Onsted High School - Wildcat Pride Yearbook (Onsted, MI)

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- x ' V THIS PACIEI I DEDICATED TO THE SUCCESS OI? THE PURPLE C? GOLD I , ANIXIUAI. I958 Im WWI-III-fIsIX EANQY AND STAIDLI5 GROCERIES 3 Q AT Ecomorvw I RICES K .. ' -A , K 1 .4 D We K I Aff'-.'iTf,1fg1 fi? ' O1 ' A53 f- .f:,4,fjgiTJ' fu 7--wi.: F- ,....... '. . A-:- sgi,,....,..x .fadkixi-Lx ...rn-

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: 1 John R. Darling V. Lucile Glancy Willow G. King Jessie E. Lapham Mildred M. Plog Loren H. Robinson HHYMOIS D. Scherer Bonita B. White 1956 Louis Anderson Elmer Bryan June Evans Mary Glancy Max Johncox Bob Lant Elouise Marx Eleanor Miller Mina Robinson Elna Teachout Elwyn Turner Joyce Tuthill Rosaline Yenor Rosamond Yenor Raymond Nichols Avahlyn Rinehart 1957 Marland J. Wallace Albert A. Baker Ada Ellan Denslow Kenneth A. Baker Maurine E. Hawkins Doris I. Kidney Ilah May Kimball Edward I. Lukomski Barbara R. Maxwell Laura B. Miller Robert McCord Keith B. Nickloy Maynard S. Redfield Samuel N. Rider Roland E. Russell Maple Down Smoke Marybelle Stanley Onole M. Vallad t as LST 'Sz I S 1. I Rtoawsgo G , KNAPP Q5 YEARS .CDF INSURANCE SERVKE JOKES and NONSENSE We Editors may tug and toil 'Till our finger tips are sore But some poor fish is sure to say, NI've heard that joke before.n if if 49 65 45 John Holland: I see they have operated on a Philadelphia boys head to make a better boy ofhim. Freddy Wilkins: That isn'tmhere my dad used to operate on me to make a better boy out of me. 49 66 it 49 69 Vixitorz' How do you like the school, young man? Ernie Black: I like it closed, sir. URS' so

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fi' I DOCIITZSE-Miss Ixy where shall I vaccinate you? Misgh, I-ancyvrhero, Doc: it's bound - to s how. I ELECTRIC WIRING Dick Murphyz- I g Where are you running? ' Chalres Stephenson:- To Sto p a fight. Dick:- Whose fighting? Jhalresg- Oh, just me and another guy. ,Q it 46 95 it 59 Reid Modenf- Boy, she certainly gave you a dirty look. Henry Bronisz- Wha t's that? Who did? Reid:- Why mothe r rnture of course. 45 if if 45 if Dorothy Gilbert- Can you keep a secret, Al- berta. Alberta'Skinnerg- Sure, I can, but it's just my luck to tell things to girls that can't. 45 45 99 55 it Elloise Pa rse1s:- What sort of a chap is your new fellow? Donnavieve Hardy:- Well, he was over to see me la st night and when the lights went out he spent the rest of the evening trying to repair them. 6+ 65 6+ 65 45 IA- -NSN-xYw- Qpggggx Q 5055533-2. QIIIIIZ Norman Glancyg- Glory, there's an awful lot of girls stuck on me. Carlton Swain:- Yeah. They must be an awful lot. 4 s 4 4 4 Neighbor:- How's your cold, this morning Mr, Harwood:- It's very stubborn. Neighbor:- How's your wife. Ur. Harwood:- She's about the same-- tha t's why I'm gettin' breakfast. 65 45 65 it it Elmer Skesseg- Did you say your girl's legs were without equal? Art Munson:- No, I simply said they knew no parallel. a N a s Q Miss Hobart IIn Home Ec.I This food tastes terrible. Did you salt it? Member of Class:- Yes'm, but I never used that brand before. It was called Epsom Salts. i as as as 'L as .Nl If ., Q C 9. .2-ill 'Ax QSICB I :-::-..-f IfQ,5?Ny-2q: -x