Roosevelt High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Inkster, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1953 volume:

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Xk A+ . 1 ,-N wing 6' 1 . Q I 'QQIJQ v, V , f- , . L - 1 Ai, ,W 'W ,.,. .r '- I L 1953 fill D0 Roosevelt hugh school . mkstel2 michigan l D 1 x n J' s L I vp B0 no oi ebucatlon 51523- X' Left to right William E. Helme, Trusteeg Frank Konkoleski, Treasurerg William H. Thorne, Presidentg Harry 1. McKee, Secretaryg Gilbert G. Rushlau, Trusteeg 2 OEOICAIIOH To: Mr. Donald Archambeau, assistant superintendent at Roosevelt High School, we dedicate this 1953 Bulldog. Mr. Archambeau, a gallant and scholarly man, las been a great addition to the administrative Staff at our high school. He is always on hand to guide students in the best ways he knows when their best friend has apparently deserted them. The friendly and warm personality of Mr. Archanbeau, has made him a close and much respected friend of everyone here in the halls of R. H. S. whether a faculty member, student, or visitor. fg,..,s l,O ' ' I ff AM f , 4-' fe' U lQgfr .!fif in N 'V' I k'i u 5. f 3-5 'N-mnw..,..,,,, 'trout' .X 3 shcfll Wi -.NX Donald M. Archambeau Assistant Superintendent B.A., Northern Michigan College of Education M.A., University of Michigan 9 727, , Hamilton J. Robichaud Superintendent B.A., Northern Michigan College of Education M.A., Vniversity of Michigan George McGuire Principal B.S., University of Toledo l ,gn a4 ' Y J CI IUEOICIUE m I1 in Robert l. Beckman Commercial Mrs- Pauyine Ambuhl BS., Ferris Institute Mr. Charles Balzarini lfnglish Social Studies A.B. Indiana Ilnivel-sity P.S. Qtate Teacllefs College Moorhead, Minn. ,if x ' 6 7 v 'is S v', jx X f r A 1 X 0-...dl ,QM nl Sit 0 mon Joyce Berklund Anna Bemish Science , , Registered Nurse B.S., Northern Mlchigan College of Education I Raymo Bowman Scienc - no Mathemat' X A B.. , II ' - 'y f 5 S X.. W4 ITIEOICIHG m fi 1 s. Mary Ann Campau Vocal Music A.B. Mills College, California BS. Michigan State Normal College 1-N if Irene M. Delaney Mathematics 6 B.A., Wayne University meolcme m n '91-1 Mr. Doyle History and Sociology B.S.Michigan State Normal College ,4 Thelma Eberle English A.B. Michigan State Normal College Mrs. Violet Forbush Home Economics B.S. Central Michigan g Colle e of Education Mrs. Rose Flanagan Mathematics B.A. Marygrove College 1 1 . K . Wi. ., , g t .3 J' iv Y , ' S 9, X g VW, Y ,WL 3 K xi rim Nm Qi wx t -. WW ' iw. rf ' A' ,. Beverly Graham Art B.A. Michigan State Normal College 7 IHGCICID m ,, +3 ,i IZ. X 5 5 . U Elizabeth Hauk Home Economics ,. B.S., Michigan State Normal College M.A., University of Michigan M' 1 I Miss ml arrett English B.S. Florida State University 8 ii Marvin K. H Social Science B,A,, Michigan College M.A., University of Michigan Normal 77' Frank Hofrichter Commercial B.Ed., State Teachers College Whitewater, Wisconsin Helena M. Johnston English and Foreign Languages B.A., Nazareth College IUEOICIH m I1 Louis Mall Science BS. Northern Michigan College of Education Mr. Nelson Civics B.S. Central Michigan 5 V X' 3. We X MF- Norden Mr. Parfitt 7th Grade Mathematics and B.S. Michigan State College physical Education B.S. Central Michigan W? INGCICIH m n Miss Purcell Social Science B.A. Michigan State College 54 tl h Mr Richardson Biology BS. Western Michigan College of Education M.S. University of Michigan I ack Scott Athletic Director and Physical Education B.S. Central Michigan College of Education vs' Miss Seput Mrs. Vanzo Speech and English Physical Education B.A. University of Michigan B.S. Northern College of Education Cd FSCGDIC1 1-gf H? if fx Q . :Wi A, S if -.QNQK F NN, -F fm sg: wx NX-R -- Nw.-.....,........M.. .. .QQ x . W T ' I f 'll S! 'Q 7' iired Pune I, - Clerk Win OIZDCE Gll2lS Edna Scott -- M C1 5- tk . .1 V, gm-.Q-....... Q , L... 2 fa- SRO Zvi CUSIGCIAUS Arthur Tippie -- Cusrodxan Peter Golema U Custodian Chiefs mon class offlcens ,-w...,,sA Left to Right: Front Row: Beverly Martin, Larry Hoes, Lorraine Rameriz, Betty jane Reamer: Back row Betty Vittone, Marvin Gow, Eddie Nelson, and jim Bond. President Lawrence Boes Vice-President Lorraine Ramirez Treasurer Betty jane Reamer Secretary Beverly Martin Sergeant-of-Arms: james Bond Eddie Nelson Entertainment Supervisors: Betty Vitrone Marvin Gow 14 emon class hlstony We take you back, into the dim past. We take you to the fateful month of September, 1949 when, after eight long and tedious years, we took our first step to freedom. We entered the freshman class of Roosevelt High School. On September 23 at 9:45 a.m., we elected our leaders. They were Jil Cicotte, presidentg Winston Suiter, vice-president, Betty Gordon, secretary, and Neal Saunders, treasurer. Our class sponsors were Mrs. Irene Delaney and Mr. Robert Beckman. That year we chose to save our money for future revolution As our plans for freedom swiftly progressed, we entered into our second step which was the soph- omore class. In September, 1950 we again elected our leaders for the ensuing year. They were Betty Gordon, president, Dale Cartier, vice-president, Beverly Martin, secretary, and Thelma Fritz, treasurer. In order to conceal our subversive activities, the class went on a hay ride, and a sleigh ride. While these happy events -were taking place, our underground agents advanced toward the third step of our dastardly deed. The sponsors, Mr. Hauk, ard Mr. Hofrichter, were busy helping us for the future. The class chose to attend Walled Lake for their final activity of the year. Thus ended step number two. The following year found us still plotting. We elected Ed Nelson as president, Beverly Martin as vice-president, Margaret White as secretary, and Connie Blainey as treasurer. The sponsors were Mrs. Johnston and Mr. Greenwood. During this year we held the annual Home-Coming Dance. We decided, as we had previously, to save our funds for the fourth and final step. As seniors, we worked swiftly toward our goal. Our sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Hauk and Mr. Cargo, aided us in founding our part cell. In the course of the functions of the students party, we established many traditions of the school which we hope will be handed down to other senior classes. The first of our traditions was the introducing of election campaigns. During our campaign we elected Comrade Larry Boes as premier, Lorraine Ramirez as Vice-Premier, Beverly Martin as Commissor of the Secretariat, Betty jane Reamer as Commissor of the Treasury, and Neal Saunders and Betty Vittone as Genrelissimos of Entertainment fby the leadership of these glorious heroes, we accomplished our endj. Our other traditions which we established were the Horne-Coming Dance and the Senior-Faculty Basket- ball Game in which, by political diplomacy we allowed the teachers to defeat us. These activities were merely more ruses to conceal our real purposes. In order to show our complete accord with the faculty, we showed great industry in preparing for our Senior Play. Through all these trials and tribulations we remained stalwart and upright in our cause. We made our final plans with our espionage agents on the night of the Senior-Junior Prom. We had already gathered our arsenal of weapons while on the Senior trip at Gaylord, Michigan. On the night of june 18, we at last overthrew the faculty and completed the glorious revolution. On that night, we graduated. Freedom was achieved. 15 5-l Adams, Richard Dick with his grand physique A nice guy who is always neat. Football 2-4 Varsity Club 4 Black, Robert ln photography he is the best Better than the rest. Football 1 Track 1-2-3 Annual Staff 2-4 Paper Staff 2-4 Baseball 4 'I6 chief . - X We A . Bennett, Robert Bob is a gent who truly loves an argument. Melvindale High 1 Latin 2 Band 2-3-4 Debate 3-4 French Club 3 J' Blainey, Constance Connie in her helpful way, Boes, Lawrence Always trying to help every day. Lowery High 1 French Club 2-3 Treasurer 2-3 Secretary 3 Annual Staff 2-3 Paper Staff 2-3-4 Cheerleading 3-4 Home Economics Debate 3-4 Club 4 Berry, Guy Bashful and Shy That's our Guy. Track 3-4 Varsity Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Larry our class President His time will be well spent Debate 3-4 Class President 4 f .jf .i?ijz, Bond, james jim an artist at heart is he Someday great he will be. Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Sergeant-in-Arms 4 Brewer, Donald Dark and tall Liked by all. Football 1 Paper Staff 2 Annual Staff 2-4 chief Bonk, Doris Doris with her personality Is always a pleasure to meet. Band 1-2-3 Home Economics Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Bray , Mary Lee Mary Lee with her shiny blond hair Has plenty of friendliness to share. Band 1-2 Home Economics Club 2 Annual Staff 4 Brokows ky , Virginia Virginia we all can see U7 Someday a nurse will be. Mt. Clemens High 1-2 White Special 3 Cartier, Dale Dale is our class Romeo Ask the girls they all know. Lowery High 1 Football 2-3-4 Baseball 2-4 Basketball 2-4 Track 2 Annual Staff 4 Varsity Club 3-4 Varsity Club Vice President 4 Class Vice President 2 17 A -L Cicotte, jil Jil with her smile so sweet Always trim and always neat. Class President 1 Paper Staff 2 Annual Staff 1 Delker, Shirley Shirley has a love for boys In this she finds all her joys. Home Economics Club 2-4 Paper Staff 3-4 Annual Staff 4 18 hir chu f Coleman, Robert A chemist he will be If he passes chemistry. Football 1-2 Baseball 2-3-4 Basketball 1-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Varsity Club 3-4 Student Council President 4 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Dobbins, Barbara Barbara so fair and true, Always happy, never blue. Nurses Club 1-2-3 Home Economics Club 3'4 Annual Staff 4 Daily Thomas There's more fun around With Tom our class clown. Football 4 Baseball 2-3-4 Varsity Club 3-4 Fox, David Dave with his knowledge Is sure to go to college. Paper Staff 4 Debate 4 Garland, Lawrence A bright smile A boy worth while. Football 2 Paper Staff 1 Gourlay, William When in school quiet is he But when he is out Oh! my, Oh me Hi-Y Club 4 chiefs Ki Gordon, Charles Mischief and I are good pals We both get along with the gals. Annual Staff 3 F w?'51f5ff 4 Gordon, Elizabeth Marie In atheltics she is a star, She will win by far. Class Secretary 1 Class President 2 Cheerleading 1-2-3-4 Cheerleading Captain 3 Basketball 1-2 Home Economics Club 4 Annual Staff 1-2-3-4 Editor-in-chief of Annual 3-4 Paper Staff 2-3-4 Debate 3-4 Gow, Marvin Marvin doesn't have much to say , v Guisgand, Charles But to be his friend will aiways pay. We thank Che School fof the Paper Staff 2 Science Club 2-3 Historical Society 2 chance we had, to make the acquaintance of this lad.' Ford Trade 2-3 Basketball 1 Football 1 Baseball 4 19 chief Q41 Hastings, Dean Shy and bashful is Dean Everyone thinks he is keen. Tappan Intermediate 1 Cooley High School 2 Basketball 3-4 Baseball 3-4 Varsity Club 3-4 Huddleston, Charles Chuck with his bashful ways Has all the girls in a daze. Football 2-5-4 Hi-Y Club President 4 lobe, Ruth Ann Ruth with her eyes of brown Always looking up, never down. Nurses Club Treasurer 1 Home Economics Club 2-3-4 Home Economics Club Secretary 4 Annual Staff 4 20 ...X Ilczhyn, Betty Betty who is quiet and shy Got tied up with quite a guy. Nurses Club 1-2-3 Nurses Club Vice President 2 Nurses Club President 3 Home Economics Club 1 Annual Staff 4 M0 ones, Gerald Quiet and alert, But never a flirt. Flat Rock High 1-2 Track 3-4 Football 3-4 Varsity Club 4 jordan, Louise t - . , 'Louise irphef qulet Ways, Always smart and never in a daze Inks ter High 1-2-3 1 t me W Chl jurmo, Alice La Verne Alice with her shape Is a girl the boys like to date. Home Economics Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Knipp, Marcia Gail Gail with her winning smile Will be married in just a while.' G.A.A. 1 Home Economics Club 2 Paper Staff 4 Student Council Vice President Annual Staff 4 Kemppainen, Gladys Gladys, who is always neat, Is one that really can't be beat. Laird High 1-2 Student Council 3 Refs Kozma, Ernest Ernie with his cars so fine Often takes the girls to dine. Football 1-2-3 Basketball 2 Baseball 3 4 Varsity Club 3-4 Annual Staff 3 Keppler, Phyllis Phyllis with her blue eyes and blond hair, is a girl who will always play fair. Slauson jr. High 1 St. Louis High 2 Annual Staff 4 Lytle, Roberta Roberta with her natural curls, Is the envy of all the girls. Nurses Club 1-2-3 Latin Club 2 Annual Staff 4 21 l U 'Y Q 'wi Cl1lGI:S Maher, Alice 1 ',- h is gay Q :ag sometliing to say: Home Economics Club 2'5'4 Annual Staff 4 Martin, Beverly Bev never has a lot to say Friendly in a special way. Annual Staff 2-3-4 Class Secretary 2-4 Class Vice President 3 Student Council 1 Band 1-2-3-4 Debate Secretary 3 Paper Staff 3-4 Maksion, joseph joe in his qtuet way, Football 1 Track 1 2 3 4 Varsity Club 4 Annual Staff 4 LM 0 'LV W ff I nf if LWW Martin, Clara W Clara with her sweet disposition Popularity is no ommission. Home Economics Club 1 Nurses Club 2-3 Paper Staff 2-3 Chorus 3 22 ,A A , Al , ,.k,.,,,.,,,,,,,,C, .. - --- Will be a great artist, someday. Martindale, jacqulyne It's veryplain to see jackie is a bride to be.f' Paper Staff 4 Home Economics Club 3-4 Annual Staff 4 ,.,,r....4i.,Af3g-.Q : , - - . aw-ww-,-rw-r --. K Maxwell, Richard He is loyal, he is wise He is a terror for his size. Paper Staff 2 Q ,Z Nelson, Edwin George In sports, Eddie is quite a star, In this world he should go far. Football 1-3-4 Football Capta-in 4 Baseball 2-3-4 Student Council Treasurer 2 Varsity Club 3-4 Varsity Club President 4 Annual Staff 3-4 President of Class 3 Sergeant-in-arms 4 ig, McWilliams, johanna Smiling and gay You'll always find her that way. Nurses Club 2-3 Chorus 3 I 1 Our class pest, But still one of the best. Football 1-2 Basketball 1-2 Baseball 2 Varsity Club 3-4 Ososki, Joann A quiet girl is she, A nicer one there'll never be. Denby High 1-2-3 Annual Staff 4 23 Michel, Frederic n ? chiefs Pulley, Barbara Small and petite, And oh so sweet. Home Economics Club 2 Annual Staff 4 Richter, Gerhart Ramirez, Lorraine Ann We all agree, as you can see Lorraine will be a secretary. Paper Staff 2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Class Vice President 4 Reamer, Betty jane An apple polisher, the votes all read But a better friend cannot be had. Latin Club 2 Science Club 2 Nurses Club 2'3 Annual Staff 4 Class Treasurer 4 Saunders, Neal Thomas A college boy he will be , , , , And we are sure he will succeed. Gerhart with his winning ways, Will be remembered throughout the days. C1335 Treasurer 1 Band 1-2-3-4 Henry Ford Trade School 2-3 Debate 2 Band 1-4 24 Paper Staff 2-3-4 Annual Staff 2-4 Science Club Treasurer 2 Editor-in-Chief Bulldog Bark 3-4 Schlaufman , Betty Ann 'Betty is tall, And liked by all. Chorus 3 Annual Staff 4 Simcox, Blair A quiet lad, And never sad. Lowrey High 1-2 Chl E Sears, Edward Tho he is small, He is always on the ball. Schlegel, Shirley A girl who is very sweet, And also very nice to meet Annual Staff 4 Home Economics Club 4 Track 2-3 Varsity Club 3-4 Baseball 4 4 Smith, Edward An all-round boy we all agree Smitty will go down in history Baseball 1-2-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Student Council V Varsity Club 3-4 ice-President I ..,..r'.-V,W , ...W fn. .. , ap, CDIGI: Stimac, Pauline One of her kind, is a treasure to find. Mumford High l Lowrey High 2 Vance, Lora May Studen, joan joan in her Neat from her Paper Staff 2 A southern bell we all agree, fl With a very nice personality. Lenore High 1-2-3 26 Traskos, Janice june Q Janice with her light blonde hair, Makes everyone stop and stareg' I Annual Staff 4 to her toes. Vittone, Elizabeth Ann Always happy, always ga . Y Making everyone feel that way. Home Economics Club 2-3-4 Home Economics Club President 4 Cheerleading 3-4 Entertainment Supervisor 4 gf,--.-,-..q. . -I .. ,T,,,,.,,,,.,,... ..,.,F,w,,. ..,. ,Q MW. .Vs Y 1 White, Donald A devilish smile, A boy worth while. Bfockwal' Patrick A friendly chap is our boy Pat. Lowery High School 1-2-3 Browning, William Always keep a smile ' And life will be worth while. Science Club 2 Football 3-4 White, Margaret jean 'Jeannie with her small form, Wilson, Homer Homer never has much to say, Friendly in a different way. Wayne High 1-2-5 Has a smile that is always warm. Basketball 1-2 Cheerleading 3 Class Secretary 3 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Home Economics Club 3 SENIORS NOT PICTURED Rush, Elvis Elvis with his hair of red Will always get ahead. Talaki, Frank Frank in his ways, is sure to have fun the rest of his days. 27 class ull Dick Adams wills his physique to Eugene Robinson, Bob Bennett wills his books to the school library. Guy Berry wills his attendance record to Roger Heick, Bob Black wills his job at Tri-Mart to anyone with the ability to keep it. IConnie Blainey wills her ability to talk all the time to Alice Hool. arry Boes wills his presidency to an one with enou intestin ' ' ' ' Doris Bonk wills her friendliness to Mii. Hofricter. gh al fortitude and motivation to take lt' James Bond wills his D's and E's to Jack Vaughn. Mary Lee Bray wills her senior class ring to Tom Zimnicki. Donald Brewer wills his height to Dick Pulley. Virginia 1?1'0k0iNSky -wills her singing voice to Donna McWilliams. Dale.Cart1er wills his shortlhair to Ray Boes, the only boy in Roosevelt who wears bobby pins. Ill Clcotte wills her good disposition to Mr. Hauk on marking days. Bob Coleman wills his sports editorship to jim Poindexter. Tom Daily wills his beer store to Wally Murzin. Shirley Delker wills her love for boys and her dating ability to Marthalyce Hartsuck. Barbara Dobbins wills her chubbiness to Marilyn Woodby. Dave Fox wills his harem and pet dinosaur to anyone who can afford to feed them. Lawrence Garland wills hisability to be quiet and stay out of trouble to Dale Jessie. Betty Gordon wills her athletic and cheerleading ability to Nancy Weber. Charles Gordon wills his position at Bob's to Raymond Jones. William Gourlay wills his Stevenson pin to any surviving Democrats. Marvin Gow wills his dancing ability to Bryan Kostelnik. Charles Guisgand wills his curly hair to jim Donnely. Dean Hastings wills his bashfulness to Ralph Hill. Charles Huddleston wills his long hair to James McElyea. Betty Ilczhyn wills her fast walking to Phyllis Schneider. Ruth Ann Jobe wills her love for tall boys to Phyllis Pulley. Gerald Jones wills his quiet disposition to joe Hall. Louise jordan wills her watch to Ioan Trammel so she can get to school on time. Alice jurmo wills her long blond hair to Dolly Besko. Gladys Kemppainen wills her soft voice to Don Kilgore. Gail Knipp wills her engagement ring to Donna Breese so she can have two. Phyllis Keppler wills her laughing ability to Coralene Steck. Emie Kozma wills his ability to stay in school long enough to graduate to Ronald Konczal. Roberta Lytle wills her naturally surly hair to Rosalie Lytle. Alice Maher wills her slim wai stline to Betty Dobbins. ' joe Maksion wills his track ability to Roy Fetter. Beverly Martin wills her shortness to Donna Dressler. Clara Martin wills her inch difference in height to Shirley Jackson. jackie Martindale wills her iob of Business Manager of the Bulldog's Bark to anyone who is brave enough to want it. Dick Maxwell wills his levi suit to Cordelia Gagnon who is always worrying about it. Johanna McWilliams wills her dreams of having a ranch to Nancy Michel. Fred Michel wills his shyness to john Korte. Ed Nelson wills his captaincy to Donald Schultz. joan Ososki wills her green eyes to Richard Reinholt. Barbara Pulley wills her place in the cafeteria line to Nancy Gray. Lorraine Ramirez wills her freckles to Carol Shuert. Betty jane Reamer wills her apple polishing to Gerry Maher. Gerhart Ricter wills his bashfulness to Frank Bologna. Elvis Rush wills his typing ability to Carole Columbus. Neal Saunders wills the editorship of the Bulldog's Bark' to Al Karoub. Eddie' Sears wills his basketball ability to Tommy Smith. Betty Schlaufman wills her height to Barbara Schultz. Shirley Schlegal wills her job of typing in the library to Janet Allstead. Blair Simcox wills his books and homework to Shirley Mulson. Eddie Smith wills his athletic ability to Dominic Bologna. Pauline Stimac wills her bashfulness to Carol Gucz. Ioan Studen wills her short hair to Delphine Gray. Frank Talaki wills his speeding ticket to Norman Mericer. janet Traskos wills her blond hair to Willette Weber. Betty Vittone wills her wardrobe to all the girls who wear blue jeans. Laura May Vance wills her southern drawl to Bob Murzin. Don White wills his artistic ability to Mike Krashovetz. l . Margaret White wills her dancing ability to john Popejoy, and hopes he can use it to the best of his advantage Homer Wilson wills his ability to get through chemistry to Dick Bennett. 9' aww C4013 Look Q 4 Biiicife ,540 s eff, U 7623! 5 I I C ff: ' class pnophecy Richard Adams is the author of the book 'How to Gain a Good Physique Robert Bennet is a designer of women's bathing suits. Guy Berry is a bartender at Lessel's. Robert Black makes hearing aids for the blind, C0UKliC Blainey paints road signs for the Burma Shave Company. Larry Boes is working on a formula for pink chlorophyll soap. James Bondlmakes eight balls for people to get behind, Doris Bonk is the fat lady for Ringling Bros. Circus. Mary Lee Bray breeds racing horses fshe also takes bets on the sidej. Donald Brewer sells cans to a candy factory. Virginia Brokowsky now sings with the 'Spike' jones band, William Browning is a tester for Hazel Bishop. Dale Cartier is the head salesman of hot dogs at Brigg's Stadium. Jil Cicotte sells arrows to Cupid. Bob Coleman is working on an automatic neck-washer for a bottle Tom Daily haslorganized his own Lonely Hearts Club. Shirley Delker is an antique dealer specilizing in old money. Barbara Dobbins fills the salt and pepper shakers at the Statler, David Fox is writing a magazine article explaining how dinosaurs Lawrence Garland sells fires at fire sales. V in 100 Hard Lessons cleaning plant. rode on space ships Betty Gordon is occupying the head rocking chair at the Old Maid's Home. Charles Gordon examines legs at a table factory. Bill Gourlay is a refrigerator salesman in Alaska. Marvin Gow because of his promptness has been awarded the job of Time Charles Guisgand manufactures glass eyeballs. Dean Hastings is a plate washer in a Dentist's office. Charles Huddleson is a baby sitter specializing in those over 21. Betty Ilczhyn is the proud mother of sextuplets. Keeper at Ford s Ruth Ann jobe is a Hollywood make-up artist for such stars as Lassie and Trigger. Gerald jones owns the largest harem in the world. Louise Jordon gives hot tips to bookies. Alice jurmo can be found singing torch songs for the United Foundation Drive. Gladys Kemppainen nms a nursery fany kind of trees availablej. Gail Knipp is one of the leading women wrestlers. Phyllis Keppler owns a bakery and specilizes in chocolate chip cookies Ernie Kozmas is a truant officer. Roberta Lytle owns a funeral home in the Hawiian Islands. Alice Maher may be called upon to clean out your furnace or chimney. Joseph Maksion paints flagpoles on the top of skyscrapers. Beverly Martin is trying to rewrite the dictionary. Clara Martin puts the laces in footballs. jackie Martindale is a professional shoplifter at the dime store. Richard Maxwell is a professor of physiology. Johanna McWilliams is working as a riveter in a defense plant. Fred Michel is teaching a course called 'How to Gain Friends and lnflue Eddie Nelson judges tomatoes for the Heinz'S 57 Varieties. joan Ososki is a florist specializing in black orchids. Barbara Pulley is the first woman heavyweight boxingachampion. Lorraine Ramirez is the first woman Vice-President of the United States. Betty jane Reamer plays the tuba in a German Band. Gerhart Richter is the leading hot rod driver at Motor City Speedway. Elvis Rush is a big time underground operator--a miner. Neal Saunders operates the roller coaster at Edgewater. Betty Schlaufman raises mascots for dear old Roosevelt. Shirley Schlegel raises fleas for a dog Circus. Eddie Sears plays center for the New York Knickbockers. Blair Simcox manages a girl's soft-ball team. Eddie Smith runs a roulette wheel in Reno. . Joan Studen is famous for her long beautiful blonde hair. Pauline Stimac sells fur coats to minks. Frank Talacki raises reindeer for old St. Nick. Janice Traskos is a model for Tintair. Laura Mae Vance is Miss America of 1970- Betty Vittone makes Mexican jumping beans ill Canada- Margaret White is a chemistry instructor at the N'-Nth P01 Don White is a illustrator for Esquire. . E. nce People f l ufacturer of women's false eve lashes- Homer Wilson is a success u man mock EIGCITIGU 1 rn W5 X 'tin af , l Y 24 0 . . E 1, . u , A K 3' 5 SCX. 25'-ofa -gf? R V' S0 Os. ' ff :f kt X Q? 59' CA 3 M jg? .,'?!3ZceiZ 'Y Ba m 0 rx 't PoPu.lAr A A 0 eoox Q.-. Q? qgllf' M Q ' 0 0 ' ' I u 1 XJ u Af f ' 'G 6 K . L' QD K V5 L? QSC' I V vigil! J L ,J fl , f T, 1. ! FI-Ile P lfgher . il g 'Z-A An .1 N -w Q x ., fig? J 5 ' x gl? I5 'C Dr Ssed. - Y L . es e YJOQN 045.15 QW 2 Most HD-ouhdv OCD A if cfm U 1 X OOYXQ Q X ff YJ I 1 fs? MUS! E Q :rx - W1 gb ' QA X? -Q . - f? Off E W QSS? 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He atn, Janice Heick, Roger 41 Hein, Richard Helka, Betty Hess, Maybelle Hill, Marilyn Huddleston, Rosalie lbach, Marilyn Jacobs, Thomas Jeffries, Catherine Karoub, Mariam Kelly, Doris Keppler, Dorothy Kilgore, Donald Kimball, Daniel Konczal, Ronald Koselka, George Kostilnilc, Bryan Kushlak, Jeanne Leon, Joe Magewick, John McCormick, Marcelle Mc Combs , Shirley 42 ounq BRAVES . N 3312 A f X 'J 'lm Y i V Q iiuu 1 , . ' : 1 gk ' 1 32- 'M AZ-'61 if ls? c fi '34 Jig X '35 if me Ig ' i f cygm X A ii Stl ' 'i,-, ..f' X J im N. J!! .qw A ,J jg, 1 K M. ,riv , C EDWIN E. EVERETT Photo graphe r 22192 Michigan Ave. LQ-1-2964 K VJJJ bl X . c x riy V f' ' g .,-- J ,cami Q , , I W D Q r:-. us? Q .V Q1 A . R 'V N, A ,gl Y. 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LOgan 1-3145 OU' Meachum, Donis McElyea, Jim McHale, Robert Morgan, Dave Morris, William Mrozowski, Joe Murzin, Bob Murzin, Wally Nabozny, Stanley Nadratows ki, Robert Neblack, Diane Neimick, Frank 0'Day, Sharon Ososki, Robert Pulley, Phyllis Petrena, George Patrias, Marion Ramirez, Joyce Reno, Donald R aw . srlRob1nson, Eugene Rush, Jerry Lou Rzepla, Alice 43 McElhannon, Frank Schmelzer, Nick Schulz, Barbara Sherry, Elmer Seever, Velma Shuert, Carol Shuberr, Margie Smith, Tom Steeg, Donald Suiter, Wayne Szwajkawslci, janet Tafelski, jo Ann Tarjany, Ilene 44 ounq BRAVGS 'ln 4 ' rw. H K, K fx f .- . ' I ,...,, 1 3? H' f S f - fm ar AS 4 'H' lg 34 ,g -. , , , A 5: QR' .F Q, 5 - Q K ' f 1 ' L ' XXX 47 G-.- 'n'- ..' flu C Q .. H -15 fi '-Q if S' I 1 'IFA is GUNS BRAVGS fit 1 it 4- , - Q cf xfl it ii ND ,of 83 ll. . X, xxx K N 3 x tu' tk' p . y, Tippie, Berry Traskos, Walter Treadwell, Terry Twigg, Richard Wahl, Pat Walloch, Robert Washington, Yvonne Weiss, Gerald Williams, Lillie Ruth Woodby, William Word, Shirley Wyman, Claudia Zrebiec, Marlene 45 fneshm n class offlcens L 46' f ' - - . . e I to Right' Danny MCSSISOH, Nancy Bartling, Richard Pulley, Robert Pyle President Nancy Battling Vice President Richard Pulley Secretary Danny Meggison Treasurer Robert Pyle DADOGSGS if .3 4+ . c y f f ' sf K 1 x I x Ex, 3 rr, 7 X lf x.. R Xxx? U Xe TRLV i lf' l QA ll i F N no 2 -.Qi l i 7 4 5 T ,X is I 1 V D X- Y A Y W , 'T ' x 2 K . yi-Q 1 ' . .q f 'SQ Q . B W KPN ' 1 'i' 1 a s R ' ' ' - ' 1 A 'Q at T L kk-iw Lki. 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Hollis, Mazie Huff, Robert johnson, Marva jones, john jones, Raymond Joseph, Sharron Keeler, Howard Keeler, Robert Klaus, Donna Kolasinski, Ronald Lasky, Jacqueline' Lo Voy, Joan Livingston, William Lloyd, Rosemarie Long, Donna I-Yfle, Rosalie McGinry, Par McMaster, Erin McMil1ion, Eddie McNamee, Richard Meggison, Danny Meitz, Gary Miles, Ronald Miller, Eunice Minor, Barbara Mitchell, Patricia An Morano, Mary Lou Mousseau, Caryl Myers, Barbara Numerick, Helen O'Connor, Carol O'Dell, Kay Oman, Rosemary Parker, Leon Peltz, Mary Ann Perrin, Betty Peterson, Ronald Pieknik, Walter Pierson, Charlene Popeioy, Johy Pulley, Richard Raychok, Paul GE0fge 50 H DADOOSES ' 995 ,ia my ala ig X92 XXX r J I 'Y' 1 K f fin Q Q -an 4 B i ' ,p:,ff,,,jf-1 P . ,Q x Q if as ,Q .af 'S '- 'J ' I ' 9 . pr Sawyer, Gerald Schulte, Ralph Edward Schuster, Janet Marie Sears, Emmett Sekula, Robert Socha, john Springer, james Steck, Coralene Stevens, Marian E. Stimac, Robert Sturtz, Jon Ronald Swartz, Sally A. Tari any, Ronald Douglas Tetter, hdwam Thomas, Shirley Thompson, Lillian Thompson, Patricia Tompkins, Betty Ann Trammell, joan 51 Rowden, Robert Trottier, Paul Uribe, Connie Vaughn, Ken Warren, Corinne Wilkins, Betty Williams, Alice Wintersteen, Diania Ward, Melba Wooten, Elizabeth R. Wortham. Sallie L. Wyatt, Gerald G. papooses V, m ,S kv is .,, S K . Q I Q lx R it E j M' 3 x Ap ,. 'li ,. th.. Af W r tiei W 'Q tx ll -3394 'Em t ,Mr x, WB Wig Vi-' 2 , S X , 'R fl Q? I ai YY 755 ,x Q, uf 'N f Qf I 'ju Y l1OmG GCODOITTI C President -- Betty Vittone Vice President -- Gerry Maher Secretary -- Ruth Ann lobe Treasurer -- Patsy Fisher Sponsor -- Mrs. E. Hauk Left ro right: standing -- Dawn Neiswinter, Irene Purdy, Alice jurmo, Janet Allstead, Pat Davis, Betty Gordon, Gloria Sinda, Alice Maher, Jeanette llussan, Barbara Dobbins, Beverly Clevenger, second row -- Mts. E. Hauk, Marylyn Jones, jackie Martindale, Shirley Schlegel, Doris Bonk, Bobbie Adams, Diane Get Suzanne Slotka, Delores Petroski, Margie Shubert, seated - Mariam Karoub, Carole Columbus, Connie Blainey, Ruth Ann lobe, Betty Vittone, Gerry Maher, Patsy Fisher, Shirley Gray, Carol Gucz, and Shirley Delker. The Home Ec Club was re-organized in Oct. of 1952, by Mrs. E. llauk. At the first meeting the girls elected officers, decided upon dues, and chose a committee to Write a constitution. During the first semester the girls had a hayride, and a Christmas party. Among the activities during the sec- ond semester was the Valentines Dance, a ceramic demonstration, a trip to Wayne County Health Department, and a fashion show, showing the change in clothing from grandma's day to modern times. To end the successful year, all the members went out for dinner and to a show. The junior Home Ec Club was first organized this year, by Mrs. Hauk. The club consist of only ninth graders. JUNIOR home GC Left to right: standing -- Pat Thompson, Corine Warren, Rosemary Oman, Mrs. E. Hauk, Janet Schuster, Charline Pierson, seated -- Kay O'Dell, Linda Costello, Rosemary Dean, Joan Derouin, Nancy Battling, and Lillian Thompson. 54 t Left to right? standing T- Ceorge Sparks, jerry Wyatt, David Barnhartd, Mr. McGuire, Albert Karoub, Isieitedlg- Delphme Hray, Virginia LaVoy, Mike McKee, Bob Coleman, Gail Knipp, Barbara Schulz, and 1 16 OX. stuoent council President . . . . . .Bob Coleman Vice President. . . . Gail Knipp Secretary .... . . Marilyn Hill Treasurer . . . Albert Karoub As the 1952-53 school season began, the member of the Student Council, who were elected by their class mates, got right down to work. At their first meeting, the member elected officers to head the Council. The Council began its activities this year by giving the first dance in our new gym. The dance, which was named, 'Student Council Hop, was given in order to raise funds for the school paper, The Bulldogs Bark, and the Debate Club. The dance came of in great style and was a big success. The Student Council also drew up a set of recommendations for student behavior These rules conserned the hall problem, and the school lawn, Since our school building has been increased, the Student Council set up ai new schedule for hall monitors. More students have been placed on duty and this has helped greatly in the decrease of disorder in the halls. Throughout the year they have helped Schedule dances, given by the various clubs and classes. The members of the Council, ended their term in office by holding a magazine drive to raise money for the stage curtains in the gym. ARSIIV CIUB Left to right: standing -- jim McElyea, Richard Twigg, Ray Garrow, Ioseph Hall, Ray Fetter, Dale Jessie, Dave Morgan, Lavel Rogers, Robert Murzin, Kent Chicoskey, Walter Murzin, joseph Mrozowski, second row-- Mr. Parfitt, Ray Kuryliw, Ray Koch, Arden Broyles, Halbert Rogers, Donnie Shulz, Mike Krashovertz, Ray Colborn, Tom Hupke, Donald Kilgore, Ralph Hill, Mr. Scott, seated-- Bob Coleman, Dick Adams, Dale Cartier, Tom Daily, Charles Huddleston, Eddie Smith, Bob Guterriez, Eddie Nelson, Dean Hastings, Guy Berry, Eddie Sears, Gerald Jones, and Bill Wilkins. The officers of the Varsity Club were picked at their first meeting. The club made a good selection choosing Eddie Nelson for club president. The qualification for being a member of this club is: being a boy who has earned a letter in a sport. One of the activities sponsored by the organization was the V-Hop. This was held in the latter part of February. The members of the club, in order to make money, sold pop, potato chips, and candy bars at some of the football and basket- ball games. The third project of the club was the sale of red and black beanies with ROOSEVELT BULLDOGS on them. This sale was a huge success and made a large sum of money for the club. The initiation for the new members of the club was held in November. Some of the things the new members had to do were: wear a red V on their forehead, take commands from old members and fin- ally to push a marshmallow across the gym floor with .their noses. The last one across the room had to eat the marshmallows. The club is sponsored by the two coaches, Mr. Scott and Mr. Parfitt. The coaches have done a wonderful job of bringing the sportsmen of Roosevelt together. 56 Co Q10 X0 Left t seated e Cartier Tom Daily, Dean Hastings, Guy Berry, o right: standing -- Dick Adams, Gerald Jones, Dal Charles Huddleston, Eddie Smith, Eddie Nelson, Bo 255 Wi? 'gil K. : s una., b Colemhn, and Eddie Sears. as wigs Q19- Q0 Left to right: Eddie Nelson, Mike Krashovetz, Tom Hupke, Dale Cartier, Dean Hastings, and Donald Schulz. 57 C: BAND Left to right: standing -- Roy Vela, Neal Saunders, Mr. Cargo. Seated -- Marthalyce llartsuck, Corrine Warren, Elizabeth llupke, Shirley Stoner, Gary Dragowski, Jimmy Lindsay, Bill Wilkins, joe Leon, Don Cory, Joe McClanahan. Ted McCol1ougn, Eugene Lewis, Roy Fetter, Bob Coleman, Sharon Authier, john Korte, Beverly Martin, Robert Bennett, Rosemary Bukowski, Dick Wiggins, Larry Harmon, David Barnhart, David Crawford, Henry Blazek, and Warren Copple. Not pictured Gerhart Richter mlxso The High School Chorus was organized in the Winter of 1952 by Mrs. Campeau, music instructor. This year the chorus has developed splendiclly into fine group. The students have worked fairly hard, and most of them take their music instructors seriously. During the past year they have taken part in various programs. Such as: entertaining the parents, they took part at the Open - House at school, sang in the P. T. A. Christmas party at McNair, sang Carols for the students at Xmas time, gave a Spring concert and they will also sing for graduation. 'Die Chorus has visited the Masonic Temple, to listen to concerts twice this year. Considering the newness of the group, chonu Roosevelt has a perfect right to be proud of the job this young group has achieved. Pail 9 , -, MIS- .K-ton' Genyxx Wogtham' . 1, Edith fulfil, seconigigs, twlendaggxmgtofh Sa Y ' mndxng t Chnst Maw Ric Yvonne X ein 10 'ighyiisjhulie' Roigiarv OmamSallY Swatiattan Thompson. i . get, p,?lpW.uxamS, Ros ue Gagne, MZ and Li spun mute Q haue, RQSCA :Y Ann Pe , Webefa Rita C Quin, 8 sealed 0 joan Der . ' FOXQ Mgllle nth0HY 1 Qxyette A ' , Latty BXaCk9 an 'll Geam i au, Lin Maher, at nCY Ban X yka 91 Clam? N3 59 AQSIIY cheenleaoens T . . . v Q 'Berry Gordon, was we C Lieftll? Cfliiile Ciirtiiurixburi, and C?i1'Ol Uunmyef- onme 13 ' v r ' The varsity cheerleaders this year consists of three seniors, four juniors and one sophomore. Rose Ann Lombard and Carol Dunmyer are leading the girls this year as co-captains. The girls cheered at all the football and basketball games. They also cheered at some of the tournament games. In the first of November the girls of the squad went to the University of Michigan for a cheerleading exhibition. The varsity cheerleaders have new sweaters this year. They are white with the red trim. Their skirts are still black. The girls have made over and written quite a few new cheers. The cheers are very clever but the way the cheers are done is what really puts them over and makes them such a hit with the students. The purpose of the cheerleader is to im- prove school spirit and get more students to come to the games. The squad has done a wonder- X ful job and are imcomparable with any other cheer- 6 leaders. co C-: .- ERWIN JEWE LERS 27427 Michigan Ave. LO-2-0030 The reserved squad are the varsity Cheerleaders to be and already they are doing a fine job. There are six soph- omores and one freshman on the reserve squad. The girls chose Phyllis Pully to lead them as captain. The reserve squad cheer only for the reserved team, but for the tourna- ment games the reserve and varsity squads combined to cheer the team on. RESERVES ENEERIEACERS Believing in the saying 'Practice Makes Perfect, the girls practiced every night. Through hard work and a lot of practice the girls have proved .5 KNQL' to many a student that this saying is f 0 W5 true. Q llfik X - I r 'Z ,7' f . --V. ix K f. ,- nik yy... k -sqm k 1' Lgff to right Rosemary Hanson lzlizabeth Wotten, Phyllis Pulley, Barbara Schulz, Janice Hearn 'md Nlrs JOES FAMILY MARKET 4509 J1m Daly LO -1-2593 WE DE LIVE R Complete L1ne of Groceries Chilled Beverages annual staff Left to right: Standing - Barbara Dobbins, Pat Davis, Betty Vittone, Nancy Michel, James Bond Dale Cartier, Dean Hastings, Guy Berry, Lorraine Rameriz, Alice Maher, Alice jurmo, Ruth Ann Jobe, second row Mary Lee Bray, Suzanne Slotka, Marylyn Jones, Gerry Maher, Jackie Martindale, Williette Doris Bonk Shirley Schelgel, Shirley Delker, Connie Blainey, Phyllis Keppler, Shirley jackson, seated - Miss Jarrett Gail Knlpp, Margaret White, Neal Saunders, Beverly Martin, Betty Gordon, Eddie Nelson, Eddie Smith Bob Coleman, Barbara Schulz, Barbara Pulley, and Betty Ilczhyn. Editor-in-Chief . . Circulation Manager Art Editor ...... Faculty ..... Senior Section . . Underclassmen . . Activities Section Sports Section . . Business Staff . . Faculty Advisor . . . . Betty Gordon . . . Beverly Martin .................JoeMakison . Barbara Dobbins 34 Phyllis Keppler . . Shirley Delker, Shirley Schlegel, Alice Maher, Ruth Ann Jobe, Mary Lee Bray, Betty Vittone . . . Alice jurmo, Gail Knipp, Doris Bonk . . . . . . Gerry Maher, Neal Saunders Ed Nelson, Ed Smith, Dean Hastings, Bob Coleman, Dale Cartier . . . Margaret White, Larry Boes, Guy Berry, Bill Gourlay . . Miss Mary jane jarratt P50612 HPF Left to right: standing -- Pat Wahl, Bill Beech, Tom Hupke, Robert Black, Larry Boes, Dale Jessie, Pat' Davis, Donis Meachum, Nancy Bartling, second row -- james Bond, Eugene Lewis, john Korte, Gail Knipp, jackie Martindale, Beverly Martin, Margaret White, Shirley Delker, seated -- Suzanna Slotka, Gerry Maher, Albert Karoub, Neal Saunders, Connie Blainey, Lorraine Rameriz, Robert Coleman, and Mrs. T. Eberle. Editor-in-Chief . . Associate Editor . . News Editor . . . Feature Editor .... News-Feature Editor Sports Editor ..... Photographers . . Re porters . . Circulation Manager Business . . . . . . . Faculty Advisor . . . Neal Saunders . . Connie Blainey . . . .John Korte . . . Gerry Maher . . Lorraine Ramirez . . . Bob Coleman . . Eugene Lewis John Korte . . Marylyn jones, Rosemary Hanson, Pat Davis, Tom Hupke . . . . . . . .Gail Knipp . . jackie Martindale . . . Mrs. Eberle 63 DEBATE Robeft BOSS: LMYY Hauks . .. NAr. Marvin Gordom standing A . fi BWV . Blarney an - Cofmle . ated - . .ghti se Left to fl E xskh The Roosevelt Debate team has a very successful season this and joan Ta e year being one of the District winners and brought home a wall Benneu' plaque for their Alma Mater. Under the coaching of Mr. Marvin Hauk, the squad won five out of six tries in their seasonal debates, taking two debates from Warren High School, two from Inkster High School, and one from St. Clair Shores. On February 24th, the Roosevelt debators were represented in the District Debating Tournament at Howell, Michigan where they edged out by Allen Park. Tuesday, March 24th, Roosevelt played host to three other schools for a Spring Forensic Contest. Roosevelt won a first in the Declamation contest given by JoAnn Tafelski. Robert Bennett and David Fox were seconds in the Original Oratory. On Friday, April 24th, the debators were honor guests at a Forensic Luncheon given at the University of Michigan by the Detroit Free Press to all the District Winners of the state. There they watched the state tournament championship debate. Compliments of One Stop Ceramic Shop Norwest Novelty Co. 15431 Plymouth Rd. Detroit, Mich. AL 81 BOB'S SERVICE 4970 .Tim Daly LO-1-9681 64 Tires, Tubes, Batteries, Sz Accessories Motor Tuneup General Repair Courteous Service WCIC hl-y cluB I-'eff to . tight: Sta Udfng Mr, Mar . V111 Hank E J 7-186176 Lewis, Joh K U one A1 ' berr ya x toub seat fd Ge, ald G utekunsr, and Charles H uddlesto n. r by Mr. Hauk. The Hi-Y Club was organized at Roosevelt this yea Membership was open to all boys in the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade. The officers of the club are: President: Charles Huddleston, Vice President: Gerald Gutekunst, Secretary: John Korte, Treasurer: Albert Karoub, and Chaplain James Poindexter. THE PURPOSE of the club is to create, maintain, and extend through the school and community, high standards of Christian character. THE FUNCTION is to help boys achieve a more Christian way of living by conserving and strengthening democratic trad itions---cooper- ating with other groups of young people to achieve these objectives. THE PLATFORM is clean ----- living, speech, athletics, and scholarship. On December Sth and 6th, Bill Gorlay was sent to the Hi-Y legislature at Lansing. The purpose of the legislature is to acquaint Hi-Y members with state government. They also sent john Korte, Albert Karoub, and Eugene Lewis to the United Nations in New York, to acquaint the boys with the work of the U. N. HOMQESPUN CLEANERS Good Old Fashioned Quality By Modern Methods' C Pick up Delivery ash Sz Carry Jrr ,,n Q f1 l r A r y-teen clus 9 2 in M alin. my , , 1419 ing, . 5415 'e 'J 'V 2 175211 ' I ' ,F-,A--up Left to right: standing -- Catherine Jeffries, Lois Hollis, Joan LaVoy, Minda Britton, Betty Dobbins Lillian Williams, Beverly Clevenger, Margie Shubert, Yvonne Washington, seated -- Miss Jarrett, Barbara Goocher, Sharon O'Day, Lillian Thompson, Darlynne Hatfield, Donna Klaus, Mary Ann Peltz, and Ida Black 'ws cake sale which was very successful. On March 31, we gave Secretary ...... Menda Britton Treasury ...... Betty Dobbins Our first activity, which was a food hunt and carol- iq, ing on December 20, Some time later the group sponsored a X a box social dance at the Y.W.C.A. in Dearborn. The club iq is new at R. H. S. and is coming along extremely well, and in the future, they hope to increase their membership to a sizable number. McKEE REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING Commercial Industrial Modernization 26623 Michigan LO-1-6795 LO-3-4141 7 if X wg . 3 g . : Nw i' n M' S ' ' . - X A jg, ' 'K ' it fi: A v L A A 3 ., v , ' Y A A 1: ,I 5 E i I ff ' A Q, . 5 , l. A , The Y-'l'een's first meeting Was held on Tues- ii N' day, October 28, under the supervision of Miss Mary w A Q 5 ane Jarratt. The officers of the club are as follows: r li A . , ii 5 President ....... Donna Klaus Vice-President. . .Jeanine Adams if' A' 5 Qmls athletic association r' Q- W-we Left to right! standing -- Mrs. Vanzo, Nancy Michel, Betty Dobbins, Betty Wilkins, Shirley Ward, Claudine Wyman, Linda Costello, Kay O'Dell, Lillie Williams, Margaret'McElhannon, Gail Felton, Beverly Clevernger, Minda Britton, janet Burgess, third row - Jeanette Dyer, Donna Klaus, joan LaVoy, Janet Shuster, Gerry Maher, Shirley Gray, Rosemary Bukowski, Gloria Sinda, Barbara Toporek, Jeanette Granda, Mary Ann Blair, Margie Shubert, Ida Black, second row - Laura Aelby, Catherine Jefferies, Yvonne Washington, Rosalie Huddleston, Mary Byrn, Diane Niblock, Barbara Goocher, Rita Shulte, Florence Adams, Carol Cingle, Melba Word, Lillian Thompson, first row -- Shirley jackson, Dorothy Bernard, Donna Mc Williams, Rosemary Dean, Bobbie Adams, Willette Weber, Mariam Karoub, Shirley Sandy, Shirley Snyder and Ruth Ann Blankenship. The Girls Athletic Association was sponsored this year by Mrs. Vanzo, Roosevelt's Gym instructor. The officers of the club are President: Willette Weber, Vice President: Nancy Battling, Secretary and Treasurer Bobbie Adams. The purpose of the club is to promote athletics, and earning a letter. The girls set up a point system to earn a letter. Each girl must earn 100 points to receive a letter. The 100 points must be earned by extra athletic activities. The poing captains are Shirley Snyder and Pat Fisher. During the past year the girls have had volley ball, basketball, and baseball tournaments. BRODES'S DEPARTMENT STORE 27643 Michigan Ave. LO-3-0090 INKSTER HARDWARE CO- Inkster, Michigan Lo-3-0091 30 Years in Business in Inkster 27440 Michigan Ave. 67 LO-3-1700 68 semon pta CONX Qtamlte owe Yoii'L0 amZt wwe' ,yay 1 K Che s tgai . ma tml Goiie, Fred.: loves' Ma Lek Yo Rx? 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Miss Alstead Billings CBetty Vittonej enters the scene interviewing Mary, and adding calamity to the picture. Meantime Dad and Theresa are caught rehearsing for a local play. The boys pull off a stunt of impersonating a woman to add humor and the unbeliev- able outcome gave everyone a tale to tell for days. The price of the play was 754: for everyone and the s ' nett d ' eniors e a profit that was put toward their senior trip. ,neg ' K8 Bla 'Ls lohanna MEL HURT AND The Sporfsmen Phone LOGAN 2-3691 String Music. 6197 Marvin Ave Modern Jr Spuare Dancin g Dearborn, Mich if Bill Go ' es' U1-1 Connie EWG ay. Larry B and tie Oes via WL' and W ' Rum 'B' Kwkxbeif- Q. mn fn.. L EH. , 'faire -Nix A. L.:k ,gm 40 Job E, File Jerry jones, Larry Boes, Bill Gourlay, Connie Blainey and David Fox. BOB'S .T im Daly Party Supplies Chilled Beverages d Michel 5 Aff v WF Z A L55 225 R SPORT VARSITY footsall ' 4 . Y A e., . 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Madison Garden City Madison Inkster Wayne St. Mary's Sacred Heart Detroit Lutheran Garden City Airport St. Mary 's Allen Park Airport 25 Roosevelt 35 25 Roosevelt 36 39 Roosevelt 23 22 Roosevelt 25 43 Roosevelt 22 45 Roosevelt 13 22 Roosevelt 38 16 Roosevelt 35 46 Roosevelt 20 28 Roosevelt 42 25 Roosevelt 36 25 Roosevelt 40 32 Roosevelt 43 49 Roos eve lt 41 77 BUUCGGS In ACIIGU Captain Eddie Smith Don Schulz Bob Coleman B Dale Cartier Metro - Suburban Dean Hastings Metro - Suburban joe jackson Ray Colborn Lavel Rogers Halbert Rogers Ed Sears BASSBAU if If t FIRST ROW: Robert Gutierrezg SECOND ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Ralph Hill Bob Coleman Eddie Nelson Dean Hastings. 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