Mattawan High School - Mirror Yearbook (Mattawan, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1952 volume:

Mr. Rix and Mr. Moyle are already fixing the boilers and checking the pumps and all the numerous mechanical equipment which makes a school run smoothly and efficiently. FRANK POWERS In a few moments the busses will arrive and the halls will be filled with excited confusion and happy laughter, but as we stand in the quiet corridors we seem to be surrounded by the spirits of brave lads from Mattawan High who gave their lives for their country on far fixing battle fields. Kenneth Hall; Paul Abnet- -their names will always be held in glorious memory. To Frank Powers, a later hero who gave his life in the present fighting in Korea, we reverently dedicate this yearbook. ▲ clatter leads us to the kitchen where we find Mrs Kiirble, Mrs. Beebe, and Mrs. Farthing getting ready for the noon day lunch. First to enter the front doors are Mr. Borough, our Superintendent, and Mr. Pearson, our Principal. In a few moments Mr. Borough will be plunged into administrative work and a long line of students will line up before Mr. Pearson's desk waiting for him to give them excuses or otherwise solve their problems. Mr. Piggott (Coach), Mias Monroe (Music) discuss rehearsal of the Minstrel Show with Mr. Borough (Supt.) and Mrs. Weiss (Bookkeeper) Mr. Hartwick (Librarian) mulls over library problems with Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Uarnden (Jr. High Teachers). Mr. Gianunzio (Eng.) and Mr. Persing look over the Yearbook plan with Mr. Ryan (Comm.). Miss Swanson (Math), Mr. Miller (Coach), and Mr. Hansen (Science), talk Shop with Mr. Pearson (Principal). Mrs. Moyle, Mrs. Howe, Mrs. Weber , and Mrs. Carter (Grade Teachers) hold an early morning conference at the drinking fountain. We find Mrs. Thorton (Home Ec.), Mr. Jungel, (Ag.), ar}d Mr. Barber (Shop) in the Ag. Room settling the problem of the F.F.A. Fair. The grade school teachers took time out to come down to the High School and have tea, and pose to have their pictures taken. Standing: Mr. Spitzer and Mr. Mai Anderson, Seated Left to Right: Mrs. Fern Carrington, Miss Frances Calay, Mrs. huth Breed, Mrs. Irene Goodrich, Miss uith Passmore, and Mrs. Mary Jane Parr. As the busses come, our fellow Seniors begin to gather in small groups in the hall. We would like to introduce them.------ PRESIDENT JIM ROOT Basketball I-II-III-IV Junior Play Baseball I-II-III-IV Football I F.F.A. I-II Senior Play Mirror Staff Track I-II Tennis I Class Officer III-IV We Judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, while others judge us by what we have already done. VICE-PRESIDENT DICK STRONG Basketball I-II-III-IV Class Officer IV Track I-II-III Chorus IV Baseball II Operetta I Football I-III-IV F.F.A. II-III-IV He who governs his tongue is perfectly able to council all his passions. TREASURER JERRY ANN DUNN Junior Play Basketball I-II Driver Training Class Officer III-IV Operetta I-II Library IV Mirror Staff III Senior Play IV Annual Staff IV Minstrel Show Chorus I-IV Class Officer I A Nothing is or can be accidental V with God. VALEDICTATORIAN GLORIA WISE Junior Play Basketball II-III Minstrel Show Girls Trio III-IV Mirror Staff III-IV Mirror Editor IV Senior Play Driver Training Chorus II-III-IV Class Officer II-IV Student Council Career Club Library IV The doors of wisdom are never shut. SALUTATORIAN CAROLINE MILLER Chorus I-II-IV Office Camera Club I Driver Training Minstrel Show Career Club Library IV Mirror Staff III-IV Annual Staff IV Operatta I Junior Play Class Officer II Student Council Many receive advice, profit by It. only the wise BARBARA BRANCH Driver Training Operetta I Chorus I-IV Camera Club Mirror Staff IV Annual Staff IV Minstrel Show Library IV Sr. Play Prompter ■ — —. Never pu.t off 'till tomorrow what you do ROBERT MACPHERSON Basketball I-II-III Football I-II Baseball I-II-III-IV Operetta I Chorus I F.F.A. II-III-IV Junior Play Band I Class Officer I Career Club Oh, keep me innocent, make others t.r NORMA UNDERWOOD Driver Training Junior Play Mirror Staff IV Chorus IV Minstrel Show Annual Staff IV Library IV Senior Play A little smile will go a long way. BUD HETRICK Basketball III Track II-IV Football II-III-IV F.F.A. I-II Baseball I-II-IV Student Council Senior Play If at first you don't succeed, try, try again, then stop; after all there's no use being silly about it. FRANCES VAN MAAREN Mirror Staff IV Annual Staff IV Class Officer I F.H.A. I Art Club Driver Training Student Council Office Library IV Sr. Play Prompter Leisure is sweet when it follows work well done. HARRY KRAJEWSKI Football IV Tennis I Basketball I-II-III Junior Play IV Baseball I-II-III-IV Good reasons must, of course, give place to better. ALICE GIDDINGS Driver Training Annual Staff IV Mirror Staff III-IV Annual Editor IV Class Officer III Chorus IV Library IV May the voyage of life end in a heaven of happiness. I DON ROSS Football I-IV Baseball II-III-IV Basketball II-III-IV Track II-III-IV All State '51 A man that hath friends must show himself friendly; and there is a friend that sticketh closer than a brother. LORETTA EGGEN Driver Training Band I-II Operetta I-II Queen's Court Chorus I-II Office Career Club Library IV Student Council Senior Play Don't think you are any better than anyone else; but always remember you are just as good. RAY CRONKHITE Band I-II-III-IV Driver Training Minstrel Show Football I-II-III Mirror Staff IV It's not what lose that counts. Basketball III Track II Baseball I-II-III-IV Library IV Senior Play u win; It's how you DONNA BABCOCK Basketball 1I-III Mirror Staff III-IV Annual Staff IV Junior Play Driver Training Chorus IV Lost time Office Minstrel Show Queen's Court Library IV Career Club Senior Play found again. is never JACK AUSTIN Driver Training Tennis I-II-III Junior Play Band I-III-IV F.F.A. I-III-IV Senior Play Friends are like melons; shall I tell you why? To find one good, you must a hundred try. GLENADINE KLINE Chorus IV Minstrel Show Annual Staff IV Mirror Staff IV Student Council I- Pep Com. (Cen) Class Officer Library IV Senior Play -III The spirit of friendship lives forever. It is more precious than the finest Jewels. JOHN KLIMEK Baseball I Driver Training P.P.A. I-II-III-IV Student Council Mirror Staff III-IV II-IV Annual Staff IV He lives twice who lives his first life quietly and well. BILL GAINES Football I-II-III-IV Track II-III-IV Basketball III-IV Senior Play Baseball I-II-III-IV A boy's will is the wind's will. BILL Football I-II-I1I Basketball II Baseball II Chorus I-II-III-IV Mirror Staff IV Annual Staff IV Senior Play ROSS Track I-II-III All State 'I4.9 '50-'51 Junior Play Toastmaster (Prom) Varsity Club I-II III-IV Wait for me; for I may be a little late—But I'll surely come. Things sure have Changed!i We can remember not long ago, whan we came into high school for the first time in September 19M3, a wide-eyed bunch of half scared kids, weighted down with the responsibility of being Freshmen. Didn't.take us long to catch on, though. Barbara Branch Donna Babcock, Frances Van Maaren and Don Ross joined us in the 9th grade. We put a dance on to raise money for our class after we were promoted to the tenth grade. We gloriously decorated the gym for the Halloween Dance. Our Junior year was full of activities to raise money. We presented our Junior Play Just Ducky , a three-act comedy with twelve characters, on November 17, 1950. We put on A Valentine Dance which was very successful. We sold refreshments at our home ball games. We also had a magazine sale and a sale of little Memory books. The Juniors gave the Seniors a Prom on May 26th 1951 The theme was Blossom Time , with Jen Jenson's Orchestra. At this time Alice Giddings joined our happy class. Our Senior year gave us a total of twenty-one students. Glenadine Kline and Bill Ross were the two students who joined us in the twelth grade. The Senior boy's'began collecting scrap metal while the Senior girls had candy sales. We presented the Amastars Program on November 29. We sponsored a dance. We sold Stanley Wax and Furniture cream to earn money for our Senior trip. April 18th and 19th we gave our play ■Suspense , a three-act mystery-comedy with thirteen characters making up the cast. Everybody is now looking forward to the big Senior Trip to Washington D. C., skip day. Prom and Commencement. When all is completed the Seniors of 52 will face the future. Wo wonder where they'll be five years from now. For some of them it will be pretty easy to guess: We Just saw Dick Strong's picture in the paper. He was Just elected the nation's number one All American Farmer. Alice biddings, is happily married with two children running around. Johnny Klimek, is a street cleaner, working his way up to be President of the U. S. Loretta Eggen is still looking for that certain young fellow. Don Ross is now a co-partner with the Howdy Doody T. V. program. After being interested in Paw paw for so long, Donna 3abcock is living there. Bud Hetrick finished his first season coaching at Notre Dame. Caroline Miller, is operating a large line of Wiley Soda Bars. Jack Austin, is trying to get enough points to go on the trip with the F. F. A. boys. Glenadine Kline, is a private secretary (private that is for J. Root). Jim Root, is trying to get into Frankie Laine's shoes (but they don't fit, they are too small.) Having trouble with your hair lately? See Frances Van Maaren the new beauty operator. Ray Cronkhite is trying real hard to keep his band together. Jerry Ann Dunn, is working in Thrift's shoe store, getting shoes for her kids on discount. We left Harry Krajewski in Washington, as manager of the Winery. Norma Underwood, is head typist for the next President, which might be John Klimek. The news came from the University of California, that Bill Gaines is a professional basketball star. Barbara Branch Just returned from the Naval Academy in Washington D. C., after serving five years with the Navy. Coming out of the college doors we see Gloria Wise with her diploma. Anyone having animal trouble, see Bill Ross, the new veterinarian. In the stock car races we see Bob MacPherson driving car number 1 -jU i T 10111 wan© nunn, nicnara MarKie, Jerry Dudgeon, Bob Fee. Don Nichols, Lawrence Vashon, Leonard Sokolowoakl, Darwyn Parrish, Andra Vargo,Mary Oswalt Lois Rinehart, Ann Phinney, Jack Wolff, and Patsy Grimm. 3rd how Left to Right: Ronnie Slater, Gene Krajewskl, Jim Dennany, Fred Huzjak, and Pete Klobucher. 2nd Row: Lula Vanden Berg, Louise Lindsay, Marlene Beebe, Mary Grover, Patsy Brown, and Jean Mohney. 1st Row: Bob Kimble, Roger Sexton, Bonnie Nicholson, Jim Fitzpatrick, Elaine Hetrick, Maxine Sheldon, Delores Segalla, and Mr. Hartwlck. JStrlrorer?fM?rsheSIonr Pres, J Wolff Vlce Pres.. J. Fitzpatrick Sec..B. Nicholson ITii may look like the Sophomore Class of 1954 but its really Just a bunch of shirt salesmen. They took up as one of their money propositions, selling of shirts, they did very well. Standing Left to Right, 3rd Row: P. Welsh, S. Wolff, D. Cawkins, W. Youngblood A. Alexander,H, Eggen, E A therly, S7 Rhodes, F. Branch, L. Mumford, R. Jenson, V. Helstand, P, Hartman, and S. Ryan; Left to Right, 2nd Row: J. Ward, J. Crawford, D. Klobucher, M, Underwood, L. DeCamp, J. Fessenden, R. l ndervood, L. Weed, J. Giddings, ?'Jtarkl.D:. Crawford, V. Frill, M. Kimble, M. Stevens, B. Kirk, and L. Goldsmith; Seated Left to Right: D, Markle, V, Hamming, J, Rlx, B. Russell, L. Wasson, S Neubaur, R« ftyder As we go even further along we come upon the Freshman Class. They are: Standing Left to Right, Uth Row: J. Dailey, L. Vanattl, D. Grile, J. Rix, G. Budzyn, J. Nesvlg, 'c. DeShong, P. Coble, M. Goldsmith, B. Bentley, E. Lawson, P. Aleksich, H. Hoyt, «id N. Vashon; 3rd Row N. Whipple, G. Ambs, E. Maxam, T. Neubauer, D. Davis, B. Francis, M. Nichols, A. Atherly, R. Arbanas, F. Korteway, F. Veldt, L. Pierce, G. Hardin, E. Wilkinson; 2nd Row: H. Brown. B. Boyer, J. White, M. Hiestand, E. Reifel, D. Fisher, D. Williams'! HTTfarren, L. Clippinger, A. Sexton, M. Dubois, D. Throgmartin, H. Larson, T. Babcock, and Mias Swanson; 1st Row: D. Clippinger, J. Owen, D. Gaines, R. McGehee, L. Stone, F. Korteway, M. Fitzpatrick, S. Hughes, H. Otto, F. Brisky, B. Hiestand, J. Jenson. Officers: Pres. F. Korteway; Vice Pres. L. Stone; Sec. D. Gaines; Tres. S. Hughes. The eight grade has honored us with their presents in Our Day , Standing Left to Right, 3rd Row: R. Williams, G. Harvey, T. Brown, R. Ross, 0. Smead, J. Brock, J. Brown, W. Overacker, J. Dunn, A. Hendrickson, C. Munting, J, ' ise, B, Ross, C. Franks, R. Swanson R. Uthe, I. Meabon, R, Young, D, Vargo, D. Alexander, L. Shoemaker, J. Hunt, R, Korteway, D. Bair, D. Sherburn; 2nd Row: J, Markle, J. Rinehart, C, Purcell, D, Galliday, D, Eads, J, Thomas, B, Crawford, B. biddings, J. Klobucher, D. Niles, F. Koening, Larry Caulkins, N. Osterman, M. Martinson, H. Kuki, J. Branstetter, M, Quan, N, MacPherson, D. Dunewald, D, Stuart, L. Clippinger, B. Barker, R. Nichols; 1st Row: Mr, Persing, P. Kimble, T. DeSmit, F. Overacker, R, Dines, D, Simmonds, J, Welsh, M. Paul, A, Tallman, J, Leramer, J. Ockeraan, M, Biagtas, I. Slocum, D, Bryer, R. Guiter, R. Dines, L, Kimble, Officers: Pres. D. Bryer; Vice Pres. J. Leramer; Sec. D. Simmons; Tres. M. Biagtas And here is the class of 1957 now in the seventh grade, they have five years to dream dreams and make plans for their Senior Year. Standing-Left to right, third row, L. Morse, G. Korteway, N. Wheeler, R. Holland, F. Hunter J. Imus, P. Meyle, Mr. heresy,P. Rolff, M. White, R. Richma, S. Williams, J. Williams; Second Row, R. Jenkins, D. Williams, H. Blanchard, J. Hommer, J. Betts, E. Cowley, Mr. Woodard, R. Krammer, P. Dustin, D. Boyer E. Bailey, C. Klobucher, B. Babcock, P. juan, I. Darling, K. De Shong; First Row, Mrs. Harnden, D. Craft, B. Middleton, J. Simonds, E, Vargo, M. Stone, M. Rix, J. klobucher, C. Miston, T. Glidd, J. Stark, Mrs. Andrews; Seated at the Table, R. Shoemaker and E. Olson Absent, Areaux Larry, and Allen Holder. o Let's go out on the football field and have our boys delay practice long enough to pose for us. They really had bad luck but they sure did try hard. Back Row. Left to Right: Harold Smith, Leslie Pierce, Ken Jordan, Grover Hardin, Stan McCallum,Dick Jones, Sob Kimble, Gary Ambs, David Williams, Bob Hiestand, Jim Rix, Fred Brisky, Paul Aleksich; 3rd Row, Left to Right: Don Nichols, Manager; Don Ross, Francis Korteway, Darwyn Parrish, Bill Gaines, Merle Nichols, Bill Francis, Jim Fitzpatrick, Ronnie Ryder, Don Davis, Roger Sexton, Manager; 2nd Row, Left to Right; Coach Plggott, Lynden Barber, Fred Bowman, Ronnie Slater, Larry Stone, Diclc Strong, Bud Hetrick, Art Alexander, Lawrence Mumford, David Boyer, Coach Miller; 1st Row, Left to Right: Ralph Widges, Harry Otto, Elmer Cowley, Harry Krajewski, Frank Veldt, Terry Neubauer, Rudy Arbanas. These are the boys on the Varsity Basketball Team. They made a good showing at the K.V.A. Tournament. Standing Left to Right, Back Row: Manager—Bud Hetrick, Don Ross, Tom Welsh, Bob Kimble, Don lllcnols, Bill Saines, Darwyn Parrish, Jim Fitzpatrick, Leonard Sokolowski, Bob MacPherson, and Coach—Walter Piggott; Front Row: Roger Sexton, Harry Krajewski, Gene Krajewski, Ralph Widges, Richard Strong, and Wesley Wasson. Here we see the team which will lead Mattawan to many victories in future years. Standing Left to Right, Back Row: Francis Korteway, Rudy Arbanas, Earl Maxam, Glenn Haley, Merle Nichols, Bill Francis, Ronnie Ryder, Bob Boyer; First Row: Terry Neubaur. Larry Stone, Don Davis, Harry Otto, James Rix. --------- As the Annual goes to press the 52 Baseball Team is starting a pretty good season of Baseball. We hope they make out fine. Back Row, Left to Right: Bob Boyer, Don Nichols Tom Welch, Bill Francis, Larry Stone, Bud Hetrick; 2nd Row; Left to Right: Jim Fitzpatrick Don Ross, Harry Krajewski, Harry Otto, Jim Root, Francis Korteway, Darwyn Famish; Front Row. Left to Right: Coach Piggott, Ed Lorenz, Terry Neubauer, Dick Jones, Gene Krajewski Jim Pix, Ronnie Slater, and Frank Veldt. Absent: Fred Bowman, Earl Kaxam and Ron Ryder i XiJLo aetiaun. Here we have gathered the Track Team together. They are doing quite well uixo oo They have taken 2nd place in the first meet and third place in the second meet. Keep nr Kmro Qf T D aT _ 1_j n - u . _ i_a . i_ __ the good work up boys. Standing, Left to Right: Paul Aleksich, Bob Hiestand, Art Alexander, ■ey Dick Jones,RudyArbanas, Coach Miller, Bill Ross, Dick Strong. Haw Daam .O l.i__n____i. a « . . _ . . . ' _ Bob Kirk, Elmer Cowley, S___________, „ « -, UJlJkJ. 1wod Don Davis, Bill Gaines, Don Ross, David Caulkins. Front Row Left to Right; Tom Welch Bud B°jef t‘er eNichols, Darwyn Parrish, j'im Root, Francis Korteway, Bob Kimble, Harold Smith and Leonard Sokolowski.  Absent: Earl Maxam, Gene Krajewski, and Jim Dennany The Band poses for us Just before they leave to parade at the Horae Coming Game with Portage. Standing Left to Right, Ird Row: Pete Klobucher, Ray Cronkhite, John Owen, Jack Austin, Judd Wise, Bob Fee, Merle Nichols, Leslie Pierce, Jack Wolff, Raymond Shumaker, Ronald Jenkins; Standly Left to Right, 2nd Row: Hr. Pearson, James Beebe, Albert Olson, Janet Rix, Susan Ryan, Patsy Grimm, Susan Wolff, Audrey Henderson, Annette Weiss, Phyllis Welsh, Judy Stark, Marlene Beebe, Ann Phinney, Donna Golladay, Mike Stone, Terry Glidden; Front Row Left to Right: James Welsh, Donna Stewart, Mary Lou Kimble, Anna Belle Tallman, Mary Fitzpatrick, Sue Hughes, Janet Giddings, Elinor Wilkinson, Delores Segalla, Mary Anne Stevens, Bonnie Nicholson, Betsy Welsh, Lois Weed, and Joey Thomas. Absent--Sandra Taylor Here we sneak in on a view of the Senior High. Chorus practicing in the gym Standing-Left to Right 2nd row, Patsy Grimm, Gloria Wise, Jerry Ann Dunn, Fred Huzak, Ray Cronkhite Wayne Hamming, DorTUichols, Ronnie Ryder, Duane Munn, Ronnie Slater, Caroline Miller, Norma Underwood, Alice Glddings, C.lenadine Kline; 1st row, Joanne Ward, Beatrice Bentley, Dolly Grille, Marilyn Goldsmith, Dorothy Clippinger, Marva Underwood, Dorothy Crawford, Patsy Brown, Joanne Crawford, Alice Saxton, Lois Clippinger, Carol DeShong, Donna Markle, Phyllis Rinehart, Barbara Branch, Donna 3abcock. 0 Cora© All Ye Faithful , The Junior High Chorus favors us with a song. 3rd Row Standing Left to Right; H. Hodges, M. Rix, J. Iraus, N. Wheeler, D. Golliday, P. Hunter P. Dustin, W. Overacker, R. Young, J. Welsh, J. Klobucher, M, Paul, J. Markle, M. Geresy B. Barker, D. Jenkins, and J. Branstetter: 2nd Row: L. Clippinger, B. Giddings, D. Dunewald, M. Woodard, J. Rinehart, I. Mabon, J. Betts, J. Brown, A. Tallman, A. Henderson C. Munting, J. Wise, J. Dunn, J. Ockerman, R. Uthe, R. Vargo, E. Blessing, D. Alexander, M. MacPherson, D. Eads, C. Purcell, M. White, R. Holland: 1st Row: Miss Monroe, D. Niles, B. Crawford, C. Klobucher, K. Darling, S. Williams, F. Cuan, E. Vargo, M. Mortenson, N« Osterman, J. Klobucher, H. Huki, E. Cowley, J. Hammer, J. Russell, M. Quan, D£tewart K. DeShong, C. Maston, B. Middleton, J. Stark, R. Kimble, and D. Craft. Here we come to the group who have made this Year Book possible. Standing Left to Righti Art Editor—John Kliraek, Feature Editors--Norma Underwood ancl Barbara Branch, Prophecy--Frances Van Maaren, General Assistant—Caroline Miller, Typist—Glenadine Kline, Composition--Jerry Ann Dunn, Prophecy--Donna Babcock. Seated: Managing Editor—Alice Giddings, and Sponsor—Mr. Ryan. This is the group who made possible the Mattawan V eekly Mirror. Standing Left to Right: Lois Weed, Press Dept.; Bonnie Nicholson, Typist; Maxine Sheldon, Typist; Ronnie Slater, Bill Ross, Sports Editor; Gloria Wise, Co-Editor; Bob MacPherson, Art Dept.; Mary Lou Kimble, Snoopy Editor; Annette Weiss, Snoopy Reporter; Ruth Jensen, Reporter; Rita Underwood, Reporter; Virginia Hiestand, Reporter; Mr. Gianunzio, Advisor; Seated Left to Right: Mr. Ryan, Advisor; Anne Phinney, Reporter; Sherin Neubauer, Art Dept.; Lugreta Decamp, Art Dept.; Johnny Klimek, Art Dept.; Dolores Segalla, Art Editor; Janet Giddings, Art Dept.; Patsy Grimm, Stencil Foreman; Jean Fessenden, Reporter. Absent: Caroline Miller, Co-Editor; Marianne Stevens, Press Dept.; Elaine Hetrick, Typist. We find the Student Council in the midst of plans for the big Home Coming Dance Standing Left to Right; Evelyn Blessing, Madelyn Paul, Anna Belle Tallman, Joyce Ockerman, Harry Krajewski, John Klimek, Bill Gaines, Bud Haley, John Owen, Harry Otto, Irving Slocum Fred Brisky, Betsy Welsh, Frances Klobucher, Rosalee McGehee; Seated Left to Rights Raymond Shumaker, Janet Klobucher, Mary Fitzpatrick, Annette Weiss, Loretta Eggen, Margaret Aleksich, Bud Hetrick, Mr. Pearson, Roger Sexton, Delores Segalla, Elaine Hetrick Patsy Grimm, and Albert Olson, Absent: Sandra Taylor, and Bob Kimble Officers: Pres. B. Hetrick; Vice Pres. F. Bowman; Sec. Tres. S. Taylor This year our school pep was aroused by Patsy Grimm, Dee Segalla, Bonnie Nicholson, Lois V eed, and Janet Giddings, who were our Varsity Cheerleaders, and also Anna Belle Tallman and Jean Dunn, our Reserve Cheerleaders. SUSPENSE Presented—April 18th 19th Director: Mr. Gianunzio CAST OP CHARACTERS Sound Effects: H. Krajewski Jack Austin.... Don Ross....... Glenadine Kline Bill Ross...... Jerry Ann Dunn. Jim Root....... Bill Gaines.... Mr. Putman Ray Cronkhite...........Stuart Brownlee Mr. Bishop (Watson) Norma Underwood.........Pauline Betty Archer Donna Babcock..................Barbara Field George Spencer Loretta Eggen....................Mile. Revelle Mrs. McBride Gloria Wise..........Mrs. Slater Stan McBride (Holmes) Bud Hetrick..........Vhitey Wilson Slim Lynch PROKPTORS : Barbara Branch and Prances Van Maaren Junior Play SEVENTEENTH SUMMER Presented—January 10, 19 2 CAST OP CHARACTERS Roger Sexton.... Bonnie Nicholson Anne Phinney.... Jack Wolff...... Elaine Hetrick.. Marlene Beebe... Fitz Ronnie Slater.............Art Margie Gene Krajewski............Tony Lorraine Lou VandenBerg............Margaret Martin Dolores Segalla...........Angie The mother Duane Munn................Jack Kitty PROMPTORS—Leonard Sokolovski, Darwyn Parrish, and Don Nichols Looking in the P.P.A. Room we find the P.F.A. boys planning their banquet. Back Row Left to Right: P. Aleksich, J. Rix, Francis, P. Korteway, H. Otto, R. Arbanas, W. Youngblood, R. Sexton, P. Branch, E, Maxam, J. Owen, A. Alexander, W. Wasson, G. Harding, Mr. Jungle. Uth Row: T. Neubaur, P. Veldt, J. Hoyt, L. Vashon, M. Nichols, D. Jones. 3rd Row: B. Fee, L. Pierce, D. Davis, H. Brown, E. Larson, D. Williams.2nd Row T. Babcock, R. Cronkhite, J. Klimek, B. Strong, L. Sokolowoski, T. Bird, H. Krajewski. ist how: d. Markel, H. Larson, J. Dudgeon, A. Atherley, B. MacPherson, B. Gaines, B. Kirk, Absent. J. Austin, D. Munn, S. McCullum, H. Smith, W. Hamming, G. Ambs, P. Bowman, Our Day draws to a close, the buses have left, the teachers are on their way home, and Mr, Borough and Mr. Pearson take one more look at the dark and silent corridors before they depart.