn wllh an llfJlig.1 lli0 '13 wore Ihr, knights f T' ulrl when they mrle furth. AS .mu go th1'uuv'h life uw' hull high the pzim pIQ ul' nnhlil 'I z1l1',x', cu ' Hsj, humzl 'Ly IIZIIYHIIUSS, I rv and fLI'i0Il1lr'llilI as Q-ximrrliliefl hy thv klli 'I if f K' ,g A 'tl S uvllrl. 'I'z1l'cf 1111' your su' PIII 1 lhiw: cmvz11'4Iic'O, sl- lf: ht ' I . finzlI't01'1l1vgfm+i -xml rlatkwt the Lvil, 'md it yhwll by 5 yr-u gm I fu -1 21 1 l'QIl'rX'.'l'l. IJ. . . . my. Q 1 N X O X' fy-g if Q- yw' ZNCHORA Af I-URI! X!-Xlff ln: ll ffomftrv ROHFRI W MIIIFR A h 'Vlxtlwn 1 BI' VI RIC I- I FYNI' Q h Pup B MIN mu IH' RTH X H XYN l'm,Il CYRL N PH' RCI' N IL nl n N'ik ' 3111 Nxn I Nl QQ Q 4950 ' '9- 9a A . L' ' all- o 4 X-F1 , ,ffll , 1 .jf 57 ff I 1 lg U 5 H1 ,fe Y -' I ' A X W if ' Pure- 9 A jg ' VLH-' ' F. '. , T DTT 4. : , A Pr' -' ml If 1 Q ,IL , 6, Vu: 41 . . A. U . A 1::i:': If ' ' I . ' II 4 l re-lxv , I flish 'N YICLVA . . QTY Hix y,'f'1l x 4 A E 1 X K 1 , - x k 5 R . , ,gn A - 4 oi ' 1 :rf ' if Kp , iggwjg 1 ,11 ' Q-NCHWQRA , NL..g.g.f7 ik, 51? ff!! Y'i:'73l.Jf if - I':1,w E 1 PIH XKYNT uh n V11 IL n X INK 'Vlu u J IIP 1 ffl ZA S i 51,5 X XXLQZOUXQ ,. 3 fs JUS I ' '. 'KN ' M: 4-mx Viv, , L-' K'llli.X H. M4-C'l'lllPY I zu Q . Iguin. I-I ulixh if 1' vga h 4,1-.VK A' x'rm:1x1 s1-Q' , e IIICIJ-INIC HAIAINXI-II,I, ' ' H xmw Idunmrxxin- X , II!'11'I .I. IiXlil'I,IQY .Xv,i1uIr,A.- Mki IKlil'E15I-llf 1' vrrlnfwml . . ., Q , , ' Y -xx Y Z X K ' - X HX '? ' g, 1 X , ... , .- Rx . fx- 4 . , ANCHORA '9 l S OUR FACULTY To our teachers we of the class of 1900 must say a fond adleu If we do not qulte understand all you have sald and all you have done to make our hlgh school llfe a success the day w1ll come when we can look back We have known sm of you the entlre four years To you we wlsh to express our most slncere appreclatlon We slncerely th lnk you for the timely axd g1ven us 1n our struggle wlth knowledge You have smoothed the rough places so that our pathway would be stralght Your thoughts have been constantly for our success FACULTY POEM What IS so rare as a day 1n our school Wlth teachers of such great mer1t'? We senlors are sad at partmg Wlth them How can we ever bear lt Our superlntendent Mr Murray IS a fin young man Who ever heard of hlm shout1ng'7 Whlle Mr Walcott Napoleon at large Our excuses IS always doubtlng Mlss McCurdy w1th stern vlsage Is laborlously teachlng us Dago And ch1c MISS Tyner w1th gay French frocks Is rapxdly lettmg her pay go Two marrled men We now conslder Mr Bartley so proper and prlm Our frlend Mr Plerce of SCIENCE fame Is stufled wlth knowledge clear to the brlm Mlss Krueger s renowned for good advlce And a brand new permanent wave MISS Bardwell IS famed for the fifteen c nt lunches For the eyes of potatoes she d save Miss Splnk whatever path she treads Takes on a muslcal air And Mr Wyman wh1le tutormlf the band CIVGS the school the Collegxate Flfur M1ss Hays ln splte of ch1ld1sh ways Du ects our plays and speeches And MISS Mlnty, w1th the glarlng eve, Lets us forget nothlng she teaches To Mr Mlller we w'1sh success In every athletlc endeavor. And so to the faculty of M H S. We wlsh good luck forever I Y ,L 1959 l ilu f-QM f F X 4 'M' . 1 ' -.L ,eff . Page ll r v 0 ' . Y 1 t . . , . V 1 and say, Yes, you told us so. . y Q . I y . e ' ! 7 ' ' 64 I! - Z n , K . , I . D 7 . I - 9 ! ' Y ' . I O ' li ' ' Y7 I C 1 7 v 7 11147 W' 'ii- ANCHORA 0 .gvff i' XX, mf' Y PA L Cliff 'J Bvvf W a wa lgfzhl Fu wk 'Vw 'Q GRB as- Fw Tix A xv B6 Tdwell Whumrb I 1 N 'ah Cyrus .rv sw' fgw Evulnim 3 4, M 1-L Bu' if-5+ ax Q5 'qgixl-in via sp-FT We-f. ... pn UPF' .mf mf YELV cull QLBMLL LUKE hr, J YHCMFRS C J 240 N 1950fa 'T ' - 12 X - g N .Tiff . ,' . D . ff f : if L ' Tfff' .Q w wx , 6 .I . I gf 3 k , 'ug - 1 2 V ...m ' Pri- - ' 1 I 1. I . f Q.-v-fe E 5 I ' fx ' P ,. , V - , ,v:' , 3 4 ' . V - Q b . +1 A , ., , I 'Z' . A .2 .0 ' Q - 4 , wr, V A ' A ' V fr M sigx k 5 ' . '-ff' A 1 ' . 'f : K ,,- 5 - ,L . ' Q. 1. Q. ' f 6 .wifii , M1 -' W f ff K 1 v WK wk an , '4 ,'-M ' ' A-sk k A Ak A ' A N - 'Y A 'W' x Y, A 'i ,Q f -. I if N W K 7 1' 'K ggi . 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A , 4,ff?S,-F l W f 135 ' 35 1 l if ff ff H 25 l 1, I IIL I ' A V 1 e.,, , , Q x x,V JN' I' : 55 6- I5 if 4 ' ll 'wx 3 I V' ll 1 N1 X f 'X ,AUM ' fl .4.,-f j 5 . . J l' JA' Q 1 Q Q ,, 3 'fa 'a NX X S-1527? - ff 7 gxx f4,aSf T1'f 5 XX' ANCHURA 2' ' ,, Xi aff use 14 J' BERYL XMBD W' P rmrrle ma her an wer Anrhara Stat' The ruan Surety 59 U RUsiELI 'KKLRS Chrnlr We be trllers of the Noll Project Llub ' HKROLD HELL Charlre Tut tell me not ootball Baskrthall Maroon Sz Blue Stull' 6 Anrhora Stall' an uh S Plav Ssnro Play 30 Il dcrtron 'S HOI lls HARTI ETT Cobb But let me tell thu num arrrrlh tale asa ree kootbill W M Basketball J Baseball I Orreretta U .50 oyx rle Club State block Judi. ny. Term ya M Cub The pan Son ety LILA BI AlxELY r xerv frown are fairer I Than xmrlex of other marden are H9 H h. Play .9 Maroon H Blue stall 311 Portra au rrl Re-erxe tant The rr an Ssuety Senror Play '31 Anthorx-r btrll .flu Valedcorran .51 Lterarg Bord 30 LURA BLOIJI ETT Sudd nly Ha hed on her ss ld desrre Ba kelball Letter C uh 'u arterre iurl Reqerxc, Gnu Pr lheer L er Il batrnx. Te rm T p an Orr retta Jr on I x X T950 A .4-' 'X fr' Pa , ' . - , ull 4 ' ' 5 ' '. ,if .. '. .l . .1 I 1, si . A l ,J , ' ' 17. 'mm '29, 'Bu' , '. ' fi! ' ' , s: f ' 4 , ' F 'zx, zer, '31, ' . , '27, '23, '29, '30 - '2 . '17 .Q M C. '27, '23, '29, '30 H. ' . , '19 A A e ' '.u lf 'x -x ' u JL. C14 P 4' '25 ' I '2f- -'26, '2' . .-. r '31 A - 1 'ze ' ' 'Ll, B I 2 X '29, '30 ' ' fl ' '25s Ho '.' l '27, '25, '29, 'Sill , Athletic Mgr. 'ill ' a ,fn - S E S -Z '29 is 9 l'He . 1 I , . S . ' . . fa . r . 5. ' V. . . ' S , . :- Les ' '21 '25 ' 1 . v J G' . A. . , Q 1 .J -30 L 2 ' ' '29 . , , -. , . ,: .1 A f. , I P S ' a E fs, ' '27, 'as G rla' ' I Girls' Glee C. o lTr'eas.l '27, , lf' ' W . 'ur-. '29, 'srl ' . W' Gzrls' Quz' '25, '29, '34r l' L , l ' . -' Q wr 'zen ':.r,, '. . ' ,. . 1 J. 2 27, '13, '20, 'sm lf' ' ' Q J' e ' ' 1 'Zh . Q K 9' ' , hes S'-' ' '22 'ZEI PC , r . , Q, 4 .gn .H - -V , A AX . - L 7 - '41 if N i f Ei-W 495' 2 aff' My ANCHORA Af' aff .4 I 4 ml X 1 YIr4 N 1 mf x 11 In rl r RXNY N NLR' PN mln L am A in :mth ll i5 I' e 1,1411 N01 ne tx u X IHRNN unc 41 v 1 L HPNPY l YA x f 14 . .u ag '.,' ' j 'rgf L 'U' J Il 'Q , 'L S :1t.- '- Y 'ul u W' X 'LEX FL .' ' HIE- 2 1 mm, v - -z n v. g 4 Q. 1 qv -L '. ,L 'QM'-:Ji li 4950 Fi C1 ? X I ' 'kr' f ff 0 xW 0 ff? E lg ANCHORA lk 6.352 -6' w x '--Q. FI IPFORD CONN DRY be Let Lhance what vLrII roject Llub Potato Judging' l'e1m HAROLD! FOP? Lap m nl tho rue! mrnr- Leasl and I follow Vlayor 5 Maroon 8: Blue Stall etu Iirrrtl Us-batrm. S4 Natrunal Pore-n rt league Student Carrrurl 1 .4 N1 ant re-a M, Judmrrp Team Projut Pub 'mt But-ball r Y Xnchora Still I rftatorg JEbS CURTI Buck lm r made f elvment Football b El rl axketball liiseball r Club Porte Board I rr slrght IPKH J III HI Fhue be Nmret thrnr. Arslwtball K I f IDORI5 NRI INI' IIOI I ' lu Y a for a dream Tha pran Sour-'tx Q Iortra rror I HRLVSSTFR I ELLIS NN hat' Murmurv thou mx wry ee Club Operetta Ia lxetlrall xg AJR X xlgglofd , 0, if 5:2 J? Qffp ANCHORA In Xt:-zzf' X ' ff Wxzzfi .nm ,f XR ff? fN I- gx M -1 if g - A 'A FX A ff I . .V 1, VK- f ---' fi! 3 ky in llll. Ak 8747 fb., M, y . I' If '.i'Q1IIl'II-Q X I'QI.I.I4 , I, . ,I .M H1' .-'II fn' U ' IIINIIJIII J, 1 ,vi - IHII' Ii' 1. 4' Nl uw, C LIU I'.-. Y I uw I lm. un, 'I -I ', ILW, Igg 'I M X, I . '? ff G ,, 57 If4II.I,II'Q 51. I 1lI1 f-Q A Hw.fI:11'f'7!II.4' Q 44 . fill iz, .. , 'R I'mIl:e 4'I.Iv 'Q' Q , 'iw '. XI.l,I'fY I llI'IIPI'IICIf fx . Sw,rvif- rf 'II1i I:III I M-11' :I:.1l I,-'. 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'lr ff JY .r an vafgm '- A -4 IN MILMORIAM To the memory of Dan Donahue, a member 01 our class who dled October lo 1998, vue, the Class of 19,0 dedlcate 4 portlon of thls page XR HOV! Xllll SMH PY Hogyeln mu mc dull ootlmll 1 ketlull 0 K L um Student Launmll rl lt Q L 1.41 S0111 ll n AN thx F QRY Nl f PUR! lf mulrlul nm 1 1 am llle.1m'nL or nu Rfmd shi In Pl an Sxrlctw 1p.h wxhuxl PIM nllll A vtlmll lr rgnhvu KERALIJ 5TRI!'kLAND Slruky R1 e wedkllm, Ay thv nv 1 nt iluml aloon K Blue Stall' 30 Annhma Still 4 no: P Ay balutalonmn i H ke-tbxll I lhulm H IFIN J IIMMILI' U The mude-n-. uften laugh mtm Klub I C 5 mol Pliy A Hutony Muoon 8: Blue Yztl' x ' r 1 X -1- L j ,X 1950,g CX 'Q RH! 3 -- A. , 'h, li - , N xx z .-Y ' . - , A -, gl ff ., .- Y -ZW , ,- i X, M. M' f E V- I A .nf A5 5 ' .- Q ,J N K 'W T7 A M Y !1 f 'rf' . Q qv + ' , .f . , . , yr.. - 4 . sn , . j ' Tl Qhall -1-I j m:xU'h. 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I W A41- X 9 NWI !,,, i N K ANCHCRA XXL Aff'-...., CLPXSS OFFICEPS Presnlent Howard Smllex X106 Presldent Dons Harrlson Secretetrw md Tre :surer Vlctor Hxll Cl lss Colors Old Rose and Sllver Cl ass Flower Wlld Pose Cl lss Motto The higher we rlse the ffrdnfler the VIGW CLASS DAY PROC RAM Mason Hlgh School ALlCllt0T1lIm Wednesdfty Evemnv June 1 19 0 Elght 0 clock 'Vlarch Presxdent s Address Sfxlutttory Class Hlstory Music Glftatory Class Will VIUSIL Class Poem Valedlctory V3l6dlCt0IV Nluslc rchestrt How 1rd Smiley C erflld Strlckland Helen Zlmmel Vlrgxnla Splnlc H-irold Copp' DOFIS H trrlson Cll'lS C lee Club Harry Leseney Clfldys Oesterle I1l1 Blakely Orchestl 1 COMMP NCILMI' NT PRCC RAM Mlson Hlgh School -XLlClIt0I'lllIT1 W9ClH9SClly Evenlng June 11 19 0 Elght o clock Nluslc H1 h School Ozchestrl Invoc 1t1on Pev Cweorge Perclvll 'VIus1c Commencement -Xddress Nluslc Pzesentatlon of Honor Students Plesentatlon of H1011 School D plomas Presentatlon of Countw Normal D1plomas Nluslc B nedlctlon Boys C lee Club N11 C C Bzunes Sawcaphone Duet D -X Nlurras X J Broun Fred Seful Cflrls Quartette Pew VN P Prescott C 4950 ,,, ,,,, , A , 4' ' 'a ': ' Q t .1 LQ?-S' '4a. wfcfnf Y C ,Q ,- .lk lt K N 1 I ,fy 1. 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'f l I A ' I A , -'f -' 1 .+' ' '11 PV l y tw Y C, 1 l Wa ffff F 45,814-'Z 3 Jflm ANCHORA 'W J X-A AQ PRESIDENT S ADDRESS Our h1gh school days are soon to be over and as we revlew them we are moved by a feellng of regret at the thoughts of leavmg but tmged w1th a glow of eagerness to know what l1es ln the world 0lltSld8 For three years we have watched mth envy and admiration groups of SSHIOTS as they recelved dlplomas and mth dxgmfied tread marched out to do great thmgs and we have been filled vuth prlde to hear of thelr achlevements Four years ago a feellng of frlendshlp that wlll never be broken was bu1It up among members of a class of so called Fresh1es It grew stronger as we came up through the years as Sophomores .Tumors and at last Semors We have come to feel a comradeshlp that can not be express ed ln words The Semors belleve the underclassmen wlll do all that IS m thelr power to keep up that atmosphere of frlendlmess vshlch has Influenced and 1nsp1red us all In domg so they w1ll come to value and esteem the prlv xleges whlch are now thelrs and vxhlch we reluctantly are leavlng The class of 30 w1ll soon be scattered far and vude but though we are actually separated from our Alma Mater the tles of loyalty and frlendshlp can never keep us very far apart To our school we vush the greatest success and happlness, and the contlnuance of the feellng of good comradeshlp whlch has always been a part of Mason Hlgh We shall mlss that more than anythmg when we have gone our way And though we do not want you to be sad or gloomy we shall be happy to know that you do mlss us just a httle, sometlmes Howard Smlley Q 19l'l0,Q Cla ff.. 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V V. li' Wff 9 -2,55 N M ANCHORA 4 H' l S VALEDICTORY Three years ago news spread over the world that a young man had landed 1n Parls at the fimsh of the first non stop fllght from west to east Colonel Charles Llndbergh started out wlth no other purpose but to succeed He had a well bullt plane and no other companlons but the necessary lnstruments for encounterlng dlfficultles He flew through cloud bursts fogs sleet and strong wlnds but he dld not turn back because of dlscouragement or doubt He completed what he began and the world was ready to come forward and say Well done' In h1s famous book We Llndbergh stresses the polnt that he could not have accompllshed what he dld wlthout the ard and cooperatlon he recelved from others So we the class of 1930 are about to leave behlnd the shores we are accustomed to and go forth on a larger adventure the adventure of hfe Heretofore we have been carefully gulded by parents teachers and frlends parents who have provlded us w1th necessary mstruments of materlal welfare and lovingly trarned us ln honesty and c1t1zensh1p teach ers who have ln tralnlng our mlnds taught us the value of good Judgment dependabxllty and falr play our frlends who have always wllllngly offered needed advlce and encouragement ID tlmes of trial Now we must depend upon our own resources more than 1n the past Our hlgh school days w1ll soon be but memorles for they are but a round on the ladder of success whlch we hope to cllmb Our way has not always been paved but through the cooperation of every member of the class we have trled to look over on the brlght slde of hfe We must now say farewell and begm on our Hlght alone We shall pass through fogs of doubt and wlnds of adverslty but we must keep our falth and push on We shall succeed 1f we but remember these few words spoken by Susan Coolldge There IS no standlng stllll Even as I pause The steep path shlfts and I slap back apace No ldllng on the pathway hard and slow I must go forward or must backward go And few would struggle on wlth bleedmg feet, And few would even galn the hlgher helghts, Except for the stern law XYl'l1Cll blds us know We must go forward or must backward go Gladys Oesterle H 1 x L-12 y y D ' N 1950 i I f' F, A. 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'QL IW ANCHURA 'W Xl. aff -M-mm Paz 4 VALILDICTORY It IS not an easy task to say farewell to Mason h1gh school We look back over the years and reallze that they have been and probably w1ll be the happlest of our llves Each of us mlght plcture our hlgh school days dlfferently Some mlght see It as a splder splnnlng 1tS web a weaver pattern1ng a beautlful tapestry or a puzzle that had taken four years to solve These are dlfferent VIBWN but after all are they not s1m1lar'7 Each IS a work that requlres tlme and patlence to complete In my mmd I see a beautlful tree At first 1ts leaves were small green buds but as tlme passed they grew large and strong The gardener pruned and cared for the tree puttmg the wayward branches back lnto the1r places All through the summer the leaves remalned w1th the tree some t1mes dancmg and fluttermg 1n the breeze other t1mes battllng the w1nd and storms In the fall they were brlght and gay IH thelr autumn colors for at l-Ist the1r work IS done and they are ready to go Along comes the w1nd and they are gone each on lts separate way Llke these leaves our class has had good t1mes and troubles We haxe also had helpers Tomght we w1sh to thank our parents and teachers and all those who have helped us reach our goal Although we are leavlng our sp1r1t and best w1shes w1ll always be w1th 'Vlason Hlgh The good t1mes we have had and the frlends we have made w1ll never be forgotten Too soon comes graduatlon and llke a puff of w1nd w1ll scatter us each taklng hlS own path Next year new leaves w1ll come to the tree of Mason hlgh school Thev w1ll become strong and hardy because of the sturdy tree upon Wh1Ch thev grow It cheers and comforts us as we leave to know that these new leaves w1ll carry on the sp1r1t of Mason and share ln 1fS honor happlness and frlendshlp Llla Blakely - N 1930 -, A, 1 1 ,- 'ar if Sxxet CZ X X l 1 'X' I .' s , ' -'L 1 Q ' 3 sk . ll , '2 ' 5 . ,f , , hy , tx k X , YAQ V H V Aff I. 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Q SALUTATORY Plrents Teachers and Fr1ends Tomght we have reached the foot of the mountaln called Llfe Th1s IS the chmafc of all our h1gh school career for wh1ch we have labored smce early chlldhood So tonlght we w1sh to welcome you to th1s program IH wh1ch we celebrate our accompllshment and at wh1ch we must say farewell to old Mason Hlgh We the members of the Senior class w1sh to express our thanks and utmost gratitude to our parents our teachers and frlends who have helped to keep us on the path of educatlon and learn1ng Many tlmes we have felt always been our ever helpful teachers and frlends who put us back on the rlght path We d1d not reallze then what they were domg for us but now that we have reached the top we look back and reallze that they were dome the r ght thmfr Twelve long years ago we all start d out each 1n h1S own path When we reached hlgh school we all Jomed 1nto one path and w1th cooperatlon we have at last reached the helght of our high school days Before us l1es the mountaln of l1fe wh1ch we must ascend Each of our paths now sep arate and we wlll each pursue ou1 own way Some of us wlll find hard cllfnblng and w1ll be forced to pass over dangerous places 1n our lxfe and we wlll not have our teachers and frlends to gulde us but must decide our own course Others w1ll find easler paths and wzll reach places of hlgher fame But no matter how far we go there w1ll always be newer and better fields b lore us to explore Tonight all of our Joy and happmess IS shadowed by a tmge of sorrow deep 1n our hearts for we must bld ffuewell to our classmates and our school 1n wh1ch we shall never fwfun enJox such pleasures as we have durxnff the past four years We wlsh now to thank the cxtlzens 'md school board of Mason for the fine school and wonderful equlpment we have had to use IH bulldmg the foundatlon of our l1ves Tomorrow we start a n w trall and wlth the knowledge and fellow Shlp Splflt we haxe gathered here w e are sure to be successful m the trlals before us Gerald Qtrlckland llji N ,EF135 f'-fnfu ,- x ' wt , fe' D -3 gg Q 42 ', 1 2 ' ' as '11 KTTTZNM1, , I E . . ,X xxx Again' t I. Page 25 2 , ' : . . v . 7 I . 7 Y. 7 discouraged and it seemed that there was no use of going on, but there has ' y v ' , v ' O 5 ' O- D . . V , . Vc - y v. 1 ef ' I , ' C 1 ' 1 I I V . Y C bl . . 'Y x I 7 . D h v' 1 ' .. I C . L I A 1 . G . 1 v V C 9 V . Y. , v v ' ' ' f y . r C9 Y ' . q W P. - ' I f ! 4 , . A ! , A ,7, V , ' , E X 1 , 1 . ti fp IX! aa ASDMAIJDL lg ANCHORA A XA aff 5 HISTORY OF THL CLASS OF 30 To the knights in the days of old Keeplng watch oer the mountaln height Came a vision of Holy Grail And a VOICE through the waiting nlght Follow follow follow the gleam We are like the knlghts IH the days of old Just twelve short years ago we saw visions of greater things perhaps not in the same light that we see them now but to us they were visions to be fulfilled We looked with admiration on the upper classmen and resolved to make our way to the top Doris Harrison Gerald Strlckland and Helen Zimmer are the three Oflglnal members of our group But through the years many others from surrounding commumtles have Jolned us Miss Titus guided us through the first two years of learning just as faithfully as she had guided others years before She soothed our bumps and bruises taught us our first readln and wr1t1n and rithmetlc then finally consented to pass us on to higher learning H M Silsby came to Mason ID the first grade Leah Diehl Jolned our ranks in our second year and Gerry Sawyer followed in the fourth Now to go back a little The unthought of disaster the fire came upon a quiet town in the dark of a January night IH 1921 Men women and children were wakened from sound sleep by the shrill blast of the fire whistle Flames shot like angry demons 1nto the cool air The frame of the old building stood out distinctly in the flood of light Then four walls collapsed It was lost to us forever 'Slot long after the fire school was called m the churches of the town while architects drew plans for a new and finer building and men were put to work to carry out these plans Our new home was ready for us when we entered the fifth grade What a beautlful building it proved to be the finest of all schools 1n the CO'l munity At the beginning of his fifth year in school Clrry St Georg discovered that the Mason first ward school was the place for him so he left the second ward to Join us Perhaps we witnessed one of the proudest moments of our lives the morning the rooms of the high school were opened to us as well as to the upper classmen Loren Leonard quletly took hls place among us Llttl did we realize what hls coming would later mean to our class and our chool Jess Curtis and Geraldine Palmer slipped in 1n the eighth grade Freshmen have a way of coming here from all parts of the countryside and thus our freshman year ushered 1n boys and girls of all descuptlons We have Cary Burns our powerful lefthanded pltcher Lefty s a regular fellow Gretton school sent him here But Gretton did not finish with X4-L-'27 4 1950 9 'f-,. 11 af 'ia - iff' :W . f' - off 45 5 fl, ' fait. ..' 5 : ' l ,inf x, ,- I 1 ,V I . ,Qt lf, i --,, .. nl. V, ,,,., g , ,,,,. Y i Psuzr- 26 '1 7 ll ' ' Y ' vi , Y . . V . . . 1 , as ! 7 ' . . . V I 1 7 T , . f . . . . K 3 ' 1 66 ' 7 ' ' 1 5 ' ' !1 Y ' ' ' ' ac nn , . I . 1 7 . Y . 1 ' I 1 v . . . . . . . . . . . Y 1 1 r 7 . . , , . O . . 1: 9 A A' . , 3 . . . ., . Y V K . V Y- . K7 ' 3 . . ,,. . Y K 1 S . . 1 L u v ' ll 7 YY c y . '. 1 l . ' ff! Q SX 9, W Q ANCHORAQ I XI Just one VlCtO1 H1ll and Ellls Hazelton ha1led from there too Harold Copp the artlst and debater came from Lansmg There were glrls too Our Edenltes DOTIS Dolbee Beryl Ambs and Lo1s Johnson are a peppy trlo and honor roll students Dorothy Holbrook we found to be rather qtllet but she knows her French Who s the cook? Why Dolly Force from Alaledon And a better one w1ll not be found Dolly sluts so we wont look further Then there s Mary Smlth and Cladys Oesterle Mary went to Detrolt when ln the eleventh grade but Mason Hlgh drew her back 1n the twelfth Gladys IS our honor student Nothlng more need be Salfl about her George and Brewster Ellls are true Enffllshmen And Francls Bulges has made a name for h1mself as a famous basketball player I shall tell you more about Howard Smlley Paul Cheney Clarence Reynolds and Allen Fredeuck later IH my story Hollls Bartlett 1sn t a bad sort of 1 manager IS hardly concelvable Russell Akers belleves 1n coming to school anyway to get here and 1n the deep of wlnter the only way was walklng Sleep sleep sleep how I love to sleep' says Cllfford Cowdry Oh yes' Harry Leseney our opt1m1st rolls over from Holt 1n h1S red Ford every mornmg raln or shlne The tall fellow w1th the good natured grln IS Glen Clme And last but not least of the Freshles are Dee Bray and Doyle Burgess They wandered around a llttle from one school to another but finally llked Mason best The Sophomores actually beheved they would have great fun 1n1t1at1ng our Freshman class and maybe they d1d At any rate the Freshles proved too much for the Sophs Our fellows pulled them through Syca more creek wlth very llttle trouble The Sophs surrendered and peace was restored In the campalgn of the Freshman year there was llttle opposltlon for the presldency Paul Cheney ranked hlgh and he led the class through a successful season The memorv of our classmate Dan Donnahue IS a sad one Dan '1 freshman w1th the others came to Mason Hlgh to play football and he played the best brand of football Whlle he played he never forgot that studies are lmportant too But the Charlotte game m the fall of the year 1078 was a llttle strenuous and Dan was lnjured never to come back to the school and to the team Now that we were cllmblnff stead ly tow ard our goal we began to get acqualnted Sophomore partles chanced to be the prlnclpal means to thls nd Mlss Mc urdy certamly dxd her best to make them peppy The boys took great mterest IH athletlcs and a few of the glrls went out fol basketball -Xnd then our kmd teachers proclalm d us Junlors Evers one worked ll'1ClLlStI'lOl.lSly to make It a good year NIISS Mlnty sponsored our 51ClIlXl tles Howard Smlley w as chosen for presldent VlCtOl Hlll V109 presldent and Harold Copp secretary and treasurer -Xll enelg es were bent toward l'llSlI10' funds for the counmg gala event The bo,s elected a stand at the lr,I lil ,X 1959 la ll 'fa ,1-I - - f X A .Ly 'M' I 'hz if Q, ,f 1 , 1 Capo-li l, F l ,Y 172 ffff 'Aff ' li 7 - Fuse IT 7 . . ' 7 A Z l I ' ' Y 7 7 ' , Cl . rr y I Y 1 . 1 . u 1 u , v , y 9 ' . 1 . h l . D . I , . ' 's . I 1 7 ' 1. . . . , I , . c fellow. In fact, what Mr. Mlller would have done wlthout hlm as athletlc K1 U! ' . v 1 y - L - - ' ' ' ' ' Cl 1 71 . Q , v , u 1 4 , . ' il ' 77 ' Y I . C . Q ' IK ' 7, , . CK 77 . C ,' ' ac n . h V A . 1 I 7 I Y Y , I c . . D ' .UL , , ' Lv Q Y v v , l . B K - vz . n 1 ' G 9 ' n C I :H . ' 'C ' ' I . . My 4 ' ' e ' . ' .' ' . . Y . D S I . . b . 7.- . , ,' . . ' 1 ' ' 'Z 5, 4 u 1' ' ay 'W Jef M as -fi ,K ANCHORA 'W xx ag? K Pzezs school athletlc field and glrls served hot dogs and candy Even the magazlne campalgn created some excltement for there vsas a contest In salesmanship Loren Leonard Jess Curtls Allen Frederlck Harold Bell Howard Smiley Vlctor H111 George Ellls and Ellls Hazelton entered wholeheartedly into the game of football In basketball we were equally well represented And 1n baseball well we were r1ght there Lefty Burns and Butch Leonard surpr1sed those batters and Babe Ruth Reynolds kept the pltchers pretty busy Smlley Just hated to see the ball pass his glove field grabblng onto the ball whenever a chance came There were others too Leah Dlehl and Doris Harrlson began thelr career as Mason s two star guards on the glrls basketball team Les11e hlgh school let Lila Blakely come over here to school that year Perhaps they d1dn t reallze what a rash thmg they were domg for Lila has made a name for herself here 1n scholarsh1p Just see what they lost' On the mght of May 17th the doors of the gym were thrown open to reveal a charmmg orlental tea garden to those who looked on Juniors and Seniors roamed happlly about and finally took thelr places at the dainty tables prepared for the1r use It was a happy occaslon The fall of 1929 brought new helghts to be reached Harold Copp took up the rems as mayor of the school Ellls Hazelton has kept the records and Gladys Oesterle looked after the finances of Mason Hlgh We llked Howard Smlley pretty well for presldent IH our Jumor year so we chose him agaln for 29 and 30 Mr Walcott has dlrected our undertaklngs thls year Copp represeneed us IH debatlng Jess Curtls led the football team as captaln Butch Leonard basketball and Vlctor H111 for baseball George Post IS our physlcs whiz If you want some electrlcal work done Just go to him V1c H111 Hollis Bartlett and Scotty made a good showing m the Judglng contests under the dlrectlon of Mr Bartley Clarence Reynolds was handlcapped because of lllness and dld not enter the state contest HIS vsolk before that time IS well worth recognltlon Lou Blodgett Gerry Sawyer and Elleen Rlpley helped hold up the reputation of the g1rls quartette Elleen came here this year from Belle vue Hlgh And Bllly Dlsappeared the annual Senlor play went over wlth a boom we thlnk thanks to Mlss Hays MISS McCurdy Mr Walcott and to all others who helped us The receptlon was lovely We w11l probably never forget It It marked the end of our hlgh school days Years from novs when the class of 00 Wlll be scattered to all ends of the earth anyone of you may llnger fondly over the pages of the hlstory of that Senlor class back at Mason hlgh school Classmates our names are entered on the pages of hlstory May we l1ve llves vsorthy of the honor' Helen Zlmmer 1 'Q 19210 .-16111: Q ' A pf: 1. fits ,,,. X X so 'K f .f X k f Nil a '. ' ' ll 77 . 4 . 1 1 1 , 1 , 1 , , I 7 7 ' I 7 ' KC 79 ll 7: ' , , Cl . 77 7 while he was catching. Where were Steve and Jess? Why out in the 1 1 o 1 . , r . ' , 1 , 1 1 1 1 . . . , , . . . . ' KK 77 V . ' ' 7 7 7 ' ' ' as ' yr - KK ' YY ' ' ' if 77 ' ' n 1 7 1 1 1 1 Y ' 1 1 1 1 . . ll If ll 77 ' ' v ,. , 1 1 u I ' ' n ' - 7 7 KC 77 Y ' , ' ' Y Y 7 ' v '9 ' 7 ' 9 li pw f' ANCHORA cf' A X Q 'Num B GIFTATORY As the class of 19J0 we are about to part from each other perhaps forever It vull be a very d1fIlCUlt task to leave dear old Mason Hlgh and all of her true frlends behlnd Often a mere remembrance consoles one greatly For my part thlS evemng I vull present these llttle tokens so each may remember th1s great class of 1930 I understand Russell that you are golng to college and your expenses w1ll be qulte heavy therefore I w1ll help you out by g1v1ng you thls pan of shoe soles You ln find that lt w1ll cut down your transportatlon fees I thlnk Gerald wants to become an actor so we Wlll help make hls career a success by g1v1ng hlm this llttle bottle of love perfume When properly used Gerald the herolnes are fasclnated especlally ln the last scene Clarence IS qulte a dalrymfm and seems interested ln this llne I ll give h1m thls small contented cow to make hlm more successful I am qulte sure that Gerry Palmers greatest ambltlon IS to ovm 1 garage With some experlenced advlce Cerry Im sure you wlll be able to manage thls garage well One 1n our mldst th1S evenmg IS a talented slnger and a future awalts hlm 1f he has tra1n1n0' George here IS a song book Now do what IS expected of you For our sllver toned orator we have a box of throat dlscs Glenn use these frequently They w1ll protect your throat Llla I know you want to attam your full growth and be as large as other co eds so I ll gxve you th1s bottle of cream hoplng you w1ll get good results Jess you have been hlndered IH hlgh school by belng unacqualnted vuth chlvalry Study thlS book A Boy and Hls G1rl Frlends and you wlll be more competent to handle the sltuatlon Here IS a package of dates for you Helen I know you ll enjoy them I have a chlp for Howard Just a little fatherly advlce Howard don t c lrry It around where anyone w1ll be able to knock lt off Dorothy seems to be shy of the boys for some reason or other never theless I am qlllte sure she IS lnterested 1n them Here IS a toy man Dorothy Now try to overcome that fear You seem to go about unnotlced Dolly Here IS a palr of heel plates Wear them and attract a little more attentlon What s th1s A box of Pep Cornflakes Thls must be for Vlc Eat thls box of Pep VIC and see lf It wont re'nedy that tlred feelmg Steve you sem to be especlally fond of butch products so I feel that you mll appreclate this llttle package of Dutch Tea Rusks I thmk these curling lrons wlll be most beneflclal to you Beryl See that you keep that wave now Butch you seemed to have developed a fondness for certam games Allow me to present to you thls small bag of megs wlth my compllments Mary I notlce that you studled phySlCS this year and Ive come to thr- COI1ClllSl0Il that you lntend to become an engmeer therefore Ill glve vou thls surveyor s compass mth the hopes that lt vull be beneficlal to you The other engmeer of our class IS George Post He has great p0SSlblll txes and mth some GXDETISHLS I thlnk he mll become famous Ceorge 1950 A, A. 1 A A fat-1' 1' , X ,ff . .f U5 ' 4 ff? K N l-, I 1: ,, -+' A A1 I: -X - g? 'I - ,, ,, f 1 W. Pafe 29 1 1 0 v . ' 1 1 ,' ' ' as ' 11 . . Y. . ' 1 ' 0 1 1 1 , . . . I . . . .' I . . . . 1 1 1- 1 . . 1. . . . . , . c . . , . . . Y z . . . , . . . . , I , e' 1 Q - ' 1 - 1 . 1 . 1 - , . . ' . . ' 1 . . . . . V. 1 . . U . ,. . ,, . ' 1 ' KC ,Y 7 ' , . . . . Y . . , ' 1 1 C . . . C a , 1 ' ' 1 , . . Y ' ll YP ' ' . H ,, . . . v , . . 1 1 4 - ' :rx 11 I 7 . . - . . . Y. . , . 1 , . , . , ' u 11 - - I . . . . , , , , 1 1 . . , v. . v. . v . 1 Y , A A I - - YY N CAA - I I 4-14-' 14 u 53 W! 'ig IW ANCHORA 'V ia? i is here IS a small set of tmker toys for you to practlce on Do your stutl Ceorge Most of the folks here thls evemng who can remember thelr school days w1ll agree wlth me that sleeplng m stralght chalrs IS a very dlfficult Job I thlnk Abe w1ll agree w1th us and I know he w1ll enjoy h1s college days much more w1th th1s bed I know you want to become a great pltcher some day Cary Study thls book by Mathewson on How to Pitch and you w1ll have your dreams come true Here IS a bottle of peroxlde Dorls It w1ll help keep the natural color Harry appears to be the artlst of our class Ill glve h1m this box of palnts hoplng he w1ll use them to better h1s knowledge of art There can be no questlon of doubt concernlng Cob s love of Mason Hlgh He has served It so falthfully for the last few years and for hls LlHtlI'1Ilg lnterests I wlsh to award h1m thls five year SQFVICS p1n Here Leah IS a French book Wlth the knowledge you recelved from Here IS a bottle full of somethlng H M I thlnk you w1ll be able to enjoy thls quite a lot Just keep lt out of the slght of your ole man Ah here IS a small beryl Must be for Scotty Dorls accept thls pencll and may It help you to accompllsh your short hand lessons more qulckly Here IS a pa1r of old bellows My but there IS a lot of warm alr that escapes from ltS mouth Thxs IS the ldeal present for Paul Brewster here IS a bouquet of Engllsh dalS16S to remxnd you of merry Old England I went to conslderable trouble securlng thls but I thmk Lura s pleasure w1ll repay my efforts Here IS a season s meal tlcket to Ma Campbells Boardmg House Lura I thlnk you wlll benefit more from th1s than anyone else IH our class as we all know you are acqualnted wlth a coupl of her star boarders I know Dee wants to become a farmer so I ll cut down h1s expens by glvmg hlm th1s tractor Lo1s you re qtllte fond of Galloway products Here IS one of thelr catalogues You may find more Galloway bargalns 1n It Elleen here IS a letter of lntroductlon to a nat1onally known dancer Comblned wlth your dancmg talent you should make a brllhant team Here IS a H106 fresh P G Dun Franny keep tlns 1n remembran of old tlmes Gerry Ive got a couple of new Jacks fo1 you In case your old one glves out you will st1ll have the new ones to amuse yourself wlth I have been told that bread crusts are the cau e of curly ha1r Doyle the wave ln your ha1r seems to be somewhat falnter than lt was Here lb 1 loaf of bread If you eat lt I thlnk the old wave w1ll be restored Gladys I haven t much for you Just a small pohceman and I thlnk I ll let xt explaln 1tS6lf Charlle here IS Marys Lxttle Lamb Have It teach you 1ts gentl ways so some day you may take 1ts place 1n Mary s heart Well here IS the last present A DISCS of paper a translatlon of the 18th Amendment There IS no tl ouble ln solving 1ts ow nershlp It s yours Curry Thls concludes the glfts and may fond memorles and brlght thought follow each member of thls class of 1930 Harold Copp 1 N 1950 CR 'fQ, 2 NS: I fe fi , ,. 0 El' I W g lr - I 3 isa. il 'Q-Qt .E V .- A ,M ,H I . . . .-1' ' XX W V5 1 'f' ' X -f ' 'IAA 'llmllnuv I Pa fe 311 ' Y I . . . U ,, . . V . . . . y n .W as ' rv ,' l , . Y. . 5 . , . . . KK 7 !I 1 L D A y 7 . 1 . . . V your hlgh school course you w1ll eventually be prepared for college. . . ., . . . . . . H ,, ' KK 77 C6 I7 0 ,1 1 . . . l 1 , - K4 , fi . . . . , ' ' ! ' KK KK 7 . 7 . . 3 Y ' 9 X . , 1 . . . , . 'n , 1 l - . . : 1 1 I I 1 1 , 1 1 . t. . . , f C2 1. U' rv , Y . , 1 . . 1 1 1 1 S 1- . . I 1 . V . 7 . ' ' 1 1 ,1 1 . ' ' ' H x ' H ' - A 1 . Z , v 1 ' 1 ' ,1 v. n 1 . S Y A A I 1 1 '1 'fx 4 ANCHORA 'V l iwnml CLASS WILL We the class of 0 nearmg the end of our l1fe s Journey as students of Mason hlgh school county of Ingham and State of Mlchlgan feellng the need of removlng all argument concernmg the d1v1s1on of our store of treasures do hereby on th1s fourth day of June belng of sound mlnd and memory make and declare thls to be our last w1ll and testament The entlre class of 0 do w1ll and bequeath our slncere thanks and wholehearted appreclatlon to our loyal teachers who have helped us cllmb the ladder to success To Supt Donald Murray we vylll the rlght of speclallzlng ln coachlng debaters To Prmclpal Cllfford Walcott we vylll the rlght to fish h1s strayed and lost golf balls out of the water hazard To Robert Mlller our coach we do yylll the rlght to le we M H S along w1th us To Joe Wyman vye w1ll h1s most deslred WlSh 1 few v1ol1n players ivy ho also can tune then' own mstrumentsl To Cyrus Plerce we vylll all the old nursery rhymes t1on to keep h1s assembly room qulet To MISS Beatrlce Tyner we w1ll our old travellng bags for use on her trxp th1s summer To MISS Velva Mlnty we w1ll the rlght of never bemg stlrred up over anythmg To Mlss Bertha Hays we yylll our permanent UD waves so she vylll be able to get to school on tlme next year To MISS Cora McCurdy we vylll patlence enough to last untll the present freshman class finlshes hlgh school To MISS Helene Bardvy ell goes our old reclpes and menus so she yylll not run out of SLlgg8StlOI1S for all those class part es To MISS Marle Krueger we wlll our hlgh ldeals CShe lnforms us th tt nothlng less than a thousand doll mrs would do? To Mlss Vlfglnla Splnk goes enough to keep her from ever belng hungry To the Jumors yye w1ll the rlght of taklnv our places not havlng to study U5 and the left royy of seats for the1r very ovyn next year To the Sophomores yye yylll the prlvllefre of entertamlng the Seniors Instead of trymg to 1n1t1ate the Freshmen To the Freshmen we yylll all of ou1 surplus health and beauty AS OUP PEPSOW-XL C II' TS Ferald Strlckland yy lls h1s love for books to Carollne Juderjohn Helen Zlmmer vyllls the rlght to be last on the senlor class enrollment to her slster Agnes Curry St Ceorge yyllls and bequeaths h1s yy ays of gettmg by to DlCk Jeyyett Hoyyard Smlley yyllls his eve! ready smlle to For st Watklns H VI Sllsby yulls h1s authorlty to Donald Densmore 'Vlary Smlth yy 1lls her knoyyledge of acld bottles to those feyy yy ho haye n yer enjoyed the subject of ch mlstry George Post vyllls the rlght of belng a bachelor to Romalne Housel Clarence Reynolds yyllls h1s ba eball abllxty to Hovs ard Coon Ll 'X LCS!-PZ UL 544,11 - f N 4 Q sz, , ixwfg' nf: ,- I I: ' 7 ix. -,.,1f' V V I Page 31 . fo ' ' 1 ' . U 1 ! Y , . . . , . . I Y . , , t D . ,U . . -J , c .1 1 I 1 Y. n v , 1 J Y C 1 'U , , ' ' z . . . Y . . . . 3 2 . . ' Y To Hugh J. Bartley we will and bequeath the right to make an inven- 1 . 1 1 1 a I 1 , . Y. 1 i Y. . V . C V. - . 9 , 2 . . v . . '. U y I . y n A L I 1 J . 'f ' c . . I v. C I . Aw I Y' K K ' , , H ' Yao - ' ' 1 C 1 .vc . Y y. . I ' Y . , 9 Y. . I 1 '.1 . I 1 ', V A V . V. V v . ' Y I 7 9 V . . 9 . v. I I AAL 1 A I l ' ' ' ' r l I f , ' l , A I CSX, 1 l 1 , f f 1-vig ,EW ANCHORA A X l is I-. Geraldlne Savuyer vsllls the place of Leadlng Lady ln the Senxor play to Bessle Force Elleen Rlpley wllls her love for musxc to Anna Medcoff Harry Leseney w1lls and bequeaths the rlght to do art UD work 1n school to Arol Brotherton Loren Leonard w1lls the rlght to take Latln four years to Chester Smlth Geraldme Palmer w1lls her femlnlne modesty to Leda Gephart Vlctor Hlll wllls hls stock Judglng certlficate to Howard McCowan Ceorge Ellls wllls h1s dramatlc ablllty to Max Mlller Ellls Hazelton wllls the Job of Student Councll secretary to Harry Noxon Dolly Force wllls the rlght to f'l1rt to Myrtle Brenner Brewster Elhs wllls the rlght to blush to Norman Dart Gladys Oesterle wllls the rlght to keep on the rlght s1de of all the teachers and to be the prmclpal s prlvate secretary to her slster Ida JGSSIQ Curtls w1lls the rlght of being an all around athlete to John Dart Allen Frederlck w1lls hls extra road maps to John Edgar Lols Johnson wllls her French marks to Bob Lee Chfford Cowdry wllls the rlght to go wlth any UD Normal g1rl to those fellows lnterested Cary Burns wllls h1s extra helght to Harold Scofield Dorothy Holbrook wllls her two long blonde curls to Emma Barto Glen Cllne w1lls next years Normal glrls to Ted Fay Harold Copp wllls h1S debatlng ab1l1ty to Herbert Barnum Leah D1ehl w1lls her basketball ablllty to Charlotte Smlth Paul Cheney w1lls h1s pleasing personallty to Neal Dolbee Doyle Burgess wllls h1s permanent vxave to Beatrlce Ot1S Dorls Dolbee w1lls her patlence to Mary Bullen Lura Blodgett wllls the rlght to have her own way to Ardls Ferguson Dee Bray w1lls the rlght of belng the smallest Senlor boy to CllHOI'd Powland hussell Akers w1lls hls formula for catchlng rldes to school to Leone Smlth Hollls Bartlett wllls hls llklllg for geometry to Marjorle Balley Beryl Ambs wllls her blonde curly halr to Jeanette Freshour and Martha Pearl White Francls Burgess wllls h1s sense of humor to Celand Lamphere Lila Blakely wllls her extra credlts to Charles Cllpper Harold Bell Wllls h1s good Engllsh marks to Margaret Ellls We hereby revoke all former wllls made by us at any tlme At this tlme we appolnt Mlss Bertha Hays sole executor of thls wlll We hereunto set our hand and seal on thls, the fourth day of June 1n the year of our Lord one thousand nlne hundred and thlrty and declare thls to be our last wlll and testament THE CLASS OF 1930 Wltnesses Cordle Hunt, Roy Parks By DOYIS Harrlson Q NIQZONAA I 5-amiga , N Y X X fa-J, -M' I - X : ff .. f' uf' e af, g Nifu, f 1 1 V 7 ' L, in -. 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CLASS PROPHECY OF 1930 Up agalnst the lmposslble of seelng lnto the future 1n the year of 0 I made a long Journey and appealed for ald from the three sons of Father Tlme Past was dead and burled and Present very modern asked Wlll I be pa1d'7 But Future very young and happy filled wxth chxldlsh fancles and am b1t1on came forward to my a1d After long and welrd chantmg he gave me a maglc glass wh1ch he drew from a pot of bo1l1ng maglc filled Wlth your dolngs of the past He said Wlth thls my frlend can you see lnto the future whlle be longlnrf to the past And as for you my blt of maglc return to me when you have done your task Fllled w1th amazement and rehef I bade hlm adleu and hastened hence And now my fellow classmates of 1930 I w1ll gaze into this magic glass and tell you thlngs made posslble by Future the young son of Father Tlme I see Russell Akers the Samson of h1s class In thls b1t of maglc glass He played the character role ln the movle as best as he could In the new productlon of the Mlsslnfr Llnk 1n Hollywood Vlctor H1ll IS the greatest of them all Playlng shortstop w1th the Yankees 1n the game of ball He IS called Beau Brummel of the Yankees Because he knows and goes w1th all the lassles I see Dolly Force as an elegant lady and a mlghty fine lady to see She has become to Francls Burgess a most dependable secretary He IS the senlor member of the firm of Burgess and Peat And now IS the biggest bear on Wall street Lllftord Cowdry dove and he swam and he swam swam Headed for Paris from New York he arrlved at Amsterdam Although blown from h1s course by a great storm He IS now hailed as the greatest fish ln human form Elleen Rlpley belleve It or not Is the happy Wlfe of a merry old top A Butter and Egg man of Mason namely P C I won t dlsclose hls name you w1ll have to walt and see Strlckland and Bartlett I see as two great engmeers, And as for bulldlng trams and subways they have no peers They bullt one rlght down through the center of the earth from San Fran cisco to the Rhlne, Thls being possible by thelr great mathematical mlHdS. ll, N 1950 'Flick fun, ' -, A. 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Lt, 1 5 ANCHORA 4 A aff X Px:c'N I see Cary Burns as he makes h1s b1d for fame In the great gold rush of 39 he stakes out the rlchest clalm runs and whoops and hollers llke a boy who s full of glee Because he has to Walt no longer to marry h1s llttle glrhe H Zlmmer and D Holbrook I see as two old malds but do not ge m wrong I'o1 they are merely waltlng for the rlght man to come along They llve together 1n a house which has a good many doors I see EIIIS Hazelton debonalr and leanmg on a cane Standlng on a street corner rlght out 1n the pourlng ram But do not become alarmed my fr1ends he has not lost h1s mlnd For he IS maklng movlng plctures under the name of Valentine George Post I see as a professor of much knowledge Before a class IH a laboratory 1n a college IS rubblng h1s hands w1th glee and satlsfactlon As he shows h1s great 1nvent1on a machlne of perpetual motlon I see a great celebratlon because they have gotten 1nto the clear Of the ant1 saloon league who are celebrating thelr greatest year They ale re electlng the1r domlnatlng presldent to lead them on and on Who could lt be but Gladys Oesterle who knows thlngs both pro and con I see Harold Bell Wlth lonfr wh1skers and a flowlng beald L1v1ng IH an 1SOI3tEd reglon 1n a llttle log hut he has reared IS about to stage a comeback 1HtO the land of love and borrow I wlsh lnm success to lose hls heart and sorrow I see Jess Curtls slnglng 1nto the mlke Standlng there w1th hls head thrown back lt sure IS a wonderful slght IS heard every evenlng over WWJ And IS the best warbler s1nce the lmperlal Rudy Vallee I see Howard Smlley as the ruler of a land Slttlng upon a throne wlth a wlne glass ln h1s hand Nlcaragua s new kmg takes a commandlng pose As he glV9S toasts unto h1s conquered toes Geraldlne Sawyer IS s1ng1ng and danclng 1n a shlftmg spot light She IS s nglng as beautlful as a hoot owl IH the mlddle of the mght Hostess of the Barrel Detrolt s most popular nlght club She recelved a great ovatlon as she finlshes an old song entltled Slng 1ng IH the Bathtub C Peynolds Jomed a band of Indlans one sprlng, And before the end of the season he was named thelr kmg Now when one Judges hls ab1l1ty as klng of swats he has no doubts, Because he broke Babe's record of CII'Cll1t clouts f 1 I if lit 153 N 19502 A 21511 X J -W1 Xe: I flefffg ' ,. f' I 1' ffh' - I f 1.- ' - ' X A g XX Af -S Pl . . . , 46. Y! ' ' He ' ' ' ' , . ' . , ' ' , t e l 1 1 w ' f . . ' C11 Y 1 And I tell you it's true, I see 17 cats sitting upon the floor. P 7 Y 1 1 1 1 I 1 . . 1 I D I ' 1 1 V , He . . Q . 1 t l. C. L .l . Y ' o 1 ' - ! u - . . . . . , 1 Q 1 1 I C 1 .1 1 . . , He ' ' ', 1 . . 1. .1 I , Q 1 1 He ' ' , Q 7 , , Y . . I l K6 Y! ' 1 ' . r D ' 1 . . . ,, . ,- . . ,, i X . . . . A6154 2 -S L f. , f ANCHGRA A , KXM, 5 x5 ,A - T ' H X Page 35 B Ambs, according to her parents, has gone crazy temporarily, And IS now ln central Afrlca as a forelgn mlsslonary She has bu1lt rlght through a Jungle many passages So that all may come to see her who are savages I see Paul B Cheney as the man about the town He put out of busmess by close competltlon a m m by the nam Blown He owns a dalry farm more than three mlles south of Mason And he also owns many thousand chlcks whlch he IS rfusmg I see Dee Bray cash1ng 1n on h1s fame Camed durlng h1s college years ln games At football 1n Wh1Ch he made h1s famous name As a fullback of galloplng dlmenslons from Notre Dame I see L Johnson runnmg a prosperous shoppe on Ma1n street She sells shoes rubbers galoshes and anythmg that fits the fee She IS about to retlre and sell her shop to me And by the proceeds I hope to get I shall roam o er the seven seas L Dlehl and Dorls Dolbee I see have gone 1n partnershlp They own SIX tea rooms 1n Chlcago where you mustn t glve a t1p They have slgns 1n each place wh1ch read someth1ng l1ke thls We pay the Walter more than they are worth If you have extrl money why not glve It to us? I see Glen Chne as a salesman of a1r both hot and cold he declares He started 1n at Alaska sellmg Fr1g1da1res Havlng no luck he pushed on and on untll he nearly reached the north pole The Eskxmos were already frozen and next tlme he resolved to brlnfr coa I see Geraldlne Palmer IS married and settled down And now she IS the most ener0'et1c woman ln town For she IS an officer ID SIX or seven clubs 1n Mason She IS now one up on Mrs Paul Cheney whom she IS racm L Blakely Jumped mto fame over nlght Bv playlng the lead ln a film called One Beautlful Slght She played opposlte a man who was filled w1th bltter hate She replaced thls hlte wlth wonderful loye md became hlS belutnful mate I see H11 old Copp as '1 llCh and powerful man of the age But when h1s ways are crossed he qulcklv f'l1es into a rage He has become the fflertest pesslmlst of all men both 11ch and pool By mfmufacturmff cannon balls for the next w o1ld war I see H M Sllsby after long and 9Xt9HS1NE study as he cr1es B cause he VIBXYS the w hole wlde world Wlth troubled eyes For he dlscoyered a dreaded enemy way bevond the theory of Emste n -Xnd now goes preaching from CltW to Clty to saye mankmd me EEF? 1 Y A I xl , , ' 1 ' 2 9 ' ' . 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Q 1 ! l ANCHORA 'V i aff ks L Blodgett now drlves around a mce Rolls Royce Made posslble by her personahty and croonlng volce She IS the most popular slnger 1n Amerlca And now and then she takes a fllng at grand opera The firm of Elhs Bros as to fame IS way above par After many years of tralnmg these two men were admltted to the bar They saved a man from the electrlc chalr to start thelr busmess golng After many brllllant v1ctor1es 1n the courtroom thelr fame IS forever growmg I see Loren Leonard as a farmer of the mlddle west Havmg sown h1s Wlld oats he t1lls h1s S011 and does h1s best To make an easy l1fe easler year ln and year out He IS happy and contented as he grows both rlch and stout I see Dorls Harrlson as a teacher ln a school Of course she gets grouchy now and then as she turns to enforce a rule If you don t have your work completed Why you all act l1ke fools I w1ll pumsh you tonlght by maklng you stay after school H Leseney I see as a taxldermlst who IS very skllled He stuffs for the natlonal museum pretty l1ttle fowls that men have kllled He also IS the author of a book well read and a very great hlt A llttle brown book entltled How I Do It I see Mary Sm1th walkmg down a street Some woman whlspers to another There goes Mrs John Keets She IS the greatest woman golfer the world has ever known And when her opponent sees that first long drlve she can t help buf. groan I see Allen Frederlck surrounded by beautlful women Thmk of lt my fr1ends thelr number IS seven He dlsmlsses SIX of them wlth an a1r of both debonalr and gay, For IS he not the most noted pa1nter on Broadway? D Burgess kneels before hls dymg leader, a man who had lots of sand And swore that he would have revenge upon the murderer elther woman or man For thls dylng man was Al Capone, and Doyle was second 1n command, He kept hls promlse and now he IS the leader of th1S stralght shooting band C St George lil N 1930 J f-K 11, , ,, I in 1 N K1 , elf , 4 XNQ? 'RQ Af ' 'z ' . : Ht, , - , . ,. , Qs -- ' A Ai V - V -nulnmmm I a - 1 . J Y r . . -9 9 . - r . r 1 r . . . . 9 1 as - . . . . ,, . f , . r 1 Q - - an n , . 9 ' sc , . . r ' 1 1 rv v , . a ANCHORAS ' A ,L 1 , V . ,4- N 4 X A' 14 . ,l iz 2 Q ' 1 W ' X A 2 yfnyf TX wmv f 74 i LI, 1' SI' NIOR POI' M A Jolly crew and 1 bold crew Set out from port one day To seek a chest a knowledge chest From out across the bay The warm sun shone the cold w1nd blew It was uncertam weather Waves washed the deck but d1d not wreck For the crew all worked together Our teachers true and parents too Helped us when IH dlstress And always came to the rescue When they heard our S O S Through Freshman seas and Sophomore seas And Jumor seas of blue The good shlp Hope salled on and on T1ll the Senlor seas were due The goal was won the crulse was done For the merry crew of '30 They d found thelr chest thelr knowledge chest -Xt the end of thexr hlgh school Journey Our good Hope shlp our anchored shlp L es safely by the shore Our famous crew that Jolly crew Wlll be 1 crew no more So soon well part and then well st lrt On hfe s uncertain Journey Some east w1ll go some west wxll go Our class of Nmeteen Thirty Bw Harry Lesenex IQSOXQJ .3 Pa e Sl 1 w J 4 . Y I I 1 f 1 7 . r 1 . V. y v y y V 1 1 1 r 1 1 r Y ' ll YY ' v , . . Y v ' V 1 1 v It !! ' I , . . Y Y A Y . . Cl 77 ' K ' r - r 5 , v . v L P P . I u v C u v , 1 v Y , L Y n C , . , . . r 1 , u ' , vy A a V . , , , I A - I V, gg 2 ... X 'fxx l I Ig , Qskhdv' gyyfff' ANCHORA 4 ,f-Cf 52 Bova: -A56 WE 'Q 5w1m -nkdf 5, .vs Qequfotg YI Hn, ng S-333,761 Ji? V, T 47 Ch, , 3 Vg 9 'fi il Yi In 7 K 4 ML 'fi l. 6 , g 5 ' , -7' lyk ,ff Z Fw-W 5 Pau L 315 'X 'F - . .1 1 iw L' , L - x Y Q ' A ' ff 4 I A f' , X K, A y If I ,i P , ' if it -'1 , 4 4 ri - ' V fi H V, ' -- x !' 3 fi ,S . I Q gfe 2' ,f , Q ily? A ' af' Vu-gf K Q H' 4 5? , 1 ' t as W. ',+ ' ' . ' -' , - 4 is 1 ., ' L, G 15 in L as-'j Y an T Q 1 : K' 'X .. Rf In F35 ' ' give ' i fx, ' 'gf 2 ' 1 fu 54 '1 .5 Z A W s,- . , :fi ,Q . M 1 hi A I 5 f ' ' ,t ' 4, A. 3'-n Q - f L V V h 2 ', f A l'A f - wg r ' A' . P A , r if 1 p . V X -g ' ' 'WH' f sf' Q 'R' rr A :V -K fi' nv A A A L Hu-J Ha? 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M-uni B tt Tyl B N R B Y Ell A Z L Ro H D D P th T R T EIL Lt y t C-. BaLltt.H 'ir JUNIORS And Shakespeare Sald unto them Some are born great some achleve greatness and others have greatness thrust upon them Or was t Mllton who passed that onto us or Macaulay or Cthat s what eleventh grade Engllsh does fer yall But no matter from whose l1ps those now xmmortal words xssued we of Ye Junlor class are of the opmlon that they were meant especlally for us Rank egotxsm, you call 1t'7 But when was there an unaffected Junlor class when one that dld not try to overshadow the lowly Semor? And as to achlevements We have been and w1Il be well represented ln both athletlc as well as scholastlc enterprlses But to make a short story long or well anyway B111 Shakespeare had the rlght ldea We surely are a great class' OFFICERS Presldent Howard McCovsan Vlce Presldent John Edgar Secretary Treasurer Leona Stoble gi-1-IZ, N 1950 5 'ga -2 ,1 X ' A , J ' fd , .2 xx Q I! 1 Q55 I 4 A . .7 'K ' ' nw Pn 'J' 10 'fl I E 5 u 1 I , o om RowgL. er, M. ullen. E. ichols, B. Force, . rown, H. 'a.nHorne, G. Ripley, I. Dar- row. M. is, . immer, . Stobie. Second w-M. Bailey. M. Verhelst. . Mc'Cowan, . ensmore, J. Dart, A. Feryzuson. B. ost, L. Smi . Miss Bardwell. hird Row-C. owland, F. Hill, G. ucker, J, 4 rar, M. Basse , P. Clinton, D. Wilcox, T. Fa , VV. Paujly, VY. Pos , 1' e . . -ofxeld. ' , ac ' ' 7 rn Q - . 1 ' Q 1 , i 1 V . . . 1 7 n - I --------------------- Y ,n., I - -X V Y Li 1 5 d A ' 4 . l - ANCHORA S NAME Cllfford Rowland Kenneth Robinson Marjorle Barley Curtls Bartlett Maxwell Bassett Ruby Brown Mary Bullen Paul Clinton Isabell Darrow John H Dart Donald Densmort Margaret Ellls John Edfrar Ester Every Ida Fanson Ted Fay Ardls Ferguson Elton Foler B ssle Force Fores H111 Dorthea I-Illlnard Howard M Cowan Walter Paully Esther Post Woodrow W Post Harold S ofield L one Smlth Leona Stable Glendon Tucker Loxs Tyler Harrlet VJHHOIIIS 'VIar1e Verhelst Dale W llcovc Aefnes Zlmmer E A6725 s ' l V'A, V Pate 41 J UNIGR PLRSONALITIES NICKNAME Pee Wee Kenny Marjle vlll A. Max Boots Peg Paulne Belle Wesley Don P rdlta Johnnle Bl Fanny Ted Ardle Percy Bess Tor Dortz Harn Walt Betty Woodle Devwdrop llnsplred by John Darth O1 jLlaiC3.11fl'1 Smltty Lee Glen Hon y Peaches Dollle Prom nsplratzon by J Dar Fuzzy gale HOBBY Datlng tall women Leslle O Curry mg Comme' to school early Betty ng Havlng a good tlme Fallmg over Clnffs Always gettxng down to buslness Leadmg yells Condes endlnv Trymg to graduate Talklng 1French preferred! Going to hast Lansmg Can t find out Handmg someone a lme Blufflnv lessons Even temperature Belng mysterious A tmg clever Bulldlnv cas les ID the an with Tylelrl Niakmg a road map to E Raplds Selllncf ladles hose G ttmg ambltlous Enterfalnlnff Max Changlng hls mmd Trnpplnff tne llght fantastl B mg dlffmfi Cl W orryln Francis Qtudymfr Roamlng thru Foresls Vampln Klddmef Blushmv B mg lmplsh :wiv I1 N-J N Q950 'Q CR I o 1 ' ' 1 A , - , , W ' tA ir ' 'rw L l1l'1 LH ' D L , l. .. .. ,, ., .. H - .. , ., ,, - . - D , .l .. - , L ' u D ' v- ' , .l - ,, - . , . O L .. .HH , .. H . ,, .. H . W D ' rv ll ' H - .. H . - QM- .l ., A - t O . - - .. . .. L . ,, .. .. . . , N c . 3 Edith Nlchols Eddie Kldding a teacher .. ,. D - , . - D ,, .. , ,. . . . . , Q .n - D V S ' 1 1' ' -. 3 tl ' nv Q- - - Q s - D c ' It u 7 ' U, - 3 K' o H- ll D H - ,, ' Q ,, ' . an ,ul 1 0. D ' ., nn ' in - - L :s i s ' ' N' . L ' 5 D W , MA U. ,. 3. . .HQ l ' 2 l A ' ' ' A y 1 ' - A I -4 1 W - , c l l T 'T H l T 1' l 5 -Qi , Z f F S XXXX , 10 J X mf lg,4 jf . A ANCHURA '- X ZA ' Nw 1135-'P if , 1950 w , , :- X A , N -X E , W 7 Y , ' - , . X KR 1 I ,Q V f ,WW J X X N. fxll 'VM 'X ixqb X lfff 1 fi 3 WY 15,199- Cod make thee ood as thou are b9Ell.ltlflll7 Sald -Xlthlll xx hen he dubbed hlm Knlght SOPH GRES V J pf V Y lx .' h M Q1 1 J! fd W .f W 7 h Q 1 53,5 ' ' 1 m ? 1 .fx X 1 nffifgfe S 15' ANCHORA 'V 'Q 'ummm W Page 44 Bottom Row A Kuby U Hlodgett A MePlan1.,le J Noxon L f '1 'X Meecoff J Au I O11 I' Pauh M Valleau L Egger M Bxennel B Hull Second Rom M Wxegman V Hxtrh rork S HEIIIHLCIDD H Laun tem B Robeltson H Fxanklm I Oe terle E. Marshall D Daznow R.. bmhnaden Mxs Tynel Thnd Rom C Lamphexe R Reed B Lollan ri Loon D BIOLIQU H Klynn R Hou el P SCIIDIQI C Ridge R Lee Foulth Row L Qwlft Mlllel David on M Stnlcklanl H Ba ett R Lang N Dart C Everett VN WICOX OUR SOPHOMORB Oh, so many talk about It But 1tS charms they cant relate For 1ts deeds they are so many And 1tS learmng IS so great In the first place 1tS the nlcest, In the next place It s the best And It certalnly IS the finest Sophomore class ln East or West For ltS maidens are so pretty Whlle ltS lads are bold and strong, And It s best of all ln lessons See 1tS honors roll along So we want you to remember, When you watch one of them pass, That you re Iooklng at a member Of the hlgh schools finest class H Franklm rd: N 1950 b 'fg,1z 7 ' ,gt 1 X! , by 1' D. Q is ss. ,X 3 X ry! .. ' . -X 1 'V' V , Ty an M 1 Z ' l l 1 1 . 2 , K . IX, xi , l 3 l . 'Y . , . 1 , . ' Y , . .' , . QQp.:u'l, .. . 7 , . slin, 3. 'H,'.. S. . 'H. .' - '-. ' . - r .Ir ' P' I ' I S I ' ' l I ' ' 9 ' F . I .'l I I .I VI I' H ,', '. 4' '- . ', . , . l ', . l , . S, .l , . s, . ', . , . . ' 'f..',M. ' ',D. S, .. s, ,. 'SS , . , . ' ' , A ' , V. Yvl' .Y. X - n - n r . , . - y r a . , . , . ' x - : I A I I A ' 1 - ---ff ,- F a I We 1 gl 'E-'W 1 1 at ANCHORA '9 ,I L SOPHOMORILSl The Sophomore class of the Mason hlgh school and who are they? They are the old and the young the smart and the dumb But we are proud of them Why? Because wlth Mlss Tyner as sponsor we have shown ourselves worthy of many posxtlons th1s year Flrst Norman Dart one of the members of our class worked falthfully to the end Wlth Howard McCowan a Junlor and Harold Copp a semor ln debate Wlth MISS Hays as coach Wlth h1s support they won thelr first slx debates Second There are three of our members on the Maroon and Blue staff they are Ponald Lang boys athletlc edltor Ida Oesterle exchange edltor and Carolyn Juderjohn class reporter All of these posltlons are places of great responslblllty Thlrd There are SIX boys and four glrls who are playlng an lmportant part 1n some type of athletlcs We hope that next year most of these vull be playlng on the first team Fourth There were two glrls of our class chosen by Mlss Splnk to be ln the glrls glee club and five boys also chosen for the boys glee club All of these appeared 1n the operetta Tulip Tlme Flfth Our class sponsored two partles thls year Wh1Ch were real successes Our hrst party was the Frlday before Thanksglvmg and the second IH Aprll We had about 100 f attendance SlXth Last but not least the Sophomore class of M H S has been showlng some mcrease ln the number of students It produces for the honor roll We have found thls years work to be stlll more dllTlClllt than our Freshman year but we had our hearts and hands fixed on a deflmte go ll and were determmed to reach It by falr play and shovs our th lnks to our loyal and faxthful parents and teachers Presldent Arlene McPrangle Treasurer Harry Bassett Iva? , F 'K Xir 'M u, - 'llnm.,,,.. Pa fe 45 N , . , . . Z , , . 9 r v r , as n Q 5' y , l . Q 1 Q v - . . Y. n u ., I , ' sa ' ' as , . . . . rf . I , , . . . . , . . . , ' 2 ' 2 A A l ' '5 7 tl T 1950 - mfg IL 5 4:1 J , IS of 2' Z if f ya as VF' lf- ANCHORA '9 Xin LZQX ik. Pay V Cliffs 3 Q . 'J W 2 mm 5 Q3 5 qfiuf, 43 Bute NMSIC Dept gre X xl950,a X ' 'ft M 'ff--bw Q ' . ,F X XV, Y F Y ': 7 ' 'X f f xx' P: 2 ' I6 j I WF s fL,KL,' -,Ai , V .. 4-.J . ' 'A' Y ,, ' W1 , fi A .Wk ' .Y jp, A: gz r.. 54445, .6 .wifi ' gl -N - QQ., V 'n I fi',.f',U gg Q 75' K b P M4 f f- -il 3 fiat . X Q A A j h'wf . Q?yG- '1,n, Q V N X ' ' ,f r 43 R ' K ' L 1 , Qggzje s A 5' f 4--M J.: A 'if' I 4, gn, 1. - . v' ' ' A ', . I U' Qlf Q . ,L I 1. 1' I -. J x f 1 V W M 7f T 3 x W?lS,195 M A Y 1 ri' ,M gg ff, .41 Q3 1 V 1 ', K ' ,ru 'K 6 I .. ,, I . if . . gr , ' Q vii - Q f - V wia L, 67 . -W ' I' , '34 W. ,WA i , f ,aff :W , , 3. ' ', f 'f A 3 ,. 5 Rv XA J my -X slendel pl e lbout ms fxthel 5 h 111 PRES HME NA- ep, 125' 1 1 J NX-i nf .Q 'bii'1: ' y ' I I + KI r c 1 ' N t V Q ! I f N . A fA g Y ff P'-To Q3 'H ' ag' 2, j 2 2 . li X' lf X ZW ANCHCRA 'W R 'Hmm N Page 4 'G Bottom Row K Schrum V lraves M Vtlleden H Barnum H Brotherton D Stought E Rey nold A Mrchrt ch H Parrr h I Haynes F Rowland lx Stought D Snrrnp. Second Rovs P Lundy L Mrller C Watkrn I Corner L Smrth A Jewett M Dretrrch M Tucker J Freshour I Schrum J Detrrch R Parrsh M Ilrngwell M Whrte A Welsh E Brrnrn tool N Sanders L Smrth Thrrd Charrn F Darrow P Brown E Turner M Laws R Myers Mrss Mrrrty J Jewett C Franklin Fourth Row C Laxton I' Coon V North L Seeley C Barry f Bush M Sawyer C Carr E Edgar M Nleller L North F falrrn B Saelens Frfth Row M Holley H Jewett A fruhn C Everett H H'-une T Barer F Watkrns R .lewett C Edrssn P Olney I Hrenstmer W Mrller R Murray FRESHMLN Hooray for the class of 33 We we topped the year wrth flymg colors We started the year wrth a bang by wrnnrng three out of four of our class day games, and we ve held our reputatron throughout the year We had a bunch of fellows out for football, and our Freshman grrls were rrght rn the lrmelrght when rt came to playrng basketball Our Freshres were well represented rn the hrgh school play Our class rs drsplayrng some pretty nrfty class prns too Well we made the lowly Sophomores brte the dust and rt s gorng to be Just too bad for next year s Freshmen Our class officers are Presrdent Doyle Sprrng Vrce Presrdent Max Wrleden Secretary and Treasurer Carl Laxton Class Sponsor Mrss Mrnty N 1950 'Q As , 'S J ,f10' ' ar 1- V, x X . f it A. of -ee , . 4 3 ' ss If rr. , ,Y 1 ' Q L Aft ,f-7 ' F ' A J . 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V A A I X l ' :T ' r 1 r l - JE' f H ANCHORA I Q f X ' MX 'Q X'-Mk Q FRILSHMP N On the slxth of last September Probably well you can remember Seventy elght Freshmen entered school In hopes of learnlng the golden rule They came from near they came from far Some came on foot some drove fl car There were some fat some lefln some ln Already for whatever fate may brlng They started out wlth records grand Beatlng the Sophs on every hand Wlth thelr StLld19S they never worrled Took thelr tlme never hurrled Most always passed the grade on hlgh The brlght ones thought lt as easy as ple But the ones who passed the grade on low Were very few of course you know Thelr school Splflt ls of loyal style You can hear thelr cheers at least a ml e MISS Mlnty ls thelr class advlser Wlth her help they are growlng wlsel If you haven t H0tlC8fl thelr class Just look 'em ovel as vou go past They go rlght to lt wlth all thell mlght ln th1ltVtllI66 thew'll WIN thell fight between C Carl X Q 1930,5T l .1 X Fx 1 . f V A ., 4 -1 - W V' V-V: '14 , - fl ,, X 94, -fi T ss ' . i z K! Mr, ' N5 ,.,V ,tm Y i Page -lil T Y 14 r 1 f , . , c . 1 C y r I V I ' li 77 a 1 C Q V V V .. V V V K V . c ' I . . I Y. Y. V , . . 1 , . . aEirL2i ' I K ANCHORA 2-6 YJ 7 0 l Lib uf L-,Bale XJXE-f fix fggx X Sd950,e U , , - 0 JJ, 7 f 4. Q' ', V ff, ,L - .5 ,Q hu - 5 i 'M wk L 1 fn , , 1 , A 7.1 'f,r-...,r- ,--,,T,,+ .. hu ,ff f' X L JB X l':l:.- 7 . H: R . I' A by . ' K :M zz VT, L .1 . N V ' -, ,f in A 1 Y I .W L-. ,x V . ,M It W 7 , , ' ' , 0, , Qi , iff- , ' , s L , 01 f ,Q 1-, .' K I b v i . , . Ap if A9 A' - , ,wx . i 4. i ,, f ,V X ' 'YW 33 I f ' ' gs , I -, iw M . .. I f , , l n .5 . . fs Q. ll t - ,g ef' Q - P' ' . 5' ' V L va vr L - ef - ' . WW 'E' Z7 ANCHORA M A ar? it Btt Ek H k t VS TdR W W kCl N J EIGHTH GRADE. Here we are aga1n appearmg 1n thxs great book Thls yenr we are E ghth Graders When all were enrolled there were forty slx but thre have been added smce On the last Friday of October we had a Hallowe en pal ty WhlCh proved very successful Our scholarshlp th1S year has been the best 1n three years Those who have been on the honor roll are Lorraln Smlth Josephlne Goeman Vernon Snyder Staley Haugh and Orrm KIHHISOD The Elghth Grade has been represented 1n every athletlc HCtlVlty foot ball basketball and baseball Lorrame Smlth and Clara Petherlck represented the E ghtvh Grade ln the county spelhng contest on April 11 The class otlicers are Presldent Otto Fran hier Secretary and Treasurer Raymond Kenn dy Elghth Grade Alderman Albert St Georfre Maroon and Blue Reporter Staley Hauvh Our sponsor thls year was MISS 'VIcCurdy who has helped us ln all our actlvntle We hope to 0 eet you next ye'u as Nmth Craders Q950 7-7.713 , ,f,. l I- A ' 'Iii' lmuuv Pau: 51 gl 0 om Row- . 'innison, F. unter, M. Bailey, E. Barto, L. Smith, J. Gaeman, C. Pethericy Hancock. Second Row-Miss McCu1'dy, E. Everett. A. Post, B. Maclam, D. Czlrns, R. Kennedy, R. Bn'- ket , K. Hoke, . nyder. hir ow-R. 'ileden, C. Swan-tout. E. Doane, C. Barto, P. Sommerville, J. iegman, '. ine, V. I roscha. 1 . . . . . . Z Y ' . - ' e . , n . . . . . L . Y I . G . . ' u qu n , , , . be , ' , . . . . 6 J . ------------------------ L C . ------- 3 ' u c ........ . C, - ' - - -' - ' ' - D v . A ,v , 1 S. cfl' .' r ' . I L . ' ' 1 F A l ! ' ' N C 1 l e. l .. l Q l 1 - X. X - , V I Jsg,W, as 5 NNj2:W ANCHORA 4 SQ 69' 'H- ll H P L l S Whlll O M M R k C' Sl TWI A C H F D t La.g'D OSI Lott F t RC KD RCdy 1R,o M y CWll i J RS L SLVLNTH GRADE We the Seventh Grade of 30 boast of fifty nine members enrolled on September fourth 1929 with twenty five glrls and thlrty four boys We have had one party which was shared Wlth the elghth Grade spon sored by Mr Wyman M1ss McCurdy and Miss Mmty We are proud of the fact that there are eighteen girls and thirteen boys out for basketball and we hope some day they can do thelr bit for Mason High At all athletlc games we are rlght there with our peppy cheer leader showing our school Splflt There are twentv eight pupils who started out together 1n the first grade We had eight girls Join the Girl Reserve Club this year The Junior glrls glee club under the direction of M1ss Splnk IS gaining IH popularity and there are also six boys in the school band Our patient teachers are Mr Wyman Mr Pierce M1ss Hayes and Miss 'VIcCurdy Our class otllcers are President MBXIHB Rouse V1ce President Robert Cady Secretary Elizabeth M1CllltSCh Alderman Lyle Aseltlne Maroon and Blue Reporter Wmlfred Burt 1950 rfanll ' ff S X X N , J I X .. ,S 51 'e,,f N . l, i ,. ' , ' . 'TA -fs AQ f fl ' .f lllumunn-f V Pa e 52 l P B V ,I t I ' . 5 ' 1 A l Bottom Rowe , Harrison, J. Percival, W. Palmer, R. arker, . Susser, H. eeley, C. Post, L. Hawkins. Second Row-0. ine, . Hancock, . Burton. . suse, J. Zic graf, 1. usser, . i- liams, V. inprwell, B. Root, D. Riggs, E. Michi sch, . Herman, . a.mmel. Third Rowe . Edison. D. Stevens, D, n , . Collar, . usser, R. . our h Row-A . Don, . ietrich, . a , VV. Barnum. Tom w-- r. W man, . i iams, R. ling, A. Parker, L. ohnson, F. Medcoff. . ilshy, L. Aseltine, J. undy. 1 1 yn ' , u D , n - u , , u - , n p - ' n n 5 , - L . , . I o n u 1 Kg s ,, s . . . , . . . . . . . L . , . , L . - ' - ! K- V ir V I j , A W hd 5 Q lg Y e. -J lin W, X W E X TANCHORAQ A A ag? Q E B tt M H D Ch Ell P P K VS S y M M R h I J Th T T M M C Ft NI INGHAM COUNTY NORMAL We are the twenty fifth class to graduate from the Ingham County Normal At the begmnlng of the year we numbered thlrty but on account of an unavoldable reason we reach the close of the year a class of twenty five glrls and four boys Our duty has been made clear to us under the guldance and supervlslon of our faculty MISS MHTIOH Blount prmclpal and Mrs Mae Hunt crltlc teacher We may also add that we have spent an enjoyable and splendld year of work under the leadershlp of our teachers We met ln the fall an unacqualnted group but through many partles and soclal events of the year we have come to feel and act as one CLASS OFFICERS Presldent Dorls Simmons Vice Presldent Harold Dakm Secretary Juamta Chapman Treasurer Leone North MOTTO The hlgher we cllmb the grander the VISVS F LOWEP Sweet Pea COLORS Cerlse and White g X iljl ,ll -, A. I ' M' f' Q, nf ff' X 5 , - 1 1 , uf .4 .f Fe., ,A ' .' we 457' VV ,1 ,Y W ' 'mfluunmu-v Pa e 53 Y 3- ' , K f l l 1 3 om Row- . aynes, . Simmons, J. apman, S. is, M. erkins, I. Evans, H. aul, . NVil- kins, D. 'alker, T. ilsb . Second Row -AMiss Blount, O. Smith, . Haynes, . 0 lnson. J. mnes E. Scripter. M. Rockwell, B. Perlner, I. urlhy. hird Row-Mrs. Hunt, M. Harkness, E. errill. . Mc- Kessey, . Grow. E. Able, E. Perkin. J. Johnson. L, izgerahl. Top RowfH. llakin, R. Bunn, R. Stevens, L. . orth. ' v , - v v r . ' 1 I 9 r - Y I , . ----A---------A------- v H ' , ' ' ,H L l A ' A l ' l Yi' l L N Ili, - L I 1' ' 0 xW ? ,ff N Q5 Q x Xi M, Puze 4 ,V- F an ,Vo il 1-QE Q' C LQ5 nTop f' Nu. If Wrlol -...,,,,,,,,,, Q A. dzgw -and 0 f' 4 Lg 'Lf fduxf' Mol Lunch i, -LJ 4 , N 1950 ff'fQ, 2 7 N x X, ,jx ' fx 'X. ,wifi 399 ,jf 'yfhk ,. . ,gf ' Aa 2 , 5 V- ,, N U , l-, 'N' lk. wg, . A V - 7. 7 r ' A , .iff-5 ' ' 'W f . .ga 4,,,A!? on K, . 4 Av? 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I , .vt , f K M, - 'U r. ,, ' A X Y- -Y ' ll W Sy T yur J 'W l 'Q K 4 Q r 'll R tan f 'Nx fl mf Mm 1 mxsahk A Nuuxnuywj I is 1315-iNL ' N 5 WEQVJXB Wlth trumpet llouln the xx 5 Flom C lmelot m 'muon the flded fielde To fulthext tmwenb md exeluxhele the Kmffhts -XIHIQCI tux 1 du of Glow befole the kmff ACTI ITI ES Zl- ,Mg ,-294 4 ,Qff?i1 37 9 N594 ' , 50' 3 0' l K, jgg Ant ,df y ,cll A f A' - , fQr'N:ar5wEwM lpww ywwwwwfa 'JT' Vin XL'-'gfgri ,q ifm I mH FQi1if Wm f ff ll ' I 'lfinrsf-5? ,Ng Idll 75 ul 'X X E lungs xqw v:::.:a' -1x15-7.1.3 , bv if x - U ! 1 I Ag! ,f V .1 f - Q A : ' s s g run on ull 'uyr ' ' 2 . c Z - . .LI ...Zz . .HD A . .2 Z., D . Y on ,.,.- ANCHORA 'V 2 6:41 S it Z Xa A l 1 AMI, R 5 1525 A113 . f A X I 4 V llmg.,- Page 56 Btt A J DH C SLby ANCHORA STAFF Llla Blakely Dorls HHTFISOD Lols Johnson Harold Bell HOll1S Bartlett Ellxs Hazelton Beryl Ambs Geraldlne Palmer Harry Leseney Asslstant Llterary Humor Alumm Athletlc Soclety Art Edltor Edltor Edxtor Edltor Edltor Editor Snaps Edltor Edltor H M Sllsby Advertlslng Manager Harold Copp BUSINESS Manager Gerald Strlckland Class Edltor Lllftord Walcott Cyrus Plerce Beatrlce Tyner Faculty Advlsers EW 19502 iff-,ef1E' A I -. -- I TW-5 if - ----- .... . ANCHORA Page 57 Btt CC O H V t S y THF MAROON AND BLUE The Maroon and Blue statf of 1930 worked hard to make the 5th year of this paper the biggest and best Contammg news humor forum and advertising and being published every three weeks each edition was heartily welcomed by the students The staff worked well together under the excellent leadership of Miss Beatrlce Tyner and succeeded in publishing thirteen interesting numbers This was the second year as a member of the Michigan Interscholastic Journalistlc Association which entitles us to have our paper rated with others In the state As yet our ranking has not been recelxed But four seniors graduate and although the loss of the sponsor Miss Tyner will be keenly felt there will be an experienced staff for future years This year s staff is McCowan Editor in Chief Hilliard T Fay Department Editors Lang Boys Athletic Edltol Sawyer Girls Athletic Editor M Sllsby Joke Editor Ida Oesterle Exchange Editor G Strickland Business Manager C Juderjohn C Carr S Haugh W Burt Class Reporters 1950 Lf l o om Row- . arr. I. esterle, D. Hilliard, . McC9wan, M. erhelst, L. Smith. Second Row-- S. Haugh, WV. Burt, T. Fay, G. S rickland, Miss Tyner. H. .ilsh , R. Lang, L. Blakely. G. Sawyer. 1 J n a n n . l , , 1 n . 4: r . . . . 7 ca Y. . . a . I Y . r l 1 . J i v . , . . H. ----------------------------------------- . -. - . L, Smith - .,......,. ............................ - ---Assistant Editor D. ' ' , . ..-........ .................... ' R. --------------------------------------- 1 - - , G. t ----h-------------------------------- . , . . H. . ' ---------- -........-....... .-............... ' . l , . , - y - -------------- Ii I 4 i - QJF 5 lg ANCHORA 'V Pzeh L..... '--I STUDENT COUNCIL To Mason Hlgh School In behalf of the Student Councll I w1sh to take thls opportumty to really express our appreclatlon to the faculty for the prlvlleges whlch they have glven us I also wlsh to thank the student body for 1ts splendld co operatlon IH helpmg us achxeve our plans and make them a success As representatlves of the student body lt IS the duty of the councll to mamtaln the constltutlon of the orgamzatlon and to make such rules as are necessary to carry on the functlons of the hlgh school Whlle we have not had an opportumty to accomphsh anythlng of great note thls year I firmly belxeve that the councll has proven ltself capable of assummg the responsl b1l1t1es mtrusted to It By wlse planning and careful management the councll has succeeded xn maklng thls one of the most prosperous years IH the hlstory of the orgamzatxon In closlng I vush to extend my best wlshes to the mayor and councll of the comlng year and I hope that all their efforts may be crowned Wlth success Harold Copp, Mayor. ll N 1950 I f--96,11 ,. x H , jwfh 45 .: 6j, I V, 'Xxx Y' ,rf-4,3 .- W W f -'Y ' mmmmv I a 5 ' Bottom RowfD. Spring, R. Myevs, L. Stobie, G. Oesterle, M. Brenner, L. Aseltine. Second Row- Mr. Vlfalcott, B. Collar, J. Edgar, L. Leonard, E. Hazellon. H. Copp, H. Smiley, V. Hill, A. Post. 1 1 1 1 9 V l T.-f X b 1 A , YA X , Yi Y .1 i ll l I 5 M il f x5F X? ,A ANCHORA A' A wif' efxffdw 5 HMC y DEBATE Mason hlgh schools debate team has had a successful season The questxon for debate th1s year was Resolved That a Judge or board of Judges should be substltuted for the Jury ln all state and mumclpal courts ln Mlchlgan We had seven debates three of whlch were ID the ellmlnatlon serles We won s1x loslng to Coldwater only One trophy was won a bronze wall plaque Startmg the season wlth a vlctory over Stockbrldge and then Leslle defendmg the aflirmatlve Slde of the questlon our team showed great poss1b1l1t1es In the next two debates won from Holt and Eaton Rapxds we supported the negatlve Here we shlfted to the affirmatlve slde and held It for the rest of the season Leslle and Pmckney were our first vlctlms ln the ellmlnatlon SQFIBS, w1nn1ng from Leslle w1th a two to one dec1s1on and a unanlmous declslon over Pnckney But when we met Coldwater the t1de turned They sent an experlenced group before us, wlnnmg after a hard battle by a unanlmous declslon The team, composed of Harold Copp, Howard McGowan and Norman Dart, and coached by Miss Hays, deserves great credlt for 1tS untlrlng amb1t1on to make Ann Arbor Mlss Hays deserves speclal credlt for her excellent coachlng Our next year's team Wlll be composed of two exper lenced debaters, Howard and Norman, but the loss of Harold w1ll be keenly felt lg N 1950 I ll. ea ' N X c We a . hr, S!! W , L ax X 1 .- , f. , e f g 2 ffff -v lllnnumw Pa e 59 A 1 W w fQ,ff,, if iejkpffpffg f ', , ' lf N ww ,V ,f,vfM, 5, , f ' , ,V f,y,,, T 5, yy' -ta ,, , . . c owan, Miss Ha s, N. Dart, H. Copp ' 1 . ' Y ' 1 . , . , 1 Y - 1 1 'SW i s as P ze 60 FotR M Latch FSI MR J n A Oete 4 o Ell A Md if L. Blodz tt U Blodxl tt L yl B A A K by M 3 d R Bl kely F Oe te l L M B B t D D lbe R. P 4th R kg f 0 Wh pple E R pl y S Seely V N h M P h D IVVU GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserves of 1930 have had a very successful year full of inter estmg activities The Girl Reserves sponsored an all glrls party on No vember 8th for the upper five grades About fourteen girls were initiated at the formal recognition service in East Lansing November 17th Mem bers of the Lansing area were invited to a play day held at Mason January 2 th. The day was happily spent playing games singing and giving plavs We were verv pleased and fortunate to be able to send two delegates Lila Blakelv and Lura Blodgett to the state Girl Reserve conference held at Detroit February 6th 7th and Sth. The first area Girl Reserve confer- ence was held at Fowlerville April 12th and 13th. Qeventeen Mason Re- serves attended this conference. All acclaimed it a success and we hone it will become an annual event. A number of Senior Girl Reserves under the direction of Miss Minty conducted a service for children under the 7th grade on Good Friday. The last event was on Sunday Mav 11th when the Girl Reserves conducted a service at the M. E. church Mason. The girls have held their meetings at homes of various members fortnightly com- mittees being appointed in charge of the program Much credit is given to Miss Minty for making the organization a success in Mason high school. OFFICERS President ..................... Geraldine Palmer Vice Pres. and Council Member ..... Lura Blodgett Secretary .......................... Lila Blakely Treasurer .... - .................... Eileen Ripley gil' I El N A 195O ha -ff A QN , :gf .. uf .- N H O ss 1 ,, ' . , , y, , A C RA .5 A 7 X V ' - llIumuuw a . -. , Q f I .U ' 5 r n ow-J. ac ie. 1. usser, . ouse, M. . Burto . B. Otis, J. ustin. s rle, H. an!-Iorne. R. Brown, C. Juderjohn, O. Hancock, L. Diehl, Miss Minty. 2nd Row-O. Slusser, I. Fan- son, I. Sorner. P. Br wn, M. is, . e co , e , . e , . T er, M. ailey, . Mc- rangle, . ir , . Brenner. 1' ow-L. a , 1. s re, F. amphere, . Laws, E. arry, L. mith, . S rickland, . o e, . Myers, G. almer. ow-J. Zic ra . . i , . i e , F. unter. L. mith, L. . . ort . . Tucker, R. aris . W. Burt, . Force. o u n u u l c , . , Q Q o n - Y n 1 1 l a i sy ' ' I , n . . ., L , I Y 7 L L ' I Y I 1 r 7 tbl ali iff 1 -is My L 'gffefwt' STATP JUDGING TEAM Mason High was fortunate in winning the state cup in livestock Judging at M1Ch1g'aH State college last spring This team of four men then represented the state at Kansas City last fall. All through the fall up to the time of the contest the team worked very hard and Mr. Bartley spent all of his spare time with the team coaching them. A week before the national contest Clarence Reynolds, the highest man on the team, became ill so we did not stand as good a chance. Mason rated eleventh out of thirty-three states and two men received diplomas for high scoring. The team was gone for five days and had a very enjoyable trip and some great experiences. The men who were on the team were Clarence Reynolds, who could not make the trip, Hollis Bartlett, Allen Frederick and Victor Hill. cf. A.. f fm' ' all' 4 v ff' XX , 1' Q. , fe? eff fi .. 1 A NCHOR-5 ' .. T l ' T 'llunmun' w Pa fe 61 .. I 0 A. Frederick, H. Bartlett, Mr. w W J 4 A 1950 Q, 2 ,. ' f' H' Q if 'M 1 Y' of ' QA? ,. , ANCHORA 4 ff 1 .f QQ, B tt Rey P Mason Chapter No XIV F F A MEMBEPSHIP Green Hands Herbert Barnum Wayner Foler LEWIS Hennmg Joseph Jewett Arthur Gruhn Carl Laxton Wayne Mlller Edgar Peynolds Ken neth Schram Future Farmers Paul Cheney Charles Everett Harold Clynn Forrest Watkms Burlyn Collar Elton Foler Plchard Schrader Honorary State Farmer Hugh J Bartley OFFICERS Presxdent Paul Cheney VICE President Harold Glynn Secretary Burlyn Collar Treasurer Elton Foler Peporter Herbert Barnum Executlve Commlttee Members Edgar Peynolds Charles Everett and Carl Laxton Advlser Hugh J Bartley I f 5 X ' t l A T l' . P 6' I I-ig, . L ' I l 0 om ROWWE. nolcls, VV. K. Sc-hram, Mr. Bartley, VV. Foler. H. Glynn, R- S4-hrader, H. Barnum. Front Row B. , . atkins, C. Laxton, P. Cheney, E. 'oler, A. Gruhu. J. Jewetl, C. Everett. L : 1 v r 1 1 1 I 1 5' , ' Z 9 r I 1 r 9 1 5 ' u ...... ................ T x 7 ' l A ' ' A I Y 'F - l vl ' Y X Y - ,E Q -' A Y x, l 7 Q W -'E 202: Ebb ffl X Sb.. f w If fx Z MRT .Q 1 ISS in 415 5251 N Kkgwq, 6653 Insignia of FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The society represented by the above insignia has been organized dur mg the past two years and this chapter is among the first of the state to secure a charter This society has a state and national organization which enables It to confer high honors and great benefits It has degrees an initiation ritual and a creed However it IS not a secret fraternity and any high school student who has the necessary qualifications can belong Briefly this organization IS to promote vocational education to nurture a love of country life to stimulate thrift to encourage cooperative effort to strengthen student self confidence to honor scholarship to develop lead ership and to foster a better school and community spirit The lnsignia is of artistic design It IS made up of four symbols namelv Q11 the plow representing tillage of the soil the basis of modern agriculture' Q29 the owl representing wisdom' Q03 the rising sun repre- senting progress' and HJ cross section of an ear of corn representing common agricultural interests since corn is native to America and grown in every state. The insignia carries the 'three letters F. F. A. across the central portion of the emblem and the national key is surmounted by the eagle grasping the coat of arms of the United States and a bundle of arrows. 'Green Hands' are entitled to wear a bronze insignia, Future Farm- ers a gold insign'a, State Farmers a gold insignia on a rectangular key base and an American Farmer a gold insignia mounted directly on a key. Mason chapter attended the county banquet at Okemos and sent dele- gates to the state convention at East Lansing. The delegates were Carl Laxton and Herbert Barnum. All members are looking forward to much pleasure and profit during the coming year. ,-XF'fiQl950A . '-Fic -A N 4. .H -' ANCHORA Pa e 63 mmm. V.i Mb llzgfcgetizlog, M i 1,3 r i GQ Win? v ' M , y . . Q . y . f .57 O iz If A ., ,Jr Zggjkeg JQSNEQW ' n A A , , or youa 1 PANCHORA ,-xg 'fix , ------ -....,......, R S Page 64 LftR C Wll Sly ire t M y t W W B P So W B T W Wled P W R Cady R B ktt E B P t R H D A P HIGH SCHOOL BAND Mason high school band has proved to be very successful under the careful direction of Joseph Wyman Although lt is made up mostly of J umor High boys lt has revealed a great deal of talent which will be valu able as it progresses good looking uniforms maroon and blue capes and caps with whit trousers 'lhe band played at every football and basketball game They assisted at the flag raising ceremomes at Athletic park During the basketball season they presented some remarkably fine drills The forming of the block M and the playing of the high school song added to the necessary spirit ot the games During the vear they exchanged programs with Eaton Rapids Leslie and Okemos and presented two musical concerts They also assisted in plays and public programs The selections have mcluded both march and concert selections The principal marches mcludlng Our Director Bigelow School Spirit Flint Military Escort Bennet Stein Song Colard and Fenstad The concert selections as follows La Paloma Yradler Moonlight on the Nile King Overture of National Airs The band will meet regularly all summer under Mr Wyman s direction and will give frequent concerts 1950 I V 5 e ow- . i iams, R. ish , C. St. George. A. St. Geor , R. Jewett, H. Jewe t, r. W man Second Row-C. Swartou , J. ierzman, . arnum, . rnerville. . Zimmer, C, :1rto. hird Row- R. . i en, . illiams, . , . ir e , . arnum, W. eek. Four h Row-C. Post, O. Lang. . ousel, . Carns. L. seltine. N. almer. With the financial aid of the Kiwanis club the boys were able to have . . T . . A , . u v ' ' . I V V . . , . u - n ' - KK ' ' Y, ----------.----------QW.k----- ' H - - Ty -- - '--- '- - ' u - rr ------------------'-------- aa H - - U - -- -'B'-P'--- '- ' - .. - 7''S '- ' . , . . , , A I 2 ,A ' 1 X is w in 1' I 'T fm. Q 'VW ANCHORA 'Y ' l It HMCo A DH S y t YB EB HB S V HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Th1s year the hlgh school orchestra has been very successful under the dzrectlon of Mr Wyman They have made many pubhc appearances lnclud mg the All Hlgh school play the semor play and the hlgh school operetta as well as taklng a part ln the two muslcals presented by the muslc department The orchestra has seventeen members formmg a well balanced organ 1zat1on capable of playmg muslc of the more advanced type for high schools Some of these numbers are Selectlons from Bohemlan Glrl Boef Dance of the Happy Spmts Gluck Mlnuet from Opera Don Juan Mozart and several marches lncludmg the VlCtOFS March by Elbel and the Varsity March by Moore two of Mlchlgan s popular marches The orchestra presented an assembly program for the students of Ma son hlgh school and gave an exchange program w1th Wllllamston high school Whlle the orchestra loses some members by graduatlon others are bemg tralned to fill thelr places and plans are under way to add new instruments to the organ zatlon ln an effort to form a large and even better balanced orchestra for next year 950 r-7. A.. , N ' rx M ' a, Q- ' ff x 7 ' I ,, 5 s , xc H g, 7 ix f - lllulmun-. Pa e 65 l Bac' Row- . c wan, . Zimmer. . arrison, P. Sommerville. C. Barto. L. Aneltine, C. warth- out, C. V. Post. C. St. George, R. Cxul . Fron Row- V. arnum. . arnum, . arnum. L. mith, M. allenu. D. Cxnrns. 1 IK ' ' ' yy ll ' ' U ' u y 7 H . . . , 1 . . . , E- I if B 'X lg ANCHCRA 'W 1 rx aff 5 M I Ch 3 BOYS GLBB. CLUB Thls IS the second year that the boys glee club has been ln 6XlSt6HC9 1n Mason hlgh school Last year the noon hour practlces were not successful so It was declded to have a regular hour for the work and to glVe regular credlt As a result the club has a larger and more enthus1ast1c member shlp The boys always made a hlt when they appeared on programs because of the pep and talent they have dlsplayed They asslsted the glrls glee club and the chorus 1n the presentatlon of Tullp Tlme M1ss Splnk has worked tlrelessly w1th the club to brlng out 1tS best qualltles She has a well balanced selectlon of songs for the boys lncludmg the rolhckmg as well as the romantlc Each year vull surely see a great development ln thls organlzatlon whlch has such a fine start N 1950 fffa f f- X 1 -sg. , lf . . X 1 m 5 f - ' -G X-,ff -A ., ,- 1 .t . V V I if ---mwmmw 7' Page 66 Bottom RowiN. Dart, G. Ellis, H. McGowan, D. Davidson, C. Smith. H. Bartlett. Second Row- Miss Splnk, R. Lang, . Bassett, 1. Densmore, P. eney, H. Sjlshy, C. Clipper, F. lurgress. 7 'W 1 . . , . . . D . l u - my . . . , . . U . . ,, Y. . . . . Y V Q ' Y 4 X I . Y V V - I . - p 'W , 1 Q 4 B 1 X , g CX l 5ffI0Rf'f tt Al R1 MB GIRLS GLEE CLUB Th1s year the g1rls glee club was l1m1ted to only twelve members Many of the members were new 1n h1gh school and have shown talent wh1ch wlll help the club to be promment ln the muslcal department 1n future years Sandwlch sales' D1d the students of Mason Hlgh look forward to help the g1rls earn money for thelr unlforms by buylng their del1c1ous sand w1ches I ll say we d1d' After a serles of these sales the g1rls were able to buy thelr umforms WhlCh were dark blue sweaters and sklrts They have made many publlc appearances durlng the year and speclally when together wnth the boys glee club presented the operetta Tullp Tnme Th1S revealed many unknown talents Much Credlt must be glven Miss Splnk for such a successful year Although unable to enter the state contest the gurls were gnven a ratlng of superior at the county contest at Wllllamston MISS Blcklng state muslc supervlsor acted as Judge and compllmented MISS Splnk on the remarkable ablllty of her organlzatlon Presldent Leone Smith Vlce Presldent Elleen Rlpley Secretary and Treasurer Harrlette F ranklln I 1950 f- 1 - s X ' WW o v f 5 l, f v A A A 'Wlllnvmnu Pa 'e 61 Bo om Row- . Zimmer, E. irley, L. Smith, M. Verhelst, H. Franklin, . renner. Second Rowe- G. Sawyer, M. Dingwell, I. Fnnson, Miss Splnk, L. Johnson, G. Bush, L. Blodgetl. 2 . . , . . . , . . . ' 1 as ' 1 . ,, . H . ,, . . . . . . ' 1 1 : , . A , A I - Y. . N . l I ' f ' N ' fW ' ,fe , JT ANCHORA W'f,fv ff X A V x 7? ' A S be 7 'X Z 5111 ' um 1n.---v N Page 68 S nf B R1 GIRLS QUARTETTF The glrls quartette has played a very important part in the muslcal act1v1t1es of the school thls year The glrls have always been wxlllng to entertaln at varlous banquets and entertalnments In the exchange programs the quartette has represented the school many tlmes Elleen Rlpley who IS a new member of Mason high thls year filled the place of first soprano for Mary Bullen when she was unable to s1ng be cause of throat d1flicult1es She has filled 1n at other mtervals when the others have been unable to perform The girls appear as follows Second Soprano Geraldlne Sawyer Flrst Alto Lura Blodgett Second Alto Leone Smith 1-L X 1950 L. mith, L. Blod ett. G. Sawyer, M. ullen, E. ivley Y J . , . . . ' Y . . 1 . . . , , - Soprano ....... .......... - ......... M ary Bullen : , A X ri l v 1 ' Tr l W N IA CR I i 3 I mf Q Ss yi ANCHORA s X L vluavs-+ I!!! Bl AND BILLY DISAPPEARED CAST Hon P M Borden An attorney a very dlglllfled self satlsfied gentle man George Ellis Ishmael The hermlt who solves the mystery Curry St George Mr Bllly An avlator who brings the hermit to Sllver Trout Inn and who later marries Mlss Blake Gerald Strickland Bub Dusenberry A shy country boy who comes to vsork at the Inn nd amuses everyone wlth his queer antlcs Hovs ard Smiley Cene Greener A salesman who admlred Nancy Harold Bell Mary Blake The heroine came to Silver Trout Inn Wlth the hope that he mlght forget her past life and begin over Geraldine Sawyer Mlss Match The spmster portrays the part of an old mald She tries to cover up the fact that she stole the Liberty bond by HCCLISIHU' Miss Blake of the crlme Lois Johnson Mrs Gray A mlddle aged motherly woman the owner of the Inn finally succeeds in flndmg her long lost husband Helen Zimmer Nancy Borden Conslders her smaller slster a general nulsance fllrts mth Bub Dusenberry and plays golf with Greener Gladys Oesterle Aggle Borden A very mischlex ou chlld starts the ball rollmv by pro ClLlC1I1g' the mlsslng Llberty bond Lila Blakely K1tt1e the colored mald makes CIGIICIOLIS mlnt Juleps Dorls Dolbee D1rectors Mlss Hays and Mlss McCurdy Buslness 'Vlanaver Lura Blodgett Stage Manager Paul Cheney Costume Chalrman Dorothy Holbrook X.-gl-,Z I 272,11 - f f , ' Xe- , W f .F ik Xi G f lf R ' X if ffiiiui S ' Ai s 7 Q fffigy 'Ml wy- Pa fe T1 1, Il- ll Qllii il ,- , . Q H. Smiley, D. Uolbee, Miss Hays, H. Bell, G. Oesterle, L. Johnson, C. St. George, H. Zimmer, Miss McCurdy, G. Strickland, G. Sawyer, G. Ellis, L, akely. ll 77 . u. . - , , - - 'i I Y 9 gl 1 I . I 1 ' . - . . . . Y 3 o w - - Y , - - 1 r , , . . . . i , , V 1 L 1 v 3 I O .. . . 1 . T I . . U . . Hi . J Y .v ' o ! o D 1 v ,- ' A , A 1 V - -1 V 1 ,S X V 3 IJ 1950 'Cla' - I Q I :L xi. , ' chili: ' sa A f 1 sf ANCHQRA A Ar f. ,'x as '-'- --'- W n .... i Page T2 JUNIOR SENIOR HOP 1929 On the evemng of May slxteenth mneteen hundred and twenty mne the doors of the gymnaslum were opened and to everyones surprlse the spa clous gym had been transformed mto a dehghtful Japanese garden thanks to the clever hands of the class of 30 Images of Japanese sea dogs a pellcan and a Russlan wolf hound were to be found ln varlous places At one end of the gym gold fish were play mg nn the sprays of a bubblmg fountaln Tall columns clrcled Wlth HOWQIS and tW1StlIlg vmes added unusual beauty Hundreds of butterfl es were seemmgly flylng about ln every chrectlon llghtlllg' here and there on the was very beautlful wlth all colors of llght sh1n1ng through the huge Jap anese lanterns whlch were hung over the llghts The pagodas over the doors and orchestra p1t and the wlsterla hanglng about here and there added a partlcular Japanese atmosphere to the whole scene After the dmner everyone enjoyed danclng to the syncopated rythms of the Gold Dlggers SL?-ij 1950 a cherry blossoms and other flowers about the garden. The lighting effect L3 . n I I L XXX! X P UMM' 'N L 41778. I P MW xx f Mm f'HVnf dxf? I h is f' 25? Vw-few Z 0 Quan' Strength of heart and mlght of llmb but mamly use of sklll Are vunners 1n these pastimes of our King ATH LETI CS 169. lgwlg ,M VfbjL7QQ:: W ' Q0 I , A Q L' ' yn,H,mnlm.v:WrjMNL 4' V X til w my u+ t M I v , .. 5 WH ' X X X lim- Xu! ! A ,tl A t , ...,, tl V ff lg ,t . t H t t Jily l ug? f r 1 h f' , s f 4 t 0, nu m - , I Ll It X ' X I X 'Hg' , t at I X Nl: 'ffl I 4 1. ,t . . 'Q' ,V - 1' 7' L54 . wbiwx ., ,Wei aggqxgnl rl .. . . . .v o' '. 1-. . -' W-P - X'-, nl1',.- ' ,,,f'., I 1 I- 2 -- ' '2't'W1f.'l'7 ,L A I ' ' tt , '1',1l Z' N V fl- 5 . 1 'y ff ff-N . t4 J , I - ,. Q11 'f f 7A 1 1f'7'7C' -X Z Mt, .75 f'f' ' - 5 . i ' I 4 ' ' , . ANCHORA 4 , , 9 5 E x 'Q . f- M ,.,, -'H Q Page T4 xl W.. K ' 'EX 5 VARBITY FOOTBALL Bottom Row F BUILQ J Edgar f Tuclxex A Plule-Ink H Smiley H Bell D Wllcox E Hazel tn M Stxnkldnd I Ell IN Dolbee Second Rovu H Bartlett H Leseney R Lang H Bfusett J Cllllls L Leonald V Hlll C Baltlett C Lamphele H bil-.by H Buxf. Mr Mlllel .Xia di F001 BXLL SQL XD Nnlex J Ed fu n H1 bugnd Row H Bfntlctt H Le cnu N 9 mu I fkex H u mmf bl b 'VI Stud-.4 1 1 M1 ex Thnd Ron mem Ib 1. ll .u euet A Excutt R henneds H Barnum T.. x43 X Xxl950 l .. If . Al 1 ' 1-. If 3 . .1 g ' , .. Q , ,' Sf, O ' ' z 1 , ., 8 .1 V . .1 Bgrmm Rywfll. Wilcox, C. Bartlcll, L. Lezmard, I . liurxrems, H. Bell, J. Curlif, A. I-'1'edex'ick, H. In' 5, . 1' 4, E. Hazflto , Y. 'll, ' . ' ' - , , 5- .'. Ilolhn , H. Bassett, Il. L 1, Q, TUV' -, , B 1. C. L-ampl H. 'E s y, , . T -'l'nl, G, Ellk, Mr. . 'll 4. '-N. Pal ', . S 'n:, H. l'l'.'llQX. R. J -t . M. Iiwfell, N. Iiarl, C. '-'- , . ' ,', . ' ' . v v A ' v k A W W ' ' 'X 5-4 4 Y X74 gui' i! v JS- f ss X W FOOTBALL The football team of 1929 can be compared to Gareth Gareth was a member of King Arthur s Pound Table who gained his honor by battling and winning from four of the greatest knights on earth After his long struggle of fighting 1n the true spirit of his king he won the honor of being one of the greatest knights of the Pound Table So It IS with our football team they not only started out with the spirit but they carried it through their successful season There can not be enough said for the leaders of this team Coach Miller and Capt Curtis Coach Miller spent many hours of hard labor to keep the team at the point where they would bring victories to Mason High The ideal leadership of Captain Curtis will never be forgotten A cap tam IS supposed to be a person who IS a real example to the team and Cap tain Curtis fulfilled every qualification He not only deserves praise for the captalncy this year but also for last year The season was started with Williamston but due to the lack of practice on Williamston s part the Maroons had a easy day of it However they met with difficultles 1n the following games It IS hard to say which of the players were outstanding The four backs and the seven llnesmen worked together with smoothness and determina tion Some days the team seemed to be 1n a slump but the fight of Cap tain Curtis brought back the morale and spirit of the team According to the backs there were only about three tackles made during the season which the line missed a record which IS hard to beat A team 1S very fortunate to have a center who never throws a bad pass but Charley never failed the entire season The team was honored several times by banquets from our Mothers Michigan State college and by the champion team of 1914 at which Harry Kipke coach of University of Michigan was speaker Curtis Bartlett was elected captain of the team of 1990 and we hope that Capt Bartlett will lead his Maroons down the path of victory as Capt Curtis did this year. Three of the team's members were chosen on the Little Twelve Cham- pion Team, and three were chosen on the second team. lst team: Ellis Hazelton, Jess Curtis, Loren Leonard. Mason Mason Mason Mason Mason Totals 2n,l team: H. Bell, F. Burgess, A. Frederick. FOOTBALL SCORES 47 26 1-1 34 27 38 ---,--- ..... --.. ..... H1251 Williamston - Charlotte --- Howell ..... Lakeview --- East Lansing Hillsdale .... Grand Ledge Mason .... ...... - - .... ..------ Mason ..1.............. - -. .... 34 U 1 ' r Q950 1 x W IA iff 'f C , Fm x 5 F if-ff.. ' yy --......... , ANCHORA Page T5 . - . , L , . 1 - . . . I - L a 4 ', - . . . n 5 - -' 1 . , . . . . . , , l 0 ' 1 ' 77 s w f KM ANCHORA 7 1 qw. 5' -- .5 Page T6 F f E5i5df ' Z 1-1-ikjfk ZW fx ANCHORA '4 ,, gf NWT JK Pae ,MW 1? 10' :W A I xv , N ff -Gaia - V A X 1, 1 x , 1 , xx- H, ' , R! ff! vb 4,6917 '- il TT - f , M, V ,V I h .V , 4 .U V r,, M V Q H WIN ,ff , if 4 f 5 if' 2' ' 4 gi, , , A .fs V My fl 5' fry I V , . 4 My ,gf , , - .Wi 4 . 1' flea l , 9 ' , W ' s f v,r ' A' , A , A ZA? c- Q , v A wx M' -wg ' ' .gm M y , ya ' , , - ' at fr , ' A - -W V .RK iff- -- . . ' 1 wwf, 4 .1 'fig . In ,, A :A A N A f i 1 fy 1 i ' ' - - I Q fy , .' X ' 4- f 3 . A At , . , i v Y I , A , N . v P 4 . . J 1. . - 1 . 2 W I E 'vi V ' V A Y ' V A r f :f,, T ' -1 , X , 4 - X Q , V N 4 Y , .0-, rx ' x , 1 A NCHORA 4- gs ,J Y I x K ,Wm . siuf fy, 3 X 7 X 'Hurrrmnrrr Page T8 53041 as ASQ :if P' Top Row H Bartlett W Post C St George V Hrll H McCowan M Bassett C Bartlett Coach Mrller Bottom Row C Lamphere M Strrckland F Burgess J Edr.ar L Leonard Cdllt H Bell J Curtra P Cheney R Lang BOYS BASKETBALL Not only drd Mason go through wrth a successful season rn football but also baqketball Our boys were vrrnnlng game after game by therr hard work and cooperatron untrl the team let up Eaton Ranrds took advantage and won by a small margrn Captarn Leonard was taken to the hosprtal wrth an Infected knee but our boys were debermrned and won from Charlotte and East Lansmg but they agarn fell back and were defeated whrch gave the champronshm of the Lrttle Twelve to Coldwater puttrnyz Marshall second and Mason thrrd The Maroons went to the drstrrct tournament and were beaten there the second night by St Marys team vrhrch later won the drstrrct tournament and also went as far as the finals rn the state contest The boys need to be complrmented for therr hard work and honor vwhrch they b ought to Mason Hrrzh The boys who leave the team thls year are Captarn Leonard H Bell J Curtrs Cheney and Hrll J Edgar a Junror and captain-elect wrth Masone strong reserve team vull carry on xrctorreq fm gm gchool rn the followrng seasons The complete and successful season was follovred by a banquet grven by the mothers on March 18 193C Mason Mason Mason Mason Mason Mason Mason Mason Mason Mason Mason Ma on Mason Mason St John-: Dansvrlle Hillsdale Howell Eaton Ranrd Ea t Lansrn Charlotte Albron Eaton Raprds Charlotte Coldwater East Lansrnrz Coldwater Dansxrlle Total Go Total l r 7 r N 1950 r rw 43 1 N 4 , A to rx ' - A : .,........,............... 27 . . .....,.,.... ,,,,,,,--- 1 6 1 ....,,,,........,...,,.,.. 435 : ' ......, , ,-,,-,, A k,-- U-V 5 .1 .............,.. -. ..... WJ!! ' .- .... .. ..,,..,,.,.. MMU 5 - ,,,,,..,-... .A.... ,..,. - - 21 ' ..,,,- M ,-,-v,i v.-- --AY,-- 1 5 s ......... - ....... ....,.f, - 12 ' s ...... , ,.e,, ,--Mu r, Mason .,........,...... ,.,,,,, , -33 Hastings .....,,,,- ,.,,,,Aiv,, - -13 ,: .,....,. ,... .......,,,,,,. 2 l S g .,..,...., .,,,,- A --14 m .....,.......... .......... 1 S ' ...... .,....,.. ,,,,,-,- 1 1 p ..,,-,.,........ A ......... 21 ' .. ,.,..... ,-,,,,-,,- A -----19 .................. ,...AY,. 2 I' ' : .....,.,,,, , ,-,,-- 24 f .....A.A...... ...... ..,,,. 2 1 I ' ....... ,.,,,-,,-- 1 Y,w-- 1 5 ...-,.... ,..... .... ....... I 2 ' ' ,.,,,-,--, A -4-.--, ,-4- 3 4 'Q ....... ......-..V...-..A.. 2 2 -' -' .........,. ...,, A -20 ................... ..,.,.. 2 6 ' ...... ,,......,,,-, , --27 , ---,1--i A 1.------------,-- 33 . H. .- --nuN--U-----------14 ' ---------------------- 3 ' . .....,. .......... ..... L 4 r B A ' 1 . - ff F1 N 1 -, l 't , .V ANCHORA X ' A ' 'fafe , e ,v- - x Y X J , 14' U . 4!' ,7f2 m 5 NW ' ' ., ' A t 0, or , 5 ' lnnmnv Page T9 . l B tt YVh t H ll I L Em, B F 5. K y W R B H l t GIRLS BASKLTBALL The glrls played a very short schedule thls year w1nn1ng four games nd loslng one The rules at first were a llttle dlfflcult to follow but finally they were carrled on wlth l1ttle trouble The 1dea of gettlng more gxrls to partlclpate was especlally successful about forty glrls reported 1n the Senlor Hlgh whlle thlrty made up the JLIYIIOI' Hlgh squad Captaln HHFFISOH filled her posltlon very ably and she w1ll surely be mlssed n xt year G Sawyer and L Dlehl w1ll graduate and leave val uable places At fx banquet given by the mothers on March 27 Jeanette Freshour was the best of success Mason Mason Mason Mason Mason Total Dansvllle Okemos Holly Okemos Dansvllle Total LJ IS 1950 0 om RowfM. ie, L. Diehl, J. F.eshour, D. i lard, 3. Harrison. . vers, M. ullen, A. erfuson. A. irb . Second Row-A. 'eIsh, R. Edgar, . rown, G. Sawyer, . Zimmer, I. Fanson, L. Gephart, L. Smi h. Miss Tyner. 7 H . I . 4 , . . L a . - . . ' e . . . ' ' -' 4. . , elected as captain of next year's team. We heartily wish next year's team ------,A--------,-----18 ' ----,-------------- T ......,,.... .......... 1 9 - . ......... ......... hun, ,-------------13 ---M--u-,,-,,,,----B ' ,,.-, ....... - ......... 1 3 ..........-...,-,. ,- -a------,-------------10 ' -..---------,-,--,M -A,,c--.,-------------73 ---H-,----,,---,-H , ' A A ' Y Q, 31 W , 1 3 s f, ' ANCHGRJ5 Page 80 lx Mh Sc l R C WD B t Ry S L.Le Baseball has always been carrled on as one of Mason s best sports but ln the last few years our nelghborlng schools have adopted track whlch IS gradually takmg the place of baseball and also lessenlng the schedule of WHHIBS The result IS only s1x games th1s season Although there are no great rewards to be won the boys are workmo' and wlll see Mason on top to the end The schedule thls year IS as follows Aprll 25 May 2 May 9 May 16 May 22 May 27 May 29 1' 'Jr'- Howell Grand Ledge Wllll3mSt0H Grand Ledge Wlll1HmStOH Grand Ledge Howell There Here Here There There Here Here 1950 - I r -. Bac' ROWAR. ic itsch. R. Lee, H. ofie d, . Murray, B. ollar, . roscha. Second Rowe C. artlett, R. Lang, E. Hazelton. G. S rickland, G. Tucker. Front Row-C. e nolds. J. Curtis, C. Burns. H, miley, V. Hill, J. Edgar, F. Burgess. Not in picture- onard, C. Lamphere. . , . , I 7 1: ' ' v Y bf :fha 'e 'el r Af ' l.1u - l . -l K sl A I l L 4 - 4-J l , .ci . l , r ,gm X fi me ANCHORA 4 ufQ 1 wma THE SCHOOL CALENDAR September Ord We are back to the old routme of school agam the total enrollment belng two hundred elghty three students We have two new teachers on the faculty They are Mlss Hays and Mr Plerce We have been trylng to get our mmds on our Stlld16S and get our var lous clubs and socxetles organlzed Our quartette and glee clubs have begun showing us thelr talents Our band and orchestra sure are dolng thelr stuff The Judglng teams scored hlgh at the county fair The Glrl Re serves and Portla club have organlzed September 20th Well football season IS here agam Our Blg Maroons came across wlth a vlctory at our flrst game wlth Wllllamston Then agam they showed us what they could do when playlng Charlotte on the 27th October 4th Our Blg Maroons won another vlctory from Howell October 12th The Maroons carrled another vlctory home from Lake VIEW October lath The Portla club held a banquet and also 1n1t1ated some new members 1UtO thelr soc1ety October 18th The Maroons won a game from East Lanslng our greatest rival October 16th The All Boys party proved to be a great success October 25th The Maroons won another game from Eaton Raplds October 25th The All Hxgh Hallowe en party WhlCh was enjoyed by everyone present November 1st We started out the month just rlght by defeatmg Hlllsdale November 4th The Glrl Reserves held a mock 1n1t1at1on and dlnner party November 8th The Glrl Reserves sponsored an All Glrls party WhlCh was a great success November 11th The Maroons won a victory from Grand Ledge Our band appeared 1n unlform at th1S game November 19th Our debating team won 1ts first debate from Stock brldge November 16th Our stock Judging team journeyed to Kansas Clty to the Natlonal LlV6StOCk Show They shovsed great sklll IH thelr Judgmg November 20th The Ollvet orchestra gave a concert here It was vsell attended December 6th Our debating team won another debate thls one from Leslle We gave Leslle an ldea wx hat our debaters were l1ke December 7th The Semor partv Everyone had a fine t1me December 13th and 14th The Senior play It brought out more talent Q 1930?'w ' 'f 43 , 1 A X . 14 '1 4 ' ' tx cfl, of as ,, Q A 7 Q, f ff! f' 5,1 ' rt f Pa 6 R1 J 0 . . 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C n W 1 CR I I f XX 5X1 Lf, at 5 uk, ANCHORA 'W X- 6j1 1 than was thought of It was sald to have been the best play that had been glven for some tlme The J umor party was held and nearly everyone was present wlth plentv of pep December 19th The Maroons won the1r first basketball game from St Johns The football season IS over and our Blg Maroons came out a w1n nlng team January Our debaters surely can talk We won another debate from Hot January 3rd Defeated Dansvxlle January January January January January 10th 14th 17th 24th 28th Defeated Hillsdale Defeated Howell Defeated Eaton Rapxds Defeated Hastmgs East Lanslng was defeated we had more power thlg year as they won both games last year January 31st Defeated Charlotte The Charlotte team had made up thelr mmds to w1n but the battle was a lxttle too hard Our glrls basketball team also dld thelr best January 3rd Defeated Dansvllle January 10th Defeated Okemos January 24th Were defeated by Holly But It was the first defeat better luck next tlme glrls February Our debatmg team won another victory from Leslle A Girl Reserve conference was held at Detrolt Llla Blakely and Lurt Blodgett represented our soclety there February 7th Our g1rls basketball team came back from Okemo agam wlth a February February February the Maroons vlctory 7th Our Maroons lost a game to Eaton Raplds 4th Our Maroons won from Alblon 11th Charlotte agaln had the ldea of defeatmg Mason but showed them they couldnt 21st The All Hlgh play It was a very clever play and was greatly enjoyed by those who attended It February 22nd The Maroons agaln defeated our rlval East Lanslng February 95th Our boys were determlned to defeat Coldwater but lost by a narrow margln February 28th Both the boys and glrls played thelr final games of the season wlth Dansvllle and came over the top vlctorxous March Our debaters won another debate over Pmckney, but were defeated by Coldwater March 21st The operetta Tul1p Tune was presented The parts were February la, 1 fl 1950 V rfgzs 'Af N x. ,inf I, if if fsxlf f lxtfi, QTY r, , f af l A: ,Q 7 k Y , ,ee .-.,,ummuw' ' Pa e xl! 7 . . . 1 1 L . , . . ... . 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Y ... - . ug- W 3 ss my ANCHORA 'W I ri 5 is ll taken well even lf the g1rls werent Dutch They also used thelr volces nicely whlle usmg thelr wooden shoes March 28 The Senlor party Nearly everyone was present and every one had a very enjoyable evenlng Maarch 28th Sprlng vacatlon Aprll 11 The county spelling contest was held here Aprll 16 The glrls glee club went to the county glrls glee club contest that was held IH Wllllamston Our glee club vuth that of Leslle was graded as superlor Aprll 16 The sub dlstrlct extemporaneous contest was held ln Flint Howard McCowan represented our school and took first place Aprll 18-The Juniors held thelr party In the gym Nearly the whole Aprll 25 The Sophomore party was held It had nearly a 100 f t tendance Each helped to make It a b1g success Aprll 26-The All Hlgh party was also a blg success Each class was well represented Everyone enjoyed the stunts especlally the Faculty Take off May 2 The rural v1s1t1ng day was held Thele were fifty four rurxl students here The I'I1l.lSICHl ln the evening was an exceptlonal affalr May 3rd The 7th and 8th grade party was held They had a good attendance and also a good tlme May 7 Several of our students attended the academic contest at Leslle May 9 Tennls at Dansvllle Baseball ame mth Wllll3mStOH Leslle music pro ram May lo Okemos tenms here May 15 7th grade rural examlnatlons May 16--Tennls at Okemos 8th grade rural evammatlons Baseball at Gland Ledge Klnderparten play 9th plcmc at pfzrk Orchestra and boys glee club ln Wllllamston May Dansvllle tennls here Mav Baseball at Wlllxamston 'Vlav Jumor and Senlor receptlon Wllll zmston orchestra here May County achlement day ln school May Baseball wxth Grand Ledge here May Baseball wlth Howell here School closes for SGDIOFS Mav Memorlal Day fSchool closes! June 3 Rural 8th grade promot1on SYSFCISSS June 4th Class nlght Jun 6th Exams start June 8th Baccalaureate June 11 Commencement June 12th Last day of school N i950 l ' 5 ff?-1,11 - P' f 'M' , .5 11-254 , A! Q C ,lil 1513 ,. 7 'X ' - 'Innunmu- Page F3 ' ' 1 ll 9, ' ' . . , . , ll ' ,I . class was there. l z 1 . I' 21 ' ' ' ll ' Y v - Y, T W . ' ' 2 . ,, - . ' 0' D . .3 ' L - . I ? I H . . . . - u C f n , . . . 20- ' ' . , 22- ' ' . 1 , 23- ' ' ' . 'Q . 24- ' ' ' ' . ' 27- l . 29- ' ' . ' . , so- ' . . G-Q . l . N 3 - . IJ N If 'li f f Q .Q g g ANCHORA 'W Pg 4 ALUMNI The followlng are responses to our request to several of our alumm for a communlcatlon for the Anchora Dear Semors May I suggest that I took my hlgh school course rather ser1ously Per haps that IS the reason why It now seems so lmportant a matter to me I recelved much durmg these years Of course I recelved a dlploma Senator address Somethmg of the learnmg that the dlploma represented made a reglstratlon 1n my mental machlnery Those conslderatlons however are only some of the lmportant values I recelved from hlgh school I found my way mto Chrlstlan llfe ln the hlgh school room under the soI1c1tat1on of a group of hlgh school DUDIIS I was chosen presxdent of the Student Chrlstlan Assocratxon of the hlgh school and became acquamted Wlth methods of Chrlstlan leadership which have proved a helpful preparatlon for the greater I'6SDOI1S1blIlt19S that have smce devolved upon me and never greater than at present as supermtendent of the many great church es of Lanslng d1str1ct The cholce frlendshlps that became mlne durlng those great school days are among my cholcest treasures and are always an essentlal part of any real educatlon People who fall to love folks are ln a poor way to boast of thelr love of truth MR CECIL POLLOK Supt of Lanslng Dlstrlct M9th0dlSt Churches Dear Senlor In reply to your request for a few remarks as an alumnl of M H S would say that I am a member of the class of 1899 whlch had 24 members the largest to graduate up to that tlme I look back upon my high school days with conslderable pleasure and sat1sfact1on and shall always be mterested m good old M H S To the class of 1930 I extend my heartlest congratulatlons CLAUDE EDGAR Dear Alumnl Edltor It IS a source of great pleasure to me to see the splendld records our school has made ln debatmg athletics and educatlonal progress I am proud of the beautlful new buxldlng that the clty of Mason erected and grateful that some of my pleasantest moments were spent ln Mason hlgh school EUNICE M HUNT To the Class of 1930 Through the Anchora I wlsh to congratulate the class of 1930 for hav mg successfully completed your hlgh school work You are also to be congratulated for the many achievements you have accomplxshed m the numerous lines of endeavor you have entered 1nto ' f f ' sw , . if fists!!! ,1 N- . Y' V x I ,. A .ff A y A1 -K , V - .V ' ---mnunmv are S . . u . . , W. N. Ferris, whose pastor I later became, delivered the commencement . , , I Y ! , - I ' 9 . . . ., I F , . . . , . 9 UN i950 d li, SSx ANCHORA fs l f-IE... Athletics debating oratory etc I have followed the 3Ct1Vltl6S of the school ever since I graduated in 1913 and I have noted wlth a great deal of satisfaction your many many victories I hope that a large majority of the class of 19:0 will feel that gradua tion from hlgh school is only a begmning and that you will contmue your education in some lHStltlltlOI'l of higher learning Very sincerely HAPPY E ASELTINE Dear Mr Bartlett Modern science is makmg great changes 1n both business and the pro fessions nowdays A business or professional man or woman must be constantly on the alert constantly studylng to keep up with the pace Especially in the buslness of Optometry To any young man or woman who IS willing to study and build with patience to devote long hours to this rapldly developing profession opto metry offers a very worthwhile field Your physlcs and Latin will be found useful as well as the other high school sciences also your mathematics algebra geometry and trigonometry Optometry offers you a future KATE E LAMB O D fClass of 221 Dear Hollis Here s best wishes to the class of 1930 I hope that all of you may have 1 full measure of happiness But remember that happiness lS as much a matter of inner life as outward circumstances I have been at the Bureau of Standards Washington D C for mole th in twenty years This bureau bears the same relation to the weights 'md measures of the United States that the Supreme Court bears to the laws I am in the electrical department of the bureau having charge of the standards of lnductance and capacltance and in add1t1on supervlsln lesearches on special subjects One of the important researches now in progress is concerned wlth the improvement of the accuracy and reliability of the standard of resistance and current HARVEY L CUPTIS M H S 9 Mr Curtis was awarded a medal by Congress following the world wal IS one of America s leading scientists Dear Mr Bartlett I am happy to receive greetings from the class of 1900 Mason high school I shall be lnterested in seeing the Anchora when I return to Nlason for vacation I am teaching in the Horace Mann School Teachers College Columbia University, and enjoy both my work and fascinating New York City With best wishes for the success of the -Xnchora , I remain, FLORENCE TAY LOB, tClass of 19103 s 4930 'es I-ji Vs-67-3 I, I A X , gl!! . ,Y KX ff!! -yi? i Q Paxre 55 . , . y , u . .. I 7 7 ' . . 5, . - L x . , Head Commercial Dept., West Technical High School, Cleveland, O. ! 1 I ' 1 r ' Y l . S . Y c ' , . . Y . , . . , . 2 . u . . 7 I 7 ' 'Y D 2 ' . ' 1 . . Y. . 7 . , ' g ' 7 l Pj . L , . . . 0 1 I I . , . . . C 1 A 1 - . . . 0 . ! ' ' ' U , H , L l - . . , , .K LT. - IM jd, if aiff 5 X My ANCHGRA 'W Xiaff X Dear Editor I am science teacher and coach of Bronson high school While I have been here we have won a dlstrlct basketball champion ship a county baseball tltle and a county relay championship in track Sincerely CAPL E STEWART Dear Mr Bartlett In leply to your letter of Apul 8 would say that having occupied the tng out the first Anchora that was ever published by the Mason high school I take great pleasure 1n extending to the class of 1900 the greeting of the class of 1895 Well do we remember when the old school building caught fire and the beloved teacher Alice Barnhart turned pale and pulled the gong so hand she pulled the handle ofl and then dismissed the classes and got them out of the building in good order and was so used up she could not get out herself The fire did not amount to much and no casualties were recorded but we at least had all the thrills Thanking you for thls opportunity of bringing some matters of ancient history to your attention and wishing for the class of 1900 a far greater degree of temporal and splrltual success than has been achieved by those old classes I am Yours very sincerely LUCIUS W MILLS Dear Hollis Variety IS the spice of life so some one has said If you want variety try a missionary s life There is nothing monotonous about it Each day brings new and varied experiences wlth new and varied roups I love my work with these Chinese people Wherever I go I shall never forget for a moment my happy days at M H S CELIA D ALLEN tClass of 241 Chinese Christian Center Seattle Wash To the Class of 1900 Mason High School From away out West I send you greetings with happy memories of my high school days in Mason To you girls and boys whose llves are Just beglnnlng to broaden out I would say Keep your hearts ever open to Joy and beauty and learn to love good music ESTELLE PHILLEO fClass of 985 Musical composer Author of the music of Out Where the West Begins Out there doing the world's hard work. Mason Alumni seldom shirk Those who come after need have no fear Of lives less noble from the class this year. Q AFii4950 41,12 , T' L I ffff' so , ' ,, .f ,lf sis for kt A , . Page N6 . , Y . . . - . Y 1 . . . . ,- ! Al . . position of president of the class of 1895 that I had a little to do with get- ' . 61 !! Y ' ' ' ' . 0 ' . 7 , , , I 1 1 Y . . . . . ,, H Q - Y K 0 a at 0 . 1 - 0 ,, 1 1 , . , 7 . . . . , . I y ' 0 ' n , . , u ' , ' J! 1 Y - ' ' ll w X a s-, Q A Ss 5 ANCHORA 4 by K , m THI' RLVIEW OF RLVILW OF REVILWQ favo WHAT HAVE YOUJ In my spare moments tif anyj I was looking over some of the old Anchoras and found a few bits of bunk which I repeat Knot from memoryb for your interests If so why not so? And if not so why not so? Oh well we wont argue about a small thing like that Well here tis ' ' V Cwlth emphississ on the tisj We will start back ln Oh way back ever so far but not too far causf well you wouldn t be interested In the year of our Lord one thousand and twenty three Mason high school of Applied Sciences Incorpulated gradu ated twenty eight or I should say sent that many out into th1s cruel and unscrupulous unsightly God forsaken No Man s land to try and exist un der the hardships of that old gag Two can l1ve as cheap as one Oh well to get back to the subject Just look around and see you' future Just around the corner What you don t see 1t'7 You need glasses door in case Opportunity knocks he will be on hand to greet it We all wish you success but buy a pair of ear trump ts In the year of one thou plus twenty 5 the old mill ground out thlrtv eight an increase of t1n no ten my metal acoustics or whatever it IS IS IS lm tsay it fast to get the etiectl well any way it IS ale interfering Here s proof that the wo ld is round Rags make paper paper makes money money makes banks banks make loans loans make povelty and poverty makes rags and rags make money and money makes banks and banks make loans and loans make poverty and poverty makes rags and well I suppose you are gettmg dizzy so I won t go through it again but anywal It s so now 1sn t or aint it? But you have to hand it to the Juniors they have a lot of horse sense they are solt of stable minded And how' The bw bunch of stable sweepers Don Densmoie asked Mr Pierce how long he could live without brains Mr Pierce replied That remains to b seen Give em the horse laff And as for the Freshmen you can tell em as far as you can s e them B5 their gasping vacant stare then mouths are hanging open and ears flopping Look em over and you will agree with me But they will learn we hope? Well the class of 76 dropped a little according to statisticians 1 1 anl if laid enfl to end the result would be that they would just have to get up So that is that Isnt it? Sure is Next comes the class of 78 such as It IS or w as or will be Boy what a bunch There was Clipper Clinton Corbin Gliffin and Red Le seney not to mentlon the snag of frails Their turn out was only 99 and ll' 1950 J f'a,1-1 , 7 - L X so f iww' .- I 5 I xii 1 -f VX' lf 'I .- if i X A I, 7 -K X ,fff lm 'W' Pure N' 1 1 1 1 1 1 J J K , ' I I I . . . , . 1 v. . . , . , ' .V ' v 7 v x ! Y ! ' v 7 ' - , . . . . , - . , , . , . . , . r v ' 1 ' ' K ' K6 ' 17 , . 7 I '- . 4 , . . , . . Not the kind you drink out of. They say that Paul Clinton sleeps near the I . . . . i 1 . Y I . S . - 7 ' -Y - I 1 9 I 9 ' ' 1 Y Y ' ,, ' C6 1 ' x 1 ! I I . ! cy Y Y C ' , Y! I . . Y , ' . . X 1 uf . , . , . , . v . . Y ' I y 1 u vu O ' ' . ' V D . .... ,, . 6 . . , c 71 ' 1 . . . . , 7 Y 3 7 ' 1 ' 1 ' n ' ' ! ! 1 ' 1 ' ' v' , . D , . , , , , I -1 , . ,i . I' C X v 2 at . . , . . , , ,, N . . Y ,. v - , , v ' ' ' ,' 4 v ' r 1 x ' , . ' L. I A A I L, I F me . I ' 1 i rw . if , il il I 'E-Mei NEW ANCHORA 'W I wi aff K that lncludes some of the unslgned Sheepskm holders Now Why brlnv' that up? Oh well maybe some day some of them w1lI amount to some th1n and maybe not And last but not least comes the blggest bunch of Apple Knockers ever cut loose from the lIlStltUtl0I'l They flocked out 1n numbers 30 alto gether They brag about the swell receptlon they gave the Semors of 28 That sure was a frowsey affalr but they thought It was the nuts Let em thlnk so or they mxght be offended The1r motto was Chmb though the rocks be rugged and by the scars on some of them they must have sl1p ped some place but Im a Sllpper aren t we all Well that IS enough for the Apple Knockers and may all thelr chlldren be born w1th web feet And now we must revlew the class of 30 If nothing happens there wlll be D1 onter 40 dead sheep 1n somebody s pasture That s a record lf Im not mlstaken and we hope I m not cause lf I was well I guess Id w1ll have ftake your CIIOICCD given the Senlors precedlng them a blg blow out called the J unlor and Semor receptlon And what a rlot It was Our servlce was al a-carte Con the wagon 1n Engllshl We had several lnnocent Freshmen shovm the wagons and how they dld scatter the VIC tuals tthat means food! Aw Then to top It off N1t Fry and hls Gold Gougers put on a llttle song and dance Sklt After about an hour of thls our God father CMr Murrayj sounded taps and everyone tore out of the school tno one was hurtl to get thelr favorlte Sparkmg place before some other lovey dovey beat em to It So much for the J Hop The followmg year they were enrolled as dlgmfled Semors femphlsslss on the dlgnlfiedj some do and some don t Then our Class Advlser lnform ed us that we were settlng the example for the young ones and not to sass h1m when any of de klds was around or lt would go hard wlt us The class threw a Wlld chmk party Blodgett was the chmk wlth her halr ln a brald and Mr Kz Mrs Walley O Walcott tour guestsl scrubbed up the mess hall So much for that Yea bout that much Then some of the class got hlgh hat and ordered caps n gowns for graduatlon and now every one IS wonderlng lf they will get a chance to wear em Let em worryll Im not and Im not valdltchtorlan or salutlonerlon nor I alnt George W3ShlHgm3Ch1h6 elther Yea' Howd did you guess? Short Sawyer says When my J3Ckl6 and I ankle up the lssle to the halter the Qulre w1ll be Slllglhg H1c-cups the Bride ln her brldel You can always tell when Short IS mad her halr gets redll Yea Then there s the Absent Mlnded prof who threw himself out of the 37th story wlndow whlle testlng hls hfetlme pen Hls name was McDonald and he was S otch Aw Carey Burns says after he graduates he IS golng to the Hawalan Islands 1950 5 79,3 '11 5 f N- X , 14' if e A 4, - f - '4 ullnm..,.. Page NR . . . . . D Q , - . U 4 ,, . . ' Ac rr . . . . . , - V . . , . I - n , , . . . . ,, . I ' l Y! ' 1 1 ' KK 1 ' ! !! ' - , , Cl 17 ' ' ' . , . ' ll ' ' ! i! Y ' 3 ' 1 ! ' ! 7 I 3 7 just be wrong. As you will remember this class as other classes have, or . y . , . y U ' , a n ' K6 - 1! ' ' , . , , . . - . ,, . . ,, . . . ' s . ' ' KK ' 71 K4 - I! ! ' - . . , , . . ' Cl - 11 ' K4 - ' 97 ' K6 ' 'Y I It - . ,Y a a ' 1 , . . . I . . , . ll ' 31 ' ' ' r . . . . , , , , . . . . . . . . , . 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L Page H9 he got an lnslde tlp that the grass crop w as a total fallure over there MISS Tyner told Ped Leseney to always put hls hand over h1s mouth whenever he yawned Ped says he dont dare Guess he s afrald he ll get bltten So much for thls bunch of grape vme twlsters My advlce to you IS to be careful Nashes to Nashes Stutz to Stutz If the BLl1CkS dont get you The Cadlllacs must And th1s IS how the story ends sald the brlcklayer as he placed the last brxck 1n the 20th story of the bulldlng As usual us CHAPLIE HOT SHOTS Chtc J And then Able s father sald Come from de shade v1t your new sun suit on' Oh boy' Heres some hot news about the dlscoverer of our country He had a crlmlnal record or at least he should have had one cause he double crossed the ocean Now laugh these off Sald the wlfe as she wlred some buttons on her husband s vest And say have you heard the Bartlett Bros slnglng thelr new d1tty'7 No ' well here t1s Jlngle fenders Jmffle frame Jlngle all the way Oh what fun It IS to rlde ln a second hand Chevrolet And how that ole can does shake a WlCk6d shlver Bel1eve It or not not by Rlpley A barn swallow cannot swallow barns and a barn cannot swallow ' Most college students do not fro to college and they are not students Fmal efcamlnatlons do not examlne and they are not final COn recelpt of a self addressed stamped envelope we shall be glad to steam off the stamp and keep lt, Here s Chlc Sales VQTSIOH of the long sklrts ThlS cozy new cre 1tlOD whlch hangs behlnd before reminds me of the n ghtles dear ole grandma wore Am t It so? Dld you ever hear a story so terrible that It made your flesh crawl? Well llsten ln on one sometlme 'md take partlcular notlce how your feet look as they pass youl face Now stop that or Ill take my dolls and go Iishlng Here s a b1t of conversatlon overheard between Smlley and Burgess Llsten you blg bo hunk I hope you have lumps 1n your potatoes and all your children are radlo announcers Oh ye ahh V Ye ahh' Well I hope your wife has adenolds and eats crackers 1n bed' Oh ye ahh? Ye ahh' -Xnd then classes passed 1 4 u ll!! 1950 N v . . v CK 71 9 7 ' 7 ' . n . . ' 9 at ' ' 19 ' - ! J ! KC 77 x. . W . ' 7 ' KK ' ' !! l ' . . f ' J li Y !7 ' ' ,' ! Y , . . . . , 7 , . . H . .. .. - - ' 1 Q 1 V . . . . ,, , . , . v ' D C . 4 . - V ' 7 . , . , . . . H . V K . . . . . c , 5 . Y - ,, . , . . I c ' 1 ' , v K , ' v ' . v . . H . . ! ' YY Cl YY ll 7 7, KC ,' n 7 c - A ' ' Y! 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Compliments of TUCKI' R S CROCERY Heddqualtere for R1edMu1doeh gl Co Monzueh B1and and Magnet Coffee 98 West COlLlI1'lbld P169 Dellvery Phone 178 Ll O BURTON Poultly QIQEIITI and Ingqs 1 u2West Maple Stl eet Mason lNI1Chlg'clI'I CONSUMERS POWI' R CONIPANY Gas md Electrlc -Xppllfmcee Also the Clean Consumers Coke lb-4-6-0 P2Q'1'T N 4 iii ,.,- 1. 1lflLl ,:n. fl! 7 ' M ,. if NGHAM NEWS A publication clevuted to the interests ut' the community ' o A P1'og'1'essive Publication P1 OQ1 essu e Q ommumty A Complete I'11nt1u0 QGIXICG 4 in 21 1 .gk l'I2IN'I'I'IIlS OI-' TIIIC . 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