Webberville High School - Spartan Yearbook (Webberville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1952 volume:

THE SILHOUETTE CLASS OF 1952 WEBBERVILLE, MICHIGAN To MRS GLORIA STEEL, our class spon sor in aopreciation of her patience and guidance throughout the past three years ff!!! DEDICATICN FACULTY Prlnciadl fred M Atilnqon auoerl tpndert N . . Q M fs V .YV Q 41 - .1 liam M. DUH1VhU . E, Robert Vondale Mrs Ploria Steel Donald Bennett Mrs Catherine Nelson Sol Ritter x f, o . , .ff X f Seniors S l Y M HCPPLLQ President V TAIW C Vicn Ires1den GARY WHITFORD, Treasurer LM L :vb1'I1.A hi 'iJ.9'tO1'1. ROSE VARIE AUBLLJICDQ KDPC etary D PMN TBAUGFM AN 4 PA Wr 1 FCB+9T LPPCX 1 S F w 1 I.. 5 LILLA ,J . NL -., . MARJCRIE EOTSFURD s 0 ' s .1 ZH 7 .I i IA KENNETH VORCE 75. th. LQHRAIMQ Pmzrscu CLASS WILL On this twenty second day of May, in the year of nineteen hundred and flfty two, we, the Class of 1951 of Webberville High School, LeRoy Township, Ingham County, State of Michigan, being of sound minds, wish to leave this last will and testament to those who have helped us throughout the last four years Rose Marie Aubuchon wills her ability to stick to one boy to Virginia Wilcox Dean Baughman wills his hot rod to Roy Hawley Good luck, Roy' Margorie Botsford wills all her old ticket stubs to Williamston to Virginia Wilcox Leland Crandall wills his manly physique to Lynwood Branch Bob LeRoy wills his red hair to Jimmy Reynolds Lorraine Paetsch wills her sunny disposition to all the sad sacks Auburn Perkins wills his reckless driving to anybody who dares to take it Emil Schlager wills his job as Editor of the school paper to any poor sucker Kenny Vorce wills his ability to get in nights to Dick Kasper Gary Whitford wills his Business Law book to any Junior The entire Senior Class wills their ability to make money to the Junior Class Good luck, Juniors' Elaine Cox--wills her curly hair to Janice Alchin. CLASS PROPHECY On this, the twenty second day of Lay, nineteen hundred and sixty, we take the liberty of looking a- head into the lives of our classmates, to see what they are doing after eight years Looking in on Rosie Aubuchon we see she is settled in her own little home with the patter of little feet all around her Dean Baughman we see he is still running around in his 'hot rodn, thrilling all the girls for miles around Marjorie Botsford we see she is still making her regular trips to Williamston on the Greyhound bus Elaine Cox we see her running an orphan home, and of course she has a few orphans of her own Leland Crandall we find him on K P duty, he's pretty handy at peeling potatoes Bob LeRoy we see him still in the Navy, and of Lorraine Paetsch we find her running her own radio program, and she is now classed as a 'top notchn entertainer Auburn Perkins we find him on h1s knees making his sixth proposal, he's hoping the answer is Nyes Wmil Schlager we see him as Professor Emil Schlager He is now receiv1ng the same treatment from his students that he once gave his teachers Kenny Vorce- we find him still complaining about the condition of his car as he takes his family for a Sunday drive Gary Whitford we find him still tryin? to make up his mind which girl he wants He'l1 be a bachelor yet' - 1 course he has a girl in every port. L -- - ' u' ib'Io gy, 4 '-v' NAPS X Nix in 'fx X x 1 Underclussmen f I J -+3-' gl if AF N 4 -f Y 'J' XX vi s ' Yr . -. x Y, 331'-4 ' jg. f ' V 4 ' V V V, ' I , X if of 71? A . X 5 1' t k 4 22,- x ', 5 g I 7 'Q fa JUNIORS President Kenny Nelson Vice President Bob Bement Treesurer Jim Reynolds Secr tary Arlene Driver Historian Elsa Jeffrey Adams J Anorews R Bement il' J BI9116y L Br nch Dr1ver Y I F01'9Yf1a1'1 F' Jeffrey R Hawley R Fasner K V sooo o DOI 5 A 4 , 1. -M9 A F' 1 f-N' ' K ,N -.rr .Aye KX s ,SI G' A A . 'x 1 . 3' - we 2 5. Jig, , f. 1' 0 A. Q 8 Ao . ,vi Q - 1 If . Y fly XJ L 1 3 . v ' ' .ag .. q A 9 . . A 3' L Look Y Nelson Parke? PPrkinS 'W' E Reimann I Renn J Reynolds 15' S Smith J West W11COX We entered high school as a class of twenty four, which was the largest in the school The Class of H530 is still very pleased with its large class which now numbers twenty Initiation was rather embarrassing for some but we had lots of fun We obtained revenge in our Sophomore year by being able to initiate the Class of n54W Throughout our high school days we have had many suc- cessful parties Ve think the best one was the party held at the home of Mrs. Nelson, whom we are proud to have had for our sponsor during the past three years X J, g QQ F : F' as Y' 4 9 -f K x J 'X A L, x x . 1 r W J O n I, W. P, , , A 'QQI ' xy 3 6 as , 1 X X 0 9 O V V A - ' yr ' f fl ' 1 . Q' , e fa M . . V. ' I l I . M O 0 'V A - O SOPHOMORES As freshmen we started out tne year with f1fteen members Our class ad lqo PS br Gonldinp We we e initlated by the Sopbomores on October o, 1950 Ye had a Helloween Dance and a bay ride When we started our Sonhomore year we had eleven members Our claes adv1sor was lr Bennett Ve initiated tue Freshmen on October 5 1021 Our class off1cers for this year are Jack McKenzie, President, Jemes Monroe, Vice-President, Jim Hart, Treasurer, and Jerry Alcbin, Secretary G A1Ch1n 43 If J McKenzie -L T7 M O'De11 if 1 qfll 'H-DQ J Hart Dlngmqn R Jackson 6 'Q 'wPf J Monroe Nengansy Newsom 'VIH D Tlrun M vorce S Webster ,, . . L. J A L. 4 Q a 1 , . ' . V . 1' WI. .L , ' L ,u I ' ,., . - A , I ,,. - 0 , .A 4 - v. - Q . 1 1 1 5. :L 9 Q I 1 ' U , -.1 L, 4 - ' . . . . ., , .. l 1 - ' 0 4 , K . fg gf 3 Q5 'Q A K f ' L 4 5 ,r K 1 W xx - 2' ' . af r A 4: QQQWQQA ' ' , en:ewf1e 4'eQe wwg 'J L V ' J , ' Ona. 0 Q 9 4 f I 5 1 Q f W .f. , . I - 5 f Q ' K be sqggn -nf' Y 4,-4' K 0- ' , ' I . X ' N0 9 G -1 , .. . 4:65 .gg - so ' 81. , ' 11 v 5 . he . ' 1' I X .4 iv. 1 , . 'x 1' . . 3 'A - V o 1 ' . ., . , 3 FRESHMEN av -19' s ziellad P Bell Bfaymm v Deisler -3 3,13 M X. K7 V hawley Yroeser I Lane I Maloney Pictures not ava1lab1e for 'Q Tk 'SP 6: V Havlland X B Reimann lefe 5 N Rathcan We started high school v ry scared and wondering what woald hapoen At our first cless meeting we elected class officers For our Pr sident we elected a newcomer from Her rick School, Nancy Brayman Our V1cP President was Vincent Neloner, Treasurer Verne Haviland, and Sec etary Wave Deisler Our first let down of the year was the 1n1tiation We were very scared but tne iHit1atiOn wasn't bad Our first Bake Sale proved a success However, we d1dn't do as well on our Thanksgiving Dance All in all, the f1rst part of th1S vear has been very good and we hope all tne rest of the years w1l1 be as good '2 2 S. - is , -W . bn 4 A Q? f' 5 , X I .s A, n ' O c 4 T O V -ff r I. R. L Wu Q K - . 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R Nelson R Deetsch ROSS A Satterlee '1 D Schutt Smith D Webster L N st Our soonsor is Mr Vondale Billy Docxstader and B111 Bohnett are reoresentatives for Student Council Larry Nest, June Jackson, Sandra Hart, and Deloris Ham lin are the new punils in eighth g ade Harvey McCall moved away recently ,jL:. i k,' iii L Z EEL S 55 i ' ' f f t X' iff 'i4Y 1 T' K. ' 'n L- . , ,a y A e, ..T ' jffvgl 7'J 4.35, 1 ,xx My AV Q !LmA? -y ' Q Eiga ' Q - we-if , i. Q' B. . , FS: -.Q 'K 3. ' 'fi' .V. e'y J 1' c W , S. , . T6 SEVENTH GRADE PI'8Sifq ent Treasurer Secrewry :heron Wilson Janet Atlwy Join 'rute LQ.. AL rqy 1 Lx U' QQ 'I X 5 X rpetspu ' 1' qw -rv' F I a Ptmn P mem 1' J oilsby Q Q nrfagt Q me +vYvJre1?nd Pictures not avei1sole for J B74 CV D Loven J Wnite S f'11SOH P smith At the first meeting of the seventh grade we elected our ofrieers We have had some new nunils in tnis grade Rosalie west, Joanne Bailey, and Don Lozen Janet Atlef moved to St Johns, so Rosalie West was elected Treasurer to reolace Janet Richard Patton and Janet Nass ere our Student Councll representatives. 4 -7 f J- rf' - .. - ' ' J, 5 Q. 4 . ' N 'N' 5, 4, 7 X ., .r' gd, an I Q ,hir Kd 2 e Q J P1 1 pw Q 1 : M ,, , a .0 ' . Q 3 ' f ' M -I 4 ' , , qi 1 J 4' ' xx It f ' sf , 9, O I , O f u' . , 6 . - 0 1 . 'r,3Lf1- V 1 K ., I 2. W V, 1 ,Q . 5.4.1 I er fc 31 . 1 - . I Y . . 4. 1 Q . . r . V A Q Y L . Q 0 - g 0 Q SNAPS fi .Y YI -1 NX As. . z If wa 0 1 f lL:'+f1' . hw- , fx ,F ' V W if ',j'u 'J6ff f ' -.' 1Ww1i-'fS'ff'- ' K :- AJC--5 fi DRAMATICS The Senior Play took place November 15th and 16th, 1951, at the Webberville Community Hall. The name of the play was WMe and My Shsdowng it was a three-act play, Mr. Floyd Austin directed the play and did a very good job. Four Senior boys and four girls took an acting part in the play. A Junior girl, Arlene Driver, was used to complete the cast. The other Senior boys were the prompters, stage managers, and sound effects men. A party was held after the pley on November 16th The Seniors, Mr Austin and hrs famlly, the ushers, and people who entertained between acts were present Refreshments were served and records were played for dancing The play took a lot of hard work but was fun We, the Seniors, wish to tahe this opportunity to say to the future Sen1ors, HGood Luckn WHL LNTIRL CAST J11112n Fnters... Dowe,T1c L nfu D A is..- 3,5 Typirq room bhop YOOM Home nconomics room ccie Ce room Commercial room Q 1 ' rx .4 A V -it Ai . . ? A 5 9 ,i :I ' , , , ' ,J f T 7' I W X - Kfiff - V 4 . 4 'Hx XX -X IS .F W S ' V , ly fi I - ' . -1 Q STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council body consists of two members from each junior high and senior high grade. The Presi- dent is Emil Sohlager, Vice-President is Margaret Vorce, and Secretary-Treasurer is Jerry Alchin Mr Atkinson is the advisor The Council has been diecussinv what entertainment could be provided for the noon hour, for those who eat their lunch at school We hope to solve this problem soon Back Row Mr Atkinson L Vorce E SchlaEer W Parker J Alchin, W Deisler E Cox Front Row R Patton, N Bohnett W Dockstader J Nasa M Vorce G Adams ' FHA The Webberville F H A Chapter was organlzed in the winter of 1951 This year's officers are Pres1dent, Rose Marie Aubu- chon, Vice President, Elalne Cox, Secretary, Virginia Wilcox, Treasurer, Grace Adams, Song Leader, Elaine Cox, Pianist, Jo Ann West, Historian, Arlene Driver, Parliamentarian, Jo Ann West, Reporter, Lorraine Paetsch, Club Mother, Mrs Ruth Cox, Advisor, Mrs C8tD6IiU6 Nelson Since the club was organized, it has presented two assem oly programs Together with the Ag Club, we gave a Pheasant Supper We sponsored Twirp Week las year, which was con eluded W1+h a Gentlenen's Ball We are planning the same thing this year Last year the Dansville F F A Club enter tained us at their school This year we are inviting them over here Back Row 1 to P Perkins, L Paetsch, V Wilcox, J West, L Look, E Cronkright, M Eotsford, I Paight, K Johns Mrs Nelson, Sponsor Front Row 1 to r S Smith, J Alchin, A Pell, E Cox, R Au buchon, A Driver, G Adams, E Reimann AG CLUB K Back Row to r Mr Dunavin, R LeRoy, K Vorce, Qchlager, K Nel on, L Branch, W Parker, Bement, J Reynolds, A Perkins, J Alchin, Andrews, L Crandall n Row 1 to r Kroever, G Whitford, D Baughman, Hart, J McKerzie, V Maloney, N Rathbun, O'Dell, L Vorce Front Row J to r X Haviland, B Ballard, V Hawley, I Lane, R Hawley, R Jackson The Club cooperated with the F H A in presenting a Pheasant Supper and movie This Joint enterprise was a big success, and we hope to have others in the future This past year we elected our officers Bob LeRoy was elected President, Leland Crandall Vice President, Kenny Nelson Treasurer, and Emil Schlarer Secretary Our Pres1den+, Bob LeRoy, enlisted in the Navy and Leland Crandall became President ANNUAL STAFF to R E Cox, Cc Editor, Mrs Steel, Advisor, G Wnitford, Editor, K Vorce, Business Manager, A Perkins, Sports Editor NOT PICTURED- D Baughman NEWSPAPER STAFF Front Row Back Row 1 to Mrs Steel, Advisor, M Vorce, V Wilcox, C Nelson, R Bement, Boys' Sports, V Maloney, A Driver, Business Manager E Reimann, G Adams, Girls' Sports 1 to J West, Asst Editor L Paetsch Asst Bus Mgr , A Perkins, Crossword Puzzl Editor, E. Schlager, Editor, M. Botsford, R. Aubuchon, Exchange Editor, E. Cox BAND Tl' Back Row 1 to r R Bement, W Docastader, D Schutt, Lane, D Foreman, V Maloney, J Brailey, J Reynolds, R Kasper Second Row- 1 to Mr Ritter, P Perkins, V Wilcox, Foreman, K Nelson, C Nelson Front Row 1 to E Jeffrey, J West, S Wilson, D Thrun S Smith The Senior Band of this year consists of the follow ing members Director Mr Ritter, Cornets Dick Kasper Jim Reynolds, Joyce Brailey, Doreen Foreman, Oren Lane, Horns Irene Foreman, Virginia Wilcox, Patrlcia Perkins, Trombones Donald Schutt Billy nny Nelsong Drum: Bob Dementg Clarinets: Elsa Jeffrey, JoAnne Thrun, Sheila Smith. We attended the Festival at Dockstader, Baritone Flute: Connie Neleong West, Sharon Wilson, Doris Laingsburg on December 5 1951. The adjudicator complimented us on our playing. He told us that our attack was clean, and that we played well together. He also said that the band had good spirit while playing. The Band Boosters have helped purchase a tape recorder for the school, and they bought ue some new band music We appreciate the kindness and patience Mr. Ritter has given ue. 'Q fi ,. a Q. ,, -'4 , ' Q M Ritter D 4, -' 1 Left to Right I lf, I. ' I GIRLS G'LEE CLUB Left to Right: J , Whitford M. Voroe S. Hart I. Foreman K. Johns R. Reynolds . Foreman S. Webster M. Botsford C. Nelson 0 W11COX WE t . s . Nangansy V J W D. White CHEERLEADERS BASEBALL 1 ' ,. ,dz . f Q 5, 1 1, ' ' KX-J j law I n, E K , A A . 5 t 1 lluqpnf' .-'UW' 2 -gn I2 ff K an l ' iff sQ,,,- .zu Back Row--1. to r.--G. Alchin, J. Reynolds, W. Parker, L. Branch, J. McKenzie, Mr, Bennett Front HOW--L 'GO r.--K. Nelson, G. Whitford, A. Perkins, R. Bement, D. Baughman Last year our baseball team had a very successful sea- son. We lost only two games, one to Laingsburg and the other to Perry--both at the beginning of the season. We ended the season as the League Champions. This year's team will be without three of its last year's regulars. Ken Nelson is the only moundsman back for tnis year However, we are expecting many new players to come out for the team this year, and are looking forward to another good season GIRLS BASKETBALL '27 Back Row 1 to T Nangansy, C Nelson, V Wilcox Mrs Comer, A Driver, E Jeffrey, D Thrun Front Row 1 to r L Paetsch, S Webster, G Adams J West, L Look, I Foreman Our basketball team has done a more than satisfactory job so far this season Under the coaching of Mrs Phyllis Gomer, we have been defeated only once and have had four vlctories and two ties We played our first game with Gaines We tied them with a score of 25-25 Next we challenged Dewitt and de feated them, 42 32 Our next victory was over Byron, 45 27 The second tie of this season was with Laingsburg 18 18 The first loss of the season was at Gaires The score was tied at 27 27 when, in the last few seconds of play, Gaines made a basket, then, along with a free shot, the final score was 27-30, in favor of Gaines. We still have high hopes of winning a trophy. fOAPne Weet COHF16 NPILSO .L urace Adams FnEE THnOW DHOT JUMP SL T ' ' vsrs ,,oA.U.e West Arlene IIVGT Lo ralne Paetcch RESERVES Back Row l to r Mr Bennett, A Kroeger, J Alchin, J McKenzie, J Andrews Front Row-1 to r V Haviland, J Hart, R Hawley, V Maloney The Reserves ad a record of 7 equally among Art He I6 are the Williamston Gaines Potterville Morrioe Dewitt Byron Laingsburg Bath played a total of 17 games this season, and won and 10 lost Scoring was distributed Kroeger, Jerry Alchin, and Vince Maloney scores of the various games THEY 2 Gaines Stockbridge Potterville Morrice Byron Laingsburg Bath Perry Dewitt HEY Tub ILBQERVLQ ,ELI QQLIOIN 611- S VHATCW TT- E BIRDI E' OH, IT COULDN I' BE THAT BAD' 1 1A'1' ' Tx m 1 . ' Y ,n Xxx' 1' R-'4R 9 v 4. ,. of' X. - -. .. . Q VARSITY Back Row o Bennett, R Bement, K Nelson, W Parker, L Branch, J Reynolds front Row 1 to r Wnitford, D Baughman, A Per kins, E Schlager The Varsity finished the year with an 11 won 7 lost re cord, betterlng the one of last year We had double losses to Bath and Dewitt We flnished third in our Leasue's standings PLAYERS FIELD GOALS FREE THBOWS FOULS TOTAL Tried Made A Tried Made A POINTS Thitford Nelson Bement Parker Reynolds Baughman Perkins Branch 272 168 147 136 157 mm 322 .366 ,309 .318 .297 ,203 ,286 The Total Points do not include the Tournament game with Westphalia. We lost, 47 to 35, J 644 536 468 370 447 4 167 123 121 117 I-AO FAS TF BALL? 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