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

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Carole Hawthorne Kelly MS Mary Ann Logo ne Lll s H my 5 Ludvvg 5 rw H cl E,J.3ma5 Margie Kellogg f 'fr , l Ljvonne Cook Luhn Gervais Stuart 'Page fimvleg Braille, Virginia Slrebq Nassat lm Ciaf 1 Arnold Blais Ted 'Plane Howard 'Del-:non Dona ld fe llhtr Arthur Dolmage Some are wise, but me? Ronald Haley Silence is golden. ' Carol Hawthorne There's mischief in he eyes. .11 , , ' s ' g , ,N Sheila Kelly Q No makeup does she need. Yvonne Cook Blond and. silent, a woman. Ray Ross A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of menf, William Nancarrow He doesn't seem to e.1'- pect a lot, but he gets by with what he's got. Lynn Gervais rare I like work, I can sit and look at it for hours. Allan Floyd Laurie The greatest truths are the simplest: so are the greatest men. Mary Ann Laga Like sunshine on a placid seaf' Belly Jane Ellis Quietly she goes about her own way. Shirley Richards As a student of art. sure is smart. E. James Pickens He's got what it takes to get alongf' Henry Ludwig A tTue qenius at work. He should go far. Stuart Page she A rolling stone gathers no moss. Charles Bradley I'll go my way, and you may join mefl Margie Kellogg True to her word. her work. and her friends. Virginia Slreby Her life is like a Ford. a bumping success. l Lois Clark I Meek and mild. N fy l -df, i -1,t,',Jfx Arnold Blais Cursed be the man who 1ll0'l'CS my bonesf Ted Plane Clyde Nassut Modestu is the color of virtue. Howard Delavan URONIGO. what big shoul- ders thou has. ' Donald Feliner He knows what he wants. that fellou-. ' Chase me girls, l'm full of fun. ' :ff

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Donald Harirnclr Jack Rusher His manner is quiet but Omar the Mystic a re don t Judge him by it served fella, with a gootl sense of humor Jacqullune Ferguson Her eyes are as blue as her hair is red. ' A I Vernon Cannell Rosemary J. Van Assell lVhat is there to say? As merry as the day is longf: Kenf Uhley Shirley Fawcefl' Hold the fort lm No one else could coming parallel. Gordon Fowlle Richard Bloom He has a frank manner Bloom in love to all anglef' Marilyn Weeks I am not twins: I have na M. Baker Quiet in class-but when in a crowd. my. ' Violei' Lockhart Thinks twice, bu there s fun in his heart nothing. Jack Church Roberi Baldwin Cute and innocent A wolf in sheep s clothingf, A blush is beauti . but often inconisenie . lfioy,-X Robert Wnllans Janei' Whiie His talent is his calling Vim, vigor and vitality Elmer Nelson Marion Kaschefsky Ah su eet mystery of life She ventures unafraid Earl Fell Merle Ford Fools rush in where We have brains to make angels fear to tread life simple. When the roll is called on yonder I'll be latef,

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X, I Richard Greenfield Jack Ai Wagner Greater men than I have Hair, smile, and laugh - lived, but I doubt itf, what more is needed? Virginia Mounfield f'Talks little. thinks much. Paul Thomas Mildred Elwood Books, women, and , Silence is sweeter laughter-a ll X than speech. ' rounded comyeiationfy J K , ff en d rd if Beverly Bufiorff il f f W t Eiujsniilefl' While we stop to think, I we often miss our j opportunity. Jaclr Reavis One in a million: and he gets around. geographi- cally toof' Jack MacColman Take life easy, Jack, you live but once. Elsie Codling Opportunity, please come n way. f !?1bAard6f-eenfrifd Wiyfrffh Mounheld Jack A Wayfler 4 I Paul Thames Mildred Elwood Glen Edwards Bevef-Q Buffvfff - ,, I, 1 .EZ Y , ji if et ,. f ' f i Jack Macfofman Efsfe Cadffkzg -Jacky Fefrvis James McCavey Janice Ar strong It's all in the knowing A re eye opener. ' howf' -X f 1- fi Rober+ Phelps Margaqet fwlfilmer, V JJ f' This fellow gets a lot of S e smiles aiiditlieff ' fun and a wealth of good world cruinblesfi nature out of life. James Mcfayey Jambe Armsfrwg' Robert 1058405 Mafyafff Russell Barlow George Papageorge 'They say miracles are 4'Football 'n girls have past. but here I am. always been his aim, Dora May Prior She that was dark and' never proud: had. plenty tongue, yet was never loud' . Russel! Barfvw .Dora May Prmr George Pdp'774 '7c ' Geraldine Dixon Richard Romeyn Cheerj'ulness is the oil Things don't turn up in that greases the axle this world until someone Q , of life. turns them up. Jean Ansiock Henry Vander Kaay if ,Q Cute as a bug: busy as a He goes his unrujfled, jj I M , In bee. wa y. ' '-i- Gefaldweiflwn Rfkhard Romeyn Jedfr Karnak Henry Vander kady v x - L Belly Kerr Barbara Wheailey We all know her for her - A good sport is - - quiet mannerf' welcomed by all. ' Robert S+auffer A swell all around fellow. J I 1 ,, . --:, : Q.:f1,8!! fjl kcrr Q