Midland High School - Chemic Yearbook (Midland, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1952 volume:

1952 CHEMIC MIDLAND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL MIDLAND, MICHIGAN Zemic 5 AUTUMN - sophomores - music - sports - homecoming ,fi W' z WINTER - juniors - clubs - sports - classes 1'-' SPRING - seniors - baby pictures - class history - class will and prophecy - sports - graduation SHOPS AND SNAPS - ads - snapshots ft Q ' Um eczckoza f . C . f V ,sr Mr. Kuick J ' Science, Football 0 ' E 'g ' ,A ': E' ,L , Miss Axtell f Office Practice S' 1 , f A , 'Q . Mr. Bryan ' ' V 'S Social Science ,Qf , fi 1 K' -4 xg l,,' f X i' fix i, ' .Aho 75? fi 41 1 A C if ' '... ,K ' I , Miss Campbell ' Q' I H Gir1's Phys Ed. g , J V, Y, 551 ' . - V f' X Mr. Chamberlin , S' 7' p Mathematics 1 picy, ' 'I - , 'V' i 6 is Q' 'V Mr Dersnah S . , -4- 'W science, Math ' D :A S C if .Aw f iiil fl, 46 f A Q -Q 3 'Q 5' ., Mr. Griffin . 5- Sales Xt ' ' A fi 4 4 . 4' -,Q 1 E-- f 'pf fu ,C Mr. Heatly V ' -1- Q Agriculture H is U 1 -if , 1 .. fi L A f f -5 . , K Mr. Johnson E 'P' at ' shop J Q V , 1 I I' AS: -lu-uf Miss Allen English Mr. Bare Social Science Mr, Buschman Mathematics Mr. Carey Boy's Phys Ed. Mr. Clark Social Science Mr. Downing Social Science Mr . Harrold Science Mrs. Holden English Miss Kakkuri Office Practice Mr . Austin Shop Miss Berry Music Mr . Campbell Agriculture Mr. Carlson Science Mr. Stark Music Miss Gaughan Latin Miss Hazlett Library Miss Holmes Office Practice Mr. Keyser Office Practice Mr . Allen English Miss Minikel Office Practice Miss Perkins Speech Miss Rote English Miss Spadafore English Mr. Stoppert Boys Phys Ed. Miss Conley Girls Phys Ed. Mr . Linden Art Miss Patmos Social Science Mr , Pulkiner Shop Miss Russell Spanish Mrs . Springberg French Mr. Sweet Office Practice Mr. Wang Mathematics Mr . Guenther Music Faculty members not pictured include: Mr. Cummins Mr. Tope Mr. Gieseler Mr. Wight Mr. Schmeck Miss Sheffield Mr . McDonald Bookeeping Mr. Patterson Shop Mrs . Richards English Mrs. Slaugh Library Mr. Coanes Social Science Mr . Tweedie Science Miss Worcester Homema king Mr. Barclay Physical Ed. J p1VQ N-1-' , ..- 1-'xxx 1.4, DR. E. R. BRITTON Superintendent of Midland Public Schools MR. A. E. PEETS Assistant Principal 6 I I I MR. MAHLEN MOORE Principal MISS ULA MARTINDALE Dean of Girls na ff 4 -v -4X:+. x T N. ' 39 -J.. ' as 3?:m I fs? 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Q x Y f Q- lf f Y ,K up Abbe, Jack Acker, Gerald Adamets, William Anderson, William Anderson, Barbara Amstutz, Arnold Anger, Donald Archer, Gerald Armstrong, Caroline Austin, Richard Austin, Suzanne Babcock, Virginia Baker, Ervin Baker, Mary Julia Baker, Richard Barstow, David Bartlett, Elaine Bartos, Raymond Beebe, Jerold Beeman, John Bogel, Jane Berryhill, Bud Berryhill, Elden Bewalda, Mary Kay Adkins, Juaneta Albee, JoAnne Alexander, Andrew Allen, Wayne Allen, Lawrence Andrews, Norma Arthur, Gerald Aspin, Marjorie Atnip, Billie Lou Badder, Shirley Badour, Mary Ann Bailey. John Ballard, Kenneth Barber, John Barrons, William Bauss, Betty Bauss, Linda Bebeau, Ralph Bell, Sally Bennett, Barbara Bennett, Nancy Birch, James Black, Robert Bliss, Luann Bliss, Richard Bloom, Virginia Bliss, Tomas Boman, Leon Bloom, Mary Bonvouloir, Virginia Boone, Daniel Bowers, Harold Boxey, Donald Brandt, Carol Brawt, Louise Brines, Janet Braden, Ralph Bradley, Karen Braley, David Brink, Dale Brink, Roland Brown, Thomas Brown, lda Buhler, Walter Brown. Shirley Burch, Lyle Brown, Shirley Ann Burgess, Larry Burlrngame Theodore Butler Rtchard Butcher Darlene Cadman Howard Butler Anthony Cadman Jams Campau Rtchard Campbell Lloyd Campbell Shrrley Casey Jerry Cassaday Bruce Chaprn Floyd Collrns Rrchard Conklm Erleen Conkhn Lloyd Clemons Renafay Clulo Ann Coalwell Tad Coty Patrrcla Crago James Crarg Danny Cromhsh Dorothy Crosby Lanora Cross Gay Davrdson James Dav1s Joan Dean Lawrence Dertsch Tomas DeLong Max DeVore Gary Doughty Jeanne DuLude Jeanrne Dunbar Dons Capyak Wllllam Carrrgan Shrrley Carvey Marrlyn Chase Rrchard Church Lyle Clark Janet Copper Clydette Cordes Spencer Corner Kay Corn Larry Colemen Bernard Colemen Charlene Crandall Marjorle Crrll Charles Dakm Kathleen Dasho Marjone Dast Wllltam Decator John Dettsch Joann Dertsch Sally Drxon Audrey Dobschensky Louls Donahue Dorrs Dundas Rrchard Dunn Clara Eastman Shxrley J It 5. . 1 1 fp- sf- I , Q, 1 . ,sf-in 1 rf - - Q I 6 I s . 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Qs. ,. of' These Sophomores are not plctured Margaret Frances Aldrxdge John Foster Patncra Hearns Danrel Smlth faq '09 Todd Dwlght Tower Betty Townsend Evadeen Townsend Rrchard Townsend Sandra Tucker Barbara Tucker James Tucker Shtrley Tuennermann Wrllram Turrell Donald Turrell Rlchard Tweedxe Luanna Utter Carol Vanest Evelyn Varner Gertrude Vaughan Grlbert Waldron Charles Walker Robert Ward Sharon Ware Charles Warren Clarence Waskevrch Leo Waskevrch Rose Weaver Robert Wegner Dorothy Wegner Ruth Wells Gary Westphal Gordon Westphal Madelrne Weymouth Jack Whrte John Whrtehead Rrchard Wrerman Robert Wtldes Warren Wrlhams Larry Wrrsrng Clarence Wrrtz Marguerrte Wxttbrodt Joan Wolf Byron Wolverton Davld Wood Kathryn Wood Tony Woodman Connxe Woodruff Allen Wrrght Beverly Wrrght Janxne Yascolt Mary Yoder Clalr Yoder Ruth Young Peter Youngs Margaret Zdebskr Gerald Moore Mahlen I Un- rl if Ns x. A J ' J .al -C 5 J h x - , N, 3 ' . T' L A gl 'J y 3 l 1' 'Ki M .Q A H'. Ax '-1 ' U y . . 53 JF :gf as ? :Y 1 I - c R . , f r 2 I .5 Al 2 It Q - 'L Y' ' ' 9: ' M 'Pu '-' . 'gr ' Y if ' X I ' J .ni - Y , -:H Q 2. . Q t 'fa , : I 5' Q Q :1 ' N: 5' F ' I ' Y Y - ' ' AM' L rr ..-2 Q f ' YJ' ' l v , ' f if J , 7. .. - u ' 5: 4 ' ,- . west, Caroline ,. R A' A - ' f ' rg 5:1 tw C31 J J I U , ' Y ,-ffl! 5 fd ' ' ' f-' , 53- 3' -A G' ' , 5 , - ' an 'f xff-' L Q ' ' - ' , ,-' v- 1- - or - 1' Y ' Q V 4. f - 4' , I ' Q , lg. 1 .Q . 9 1 T ', we if 1 N 1 , I: PP' ' . I4 SENIOR BAND CADET BAND PEP BAND ORCHESTRA BOYS GLEE CLUB GIRLS SMALL GLEE CLUB GIRLS LARGE GLEE CLUB CHOIR Wfuadc Uepmtmevzz' SENIOR BAND June, 1952 will mark the closing of a very successful year for the Senior High Band. Dining the gala football season, the band was honored with an invitation to play for the zone meetingof the Michigan State Teachers Association, held annually in Flint. The trip to Flint was combined with a tour of the Buick plant by the band. The Elks club sponsored a Saginaw this year with the football team. Hard work for the annual concert, in conjunction with the Boys' Glee Club, was climaxed in February. The 24th annual B1ue Note Bounce sponsored by the Band Club added a sparkin the school activities. Many long hours of practice were spent in preparation for the District Festival held at Mr. Pleasant during the month of March. A high rating at Mr. Pleasant meant the band also attended the State Festival at East Lansing, Michigan. An annual spring concert, given by all the music department served as the grand finale of the year. So the seniors could end on a hi h note the band played a Pop'sconcert in the band shell S . the last week of school. 4a Senior Band Members - - 1951 - 52 Adams, Amstutz, Armstrong, Arndt, I. Bakeman, G Bakeman, Baldwin, S. Ball, T. Ball, E. Bartlett, R Bartlett, Bauss, Black, Blakeley, Blessing, Borland Brown, Campbell, Carlson, Carney, Carrier, Church Closs, Corey, Crosby, Curtis, DeBolt, Dunn, Ea-ton Eisenman, Foster, Fulkerson, Gooch, G00dshaw,l-Iall, Hane, Harris, B. Hepinstall, L. Hepinstall, Hilderley James Stark, Director ,hinged aa. Hittel, Kahn, Kitzman, Klaus, Lantz, Lowry, Lund- quist, MacArthur, Maloney, Martin, Marx, D. Max- well, W. Maxwell, McNett, Melchi, Minger, O'Con- nor, Powers, Purves, Rivard, Robertson, E. Robertson D. Robinson, Samsel, Schlosser, Scofield, Sherman, Slauh, Solosky, Staley, Stearns, Stenger, Stumpfig Swinehart, Teal, Tucker, Tweedie, Weaver, Wey- mouth, Wierman, Wildes, Wood. CADET BAND The Cadet Band was just getting back on its feet again, after a year of ab- sence, due to the change over from the four year to three year high school. The Cadet Band played for some reserve football games and all parades during the school year. What they lacked in num- bers, they make up in spirit and effort. Mr. Stark was their director. PEP BAND Our Pep Band lent spirit as well as entertainment to the crowds attending the basketball games. TWIRLERS The hard working Drum Major and the equally capable Drum Majorettes deserve recognition for their many performances. Our skillful twirlers per- formed at numerous school functions through- out the year. Left to right are Pat O'Connor, Clara Dunn, Arlene McNett, Don Closs, Elnora Crosby, Elaine Bartlett, and Sue Purves. T ., 5 Q Cadet Band members include: Barber, Barstow, Cadman Cordes Corner, Cross, Fick, Gray, Hazzard, Horsley, Isham, Jensen Johnson Key, Loucks, McIntyre, Palmateer, Powell, Ranger, Retherford Rose Sherk, Stewart, Youngs. 4? fi Mary Sloan spent many worthwhile hours practicing on her violin. ORCHESTRA This year the orchestra saw new heights under their inspiring conductor, Mr. Guenther. More and harder compositions were performed this year than ever before. Oklahoma, Show Boat, and the Jamaican Rumba were among the more popular selections they did. Among their more serious selections were Dances from Henry VIII and Themes from the Rochmaninoff Piano Concerto. The students throughly enjoyed the several assemblies for which the orchestra played. The orchestra gave its own evening concert and played outside of school many times. Since improvement will always be their goal, more will be heard from the orchestra in the fu- ture. Ubi! a 4 paging atm!! Orchestra members include: Violins: Sloan, Plummer, Austin, Bass, Blue, Crawford, Doughty, Gay, Hanawalt, Havas, Johnson, Metcalf, Moore, Terrell. Violasg Hickman, Powell, Zaharee. Cellosg Blackburn, Stenger, Guenther, Bauss. Bassesg Solosky, Havas, Rhinehart. Flutesg Bauss, Allen. Obaes: Reece, Kahn. l K l Clarinetsg Armstrong, Lowry, Saxaphones: Harris, Wood, Campbell. Bassoon: Solosky. French Homes: Samsel, Stenger, Black. Trumpetsg Amstutz, Corey, Wildes. Trombones: Maxwell, Borland. Percussion: Hilderley, Ball, Arndt. Piano: Doggett. THE BOY'S GLEE CLUB Row 1: Morden, Vaughn, Randall, Carter. Row 2: Maxwell, Ackerman, Davidson, Bontrager Keys, Dundas. Row 3: Isham, Wolverton, Bowersox, Melchi, Eather ton, Fick. Director - Mr. Guenther. Not in picture: Are these more Carusos? Sprague, Pelton. Some of the boys enjoyed their own music making. O4 we as -ffl. 'V M 44 4 'G -. 'um 'Wuxi WY wfikf .ag 7, 2,1 Sw mf N8 2 5: ' 4 as QL we Zig 1 ', -a +1-fn 'Vw , I M, A vi if 2 is Q1 2 5 f 3 5 nv, 'E '35 '75 5 V r Q? 1' 'Q' 5 35' my W W V V as 'vi' , ,gf am is 'X M Xa 1' nada day Me agenda - - THE GIRLS' LARGE GLEE CLUB The Girls' Large Glee Club, with its one hundred and four mem- bers, performed at numerous func- tions during this past school year. Among their performances were an assembly program in the fall, a Christmas program, and a spring concert. The Glee Club under the direction of Miss Margaret Berry met twice a week. Nancy LaMee accompanied the girls. Although the club was not officially organized by a charter, Beth Bliss acted as secretary and Janet Richardson and Susan Underwood served as librar- ians. Row 1: Wells, McMullen, Rolfe, Church, Smith, Church Wontorcik, Wood, Bartow, Sweebe, Sutherland, Benford, Bliss Row 2: Filmore, Showalter, Wazny, Powers, Barnard, Cham- bers, Brown, Bauss, Eyre, Binhn, Scoles, Tisdale, Elvey. Row 3: Underwood, Albaugh, LaMee-, Leuenberger, Hierhol- zer, Phillips,Phillips, Yeakle, Ducham, Sudernian, Holsinger Bolton, Davis, Burkett. Row 4: Letts, Pankhurst, Pike, Smith, Bliss, Drumrriond, Bell Reid, Suderman, Mudd, Schreiber, Bliss, Hyde. Row 51 Scheiber, Bliss, Hansen, Barth, Rice, Davidson, West Fitak, Birchard, Dunn, Buhler. Row 6: Ginter, Dunipace, Pankhurst, Sweebe, Bradley, Wou- ner, Beebe, Von Eitzen, Brooks, Richardson, Biery. Row 7: Davison, Mc Wethy, Maurer, Moldovan, Cobb, Kil- lingbeck, Brown, Conklin, La Mott, Katzinger. Row 8: Wenglikowski, Brown, Biron, Cole, Blocm, Feaster Sriefel Wesrphal, King, Marshall, Walker. , ,4- A 5 eig , f ' 'Q' -H Qi' if SN' 'S ' W l' :i f'9' 9 ff!! 'Q' fa V fini'-1-. in aa- is v4 f',w', ? if llllllll U Ill, M 41 t g DI! , fi A .4 RE CROSS CO CHE VARSIT SERVE FOOT f4az'ccma Sgdllfd Y FOOTBALL BALL UNTRY ERLEADERS 23 u S 4 0 I I l 'T' 1 Row 1: Hignite, Holt, Robinson, Whitman, Scofield, Carrier, Moore, Norton, Whipple. Row 23 Coach Kuick,'l'ucker,Joynt, Hockemeyer, Pappas, Root, Tucker, Retherford, Ball, Sugar, Ostrander, Skym, Hane. , fs'-7, i 1... 8 'Hi X Row 3: Mgr. Nelson, Supinger, Mgr. Solosky, Staley, Arndt, West, DeGeer, Hierholzer, Robertson, Allswede, Archer. Row 4: Mg,r.Smith,A1bee,Love,Ward, Wilson, VanSteen- house, Nelson, Coach Carey. Missing: Bowers. VARSITY FOOTBALL A hard fighting, inexperienced Midland Chemic eleven got off to a slow start by losing, 40-7, to a fine Bay City Central team. Midland came back the following week to lose a heart-breaker to Alpena, 13- 12. Owosso, who had dropped from the Saginaw Valley League, outclass- ed the hard fighting Chemic eleven by 33-7. The Homecoming game was lost to Bay City Handy, Z1-19. After losing the four first games the Kuickmen battled stubbornly, but lost to Saginawl-ligh, 13-0. Mid- land fianlly hit the victory trail, de- feating Grand Rapids Creston 19-0. The Chemics were successful in beating Hamtramck, Z6-6. Grand Rapids Central abruptly ended the the short victory streak by defeating Midland 7-6. The Chemics ended on a high note by defeating a highly rated Saginaw Arthur Hill team, 8- 6. Schedule Opp. M. Sept. 14 Bay City Central 40 7 21 Alpena 13 12 28 Owosso 33 7 Oct. 5 Bay City Handy 21 19 12 Saginaw 13 O 19 Grand Rapids Creston 0 19 26 Hamtramck 6 26 Nov. 2 Grand Rapids Central 7 6 9 Saginaw Arthur Hill 6 8 00:41 team 444 tie aZd,0e,h,.. V . RESERVE FOOTBALL The Junior Chemic eleven under Coach Bob Stoppert played a seven game sched- ule this year, winning four and losing three. Minus several of last year's key players, the J. V.'s were an impressive, hard fighting team. The J. V.'s defeated the Clare 'B' team 2.5-0. The next week the reserves ventured to Saginaw and won 8-O. The Bay City Handy eleven were the next team to play host to Midland, and the Chemics won 39-7. Mt. Pleasant came to Midland next, and Midland was beaten, 6-O. Arthur Hi1l's I..umberjacks proved to be too mighty for the fighting reserves, and they lost 36-ZZ.. Alma was beaten next by Midland, 20- 15. The Wolves of Bay City Central ended the season for the J. V.'s, and Bay City won 33-O. Schedule opp. M. Sept. 20 Clare 0 25 27 Saginaw 0 8 Oct. 4 Bay City Handy 7 39 11 Mt. Pleasant 6 O 18 Arthur Hill 36 22 25 Alma 15 20 Nov. 1 Bay City Central 33 0 Row 1: Berryhill, Williams, Tucker, Krueger, Balwinski, Smith, Craig, Walker, Grebe, Prosser. Row 2: White, Engle, Hopper, Keyes, McWethy, Archer, Jozwiak, Varner,Iohnson, Bliss, Chase, Ronan, Weymouth, Coach Bryan. Row 3: Fulkerson, Hess, Heindel, Waldron, Braden, Wildes, Debong, Rivard, Arbury, Arthur, Ballard, Cordes, Sippel, Hoffman, Smith, Pagel, Haskins, Townsend, Bar- rons, Rooker, Coach Stoppert, Coach Trombley. Missing- Ivan. Tom Shaffner, on the run. 0awcLfwZ, atep lg awp... CROSS COUNTRY The 1951 Cross Country team won four and lost four meets. Charles Temple was our number one man for the season. Chuck broke the school record for the two mile run run in 11:02 minutes. This year brought the promise of another ace cross country runner, Barry Soronen. Twenty six boys reported to Coach Harrold, the largest group ever out for this sport. The team placed 5th in the Has- ting invitational meet and 13th in the state meet. The schedule was: Opp. Sept. 19 W Bay City Handy Z6 L Bay City Central Oct. 4 W Flint Central 6 Hastings Hill and Dale Meet 45th place, ll L Alma 17 Bay City Handy, Flint Northern fZ.nd placel Z3 W Merrill, Hemlock Nov. 3 State Cross Country Meet fl3th placel Row 1: Chapman, Shaffner, Baxandall, Mayer, Bowen. Row 2: Wierman, Cross, Bailey, Black, Zaharee, Temple. Row 3: Coach Harrold, Johnson, Davidson, Johnson, Hepinstall, McMillan, Soronen, Rhein- hart, Morris, manager. In the llomecom.ng, election Ann Shawwas voted official Homecom- ing queen and Connie Wegner was voted Senior Class Representativeto the Queen's Court. The snake dance and bonfire were a fine beginning for the Homecom- ing festivities which were held October 4-6. It couldn't have been a more perfect day for the Homecoming Parade, in which the Dramatics Club's float won first place. 'WW 'Qu 7476-file of ide aecwm - - Qfamecammg Our beautiful queen and her court were admired, although we lost our football game to Bay City Handy. Although Ann Shaw was elected our Homecoming queen, Connie Wegner reigned over the activities because Ann was ill. Connie and her escort, Jack Haskins, lead the grand rnarch at the Homecoming Dance which climaxed our Home- coming activities. Ann sent a letter to the student body showing her appreciation for the honor of being chosen Home- coming queen, although she was unable to reign over the activities. - S,-174 ff'-, :Fa--f.,, ' W. yur., Hi- 4-f,4 '.'.-Q' . 51351. 5-'t'-1-it: 3. ' V. -.,,s sv., .. ,ge T: 913,-7.., .,' . ' gl. L'---, -g -.xigl f.- 'wig QQ- -.3 'Q-7-.2-s..,, , 1- --fx.,-,.. 'r--.-11'- M f . .25-,-.-Y Kiiit, , SL: 'Q1f '1'x1' I, - . I .,i:a,.4.Q:.-N -, Q xy yi Q-s I ' Nqx, r. ' ' -. NE,-. ' . S. rf Q, 1. N ' ' . 4-.px .,- f ix. Nav Ann and Connie both had the honor of being crowned Homecom- ing queen. Right: Sophomore representative Yvonne Franklin and Junior repre- sentative Nancy Bouma watched Connie as she crowned Ann Queen, When registering in September there were always changes to be made. Super entertainment at the Annual Hobo Hop! The football fans never lost their pep. ffm exciting 04466 wad cz yacc! degcmcng. Below: Being, late was nothing unusual for Lucy Blackburn. There were many others in the same boat too! Upperclassmen were a bother! rf .., or Rough, but exciting! It was work, but fun to prepare the Our last footballgame of the season was Homecoming float. played in a foot of snow. 45 77Zafze , The hunter home from the hunt. ffl George Bakeman brought home his buck. A lot of time and energy was spent in order that wemight have a fine football team. 660. No shoes! One of the most comfortable dances of the year, The Lumberjackf' ,x Q., 5.5 f mlm 1 f A l 20CcfzZ'C'! fjwffwdfilqw W 514 mf' Af, , ' 'mr , 4 , , 7 Q . A QA pw W, V my p 0 3 f ,, Q ' Y 4 5? 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Sue Putnam, William Randall, William Rapp, Joseph Ratz, Donna Rapanos, John Reid, Donald Reilly, Mary Rehkopf, Rhoda Retherford, James Rhyne, Barbara Richardson, Janet Rivard, Rodney, Robbins, Sally Roberson, Larry Robertson, Dennis Robinson, Edwin Robinson, Dean Rolfe, Frances Root, Nathan Root, Rosalie, Ross, Terrance Rowe, Ronald Samsel, Thomas Sanderson, Richard Sasse, Jane Ann Scharich, Mary Lou Scheibner, Esther Schick, Bernard Schornak. Patricia Schrieber, Sharon Schwartz, Thomas Schweigert, Thelma Scott, LeRoy Shaffner, Thomas Shepherd, Lawrence Sherwood, Shirley Short, Karen Showalter, Treva Shrier, Edwin Siebert, Gerald Siebert, Wilbur Siler, Ann Skym, Howard Sloan, Mary Smith, Larry A. Smith, Larry L. Smith, Maureen Smith, Vera Smith, Wesley Jr. Solosky, Thomas Soronen, Barry Spencer, John Sprague, Earl Staley, Dennis Stark, James Srenger, Robert Stolsmark, Duane Strayer, Ernest Sundeck, Janet Supinger, Robert Sweebe, Myrna Sweebe, Patsy Sweebe, Wanda Taylor, Mary Ellen Teal, Richard Tepper, Shirley 3 L v n -z 1 Q 4'v . bf' Y, ,L af? ar L 'Vu '22 's- ner I r Z 5 , A as, x:'A 1-v .Sf- iv ya 4- .s y- Q' .. , A r ' fr iff bl E' YF in fi Q . T Q5 ' 'T' -0 - 1 4. - ' Q A- if - V 172 Q ti - 1. -- I ,C l V- 4 ' Ii' 1: 4 5 ' '11 E' T lg, fr . -fuk Av- i- lv! 'tv' 5' Sv- ,.L'. , . 1 5' is S of- 'z P1 nf - Q' IZ 3 .. -g , :is 0 . , hr' 2 Y' 5. N Q ' ve 4 Q74 ? S--2 QW 5 . 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'cg ,, v Q ,N - t 1 R 1 e .1 'D , , Q' . ...A I 3 u K A , . . . cs J R 'N 7' ' I - 5. 5 I- 1- J, are - T ' i . . 5 M f XJ :Q xkA,,,M-A ' ' . .A K I ' 'B 5- .. D V A-M fy :LQ if ' , ' 4v S S T -.- J . ' ' ' A J l gl 'W if ' ' ' 1 J , v vs J . , - L T x o 3 3 J ' y , rf T 5' . 'rf-' - ' 1 V lf. c ,-5 5 9- ' , 5 :v 'I Ozgmzdycufiacw - SWITCHBOARD CLUB USHERS CLUB VARSITY CLUB OLYMPIC CLUB SCIENCE CLUB CONSERVATION CLUB COMMERCIAL CLUB RETAILING AND OFFIC VIC TRIBUNE STAFF ANNUAL STAFF Row 1: Corey, Maxwell, Brines, Wegner, Tweedie. Brown, Fayerweather, Batdorf. Row 4: Bailey, Has- Row 2: Linden, sponsor, Shaffner, Haskins, Duel, Dore- kins, Hierholz, Stumpfig, Armstrong, Hilderley, mire, Grasley, Sweebe, McMillan, Maxwell. Row 31 Johnson, McDonald. Row 5: Conklin, Moore, Craig, Bryan,sponsor, Connelly, Se11ards,Juckniess, Milner, Dunn. Chairman, Dave Hilderley presented a radio to high salesman of the magazine drive, Pat Hepinstall. 1951-52 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council began to function in the spring of 1951 with its new officers. The first duties of the council were to arrange dance dates, and concessions for football games. Also, two delegates, Laura Tweedie and John Corey, were elected to attend the National Conference of Student Councils at Wellesley, Massachusetts. The major project sponsored by the coun - cil was the magazine drive. With Dave Hil- derley as magazine drive chairman, over 57,800 worth of magazine subscriptions were sold. Homecoming activities, which were partially supported by the council, included a snake dance and bonfire coronation of the queen, parade, and dance. A cheer contest sponsored by the Student Council had a very good response, and pro- vided the school with some new cheers. Many other projects such as assemblies, honor awards,pep meetings, choosing cheer- leaders, and decorating the school, kept the students and the teachers cheerful and in good spirit. Most important were the excel- lent co-operation of the representatives and sponsors, Mr. Linden and Mr. Bryan, and the willingness to get things done. 44 Student Council officers for 1951-52 were: Willard Maxwell .............. Treasurer Barbara Brines . . . ........ President John Corey ............... Vice President Connie Wegner ......... Publicitl' Chairman The council's competent secretary, Laura Tweed- le was absent the day the picture was taken. QMIQF' epzeaeatdag tie atcwleaz' Zadq, , . Barb Brines and Mary Ann Milner fixed the bulletin board which was donated to the school by the class of '48 and '49, The Student Council put up all the Christmas decorations in the halls. These decorations gave a Christmas spirit to those last few days before vaca- tion. E.. time. dum-.. .. i...... 4 Club officers must talk over the many problems which arise. DRAMATICS CLUB The Dramatics Club, open to all interested students, has as its chief aim the providing of experience in all phases of play production to as many of its members as possible. Opening the 1951-52 season, Green Val1ey, a comedy-fantasy was pre - sented November 30, 1951. Over sixty members of the club were in the cast and in production staff po- sitions. ln March 1952 an evening of one-act plays was presented to the public, with students directing the three plays produced. As an organization serving the interests of the school as a whole, the Dra- matics Club participated in several activities, such as serving food at three home football games, sponsor- ing a school dance in January, and sponsoring the spring speech con- tests in declamation, oratory, and dramatic reading. Club parties, open meetings at which outstanding speakers or entertainment was pro- vided, andthe annual spring banquet in May to honor members who had earned enough credit to become members of the National Thespian Dramatic Honor Society rounded out the 1951-52 school year. The dramatics club presented a play at the State Street P. T. A. ar Christmas Club Officers 1951-52 President ............. . . Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer Librarian . . Sponsor . . . . . James Harris . . Marcia Brown . . .Paula Bare . . Janice Hansen , , Marlo Davison Leilha V. Perkins 1 :if Q9 'I S a'- .FH nf Q L . X E A, was-'i. xy ,K .ffl E .. '13 I .,.f-A' 6 T :Q Hz' vw ' Q 5 1 ' VY ' 1 ff! ,A VV 1 . , ', ' v, 4, ww' ne qv , ' ffm :1j, f 1 'I W L , Y X A ' 'V f I 3 lf if ,, fr an f, , ,eg -, ' , . M- + ' H f ' K D ' 4' , 4: I , Y 1 is if ff Q' n. 1 , . -9: ,K ' VV if , WV! 1 La 3 ,, . e - f . Ls' v, , 4 , .ps Q V 15. i., 'U if gg gg in ,iv 3, , W 4, M E., qi? ,U 9 ..,, up H was 'V aa 1 'Pr 'Q 9 ' as is Je- af .. . 3,21 2 fl fm 1? wr' Q vw, if W 'V ,Q H, We 5 2 e Qx' in K an qv 5 ,'? A+ 4 f y if JK if ffl? 5 ff , A ,, ., if , 1 ,M 54515 5zjLf'f,i y 'wil ' fm. 1? fi' I N 'Qt 'Y 4, . - ig Q Sl 4 Q ,Q iw ,V Q S Q Q. ROW ONE: Asch, Maxwell, Copus, Zaharee, Rice Arm- strong, Hilderley. ROW TWO: Mr. Griffin, Co-sponsor Hepinstall, Copus, Haskins, Hierholzer. Merritt. Haskins MacArthur, Mr. Clark, Co-sponsor. Row THREE: Baxl andall, Closs, Bakeman, Robertson, Robinson, Harris. Campbell. ROW FOUR: Brown, Schwartz. Barber, Coal- Hl-Y CLUB The Hi-Y Club completed another constructive and enjoyable year under the capable leadership of Mr. Griffin and Mr. Clark. Several service projects were ac- complished by assisting the Salvation Army in delivering its Christmas bas- kets and sponsoring the Homecoming Parade. After ayear's lapse,the Sod- buster, first dance of the year, was successfully sponsored, with all the profits going to the newly arrived Soph- omore Class. Delegates were sent to the Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y Legislature in Lansing, and tothe Older Boys Conference in Grosse Pointe. Several of the officers also spentavery interesting week last sum- mer at Camp Hayo-Went-ha, the State Y, M. C. A. Camp, Among a number of worthwhile speakers who entertained the club, one of the most outstanding was Rabbi Krat- zenstein of Bay City, The biggest event of the year for all members was the minstrel show put on for the general public in February. eg:- W'- '4o HI-V INR well, Craig, Smith, Stenger, Chapin. ROW FIVE: Wil- son, Kahn, Hall, Bass, Closs, Lutz, Beale, Key, Stems, Corey. ROW SIX: Beck. Wilson, Wildes, McDonald. ROW SEVEN: Wierman, Bowersox, Soronen. Temple. ABSENT: Richards. Iozwiak. Offic er s Bill Zaharee Religious Chairman Willard Maxwell Social Chairman Larry Copus Secretary Peter Armstrong President Ben Rice Treasurer David Hilderley Vice President TRI-HI-Y The Tri-Hi-Y Club, sponsored by Miss Spad- afore, has included again this year service, social, educational and religious activities in the club's program. The social activities were well taken care of by several parties scattered throughout the year. The club attended various churches period- ally, and for one service project they gave food to welfare, and a highchair to the hospital. Outside speakers and movies were brought in as part of the educational program. The club sent representatives to. the annual State Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Legislature in Lansing again this ye ar. The Cotton Cabaret, the club's annual dance, wound up the club's program for the year. S. Officers The rummage for the Tri-lli-Y's sale had to President-H--H ---U-Dorothy Seuards be sorted before the shoppers arrived, Vice President ---- ------------ R uth Klaus Secretary -------- ---- M ary Louise Swinehart Treasurer ---------- ------' G lenna Schreiber Service Chairman . . . ........ Pat Craig Social Chairman . . . . . Mary Peterson Religious ......... . . Connie Blessing Education Chairman. . . . . Marilyn Reece Sponsor ....... . . Miss Spadafore Row l: Craig, Peterson, Klaus, Sellards, Reece, Swinehart, Schreiber. Row 2: Kinney, Smith, Scoles, Coleman, Shaw, Mayo, Bolton, Weymouth, Swan, Shaffner, Vogel- sang, Lynch, Bertulcit, Row 31 Miss Spadafore, Siler Marshall, Graslcy, Limberg, Croope, Todd, Milner Dudewicz, Carney, Curtis, Short, Anderson. Row 4: Ball Shudarlx, Soronen, llendricksen, Sippel, Stearns, Doggett Kieffer, Hansen, Schornak, Mudd, Patterson, Maurer, Jones. Row 5: Arndt, Gravis, Green, Sinclair, Kosht, Starlz, MacDonald, Lowry, Abernethy, Kaweck, Bliss, Biron, Dean. Row 6: Siveebe, Wecker, lloussinan, Bliss, Sasse, Doll, Bare. Row T: Schreiber, Gorham, llubbard, Elxey, Bouma. Absent: Sweebe, Blessing, Brown, Scott, Coleman, lloolcer, Pellerin, Reilly, 'l isdale. The Latin Guild initiatesa newunsuspecting member, The Lurnberlack Dance, with its clever decorations, was a high spot in the club's program, Row lc Doughty, llepinstall, Lynch, Linton, Armstrong, Eyre, Mayo, Bonvouloir, Anderson, Bell, Row 2: Bradley, Gravis, Utter, Retherford, Ludy, Porath, Stewart, Kelly, Doggett llan'en Tower Maxwell Row3 MissGau hai , 1 f i . I ' 3 l. sponsor, Smith, Stumpfig, Brines, Sippel, Maier, Lund- quist, Crandall, Laur, lless, Schroeder, Baker, Row 4 lleindel, Schwartz, Fayerweather, Eisenman, Todd,, LATIN GUILD The Latin Guild, containing ap- proximatley one hundred members, initiated it's new members at the Community Center in an informal ceremony. Officers for 1951-52 were: Sponsor, Miss Gaughan, Consul, Charles Hall, Praeter, Janet Brinesg Scripter, Phyllis McMillan, Quaestor, Dick Rhinehart, Senators, Jean Fayer- weather, Tom Schwartz, Nancy Grewe, Ginger Bonvouloir,Walter Buhler and Mary Julia Baker. The Guild placed second in the Homecoming Parade with the float Ole King Cole. The Lumberjack Dance was sponsored by the Guild for the whole school and turned out to be a great success. Interesting decorations of lumberjacks, axes, saws, trees, and stars filled the gymnasium. Several Guild parties were held at the Community Center with games and refreshlrients. The annual Roman Banquet closed the year, with the first year members acting as slaves for the second year members. Schreiber, Collinson, Benford, McMillan, Pellerin, Sippel, Sherk, Row 5: Walker, Davidson, Eaton, Milner, Stiefel Hubbard, Schmidt, Wenglikowski, McIntyre,Grebe, Marx: Row 6: Hall, Kahn, Hane, Barrons, Spencer, Dean, Doggett, Perry, Row 7: Reid, Waldron, Ronan, Rhinehart, Williams Church, Dast. Ninth grade members do not appear in they picture. N T l I Row l: Crosby, Cltilo, Finney, Malone y, TepPer,Ly1ieii. Anderson, Rowzlz Wolf, Bliss, Youngs, Bliss, Todd, Bliss, Row 55: Coalwell llendricksen, LaMee,Tril1dale, Tlinrlow, fa' 4 6 l,i1'nbi1rg, Elvey, Lefler, Carney, Row 'lg lxlorden, dn az JA OUI SI Officers are: President . .... . . . Gilbert Maxweri Vice President .... Secretary Treasurer . Student Council Rep. . . , . , Liiann Bliss .. . , Paula Hare . . Robert joiiiifon The Ja Oui Si Club was made up of about seventy French and Spanish students who were taking or had taken one of these courses. The club was established for purely social reasons and held meetings every other month. The Ja Oui Si Club was financed by selling candy at football games and by dues. Some of the meetings that were sponsored were: the initiations, where everyone had a rollicking good time, a Christmas party, at which Z5 cent gifts were exchanged, A Val- entine's Day Party and a Spring Banquet. Sponsors of the club are Miss Russell and Mrs. Springberg. bl Shudarlx, Kieffer, Srnitli, Straubel, Maelloriald. Rom Baker, Chapin, Kaweck, Bennett, laclgmii, Rexer. Rom Deltn, Brooks, Sweebe, Juckniess, Hooker, Yascolt. Rem' Maxwell, Keyes, Howe, Bewalda, Bare. If If am., 4 u'!ll'0 'sfi Row 1: Mosher, Varner, Hockemeyer, Graham, Yoder, Borland, Craig. Row 2: McMillan, Garner, Anger, Longs- dorf, Maursey, Miller, Nelson, Mr. lleatley-co-adviser, Row 3: Mr. Campbell, co-adviser, Hassen, llerkner, Mackey, Spencer, Louchart, Hockemeyer, Johnson, Sweebe Row 4: Bacon, Loebrich, Sias, man, Phillips, Yoder, Keyes. Mieske, Hyatt, Acker, Miller, Campau, Wendt, Bakeman Kindy. Row 5: Thomas, Woodruff, Hoff- Sampier, Townsend, Chapman, Hignite Row 6: Isham, Capyak, Joynt, Gransden Hunt, Mason. F.F.A. AND F.F.A. AUXILIARY The Midland Chapter of the Future Farmers of America is a member of the State and National Asso- ications. Its major objectives are leadership training, cooperation, community service, thrift, parlia- mentary procedure, supervised farming, recreation and citizenship. The F,F,A, was organized in 1942 and holds meeting each Tuesday which consist of business and instructional programs. Its purposes are IOCI1- courage an interest in outdoor life, to bring about an understanding and appreciation of country life, to improve agriculture and home beautification and to develop leadership, cooperation and community service. Although the F,F,A, and F,F,A, Auxiliary are two separate organizations, they work together on many of their activities, Their activities consist of home proiect work, conservation, and home beautification, Many of the members exhibited proiects and continued to work on the Farm and Youth Fair which tiey helped to start several years ago. They directed the parade and program at the bonfire the evening before Homecoming, and entered a float in the Homecoming Parade, They also planned the annual Harvest Festival, an all-school party, an award and achievement night for the F,F.A. groups,and a program with entertainment for the Adult Classes. Four boys attended the State Conservation Camp at Ludington and two girls and one boy attended the NationalLeadership Training Camp, Camp Miniwanca,at Shelby, Michigan. Four officers attended the Northeastern Michigan Officer Training Camp at Roscommon. Ten Members attended NationalF.F,A Convention at Kansas City, Missouri, and one member was in the National F.F.A. Chorus. The Midland F,F,A, placed in the Gold Division ofthe State Best Chapter Contest and the National Best Chapter Contest for the second consecutive year, The members entered teams in Public Speaking, Dem- onstration, and Parliamentary Procedure in the winter contest and made gold ratings in allof them. Teams were also entered in the Livestock, Dairy, and Poultry Judging in June at M.S,C, and received Bronze, Silver and Gold ratings. Four members were awarded the State Farmer Degree and one member, Delmar Tomlinson, was named one of the Star Farmers of Michigan. The Chapter received a rating of excellent in the Chapter Farming Program. The members of the Girls Auxiliary work with the boys, and together, they tnake a broad program of xiork for the community in service to other groups by trying to work for the community as well as for t emselves. 52 SWITCH BOARD CLUB r 4 0 L b I -:nr Rowl: Bartos, Martin, Mc Donald. Row 2: Mr, Dersnah, Moore Casey, ll skins, Mr, Carlson, The Switchboard Club was composed of six student members, two from each of the three classes, and two sponsors, Mr. Dersnah and Mr. Carlson. The members were in charge of auditorium lighting and sound equipmentg scoreboard, P,A, system, and intercom for basketball gamesg lights and sound for football gamesg and lighting and sound equipment for school dances. Maintenance work was done Saturdays and after school by the senior members. PRO.lEC'l'0R'S CLUB Thr Projector's Club was a service organization. Projector operators were furnished for teachers and others when needed, The club also sponsored the noon- hour movies. The officers included: President , ....... . . . . . . . . .... lack Mayer Vxct- Pres, and Student Council Rep. . . .LeRoy Dunn Secretary-'l'r-.fasurer ...... . .... James Oldham Row l: Mr, Peets fsponsorj, Powell Dunn, llassen, Vaughn. Row 2: Gunter man, Tower, Oldham, Dean, Weaver. C2 X Row l: Shaw, Sweebe. Martin, Grasley. Row I-lendricksen, Winn, Scoles, Weymouth, Sasse. Row 3: Mr, Keyser -- sponsor, Croope, Swan, 'Q Dunham, Mr. Clark -- sponsor. Row 4: Klaus Gravis, Bare, Morden, DeGeer. Row 5: Arndt Ward, Hepinstall. 74 cfzedld Za my 445405 ,..,, USH ERS CLUB The Ushers Club was a service club for the school. Seating students in assembly and patrons at basketball and football games, and directing parents at open-houses were only a few of the duties performed by the members. Among other things, Junior and Sophomore ushers assisted in the activities during graduation. The club also sponsors a dance annually. This year the Ushers Club sponsored the Homecoming Dance. Members of this organization receive pins after two and three years of active participation in the club. USHERS CLUB OFFICERS President . .... . . . Darlene Swcebe Vice-President .......... .... lx iary Winn Secretary-Treasurer . ............. Ann Shaw Student Council Representative . . . Phyllis Grasley Sponsors ....... . . . Mr. Keyser and Mr. Clark 55 V 1'.-', -3 ,..,, X 1 - 3 4, Q 1 CLUB VARSITY The Varsity Club, composed of letter winners in a competitive sport, was sponsored by Mr. Carey and Mr. Barclay. The very successful M Dance was one of the many activities sponsored by the club. The proceeds from the dance were donated to the Midland Quarterback Club, which is heading the drive to solicit funds for a much needed electrically oper- ated scoreboard for the football field. It is believed that the money for this worth-while project would be raised by the close of the school year. This year they also entered a float in the Homecoming parade and sold plastic cushions at the football games. The officers of the club were: Jack Has- kins, President, Tom Ball, Vice President, Larry Hepinstall, Sec- retaryg Tom Johnson, Treasurer, and John Moore, Boy Representitive. Row l: Hepinstall, Moore, Haskins, Johnson, Ball. Row Then had their ideas for a scoreboard too 2: Merritt,Staley,McMillan,Sugar, Baxandall, Ostrander, Closs, Whipple, Harrison, Scofield, Campbell, Degeer V Q llierholzer, Haskins, Copus, Row Jig A.ch, Brown, Love, Chapin, Everson, Church, Row 5: Allswede, Mayer Sor Arndx, Corey, Duliide, Robertson, Beck, Maxwell. Row 4: onen, Hane, Wilson, Beale, Closs, Temple as Row 1: Cross, Fick, Kenny, Cadman, McMullen, Dach- Ellis, Bush Bourne Sweebc Mclxett Williams Row 4 steiner, Rice,Moutsatson. Row 2, Graves, Hart, Patterson. Gooch,Stearns Waskevich Mosher Carney Tucker Love Munger, Dunne, Nemeth, Purves,Doil, Maxwell, Collinson, Green, Neeb Hcpinstall Freeman llanson Ranger. Row 3: Miss Campbell, Laur, West,Gooch, Smith, 1 S,aafaz'man45c,b. can czdmm. OLYMPIC CLUB President . . . . ..... Pat Hepinstall Vice President . . . . Irene Moutsatson Secretary ....... ..... lx lary Carney Treasurer ....... . . Nancy Dachsteiner Student Council Rep. .......... Dixie Maxwell Among the intramural sports sponsored by the Olympic Club were speedball, volleyball, basketball, badminton, softball, and bowling. The Olympic Club's volleyball Sportsday on January 12 was a very successful event, with Midland teams taking first and second places. Visiting schools were Bay City Central, Bay City Handy, and Mount Pleasant. General chairman for the gathering was Mary Carney. In the fall, the club sponsored an all-school dance, The Football, with Dolores Neeb as general chairman. Other projects during the year were the selling of candy and popcorn at the football games and the selling of booster pins during basketball season. As usual, the year was climaxed by the annual mother-daughter awards banquet in May. 57 if ,,,-p ii, - ll 'X In Ii1iSPiCILlI'CiSW421lIBCIillClI,WVOI'l'4iIlQ, on the chibk ionization prrrecr, Q 1 THE SCIENCE CLUB Mr, Tweedic, hesidw IL-aching,Chr-rnisrry, sponsored the Science Ciuhand acrgd as the Schoo1's photographer. I - I 1 Several brudunrf were irmresn-d in doing photographic work in thu dark morn, Pic- tured herc are Janice Stearns and janet Dorernirc. Row l: Bartow, Kinney, Fillmore, Showalter, Maxwell, Short, Woniorcik, Row 2: Miss Kakkuri, Elvey, Coleman, Elvey Tisdale, Smith, Austin, Brown, Marshall. Row 32 Rhyne, Pank- hurst, Doil, Swecbe, Bliss, Dchn, Bliss, Trombley, Sherwood Siler, Myers, OFFICERS Dixie Maxwell . . . . ............. President Kay Tisdale . . . . Vice President Barbara Bliss . . . ....... Treasurer Charlene Elvey . . . .......... Secretary Wanda Sweebe . . . . Student Council Ren. Miss Kakkuri . . ......... Sponsor CCNSERVATION CLUB The Conservation Club was compsoed of a group of boys in- terested in the wise usage of our natural resources. The club met every Wednesday, the eighth hour. Movies, discussions, fieldtrips, guest speakers, and parties made up a variety of programs. The officers were: President, Ken Maurseyg Vice President, Richard Hunt, Secretary, .Tack Mayer, Treasurer, LaVerne Feathersg Warden, Richard Fettersg Student Council Representative, Ray Conk- lin. The club this year was small, but with the waste of our forests, minerals, water, and wildlife, becoming a still greater problem, we hope more boys will become interested in Conservation in the future. COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club was spon- sored by the Business Education Department. Membership was limited to students enrolled in one or more business classes. The purpose of the club was to encourage friendship and co-operation among its mem- bers. This picture shows some ofthe members working on a tree-shrub map of our school campus. Q' '-.. . ,Q 'Ol '--in 5 F: I' I ' Members of the club included: Aaron, Ackerman, Arm- hruter -Xrnold Arthur Ayer Badder Ballard Batdorf 5 , 1 l , , , ' Y, , , , Bensch, Brown, Brown, Brown, Callow, Campau, Camp- belliiarey, Cassaday,Chritz, Coleman, Columbus, Con- nelly Corner, Crall, Crocker, Davis, Debolt,Dehn, Den- nison, Drew, Duel, Dul.ude, Finnev, Frost, Frizzle, Glas- gow, Gooch, Hawk, Henderson, Hickerson, Hock, Hock- enicyer, lloggard, llollingshcad, Hoover, jozwiak, Kenyon, Du f'lAU tl f Kilbreath Kitzman Lalwiee La low Lewis Lincoln Mac- , , . lp . -, ' , Laren, Marquiss, Martin, Mapes, Mapes, Mason, Melchi Merritt, Murphy, Myers, Nightlinger, Nightlinger, ,Novak Prewnzniak, Pierson, Reinke, Reinsmith, Rhyne, Ripke Schultz, Schultz Sk m Smith Sonnenhera Starks Sul- , Y . . ,, , livan, Syckle, Taylor, Thomas, Tiede, Tracy, Tucker Tucker, Voorhees, Waskcvich, Wing, Winslow, Winslow Wint, Zahm, Hock. RETAILING AND CFFICE CLUB The 1951-52 Retailing and Office Club of Midland High School had the largest enrollment since it was organ- ized. The officers of the club were: Sherron Reinsrnith, President, Mildred Carnpau, Secretary, Bob Ballard, Treas- urer, and Angie Connelly, Student Council Representative. Officers for the Office Division of the club were: Donna LaMee, Vice- Presidentg Doris Drew, Secretary, and Angeline Armbruster, Treasurer. The Officers for the Retailing Div- ision were: Floyd Brown, Vice-President, Aletha Schultz, Secretary, and John Nightlinger, Treasurer. Other events of the year included a picnic, the annual Hobo Hop , a chick- en dinner, and a Christmas Party. On January 12 and 13, five mem- bers attended the Delegates' Convention at St. Mary's Lake. The District Meet- ing was in March, and the State Mem- bership Convention was at East Lansing in April. The club ended the year with its annual awards banquet in May, by en- tertaining their employees. A bunchofbunisat the Hobo Hop , VIC TRIBUNE STAFF The Vic Tribune Club, besides getting out the regular 16 issues of the school paper, under the skillful leadership of Rae Ann Kieffer, Editor-in-chief, took charge of concessions at one game, sold candy during the noon for the greater part of the year, and held its annual dance on the 8th of February. With Connie Wegner as Quill and Scroll editor, the club joined this honorary journ- alistic society in December of 1951, and sent in literary contributions at the close of each six weeks period. The usual prizes were offered for the best efforts in either of the following fields: short story, and essay. The Vic Staff was composed of 16 regular members for the 1951-52 term. ,Wi 'MJ Row 1: 13Ch5'3il,1VL'f.lllCI', Kieffer, Row Z: Pellerin, Mycrl, iilvey. Mr2, Richards. Row 53: johnsori, Sasse, MacDonald, Carney, Row 45 Coalwell, B iker, Church, Closl. Row 55 Clues, Vander- till. 41 -ur' X X Those with a sweet tooth helped to finance the Vic Tribune. Hard work went into r llew-rnapcfr, he production nf the sc ionl 5 I 0 QQ A I iwirtnt-r, before IT was rwr1mt-J, T. XX - x- X 'S x ,X N R 'S ANNUAL STAFF Editor, Janet Fayerweather, Junior Editor, Paula Bare, Stnphomore Editor, Nancy Eyre, advisor, Mr. Coanesg and the staff would like to present this Chemie to you. Many new ideas and lots of hard work make up this High School Annual, which we hope will bring Advisor, Mr, Coaues gives some tips to the YOU treasured memories ln Years junior and Sophomore Editors, Pauiaiiare and to come! Nancy Eyre. Row L: Benford. Hansen, Hendrickzscn, llrwggert, l.llllik'I'Q,, Bliss, Row sig I,-iyur, Vgryt-rweather, Blaclqhurar, Weng- lyncli. Rum S: Xiimi, Carmen, Cwllinsori, Prllerin, Utter, lil-imvslfi, llookcr, Sassejiler. Mr. Ljrngrxu-S, Roux 3: Runs Panersun, Frm' 75: Bail, Smith, Shudark, 5 rr neu, filir-S, Birun, Howe, liro-im, Eirrmdt, Hgnwclr, Barr. Wcnlez Shania RESERVE BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL RESERVE BASKETBALL Under the direction of Coach Robert Stoppert, the J.V. basketball team carried a heavy schedule. The J,V.'s were somewhat lacking in ex- perience, as all of Coach Stoppert's key players from last year moved up to the varsity squad. However, the J,V,'s made up in spirit what they lacked in experience. After getting off to a good start by beating Alpena's reserve squad, the Little Chemics lost a few games, sprinkling a couple of wins in between. The J,V.'s finished strong and prospects for next year look good. Y.. Nm, Duc. Jan ich 1951-52 Schedule Alpena Bay City Central Arthur Hill Flint Central Bay City Handy Bay City Handy Alma Flint Central Owosso Alma Merrill Bay City Handy Arthur Hill Owosso llarntrarncla: Opp. Q5 213 54 34 l8 49 36 30 30 '36 L32 30 51 334 27 7 M -16 '34 36 50 2- 44 5 4.0 ri 3- 33 48 .58 llf 33 Tucktr Pa as Xloorc '11 in-4 'iN x Cie 3 QCA ' 5 Joswiak, Horslcy, Gordon I 4 CI'3lQ,CUPllS,Sll'WPCl. Man- i 6 , N X agerllcindel. I ' i 1 6 .,1 1 -43 .-S ,HQSNN f gg xg' y - 'LQ'-A Kam, 1 at I Row 1: Smith, Stnmpfig. Haskins, Norton, Row Z: ' 1 PD -1 1 Haskins, Pagel, Ward, John- son. Row 3: Coach Stop- pert, Rhinchart, Osrrosky, VARSITY BASKETBALL M R O W itt, manager, Black, manager. V RON . Hslw ,B '1,0s- trander, Robertson, Harrison, Coach Barclay. ROW 3: Coach Carey, DuLude, Beck, Wilson, Hane. rHEMICyq 5 1: Closs,n1anager,Mcrr- 2' a' 'ins rovtr ' Under the capable guidance of Mr. James Barclay, the Midland Chemics completed a very successful season. The Chemics had a tough schedule this season, playing fifteen games. They had seven returning lettermen. Although the Chemics claimed a tie for first place in the Arrowhead Conference, they were defeated in a heartbreaker by Lansing Eastern in a double overtime at the Regional Play-offs. we Midland's Dick Brown was an all-stater in the Detroit Free Press and he and .Tack Haskins were honor- able mention in the Detroit Times. Midland is now looking forward to next season with five men back from this years squad and a crop of promising talent available from the J.V, squad. Wdnlez lime, img dme Last minute cramming for exams under ideal circumstances! ? f-N., Q Sweet Dreams! Asif anyone ever slept at a pajama party! Witlr u song in their lrtfzrrtv- ChristmasProgramentertainment. s., ,lf ' N E, 'L , 't ' I' I ,L x ,fd F1 T! rg. l Q ' pf 3, A fn . T N- V K g?f5, xt ., ' F af J X , . fy J' V Q X X ' J' Down yonder, at thc Hi-Y Mim- strel Show 'r Under the mistletoe-could that be a him! Junkthe hot rod . . . get a horse! 'C Mlschevious Outlaws! But oh! What fun. All School Assembly todayg Broadway, tomorrow Mensa Wand-ap, ,, One Gf thc gals that gets yelled atl Cullugc IDL y .Lava us a glimpse of the future. .2 1 5, M.N.'i4 Nl v.t 1 . W A .i,'..' uA ' .p ' . ' x 3 , 1 4 1' ti? : ' A c Y- 8 .av- 4' Quit: xg-g4r ' vb 'Q' Q VS '3 SENIORS ELAINE AARON DWAYNE ABBE JOYCE ACKERMAN DOROTHY GOFTON WHEELER Glce Club 3 Retallrng and Offrce ADAMS Club 4 Cadet Band lg Senior Band 2,3,4g Vic Tribune 25 Latin Guild 2,3,4. 744 Semaw we zeacded Me Z - JOHN ALQUIST Cross Country 3. RICHARD ARCHER Reserve Footballl,2p Varsity Foot- ball 3,4g Intramural Sports l,2,3, 4g Track l,2,3g Varsity Club 3,4. SENIORS ANGELINE ARMBRUSTER Glee Club 2.3: Small Glee Club 3: Retailing and Office Club 4: Treasurer of Office Division 4. CAROL ARNDT Latin Guild l,2,3: Treasurer 2: Annual Staff 2,3,4: Ushers Club 3,4, Dramatics Club 3,41 Band Club 3,42 U.N.Contest 3: Speech Contest 3,4: Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Choir 4. NANCY ARTHUR F .F .A .A . 2.3: Retailing and Office Club 4. VERNA AUSTIN Intramural Sports lg Girl Repre- sentative to Student Council 3: Cheerleader 3,44 Retailing and Office Club 4: Commercial Club 4. DALE BADDER Reserve Football l,2: Intramural Sports l,2,3,-lp Golf l,2,3,-1, Var- sity Club 3,4. PETER ARMSTRONG Band Clubl,2,3,4: Vice President 4:Orchestra 2,3,4: Latin Guild l, 2,3: Treasurer 3: Hi-Y 2,3,4: President 4: Speech Contest 2,3, 4:U.N. Contest 3: Golf 3,4g Stu- Council 4. DELORES ARNOLD F.F.A .A . l,2,3,4: Sentinel 3: Glee Club l,2,3g Intramural Sports l,2, 3: Olympic Club 2,31 Retailing and Office Club 4. THEODORE ASCH Reserve Basketball l,2,3: Varsity Tennis l,2,3,4: Varsity Club l,2, 3,4: Class Secretary-Treasurer 4 LEONA AVERY Retailing and Office Club -l. DUANE BADDER Reserve Football lg Varsity Base- ball l,2.3: Varsity Football 2,35 Reserve Basketball l,2. 2 9 K 1 S4 '-5' ,Q i i SENICRS GEORGE ALGER BAKEMAN Band Club l,2,33,4g Science Fair 'l. SHIRLEY L. BAKER Dramatics Club 3,4. TOM BALL Reserve Football l,2g Varsity Football 3,43 Reserve Basketball 1,25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Track l,2,3,4g Latin Guild 1,25 Varsity Club 3,4g Vice Pres. 43 Intramural 2gCadet Band l,2g Senior Band 3, 4. CHARLES BANNING F.E.A. l,2,3,4. ELIZABETH BATDORF Olympic Club 1,21 Ia Oui Si 1,23 Ushers Club 2, Cheerleaders 3,41 Speech Contest3,4p Retailing and Office Club 4, Girl Representative to Student Council 4. 72 JAMES BAKEMAN Cadet Band lg Band Club 2,3,4: Dramatics Club 2: U.N. Contest 31 COII' l,2,3,4: Hi-Y 2,3,4: Sci- ence Club 3g Science Fair 4. SUE BALL Latin Guild l,2g Band Club 3,41 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Annual staff 4. ROBERT BALLARD Reserve Football 2: Intramural Sports l,2,3g Choir 34 Boys Glee Club 35 Retailing and Office Club, Treas. 4. ROBERT BARTLETT Cadet Band lg Band Club 2,3,4p Reserve Football 25 Intramural Sports l,2. WILLIAM BAXANDALL Track l,2,3,4g Latin Guild l,2p Cross Country 2,3,4g l-li-Y 2,3,4g Varsity Club 3.4, Ja Oui Si 3: Dramatics Club 3g Exchange Stu- dent 3. SENIORS THOMAS BEALE Reserve Football l,2, Boys' Glee Club lp Reserve Baseball 2,31 ln- tramural Sports 2,3,4p Varsity Club 3,4g Hi-Y 2,3,4. VIRGINIA BENSCH Commercial Club l ,2,3g Retailing and Office Club 4, Intramural Sports l,2. MARY BIRCHARD Phoenix, Arizona 1,25 Glee Club 3.4. LUCY BLACKBURN Orchestra l,2,3,4p Latin Guild l, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3: U.N. Contest 3: Speech Contest 35 Bowling Club lg Dramatics Club 3,4g Annual staff 3.4. SALLY BLISS Ja Oui Si lg Commercial Club l Glee Club 4. WALTER BENNETT Ja Oui Si l,2,3,4q Band Club l,2, 3g Science Essay Contest 23 Sci- ence Club 3,4g Dramatics Club 2,3,4g Speech Contest 2,3,4. JAMES BERGTOLD Concordia High School 2,34 Track lg Latin Guild l. IACQUELYN BIRON Glee Club l,2,3,4g Latin Guild 1, 2,3g Bowling Club 3, Tri Hi-Y 3a 4, Dramatics Club 45 Annual Staff 4. TOM BLAKELY Latin Guild 1,25 Cadet Band l,2g Band Club 8,4. CONNIE BLESSING Ja Oui Si 1,24 Olympic Club l,:2i Inrramural Sports l,2g Band 3,-4, Choir 3,4: Tri-Hi-Y 3,41 Dra- matics Club 2,3g Science Club 3,4. 73 J' 'F is -RQ QQ Qs t. A X 1 SENIORS PATRICIA BLUBAIQGH BARBARA BRINES Class President lg Olympic Club lg Mixed Choir l,2,f3,4g Speech Contest 23 ,la Oni Si l,2g Annual Staff 253,41 Dramatics Club 2.3,-45 Treasurer 4g Ushers Club l,2,3,-lg Student Council l,2,4g President 43 D.A.R. Citizenship Award 4. FLOYD BROWN Commercial Club lg Retailing and Office Club, Vice President-1: Intramural Sports 3. JEAN BROWN Bowling Club 25 Glee Club 2,3g Small Glee Club 2,35 Retailing and Office Club 4. MARCIA GAIL BROWN JaOui Si l,2g Glee Club l ,4g Small Glee Club l,4g Choir 2,1i,4g Dra- matics Club2,3,4g Vice President 43 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Annual Staff 3,45 Student Council 4. Speech Con- test 2,3. HARROLD BRAND F.F.A. l,2: Intramural l,2,3.4. DELORES BROW N GLENDA, BROWN Glee Club l,2,3: Small Glee Club 33D1'amatiCS Club 2,35 Retailing and Office Club 4. JOHN BROWN Library Club 53,-ig President 4. RICHARD BROWN Reserve Basketball lg Varsity Bas- ketball 2,3,4g Class President 3: Boy Representative to Student Council 2g Hi Y 2,3,4p Latin Guild l,2: Golf l,2,3,4. SENIORS YVONNE BROWN Glee Club l,2g Cheerleader 3g Tri-Hi-Y 3,41 Retailing and Office Club 4. WILLIAM BUTCHER Reserve Baseball 2gReserve Foot- ball 2,31 Intramural Sports 2,3. MILDRED CA MPAU Glee Club 2,35 Class Vice-Pres- ident 3, Retailing and Office Club 4. JEAN CAMPBELL Cheerleader 3,41 Retailing and Office Club 4. EMMA JEAN CASSADAY F.F.A.A. 2,35 Commercial Club lg Intramural Sports 21 Choir 3, Retailing and Office Club 4. SALLY ANN BUSH Intramural Sports l,2,3, Olympic Club l,2,3g Latin Guild l,2. PATRICIA ANN CALLOW Glee Club l,2g Intramural Sports 1,23 Retailing and Office Club 4. CALVIN ARTHUR CA MPBELLJR. Latin Guild 1,25 Band Club l,2,3, 4, Cross Country lg Student Coun- cil 25 Ushers Club 25 Varsity Golf 2,3,4g Varsity Club 3,4g Hi-Y 2, 3,45 Class Secretary-Treasurer 3, Orchestra 4. RHEA M. CAREY Beaverton High School l,2: Glee Club 3. CAROLYN CHENEY Ja Oui Si 3,45 Intramural Sports 1. SENIORS FRANCES CHRITZ. Retailing and Office Club 4. DANIEL CLOSS Band Club 1,25 Basketball Man- ager l,2,3,45 Hi-Y 2,3545 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Vic Tribune 3,4. GORDON COCHRAN MARY IJOU COLUMBUS Band l,2,3. WILLIA M CONK LIN 76 STEPHEN A. CHURCHFIELD Projectors Club 25 U.N. Contest 35 Science Fair 3. DONALD CLOSS Band Club l,2,3,45 Basketball Manager l,25 Vic Tribune 2.3.45 Ja OuiSi 2,35 Student Council 35 Dramatics Club 35 Speech Con- test 35 Varsity Club 3,45 Hi-Y 45 Choir 4. FRANCES ANN COLEMAN Latin Guild 1,25 Retailing and Office Club 4. ANGELA CONNELLY Commercial Clubl,2,35 Ja Oui Si 35 Student Council 2,45 Retailing and Office.Club 4. RAY CONKLIN Conservation Club 3. SENIORS LARRY COPUS Ja Oni Si l,25 Reserve Basketball l,2,35 Reserve Baseball l,2,35 Hi- Y 2,3545 Secretary 4. BURR E. CORNER Cross Country Manager '25 Pro- jectors Club 3,45 Retailing and Office Club 4. PATRICIA CRAIG Glee Club 2,3,45 Choir 35 Bowl- ing Club 2,35 Annual Staff 253,42 Small Glee Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Retailing and Office Club 4. DONNA CROCKER Commercial Club lg Bowling Club lg Reserve Cheerleaders 25 Glee Club 2,35 Retailing and Office Club 4. MARIE CURTIS Plymouth High School l,2,35 Band Club45 Dramatics Club 45 Tri-Hi -Y 4 JOHN COREY Latin Guild l,2,85 Boy Represent- ative to Student Council lg Vice- President of Student Council 45 Varsity Club l,2,3,45 Varsity Tennis l,2,3,45 Band Club l,2,3, 45 Vice-President 35 Hi-Y 2,3545 Speech Contest 3. IA MES ANDERSON CRAIG F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Treasurer 45 Foot- ball lg Baseball 2. DARLENE CRALL Glee Club 35 Retailing and Office Club 4. ELNORA CROSBY Band Club l,2,3,45 Majorette l,2, 3.45 Commercial Club lg Intra- mufal SDOIIS 1.2.3,-15 Dramatics Club 1,3, HAROLD DAKIN, IR. Highland Park High School l: F. F.A. 2,35 Dramatics Club 4. 77 33 J 5 f 'T' gl 1 H S, 'b- 'US :E SENIORS PATRICIA ANN DAVIS Commercial Club l ,2,3g Retailing and Office Club 4, JAMES DEGEER, JR. Football 1,25 Boys' Glee Club lg Ushers Club 3,4. JACKIE DENNISON Retailing and Office Club 4. DUANE DREW Intramural Sports l,2,3,4g Base- ball l,2,3,4. JANE DUEL Library Club 2,3,4g Secretary- Treasurer 35 Vice-President 4. Student Council 4. Retailing and Office Club 4. 78 DONALD DEBOLT Cadet Band l,2. Band Club 3,43 Reserve Football 2.3: Reserve Baseball 3. WILLIAM H. DEHN Retailing and Office Club l,2,4. DORIS DREW Band Club l,2,3. Retailing and Office Club 4: Secretary 4. IACQUELYN DUDEWICZ Saginaw Arthur Hill High School l,2,3g Tri-Hi-Y 4. GERALD MARTIN DULUDE Tennis 2. Retailing and Office Club 4. SENICRS HARRIET DUNHAM Latin Guild l,2,3,4p Ushers Club 2,3,4g Dramatics Club 3: Band 4. EILEEN EMERSON lntramural Sports 3. EUGENIA FAYERWEATHER Ja Oui Si l,2g Glee Club l,2g Small Glee Club 1,23 Latin Guild 3,45 Choir 3,45 Bowling Club 25 Speech Contest 43 Student Coun- cil 45 Dramatics Club 4g Annual Staff 4. LA VERNE F. FEATHERS Conservation Club 35 Treasurer 3. ARTHUR FIELDS Tennis l,2. SHIRLEY DUNIPACE Long Beach, California, High School l,2,3pGlee Club 4g Small Glee Club 4. TOM FALKOWSKI Varsity Track 3,4. JANET FAYERWEATHER JaOui Si 1,2g President 2g Student Council 1,24 Girl Representative to Student Council lg Bowling Cluh lg Class Vice-President '25 Speech Contest 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3g Annual Staff 3.4: Editor 4. GLENNA FEUSSE Commercial Club lg Coleman High School 2,3. MARILYN FINNEY Glee Club 35 Retailing and Office Club 4. l l fr?-:N va- We an- l K. 'N Q' 3.6 if 'I 1 18 SENIORS RITA FREEMAN Intramural Sports 2,3,4p Bowling Club 45 Olympic Club 4. DORRIS FRIZZLE Library Club 2,35 Vice-President 3. The best years of our lives! PATRICIA JEAN GOOCH lntramuralSports l 2 3 4 Bowling Club 12 3 4 Olympic Club 4 Retalling and Offlce Club 4 ROBERT LEE GRAHAM .F A. 12 3 4- Presiden - - Uamural Sports l 2 3 4. 80 NELSON FRENC H PHYLLIS FROST Retailing and Office Club 3,4. YVONNE HELEN GORHAM Olympic Club l,2p Treasurer 25 Intramural Sports 1,25 Ia Oui Si 2: Cheerleaders 3,4g President 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Retailing and Off- ice Club 4. PHYLLIS GRASLEY Latin Guild l,2,3g Ushers Club 2, 3,44 Secretary-Treasurer 33 Tri- Hi-Y 3,4g Student Council 4. SENIORS AGNES GRAVIS Dramatics Club 13 Choir 1,2,33 Ushers Club 2,3,43 Annual Staff 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 Retailing and Office Club 4, ALBA I. GULICK Reserve Football 1, 23 Reserve Track l,2, GEORGE HANE Reserve Football 1, 23 Reserve Basketball 2,33 Reserve Baseball 23Varsity Club 2,33 Varsity Foot- ball 3,43 Varsity Basketball 3,41 Varsity Baseball 3,4, BRUCE HARROLD Reserve Football 1. SAMUEL L. HASSEN F,F,A. 1,2,3,43 Intramural Sports 23 Projectors Club 2,3,43 Choir 3,43 Conservation Club 4. KENNETH GRAY MELBA HACKETT Vic Tribune Staff 2,3. JAMES HARRIS JACK D. HASKINS Reserve Basketball 1,23 Class Vice-President 13Varsity Club 2, 3,4, President43 Varsity Tennis 2, 3,-43 Varsity Basketball 3,43 Hi-Y 43 Student Council 43 Class Pres- ident 4, ALFRED HAVAS, JR, Orchestra 1,2,3,43 Latin Guild 2 33 Dramatics Club 4. 81 Ti' l SENIORS FREDA MAY HAWK Phoenix, Arizona 1, 25 Band 35 Glee Club 3,45 Small Glee Club IRENE HENDERSON U,N, Contest 25 Dramatics Club 35 Speech Contest 35 Retailing 3,45 Retailing and Office Club 4, and Office Club 4, JERRY HEPINSTALI. Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3. PAT IIEPINSTALL Commercial Club 15 Home- making Club 1, 25 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Bowling Club 1,2, 3,45 President 1,25 Ushers Club 1 2,3,4,o1ympiec1ub1,2,3,4, seal retary 3, President. VICTOR HICKMAN Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Glee Club 25 Ja Oui Si 2,35 Dramatics Club 2,35 Choir 1,3,4. DAVID LUDINGTON HILDERLEY Student Council 2,45 Orchestra 4 Band Club l,2,3,45 President 45 Latin Guild 1,25Class President 2' lli-Y 2, 3,45 Vice President 45 LARRY HEPINSTALL Cadet Band 15 Band Club 2,3,45 Varsity Cross Country 2,3,45 Re- serve Track 1,25 Varsity Track 3,45VarsityClub2,3,45Secretary5 Latin Guild 1,25 Hi-Y 45 Science Fair 4. MITZI HICKERSON Retailing and Office Club 4 WALTER HIERHOLZER Reserve Football 1,25 Varsity Foot- ball 3,45 Varsity Track 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 1,2,3,4, Vice Pres- ident 35 Latin Guild 1,25 Hi-Y 2, 3,45 Boys' Glee Club 35 Choir 3, 45Class Representative to Student Council 4. JANICE IIOCK Vic Tribune Staff 35 Retailing and Office Club 4, SENIORS LA VONNE HOCK Retailing and Office Club 4, ROSE HOGGARD Intramural Sports 1,25 Glee Club 3: Retailing and Office Club 4. ' MARILYN HOLLINGSHEAD Glee Club 35 Bowling Club 3, BEATRICE HOOVER Beaverton High School 1,25 Re- tailing and Office Club 4. PATRICIA J. HOWE Bowling Club 1 Ol mpic Club 1 I Y 25 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Guild 1,'2,3,4: .la Ovi Si 3 45 Dramatics Club 23,45 Tn-Hi-' Y 35 Annual Staff 2,3,4, MARY B. HOCKEMEYER Retailing and Office Club 4. DAVID HOLDER Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45Varsity Club 2,3,45 Reserve Basketball Manager 1,2. ELZIE EUGENE HOLT Reserve Football 1, 25 Reserve Baseball 3, Intramural Sports 1,2, 3,45 Cadet Band 25 Varsity Foot- ball 45 Baseball 4, VIRGINIA HOUSSMAN Ia Oui Si 2,35 Bowling Club 3, Dramatics Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Science Club 3. JANICE HYDE Commercial Club 15 Glee Club 2,3,45 Small Glee Club 4. 83 ge Q 'r v --P SENIORS BETTY JESSUP Bowling Club, Glee Clubg Small Glee Clubg Choir, THOMAS JOHNSON Cross Country 3, 43 Tennis 35 Track 3,43 Reserve Basketball 3- Varsity Club 3,45 Treasurer 4. BRIAN JUECKSTOCK GORDEN JOHNSON ALICE IOZWIAK Dramatics Club I,2g Tri-Hi-Y 3, Commercial Club 3, Retailing and Office Club 73. CLARA KACZYNSKI F,F,A, I,2,3,4, Vice Prcsidentg Retailing andOfficcClub4gCen- Intramural Sports 3,4. FRANK KARTZ Intramural Sports I,2,3,4, BILL KILBREAT H Football I, 84 tral High School, Bay City, Mich- igan, NORINE KENYON Glee Club I,2,3g Retailing and Office Club 4. FLOYD KILBREATH Football I,2,3. SENIORS OSCAR KINDY ORVILLE KITZMAN F,F,A.1,2,3,4g Reserve Baseball 3g Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. RUTH KLAUS Latin Guild 1,2,3, President 25 Ushers Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary- Treasurer 2g Band Club 1,2,3,4g VIRGINIA ANN KOSHT Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Bowling Club 2, 3, Latin Guild 2g Dramatics Club 33 Annual Staff 3: Tri-Hi- Annual Staff 2,3,4g Dramatics Y 3,4. Club 3g Mixed Choir 3,4g Speech Contest 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3,41 Vice President 4. Qmdacztdaa, am goal DONNA LA MEE MARGRET LAPLOW Intramural Sports 1, 2, 35 Glee F,F,A,A, 3. Club 2, 33 Retailing and Office Club 4, Vice President 4. DOROTHY LEWIS JOE LINCOLN Retailing and Office Club 4, 'A' SENIORS fs I r, 'V if 3 'L -is 12-ff' 'VN Ai Qi - 500, if vi '27 RAY LINTON WALLACE LITTLE F.F.A. 2.3.4. GARY LOEBRICH DONNA LOYER Conservation Club lg F,F,A, 3,4. Vic Tribune Staff 11 Olympic Club 3,45 Annual Staff 3,4. PHYLLIS MACKEY F,F,A,A, l,2,3,4, JAMES D, MAC ARTHUR Ja Oui Si 1,2,3gTennis 2,3g Hi-Y 2,3,4g Cheerleader 35 Boys' Glee Club 3g Band Club 3,45 Choir 4, JOAN MAPES KATHLEEN MARQUISS Retailing and Office Club 4, Glee Club 3gRetailing and Office Club 4. BONITA MARTIN FAUNESE JUNE MARTIN Glee Club 35 U,N,Contest 3: Re- Glee Club 2,3gUshcrs Club 2,3,4g railing and Office Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 35 Retailing and Office Club 4. SENIORS FRANCIS MARTIN Switchboard Club l,2,3,4, Pres- ident 45 Band Club 2,3,45 Radio Club 3,45 President 45 Latin Guild 1,25 Science Club 4, KENDALL MAURSEY Cadet Band 15 Speech Contest 25 Cross Country 2,35 Conservation Club 2,3,4, President 4. JACK MAYER DONALD MASON WILLARD B. MAXWELL Latin Guild l,2,35 Reserve Basket- ball 15 Vic Tribune Staff 15 Tennis 2,3,45 Band Club 1,2,3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Orchestra 45 Student Council Treasurer 45 Annual staff 4. THOMAS MCCANN Cross Country 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2, Dramatics Club 4. 3,45 Varsity Club 1,2,3,45 Con- servation Club 2, 35 Projectors Club 3,45 President 4. BERNARD MC CLAIN Reserve Football 1, IAMES LEE MC DONALD RICHARD MC CREADIE CLISTA MELCHI Switchboard Club l,2,3,45 Radio F,F,A,A, l,2,3, Vice President Ii, Club 35 Choir 45 Hi-Y 45 Student Bowling Club 2,35 Choir 35 Re- Council 4, tailing and Office Club 4. 87 .1 SENIORS MARK MENZEL Latin Guild 15Cadet Band 1gBand Club2,35 U,N,Contest 25Science Fair 3, W, DEAN MERRITT Reserve Baseball 25 Varsity Club 45 Basketball Manager 3,45 Dra- matics Club 45 Hi-Y 45 Varsity Baseball 3,4. JOHN MOORE Reserve Football 15 Intramural Sports l,3,4g Varsity Football 2, 3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Reserve Baseball 35 Track 35 Boy Rep- resentative to Student Council 35 Student Council 3,-4. HOWARD MOSHER F.F,A. l,2,3,45 Boys' Glee Club 15 Projector's Club 25 Track 4. SHANNON MURPHY Dramatics Club 25 Retailing and Office Club 4. 88 W. DELORES MERRITT Ushers Club 25Ja Oui Si 35 Com- mericalClub 35 Retailing and Of- fice Club , EVA MOLDOVAN Glee Club 3,45 Retailing and Of- fice Club 4. MARVIN MORRIS MARLENE MUDD Dramatics Club 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Glee Club 45 Small Glee Club 4. PATRCIA LOUISE MYERS Intramural Sports 2,35 Olympic Club 25Retailing and Office Club 4. SENIORS ROBERT VERNELL MYERS LOWELL NELSON F.F.A. 1,2.4. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. TOM NELSON LEMBERT NICHOLS Glee Club lg Reserve Football 1, 2, Varsity Football 3,45 Varsity Track 3,45 Varsity Club 3,4. .feczfm lacing, Zamamaw IJ P '.'f' LORETTA NIEDBALA Intramural Sports 1,2, GERALD THOMAS NIGHTLINGER F,F,A 2, Retailing and Office Club 4. MARY NOVAK Intramural Sports lg Commercial Projectors Club 3,4g Secretary- Club 1,2.3: U.N. COHISSI 2: 13 Treasurer 4g Reserve Football Oui Si 3: Choir 3: Retailing and Manger 3, Track Manager. office Club 4. JAMES OLDH AM vm. 'fb- SENIORS DEE OLDS Reserve Football 13 Boys' Glee Club 1. ROBERT DANIEL OTWAY LEONARD OSTAHOWSKI ALICE PALMER Latin Guild 1,23 Science Contest 23 Speech Contest 33 Dramatics Club 3,4. We he opml foam 44075 game tageldm, 'Y fi DOROTHY JUNE PANKHURST Glee Club 1,3,43 Latin Guild 2, 3. MARY PETERSON DALE PARKINSON Intramural Sports 13 Reserve Foot- ball 1,23Track 2,33 Varsity Foot- ball 3,43 -Varsity Club 43 Track Manager 4. MARY PIERCE Dramatics Club 1,2,3,43 Speech la-Oui-Si 2,3,-13 Annual Staff 33 Contest 1,3,43 U,N, Contest 33 Bowling Club 33 Glec Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 Annual Staff 3. 90 Dramatics Club 3,-4, SENIORS S ALLY PIERSON Intramural S orts2 F F A A 2,3g P 2 . . . . Retailing and Office Club 4. BARBARA PLANTZ Latin Guild lg Bowling Club I,2, 3,4g Intramural Sports 2g U,N, Contest 2,4g Dramatics Club 3,4g Choir 3,4. IOAN PRILL Dramatics Club Ig Retailing and Office Club 4. IOHN ALEX RAPANOS Reserve Football lg Basketball lg Tennis l,2,3g Band Club l,2g In tramural Sports I,2,3. IOIIN REILLY Latin Guild lgReserxe Football I Track 233. CAROL IEANNE PIKE Glcc Club 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3: Choir fl,-lg Bowling Club 3,-1. VIRGINIA PREWOZNIAK Commercial Club 3g Tri Hi Y 3g Retailing and Office Club 4. .IESSIE PROUD MARILYN REECE Queen's Court lg Latin Guild I,2g Bowling Club 2,3g Dramatics Club 2,3g Intramural Sports 3g Tri-Hi- Y 3,4. DELORES ll. REINKE F,F,A.A,2,3g Retailing and Office Practice Club 4. if xxx kiwi SENIORS SHERRON REINSMITH BowlingClub 15Retai1ing and Of- fice Club 4, President 4, I, BENJAMIN RICE Ja Oui Si 1,2,3, Treasurer 25 Boys Glee Club 1,2,35Reserve Football 2: Varsity Football 35 Reserve Baseball2,35U,N,Contest3:Choir 2,3,45 Hi-Y Club 3,45 Treasurer 4, PATRICIA A. RIPKE Glee Club 35Retailing and Office Club 4. ESTHER RUHNAU Glee Club 3, JOAN SAUVE Saginaw, Michigan 15 Coleman, Michigan 25 Retailing and Office Club 4. 92 ELLEN RHYNE Glee Club 25 Vic Tribune Staff 2,35 U,N, Contest 35 ja Oui Si 3 45 Retailing and Office Club 4, GEORGE R. RICHARDS Band Club 1,2,35 Speech Contest 25 Latin Guild 2,3, President 3, Cross Country 2,35 Reserve Tennis 3: Hi Y Club 4. JOSEPH ROBERTS Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Latin Guild 1,2,35 Dramatics Club 35 Football 35 Track 3,45 Hi-Y Club 4. RICHARD M, RYAN F,F,A, 1,25 Intramural 1,25 Re- serve Football 1,2,3, HAROLD T, SCHLOSSER Cadet Band 15 Band Club 2,3,45 Latin Guild 1,25 Reserve Football 15 U.N. Contest 3,45 Pep Band 4, SENIORS GLENNA SCHRIEBER Latin Guild 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Treasurer 4, Girls Glee Club 3,45 Small Glee Club 4, FLORENCE SCHULTZ F,F,A,A, 233, Retailing and Office Club 4. ARDEN SCOFIELD Reserve Basketball lg Track l,2, 3,4gBand Club l,2,3,4g Secretary 4, Reserve Football 1,25 Varsity Club 3,45 Intramural Sports 4, Class Vice-President 4. ANN SCOTT Latin Guild l,2gGlee Club 2,3,4g Bowling Club 35 Dramatics Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 Small Glee Club 4. JACK SEWARD Intrarnural Sports l, 2, 3, 4, Re- serve Football l,2,3, ALETHA SHULTZ Glee Club 1,2 ,3g Retailing and Of- fice Club 4, Secretary 4. RUTH ONALEE SCHULTZ. F.F.A.A. 1.2. ELAINE IUANITA SCOLES Commercial Club l,2,3,4g Bowl ing Club 25 LatinGuild 2,33 An- nual Staff3g Dramatics Club 3 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Glee Club 3,4 Small Glee Club 4. DOROTHY SELLARDS Ann Arbor lg Girl's Glee Club 3 Bowling Club 3, Annual Staff 3 U,N, Contest 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 President 4, Student Council 4. LOIS A, SHAFFNER Latin Guild Qgla-Oui-Sl 3,43 Tri- lli-Y 3,-1. A 4,1- 'Q Z6 4 8 'SEG R. 'B1?:sv' SENIORS ARNOLD SHANGLE DUAINE SHERMAN Ja-Oui-Si lg Cadet Band l,2,3g Senior Band 4g Choir 4, MARYANNE SINCLAIR Latin Guild l,2g Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 ANN SHAW Latin Guild l,2, Secretary 2gC1ass Secretary-Treasurer '25 Usher's Club 2,3,4g Secretary-Treasurer 4, Dramatics Club 33 Student Council 33 Annual Staff 35 Trl- Hi-Y 3,4, EILEEN SHUDARK Latin Guild l,2gGlee Club l,2,3g Small Glee Club l,2,3, Annual Staff 3,4g Bowling Club 3,43 Ia Oui-Si 3,43 Choir 3,43 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. NANCY SIPPEL Latin Guild l,2,3,4g Glee Club 2 Dramatics Club 33 Vic Tribune 3, Annual Staff2,3,4g Dramatics' Staff 3. DIXIE SKYM Glee Club 35 Retailing and Office Club 4. EARL E, SMITH F.F.A. 1.2.3. 94 Club 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, JAN SLAGH Ja-Oui-Si Club 1,2,3g Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4g Speech Contest 1, 2,3,4g Cadet Band lg Track 25 Senior Band l,2,3. KENNETH S, SMITH Intramural Sports 2,3,4g Retailing and Office Club 4. SENIORS PEGGY SMITH Bowling Club l,2g Latin Guild l, ig Tri-Ili-Y 3,45 Annual Staff 3, 43 Choir 3,4g Student Council 4. JOANNE GAY SONNENBERG Glee Club lgLatin Guild 2gCheer- leader ig Retailing and Office Club 4. JAMES SPANN Basketball lgFootba1l 2, Track 2, BARBARA KAY STARK BowlingClub1,2,3gOlympicC1ub 25 Latin Guild 2, Dramatics Club 3. Annual Staff 3gChoir 3,4g Tri- Hi-Y 4. HERBERT STEWART VIRGIL SNYDER Reserve Football l. BARBARA SORONEN Wausau High School 112,33 An- nual Staff 4, Tri-Hi-y 45 Choir 4. EDWARD SRODES Vic Tribune Staff 1, Latin Guild 1,23 Varsity Club 2,3,4g Reserve Baseball l,2g Reserve Football l 2, 3, Reserve Basketball 1, 3. Varsity Baseball 3,45 Ushers Club 33 Intramural Sports 4, JANICE STEARNS Latin Guild lg Bowling Club 3,43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Olympic Club 4, Dramatics Club 4. CAROLINE L. STIEFEL Bad Axe High lg Latin Guild 2.3, 4g Dramatics Club '.Z,3,4g Glue Club 2,fl,4g Small Glee Club 2,3, 4. -an 5 C1 1 --, I 3' SENIORS HELEN STOUT RUSS SUGAR lntrarnural Sports l,2,3,45Varsity Club 2,35 Track 2,3,45 Reserve Football 25 Varsity Football 3,4, CHARLES SUPINGER Choir l,2,3,45Reserve Football l, 25 Track 35 Cheerleader 3,4. MAYO MARY SWAN Latin Guild 1,25 Annual Staff 25 Ushers Club2,3.45Dramatics Club 35Oueen's Court 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. LAWRENCE SWEEBE Intramural Sports 3, 4: Science Fair 4, 96 HELEN SUDERMAN Glee Club l,2,3,45 F,F,A,A, 3,45 Science Fair 4. KATHRYN SULLIVAN Glce Club 1,35 Retailing and Of- fice Club 4, JEAN KAY SUTHERLAND Choir l,2,3,45 Latin Guild l,2,35 Intramural Sports l, 25 Bowling Club l,2,35 Dramarics Club 3,45 Science Club 35 Science Fair 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Small Glee Club 3,4. DARLENE SWEEBE Latin Guild l,2,35 Dramatics Club 1,25 Glee Club 2,35 Ushers Club 2,3,4, President 45 Annual Staff 35 U,N, Contest 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Science Fair 4, MARY LOUISE SWINEHART Latin Guild 1, 2: Cadet Band lg Band Club 2,3,45 Drarnatics Club 35 Annual Staff 35 Bowling Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Science Club 3, 4. HELEN SYC KLE CHARLES TEMPLE endow AGNES TAYLOR Intramural Sports 1,2,3g Bowling Club lg Olympic Club '2,3g Re- tailing and Office Club 4. ESTHER THOMAS Varsity Track 2,3,4g Varsity Cross Intramural Sports 1,25 Retailing Country '2,3,4g Varsity Club2,3,4 g and Office Club 4. Varsity Club 2,3,4g Hi-Y 4. MARION THOMAS F.F.A. 3,4. ELLA MARIE TIEDE Retailing and Office Club BARBARA JOAN TUCKER Latin Guild 1gGlee Club2,3g Re- tailing and Office Club 4, CARL EUGENE THURSTON Cross Country lg Varsity Track 1, 2,3,4g Reserve Basketball 23Il'1t1'a- mural Sports 3,4g Varsity Club 3,4, GERTRUDE TRACY Retailing and Office Club 4. LOIS TUCKER Cadet Band 13 Retailing and Of- fice Club 4g Vic Tribune lg Bowl- ing Club 33 Band Club 3,4g O- lympic Club 3. 5 97 41 at endow LYNN TURNER GORDON VANDERTILL St, Mary's Muskegon lligh School lg Boys' Glee Club 2, 35 Vic Tribune 45 Dramatics Club 45 Choir 4. BIRD VINCENT F,E,A, 1,2. ELLEN RUTH EITZEN Commercial Club lg Library 25 Glee Club 3,-i. DON WALDRON Latin Guild 1,25 Reserve Football 1,25Reserve Basketball 1,35 Intra- mural Sports 1,25 Vic Tribune 15 Reserve Baseball 1,25 Ushers Club 25 Varsity Baseball 35 Varsity Football 35 Varsity Club 3,4. 98 LAURA TWEEDIE Intramural Sports 1,25 Olygnpic Club 1,25 Joi-Oui-Si1,25 Choir 1,2,3,45 Science Club 35 Tri-Hi- Y 35 Band Club 3,45 Student Council 4, Secretary 4. LESTER VARNER F,F,A, 1,2,35 Track 1,2,35lntra- mural Sports l,2,3,45 Reserve Football 1,25 Varsity Football 3, CAROL VOGELSANG Bowling Club 25 la-Oui-Si 2,35 Annual Staff 35 Dramatics Club 35 U. N. Contest 35 Tri-Hi-Y 4, HELEN VOORHEES Retailing and Office Club 4 HARRIET WALLAKER Vic Tribune 25 Glee Club 2,35 Retailing and Office Club 4. eadaw ALICE ANN WASKEVICH Intramural Sports lgRetailing and Office Club 4. TRUDY WECKER lntra mural Sports I ,2g Ushers Club 3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 43 Dramatics Club 4. WALTER WENZEL Reserve Football 1. GENE WILSON Football l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2, 3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g Latin Guild 2, 33 Hi-Y 3,4g Varsity Club 3,45 U, N. Contest 3, SALLY WING Retailing and Office Club 4, NORMA AMELIA WASMUTH Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4, CONNIE WEGNER Class Secretary-Treasurer lg Ja- Oui-Si l,2, Vice President 2, Vic Tribune l,2,3,4, Editor 35 Ushers Club 23 Girl Representative to Student Council2g Student Coun- cil 2,45 Dramatics Club 3, Tri- Hi-Y 3. VERNE WESTENDORF U, N, Contest JAMES WILSON Latin Guild l,2,3, Vice President 25 Drarnatics Club 1,2,3,4g I-li-Y 2,3,4g Speech Contest 3,43 U. N. Contest 3. MARY WINN Latin Guild l,2,3,4g Annual Staff 3,45 Dramatics Club 3,4g Ushers Club 3,4gSpeech Contest 3,43 Re- tailing and Office Club 4, 99 If i., ...Q 'tg Y' fb if 37 .F 'asv 41' endaw FAYE WINSIJOW RACHAEL ANN WINSLOW Dramatics Club 1,2gGlee Club 33 Retailing and Office Club 4. Retailing and Office Club 4. BETTY WINT KATHLEEN ELLEN WOOD Cadet Band lg Ja-Oui-Si 1,23 O- lympic Club 1,25 Intramural Sports 1,2,3g Band Club 2,3,4g Dramatics Club 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 3, PAUL WOODS, JR, DENNIS YODER Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Secretary 4gIntra- mural Sports 1,2,3,4g Reserve Baseball 3. MARY LOU ZAHM THERESA ZONDLAK Retailing and Office Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 35 Dramatics Club 4: Retailing and Office Club 4. Camera shy! JERROLD BURLINGAME LEONARD LEWIS JOHN NIGHTLINGER FRANK NOYKOS 100 adm Row 1: Charlie Temple, Alice Jozwiak, Bob Graham, Row 2: Peter Armstrong, Skip Rich- ards, Francis Martin, Jim McDonald. Row 3: Ed Srodes, Jim Bergtold, Dorothy Adams,Gerald Du- Lude. Row 4: Marilyn I-lollingshead, Mar- ilyn Finney. lack Mayer, Marlene Mudd, Wane ROW l Laura Tweedre Jean Suther land Bonnie Niartln Elnora Crosby Row 2 Jean and Janet Fayerweather Marv Hockemever Darlene Sweebe Maru Curtis Victor llrckrnan Row 'S Barbara Tucker Donna LeMee Kathleen Wood Jack Reilly, Glenda Brown, Eugene Thurston. Row 4: Tom Johnson, Donna Crock- er, Betty Jessup, Larry Hep- install, Marvin Morris,Angie Connelly, Jerry Hepinstall. Row5: Sue Ball, Virginia Kosht John Corey, Alfred Havas, Clista Melchi. Row 6: Jack Haskins,Gary Loebrich Yvonne Gorham, Walter Bennett, Ruth Klaus, Agnes Gravis, Elaine Scoles. mae, , , zzwf, Row 1: Dean and Delores Merritt, Howard Mosher and Steve Churclifield, Jackie Dude- wicz. Row 2: Bob Ballard, LaVonne Hock, Ted Schlosser, Lynn Turner. Row 3: Elaine Aaron, Virginia Houssman, Barbara Soronen, Duane and Dale Badder. Row 4: Walt Hierholzer, Pat Blue- baugh, Wally Little, Sally Pierson, Carol Arndt, Burr Corner, Yvonne Brown, Mark Menzel. Row 55 Esther Ruhnau, Arden Sco field, Mitzi llickerson, lim DeGeer, George Hane. Row 6: john Moore, BettyWint,Con- nie Blessingfiharlie Temple and sister, Ben Rice, Pinky Wilson. Wien Row 1 Barb Brines, Ann Shaw, Jim and George Bakeman, Con- nie Wegner. Row 2 Shannon Murphy, Brian Jueckstock, Tom Beale, De- lores Reinke. Row 3 Ann Scott, Dorothy Sellards Nancy Sippel, Ann Winslow Pat Davis, Mary Louise Swinehart, Harold Dakin, Bruce Harrold Alice Palmer, La Verne, Feathers, Carol Pike, Jessie Proud, Jackie Biron, Darlene Crall, Elzie Holt, Gene Wilson, Bot Otway, Frank Noykos. Arthur Fields, Barb Plantz, Irene Henderson, Joan La- Mott, Peg Smith. Row 1: Pat Callow, Pat Craig, Joe Roberts, Dorris Frizzle. Row 2: Larry Copus, Freda Hawk, Lorreta Niedbala, Duane Sherman, Jan Slagh, Row 3: Dale Altman,Shirley Baker, Dick Brown, Janice Sterns, Pat Myers. Row 4: Floyd Brown, Dan and Don Closs, Robert Myers, Sally Bliss. Row 5: Tom McCann, ,lim DeGeer, Rita Freeman, Virginia Pre- wozniak, Virginia Bensch. Row 6: Eileen Emerson, Kenneth Gray, Shirley Dunipace, Eileen Shudark and Lois Shaffner, 6 aa 7752 A PLAY IN FOUR ACTS ACT I Drrected by A E Peers Audrey Holden Stewart McDonald Marjorre Russell and Glen Cummms Presldent BARBARA BRINES Xrce Presrdent JACK H-A-SKINS Secretary Treasurer CONNIE WEGNER Student Councrl JANET EAYERWEATHER JOHN COREY The curtam rrsee as we the green freshmen anxrously plan for our frrst Homecomrng celebratron MARILYN REECE represents us on the Queen s court whrle our float takes second prrze rn the parade A eprdemre ofthe three day measles rs followed by our frrst dance the Baby Bounce presented on Febru an o after the Hamtramck game ACT II Presrdent DAVID HILDERLEY Vlce Presrdent JANET FAYERWEATHER Secretary Treasurer ANN SHAW Student Councrl CONNIE WEGNER DICK BROWN Homecomrng comes agarn as ELIZABETH BATDORF serves as Queen and the transportation for our float doesn t arrrve rn tr e for rt to be decorated We start the new year off rrght by sponsorrng the Hangover Hop after the Alpena game And oh yes we shall never forget washrng and marchrng on those govern ment surplus apples ACT III Presrdent DICK BROWN Secretary Treasurer TINKER CAMPBELL Student Councrl VERNA AUSTIN JOHN MOORE Tall and we are upper classmen at last' MAYO SWAN rs our representatrve on the Queen s court for llomecommg and the Chattanoogre Shoe Shrne Box rs the theme of our float whrch wrns second place On December 16 we present our dance The Sno Ball and on June 1 we grve thejunror Senror Prom for our graduatrng frrends Exeryone has a wonderful trme dancrng to thesmooth mus1cofKen Norman sband ACT IV Presrdent JACK HASKINS Vrce Presldent ARDEN SCOFIELD Secretary Treasure TED ASCH Student Councll ELIZABETH BATDORF WALTER HIERHOLZER In the fall of 51 we return for our last xear together as a class ANN SHAW Is chosen to rergn ox erour Homecomrng etlebratron but because of her rllness she relrnqurshes her dutres to CONNIE WEGNER our senror representatrve Peter Prper Prcked a Peck of Prckled Peppers rs the theme of our float whrch takes tnrrd place rn the parade Another last rn our hrgh schoolexperrence rs our dance The Korn Krunch cr grxen after the Grand Raprd Central football gan e February 1 approaches as the deadlrne for us to dress up rn our best for our graduatron pretures Our best actrng and stagrng abrlrtv rs dxsplayed rn the Senror Class Play Mr Berry s Etchrngs Frnally the days fly by untrl that wonderful graduatron week arrrves We pay our last book frnes grab our caps and march down the arsle to reeerwe our long awarted for drplomas 106 5 : . . -, , ' , ' ' . , V In . . . . . . . . . . . ........... . . . . . . . . . . . . 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' - I . - ' 1 J ' ' w 'vs - ' . . , MZ Wa!! 14nd We Mrdland Hrgh School s graduatrng senrors of 1952 rn the County of Mrdland State of Mrchrgan rn mrnd sound and unsound do make and declare thrs to be our last wrll and testament rn the mannerand form followrng CAROL VOGELSANG and SALLY WING wrll therr herght to Joan Juckmess and Mary Lou Rerlly Gorgeous GEORGE HANE wrlls hrs reputatron as a woman hater to Jack Barley PETE ARMSTRONG leaves wrth hrs Jokes thank heavens' I I HUTCH ALLSWEDE wrlls hrs physrque to Jrm Rether or JEAN BROWN wrlls her quret ways to Ann Dressel VIC HICKMAN leaves hrs dancrng abrlrty to the stag rne GORDON JOHNSON wrlls hrs srx weeks of summer school to Paula Bare PAT HEPINSTALL wrlls her athletrc abrlrty to Mary Ann Mrlner BOB BALLARD wrlls hrs smooth looks to Dave Ward GORDON VANDERTILL wrlls hrs serrous nature to Jerry Carrrer YVONNE GORHAM wrlls her pleasrng smrle to Mary Trombley JIM HARRIS wrlls hrs abrlrty to act flrke a JJUIOSQDPSL' foolj to Joe Mosher SEBASTIAN HOLDER wrlls hrs church key to Coll yer Church GARY LOEBRICH leaves too bad junrors' GORDON COCHRAN wrlls hrs car to anyone who can afford to keep rt runnrng DALE and DUANE BADDER wrll therr ways wrth women to Charley Srppel WILLARD MAXWELL wrlls hrs lrttle black book Ron Smrth PAT HOWE wrlls her Frrday nrghts at traffrc court to next year s speeders HARRIET DUNHAM wrlls her harp to the angels SHANNON MURPHY and I-'ATHRYN SULLIVAN leave for Ireland DEE OLDS wrlls 'us rnnocence to Brll 7aharee LARRY COPUS tearfully leaves the grrls at MHS JACKIE BIRON wrlls her peroxrde to Mary Collrnson BILL DEHN leaves wrth ANN BRUCE HARROLD and JOE LINCOLN wrll therr poor excuses to the teachers MARY PETERSON wrlls her wrt to Sonny Moore AGNES GRAVIS and JIM MCDONALD leave the erghth hour study hall to Mr Bare JOE ROBERTS leaves to start hrs harem BARBARA TUCKER wrlls her dret to Barb Kaweck SUE BALL and RUTH KLAUS leave to get therr MRS degrees at State NORMA WASMUTH and DIXIE SKYM wrll therryodel rng to future hopefuls MARVIN MORRIS wrlls hrs sleeprng prlls to the next year s government and econ students TOM MCCANN wrlls hrsdarly pack ofchewrng gum to Mrss Allen LUCY BLACKBURN wrlls her hen rarsrng cackle to Drxre Maxwell KATHLEEN WOOD wrlls her way wrth men to Peggy Coshun fas rf she needs 1t'j DONNA CROCKER wrlls her extra credrts to some strug glrng Junrors LOIS SHAFFNER wrlls her bashfulness to her brother Tom MARLENE MUDD wrlls her sweet temper to Nate Root THERESA ZONDLAK and RUSS SUGAR wrll therrstudr ous attrtucles to the sophomores DARLENE SWEEBF wrlls her hot lrps to Rae Kreffer DOROTHY PANKHURST wrlls her reserved manner to Judr Anderson TOM BALL leave hrs trarl ofbroken hearts TOM JOHNSON and JIM DeGEER wrlltherr aggressrve ness to Barry Soronen and Spud Copus JERRY DULUDE leaves hrs drred up remarks for Jrm Tucker to arr out next year PAT CRAIG wrlls her complexron to Nan Bouma JERRY BURLINGAME leaves as fast as he can JEAN FAYERWEATHER leaves for Alaska to take an advanced course rn Eskrmo krssrng MARIE CURTIS leaves for Shephard PAT CALLOW leaves her sparklrng eyes to Janet Dog gett JANICE STEARNS leaves her abrlrty to behave on a ALBA GULICK leaves hrs one armed drrvrng to the next vrctrm VIRGINIA KOSHT wrlls her Tonr to Mary Carney The last ofthe KILBREATHS U-LOYD and BILLQ leave JEAN SUTHERLAND and DONNA LaMEE wrll therr red harr to Boots Elvey JACK SEWARD and DORIS I-RIZZLE leave for drama school HOWARD MOSHER and hrs buddy STEVE CHURCH FIELD wrll therr latest book A Thousand and One Jokes to Rod Beck JOHN RAPANOS leaves a popsrcle to Charles Nelson FRANK KARTZ wrlls hrs can of car grease to anyone who would lrke to keep hrs harr rn place PHYLLIS FROST wrlls her golden srlence to Marjorre Wenglrkowskr HELEN SUDERMAN leaves her alarm clock to Doug Solosky VIRGINIA PREWOZNIAK wrlls her easy gorng manner to Krrss Arbury EILEEN SHUDARK leaves her swrft swrng to Luann Blrss JOAN MAPES leaves all her bad days to anyone who wants them NANCY SIPPEL leaves for Alma? LaVONNE HOCK leaves her abrlrty to wear clothes to Margaret Patterson MARY HOCKEMEYER leaves her wrnnrng smrle to Ann Srler The senror grrls tearfully leave Mr Clark to ncxtyear s econ students IO7 ' ea! . , , . . . - . . , , . 2 - - 7, l 1 . N Q . . . - ' f d, . ' ' ' . , hayride to Dawn Baldwin, U , , , . , - . . . V . ,, . ,, to . .. .. . u 'J . . . 4 ' i 1 - l 1 I I I . A. . . 1 ' . - ' ll If . ' - ' . . . I I , . Good evenrng ladres and gentlemen Thrs rs JOHN COREY leadrng gossrp columnrst wrth the latest gab from Mrdland Mrchrgan Tops rn the news tonrght rs the 20th annrversary party of the Class of 52 held last nrght at LEWIS s Dancrng Pavrlron owned by BARTLETT NOACK Inc Frnancrng the party were MONEY BAGS RICHARDS better known as SKIP THE GYP and hrs charmrng wrfe the former JEZABEL JOZWIAK Enterrng I was greeted by several prom1nentMrchrgan crtrzens Mrdland smayor VIRGIL SNYDER and hrs wrfe HARRIET WALLAKER Qoutstandrng lady wrestler and re cent vrctor over SLAYER SWINEHART KILLER KENYON MURDERING MARQUISS and WICKED WINSLOWJ Gov nor TOM BEALE U S Senators SALLY BUSH and BURR CORNER County Sherrff PAT DAVIS Probate Judge DON WALDRON and County Dog Catchers DELORES ARNOLD and HERB STEWART Arrrvrng early gave me an opportunrty to watch the entrance of my former classmates and to hear the or chestra of HELEN STOUT Ut rncluded pranrst DON CLOSS flutlst HELEN VOORHEES cellrst RITA FREEMAN saxophonrsts DUANE DREW JERRY HEPINSTALL and HAROLD BRAND trumpeter JANE DUEL clarrnetrsts DELORES MERRITT and LEONARD OSTAHOWSKI and drummer BONNIE MARTIN J Glamorous SHIRLEY DUNI PACE stage and screen star was escorted by her husband manager JAMES EVERETT WILSON She recently com pleted the prcture EARL SMITH Rrdes Agarn co starr rng BABY FACE MAURSEY and croonerSAMMlE HASS EN Also ptosperrng rn Hollywood are producers JANICE HYDE TOM BLAKELEY and TOM FA LKOWSKI from SCHULTZS Studlo drrectors HELEN SYCKLE FREDA HAWK PAUL WOODS and the ABC dance trro of ACK Oh rt looked as rf the beverages were well protect ed by JIM BAKEMAN prrvate eye and hrs assrstant eye fulls REINKE GRASLEY SONNENBERG JESSUP BLU BAUGH and DUDEWICZ Bootleggers JOAN SAUVE TRUDDY WECKER and DEAN MERRITT had competrtron from JIM and the local polrce force Chref DICK Mc CREADIE and serge ants ELAINE SCOLES andJESSlE PROUD Our class has made qurte a mark rn the world Man of the Year RICHARD RYAN noted flag pole srtters ESTHER THOMAS and JIM BERGTOLD thrs year s Mrss Amerrca DONNA LOYER and GM Presrdent KEN SMITH The travelrng bug has captured JIM ARCHER JACK AL QUIST MARION THOMAS and FRANCIS MARTIN who are sellrng respectrvely women s garters hats undres and reducrng prlls From New York I learned that Ern stern II MARY NOVAK and her able assrstants MAS CULINE MAYER ENSLAVABLE EMERSON FLIRTY FRENCH CRUSHER CRALL and DYNAMIC DeBOLT have drscovered a cure for the love bug rtch Even so ELZIE HOLT rs hopefullylookrng for hrs 13th brrde LOIS TUCK ER or CAROLYN STIEFEL may be hrs next lucky vrctrm An extra sessron of the U N whrch was called by Sec retary General WALLACE LITTLE kept U S delegates LARRY HEPINSTALL BILL BAXANDALL JIM Mac ARTHUR DUANE ABBE DAN CLOSS and LARRY SWEEBE from attendrng the party but therr respectrve wrvesfELLA TIEDE MARILYN HOLLINGSHEAD CLISTA MELCHI ELNORA CROSBY MARY BIRCHARD and SI-IERRON REIN SMITHJ were present anyvs ay My wrfe nee DORIS DREW and I danced a whrle be fore the entertarnment began We were certarnly sur prrsed to see such couples as ED and CONNIE QBLESSINGJ SRODES BILL and SALLY CBLISSJ BUTCHER TED and VIRGINIAQBENSCHJ SCI-IIJOSSER and BOB and GERTRUDE CTRACYJ OTWAY They mentroned that they had left therr chrldren wrth members of the Old Mards Club KCAROL PIKE IIS presrderrt CAROL ARNDT PAT RIPKE and ROSE HOGGARDJ Other members are FAUNESE MARTIN AGNES TAYLOR BARBARA PLANTZ JOAN PRILL and mascot TOM NELSON The Irghts frnally drmmed and the floor show began under the drrectron ofMaster of Ceremonres MARK MEN ZEL Icouldn t concentrate on the frrst act swooner DON MASON because the crgarette grrls CBARBARA STARK MARY PIERCE SHIRLEY BAKER and BETTY WINTJ kept drstractrng my attentron Second on the pro gram was ventrrloqurstMARY IDU ZAHM and then JOHN BROWN S Body QDELORES MARCIA GLENDA YVONNE and FLOYDJ sang selectrons from the hrt musrcal Park rng wrth PARKINSON a recent show of DALE s wrfe TOMMY SELLARDS Leavrng by the rear exrt about thrs trme were brg trme gambler CHARLIE TEMPLE and hrs frrends QWALTER BENNETT HAROLD DAKIN and JACK REILLYJ for a fast game of trddlre wrnks and to avord berng bored by the modern torch dance of PEG FIREBA LL SMITH and her latest husband BEN RICE At the request of the crowd the orchestra played musrc for a rumba contest whrch was judged by NANCY ARTHUR and RAY LINTON Frrst place went to DUANE SHERMAN and ALFRED HAVAS second to MITZI HICKERSON and WALT WENZEL thrrd to ELLEN RHYNE and GENE THUR STON and fourth to MARY WINN and BOB MY ERS Also featured was the quartet of JIM SPANN BILL CONKLIN CHARLES SUPINGER and GENI: WILSON srng mg CAREY Me Back To Old VIRGINIA KHOUSSMANJ To end the floor show BARB SORONEN took frrst place rn the Swrss Yodellrng contest after strff competrtron from LES VARNER ESTHER RUHNAU JEAN CAMPBELL DALE ALTMAN and LEONA AVERY LAURA TWEEDLE then led a mad rush to the buffet table I gradually worked over to the food whrch chefs ELAINE ARRON IJORETTA NIEDBALA PAT GOOCH pared The menu consrsted of SCOTT strrng beans pota toes a la GRAY BANNING corn cold SLAGH GRAHAM crackers and FIELDS rce cream Followrng drnner I was cornered by the town s gossrps DOROTHY ADAMS IRENE HENDERSON and EMMA JEAN CASSADAY who furnrshed me wrth the latest rdle talk Explorers JIM OLDHAM VERN WESTERNDORF and JIM CRAIG recent drscoverers of dramond deposrts rn Igloo Alaska have been wrndow shopprng at the basement bar garn store of RAY and ANGELA CCONNELLYJ CONKLIN ANGELINE ARMBRUSTER has thrown over her boy frrend parnter LAVERNE FEATHERS because he rs too frrendly wrth hrs latest models JACKIE DENNISON ELLEN VON EITZEN and MARILYN FINNEY Poolroom owners BIRD VINCENT and BRIAN JUECK STOCK now servrng ten year terms rn NICHOLS state pen followrnga rard on last nrght scrap game by F B I agents ALICE PALMER MARY LOU COLUMBUS ALICE WASKE VICH BERNARD MCCLAIN FRANK NOYKOS and JOHN NIGHT LINGER EVA MOLDOVAN sufferrng from heart break rs a patrent rn the local hosprtal It seems that Casanova LYNN TURNER has left her and her brrde s mards QCAROLYN CHENEY GLENNA FEUSSE DOROTHY LEWIS PHYLLIS MACKEY FRANCES CHRITZ and SALLY PIER SONJ standrng at the alter for the thrrd trme Celebratrng therr twentreth weddrng annrversarys are ORVILLE and BEATRICE CHOOVERJ KITZMAN andLOWELL and MELBA QHACKETTJ NELSON When the party was frnally over we got our wraps ffurs I should sayj from coat checks MARGRET LAPLOW PAT MYERS CLARA KACZYNSKI and JANICE HOCK and proceeded home rn OSCAR KINDY s taxr FLASH MARYANNE SINCLAIR and GLENNA SCHR EIBER have just returned from a trrp to Mars last month That s all for tonrght ladres and gentlemen Be sure to Jorn us next year the same trme and statron on your dra 108 ERMANEG. BAKEMAN: and COLEMAN. DENNIS YoDER,' and GERALD NIGHTLINGER, had pre: ww ww VARSITY BASEBALL RESERVE BASEBALL GOLF VARSITY TENNIS RESERVE TENNIS TRACK I Q. 'Y in iii My Pictured from left to right are: Row 1: Srodes, Drew, Ostrander, Merritt, Whitman. Row 2: Coach Pulkiner, Hane, Beck, Whipple, Waldron, Ostrofsky, Manager. ill .Qin RESERVE BASEBALL SCHEDULE VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE May T Mt, Pleasant There April Arthur Hill 28 Mt. Pleasant Here Mt. Pleasant Saginaw High May Handy Saginaw High Alpena Arthur Hill Handy BASEBALL Mt. Pleasant The Midland High School Baseball team faces another full schedule this season, under the very capable guid- ance of veteran coach, Mr. Pulkiner. The Chemie Nine will be aided by the return of some 'Q nine letter winners and a crop of promising material up from Mr. Stoppert's J. V. team. The Midland baseballers will be out to win, and Midland High is right behind them. fAbovej These are the returning lettermen, around which Coach Pulkiner will build his ball team. There There There Here Here There Here There Here GOLF The Midland High School linksmen, under the direction of Coach Barclay, will be out to reobtain the state championship this sea- son. The Chemic golfers lost out last year after being state champion for three years, and are going to be back fighting for their fourth championship. Mr. Barclay reports that he has four returning lettermen: Tinker Campbell, Jim Bakeman, Dave Harrison, and Dale Badder. The Chemics have a full nine match schedule along with the Arrowhead Tourney, the Regionals, and the State Tournament. A feature of this years schedule is that finals will be played at the Midland Country Club. wing am 'L' cam and Zeal' 4 azlfdf Row 1: Brown, Badder, Campbell, Bakeman, Arbury, Powers. Row2: Youngs, DeVore, Black, Srumpfig, Goodshaw, Stenger, Armstrong, Coach Barclay. fx 4 Row 1: Vaughn, manager, Lake, Fulkerson, Lake, Wier- nian, Sarantos, Walker, Thornton, manager. Row 2: Skyrn, Haskins,Rapanos, Ward, Longsdorf, Davidson, Has- kins. Row 3: Corey, Maxwell, Asch, Robertson, Mosher, Robinson, Collins, Rhinehart, Row 4: Kahn, DuLude, De- Geer. RESERVE AND VARSITY TENNIS Uaez tie wel! RESERVE TENNIS SCHEDULE April 23 Ithica There May 6 West Branch There 12 Mt. Pleasant There The Midland High School varsity and Junior Varsitywill both be out to defend undefeated records this season. The Varsity,coachedby Mr. Busch- man, will have 8 letter winners back and several other hopefuls from last years J. V. squad. The Junior Varsity, will be led this season by Mr. Downing. 112 A...-14 VARSITY TENNIS SCHEDULE April 16 Saginaw 18 Flint Central 22 Bay City Central 24 East Lansing 26 Alpena 29 Arthur Hill May 1 Handy 6 East Lansing 8 Owosso 10 M. S. C. Reserves 13 Bay City Central 15 Handy 17 Arrowhead Tourney 23 State Regionals Lune 6 State Finals There Here Here There Here There There Here There There There Here Here Here Kalamazoo TRACK 1952. Last years letter winners expected to produce this year are: Charles Temple, Paul Pappas, Tom Ball, Gene Thurston, Tom Falkowski,Bill Arndt,Russell Sugar, Jack Mayer and Larry Hepinstall. This year there are 13 meets, one of them to be run at home under the lights for the first time in the history of the school. Duel meets to be held are with Owosso, Alpena, Bay City Handy and Bay City Central. With the material back from last year,Midlandis favored to win the Arrow- head meet. X XX X . Un tie wa, ., liams, Falkowski, Zaharee, Johnson, Arndr, Bowen mouth, Shepherd, Kauffman, Scofield, Hierholzer johr1son,'Sta1ey, Pappas, Elmore, Copus, Craig, May-l er, Row 4: Prosser, Retherford, MacArthur, Joynt Crill, Bliss, Wildes, Engle,Wilsor1, Shaffner, Waldron Tucker, Stearns, Grebe, Moore. l Row lg Arthur, Thurston, Bowers, West, Reid, Siebert, Tower, Sugar. Row 2: Varner, Barrons, Weaver, Wil- Schmidt, Rivard. Row 3: Church, manager, Wey-I 0,0 i X til.-ll K' l ' ' I Ll suing- Mix-,11x'.'S1.ik-.1.wtfx pr.1c't1n.11 wku. L-nga: fX1,H,fS.OL1l' f?1OllQ,klI53l'C rw: vayx vm 'ur Qchoul xmrk, Sorry, the line is busy! I1w1x.v1:q.1du lwrkng WLlSdSDL'Lx1b11lY for mln h fzruzilxfd by Plwyd Brown, cm, up Z like he f havpcncd hall wlmn zurzxud his par Wadf! QZZJGJZZZGW . , , 'They who go feel not the pa1n of part1ng lt 1S they that stay that suffer LONGFELLOW 3? 1, L,-f Q, 1945 ,Y r - .X gps be -Q. u 1946 1952 we dupe gum ,efzagfzeaa audi! Ze quad tae! smith pontiac-cadillac, inc To the Clary of zgjz You are moving on into a larger world that stands sadly in need of honest craftsmanship and clear, unbiased thinking. For the progress you have made in those directions, we offer our congratulations. Over the long way we all have yet to go, we hope for steady development through higher education and the experience of working and living in a free world. DOW CORNING CORPORATION ' MIDLAND ' MICHIGAN Congratulations M0 sw 0 e150 XN cw We M6 Vs- 1 Best Wishes ,iw JEWEL!! I4I McDONALD STREET MIDLAND MICHIGAN Congratulations - class of 7952 MODE MOTORS, INC. Sales j Service l, Midland, Michigan Phone 463 Best Wishes to the class of 1952 WlRIGHTS STUDIO I22 W. 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STERLING SILVERWARE Re nh Y Bu Id ng Pho e 1434 EMILY GIBBS Wenzel Hardware Best Wrshes to the Philco ' Hoover Semor Class Complete Hardware Smithvs Flowers 250 E. Ma-n Sr. Phone 289 ISO Ashman Clrcle Phone 3256 -I 121 ,C WC .m,,,tI. -II ll -5 ,, :I ,, t.fr Q l , BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY MIDLAND MICHIGAN Congrafulahons and Besf Wishes To the Class of 1952 f I L XXII RS LEVINE FURNITURE CO 324 Ashmon E Mann Street BURKARTS SHOE STORE MIdlcInd For the best In values H2 E Mom St Phone 1206 T23 WW ld! .N J , ff, 1201 :ZZ f ff Phone 833 9 I ' V Q1-. . 1: Y ' I Q -,-II... 4 V1 1 ' H 1 ,I J .L A J x f . 2 ,Zi fig!! - for ', ' f' 6 Z,4'ff Z , y , 1 , A 'X yf 17V . 329 ? ' a xg ZX4, , I 'f,., 2, 1 . . ,.,x. an-513. 1,11 x 1 E .J 4 Q 1 .Qt f' M, 1-wb: img .Ms v , 9 r , 5 fam, W' ,, :Q 1 Mill de maze C Me meudez. . PM in .-fd' .N 1 ffxfxe' 6 eq ' kffffl tzknfiii A w -1 Wu I , -1.g,.Qygu- . ' , , Wqsfgw 1... 'lrmaf 'Mwf,..,. f :ga .sly fa 'Wi' nw 1 Va 'R df 'Il 7 . 9 SPY? 5 Dfw fv P11 if ff . W., P v- Best Wish es 9 0 . FDRFINI JEWELRY 223 E Mann St Phone 3397 Congratulations Semors Gay Market 803 Ashman Phone 4666 GIVE EVERYTHING THE TIME IT DESERVES AND YOU WILL HAVE TIME FOR EVERYTHING SINCERE GOOD WISHES T0 THE CLASS OF 52 JOHNSTONS parel for Men 8- Boys 7,01 C LEANE SI4 S Saglnow Rd Phone 474 Best 0 Luck to tlte Class of 52 TAMS F I shlng Swlmmlng Boctmg Toms Lew: ston Much Best Wishes to the Class of 1952 BROWN LUMBER On Mom Street 3 11 1'-I WIINIISIUPIS I3I McDonald Street Phone I655 It Si. Besf Wishes fo the Class of 52' gm, im 'UN INCORPORATED CASSIDY TH EATRES Movles are Better than Ever MIDLAND THEATRE AND GENERAL OFFICES MIDLAND THEATRE FIRST CLASS ENTERTAINMENT Q . On the CIrcIe Telephone 1948 FROLIC THEATRE LATEST RELEASES I44 W Mum S1 Telephone 42 SUNSET DRIVE IN THEATRE THE MOST FOR THE MOST FOR THE LEAST 2 MIIes Eos? on Bay Cuty Road Telephone 4II6 MIDLAND, MICHIGAN u I I I I . I5 A , I I I I ,rr . I . , T :.... I .T ' . I 3 ,,,,,... :2',,11'-21 ns mme: :alan . ' 2 I I if P I , I ,, 1 Eg Z '. ...,-M , W D ll n YI . . gaze 64 quam Zemin: H ,, In years to come it will be lust one among many, but it it can recapture a few ofthe pleasant memories from your high school days, it will be well worth the time and energy that were given to bring it to you. Our unlimited appreciation is extended to the Anderson, Midland, Sias, and Wright studios, tothe merchants who have helped to make this book pas- sible, and to the faculty who have shown great con- sideration and patience. To Mr. Moore, Mr. Tweedie, and the Slave Lab- orers, Lucy Blackburn, Jackie Biron, Donna Layer, and Eileen Shudark, whose kind advice and many hours of hard toil helped when help was needed most, our sincerest regards, to the annual staff, thanks. Mr. Coanes, who deserves more than iust thanks for his endless support and unselfish sacrifices, will always be held in high esteem. JANET FAYERWEATHER lfditnr V-