Napoleon High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Napoleon, MI)

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KAY SPARLING G1 what mischief hides behmd those dark eyes BandlZ34,Play3,F H A Chorus l Z 3 4 ANICE SPENSER, Never a dull mdnent Band l 2 3-4 Play 3 F H A. l Z Basketball l 4 Jun!! nn: rea! men have ldtle to say Play 3 F r A. z 3-4 Basketball Z LDUISE RAY Her happy smile lights theworltl Fl'lA.lZ3 1 CAROLE SMITH She can make sunshine on a cloudy fl!!- ll F. H. A.-1-z, xuskmull-z-3. Class Vice-Presidenh l. FLOYD SCHWICKERT Someday l'll do sometlung, bu wlnatllls, ldontlmow Play 3 MARY JO SECKINGER Her mnocent features are mxsclnefs mark Band l Z 3-4 Play 3 F H A. l Z,Chorus Z Basketball 2 3 34, JEANNE SPENSER l ve gd. my eyes on you Band l 2 Play 3, F ILA. l Z Basketball l 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 U . . . . - li - - - -- '- . . .- -Z, fl f '- H, H - ' 4:5 FY ' . . n - M - . -- . - . u A ' H . - - - . - . I . . ' 1 . 1 P' .. ' , W t n u I ll -:G ' , 0 ' u - . - - , K ' 0 v , y .... D ll . . F! - - .. 26

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DARRELL MARKS Girls he s not shy take l look lhensne a sigh. ay3,l-'FAL34 Basketball l Track 3 RICHARD RABY True to hxs word, his veork, has friends Play 3 F F A Z 3-4 Basketball l Z 3 4 Band l Z 3 4 Class Secretary 2 MAXINE MARKS, Sweeter than words can express Student Council 1 4 Band l Z 3-4, Play 3 FHA lZ34Chorus34 EUGENE RICHARDSON Shy F F A BONNIE MCECKEL H A 2 Chorus 3 CLYDE RCBENCRANCE The less you learn the less you luxe to forget ay 5 F F A. l Basketball l MEDDY PACIORLK l-hs words are lcv., but spoken with sense Annual-4, Play F A. Z 3 MARILYN RUTAN Men, don I bother her, she has uwdher trouble Louie Studen! Council Z 3 Band ' . ' 4,,yi52z- Pl - . . . - , , - ' A ll eg' F. . - - -4. II an . - .- - - L- , - L , Homework A F. . .' I- -3-4, 'V l , . 4 no - I U I U- - I - h Q -- - :us .. . ' .. I - - I l-Z-3, r. H. A.-I-Z-3-4. So . . .-1. Y F I 1 I n Pl '- , . . ' Z-J-4, Z5

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DQXEENE WEESNER 'To the shy belong 41937 P y-3 FHA.-I-2 IN MEMORIAM 'l'ohcmemoryo!Bill Boullny vholhllpdlb, l949,vedoliutq ills line. MARY WETHERBY lcouldbebetter lflwonld but it l lwful lonesome beiq good Annual 2-4 Bull l Z-4 Play3l'H.A.lZ Qoruall Chas President l BILL VII-IITEHBAD li silence is golden, he is vorlh A ton o! gold Class of 5 0 ochool began one autumn day, Thxs year 15 our last we all do pray The Semor session was all a flurry The bell wxll rmg and they all wlll hurry Nancy and joe to thelr studxes wzll go Dunham and Marks the very best looking They keep the ' love stew' hotly cooking Carole and Meddy most popular of all They have frlends from spring t11l fall Hudson and Raby most likely to succeed, More people like these we really do need jamce and Homer who fhrt all the time, Behmd the lockers they spend most of thezr time Spencer and Wxlllam who are the class pests Dull as they are, they bother the rest Sparhng and johnson from their mouth does come A continuous hnq, of plenty of nothmg And to this, the end, we say farewell, To a class who we dad know so well by Homer Huffman Z7 uns-r na' PEACE HARRYWILLIAMB Mucha!-nine oldpnh Plly 3 r r A. 1 za Track I 1. . . . . -,, f-,' 'f-1,.,, ! They're studious people we all do know. O 1 . D I . - I . . . . . . 'N