Stephenson High School - Classmate Yearbook (Stephenson, MI)

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■Qlcissmate- cndii Tup r i v — Jliss Riirlvli ' TifJ, Kpiinrth Krantsc. Al Znllner, I.e.vdiMi Tliori ' i , I ' . ' iul S.indin, Eu- gene Tcliii, Fr;iiic-is K.iliilcy. Chirfiicc (!i l- l:)f, JStewiii ' t T.i I ' .cnii. 2n;l row — Lmu ' llii Sclictter, I-omiinp Ericksdii. Arlene Herder, Aiiilrcy P.laii. P.ptty Xelson. Joan I.awrcii ' -c. Marilyn Kphni. Mnnd t ' orey, Hetty Wt ' iy. . .i-fl row — Aliip Asufn. r.arliara Ilarpcr. Anna Krol. Irene Cliathisli, Y .inrie X ' incent. Lor- raine D inil)rowslci, Shirley I iroese. Marion f ' liossek. I ' .arliara Sanforil. Eyelyn I ' .ensnn. 4tli r iw — liorothy FlaiiMi, 1 orotliy Kakuk. Joan Iledin, I irrainc Krol, Evelyn Wan- erin. Lorraine Nelson. Margie Sakovitz, ;Myrtle Ann Corey. Joan Kline, Uita L1e Beavitloin. SENIOR (ilULS GLEE Top row — Miss liiirkhiiid. Helen Sihniidt. Audrey P.laii. Lois Nelson. Elaine Jardin. Mary Louise Starzinski. iLirlene I ' hillips, Theresa Sh.arkey. i ' nd row — l»oro;hy J(dinson. Theresa Lusnia. Virginia .Vll eyer. .NLielielle Muiiia. Evelyn Sanflhiel. r.e.-iudoiii. Iiuroiliv Franeonr. Hetty Pottoin ripw Kathleen Ivrrson. I! tly Walz, ( ' and Jean Itahoin. Evelyn ])ahl. Shirley Kohinsnn. (lloria Trohdiley. Evelyn Walz, I ' hyllis Slianipu. 59

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-Qlassniate- A l { . y. AND STAFF ! ' ..ick ro - [l• . I ' .rowii. I irraiiK I ' liilliiis. I ' .ctty .loliiismi, iH ' rrnule Kline. Audrey Slottke. Ili ' lJe Illlltlli.lU, Until I.Ucas. I.inille 1,1111(1- ((iiist, r.dlliiiii niw -Aiidre.v Rlan. Helen I ' crica. Xornia Ciselicer. .Inlia Zielimka, Helen Sehinidt. Mariim Keiai;;. DIMVEKS- EOrCATloX Jlr. Siiii(li|iiist, .loe Siiiinn, Ui ii;ilil ' iiii ' eiit. Hety Kiszely. Uiilli Fellidli. 58

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■Glassmate- SEXTOK fLASS PLAY Oil Wednesday, Deeeinhci- 10, 11(4S iii tlir Steplieiison Hi ' h ScIidoI sym tlic Sciiiiir ( la,ss presentetl tlif class i)lay JJon ' t Look Now. The setting ' was in the living; ' room of tlie Sherman city rcsich ' iicc t ' ni ' nisjied for comfort rather tiiaii style. The play centered around the actions of one Cousin Herhert Hayes, wealtliy and handsome. The antics that tlie various memhers of the family and tiieir friends l)erform when they learn of their co usin ' s cominji ' , ari ' the hasis for tlie comedy of the play. Air. Sherman, wiio is a police cai)tain, comes home and I ' eports a i)ayroll holdup. Till ' famil ' is shocked to learn that Consin Jlerhert is the villian. More than that, they are also shocked to learn that X ' an ' ie, the hired liirl, has ac- quired a liean stealini; ' tramp who now peels potatoes and does odd johs for the Sherman household. Later the eidire mas- ter is solved when it is disL-overed, liy a picture taken with Brother Ray ' s camerii by Lois that Cousin Herbert is not the euliU ' it and that the tT-ani]), Lonesome Luke, is really Herbert Hayes. However, all ' s well that ends well and Herbert aids Mr. Sherman in retiriiifi ' from the police force. The cast for the jilay was as follows: •lohn Sherman, father — Leyden Tiior])e Ethel Sherman, mother — Shirley Droese Hei ' ince Shei-iiian. daiij: ' ht( r — Helen Schmidt. Ray Slierman. son — Ervin Turcotte. Tjois Shernuin, daujihter — Audrey Blau. Herbert IIa es. cousin — Kenneth St. PitMIV. (Irandi)a Sherman, comedy type--Paul Saiidin. Lvinie Divdrn, uii ' l friend — Julia Zieloii- ka. ' N ' incent lieriier, liov friend — Frank Ilu. ' bel. Evangeline (X ' angie) Ross, hired girl — Lois Xelson. Arilla Temph ' . neighbor- Stella -lolin- Sdll. Stage Managei-s — .Marilyn liehni. Donald Mellinger, Marie I ' feiff. Clarence (Jidlof. Herman S.-huette and Hugh Ki-viegei-. Announcer — Donald Thielke. Make I ' l) — Joan Lawrence, Marie Pfeiff. Singing — Aldrey Hlau, Kenneth St. Pierre, Shirley Droese, Joan Lawrence. Maril. ii Rehm ami Muriel Corey. Dii-ectors — Prank Jacisin and Mane Nadeau. The play was a great success and the pr(ji eeds went to the Senior Trip Fund. JTTNIOR PROM May 1, U 4S was the date set for the Junioi- Pi-om. P veryone was talking about it so enthusiastically that 1 dei ' idcd to go u|) to the gym and see what was doing. My e cort came at S -M) and it was at the first stroke of I) :()() that we arrived at the •; -|n. As we entered the miter entrance of the Stephenson gym. a few melodic measures of the Missouri Waltz ' reached our eai ' s. As we enti ' re l we could see that the theme which the Juniors had iaken was too of May day. The decorations ieall - were beautiful and it made you feel as though you were in a grove of trees and Mayflowers blooming all around. Tiie pi-etty ])a tels of the girls ' formals accent- ed the green shrubbery. The delightful music was furnished by I ]rnie Timasoiii and his orchestra from Iron .Mountain. The Seniors will ne ' ei ' forget the wonder- ful Prom of 1!I4S. GO