Memphis High School - Memphian Yearbook (Memphis, MI)

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STljank Pou, Patrons All Saints Parish Mr. Mrs. Lozen Ms. Susan Mason Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish Sharon Cook Mr. Mrs. Michael Patterson St. Phillips Holy Rosary Parish Mrs. Jezewski Mr. Nemkowich Mrs. Carla McClure Mr. Mrs. Keith Burrows Mr. Mrs. Ernest Beaudrie Mr. Mrs. Kenneth J. Helinski Mr. Kenneth Reygaert Mr. Bruman Mrs. Burdean Suprenant Mr. Mrs. Hod Powers Mr. Mrs. Tom Hadden Mr. Mrs. Edward J. LeTarte Mr. Mrs. James Rhodes Ms. Zauner Mr. Hyland Gwin Mr. Mrs. Russell J. Johnson Mr. Mrs. Alan Hopp Mr. Daniel Bell Mr. Mrs. Donald Burch Mr. Kriesch The Nowakowski Family Mr. Mrs. Bud Becker Mr. Mrs. Jeffery Mrs. Christine Cline J. H. Bacholzky Mr. Mrs. Orlich Mr. Mrs. Gruneisen Mr. Mrs. Eugene LaFave Mr. Schutz Walter R. Wayne Mr. Richard Delekta Mrs. Marilyn Schuster A special thanks to Historian Bob Phillips for assisting us with the flashback por- The Ciaramella Family Mrs. McCarthy tions of our book. Mr. Mrs. Don Wendling iDriuer iEkucation Jflasliback .... A fprrinl aluiuhs to iHr. Don 91 i not The Memphis Driver Education Classes would like to give special thanks to Mr. Don Ling of Don Ling’s Chevrolet, Muttonville, for the sincere and consistent cooperation that he has given us and for providing the cars used in the driver education classes.

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The Annual Staff of 1975-76 would like you to remember the old as well as the new. Now just to start the AD Section with a touch of the Bi- Centennial spirit, we show you ads from our .... 19U Memphian . . . The Interlocking Steel Rein- forced Waterproof Cement Burial Vault. The days of the wooden and steel vaults have passed away and the everlasting waterproof and air tight cement burial vaults have come into use. They are far superior to the old wooden boxes and to the steel vaults. They are the only vaults that will resist water and the only ones that will keep ghouls from breaking it open. A vault wholly of steel has proved unsatisfactory as they will rust while the INTERLOCKING STEEL REINFORCED CEMENT BURIAL VAULT is as lasting as the hills and at the same time its cost will not preclude its use for every burial. It is not only just as good but better than any vault of any material that has heretofore been produced as it is airtight and keeps out moisture, ver- min, roots of trees, and is certainly desireable as a place in which the remains of friends and relatives are to rest. Manufactured in three sizes, weights running from fifteen to twenty-four hundred pounds. If you want the best, purchase the INTERLOCKING VAULT from your undertaker. KINSEY DURFEE MEMPHIS, MICHIGAN PHOTO THEATRE Open Wednesday and Saturday nights. We aim to give you the best in moving pictures, and no pictures will be shown that can possibly offend. We make the flickerless kind. A. L. WELCH OPERATOR AND MANAGER

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GRACE ENGINEERING MAY GOD BLESS THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1976 109