St Philip High School - Statuette Yearbook (Battle Creek, MI)

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DONNA ST. PIERRE For she's a jolly good fellow - Who? Why Donna St. Pierre, of course! Surreptilious whispers during class, a gale of giggles at the suggestion of a comic situation, a new moron joke- all belong to Donna who has added more than her share of enjoy- ment to the class. May you always be your sweet, sunny self, Donna, for that's how we'll remember you. Betty McSherry. CHARLENE TROLLMAN A more congenial person just couldn't bc found, or a more decisive one. Charlene shows an air of independence and allows no obstacle to change her goal. Her leadership is recognized by all her classmates. Another feather in Charlene's cap is her ability to wear clothes, dress or sport, and she has them. She loves to dance and does so well, along with any other sport you may ask her to participate in, for every inch of her five feet is bubbling over with vigor and vitality. If you hear a short giggle and a click of heels, that's Bid-you'll like her. Lorraine Foley, '43. BETTY VARY Laugh your troubles away, or there's always a sunny side to life. would best describe the charming personality of Betty Vary. She is known for her humorous nature, and carefree swinging talk which seems to express so well the vigor and vitality of its owner. We are confident Betty, that whatever path of life you choose will be well laden with friends, and thus you will realize a happiness far superior to any other. Your friendly, cheery smile will always be a stable fixture in our cherished High School memories. Dorothy Severance 513. SHIRLEY YEAKEY One of the quietest and most business-like girls of our class is Shirley Yeakey. Shirley's reddish-blonde hair, matching blue eyes and cherry red lips give us the picture of a typical all-American girl. Among her pet likes are orchid sweaters and pleated skirts. Shirley, gifted with the ability of a stenographcr, hopes to make it her life work, and our best wishes go with her. Gerry Lehmoine. BEVERLY YEAKEY Some people are just naturally gifted with personality, and Bev has more than her share. This energetic lass of 5' 4',, with clear blue eyes and a connnanding smile that sooner or later develops into a whole-hearted giggle, is noted for her sincere interest and co-operation in school affairs. Her friends are as numerous as her vast collection of dolls. Bev will always be remembered for the gay and carefree spirit she has displayed all through her High School years. Dorothy Severance. page sixty thi ee

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JUNE ROSE You'll find her anywhere you find a bunch gathering-happy, good-natured and likeable. Juke boxes seem to amaze her, while bowling is her favorite whim. Shots a tive-foot three package of fun with large brown eyes full of song, gaiety and a touch of serious- ness. She'll go far in the future and we have no fear of dissap- pointment in predicting for June a happy and successful life, for she will make a host of friends where-ever she goes. Rose Ellen Howard. TOM SCHODER O Bury Me on the Lone Prairie That plaintive wail might well be the theme song of our Tom Schoder, for the boy of the dancing eyes and ever-present grin longs to be a cattle rancher. And Tom, because we know your characteristic perseverance and quicksilver business intuition, we're betting you make it! Betty McSherry. DOROTHY SEVERANCE Tall, dark, and reserved, Dorothy wins many friends by her unassuming ways. She maintains a calm and cordial manner toward all, and is willing to lend a helping hand whenever one is needed. She will probably always be remembered for her superb performance as the lovable Peg in the Senior Class play. Outside school she leads a varied and interesting life with ice skating, swimming, tennis, and bowling her mainstays. Scholastically, and in every way, she carries out the highest ideals of St. Philip School. Edith Smudde, '43. MARGARET SHANNON Companionable, good-natured, and lively, Margaret Shannon can always be found willing to co-operate in all activities. School comes first on her list, but after her studying is done, Peggy con- centrates her attentions to having a good time. Her hobbies are .writing letters and dancingg her best-loved sports, bowling and tennis, and her favorite color, navy blue. Joseph Abbey ,43. EDITH SMUDDE Laughter-loving, sincere, gay or pensive at will, Edith slipped into a niche in the Senior class early this January. lt was not long before she won the hearts of all. Her generous heart is surpassed only by her happy disposition. She is in addition a good student and friend worth having. VVe wish you God-speed, 'tEdie',, in your upward climb. , Donna St. Pierre, '43. JULIA STEVENS Wheiievei' you meet her you are sure to receive a good-natured smile and cheery 'helloi Ask her a question and Julia will raise a pert eyebrow, above twinkling grey eyes, in consideration. Slend- er of frame and medium of stature, she is fond of swimming and loves to dance. Her happy and friendly manner assures her of a bright and promising future long after she has graduated from St. Philip High. Eileen Chase. aqe sixty-two

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