Mattawan High School - Mirror Yearbook (Mattawan, MI)

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CLASS HISTOSY ,;'o, the Senior Class of 191:2, had 101 students enrolled In our Freshman CI1133, which v:aa the largest cla33 in the history of our school. Our freshman class officers were: Cam Swing, President.; Douglas Champion, Vice President; Lois Russell, Secretary; June Steele, Treasury and Tom Smith, Representative and Treasurer of Student Council. Tom Smith was the only boy of our fre3hmsn class who played football. In our freshman year, the Junior high basketball team consisted of all but one freshman boy. These were on the team: Leon Hunt, Tom Smith, Sam Swing, Douglas Champion; and Paul Crawford. Loon Hunt and Paul Crawford were the only two boys out for baseball. Sam Ewing was the only one out for track. Our freshman honor roll students were Ann Veldt and June Kenwood. In the spring our cla3c went to Kalamazoo to a movie for a class party. In our Sophomore year we elected June Henv ood for President; Leon Hunt for Vj.ce President; Harl Snow for Secretary; Tom Smith for Treasure’; and Marlin Hubbard and Sam Ewing for Representatives of the Student Council. The honor students in our sophmors year were Bill Bishop, Lois Russell, June Kenwood, Howard Henry and Doris Pierce. Prom the Sophmore Cla33, Cam Ewing, Tom Smith, Marty ’Vilson, and Eugene Munson played football. Douglas Champion, Leon Hunt, Ton Smith and Paul Crawford played basketball. Leon Hunt and Paul Crawford played on the baseball team. Marine Kaltz and Connie Dowell played on the girls basketball team. Por our Sophmore party we again went to Kalamazoo to a movie. Our Junior Class year came with many important events. The cl%sr. officers chosen were Lebn Hunt, President; Robert Hull, Vice President; Lois Russell, Secretary; and Marlin Hubbard, Treasurer. ' ho students on the honor roll wore Ann Veldt, June Henwood, Dill Tishop, Howard Henry, Lois Russell, Effie Vis3er, Marian stey, and Doris Pierce, Maxine Kaltz wa3 the only girl in the junior,class who played on the basketball team. The junior boys on the football team were: Leon Hunt, Tom Smith Sam E’ ing, Douglas Champion, Marty Y ilson, Paul Crawford, Duane Guiter, Marvin Souaely and Tom Jeanette. Leon Hunt, Douglas Champion, Tom Smith, Sam:Ewing and Paul Crawford were out for basketball, hose on the baseball team were Leon Hunt, Tom Smith, Douglas Champion, Sam Ewing, and Paul Crawford and Paul Abnet. Bill Bishop, Cam Swing, Duane Guitor ware the only junior boys on the track team. In our Junior Year we avo uhe nlay .'fanning ’.ViId . Later we gave a sweater dance and itde a profit. The Junior Class worked hard and gave n successful J-TTop,

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I • . s ■ CLASS HISTORY 10 We began our Senior year by electing Howard Henry for President Sam Ewing for Vice President; Irono Irwin for Secretary; Susie Smith for Treasurer; and Lois Russell for Representative to the Student Council. The senior honor students are Ann Veldt, Bill Bishop, Susie Smith Doris Plorco, Maxine Kaltz, Juno Henwood, Howard Henry, Lois Russell, and Ma rian Estey. The senior boys who ployed on the foo'tball team were Sam Ewing, Tom Smith, Howard Honry, Bill Bishop, and Marty Wilson. Those out for basketball wore Loon Hunt, Tom Smith, Sam Ewing, Douglas Champion, Duane Guiter, and Paul Crawford. The seniors on the baseball team are Leon Hunt, Tom S 1th, Douglas Champion, Paul Abnet, and Robert Hull.' The senior boys who went out for track are Sam Ewing, Leon Hunt, and Bill Bishop. The seniors had a slolghrido party, a dinner, sold magazine subscriptions, collected and sold old papers and magazines and gave a Donkey basketball game, which was very successful. Although the Seniors have worked hard, we have enjoyed it and looked forward to our senior trip to Chicago, May 22, 23, '2I+. baccalaureate Services and Commencement Exercises will close this year’s senior class activities. —Irene Irwin • FAREWELL TO JUNIORS FROM SENIORS The end of high school days has come; Old Glory still unfurled; To North and South and East and West We go to all the world. We thank you tea chers for all you've done To make our. schooldays lots of fun. Our class has done its very best. With great success we all are blest. Tomorrow we start a different day; Not much more time for carefree play. For you, dea r Juniors, hearts now soar; It’s up to you to win this war. Our alma mater has shut its doors To us who sail to unknown shores From us-, this Class of '1+2, It's you, to whom we bid adieu. --Frances Martin