Stephenson High School - Classmate Yearbook (Stephenson, MI)

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-Giassmate- oreiaord OiiiT Upon ;i time in ;i iircat ilark t ' lirt ' st. iiitci wiiicli 1,11 siiiilij lit pi ' iictriitrd. ami fniiu which no known i);iths sci ' mcd to lead, a tiny fawn was left ori)lianeil n- almost oi ' ]ihaneil. The hush and the tali trees seemed to wall him in and the woods echoed with stranjie rustliniis and soni;- and si|Ueaks and urunts, Tiie little fawn, tliinkinji ' himself (|iiite lost, yet smellinu ' a straniie ii ' ood smell of an outsid( world, and seeinji ' an elusive shaft of In-i htness he could nexcr reai-h. he;ian to wee|). Hut no soonci- did liis tears flow than many little voii-es heiian to comfort. A small lalihit with a i erky tail and hriiiht eyes lauiiiied at him ;ind cavorted tlown a little path the deer had not seen for himself. A reat lion with a stern voice and a i;rave cyi ' took him a ide to ji ' ive him couraiic and hope. A whole l)evv of liii ' ds and .S(|uirrels chattered from the trees and told of the S ' ' t ' at wide world which they could see and would one day show him when he learned wisdom and patience and courage, and friendliness and km w how to read trail si ' iis; then on that wondei-ful day, he would find that place of uciod smells anil i-ustlini; ' wind an l lirii;ht sun. A funny little skunk with a paw full of iolets swa ' .ii;-ercd hefore him and told him the path was short and easy. At last the fawn ipiite convinced and ea; -ei-. he ' aii the journey. As he traveled with his many companions, his lej s i ' rew stroni;er and his mind clearer. ' l ' he - lauyiied and wm ' kcd toiicl her and let those who could SCI ' from the liiiih hranches lead them. At la.st. almo.st to the educ of th ■ Woods, a ureat wise owl sittiiii; ' in the shadows came to .ioin the u ' rou]). then the lion, smiled kindly and delivered his last lectui ' e, hefore they hoinided away into freedom. The w n ' ld s ' 1. he said, ' ■hut the meadows are not all ' ai ' een and cool and sometimes cdouds I ' ovcr tlie sun. !! of us lia ' e helped you and advisi ' d you. Be strou ' ' and fii;ht for i;(iod. lie ha|»p. to live. Cai-ry with yiJU (Uir i-espect and leave the woods for the sun. Hut remeni- her the world is full of jiaths ami new les- sons. Here you were sheltered and guided, ' { ' here you will izuide and shelter others. The deiM- listened (piietly and then with Ims liand of friends, the i-ahhit. the skunk and the owl. he ran ipiickly into the sun- liuht

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■( Inssjihif( W-A-k r.iw (st.-niiliii ) — Shii-lcv Drni ' sc. Julia ZicliiiiUa I ' .rlly ra ' U. Miss I. ' cyiicilds. |,i,i- raiiic Xclsoii. I.iiis Nels )H, KIcaiKir ( ' mih. llcl. ' ii orlcy, Malic rt ' cilf. Jiiil iDW ( sli.iidiriH; 1 — Mildred I- ran ■iiur, Kvclyn Waiiiicrili. Evelyn Walz. Arlene Iterirer. Audrey SInttke, Muriel ( iirey. Alire Airyen. I ' .elty .loliTison. Klaine I ' etersnn. . .rd row (sillin.:! — l,(irraine l ' ldlli|.s. Marilyn le ' ini. Marl n Clidssek. Mar ' orie SaUavitz, Andii ' y I ' .lan. I ' .dtloni row — Narnian Caulk. l iiu;;las Alisnianii. .Jesse Ili ' liliard. Frank Ilueliel. Wayne Kay- ser, ITer:i:aa Si-liuette. Donald Iloule. Fran- cis Haliitoy. All. ent-— .1 ' :ri (.awrenre Marie Foley. llele]i .sehuiidl. Alai lielle .Munia. AXNTAI, STAFF The Mlililla ' i stuff, eoiuiKiseil iif :)4 nipinbers, is i-( ;illy the Coiunuuiity Kiielisli class of S.II.S. Tliis class was iiiaiioiiral- ( ' (1 111 take eai-i ' oF the JiiiiiMuilistic activities (It till ' schiHil. ]t has atteiupted tn iitihlisn ail etVicient and apjiealinu ' school papci ' . and a coluiiiii in the .loiirnal. Kvcryone who helped publish the ( ' la-siiiate of 1948 deserves luneli credit. Edit i!i ' -i 11 -chief — ; Iari()n Cho.ssek. Assistant Kditor — -iarjorie Bakovitz. liiisiness .Manaircf — Frank Ihieliel. A s ' t. IiiisiiH ' ss Manager — Donald Ilonle. Advei ' tisiii ' - Sales — Frank Ilnehel, Elaine I ' eter.-on, hois .Nelson, Doue-las , lis- nianii. Year I ook Sales — Shirley Droese. Audrey Pdaii. Lorraine i ' liillips, .lidia Zielkona. i ' l-oduclion .Maiiao ' ers — Audrey itiau. Lois Xclson. Tyjiists — Elaine Peterson. Eleanni- Conn, Elizalieth -lohiiMUi, Marihii Reliiu. .Inlia Ziehinka. S])()rts Editors — Francis Haliitoy. Wayne Kayser, Herman Sduiette. Social Editors — Audrey Rlottke. Evelyn Wat ,, Evtdyii Wanoerin. Literary Editors — Marilyn Heliin. Helen ni-|cy. Alice Aeocn. Lorraine .Xclson. Art Editors — Joan Lawi ' ence, Marie Pfeifi . Alnnmi Editors — Helen Schmidt, Betty Paul. .Mildi ' ed ]- ' raiiconr. Muriel Corey. Clasi Editor.s — Maelu ' lle .Miima, Elaine Peter.-ion, Jidia Zieloiika. i ' nidicily Director — Shirley Droese. Photouraphy I ' Mitcu-s — Frank Ilueliel. Lois Xelsoii. We truly a:-kiiowlcdoe the work wliidi l.cydcn ' i ' horpe did in lielpiiiL; ' to pnlilisii 1 he ( ' lassiuatc.