Stevensville High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Stevensville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

i u If If u 1 L' i wo rv ! Marvin Sounart Articulate the Consonant B.S. English Algbra I Phil Hey Knock it Off B.S. Social Science Coach Doyle Barkmeier Ready---Type I B.S. M.A. Superintendent Commercial Richard Welch Take Your Seats A.B. M.A. Science Mathematics Principal Ruth R. Hammer Ester Smith Always do your best. Life Certificate 1st 2nd Grades Lets stay within the line. Life Certificate Beginners How We Look Now Ralph Siewert There is no substitute for good work. B. A. Jr. High Coach 3rd 5th Grades Geraldine Pennington Lets cooperate. B. S. 5th 6th Grades Albert Houck What is your idea on the subject? Life Certificate Jr. High II Ii 01 Richard Smejkal Not too serious not too gay, a good friend in every way.” Jr. Play Sr. Play Annual Staff Gordon Mallett To worry little, to study less, ny idea of happiness.' Band Glee Club hoir Manager Class Pres. Annual Staff Librarian Cheerleader 1-2-3-U 1-2-3-U 3-U John Brown After four years of faithful service, I m laid off. Jr. Play Annual Staff Class V.P. Robert Bartz I like work, it fascinates Me. I can sit and look at it for hours. Basketball Baseball Track Glee Club Band Choir Annual Staff Class Pres. Class Sec. Jr. Play Sr. Play 1-2-3-U 1-2-3-U 1-2-3-U 1-2-3-U 1-2-3-U 2-3-U 3-U 1-3 U 3 U Franklin Meyers Never speak sense when nonsense will answer the purpose. Baseball Glee Club Choir Basketball Track Class Treas. Librarian Annual Staff Jr. Play Sr. Play 1-2-3-U 1-2-3-1+ 2-3-1+ 2-3-U 1-2 2- U 1-2 3- 1+ 3 1+ Vernon Avery Young man with a horn. Glee Club 1-3-U Choir 1-3-U Band 1-3-U Class V.P. 1-3-U Annual Staff k Baseball U Track 1+ Vera Gaul Speech is silver but silence is golden. Glee Club 1-2-3-U Choir 3-U Jr. Play 3 Class Sec. 3 Sr. Play U Annual Staff U Dorothy Sill I was gratified to be able to answer promptly, and I did. I said I didn’t know. Glee Club 1-2-3-U Choir 2-3-U Annual Staff 3-U Class sec. 2 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play U Glee Club Pres. I4. Gene Schultz One substantial smile. Basketball k Glee Club k Choir u Baseball u Dewayne Goodrow Not that I love study less, but fun more. Basketball Glee Club Class Hist. Jr. Play Annual Staff Dorothy Mielke She shifted her brain into nuetral and let her tongue rattle on.’ Glee Club 1-2-3-14- Choir 2-3-14- Annual Staff 3-4 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 Willard Markwald The world loves a spice of wickedness. Manager 1-2-3 Annual Staff 3-4 Glee Club 1 Jr. Play 3 Class Trees. 1 Basketball 3 Librarian 4 Donald Jones Better late than never. Basketball 3 Annual Staff 4 Jr. Play 3 James wishart that squire of dames. Basketball 1-2-3 Annual Staff 3-4 Band 1-2 Jr.'Play 3 Class Sec. 2 Glee Club 1 Librarian 3 Anita Weaver Hazy is her mind since he is away. Glee Club 3-1+ Choir 3-1+ Class Treas. 3 Annual Staff 1+ Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 1+ Tf 5 II u It 3 i 'I Larry DeMorrow Dorothy Wojl Shirley Gulliver Richard Mueller Albert Tiefke Lois Bender ‘ranees oivak Paul Kirchner Robert Weaver Madeline DeFord Teddy Reitz Roger noge Carmella Catania Bill Kepler Violet Williamson Russell Arend Buzz Stanley Carol opear Charles ’ renneman . EDITOR Frank Meyers ASSISTANT EDITOR John Florian (Production Manager) (Co-Sports Editor) Willard Markwald Tom Kubath Joe Nozicka (Assemblers) Lucinda Jones (Art Editor) Richard Smejkal Gordon Mallett Jim Horton (Typist) (Business Manager) Bob Bartz Jo Ann Fusko Ruth Ann Johns (Year Book Sales) Vera Gaul Dorothy Sill Dorothy Milke (Co-Class Editor) Micky Weaver (Advertising) John Brown Veron Avery Jim Wishart (Literary Editor) Dewayne Goodrow Don Jones Larry Clark (Social Editor) Dale Powell Gene Schultz (Spensers) Mr. Barkmeier Mr. Scunart i fi 1 T! f� CLUBS u 'I fi 67 Hew Troy 63 55 0alien 42 69 Eau Claire 15 55 Three Oaks 55 75 Bfrroda 40 64 Edwardaburg 75 56 New Buffalo 74 52 Oallen 42 64 Eau Claire 29 57 New Troy 38 69 Baroda 55 57 Brldgnan 58 83 Edwardsburg 77 86 New Buffalo 72 Playoff 41 Three Oaks 48 District 63 Baroda 43 66 Marcellus 60 Beglonal 56 Bridgman 48 53 Gobles 42 Quarter Finals 56 Musk. St. Joe. 63 i The Cards, under the leadership of their new coach, Phil Hey, proved themselves a very able and tough team through the basket- ball season, losing only four out of fifteen starts in the regular season, ending up co-champs with the Eddies of the Twin-Five East- ern Division. In the tournaments, they rambled over Baroada and Marcellus for the district championship, and beat the old rival, Bridgeman, and a tough Gobles team for regional championship. But, unfortunately, found their match in the class D state champs, Musk- egon St. Joseph. Although the lose of players will be small in number, it will be hard to replace a all-state player like Bartz, and a very able player as Frank Meyers. The second team had a very rough year, winning only two of their regular games, although trying very hard, they couldn't seem to come on top of their strong opponents. The outlook for next year is very good, we still have John Florian and Bob Nozicka, as our tall palyers, and Little Joe Nozicka, who looks to be a very promising star. Seven of the Varisty are Juniors, and should develop into a great team. ' TOP ROW: Pud Mielke, Tom Vnlacak, Bill Solmons, Gene Wagner, Robert Spear, Larry Holben, Tony Kuball, Larry Dinges. SECOND ROW: Bud Eartz, David Tiefenback, James Mahoney, Donald Schermer, Gary House, Donald Kuball, Charles Dinges, Dan Loikits, Ger y Shramek. THiRD ROW: Gwen Osborne, Joan Dixon, Doris Hodder, Eileen Zacha; Sue Solmons, Jill Mielke, Mr. Houck. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Schulz, Sharon Pallas, Medrith Sturch, Janet Avery, Jo Ann Schuhknecht, Betty Catania, Dorothy Stanley. ABSENT: Michael Helsing, Mary Brown. ’ t 5tk 4tb G R A D E S Top Row: Arthur Spear, George Fusko, Raymond Kaearski, Tommy Norbey, James Kovach, David Risch, Bobby Dixon, Bill De Morrow, Rufus Harding. Second Row: Linda Chaddock, Joyce Hill, Edar Larson, Gerry Howard, Patsy Plumley, Muriel Barkwjeier, Becky Eall, Mrs. Jennington. Third Row: Sharrtn Helsing, Betty Helsing, Susan Wisniewski, BonnJe Risch, Dona Gayle Jeffires, Mary Ellen Willis, Carole Nichols, Patty Patterson. Absent: Patricia Hurd. TCI ROW: Gene Ball, Bob Hill, Ronald Grove, John Wolfe, Judy Bancroft, Patsy Rapp, Mary Lou Catania, Douglas Tiefenbach, George Her, Dennis Horton,. SECOND ROW: Donald Pagewood, Jackie Schuhknecht, Carol Schultz, Martin Tretheway, Crystal Schultz, Mike Hurd, Nancy Zink, Carol Sutherland, Harvey Pallas. THIRD ROW: Billy Harding, Dennis Haney, Richard Deuter, Sandra Ledyard, Judy Corwin, Judy Found, Garson Pagewood, Kenneth Grove, Mr. Siewert. FOURTH ROW: Chuck Eudy, Carl Markstrom, Vernon Weaver, Carol Hammond, Georgia Bodtke, Gloria Sieroslawski, Sharon Smejkal, Nancy Barkmeier, ABSENT; Larry Eichler, ■ '? ’ n SHfR£JTa.Jf«5fitsa:wjtsK}I1, TOP ROW: Elaine Deja, billy ott, Linda Jonatzke, Ramona Ampey, Suzanne Marutz, Alan Ritter, Billy Husek, Jon Lixon, Patrick Haney, Mrs. Smith MIDDLE ROW: Edward Niedbala, Cathy Beal, Charles Dwan, Donnie Schuhk- necht, Juanita Karons, Randy Tablert, Georgiana Hucko, Loy Sutherland, Brenda House, LeRoy Antrim EOTTOM ROW: Joan Hosbein, Henry Harmon, Wilma Harding, Frederick Zink, Nancy Pall, Clifford Jonatzke, Ell.en Norbey, Alan Deuter ABSENT: Billy Schiem, Scott Kendzora, Bonnie Rapp, Alida Klemm, Bertha Harding. R S II n ' n n 1 ' ' Lin. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST OF LUCK TO YOU THE SENIORS OF 'S3 STEVENSVILLE, HICHI AN I r t OHdDOJSO: ©0: [DAWQED (BtPOiQiNIHDOJSDzS LAKE SHORE DRIVE PHONE 3-22 5 ST JOSEPH MICH: ■COM PLANTS OF SPEAR STORE Al. Spear Art Kubath fJe Ucka SMvie. Ph. 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