Royal Oak High School - Oak Yearbook (Royal Oak, MI)

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rts tenth annrversary gave a ban quet Club offrcers were Vlrgrnra Rrbant presrdent Jack Reynolds yrce pres rdent Margaret Beacom secretary and Janet Hasner treasurer Mrss Sanderson rs the sponsor GAA Sponsorrng after school sports such as archery hockey fleldball volley ball and basket ball sellmff banners yarn dolls and mums and frllrng a Chrrslmas basket have oc cupred G A A members thrs semes er Offrcers were Gerry Schroff pres rdent Vrrgrnra Ellrott secretary Jane Watkrns treasurer Mrss Mc Ardle rs sponsor Debate Club Debatrng on the questron Re olved that the Federal Government should adopt the polrcy of equalrz mg educatronal opportunrty through out the natlon by means of annual grants to the several states for pub catron were flve veterans and about 10 new members recrurted from Eng lrsh classes thrs semester Part of the meetrngs were spent rn research practrce and d1scuS sron by the old members and part rn coachrng the recrurts who have been chosen to take the place of graduatmg debaters Up to the time when thrs artlcle was prrnted the debate team partrc rpated rn a tournament at Monroe and came out rn second place and won rts Iirst two league debates one agarnst Marine Crty by a unan rmous declsron and one with Tren ton by a two to one decrsron Mar Jorre Mrllard Kenneth Kelley and Jane E Mlller took part 1n both rn whlch Royal Oak took the nega trve srde of the questlon There wrll be one more debate thrs semester and another next se mester both aflrrmatrve followed by a serres of elrmrnatron debates rf Royal Oak wrns once more Mrss Eva Moore rs the sponsor Hr Y Club In addrtron to therr regular prac txce of operatmg the football score board and collaboratrng wrth the R O Club rn sponsormg the All School party members of the H1 Y have sent four of therr number to a H1 Y conference at Cranbrook and three more to another conference at Lansrng have arranged for the sup plvrnv and grvrng of welfare baskets for the hrgh school and have had monthly swrms at the Detrort Y M C A Hr Y offrcers were Bertram G a ham presrdent Harry Hallock vrce presrdent Donald Smlth secretary and Jack Garnett treasurer Spon sors are Mr Qurckstad and Mr MacDonald Home Ec Club Startrng out wuh 'r werne roast and contrnurng wrth classes rn knrt trng rug makrng crochetrng and hemstrtchrng a partv at Marjorie Eckert s home and a Chrrstmas par ty at the Renberg twrns home frll mg stockrngs for the Red S ockrng Club and servrng at the class nlght banquet members of the Home Ec Club found therr trme well filled Thc clubs sponsor rs Mrss Mary Moor and offrces were Wrnrfred xrce presrdent Maryorre Eckert sec retary and Janet DeCavrtt treas urer Latm Club Durrng the past four months the S P Q R conducted a membershrp drrve rnrtrated new members rnfor mally at a werner roast put out the Francars Latrna and staged a Noel Saturnalra rn collaboratron wrth the French Club and gate the Vrrgrl Latrn Medal to Mary Lourse Hart The presrdent of the club was Bcssre Dunserth vrce presrdent Do rald Smrth secretary Lors Land and treasurer Fred Gray The S P Q R rs sponsored by Mrs Lfrnd Library Staff Srnce the staff s mam purpose thrs semester was to provrde a fund for the purchase of books for the lr brary many of rts actrvltres were of a financral nature The Lrbrary Staff sponsored a matrnee dance mrtrated new mem bers at a Werner roast gave therr annual Book Week tea rnstrtuted a rental lrbrary for the use of staff members whrch rs later to be opened to students and proceeds from whrch FIFTI'-'FN re to be used to purchase more book held a Chrrstmas party at Lors Lands and are now takrng care of the flnancral end of the three one act plays to be glven Jan uary 31 for the benefit of the lr brary book fund Membershrp on the Lrbrary Staff xx as opened thrs semester to rnclude all persons who are help to the lr b ary rn any way The staffs spon sor rs Mrss Campbell and offrcers yere Lo1s Land presrdent Bessre Dunselth vrce presrdent Earla Smrth secretary and Ly man Schroff reasurer Chrrstrne Bowman Stop' Stop' Stop' Don Campbell What do you thrnk you are fr Western Unron Telegram Young Father tlookrng at trrplets nurse has Just brouffht rnr Hmm' We l' take the one rn the mrddle Keep away from that there loud speaker Alfie sard grandma stern ly that fellow whats talkrn has a Betty Tuttle What shall I do wrth water on the knee? 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CLASS WILL A Prologue We the Senlor Class of anuary 1935 nevertheless and notwxthstancllng, do hereby wlll bequeath, relmqulsh, clonate, and other wise hurl our cherxshed hetrlooms, character ISCICS, and xdlosyncrasnes to the unwxllmg un dergracluates, whlle we, the aforementxoned Seniors, gladly sell our Muzzys and prepare to htbernate pro tem Stuart Opdyk w1lls hls sk1ll ln blg dame huntmg to Paul Strlckland Mary Lourse Hart wxlls those bxg blue eyes to any aspmng blonde who wants a football hero next sea son Jelome Vanek bequeaths a half 1nterest lll hls dl ploma to Don Evans Allce Brocklebank and Edlth May Wh1te glV6 their love of Dentyne to Mr Upton an ardent gum desplser Betty Lou Tuttle leaves her powers of mterpretmg pantomxme to Mlss Pxke Bxll Land belng m hlS present state of post depres sxon rum has nothmg left to w1ll Janet I-Iasner wllls her naturally red cheeks to Mar garet Hurd who talas alack and Alaskalv has to wear rouge to Jlmmy Hallock who doesnt need xt ln the least Sls Rlbant w1lls her dlsturblng hOlS9l2.11gll to Les ter Quackenbush Duane Hart leaves hlS taste for str1ped sweaters to Art Fltzpatrlck Helen Hanmgan w1lls her subtle humor to Arme Erickson Fannle Roberts bequeaths h1.s unusual attractlon to trucks to Bob Wrng LOIS Jamleson w1lls her falthfulness to Mary Gllham Edgar Remecke and Jack Reynolds donate thelr Washmgton trlp halrcuts to Don Campbell June Watson bequeaths her lovely hands to the commg basket ball star Ed Shaw Howard Llle w1lls hls dlsslpated attltude to any ln experxenced sophomore Shirley Foster leaves the magnitude of her eyes to Barbara Hughes B111 Gass donates hls earnestness to Wally Gabler Helen Votrle w1lls her demureness to Loxs Land Wxlfxed Bedford bequeaths h1.s aloof dlgnlty Balbara MacDonald Jean Clark w1lls her attractlon for the alumnl Grace Hoffer Kenny Wmchell Green w1lls hls nose for news the next Acorn goss1p reporter Chrlstme Bow man bequeaths her taste Ill clothes Glen Noble Cal Stevens w1lls those red wayes to Jeanne Lewls who seems to be txred of bemg a blonde Norbert Hughes leaves h1s basket ball abxlltv to Sxe ford W1lkens Nadme Hooper donates a few mches of her helght to Mxldred Walls SEVENTEEN D TESTAME T Don Belden relxnqutshes h1S dutles as treasurer to Llndy Albrecht and prays that hell remember to WYICS out checks Esther Howarth Gene Shaw and Maryorle Harms w1ll 'thelr athletlc abtllty to the new Whlte Sox team Harry Hallock turns adamant and refuses to wlll Mary Loulse to anyone Velma McCutcheon bequeaths her d1amat1c YOICC to the next senlor play lead Scotty Grler wxlls lus rouge gallery to Ray Ellxs Edith Matthews donates her mdlfference to sultors to Dolores Mxllard Ed Logan leaves hls blushes to Jack McG1ll who should blush but doesnt Dorothy DeLeo wxlls her fluttety hands to E111 Stackhouse Allen Perkms now famous Pantywalst seems to clmg to hlm so as nobodv wants 1t anyway well sklp hlS last testament Jane Mlller w1lls the natural red llghts 1n her han to Dolores M1llard who sad to say has to put hers 1n George Ellsworth leaves hls thanks to MISS Eyelyn Moore 4For what? sez she 1 Charles Bryan w1lls those Garbo eyes to Vxolet HCHF1 Clemmer and warns hex to use lt sparlngly Kenneth Klnney Bruno Peters and Gerald Ar nold w1ll thelr curly locks to those femmes who wleld a wlcked curllng lron Vernltta Watch w1lls her blonde petxteness to L11 l1an Wagner Leonard Johnson leaves hxs br1ll1'1nt all class genlus to Conrad Formaz Marjorie Mlllard relxnqulshes her Engllsh accent to anyone who Jolly well wants the bally stuff Racehorse Brown IS Wllllllg' to donate hls football unlform to anyone who ll stand up and fight for xt sez he Bernlce Meadows and Vlrgxrua Rex bequeath th811' S A tsxlly antxcsb to Ed Saulnler and Pete Wolfe Dr Dean Bentley w1lls h1s ablllty to deselt hearts to Betty Asxre Martha F1tl,S Pelletler w1lls her matumonlal 111 stlncts to Eleanor Matthews Woodrow Kelly leaves hls soclallstlc oratlons to M1 Balrd the only man who understands hlm EPILOGUE In termlnatlng thls the final document this class w1ll ever execute those of the SCHIOIS who took the Washmgton trlp have at last mduced Sxs Rlbant to part wlth hex autographed tlghts She herewxth bestows them upon any Washmgton trlpper who goes to Glen Echo next June Srgnecl, sealed wxtnessecl, and so forth on thus clay nn January m the year of dis grace, 1935 JEAN CLARK JUNE WATSON f I , zigjgf ' 1422: U 71? . ,955 I 9 1 J a x -I ' . ' y - - . V . V . . v . . Q Fred Brace bequeaths his woman-hating attitude Ruth Deasy bequeaths her gift of g-ab to Mm-y . . , . . . to , . , ' ' ' ' to ' I ' , ', .. u ' 1 ,' 'K v . - . K 1 - ,, f yy - ' A ' . ' ' to ' A 4- . ' , . , . t -- , 4 1