Sand Creek High School - Harvester Yearbook (Sand Creek, MI)

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'N-. Klum MADOLYN ALLEN 'Happy as a lar Band l,2,5, Glee Club 2, Home Ee Club l,2,5,4, Cheer Staff 3,4, Play 2,5, Glee Club Treasurer LUCILLE DUNBAR NI dream a good wife ' of being Home Ec Club 1 2 3 4, Band 4, Glee Club Treasurer of Home La Club 3, Secretary of Class 2 Secretary of Glee Club 4 lib- BARBARA J KISHPAUGH NI dream of being a famous opera singer Vice President Class 4 President Siren 4, Band l,2,5, 4, Glee Club 2,5,4 Home Ee Club Latin Club 5 gf' MILDRED FOX khaugh and the world laughs with you Glee Club 2,3,Q Band 2 5 4, Siren 4 4F- Ln-N A ANDERSON aovman Hrnsnata JACK DULL GERALD RIGHTHR 'A frlend to al women Basketball l,2,5,4, Softball l,2, Base ball 1, Vice Presi nt of F F F F A 1,2,3, Siren , Sports 1 F F Softball Team Junior Play 3 nGod bless the man I grew to e tall who first discovered sleep 1, , Score Basketball l,2,5,4 Band l,2,3,4, F F ,3,4, Treasurer of band 4 HAS Young Americans keeper 4 e Shall Succeed nmomen first study ing last ' Basketball l ,5,4, President of F P A F 9314: F F A Softball tea 1, Junior Play Secretary of F F A l, Secretary an Treasurer of Class 4 I , . I . 4 V A l -4 A ' Q gg Us 'A Q. 4' X 'N C.y 1 I ' e V ' 2 i ' ' , I k.Il .- .I .N .VY ------- . . - - - - - of ------ Leader ------- 4, Siren 2-3-4, Siren Staff-4 of Glee,Club ------ 4, Home Ec. Club-l,4. ' - - J 2. - , . ----- l, I 4 Gr 5. I 1 ' -- b .' V -- - on V ' .W F. F. A.- 2 - --- . - . -- .2 - ' - If - . .Af 1, - F. A-11,2 de . . A.--1, 2 - - - 1 e o c' ' -.-. 3' 4 - . . A. ' ' A ------1, d W ,W

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ARDYTH L GOLDSMITH A friend to all Home Ec Club 1,2, Fome Ec and F F P Play l,2, Junior Play 3, Latin Club President 5, Class Secretary 5, Student Council 2, Siren Staff 4,knnual Staff MARY JANE IYIAN 'Once in a whlle I study, but those times are few and far between Home Ee Club l 2 4, Siren 4, Annual Rand 1 2 KATPRYN SANPSON JEAN RICHARD BETTY JANE SAGER A personality is the life of all people Band l,2,5,4, Glee Club-2,5, Home Ec Club 1,2,Latin Club 5, Siren Staff 2,5,L Junior Play 5, Class Presldent 2 ar Council 4, Cheer Leader 4, Junior Red Cross President 4 OLIVE G GILBERT So quie , ye friendly Home Ec Club 1 2 4, Siren 4, Junior Red Cross Treasurer 4 'May h love but only one and may that one be me Salutatorian, Band l 2 4, Home Ec Club l, Siren 2, Editor 5 4, Defense Council Class President 5 Junior Play 5, Annu al Staff 4 Secre tary of Junior Red Cross 4, Librarian A ALICE MILLS A student through and through Valedictorian, Home Ec Club l,2,3, Student Council l,2, Siren 4 'As Young Americans We Shall Succeed A winsome smile a winsome way Band l 2 5 4, Home Ec Club l 2 4, Lat in Club 3, Treasurer of Latin Club Treasurer of Secret ry of Treasurer of Club 4,Siren Band 3, Wand 5, Home Em Staff L MURIEL MORSE Si1 ent but thought ful Fome Ec Club l 2, Siren 4 ik 'Q- 1 x ' If Q1 ,f 4 ' . n e lv -- , .ll --- .lv . - U- - V ' J 1 - -----3, ' Harvestgr 3tafE---4, 3, Class Treasurer-2 Treasurer of Class-3 - --- , a S - -4. Q ' ' I W ' ' ----- -- , -' - - Q, We as I 1 l 1' f ,sl ' t t so - ll' C 0 gn u -' - - A o '- ' . - ---4, - '

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8 'H A R V E S T E R Vafecfictozy Parents, Teachers, Classmates, Members of the School Board and Friends Tonight as we meet together as a class for the last time we realize that for most of us our formal education is ended In general, our school days have been happy ones in spite of the trivial grievances we have fostered at one time or another These may be forgotten as the years pass, but the memory of special days and happenings will live long These memories should be treasured among the greatest of our possessions, for the pleasure which we received then may be lived over and over again It is these memories that make our life so full Most of us can remember plainly our first years of school, whether it was mere at Sand Creek or in s me small, rural school Regardless of where we started, we are finish ing our high school life together as a class This day will undoubtedly be remembered as the best in all our high school years As we leave here tonlght, we are designated to take our places in this world, a world of chaos and disorder, a world resounding with the thunder of war It is now that we must not falter on our road to success This is the crossroads of our life Our happiness with us will depend upon what The future of the natlon is up to us to decide whether this struggle for survival and that of people associated course we choose now will soon be in our hands It we are going to win or lose in The course which we take now will determine whether this country is to remain a democracy with all its freedoms or a Nazi controlled territory of horror and suffering nAs young Americans we shall succeed The simplest definition of what we are fighting for was N given by President Roosevelt in a speech to Congress almost which we hope to make secure, would be founded upon four es sential human freedoms These are freedom of speech and ex pression, freedom of every person to worship God as he pleases, freedom from want which means a healthy peacetime life for its inhabitants, and freedom from fear of aggres sion We are not the only people fightlng for these free doms Each of the United Nations is fightlng for these same things and when this great confllct 15 over they are going to make these freedoms acessible to all peoples of the world. We have all witnessed the scene of our boys going to the army to fight for this liberty which is so essential to the American people We know that some of these boys have already given their lives and many more will have to It is a difficult Job to smother emotions by hard work and th e thought that it is for us that they are fighting But this we must do Only courage and undying faith and hope can con quer these emotional impulses which are felt by all of us The burden of this war is heavy upon the shoulders of those who are already carrylng more than their full share It is our duty to relieve this condition and do our part to the fullest degree The result of this world conflict vill depend greatly upon what each of us do to further our cause a year before Pearl Harbor. He said that the future world,