Napoleon High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Napoleon, MI)

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It's Friday night at the N. H. S. Basketball game--the score is tied--everyone is yelling as loud as they can, but, you can still hear those two most talkative Freshmen, Joe Fischmeister and Sunnie Thomas over the crowd. The two big- gest flirts, Jack Leath and Loyadell Adkins are too busy flirting to even notice thetscore. Then, the two most stud- ious, Rita Upham and Doug Campbell are searching frantically for something to read since they find the game rather boring but when they try to read, those two big pests, Joe Fisch- meister and Mary Alice Burr just won't leave them alone. The two most likely to succeed, Dick Ray and Rita Upham are trying to get the facts. Everyone is admiring the two best dressed, Keith Reed and Alice Furkey, and the two best look- ing, Bob Smith and Peggy Leeke. Meanwhile everyone is crowd ing,around our most popular kids, Ken Bostedor and Peg LGHKG at the same time the teachers pets, Judy Garwood and George Burns are crowding around the teachers. The most dignified, Dick Knight and Alice Furkey are trying to keep their dig- nity while the most original, Robert Leach and Virginia Hen- derson are trying hard to think up something of their own to do. It seems everyone is getting compliments from those two most sincere, Duane Brooks and Judy DeBute, especially the best all around, Ken Bostedor and Ginger Hemry who are sell- ing refreshments because they are always willing to help out anytime. And of course the two best athletes, Ken Bostedor and Pat Thomas are there. Last, but not least, give a hand to two grand advisors, Mr. Goodrich and Mr. Humiston ..39...