Shelby High School - Tigers Tale Yearbook (Shelby, MI)

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MASQUE Amo BAUBLE BACK ROW Barbara Cheever Alice Weaver Etta Moruson Dick Dullnski Charlene Balkema Martha McLouth Clala Maitin Mollie Butler Kate Smith SECOND ROW Betty Webber Malgaiet Steen Mary Morningstar Thela Knudsen Betty Sanford Marjorie Field Norman Webber Edna Makin Dorothy Plumhoff Ruth Schultz Bill Woodhouse Miss Aldrich Cadvlsorl BOTTOM ROW Marshall Franke Harold Weaver Marilyn Fleming Lyle Cheever Don Gifford Francis Mitteer Richard Beyer Elwood Bender Lawrence Skinner Lawrence Hendrickson Joe Miller NOT SHOWN Leo Macarow Lowell Hodgins For the past seven years Masque Sz Bauble has been an active and it has contrlbuted to the amusement and entertainment of all sorts of programs One act plays were planned to give all the members of the club a chance to participate in some d1E1II'1at1C affair The three act play was the mam event of the year Officers for this year are President Clara Martin Secretary Betty Webber Vice P1 esident Ma1Jor1e Field Business Mgr Lowell Hodgins Productlon Manager . B111 Woodhouse The club has enjoyed the assistance of Miss Alduch, who has acted as then advisor y 1 K ' . 9 A l 1 5 l - 9 . 6 I . 7 . . 7 ' I 9 Y 1 Y ' . 2 . , ,. 1 , I . y I . , 1 ' 1 ' ! 7 ! : , ' . dramatics organization. This year the club has been filled to capacity

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BCDYS' CLEE CLUB BACK ROW LeRoy Wybenga George Fleming Ronald Best John Funberg Walter Abbott Marshall Franke Nerl Skinner Norman Webber Bill Woodhouse Mrs Marx Director FRONT ROW George Shaffer Harold Weaver Bob Pochvla Iawrence Skinner Elwood Bender Dale lewis Bob Morningstar Jack Phillips Karl Olson Joe Miller 'NOT SHOWNI Lowell Hodgrns Ben Near The Christmas Program O Night Among The Thousands was an outstanding program The church choirs three in number Joined with the Clee Clubs in pre sentrng rt to a very large congregation The efforts of all who particrpited were greatly appreciated by the community as a whole The combined Clee Clubs provided the music for the World Dav of lraxer The splendid manner in which they sang The lords Praver b 4. H Malotte 'ind To Thee We Sing bv P Thach won for them new recognition 'ls choir singers for all of Shelby s churches the flrst Sundas in March The Easter program was perhaps the most outstanding event that the Glee Clubs were privileged to participate in It wa The Seven Last Word of Christ b Theo Dubois The church choirs again were a part of this commumts program The Spring Musical The Garden of Remembrance will be remembered in long years to come Songs from the light operas and cla ical selections bx out standing composers were sung in a very lovely garden setting The soloists were Ruth Schultz Lois Hendrick Miss Aldrich Harold Weaver Walter Abbott Lawrence Skinner Marshall Franke and Robert Pochxla Others rn duet and small ensembles were Wilma Best Marilyn Fleming Clara Martin Lottie Makin and Dorothy Babinec Joyce Billingsley Eleanor Dvkstra Glorra Birkness. and Joxce Swanson were chorus members Both Glorra Brrltness and Joyce bwanson assi ted with their vrolrn and flute The Glee Clubs were under the direction of Mrs August Wlarx q l ' , , . y y n , . , J , A . Q, - , 1 , A' 1 . . . : , . . Q 1 1 AK Y' 14 y' v . l 1 ' - J v I ' 2 1 f . , s . ' ' ' . , '. ', , y r . . ' , 1 H ' . . . ' ' ' . .' and also an invitation to sing these same selections at Sunday morning services v7 v ' 1 ' ' as vv Y' . . 5 ' . ' ' ss' . ' - j - Q - u . - - ' . v. y A , 'Y . v A t A , . Q 'v q . I ', t , ' L- -' 'L G 1 ' ' - v N v - 'Q -I

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HOME ECONOMICS CLUB TOP ROW Phlla Shafer Marle Adams Beverly Bradford Etta Mae Morrlson Ela1ne Shafer Martha McLouth Allce Lewxs Betty Dewey SECOND ROW MSTIOH Haynor Whldred Vlsger Joyce Aeblg Dorls Houseman Marlam Near Patrlcla Wade Clara Txtus Joan Schuyler Velda Bearss Donna Bearss Sue Henry Mlss Carlson fAdVlSOTl FIRST ROW Edna Makln Mary Mornmgstar Ona Burmeslter Marlloulse Brunals Beverly Hockmg Barbara Easton Mary Jane Stewart Helen Hart Mary Crltchett Carolyn Mauun Greta Whltsell Home Economlcs mcludes cook1ng sewmg and related arts Exerv thmg that xs not cooklng or sewmg IS mcluded under related arts at club meetmgs H1ghl1ghts of the year ss ere a potluck party where a slxp up made food at the 'Nlght Owl Eat Shoppe on Carmx al Nlght Presmdent Joan Schuyler Vxce Presldent Pat Vl ade Sec1eta15 Velda Bearss I l Q . r 1 l a ,. , . . . . . V. 7 ,- Y ' w D . . , z Y, Y . ' lt a baked bean affalrg a food sale on Navy Dayg and the servlng of 4 ' yr ' , '