Pigeon High School - Milestone Yearbook (Pigeon, MI)

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JUNIORS 'E new 5 First Row Shirley Geiger, Lorraine Schuette, Vern Voss, HilbertFSchulze s Dale Schulze, Lois Perry, Gary Sweet, Jean Schultz, Carol Henne, YBHCG Chiotte, Vary Kay Carpenter Second Row Mr Summerfield, Arlene Byler, Delores Faust, Donna Shupe, Shirley Strauch, Lorraine Sturm, Wilma Smith, Barbara Schafer, Lois Wichert Sylvia Cilc, Ruth Bechler, Lola Truemner, Shzrley Zlel :iss WcKlnlay Third Row Bob Deming, Harold Ropp, Bob Leyrer, Richard Gwinn, Bernard Kreh, Calvin Buschlen, Don Nhelihan, Bob Leipprandt, Lyle True ner, Carl Davis, Clark Feist Fourth Row Jeanette Co m ns, Alvin Wrrer, Albe t Lening Don Nlchert, Clark Bedford, Bob Fluegge, Bob Rowe Snerl Elenbaum, Clare F1Ufb8lU6P, Florence Kohl Resourcefulness and activity have been the trade marks of this group with great emphasis on cooperatlon, we successfully ministered to the wants and needs of the multitudes which flocked to Plgeon's lighted field toewatch their boys struggle valiantly against overwhelming odds The proceeds, supplemented oy monies earned during the early basketball sea son, were rewarding. The Juniors aided a combined project oetween the Seniors and Juniors, by means of which, sufficient funds were gained to provide our Gym with an unusually complete Public Address System. Paper drives from time to time have filled our coffers to overflowing: and we were favored by the Pigeon Woman's Auxiliary with a request for a rather profitable banquet, the proceeds being exceeded only by the services rendered to the auxiliaries. One of our happiest years culminated in the Junior Play, nThe Angell Bratsn, a three act comedy that met with overwhelming success. The play was directed by hr. Sum erfield with special effects by Miss lcK1nlay. The following officers were elected: President, Lois Perry, Vice P1 eS1d9'1t, D816 5011111265 SGCPSYZBPY, Jean Schultz, Treasurer, Hilbert Schulze. 15 1 Q , ' r 'n 3 ' M rv' . fm f 1 ,,,.- l.... . .. VV - 'vnu -Q... -ur5,, hy?-Q13 Ev- .5 , . J - , , , Y I D V t . Q 4 y I 1, A -- - gg 5 f , 4 f' -- , .. , O .gl .F 4 I-' I , I . , N 5 V , A f' Q.: . X n I Y , -2 , . , . . .,, .. r ,, . M, ........ ' dv' .---'mg-se, -, V -V ' , Wfjtfaczlf M' ' 2 , , I I I I I . ' n ' F . ' . , . . ' m . : T, .. r N r . ' .. . 1 . A , . . , , . -Y . .

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Ne, be Ne, Ne, tr NB, CLASS WILL the Senfor Class, in Studv Hall afte the Senlor Class, the Senior lass, ed to feed us the Senior Class, the Senior Class OHS NG, towels the We, he has, hasn't en the Senior Class and socks lef Senior Class he Senior Class do will Irs Leipprandt all the silence that will P we leave do will hr Van de Reit a quieter bunch do will Mrs Van de Reit all the Cheese do will mr Lippert a new set of safety of Seniors Fondu she rules do will Nr Dunn another swivel chair because the ough size do will t in the do will do will r Emerson all the old dirty shirts, locker room the Juniors all our broken pencil stubs the Sophmores our ability to get along in class meetings e, the Senior Class do will all our lockers with faulty combinations to the Freshmen Since we have given away all our talents, mistakes, etc , we give hr Yordy all our other priceless possessions to wit Four buttons One broken test tube A great quantity of black rubber marks on the floors Several skeleton keys lO or 12 broken combinations Three unmatched shoe strings One half set of heel plates l 873 pieces of chalk under inch long l gallon of water under the radiator in the Study Hall All the waste paper aimed at baskets but which never got there All the excuse slips never returned to the office We hereby appoint Mr Sternberg, mr Klrtpatrick and Mr Thompson collect all these items for Mr Yordy Ne, the Senior Class, twenty fifth day of ay in the year one thousand nine hundred and fifty one, do hereby et our seal noon this document, declaring it to be our last will and testament MDCK ELECTICN Best Best Rest Best Best Best Nost Most Most Most Most Most Most Looking Dressed Dressed Boy Girl Boy Girl Athlete Boy Athlete Natured Courteous Girl Courteous Boy Pleaslng Personality Talented Surprising Jolly Quiet Ronald Buchholz Joyce Swartzendruber Ted Lelpprandt Doris Kropp Dale Otto Roger Gettel Marilyn Thick Ross Geiger Evelyn Griggs Bruce Gordon Janet Buchholz Louise Duever Pauline Shetler Shortest Girl Pal to All Bashful Boy Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Leader Tomboy Flirt Romeo Homemaker ischlef Sleeper Talker Dancer Skyscraper Day Dreamer Gay Ann Dell Verda Albrecht Keith Sturm Naomi Kraft Louise Ruegsegger Frank Tetreau Dobby Langley Patsy Hebert Harold Deering Nalter Horton Linda Rothfuss Fern Heck Jim Hartman Duane Buschlen Class Class Class Class Class Class Politician Speedster Arguer Nurse husician Reader Leo hcArdle Dale Cnristner Jack Perry tary Diebel Douglas Cettel Onalee Wachner H+ ' . G . 5 . . t . 1 L . . . ' N V 0 A K 1 . . . . D W9 , , A . . . X ' N , m . , . . Ne, . , . t c . , W , . . . K o I Q , : L I . I! . . ' . . to ' . . M . J ' Ah , . s , Best Looking Girl . . . . . . . . . . Peggy McIntyre . . . I 0 0 I . .f I ' ' . I - . . . . . V . . , n. , . , ' U I O . U . . . I I 1 . . , ,

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Verda Albrecht Duane Buschlen Ronald Buchholz Janet Buchholz Dale Christner harold Deering Gay Ann Dell Mary Lee Diebel Louise Duever Ross Geiger Doug Gettel Roger Gettel Bruce Gordon Evelyn Griggs Roy Hartman Patsy Hebert Fern Heck Naomi Kraft Doris Kropp Lester Langley Ted Leipprandt Leo NcArd1e Peg hclntyre Dale Otto Jack Perry Linda Hothfuss Touise Ruegsegfer Pauline Shetler Keith Sturm GIFTATORY Verde who in the kitchen does work give this apron, so she'll keep out of Duane who likes to drive so far, ive to him a new style car Ronnie who is so tall and lank keep his pennies we give this bank Janet who is so shy and mellow, give her a hair net to catch a fellow Dale we give with our best wishes, A brand new doll with love and kisses Ie m 6 'e 'T' HShorty who is so sma , give these vitamins so he'll grow tall nRunt who is so short and rar , give to her a pair of st lts to wear the dirt Nary who is going to nursing school next fall give this bottle of Hadacol Louise we give a rolling pin if she gets mad, she can use it on him who loves to chatter to him advice on a platter who likes a trombone, a band for his very own Roger who is a very smart boy give to him this tinker toy Bruce who likes to study, ive to him this buddy Vvie who is so pert, give this first aid kit so she Jim we give thls shovel bright, he won't get stuck on a winter's n1te Pat who has her man, give this frylng pan Fern who likes to work, give this unfilled credit book Ross give Doug give ll nev he can be ready at eight not nine Naomi who is not so dumb, give this pretty drum Doris we give this pencil and pen, write love letters to all her men 'Dobby who dreams of girls when give this book of telephone numbers Ted who likes to farm, give this little charm Leo we give a bag of feed, For his farm he'll probably need To Peg we give this wedding ring, with good wishes for 'e Joyce Swartzendruber Francis Tetreau Narilyn Thick Onalee Nachner To Smuts we give a Because he is one of Jack, who is such varsity our all a dear' give this bottle of root L'nda who is always right, Din, sports men b6SP r get hurt lumbers, what the future may bring give this sparkle water to keep her bright Louise who is the areacher's daughter, give this book of rules and hope lhe does what she Pauline who is small in size, ve a rett, ' ooby prize Cactus who likes to get tickets, give him Clancy's house to picket present to Joyce the latest 'Vogue oughta A tribute to her fastldeous clothe Since Frank is having trouble finding his one and on 6 6 give him this doll to cheer him when he's lonely Marilyn whose vitality never lacks, give this set of little jacks Onalee who has a steady, give this watch to be always ready 16 . Q To 9 We - . . To We . . . To 5 N , To . . . To We . . . . To . ' . . . To N ll We . . . . To U e We i . . . 1 To A . g We . . . . To ' N A . So . . . . . To , We . . . . . To . We . . . To , 'V . . . . To . - . . . 225, N ' We , ' e j I . . . LO J ' So ' . . . To We ' . . . . . To W 4 Walter Horton. . . To Hwaltn a clock to be on time, So -- . . . . . To N . . . . To -o . . . . To ' H - he s We . . . . To We . A u 0 0 To 0 0 I ' I . ' . . . To . . We -- . . . . . . To l ' We . 4 'fi , . To , . We . - . . . To We gi p v 'b ,H . .... . To N N 'Ne A I '11, W - . . . To H W , 1 . . To . We . .