Vermontville High School - Verhian Yearbook (Vermontville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1952 volume:

f FOREWORD In publishlng this book we wlsh to preserve the thoughts and events which took place durlng our school career Although we real1ze that all good thlngs must come to an end, it is, at the same time, d1ff1cult to leave the school we have learned to love Our task 15 ac complished 1f this book w1ll a1d 1D v1v ldly recalllng to mlnd 1n later years memories of happy, profitable hours spent at Vermontville High. DEDICA T10 DEDICA TION To Mrs Montgomery for guidlng us in our senior year, for directlng our senior play, for her willlngness to help us in each endeavor and class progect, and for her enduring patience, we, the senior class of 1952, do dedicate this edltion of Memoirs. . O - . . - ADlVllYlI77?A770 'N Q T KX ,-.1 1 5 7 V P 4 ' f X I . 'QF f x 1 ff X X xv: N: ERINTEIIDEII1' PRINCIPAL Titus Wllt Carl Brautigam Master of Arts Master of Arts Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Arts Social Stud1es History BUARD UF EDUCA TIUN CLeft to righti. Willlam Barnlngham, Presldent, Curtls Rockafeller, Trusteeg Dr. Neil McLaughlin, Treasurerg Reinhart Zemke, Trusteeg C. William Hill, Secretary. ELEMENTARY TEACHERS First Row lseatedlz Zela Cortright, Iva Reed, Vera Wheaton, Lucille Todd Ava Kr oger. Second Row: Florence Smuts, Velma DeMond, Theda Wilt, Iva Weiler, Eva Kalnback. Gertrude Montgomery Bachelor of Arts Engllsh, Hlstory Music Mlldred Farth1ng Bachelor of Sclence Homemak1ng Jeanette Snyder is WN Master of Science in Ed Bachelor of Science 1n Ed Bachelor of Arts Busln ss Educ Fred Rydholm Bachelor of Arts Science, Asslstant Coach Lo1s Silvernall Bachelor of Arts Spanish, 7th Grade FACULTY Cla ence Humphreys Bachelor of Arts Jennle Boyd Bachelor of Arts bclence, Mathematlcs Dorothy Carpenter Bachelor of Arts English Robert Gellna Bachelor of DCIQHCS Coach, shop alk 3 Donald Packer Bachelor of SCIGDCG AgP1CUlCUP6 , I' A , A CfB?i :rh ,A . - . - A vl , ' 011 ' .,,. - VWMWF 57m ' N 4.15, V ' fs I FIYIORJ Y 'S my .... -- 1 V ,, g CARROLL WELLS 'As love increases, wisdom diminishes, let me be wise ' F F A l,2,3,h Basketball ,2 Student Council 3, Senior Play IEE M E. PRESIDENT SHARON DEAN 'An irresistible traveler on the road to fun ' Basketball 1,2 Class Officer 0 FHA 1,2 K Cheerleader , Paper Staff 2,3 b Debate 2, Student Council 3 Junior Play Senior Play Speech Contest l,2,3,h Band 1,2 1,5 VICE PRESIDENT Annual Staff AUDREY LIGHTNER 'It's better to wear out than to rust out W Sunfleld Band Glee Club Library F H A Speech Contest Class Officer Student Council Dramatlcs Club Junlor Play Senior Play Paper Staff Annual Staff Basketball I 2, 1121 1.2. 1 2, 1, 2, 2 3 L f SECRETARY 2 L 'f Princ1pal's Secretary L SHIRLEY CRAIG 'Ever loyal ever true, to do the task she has to do.' Webberville 1,2 Band 1,2 Glee Club 1 Basketball 1,2 F.H.A. 2,3 Class Officer 1,2, L Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Office Work 3,L Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Glee Club 1,2 TREASURER . ' ' . . . 1 I+ Class officer Z 't il 1, 3 R Se 3' 0 Ss 3 I' s ' A+ of ' 1 3 3 ,L 3 3 . . . , 3, 3 1, 1+ . 2 9 U . 3 1+ 1+ 1' If f,. ,I,,- In L , 4 'X ,Q K' gtg vw- g.,,,, ,f Tie' 5 ilikf rwmSZ:3f24m1h54f 51,111 M3955 :QM KAY ARNTSON 'A jewel in the sombre setting.' Glee Club 2 Cheerleader 1 F.H.A. 1,2 Student Council l Senior Play A Annual Staff A Library 3 Speech Contest 1 JANICE BENNETT NA miss as good as her smile.W Glee Club Basnetball 1,2 F H A Library Speech Contest ,2 Junior Play ROXANA BENTON 'A flash of color, one deep sigh, then you'l1 know Roxana went by W Speech Contest 1,2,3 F H A 1, Glee Club 1, Library Basketball 1, Paper Staff , Debate Senior Play Annual Staff DONALD BEYSTRUM WHe may be a big gun in school, but he is an awfully small bang that goes home Basketball Student Council l Speech Contest Junior Play Senior Play F F A ,aff as? eww . .N PHYLLIS BARNEY 'A giggle, a smile, a twist of the nose, a flash of red, and there she goes.W Dimondale 1,2 Band l,2,3,h Library 2 Junior Play 3 Senior Play A STANLEY CARTER 'Every man comes into the world for something F F A , Baseball g QUQF imma X 5e QY-ag y 1,2 . . . 1,2 .LJ , 1 3 . as e 5-I K ' ' I O O 2 2 3 A 2 h , '+ - 719, ,A k -- -1, e e e 3 A' e ',A 1 SgEE,1 e-',n . VE: 0 D Lg . yfi1 by - A 1 2 ,ELA , waged fQff?Q 'T ff QA Wiggiig ' ' ' 3 Q MAGDALEN MAHAR 'If work interferes with pleasure, cut out the work.' Glee Club 1,2 F.H.A. 1,2 Paper Staff 3 ,I+ Junior Play 3 Senior Play L Basketball 1,2 Speech Contest 3,L Annual Staff b RICHARD MYERS 'There are lOl ways to win a woman.W Class Officer 2,3 F.F.A. l,2,3,h BERNARD OMMEN 'A day in the coun- try is worth a month in town.' Pattengill l Lansing Eastern 2 F.F.A. 2,3,L Junior Play 3 Senior Play A DOUGLAS STEWARD WWhat a cute little baby he must have been. Football 3,b Baseball l,2,3,b Basketball l,2,3,L F.F.A. 1,2 Junior Play 3 Senior Play L Class Officer l,2,3 Track 2, A ef Mr RUTH MIX 'Has a mind of her own but not a heart, someone stole that.' Glee Club 1,2 F.H.A. 1,2 Basketball 1,2 Paper Staff 4 Class officer 1 EDWARD PICKELL 'I'm sorry, I have only one life to give to my schoo1.' Mason 1 Springport 1,2,3 Class Officer 2,3 Band l,2,3,L Chorus 1, 3,h Student Council 3,h Annual Staff 3,h Paper Staff 2,3,L Junior Play 3 Senior Play A ck 6 REX DEBAR YVONNE FAUST WA rainbow to the storms of life.' Speech Contest l 3 Junior Play If I m not for my JOANN JANOUSEK lf h ill b igon' W O W e or 'If I shoot at the sun, I may it Basketball Star ' Baseball , Band F H A , Junior Play Glee Club n DONNA JEANNE LOVELL 'Although we grant she has much wit, she is very shy of using lt Band l,2,3,l+ Class Officer F H A l,2,3 Junior Play Office Work Debate Cheerleader Paper Staff Junior Play Student Council Basketball Library l,2,3 Speech Contest MARY ALICE KROGER 'Her thoughts are where her hero 15 Band Glee Club Cheerleader F H A ,2 1,2 1.2,3,4 Paper Staff , Student Council 3, Senior Play Basketball Annual Staff ga PATRICIA LYND WA m1nd l1ke a good hotel, open year around ' Band Glee Club Basketball F H A Senior Play Speech Contest 1,2 ,2 1,2 1 tlflt LARRY TODD 'Never let a side lf W, show interfere with 0 ' ' ' hiv .rns..,.,. STANLEY TRUMBLE WThe man that blush es is not quite a brut Football Baseball Basketball Class Officer Band Junlor Play Student Counc1l Track Speech Contest 3, 1,2. 192:31 ELSIE WOLEVER 'Always murmuring like babbling brook W Band ,2, F H A 1,2,3,L Debate Glee Club Speech Contest QQ' F.F.A. the circus.' Basketball Band 1,2 1.2.g,l+ 1,2,3,b Junior Play Senior Play L Speech Contest l,2,3 ein A h L LARRY TOWNSEND 'All that I have learned I've forgotten and all that I know I've guessed at W F F A 3 Jun1or Play EDNA WALSH 'Spritely as a patter of elfin feet W Library Basketball F H A Speech Contest l JEANNE WRISLEY 'I will find a way or make one ' FHA 1,2 w 1,wn -sis Q 1? bi f's.1 A CLASS WILL We, worthy members of the class of 1952, being in possession of sound minds in sound bodies and being deeply cognizant of the fact that our days of drifting down the river of Time are soon to be brought to an abrupt culmination and we shall be forced to paddle our own canoes, do solemnly and reverently set our hands and seals to the following disposition of our cherished and respected possessions: Pat Lynd wills her jolly outlook on life to Julia Husman. We hope Julia uses it as well as Pat did. Shirley Craig and Larry Todd will their seat for two in study hall to Carla Dean and Stanley Foltz. Elsie Wolever wills her books to Elouise Childs. We hope her arms don't wear out for that will be quite a load. JoAnn Janousek wills her engagement ring to Pat Foote, so she and Ken will be engaged. Doug Steward wills his height in basketball to Merle Martin. We hope Merle uses it as well as Doug did. Carroll Wells wills his ability of speaking to Bruce Benedict. We hear that Bruce has a pretty good start though. Phyllis Barney wills her quiet way to Jean Bartholomew. Mary Kroger wills her abilit to do bookkeepin to Virginia Briggs She hopes Virginia will e able to do it we l next year Don Beystrum wills his loudness to Dale Cook Don has some t spare and Dale, we feel, can handle it Bud Ommen wills some of his muscles to Donald Wellman, Don could use some, and we don't think Bud will miss them Dick Myers wills his way with women to Archie Hosey, as we think Archie is a little bashful Sharon Dean wills her way with teachers to Mary Bulling Mary needs to take advantage of this Larry Townsend wills his car to Douglas Faust Now maybe Doug can get himself a girl Ruth Mix wills her desk in study hall where you always see her studying to Doris Wilbur We know the desk will never miss Ruth Kay Arntson wills all her old excuses to Joyce Franks an Jane Newman, as we know they will be in plenty of use Roxana Benton wills her giggle to Joanne Joppie to take care Stanley Trumble wills his ability for dancing to Jim Mix, as Jim likes dancing, and we hear he's an Arthur Murray already Jeanne Wrisley wills her levis to Kathleen Shumaker, as we think she'd look cute in them and they won't wear out as quickly Edward Pickell wills his ability to beat the drums to Bryce Mac Donald, who used to be in the drum section Donna Jeanne Lovell wills her office personality to Wanda Bennett who would Just fill Donna Jeanne's place Magdalen Mahar wills her peach and cream pierced ears to Shirley Miller Shirley will then be able to wear her sister's earrings Janice Bennett wills her 'hunting vacation' to any junior who interested in hunting, do you want it Wilma or Maxine? Yvonre Faust bequeaths her bookkeeping workbook to Ferona Mix is slightly shopworn, but it has some good points Rex DeBar gives all his methods of hitchhiking to Ray Thompson case he takes to the open road Stanley Carter wills his desk in homeroom, etchings and all, William Hosey Edna Walsh and Audrey Lightner turn over their battered typewrhers to any Junior who takes typing 1-L1 1 ffyf . K E . . O l O 88 . . of. . . o . . . . . . ' . It 1 1 1 . . Q a . - . J Class Memories ' Rm A IR 1 . w Motto: WThe Timber Lies Before Us, Let Us Build.' fy Colors: Maroon and White Flower: White Rose Song: WSomething To Remember You Byn 'HARBOR OF HAPPY MEMORIES' CFirst verse from Tennyson Browning! Grow old along with me, the best is yet to be, To follow knowledge like a slnking star Beyond the utmost bound of human thought, Where friendship is as pure as gold, And kindness can't be bought As we set our course into a mighty ocean, Filled with love, hatred, S8CP1f1C8 and devotion Let us set astern and meet the foamy waves, Of hope, generosity, cr1ticism and praise A beacon that shlnes from the heavens above 18 our Lighthouse gleamlng with God's great love It gU1deS And keeps As we the To go our Our happy us away from grief and strlfe us on the road of l1fe students of '52 leave the sea of learnln separate ways, we shall always remember school days Roxana Benton Eddie Pickell Baccalaureate May 18 Graduation May 22 X5 All fu vs f My Q dgvwanndl ' gl 'X B-, B B my N , fig 4.i'4'j' R, CLASS HISTURY Going into high school all Na-flutter,W our uncontrollable class awaited the big tradition of initiation. With Mrs. Olson as our adviser, we elected class officers. They were Sharon Dean, president, Douglas Steward, vice-presidentgStanley Trumble, secretary, Ruth Ddar, treasurer In November, we sponsered two dances, One of them being the original twirp dance New to the class this year was Tom Heath, while losing Ed Foote, Tom Heath, and Gaynell Wonser In the fall of l9L9, the loudest class in school roared into the tenth grade, just Ndyingn to initiate the poor little freshmen The twirp dance was held November 5 During the year additions to the class were Audrey Lightner, Shirley Craig, Bernard Ommen, and Don Whittington, Students who left the class for the year were Don Whittington, William Huss, and Bud Trowbridge Class officers were Richard Myers, president, Douglas Steward, vice-president, Donna Jeanne Lovell, secretary, and Stanley Trumble, treasurer Mr Sleater was our adviser September of 1950 brought the loud class back a little more quiet, counting the days before our class rings would arrive Realizing the treasurer must have a job, the magazine sales were a big help The officers of the year were the same as the previous year and Mr Sleater still was our adviser The twirp dance was held on November ll, with the NRodriguez Boysn for music New members to the class were Phyllis Barney, and Eddie Pickell, while we lost Beverly Zemke, who went directly to the senior class With the second semester well along, the play cast was chosen and presentgd the exciting three-act comedy called January Thaw held on March l Careful planning on the part of the whole class of 33 Juniors made the Junior Senior Banquet a success on May 18 WHeading for the last round up,W the sophisticated seniors entered for the conclusion of the ood days enrolling 30 students, having lost Jim Briggs, Bonnie iShance Wright, and June Hampton The officers we elected were Carroll Wells, president, Sharon Dean, vice president, Audrey Lightner, secretary, Shirley Craig, treasurer Our adviser was Mrs Montgomery On the last day of October, we, the seniors, occupied the mirrors in the school, 'primpingn to have our pictures taken Christmas card sales were in full swing for the month of November adding to our treasury The three act play of We Shook The Family Tree Soon after Christmas vacation, we measured for caps and gowns Then we ordered invitations and name cards The main money problem for us was the Senior Trip We plan to go by train to Washington D C , and New York, leaving May 26 Skip day was planned to be spent in Hawaii, for more reasons than one After skip day, we played a money making scene at the Syrup Festival, holding a stand and running a parking lot With graduation drawing near, 28 anxious seniors, Kwe lost Louise KPr1ddyD Baker and Shirley Wiser during the first semester! could talk of nothing but hay 22 Of all the hardships of the class, deep down each and every one of us has enjoyed and will always remember the A best years of our lives of high school Upon leaving we wish all senior classes of the future the best of luck in every way and manner l . O 0 . D - ? - . O . C 0 u D I , was presented November l. T T r ' . . , . . Q CLASS GIFTJI TUR Y Since Larry Todd liked basketball so well, but quit, we give h1m thls basketball so he can have one of his own To JoAnn Janousek we give this paid up account of 8500 to Gary Reed's Garage for repalrs on her car To Ruth M1x we give a blue print for her house, so that she won't have to draw one when she builds her new home To Donna Jeanne Lovell whose motto 15 WI'm bashful but coax me a l1ttle b1t,N we g1ve a book on MODERN ROMANCE To Carroll Wells we give this fish net to catch the girl of his dreams To Larry Townsend,who 13 always late for every thing, we give h1m this watch hoping he'll make good use of lt To Elsle Wolever we g1ve th1s record of all WE W because she says she has never had one Slnce Bud Ommen always sees the Llghtner s1de of l1fe we g1ve h1m this llght bulb so he can keep seelng lt To Rex DeBar, who must have qulte a Job try1ng to keep that wave 1n place, we g1ve these bobby plns To Yvonne Faust, who w1ll go far, we g1ve th1s song WFar Away Places W To Nary Kroger we give th1s photograph of Nashvllle, o she won't have to plcture lt 1n her m1nd To Shlrley Cralg who wants to be a stenographer, we g1Ve thls pad, but lt can be used for a reclpe book too To Pat Lynd we g1ve th1s hat, so she can put lt on the next t1me she blows her top As they say, Wstill water runs deep,W we g1ve Stanley Carter th1s distllled water Because Eddie P1ckell is always so pollte we g1ve h1m th1s box of thumb tacks to see 1f he can't be tempted Richard Nyers often thlnks of h1mself as God's g1ft to women, we are g1v1ng h1m some pinups to amuse him To Roxana Benton we g1ve this cook book so that she won't have to buy one To Janice Bennett,because she 1S so quiet we g1ve her th1s rattle box It's also for future use To Audrey Llghtner, because she is the brlght llght of our class, we g1ve this star To Phyllls Barney we g1ve a box of color rlnse, so that she might always have that br1ght red hair To Jeanne Nrisley we g1ve th1s box of nbeaus, so that she may have a change To Stub Trumble we g1ve thls toupee, so he may have a change of halr style To Magdalen Mahar, who was brave enough to have her ears p1erced, we give th1s palr of earrlngs To Sharon Dean, who will undoubtedly own a grocery store some day we g1V6 this book on salesmanship h S1nce Kay Arntson's favorite pastlme 1S drlnking coffee, we g1ve er a pound of coffee To Edna Walsh we g1ve th1s pair of levis, so she won't run out To Don Beystrum we g1ve this car, so he'll have one of h1s own. . . . , 10 U n 5 o , n To Douglas Steward we give this ladder, so he may touch the moon. A . ' S . ' . , . . . A . . . so . , . . 1 - - ' n CLASS PRUPIIFCY Don Beystrum is in Uncle Sam's Army and on the s1de lines is a Butler for President Truman Larry Todd has finally earned enough money for one of those neat looking 1959 Fords Shlrley Craig is now a busy housewlfe wlth a pa1r of twlns Toddling along at her side JoAnn Janousek and Eldon have taken over the McPhillips Drug Store and are dolng a lot of soda Jerking' for the school kids including their own three Yvonne Faust is now secretary to Governor Williams and is well known throughout the Capitol Slnce D1ck Myers was so popular w1th g1rls when he was in high school, he 13 now 1n an approprlate p0S1t1Oh he's the dr1ver's tralning lnstructor for women at Woodland and Lake Odessa high school Doug Steward has recently been elected president of the UMidgets of Amerlca U He 1S teaching them his secret formula of ga1n1ng he1ght Arthur Murray's place as number one dance instructor of the U S A has been taken over by Stanley Trumble Woody Herman and h1s clarlnet have been replaced by a new star, Audrey Llghtner Talk about shock' Remember how Mary Kroger planned to be marrled in high school? Don't know the particulars, but she's an old ma1d and Just wrote a new version on 'How To Get Along Alone In Life U Rex DeBar has a new theme song, 'Tangerlne You see he's a b1g Sharon Dean's gournal1sm career has been successful She now has her own column, NHIHCS On How To Run A Grocery Store Elsie Wolever has recently chr1stened her flrst ch1ld The name is a favorlte of hers Titus Due to Carroll Well's abllity at progressive farmlng, he has developed a process wherebv h1s cows not only produce m1lk, but also cream already whlpped Maggie Mahar has l1ked Fords for some t1me now, and we see she has her own Ford Hot Rod Shop in California Kay Arntson is chief receptionist at the Sparrow Hospital ln Lanslng and on the s1de is keeping house for the head doctor, who 1S a Vermontvllle boy h1mself Roxana Benton is a very busy little housekeeper and mother of three They say when her kids get out of hand, she Just Mulls them over Pat Lynd was always the Jolly person of the class She has taken Kate Smith's place as the laughing lady on T V Remember the deer hunter in our class? In the ECHO the other day headllnes revealed that Janice Bennett bagged a 300 pound dear Flash' Phyllis Barney is head pitcher for the Red Headed Basebal Women's League in New York Ruth Mix has moved to Nevada now and has a lovely ranch type home with 500 horses on this dude ranch and one dude, her husband Bud Ommen now owns his own farm outside the city llmits and looking on the Lightner side of life Edna Walsh possesses a large herd of horses and is llving 1n Texas while that certain someone looks on Larry Townsend now has his own Junk yard for old Fords Jeanne Wrisley is a model of Hopalong Cassldy styles in her own shop in Ch1cago Stanlev Carter has finally given up his Fords and 1S a chauffeur, driving Cadillacs for the socialites in California Donna Jeanne Lovell has taken up flying and is about to attempt an around the world flight in a rocket Shlp Eddie Pickell has his Masters Degree in foreign languages from the University of Michigan and is married to the Dean's daughter, who has a language of her own when she gets mad at Eddie O I O . N -. O . . . . . . . I Q I C l l n 0 ' O , . .W . fruit grower in--you've guessed it--Florida. 1 . n . O . . . . . O O O O ' is I O ' e , I 1 1 . . I ww N fm inns 1 5 fmfw 1 I l ' . i ' Ill ' l 2 f I 1111414111111 2: Q rlftllhm 4 Hmmm v, wnlan 45 11111111114 , Y - --1f-'- '- Yr-rf' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' vw' H Y JUNIUR 6 L A SS First Row Kseatedl Wilma Hosey, Ferona M1x, Joan Lamle, Mary Bulling, Doris Wlllbur, Carla Dean, Pat Foote, Wanda Bennett, Sh1rley M1ller, Robert Gelina, CAdviserl Second Row Joyce Frank, Joanne Jopp1e, Merle Mart1n, Archie Hosey, Kathleen Shumaker, W1ll1am Hosey, Eloulse Childs, Jean Bartholomew, Vlrglnia Briggs, Maxlne Harmon Th1rd Row Sally Lesl1e, Stanley Foltz, Bryce MacDonald, Douglas Faust, J1m M1x, Dale Cook, Don Wellman, Beverly Beardslee, Jane Newman, Jul1a Husman SUPIIUMURE CLASS A F H A My A Biff? First Row lseatedi Helen Parmly, Elalne Sh'-lm 'Julia Smuts, Louis Goodenough, Dawn Janousek, Lois Makely, Ella Bennett, Bonnie Miller Second Row Lillian Christman, Leo Trumble, Joe Marshall, Phil Gaedert, Lynwood Benton, David Mix, Helen Gardner, Molly Hall, Marilyn Kroger, Miss Boyd Kadviserl Third Row Donald Shoup, Boyd Woodbury, Jim Rathburni Bob Steward, Herbert Hlllard, Bob Lynd, Kelth Moore, oger Hosey, Elon Baker Not Pictured Merial Benedict, Betty Harvey FRFSIIMAN CLASS First Rowlseatedi Benny Dove, Larry Weller, Ruth Nohlsche1d, Nancy Wr1sley, Connie Thrun, Gary Janousek, Anna Marcum Dalean Thomas, Ronn1e Moran, John Wohlsche1d becond Row Andy Austln, Betty Norrls, Joyce Thompson, Connle Woodard Marlene Faust, Janet Hokanson, Yvonne Sauders, Bob Gousey, Mlke Newman, Mr HumphreysCAdv1serJ Th1rd Row Faith Walters, Ann Tubbs, LeRoy Hummel, Allen Eaton, Bernard Booyinga, Bruce Malcuit, Kendall Lovell, Lowell Steward, Davld W1lt, Raymond DeBar, Phyllis Beardslee, Cordelia Foote Not P1ctured Don Thompson, Yvonne Harwood FAMOUS SAYINGS WI don't know where I'm going, but I'm on my way Columbus eep the home flres burning W Nero WThe first hundred years are the hardest W Methusalah reat 'em rough W Henry VIII 'Keep your shirt on.'--Queen Elizabeth Don't lose your head.'--Queen Mary WThe bigger they are the harder they fall.'--David 'You can't keep a good man down.'--Jonah 'I'm strong for you, Kid.W--Samson Trowbrldge, Margaret Lynd, Joan Hunt, Nancy M1x JUNIUR HIGH 8th Grade First Row Kseatedl Cec11 Valdlck Loulse Barney, Lo1s Gearhart, Mar1lyn Wlser, MBUFICS Wells, Mary Davls, Joe Zakshesky, Nancy Eastman, Nyle Roberts, Ruth Flory Second Row Carol Eaton, Allce Harmon Janlce Alnsworth, Margaret Newman, Bill Householder, Townsend, Charles wells, oharon Phyllls Foote, Duane Cook, Don Gwenlth Goodenough, Al1ce Wrlsley, Rydholm fAdV1S9F, Th1rd Row Della Freeman, John Mlller, Mead, Nancy He1nze, John Harrls, Ames, Roger McKee, Terry DeZwaan, Llnda steward, Janet Myers, Judy Brlggs, Hummel, Jean Moran bhlrlee Barrett, Fred Rose , B111 Edwln Eleanor DeBolt, Charles Conner Robert Thomas, Not P1ctured Norvel Bosworth, Douglas Love, Lowell Mead, Carole Gehman B111 Hill 7th Grade Flrst Row Cseatedl Joe Gorodenskl, Joanne Rounds, Barbara Plckell, Mary Mahar, Joe Brlggs, Larry MacDonald, Sherman Wolever, Angellne Zakshesky, Maxlne Thompnlns, Cllnton Harmon Second Row Rosalle Ditchfield, Stanley Eastman, Vern Reed Donna Crane,Carolyn VanNeste,Dawn Howard,Harold Thompson, Larry Dale, Douglas Janousek, Robert Gardner Thlrd Row L1nda Halsey, sandra Wells, John Husman, Dale Mary Shetenhelm, Rlchard Wells, Dewey Hummel, Robert McDonald, Margaret McLaughl1n, Mary Hosey, Kathaleen Ballard, Lester Woodbury Not Pictured Alice Flneout, Mrs Sllvernall CAdv1serJ : . . , . , . x o , u u . . l . , Collier, John Higdon, Cynthia Eastman, Nora Mahar, Joyce F 5 is 'V Q' E5 A C'7'lVl7'lE'f YEARBOUII STAFF Flrst Row fseatedl Shirley Cralg Jo Ann Janousek, Audrey Llghtner, Mrs Snyder fAdVlS6P Edd1e Plckell Second Row Ruth Mlx Maggle Mahar, Kay Arntson, Carroll Wells, Doug Steward, Mary Kroger, Sharon Dean, Roxana Benton, Elsle Wolever EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER SPORTS EDITORS FEATURES udrey L1ghtner Shlrley Cra1g Edward Plckell Douglas Steward Roxana Benton Magdalen Mahar Kay Arntson Mary Kroger Sharon Dean Ruth Mix JoAnn Janousek ADVLRTISING Carroll wells Elsie Wolever with pr1de the Ed1tors, together w1th the rest of the Annual Staff and their advlser, Mrs Snyder, present you with this 1952 MEMOIRS of Vermontville High School It represents a combination of hard work and perseverance on the part of each member of the staff If it sat1sf1es you, not one of us will regret the efforts expended on it SCIIUUL NEWSPAPER First Row iseatedl Sharon Dean, Magdalen Mahar, Jean Bartholomew Joanne Jopple Mary Kroger, Eddle Plckell, Roxana Benton, Ann Tubbs, Wanda Bennett, Joan Lamie Second Row Wilma Hosey, JoAnn Janousek Ruth MIX, Carla Dean, Kay Arntson, Kathleen Shumaker, Jane Newman, FIOUISS Chllds, Julla Husman, Maxlne Harmon, Shlrley Crai , Audre Lightner, Ferona M1x,Shirley M1ller, Mrs Snyder, Advlser EDITOR IN CHIEF MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION EDITOR PRINT EDITORS SPORT EDITOR EXCHANGE EDITOR TYPIbTb REPORTERS Wanda Bennett Elouise Ch11dS Carla Dean Max1ne Harmon Wxlma Hosey JoAnn Janousek Marilyn Kroger Jul1a Husman Mary Kroger Edward P1ckell Magdalen Mahar Joanne Joppie Jean Bartholomew Roxana Benton Ann Tubbs Typlng II Class Joan Lamie Lo1s Makely Jane Newman Audrey L1ghtner Carroll Wells Kathleen Shumaker Kay Arntson Shlrley M1ller Ferona M1x ADVISER Mrs Snyder SENIUR PLAY Flrst Row Kseatedl Larry Todd, Don Beystrum, Dou Steward Carroll Wells, Eddle Plckell, Mrs Montgomery, ?D1P8CtOF Second Row Audrey Llghtner, Phyllls Barney, Kay Arntson, Roxana Benton, Magdalen Mahar,Mary Kroger, Sh1r1ey Cralg WE SHOOK THE FAMILY TREE This sparkling, hilarious, three act play is about Hildegarde Dolson, who was desperately anxious to attract the attent1on of some eliglble senior for the big dance She won the school debate, but the only boy she was able to interest was Freddle Shermer, who wore knickers After she got her father in trouble at the bank where he worked and distributed her parents' love letters to the ne1ghbor's, she went to the dance with Freddie, who finally got some long pants CAST OF CHARACTERS Hildegard Dolson Mary Alice Kroger Mr Dolson Sally Dolson J1mmy Dolson Bob Dolson Paige Mason Ellie Mae Jill Freddie Shermer Mr Shermer Mrs Shermer Carroll Wells Shirley Craig Don Beystrum Eddie Pickell Audrey Lightner Phyllis Barney Roxana Benton Larry Todd Douglas Steward Kay Arntson Mrs. Dolson : Z . . : I Magdalen Mahar DRAMA TIC 6l ll8 Flrst Row Cseatedl Mrs Carpenter CAdv1serJ, MGXIHE Harmon, Dor1s W1lbur, Wllma Hosey, Joan Lamle Second Row Wanda Bennett, Molly Hall, Eloulse Childs, Helen Gardner, Marlene Faust, Ruth Wohlscheld 6155 CLUB an ' 'J f' Front Row Joan Lam1e, Connle Thrun, Joyce Thompson, Ann Tubbs, Mr Humphreys, Clnstructorl, Janet Hokanson, Carla Dean, Anna Marcum Back Row Connle Woodard, Maxine Harmon, Joanne Joppie, Ray DeBar, Eddie Plckell, David Wilt, Phyllis Beardslee, Jean Bartholmew '11 , xg, I' if? r , ' .7 Y 5 p . ' . . P . L W - ' . 0 I U 0 I . . . I ,l ,. 10 fl 'wha V' -A 4' ,, ,K K L I ' ' 5- 4 V f, ' , . ' iw . ' . -, . . . . . I C . . . . O STUDENT 60011611 FITSU Row Kseatedl. Bob MacDonald,Dawn Howard, Connie Thrun, Carroll Wells, Audrey Lightner, nddie Pickell, Jo Ann Janousek, Ruth Flory, Maurice Wells Second Row Mrs Montgomery, CFaculty Adviserl, nlouise Childs, Leo Trumble, Bryce MacDonald, Bruce Malcuit, Mr Rydholm KFaculty Adviserl, Lynwood Benton, Stanley Trumble, Mary Kroger, Mr Wilt, fFaculty Adviserl LIBRARY STAFF First Row fseatedl Shirley Miller, Nancy Wr1sley, Connle Thrun, Anna Marcum, Dalean Thomas, Ferona Mix Second Row Dawn Janousek, Molly Hall, Eloulse Childs Mrs Allen KLibrarianJ Connle Woodard, Ann Tubbs, Julla Husman ' . ,- F V . H . . . . ' 1 I C JJJHQIXX -. i , 1 , , . . . . . C . . ' 9 . . I O BAND wwwm F1PSt Row lseatedl Anna Marcum, Phyllls Foote, Beverly Plckell, Rex DeBar, Ray DeBar, Margaret Newman, Janet Townsend, Mr Humnhreys CD1rectorJ Second Row Julla Smutts, Davld Wllt, LeRoy Hummel Jean Moran, Bruce Malcult, Molly Hall, Marllyn Kroger, Donna Jeanne Lovell Third Row Gwen Goodenough, Joyce Trowbr1dge, Narcy Helnze, Eddle Plckell, Pbyllls Barney, Ann Tubbs, Falth Walters, Audrey Lightner URCIIESTHA Eddie Pickell, Ann Tubbs, Phyllis Barney, Audrey Lightner, Donna Jeanne Lovell. FHA First Row Qseatedl Ruth Wohlscheld, Shlrley M1ller, Lo1s Makley, Joan Lamle, Ferona Mlx, Julla Ann bmuts, Wanda Bennett, Anna Lou Marcum, W1lma Hosey, Bonnie h1118F Second Row Audrey Llghtner Elsle Wolever Mary Bulllng, Dawn Janousek, Marilyn Kroger,Mary Kroger Dor1s Wllbur, JoAnn Janousek, Pat Foote, Connie Thrun, M1ss Farthlng, CAdv1serD Third Row Jean Bartholomew, Joanne Joppie, Joyce Thompson, Marlene Faust Phyll1s Beardslee, Lill1an Christman, Helen Gardner Eloulse Childs, Molly Hall, Julla Husman, Ann Tubbs Janet Hokanson, Connle Woodard, Carla Dean, Max1ne Harmon First Row Kseatedl Louis Goodenough, Archie Hosey, illiam Hosey, Elon Baker, Larry Todd, Stanley Foltz, Lynwood Benton, Carroll Wells, Stanley Carter Second Row Lowell Steward, Roger Hosey Dale Cook, Robert Lynd, Bob Steward, Jim Mix, Herbert Hillard, Bud Ommen, Bruce Malcuit, Jim Rathburn, Bryce MacDonald, Phillip Gaedert, David Mix I 0 I . . . . . . . . - . ,Q . X a . . . . . , , I 0 , Q 1 . C . 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' ' 45 ow 'Q Q, ,iff ' yin 'Shiv I 'H 1 ,- 1951 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1952 PLACE PP November December December December December January January January January January February February February February January January February 3 Sunfield Olivet Lake Odessa Bellevue Nashv11le Portland woodland Demondale Portland Olivet Lake Odessa Bellevue Woodland Dimondale TRI C TOURNAMENT There There Here There Here There There There Here Here There Here Here Here 'Held at Ollvet Collegen Dimondale Lake Odessa Portland M H S A A District Trophy won at Hastings March 7, 1952 TRI C TROPHY at Grand Rapids March 15, 19 H H S A A Regional Trophy won 1 PRESENTATION OF TROPHY CAPTAIN EEC IVES TROPHY A WE 0 . 23 52 L5 h h2 39 7 77 35 lh A8 25 18 ' 80 36 A 61 h2 ll A7 25 15 71 53 18 67 L5 25 6h hh 15 15 -, ,, February 19 Nashville There - - 22 29 - - 29 5h 26 O 67 30 2 57 LO 52 RESERVE BASKETBALL '- W V, t l h.,f,4 A gaiww snows ULD ,Lili First Row lseatedl Davld W1lt, Andy Austln, Ray DeBar, Lowell bteward, Leo Trumble Gary Janousek Mike Newman second Row Phll Gaedert, D8V1d M1x, Boyd Woodbury, druce Malcult, Kendall Lovell, LeRoy Hummel Botton Nancy Helnze, Joan Hunt, Nargaret NcLaughl1n, Allce Nr1sley,Sh1rlee Barrett, Joan Rounds Pop bharon Myers,Carol Eaton, Barbara Plckell Mr Rydholm 15 the dlrector Top to bottom Marllyn Wlser Phyllls Foote,Margaret Newman Sharon Myers, Joan Hounds, A11C9 Wrlsley, Llnda steward, Janet Townsend, Judy Brlggs, Carole Gehman, Joan Hunt, Nora Mahar, Al1ce Harmon, Iary Lou Hosey T E U M B ,L . L? L E x j . A d N i ,Fix 5 y Ei my , CUSTUDMNS DALE NORTHRUP RALPH WELLS fx cooxs MILDRED MARTIN, DOROTHY BENTON SCHOOL SECRLTARY FRANCES LENNON L f' FEA TURES ,in H31- may 'YQ v-. 'IU' if 033 .V Pgmfuvee H359 7, ,I fl QV , i? .. rL w nf f . ,v , gufwclm if 5- X , af, , ri v 1 : r g N igfizi f SQ , . nf fe W . ,, ., , ,r r , , . N . he in , ., 1 A! 'Rabi Q ' c x ' .12 - K 'lk' Q1 0 ..,.. J, N :J:. rim? ww . -' r a x Top Row: Shirley Craig, Larry Todd, Phyllis Barney, Bud Ommen, Audrey Lightner. Second Row: JoAnn Janousek, Roxana Benton, Eddie Pickell. Third Row: Sharon Dean, Mrs. Montgomery, Pat. Lynd, Mary Alice Kroger. Last. Row: Janice Bennett, Donna Jeanne Lovell. 0 we Oo 422.0 9' 14' Q59 46' 06 6'-40 S +9 056 9- 02' O 8 e 0' M' 1, QVC, AIDVEIQIZI, 6 I'f 1 fi- ' I I X Manoa Z ij TS + , f Fff k 1 X E PM L-1 1 KJ I' f ' - PRAHD LEDGE CLAY PRODUCT COMPANY GRAND LEDGE MICHIGAN if MAKER S i 1 The Friendly Place to Trade NASHVILLE CHARLOTTE P L N T N M P A PHONE 3731 V RMONTVILLE, MICHIGAN l Good Luck Neil McLaughl1n D D S to the 'PNC' Class Of 1952 N8ShV1ll6 hlCh1g3H CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE FOWLER'S INC CHARLOTTE G E APPLIANCLS GOODYEAR TIRES RLPLACLMENT PARTS CO OPERATION GRTS RESULTS FOR BUST RESULTS SEE YOUR N A S P E I V ELEVATOR ASSOCIATION PHONE 2211 NASHVILIE, MICHIGAN - N C O M I M E T S OF T H E C I I Z E S E L E V A T O R C O N Y in 'X ff l A I KP A 6 A I I FISH H?KNr A . 1 A f ATSAA A I A A A AifS?f?QgQQ ' IE . .H' E2 j,g5 5Q Z A I ' I I 'fb .iff 'f'S2 Q ,Q .ii gf? aff . ' H V I L L E C O - O R A T E COMPLIMENTS OF MI LADY SHOP NASHVILLE MICHIGAN QUALITY MERCHANDISE TO FIT THE FAMILY NEEDS COMPLIMENTS OF STANDARD SERVICE ROY WEEKS FOR PURE DRUGS ALWAYS FRESH AND PRESCRIPTIONS COME TO L D R CHARLOTTE THE STORE WITH THE ALL GLASS FRONT COMPLIMENTS OF CHASE HEATING WATERBURY ALL FUEL FURNAC S 3h3 North Maln Street VFRMONTVILLE, MICHIGAN COMPLIMENTS KULLY AND EVA GOOD LUCK LUNCH V RMONTVILLE MICHIGAN COAPLIMENTS OF FURNISS AND DOUSE THE FRIENDLY REXALL STORE WALLPAPER DUPONT PAINTS GIFTS NASHVILLE HEALTH IS THE HIGHEST FORM WEALTH NASHVILLE DAIRY PHONE 2L5l Compllments o RIVERSID FEED MILL Seeds Grains Feeds Fertlllzer and Coal Custom grlnding and mlxlng Wayne Feeds Purlna Chow Dial L7ul Nashville c o L 1 N s U G ' H E OF Davos-JEWELRY-EASTMAN KODAKS ' f ' OF -- -- -- ' ' MAPES FURNITURE l COMPLIMENTS OF LAURENCE P. OTTO JEWELRY and GIFTS SUNFIELD MICHIGAN THE HOME OF GOOD FURNITURE COMPLIMENTS OF THE DAIRY BAR NASHVILLE MICHIGAN CHARLOTTE MICHIGAN COMPLIMENTS KATE'S BEAUTY SHOP COMPLIMENTS NEWBERRY COMPANY CHARLOTTE MICHIGAN VERMONTVILLE MICHIGAN COMPLIMENTS OF R W CARR GRANITE CO JAMES E CARR, PROP 113 W LAWRENCE AVENUE COMPLIMENTS MORRIS 5 and 10 CHARLOTTE MICHIGAN CHARLOTTE MICHIGAN COMPLIMENTS OF GARY'S SHELL SERVICE PHONE 9011 COMPLIMENTS OF SEARS ORDER OFFICE PHONE 1670 230 S COCHRAN VERMONTVILLE MICHIGAN CHARLOTTE MICHIGAN COMPLIMENTS OF CHILDS HARDWARE VERMONTVILLE MICHIGAN GENERAL HARDWARE PLUMBING AND SUPPLIES PHONE 2251 PARSONS CHEMICAL WORKS fi iff, jlL1?x4on4 53.9 E H! ff Q- 0 fillnwg E- SN- 32+ ' r fl gig! I GRAND LEDGE , MICHIGAN OF OF H J. J. I D I I - I A-I I 1 l I I 47- I . . ' ' 15 1' I' :V ' J A I :sifzsfl ,, ' ' 1 ,wx ,JI Aix ' - seen Y - ,'-,E f -nuuv kN 5 is 1 51 . A ' A. s 1 : -Q gsiriv Q OLMSTEAD'S CONFECTIONERY BILL AND MARY OLMSTEAD ICE CREAM CANDIES TOBACCOS NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN COMPLIMENTS OF CHRISTENSEN'S FURNITURE FLOOR COVERINGS APPLIANCES 'Our Customers Buy For Less TELEPHONE 5021 NASHVILLE MICHIGAN MARCUM HARDWARE AND DRY GOODS VERMONTVILLE, MICHIGAN PHONE A051 1952 THE VERMONTVILLE LOCKER SERVICE VERMONTVILLE, MICHIGAN IDLE ROLLER SKATING RINK CHARLOTTE, MICHIGAN POPULAR BRAND SKATES FOR SALE PRIVATE PARTIES AVAILABLE LLOYD J EATON AUCTIONEERING REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 2lb2 PHONE bO16 VERMONTVILLE, MICHIGAN COMPLIMENTS OF BARBER STATE BANK VERMONTVILLE, M CHIGAN MAC'S GROCERY FULL LINE OF GROCERIES AND COLD MEATS VERMONTVILLE MICHIGAN PHONE 3921 PHONE A511 I - - W SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF BEST WISHES FOR THE CONTINUED SUCCESS OF THE CLASS OF 1952 COLBORN-FULTON LUMBER COMPANY CHARLOTTE MICHIGAN COMPLIMENTS OF TEBE TEMAN COUNTY CLERK AND REGISTER OF DEEDS CHARLOTTE MICHIGAN COMPLIMENTS OF ALUMINUM EXTRUSIONS, NC CHARLOTTE MICHIGAN A H WIETZKE 620 West Har'r1s Phone 266 CHARLOTTE, MICHIGAN I . R O S E A C R E G R E E N H O U S E PACKARD'S FURNITURE STORE CHARLOTTE MICHIGAN PHONE 328 COMPLIMENTS OF MCPHILLIPS PHARMACY VERMONTVILLE, NICHIGAN PHONE 33hl COMPLIMENTS LOVELL IMPLEMENT COMPANY ARBY-GORDON McCorm1ck Deering Sales M Service KEIHL HARDWARE NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN PHONE 3831 Internatlonal Trucks Genuine I H Parts Goodyear Farm Tires VERLONTVILLE, MICHIGAN PHONE 3531 E H CLEANERS NBEST OF SERVICEN NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN PHONE Zbll CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 VERMONTVILLE, MICHIGAN VAN SICKLE MOTOR SALES SALES FORD SERVICE Bumping And Painting CHARLOTTE MICHIGAN PHONE L03 'T OF '- 1 J DEAN'S SUPER MARKET 4 l --:- - ' WAYNE BOSWORTH PHONE 2211 VERMONTVILLE MICHIGAN I 'W' HIGH QUALITY PRODUCTS-DEPENDABLE SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF LEXENS VARIETY STORE WE GIVE GOLD STAMPS DEWITTS ZEELAND HATCHERY PULLORIUM CLEAN CHICKS FROM PURE BRED BREEDING STOCK CHARLOTTE, MICHIGAN JERROLD'S MEN'S AND LADIES WEAR CHARLOTTE MICHIGAN AN APPRECIATED CONTRIBUTION FROM YOUNG'S JEWELRY CHARLOTTE MICHIGAN TROWBRIDGE MOBILE SERVICE 130 NORTH MAIN VERMONTVILLE GAS, OIL, AND ACCESSORIES SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 L D KELSEY D O VERMONTVILLE MICHIGAN GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1952 TRUMBLES TAVERN VERNONTVILLE MICHIGAN OUR HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 R D S A hearty thanks to the merchants who have helped to make our book a success by 1 W A F U N E R A L H O M E their contributions. 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