Stambaugh High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Stambaugh, MI)

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eniom EDWARD SERBINSKI H' Handsome is as handsome does.n IPHESIDENTI President of Class lg Football 2,3, 4g Basketball 25 Student Council 1,45 Student Council Vlce President 43 Hi-Y 4g Conservation 4g Annual Staff 4. MILDHED BIONDI Cleanliness is next to Godliness. fVICE PHESIDENTQ Secretary-Treasurer oi Class 25 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3p Girl's Chorus l,2,3g Student Counbil 1.45 Student Council Secretary 44 Honor SOCIQCY 3,4p Y-Teens 2,3,45 Gazette Staff 2,3,4g F.N.A. 2,4g Bowling Club 4. MAHIE SWENSKI he know that she a fine secretary will be.N ISECRETARYJ Secretary of Classes 1,25 Student Councxl 1,25 Girl's Chorus 1,24 Annual Staff 45 Iron River nxgh ichool 1,2 fix RALPH LOWDEN An athlete great will need new records that he can break.U ITREASURERI Football 2,3.4g Noon-hour Basketball l,2,3,4g Hi-Y 45 Mixed Chorus 25 Bowling Club 4.

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RALPH LOWDEN wills his school letter to any sportsman who thinks he is better. JANET MACKEY wills her hair-do to Joan Trudell, who likes it too. ROSE MONGONE leaves her Caspianbriefs to her sister with a sigh of relief. Love life is left by LUCILLE MARTIN for all her pals who are just starting. CLARENCE MASANOVA wills his baritone voice to Russell Duff, who has no choice. LAVERNE NORGREN leaves her baton to Marie Henry, who starts twirling at dawn. JOSEPHINE PANGRAZ ZI wills her attention in class to Billy Olson, who wants to pass. ROBERT PANGRAZZI gives his bowling skill to Lawrence Jonaus, who thinks it's a thrill. FLORENCE PIEKARSKI wills her height to Lorraine Guiliani, who thinks it would be alright. DINO PIROLO wills his math skill to the unmathematical minded Marjorie Hill. CLARA MAE PLUTCHAK leaves her Presidency today to one of the girls of the F.H.A. ROSEMARY POKELA wills her flute to Petie Mallen, who is so cute. ANNA MAE RACINE wills her Cupid ways to the Broken Heart Club without delay. ERNESTINE REID wills her talent to sing to the unpopular Crosby boy Bing. WILLIAM RUCINSKI wills his trips from Scott Lake to anyone who thinks the trip they'd like to make. DONNA SCHAAL donates her twisting of hair to anyone who has that much time to spare. EDWARD SERBINSKI, our All Around man leaves his personality to George Sanderlin. JOHN SHOVALD leaves his skiis to Stub Pangrazzi, who enjoys the breeze. LOUISE SIGNORINIwills her out-spoken way to Joanne Bors, who'll need it someday. ROSETTA SPENCER wills her garter to the uanklet girl, Katie Sarder. RUTH SPICER leaves her student council chair to the underclassmen who wish to get there. BOB SUNDELIUS wills his cycle shop to Ronald Sherwood, who gets around a lot. MARIE SWENSKI donates her job as secretary to the freshman girl, June Paro- lari. SHIRLEY TACKMIER will give her gum to any teacher who would like some. The sweaters of BOB TODAY will be left to Bobby Brey. JEROME WALDRON wills his neatness to anyone who lacks cleanliness. The flirting ability of BEATRICE WALES goes to all broken hearted females. RAY WESTPHAL wills his everlasting blush to Joe Pigeon, whose face is never flushed. EDWARD WILLIAIVIS wills his height to Dorothy Young, which is nothing but right. JOYCE WILLIAMS wills her small hands to the girls whose resemble a man's. CHARLES WINKEL wills his football skill to Melvin Holme, who can take it, if he will. BETTY YOUNG leaves her body so small to Judy Linedman, who is quite tall. SALLY YOUNG thinks it's nothing but fair for Eileen Sporer to get her straight hair. The hairy ape has one request: the one, lone hair on Zanon's chest. To the faculty we leave our never cheating ways, our troublesome ideas and make-up slip delays. To the Juniors we leave our empty seats, our books, our tests, and our many feats. We leave our skill to the Sophomore class, with proper care, they're sure to pass. To the Freshman class, whom we have hardly met, we leave to you the best school yet. CLASS COLORS Gold and White I CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose CLASS MOTTO Climb though the rocks be rugged. 15

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JOAN ANDERSON Grant that I may always desire more than I can accom lish. Y-Teens 2,3,45 MiTeens Secretary 35 Y- Teens President 45 Gazette Staff 2 3 Gazette S ' . .45 taff Editor 45 Honor Society 3,45 Student Council 1,35 Student Council Secretary 35 Latin Club M Tennis Club 15 Band 1,25 Majorette 45 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Annual Staff 4. 1 n DARREL BENGRY Not afraidofw k or , can go to sleep beside it.u Football 2' C , onservation Club 45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Bowling Club 4. ijfxniolv APPLIN Give the toast, ny good fellowsg iovial and ay H -Teens 35 Mixed Chor 1 Ch us ,2,3,45 Girl' Drus 1,2 3 4' Th ' 3 , , , espians 25 F.H.A. Cheerleader 45 Bowling Club 4. ALICE BROSLAVICK She glides through life without a care.'h Mixed horns l,2,3,45 Gir1's Chorus ,2,3,45 Bowling Club 4. 15 PATRICK AREGONI U There is great ability in knowing to conceal one's ability.u Latin Club 45 Latin Club Vice President 45 Basketball 15 Student Council 1,35 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Boy's.Chorus 3,4. AFTHQH BUSAKOWSKI He ll pick his wa to success. - Conservation Club 3,45 Baseball 1,2 3,4' Mixed Ch , orus 15 Boy's Chorus Bowling Club 4. MARTIN BEMIS A smile is worth nan a fraun.U Noon-hour Basketball l,2,3,45 Conser- vation Club 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1. THERESA CAPELLO A wonah's tongue is her sword, bu. she never lets it rust.H Y-Teens 2,3,45 Gazette Staff 2,3 Thes inns 45 F.H.A. 2,45 Band 1,2 Mixes Chorus 25 Bowling Club 4. - x