Napoleon High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Napoleon, MI)

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C155 We the class of Sl berng of sound n rnd and body do hereby wrll our most xaluable assets to the followrng people BARBARA LANE ADKINJS Wrlls her ten per to Frances Dresser JXNE BECHTOL Wrlls her blond harr to Frank Parkrnson to save hrm the expense of peroxrde TOM BOM EIN Wrlls hrs rrcat harr do to Ronnre Phrllrps GERTRUDE DONEY Wrlls her srngrng vorce to Barbara Herzberg NIARCLA DAY Wrlls her collectron of rrsque storres to Mona Antclrff BRUCE CANIPBELL Wrlls hrs sleepy eyelrds to Don Grbbons AMTA BROWN Grves Marlene Krng full possessron of Eodre Harrrs FRED PIERCE Wrlls hrs pleasant drsposrtron to Warren Wrlkrnson NANCY GAUNT Wrlls frfty pounds of werght to Joyce Marks MARION FULLER Wrlls her scatter brarn to Florence Rutan JOAN FILBER FLETCHER Wrlls her stubbornness and determrnatron to Harrret Grrtchess BOB DRUMMOND Wrlls hrs darntrness to Max Luce ANABLL DENNY W lls her rrng to Maralrn Doty EDDIE HARRIS Wrlrs hrs trouble makrng schemes to Wallre Wcndall SHIRLEY LXTSON Wrlls her cows to Nrla Moses because they won t let her keep them on the campus at college MARY GOODBAND Wrlls her freedom to Rosemary Creery CHARLES HAWVER Wrlls hrs perfect attendance record to Atwood Holdrrge EARL IVERSON Wrlls hrs long harr to Clarence Brown TOM PATTON Wrlls hrs car to Jerry Hrlton so rt wrll be more convenrent for hrm to have dates TED PHILLIPS Wrlls hrs abrlrty to take a Joke wrth a snrrle to Herb Flrnt JIM PRESTON Wrlls hrs temper to anyone who rs mean enough to take rt CHARLES RAY Wrlls hrs web feet to someone wrth a desrre to become a champron swrmn er DON RAY Wrlls hrs flrrtatrous ways to Lrly Hawkrns LARRY SCHRUMPF Wrlls hrs wrld manners to Bob Ahrens RONALD VREELAND Wrlls hrs abrlrty to keep the annual gorng to Mrs Kane LEONARD YOTHER Wrlls hrs qrrret ways to Gordon Bernstern JEAN WATTS VN lls her darnty blue eyes to Chuck Dalton JIM DE LAND Wrlls hrs herght to Bob Thompson JIM GAUNT Wrlls hrs abrlrty to graduate a year ahead of trme to Tonr Kendall DONNA HERR Wrlls her cheerful smrle to Mary Bechtol CONNIE JAYNE Wrlls her abrlrty to keep a strarght face to Cla.ra Phrllrps SHIRLEY PATTON Wrlls her squeal to Vrrgrnra Walker SHIRLEY HANSEL Places her crgarettes rn the furnace room to anyone s drsposal MARILYN LUCE Wrlls her tre wrth Jrm Preston for thrrd place rn class marks to Phyllrs Dresser SUZANBE SLAYTON Wrlls her promptness to Raymond Maule so he can get to class on trme MELVA STANCLIFF Wrlls her quretness to Alan Mrller BARBARA WYMER Wrlls her secret of attractron of the opposrte sex to Carolyn Bergman CHARLENE THURMAN Wrlls her abrlrty to get along wrth Mrs Robb to all the freshman grrls 17 DON GIER - Wills his shyness to Calvin Meyers, I - . .

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1 C aaa elvbsfore Step back with us into the days vf your childhood and remember that frrst day of school It was in S ptember 1938 that we first had our view of the school in which we would get our education Among the notables that year and for all the years to follow were Anita Brown Joan Fletcher, lwancy haunt Connie Jayne, Jean Watts Marilyn Luce Marcre Day Irrr De Land, Charles Ray Earl Iverson Ronald Vreeland Melva Stanclrff and Leonard Yother We spent our first and second grades with Mrs Scoxrlle who tried to teach us to read and write During our second year Barbarr yyymer Gertrude Doney and Donna Herr joined us from hldred with Jane Bechtol who came from Jackson In our tlnrd grade Mrs Sanford introduced wild Indians to her Indian lore and in that year Anrbel Denny Joined the tribe lrder the guidance of Mrs Pickering in the fourth and fifth grades we gained knowledge and also Fred Pierce and Mary Goodband We received our pre Junior High School training from the standard instruction of Mrs Foster and while enjoying the last of our grade school prrvrieges, we gained Shirley Hansel In the seventh and eighth grades we had a various number of teachers which was very rnterestrng, but confusing In those two years we acquired the following new students Shirley Latson Charles Hawver Max Heckaman Marion Fuller Bruce Campbell larry Schrumpf Jim Preston and Don Ray School During this year, we won the C arnrval Queen Contest with Jane Bechtol as our candr date We also won these new prizes Don Gier, Tom Bowen, Suzanne Slayton, and Ted Phillips Our Sophomore year started under the leadership of Nirs Richardson we be an our money making projects and started planning oar senior trip We enlarged our class with Eddie Harris Bob Drnnnrrond and Shirley and Tom Patton At last we were Junrorsl T help our success, we had our candidate Marcia Day capture the title of Carnival Queen She also wor the coveted honor of Student Council President We ordered and purchased our class rings this year Our play One 'yiad Night introduced many theatrrcal artists to the tvs rld D rlng this year we also gave eur Junior Senror Banquet which was a great oecurrence for us lxow in the final year of our life at Ixapoleon we have Jin Gaunt Grarlene Thurman, and Barbara Adkins with us to graduate Niany of us have our graduation pictures and are look ing forward to graduation when we shall wear our caps and gowr receive our diplomas, and at last leave on orr wonderful trio thro rg' XNasl'Lngtor1, D C a rd New York City Finally oet we go into the world as educated men and women ne longer boys and girls 16 e I I ' '- e ' V ' 1 . ' ,t . 1 1. ' 1' ' r ' e , y i 1 Y 1 4 1 A E . 1 V N 1 .5 1 . I V V1 A ' - I I I I V I I ' X . ry I . A u Y, , V . ' ' vf,f f Yv y 3 I ' , K . J A . V, ' K 1 x L L 1 ' v f . . - . .Y , , V . . 5 . V' V . 2 ' . V I V I D I I 5 I J 1 2 l V' With our hopes high, but our marks low, we entered the ninth grade -- Senior High . , ' ' 7 J - V . , C A , v , , . V V. . nl N I A . 1 1 x - I my s A H ' V 1 I V 1 I 1 1 3 ' 4 1 . , ' ' I. I . .1 A ' ..' ' , L , I . E V. 7 . N . - . I . I U 5 I V I 1 l 1 ' 1 A Q rkvrr , , r ,' ' ' , W ', ' ,, ' .. , . ,- , , , '

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C4156 pI 0l0AeC TIME Ten years from now Tom Bowen rs the owner of a 500 acre farm and rs prosperrng very well Anrta Brown has frnally selected one of her many men and has a set of trrplets Bruce Campbell s name we see frequently rn the newspaper He rs a Unrted States representa trve now Bet he doesn t sleep rn the sessrons of thrs government as he drd rn our govern ment classes Jrm DeLand has a lrttle old log cabm up North He s talkrng to the anrmals must be force of habrt you never could shut hrm up Anabel Denney and Harley have rnherrted the Mockel farm and Anabel rs rarsrng chrckens rn the famous Mockel chrcken coop for a hobby Gertrude Doney rs clrmbrng up the starrs of success rn the Metropolrtan Opera House Robert Drummond has retarned hrs drgnrty through all the years as well as ownrng and managrng the large estate Just outsrde of Napoleon Joan Fletcher settled rn Vrrginra and rs rearrng her famrly of srx Marron Fuller after workrng rn an offrce for a whrle, marrred the boss Nancy Gaunt has gone to beauty school and rs a well known beautrcran rn Hollywood Don Grer rs manager of a Dude Ranch Irm Gaunt has reached the positron of a top sergeant Mary Goodband rs a dancrng rnstructor at Jerome Barbara Adkrns and family are followrng Lavern from camp to camp Shrrley Hansel rs the manager at the Hayes Industry Eddre Hams rs runrrrng a prosperous restaurant for the benefrt of the graveyard shrft Charles Hawver after serving hrs trme rn the army has returned and rs a Radar Engrneer Donna Herr because of her early trarnrng rn salesmanshrp has gone on rnto larger frelds and rs the head buyer at Macy s Earl Iverson has become a permanent contractor rn thrs vrcrnrty and has made a large sum of money through hrs cheap rnsulatrng materrals Marcra Day rs the frrst woman to graduate from K M I Mrs Rrchardson took on 20 pounds of werght and rs now rockrng three grandchrldren Shrrley Latson accordrng to expectatrons frmshed frve years of college and rs now head of a grrls school Marrlyn Luce has become prrncrpal of Jackson Hrgh School Shrrley Patton after graduatrng from Pugh school Jorned the Waves and manred a very hand some admiral, Torn Patton rs now the head engrneer rn the desrgmng department at the New York Central Offrce Ted Phrllrps after many years exparence for hrs father rs now branch manager for one of our larger frlllng statron charns Fred Prerce after mrlrtary trarnrng rs out rn Calrfornra workrng for the Unrted Artrsts Jrm Preston has overcome hrs temper and fear and rs now working to become a surgeon Charles Ray has become an Alaskan Explorer Don Ray followed hrs serrous thoughts and rs now the mrnrster of the Baptrst Church Larry Schrumpf rs a draftsman and has contrnued hrs hobby of desrgmng motor boats Suzanne Slayton has become a regrstered nurse Melva Stanclrff rs the head bookkeeper at Isbell s Seed Company 18 s . , . . . , . - . . . . . . O I , . , . , . . . , . . . Max Heckaman is running a grocery store, 1 . . . . I . . , I . . . . l . . . . . ' . A. ' . . . D . . , . . . ! I ' , . . . . . . . . . ,