Stephenson High School - Classmate Yearbook (Stephenson, MI)

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Glassmate IlKill SCHOOL FAdLTY Josejih B. (lUi ' ky Siiiici-iiitiMKlcnt F ' aniiy E. Spriiiffsteeii l ' i-iiici|);il Walfred Graiisko ;- Afiriciilturi ' Leo J. Brunellc Coach and Soe. Scii ' iice Alfivd Lchiulorff Biolo-v and Gen. Sc. Gerald C . Martin Chemistry and Pliysics Frank Jacisin Commercial jMarian Flynu Eii»lish Alice LeClerc Enfjlish and Latin Hazel Herofes Jr. Ilijih English Fay Schaal Home Economics Fred Pintal :Manual Arts ] Iarie Bnrklund Mu.sic Elizahetli Sjinor Soc. Science James Bennett Jr. IIit;h Soc. S-ience Edmer LaCasse ' et ' s Adm. and Gen. Math. ELEMEXTAKV FACT ' LTY Lenora Lienna Principal and . ' itli and (itli grades IMartha Dutl ' rin Hrd anil 4tli a-rades Elizabeth Nasliind 1st and ' Jnd g-rades Gweu Ixalston Kinderi;ai-tcn

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(3lasspnate= MR. JOSEl ' II GUCKY Mr. Joseph CTUcky. wlio liecame Siiperiiitciidcnt of Htephcnsoii Schools ill l!t44 has not only kept our school at a hiyli standard but has been active in ( ' omniuiiity work. To him (foes a iiia,i ir iiortion of the ci ' cdit for Stc|)lit ' nsoii heiiii; ' chosen l)y tlie State De|)artnu ' nt as one of the five schools where the ex|)erinieiital Coin- niiinity School Service pro ;rain is being carried nii. MISS ELIZABETH SPOOR ] Iiss Elizalictli S])oor, who has been a faithful atlvisor during (uir Sophomore, Junior, and Senior years, hails from Oshkosh, Wis. As director, she has been largely I ' esponsibie for the success of oiii- .lunior play, Star t ' l ' azy , and our Senior play, Ilrr F mergeii- cv Ilusbiuid. MISS FANNY SPRINGSTEEN Miss Fanny Springsteen earae to Ste|)henson High School in 1I1:!(), ac- cepting the Principalship in ' ' M. Un- der her direction the services of thi.s office to pujiils have been greatly en- lar-iMl. She, too, is active in the Commun- ity Scliool Service Program, having liccii to a large extent responsible for the success of the Teen-Age Oet-To- gethers and the development of eom- mnnit.y relationship with the rural s -hools in the area served by the Steph- enson IliLih School.

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(Slassmate- CLASS POEM X(jt at the top but flimhing AVe ' ve clioseii our motto to be, Just watch the class of ' 47 Our progress now to see. Since our entrance liere as Freshmen From Steplienson and rural schools near by, Our numbers liave been auo:mented By students from Nadeau and Da,srgett High. As -Juniors we welcomed tlieir coming, Their friendships we hold dear, Now with 80 members strong we work As commencement time draws near. Three of tliese SO students From T ' ncle Sam a lesson did learn. They ' ve traveled far away from home, We clierisli their return. We greet the end of our High School days With joy yet with a sigh, As tlie class of 47 Bids farewell to Stephenson High. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Donald Sandin Vice President Virginia Yonaitis Secretary Caryl Jean Hulsizer Treasurer Gustav Wetthuhn Student Council Dolores Freis, Roland Carlson, Joyce Thoune, Gustav Wetthuhn CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Blue and While White Carmition CLASS MOTTO Nof to 1h( tiij) hilt rliiiihinii