Stockbridge High School - Panther Yearbook (Stockbridge, MI)

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MR BATCHE LOR Super1ntendent MSNC MA U0fM M W SCHOOl DAYS 5 STEVE LES LIE Steve MR HOWLETT Prmcxpal A Kalamazoo Study IS a dreary thmg so I dont do It Football 1 2 Basketball 1 2 Baseball 2 Lake Vlew Chlcago Hxgh School 3 Desert s Love Coll Bomb Nlce Company Wolf Call Crulsmg Dreamer Devll s Elbow Dlsturbs Everyone Pretty Gorgeous Always Handy Always Klssable Bean Kooker Just Lovable Ever Merry Mayer Manager Just Moody Wanta Nother Guy Just Batty Darn Happy Man Pal Gazlng Craze Dangerous Personallty Most Notxced Depressed Person Pretty Rough Personallty Rated Just Super Belated Stuff Soclety Sal A S Always Sunny H T H1ghly Talented A T Always Thlnklng F W Fl1rt1ng Wxldman E W Earnest Worker J W Jet Whxz D C Darn Cute S L Sure Lucky College B.S. --- . . . . -B- -'- . . ' at 'fsgl D.L. ' M.P. 's C.B. G.C. ' N.C. ' D.P. ' W.C. M.N. ' C.D. ' ' D.P. D.E. ' ' P.R. D.E. ' P.R. ' P.G. J.S. A.H. B.S. A K ' S.S. '

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si IURS--1 1950 JOHN STE FFEY nJ'ohnnyu This little boy with hair of brown is always running around the town. Jr. Play Basketball 1,2 Football 2,3,4 Class Officer 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Sr. Play SHIRLEY STEVENS Stevie If she wont she won t there it ends Athens High School 1 Class Officer 2 Knitting Club 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Jr Play Cheer Leader 3 4 Band 1 Sr Play HESTER TOPPING He She surely is a wonder ful find For she s quick of movement as well as mind Student Council 2 3 4 Jr Play Sr Play Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Home Ec Club 1 Band 3 Knitting Club Class Officer FLOYD WARD e Who me? I didn do a thing Jr Play Football 2 3 Boy s Glee Club 3 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 zfir-1 BARBARA STEVENS Ilsisli Earnest in work, friendly to all. Hartland High School 1 Home Ec. Club 2 Basketball 1 Glee Club 1 Jr. Play ANN STOWE Stowe Variety is the spice 1 e .Tr Play Class Officer 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 Cheer Leader 3 4 Library Club 1 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Sr Play ALLEN TRAPP Sonny My mind is my kingdom Jr Play Basketball 2 3 Football 3 4 Student Council 3 4 Year Book Staff 344 EDNA WETMORE Blondie she fools us Knitting Club 1 2 3 4 Home Ec Club 2 1 1 1 I fi A . ' 'V ' vw vv vv vv 1 v ,, . . . of ' 5- l'f . . . 7 Q x 9 9 9 , 9 if 9 7 7 rv tn H H YV ' - VV ' ' ' Il . u , , 1 0-r - ' If 7 I r 7 1' 1 K 9 , , , at Sr. PM rrkh vv ' vv 5' 3 Openly quiet, but often Il ' v : , I - . vv D t B 'H y y 1 ' s 1 s 9 TE. ' ' v 9 s 9 ,M 5 K he, ,... ,A ,

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CLASS Ill 'l'0llY In September of 1937 a new class met ln the kmdergarten room We were very small and very frxghtened that flrst day but we soon got used to the faces that we were to start school wlth Flve of 1ts members were Jack Musbach, Carolyn Drown Paulme Roepcke, Barbara Klstler and Shlrley Stevens Manlyn Nnchols and Edgar Myer Jomed us in the fourth grade Our class bemg large was always upset tmg the school system In the grades our happy school days were ended w1th a school plcmc at the end of the year at Pleasant Lake Paul ne Roepcke reyomc us ln the eighth grade after leavmg ln the slxth In our Freshman year many more members were added to our class roll, among them were H Toppmg I Ward A Stowe, J Llebeck D Elmckl, .T Worden N Cobb, M Mmer, M Parks G Colhns, W Grnffes J Steffey W Cole and A Trapp We put on our flrst All H1 th1s year, to swell our treasury we sponsored a paper dr1ve We took part ln the xmtlatlon given to us by the sophomores Musbach was our class presxdent When we became Sophomores we pxcked up three more members B Stevens from Hartland, Mlchlgan P Roberts from Fowlervllle Mlchlgan, and S Stevens rejomed our class after leavmg us nn the elghth to go to Athens, Mlchlgan Fun was In our .Tumor year D Prater became one of our lucky members It was 1n thls year that we began pub11sh1ng the semx monthly newspaper, the .Tumor Journal as we called xt We sold stat1onery collected old newspapers, sold at the games and put on a Mmstrel Show whlch ran for two evemngs Two other b1g events of the year were our All H1 Club 50 and the J Hop and recept1on Don Kmsey left us at the end of the year after a very successful Job of presldency to enter a school Ln Grand Raplds Our Semor and flnal year was full of act1v1ty P Gauss D Cobb and D Llebeck Jolned us th1s eventful year As Semors, we are stlll too close to the past to have memorles It stlll doesn't seem that we are ready to graduate after all these years But under the helpful guldance of Mr Batchelor we have been measured for our caps and gowns, ordered our cards and announcements and gone through the most trymg of all ordeals, that of havlng our Semor pictures taken I m sure most of us are a llttle subdued after fmdmg out what we really look 11ke Our Semor Play, Stranger ln the Nlght, was as much a success as last year s play The Pan ther was another b1g venture th1s year and, although we have a lot to learn, xt s been fun worklng on It All the proceeds gathered from thls year and years gone by make xt posslble for thls class to go to Washmgton D C for an educatlonal 6 day tr1p And now, suddenly, we are ready to graduate, and perhaps we feel a httle hke we d1d on that flrst mormng, thlrteen years ago, a lxttle puzzled half eager to stay where we are but yet a.nx1ous to get out and see what s comlng next And I m sure that we all hope that our hlstory twenty years from now w1ll be as full of humor and growth and kmdness as lS the hlstory of our thlrteen years together as members of the class of 50 and students of Stockbrldge Hlgh : . ' , . , . . ' , . ' ' . , . . Q . . Q . 1 . . . J. f - . l , -. 1 . . - , . - . . . had by all when we presented the All-Hi of the year, Superstitious Flop-I-lop . I. . , ' l