Vermontville High School - Verhian Yearbook (Vermontville, MI)

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DEDICA TIG DEDICATION Sunerint tus T Princinal To our Sunerivtendent and our Prlnclpal who have given their heluful guldance, thelr time and their services to make this book a success, and who have guided us so that we might become loyal and respectable citizens of our nation, we wish to show our apnreciation by dedicating thls Annual ADlllllYlI77?A770lY fw p I Ns 3 : NX ,-uv f fi 1 , 1 7 ' I , A lv 'A J QX SX Xix '. yx ,, , NV! V A RICHARD sLEA'r1:n A B Albion conese English -LJKYQULZL MILDRED FARTHING B S DONALD PACKER B S Western Michigan Michigan State College Cen Home Econgplcs Agrlculnure fI7u,ldza6cl a 4k Aw-14 JENNIE BOYD A B ROBERT GELINA B S Michigan State Normal College Northern Michigan College Science and Mathematics Shoo and Sports Coach C f 1 .N I n ..C' W' 1 C ' 1 f , Q17 - 1 ww A .8 aw - 'N 2' ,fl - A- W, Y ..?,,'J -A Carl Brautigam Sunerlntendent BOARD OF EDUCATION Reinhart Zemke Trustee, William Hill Trustee, William Barningham President, Iva Reed Secretary, Carl Brautlgam Superlntendent Not Pictured Neil McLaughlin Treasurer ELEMENTARY TEACHERS Titus T Wilt Princioal Social Studies BACK: Mrs Wheaton, Mrs Weiler, Mrs Cortright, Mrs Kroger, Mrs Wilt. FRONT: Mrs Kalnback, Mrs Demond, Mrs Smuts, Mrs Aungst, Mrs Todd. Msmouz s smfr BACK Roger Wells, Richard Todd, Barb Gorodenski, Mrs Crofhers, Pat Firestone, Norma Stephenson, Marcella Gearhart, Ronald Frank, Eldon Hosey FRONT Barbara Mix, Loraine Whaley, Joan Moore, Nathan Foltz, Joyce Thrun, Beverly Zemke, Ardyce Southern NOT PICTURED Ronald Mull, Donald Parmley EDITORIAL STAFF Editor in chief Nathan Foltz Associate Edltor Joyce Thrun Business Manager Joan Moore Literary Editor Marcella Gearhart School News Editor Ronald Frank Miscellaneous Editor Beverly Zemke Art Editors Barbara Gorodenski Barbara Mix Photograohy Edltor Norma Steohenson Tyoist Ardyce Southern Athletics Editor::::::: ------ Ronald Mull 9-..fzl Y ku PATSY FIRESTONE shriek, and a crash that's Pat W Glee Club F H A Llbrary Speech Contest Jr Play Sr Play MARCELLA WEST GEARHART WAll that she does she does well, and she does everything Class Officer Speech Contest Glee Club NATHAN FOLTZ 'Men of few words best men Sunfleld Class Officer Basketball Baseball Football F F A Student BARBARA GORODENSKI 'A giggle, a dash a 'Be like me, live in the present and when you dream, dream of are the future ' Class Officer Library Spanlsh Club Paper Staff Band F H A 2v3r4 Jr Play Council Jr Play Sr Play Annual Staff QQ: Ns.- RICHARD TODD 'He is a rare combinat1on of wit and good sense Class Officer 2'3ih' Band Spanlsh Club F H A Basketball Cheerleadlng Jr Play Sr Play Annual Staff bib! kdkdku Basketball Manager F F A Student Council Band Annual Staff Jr Play Sr Play gxgv Annual Staff CY CJ DJ 0 XAMJMJMJ BARBARA MIX PP? 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X 0 H H - A PIH Pre NNN Nwwm N A W X' Ps c-r- r- 4 K c-:- 1 JOAN MOORE 'Her goal the hlghest, her aim to reach lt ' Library Student Council Paper Staff F H'A Glee Club Speech Contest Basketball Jr Play Sr Play Annual Staff Officer of Class Principals Sec 2m3vgx NNN 'lf if bukuku iii P'P'P'P qui NORMA STPPHENSON Wvlth her, duty always comes flrst Class Officer Speech Contest l Student Council Band Glee Club Spanish Club Library F H A Jr Play Sr Play Annual Staff 233458 RONALD MULL 'Happy go lucky, fain and free nothing there is that bothers Basketball Baseball Football Student Council F F A Annual Staff PPP ?4-' ELDON HOSFY ' ough, but Oh! gentle ' Bunfield Basketball Baseball Football F F A Sr Play IPI-'J-'I-'JP Offictr 3 ARDYCE SOUTHERN 'Though she is little and not very tall we can't help liking her all Class Officer Student Council Library Spanish Club Paper Staff Glee Club F H A Jr Play Annual Staff best of 2 3:41 JOYCE THRUN HThe harder I try the gooder to be the worser I become H Paper Staff Spanlsh Club Basketball Band Glee Club Student Council F H A Jr Play Sr Play Cheerleader Annual Staff XMXAXD XDMJ o s . .4 ' ' A , . 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' 1 .x .V N , 7 , C5 'f , P. blk-P' we Q C NNNN A mmm N: XX 1 w ww ua -, rr- r- u 0 Class Memories Motto 'Small in Number, but, Mighty in Strength ' Colors Grey and Rose 1 Flower Rose eff Song 'I'll Be Seeing You' 'FORWARD FOREVERW When graduation night 18 done, Off into the world we will go, Our ability and ambition will highly show No matter the road that WP'l1 each take, It was left to us the declsion to make We won't sit down to take a rest, Until we've shown our very best We tried to help out every where, And hope that we have done our share You don't need that magic touch, As its 'how well' and not Whow much W We stuck together side by side, Although the journey was no smooth ride The teacher's were all certainly grand We'll always adm1re the1r helplng hand Now that we have come to our Journey's end, Our life else where we will spend We lived with each other thorugh the years And now we part with a smile or tears The joys of school will fill our heart As no from here we shall deoart Our voices no more w1ll fill the hall But this is the school we love best of all Barbara Gorodenski x Baccalaureate May 20 Graduatlon May Zh .J 1-W 3 ' . H I 3 2 . :mf , - X Y We've completed our education in fifty-one. ff' 0 u c , - . C , K 1 X . , 4 CLASS HISTORY Everything in the world that is worthy of mention or consideration has a history even in a class We the class of 1951, enrolled in the Vermontville High School in a care free and fr1ghtened manner as only Freshman can the one thing they were out Initiation suffer1ng but torments both There were many things for us to be worried about, but that frightened us most was the Sophomores We knew that to get us because we had heard about the WTradition of Their fierce taste for Freshman blood caused us great in the blessed name of education we were forced to suffer of body and m1nd Yet as we dwelt in this realm or learning, we soon became accustomed to the strangeness and each as one among the rest At our f1PSC class meeting with Mr Celina as our sponsor we lected officers Norma Stephenson was elected Presldent, Barbara Gorodenski, Vice President, Barbara Leslie, Secretary, and Ardyce Southern, Treasurer We had two big money mak1ng projects 1n our Freshmen year, namely, T Shlrt sales and a refreshment stand at the Basketball games In these we were quite successful Our Freshmen year had soon slipped by, Autumn found us the Sophomore class of l9b8 We now felt more courageous S1nC6 lt was our turn to grab the poor little Freshmen as they went through the halls We did feel sorry for them, but they in turn had to travel the path of in1t1ation At one of our first class meetlngs we elected class officers Richard Todd was elected President, Marcella West elected Vice President, Ardyce Southern, Secretary, and Barbara Gorodenski, Treasurer Since Mr Gellna was not to travel w1th us through our land of learn1ng, Mrs Crothers took over as our class sponsor where he left off, and has remained w1th us through the remalning years For some reason students fa1led to carry on as planned, in our Sophomore year we lost Phyllis Clark, Marlene Tilburt Bob Coulson, and Jim Faust But there was one additlon in the nuzzle too, namely Jim Hulburt Summer waned and the fall of l0L9 found us organlzlng ourselves, once more into the Junior class electlng Rlchard Todd President, Norma Stephenson, Vice President, Barbara Leslie Secretary, and Barbara Gorodensk1, Treasurer, Richard Todd and Ardyce Southern were chosen Student Councll Renresenatives Our first play entltled VBargain Briden was presented th1s year, it was a hilarious hlgh comedy in three acts Everyone on the cast enioyed nartlcioatlng but the h1ghlight of the evenlng was the 'bang up' party whlch was held at Joyce Thrun's, with some guy putting a happy ending to 1C all by dr1nk1np hair rinse by mistake As we gazed 1nto the crystal ball we found many thlngs of pleasure and money maklng schemes also, there before our eyes was uch thlngs as Magaz1ne sales, C1der Sale, Hay Rlde, Halloween Dance, JHHIOP Play, Jun1or Senlor Banquet, Stand at Festlval, and the h1phl1pht of t e year was the selectlon of our cl ss r ngs Th1s was another year for tklDUS to hwnpen lH the class, thls tlme there were four neonle declded they had all the educatlon they needed they were, Barbara Leslle, Georgia Crandall, Lora Wolever and Jim Hulburt There was one addltlon this year, Nathan Foltz who was badly needed to help keen the class moral un 1950 ushered in our long awa1ted Sen1or year, The offlcers were Richard Todd, President, Joan Moore, Vice President, Ardyce Southern Secretary, and Norma Stephenson, Treasurer There was one person left 1n the Senior class, namely Roger Wells who decided he could help his country on the fightlng side better than he could by crammlng out of musty school books But through some sort of miracle the odds were for the class this year, there were three additions, Beverly Zemke, Eldon Hosey, and Don Parmly -- , . - O I N O . . 1 C A U U . . 3 s 5 Q . . 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I . . .J , I In October the Seniors came to school dressed 1n thelr Sunday best to have their picture taken, however none of the group broke the camera The Senlor play chosen was 'Home Was Never L1ke Th1s ' Th1s was a farce 1n three acts Shortly after the Christmas recess we were measured for our Cans and Gowns Next we ordered our inv1tat1ons and name cards The two flnancial dlfficulties f cing us th1s year were the DUbl1Sh1ng of the Yearbook and the Senior Trlp As skin day aonroached Islands and snend a year on Then came the planning forward to very much by the hash1ngton D C and all the we, the class decided to go to the Thousand each one of our Senior TP1D which had whole class We made Dlans places that hanoened to turn way We are to leave here on Sunday the 3 of June liner to the C8D1C81 Clty and return the same way After skin day the next thlng to look forward of graduation Thls most of the students thought long ego but could'nt rush it 1n any way Ask any tell you that they had lots of fun durlnp the four been looked to see un along the so by stream to was the b1y da should have haopened of them and they will years 1n hlfh school even though they d1d have their uns and downs But now that the end of these four years have drawn nlph, most of us hate to th1nk of l68V1DF Before we do leave, we would llke to wish all future Senlors a haob Senlor year, thank all the teachers for nutt1ng un w1th us as well as they d1d, and Clast but not leastl thank Mrs Crothers for the three successful years we have had ln hlgh school under her leadersh1D as class soonsor After four years journey together we now denart to po our separate ways of l1fe May the blesslngs that attend the good, true and humble follow and ablde w1th us, each and all, now and forever Loralne Whaley Donald Parmly GIFTATORY RONAID FRANK Ronnle has broken the record of havlnp the most green excuses, so we hone thls watch w1ll helo hlm to be on t1me MARCELLA GEARHART To Marcella we glve thls rolllng pln to use 1f Karl ever gets out of hand BARBARA GORODENSKI To help Barbara keen her fellows stralght we glve her th1s little black book ELDON HOSEY To Eldon we glve these dumbells, so he won't lose those oerfect muscles DORIS HUNTFR To Dorls we glve th1s bottle of Pa1n P1115 so she w1ll always have D1l1S for her Datlents BARBARA MIX he give Barbara this box of oowder so she can always cover un that IHCOHVSDISUC blush JOAN NOORE We g1Ve Joan th1s bottle of Asoirins for all the head she had durlng her two years at the drug store aches RONALD MULL This Joke book w1ll heln Ronnle in telling all those Jokes he 1S so famous for DONALD PARMLY Don 1S so qu1et that we are giV1ng him th1s rxttle he can make some noise ARDYCE SOUTHERN If you have notlced that bl class r1ng that Ardy wears, you w1ll know why we are wllllng her E515 roll of tame , . . . j . o s . . o s . . 0 . . 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' - Q o A -- ' ' ' . . . . c NORMA STEPHENSON-- To Norma we give this wig so she can wear it if she ever gets tired of her curly hair JOYCE THRUN To keep her from loosing her steady we give Joyce this arrow to use on her beau RICHARD TODD It is said that R1chard wants to be a farmer so here is a tractor to beg1n his career LORAINE WHALEY Because Loraine has such a pretty smile we give her this tube of tooth paste to keep it BEVERLY ZEMKE Seems Bev is in a hurry to get married, so we give her this dollar to get a marrlage license NATHAN FOLTZ To Nathan we give th1s bottle of hair ton1c to keep his hair as Sl1CK as it always is PATSY FIRESTONE Because her guy is on the boats, we give Patsy this boat so that she can be in every port Patsy Firestone Nathan Foltz PROPHECY PATSY FIRESTONE is now living on a houseboat, because that certain someone could'nt give un the sea RONALD FRANK is now a big Union leader so now he can call a meeting any time he wishes and also tell them what to do MARCELLA GEARHART has resumed the role of housewife as Karl has returned home from h1s call of duty for Our Country and they are now olannlng a family of three BARBARA GORODENSKI is now a great cartoonist and is worklng w1th Walt Disney As a side l1ne she gives skatlng lessons to the Bachelor Club nurse at the Sparrow Hospital BARBARA MIX has located 1D Ch1C8gD with her own l1ttle Dress Shoppe and 1S designing her own dresses JOAN MOORE Vermontville's Braln Buster who we thought would be a teacher, is teachlng only not 1n school 1nstead she is teachlng her own little six one pair of UWIDS, one set of trlplets and a singleton RONALD MULL has finally declded to take l1fe ser1ously and is an A11 Star basketball player for the United Nations team He reports he is doing very well DONALD PARMLY our qu1et boy has marrled and settled down on the out skirts of town and living very happily NORMA STEPHENSON has now completed her new farm home and is sharing it with a certaln farmer JOYCE THRUN has been waiting for the day when Jack would return, the years have passed and we now see Joyce slav1ng over a hot stove with a palr of tw1ns by her side wh1le Jack looks on RICHARD TODD has C0mP19t6d his college career and has returned to the great halls of V H S to teach our agricultural minded students the right methods of farming. DORIS HUNTER has finally earned her degree in Nursing and is head LORAINE WHALEY has now set up her own Studio for Reducing and has for PBUIEHIS the ten Senior Girls who after five years of hard work have lost their girllsh figures BEVERLY ZEMKE has every thing she has dreamed of a husband, a family, consistlng of a dozen or so horses and her ranch type house NATHAN FOLTZ is a b1g business man in Lansing and keeps coming back to Vermontville to see a Lovellllyl girl ELDON HOSEY is manager of a Gymnasium, teaching Women Wrestling ARDYCE SOUTHERN is busy raising a baseball team for Briggs Stadium Ardyce Southern Eldon Hosey CLASS WILL Upon behalf of my client, the class of 1951 of V H S I have called you together upon this solemn and serious occasion to listen to our last will and testament, and to receive from our departing hands the few gifts we have to bestow in our last moments We the class of 1951 in individual and distinct Darts be1ng about to oass out of thls sphere of education in full possess1on of a filled mind do make and publ1sh this, our last will and testament We do glve and bequeath our estate and belongings that have been accumulated during our last few years as follows To the FRESHMAN We w1ll our abllity for maklng buslness deals wlth b1g dividends. To the SOPHOMORES We will our teachers so that they can guide you along the way as they d1d us And to the JUNIORS we leave these ind1v1dual g1fts for rememberance could never keep up with Pat And to Maggie Mahar she wills all her Senior DICUUPES as Pat wants plenty of them 1n the Mahar house Barbara Gorodenskl wllls her WCowboy h1t paraden books to JQ Ann Janousek, maybe Jo Ann can f1nd a guitar player like Barb did And to Shlrley W1SeF, Barbara leaves her nlace 1H front of the mirror every 2 minutes between classes Ronald Frank w1lls Larry Townsend h1s razor so that Larry can keen that well groomed look By the way Ronnle 1s'nt allowed to use blades in it yet And to Eddie Plckell Ronn1e w1lls h1s old Arthur Murrey book Nathan Foltz wills h1s good dr1v1ng record to Larry Todd we hope Larry memorized the test so he won't have such a hard t1me next time And to Don Beystrum he leaves th1s nartlng thought WIt's better to be seen than heard W Joan Moore wllls her hlgh honors to Audrey Llghtner, Audrey can almost yell as loud as Joan at the basketball games too And to Roxana Benton, Joan wishes her good luck,as hlgh school romances do work out Barbara M1x wills to Edna Walsh all her secret boy friends that we never hear about, and to Donna Jean Lovell, she wills her bashfull qulet way WI wonder'W Eldon Hosey w1lls his made to order seat 1n study hall to Doug Steward, along w1th the desk filled with comic books And to Bud Ommen, he wills h1s way with the girls and their fathers 1 D . Patsy Firestone wills her forgetfullness to Jean Wrisley, only Jean . . . g .3 Ronald Mull wills to Rex DeBar his sleeping pills with this prescription one pill lasts about L5 minutes, but don't take an over dose And to Stanley Trumble, Ronnie wills his book 'Ten Ways to Gripe a Teacher ' Ardyce Southern wills to Bonnie Wright all her old Clothttas styles are going up and it's a good way to save on the family budget An to Shirley Craig, Ardy leaves her giggle for Shirley to take care of Norma Stephenson wills her alarm clock to Mary Kroger in hopes Mary will be able to get here on time like Norma always did And to Phyllis Barney, Norma leaves her neat desk in hopes Phyllis won't be carving initials in it Don Parmly wills to Stanley arter his sisters d1ary so that Stanley will still have some source to her where abouts And to Dick Myers he wills his tongue, as Dick feels he can handle h1s own and Dons too Loraine Whaley wills Elsie Rounds her typ1ng abillty and suggests that for next year you use both hands And to Kay Arnston, Loraine wills her ear for gossip Beverly Zemke wills her old air mail stamps to Janlce Bennett, as Bev cook book to study up on Marcella Gearhart wills to Ruth M1x her old pot holders whats left of them and 310 00 to attend a knitting school for one semester to occupy her time And to Sharon Dean, Marcella gives all hgr Qld absent excuses, maybe Sharon can get some new ideas Joyce Thrun wills her levis to Pat Lynd as they would look just as good on Pat as they do on Joyce And to June Hampton Joyce leaves her bobby pins with instructions on how to get stra1ght ha1r in three easy lessons Richard Todd wills to J1m Briggs his little black book of stories Ll Carroll Wells he wills his Physic book for Carroll to struggle with Doris Hunter leaves Yvonne Faust the job of baby sltting with her kids every Thursday night Marcella Gearhart Joyce Thrun In witness there of, We the class of 1951 declare this a 16281 document with our seal, th1s Zbth day of May One Thousand N1ne Hundred and Fifty One b Q . d won't be needing them anymore. And to Louise Priddy, Bev wills her wypikfld -'Mi sf mmgg QD EXAM - 1 y 5 f '- mvfrr - .ar- -! !lIll111l11a Q IIMIIINM -Y lflflfllfyp V. 1111111111 -'T 011111110 JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS President Dick Myers Vice President Doug Steward Treasurer Stanley Trumble BACK Rex DeBar, Jim Briggs, Eddie Pickell, Larry Todd, Don Beystrum, Bud Ommen, Larry Townsend, Carroll Wells, Stanley Carter THIRD Ruth DeBar, JoAnn Janousek, Sharon Dean, Mary Kroger, Shirley Wiser, Phyllis Barney, Shirley Craig, Pat Lynd SECOND Yvonne Faust, Else Rounds, June Hampton, Audrey Lightner, Magdalen Mahar, Louise Priddy, Jean Wrisley, Janice Bennett, Bonnle Shance FIRST Mr Sleater, Doug Steward, Stanley Trumble, Donna Lovell, Dick Myers, Kay Arnston, Edna Walsh, Roxana Benton Secretary ------------------- Donna Lovell N SOPHOMORES BACK Theo Harmon, William Hosey, Don Wellman, Archie Hosey, Shirley Fast, Jim Mix, Dale Cook, Doug Faust, Ray Thompson Marvin King, Alton Wells SECOND Joan Lam e Marjorie Coulson, Eva Gordenskl, Kath Shumaker, oanne Joppie, Jean Bartholmew, Maxlne Harman, Bev Olson, Carla Dean, Virglna Briggs, Julia Husman, Beverly Beardslee, Wanda Bennett, Ferona Mix FIRST Mr Galina Merle Martin, Stanley Foltz, Bruce Benedict, Doris Willbur, Pat Foote, Mary Bulllng, Joyce Frank, Shirley Miller FRESHMEN BACK Leo Trumble, Davld Mix, Keith Moore, Roger Hosey, Jim Rathburn, Bob Lynd, Herbert Hillard, Elon Baker, Don Shoun, Lynwood Benton, Bill Foote, Louis Goodenough SFCOND Bonnie Miller, Betty Harvey Elaine Shumaker, Julia Smuts, Ella Bennett, awn Janousek, Rose Hummel, Katherine Steohenson, Merial Benedict, Marllyn Kroger FIRST Mr George, Lois Makley, Molly Hall, Phillip Gaedert, Bob Steward, Ardine Scherer, Gwendolyn Jardot, Helen Gardner NOT PICTURED Helen Parmelv . 5 ' . NOT PICTURED: Elouise.Childs, Bryce MacDonald, Jane Newman. A . 1 6 EIGHTH GRADE BACK THIRD SECOND FIRST Roscoe, D Wilt 3 DeBar, B Booinga K Lovell, D Powers, Thomvson, J Lightner, L Hummel, L Steward Austin, A Eaton, L Weiler, M Newman, G Janousek, Gusey, M Wiser, R Moran, J Wohlschied Wells, Y Harwood, B Norris, M Johnson, C Woodard, Miss Boyd, B Malcuit, J Steward, A Tubbs, C Foote, F Walter, M Faust, P Beardslee SEVENTH GRADE BACK THIRD SECOND FIRST :UGO 1400355 Hummel C Wells E Collier, J Higden, J Ames, P Husman, Love, McKee, B Hill, L Fineout, J Harrls, D Lamie, wells Gehman, P Foote, J Moran A Harmon, S Myers, J Ainsworth, Goodenough, N Mix, D Freeman, J Trowbridge, M Lynd, Briggs, J Townsend, L bteward Valdick, N Roberts, J Zakshesky, D Janousek, Householder, N Heinze, N Mahar, E DeBolt, J Johnson Mead, J Miller, U Cook, N Bosworth, L Mead Mrs Silvernail, L Barney, L Gearhart, M Davis, M Wiser, S Barrett, C Eaton, M Ltghtner, Miss Farthing. NOT PICTUREDQ R Smith, A Wrisley, J Border, C Conner, M Newman, R Thomas. : C , I D g ' D A . : A B . : E ' J Hokanson, J Thompson, R Wohlschied,.N Wrisley, C Thrun. : Q , I - ! Al C 7'lVl7 lE'J' l 1 1 I 1 1 - SCHOOL NEWSPAPER BACK Edd1e Pickell, Lowell Steward, Joan Lamle, Ella Bennett, Wanda Bennett, Elaine Shumaker, Betty Harvey, Allen Eaton, Andy Aust1n SECOND Katherine Stephenson, Rose Hummel, Jean Bartholomew, Joanne Joupie, Maxine Harmon, Sharon Dean, Dorls Willbur FIRST Barbara uorodenski, Loraine Whaley, Joyce Thrun Mary Kroger, Mr Brautigam BACK Jim Mix, Mike Newman, Bill Ames, J1m Briggs, Richard Todd, David Mix SECOND Marllyn Kroger, Mary Kroger, Joyce Thrun, Virgina Br1ggs, Janet Townsend FIRST Miss Farthing, Sharon Dean, Carroll Wells, Nathan Foltz, Audrey L1ghtner, Mr Sleater STUDENT COUNCIL SCHGCI. NEWSPAPER Editor ----------------- Joyce Thrun Business Editor -------- Barbara Gorodenski Circulation Editor ----- Elouise Childs Sports Editor ---------- Roxana Benton Print Editor ---------- -Mary Kroger Typist ----------------- Loraine Whaley Art Editor ------------- Eddie Pickell Reporters --------- ---Katherine Stephenson Wanda Bennett Joan Lamie Maggie Mahar Jean Bartholomew Sharon Dean Rosie Hummel Joan Jonoie Maxine Harmon Betty Harvey STUDENT COUNCIL President Nathan Foltz Vice Pres Caroll Wells Secretary Audrey Llghtner Treasurer Sharon Dean Two Faculty AdV1SOTS Are M155 Farthlng and Mr Sleater Class Representatlves 12th grade 9th grade Joyce Thrun Marllyn Kroger Rlchard Todd David MLX llth grade 8th grade Mary Kroger Jackie Dunlao J1m Brlpgs Nlke Newman 10th Erade 7th grade ViPEiU1a BPIEES Janet Townsend Jlm Mix Bllly Ames Committees Publicit Mary Kroger Athletics Rlchard Todd 500181 VlPglHl8 Briggs Clubs and Organ1zat1ons David Mlx Assembly Richard Todd A Sharon Dean Servlce Joyce Thrun Citizenshlo- Audrey Lightner . : . 3 o n I A ' 1 . 2 . Q : Y- ---- ----- 4 Finance------- ----- Sharon Dean LIBRARY STAFF BACK Julia Husman, Mer1al Benedict, Janet Hokanson, Dawn Janousek, Rose Hummel, Katherlne Stephenson SECOND Norma Stephenson, Marcella Gearhart, Doris Willbur Elaine Shumaker, Betty Harvey, David Mix FIRST Shirley Miller, Pat Firestone, Joan Moore, Audrey Lightner, JoAnn Janousek, Ferona Mix SAFETY PATROL STANDING Gaylard Dean, Larry MacDonald, Arlie Higdon, Sherman Wolever, Joe Gorodenski, Leland Howe, Bobby Hager, Douglas Wells, Robert Freeman SITTING Mrs Weiler, Douglas Heinzie, Doyle Kimmel, Richard Wells, Vern Reed Captain, Robert MacDonald Larry Knuth, Jim Briggs 3 1 NOT PICTURED: Mrs Northrup, Advisor. . BAND STANDING SITTING Janet Townsend, Joyce Thompson, Bob Lynd, Eddie P1ckell, Larry Weller, Mr George, Connie Thrun, Phyllis Foote Donna Lovell, Molly Hall, Carol Gehman, Barbara Mix, Barbara Gorodenski, LeRoy Hummel, Audrey Lightner, Gwenith Goodenough Lois Makely, Jean Eaton, David Wilt, Julia Smuts,Louis Poodenough GLEE CLUB BACK Wanda Bennett, Joan Lamie, Maxine Harmon, Marcella Gearhart, Audrey Lightner, Mr George FRONT Bev Olson, Joanne Joppie, Pat Foote, Jane Newman Jean Bartholomew, Louise Priddy ' Moran, Marilyn Kroger, Merial Benedict. Allen SENIOR PLAY BACK FRONT Roger Wells, Richard Todd, Barbara Mix, Loraine Whaley, Joyce Thrun, Joan Moore, Nathan Foltz, Ronald Frank, Eldon Hosey Mrs Crothers, Barbara Gorodenski, Pat Firestone, Ardy Southern, Marcella Gearhart, Norma Stephenson, Beverly Zemke, Mr Sleater Hom-3 ms NEVER LIKE THIS March 17, 1950 Oswald Plenty Elsa Plenty Stella Steese Etta Lott Klrk Kelsey Jay Walker Mrs Anne Plenty Mrs Arthur Plenty Florida Kelsey Prompters Student Director Publiclty Business Manager Stage Managers Dlrector Nathan Foltz Marcella West Barbara Gorodenski Joyce Thrun Richard Todd Eldon Hosey Norma Stephenson Joan Moore Patsy Firestone Loraine Whaley Ardyce Southern Ardyce Southern Barbara Mix Loralne Whaley Roger Wells Ronald Frank Mr RichardSleater ' I Merry Chase --------------- Beverly Zemke 1.+, F. H.A. BACK Shirley Craig, Carla Dean, Bev Olson, Katherine Stephenson, Rose Hummel, Audrey Lightner, Elsie Rounds, Dawn Janousek, Joyce Frank THIRD Mary Bulling, Joan Moore, Julia Husman, Maxine Harmon, Jean Bartholomew, JoAnne Joppie, Merial Benedict, Pat Foote SECOND Joan Lamie, Barbara Gorodenski, Wanda Bennett Elaine Shumaker, Ferona Mix, Shlrley Miller, Pat Firestone, Betty Harvey FIRST Miss Farthing, JoAnn Janousek, Norma Stephenson, Doris Willbur, Ardy Southern BECK Bild Ommen, Eldon Hosey, Roger Wells, Archie Hosey, Jim Rathburn, Larry Todd, Jim Mix, Herbert Hillard, Dale Cook THIRD Don Beystrum, Roger Hosey, Ray Thompson William Hosey, Theo Harmon, Bruce Benedict, Phillip Gaedert, Bob Steward, Larry Townsend, Bob Lynd SECOND Stan Carter, Bill Foote, Kelth Moore, Elon Baker, Don Shoup, Lynwood Benton, David Mix, Louis Goodenough, Richard Todd, Joe Marshall FIRST Mr Packer, Jim Briggs, Carroll Wells, Stanley Foltz, Nathan Fo1tz,Alton Wells J A N I T O R S Dale Northrup, Clyde Benton and Raloh Wells H T A O Frances Lennon Mildred Martin and Dorothy Benton ff fn O O L S E C R E R Y C O K S Vermontville Tri - C Tourney '-fm G A X' Qi ' , , I ,A xi, 'KI 4 N. 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VARSITY BASKETBALL BACK Mr Gelina, Dale Cook, Jim Mix, Doug Steward, Eldon Hosey, Bob Steward FRONT Alton Wells, Nathan Foltz, Larry Todd, Stan Trumble, Archie Hosey, Rex DeBar RESERVE BACK Mr Gellna, Ray Thompson, Roger Hosey, Stanley Foltz, Lynwood Benton FRONT Merle Martln, Phillip Gaedert, Bruce Benedict, Don Wellman, Davld Mix, Leo Trumble. Q 1 0 o . 0 . . . 0 . . n VARSITY FQOTBALL BACK Don Wellman, Ray Thomoson, Bruce Benedict, Alton Wells, Davld Mix, Stan Trumble SECOND Leo Trumble, Marvin King, Archie Hosey, Stan Foltz, FIRST Bob Steward, Eldon Hosey, Doug Steward, Jim Mix, Dale Cook, Mr Gelina QUEEN, COURT AND CAPTAIN CHEERLEADERS Bonnie Shance, Molly Hall Sharon Dean, JoAnn Janousek, Joyce Thrun, Nathan Foltz Captain, Marcella Gearhart, Jean Bartholmew, Shirley Miller Queen, Mary Kroger Ardyce Southern 4 1 Nathan Foltz. Joan Moore Ardyce Southern Richard Todd Beverly Zemke Jaw! Own ' x Joyce Thrun Nathan Foltz Ronald Mull Marcella Gearhart 12 Norma St8Dh9hSCh Patsy Firestone Barbara Mix Don Parmly Mrs Crothers Ronald Frank Barb Gorodenski Eldon Hosey Qi U 9. ,' 28 7 . Ku: . ' 'Hs , 9 lip' 15. N 12. 0 90 ' L 130 0 ' 0 I loo lar . 11. 15. ' - . . 16. 'NK 'S-. Tl' vi' ,p-2 is gm? 3 40 WM MQ 'VV ,, -Q., 3 ' 4 fi ,WW-S nigfi 'W-sw MM? 03 ,iw 'W' --Q 5' , 14' ALUMNI NEWS In this space we would like to pay tribute to the Alumni of the classes of l9L9 and 1950 As we remember the influence they left on us a few years back, we have reserved a place in our personal Memories for them Don Baker, Dick Southern Venci1.Tompkins and Neil Parker are all employed in Lansing at the Olds and Fisher Body Making money hand over fist br the Iuture. Ken Beardslee and Rachel Cole are both serving in the Armed Service Ken in the Army and Rachel in the YAF 'Our hats are off to them both ' GretchenCollier is teaching in Lake View School We imagine her pupils find her as friendly and helpful as we all did Burdette Myers is working at the State Police Post in Lansing, Working for the law instead of against the law Barbara and Wayne Walters our married couple are living in Texas while Wayne is going to Cadet chool Albert Mix, the romeo in his class, is married to Ruth DeBar and is concentratlng on being a good husband Barbara Beystrum is working in Lansing Helen Shipman is working in the office at the Hastings Manufacturing Company Barbara Cotton Best is now making a home for her husband and little girl Devere Cook is attending Michigan State 0011980 The girls in this class turned to thoughts of love after graduation, the marrled ladies names are Joan Bennett Hansen, Lois Iler Kenyon, Virginia La Fleur Furlong, Carloyn Rounds Thompson, and the new mother Elaine Hummel Guy, Our Congratulatlons to the homemakers The engaged list includes Della Brlggs to Don Towslee, Marlene Bulling to Wendel Smith, Lloyd Wolever to Elsle Rounds, Homer Winegar to Joan Moore, and Jack Cranson to Mary Ann Tomacek They all are worklng and savlng t1ll the day they will be Mr k Mrs Richard Algate is taking a training course at the Dodge Plant in Detroit Neil Jopnie, the farm boy, is helping out at home on the farm Richard Lamie is working at the Reo and 15 engaged to Ella Jane Bennett Joan Shaw is working at the d1me store in Charlotte Barbara Stephenson 13 attending County Normal to be a teacher Delores Thompson is an office g1rl at the Hastings Manufacturing Co Lois Trowbridge, the quiet one, is working at home lending a hand Hope Wilcox now says, 'Number Please' 19,000 times a day for Bell Telephone Company in Hastings Richard Wlllbur is now whistllng at the g1rls on the campus at Michigan State College Charles Wrlght is worklng at the Fisher Body in Lansing Lola Shaw is working at theNewspaper'Office in Charlotte For many years we have made this school our heme, but there comes a time when we all must move into new surroundings The time has come and we are all go1ng to mlss the protection lt has afforded us I 0 I 0 0 e ' , e e 5 7 O e e O e u ' . - s . . s e - . . 3 e e e 3 e I . e ' . e - e l , e . . . -, e Q - e 0 e . . e -4 AUTOGRAPHS --14 , , ,K . 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L t- 5.1.0. Grand Ledge Clay Product Company Grand Ledge M1chigan MAKER S ,,.. , 'K xv JS- wx 2 9,4 if -aff' Sw y, , w 1 ivfm 55 SEA , . 6 ,sz 5' Q as ff 45:35 Y' Zig, Q vi' ,aj QW ' 1, 4 ,, Q 'fa 4 -V Q W- me ,. 1-1. ' ' - 1- - - I ..,.. . . .LOW PRICES EVERY DAY' HOME-OWNED The Friendly Place to Trade CO OPERATION GETS RESULTS FOR BEST RESULTS SEE YOUR N A S L L E O P E I V E ELEVATOR ASSOCIATION PHONE 2211 NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN Y N E B O S V Phone 2 5 3 1 VFRMONTVILLE MICHIGAN HIGH QUALITY PRODUCTS DEPENDABLE SERVICE SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 VERMONTVILLE MICHIGAN M P M E N T H E O M P A PHONE 3731 VERMONTVILLE, MICHIGAN H V I CO - R A T W A J O R T H L E X E N ' S V A R I E T Y S T O R E C O L I T S OF C I T I Z E N S E L E V A T O R C N Y VAN SICKLE MOTOR SALES SALES FORD Bumping and Paintlng CHEVROLET FO!LER'S INC CHARLOTTE G E Appliances Goodyear TIFGS COMPLIMENTS COMMUNITY OIL COAPANY CHARLOTTE SURINE MOTOR SALES Dodge Plymouth Sales k SGPVICS 138 South Washington CHARLOTTE, MICHIGAN SERVICE OLWSMOBTLE Reolacewent Darts MICHIGAN Telephone 26 S E A O U and A H WIETZKE 620 West Harris Phone 266 CHARLOTTE, MICHIGAN R A N C A N Y PHONE 3h6l VERMONTVILLE MICHIGAN SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 THE VERMONTVILLE LOCKER SERVICE VERMONTVILLE MICHIGAN COMPLIMENTS TEBE TEMAN County Clerk and Register of Deeds CHARLOTTE MICHIGAN R O C R E G R E E N H S E R.A. . . C O M P L I M E N T S OF D A L L L U M B E R O M P PARK SHOP SAVE FELDPAUSH FOOD CENTER WHERE BETTER FOODS COST LESS HASTINGS MICHIGAN Good Luck to the Class of 1951 COMPLIMENTS OF SEARS ORDER OFFICE PHONE 1670 227 S COCHRAN Nashville Neil Mc Laughlln D D S Michigan PACKARD'S FURNITURE STORE CHARLOTTE MICHIGAN CHARLOTTE, MICHIFAN PHONE 32g O Don's Cleaners Keihl Hardware Charlotte, Michigan Nashv1lle, M1chigan Phone 3331 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN'III'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII A A-I U A I Compliments f COMPLIMENTS OF LLOYD J. EATON AUCTIONEERING LYNDS MARKET REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 21L2 PHONE A016 CHARLOTTE MICHIGAN VERMONTVILLE WEILER MOTOR CO MASSEY HARRIS NEW HOLLAND E H CLEANERS JAMEBWAY BARN EQUIPMENT KARL DICK 'BEST OF SERVICE' miles east of Vermontville PHONE A221 PHONE Zhll NASHVILLP VITALE k SONS MAC'S GROCERY strive to satnsfy and save you FULL LINE OF GROCERIES HONEY Now at new location, 1 door North of COLD MEATS The Eaton Theatre Phone 66 231 S Cochran Street VERMONTVILLE MICHIFAN PHONE 9061 GOOD LUCK TO THE COM LIMENTS OF CLASS OF '51 CHILDS HARDWARE TRUMBLES TAVERN VERMONTVILLE MICHIGAN GENERAL HARDWARE VERMONTVILLE MICHIGAN PLUMBING AND SUPPLIES ' J 25 We 1 AND ' 1 - CHARLOTTE MICHIGAN 1 OUR HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1951 S H When you need Automobile, fire and ex tended coverage Windstorm Insurance see I represent some of the oldest and largest companies in the field I Adjustments promptly made and said It pays to deal with a local agent who can look after your interest A L BARNINGHAM LOCALIAGENT 2L3 East Main Street Telephone 3851 SEITZ GARAGE AND AUTO PARTS VERMONTVILLE MICHIGAN W1nter King Batteries Riverside Tires and Tubes PHONE 2381 COMPLIM NTS OF BARBER STATE BANK VERMONTVILLE MICHIGAN PHONE 3921 COMPLIM NTS OF FURNISS AND DOUSE COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR FERGUSON DFALER PRESCOTT MOTDR SALES VERNONTVILLE MICHICAN COWPLIMENTS OF MC PHILLIPS PHARMACY VERMONTVILLE PHONE 33Ll LOVELL IMPLEMENT COMPANY ARBY GORDON Mc Cormic' UeerIng Sales A Service THE FRIENDLY REXALL STORE International Trucks DRUGS JEWELRY EASTMAN KODAKS Genuine I H Parts WALLPAPER DUPONT PAINTS GIFTS G00dYeaP Farm Tires NASHVILLE Phone 3531 Vermontville me. AND ' A R D F U N E R A L O M E --AUTHORIZED DEALER-- CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES DR R A R NN TO THE CLASS OF 1951 and DR BETTY J WRIGHT C O P E S H VETERINARIANS PHONE 5h31 NASHVILLE CHARLOTTE MICHIGAN 233 N Main St CLASS of 1951 JOHN DEERE IMPLEMFNTS SUNFIELD MICHIFAN THE VERMONTVILLE ECHO COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF C J BETTS MI LADY SHOP NASHVILLE MICHIGAN NASHVILLE MICHIGAN PLUMBING AND HEATING PHONE LL21 SPEED EQUIPMENT BODY CUSTOMIZING PHONE 2521 ERBIE ZEMKE O C I A . . R I E ' S S T O P GOOD LUCK TO THE WELCH HARDWARE THE VOMBERG COMPANY CHARLOTTE, MICHIGAN HAROLD F SMITH CLOTHING FURNISHINGS and SHOES CHARLOTTE, MICHIGAN SUCCESS TO THE CLASS 1951 L D KELSEY D O VERMONTVILLE MICHIGAN COMPLIMENTS OF MC KERCHER DRUGS NASHVILLE MICHIGAN D E A CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1951 A R K E COMPLIMENTS WRICHTS JEWELRY AND CIFT STORE CHARLOTTE MICHIGAN LAWRENCE P OT O CONPLIIENPS OF MUIGLR HARDWARP CO OLUSLhAD'S CONFLL IONFRV BILL AND MARX OL S PAD IC CRTAMYCAPDIESWFOBACCOS NASHVILLE IICHICAN N ' S S U P E R M A A . , . T OF ,.. . . G. . . . L' . CHARLOTTE, MICHIGAN Y ' :. 'rg COMPLIMENTS OF MORRIS' 5 and 10 Charlotte Mlchigan AN APPRECIATED CONTRIBUTION FR M YOUNG'S JEWELRY CHARLOTTE MICHIGAN J J NEUBERRY CO CHARLOTTE MICHIGAN HEALTH is the highest form JERROID'S MEN'S AND LADIES WEAR CHARLOTTE MICHIGAN COMPLIMENTS KATE'S BEAUTY SHOP VERMONTVILLE MICHIGAN ll5 Warren Ave Leonard Products Charlotte Michigan Complements of Riverside Feed Mill WEALTH Seeds grains feeds fertilizer Nashville Dairy and coal Phone 2b51 Custom grinding and mixing Wayne Feeds Dial A7101 Nashville , Michigan MAPES FURNITURE SUNFIELD, MICHIGAN -W-..-...F THE H E OF GOOD FURNITURE WE WISH T0 EXPRESS OUT APPRECIATION TO ALL WHO HAVE HELPED TO MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE COMPLIMENTS WAGNER R LOUCKS OIL CO. of aww on LYNDON STUDIO PHOTOS nun: nscmalm . ...um .V f 2ff SI Cl


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