Plymouth High School - Plythean Yearbook (Plymouth, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1949 volume:

949 DLYMOUTI-I MIG!-I peafzcafzon Apprecmtmg h1S understandmg counsel and wlsdom wh1ch have gulded us durmg our last three years it Plvmouth Hwh School we the Senlor Class of 19442 Il pmctfullx dedlmte thx mnull to r Melvln Blunk our idu er -X vi ,-lx A ' v v C , 1 . ra v ' ., HH 1 D' x z 1 M . Y . 2 ' F . SUPERINTENDENT Helmer C Nelson JUNIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL Arthur .T Alford SENIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL X fffvc Cyrus E P1erce 'ff . I3 I 1. c-S--'--- I , ,g: J 5:12 V- , 'y . ll . 3 If n X' f Xl,-f 2 ,N jd :ii M954 t' 7l9 Barbara Goodbold 'N-. wmv' W W ,-JVM D6 aGr bner G ry Liichow Cyrus E Plerce Shlrley Keehl ii-' wh5JAf Sh1r1ey Keehl FACULTY ww .f 14 E s fx 0 4 X I ' r 4 K. 4 fi H 1 Y 33 vw 4r., 'ff A V I, w1f:Q5Ei'73, V xx 59: I fl' G Edna Allen A.B., M.A. Beatrice Besse Eddie Bender B.S. Carvel Bentley B.S., M.A. Melvin Blunk Marguerite Bromley Life B.S., M.A. B.A. f' K 6 ' IIU4 A WYXJ Edgar Brown Ruth Butts Virginia Callagari A.B., M.A. Ph.B. William Campbell '. B.S. CE' J George Canfield Ann Dalida ' 4 A.B., M.A. B.A. -- .3 G t d F' 1 H F t ' Priscilla Eacock ' eixlgf, Twjfge 3132. Oun am A.B., M.A. g V ' ' ,.'.,,- 1- f' ...4 Y . 8 Walter Goodwin Barbara Gross Joan Hayskar A.B., M.A. A.B., M.A. B.A. , W.: jf L L' U49 . V ,K K ' Alita Hearn Ross Hedrick l Robert Ingram A.B., M.A. B.S.7JE4 ,Juli C! B.S. 5 if 6 H 0 fp' obo , L4 A, 1 4 qi 'U ffl, e at 4 9, . C ' A I '- 6 Q, . eg John Klingeb fger Gerrit K r James Latture B.A.lxx D-'Ai A.B., M. A.B.', M.A. Q f. , . ,ef u !l.,,, ' ' , L ' IXL-f r V 1 K Sarah Lickly , 'Neva Lovewell B.S., M.A. A.B., M.A. B.S. Elizabeth McDonald Helen McPherson Konrad Moisio .B., M.A. If B.A. B.S. f X I I Pauling Morgan Fred Nelson Virginia Olmsted B.S. B.S. B.S., M.S. ' X ng X qw Ingeborg Lundin Barbara Parkes Freda Olsen Frances Overton B.A. B.S., M.A. Donald Rank Harry Reeves B.A. A.B., M.A. John Sandmann B.A., M.A. Robert Smith Chrystena Soule Louise Spence B.S. B. . B.A. Pictures Not Available--Calvin Cooley, B.S.g Barbara Hurtick, B.A.g Helen Varner, B.A. Dorothy Stein Paul Wagner lrene Waldorf i B.A. B.M. A.B., M.A Mr Donald H Sutherland Presldent Mrs Marlan Morrow Secretary 50 oof KOQZJ NURSE Mrs Mary Strassen R N Mr Kenneth Hulsmg Vlce pres1dent 4 Dr A C Wllllams Treasurer mff . I , . I rv , Q M' .KVQR AMA ' vw-f 5553115 - 1-gQ. 'e::r .5521 siselg . n I I . , . . - S - . X J Q.X,f WJ . Q X QOH Y ' N Xggf - -'---7-5 Xvixib 7' K 'l ,Z xx' ,f 1 X M 1 '-vm.. ,Y K emo? xecufwe oaz ROW I Ted Thrasher A111ne Burns Ahce Reddeman Dlck Wyhe ROWII Jlm Wagenshutz Edson Whlpple Phxhp Bosman Mr Blunk The Semor Executlve Board was formed for the purpose of guxdlng and representmg the Semor Class IH matters whlch concerned them through the Senior year and m plans for graduatlon It COHSISIS of the four class offl cers and the three Student Councll repre entitlves and lb headed by Dlck Wyhe presldent of the Senlor Class 1 v y a v 7 0 S L S 2 ' s ' 1 - JEAN AGOSTA Jeannie 'Not by her size, but by her disposition she is judged. Leaders' Club 1-4 Sec. 4 Y-Teens 1,2 Spanish Club 3 Girls'Sports 1-4 1000 pt. letter Library Staff 4 Sr. letter Jr. Play Comm. J-Hop Comm. NEAL AKERLIND aNothing seems to disturb the even tenor of his way. GLORIA ALDRICH The owner of a smile that is very contagious. KE Z '7 HAZEL ALLGOOD Susie 'All good and no bad makes Hazel a nice girl. JOHN BACHELDOR Beef For he's a jolly good fel- low' ootball 1.2.3 Baseball 1 Track 2,3,4 J-Hop Comm. 1-Manager 3. r Play Science Club 4 -School Play 3 Club 3,4 Club3 Treas 4 LA., f E' 7 RUTH BALKEMA Ruthie One who is always willing to do what must be done. Girls'Sports 1-4 Library Staff 4 Band 1-4 Annual Staff activities chr. 3,4 J-Hop Gen. Chr. Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. Band 1-4 BEVERLY BALSLEY Bev Rich in good work. Girls' Sportsl-4 Jr. Play 'tPrints Staff Leaders' Club 1-4 Vice Pres. 4 Band 1-4 1000 pt. letter Quill and Scroll 4 Annual Staff 3,4-Make-up Editor 3, Managing Ed. 4 Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. J-Hop Comm. Sr. Play Comm. 'S 9 Q, ,guna-lax - Bn... MARILYN BARGERT Lynn I never saw an eye so bright, and yet so soft. Commercial Club 3,4 Glee Club 1 PAULINE BELL Paul She rings the bell every time. Tappan High I Commercial Club 3,4 Hesco Club 3 Jr. and Sr. Play Comms. J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms All-School Play Comm. Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. ROBERT BENJAMIN Bob Girls! stand in line--don't push. Golf 3,4 LAWRENCE BENTLEY 'Larry' 'Just a kid, and like all kids --kiddish. Varsity Club 2,3,4 Pres. 4 Basketball 1,2,3 Golf 2.3,4 Capt. 3 Annual Staff 2,4 Spanish Club 3 Baseball 1 J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. BRUCE BESSE 'Bess' 'The love of my life-- a Model-T Ford. Basketball 1,2 Football 2 Track 4 Photography Club 3,4 Sec. 3, Vice Pres. 4 Jr. and Sr. Play Comms. MARY ANNE BONNETTE 'Mianne' 'Little friends may prove great friends. Athol High 1 Band 1-4 Y-Teens 2 Election Board 4 Pl-IILLIP BOSMAN 'Phil' 'The more you know him, the better you like him. Basketball 1-4 Baseball 1 -4 J-l-lop and Sr. Prom Comms. Spanish Club 3 Varsity Club 4 Jr. and Sr. Play Comms. Class Treasurer 4 KEITH BOVEE 'Not to know me is missing one of the greatest oppor- tunities of life. Football 1,2 Basketball Manager 1 All-School Play , Track 1 Sr. Play U , EEL 'F' ffl ,. 5.1 . WANDA BRANTHOOVER 'A friend in need is a friend indeed. Annual Staff 4 Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. Jr. and Sr. Play Comms. f X3 r ff J- Vwf ff .f,,,,Jfi A v JAMES BREWTON 'Jim' 'The actions of men are the best interpreters of thought. Band 1,2 Baseball 3 Basketball 3 Track 4 Crosscountry 4 Varsity Club 4 MICHAEL BROWN 'Mickey' 'Just skating through life! Varsity Club 2,3,4 Baseball 1-4 DONALD BURK 'An excuse will serve the purpose. THEODORE BURK 'Ted' 'I'm really very boisterous? NEIL BURKHOLDER All I ask is to be left alone. ALLINE BURNS 'Burnsie' 'Much study is weariness to the flesh! Leaders' Club 1-4 Student Council 3,4 Glee Club 1-4 1000 pt. letter-Sr. letter Girls'Sports 1-4 Annual Staif 3,4-Sr. Ed. 4 Election Board 4 All-School Play 2 Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. Girls' Octet 2,3 J-Hop Comm. Jr. Play FREDERICK BURTON 'Ted' He has his sea legs. JAMES BUTT Jim 'Of their own merits modest men are dumb. Baseball 1,2 Basketball 1,2 Jr. and Sr. Play Comms. Lieut. 3 Spanish Club 3 J-Hop Co-Chairman Sr. Prom C0-Chairman Annual Staff 2,4 Photography Club 3,4 Vice Pres. 3 Pres. 4 PATRICIA BYRD Pat' l'm just a bundle of nerves. Commercial Club 2,3 Glee Club 1,2 FLETCHER CAMPBELL Fletch' l'm happy--what's wrong with the rest of the world. Football 3,4 Baseball 1-4 Jr. Play Basketball l,2,3 Class Treas. 1 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 Varsity Club 4 Annual Staif 4 J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. Cheerleader 4 All-School Play JOANN CAREY I only want a buddy. New Hudson High 1 Girls'Sports 2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2 JOAN CAVELL 'Jo' Some of the born leaders of men are women.' Service Club 2,3 Cheerleader 3 Spanish Club 3 MARGARET CHAVEY Marg 'With her go song and laughter. Girls'Sports 1-4 Leaders' Club 1,2,3 J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. Jr. Play Chorus 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 1000 pt. letter Girls' Octet 3 Chorus 2,3,4 Jr. Sr. Farewell Comm. DELORES CHILCUTT Dee 'A lovely maid is she with lips whose smile will never die. Fordson High l,2,3 Girls'Sports 4 Y-Teens 4 LEON CHRISTENSEN 'Chris' 'I'm not so bashful as I look. 'I1rack 2.3.4 Bowling 2,4 Annual Staff 4 Photography Club 3,4 WILLIAM CLEMENT 'Bill' 'In man, as in the earth, there are hidden veins of treasure of which the own- er knows nothing! BRIAN COATES 'Lessons do not bother me-- neither do women-- much. if RICHARD CROCKER 'Dick' 'Can we find in all creation a guy with more imagina- W tion. jk A9 Donelson High 1 Royal Oak High 2 F5 Football 3,4 Track 3,4 I-Hop Comm. Varsity Club 4 Annual Staff 4 1? CHARLES CROWTHER 'Chuck' 'In all ways, one of the best. Ford Trade School 1,2,3 -A 5' 2 SIDNEY DAVISON 'Sid' 'Give him a horn, and he'll blow 'till morn. EUGENE DE WULF 'Hope for the bestg get ready for the worst. Baseball l-4 Football 1 ELLEN DODGE If she will she will, you may depend on itg if she won't, she won't--that's the end of that. Jr. and Sr. Play Comms. J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. Band 4 Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. Annual Staff 4 PATRICK DOWLING 'Pat' 'A good sort and a good sport. Western High 1.2 Track 3,4 Football 4 Varsity Club 4 Basketball 4 NADINE DUDLEY 'To get home she walks a mile--we now predict a flowered aisle. Service Club 1.2,3 J-Hop Comm. PATRICIA DUDLEY 'Pat' It's nice to be natural when you are naturally nice. Girls' Sports 1-4 Glee Club 1,2,3 Service Club 2,3 J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms Jr. Play Sr. Play Comm. Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. All-School Play Comm. MALINDA EADS 'Her ways are ways of pleasantnessf' Commercial Club 3,4 Band 1-4 Girls' Sports 2 Maggie JESSIE EDWARDS 'Big surprises come in small packages? O 1 ,I Lf , JOANNE ERB 'Jo' 'Much I know--but to know all is my ambition! Student Council 1 Class secretary 3 Y-Teens 1-4 Sec. 4 Glee Club 1,2,4 Sr. Play Twin Trios 4 Captain of Monitors 4 Annual Staff 4 J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. Girls' Sports 1,2 Election Board 3 JOY EVANOFF 'II you want a thing well done, you will find her there to do it. Girls' Sports 1 Art Club 2 Spanish Club 3 Library Staff 3,4 Jr. Red Cross Vice Pres. 4 Annual Staff 4 kai 7? MMD X HENRY FALLOT Hank That giant frame requires much nourishment. Football 1 MADELYN FEDELL 'A petite maid of much fung forever neat and as bright as the sun.' Class Treasurer 3 Girls' Sports 1-4 Chorus 2,3,4 Girls' Octet 3 J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. Annual Staff 4 Sr. Play Comm. Assembly Comm. BARBARA FINNEGAN 'Barli' None but herself can be her parallel. Girls' Sports 1-4 Glee Club 1,2,3 Student Council 1-4 Sec. 3 Treas. 4 All-School Play 3 Jr. and Sr. Play Comms. J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. Y-Teens 1 LARRY FINNEY 'Lar' 'In all sports he has excelledg in blue and white his fame was spelled. Football 1,4 Basketball 1-4 Baseball 1-4 Cross Country 3 Class Treasurer 2 Varsity Club 2,3,4 J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. NEIL FISHER 'Fish' Tall, dark, and oh, what a man. Langley High 1 Dearborn High 2 Lowery High 3 Football 4 JOYCE FRISBIE 'How her limber fingers twirl, see how that baton does twirl. Girls' Sports 1-4 Majorette 2,3.4 J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. Spanish Club 4, Treag, BRUCE GABEL Lessons don't bother meg neither do girls. Cross Country 3,4 Track 3,4 JACK GAGE 'All work and no fun is not the life for me. Executive Board 1,2 'Prinrsv Staff 2,3,4 Photography Club 3,4 Mixed Chorus 1 Annual Staff 3,4 EDNA GARDNER 'She who is good is happy. Glee Club 1,4 Spanish Club 4 Commercial Club 4 l C Q 2 six :V JEAN GILLIES Clever, cute, and full of pep... i J-Hop an Sr. Prom. Comms. Girls' S rts 1-4 Spani ' Club 3,4 Jr.- . Fare ell Comm. fi I I A 1 x., 4' IA., V' v' N0 ibybff ...SL ... XF' NILE GLADSTONE 'The world's no better if we worry, 1ife's no better if we hurry.' RALPH GOOD Quiet, retiring, never glumg ready for play when the work is done.' BARBARA GOODBOLD Barb Act well your partg therein all the honor lies. Jr. and Sr. Plays J-Hop Decorations Chr. Sr. Prom Co-Chr. Y-Teens 3,4 Sec. 3 Vice-Pres. 4 Girls' Sports 1,2 All-School Play Comm. Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. Annual Staff 4 Best Citizen' Girls' State 3 DONALD GOTTSCHALK Don' aLet's enjoy ourselves while we may. PATRICIA GRANGER 'Pat' 'She has won many a friend, may these friendships never end. Mancelona High 1,2,3 Sr. Prom Comm. Girls' Sports 4 CONSTANCE GULBRONSON 'Commie' 'Good humor is one of the best articles of dress one can wear in society. Jr. Red Cross 2 Sr. Prom Comm. DORIS HALL 'Quiet, unruffled, always just the same, like some sweet picture in a frame.' Northwestern High 1,2,3 Chorus 4 Girls' Sports 4 GERALD HARDER 'Jerry' 'In all men's lives there is history? Football 1-4 Baseball 1-4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Sec. 4 VIVIAN HARRISON 'Viv' 'How far that little candl throws her beam M , flafrdffj 9 RUSSEL HASSELBACH 'Hassell Russelbach' 'Y0u're a lady's man o'er and o'er, but you're a gen- tleman and an athlete what's more. Football l-4 Track 1,4 Basketball 1-4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Vice-Pres. 4 Chief of Police 4 Election Board 1 omft Li .1 alfa.-1' RONALD HEES 'Ronnie' 'What's the use of arguing-- you can't beat him any- how.' Student Council 2 Basketball 1,2,3 Baseball l,2,3 Cross Country 3 Debate 3,4 Jr. Play 'Prints' Staff 1-4 All-School Play Quill and Scroll 3,4 DAVTD HEINZMAN 'Dave' 'The power of silence is great, but the power of speech is greater. 'Prints' Staff 1,2 Make-up Editor 2 Mixed Chorus 3,4 Class Vice-President 3 J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. Hi-Y 4 Track 1-4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Boys' Glee Club 3,4 KATHYRN HEMBREE 'Kathy' 'A truly fine gal, always willing to do her part. J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. Sr. Play Comm. Girls' Sports 1-4 Science Club 4 Jr. Red Cross Treas. 4 DAVID HENRY 'Bus' 'He is mighty, he is wise, he's a terror for his size. Football 1,3,4 Baseball 3 Track 4 Cheerleader 4 Varsity Club 4 GERALD HERMANSON 'Jerry' 'A man there was with quiet ways. Spanish Club 4 GAYLE HESSLER 'JO' 'She's nice even to people who can't do her a favor.' Girls' Sports 1,2,3 Y-Teens 1,2 Commercial Club 3,4 Vice-Pres. 4 Jr. Play Comm. Sr. Play Sr. Prom Comm. 1 x JANET ' , 'A li le ' yl aps, but not too t fri ly.' Wa e Hag ,foil-2 s rt Ulvipri sr ,4 ' 0 i lub 4 Jr, srl ell comm. Jr, and . lay Comms. QM iff? BEVERLY HOBBINS Bev She is a good friend to all who know her. Girls' Sports 1-4 Jr. Play Comm. Commercial Club 3,4 JOANN HOHL 'Joanie' 'An innocent face, but you never can te1l. Spanish Club 3 J -Hop Comm. Glee Club 1 KENNETH HOOD Ken 'He is neither too humble, too wise, nor too proud, but simply a regular fel- low.' SALLY HOLCOMB KA rare combination, so I've heard tell, a very good scholar and athlete as well. Girls' Sports 1-4 Leaders' Club 1-4 1000 pt. letter Sr. letter Band 1-4 Jr. Play Annual Staff 2,4 Bus. Mgr. 4 Election Board 2 Sr. Play Comm. Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. SHIRLIE HOPKINS Jeannie' Always happy, always gay, making everyone feel that way.' French Club 3 Spanish Club 4 Y-Teens 2,3,4 J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. Girls' Sports 1-4 Annual Staff 2,3,4 ROBERT HOUGHTON 'Muskrat' We nominate this fellow here as livest wire of all the year. Track 1 Football 1,4 Basketball 1-4 Baseball 2,4 JANE HOUK 'Janie' 'A busy bee hath no time for sorrow. Y-Teens 1-4 Leaders' Club 1,4 J-Hop Comm. 1000 pt. letter Jr. Play Comm. Annual Staff 4 GERALD HUBER 'Working is all right, but I do love to play.' LYLE HUETTNER '4Behind that quiet look is a quick and willing f'pirit. Football 2.3.4 Spanish Club 3 BEVERLY JAHN Bet Good temper is like a sunny day. Girls' Sports 1-4 Jr. Play Comm. Spanish Club 3 J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. BETTY JA RVIS A good name is better than riches. DEAN JOACHIM Every man is a book if yoty know how to read him.lQ I Cooley High 1,2 Mixed Chorus 3,4 Hi-Y 4 Prefs. X P Cross Country 3,4 X Track 3,4 Varsity Club 4 Sr. Prom Comm. ROBERT JOHNSON t'Bob Life's a iest--all things show it. I thought so once-- now I know it. Band 1-4 Treas. 3 Pres. 4 Track 4 SHIRLEY JOHNSON Tis hard be 'n ve and fl still be - . K 'irls' Sp 1. X e a e 3.4 ff . C1 SHIRLEY .JOHNSTON lied g'Her hair is bright, so is her smile. Sr. Play Comm. Sr. Prom Comm. Jr.-Sr. Farewell C JEAN .IOHNSTONE '4An ardent conversationalist is always a traveler. Girls' Sports 1 French Club 2,3 J-Hop Comm. Jr. and Sr. Play Comms. Science Club 4 Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. DAVID JOLLIFFE t'Dave Life may be real, life may be earnest, but why should I be? Cross Country 4 Track 4 Trooper 3 Hi-Y 3,4 Treas. 4 All-School Play Jr. and Sr. Play Comms. 'tPrints' Staff 4 J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. MARILYN KARNATZ any? Blond and beautiful, but cer tainly not dangerous' Hesco Club 1-4 f-' Sec. 3 Vice-Pres. 4 Prints Staff 2,3 w Bus. Mgr. 3 Girls' Sports 1,2,3 ' All-School Play Comm. ' Jr. and Sr. Play Comms. Quill and Scroll 3,4 I 1000 pt. letter Jr. and Sr. Prom Comm. Glee Club 2 i is I PATRICK KEARNEY Pat Honor lies in honest toil Baseball 1,3 Basketball 3 Glee Club 3 Football 1-4 KEETH KEETH Praise a wife bu remain a bachelor? PATRICIA KEHOE Pat 'All I ask is pleasant com- pany to while away the time. Glee Club 1-4 Hesco Club 1 E 22 gi JEAN KELLEMS She's just the kind whose nature never varies. Commercial Club 1-4 Glee Club 1-4 I-Hop Comm. Girls' Sports 1,2 Mixed Chorus 1 JAMES KIRCHOFF Unkissed by the dews of early mom. ad 1,9 RICHARD KLEIN Pat 'II you have any time to kill work it to death Baseball 1-4 JENNIE KONAZESKI UA quiet little girl--at times. Girls' Sports 2 ARTHUR KREGER 'Art' 1 warrant thou are a merry good fellow. Baseball 1,2 Track 3,4 Cross Country 4 J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms Jr. and Sr. Play Comms. Annual Staff 4 RUTH KREIMES 'Wise without pomp, and rich without show. Girls' Sports 1,2,4 Library Staff 2 J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms MARIAN LACEY No day without a crown it. Y-Teens l,2.3 Spanish Club 2.3 deed to Commercial Club 3 Sr. Prom Comm. Girls' Sports 1,2.3 BARBARA LA MAY 'Bobbie' 'With poised assurance at her side, she moves through life with even glide. Hesco Club 2,3 Commercial Club 3 Girls' Sports 1,2,3 Sr. Prom Comm. NEAL LANPHEAR We all like him, we iust can't help it. Football 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Baseball 1.3.4 Hi-Y 4 Trooper 3 J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. Spanish Club 3 THOMAS LARSON 'Tom' Honor lies at labor's gate. Hi-Y 2 K Sr. Prom Comm. ,II , ' bfi is .Y ' 'J yi -P ,i 3 ff Cf FLORENCE LIVRANCE 'Flo' She lives content and envies none. Y-Teens 3,4 I-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. by fv1'r0ZfCf ff ef L,,pf'0f V0U NORENE LOBDELL Butch' The sweetest sound on earth is a woman's voice, a string that has no dis- cord. Glee Club 1,2,4 Girls' Octet 3 Twin Trios 3 lil DAVID LOCKWOOD 'Dave' It's fun to study--l'll bet. SHIRLEY LONG Shirl Still waters run deep. Sr. Play Comm. All-School Play Comm. 3 Sr. Prom Comm. Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. BRUCE MAC GREGOR Mac So few are capable of such versatility. Football 1,2 Track 1,2,4 Basketball l,2,3 Cross Country 3 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Quill and Scroll 3,4 Pres. 4 Prints Staff 2,3 Student Council 2 Class President 3 Sr. Trip Chr. NANCY MASTICK Nan My thoughts, my conduct. are my own. Glee Club 1,2 Band 3,4 Y-Teens 2,3,4 Leaders' Club 2,3,4 1000 pt. letter JAMES MC DOWELL KL. B. He is truly a 'little brute. Football 1-4 Baseball 1,2,4 Basketball 1 Mixed Chorus 1-4 Q 4 RICHARD MC KINLEY 'Dick' 'He is everybody's friend. Football 3,4 Hi-Y 2,3,4 Vice-Pres. 4 Spanish Club 3 CAROL MC PHERON 'Dreamer' Hang sorrow, care will kill a cat, therefore, let's be merry. Anderson High 1,2,3 Glee Club 1 Twin Trios 4 Y-Teens 4 Girls' Sports 4 ORVILLE MEINING And still his tongue ran on. MARVIN METTETAL 'Master of himself and ac- countable to no one. ATHALIE MILLER 'Mild grace and smiling face. Y-Teens 1-4 Girls' Sports 1-4 Glee Club 1,2 - Hesco Club 4 Spanish Club 4 S J-Hop Comm. . Mixed Chorus 1 Q2 777,661.4- ITH MILLER Joe In sporting news or friendly jest, what 'Joe says' al- ways meets the test. 'Prints' Staff 2.3,4 Sports Ed. 2.3 Managing Ed.-4 Quill and Scroll 3,4 Vice-Pres. 4 Basketball 1.2 Sr. Play .I-Hop Comm. Spanish Club 3.4 Pres. 4 DOLORES MINE HART Dee Fzilsity--she has noneg goodness--she has much.' Glee Club 1,2.3 Girls' Sports 1,2 JMU i r MQ' xc. BETTY MINO Every girl has her faults, and being nice is hers. Girls' Sports 1-4 Leaders' Club 1-4 Spanish Club 3,4 J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. Jr. and Sr. Play Comms. 'N yixutxl' is L V L02 X' L. Pi lx 'K 1, l ROBERT MITCHELL 'Bob' He has an ambition to be a lady-killer. Football 1 DAVID MOSSMAN Dave 'His head unmellowed. but his judgment ripe. Lowrey High 1 All-School Play 2,3 Jr. Play Annual Staff 4 Trooper 4 Election Board 4 LOUIS MUNTYAN 'What's the use of worry- ing? WILLIAM NEWSTEAD 'A sportsman through and through? Football 2,3,4 Capt. 4 Baseball 2,3,4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 WANDA NIELSON Charm, poise, soft blond hair, lovely combinations rare. Commercial Club 4 Girls' Sports 1-4 . Jr.-Sr. Farewell Com . :MQW PATRICIA NISLEY 'Pat' A pleasing countenance is a silent commendationf' Girls' Sports 1-4 J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. Annual Staff 3,4 Sr. Play Comm. Jr. Red Cross 4 Pres. 4 V LOIS OSGOOD 'Cork e She's small, but s a stick of dynamit . Leaders' Club 1-A 1000 pt. letter , . Girls' Sports 1-4 t Glee Club 1 o .T-Hop and S rom Comm I . W A Y. fx X Nfl! ft dl . 1 'XJ ' 29 49 RITA -MAE OTTENSMAN 'Quiet and retiring, so--what to write we do not know. LOIS PACKARD Her words do show her wit incomparable. Girls' Sports 1-4 1000 pt. letter Leaders' Club 1-4 Treas. 3 Pres. 4 Point Checker 3 .I-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. All-School Play Comm. 0 PATRICIA PAGEL 'Pat' Mild, gentle, fair, with man- ner unassuming. Wayne High 1,2 Hesco Club 4 Commercial Club 4 Sr. Prom Comm. Girls' Sports 4 BEVERLY PATRICK 'Were silence golden, I'd be a millionaire. Band 1-4 Girls' Sports 2 Jr. Play Comm. Commercial Club 3,4 DONALD PATTERSON Gone, but not forgotten. MARJEAN PENHALE 'Penny' 'A busy person in a quiet way. Band 1-4 Annual Staff 3,4 Library Staff 4 Jr. and Sr. Play Comms. Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. CLARENCE PHILLIPPI 'I hate nobody, I'm in love with the world.' DOUGLAS PHILLIPS 'Doug' 'He doesn't say much, but, my goodness, just get him started. Band 1,2 Football 1 Track 4 Basketball l,2,3 Cross Country 3,4 Golf 2,3 Hi-Y 4 Varsity Club 4 RALPH PHILLIPS 'Mopey' 'Merrily, merrily, shall I live now. Track 1 JOHN PINKERTON 'Jack' 'He who has patience will win in the end.' .1 .4 1 ll ILENE POWERS 'I' 'A more comely lady never known, with grace and power all her own. Hesco Club 3 Commercial Club 3,4 All-School Play Comm. Jr. and Sr. Play Comms. Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. Girls' Sports 1,2 A LICE REDDEMAN 'We know her well, no need for praise.' Y-Teens 2,3,4 Girls' Sports 1,3 1000 pt. letter Glee Club 2 Jr. and Sr. Play Comms. J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. Annual Staff 4 Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. .!f.L' ' ra lf. , l . JOHN RENWICK 'Jack' 'Ever trustworthy, stout and true, the world could do with more like you.' Football 1 FERMAN ROHRAI-'F 'The most inconspicuous men often become great. ALFRED ROPERT 'Al' 'He's friendly--he's our palg none can ever equal Al. DORIS ROSE 'Beautiful faces are they that wear the light of a pleas- ant spirit.' Girls' Sports 1-4 Hesco Club 3 J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. Jr. and Sr. Play Comms. All-School Play Comm. 2,3 Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. WILLIAM RUE 'Bill' 'Oh bed, oh bed, delicious bed, that's heaven upon earth to my weary head. J4- fry' OTTO RUEHR 'A seeker a.fter knowledge, sir--a scholar. J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. Trooper 1 Cross Country 4 Varsity Club 4 Hi-Y 4 science Club 1,2,4 Pres. 2,4 Track 4 JOYCE RUTENBAR 'Red' 'A friend with a warm heart.' Glee Club 2 HAROLD SALOW 'A grin, a wink, a carefree jest--by these things we know him best.' Photography Club 3,4 Sec. 4 01 Mixed Chorus 3 Spanish Club 3 Sr. Play Comm. J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. DAVID SANFORD 'Dave' 'While seeking people in the rows, it isn't I, it's the flashlight that glows.' Petoskey High 1,2 Glee Club 1-4 All-School Play 3 Hi-Y Club 4 DELORES SARK 'Dee' 'Her eyes like stars of twi- light fairy like twilight too her dusky hair. Hesco Club 1 Cheerleader 3 All-School Play Comm. 3 Jr. and Sr. Play Comm. JOHN SCHEEL 'Jack' 'A heart to resolve, a head to direct, a hand to exe- cute. Baseball 1-4 Basketball 1-4 Varsity Club 3,4 Class President l Vice-Mayor 2,3 Mayor 3,4 J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. Sr. Play JUNE SCHWARZ 'PorkChop' 'Discretion is the better part of valor.' Sullins College 3 Girls' Sports 1,2 Spanish Club 2 Sr. Prom Comm. JANET SEXTON 'Her mind is like a sun dial-- records only sunny cheer- fu1ness.' French Club 2,3 Sr. Play Comm. Girls' stare abgclbk C4005 JV GERALD SHANNON 'Jerry' 'Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well. Cooley High 1 Jr. Play Comm. Sr. Play J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. Annual Staff 3 NORMA SHERMAN 'Thy modesty's a candle to they merit. .TACKQUE LINE SHOWERS 'Jackie' 'Love is the grandest thing.' Service Club 1,2,3 French Club l,2,3 Glee Club 1,2,3 Girls' Sports 1-4 Annual Staff 3 Library Staff 3 Hesco Club 4 Commercial Club 4 Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. .T-Hop Comm. Sr. Play Comm. AGNES SITERLET 'A light heart lives long. Our Lady of Mercy High 1 Girls' Sports 2,3,4 Commercial Club 4 Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. V Sr. Play Comm. 'Prints' Staff 4 VIRGINIA SMITH 'Virgie' 'She often burned the mid- night oil but sad to say 'twas not for toil. Glee Club 2 All-School Play Comm. 3 Jr. Play Comm. Q GEORGE SPEERS 'Quiet to those who know him not--jolly to those who do. MARY JANE SPITZ 'Athletic gal it's plain to see and quite a friend we'll all agree. Y-Teens 1-4 Girls' Sports 1-4 Sr. Play Comm. 'Prints' Staff 4 All-School Play Comm. Sr. Prom Comm. IRVING STEWART 'Stew' 'His friends and foes alike respect him for his straight forward ways.' Baseball 1 Football 1,3 Track 2,3,4 Sr. Play Comm. Basketball 1,2,3 Class President 2 Class Secretary 1 Chief of Police 3 J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. Varsity Club 2.3.4 Spanish Club 4 Hi-Y 4 Assembly Comm. 4 .IEANINE STILLWAGON 'Her friends are many, her foes--are there any? Band 1-4 Library Sta.ff 3 Commercial Club 3,4 Treas. 3 Pres. 4 ELIZABETH STONE 'Betty' 'A merry heart does good all day.' Y-Teens 1 Girls' Sports 1 Glee Club 2 Sr. Play Comm. Commercial Club 3,4 Hesco Club 3 Annual Staff 4 V 1. . , :'xg'n5kK6xl vp.. WV SUZANNE STONE 'Sue' 'An individual with individu- a1ity. Mackenzie High 1,2 Commercial Club 3,4 Glee Club 3 Annual Staff 4 Sr. Prom Comm. BETTY STRAEHLE 'A quiet maid but the salt of the earth. Glee Club 2,3 J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. All-School Play Comm. 2,3,4 Spanish Club 3 U HELEN STREMICK 'Come what may tomorrow, I have lived today. Glee Club 1,2 Girls' Sports 1 Library Stall 3,4 Sr. Play Comm. Jr. Red Cross 4 Sec. 4 Mixed Chorus 1 ILA STROPE 'Jo Ann' 'To her talk is the universal languagef Glee Club 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus 1,2 HERB SWANSON 'Herb' 'If you should see him on the street, you'd say, 'This lad I want to meet. Varsity Club 4 Basketball 3,4 Football 4 J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms, Trooper 3 Lieut. 4 Hi-Y 4 melt V. MARJORIE TAIT 'Margie' 'She makes sweet music on the keys, makes friend- ships, too, with charms t that please. Annual Staff 2 Girls' Sports 1,2 Glee Club 1-4 Y-Teens 1 Student Council 3,4 Treas. 3 Vice-Pres. 4 All-School Play Comm. Jr. Play Comm. Jr. Play Sr. Prom Comm. Assembly Comm. 4 ELAINE TATE 'I wait for no woman. but as for men--'? Hesco Club 1 Glee Club 2 1000 pt. letter Leaders' Club 1,2,3 'Prints' Staff 2,3 Distribution Mgr. 3 J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. Girls' Sports l,2,3 ARLENE TENNANT 'A happy heart makes a happy face. Girls' Sports 1,2,3 Service Club 2,3 Jr. Play Comm. All-School Play Comm. 2,3 Glee Club 1,2,3 .4...'l THEODORE THRASHER 'Ted' 'We thank the school for the chance we had to make the acquaintance of such a lad. 'Prints' Staff 2,3,4 Make-up Ed. 3 Editor 4 Quill and Scroll 3,4 Pres. 3 Sec. Treas. 4 J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. Jr. Play Comm. Basketball 1-4 Baseball 1 Track 3,4 Annual Staff 4 DORIS TILLOTSON 'Tillie' 'The brightness of a star lay in her smile. Y-Teens 2,3 C mercial Club 3,4 G 1 Sports 1,2 . and Sr. Play Comms. -Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. Qu OAN TRAVIS Here's a gal with a sense of hum0r.' Trooper 4 Jr. Red Cross Club 4 Band 1-4 Y-Teens 4 Library Staff 4 Election Board 3 Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. .I-Hop Comm. Sr. Play All-School Play Comm. Annual Staff 4 J GEORGE TRINKA Quiet, yet genuine as a thumb prim. Football 1-4 Track 1,2 Varsity Club 3,4 JUNE TRUESDELL Bunny There is something in the eye--the face, that even a painter could not trace. Girls' Sports 1-4 Y-Teens 2 Commercial Club 3,4 Treas. 4 Hesco Club 4 Glee Club 1-4 Sr. Play Sr. Prom Comm. Annual Staff 4 .IOANN VAN AKEN Red A quiet smile--a quiet air, soft of voice with glisten- ing hair. Y-Teens 3,4 Girls' Sports 2,3 f t BARBARA VAN DYKE Barb 'Rather small, yet her good- ness doubles her size. French Club 1,2 Glee Club 1,2 Mixed Chorus 3 5 1 BETTY VAN TUBERGEN Kitty' Oh, most glorious night. thou wert not made for slumberingf' 9 Commercial Cg1J5dZLf ' if 1.1 V pf' JAMES WAGENSHUTZ uwaggy' A right good sort is he. Track 1-4 State Team Varsity Club 2.3,4 Vice-Pres. 2 Class Vice-President 4 .I-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. Sr. Play Comm. ARLENE WALKER Lee For she is certain to be seen wherever fun and mischief beam. Berkley High 1,2 Hesco Club 4 Sr. Play Comm. All-School Play Comm. 4 Sr. Prom Comm. Girls' Sports 4 GILBERT WASALASKI Gil In and out, round about, he's a nice fellow without a doubt.' Baseball 3 LOIS WEATHERS 'I dote on his very absence. Glee Club 2 Mixed Chorus 2 Annual Staff 4 RICHARD WEINERT 'Pee Wee' 'He hasn't very much to say, but yet he's friendly in his way! Baseball l Track 2 Jr. Play Comm. EDSON WHIPPLE 'Ed' 'Quiet, but one of the best. Basketball 1,2,3 Baseball 1,2,3 J-Hop Comm. Sr. Play Comm. Chr. Election Board 3 Student Council 4 Trooper 3 KATHLEEN WESTCOTT 'Kathy' 'Charms strike the sight, and merit wins the soul. Jr. Play Comm. in Oifipff i. 5 I XML? ARLENE WESSLING 'Happy as the day is long. Mixed Chorus 4 Girls' Sports l,2,3 PATRICIA WICKENS 'Pat' 'The only way to make friends is to be one. Girls' Sports l,2,3 All-School Play Comm. J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. Commercial Club 3 5 K' JOAN WILKIE 'Joanie' 'I am the captain of my soul I am the master of my fate. J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms MARGARET WILLIAMS 'Marge' Though quiet she is 'tis plain to see she's the best of pals to you and me. Mackenzie High 1,2 Glee Club 3 Commercial Club 4 Sr. Prom Comm. MARGARET WILLOUGHBY 'Marg' 'Music she hath, and music is the speech of angels. Glee Club l,2,4 Girls' Sports 2 Y-Teens 2 Library Staff 3,4 French Club 3 Jr. Red Cross Club 4 JOHN WILTSE 'Oh ladies Oh ladies stay away from me. Election Board 4 Varsity Club 4 Football 1-4 Basketball 1,2,3 Track 1-4 Hi-Y 4 Jr. and Sr. Play Comms. J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. Annual Staff 4 Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. DONA LD WOHLGEMUTH 'Don' 'Silence is the key to success? RICHARD WYLIE Dick' He aims high and always hits the mark.' Band 1 J-Hop and Sr. Prom Comms. Annual Staff 3 Class President 4 Jr. and Sr. Plays Photography Club 4 Election Board Chr. 3 MMM CAMERA SHY BETTY BASSETT 6 FRANK BURDA ROBERT BUTLER DIRK DAMEN LINWOOD HARRISON BERTRAND HIGGENS WILLIAM JARVIS EMMET KEARNEY fbwlvzf BERNARD KELLEY EDWIN KING WILLIAM LAWSON GERALDINE MACK ROSE MARKLEY CHARLES ROWE ANDREW SCHROM ROBERT SEXTON HARTWICK ZENTZ HONOR STUDENTS AVIS ZANDER 'Eyes are dark, hair dark toog she has the gayest smile for you. Glee Club 2,3.4 Hesco Club 3,4 Pres. 4 Commercial Club 3.4 All-School Play Comm. 2.3 Jr. and Sr. Play Comms. Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. These students rank among the top twelve in a class of more than 200. lst row-- N. Mastickg A. Reddemang R. Balkemag M. Laceyg M. Penhaleg J. Erbg S. Holcomb 2nd row--O. Ruehrg R. Wylieg E. Whippleg J. Butt I -IJ . ggzf . 5' v I We 57'-ozfyfwn U Z g It was a brlght, sunny day long ago when we ploneers set out on our long four year Journey 1nto the wxlderness Nearly two hundred of us started the trek and we d1d not know how many of us would reach our dest1nat1on graduatlon When we reg1stered for the tr1p 1nSeptember,as we were greenhorns at th1s sort of thlng we were hazed qu1te a b1t by the old sourdoughs accompanylng us But w1th the a1d of our able leaders, jack Scheel Ted Thrasher, Irvlng Stewart and Fletcher Campbell, we were able to get along all r1ght He1p1ng to manage our exped1t1on were Mr Randall Penhale, Mr Helmer Nelson, and Mxss Sarah L1ckly To l1ghten our sp1r1ts along the way, we gave two dances wh1ch we Cand others too Pl thought were very successful As the year progressed we became more used to our tasks and d1dn t th1nk Latm and algebra were qu1te as hard By the end of the year we consxdered ourselves old hands at th1s sort of thmg, and were look1ng forward to our second year on the road The acqu1s1t1on of a new pr1nc1pal Mr Lou1s Schmldt was the major h1ghl1ght of our second year Our new offlcers for the year were Irvmg Stewart james Wagenschutz jack Gage, and Larry F1nney We all struggled Wlth world h1storv Englxsh and Mr Blunk s geometly class The glrls, at th1s t1me, became fxred w1th the amb1t1on to earn '1 sports letter Because many up and commg actors and actresses deslrecl to be 1n the l1me l1ght an All School Play 'A Date w1th Iudy was g1ven We were proud to th1nk that so many of our crew were able to get parts xn the play Our th1rd year and are we proud' We are now members of that el1te group the upperclassmen Beh1nd us are our years of toll and homework Of course the flrst thrng to do was to choose more leaders, and that we d1d We elected Bruce MacGregor w1th Davld Hemzman Joanne Erb and Madelyn Fedell as h1s asslstants Our class r1ngs were the b1g news of the season, and we celebrated the arr1val of these by g1v1ng our I Hop Before dec1d1ng on the theme we sent prospectors 1nto the Semor camp to see what the Semors had done about the1r prom After a long debate, a c'1rn1val theme was selected The general chaxrman of the dance was Ruth Balkema Barbara Goodbold took care of the decorat1ons Ke1th M11 ler the tlckets Joanne Erb the 1nv1tat1ons 'md Larry Bentley, the publlcxty We were able to get a hlghly rated orchestra w1th Ralph Bowen as 1tS leader The carmval theme was carrled out 1n all the decorat1ons, from large b1l1board s1gns to the red black and wh1te crepe paper ce1l1ng Every one agreed that It was a blg success Two other theatrlcal enterpr1ses WhlCh we undertook were the jumor Play, We Shook the Fam1ly Tree, w1th Barbara Goodbold and Rxchard Wyl1e rn the lead, and another All School Play, Home Sweet Homxclde The Iumor Semor Farewell was g1ven as a partmg gesture to those 1n our party who left us 1n june 1948 In September of 1948 we acqu1red a new prmclpal, Cyrus E Plerce To lead us through the f1nal stages of our Journey we appo1nted D1ck Wyl1e, pres1dent Al1ce Reddeman secretary 11m Wagenschutz v1ce pres1dent and Ph1ll1p Bosman, treasurer jack Scheel was elected mayor to gu1de us to our dest1na txon A great amount of pr1mp1ng went on durmg the week of October 25 when all the travelers had the1r daguerreotypes taken by Powell Studlos A few weeks later the excltement mcreased when the p1ctures were rece1ved The next few days were charactemzed by a flurry of p1ctures vth1ch the Scrum s were exchangmg w1th one another . 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V. .1 v A great honor was bestowed on ten of our Semor boys when thev were chosen as Iumor Rotar1ans jack Scheel our mayor headed the l1st and was followed by Dlck WVIIQ Btuce MaCG1tgor Russell Hasselbach Edson Wlupple Kelth Nhller Ph1l Bosman Irvmsz Stexxart Larrv Fmnev and Tec' Thrasher Our f1rst class project was the Sen1or Play Dear Ruth the story of a mcddlesome teen ager who gets her older s1ster ln trouble by wr1t1ng letters to soldmers and suzmneg hex SISIQI s name to them Pr1nc1pal members of the cast were jack Scheel Harry Wxlkens joanne Erb Ruth W1llxlIlS join Trans Mother and Barbara Goodbold Mlrlam On Aprml 29, we gave the Semor Prom The commlttees vuere orchestra D and Mossman enter talnment Davld Helnzmann 1nv1tat1ons Madelyn Fedell chaperones Low Packard clean up lrung Stewart t1ckets Ke1th M1ller decoratxons Betty MIHO llghtmg and construttmn Jerry Shannon and publ1c1tv, joy Evanoff and Larry Bentley The co cha1rmen of the ex ent vlexe James Butt and Barbara Goodbold It IS May, all the Semors have been measured for caps and gowns and all the graduatxon announce ments have been ordered The t1me IS approachlng when we w1ll come to the end of our long hard struggle It has been an 1nterest1ng Journey but not w1thout 1ts hardshtps In spxte of all thlg we feel lt has been well worth all our efforts and we w1ll remember It as one of the happtest UHIQS 1n our ln es I . 62, W f Y ' XE? x 'Tuff G rv Wtllll X W E? 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'fs fm vff- ' '. 5 n Z, 'Pink' '35 ' ' X Qs I if e u N1 l W T :tj fx 0 l I I X I X I 1 llene Powers leaves her peaches and cream complexron to the hrghest brdder Alrce Reddeman wrll her calm state of 'nrnd when report cards come out to Earl Rafferty loyce Rutenbarbequeaths her abrlrty to bea good follower to Betty Phrllrps Harold Salow wrlls hrs stormy love lrfe to Gary Hees Bob Sexton leaves hrs many classroom textbooks to Dexter Smrth Alfred Ropert leaves hrs blue 'Olds' to Brll Farwell who can't qurte make rt across the street to school Irvrng Stewart leaves hrs vast knowledge of hrstorre af farrs to Rrchard Rucrnskr Norma Sherman wrlls her quret tongue to Barbara Mc Cartrrey Agnes Srterlet leaves her latest book 'A Thousand and One Iokes,' to Sharon Hrvely Vrrgrnra Smrth leaves her cute, coy may to Glenna Fralergh To Phrllp Truesdell goes George Speer s abrlrty to sleep rn any unrnterestrng class Glorra Aldrrch leaves her cheery drsposrtron to Barbara Cushman Hazel Allgood wills her huge wards of chewrng gum to a fel low gum chewer Lors Hunter john Bacheldor leaves hrs nrckname Beef ro Gary Rodman Ruth Balkema leaves her 'A' average to another up and comrng scholar, Gladys Wrtt Beverly Balsley leaves her headaches as annual edrtor to next year's vrctrm Betty Bassett wrlls her abrlrty for not utterrng a word rn or out of class to joan Lrghtfoot Larrv Bentley leaves all the underclasswomen wrth broken hearts To Marcella D'Haene goes MaryAnne Bonnette s grft of the b . Phrl Bosman leaves hrs good manners to another well man nered gentleman Clrff McClumpha Everyone knows what Keeth Bovee should leavc there should be plenty to go around for Mr Latture s debate team Wanda Branthoover leaves all her pleasant hrgh school memorres to Kathryn Sockow Mrckey Brown wrlls hrs roller skates to Kerth Campbell Donald Burkleaves hrs peculrar accent to Kenneth Bondre Ted Burk leaves hrs handsome brush cut to Melvrn Schultz Nerl Burkholder leaves hrs brrd study to any nature boy rn the lunror class Allrne Burns lear es her abrlrty to always be a fev mrnutes late for alrnost anvthrng to Dorothy Curtis lvn Batt leaves all hrs grrlfrrends rn fourth hour Annual Room to next year s Annual photographer Fletcher Campbell leaves hrs automatrc football toc tr Gerald Corey 1oanCarey sadlyleares her rmprshcharacterto Bud Vleyers Brll Clement leaves hrs beautrful blond harr to any of the lunror or Sophomore grrls who mrght be tryrng to obtarn the SCVTIC' Joanne Erb wrlls and bequeaths her own peculrar brand of self confrdence to Dorothy Zander Ianet Hrll confers her effrcrencv upon Walter Hammond Lyle Huettner leaves hrs easy gourg manner to Ross Draz, who could do wrth a lrttle more of rt Mary lane Sprtz leaves her frrendly personalrty to Dorothy Wrrght jeanrne Strllwagon wrlls her commercral studres to another future home stenographer Elrzabeth Stone bequeaths her out of school romance to 'tfary lane Dely Sue Stone leaves her lengthy locks and skrrts to janet Rol ms To Ianet Swarn go Betty Straehle s quret ways, actrons, and words lla Strope leaves her great knowledge of the latest happenrngs rn and out of school to Katre Trucks Herb Swanson leaves hrsrob of patrollrng the halls to some one wrth lots of trme to spare Arlene Tennant leaves her trtle as 'Workrng Grrl of the Year' to Ann Waldecker To Betty Bowden goes IoanTravrs s abrlity to play the flute George Trrnka leaves hrs extreme shyness to another equally shy person, jack Meadows june Truesdell leaves her famrly name wrth her many rela trves strll comrng up through the grades Barbara VanDyke wrlls her abrlrty to be forever cheerful to Beverly Smrth Grl Wasalaskr leaves to assume hrs posrtron as man of the house Arlene Wesselrng leaves dear old Plymouth Hrgh wrth a feelrng of uplrfted exuberance and Joy Kathleen Westcott and Avrs 7ander,berng the frnal and most sorrowful of all of us poor Senrors leaving our dear old Alma 'Vlater, wrsh to leave as a warnrng to all on comrng scholars thrs thought 'When you frnally get out the work begrns f W f 7 ga l . , . 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In 1959, we f1nd the country engulfed 1n another mad rush, much l1ke the Gold Rush of 1849 But th1s one IS for uran1um and the fever has really struck our fr1ends the PHS graduates of 1949 The Nobel PTIZG w1nn1ng sc1ent1st Otto Ruehr, IS respons1ble for all th1S hurr1ed and harr1ed aCt1V1ty He dzscovered the uran1um d9pOS1tS 1n Igloo Alaska' John Bacheldor and D1ck Crocker Pro fessor Ruehr's able ass1stants accompan1ed h1m on h1S exped1t1on and shared the glory of the greatest of the century d1scovery As soon as Ioe M1ller, natlonally famous rad1o news commentator and colummst heard of th1s, that gentleman of the press broadcast It to the world on hxs hour news program fsponsored by Radar Tooth Paste of course J Immed1ately Keeth Keeth, who now owns pract1ca1ly every newspaper 1n the land, sent h1s newsmen and photographers to the old lab at PHS to f1nd out everythmg The Pres1dent of the Un1ted States Bob Houghton, appo1nted fr1end Otto and h1s assoclates co cha1rmen of the expedm t1on to get th1s prec1ous element 11m Butt and B111 Clement nat1onally famous advert1sers, have taken over that part of the work and the1r cohorts are Don Burk and Neal Lanphear Betty M1no, whose surreal1st1c pa1nt1ngs have won accla1m from art cr1t1cs of all lands and joy Evanoff,famous fash1on des1gner have left the1r respect1ve stud1os to a1d 1n the art department of the advert1s1ng Calllpalgll Others are Larry Bentley, Margaret Chavey, and Helen Strem1ck Another former newsman, lack Gage 1S also closely connected w1th th1s project Mr Gage now has a cha1n of photograpluc studlos across the nat1on and he has taken over the Job of keeplng photo grapluc records of uran1um depos1ts In th1S way he hopes to obtam the r1ght to set up another stud1o when a commumty IS thr1v1ng 1n Igloo Rlght now, jack 1S leav1ng w1th h1S partner Bruce Besse, on an 1nspect1on tour of h1s studlos by UTZIHIUITI powered motor car Che doesn t have to push It any morel PHS s champ1onsh1p track team Dave He1nzman 11m Wagenschutz Irv1ng Stewart Dave Ioll1ffe and Dean joach1m, 1S pract1c1ng hard for the 1960 Olymp1c Games Professor Ruehr has prom1sed to perfect an energy p1ll of uran1um to g1ve them more power Of course a m1n1ng exped1t1on requ1res m1ners and on 1nqu1ry we f1nd that Brxan Coates, head of the D1tch D1ggers' Assoc1at1on, has offered the serv1ces of some of hlS best men D1ck McK1nley, Clarence Ph1l11pp1 Eugene DeWulf and M1ckey Brown w1ll arr1ve on the nest tram Another group, Ierry Harder's ex Iron Men from Notre Dame 1nclud1ng Russ Hasselbach, George Trmka, and Pat Kearney, w1ll get underway as soon as they f1n1sh the1r games for PHS Pat Dowllng, Fletch Campbell, and 11m McDowell are be1ng cond1t1oned for the tr1p by B111 Newstead and Larry F1nney,phys1ca1 educa t1on lnstructors at PHS Bus Henry s cheer1ng squad, Sh1rley johnson Delores Sark, and Nad1ne Dudley, w1ll come along to keep up the group's morale, along w1th Bob Iohnson and h1s All G1rl Band, cons1st1ng of Ruth Balkema, MaryAnne Bonnette Bev Balslev Ieamne Stxllwagon Ioan Trav1s, and MarJean Penhale Of course w1th Bob and Fletch both off hunt1ng for uran1um Ron Hees and S1d Dav1son w1ll have to carry on alone back home The Vagabonds have an hour program on a nat1onal telev1s1on channel They have forced the Ink Spots, Ravens and M1lls Brothers out of bus1ness and proudly boast of the1r h1gh Hooper Ratmg We stop three g1rls to ask d1rect1ons to the nearest hote1,and d1scover Pat Dudley,Arlene Walker, and Iack1e Showers under the1r scarves and fur coats Iackxe IS r1ght at home here Esk1mos you know -- . . 1 1 4- ' 1 - 1 - 1' , - -- D K--- . . , . . , - - . 1 1 . 1 1 . . , . . . v 1 . . . . .- , . . , . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 . 4 U 1 1 ' . 1 1 - - 7 . . , . . . . 1 , ..',r , . 1 . . , . , -.. 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When we arrive at the Iceloon Hotel, we hear three bellhops, Hobby Zentz, Harold Salow and Dick Weinert, calling, not for Phillip Morris but for Iack Scheel Ed Whipple and Ted Thrasher These gentlemen all hold part interest in the uranium fields and news has Just come in that more deposits have been found Hobby finally locates them at the Bar O famous dance hall tavern of Igloo The boys have been watching the Bar-O floor show with such stars as joan Cavell Joann Hohl and Jessie Edwards Even with news of more uranium deposits, the boys are not too happy Seems they have a law suit on their hands Herb Swanson declares he owned all the land and knew It contained uranium long before this all began and he has hired lawyer Neil Fisher of Fisher Fisher, and Fisher Inc to handle the case Neil has been rushing all over gathering evidence, and his poor secretaries, Al1ce Reddeman Madelyn Fedell and Marilyn Karnatz, are having a difficult time keeping up with hmm They are using actly like the one Ted Thrasher carries The Igloo Hotel manager, D1ck Wylie, who once had theatrical ambitions himself, tells us that a traveling show has stopped in town The main attraction is a skit co starring those great actresses of tragedy Joanne Erb and Barbara Goodbold Keith Bovee also has a part Corky Osgood is with the show seems she started talking back in high school and hasn't stopped yet so they made her the press agent Another guest at the Iceloon is Phil Bosman He and his championship basket ball team, Sally Holcomb, All1ne Burns Barbara F1nnegan, Margie Tait and Shirlie Hopkins, have Just completed a world wide tour and have stopped at Igloo on their way home With hotel accomodations so limited we declde to return to Plymouth Perhaps we will find time to visit Plymouth's leading citizen, Mayor Robert Sexton QQ' Wx . , . . . . . . , Y .. , ' 3 1 I , ' u l 7 l 7 3 . ' . , . . . . , . . , . ' 1 the latest legal dictionary, which Lois Packard and Kathryn Hembree just published, a dictionary ex- , . . . . . 9 . . . , . , . . . , . . . . , IP., B X SENIOR PLAY On the nights of November 10 and 11, 1948, the curtain of the PHS auditorium parted on two hours of rollicking entertainment in the form of Norman Krasna's comedy, 'Dear Ruth, presented by the senior class under the direction of Miss Louise Spence. Playing the lead roles were: I. Erb as Ruth, B. Goodbold as her sister Miriamgl. Scheel and I. Travis as Ruth's parents, and D. Wylie in the part of her soldier boyfriend. Supporting them were: I. Shannon,G. Hessler, K. Bovee, I. Miller, and I. Truesdell. 1st row---L. Spence, G. Hessler, I. Truesdell, I. Travis, J. Erb, B. Goodbold 2nd row---K. Bovee, I. Shannon, I. Scheel, D. Wylie, I. Miller QOXJQIY QQ of p'Zdf??CZ JUNIOR PLAY 'We Shook the Family Tree, a humor- ous play dealing with the trials of teen-age HildegardDolson,was presented by the junior class on November 19 and 20, 1947. In- cluded in the cast were: B. Goodbold as Hildegardg D. Wylie in the rule of Freddie Shermer,her boyfriend, R. Hees and P, Dud- ley as Mr. and Mrs. Dolsong 1.Bacheldor and M. Chavey playing Mr. and Mrs. Shermerg and F. Campbell, S. Holcomb, A. Burns, D. MOSSIHHH, I. Scheel, B. Balsley, and M. Tait. Directing the production was Miss Louise Spence. 1st row---A. Burns, P. Dudley, B. Goodbold 2nd row---F. Campbell, R. Hees, D. Mossman QHLO7 'HP May 20, 1949 IS a date whlch w11l be long remembered by mnety one members of the class of '49 That afternoon found them embarklng on a week end tour to Mackxnac Island Upon return late Sunday mght the group was m1nus a great deal of 1ts pep, but, nevertheless a grand t1me was reported Among the excursxomsts were B MacGregor chalrman of the affalr D Rose, P W1ckens B VanDyke K Hembree,S Stone I Rutenbar, M Sp1tz B Straehle I Truesdell, P Pagel,I Kellems I Showers, G Hessler B Hobbms A Zander B Stone I St1llwagon K Westcott R Kr1emes M Bonnette P Bell D T1llotson,I Powers I Cavell, A S1terlet,I H111 I G1ll1es B M1no,A Mlller I Van Aken F Llverance I Erb,A Reddeman M Karnatz,B Bassett S Iohnson P Kehow I Carey, C Gulbronson D Ch1lcutt S Long N Sherman, B Iahn,I Fr1sb1e R Ottensman P Granger LaMay P Dudley, S Holcomb S Hopkins I Iohnson, M Wllloughby B Goodbold, R Balkema M Bargert B VanTubergen W Nxelsen M Lacey A Walker L Osgood The male members of the group mcluded F Rohraff I Renw1ck K M1ller I Butt,I Scheel, P sen L F1nney F Campbell,B Clement D Burk D We1nert D Ph1ll1ps, P Dowlmg, D McK1nley, M Mettetal H Fallot, L Huettner B Rue, N Gladstone, K Bovee I Bacheldor I K1rchoff 9410 KCHTIIIVHID was the theme carrled out by the class of 49 for thelr I Hop wh1ch was held Apr1l 9 1948 The mof1t was carrled out w1th huge bxllboards depxctmg varlous sldeshows brxght red and whxte awnlngs and a red and wh1te ce1l1ng The comm1ttees were headed by I Erb, 1nv1tat1ons B Goodbold andI Butt decorat1ons L Bentley,publ1c1ty I Mlller t1Ck9tS D He1nzman, floor L F1nney clean up andR Balkema general chaxrman Qf'llO7 7017? After much hard labor on the part of Joxnt cha1rmen Barb Goodbold and I1m Butt as well as the commxttee cha1rmen the Senlor Prom 1n the gll1S9 of Neptune's K1ngdom was presented on Apr1l 29, 1949 Those servmg as comm1ttee cha1rmen were orchestra,D Mossman enterta1nment,D Hemzman chaperones,L Packard lnvltatxons, M Fedell t1ckets, I M1l1er pub11c1ty,I Evanoff and L Bentley l1ght1ng and constructlon I Shannon clean up,I Stewart decorat1ons, B M1no I ,. . . . - - - . , 7 7 ' ' ' : . , ' 'g . , ' , . , . . , . . , . , . . . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . . . , . , . . , - , . , - . 7 - n 1 , . 7 - , . . , . , . , . . . , . , . , B. , . . , . , . . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . ' : . , . ' , . ' , . . . Bosman,D.Woh1gemuth,D. Wylie,N. Fisher, H. Swanson,I. McDowe1l,I. Harder,O. Ruehr, L. Christen- , . ' , - . , 1 7 . . , - D - Q . n l . , . . , . . . , . , . . O . . , . - . . ' 7 ' 9 , . . : ' . . . 3 ' . , . 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Salmon, B. ga I '3 10 l . -v,- 3 0 -YW -5 f .1 -J -4 I - 1 4 J .i I .1 A f 3 4. .5. ..-k ' s ui .,?', V R 243'- ' F 'W' r . 'f fb .9 ,P , -. -gr tif' 'Li 4' J' ' 1 6 V ,fa 'f 11- a A I A I ' I -.nf gf, . if .. :lf .1 .., f ., ,. gh ,,.. J ir 7 s Vi, 1 r -o Jo Schomberger, L. . ,J Row VI Schaufnagle, R. Secord, H. Shf-E-bridge. B. Simmons, R. Singleton, .I. Smith. C. Smith. J, Sperry, R. Row VII Stevenson, D. Stratton, D. Strautz, M. Streeter. T. Sumner, .I. Tallinn, S. Tetslali. J. Thomas. M. Row VIII Travis. S. Trombley, T. Truax, .I. Van Akon, C. Van Dyke, N. Walsh. R. Wassenaar. P. Welton. D. Row IX Wilhelmi. A. Wilkins. P. Wil11amS. A. Witt. G. Wohn. .I. Woodworth. M. Wooley, R. i 1 , 'iv-wake A iw 1 4 4 c. , . 'l .W I il. 4. .f . .,. gy, .Q d K. ' ' ' . 4- , if - 1- f :Q Zwkaati T' . fi- . 1 - -41 f , , ' Ili 'Tux Zv , , -. .3 ,,, -5 'ff - J -5 4 I f 1' -.4 Q sf- 00 'V .1 T7 .4 .. 4 .-1 any y 3 J -11 111, ' 1. L' 4 12 - is ', ' . , .X - !, ,IA n.. -7 ,Q 3 4. . ,gy ? 4 4 A , 'I 3? 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' .. ,Q 'ilu fxl A 4 4 A ' .b .1 . .. . by J - I . - 2. .tg ,pu ,gov A ' v il 'f .1- V f , . , A I. , 4 X A 1 . ,4- l ,,. ,F 1. lv . -, 3. :ffl-,,. - f Ai.. gi ,. -.. V' .qv J I -Q M4 x -4' .4 f 'x l .,. v Y of .4 'D ff . .4 ...f -n I 1 , -. Q rn I .- , A f ow 4 -nv ' y ,4-v J' 1 I 4 .. Q 'N .0 , ,Y . 4 we 1 .4 - .I ,J 4' f 1 . -if -Q .r ,v 1'r1' 'Z -I 1 9 I 1' 0 .nn Amrheln. M. AnderSon, .J. Arnold. B. Barnes, L, Blwxsom. B. Iiloxsom, Bookoul. T. S. Row Ill l iff f 5 Au u ga 2 1. Brink, B. Brown. R. Ilrnwn, S. Hurrix F, Rye-rx D. Campbell. Campbell, Campbell, J. B. G. Row IV Czxnnlng, S. Card, G. Cnvell, C. Champlon. G. Corwxn, B. Cowgill. B. Cronclte. G. Daxzine. E. Row V Darling. K. Dvnhoff, D. Donahue, M. Dowling, K. Dudley, T. Duty, S. Ecklund, E. Farnum. P. I II uw VI ,4- 1 ,.,, ' wwf-,en I ll Fmrer, B. Ferguson, F. Ferguson, N. Fvrrarl. I.. Flnney. D. Forshee. J. Fruleigh. G. French. A. ow VII Fulton. G. Gerrard, D. Got-bel. Il. Gnudnlv. IB. Harrison, Y. Helmet, .l. llc-nry. 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Slzxhough, .I. Spammer, J. Row V Sprague, M. Stevens, K. Stoops, K. Straut, P. Tefft, M. Th0maS, D. Tibbitts, S.. Tibbits, B. ROW VI Tlllutson, L. Truesddl, S. .vw,,...,,.,. ,-U,-,.,,,...! so . 3 Vzxn Orsdalt-, L. WOIIN, J. Wvndlnnd, R. Weslvy. S. Whlpplv. E. W'Illl.lI'TJS. S. Row VII Wllklns, D. Wilson. J. Wyse. C. Yorch, D. Zakt-I, A. Dickey. E. Sherman. D. Wall, J. Row VIII .L y A-.tk .- M !vfv y., I. I Wzagenschutz. M. Robxnson. P. -0 x':', f' ff' .2 '5' .0 '31 I 'nf .x P .4 ,gg ,- f 1 9 I f ,-Jn ..v A - A 46' I. , -O ,, -6 '...v fa 7 1 I I slr-:Ll -. if nl' JO A 'I - ,4 N 8 , D .. Y ng..l.w - T , I D .if ' v x J 5 1 .J , 19 ... I WJ ' I I' 452 sz '1 I ' f 4. Q.f J' K' Qi Q 5 H no I -,gt -sfll? V-1' 4. ,,. n 0 3 Rood, M, -Q . ,,- up 1' 4 49 J . 1. . I .. ,, 1. J' 1 ,- I' ta .Q I i F 4 4 ' ,gui .4 --0' ev X 13' fa ,o 4 t to -d kv . 'A .O - Q 9-s .in F 0 J -2 7.1 y Y. . ...M- . z. . 5 :- .4 I .40 -fr 4 1 A x 1 Q ,. , A' 'Q - .1 1 t iff -A -1 C 413 - 9 'zvgf E? ' , X 'S -A -1 v ,. 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L. -a ,l ,, , I . - -4 k Da1rS.S. 'ff 5 ' 1 1 ' ' , ' 'Q Day. C. f 17' Diedr1rk.V. ' W . Dudlev, F. J I K V' F . P- sf , f, , .nterlxm-. I. Mix I f ' I ' Evans. G. . k V Row VI 1.2 I I-'vc-rett. IE. 0' 'I ,Q . ' F1rm1Q4m..T. ' A , v 'Q ' N Q .I Fla-mlml, D. -1 J , V-: 1 J F1ue11mg.D. V -'4 f ' W ' Fulton. R. G1n1es..T. L' , A Gott-:Ch.Alk. G l, - Guft. K. . x f f 41 mu VII fi A , Gydo. G. ,, McCollum. C. K . n MCPhvrfm, D. . 1 ' A -' . ' - ' ffffif.ffQlT'fI1' . l - , ,,4 ,,. '- ' ' ' -1 x , ' ,, 4 , r, HL-Indorlrmng, C I Y f H1 1, C. x ' 5 ' I , Hvrzel. N. ,5 , I , x 4 - '24 N V 'l f A ii, - 'P- Run VIH 'W H:flxf1e1d..T. -V Hurrivy. IV. , ,. . ' K e .. -- F , N1:r?119r.IW. . -' ' ' - ' 111141. 14. 14 ' ' - ... -v Av , my-,...f.. rx. ' ' .. Mfhrx-Un. Y. A I 5 Y1,h:1w:1.5. J s i - V Ywhrzw-11. W, x rf -I 1 . 4. A 1 ' ' , ' g L I ' V rw-x IX f , xmy. 1. M'j.'f1r.R. Kwulxvk T. I - -o f' ' . - - - Krumn.. IH. ' di r 4 A ' Krun-p L' 'O r --Ag ' -0 'A K4 il:-F. -K. 'S 17 1 ' 3 1..1rm-r.md I. I..1rr.plwz1. T. , I . h I V. -. . , . . ' A NNW X ng A FS 37' 7! if xnLm.1...:..1, 1. ' ' 1.1-1.1. S. LLd4.1r.i. P. . K Lanz. Q. 0 ' 4 p '. ' 1.umu:1.xcrN. 5 -J .1 , '1 Na-Juli. J. .4 ,,, ,, ,, - 4 4 v I M.1:m1ng. B. M.xrsha1l.J. R Ilh grade ow I Oldford. H, Oltver. J. O'Nex11. J. Pagenkopf, R. Passage. .I. Paton. C. Pelley. L. Place. S. Pollejf. R. ow II Raum. C. Rav1Ixer.W. Read. D. Relnner. O. Root. D. Rose. D. Rouovs. E. Rulh. W. Sawyer. M. ow IH Schrwandl. Secord. A. Sxgnorelll. Stmmers. S. Smtth. I.. Surherland. Sowle. S. Speers, R. Stone. M. ow IV Stone-, S. Stuart, C. Tallxzxn. B. Taylor. C. Thexsen, C. Thompson. Thompefm. Thompson. Thorp. Ii. ow V Todd. D. f' X Truax, G. Wallace, D. Wassenar, B. ,.f Ir. xy K - -4 3 -1, 4.- ,o .1 4 a --2 f ,-4 ui X J .4 av- I -J f-4 f- 17 f '.. ' .0 1 4, , 5 jf 4 0 IJ L IJ' I I L . VA 1 .- - ' 7 .,. f' 1 v.7 1 ' ' f r I -- Watters. M. - ,. I, A Wizzms. .I Wilkerwn. Stevens. D Row VI Willet. K. Wtlloughby, B. Wtlton. D. Wrm1xlf?y. D. Worth. A. Palmer. D Wh1tmire,C. I 4 f' 1 P' . .A j'f 1 1 . 1 CAMERA SHY--Howard, S., Klmbrough, L.. Lzmtyer. A., Mnnwarmu. ' 4 -I I A lx ,r 4 'n Q I , -1 .Z J 'K P- 0 .1 O.. F! . Mar -A .4 ll Van Wagoner IQ ALE if 57 UBS sk f K 'E lst row--R. Datcher, I. Batten, N. Helm, B.Goodbold, B. Cushman, M. Vin- cent, I. Erb, M. Amrhein, I. Smith, N. Walton, S. Herrington. 2nd row--M. Spitz, A. Vincent, A. Preston, M. Saxton, N. Mastick, B. Single- ton, D. Zander, P. Rucinski, M. Wa1ch,I. Houk, A.Reddeman, Miss Gross 3rd row--C. Henry, F. Liverance, E. Harman, S. Walch, R. Merritt, B. Lorenz, I. Arnold, B. Hokenson, B. Robertson, A. Sambrone, P. Pine, N. Stevens, S. Plant. 4th row--I. Van Aken, I. Travis, B. Wickens, S. Zink, D. Curtis,A. Dowling, S. Holstein, P. Wilkens, B. Goodale, I. Matthews, B. Gerard, I. Carson. 5th row--I. Stremich, C. Swarbrick, C. Pascoe, S. Hopkins, N. Mishler, A, Waldecker, M. Witwer, D. Arscott, M. Lacey, B. Iudd, S. Hiveley, 1. Mil- ross. The Y-Teens have had many interesting activities this past year, including a camp-out near Chelsea with the Leaders' Club, sponsorship of the annual All Girls' Party, a formal initiation at which time new memberswere taken into the club, a dance and caroling at Christmas time both in the school and in the city. The officers of the club were: presi- dent, M. Vincent, vice-president, B. Goodboldg secretary, 1. Erbg treasurer, M. Amrheing cor- respondence secretary, B. Cush- man. The club's adviser is Miss Barbara Gross. Q-ve... lst row--M. Eads, P. Helfrich, D. Lanphear, I. Truesdell, M. Brown, I. Stillwagon, G. Hessler, M. Groth, I. Chaney. COMMPICIQ! 2nd row--I. Valaika, B. McIntosh, 1. Rupp, S. Stone, E. Gardner, B. Patrick, W. Nielsen, A. Siterlet, M. Williams. 3rd row--D. Tillotson, G. Holman, T. Francis, D. Kaluzny, M. Amrhein, II. Singleton, P. Meadows, P. Rucinski, D. Zander. 4th row--I. Killems, A. Zander, B. Hobbins, B. Woodard, B, Wellbaum, M, Under the leadership of Mr. Edgar Brown, the Commercial Club, firstorganized in February, 1947, elected these officers for each semester: I. Stillwagon, president, G. Hessler,vice-pres- ident, D. Lanphear, secretary, and I. Truesdell, treasurer. The activities of the organization in- cluded h a y r id e s, toboggoning, dances, holiday parties,lectures, and trips through Detroit depart- ment stores. The purposes of the club are to gain a better under- standing of the field of business and to perfect the members skills in commercial work, thus ena- bling them to serve better their school, community, and countrv. Lacey, I. Showers, P. Pagel, I. Hill. White Chapter lst row--L. Vargha, D. Sutherland, D. Iolliffe, D. McKinley, P. Harding, R. Maxwell, K. Thompson, D. Green, D. Blackmore. 2nd row--R. Good, N. Lanphear, M. Schultz, K. Campbell, B. Gayde, 1. Stevens, B. Penhale, B. Morgan, B. Cramb, D. Houghton, Mr. Reeves. I 3rd row--B. Agosta, I. Stewart, D. Green, B. Young, E. Batten, T. Thrasher, D. Fenton, M. Gutherie, E. Klinski, T. Benson, D. Reitzel, G. McAllister. iw The White Chapter of the Hi-Y was divided into two clubs this year because of an increased membership. The new club, which is called the Blue Chapter is advised by Mr. Walter Goodwin, while the White Chapter has Mr. Harry Reeves as its head. The two groups hold separate meetings, but work jointly on such projects as dances, parties and hayrides. The Hi-Y'ers have also sold programs at the football games when the contests were played on the local field. During the past year,both chapters worked on such projects as collecting canned goods which were given to the Goodfellows for distribution to underprivileged families. The boys have been to the Y.M.C.A. at Ann Arbor and the Fisher Branch in Detroit. Two delegates from each club attended the Older Boys' Conference at Detroit, and the summer camp at Torch Lake. Blue Chapter 1st row--O. Ruehr, D. Gronowick, 1.Walch, R. Bouldin, D.Ioachim, K. Ebersole, D. Helm, C.Pursell, D. Henry. 2nd row--D. Phillips, C. McClumpha, I. Micol, F. Rafferty, R. Diaz, C. Todd, H. Levering, G. St. Louis, D. Crocker, I. Wagonschutz, Mr. Goodwin. 3rd row--I. Wiltse, D. Ioachim, H.Swanson, B. MacGregor, C. Kellogg, I. Huddleston, D.Sanford, D. Heinzmann, F. Pringle, R. Kidston, R. Witt. T lst row--W. Latture, L. Packard, I. Parmenter, I. Agosta, B. Balsley, V. Rice, MissO1msted. 2nd row--B. Hokensen, K. Dobbs, D. Curtis, B. Gerard, S. Holcomb, S. Holstein, R. Merritt. 3rd row--R, Datcher, I. Houk, A. Burns, P. Pine, P. Zink, A. Vincent, N. Mastick, M. Saxton L. Osgood. 4th row--D. Hunt, N. Morrow, M. Witwer,C. Pascoe, K. Trucks, C. Baker,I. Pierce, S. Zink M. Vincent. 7 ! Landau' C7416 The Leaders' Club, reorganized in 1941 by Miss Virginia Olmsted, teaches its members good sportsmanship and leadership in sports. The girls help in gym c1asses,officiate in after school girls' sports and check points for letters. Among their many activities have been the sponsoring of dances, roller skating parties, supper hikes, and the annual All Girls' Picnic. Aside from that, they participated in playdays with other schools, and went on a week-end camp-out with the Y-Teens. This year the officers were: L. Packard, president, B. Balsley, vice-president, I. Agosta, secretary, and W. Latture, treasurer. Senior Letter Girls lst row--S. Holcomb, L. Packard A Burns 2nd row--I. Agosta, B. Balsley N Mastick Point Checkers 1st row--I. Pierce, V. Rice, B. Balsley 2nd row--P. Zink, A. Burns, N. Mastick 77zouJanaf pcm zt ,feffev To be elibible for this letter each girl must earn at least half f500l of her points in school activities. This means that she must participate in the girls' sports program fvolley- ball, basketball, and baseballl. Five points are given for each game in which she plays. 1000 Point Letter Girls 1st row--W. Latture, L. Packard,I. Parmenter, I.Agosta, B. Balsley, V.Rice, R.Datcher. 2nd row--B. Hokenson, M. Chavey, A.Reddeman, M. Karnatz, A. Holcomb, S.Holstein, R. Merrit. 3rd row--I. Houk, A. Burns, P. Pine, P. Zink, N. Mastick, M. Saxton, L. Osgood 4th row--D. Hunt, N. Morrow, C. Baker, C. Pascoe, K. Trucks, I. Pierce, S. Zink, M. Vincent. C' Y' Hall Monitors 1st row--M. Krause, N. Stevens, I. Daoust, I. Rollin, M. Travis, E. Schultz, P. Simons, B. Goodbold, A. Reddeman 2nd row--V. Rice, M. Vincent, G. Holman, G. Hessler, B. Cushman, I. Erb, S. Walch, I. Haeffner, B. Goodale 3rd row--W. Rensel, H. Darnell, D. Iolliffe, H. Levering, 1, Rupp, R. Merrit, I. Pierce, B. Gerrard, P. Zinc, L. Henderlong. 4th row--P. Krump, H. Banjamin, C. Todd, D. Green, C. Kellogg, I. Law, I. Micol, A. Larson, P. Nisley, K.Trucks nnuaf .gzfaff 1st row--A. Reddeman, Miss Priscilla Eacock, S. Holcomb, business managerg I. Pierce, make-up editor, R. Balkema, activities editor, B. Balsley, editor, A. Burns, senior editor, M. Fedell. 2nd row--T. Francis, M. Penhale, M. Chavey, A.Vincent, N. Stevens, B.Goodbold, I. Evanoff, E.Kienbaum,I. Houk 3rd row--W. Branthoover, L. Bentley, D. Curtis, I. Travis, E. Dodge, W. Latture, I. Erb, K. Hembree, L.Packard, S. Hopkins. 4th row--P. Nisley, D. Crocker, I. Butt, D. Mossman, K. Miller, L. Christensen, L. Vargha, I. Wiltse, T.Thrasher, F. Campbell. Q QQ M nofice Tovce The PHS police force regu- lates traffic in the halls between classes, before school in the morning, and at noon. Chief of Police this year was R. Hassel- bach, who had under his jurisdic- tion the following lieutenants: H. Swanson, B. Cushman, and D. Mossman. All these officers were directly responsible to the Student Council. lst row--D. Zielasko, H. Swanson, D. Mossman, B. Young, D. Green. 2nd row--I. Milross, R. Hasselbach, H. Blessing, S. Hopkins, G. Hunter, C. Pascoe. 3rd row--L. Hunter, M. Amrhein, C. Pursell, H. Darnell, I. Carson, B. Cushman, R. Markley .Cfucfenf founcif The project of greatest interest to the Student Council members this year was that of joining the National Association of Student Councils. 'The Student Life,' a magazine received monthly after joining the association, which is written by and for students, contains many articles of current in- terest. The group also received two handbooks that proved to be of great value. W. Latture, B. Finnegan, M. Tait, I. Scheel, and E.Whipple repre- sented Plymouth at the Fourth Annual Citizenship Conference in Ann Arbor in November, and the regional con- ference was attended by I. Wells, D. Curtis, B. Bowen, and B. Salmon. At the beginning of this school year, the Student Council sponsored an all school mixer,' and was host to a capacity crowd. When basketball games began, the Council took over the task of the dime dances, arrang- ing the first two and making them a success. 1st row--S. Tibbett, B. Finnegan, I. Scheel, M. Tait, N. Morrow, I. O'Neil 2nd row--Miss Waldorf, C . Cavell, W. Latture, D. Curtis, S. Holstein, A. Burns, B. Salmon 3rd row--B. Farwell, B. Young, E. Whipple, T. Thrasher, D. Green, I. Britcher, B. Bowen. lst row--A. Larson, T. Thrasher, I. Gage, R. Hees, I. Miller, D. Houghton. 2nd row--A. Siterlit, M. Spitz, N. Walton, D. Ioliffe, P. Green, I. Hill, Miss McDonald Absent --B. Bilow, D. Curtis, A.Dowling, I. Elliott, B. Farwell,D. Joachim, I. Pierce, C. Pursell, M.Schultz, N. Stevens, G. St. Louis, E. Whipple, B. Wickens, M. Wiltsie, M. Witwer. Quiff ana! -Ccroff The Edna M. Allen Chapter of the Quill and Scroll, an International So- ciety for high school journal- ists, was organized in Feb- ruary, 1948. Since its or- ganization, the club has pub- lished the Plymouth High handbook. To become a member, a student must have com- pleted at least one semester on the staff of the paper or annual, must be in the upper one-third of his class, and must submit his best article for judging. The officers are: pres- ident, B. MacGregor, vice- president, R. Heesg secre- tary-treasurer, T. Thrasher. Allen. Ag W . 9 The Pilgrim Prints constitutes the publicity department for the Ply- mouth High School students. It is a four-page, four-column paper that is edited every two weeks. The adviser is Miss Elizabeth McDonald. The staff for the 1948-49 school year was: editor, T. Thrasher, as- sociate 6dit0r,I. Gage, business man- ages, N. Waltong make-up editor, K. Miller, feature editor, A. Larson, sports editor, R. Hees, photography I. Gage, distribution manager, P Green. Besides these editors,t.he staff includes twenty reporters. 9 pifgvim print: 1st row--I. Gage, T, Thrasher, B. MacGregor, R. Hees, I. Miller. 2nd row--Miss McDonald, M. Karnatz, A. Larson, B. Balsley, N. Walton, Miss lst row--M. Penhale, C. Pascoe, B. Balsley, R. Balkema,P. Lidgard, L. Vargha, D. Zander,D. Honey, B. Bowden, E. Dodge, 1. Travis, 2nd row--N. Rhuer, I. Pierce, L. Ebersole, S. Holstein, F. Killingsworth, I. Stremich, I. Stillwagon, P. Zink, B, Growth, L. Radcus, B. Patrick, D. Hunt, T. Trombley, M. Eads, I. Corey, M. Walch, C. Swarbrick. 3rd row--A. Vincent, S. Zink, M. Curtis, 1. Tate, C, Hill, B. Wellbaum, D. Wright, B. Lorenz, B. Bilow,1. Walch, B. Hokenson, H. Carson, K. Alford, I. Karker, H. Klinski, D. McKinley, S. Holcomb, R. Corey, R. Potts, L. Osen, M. Bonnette, S. Davidson, W. Potts, G. Campbell, M. Amrhein, I. Brinks, D. Green, D. Green. 4th row--R. Johnson, R. Maxwell, I. Carson, 1.Kennedy, D. Schrumm, W. Latture, K. Thompson, V. Farrari, B. Zander, G. Busha, I. Nelson, N. Mastick. Kane! The PHS Band, under the direction of Mr. Paul T. Wagner, engaged in many varied activities this year. As a marching band, it played and marched at all football games, a Goodfellows' parade, and the Michigan State Normal Homecoming. Assuming concert status, the band then played at the Christmas, Mid-Winter, and Spring Concerts, participated in the 6B League Festival, attended the District and State Band and Solo and Ensemble Contests, and went on athree-day concert tour in the spring. The money-making projects of the group included the sponsoring of two dances, the Annual Band Tag Day, and the noon sales of candy. j I Majorettes row--S. Morgan, I. Milross, 1, risbie. row--M. Walch, B. Hokenson, B. ickens, S. Zink, I. Arnold B. Lorenz. 5 L A 850065 1st row--P. Meadows,D. Spanier, M. Karnatz, A. Zander, Mrs. Parks,D. McKinley B Hescoes, the home . . . economics club of PHS, sponsored by Mrs. Barb- ara Parkes, had the fol- lowing officers this year: president, A. Zander, vice-president, M. Kar- natzg secretary, D. Mc- Kinley, treasurer, B. Singleton. Their activi- ties included formal and informal initiation, a hay- ride, a Christmas party, two dances, a bake sale, teachers' tea, and a Sil- ver Tea for their mothers and the teachers. They also had as a service project, the adoption of a home economics class in Europe. Debate The Plymouth debators of this season, under the direction of Mr. James E. Latture, won both the Suburban 'B' Championship and the Detroit Metropolitan League Championship. Th1s was the first year for the locals in the Detroit Although the final results of the state elimination were not available at press time, the Plymouth squad was one of eight teams remaining in the knock-outs They had already taken the regional title in the first round battles. lst row--G. Witt, R. Witt, S. Walch. 2nd row--B. Goodale, I.Showers,M. Vincent, G.Holman,T. Francis, R. Makepeace M Dely, A. Miller, I. Truesdell, P. Pagel,B. johnson, K. Sockow, N. Stiehl, A Walker, C?-705517760 QAGOTZEGJPYJ X if G. Phillips, E. Lietz, S. McConnell, N. Schroeder, I. Forshee, C. Smith Varsity Cfieerfeacfeu lst row--A. Dowling, M. Krause, D. McKinley, D. Spanier, I. Dud- ley, M. De1y,I. Parmenter. 2nd row--F. Campbell D. Henry, C. Todd Alline Burns, Norene Lobdell, Janet Rollin, Carol McPheron, Ioanne Erb, Therese Francis, Joyce Chaney win 7105 The Twin Trios, consisting of I. Chaney, I. Erb, T. Francis, N. Lobdell, C. McPheron, and I. Rollin, accompanied by A. Burns, sang at the Christmas and Spring coricerts and for private programs in town. Mr. Fred Nelson directed the group. -, cn. '5 0 an CW 50,4 gf.. 01.4 The Boys' Glee Club, organized after the Christmas Concert by Mr. Fred Nelson, sang for an assembly and for the Spring Concert. lst row--I. McDowell, L. King, D. l-leinzman, Mr. Nelson, G. St. Louis, K. Bondee, D. Sanford 2nd row--P. Kearny, F.Campbe1l,D. Ioaehim, I. Bacheldor,T, Benson, D. Green, M. Gutherie. cAoi'z The Plymouth High School Choir, under the direction of Mr. Fred Nelson, participated in the Christmas Spring Concerts, the State Choir and Glee Club Festival and the 6-B League Music Festival. lst row--B. Van Dyke, M. Dely, S.Hively, O. johnson,C. Henry, N. Stiehl, I. Truesdell,A. Wesselling, G.Diclfson, C. Schindler, P. Gardner, E. Gardner, P. johnson. 2n-X row--V. Bower, S. Rupp, D. McBride, B. Finnegan, N. Broome, 1. Batten, D. Heinzman, S. King, K. Eondy, G. St. Louis, D. Sanford, C. Smith, D. Hall, K. Trucks, N. Morrow, M. Chavey, M. Fedell. 3rd row--K. Dobbs, I. Carson, R. Makepeace, I.Daoust, S. Plant, D. Zander, I. McDowell, F. Campbell, D. Ioachizn, I. Bacheldor, D. Green, T. Benson, M. Gutherie, I. Erikson, 1. Stone, I. Matthews, V. Rice, M. Tait. - - nf, gf 0 Cl 4 Under the direction of Mr Fred Nelson, the Girls Club sang at the Christmas and Spring Concerts lst row N Lobde11,L Osgood, L Hunter,P Kehoe, B Solomon, N Van Dyke E Rowe,D M1neheart,D Baker, I Chaney, Mr Nelson 2nd row I Rollin, B Cushman, B Johnson, P Winlin, P Krump, M Willoughby , I 4 . . O cle nc to is H 4 10 O ,ws fl ,Xi The Science Club with O. Ruehr as presidentg P. Zink,vice-president, W. Lat- ture, secretaryg and D. Wright,treasurer, traveled to Cranbrook and the Ford Rouge plant. Also the members assisted Mr. Robert Smith, the adviser, in the chem- istry classes and worked in the lab- oratory. lst row--G. Witt, D. Wright, O. Ruehr, P. Zink, W. Latture, K. Hembree 2nd row--Mr. Smith,J.Car- son,I. Bacheldor, R. Kids- ton,R.Witt, F. Rafferty. The aim of the Photography Club is to learn the correct procedure of taking and developing good pictures. Under the guid- ance of Mr. Robert Smith, the organi- zation has effected improvements in the darkroom, sponsored the annual School Photography Contest, and given a dance. I. Butt, president, was assisted by B. Besse, vice- president, H. Salow, secretaryg and I. Bacheldor, treasurer. lst row--I. Gage, H. Salow, I. Butt, B. Besse, I. Bacheldor, G. St. Louis. 2nd row--R. Zukowski, D. Wylie, L. Christen- sen, B. Agosta, Mr. Smith. 3rd row--M. Walch, K. Dobbs, A. Dowling, D. Curtis, M. Witwer, P. Wilkens, N. Walton. Absent--D. Van de Mark. filf'w V SIMM 336.1 . ff' 1st row--R. Beaver, H. Stremick, G. Ravalier, M. Willoughby. 2nd row--Miss Anne Dalida, I. Agosta, N. Mastick, I. Evanoff, I. Burgett. 3rd row--M. Pen- hale, R. Merritt, I. Travis, R. Balkema, D. Baker. unior 424 67055 Reorganized this year by Miss Anne Dalida, the Iunior Red E Cross elected the following officers: P. Nisley, president, I. . Evanoff, vice-president, H. Stremick, secretary, and K. the proceeds of which were used to buy school supplies for the children overseas, packed Christmas boxes which were also sent Hembree,treasurer. The club gave a talent assembly, to Europe, and made nutcups and lst row--M. Willoughby, I. Travis, I. Evanoff, P. Nisley, H. Stremick, K. Hembree, G. Ravalier. 2nd row--Miss Dalida, C. Taylor, B. Van Dyke, L. Stremick, M. Groth, I. Agosta, I. Monteith, G. Evans. 3rd row--R. Richwine, H. Patton, B. Wilhelmi, W. Ravalier, I. Oliver, S. LaMonica, I. Marshall, P. Whon. other favors to brighten the holidays in n e a rby hospitals. Vauzfy 6 To give Plymouth High letter winners added enjoyment and a more actlve part in school activities are the purposes of the Varsity Club The advlser of the club 1S Mr Eddie Bender who has now held that pos1t1on for two years Before a boy can enter the club he must win a letter in a competitive sport and then pass a rigid initiation The sponsoring of an evening dance and noon dances, selling refreshments at games and having hay rides were the mam act1v1t1es of the organization L Bentley was the president this year Other officers included R Hasselbach vlce president, G Trinka treasurer and I Harder, secretar Y lst row H Swanson D Joachim P Dowling B MacGregor I Wagonschutz J Scheel 1 Harder, K Ebersole 2nd row B Farwell I Stewart,D Reitzel R Hasse1bach,L Bentley B Brewton,O Ruehr,P Hard mg, Mr Bender 3rd row L G. Trinka. ' U 0 w V 0 . PY' - - 'X 'E 1 - ' 9 s A ' x , ' -- . Finney, P. Bosman, D. Heinzman, I. Wiltse, D. Phillips, L. Vargha, B. Gow, F. Campbell, SPORTS Q0 J -qw X-4 no I Va -5355 ,iQg 1 ' ' -W 0 X - 5 al . 7'.'i1f-gvvr' I V Wap R . A ,z..-'qzeqngqa-my, A J' -fl..-'31-'F', ' ' , .mir 1 ' -. ' Y ' V, 14 N w . 'Ir .. ig 4' .- ,, sk' , ...- - Q -.rv , .b f W IH, ,. ,g jk -' ' Y L' feniov Voffeylaff Team: One of the most exciting volleyball games ever played in Plymouth High School was the final tie-breaking contest between Sally Zink's team and Saxie Holstein's. With wringing hands and hoarse voices, Holstein's team finally won the game, taking the girls' volleyball championship. Close competition also prevailed among the other teams in the tournament. Y' ,I ..,-I l 5 ,Jw fi l , I. LL A-E gazf rfozfeyaazz Captains- -B. Finnegan and P. Dudley. 3 ia 4, 1st row--N. Mastick, I. Houk, M. Fedell, B. Finne- gan, L. Osgood, I. Agosta, B. Balsley. 2nd row--A Walker, P. Nisley, I. Frisbie,S. Hop kins, P. Granger, S. Hol- comb,I.Gillies,I.Showers lst row--P. Zink, W. Latture , B. Gerard, S Holstein, V. Rice, D. McKinley. 2nd row--M. Vincent K. Trucks, I. Stre- mick, I. Peirce, C Baker, M. Saxton. ff ' 9 1 , .N f V 1 1 . , . g, -af lst row--I. Scheel, P. Bosman, L. Finney, B. Gow, I. Harder. 2nd row--B. Newstead, F. Campbell, D. Rietzel, G. Hunter, Mr. Sandman. st row--N. Mastick, I- HOUR . Fedeu, B. Finnegan, L- OS- 9. 1, Agosta, B. Balsley. nd row--A. Walker, P. Nis1ey,I u risbie, S. Hopkins, P. Granger . Ho1c0mb,I. Gillies,I- Sh0WefS- rd row--P. Dudley, A- Miller I . Packard, M. Chavey, R- Bal' ema, B, Mino, A, Burns, M. s pitz . Rafah!! With john Sandmann, a former Brooklyn farm- hand, coaching the Plym- outh Rocks baseball team this year, an even better record than last year might be anticipated. Last year's edition of the Rocks under john Klingeberger won six games out of nine. Included in the victories were two over the North- ville Mustangs. Sandmann had two fine pitchers back this spring in Jack Scheel and Mickey Browng a cap- able infielder, Bill New- steadg and a three sport athlete, Larry Finney, ir the outfield. .genior girfa I ffyantefbaff 96 '36 lv l Vik My ni lst row--B. Newstead, M. Gutherie, G, Hunter, M. Schultz, K. Schiffle, I. McDonald I. Harder, D. Henry. 2nd row--Mr. Bender, F. Campbell, F. Campbell, G. Trinka, B. Gow, P. Kearny, B Farwell, D. Crocker, R. Hasselbach, Mr. Sandman. 3rd row--D. Green,L. Finney,R. Bouldin,P. Dowling, D. Eckler,N. Fisher,H. Swan- son, K. Ebersole, F. Pringle, I. Elliot. oofffaff RESERVES 1st row--T. Benson, B. Houghton, P. Iacobus, B. Burger, D. McKinley, M. Mitchell, B. Crain, D. Campbell, D. Houghton. 2nd row--Mr. Bender, A Larson, B. Anthony, D Nelson,R. Diaz,D. Black- more, E. Rafferty, F. Det- loff, L. Lamphear, Mr Sandman. 3rd row--I. Huddleston,I. Law,G. Truax,K.Thomp- son, W. Potts, C. Snyder C. Stark, L. Campbell, I. Bacheldor, S. Huettner , A. Myers. Q VARSITY In spite of the fact Rocks lost their foot early inthe that the rabbit's season and were never able to find it, Plymouth is proud of their boys' exhibition of true sportsmanship. Although lacking the necessary ingredient, ex- perience, the team fought with the courage that per- sists in the face of all odds, and played every game to the finish, never giving up. SCORES Plymouth O 44 Farmington Plymouth 0 20 Trenton Plymouth 6 26 Redford Union Plymouth 7 26 Wayne Plymouth O 13 Belleville Plymouth O 45 Ypsilanti Plymouth 0 19 Lowrey Plymouth 7 20 Northville Sroofbaff FRESHMAN FOOTBALL lst row--R. Finney, H. Secord, D. Travis, D. Moore, R. Larnerand, P. Browet, C. Merryfie1d,I. Rhorbacher, B. Simmons, L. McGary. 2nd row--Coach Bender, B. Speary, B. Coon, L. Iolliffee, D. McKinley, B. Runge, D. Kennedy, D. Stratter, N. Rheur, J. Brinks, Coach Sandman. 3rd row--I. Corey, M. Lare, R.Schrerega1, P. Finland, B. Bing1ey,I. Dagget,B. Keeney, R. Wa1ch,I. Britcher. gQJfef6aff FRESH MAN BASKETBALL 1st row--D. Packard, G. Hees, D. Travis, B. Runge, D. Moore, G. Mills. 2nd row--B. Speery, I. Rhorabacher, L. Iolliffe, I. Brinks, S. Ta11ion,Coach Sandman, Coach Klingeberger. 3rd row--R. Walch, M. Lare,1. Daggett, B. Keeny, H. Secord,I. Britcher, D. Welton. A .ILQQ :QQ VARSITY Although the Ply m o u t h Rocks basketball squad came within a few points of the Suburban Bleaders in the games with these powers, the blue and white fin- ished in the second division of the loop. About the only thing on the affirmative side for john Klinge- berger's crew was the fact that they beat their ancient and hated rival, Northville, twice. The Mustangs fell to the Rocks 43-38 and 29-22. On the individual side Larry Finney starred, on one oc- casion he tallied 22 points against the Ypsilanti Braves. lst row--I. Bacheldor, P. Bosman,B. G0w,L. Finney,B.Houghton,D. Reitzel, P. Truesdell. 2nd row--Mr. Klingeberger, W. Dzurus,H. Swanson, K. Ebersole,I. Scheel, I. Elliot, T. Thrasher, Mr. Sandmann. adfeffaff 1. RESERVES lst row--B. Speery - manager, B. Farwell, A. Finney, P. Iacobus, I. Walsh, K. Alford, G. Hunter, D. Nelson. 2nd row--Mr. Klingeberger, D. Young, 1. Huddleston, D. Eckler, C. Stark, D- Ietter, D. Fenton, Mr. Sandman. lst row--J. Bacheldor, D. Phillips, A. Kreger, T. Thrasher, C. Todd, D. Underwood, D. Blackmore, G. Gabel, R. Diaz, C. Becker, L. Vargha. 2nd row--Mr. Moisio, B. Gabel, B. Johnson, D. Jo1liffe,R.Hasse1bach, M.Schultz, I. TRACK Last year under the direction of Konrad Mois- io, the local thinclads provided the best record of any Rock athletic team that year. The squad finished the regular sea- son with a six won, one loss r e c o r d, attained second at the league meet, and,behind George Buddy and Jim Wagenshutz who pulled firsts, ended eighth in a field of sixty-five in the state meet at Lansing. This year's squad is built around such hope- ful repeaters from last year's team as J.Wagen- schutz, I. Steward, P. Harding, D. Heinzman, and L. Vargha. Stewart, P. Harding, O. Rheur, J. Brewton, J. Wagenschutz, F. Rohraff. 3rd row--D. Green, I. Law, J. Wiltsie, P. Dowling, C. Snyder, R. Maxwell, L. Christenson, D. Joachim, R. Bouldin, D. Joachim, D. Heinzman. 1st row--A. Kreger, D. Underwood, O. Ruehr, J. Brewton, L. Vargha, Mr. Moisio, D. Jolliffe, B. Gabel, D. Joachim, C. Becker, D. Phillips. Traci ana! C7055 founfzq CROSS COUNTRY Paced by Louis Vargha and Calvin Becker, the Rock cross country squad of 1948 beat Belleville and Redford Union and lost to Trenton and Ypsi in the Suburban B League. In the state meet the Rocks finished 11th. Next year Coach Konrad Moisio has four returning lettermen: C. Becker, L. Vargha, D. Green, and D. Underwood. With these four fellows returning,the 1949 RockCross country team ought to go places. ij GOLF Last year under the direction of Mr. Harry Benjamin,the golf team marked up seven victories in ten catches to finish second in the league. 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