Pellston High School - Pellstonian Yearbook (Pellston, MI)

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Joyce Waldeck Starring in operas all over the world, at present appearing in Paris Carol Hierholzer Was nominated this year as one of America's ten best-dressed women John Romanik At the present time is performing the very intricate task of operating on the heart of humans Lucy Ance Selling flower seeds in the Sierra Desert Raymond Andrews Big game hunter in the jungles of Africa Lee Archer Heavyweight champion of the world Fred Ball President of 'Comics That Tickle the Kiddiesn Max Boettger Owner of Elaine Baleda and her Bernadine Budzinski and Heaven Restaurantu in John Bur Has finally take us to Venus Herald Bassett Barber Kenneth Bur .Owner of America the largest chicken factory in the world husband are running a seal farm in Alaska Jerry Kliem managing the fabulous 'Blue Hollywood succeeded in completing his jet that will his specialty Mohawks the Eversharp Pencil Company of South Jerald Bassett Sailing the seven seas just loafing Leslie Cronn The famous sculptor of all basketball stars Edward Dotski The author of the new best seller, 'I Walk Alone' Marshall Hampton Owner of the fat girls' institution He has many admirers Sebastian LaTocha Making wonderful progress on his new invention, the car that runs on water Marilyn McGarey Is living on a quiet farm in Northern Michigan with a family of twelve David Nichols Still going strong as the famous Mammy' singer Ralph 0'Nea1 Justice of the Peace in the hills of Kentucky Elizabeth Smith Is competing with the Double Bubble Gum Company to see who can find the gum that will crack the loudest Henry Smith One of MSC's most brilliant professors Wilfred Waak Tutoring a little African boy in tap-dancing Maynard Heatherwax The great doctor of the science f pigs Ronald Wilson Basketball coach at Notre Dame Wayne Spray Leading actor in Hollywood Avis Mummert Running a business school in Paris Marilyn Schiller A shorthand reporter in Washington, D C Audrey Campbell? Oh, yes, here I am stuck with being captain of this ship! You can see that our class has met success in the world and we sincerely hope that the class of '54 stayed afloat as we 1 as we have Audrey Campbell Psft eee C I eee e OOO I CII O ODI O DOI O eee 0 OOO I OOO I OOO O eee ' e ee e eee e eee e eee e eee e e eee I eee e eee ' e eee e eee e eee e eee e eee 0 e eee e eee e eee e eee o e 1 e BF oure

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We enjoyed the Junior Senior Banquet at the Par-M Club on May 27 The J Hop was held at the Gym the following Thursday This con cluded our activities for the Junior year Yes' now we are Seniors There were thirty eight of us present as we started the last part of the voyage on the bay The guiding ones were Fred Ball, Captain, Carol Hierholzer, lst Mate Audrey Campbell, 2nd Mate, Joanne Buskirk, 3rd Mate Arlene Sp erling, Avis Mummert, Jayne Spray, and John Romanik were the Senior rep resentatives to the council Mrs Reimann and Mr McClutchey were our advisors On September 23, everyone tried to look his best Our Senior pic tures were to be taken The proofs arrived on October 1, and the pictures were delivered November ll We sold candy bars and held programs during the noon hour Our Senior Play was given April 10 The Junior Senior Banquet and J Hop were held the last of May Baccalaureate and Class Night came the first of June Soon each of us, with diplomas in hand, will enter the Sea the Sea of Life Our experiences here on the bay will help us face the waves of the Sea iiigk Clay frophecy Ship ahoy mates' We're crossing the great Sycamore in our S S Anchora and in my mighty telescope,as I look back across the waves, I see mme old matesn splashin' around Yes, it was just ten years ago that they drifted from our port to other seafarin' destinations As I stand looking through my glass, out across the wide spaces, I see Nme old matesu living up to their expectations Here, take a look for yourself Joan Buskirk Trying to be the first person to go over Niagara Falls in a balloon Joyce Smith Secretary to the King of France Arlene Spierling The wife of a prosperous Air Force Captain Lois Spencley Modeling latest fashions for Lane Bryant Ps Thl - 1 - e .. ' ,, I e e ' I O f - 1 l Y - - O O I I . .. C e . C U ' ' . e 4 I .... e e Q Q is ii, QQQL 5 N ' - : T.. ' 53, .E f '5m,E I e e e 1 C e N I O Q I e e e e e e e Q 0 I I I I a e 'r teen

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Clay 'W ll Audrey Campbell will not will her air force guy, Dick, to anyone Arlene Spierling wills her love for Max to no one Avis Mummert wills her four years on the Council to Bennie Hampton Bernadine Budzinski leaves her false smile to Helen Blaskowski Carol Hierholzer wills her four years of cheerleading to Roberta Sydow David Nichols wills his temper to anyone who will take it Edward Dotski wills one of his father's cars to Carmen Keiser to get home from the games Elaine Baleda wills her ability to get along with the kids on the bus to Rose Marie Zmikly Elizabeth Smith leaves her bubble gum to Mrs Tremaine Fred Ball wills to Mrs Trema1ne's future literature classes this conclusion that to understand death one must first die Henry Smith wills his beautiful red curls to Pauline Byard Herald Bassett wills his bass to John Cameron, but Joyce to no one Joanne Buskirk wills her rosy cheeks to Mary McClutchey Jerald Bassett wills his ability to get through school to no one, he may need it Jerry Kliem wills his slim figure to Doug Nelson John Bur leaves his beard for Robert Pawlowski John Romanik bequeaths his love for Miss Bifoss to anyone who will take it Joyce Smith will need Glenn, but she will sell her clarinet self Kenneth Bur wills his pretty blue eyes to Raymond Schrader Lee Archer wills his car to Dorothy Luesing, Shirley Spencley, and Kay Schmalzried so they may go to Cheboygan Leslie Cronn wills his hot rod to Don Spencley Lois Spencley wills her nickname nFlashn to the next snap shot editor of the Annual Lucy Ance wills her desk to Doris Shawa Marilyn McGarey wills her ability to make change hmsome unfortunate Junior Marshall Hampton bequeaths his ability to do the 'Charlestonn to Phillip Buskirk Max Boettger wills his love for Whome and family livingn to anyone who will take it Maynard Weatherwax wills his cornet to Jim Gillett Ralph O'Neal will not will Edna, because he wouldn't have anyone to argue with Raymond Andrews wills his ability to play basketball to Eddie Reimann Ronald Wilson will will Marilyn to no one,he wants her for himself Sebastian LaTocha will not give up his car wayne Spray wills his ability to get along in government class to Ruth Burkhart Wilfred Waak will leave quit-pushing, Marilyn Schiller presents this will to the class of '53 Ps o L Joyce Waldeck will not will Herald to a soulgshe wants him for her- a e Fifteen