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

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1940 volume:

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Virginia Schmitt, chairman, Ethany Fonger, Virginia Condon, Martha Leach, Lucille McCarthy, Eileen Stuart, Patricia Kiley, Evelyn Johnson, Annie Kelly, Jean Gilson, Patsy Speer. ROLL CALL ..l.l,,, Patricia Mathewson, chairmang Leila Shaw, Virginia Pallister, Lucille McCarthy, Gilbert McGeehan, Patricia Kiley, Annie Kelly, Frances Gundry, June Maderos, Eileen Stuart, Evelyn Johnson, Hazel Moritz. FEA'I'UR,.E'I'I'ES . .Margaret Coran, chairman, Patricia Kiley, Annie Kelly, Jean Gilson, Patsy Speer, Barbara Hunter, Peggy Tucker, Ann Louise Hendershott. CLUBS . Florence Light, chairman, Betty Horning, Virginia Schmitt BOYS' SPORTS. ,Dan Truesdell, chairman, Tom Meyer, Duncan Helmrich, Douglas Anger, Douglas Jewett. GIRLS' SPORTS Hope Thomas, chairmang Bill Hampton, Marie Alexander ART ...,.., Charlotte Stone, chairman, Del Schmitz, Charles Johnson, Jim McCoy, Tom Latimer, Barbara Heym, Bill Lenhard, Gerald Campbell, Chester Campbell, Virginia Pallister. SENIOR CALENDAR .,..,..........,....,.............. Marjorie Wardell TYPISTS Dorothy Moll, Leila Shaw, Betty Lou Mainds, Suzanne Wetzel, Shirley Holman, Audre O'Brien, Gordon Jones. POETRY .........,.,,..,.....,. ....,..,...,........... M arie Alexander DEDICATION ,,..... ....... K athleen McRoberts, chairman, Jean Millar Ella Mae Setser. ADVERTISING .... John Boening, chairmang Garth Owen, Bob Fontaine, Eleanor Gregory, Charles Hiltz, John Crabb, Betty Renton, Florence Light, Betty Horning. FRESHMAN PAGE .,.,..,., Dick Hursh, Frances Stuart, Margaret Hanks, Jean Mobley. SOPHOMORE PAGE . ..,... ,,.,,,, . ...,...,......,. V irginia Halliday JUNIOR PAGE ..... .,..,........,......,.,............ V irginia Halliday FINANCE A . Hazel Moritz, chairmang Virginia Pallister, Gloria Brugaletta, Leila Shaw, June Rose Maderos, Kathleen McRoberts, FACULTY SPONSORS ,.,. Constance Kingan, Robert Dunn, Ruth Cowen, Donald Cook, and Louise Bohlen. DEDICATION In the lives of everyone there are days of darkness and days of qladness and joy. Lucky indeed are those people who are associated with individuals who make the dark days bright and the happy days more joyous. Such a person is Miss I. Constance Kinqan and that is why we of the Iune 1940 qraduatinq class find pleasure in dedicating our Oak to her. ll . J ii l,gg,, PAGE runs ol. l . f r PAGE FOUR 'mx J'-xW Ni ,Q lllu WV H4225 W if Sffvnl i gl tx, Q 2 Fri: - y.t:::::::1ft W4 W' W 'W 1 f tl W' l1'll-fl, l V' 'g',5tL11t!'4l if 4 fwtufl ,fl tftltt t. 1 Q rat ' x lf we are to Walk the way of Galahad- We must stand tall and straight- And take in our hands our destiny- And make with our hands our fate. If we are to face the winds and the storms- And have our fate endure- Our strength shall be as the strength of ten- Because our hearts are pure. And if one heart within our midst- Shall hold aloft the light- Then Galahad shall live again- And truth shall reign as right. -by Marie Alexander. MOTTO-To travel hopefully is better than to arrive: the true success is to labor. FLOWER: White Carnation. COLORS: Aquamarine and White. 5, film., A' ,.. '. l .lf 14- 1'1f..' '15 i4:.- iokaiffg 'sig 1.1. 41' 1 I' ri ? 9 ':3'.bf:'+, .1 z S ,Q ' -- f. F. X ' I nf xx Q fl 'i' 45,74 ' 4:53. 'ti ' h 'JIHN S . , - ,N Q .4 Q X: , QI TW. kv-' mx ':'x-58 - , I f 1. -:mv ' 'x f K Q- rv ggbx ' 5 V4-EEL, Sf I X l ff' A o 0 0 Q J f W is :I t --:E 1 .bi 4 ... fda 'Q P 'K xx ig 1: 5,-fgd fr. 24 . , - , .N , J- -pf' , 1 Q , Q - :f b L ,NY W1 X' ff .. 2-, ,Aff I X f ffl 32. aj . if 5' .,'sY:4,f ,Q ' -'fmjsx if: -.-'Siu h- A N , -4 V- 7 f 1.6, .f-1 ' 11935. .xv xv he ., 4- 137g . 'in-gf .... 'wg-:fg-:rx , 1 - sf' -' 'V' A , v-' lv 4- Q '. K l 3'.z1,,Z .'j-'nigh 5 .a-.: .- -41 -.. 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A. 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 3 Swimming 2, 3, 43 Travel Club 2, 33 Tri-C 4. BETTY AUSTIN-Bet D. .D degree-Darling Dimples Acorn Stall' 43 Barket Ball 33 G. A. A. 33 Life-Saving 33 Swimming 1, 2, 33 Travel Club 1, 2. DELORIS E. BALL-Tootie M. D. degree-Madcap Dancer Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basket Ball 2, 33 Cheerleader 43 Commercial Club 2, 33 Field Hockey 2, 33 G. A. A. 3, 43 Travel Club 2, 33 Tri-C 4. NOREEN BANACKY-Small Fry B. S. degree-Brief in Size RALPH BARLOW-Baldy B. S. degree-Bachelor Shy BETTY BARRETT-Batty M. M. degree-Mischievous Maid Atwas Club 43 French Club 2, 3, 43 Historian 43 Senior Play Committee 43 Travel Club 2, 3, 4 fPres. 45. HELEN BAUMERT M.E. degree-Mistress of Ejiciency Girls' Glee Club 23 Home Economics Club 33 Mixed Chorus 3, 4. MABEL BEACHAM-Beechie A.B. degree-Auburn Beauty Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Senior Play Committee 43 Tri-C 43 Puppet Club 3 Choir 2, 3, 4. ARTHUR BECK-Iunior B. M. degree-Boring Master 3 1 I PAGE six MARIE BELLINGER-Mimi-Sue B. A. degree-Briskly Argumentative Atwas Club 3, 43 Debate 23 Senior Play Committee 43 Travel Club 1, 2, 33 I. S. S. 3. RICHARD BENHAM-Dick B. S. degree-Boyishly Sympathetic LOWELL BENNETT M. S. degree-Master of Silence ANNE M. BENSON-Annie M. P. S. degree-Memwe to Polite Society Atwas Club 43 Girls' Glee Club 4 fPres. 413 Life-Saving 43 Senior Play Committee 43 St. Mary's High School 1, 2. ROBERT BENSON-Bob D.D. S. degree-Dodge Driver Supreme Band 33 Life-Saving 43 Swimming 3, 4 Mgr. ELSIE BIANCO-Pick M . A. degree-Master Accordionist Acorn Staff 33 French Club 2, 3, 4 fVice-Pres. 47. IEAN BISBALLE-Biz D.D.degree-Demure but Dijferent Tyler High School 1, 2, 3. RAY BLAIS-Ray B. S. degree-Brilliant Scholar Acorn Staff 33 Football 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Oak Staff 3. IOHN BOENING-Iohnny B.M. degree--Band Master Acorn Staff 4, Ad Manager Assist- ant3 Band 3, 43 Baseball 13 Oak Staff 4, Manager of Advertising Staff 3 Student Sena-te3 International Students' Society 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 43 Oak Ridge 1. PHII.IP BORDINAT-Phil M . S. degree-Master of Snappy Sayings Baseball 3, 43 Hi-Y 43 Ferndale 1,2. BURTON BRADSHAW- Fireball M . S. degree-M aster ful Swimmer Boys' Quartet 1, 23 Swimming 1, 23 Choir 3, 4. WILLIAM BROOMFIELD-Bill M. M . degree-Master Mind Baseball Manager 23 Basket Ball 2, 3, 43 Football Manager 1, 2, 33 For- estry Club 43 R. O. Club 2, 3, 43 Stu- dent Senate President 43 Student Senate 1, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD C. BROWN. IR.-Bud B. S. degree-Brief in Stature GLORIA BRUGALETTA-Glow D. D. degree--Delight fully Dijferent Girls' Lit. 3, 4, Pres. 43 Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-Pres. 43 Na.- tional Honor Society 4, Sec. 41 Oak Stall' 43 Orchestra 23 Speech Con- tests 2. BETTY LOU BURNS M . S. degree-Mischievous Smile Baseball 2, 13 Basket Ball 23 Field Hockey 23 Latin Club 23 I. S. S. 22 Badminton 2, 3. DONALD BURROWS-Don B. S. degree--Bull Sessionist French Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Library Club 1, 2, 33 Library Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, 43 Oak Staff 4. MIRIAM BURTON-Marion M . S. degree-Master Seamstress Travel Club 2, 33 Puppet Club, 2, 3, 4. FLORENCE BURTWELL-Flo B. M. degree-Bashful Maid IAMES CALDWELL-Scrooge M . D. degree-Musician DeLu:ce Life-Saving Club 33 Orchestra 1, 23 Senior Play Committee 2, 3, 43 Stamp Club 23 National Honor S0- ciety 4. CHESTER CAMPBELL-Chet M . A. degree-Modern Artist GERALD CAMPBELL-Gerry D. D. degree-Dependable and Docile Asst. Baseball Mgr. 3. GUY CAMPBELL M. Ph. degree-Master of Phrench French Club 3, 43 Choir 2, 3, 4. IAMES CAMPBELL--lim M . M . degree-Master Mind Boys' Glee Club 13 Debating 2, 33 National Honor Society 43 Senior Play Committee 43 Candy Wagon 43 Football 13 Speech Contests 13 Trav- el Club 13 L. S. S. 23 Choir 4. EDITH CAROLEN CHAMBERS -Eddie B.A.degree-Bashful Artist Acorn Staff 43 Archer 33 Basket Ball 23 Field Hockey 2, 33 Life-Saving Club 33 Oak Staff 43 Puppet Club L 2, 3. GEORGE CHILDS B. S. Degree-Bashful and Shy Forestry Club 1, 2. ALICE CLARK M. M . degree-Musical Maid Band 3, 43 Girls' Lit Club 43 Nation- al Honor Society 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Speech Contests 43 Travel Club 23 Oak Ridge 11 Student Senate 21 Flute Trio 3, 4. Qfkda i 1 ..-.i -g l E an 9' 'Q Gamld Camplizll milf ' isis . ',.. 7220 Perkins frenz plxderyam dune IFJ: clfaderas Wald Furraurs cfiwei Eacifzm Ella Mac Saiser e Y v 571211 c S...ff1, 'fivinbia Hzvogei :Secretary 3 .... 1 +5 9 Gzzrgtkk Owen. cjhzftffl Sif Bclmnl , , X LI' X' SW: 1 . ? 6'a-tilefhzc ntl Gunn. , yftlflhfftf Mahsor 'Q s ala K NW' K, Kirfiodgc L. is Def Schmifz Q X Fm E!612m-my A dlfarsdew LUCILLE COLE-Lucy D. D. degree-Domestic Devotee A Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 43 VIRGINIA CONDON-Ginnie M. A. degree-Model for Artists Oak Staff 43 Lincoln 23 Participa- tion in Xmas and Easter Concerts for last three years. GREY CONRAD I . A. degree--Inspector of, Airplanes MARGARET CORAN-Marg. B. M. degree-Brown-eyed and Musical Atwas Club 3, 43 Girls, Glee Club 2, 3, Pres. 33 Oak Stalf 43 Senior Play Committee 43 A Cappella Choir 1, 3. 4. ROBERT I. COUGHLIN. IR.- Bob M. Ph. degree-Master at Philandering Football 2, 3, 43 Track 4. IOHN CRABB-Iohnny B. A. degree-British Accent Atwas Club 3, 43 French Club 3, 4, Treas. 43 Latin Club 2, 3, 43 Oak Staff 43 Senior Play Committee 3, 43 Travel Club 13 Tennis 3, 43 National Honor Society 4. GEORGE CROSBIE-Bing M. S. degree-Master Sportsman Boys' Glee Club 1, 2. IOHN DALLAVO-I. D. B. A. degree-Baseball Amateur Altwas Club 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Basket Ball 1, 2, 33 Football 23 For- estry Club 1. 23 Hi-Y Club 3, 43 Life-Saving Club 23 R. O. Club 2, 3, 43 Senior Play 43 Senior Play Com- mittee 2, 3, 4. FLORENCE DAVIES-Frenchie B. S. degree-Brunette Stenographer Commercial Club 3. GLORIA DAVIES- Glo M. E. degree--Most E Uicient Acorn Staff 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 23 Home Economics 23 Tri-C 4. GLORIA DEUTSCH-Glory B. Th. degree-Blonde Thinker Band 13 Baseball 13 G. A. A. 3, 4. BETTY DIETZ-Dieizie B. S. degree-Blonde Sweetheart Basket Ball 13 Girls' Glee Club 3, 43 Life-Saving Club 2. MARY IANE DITTRICH- Little Dynamite L. L. D. degree-Little, Loquacious Dittrich French Club 3, 43 Home Economics Club 2, 3, 43 Travel Club 2, 3, 43 Oak Ridge 1. BOB DOLMAGE- Dudley M. D. degree-Merely Docile Acorn Staff 2, 33 Football 3, 43 Oak Staff 33 Oak Ridge 1. PAGE EIGHT Ar., NETTIEDALE DOWNEY-Ned M. D. degree-Merry Designer Commercial Club 43 Senior Play Committee 2, 43 Travel Club 43 Tri- C Club 43 New Point High 3. BILL DOWSWELL-Bill M . E. degree-Mouth-organ Efficiency ALVIN DUBOIS-A1 M. M. degree-Madcap Motorcyclist EDWARD DUNCAN-Dunk M. S. degree-Mysteriously Shy Baseball 43 Tappen Intermediate CCooley, Detroitl 1, 2. GERALD EATON-Ierry M. M. degree-Mathematically Minded Commercial Club 43 Hi-Y Club 4. PAULINE ELLIOTT-Paul M. D. degree-Modern Damon Acorn Stalf 43 Baseball 2, 33 Basket Ball 2, 33 Field Hockey 2, 33 G. A. A. 33 Golf 3, 43 Life-Saving Club 33 Oak Staff 43 Swimming 1, 2, 33 Trav- el Club 2. AMY ELLIS M. S . degree--Master Sportswoman Baseball 43 Basket Ball 3, 43 Field Hockey 3, 43 Northern, Detroit 2, 3. HOWARD C. ELLSWORTH- Howie Ph. D. degree-Physique Divine ERIC ENGBLOM-Bio:-ke D. D. degree-Degree of Drafting Cross-Country 43 Hi-Y Club 43 Lat- in Club 3, 43 R. O. Club 43 Track 4. GRACE DELORES FAUROT- Gracie B. S. degree-Brilliant and Sophisticated RUSSELL FOLLAND- Chicken Raiser M. A. degree-Masterful Athlete Baseball 1, 2, 33 Basket Ball 1, 2, 33 Football 1, 2. 3, 43 Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Sec.3 R. O. Club 3, 4. ETHANY FONGER--Siubby Ph. D. degree-Pharmer's Daughter Atwas Club 3, 43 French Club 2, 33 Oak Staff 43 Senior Play Committee 3, 43 Travel Club 1, 2. ROBERT FONTAINE-Bob M. D. degree-Modest and Dark FRANCIS GENTLE-Franny S. S. degree-Short and Sweet Baseball 3, 43 Oak Ridge 1. MARION GIESEKING-Giesy A. B. degree-Attractive Brunette Commercial Club 3, 4. IEAN GILSON--Ieanie B. D. degree-Bespectacled Damsel Commercial Club 3, 43 Oak Staff 4. IOHN GOLDBERG-Iunior R. N. degree-Rigorous Netter Atwas Club 33 Hi-Y Club 3, 43 Ten- nis 3, 43 Badminton 3. IAMES A. GORDON, IR.-I-'lash M. M. degree-Membership Mad Atwas Club 43 Baseball 13 Basket Ball 13 Football 13 French Club 43 Lain Club 43 Senior Play Committee 43 Track 13 I. S. S. 2, 3, 4. ELEANOR GREGORY-Wiekie M. S. degree-Merry Smile Travel Club 1, 23 Tri-C 4, Vice-Pres. IANE GREEN-Icmie D. D. degree-Delightful and Demure Home Economics 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 43 Travel Club 1, 21 Tric-C 4, Pres. 4. DORA GRIMSHAW--Dom M. S. degree-Marvel at Science Tri-C 4. PEGGY GUILEMAN-Peg D. D. degree-Dainty Dancer Acorn Staff 43 Student Senate, Sec. 3. FRANCES GUNDRY-Fran B. M. degree-Master of Bookkeeping Commercial Club 3, 43 Oak Staff 43 Travel Club 4. STANLEY HABOWSKI-Stan A. B. -Alert B-iologist VINCENT HABOWSKI- Weenie M. D. -Mickey's Double IOHN A. HAGELSTEIN-lack P. A. degree-Perfect Attendance Golf 1. CHARLES HANCOCK-Chuck Ph. D.degree-Doctor of Philandering Football 3, 4. HAROLD HARDING-Hal M. E. degree-Musical and Energetic Band 1, 2. IEANNE HARRISON-Iecxne B. S. degree-Brunette Secretary Basket Ball 1, 23 Commercial Club 3. 43 Field Hockey 1, 23 Oak Staff 43 Travel Club 1, 2. RONALD HART-Ron Ph. D.-Physics Devotee WILI-'RED I. HEAD-Bill P. J. degree-Practical Joker Oak Staff 4. DUNCAN B. HELMRICI-I-Duke R. N. degree-Reporter of Sports News Football 3, 43 Acorn Staff 43 Oak Stall' 43 Track 2, 3. HAZEL HENNIGAR-Heidi L. D. degree-Latin Director Baseball 13 Basket Ball 13 Travel Club 2, 3, 4. '3 5tk8r Wff7?-Wlizxta, ' L'f.f.m,w, x'VE3Me+8zz1a faggn xx k .f Q1-fl AQ wx, Q N. 5 ' - M' E . ,,.A Eiavmr Graqanf clude ollcxamiqn flmdra. - Q. f ,. Q? Us Bn, V ,f franc harden S wr Dora ,glensrfm Gfhfcetilagiufwi Hamfky alldfswn 743'yzIn15a Lbndau Feitq dun Zirgcrs Kkbgrt Hanson Kathie Qu MIM , 3 ., - L.: V Y gf- guffy Kfaigfitll pfldflld EPR? 4, 4 J ,1V.W Q fdhkor dkfrkrts dean olldllar Zz!!! Frawnlikfd 015428 Dolores Gear ' n3'g1Jn1Qz.62lima'if G44-ff John Sndbrd Zhle Q Muday Z7vrQv,'s Kea! 4 ' is 1' f ' J.. Gmac. Sara ct-Harman Hafpard I Padua Smith Gan akin rf 7521: 'll cr Jiiatk Uzamiers 'di .SYQZIKL7 FJQLQ Jibffey CLEO HERBERT-Sunshine B. S. degree-Bottled Sunshine Baseball 13 Basket Ball 1. DORIS HICKEY-Disty A. B. degree-Aid to Beauticians Redford High 1, 2. ROBERT HILL-Bob M. S. degree-M aster fully Silent CHARLES HILTZ-Chuck A. B. degree-Audacious Blunderer Band 23 Oak Staff 43 Track 4. BETTIE LOU HOHN-Hohnie B. A. degree-Brunette Allure Latin Club 2, 33 Oak Staff 43 Senior Play Committee 43 Speech Contests 23 Travel Club 2, 3. SHIRLEY HOLMAN-Shirl L. H. H. degree-Lover of Hearth and Home Girls' Glee Club 1, 23 Home Econom- ics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 1, Sec. 2, Pres. 33 I. S. S. 2, 33 A Cappella Choir 3, 43 Home Room Rep. 4. GRACE HOOPER-Skipper B. A. degree--Brilliant Athlete Basket Ball 1, 23 Baseball 1, 23 Sen- ior Play Committee 2, 3. BETTY HORNING B. S. degree-Beautiful but Smart Atwas Club 3, 43 Debating 23 French Club 3, 43 Girls' Lit. Club 3, 43 Latin Cub 3, 43 National Honor Society 3,' 4, Vice-Pres. 43 Riding Club 1, 23 Senior Play 43 Senior Play Commit- tee 3, 43 Speech Contests 1, 2. DONALD HUFFMAN-Don Ph. D. degree-Dean of Photographers PATRICIA HURSH-Pat D. D. degree-Dixie Drawl Latin Club 23 Oak Staff 43 Riding Club 2, 33 Badminton3 National Honor Society. IANICE LOUISE HUSCHER- I LigTlD. degree-Little Doll Commercial Club 2, 3, 4. LOUISE IENKINS-Ienks P. B. degree-Paderewski in Bloom Girls Lit. Club 3 43 Library Club 1, 2 Library Stalf 1 23 National Honor Sec ety 4 Oak Staff 43 Travel Club DORA E IENSEN-Honey A B degree Alluring Blonde Girls Glee Club 1 2, 3, 4. DOUGLAS M IEWETT-Doug B E degree Bachelor of Education Q7 Acorn Staff 4 Atwas Club 3, 43 Life- Savmg Club 3 Senior Play Commit- tee 3 4 Swimming 3, 4. 1, 2. ' U btw PAGE TEN . 'H I CHARLES IOHNSON-Chuck B. A. degree-Brawny Artist Football 23 Oak Staff 3, 43 Senior Play Committee 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3. EVELYN IOHNSON-Evey S. L. degree-Sandy Locks Tri-C 43 Berkley High School 1, 2. FERNE IOHNSON-Fernie B. S. degree-Bashful but Sweet Girls' Glee Club 3, 43 Golf 33 Oak Staff 43 Tri-C 43 Puppet Club 31 Mixed Chorus 43 Girls' Choir 4. PHILIP R. IOHNSON-Flip B. S. degree-Bashful Student Atwas Club 3, 43 Baseball 13 Football 1, 2, 3. 43 Hi-Y Club 3, 43 Senior Play Committee 3, 4. OLIVE IOHNSON-Slim M. S. degree-Magnetic Soprano Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus. LORRAINE ANDRE IOKINEN- Lucky D. D. degree-Day Dreamer Commercial Club 43 Pontiac Sen- ior High 13 National Honor Soci- ety 4. GORDON IONES-Gordy M. S. degree-Master of Science Atwas Club 33 Latin Club 43 Speech Contests 1, 2, 3. LOUVIE IONES-Ionsey B. S.degree-Belle of the South Basket Ball 1, 23 Commercial Club 33 Dance Club 23 Girls' Glee Club 1, 23 Mixed Chorus. MARCELLA IONES-Ionesy A. D. degree--Always Dieting Atwas Club 33 Commercial Club, Senior Play Committee 33 Speech Contests 33 Travel Club 33 Oak Ridge 13 Baseball 13 Basket Ball 1. GEORGE ARAM KASSARIIAN -Georgie B. D. degree-Definitely Brunette ANNIE KELLY-Antique B. S. degree-Brilliant Speller Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Home Eco- nomics 23 Oak Staff 4. BOB KERR-Obbie M .D.degree-Madcap and Dramatic Acorn Staff 43 Atwas Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Debating 1, 43 Life-Saving Club 1, 2, 33 Senior Play 1, 33 Senior Play Com- mittee l. 2, 33 Speech Contests 2, 43 Swimming 1, 2, 3. PATRICIA KILEY-Pat M. M. degree-Meek and Mild Tri-C 4. ELIZABETH SUE KING-Susi B. S. degree-Blues Singer Birmingham High School 1, 23 Choir 3. 4. IOHN C. KING-lack L. H. S. degree-Lover of Hot Socks Swimming 1. MARY C. KING-Mary L. D. degree-Laugh Doctor Commercial Club 43 Riding Club 1. PHILLIP KING-Phil M.S.degree-Merry Smile Latin Club 23 Student Senate. BOB KIRKUP-Kirk M . S. degree-M ost Sentimental Atwas Club 43 Football 2, 3-3 French Club 3, 43 R. O. Club 43 Senior Play Committee 43 Track 3, 4. MARY LOU KOHLER-Dutchy B. E. degree-Bridge Expert Atwas Club 2, 3, 43 Baseball 23 French Club 3, 43 Latin Club 2, 33 Riding Club 2, 33 Senior Play 33 Senior Play Committee 2, 3, 43 Speech Contests 23 Travel Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Pres. 43 Tri-C 43 Point Sec. 4. DICK KNAPP-Big Shot R. M . degree-Record Maker Cheer Leader 1, 23 Cross-Country 3, 43 Hi-Y Club 43 R. O. Club 2, 3, 43 Travel Club 1, 23 Track 2, 3, 4. FREDERICK ALBERT KRANICH -Fritz M . M . degree-Master M athematician Commercial Club 3, 43 Hi-Y Club 3, 43 Stationery Store 3, 43 National Honor Society 4. HENRY KRUG-Hank M . A. degree-Modestly Athletic Football 13 Hi-Y Club 4: Track 2, 3. VIRGINIA LABBITT-Ginny B. S.degree-Bit of Sophistication Atwas Club 4, Treas. 43 Girls' Lit Club 43 Girls' Glee Club 23 Latin Club 1, 23 Oak S-taif 43 Riding Club 13 Senior Play Committee 43 Choir 3, 4. RUTH LaPIERRE-Ruthie A.D. degree-Accent on Dimples Acorn 43 Home Economics 1, 23 Trav- el Club 23 Tri-C 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2. IERRY LATIMER-Singapore D. D. S. degree-Dancing, Debating Slugger Debating 2, 3, 43 National Honor So- ciety 43 Oak Staff 43 Speech Con- tests 1, 23 Student Senate 3, 4. TOM LATIMER-Panama B. S. degree-Boxer Supreme National Honor Society 43 Student Senate 4, Pres.3 Oak Staff 4. VIRGINIA LAWLER-Gin B. S. degree-Belle of Society Girls' Glee Club 3, 4. - Y, ' Givnb 274: was p ui? as Qcarya 5 6lorx5a Hasselt' flaw! E 'Q .. gy? ., Y Qufizrzbk Y'auic'flL if ., F ,Q . :' dia ry Wan Mlfinkk olfeftebdiue Dmmay lmuluw Edwif K PQ If ,X W 2 af ,. Q MMV! ffmtahfc cihmlca Wusthrr 'B 4 ini: fkgiiam MARTHA LEACH-Marty M. Ph. degree-Master of Photography Girls' Lit. Club 43 Latin 43 Library Club 3, 43 Library Staff 1, 23 Oak Staff 43 Speech Contest 33 Stamp Club 13 I. S. S. 3, 43 National Honor Society 4. BARBARA LEE-Barb D. C. degree-Demure and Chic South Side High School, Ft. Wayne, Ind., 2. BILL LENHARD-Bill L. L. D. degree-Laughter Loving Dandy Atwas Club 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 23 Golf 13 Life-Saving Club 43 Oak Staff 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Senior Play 43 Senior Play Com- mittee 3, 43 Track 1. ALBERT LeROY-Al B. M. degree-Magnetic Baritone Atwas 43 Boys' Glee Club 1, 23 Life- Saving Club 2, 33 Senior Play 43 Swimming 3, 43 Choir 3, 4, Pres. 4. FLORENCE LIGHT-Flossie M. D. degree-Master Drummer Atwas 3, 43 Band 43 French 3, 43 Girls' Lit Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres.3 Lat- in Club 2, 3, 4, Pres.3 Library Club 12 Library Monitor 13 National Honor Society 3, 43 Oak Staff 43 Orchestra 43 Riding Club 1, 23 Senior Play Committee 3, 43 Speech Contest 23 Travel Club 1, 23 Student Senate 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4. FRED LLOYD M. T. degree-Master of Thinness GWENDOLYN A. LOGAN- Gwennie M. S. degree-Metaphorically 4 Speaking Acorn Staff 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 23 Mixed Chorus 43 Girls' Choir 4. DOROTHY LONG-Dot C. G. E. degree-Chewing Gum Expert Baseball 13 Basket Ball 1, 23 Library Club 1, 23 Travel 1. HERBERT LUDWIG-Herb ' R. D. debree-Rythmical Dancer Life-Saving Club 43 Oak Staff 43 Travel Club 4 Tennis 4. RUTH LUCILLE McCARTHY- Loutoole A. B. degree-Always Blu jfing Commercial Club 3, 4, Pres.3 Sharon High School, Pa., 1, 2. WILLIAM McCLINTOCK- Winkie R. N. degree-Runs Nimbly Cross-Country 43 Track 3, 4. CATHERINE McCLINTOCK- Cathy M . S. degree-Moderately Soft-spoken Baseball 1, 23 Basket Ball 1, 23 Field Hockey 23 Home Economics Club 1, 2. IIM McCOY-Mac M . T. degree-Master of Tennis Baseball 13 French Club 23 Oak Staff 43 Tennis 43 National Honor Soci- ety 4. PAGE TWELVE DOLLYE McGARY M . S. degree-Mistress of Smiles French Club 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 33 Mixed Chorus 4. GILBERT L. McGEEHAN-Gib M . S. degree-Mechanical Smile Baseball 1, 23 Cross-Country-3, 43 Oak Stalf 43 Orchestra 1, 23 Track 3, 43 Choir 3, 43 Tucson, Arizona, High 2. ROBERTA McKAY-Bobbie B. S. degree-Blonde Siren Home Economics Club 3, 43 Travel Club 4. CARLTON MacKENZIE-Mac B. A. degree-Brainy Athlete Basket Ball 13 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi- Y Club 3, 4. WALLACE IOHN MCQUAY- Wally R. N. degree-Reporter of News Acorn Staff 43 Oak Staff 4. BETTY McRAE-Butch B. E. degree-Bright Eyes Baseball 1, 23 Basket Ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Lit. Club 3, 43 Choir 13 Bad- minton 4. DON McROBERT-Mac R. N. degree--Rarely Noisy KATHLEEN 'McROBERTS- Kathie M.A.degree-Merry Always Atwas Club 43 Basket Ball 2, 33 G.A. A. 33 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Latin Club 23 Oak Staff 43 Senior Play Commi-ttee 3, 43 Travel Club 1, 23 Girls' Choir 4. IU NE ROSE MADEROS- lust Iune M . S. degree-Mistress of Scouts Baseball 2, 33 Basket Ball 2, 33 French Club 43 G. A. A. 2, 33 Home Economics Club 43 Life-Saving Club 2, 33 Oak Staff 43 Travel Club 43 Girl Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4. AUDREY MANES-Punkie D. D. degree-Dress Designer Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Swimming 1, 23 Travel Club 1, 2, 33 Girls' Choir 4. ZOLA P. MARSDEM-Bo-Zo B. S. degree-Bright as the Sun Basket Ball 13 Dance Club 23 Field Hockey 13 Girls' Lit. Club 3, 43 Li- brary Club 1, 2, 33 Library Staff 1, 2, 33 Tri-C 43 National Honor Soci- ety 4. BETTY MARSHALL-Beit R. N. degree-Never Reserved Baseball 1, 23 Basket Ball 1, 23 Field Hockey 11 French Club 2, 3, 43 Girls' Lit. Club 3, 43 National Honor So- ciety 4. IAMES MATTISON-lim M . M . degree-Mechanically Minded PATRICIA MATHEWSON-Pat Litt. D. degree-Little Dynamo Acorn Staff 43 Atwas Club 43 Debat- ing 33 French Club 2, 3, 43 Golf 3, 43 Oak Staff 3, 4, Advertising Mgr. 33 Riding Club 2, 3, 43 Senior Play Com- mittee 43 Girls' Chorus. GRANT MAUDLIN--Maude M . D. degree-Maiden's Delight Baseball 13 Basket Ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Forestry Club 4. C. EDWARD MAXEY-Eddie M . Th. degree-Musical Thinker Atwas Club 23 Baseball 13 Boys' Glee Club 1, 23 Football 2, 43 Senior Play 2, 43 Speech Contests 1, 23 Choir 2, 43 Plymouth High School 3. DICK MENG M . S. degree-Master Swimmer Farmington High 1, 2. THOMAS FREDERICK MEYER -Tom D. D. degree-Distress to Damsels Acorn Staff 3, 43 Oak Staff 43 Choir 43 Hazel Park 1. ' 'f -'iff . Q I' ,, '+ff,f'- 'f . . . 'ff J, ,,.. . 1' , , x l ' X 1 ff 44 ff V 'fi FX X Q! if I .ee A Ji, f 'li W 2 , Y J Q 'gay Elf a A '. X V AQ f I X X74 XXX DAVE 9 U s DAVID MILLER-Dave Ph. D. degree-Philosophical Doodler Forestry Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 43 French Club 3, 43 Hi-Y Club 43 Latin Club 2, 33 National Honor Society 3, 4, Pre. 43 Oak Stan' 4, Ed- itor 43 Student Senate 2, 4. IEAN MILLAR-Ieanie L. D.degree-Literary Demon Atwas Club 43 Senior Play Commit- tee 43 Stamp Club 1. R ,131 ,Q I Q f 7 WWW SN H 314' -3 ' f . in ' 9, 'xx ff. .I f , - Y 9 int I by ' 1' gy? li '5 ,ij . , ' ' f -' 1 ':', ' 4.4 gy, - .M :Q-1.Mf 3'e:, if : H-. 5 'X ed cole? HAZEL HAZEL MORITZ M . E. degree-Mistress of Energy Basket Ball 1, 23 Debating 3, 43 Field Hockey 1, 23 G. A. A. 2: Girls' Lit. Club 3, 43 Latin Club 2, 3, 43 Nation- al Honor Society 43 Oak Statf 4, Fi- nancial Chairman 43 Speech Con- tests 2, 3, 4. ordvn ' 7.1 1 W' .A - 'Wgvy. - 2 X .Q K .Qu Q ' 1. ' t ,, .- 4: iffafmn 51 fmgg r yi' X.. ?'k1.'f11fIf fpwrnsan D' -2. Mfafy-'1 ret Hzdzaow , ya- i many, Smfwf 3 . f S 2 Hg 1 W' Xi? 4ffY'Yf xgffwp afwfyu pfkkfwvrz gjbfan Graff? 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A. degree-Beloved Artist Basket Ball 13 Oak Staff 2, 3, 43 Speech Contests 12 Travel Club 1, 2. 33 Puppet Club 3, 4, Sec. 3. ffli' 0-5 X 1 l STN Q,-4' IEAN NEWBERRY-Ieanie R. N. degree-Rhythmical Nimbus French Club 43 Tri-C 4. BILL NORMAN-Norm M. D. degree-Man with a Drum Acorn Staff 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Base- ball 13 Golf 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3. AUDRE IOYCE O'BRIEN- Snooks M. D. degree-Master of Dictation Commercial Club 3, 4, Sec. 43 Girls' Lit. Club 2, 3, Sec. 43 National Hon- or Society 43 Senior Play Committee 43 Speech Contests 23 Travel Club 1, 23 Puppet Club 1, 23 Student Senate 2, 4, Sec. 4. DOROTHY IANE OHLMACHER -Do B. S. degree-Blonde Siren Baseball 1, 23 Basket Ball l, 2, 3, 43 3. ifygifg i if-f I ,f A , f:1 I x - 1 . ' 1 . 'rf ,x IACK MUEHL-Senator M . A. degree-Master of Articulation Acorn Staff 43 Debating 1, 2. 3. 43 Oak Staff 43 Speech Contests 1, 2. KATHERINE MURRAY-Kay M. D. degree-Mother's Darling Travel Club 2, 3, 4. PAU 9.-rdf-0' PAUL NEUMANN-Squirrel M. D. degree-Maiden's Dream Acorn Staff 3, 43 Hi-Y Club 3, 43 Oak Staff 33 R. O. Club 3, 43 Swimming 2, 3. 43 Travel Club 1, 23 Track 4. PAGE FOURTEEN Badminton 2, 3. so COLE GARTH GARTH OWEN M. D. degree-Master of Dignity Class Treasurer 43 French Club 3, 43 Hi-Y Club 43 National Honor Soci- ety 43 Oak Staff 43 Orchestra 23 Student Senate 1, 4. BOB OZIAS-Flash M. T. degree-Master of Track Baseball 13 Cross-Country 23 Foot- ball 1, 2, 33 R. O. Club 2, 3, 43 Track l, 2, 3, 4. JANET C. PACKMAN-Cherice M. A. degree-Model for Artists Basket Ball 1, 23 G. A. A. 23 Girls Glee Club 1, 23 National Honor So- ciety 43 Travel Club 1, 2, 33 Puppet Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 2. VIRGINIA MAY PALLISTER- Iinnie P. D. degree-Puppet Doctor Basket Ball 13 Field Hockey 13 Home Economics Club 3, 43 Oak Staff 43 Senior Play Committee 43 Tri-C 43 Puppet Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Treas. 4. MERTON I. PARENT-Mert M . S. degree-Master of Shops Football 2, 3, 4. WINIFRED PARKER-Winnie A. B. degree-Always Beauteous MAIDA PARSONS--Shorty D. D. degree-Dark and Distinctive RICHARD PATROLL-Rich M . S. degree-Masterful Student LORRAINE MINA PATTERSON -Peanut M . S. degree-Magnetic Soprano Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Sec. 3. CLARKE PEASE-Bud B. D. degree-Bashful Dancer Forestry Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 43 Hi-Y Club 4. IEAN PENNEY-Benie B. A. degree-Beauteous Athlete Band 33 Field Hockey 13 G. A. A. 11 Life-Saving Club 13 Orchestra 1. FRANK PENOZA-Baldy B. E. degree-Baseball Expert Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basket Ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 4. BETTY PERKINS-Bet B. E. degree--Beauty Expert Commercial Club 12 Home Econom- ice Club 3, 4. PETER PERKINS-Pete D. D. S. degree-Doctor of Dopey Sayings Atwas Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Cross-Country 43 Forestry Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, Cor. Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 43 French Club 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 33 Senior Play Commit- tee 3, Stage Manager 33 National Honor Society 4. MARILYN KATHERINE PHILLIPS M. D. degree-Meek Demeanor Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 43 Tri-C 4. RICHARD PIERCE-Barney A. B. degree-Admirer of Blondes Commercial Club 23 Travel Club 1. 2. WYNEMA POE-Wy M . D. degree-Merry Dancer Girls' Lit Club 2, 3, 43 Riding Club 2, 3, 43 Speech Contests 2, 3, 43 Ten- nis 2, 3, 43 Central High School. ROY POLLACK-Weems L. S. degree-Lover of School MARGARET PRETZNOW- Dotty A. B. degree-Always Baking Home Economics Club 1, 23 Tsavel Club 1, 2. MARILYN ONA PRIEBE- Mcxy Mee M.A.degree--Most Alert Band 1, 2, 3, 4. z -144 -XI. so 'W x is 2 QBNAX Mean .5-'faart 74amu Ghanfatfb Steno Kink gwavcfid jhfkovey Yflfqzinia iffdgn ,N W ' 13 sr - A2 Qc- ' - A Q Y r mm .Sic mart afmmfiax lim Iifarzlrren n, Ia a t .. H Cfvkrl Yfizyft clifklc 7154 if fer .6 .za 1 , Y Q A 1 ., X' , fa C7cavu'ttc Fvgztf a 4' A, ,gs '81 H-fhfkif 1 84363 674144 Gvldlzry fi Q chdlfet falizflfi J Q XSS . 4-,Afqgz '7kama.f 125.4 -:lv ,:,, 1,0 ' 5 , ' :,,, X .:'-.V ,,-: dans swam ,wma fix ag Grace vkbper Wim 1 N ts ,:..' sk V Wendi biwfanbmy a9'u5'Y 1 ff Q 543 fwfr! kin Nxfcif ,Tenth Wkafc Givna Srulymicffa Siaafzzf v f5 'I' Simi? M5665 5 5 Kimura Exim!! ,, 5. , Y . Q an X - 2.---Pr: ' 5 F: ddna.t Jeafsctfa Whitehead . 2 f 1.: Y' bluillrrrt zcfmffmi ,,., I k , x and wfwafuy f- 'fvigv' may .lfblnkxff 5 ohm Mfwinr EILEEN PUFF-I M. S. degree-Mistress of sweet Smiles Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basket Ball 3, 43 Cheer Leader 43 Commercial Club 33 Field Hockey 3, 43 G. A. A. 3, 43 Travel Club 23 Student Senate 43 Badminton 3, 43 Table Tennis 43 St. Mary's 1. GEORGE PUFF M. S. degree-Musical Student Boys' Glee Club 1, 23 Oak Stalf 43 Travel Club 2, 33 Track 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA PUVOGEL-Pat M. S. degree--M adam Secretary Class Secretary 43 Girls' Lit. Club 3, 4, Treas. 33 National Honor Society 3, 43 Oak Staff 43 Riding Club 1, 23 Student Senate 1, 3. DOROTHY QUICK-Cobina B. S. degree-Blues Singer Atwas Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 23 Senior Play 1, 2, 3, 43 Travel Club 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 3. DORIS RACE-Lightning M. M. degree-Mild Musician Girls' Glee Club 23 Mixed Chorus 33 Girls' Chorus 2. MARY ANN RAY-Blackie D. D. S. degree-Dark Daisy of Sophistication Fordson High 1. IREN E REARDEN-Renee M.M.degree-Music Maker Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 3. 43 Speech Contests 1, 23 Oak Staff 43 Swimming 1, 23 Travel Club 43 Tri-C 4. . r' . Xi. - J - frrfyff EW R xx 1' . ,. Qfzhi 1 . W7 aglw 3' 'f , f 3 -Wg.. 1 ' , rgfir-X 'fl' 3 .kfayg 3334s 3 DW'- I Q K X 3 ,l I Af I 3 Q f f X, f 1 3 3-M-: 1. '- 35, f frm , 3 . ' K o-E Y v gn :HW M N ': S'117f,4 If f CQLE DORRIS REED-Dee A. B. degree-Ambitious Blonde Acorn Staff 3. 4 Editor 43 Atwas 43 Girls Glee Club l 3' Latin Club 2, 3 4' Oak Staff 4 Editor 43 Senior Play Committee 4' Travel Club 1, 2, 3 I. S. S. 2 3 4 Vice-Pres. 23 A Cap- pella Choir 4' Operetta Cast 4. 7 ly., PAGE SIXTEEN 'H . 'N W L X. x , .. fir, , 4 , 1 X I l I 5 I x 1 I 9: . ggi' 1 su r 'vb . , f . we? .. f M WY: i ' , , R 03' s f main S, .ky l ,. .. . - XV-Q3 v 7 'ca f . 1,1 - ,, f . I 11 . , ' , , Y , . , I , Y Y . , lu RUTH RILEY-Ruthie D. C. L. degree-Dark Curly Locks Commercial Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 43 Home Economics Club 3, 43 Tri-C 4. ROBERT I. RIPPLINGER-Ripp D. D. S. degree-Daredevil Driver of Speed Baseball 23 Boys' Glee Club 13 Foot- ball 2, 3, 43 Life-Saving Club 1. DOLORES F. ROBINSON- Goodie M. M. degree-Maker of Music Baseball 3, 43 Basket Ball 33 Travel Club 33 Tri-C 43 Table Tennis 43 St. Mary's 1, 2. WALTER ARNO ROBINSON- Wally B. A. degree-Bouncing Athlete Baseball 1, 23 Basket Ball 1, 23 Foot- ball 1, 2. BETTY ANN ROGERS B. E. degree-Bashful and Energetic Home Economics Club 43 I. S. S. 4. IEANETTE ROSZEL M. S. degree-Modest Scholar Atwas Club 43 French Club 3, 43 Girls' Lit. Club 43 National Honor Society 4. IACK RUTLEDGE-lack D. D. S. degree-Doctor of Dopey Sayings Commercial Club 3, 4, Sec. 4, Treas. 43 Oak Staff 43 Stationery Store 2. 3, Mgr. ELMIRA SANFORD-Weich M. S. degree-Mistress Seamstress IOHN SANFORD-Iohnny M. A. degree--Musical Athlete Cross-Country 13 R. O. Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Play 2, 43 Travel Club 13 Track 1, 23 Choir 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1. GRACE SARO-Tip M. S. degree-Model of Sophistication Commercial Club 3, 4. IENNIE SAVINO M. A. degree-Music Assistant Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Play 2, 43 Travel Club 1, 23 Travel Club 1, 23 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. PHILIP SCHAAF-Phil L. M. S. degree-Library Monitor Superb French Club 2, 33 Library Club 1, 23 Library Staff 1, 23 National Honor Society 43 Student Senate. Pres. 4. ESTHER SCHANTZ-Red R. N. degree-Red-haired Nymph Oak Staff 3. VIRGINIA SCHMITT-Ginny B. S. degree-Bachelor of Swing Band 43 French Club 43 Oak Staff 43 Orchestra 43 Cambridge Springs High School 1, 2, 33 National Honor Society 4. DELBERT SCHMITZ-Del Ph. D. degree-Physique DeLu.1:e Acorn Staff 43 Oak Staff 2, 43 Ten- nis 43 Student Senate 43 Model Air- plane Club 23 St. Mary's 13 National Honor Society 4. MARGARET SCHNELL-Snelly B. S. degree-Bachelor of Sports Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basket Ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 2, 3, 43 Home Economics Club 3. ELLA MAE SETSER-Missouri M. S.degree-Midget Size Acorn Staff 4, Bookkeeper3 Archery 43 Baseball 43 Commercial Club 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 43 Oak Staff 43 Travel Club 3, 43 Webb City High School, Webb City, Mo. LEILA SHAW-Lee L. L. D. degree-Little-Lovable -Dark Commercial Club 33 Girls' Glee Club 13 Oak Staff 43 I. S. S. 2, 3, 4, Vice- Pres. 43 Mixed Chorus 4, Pres.3 Girls' Choir 4. NORMAN SHEPPARD--Windy Litt.D.deg1'ee-Literary Demon St. Clair High School 1, 2. AW9.. AMO SINELLI-Bu!-I D. R. degree-Diamond in the Rough Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basket Ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 33 Hi-Y Club 3, 43 R.. O. Club 4, Treas. DUANE SMITH-Smitty B. E. degree-Bachelor of Electricity Atwas Club 3, 43 Forestry Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 43 National Honor Society 43 Oak Staff 43 Senior Play 43 Senior Play Committee 43 Travel Club 2, 32 Oak Ridge School 1. IANICE SMI'I'H M . M . degree-Musically Minded WILLIAM SMI'I'H-Bill M.M.degree-Music Master Atwas Club 43 Latin Club 23 Orches- tra 2, 3, 43 Senior Play 43 Senior Play Committee 4. ESTHER BELLA SORAN- Snookie B. Th. degree-Broad Thinker Girls' Glee Club 13 A Cappella Choir 1. 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 33 Girls' Sex- tet 13 Central High School 3. PATSY SPEER-Pay Ph. D. degree-Philosophical Dreamer Commercial Club 3, 4. CATHERINE SPRAGUE-Kay M. D. degree-Magnetic Debater Debating 2, 3, 43 Girls' Lit. Club 43 Latin Club 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Speech Contests 3, 4. NORMA STEWART-Fuzzy M. M. degree-Musical Maid CHARLOTTE STONE-Spud M. D. degree-Merry Damsel Latin Club 1. 23 Oak Stall' 43 Girls' Lit. Club 4. C. C. STORENG-Chuck B. E. degree-Broncho Educator EILEEN STUART-Lenny B. D. degree-Demure Blonde Commercial Club 3, 43 Oak Staff 4. IOHN SUBIA-Trai D. D. degree-Democratic Dictator Baseball 13 Class Pres. 43 Debating 33 Football 23 French Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 33 Student Senate 3. 43 Hi-Y Club 3, 43 Library Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4. KEITH SWONSEN-Slicker D. D. degree-Dimpled Dandy Atwas Club 3. 43 Oak Staff 43 Senior Play Committee 43 Travel Club 4. FRANCES THOMAS-Frcmcey L. L. D. degree-Lauer of Late Dates Basket Ball 1, 23 Field Hockey 13 Girls' Glee Club 1, 23 Home Eco- nomics Club l, 23 Girls' Choir 4. HOPE IRENE THOMAS- Tommy B. E. degree-Basket Ball Expert Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basket Ball 2, 3, 43 Field Hockey 2, 3, 43 French Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 43 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Sec. 43 Speech Contests 33 Student Senate 2, 33 Oak Staff 4. KENNETH EUGENE THOMAS Kenny M. S. degree-Master Student VIRGINIA TILDEN-Ginny M.A.degree-Miss America Girls' Glee Club 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. ANNETTE TREFZER Ph. D. degree-Phrench Damsel HAROLD TRETHEWEY- Hasher B. S.degree-Blonde and Silent Commercial Club. DANIEL L. TRUESDELL-Dan M. S. degree-Master Sportswriter Acorn Staff 43 Oak Staff 43 Puppet Club 3. IOHN TURNER-Iohnny M. D. degree-Music Devotee Atwas Club 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Play 3, 43 Senior Play Com- mittee 43 National Honor Society 4. ROBERT VAN ASSELT-Bob A. B. degree-Ambiguous Blower Band 1, 23 Debating 23 Orchestra 1, 2. 1, VViV'i V5 . A ia 3 fxlr if QQ 'v . av.. .V X fi A . '13, ' J I 1 M f , l .e :Q K K, SX X . ky xxx 5 , 1, xx, 542 I 1' X . vt, if. ag ' . N ay if-f.52.,g'iZf1 jp 416 'nf J H .4 e f 1 f hah , if . 71-42:2-ii 1 M .V . 1 gg, A 3 ' W1 'ji ,N if K 5 I ' Z 'ffl .'?2..f3 1 ff , . ed M flex, V IV ff' f f ff f fy CONE MARY VALENTINE-Stuff B. E.degree-Busy Editor Debating 2, 33 French Club 3, 43 Girls Lit. Club 3, 43 Latin Club 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 43 Oak Staff 4, Managing Editorg Speech Contests 2, 33 Travel Club 2. KENNETH VAN AIVIBERG- Kenny Ph. D. degree-Phenomenal Diver Hi-Y Club 43 Latin Club 3, 4, Sec. 43 R. O. Club 43 Swimming 3, 43 Travel Club 2. CORNELIUS VAN BLADEREN -Dutch B. E. degree-Blonde and Educated DONALD VAN ECK-Don M. A. degree-Master Accountant NITA VISSCHER B. E. degree-Balmy Exuberance Commercial Club 13 Girls' Glee Club 1, 23 Mixed Chorus 1, 2. HELEN VON WEILER-Speed D. D. S. degree-Dainty Dutch Shoes French Club 3, 43 Travel Club 2, 3. MARIORIE WARDELL-Margie M. S. degree-Master of Speech Atwas Club 2, 3, 43 Class Vice-Pres. 43 Girls' Glee Club 23 National Hon- or Soclety 3, 43 Oak Staff 43 Senior Play 43 Speech Contests 1, 2, 3, 43 A Cappella Choir 43 Student Senate 43 Senior Trio. STUART WATTLES-Ducky B, S. degree-Bright Scholar Atwas Club 43 Tennis 43 Rochester High School 1, 2, 3. MARVIN WENDEL-1004, B. M. degree-Band M anager, E. SUZANNE WETZEL-Suzy D. C. degree-Designer of distic- tive Coijfures Cheer Leader 43 French Club 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 23 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 43 Operetta 2, 43 Senior Trio. IANET WHEATLEY-Nanny B. A. degree-Bunch of Amiability French Club 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 4. RUTH WHITE-Ruthie B. S. degree-Believer in Silence Girls' Glee Club 33 Mixed Chorus 43 Girls' Chorus 3. IEANETTA WHITEHEAD-I-'ritz L.L. D.-Lovely Locked Damsel Commercial Club 4. IOHN WHYTE-Whizzer D. D. degree-Dancing Dervish Acorn Staff 33Atwas Club 3, 43 Cross- Country 43 Life-Saving Club 43 Oak Staff 33 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 43 Senior Play Committee 3, 4. PAUL WILLIAMS-Willie L. L. S. degree-Lover of Loud Shirts . Band 1, 23 Basket Ball 33 Golf 3. EDNA VIKTORIA WILSON- Vicki M. A. degree-Modest but Ambitious Girls' Glee Club 23 Choir 3, 43 Big Beaver 1. IO ANN WINTER-Io D. D. S. degree-Does'n't Dare Skip Travel Club 1. MARIORY WINTERSTEIN- Meqqs B. M. degree-Blonde Maiden Baseball 33 Basket Ball 33 Girls' Glee Club 33 Mixed Chorus. MARILYN WOLCOTT-Wollie M. D. degree-Merry and Dark Commercial Club 33 Girls' Glee Club 1, 23 Home Economics Club 3, 43 Advanced Girls' Glee Club 23 Mixed Chorus 4. DALE YOUNG-Lucky Cub B A degree Bashful Athlete Baseball 2' Basket Ball 1, 3, 43 Boys Glee Club 2 3 4' Football 1, 3, 4 Hi-Y Club 3 4' R. O. Club 3, 4 Track 4' Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 M M degree Modest but Mzschzevous Home Economics Club 3 4' Senior Play Committee 23 Speech Contests 1' International Student Society 3 STANLEY ZIEMNIAK-Stan B. Th. degree--Boogy Woogy Thumper A... PAGE sEvEN'rn1s:N 10, 'A - A 2 , - ll LUCILLE ANN zAUcH1N-Lu 4,' ' V V 3 1 -....-I SEPTEMBER- Dear Diary: Seniors! ! ! tat lastl The first all school party of the year was given Sept. 15 by the senior classes. If all other senior activities during the year are as nice as this was, we should make class history in R.O.H.S. OCTOBER- Dear Diary: Mother Nature's closing up shop for the winter, but weire just beginning. This month we had our election of class officers. Result: President-John Subia Vice-President-Marjorie Wardell Secretary-Pat Puvogel Treasurer - Well, Duane Smith and Garth Owen tied, but a special election was held and Garth came out QusaT!Le15 Have R urns oaoea!! ahead. Our Hrst class par- ty came this month, too. Joe Andrews, president of the Jan- CK uary class, was M.C. 'la We had boxes of can- 7,4 dy for door prizes 'n' everything! Just a few received those, but we all had a good time! NOVEMBER- Dear Diary. We put on our first formal this month, and was it a success? It was the Thanksgiving Alumni Dance. Everybody and his best girl was there! It was grand! iHard work, but grand.l The theme was an Evening in Paris and George Kava- naughis orchestra supplied the music. It was good to see so many of the alumni again. DECEMBER- Dear Diary: Along with Christmas this month brought the senior play, Smilin' Through. Our 12B's came out with quite a few parts, and I'll not hesitate in saying that they played them well. John Dallavo and Bill Lenhard were transferred to old men, young men, and old men again when they played the roles of John Carteret and Dr. Owen Harding respectively. Betty Horning played the part of Moonyeen Clare and was as pretty as a picture. John Turner made a perfect Willie Ainley, and Duane Smith and another Smith boy, Bill by name, put on their best manners to act as two of the wedding guests. Little Diary, we didn't know that there was a real Santa Claus, did we? Well, there is. I saw him at our Christ- mas class party. He gave us Karmelkorn and apples. Someone whispered to me afterwards that it was Mr. Upton, but I wouldn't let them bluff me again. No, sir: first they tell me there is a Santa, then they say there isn t. But seeing is believing, and I saw him. P. S. They had mistletoe. JANUARY- Dear Diary: We're out. was the cry of the January class on the 25th, but from what I saw of them after the exercises, most of them were down and out. Yes, down in the dumps and put out about graduating. However the commence- PAGE EIGHTEEN ft Wh , 'N 'M ment dance took a lot of their sadness away and left them with sweet memories. It was given to them, you know, by us 12B's, 'cause that's the way it's always been. The theme was that of a Southern Plantation, and the gym was simply beautiful, even if we 12B's do say so ourselves. Frank Link's orchestra played and everyone had a wonderful time. FEBRUARY- Dear Diary: Well, ahem, we're 12A's now, and we decided to wel- come the 12B's into our one big happy family by giv- ing them a class party. We did, by Jiminy, and candy hearts and valentines were floating all around the place. Laughter and fun were by no means scarce. MARCH- Dear Diary: evegywhere and candy paper were given out. Good ole St. Patrick gave us all an inspiration for an- other class party. There was the jolly spirit of the Irish kisses wrapped in green and white APRIL- Dear Diary: 1' E , T V , We had our senior P69356 Ms me lf, Q. prom this month fthe! A LEFT 3 Z 13-P e:f if 5thJ. It was so nice. ,HANDED 2 ,P Hs The theme was that! Oqse SWE ij ,E Y . 1 ' of the Pan American , V' A , ' Countries and as H k 'X .hm , 2.3 fi: tl soon as a person en-' - tered the gym, he -N ' ilflflefg found himself in ther ,-,X flux 'Q' atmosphere of the 1 WK . U55 land f-south of the it 5, Border. Ray Gorrell's SENIGRS1 -' I :' if orchestra played this ORIGIN ie A H A time. This was the ovxpko , 1 . 3 last dance that we M 12A's had to work on,,-Y . i 1 ,L 4 Ar 'cause the next for- mal is our commencem nt dance e . The senior play was given this month, too. This time it was the operetta The Mikado. Eddie Maxey and A1 LeRoy were the only 12A's to play leading roles. They posed as Nanki Poo and Pish Tush and they did swell jobs of it, too. The chorus of townspeople was composed of the A Cappella Choir. Those 12A's who are in the choir are: Guy Campbell, Suzanne Wetzel, Winnie Park- er, Dorris Reed, Gilbert McGeehan, Sue King, Margaret Coran, Marjorie Wardell, Carlton McKenzie, Mabel Beech- am, Jennie Savino, Shirley Holman, John Sanford, Vir- ginia Labbitt, and Jim Campbell. This month was a busy one, for we also had senior control day. John Subia was our prin- cipal, and we all de- cided to support him as President of the U. S. if he ever ran for the office. Inci- dentally, Diary, I found out that the lower classmen girls .- have all decided to CGTX-IEOQ DR M have O, Johnny, O 3 as their theme song from now on! Simca Raw meg See Calendar, page 19 SUN SENIOQ SUM SENIOR Hair-Amo Sinelli Eyes-Virginia Condon Eyelashes-Al LeRoy Teeth-Duke Helmrich Friendly smile-Florence Light Ears-Don Van Eck SENIOR SONG TITLES Top Hat-Bill Smith Chatterbox-Gwen Logan Scatterbrain - Mary Jean Ditt- rich Oh, Johnny-Betty Lou Burns My Prayer-Janice Huscher I Didn't Know What Time It Was -Phil Bordinat Faithful Forever-Cleo Herbert In An Old Dutch Garden-Helen von Weller Little Red'Fox-Louvie Jones El Rancho Grande-Charles Sto- reng Wishing fferventlyl-Doug Jewett At Least You Could Say Hello - Suzie King Why Must I Be Tormented-Leila Shaw Darn That Dream-Gil McGeehan I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm-Norm Sheppard I Wanna Be a Bwat-Paul Wil- WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE- As chubby as Ken Van Amberg? As slap-happy as Bob Kerr? As red-haired as Mabel Beacham? As bushy eyebrowed as Pete Per- kins? As quiet as Pat Kiley? As sweet and unassuming as Ferne Johnson? As short as Suzie Wetzel? As pleasant as Mary Lou Kohler? As versatile as Pat Puvogel? As rosy-cheeked as Joanne Win- ters? As doll-like as Virginia Tilden? As sporty as Hope Thomas? As talented in music as James Caldwell? As full o' fun as Jerry Eaton? As regal as Janet Packman? As black-haired as Burt Brad- shaw? As beautifully complexloned as Charlotte Stone? Adam's Apul-Bill Lenhard liam-S Tongue-Virginia Labbitt Left Arm Muscle-Jean Penny Smarty Pants-David Miller The Kid in the Three-cornered As gracious as Betty Barrett? As gentlemanly as Garth Owen? As scientifically-minded as Ralph Right Arm Muscle-Howie Ells- Pants-John Crabb Mobley? worth Careless-John Goldberg As soft spoken as Betty Ann Rog- Feef,.G10ri9, Brugaletta Molay-Molay-Jim Gordon ers? Hairy Chest-John Crabb Hands--Ruth Reilly As genial as Phil King? SENl0R'S PET CONCEITS Waist-Norma Stewart Cute lil' ngger-John Turner Height-Alan Cornet 16' 4W'l Modest demeanor-Keith Sv'onsen Legs-Zola Marsden Blush-Frank Penoza Paul Neumann's saddle shoes. Jack Muehl's flowing fforeverl speech. Winnie Parkers slender figure. Mary Valentine's beautiful brown lamps. Jim Gordon's knowledge of the unconscious mind. Gloria Deutsch's knee-length socks. Henry K.rug's eyebrow lifting. Betty Lou Hohn's sloppy Joe sweaters. A. dash of ability to keep the bench warm in basket ball SUGAR 'N' SPICE One pound of knowledge plus a head of raven hair plus the part of Moonyeen in the senior play equals Betty I-lorning. One shy i?7 little girl plus a foreign accent plus John Crabb equals Annette Trefzer. A monopoly on the Student Senate presidency plus a half a cup of blush plus one winning smile equals Bill Broomfield. A pinch of twinkling brown eyes plus two very tiny feet plus a love for music equals Margaret Cox-an. President of the senior class plus one teaspoon of Napoleonic stature plus one superbly cut tux equals John Subia. One tablespoon of chicken poultry talk plus a key po- sition on the football team plus one enviable supply of dark curly locks equals Russell Folland. plus a brimming cupful on vitality plus a talent for get- ting his seat changed equals Amo Sinelli. See Sugar 'n' Spice, page 50 SENIOR CALENDAR-Continued from page 18 JUNE- Dear Diary: Please, Diary, don't be angry with me, but I'm a busy sen- ior now, and I'll have to discontinue for a little while. You see, our senior jamboree ls coming up on the 7th, and on the 12th, we have our convocation exer- cises. Sunday, the 16th, is the date set f or baccalaureate, and Tuesday, the 18th, is our class nightL Then, Diary, on the 20th of June, 1940, your correspon- K-X 5 IQ, NNN .- '.'. 7 mf. I x WW dent will become a graduate of Royal Oak high school. Following the exer elses there will be our commencement dance. It'll be all over! Gee, it doesn't seem possible! PAGE NINETEEN 'F S-..--f 10. I M, In 1 -1542- 1 1 X vl 112: 5 Q- Who's Who Jim Field Jack Baucham Archie Coran Kenneth Marsh Charles Uhley Allen Campbell Charles Uhley Cecil Richards Sandy Sutton John Redfield Dick Jackson Charles Ladendorph Jim Field Bill Crosby Stan Nancarrow Bob Dondero Tom Lawler Orin Ahlstrom Willy Whincup Billy Conners Bob Fear Bert Jarl Cyril Nancekivell Archie Coran Carl Martins Jim Colville Jim Field ,,,1 4, 1 M i Y V. 5 X !f,,'w XIZZAQ-ji 7 ' 5 ,fl f , I 1 if - , 4 4 L12 V v sa l 35555 5 1 4.37115 Lf ir., t ii ag, 23:13, ' ' V Qqle N cmcq NANCY BASSETT in the Junior Class Most popular Most likely to succeed Done most for school Best looking Most versa Noisiest tile Liked by teachers Best dance 1' Most studious Most talkative Most athletic Most timid Most generous Cute clothes Most fickle Most musical Most emba Most witty rrassed Most scientific Cute and small Cute smile Best line Most faithful Best personality Best baby look Most efficient executive The Perfect Junior Girl Complexion .......,.,.,..,,.,.... Nose ,..,...., Eyes .,,..,. Teeth .... Chin .. Figure . . , Hands . . . Voice .,., Mouth . . . Hair . . . Smile .... Laugh ........,,.... PAGE TWENTY Mildred Van Westrienen Barbara Heym Frances Mewmaw Merry Essig Betty Ann Renton Gloria Fortier Dorothy Kittr-edge Gloria Togeson Carol Gordon Mary Louise Kimball Barbara Ellis Theodora Phillips Lilamae Booth Nancy Bassett Eleanor Grantier Hannah Kuehl Betty Bremer Doris McKeown Eleanor Ott Margaret Althouse Jane Bradshaw Norma McClure Verena Morrison Helen Wilson Barbara Martin Most poise Mary Jane Dyble THERE-7 ON .. IN svsny ,Aa 'W lnsorz may lv 0 Qld 1 If if Qlijfit-Lf' I W ig ',-f :fi Maj: H. gi T I ..,, Iii ! 4 , ' 1 eu, H1 , V ' lf iw Q x j , H I I Z k 5 0 BILL DAVIS Kathleen Andrews . . . Evelyn Alloway , . A Mary Metcalf The Perfect Junior Boy .. . Merry Essig Eyes ....,... ,....,.......,....,,......... J im Field . Jane Bradshaw Hair .,.....,. Hank Moritz .. Gloria Togeson Complexion .... Cecil Richards Nancy Pemberthy Chin .,....... Charles Uhley i . . , Betty Gibson Voice . . . . , . . . . . Bill Jennings .. Dorothy Smith Nose .... Cyril Nancekivell Muriel Armstrong Teeth ,.,., .,..., D on Burton ., Virginia Halliday Mouth ..., ..,, K eith Famer . . A Carol Gordon Hands .... . . , Jack Baucham M31 ix xrkl, Baggage Taken Love of mischief Golden tresses Poetic ability Chlcness Mechanical knowledge Distinctive hair-do Ability to live up to my nickname My dimples Love of sports Small stature His mustache Friendly smile Love of journalism My memories Love of jokes Love of argument Cheery grin Composure Sense of humor Quiet ways Love of physics Blushing countenance Classic profile French Persistence Robert Ozias Musical talent Love for aeronautics My brother Efficiency Dependability Modest manner Vivaciousness Stature Neatness My friends By Gerald Adam Pauline Adams Marie Alexander Rose Alloway Albert Anderson Irene Anderson Lucille Anderson Betty Austin Delorls Ball Noreen Banacky Ralph Barlow Betty Barrett Helen Baumert Mabel Beacham Arthur Beck Marie Bellinger Richard Benham Lowell Bennett Anne Benson Elsie Bianco Robert Benson Bill Broomfield Gloria Brugaletta Don Burrows Mariam Burton Florence Burtwell James Caldwell James Campbell Chester Campbell Gerald Campbell John Boenlng Phil Bordinat Betty Lou Burns Ed Brown Jean Bisballe Guy Campbell Since the announcement early this year of the con- struction of a flying fortress capable of carrying seventy passengers, Americans have eagerly anticipated a ship even greater in capacity. The Stravinsky Aeronautical Manufacturing Company will soon confirm reports of the existence of such a plane, seating two hundred and sev- enty-live passengers. Through John Turner, the well- known friend of Stravinsky, the class of June 1940 of Royal Oak high school has succeeded in chartering this monstrous airliner for its first flight around the world. Since baggage per passenger will be restricted to forty pounds, it will be necessary for each of us to leave be- hind some cherished possession. In anticipation of our departure, therefore, we hereby direct their disposal as hereinafter designated. Baggage Consigned To ability to get in trouble some up and coming senior bashful ways anyone everlasting calm ability to finish high school ability to see all the good shows ability to take my brother's car sense of humor Hi, Pete ability to jutterbug love of music quiet ways red shoes bus passes red hair and freckles long hours my green eyes ability to play ping pong ability to be a senior ability to keep from skipping sundae combinations red car willingness to get acquainted secret passion love of chemistry sewing assistant classes Robert Ozias bobby pins curly hair artistic ability flashy neckties place in the band love for chemistry Dick Burns everything I forgot my notebook studies Scarlett O'Hara any freshman anyone who wants it to any unsuspected one Miss Chrobak Pete Peterson Betty Jo Bennett Gordon Brown Clayton Baker Clara Plant all freshmen Miss Salton anyone anyone who needs danger signals A poor ping pong player Jeune Joyce my brother, Benny Betty Scholtz Shirley Akers Georgia Metcalf Barbara Hunter Mr. Erickson next sewing assistant no one Dorothy Kittredge Earl Gaskill Robert Bromley Mr. Dyer any band newcomer any other sucker to the faculty Art Dolmage my successors to anyone PAGE TWENTY-ONE it-f Y . Baggage Taken Journalistic experience Future aspirations Perfect posture Love of reading Gracefulness Piety My Beau Brummel air Bingistic attempts Glamor appeal Naturally curly hair My nickname Love of sports Chic clothes Slap-happy ways My love for R.O.H.S. Naivete My sleek black hair Sense of humor Distinctive walk My motorcycle Deep voice Initiative Mischievous grin Baseball ability Original ideas Bashful ways Long fingernails Wavy hair Demure ways Nonchalance My gentle ways My clever hair style Blonde-brown hair Love of driving Love of lnitiations Blue-black hair Musical ability My distinctive sense of humor Demure manner Petite form My brother My curly hair Enervation Dark complexion Commercial ability Winning smile Distinctive walk Latin ability Fun loving nature Naturally curly hair Blonde hair Knowledge of physics My Dead End lingo Homemaking instincts Athletic ability My slimness Barbara Smith My level name My mechanical genius Journalistic aspiration A.bility to play ping pong Distinctive laugh My coltfure Ability to talk my way out of tight situations Love of drawing My friends My vocal ability Memories lV'y French name Red hair Dark complexion Pat Kiley Quietness PAGE 'rwsN'rY--rwo By Edith Chambers Ray Blais Alice Clark Lucille Cole Virginia Condon Margaret Coran Robert Coughlln George Crosby John Crabb George Childs John Dallavo Florence Davies Gloria Davies Betty Deltz Gloria Deutsch Mary Jean Dittrich Bill Dowswell Bob Dolmage Nettldale Downey Alvin Dubois Ed Duncan Gerry Eaton Pauline Elliott Amy Ellis Howard Ellsworth Eric Engblom Grace Faurot Russell Folland Ethany Fonger Bob Fontaine Francis Gentle Marian Gieseking Jean Gilson John Goldberg James Gordon Jane Green Eleanor Gregory Dora Grimshaw Frances Gundry Peggy Guileman Stanley Habowskl Vincent Habowskl Jack Hagelstein Charles Hancock Jean Harrison Bill Head Duncan Helmrich Hazel Hennigar Harold Harding Cleo Herbert Doris Hickey Charles Hiltz Bettie Lou Hohn Shirley Holman Grace Hooper Betty Hornlng Ronald Hart Robert Hill Donald Huffman Patricia Hursh Janice Huscher Louise Jenkins Dora Jensen Douglas Jewitt Charles Johnson Evelyn Johnson Ferne Johnson Olive Johnson Lorraine Joklnen Louvie Jones George Kassarjean Annie Kelly Pat Kiley Baggage Consigned quiet ways cooking ability place in the ilute trio parka hood parts in the Easter and Christmas concerts love for hot fudge sundaes my nifty report cards hockey ability fun, friends daddy's inventions power over my sister ability to study ability to be teacher's pet Plymouth weekends faithful bicycle ability to study sweet smelling perfumes ability to get them ability to remember my name dignity of being a senior my 6 ft. 2 in. appreciation of their elforts ability to get along with the teachers ability to do French curly hair drafting ability To Doris Abenshlre Betty Thomas an up and coming ilut Marian Buck Jack Hurley Kay Williams Barbara Smith my brother no one Dot Leighton myself Betty Holden Bob Baldwin no one Milly Van Westrienen Bob Kerr Oliver Olsen any freshman Virginia Baart to the next class Al Sundell the faculty Barbara Elliott Bert Jarl Ross McNamers William Johnson seniors' ability as know it allsall sophomores citizenship standing mascot of Forestry Club hitch hiking ability half a day of school ability to roller skate love for out of town boys personality haircut ability to keep my word ability to keep quiet clean notebook cld school books quiet ways jitterbug ability to hunt game naturally curly hair ability at billiards expressive Irish eyes dark locks superior knowledge Gerry Bertnick good nature unruly hair my nickname blue silk quilted blouse my way of marking papers my pink cardigan my ability to get all A's in Home Ec. my ability to graduate my love of Highland Park athletes my music a sense of humor my supply of pencil stubs my girl friends my smallness my unexcitable nature . my golden locks my No. 13 swim suit my drawing pencils one-fourth of all the Royal Oak high boys my sparkling eyes three inches of my height my portion of Dead End lingo my love of walking the long way home my hap-py-go-lucky attitude ability to get along with Mr. Dyer in third hour study my bus pass Jack Dempster some lucky girl anyone wanting it Bill Rosen Delores Hagelstein Thelma Schnaldt Carl Roeser Stan Nancarrow Louise Griffin Rex Eames my brother to a lot of girls Betty Elliott Fred Budde Bruno Pinkos Harvey Reed Phyllis Lane Marie Graf the world no one Peggy Tucker Cal Hassberger W. T. Neuman Margaret Davis Doris Lance Betty Thomas June Harris Helen Scott Mary Lou Leonard an unknown anyone who needs it Ed Buhr - Bob Calhoun Mary Smith Mary Louise Kimball Mary Zaha Ed Cole Bob Dondero Cecilia Maher anyone Anne Larson Mary Gorman Lillian Campbell Ross MacNamera Lillian Krueger any bus rider e player Baggage Taken My high water pants Stately posture Pork ple hat Sonorous voice My love for fads My car Apolegetic manner Snazzy hat Jeanette Roszel Track ability Love for dramatic situations Salesmanship experience My friends Sloppy Joe Love for the fine arts Speaking ability Sense of humor Friends Candid camera Southern accent Slap happy attitude My musical talent Poetical nature My many ideas My height My excess weight My vast knowledge Petite form Harrier style My brother My smooth dancing Lovely voice My up and at it attitude Blonde hair Unique nickname Garrulousness Dramatic ability Nose for news Betty Deitz Love for fun My big eyes My job My worldliness My friends My guitar My friends My volce Ability in woodshop Memories of sports reporting Demure ways The Oak Way with women Friendly smile My ability to ask unanswerable questions My car Pleasantness Love for public speaking Versatility Big brown eyes My drums Home loving nature? By Bob Kerr Mary King Philip Johnson Gordon Jones Marcella Jones Jack King Philip King Sue King Bob Kirkup Richard Knapp Mary Lou Kohler Frederick Kranich Henry Krug Virginia Labbitt Ruth La Pierre Jerry Latimer Tom Latimer Virginia Lawler Martha Leach Barbara Lee William Lenhard Albert Le Roy Florence Light Fred Lloyd Gwendolyn Logan Dorothy Long Herbert Ludwig Lucille McCarthy William McClintock Catherine McClintock Jim McCoy Dollye McGary Gilbert McGeehan Roberta McKay Betty McRae Don McRobert Kathleen McRoberts Wallace McQuay Carlton McKenzie June Maderos Audrey Manes Zola Marsden Betty Marshall James Mattison Patricia Mathewson Grant Maudlin Eddie Maxey Richard Meng Thomas Meyer Jean Millar David Miller Robert Miner Dorothy Mitson Frank Mlynek Ralph Mobley Hazel Moritz Jack Muehl Katherine Murray Jean Newberry Bill Norman Audre O'Brien my my Baggage Consigned ability to be late to all classes ability to graduate ability to get to classes my the my my my my my my the my my my my acting ability faculty extra pounds wavy hair ability to get along with Mr. Hougen intestinal fortitude undying courage job taking roll for Mr. Aldrich stationery store work health and my wealth golden locks ability to flirt brilliant musical talents numerous school activities whatever-it-is my ability to write poetry my ability to flirt sour notes on the trombone ability to retain my temper my ability to beat it out my quiet personality The Cat Next Door love for Jayne Kuqkendall my fun my my the all my my my my my my my my my my my job the the my ability to get through his- my tory in required time interest in a certain June '39' alumnus in the cafeteria big feet tennis ability ability to laugh my Ferndale girls serving ability ability to go steady for three years ability to chew gum in Bible History class social Worker's attitude ability to get pasing marks in Mr. Cook's classes beautiful green car naturally curly hair interest certa a certain alumnus of June '39 uniickleness shyness? ability to fill out absence excuses as celebrity interviewer high school traditional conceit of the seniors red hair ability to give oral reports my my my my my my fear of strangers way with the teachers ability to play the the squeeze box brown eyes straight nose ability to drive slowly and carefully good times in debate class my liberal senate coalition my naturally curly hair To Burt Gorman Bob Rauss the freshmen any English student the school James Colville Mary Louise Kimball All brunettes the track squad Harry Blair some up and coming senior anyone who wants it Jim Burtraw some needy person Harvey Reed Bob Ashton Jim Hartrick to anyone who wants it Shirley Culver Mr. Bowles Jim Levrite Jack Hurley Mildred Van Westrienen Art Schlow the school Mary Ellen Watson Don McKechnle no one q anyone who wants it no one Bill Thomas future chemistry classes Paul Connover Barbara McPhee Ethel Reynolds Dorothy Leitch Carolyn King anyone who wants lt Jake Funkey Lila King no one John Marvin to any loud girl Verna Mattison anyone who wants it the freshmen the juniors anybody Mary Jane Curtis Sheila Kelly Earl Gaskill Don Turner Joanne Sudborough anyone who wants it . Win Brunner any future debater any unscrupulous politician Evelyn Simmons my ability to go out every night and still get my homework done Jean Oberbeck my ability to refrain from put- ting in a swing chorus when the band is playing Beer Barrel Marty Hanrahan my ability to know so many boys Madeleine Wright PAGE TWENTY-THREE :in I I V . Baggage Taken My social attitude My friends New shoes Interesting face Twitching eye Merton Parent Love for music My distinctive laugh Studious ways Future Flashing eyes Muscles Physique My bewitchlng manner My scientific trend of mind My good humor Love of blondes Athletic ability Love for the farm Aspiratlons My inflated name My sister My school day friends My slow ways My hair Love of study Saxophone My memories and my friends My long fingernails Cheery grin Love for swinging it out Marilyn Phillips My sense of humor My future hopes Book store experience Sophisticated manner Commercial ability My knowing ways My library experience Red hair Bass viol Love of skiing My artistic ways My dark, demure ways My love for a good time My talkativeness My swell physique My curly hair Experience as an electrician My love for study My piano My Mortimer Snercl voice My changing moods Debating style My musical ability My friends My cowboy outfit My job Napoleonic tendencies Unassuming manner Love of uniforms My sense of humor My job PAGE TWENTY-FOUR him.. W By Dorothy Ohlmacher Garth Owen Robert Ozias Janet Packman Virginia May Pallister Merton Parent Winifred Parker Maida Parsons Richard Patroll Mina Patterson Clarke Pease Jean Penney Frank Penoza Betty Perkins Peter Perkins Marilyn Phillips Richard Pierce Roy Pollack Margaret Pretznow Marilyn Prlebe Eileen Puff George Puff Pat Puvogel Dorothy Quick Doris Race Mary Ann Ray Irene Reardon Dorris Reed Ruth Riley Robert Ripplinger Delores Robinson Walter Robinson Betty Ann Rogers Jeanette Roszel Jack Rutledge Elmira Sanford Grace Saro Jennie Savino Philip Schaaf Esther Schantz Virginia Schmitt Delbert Schmitz Margaret Schnell Ella Mae Setser Leila Shaw Norman Sheppard Amo Sinelll Doris Smith Duane Smith Janice Smith William Smith Esther Soran Patsy Speer Kay Sprague Norma Stewart Charlotte Stone Charles Storeng Eileen Stuart John Subia Keith Swonsen Frances Thomas Hope Thomas Virginia Tilden Baggage Consigned Mr. Baldwin's love for me my much battered but still very serviceable notebook myself my my my my my my my my my my my my ability to draw seemingly unbreakable fingernails basket ball experience speed in shorthand many hair styles quiet disposition Albert L. charming grin ability tb swim ability to play end interest in that certain Clawson senior quiet and bashful personality my ability to cook in Home Ec. class at 7 a. m. my bus pay technique my ability to get through school in live years my job in the cafeteria my love for mathematics my boy friend's good nature my ability to talk at random my luck in man hunting my ability to jitterbug my remarkable skipping ability unnoticed in class my ability to chew gum my remarkable musical ability my changing moods my dark tresses my excellent driving ability nothing my low golf score my long bob Bob Kirkup my lack of jitterbugging ability do not bequeath Priscilla Knight my pleasing smile my ability to smile once in a while all the medals I ever get my ability to attend classes regularly my big bass viol my ability to receive A's my Georgie Kaye my dad's good nature my ability to keep quiet at the right time my ability to sing popular songs my hair our conceit work on decorating the gym all that we've learned my passion for cactus my ability to eat my long walk home my speeches my naturally curly hair my snappy walk my high-heeled boots and overalls my theater ,fob my tuxedo ability to secure dates with out-of-town girls my ability to play six sets of tennis in one morning my love for sports my shortness To Tom McNeal any freshman who will give lt a good home Florence Burtwell anyone interested in art Evelyn Alloway Ray Bromley the 11A's Barbara Selby the freshmen to no one Virginia Jacobuccl Shirley Seel . Ted Plane no one Jack Anger Marie Zempke Stanley Nancarrow Bob Park some up and coming freshman Marjory Brandenburg no one Mr. Aldrich Barbara May Adeline Houck Gloria Barrette some freshman Jeune Joyce Betty Lou Mainds Clare Jensen Ted Findlay Betty Bennett Bob Radeif Dora Jensen this year's crop of freshmen Jean Oberbeck anyone Mr. Dyer Marion Harrison Elton McNeil Bill Morris some musician sophomore class no one Jess Whitman Adeline Houke Dick Powell Coach French the sophomores Mr. Dyer oncoming classes any thorny sympathizer Roger Hoxie James Gibbard a freshman Marlon Stewart Betty Thomas Stymie Ross Beverly Hague Jim Field up and coming freshmen Helen Tieman any sports-loving freshman Arlene Wasser fiddle Baggage Taken My education My French accent Golilng ability My beautiful handwriting My My brown eyes My trumpet My chubbiness My education My love for history Unusual name My thinness My love for R.O.H.S. My nickname My piano A certain graduate My slap-happy manner My friends My love for literature Jumping ways Ability under mistletoe Silence My magnetic personality My friends My job My corny jokes My knowledge of chemistry My height By Kenneth Thomas my Leonard Todd my Annette Trefzer my Harold Trethewey my Daniel Truesdell my John Turner my Mary Valentine my Robert Van Asselt my Kenneth Van Amberg my Cornelius Van Bladeren my Donald Van Eck my Baggage Consigned ability to drive a car recklessly quietness French accent ability to get along with Miss Geer sports editorship on the Oak pleasing plumpness punch recipe orchestra pretty face ability to keep away from women six feet one inch Nita Vlsscher Helen Von Weller Marjorie Wardell Stuart Wattles Marvin Wendell Suzanne Wetzel Janet Wheatley Jeanetta Whitehead Ruth White John Whyte Paul Williams Edna Wilson Jo Ann Winter Gilbert Woodward Marjorie Winterstein Dale Young Lucille Zauchin Stanley Zeimniak my experience at making excuses anything she wants my love of chemistry my great scholastic ability ability to stay in circulation my ultra long eyelashes my knowledge of chemistry my liking for R.O.H.S. my ability to pass English my jitterbugging tactics my vast knowledge love of literature and Latin my basket ball hero Carp my liking for Mr. Aldrich my pleasing smile and laugh while on corridor duty at noon my innocent looks my ability to get to school at 7:30 every morning my blue satin shirt Legatees are hereby warned that misuse of these bequests will result in a reversion of the property to the To Malcolm Sewell Archie Coran Miss Friedrich any person taking shorthand Tom Meyer Bob Snead June Voorhees Cecil Richards Bill Simmons Bill Morris Al Sundell Olive Jenkins Alice Loduson some up and coming scientist anybody that needs it Eve Alloway Chris Filslnger to another dumbbell my sister Gertrude Carlton Everett Bert Jarl to all Jane Bleakeley no one the kids of R.O.H.S. Mr. Erickson anyone who wants them Mary Alman Carlton Everett original. GRADUATIN G CLASS, Royal Oak High School, June, 1940. 4? , A W - Ng i . Q ,I Q te?- . It If A 'f-,zilx l ' l x N . f ,,, so , L. ft, N ulllll, . -- sill, 174 x, x lf U 3' I Eau' XXX 1 , X V Q- ig.-1' 4 ' , 7'5 L - V :Q Don. Coyote L A PAGE TWENTY-FIVE WLLL X Jean Mobley ....,....,....... Sourpusses -dai --s ' 1. as BB 5 as Q, can ff: -ffqib The ovvzo. crass www - gosv VPJNTINC: itiumoil venums TO sate Tha TO THE FRESHMEN by H. Silverthorn and P. Sharpe Freshmen, freshmen, I declare, Where did you get that simple air? Legs are short and legs are long, Fac-es are funny but brains are strong. Ruth Moffet .............,.... Superman Bob Elder .....,., ,........,. Ei ghth Hour Margaret Mitchell Jazzed Classical Music Frances Stuart .... ,.......,. B ashful Boys Madeleine Stowe ,,........ Bossy Seniors . , Alice Edwards ,... .... L arry McFarland .Q IQ. Larry McFarland ......... Alice Edwards A-.. Q? fu - Barbara Chadwick ..,......... Homework ' 'A AN 'quo Tezo.z's1hz CHN. WVYH Thi, . Patsy Morgan JB NSW cuov ot- Qvtesvxmki OH! IF I ONLY HAD- Barbara Foster . , . Georgia Metcalf .. ...Voice ....Eyes Mary Lou Hunter ,... Teeth .... Margaret Mitchell . Marjorie Jackson Margaret Hanks. . . Lorna Banacky ..., Hands . . . .Physique Margaret Hanks . . ,,.. Vanilla ice cream Dick Hursh ...... .... B eulah Eisenberg Jack Schmitt . . . Tom McGraw Bill Park . .. Art Dorsey Larry Hoyt Beulah Nancekivell .... Dimples ,......... Dick Hursh Jean Mobley .,..,.,,, Enthusiasm Brains .,.., Kenneth Hannah Manners ...,.,...... Earl J-ex . . . . . Bill Bowen MAGAZINE NEWS - STAND Popular Science ...,...... American Girl ....,,...,... Better Homes and Gardens American Boy Saturday Evening Post .... Football Monthly ....., Hygeia ,,........,.. Vogue , ............. . . Good Housekeeping .... xi pl 1 Elaine Pitcher Jane Radabough ,..,.. Looks .,.,... Marilyn Ahlstrom .... . . . . . . . .Athletic Ability . . Chuck Knox George Voorhees Fashion . . . .... Calvin Green CLASS OF 1942 The Perfect Sophomore Girl Popular Photography ..,. Theater Arts Monthly .... The Etude ......,...... Time ..,............. Aviation Monthly , . . Artists' Review . . . Hands . ............. . . Eyes ..,........ Complexion .... Barbara Dunkel Nancy Hancock Margaret Wittmer Janice Armstrong Sf' 1' Hair ......,.. Figure ...,.. . . Voice . . . . Elsie Codling Pat Cook wzr umm' COMDL'5.X- Harry Landis Gretchen Walker . . ..... Larry Hoyt Bob Calhoun Mary Lou Hunter ....... Jack Schmitt . . . .Beulah Eisenberg . . . Margaret Smith Wilbur Grunwald . . . . . .Greta Barry Art Dorsey . . .Douglas James .... .. Art Sailor . . . . . . . . Elaine Pitcher . f, V 7 L, f , fl ',-. fa x , W 1' Q , Nose .... .. . , , Teeth ,.........,..... . The Perfect Sop Eyes ................ Mouth ....... Hair ........... - Complexion .... ': Teeth ....,... N086 ....... Mouth ........., ...... .. .. . Doris Owen Margaret Lawson . . . . . Pat Nelson homore Boy ... .. Bob Blazo . . Jack Wake . . . Ken Warner .. Lynn Gervais . . . . . Clarence . . . . Phil Rogers KT 1,06 fn, X ' I 'W '1if'M4k55?yfVVi ! if , fy! ' h 'I W Og! fl: if L 1 lk , Af y . f X f' . . 2-ij' + 1' Y W W 1 'vu 'QS Q 2 X f Z WI if xl fl V71 f j 1 X' I' ' i f 1442 Jac, gal? Jack Wake Don Jenson Glen Edwards Jack Shader Ken Warner Jack Shader Cal Chamberlain Ted Colgrove George Papageorge Henry Ludwig Bob Everly Bob Blazo Jack Anger George Klein Phil Rogers Bob Blazo Bob Ashton Jack Wagner PAGE TWENTY-SIX . WI I Voice... Chin ..... . . Hands A 'Cai Chamberlain Jack Shader , 45 JK rqfffff f fs f -fix if ' -- li.. , t 1 Q 41 ,I , H at X 7 X! 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SAL GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Anne Benson, presidentg Laura Alexander, secretaryg Mary Louise Kimball, treasurer GIRLS' CHOIR Lillian Krueger, presidentg Mary Swearingen, treasurer: Dorothy Kittredge, secretary Margaret Wittmer, pianist MIXED CHORUS James Vandertill, presidentg Lorenzo Durling, secretary: Connie Later, treasurer ,,,,,,, .Wg PAGE THIRTY Two l . A CAPPELLA CHOIR Albert Le Roy, president: Guy Campbell, vice-president: Suzanne Wetzel, secretary Gloria Fortier, treasurer A CAPPELLA CHOIR THE HIGHLIGHTS OF THIS SEMESTEIVS MUSICAL ACTIVITIES FEBRUARY! .- T 'f x- X40 P. T. A. Founders' Day Dinners Teachers' Institute fOak1and County? D O MARCH: f ' ' ' St. Patrick's Day Dance CNationa1 Honor 4 Q 6 - Society and Music Departmentb N . The Sacred Easter Concert APRIL: A Y The Mikado Sb MAY: 5 The Spring Concert H: V XOVV NWHVB N Y x ' xx f ,lg ' -it 1 r O 9 X 04122 az' QB.. I V' LL-. B L 'Q v A I jing ' I , 1, n , Q Q5 X - X ,MA I 0 H 0 I . U Q 3 1' Eiga, D PDL Y 3 , 1 ' JUNE: ' wk, Commencement Activities ' The large music groups, the trios, and the soloists have been exceptionally busy this semester providing music for various P.T.A, programs, the weekly P.T.A. broadcasts, three of the University of Life meetings, and many other activities of community organizations. '+-.-ff PAGE THIRTY-THREE lt O 5 fn 4 Ii F I ,g -I 1 ' nf Ein ee LL 9 4 ea-rv C F Kawsamf. M me 'umas WCLINTQCK more ElLEEN PoFF V. 043359, 's HOEHN in e A V R150 , HBZEL Molwrz N bfls-ee EBFNLL YL in vc? N H USER :CQYQEQVE .. LLI S 5 MFlD'E.R0S-6-L ,fig Vtkcmgq HOPE, HOWISK gi 7' R 4 G I R L'S SPQRTS 'X xfe HFlzeL Moarfz BETTY MFIRSHRLL DoapTr1Y Lone zom Mnasnsrl HOCKEY. ii 'O 1 T HHTHLQUV Mwbffifs Y . 8l?t't'i? eR F2 MHRGFWT M , CJCHNELL L ' Fa uns W'-' Lf' ergo-rf RNUQKSON .-.,-. -FBLEQENNIS 4'17235 'RT'N1 lay..-1. 3 -vp so BADMINTON G A A I pledge myself to uphold the ideals of the G. A. A., which are to promote friendship, co-operation, service to the school and true sportsmanship. I further pomise to give my athletic ability social and service activities spon- sored by the G A A This is the oath taken by all active members of the G A A and each is expected to keep it. This club has truly promoted friendship through co-operation with neighboring schools by holding or attending play-days. lr ' y 31 1 PAGE THIRTY-FOUR . 'H 1 Badminton is fast becoming a very popular game, and is being played by the younger folks as Well as the elder ones. For this reason a bad- minton class was started in 1938 with Mr. Baldwin as the instructor. See Badminton, page 49 It was through the efforts of the Gf A. A. that the many new games were introduced in Royal Oak high school. It is traditional for G. A. A. girls to usher at high school activities, thus rendering a service to the school. Miss Pearl MacArdle and Miss Emma Doerr are the sponsors of this club. The G. A. A. is proud of three of their girls who con- tinued their .sport activities from their freshman year to their senior year. These girls are Margaret Schnell, Eileen Puff and Hope Thomas. Spnriff BASEBALL OF 1940 by Tom Meyers Date Winner Loser Score Apr. 18-Royal Oak Berkley ..,.,.. 7-6 Apr. 23-Fordson Royal Oak ......., 7-6 Apr. 30-Royal Oak Mt. Clemens ,....... 3-1 May 7-Wyandotte Royal Oak ....,., 4-3 May 10-Fordson Royal Oak ......, 8-1 May 14-Royal Oak Grosse Pointe ........ 5-2 May 17-Royal Oak Wyandotte ......, 6-3 May 21-Monroe Royal Oak ....... 3-2 May 27-Monroe Royal Oak ...... 9-8 May 31-Lincoln Royal Oak ,....... 2-1 Although not particularly successful in the win column the Acorn 1940 baseball season was notable for the fine freshman talent exhibited. Barring serious injuries the R.O.H.S. baseball nine of 1943 will probably see Dick King, catcher, Bob Groves, inflelder, and Tom Koschtial, outfielder, climaxing four years as regulars on the Acorn squad. Switching from freshmen we turn our attention to- ward other outstanding players. Frank Penoza, playing centerfield, was feared by all opposing base runners for his accurate, lengthy, and speedy return of, balls hit into the outer garden within thirty feet of him. Patrolling the outer extremities to the left of Penoza was seen Amo Sinelli. Amo, although not always a dead shot when in the field, made up for it when at the plate. Mighty Amo kept within reach of the .400 mark all season with his power wallops. Along with these two in the line-up during the ma- jority of the games were slim Jim Shader covering the initial sackg scoop Tom McNeal hovering over the key- stone bagg Bob Groves at the hot corner g helping out between second and third was Bob Martin, Dick King squatted behind the plate to receive the offerings of pitchers Jim Bertraw, Marvin Hunt or Marting in the left field territory Judge Jim Hartrick was most always recognizable. Thus did the Oak baseballers shape up in 1940. TRACK Date Winner Loser Apr. 19-Fordson 67.5 Royal Oak 37.5 Apr. 27-Wyandotte 67 Royal Oak 37 May 1-Royal Oak 52 Grosse Pointe 52 May 11-Royal Oak 55 Mt. Clemens 48 June 1-Monroe Royal Oak May 18-Regionals-third with 29 points. Although our track team didn't have a very impressive record for the current season, many of our fleet-footed stars bettered old track records which had stood for years. Clyde Johnson, who had been quite a success as a half- miler last year, ran the mile for the first time in his ca- reer against Fordson. In the first meet of the year he broke the Cass Field record set by Art Willis, former R.O.H.S. track great, who graduated last June. John- sons new record 437 5 Willis' old time 4.40.2. Then Hal Carpenter who ran the quarter last spring, tried the half for the first time against Wyandotte and sped around the oval in 2.02.4, just two seconds short of the record set by Brelford of Birmingham in 1938. The thinclads then hit their stride in May, tying Grosse Pointe on May 1 52 all and then on May 11, Royal Oak beat Mt Clemens for their first victory in three years. Then on May 18 they journeyed to Jefferson Field in v Y l 1 y PAGE THIRTY-SIX . 'N n Ferndale and placed third in the Class A Regionals, qual- ifying six men to compete in the State Tournament. Hal Carpenter burned up the cinders and broke a twelve year old State Tournament record by winning the half mile event in the sensational time of 1.59. The best Clyde Johnson could do was to finish third in the mile which was won by Woolsey of Jackson who turned in the mile in 4.30.8, the fastest time on record in State competition. Sammy Stout, who looked like a sure shot in the quar- ter, was unable to compete because of illness. Bob Ozias, Gilbert McGeehan, and Johnson will be the only regulars lost by graduation, so next season should be one of, if not the most successful seasons enjoyed by any track team Royal Oak has ever produced. BASKET BALL Royal Oak 17 Ferndale 10 Royal Oak 27 Wyandotte 11 Royal Oak 27 Mt. Clemens 12 Royal Oak 13 Grosse Pointe 23 Royal Oak 30 Birmingham 37 Royal oak 19 Fordson 22 Royal Oak 18 Monroe 25 Royal Oak 29 Wyandotte 16 Royal Oak 24 Fordson 18 Royal Oak 26 Pontiac 39 Royal Oak 28 Grosse Pointe 25 Royal Oak 45 Monroe 24 Royal Oak 27 Ferndale 25 Regionals Royal Oak 21 Grosse Pointe 16 Royal Oak 41 Ferndale 26 Royal Oak 27 Pontiac 34 Border Cities League Won Lost Fordson ..,...... . . 8 2 Grosse Pointe . . . . . 8 2 Royal Oak .... . . 6 4 Mt. Clemens . . . . 2 8 Monroe .,....,.....,... 5 5 Wyandotte ............ 1 9 Coach John J. Baldwin and his basket ball team fooled the sports writers who predicted a bad season for them, by coming through as the dark horse and smashing their predictions with eight victories and six defeats. In the regionals held in Ferndale, they won from Grosse Pointe and Ferndale before being defeated by Pontiac. Lincoln was the easiest team for the Oaks to beat, and for this reason they were defeated by the Oaks in two regular season contests and once in the regionals. Royal Oak was a constant threat in the Border Cities League competitions, beating each team at least once and Wyan- dotte and Ferndale twice. The league's final standings showed the Oaks in third place and only one game out of first place. The most sensational and consistent winning combina- tion was Tom McNeal and Bob Martin. McNeal is a for- ward, and broke the record for free shotsg Martin, for- ward, has the least number of fouls called of all the cage squad players. Hal Carpenter was a most consistent scoring threat at center: Frank Penoza was a steady de- fensive player, and Jim Shader or Dick Jackson were long shot artists at the guard positions. See Basket Ball, Tennis, Swimming, and Golf in Ad section I 4, Q , 5 , f 3 , ? I r Z N? fi Q Y i 3 I 3 4 5 V , 1 V I b 5 . ' 1 k , . K w-...., nu scnmvz nos sAsseTT :Acre Mucmn :rm mc cox Im HURLEY, ' . K xx LYNIN scams NOR!'1 'PRfGNlTZ i vmms Mosman 1. il li ir El Ii ll I1 !l H W ws-.-I ST TE CH MPS DICK KNAPP Cross-Country Champ STATE CHAMP Dick Knapp, a senior who graduates this June, was a member of the State Championship Cross-Country team of 1938 and captain of last year's team. Last year, Knapp, who incidentally looks too short for a good distance man, won all of the dual meets in which he took part with the exception of the Monroe meet. Dick won both the regional, which was run off at Dearborn, and the state meet in which approximately one hundred boys jogged over the two mile course at Ypsi- lanti. Knapp intends to attend Michigan State Normal, where he will probably be as much of a success as a runner as he was here. Although he will be up against much stif- fer competition in college, he should be able to more than hold his own against them UIQ., PAGE THIRTY-EIGHT 'M , I 1 . f 1 HAL CARPENTER Half Miler STATE CHAMP Hal Carpenter, lanky quarter miler of last year, went the half this year and all of his performances were 2:05 or under. Carpenter set a new Cass Field record when he sped over the cinders in 2.01. Then in the regionals Carpenter broke the Jefferson Field record with 2.03 for the event. At the state meet Carpenter led the rest of the pack home in the very good time of 1.59 flat, which broke a standing twelve year record set by Rhal Arnold of De- troit. The record was previously 1.599 and was set in 1928. Carpenter is a junior and gr-eat things are expected of the ileet-footed star. Coach Bob Dunn went out on a limb and predicted that Carpenter next would establish a new state record. This record is expected to be 1.56, breaking the record time which he himself established this year. VORHEES - MGH 'IUNP . BLAZ O- SPRINTER R. O. I-I. S BANDER - HIGH JUN P onuson mum noamsbnf qumrtn HAROLD TRETHEX-IAY Tm DALLAVO CHARLES KNOX . - X. 25 l 9 4 B06 Rwrvf' I Q f . . , . x 4- I ' A A... X ' Hmvev new ' Amo Ssumx BDBGRQVES 4 0 vwh rf' 95 FC- 09 mfg U .I--I..-I. .L J--LJ. -I- '-I- '-I. -h'I'-u -L' 'HL 'J. d.'d. .L .L'I'J.'I'd.'I'.l. -'I'.I.'I' n'd.'J.'h'a - 'a- L .L'. A.7'J.7'u7'A-'-L'.L .l. '-' - . TAT 'a.f.l.'P'a. .l.'... .l.'r ' ' ' ' gr JILL 'J- '-L7' T 'VL TJ- '-I-'I' 'I' -IH' 'PY'I'1 I' 'VW' L 'EES OPPORTUNITIES IN BUSINESS Good opportunities for worth while service in business are available for those who have made the necessary preparation. Advancement follows as one gains experience and demonstrates ability. 51 The live schools listed below oder thorough, practical courses CAccounting, Short- hand, Secretarial, Stenograph, Comptometer, Business Administration, and othersj which prepare students for desirable positions. Choosing the right school for training is important. Those interested are invited to investigate this school's courses, quarters, equipment, and free employment service. The Business Institute is incorporated under the Educational Acts of the State of Michigan as a Class A Colleg-e, empowered to grant degrees. - FCI PCI Schools at 3240 Gratiot Avenue, corner of Mackg at 5040 Joy Road, near Grand River, also in Pontiac and Saginaw The Business Institute 'I Downtown School, Michigan Bldg., 220 Bagley, Detroit Visit our most convenient location, or telephone Rzindolph 6534 for prospectus. The Oak Staff and the senior class gratefully ac- knowledge the helpful supervision of Mr. Donald Cook, head of the Royal Oak high school publications depart- ment. Valuable assistance was also received from Mrs. Bohlen on art, Miss Cowen on advertising, Miss Kingan on general content, and Mr. Dunn on sports. ROYAL OAK PHOTO ENGRAVING CO., INC. ECONOMICAL ENGRAVINGS Tribune Building, Royal Oak Phone 3000 BASKET BALL-Cont. The only regulars lost by gradu- ation will be Frank Penoza in June and Jim Shader in January. Harley Henderson, reserve coach, is ru- mored to be the successor to Coach Baldwin next season, but as yet these are merely idle rumors. WALTER J. SHANNON Crown Life Insurance Company Life Insurance and Annuities Washington Square Bldg. Phone 1770 Royal Oak CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES It is now June, Xmas will he here soon. FOR XMAS TREES see G. W. HILTZ 225 E. Farnum Ave. R. 0. 1170 Packinghouse Market QUALITY Mmrs at sAUsAcEs South Main I' in r Young Men .... Investigate the opportunities offered through secretarial training given at the Detroit Business University. All graduates of last year's class secured positions readily. Opportunities for men in positions of this kind are practically unlimited. A prominent writer said recently: In recent years, the secretarial pendulum has been swinging in the direction of young men again. The stenographer has been succeeded by an intelligent, well-trained secre- tary. Today's secretary is an accomplished personal assistant who has become an im- portant cog in industrial, financial and technical organizations. More young men are realizing the splendid opportunities which secretarial work offers. More of them are seeking close personal contact with busine-ss leaders and the practical training it offers. They are again claiming the right of succession and the opportunity for promotion which their keen-witted sisters were so quick to grasp. Especially is this true of recent high school and college graduates. Call at the school and talk it over with us. Free placement service to our graduates. Many Detroit firms depend en- tirely on The D. B. U. for office help. Established 1850. Over 63,000 graduates. 10th FLOOR Detroit Business University mm. ARTISTS BLDG. The present class is the largest ever to graduate from R.O.H.S., but it will probably be surpassed by the classes of the next few years. The junior class has 485 members, the sophomore class 4963 the 9A class Wedding Invitations Stop and Shop with Friends GUST'S PLACE 935 N. Main St. at RIGHT PRICES All Kinds of SOFT DRINKS, s for zsc Ice Cold Candy, and Big Bags of Popcorn R. O. PRINTING CO. Cigarettes, 2 for 25C R. o. 0011 510 s. washington ASK Fon IT - WE HAVE rr Phone R. O. 1845-Res. R. O. 0009-M Broken Lenses Duplicated George Blashill 8z Son, Inc. Jrzwrzums 522 So. Washington Ave. Royal Oak George Blashill, Optometrist in Charge Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Compliments of THE ROYAL OAK THEATRE Washington Square Building alone contains 316. Imagine how large the graduating classes would be if mid-year graduation had not been instituted in 1927! The original enrollment of 750 has grown to 1755, entirely filling the building onc-e considered far too large for Rcyal Oak. The teaching staff has increased from 32 to 52. ERB-KIDDER CO. Lumber, Coal, Builders' Supplies sis s. MAIN Phone It. o. 0200 Kellough's Groceries FANCY Gnocmm-:s crrorcrs MEATS 1004 N. Main Royal Oak CANDYLAND CONFECTIONERY 615 N. Washington The Students' Store LUNCHES CANDY SCHOOL SUPPLIES t h WOULD THE CLOCK STOP IF: Say It With F10Wf-IFS Mr. Dyer took on a weak, meek H S hw t Fl w voliiirtha Leach tracked on down ? c z 0 Ducky Wattles ever studied? Ethany Fonger left Duane Smith? Virginia Tilden got mad ? Our flowers are always arranged Jean Gilson stopped talking about with thought' for the Occaslon H H? . garfons , 221 South Main Street Phil Johnson read his French les- son through Without pausing? Florist Phone 5124 Night Phone 4923 Tom Latimer could be distin- guished from Jerry? . Keith Swonsen was denied his loud socks? Bob Coughlm ever stopped fool- VALSPAR PAINT, WALLPAPER ing around the ga1s ? Tile Wallboal-ds Patsy Speer became right-handed? Dora Jensen wore her hair one way two days in succession? CO. Mr. Aldrich believed in the un- conscious mind ? Betty Lou Burns cleaned her sad- dle shoes? . Bob Van Asselt lost his trumpet? 714 S. Washington Phone 2818 The English 8 classes got their book-reports in to Miss Gordon on time? Ed Maxie stopped bluffing his way through classes? Jim Campbell ever let anyone have BEST WISHES TO 1940 GRADUATES the last word in anything? SANDING MACHINES FOR RENT May Success Always Be With You Ours is a song of majesty, 0 R I L S 0 R A N Laughter, Wind- And the gaiety Of youth- Singing, Striving, R. 0. 4746 Reaching to infinity- Ours is ia song of dignity- Freedom- Lifef WEAVER RADIO SERVICE The Liberty of youth, Carefree- Rulers to be, YOUTH. --By Marie A16XaI1d6I'. KATHERINE PARKER SHOP MILLINERY, HOSIERY, GIFTS PHONE R. O. 0793 520 SO. WASHINGTON AVENUE ROYAL OAK, MICHIGAN 703 North Main St. Royal Oak, Michigan Compliments of- Main and Baldwin Service 702 N. MAIN 1-ei. R. o. 9673 NORTH END KROGER Don Wolcott Jack Wilson Groc. Mgr. Meat Mgr. HAROLD SCALLY BARBER snor 247 Washington Square Building Specialist Compliments of- DEAN DRUG 949 N. Main Street, near Catalpa Tel. R. 0. 3227 SWIMMING The weakest spot in R.0.H.S. sports was the swimming team of 1939-1940. Records show that they failed to win many of their meets. However, many of those meets were lcst by just a few points. Inconsistency was our main troub- le pointed out Coach Arnie Erick- son. At one meet some of the boys would, and some wou1dn't be in swimming form. In the next meet the boys that had scored high in the previous meet were likely to be out of form. Coach Erickson had practically a new team to break ln, there being only four veteran lettermen from last year's team. The remainder of the team was composed of inexpe- rienced men, who had never before swum in competition. Next year's chances look consid- erably brighter, because these men have gained valuable experience, and are sure to be good swimming material. Men to be lost by grad- uation are Co-captains Kenny Van Amberg and Paul Neumann, Al Le- Roy, and Pete Perkins. Compliments of- VIRGO E. KINSEY Funeral Home Telephones: Lafayette at Fifth R. 0. 0016-1670 Royal Oak, Mich. N. Roberts Service Station KENILWORTH Sz MAIN Phone R.. O. 9445 Compliments of- GRAND LEADER DEPARTMENT South Main Street Congratulations, Seniors SMITH-CRAMPTON Company Home Made Candies and Ice Cream Royal Oak Sweets, Inc. Luncheons 321 S. MAIN ST., near 4th Royal Oak, Mich. Compliments of- E Service Coal 8z Ice Co. GI N. Men and Boys, Wear CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! 1 L. A' DANTZER Shirt and Slax Ensembles Sixth ,md Washmmn Everything for the Graduate R0ya1Oak.M1ch. 225 SO. MAIN ST. Royal Oak Compliments Of- MRS. J. LOCHBIHLER R. O. DRY GOODS 8z FURNISHINGS 'Butterick and McCall Patterns ROYAL OAK South Main Street ROYAL OAK ICE AND COAL COMPANY DEPENDABLE SERVICE A. C. Dunham, Mgr. 725 SOUTH MAIN ST. PHONE 0197 . .- Hillgrim's Gowns Summer Formals and Date Dresses, 58.95 4 1 Sports Wear . . . Skirt and Blouse Sets . . . Slack Suits . . . Shorts . . . Tennis Dresses, 351.95 up Dorothy Hats 4 Picture Brims in Straws and Felts 4 Sport Felts in Pastel 81.95 to 37.50 F SIXTH AND WASHINGTON PHONE 7710 BASSETT BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of - ROYAL OAK SALES, INC. c H E V R o L E fr P 111 No. Main St. Tel. R. O. 4200 Cotton Frocks - Sports Wear - Hosiery 4 Bathing Suits T U L l P S H O P 2nd Door From Library on Main GASOLINE X ' E - fs X X QLLN' ENGINES gf 93. ...L f X For MODEL BoA'rs, MT? .GE 1 PLANES, -. LEG RWD' H 4. RACING CARS NNE V 1-10 to M4 Horse Power 5 W - COMPLETE sTocK N 3 I - 63 or GAS MODEL Km-s 5, f ...gf ARROW MODEL IRPLANE SHOP aw' K Qzfiai? Dum' COMZS QUT -' 719 S. WASHINGTON R. 0. 0475 ' H. W. McKlNLEY MOVING AND STORAGE 712 S. Washington Phone R. 0. 1379 n Royal Oak, Mich. A PERSONALITY SHOP 204 West First Street Phone R. O. 1900 Royal Oak, Mich. Compliments of- Farner Sales and Service sis No. MAIN Phone R. o. 1315 Nick's Beauty 8a Barber SHOP Kenneth R. Kelly, Prop. All Lines of Beauty Culture by Experienced Operators 910 N. Main, Tel. R. O. 9773 Compliments of N YAL DRUGS 1000 No. Main Tel. R. O. 0612 HARRlSON'S Brownbm Shoe Store Footwear and Hosiery for the Family 518 South Washington Royal Oak Upholstering Company Custom Built Furniture, Repairing '721 S. Washington Ave. Phone 3216 Royal Oak, Mich. Compliments ARCHIEiS MARKET 524 North Main Street QUALITY! PRICE! STYLE! BEAUTY! STRENGTH THE INNATE POSSESSIONS OF A HSPARTAN OF BUFFALO CLASS RING. Spartan Jewelers, Inc. 887 MAIN STREET, Bl1ffaI0, New York FRESHMAN REVIEW by Bette Dow My, aren't the freshmen aggres- sive? One of the flrst things they did was to put Bob Ross up for Student Senate president and al- though he didn't finish in the money, he was very near the top. When the freshman tea came around there was a grand tumout and a good time was had by all. At the freshman party there was a large crowd, but we all had fun with one surprise following the other in rapid succession. Most of us were astonished to hear Mr. Dunn play .the piano and all popular pieces, too. The freshmen were represented at the student talent program by Lu- cille Worester, who danced, and Wlnifred Joslyn who played the pi- ano for her sister. Alice Edwards took part in a panel jury discussion on Juvenile Delinquency and others enjoyed the privilege of going to some of the discussions. Sincerely wishing 1940 Graduates Prosperity 8z Success . . . ED. W. W I N T E R Royal 0ak's Leading Druggist MARY JANE FLOWER DRUGS if KODAKS if CANDIES -if CIGARS SHOP FILMS Q24 hr. Servicej DEVELOPED 211 W. Fourth St. 314 South Main St. Royal Oak, Mich. R O 0720 Congratulations and Best Wishes HAGELSTEIN'S BAKERY Compliments - 806 South Washington Avenue Rolls, Battery 85 Electric P O T T E R Service MOVING 85 STORAGE COMPANY Agent of Allied Van Lines 511 SOUTH MAIN ST' Royal Oak 3310 925 S. Main St., Royal Oak Phone R. 0. 2720 Clarence F. Schnaidt CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1940 FUNERAL DIRECTOR 430 N. Washington Ave. Royal Oak, Michigan G AMBULANCE SERVICE Station D, Box 97 Toledo, Ohio Phone 5400 HANES BARBER SHOP CLASS RINGS NAME CARDS Domhy Dempsey 3221 ROCHESTER RD. 3 doors south of 13 Mile Road COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS Tel. R. 0. 4211 Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! 1,wW5'b5Q5 f HISTOAN X' LIGGETT DRUG STORE PURLIX STORE 'Wmwimx oiiiwfwfefwff 0 1, ' . The Rexall Store 306 W F nh sh t Q .,Qof-g.QO..N0sgQ- H..-.M I F Paris Manager I ou ee '14, Box QR lu ig qw M. J. Hardt, Asst. Manager SPORTS APPAREL M051 l QCQ iz VVA7 Y kkxiffll Q X 14 X ESQ A D I ,. X. . A X, Qfff 11.1-. 'T' J TD , ' ' . .JJ5 CHOOL DO Comp11ments Of EDWARD FURNITURE CO HERB S FLOWER SHOP Cut Flowers - Corsages Royal Oak s Largest and Flne HOME FURNISHING STORE Funeral Dwgns Weddlng Bouquets 504 N MAIN STREET Phone 0340 OTTO MELISEE .'3m?l?.9.'3J 60005 SWEATERS OVERNIGHT CASES WALLETS 3 ZPL - . s O , . . HJ FD FU Q .LT-LT.L?-LT-L JFJFJ. .L .L7'6'F'.L J-.L .LTL LTL? 'F-L .LJ- TL7' 757474 LT 1:.r.l.'...-.'...v':..'r.'.-.i.-r.t'.-r...- ..-.'. .1-.I .mr -nw... 1- .-:aura-:.l.f 1-.mu.'r'.l.-r.l. -r.i.1-.l.-r...-vu.-rl.-r.l. .1 .In-. :ri .lu 4. uri. .L-r.a.-rl. .L .rr -M 'vnu' 1-.1-.L I. - .In-1. Compliments of ROMEYN PHARMACY 100 S. MAIN ST., at First Royal Oak, Mich. Phone R. 0. 1123 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! IF YOU WANT IT, WE HAVE IT Ask and You Shall Receive Carpenter's Pharmacy 929 N. MAIN sr. Compliments of a Friend Compliments of- LaPOIN TE SERVICE North Main at Farnum MOBILGAS - MOBILOIL Phone Royal Oak 6006 GORDON CLEANERS A Complete Line of Men's and Student's Wear Finer Suits, Topcoats 8: Overcoats Represented by 110 So. Main St. Roger Best Royal Oak GOLF Date Winner Loser Score Apr. 30-Mt. Clemens R.O.. .7-5 May 3-Hazel Park R.O.. .8-4 May 7-Royal Oak Fordson 11-1 May 10-Royal Oak Madison. .7-2 14-R.0. Mt. 18-Placed third 21-Royal Oak The golf team, coached by Jerry Clemens. .'7-5 in Regionals Fordson. .'7-5 May May May Jones was, the high light in the- sport spotlight at Royal Oak high school. After getting off to a bad start against Mt. Clemens and Ha- zel Park, the nlmrods finally got started against Fordson and wound up their regular season with four victories and one defeat, to rank second in the nnal Border Cities League standings. Royal Oak beat every team at least once, with the exception of Hazel Park which they played only once. Fordson was beaten by Royal Oak both times the two teams met. Only Mullenoy, Trethewey, and Ralph Barlow will be lost by grad- uation to next year's team and with such consistent players as Brannock, Knox, and Dallavo eligible, our ad- vice ls to keep an eye on the golf team of 1941, which is really bound to go places under the able super- vision of Jones. The Newest in PHOTOGRAPHY -while it is new 1' Compliments of a Friend Compliments of - WISEMAN ICE 85 COAL 612 NOR-TH MAIN STREET Compliments of- MEL'S GARAGE 528 Noam MAIN STREET Stop in at the Washington Stop 50 HAMBURGERS 5c Across from Brown's Dairy BADMINTON-Cont. The senior girls who joined this class were Delorls Ball, Dorothy Ohl- macher, Eileen PUIT, Anne Benson, Betty McRae, Patricia Hursh, Betty Lou Hohn, and Dorothy Long. Later, the G. A. A. sponsored a badminton hour with Eileen Puff in charge. The tournaments were played every Friday night after school. Compliments of PROVEN PORTRAIT WORK Chal-1ie'S Shge Repair KODAK FINISHING 102 South Main PICTURE FRAMING Street E. W. S M A R T Mary Jane Beauty Shop 224 Washington Drive Royal Oak COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE Machlneless Permanents P110110 2164 Phone 4002 123 s. washington Compliments of - ' LAWSON LUMBER 6' COAL CO. THE HOME OF GOOD LUMBER 605 S. Main Street Phone R. O. 6000 Terry's Shell Service TIRES, BATTERIES 703 N. Main Ccor. Willisj Compliments of- JEWELL BARBER SHOP 806 No. Main MARTIN AND SONS qBig Beaver Bus Co.J MOTOR COACHES OF THE BEST FOR CHARTER No Trip Too Long or Too Short Travel the Better Way by Motor Coach PHONE 2188 205 N. TROY Royal Oak, Mich. Julian Sinclair Service Phone 4360 Forest and No. Main GEORGE HUFFMAN Barber 407 North Main Jewelry Gifts Buy on Easy Terms Pay only 31.00 per Week ROYAL JEWELERS 516 SOUTH WASHINGTON ROYAL OAK Between Fifth and Sixth Streets SUGAR 'N' SPICE iContinuedJ Measure a cupful of keen phy- sique plus one de-ep vibrating voice plus a way with the gals, equals Del Schmitz. Small dash of a musical chuckle plus a pair of beautiful hands plus an attractive head of auburn hair equals Hazel Moritz. A pinch of charm plus an ounce of public speaking plus a pound of am- bition equals Marjorie Wardell. A pair of shapely limbs plus a classic Roman nose plus a teaspoon of elusiveness equals Grant Maud- lin. A seven-league stride plus a quart of absent-mindedness plus an in- vigorating debator equals Jerry Lat- lmer. Editor of the Acorn plus a ring from Madison High plus an artistic temperament equals Dorris Reed. A. six foot frame plus a love for argument plus the candy wagon equals Jim Campbell. ' Take about flve feet of good hu- mor plus a talent for Writing poet- ry plus a pinch of a Winsome smile equals Marie Alexander. President of the French Club plus a dash of sparkling conversation plus a teaspoon of that certain way with the girls equals Don Burrows. A debonair manner plus a pinch of dark waving hair plus the part of John Carteret. in the senior play equals John Dallavo. Compliments of - W. O. LAKIE, INC. DODGE, PLYMOUTH-SALES AND SERVICE 1033-37 S. Main Street Phone R. O. 0241 HOCKING - GILLIES HOME TRADE SHOE STORE 320 SOUTH MAIN gat Fourthy ROYAL oAK 9811 Compliments of - FRED .LROBINSON LUMBER CO. COMPLETE BUILDER SUPPLIES 500 South Main St. ROYAL OAK Phone R. O. 0024 1 7' 'P T YLTL1' 1' ' . A' T .L'l'-L'F'1LT '-L1'.L'l' 'HL .n. L'l' '+ J-T LJ-LY' .L'l'J' T TJ. 7.5.71 TL7' 'FJ- J.'Pd.' 7' 'F TLT TL I-'T T REEN BUSES run on such frequent schedules that there are no tedious Waits. Fares are low and the warm, comfortable coaches are driven by careful, experienced men. Remember, when you ride the green buses you have no driving or parking expense. Eastern Michigan Motorbuses ROYAL OAK STATION Fourth and Washington Phone 0698 W. AKEHURST FLORIST Phone R. O. 1640 315 S. Washington Royal Oak TENNIS Date Winner Loser Score Apr. 16-Wyandotte Royal Oak 9-0 Apr. 19-Mt. Clemens Royal Oak 9-0 Apr. 20-Rochester Royal Oak 5-2 Apr. 23-Grosse Pte. Royal Oak 6-3 Apr. 26-Fordson RoyalOak 7-2 Apr. 30-Monroe Royal Oak 9-0 May 4-Monroe Royal Oak 6-2 May 7-Grosse Pte. Royal Oak 5-4 May 10-Wyandotte Royal Oak 7-2 SCHOOL OF DANCING 224 N. Washington Tap, Toe, Ballett, Ballroom PHONE R. 0. 4574 May 14-Dearborn Royal Oak 9-0 May 21-Royal Oak Cranbrook 3-2 May 23-Mt. Clemens Royal Oak 8-1 Although Royal Oak Won only one match over the entire spring season and only one player, James McCoy, reached the quarter finals of the state tournament before being beat- en, 6-0, 6-1, by Dave Silberg of Mt. Clemens, Coach Webb Aldrich has a legitimate excuse to fall back on. Only one regular, Capt. Bill Thomas, was left from last year's team and most of the few boys who reported for practice were inexperienced - and had to be taught the rudlments of the game. Inconslstency also prevailed here as on the swimming team, not all the boys being in winning form at the same time. Jim McCoy and Nor- man Pringnitz were the only really consistent winners for the Acorns while the doublers just couldn't start clicking. However, next sea- son's results may spell a different story because only Jim McCoy, Jim Hurley, Del Schmitz, and Herbert Ludwig will be lost by graduation, and Mr. Aldrich will have a more experienced team to work with. l A SENIORS' PET CONCEITS Chuck Storeng's cowboy outfit. Betty Perkins' dancing feet. Fred L1oyd's shapely ankles. Audrey O'Br1en's unique coiifure. Suzie King's snazzy Scotch hat concocted by that lass. George Crosbie's hockey playing. Mert Parent's basket ball ability. Virginia Schmitt's ability to slap that ole bass fiddle. John Whyte's jumping jitterbugf' Lucille Anderson's bright purple skirt. MAYBE .A IOMF'0AY . - - - A' g1s.:.:L.Lff - 'J .Q 1' fi! , T ' i 'X if- f WW SM 4 - so y 1+ 41. louq rumen x X I .. , X .3 X ' if 4 I , I --U ', 1. I. 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