Pellston High School - Pellstonian Yearbook (Pellston, MI)

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Bernadine Budzinski 5 Jerry Kliem Uerryl die than reason why 2 Lucy Ance CLouD Senior girls H Maynard Weatherwax OUR MOTTO Cwaxyl 'I'm always happy when 'Ve have crossed the I hear music H F Band 1, 2, 3, M Baseball 1 bay, but the sea lies beyond F OUR COLORS Blue and White OUR FLOWER White Carnation Ps KBernl HSometimes I sit and think, sometimes I Just an Kenneth Bur iKenD Born to be a farmer N 2 Basketball 1, 2,,3 Wilfred Weak Cwilliei nAl1 great men are dying and I don't feel so well myself W Annual Staff H N Staff H F Track 1+ Sr Double Quintet John Bur Uohnf USi1ence is a great peacemaker W F 1 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3 'll . ef F. H. 1. 3 A NW F. I A. 1 , . If X if ', Q ll Au gf! ' . -.,. , F. F. A. 1 3 1+ ,A , Q - ' ' F. . A. , 3, L+ 2 WIt's easier to do or HThe most quiet of all II ll F. F. A. 1, , 3, L+ F. . A. 3 5- I V' ,Y . -' if 'J' . as ...1 3 3. F F. . A. 1 f x. NN leNule

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12 gg CPerry3 nTime ripens a 1 things No one is born wise ha lls. Student Council 1 4 Editor in Chief Annual H N Staff , El ine B led CE1aine5 'It m tters not wh you are thought to b t what you are H Annual Staff N Staff , Sr Double Quintet be, CMarshieJ HFools rush in where angels fear to tread Annual Staff H N Staff M Football 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3 Track 3, 4 Leslie Cronn CLesJ HDon't do today what you can put off until tomorrow H 1 Football 3 M Basketball 1 2 Track 1, 2, 3 Page Joyce Smith CJoyceJ when she sets upon a task, she always sees it through Annual Staff H N Staff 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Sr Double Quintet Senior Play Salutatorian John Romanik KJohnnyJ Wwe value great men by their virtue,not their success Vice President 2 3 Student Council H Annual Staff l Football 1, 2 Senior Play ,rn it Ronald Wilson CP1nkyJ NTo work or not to work, that is the question H Football 3, H Basketball 1 2 Baseball 3 Joyce Waldeck Jo HI can't live without the love of friends U Blissfield High 1 Annual Staff H N Staff H Band 2 3, M Librar an 2, 3 Sr Double Quintet fx I 1 ,R f F. F. A. 1 . .3 ,gy i f ,N 3 . C. J it 'Aq ' .ll wil! gs , F. F. A. , 2, 3 1 5 2' i 1 2 . Avis Mummert Marshall Hampton A A w 1 t..,, O 0 - 2 1 .ll X ,W K' s f A :ix . . ' -' 3 L ' ' 1+ A 5 F. H. A. 3 3 , . ,ft ' ' at - nk F 1 .. I N- , u . . '?l!! F. F. A. , 2 H. '. 3 M , F. H. A. 3 , , 3 EJ.. gh:

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'Uale zclorg It is an honor, a privilege, and a pleasure to stand before you tonight as Valedictorian of he class of 53 I am sure that any member of our class would perience my difficulty in trying to express equately our appreciation of and affection for those who labored with us so patiently in these halls of learning Ah, yes, they were great teach ers! Not only in an academic sense, but in their sympathic understanding of our personal problems They taught us, by precept and example, much that could never be put between the covers of books think we can catalogue the qualities they bestowed only by saying that they managed somehow to imbue us with the Spirit of Learning a reverent regard for the traditions of our nation, the rights of man and the fundamental decencies of life us, Uwe have crossed the bay, but the s a lies be yondu, becomes a reality to us tonight The water in the bay was calm Our lives were planned, to some extent, for us But tonight we have crossed the bay and are facing the sea life Things will not run as smoothly now We are on our own, but this need not discourage us America is a land of opportunity Tonight marks the end of formal education for some of us, but it need not be the end of our learning High school is just a stepping stone to something higher As the evening draws to a close, we realize that our high school days are over We wish to thank our fellow students, for having made these past years some of the happiest moments of our lives, our teachers and parents who have made it possible for us to have been here, and our many friends for all they have done to help us through the trials of life Now on behalf of our entire class, I bid you one and all a fond farewell Joanne Buskirk PgT cl' t UI ll. ex- ad- . I Our class motto which you see on the wall behind