River Rouge High School - Vigilant Yearbook (River Rouge, MI)

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lst Row: Arthur Keedy, Walter Nyc-z, Jack Sturgis, Oswald Fov Howard I'i7'1r George llolmerts, Nclson Spiegel, Mr. Paul Randall, John Halogh, Roliert Lynn, llalpli Newland, Arthur Mincho, lfllmo Brewer, Douglas Sutterfield. 2nd llow: John Simon, Oliver Kfen, Kenneth Rupp, Milton Lozon, Samuel Laughlin, Darwin llehlcop, Donald Underwood, John Hylko, Alex: McLaren, llubert Sigrler, Lee Waters, Louis Kovacs, Frank Viger, George Vafakos. 3rd llow: Theodore Wasztyl, William Drinkwatcr, Richard Singhiel, Joe Hart, Max Tobin, F- lL 'hl' I - ' ' ' ' ' ,ar aug in, lawrence Ixretchmei, Harry Tomlinson, John Watkinson, Donald V- . . - Larkin, leddy btramechy, Mitchell Thomas, Chester Wolske. 4th Row: Gordon Louria, Jack Naduam, Earl Treadwajy, Fred Mondon, William Carroll, Alastair Craig, Oliver Griflin, William Phillips, Steve. Montroy, Benjamin Standen, Edwin Yuerhs, Clarence Phillips, Adolph Schwartz. 5th Row: Irving' Ayotte, Andrew Szoes, Henry Fox, Leonard Koslofski William Anderso Emond, n, Earl Lockwood, Carlos Danville, Lewis Casper, Charles lNleii1eth, llyron Dick Settles, Mitchell Woszynski. CLASS OF 1938 Far above the rest in importance lIOXVC1Cil the Sophomore-Senior dance held on May 8, 1936. As a result or conscientious planning and more plan- ning, the aifair was a huge success. lt would be a shame not to mention at least, some of the lads who are rising' fast toward the stellar lights in the field of sports. 'l'hey're letter men like Steve Montroy, Fred Mondon, and Gordon Louria that fret glorr I5 , Q 7 well trained bodies and minds and, of course, the girls! OFFICERS President ........ Steve Montroy Vice-President . . Gordon Louria Secretary . . . Irene Lriurain Treasurer . . Anna Korycinski Fifty-one

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4-. ai ul. .ns I- . lst Row: Harriet Emery, Irene Laurain, Lillian Zambeek, Rose Vardy, Margaret Nemeth, Muriel Newman, lie-ne Mclntyre, Helen Ft-reason, lrma Feichtinger, Pearl Lynn, Amy Aehcson, Eileen llrepjler, Helen Cots, Leczna Fobar, Dorothy Gegfot, Doris tilark, Audrey Darin, Jane Good, Mary Cullen. 2nd Row: Alvy llrown, Florence Maga, Dorothy Mascotte, Elaine Jamieson, Emily Krause, Lorraine Shoncheck, Gazella Kovach, Ester Kish, Shirley Stumpmeyer, Miss Myrtle I. Haynes, Ruby Turner, Eleanor Kellar, Jane Hall, Gertrude Charron, Elise Mae Wells, Lillian Michaelis, Eunice Dalmes. 3rd Row: Wanda Kozik,Louise Schotthoefer, Margaret Lindsay, Dorothy Shinavier, lluhy Moore, Jennie Turko, Olga Wojewidka, Anna Korycinski, LaVerne Burkes, Grace llivard, Beatrice Nettlow, lvlarian Marrow, lilargxuerita Lozon, Genevieve Clark, Jean Kreibel, Irene Vargo, lla Cunningham, Josephine Howard, Margurite Kaiser, Virginia Drodowski. 4th Row: Lillian Mensin, Marion Dyson, Alida Wolfe, Alice Worden, Marie Motoe, Julia Propchak, Helen Paul, Wilma Liphart, Sophie Bond, Edna Wild, Anna Willis, Rosalie Smith, Elsie Toth, Georgina Meyer, Viola Barnum, Margaret Shelton, Cecilia Edwards, Eleanor Roundtree, Anna Mae Woods, Alice Raychok, Marietta Clawson. 5th Row: Alice Stanton, Effie Wackman, Phyllis Miller, Veronica Mlocek, Fancy llroadhurst, Pauline Roberts, Dorthy Hellar, Bernadette Goniea, Margaret iozon, Valeria liakocy, Helen Young, Marion Rivers, Edith Williams, Thelma Williams. CLASS OF 1938 Under the sponsorship of Mr. Randall and Miss Haynes, the Sopho- more elass has succeeded during' the year in adapting themselves to the more grownup ways of their upper classmen. The greenies typical oi' a freshman is no longer applicable to them. Tre class has proved itself responsible in many ways. Probably the most outstanding affair of the first part of the season was the dance given in January. This was the first time in the history of the school that the Sophomore Class was given the privilege of holding a paid party. They scored again when five members took the third prize in the Stunt Nightn program sponsored by the Dramatic Club. This money was turned in toward the entertainment fund. Then again another venture proved successful when the boys took charge of an assembly program held on April 30. lty

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1st Row: Betty Frew, Violet Jeanette, Marion Gass, Desta Clark, Pearl Acheson, Irene Brown, Lucille Williams, Bernice Rogalski, Jessie Smellie, Madeline Ituch, Silveretta Rakestraw, Mildred Wasztyl, Isabel Kovacs, Bernadette Lura, Dorothy Snyder, Juila Yilit, Helen Zuke, Helen Rose, Verna MacQueen. 2nd Row: Lorraine Morrow, Maunice Hobbs, Mildred Dorgai, Dorothy Maynard, Mary Harrington, Mabel Daly, Loretta MacPherson, Elizabeth Petras, Linda Neiman, Margaret Ritok, Julia Dankow, Vera Mollett, Frances Chest, Iflthtl Balaze, Irene Ducharme, June Scattler, Dorothy McMillan, Mary Keszey, Katie Kraupko, Anna Manos, Lillian Angel. 3rd Row: Dora Forte, Norma Hughes, Laween Baldwin, Dorothy Boykin, Inez Washington, Mary Ruben, Molly Sabbath, Gladys Boykin, Mary Nelson, Maxine Baldwin, Precious Williams, Willie Alma Stacks, Frances Pattenaude, Irene Ilarty, Stella Stefanick, Leona Burbank, Dorothy Allen, Elizabeth Markovich, Dorothy We-staway, Helen Filek, Pauline Socha. 4th Row: Elizabeth Murphy, Ethel Zamolyi, Eileen Lockman, Dorothy Greig, Sophie Lorence, Josephine McConnel, Carrie Goll, Mary Ann Beck, Dorothy Cablotski, Thelma Munro, Elizabeth Fogarasi, Miss Helen Bishop, Miss Elizabeth Hansen, Miss Margaret Daly, Mary Boyer, Dorothy Baum, Helen Kovacs, Anna Hertzberg, Anna Fernandez, Wanda Janoski, Catherine Mendis, Hazel Hugill, Arlene Ilogalski. 5th Row: Ruth Landeck, Ruth Sikes, Hazel Murdock, Ruth Booker, Edith Brown, Doris Goll, Anna Talos, Anna Liberacki, Hazel Gonia, Evelyn Riggs, antoinette Sordyl, Jean Campbell, Ethelmae Brouch, Melvina Szarek, Elizabeth Temple, Elvina Wilkewitz, Faye Redmond, Molvena LaPere, Annastasia Jakubecz, Jean Cunningham, Alice Tubbs, Ruth Weston, Amelia Hotycki. 6th Row: Mary Grace Lozon, Adeline Darin, Mabel Anderson, Blanche Clarron, Thressa LaFleur, Dorothy Gvosdic, Lena Depodesta, Helen Mazurowski, Viola Ferenczi, Helen Pilz, Helen Lee, Dorothy Nadzam, Dorothy Osborn, Lillian Brown, Lillian Blankenbaker, Regina DaRaneo, Geraldine Arbaugh, Lucille Coleman, Margaret Hensel, Doris Mollenkopf, Isabel Stevenson, Darlene Mollenkopf. Not in picture: Mary Huse, June Patton, Anna Pfluger, Georgianna Chaput, Betty Gabbitas, Julia DeBiasi, Dorothy McMillan, Dorothy Kuroly, Doris Rohloii, Jennie Cicero. CLASS OF I939 OFFICERS President ........ Eileen Lockman Vice-President . . Lucille Coleman Secretary . . . . . Helen Kovacs - Treasurer ........ Arthur Greig Although they were just as fresh and green as their name implies, the Freshmen did not allow themselves to be defeated by the haughty scorn of the Seniors, the conceited loftiness of the Juniors, and the practical jok- ing of the Sophomores. They knew that all three of the classes had once been Freshmen, themselves! They went right ahead getting organized and acquainted with real life-and now look at them! They're as line a promising group of future Seniors as any of the other classes can show. Fifty-two