Roseville High School - Tower Yearbook (Roseville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1954 volume:

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Shirtliff Mr. Carl Brablec Assistant Superintendent Superintendent -4- To the Students of R. H. S. As I review the activities of the present school year Ifind many things of which our whole school may be proud. Things which you had a large part in helping to accomplish. Although our academic work may have suffered because of a lack of study halls due to half- day sessions a large amount of outstanding work has been done. You have gained honors in essay contests. Your athletic teams have established fine records in the number of choice victories they have won. Your musical organizations such as the band and the choir have brought renown to our school. Your different class organizations have operated in an efficient manner. The yearbook you are reading is a sample of that efficiency. The bright part of this whole picture is that it was done because you wanted to do it.. For you it has meant remaining at school long after your classmates had gone. Because of this Ifeel Harold C. Wilson, Principal that all of you should be doubly praised. -5- X g xx my yy gg ,' as-an W' ...sus 'W S nn V X faculty L. J. Beardslee Industrial Art Flossie Bernys English and History Margaret Booth English Frederick Boyer Science and Mathematics Mary Lou Braun Physical Education Helen Coates Counselor Albert Daas English and Dramatics Leonard Dalton Science, and Driver Training Myrtle Davis Commercial Grace Easton Home Economics Evelynne Fergle History Truman Guard Science Leocadia Holmes History Charles Hunt Industrial Aarts Robert Jackson Mathematics Angeline .T aje Commercial Natalie Koshey Art George Koskimaki I Physical Education Wenna Leonard English and Commercial Richard Lofts Vocal Music and History Mary Maerean English P ,x if .1 , 5? , x' 3 . 6 , an-'H' 6: P yr a bg t I! as I E Lf :E A Q 59' -gn..-v ,Q -'P 3 lll' ' seraphime Mike L' , ' kg xg Instrumental Music Q K' ,AX 515' ' Mary Louise Muma i I. iyyy H Q! Librarian L if A Gus Paulos 5 HiSt0fY if X i f .Tune Preiss as English and Home Economics S' we My Roy Severson ' ' History and English 7 Eugenia Shirtliff English and Latin DIY,-F' Ardith Stout Mathematics L. B. Williams Industrial Arts . 5 Helen Wiltsee English V5-6-X Y' a r . I X gl... , V , ? ' 1 E: K X 5 F 5 f gf if 'Z x 17555, wa., As each Senior class approaches graduation I view the coming commencement with mixed feelings. I am happy to see you reaching a goal for which you have been striving for four years. You are now about to set out on your adult careers and my wish for you is success in your varied endeavors. On the other hand, we are now terminating our close association with you and I will miss you next year. I have enjoyed working with the entire student body this year, and anticipate many pleasant Ralph E. Erickson, Assistant Principal relationships again next year. .3. seniors closs officers ond sponsors fQX. Seated left to right: B. Seiger, S. Cattel, B. Truman, R. Walquist. Standing: Mrs Coates Mr Wilson President ..... . . Vice President. . . . . Secretary .... . . Treasurer .... . . Sponsor . . . Sponsor . . 10- William Seiger Robin Walquist Shirley Cattel Betty Truman . Mrs. Coates . . Mr. Wilson Gerald Alandt Patricia Bachman Richard Baker Gail Baxter James Berger Celine Bidoul Phyllis Bigelow Gladys Bollman Margaret Breingan Richard Brohl . ' N 5 ' mfg-,K ,f . ia X X , 2' ' T.7 E fb' 5 f, v Y? -7 1 :ff ..'.' fk K 5'9 'QL .-V., 'GH' 'Wea' 12 X Willard Butler Nancy Carson Shirley Cattel Roy Clarke Rodney Coe Dale Cross Mary Dalla Costa Shirley Davenport Shirley Davis Margo Decker the 4 OWZI' of roseville high school roseville, michigan in dedication . . . Each year the Senior Class dedicates their yearbook to a member of the faculty who has helped the class during their years at Roseville High School. This year the Senior Class of 1954 dedicates the Tower to Miss Koshey. We feel she has given up much of her time, and her efforts have helped to make our 1954 Tower a success. -2- fum :if ' A 4 I , . 'XX , - fi' 5 X at 4 - P' A administration and faculty board of education 35351 4 -qw' shea Standing left to right: Donald O. Case, Secretaryg Clarence E. Pryor, Trusteeg David D. Masters Treasurerg Usher T. Boughton, Trustee. Seated: John K. Carls, President. Mr. Daniel A. Shirtliff Mr. Carl Brablec Assistant Superintendent Superintendent .4- To the Students of R. H. S. As I review the activities of the present school year I find many things of which our whole school may be proud. Things which you had a large part in helping to accomplish. Although our academic work may have suffered because of a lack of study halls due to half- day sessions a large amount of outstanding work has been done. You have gained honors in essay contests. Your athletic teams have established fine records in the number of choice victories they have won. Your musical organizations such as the band and the choir have ' t' h e o erated in an efficient brought renown to our school. Your different class organiza ions av p manner. The yearbook you are reading is a sample of that efficiency. The bright part of this whole picture is that it was done because you wanted to do it.. For you it has meant remaining at school long after your classmates had gone. Because of this Ifeel that all of you should be doubly praised. JMJIQUJM Harold C. Wilson, Principal .5. Q 1' 4--...qu rim A ,, .fl faculty L. J. Beardslee Industrial Art Flossie Bernys English and History Margaret Booth English Frederick Boyer Science and Mathematics Mary Lou Braun Physical Education Helen Coates Counselor Albert Daas English and Dramatics Leonard Dalton Science, and Driver Training Myrtle Davis Commercial Grace Easton Home Economics Evelynne Fergle History Truman Guard Science Leocadia Holmes History Charles Hunt Industrial Aarts Robert Jackson Mathematics Angeline Jaje Commercial Natalie Koshey Art George Koskimaki Physical Education Wenna Leonard English and Commercial Richard Lofts Vocal Music and History Mary Maerean English Seraphime Mike Instrumental Music Mary Louise Muma Librarian Gus Paulos History June Preiss English and Home Economics Roy Severson History and English Eugenia Shirtliff English and Latin Ardith Stout Mathematics L. B. Williams Industrial Arts Helen Wiltsee English an-.V if X, 4- Nxt' .1 :wwf .- rw. 3 1q.5,,i5.,4N vi 5-ffstl,,a.., i -:tp H., 5,5 X i. an fr Q t 1' A S jsiari if . 4 ,,f5'L S 11' 'gi I me if spun-W E 4 , it N as 1 f g X A I I 1 l 'G+ ag 35 ind 2'v'--'QP vga sd' Msg? gf' lei-f.. -P ,I-if 1 y .sf QQ,-f' Q tg.: F-F.-fgz:-..s, Vw, :VN ,.,. :Fr'.SE2'2i 'f1.- , -,Qugcfgg . as As each Senior class approaches graduation I view the coming commencement with mixed feelings. I am happy to see you reaching a goal for which you have been striving for four years. You are now about to set out on your adult careers and my wish for you is success in your varied endeavors. On the other hand, we are now terminating our close association with you and I will miss you next year. I have enjoyed working with the entire student body this year, and anticipate many pleasant Ralph E. Erickson, Assistant Principal relationships again next year. -3- seniors closs officers ond sponsors Seated left to right: B. Seiger, S. Cattel, B. Truman, R. Walquist. Standing: Mrs. Coates, Mr. Wilson President .... . . . William Seiger Vice President. . . . . . Robin Walquist Secretary . . . . Shirley Cattel Treasurer. . . . Betty Truman Sponsor . . . . . Mrs. Coates Sponsor . . . . . Mr. Wilson 10- Gerald Alandt Patricia Bachman Richard Baker Gail Baxter James Berger Celine Bidoul Phyllis Bigelow Gladys Bollman Margaret Breingan Richard Brohl af' ,. 'W ca.-1 X 5 -any V , i Ar K, I ' J' lb X f 'S 'O' ing. 12 x l ii Willard Butler Nancy Carson Shirley Cattel Roy Clarke Rodney Coe Dale Cross Mary Dalla Costa Shirley Davenport Shirley Davis Margo Decker Charles Dickerhoff J' eanette Dwyer Patricia Enlow Louis Erdelan Richard Erwin Sophie Fatalski Janet Faucher Rita Forstner Frances Foster Elizabeth Glaser L Q vm V C 5 43 , c .n , r J e A J' ggi was .hi vs, s Yf 1, Mil, ,,, LN , V. ,eu .kki In-3,:3ki 5 gk ,XE , .. 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Maxine Smith Ronald Therssen Allan Torp Betty Truman Marvin Valade Edith Van Reyendam Hartley Vezina Samuel Vicari Barbara Vollmert Robert Wagner ig e Micheal Walquist Robin Walquist . as 41 Raymond Weidman Carole Wheelock William Whitmore senior index ALANDT, GERALD - Basketball, Baseball, Football, Varsity Club. BACHMAN, PATRICIA - BAKER, RICHARD - Student Council, Football, Basketball, Track. BAXTER, GAIL - Home Economics, Band, Senior Play, Li- brary Club. BERGER, JAMES - Basketball, Baseball, Track , Football, Varsity Club. BIDOUL, CELINE - Band - President, Hi Times. BIGELOW, PHYLLIS - Home Economics, Baseball, Junior Play - Director, Hi Times. BOLLMAN, GLADYS - Choir, Senior Play, Basketball, Base- ball. .21- BREINGAN, MARGARET - Baseball, Tower. BROHL, RICHARD - BUTLER, WILLARD - Choir, Hi Times. CARSON, NANCY - Band, Hi Times. CATTEL, SHIRLEY - Secretary of Senior Class, Band, Tower Hi Times. CLARKE, ROY - Football. COE, RODNEY - Basketball, Sophomore Play, Senior Play - Director, Future Teachers Club, Varsity Club, Hi Times Tower. CROSS, DALE - DALLA COSTA, MARY - senior index DAVENPORT, SHIRLEY - Choir, Home Economics. DAVIS, SHIRLEY - Home Economics, Choir. DECKER, MARGO - DICKERHOFF, CHARLES - Varsity Club, Foot- ball, Basketball, Student Council. DWYER, JEANETTE - Home Economics, Student Council, Debating Team, Hi Times, Junior Sz Senior Plays, Tower, Future Teachers Club - President, Future Nurses, Dramatic Club. ENLOW, PATRICIA - ERDELAN, LOUIS - Sophomore, Junior and Sen- ior Plays, Choir, Hi Times, Tower. ERWIN, RICHARD - Hi Times. FATALSKI, SOPHIE - FAUCHER, JANET - Band, Choir. FORSTNER, RITA - Home Economics and Band. FOSTER, FRANCES - GLASER, ELIZABETH - Home Economics, Choir, Hi Times. GORDINIER, ANITA - Choir, Band, Basketball, Sophomore play, Baseball, Home Economics, Student Council - President. GREWETTE, JAMES - Varsity Club, Football, Baseball, Track, Student Council. GUITAR, JANET - GYSIN, ELLEN - Band. GYSIN, JAMES - HALE, ILENE - Home Economics, Choir. HENNIGAN, CHARLOTTE - Choir, Home Econo- mics. HOWELL, JANE - Choir. JAKUBISZEN, JOYCE - Cheerleaders, Junior Play, Choir, Future Teachers Club. JEFFERSON, SAMUEL - Baseball. JAHN, CARLA - Cheerleader, Junior and Senior Play, Home Economics. KAISER, LAWRENCE '- Choir. KAISER, RALPH - Track, Baseball, Choir, De- bating Team. KENNEDY, JERRY - Ki.1Nc.ER, PHYLLIS - choir. KOCH, CHARLEEN - Home Economics, Choir. KOLOSICK, DONALD - KOTHE, CARROLL - Senior Play, Basketball Cheerleader. KRAFT, EILEEN - Band, Home Economics, Base- ball, Basketball. KRIEWALL, JANET - Choir, Home Economics. KUEHN, LILLIAN - Tower, Dramatics Club. I.Ar1R.0lXQ RICHARD - Sophomore, Junior and Senior Plays, Hi Times, Tower. LANG, GERALD - LAWLER, PATRICIA - LAWRENCE, CAROL - Choir, Home Economics, Sophomore President. LUNCEFORD, FREDDIE - Hi Times, Tower. MAEDER, J EANNE - Choir, Basketball, Baseball, Hi Times, Senior Play. MAGNUS, LAVYNA - McCOMBIE, LEROY - Baseball, Football, Stu- dent Council, Varsity Club, Dramatics Club. MCELREATH, DAVID - Band, Hi Times, Soph- omore Play. MCGREGOR, JoYcE - sunshine society. MCGUIRE, DORIS Jo Baseball. MELS, ODETTE - Hi Times, Tower. MICHALSKI, PATRICIA - Hi Times. MILLER, VERLE - MooRE, EVELYN - Baseball, Library Club. MORESI, JOSEPHINE - MURPHY, NANCY - Choir, Home Economics, Secretary - Sophomore. NARDELLI, BEN - Basketball. NEAL, CURTIS - Football, Baseball, Track, Var- sity Club. NIEMI, BETTY JANE - NUNN, PATRICIA - Junior and Senior Play, Cheer- leader, Student Council, Vice President - Junior Class. PONTZIOUS, DONNA - Home Economics, Basket- ball. POZZOULI, JOHN - Track. RANSTADLER, SHIRLEY - Student Council. RAWN, ELEANOR - Home Economics. REAM, MARGARET - Home Economics, Hi Times, Band. REMINGTON, ROLAND - RIZZO, PHILIP - Sophomore, Junior and Senior Plays, Tower, Baseball, Basketball, Choir. ROBERTS, DOUGLAS - Track. ROGERS, JOHN - ROGERS, SUSAN - Home Economics. RUMAN, AMEENA - Band, Choir, Basketball. SAURA, MARY LOU - Home Economics, Basket- ball, Choir, Literary Club, Baseball. SCHALK, DARVIN - Junior Class President. SCHNEIDER, ROBERT- Hi Times. SCHUTZ, ERNEST - Hi Times, Dramatics Club. SEIGER, WILLIAM - Student Council, Baseball, Choir, Senior Class President, Sophomore and Senior Plays. SLAUGHTER, MARGARET - Hi Times. SMITH, CAROL - Tower, Senior Play, Dramatics Club. SMITH, MAXINE - Band, Choir, Baseball, Basket- ball, Junior Play, Home Economics. THERSSEN, RONALD - TORP, ALLAN - Baseball, Track, Football, Stu- dent Council, Varsity Club. TRUMAN, BETTY - Basketball, Choir, Senior Play, Home Economics. VALADE, MARVIN - Baseball, Varsity Club. VAN REYENDAM, EDITH - Choir. VEZINA,HARTLEY - Football, Track, Varsity Club. VICARI, SAMUEL - Tower. VOLLMERT, BARBARA - Hi Times, Choir. WAGNER, ROBERT - Football, Baseball, Track, Varsity Club. WALQUIST, MICHEAL - Football, Basebal1,Var- sity Club. WALQUIST, ROBIN - Football, Track, Varsity Club, Student Council, Senior Class Vice Presi- dent. WEIDMAN, RAYMOND - WHEELOCK, CAROLE - Home Economics, Li- brary Club, Junior Play, Future Teachers Club. WHITMORE , WILLIAM - valeclictorian The highest scholastic award-that of Valedictorian is awarded to Betty Truman. Betty completed her high school studies with an average of 3.55. Besides being intellectually inclined, Betty was ii' active in extra-curricular activities. Among these salutcatorian Donna Ponzious is our Salutatorian with an average of 3.43. One of Donna's main interests is sports. She has played basketball and baseball on our high school teams. Among other activities, she was in the Home Economics Club and typed for the Hi-Times. Donna has taken a commercial course in high school and plans to continue in this field upon graduation. To prepare for her career, she now has a job doing bookkeeping and typing. .24. wereg the Home Economics Club, the choir, and the senior play. She showed her leadership ability as class Vice President in her Sophomore Year and Treasurer in her Senior Year. Betty plans to further her Business Career by attending Highland Park Junior College for more training. as 5 senior class history In September of ' 50 our High life began. For President, I. Hale successfully ran, B. Wagner, J. Kriewall, D. Schneider became, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer by name. In this our first year we got the right stride, With one social party and a lively hayride. As Sophomore President, C. Lawrence led the way, With DeNardo, Schemanski, Humrich elected the same day Our party at the Rec was a social highlight, And proved to the rest we could do things just right. Then thoroughly versed in Sophomore ways, We eagerly awaited our Junior days. D. Schalk as our President rated a big cheer, With officers P. Nunn, J. Dwyer, and A. Gordinier. Our dances Harvest Hop and Spring Serenade, Showed that our plans were most carefully made. Miss Leonard directed Miss Jimmy , our play, Increasing our skill in a drmatic way. We looked and looked Ct'was most confusingj, Before we found the right ring for our choosing. To the Seniors, at the Star Ballroom, we were the host, Frilly dresses, soft music to which we lent an ear, Marked a successful prom and completed the year. Hurrah for the day, we were Seniors at last, But somehow the year was going too fast. B. Seiger was President of this important year, With R. Walquist, S. Cattel, and B. Truman always near. As sponsors, Mrs. Coates and Mr. Wilson were great, They had much to do with determining our fate. To keep our bank account from getting too thin, We gave our first dance the Peppermint Spin. In a final whirl we rushed around town, Getting pictures, announcements and then - cap and gown. Then Graduation that long awaited day, We almost wished that we could stay. With this, our life at R.H.S. folds, But no one knows what the future holds. 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Whitcomb Williams T. P Willoughby Wilson Winkelman Witt Wood Young Young organizations senior student council Y 1 F Row 1: J. Scarsella, S. Akins, C. Coonfer, Mr. Wilson, Sponsor, A. Sassaman, L. Stark Row 2: J. Ward, L. McCombie, M. L. Mitchell, J. Dwyer, A. Gordinier, J. McGlone, D. Blight, P. Nunn. The officers elected for the year were: President, Anita Gordinierg Vice President, John Dwyer, Secretary - Treasurer, Sandra Akins. The counci1's main activities were to discuss and vote on problems of the school. They also layed plans for a student directory. iunior student council Row 1: M. Sheets, S. Riess, J. Smith, Mr. Erickson, Sponsor, S. Torp, J. Kowalski. Row 2: J. Coe, .T. Kripl, N. McCloud, C. Walker, J. Jeup, P. Dubois, E. Ellingson. The Junior Student Council, sponsored by Mr. Erickson, started out the year by electing their officers who were: President, Jim Smith, Vice President, Sharon Torp, Secretary - Treasurer, Susie Riess. They sponsored a talent show with the proceeds going to the Goodfellows. Later they held a March of Dimes Dance, All in all, we feel that they had a very successful and worthwhile year. -44, clu varsity b future teachers club Seated left to right: M. Kaiser, J. Crawford, P. Bisby, J. Jakubiszen, J. Dwyer, A. Sassaman, E. Durham, T. Haller, M. Yates. Standing: Mrs. Coates, Sponsor, C. Dickerhoff, J. Berger, R. Coe, B. Klenk, D. Grisham, Mrs. Shirtliff, Sponsor. The Future Teachers of Roseville High School is a newly organized club under the sponsorship of Mrs. Coates and Mrs. Shirtliff. The officers elected at the first meeting were: President, Jen Dwyer: Vice President, Joyce Jakubiszeng Secretary, Anna Sassamang Treasurer, Pat Bisby. The object of the club is to learn about the teaching profession and the different colleges. The main activity of the year was to visit and observe one of the many college campuses in Michigan. Row 1: L. McCombie, J.Ranstadler, M.Walquist, Mr. Koskimaki, Sponsorg H. Vezina, B. Klenk, B. Franz. Row 2: D. Jakubiszen, E. Dalton, M. Hutzman, P. Marr, C. Neal, D. Coonfer, M. Nardin, E. Noble. Row 3: J. Alandt, A. Torp, C. Dickerhoff, R. Coe, I. Berger, .T. Grewette, P. Rizzo. The Roseville High School Varsity Club is composed of all letter winners who adhere to the training rules set up by the coaching staff. They have many functions among which are: Q15 Setting a good example for the rest of the student body, Q21 Promoting good sportsmanship in and out of school, C33 Through fund raising drives, provide sports equipment which could not otherwise be obtained for the school. Officers are: President, Hartley Vezina: Vice President, Mike Walquistg Secretary, Jack Ranstadlerg Treasurer, Bill Klenk and Sergeant at Arms, Bill Franz. -45. senior home economics club In September the club initiated 60 members into the Junior Home Economics Club. At the first monthly meeting the officers elected were: President, Martha Wiggertg Vice President, Carol Coonferg Secretary, Kay Patton, Treasurer, Bonnie Brodziak. Every other month the meeting was a pot luck. A collection of clothes. toys, and food was as- sembled into boxes and given toa needy family. The club had an ice skating party at Chandler Park and then looked forward to its annual spring outing. Row 1: A. Sassaman, J. Clark, C. Coonfer, Mrs. Easton, Sponsor, B. Brodziak, M. Wiggert. K. Patton. Row 2: M. Kaiser, L. Vottler, M. Dale, C. Harrison, J. McGreggor, J. Hudak, B. Vaughn, M.A.Russell, A. Fontana. Row 3: P. Street, F. Bresso, P. Case, G. King, J. Watt, M. Harmer, J. Bonamie, H.Ro1enc, B. Klenk, M. Ingles. Row 4: T. Daldine, B. Shipp, M. Pyrah, S. Danton, S. Dalton, D. Burns, J. Blumberger, K. Burke, M. Yates, J. Albert, B. Wagner. iunior home economics club The Junior Home Ec- onomics Club started by electing their officers who were: President, Sharon Erdelang Vice President, Sharon Bis- byg Secretary, Janet Davis, Treasurer, Esther Mayo. The main activities consisted of bake sales and potluck suppers, which were very enjoyable. Row 1: R. Edwards, D. Fenton, J. Davis, S. Bisby, Miss Maerean, Sponsor, S. Erdelan, E. Mayo, S. Torp, E. Gibbons. Row 2: J. Kowalski, C. Tyler, J. Smith, B. Fredette, C. Husbands, S, Corder, R. Paul, J. Gillem, P. Jacobs, K. Gray, J. Neuman. Row 3: C. Gray, K. Emery, G. Franz,D. Br.umm,P. Gainsforth, E. Truman, M. Kucharski, P. Baldru, D. Weiss, B. Allen, L. Rossetti, P. Hollingsworth. Row 4: K. Pope, J. Mitchell, M. E. Perreault, N. Lage, P. LaCrosse, A. Barr, E. Zurawski, D. Hipwell, A. Dickson, S. Riess. Row 5: S. Wells, B. Schlitz, R. Cipiti, B. Bartz, P. Patrick, A. Moresi, B. Reynaert, A. Schuster, J. Salviati, D. Beitz, C. Hendrix. Row 6: E.Votte1er,D. Kriewall, L. Damschroeder, E. Vanriette, D. Wissler, S. Leander, C. Ray, M. Ball, R. Schultes, C. Kolinski. .46. Row 1: S. Peters, M. McC1ard, N. Ruth, H. Moore, F. Lunceford, C. Pollard, J. McFarlen, Mrs. Fergle, Sponsor. Row 2: G. Brancik, H. Slaughter, R. Michell, D.Knoef, R. Gregarek, M: Weiss, J. Moran, B. Bal- lard, S. Danton. Row 3: D. Coonfer, P. Bigelow, N. Ward, M. Campau, H. Redcap, M. Hutzman, E. Dalton. E. Pannebecker, P. Michalski. The Hi-Times was published each week, alternately by Miss Booth's and Mrs. Ferg1e's journalism classes. The purpose of the paper was . ' to keep the students of Roseville High informed. Co-editors were hl m es S Par Quigley and Bob Ballard. Row 1: N. Brower, B. Schchardt, W. Allagreen, J. Perreault, C. Brohl, G. Kraft, Miss Booth, Sponsor. Row 2: N. Nigbor, M. Delia, P. Michalski, P. Bigelow, P. Carter, C. Lusk, D. Schneider, P. Quigley. Row 3: B. Klenk, T. Parmenter, D. Dalton, A. Crison, C. Klotz, G. Weaver, B. Moffatt, J. Bachman. -47- choir Row 1: E. McIntyre, S. Nelson, J. Jakubiszen, M. Campau, M. Ingles, G. King, S. Akins, C. Ziessow, A. Kline, R. Madania S. Leander, D. Grisham, Mr. R. Lofts, Director, G. Grancik, L. Erdelan, E. Van Reyndam,N. Ward, K. Burke, S. LaBeau C. Goff, J. Hudak, D. Sunmore,M.Delia,S. Peters, M. McClard. B. Wagner. Row 4: A Ruman, F. Babinski, E. McGuire, S Row 2: P. Cook, T. Saylor, P. Peters, J. Carver, M. Wanchik, Heese, E. Roeder,A. Gordinier, L.Kaiser,.T. Dwyer, D. Dickson D. Dalton, B. Seiger, G. Bollman, M. Hormer, S. Burke, A. C. Lawrence, J. Maeder, B. Wawro, J. McFarland, M. Buttars Allagreen, J. Lyon, B. Dickerhoff. Row 3: S. Danton, B. Klenk, The choir under the direction of Mr. Lofts had a very prosperous year. The officers for the year were: President, Edith Van Reyendamg Vice President, Janice Carver, Secretary, Gladys Bollmang Treasurer, Shirley Peters. The choir participated in the Christmas Concert, The Macomb County Choral Clinic, Choral Festival, and the Spring Concert. -48. 1 y J band The R.H.S. Band, under the di- rection of Mr. Mike, has been very active this past school year. They have participated in the Peach Fes- tival Parade, The Michigan State Fair Parade, and many local parades. They have also performed at the Detroit Lions - Cleveland Browns Game, Chicago Bears Game and Cleveland Browns Champion- ship game. Highlighting this year was the Christmas Concert and Spring Concert. Row 1: S. Cattel, M. Snell, R. Paul, N. Carson, M. Kaiser B. Durham, M. Kaiser, c. smbough, s. sneu. Row 2: T. Par: menter, P. Carter, S. Ward, A. Marabate, S. Brace, D. Torp C. Bidoul, S. Monk, G. Wilson, G. Baxter, D. McElreath J. Kripl, E. Vanriette, J. Neuman. Row 3: J. Kowalski M sheets, M. Yates, D. Brumm R. Kucharski J. Slawiclt J. Crawford, D. Wiggert, J. Reno,, D. Taepke, Forstner,,M Ream, T. Haller, J. Elzerman, E. Gysin. Row 4: G. Cockran M. Mitchell, E. Kraft, S. Stork, H. Berger, R. Mitchell, J McGlone, S. Kridelbough, N. Manzel, A. Fisher, A. Gordinier G. Weaver, G. Malinski, J. Faucher, R. Bird. Row 5: R. Ray- mer, A. Ruman, H. Settles, J. McGregor, R. Stephanoff, E Tiffin, C. Coonfer, Mr. Mike, Band Director, K. Keller B. Rymarczyk, S. Dalton. tower staff lst Row seated left to right: S.Vicari, C. Dickerhoff, Mrs. Preiss, Sponsorg L. Kuehn, C. Smith, S. Cattel, Miss Koshey, Sponsor. 2nd Row: D. LaCroix, J. Dwyer, R. Coe, O. Mels, P. Lawler, M. Breingan. Standing: L. Erdelan, F. Lunceford, P. Rizzo. Co-editors . . . Louis Erdelan and Philip Rizzo. . 50 - The Tower Staff of 1954 has worked industriously during this past year. It's sole aim has been to produce a book that will please the entire student body. The mem- bers of the staff hope that they have been successful in their attempts. spied The Art Staff doing layout work during one of theil many after school sessions. , iwf iiwae ! Members of the journalism Staff discussing Tower write-ups. -51- if . Co-Editors . . Art Staff. . . . . Louis Erdelan Jr. Phillip Rizzo, Jr. . . . . Lillian Kuehn . Shirley Cattel .Ten Dwyer Carol Smith Journalism Staff. ....... Rodney Coe Sales Staff. . . Typist . . . . . Sponsors. . . . . . Dick LaCroix Charles Dickerhoff J en Dwyer Louis Erdelan Freddie Lunceford Odette Mels . . . . .Philip Rizzo Sam Vicari . . Margaret Breingan Miss Natalie Koshey Mrs. .Tune Preiss Selling subscriptions - even to Tower members. senior cheer leaders Left to right: E. Burke, C. Kothe, J. Jakubiszen, P. Nunn, P. Bisby, Captain, S. Burke, S. Akins, C. Jahn. iunior cheer leaders Left to right: C. Goff, E. Van riette, S. Bisby, Captaing J Davis. maiorettes Left to right: S. Dalton, B. Rymarczyk, K. Keller, J. McGregor, R. Stephenoff, E. Tiffin, C. Coonfer, Cap- tain. 'YY varsity football is 1 W Q 5 E654 84. 4 H1-ff'2 ,1',ff 'iz Q 12.35. -xg X- 1 ,fy 'K A 1. . . f- ir? Rs... Q 535, ,T N 4 F, Left to right, Row 1: E. Heinrich, J. Berger, C. Dickerhoff, J. Grewette, M. Walquist, J. Ward, H. Vezina, L. McC6mbie, B. Wagner. Row 2: J. Alandt, A. Torp, R. Walquist, E. Dalton, B. Ballard, B.K1enk, G. Carter, D. Coonfer, J. Palazzola, E.Youness. Row 3: R. Braun, P. Marr, G. Brancik, M. Nardin, C. Neil, F. Bernier, T. Delia, Mr. L. Dalton, Coach, Mr. G. Koskimaki, Assistant Coach. Row 4: L. Stabley, R. Dalton, J. Rand- stadler, B. Franz, R. Doetsch, B. Brown. The season of 1953-54 was the first one that the Wildcats didn't win the Oakland B Crown in their three years of competition. The Wildcats had a season's record of 6 wins and 2 losses. They had the best defensive team in the league. They placed second in the standings. . . . The outstanding player of the year was end Bob IU Wagner who made A11-country, All-League, and second team All-State. Left to right, Rot 1: T. Walquist, E. Noble, T. Early, H. Schuholz, J. Jeup, W. Foster, F. Olds, F. Greene, E. Heinrich. Row 2: T. Choley, F. Mortimer, L. Stark, D. Massey, R. Baller, B. Brown, J. Graham, Mr. G. .Koskimaki, Coach. -54. i -5j- varsity basketball Standing left to right: D. Jakubiszen, M. Nardin, B. Klenk, J. G. Carter, P. Rizzo. Kneeling: Mr. Guard, Assistant Coach, Ranstadler, B. Ahbev, R. Coe, J. Berger, B. Franz, J. Ward, E. Heinrich, C. Dickerhoff, Captain: Mr. Koskimaki, Coach. Roseville won 14 and lost 5, during the 1953-54 season. It finished second in the Oakland B League competition. High scorer for the season was Jim Berger, who scored 372 points. Berger was also named on the all-league and all-county basketball teams. Bill Klenk, was second with 216 points and received all- suburban honors. One of the events in which the Wildcats participated was the Annual Alpena Catholic Central Christmas Tournament, which was won by River Rouge. iunior varsity Sitting, left to right: D. Mortimer, S. Hency, F. Greene, L. Martyniak, B. Brown, E. Noble. Stand- ing, left to right: Mr. Guard, Coach, F. Litz, C. Hucul, F. Olds, F. Mortimer, L. Stark, C. Abby, Manager. .56. w A -j7- girls basketball The girls basketball team got off to a slow start but steadily improved as the season pro- gressed. The team consisted of fourteen players, seven of which were seniors. Team captains for the year were Mickey Ruman and Anita Gordinier. High scorers for the year were Betty Truman and Anita Gordinier. This was the first year that the team was entered in an Oakland B Girls Basketball League. The team is to be commended for its fine display of spirit and sportsmanship. Left to right: Miss Braun, J. Hudak, M. L. Saura, M. Horner, S. Heese, B. Truman, A. Gordinier, A. Ruman, J. Maeder, G. Bollman, J. Bonamie, E. Tiffin, S. Kraft. - - track Standing left to right: T. Thomas, J. Grewette, A. Mr. Gibbard, Coach. Kneeling left to right: D. Miller Torp, H. Vezina, J. Berger, B. Knappe, B. Wagner, R. Walquist, P. Burke, R. .Tunga,D.Ge11asch,.T. Kerch- B. Doetsch, C. Neal, E. Youness, D. Stonecipher, kof, C. Ford,D. Jakubiszen. Roseville kept up its high pace and finished the 1952-53 season in first place in the Oakland B league. They also finished second in the State. Some of the new records set last year were: 120 yd. High Hurdles - 16.6 - Kerchkoff 180 yd. Low Hurdles - 20.5 - Kerchkoff 440 yd. dash - 51.7 - Wagner - State Meet 880 yd. Relay - 1.33.4 - Wagner-Ge11asch-Kerch- koff- Ford State Meet -59- baseball ,-. ,- ,- ,..- 'Qs Row 1 left to right: B. Redman, C. Hemele, J. Ran- Coachg T. Parmenter, M. Valade, G. Carter, B. Franz, stadler, D. Jakubiszen, J. Berger, A. Torp, L.McCom- R. Dalton, P. Rizzo, M. Walquist, C. Neal. Row 3: bie, M. Hutzman, R. Elzerman. Row 2: Mr. Dalton, E. Dalton, P. Marr, R. Zoellner, T. Choley, T. Delia. The Wildcats won the Oakland B League Championship for the third year in a row, with eight wins, two losses. losing only to Avondale and Clawson. There are thir-teen returning lettermen from last year's squad, J. Ranstadler, C. Hemele, L. McCombie, E. Noble, J. Berger, C. Neal, M, Valade, P. Marr, P. Rizzo, D. Jakubiszen,A. Torp, T. Parmenter, B. Franz, B. Wagner, E. Dalton, R. Dalton, R. Redman. The leading pitchers were J. Ranstadler, and C. Hemele. -60- photo album cz date with iudy I xx.. ME d.Iacroi c.jah fs ox av A I. erdelan Judy Foster. . Mr. Foster .... Mrs. Foster .... Randolph Foster. . Hannah . ...... . Barbara Winsocket .... .... Ooogie Pringle. . . bkrumnn FQ. if Q nkaiser J maeder j. dwyer Q . N E p.nunn . . .Carroll Kothe . . . Dick LaCroix . . . . . .Ten Dwyer . . . Ralph Kaiser . Gladys Bollman . . . Jean Maeder Louis Erdelan, Jr. Mitzie Hoffman . . Mr. Martindale . . Mrs. Hotchkiss .... Eloise Hotchkiss . . . Mrs. Shlutzhammer Rexford O'Conner. . . Susie O'Conner .... PVW mn a.daas p.rIzzo g.bollman I T.. i Yi f gh 1 g.baxter bfseiger . . . .Carla Jahn . . . Philip Rizzo . . . . . Gail Baxter . .... 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To help turn this dream into reality, other men provided the finances Edison needed. Their joint achievement is an example of how financial risk-taking and individual ingenuity combine to the benefit of all people. But our present way of living is only the beginning. Electricity promises for the future still greater marvels and better service. It requires men and women with many skills to provide this service. If you would like to work with such people why not get in touch with Edison's Employment Office? beginning THE DETROIT EDISON CCMPANY 2000 Second Avenue, Detroit 26, Michigan advertisements 0l'lgl'atll,!Cltl0I'l.4 1107 CROOKS ROAD ROYAL OAK LI. 3-4480 EACH STEP IN LIFE IS JUST A LITTLE MORE IMPORTANT THAN THE LAST ONE. Capture Each Important Day With a Candid Story . . That Keeps the Day Alive Forever. 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