East Detroit High School - East Detroiter Yearbook (Eastpointe, MI)

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3 3. 45' a 1' 1 1 G . in .., ,A -ull' nv--ww ,XO -qw,-. 'Pkg-an COLORFUL enzerzarnmoor at Homecoming was provided by rho 3. Janice Carter, Maurene Payne, ROW 4, Karen Osanrvwske, Lora Varsity cheerleading squad, Membgrg greg 507701117 ROW, Affene Bruder. ROW 5, Roberta Williams, Elena Eyona. TOP ROW, Karen Neil, Brenda Coldwell. ROW 2, Nancy Meyer, Mary Havelka, HOW H00P5'frJUff9D3f3kf SaflvB0Hfr1er,HHdLfndH VSSSY- 16

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ouncil Sponsors Successful Ball M,-7 SENIORS Sheryl Linenger and her escort, Tom Thompson held the lucky ticket which named them Cinderella and Prince Charming . 4' 1 t . ,M , WWW y fi u ENJOYING themselves at the semi-formal ball, Paul Novy, Frank Cascarno, and Joyce Logsdon KABOVEI, take time for refreshments. RIGHT, Elena Evona and Craig Linenger join dancers in the cafeteria. FLOWERS, formals, and music turned the Student Commons area into a festive setting for the annual Cinderella Ball. s it s r i In traditional fashion a ticket was drawn and the winning couple proclaimed Cinderella and Prince Charming. This year the honors werefbestowed upon Sheryl Linenger and Tom Thompson. Decorations weretyribasediiiion affrosesttsand iee theme andthe music was provided by the Collegiates. Attendanceyat this year's girl ask boy , clanceyyvas doubleithat oflfprevious years, making itfone ofthe most profitable Cinderella Balls in the history of East Detroit AipproxiyymatelypSSOQ,ywas5addedgyi ttt0 Cotiyggcsl fund which annually awards scholarships to worthy seniors. Last year's winners were Pauline Pryjmakyand rsse iitiir Due to curtailment of activiti-es. made necessary by fl??yfa E3i5e 0ftiQ?teVeFf2!l m'U9a99 thisfyiea 15

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ENCOURA GIN G fans at Memorial field, varsity cheerleaders Linda Vesey and Julie Dalak lead cheers for the East Detroit gridders. EDHS Cheerleaders Create Team Spirit BOASTING the largest and one of the best cheer- leading squads in the state, East Detroit high has the trophy to prove it. The 14-girl squad attended a state-wide cheerlead- ing camp this summer in Hartland, lVlich., sponsored by Michigan State university. The girls brought home four first place ribbons awarded them for their cheers. skits, and routines. The squads were judged on overall quality and from this judging the EDHS squad took the third place trophy. This year's squad was expanded in an effort to give more girls the opportunity of becoming cheerleaders. Originally some 105 girls turned up at practice, 60 of whom entered the actual tryouts. Judges made a final selection of 14 girls based more on enthusiasm and sparkle than on skills, ln addition to cheering and organizing pep meetings the squad painted banners announcing the games. TENSE expressions show in the faces of Roberta Williams, Lora Bruder, Nancy Meyer, and Brenda Coldwell at the Grosse Pointe game. 17