North Huron High School - Beeline Yearbook (Kinde, MI)

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claox. WISNESKI 'Carol' 'She looks like and angel and acts like one too, but you never can tell what an angel win ao.' Basketball 3, N: FHA 2. 3: Glee 0112-'D 1. 2- 11-g Mixed Chorus 23 Junior Play Cast and. Senior Play Cast. SENIOR PLKY CAST An action scene taken during the presentation of the play 'Ready Made Familyn. f Mr. Plummer presenting Sid McDonald with an award for twenty-five years of service to the North Huron schools. OUTSTANDING SENIOBS AWARD is presented by Mr. Hall to Grace Schuman and Jerry Lasceski at the Honors Assembly.

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Mixed Chorus 1. GERALDINE POLEG-A 'Gerry' 'On Sunday nights at Cedar Grove, wind her up and let her go.' Basketball 3, ug Glee Club Mg Mixed Chorus 2. ROSEMARY PRANG-E 'To marry or not to the question.' 'Tex' marry, that is Junior Play Cestg Senior Play Cast, Basketball 35 Glee Librarian lg Annual EILEEN SCHRAMSKI She never has e. lot to friendly in a different Basketball 3, Y-Lg Q-189 F. H. A. 1. GRACE SCHUMAN Club 1, N: and Paper Stai' 'Eileen' say,'but she's way. Club 1, 23 'Grace' f 'Ready to work, ready to play, ready to help wherever she may.' Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast, Student Council President Ng FHA 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 25 Glee Club l, 2, Na WILLIAM SEALE 'Club' mean take e dare with e. mischievious 1. I ai 0 Junior Play Castg soangor staff Us GAR! SHAYER 'Lover Boy' 'He's on the alert when it comes to a Bkirt'o Class Vice-President Hg F. F. A. Ng Football M. IRA. SHUIBEL 'Shubie' Most of the time this fellow's quiet, just wind him up and he'll start a ri0to' Football 3. 1-I-3 Basketball 23 M133 Chorus 2: Junior and Senior Play Cast. KENNETH SOSNOSKI 'Chink' 'Down the street his car goes roaren. inside, his spirits are reall? 903393- roozboll 3. Nz Basketball 1. 2. Us Mixed Chorus 23 Senior P187 Gait' PAUL SZYMANSKI 'Schman ' 'History - Science are his cries, in the future a professorship 1iee.' Stinger Staff 3: Annual Staff N. Wsmsnto VENTLINE 'ssol' 'Some says she's quiet, but if they only knew her, they'd the deny it.' Glee Club lg F. H. A. 1. 'I 3 W ,

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GRADUATIDN PRUCESSIUNAL, SENIOR BREAKFAST AT ST. MARY'S CHURCH For the Student there is always the goal of graduation. It's there, though far ahead into the future. It seems far away at the beginning of the Freshmen year. But like moments brief the years have fled , and grad- uation at last is here. With senior status many honors become available. Some of these must be earned over the whole four yearsg others may be won in a briefer performance. All are very satisfying because they are as recognition of achievement. R O B E R T H O S T E T L E R C A R 0 L S A M P S 0 N