Owosso High School - Spic Yearbook (Owosso, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1950 volume:

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' is Forcvt ord The Owosso Publlc Schools are on the a1r Exery Wednesoav through the servxces of WVOAP school actlvltmes are presented to the communxty of Owosso and xts V1C1I'lltV Through the same means of communlcatxon the 1950 Spxc staff turns the dmal to WOHS and presents the record of school llfe for the past year Low Forevx ard D8d1C3tlOH and Admmlstratlon Faculty Semors Underclassrnen Sports School Lxfe ACt1X1Il6S Advertlsernents Apprec1at1on Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page is ff? WL' 4 T' -96- lll X 1 Y 7 L . I . .3 1-Q-. 2? -'mf fl fS'.S Q . . 9' 1: legal. . . me ,V K: 'f 14? ' f- - 1 -r be . --fi-' f' . -,- ' -Lj5lfiEf?' lf, fie ':?5' 1 . ,I ,F l. ' .r Q 1 ' 1253 . 19 L-J 'n .ah ' ' ' sp. --' .42-'fl . - 4, 7.511-,.. nuff t 1 VV' -15:22-,, -QQ QL.: e' L' ,??'.f5 M 'Q-,TJ f ' V O V - ...Q., 4 N , , , . - - - 5 . . , - l - - - - 10 - - - - - - - - 10 ' -------- 14 - - - - - - 32 - - - - - - - - 50 ' ------- 68 . 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' . . . , 1 , Q -- - , V Q I ?: ' ap' eg . - - . ' aff A 3.4 . . . I , . . S. , V I , , v 1 . ' 1 - -M . 'viii If ATHLYN N. REYNOLDS. B. S. ER NEST SANDERSON -- Trans- Dicucian, Cafeteria Director pnrtatiun Nlanagrr, Alu- n nlunm 1- Offifur EVELYN j. RANGLER. B. S. HOWARD D. SHANAFELT. A. B., Commurclal JACK A PRESCOTT B S M A Agrlcullure FFA avi LETAH V STEWART BA ARMOND S STOLTZ BA Soclal Studns Gundance Englnh MARIE B WEATHERBY MILES W WIEDMAN Commucxal M Industrial Arts Guxdancu FRFD TROSKO Drlvmr Tramlng Soual Studu 5 Boys Phxsncal Edunauon Coach fs, hx p-qi BRUCE WILSON B M S Biology Gund 3flCL an I2 M. A.-English. journalism, Pub- hcahons Advisor NANCY SHATTUCK A B Span :sh English Spnc Adviser WILDA L VIRT B A Commv. rual Guldancs. 14 ELIZABETH V WILSON B A M A Lahn Gund ance .yn U I 4 -40 ...ui ' vs 5 , A If 5, ff:-' fig- .1.f4.3i?1fi 3-, 5 Q , .fy - ,. 1' 7 , L E gy V. fl-if l . i 4 f o o'o's o I 0, otozy Q 0,090.0 5.0. ,a 5... 0 0 ' Q 0 Q 9 9 0 1 u:Q:O. O' A . s V ' O 4 ,z 9 0 o 9 0 0.9, 4 o':':.Q'O :'g 0.0 Q: 0 906 I :IL-'::'rf:-I'-' .7 ' A gg'-' - .- -- 'fairy-4 1-2, rl, fx was . -..-.rv ELIZABETH WILSON Semor Class Advxser JOHN LEWIS Pres Sr Class Prom Comm Foot bal 3 yrs Baseball Sr Play Comm RONALD NICOSON Nlc Vnce Pres Sr Class Chaxrman Prom Comm Chairman Sr Play Comm jr Play Cast Wolverine Boys State Delegate BARBARA SIDNEY Treas Sr Class Queen J Play Cast Sr Play Cast Prom Comm A .ee ,. : -.. L . .. 4, az.: -.M-f' -an ' 1 , --' - ',. ,I , .,'- . 9 ., . N -L' 1 217-':f':., 3:-X' 5 . ' ' vs J uf- ft., r, - ,,-: fr-d-J f - 2 ' ,T .531 ,F '- -q'gn.':'v.f.. ' f -42: e-fp: - - . v- 'w ' ' . 'Q '- 5 - f oa'B.g,',5g- . :Q H24-. ,,.- -,, . - . - s.. I ', ' A 3f5?'W-fl . T Af :..L X,!..., . of , B 3-1 f ' 'EE-r +17 G'-L .vi A-. Y' wal - ' .: - ' 1-. H ,. ,. .,,. -1, . . at - . , .7 K ,. PATRICIA SINNOTT Pat Secretary Sr Class Spxc Busmess Manager Queens Attendant GAA Offxcer 2 yrs Student Dnr Jr and Sr Plays GALE ADAMS PAULA AKINS BEVERLY ALECK BARBARA BAKER BRUCE BALCOM Comm Hall Patrol FHA Cast Queens Attendant SpcCo-Ed nCh f GAA Chief Leader Blue Tn Jrlplay Cocnm lg, Play anne Comm Prom Comm 14 K N 'I 4 r . I 11.1 . . , , r. jr, Play Comm., Sr. Play Jr. Play Cast, Sr. Play UBarb Y X a 4' 4, 9' X, , I f ' -- -, . - if-. . --7 JERRY BALCOM MURRAY BALL Football FFA Intramural Sports RICHARD BALL Drck Band Baseball Spxc Swmg Band jr Play Cast SHIRLEY BANCROFT GAA Coop ,Ir Play Comm Offxce LARRY BARTZ LAMOTT BATES Bear Football A Cappella Choxr Spxc Adv and Sr Play Casts Trojan Trumpet FAE BAUGHAN and Sr Play Casts Trojan Trumpet Hx jmx of 48 49 S0 Sextette All State Chorus DOROTHY BEAMISH Dot Offxce Hall Patrol Lnbrary Glee Club H jmx INA BEATTIE GAA Y Teens Jr and Sr Play Comm Sec Treas Red Cross Jr Sr Receptnon KENNETH BECKER Band Swmg Band Sr Play Comm BETTE BERTHUME EUGENE BEYER Co op ROBERT BOHAC Bob Football Boxmg FFA Baseball Intramural Sports MARJORIE BORST AUSTIN BREINING Sr Play Comm Lab Asst Y ...f 91 41 T If ,Jr 15 'Cf 15' .f ,av wus' 41 16 RAYMOND BREINING Jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Comm.. Prom Comm. DOROTHY BRONSON Dot Blue Triangle, Glee Club, Prom Comm., jr. Play Comm. Sr. Play Comm. JACQUELINE BROWN Jackie Hall Patrol Prom Comm. jr. Play Comm. Co-op JOAN BROWN J GAA Prom Comm J Sr Receptnon Glce Club AN BUEHLER J GAA Coop Spnc jr Play Comm WILLIAM BUKOVCIK Intramural Sports Hall Patrol Baseball Foot ball Wrestlmg JOAN BULLARD J Hall Patrol Jr Play Cast Sr Play Cast Prom Comm WILLIAM CAPITAN Class Pres 2 ys Student Councnl Spnc Trojan Trumpet Sr Play Cast BETTY CERMAK ELAINE CHAPMAN Band Lnbrary Coop Swmg Band JAMES CLINE Jim Prom Comm Sr Play Comm CLARENCE COLLARD MELVIN COLLARD ETHEL COLVIN Glee Club Ushers Club Camgra Club GAA WENDELL CONKLIN IANFT CONNOR S Mm! or Plas Cat Ili Cm G BEVERLY ANN COOK Bew Capp lla Ch r Pram 1m 1 u Trlanqc Pldx C m CAROLYN COREY and Tr :jan Trumg lst u angl PI x mm IALQU1 I lNl ANN LROOKS fukin GAA BFVERLY DASFN Bev xt Cn ln Caxl r Comm ROLLIN DASEN Rollle, GEORGE DAVIS Dana FFA FPA R pwrlmr Trfl k STANLEY DEDIC GRANT DI- LONG MARY IO Di- VOE Deexne and Sr Plax Casts us Trangln Qu ns Atllndant Swxutlv. A Cappella Chmr WILFRED DICKERMAN Bull Sr Play Comm Prom Comm Intramural Sports BEVERLY JEAN DIFFIN Bex Chorus Glu Club Red Cross H1 mx ROBERT DILLSVVORTH Bob FFA ELAINE DOAN Student Dar of Band Swing Band H1 ,Imx RICHARD DONNER A RQ 'QPF ik, 'O H Q9 The wheels of the Class of 50 take time out to talk thmgs over Barbara Sud ney secretary Ronme Nxcoson vnce presl dent Pat Snnnott treasurer and John Lewls presxdent fund that bemg class of fncers IS a job that carries many responsl bnlxtmes Needless to say their work never done untll Commencement mght The last month was just a whtrl of com mrttee meetings and conferences I DAVID DUMOND Dave FFA Hall Patrol Wrestling Team DUANE DUMOND FFA CLIFFORD DUNTLEY CURTIS ELLIOTT BEATRICE FAIR GLEN FAIRCHILD VELMA FAIRCHILD Glce Club Chmr Hall Patrol NORMA FEINDT GAA jr Play Comm Sr Play Comm J Sr Reception ROBERT FILBERT Comm Prom :a ' - ' ' ' r . 3 Q, 'I K ! 'I' H64 .1 in A Rx 5, ' ' ik ' U ', I gg Q ' . . ' - xl! ,Y I8 EDWARD FLYNIN Ed RALPH FORD Intramural Sports Coop Glc Club Chmr JAMES FOUTS Coop Glue Club Choxr Intramural Sports H1 jmx Sl-IIRLEE FRIESS JAMES FRITZLER jxm Band Stardu ters jr Play Cast Barbar Shop Quartet PATRICIA FROEHLICH DORIS GEORGE Y Teens GAA Prom Comm Jr Play Comm Sr Play Comm GEORGE GETLI-IEL EDWIN GOLDNER Ed Intramural Sports Track .-an 1'-K 'Z 19 1-V Qx That Enchanted Evemng for seniors was Prom mght May 5 Among the sen xors workmg to put xt over were Ronnie Nxcoson Barbara Sndney Helen Serr joe Steele john Lewxs Bud Watson and Bull D1ckerman are m the front row The 50 Prom used a medxeval theme and the Armory reflected the pageantry of the days of Kmg Arthur 'A K . . . . - A Qgt - t . 2? ,TIL fr' I I -1 .. A ., f, 4 Q Q x 'Q - N , . . I V, Band, GAA, Blue Triangle, Sr. Play Comm. I , 6 ' lt -t 2 , t 4 ,H ' ,... 'S A .l I - .. Sr .R 1 . - I ' X , I .Q . I A' f ' , 1 vi XTr 3' 5 f f S 'S in 6- 4... K 20 JOYCE GORTON nf Salts Hall Patrol S Rtuptlon A all p lla Chmr jr and Sr at Comm CARL GURDEN DUANE I-IALE JOANN IIAMM Ihmmn Band Svxmg Band GAA j .n C nm Plat Comm MARILYN HANSEN Prom Comm Hall Patrol GAA H1 jmx VALERIE HILEMAN Spit' C0 Ed ln Chief Trojan Trumptl mx 49 0 P ax Cast jr Ct ptlon MARLLNIL HILFINGER GAA jr Plax Comm S Plav Comm Prom Comm J Sr Rcctphon MYRNA I-IILFINGER Hal Patrol GAA j Plax Comm Play Comm ,IOANNE HILL GAA J S Ruaplxon Prom Comm Plat Comm WILLIAM HODDY Bnll Trark Basketball J Plat Comm S Plat omm Prom Comm AIL HOLBROOK Football Boxmg Baseball Intramural Sports LOLA HOLMES GAA I S RLClpt1on Prnm Comm S Play Comm LEWANNA HORTON 'Wanme GAA Hall Patrol MARTHA HORTON 'Marty' Coop A Cappella Choxr LOIS HOUGHTON GAA Blue Trxangle Prom Comm ,Ir Plat Comm Sr Play Comm JOYCE HUNGERFORD ROBERT HUSTED Bob Football Track O Club Box ng., ll lm nural Sports LAVERNE HUTCHINSON Hutch Intramural Sports Football Boxmg DALE JOHNS MARILYN JOHNSON RICHARD JONES CAROLYN JUDD o h Class Soc rom C n 1 Ulu Trmng, Band Jr and Sr Play Comm MAC KEYES Trark Intramural Sports Bonny., O Cu: Baskntball LAVERE KINGSBURY Baseball FFA Intramural Sports CLOYSE KIRBY LYLE KIRBY Baseball, O Club, Intramural Sports EARL KLINE FFA JOANN KLINE Jo Sec. Fresh. Class, jr. Play Comm., Sr. Play Cast, Trojan Trumpet, Y Teens JEANNE KNECHTEL Jr. Play Cast, GAA, Sr. Play Cast LA URENCE KNICKERBOCKER I MARILYN KOTERBA FHA Co op BARBARA JEAN LILCUREUX Bobby Office Hall Patrol FHA RICHARD LITTLE Duck Football Basketball jr Plax Cast Sr Plax Cat A Cappella Chour INIILRWIN LONGSTRILILT FRANCES ANN LUEHMANN Fuan Blum Tr angle Sr Play Comm Trojan Trumpt J Plax Comm Splc Salns FREDERICK LYNCH Fred Ba kr-tball jr Play Comm Sr Play Comm H1 Y MICHAEL MAJZEL Mxke Vxce Pres Stud:-nt Council Soph j Vlcn Pros Trark j Sr Reception Chanrman r and Sr Play Comm MARJORY JOAN MAURER Marge Sr Play Cast A Cappdla Cholr Trojan Trumptt Lab Assistant Prom Comm MARILYN MCINTOSH Tmlan Trumpet Studnnt Council Sac H jmx Prom Comm A Cappella Choir JOY MCKONE JOYCE MCKONE GLENN MEYERS jr and Sr Play Comm Wrcsthng J S Reception Intramural Sports Prom Comm RICHARD MILLER Dxck Track Basketball jr Play Comm Coop MARY LOU MUZZY Mouse Chou GAA Offlce Glu. Club H1 jmx 48 4 0 ROBERT MYERS . .. H U . .. S 1 -. ,, -- I'. ' ., Y' .. H ,, - .- ' - . ' , . - r. ' '- .., , r. - . . ,I . . tl VY ' , ' ' ' .. i- . . V. ' . r. - r. ,, V .Q .l n ' 9 - 'S MAXINE NELLIS JAMES OCKERMAN jxm ec Club Co p A Cay Ch Kramur 1 Sports DIANE PARCHER Parch Plax C ax n A CIAA A Capp lla Chr r ROSEMARIE PARRISH Ross. C b JACQUELINE PERRY Jackxc Cv A jr Plax Cat Sr Plax st CONSTANCE PETERSON Pete Plax Cast S Flax Comm Spf ins J DON PORTER Curly xnng Wrestl xg Fr th nr Sports FAY ELLEN PORTER FHA GAA Offlrt RICHARD PORTER Dxck B Basketball Hall Patrol Sr Plax C mm Lbrarv DOLORES PRINCE NILER PYEATT oop Boxing Track Intran ural Sports Football JOHN QUINE Skipper Baseball Trojan Trump! Spur A y Chou DONALD RICE Don Intramural Sports Co op Sr Plax Comm RUTH RIDGWAY Ruthle GAA Coop Spc ,Ir Plas Comm CHARLOTTE RIGLING J Plas. Comm S Plaw. Comm GAA Prom Comm j r Receptxon N... '7 Num. U1 Now get your cues straight LXpl3ll'lS Calxm Dldler director of I Remember Mama to Sue Ross and Pat Smnott stu dent d1rectors Wnth the help of these three me semor play mon deserved ap pl.-muse for IIS excellent casting and xts smooth staglng Unusually effectxve group mg and lxghtmg made this production a hut of 1950 1739 EDVNARD RILEY Ed .4 1 k uh me r 1 u 3 Cf mm EDWARD ROCK Ed Fxctball O Club 'frank Intramural Sprrts v Glm Cub PATRICIA ANN ROOD Pal GAA Offlu Coop VN ILLIAM ROO I' SUZANNE ROSS Sue r Class Offlur Trojan Trumpnt S uphun Bluc Trxangln Slurl 1 Dar Sr Plax VNAYINE ROSZMAN DORO I'HY ROURKE Dol uh H1 mx GAA Prom Cwmm 1 pllrn EUGENE RYAN TVN YLA SAVAGE Hutch GAA Spu. Trnan Trumpc! j Plix Cas! gr Flax Comm 4 ,I E W L-S 1 up Frmtlrll. Trzv. O Cl . Cn -1 Cl l. Prom ' D , . Q' 9' ' 'A , , ,, .. bg rn . . . ' 1 . L A .H 1 R 5 f , R ' A I' Q .I- -, JL- 'r. Rn-- ! ,L I I , 'N 1 Gly- Cl . ,J , . .. J,-s ac: .,,, A . ' ' ' X . '. 4' -, r, L - A JEAN ELIZABEFH SCHAFER Jeannie Soph and ,Ir Class Treas jr and Sr Plax Cav Triple frm Spic Phfilographx Editur Qumqns Attc ndan! ,YH GLENN SCHAUTZ V MAURICE SCHELL CAROL QC!-IULTZ HARRX SCHULTZ MARY ANN SCHULTZ Sextrtle Hi mx 48 9 50 Hall Patrol A Cappella Choir Prom Comm HELB.N SERR GAA GCL Sr Phi Comm '5ilrCh1iiinm I ii Comm REUBEN SEWARD Football Basketball Tark Glu Clulx J PI Cmnm HAROLD SHERWOOD Hal av Cast S Pax Cast Hijinx 48 49 50 Spit Sales Sr Prom Comm AW' s. KY' -1 sf' rv 1 ,1- H4YfU0kflDWlllLl was a gala night for all Connernecl Not only did we win our Qimc but the seniors Sponsored a homecoming dance. Queen Barbara seems especiallx' pleaserl with everything as she dances by with jack Douglas. her escort. In the background. Miss Dennert and Superintend- ent Cushman talk and dance in step with the Stardusters. GERAI D SIEGEI ESTHER SIMMONS LEE SLATER Pax mn Pax Comm Prom Ccmm GAA ,Ir Sr Rzccptox GRACE SMITH MAUREEN SMITH GEORGE A SPEFRS Plat Cast Sr Plat Cat A Calm lla Clur ALICE SPRAGUE ur Club Cam ra Clul GI Club Hall Patrol KATHERINE STEADMAN Gln Club Hall Patrol JOHN STECK Trump t JOSEPH STEELE o Jr Play Comm Sr Pl:-lx Comm S umm Team Football Hljlnx RICHARD STORRER Dxck Ed ln Chef Trojan Trumpet Football H jnx 49 50 Lab Assnstant jr and Sr Play Casts ROBERT STORY Bob Band jr Plax Comn Lubrarx Glee Club A Cappella Chonr SEYMOUR SUBER Spf Trojan Trunpt Jr Plax Comm S Play Cast OWEN SUDMAN ROBERT SVNANSON Bob Baskuball Football Studmnt Counrl Sr. l V' Cu I .. jr, l Y' . 1 j -A i , - , ' I I jr. ' ', . ' 's, Hxrjxnx '40 - '5U. 1' ID Uxl ' 'S , 0 ' J. rv . ' ,C V , Basketball, Baiohall, Spin' Sports Ed.. Troian ,. MJ E.. . j ,, . j ., w' mg . ,, - .- ' l ' , , I- i , . Y' 1.. Q, , : , ' 1 4- . . j ., r. I' v .. -v ' . . - I EMMA SWEDINE Esther GAA jr Red Cross TAD TAPHOUSE JUSEPH TEIKL ce REX THAT CI-IER Salah a k rom Comm ax SHIRLEY TILLIS r Plax Comm GAA Y H11 Pau Prom Comm MARGARET TURNER Maggie A Capymlla Ch :lr Chorus lr Class Vw ,Ir Plax Comm Splf Prom Comm VIRGINIA UNDERWOOD Ginny Trojan Trumpmt jr Plax Crmm Sr Plax C mm Spuc Prom Con m BETTY VOLEK REBECCA WALLACE Beckle- GAA Trojan Trumps-t Ir Plax Comm S Plax Comm Prom Comm CARL WALLIS Choir Hxjlnx Camzra Club Glu Club DRAGE WATSON Bud r Flax Crmn Sr Plax Comm Prom Comm Spur Band IACK WILLIAMS PI-IYLLIS VVING Phyl r.SPlajv Comm. Sr Play Comm.. GCL, Hom 'room ec, JOHN VVOLFE jack Tennis. Spxc. Prom Comm.. S, Plav Cast. A Cappella Choxr I PATRICIA VVOODARD l' S, 2-r HUGH WRIGHT Huey Fcutball Ba k tlall Pr s Studmnt Councxl Fresh Class Tna Prom Comm MYRA WRIGHT If Hnjxnx 48 49 50 Glu Club Band HELEN WYSKO JEAN YOUNG gf' RICHARD YOUNG SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES ROBERT BEAMISH STANTON JUDD JOHN NORSE GAYLE BROWN STANLEY KALISEK CHARLES OSTRANDER HAROLD COLLARD EDWARD KLAPKO GEORGE PAPPEN CARL DESANTIS VIRGINIA KUZNICKI EDGAR PAYNE CHARLES EHRKE MARILYN LEIMENSTROLL EUGENE SANDBURG JEANNIE HANCOCK BURL LOTRIDGE LETHA SCHLAACK EARLINE HOWARD KENNETH MCKARNEN JACK SHEPHERD VERNON JACKSON RICHARD TROST 28 fb ' f. . J' W iv ' V NVQ , , , l - m Issf- 1 , v.. A ' , N . jp as li X54 Chu' , '- ' ' A' -'. . , 1 'Q I 3. K ' K .wk J. A 1 if I .4 CHARD STORRER 'Ref' Q J' BMA JA AU STIN BREINING Valedzctonan ' ' nd- LLM ,paw -fe. M -55: -rl '-L1 - Salutatorzan PATRICIA SINNOTT DAR TOP TEN First Raw Sue Ross Pam Baughan Joyce Gorton Marv Suond Row Austm Brunmg Rebgrca Wallace Maryorx Arson Ruth RldglW3y Rnhard Storrer Third Row Award PER CENT RICHARD BALL Salutatorzan Ann Schultz Joyce Hungmrford Patrncna Frozhlnch Maucr Patrxcna Smnolt Marnlyn Mclntosh Constancg Pct Charles Ehrko. Raymond Brunxng Robert Story john Sieck Rnhard Miller Rncharcl Ball Richard Lxltlc 5 an 'Q Y .4 cv as 2- 'la I I 0 , I x R, 5 il Q-4 ' 29 ff Dsncgxssm 6696 QS-VP 0 'W D 00 I-1 X IOP 'N 5 1 3 tw ua 151' WL y PR! NTI NG Vi df- Vmssa. 5-Rblvbwfns f f ' , -'I A 4 ' an 1 P 'i f. .- f ' 1' It ,.:.,-'-':35 ' T , , s - A x M F A 'Lf',:::r V. t ' at . V A Ib' if -12.3 H ' ,J-ng' ' ,- jf ' 4 g ww N , rfiyfh' ' - ' M5 ' . .. :A A '5 'L 5 7 fl 4 ' , , , , fl Q, lf' ' . In x I 2- 66,5 X Q V ij .I:e,.a -I ' 40 . -A f' , ,f I S71- f'i'V'3 ' f I - ' J' : J- A 'I-I.: .: . , .' - .-if .- 1 -, ',- . : ' j V . , , ,I A , - V , Y: .-if 1 U girl ,K ,. 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Barnum Carolyn Bartruff Wnlham Bartz 2nd Row Ralph Bayne Barbara Beebc Sue Beebe Rose Bemat Pete Bmger Suzann Blomeycr Russell Boardway Frances Bocek Jam Bowles Secretary 3rd Row Mxlhe Brackenbury Duck Brasne Muriel Bremmg Helen Brazma Bob Brockmxller Carol Bruckman Bob Bullard Butyl Burgess Homer Bush li 'if R- Q Q .V!. I' DICK GREGORY Vice-President SUE ROBBINS Treasurer 4th Row Edward Carson Estella Chapman Harold Chung Vxvmn Clark Bob Colher jam Colhs Paul Conger Margaret Cook Chester Cram sz 32 Dxck Crandell Joyce Crandell Shnrley Crane Charles Craven Loxs Craven Merxlyn Cushman Jack Daniels Betty Dann Dorothy Davxs Lxllnan Dean Mary de Boom Jnm Degerstrom Bob Dtnnxsun Clyde Doggett Joanna Doten Mary Ann Dynci Walter Elwell Jerry Emans George Felker Cathenne Fxlan Barbara Fxlbert Jxm Flynn Dxck FookeS Betty Ford Frank Fox Edsel Francxs Jack Francns Jerry Francns Lorrame Frasier Francns Freduxck Joann Frederxck Ann Fredrxck Rnchard Freeman Nancy Frezon Robert Galc Carol Gardner Bev Gerlntz Glenn Gokee Dan Golomblxky Martha Gortc Shxrlcy Graham Phylhs Gurdon Don Gute Ixa Marne Haak Barbara Hackett Maryorue Hall Wayne Hall Verbal Hancock Daniel Hamfan Charles Harris Royal Hazel Nellle Hem Emma Hemz Tom Henderson Phxl Henry Jack Hewitt Shnrley Hxlgendorf Bob Hoddy Betty Holden Donna Hollenback ,- ly 44? 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'P , 6 ,-l '2igy A 'H -I-gpg' . 1 JI, LARRY DOYLE Pu sldent HELEN DENNISON Seuetary Top Row Bnvrrly Adams Carol Adams Harvgv Allin Keith Allin Kay Allston Vkayne Andrews Iohn Ardelean Mnrlc Arnold Dorothy Ayres ,W ri... . 2--Q-.g,.. . f-'.-K.,. 11- 4 1-1: VI- ,lr ,-,L --'-a-,,5..-V iff '-f MAR IORIE CRITES Vice President BRUCE FRYE Treasurer as X nd Row Warren Badguo Phwllxs Baker Marrlwn Bancroft Carol Barnard Carla Barr Duck Balnhdor Duck Beamrsh Loretta Bennett Loretta Beyer 99 10 ,- fs.. ,gr ILS: 'MTS .x 0 37 ., ,Q A-Qfeff 77,, I L.Q:':? ' vp, -, :ix 1 4:6221 ,ea- 1-Q-1.-4, vr wa ga-, 3rd Row Enlun Bnrd jams Blommycr johnny Bohunsky james Booth Carolyn Bosscrdnt Shnrley Bowen june Bowker Marge Brackenbury Mmldred Brock aw on. BRUCE WILSON Adviser 4th Row Chff Bronson Donna Bronson Dick Bronson Dale Brooks Marlene Brown Norma Jean Buck Harry Buchler Wmnxircd Burgess Ann Bvlngton Q- an Lr.-i , - f I fs S '. Q' Q pf 'Q' f -. Q9 sf ns -an 3 fx Q Q ...fkx Ht lj SN' 1 ex - , ner- J, vu. 3' -vb 6' L'- 1-2 ,B i svn -1 '- Suu Callard Frieda Cavurson 7 'N Ruth Ccrmak X Edward Chase . Bill Clark ef gr. .3 'll Rose Clark as Donald Collard ' Shnrlcy Conover Bob Cr:-ng Carol Crum James Crltxlxos Alvah Cushman Suphanu Darrow Gordon Davls Jerry Dedxc Ellen Denmson Angle DeSant1s Audrey Dumond Davud Edgar Blllxc Ehrlich Bud Elllott Alnce Emans Norabelle Euvard Lee Eveleth Ross Fanrchlld Carol Ferns Sally Forsythe Ethelyn Francxs Ruth Frasxer Lloyd Freeman Nancy Fncss ir. Ron Frocllrh Lro Frge Valarle Gale. 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Marilyn Wrllunson Shirley Wxlley Lucille Wllllams ,Iackne Wllson Mary Wmkler Wayne Wxtt Lllhan Zelenka Leshe Zrmmerman Carole Dreuth Isabel Bartz Don Berth Leston Blnger Robert Bonnm Wayne Bouden Rnchard Bramer Walter Charkut Oscar Dahlstrom Glenna Enos Lester Ford -Q- C. '- SOPHOMORES Kenneth Frederick Robert Gute Marvm Hall Norman Hayes Homer Hetfreld james Johnston Bull Keesler Mary jane Kremer Zngman Kucharslu Benjamin McCann WITHOUT PICTURES Russel Melvin Ervin Muller Stuart Muller Marlene Moore Robert Nellns joe Ozwalda john Pappan Edwxn Pxerson Donald Raymond Margaret Sebela 41 Gus Slams Marlon Soloman james Springs Wulbur Stennger Lows Swarthout John Templeton Antonmette Wahl Grlbert Wreland Barbara Worthington T I V 6 -s 231, ,X , 1 Q - w , .V M ' , jen' ' if '5 4 I . ' 9-i3s,,'tQT' V Q ' ' . ' . , - if ' 5 Dolores Wilmott , Q' l fa W ' f , . A. rig it 5. fl J M 4 'Q PCC '47 fl J IM VAN BROCKLIN President an EDWINA ORSER Secretary Top Row Joanne Ach Joyce Ackerson Gene Ackert Jack Adams Kenneth Akms Bethel Albrmg Dorothy Allen Jack Allshouse Beverly Ashford ev lf N mam if P l,,l ., iii 1 af Q15 4 ' . .. 3. I A .. -.:.:.: . . . -:Fair ' 5'6 ' gf? Q-1 if-'hu-1 - 1- -. 7 52 l L:12ff :',ff-J facie- , ' . . .,,. , - , ... A . Jr .fer B. ,-n..f...f, gg! ALBERT HON!-:CK g 'a-as Vice President DOT MYRON Treasurer 2nd Row janet Bamard Ervm Barnefske Emily Bartlett Duck Beattxe Jane Bennett jack Bemard Patty Beutler Bob Bxddle Phyllis Bigelow K i-.'1,:.,f-3 . 1 S51 1-gif, ,, ,'T f um 15. 'Lv 3rd Row Jim Bula Frances Black Elmer Bliss Jxm Boehm Elnzabeth Boldovlcs Shurley Bosserdet Barbara Bowman Davld Brayton john Buchan THERESA LEITCH no Adviser 4th Row Sally Bruckman Karyl Bryer Walter Bullard Harold Bunker Barbara Burgess Carol Carr Jack Case Duane Casemore Oldnch Cech , 9. 43 'S' ,- vb W3 :il Q :gif , QA.. Q Alai? W px cb ,bf ,J vh- 1 'sw Raymond Cc-sal Louis Chapman Juanita Chase Beverly Clapp Shirley Compton Richard Conrad -we Harvey Coon in ,Var -x Ui ti' Harry Cordell Anna Cornwell Ruth Courher Joyce Cram Joyce Crim Charolotte Cromie Roxanne Crossley Orville Dasen Carole Davis Florence de Boom Fred de Boom hmily DeLong Alice Denman Helen Dennis Clifford Doan Cloyd Dodd Shirley Dodge Barbara Dunlap Alda Edwards Ronald Ellenberg Nancy Eveleth Dick Ewing Dons Felker Uave Fergason Jerry Flynn Jack Ford Joanne Foreman Richard Forsythe Al Fowler Lavern Fredrick Phyllis Freeman Eugene Friend 9 .fs Jim Friess Cecil Gale by Glen Gale '43 .55 p Harry Geerlmg Carol George Betty Gerlitz Donna Gilbert Mane Gillett Bill Golombisky Ann Goodson Pat Grace Marilyn Gurden Richard Gute Ken Hagan Joan Hagstrom Benny Hain Dick Hall Frank Hall Jack Hall Leora Hall Paul Haller jnm Hamrlton Beverly Harns Delton Har! Leroy Hartman Marcna Hay es Lynn Hemenwag. Juan Hnwntt Edrth Hxer Wxllard Hnlgundorf Ethel Hltchcock Bull Hodge Shxrley Holbrook Lester Holmes Paul Hood Elwyn Hudson Shirley Hulhberger Leo Isham Anna ,Ianea Wayne johnson Catheryn Judd Ruth Kaba Bob Kasxk Pat KLlly all Ronald Kelly Vxrgnma Kenney Beverly Kxmmcl Vern Kmgsbury Dudley Kxrby Jane Kovlck Ai? Agnes Kuchar Charles Kurrle Robert Lamrowex 'N Betty Langdon Lucrlle Lawback Sue Law Kenneth Lawcock Florence Lecurcux Lloyd Lee Barbara Lepley Shxrley Levxtskl Dclorxs Lxttlcr Shirley Llttler Beatnce Luft Celna Lundxe Shnrley Marble Richard Marsh Denms Massxe George Matousek Agnes May Norms McAdams Barbara McAllxster James McCann Shxrley McCoy Garry McIntyre Dorothy McKay Rnchard McUmber 'S 1 Ahce Mead f 5 Donald Mead , Tom Mead Y' A W ww rw .f 9 ua lau- TEM av ,, rf 9 for Qw- of K'-x .40 1 'K' .1 at Q 6' lf, r .1 fo If vu. sf QI Ma? A fx 1 oh fv 14 fw1 ., is 6 I 'K Q Lv iv A-r O N 45 BL X53 ' V, ' A ' 'X 9' ,.' H ' 'le 1 9 F ' H ' K , gl , - -- - L 1 f -- ,, f . 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Judy Mitchell Mary Ellen Molesworth Tom Mooney Marybeth Mowl Marjone Neal William Newell Jane Newport Joyce Norton Dorothy Novak Jack Ochodmcky Steve Ochodnxcky Robert Odell Floyd Olrnstead Joyce Ordway john Osmcr Bull Osterman Sandra Owen Zona Parker Don Parks ludy Parsons Manlyn Passmore Marlene Patterson Bxll Pennell Ellen Pochert Robert Purcell Betty Purves Kenneth Radant Murnel Ream Bernard Reddy Joanne Read Gary Race Janet Rnchards Ralph Rxchardson Lors jean Rlggms jam Rnglmg Dxxxe Robbins Bull Ross Carleen Rupp Betty Santtucek Bcverly Schnerder John Schneider Charles Seelhoff Don Sexton Lawrence Sexton Dwight Shepherd jim Shepard Vera Shuster Shxrley Simmons Cornnne Snmpson Betty Lou Scutt Yvonne Skutt .. l . ga A it A , - R b - ' L- - 4 5- , . . 5 V . P5557 f ' I . V N ' fancy w H H - f-j fl . A 5' Q V ve f ' , . I ' 9 . A 4' . . V . . , s , .1 . , ' 'Y I L, . Q , A , , 2422 ' Y' ' ' Jffffi A .S . K A A ,V Sw: wa lf. fa f f-Y' V, A . s 1 1- f , ' A 3 W gi' 1 -l f e i t . 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Marnlyn Whitney Nyla Wllde Bob Wxegel Douglas Wxllcms ,., Dolores Wrlkmson Dxck Wxlllams Jack Wxlhams Dons Wilson Gary Vllxltse Kay Wxlloughby Tom Wnndeknecht Larry Woodruff Jean Zach Louxs Zslgo Leo Altenburg Harold Andrews james Baker Loren Berthume Leonard B1gelow Tommy Brands Eleanore Buck Myrna Buness Russell Case George Castle MaryLou Claypool jerry Cook xl ,ri :lk ly. ff, 49 A f -Jin? g. FRESHMEN WITHOUT PICTURES Duane Davrs Frank De Rose Barbara Eldndge Niles Fletcher Albert Francis Bonnxe Green James Holmes Waymon Horn Nxels jensey Dallas Kxrby Larry Knrkman Rrchard Lewrs 47 Leroy Louden Charles Lytle Jxm Mxller Lloyd lviuller Robert Moore Tom Mulcahy Ben Nichols Robert Potter Wxllard Rathb Ivan Savnsch Lynn Senbold U11 Edward Shaw James Srmpson Carl Smrth Merrnll Spencer Roy Spencer Donna Thayer Rnchard Torrey Gene Weber Gary E Wnltse 59 Vlrgmxa Worthm gton Margaret Wrxght 3 rv.. ' 7 fa ' 1- 'ff W ' ,i 'F , - . m ' . QW , , , Q J VA,V I V ,Ln :ly , an , N , 1' ne w 'M M A. 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Trojan p.vot star, was the stalwart nl the defensive alignment ED RILEY Snnmr Fullback Junior Quarterback BOB OSBORN as strong side line backer. Hanipered throughout the year by a leg injury, john nevertheless saw unlimited action in all but the Lansing Eastern game, and his jolting tackles were easily recognized by State and Valley observers, who named him to the All-Valley and All-Slate l' Bob Swanson iolts an lf unidentified Bay City back with a jarring squads. shoulder tackle. of the Bay City look on The T Bob Louks 422 on 1 U J looks over won 14 6 as a quartet of ITAEFI Jr. Right Halfbafk DICK GREGORY K J 1 j- L - I Soplirnimrr' Tnrklm- M4- Sz-nxor End DICK STORRER Senior Tackle ,IERRY VOLEK JOE STEELE 9 , ggi -. Senior Fullhack GAIL HOLBROOK Junior Quarte-rbafk TOM REDMOND 4 A nmlgm-l guard at 150 lbs.. Grant DL-Lon was namzd . g - to 2 first team All-Valley birth on his spvvd and Srrap. Tcanwd with Hugh XNrigh! lo give OHS a fine pair of thru'- ycar guards. Grant ronstanlly nailcd larger barks for hugo losses 4 duc to his Spuod and agility. With C18 leading the wa5 1221 races around and in the first half of the Grand COACH MILLER After holdmg down the head coaching dutxes for a decade Coach Muller I5 reportedly ready rehnquush hus post next year to give hls full time as athletxc dnrector Back Row C Lundne D Scott G Holbrook D E Rock D Beamush C Cram B Swanson Second Row Coach Hutchmson B Louks B H Chmg 0 Cech B Bohac Coach Trosko Front Rcw Coach Holman J Steele ,I Lewxs G Getchel Coach Mxller Missing from picture B Demson B O born T Montgomery D Gregory E Ruley P Wnlkms Khne M Ball J Volek P Snyder G Fry D Lxttle D Storrer G DeLong H Wrxght Redmond 49 FOOTBALL The 1949 Owosso football team, tenth under john Mxller experienced a rather rough season, wmnmg only two out of mne games, and one of these by forfent The lone vlctory was over a desperately weak Bay Clty eleven The Trojans lack of offen slve punch ns clearly shown by the fact that only twice dxd the Trojan attack salvage more than one score In consolation, how ever, the Trojans defensive forward wall was superb Spear headed by Lewis, DeLong, Wrlght Holbrook and Chung the Iwi'-f COACH HOLMAN Coach Holman better known nn local cnrcles as Grove has been here as hne coach smce the mud dle thxrtles under How ard Auer However h spent about years as a naval offncer dunng the war m the fnrst half the Eastemers ralhed back to score three txmes COACH TROSKO A star back and most valu able at the Umverslty of Much xgan ln 39 Coach Trosko as ready to take over the head coachmg rexgns next year after acting as backfxeld coach thus year Valley co-champs Openmg the season wnth a handful of retummg lettermen and notlceably weak at tackle and end the Trojans met an unknown quantxty at Wrllman Fxeld on September 18 1949 m Grand Rapxds Central a new opponent on the schedule and went down to defeat to the tune of 20 7 After takmg a Owossoltes defense kept them m every ball game The hugh pomt of the season was the Bay Cnty victory, although the Troj ans played probably their best ball at Flint Central against the COACH HUTCHINSON Although he has helped out as end coach for both his two years here Coach Hutchinson ns better known as a baseball man for hes head dnamond coach and a former star catcher passes proved the undomg of the Trojans Saturday October 14 1949 One fnrst half toss of 25 yards heave nn the thurd penod were all that and another 45 yard the up staters needed Although Duck Gregory counted ftrst for Owosso the Trojans couldnt score agam even though they had numerous opportu A strong fnrst half nn whnch they completely outplayed the m the last half to wm gomg away Centrals speedy backfxeld led by Whitney Barr and Jackson completely stole the show wlth thenr Tformatnon tactncs The game was later forfeated by Owosso due to the nnehgubnhty of a Central flanker Comtng to Wnllman Fneld fresh from a one pomt vxctory over Arthur Hull the Quakers from Lansmg Eastem defeated a game Trojan eleven rn a defensnve battle September 25 1949 7-0 The game was close all the way wxth the Quakers countmg xn the second quarter Tnme after tame the Owosso defense had nts back to the wall only to hold for downs Clearly lackmg blockmg and backfneld speed the Troymen threatened twxce m the first half only to lose the ball on downs The Chemncs of Mldland Hugh gave the Trojans a royal re ceptxon on October 1 1949 gnvmg them a 196 beatxng It was only the second time m over 15 years that the Mndlanders came out on the long end of the football tnff wxth Owosso but they dad at nn decndmg fashxon After the Trojans muffed num erous early opportumtles the Chemncs showed the Mxllennen just why they lost only one game all year by rollmg up all kmds of yardage The Trojans only score came on a 20 yard pass from Redmond to Swanson Bay Cxty Wolves was enough for the Trojans to shove the up staters unto the cellar here October 22 1949 14 6 All the scormg was done m the frst half as Gregory scored twxce and converted after each Bay Cxtys score came on a long pass near the end of the fnrst half Owosso bowed to the Fhnt Central Indxans 26 12 at Atwood Stadium m Flmt October 28 1949 but only after glvmg the Trxbe a few weary moments Twnce the Trojans countered wrth scores to nearly pass Central but the Valley co champs had too much speed and reserve strength Flmt scored flrst on a 50 yard march and the Trojans reared nght back to score on a 6 yard dash by Gregory early nn the second penod Central chalked up two qunck talhes near the end of the half on breaks to lead 20 7 at half time The teams exchanged touchdowns un the second half wnth Redmond going over for the Owossoltes Fry and Gregory were the Trojan stars un defeat whxle the Leach twms spearheaded the attack of the Central opportunnsts Two qunck touchdowns an the second penod gave the Pontnac Chiefs a close 140 decxsnon over Owosso November 4 1949 there Penalties nulhfned a Trojan touchdown and safety which were the vnsltors lone scoring opportumtnes The ground t The Trojans opened their Valley Conference season bv losxng a close 6-O mud battle m Sagmaw Arthmrr Halls new Memonal Stadxum After the teams played to a 0-0 fxrst half draw the Hnlhtes got rollmg around the Trojan flanks and Counted on a sux yard end run nudway nn the thnrd stanza That was all the scoring for the evenxng Lewis Pl3Y9d an 01-ltsfindlng Slime 011 defense to lead the mud scarred Trojans Shownng good blocking for the fxrst ttme the OHS footballers were nevertheless edged by the Sagxnaw Hugh Trojans 13 6 Two 52 tack of the Chlefs led by Fullback Ed Reves ground out con snderable yardage on the soggy turf Northern jumor scatbacks All State Duckett and Bolden broke away for three furst penod dashes of 60 55 and 35 yards and that gave them a 21 7 verdnct over the Troymen here No vember 12 1949 After Trojans offenslve machine up three scores agamst the for the one Owosso score that the game was close but the couldnt gaxn enough umpetus to roll Motor Cnty co-champs Cram scored and Gregory kicked the extra pomt T92 'A 3, A 1 s . . , ,' . 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U,. l pf 1' COACH LFAR Cuaih Lvnr. in his first xr-:ir hu-ri-. fnrviiulmfffl za winning :uid liqlituiu, Lil' a group nl inrfxpf-riviim-rl tri-shnii-n and soph- C2 Q COACH ni-.rleriscm Altvr lr mliiitg tlu- nl V 's lwr n is-'A sf-nvfiis, Cfmvli Dv-Frrysf in su-pin-rl iasldf- 'l Tf 1i ' t'1 f'fl 1 l Top Row: , F. De-Boom. B, Cvirdwood, C, Doan. H. Buehler. 1 ffwlw il ur 'H lm'-. i.. Fredrick. . D. Kirby: mmf row. D, Parks. D. Wilkins, D. Batch- g'1gf,,Q?'Ag5l1j'mu',f',3'f', !,gj1L'j elor, B. VVard. N. Lester. P. Osika, T. Mead, Cz. Acl-cert. . D. Thomp- img MQW, 0morL'S. son: second row: B. Robbins. A. Cushman, R. Fairchild. H. Geerling, D. Shep- ard. J. Hoose. R. Richardson. D. Sexton. D. Thayer: from row: M, Nelson. L. Frye, B. Biddle, J. Booth. L. Eveleth, C. Bronson, D. Shepard, Lester Pappas. x rs, I L H . 3 gi' JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE ' b' l ui I Owosso Durand 3 Owosso St. Paul Owosso Perry Owosso Saginaw Owosso Bay City Owosso Flint Central Owosso Pontiac Owosso Flint Northern Co-Cantain Co-Captain CLIFF BRONSON LEE EVELETH Co-Captain Cliff Brnnsmi. a Fulllvark of the Littlz- Troiuns. sophurnnru. did an outstanding Co-Captain Lu- Evi-ln-th was the- jnb this vc-ar as field gvm-ral workhorse of thx- lxarkfu-ld ln-- uf thu j,V.'s, and should sm- sidm-s living zu dufunsivm- standout. plenty nf artion up on the Varsa For thx- nvxt two va-:urs lornl ity during the nt-X! two yt-ars. fans will wt' plt-ntv of him on the gridiron, An unidvntitivd Pontiac' plavvr brings down Delbert Shepard lhidden hx' tht- Trojans' LL-stvr Pappas-383. j.V. left halfbafk, Otliv.-r Owrisso l1o5s arc Cushman l36r. Fairchild 429r. Thayer ll8,l. and Evolt-th 1-13l. The J.V.'s won, 14-0. A scramble under the Trojan bucket in the first half of the Bay City game finds Stt-ck 4l0I and Volek 410l of Owosso and Kane 4122! and Mead 4301 of Bay City all trying to get their hands on the ball. Bay City won easily. 54-37. Lei! to right: Fred Lynch. Jerry Volck, Bob Swanson. Tom Redmond, Rnn Aldrich. Bob Louks, and Coach Lear. Stork pumps a jump shot which failed to Connect in the first Valley counter against Pontiac. Looking on are Trojans Gregory 4156. Sudman 422l. and Volek 4l7l and Moore 4103 and Pinkston of the Chiefs. Pon- tiac triumphed. 32-24. I ..,-1. 605 .M i DICK LITTLE . JOHN STECK 4 3 X4 ji.. ar . -Xi DICK GREGOR .455 4 Q -. is, sz. z: fve---' - R' in.- . 515' N 5 Q N.. i ' 1 L 4 TOM REDMOND 6' 5 Owen Sudman. in his third 1 year as Trojan center. topped all Trojan scorers and was in the Top - Ten of the Valley, as he averaged nearly 15 points per game. Sud was named to All-Valley and All- State honorable mention squads. The 1949-50 Trojan basketball season was. to be sure, the most interesting one in recent Owosso rage history. It brought a greater variety of thrills and disappointments to the fans and students of Owosso than ever before: for, out of the sixteen games, eight were de- cided by two buckets or less-a far cry from past years. Highly rated at the beginning of the year, the Trojans stumbled to four straight losses to East Lansing 453-493. Pontiac 434-372. Flint Northern 459-463, and Bay City 453-371. It looked like another of those Cellar City Owosso fives. with only big Owen Sudman scoring consistently enough to produce a winner, However. after a long vacation rest. the boys came back with a narrow 45-44 triumph over Flint Central. newly-crowned Motor City Tournament Champs. and a big 53-50 upset of highly-regarded Sag- inaw Arthur Hill. Then tlie Troymen had another letdown. losing in tum to hot-shot Saginaw 472-347, Midland 446-44J. Bay City 449-441, and Pontiac 442-341. Three big victories over Flint Central 462-511, Midland 443-402. and Flint Northern 444-405, made up for losses to the Sag- inaw schools-Arthur Hill 468-462, and Saginaw 458-481. Next came the Regional Toumament at Flint-and a tough 44-43 loss to the Vikings of Flint Northern, whom they had edged ten days 54 -4suq,,. he 'NJ BOB SWANSON HOU MORliHOUSIi BOB LOUKS Nqr is... MONTGOMERY lf' ' l Q ff The top sophomore cage star in Trojan history. Jerry Volek looks destined to be a great Owosso court performer. jerry was named All- Valley honorable mention as he av- eraged over ll points per game for the year. before. Clearly showing the tension that often grips tournament clubs both evenly-matched teams played far below par. The score was close all the way. with both teams fighting for a berth in the finals against Lansing Eastern. Three free throws in the last twenty seconds gave Northern the nod. but not until the Trojans gave everything they had. They had the chances. but the breaks just didn't go their way in the end. It marked the last appearance of two Blue and Gold veterans. Owen Sudman and john Steck. Also gone will be Bob Swanson. a regular guard. and reserves Dick Little, Dick Montgomer5'. and Fred Lynch. They will all be sorely missed next year by Coach Lear. but back to form the nucleus of next year's squad will be Dick Gregory. Tom Redmond, and jerry Volek, all regular performers. plus reserves Ron Aldrich. Bob Louks, Bob Morehouse. and Cloyse Lundie. All in all, the final Trojan record of five wins and eleven defeats isn't very outstanding as records go. The 1949-50 Trojans weren't con- sistent: however. when they were good they pleased Trojan fans to the point that more people turned out for varsity basketball games this year than ever before. The Learmen broke plenty of school records in winning five games, taking four Valley Conference games. scoring 62 points against Flint Central. and trouncing one Valley school twice in the same year lFlint Centrall. In addition, they finished out of the cellar for the first time in almost a decade. 55 Omi of the few timt-s Owosso had the hall in the wild Saginaw game then- is shown above. as Gregory' 'lSi pivots with the hall, Francke 1361 covers Dick. as Dime-nt fhiddc-nr of Saginaw and Redmond f45l, Owrissn guard. look on in the background. Saginaw won. 72-34. Lelz to right: Al Francis Kinanagerl. Dirk Montgomery, Dick Gu-gory. Dirk Little. Clovse Lundie, Bob Morehouse, John Steck, and Owen Sudrivan. G,-r-gory fl5l, guarded hy Bay City's Marcinialk f28l. shoots a push shot from the foul circle in the first half of the contest here. Steck f10J is in the background. CJ Top Row: B. Craig. L. Drwlr-. B. Denison. P. Snyder. L. Evclcth. W. Furs! Five: M. Silverman. W. Charkut. G. Fry. P Charkut. D. Batchelor. G. Frv. O. Dahlstrmn. Snyder, B. Lawson. Borlom Row: F. Osmer. B. Wiard. N. Phelps. C. Bronson. M. Silverman. B. Lawson. B. Robbins. B. Stoll. Coach Trosko. JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE Owosso East Lansing Owosso Pontiac Owosso Flint Northern Owosso Bay City Owosso Flint Central Owosso Arthur Hill Owosso Saginaw Owosso Midland Owosso Pontiac Owosso Bay City Owosso Flint Central Owosso Arthur Hill Owosso Midland Owosso Saginaw Owosso Flint Northern The 1949-50 freshman squad picked up plenty of valu- able training in meeting area schools and the Flint North- In his first season as Junior Varsity coach here, Fred Trosko started the season with a number of sophomores and juniors all of nearly equal abilities. Following a policy of switching ten men in and out of the lineup, the Little Trojans couldn't keep up a fast enough pace through- out the games to come out on top. Slowly, however, they picked up valuable experience. and, with the addition of Larry Doyle, who reported at mid-term, the J. V.'s im- proved considerably near the end of the year. Their sea- son of hard work finally paid off at the end of the year when they gained a well-earned victory over the Northern J. V.'s. It was especially a sweet victory for Coach Trosko, as he left Northern last year. A freshmen and sophomore squads in addition to the Reserve and Varsity squads, which they had met in 1 7 area pre- vious years. Only Flint Northern's Sophs. Morrice. and em sophomores' for they met Capable Oppfmemf who St. John's Freshmen sported victories over Coach Hutch- D13Y9d SVGYY WPS Of basketball- For the flfst Ume 3 ison's boys, who were led in scoring by Center Gene Ack- schedule was drawn up which included Class B and Class ert and Guard Al Honeck. Top Rfu' G. Afkt-rt. J. Williams, G, W'il1st'. H. Gm-rlziig. T. Mead. L. Chapman. - l Borfoni Row' J. Flvnn. D. Parks. A Hom-lk. J. Osint-r. D. Wilkins. G. Fun Five: D. Wilkins. H. Gt-Qrling, G. Arkt-rt. A Riu-. D. Mt'Un1hi-r. Coarh Hutchinson. Hont-ck, G. Rice. r 5 I ,n Q - -1 Qi E - U ,ca an--. s- - . :..' . H 1 .-f- 'Y-1-4.'.Q,i.i . lxavi-J'f, ?Iv .-,fo ' ' ' -.A- -r-V . . nz. , .. Anothi-r of Coach DOFrosria's 14-turning lcttcrmcn. Bill Bartz should help give the Trojans strength in the polo vault for this and ncxt year. A t 1 Q ' ' 1 1 3 X V . I I - C ' 'MMf lf- ,,. Q . X ' if Xa., . iv Y' I 9 if all T .9 4, ' A hurcllvr and flash specialist. Bill Hodcly's loss this vear will he greatly felt by Coach De- Froscia. Despite lack nf expvrlc-nrv. G u s Slant: has s h o w n rf-al ahilitx' ax a broad jump- s-r. Gus is al- so a guard in football and has onli ont vi-ar morn- nt 1-ligihilitx. though a soph- flnlflff'. ' D.. it Grieg- orv is ont- of 3 the most ver- , satilv athletes f in si hool. As wwll as pi-rr f 1: r ni i n Q 1 n v football and bask:-t h 24 l l. Greg srnre-rl . ronsistentli' in pol:-' vault. high ju ni p. a n rl lm r n a rl 1 u in n l a sl vi-ar. 1 'f ' I ,V V J ' Ia 1950 TRACK SCHEDULE Apr. 21 Bay City-Saginaw, at Saginaw Ctriangularb Apr. 25 Bay City, Here May 6 Mt. Pleasant Relays May 9 Pontiac, There May 13 Valley Meet at Arthur Hill May 20 Regional Meet at Arthur Hill May 27 State Finals at East Lansing May 29 Non-grad Meet at Northern With only seven consistent point winners back from last years squad, and all of them in the dashes or field events, this years track squad opened the season considerably weak in the distance events. Also, the prospects of a success- ful season were considerably dampened by the temporary loss of Dick Gregory, who was kept out of action by an appendectomy. The possible loss of shot-putter, Gus Fry for the team without a Capable shot-putter. However, with the addition able points to aid the lettermen, Coaches DeFroscia and Trosko Left to right, top row: R. Aldrich, B. Bartz, P. Wilkins, E. Hudson, 9 r 51 QV , , . .Jw- I 1 . F' J, . , . r A . v 3 W., ', F' 4, Q' ' if' ' -' 1, ' E ' W fr . 3,94 . R 4 -, . N V Lf Q, 'vo' 9 ' .gin l- ' n ' The top dash man in the Trojan track squad. Mac Keves, a senior, is a four-year man and a consistent performer. . 3? X 1 . 1 Xt 0 2 h h. . . X v. BN 5. Ar'- '- ' . Ed Rock. a '-1-mor, rnpirllv improved during tha- vvar, His lnss in the 440 run will make the Trojans' wi-akm-ss in the tlistanfv 1-vt-nts even gn-ati-r. season because of a back injury also left the of some promising newcomers to pick up valu- may form a well-balanced aggregation. J. Szilaggi: second row: H. Geerling, J. Williams. G. Sianis. , B. Stolz: front row: M. Keyes, B. Hoddy, 1. Shattler. D. Marsh. B. Myron, L. Gell. . ff.: .fp '-2 QQLQ .L In 5 0' 5 . ' 'v - 'i'-f T T Y --I v . ' ' , 90 ' l 0' v -0 on gv L ,...e..,.., xv , 5: X ' 4 i .Eh 5 f .V 1 . . ' - .I Y v Y ' i xx 6 -4--5 . 5 ., ' . , N Sofitel' '- ' ee - . - , ' WL. . S ' I ' . I f K my .ll h 'Q N .- V TI? I F - :- .,1i - ' T 'L i 1 ' A' 'A . -fegkmlmi Of' i 'pep as V QQ. ' .4 .' ' 1 A. il.. 1kuvovn4Q',-9'5 v - -- ,L ,. at si ,f 7 ' - , - - -' , ' s . . A ,T ..f 4' -Q l fmt:-'fp Z 'L' L-gntg.. . , .4 3, Ego, . . 5.50550 X, LY: 1-N , 1313 'K , . 6055 ' gigs. V 64. '.Q Q .L -, OHS K ' , . .e X - x x I iff 5 1 f' Q, f . - , f A 4, vw - , - M ' 'i ' sf . 4 KA. J A X A ' - 1 ...l K .A 'c ills 1 Q,- SR, mf lg: ' I'- .5 X. gs swtig, 's-we 'ig -ps. S.,- ,ks .74 4: 5. n oi G 'U ,.',- A, , . 'N' s- , x - .i -'J ,- fi'- A righthanded curve ball spe- cialist. LaVerne Kingsbury pick- ed up valuable experience last year. A senior, King also al- ternates in the outfield when he isn't on the mound. Pitcher Dick Ball will be on the mound in this, his first year of varsity baseball. Salutatorian of the senior class, Dick showed promise last summer. 5 zkplhlhf' ,btw 'Y . falisiiff Lyle Kirby will take the field at shortstop this spring for the second straight year. A reserve his sophomore year, his services will be greatly missed by Coach Hutchinson next year. Returning to hold down the initial sack for the third straight year, john Steck hits and throws from the left side. ,1 :Q ci' L1 but S!! -ii.. ,. 1' Q- This trio of senior veterans-Steck, Quine, and Kirby -will form the nucleus of this year's infield. For the first time since baseball was started here four years ago, Coach Hutchinson fielded a well-experi- enced Trojan nine. With seven returning lettermen- a pitcher, catcher, two infielders, and three outfielders -back from last year's squad, plus a quartet of Amer- ican Legion performers, prospects for a good season were particularly good. The pitching staff was fairly well set, with a trio of American Legion pitchers ready to form the nucleus of the mound staff. They are seniors La Vere Kings- bury and Dick Ball and sophomore Wally Charkut. All are righthanders with varied strong points. Kings- bury is a curve ball specialistg Ball, a deceptive hurlerg and Charkut, a control hurler. There are many other possibilities, but, as yet, none showed enough promise to make the varsity mound corps. The infield had two veterans back in First Baseman John Steck and Shortstop Lyle Kirby, and the fight for the other two positions was a toss-up. Possibilities for these posts were freshman Gene Ackert, junior Bob VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 13 Lansing Eastern - There Qtentativeh 20 Flint Central -- There 27 Saginaw -- Here May 4 Arthur Hill - There 11 Pontiac - There 18 Bay City Handy- Here Ctentativej 25 Bay City - Here june 1 Flint Northern - Here 1 Clmrkut. Hudt-tok. Ball, and Kingsbury will all be sceing plt-nty of action for the Trojans this year. Louks, sophomore jerry Volek, junior Cloyse Lundie, and a multitude of others from the '49 J. V. squad. In Carl De Santis, Bob Hudecek, and Gail Holbrook. Coach Hutchinson had a trio of returning righthanded outfielders who should win regular berths. However. he may move Hudecek to the infield to bolster it. In this case, Volek may move to the outer gardens. Catcher john Quine held down the catching job again. with jim Springs, a J. V. recruit, ready to back him up. In the batting department, which was a real weak- ness last year, there was only one 3.00 hitter last year --Bernard Bramer --and he was lost by graduation. However. several Trojans started to come along last summer, and at least a quartet should prove capable stickmen. Fi 1, .xg W ' sp-A ' , M fix.. . , 36131. . ,. .if - Bob Huil:-fuk will rvturn to thi' outfield again next vuar. Thi- stt-ady hitting and fielding of Hudert-k will greatly aid this and ne-xt it-ar's mm-s. A big rc-cc-ivcr. john Quint improved vasllv last year and should realli' steady thc- Trojan hurlers. This is John's third year on the varsity squad. if 1 , ' D Coach Hutchinson, in his second year as Troian base- ball Coach, came here with F a long baseball background. , V is Wallx' Charkut, a sophoinori- hurlt-r and outfit-ldt-r, looks ready to follow in thc- footsteps of his brothers, joe and Stan, who we-nt into pro ball. BG- W A g l Formerly in the St. Louis g -Q I Cardinal league chain, V Hutch was also a catcher here with the famous Dono- van Checkers, it 1 5 Y, 8 E wing.. 4 L L Above: Jark Wolfe Ile-ftl, No. l singles man this year. is one of the top tr-nnis players in the Valley. despite his short stature. A veteran ot three years. jack was No. 4 singles :nan last year. Wilbur Steiningz-r lrightr. a sophomore, was handifapped by an operation last year but should make a singles berth this year. 1950 TENNIS SCHEDULE April 18 Midland -- Here Qtentativeb 25 Pontiac - Here 28 Arthur Hill - Here May 2 Bay City -4 There 5 Flint Central -- There 11 East Lansing - Here 12 Pontiac - There 16 Flint Northern - Here 20 Regional Meet 23 Bay City 1 Here 26 Flint Central - Here 31 Flint Northern - There june 2 State Meet Ss -9 4 kv. 'U' Af 741'-i 4.- 5 Coach Montgomery and his 1950 tennis squad opened v.. by the season with little chance of holding their Valley Championship Crown. Only jack Wolfe returned as a veteran singles player: and Mickey Silverman. Bob Craig, Paul Moore. VVilbur Steininger, and Bruce Bal- colm f- all doubles men last year-fwill have to form the nucleus of this years net squad. C , Q, on ,Q- .C'5sC3'.. 3'3- Abcve. top row: Coach Temby. B. Balcolm. J. Degerstrom, P. Moore. B. Craig. Van Brock- lin, D. Ferguson. Coach Mont. Below: Coach Montgomery' is the most ex- gomery: second row: M. Silver. ps-ric-nced net coach in the Vallex' and has iiian. B. Ross, B. Guts, j, Wolfe, guided the Trojans to three straight Valley J. Osmer. W. Steiningerg first Ch2l11Pi0n5l1'PS- row: D. McUmber. C. Seelhoff. R, Ellenberg. F. Frederick. 1. Adams. an W Lelr: A pair of versatile boys. Jim Van Brocklin ileftl and Jim Degerstrom I right a . may both break into a doubles com- K bine. Van Brocklin is a prom- f ising freshman. while Deger- S 4- strom. a junior. is greatly im- proved from last season. rbi if Q 'O , 7 Q . vg- M, AJ.. With highly-talented Bay City ready to grab the title. , the Trojans can hardly be expected to defend the title A they've held for the last three years. with such a scarc- - X 5' ity of talent. However, with some promising freshmen L ready to begin varsity competition. as Jim Van Brock- lin and little Ron Ellenberg seem to be. prospects for more great teams in the future are good. Bob Gute and jim Degerstrom. reserves last year, should also help considerably and may gain starting berths. JC FUI H , - A4 . .,?'Q.,j,. , 41.-Fw 'Z-rf' ff' .. ,la 1 .,.':'.r Below: No. 2 singles man at the bt-gunning of this vvar, Junior Francis Frederick, a doubles plan-r last yi-ar. has rome along well, , . , S . tt, --agus-. I .4 ,, 4, r. ...ad N 'F 74. Above: Paul Moore llefti, a jun- ior doubles player last vear. and Bruce Balcolm lrightl a senior reserve. had the front line for double berths at the beginning of the year, However. Bob Gute. a sophomore. looks like a doubles man. A pair of promising freshmen. Ron Ellenberg and Dave Fergu- son. may land doubles berths already this year. They will make prospects for the future even greater. 6l s is ad ' fa' Above: Sophomores Boh Craig fleftl and Mickey Silverman rrightl. with a year of varsity doubles play under their belts. have moved up to singles berths. The pres:-nrv of three sophomores and one iunior as singles is an encouraging note to Coat-li Nlontgomt-ry. 1950 GOLF SCHEDULE April 28 Flint Northern '- Here May 2 Saginaw - Arthur Hill There ftriangularl 5 Bay City e Here 12 Pontiac - Here 16 Flint Northern -- There 20 Valley, B. C. Handy, Flint Tech. not set yetfonly tentative. Regional Lapeer 36 lg' 'fig 1: if-Q --1 e X E -4 EL 1 ri' --ff' l v -- . . gr th. .l, 'uw O5 2 UQ DO las. J' It U Q0 Left to righr, back row: -I. Friess. , B. Moreliouse. Coach Holman, L. Doyle, T. Henderson, B. Louks: front row: xl. Bohunsky, P. Hood, T. Mooney, Kelly. F. Osmer. john Bohunskv. a soph rnnfirl-. was a rt-wrvv last yt-ar but ninclu tht- grade this spring. 1' -sub X4 . VZ:-?, I 1 154. ,QR x .Q 'S . 'P web-- xx X V' VARSITY GOLF Twelve candidates greeted Coach Grove Holman for the opening of the 1950 golf season this spring. Definitely building'for future years, Grove has only three juniors included in this group. Freddy Osmer and Larry Doyle, both lettermen on last year's second golf squad, will probably team with johnny Bohunsky, another soph, and Bob Morehouse and Bob Louks, low-shooting juniors out for the first time, to form the top Trojan quintet. Plenty of matches were scheduled for this spring to give these boys the most competitive experience possible. ' Although Bob Morehouse didn't play last ve-ar, he has shown enough ability to make the squad this year. I-It-'s a junior. Leading Trojan linksman. Fr:-d Osmer. a soph.. shoots in thu low forties and has shot in tht- high thirties, 'ww 1' .f- Lf wi 'i Grow- llnlnian took ov:-r las! iw-ar as coach nf thu m-iwlx'-fornivd Trojan gold loam. Sophomore Larry Doyle. in addition to plaving re- wrvc basl-cvtball. will be a mainstay of the golf squad this ycar. is-.. r' 7 bv- G31-a +e'?A :- ' P ' ' K L- j-up -?f:-Q1.'p- 2- . - r., .. ' ,matt-' 4 s u 4, A Af' ,' 4-ij kai 0-Q X V V 131, Q T L I . . ' ' l . l 9 ' u :V-.lt , z..- 9' 1. -,. l - -' - A xx - -i --.W -so ' f '.,-, D Bt-v four 31- hy her Year -- SPIN CS. Ah-rk, a che-er load:-r for i l F'-Q Ogg? 4 131 Drum Nlaior M, ., , Bob Nlorehnuse Alumni' THE BAND LEADERS A trio of prancing hand leaders--Bob Nlorehouse, the versatile athlete and junior class president. Betty Strickland. and Marlene Patterson got their workouts the nights of football games. O. H. S. CHEER LEADERS The Owosso High cheer leaders. some six strong, had plenty of opportu- nity to lead yells the past athletic year. Despite bad weather at Arthur Hill and Pontiac. they were present at all nine Trojan football games. not to speak of the assemblies before each game. Also yelling their lungs out at all the home basketball and at a good share of the out-of-town tiffs. this sextet deserves a great deal of credit in inspiring our athletic teams. -4 1 1 'tr 1.5 1-3 sf 4. -9 Q Q-'QF' s Btttx Strirklniicl and Mnrlt-iii Patterson Z, ul JK Miss Pauline Dt-nm-rt. in hvr first vvar as girls' athletic ina struvtnr hurt-. showed a great dt-nl of interest in schnnl spirit. as shi- coached the cheer leaders and acted as master of rere- inomes in most of our pep as- st-nihlivs, ars. was elected captain follow cheer leaders this an honor she iustlx' dc-- .Q The four female Cheer leaders give out w.th that famil- iar 'T-R-O-,I-A-NE' They are. left to right: Bev Aleck. Mar5' Lou Scarlett, Carol Bamard and Nancy Stevens. Bob Mxron itopl :mtl jc-irv Francis the-lov. H rlisplav the same enthusiasm thev shnwerl all this year during Troian ath- letic contests. .,... A1 At the right are nim-tt-on of the boxers who cntvr- ed in the matches during April. SWIMMING ACTIVITIES Held for five hours on each Tuesday and Friday, boys' swimming classes form an important part in the physical development of each high school boy. Be- sides being healthful exercise, swimming also gives the student a change from his routine studies. Instructors teach the fundamentals to the beginners, and also drill the more advanced swimmers. A low springboard enables the boys to dive on a small scale, also. However, much of the class time is the student's. and, nf course, this is looked forward to by the swim- mers. . i R I Q f . I ,, e 1 X. ,Qty gtk qi Q A 'Wa' tr Pivtuiz-d tp tlw lvft an- tlu- nit-nihers of thx' newly- formvd swimming team, 4-nat-hpd hy- Grove' Holman. Swimming niainlx' during the class and noon hour. the natators have-n't entered in Vallry competition as vt-t. although they had a prac- tice met-t with Flznt Central in late Fc-bruarx. Intrawural lmaskvtlfull gznntw lu-twwiz gvm flaw:-s ut-rv hvld in tht- Qxm flur- xng the lunrh hour ln ad, rlztmn to armismg tht- manx students mlm .-at lun-'hx-s at sflun-l, tln' mtrumural :ng- fvrs prrwulm- acldutirmal 1-xfrf tm for a gn-at:-r nuxnlur of bnxs in s4liunl. z f '1 xi'-il in il Si' ff Gymnastics is a main part of all gym rlassf-s. At the right are a ff-w of thr- boys interested in the sport. Included in the QVWHBSUFS sport here are tumbling. the trampoline. the side horse. and parallel bars. While crowded for practicing space. a group of tumblers thrilled the basketball fans at half! time with their antics on the tramp, The xxrtstliis 'il U H S. at the right. viitvri-fl in are tive cmnpt-titwin tor mvflals during April like the lxoxt-rs. XVhile there aren't as manx participants in this sport as inn boxing. wrestlers know trom experience that it is as strenuous as any other sport. Working out in gvm classes. these boys at the left are a few of those who tried for medals. which we-rv awards-al to champions in the various weight di- visions. GYM ACTIVITIES Boys' gym classes are held for six periods on Mon- day, VVednesday. and Friday, The varied program of gym activities gives every boy plenty to do. Every class period begins with routine calisthenics. which are usually led by a student. Among gym activi- ties during the course of the year are gymnastics. bas- ketball. boxing. wrestling, softball. and a few others, The second semester sixth hour class consists mostly of those boys participating in spring sports. They are given sixth hour later during the semester for base- ball, golf. tennis. and track. 9 F124 .L f 4 v J A li Qi Under the direction of Miss Pauline Dennert, the Girls' Ath- letic Association has grown to the number of 71 girls. Bowling, bas- ketball, -archery, volleyball, and swimming are only a few of the activities these girls participate in. 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I --.,,.,,.3,- f sl .J X 5' X yi' f 5 1 'Ii H if ' :nw 1 H50 x 5HO,o X r U alia A34 W x lm f x prznrnna , Van Je Vussz A-1-' agi- ,JN Co11111111111u1l1o11 and A lecmtzwz Lllglzsb I ill Rf O1 the no t ne Dltk Trost Bull CEQDIII-ill Fan Baughan Hugh Wright and Bex Cook to Capture all the kllfVKl8fIf.,9 that thev can from Mr Shana felts RHFTORIC Class The objeftwes of thls Class are to hrush the semors up on the funda mentals of ETIEIISII grammar and to better pre pare them for chffxrult college work Tom Redmond IS your narrator duung an hour ot' CXIVIERICAN LITERATURE Partxcxpants ln the FIISLUSIUII IH lude Bob Hoddy and Betty Volek Thxs subject hnglns vuth lohn Smrths ustorx ccxer xrlters of Clxll VVar days an Contludes vuth Slnclalr Levnss satire an-1 ' The shues of England top the hst of news :toms rn Mrs Pllllwy s ENGLISH LITERATURF class Dlck Porter Charlotte Rlgllllg and Helen Serr renew these and the locations of famous land marks The Oflgln of the Celts xntroduces the course followed by Chaucers Canterbury Tales Shakespeare s sonnets and plays 'md modern Eng hsh poets and authors It s a natural to begxn broadcastmg, School Lxfe through the flrst requxred hxgh sthool course FRESHMAN ENGLISH A student Shlrley Hol b ook prompted by Mrs Leltth leads her class mates ln outhnmg Records hom that spelhng grammar and VVI'ltlI1g learned through the vear are assets to all the frosh especlallv those who ull seek employment S Sczence Marches O12 ig A hulletxn from the PHYSICS lab flnds Ron me Nlcoson and Bruce Balcom conducting an ex perxment ID mechanlcs Thxs course taken by prospective medical students and engxneers ex plams how electrlclty radlo gravxty and buoy ance work Gordon Br1tton and Marye Brachenbury are servlng the heart of BIOLOGY class w1th their mnspectlon of stuffed blrds and abandoned nests The popular field trxps ln the sprlng provide flrst hand educatxon on bugs and fowls Studles of all lxvlng thmgs 1l'lClUdll l2 man are presented m the course 33' Each drop of acid plays a utal part nn expert ments such as the one Paul Snyder and Allan Rlce are completmg Iodxne cold cream and tooth paste are tang1ble results of a workmg knowledge of formulas Although these CHEMISTRY ac tlvttxes are baslc they are the foundatlon which develops an arthr1t1s cure and the atomic bomh Mmroscopes plants test tubes and charts com bxne to make the GENERAL SCIENCE class an xnterestmg survey of all the scxences Bob ODell and Lester Holmes xnspect a mlcroscoplc specl men as Jack Ochodmcky and Jack Ford await mg thenr turn ponder some of the many problems of llfe on earth -,xy - .51 ,., -C,-fy, ffglv :H T- - A 'X . 73 ft-' -5, . vi ' x 4. g. r K , 1 i Y . v 1 V - ' - . , ' l - 69 I A N? 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Facts and Fzgmcs Round the world news B1ll Hoddy Iohn Steck and Margle Maurer are the fact fmdxng commlt tee renortlng on the mvestxgatxon of the splferlcal trxangles Other events bemg analyzed are the properties and appllcatmns of the lunes clrcles cones and pyramids Mr Davis IS the chalrman of the BOLID GEOMETRY group Actual applxcatlon of math to exervdav prmcl ples H1 a featu e of our APPLIED MATH course Fmndxng the right solutlon to a problem are joe Tekyl on Mr Lees right and Dxck Nold on lus left Thxs subjett rs requxred of all lndustrlal arts students and ls taught durnng the junior year The pr mblem ns solved' Duck Ball Marcla Mlll ex and Kenny Becker are responsible for break me the deadlock ln Mr Frenchs ADVANCED ALGEBRA class Now the class wlll contlnue un xts exploratron of quadratlc equatlons blnomlal theorem and other mterestlng appllcatlons of thls scxence And now we swxtch controls to the PHYSI CAL GEOGRAPHY class for a panel dlscussxon on various types of rocks Beverly Aleck Dan Hamfan and Lms Houghton explain effects of the ages on our land Thls class IS designed to brlng you the latest on land structure cl1mates and soxl erosion ...4 5 ' x Q. 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' , ,. 1 N ' ' I5 .L e :Gi 4' 'fs' 'sl 'PS gg!! -I I 4 -44,132-f 9'-m .uf ff 45, Izztezpret Todays Wmld 5 1 4l 1 HH Serious conslderatlon 1s belng glven to world money matters by Dorls George Barb Sxdney and Carolyn Judd ln Mr Hoods Economxcs class The arm of this class xs to prepare the students for understanding the dlffxcultles of producer and consumer the lntrxcacles of the gold and silver standard and the mechamsm of world economy Followmg the footsteps of every OHS gradu ate Nancy Morgan Bob Morehouse and Estella Chapman accumulate UNITED STATES HIS TORY facts Toplcs of study xnclude the ploneers and thelr struggle for thxs contlnent the wars, growth of capntallsm and labor problems And now through the courtesy of OHS your tatlon presents a bxrdseye vnew of the GOV ERNMENT class In studxous stance IS Glenn Meyers wlnle Mr deBoom captures the atten tlon of Ioanne Hamm These classes are round the Norld analyses of how governmental problems were rn the past are today and should be m the future Shortwave ns needed to contact all the places Tom Wagar has learned about from WORLD HISTORY class The course IS what the name nmplxes a hlstory of the natlons of the world Each phase of socxal development from early man to the Atomnc Age rs consxdered V A 4' 19' - 44- elf X- to 13:13, ifj 4 :iv a . 32:5 V' . 3. 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X V , , -s ' f f Q 35 N 1 9 1 i ll I . . . . , . s ' - - . , . - . . . . -Y ' - V Y 71 SYS-, '49 Air' pry' vwgfg- yu-may jj' ffr Ltlllgllllge IS the Bam of Thought In the vlrleo department LATIN II takes the scrcen wxth Carole Dreuth reading the lesson fol lowed by Fae Baughan and Sue Collard Gram merlcal construchons projects and the study f Caesar constitute the balance of the course Worthv opponents and frlends says Bud Watson as he presents his case ln thxs debate wlth Duck Brasle Barbara Sldney and Mary jo De Voe Speeches lmpromptus debates and demonstratlons are all part of the tralmng xn ADVANCED SPEECH class under the dxrectxon of Mr Dldler The purpose of thls course IS I3 galn confldence and polse Y' Records and transcrlptlons play an lmportant part ln the study of SPANISH Enunclatlon s most lmportant and sound IS of essential value Here Mxss Shattuck gxves the correct qualltles to a word whlle Duane Stoolmaker Dorothy Bron son and Bev Cook lmltate her Spamsh games songs and coke sesslons wlth Spamsh conversa tnon make thxs study one of the most lnterestlng at OHS On the a1r Wlth RADIO class members Jlm Ockerman Rollm Dasen and Ed Rxley present mg Bret Hartes Luck of Roarlng Camp com plete wxth sound effects By the end of the se mester any radio student may douhle as a dlsk jockey or all around announcer .Q -- -...fix Bari 'ESQ F? r'? 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Any- one interested in bookkeeping and accounting is eligible to enroll in one of Mr. Butler's classes. Mr. Butler. Dick Trost. joan Underwood. Peggy' McKone. and Maxine Marks compose this cozy' classroom scene. If .ss-F' 'fi G Y' Now girls get your shorthand fundamentals straight says Mrs Virt to her group Betty Swan Lillian Sumbera Alice Sheldon Ioretta Beyer Alice Emans Mary Plulik Opal Potter and Shirley Conoyer Anyone interested in taking shorthand may do There are three years of shorthand offered for commercial students first year second year and advanced shorthand. Producing skillful and independent office work- ers is Mr. Butler's job in the OFFICE MA- CI-IINES class. Janet Conner, and Beverly Dif- fen will tell you more about dictaphones. mimeo- graphs. adding machines, and other office ap- paratus when they finish their two semester course. 5 . . X ..,. .:..,f' 9333 ,.-.. -Q 2 ,M 3:14. ,-Lys.:-K -5 Ci' S' or 5 .ar 34 . .-, - ,, I 9' ' . . . . . - ., - .. 5 'a -' 'U' .. 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I , , I , P E-Q. is L-ritz: ,yt-r -P2 JV Q 'VY LVD: 4 Av E45 4,344 4 Hcllldt and llzuds ll wk Takmg our mrcrophone lnto the model kntchen vue fmd COOKING students Donna Bronson lla Parker Leota Luchenbxll Mrs Hollmger adviser and Shlrlev Overpack dlscusslng the detalls f servlng a full course dmner After studylng food xalues and the preparatlon of appetlzmg meals the girls and boys learn to set an attractxve table before serung the food OHS shutterbugs gather around Russel Bates mstructor as the mtracnes of a camera are ex plaxned Photography 15 an elective course at OHS The students do Splc work and snap all school events, both m and out of school Z, 74 The hum of sewing machmes and the clxppmg of shears prove that economxcally minded gurls lxke Alda Edwards and joan Stmson are SEW ING thelr ovsn clothes Whlle belng taught to sew all types of garments the students are m structed as to the best style of clothes and the colors they should wear to be charmmg and popul r The HANDTCRAZFT program begins with learn mg flve crafts tattmg l-cmttxng crochetlng weav mg and hooklng rugs and pxllows Norabelle Euvrard Phyllxs Ann Mmer Dlxxe Holford. Lxl han Zalenka and Joanne Ward are among the begmners who stuff to5 ammals and complete more complxcated projects ln the second semester .ig 1 ' :' . , - '- - : -.f.fl19L:s.- YZ -Q . '.i3,:,2. 21, Q.: ? 3 Efz. . ., ', -I ,,ZA.,sa.A.- wk, I n, 'I I trip! s:.,,.1s.,:I1 ' us y I L, ' ., F2-gf' . ' Vg' RY-'I--1-,' 2'na,-.tfl- I ' :'f - if .- - 'v2f- ' -,?,1:4.,- '2- 552.12 ' ,I wfsg H- '- . '. fi ,'-. - v .V,..-QTY. -- , -: rf- , ,.. --, .'.l, ,JQSE v'-,-- ' ' H , X 1 uf. . . . X . , . , ,. , . . 1 - . 1 . Q u v v 1 v ' . K . . . 0 . I D . . , , , ' , ' ' . a . 1 ' ' , - I . . . - ' I U U ' V , . , . . v Towmd Skzll and Pcf ectzon 2 6' ,Liza- br 1135 'ID r ln, 5-gg, r.f fx ey-fn Arr Wlnle the boys are gettxng set for production thelr teacher Mr Arnold IQ rssulng, supplles to Wrllard HllH8Hd0ff Loren Berthume and James Fness The GENERAI SHOP course ms dnvlded into four mam parts RIVIIIH the students the op portunlty to work wlth wood sheet metal elec trlclty and art metal Those all important schedule cards are bexng perforated by Morris Shell after the prlntmg process IS completed by Bob Craxg on the hand press nn PRINT SHOP Txckets and programs for school plavs and games as well as absentee slxps report cards and hall permlts come from Mr Lees shop The sound effects he re some from the machine known to the members rn WOOD SHOP as the jornter Owen Sudman IS nt s operator whlle loe Tejkl and Tad Taphouse watch The finer parts of woodworkxng such as making cupboards cab lnets and tables hlghllght the two semesters EXIRIHPSI' joe Qteel operates a cvlmdrlcal grlnd er wnth prompting from Buryl Burgess and Duane Hale Thls course grves the mechamcally mmded boys fundamental tramlng mn MACHINE SHOP practlce under the tralned superusxon of Mr Wxedman wa, 49 ,Jo- .f 4v-tx' A dv x.1 4 'X M 4-nik fi? fu' 35,5 53? ,,,,. The Cultzzml and the Pmctzcal ART are the call letters of creatlve art students who have thexr station at Curwood s Castle Thelr program of stud1es mcludes o1l pamtmgs pastels and water colors The latest booster stat1on for local news 1S the IOURNALXSM class whlch publxshes the Trojan Trumpet each month Rlght now Fran Lueh mann lkiarllyn McIntosh Seymour Suber and Ellen Van de Vusse are studymg the rra.-ze up of a large clally newspaper The monotony of rout me sports feature and news assxgnments IS brok en when reporters see thexr stones ln prmt The fmal process rn making pottery IS baking the clay m the kxln Sue Robbms Dnck Nold and Mlllxe Brackenbury CERAMICS students have made flgurmes vases and the l1ke Drlvmg IS a comparatively new subject at OHS offered only to Sophomores The purpose of thxs course rs to 1nsure safer drlvers 1n the future Under the dxrectxon of Fred Trosko each student enrolled m tlfns course IS gxven the opportumty to learn the parts of the automoblle engme and all phases of actual drlvxng Z If K v X as , I 4 .-I 2 ' 41215 L ,-.1 A-7 if ' W' 1 ' 3 . ,- - 'W ,I I. it' , ' 2 . 1 - . - 1 . 'v A - , Life.. L a r' L1 'E' 4 . .- - 4 ' ',,, Q: ...I - - 1 ' P -f V Vt. is - 7 'rl ' ' -y-Jil'-Q -. ' ' . I ' 'T ft' . . v--f ALJ..-. . . . , I . . . . . Y v y 1 v y . , , . . . ! Y ' Q I I ' K A ' Y - , ' V 4.2 uv fi' 90, st , -Q15 fe QW' 94' 1' qu' M'5. .ul t are Plannmg the future mcludes Job huntmg Rev Denmson wxll vouch for the sellmg ab1l1 Drck Muller and Mr Holtforth consult on local tres of LaVern Hutchmson Vern sells products opportumtxes under the co op plan for Wllllams Drug Store for credrts and spend mg money On the Job trarnmg functrons as an mtegral part of the OHS CO OP program Students who are on thus set up go to regular classes only half a day The other txme rs spent worknng on Jobs rn local frrms Full crednt IS g1VBn for this apprentrceshxp trammg Part of the traxmng mcludes courses ln retarl sales and employer relatlons CO OP UPPERCLASSMEN 77 1. . -xr' Y, R- -? 'Vg , 2,-1,1 'gli '13, 1' . 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' - . . , ' , - 9- 'YE'- WCQXSGJ 1175 Q'-Za J 'Q v 's fqiapf ,Suriv 'fa R frfhwx X 1 5 141 T 171611115 mm' Stzzdelzts Plan the Tzztzne Q'-vs -4 Talkrrrg over nrs schedule for the next four years Mrss Nrna Parrrsh and Stepharrre Darrow wrth Grove Holman rs freshman 9 3 sophomore are planmng her studres for the rest of the school years just as a radro pruduccr keeps the show runnrng smoothly so the gurdance commrttee drrects the cur rrcular actrvrtres ofthe students of Owosso Hrgh From the day that a student enters hrgh school thrs committee consrstrng of faculty members rs on hand to help hrm wrth whatever problems he may encounter throughout hrs four years of school lrfe Some of these problems are settrng up a schedule frttrng, the subjects to the student and helprng hrm adjust hrmself to school routrnes Anytime that the student rrncds help the commrttee rs there to help hrm all that rt can GUIDANCE COMMITTEE Frrsr Row Mrs Hulhngtr Mrss Nrna Parrrsh Mrs Gtbhart charr-man Mrs Wrlson Mrss Lua Sttwart Mrs Vrrt Sttond Row Mr Wrlson Mr Prtstott, Mr Hard! 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Mnka Majnl Bob Koxats Bob Gcrard Bottom Row 'Vlarxlxn McIntosh Gwcn Howard ,Ixll Hnghtow r jude Swttt Marx jane Storrnr Mr Haldt IS the advxser of the newly orgamzed Student Councll The Councxl meets every two weeks durmg homeroom perlod on the stage to conduct its business meetlngs A campalgn for Better Hall Week was one of the projects of the group Each homeroom l'as elected a representative who attends the meetlngs and reports the proceedlngs back to hxs respectlve homeroom The first Job of the gfoup was to draft a Constltutlon Various commntees have been appomted to lnvestlgate school problems A handbook IS to be publlshed for all students contaxmng school regu latxons tradmons, and the Constxtutxon Mlke Majzel vxce president M3fllyU Mclntosh secretary Hugh Wrxght presldent Bob Swanson sergeant at arms and Mr Hamdt frmsh draftmg the Constxtutlon and sortlng suggestrons from home rooms Later dlscusslon 'bulletxns vull be wrxtten and posted One week of mtensxxe effort to make our halls a better place to llxe rn was mtroduced by doz ens of clever posters hberally dlstrlbuted on the malls Swannxe and Hugh also were principals IH a vxell t1med assembly along this line 82 fr -Q ' 'P if' v -ff 1 ,- C. -. , -. , ,Ik l 1 If , X fblisi- . 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' ' ,ef 4 n,..vof I,-1' ul W'-ii-:flm j,,,.'f'f' Nell Ann Kxrby Literary Editor Howard Shanafelt Advise r Barbara Baker Valerne Hlleman Co Editor In Chxet Co Edttor rn Chief Planmng the entlre Sptc and co ordrnatlng the work of the varxous staffs ms the yob of the co edxtors tn chxef Barbara Baker and Valerxe Hlleman Included rn their dutles of plannxng are the dedlcatxon allotment of pages to the dxfferent sectxons of the book and the selectlon and arrangement of plctures As lrterary advlsers Mxss Nancy Shattuck and Howard Shan afelt gulde and asslst the edxtors and staff 1n produclng the, yearbook The llterary editor Nell Ann Kxrby wxth the axdfof her crew furmshes all the written materlal She makes certaln that all pictures are labeled correctly and that the wrlte ups are both accurate and xnterestmg Twyla Savage and others are responsible for the typing of thls copy for the prmter Wlth assxstance from the staff ln wrlte ups john Steck, sports editor plans and executes the entxre sports sectlon John eck Sports Editor HUJSN M91 Quik! . tw-11 1 1 x,, 4 .fr 1 IIB-l L 5. LITERARY STAFF SPORTS and ART STAFF Fnst Row Mary jane Storrer Karyl Bryer Twyla Savage Seated Jada Wolfe Sue Robbms Second Row Carolyn Lyons Val Hnleman Joan Frednck Mol Szandmg John Steck Ellen Van dtVusse Jack Thompson he Wmdeknecht 84 , iff:-ff .T j' ' '--4. ' , A ,.,,4:g L -- '---l,',':,-p. -, A H' , .TFh.?b ':,, Y is ,I 1 ,Han -l .:::q,:.-,fr . f -'cf' ' ,T-Rf , -:- - - ' Q 3:4-.J 1 ,. 1 .. V , - ':3-.' - f S - :,1Tf1'f 1S: ,..-,.f,ffQf- 1 '- ' f,:'e'-- ef-Ak V' ' ' ' ,V I - - - Y ' 1 , . , V , . ' ' . 4 1 . . U ' . . . , - ' St . . , . Bxll Capntan Adverllsm H iss Nancy Shattuck Advlst r J.. '17 Patrlcla Smnott Jeall Schafer Fmanu, Ch urman Ph'-U0R'dI7hV Edlf In the llne of art work art edltor jack Thompson and the art staff take the suggestxons of the edxtorlal staff as to theme and wlth the aid of lnsplratlon produce all of the art found ln the book They are guided ln the1r work by Mnss Emnly Osmer art advlser jean Schafer and her photography group see to xt that all pxctures are taken clxpped and pasted onto the dummy copy of the Splc The photography department under the dlrec tlort of Russell Bates furmshes all of the group pictures and actnon shots for the book Flnant are managed by Pat Slnnott whose job t xs to balance Incoming and outgomg funds The helping hand of Alfred Davns fxnancxal advxser of the annual xs ever present ln thls most 1mportant task He also asslsts advertlsnng manager Blll Capxtan and sales manager Duck Ball and their respective staffs 1n sollcltlng 3dV9l tlSll Ig and cxrculatmg the Splc or I9 wg- 1 is J 4' 'G .A , y 7 . 4-,131-is' vu uv ,E wi! hz ' -, +2 I-1',.,.. 19: atk Ihmnp un Art Editor 1 l l 1 ADVERTISING and SALES STAFF iunagg. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Sealed Carolyn Corcx Margaret Cook Lxnn Srtbold Lee Gell Cami'-' Dfe'-'th Seaied Manta Muller Barb Yneter Connne Peterson Pat jor Srandmg jam Kurkman Don Gute LaMott Bates B ll Caputan dan Mollie Wmdeknecht Duck Ball Mr Davns Duck Brasxe Bob Gnrdwood joe Steele Standmg Barb Baker jean Schafer Walter johnson Bud Watson 85 ':: dmv ,,'- f - fw .. 'L 'lf . 1 A L, f 'T - .512 37? 11' .A Qi. 1. g' J . QT. W5 4' F , 37' ff' 'YT .' I F F of -lx- a ll '- Q ' rf .1 ' . , I, M V ' gf' Q . . , , ' l ,, 4 , 1 , V - 1 s ' ' I ' .e: ' , ' i ' -FQ: w '? 'l'-Eff!! '4f1 f-' Aff' 14 -r'-A -e. ,affix lei I4 -Qfvi,-4. rv' ' sq -14 f 3 Qs. 5' A is ...r- 4 sm., '1- 'Sissy 'c 5 Valerxe Hlleman Feature Editor ,I G 'vu -3 -Qi' 1 Iohn Qume Sporls Editor ll Duck Storrer Edrrur In Chnl Sue Beebe News Editor A greatly Changed TROJAN TRUMPET greeted OHS students thxs September The paper ln a completely new format has a larger page four columns to a page slx pages to an 1ssue and a larger coverage of news Publlshlng the paper us the work of the newly organized journalxsm class taught by Howard Shanafelt Worklng un der the leadership of Dlck Storrer edltorln chlef the class collects and writes the more Important news storles Sue Beebe news edxtor heads the reportmg staff and IS also re sponslble for the headlmes Valerle Hlleman supplies fea ture artxcles for every lssue and has several of the class work mg with her john Qume devotes hls tlme to covering all the Trojan sports Issues of the paper are planned at regular Monday noon meetlngs of the edltorlal staff These edltors and Mr Shan afelt plan the stones dxscuss the edntorxals and chart all paper policies Underclassmen not taklng journalxsm but who are mter ested ln newspaper work comprxse the reportmg staff Thus group covers all regular beats furmshes new tlps and learns the wrltlng techmques Thelrs are the future staff posltlons on the paper 41 en 9 .J 1 . 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' . . , Y l Y 86 ii 'Nur- Hovuard Shanafelt Aduszr Marllyn McIntosh Buslnf-s Manager Doublmg the size of THE TROJAN TRUMPET resulted rn a correspondrng mcrease of problems The larger format provldes space for more news and plctures thus ellmmatmg many former d1ff1cult1es m make up To balance the hrgher cost of publrcatxon advert1s1ng rs offered to the local merchants Under the drrectxon of Bill Capltan advertlslng manager the advertlsrng space IS sold and the ads are drawn up Drck Brasle Lee Gell and J Ann Fredrrck work to see that everythxng goes on schedule The mtroductlon of advertxsmg necessrtated some changes ln the system ol bookkeepmg Marllyn McIntosh as busl ness manager balances the accounts sends the statements and supervlses the sales A recent change xn circulation IS correlatmg the TRUMPET wrth the Wednesday mormng homeroom perrods A more dnrect contact wrth the student body IS thus achxeved In charge of exchanges IS Duck Brasre odd exchanges of the TRUMPET and recenes the papers sent rn return A column of statewrde news ltems IS com pxled by hlm for each issue He marls the thxrty X Bull Capltan Advertising Manager wx. -rfwgrma - 1 fa: gf 'fs 419 529. 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Q t ' ' ' ' ' r H f , , ' ' . , 1 i .. ..-' The Spic Staff vishes to thunk thc follovwin Owosso merchants for their contributions in support of the 1950 annual: Compliments of REDMON D COMPANY Micro Motors -- Blowers - Controller Best Wishes STECK S JEWELRY Gruen Watches- Keepsake Diamonds Best of Luck AUTO LITE CORPORATION Auto L1te Batterxes Good Luck ROSS BUICK Where to BU5 It STORRER S CLOTHING Be t Wzshes to the CLASS OF 50 D M CHRISTIAN CO Your Department Store ARGUS PRESS Owossos Dally Newspaper WILEYS MOTOR CO Standard of the World STATION WOAP IA M F MI Frzendly Volce of a Frzendlv City M TELFER PACKING CO Qualtty Meats 104 x . 1 ' g I n 1, ra I S Y H II , . I . - - I ROBBINS FURNITURE STORE Fur tue Rugs UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC M cro Motors INDIAN TRAILS Go by Bu HARRELSON Che olet Dealer DOUGLAS TRUCKING CO Lo g and Sho t Hauls ARTHUR WARD CO Furmture Rugs Hardwa e LEE WOODARD Wrought Iron Fur ltu e Y F endly Fo d Dealer STOTENBUR INSURANCE AGENCY For All Your I sura ce Needs THE STATE SAVINGS BANK The Frlendly Bank BORDEN S CREAMERY Homogem ed M111-c and C eam LEITHAUSER DRUGS SEARS ORDER OFFICE RANDOLPH COAL COMPANY CADWALLADER LORD 6' HAHN ECONOMY MILLS COEN COMPANY CLARKS DRUG STORE OWOSSO NEWS AGENCY GARDEN FLORIST ELITE RESTAURANT UNION TELEPHONE COMPANY SUBERS CLEANERS WEST SIDE CLEANERS PINKS GRILL BLACKBURN C1 SON BUTLERS 105 ni r - i H SY! vr n r I . 1 T . r n' r MILLER- DOUGLAS INC. our ri r U n n ll 'z ' r J. C. PENNY COMPANY SCHLAGG STUDIO OSBORN CLEANERS WAGAR DRUG STORE FERRIS BROTHERS CAPITAN'S SUGAR BOWL OSMER'S GROCERY LAUNDERETTE CLIFF 6 TOM'S OWOSSO DRY CLEANERS OWOSSO LUMBER Er COAL CO. FI NCH INSURANCE AGENCY HOWE REAL ESTATE ELLIS AGENCY STU RTEVANT G BLOOD OWOSSO COAL COMPANY ORLANDO S OWOSSO FOOD MARKET CITY CASH 6 CARRY LAUNDRY THE RUTH SHOP COLVINS HOME APPLIANCE PETE S CONFECTIONERY WHITE S BAKERY MAYTAG APPLIANCE STORE SILVERMANS CUT RATE STORE IRVINGS WRENS JEWELRY STORE EVERGREEN DAIRY CANDYLAND BEST WISHES BOB ASH WEERSING HEATING WOLVERI NE SIGN WORKS FIRESTONE TIRE G RUBBER WILLOUGHBY PRESS MYERS Bruce R Myer Mgr KLINES co. MARKS STORE ALMY's I 106 RAYMOND HARDWARE JULIE K SHOP WEST SIDE DAIRY JOE S STORE LYON INSURANCE SHATTUCK MUSIC HOUSE NASH OWOSSO COMPANY RUNDELL CREAMERY E JOHNS PRODUCE COMPANY L P BALL JEWELER CHASE BOOT SHOP BENSON S PLUMBING 6' HEATING WARNERS ELECTRIC A FRIEND SHIPPEE fr SMITH GUTES DRUG STORE PHOTO SPOT INC CAPITAN SWEET SHOP OWOSSO HATCH ERY OWOSSO DAIRY OWOSSO COFFEE SHOP WALTER SHOE STORE PAPPAN TH E TAI LOR BOLIN S CERVENY S JEWELRY QUALITY sHoP A FRIEND WACHTERS SHOE COMPANY WILLIAMS DRUGS I1.ORS PRINTING SHOP CHAS P DYNES PACKARD THE KN ITWEAR STORE ECONOMY SHOE STORE KERCHERS STANDARD SERVICE KNEPPS QUALITY MARKET SHAPIRO AUTOMOBILE SUPPLY AL S ELECTRIC RIGOLETTO TEXACO SERVICE SNAPPY JOE S SERVICE HUSTED ELECTRIC TRIANGLE PAINT STORE E. . ' . . , MORAY'S JEWELERS HUNN APPLIANCE SHOP 107 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS Wi pg emma BROADCAST .s QA o 3 VW. CONCLUD V 6 NX wma ACT X 94 0 ' 1 nf J'vQQw4,+Q'Q'W 'u'f I' f .amxew me . Q ,yyqQ0 '4',ag5.a.m6iscS:aiL 320. 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