Redford High School - Redford Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

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We f 1 f A P Act Ill - Faculty Page 47 I V Act IV - Clubs Page 57 .ii at -4 V X Xue !!! 5 x Dedication The class of January, 1953, dedicates this, its yearbook, to the memory of the four-act drama of high school years: to Redford High School, where the drama was staged, to the faculty, who produced and developed itg and to the students, who were the actors. page three f is is r 1- rw 11 -4 2.14: :x:r,-...mr .., QE .LE was w 15 i f? 5 5 is it.. ..:,mQEii wif -' 233 :gg 5 54 fi! ' ff 5 . , K B ' ww- W , , 1, M. . H' N W , 'W , , . M , . , . ,' if IP. - 1 ' , v A fn ' ' -f ' 'vu Jw, 'K 'M-fl my , , M M-wff H5 1 . X ,ww7, ' H 1 vt l Qu W L:W1.,.'ffg'f xr, ' 2' L 'L x4'W, .lf Jimi? W Mfg, M TIM Riemann -' - 1 wi 'N -m+wwww.J1,iw' 1 ,J ' . , film- , W ' W, page four A - E , W-71 ef, A . 'F CAROL HOPKINS KAREN MITTON EARL SAYER MILES WELTER TOM CHAMBERLAIN CUMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS Class Colors - Blue and Silver Glass Flower - Blue Forget-Me-Not Class Molto - Forward with Faith COMMITTEE CHI-XIBMEN JOYCE DUNCAN ROBERTA J OHNBON wx RUTH ROBERGE . ' EARL SAYER TOM UNDERWOOD ' JEAN WAGNER CYNTHIA WEIR MILES WELTER page five Q 3 L .Ji A eireew - Q .EQ-S.:5,. ,xfzi 11, Q-g 1 THE Class Day Committee mQ-k. 1 i tg 5 Row One: Iris Phippen, Georgia Kelly, Joyce Duncan CChaix-many, Carol Blackwell, Gloria Zarysky. Row Two: Don Hemstreet, Ed Coleman, Dick Spedding, Tim Richard. Class Luncheon Committee Row One: Carol Swan, Betty Munn, Gail Henry, Carolyn Clarke. Row Two: Roger Grandia, Phil Crossman, Miles Welter tChairmanJ, Missing: George McGlinnen., Color, Flower, Motto Committee Row One: Nellie Hovanesian, Franc ine da Roza, Jean Wagner tChairmanJ, Ilene Reeson. Row Two: Anton Strange, Mary-Elizabeth Ward, John Eman- uelsen, Jack Marks. page six E ICH Commencement Committee if iv. 'Q . - NJ' t :id Row One: Gail Darbyshire, Judy Quirk, Cynthia WeirtChairmanJ, Jean Van.A1sburg, Barbara Har- ris. Row Two: Jim Berger, John Holmes, Jim Ralson, John Warren. Dress Committee Row One: Carol Porath, Joyce Thiry, Ruth Roberge KChairmanJ, Shirley Golden, Mary Jean Crocker. Row Two: BillRentenbach,JohnBrown, Tom Svingen, Ed LeBuda. COMMITTEE Printing and Publicity Committee Social Committee X 1 Row One: Karen Mltton, Kate Adams, Janet Lassiter, Betty Shuptrlne. Row Two: Dick Beck- man, Dick Tavolacci, Earl Sayer lChairmanJ, Bob Palmer, Don Knechtges. Prom Committee Q, l l 4 W Row One: Mary Lou Rutenbar, Lois Yandell, Roberta Johnson lChairmanl, Barbara Barton, Adele Hoover. Row Two: Don Macoit, Doug Gem- bis, Charles Funk, Jim Wolllson. Ways and Means Committee -w x, - xx, Row One: Joan Ratcliffe, Virginia Simonson, Gloria Hoffmami, May Beggs. Row Two: Ken Burry, Bill Peters, Tom Underwood lChairmanJ, Tom J ohns, Bob Thompson. Election Commission Row One: Judy Meidell, JoanBoratynski, Mar- garet Weldon, Carol Lunsford. Row Two: John Mager, Tom Chamberlain lChalrmanD, Dennis Lo- zon, Mel Bleitz. page seven Wi? ,I 45 ' U 1. at R.ow One: Margaret Weldon, Judy Meidell, Cynthiaweir tChairmanJ, Kate Adams, GailHenry. Row Two: Don Hemstreet, Ed Coleman, Jim Raison, Jim Wollison. I N I We X 9' C T 3: ' ' X, , .. . M .ig W i git il KATHRYN ADAMS: National Honor Society, Nescor, Senior Y-Teens, THE BLAZER, Senior PlayPrompt- er, Election Commission, Printing and Publicity Committee: Hobbies: R.B.C. , driving, sports: Ambition: College - Social Work DONA GENE AITKENS: Senior Play Prop Committee: Hobbies: bowling, driving, horseback riding, Am- -bition: College - Policewoman .TOY ALEXANDER: Hobbies: dancing, swimming, horseback riding, motorcycling, bowling: Ambition: Business School - Secretary JEAN ANDERSON: Student Director Senior Play, Hobbies: working with children, traveling, reading 5 Ambition: Wayne University - Child Psychology RICHARD ANDERSON: Hobbies: baseball, football, drawing, fishing, stamp collecting: Ambition: Wayne University RON ANDERSON: X2 Club, Election Commission Alternate: Hobbies: hockey, baseball: Ambition: Wayne University - Engineering 'IE' q g ff :'i ,,, i t V yew. v BILL ARMSTRONG: Hobbies: hockey, hunting, golf: Ambition: Michigan State College - Poultry Farming SHIRLEY ANN BABIN: Senior Play Makeup Commit- tee, Spanish Club: Hobbies: cats, art, ice hockey: Ambition: Private Secretary MARILYN JEAN BAKER: Aeolian, Adcraft: I-lobbies: water skiing, dancing, traveling, horses, painting, Ambition: Wayne University - Elementary Teaching ARTHUR BALL: Hobbies: sports, traveling,records, cars: Ambition: Professional Baseball BARBARA ANN BARTON: Senior Orchestra, Social Committee, Current Affairs Club: Hobbies: music, aviation, art: Ambition: Airline Stewardess SI-IEILA BASKIN: Home Economics Club: Hobbies: music, shows, sewing: Ambition:I.B.M. Keypunch Operator JAMES BAYSINGER: I-lobbies: archery, '48 Chevy: Ambition: Lawyer - Clinical Psychologist JERRY BECK: Hobbies: hunting, fishing, swimming, tennis, dancing: Ambition: State Police or Fire Dept. RICHARD BECKMAN: Hobbies: cartooning, sports, old money: Ambition: Art School - Commercial Artist page eight I' C' Gu Y' 'tr .t it ' A U -' f' ' 7 at MAY BEGGS: Ways and Means Committee, Junior Achievement Inc.: Hobbies: modern dancing, swim- ming, driving: Ambition: College JAMES BERGER: Varsity Track, Varsity Football, All City Football, R Club, Student Council, Com- mencement Committee, Senior Boy's Planning Committee: Ambition: University of California CAROL BLACKWELL: Class Day Committee, Span- ish Club: Hobbies: music: Ambition: College MELVIN BLEITZ: R Club, Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Prom Committee, Husky Hi-Y, Senior Band: Hobbies: hunting, fishing: Ambition: Michigan State College JIM BLOOM: Vice-President Senior Class, Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Student Council, Dance Council, Grey Hi-Y, R Club, Male Quartet, Choir, Glee Club, Senior Band, Vice-President 301: Hobbies: sports, R.B.C.: Ambition: Ottawa f University i JANE BOLENDER: SeniorY-Teens: Hobbies: roller - skating, music: Ambition: Detroit Business Univ- - : ' ersity JOAN BORATYNSKI: Sergeant-at-Arms 101, Election Commission Alternate, Prom Committee: Hobbies: gabblifig, driving, football, bicycling: Ambition: Co ege BEVERLY BOWMAN: Hobbies: tight-rope walking, diving: Ambition: College DAVID BRIDGE: Hobbies: football, swimming, gun collecting: Ambition: College MARLENE BRIDGES: Hobbies: bowling, swimming, dancing, records: Ambition: Highland Park Junior College BEVERLY BROWN: Future Retailers of Detroit: Treasurer Retailing and Office Club of Michigan, Senior Y-Teens, National Honor Society, Assistant Editor-ln-Chief THE BLAZER: Hobbies: sports, reading: Ambition: College CHARLES BROWN: Treasurer 301: Hobbies: design- ing, swimming, football: Ambition: University of Detroit - Metallurgical Engineering JOHN BROWN: All City Swimming, All American Swimming Team, R Club, Secretary 301, Dress Committee: Hobbies: swimming, camping: Am- bition: University of Michigan - Architect MALCOLM BROWN: Hobbies: swimming, dancing, baseball: Ambition: Salesman KENNETH BURRY: Ways and Means Committee: Hob- bies: tropical flsh: Ambition: Michigan State Col- lege - Forestry pagenlne Q. 7' 15 cup 'hi 'Q' -X it JANET BUSSY: Hobbies: music, reading, driving, Ambition: College LAWRENCE BUTLER: R.O.T.C.: I-lobbies: football, radio, hunting, swimming, aeronautics, Ambition: Michigan State College - Agriculture SHIRLEY ANN CADY: Hobbies: roller skating, danc- ing, swimming, Ambition: Highland Park Junior College GAIL CARDINAL: Hobbies: tennis, swimming, roller skating, dancing, skiing, Ambition: Armed Forces or Nursing GEORGE CARTER: Reserve Football, Nescor, Sen- ior Play, Hobbies: photography, Ambition: Olivet College, Lawrence Tech. - Tool and Dye Work TOM CI-IAMBERLAIN: President301, ChairmanProm Committee, Senior Play, Vice-Przes. N.H.S., Red Hi-Y, Current Affairs Club, X Club, Baseball Team, Hobbies: sports, music, Ambition: Univ- ersity Of Michigan - Chemical Engineering MW 1 ld Q , awk 'PN- WILLIAM CHAMPION: Hobbies: photography, bowl- ing, football, Ambition: Draftsman MARY LOUISE CHAMPLIN: Hobbies: boating, swim- ming, Ambition: Michigan State College JANICE CHANCE: Future Retailers of Detroit, Home Economics Club, Hobbies: swimming, horseback riding, driving, Ambition: Wayne University - Teacher RONALD CHANNELL: Reserve Football, Hobbies: bowling, baseball, music - clarinet, football, Am- bition: N.R.O.T.C., or U. S. Navy SIDSEL CHRISTENSEN: Hobbies: horseback riding, swimming, ice skating, skiing, driving, Ambition: Del-Mar School of Beauty - Hairstyling CAROLYNCLARKE: Secretary of 101, Class Luncheon Committee, Latin Club, Hobbies: painting, swim- ming, driving, Ambition: University of Michigan - Teaching EDWARD ROBERT COLEMAN: X2 Club, Chess Club, Election Commission, Class Day Committee, Hob- bies: modelbuilding, drawing, electronics, photog- raphy, Ambition: Wayne University - Aeronautical Engineering DEAN COMBS: l-lobbies: baseball, tennis, hunting, fishing, hockey, Ambition: Michigan State College - Forestry DAVID COOPER: Current Affairs Club, Hobbies: bowling, horseback riding, basketball, Ambition: College page ten e k ll A ,ii fl' Q 8 ' r GAIL DARBYSHIRE: Treasurer 101, Commence- ment Committee: Hobbies: swimming, tennis: Am - bition: Office Work FRANCIINE da ROZA: Color, Flower, and Motto Committee: Ambition: College ESTHER DAVIS: Bowling League: Hobbies: records, piano, sports, travel: Ambition: Secretarial work CATHERINE DELFGAUW: Senior Play Prop Com- mittee: Hobbies: ice skating, bowling, tennis, danc- ing: Ambition: Wayne University CHARLENE DE IDRME: Hobbies: reading, sewing: Ambition: Psychiatrist, Marriage DONALDDOUBLE: R.O.T.C.: Hobbies: ice skating, archery, hunting, fishing, model airplanes: Ambi- tion: Draftsman PATT DRAKE: Treas. Senior Class, Pres. 101, Senior Play Make-up Comm. , Ass't. Club Ed. THE BLAZER, StudentCouncil, Vice-Pres. Dance Coun- cll, Vice-Pres. C.A.C. , Treas. Thespians, Aeolian, Latin Club: Hobbies: outdoor sports, dancing, music: Ambition: U. of M. - Speech Correction TED DULYN: Senior Play Prop Committee: Hobbies: art, modern music, cars: Ambition: College or Navy JOYCE DUNCAN: Senior Play, Chairman Class Day Committee, Vice-Pres. 101, Pres. Korn Huskers, Dance Council, Choir, Glee Club' Hobbies: fun, music, dramatics, J notes : Ambition: Wayne University - Dramatics page eleven ROBERT COTE: Hobbies: hockey, swimming, foot- ball: Ambition: Electrician PATRICIA CREGAR: Girls' Glee Club: Hobbies: swimming, dancing, clothes, records: Ambition: Stephens College - Success MARY JEAN CROCKER: Pres. C.A.C. , Class Ed. THE BLAZER, Headline Ed. THE OUTPOST, Aeoli- an, Vice-Pres. Spanish Club, Sec. Sr. Y-Teens, N.H.S. , Sr. Play Costume Comm. , Quill and Scroll, Dance Council, Dress Comm.: Ambition: U. of M. or Mich. State PHILIP CROSSMAN: Senior Luncheon Committee, Senior Play Prop Committee: Hobbies: swimming, reading, designing, travel: Ambition: University of Michigan - Industrial Design, N.R.O.T.C. HERBERT DALY: Glee Club, Choir, V.C.Y. , Chess Club: Hobbies: roller skating, golf, archery: Am- bition: Lincoln Chiropractic College EILEENANN DARABAN: Hobbies: dancing, swim- ming, bowling: Ambition: Burroughs Comptometer School 1' s I ' I ws PAT DUNPHY: Hobbies: music, weekend trips to Canada: Ambition: Michigan State College or Air- line Stewardess JOHN EMANUEISEN: Senior Play, President x2 Club, President Chess Club, Biology Club, Color, Flower, and Motto Committee: Hobbies: puzzles, chess, reading: Ambition: University of Michi- gan - Medicine BENJAMIN EMBURYI Cross Country Track, Husky Hi-Y: Hobbies: sports: Ambition: Coast Guard CAROL EVERS: Advanced Girls' Glee, Choir, Sen- ior Play, Senior Y-Teens, Harmonie Club: Hobbies: music, sports: Ambition: Michlganstate College - Child Psychology RAYMOND FAROUGH: Secretary Key Club: Hobbies' photography, swimming: Ambition: Albion RICHARD FISK: Hobbies: baseball, bowling, hunting' Ambition: Professional Baseball Player J E M .- M ,fr we Q in K K ,all- fl : . K ROY FULTZ: Bowling League: Hobbies: sports, music, cars: Ambition: Coast Guard CHARLES WILLIAM FUNK: Secretary 301, Social Committee, Bowling League, Current Affairs Club: Hobbies: bowling, football, eating: Ambition: Purdue University - Engineering DOUGLAS GEMBIS: Vice-Pres. 301, Social Commit- tee, R Club, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball: Hobbies: sports, camping: Ambition: College SHIRLEY GOLDEN: Vice-Pres. Debonaire, Modern Decorators Club, Assistant Faculty Editor THE BLAZER, Senior Play Publicity Committee, Dress Committee: Hobbies: tennis, music: Ambition: Michigan State College VERNA LEE GRAHAM: Hobbies: sewing, roller skating, reading: Ambition: Secretary, Marriage ROGER GRANDIA: Luncheon Committee: Hobbies: football, hockey, pool: Ambition: Carpenter or Bricklayer KATHLEEN GRAUBNER: Senior Y-Teens, Treasurer .TuniorAchievementInc.: Hobbies: swimming, water skiing: Ambition: Olivet College - Teaching HOWARD GUSTAFSON: Reserve Officers Training Corp: Hobbies: baseball, football, hockey: Am- bition: Army MAY GUSTAFSON: Secretary V. C. Y.: Hobbies: reading, sewing, Bible studying: Ambition: Fort Wayne Bible College - Christian Service page twelve ' 1 :gat S ! Q I JAMES HENKEL: R.O.T.C.: Hobbies: automobiles, model airplanes: Ambition: Draftsman, U. S. Air Force GAIL JOAN HENRY: Election Commission, Class Luncheon Committee: Hobbies: dancing, sewing, knitting, talking: Ambition: College or Work BRUCE HESS: Senior Band, Senior Orchestra: Hob- bies: music, water skiing, hockey: Ambition: Michigan State College HARRY HINZMAN: Hobbies: stamp collecting, mu- sic, flshing, sports, harmony: Ambition: Concert Work - Business Administration MIRIAM HIRST: Hobbies: sewing, horseback riding, music, dancing, sports, traveling: Ambition: Sec- retary ADRIAN HITTLE: Hobbies: swimming, hockey, traveling: Ambition: Gasoline Attendant GLORIA HOFFMANN: Recording Secretary Debon- aire. Modern Decorators Club, Treasurer 201, Publicity Committee Senior Play, Ass't. Feature Editor THE BLAZER, Ways and Means Commit- tee: Hobbies: golf, dancing, records: Ambition: Denison University RICHARD HOLLDWELL: Bowling League, Band: Hobbies: golf: Ambition: Michigan State College JOHN HOLMES: Commencement Committee, Varsity Football: Hobbies: boxing, hockey, baseball: Am- bition: Wayne University page thirteen WILLIAM HARE: I-lobbies: archery, hunting, fly fishing: Ambition: Retail Sporting Goods BARBARA ANN HARRIS: Aeolian, Thespian, Secre- tary 201, Commencement Committee: Hobbies: music, knitting: Ambition: Monticello - University of Michigan RICHARD HARTMAN: Hobbies: hockey, swimming, hunting, diving: Ambition: Army, College-, Marriage FAYE ANN HATHAWAY: G.A.C. , Bowling League, Rifle Club: Hobbies: swimming, dancing: horseback riding: Ambition: Comptometer Operator LOIS HAVER: Advanced Girls' Glee Club: Hobbies: singing, dancing, records: Ambition: Successful Marriage DON HEMSTREET: Current Affairs Club, Bowling League, Election Commission, Class Day Committee: Hobbies: sports, stamps: Ambition: University of Detroit - Engineering 55. 1- if ol nw . -ii Call Me Madam i' ,l.,,55'. Nl: ' 2 as Qu ,QR Roberta Johnson, Lois Yandell, Mary Jean Crocker, Carol Stephans. Gentlemen Prefer Blondes CTUR Guys and Dolls -up--W' w' J. Meidell, R. Lipke, J. Van- Alsburg, E. Ward, G. McG1innen page fourteen J. Marks, C. Lunsford, J. Thiry, D. Lozon, K. Stephens, C. Weir, C. Swan, T. Svingen. Tvvo's Company Gail Henry, Chuck Brown ANTIC luninr Misses The Royal Family 111 B. Peters, G. Smith, G. McG1im1en, E. LaBuda, G. Carter, I. Duncan Two Hearts in 7, Time I. Smith, C. Guy, S. Schoenberg, B. I-Ieuman, B. Royal, N. Lenox The lied Mill rf-' Dick Olree, Shirley Mawhinney, Chuck Brown, Gail Henry Jayne Wilson, Joan Machin, Nancy Howell, Peg Zuelch page fifteen -1 I ADELE I-IOOVER: Prlntlng and Publicity Committee, Senior Play, Sergeant-at-Arms 201, Political Rally Speaker, Adcraft Club, Social Committee: Hobbies: dramatics, art, outdoor sports, music: Ambition: College - Fine Arts CAROL HOPKINS: Commencement Speaker, Library Staff, Girls' Athletic Association: Hobbies: swim- ming, horseback riding, collecting autographs, photography: Ambition: Michigan State Normal - Occupational Therapy ALBERT HOSKING: Red Hi-Y: Hobbies: fishing, hunting, horseback riding, golf, bowling, design- ing model motor powered planes and cars, band: Ambition: General Motors Tech. NELLIE HOVANESIAN: Color, Flower, and Motto Committee, Aeolian, N.H.S.: Hobbies: clothes, dancing, piano, singing: Ambition: Highland Park Junior College MAY EMILY ISHERWOOD: Hobbies: bowling, sew- ing: Ambition: Secretarialwork VIRGINIA JACKSON: Hobbies: music, horseback riding, sewing, sports, traveling: Ambition: Of- fice Work HOWARD JENSEN: Hobbies: swimming, fishing, baseball, record collecting: Ambition: Forestry Work TOM JOHNS: Ways andMeans Committee, Treasurer 301, Current Affairs Club: Hobbies: hockey, bas- ketball, bowling: Ambition: College - Engineering KENNETH MONTGOMERY JOHNSON: Nescor: Hob- bies: radio, electronics, astronomy, chemistry, rockets: Ambition: College - Missionary Work ROBERT JOHNSON: Choir, Color, Flower, and Motto Committee, Senior Play: Hobbies: cars, music: Ambitions: Michigan State College or Wayne University ROBERTA JOHNSON: French Club, Treasurer Aeoli- an, President 201, Current Affairs Club, Advanced Girls' Glee, Choir, Tl-IE,OUTPOST, Senior Play Prop Committee, Chairman Social Committee, N.H.S. , Thespians: Hobbies: tennis, music: Ambition: University of Michigan CAROL KELLY: Election Commission Alternate: Hobbies: piano, art, music, roller skating, danc- ing: Ambition: Office Work - Secretary GEORGIA KELLY: Adcraft, Modern Decorators Club, Class Day Committee: I-lobbies: dancing, swim- ming, records, clothes: Ambition: Hillsdale College JAMES KERR: E1ectionCommission Alternate, x2 Club: Hobbies: sports, cars: Ambition: General Motors Tech. JAMES KING: Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, Nes- cor, Biology Club, Dance Council: Hobbies: music, chemistry: Ambition: College page sixteen A , lu fv- EDWARD LE BUDA: Varsity Track, Key Club, Sen- lor Play, Dress Committee, Hobbies: s orts, saili P Hg? Ambition: University of Detroit PAT LEMMON: Hobbies: sewing, needlecraft, rec- ords, Ambition: Business School - Marriage RONALD LINN: Current Affairs Club, Stage Crew, I-lobbies: fishing, bowling, eating, baseball, Am- bition: College - Business Administration RALPH LONDAL: President V.C.Y. , Senior Band, Hobbies: music, sports, Ambition: University of Michigan - Mehhanical Engineering GEORGE LOOK: Varsity Football, Hobbies: parties, sports, traveling, working, Ambition: University of Southern California - Teaching CLAUDIA DOUNSBURY: Hobbies: dancing, swim- ming, Ambition: Michigan Bell - Marriage DENNIS LOZON: Pres. 301, Varsity Football, Stu- dent Council, Choir, Boys' Advanced Glee Club, Prom Committee, Hobbies: baseball, football, music, Ambition: College ELIZABETH LUCAS: Biology Club, Senior Y-Teens, Senior Band, Senior Play, Hobbies: water ballet, drums, Ambition: University of Wisconsin- Physical Therapy, Marriage CAROL LUNSFORD: Vice-President 201, Senior Play, Prom Committee, Treasurer Dance Council, Treasurer Debonair, Aeolian, Speakers Bureau, W.R.B.G., Hobbies: music, reading, outdoor sports, Ambition: College - Sociology page seventeen :gr W . 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MARJORIE KLEIN: National Honor Society: Hobbies: dancing, roller skating, records, piano, Ambition: Secretary DON KNECI-ITGES: PrintingandPubllcity Committee, Hobbies: hockey, football, pool, Ambition: Col- lege - Industrial Management DOROTHY KROPF: Hobbies: roller skating, sports, ping pong, records, swimming, travel, Ambition: College - Nursing WILLIAM LAIRD: Reserve Football, Hobbies: base- ball, football, dancing, parties, traveling, Ambition: College - Politics LILLIAN LASKO: V.C .Y. , Advanced Girls' Glee., Hobbies: music, art, Bible study, travel, Ambition: Bob .Tones University - Christian-Service JANET LASSITER: Printing and Publicity Committee, Hobbies: dancing, swimming, records, Ambition: Michigan State College - Success in-rf' S SQ Su.. ! l of - DON MACOIT: Social Committee, Swimming Team: Hobbies: skiing, baseball, swimming: Ambition: Michigan State College - Business Administration IOHN MAGER: Prom Committee, Senior Campaign Manager, Dance Council, Co-Feature Editor THE BLAZER, Bowling League: Hobbies: skiing, hockey, swimming, parties: Ambition: Michigan State College NAOMI MANGUS: Hobbies: drawing, ice skating, dancing, bowling, pottery, sports: Ambition: General Work ALFRED MANSER: Vice-President R Club, Varsity Track, Varsity Cross Country: Hobbies: sports, hunting, canoeing: Ambition: College RICHARD MANSER: R Club, Varsity Track, Band, Reserve Football: Hobbies: sports, canoeing, hunt- ing: Ambition: U. S. Navy JOHN MARKS: Varsity Football, All City Football, R Club, Color, Flower, and Motto Committee: Hob- bies: sportsg Ambition: University of Iowa . ,, wit .. K, X, 'f ik i 2 in , ': x its i NANCY J EAN MATTSON: Hobbies: dancing, skating, bowling, hockey: Ambition: Travel, Secretarial Work ROBERT MATTSON: Prisident Senior Class, Presi- dent 288, Red Hi-Y, X Club, W.D.T.R. , Senior Band, Varsity Track, Cross Country Track, Hob- bies: sports, music, drawing: Ambition: University of Michigan - Engineering BILL MAYES: Hobbies: football, baseball, hockey, cars, billardsg Ambition: Travel KENNETH McGILL: Hobbies: music, progressive jazz: Ambition: Graduate, Marriage GEORGE McGLINNEN: Football, Varsity Baseball, Sergeant-at-Arms Dance Council, Senior Play: Hobbies: dancing: Ambition: College -Broker BARBARA McKEE: Hobbies: collecting records, hot rods, racing, traveling, sports: Ambition: Del-Mar Beauty School - Hair Styling JUDY MEIDELL: Aeolian, Inter-Club Dance Council, Prom Committee, Election Commission: Hobbies: talking g Ambition: Albion College - Political Science ART MINNICK: Hobbies: swimming, football, read- ing, movies: Ambition: Certified Public Accountant KAREN ELIZABETH MITTON: Advertising Manager THE BLAZER, Headline Editor OUTPOST, Quill and Scroll, Nescor, Printing and Publicity Com- mittee, National Honor Society, Commencement Speakerg Hobbies: reading, knitting, skating, talkingg Ambition: Nurse page eighteen 2 Q.-- r , I NANCY OHLERS: Secretarial Training: Hobbies: hockey, piano, reading, classical records, skating, horseback riding: Ambition: Private Secretary I EAN PAKULSKI: Secretarial Training: Hobbies: ice skating, reading, fishing, hockey: Ambition: Secretary for Professional Ice Hockey Player ROBERT PALMER: Secretary zea, President x2 Club, Printing and Publicity Committee, Varsity Track, Senior Play Prop Committee: Ambition: University of Michigan - Engineering ART PATTERSON: Senior Play Public ity Committee, Boys' Glee Club: Hobbies: sports, music: Ambi- tion: College VINCENT PECORARO: Hobbies: cars, swimming, jazz concerts, popular records: Ambition: Green s Barber College, Music MARY PELLOW: Secretarial Training: Hobbies: roller skating, hockey, traveling: Ambition: Office Work RONALD PENNY: Hobbies: swimming, horseback riding, archery: Ambition: Wayne University WILLIAM PETERS: Vice-President 288, Ways and Means Committee, Senior Play, Campaign Manager, Senior Play Costume Committee, Treasurer Red Hi-Y, N.H.S. , Current Affairs Club: Hobbies: hunting, fishing: Ambition: Wayne University and Oberlin College - Chemistry IRIS PHIPPEN: Class Day Committee, Assistant Art Editor THE BLAZER Senior Play Prompter: Hob- bies: swimming, dancing, printing: Ambition: Commercial Artlst page nineteen -ues , I .rx -9 :- BETTY MUNN: President 385, Luncheon Committee, Bowling League: Hobbies: bowling, pottery, hiking, fishing: Ambition: Wandering Minstrel BILLIE MURPHY: Bowling League, Home Economics Club, Modern Decorators: Hobbies: traveling, swim- ming, hockey, football: Ambition: Business School, Professional Wrestler ROBERT L. MURPHY: Biology Club, Sergeant-at- Arms 288: Hobbies: biology, tropical fish: Ambi- tion: Medical School ALLAN MUSTONEN: Hobbies: hunting, sports, mu- sic: Ambition: Michigan Tech. - Engineer ROSE ANN NEDEAU: Secretarial Training: Hobbies: ice skating, music, dancing, traveling: Ambition: Office Work AL O'BRIEN: R Club, Choir, Varsity Football, Boys' Glee Club: Hobbies: horses, boxing: Ambition: Police Force - K! X . y X I , I .'-- A ,.. N 1 t kt X ., x F xx i f ' 5- 5. V . I 5 JAMES PINKERTON: Hobbies: baseball, football, hockey, bowling, cars, Ambition: College - Federal Bureau of Investigation CAROL PORATH: Aeolian, Publicity Chairman Sen- ior Play, Dress Committee, Faculty Editor THE BLAZER, Election Commission Alternate, Hobbies: football, swimming, horseback riding, Ambition: Michigan State College - Home Economics WALTER PRIEBE: Senior Band, Hobbies: baseball, football, skating, Ambition: Air Force JUDY QUIRK: Treasurer Spanish Club, Historian Aeolian, Copy Editor THE BLAZER, Senior Com- mencement Committee, Current Affairs Club, National Honor Society, Hobbies: sports, music, reading, Ambition: Albion - Home Economics ALICE RACHKELUK: Secretarial Training, Hobbies: dancing, swimming, sewing, Ambition: Marriage, Travel JAMES RAISON: Boys' Sports Editor THE BLAZER, X Club, Rifle Club, Election Commission, Com- mencement Committee, Hobbies: National Guard, sports, Ambition: Lawrence Tech. - Engineering Ear l , : '-,, Q l x, :YW-5 A r 4 JOAN RATC LIFFE: Secretary 385, Ways and Means Committee, Secretarial Training, Hobbies: ice skating, swimming, tennis, popular records, loaf- ing, Ambition: University of Michigan - Business Administration ILENE REESON: Vice-President385, Color, Flower, and Motto Committee, Typist OUTPOST, Hobbies: swimming, tennis, jokes, ice skating, Ambition: University of Michigan - Business Ad. EVELYN REINKING: Materia Medica, Modern Dec- orators Club, Senior Play Prop Committee, Hob- bies: pottery, loafing, Ambition: Wayne Univer- sity - Nursing MARGE RENO: Inter-Club Dance Council, Senior Play Make-up Committee, Hobbies: skiing, bicycling to Yale, dancing, Ambition: Highland Park Junior College WILLIAM RENTENBACH: Dress Committee, Hobbies: big dame hunting, photography, Ambition: Lawrence Tech. TIM RICHARD: Photo Editor THE BLAZER, Cartoon- ist OUTPOST, Vice-President, Treasurer Adcraft, Class Day Committee, Boys' State, Election Com- mission Alternate, Hobbies: politics, music, photography, Ambition: University of Michigan RUTH ROBERGE: President Aeolian, Treasurer 385, Chairman Dress Committee, Chairman Senior Play Costume Committee, Assistant Class Editor THE BLAZER, Choir, Advanced Girls' Glee, Hobbies: music, skating, horseback riding, eating, Am- bition: Michigan State College MARY IDU RUTENBAR: Social Committee, Hobbies: sports, music, dancing, Ambition: Wayne Univer- sity - Teaching JOYCE CAROLYN SALO: Hobbies: Detroit Opera Guild, sports, laughing, piano, Ambition: Metro- politan Opera page twenty 1' M , F , L 'f 'ill BETTY SHUPTRINE: Ed.-ln-Chief OUTPOST, Ed.- ln-Chief THE BLAZER, Quill and Scroll, Sec. N.H.S., Treas. 385, Pledge Mist. Aeolian, French Club, Printing and Publicity Comm. , Chairman Sr. Play Make-Up Comm., Sr. Play Assembly Comm.: Hobbies: East Tawasg Ambition: University of Michigan MARY LOU SIEGLE: Senior Y-Teens, Home Econ- omicsClub: Hobbies: traveling, dancing: Ambition: Business School VIRGINIA SIMONSON: Girls' Swimming Team, Sec- retary-Treasurer G.A.C . , Ways and Means Com- mittee: Hobbies: swimming, dancing, eating, Ambition: Secretarial Work GAIL SMITH: French Club, Current Affairs Club, Senior Play, Hobbies: music, sewing, swimming, bowling, Ambition: Denison University or Ohio Weslyn GEORGE SMITH: Captain Varsity Football Team, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basketball, All City Base- ball, Boys' Glee Club, Choir, Boys' Quartet, Stu- dent Council, R Club, Hobbies: golf, fishing, hunting: Ambition: Western Michigan - Physical Ed. , Professional Baseball RICHARD SPEDDING: Hobbies: sports, cars: Am- bition: Automobile Salesman I SHARON LEE SPRAGUE : Reserve and Varsity Girls Basketball, G.A.A.: Hobbies: sports, music, travel, Ambition: Great Lakes Christian College P RIER President Redford Amateur Radio JOHN S UR : Club: Hobbies: amateur radio, motorcycle racing: Ambition: Electronics Engineer DAVE STARK: Varsity Baseball: Hobbies: baseball, coon hunting: Ambition: Michigan State College -ann-A L---A'.6n-nnA EARL SAYER: Commencement Speaker, Choir, Ad- vanced Boys' Glee, Boys' Quartet, Assistant Ed.- in-Chief OUTPOST, Director OUTPOST Rally, Campaign Speaker, Chairman Printing and Pub- llclty Committee: Hobbies: music, writing: Ambition: University of Michigan - Doctor, Stage Musicals ROBERT DEAN SECHRIST: Hobbies: Sports, Am- bition: Travel RICHARD SEILER: Hobbies: baseball, golf, football, cars, hockey: Ambition: Travel JOAN PATRICIA SEYBERT: OUTPOST Rally: Hob- bies: dancing, bowling, records: Ambition: Nursery School Work JOAN SHOUP: Hobbies: dancing, collect bop records, bowling: Ambition: Travel, Private Secretary , Learn to Drive SALLYANN SHUART: Y-Teens, Advanced Girls' Glee, Choir, Kornhuskersg Hobbies: swimming, dancing, hiking, Christian Science Monitor Youth Forum: Ambition: Michigan Bell Telephone Co., W.A.F. LYNN STATON: President Bowling League: Hobbies: bowling, cars, baseball, fishing: Ambition: Pro- fessional Bowler MARTA JEAN STEINMETZ: Dance Council, X2 Club, Nescor, Kornhuskers, Latin Club, Red Cross, Materia Medica Club, N.H.S., Choir, THE BLA- ZER: Hobbies: collecting butterflies, visiting Pop's cabins at Mio: Ambition: Stanford Uni- versity, a Family CAROL STEPHANS: Sergeant-at-Arms 385, Spanish Club, Choir, Girls' Advanced Glee Club: Hobbies: music, pianist for Detroit C .E .Unionz Ambition: Albion - Home Economics DOLDRES STEVENSON: Hobbies: swimming, danc- ing, jazz records, sports, travelg Ambition: Burroughs Comptometer School EDGAR STONE: Election Commission: Hobbies: sports, big game hunting, jazz: Ambition: College ANTON STRANGE: Hobbies: sports: Ambition: C01- lege of Dentistry , inn N i191 1 ,354.1 11, is iii V944 lbw GERALDINE STROUD: Hobbies: swimming, ice skating, ceramics, knitting: Ambition: Business School THOMAS SVINGEN: Senior Play, Dress Committee: Hobbies: football, skiing, swimming, reading his- torical novels, traveling: Ambition: Michigan State College - Business Administration DON SWALE: Hobbies: baseball, hockey, football, golf, billards, cars: Ambition: Travel- CAROL SWAN: Class Luncheon Committee: Hobbies: eating, sports, music: Ambition: Trip to Hawaii, Private Secretary RICHARD TAVOLACCI: Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Reserve Football, President 288: Hobbies: athletics, records, traveling, training beaglesg Ambition: University of Colorado - Advertising BARBARA TAYLOR: Election Commission Alternate , Senior Play Make-Up Committee 5 Hobbies: reading, walking, sewing, swimming: Ambition: Business School, Travel CATHERINE MARIE TAYLOR: Junior Red Cross Club: Hobbies: ice and roller skating, reading, dancing: Ambition: Nurse CAROLE TANDY: Hobbies: roller skating, music, traveling, writing letters: Ambition: Metropolitan Life Insurance Company JOYCE ANN THIRY: Debonaire, Dress Committee: Hobbies: play football, travel, caddying: Ambition: College, Trip to Hawaii an an G-'un nfs' - Gunn Q LDREN VAN TASSEL: Band, Orchestra, Senior Play Publicity Committee, Football: Hobbies: hockey, music, photography, archery, football, baseball: Ambition: Michigan State College - Veterinary Science LAVONNE VIVIER: Hobbies: archery, horseback riding, swimming: Ambition: Business School JEAN ANN WAGNER: President 385, THE BLAZER, Chairman Color, Flower, and Motto Comm., Senior Play Comm., Aeollan, Debonaire, Student Council, Dance Council, Spanish Club, Current Affairs Club: Hobbies: Little Moe : Ambition: Albion BILL WALKER: Hobbies: music, reading, athletics: Ambition: Travel, Advertising WILLIAM WALKER: Boys' Glee Club: Hobbies: welghtlifting, basketball, music, cars, bullfighting: Ambition: University of Colorado MARY ELIZABETH WARD: President Debonaire, Girls' Sports Editor THE BLAZER, Co-Captain Girls' Varsity Swimming Team, Color, Flower, andMotto Committee, Mascots: Hobbies: talking, swimming: Ambition: Albion or Michigan State JOHN ARTHUR WARREN: Commencement Commit- tee, R Club Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, R.O.T.C. Officer: Hobbies: gum collecting, base- ball, hockey, football, hunting: Ambition: Wayne University JACQUELYN WATERS: Secretary Bowling League, Girls' Swimml Team' Hobbies: bowlin swim ns 9 g ' ming, tennis, dancing, baseball: Ambition: Michi- gan State College or Business College CYNTHIA KNOX WEIR: Sec. 385, Vice-Pres. Thes- plan, Chairman Election Commission, Chairman Commencement Committee, Sr. Play Costume Committee, Latin Club, French Club, Aeolian, Art Ed. THE BLAZER, Dance Council, Student Council: Ambition: Bennington College, Shaker Square Store page twenty-three ROBERT THOMPSON: Secretary 288, Ways and Means Committee: Hobbies: billards, cars, records: Ambition: Physical Education Instructor ROBERT TRAMERI: Varsity Track, Cross Country Track: Hobbies: sports, bullfighting: Ambition: University of Colorado - Business Administration SUSAN TUTTLE: Secretary Senior Class, Pres. N.H.S., Vice-Pres. Aeolian, Sec. Dance Council, Student Council, Parents' Club Rep. , Spanish Club, OUTPOST, 'I'HE BLAZER, Tennis Team, Senior Play Assembly Comm.: Hobbies: Shaker Square Store: Ambition: Denison University THOMAS UNDERWOOD: Chairman Ways and Means Committee, Senior Play Prop Committee, Vice- President 288, Senior Band: Hobbies: football, hockey, music: Ambition: Sales Engineer DOUGLAS THOMPSON VACCARO: Hobbies: model airplane building, roller skating: Ambition: Olivet College - Business Administration JEAN VAN ALSBURG: Student Council, Debonaire, Assistant Feature Editor THE BLAZER, Commence- ment Committee: Hobbies: swimming, tennis, eating: Ambition: Michigan State College .mxx , gh i MARVIN LYNN WEIR: Stage Crew: Hobbies: hunting, fishing, cars: Ambition: Electrician MARGARET ANN WELDON: Co-Feature Editor THE BLAZER, Prom Committee, Senior Election Com- mission, Senior Play Costume Committee, Aeolian, Dance Council, Spanish Club, Current Affairs Club, Advanced Glee: Hobbies: talking, eating, Ambition: University of Michigan or Albion MILES WELTER: X2 Club, Chairman Senior Play Prop Committee, Business Manager THE BLAZER, Bowl- ing League, Sr. Boys' Planning Committee, Com- mencement Speaker, W.R.B.G. , W.D.T.R. , Chairman Class Luncheon Committee, Hobbies: it sports, radio, cars, Ambition: Electrical ,A W Engineer ,ti-,T ,,- :V MARLENE WESLEY: Hobbies: records, reading, is sewing, Ambition: Office Work E M 2 JAMES WHITE: Senior Play Prop Committee, Hob- 3 1 bies: cars, hiking, camping, music: Ambition: ,. . Custom Car Shop ::,:-: . ' 1 JARVIS WILLIAMS: Senior Play, Prom Committee: V Hobbies: fencing, conservation: Ambition: Michigan -' State College - Forestry Evening Srlmol Vetewnls' lliplonuls KENNETH CARPENTER DOUGLAS FRESHWATER i' !1lR SUMNER BROWN CHARLES EDWARDS JAMES GERGEN HOWARD J ARVIS EDWARD KOSTER HERBERT MOULDS RONALD MULI-IOLLAND GORDON MURRAY GEORGE PALMER DONALD SCOTT JOHN SPENCER EARL STEVENSON JOHN TANSEY PAUL WILLIAMS: Hobbies: outboard racing, hunting model building: Ambition: Commercial Artist ROBERT WILLIAMSON: Hobbies: music, sports: Ambi tion: Stanford University - Business Administration Drafting 3 ROBERT WILUSZ: Hobbies: progressive jazz, sports, cars, dogs, big game hunting: Ambition: College JAMES WOLLISON: Treasurer 288, Senior Election Commission, Social Committee, Reserve Football, Hobbies: football, baseball, hockey, cars: Am- bition: U.C .L.A. - Architecture GLORIA WULFF: Hobbies: music, dancing, swim- ming, football games, travel: Ambition: Telt Cz Tarrent Comptometer School LOIS YANDELL: President French Club, Aeolian, Current Affairs Club, Club Editor THE BLAZER, Social Committee, Hobbies: swimming, reading, Ambi- tion: University of Michigan ANNA MAY ZANLEY: Choir, Girls' Glee Club: Hob- bies: records, collecting miniatures, dancing: Ambition: Business Administration Work GLORIA ZARYSKY: Spanish Club, N. H. S. , Class Day Committee, Vice-President 3855 Hobbies: mu- sic, oil painting, eating: Ambition: Spanish-English Interpreter, Travel page twenty-four 5, Ar Q A GLENN ROBERTSON EUGENE ANDERSON CAROLYN CROWE SHERRY ROBERTS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer MMER CHUUL Colors: Blue ond White Flower: White Cornotion Nlotto: Wisdom-Not Weapons All Us JOHN BARTON PATRICIA BEARD LOUISE BLANCHARD WARREN BOOS KAREN CHRISTENSEN JACK CLARK LAWRENCE CORBY THOMAS DANDENEAU ALFRED DELUCA CAROLYN EBERT JAMES ENGLAND HAROLD FIREBAUGH page twenty-five Y. CAROL GILLIG DENNIS KURISKO DONALD MORRIS ROBERT ROBERTS .5 Q,,'w'sf:' Q f K A '94 I . my I A LA x DONALD GUS8 JOHN HAMPSON HARRY HARDMAN SHARON HEWITT NORMAN HINES if , x , f' W I I' V A vf X 4. CORINE MACKENS EARNEST MASON ROBERT MATHEWS JOYCE MIMS RICHARD MOOSIC 1 4. 2!-, I X W . - wks' . E, fit' ,E Q wx, 5 S 1 . gi I - M ' M' JANET MUNK JOHN MURRAY FRANKLIN MYERS ROBERT POLLACK GERALD RICE MURIEL ROSE GARY SANDERS RUTH SCOLLON CAROL SLOAT GORDON STANTON EARL TACKABERRY NANCY TIMKO BARBARA TRIPLETT ELLEN TULLY 'T' GLENN SMITH I AMES TURNER if Caine-ru Shy Veterans' IIIIIIUIIHIS WALTER COGGESHALL JERRY CHRISTNER ROBERT DESLIERRES GORDON CLEMENTS PAUL FUNK JOSEPH CLUNEY JERRY KLASSEN GEORGE ISAC CLAIRE LAWRENCE DONNA MONTNEY CHARLES REUTER LAWRENCE WALTZ LARRY WILLIAMSON EDITH WRIGHT BUYING TICKETS FOR THE STAR PRODUCTION Linn, Lebuda, Evers, Beggs, Porath, Roberge 0, ROMEO, ROMEO, WHEREFORTH ART THOU, ROMEO? Pete r s , Zarysky, Reno, Bussey, Boratynski, Barton, Babin THE STAR AND HIS FANS Senior White, Freshmen Rabe and Lacey REDF RD I-I THE BILLBOARD ATTRACTS INTEREST Hovanesian, A. Manser, Clarkeg ion signj, Welter. R. Manser page twenty-seven TAGING To E ELECTIU Joyce Duncan -- and my candidate will--- ,R-K N --f 1 K ff !iXi gs it , f X , J Y W t f I f' 5 f an Q 'Mr A, '.:,tl ' it . K ' 1k,, i ,k F C K S t - E:. f' Congratulations from Tom Chamberlain to Bob Mattson Hardwork,but fun! Marilyn Baker, Janet Jordan Suspense ends, winner announced! Tom Under- The candidates. P. Drake, J. wagner, Wood, Bob Manson J. Bloom, S. Tuttle, R. Johnson, C. Brown, T. Chamberlain, B. Mattson -ar U Q t' Wh1stle stop campaignmg ' 7.39 ' Q.. s The votes are counted. M. Weldon, C. Weir, K. Adams, E. Coleman, J. Wollison, D. Hemstreet, J. Meidell J. Boratynski, G. Henry page twenty-eight Th Q plclgg Q Qifgf 11. 'QI f . W Q5 Xf I nv! ' N X X X V 3 s. X K XX x Hxl y 't Xxxxx .MXK n i , f j X , Q5 i A N I5 ,1 , I ps- LL 2... ,nfs VAR ITY FOOTBALL mQ'42'es, Row One: Gene Ranson,Mgr.g Gus Stoneg RichardCrawfordg Lawrence King, Willie Comaig Jerry Gillis, Ken Borgneg David E. Lentzg Bob Sabog Clarence Abrams, Chuck J ankeg Clare Naarg Howard Handork, Mgr., Row Two: Larry Gulleng Ron Spiethg Mel Bleitzg John Warren, Tom Berger, Dick Beaugrand, Don Ridlerg John Compton, Jim Bloom, Lyle Minnickg Don Huardg Donald Dixong Jim Ber- ger, ArchieG. Matsos, Co-Capt.g Row Three: Bruce L.Waha, Ass't.Coachg GeorgeSmith,Co-Capt., Doug Gembis, Student Mgr., Mike McGrath, Jim Ross, Rip Collins, Jerry McAfee, Jerry Burt, Denny Lozong Jack Marks, Romlie Robertsg Dick Johnson, John Holmesg Pat Ledgerwoodg Dick Anderson, Frank Hojnacki, Coach. Redford Redford Redford Redford Redford Redford Redford .......13 Mackenzie . . .......13 Cooley ..... .......27 Southwestern .......31 Northwestern ...... .......18 Western . . . .......5'7 Northeastern .......13 Chadsey . . . 7 7 6 0 14 0 .21 page thirty This year's Husky team came with- in one game of winning the West Side Championship. The first two games were played under the lights at Wyoming Field a- gainst Mackenzie and traditional rival Cooley. The Huskies won both by iden- tical scores of 13-7, using their pass- ing attack sparingly and depending on a good defensive line to hold their op- ponents. After a slow start, they won num- ber three at the expense of Southwest- ern, 27-6, scoring three touchdowns in the second half. By the fourth week of the season, the Redford machine was really rolling, and it crushed North- western, 31-0, on four touchdowns and two safeties. A X, iw.. . . ' Af eettiiull '22 . A X ff, 1- 9 ibktw 4 NS' ,-'V Arch Matzos I im Berger Jack Marks ALL STATE ALL CITY ALL CITY Probably the toughest victory of the season came against Western. The Huskies had to come from behind to beat the Metropolitan League Champs of '51, 18-4. Ablocked punt with a re- covery in the end zone provided the ne- cessary margin. The Huskies played their non-league contest against North- eastern, scoring nine touchdowns towin 57-0. Chadsey then spoiled an otherwise perfect season by defeating the Huskies, 21-13, in the final game of the year. This put the Huskies in a tie for second place with Chadsey , leaving U. of D. High West Side Champions. page thirty-one coach FRANK H01 NACKI 1 W i George Smith Don Ridler MACKENZIE VS. REDFORD COOLEY VS. REDFORD as if ' 'Lil gil gg , fi Jim Bloom Jim Bloom SOUTHWESTERN VS. REDFORD NORTHWESTERN VS. REDFORD 5 . S, 'f ' of .5 f , - -.X 1' - K ,moo J S S ' ' . S ff I V V I I X4 ag 1, . ,7 15 V I ,- 1 +4 N C A VJ kikh A K L, I an gang an ,.,L ,f 5 ,, A. 3, vii? I ' -, 'Q - mi my 'gwfff' '- ,, : ' um W gi, 35 5 1,-Sgr 1 img . '15 V T -L ff 5' ': :k,' ' K ' Eh K Y ' fl! sg? .3 K my li f twLZQ' v ' : f . 1 pf 1 5 , I 7 1 at .K S, V.: 3 m m 2 H VW,,rV gi , Z ,. 4. , 7 K WY 333211 .V,, A , ,. ,.,v'::?.,A K . M I I 7 if X to K 4. ijffxk ,,.k fvffff 5: GVLL yi ,,,:.,f.52 V , yL-,. 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X 'S X- 1. 24 at is HEL EH E FUUTBJJ LL ....L.A.4 -A - .. in 4..,x I Row One: John Vusichg Richard Yostg Ronnie Cockoyneg Danny Dinoffg George Hastlngsg Leslie Boudrotg Fred Zilllchg Douglas Rang Don Harrisg Row Two: JackBoweng Jim Lozong Harold Anderson Larry Craneg Bruce McCubbreyg Ed Baughg Russell Myersg Dick Burnhamg Art Whelang Howard Ander- song Row Three: Leonard Walle, Coachg Bill Conradg John Sodermang Bill Lindhorstg Don Gascong Howard Crumitg Kenneth Milnerg Fred Bresllng A1 Heimang Myles Perks. page thirty-three CROSS CUU TRY TR CH ishop. Row one: Bob Booneg Al Manserg Dick Woodg Jerry Parker, Dick Santerg Terry King, Walt Krie waldg Robert Kerry Row two: Doug Pulverg Richard Ehrleg Walter Elog Louis Brueggemann, Ray Gudumg Eugene Abrams,KenBerkobengGordonRogersg Row three: B.Si1verbergg Ken SantergR1chard Curnettg Marv Carlisleg Dick Raisong David Nicholasg Charles Jonesg Bob Mattson, Melvin Short Ronnie White. Redford . . . .... 15 Central. . . . . . Redford.......17 St. Ioeseph . . . . Redford ....... 27 Coo1ey....... Redford.......33 Northwestern. . Second, West Side Finals, Score 43 Third, City Finals, Score 69 page thirty-four x f 3 Coach BEN SILVERBERG 2 ii la 5 f I-.9 7 Fat, A 5 . 'L A - ' iw- , X ' ., I ,. A 1, VJ, , G -f 4. as - -Yu- Al Mauser COOLEY VS REDFORD FINISH Walt Kriewald Bob Matson ST. JOSEPH VS REDFORD 112 MILE -t Ken Santers Gorden Rogers COOLEY VS REDFORD 1! 2 MILE Under the expert coaching of Ben Silverberg the Huskies Tracksters came within three points of win- ning the city championship this year. They began the season by easily defeating Central by the score of 15-70. CLow score winsj The next to fall to the Redford Speedsters was St. Joseph, by the score of 17-50. So far the Huskies had not been pushed very hard. However, the next meet was the closest they were to have. They squeezed past Cooley 27-28. Northwestern then defeated the Huskies by a score of 33-24. Redford finished second in the West Side Finals, beaten again by Northwestern, 41 -43. Cooley was third with a score of 53. The City Finals was a surprise to everyone. Cooley was first with a score of 67, Northwestern was second witha score of 68, and Redford was third with a score of 69. .3 .N . NY! SR Q., 1:1 3 x - '-'f vt, M ... 7 at ,ra Q 'U' Q - v A ' M W asisew Q S S , E V ws I was 7 -' sig W AL MANSER KEN SANTER GORDIE ROGERS LOUIS BRUGGEMAN page thirty-five Si t X AR ITY SW MMI G TE M Y , .,., ,N , A K. W Q M Q . R g V Hi -'q z t A L f . i' f p , q,.- If- EA R as is - , 4 i d d i' - - P . if e f i L ' W 2 1 i L L an -' L ' ' ' i at no R 5 f i i ' if , do r R ' i it R , fe it , B yysid W R if n y no gs A it -gi ? Q 5 : ..,, .,. 5 2 1 gL Q S V ff VmA' P i 1 A m m, . - , , V A li rg .v,. L T. Md. ., R A t dd.-i ' ... x .lx ,.....,,.. X MW- arg. ,N tt... I.. M W.. M.. mg, ttytsy -F, ff' - g 'NN '0 ' F ' 1 X. 'R L: Q 'M A 'ff I Aff!! '- M Row One: Richard Williamsg Maynard Evansg Steve Schoenbergg Peter Evansg Stewart Turnerg Lynn Rooneyg Bob Zielinskig Dan Quickg Lionel Cryslerg Gordon Woessner, Row Two Tommy Leeg ChuckHowieg Bill Deacong Buzz Gutowskyg Gary Spragueg AndyAgren. Row Three Richard Stuckey, Coachg Jim Prattg Harold Buttg Johnny Browng Ted Reissingg Don Tschirhart Bob Sprengerg Lee Gunng Sheridan Andersong Bill Dietrich. Redford . Redford . Redford . Redford . Redford . Redford . Redford . .....67 Pershing . . . . . . . 71 Southwestern . . . . . 60 Chadsey . . . . . . . 54 Mackenzie . . . . . . 73 Central. . . . . . . . 65 Western . . Cooley . . . 36 1X2 Redford finished first on the West Side. Redford finished first in the City. COACH MAYNARD EVANS RICHARD SLICK STUCKEY it R '52, WILLIAM DIE TRICH ROGER TRAC EY BOB ZIE LINSKI page thirty-six CITY C RAMPIU ' o 1 2 Q xy S 5 I if 'I 5 , f Q N, ,fig fi... 4 L i ni ' ,:, , ,Ni J Aw li Photo courtesy of the Detroit News Otto Gutowsky John Brown Jim Pratt Citv Record Holders Qf ki s Mike Tate, Diver Photo courtesy of the Detroit News John Brown Winning Breast Stroke Event in City Meet. BILL DEACON CL I eett A X JIM PRATT JOHN BROWN OTTO GUTOWSKY page thirty-seven ? 5 1 C EER LE DER nf, h , pg 'I 4 iv ,xiii 5' Row One: Bob Martin, Bob Cameron, Co-Capt., Mascot-Husky, Bob Harkness, Co-Capt., Wayne Townsend, Row Two: Jon Jarman, David Beard, David Avery. BUVVLI G LE GUE page thirty-eight 2 'rw- i Row One: KenDettmer,Janet Powell, Co. Sec., Lynn Staton, Pres., Jacquelynwaters, Sec., Joan Martindale, Treas., Bob Heppner, Row Two: Faye Hathaway, Bernie Pielak, Barbara Al- way, Rita Edwards, Twila Harden, Robert H. Smith, Richard Cregar, Lucille Weaver, Sponsor, Row Three: Cora Mae Howell, Peggy Peckham, Lois Deu, Carol Fisk, Shirley Simons, Sandy Findlay, Billie Murphy, Row Fourz' Virginia Fowler, Bob Thorn, George Beaker, Judy Smith, Doretta Strong, Joyce Hlllock, Richard Lamparter, Patrick Archer, Row Five: Don Hemstreet, Richard Hollowell, Chuck Funk, Bill Peters, Art Whelan, Robert Reetz, Miles Welter. R ' A B 1 , if -YW ,,,,, , , iiels lv wi., . F .,,-fgl my l14f A i A I'-qgg,.,4 iff? 2 rm .,., Si K Sl Pi. 0. T. C. . sl., it Mfg A SGT. EJNER .TOHNSON SGT. RICHARD GORENTZ Officers ... 2 5 yi cf Row One: 1st Lt. William Mathesong Major William Dietrich: Major Carl Lapaskyg 2nd Lt. Robert Keivit. Rifle Team Row One: Robert Beecher, Cpl.: 1st Lt. William Mathesong Major William Dietrich: Major Carl Lapaskyg Charles Gaunitt, Cpl. Row Two: Sherman J. Butler, Sgt.g Donald Howitt, Sgt.: Frank Mackewich, Cpl. P9-89 U1il'fY'l1ine GEORGE SMITH JOHN WARREN Football, Baseball, Basketball Football, Baseball PEBFUR ER LIZ WARD Swimming JIM BLOOM Football, Track x '-s F Q2 4 ll S VIRGINIA SIMONSON Swimming , iw. JACK MARKS AL MANSER Football Track, Cross Country page forty JOHN BROWN Swimming Em' 1 Y , . 5 r x' 1' X 'Ka sdgfx W X g fy 'xxx V19 in 'Y f ir f X Athlete 's Feet W,-an ve. WRX 5 Every Endeavor Has Its Reward Vw-.. ,gr-s 1 N A Few Engineers on The Redford Locomotive page forty-one Here comes your girl, Now pass her by And kiss the next one, On the sly, Row One: Barbara Parkay, Mary Deblck, Kay Carter, Evelyn Roek QCapt.D, Phyllis Faunce KCo Capt.J, Sue Schoenberg, Sue Poyntz, Judy Campbell, Row Two: Miss Soos lCoachD, Charlotte Mason Marilyn Smith, Virginia Large, Jane Robey, Faye Martell. Ruth Havrilla, Barb Ludden, Nancy Gould fManagerJ . Redford Redford Redford Redford V P1 ITY HOCKEY 3 Cooley 2 Hamtramck 4 High land Park 4 Mackenzie SCORES 2 Redford 2 0 Redford 1 0 Redford 4 0 Redford 2 ran'-Im 5 AWN ,W .-,. , Q . Mumford 0 Western 1 Chadsey 0 Northwestern 0 ,. . Y ,, .M V. h .9 , A 5, ' K r Redford versus Mumford. Redford versus Chadsey page forty-two We ,4l.mAik,.- . w. Row One Barbara Nicula, Nancy Kerr, Barbara Wilson, Doris Parrish, Dorothy Hacker, Donna Shaffer fCapt D Diane Ross QCo-Capt.J, Carol Newsted, Barbara Blair, Rose Gallien, Margie Chamber lain, Row Two: Miss Soos CCoachJ, Melva Stokes, Susan Murray, Mary Leppala Anne Joanne Kinsel Janice Hart Jane Anderson, Jane Schoenberg, Maryann Freel, Marjorie Gustafson Arlene Evans Redford Redford Redford Redford RE EHVE HOCKEY Redford Redford Redford Redford Q. ,I M- Wt..-, as Redford versus Mackenzie page forty-three ,. L JI-Haha Row One: Carol Gravelle, Sally Seyfarth, Row Two: Barbara Lud- den, Peg Morton, Mary Ann Ha.fke, Mrs. Weaver lCoachD, Sally Webster, Sue Reissing, Barbara North. SCORES Redford 6 Hamtramck 1 Redford 6 Highland Park 1 Redford 5 Cooley 0 GULF , n1,,Q ' Sally Seyfarth, Jeanne Randall, Mary AnnHafke. Jeanne placed first out of fifty participants in the Annual City Golf Tournament. Mary Ann and Sally tried for second place. page forty-four Perhaps the most interesting job at a football game is that of publi- cations photographer. While the spectator watches only the action of the players, the photographer in reality sees two games: one on the field and another in the stands. Our photo editor has taken a drawing pen in H hand to present his somewhat concentrated, slightly exaggerated, but highly accurate picture of the unsung heroes and heroines of the cheer- Q t ing section. Below are the results. D0 you recognize yourself? Football Game . .. M f,,,,-:lf f , 1 X U ' X f5 U J 4 -B' no fc AC - 4 jj vs mr Zz . 41 W x tff 'u d ,, QQ L Jlgy l Q q Q, w an .- 'Isl V fl Li Vi we f 'sf :Q X -4 is 529 f fi -tiff Q0 8 8 SED' t ., t Y JN' '-Q S: 1 3 X U 2 N' i 'Li Q! - at ttts U ' J n H I rC+ fl Q WMLASM f N fs ' gs 3 'J p- at N - fe ' i g i f as 5 ll l f 1 1 Y- Y-1. X K V N48 siis., if N ,, - t- ifggi ss of Z Lf K i ez? was K as emi? fiifffwfi via Y' Q 5 5522 foe 1,,,,A.n.Q..... page forty-five Dec. Dec Dec Dec Dec 19 25 31 Past Performances 1952 OCTOBER 1952 1232 MONNSXEMQEB 1952 1 1 1 5 6 7 8 11 2 3 4 O 8 12 13 14 15 1 18 9 10 11 11' 15 19 20 21 22 23 25 19 17 18 1 Q 22 26 Z7 28 29 30 es., 24 25 26 Q0 29 Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct 3- Sock Hop 9- 12A Political Rally 10- 12A Elections Nov 17- Drop-in Nov 24- No School! Nov 31- Hallowe'en Nov. Nov Nov 5- Senior Play Assembly 6 gl 7- Senior Play 12 81 13- Mids 14- J-Hop 20 gl 21- Concert 27- Thanksgiving 1952 DECEMBER 1952 1953 JANUARY 1953 1 2 3 4 6 QD 2 7891011 13 45698 1415161718 20 62131 15 17 21 22 Z3 Q5 6272 19 20 22 24 28 29 30 U... ...?.. ...SL Z5 26 27 29 30 31 7 ,f lj . ,1 A . 5- Basketball Begins- -Southwestern 12 -3 Basketball--U. of D.--Then to the Holly Hop - Basketball--Central - Merry Christmas - New Year's Eve Jan. Jan. 1- Happy New1Year 7- Senior Mixer Jan. 9-11- Snow Trip-East Tawas Jan. 12- Class Day Jan. 15 8: 16- Finals Jan. 21- Commencementb Senior Lunch 8011 Jan. 23- Senior Prom page forty-six The Director-5 1 X .U rg' 'Q 'F - x 1 . 7 xv , ,I , I' is Xu I 4 X xii' Q X 1 x., . 4 f W il lx -fx'-X F -j . N 1 X ' 'w - X ix x K X ! Ax K x ft X , ff X . 'if' x .. f ' t 115' H X N f X Y X ,, Q1 ,' J. If page forty-seven HOMER A. CLARK Principal Dear Seniors: A This edition of the BLAZER reaches you ata time when, withina few days , farewells will be in order. May I speak for the faculty tlu'ough this medium? We, who have had a share in imparting the education you have acquired while here at Redford, hope that this education has been far broader than training. It is relatively simple--as well as enormously important-- to train people for specific jobs and skills. But the more difficult job is the task of education. To educate a person does not mean to educate him for a specific job. It means rather to educate him so that he understands himself and the society in which he lives. Only then can he choose intelligently, and on good grounds, the job he is best suited for-and more generally the kind of life he is going to live. When you leave here next week, the paths that will be chosen will be many and varied--college, job, marriage, or military service will start you in different directions. Wherever you go, towhatever future there is in store for you, we all hope for you that the imprint of Redford will serve to steady you in facing the problems that lie ahead. We hope that we have in some way enabled you to see how you and what you do are related to the world around you. Wherever the future beckons, you carry our best wishes for success and happiness. Sincerely your friend, ily? Homer A. Clark page forty-eight CDU ELUR Clarence Blanchard Lawrence Chickering Marian Devine Ellen Egan Frieda Harsch Regina 0'Meara Albert Schiff Wellington Ward 1 DJ Assistant Principal FRED LEONHARD page forty-nine Q iw -M ac a is li E ' Q. Q. L RTMSENT HEAD ' William Bedell: English Seymour Brown: Health Rudolph Gaerttner: Vocational Elmore Hansen: Math Arthur Hornkohl: Commercial Evangeline Kuni: Soc. Science Howard Love: Fine Arts Florella MacKay: Language Dorothy Tryon: Science WK. :mm N aff page fifty ,E 'lt K W F CULTY William Acles: Commercial Jane Adams: Commercial Aroline Arms: language Matthew Asta: Commercial Jewel Atkins: Science Irene Baranski: Commercial Joseph Barnhart: Science Myra Barron: English Robert Baumgartner: Science Anne Belisle: Science Riki Belew: English Leo Berg: Commercial Evelyn Bonnington: Math John Bovill: Social Science Willis Brooks: English Mildred Brueser: Librarian Edythe Buchanan: Accompanist Frances Butler: Commercial Gilbert Ceasar: Social Science Edwin Comer: Social Science Margaret Cook: Math Helen Coxitts: English Margaret Cullyz English Genevieve Cunningham: Math Thomas Davis: Math Ernest Deason: Science Gerald Decker: Vocational Frances Denton: Vocational Donna Dllworth: English Lena Doll: English Eugene Fenby: Fine Arts Laura Flnkbelner: Language William Fisher: Social Science Oscar Fosmoe: Science Robert Foster: English Freda Francis: Math Anthony Franek: Commercial l-larry Franson: Science Edith Gillespie: Language Arthur Greene: English Margaret Heinz: Commerical Marguerite l-lellsten: Math Mary Hill: English Elvlna l-logle: Fine Arts Erwin Hogle: Social Science Frank Hojnackl: Health Myron Horowitz: English Harry I-Iubel: Attendance nr-s ffl is .- S hm X, :sg .. ,Q r , lf. uf? ll' page fifty-one Practice Makes Perfect On Stage, Everybody Mrs. Trotter, George McG1innen, Earl Sayer Enjoying the performers? X Mr. Schloemer The Directors Gaul h I've got one this --------- big. Mr. Fenby page fifty-two Mr. Stuckey Fortificatlon Time It Ann N 11 so ecessar y Y 'E 1 A hefxg A I V- N . x, - s Bennington, Sadoway, Atkins, Adams, Raiiucci, Flnkbeiner, Hill, Brueser Mr. Hojnacki Between The cts Two On the Aisle Three Big Wheels ,-X svn K 'W e X J X i . W,-+g N1 i af? i Mr. Foster and Friend M HL. Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Francis page fifty-three ..1fSL.. 59x grim' -:GNN fist iQ ,. page fifty-four ' 1 Marlon Hughes: English Kenneth Humbert: Fine Arts John Irwin: English Ethel I ones: English Wilmot Jordan: Social Science Sam Kaner: Math Thomas King: Vocational Reinhold Kitzmann: English Victor Knowles: Social Science Bertha Krogh: Librarian Paul Lovchuk: English Jolm Malley: Math Lloyd McLaughlin: Science Margaret Menard: Language Alfred Meyers: Social Science Marlon Miller: English Golda Morford: Social Science William Mouser: Speech Correction Mary Louise Murray: Social Science Ethel Osterling: Commercial Maxine Ousley: Vocational Alice Palmer: Accompanist Irene Parker: Fine Arts Anne Parks: Social Science Pamela Perior: Soclal Science Loretta Petrosky: Fine Arts Betty Pierce: Vocational Elmer Polzln: Language Clarence Porter: Science Gula Powers: Math Irene Record: Commercial Dorothy Richards: Vocational Elsie Rldenour: English Viola Robinson: Social Science Donald Roe: English Earl Rogers: Social Science Crystal Rowe: Vocational Mary Sadoway: Math Otis Saeter: Math Cortlandt Sayres: English James Schloemer' Stage Technician Frank Scott: Social Science Mildred Sharkey: Language Benjamin Sllverberg: Health Frank Smith: Vocational Marjorie Smith: Math Betty Soos: Health Irene Staveley: English Fmk mg + if i ,inv- nl, sr- Qi, X QW' 5 ' . S , C555 163: ig'Q'i We: L uf 4 .... , h-.ai ' , A if LUNC HROOM STAFF Row One: Flora Rice, Victoria Alszewski, Rose Nastali, Lois McLeod, Bessie Benedict, Elsie Upleger, Jessie Knysh, Theresa Tobias, AmeliaWeber. Row Two: Rose Qirinent, Ann Kaschefsky, Hazel Doherty, Marie Renirie, Bessie Krainin, Ethel Pulner, Catherine Curry, EdithOates, ElvaWard, Alice Blomgren, Charlotte Zumuvalt, Charlie Jackson page fifty-six at is Nina Stebbins: Commercial Pauline Stellbergerz English Richard Stocker: Commercial Willard Strickland: Social Science Richard Stuckey: Health Phyllis Sutliff: English Eugene Swem: Commercial Harold Teter: Science Roberta Thompson: Commercial Joyce Trotter: English Raymond Ulveling: Social Science Russell Van Avery: Science Leonard Walle: Social Science Eleanor Wardwell: English Earl Watkins: Math Lucille Weaver: Health Elvira West: Vocational Amy Williams: Fine Arts Manuel Wolner: Social Science Edward Zych: Vocational OFFICE STAFF Lottie Janas , Shirley Waxman , Cecile Smith, Jane Higginbotham , Muriel Francis, Betty Jane Wilson The C051 C1 S 5 Q Q rn Q S SNA? irgfj dcraft The pmu'pose of the Adcrait Club is to advertise, with pos- ters , all oi the dances and special activities of the school. The members make posters for the Senior Play, the Senior Prom, and the school concerts each term. They also make several posters each year for the United Foundation Torch Drive. W Y 13' films: q. Row One: Georgia Kelly, Faye Martell, Sec.g Carl Schurer, Pres.g Mari1yn'Justin, Vice Pres.-Treas.g Adele Hoover, Mary Lazaroffg Row Two: Kay Vatterg Mary Lee Parker, Charlotte Costag Rhoda Rosche, Judy Wassbergg Gladys Callawayg Elvina Hogle, Sponsorg Row Three: Mary Lou Farkas, Peggy Bowmang Ron Myers, Kay Keckoneng Pat Bowmang Phyllis Cunninghamg Colette Fentong Row Four: Rowena Lamet, Charles Jonesg Jimmy DeRoccog Harold Buttg John Ballg Ernest Dayg Evelyn Roek. Future Retailers This group aims to produce a cooperative spirit among all the distributive education groups in the city. The club promotes in- terest in intelligent selection of retailing as a career, and de- velops and strengthens the con- fidence of the boys and girls in themselves. The club, a member of the city, state, and national .M organization, is sponsored by the Retail Merchants Association. 5 2 VMW Row One: Janice Chance, PatsyHosking, Sec., Boblleppner, Pres., Joyce Stalo, Vice Pres.g Bill Davis, Treas. 5 Beverly Brown, State Treas.g Row Two: Joaxme Cook, Esther Thornpsong Joanna Pinnickg Barbara Lumag Margaret Starkg Barbara Link, Sharon Hamiong Irene Baranski , Sponsor, Row Three: Carol Elo, Betty McNabg Pat Kristg Pat Dabickg Merillis Evtngerg Mar- jorie Hembreeg Ruth Dietzelg Row Four: Louis Brueggemanng Bruce Horn, Patricia Turnerg Barbi Blanchardg David Burkhartg Ronald Welsh. page fifty-eight ilver Y-Teens The Silver Y-Teens ls spon- sored by the Y. W. C.A. and is open to nlnth and tenth grade glrls. The members work toward fur- therlng the fellowship of women and girls who realize those ldeals of personal and social llvlng to which they are comm ltted by their Christian faith. The glrls par- ticipate ln both school and city- wide activities. E as . X. . . i irq Yah? Row One: Nancy Albrechtg Betsy Albrightg Jane Decker, Chap.g Barbara Bales, Sec.g Bev- erly Beckman, Pres.g Dorella Hosklng, Treas.g Marilyn Pratt, I.C.C. Rep.3 Diana Lawthers. Row Two: Diane Kaiserg Elizabeth Weston: Jeanette Fortunag Marion Mazzag Carol Stahl: Edna Van Rentenghemg Beverly Gerlgkg Donna Strathg Gall Mowbray: Evelyn Bonnlngton, Sponsor. Row Three: Linda J ohnsong Karen Artznerg Barbara Vaughn: Betty Malleyg Marilyn Hulslanderg Joyce Banksg Margaret Balasiag Jo Arme Westenbargerg Barbara Gageg Janette Edwards. Row Four: Sandra M. Cahill: Gladys Callaway: Mary Jenkinsg Bette Schick: Claudia Christyg Mary Ball: Barbara Blllardg Janis Luster: Shirley Manser. A - -f enior , .qi 'Y - ff- f--fx if Y-Teens Q ,.1' 11 ' Q' ' Nr' 1 The purpose of the Senior Y- Teens is to promote a spirit of friendliness t h r o u g ho u t the school, and to carry out projects to better the general welfare of the school and community. The two goals of each member are to grow ln spirit, mind, and body: and in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nation- alities. 3 f r-...4 -QS: Row One: Marion Bryden, l.C.C. Rep.g Mary Jean Crocker, Rec. Sec.: Sallie Palin, Vice- Pres.: Sue Poyntz, Pres.: Marilyn Pogue, Corr. Sec.: Sophie Condos, Treas. Row Two: Liz Lucas: Terry Thompson: Carol Eversg KathrynAdamsg Faye Dukes: Dewann Burchig Marguerite Hellsten, Sponsor. Row Three: Barbara Ray: Christine Sanquistg Jane Bolenderg Beverly Browng Mary Lou Siegleg Kathleen Graubner. page fifty-nine ul iles ' ,if f :si ' i , S355 ,Q Q ' 1 T Latin Club The Latin Club furthers the studyand enjoyment of Latin and provides social entertainment for its members. Each sprlng, the club holds a RomanBanquet dur- ing which the members dress and eat as the Romans did. This se- mester it also held a Thanksgiv- ing Party at anorphanage and vis- ited the University of Michigan. Row One: Faye Martell: Jerry Logan, P1dgmr.:Beth Royal, Sec.: Marllynnwassberg, Vice- Pres.: Joyce Bone, Pres.: Bill Toy, Treas.: Marta Steinmetz: Marcia Moeller: Jeanne Seeds: Row Two: Pat Hervlg: Georgia Noomle: Marcia Hlrschfield: Rhoda Rosche: Karen Sorvari: Charlotte Costa: Barbara Denyes: Pat Bedford: Sharon Rlx: Kitty Wilson: Abbie Whyte: Elmer Polzln, Sponsor: Row Three: Fred Prahl: Sharon Domber: Pat Ellen Drake: Shirley Salankl: Shirley Blunden: Carolyn Holcroft: Joan Kissick: Millle Schmitz: Sylvia Jong: Marilyn Keller: Dave McDowell: Row Four: Patt Drake: Cynner Weir: Kay Keller: Charlene Edwards: Nancy Watson: Virginia Large: Eleanor Meeks: Beverly Kelly:CarolynnRoberts: Mary Ltndeman: Mary Henry: Row Five: Donna Marlatt: MaryGalneder:MargaretDempster:Blll Moeller: Fred Hope: Janet Powell: Jeanette Schuerholz: Florence Eubank: Nancy Lenox: Evelyn Roek: Jeanne Weimar: Norma Van 'hxylg Nancy Plastow: Nancy Gibb. s VT Current ffairs Club The Current Affairs Club was formed four years ago for the purpose of promoting general ln- terest ln contemporary affairs. Last spring the club held a mock Republican National Convention. This semester the main project of the club was to promote interest among the students inthe nation- al elections. Stay juz Row One: Lois Yandell: Nancy Nixon, Corr. Sec.: Patt Drake,Vice-Pres.: Marylean Crock- er, Pres.: Carol Phillips, Rec. Sec.: Marldean Ambrose, Treas.:Jean Wagner: Row Two: Ron- ald Llnn: Ann Head: Barbe Barton: Janet Thompson: Janet Cleary: Shirley Blunden: Margaret Weldon: Alfred Meyers,Sponsor: Row Three: Marilyn McGeorge: Margie Nette: Judy Qulrk: Roberta Jolmson: Judy Horton: Mlllle Schmitz: Joyce Bone: Judy Ricketts: Row Four: Gall Smith: Nancy Plastow: Evelyn Roek: Bill Heath: Davld Hull: Bill Peters:TomChamberlain5 Don Hem- street: Chuck Funk. page sixty T h f 3- Q panish Cluh The Spanish Club was organ- ' lzed forthe purpose of furthering the interest in the Spanish language, promoting good-will between its members and Latin American countries, and making friends with the Mexicans llvlng in Detroit. In carrying out these purposes, they correspond with students in Puerto Rico, visit Mexican restaurants, and see Mexican movies. R V 3 . I . Row One: Carol Stephans: Gloria Zarysky: J ean Wagner: Mary Neffner, Sec.: Charlotte Thompson, Pres.: Mary Jean Crocker, Vice-Pres.: Judy Quirk, Treas.: Shlrle Babln: Mar- garet Weldon. Row Two: Sue Poyntz: Kay Knutine: Shirley Jones: Mary Lou MacGregor: Mona O'Connor: Sandy Findlay: Pat Parkinson: Shirley Swanson: Judy Bement: Marllynn Schonfeld. Row Three: Richard Hubbard: Suzanne Kafer: BeverlyRunclman: Jeanetta French: Carol Fisk: Dorothea Steyskal: Sue Schoenberg: Pat Bloom: Carole Louise Cooper: Diane Dietle. Row Four: Bob J illson: Margie Nette: Marilyn McGeorge: Susan Murray: Sally Rohrer: Betty Jean Bialko: Ann Head: Marilyn Dresser: Nancy Doubledee: Mary Ann Hafke. Row Five: Dwight Crane: Judy Fllcklnger: Judy I-lorton: Pat McCurdy: Beth Heuman: George Stephens: Dave Huffman: Judy Gallagher: Jann Williams: Gloria Deckert: Gretchen Ridderhof. . , . - t 3 A I 1 g . ., g i 8 ' s F 5 3 f 5 is-si Row One: Cynthia Weir: Peggy Zuelch, Treas.: Margaret Hammond, Corr. Sec.: Lois Yandell, Pres.: Carol de Ravignon, Vice-Pres.: Marilyn Brackett, Rec. Sec.: Roberta Johnson: Betty Shuptrine. Row Two: Joanne Machin: Sophia Condos: Joyce Adams: -Ann Cutler: Anne Trese: Bev Barrett: Jayne Wilson: Evelyn Helman: Carol Kirkland. Row Three: Sally Staples: Alice Steed: Barbara Burnham: Barbara Bollk: Katherine Farr: Joyce Mendenhall: Grace Engling: Sue Koepfgen: Pat Ellen Drake. Row Four: Joan Kissick: Judy Leavengood: Gail Smith: Nancy Plastow: Yvonne Dujardin: Eleanor Large: Mary Lue Condon: Sally Myers. Row Five: Karen Peterson: Judy Ricketts: Pat Smith: Faye Wilkinson: Norma Woodin: Rowena Lamet. Page sixty-one French Club This club was formed to fur- ther the understanding of the French language and to create an interest in France and the French people. The club supports a school in France. lt raises the money for this school by doing various projects, suchas, selling fudge at Senior Plays and selling Christmas wrapping paper. W W xwwywmflwnlwwwr aw 1 if l. f, ,fins Q . as . cyl K 5 'XL' Q. p ' W A T ive saggy-Inf' Husk Hi-Y The purpose of Husky l-li-Y is to serve the schooland community to the best of its ability and to provide Christian fellowship among all its members. Some of its activities are: ushering and checking coats at school functions 3 printing football programsg sup- porting Y.M.C.A. activitiesg and performing Christian deeds when- ever possible. Row One: Larry Chrouch, Pldg. Mast., Don Voltmer, Sec.g Chuck Sharp, Pres.g Garrett Turrall, Vice-Pres., Louie Brueggemann, Treas.g Larry Berarducci, Chap. Row Two: Jerry Burtg Tom Barnhartg Jerry Parker, Jerry Atking Dan Currie, Oscar Fosmoe, Sponsor. Row Three: Herb Smithg Barrie Woodg Jim Simmonsg Mel Bleitz. Ke, Club Seitz Trophy winners--that s our Key Club. This busy club aims to develop leadership and initiativeg to provide experience in living and working together, to serve school and communityg to prepare for useful citizenshlpg and to accept and promote the constitutional objectives of Ki- wanis International. I .M 1 ...naw-I4 N w-A W 1 1-1.- T,,, M... Row One: Chuck Sharp, 12th Grade Rep., Terry King, Sgt. at Arms, Pete Farough, Sec. 3 Jamie Martin, Pres.g Bill Moeller, Vice-Pres., Jerry Logan, Treas.g Bill Toy, 11th Grade Rep. Row Two: Dick Woodg Bob Wrayg Dick Roeg Edward LeBuda, 12A Rep. 3 Jerry Parker, Fred Smith, Bob Woody John Bovill, Sponsor. Row Three: Gordon Rogers, Ralph Irwin, Bob Jillsong Garrett Turrallg Bob Demarayg Russell Myersg Terry Straka. Row Four: Walter, Kriewaldg Tom Cogswellg Larry Chrouchg Jim Simmonsg Bob Sellers, Bill Peters. page sixty-two 2' T 3 ft if E 2 i Q i . ,A ' if A M Pied H.-Y Q Red Hi-Y's purpose ls to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and com- munity hlgh standards of Christian character. Its annual projects are helping at freshmen mixers, selling book covers, selling lce cream at football games, keeping score at the games, and helping Saturdays at the Y.M.C.A. Fun Club. Row One: Harold Butt, Chuck Howie, Phil Wickey, Treas., Charles Jones, Vice-Pres., Fred Glelow, Pres., John Lama, Sec., Bill Peters, Pldg. Mast., Maynard Evans, Chap. Row Two: Dave Schultz, Richard Moore, Paul Carlsen, Leewilllams, BobWray, Dick Houghton, Richard Wade, John Cameron, Ernest Deason, Sponsor. Row Three: Ken Sa.nter, Albert Hosklng, Norm l-losking, Wayne Scott, John Anderson, Juri Koolmar, Dick Odgers, Mike Fitch. Row Four: Clarence Abrams, Jack Buller, TerryKlng, Dick Raison, Dick Hansen, Robert Smith, Tom Chamberlain. Row Five: John Anderson, Don Gascon, Dick Anderson, Bob Mattson. n. rg '5 g5 W fltflki Gro, Hi-Y Maintenance and extension of high standards of Christian char- acter is the purpose of this group. Each year the club helps in the .s program for Redford's freshmen mixers, and this year the mem- bers have assisted the Y.M.C.A. in its Saturday morning programs. ' XJ QQK Row One: Ward Edwards, Pldg. Mast., Bill Stotz, Chap., Dave Huffman, Treas., Robert Meyers, Vice-Pres., Lee Guxm, Pres., Richard Gaskill, Sec., Steve Schoenberg, Sgt. at Arms, J lm Bloom. Row Two: Steve Betteridge, George Hastings, Dennis Nisle, Bill Tuttle, Jerry Ricketts, Ronald Hutchinson, Chuck Bishop, Dick Hubbard. Row Three: Bill Micheau, Dennis Hooker, Don Johnson, George Coffey, Bruce Chapman, Bob J illsong DanWootton, Bruce Doolittle, Reinhold Kltzmann, Sponsor. Row Four: Chuck Carter, Tom Cogswell, Bob Johnson, Ted Reissing, Andy Agren, Chuck Shields. page sixty-three Thespians The purpose of the Thespians, as stated in their constitution, ls to be of service to the school as and coxnmunltyg to foster good fellowship throughout the student bodyg and to promote an apprecia- tion of dramatlcs in the school. They give a medal each year to the senior student contributing if-.f M outsrandmgly to dramaucs. 9 2 xxx Row One: Judygaye. Hildebrand, I-Iist.g Sheilah Newell, Rec. Sec .5 Cynthia Weir, Vice-Pres.g Carol Stickels, Pres.5 Carolyn Wood, Corr. Sec.g Patt Drake, Treas.g Donna Dilworth, Sponsor. Row Two: Mary Sue Curryg Barb Harrisg Mary Neffnerg Peggy Wallaceg Marcia Hirschfieldg Carol Kleing Bev. Barrettg Val Yurgalite. Row Three: Colette Fentong Mary Ann I-Iafkeg Judy Butlerg Grace Englingg Sue Schoenbergg Ellie Cooperg Sue Davidsong Mary Lois MacDougall. Row Four: Nancy Nixong Pat Mortong Janet Clearyg Judy Gallagherg Carol Guyg Carol Kirklandg Carolyn Kowalikg Judy .Wilson. Row Five: Millie Schmitzg Beth Royalg Judy MacAlpineg Judy Smithg Roberta Johnsong Greta Hellumg Kay Kellerg Sue Tuttle. l . I De-bnnalre The Debonaire Club gives its members a better understanding of the merchandising and business fields. The club's largest yearly project is its presentation of an annual spring fashion show in w i an ..,...,.- which the members model the 1 garments. Each term the club also holds a tea for a retailing club from another school. Row One: Jean Van Alsburgg Joan I-Ieyen, Hist.g Gloria Hoffmann, Rec. Sec.g Shirley Golden, Vice-Pres.g Elizabeth Ward, Pres.g Rita Lipke, Corr. Sec.g Carol Lunsford, Treas.g Joyce Thiry. Row Two: Jane Adams, Sponsorg Marilyn Justing Marilyn MacDonaldg Ellen Dowlingg Joan Grantg Barbara Burnhamg Kitty Wilsong Sheilah Newellg Pat Mortong Joan Tratheng Maxine Stiffen. Row Three: Carolyn Woody Judygaye Hildebrandg Mary Lois MacDougallg Maridean Ambroseg Barbi Blanchardg Gloria Kamasis. page sixty-four eolian '1'he Aeollan Club aims toglve service to the school and com- munity: to promote good fellow- ship throughout the student body: to support the school ln its ac- tlvltles: and to foster good music ln the school. Each semester an award is given to the student selected for contributing the most to music. 5 5 1 2 2 Z Row One: Patt Drake: Betty Shuptrlne, Pldg, Mist.: Roberta Johnson, Treas.: Norma Woodin, Rec. Sec.: Ruth Roberge, Pres.: Sue Tuttle, Vice-Pres.: Maridean Ambrose, Corr. Sec.: Judy Qulrk, Hist.: Lois Yandell: Roberta Thompson, Sponsor. Row Two: Dorothy Perkins: Barb Harris: Marg Weldon: Shirley Swanson: Pat Bedford: Marilynn Wassberg: Ellen Dowling: Sally Merritt: Carol Lunsford: Cynner Weir: Nellie Hovanesian: CarolPorath: Janet Thompson. Row Three: Marllyne Baker: Pat Ellen Drake: Sharon Rlx: Ann Head: Beth Royal: Mary Ann Hafke: Marilyn Smith: Kitty Wilson: Nan Nixon: Judy Leavengood: Millie Schmitz. Row Four: Joyce Bone: Carolyn Kinzel: Maureen O'Toole: Donna Baker: Doris Wagner: Mary Lue Condon: Shirley Blunden:CarolynWood: Joanne Weimar: Nancy Lenox: Judy Meidell. Row Five: J udygaye Hildebrand: Margie Nette: Judy Horton: Jeanette Schuerholz: Norma Van Tyle: Mary Jean Crocker: Evelyn Roek: Marcia Moeller: Pat Whing: Mary Hendry. 3 Row One: Marion Hughes, Sponsor: Janet Beaver: Nancy Howell: Treas.: Joanne Machln , Pres.: Peggy Zuelch, Vice-Pres.: Barbara Bolik: Joan Kissick: Jane Morse. Row Two: Mary Sue Curry: Carol Stickels: Susan Harnden: Katherine Farr: Joyce Mendenhall: Carol Klein: Colette Fenton: Jayne Wilson: Mary Lois MacDougall. Row Three: Ioan Aspbury: Carolyn Kowalik: Sally Stow: Diane Dietleg Sheilah Newell: J an Harrington: Jan Phillips: Carol Phillips. Row Four: Yvonne Dugardin: Judy MacAlpine: Margaret Dempster: Mary Ellen Gilbert: Janet MacKenzie: Judy Ricketts: Charlotte Thompson. Row Five: Faye Wilkinson: Pat Smith: Carol de Ravlgnon: Rowena Lamet. Not Pictured: Dayle Ellis, Sec. page sixty-five Vigilanti The object of Vigilantl is to put forth a united effort toward friendship, service, and recrea- tion: and to increase appreciation and recognition of literature and literary expression. In carrying out its literary alms, Vigilanti gives an award to the senior con- tributing the most to the school in speech work and in writing. Horn Huskers Every Wednesaay in the lunch- room during the tenth hour, you can hear the clapping hands, stamping feet, and gay enthusi- astic voices of Redford's happy Korn Huskers. This lively group's purpose is to create a greater interest in square dancing and to provide social entertainment for its members. Row One: Robert Cook: Carole Colby: Pat Beatty, Sec.: Robert gleyers, Pres.: Marlou Newcomb,Vice-Pres.: Bob McGill, Treas.: Maxine Steffen: Mildred erman. Row Two: Kay Knutine: Sally Fetner: Sally Blackburn: Janet Dexter: Joan Sarver: Beverly Telling: Gladys Callaway: Faye Dukes: Sally Rnhrer. Row Three: Sallie Palln: Harry Bowman: Judy Butler: Betty Burgess: Audrey Kasteluc: Dewann Burchi: Bernardine Swenor: Nancy DuVall: Susan Murray. Row Four: Pat Rogers: Marilyn Dresser: Sharon Bingham: Geraldine Block: Jann Williams: Jeanine Colby: Judie Flickinger: Virginia Fowler. Row Five: Bob Covell: Lee Eng- wall: Charles Pratt: Wayne Stoddard: Richard Stoltz: Chuck Favor: ShermanJ. Butler: James Ellis: Bob Cameron: Fred Watson. odern Heirs This club includes both the Home Economics and the Modern Decorators Clubs. Its goal is to further the members' knowledge in the field of Home Economics and to acquaint them with the ad- vantages of that field. Members are divided into special interest groups which meet and plan their activities for the term. ...WM tese -ef y is tb-4 ai F EX - 1 I kXA1'N 6. L'Z Row One: Shirley Golden: Pat Mattson, Sec.: Ellen Toynton, Co-Pres.: Caroll Jones, Co- Pres.g Joan Trathen, Vice-Pres.: Evelyn Reinking: Sheila Baskin. Row Two: Shirley Jones: Joan Sarver: Mari1ynPogue: Sue Fenwick: Georgia Kelly: Rita Edwards: Betty Pierce, Sponsor. Row Three: Ruth Hoisington: Jean Skeldon: Janet Strachan: Ann Gunstrom: Betty Bmu'ke: Janice Chance: Joyce Evans: Lydia Stephenson. Row Four: Charlotte Olson: Cathy Fitzpatrick: Shirley Simons: Sally Rohrer: Billie Murphy: Carol Aleman: Delores Whitehouse. Row Five: Janice Rice: Kathryn Prusi: Carolyn Young: Lorene Benz: Mary Reinking: Gloria Hoffman. page sixty-six Marksmanship Club The sale and competent use of firearms, as taught in the Rifle Club, gives its members a pro- tection agalnst accidents with rifles. Target shooting allows the development of a hobby under supervision, along with valuable lessons ln sell-dlsclpllne and team work. The opportunity for national competition promotes a regard and appreciation of sklll. li w l-,Ngo X i-. Row One: Dorellaliosklngg AngelI.neDrlscollg' DavidCompton, Sec.g PatWllson, Vice-Pres.: Davld Hull, Pres. 3 Beverly Felt, Treas. 3 Janet Strachan: Dolores Plants. Row Two: James Black: Walter Sumarag Richard Moore: Carole Sutyakg Faye Hathaway: Betty Merog Harriett Endressg Elizabeth Glstg Richard Stuckey, Coach. Row Three: David Taylor: Margaret Wrote: Nellie Thornton: Erik Vartiaineng Henry Vozkag Donald Howittg Loune Billings. Row Four: William Mitchellg Jim Baxter: Marvin Marx: J lm Raisong Marv Carlisle: Tom Jagielog David Jacksong Sherman Butler. I ' Q' at k n sl. of asf -4 1 an 1 at Fluh . ,cl F ,CV :. ff 'S' - 7 ' The R Club helps in the ,Q 4, x S 1 A g J . . promotlonof good sportsmanship y - I - , K.e' l and sporting events in the school. S W ' X In the past, the club has helped M. ' . . Q at school games and has done its b h ' 7 K ' S 1 ' N best to make them a success re- - ' H - e . ' H. A y . Q gardlessof the score. Eachyear ' 4 , Q . ,, ' Q B - 4 k 1 f' A Q 2 - in aneffort to raise funds for the . N tx 0 ff, W M11 S ,fr'1i A A--ll' y - L., I school, the group has held a ' S f ,. v --N 1 y - Faculty- R Club basketball v . .1 N 'J ..,,-J -'N 0' W I Q , , game. X X A A . l . ' S ' x . G v ' Z: xx 4 A Dru: 5 Lx 1 I s C +-- 4 . ' ' b f - ' N ff' a- x G' M in Q N. 1 , a Row One: John Lama, Chap.g Chuck Sharp, Sec.: Ken Santer, Pres.g A1ManSer, Vice-Pres.: Dan Jenkins, Treas.g Bill Streng, Sgt. at Arms. Row Two: Jerry Parker: Don Voltmerg Louis Brueggemanng Bill Hershey: David Rigouletg Richard Manserg Bill Toy. Row Three: Bob Ziellnskig Walt Kriewaldg Dick Anderson: Marv Carlisleg John D. Compton: Bill Deacon. Row Four: Doug Gembisg Mel Bleltzg Dick Thompson: Al O'Brieng Jim Bloomg Jim Berger: John Brown. page sixty-seven Nr Row One: Marta Steinmetz, Vice-Pres.g Lorraine Steyskalg Val Yurgaliteg Betty Mero, Pres.g Pat Hervigg Nancy Gould, Sec.5 Jann Williams, Treas. Row Two: Marilyn Jacksong Stella Bickfordg Laura Ingham, Shirley Swanson, Marcia Hirchfleldg Janet Dexteyg Joanna Dull, Guenivere Crane, Charlotte Olson. Row Three: Lenore Thorp, Eleanor Meeksg Sally Rohrerg Carole Pytusg Harriett Endressg Patricia Drabnickg Deann Cordesg Margaret Dempster. Row Four: Ann Castatorg Cathy Fitzpatrickg Mary Lewisg Carolyn Youngg Betty Bomarg Gruen McBride, Mary Reinkingg Evelyn Reinking. ateria edica The Materia Medica Club was organized to interest the girls .of Redford High School in the fields of nursing and medicine. This club visits various hospitals and colleges and listens to speakers to get an idea of what jobs ln the medical profession have to offer. The purposes of the Girls' Athletic Association are to pro- mote girls' sports and to sponsor intermural and inter-school games. It also tries to give its members executive experience in handling sports, to build in them school spiritg and to foster the ideals of good sportsmanship and fellowship which are so necessary to every school. 'T' ly fa. Q is, sr , 'wi' V Row One: Nancy Gould, Recorder of Pointsg Evelyn Roek, Sec.g Marilyn Smith, Pres Phyllis Faunce, Vice-Pres.g Charlotte Mason, Treas.g Jane Robey. Row Two: Marilynr Wassbergg Kay Carter, Pat Benedict, Liz Collinsg Sue Schoenberg, Dorothyl-Iackerg Betty Soos Sponsor. Row Three: Iris Calving Ruth I-Iavrillag Sue Poyntzg Faye Martell, VirginiaLarge, Betty Sharp, Beth Heurnang Janet Thompson. page sixty-eight WT' ql'4. . Q ga LN ' A . '- 6? 'T - W I Y Biolo This club's purpose is to bring K Q. ,, S students interested in biology and i yy 1 J N It ns relatedflelds mm 1 cum which makes tleld trips and visits to various colleges to see their re- search laboratorles. Studying with microscope is included a- Q mong their activities. To finance f the club, the members sell holly l 1 , each Christmas. Row One: Allce Steed, Liz Lucas, Kay Knutlne, Sec., Bob Jamieson, Pres., Paul W. Eman- uelsen,Vlce-Pres., Michael Fortuna, Treas., Dorothy Tryon,Sponsor, Row Two: Mildred Ber- man, Janet Strachan, Bernardlne Slvenor, MargaretWrote, Joan Pless, Jerry Ricketts, Bob Mc- Gill, Robert Murphy, Row Three: Robert Mercer, Janet Crane, Roger Llndemyer, Howard Han- dor!, Daniel Hawley, Leonard Harshaw, Herb Smith, James King. S escor 'f' The Natural Exact Science Club ot Redford, better known as Nescor, was formed to promote S J a sclentlilc interest among stu- dents of the school. By taking W-'V field trips, the members hope to learn more about the many sci- N ence vocations. Nescor presents an award each semester to the K outstanding senior science stu- dent. ,Nj Row One: George W. Carter, Marta Stelnmetz, Bob Jamieson, Vice-Pres., Gene Hanson, Pres., MildredBerman, Sec.-Treas., Kathryn Adams, Row Two: Marilyn Jackson, Karen Mit- ton, Jerry Delene, Ward Edwards, Harriett Endressg Bill Matheson, Robert Baumgartner, Spon- sor, Row Three: Michael Fortuna, Richard Lamparter, Jim Humbert, David Treglown, Jim King, Robert Meyers, Robert Jillson. -...ink . Q 5 , O I ,O . I f V -. ii? Apiy Splash! There go the mem- bers o! the Girls Aquatic Club! The G.A.C. was organlzedto give Redford 's girls an interest in swimming and to encourage com- petition among the girls' swim- ming classes. Each year lt spon- sors an lntermural swimming meet, a co-ed splash party, and a splash party for freshmen girls. ff? Row One: Rhoda Rosche, Faye Hathaway, Carol Stoeckel, Pres., Nancy Williams, Sec.- Treas., Joan Trathen, Row Two: Beverly Telling, Sharon Sutton, Carolyn Stuckey, Abbie Whyte, Anne Trese, Marilyn Dorethy, Row Three: Karen Sorvari, Ruth Koski, Carolyn Roberts, Ann Castator, Joyce Sorvarl, Lucille Weaver, Sponsor. page sixty-nlne at me mateur Radio Club The Redford Amateur Radio Club was started ln February, 1952, to gather together all the Hams in Redford and give them a chance to carry on their hobby during their vacant hours at school. To do thls, a transmitter and receiver were purchased and a station was set up in the radio room on the third floor of the new building. ..,,s- 5' 'M Row One: Stewart Turner: Bill Irwin: John Spurrier, Pres. 3 Miles Welter, Vice-Pres.-Sec.- Treas.g Ronald Hutchinson. Row Two: Dan Currie: Chris Gielowg 'Dom Tullseng Jim Becker: Arnold Proehlg Bob Borchertsg Daniel Schoenlng. Harmonie This club, new to Redford this year, has as its purpose the furthering of knowledge and in- terest in music. Eachmember contributes at meetings by pre- senting either an instrumental or. a vocal composition. This group attends one musical program a semester and is working on its own musical program. . vp. A Xe- E Row One: Ann Faulkuer, Program Ch.: Mary Levitan, Corr. Sec.: Barbara McDonald, Pres., Chuck Favor, Vice-Pres., Marilyn Pollock, Treas.: Barbara Ray, Rec. Sec. Row Two: Joann Gistingerg Sarajane McNulty: Nancy Casey: Sue Crothersg Delorise Skovlundg Sandra M. Cahill: Eleanor Sherman: Sallie Paling Loretta Petrosky, Sponsor. Row Three: Janet Stark, Elaine Anderson: Carol Parker: Geraldine Fisher: Beverly Dixon: Jane McAlonan3 Beverly Signor. Row Four: Joan Langthorneg Joanne Waechterg Bob Cameron: Donna Marlattg Nan Paterson, Florence Cole. in HSCOtS 3 fs Pictured here are the founders of another new Redford group , the Mascots. The club was formed for freshmen and sophomore girls by the Redford High Parents Club. The object of this new or- ganization is to encourage and promote school spirit. As its first project, this energetic group has started a cheering section for all sports activities. Row One: Elizabeth Ward: Mary Sue Curry, Sec.: Judygaye Hildebrand, Chairman: Elaine McLaughlin. Row Two: Yvonne Dujarding Joanne Weimar: Margie Netteg Mary Sadoway, Sponsor. page seventy CTD aft! 'V' flf fe' f Chess l The Chess Club alms to ln- crease interest ln the game of chess and to teach the game to hoysandgtrls who are not famll- iar with the game, This term the club planned to have two tourna- ments, one with some faculty members, and one with students V. from another school. t V KV? Row One: Robert Ketvlt, Ernest Day, John Emanuelsen, Pres., Pat llervlg, Sec., Bill Mathe- son, Row Two: David Jackson, Edward Coleman, Ray Schooley, Klt Gtelow, Anthony Franek, Sponsor. 'peakers' f Bureau The Speakers Bureauwas or- ganlzed for the purpose of de- livering speeches and announce- ments about current topics here at Redford. These speeches are made during third and eighth hours. Every year most of the members enter the University of Michigan Forensic Contest, and some enter various other compe- tltion. T Row One: Pat Breten, ValYurga1lte, Sally Staples, Vice-Pres., Charlotte Thompson, Pres., Jtnl Motr, Sec., Marilyn McGeorge, Row Two: Joanne Machln, Mary Neffner, Marcia Mac- Alllster, Peggy Wallace, Carole Cooper, Joan Martlndale, Carol Lunsford, Rita Lipke, Row Three, Helen Coutts, Sponsor, Norma Lock, Nancy Howell, Peggy Zuelch, Rosalind Johnson, Marlon Dryden. 2-K 315 1 '95 As P? The X2 Club gives mathemat- lcally minded students an oppor- tunlty to learn about and examlne the various fields of mathematics not taught in high school. Each year the club carrles out two pro- jects: selling slide rules, and holding a joint meeting with the Nescor Club. -CA I S Row One: Marta Steinmetzg Harold Graboske, Sec., Jolm Emanuelsen, Pres., Jim Knack, Vice-Pres., Barbara Bo11k,Treas., Tom Chamberlain, RowTwo: JerryDelene,Willlam Wurst, Bill Matheson, Michael Fortnma, Jim Kerr, Richard Lamparter, Samuel Kaner, Sponsor, Row Three: EdwardCo1eman, Robert Meyers, J1mRaison, BobBorcherts, Miles Welter, Bob Mattson. page seventy-one N Q FE TUBE ff 5 d Hoji's shadow-- Carl Stenzhorn indale , Stable Boys f E 3 s i 2 1 Q 'xi Xb T ds- V K, www ,ff A W' 534 ary. 4, a,l.l'Q.n'b'u':'r's'f':.o' Come and get it! Go! Go! Go! Matt Seward, John Thomas, Ross Diamond page seventy-two Q - Little does she know-- George Ridley, Joan Mart Outpost Rally ff 'F'-.2 TTR CTIU L - X I 'Q L if 4 G ie A' QYW , A ik 1' iv .n -L.. N '- 1' 5 -' 1, s .bv 1. ,'x,,fx?f . Y ' ' 4 I' W x K ' ' . '. ' ' 1 fl gy . ,A 'X -Q' Q Q aff gg. Q Q AJ AJ ah n:.'5,,:' .l.-elm 'za' k' . 3 . 3--Q The Band in Review--led by Ray which witch is which? Carol Lunsford, John Mager L L yi 5 M11 1.x'xQY- Debonaire Formal Initiation Vigilantis and their scrap ..... book page seventy-three F. - fs. New Little Aeolians, being initiated by Ruth Roberge A' Q Blazer taff The Blazer As a program serves to remind the theater-goer of a play, THE BLAZER serves as the memory book of Redford students. THE BLAZER represents graduates, school clubs and activities, faculty, and athletics . Row One: Lois Yandell, Club Editorg Johnny Mager, Co-Feature Editor, Margaret Weldon, Co-Feature Editorg Betty Shuptrine, Editor- in-Chiefg Miles Welter, Business Mgr., Mary Jean Crocker, Class Editor, Jim Raison, Boys' Sports Editor, Tim Richard, Photo Editor. Row Two: Myron Horowitz, Adv. Advisorg Judy Quirk, Copy Editorg Elizabeth Ward, Girls' Sports Editorg Carol Porath, Faculty Editorg Cynthia Weir, Art Editorg Karen Mitton, Adv. Mgr., Beverly Brown, Ass't. Editor-in-Chiefg Janet Harrington, Margaret Cully, Advisor. Row Three: Ruth Robergeg Iris Phippeng Kathryn Adamsg Jean Van Alsburgg Patt Drakeg Sue Tuttleg, Marta Steinmetzg Jane Morse. Row Four: RichardGaskillg Norma Wooding Gloria Hoffmanng Shirley Golden, Wayne Martens. gl e is ee f x Y LN K V V Quirk, Crocker, and Weldon Pasting up pictures Raison and Richard Checking Picture Lists Hoffman, Golden, Cully, and Mager 'fVery Good! says sponsor--tongue in cheek. page seventy-four Burr! suUP'rR1NR R . , sdiwr-in-chief 'Y is IX 5- 3 KAREN MITTON Advertising Manager MILES WELTER Business Manager LOIS YANDEL MARGARET WELDON A 5 Club Editor Co-Feature Editor N 1- TIM RICHARD Photo Editor G ,V -2. , . ff in Q ,R I A I Liz WARD Girls' Sports Editor CYNTHIA WEIR Art Editor -gf! Qi' 3 4 ' CAROL PORATH Faculty Editor KATHEENISDAMS HM RAISON P Boys' Sports Editor JUDY QUIRK Copy Editor L JOHN MAGER Co-Feature Editor ARY JEAN CROCKER. BEVERLY BROWN M Class Editor Ass't Editor-in-Chief page seventy-five Wm .X Outpost taff .eg ,-Qt wr ,ef-di The Outpost The purpose of THE OUTPOST is to provide invaluable journalistic training for its staff members, and to ac- quaint Redford students with what has happened concerning the school's activities. The staff members prepare all material for the paper, circulate and sell it themselves. E? Row One: Earl Sayer, Ass't.Editor-in-Chief, Jane Morse , EdltoralDirector, Janet Harrington, News Editor, Betty Shuptrine , Editor-in-Chief, Faye Wilkinson, Feature Editor, Mary Jean Crocker, Headline Editor, PatEllen Drake, AdvertisingManager. Row Two: Ernest Deason, Photo Adv., Joanne Machin, Carol Stickels, Georgia Noomie, Melba McKenzie, Pat Bedford, Colette Fenton, Joyce Mendenhall, Myron Horowitz, Adv. Row 'I'hree: Marilyn Smith, Judy Butler, Suzanne Kafer, Kay Keckonen, Mary AnnHafke, Millie Schmitz, Joan Kissick. Row Four: Judy Leaven- good, Peggy Zuelch, Judy Ricketts, Nancy Plastow, Jerry Logan, Richard Gaskill, Photo Editor, Bill Moeller. Row Five: Carol de Ravignon, Bill Toy, Wayne Martens, Tim Richard, Chuck Zam- pich, Norma Woodin. X.-:lf ,-' A Post-mortum for Rival Dummy The Outpost Staff ----- Working? J' I YM7 , Fun in the typing room. S page seventy-six tudent Council The Student Council, a group :I six students elected from each mal! grade, tries to promote sportsmanship: scholarship: and :rojects requested by students md faculty. Some of the activities mclude maintaining hall guards: issuing courtesy cards: rumilng L tutoring service: orlentatlng Freshmen to high school life: and nalntalnlng a juke box in the .unchroom. I - N i A at sf, T7 si. in 3 was 5 ' P'1'. Row One: Bill Streng, Sgt. at Arms: Carol de Ravignon, Sec.: Richard Crawford, Pres.: Joyce Bone, Vice-Pres.: Elaine McLaughlin, Treas.: Sally Christiansen, Hlst. Row Two: Carol Stickels: Mary Sue Curry: MaryMorris: Sue Christiansen: Judy Campbell: Kitty Wilson: Shellah Newell: Belinda Blanchard: Riki Belew, Sponsor. Row Three: Patt Drake: Jean Wagner: Jean Van Alsburg: Mary Lynn Paterson: Ann Lohrman: Alice Lohrman: Cynthia Weir: Su Tuttle. Row Four: Jane Shy: Dwight Crane: Dave Andrews: Fred Casslty: John Cameron: Bill Tuttle: Sue Fenton. Row Five: Charles J anke: Lee Gunn: Bob Demaray: Jamie Martin: J lm Berger: Clarence Abrams: Chuck Sharp. .xii ry 3 1 '- 5 it H : . S E j gf 1 1 LJ Row One: Don Vance: Joyce Bone, Hist.: Sue Tuttle, Sec.: Patt Drake, Vice-Pres.: Glenn Carlson, Pres.: Carol Lunsford, Treas.: George McGlinnen, Sgt. at Arms: Jim Bloom . Row Two: Val Yurgalite: Sue Fenwick: Carol Stickels: Marilyn Pogue: Margaret Weldon: Dayle Ellis: Colette Fenton: Cynthia Weir: Shellah Newell. Row Three: Jean Wagner: Jayne Wilson: Mary Lois MacDougall: Betty Mero: Harriett Endress: Sue Schoenberg: Carolynliowalik: Barbara Bolik: Judy MacAlpine. Row Four: Nancy Lenox: PatE1len Drake: Nancy Howell: Peggy Zuelch: Caroll Jones: Marta Stelnmetz: Joan Heyen: Marge Reno: Judy Meidell: Joan Miller. Row Five: Sherman Butler: Pat Smith: Jim King: Dick Houghton: Larry Chrouch: John Mager: Lee Gunn: Jerry Atkln: Mary Jean Crocker: Faye Martell. page seventy-seven .1 Dance Council The object of the Inter-Club Dance Council is to plan extra- curricular activities for the stu- dents of Redford. This includes providing dances, drop-ins, etc. The Dance Council plans only one semi-annual activity-the J-Hop. This semester the group has planned three dances and four drop-ins. -y iv, . f , u-'H p ! : L 1 :gf'.' 5 H2 - - - - . Q ,,,,f:gg g J s., -3 5 gal' .. V' , g ,jg '- ai QL Row One: Bill Streng, Treas., Faye Martell, Sec., Joyce Bone, Pres., Jane Robey, Sgt. at Arms, Lee Gunn, Vice-Pres. Row Two: Ken Santer, Richard Crawford, Jamie Martin, Bob Demaray, Bill Tuttle. otionol Honor . ociet The National Honor Society is an organization designated to honor high school citizens who have distinguished themselves in character, leadership, and schol- arship. Redford's members, chosen by a faculty committee, meet every semester at a break- fast in the lunchroom to welcome new members and elect officers. l portsmanship Council The Sportsmanship Council has a membership of eight rep- resentatives, who represent the Student Council, G.A.A. , and the R Club. The purpose of the group is topromote good sports- manship and school spirit at Red- ford, and to cooperate with the I.M.S.S.C. in promoting better relations among all Detroit students. K-f 5 we Row One: Bill Peters, Gloria Zarysky, Betty Shuptrine, Sec., Sue Tuttle, Pres., Tom Chamberlain, Vice-Pres. , Nellie Hovanesian, Kathryn Adams, Marta Steinmetz. Row Two Homer Clark, Karen Mitton, Joanne Machin, Dayle Ellis, Mary Sue Curry, Joyce Mendenhall, Betty Mero, Jeanne Randall, Beverly Runciman, Robert Foster, Sponsor. Row Three: Jan Har rington, John Emanuelsen, Mary Lue Condon, Karen Peterson, Joan Kissick, Joyce Bone, Millie Schmitz, Pat Ellen Drake, Judy Leavengood. Row Four: Roberta Jolmson, Judy Quirk, Mar jorie Klein, Beverly Brown, Jeanne Seeds, Jane Morse, Peggy Zuelch, Judy Ricketts, Row Five: Earl Habecker, Bill Porter, Pat Smith, Mary Jean Crocker, Faye Wilkinson, Carol de Ravignon, Chuck Sharp, Edward Coleman. 'fl 1 Nh 61.-s'Sf5Im ' I U if i t .. Row One: Tom Barnhart, Sgt. at Arms, Marilyn McGeorge, Treas., Janet Powell, Sec., Val Yurgalite, Pres., Pat Breien, Vice-Pres., Miles Welter, Hist. Row Two: Sharon Rix, Darrell Borgne, Georgia Noomie, Joan Martindale, Carole Louise Cooper, Nancy Doubledee, Carol Lunsford, Myra Barron, Sponsor. Row Three: Sue Davidson, Jodie Moody, J udygaye Hildebrand, Rosalind Johnson, Jerry Atkin, Jim Simpson, Pat Morton. Row Four: Carole Wajtyna, Judy MacAlpine, Clarence Abrams, Margi Hammond. page seventy-eight .P1. B. G. W.R.B.G. is a service or- ganization. Its members write and present advertisements over the P.A. system for school ac- tivities, give special amiounce- ments, direct A.M. and-F.M. radio programs into any rooms requesting them, and endeavor to co-operate with the entire school in any matter involving radio activity. f: 1' 'f tags Crew tg, The set was up for the play, but still there were dozens of things to be completed - a flat to touch up, a spotlight to adjust, etc. This is a glimpse of our busy stage crew. Work starts many hours before a production, and ends long after lt. These -W g , i jacks-of-all-trades are never seen, but without them there could Q I' A t' ml cs 'acl 3 nm, X : , , ,f be no show . . vk 5 I n' '3 f 'lla' Row One: Ray Schooleyg Jack Feldborgg Marv Carlisle, Max Klempertg Ron Westberg. Row Two: James Smlthg Don Wright, Ron White, Gordon Woessnerg James Schloemer. Row Three: John Anderson: John Eddyg Donald Schultz. Lihrar taff The student library staff is organized to give the students pre- vocational training and to render 2 . A . f 4 .DQ-0'.44L service to the school by assisting the librarians and the students. X At the same time, the staff is 3 enlarging its own knowledge of the use of books and library materials. Row One: Elaine Payette, Arlene Burgess, Sally Blackburn: Alice Steed: Delores Aodetteg fall Errlngton. Row Two: Faye Dukes, Pat Hervigg Barbara Hunyadig Carol Brasseurg Marilyn usting Mildred Berman, Carol Hopkins, Marcia Mae Allister, Pat Beatty. Row Three: Dolores Plants, Joann Garandg Mary Galnederg Sheilah Newell, Beverly Kelly: Sue Poynmg Carolyn Iolcroftg Shirley Klempertg Sylvia Davies. O I O 1 Ufflce Practice 1 I I I .tdlt Members of office practice classes are assigned to assist counselors and department heads each term. Their duties include cutting stencils, mlmeographing, typing, and for some people, dictation. In addition to gaining worthwhile, practical experience in office practice, these people also perform valuable service to the school. page seventy-nine 5 2 Row One: Lois Ann Parrish, Luella Bradshaw, Sue McElhaneyg Ann Parris, Joyce M. Dun- can, Janet Robinson, Pay Mayog Lillian Stella. Row Two: Mary Pellowg Rose Ann Nadeaug J acquelyn Waters, Miriam I-lirstg Anna Mae Prather, Joan Ratcliffeg Veryl Ellis, June Yates, Pat Benedict. Row Three: Leo Berg, Sponsor, Pat Sanchez, May Isherwoodg June I-lolgersong Nancy Ohlersg Beverly Brunsong Beverly Burnsg Virginia Chodkiewiezg Hazel Salmonsong Helen Blakeslee. Row Four: Nancy Williams: Betty Sharp, Pat Whingg Bun Twohey, Jean Pakulskig Mary Ann Echolsg Doretta Strong, Joyce Hillockg Jane Wermansen. if? 1 enior Play Cast Row One: CarolEversg George McGlinneng Joyce Duncan, Adele Hoover, Earl Sayer, Carol Lunsford, Row Two: Elizabeth Lucas, Jean Anderson, Gail Smith, John Emanuelseng Jarvis Williams, Edward LeBudag Joyce Trotter, Director, Row Three: George W. Carter, Tom Svingeng Bob Johnson, Bill Peters, Tom Chamberlain. THE BUY L FA ILY Committee Chairmen R. H. S.'s seniors of January, 1953, presented THE ROYAL FAMILY, their senior play, at 8:00 p.m. on November 6th and 7th, in the school auditoriuin. The story of the play revolved around Julie Cavendish, played by Joyce Duncan, who was the first lady of the stage. ,M To begin with, her mother, Fanny Cavendish, Adele Hoover, was determined to return to the stage, as was Herbert Dean, Earl Sayer, her mother's brother. Then, Julie's daughter, Gwen, Carol Lunsford, left the stage to marry-a wealthy playboy, Tom Svingen. To top it off, Anthony, played by George McGlirmen, the dashing, romantic son of Fanny had numerous hair-raising escapades while traveling to Hollywood, Europe, and India. Fanny died at the end of the play after Gwen had had a baby and had returned to the stage. The play ended ona note of, When one drops out, there's always been another to take his place ---- . Joyce Trotter directed the play. It was written by George Kaufman and Edna Ferber and was originally a Broadway pro- Ruth Roberge, costume, Betty Shuptrine, dl1Cti0Il- make-upg Carol Porath, publicity, Miles Welter, props. page eighty , . 5 . as , 1 X , A i i f' 1 It I E 'r Q Q 4. K 2 .Sr 1.0 ,Sf 1 En Garde! Just Practicing But I Love Him, Mother Rally And Furthermore, Herbert Dean ---- 'La Q Y? Finale But I'm An Actress, Perry! page eighty-one enior Band 1 Row One: Otto Gutowsky: Pat Whing: Tom Underwood: Earl Habecker: Nellie Thornton: Robert Kerr: Joyce Adams: Beverly Runciman: Faye Wilkinson: Row Two: Donna Marlatt: Bill Micheau: Jerry Logan: David Tschanz: TerryK.ing: Walter Priebe: Jim King: RobertMattson: Bill Bell: George Smith: Ron Hananay: Richard Crawford: Robert Mercer: Howard I-Iandorf: Row Three: Elaln Gignac: Richard Hollowell: David Ross: Richard Raison: Bill Comai: Donna Payne: Dick Hansen: Carol Hahn: Janice Carlson: Tom Barnhart: Charles Vreeland: Floyd Mayham: Howard Crumit: David McLellan: Bill Peters: Bob Jillson: Ralph Londal: Row Four: Dee Gilbert: Jim Simpon: Bob Johnson: Bill Moeller: Ralph Irwin: Richard Ehrle: Bob Taylor: Jim Humbert: Dick Tomalty: Bruce Hess: Bill Spaller: Dick Odgers: Mel Bleltz: Row Five: Wayne Madzch: Liz Lucas: Bill Morgan: Gene Hanson: Dave Thomp- son: John Thomas: Bob Genty: Ray Schooley, Drum Major: Ken Humbert, Senior Band. enior Orchestra Row One: Lois Raass: Florence Cole: Bill Porter: John Anderson: Mary Ann Hafke: Karen Christ- enson: Row Two: Louise Muller: Elaine McLaughlin: Virginia Large: Donna Bright: Evelyn Ander- son: Shirley Vine: Peggy Wallace: Row Three: Dan Wootton: Julius Baile: Eleanor Hellstein:Delor1se Skovlund: Paula Henderson: Gayle Moore: Martha Holmes: Joyce Adams: Beverly Runciman: Nellie Thornton: RobertMercer: Howard Handorf: Pat Ellen Drake: Marilynn Wassberg: Row Four: Caro- lyn Rea: MarciaMoeller: Marcia Hirschfield: Betty Jean Bialko: Stan Hannon: Dick Hansen: Jan Carl- son: Carol Hahn: Tom Barnhart: Charles Vreeland: Welayne Hellstein: Marion McCordic: Joanne Weimar: Richard Crawford: Jim King: Donna Payne: Otto Gutowsky: Pat Whing: Ruth Plants: Carol de Ravignon: Arme Trese: Row Five: Dorothy Perkins: Jody Moody: Dan Jordan: Barbe Barton: John Thomas: Nancy Breck: Kathe1eenG1edson: Bob Gentry: Wayne Madzik: Gene Hanson: DaveThompson Floyd Mayham: Howard Crumit: Bill Peters: David McLellan: Bob Jillson: Jim Beauchamp: Dick Tomalty: Bruce Hess: Jim Humbert: Molena Newschwanger: Laura Ingham. page eighty-two B0 S' Glee Club Row One: Alice Palmerg Bob Gentryg Ron Myersg Lynn Kleing Tom Browng Ronald Walkerg Gordy Parkyng Dick Huntg Denny Dukesg Dick Bullockg Carl Birchg Grant Shefferg Bob Martlng Bill Micheaug Gene Fenbyg Row Two: Dave McDowellg Ward Sussexg Jon Jarmang Ross Diamondg Matt Sewardg Tarry Zufeltg Howard Saffordg Herbert DalygBil1 Stotzg Jim Dukerg Bob Zdziebkog George Smithg Denny Lo- zong Dan Wootong Row Three: Paul Hosmang Bill Petersg Fred Gielowg Jack Feldborgg Don Smlthg Jim Mooreg Wayne Martensg Stewart Leving Bruce Bucky Dennis Hooverg Bill Porterg Earl Sayerg Jim Bloomg Willie Comaig Lowell Harrisg Row Four: Howard Crumitg Chuck Favorg Bruce McCubbreyg Dennis Hookerg Ralph Larseng Jack LeForgeg Rich Linderg Bill Murrayg John Kokalisg Bill Hersheyg John Thomasg Larry Chrouchg Dick Johnsong Jimmy DeRocco. Girls' Glee Club A000 .,,J Row One: Edythe Buchanang Joanne Maching Belinda Blanchardg Beverly Lavellg Ruth Hoisingtong Georgia Noomieg Stella Bickfordg Marilyn Bowmang Mary Lee Parkerg Nancy Laking Mari Neffnerg Pat Bedfordg Pat Beattyg Kathleen Mundingerg Shirley Swansong Marilyn Brackettg Howard Love. Row Two: Joyce Duncang Nancy Beauchampg Carol Eversg Ruth Robergeg Margaret Weldong Nancy Hullg Sally Merrittg Marilyn Millerg Martha Holmesg Mary Lou Braing Charlotte Masong Anna May Zanleyg Carol Fiskg Joan Plessg Nancy Doubledeeg Carol Phillips. Row Three: Marta Steinmetzg Beverly Kellyg Sylvia Jongg Judy Wilsong Sue Koepfgeng Beth Royalg Carolyn Woodg Pat Mortong Joyce Mendenhallg Katherine Farrg Arlene Millerg Lois Haverg Joyce Cordolag Sonnie Wherrettg Louise Mullerg Jeanette Schuerholz. Row Four: Sy1viaDaviesg KarenPetersong Barbara Rayg Millie Schmitz Marcia Hillg Lillian Laskog Sally Myersg Roberta Johnsong Janet Beaverg Bernice Toonderg JoAnn Samlog Louise Honeyfordg Nancy Rutzg Nancy Lenoxg Romaine Walesg Carol Fairchildg Carol Stephans. page eighty-three Choir 3 Q - .Z 2,5 mf? Row One: Edythe Buchanang Be1lndaBlanchardg Beverly Lavellg Ruth Hoisingtong MarilynBowmang Mary Lee Parkerg Mary Lou Bralng Pat Bedfordg Pat Beattyg Marilyn Brackettg Carol Eversg Joyce Duncan: Ruth Robergeg Kathleen Mundlngerg Alma May Zanleyg Charlotte Masong Martha Holmesg Howard Loveg Row Two: Ron Myersg Joan Plessg Marta Stelnmetzg Barbara Rayg Marcia Hillg Jeanette Schuerholzg Sally Myersg Roberta Johnsong Janet Beaverg Romaine Walesg Nancy Rutzg Louise Honey- fordg Bernice Toonderg Carol Stephansg Gordon Parkyng Tom Browng Row Three: Dennis Dukesg Grant Shefferg Bob Gentryg Larry Zufeltg Dan Wootong Jolm L. Kokolisg Bill L. Murrayg Dennis Hookerg Bill Comaig Jack LeForgeg Ralph Larseng Earl Sayerg Dick Huntg Row Four: Carl Birchg Jim Bloomg Denny Lozong Dick Johnsong Larry ChrouchgBruce McCubbreyg Dave McDowellg HowardCrumitg Robert Johnsong Jimmy DeRoccog Fred Gielow. ale Ouartet trin Quartet ti .aug Jim Bloom, Earl Sayerg George Smithg Bob Lois Raassg Florence Coleg Louise Mullerg Gentry. Karen Christensen. page eighty-four Tony Strange, Pearl Buck, Judy Meidell Jarvis Williams ff? Q Steve Uzelac, Joyce Duncan Jackie McGee, XP? Xia! John Warren Ioan Machilh Dan Quick Uur Hearts QPR Youn and Ga ff, Buzz Gutowsky, Marg Weldon, Tom chamberlain Dale Ellis Q5 ldg sl Jean Wagner, Dale Kenn Joyce Mayberry, Ross Diamond X 5, X Jayne Wilson, John Mager Nancy Lenox, Jim Bloom Peg Zuelch, Y George McGlinnen mrn nhrhfv-five 3 -K .X SX page eighty-six U DER TUDIEL Th e. by 'ff f, 3 '91 B.Brow1yD.Chesire,L.Burmister B. Wilborne, I. Bailey B. Schick, 'f' ev G. Ryan, G. Waters S1 Smile, Please va a . A if A' -va ,Q f k'5 f-' f f 41 041, 9 'il J iz . K I K 9 ai , 61 . . -J. :,!4' I A ,5' Af X wg f - A. ee Q -. nj' I ', ' , 1, ,J , .. 0 as ,. L - K 'V , SL ,L V 1 e Q if ,1 .,.A V WVAWAL , im V V M A Jean Forsyth at the fbi I THE PUTLIGHT Current Affairs Panel M. Neffner, C. Thompson, B. Heath, C. Shields, C. Phillips, T. Chamberlain. Mac's 9th Hour Radio Class Wish You Were Here--J-Hop C. Beal, L. Minnock, J. Phaneuf, D. Johnson, J. Brown, D. Warendorp. Hit the Jackpot--Tops in the Nation I a fs.. N 1 XA' MIN ' ,.- aww .SfS ' . .ELL , l Q or 9 ff. lock A Je H51 1 . .. 'V 4'-he xn Xa -LF' 'Y Nolan Blake, Archie Stonkoff page eighty-seven Sl,-ML Q 5?.,f.,,. presents FINE PHOTOGRAPHS ' BY D. D. SPELLMAN STUDIOS INDIVIDUALS - GROUPS - WEDDINGS FORMAL - CANDIDS vvvsrv- 4834 WOODWARD F. O. Storer Phone TE. 1-0010 page eighty ight SELLGREN Bulc:K co. mc. EI 3' uf'-xx 3 l' , ' N .. Qlxx Q W 'W - a- w,....... ' n , I Q. Fi-lie , H lnunll-innlillailittll :wi Eg. 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