Warren High School - Warrenite Yearbook (Warren, MI)

 - Class of 1946

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cfdljd DZ PARC? The Class of 46 produces one of the world s greatest sclentlsts Dr Calvln Rex PhD Dr Rex completes a project whxch took great endurance a huge top shaped machme wmch hurtles ts occupants 1nto the fourth dxmensxon In 1971, we dec1de to take a trlp Dr Rex turns on the machlne and flashes our whole future 11fe before us We flnd ourselves m the dynamlc clty of Warren Steppmg from the tlme top, Alma Barr, Warren Mayor and her cou xcxl greet us the cxty government IS run by women however, Paul McConnell acts as treasurer Gazlng across the street we spy SCHULTZ S HARDWARE operated by Edward We d1scover Steve Mltchell and George Gendron handle the busmess for hlm Poor Steve' how haggard he looks' Of course, he does all the work whlle George fat and saucy, absorbs the proflts In the center of the cntv we d1scover THE NADAI RACE TRACK none other than Isabelle Ervme s horse Tea Blscuxt has just won the Derby thanks to hergockey Glorla Vesprml Next we flnd MIKES PHARMACY Ruby Dlerolf IS h1s chlef Pharmacxst What s thls' THE WARREN DAILY BLAH pubhsned by june Boettcher and Shxrley Belmont wxth Norman Keber actmg as thelr star reporter Readmg the paper we notlce Wanda Knaskx has marrled an ex Marme and has the s1tuat1on well ln hand wlth a crowd of httle Marmes around her Our next dlscovery IS THE SCHMIDT HOSPITAL yet, Dr Ralph Scnmldt IS the head physlcxan and Mary Schmxdt IS the leadmg nurse Upon closer observatlon we see men clad m whlte carrymg stretchers next door to THE GERALD WO LFROM just look' JEAN SHOOP S THEATRE' Here jo Rlvard and Frances Zxots are rehearsmg for the next muslcal Across the street IS SMITZ GROCERY where Shlrley Hacker IS head butcher Oh a RADIO STATION whlch nas been set up by Frances Peterson and Betty Schnurr Dellah Gelsler IS chlef announcer We re Just ln tlme to hear her say that Nma Busch has commlttecl matrnmony blt IS expected to hve As we pass IRMA WARNER S BEAUTY SHOPPE we meet Betty Flscher who IS actxng as bookkeeper for ner father Next we spy HORECKI S NEW TECHNICAL CENTER where Walter IS cmef engmeer and Olga IS h1s prlvate secretary Thus ends our 1971 v1s1t to Warren Dr Rex announces we shall see the rest of the class on the way nach to 19-16 tne top spms and TIME MARCHES BACK We notlce a long l1ne of clouds we d1scover Sh1rley Guest and Tma Tessmer they are trylng to make Hollywood Here comes PAKE S AIRPLANE FLEET w1th Mert and Sue act1n as hostesses The next cloud reveals Wmona Smalley workmg ln the U S MINT at Washmffton The next cloud reveals Delores runmng THE PIOTROWSKI DANCING SCHOOL ln Parrs Now whom do we meet but George Eckstem drlvmg one of hxs garbage truc is around the cloud' How that dazzlmg cloud blmds us' There S Don Hurd strummm a tarp wxth a halo about h1s head A few years after graduatlon Don commltted suxcxde lns wlves drove hnm to It As the last cloud passes the tlme top returns us to tne fourth dlmensxon to 1946 1 1 . . . , . 9 4 f 4 -1 - . , 1 : . . . ' . O - . . 5 0 1 ' 0 1 1 - . 1 1 1 - . c o , 4 . l 4 5 . 1 ' . . . , . . . . . 1 . . , . 7 . ' 1 1 . 1 . . . . 1 . 1 N 1 1 O' ' Q . 1 ' 1 1 1 FUNERAL HOME' . 1 . . . . . , , 1 1 1 . . , 7 . . - . c , r . 1 . - 1 1 . . . . 1 . . . 1 1 L . . 1 , , , - ' 1 - - Z Q . ' n' -, . I I 1 D C R ' Y . . . I ' A V D . . l . . 1 Y -R . ' 9 o 'L .1 . , r. . . . . 1 . , ' 1 4 1 . 1 , .

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ffau Matoty Analyzing our years of high school we must say we have had many enjoyable times. Starting our Freshmen year we were terrifically initiated by the Class of '45, It was with fear and trembling that we saw the day come, but we faced it and we're still carrying on. We then gave our first dance which was very profitable and it gave us confidence to carry out our forthcoming dances. Because of a large class we were divided into two groups. Our sponsors were Mrs. Beer and Mrs. Fitch and our Presidents were Edward Schulte and lim Rex Our Sophomore year was fun too because it was then that we had our chance tc initiate the new Freshies In our Sophomore year we gave dances and had a few class parties which brought an end to quite an exciting year Our sponsors were Mrs Fitch and Miss Stiehr Our Presidents were George Eckstem and Ralph Schmidt By the time we started school as juniors we felt as though we wanted to do our best in showing the Seniors of 45 a pleasant farewell We succeeded in doing this by giving the many en3oyable dances of the year which included the Prom We also gave the Banquet in behalf of the Seniors and we did enjoy doing these things We appointed George Gendron our President for this year Walter I-Iorecki Vice President Mary Louise Schmidt Treasurer and Alma Barr Secretary the Sponsor of our Junior year was Mr Read Now, we are Seniors and we re grateful that we made it as if we had any doubts at all' We started our Senior year by electing Edward Schulte, President Olga Argenta, Vice President Mary Louise Schmidt Treasurer and june Boettcher Secretary Memories of our Senior year include Dances sleigh rides pictures parties Prom, Banquet and finally that much dreamed of day when Mr I-Iartsig hands us our diplomas and his congiatulations ZX X Q xxx Xjf 'llwcrl 5 Y . 1 . , . . . . 1 . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . - 1 1 ' 1 . . n Q 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . . 1 . . 1 - 1 . - . U . . . 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 ' .1 1 , . , 5 1 I V tfi Y LRVW , 1 xv 5 Yr 2 A ., xi ,Y Q2 5 Wx A M X ix i AF! 1. I 15 f fi 1 X- ix X '. X I X , If If XX N ,I X N I I NX xx I' 1 X 1 1 , 1 , 0 5 J



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C7444 W!! We the Semor class bemg of sound xmnd twe hopel take pen m hand to bequeath the fol lowlng th1ngs to our fellow under classmen teachers and those other unfortunates sxngled out for specxal notlce Mr Couslno we bequeath next years Semors ln hopes they w1ll keep up the tradltlon and honor of our school as we have trled to do Mr Bever we bequeath the quxetness of next year wlthout h1s studxous l1ttle Senlors of Mrs Beer we leave our smcere appreclatxon for the many thxngs she has done for us 1n maklng our last year a complete success the rest of our teachers we leave our underclassmen all future semor classes we w1ll the Amatuer show In the hope that they w1ll make It an annual affalr the jumor Class we leave all responsxbllltxes ln good leadership for the year of 1946 47 the Sophomores we leave our good w1ll for studymg so that 1n tlme they too w1ll be Semors To the Freshmen we leave our quletness and behavlor lndlvndually we do bequeath our personal belongmgs to the followmg lucky people Olga Argenta, bequeath my knowledge of I-lxstory to anyone who can afford to fall Alma Barr bequeath my Oratorlcal ab1l1ty to Helen Servxce May she brmg home the bacon' Shlrley Belmont bequeath my ablhty to run the prlntmg press to some future Iournallsm student unfortunate to get the job june Boettcher bequeath my Job as presldent of the Commercxal Club to any jumor N1na Lou Bu ch bequeath my mghtly dates to any jumor who can stand the pace and stxll get to school amost every mormng Mert DesGrandchamp, bequeath my ab1l1ty to drlve to Bertha Franco Ruby Dlerolf bequeath my great Interest 1n Hxstory to Roberta Bowlmg George Ecksteln bequeath my curly ha1r to Bob McConnell Isabelle Ervme bequeath my rldmg abllxty to Buddy Armentrout Mlchael Fedolak bequeath my bow t1es and dxmples to Bllly Rmtz Betty Fxscher bequeath my curly ha1r to Ioene Laudenbeck Dellah Gelsler, bequeath my wxlllngness to study to Henry Flscher Shxrley Guest bequeath my abxhty to get saxlors to Loxs Nylund Shlrley Hacker, bequeath my hexght to Jeanette Clark Audrey Hannaberg bequeath my trueness to the Navy to jean Des1mone Sue Harper, bequeath my fxckleness to Lawrence Slersma Walter Horeckl, w1ll my lme to any hooked Iumor Don Hurd bequeath my hexght to Frederlck Dunnbler Norman Keber, deslre to w1ll my Ray Mllland proflle to my brother Al but 1n return demand a generous llce of h1s smooth personalxty Wanda Knaskl, bequeath my frankness to Shlrley Plotrowskl Paul McConnell bequeath my ab1l1ty to love em and leave em to Ray Hurd Steve Mltchell bequeath my abxlxty to annoy Mrs Beer 1n C1v1cs class to Chester Nowak Robert Nadal, bequeath my love of women to Douglas Cathn I3.Ckl8 Pake, bequeath my ab1l1ty to study to the Semors of 47 who have to take more than fxve subjects Frances Peterson bequeath my love for the north woods to Dolixe Cope Delores Plotrowskx, bequeath my Boogle Woogle dancmg to Lester Gendron jlmmy Rex, bequeath my promptness In gettmg Cxnderella 1n before the stroke of 12 to Ray I-Iannaberg Io Rlvard, bequeath my muscles to Halma Karabacz Mary Loulse Schmldt bequeath my ablhty to be frxendly to Delores Schuman Ralph Schmldt bequeath my perfect marmers and personahty to Rlchard Barrett Betty Schnurr, bequeath my dlmples to Lols Lambert Ed Schulte, would bequeath my ablhty to get glrls to my brother Don lf he needed lt Ieanne Shoop, bequeath my Job m the school offlce to the next v1ct1m Wmona Smally bequeath my ablhty to go steady to my slster Tina Tessmer, bequeath one bottle of peroxlde to Beverly Schaffner Glorla Vesprxm, bequeath my weight to Ilene Brown Irma Warner, bequeath my behvalor ln Study Hall to Earl Schuman Gerald Wolfrom, bequeath my Green Chevy to Johnny McMacken I, Frances Znots bequeath my scholastlc ablhty to Kenneth Gambxll I To I . , I . . . . . To ' , - . . . . Q . 46. To . y . . . . . To ' , To . . . . . To . . . . . . - . - ' To , . . . . . I . . . I, ' ' . I, , . . . . i . I, I . , . . . . f I, , . . . . . . 1, ' ' ' . I, . , . . . . . I, ' , ' . I, . , . , . . . I, . , . . . . ' L ' , ' . I, . . . . . I, George Gendron, bequeath my curlers to Loren Simonds. I . . . . . . 13 - ' - . I, , ' . I, ' ' . I, . . . . c I, D . . . . I, . . . U . 1 . , . I I, . . , 1. .., I, , ' ' . I, . , . . ' . . . u I, ' ' . I, . Q - . Cl D I, ,' ' . I, . . . . . i I, . . . . . I, ' ' . I, . . , . . . , I, . , . . i I, ' ' . I, . . . --. . ' I, . . . . . . I, . , . . D . . I, ' . L . . . . 1 I, . . ' L . '

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