Stephenson High School - Classmate Yearbook (Stephenson, MI)

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(3lassmate= ' :ni . . hii-y— Till The Knd (if Time. Pi ' ;-i)tt( ' , 1 ( ttc Ann — Anjiivcrsary Wjiltz. Pi pi ' , Piit — Viiiril Xi ' VPr Know. I ' lipc, PcLiLiV — l risonci ' of Love. l :i ' iii- ' ssen, Martha — (iiiilty. Hrnner, (. ' harles — Managua Nicai-iijzna. I r |ll, Loi-raine — Years anil Years Ago. Ri licils, (icorgia — huliaii ijii i ' Call. Sand, Eva Mae — You ' ll Always Be the One I Love Saiulin, Donald — A Journey to a Star. St. Pierre. Theresa — Sentimental Reasons. Shephei-d. .loyce— Let the Re-t of the World Go By. Tii-kler, ( ienevieve— Let the Rest of the World Go By. Tlioune. Joyre — Blue Skies. Wa ' hter. P]leaiior — I ' m In Pai-adise Valley. Waisanen, Paul — Five Minutes More. Yonaitis, ' iruinia — (ireeii Eves. WHOS WHO AMO.XG THE SENIORS lo-t Cheei ' fnl — Liii-i ' aine Meintz — Charles Renner. Most Humorous — Lorraine Re all, Willmi- Runge. Most Athletic — Bill John.son. Most Depeiulable — Martha Rasnuissen. Most Loyal — Cai-yl HuLsizer, Gustav Wetthulin. Most Ambitious — Dolores Freis, Frank Grinsteiner. Most Industriou.s — Carol Krantz, Emil Loskot . Mo ;t Cooperative — Joyce Thoune, Everett Larson. Most Romanti( — Estlier Maki, Henry Mottard. Most liashful—Virginia May, Duane Phillips. .Most Digiiitieil — ' irginia Yonaitis, Ted Ilarske. Most Flirtatious — Norma Myers, Joe Cappaert. Most Optomistic — Eva Mae Sands, James Jaeobson. Neate.-t — Joyce Foley. Talle-t — Beinice Gu.stafsou, Jim Lusier. Shortest — Shirley Ball, Paul Waisaneu. Youngest — Evelyn llnbbai ' d, N ' ernard Evans. (Quietest — Eleanor Kuich, Leslie Newliu. Pe.stiest — Luella Berg, Ben Cajipaert. Complexion — Doris Newlin. Voice — Genevieve Tickler, Don Sandin. Dancing — Betty Ann Pecotte, Bill Auderson. Nose — Manette Noi ' din, Donald Knsewski. Teeth — Joyce Burkhuul. Eyes — Thelina Hoi-vath, Paul Petei ' son. Legs — Doris Oleson. Music Ability — (iladys Broberg, Edwin Ilirsh. Most Courteous — Joe Fraid. Freckles — Georgia Roberts, Red Hanson. 25

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- (Slassma te - sPLXioR tiiemp: soxcs Andrisnii. Williiiiii -.My I ' i ' c1t ' (iirl. Anihos, M;ir-y — Have ' l Tdhl Von Lately? BmII, ShirUn-— Tlic Wluilr World Is Siiigiiiy My Song Berg ' , Luella — Beantifnl, Beautiful Brown Eyes. Bertier, Virginia — I Saw a Rainbow at Midnight. Brnbei ' g, (iladys — Smoke (Jets In ' oiu ' P]yes. Burklund, .Joyce — Stai ' du.st. Caiipaert, Ben — You Must Leai ' ii to liove Vour Brother. ( ' appaert. .loe — A Iluguin ' and a Chalkin . Carlson, Roland — Don ' t Fence .Me In. ( ' (ire.w Bernetta — Dai ' k Eyes. Duca, Doris — I Don ' t Know Why. Dutfrin, Lorraine — My Best To Von. Foley, Joyce — Alway.s. Flaiiini. Alice — tlonie on the Range. Freis, Dolores— Twilight Time. Grinsteiner, Frank — Bury Me (»n ' { ' ' he I ' raii-ie. Hardin, Shirlee — lie ' s lA In The .Vriuy and lie ' s Al in My IIchi ' 1. Ilerson, Dolore- — When Irish Eyes Are Snnling. Ilirsch, Edwin — Memories. Iloi-vath, Thehna — Sentimental Reasons. Iluhhard, Evelyn — Over the Rainbow. Ilulsizer, ( ' ar ' l Jean — Let the Rest of the World do By. Ilultman, Elvina — Headin ' Down the Wi-ong Iligh- wa ' . Ilununel, Mary Ann — Five Minutes More. Johnson, Jovee Jane — Don ' t .Make Me Go To Bed and I ' ll Be Good. Johnson, William — Sentimental Reasons. Kosewski, Donald — When Irish Eyes Are Smiling. Kuieli, p]leannr — You Keep Coming Back Like a Song Larson, Everett — Sentimental Reasons. LeMieu-x, Keniu ' th — (iuitar Polka. LeRov, Gordon — I ' m Just Driviiiii ' Xails in Iv Cof- fin! Leaniui, Elzena — Who? Tjeuca, Rose — Sentimental Reasons. Loskot, Emil — I ' ll Walk Alone. Luisier, James — Beer Bai-rel Polka. May, ' irgiina — No One Will Ever Know. Maki, Esther — Preteuding. Mottard, Henry — Zippidy Dooda. Myers, Norma — Someday. Newliu, Doris — Honey Do Yon Think Tts Wroug? Nordiu, Manette— Let The Rest of the World Go By. Oleson, Doris Mae — Dannv Bov. Parkansky. Magdalene— The Whole World Is Sing- ing My Song. 24 f

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Glassmate- IIISTOKY OF TIIK CLASS (»F 1!I47 On Aiiunst :!(), 11)4. ., tlici-i ' lic ' jiii ninny new ;in l lastini; ' I ' l-icndsliips. It Wiis on 1 his (l;iy thai I lie chi ' -s cif ' 47 fii ' st iiirl nmlcr- I In ' lcaili ' r lii|i nf .Miss Doctor, Miss X ' oelkiT. and .Mr. (Iransko -. We hct:an a year that was full of fun and a few disapixiintnicnts. The elcctio}! returns for class officers read as follows: Pre.s.ideiits — Doloi-es Freis, Joe Oappaeit. Vice-Presidents — Carol Kraiitz, Benny ( ' appaert. Secretaries — Caryl Ilulsi .ei ' , Ted Ilarske. Treasurers — Dorothy Smith. Reynold I ' cti ' fson. Student Couin-il — liette Ann Pe otte, Marilou ll()rniid , Roland Carlson. Reporter for .lonrnal — Lorraine Meintz. Ri poller for I ' mhriatiii — (ieor; ' i;i Roherts. ' The next tiling ' on the class calendar was a |)arty. The sophomores in- vited us to their party October V2, and were, in tnin. invited to the Kreslmien |iarty, a treasure hunt, Novemhcr ' :!. A request from Uinhriaijo for a hoy and i:irl student of the month lirou;: ' lit forth prompt action. Ted Ilarske and lictte Ann Pecotte were elected. Botli the hoys and ; irls wei ' e active in basketball. Lynn Simon was caji- taiu of the boys and (icory ' ia Roberts was captain of the jiirls. The iie.xt eveid was the Senior Carnival. MaLidahiie I ' arkaiisky and Ted Ilarske wei ' e elected as the Fi-eshmeii candidates fiu ' Kiiiji ' and Queen. On April 18, a second party was tiiven. This was a Theatre jiarty. ' Citizenship letters were awarded to Dolon-s Frcis, P ette Aim Pecotte and Ted Harske. In 1944 we returned as Soiihomores. This year we were all put in one homeroom with Mi.ss Si)oor and Mr. Jacisin as our advisors. But the room was not lar re eiiou 2 ' h to hold ei lity some sojihomores so thirty were sent up to the shorthand room, doint liomeni iiii mectine-s were held in Mi.ss Spoor ' s room. The class officers were : President — Edwin Ilii ' sch. Vice-President — Ted Harske. Secretary — Caryl Hulsizei-. Treasurer — Dorothy Smith. Student Council — Dolores Freis, Bette Ann Pecotte. TJolaiid Carlson. Reporter — G. Rolierts. Ill the fall a class party wa.s j;-iven. Each soi)homore invited a guest. The next spring another was yiven. The Carney and Dau- ' ictt soiihomores were invited. We hiked out to the fire tower for a wiener roast. Later on tiames were ])laved in the gym. Ill 194o, our Junior year, our ranks were increased by the students from Carney and Daggett. Again we were divided into two rooms, ali)habeticany. Miss Spoor and l liss Flynn were our advisors. Our meetings were held in the gym or Miss Sjioor ' s room. Class officers were : President — Don Sandin. Vice President — Ted Ilarske. Seci ' etary — Caryl Iliilsizer. Student Council — Dolores Freis, I ' at Pojie, Eva ]Mae Sands. Roland