Mount Pleasant High School - Derrick Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, MI)

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AT RIGHT: Rev. Cutler, Mr. Graham, Rev. Molyneaux, and Supt. LeCronier, beforehand.

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' OnVy ROBERT ELI BUGBEE Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Football 3; Golf 1,2,3,4; Var- sity Club 2,3,4. oV? ED hosJ Ul T L RD Te oi S 3 4 aste tbaii a? F °° - %S •. DURWARD R. CARRIER (Transfer from Weidman Rural School) To be a gentleman, farm, and raise my hat. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Freshman Class Treasurer. GERALD D. CHILDS If there isn ' t a circus, start one yourself. Football Mgr. 1; Basketball Mgr. 3; Baseball Mgr. 3. DAVID COHOON ' Don ' t study until you ' re called on to recite. 11

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Se U4 UU4C to 6ic f ?t 7lfr «t T M4M afternoon, in which they could do whatever they wanted. Several went shopping or to shows. After dinner back at the hotel, there was another tour which went through China- town. There, many people bought hats and souvenirs to take home. That night was much calmer, as fat as the lake was concerned, and they finally got to have their boat party. The next morning the boat docked in Holland and there the students waited for the buses that brought them back home to Mt. Pleasant. Seasickness was the pre- dominant factor of this year ' s senior trip. The first night of the trip, spent on a boat on Lake Michigan between Hol- land, Michigan and Chicago, Illinois was one of the roughest the captain and his crew had seen for a long time. There was to be a boat party that night, but so few were able to attend that it had to be post- poned. Breakfast the next morning found many of the passengers unable to eat. There were sight- seeing tours the next day which took in the Museum of Science and Industry, one of the most in- teresting sights of the day. Lunch was at the Congress Hotel. Then there was a free ' »IW-i!