Edsel Ford High School - Flight Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1958 volume:

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Q, ,1 . . f 4 x High Sthool MMA A r, Av, yr f '++ Y selx Ford Dearborn, Michigan 9: , J be thee Extinguis.. ..-. .ne softly glowing candle, Radiant with enchanting loveliness, Part of all thy dancing, whirling, Leaping brilliant light, illuminating night, Thou fiery spirit, Spirit Flame, leap high And burn as bright forever ln the school we love and honor, Thou the Spirit Flame of Edsel Ford. By James Alexander Vaughn, Jr. Table of Contents Faculty Seniors Underclassmen Sports Activities KM 1 N--X xx 9 YNY' ax A .rw xr fm Q pscgwa- ms,-QQ ,:,. ' : 51 Q, y X Q x Qx if X W N- -X X1-.-b..Q,QgQX Q5 fi . x .N - AAN Q . fs X g . Q - XXS - Ik' Q X X9QbLS.a vis , ,. .X . , x xx ? S, kx , ' X .mtl x A wx-wx NA , Z 14 ? Z 2 ? 9 X7 2 , .w ' W 16.5 f, I 4 , 2 2 ff! f 1 xg fe f? G in 2 4 , 1, ' f 4 ff A ,MW , wwf' ' '1ff 4wfxffw4'ff7f fWw7MK, ' s '2 , 1 1 f- : ,z ' , 4' ' 5 , ,W 7 , 3 14 . , . ' , ' ' X lk L . N ,C f ' , X ,V Q 4 , '-' 2' , vf , 1 ' - - Q . X .I ,- Af Q r. V , t if Q' , 2 4 , V W H , . u. . QW' fy 4 'QI' y I Aff,-1 pa Follow the light wherever it shall lead for there is beauty and knowledge in the path of the Guiding Light. Edsel Fords faculty serves as a guiding light to school. Throu h the guiding hand of the faculty the students are introduced to an understanding once unknown to them. The purpose of the faculty is to enlighten the students as to what is si1nilicant and important. They emphasize greatly the main points of any chosen held and leave in the shadows only that which is insignificant to the student. After three years of acting as a Guiding Li ht the faculty sends t-he students on their way, hoping that the light they have cast on the future of their students is brilliant enough to enable them to carry on independently. L iv Q Q ' ' v 1 each and every student through three years of high Q T 7 . . 3 ' 1 1 S fl ' 2 . N v 1 1 1 In i , I 1 I 4 0 2 . l i 1 7 Ni SJ 5 ,J . Q nbgf' v r pl 'I' n ,. .Uv , XF . ', as ,yu QM' ,M-X, pi ,I ,jc X ' if m ,i .vi r'.',,lPl',i' U q:.v'0'oJ ' , ' nfl' al ' t . .' lf' wi - 5-.'g .' uv Nfl r x' ml ,: 1 H1 h '1 . x I fin fi . .li 1 Ki it . , ' tx if 1 .. IO L it : L! Q , 5, 34 X, 2' .'.'-.gil i ': 7i 'in i' rp. 1 it Mlm ' ,Q 'lp' N i ' '- 'l .I ig? '. . 'v' ' e www.. v a xx 'Xxx X 'xP1'y! 'Ixa ! .9 1 y xx X -ly' l l 1.33 , - 1 , ' :H p' . N L'vr,. L. .NJ O Q ' QI th' ' ll ' l- Hulk'-if. 1 . . - E i 11 l K tl ' ' i l 1 :NNN aka H Mr. Anthony J. Lowski Mr. Lawski, as principal of our school, has the responsibility for the over-all program. He sees that the program is carried out, and that proper improvements are made. He has the job of selecting and supervising the large staff of teachers at our school. Working with staff members, teachers, parents and citizens, and central administration to bring about the goal of giving every student the best possible education is Mr. Lawski's most important job. Mr. Lawski sums up his job by saying, To see that the school runs as a well-knit, co-operative communi- ty in which every student and every stall member plays an active part and in which they all feel a sense of pride, is our oal. M5 Lawski received his BA degree at Michigan State Normal, and received his Masters' Degree at Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. His first teaching assignment was at Clarenceville School in Farming- ton, Michigan, where he later became principal. He came to Edison Junior High School in 1936, where he taught social studies and guidance. After his stay at Edison, he was claimed by Dearborn High School. There, he taught social studies and psychology. Later he became assistant in curriculum to Mr. Mills, assistant super- intendent in charge of the community college and high schools. He was then appointed to the chairmanship of the original Edsel Ford High School curriculum planning group. Because of this chairmanship, he was chosen to be principal of Edsel Ford High School. 6 Mr. Willard Thornley hs... Na... Mr. Willard Thornley is assistant principal in charge of building management and student activities. Some of the duties concemed with the management of our school are cleaning and heating, and arranging for furniture and equipment. Mr. Thornley takes care of requisitions of supplies, scheduling of building facili- ties, and assists with the budget. He also supervises the acquiring of substitute teachers. Mr. Thornley is one of the sponsors of the Student Council. He supervises all the club activities, and is in charge of the daily bulletins. Mr. Thornley received his MA at the University of Michigan. He taught at the Lake Shores High School after completing college. He came to Dearbom, and started teaching at Edison Junior High School, where he taught science and mathematics. He left Edison to teach at Dearborn High School. At DHS he taught physics and photography. Mr. Thornley was appointed assistant principal, and was part of the original plan- ning group of our present curriculum. Mr. William Young Mr. William Young is assistant principal in charge of student personnel. Among his many duties is the job of taking care of the attendance. Scheduling of student programs, discipline, and athletic eligibility are some of Mr. Young's other duties. He works with counselors in matters of their organization and func- tion. Taking care of the college transcripts is an im- portant part of his job. He works with the bus com- pany on scheduling the buses, and he handles the su- pervision of the parking lot. Mr. Young works with public relations by meeting with many of the parents of Edsel Ford's students during the school year. Mr. Young has attended Hillsdale College, where he received a BS degree. He also attended the Uni- versity of Michigan, where he received an ME degree. He is presently attending Wayne State University, where he is working toward a Doctorate. Mr. Young taught at Fordson High School for three years before going to the University of Chicago in 1953 as one of the original planning group for our curriculum. He was appointed assistant principal in 1955. Mr. Young states that his sole purposes are to help young people help themselves, and to provide a better educational background. Lff, if . af .',,. Edsel Ford High School Faculty , gm, Y' -lv ,, V - l f' i ,gan t M. , Sig i f ,gr i W fitvt :X i , -4. , 5 , I ', fm' ' ,' f ff' ,..,, f an N' A QV V , Ai .: if , 5 if t ' ' 7 . 73 ., A Q A i ,oo, 1 4 Richard BHCKCHSIO Bernard Barnett Lee Bartlett Helen Beatsgn Mark Boersma Byron Brown M2lhClIl3fiCS Devi- Commercial Dept. Science Dept. University of Michigan AB Science Dept. Social Studies Dept. Bluffffon l l AU Central Michigan BS Albion All Central Michigan BS Central Michigan Aj University of Michigan MA Unite,-sity gf Michigan MA University of Michigan MA University of Michigan MA Michigan State UniversiityMA 5 7 --N Q it- f44alti.L-Q 4 ' ' ' i i V i iii ii im 5. ,4s,,,, M S 1i iv:,f : '..' . . in i V . ' it . A 4 Surf? bf' i ' - u i X, vw' it it i ,ll - Qui . 1 -Pt-212 v ' ' V Nix, ., Ernest Burkman Orlando Byers Irma Calvisi Gladys Carothers Marion Carson Laverne Chappell Science Dept. Mathematics Dept. Physical Education Dept. English Humanities Dept. Art Dept. Social Studies Dept Eastern MiChit13l'l B5 University of Michigan BS Michigan State University BS Macalester College BA University of Wisconsin BS Northern Michigan BS . . . . MS University Of MiChlgfil'l M5 University of Michigan MS University of Wisconsin .A Fi: I . ' .- K -ii V !V,, 3 . ' 'fax f 1 I I M i I in .1 :ar A is ., r '-5-. f i 3. . i in I ia B n si- , ta- iv ' is, , K V . w 9 ', if? ii .i ' fs ' Connie Charles Gordon Cochrane Betty Cunningham Pat Daly Frank Damiano John Davis Physical Education Dept. English Humanities Dept. English Humanities Dept. Social Studies Dept. English Humanities Dept. Physical Education Dept. Michigan State Normal BS University of Michigan HA Bryn Mawr BA University of Michigan HA Wayne State University BAWestern Michigan BS University of Michigan MA University of Michigan BM University of Michigan MA V L F i .1114 A J, ,, ml f i W em a A f 4. 1 in S 1. 'Witt in i -M 1 03 A lli S' .lf 1 i A ' f :Q . ' 4 , 4 f S- gas ' 'S m, , X 1. ' ' A ' 'f j fk W S is axe gm i , i . tt ig ' ' GQ gf I i t I J fe- J! I Allen Dawson Addison Dixon Doris Doolittle Jaylee Duke Martin Erickson Frederick Evans Science Dept. Music Dellf- Social Sflldi0S DGPY- EIIEHSII HUIIIHIIIIICS Devi- Science Dept. Physical Education Dept. - - , St t U iversity BS Ohio University i Q MM Eli- Universlly of Mi-Chiigan AB University of Michigan BA Northern Michigan Colle ve BS Colu b' U ' 't MA Mlchlgdn ae rl 't MS University oi Michigan MA University of Michigan MA University of Michigan MA University of Michigank MA Findl2ylaColl3g!m-sly BS i Michigan State Universi Y 8 x -. . 'V 4 ffrwffg Qi? itz- ,. - '72 M L . , , if . V H jg. 'mg cc 4 rfg.,ig,T,:a V, . g ii V. ' V ia , '--any , ' A155 5 ,,..-v .-ggi: M A ,f , Robert E . Commercial vgnst Nancy Ferdon Robert Ferguson Rose Mane Ferguson Richard Feusse Jan Flegle Michigan State Univjrft VV BA EIIEHSH HUMHHWGS Devi- Art Dept. Home Economics Dept. Commercial Dept. Guidance Dept, University of Michigasrib MS University of Toledo BF University of Michigan BD Michigan State University BS Central-Michigan College BS Bowling Green University BS University Of MlChlg3n M5 Bowling Green University BA University of Michigan MA l l -,-try .Ji it it ,R - ,,f'N. , . A . ft.-A I w- 'gc w 'W cf' ' if ' A ,v my -1. - -f A 2 4.,,. - 4' 24-jf , '17 A- r 'Q' X i' tk xr 7 X , I 5 A David Frye Carol Gates Stewart Gingrich Neil Goodbred Mildred Gould G0fd0l1 Grant Drive' Fdlfcanon Dept- Physical Education Dept. Science Dept. Commercial Dept. Guidance Dept. lndustrial Dept. Eastern Michigan B5 Michigan State University BS Central Michigan BS VYHNUC State University BS Transylvania College AB Great Lakes College BS University ot Michigan MA Wayne State University M5 Indiana University Ms Smith-Hughes Permanent f,.,,....,, Z t .26 r r f f Z its V fx YN . QW s 1 ,li ,, If I2 X ja V lv A K' K 0-L Paul Grieg Norma Haddad Ford Haskins James Hathaway Richard Hespen Tom Hire ll'ldllSfl'i3l DCPY- Guidance Dept. Guidance De ll'ldU5tfi3l Dept. English Humanities Dept. Art De t pt. P - Northern Michigan BS Ohio University AB v , Bowling Green University BS University of Michigan AB Western Michigan BSI Wayne Stale UfliV9l'5ilY MEG- Purdue University M5 rcgfygiixy5g?t2a'L?g::farS University of Michigan MA University of Michigan MA V J, -A . AA EI , .4-wi A -1 , ,v . rv v W i ft' Md, A j ,. - Wag! X az , 5 . ' 9 , Wi ' A s X I 267 f at r. f Martin Holtgrieve Ray Howe Muriel Hunt Roger lddings Grace Kachaturofl Almerene Kaufman English Humanities Dept. Social Studies Dept. English Humanities Depth, Science Dept. Social Studies Dept. Guidance Dept. ' 't of Michigan BA W M' higan AR Western. Millhigdn Hanover College AU Michigan State Normal BA Univergity of M' h' AB of Michigan MA H5332 lc MA University of Chicago MA University of Michigan MA University of Miltghilgjiii MA 9 s - ,e - 3 . Q . rs X K .4 l -. N Tj in ,lan 'R' 4. X -11 i it. . as 1 ' Q Q fl wg, s l 1 M, . 1' -. '- f Mr. it:-.I-asf.. - f-L+ X' , - 4 - vm , ,j.E':'if f William Kilpatrick Harold King Joe Knapp Arthur Konarske Q Physical Education Dept. English Humanities Dept. Industrial Dept. Science Dept. QBow1ing Green University BS University of Michigan AB Kent State BS University of Michigan BS jBowIing Green U. M Ed. University of Michigan MA Kent State M Ed. University of Michigan MA Richard Laing Art Dept. Eastern Michigan cal - .,. . 2 f 1 tk Albert Layton Social Studies Dept. BS Wayne State University BS it we i ,, . . . .- 1 G, , ii- . W? if X i5?W? ,ga-5 N 'J' X ' X 1 l . ' '-: 1. . 4,4-di 1 Betty Lee James Lehman William Levantrosser Shirley Longo William Maclntosh Patricia Mal0l' Librarian Social Studies Dept. Social Studies Dept. Social Studies Dept. English Humanities Dept. Mathematics Dept. Michigan State Normal BS University of Detroit PhD University of Michigan AB Mt. Union College AB University of Michigan AB University of Detroit PhB University of Detroit M Ed. University of Michiean MA Wayne State U. M Ed. University Of MICNBHH MA v V A' ' sk ' x V L i'Qx A ,lj wv 1 . ' ff-ff . ofa as- H, ' V 427 ir' 61? 22. L -- S' ' ' ,V ,- fy 1, ... ' ' -if . ,I if A Wx Phillil! Mark Albert May Joanne McConkey Robert Nicholas Russell Peterson Lucille Pethel Music Dwi- C0ll1ll1Cl'Cl2l Dwi- Home Economics Dept. Industrial Dept. Science Dept. Llbmrlan Central Michigan BM Ceritral'Michigan I HS Michigan State University HS Northern Michigan BS Michigan State Normal BS University of Michigan AB University Of Michigan MA Michigan Stale University MA Wayne Slate UniverSi1yM Ed. University of Michigan MA University of Michigan Mrs K Q N il 6? If as Q X N- . A , 5 ' ' ,li I K Q., lag .f X 1. ? E N A Q 9 .V 7 ':, , : i 'ff' .. -fi -f .f i . 'v t ' W 3 A' . ' .ii X . V LY l f V I rj Ri ,. a- . . - ' J ww ' A 3:f1,lf. ., A fi - . I :1Ir3lhanllPt:Jrtel' Evelyn Pugh Warren Rhodes Ruth Richards Kenneth Rlpple Dean Russell W 3Ste:n J5A elll' BA MElll1llSl1gll:lIllHIllll0S Dfllflis P l3 l 0Ll?dUf1lll0'l Dellilmz Music Dept. Commercial Dept. Industrial Dent. aynC 3 C FIIVCFSI Y adison o ege . ur uc niversity - Milwaukee Stage BS W . - - 5' -, V Wayne State U. M Ed. 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Victoria Stock School Nurse Michigan State University BA University of Virginia Michigan State University MA Peabody College ljniversity of Michigan MS Leonard Stolfo Industrial Dept RN Stout State College BS BS Wayne State University ME Bessie Stuart English Humanities DeDt. Nomian Tomassini Drlver Education Dept University of Michigan AB Epigtem Michigan University K as ra gf' -- fy . H -' ' fin' I f 1 - ff 3 ax ' -cf' X p Q. . y i ,gk is f in Y 1 Donna Underwood Burl von Allmen Virginia Waidillgel' Tex Walker Mathematics Dept. Social Studies Dept. Language Dept. Physical Education Dept, ljniversity of Michigan BA Wayne State University BS Michigan State University BA ,Michigan Stale Normal HA University of Michigan MA Wayne State U, M Ed . me ggi iQr.ni.i,,i.3 I ,. , 4 1. . ffm 'if r mug - , I A-kwa' ', A . 1' ,. A 332 iii 1 jqrls I - 'f Q- I .7 i 1 5' ii' 1-up-Y' Z ,A ,f , I 7, 44' Zi w I f- i ' ffifff p - i Camera Shy Hershel Wallace Guidance Dept. Helene Wilson Language DCD!- Matthew Zipple Social Studies Dept. Central College BA University of M-ifhliiliin All Ui1iV?l'5iiY Of Michiilafi AB University of Michigan MML University Of Michigan MA Michigan State University MA ll Ralph Cornell Science Dept. University of Florida BSE Wayne State University ME of Michigan MA Guidance Dept. Edsel Ford's guidance program is designed to cover the guidance needs of the students as comprehensively as possible. It provides for counseling services to handle the special prob- lems, it also allots a place and time in the scheduling for group guidance. It recognizes the need in a larger high school for students to be organized into relatively small stable groups, a 'home base,', in which they can become known well by a single teacher and can identify themselves with their age-mates for supportive relationships. In terms of or- ganization, students are assigned to class-size groups of twenty-five or thirty. These groups become classes in human relations. Relationships between the human relations classes and individual counseling is indirect rather than direct, Individual counseling situ- ations will and do arise out of the class work, but the basic purpose of the class is to deal with the common or universal problems of high school youth. The aim of the guidance program is to develop basic understanding, which the student can apply to the solution of his own personal problems. Actual problems, which are typical of those conceming high school students, will serve to illustrate devel- oping concepts and to provide practices in the application of these concepts. N VW -5 -'JW y X ' Mr. Wallace discusses scheduling for the next semester with junior, Charles Murphy. Miss Norma Jean Haddad instructs her IZA human relations class on love and marriage. I2 X P ,bg -'X 'Wa p-A . W F N71 X D . W x YrF,, t if? , ff' ' . ' '11 V v .--1 .TN i .MA-MS if li? Mrs. Nancy Ferdons newsstaff class produces the school paper. the Bolt, every week. frm-' ,,, Q -9 i my 14' IQ ff ffwwf M,ff'fdWhl4iM41AM1lA!04m Humanities Dept. Every student who graduates from Edsel Ford High School is required to take six sem- esters of English humanities. In English hu- manities the students are taught how to com- municate their ideas through literature, art, and music. To aid the students in studying music and art, the teachers have been leaming how to teach these classes themselves. Some of the teachers who were here when Edsel Ford opened are at present teaching music and art in some of their classes. Edsel Ford High School's English depart- ment has, also, sent Mr. Harold King as a representative to the other high schools in Dearborn. The department hopes that Edsel Ford's curriculum will be a great influence -upon the compromise plan to be drawn up within the near future. For the student interested in English, re- lated subjects are offered. Journalism, play production, and public speaking may be taken as electives by those who are desirous of these courses. This is an important year for the English department because the graduating seniors are the first class to go through the entire English curriculum of Edsel Ford High School. ff' i yi Y' X t ff' Zvi Eh ff f ra . , M Q' .' ' ' f it ' it-m i .lf , uiuulibli 'gf' m MMM' , ,,,,, WWW Miss Evelyn Pugh assists Jim Lovett in his work while Ron Bednarczyk and Dick Lange study in preparation for their English humanities discussion. 13 if H 'ff- it-Brig t ls. WNW Art students work on copper and wire projects in Mr. Richard Laing's advanced class. Students work with acids and other materials in doing enamel work in their art class. .3 , ,, 3' I. 4-7 ' I ini il I' if 5. w i as .X lg. xl 3' , is i ff-' Q Art Department In the art department, the staff tries to give the students experience in a broad held. To this end, the students use different materials in different ways. Art I students work with chalk, charcoal, paint, clay, wood blocks, and wood. In Art II the students use ink, enamel, clay heads, and linoleum blocks. Students in their third year of art work with water colors, poster paints, wood blocks, wax, clay, silver, and the solder machine. In advance art, pupils handle char- coal, paint, metal, and learn how to work with photographic prints. I Three art rooms are available for the stu- dents' use at Edsel Ford High School. The creative art room is used for English Human- ities only. The other two rooms, B-13 and B-14, are used for two-dimensional and three- dimensional work. S rsiwqgv' I ,gs t k 3 r i 'rs-. - , if t'.t S -...i Li Under the supervision of instructor Mr. Richard Laing students put together nrt projects. I4 lr l:I- Music Dept. Aims of the music department are to increase the student's understanding and enjoyment of music. The program also acquaints the student with the possible use of music in adult life, whether voca- tional or avocational. Music curriculum is intended to increase the skill needed for producing music, provide a means of emotional expressiong and, also, to pro- vide an opportunity for emotional growth and self-control in performance. Both instrumental and vocal music is presented in the music department. Among the groups participating in these activities are the ensemble, boys' and girls' glee clubs, choir, pep band, orches- tra, and the wind ensemble. All of these groups sing and play for pep assemblies and games. Christmas programs, PTA meetings, and special assemblies. Once a week, in each of the English classes, a music teacher discusses and, analyzes some selected pieces of music with the students. Harmony. rhythm, tone color, and melody are the four basic ele- ments studied in these music classes. Q2 1: ' lf. J 7 A 1. F y 9 'V' is ' ELM? I ' x X ' j- 'Z l I r-- , 2 ,I s , 9 0 2 2' Bill Baker, Carol Seating, Ross Sutter, Maryanne Sipple, and Bud Davis have been chosen by the Edsel Ford music department to tour Europe this summer. 1 af A portion of the Edsel Ford High School mixed chorus which sings for many school events. Music students practice on their string instruments in Edsel Fo d' . I' S IHLISIC TOOITT. s s Social Studies Dept . X X X X Q92 t, N s N ,Xb X E xtili m ix Every individual is bom with basic drives that he strives to satisfy within the framework of his culture. The social studies department tries to help the student recognize the value of these drives. Some of the values which are shown to the students at Edsel Ford High School are: re- spect for the dignity of the individualg appre- ciation of the democratic way of life with its rights and responsibilitiesg regard for truth and logicg and the appreciation for the con- tributions of other cultures to our society. Five semesters of social studies are required of all students at Edsel Ford, as compared with three semesters of history and civics re- quired in most of the other Miichigan high schools. World cultures and senior geography are offered as electives to seniors to complete the required sequence. -'G'-air' lf i s'fgg 'm' gif aMS - X x 'NXXQ-NNNM., ,. M KM 'Xvx 5 lv v S ,W I NWN- t 1. ., Dick Broadhead and Sharene Buss study their texts and other materials in social studies. IN I? ' Jr if x Sig? ' ililiiaf xii -- -v Q i' W, ,, .wx gf T, . 'Q Q X 1 'fc . t K N w- a re NNN I fl ,ICV , ffm Q i 0,6299 A me, E L is ....... Miss Doris Doolittle answers a question asked by Vivian Czaplick in a social studies 3 class. 16 ' 04 Science Dept Edsel Ford's science department strives to meet a great need in today's world-the need for students to understand their physical en- vironment. To this end, all students are re- quired to take three semesters of natural science. Included in this program are courses in biology, chemistry, and physics. These required classes consist of basic laboratory courses which enable interested students, who have the needed ability, to go on with further elective science courses. They also help complete a major or minor as part of the college prep courses. However, the in- tructors' main goal in these courses is to give pupils an insight into scienceg to understand the world of nature, to understand methods used in science, and to realize how important science is to a persons everyday life. Elective courses at Edsel Ford consist of second semesters in biology, chemistry, or physics. Photography and horticulture can also be elected as part of the science curricu- lum. ,lf sw ', eve! 1 Y' 17 cl' if .... will Students in a chemistry class to them. perform the experiments assigned IN '13 I-31-0 .1 -4 D '99 hm he-. Members of Mr. Stanley Smith s horticulture class prepare Christmas wreaths to be placed around the school. 17 , Z- ,t Q. .,,.,,.f. , Students in office machines practice on key calculators. one of several types of office machines studied at Edsel Ford. E W 'bv Commercial Dept. Edsel Ford's business education department tries to develop in students the proper skills and attitudes necessary to gain adequate employment in the clerical, stenographic, bookkeeping, and retailing fields upon graduation. Individual needs of the student are met by training them along the lines to which they are best suited according to their abilities and desires. To enable students to better prepare themselves for jobs, release time is given during the senior year. Students acquire actual experience by working in the business field while continuing their business training in school. Edsel Ford High School maintains a placement office and endeavors to place its students in jobs upon achievement of their graduation. This placement office is also available to students who are not enrolled in the commercial department. ig t away ,-u.....-.., Q 1 Q 1 ig at ,C fl 14 -3 'Ig ,. ali 3 ' Q. Under the supervision of Mr. Neil Goodbred. commercial students study the use of various office machines. -'H-n-...mf ,M- f ' A K . . '. ' X NM tttt. It E ,.....,: N K . -ww--ann , ' NNNXNN Students in a commercial class increase their UCCUFIICY und speed by taking timed writings. l8 0 Mathematics Department ' etet tttt , rf ,f Math teachers at Edsel Ford strive to show the re- lationship between the math courses offered and at the same time develop the student's mathematical abilities. Edsel Ford High School's mathematics depart- ment offers four semesters of algebra, three sem- esters of geometry, and one semester of trigonometry. These courses are all elective subjects, and follow in succession. In various occupations, higher math is essential, but even if a person is not planning a career in which advanced mathematics is a must. he will tind math helpful. This is because the necessities of everyday life require some mathematical knowledge. Whether a person is a plumber, a sales person, or a housewife, he will find that math is a great aid. f f f 7W f gi A , K 3, , lrry f iQMf!,,,5 , .f,fQ44+fff4, V e . ,rrr ,,' . V J ,,,.,, g s, jf, Q 1 f ,w rt 1 . fa, f 1, X 2 t ,.,.4.pfw . , ., 4, yew - , ? 1 if ' 1 J gf' na fi , 'K xi , A 4.451 ' My f - 1, ,,.,.,,-ar-fr Mrs. Donna Underwood supervises as members of her class work equations on the blackboard. 'EZ' mf t r 41 '71,c ., I eil--sf ' ' . in-V ' Q-A., Aimvfl v 7 I 4 11 ,aww fi ' 1 'ne Christmas projects made by geometry students as part of their program of studies. Mr. Graham :orter and his c ass exam! EF Nurse, Librarians ,X W 72- mzf' 'Nu 're if 'W 1, ,,,,,, W ,rf 4' Edsel Ford students utilize the facilities of their modern library. Edsel Ford's library has a number of general objectives. To enrich teaching of every subject taught in the school, books and other material are provided to aid in necessary class-room assign- ments. Magazines and records for listening are a few of the recreations which are provided. Proper reading habits and wise use of leisure time are stressed. Definite instruction in the use of books and libraries is taught in order to enable the stu- dents to acquire skill in the handling of materials. Individual needs are met by developing pupils' skills and resourcefulness in their use of books and reference materials. Co-operatively, pupils are introduced to the library as early as possible in order that they may gain a continued education and cultural growth. ,f-f' 413. L V iii-VW Special services are provided by the nurse to protect the health and well-being of the students, For example, several first aid facilities are avail- able for emergency cases, such as splints and a wheel chair. Nurse appointment cards are pro- vided for those students who wish to see the nurse during the day to talk over their problems with her. Important records are filed in the nurse's office. Also, there are cots provided in the nurse's clinic, which are available to both students and teachers. Edsel Ford's health room provides a pleasant place for the nurse to perform her many duties. The health room may be used for many purposes including teachers meetings, eye examinations, and meetings of the Future Nurses Club. li kv ii Mrs. Victoria Stock, the school nurse gives some necessary information to Joanne Burnett and Edward Korkoian. 20 Language Dept. NJ' K. -' 3 7 xx-AVA ry, ,Mel , ug-- lui 1 Miss Helene Wilson's German class sings songs in the language they are studying. One of the aims of the language department is to prepare students for language in college. Another aim is to interest students in other coun- tries and the people of these countries. Spanish, Latin, German, and French are the four languages oilered at Edsel Ford High School this year. A two-year course in each one of these languages is available. Miss Helen Wilson, head of the department, Mrs. Mary Jean Smith. and Miss Virginia Waldinger are hoping that a three- year course of each language will soon be avail- able for those interested. The third year in the course would be devoted to further perfecting the language. HE DAYSOF THE 'EEK 0 'I A .FP Tv. .f ig' 'i 2 Lecturing her class on French culture is Miss Virginia Waldinger. 21 l l J -As., ...- Q ni ,,,. ,.q-.mari I .a... ,s i '2 D , into ' Q wif... . 0,1 .. .5 ir?- Betsy Bornyasz and Joylinn McBride prepare food in their home- making class. .f Home Economics Edsel Ford's honiemaking department feels that expert management of the home is one way of achiev- ing some of the highest values in human relations. Homemaking education has the responsibility of trans- mitting knowledge and developing skills required by men and women in the establishment of a home. The courses are based upon the mental processes of plan- ning, controlling and evaluating the use of family re- sources such as time, money, energy, materials, in- terests, and abilities. At Edsel Ford, the courses offered are: beginning and advanced girls foods, boys food, child care, per- sonal appearance, clothing, and personal tailoring. These classes are taught by Miss Rose Marie Fergu- son and Mrs. Joanne McConkev. l Q L l 3 . ll 3 ., ,3 1 A -17 5, t , W , ,.-. J , pf ' I W, ,' WFRDED -.I E if F F UN I J ,, fjM 'g ' y. ETF ' F ..ff 'Y If 1 it M,-N - 1' ..,. 1 W it Eli f 4 ' ' i , if ,L ,,V! nw EH 7 . e 7 ..i . 4 3 W A I 'iii ' . i yl Ji 1 V tt? F. ' 1 I ,. 4 . .X 1' ' . ,t 3 :Q , P H I 1 vm 'if Q Y , F t 1 ,ii , , - 1 --: -L V - + . . 5-4 ' , t i Yfzfi il ixgf f P 1 ,,,, 1, ll 2, z i r - JI Q V' fQ.,,,,r,,,,,. W ---N X ,fix ., . t' . H0m?mak'Hg students gain Practical experienc b f Four EF underclassmen arrange a window display of clothing made by studenw in the sewing class. 'ng Ordinary household tasks. e y Per Crm t 'ts Industrial Dept. Edsel Ford's industrial education program is elec- tive. The courses in this subject are of a general educa- tional nature and can be elected by a student at any grade level. However, it is necessary for the student to follow the planned sequence of courses. As a stu- dent follows the sequence of courses in any area, the courses become more- vocational. The final course in most areas is of two hours duration, and is definitely vocational in nature. There are six fields of industrial education at Edsel Ford High School. They are drafting, printing, wood- work, metalwork. autoshop, and a course dealing with electricity. The first course in all the areas is very general in nature. These courses are planned to give the students an opportunity to become more familiar with the common tools, procedures, and skills they will need in every day life. n l O fn 'mi f ' 'fllrr 'o ,l'IlIfl+ ' 9 Il ', , s'l,' , Q f Q f V f ff 4 f ff 1,2 at ,. f, - - 'rw-'4-.frwi , .5 E. U 3 fi MW. 5.42: ,f fy, fif:'f47 f 'mil 5 7424 , My - ' 4 if ,ji 2 f A W f, M ff M 1 ryrr ,, If ,A 'N 44 3 . 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ESQ tux In J R ,,, Behind The Scenes Edsel Ford's kitchen staff tries to teach the students what constitutes a proper diet. They also strive to give the students something different than their home diet. The kitchen itself might be considered a school, for the staff tries to teach women from different areas the use of dif- ferent implements and the essentials of a proper diet. Secretarial work is done in the office. Also, lost articles are turned in there, schedules are made out, all telephone calls are received and the bulletins are made out there. Edsel Ford's maintenance staff keeps the school look- ing clean, and keeps the yard neat. wi, 525' , 13' ri ' f - 5 it new ' 'V X is ...f- Mrs. Anne Bavier, Mrs. Wanda Huska, Mrs. Nell Richardson. Miss Peggy Neale. Miss Geraldine Kurd- M siel, Miss Helen Prince, and Mrs. Jean Weaver are the members of the Edsel Ford's office staff. Members of Edsel Ford's kitchen staff are Mrs. Mildred Burnick, Mrs. Delores Laurich, Mrs. Peggy John- ston, Mrs. Ruth Burgess, Mrs. Edith Moore, Mrs. Anna Wyn. and Mrs. Frances Wagner. Mr. Tom Hartman, right, explains the workings of the boiler system to Mr. Vern Floyd. W ' Z, W h IQ! 1 1 , ,ug-x N.' X MII I -D x X 'dm If- f:.'?bN iff XNXK yf I ' ' lf!! f ,ENN 'I I I III BI' iIIvIpI,II,lI'Ij:II' QNX HN vw 'JII7 W4 ici Qxg ' XS I xx x 7- X wx , I Y 'K -1 IXI ' Y ,fi I I I 51, I I f ,,, I, he f a4 1 :FJ X - 1 I , II 'I I I i v- LW, ' 1 I +I' I V C L I , in' 1 -D I ?L, h ij N T 1 ' J 5 E I KN 1 x ' I I rr h e begun, the Lamp of Know- I d Il b f r. I d ' p 'des the fuel to 3' fl h' h ' w into the Lamp f I K dg . I ' h h'g h I y h g' h P PI h ' f ' II I f d' ' I Q b f f . I ' g d . b g d d ' h' h h . lf I ' d d f hgh h I Il d ' Id b . ' ' h L p f K Id ld 5 h ' I dd' ' f f I. Af aduation, the students of dse Ford will g ain further education. Throughout life, this p I rocess will continue, so as to keep the L p f Knowledge burning. ww ' s 154 'fy' ,Iggy 5' f' 5 1 D He? U Graduates Enioy Pause ',.g wt?6 1' for-' X ll 'XWW.-l,g Margaret Allen U Sharon Allison All School Production All School Production Intramurals u ' A Jack Amer Harold Babcock Student Assembly Hi Y All School Production Football 4-1 v ww 0 7 r' t lt' Rosamond Beaubien Richard Berryman Glce Club All School Production Between Activities we . 'S' f e -.,, ,Q-.Q ff Violet Andrews Phillip A'd0Y 0 Richard Armstrong Band, president Football Swimming All School Production GAA I Executive Council at N vw . 'M , - 5? W it - al iff'-' f gb! ' , L 126: X 3221- Q -14' 'NJ e ,I t ere-. , ,M ., N La 4.1 ..g W -f A .ti fm? A Donna Bada Flight staff Future Homemakers Theatre Club All School Production t N 'M .. 'Jr 'N 'X : XXX. X Miss Norm E at .f flaunnus ,mm wma. -vs -1 l N S William Baker Chuck Bates Band, advisory council Choir Ensemble All School Production l P X, a Jean Haddad, grade level counselor fo th I ' class, enjoys a cup of coffee in th h f -' r ' e anuary gr-aduatmg ot' her graduating students. C Omemdkmg room while She talks with some 28 Vel's Memorial Setting X Q t sul 'E AK ' A LT-Q I g,x t -. -.-.x . , l N I Jack Bridges Varsity Club Student Assembly IIB. president Football. captain James Bolosh 'Q' . ff V 4' .,,, A IN , .ll 6 ai 0 U ' , V V X 4 Judith Kay Carithers Eleanor Cedar Choir Ensemble Tom R. Brown Varsity Club All School Production Intramurals Basketball x Mfr., Es- 2, l.arry Chester ..ii...1....77Y For January Prom f-,V f ' ' -1, , 1 ' ,WJ ' A l y i V V 'lx 1 1f !!y Donald Campbell Bob Cannon Hi Y, treasurer I K I. All School Production n ramurab 3 an ow 5' 5 P. J L- s., ' .W H2437 ' ---vo' ' rw... I WY, Marcia Ciarkowski l-ulurc Nurscs x A Gary P. Cicotte All School Production Louise Wenskay and Jim Neuman were just one of the many couples that en- joyed an evening of dancing to Clark Williams' band at the senior prom in the Veteran's Memorial on January 17. 29 latin Club, secretary T,-ggk lntramurals tv 1 q - 'if'?W'f'f 1- , .,utrH it A ' Su V X f . i Raymond Cox Judith Frowl Hi Y Futurc Teachers ll'llT1lmlll'illN Futurc Homemakcrs, treasurer All School Production Intramurals January Grad Try Commencement Garb 1 X W gsm x....1 'ff ', eff 'L Sue Crumhack Booster Club. scurctttry Ci -XA Y Tntns. vice prcxitlcnt IZA. prebitlcm vu .t F Tv. Xlfg ' 1 Harold I-I. Davis l-Qnwmblc Cfltoir All School Protluution 1 C A Q K QW x .Vx is Y Ann Fawley Robert K. Feria Y Teens Spzinixh Club Future Teacheri Horticulture Club. tice pro All School Production Senior Council gy :Af ,av 4, ,i f 3 ll' ' 1 K' 'F-4' lv Cvorgl: Gish lli N 'lratulx H159 llerh Grczn cs Hou lint' N at r, - f f, ,, ',,, -A61 Carol Drews Choir 59. fo 4 Joanne Fordyce All School i,l'UtllICllUIl sitlunt Scmor Council - , if 5 , llildegnrd Duerr Student Lounutl Flight milf XII Qthool Protluttior lntraimuruls ,- Wm. '..f f, f i :faux 3 - i R LY in ' www Marlene Cayman Horticulture Club All School l'i'oLluction lntratmuisilx if H NWN t tilt fi Sally I-'uric 41 fi? , rs, X Valerie Gehres Bolt Xtzttl Flight Nt.t!f lltcztlru C ltil' lutrxtmtimlx Jlmllllfy Seniors try on cups :ind gowns in school cufcteriu. 30 January Grad Measure For Cap , Gown l cr , fi . 'QS- Daniel Hajduk Hi Y Class Council Football Tennis P gh ,i Lx T7 ,f f V Janice Irving Flight staff Ensemble Choir Intramurals 4,1 George Hajduk Hi Y Football Track lntramurals 7134 it rf'-Nw 'Marilyn Johnston All School Production Senior Council ,,,,..,,, . - 542357 My ??7f 7' ' at u EWS? V 1M.Zzz.:2z2m,, ,. Miss Norma Haddad, counselor for the January grads, measures Kay Miller for a mortarboard. . 13 C , j' ff, W mf 1 ,PQ 5? H--yi Kathy Hodges Y Teens V Senior Council Douglas Hamilton All School Production .V .,,. I, 8 ' i x V' xii L4 tag .loan Keith UAA All School Production Future Nurses, treasurer Band Joseph .lulvezan f ' , ' f lu . 4 A' .,.t f,-' , , Barbara Ketchum Future Nurses Orchestra fe i., - 'e ' Intramurals Y . V , ,,. , f i n i ' f ' JZ? Glec Clttb A it 3l Yolanda Hopkins Spanish Club All School Production Pat Keoshin . . 2 , 5 ,.,. y If? David Knezek Bolt printing Flight printing 1.x. , t fm sas, wx it is , , , X 6 , 'Z P 1 t . , , , X l2A Cfficers Robert Konsz Hi Y lntramurals Bowling L David Lucas Swimming 13 -V 40- ? 3, Allen Marshall , A 1 3144 Q, 1 x A Q 2 '.'f ,fx V x I Judy Krajewski Ellis McGraw Football Intramurals gi, 5.-I ary' :gi 2, l l A Arlow T. Meusling Guide Class Through Year l wif' W t ' I 1 l lf' Thomas A. Ledford 511'- -1- Nancy McGregor Choir h., 6 i ?i ,!,, gg vga LK E -0,444 I VM! , David Lohnes Russ Loughley ,. iv .-- .3 A- t Mil., ,W rx'- A ' ' W , 5, is Bryant McGrew Football Karen McLaughlin Student Council. secretary All School Production Senior. secretary Intramurals K IZA iougcg Tlembgs: Row l..Mary.anne Sipple, Kathy Hodges, Sue Crumback aren c a g in ow .. Lois Sellgman, Ann Fawley, Ross Sutter, Mgmlyri Johnston, Priscilla Phillips. 32 Members Of Senior Class Trade Pictures ,. Z' ms t 'K l ', i +5'x ble- . ,2 'M t ,K.-,x 'KT' i i ' 2r 4 1 t is'-fs lit it Kay Miller Bob Monson John Murphy Carol Nagle Charles Nagy Bianca h I , V13l'Sliy Cllllii Ensemble A .C oo 1Production Football Varsity Club Intramurals Track Swimming Football .ii i t V e. , Vi l F 4' Q-. 51' u 'ig-4 l as n A! vw ' 'QYX' N 'I' 5 'Q 'X nf 4 i i5f7lg:'. I Ray NCUIDCI1 Edsel J. Painter lfyle Painter Diane Paris Jim Pascoe Theatre Clllb Hi Y Band All School Production Varsity Club Frentlh Club Varsity Club, secretary HI Y Football Varsity Club Band lntrumuruls Intramurals Ensemble Student Assembly Bowling, capta in T - 7 W , f' of ig ,+ -M ? 1 9 xi TA ' W l V j V . S A lf ,, Y, xl -1 A C I AA- I -' ! 5 ' ' ' J 1 i l Y l If l V: L l t ll fi 1 i Vrs We i , l l l l ,Q 'f f 1 ' l. -M f , l if f 4' ltia ' 2 . f y l W .kt ii ' ' W . ,J Jean. Petterson Donald R. Pettinga ' Chow Intramurals if i,! ii Dave Lohnes and Ray Cox exchange senior pictures to remind them in future years of the days spent at Edsel Ford. 33 Upperclossmen Find Many Uses For Lounge Priscilla Phillips Y Teens Choir All School Productior 1? Gloria Roock ,Jw ws ff my f f I Maryanne Sipple Band Orchestra Ensemble French Club, president vw ., 3 Asn 'Ht' Richard Gordon Popkey All School Production Bowling Nm.. Patricia Schebel Y Teens Choir but .loan Skrocki Future Nurses rr' K la? , 'J' li' Z ' Y 'Z f Larry RaB'crty J :. , ff 1 if Lois Seligman Senior Council Student Assembly French Club ip, , ,., ff 4 ve, ' 1 ' 'avi 0 Ron Bolt Reed printing 4:- 'rf- Romie Shaw Band T js All School Production IZA, vice president f IJ I A 3 Gloria Reiter Glee Club .i':..' X AA Janet Sheko Senior Council lnterleague Council' All School Production Bolt Staff All School Production Tennis, Captain Q' a aeaseaa s 4 e or t .i,i it S 1-Q if N- S -X- ,c,, ,., ,.', Q A, . - S 5 . eY.s,..xss EF's senior lounge serves the upperclassmen as a place to meet and relax with friends. Above, Shirley Freriks. Gary Joachim, and Dick Lange take time out from their busy schedules for a chat. 34 Graduates Get Merit Awards At Assembly 5 .'1 4- I Q 72:5 is Sonny Snyder Hi Y Varsity Club. treasurer Basketball wg, Marilyn Socall Future Homemalters, treasurer Choir Ensemble lp 'XIV . Q , le l 16,1 Ted Stockfisz Intramurals fy.. 'har y ,sgjmzv f ' ,, , ' i , ,. ' M142- Ken Szmagaj Science Club All School Production .ln Ron Tomlinson Varsity Club Football Tennis Tennis Q I i t ua sa: 'axe ,1 i an ,N l 'V 1 I ' R fo! g A ' -3+ ,1 QY 'fY,1' VX ' 124. ' J N J' , V l A 14' , El V William G. Wahl L0llise Wenskay Gary Wight Ronald Trac, Ye-Tigris 1560 Football Horticulture Club, secretary F00lb3ll Glee Club Basketball All School Production Class Council Senior Council ,ff rf 4? WWI W ul u mm if S A 4 Sandy Williams Future Nurses Intramurals GAA Students receiving B certilicates at the January graduating class Honors Assembly. 35 5512,-' 'I l2A's Elecl Officers To Guicle, Help Group X Cr.-,-1:1 ,, .,,, . . . 7: Qt in ,,,. .- .- Q Eddie Aguirre Bowling A on vw f 4 If M f M 0 , Ted Baer Joanne Ileck tug A f ' A aw 0 2 2? . ' : -h ag .lune Albaugh Y Teens GAA Checrlcztding. co-catptttin Bolt stuff IIA. secretary Tv Keith Baldwin Hi Y Glee Club Ron Bednarczyk Bztnd. secretary Intramurals , W if it tv .4 ,M ' aff ,fly y .iw V, ,chili f V1 ..4 , 1 ' , ' ,, f , , Qin 5 'I L -t ' 3 1 1 vez: 1,1 Z-'- ., ,. 'nw Tom Bell i. , ,f if r 'Q ':,.-' 2 7 ' jf: , .,-. 2, ,,., 1 fif -A' Mary Ann A de 50'l .lanct Kay Anderson Cheerleading Mujorcuc GAA Choir All School Production IIB, vic e president lntrumuruls JST Ken Balogh Dorothy Bauer Hi Y Ulcc Club IZA, vice president l iLlllll'C Homcmnkcrs Club Football Baseball Yea f if ' , X' if 'F 7 get eff w V2 T 1, H, ., I f f f I9 7 ' 4 Q' 5 'W ,Wh .Iohn Angell Hi Y. treasurer Choir Glee Club Basketball ,.b. 0 ,ai viz, , MZ 4 w. ii JH' Q 'V Q , Susan Beals GAA Y Teens French Club, trcztsurer Linda Arter Y Teens Intramurals Ji Hx S' Dick Bechtel Qi? T7 ,J Elected to the governing positions of the senior class were tstandingl vice president Ken Balogh, president Peggy Penrod and tsittingl treasurer Carol Scztring and secretary June Albaugh. 36 'Q Council Assists Cfficers With Class c-I I if ii A l William Henson G f L' . Rug! -s . 1 Ray Blan Baseball ,A.,,,,, 0,-,,',,,7,W,wf,,,M fx 'US Barbara Berch lntriimu mls Sue Ellen Bernard kzithlccn liidcllc hheritre Ciliih. ticaisiircr lhcailrc Club N lecns. chaplain Flight stuff Bolt will Flight will ,fb 12:7 '51 -L, S-ca, 'F' , I 1 ,4 9 'Q its W Dan Bilkey Bzislxehlxill 'F 'vx -czf' Nancy Buhnick Bob l50ChkH! william Bogusz Betsy Bornyasz lnirziniiiigils Choir Cheerleader may ff. I FP xiii: ill Serving on the IZA senior council are students that are elected by their human rela- tions class. Senior activities are planned by them at their regular meetings. 37 Junior Council IIB. treasurer N Q ? Q5-Ia 'V f ' N., K 2 A if-'iii' Dave Boyd Flight stuff Affairs aff Richard Black I Bill Bosch Varsity Cluh IIB. president Intramurals .. rw ' V! I :gn , it Y' I Q1 ri? ,A iff few Marcia Bousch Y Teens Booster C luh Choir -'pw , 3 ? I X 'Q ff! 49, gf. L, y- f . Dick Brancheau Bowling Intramurals Q Q 1 Seniors Use Counselor's College Material we mf ' I gl vw i, ll. ' Deal! Bl'0Wn Gavin Brownlie 'Q Dorothy Buss Shirley Chiado IOA. vice president GAA Spanish Club, treasurer Cheerleading ,A ,. J, l im I I sl aff if 1 , 7 ' -f f ' 'hav A M Peter Clark Football Track Weightlifting avr 'TY' f 5 -85 'w Nancy Cantarutti 4.76 -52' Carolyn Clabaugh Glee Club Choir Intramurals Dick Bu sh art K' 6- wi.. J? , W J . f VG Connie Burke Flight stall' Y Teens Intramurals Joanne Burnett Y Teens GAA Future Homem Intramurals 'Z?' wt. ly K lt I if fm Qi 'Ze Q, , ' on Judie Burns Y Teens Booster Club alters Club Noraleen Carpenter Laura Caftell Jonel Cauvin GAA Science Club Intramurals 5 yea: 'G I Mary Jane Cheatham Flight. Editor Bolt ctart Theatre Club, treasurer Latin Club. treasurer 5 lqn. Q DOH Taylor and Miriam Dargatz look at college catalogues in the guidance office. Counselors Guide Grad In Making Plans s KEQJV Jane Cook GAA Futurc Nurses Club Latin Club, prcsitlent Nils Clawwn Edward Collins Barbara Conley os., -FC 1 as '-vu -lf , Z. 127 A Barbara Cortright Y Teens French Club Future Teachers- PFCN Senior Council Mary Cooney Gan-egg Qootper Jeanette Marie Corsetti Future Nurses Club. Fggtball President Intramurals Flight staff Student Assembly F 3 5 i f - ' -N , , T ff- ,Va J Av , . , . , 7 - , l .us-sQ, 5 T , 5 ' Q, .Auf- 1 l f Class counselor Mr. Ford Haskinsidiscusses job possibilities with IZA Carol Fczithzim. 39 .lim Coon ,- 1,-ff Bonnie Cox French Club Y Teens. treasurer Booster Club 5, , ,,, we H.. SL Robert Croskey 9 if ' I. , ,,,, V ,Q gf , ,gf t t if .Iudy Coon Future Nurses Club GAA Culee Club fi .JW Wi ' Janice Craword Spanish Club, secretary Y Teens lntramurals .4 -:at-+V ef A , ft A J ., 1' ,I 0 7 7 Charles Curran Student Council Student Assembly All School Productions Orchestra . . 2 l. Marilyn Curtis Latin Club Future Nurses Club Girls Culee Club Intramurals l2A' Speak Al Citizens Advisory Meeting 'E'5 X Patricia Daly Intramurals ,zfeap Karen Day Y Teens if WJWVP . ff Barbara Des.Iardins Future Nurses Club ,., . f, , A V ,,1, as gem? ,, A , Q f J tg!!! I 9 7 if Peter Donohue Theatre Club Science Club Flight staff r.!, lgTf4 TE Z. 7 James Damiani Varsity Club Football Basketball Truck 9, , , -, W- ,Q 44 ,N A 0 4 5 l QE! Judy Dedeluk Y Teens Sharon Donaldson Future Nurses Club Flight staff lntramurals Q C hm Y U ma rev? ,W Marlene Dapprieh l-uture Homemukers president Booster Club Flight stulf 4 -v,. i. C- ' ' fis , Q T sl . K, ext Patricia Dekarske Band Wind Ensemble Q. R a s Ruth Dapprieh Future Homemzulters secretary Ensemble All School Productions GAA X-f , swf!-5'ii Janet Delmore Z l y Miriam Dargatz Booster Club. vice Y Teens, treasurer GAA Student Assembly fiv- 'fi . 'X '. li Madeline Delya French Club GAA Student Assembly Band E si ' J V3 A ri pres f W Rhea Davis Cheerleading Y Teens Booster Club Student Assembly ,s 'B J Q Judy Den Otter Theatre Club Ensemble Choir German Club YQ? Looking over the speeches that they made at a Citizens Educational Advisory meeting ,tbout the FF curriculum are Mary Jane Cheatham and Shirley Freriks. Other seniors who participated in the panel were Chris Rhodes, Charles Curran, and Dave Wrend. Seniors, PFO Group Plan Graduation Parry Phyllis Drabek Future Nurses Club N . Q 1.5. Carol Ei eslagc Future Homemakerx Club Y Teens Intramurals J' ' VD- - Alice Drouillard Booxter Club Choir Ensemble 4Q2'...- 'hy 1... - g F George Fareinoulh Varsity Club Choir Football Track l 13? Shirley Duncan Cilec Club lntramurals 5 ' it on ' Carol Featham l' . 31 t is-f ,ii Ray Durbal Bowling Printing Production lililyjcv, ,A I , , 3 9' 1 l' 6 3 'is .., , 4 l A John Federonko Hi Y Swimming lntramuralx Bowling AE f Members of the senior council and senior class attended a meeting of thc Partnt Faculty Organization to help plan their graduation party. -:fp 1-M I 4 VIA! tl I7 K, fi 'i i f M flu .V Z , f 7 Q 4' mg P Don' Dyer if .2 ua, fr Marie Fields Band lntramurals f 'M W M '. 5 3 ,.,. is' ' ,- I ' . Bob Finzel Susan Ebert French Club. vice president GAA IZB Council Intramurals 'fm 1 Frank Figurski I ntramurzils 'TEM fs: if f H' 4 vm... .. 1 A .VAV Zihyis Louis Flanigan ,I .5 7 :LI L m 'I ,Y .r, . 1 fem we V' Zuma M-aaa.. Barbara Fluegge June Group Sponsors Musical, 'Pep Rally' t . '-lib, 1.Q l D l ': - C - ' , Q.l . 1 H sll 3 William French Spanish Club, president Band 'll l ., 'ff 1 ,- Richard Gilbert Intramurals Bob Herman Intramurals M I fr .A Helen Hipsley Choir Intramurals Marty Gallo Varsity Club Track, co-captain Cross Country Intramurals Shirley Freriks Y Teens. president Bolt staff Flight staff Senior Council ., 1 't I AB T001 Virigina Gottman Choir All School Production film- l' fiii.-241 . . ,,. 5 f ' ' 1 ' A , , gf I Q if ii f Q55 ,I X P, E 1 59: ' D Roger Hills I X ' A. A 'Uk ,, Q it 1 .lohn Gentelia Gary Gilbert Bev Garrity y P Q lor 4 if V 'Xl 335 t lr 'ey' P ort rl t 'P . , 0 Thomas Gyuran Football I-llfmvqfard Hansen gay Hamer lllllamlllals Senior Council l- - Baseball Varsity Club Swlmmmg , Swimming Intramurals l tl! Members of the chorus for Pep Rally shown as they appeared in a scene from the Senior Production. X Music, Drama Sponsors Pick Participants Steve Humphrey Patricia Hunter ,lcrry Hurst GAA, vice president Hztsclmll French Club Y Teens Future Homeniulxers Club Q Ga Q Q 1? 5, ei 1 . i Q- 5 V .px li: lf' 'F PN? Betty Jenll Gary Joachim nan .Iuliun Y l'eens Varsity Club. tice pres Baseball Bolt staff Cross Country. co-captain Basketball, captain ' ,ii ' 4 'P-NYJ' 1 'N is N saw is 'H-. '. JM' l 't 1 f ,, , liurlmra lloucp cut! Y Tccns Spanish Club lntixtiiitiixils to ri, .Q ,. , 1 - WWA' Q - , 'ie 1, Antqincltc .llllllllllllb Futurc Nurses Club. Boosici' Club GAA. secretary Flight xtuti Members of the 'Pep Rally' cast. Bill Baker, Peggy Penrod and George Faremouth relax during a rehearsal. Rhoda .lztckson N 'locus lniruniuruls Margie Kamin Nluiorette. co-captain Flight stuff All School Productions Intramurals 'ifig ,Q K wwe-v f Terry Kelley Senior Council Hi Y Intramurals Football Roscninry .lnnowski Y 'WA . .,k, . A , LV '..., ' George Kay Hi Y Science Club. vice pres Flight staff lntramurals 'Mfr M-J' Daniel Killins A' . 1 whim , ill ' iiz 1 Vg 'Barry Kinske Hi Y Science Club Junior Council Intramurals Graduating Seniors Enioy Sunshine . W Rx ..T M Ov aff, ,t t f b l .-T' gf- fs Barbara Klekamp Future Nurses Club Y Teens in ti if A VJ 6 a 9 -' , Alan Landis Hi Y Intramurals Baseball Joe Lewis lf W1 Suzanne Lewis .,,...G:.K I .r-M., ' wrt ' L wwf? --... yy 1 LY, ' 'W' - l .-- fi 'Z Q Richard Knab Band. president Hi Y, chaplain All School Productions Drum Major '.,Q.f i V , 11' Nav- ' 1 Richard Lange 65.5251 A f I X' fr -wr .'. 'V V ,,,, , A fi 1.a C - f fig , , , V..,wW7, ,if D -W n Y kwa Cecilia Kosmalski Intramurals t by A Bart Larive Student Council. president Band Varsity Club Flight staff Football W'1'WW-x ,f Patricia Lewis French Club. vice president Flight staff Spanish Club, treasurer Y Teens Band GAA All School Productions . 5 tf4.,1:5, . 1 12 .-1 , Q. I f 'V 'fs w Mary Ann Krowicki V l S All 3 1 Q 'ttt rasu t o , .. . , W - . new-P i ngs W' 'I-J. f . bs, Q Peter Larson Science Club Theatre Club Paul Kunkle Varsity Club Track Football Weightlifting ITN Mfrs, Joy Leffler fill 1' in Patio Ray Kutcher Student Council lntramurals Football ff riffs tg' Linda Evenson Theatre Club, vice pr Bolt statl' Flight staff Student Council Y - X 'Nw V-4 l2A's Mary Jane Cheatham. Ted Sto'kfi S Elle X- - . McGary relax in the social court after shhogl. ue in Bundld' PM Terry' and Bob 44 CS l2A' Discuss Business In Human Relation io. Q. K v 1 1A Barbara Linn Theatre Club GAA Officials Club French Club I 121591 Q i .i,,V - , u q 4 V,l,.. 5 ij Kathryn Major Future Nurses Club Booster Club GAA Choir 'TCS V N. . - N , , , .. , . ' . 'if 31 ,, L-Q2-A Pam Maltz Future Nurset gguh K A Elvira Martin Intramurals Latin Club, xicc pret Y Teens Y Teens Choir 4.,.....-4, -f' Members ofa IZA human relations class discuss a problem presented by their teacher. L' Richard Matthews HI Y. president 'Student Council Senior Council Football :fx cw .tg Bin mia, NY CSEO! 58522: Y Q.'f.5'J a L Sift - ff a' f1i,,JA - ? . fjtwv , Q-3423 r tx :Q 7 ' Qt Hi 7 F ' :u I, .. AJ .Ss 2553557 J-tg 2 gin.-fm '-,B v.:' ' A sl . 'Wise i ty t J fm.: Q 1 '7'U J ' J 93 22 1.1. -' ff' Cf! 3: 'Ki Lv fi fl- AZ ff ef u 37 52 i X 2 ' ff 5 N , 4 7 5 ,X -i ,,,?- ax 2 f Q, x i -ak A X Z i,,,t. , w y LI Q 5 ,As 1 i Q l 1 To t 26:2 C greg... x ff L.. t S-,,'1ix, 3 '11 Nb-ai 55:15 N Y-qw: Qwssx. , , :QI -' Y, Wo' 2 N 7 ow - 3 ' ' 35? :ig 1 Ni 5: XR he X X . X 5' . I ifqfff' ix X Hi 17 Y, Bob Max Denise Mayleth J0lynn McBride French Club Members Of June Class Gel Nctme Cards 413, Lloyd McConnell Ensemble Track Cross Country fy tx in W.-5 J K , Q, Y A, Ross Medos Glee Club ff- 7 ,,,,, H 2 9-N. . ' 'Lfmvf 4 , W Mildred Mix Flight staff fm'- zany Joyce Nagle Latin Club Glee Club Choir All School Produetions t br 3 ,. gs ,inyftwxg , Robert McCullough Varsity Club Baseball Football Intramurals Carol Merrick Y Teens. seereturv Flight staff 1 Student Council Intramurals pg-rw, Q I WH! Carol Molfzlt GAA Future Nurses Club Officials Club AUX , Kathleen McCullough Booster Club Mwjorette Y Teens se 'I' Spanish Club. president ' A .lurly Xlersman l-uture Homem Flight statlf alsers Club ,,,,,,.l : V. T C is T 6 f 'Wm J, 43 I Robert Mcfiary Glee Club Intramurals if , Q1 . - b ,f r- ' .ms T .2 f t '- .s t A William Mey ers Ensemble Choir Husebttll lntrumuruls be Q V' j i I , V 1 wwf, M ,f f,,,0o 'f'f Murcia McKay Future Homemulters C lntratmuruls ff I K4 . I I Q, 4,2 Sandy Nlikieh Future Nurses Club Intramurals 1 ,ff-... Sandra Meade lub Y Teens Booster Club E .ludy Nliller Ci Xl. BOOslcV L lub Flight stttrl CIAA lntrztmuratls f - 32,33 1,1 git ' xx A ,Jaw I Z if re ff ' ,',f f , gf I , ,f Z 'tft Z -- ,Q4 ' T E . 17 T .ffc'fmf'3: n gi, , f 911 2 I X ' l :st 'I M 1 ,Q . v Two members ot the class, Betty Lou Stanek and Pat Lewis purchase their name cards lrom a classmate, Penny Pearse, 46 Seniors Use Bulletin For Announcements 14 . Vs, 1,, ezi -5- Q Qi ef 4' e Q is i' K i N Q rs. ,, -f ' Louis Nagy Varsity Club Baseball Intramurals Don Newport Varsity Club Hi Y Bolt stalf Cross Country '34 1 K Marlene Peltier ' -. 1 fUlLU'l l.lT,ZK 5 Dave Orkoskey Jeanne Paige Elaine Pallick Penny Pearse Futurg H0memakefS SilILlCl'li. COUl'lCil, SCCFCIEII' Laura Penner GAA Senior Council Theatre Club Y Teens Peggy Ann Penrod Y Teens Ensemble Student Assembly IZA, president '75 f 3 Juliett Treves, Carol Merrick, and Bill Meyers enjoy a joke that is posted on the senior bulletin board. 47 y Y Teens, vice pres Y Teens, president Student Assembly GAA Senior Council Bolt staff. editor Intramurals A, ,, . 6 L W li '-3 V-4'.,f A Ann Penwarden Ed Pickell Future Teachers Club Imramuralg Booster Club Y Teens f 2, Norbert Piesz Varsity Club Basketball L 5- Baseball, captain Margie Pilat Wm' ii A,.' 41 ' ' fi Beverly Prystash Y Teens, chaplain Bolt staff, editor GAA 'l2A' 4? Nancy Rafferty Frcnch Club Flight stutf 4 2,7253 ,l 5' fl Frank Rivettc ff : Q, ,W VXQLZAXU is ' if ' ,177-5 47- Vw pw.-cf Herman Rugel lntramurals n 54,1 Q y , 5,42 ' 42-We , ,. ' r g nw? , , M, Q , ' ff Aileen Ryan Bolt stuff Student Council GAA Flight staff Render Service To School, Students ,pt 4 ey-ff Betty Ramsey L 6 Q Q22 , W' 'V lf1 M 4 M, M, WL- ., ' 4, ,fr 1 ' ' ,tier f .rvff 2zi.f,, I 5 1 Z' ' ,fwfr-' ' Roger Rechlin Science Club Bowling hun...-f Z t .lanice Roberts WF Cynthia Runco French Club Future Teachers lntrarnurals 4 3 ,I '40 I I dummy... , 4, ut, A557 lf Richard Remington 1-mn .4- 's. X, Chris Rhodes. Y Teens. president UAA Junior Council Senior Council W, 'gif' Elaine Riviera French Clllb Y Teens Intramurals , A Alan Rollers I Bob Rosol Phyllis Rowley DQl1IliS Ruby Science Cluh. prestdcnt Football Booster Club. president Science Club. secretary H1 Y Student Council, treasurer Glee Clllb Junior Council CJWOH' French Club 1' , J ' 1, V ,L , , gaze M 2 - ,, I V I 'Q X , RX C lub ' K I - cv., 'N A ' s'e fl- X n C 5, ,A C 'V-sw N -srff we 'i ' 'f ' ' 'it ' -' kit lt K QQ 1 ' 1' - f X WNY - if Y if I 'x S J it ' - ' T Y X ' is tie. f.'q5Lfifffsffmst 5 ,J R S , 1 S 'S sf sses ,.a, f . it 1 ati X .1 s 1 f 1 ' as fiom ,. tr, V ,.t, .,,, t gs tg -ml: 1 Johnny Federonko, and Dennis Ruby. third hour hall monitors, help each other with their homework while on duty. 48 EFH Students Entertain At Senior Dance Dick Sanchez Baseball Intramurals 9 5 Barbara Schick Flight staff Future Homemalters Theatre Club CEP 'L' f John Semach 2 Q- '- .1 +A 6 't t f. , I ,Vx Y, Mary Jo Schneider Glen: Clttb Crm., Choir Future Homemalters GIG r Sf 1 sly! ' W Ronald Senatore Baseball lntramurals f .gf 15 4. r wg l'1lI Schotlke Carol Searing Intramurals Ensemble GAA tilulw Choir l2A. treasurer ilu 'C r, 1 yfl 5 f X f 4 f , 'za A , r f Q John Sebastian ,W TOUR' Shafket' Elaine Shevock Marcia Sigmund Varsity Club GAA Y Teens Student Aawmhlb Future Homemalters Club Intramurals 'Truck fifths Country. co-cztptztin Intramurals . 1 V , J 4, ' f - SA 1. K 'L t, - A Sandra Simmons - GAA Future Nurses Club 1' l Booster Club gy Flight staff I l ff is M-, Entertainment for the dance sponsored by the June graduating class was provided by this singing group which is composed of Howard Finley, Ted Stokfisz, Don Pettinga, and Dennis Ruby. 49 xx . 5? br i Frankie Shinault '1,.. . - ., vw ' ,411-1 fi Yyfzf Judy Skrzyeki GAA Y Teens French Club, president Intramurals Committee Votes J. Titus Bond For Prom 'X2 iii it in LaVerne Smith Choir Intramurals -rv . ,vQ,q,... 4 MW 4 g E 1 Zhi' A I Richard Stonik I K rl VV .f z.mu-. , , 'M y 7 , W X , V, V' ' 1' A' x M424 I f rv Ji X ,' I, I , 2 Bunny Stafford BEND' LOU Stanek Janet Stewart GAA , Spanish Club, vice pres GAA Student Council, treas GAA Officials Club Flight staff Future Teachers Club Markley Stewart Hi Y Track Senior Council Cheerleader t t M A it I ..,,.s V V C W illui 1 Q W T is ' u u it ' S 7 T ' Tom Sullivan R055 Suffer P21 SW3l'i0Uf B017 Swiecicki V. mfg . 94 gh Wg pg K -1' l w- U ,J M Kay Talbot Majorette, co-captain All School Productions GAA Flight staff fair Barbara Tamer Future Homemakers Club GAA Latin Club. secretary Student Council, vice president Football Varsity Club .. 'hw Ken Talbot Latin Club Theatre Club gif Pat Stewart Future Homemakers Cl Y Teens Choir Orchestra fx' I . if az.. faq - ' , l l 4 .Ien'y Swierb Intramurals FJ tl fs Discussing bands for the senior prom are members of the band committee, Ken Weaver. Jim Lovett, Carol Searing, Mary Jane Cheatham, and Dick Lange. 50 June my N Barbara Taylor Joyce Tersinar '58 Seniors Crcler Announcements 5? , x.. Lie. Don Taylor Varsity Club Hi Y Student Council Cross Country, captain ,f sa. cg- at -4 1 ' 1' Q 115' 'z -,S I . x y 7,.f- , E A-.avi . I William Thomas Science Club Tennis Swimming Q , vm. F.. Xml. 1 N-xl fi Sandy Taylor Y Teens GAA French Club Ensemble i ' . X Gary 'Thompson Swimming Intramurals - ,,,. , . ' ! 'C l 4 I 1433752 gli - Irvs 4203 Q v T':':Y' Zi Russ Temple Student Assembly Hi Y 2 Football Intramurals L, lfcfiim. ttf 'D Gayton Tis V lm VN . t-,XM fx!! P A Lois Tennant .4 5 . 04 iw! H-V4 .M ,V f I , 0' 3 wif' Juliett Treves GAA Science Club Booster Club Intramurals ., N QU 1,11 'i t,,,.'Wh A V t. 'in I. aw , ' -Vx v--'Y' I ff: f if Gary Twemlow Bill White orders senior graduation announcements from Marcia McKay. 5l A, Ii: Patricia Terry Future Teachers, pres Future Homemakers secretary French Club Gail Tucker French Club Intramurals WN f W P' fr James VanMeter .K ,QKW N-vu rf ' 11' Jeannette Van Vleit Future Homemakers l2A Boys Boost Spirit At Basketball Game Barbara Walp Choir yi' ' l. al, ,yyffifid 'fl 2 L Ken Weaver Hi Y Band Golf WW 1 X 1 fa, i 2 451 ef, ,, V 'f 1' ,A tart 1 Geri Wezan Y Teens Junior Council Intramurals fs' Catherine Wiater Y Teens French Club Flight staff Intramurals i t Dave Walters Hi Y Latin Club Flight staff Basketball 'fi' Q? F Virgina Wegher French Club Future Homemaker Shirley Wasik 9-. fi? Nancy Weideman Y Teens, secretary 5 GAA German Club, vice pres Intramurals .l.a if A ! I f ,J William White 7 Science Club Hi Y Cross Country Track N 21' if Valk U U i 4, 'D U .f u-4. . k,2 ,Wf 1' I . , M . 1 A V , . i f ,ww I : Z Joan Waske Cheerleader GAA Booster Club Ensemble 'N - I - , 0 ' A z I E Albert Westen Hi Y Band Varsity Club Track uw 45' Beverly Waslesky Latin Club Future Nurses Club Intramurals 3. Z. Q., X Grace Weston Bolt staff. editor Flight staff GAA Student Assembly 33 'min-X Bill Weaver All School Produetiom Senior Council Intramurals Ml is ,ff Revealing their knobby knees at Edsel Ford's last home basketball game are six members of the l2A class, Bob Swiecicki. Jim Lovett, Dick Knab, Ken Weaver, Ken Balogh, and Dick Lange. Upperclossmen Gather After School Hours ,.4n- 'vii Sue Williams Hiram Wilson Laverne Wilson Choir uf, Q W Sf E f l' 4 'P-4? lf . QM, N 'rv- 5 r Margaret Wood Y Teens Flight staff Future Teachers Booster Club 1' Club David H rend Varsity Club. president Flight staff Football Track Patrick Yorio Varsity Club Football Basketball, manager Baseball, manager f, W , at , 1. - ff ,f , ff ,IZJ Ny, ,f JV' ,, ,Wy . IM' .,,,f. f M7 , fi, ,IW , ff ,M 'Z s if 2 'f,,, 5' Q, Uninhibited seniors join in the fun as they play Rabbit at 21 holiday Pafly- 53 gm Vkfiv .n 1 K: ti .lim Wimshurst Football Lois York Intramurals -55.4. Zlilfli f 1 5 ,.w,,,f we 'f - 4 , ll ii 4 s ,f ' V . E Q ' V I D, glans 1 ff . if, 'W' 1 r '? I Patricia Windsor Latin Club Future Nurses Club Booster Club Ensemble i R .L sink, A, Bob Young Theatre Club Varsity Club Basketball Track .Q -1' Y Q -1 'ii A Peggy Zo Zemens German Club Science Club, secretary Intramurals I f 'W' I 5 1 iyh if A Sheila Wontor Future Nurses Club Joyce Zapoli l'f?'fl' ' , as Q 'Q ,f f aff:-f , fy 1 yi , f ' ' cf if 1 f, Judy Zielinski Band GAA Charles Zmudka Band Intramurals Grad Participate In Varied EFH Activities f ,.n4Q,, . .-'j:,, .. Happy seniors .lim Lovett Ken Weaver and Dick Lange discuss college plans after tl Ray Kutcher measures Sandy Simmons for her graduation gown in the auditorium. Seniors Kathleen Biddle and Mary Cooney put up a bulletin bO21rd IU ff0Hl Of A24 Pictured is the complete set of 'Pep Rallyf the Senior Pro- 54 duction, constructed by a committee of seniors. Seniors Win Scholarships, Place In Tests ll .Elle 3 Elkfgfir. -N-. F, it Q was p fl 9 ,.f,,m,0 f azwlixf- J Seniors who either won scholarships or placed high in the National st are Dave Wrend, Sharon Donaldson, Jim Lovett. Charles Curran, Ken Weaver. Dick Matthews. and Kathl Biddle. Not pictured is Lloyd McConnell who also placed high on Merit Scholarship Te een the test. , l ' I Albau h viait for rides after school .lim Stewart and unc g in the senior lounge. 5525 ' 'W - YZ Q wx IW , ri? I X iv 4 V W N. l ig 1' lg , V X , ig V i .-.. ' gf' . mf g ' Shirley Wasik, student director of 'Pep Rally', and Susan r look at a bill board advertising the Ebert. stage manage, musical. A group of June graduates pictured as they relax in the court during second lunch hour. 55 --+ li 2 Q ,gs .afififf KL N3 f , ,Q I Q Q if fs itil-1-'+' Hifi G1 I , '1' WM wg l ftff5?'Z'--lfimxf' ' fi' 5 1 1 rf f :Q if ' 3 Y A N 355,51 'C x Understxnding is evident as the individual reflects the Glow of Le irmng Great emphasis on understanding is the basis ot the Edsel Ford teaching svstem understarding not tangible feelings including the human mind and human emotions It is through this wider range of understanding that better individuals result Deeper comprehension is also a goal at Edsel Ford It is felt that there is importance in knowing not just how thin s happen but wht. The motive behind the 'iction is believed to be just as important or more so as the action itself. Whether this system is of real value or not will be il S S evident in the bri htness of the Glow of Learnin . only ofi the material world: but of abstraet ideas, in- 1 V i g li ii 1 i U i . 'X I X Q X is X r ,Z X i ,4 N21 lm is i l . 1 U J , -- PM j,,l.':- will so rf l2B' Elect Class Officers For 1957-58 6 5? X X kara 1, X -as ,, ,kms ,f. 13, u-am--.1---J IZB class officers are Rosalind Zehra. secretary: Judy Lamb. treasurer: Cathy Kalie. student council representa- tiveg and Joe DeOrio. vice president. l2B class officers for the fall semester were Sandy Scanlon, presidentg Joe Gourd, vice presi- dent, Rozalind Zehra, secretaryg and Judy Lamb. treasurer. Students attended Mill Lake Camp for a week- end on January 25, l958. Some of the students' parents were invited to chaperone the group. Money making project consisted of selling EF pennants. Officers chosen during the spring elections were Jim Stewart, presidentg Joe DeOrio, vice president, Rozalind Zehra, secretary, and Judy Lamb, treasurer. Student Council Representatives are Cathy Kalie and Reg Goshorn. 'T 'St 70 -'xg 7 , .V - V A 'A ' an . -. -1 -1 ,3 ' , J. tr ' , ' r -, i 5 S4 , , I .JV 4, X f ' - A V . ti: 1 x f. ,.-. gyg, t' , riff, we Q ' lf. . 1 '-Zsriaz ' , 1+ . . 5, - V . at gi,p-Q-il .. . 4 ,Wai .. X 4 ' ,, N .fi l ,X -. .- .9251 'x AF.: M ' ' , ' I fl ' ' ' 4-1 5-XLS. '- .,. -if:- Q ::' ' 6 f nuff - ' .N if ef' f . .4 fr' 1 ' U l'. va' , If Y' 3 ,f 'I gnu w':'.,-,Ag-z.ti,t:.1,f 'f W. . fig 1 f . igmt, lip- . K . , . 1 x r, 4 ,J -K -55 ,Mill T 't'i,1',.j,,'2,,y'- 'Q L , , W ,,,. , , . l xy ef Z! ' it l W is J r t ., . .L.1 ....,.s, J .w.. K, , ,gk . y , N, .. Row. 1: Arleen Edwards, Beverly Day, Donna Gene Cicotte, Beverly Fry, Julie Pahl. Janet Coudret. Ann Stafford. Judy Lamb. Anita Wisely Mal'llYU Gallahef Row 2: .Thomas Baker, Mike Stout, Ronald Treichel. Judy McGrew, Carol Ann Slater. Cathy Kalie. Irene Martin, Lyn Grigg Vernon Pafkef- Tom Borlch Row 3: Dale Partee, Brian Kerry, Larry Wall, Lee Osborn, Don Barthel, Mike Brooks. Rick Williams. Howard BCSlaClK Vern McCardell, Mike Hutgren , -J J gr ln' Row 1: Nancy Kabara. Judy Pritchard, Al Rowe, Mary Ann Sabo, Carolyn Latta. Cinda Scott, Nancy Ingram, Carol Ann Nizdil, Joan Wagner Row Richard Wyeth, Lynne Crumlev. Ralph Planta, Evelyn Lengyel. Mary Ellen Markovita, Carol Popkey, Ken Baumann, Bob Van TUUCYSCU R09 Ufefke Row 3: Jim Stuart, James Lowe, Craig Tesch, Dick Haynes, Tom Eurich, Joe De Orio, Larry Allbritten.Greg Aird, Don Cimen 58 Edsel Forcl's 12B Class Attend Camp f- ?f ,830-11:30 HW, Sandy Scanlon and Sue Graf put up a Chriglmab bulletin board- 71 C7 .J f E72 ff:-9 of f'ni W: il I if 'H X712 'HIQfOIi'l' 5 I 95 , nu 00' I ,, Row 1: Rosalind Zehra. Charles Gardner. Sherry Souders. Anne Lee Shaft. Nancy Jean Buckholz, Phyllis Novack, Sandy Scanlon. Shirley B0VeU5lCP- Mafy I-OU I-Y0n5 Row 2: Gary Twemlow, Barbara Stakewicz, Jo Puriskie, Elaine Hayward. Darlene Petro. Carol SnyderCar0l McLeod, David Van Sickle, Richard Mead Row 31 Dan Bauer, Bob Dunn, Bill Nekola, Dave Berry, Ed Miller, Tom Wencel, Bob Wilczynski Row 1: Nancy Peters, Sue Graf, Rosina Aiello. Barbara Stopa, Merry Lou Sutter, Nancy Hendricks, Phyllis Alsobrook, Judith Ann Zykowski, Judy Burnaska, Judith Sherer, Mary Kolarevic Row 2: Jerry Coleman, Joe Mallette, Steve Waskin, Dave Robinson, Judy Dornton, Marge Chflmei Tom Stevenson, Donald Boehm? Richard WaPPef Row 3: Frank LaFeve, Ken Merrick, Joe Gourd, David Norwick, Larry Drobnich Reg Goshorn, Gary Gudes, John Birkenhier, Earl Frank, Roger Stranyak 59 llA,s Sell Candy, Money-Making Project 'Q l . y . presidentg Doug Kirby, vice presidentg Rhea Bauer, treasurerg and Judy Washburn, secretary. . Student Council Representatives are Vivian r J Oflicers of the 11A Class are Peggy Rabe, - W5 Czaplick, Gwen McCormick, Nonna Smith and J . K' Carol Wade. cam. - of lx ,,,. - Money making projects for the year consisted J of selling the wooden EF megaphone pins and the it , p selling of cans of peanut brittle and mint candy. 'V gf Fi, X April Reignl' was chosen as the theme for the g - .aw Junior Prom held April 25, l958. X Serving as class officers during 1957-58 for the llA class are Doug Kirby, vice president: Peggy Rabe, president: Judy Washburn, secretary: and Rhea Bauer. treasurer, .f fa. tif 4 'b . 'fl' f -' -cr? ' if i,il fy . V V .,.4. Wh' Row 1: Mary Lou Pellerin. Pam Plummer, Judy Summits Jan Miller Vivian Czaplick Lorraine Berch Edith Dalling Nfar e G ' ' ' ' - S HIICF1 Row 2: Gary Henninger, John Lazaruk, Gloria LaPay, Janie Bernard, Jim Bandli, Sally Wearn, Roy Squire. Robert Rousku. Don Anderson ROW 33 Dan Asperger, Bob Charles Gerry Culpepper Roger Cram Richard St L P I r D U 3 . , ur z, au Hecht, Robert Jernigan, Morris Hughes. Geoffrey Smith. Carol Millikin, Richard Davidson ,ij ,Pn- Q . in 'I' . X!! Row l: Edwina Horvath, Beverly Barnes. lrmtraud Hanke. Carolyn Fernandez. Peggy Hamil. Sandy Arvidson, Judl' Artman, PHI Mlllvihill, Janie SIPPIC Row 2: Dale Coulston, Eleanor Pover, Norlaine Karmann, Joan Klekamp, Nancv Pardington, Judy Welch,Betty Fanning, Virginia Creitl Chuck Gomez Row 3: Neil Hadley, George Hills, Doug Neff. Joe Kutcher, Bob Walker, Howard Hollifield, Frank Hofbauer, Richard Ryba 60 Juniors Sponsor Spring J-Hop For Student Row l: w X ' , K if ft yk ,,,, ,,! 3 .: K lf 3 I l ,. w . f, 5, ,, .. if '51 f ,. -. i ' J L.. . 1 1 , I 'Y' , , V. I ' B ., ,t . -t ,l . . - QD, . .1 9 A 'it 'l it Sharon O'Mara. Shelby Hoffman. Patricia Day. Sharon Lambert. Sandv Van Valltenburg, Patti Terwilliger, Mary Jo Ann Szkutnicki, Joan Geml-la' Louis: Bafliell- Pal l533C50fl- BCCM' Stoia Row 2: Carl Yorio. Elaine Micunek, Grace Michael, Marge Jordan, Gretchen Bartlowe. Lois Schlalf. Judy Beach. Mary Ann Metro. Richard Hall Row 3: Bob Rankin, Dick Werth, Louie Frentner, Richard Meholick. Jon Ostertag. Ron Rakay. Joi: Penrod. John ONCll 1, 4 2 W i , if 2 1, t' l fm, A at if -f yfff 1 H an 2'- Row l: Phillips Knezek, J., tx X f ? P4 I xr , A 4 'att 4 X Judy Brosh. Alice Dalling. Kay Lafata. Jo Buckenherger, Francesca Moriconi. Charlotte lzllison. Donna White Row 2: Clifton Karen Sloan. Dave Wilcox. Rhea Bauer. Carolyn Korte. Janice Angell, Kay Cusick, Pat Himelberger. Nonna Smith Row 3: Richard Jerry Lamb. Ronald Jawkes, Dave Sarkozy, John Cullen. Ray Sholberg, Tom Renshaw, Keith Parris, Carol Wade ff' , 'XX 2 WW my K , , 0182143 Www 2 at ,, 1Wg wr my Mal my 'WZ' Z 414 1 ft! 4 A My yZf 'fufr7 swf M7 7 X , , in ,V I 2 J' .6 .fa as , . L2 , Q Q 1, -.. -.J I f 7 A M- ' A I V bf. wif . V l , it l. , l A ff,4'f,f , l . , 5.14 il ll' , ,I f 45:31.77 aj 70:31. ll 5 ' 5 , .- i aww., -I .ww ffl. ,wry , 1 ,- X , , Q3 , 'rw gf? f V ff I 4 pl ,W fa ya.: ' I , 1 -in , . ,i 4,,g'f, 1. i ,' va-'r W , ai :JL 0,, wZ', WLQ,'f,f , .ii ,, 3 , We ,'ff'W W, ' ,QQZTM T ' ' ' 5? , 4' ff 1 ' - f'4 I LL W Q f .44 , Jw 5 - f I , 71 -.1 ,ra Z v l w M. C 1 , f , ' 2 ' ft J f 'Hr' , ,4 ' , nj , 4 G'II ' M Ba CII Ellen Evenson Joyce Stefanik Pat Begdorian. Sandy Schmidt, Sharon Whisler Row Z: llgavliidl:DelPiJrille:failnlJiiieriellSclcJan lgagoie Waerliler Sianha Wilk. Priscilla Pukron, Joanne.Picard. Camille Pluhar, Flora Baldovini, Dale Mead Row 5: Sh ld n Buda Al Wareing, Gary Whitalar, Jim Nagy. Bill Wood. Bill Anning, Jerry Eisenoerger, Jim Glance. Iohn Roring, Mike McGinnis, e 0 Louis Aloia 61 Junior Council Sells EFHS Pins To Pupils Cf W , is ' ' 1- ff 9-3 Q - -v 'Z' I 'iff' GS: ' HL ' ' fl' i Clif it ' , ,g' . .fi f--. 'flgf wi it f rt E A 1 I t ' P Row 1: Sharon Tournier, Elizabeth Zonca, Patsy Moore, Fred Ohner. Phyllis Whisner, Beverly Sparks, Norman Lc Vesseur. Donelda Tailford, Sue Garrigus, Bonnie Helm Row 2: John Coffey. Robert Riggio, Dotti Ready. Dianne Hendee, Joan Cornett. Jerilyn Rensberry, Clara Mason, John Cadwell, Larry Pettinga Row 3: Jack Pease. Ben Hauser, Barry Shepard, Walt Krohn, John Borbi. Gary McLaughlin, Gary Davies. Jim Greig, John Stratton. Urano De Cesco - -' si - P A L 'W Ql2?'I' 4 arid ,itil is 'J '- ' ir ilk 1 ' T65 ie? ' , , l i' t Row I: Cathy Brandt, Kathy Hannah, Sandy Kraska. Gwen McCormick, Sue Densmore. Sandra Crane. Jackie Swartout. Dorene Langlois. Lois Schroeder, Norma Brilinski Row 2: Ernest Knight, Gary Burnett, Bob Barrett, Larry Rodden, Dan Walenty. Jerry Ahonen. John Wil- hams, Robert Koch, Bob HOWCJCF, Jim Gilbert, Jim Grobbin Row 3: Dick Stolte. Bill Krajewslti. Dennis Foster. Tony Myeno. Darryl Collins Gfeg RaVaSdY, James Jenson 4 5 1, Row l: Earlene Prehn, Carole Wilson, Judy Washburne. Deanna Lawrence, Sylvia Chris Kai-amanggh Sue 4Ann Stevenson janet Brand Gail GOOCJSPCCKJJ Emivie Guilianat Mafia BYU165 Row 2: Dick Pietryka, Bill Schane, Robert Austin, Gloria Kulberg, Mary Jo Seguin. Johanna Kesgej. get, Anderson, Donaline Hayes, Jack Tinsley, Gordon Bremenkampf ROW 35 Bud Gohl, Jerry Ebbeling, Jerry Malewska Gary Tis B05 Wassmus, Denny Hodges, John Hansel,Fred Wacker. Dick Tomlinson ' ' 62 Juniors Purchase Activity Book For Year B of we r rr ro , N 4 i r ll 2, A A fluff N V , Row I: Janet Little, Cathy Laltatox, Virginia Vanderlind. Carol Parker linda Kurdox Cih I - . . , ar otle Whisman. Mary Thomas, Shirley Walp Row 2: Ronald Sawiclti, Roger DeSheIler. Sandy Beam, Carol Beard. Joyce Shurmur, Sharon Smith. Philip Stowe. l.ynne Bruce Row 3: Carol Hartline. Doug Kirby, Tom Richardx, Doug Mercatante. Tom Craig. Bob Peipenhurg, Dave Donegan, Gary Albright, Joe Brown Sharon Douw ,l ' ,., ff'-4: if. g A - wr, il Q Q 'Y' , E X1 Ll fic-jr X, AJ 1 I , X ' Fifi L fn P 1 Q 't Y 'L' ,. , fr - -- , lc: if . . B! L., I ll il J Roi- I: Richard Hunt. Cecelia Clabaugh. Judy Wasleslty, Gloria Ludwig, Becky Hnatio, Natalie Cione, Billieleain Verhines, Linda Triifle, Laura Brooks, Mike Aloe Row Z: Shirley Allen, Barbara Goodwin. Ilona Frank. Svlvia Auguxtine, Tina Staviarvlti, Nancy Peters. Doreen Sparks. Lorraine Louture. Sue Sargee. Gary Samson. Ron Glowzimki Row 3: Richard Holman. Dennis Goodrich, Mike Ryan. Michael Meyer. Al Printiss. Dennis Szabo. Fred Stahl. D l' W oug as illiamx. Jim Dickson, George Akerly , gi 1,7 I' W 1 Q , Q 4 ' i5 .gy ig fi 9 ' li' 5 wg 1 'Q Row 1: Kathleen McNulty, Nancy Jacobs Elizabeth Frew. Pat Demeter. Steve Hermann, Fave Brown, Louise Briggs, Helen Dolan Row 23 Pat McKee, Peggy Rabe. Gene Wilson. Jack Nelson. Beverly Johmon, Charles Vick, Tom Clark. Donna Marienson, Sharon Kuhn Row 35 Bill Cairns. Tom Wise, Cal Harris, Tom Rufus, Stephanie Walhout. Harold Conrad, Jack Heller. Lance Koschtal. Robert Van Oast. Dave Sucher 63 Juniors Take Part In Student Assemblies Officers for the fall semester for the present I l B's were Pat Neuwirth, presidentg Nita Brondell, vice presidentg Linda Bloess, secretaryg and Larry Smith as treasurer. Officers chosen for the spring semester were Sharon Gifford, presidentg Pat Neuwirth, vice presidentg Linda Bloess, secretaryg Nancy Horvath, treasurerg and Achille Bigliardi and Linda Bensie were elected to be the Student Council Representa- tives from their class. llB's also helped to plan the J Hop with the l lA class. IIB class officers are Sharon Gifford, president: Pat Neuwirth, vice president: Linda Bloess, secretary: Linda Bensie and Achille Bigliardi. student council representaf tives: and Nancy Horvath. treasurer. fx If if ! A I, ' , A I Row l: Norma McClure, Penny Bosch, Pat Dinsmore. Anne Setzke, Nancy Springborn, Mary Anne Lund. Diane Roberts, Joyce Le Veggeur, BCUY DCCK, PCBEY Helmick Row 2: Marvin Krogh. John Innes. Sandy Castiglione, Pat Nevwirth, Sharon Gifford. Marilynne Miller. Linda Burton Fred Rou1o.T0rn MOWSOI1 Row 3: Tom McGuire. Chuck ltofe, Larry Gall, John Cochrane. Pat Cooney. Paul Olariu. John Neuman. Ronald Laskie, Walter Chobot . is , .4 Q J fg rs., .Vi 2 W? V ' 7 ii A' ev. . I V. 5 R' ses . Q, i A FG. t X. V . N -Xa X ' K itfiiix f sfgX5?ff:5 lwiggsi Q ss rt .. 2:52229 Row l: Sherry Crowe, Maxine Ving, Judy l-ladcroft, Judy McGuire, Rich Najera. Elsie Hellta, Marian Wilzynski, Rose Meusling, Diane Richards Row 2: Charlene Coykendall, Ken Morton, Sandra Czerwick, lilaine Arcon, Barbara Cunningham, Tom l-lonkziela Tom Povech Kathy Ludwig. Mary Wilson Row 3: Roger Krolik, Gary Craig, Cecelia Bondy, Rich Plinlta, Bob Huebner. Gary Berkebile, Robert Schimmelpfenneg 64 Rx I W , -us s 1 4 v 1 if , vi 7,14 5? 5' X' 'E' Underclossmen Take Part In All School Play 'F X XX! Row l: Barbara Hcrrema, Setnly Cttfego, Put Hensley, Carole Holke, Shirley Sn1ith,JaekieCiztgnon, Marilyn Kotnla, Jim Visco Row Z: Fred Marvillc, Bob Kilhillto. Digit Martin. Sally Carey, Mary Ann D'AngeIo, John flnwkin, Dale Tal hot, Arlene Harris Row 33 I-UVVJ' Gardner. Dielt Vatnderhttrg, John Hughes, Mike Wadlcy, Mike llyin. Jim lohh. Darwin Hryng. gon, Dave Washington It , ' iff . 'NT '--fifii gi gh , 5:72 ij f V 5, . , 1 ' V, - ' .1 ,J I f viii f f 3 , ,m , T' 4' A : W I, ,,, -2 f' f: 2, 72 'C ... ,., VW ,, , .., ::.,,,,,,'.g,,,4 A j f if ' 1 ' '- 2 ' - f Q t .13 , ' T' 'A . N, -t t Row I: Judy Poling. Betty Parker. Nancy Wyatt. Sue Ranspach, Judy Ahonen, Jean Wharton, Sandy Bufulini, Kathy Worden, Terry Zywicki Row 2: Bob Keoshian, Pat Barron. Frances O'Daniel, Kathy Ellis, Joyce Sorenson, Deborah Boyer. Carol Sikers, Nancy Farino, Lee Wynn, Jerry SCr1i0l' Row 3: Rusx Baker, Mike Shirley, David Pickett. l.arry Burnick, Henry Rinn, Bill Brotherton, Larry Smith, George Bumgarner, Bill Lanam wil, Q, tif if CI? , Pat Elsholz, Joan Buckholz, Nina Brondell, Carol Yakubac, Dorothy Row l: Norma Beyerley, Nancy Horvath, Barbara Davey, Marilyn Morgan ' I 1 B I Booterbaugh, Sally Steadman Row 2. jack Baker, Joe Sligay, Sandra Barrows. Diane Rousku, l-.IHCJH Bl0CSS- T0m -Green' Dave 'Own' Mike Johnson Tania Walters Row 3. Achme Bigliardi Curtis Haynes, Nathan Rowell, Tom Stokes, Mike Retsinger, Bill Richardson. Bruce Warren, Wayne Felker, Mike Cluney 55 lOA Class Members Elect Officers For Year f , , xc. 1 ml A , v 1 ' Q ,N 1 e, f 'P 'fs ?'23: ':.' 33. , . . - . , IOA C lass olheers are Jerl Longstreth. presi- X '- filifs , ' ' ' ' . ' . 3 . It EX dent, Helen Buttigieg, vice president, Gib Spamttn. X 'W 7' . ,f,sQ1 ' - - 5 secretary: and Sharon Menzies, treasurer. '--We-----w-w A 'MF' N W X Hg ' . Sl V ,Q , 5 ' 1 2 Y l F l -i-'ss . . wa . , I i I Nils-n x ,XA ,, XM x V- ,,. I . V digg . ,fl, A X , , Pictured above, the IOA class officers are Sharon Menzies. treasurer: Helen Buttigeig, vice president: Gib Spaman, secretary: and Jeff Longstreth, president. .Aff '7 -4 sf M4 5 as .. : 4 .f-- 3:-L-, M . . ' f fx' r ff f s. M x.a A ,ejiizz Af J K V ,Rant ., 1 -4 ,., t j is IQ , - wig .g, it. yy 57 gy , f, at vs ,Aly ,M 7, ig: 41,,75313' 'M atilmgaii. F -, af, Q , ' ' . Q, f f . 1 ' ll'iililll,i!Q'Qill mal- Q 'll-. 1 -11111,-san. 4 's ' t r fe wtfu'fwff.' F rl,f!: i ll llli ' 'f ' of 17:1 t ' ' H il illll'rl ,i3 ff' If f -'fiizfi ' G, , t f 2. ' ' L if , We Wtitttiz 1' A- - 'Q reefs. , dk. V fi . F li, , t Mlfflllltllllll R f 'P 2 lllizav' gp z W ' .Nl 1' s . ' Nl' . X t mv' . YV ,- y, ns, V ,O A,.4 f r. - , 3 - , zgszaml 1, ., tg rf , I Row I: Kay Donegan, Bonnie Dawson, Susan Kamensky, Sharon Lewis, Carol Green, .lerrie Hensley, Diane McDonnell, Tara Lamas, Barbara Clabaugh, Sue McFarlane. Nancy Foss Row 2: Tom Hay. Russ Ponder, Jim Garnow, Joe Schneider. Frank I.oGrega, Ron Forvs. Bill Forbes. fl-Om Bailey' Tom Riley Row 3: Roger White, Doug Lucas. Leslie Vanderwill, Doug Balogh. Roy Siders. Al Warring. Walt l-Qovaleskie, Dan Keoshian, Jerry Cleaver J ' ff . l y ear, 2 - it fa ia r l l l ' N if Rl Row I: JoAnn La Pointe, Judy Sharpe, Joyce Palage, Marta Shinault, Edie Balogh. Donna Sturgill, Shareen Buss, Rebecca Speed, Carol Tessicl' Patricia Pecoraro Row 2: Norbert Natzman. Bonnie Straass, Pat Forbes, Gayle Hooley, Vickie bulakowski, Nancy Heldt. Jo- Anne Parsons, Joan Kesselhon, Larry Leyman, Wesley Hoogerhyde, Bill Scanlon Row 3: Grant Maeenzie Dennis ' -' ' , . , . . - - s lsrzyzowsk, R F :, Cl- T .. Mike Hallstead, George Smith, Bob Semaeh, Terry Sloan. Gene kuhlmann, Rick SIIVCF, Don Hoganson I oger erm all ram 66 Underclcissmen Make Use of EFHS Library ff .lf 17 'J if . i 4 Row 1: Juanita Brown. Benjamin Clarke, Karen Roxbury. Jenny Dintee, Karen Hoermann. Carol Davis. Tony Cortez, Richard Swiecicki, Rose Maninor Row 2: Annita Fry. Jerelyn Talbot, Veronica Ramsey, Bill Bradford, Wilda Slater. David Jones. Nelson Pagm-1-co. Carol Strasburg, Linda Penrod Row 3: Ronald Mow. Richard Boie, Bill Goodman, Joe Piendell. Chuck Paison, Randall Retz, Patrick Mc-Gowan, George Powell l 'S 8'6- 15 Row It Rose Pingaton. Marilynne Yost. Joyce Ludwig. Della Maltby, Shirley Loclt, Sandy Martin, Sue Liarrix.Pam Heacox. Kathy Wood. Marilynn McClenahire Row 2: Tom Osman. George Curtiss. Walter Leedy, Bill Sell, Alice Leinart. Margaret Beslaclt, Keith Schoen. Bruce Artman, Bill Osburne Row 3: Maynard Coudret. Stan Benard. Larry AdloT, James Bumgarner, John Brayman, Ted Julvezan, Bill Sherman. Kffllh MCCYKHIZ. Ken Winkelman 7 W 1 f M! 4? Row I: Maurice Demers, Barbara Gastner, Sonja Chickard, Pat Gentner, Audrev Gerow, Georgia Saeid, liccky 513100. DHI! PCSCUI. Sandie Pierce' Lynn Strayer Row 2: Dennis Van Sickle, Dave Artman, Diane Olszewski, Sandy Frazier, Kathy Closey, Susan Roberts, Marcia Korsman, Nancy Campbell, Jean Grozin, Dan Frazer, Jack Smith Row 3: Robert Major, Sue Qrzinski. Ruth Roring, Bab Mschon, John Jurras Walter Wydra. Anita Colunas Doug Sarkozy, Bruce Johnston 67 Edsel Ford IOA' Adjust To Cirriculum N45-K .. g., , V .. V71 Y-1 .iyxatgty .. J 2 e R ' di 5.3 'lf J. 3 ' 0 ilf : ff '2 ' l feii.,:f,f2F'g, J, Q,-la -ill 'latte-A5239 1 1 Q if W, l2,'4,s: i I 3 i 1 T1 'WN V if , ' gli ,Q X X xi' 'X r ,. 1 7 l 1. , t lf , ,sill 12 51 , , l l ri ' l 'tr liliiigllsst we lt , 4.1 5 ng l l itfill 2 lv J fliifflg z I ' , glut 4 - -lf' , alfif4f+fi,.' V . 31,11 ff ' i i fig J - . his ,t:,,,K.,,V .gy :im ,f, ':,q ' 1 - mfs L 5, -Q , Ni LA . Row l: Carole Teitt. Jane Day, Lyn Yokum, Maureen Horrigan, Donna Gates, Diana Wood, Natalie Beuer, Louise Kao, Marty Miller. Sally f M1535 65 ,Q M2 I f 1 J Q radbury Row 2. George Brailean. Dick Broadhead, Karen Copple Julie Fiene, Peggy Gourd, Palflcla Berry. PHI Caveney, Susan Blanchard, Ken Chausholf, Jim Graham, Jim Hediger Row 3: Dave Cont' T i C Long, Kenny Jess. Bob Huska, Barry Miller, Brian Repa f 1 4 We if Y fWg f +,Xfl f 'J hiv' ' J fl .ggig,f,eQ,t,,,fgt,' ' ,J . J. a.iEfiLf1z2ri2i-9 no A I te' Ejfwiiilix 7, f af- 5, 23 ,WM If if ff' iiziifzilivavii 'A A, 'Wifi fi' an if align if git 5,1 u a'4if.'2. 1 A2125 f fy ,. Z! I 4.4523 ix.. 4 4 l O Ml f,-pm zzaiugm- , , Z,:':11:1. .gmtegga pg gf, Q sift C Q f , 1,. W A , 5 limit. 5 , if 1 ' 4' 5 t. x 1 f qv, W , . 4' f Row l: Linn Oelkers. Peggie Perrone, Mary Lou Michon, Maryann Piesz. Karen Salter, Sarah Neaton Pal McNahh, John Crandall Row 2: Don'Mouc'het. Sandy Sniceland, Mary Lake, Sharon Rue, Rich Mrosko, Alan Ryland, Karen Sullivan, Joy Ann Rushlau, Ronald Leszozynski, Ken Falkiewicz Row 3: Allan Webster, Ed Schulz, Pat Kuchar. Howard Jones, Doug Bond, Douglas Cattell, Don Robinson. Diane Joseph. Gary Norris, Don Polk, Jim Siladi. John McC0mh ' LJ X, l -w FP .fxggfi Row l: Carol Dale. Elaine Smith, Lynda Goodsell. Jeff Longatreth, Lillian Peltz, Sid Madison, Kathy Gourd,Sue Walkley. Joyce Sidner Row 2: Jim Murawski, Sandra Partick. Mike Phimister, Bill Plensdorf, Patrick Hitt. Irene Helka, Gail Holten, Chuck Meyers, Don Kennedy, Mike Hatko Row 3: Franz Brenner, Dave Koch. Ted Grulikowski, Lorraine Szabo, Laurie La Vasseur, Martha Lake, Pamela Cullen. Marilyn Neumann, Ken Kajkowski, Bill George. Dick Vandersteck, I-red Dapprich lfi ' J x , 68 1, om aribardi, Dave Sims, Ed Wenglowski, Gib Spaman. Louis Baldoyini. Ralph Sophmores Participate In School Club f -fe v 1 'v h- T 1 -.1 it sz: 1 km KH: Q' X., X4 ff fs ,, f, . x wil, . . fa. L .3 'S . 0 get M t e . 4- l ' Lt- ' ' X fe ' o V t : ft- rf e ,S if . s . 'N 4 1 l . sl. w-1 l ag il l ' fl X -Q at x t . Q .. tt, L Row- 1: Jean Roush. Gwewndellen Dik. Linda Simon. Barbara Verral, Joann Morelli. Sally Springborn, Helen Buttigieg, Barb l.aBelle, Carolynn Davis, Bob Thomag Row -3 Carleen .BennetL Bernice Padomski. Ted Kurdiiel, Janet Carlxon. Sandra Dornton. Betty Purtskie. Michael Kraft glfglfgy EOYQE- D039 Terlvol. DHIZC Phillips Row 3: Neil Storgaard, Gregory Navihowski, Otto Popp, Gerhard Hoppe. Frank Creelman. Rick o . au tnz, ave eager, en , Otnari Wuxi 3 .9 J 5 X., YV Row I: Dolores Glover. Karen Brovtnlie Betty Glotzhober Shari N wbold D Si . . . . . tx . onna .etwell. Mary lynn Maten, Sandy Vttson. Sue Eddy. Claire Toth Row 2: Lynn Berry. Carol Bicker. Pat Jarvis. Darryl Eyster. Elaine Scott. Kathleen Yagelo. Richard Bryja, Mariellen Muntlay Row 3: Bill Ciorrell. Jim Guy. Melvin Kosnovski. Peter Silfven. Tom Lange. Joe Johnson. Harry Najarian.George Kalninx Row 4: Bob Pierce. Dennis La Valley. Eric Rich. Homer Dukti. Kurt Wietfke. Bob Matthews. Graham Board. 7 ' x ll x Row 1: Bill Phillis, Barbara Foss, Judy Rogers, Carol Turner. Virginia McLaughlin, Barbara Schuelke, Sue Tolleson. Mikc Van De Ven Row Z: Erin O'ConnetI, Richard Teets. Norma Lowe, Judy Kane, Russ Hudson. Loretta Saho, Charlotte Miller. Carole Norton, Steve Baird, lnara Stepe Row 3: Terry, Major, Berry Austin. Jerry Dickson, Jan Szwed, Doug Pickering. John Squibbs. Sandra Owens, Ron Kraft, Joel Matthews, Douglas Harris, Bob Ryan 69 Unclerclcissmen Take Pcirl In EF Activities . ' , -. hu-- .J Xl bk. ,cilulx .7'4fAA Larry Gall decorates his class bulletin board during the Christmas season. 'LJ Q0 WJ Row 1: Jeanne Banastak, Carol Wilson, Margie Floyd. Catherine Domek, Vicky Mazaitis, Sharon Van Valken burg. Linda Masura, Jeanette Pusita Row 2: Charles Wettsiein. Michael Merrick. Elaine Gray, Carol Harrison, Louise Hetrick. Richard Jarasun. Sharon Goormastic. Jack Williams. John Lang Row 3: Jim Sosnowski, George Reiter, Chester Thomas, Norm Greig, Ernest Gaylor, George Knable. Lance Warden. KCHEY Gibson. Ronald Suess, Tom Kubeshesky -s T ,-Q 4l !'0 ,. '33 Q Row 1: Jeannette Webster, Duane Gary, Ronald Liddel, Gary Deyell, Loretta Craig, Georgeine Morelli. Marilyn Remy Row 2: Bob Lielding. Phil Flanagan, Jack Cole, Cecil Bartram, Gail Raymond, Martha Pare, Mike Bennett. Laffy Hawsley Row 33 Dewayne Milburn, Fran Puggini Lynn Schebel, Donna Hartline, Joe Korte, Edward Grunert, Brent Houcl 70 lOB'S Elecl Officers For l958-59 Newly elected 10? class officers are Marion Clark, student council representative: Sue Gilbert, student council representative: Jo Kunkle, stu- dent council representative: Garylioehler. vice-president: Francis Har.on. secretary: and Harold Slater, president. gf? Vjfi 044 pam ', Q? -f Row I: Pam Boyle. Donna Hiryovati. Judith Kidder, Lea Castiglione, Janet McGuire, Brenda Smiddy, Gloria Zilnik, Carol Biolctte, Kathy Vinson. Mary Lou Nowka Row 2: Ray Kapture, Ed Martin. Jerry Gipson, Beverly Webster, Judy Hills, Mildred Beadle, George Hanoian. ' ' Sh WI ' ki. Robert Behn, Chuck Toth, Jeff J0hr1 CHHIOF, Charles TCSSICF, TOITI Hughes Row 3. Gary Green, Carole Graham, aron isniews Crumley. Paul Glance, Orval TurlcY' John Edwardi Mlkff GHlCSllY '11 1 LAI: Hrfvav-f.u'n -.1 1 Row 1: Gary Sourbeck, Frances Hartom, Ruth Moser, Rosemary Wadley, Diane Summerill, Shirley Beanblossom, Judy Kolesnik, Jo Kunkle Margaret Johnson, Cal-en Dgming Row 2: Harold Slater, Nancy Kish, Rosemary Shevclhik, Gloria Williams, Judy Urban, Jim McAmmond, Jim Nowlin, Dennis Conley, Richard Hackerd, Arnold Lemieux Row 3: Phyllis Templin, Steve King, Earl Walo. John Baranowski, Chris Grodzicki, Dale Watts, John Pahl, Linda Laurich, James Whitten, Don Collins, James Rowland, Richard MacGeorge 71 Sophomores Purchase Flight ln Spring U ,f 175' if w' ' ', ,J ,f V , 5 . if , ' 1 V a iv? A lv V 1:3 I I , , MG in , 1 f , ' e l. ' A 'WV ll 1 'gil in A 2' L L ,. , Q5 Q 1 M f Q , , it , I -Yi ' lf' 6 'ti ' 41. new t 1 .- 'tg L 'X i wi .. ' l 9 A f Row 1' Rose Birkenhier, Evelvn Humb'e, Marilyn Humble. Larry Ketchum, Barbara Culmone, Herbert RObCrIS. Carol Keller- R0bC1'l COFFICII Nancl' Kuhn Row 2: Beverly Baker. Jane Jael-'son, Marilvn Chaushoff. Roberta Nochton, Jeannette Coegrove. Diane Wilson, Marilyn Setzke, June HOSFHCF. Helen BrilinSki. Cl18rl0ItC Kelley Row J: Dennis Nichel, Gary Guichard, Kurt Brown, George Brunette, Larry Ruddy. Frank Reisinger, Pat Glance, Ian Killen. Robert McGraw ,gym-,, ,M 41? 'l 4 tv it . ' , Mm? h up A 'i'f-ff-L' - , g 7.5 Row l: Virginia Schmitt, Carol Kraft, Nancy Davenport. Mary O'Connor, Ronald Pongratz. Pat Takacs, Rex Marr. Carol Weston. Judith Simmons. Sue Taylor Row 2: Stephen Gautreau, Maurice Sheko, Marilyn Taylor, Judy Coykendall, Cvmhia Orile. Darlene Slessor, Marion Clark Kenneth Gosnell, James Arnold, John Buckenberger, Allen Eddolls Row 3v John Sutfron. Joe kruss, Linda Hunt, Marilyn Walaskay. Davie Ne-ubert,Joe' Fernandez, Don Duckett. Nancy Egler, Fred Sheill, Joe Ferencz, Bob Starns W 169 2 V , 3 , f 4 fa I , mt , if vii 'hir 4 M, iw 3: ' 'J ' -104,7 0 .. wifi 1 , ' , ' 7 ' x ' Y - ,, .W ,, ,...,t K f 4.1-uf-.O it V at ', -in 'l ' , - ' f 7 , WI ,'7'i u ' mf rw -yy P -:IN lm f f ' , f -5- ll f Y if ' , , Q , A 1 v f Mi, H w .efsn , lu 4 'sn ,QAM Row l: Violet Berry, Margie Pruitt, Joyce Rembiem, Betty Parker, Lee Ellen Binder, Sue Gilbert. Eileen Pardington. Sh3l'Ol'1 Sharpe, Kathy Stout, Karen COONYV MZYY' Rlggb Row 2: Pat Roche, Earl Olds, Ron Witt, Fred Rosiak, Doug Ramsey, Tom Shields. Arthur Swanson, Joe Tamer, Ronald Purvey, Angie Puggini Row 3: Beverly Hills, John Hurt, Bob Dennis Painter, Mary Lou Adamaon Jester, Gary Koehler, Mike Kozel, Pat Lupia, Ken Sarkozy, 72 Undergraduates Attend EF School Dances r '1 Juniors and sophomores attend the Christmas Dance. 5,54 r VX ,, M-...,.-H Jeff Longstreth and Julie Fiene study in one of the lounge M628- HILUT ill 7 Mrs. Joanne McConkey, Pat Himelberger, Frances O'Daniel. and Jolynn McBride display their winning table setting. Students Take Part In Cfferecl Activities get ,, t 73 5 5 Y M5 WN 1 1 , e ur . , n l f t V W Y, v ' W,,,,,,. ':5 4 I 4,1 JL i-', l , t 4 .Qfgfiix gas ., , f N 535, uv' Underclassmen and seniors listen to a club report. Pat Berry sells potato chips to Jo Ann Morelli during a basketball game. Students view on the first football games of the season. 74 B6 000 3523? C5963 Q 0 F 6 g,5.'t'l-5 eenaeh 7 1 W 77 in , r.,,,,.,....,W 5 E I 1 1 'Y 1 'K JF E5 H' Arlene Harris views one of the many school bulletln boards durmg the 11B and 12B elections. .,....,,,,vn6 Undergraduates Participate In EF Events ll--svn-..m..,m--saga-, Mm-K Q ,Q-- - A , -A-M sM.i..,...,.,.cs,.,., The Edsel Ford library provides research material for underclassmeni? l X 4 I 1.3317 .iff 1,251.21 5 f a1',':r ,1n'4b4z':'l?:'?' -. if, nn' I 4 .,. an tt,-1. 4 ,,n,,.:nl.f ,,nu,.h, ,' , - uIlr.,'h,,' 1, lr, ruff , u ln, 'hu u. 'n, h, n, 4 .L Jfnnff-,, u,,1u,,'n,,'v,'-, f c S , a A v 0 -. 1 '--it-:M-2'--. - . -Ni . .L L EF students enjoy a swimming meet. Three clowns perform a club initiation, They are Jenny Winters. Kathy Wood, and Linda Simon. at . Y--. Students enjoying the Booster club initiation, partake in refreshments' 75 Norlaine Karmann and Judy Artman use one of the apple machines after school. , I+ -1.9 5 is . TQ 'Q I sxgxx I is f A 5- s '. ! ,a' X. X x'? if . ! ! RI F ,,..4-aal--- -----.-.-.......l J -.. L if lx I' X ,A- X A X f IJ ff. .! Vg ,X S ,fjfg .ii-4 ,, g .,f ' Z,- ,4 X-.- Q.. .. V ,Xx- SPCRTS Friction created by opposing goals grows more rapid. and increasingly intense, until it bursts forth into the flame ol' the Fire of Competition. Athletic competition in Edsel Ford has been a feature attraction to the students. the participants, and many interested outsiders. The phase of school life has always served as a bond between individuals in the school. Here the entire school group shares a similar point of view and works together toward an identical goal. Combination of forces is an asset to good relation- ships. ln athletic competition the team, the coach and the spectators combine in an attempt to reach their common goal: victory. To overcome opposition the athletic participants need all possible supporti This is the spectators role, and if they perform it to their greatest capacity the Fire of Competition will more intense fr 'T V23 Q , , if W M Q f Q 1 -2 EF Football Team Defeats lnlra-city Rivals ,V Q Q 24 Q ' 8 it g , gnu' N ,,' H Q :'B,irLQ5,? - 71? E5 ', , x iii ,iw sf' ,V ff 'M T are be ' 5 f 5 eggaigq :g6a7QiE7aQ33qg4a Kzgigra was 2 ...M -L27 Row l Jim Pascoe Ron Tomlinson Bob Monson Dave Wrend. Rodger DeShetler, Bill Wood. .Greg Aird,,Dick.Tomli.nson Roger Bob Daley Jack Bridges George Faremouth Bob Finzel Dick Stranyak, Jack Cook, Joe DeOrio, Tom Baker. Dick Peitryka Brian Lange jim Damlanl Kerry, Dick Hall, Dave DePodesta. mgr. 1 I I Row Tom Richards Pete Clark Pat Yorio George Hajduk Bob Row 4: Coach- John Davis.'Larry Srnith. Jim Dickson. Bill Brother Rosol Bill Bosch Dick Matthews Bob McCullough Ken Balogh. ton. Daryl Collins. Mike Shirley. Mike Reisinger. Joe Sligay Doug Terry Kelley Paul Kunkle Neff, Jim Grobbin, Barry Sheppard. Walt Krohn. Coach Tex Walker Row 3 Tom Bliss mgr Joe Penrod Reggie Goshorn Jim Nagy. Fred Stahl, mgr. Doubling the victory totals each year seems to be the plan of the Edsel Ford varsity football team. Theiirst year, 1955. saw the Thunderbirds gain only one victory, In 1956 our gridders downed two opponents on the field. This year four foes fell to the T-Bird eleven. lf the rate continues, next fall should be a happy one. Mr. John Davis finished his third year as coach. However, his two assistant coaches were new this year. Mr. Ralph Comell was in charge of the linemen, while Mr. Tex Walker instructed the ends. This is one of the best group of fellows I have ever worked with, said Coach Davis of this year's team. We have a fine nuc- leus returning. Watch out for Edsel Ford in the years to come. he added. Opening the 1957 season the Thunderbirds traveled to Battle 'fi fa' it , Yi L Thunderbird players and their opponents from Fordson High seniors who piayeo ine end position on the line for'EFH are Jim Pascoe grapple for the ball at the FHS stadium Bob Rosol, Ron Tomlinson, Bill Bosch, and George Hajduk. 78 o o ' ci es Cha m lonshl . . . ,,,VQ , ,f ,.V, M 5 .A . f V jj .f Battle Creek 12 EF 0 5, 'il at U 2 f.. Fordson 27 EF 13 f' . 7 .5-H A Q Q V ' it 5 East Detroit 33 EF 0 l 7 LJ i ' f Ypsilanti 24 EF 6 ' Dearbom 0 EF 19 Hamtramck 6 EF 7 Wayne 20 EF 19 Lincoln Park 6 EF 19 Three-letter men on the EFH grid team are Jack Bridges, Bob Daley. Jim Damiani. Bob Finzel, and Dave Wrend. Creek. Two mistakes by the offense that the defense could not rectify and EF was on the short end of a 12-O score. After waiting two years. the Black and White team ran a highly- rated Fordson team off their own field. The final score was 27-l3 in favor of the visitors. This was Fordson's first loss in I9 games. Hopes of going the rest of the way undefeated, however, were quickly deflated by East Detroit. A game at the Shamrock's home field substantiated their high rating. EF bowed 33-0. Ypsilanti's Braves again proved to be too much for Edsel Ford. ln a game that was to decide the Huron Rouge Conference Championship, the Thunderbird team was outclassed by a well- balanced YHS team 24-6. Homecoming for Dearborn was spoiled by their cross-town rivals. With scores in the second. third, and fourth quarters, the T-Birds dropped the Pioneers 19-O. Hamtramck supplied the opposition in a game played in ankle- deep mud at the T-Bird field. Edsel Ford evened their record at 3-3 with a 7-6 win. Wayne reversed the situation the next week. Final score: Wayne 20-EF 19. On the last week of the season, Lincoln Park supplied the op- position in a 19-6 victory. The win gave the Thunderbird gridders a .500 record for the first time in their 3 year history. www-wymwf -'f'a'1'ff2 ' ' ' , nf QW., 3 if ' . , sa it' 0 2.0 f , , ,, Up, 'mf , K , Z ,, saw...-.. ,... 1 1 ww r , 7' A fit 5 - 43' y 7 f-we -,Aw 'nt : Z . ' tiff L ... , 7 f Bob McCullough carries the ball while Mike Walt Krohn goes back to pass as he is rushed Shirley blocks him during a practice session. by opposing Fordson players. 79 4 -'5.wvql 1 f, I ' iii 4 ' 'if if w - , . f f . . 1 'f 1, V L. ' , '.f-' 4 'ff' r .ff '.If11 f fr i if f if :2 , H -1.2. Hwy p i 1 . ' fe 5-ff 4 ,f i 28 RA ' I - 3 5 f ' f ,I . I I 4 . M -.1 lr- M ' tw-,qi -'. , M, hw, .5711-, A ' , ,. '91-wi' A cf, at 1, V 1,5 W dWv,,,,,y,,., if -. , fsf g - A ' 70 I V., -ii! ' , ,A.,, V v,.f1g.- .,.-... .' 'f.f1. 'gf' 1 'H at f -s,,.-,.fr:.4 fs7'.p,,.,'.fff' V 1-'-xv 4' fel-nv' +.-if . ' '. ff I ' ' A7 271-w'f.1 .:- 'T' A , gy.,-,-.Mg - ,A M.. 1, V at - . 6 M . V , J. LN ... iff ,A ' - -V ,v--,ug , f if-we 1- ' DY., 'f v . . W , L l,L.,4,,m Jw5 ,.iq, w,,m,f3f.4,y5.,, ..p ,A , K sf- -,:iL:. ' f ' r F. 'ff fe! 2541? 131254211 -W wiliffiiaffeft-'2- 4 25f 'mi1f ff. nu YW WMF 'v't i ffQ--uso' 'fivwyih' it' iff --. 1 f 4. ' 1 wwf '.,, ,. 11, 5.7. -7.43421 mma:L.f.1WH2.1-asa. are-.. -Am 4 . Jim Damiani takes a tumble as he gains yardage for Edsel Ford during the 1957 Homecoming game with Ypsilanti. 7' fl ? ,, it , Edsel Ford's football team attends a banquet held in their honor at the close of the season. CC Team Again Gcirners Thurston Trophy Members of EF's cross country team run the course in preparation for a coming meet. T i-at 'i 'x , fn .t t- if X .. . K X i V V. .tb '- A ' ' Gary Joachim, co-captain Tony Sharkey, co-captain h I 111, Row l: Ken Chausoff, Ken Jess, Jeff Longstreth, Dave Pickett Terry Sloan, Don Kennedy, Gary Toth, Graham Board, Norm Griegl Row 2: Coach Fred Evans, Dave VanDenbcrg, mgr., Don Newport Edsel Ford's varsity cross country team, coached by Mr. Fred Evans, certainly helped make the l957 sports year a memorable one. With a squad of four returning lettermen, the team finished their season with a string of eight victories, the twelfth place in the state cross country meet, the second place in the league meet, and the title of Thurston Invitational Champs for the second consecu- tive year. Thunderbirds took most of the honors at the Thurston Invita- tional, collecting the team trophy, and the trophy for the outstand- ing coach. At the Albion Invitational, the varsity runners finished with fourth place honors in a field of twenty-two teams. EF two milers dropped their first contest of the season to Dear- born High on the Pioneers' home course. They then went on to win all of their remaining eight meets. Thunderbirds tied with Dearborn High for first place in the re- gionals, and so qualified for the state cross country meet. For their final contest of the season, the varsity harriers finished in second place in the league meet for the Huron Rouge Valley Champion- ship. Dearborn 22 EF 33 Fordson 46 EF 17 Ypsilanti 44 EF 18 Lincoln Park 29 EF 26 Melvindale 36 EF 23 Taylor Center 44 EF 19 Hamtramck 39 EF 18 Trenton 39 EF 18 Wayne 34 EF 23 l-yynne Bruce, Bill White., Ernie Knight, Don Taylor. Gary Joachim Many Gallo. Doug Harris, Tom Craig, and Coach Ernest Burkman 80 0 O carriers lry For it e -3 f wuz? ' W 'M gf: 'VV,V KAW- . V ffm, fr f 4,8 .ff f ., Edsel Ford's varsity track squad opened its l958 season on March 29 with a squad of fifty for the Huron Relays at Ypsilanti. Fred Evans is acting as head coach yf with Ernest Burkman and William Lakey assisting him. Returning senior lettermen for the thinclads are Greg 'T QQ? ,' '. 'TVQVC ' Z 4,451 A, is 4, f 4,4 7 . V, x 5295 5 .N,.:M, . Q 2. 3 .qi gg 'wig . t V df Aird, Marty Gallo, Gary Joachim, Tony Sharkey, Don Q if' A .Nl f t Taylor, Al Westen, Bill White, Dave Wrend, and Bob A Young. Roger DeShetler, Dick Hall, Ernie Knight, and . gf A Nathan Rowell are also returning lettermen 'lf . rbi A 3 Standing from left to right arc, Mr. William Lakey, a teacher at Henry Ford Community College, coach Fred Evans, and coach Ernest Burkman. . -1. av 'ff Y 4. , --Q - -as , ,, nf-an f.wq.f. W Y'-L14-. ' J - ll' A V 2 5' .mZj 9gf4gzf 1 1 . ' l-: - T -'24 . t:f3'w..,:f' f .' 1 at f- 5.112 S 2? ,.,.,f.,,yf ' 'J 2712 '7 W. M March 29 Ypsilanti tHuron Relaysl There 'N - T .-bgmlakq B, , waxne . Here A ril l8 Ypsilanti H re Agri, 23 Ann Arbor ,nine 25 B:::t:2..Fa'l may L Melvindale Here May I0 Monroe Relays Mai I7 State Regionals Ma 2l City Meet May 24 State Finals Mai, 28 League Meet 4 Co-captains of the l958 track team arc Marty Gallo and Bill White. Lrg Q l :ll ' X, ll' 1' f W? kj!! aiu jx I If Row 1: Greg Aird, Richard Kondziela, Richard Remington, Jim Mr. Lakey, Al Westen, Ernie Knight, H DeWayne Milburn, Mr. Evans. 4 , If :mr .- . Qc ., , Wfffff' ' t -.wif r' ff ' y.. Ut Ui V t -riff, Q, w, ,fa .., M, A 'gn' eg b -,. . .,' , , .-o s 'U 1 L' .,. .' , J - - f I as J .42..Q-v , H ,mf Q -- - A V , ., Haekerd Bill White. John Angell, Dick Lange, Dave Walters, Marty Gallo, Don Taylor, Tony Sharkey, Tom Nowlin, Pete Clark. Robert Charles. Row 2: Tom Bailey, Fred Wacker, Don Barthel, Roger DeShetler, , . . ' ' , ' . Young. 3- M B lx . .A H ,, D le Watts, Nathan, Rowell, John Cochrane Dave Wrend Bob 0 ROW g Q. ur man, Frank Creelman, JosePh Sltgay. Dottglasanggtglatei jon Ostertagb Paul Hecht' Barry Shepard, Kun Brown' Denms Conley' Bob McGraw, Sl EF Cogers Place Fourth Coach William Kilpatrick keeps a record of points scored during a game on EF's home court. Number 25 of Ecorse High shoots for the basket while number 24, Gary Joachim, attempts to prevent him from scoring. The Edsel Ford varsity basketball team held an overall record of six wins and eight losses for the year. Against league competition, the record was three wins, five losses, earning them fourth place in the Huron-Rouge standings. The won and loss column could not show, however, the many thrills that were experienced during the season. Many of the games were very close, usually with two or three points de- termining the victor. The T-Birds started the season off in fine style, shading Ecorse, 47-43, in a real thriller. The first home appearance was marred, however, when Ann Arbor downed the Thunder- birds, 65-47. The team ended the pre-league games with a 2-2 record. Lincoln Park, followed by Wayne, were the first league opponents beaten by the upcoming cagers. The first loss in league competition was to league champion, Dearbom, 57-44, in a hard-fought contest. Ypsilanti then handed them their second defeat. Starting off the second half of the season with a bang, the T-Birds copped Lincoln Park again, this Captain time 57-53. However, they lost successive games to Wayne, Dearbom, and Ypsi. The close of the season 'found Neil Had- ley leading the EF scorers with 150 points. 1 -spam.,-, K? faq . , Gary Joachim A H . ' 1 ,QD 1 my y . 219. 7 ,Wan ns, A . .7 f 195' 5 l . 4 1 Q qffg y 'nl S.. fir 'ly all ' LM- ,JA-X. ' 'J '- K ff M , y l, ., , . , li W V' , , M Y 1 it 1 t J NX. . V. 1 I L A J ' .gg A , r ., ,t Row I: Dave Walters. Joe Penrod. Bob Rankin, Jim Dickson. Don Camen, Norbert Piesz, Jim Damiani. Row 2: manager Carl Yorio manager Denny Hodges. Mike Shirley. Gary Joachim, Mike Halslead. Neil Hadley, Bill Brotherton, Pat Yorio, and coach Bill Kilpatrick. 82 ln Struggle For Huron Valley Conference Title ' a Y .v, - One of Edsel Fords opponentb loses his head Gary Joachim 1245 grabs a rebound - - over a game on the Thunderbirdk home court. in a game with Dearborn High. bagstgafcsoxaigqd ls3:Zr?ol:'?SS2l4I2slgkS a BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Friday December Ecorse There Friday December Ann Arbor Here Tuesday December Melvindale There Friday December Taylor Center Here Friday January 3 Lincoln Park There Friday January 7 Pontiac There Friday January I0 Wayne Here Tuesday January 14 Taylor Center There Friday January 17 Dearborn Here Friday January 24 Ypsilanti There . . ' ' Friday January 31 Hamtramck Here I Friday February Lincoln Park Here Scoreboard keepQ tally for conteste held in Edsel Ford's gym. Friday February Wayne There Friday February Dearborn There Friday February Ypsilanti Here 'K-A I gi A F, x .' ' F ' n., ,ig 'iffi ' P? lg ' I if 52 6? f 14 31 T 2-U Q in 0 2 'K 'H' 4 f 3 g, ' 'ly N .. nf 'L' ' it X f A ' .D fl: I ' lofi We i at 1 P L t at I i Pg .. ' A e ' ' gl P ip. iiir W- f e P . 5 , 1 ji I tjils T X K T 41 r ,, , P , , 'P f up ,-mx .I V, F , W, v -- A T mf . -- 4 . , .fini , ' . , Th Se ' EF' ' . . Neil Hadley 1217 and Mike Halstead Q23 battle Norbert ohm Daigiiiivaggxebaggilgillzi5i3mGazi-fi for a loose ball in the Dearborn High game on Joachim cknmlingl ' y EF's court. Finmen as they enter the water after getting the signal to start the race. lk, Q, s ift K 5 gn Coach Warren MDUSWH Rhodes SUBPS Diver Bob Schimmelpfenneg executes a OUI Of the P00l after 3 dunklng which back dive during a meet held in EF's pool. follows a win for EF. 4 . g,. E 2 EF Swimmers Compete W , my W I C Qi WM QW 5 , 414W ' ff f fag Larry Wall Craig Tesch Co-Captain Co-Captain Finishing his second year at Edsel Ford, Coach Warren Dusty Rhodes enjoyed a highly competive season. After losing a close meet to Ypsilanti, 49-47, the tinmen trounc-, ed Trenton in the home pool. EF's -1958 season had its high points and disappointments. Lincoln Park beat the T- Birds 60-32 in the second league meet. This meet was- followed by a win over Mt. Clem- ens for the second year in a row. Successive losses to Dearbom High, in a league meet, and Hazel Park set back the T-Birds. How- ever, they came back to win over Ypsi, 52-43. This was the first league win in EF's history. Dearborn High beat Edsel Ford a second time and Hamtramck was downed for the fifth time by the Thunderbirds, 66-30. Scores of 5l-45 were scored in EF's losses to Lin- coln Park and Allen Park at the close of the season. In the league finals, Edsel Ford placed third. However, they scored more points than any previous EF team. The final league rec- ord was 5 losses, l win, while the non-league record showed 4 wins, 2 losses. and l tie. Row l: Gib Spaman, Ed Miller, Tom Sullivan, co-captain, Craig Tesch, Coach Warren Dusty Rhodes, co-captain Larry Wall, Howard Hansen, Dick Haynes, and Jeff Longstreth. Row 2: Bob Matthews, Norm Grieg, Tom Bailey, Don Barthel, Bob Schimmelpfenneg, Stan Benmore, Bob Piepenburg, Jim Bandli, and Ron Sawicki. Row 3: Manager Bill Thomas, Curt Haynes, Pat Glance, Jim McAmmond, Dick MacGeorge, Frank Reisinger, Jim Glance, John Edwards, Frank LaFeve, and manager Steve Baird. 84 lg 1 Norbert Piesz Captain Varsity baseball begins its third year at Edsel Ford trying to improve their third place standing of the 1957 season. Coach John Davis' team finished third in 1957 and tied for first in 1956 in the Huron-Rouge Valley Conference. Coach Davis has a nucleus of seven retuming lettermen. Pitchers Bob Finzel and Norbert Piesz and Gary Joachim, outfielder. are after their third letters in baseball. Trying for their second awards are catchers Ken Balogh and Lou Nagy and pitcher Bob McCullough. Bill Brotherton is seeking his second letter as a first baseman. Marv Krough, Doug Neff, Joe Penrod, and Mike Shirley are expected to round out the lineup for the T-Bird nine. v-J- . D ii 4 Nw. ' 'nun- vf. In HRVC U Q S. UD 3 cb : tn -I' W c cQ Q cb 'I'I o H I' on Q Q. -M.-v . fl - x 'ij '. v ith- fg -R 'o.w,,+,:g M Pg A in 'srqgk W if ' ?'1rf....-al:w?'? t . ,132 pu, R., nf. '35, -'l'l J' 1- nfl. foggy Mmfgfvi rf, , ,--,. , X' f 1 1:3 ere: '-1 ' id' F -. ' arf ' , t.. t v S 2 . N- A-'Nl s '-x'-3: , w l ' 55 fflfwfxnxavava.-L - is .x P? . . R' .- Q' 5 gs..-.,N.4 5.9:- :f. f - x any 4'-14855 ' 1 es ' . sgsgvmk -2 se f ext-QQ it 1 25:-z . . 45'f'W'f ' 1. .. - -W... --.. , . A .I 4. . . if N 1 X J ,, 1 u .-sf' -ig.. . A ' Q' -vii-iii vga: . - . trii -Qvglggslg . ' . N.: -. -:ELL .Q ggvlq . N , N ....,.,-... A . .1 ' 5. -- fwxsti 1 Q is T' N as ef .rf-F12 y ' ' X - --75.12. , New .X . at Y ..-'N--1-i-2'-we - X? e:'::F'3t H l if g . wg., K. ...A . N. N - ,Q A iff- ,',,. .?'x..,ym ,, 'QTL J' ':'1'?fit4 Q ,--. .- gs- J '. 'T HRK . 3- . . v - X-...A-.., .V ' ' i , W., . si ' . T A .iff . f fr- '- . . ' ' . A John Davis coaches Edsel Ford's baseball team during the spring season. 4 l F3 , . IA l 1 . tx' - 1 - f i l X l , 4 'ii V ty: Q 1' if - - . 3 1 , ., ' 1 ' l ., ', is , , 5' A 4 V! if Q' im . as X . A , 4 B in 'I ,.l . , if 1 . :rm...'. . I - X SS ,- al W x i. A V., .J . 'f-apex? . 'E lil N1' -AQ --4 gh Y VLA L V4.. W, ...Q ' l ' ' ..,, ,'Le.a'fl,,.'1,?'?l1 .5 ...VA V .L.,fi?,A?. 'J ., - f , 1' . , 1 . gn 7- Y A' U ., .- ,raw V Pitcher Bob Finzcl attempts a bunt as onlookers watch during daily practice. - 2 .f frm., 5 . ,,, M, L., .id ,A-, , ,,, h -A .a,W.Len A-' ...Ll .,- 'wa-,A K il rl' fly ' , F , 1 , g, if i? l W-W H an fax fx rf Q Row l: Bill Brotherton, Gary Henninger, Doug Neff, Richard Holman, Larry Burnick, and Walt Krohn. Row 2: Marvin Krogh. Lou Nagy. Bob McCullough. Norbert Piesz..Bo'b Finzel, Ken .Balogh. and Gary Joachim. Row 3: Richard Van Den Berg, Bob Rankin. Tony Myeno, Neil Hadlek Mike Shlfleyl Bob SWICUCRI, and TON' RlCl'l2ifdS- ROW 4: Lee Osborn. Joe Penrod, Alan Landis, Dick Bushart, and Ron Bednarczyk Nelmen Vie Cn Courts Q ' Y l - ut- if gf 'rv 'I ...f -f ., , f 5, ,fy 2 i . ' 'tv 3 ei 00,1 'I ., V .1 I ' f 1ii'1'5',: -' -' -'M' . gftixfv, gin ? c , . , t i K A g . H A . , ' i,5i.z:s:.,. -5g3'f-7:'3Cg,.j- rggrgigq, : 'C 217, ' - 2, .s , , x,,A . , , I . . K ' r 'Z f 'ssl 'l '5 'Wil ' .1 v . ' x . if ,, i.. tr: 1. f- J? A' ..- i. ' 'N X ,' V WFi 'i i Z2' I Til - ' , ... A 1 1 9 x Q . 1. , V X N- A . ., , .. ., , -4 ef K' I 33 'mfs , ?'? 7i': - 4 r V in . Q .. 1.5, .., : ,gg J gg K P ',,.,. . . H .. A- ' affn, 1, , , ,,,,,,,.,, -'Hinge Q- . - ff --1--f,-,--gi,'eT wg. , -q. ' -.4 :vuveiu191ufw1a..f...f,4,M.. J ruxjjmclff i'3'- i 1- A x 'W' -A s-ds....f,,.m1aZT-re..f,.3ct,,,,6..,JA j ,, . .W ..,. ,Ai.M,V,? 1 Ax f 1 A T-i -1 ' anna: 'wga,,3,V,,,5, LA, .FV ,Q jf. f Y int--Y ix - . . - i' X- loe DeOrio. a junior ut BF, acts as captain lor thc l958 tennis team. 5' at Dave Williams serves the ball as Jack Smith waits for its return during one of thc T-Bird netmen's daily practice sessions. F M, jg With a squad of nineteen players including seven returning lettermen, ag! the T-Bird netmen play fifteen regularly scheduled games. g,.jA'f' Under the direction of coach Ralph Comell and led by captain Joe 't DeOrio, the squad will play a full-schedule of eight league games and six non-league games. Added to these will be the regionals on May 23. Returning lettermen for the 1958 season include George Akerly. 1 'A George Baumgarner, Don Camen, and Dave DePodesta. Other retumees are Reggie Goshorn, Jim Lovett, and Fred Stahl. Coach Cornell says, This is a good bunch of kidsg they work hard and they are aiming for second place in the league. Ralph Cornell coaches thc nctmen on Edsel Ford's l958 tennis team. tr 1 Row I: Jim l.ovett. Dave Dcl'otlcsta, Mike Brooks, Don Camcn. Joe De0rio. Fred Stahl. Russ Baker, Reggie Goshorn, Rick Tod. Row 2: Cieoige Siicheig Hob Jernigan. Don Newport. l'uul Kunltlc, Ron Cilowfinslti. Mike Vzlndevcn. Hill Forbes. George Kulnins. Bill Richardson Row Bi Rick Sliver. Dave Williams. Ron Halter. .loc Gourd. Gary Goodis. Al Wareing. lack Smith. Row 4: Grunt Mckenzie. Darryl Collins. Dale Coulston, Roger Stranyak. Dick Tomlinson. coach Ralph Cornell. 86 EFH Golfers Try For Huron Rouge Title Vr...., l M Uv' V ' aw. .- - .. litem.. 3. , v1.3 I ff. in , X VL. A ,f I ,J-4. Row it John Lnyaniit. Herb Rnnent. Clifton Philli-ps. and nan Anderson. ROW 21 Ken Www- Mifhwfl Meyer. DMC Safkoly. Jim MCP-mmond Walter Wydra. lohn Edwards. and coach Bill Kilpatrick. Coachl Bill Kilpatrick has a turn out of ten players for the 1958 golf season. Included in the ten man squad were re- QW tuming lettermen Ken Weaver and Jim Dickson. f Coach Kilpatrick's varsity linksmen will hold all their home meets at the Warren Valley Links. They also practice there 4 .rm l daily. Jil: In the scoring of the golf meets, the team with the lowest gl X f 3 amount of strokes wins. Also, the team score is established W 'Sip , by adding the strokes which each team member takes to com- Cf. plete nine or eighteen holes of golf, '11 V ..i'P lf i ,Q 2 I f 7 I . . , ' ly ,fn 2 , V . , 1 f . y I yyhyfqf, ,, away mg, , I I 4' Z li, 7 9.2! ',,'Q wif' 4 .ny-f 2 f Ze fy? H . if 1, f ,MM ,WM . .vm .ffm .mr ..f2w?a. ,Lggzft 41.555 Q C0161 William, K'lPUg lCl'4fifilllllillcx il Don Anderson, T-Bird linkman, practices his putting after school ?l?lf,Fn::S U59 Y 4 mem Cf 0 'S edm on before going with the team to the Warren Valley Links. c i . 87 .M : ,, V. 'fe , t ' re ..- ' T-Bird wrestler and his opponent from Fordson High compete in a meet IH EF's gym. N-X , J? WK Referee watches as Edsel Ford wrestler pins his Fordson opponent. Wrestling Begins ..-' J 4 s 'wwf' . 3 tg 35' Q., ' 1 , 1 1 ff' 1 ls 1 711- U n- , - ' s- ' ' ' Wu-..-ff' T 4.4. A J Q, Coach Norman Tomassini displays illustrations used in the training of his wrestlers. Edsel Ford's first wrestling team, under the coaching of Norman Tomassini, showed great promise this year as it finished the season with a record of three wins, four losses, and one tie. Their first meet, with Wayne High, gave them a victory, 50-10, followed by a loss to Willow Run, 34-20. The team then suffered two more consecutive losses, Ann Arbor, 34-12, and Melvindale High, 32-16, before coming through with its second win of the season over Wayne High, 42-8. Allen Park fell to the T-Bird wrestlers and they matched Fordson, 22-22. Their last meet of the 1958 season was dropped to Ann Arbor St. Thomas, 26-23. Coach Tomassini expects a better season next year. since all the wrestlers, but one, will be returning. The entire team keeps in shape by weightlifting during the off-season. our l Row l: Keagy Gibson, Marvin Tessmer, John Buckenberger. BFUCC Artman, Jim Rasmussen, Dennis LaVaIley, Don Anderson, Bob Rousku, manager Gary Berltebile. Row 2: John Cullen, Ken Chausoff, Jack Smith, Bill Wood, Al Westen, Joe Sligay, Nathan Rowell, Roy Siders, Marvin Krogh. Row 3: Coach Norman Tomassini, Arnold Lemieux, Gary Kohler, Nick Slater, Stephen Gauttreau, John Borby, Jim Gilbert, Kurt Wienski, Miltc McGinnis. 88 Basketball, Football Junior Varsity Teams .rv . . Q 0 3 H f l ffl' 5 ... ' F' fp, 1 , W 3' 3: 'fi - Q 'ff if as .312 . ff 3 X ,xr 1 V I K 3' J, .I I p f p y gyfyy . 4 4U ll I X.:-' ' l ' i1 '1n .. E ...3 Ii 7 P' - ' tn Q 3 3 3 2---I' g tit 4 'Z p W K .. C 'I ' I I SA, ' . 3 J, . . e .zz , W y.,f4..W?f ' si.. . s . s .34 xl in A . 7 F t3 Di bl l 1 I .I ' I l ' ' 'if 9 ' . .- f 1 1 s ' . l W ef- si .-: t 1 Z , I-'-W, We er. tlot i - - 'r f -nr . , - ,i is eg-'14'AfLgqZ-fa, 1,' ' , , em in 'lf 1' - M fr an it B J LEBQH YH 25153 3 JE It '33 J -29. J sw 1' , if --4 1 J. f -f-- igaif' J 1- if if E 4 J ra xl , ga? 1 Abi 'U if ' ,' . ' f 'X l'2' 'wi' ' J 9' 1 4 ' W if ie' 'J ' ' 7+ la' 2 me 11 . X I I I V I N W W l . It I B l '. X ,. A - A- . A. P -'-A ',-' M...-A -ts- . ,I -.t A'.t Row l: Doug Lucas. Rick Stiver. Ken Molinari, Joel Matthews, Mike Phimister ,Larry Adloff, Dennis VanSickle, Ron Lazynski, Ben Clark, Richard Bryja. Row 2: Marv Krogh. Dennis LaVaIley, Bob Semach, Rick Todd, David Conti, John Squibbs, Jim Graham, John Cochrane, Bob Munson, Don Polk. Row 3: Coach Frye. Gary McLaughlin, Bob Walker. Russ Baker, Tom McGuire, Tom Kubeshesky, Bob Ryan, Keagy Gibson. Pat Cooney, Coach Norman Tomassini. Row 4: Mike Illyin, Doug Sarkozy, Jim Murawski, Ed Schulz, Wally Gibson, Larry Burnick, Bill Richardson. Kirk Whitski, Nathan Rowell, Gib Spaman. ll l 'F Guided by Coaches Norman Tomassini and Dave Frye, the reserve football team marched to a victorious 1957 sea- i ..,-.. 4 .. son. The squad won all of the seven games they played this if l year. The team displayed rnuch offensive power and defensive l J ,f I . ability in its campaign, 'and many fine football players were R Q . . developed for the varsity teams in the years to come. 1 It . . ewf,W,,wm i ,,., , . . ,V yyfggfyf 1 1 1 I 4 ' . f .' sf' . M , .-aa , Q J j ' 5 ff ft? , , ff , , Junior varsity cagers, under the direction of Coach David J X ' ' Frye, also enjoyed a very fine season. , ' 3 fi Tlin.. ,la g7,,,.,, .,, Z f. LW .,'. ' ggjfgj V' fuff f .ww f ,Wfm . . Q ' ' w .f, ' .zzvtf e ' 'Sf 'S E W J 2 f f , ' fi' 5 lmwfyiffjyfgfafff .-: l Coaches Dave Frye and Norman Tomassini coach the reserve football team and reserve basketball is under the direction of Coach Frye alone. H Cl Q an las! :G oo' '. - - -. ' 'ff is l,5i -rw f .fe .- ,, '-i ,QQ 1 sa, 'ma j -.. W t , Y ' , Q fr-mf - fa., 1 'wif I 4i,Vw1w,,fw. .f 1' V '. Mfr at , My , JZ i 1 -Y f .f f ,J , , .Vg ,UA , Z pf A 4 . 1 1 4. et H11 ff .. lm .. aw: W f ' . W., V WM, 1, , , . I I f ..... . 5 5 ' 1 . l f f ?0m Q eil ' I I 5 f f' LU f. f .A 1-. R 2: Coach David Fry, Terry Major, Roger White, Graham Board, Row l: Doug Lucas. Russ Baker, Barry Sheppard, Wally Gibson OW Larry Burnick, Doug Sarkozy. Bob Ryan, Don Hoganson, Fred Wacker. 89 EFH Boy's Intramurals lntramural badminton singles champion is senior, Don Camen. Badminton doubles champions, Mike Brooks and Joe DeOrio, begin contest against opposing players. Edsel Fordls intramural program picked up speed through the year as the boy's participated in eleven various sports. The program was under the supervision of Mr. Tex Walker, athletic director. Intramurals began after the football season with basketball, a league organized on the basis of grades. The basketball season was divided into two halves, one in each semester. Bowling continued at the Maples Alleys for boys from Dearbom High and Edsel Ford. Volleyball, badminton, and ping pong composed the winter sports in intramurals. Golf, handball, horseshoes, and tennis rounded out the intra- mural schedule in the spring. Intramural volleyball champions, the Regents, demonstrate their winning form. X .1?b,. x Il , s 4 V r r I l E Boys in EF's intramural basketball tournament execute a iUf 'P bali' Tomlinson, Jim Pascoe, Ed Painter, Bill Baker, and Dan Hajduk. Bottom row, Louie Shaw, Jack Bridges, Bob Cannon, and Sonny Snyder. Members of the winning intramural basketball team are: Top row, Ron 90 Y, A 14 Q77 g, ff ff?-Q f' ' f 7' lik' rf 24,3 yzfil C , f A . Z if f V V. ,,, , I W' ,, if X ts.. -New 1, KM. ,. f . . yus1vllllD'N'X N p I , Promote Better Athletes For Varsity Sports lt 5' , .K .. 5 , F, A Senior, Dave Wrend, lifts bar-weights totalling 405 pounds. Mike Brooks, badminton singles champion, returns shuttlecock to op- ponent during match. ...M John Federonko displays a hand- ball used 1n intramural sports. i 'SM f X lt.stwlltkE,'lh Row 1: Dick Hall, Roger De Shetler. George Honian, Kirk Brown, Rick Stiver, Fred Stahl, Dave De Podesta. Row 2: om Mun- son, Reggie Goshorn, Paul Kunkle, Darryl Collins, Joe DeOrio, Walt Krohn, John Cochrane. Row 3. Coach Ralph Cornell, Doug ' ' ' ' l' B b Youn , Jim Murawski, Dave Wrend, Mike Reisinger, Pat Cooney, Bob McGraw, Nelf, Mike Illyin. Roger Stranyak, Dick Tom inson, o g Coach John Davis. J ' 1 1 ffsiffw ' ff I' yy-' . , . i Qfiifl- 3 X ti ,, - V, ,f,,.f f ,f ,-W f yy ,,f ..,. j ff Bill Brotherton is observed by other members oi' Steve Humphrey shoots for the basket, as the Weightlifting group as he squats 195 pounds. boys on opposing team jump for the re- bound. 91 Mr. Tex Walker is the the entire boys intramural program at Edsel Ford. eim4M.,.,r.M.. . ,.A,,. Nr. ...M . 1 . , Participate Actively In f W y WWW i EH-is Girls 2 7, 5- Sports 'Z We it W4 , .l,,,,h,M ,..l:'1:'xM 1 Ef f? il W , fl - l 15 A l l Gwen McCormick and Gloria LaPay jump for the ball in girls intramural basketball. . , a 1 H 1 Wprpp 4 l.. X i t 93 f Edsel Ford seniors play sophomores in ping pong. Miss Connie Charles Sponsor BCIIY Lou Stanek demonstrates form used by girls participating in in- tramural bowling. X wif f 'if'77W7fW -.-... - ..... ur.. X X X .. - . Q 5 ' -Y . .-:.s'1?.A . f ' fx' 5 :Y w . xp X sik. S Q if 1 x x 6 SN g 5-K LEE. Q .x Q. -x , - r 1 Y ' X s gf 1 ., Y f . 'ig fl 1 x X x x ni. f X115 - s - . . -si' X tj Y :N gms. 5 its vt . Las R at -4 1 - x f - 5 Sass . X xix !,x:3i.. 3 . X ' . . X. x ., - gg 1 X. -ts s 0 e in mi' 'N ji . 553 i -' ' .Q W Q xxx QQ X. : . x ,sv 3 s s if V 'Qf n'i' JMX' 4' New ' N: W 51 t....,g wily gn? ' v ' 1bM.tM...l .L X' g ..,.. M i Elizabeth Frew returns a bird in the in- Barbara Crumback and Gail Goodspeed Girls engaged in tournament bad' tramural badminton tournament. compete in a game of shuffleboard in the mlmon' Play every Tllesday and intramural tournament, Thursday after school in the g1rl's gym. 92 Gym, Scene Of Intramurals Girls' Intramurals at Edsel Ford provides a varied, wholesome sports J. C program and offers all girls the opportunity to develop the attributes necessary for a well-rounded person. The attributes include good sports- r ' 1 r W it t ma.nship, team spirit, and co-operation. V Field hockey is the only fall sport. Bowling, volleyball, basketball, and , 2 minor sports, including ping pong, shuffleboard, and badminton. Spring f' 'f sports include swimming, tennis, archery, and softball. W! Sponsors of the girls intramural program are Miss Irma Calvisi, Miss ' t Constance Charles, and Miss Carole Gates. I ,I , , 'w ' , A 'mf sf Wiifiae' v - W ,af , ,. it Girls participating in intramural sports play in ' the field hockey tournament in the fall. . 3' 4 . 1 . 153: I wg, 'JI ..,,. ., 3 Q ' W - . 'tribe y sis, S 5-.tl-. x' I ' fe' . f ' rg gifs, - 4' -7-'f': . Q M ' 4 sf ,M A , , .,.., rw ' , - -,. I I f , ,:,,, f , we Girls participate in a game of volleyball after school in girl's intramural badminton. the gym. IW t Q21 mf fn , 1 ,Q 'eff W, va W Flora Baldovini looks on as her partner begins the game 1 0' ' 1 Q! fl! ,Wf f Ji, 17 ' M 1 Z 1 ' ' I nf A ' .,.,. , ,,,., , W. ,,.f,... in f ,H ff aff if ,f, v i n 3, f ' .f Lf, . ,. 5 ff .,,,','f':4 f'2i 'jZef fU:',Q' , ' A , . . , Nancy Weideman and Chris Rhodes Elaine Palliclt bowls in the mtragntgal Carol Moffat adjUSiS Shin guards set pins for intramural bowling. tournament While other members 0 er used in field hockey to protect the legs. team keep score. 93 Cheerleaders Bolster EFHS School Spirit I r ., ! ,, X sane is 1 Lg, ff e Y, Sue Densmore wa- fu- '. gg -, g X M-T' i N X 12' X I- Y ' 'QA ,af Judy Lamb .. if -.. x few X Bunny Stafford X5 U W' Reserve Cheerleaders are: Bottom left, Peggy Hamil, Sandy Arvid- son, Janie Sipple, Gail Goodspeedt Donna White, and Rhea Davis. EF's cheerleaders took on a big job this year in cheering the Edsel Ford teams to victory and raising school spirit. Guiding the varsity cheerleaders were co-captains June Al- baugh and Shirley Chiado. The sponsor of the varsity squad was Miss Carol Gates, and Miss Irma Calvisi sponsored the junior varsity team. Co-captains of the jay-vee team were Gail Goodspeed and Janie Sipple. Edsel Ford cheerleaders have added many new motions and cheers this year. A few of these were Boom Boom, T.E., Team, and Fifteen Claps. ,KWH Miss Carol Gates Sponsor ,J gp ,fx tt. Vsf- qgwajr !. l- , Shirley Chiado June Albaugh Cofapiain Co-Captain 94 ,is s Dx Judy Washburne A of al Y? ..,,,. Cathy Kalie Joan Waske M iss Irma Calvisi Sponsor Flight Show S orfs In Action H-'vo Q, -0 M094 iff if . ,7,,f,g W , in f, ff MM X 1 A V 2 ., g ..r, ly ' '-fi t . .' Q, I , ' ' . ,gt 'C b .lv b in ll it . . Q 1 wk Q : i ? -i zfigry t f it t , if 1 t W-ft 5 Yi El l , A, i ' 'ff' . .A i 1 32-152 J I . l V A 1 H l 1 gif . ,M I Q by L I Tryin, . E- J K 2 pl 1 . fi X 41... ., if ' ,- X ' . 4' I I ' x km . .--. ,.x.wa:.?: Bob Young. one of EFS shotputters. practices daily on the T-Bird's field. RI d W, k M .I .V A xl 1 Roger DeShetler, pole-vaulter, tries to oan dc er emoridl Trophy ie pre sented each year to the boy with the most Improve his form dm-mg track practice' points in scholarship, citizenship, and nth' letics. p.'t?fv --Q .gait A. ir., . 1 tr... ,,' Majorettes that marched with the band at the home football games are CLlll0llgl'l, Kay Talbot, Margie Kumln. and jg1netAnder50n, 4 5 ,fax pm, l K3IlW MC- Drum major for Edsel Ford's band this year was senior Dick Knab, :r?i.31-W ?3iTgSz-g, 2z.i, fi-Wi. lil l. rf ti . sg A lf ie yr! tl ,g , E , ,, ,, f-if 5, 172: Qwff H f ff J A ...3...:.,,..i.,.,,,,,.,' ff m... Q N, 5VM.4,,Z5,,,4 .21 ,Q ,.,,, wid if ., f llnn,Af.,',Mff,,,f,l.f - ,, t V n ,ix ,, I 7 ., f' ,M . . '4 fhfg14fyfp , .. Ji' .Ili ff A 1. A ' 1 ' f t if j h, , MW M'iiii'-wairf W-cyl '. ., ' 1 4 .I 4 ft 4- 'Wy , ,,.g... 1 i , 1 1, v, , . 1 f it wr of id' ' fwyy f . V fly Q f ff 5 Z f M, V. L I M ,,QW,i,Hw . jf., 'Z 'f - A V A- 4 t .Wffeffff , tv 4,:,w2'i4 W Z? f. fgffw , f. f f V H y ' ey, A 15 Ki' .gfff W , fmgf...,,,, , ug, f ' to X ,, vt r' V ' if M ff 7 fffCM1fwy . iw Wyyfw mf? .. f I' , I ,,,. fmyffk mfwmmff f. f, ,, . I k 's.,, ,14-if Q, y,,,a1f'wfQQjf?W , Wf4,7W-ffzf,, qw ,, I V , ' .,.,,15 -- 4 ggvffffw 1 v .. t y 4 ' Cdwfhiivfi 3 I f j . fig f 11 ff We - t ' 'Mfr .,fwf.nf..c' ja-'I-1. f f ifvff ' ' Wggff f fm! , , y ' ff! ' f V' ' i f f A . t ttlttlo t . . . to X 1 f,f, f'f' Q? ,f -fu' f,, , ' 'of ' ff f , f ' . , ., . , VW if it f , l f .tl. .Q A QM? f , H f ., .1 f , . w5 :S -115 '- at ' . L ., ...,i...sm 95 T-Bird runners round bend in track during daiily practices for a forthcoming meet. Herb Roberts. One of EF'S gOlf6fS. d6mOHSIrdl6S the use of the driving iron. I Y M' XJ I 'J' r li 1 4 'v- . all O 'bg-i Griclolers Choose Shirley Chiodo As Queen HUD? v-I June Alba,-,gh R- Carolyn Binnell ff Qt 2, i ,Ah- A 1355 1 - if H 4 H 5 -I K .' I isp- - P x 1 -, ' 'N ,am-.wif-Q Q X N .,... A , b Q x Shirley Chiado I .. Homecoming Queen - 1957 Q, l Q? x 9 e '-H prsy A i Betsy Bornyasz pat Schebel ,. ' ,Jir- 'Q K Shirley Chiado, Homecoming Queen, and her court, Pat Schebel, Betsy Bornyasz, Carolyn Binell, and June Albaugh, hold bouquets of roses after the crowning. 96 Alumni View Game FC One of the highlights of the school year was Homecoming held on Oct. ll and centered around the Ypsilanti-Edsel Ford football game. Included in the day's activities were numerous displays in school and on the school groundg the game which EFHS lost, 24-63 the half-time program, crown- ing Homecoming Queen Shirley Chiado and her court June Albaugh, Carolyn Binnell, Betsy Bornyasz. and Pat Schebelg and the evening dance. 'A vi l Q J:-335 ! v Float designed by EF's Future Nurses Club consists of a manikin dressed as 3 nurse, Cafmg for an Ypsi Brave in a wheel chair. u' Hi F' f - ' N hge: W Q 4 L ' j , 'gi' x, fs il fl txt. w . V 1 g,g, v,V grits' ,.., f.q1':?'gf'3 . 1 Uz lfjllggf ,if Eg ,tsl Q l l ' ' rt I tc ' vi 1. ' ar'rf?fr'st1,:,fv F 1 , X .4 . , 'V 'F F' ,gi ,ul A r Y fa, ,ltr all - F- it y lui viii 3134-'Valli gg l E if Q-.1-4,J',fgL',N,L, ,gif tj er K W' .M lg., A ,a 1 3 Illnrvlf-f1.'1 mu'Ypf'l.f1f f -'iff'-.. 4 Yr . O Y ' f I y. Y 1 7 0 , g , 2 , , I : X :rw W 'wlllllll YIIIYII1 HH 1 Q iff --Y Q 'gsmgw'-Qgjlgg,-4 ----A 'Qi -'L'f'JIl1',w.'-,- 1'eJ,.r+-',- - N.-1-. -xv., L. I , I B I ' lack Bridges C109 goes over the goal line for and assumes moon rocket formation for a number during the home- EFS only touchdown of the game. coming half-time festivities. Fl t t ed b French Club for the homecom' h h f . . , standlggedlvg a sdew made from an Ypsi Brave.'lng game S OWS a C C drsggwodntgvifihegselgsinqgeigtjsslggig Chladq' IS 97 convertible AN l i li f -........ Q- -f 'i-0' w- '-'-nacsiff ----. UWA 'T ,.v Strong. steady. and warm light is given off by the Torch of Service. All clubs and other activities at Edsel Ford have a purpose. The purpose may be to further the educa- tion of the student. to make a better person of the student, or to help others less fortunate than oneself. Whatever the purpose may be, it is of a positive, healthy, and unselfish nature. All organizations of the school. in some way, serve and benfit others. The members of these organizations are cooperating to make themselves better persons, to make Edsel Ford a better school. to make life happier for someone else, and in a small, yet significant way, to make the world a better place to live in. Bringing forth both the bold and the shy. these school organizations offer opportunities to everyone. EF Student Council Executives, ssembly S' Executive Council and the Student Assembly comprise the Edsel Ford Student Council. Officers for the year were Richard Lange, ,who served as Executive Council president. Assisting officers were Robert Swiecicki as vice president of the I council and president of the assemblyg Elaine Pallick the council secretary, and Buena Stafford, treasurer. Kay Waiter was appointed stenographer for the Executive Council. Margaret Wood was chosen recording secretary for the Student As- sembly. Purposes of the Student Council are to promote and maintain better student-faculty relationships, assist in building school morale, and to promote better interschool relationships. The Constitution also states the purposes to organize, initiate, and promote school spiritg to encourage better citizen- ship through the development of leaders through democratic processesg and to promote students with the opportunity to solve school problems. Executive Council is formed by the election of representatives in proportion to the number of students in the class. At the same time. the Stu- dent Assembly membership is made up of elected representatives from each of the Human Relations , J ,fs - ,,. ,I is C classes at Edsel Ford. Q Council participated in many events during the A sils S past year The first activity was a welcome dance ' ii A iiii A for l0B's'. The council also presented the Home- coming dance and arranged for Homecoming activities. The group sent representatives to other schools to discuss interschool relations, and also received guests themselves. Officers of Edsel Ford's Student Council were Bob Swiecicki and Dick Lange tstandingl, and Elaine Pallick and Bunny Stafford iseatedj. say , 7, t C2 K ' .LJ V,g,ih ' 'mi .W V ,,,. H .. Row 1: Carol Merrick, Violet Andrews, Gwen McCormick, Elaine Pallick, Vivian Czaplick Row 2: Richard Wyeth, Bruce Warren, Carol Wade, Kay Wiater, Bob Swiecicki, Nonna Smith I Row 3: Mr. Willard Thornley, Don Taylor, Dick Broadhead, Achille Bigliardi, Richard Matthews, Richard Lange, Charles Curran. Mr. Bernard Barnett 100 Promote School Activities X V If A Y f 3 .o,.,o, 5 , 7 ,3 if sl ' 'l 1, . .1 , 521411 '0 Q 5 4, , fl 7 :J 4 ,,,?flj,ffkll'1, ,f 3 , W, I bf Miriam Dargatz, a member of the student assembly, drops a note in the Student Council suggestion box. ny if A L.. V gi 13, ,,-' :i,1:?'5'Kl M 15'- fi 'S , -it y Members of the Student Council discuss coun- cil plans. Serving on the Activities Council are Gwen McCormick, Elaine Pallick, and Chairman Carol Merrick. , ll Q jr y 'il Ll' gg ,I . on f , i- 'IZ-2' : 'W 5 my Jim 7 5 A, nn f f f , 3 wr : V, X- i ga V A I g ,, as ' Y ff 4,4 Row 1: Carole Hotke, Judy Ahonen, Becky Hnatio, Grace Weston, Margaret Wood, Mary Thomas, Jeff Longstreth Row 2: Carole Weber, Margaret Beslack, Mary Cooney. Nancy Horvath, Miriam Diifgfllzl Madeline Delya Row 3: Russ Temple, Dale Coulston, Bone Swiecicm, Ed Pickell 101 ,' 6 -at ,J '- or . t e e i ,, if 56 M , 'L . 9 .r s s X y X Serving as editors of the BOLT for the fall semester were Grace Weston and Beb Prystash. ferrff 1 , ff' Reporters Vivian Czaplick and Don Anderson check BOLT copy with Mrs. Nancy Ferdon who sponsors the paper, z N'h -of 19,4 uv-wi 6 Shirley Ffsfiks Mary Ann Anderson Copy Edlwr spot-is Editor Bolt Provides Information BOLT, contains features, sports, and club articles, as well as other news of interest to students, faculty, and the general public. Heading the staff are the co-editors, who supervise the workers and the publication as a whole. The managing editor assists the co-editors, reads all copy and proofs, and is responsible for obtaining pictures to be used in the paper. Assigning stories is the job of the news editor, while the headline editors write all headlines for pages one and three. The make-up editor decides the importance of stories and their placement on the pages. The feature editor is com- pletely responsible for page two. The game is true of the sports editors, only they are in charge of page four. Reading and checking all copy handed in for publication is the job of the copy editor. The exchange editor com- municates with other schools Mrs. Nancy Ferdon sponsors the BOLT staff and over- sees their work, while Mr. Leonard Stolfo is in charge of the print shop. ,.-Q, tlrt f Valerie Gehres Managing Editor Aileen Ryan Headline Editor Dick Lange Sports Editor 102 Mary Jane Cheatham News Editor is X Linda Evenson Headline Editor . r . f i: of Elaine Pallick Feature Editor J -as , L Jr Gary Joachim Make-up Editor Sue Ellen Bemard Headline Editor p r. QQ. PAN Janet Sheko Exchange Editor Through Co-Operation Shirley Freriks Managing Editor if 5' x.-, Yrgif fi Y t il Ilona Frank Headline Editor Aileen Ryan Copy Editor N ,WR 1 l X t l Qi 'E tt f iz gr pf 1. 'W 1 ? '36 -'lv 'rbi Mary Ann Anderson News Editor 35 , Q , -sr L 1 N- of -'-1 t . , Dianne Hendee Headline Editor 9 A Don NCWPUW Sports Editor nf? Grace Weston Make-up Editor I' 'IUNL WX I 6 ' Il Toni Craig Headline Editor 35 5 Sandy Scanlon Sports Editor of Slciff, Prinl S Eiiftlt' hop f 7' M4 47, f Z to mil li Q We X of Fmkwl Editors for the spring semester were Bev Prystash and Elaine Pallick who are shown reading an issue of the paper. lf'xf I F.. vi I Sue , Linda Evenson Feature Editor Exchan -M im- - ,i ' W-W V ratij' ge Editor N , -.,---,- - i xg , ,- X ,fix-L , t xlkur 5 V, 4?-, lb S 5 X X xx Y X ff 'wx 9 t 3 it N ' t t 92 . , ' Af ig. Jil , Afi-, -:rf ' ., if A Lp LJ' ,sl i , i .f,A,,y,,4,, f,.f f U V i f dll, !f ln- i ' 0 :P ,rii Shirley Freriks, Aileen Ryan. and Suc Ellen Bernard count and prepare b Pinning a story assignment in one of the BOLT staffs mail- , oxes are Diane Hendee and Tom Crai . to distribute EFS weekly paper, the BOLT. g 103 Flight Committee Members Work Together 'rw 3 , I, 'Ns 'X -1 gy 'S--...Aww if 'A a?xn. it Mary Jane Cheatham, Flight Editor, and Mrs Nancy .Ferdon, publications advisor, Faculty committee consisting of Carol Merrick, Sharon Gifford, editor revlew malenal fOr 1953 finnllal- Ilona Frank, and Phyllis Rowley, look over pictures for their section Distribution of the 1958 Flight marks the end of nearly a year of work by the Flight staif under the direction of Mary Jane Cheatham, editor-in- chief, and Mrs. Nancy Ferdon, journalism in- structor. Each of the six sections was headed by an editor, who was assisted by a committee. Mary Loter was in charge of selling and distributing, while Ilona Frank edited the faculty division. The senior section was led by co-editors Sue Ellen Bernard and Kathleen Biddle. Alt Aileen Ryan, Shirley Freriks, editor Linda Evenson, George Kay, and Jerry Dickson prepare cutlines and Underclassmen editor wasViv Czaplick, and the sports section was ,headed by Sharon Donaldson Linda Evenson was editor of the activities section Edsel Ford's print shop, under the direction of Mr. Leonard Stolfog Mr. Lee Bartlett, photography instructor, a student, Ted Stockliszg and Arella Studios also contributed to the finished product, the 1958 Flight. Jane Bernard, co-editor Kathleen Biddle, co-editor Sue Ellen pictures in making up a page for the activities section. Bernard. and Carol Merrick plan layouts for the senior section of the FLIGHT. Camera Shy: Valerie Gehres, and Alan Landis To Produce Third Annual Czaplick. Ilona Frank. Linda Evenson, Mary Jane Cheatham. Sue Ellen Bernard. Kathleen Biddle. Sharon Donaldson. and Dave Boyd. Camera Shy: , x - 1 I . Z' W 1 Us , ,Q 4 I v FLIGHT editors going oxer material to be used in the yearbook are Vivian Wayne Felker, Dave Berry. Gary White, Chuck Gomez. and Dennis Szabo are students who print both BOLT and FLIGHT material material under the super- vision of Mr. Leonard Stolfo. print shop instructor. Marv I.oter. ' afs- I we 'qt -,. ,A fi If da ig ll f N3f ' aa' 'ev-if l jg 1- Ike .,'i'l i,'g'A,j'T- -aa.ZA'J ' e 5' I FW 'mln xx X ' LLLA sf f 'X 're Filing yearbook sales receipts are members ol' the business committee. Miriam Dargatz. Toni Juozunas. editor Mary loner. Kay Talbot. Marge Kamln- KH! WHIICV- and Vlifgfiffl WOOU1 Fditor of the underclassmen section. Vivian Czaplick. and her committee. consisting of Sandy Simmons, Mil- dred Mix. and Mary Cooney. paste up and examine pages of their section. f f Q- gf sqm . - fl - f Y i I M- ,sr-I -f- ' I, Sports committee consisting of Sue Graf. editor Sharon Donaldson. David Wrend. and Mary Lou Pellerin. select pictures for their section of the FLIGHT. Camera Tgm Hugt. 3nd Judy Shy: Dick Broadhead. Howard Hansen. Dick Lange, and in their Capacity as the an Qommitlgc' Dick Matthews. prcpare division pages for the annual 105 EF Student Hear Music 'T' is '.,':..c 4, ,,, -so 7 ,N Q? 1 ,., . Q A .J .kg . X ying. K KJ . .sf .et A 'X ll' iw, f 2, ,G- ll ' 145. t --' -- , x., ' i J wg J . ar A V' 9 'C N . 4 4 1 X. P 1: r 'Z Q J J- -. - ' 9 N if Y L gf C -W el' 5 ' i Y xr - X1 ' Row l: Roy Squires, Roger DeShetler, Mike Phimister. Norman LaVessuer, Ken Kosnell, Ken Chaushoff. Row 2: Ross Medos, Bob Walker, John Buckenberger. Bill Chomic, Jerry Ahonen, Harry Najareau, Tom Green. Row 3: Nelson Pagnucco, Jim Grobbin, Reggie Goshorn. Bob Raukin, Bob McGary, Gary Toth, James Graham. Row 4: Jim Rowland, Peter Donohue, Mike Itijian, Bob Daley, Gary Lauer. Jerry Dickson, Ed Korkoin. G lil , . fiA.' AiQ,.5. f fi? k.y. i s i gk srx ,,, 4 I LL 3, ' 2- , fi -1 s ' . -1 S i-if' ' ' , '- ff' ' - ' .r ,... .aff X . ' ., 11- fe J . ' -f .. H- A x . J B .J A 1 : C' . 'L' ,fs ' f, , il' g Xin- Di, 'vw ' .nl 1 fi f . ' ' ' ' ' me Cf ' J U , , . ,, , W i E , -- 4 f Q , V M iv 1 'f . :N If A wi Z. 1 A - ng Q an W .. . P we . x ' P' ,.. ,. ,- . T cr , A ' F r - ,Q .. -ve ..,t - , ,4 . ff , ..,,- ' 4 V E ., 1 -s 1 ' J l Q Row l: Marcia Bousch, Kay Stichler, Carolyn Clabaugh, Pat O'Rourke. Alice Drouillard, Mary Lou Sutter, Miriam Dargatz, Pat Stewart. Row 2: Ruth Dapprich, Helen Hipsley, Janet Anderson, Peggy Penrod, Carol Searing, Kay Major. Lynn Cruml-ey, Cecilia Kosmolski. Row 3: Judy Wirtanen, Joan Waske, Maurice DeMeirs, John Angell, Bill Myers, Tom Clark, Bill Schane, Dick Hunt. Virginia Gottman. Row 4: Pam Maltz, Roz Zehra, La Verne Smith, Bob Bocskay, Pete Larsen. Pat Cooney. Dick Broadhcad, Jim Lowe, George Farsemouth, Sue Williams, Carol Norton. Row 5: Sheila Sparr. Sandra Barrows. Don Boehret. Bill Baker, Lloyd McConnell, Larry Gall, Dennis Ruby, Bob Schimmelpfenneg. ROSS Sutter. que Sargee, tv s K Q Row li Richard Knab. Geoffrey Smith. Bart l.aiixc, 'lom Richards. Jcrilyn Rcnsbcrry, Sally Bradbury. Patricit Jarxis, Rovl 2: Richard Wyeth, Donna Gates. Carol Buuker. Sharon Whislcr. Tom Hay. Dale Mead. Sharron Ruc. Robert Thomas. Douglas Bond. Robert Pierce. ' U I ' ' Row 3: Sharon Kuhn, Sandra Spiceland, Peggy Gourd, Sandra Fisher, Patricia Moore, Mary Scanlon, James Hcdiger, Phillip Loomis, Ronald Grefkc, James Bumgarncr, lcc Osborn, Dennis l.aVallcy. Kenneth Winkleman, James Lovett. Row 4: Gerhard Hoppe. William Sell. Kuith Schocn. Gary Davies, Patricia Dckarske, William French, Gilbert Spaman. 106 By Vocol, Instrumental Sections of School Band is an organization working together to support the school and its activities. lt also adds enthusiasm and provides school spirit. The band plays tor dances. football and basketball games, programs. and concerts. Mr. Eldon Scott directs the band. 'N Edsel Ford's vocal department offers students an opportunity to develop their voices by enabling them to participate in many school programs. Assemblies, concerts, and other school productions keep every singer in practice. rr-ut ' Q. 'Loi ., ' -N .- I , r'- 11 -fi Q f .. ,g -. - , AN f f- . X ia 'C ,t ' Q.-. ., so 'K V. G x K G ' XQ1 e.! 1-I 0 0 Sf, L. -, .sq 6 - ...J Fit e ' 2- ff 1. HQ .Q 4 4 ' L WU W 'ie' 1' br t l Row l: Beck Staton. Karen Hoerman. Carol Davis, Natalie Beurer. Dorothy Bauer. Betty Glotzhober, Jackie Swartout, Nancy Rafferty. Row 2: Loretta Sabo. Barbara Walp. Judy Kane Kathy Ludwig, Linja Penrod, Marge Tizeo, Shirley Hostetter. Row 3: Becky let-natio. Judy Hadcroft. Pam Heacox, Norma Cunningham, Jerelyn Talbot. Bev Johnson, Kathy Kalie, Nancy Horvath. Row 4: Jenny Vlinter. Mary Lou Lyons. Rose Atello, Carol Yakubac, Sharon Smith. Tina Staviarski, Anita Fry, Martha Miller, Nancy Camp- bell. Sherry Crowe. , A e - Q 1' f 2. ' Ei ' J e u 'T v SJ , v V Q Z T' ' ' ' f 41 e 4 hi v. at J V . I - - f - l 5 f ' 'Q . e ... Q a 1 V - J , , Q 1 G f e 1, tg .F V x . . ' ' Q ' 1 Y lr , ' A A xg X E 1 t sr o y 7. as 6 'Tl' ,' ' ,. A Q - - , ' ' , 71 - . 4 J Q -V L- W ' k S' Y, ' , v -' ' lk l 1 - .Y' v Q 3 - Q A V Q as Il - Y ' 9 2. 'T 3- -dr 7 It 4, V 1 is Y. m s, 17 3 , 3 C 1 T S, , - I V A 1 ' - . f 1 Y Tl 4 . 'S 1 ' V SMH- Row 1: Gayle Hooley. Georgeine Nlorelli. Joy Rusttlau. Gail Raymond, Susan Kamensky, Linda Simon, Diane Karamanos, Sally Springborn, Christine Taylor. Darlene Slessor. Barbara Clabaugh. Kay Cusick, Nancy Ingram. Linn Oelkers. . Row 2: Nancy J-leldt. Sandy Mikich. Elaine Smith. Judith Simmons Mary Ann Sabo, Jeanette Pusilo. Judith Kidder, Violet Berry, Carol Bio- lette, Karen Sullivan. Sandy Cuson. Joann Morelli. Pam Boyle, Marion Clark. I Row 3: Sally Carey, Marilyn Remy. Jo Puriskie, Elaine Gray, Phyllis Templin, Sharon Bell, Dianne Joseph, Nancy Egler, Carol Hartline, Carole Norton, Nancy Kish. Margaret Beslack. Judy Kolesnik, V I Row 4: Judy Coykendall. Gayle Dornton. Caren Deming, Janet Carlson, Cindy Bowen, Darlene Petro, Joyce Tersinar, Maudell Whitledge, Evie Madigan, Bev Webster. Carole Graham. Erin O'ConneII. Alice Leinart, Nancy Peters. J 5 . 2 . get fi it l 51 J Q it .il lli?i ROW 13 Bernice Radomski, Judith Gillespie, James Gray, Jon Ostertag, Joanne Beck, Elaine S:o.t, Tina Staviarski. Row 2: Jack Baker, Sandra Simmons, Richard Knezek, Judith Hills, Kenneth Weaver, Joseph Gourd. JoAnne Buckenberger, Douglas Kirby, Brian Repa. Row 3: David DePQdeSta, Lewis FFCDKHCF. Gary Koehler, Ronald Purvey. David Phillips, Lawrence Al bri.ten. James Nowlin, Richard Todd, Richard Mel'l0liCk. Lawrence Ketchum. EHFUCSI Knight, Judith Urban, Dale Partee. John Hughes, 107 Homemoker, Nurse, Xt tg AV1' ' 1 ,,.-ww, 3 i l Members of Future Nurses Club. Sharon Donaldson, Toni Juozunas, and Mary Cooney, inspect dolls made by F.N.C. to exhibit nursing uniforms. Future Nurses Club provides knowledge and experience for students interested in the nursing vocation. Club activities included making and selling EF dolls for Homecoming, and engaging a Navy nurse to speak on her occupation. Mary Cooney is president of FNC, Kay Major, vice president, Camille Pluhar, secretaryg Gloria LaPay, treasurer, and Carolyn Fernandez, attend- ance chairman. Mrs. Victoria Stock, EF nurse, is the club's sponsor. Q-3 Teocher Crgcmizotions ,A 'i 1 r 4 if 5 I F 'S ,329 - ' :'.i'..,.,, flffa- Q' if-N, T A 4 'Iv ' L -s r 4 Girls make use of Edsel F0rd's modern homemaking facilities by making pizza pies. 5 l Row Row Row Kay 1 if lf l: Emecie Giuliani, Karen Sullivan, Bev Waslesky, Carol Parker, Pam Maltz, Sandy Mikich, Carol Davis 2: Deanna Wilk, Mary Lake, Sandy Simmons, Carolyn Fernandez, Karen Corbett, Marilyn Curtis, Toni JUOZUFIHS 3: Pat McKee, Joan Klekamp, Gloria La Pay, Camille Pluhar. Mary Cooney, Gayle Hooley, Sharon D0n8ldS0I1- Mafiha Lake. Major 10 ! - t , Help Student For Future Row l Row 2: Row 3: if I f X X I fff V, ', iff ' ., J Wy. .ze ..f 75 9 s 1 'Q Q ? ,Q Q. 5 ' o -'fa nl vi: P, 3 if '- iq in- , Q f i- 1 :QL A . . 'V ix f- 3 V ,my L A ,Nh .Y :U I ' Q! 11 CJ' it 'F J ' I f 'J T7 T9 J 317 X . 4 C , i f : K I' 4'-T' 0 -N 9 A -9 lr- -fi ,' 5 , -f J 4 I ig X ev- V ri 3 4, s ' - Cimhia RUUCO- N-WCB' Horvath, l-rancesca Moriconi, Barbara Davey, Deborah Boxer Rhea Bauer. Barb Cortright. l.al.urie la Vasseur. Dorothy Ready Miss Virginia Waldinger. Carol Wade. Janey Sloan. lynne Crumley. Patricia Terry Students interested in are able to learn more of the Future Teachers the teaching occupation about them as members Club because the main purpose ofthe club is to study xariout educational Dl'OQI'itIT1Y. Officers forthe year were Barb Cortright. presi- dent: Gary Craig. xiee secretary: and Deborah Virginia Vlaldinger is the club sptirtsti ' -J in president Janey Sloan. Boyer. treasurer. Miss Future Homemalsers is an organization formed for the purpose of developing creativeness in its members who are interested in home economies. Club activities for 1958 included bicycling to levagood park. and serving at various teas and Inneheonsi Members planned a bake sale for the Qfneers for the year were Marlene Dapprich, president: Peggy Gourd. vice presidentg Ruth Dapprieh. secretaryg and Jeanette Van Vliet, treas- urer. Mrs. Joanne McConkey and Miss Rose Marie Ferguson are sponsors of the club. -J L- 64 5' C3 'll n : ' it f-t, a -Ov lin fs,-. Q7 Q 411-49' Y' '97 Row- l: Ruth Dapprich, Carol Featham. Pat Stewart. Barbara Schick Row 2: Laurie La Vassuer, Jeannette Van Vliet, Peggy Gourd, Marcia McKay, Pat Hunter Row 3: Miss Ruth Ferguson, Marlene Dapprich, Judy Crowl, Patricia Terry, Mrs. Joanne MeConkey l09 lt Y Teens consists of three chapters-Delta. Epsilon, and Omega. The purpose of the club is to build a fellow- ship of girls devoted to the task of realizing in their common life those ideals of personal and social living to which all are committed by their faith as Christians. Shirley Freriks served as Delta's president this past year and Mrs. LaVerne Chappell was the club sponsor. Penny Pearce held the position of vice president for the year l957. while Jane Sloan took over in January to serve for IQSS. Carole Merrick held the office of sec- retary. Sharon Douw's position was treasurer, and Jane Sloan was chaplain for the fall semester. Diane Hendee took over as chaplain in January. Donelda Tailford executed the duties of inter-club council representative. while Stephanie Walhout was program chairman. Epsilon's officers were Chris Rhodes. presidentg Sue Crttmback. vice president for M573 Johanna Kessel. vice president for H9581 Nancy Weideman. secretary: and Gwen McCormick. treasurer. Bev Prystash served no Associations For Youth as chaplain. while Peggy Rabe was her assistant. Ep- silon's program chairman was Vivian Czaplick. Janie Sipple carried out her duties as food chairman. and Karen Sloan held the position of inter-club council re- presentative. Epsilon was sponsored by Miss Grace Carothers. Holding the office of president for the fall semester was Elaine Pallick. However. Sandy Scanlon was elected to fill the vacancy for the spring semester. Barbara Cortright was the l957 vice president. and Rhea Bauer was elected to be veep for l958. Mary Ellen Markovitz served as secretary and Bonnie Cox was treasurer. Sandy Scanlon held the office of program chairman for the hrst semester. after which Edie Balogh took over. The inter-club council representative was Sandy Taylor. while the chaplain ptasl was hlled by Sue Ellen Bernard. Mrs. Donna Underwood sponsored Omega. in A Q 'ig -Q3 by 7 C 5: , , 'X - ,- C, J 1 ' 'S 6? . t Q7 -ew Q? vt l : . x L 13' P Q2 Sf vqr ca xi jg li ea C7 1, rg , RJ 1 9 4, 99 'ft N i in f Nil T V D Row 1: Shirley Chiado. Sandy Scanlon. Natalie Cione. Elaine Pallick. Pam Plummer. Bonnie Cox Row 2: Judie Burns. Sandy Taylor. Sue Ellen Bernard. Elaine Gray. Julie Fiene. Marcia McKay Row 3: Gretchen Bartlowe. Camille Pluhar, Carole Weber. Margaret Beslacls. Gloria Kulherg. Barb Cortright Row 4: Kathleen McCullough. Linda Penrod. Carole Norton. Rhea Batter. Jan Crawford. Cathy Brandt. Dianne J05ePh ,N sk M .NG ' ,Q .Li : T NW- 2 R T 5 2 X- ., -it s - ' '. ff 0 P . YJ K - .T s. 1 -. 'st s ' - -. - - 3 AX - at- . Q as f f J a-, -- is f is 4. Y., I 57 so 5 ' .Q ,., Xi 1 1 K S ' B Q X 'N i 'X 1 . 5 its -e . ' -- . . ' V wr l : x ' l W .. Row l: Sylvia Karamanos. Gail Goodspeed. Vivian Czaplick. Betty Jentz. Francesca Moriconi. Pam Maltz. Rhoda, jackson' F-rankic Shinauh. Cindy SCOU Row 2: Mary Lou Pellcrin. Barbara Honeycutt. Pat Begdorian. Sue Beals. Beverly Anderson. Chris Rhodes. Bonnie Helm. Gwen McCOrmiCk. Palm Kunlsle. ,Marge JOFGHH Row 3: Bev Prystash. Kay Wiater, Nancy Weideman. Gayle Hooley. Janie Bernard. Elvtrtp Martin. Peggy Rabe, Judy Artman. Lynne Burniac. Nonna Smith. Carol Wade, Johanna Kessel I I0 Enable Students To Further Christian Ideals :- G r- g fuk at gi ' Z 'N my nn i gc S.. 1, Qi .X 3 tt s C? . - 3 'Qu X ,ns nts .n X E ' ,. ,Its on i' l Y E - rss Q at as lib...--t .-. 1:2312 ,ati fs A 4 vs V mil ,,, n is VJ Q9 t.-s. ' .fa-t. V, JA, G it :M t, fs 2' Q 'll A' ' i .. Q- l ,l 'YT' l V ' 2 19 Z I t J , . Row 1: Elizabeth Frevs. Gloria Ludwig. Becky Hnatio. Grace Weston, Margaret Wood. Ellen Evcnson. Lyn Yokum Row 2: Marcia Bousch. Joan Klekamp. Connie Burke. Pat Hunter, Elaine Scott. Linda Arter. Carol Merrick Row 3: Judy Lamb. Barbara Klekamp. Cathy Kalic. Janie Sipple. Stephanie Walhout, Sharon Douw. Janey Sloan, lrene Martin Hi Y is a voluntary club program for boys in the tenth. eleventh. and twelfth grades ol' high school. sponsored by the Young Mens Christian Association. The moxement is international in scope. Christian in emphasis. interderiominational in character. and democratic in practice, Hi Y members learn hots to accept responsibilities. to lead. to follow. to get things done. to take part helpfully in a group. and to get along with others with ease and confidence. The ofhcers of Hi Y are an important part of the organization. Dick Matthews was president. aided by Jim Lovett as vice president. Doug Nell held the office ol secretary and John Angell was treasurer. Jim Stuart was chaplain of the organi- tion. Hi Y sponsors many interesting activities. Mem- bers and their dates have opportunities to roller skate, ice skate. and bowl. For the benefit of the school the Hi Y gave a Christmas dance. There were numerous other activities in which the Hi Y took part. Among these were projects which help the community. The boys sold Goodfellow news- papers and aided the Dearborn Y.M.C.A. in the selling of Christmas trees. The Hi Y members are directed by the club sponsor. Mr. Graham Porter. 'if' Lew? ,WM if 'Y Row Row Row Row l. 2. 3i 4. s f J. Dick Broadhead, Terry Kelley. Steve Baird. Bill Bradford. Dale Cotilston. Keith Baldwin, Ken Balogh, John Angell Robert Jernigan, Don Barthel. Michael Brooks, Don Newport. Dave Sarkozy. Tom Eurich, Richard Wyeth, Jim Lovell Ernest Knight. George Kay, Bob Dunn. John Fedoronko. Dave Walters. Barry Kinske, Alan Landis. Mark Stewart, Dick Haynes Mr. Graham Porter, Terry Sloan. Dan Keoshian. Marty Harder Richard Lange, Bob Finzel. Al Westen, Doug Neff Howard gltiirasiiflilgdailriigl vl-llzlliuliow 5: Alan Rogers. DOH Taylor. George Hajduk, Russ Temple. Dick Matthews. Ken Weaver. Dave Sucher. Jim EF Girls Athletic Association, Vcirsity Club Row l: Carol Dale, Barbara Verral. Donna White. Mary Lou Pellerin, Gail Goodspeed, Sue Densmore, Linda Kardog. Pat Demeter ivian f17dDllLlx. Natalie CIODC, Mary Bahls. Joan Bucltholz. Judy Ahonen. Peggy Hamil Gwen McCormick Lyn Yokum Sandy Cuson Judy Rogers, Sue Eddy Row 2: Barbara Rohler, Nonna Smith. Elizabeth Zonca, Sandy Arvidson. Mary Baggett. Judy Washburne. Carolyn Fernandez. Pam Plummer. Susan Kamensky. Peggie Perrone. Karen Sullivan. Edwina Horvath. Judy Waqleghy' Joyce LeVasseur. Ellliibelh FTCWY Bonnie Hf1lm.SuC Gfali Row 3: Mary Ann Sabo. Sue McFarlane. Carole Teitt. Peggy Gourd. Kathy Wood. Cathy Lakatos. Judy Gillespie. Pam Kunlxle, Nancy Horvath, Anita Wiseley. Gretchen Bartlowe, Deborah Boyer. Linda Bensie. Judy Kane- Marge Jordan. Elaine Gray- PHIUCJ3 Berry Row 4: Janie Sipple. tarlene Prehn. Judy Lamb. Deanna Wilk, Gloria LaPay. Carolyn Korte, Janie Bernard. Joan Cornett, Priscilla Pakron, Joan Wagner. Lyn Berry, Sally Steadman. Cathy Brandt. Cathy Kalie. Dawson, Camille Pluhar. Peggy Rabe. Carole Weber I Mary Loter served as president of Edsel Ford's GAA. Assisting her was Pat Hunter as vice presi- dent. The secretary was Toni Juozunas. while Joan Waske was the club's treasurer. Miss lrma Calvisi, Miss Constance Charles. and Miss Carol LEM Gates acted as sponsors. During the last two semesters the organizations activities included a constructive and mock ini- tiation. a bi-annual banquet for graduating sen- iors, and various playnights. 27 C7 C7 fn- Row I: Marv Ann Anderson. Patricia Swartout. June Albaugh, Elaine Pallick, Grace Weston. Carol Moffat. Frankie Shinault, Shirley ChiadO'i0ne1Cauvin Row 21 Toni Iuozunas. Chris Rhodes. Sue Beals, Sandy Simmons. Jane Cook. Miriam Dargatz. Madeline Delya. Bunny Stafford, Juliett Treves Row 3: Laura Penner, Sue Lewis. Marcia McKay. Jan Crawford. -Pat Hunter. llona Chela- .l. Susan Ebert, Barbara Berch, Joan Waske Rou 4: Janet Stewart. Marie Fields. Peggy Penrod. Carol Searing, Kay Major. Judy Miller. Nancy Weideman. Mary Loter. Betty Lou Stanek ll2 romote Interest In Sports Main purposes of the Varsity Club are promot- ing athletic functions and providing for the needs of the athletes. Boys who win a varsity letter in any of the several sports are eligibile for member- ship in the club. The main project of the organization was the selling of football and basketball programs. The members also serve as ushers at the pep assemb- lies. Selling candy and playing basketball with Wayne High's varsity club were other activities. Elected as officers of the club were Dave Wrend. president: Gary Joachim, vice president, Paul Kunkle. secretaryz and Norbert Piesz, treas- urer. Mr. Fred Evans is the sponsor of Varsity Club. 3, 4 I 9 M 'uf 0117 1' W, . if ' 71 'eff . ,MW ' Members of Varsity Club. Richard VanDerberg and Pat Yorio sell programs to a student at a basketball game. an . .4 'A f I K- 04+ .S l 1 .5 - -ff ' Ov f J - ' rf?- , 7 '. 4 1 .. X4 , Q4 r -g, J Q-' . I- I i 1 l 'ill X f il J lit , s It Y 4 n 'Y I' X-' ' 1- -N -u D. 1 - ,f , ,-- S I 'A ' .-9. 1 tea be L , ,.,., t - . ff LJ . ,-ul u 'Q I 2 s f X lhgjr. st . ififll itil ta VT ix 3 . 51 ll iw X. ll im gil DD? S9 .pr Row l- Richard VanDerberg Richard Hall, Tony Sharkey, Roger De Shetler, Bob McCullough, David DePodesta, George Faremouth, Bob Swieciflki, NOTTJCTI Piesl Row 2: Fred Stahl, Paul Kunkle, Bob Finzel, Dave Wrend, Pete Clark, Don Newport, Marty Gallo, Al Westen. Larry wall Row 3: Bob Young. Ron Tomlinson, Joe Penrod, Mike Reisinger, Craig Tesch, Joe Sligay, Jim Dickson, Doug Neff, Walt Krohn, Howard Hansen, .lim Lovett Row 4: Don Taylor, Gary Joachim, Dick Tomlinson,- Neil Hadley, Gary McLaughlin, George Akerly, Don Camen, Mike Shirley, Lou Nagy, Barry Shepard, Ernest Knight, Richard Lange, Patrick Yorio llfl f:- ., - rg' H fi' fr: at 1: W, 4 i N V ' -A ? 1,7 I -w . .1 7 . ' ,.., 7 . f -f rf- as 1 .V T 1, 1 ' , f. .,, lx egg Y fm 'J .N 1 J f 4 ' i A, -'er 5 T' 0 '7 . Y 1 -V I-s f' 47- 'va ' E 4 'Q' ai ii' , W, V ,,,, . 7 , W N1 , ., f , V V I Row l: Gloria Kulberg, .lolynn McBride, Nancy Rafferty, Becky Hnatio, Grace Weston. Language Clubs Furnish ' 2 v a l , , ' xr wr' V - Row 2: Norlaine Karmann, Jerilyn Rensberry, Mary Baggett. Bonnie Helm, Chris Rhodes, Cynthia Runco, Bonnie Cox. Marv Lou Pellerin. SUSHI1 Roberts Row 3: Carol Wade, Johanna Kessel, Barb Cortright. Marge Jordan. .ludv Artman, Sue Beals, Sandy Tavlor, Gretchen Bartlowe, Madeline Delyakow 4: Miss Virginia Waldinger, Patricia Terry, Rhea Bauer, Gail Tucker, Phyllis Rowley, Susan EUSN. Marcia McKay. Pat Hunter, Bev Anderson, Diane Rousku French Club is one of the four clubs at Edsel Ford which is devoted to learning about a foreign country. Sponsored by Miss Virginia Waldinger, members study the customs ofthe French and their influences on the American way of life. They also improve their ability to read, speak, and write the French language. The club participated in the International Fair this year also. Judy Skrzycki served as president for French club. Assisting her were Sue Ebert as vice presi- dent, Marjorie Jordon, the secretary, and Sue Beals as treasurer. Spanish Club helps students learn about Spanish speaking peoples. They learn about their customs. regional differences, and costumes. The members planned to have a few short skits and a play at the meetings. 1958 officers of the club were Bill French, president, Betty Lou Stanek, vice president, Shar- on Souders. secretaryg and Shirley Chiado, trea- surer. Miss Virginia Waldinger and Mrs. Smith are the sponsors. .M 3 I X W fa-,., fs T Q.-' IV, av' R se, l 1 ' I li V,- K . ' M i .t 1: 1 'X ' Y 47 ' ' H . , . QQ Y ' 1 W I:,,Qf,1,: ' I lllj. A 'H Y, .ij 'I g A- .x -tif, :'izi'- ,I l ' I X 'Y MMS Row I: Carolvn Fernandez, Shirley Chiado, Ellen Evenson, Sandy Schmidt Row 2: Cathy Brandt. Yolanda Hopkins, Jonn Cadwell, Betty LQU Signet, Row 3: Miss Virginia Waldinger, Bill French, Kathleen McCullough. .lan Crawford Rhea Davis, Joan Szkopnicki, Carolyn Binell Students With Knowledge of Foreign T v GN X -QQJ Cz' fi 1 . E-35' tw! B Row 1: Carol Millikin. Ilona Chelard. Peggy Zemens Row 2: Stephanie Walhout. Miss Helene Wilson Row Row Row Row During the past year German Club members learned about the CUSIOIDS. dances. and culture of Germany. The club has been open to any student who has had had some background in the German language and who would like to develop it to ri further extent. Neil Hadley xx as chosen as German club's presi- dent. Assisting Neil vt ere Dennis Hodges. the vice president: Don Anderson. the treasurerg and Barbara Crumback was chosen to serve as sec- retary. Miss Helene Wilson. German teacher, is the club's sponsor. ff- ?-1 . 3 i .. Cb C9 ,-. 4' Junior Classical League is an organization for Latin students. past and present. who are interest- ed in learning more of ancient Rome and its language. Officers for the past year were Jane Cook, the tirst consulg Pam Maltz. the second consulg Gail Goodspeed. club praeterg Evelyn Lenygal. who served as aedileg and Dave Walters. the quaestor. Miss Helene Wilson, Latin teacher. serves as Jun- ior Classical League sponsor. I , 5 17 i Q? T17 V57 i' I' ,, Y -'ss me it J : Charlotte Ellison. Pat Swartout, Joyce Nagle, Pam Maltz. Carol Parker ' Elizabeth Frew. Sandy Van Valkenburg, Gail Goodspeed, Vivian Czaplick. lane Cook ' Gwen McCormick Marilyn Curtis. Bev Waslesky, Joan Klekam-p 1 Dave Walters, Gary Henninger, Carole Weber, Camille Pluhar, Miss Helene Wilson IIS Lands 5 Booster, Theatre Clubs Support Activifi6S ff ,y , ' B W 1 at r if V 4 lv A r 'J ' Row l: Judy Washburne, Barbara Verral, Mary Ann Anderson, Shirley Chiado. Sue Densmore. Helen Buttigieg, June Albaugh Rhea Davis. Patti Terwilliger, Marcia Bousch, Carol Davis, Peggy Hamil, Gail Goodspeed, Donna White, Bunnv Stafford Row 2: Patricia Berry, Gretchen Bartlowe, Miriam Dargatz, Alice Drouillard, Karen Sullivan, Juliett Treves Sandy Arvidgorr, Sue Eddy, Cafglyn Fernandez, Judy Wasleskv, Edwina Horvath, Sandy Simmons, Kathy Wood, Peggy Gourd, Judy Artman, Cathy Lakatos Row 3: Linda Penrod, Julie Fiene, Jerelyn Talbot, Sharon Donaldson, Jean Grozoin, Toni Juozunas, Judy Lamb, Carole Teitt. Bonnie Helm Janie Sipple, Joan Waske, Cathy Kalie, Judie Burns, Joan Cornett, Joan Wagner, Marlene Dapprich Rgw 43 Mr, Robert Evans, Carole Norton Dotti Ready, Mary Jane Cheatham, Rhea Bauer, Jerilyn Rensberry. Joan Klekamp, Lynn Berrv. Cathy Brandt, Bonnie Dawson. Mary Loter Phyllis Rowley, Judy Miller. Kay Major, Janey Sloan, Norlaine Karmann, Stephanie Walhout, Kathleen McCullough Booster club is made up of many members who support our various teams and build up a greater school spirit. This club makes banners and tags which are used for the coming games. The mem- bers of Booster club cheer at games. so they can help the student body back up the school's teams. The club sponsors booster buses for all the athletic events which are widely advertised. The money-making projects are selling refreshments at games, and selling tickets for the booster buses. Presiding over the club this year were Phyllis Rowley, presidentg Miriam Dargatz, vice president, Sharon Donaldson, secretary, and Bonnie Helm, secretary. Mr. Robert Evans and Mr. A. Layton wmv V-'WV' mv I P 41 Science Advancement Club offers its members an opportunity to gain knowledge of many phases of science. Science Club engages in many activities which further the purpose of the club. The Detroit News and WWJ TV studios were objects of two of the club's field trips. The Science Club meetings are based upon the interests of its members. Movies. experiments, and speakers make up the program. Officers include Ernie Knight, president, Pat Begdorian, vice presidentg Lyn Grigg. secretary- treasurer. Mr. Art Konarske is the sponsor. - . A ,a- 'V' ear 1. .3 x, ,fi V 1 Chris Rhodes, Pat Begtlorian, Jonel Cauvin, Julictt Trcvcs, Pam Plummer Row 3: Bill Rohler, Alan Rogers, Dennis Ruby Row Peggy Jo Zemens. Irenc Martin, Dale Mead, John fmyL,l.in, Egnest Kultlhi MF- Afihuf Konamke As Do Scientists, Hi Debs .. K. J xl . 4- i. M.. , . tlf. . ,, , .1 . if .nm N, . f x 5 'its it FK' N. 1 ' its ' iirfiqt 7 . -e ,.s V rm, I Ut! s .Q ' Q r 0 2 l ' i . in tx .lr .fx Theatre Club is formed to offer interested students opportunities to learn about the various phases of theater through their own ex- periences with them. By producing Ask Me No Questions , club members were able to gain knowledge by working on scenery and lighting techniques, applying make-up, sewing costumes, acting, and publizing the per- formance. Theater parties were other activities, including the trip to the see the world premiere of the Master of Thornlieldf' Officers were Linda Kardos, presidentg Linda Evenson. vice presidentg Ellen Evenson. secretaryg and Sharon Kuhn, treasurer. Mrs. Cunningham is the club's sponsor. ' 5 67 7 S 'Q 'Q T7 '19 In Hi Debs are girls organized for the purpose of '::r f performing various serxices for the school and community. Activities of the club were arranging for E girls to hear a talk by a grooming demonstrator. and collecting old clothing for the Save the Chi dren Foundation. Officers for Hi Debs were Diane Rousku. prea- dentg Sally Steadman. vice presidentp Linda Bensi secretaryg and Nancy Farino. treasurer. fvli Grace Kachaturoti is the sponsor for the club. ,'.' , Q Q L .- -ss ti? 1 ' 1 rw: n, Wav, , , g M A , M, ,. ,nv ,1f, ,fm fa X .1 if 'f 94 W. if f G ? L ' ., ' ' ., fa 2 .. t . t , . W 1 my I , , A f f' , ,f ' X ' f Q i . 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Carole Hotkc, Barbara Schuelke Row 3: Kathy Ludwig, Sandra Barrows, Linda Bloess, Elaine Arcon, Pat Neuwirth, Diane Rousku, Sally Steadman ll7 Groups Cffer Pupils i is is 3 I? 1, 11 f l , S.: ,eil ,ii asf Barbara HOHCYCUH- Mafcla McKay' and Judie Bums ngfjdel Students socialize at the Hi Y sponsored Christmas evening dresses for the Y Teens fashion show held in the se dance held early in December. Ford auditorium. N WW 2 ' -M 5 4 X Z 3 R4 4 Qu. i W X sgtx. nf wg.. id P g.! i'W r 1n . N5 X, , Q ry K l, h l. -' . -. h X -. Q X in W, :i t 3?-N 3' i - f is V Y -emi X va . lvl! . iiaX.s..ie.t Y firrf . Students leave the weekly chapel services sponsored by H' Y 1 d Y T e b X h ld ' h Woods Prcshyterian Church on Wednesday mornings. I In een mum em' C In t e Dearborn llll Chances To Relax During Social Functions l-l ,,, -, Bob Charles participates in a skit depicting the life ofa Roman benalof- The PVf'S9TYf3'iO 1 WHY given during a latin club meeting. Peggy Hamil. Janie Sipple. 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