Mayville High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Mayville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1951 volume:

« WE DEDICATE THIS, THE 1951 YEAR BOOK, TO COACH WILLIAM LAUIMAN, AS A SLIGHT TOKEN OF OUR ESTEEIv! AND CUR KEEN APPRECIATION OF HIS THOROUGH EFFICIENCY AND UNTIRING EFFORTS IN BEHALF OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL. Mr. Evdng- Super intendent Miss Kings iand- English to OO CVJ c O) cv Mrs. Akins- Horie Economics Mr. Brosz- Mr. Humis to n- Sciences Commercial Fictures not available: Mrs. Josephine Ewing- English Gc vt. Mr. Ernest Totts- Band Mr. Markle- Ag. Lois Smith- Office Girl Mr. Brown- 7th Grade Mrs. Bell- Mrs. ’ fill is - 5th 6th Grades Fourth Grade Mrs. Fotts- Third Grade Mrs. Morrison- Kind erparten Mrs. Soule- Second Grace Miss McRcy- First Grade SENIORS .o CM Senior CL AS Offi icers Bernard '’Barney Phelps Act.-Football, Basketball, Baseball, Band, Annual Staff, Class Officer, F.F.A., Junior Senior Play. Future Plans-Military Fav. Song-Stardust Likes-People Dislikes-Hillbilly Music Roy Pudge Sanford Act.- Basketball, Football, Baseball, Class Officer, F.F.A., Senior Play. Future lans-Mason Fav. Song- Tennesee Waltz Likes-Sports Dislikes-Nosey People Evonne Gussle Sherk Act.-Band, Class,Officer, SenioricJunior Play, Annual Staff, School Paper,Library, Needlecraft, Glee Club. Future lans-College Fav. Song- 1ennesee Waltz Likes-Everything Disllkes-Nothine Carl Lindsay Act.-Sr. Jr. Play, F.F.A., Football, Basketball Baseball, Band.and Class Officer. Future Plans-College or Military Service Fav. Song-Possibilities Likes Dislikes- Girls Jae Jake Fox Act.-F.F.A. Band, Library Club, Camera Club, School Paper, Annual Staff, Sr. Plaj Future Plans-Mechanic or Military Service Fav. Song- It Is No Secret Ronald Drip Graubner Act.-Jr. . Sr. Play, F.F.A., Baseball, Basketball, Foot- ball. Future Plans-Game Warden Fav. Song- Moonlight on The Wabash Likes-Te go out at Night lO CO CM tH ■ c CM June Junie Hare Act.-Glee Club, Athletics Future Plans- Telephone Operator Fav. Song- Be My Love Likes-Music Betty Hep Hebberd Act.-Glee Club, Athletics, School Paper, F.H.A. Future Plans-Marriage Fav. Song- Blue Skirt Waltz Likes- Dancing and Hillbilly Music Dislikes-Tomatoes Audrey Aud Hormel Act.-Library Club, Athletics, S£. Play, Glee Club, School Paper. Future Plans-Nurse Fav. Song- Because Likes-Baseball, Boogie Woogie Dislikes-Cold Weather Patsy Pat Hormel Act.-Athletics, Majorette, Glee Club, Jr. Sr. Plays. Future Plans-Telephone Operator Fav. Song- My Heart Cries For You .Likes-To read Love Magazines SENIORS Joyce Bacon Act.-Athletics, Annual Staff, Library Club, Glee Club. Future Plana- Secretary Fav. Song- Stardust Likes- Dancing and Music Dislikes- Some Boys JoAnn Jo Bremer Act.-Glee Club, Library Club School Paper, F.H.A. Sr. Future Plans-Teacher Fav. Song- Indian Love Call Likes-People, music, books Dislikes-None Doris Dort Buhl Act.-Athletics, Glee Club Fav.Song- Remember Me Likes- Hillbilly Music Dislikes-Housework Marion Red Clark Act.-Glee Club, School Paper, Sr. Play Prompter, Library Club. Future Plans-Artist Fav. Song- Tennesee Waltz Marion Clem Clemons Act.-Athletics, Sr. Play Prompter, Glee Club, F.H.A. Future Plans-Marriage Fav. Song- Indian Love Call Likes- Dancing and Skating Dislikes-Government Doyle Lit'lin Ford Act.-Athletic Mgr., Jr. Sr. Play, Annual Staff, School Paper, Library Club, Camera Club, F.F.A. Future Plans-Uncle Sam Fav. Song- There’s Been a Change in Me SENIORS lO CVJ -n Barbara Bobbie Jenkins Act.-Band, Jr. Sr. Flays, Home Ec. Club,, Glee Club, Athletics, Needlecraft, School Paper, Annual Staff. Future- ? Fav. Song- If Edwlna Johnson Act.-Glee Club, Needlecraft, School Faper. Fav. Song- Tennesee Waltz Likes-Vusic Dislikes-None Ted hlimek Act.-F.F.A. Future Plans-Farmer or Military Service Fav. Song- iennesee Waltz' Likes-Hunting, Wishing, Traveling. Dlslikes-School Clarice Clair Leach Act.-Athletics, Glee Club Future Plans-Telephone Operator Fav. Song- My Heart Cries For You Likes-Curly hair Disllkes-Boys Leroy Doc Liskey Act.-F.F.A. Future Plans-Farming or Military Service Fav. Song- If You Got The Money, Honey Likes-Cars . Machinery Dislikes-School Grace Mick Longeuay Act.-Library Club, Glee Club Annual Staff, School Paper. Future Plans-Nurse Fav. Song- 3rd Man Theme Likes- Dislikes-Noisy people S. SENIORS Pat Mike McSherry Act.-Football, Baseball, Basketball, F.F.A. Future Plans-College Fav. Song- Tennesee Waltz Likes-Everything Dislikes-Work Armand Sleepy Milner Act.-Band, F.F.A. Future Plans-Uncle Sam or Farming. Fav. Song- Bushel A Peck Likes-Huntlng and Fishing Dislikes-School l! } to co cn CO Rena Addie Mitchell Act.-School Paper, Library Club, Glee. Club, Sr. Play. Future Plans-Marriage Fav. Song- Stormy Weather Marvin Marv Rich Act.- F.F.A. Future Flans-Uncle Sam Fav. S0ng- I'm Mov'in On Likes-Fast Driving Dislikes-School George Riley Act.-Camera Club, Sr. Flay Athletics. Future Plans-Military Service Fav. Song- If Likes-To play Chess, cook, photography, roller Skating Dislikes-To Work Donald Don Sarles Act.-Basketball, Baseball, F.F.A. ___ Future Plans-Farmer Fav. Song- Tennesee Waltz { i Likes-Girls ■J I Dislikes-School SENIORS Fred Fritzie Teeple Act.-Basketball, F.f.A. Future Plans-Marrlage Fav. Song- Tennesee Waltz” Likes-Women Dislikes-School Winifred Winnie Teets Act.-Athletics, Glee Club, Jr Sr. Sr. Play, Cheerleader. Future Plans-Undecided Fav. Song- My Heart Cries For You Likes-Chocolate Cake Dislikes-Boys i' ' ca cm cn CM Hubert Hugh TerBush Act.-Basketball, Football, Baseball, F.F.A., Annual Staf Future Plans-Farming Fav. Song- Lovesick Blues Likes-Women Dislikes-School Wilferd% Bill Tompkins Act.- F.F.A., Basketball, Football, Baseball. Future Plans-Farming Fav.Song- Candy Kisses Likes-Athietics Dislikes-Girls Patty Pat Van Wagnen Act.- Athletics, Needlecraft, Home Ec Club. Future Plans-Marriage Fav. Song- If Likes-Books, Music, People. Dlslikes-Nothing Richard Dick Warmbier Act.-Sr. Play, Football Future Plans-Military Service Fav. Song- Penny A Kiss Likes-Girls Dislikes-”Some Girls SENIORS Dick Moby Dick Werner Act.-Footballl, School Paper, F.F.A. Future Plans-Uncle Sam Fay. Song- HotRod Race Likes-Horseraces, Hunting k Fishing. Dislikes-Nothing Shirley Shy York Act.-Band, Glee Club, School Paper, annual Staff, Home Ec Club, Needlecraft. Future Plans-College Fav. Song- Trees Likes-Everyone k Everything Dislikes-Liver -.rs ou vH CD Dpn Dusty Dost Act.-Basket ball, Baseball, Football, F.F.A. Future Flans-Navy Fav. Song- Mocking Bird Hill Likes- Girls wearing long, tight, skirts Dialikes-Nothing in particula: SENIORS c rjsors A.L. Gohs received his B.ii. degree during the summer of 1947 from MSNC Ypsilanti. He is majoring in Special Educat ion on his M.A. This is his first year as Principal but he has been in the Mayville School System for several years. Robert Brunet received his 3.S. degree in June of 1950. He is a graduate of M.S.N.C. He teaches Social Studies and is assistant Physical Educat- ion Director. � - CO CM rH CM UM and Jestament We, the class of 1951, in the town of Mayville, the county of Tuscola, and the state of Michigan, being in as good mental condition as usual, and in much better temper than usual, do hereby make this, our last will and testament, rendering void and of no avail any former will or wills that may have been previously made by us. We feel that our brilliant record and our unusual achievements will live after us, but, not wishing to take any chances, we suggest that a tablet, on which shall be inscribed our several names and a few of our most astounding deeds, be purchased and placed in the auditorium of the school in a position where it will strike the eye of all who enter. And in this manner do we dispose of our possessions: We give and bequeath, freely and without reservations or stipulations, to the Junior ciass, our rightful heirs, and to their heirs and assigns forever, our most important and valuable properties, our self- satisfaction, our importance, and our wisdom, all of which we possess in enormous quantities, and we hope said gifts will be of use in over coming their present inertia. We also leave the Junior class our good luck. It made us what we are today, and it should satisfy them. In addition to this, all our privileges and rights as Seniors in classroom will revert to them, as well as any notebooks, fountain pens, unfinished lollypops, or unfinished business, including debts contracted while engaged in the business of being a Senior. We give and bequeath to the Junior class our well-known nerve, which they will need next year, and all the examination questions we have been given during the past year. To our good friends, the Sophomore class, we leave our patience which will be found useful aa the only means by which they can endure the Juniors. To the young and unsophisticated Freshmen we leave a map of the school building, so that they will not get lost and roam about in everybody's way looking for their classrooms. We include with this map our little book entitled, How to Tell the Teachers, a pamphlet compiled by us after four years of arduous study. The legatees will notice this book is not what to tell the teachers but how. It contains specific information as to which teachers can be bluffed, which are easy and which are hard to please and those whom it is impossible to please. It will be noticed that, although we have left bequests to the Junior class, soon to be Seniors, to the Sophomores, soon to be Juniors, and to those who will, in the fall, become Freshmen, we have made no mention of the present Freshman class which will be known as the Sophomore class in a few months. We have left them nothing, because by that time their self-valuation will have attained such heights that nothing in our possession would be regarded by them as worthy their distinction. To our dear old school building itself, we leave the peaceful quiet caused by our absence and any apple cores, wads of gum, or crumpled notes we may have left about. To our teachers, the faculty of the Mayville High School, we hereby give, free from all inheritance, luxury, or Income tax, our entire store of knowledge. From them it came and to them it should be returned, that others may be benefited by it as we have been. ®e lack space for details, but shall simply state that our arguments against final exams, as well as those for bigger and better holidays, louder and funnier lectures, and no higher mathematics or school cafeteria, not to mention our shortened list of re- quirements for graduation, are of vital importance and should be familiar to every earnest student of education. We also give and bequeath to the teachers our very kindest regard and our sincere gratitude for their unfailing kindness and aid. To the history of the Mayville High School we bequeath our illustrious deeds and our names a3 candidates for the Hall of Fame. Beside these bequests, we leave our best wishes to any and all who may desire them. Finally, we do hereby name and appoint as the executors of this, our last will and testament, our class advisors, Mr. Gohs, and Mr. Brunet. In witness whereof we, the class of 1951, the testator, have set our hand and seal on this 31st day of May, in the year 1951. Freshman Class of 47-48 In September of 1947, we started out as freshmen In Mayville High School. We succeeded very well that year with Mr. Lamlman and Miss Woods as our class sponsors. The enrollment was 66, and abou t half of t.him are still here, having struggled through the last three years. The class officers for our freshman year were: President-Wlnifred Teets, Vice-President-Roy Sanford, Secretary-Treasurer-Gary Firestone. We were given an Initiation party by the Sophomores. We sponsored one party that year which was a wiener roast at'the grove. Sophomore Class of 48-49 In September of 1948, we began the school year as Sophomores, with an enrollment of ‘59. Our sponsor was Mr. Ketola and the class officers were: President-Roy Sanford, Vice-President-Tatty Van Wagnen, Secretary-Treasurer-Wayne Tompkins. Our party initiating the freshmen was a great success with all the freshmen participating in the fun. Junior Class of 49-50 We came back to school in September of 1949 as Juniors. There were 52 of us and Miss Wodds was our sponsor. Class officers were: President-Roy Sanford, Vlce-President-Doyle Ford, Secretary-Treasurer- Anita Eveland. That year we presented a very successful play, The Campbells are Coming, bn April 13, with Miss Woods as director. Other social events of the year were the Junior and Senior banquet at the high school , followed by the Junior and Senior Prom on the evening of May 12. Senior Class of 50-51 We started out last year at Mayville with an enrollment of 37. Our co-sponsors were Mr. Gohs and Mr. Brunet. Elected as class officers were: President-Bernard Fhelps, Vice-President-Roy Sanford, Secretary-Evonne Sherk, and Treasurer-Carl Lindsay. Our senior plcturt were taken in the first semester and received in time for Christmas. Our Senior play, The Boarding House Reach, was presented on Nov. 11, It was directed by Mr. Gohs and Mr. Brunet. In February we ordered oui invitations. We sponsored a roller-skating party at Caro on March 22. We start on our trip to Washington D.C. on April 29. We are looking forward to the banquet and prom which are to be held in May. Commencement is to be May 31, We are closing four happy years in Mayville High School by sponsoring this annual. cu p, ophecij � o CO C i cn Lets look into the future about 10 years. It is now 1961, lets look around us and see what has become of all the Seniors from the class of 51. First off we see that JoAnn Bremer, has become a Home Ec teacher at no other place than Mayville High. Joyce Bacon is a top flight secretary to Dick Warmbler who has become a famous engineer. Carl Lindsay is head coach at Michigan State. Barney Phelps went in the army after graduating and really stuck to it, he is now a captain. June Hare, Patsy Hormel, and Clarice Leach are all employed as telephone operators. Audrey Hormel, Grace Longeuay and Evonne Sherk have all become successful nurses; Evonne and Audrey both married doctors and of course you all know who Grace is married to. Marion Clemons and Betty Hebberd have both made a career of marriage. We have two more teachers in our midst, Rena Mitchel and Marion Clark. Rena is teaching Kindergarden and Marion is teaching Art. By the way you remember Rena was married back in 51 . Pudge Sanford became a mason and is now working on a building in Detroit that i9 suppose to exceed the Empire State in height. We find another teacher Shirley York who Just recently gained a Master’s degree in Music. We now come to a group of farmers here we find Wilferd Tompkins, Don Sarles, Leroy Liskey, Ted Klimik, Armond Milner, and Hubert Terbush. I hear that Bill has Just received a prize for his fine cattle and that Hubert has been recognized as Farmer of the Year for his work in Soil Conservation. Winifred Teets became a model and is combining marriage and a career nicely. Ronald Graubner is living in upper Michigan where he is a game Warden. Doris Buhl was married shortly after she left school. I don't recall the fellows name right now. Are class really has had its share of military men. Don Dost is a navy man and commander of one of the Atomic Submarines. George Riley is a Captain in the Signal Corps. Doyle Ford and Marvin Rich are still both in the Air Corp. I understand that Doyle is a pilot and Marvin is a Navigator. Say, lets not forget about Dick Werner who is a radio man in the same Squadron. Jae Fox is working for the Ford Motor Car Company. It seems that he is busy designing motors for them. Patty Van Wagnen and Barbara Jenkins have an interior Decorating business in Detroit. I seem to remember that both of the girls were married not so long ago. Pat McSherry is now a Criminal Lawyer with a fine practice in Saginaw. Edwina Johnson taught school for several years but she is now married to a prosperious farmer. Fred Teeple is a very good carpenter and owns a wood working shop. From this little glimps into the future I think that things look very good for the Class of 51 . L. Gaborik B. Harris K. He� cott E. Howay .n CM CM r. Secdo'n J. Stephens M. TerBush V. Titus V. Werner B. Wheaton F. Wood k. Yens o co CM CM A. Freeland B. Hammond J. Hendricks M.L. Mathews M.K. Fox R. Hare M.J. Mclnally J. Fritz B. Gohs J. Harmon R. Hazen L. Lumley J. Marr McMullen F. McMullen L. A. McNinch in tn M CD CM A. Pederson G. Spaven K. McNinch H. S§rles G. Stout D. Titus M. Wallace R. Shaver D. Taylor S. Weiler G. O'Brien B. Sebert M. Ter Bush la. White V,'e have just learned of a teacher who started out 20 years ago very poor, and retired with a comfortable sum of$50,000. this was acquired through industry, economy, effort, perseverance, and the death of an uncle who left him an estate vaulued at 999.37. H. Vogt FRESHMEN J. Bacon o oo CM -i—i cr CM D. Brown J. Fox ’.V. Friday M. Blackmore A. Cook S. Francisco N. Gaborik B. Corl C. Crosby D. Freeland D. Iriday J . Gouine S. Graham Y. Harris E. Hormel P. Jacot T. Johnson C. Ide N. Kilmer M. Ignotov P. Kinney A. McSherry S. Meltz P. Nowland F. Osborn CO vf cn r.y} R. Feet W. Rich M,J. Sanford E. Sugden W. Phelps D. Richardson D. Seddon K. Teeple E. Richardson M. Robinson R. Smith R. Stout D. Teets R. Wasielewski in CY3 c i CM 05 CM 1950 Squad Left to Wight: Bottom Sow: 43 Walt Baraboll, 44 Roy Sanford, 41 Carl Lindsqy, 36 Clare Seilamy, 23 Dick Bertraqd, 2$ Bill Tompkins, 22 Hubert ierbush, 40 Pat McSherry, 24 Ronald Uraubner, 37 Barney Phelps, Middle Row: Coach, Bob Brunet,31 George Mitchell, 27 Duane Colling, 4$ Duane Lindsay, 30 Dick Warmbler, 29 Bud Nickert, 20 Warren Phelps, 33 Ken McNinch, 39 Jim Harmon, 21 Gary O’Reil, 28 Duane Dost, 38 °erry Stout, Coach, Bill Lamiman. Top Row: Doug Richardson, Don Titus, Jerry Broomfield, Doug Sherk, 32 Dick Smith, 26 Ed Waym0nd, 47 Jack ox, John Hendricks, Frank Calcuttera, Johnny Breinager, arry Lumley, Hq ] Sarles, Duane Teets, Manager, DoyJ.e Ford. Football History Of “‘ayville High School Football was first played as the Fall Sport of Mayville High School, September, 1948 as Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen were issued brand new Practice Football Equipment. °nder the Direction of Coach Lamiman, the boys were taught fundamentals to prepare them for competition the following year. In 1949,The Wildcats played four games of which they won 2 and lost 2. Prior to the opening of 1950 season many measures were taken to improve the facilities for football to a level equal if not better than that of rival schools. An Athletic field was purchased, graded and lighted; the amount of equipment was more than doubled; and an assistant coach was hired. The Wildcats entered competition in the Central Thumb League where they took 2nd place this year, runner up to Port Hustin. SCORES MAYVILLE 44 Marlette R. 13 0 Port Austin 13 6 Owendale 0 20 Ubly 19 6 Millington 19 6 Capac 6 0 Teck 0 64 Kinde 0 m co CNi C O) CM DEFENSIVE LINEUP OFFENSIVE LINEXJF SAG. NEWS FIIOTC in co CM CM cn CM Name ♦Baraboll,Walter ♦Bellamy.Clare ♦Bertrand.Richard ♦Colling,Duane Dost.Duane Fox.Jack ♦Graubner.Ronald Harmon, James ♦Lindsay.Carl ♦Lindsay, Duane McNinch, enne th ♦McSherry, rat Mitchell, George Nickert.Donald O’Neil, uary ♦Phelps, ernard Phelps, Warren Raymond.Edward ♦Sanford,Roy ♦Seabright.Raymond Smith, Richalrd Stout,J erry Taylor.Donald Terbush.Hubert Titus.Donald ♦Tompkins.Wilfred ♦Warmbier.Richard ♦Werner.Richard ♦Lettermen Height Weight Position Year 5’9 184 Fullback Senior 5 11 160 Tackle J unior 5 7 n 149 Center Sophomore 5 9 162 Tackle Junior 5’7 154 Tackle Junior 6’ 150 End Frosh 5'11 165 Halfback Senior 5’8 145 Guard Sophomore 5'il£ 185 End Senior 5’8 143 Quarter Junior 5 9 130 End Sophomore 6'2 185 End Senior 5'nJ 150 Guard Junior 5 7 150 I’ackle Sophomore 5 9 147 Halfback J unior 6’ 172 Quarter Senior 5'7 136 Quard Frosh 6� m 160 End Frosh 5 7 165 Half back Senior 5'1I 135 Center Senior 6� 1$ 165 Tackle Frosh 5'8 135 Half back Sophomore 5'6 125 Halfback Sophomore 5'9” 150 Tackle Senior 5'5 145 Fullback Sophomore 5’8 155 Tackle Senior 5 10 156 Tackle Senior 5 10 151 Guard Senior STATISTICS WILDCATS OFFONENTS 978 Yards Rushing 739 413 Yards Passing 381 94 Pass Attempts 68 24 Pass Completions 23 7 Passes Intercepted 11 39 Punting Average 25 10 Fumbles Recovered 11 145 Yaras rentilized 175 47 First Downs 61 23 Touchdowns 11 10 Foints After Td. 4 SAG. NEWS PHOTO lr co CNi C T CV2 1950-51 VARSITY SQUAD Left to right-top row-Coach Bill Lamiman, Duane Lindsay, Terry Maiers Bernard Phelps, Gary O'neil. Bottom row-Manager Doyle Ford, Roy Sanford, Pat McSherry, Carl Lindsay, Bill Tompkins, Hugh Terbush. SCORES Mayville 53 36 50 69 65 45 52 62 58 50 61 42 76 55 55 44 opponent Otter Lake 21 Millington 34 Vassar 38 Fairgrove 28 Akron 41 Unionville 47 Kingston 61 Millington 50 North Branch 36 Fairgrove 25 Akron 32 Marlette 59 Unionville 43 Kingston 46 North Branch 30 Vassar 46 Tournament Carl Lindsay-top scorer 2nd in foul shooting Foul Shooting Champion Pat McSherry- Don Sarles 2nd highest scorer 3rd in fcul shooting. Letter V inners-Carl Lindsay, Duane Lindsay, Pat McSherry, Terry V!aiers, Roy Sanford, Don Sarles, Hugh Terbush, Bill Tompkins, Gary D’neil, Bernard Phelps. baseball CO CM CM cn CM 1951 Mayville BASEBALL TEAM Baseball Schedule (League games) VS Millington April 19 there Reese April 26 here Kingston May 7 here Akron May 17 there Unionville May 21 here Fair rove May 28 there ners-Dick Bodeis, Clare Be Homy Wayne Tompkins, Roy Sanford, Carl Lindsay, Hugh Terbush. xney were getting up a oaxi game in a small town ana lacked one player. They finally persuaded an old fellow to fill in, although he said be‘had never played before. He went to bat and t lie first ball pitched he knocked oier the fence. Everyone stood and watched the ball, even the batter. Excitedly they told him to run. Shucks he said. What’s the use of running, I’ll buy ..you another ball. Coach-(To Flayer stretched out on grcuna) Are you a contortionist? Ron G.- No. Coach- Then you have a brokin arm. Pat McSherry-Didn't you claim when jou sold me this car that you would re- place anything that broke or was missing? Car Dealer-Yes, sir. What is It? Pat-Well, I want four front teeth and a collar bone. m 07 CM CM o CM c tied tie5 F.F.A. The Future Farmers of America have been taking in various activities this year. At the beginning of the year, the following officers were elected: ADVISOR ................. Mr. MARKLE PRESIDENT................HUBERT TERBUSH VICE-PRESIDENT........... BILL TOMPKINS SECRETARY................ROY SANFORD TREASURER................ LE ROY LISKEY SENTINEL.................JIM HARMON REPORTER.................MORLEY TERBUSH There are now thirty-nine members in the F.F.A. F.H.A. The Future Homemakers of America met in September when they went to Mt. Pleasant to attend a State F.H.A. meeting. The following were elected as officers: .ADVISOR..................MRS. AKINS PRESIDENT................JO ANN EWING VICE-PRESIDENT...........MARIE TER BUSH SECRETARY TREASURER......LOTS MC MULLEN REPORTER.................DONNA FRIDAY LIBRARY CLUB In their opening meeting of the year, the library club members elected the following officers: PRESIDENT................ EVONNE SHERK VICE-PRESIDENT........... BEVERLY HARRIS SECRETARY................ NANCY LEACH TREASURER................ SHIRLEY WEILER REPORTER................. JANET MORRISON Committees were chosen to sell cards, work at the bulletin boards and mount pictures. In the library club are thirteen seniors, eighteen juniors, seven sophomores, six freshmen, and fourteen members of the eight � ade, making a total of fifty-eight members. BAND In the fall of 1950 the Band marched at several football games In December we had our annual Christmas Concert supplemented by some Christmas carols by the Junior Band. On February 22, 1951, Jerry Hammond, Roger Smith, Louise Potts Adeline Pederson, Evonne Sherk and Shirley York went to Elkton to participate in the District Solo Ensemble Festival. Louise Potts received a first division rating. In March the Band journeyed to Cass City for the District Band Festival and they received a first division rating which entitled them to participate in the State Band Festival at Ann Arbor on April 21, The County Band Festival was held in Mayville during the month of May. T.'aj orettes L- •'O O4 Oi cn cvi JANITORS SENIOR PLAY On November 11, 1951, the Seniors presented the hilarious comedy, The Boarding House Reach. The play was a sensational success. The following people played the corresponding parts: WILBUR..............Son, age thirteen.........RONALD GRAUBNER HERCULES NELSON.....Wilbur's best pal.........DOYLE FORD BETTY LOU MAX'”ELL.. .Daughter, age fourteen.. .JOAN HAMILTON CONNIE MAXWELL......Daughter, age seventeen. .WINIFRED TEETS BERNADINE SMITH.....Betty's best friend.......PATSY HCRMEL JOHN MAXWELL........Father....................BERNARD FHELPS JANET MAXWELL.......Mother....................BARBARA JENKINS AUNT MARY...........Mrs. Maxwell's aunt.......AUDREY HORMEL LIMPY McGUIRE.......Guest.....................RAYMOND SEA BRIGHT NORA................Limpy's wife..............RENA MITCHELL HERMAN.............. Ninety-Vclt Jones........ROY SANFORD ROUGHHOUSE RUBY.....Herman's wife.............EVONNE SHERK MR. POTTER..........Insurance agent...........GEORGE RILEY LUCY BURNS..........Walking encyclopedia......FHYLLIS HOWE r- MRS. MOTT...........Elderly lady..............JOANN BREMER CONNOLLY............Plain-clothes man.........CARL LINDSAY For many years, Wilbur Maxwell had wanted a bicycle, and finally he and his friend devise a plan for getting one. Every thing happens when Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell leave on a business trip and the Maxwell home is converted into a boarding house! The play was directed by Mr. Gohs and Mr. Brunet. IO CO CM CM O CM 3. 3. -J. 3. JJ. .A. Advertisements M AY V ILL E HIGH SCHOOL Accredited by all Colleges of the State and The University of Michigan Mayville High School offers its students unexcelled opportunities for educational advancement amid congenial and pleasant surround- ings. It has excellent laboratory equipment, a spacious gym- nasium and auditorium, and a splendid athletic field. The faculty is composed of experienced teachers with college and University training under the supervision of G. L. Ewing and its Board of Education, composed of William A; Sugden, President; Marvin S. Wingert, Secretary; John Lynch, Treasurer; Robert J. Drysdale and Duane E.. Sugden, Trustees. TO THE CLASS OF 1951, COMFLIMENTS OF MAYVILLE MFG. CO. MAYVILLE, MICHIGAN C. E. BARR, PRESIDENT B E S T-W I S H E o 1292235 MAYVILLE STATE BANK H. L. E V E L A N D, President 6 ---------------------- E. J. KITCHEN, Exec. V. President Cashier COKTLIMENTS OF FRIT Z’S GENERAL STORE PHONE Mayville 3298 ________________________SILVER WOOD, MICHIGAN Wherever you go, you shall see them, Wherever you see them, they go. With ?HELL GAS OIL CECIL TITUS RILE Y’S DAIRY BAR 1292235 MAIERS A SONS ICE A FUEL PHONE 2781 M A Y V I L L E, MICHIGAN BLACKMORE S H E R K’S DRUG STORE Sc TUBBS Service for the Sick 0 F H 0 N E 3711 si — F H 0 N E 3811 sc MAYVILLE, MAYVI LLE, MICHIGAN MICHIGAN GAMBLES MAYVILLE APPLIANCES RESTAURANT HARDWARE A AUTO DONNA PARTS A r H 0 N E 3041 JOHN V. BOOREN-OWNER FRUTCHEY BEAN CO. INC. 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SINCLAIR SERVICE Garage Work Motor Tune-Up Parts Accessories Fostoria Phone 35 H E S C 0 T T’S Notions Novelties Gifts Candy Cigars Ice Cream Fat. Medicine Wallpaper Fostoria Phone 12R2 L. D. FOX BEST WISHES FORD SALE. St TO CLASS OF 1951 We aim to please, TUSCOLA MFG. CO. Where others promis? phone 2911 FOSTORIA, Mayville, Michigan MICHIGAN BOOSTERS SPROULE’S DRY G00D6--------------------------------PHONE 4061 FRANK SCHAFER--------------------------------------FHONE 2941 SPROULE’S DIME STORE-------------------------------PHONE 4061 GILMORE’S SUNOCO SERVICE-------------------------------------