Berkley High School - Bear Tracks Yearbook (Berkley, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

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ULQ POW ' CLJP .5 J t M For Le., L L JL i P J t of F- . 'VI we Y 9 Le Le anal J J ' J L L, For tLe., Le ' CL in .ULJ ' LJ Jr- ' ' LJLQJ L.. L .5 .- Le J ' pL,t,JLJ qv- J ' 1 ' Lum. ill, jLe bio.-.4 Legimf Dedlcatlon You'11 always be a part of our story, the one we've written here and those to be wrltten 1n future years. Through the elghteen years you have coached at Berkley, you haven't just taught sports, but you've bu11t character .You've been a great example of good sportsmansmp, frxendlmess and school spirnt. We, therefore, take great prlde 1n dedlcatmg this annual to you, Robert Pop Lewis. 'I'he January and June Class of 1953 w 1 'fin' , , V ' ' Wa, vw. G 2 b 'e 7 1 . 2 1 if nf I I 'f fn x V, 'Q 1' Q I Leftto right: Gaylord D. Knudson, Secretary, Frank W. Schwarz, Trea- surer. Paul Herpolsheimer, Jr. , Trustee. Alfred C. Meier, President. EdwardG. Carlson, Trustee. Thomas A. Wilkinson, Trustee. Arnold R. Meier, Trustee. Uur Board of Education Aswe began the new school year, we were happy to know that these representatives of our parents were on hand to furnish leadership for our school community. It was accepted by us that these leaders would be able to solve the many problems of this school year, such as hiring of personnel, purchasing of equipment, and paying of bills. As the school years progressed, we realized that their more important job was planning for our educational future. Theirs was the responsibility of getting more equipment and especially more space, so that in the future every Berk1eyHigh student could getacornplete education. For accepting this responsibility, we thank the members of the Board of Education. The Senior Classes of '53 l fs .1 'fd' MR MILBURNP ANDERSON MR ROCK FLEMING Supt of Schools Prmcipal dmlnlstratlon We the students of Berkley Hlgh School, are grateful to our admmxstrators be cause of thexr efforts 1n this school year to make our school a more eff1c1ent ed ucatxonal organxzatlon for us They have proved themselves able leaders whom we can respect and trust Especlally do we express our gratltude at th1s t1me to Mr Rock Flemmg, our prmclpal who lS leavlng us ln Tune Hls patxence with us and hns confldence 1n us have helped us wxth many problems Our contact w1th him durmg these our school years wxll do much to make us face lxfe more courageously QW ffl? f it MR ROBERT HURLEY MR RALPH TYNDALL MRS MARY .TOSEY Administrative AS3lSt3-nt Director of Instructxon Director of Effective Livmg MR GEORGE ALLEY MR EDWARD HARKINS MISS DOROTHEA ELBING Boys Counselor Attendance Girls Counselor A - i Jig'-at ,if gif, 3 L I I Q , .. , ' . . . . I 4 f A L F I Q . .Y Ny l fig .V QM' sf iffy' I ,W y 3. -54 gi s Jig' X 1 S 5 D , 1, X 0 1 . 1 e ur 'Af 'AX' MR JAMES BEADLE MR EUGENE BOOMGARDEN Geometry Algebra Coach English, Study Hall MR ARTHUR E BOUSU Algebra, Solld Geom Corres , Trlg MRS MARY CAMPBELL Englxsh Journahsm, Staff WMAQKK MRS VERNA GUSTAVUS MR. LLOYD HOUDEN Vocal Muslc Physxcal Education, Coach 4521- MRS HELEN FULLERTON Enghsh Study Hall MISS HELEN HOLMES Llbrarxan 'QQ ,M x -- ' A Q ,N M . , .TKNNWV I 'NS N EX , .M A -..Nu - . ,ou ra.: f' Q? -. H N , 1' .A V .xx ' 1 , V l ! . , ' J? .V 'MH WL X my ' . . 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Q f'J-fffff . . , . -1.1 Office an X-W BE TTY LOU REVE LEY E LOUISE OTT LULA CHARLES -0 N X X! GAYL WOITYRA YVONNE SELLERS ANGE LINE SIVER KATHLEEN LEGARE P' BARBARA SCHMAUS '--:Cf . h if f 5 Q r , 4- X W M. L 3 'A L 'ff K 4 llvq l ' .fa M , 1 ' 'gl l , Q ' Rf' A M , , Hz 5 5, ' , v,., .. r I h - W S A If-1 Offen cafkff Ay lnany namea-reaffg fke founclafion o fze :Senior igzl MQ X- in 1. ,K 4 4119 tkx f f 1, f. N ff in H - ati' , in N 'f l ,Af ,,.. 'f + -, I X-NN Top Row: Gary Hepp, Larry Roy, Herbert Duncan, Roger McLaren, Gary Gean, Kennith Hayes, Ralph Sherman. 13rd Rowl: Bob Berg, Janet Boas, Carol Owens, Betty Story, Dreana Velvick, Colin Campbell, John Skifstrom. 12nd Rowj: Marcia Wilson, Carol Dunn, Suzanne Bartlett, Carol Boundy, Ilene Harold, Louise Collins, .Terry Gallo. f1stRowJ: Don Lye, Janet Knox, Beverly Rials, Mr. Roe, Barbara Field, Donna McGleish, Fred Marcella. Top Row: Larry Rogers, Phillip Toman, Bob Travis, Tom Loprete, Gary McDowell, Jerry Richardson. 13rd Rowlx Sally Kerr, Sandy Quayle, Joan Marsden, Julia Hitchman, Olga Roudoy, Ted Haber, Alcide Tatro. 12nd Rowlz Gary Price, Judy Young, Janice Hannah, Charlene Will- iams, Karen Collins, Eileen Bossenberger, Bob Cook, C1stRowJ: George Ford, Fred Pfeifle, Paul Calder, Mr. Fred Holdsworth, Alice Cowles, Janet Simpson, Joan Turbeville. .. 1 9 4 .4 IN Back Row: Roger Smith, John Platt, Bill Chritchly, Larry Grimes, Leslie Warneke, Roger Shontz. 13rd Rowlz Marlyn Walters, Sally Kruckeburg, Wilodene Nash, Fred Chappell, Ernestine Payne, Judy Stutz, Joanne Jensen. 12nd Rowl: Larry Wright, Sharon Collins, Duane Shipell, Connie Bergeon, Roberta Hayward, Richard Cain, Ralph Everett. Clst Rowjz May Ann Campbell, Joellen Ball, Laurene Wright, Mr. Hill, Sheila Shiler, Marjorie Shippy, Janet Harrington. 'H 3 'll U7 Back Row: Jim Lucas, Marilyn Cope, Dave Vernia, Ronald Hudson, Bob Roy. 13rd Rowjz Janice Broquet, Kay Carpenter, Joe Pfeister, Sharon McClellan, Sandra Elnicky, A. J. Meyers. C2nd Rowjz Walter Johnson, Ted Blondal, Dorothy Mills, Nancy Ketterman, Paul Beaty, Terry Gilroy. flst Rowlz Joan Paquette, Nancy Warren, Loretta Long, Connie Taylor, Janice Redding, Pat. Pinnell. Back Row: Clyde Finley, Jerry Costello, Dick McConnell, Gregory Kantz, Mano Hardies, Carl Vette. 13rd Rowj: Art Heffner, David McFarland, Janet Cook, Jack Koskela, Sharon McDough, Judie Forsster, Diane Hestings, 12nd Rowj: Tom Tucker, Joan Beaupied, Marlene Jahnke, Carolyn Flanigan, Nancy Tyler, Kay Fogarty, John Glasson, flst Rowjz Peggy Scott, Margaret McBride, Rose Casselton, Diane Viecelli, Judy Herbert, Diane Ebbert, Carol Moore. L Q 3 FN FN - A K. N. 'is Back Row: Sandy Chumack, Sheila Ford,Joy Hall, Jerry Bentley, Larry Parker, Brian Westrate, Willis Cashman. 13rd Rowl: Pat Walker, Don Doolittle, Joan Chisholm, Mary Southworth, Joleen Brooks, Bette McCrone,Mike Hurley. C2nd Rowjz Bill Gillespie, Bill Mooney, Bob Kennedy, Don Desch, Doug Macintosh, John Pierce, Bill Demick. flst Rowjz Carol Littlefield, Sue Bratt, Carol Johnson, Peggy Chabot, Karen Manley, Mary Lou Petty, Diane Isanhart. Back Row: Bill Brooks, Bob MacCaffrey, Jeffrey Westerdale, Tom Meehan, Richard Thomas, Bob Burney, James Gird. 13rd Rowl: Bill Strachan, Sally Grissinger, Patty Holt, Bill Yoder, Marge Miskin, Craig Dollahan, Bob Pierle, John Cobb. 12nd Rowl: Jim Somers, Richard Oswald, Juanita Stewart, Donna Hausfield, Anne Alban, Judy Kemp, Gretchen Hibberlin, Terry Keith. tlst Rowl: Jacqueline Mann, RuthJanes, Diane Dobbertin, Janet Bone, Nardah Sherwood, Rita Livingston, Beverly Brown, Ethel Brookman. A fi cf , A - UA Ill UA i Back Row: John St. Nicholas, Kenneth West, Allan Carter, Clarence Hoffman, Ron Edwards, Bruce Hammond, 13rd Rowjz Richard Oswald, Jim Spencer, Tom Gabbard, Frank Holden, Jerry Hillaker, Jim Rice, Art Miller. 12nd Rowjz Larry Wood, Lois Martin, Kay Campbell, Sheila Knapp, Donna Ellison, Nancy Burgy, Arlene Bednars, Jim Harrington. 11st Rowjx Shirley Gross, Shirley Wolack, Jackie Sunseri, Sue Baker, Marcia Holmgren, Ann Begrie, Marilyn Cherrin. Back Row: Jack Fleming, Walter Selden, Colin Houston, Gerald Perry, Jim Nixon, Carl Prufer 13rd Rowhz Johanna Klein, JoanDavis, Dennis Page, Larry Drabik, Jerry Yontz, Sandy Johnson Barbara Heath. 12nd Rowjz Arlen Asher, Joann Wecksser, Marilyn Schmaus, Noreen Ross, Bevi erly Parker, Sandy Cameron, Bob DeC1ark. C1stRowJ: Barbara Edwards, Frances Beer, Sherry Good, Bernadette Andzieulewicz, Vera Lature, Cathy Croutch, Delores Perecca eky 1 2 C' -gr ' as ' X 'S, 6 J . 0- L Q, XL L. .1 A Q W Back Row: JohnWa1lace, Sean Whalen, Gary Diller, Tim Kenny, Ronald Black, Marvin Bennett. 13rd Rowl: Robert Watson, Catherine Foster, Sharon Uhlig, Judy Peterson, Barbara McGarry, Mike Sklar, Barbara Covill, Cecelia Reum. 12nd Rowlz Oliver Porter, Norman Gibson, Robert Ascroft, Joe Patton, Dick Ellison, Wilma Jenkins, Carol Yaughan, Janet Drumm. l1stRowJ: Jim Carrol, Craina Einsteder, Sylvia Young, Judy Rogers, Jean Kinnunen, Sharon Ostendorf. George Warwick, Ronald Muth. 'll tl. ,,, I .. ,yi !l. ni 3 ,UIQ , fl 1 5 in In if ophomore ... ow we re 30,115 4 oA my e m5 yejfer af .How fame cloea if xx IAF 'N X' as its X ff' x . ,df .,........i-N fl ,f 17 KAW -- 45. f da' f 'iii-ll VOC'-'lil'-mpgs. -l-, '3:za-qi -A-maui, L 77 ' I W 5' H . . . J, . . . e 1 e rl L - ' . 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K2nd Rowj: Beth Shields, Darlene Dryden, Carol Grams, Bill Young, Don Berg, Nancy Ewing, Art Philps. flst Rowl: Mona Jett, Warren Lepp, Jerry LaGore, Ruth McCatty, Jackie Martin Janet Dillon, Linda Lou Delbridge. Back Row: Alice Manning, Barbara Skelton, John Stutzman, George Anderson, James Banish, Doris Grace, John Sheedy. 12nd Rowl: Jeanette McCrum, Solveig Sveen, Janice Morfitt, Kay Robinson, Li1aWel1s, Carol Henderlight. flst Rowlz Bobbie Tidwell, Susan Gocha, Peggy Carney, Nancy Adams, Elizabeth Geddes, Lillian Ross. 1 : Q o lt 36 ,- IIN 3 Ill-X Tl in-I i Back Row: DickSentell,Denny Cooper,Jeno Rizzolo, Glen McPhee, Bob Rowland, Jerry Dedoes, John Carlton, Bob Blackwell. 13rd Rowjz Janet Constans, Joanne McWilliams, Carl Endress, Don Creech, Doris Fisk, Larry Lasky, Larry Adderly, Beverly Engeisch, Beverly Blasky. 12nd Rowl: CarolynJames, Roberta Hamilton, Mary Herpolsheimer, Sue Taylor,Merlene Kellogg, Connie McCabe, Pat Littlefield, Pat Kata,Jane Davis. tlst Rowjz Bernice Browne, Judy Degel- beck, Marlene Davert, Ellen Brown, Ricky Gasco, Bernard Browne, Ross Johnson, Ora Barnard, Gail Stewart. Back Row: Gerald Reeves, Paul Drury, Warren Hamlin, Ronald Richmond, John Chatfield, Ronald Welker, Barbara Ross. 13rd Rowjz John Biggott, Betty McMacken, John Reardon, Max Roe. Robert Toparcean,Bert Curran, Louis Lemak,John Schenk. 12nd Rowjz Eleanor McMullen, Margaret Dooling, Marjorie Hall, Carol Chabot, Pat McBlaine, Eileen Hill, Laura Pond, Joanne Hagan. Qlst Rowj: Pat Mills, Roxanne Wilburn, Jean Rounds, Gwen Johnson, Betty Lavelle, Phyllis Wackendorf, Connie McKinney, Sheila Kelly. .72 -4 u '- . Y- 5 L.- 1 ... X . IIN 3 HH Ill Back Row: Fred Jedwell, Donald Korb, Bob Patterson, Joe Gladhill, Dick Blackwell, Terry Lewis Lane Vanderslice, David Larivee. 13rd Rowjz Marit Johnson, Emilie Jennex, Mary Sakulich Bill Oliver, Bob Leach, Albert Ocon, Keith Phillips, Dennis Slater, Joseph Martin. t2nd Rowj Fred Force, Roger Mosier, Sue Nordland, Sharon Cooper, Shirley Burgy, Mary Jane Masters Joyce Naas, Lawrence Millar, Gordon Yowell. tlst Rowjz Marilyn Smith, Marcy Fodell Carol Carpenter, Elna Snyder,Katherine Brandies,Marilyn Kohler, Diane Clark, Jean Lammy Pat Kirby. Back Row: Helene Trzcinski, Dick Hollinger, Saraphine Pauck, Ronald Piche, Clarence Williams v v a v - v Donald Dever. f3rd Rowjz Patty Truske, Lois Beyer, Robert Pasquinelli, Norman Blair, Bradford Brooks, Gary Carson, Bennie Crapo. t2nd Rowlz Sylvia Baden, Karen Ruoff, Carol West, Sharon Pierce, Beverly Baker, Shirley Navari, Florence McMahon. fist Rowjc Dianne Meloche Viola Fender, Alberta Kapscinski, Lynn Briggs, Adele Schenk, Mary Schofield, Margare Gasperini. 5 -3 f-in 'Q' s 'i K I . , A 5, 7, Q-, W5 -. ' , Xf vi , I 'JL -ng l 4 Nm L .. K E IUA 3 Back Row: John Phelps, Walter Schram, Ken Tallman, Eugene Drabik, Don Biggott, Bob Vaden, 13rd Rowlz Dick Lane, .Terry Rowland, Carol Moore, Lee Jiles, Dick Love, Judy Watt, Joanne Wisnasky, Leon Graham, Charles Young. 12nd Rowjz Leon Scott, Kathie Brennan, Anna Cantelmo, Jane Lawrence, Dorothy Hopkins, Doris Baxter, Mary Howard, Don Marquis, Clst Rowjz Bar- bara Miller, Delores Lati, Agnes Beaupoid, Barbara Pearson, Betty Spaust, June King, Carol Thompson, Doris Aydlott. ff,-T 3 4 -FN' 23 K o Sophomore Snaps we K Mix, 'Sl fit? if I 'xlg 'wb 3' fm gk - JUHIUPS . w f f vurnm f X K - - 'P Aff Q -5 'lx Q r' f X . yx' ' - ' 5 lla A V if QB 1 , 6 ,P ',, ,-,..-,.l-fc.--...L-P - N 2 3 fi is ' ,f 5',.xxX 4 L ' N Q . , ' 0 0 I fi' r 'I e ee we,re reaffy 'I' H in Ae Anow . . . V 'X A t -V ! Jud one more year It Q fo go! Q9 5 X N 3 N X 1 X I 'Ni Qi 'TEXT - llll 5 Illl IU7 Back Row: Dick Martins, Ernest Weiner, Paul Blackford, Bob McCandlish, Dick Radatz, George Franzen, Bruce Dollahan, Gary Taylor. 13rd Rowjz Suzanne Henrion,Wanida Lingen- felter, Shirley Hansen, Violet Stoltenberg, John Eisenhart, Bill Donohoe, Walter Reuther, Tom Hitchman. 12nd Rowjx James Shontz, Elwin Bromley, Gerald Leston, Ronald Brock, Clyde Lutes, Gary Mix, Steve Stanislaw. t1stR0wJ: Carol Taylor, Shirley Dyer, Donna Verville, Fay Keith, Eleanor Taylor, Jeanne Wood, Judith Anderson. Back Row: Lewis Wood, Gene Kent, Robert Olesen, Robert Willson, Duane Bennett, Brent, Diedrick, John Neville. t3rd Rowjz Sue Wilkens, Carol Gammage, Carol Robinson, Annetta Clark, Rayme Martin, Bill Drummond, Ruth Semanchik, Shirley Sehi. 42nd Rowlz Yvonne Sawyer, Lorraine Osborn, Mary Jane Yablonski, Sue Delbridge, Judy Halper, Carolyn Wyte, Jack Roberts. tlst Rowbz Judy Marsden, Phyllis Harding, Molly Ball, Mary Drake, Marilyn Toben, Donna Martin, Barbara Hofsomner. l 44 4- Back Row: Ed Sullivan, Gary Gorsen, Clayton Hunley, John Fry, Ray Gibson, Larry Hanner. K3rd Rowlz Bill Oldford, Jim Aiken, Frank Schwarz, BillEndress, Maris Ruoff, Nick Masters, Jim McKay, Glen Harbaugh, Ty Burgess. 12nd Rowjz Diane Miller, Max Stanger, Sue McNash, Marvel Rowland, Bill McWhirter, Joyce Fusee, Dick Watson, Judy Dedoes, Shirley Judge. Clst Rowl: Mary Lou Young, Mike Taylor, Connie Karn, Jeanette Green, Pat Murray, Carole Meyers, Virginia Marquis, Carolyn Pinkerton, Ruth Salter. Back Row: Larry Noble, James Lamb, John Spring. 13rd Rowl: Karen Redding, Roberta Russell, Stan LaBelle, Mable Reum, Marilyn Greer, Darlene Simpson. 12nd Rowl: Jeanne Tomaw, Jacqueline Knowlton, Pat Jessmon, Margaret Morfitt, Albert Young, Shirley Hollings- worth. Klst Rowjz Donna Sakkinen, Betty Tarling, Doreen Uhlig, Joyce Dillen, Carolyn Schell, Charlotte Collins. L Back Row: Sue Darling, Francis Schneider, John Farrel, James Barrett, Dave Culling, Paul Cummins, Eric Prufer., Ralph Reading, Don Harmon, Clinton Simpson. f2nd Rowjz Carol Campbell, Patty Vaughn, Barbara Blasky, John Cross, Mike Beer, Bob Mager, Berry Horwath, David Burney, Marilyn Thompson, Luella Leach, Roger Schultz. 13rd Rowj: Roberta Lionts, Wendy Benton, Pat Hart, Jeanette Sherman, Barbara Kalin, Pat Green, Connie Krainer, Marge Hagland, Gretchen Otsby, Betty Jo McBride, Joyce Johnson. C1stRowJ: Pat Kinter, Adrian White, Joan Reynolds, Sandra Bader, Jean Bowen, Mildred Cox, Keyna Bliesath, Carol Cassels, Barbara McClure, Virginia Gillespie. Back Row: Bob Huhn, Hank Henson, Jay Ross, Leonard Galloway, Bill Walters, David liloha, Herb Scott. 13rd Rowjz Pat Kelsey,Joann Zatrick, Loretta Semanchik, Dick Wolstenholme, Jim Johnson, Joan Souter, Mike Berry, Jim Daniels. 12nd Rowjz Judy Buckingham, Pat Walters, Nancy Neubrecht, Denise Reeves, Pat Brennan, Sharon Teeling, Nancy Crawford, Sue Taipale. Clst Rowl: Marcina Winkel, Pat Wilbur, Mary Whitley, Charles Paquette, Sue Gilkey, Mafy Shibley, Meriel Marshall, Pat Haley. - Ps - - A Back Row: Dorothy Tricker, Sue Poehlman, James Wilkinson, George McGarry, David Glenn, Robert Randolph, David Knox, Jack Nixon, Barbara Fisk, Catherine Grace. f3rd Rowlz Robert Wisener, Harry Berman, Francis Wilczynski, David Gibson, Harold Stutzman, Joseph Gilmore, Don Bodenback, Jay Titus, Lois Sheedy, Earline Cole. f2nd Rowj: Sally Cook, Judy Franklin, Lavern Yothers, Thomas Kantz, Melvin Conshafter, Norman Farmer, Dana Dixon, Robert Hannah, Wayne Van Fossen, Jack Bower. flst Rowjz Gladys Demute, Carol .Hannert, Sylvia Barnard, Elaine Smyth, Sue Johnson, Valerie Todd, Pat Fredericks, Marlene Donaldson, Joanne Fleming, Dana Wright. W y. Af I K, 29 vb 6 in ,Af ,lla i n CUVIUQS . . . eCfl0ll:5 p ag! .9Illtlafl0Il5 foo .xgf gerLLg A94 ered a waya aomef :ng new 'N i 7 WW F jgjjjglfyllilllllfllHVIKRQWX --I 1 ? ffl mmm E5 fs X as E i uuwix Milk In M J Q xv '? A -2. 1 f -gtg- i I , if I Q . ' 1 . i . . . .74 ' f 4- .1 .rj 'ij WWE 'E 11 5 k f 'Q ' 'iii' YV LA. ZX. I iff . 'Y ikxllzui- 'fix i ,f 'Quai ,U ,xaX'f ?x' Ll. e, xxx 55 1 ' -' ' , .4 A I i .5 X XX if 4 - 33 f - - El -- xg, , 4 fi--2 5 1 .-A- ' ' 97 W f 'Q . Y mi -.Tf? - T -'E ' 'L 'i . -' 1 ' z 1 , ' Z Y ':' 7' L' 'J ef X : ' 1 I H .A um 1 4 ll ,T ,, ', ' ' .1 1, U X I N ff , - 4 1 f, Y r ug. ff? 019 0 ei Evening In Paris ' 4 xy n Lf fi A x 33 My Frlend Irma ,Z Inltlatlons X f X mm 4 I 'X 1 Y' A' Af -I 1 I 1 ' ' ' g 4 4 ,J aw -'Q S. Q wi E 2 J . fe fp, I mul ,,, ,M Ut., fm Wea! of urs enjogecl memlerafmip in uariou5 Clubs and Organizations QV? CJ Q Q3 XQQVYS QQ QQ! QQLXL Q 24 fx N, Q, Jo Q R Q ' W f Q , 'xl , 1 Kxkixvfx ' f -ff P .px l O QV ,Q Q 6 Q 1: I rzlifh A ll N69 ' X x ' X FA f Xb Q1 Back Row: Mr. Bousu, Ruth Salter, Michael Sklar, Arlene Bednarz, Ron Hudson, Doris Grace, Phil Neracher, Harry Gregory, Doris Fisk, Marit Johnson, Diane Meloche, MaryHoward Jeanne Bowen. Seated: Jeanette Green, BernadetteAnziulewicz,George Oliver, Bill Donohoe, Judy Dedoes, Don Schoenhals, Kathy Fodell, Jackie Oldham, Jim Austin, Barbara Edwards tudent Council All of us, at various times, enjoyed the services and activities sponsored by our Student Council. Itwas a great opportunity for us to have a voice in governing our school. The Council, which is composed of representatives from all homerooms and or- ganizations, enables the students to co-operate with the principal and faculty in solving problems concerning the students. Among the activities undertaken by the Student Council this year were operating the refreshment stand at football and basketball games, running the magazine cam- paign, and arranging for paid assemblies and pre-game ticket sales. The Council participates in Inter-Lakes Council activities and awards a citizen- ship cup to a deserving Senior. The Student Council now includes only grades 9-12, as the Junior High formed its own Council this year. President - Don Schoenhals Vice-Pres. - Hank Henson Secretary - Kathy Fodell Treasurer - Judy Dedoes peech Some of us who were in- terested 1n public speaking organized the new Speech Club an organization de- ' f signed to teach students , how to give speeches and x how to debate. Under the guiding hand , of Miss Percival, we have been able to speak with facts and listen with in- terest the characteristics of a good speaker. Although this is anewly formed club,fwe have al- ready learned to debate and orate according to planned speech and actions. C5 '54 uh U. Our high school years were years which were filled with international crises. In order to better understand the many world problems, some of us be- longed to the United Nations Study Group. As the name implies, the club studies the U.N. and its member countries, for the purpose of promoting world wide peace and unity. !o Back Row Ql.to r.J Jim Sentell, Dale Heiser, Harry Gregory, George Oliver, Don Schoenhals, Jack Van Riper, Bob Conley. Seated- Kathie Norman, Theresa Sakulich, Nancy Gold, Miss Percival, Kathy Fodell, Trudie Alquire, Janet Burwell, Mary Jane Yablonski. ILO This year, the group had the oppor- tunity of learning about Germany first- hand, from our German exchange student, Ingrid Krumback. A highlight of the club's activities is the annualtrip to Hi1lsdale's model U.N. assembly. Five members from our school are chosen to attend. President- Kathy Fodell Vice-Pres. - Bob Conley Secretary- Kathie Norman Treasurer- Janet Burwell BackRow tl.to r.J Maureen Knapp, Mary Sakulich, Margie Hall, Marion House, Theresa Sakulich, Tom Meehan, Don Schoenhals, Harry Gre- gory, Nancy Turner, Sandy Wareham, Marlene Schmidt. Front Row- JanetWalli, Bob Conley, Kathie Norman, Kathy Fodell, Janet Burwell, Trudie Alguire, Mrs. Zander All -gli ,pf 9' s. X J Orgamzed for the purpose of furthermg gmrls' athletrc aCflVlt16S, the G A A offered numerous opportunrtres for our sports mmded g1r1s The annual G A A dance grven m October was a great success th1s year Another 3Ct1Vlty was a p1cn1c held at Palmer Park m the fall Thxs was so greatly en1oyed that from now on lt w11l be an annual event if Al1g1rls mterested 1n basketball who d1dn t qu1te make the regular team had an opportumty to show their sk11l by playmg ln the gym once a week Several sprmg act1v1t1es were planned such as swrmmrng, roller skatmg, and horse back rrdmg to encourage more outdoor act1v1t1es among the g1r1s as a group 40 I ss. -.. 'L 5 A, E f - ' . ,t Q 4 , . , : - 5 I ' -- ' 1 ' , ,., 4 9 ' ' 1 H ' ' A N - ' 4. at 1 . ,. f f , 4 w- w. 1 I ' ' 1 'I J' A Q Q . ,, 4: , Q I 1.0, Q .6 L is , -r Q 41 1 LL .. ' 9 s 1 - nr , w, ! r V , fy Y . , 1 ' x rj , , . X,- f .' 4111- V Ap X N P . X f V, x41 X I 1. . . . . . - 0 1 . . . ' ' 9 . . Back Row .T1m Aust1n Gerald Curwm Paul Bando Ken Buchanan Daryl Fxfxeld D1ck Radatz Bob Kramer Bruce Dollahan Denms Bell1le George Stubblefleld Brxan Bentley Pop Lewls 43rd Rowl Bob Jarv1s John Loney D1ck Wolstenholme .Tack Van R1per Arden Butterworth Murray Hatcher Marvln Pr1bble Don Schoenhals Hank Henson Pete Smlth Ph11Neracher 12nd Rowl Stan LaBelle Mlke Berry Tom Hltchman Chuck Hagland Joe Gerard D1ck Austmn Chuck Pr1bble Dave Glbson FrankSchwarz Don B1ggott BobGasco Q1stR0wJ Norman Farmer Ben Crapo John Phelps Rayme Martm Chuck Phelps Harry Berman Jack Bowers Mel Conshafter Fred Force Rlcky Gasco arslty Club Most of our brawny athletes belonged to the Vars1ty Club an orgamzatnon for the The club s purpose IS to promote good sportsmanshlp and to mterest other students xn trylng out for varslty teams Th1S year the Varslty Club gave pep meetlngs a dance an athlet1c carn1val and the1r annual banquet after football season The boys also helped the Student Counclloperate the concess1on at C0mmun1ty F1eld and sold p1ns pennants and pens to bu1ld up school Splflt The h1gh lxght of the year of course was the annual Club 1n1t1at1on w1th 1tS trad1t1onal paddle cracks Thls day w11l always be remembered fondly by us and not so fondly by those who were the objects of the Club s attentlons Presldent Chuck Phelps V1ce Pres Harry Berman Sec y Treas J1m Keaser hx I: . . , U. , U , ' , . .. , . . , 7 - 7 ' 7 7 . YKA ,, ' : .Y ' 7 7 Y I 4 l Y . 7 q 7 7 1 . ' - 'Z I 7 7 I 7 7 7 7 7 7 I Y 7 ' : 7 7 7. 7 I 7 7 . l 1 It V! ' 7 ' ' boys who have won varsity letters. . y . . , , . . . . . . , H. -. y U ly . .. . , . . - , y x G , 8' I V I I . t f 1 N f Sl, l 'lg ! 41 7 'M FLUTES Carol Dunn Robert Magor Kathie Norman Ernestine Payne CLARINETS Angelo Bencivenga Jerry Betteley Kay Campbell David Culling Ilene Harold Pat Hardt Tom Hitchman Evalyn Inwood Sandra Johnson Mary Ann Kruckeberg Jerry LaGore Barbara Pearson Mable Reum Noreen Ross William Schwarz Jay Titus Carole West Charlene Williams The Berkley Band lisa Bend Personnel BASS CLARINET Clarence Williams Bassoon John Farrell Alto Saxophone Carol Grams Ruth Janes Bruce Hammond David Kloha Maureen Knapp Sally Kruckeberg MAJ ORE TTES Yvonne Sawyer Mary Jane Yablonski Carol Thompson Barbara Pearson Ruth Janes We always got a tingling thrill when we watched our band form a big B , playing, March on to Victory, Hail Maroon and Blue! We applaud the band for performing so willingly and ably at the pep meetings, games, class plays, and, of course at TENOR SAXOPHONE William Drummond Wayne Van Fossan BARITONE SAXOPHONE Gary Souter FRENCH HORN Arthur Hefiner Jeno Rizzolo CORNET Barbara Covill Janice Hannah Mike Hurley Robert Jeffers Jack Koskela Gretchen Ostby Gerald Perry Ernest Weiner Larry Werschky Larry Wood TROMBONE Jim Barratt Mano Hardies Shelia Knapp Pat Walter BARITONE Gwen Johnson Richard Gasco Roger Schultz BASSES Tom Bagley John Chatfield Maurice McGleish STRING BASS Virginia Gillespie Nancy Hawkins Percussion Norman Farmer Larry Grimes Pat Kelsey George Oliver Hats off to our Band! President- Kathie Norman Vice-Pres. - Gretchen Ostby Secretary- Pat Kelsey Treasurer- Maureen Knapp Baccalaureate and Commencement. They also present an interesting concert each Spring. Student Council- Norman Farmer Sergeants-at-arms- Frank Schwarz Bob Magor Back Row Joyce Fusee B111 Drummond Jeffrey Westerdale J1m Barratt John Farrell Joe Gerard JoanSouter V1rg1n1aDaly NancyGold 13rd Rowj Dor1s Aydlott Carole Cassels Margaret Gasperml Jamce Lawrence Ga1l Stewart D1ane Meloche She1la Kelly Kathy Brandles Phy111s Hardmg Mrs Gustavus Dlrector 12nd Rowj Barbara Cov1l1e Rose Agrusa Judy Watt Mar1s Ruoff Dor1s Baxter Sharon Uhhg Mary Jane Yablonsk1 Karen Ruoff flst Rowl Doreen Lhllg Mary Lou Petty V1rg1n1a G1llesp1e Beverly Baker Carolyn Moore Pat Green Jack1e Martm Nancy Spmk Barbara Dyer Chou' Our Chr1stmas and sprmg seasons would never have seemed complete wlthout the vocal mus1c festwals provxded by the cho1r solo1sts and other vocal groups The robed cho1r and var1ous ensembles prov1de mus1c for Baccalaureate serv1ces P T A meetmgs and SSYVICG clubs and smg at other schools IH the area Durmg the Chrxstmas hol1days a sextet entertamed patxents at the Oakland County Tuberculos1s Sanatonum w1th carols ' ! I 7 J 7 7 7 ' ' Y 7 7 7 7 7 , . ' . . , 7 7 7 7 7 ' 1 7 ! ! J H 7 - I 7 7 ' 7 . . . , . 7 Trl C We w1l1 never forget the Tr1 C to whxch most of our g1rls belonged Tr1 C stands for Charm Culture and Char acter Durlng the mformal 1n1t1at1on, however the charm and culture are consprcuously absent whlle the school abounds w1th characters More serxous are other actlvxtles of the Trl C The club DOES have an 1nsp1r1ng formal 1n1t1a t1on, a sen1or banquet each term and awards a S100 scholarshlp each semester to a deservlng sen1or glrl hay rldes and other act1v1t1es, whlch have made th1s club valuable to the school Presldent Pat Frederlck V1ce Pres Marge Hagland Secretary Mlke Taylor Treasurer Gretchen Ostby , I . . . . .. Q In additlon, we have enjoyed the Tri-C dances, . Q . v - . . , , , - '- 0X9 csadigiaxxene 31 ?NaIeh3xn, Nlaiorettes 6 xv! 2.0901 in Y 1 xaetx, iiaionaxdb yuke Wade! 1 6? , 9 dev' 5206606 c-are arsity Cheerleaders Sway qaiwr ' K wwf, sew' ,139 cm B941 ' 969 lzzcynp -M3 J, So fl, Ruth Ja 'Jes J Yvo 'We Saw fel. J QI' bah, Pea Ps 1 Mary J age 1' 31710 as ki Reserve Cheerleaders u. gdexx' 596026. Y 109 Y 155 wie oovegfsxsuewei 5 ha He! 1 5 1 I ' Q 'N -Inv xx'0'tn2xS1w ap Bisxvm' 3 4 I 5 in 4 .36 Future urses Club Future Nurses' Club. Orphanage in Redford. Back Row il.to r.l Beverly Cragg, Shirley Burgy, Judy Rose, Carol Robinson, Joan Davis, Barbara Heath, Front Row- Delores Lati, Barbara Shaw, Ruth Salter, Diane Miller, Arlene Melcohe, Diane Melcohe, Joyce .C. Y. Cluh Although we bubbled most of the time with natural teen- age exuberance, we found time to turn our thoughts inward, too. For this reason, the Voice of Christian Youth Club was organized. The club's purpose is to make a living Christ known to the faculty and student body, and to provide Christian fel- lowship. Its weekly meetings fe atu r e an inspirational speaker, a film, or quizzes. Berkleyls group co- operates with the other V.C.Y. clubs in the area through the Detroit Council, which meets once a month. Each spring a banquet is given in honor of the Seniors. President - Don Morris Vice-Pres. - Karen Will Sec.-Treas. - Emily Jennex Reporter-Representative - Bill McWhirter 46 Sec. - Treas. - Arlene Meloche Back Row fl.to r.l Carolyn James, Barbara Covill, Delores Perecca, Nancy Burgy, Nardah Sherwood,..Tackie Martin, Nancy Warren. 2nd Row Judy Degelbeck, Janis Broquet, Jeanette McCrum, Cathy Foster, Tim Spring, Bill McWhirter, Marcia Kerr, Barbara Skelton, Lois Martin. Seated - Mr. Kampmueller, Shirley Burgy, Doris Morris, Jim Barratt, Bob Broquet. ,...- vt KT 35 WE? Girls who intend to make nursing their career have enjoyed membership in the This comparatively new organization is designed to teach its members about the various phases of nursing This year, a home nursing course was presented to the girls by Miss Kathleen Parr In the social line, the club gave a party for the orphans at the St. Vincent de Pauls Other activities included a trip to Providence Hospital and listening to a talk by a visiting nurse from Venice President - Diane Miller Vice-Pres. - Ruth Salter s . - 421 'run SPEGTATORW imc. 22, No. 5 AY gf if Berkley Hifslgffhwl. senile-r. Micrnqon FnlDAY,,, IANUARY ie, 19537 News MGM' S CLASS NIGVT EXEPCISES BIG SUCCESS ANNUAL ,,, ,.,. .. ,,- , , .. I 'misss anmiiiise' wsiaiinefi- r ln, I .. if 1 Pfesent ed on January 6 sr' 'HUB 'V D .r I' P18004 CUNY- 2 . L Students are, 5 ' N l 8006 Perm' X S t ' or me yggc . H - ,, Q mw .. . 1 ' esday 5?Z.'l'.7? r -Q , ' if .-my uuing ' ' .Ma xnhy 5 auti- fizigfy S l W' Bohm! e 'clan ,lk fill down. 111110 lplnk with ng Mtn -N Get' Xru. Mon' at md me Us nut, am P' 1952 veryone ol Ingrid they were count of a Jeri-nan recalled how mas and .ded many classes in their year and what a bt! success their dance was. Berkley'a facts about lin in Germany. she finished speaking, she was ear first square dance. Melvin Laskie brought back the quested by the group to prayer Christmas carols in German. Oblig- dh-get the and in lngly, Ingrid did so and it was ap- Processional, .al Anthen a , imemories of the Junini- Year. That parent that she had a very pleas- Contrast by imolin, and the . I lstudenfs Tqke Over lyear the classes were combined. ant voice. Kecessional. Th, audience will sing .UCIVG FGIISY S Band f R' -I 1-The kids. aloni with the June Also. as part of the Christmas -f-b'f 'Q 0 9 ' m 'f'S'l ' 50 - '- - - ' -'iv 0 nd' ow' ' preser-ted the junior play, program, Jamey En-wen, Kathie rather Goose . It was also this germs, .iid 'mule Alzulre vgrfi- Back Row tl.to r.l Margaret Gasperini, Marlene Schmidt, if 1havt:lhf-rv so their vines and pat in a skit concerning i ea- , , . . 1 on e senior prom on nm, Kathie Norman, John Farrell, Jim Austin, GegryFCurli5in, wage... Andi of mum' me mm re or Nanc Gold ju fan yn p came in June and they had a Tom Meehan reported on hi! Don Malt0H, Harry G E Yi Y a Y 1 N i ndcmn mp with everyone sm!- 3 l'On Moonlight Bay which Itrapbook clippings on the United Nations. This scrapbook is being formed for iurthu' reference by the club. A3 a Christmas celebration, Christmas ,carols were played as refreshments. including ice creaml and cookies, were served. VALPABAISO Mr. Kenneth W. Dietz, admissions counselor from Valparaiso Univer- ity came to Berkley High on Janu- ary 1. Mr. Dietz came to talk to students interested in going to col- lege. He answered questions about the college, the surrounding cities and courses. mn c The Trl-C hu decided to pure chase the Tri-C pins lor the gradu- ating senior girls instead of giving them l bmquet. Nancy Bogart, chairman ol the pin committee, has written to the Wehrtng Brothers. inquiring about the price and how long it wil bifure we will redetve The l S 1 Gwen Johnson. Front Row- Mrs. Mary Campbe l, ancy Turner, Barbara Fisk, Pat Frederick, Kathy Fodell, ' B bara Dyer, Connie Shirley Meyers Karn, Mary Ca aiu, ui. 5. U. ...-...---s I, To Be Guest Speaker, 'ilmproving Human Relationsjl win be the main topic qt Com-I mencement exercises next Thurs- day evening at 8 dclook in the high school auditorium. The students. factulty andguests will hear Dr, James B. Edmonson. Dean Emeri- tus School -oi Education, Univer- sity or Michigan. The'program will start with the playing of the National Anthem , and Harvest Home . This music will be under the direction of Rob- ert B. Magor, director of the Berk- ley High School Band, The program also includes a senior disctusltn group consisting ot: Shirley Meyers, Carolyn Reuth- er, Jacquelln Oldham and Vera Lou sturgeon! .with Jim Au ' stin as , Jackie Oldham, ar rroll . Dave I-..rI'9y and his orchestra 'M-ill provide the music lor tin- rvc- rung. Dave, as well as being good looking. has Zi terrific personality, and.really sells every song he plays. This yur, an alumni of Berkley will -take Lbs photographs. Betty Jackson, el 'the House of Photo- graphy therefore has a soft spot in her heart for Berkley students. The prices of the pictures will be an 8xl0 for Slflb. or a 5x7 lor 5100. Heading the committees are: Tic- kets, Joanne Fleming: Decorations. Dave Knox: Invitations. Pat Frede- rick: Publicity, Gail Lewis, Tickets can still be purchased from any member of the l1A class, ' city eziginetr, Bch Conley ,, . U d for S250 per couple. SE T in print, and most of Everyone loves lSChocnlials, Richard Austin, Paul lBii:ldo. Rod Hnrtung. and Nancy lB:gart vccrc selected as councilmen. lMai'ion House. Trudie Aleuirc, andl litrdcn Butterworh were elected to lthe board of review. June Line-. lzaugh was justice of the pence, andl ldanet Burwell was constable. The lcouncil then appointed Bob Ciasco! las city manager and Kathy Fodell! las city attorney. K l Fulfilling one of the duties of cityt linanagcr, Bob Gasco proceeded to lappoin: the department heads and ltheir assi-tants. Those are as fol- er was to serve as the melody tor ?lr class song! 'Ass wru. As this group walked out. those at read the will came in. Shirley eyers suggested leaving some- Lngs to the kids at old Bl-LS. This roved to be one ot the must hil- rious parts oi the program. These students lett lust as ading the prophecy came in. JoQ Gerard was in the midst ot them and after being reminded he sang th l M lm D a those e 1' Song of Songs' ENTERTAINMENW And as Joe wanted out. Bob Os- mak said he wondered what would be doing with the class ten years llows: city clerk. Theresa Saltulichl from nnw. After some fairly good ,city treasurer, Kathie Nurnianil 3 city as- Is.sscr. l-larry Gre,,oig, irector ol lbolice safely, Bib Fulnierp fire cap- - ' i d to see his name f'i'fb,Z'2f us have, at one e discuss- 1',,'Dl'iQ,fd'1'5 mm M: time or another, been mentioned in - tl . . s- , My Ping, the Spectator, official newspaper ',j'D:lmQ 'lest' ,i of the high school. Qiimiiiite 1 The paper contains all the news PM for the . , .ciency ol im, in and around B.H.S. , combined pm for S7 ef with features and a page devoted to shout me 'D our sports events. I iw . . Om I Under the supervision of Mrs. nf ,H m, Mary Campbell, the staff of approxi- dems- Ace mately 25 members turned out five fg,,fQ SQ:f issues each semester. Staii mem- Mg. bers are students who have taken H1123 . . -li ' W ,Ml me semester of Journalism. ,,,,,,,,,,C, lm ,lr Each year, staff members attend M-NOSKH W mu :onferences at Wayne and the Uni- dgiuf, MCaro- versity oi Michigan. i mem MCGWHS- The Spectator also has a sys- SxP5', M Malt fson, , I Rell! T0 aeiiciveng., tem of exchanging papers with many 1iim,, 5 .iulixigs I George Bodcn-l schools in Wayne and Oakland coun' ties. This helps create new idea: and improves the papers' standards hose reading the gittatory came in nd Shirley Foreman read th: clam poem. Isabel Rose suggested that they give gifts to the kids in the class, , After that Jim Austin. President, lpreseuted he class key to Don Schoerihals, President oi the June '53 class. Then Nancy Spink led the class ia their song to close ann -' class night. prohpesylng, this group left and t . . V a J 47 Back Row fl to r J Barbara Dyer Jean Base M y ar1on House Janet Wall1 Bob Conley Theresa Sakul1ch Don Schoenhals Jack Van Rlper Martha Lownsbury Shxrley Meyers Jack1e Oldham Nancy Gold Marlene Moseley Janet Burwell Trud1eAlgu1re AnnHuhta Second Row Chr1s Robertson Barbara Palge, Dorothy Cyrus Donna McLeod Sally Shupe Mary Carroll Barbara Shaw Evalyn Inwood Nanc Tu I b 1 y rner sa e Rose Pat Fadellm Arlene Kapuscmskl Kathy Fodell Marllyn Prxce Pat N1cholas Seated Harry Gregory Joan Johnson Sharon Ce Da 1 ce ry F1f1eld Marlene Schm1dt George Ol1ver Kath1e Norman Nancy Bogart Annual taff Here we are the Annual Staff presentmg to you the results of our endeavors th1s 1953 Bear Tracks Wlth asslstance from Mr Boomgarden our respected advlsor we were able to combme our t l a ents and lmagmatlons to construct an entlrely new year book Here IH th1s Annual w1ll be Seen new forms and xdeas brought about by the d111gent work of the semors of 53 The sta.ff hopes you 11ke lt as much as we lxked brmgmg It to you EDITOR Theresa Sakul1ch BUSINESS MANAGER Marlene Schm1dt TREASURER Nancy Turner ART Joan Johnson cha1rman Barbara Shaw Trudle Algulre Delores Brookman SPORTS Daryl F1f1eld cha1rman Isabel Rose Janet Burwell Ann Huhta THERESA SAKULICH Ed1tor ANNUAL STAFF COMMITTEES CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS Kath1e Norman cha1rman ACTIVITIES AND SNAPS Nancy Bogart cha1rman Marxlyn PFICG Marlon House Evelyn Inwood Barbara Palge Sally Shupe Chr1s Robertson Donna McLeod Mary Carroll ADVERTISING Marlene Schm1dt cha1rman Arlene Kapucmskl Jean Basey TEACHERS Harry Gregory cha1rman M MARLENE SCHMIDT Bus Manager JANUARY GRADS George Ol1ver cha1rman Martha Lawnsbury J 1m Aust1n J ack VanR1per Shxrley Meyers SPECIAL FEATURES Kathy Fodell cha1rman J ack1e Oldham JUNE GRADS Sharon Cece cha1rman Dorothy Cyrus Janet Wal11 CLASSES Bob Conley cha1rman Pat Fadellm Pat N1cholas T, 4 N E J BOOMGARDEN Advlsor 2 4 , A 11 , ? 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U xv, 5 NT? f 7' iU5f '.'1f f f 1.f ' Q, 4 ff C Q v t A Q ' .M 5 2 V 3 1 . If ' . Ll g 5 L L -ws..-f Back Row: Tom Hitchman, Mgr., Stan LaBelle, Mgr., Bob Krainer, Dick Radatz, Daryl Fifield, Harry Berman, Mgr., Mr. Lloyd Houden, Coach. Middle Row: Don Schoenhals, Les McClellan, Dennis Bellile, John Fry, Arden Butterworth. Front Row: Louis Lemak, Phil Neracher, Chuck Phelps, Dave Gibson, Ray Gibson, Bob Jarvis. Boys' Basketball With all the boys working together the Bears had a winning season in basketball this year. This could be attributed to the good balance on the team. The Bears were champions of the Inter-Lakes Conference for the second consecutive year. The seniors who have played their last game for the Bears are: Chuck Phelps, Les McClellan, Dennis Bellile, Don Schoenhals, Arden Butterworth, Bob Krainer, Phil Neracher, Bob Jarvis and Daryl Fifield. Varsity Clawson . . . Farmington . Keego Harbor Southfield . . Van Dyke. . . Wateford. . . Walled Lake . Clawson . . . Farmington . Redford Union Keego Harbor Southfield . . Waterford . . Van Dyke. . . Walled Lake . Berkley . 57 . 39 . 57 . 51 . 49 . 50 . 51 . 71 . 63 . 52 . 53 . 51 . 55 . 48 . 57 Reserves Clawson . . . Farmington . . Keego Harbor . Southfield . . Van Dyke. . . Waterford . . . Walled Lake . . Clawson . . . Farmington . . Redford Union . Keego Harbor . Southfield . . . Wateford. . . Van Dyke .... Walled Lake . . Berkley . 47 . 55 . 43 . 61 . 57 . 51 . 49 . 52 . 38 . 42 . 39 . 42 . 53 . 68 . 58 THE TEAM g xgfi 5 2 3, g 5 ! Q I4 Q Glrls VHPSIIY Basketball Standmg Mgr Kay Holt, Elame Smyth Nancy Gr1gg Judy Dedoes, Carol Schell Marlene Donaldson Mrs Hoyer Coach Kneehng Ruth Semanch1k Nancy Bogart Pat Fredenck Mary Herpo1she1mer Gretchen Ostby Glrls Reserve Basketball Standmg Dor1s F1sk Barbara F1sk Lorretta Semanchxk Pat Truskle Carol Campbell Sharon Cooper Carol Thompson Marcy Fodell June Kmg Mlke Taylor Kneehng Kay Holt Manager Mrs Hoyer Coach Games Played Won Hlghland Park ars1ty 31 19 H Southfleld Vars1ty 29 23 Mad1son Reserve Varslty 22 21 Games Played Madlson Varslty Klngswood Reserve Varslty Southfleld Var sxty Won cavllmg' 1 swf' xg' sv l 'o 1 0 1, . I Reserve 13-2 H. P. Reserve 12-11 B. ' l 4 V ' - . P. ' 24-15 M. ' . . p I ' - s. 50-12 K. , ' 42-19 K. 4 7-6 M. ' -3 ' - B. ' 39-19 S. O Wrestling Team Back Row Keith Ph1111ps, Bob Hamlah, Don Arter, George Anderson, D1ck Wolstenholme, Bob Gasco, Mr Venne, Coach 12nd Rowl Don Creech, A I Meyers, Hank Henson, Jerry Curwm, Ray Falkmler, B111 Oldford, Mel Conshafter Clst Rowj Warren Lepp, Don Doo little, Rlcky Gasco, Mlke Barry, Fred Force, Roger Mosler, Don Plche Track Team Back Row Ph11Neracher, Ray Skelton, Coach C11ffVenne, Bob Jarvxs, Ken Tallman flst Rowj Dxck Martm, Larry Soronen, Harry Berman, Dxck Austm, Ty Burgess I - . Q - . f Q . ' . . . . . Baseball Team Back Row: Benny Crapo, Bob Blackwell, Clyton Hunley, Paul Bando, Dick Radatz, Larry Noble, Ray Gibson, John Phelps, Mr. Holdsworth, flst Rowjz Dale Heiser, David Larivee, Norman, Farmer, Jim Johnson, Chuck Phelps, Bill Donohoe, Bob Leach, JohnEisenhart i ff mx.- ff 4 xg v, '- PLN H,1y-1' N . X i f X , 5 M X , Q. 95, if Eff 'V ' ,Qs W. 1, 1 : 9 K x I 3 lg Bowling Back Row Joe Gllmore Wayne Rose, Ray DeHaan Dave Culhng Joe Gladhlll Jim Kltchen Jerry Dedoes Jerry Curwm Q3rd Rowb Gretchen Ostby Janet Constans Mlke Barry Sue Poehlman Jerry Hlllacker Sybll Wroblewskl Bob Wlsener Pat Walker 12nd Rowl Judy Herbert Donna Elllson Kay Carpenter Marx Ann Kruckeberg, Carol West Sharon PIETCE, Roberta Hamllton Audrey Clement ilst Row! Barbara Edwards Sherry Good RICKY Gasco Davld Knox Coach McNamara D1ck Hunt Bern1e Andzlulewlcz D1ane V1ece1l1 llhrary taff Top Row Barbara Schmaus Bob Mager Tom Meehan J1m Somers Mxke Hurley Pat Walker B111 Sargeant Warren Lepp Bottom Row Mafy Shlbley Phylls Hardmg, Judy Halper Mary Schofleld Adele Schenk Sue Taylor Marllvn Toben M1ke Taylor Pat Kata Trudle Algulre Not 1n Plcture Janet Burwell Larrv Adderly Denlse Reeves Kenya Bllesath C ' 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' ' 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' ' 7 7 7 7 7 ' ' 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' I ' 7 7 7 7 7 7 3 ' ' 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' ' 9 . 5 7 ' Vi X EQ. I I PWA? M 'Tiki lp' if 9 0 fy' 8 U, '11 xr K X if 9 ' ' A 1 A 1 1 , n 4- 1 L 1 5,5 dv M Ahigi ,Lim . 'ff s 1 K f V 5 1, 8 2' 4' 'line TE A-J R' W Q X 3 1 4,15 Y. 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'Kx ' ' 'ff' ,f ,an '49, Mrs Putrude We, the members of the January class of 1953, wish to express our appreciation to our senior homeroom teacher and advisor, Mrs Wilma Potrude The whole class, those who have had her as advisor for most of our high school term and those who came in during our senior year, feel thatwe have been fortunate in getting one of the most pleasant teachers in the school Our problems have been her prob lems, and she has advised us well Although she has ad momshed us often, and very deservedly, she has always firmly defended us and shown faith ln us GEORGE OLIVER, SUZANNE SECOR, IACQUELIN OLDI-IAM QQ ...rf T114 Wei ES T1-ack 3 C r 2, uden 1 e N111 Pretili ou mmol' S 2 34 Clixtss Officer farm Dwi-4 Treas Band 1 2 3 4' Student Council Of- ficer 3 4' Executive Council 3 4' Class Of- ficer 1 2,3,4g Junior Play 3' Senior Play 4' Annual Staff 4 1535- V 33. 1-vc' JOHN DONEY, Vice Pres Class Officer 2 3, 4 Footballl 2 Baseball 2 Trackl 3 Varsity Club 3, 4 Sen ior Play 4 Library Staff 2 'Y' Spectator Rep 1 2 4' Spectator Staff 3' Jun- ior Play 3' Senior Play 4' Tri-C 2 3' G 2 3, 4' Cheerleader 1' Basketball 2 3, 4' An- nual Staff 4 SHIRL G iSs Offlce YE S A 1' 2 Iofpla 3 Hua1 Sfag'ff42 4 p Spectator 3 4' Student ncil 1 2 ' G A A 2 3,4' Senior lay 3, 4' Junior Play 4' Basketball 3' Y- Teens 2' Annual Staff4 Y , A I 6- Ianuary Class Officers l .I ix s A j ' A 3 .1 2.1 V ,. :xx A I in K V 7, f K R, x , ' . X 1 i, 1' -1 . ' 7 , Ba 4- , - cl 3' 4- Basketball 2' 3'- C' ' - 2 e 2, 3' Zvafslw will ' ' 5 1 5 -Tuffy' 41 '3'4f ir tgggzfh 2 , 3 S3 42 1 ' i 5 - fator .V ', 453153. 4 Ep. -a ' .i 31 43. . a .1 3, J ili- Sp - 19 ' , 1 , 5 '55 s A ,Y n ' 3 ' 7 ' 9 1 1 J s F , Cou 9 1 3, 41 7 3 , x , 9 7 'A-A- P , , DIANE BALL We cannot have too much of a good thmg Tr1 C 2 3, 4 G A 2 3 Class Offlcer 2 3 Work Experlence 4 Spectator Rep 2 Sen lor Play 4 ANGELO BENCIVENGA Wlthout muslc hfe would be a mistake Spectator Rep 2 Band 3 4 Stu en Councll 4 Work Ex perlence 4 GAYLE BURBEY 'Because , IS a woman s reason Class Offxcer Teens 2 3 SeniorPlay 4 Junlor Play 3 Of flce Practice 4 Work Experlence 4 JAMES CARNWATH The more you study the less you know why study? Work Experx ence 4 Cl-IARLENE CHAPMAN Allttle w1t pleased me more by half I dldnt come to learn, I came to laugh Glee Club 1 2, 3 Y Teens 2 if -qv-7 5 GEORGE BODENBACH I hold w1th the dreams of the future more than the hxstory of the past Football 1 2 Work Experience 3 4 BEVERLY CHILDERS When work mterfers w1th pleasure, drop the 2 Ofhce Practice 3 4 A 2 Tr1 C 2, Work Experlence 3 VIRGINIA DALY Her heart IS no less sunny than her haxr Choxr 1 2, 3 4 lee C ub 1 2 3, 4 -lg ERNA BRIETZKE Tall, gracefulas spring herself Class Offlcer 1 Offlce Practlce 4 Work Experience 4 Gxrls' Basketball 2 A 2 . A Q 6 49 f 4. r V I Q5 'V s 3 A , 5, X I ww .- , S .I 'Ai' .'g - , In S -,H . ' 9 1 I' ? 19 27. y 5 d t I 7 . .3 I - Q ' G.A.. ,3. ' 1, 25 G.A.A. 2, 35 Y- work.f' ClassOIficer1, 5. X 'ff' .3 ', I Q - G,.A. . 3 I '- ,3f . . 7 9 4' . I A , M W If A I I is vv , vv - ' VV . U- 'I 1 u . l 60 '. ., '. ' 1 ,1 , 7 .v 1 N I . g, , 'A , I A A 'NY K f Y l JOHN DILL ' Talkmg comes by na ture, silence by w1s dom Work Experience fir!-as 311 or 1nl ' lv 4' W' 'av SHIRLEY FOREMAN I could do better Lf I wouldbutxts awful lone somebemg good Baton , G A A Trl C 2 , 4 Bas ketball 3 WILLIAM HAMILTON Slr, he hath fed of the damties thatare bred III a book Llbrary 2 Class Offxcer 3 Spec tator 2 RONALD HANNER Knowledge xs power G0 3, 4 Track 2 Bowling 3 4 JOAN HARWOOD The best peach IS al ways on the hlghest lunb ClassOff1cer 1 Y Teens Offxcer 2 Of fxce Practxce 3 4 G A A 2 Semor Play 4 Work Experlence 3, 4. JOE GERARD Its not where you ve been, but where you re headed Baseball 1, 2 3 4 Football 1 Varslty Club 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Choxr 1 2 3, 4 MURRAY HATCI-IER What IS mmd? No matter, what IS matter? Never mmdl Football 3 4 Basketball 3 Stu dent Councll Off1cer 3 4 Student COUIICII Ex ecutlve Comm 3 4 9 EDWARD HUI-ITA Hard knocks won'thurt you unless you re do mg the knockmg Work Experlence 3, 4 Foot ball 1, 2 ClassOff1cer 2. SHIRLEY HYLAND 'Why all this toll for the trmmphof an hour? Y Teens 1 2 Work Ex perlence 1, 2 3, 4 CHARLES HAGLAND None but hxmself can be h1s parallel Class Offlcer 4 Tenms 4 Football 4 Varsity Club 4 41 KG' it 1' P -:ak W fs. an 49 ,I W A 5 3 ,Tw is V V, , ls- t , I X 2-1553, 0 ' M f-'f'-' ' - , nz' ' ' .. n ' rv 1 n - ' - . - ' . H 'V' - H n ' , ' - , ' ' Q 1 29 39 4' 1, 2, 4, . . . 2, , 3 Q 5 Q 35 ' s 3 Q ' S - ' . a 2 J 5 9 2 ' L t n ' rv - ' ' A ' H - , ' u f ' 7 A , S ' s 5 ' , Q ' ' 5 2 I Q-YJ - ' , 7 Y P 2 of , 1 . , Q - f ' I Track 35 Varsity Club 3 4- vv - vw u ' H Q Y , T W- ' If S S - I - ' V - 'H g - - vv ' 1:7 5 - . .3 - ey L X Yi ,JI it ,X 5 . 4' V, V ,Q ' V I' sly 1 o X , II ' - v - I n Q v' - ' Q . .. - . . , Q. Q, 'N' - I a . 9 9 5 L .- . Q ' ' gg, . I 9 x b Q n n , t ' . S if f JANET KEASER There is something very individual about her. Tri-C 2, 3g G.A.A. 2, 33 Senior Play 43 Office Practice 3, 43 Work Experience 4. 33 up 'vu-nv' U 51 'C' m A 2 A it' ' . X' 2 xl KENNETH LAMB Everything comes if a man will only wait. Work Experience 2, 3, 4g Library Staff 2, 3s Class Officer 2. MARTHA LOWNSBURY Basketball 2 3 4 A A 2, 3, 4 Tri C 2 3, 4 Jun1orPlay3 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 DONALD MATTESON Man may not be able to live by bread alone, but some folks seem to get by pretty well on crust DONALD McGINNIS Another reason you can't take It with you it goes before you do Golf 2 3 Work Experl ence 1, 2 3, 4 Ali GJ MELVIN LASKIE Few articles are more expensive than a girl who is free for dinner. Work Experience 3, 4. DON MILLER Tact is the ability to shut your mouth before someone else wants to Class Officer I 2 Baseball 1 3 4 Var sity Club 4 WILLIAM MUELLER Happiness is a form of Courage Football 3 Work Experience 3 4 L 1 1 42... 5 uw H' -El K . x I iii. KEITH LEIGHTON I wishl knew his mindl' Work Experience 3, 4. 'fl -an C-.Z S. 2 4 , , . 5 ,, . . . S G. . . 3 - .3 , Mg' 7 ' 'H .S Q 1 S , . . - -fr' Y ' . ! 9 ! I' st Y' II ' . Z' 1 ' 1 2 - 1 9 - ' , . as 3, ' 'sw ' I , 3 tyy, . , 2 . n fi is A 1 T - 61 K . ' ' F. is ' I' V N i X 1 Q kts.. 4' ' . fl 1 ' ' ' ! I S' I V I K .f P 31 A ' 3 Q. ' 2, pu.-. -,lt Q A 1 , - K K 'lj O -1 . if 'vu-rv SHIRLEY NEILSON Still water runs deep Off1cePract1ce 4 Work Experlence 4 nil' ra- 1 va fv- C' PATSY NICHOLAS She's small, but so lS a Stlck of dynamxte T 1 C 2 3 4 G A A 2 3 4 G A A Offlcer 4 Cheerleaderl Class Officer 1, 2 Basketball 2 3 4 Senior Play, Ammual Staff 4 CAROLYN REUTHER Quletness IS a v1rtue Work Experlence 4 Of f1cePract1ce4 VC Y 4. ISABEL ROSE Act1v1ty IS the road to knowledge Basketball , 4 r1 C 2 A 2 3 4 C Offlcer 1 3 Annual Staff 4 G A A Offlcer 3 Jun1or Play3 Sen lor Play 4 NORMA SHEEDY 'Sugar nsp1ce'nevery- thmg mce Oneofthese days she'1l be covered W1 r1ce G A A 2, Spectator Rep 2, Of flce Practlce 4, Trl C 2, 3, Work Experlence 3, 4. Y 40407 Y ROBERT OSMAK Happmess IS away sta txon between too much and too httle Football 2, 3, 4 Bowlxng 2 3 NANCY SPINK Just hke the songs she ClassOff1cer1 2 Cholr 1 2, 3, 4 Jumor Play 2 3 Senlor Play 4 A 2 3 Trl 3 Amlual Staff 4 Stu dent Councll 1 VERA LOU STURGEON It s n1ce to be natural when you re naturally mce T 1 C , G A A 2, 3 Spectator Staf2 3 4 Cholr 2 Junlor Play 3 4 U N S G 4 Dramatxcs 4 RONALD TANGNEY He IS a boy who soon w1ll rue the day he found hls flrst cue. Work Experlence 3, 4 MARILYN PRICE A little flattery now and then, makes husbands outof sxngle men Trl C 2 3, 4 Annual Staff A A Class Officer 1 2 Work Experience 3 4 '26 if 4m 'Sv is -or-ng , .-O 4. Fw' I-:nfl l l A 4: A, S- A Q 'fr 'ff' f ' , ' VW N 12. Q A vw 4, --f n I o 'I V! VV ' YV ' ' -. 'V . . , . . ,, . 1 , o . . . 'V u n . r - , , , . .. . . . . - , , S - - - 5 , - , 5 9 1 45 G- . -2, 3: 3 , , 33 7 7 S . ! ' I H . . . yy . I never to be equaled. sings, shortandsweetf' V MQ, Q 1 Q ' 9 Q ,A g . . . , 5, o S I g Qs t Y W G.A. . , g -C 2, . A 5 ' S ' P. H ' ' ' H I ' .H I 4, 2,3 5 T '- , 3, 45 ' . r'- 2, 3 45 G.A. . , , 3 lass . . . 5 -' ' , 3 ' fl , , 3 3 X 5- . . . , 3' . . f' lg 5 - . . 5 . ' 1 v - . P' . - - r 'th ' . . . . ' . ' ' ' . 1, I J . . l - ,S ,ps ERD! TAY gun 01 V music 7 e u oi ular W lm ev Une P0 T1-1 C 2 le cgnolf 1 22 3 Bowhng ?5l0t6:amaKlC 3 obs 1-4' JACK VAN RIPER Football girls, lots of laughter Pleasureflrst and business after otball 1 2 3 Baseball 3 4 Basket a 1 2 Trac Wrestling 3 Varsity Club 2 3, 4 Band 1, 2 3, 4 Class Officer 1 3 Annual Staff 4 Junior and Senior Play HARVEY WEST He never speaks a word unkind his type of char acter is hard to find. Work Experience 1 2 In Menlundnl fu' Q ROBERT WILBUR Don't take life too se riously for you cant get out alive anyway Baseball 1 2 3 4' Basketball 1 2' Work Experience 4 To the names of the members of the Janu- ary graduating class of 1953 we would like to add that of Paul Keith Although he is no longer with us Paul has never been forgotten. We his class- mates remember him as a willing student and a true friend In the memories of those who knew him no one will ever take his place KAY AWOZSGEL thelnoo n Sheart is Hs b n' always man uf never WIC n Work EX TP C 2 out 5 L peflence 3 4 In Uur Opinion Most Studlous Murry Hatcher Shirley Meyers Best Personality Bill Mueller Isabel Rose Best Physique Murry Hatcher Best Figure Joan Harwood Best Dancers J olm Loney Norma Sheedy Most Wolflsh Wittiest Talented Most Flckle Moochers Best Liked Most Talkatlve Best Dressers Best Lookmg Most Athletic Sharpest Moodxest Most Sarcastic Most Popular Don Miller Bob Wilbur Joe Gerard Jack Van Riper Don Miller Bill Mueller Jack Van Riper Don Miller Don Miller Jack Van Rlper Don McG1nms John Dill George Bodenbach Murry Hatcher Shirley Foreman Martha Lownsbury Nancy Splnk Pat Nicholas Shirley Foreman Marilyn Price Bev Childers Joan Harwood Jackie Oldham Isabel Rose Joan Harwood Kay Vogel Shirley Hyland Pat Nicholas Ten Years F1 om Now We Find JIM AUSTIN still trying to fight his way through smoke in Montana DIANE BALL trying to teach Chris Robertson how to be innocent ERNA BRIETZKE still being her sweet self GEORGE BODENBACH owning h1s own carton of cigarettes ANGELO BENCIVENGA having a band of h1s own GAYLE BURBEY still sharing her good fortune with every one who needs xt JIM CARNWATH owning his own Hudson CHARLENE CHAPMAN hlred as the front row laughlng girl in the Milton Berle show BEV CHILDERS being head girl for Max Factor s eyebrow school VIRGINIA DALY raising alley cat s after she won all those prizes offered for Sxamese cats SHIRLEY FOREMAN president of the Y M C A JOE GERARD out selling' PerryComo 1n record sales CHUCK HAGLAND delivering the New York Comet by way of Jet propelled scooter BILL HAMILTON owning 5196 ofWrigley s Spearmint and Juicy Fruit gum RONNIE HANNER taking over where Picasso left off JOAN HARWOOD telling Dick, Jr that Mother never skip ped school MURRY HATCHER still looking for the ideal woman ED HUHTA still being one of the nicest shy guys around SHIRLEY HYLAND still undecided as to which face she likes best JANET KEASER finally getting her brothers permission to smoke KEN LAMB still living it up in his quiet sort of way MELVIN LASKIE still trying to divide h1s time among all the girls KEITH LEIGHTON singing commercials on television for Wheaties The Breakfast of Champions JOHN LONEY finally straightening things out with a certain girl MARTHA LOWNSBURY fmdlng someone as Wltty as she IS DON MATTESON still g1v1ng all the girls a break DON MCGINNIS still wasting his time at the Varsity SHIRLEY MEYERS being the first woman President of the United States DON MILLER still looking for a good time BILL MUELLER still havinga pleasant word for everyone SHIRLEY NEILSON getting her first Toni PAT NICHOLAS finally growing up JACKIE OLDHAM still going through life witha blank look. GEORGE OLIVER in deepest Africa beating out Jamba laya BOB OSMAK finally getting a girl as mce as he IS MARILYN PRICE finally raising her own Greens rest of the gang ISABEL ROSE head basketball coach at Old Sub Normal SUE SECOR stillbelieving good things come in small pack ages NORMA SHEEDY trying to get along in lrfe without a certain group of girls NANCY SPINK finally making the top with Spike Jones VERA LOU STURGEON writing her own gossip column RON TANGNEY owning his own pool room BEVERLY TAYLOR being the best 100klI1g hillbilly gal on the Grand Ole Opry JACK VAN RIPER still explaining how to tle flled to Mrs J osey KAY VOGEL still believing that black is the only color HARVEY WEST stxllrodding around Berkley in a Model A Ford BOB WILBUR running for president of the V C Y O w H 1 l in ' n y i l - 1 - 1 . ll li, JOHN DILL- still convinced of his own health theory. CAROLYN REUTHER- sitting out at Rainbow with the 1 - - . U'n 'is e--4' MRS POTRUDE MR ORLIK We the June graduatlng class of 1953 would l1ke to express our grat1tude to our class advlsors Mrs W1lmaPotrude and Mr Harry Or11k Mrs Potrude and Mr Orlxk have guxded our last year 1n hlgh school 1nto one of the most unforgettable years of our l1ves They have taken every effort to help us become men and women who are capable of facmg the problems of tomorrow We appreclate all the understandmg and guldance glven to us by our sen1or class advlsors lune Class Ufflcers DONALD SC HOENHALS Pres1dent Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 1 Student Counc1l Offlcer 3 4 Class Off1cer 2 3 4 U N S G 4 Vars1ty Club 3 4, Boys State 3, Speech Club4 Annual Staff 4 THERESA SAKULICH V1ce Pres1dent We th1nk that We shall never see a poem as lovely as Tree Student Counc1l 1 3 Class Offlcer 2 Trl C 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Basketball 2 UNSG 3 4 SpeechClub4 Cho1r1 J'un1or Play 3 Sen1or Play 4 Annual Staff 4 NANCY BOGART Secretary Lots of work lots of fun, whatever she does IS well done T1C 2 3 4 Off1cer3 GAA2 3 4 Offlcer 4 .Tumor Play 3 Sen1or Play 4 Cho1r1 2 Student Counc1l4 Spectator Staff 2 Class Offlcer 3 4 Basketball 2 . RICHARD AUSTIN Treasurer He looks l1ke an angel, and acts l1ke one, too, But you never can tell what an angel wlll do Class Offlcer 1, 4 Football 1 Track 4 Varslty Club 3 4, Polxtlcal Sclence Club 4, Student Counc1l 4, Boys' State I I p W Q K K 'I 1 vt 2 xxx , ,,. . , v' . , . , . . . O Hail to the chief who in triumph advances. 7 I 7 9 I . 7 7 7 g S ,U 5 , , 3 . . - - S . 7 . . 7 7 ll 77 l ' , s ' , 45 ' 1 1 5 - ' - ! 1 I S . - - - - , S 1 S 5 7 7 , . rd' 7 1 I 3 ' : - 9 s 5 D 9 S . S 1 3 ' S 7 7 S 7 3, 4 . . 5 ' .22 32 1 5 i , .- JOANNE ADDERLEY A daughter of the gods d1v 1nely tall and most d1v1nely fa1r 1 C 3 4 G GERTRUDE ALGUIRE She loves l1fe she l1ves lt from cover to cover A 2 3 T S G 4 Jr Play 3 r Play 4 Annual Staff 4 brary Staff 2 3 4 Cho1r1 2 Speech Club 4 Pol1t1cal Sc1ence Club 4 Student Coun c1l 1 Class Offlcer 1 G1rls State 3 PHYLLIS ANDZIULEWICZ Though you search and search around nowhere can a sweeter g1rl be found Y Teens 4, Bowlmg 4 JEAN BASEY A woman of s1lence 1S a Joy forever Annual Staff 4 BRIAN BENTLEY Never do today what you can put off t1l1 tomorrow Football 3 4 Senlor Play 4 Vars1ty Club 3 4 H1 Y 2 Baseball 3 72 ,J ln ROSEMARIE AGRUSA The frxendshlp that makes e least no1se IS often the most useful Cho1r 1 2 3 4 Y Teens2 Work Experlence 2 3 4 ROBERT AMMONS Not what we aspxre but what we ach1eve counts most PAUL BANDO Here s who w1l1 make us proud h1s name we ll shout both long and loud Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Football 1 2 Vars1ty Club 2 3 4 Student C0unc1l 1 2 Annual Staff 4 DENNIS BELLILE A careful student careful not to overdo lt Track 1 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Class Off1cer 1, Vars1ty Club 3 4 ROGER BLANCHARD Sa1nt A dead s1nner revlsed and edited Football 1 Baseballl Class Offlcer 2 Golf 2 3 ROMANZA BRANDENBURG Sweet of manner, fair of faceg All her ways are full of grace. Tri C 3 4 Work Exper1ence 4 Pol1t1cal SCIENCE Club 4 ALLEN BRIGGS The fly sat upon the axle tree of the char1ot wheel and Sald What a dust do I raxsel Llbrary Staff 2 3 U N S G 3 Jr Play 3 Annual Staff 4 Mov1e Operators Club 4 DELORES BROOKMAN A l1ttle gay1ety 1S needed 1n a solemn world Tr1 C 2 3 4 Annual Staff4 JOHN BURNICK Put your trust ln God my boys and keep your powder dry Football 1 3 Wrestlmg 2 3 4 Vars1ty Club 3 4 ARDEN BUTTERWORTH Butter As a football star he has excelled 1n maroon and blue h1s name 1S spelled Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Trackl 2 C Off1cer 2 Vars1ty Club2 3 4 WILLIAM BRATT The first four years of high school are the hardest. Football 1 2 3 Baseball 1 Wrestlmg 2 3 Track 2 STANLEY BRODA Forever brother hall and farewell' Wrestl1ng 2 Class Off1cer 3 Work Exper1ence 3 4 KENNETH BUCHANAN W1cked blue eyes are danger ous th1ngs they often keep us from sprout1ng w1ngs Fotball 3 4 Class Off1cer2 3 Vars1ty Club 2 3 4 JANET BURWELL Laugh and the world laughs w1th you 1 C 2 3 4 Off1cer A 2 U N S Off1cer 4 Speech Club Annual Staff 4 Llbrary Staff 4 Cho1r 2 Spectator Rep 4 MARY CARROLL Energy and pers1stance con quer all thlngs 1 C 3 Bowlmg 3 4 Spectator Staff 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Work Exper1ence 4 Student Councxl 3 4 Off1ce Pract1ce 3 73 54' SHARON CECE Beautlful brown eyes dusky ha1r a friendly sm11e Beware' ' Trl C 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Work Exper1ence 4 PAUL CLARK The best of healers IS good cheer Llbrary Staff 2 P0l1t1ca1 Sc1ence Club 4 PATRICIA CONLEY Busy 1S she always found to be A 2 3 T Work Exper1ence 3 4 JOSEPH COOK If at f1rst you don t succeed why waste t1me trymg aga1n'7 Varsxty C1ub2 3 4, Wrest11ng Foo all 1 Track 1 2 3 GERALD CURWIN If sllence were golden Id be a m1ll1ona1re Bowl1ng2 3 4 Varslty Club Wrestl1ng 2 3 4 Spectator Staff 4 Football 2 JOAN CLARK Her fr1ends are many her foes are there any? 1C 2 G Class Offlcer 2 3 Annual Staff 4 Work Exper1ence 4 AUDREY CLEMENT L1ke champagne bubblmg and sparklmg 1 C 2 G A Bowlmg 3 4 Cho1r 1 ROBERT CONLEY It 1S better to do well than to say well U N S G Offlcer 4 Speech Club 4 Annual Staff4 Semor Play 4 Cho1r 1 2 Cross Country 1 TSHHIS 3 BEVERLY CRAGG The h1ghest degree of earthly happmess IS sweetness Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Fu ure Nurses2 3 4 DOROTHY CYRUS Dort Our darllng del1ght fully dev1l1sh doll not too much on the braln but plenty on the ball Y Teens 1 2 Off1cePract1ce 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Work Exper1ence 4 Ib- gf' 'Q-snail' 'li' 'VOR RHEA DESNOYERS W1th woman, the heart argues not the mlnd MARLENE EMBLIN Why worry? It s much easler to laugh 1 C 2 3 Work Experxence 3 4 PATSY FADELLIN She IS truly happy who makes others happy Annual Staff 4 Work Ex per1ence 4 ALVIN FENDER Sxlence IS one great art of conversatlon V C Y 3 KENNETH FLANIGAN A w1se man IS not Judgedb the amount of talkmg he does BARBARA DYER Muslc has charms and so has s e C2 3 4 A C o1r 1 2 3 4 WILLIAM FABECK Work Just fascmates me could Slt and watch It for hours. Work Experxence 2 3 4 LOIS FAIR Her eyes are full of sparkles and would emulate her dxamond Trl C 2 3 4 Future Nurses 2 Class Off1cer3 Cho1r2 3 DARYL FIFIELD In the lxfe of a young man the most essentlal thmg for hap pxness IS the glft of frlendshlp Footballl 2 3 4 Basketball Trac Baseball 1 Vars1ty Club 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 KATHERINE FODELL Her vo1ce was ever soft gentle and low an excellent thmg 1n a woman Class Offlcerl 2 3 Student Councll 3 4 Student Offxcer G 4 UN Offlcer 4 Cheerleader 1 4 .Tumor Play 3 Semor Play 4 Speech Club4, Model U N Glrs State T C 2 3 4 . A. 2 Cho1r Spectator Staif 3 4' Spectator Editor 4' Annual Staff 4' Politcal Science Club 4 S- I9 3' 75 Y'5r x I K Q' I 2 6- RAYMOND FOLKMIER HIS only labor IS to k11l t1me TERRY GANNON I have a heart wxth room for every Joy U N S G 4 Sen1or Play 4 SHIRLEY GATES Serene I fold my hands and Walt HARRY GREGORY There IS but one step from the sub11me to the r1d1culous Spectator Representat1ve 3 Spectator Staff 4 U N S G 4 Annual Staff4 Speech Club 4 Junlor Play 4 Sen1or Play 4 Pol1t1cal Sclence Club 4 ROBERT FULMER Woman was God s second m1stake Class Off1cer 2 3 Bowl1ng3 Po11t1cal Scxence Club 4 Lab Ass1stant 4 ROBERT GASCO S1r I would rather be nght than presldent Footballl 2 3 4, Wrestlmg 1234 Track124 ar Slty Club 2 3 4 Stu ent Counc1l1 2 Pol1t1calSc1ence Club 4 NANCY GOLD She makes a fr1end of every one she meets Cho1r 3 4 Jun1or Play 3 Semor Play 4 Speech Club4 Spectator Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 NANCY GRIGG There s everythmg n1ce about ou 1 C 3 G A Glrls Basketball 4 RICHARD HAMLIN DONALD HARMS Sllence IS deep as Etermty Who sa1d hurry? L1ve slowly speech as shallow as T1me It feels better Football 1 2 3 Work Ex per1ence 1 2 3 4 COLLETTE HART Tw1nkle tw1nkle goes her eye who we wonder IS the T 1 C 2 3 C o1r 1 2 Bowlxng 3 G A A 3 Class Off1C6r 1 .TACK HAVERHILL Men of few words are the best men DONALD HOUGHTBY Much w1sdom goes w1th few words ANN HUHTA A l1ght heart makes a happy countenance C 2 3 4 A A Basketball 3 Annual Staff 4 DONALD JACOBSAK Because a boy doesn t talk IS no Slgll that he has noth1ng to sa Baseball 1 Cross Country 2 RODERICK HARTUNG Hot Rod gets a charge out of l1fe as well as h1s battery Football 1 Baseball 1 Wrestlmg 2 3 Bow11ng 3 Pol1t1cal Sc1ence Club 4 DALE HEISER When he speaks he usually has somethmg to say Class Off1cer 3 Student Coun c1l1 2 Speech Club4 Var Slty Club 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Pol1t1cal Sc1ence Club 4 MARION HOUSE Man IS the only anxmal that blushes or needs to Trl C 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 G A A 2 Future Nurses 2 3 Future Nurses Offlcer 3 G P011t1C81 Sc1ence Club 4 EVALYN INWOOD A qulet manner, but there IS fun 1n her heart Class Offlcer 1 2 .Tumor Playl Y Teensl GAA 3 1 C 3 Band Bowllng 3 Cho1r 1 2 Annual Staff 4 ROBERT JARVIS He looks qu1et yet' Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Trac Baseball 1 Vars1ty Club 2 3 4 Class Off1C6r 2 3 2 it Q 'RRR 5'-1 'PR ' 19 77 JOAN JOHNSON What do you mix your paints with? I mix them with my mind, sir 1 C 2 3 G Annual Staff 4 Choir 1 2 ARLENE KAPUSCINSKI She's thoughtful and sweet from her head to her feet Tri C 4 Annual Staff4 Work Experience 4 KATIE KING The things are few she would not do in fr1endsh1p s name MAUREEN KNAPP Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers Band 1 2 3 4 YTeens2 1 C 2 U N S G MARI ANN KRUCKEBERG To know her more is to like her more. nd 1 2 3 4' Choir2 ' Y-Teens 2' Future Nurses 2' Bowling 3, 4. 78 WAYNE JONES I remember well those les sons, as for what I learned that s a different question Work Experience 4 JAMES KEASER Jimmy Sharp, smooth sc 1nt1llat1ng V Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Basebal14 Trackl Golf 2 3 Varsity Club 3 4 ROGER KITZMILLER Quiet 1n appearance with motives unknown Work Experience 3 4 ROBERT KRAINER With a basketball in his hand he 1S king of all the land Basketball 1 2 3 4 Foot ball 1 2 3 4 Varsity Club 3 4 Spectator Rep 1 INGRID KRUMBACH With malice toward none with friendliness toward all. U.N.S.G. 4. RAYMOND LAFOREST If fame comes only after death I am 1n no hurry for It Work Experxence 4 WILLIAM LEMON It 1sn t the s1ze that counts for we know that he w1ll wxn 1n the long run 6 'J DONALD MALTON The world s no better 1f you worry l1fe s no better lf you hurry Tennls 3 4 Student Councll 3 Spectator Staff 3 4 Bowl 1ng 3 RICHARD MARTTILA Great men have made mls takes I have made mlstakes therefore I must be a great man LESLIE MCCLELLAN I can reslst everythxng but temptatxon Basketballl 2 3 4 Football 1 Football Mgr 2 3 Class Off1cer 1 2 Varsxty Club 2 3 4 Track2 StudentCounc1l 2, 3, Baseball 1, Work Exp 3, 4, Spectator Staff 1, Golf 3, 4 ' Q QQ ififf WIELAND LaNICCA I could be better lflwould but It s awfully lonesome belng good JUNE LINEBAUGI-I She never worrles she s al ways gay puttlng off her troubles t11l another day Y Teens 2 G A A 2 Cho1r JOE ANNE MARCHANT She laughs, and every heart xs glad Student Councll 2 3 Cholr 3, 4 Bowhng 3 WILLIAM McCATTY A quxet guy but qu1te a guy Baseball 1 2 4 Bowl1ng2 3 Basketball 1 EUGENE MCGEE There s only one way to say t Sharp' Work Experlence 2 3 4 79 DONNA MCLEOD Behold a heart of gold! Tri-C 2, 3, 4g Office Practice 4. JON MEYER A new guy well liked by everyone DONALD MORRIS By the work one knows the Workman Football 1 T ack 2 3 4 Class Officer 1 2 3 Student Councill VCY 3 4 VCY Officer 3 4, Bowling 3 MARLENE MOSELEY The Ghost She has person ality sharpness, clothes she s a character she s fun she s the absolute tops' Annual Staff 4 Bowling 3 Office Practice 3 4 KATHERINE NORMAN True wit must rest on a solid foundation of intelligence Band 1 2 3 4 BandOff1cer4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 UNS G 3 4 UNSG Officer 4 Spectator Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Student Council 4 Model U N 3 Speech Club 4 Library Staff 2 G A A 2 3 Choir 1 Political Science Club 4 ARLENE MELOCHE She is a genius at making friends. Future Nurses 2, 3, 45 Future Nurses Officer 43 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4g Y-Teens Officer 4, Work Experience 4. JENNINGS MILLSAPS A man s true wealth is the good he does in the world Class Officer 3 Work Ex perience 4 3 4 DORIS MORRIS Quiet dignity the mark of a lady Y Teens 3 Y 3 Future Nurses 2 3 PHIL NERACHER He IS even greater than his reputation Track2 3 4 Basketba1l3 4 Football 3 4 Baseball 1 Council 4 Class Officer 3 JAMES OUTLAND God forbid that I should go to any heaven ln which there are no horses Basketball 1 Track 1 2 Wrestling 2 Wrestling Mgr 3 Work Experience 4 r - 9 ' . V.C. . , I s y 3 ' , . Z ' , ' 9 9 x Tri-02.2.44 Q.A.A. 2,3,-15 Varsity ciub'3, 4, Student , , 1 3 ' g S - ld gi' 915' S N BARBARA PAIGE If eyes were made for see1ng then beauty IS 1tS own excuse for bemg Tr1 C 2 3 4 Annual Staff4 Off1ce Pract1ce 4 Work Ex per1ence 4 Cho1r2 Bowl1ng4 SALLY PARKER Llfe wlthout laughter would be a dreary blank T1C2 3 GAA2 Wok Exper1ence 2 3 4 Off1ce Practlce 3 CHARLES PHELPS Better to be small and shme than large and cast a shadow Football 1 2 3 4 Basket 1 2 Trac Baseball3 4 Vars1tyC1ub3 4 Varslty Offlcer 4 Class Off1cer 1 2 3 CHARLES PRIBBLE Slow but sure' F otball 1 2 3 4 Vars1ty Club 4 MARVIN PRIBBLE Slower but surer' F otball 1 2 3 4 Varsxty Club 4 HELEN REEVES Sh1n1ng laughmg sparkhng eyes soph1st1cated worldly w1se 1 C 2 U N S Y Teens 1 Bandl Class Off1cer1 2 3 StudentCounc1l 1 .Tumor Play 3 NANCY REEVES She laughs not to be funny but to be fun 1 C 2 Cho1r Future Nurses 2 DONALD RHOTEN It ISD t what you do but what you get away w1th' Work Expenence 3 4 CHRISTEL ROBERTSON S h a r p spells Chr1s 1 C 2 4 Work x perxence 4 Off1ce Pract1ce4 Bowhng 3 Annual Staff 4 Class Offlcer 1 3 FRANKLIN ROGERS If th1s has been educat1on blessed be the 1gnorant Work Experlence 2 3 4 R -,G 'Dfw- 'fx JUDITH ROSE Quiet but appreciated. Future Nurses 2,3,4g Future Nurses Club Officer 2,3, Y- Teens 2 3 4' Y-Teens Officer 2 3 4 Work Experience 4 DONALD SADLER Beh1nd that quiet look 1S a quick and w1ll1ng spirit MARLENE SCHMIDT She has the power of her own conv1ct10ns Spectator Staff 2 3 4 Annual Staff4 Tri C2 3 4 GAA 3 Choir 2 3 Llbrar Staff 1 Office Practice 4 Work Experience 4 BARBARA SHAW She smiles her way into people s hearts Bowling 4 Future Nurses 4 Annual Staff 4 RAYMOND SKELTON Happy go lucky fair and free nothing 1S there that bothers m Basketball 1 Football 2 Baseball 1 Track 2 3 4 Bowling 3 CAROLYN ROY She sits high in all her com- rades' hearts. G.A.A. 2g Y-Teens 2g Tri-C 4' Choir 1 2 . CAROL SCHMAUS You could never meet anyone nicer or like anyone more G A123 YTeens12 Offxce Practice 4 BARBARA SCHONHERR One must go a long way to find anyone better Tri C3 4 GAA 3 Annual Staff 4 SALLY SHUPE Her eyes were made for laugh ter, her heart for love and her life for happy times 1 C 2 3 4 Work x perlence 4 Office Practice 3, Cho1r 1 PHILIP J SMITH There are three silent things the falling snow the hour be fore the dawn and the foot steps of a kitten Football 1 Baseball 1 Cross Country 2 PHILIP T SMITH Ad Llb IS my mlddle name I m never stumped for a lme Footballl 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 Golf3 4 Varslty Club 3 4 Class Offlcer 1 EMMANUELLA SPERN Her only f llt IS that she has no fault Y Teens 1 2 3 Y Teens Offlcer 2 3 .Iunlor Play 3 NANCY TURNER Thoughts too deep to be ex pressed and too strong to be suppressed Spectator Staff 3 4 Trl C 3 4 AnnualStaif4 UNSG 4 Work Experlence 4 Offlce Practlce 3 4 JANET WALLI If a smlle wlns all the world IS hers 1 C 3 Annual Staff 4 Polltlcal Sclence 4 U N S G 4 Offlce Practlce 4 SHIRLEY WEIS A charmlng smlle W111 melt the hardest heart Trl C 2 3 4 FutureNurses2 VERONICA SMOLARZ What stronger breast plate than a heart unta1nted Y Teens 3 4 PHILIP SWARTZ A real swell guy who has equal ARLENE VERVILLE Few thlngs are lmposslble to dllllgence and sklll Trl C 3, 4 Work Experlence 4 SANDRA WAREHAM Peppy perky and full of cheer Cheerleadlng 1 4 Trl C 2 3 4 GAA 2 Annua1Staff4 Polltlcal Sclence Club 4 U N SG 4 Offlce Practlce 4 Class Offlcer 2 3 DENNIS WELKER A penguln fl18S backwards be cause he doesn t care to see where he IS golng, but wants to see where he has been Football 1 2 Bowllng 3 Polltlcal Sclence Club4 Work Experlence 3 4 vi W! Q I' 1 DONALD WILLIAMS I go on working for the same reason that a hen goes on laying eggs. SYBIL WROBLEWSKI Silence is golden bu off the gold standard. Choir 3, 4, Bowling 4. HARRY YONTZ He said less and thought more 84 F Q GI' a ia L iii t we' re X 'tv 'Qu No Picture MURRAY WILTON Each man is a volume if you know how to read him X Xx xx 4-'-N, ,f 'r 3-sas., MARGARET WOITYRA To be positive: To be mistaken at the top of one's voice. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Tri-C 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses Club 2, 3, Bowling 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, Office Practice 4. JAMES YODER The world knows little of its greatest men. Football lg Basketball 1, 2, Work Experience 2, 3, 4. KENNETH ZIMMER.MAN He is most powerful who governs himself Baseball 2 3 f LY' X' N' i' . '- ' A-,,,. ., , . X f - AJ S p '1 I . ,- 1 H, 'f AX? Gif, A .ff N ll I W ' , u 1,1 4 I ' . All x ! i ' A , 1 J . I ,SY X I -ba ' , I ' li' I XX' ' Q. ,, 7 f ' 3 . 2 , ,Qld 'f ' ,, , ., . -V.. if ' ' : . ' . .-fa, 'liwiif E53 'A Qrezg- A - 2 '- - X , . 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MA, inte, stop A Flower For Every Occas1on 3071 West Twelve Mile Road Llncoln 4-4500 Shop and Save at SHOPPING CENTER 3052 West Twelve M1le Road MtM1llan Drug Company Coolidge at 11 M1le Rd Hunt1ngton Woods M1ch1gan Llncoln 6 2444 Prescr1pt1ons Perfumes It isn t what you think you are It s what you think you are Cates Electric Co 2645 Twelve M119 Road Llncoln 4 5312 Compliments of S S KRESGE CO Berkley TW LVE MILE R0 D 7624 LEY C R HOCKEY RADIO SHOP SERV CE TELE ON AD OS HO E BERKLEY LUMBER 8. SUPPLY C0 3995 Twelve M1le Road Llncoln 1 1521 I I ' 1 2 a 2 I . l I I 2 E . ERK . H A Television - Appliances - Records - Radios - - A R s Compllments of Compliments of DEDUES INDUSTRIES BERKLEY AUTOMOTIVE 2186 Coohdge Hwy 2070 W M 1 11 1 e Berkley M1Ch1g8D L1ncoln 1 0774 Best W1shes from Berkley Plumbing and Heating Ce WR Oppos1te C1ty Hall p1':f1fHTqG Qi? Water Softeners L1 1 4424 Lee Wachtel 2766 Coohdge Hwy Class of 33 Berkley M1ch L1 2 642 YOURS FREE Beautlful P1ast1c Nylon Brush w1th a subscr1pt1on to THE BERKLEY TIMES Your Home Newspaper 1 year S 2 00 3455 Rob1na Berkley 2 years 3 00 L1ncoln 4 3200 3 years 4 00 The Berkley T1mes IS ma1led free to all 1n the Armed Servlce 3 0 l H IIIOOI-APNINQ LITTIIPRIS 4 Automatic Water Heaters N . KK ,Y ' , . . -1 i . l , Turner Bros. are primarily known for designing and building special indexing, transfer and trunnion type drilling, reaming, tapping and milling machines. They also design and build other types of special purpose machines, such as assem- bling machines testing machines hydraulic presses impregnating and flushing machines Some typical examples are shown here Machine designed and built by Turner Bros for the automatic hopper loading of breather nut insertion of baffle crimping of baffle drilling of nut and automatic eyection Hy draullc Assembly Press for accurately maintaining center distances in assembling inner portions of fluid coupling The ram on this machine is set with an indicator and the stroke is electrically and hydraulically controlled so that assembly tion is increased R N TURINER President ...WX Multiple cylinder head flush-out machine for testing and washing sand and chips from semi-machine cylinder heads. Cylinder head is placed in one side of machine tripping limit switches and when operator presses buttons fixture closes, water pressure is automatically applied to fixture and forced into all openings that are not sealed in cylinder head Venter is flushed through all cavities in cylinder head for wash purposes Pressure of water is equal to a 3 stream forced 90 feet into the air During the sequence of this operation operator is unloading and loading other fixture on machine Note two palm buttons for operator safety Tuque BROS INC FERNDALE 20 MICH! :5i:::::S.:'H' ggggg W x7lCe Pfesldenf . E , , , I CHARLES R TURNER Secretary Treasurer 0 mas Ind nxruns RROTHEV , ' , ' ' . . Q . ' . D I 7 f X of the three members is accurately maintained and produc- 2625 WIUON ROAD U . . . , can V L -- f . he ' 2 rf 'T-w.'?f . ' - Y - S L Wmters Rxte Way Barber Shop Greenheld near 12 M1le Congratulatlons Semors George E Llebler 3948 12 M1le Congratulatlons Semors Walter D Holland and Sons Hardware L 1 27 Marlame Coffee Shop Restaurant Soda Bar 2959 W 12 M1le Rd Congratulatlons Graduates Oak Park Super Servxce Coolxdge at 11 Mxle Best Wlshes, Graduates C gl C Cleaners 2656 Coolldge LI 3 1277 Congratulatlonsl Ken Ray Shoe Store 3125 W Twelve M1le LI 1 455 Gould s Shoe Store 3141 West 12 M1le Rd Berkley, Mlchxgan Good Luck Semors Betty's Coffee Shop 2743 W 12 M1le Rd The Corner Gr1ll offers congratulatxons 3018 W 12 M1le Rd Georges Shoe Rqnaxr Shop 3442 12 M1le Rd Smxth's Men Wear 3335 West 12 Mlle LI 5 4840 Formal wear rented for all soclal affalrs Best W1shes Oak Woods Store 25491 CO011dg6 B C 8: F Tool 1992 W 11 M1le Compllments E 8: K Mobll Servxce Oakshlre at 12 M1le Rd Best of Luck Hyde Athletlc Shoe Co 3860 W 12 M1le Road Berkley, M1ch1gan Anchor Real Estate LI 3 9505 Congratulatxons Gllbert .Tewerly Congratu1at1ons Graduates of 1953 The Berkley Advance Your Home Town Newspaper 2838 Coolxdge Hlghway Llncoln 6 2000 Best Wlshes Graduates Model Cleaner Tallors 3017 W 12 M1le Rd LI 6 4622 J ulle Dubuque Apparel 2837 Coolldge L1 1 710 Congratulatlons Semors Spectator Congratulatlons Semors Huntmgton Cleaners 4 hour servlce Coolxdge at 11 M1le Congratulatlons Semors Ladxes, chlldrens, and everybodys Haircut by Dxck the Barber at Famlly Barber Shop I. -11 ' . 1 . 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