Rudyard High School - Echo Yearbook (Rudyard, MI)

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A1109 96355-flgel' Brltamart Huntley nA1icen nBettyH Life is short and She worries not of S0 am I- tomorrow, but takes life as it comes. Willard Howes Verna Wice nBuzzn nvernan Beware! There's the devil of Always here, but mischief within him. seldom heard.

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W H A T W I L L H A P P E N N E X T As we started back to school that beautiful September morning, little did we know what would happen in the next four most important years of our lives. The seniors first of all held a reception for ua Then, the very next week, that much-longed-for initiation day. It so thrilled our hearts, but we got through it without any scratches or bruises. At night their bark was worse than their bits. Our class advisor was Mr. Davis. The class officers were: -Gary Salo, president, Roger Sylvesten-vice-president3 Sharon Immel, secretary, Pat Tilson,.treasurer. The activi- ties were few that year. In our sophomore year Mr. Jarvis became our advisor and has been since. First of all, we had the grief of keeping our young friends in suspense let them off too easy and did That year we had several those green bius that look so until after initiation, but we not give the works at night. dances and bake sales to earn nice when you are gaming them. The class officers were: Gary Salo, president, Eugene Ross, vice-presidentg Sharon Immel, secretaryg'and Raelene Folkersma, treasurer. Then as Juniors, with Mr. Jarvis once more, Gary Selo, presidentg Roger Sylvesten vice-presidentg Sharon Im el sec- retaryg making believe had the In the meantime, we had and Ellen Cottle, Treasurer. We began some money- ideas. we started selling birthday calendars, and, you me, it was a hair-raising task Then the company nerve to tell us we did a good Job so jg! again! measured for our rings. They