Cass Technical High School - Triangle Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1948 volume:

1 Y' 'W 7601 . X :AN T Mx '4' UII71 fi I . MI J fu . lv l MW ml CII 0 HIM E are the youth reared in a chaotic -violent-turbulent-and excit- ing time. We are the bobby sox- -the loafer and saddle shoe set-the Sinatra-lites-the Como-lites-the iive addicts-the madcap-the dizzy-the eager-the lovable-and sometimes- the serious. We are the plait-plaid- loud shirt-blue jean-the trench coat crowd-the rolled pants-the brush cuts -the front row stage show fans-the steady going set-the adolescent- young-devil-may-care! We rush to the y music stores for Stan Kenton-Nellie Lutcher -Andrew's Sisters - Too Fat Polka. We see good movies. We go to our school football games-splash parties-dances-concerts-lectures-yell ourselves hoarse at basketball games-discuss anything which is controversial -and much which is not. We read the best sellers-sing the popular songs- work part time. We borrow-not only money-but everything that is movable -. We gossip, tight-romance. We cram tor Ec. tests-pour over Chem. equa- tions-work until 4:30 on posters-get out the school paper-worry about dead- lines for the yearbook-stay to iron out bacteriology. We make the honor roll occasionally-buzz over every new scandal-wonder who our next president will be-we grow up for the better-and for the worse. We saw the new look in long skirts-frilly petticoats-hooded coats-Gibson girl blouses. We live at a pretty fast tempo-iive-kid-invent new slang-wear it out. We argue U.M.T.-hear rumors of a third war-wonder about our future-see-hear- and notice everything. WE ARE THE YOUTH OF TODAY. The combined graduating classes of January ancl June present The '48 Triangle volume 37 'gms 2? Y 5 l ' Qu, WE e i? , rrsg U Triungl l Two Mr. Naviekas QSPOIISOTDQ Mary Yee QJanuary Editor-in-Chiefjg Dorothy Webster QJune Edit0r-in- Chiefjg Daisy Dabieh QJune Assistant Editor-in-Chieflg Helen Leon QJanuary Senior Editorjg Kath- leen Morren QJune Senior Editorj. TRIANGLE The Triangle Staff takes pleasure in presenting the T948 issue. The planning and production of the book provided rich and varied experiences for the staff. The staff consists entirely of volunteers, who had the desire to contribute their share to their school and their class. To Dorothy Webster goes the credit for designing the cover. Ronald Stachowiak produced the excellent cartoons for the division pages. The feature cartoons were done on short notice by Don Silverstein. His efforts were excellent. The new sales and distribution plan made things easier for all but Amelia Zeigler, Business Manager, who all but collapsed from the strain of handling the finances without a loss. Audrey and Claire faithfully handled the monotonous but important iob of recording the names of students in all group pictures in addition to their other duties as Organization Editors. Each year, some staff member stands out from the others because of her willingness to do more than her share, her ability to handle any problems that may arise, and because she possesses boundless energy and initiative. Such a person is a pace maker for the rest. Joyce Kathan was our pacemaker for this year. ln addition to her job as Feature Editor, she typed, wrote copy, proof read, solicited advertising, and also served as assistant Business Manager. In closing, I want to thank the entire staff and wish them future success. E. Navickas, Adviser. Joyce Kathan Clfeature Co-Editorjg Peter Aliferis Qlanuary Business Managerjg Katherine Mehelas QFaculty Editorjq Audrey Clore fOrganization Co-Editorjg Claire Kickhoefel QOrganization Co- Hditorjg Robert Jones CBoys' Sports Editorjg Glennie Young QGir1s Sports Editorjg Don Nowak Uune Advertising Managerj Q Olga Sutar CTypistj 3 Angie Mihos QFeature Co-Editorj 3 Amelia Zeigler Q.lune Business Managerjg Barbara Galvin Cfypistj. utloole Mr. Rodger Gow QSponsorQQ Irving Rash QEditor-in-Chiefjg Esther Malkoun QManaging Editorjg Margaret Back QNews Editorjg Dorothy YVebster QFeature C0-Editorjg John Vitta fFeature Co- Editorjg Ronald Stachowiak Qflartoonistjg Jean Saville QAssistant News Editorjg Martha Stanley QGirls Sports Editorj g Lynn DeSrnyter fSports Co-Editorjg Dick Rowland fSports Co-Editorjg June Sikorski Qliusiuess Managerj. OUTLOOK For many students the school newspaper means only an occasional issue to glance through and put casually aside to forget about. But to the members of the Outlook Staff it means sweating out headlines, copy, and galleys. It means long hours after school, contacting teachers, students, getting information, writing it up, and getting it in on time. It means recognition such as an International Honor Rating by Quill and Scroll, the George M. Gallup Award for distinguished iournalistic work, and numerous Scholastic awards. Eventually it means membership in the International Honorary Society for High School Journalists-Quill and Scroll. Through seven and occasionally eight issues a semester the Outlook maintains an important contact with the students of Cass-offering guidance, advice and general information. When the going gets tough and it looks like the Outlook will never get to press on time-J. ISSUE 772' Spams- OUIZOGA' OUTLOOK c r F c 5 Legg 'IY LUMB me GOW .E X N OH we AAA YN, r AM me g , MA I T cuswff on, NNT W ' ,, ACOM QA D,NT15 000 4004, ir-I 'T K C0008 if 'Ili -3 I ' , Q' ls:l Q N N l ,-, ,. i V I ' i l ff! S Rodger Gow, sponsor, is there to give an extra push and to date they've never missed an A 1 'E 15 ' 'V I . -'- V N 1 gfvirlvf T 'T Ag, EZJKWI45' W l , . , n - IS ' A 5 F: ,, Teri l ERI G E li ll M545 X 411: lil i 'Q Mu eowiff il' X f ,,, ' I5 f gf E Q c QW R -, X 4 fs . V . I xx fy! ,K l B I k qv. yy! Hifi' fl ss i is .2 ip U 1 ' l f , , , ' ' 'elseif X N24 xl V f U is!! wg' Q ln, , QE I7 , BX X O il f N I O7 Iliff, -if Three Four dministrution WILLIAM E. STIRTON ARCHIE WITT HARRY HINMAN Cass Technical High School is under the administration of an able and capable staff. There are some who are known to all Cass Students while others remain in the background. Mr. William E. Stirton, principal of Cass Tech., is the chief man around school. Although unknown to many students, he is constantly working to improve conditions at Cass and to see that students have all the many things he feels that they should have. His hard work for the school and for the community has brought fame to the whole city. Although he has been at Cass only four years, he has accomplished a great deal and is still working for a better Cass. Mr. Archie Witt is the assistant principal. Mr. Witt is well known to all visitors of the office, whether student or not. His advice to students has helped many a student to get back on the right path. With slow speaking voice and snow-white hair he is familiar to all mass meeting attenders. Mr. Harry Hinman is the principal of Cass' night school. Mr. Hinman is known to hardly any of Cass students for he has very little to do with Cass day school. His departure will be felt deeply by his co-workers and by all the members of the administration of Cass. Mr. Raymond Jared, who is head of the science dept. is also Summer School Principal. Mr. Floyd Radabaugh is one'of the best liked men on the administrative staff. His under- MR. BRANTON MISS JACOBS MRS. RUSH MRS. FLOYD MISS O'DONOHUE FLOYD RADABAUGH LOUIS JENNINGS HELEN CRATHERN standing with all the students has made him the favorite of the whole student body. Besides his many other duties, Mr. Radabaugh also sponsors the Senior Class. Mr. Louis Jennings is the Boys' Counselor as well as the manager of vocational guidance, and administration of student programs. His iob is a tough one and few students appreciate his hard efforts to arrange programs to suit everyone. Miss Helen Crathern, a newcomer to Cass, is the Girls' counselor? Attendance has been put under the care of three faculty members. Mr. Bickel, Miss Crathern, and Mr. Branton are in charge of this job. lt is their duty to check up on students who are suspected of cutting classes or doing things forbidden. Miss Showman and Miss Roehrs, office clerks, relinquished their positions of attendance clerks. Mrs. Rush is the lady in charge of vital office records. Mrs. Floyd, Mr. Witt's secretary is always on hand with information about Senior Activities and any other thing she can help you with. Mr. Keilholtz is the keeper of Cass' money. He has charge of the Bookstore and all other school finances. These above mentioned, are only part of the administration, that goes to make up Cass Technical High School. MRS. ROEHERS MISS C. RHODE MRS. DREW MR. KEILHOLZ Five Stud nt overnm nt Six STUDENT COUNCIL BOTTOM ROW: Jane King, Bob Kaslnnerick lVice-l'res.J, John Vitta lPres.j, Franklin Frey lSponsorl, Mary Jane Gherlan QSec.j , Joe Neubacher fTreas.J , Martha Stanley. SECOND ROW: Clara Long, Joyce Kathan, Pearl Cohen. Joan Lijewski, Lois Newell, Mary Jane Healey, Gloria Cotter, Elva Lar- son, Margaret Meloche. THIRD ROW: Carmen Luzod, Seymour Mintz, Bill Smith, Patricia Arnhold, Audrey Clore, John O,Brien, Ronald Stachowiak, Adele Blasko, Chalmer Alexander, Kathleen Morren. FOURTH ROW.' Richard Rowland, Lyle VVells. Bill Vogel, Frank Ambrose, Conrad lingelder, Bill Fucik, Maurice Vermeulen, Roland Sylvester, Al Krass. The Student Council is the governing body of Cass. lt is made up of representatives of various Clubs, Classes, and other organizations which represent the maiority of the student body. Meeting weekly, this group tries to work out the problems of the school in general. At the present time they are working for a bigger and better Open House, for a permanent athletic field, and for ways to promote better sportsmanship between schools. The Council and the school feels the students should have more social activities, and that they should be allowed to have more say in school plans. The Council is doing everything in its power to bring the wants of the student body to the attention of the faculty, and to the administration. Mr. Franklin Frey, the council sponsor, has done a remarkable job in guiding the council to a successful Open House, launched in May, 1948. The large attendance and numerous compliments received by the students and the faculty, prove that student conducted proiects can be successful. At this open house, the students have a chance to show their parents and friends what they do and learn in school. Open House gives the parent a chance to confer with the faculty stat? with regard Ato problems which are of interest to both parent and teacher. The Pigskin Prom, also inaugurated iust a few years ago, was another highly acclaimed activity of the past year. The highlight of the Prom is the awarding of letters to deserving members of our football team. Last year the student body began inquiring about our request for a permanent athletic field. This has since been the chief work of the council and they are still working hard to attain the goal which many others have strived to reach. Many proiects, which seemingly were impossible, have been accomplished through the time and efforts of the Student Council. rv:-I. an-an Af 3' M ww K 52 W Wien ,iw , , ,Q , 5, . 515 Vf 'silffisy JT 2?'I V .. wg Q xv M. ...,. my 1 s 5 f--wg-Q ff-as for MS? Q2 7 'lui was KW' M ,gwrf :T-...Mas fm I QC ST MQ H 49 ef? JAN. SENIOR DIARY Dear Diary, The wonderful, exciting summer is gone and school is to open today. Sept. 3, 1947. Just think, Diary, I'm a full fledged senior now. Sept. 4, 1947. Oh! what a program. Who'd a thought I had so many subjects left to take. Sept., 1947. The class politicians went to work today. You should have heard those speeches. Oct. 8, 1947. Skip Day. Although it's not my first, this one was different, because it was my own. What if I were to get sick on all those Hot Dogs, Playing Football, or from going swimming with my clothes on, what would Mom or Mr. Branton say? Oct. 31, 1947. The Honor students were honored in the Outlook. Oh Well! We can't all have Brains or Brown Noses, can we? Nov. 14, 1947. The long awaited night has come. My date arrived, the flowers were beautiful, and one could have easily mistaken the gym for a grand Ballroom. With soft lights and dreamy music, we danced 'till we could dance no more. An all around perfect evening, made this Pigskin Prom an event I shall always remember. Dec. 18, 1947. The Music Dept. put on their annual Christmas Concert tonight. Outside, the snow was deep and snowballs were flying. I always did wont a clean, snow-washed, face anyhow. Dec. 19, 1947. The doors of Cass closed to- - day amid Christmas Carols and Mistletoe. The lunch- Q -uw sfkffsf n room rang with laughter and singing voices. Cassites surely do know how to put Mistletoe to good advan- tage. One dirties more hankies that way. llf you know what I mean, Diary.J Jan. 5, 1948. With new watches and diamond rings and flashy neckties, Cass returned to school. The holidays were filled with dates, parties, weiner roasts, and Ice-skating, and now weary students return for the last weeks of our stay at Cass, and to rest up from an eventful two weeks' vacation. Jan. 21, 1948. This is the beginning of OUR week-our last week at Cass. How sad it seems to be. Is it actually happening or am I dreaming? You know, Dear Diary, just between you and I, I'm going to miss Cass. Jan. 23, 1948. Final Card Marking-l held my breath so much today it seems funny to breathe naturally again. Who said teachers liked Seniors? Oh Dear! Will I make it or Not? that is the question? Jan. 28, 1948. I made it. I'm so happy I could cry. I can still hear them calling my name . . . suddenly my stomach becomes a bowl of butterflies and my tongue feels tied with a dozen heavy chains. What were those speeches about? What am I supposed to do now? Oh yes! walk slowly and keep calm. I must remember to keep calm .... And then I'm walking down to my seat. Had I tripped?, Had I stuttered?, my mind was a blank. And now, I'm holding my Diploma. How beautiful, 12 years of everything important in my life is in this one little piece of paper. This is a scrapbook of memories on a single sheet. Oh! happy, wonderful Commencement. Am I getting sentimental or am I really beginning to miss Cass already? Jan. 29, 1948. A wonderful date, beautiful flowers, new formal, and the car for the evening all helped in making this o magic night I'lI never forget. We arrived at the Masonic Temple and were greeted by all the kids. Oh-Diary! it was wonderful. The lights were low, the music soft, and the night was chilly, but nice, and all the world seemed perfect. We danced 'till morn in a kind of dream world which was to be the conclusion of my 120 weeks of hard labor at Cass, Jeeps, Diary, when at morn they played Auld Lang Syne, something funny happened, my stomach quivered and my eyes were blurred with tears. This wonder- ful divine, SENIOR PROM was the end of my terrific, exciting, and thrilling life at Cass, and the setting for Goodbyes to school friends I had gotten to know so well. A phase of my life is gone and so, with tears amid lonesomeness in my heart, I say goodbye to Cass, and with Confidence in the future, I go forward. But, I shall never forget this magic night of nights and those friends I found at the High School of my choice. Good Night, Dear, Dear Diary unuary Senior fficers GEORGE TOYEAS ....... PRESIDENT MAXINE STEIMEL .... VICE PRESIDENT BOB BRISKE ............ SECRETARY PAULINE FLESHNER ...... TREASURER FLOYD RADABAUGH ...... SPONSOR GEORGE TOYEAS MAXINE STEIMEL MR. RADABAUGH PAULINE FLESHNER ROBERT BRISKE Ele en Aero ALEXANDER, CHALMER Jackson Int. Aero Club Lettermen's Club Senior Rep. Student Council Track Team BANTA, JOHN Hutchins Int. Student Rep. N. H. S. BARISH, HERBERT Durfee Int. BIRCH, RICHARD Post Int. N. II. S. BIRLEY, ALLAN Jackson Int. BRYAN, MARTIN Burroughs Int. Aero Club CZARNOTA, JOHN W. Cleveland Int. Ilall Guard Twelve DORFMAN, LOUIS Durfee Int. Basketball Team Baseball Team Letterrnenfs Club GALLOWAY, ROBERT J ejerson Int. Aero Club GERSTEN, PHILLIP Central 11.0. 1. C. GLADYS, EDWARD Clereland Int. Hall Guard HOFFMAN, MORRIS Durfee Int. HOFFMANN, JOE G. Muclcenzie HUMPHREYS, BOB Burroughs Int. JACHIMOWICZ, BERNARD Cleveland Int. KALEF, MAYNARD C. Hutchins Int. KEDZIOR, STANLEY J. Cleveland Int. Hall Guard KMIECIK, JOHN E. Clmclsey MARSHICK, ALLAN R. Melifindala Student Rep. Senior Rep. NEUBACHER, JOE St. Stephens Aero Club ll'res. df Treasj Student Rep. Student Council lTreas.j N. H. S. M iafed Chorus PAPPAS, JOHN Nolan Int. PRIMEAU, ANN C. Tappan lut. Student Rep. Illiracle Book Club Girls' Suinzming Team SHOBE, RICHARD Post Int. Aero Club Stuflenf Counczil TECHNER, SEYMOUR Durfee Int. A. III. A. TERTZAKIAN, JERRY Post Int. Aero Club Student Rep. THOMAS, WILLIAM Ilutclzins Int. Track Team Band II all Guard ZACCARIA, ANTHONY SUllfll1l'l'SlIt'l'Il Student Rep. Football Team Auto BATES, RICHARD , Durfec Int. CARBOTT, RICHARD A. Hutchins Int. COLEMAN, ALVIN Condon Int. Student Rep. DOUGLAS, GEORGE G. Post Int. FERRIES, EUGENE Nolan Int. SLAUGHTER, JAMES T. Burroughs Inf. R. 0. T. C. Oficcrs' Club TUBARO, ALDO Post Int. R. O. T. C. WARNARS, GEORGE Jackson Int. YEE, WILLIAM Jefferson Int. Football Team Lettcrnzeris Club Architectural BROWNSTEIN, ELLIS McMichac'l Int. Architectural Club R. 0. T. C. GRAHAM, IAN MzvMiclLac'l Int. T rack Team JOBOULIAN, ARAM Hutchins Int. T Square Club I Treasj Tennis Team Architectural Club KLAETKE, FRANK Greusel Int. Traclc Team Senior Rep. MARKUS, PHILIP Uurfee Int. Arclzitcctural Club Student Rep. RESEIGH, PHILIP Post Int. R. 0. T. C. Architectural Club Thirteen SINGER, CHARLES lIIaf'lccnzie LUllL'T'7llC71fIS Club Baseball T cam Art CARRICK, DoN F ordson A dzfertising Art Club COOPER, MARJORIE Nolan. Int. CHOPE, CHARLES For-lz, Int. Sanior Play N. Il. S. GASLOW, ALBERT Barbour Int. Aclfuertisin Art g Club GREENE, SHIRLEY Ifvclforzl GOLDBERG, NATALIE R. Cantral Sfurlcnt Hop. A111-crfivirzg Art Club Junior Art Club Senior Play Fourfeen HILL, COLEMAN Nortlzuvwteru Junior Art Club Ad1'ertising Art Club Miracle Book Club HIRSCHMAN, CHARLOTTE Durfee Int. Biology Club A d1'vrfi.ving Art Club JAFFE, BYRON Ilutchins Int. JOLLEY, ROBERT Danby KING, HENRY L. lIlClIIll'lll1Cl Inf. Arlrvrfisirzg Art Club LIJEWSKI, JOAN Sf. .Inflzony ,I1l1'vrfi.sing A rt Club Student Council Cosfunza Ill. Club LOUSHBROOK, GRANT S. lIlclIli1'h ael .lfliwfrtisirzg Art Club MILLER, BEVERLY lluflfllins Inf. Costu'mf' Ill. Club MONROE, JAMES Post Inf. IA'lft'T'llll'll..S Club .-I cl1'vrfi.s'i11g Art Club Trarlc Tvam Sfzulaut Couuvil Sfurlruf lfrp. Football Team MONTGOMERY, SIDNEY Illlfflflllll-S Int. Oratoral Rap. llall Guard PUPILLO, GRACE Miller Cowboy Dancing RAPPAPORT, JACK Iluff-lzius lnt. Uufloolf Staff Student Rap. Ilall Guard ROSENBERG, RAYMOND Durfve Inf. 11 flI'l'TflSl1lfl .I rt Club ll'rf'.s.J Junior Class Pros. Senior Rep. Sanior Play N. I1 . S. SCHOLTZ, SHIRLEY Cvnlral Cosfunz 1' Ill. Club SINGER, MILFORD Durfee Int. WEIER, JAMES Greusel lnt. ZARAC, RICHARD Chadsey A dnertising Art Club Student Rep. Home Ee Dress Design ANTCZAK, DOLORES St. Ladislaus Student Rep. Fashion Bd. lSec't.j BULIK, JEAN St. Rita MCGRATH, DOLORES Nolan Int. MROZ, MARY ANN Cleveland Int. Fashion Bd. STRETLIEN, SHIRLEY Cleveland Int. Fashion Bd. TOLIN, JAYNE Cleveland Int. Nurses Prep. BARNES, ELIZABETH F oeh Int. Miracle Boolc Club BEATTY, LOIS JEAN Northeastern BECK, MARGARET I1 Ilfl'1ll7l.S' I nt. N. II. S. Quill and Scroll Outlook Staff fNews Edj CAMPANA, CARMELLA B. Greusel Int. Y-Teens Triekie Teamsters CARBONE, GLORIA G. Greusel Int. Y-Teens Student Hep. CATHERS, BETTY JEAN Cleveland Int. Miracle Book Club Triclfle Teamsters fTreas.1 COTTER, GLORIA Nolan Int. Cheerleader Capt. Student C ouneil Lettergirls Biology Club FLANAGAN, DORI NE .leferson Int. Y- Teens FREELAND, NANCY Nolan lnt. Y- Teens GAGLIARDI, ROSE Nolan I nt. GHERLAN, MARY JANE Nolan I uit. Student Counril lSee't.J Y- Teens Home Ee. Club Girls' Tennis Team. HEWITT, DOLORES Hutchins Int. Y- Teens Miraelfz Book Club Fifteen KANELOS, KATHERINE f'lc'1'1'lancl Int. LEES, DORIS lI11ff'l1ins Int. Hall Guard Cam Debafe .1Iss'1L. lSz'c'f.j LONG, CLARA M1'Mi1'l1az'l Inf. Y-Teens lPres. Jr: sa-'f.J Sfzulvrzt CIOIITIFTI Baml LEON, HELEN B. S01lf1lf'IISf6 l'1l1 .'Irl1'4 rfi.si1zg Art f'l nb Triangle lSc'11ior lfcl J Student Hcp. LYONS, DOLORES Sllvrrarcl Int. NAGY, ELVIRA Ilrmfvr Int. I'-Tvwls Ilfmzz' Eff. Club NINER, BETTY Barbour Int. Ilomv Fr. Club lIIlrar'le lfoolc Club Sixteen POHJA, MARY Jejffcrsorz Int. Y-Teens lSec't.J Senior Rep. Student Rep. N. Il. S. RANSONE, HATTIE ELLEN C'lc1'ela11d Inf. SINGLETON, LOUISE Barbour Irzt. Student Rep. STRICKLAND, FAYE Post Int. Student Rap. TAYLOR, VONNA Barbour Int. VETRONE, LORRAINE Hunter lrzt. WENDELL, LENORE Cal u met WENSCO, MARY ANN Clcfvelavzd Int. WOLFORD, JUDY Post Int. WOODY, EDNA Northeastern Electrical ATKINSON, THOMAS St. ,-I nthorzy CINDRICH, IVAN CJTPIISPI Int. Ll'ffl'T7lIl'71I.S' Cl-ub fV.Pres. 10 Sec't. Foofball Tram lCfm'f-J Traci.: 'l'vam, Baslfvtball Team FERHADSON, SETROW Nolan Int. FREDLUND, MILTON Burroughs Int. Star Delia Club Clzvss Club Stage Crew J FUCIK, BILL Durfee Int. Football Team Track Team lCap't.j Lettermerfs Club fPres.j Student Rep. Student Council GAWEL, RICHARD Chadsey GIFFIN, LEWIS Condon Int. Star Delta Club Hall Guard Stage Crew GIUDICI, PETER Post Int. Star Delta Club Hall Guard Stage Crew R. 0. T. C. GURSTIEN, DAN Hutchins Int. Star Delta Club LITT, NAHMAN Durfee Int. Pres. Maybce Class Star Delta Club KV.-Presj Senior Play Choir Glce Club LUDWIG, DWIGHT g Nolan Int. Lettermenls' Club Star Delta Club Baseball Team MAPLES, WILFORD Barbour Int. Treats. M aybee Class Star Delta Club lPres.j N. H. S. Student Rep. MARCANTONIO, RAYMOND St. Anthony Senior Rep. Star Delta Club lSec't.j Triangle I F aculty EdJ MCLEAN, ARCHIE Wilbur Wright Star Delta Club MEDAWAR, FRED Barbour Int. Star Delta Club fPres.j MELLOR, JAMES Post Int. R. 0. T. C. Ojficers, Club KTrea.s'.j Track Team N. H. S. MINTZ, SEYMOUR Durfee Int. Cheerleader Student Council Student Rep. Triangle K Feature E d. j Sportman's Council Star Delta Club PARRIS, CHARLES WAYNE Tappan Int. RYCUS, MEL Durfee Int. Star Delta Club Stage Crew SCHENKEL, ROY W. Barbour Int. SCHUPRA, FRANK Cleveland Int. Outlook Staf SEGOURES, JOHN Foch Int. Miracle Book Club SELINE, EVERT Barbour Int. Star Delta Club Student Rep. R. 0. T. C. TORZYNSKI, NORBERT Gruesel Int. N. H. S. WEE, DAVID Condon Int. Star Delta Club Seventeen WEINENGER, SIZELAND, ARTHUR RICHARD Hutchins Int. Machine Shop Tappan Int. BARON, STANLEY THOMPSON, Cleveland Int. ROBERT II al l Guard Hutchins Int. VAGASKY, JOSEPH Burroughs Int. Cggg3Il:ELLA' Student Rep. 'I Student Council Burroughs Int. C0-0 S Student Rep. Senior Rep. 17 Letterrnenls Club Stud. Mgr. Football dt Basketball TVCIIIIVS WINDER GETZFRID, DUANE ROBERT 'B' Hutelz 1715 Int. Senior Rep. MCKOWN, RUSSELL DEAN Tappan Int. Baseball Team MELOCHE, ROBERT BRUCE Fooh Int. Stage Crew Ilall Guard SHADRICK, EDGAR lIlelIlicl1.ael Int. Eighteen Tappan Int. Co-ops - Mech. Drafting BABCOCK, EUGENE .laelrson Int. Student Rep. F. C. A. Drafting Club BEEBE, WILLIS A. J aclcson Int. Senior Drafting Club DeLELLIS, SYLVESTER Forfh Int. Senior Hep. Senior Drafting Club II all Guard ELIADES, ELIAS Jackson Int. Senior Drafting Club fPres.j Football Team GASSMAN, WILLIAM Durfee l nt. Senior Drafting Club F. C. A. GRIGAL, VIRGINIA Tappan Int. Y-Teens Senior Drafting Club lIlath Club II all Guard GROSS, GEORGINA M. Barbour Int. Senior Drafting Club HISLE, STUART W Condon Int. F. C. A. Senior Drafting Club KV.-Presj KOVACS, JOSEPH F. Southwestern Senior Drafting Club fTreas.Q KOVARY, GREGORY Cleveland Int. Hall Guard Senior Drafting Club KRENTZIN, EARL Durfce Int. Senior Drafting Club fSec't.j F. C. A. Outlook Staff Quill and Scroll OLIVERO, FRANK Cleveland Int. Student Rep. Senior Drafting Club ROBERTS, ERWIN Jefferson Int. Senior Drafting Club ROSE, GERALD Hutchins Int. Senior Drafting Club SMITH, WILLIAM E. Jackson Int. Lettermenls Club Student Rep. Student Council Student Mgr. Foot- ball Team Senior Drafting Club STEVENSON, JOHN Denby Senior Drafting Club Student Rep. WOSHYNA, MAY Post Int. Senior Drafting Club Music ASCENZO, DANNY Greusel Int. Band Orchestra Vocalist ALLEN, JOSEPH Burroughs Int. Chorus BUONO, JOSEPH Barbour Int. Orchestra Band fSf'Ild!i71,t Conduetorj BURNS, ANNIE RUTH Duffield Int. Miracle Book Club Choir Band CASE, GORDON Nolan Int. Band Choir Boys' Chorus CIUFFINI, JOHN Southeastern Orchestra Band M ixecl Chorus Dance Band DUBRIWNYJ, OLGA Chadsey Junior Art Club Mixed Vocal Choir N. II. S. DUTTON, HARRY M cM ichael Int. Band Mixed Vocal Orchestra FLESHNER, PAULINE Mcllliehael Int. lllixed Vocal Choir Aeolian Harp Club fSee't.j Girls' Swimniing Team Lettergirls' Club Senior Class Treas N. II. S, GREEN, SALLY Durfee Int. Orchestra Choir Girls, Vocal Student Rep. Senior Hep. N. II. S. KOWALSKI, DELPHIINE Dominican Band Dranlfatics Choir llliared Chorus LESSER, EMILY M. Nolan Int. Mixed Chorus Dance Band MARSHALL, AUDREY Cornrnferce Girls' Vocal M ixed Vocal Choir MERZ, RICHARD East Detroit Band Choir Orchestra Nineteen PARPINELLI, CATHERI N E M. Hunter Int. Dramatics Girls' Chorus Mixed Chorus Ch oir Senior Play Y- Teens RANDLE, JENNIE LEE Foch Int. Band Mired Chorus REDDMAN N, SHIRLEY Burroughs Int. Band M izred Chorus SHERRITZ, BARBARA Melrfindale Dramatics Senior Play Girls' Chorus Choir Student Rep. M ixcd Chorus Band STARKS, ISABELL North eastern Choir Band Miracle Book Club Triangle Staff THOMPSON, DOROTHY Barbour Int. llliracle Book Club Orchestra Choir Band Acolian Harp Club YEAGER, FRANK ALAN Jackson I nt. Band Orchestra Dance Band Twenty Printing BROWNSTONE, ALBERT Central lColumbus, 0.2 Senior Rep. Wapika Club TUTTLEMAN, OSCAR Central Student Rep. Wapilfa. Club Science ADAMS, JOHN Sherrard Int. ALBRIGHT, DONALD Mackenzie Lab. As.-ft. R. 0. T. C. Il all Guard ALIFERIS, PETER Nolan Int. Boys' Chem Club Triangle Staff Student Rep. AMBROSE, ALGIRD Chadsey Public Speaking Dramatics ANTHONY, MARY E. Northeastern APAP, HARRY .leferson Int. ARUTUNIAN, GREGORY Cleveland Int. BAXTER, SEYMOUR M. Hutchins Int. Student Rep. Lab. Ass't. Boys, Chem. Club Chess Club lPresJ Biology Club BRACCIANO, LEO Cleveland Int. Boys, Chem. Club Student Rep. N. H. S. BRISKI, ROBERT J. Nolan Int. Urchestra Boys' Chem. Club Senior Class Sec't. BUCHALTER, ELI Durfee Int. Lettermenfs Club Football Team CHESNEY, HARVEY Hutchins I nt. Boys, Chem. Club Hall Guard COLBY, DON Calumvf lClLicago, Ill.l CRIMP, CALVIN S Tappan Inf. CUTHBERT, MARY LOUISE Nolan. Int. Girls' Science Club fPrv.s. mf' Sf'1 f.l Biology Club lIlaflz Club FARBOLIN, RICHARD Coudou luf. Boys' Clufm. Club Svuior Play FIRLIK, ROBERT Burrouglm lui. Pop Club KI .-Prcs.l FRENCH, JIM Rwlforcl Boys' Clzvru. Club Biology Club Orcllznsfra JOHNSON, BARBARA A. Hufrlzins Iuf. Girls' Sc'ii'ur'z' Club I'-Toons ll'r4's.l N. H. S. Lab. Ass't. M atlzv Club JUROFF, CYRIL Nolan Int. Boys' Chem. Club KASELEMAS, ARTHUR Barbour lui. Outlook Staff Boys' Chem. Club lPrif.s'J Sfliflanf Courzcil Sfuflvul' Hap. Quill and Svroll KAZMIERCZAK, LEONARD J. Cll'I'ClH7lfl Iut. Outloolf Sfaf Biology Club Boys' Clzmrz.. Club R. 0. T. C, Quill aml Svroll KELLER, ALFRED Burroughs Iut. lIlirac'li' Book Club Lab. A.Ss't. LANG, ARTHUR R. Nativity Int. LAZ, RAYMOND Barbour Inf. Boys' CITIPTIII. Club Lab. Ass'f. Student Council LEIGH, ELMER P. lVorfl1u'1'sf1'r11 R. 0. T. C. llliraclo Book Club Sturlvut Rep. 0ff'ic'0r.s' Club l1'rv.s.j LETCH, IRMA Ilutclzirls Int. MGCDONALD, GORDON A. Redford Boys' Chem. Club MCDONNELL, CATHERINE Post Int. Y- Teens I Treasj Girls' Science Club lIIatlz. Club KLING, MURRAY Nolan Int. Boys' Clllflllf. Club Biology Club Smzior Rep. Foofball Tvam Lcttcr'mcu'.v Club POKOJSKI, LEONARD M. Bu.rrouglz.s' Inf. Biology Club R. 0. T. C. Officers Club PILIBOSIAN, JOHN .lz'jffvrsou. lui. Stzulfzut Rap. Senior Play ROEHLING, EVELINE L. Nolan Int. Y- Tcvus lSoc'f.j Girls' Svierzru Club lVur.so's A.vs'f. Twenty-one SLOAN, ARTHUR M. Durfafo Int. Boys' Cham. Club Biology Club lllafli Club N. ll. S. LII. H. S. F. A. ST. AMOUR, AGNES Nolau Int. Girls' Sc'iv1u'e Club lIlafl1, Club lIliraz'lv Book Club SCHAEFFER, ROBERT Grover City High Biology Club Svuior Play SOVRAN, VICTOR Ilunfvr Inf. Boys' Cl1f'm,. Club STRONG, PETER E Norfll u'l's1c r12 Boys' Clzmu. Club Biology Club STEIMEL, MARY MAXINE IIufr'lzin.s Inf. Girls' Sc'iwu'0 Club Lab. .-Iss f. I -1 t'l'Il-Y II' .-l'rr's.2 lllaybmv C l ass I'.-Pros. Svnim' Class Iv.-Pros. TACKNEY, JOHN lV0lll'llf Int. Ili-Y Club IC. 0. T. C. Uffirrws' Club Twenfy-fwo TOYEAS, GEORGE Nolan lui. Foofbull Team Ll'flt'T'IIll'7l .S Club Rz'.sr'r1'1' Baslfvfball Boys' Clufm. Club Svuior Class Pres. WILKE, LOIS Dom i I1 i can WITTENBERG, JACK Durfvo Int. Boys' Chem.. Club R. 0. T. C. Officers' Club YEE, MARY Post Inf. Girls' S1'iz'1u'c Club Biology Club Ouflools Staff Girls' Tvunis Tvum Triauylo lEzl.-iu- 1-liivfj Hlaile Club Polytech ARATEN, SARA A flllll'71ft'Il7ll- of Molwz bvclf, B russcl , B cl yi u m COMSA, MARIE ELAINE Nolan luf. Sfuclmzf Rap. Girls' Sc urzr'1' Club Drumafics Club WALSH, PAT Sf. .Imbrosv Football Tvam Trovlc Tvam Sfurlvuf Council l Trc'as.2 Sfuclvut Rap. Lt'flt'TIll.t'7l'S Club lS1'c'f.j Junior Class Sl'lf'l. cf' Trans. I . C. 41. High School MacLENNAN, HUGH Nolan lut. Additional Graduates ARONWIT, MIKE DUDLEY, BURRELL DIXON, RICHARD GEORGE, MARY ANN HANDLEMAN, MAXWELL KOUPIZ, RENEE WALLACE, HORTENSE KERR, ELLIOT McBRYDE, JOYCE MEWTON, DOUGLAS PERFETTO, GENO RENIUS, RICHARD SILVA, FRANK un. Senior chievemc-ents JANUARY SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Lawrence Institute of Technology: Frank Klaetke Michigan College of Mining and nology: Leo Bracciano Tech- Wayne University: Margaret Beck A TYPICAL STUDENT Aero-Auto: AI Marshich Architectural: Frank Klatke Art: Ray Rosenberg Electrical: Joe Zucowskyi Home Economics: Margaret Beck Machine Shop: Pat Walsh HONORARY AWARDS Bausch and Lomb Award: Arthur Sloan Rensselaer Polytech Award: Arthur Kaselemas C. I. Gray Award: Barbara Johnson Phi Beta Kappa Awards: James Mellor Barbara Johnson Earl Krentzin Arthur Sloan Margaret Beck Mechanical Drafting: Sylvester De Lellis Music: Danny Ascenzo Printing: Oscar J. Tuttleman Science: Murray Kling JANUARY MOCK ELECTION Most studious boy: Richard Birch, aero Most studious girl: Barbara Johnson, science Boy most likely to succeed: Chalmer Alexander, aero Girl most likely to succeed: Maxine Steimel, science Most popular boy: Joe Coronella, machine shop Most popular girl: Maxine Steimel, science Best dressed boy: Bob Briski, science Best dressed girl: Helen Leon, home economics Boy with most school spirit: Seymour Mintz, electrical Girl with most school spirit: Gloria Cotter, home economics Most athletic boy: Ivan Cindrich, electrical Most athletic girl: Pauline Fleshner, music Most handsome boy: Bob Briski, science Best looking girl: Shirley Stretlein, home economics Class baby: Mary Ann George, home economics Class brown: Seymour Baxter, science Class clown: Joe Coronella, machine shop Most active boy: Seymour Mintz, electrical Most active girl: Maxine Steimel, science Twenty-three Twenty-four JUNE SENIOR DIARY Dear Diary, Today, Feb. 3, 1948 shall always be remem- bered. It is the day I became a Senior. March 2, 1948. Diary, can you imagine Cass having a dance fioor, luke box, and coke machine? Well, that's what the class politicians offered gullible 4. Cass Seniors today. An Aero student finally flew off with the title of President. March 25, 1948. I was on Television, I really was. Where? Oh! At school. We had a play and it was Televised by some radio station. March 26, 1948. The doors of Cass closed today, for Easter Vacation. Yep! School is out and it seems terrif. April 5, 1948, Back to school, we go, with and special dates. We're back. Of course it will take us some time to get back into the swing of things again, put I think we'll live through it. It sure will seem good to get some sleep in Economics again. April 22, 1948. We all are feeling sore today and no wonder, the way we all acted at the Senior Splash Party held in the school pool. While riding the largest shoulders I have ever seen, I was thrown and ducked so much, I can still taste the chlorine that was in the pool. Water fights were to be seen everywhere and big brutes were throwing poor, little, defenseless girls into the cold water. Honestly, everyone had a super time and we're all looking for- ward to another Splash Party. I'b still gob wader in mine ears, and a tode in my node. What fun! May 11, 1948. My heart sank. I was scared toothless, when that teacher looked at me and frowned. Would she keep me off the Grad. list? Oh! please give me that D .... My card .... I'm still on the list and I could kiss her. May 19, 1948. Today, Dear Diary, the Senior Class had its Skip Day. The day was warm and with everyone togged in ieans and shirts, we left school at 11:15 for Belle Isle. Amid baseballs, cameras, dripping seniors and oodles of hot dogs, we romped till the sun would let us play no more. And so with wet clothes and mustard covered faces, we left Belle Isle filled with food and memories and used up film. Gee, school tomorrow. June 16, 1948. The Senior Swingout was held today in the Auditorium. It seemed to be different somehow from the rest. Perhaps it was the fact that it was me who was walking down the aisle, instead of the past senior classes. It was beautiful. Everyone stood up as we, the graduating class of June, 1948, paraded to our seats. Envious eyes were upon us all, as scholarships and honors were given out and the student body applauded. This Senior Swingout is one that will always be remembered by the whole class. June 23, 1948. Tonight, Diary Dear, after three long years of work, I was graduated from the best high school in the world. My days at Cass will hold a special place in my heart, for it was there, that I changed from a giddy, schoolgirl into a woman l?J. Although scared out of my wits, while walking across the stage and receiving my long-awaited Diploma, l couldn't help feeling sure of myself. For what my teachers, at Cass, have taught me has given me a feeling of security in the future. The honor of walking across the stage of Cass Technical High School comes only once in a lifetime to the lucky ones that survived the long and hard years. This honor has iust come to me and it will be the proudest moment I shall ever remember. Commencement is over, and among Congratulations and Goodbyes to teachers, I pause to give thanks, that I have been so fortunate to have gone to the high school of my choice, Cass Tech. 2 ,.,,ggt,'::ff v':uV'-L Mu Nlinv I-'KI' June 25, 1948. The Fountain Ballroom was the setting for the most thrilling night of my life. Cinderella could have felt no different than I, when I saw myself as I had never seen myself before. The Masonic Temple was like a palace ballroom. We danced as if enchanted till at I-ast, as all good things do, the prom ended, and tears were everywhere as the lovely strains of Auld Lang Syne filled the huge room. The dreaded moment was here, the moment for saying goodbyes that might last forever. The Prom is over and tomorrow, tonight will be but a memory. The story of a senior and her last contacts with Cass. The strain of tests and the fun of splash parties still ringing in my ears, I say goodbye to Cass, and to all those I loved dearly there, I say thank you for making my stay at Cass a pleasant and interesting one. Goodnight, Dear Diary. rvqVMI.-V1 .AMMVA I MM Hy. n, WWW ?oN 571595 new June Senior fficers CARL ANDERSON ....... PRESIDENT MARTHA STANLEY. . .VICE PRESIDENT JOHN HOBYK .......... SECRETARY SEYMOUR LQVINE ....... TREASURER ROY WENNING .......... SPONSOR CARL ANDERSON I I I MARTHA STANLEY I C MR. R. WENNING SEYMOUR Lc1VINE JOHN HOBYAK Twe fy F e Aero Ammo, sAN1o Barbour Int. Stud. Reps. Hall Guard ANDERSON, CARL Post Int. l,ettermen's Club KV. Presj Stud. Reps. Track Team Senior Class lPrc's.2 BILEWICZ, EUGENE BILLUTTI, JOHN Greusel Int. BITONTI, FRANK Chadsey H. S. Aero Club BUZZARD, ARNOLD Burroughs Int. Basketball Team CANVASSER, BYRON Post Int. Nou-Comm. Club Stud. Reps. Twenty-six DAUM, RICHARD Barbour Int. DEMCHIK, R. RICHARD Cleveland Int. GARELIK, LAURENCE Durfae Int. A ero Club KV. Pres GORCZYEA, ARMAND Greusel Int. HACKINBERGER, BILL Washington IVAN, BILL JOHNSON, RONALD D. Deuby H . S. S u-immiu g Team lmtterrnerfs Club KALJIAN, ROBERT Durfee Int. Lettermerfs Club Football Team KORPUS, NORMAN Cleveland Int. Stud. Re ps. KOVALSKY, HEN RY Hutchins Int. LQFATA, CARL Wilber Wright 11. S. LEE, MARTIN L. Post Int. N. H. S. Outlook Staf Football Team LIPSITT, HARRY Dur-fee Int. N. II. S. LUKAS, JOHN Cleveland Int. MCWATT, ALBERT E. MAGNATTA, ANTHONY MALKOUN, ESTHER Redford Union Stud. Reps. Outlook Staf flllanaging Ed.j Quill dt Scroll KP1-es.j ' MILLS, ROBERT Post Int. NEWMAN, MORTON D. Durfee Int. Stud. Reps. PREUETT, BOB Barbour Int. II all Guard PSIHOGIOS, PETE Nolan Int. RADTKE, EUGENE Greusel Int. Hall Guard N. H. S. R. 0. T. C. RAY, ROBERT R. H. McGregor Hall Guard REITMAN, JOSEPH St. Bernard ROBACK, EDWARD Condon Int. Aero Club ROGERS, GERALD M. Durfee Int. R. 0. T. C. ROWLAND, RICHARD M. Nolan Int. Swi'mmi'ng Team Letterfmenfs' Club Outlook Staff fCo-Sports Ed! Student Council fPres.J N. H. S. A ero Club SIIOTf.S'77lff?7L'-Y Council SENNEWALD, LOREN Jackson Int. SEPESY, JULIUS Hunter SERAFINI, JOHN Cleveland Int. Non-Comm. Club SHANGLE, DAVID Jackson Int. SHAUB, ROBERT Post Int. Non-Comm. Club Hall Guard SILBERSTEIN, EDWARD Durfee I nt. Baseball Team Lettermenfs' Club Hall Guard STEINEKE, JOHN .laclrson Int. Hall Guard Chess Club STRATTON, CHARLES Jeff. Int. Aero Club Non-Comm. Club Stud. Reps. Twenty-seven SWEET, JOE Auto Mechanics H. S. Stud. Reps. THOMPSON, PAUL Nolan Int. Stud. Reps. Non-Comm. Club TOBY, WILLIAM Tappan Int. TOOMAJIAN, HARRY Barbour Int. Hall Guard R. 0. T. C. WAGNER, ED Barbour Int. WARD, RUSSELL McMichael Int. Stud. Reps. WEISS, JOHN Foch Int. Refrigeration Club Hall Guard Stud. Reps. Twenty-eight WOODWORTH, CHARLES Post Int. BEST, LEROY Jeff. Int. Arch. Club Arch. and Bldg. BURDEN, MARCUS McMichael Int. Track Team Arch. Club Judo Club R. O. T. C. CALVERT, JOHN Nolan Int. Arch. Club R. O. T. C. Stud. Reps. Hall Guards HARRIS, RAYMOND Jeff. Int. Arch. Club R. 0. T. C. HINKS, HARVEY D. Tappan Int. KROLL, ROBERT Greusel Int. Senior Rep. Hall Guard LQHOOD, JOSEPH Jeff. Int. Stud. Reps. Rifle Team Arch. Club LEISHMAN, ROBERT A. Durfce Int. Arch. Club R. 0. T. C. Fencing Club Judo Club Stud. Reps. Hall Guard MANDELL, SEYMOUR H. Durfee Int. Arch. Club lSec'yj Hall Guard Debate Team Speaker Bureau I Pres. J Stud. Reps. lPres.j Student Co uucil MICKELSON, KEITH G. Durfee Int. Arch. Club MILLAR, WILLIAM E. Jackson Int. A rch. Club Hall Guard MITCHELL, HERMAN Northeastern H .S . Arch. Club Drum and Bugle Corps Track Team RASMUSSEN, KEN NETH Tappan Int. R .0.T.C . Band Orchestra Baseball Student Council SHUCK, RICHARD Y. Nolan Int. Arch. Club SMARDZEWSKI, JOSEPH Cleveland Int. Lettermen's Club Football Team VOGEL, WILLIAM Hutchins Int. A rch. Club WILLIAMS, DONALD Post Int, R.0.T.C. A rch. Club ZAGELMEYER, GEORGE Durfee Int. R.0.T.C. Arch. Club Judo Club Student Council Art ABBRUZZESE, WILLIAM St. Josephs ACKER, LEONARD Durfee Int. Junior Art Club ALMANDY, MARGARET Wilson Int. Stud. Reps. Pep Club Home Ee. Club ARTIN, MADELINE Nolan Int. Junior Art Club Horizon Club Stud. Reps. N.H .S . A drertisirzg A rt Club lSec'yj BLASKO, JOSEPH M. All Saints Academy Art Club lPres. and Treas.j Advertising Art Club Drum and Bugle Corps BOGART, RICHARD J. Shrine Track Team A duertising A rt Club BOOTH, GEORGE R. Durfee Int. A dvertising Art Club lTreas.j N.lI.S. BOWLBY, EDWARD G. Danby lI.S. Junior A rt Club Chrysler Co-op BRAUN, RHODA JEAN .lueksozi Int. Junior Art Club Costume Club Horizon Club Advertising A rt Club BURGESS, MARK Nolan Int. CAMPBELL, MARSHALL W. K. Kellogg KBattle Crcekj Junior Art Club Advertising Art Club COHEN, MILTON Hutchins Int. CROMAR, MARY Denby H .S . lllimele Book Club Costume Ill. Club CHUNG, ANNA Western H .S . Junior A rt Club Basketball Team Costume Ill. Club Y- Teens A dvertisin g A rt Club DEDRICK, MARGOT lIIelz'iudale I1.S. A clvertising A rt Club Stud. Reps. Senior Play Costume Ill. Club DILLEMUTH, DOROTHY Nolan Int. Art Club lSee'yj Costume Ill. Club Horizon Club lSee'yj A flvertising Art Club Twenty-nme DONALD, LOIS Foch Int. Pep Club FERN, ALAN Durfee Int. N11 .S . A zluertising Art Club lPres.j St11fl.Reps. Symphony Orch. Senior Reps. llall Guard FINK, RUTH Northeastern II .S . Miracle Book Club FRANCEN, RICHARD Nolan Int. FRIDAY, MARY Greusel Int. Miracle Book Club Costume Ill. Club FRYE, GERALD lIIcMichaelIr1t. ,lflrertisirzg A rt Club Student Council N.II .S . Modern Dance Group GAINES, ALFRED W. llurfee Int. Thirty GABRIEL, MARVIN Mackenzie H .S. HAVELOCK, ELAINE Mackenzie H .S. A flvertising Art Club Chrysler Co-op HOPFER, NORMA L. Foch Int. .Junior Art Club Costume Ill. Club Modern Dance Group IMES, MARGARET F och Int. A dvertising Art Club KALM, BETTY Barbour Int. KASSEL, REGINA Central H.S. Adrcrtising Art Club Junior Art Club Chrysler C o-op KAY, JUDITH Central H .S. A clrertising Art Club Basketball Team Chrysler C o-op KAZAROSIAN, ARDY Durfee Int. KERSTEN, DON Denby H . S. Varsity Football Team Sportsmenls C ouncrl Letterrnerfs Club Student Council KIEFER, HILKE Jackson Int. Lettergirls, Club Swimming Team KING, VIRGINIA Hutchins Int. KING, WALTER Condon Int. Ad rertising Art Club llliracle Book Club Junior Art Club KODEAR, MARILYN McMichael Int. Costume Ill. Club LAVERY, J OH N Southeastern II. S. Advertising Art Club LeBLANC, J EANETTE lmnzuculata Junior A rt Club A d'z'ertising A rt Club Stud. Reps. Chorus Cowboy Dancers LEMOND, MABEL Post Int. Junior Art Club LeVINE, SEYMOUR Durfee Int. Concert Band Studio Orclz. .Ifll'l!Tfl8ll1g A rt Club Board of Teclzperts Svnior Class tTreas.j MCCLELLAN, LOUISE Denby H. S. .Iliracle Book Club Costume Ill. Club MEISNER, MILDRED M. Hutclzins Int. Costume Ill. Club MERTE, WILLIAM Jackson Int. Junior A rt Club Concert Band MILES, FRANCES lllaclfenzic H. S. Pep Club NEWELL, LOIS J uclfson I nt. A d1'erti.sing A rt Cl uvb Costume Ill. Club N.H .S . Student Council NORDBY, PATSY Focll, Int. S mini ming Team, CI0.Sftl77l.l1 lll. Club G.A.A. PALMER, ROBERT Post Int. PARTOGIAN, EVA Neinas Int. Stud. Reps. Junior A rt Club A d1'erti.ving A rt Club Outlook Stuff lFeaturc Editor! Quill iff Scroll lSec'yj PIEAZA, ALICE MAE Mackenzie I1.S. Powsl-lox, Rose Je1f.Int. RHYNARD, DELORES lvoclfcnzic II. S. lllirucle Book Club Junior A rt Club A d1'erti.sing A rt Club RITCHIE, JEANETTE Nolan I nt. Junior Art Club Horizon Club ROSENBERG, HARVEY Durfce Int. Stull. Reps. SPEZIA, PATRICIA Jeff. Int. STACHOWIAK, RONALD Copernicus Jr. II. S. N.lI.S, Quill J? Scroll Outloolc Staff fCIlI7'f007LlSlj Triangle Stott lCartooni.stJ A d1'crti.sing Art Club Stud. Reps. Student Council Ckeerlcader STOCK, ROLAND N. Redford II. S. Acl1'ertisir1g Art Club STRAUSS, KENNETH Nolan Int. SAMUEL, BEVERLY J. Nolan Int. Junior Art Club Horizon Club Thirty one STROBE, CARL Red ordH S f . . 4 dvertisi-ng Art Club Qturlent Council Stud. Reps. N .H .S . B and Jliracle Book Club SZAREK, GERALDINE Nolan I nt. Outlook Staff G .A .A . TELLEFSEN, JANET De1zbyH.S. .'Iclz'ertising Art Club Costume Ill. Club TENENBAUM , GERALD M. Durfee Int. VINE, PHYLLIS Jackson I nt. WALKER, MARJORIE Post Int. .-Iflrerfising Art Club Stud. Reps. WEBSTER, DOROTHY Lowrey Jr. II. S. Junior Art Club Horizon ClublPresJ Outlook Stay? lFeature Editorj Quill ff: Scroll lIlorlern. Dance Cro up llnstruetorl Triangle Staff lEditor-in-Cliiefl Thirty-two WISMER, CHARLES Jackson Int. WOLOCK, LILLIAN Durfee Int. Advertising Art Club WOOD, GORDON Foch Int. Junior Art Club WYSOCKI, CHARLES Blaclcenzie Il. S. YAUCH, NOEL Maples H.S. ZIENTEH, ROBERT Nolan Int. ZYGMU NT, RICHARD Mackenzie H. S. Outlook Staff Dress Design AKUS, BETTY M. Hutchins Int. C .A .A. Fashion Board lViee-Pres.j Dress Design Club BANKS, VIRGINIA Slierrard Int. Miracle Book Club Home Ee. Club BIGGAR, BEVERLY Foch Int. CHANDLER, ELEANOR Foch Int. G .A .A . COCHRUM, WILMA Nolan Int. DEMCHAK, HELEN B urrouglis I nt. Cowboy Dancers DUFINA, JANET Jeff. Int. Biology Club Stud. Reps. Junior Class lSee'y,J NJIS. GENNA, BETTE Barbour Int. Home Ec. Club G.A.A.- Banslcetball Team IGRISAN, FLORENCE Cleveland Int. Y-Teens KOVACS, ANNA Burroughs Int. Y- Teens Biology Club Horizon Club Fashion Board LEE, MARY Condon Inf. llall Guard LOVERNICK, LORRAINE Cleveland Int. MEHELA5, KATHERINE iIlc'lIlir'l1a0l Inf. .l u II ior .1 rt Club Y- Tvvns Stud. Reps. Senior Rep. Triangle Staf lFaCulty Ed.j MROZ, MARY ANN Clarvlaizd Int. Fasli i o 71' Board NOWAK, HALINA E. cIlCI'I'lfIll!l1lllI. Y- 7'vmzs Hall Guard Faslz ion Board Glee Club ODDO, CATHERINE B urrouglzuy lui. Drrfss Design Board Ilall Guard SANKOVICH, MARGARET Nolan Inf. Y- Toons Hall Guard Fashion Board SERRE, GERALDINE Fool: I nf. Stud. Rapx. STEELE, PATRICIA lIIclIlicl1acl Inf. TOMCZAK, MARY JANE A. Burrouglzs 1111. Clzoir Hall Guard VILLARREAL, EMELIA F oolz I uf. ISILVII io 11. Board WHITE, HARRIET C. Hutchins Int. Electrical ALTON, JOHN .leff.1ut. BARNHILL, DON Barbour Int. H.0.T.C. St1ldm1tBeps. Sfar Dalia Club Hall Guard BOND, RALPH St. .lames Jlatlz. Club BORK, RICHARD Grcuscl Int. BOWLES, DAVID II'ilsou Int. R.0.T.C'. Ujficers Club BROADDU5, EDWARD Lourcy Jr. II. S. Sf11dvnfRcps. .TIff.v.s'r'11 gvr Thiriy-three CICALA, JOSEPH J aclrson Int. DANIELSON, RALPH Denby H. S. Stud. Reps. N11 .S . DeCENZO, EARL Jaclfson Int. Stud. Reps. N.II.S. FERRARI, ROY Clemland Int. Star Delta Club Ilall Guard GAINES, JOHNNIE D. lllvlllichael Int. Star Delta Club R.0.T.C . Judo Club Officers Club GALANTIC, MAX Hutchins Int. GREENWOOD, RALPH Tappan Int. Star Delta Club Stud. Reps. Jlath. Club .'V.Il.S. Hull Guards Board of Techperts Thrriy-four GUILDER, BILL Jef. Int. HALLER, DONALD Durfee Int. NH .S. HILL, HERBERT H. McMichael Int. Star Delta Club Judo Club Non-Comm. Club. Drum and Bugle Corps HIRVELA, ARNOLD Durfee Int. Star Delta Club lTreasJ Senior Rep. HUBER, JAMES Denby H . S. S ufim ming Team I C apt. j M aybee Class l Presj Lvttermen's Club I Sec'yj Ilall Guard HUDAK, JOHN IMMONEN, RAYMOND Jlaalfenzie II. S. Star Delta Club Math. Club N.lI.S. JAKUBIEC, FRED St. S tauislaus Stud. Reps. KOZIOL, MITCHELL Cleveland Int. II all G uard KURASIEWICZ, RALPH St. Stanislaus Star Delta Club Hall Guard MARCACCIO, ALEX Foch Int. Star Delta Club II all Guard MARSHALL, JOHN Ilutchins Int. Star Delta Club MARTIN, GEORGE P. Tappan Int. Student Reps. N11 .S. MISAKIAN, CHARLES M. Neinas lnt. Star Delta Club MCKECHNIE, JON Post Int. Student Reps. Star Delta Club MOSSOIAN, GUY Durfee Int. OMRON, FRED Jef, Int, OSTROWSKI, RICHARD St. Joseph PARISI, JOHN Barbour Int. Star Delta Club PASCHKE, RALPH Jackson Int. Bookstore Ass-'t. PODGORSKI, NORMAN St. Zadie. POPRAVSKY, WALLACE N. Condon Int. Star Delta Club fPres.J Non-Comm. Club. POWELL, JOHN Post. Int. PRZYBLSKI, HENRY St. Hedwig RUNGE, ROBERT McMichael Int. Star Delta Club SCALZO, ALBERT Burroughs Int. Star Delta Club Hall Guard SHIPPEN, HOWARD Northern H.S. R .O.T.C. Star Delta Club Student Reps. STUDER, RICHARD M. Denby H.S. TURCZYN, ROBERT 9 Greusel Int. VERGOS, ANTHANASIOS A th ens, Greece Star Delta Club Hall Guard WALLACE, PAUL Tennessee Star Delta Club WEINRAUCH, ANDREW E. Durfee Int. Star Delta Club WOJCIECHOWSKI MARTIN Cleveland Int. Star Delta Club Hall Guard YOUNG, RAMON C. Jackson Int. Hall Guard ZEDDE, FRANK Harbour Int. Star Delta Club ISec,yj Thirty five Machine Shop BRACCO, GERARD J. St. Paul, Minn. Lettermen's Club COSCIONE, JOE Eastern H.S. Cross Country Chrysler Co-Op GIAMPETRONI, BERNARD Burroughs lnt. Il all Guard HEWLETT, ROBERT A. Durfee Int. Chrysler Co-Op HOLDEN, JIM Jeff. Int. Chess Club Math. Club Stud. Reps. ' Hi- Y Club Chrysler Co-Op Hall Guard Book Club F.C.A. JEROME, SYLVESTER M. Cleveland Int. Chrysler Co-Op Ilall Guard KAINZ, ARTH UR Cleveland Int. Hall Guard Thirty-six KASEY, THEODORE Pershing H .S. II all Guard F ,C .A. LASKOWSKY, LENARD ARNOLD Nolan Int. MECOLI, GINO ORTISI, DOMINIC .laf'l.'son Int. Il all G uard STAHL, CARL ALBERT Tappan Int. Chess Club SWIDERSKY, STANLEY SZCZEPANSKI, ROBERT Burroughs Int. Outlook Staf lPl1,oto.j Triangle Staff lPl1oto.J Senior Rep. F.C.A. Mechanical Drafting ADAMS, DONALD D. Foch Int. Senior Drafting Club N on-C ornm. Club. Il all Guard BARDEL, DON H utelz ins Int. Senior Drafting Club Non-Cornrn. Club. Hall Guard BROWN, ROBERT Tappan Int. Senior Drafting Club Non-Cornrn. Club. Hall G uard BRZOZOWSKI, ED Cleveland Int. Senior Drafting Club CANEPA, SAM Barbour Int. Senior Drafting Club CATALANO, SAM Nolan Int. Senior Drafting Club Stud. Reps. Tennis Team Lcfterrnenls Club CRATER, HENRY Condon Int. Senior Drafting Club CZEPCZYNSKI, DANIEL Greusel Int. Senior Drafting Club Hall Guard Senior Reps. FIDZINA, THEODORE Burroughs Int. Senior Drafting Club FOSTER, JAMES McMichael l nt. Senior Drafting Club GREENFIELD, PAUL Hutchins Int. Senior Drafting Club HURICK, JAKE Tappan Int, Senior Drafting Club Letter1nen's Club Cross Country I C o-Capt. J Track Team KOZIOL, WALTER Durfee Int. I.l'fft'7'7IIl'1lIS Club Tennis Team Senior Drafting CI ub ILG, LOUIS Jackson Int. Senior Drafting Club LEARMONT, DONALD Nolan I nt. Senior Drafting Club LIEBOW, JERRY Durfee Int. Letterrnenfs Club Cross Country Team Traelc Team Sport.s'men's Council Senior Drafting Club MASSARA, GREGORY Hunter Int. Senior Drafting Club ORTLAND, ART .laelfson Int. Senior Drafting Club POLUS, RICHARD C. Cleveland Int. Indoor Track Team Golf Team Letterrnenls' Club Senior Drafting Club PUZYCKI, ARTHUR H. Pershing H ,S . Senior Drafting Club RASS, JOHN H. Barbour Int, Senior Drafting Club SENKBEIL, KENNETH Tappan In t. Photography R.0.T .C . Dramatics Club Senior Drafting Club SOBSON, RONALD WALTER Lutheran H .S. Senior Drafting Club STIELER, FRANK F och I nt, Senior Drafting Club STOLPA, ALVIN J. Pershing H .S . Senior Drafting Club SZEWCZYK, WALTER Southfield Voc. Senior Drafting Club TODD, TERRY Creusel Int. Senior Drafting Club WEBERMAN, LOUIS Hutchins Int. Hall Guard Math. Club Senior Drafting Club Thirty-seven WEIRAUCH, WILLIAM Dcnby II.S. Senior Drafting Club Music Dept. ADAMS, MARVEL M. Barbour Int. Triangle Staff Wuristl Outlook Staff lT11riSt2 Y- Teens Orch. Chamber Orch. Band ARTYMOVICH, JOH N Crcuscl I nt. Band Ch orus FUIICDIQ Club BACZYNSKI, EUGENE J. Neinas Int. Band Chorus BAILEY, ARDYTH St. lIIary's Academy Choir Swimming Team Lcttergirlhs Club Outlook Staff Stud. Reps. BALDREE, ROBERT BEBES, RHODA Central H.S. Orch. Ch or us Chamber Orch. Studio Orch. Salon Orch. Thirty-eight BECK, JACK Jackson Int. Orch. Chamber Orch. Choir Studio Orch. F cncing Club BURNETT, JERRY Hutchins Int. Band R .O.T.C. Mired Chorus CLORE, AUDREY Neinas Int. N.II.S. Studen Council Senior Rep. Harp Club fPres.J Choir lllusic and Library Staff Triangle Staff I Organ. J G..-I .A . Triple Trio B and CROHN, HARRIS Central H.S. DECK, H. LEE Barbour Int. Choir Stagecraft Music Stayjt Stud. Reps. DUDZIK, EDWARD JR. Cleveland Int. Orch. Marching B and Dance Band Chorus Choir Studio Orch. FAHRN ER, FRED Mackenzie H .S . Choir FEDERICI, LOUISE Cleveland Int. Choir Dramatics N .H .S . Chorus GILMORE, PAULINE GOTHAM, JERRY Nolan Int. Cowboy Dancers Chorus Choir HAAS, DONALD R HALICK, THERESA Chadsey H.S. Orch. Chamber Orch. Choir HAMILTON, JAMES E. Eastern H .S. Track Team JANKOWSKI, KENNETH Fort Wayne, Ind. Studio Orch. Choir Fencing Club JATKOWSKI, EDWIN St. Andrew Concert Band Drum and Bugle Corps KARCHEFSKI, MARVIN F ordson H.S. Hand Chorus KICKHOEFEL, CLAIRE Barbour Int. Band fihoir Harp Club Triangle Stuff KO1-gan. J Triple Trio KING, JANE lllchlichael Int. Student Council Stud. Reps. Outlook Staff Harp Club KOLTYK, SILVEN lllaclrenzie H.S. Choir lllusic and Library Stal? KRELLWITZ, MARGUIRITE St. Rita LARNO, WAYNE Nolan I nt. L1'H1'rn11'n 's Club f'o11f'ert Band Chorus Tennis Team LINDSAY, SHIRLEY Penn. N.H .S. Choir MAGEDMAN, FELICE Durfee Int. Choir Girl's Glee Club M ixed Chorus MAGER, DICK Post Int, MCCUSKER, MARY LOU Hutchins Int. Choir Chorus Stud. Reps. NORTON, NANNETTE Redford HS. N11 .S. Choir lllarehiug Band Studio Orch. PASCHKE, EDITH Bethany Lutheran Chorus Harp Club Orch. PONIATOWSKI, JOE Pershing II .S . Band Chorus Chamber Orch. Stud. Reps. , ROSS, DAVENE Sherrard Int. Miracle Book Club Harp Club SCHOIBLE, BETTY JANE Barbour Int. lI1arf'hiny Band SHERRARD, PHOEBE N eiuas Int. Concert Band Chamber Orch. Harp and Vocal Ensemble Outlook Staff Quill dit Scroll lSec'yj Harp Club Mixed Chorus SHIELDS, MURIEL Redford H .S. Orch. Choir Harp Club Mixed Chorus SIERADZKI, FRED Neinas Int. Music and Library Stllf R.O.T .C . M ized Chorus SMITH, JERRY Hutchins Int. Concert Band Non-Comm . Cl lib Choir SOLAKIAN, ROXANNE Highland Parlv Stud. Reps. Lett4'ryirl's Club Swinzming Team Harp and Vocal Ensemble Choir Thirty-nine SUTARUK, OLGA F och Int. Orch. Chamber Orch. Choir Outlook Staff Studio Orch. .lunior Art Club Triangle Staff N .H .S. VARTANIAN, ARMEN Hutchins Int. Choir WEINGARDEN, ARNETTE Tappan Int. Studio Orch. Chamber Orch. WILKINSON, MARION Tappan Int. N.II.S. Choir WOLFF, BETTY Hutchins Int. Choir BLASSINGILLE, HELEN S. Barbour Int. Miracle Book Club BOGUCKI, STELLA Cleveland Int. Swimming Team G.A.A. BRUNELLE, OLGA M aclcenzie H .S . CASSALE, FRANCES Burroughs I nt. Choir Girl's Basketball G .A .A. Y- Teens Lettergirl's Club CZAJKOWSKI, HELEN Copernicus Jr. II.S. Nurses Prep. BALDI, WILMA J Int. Biology Club Lettergirfs Club Clzcerleaclcrs BALICKI, JANICE Burroughs Int. Y-Teens Cheerleaders G.A.A. Lcttergirlys Club Junior Class lTreas.j Maybee Class lTreas.1 Forty D'ALFONSO, EMMA Hunter Int. DEPKI, ARYEL J. Hutchins Int. Y-Teens FIELEK, EDNA Cleveland Int. Y-Teens FRANCUCH, ANN Clerelancl Int. G.A.A. Girl's Reserves Stud. Reps. FREY, ALICE McMichael Int. GUIDI, THERESA Hunter Int. Stud. Reps. GUZIK, DOLORES Cleveland Int. Biology Club Y-Teens fScc'yI Stud. Reps. GUZIK, LORRAINE Clevelanfl Int. Y-Teens fTreas.j HEALY, NANCY JANE Nolan Int. HOWELL, VIRGINIA LEE Jeff. Int. Miravle Boolr Club N.H.S. Biology Club Outlook Staff G.A.A. HUEBNER, JOANNE .Iaelrson Int. Biology Club HUMES, DAISY M. Cleveland Int. Outlook Stajf lIliracle Boolc Club JOHNSON, MILDRED lI'lclIIiel1ael Inf. lV,H.S. KARFONTA, LOIS G. Jef. Int. KARKIE, JOYCE Cleveland Int, G .A ..'I. KATHAN, JOYCE Barbour Int. Sfurlerzf Council Stull. Reps. GA ..'I. Triangle Staff fl'll'llfIlTC Eflj KOLASINSKI, ADELE Cleveland Int. V- Teen s LANDIS, SUE Barbour Int. Biology Int. LeCLERC, DORIS St. Catherines LINTNER, MARY Barbour Int. G .A A. LOCKRIDGE, BARBARA Tappan Int. LUCK, JEANNE Tappan Int. Y- Teens MILLER, MA RY GLEN Tennessee I'- Teens PAYNE, GLORIA Russel llliracle Book Club RAGAINS, MARY JO Jeff. Int. GA .A. Ilall Guard SMITH, PAT Jeff. In t. STEELE, BEATRICE Durfee Int. Baskefball Team Lettergirl's Club Stud. Reps. G..'I.A. TINSLEY, GWENDOLYN M. Barbour Int. Miracle Book Club Hall Guard Basketball Team Letfergirls Club Triangle Stay? WIEDMAN, MARY Jef. Int. Stud. Reps. WILLIS, ELIZABETH Post Inf. Foriy-one WINGARD, PATRICIA Leland Y- Teens ZEIGLER, AMELIA Ohio Miracle Book Club Hall Guard Triangle Staff Polytech BISAGA, NANCY Pershing H.S. Drarnatics Club BUONO, GEORGE Nolan Int. F.C.A. Stage Crew DANIEL, H. DAVID Durfee Int. DANIS, ROBERT C. St. Gregory GALVIN, BARBARA Grcusel Int. Science Club Baslfetball Team M ixed Chorus Cowboy Dancers Triangle Stajf CTyr1iSt2 Forty-two GITTER, HARRISON Hutchins Int. Rifle Team Drum df: Bugle Corps M arching Band Outlook Staff Non-Comm. Club Photo. Club Hall Guard HADFIELD, DAN Southwestern H .S. HALL, SUE McMichael Int. Hall Guard HAWKINS, EDWARD McMichael Int. Outlook Staff Quill dc Scroll M ixed Chorus MELOCHE, MARGARET McMichael Int. Stud. Reps Stud. Council Sportsmenis Council Hall Guard Swimming Team Lettergirl's Club OLES, JAMES Burroughs I nt. ROBERTS, ELIZABETH P. Western H .S. Mixed Chorus SIKORSKI, .IUNE F och Int. Outlook Staj fBus. Managerj Science Club STANLEY, MARTHA Greusel Int. Swimming Team Basketball Team Tennis Team Lettergirl's Club Pres. Junior Class Vice Pres. Stud. Council Stud. Reps. Outlook Staff fGirl's Sports Edj Science Club Quill :Q Scroll Sportsmen's Council fSec'yj M ixed Chorus Senior Class lVice-Pres.Q STEVENS, GUS Burroughs Int. C hem.. Club Biology Club Lab. Assist. WINEMAN, SAM Burroughs I nt. Chem. Club Cross Country Team Printing AMBROSE, FRANK J. Condon Int. Stud. Reps. Student Council Wapika Club I Pres. 1 Stud. Assistant BOBOUSKI, JOSEPH Hutchins Int. Wapika Club Baseball Team BRUCE, ROBERT Post Int. W apilca Club fVice-Presj Stud. Assistant FANTIN, LEO Burroughs Int. R .0.T .C . Wapika Club FRANCIS, JOHN JUSKO, ART Cleveland Int. W'apilca Club Senior Rep. NOWAK, DONALD L. McMichael Int. Hi-Y Club fSec'yj Wapilfa Club Triangle Staff K Advertising Ed O'BRIEN, JOHN Greusel Int. Wapilfa Club Student Council N.H.S. PICA, JOSEPH Barbour Int. Track Team Wapilfa Club SCOTT, ALLAN C. Tappan. Int. Wapika Club KPre.s-.J Ili-Y Club N.H.S. -J TAYLOR, ROBERT Tappan Int. Wapilfa Club Science ABRAMS, GERALD Central HS. Chem. Club AFFELT, ELMER C. St. Stepherfs Chem. Club R.O.T.C. ARNHOLD, PATRICIA Nolan Int. Seieuee Club lIflatl1. Club N.H.S. Stuflent Council Junior Class lSec'yJ BAYNERT, DOLORES JUNE Greusel Int. Science Club Cheerleaders Lettergirl's Club G.A.A. BEKGRAN, SVEN Denby H.S. Biology Club BELFON, FRANCES Hutchins Int. Student Council Science Club BERRY, ANDREW Nolan Int. Stud. Reps. Chem. Club Bact. Lab. Assist. Biology Club lIlath. Club Board of Techsperts BOOTH, DOUGLAS lIIcMichael Int. BOUDOURIS, JAMES Hutchins Int. String Ensemble Coneert Orch. Chamber Orch. BRYK, HARRY Cleveland Int. CHERESHINA, EARL Durfee Int. CHU, RICHARD Loyola Acad. Chem. Club Biology Club Chess Club DABICH, DANICA Nolan Int. N .H .S. Quill df Scroll Outlook Staff fReporterj Triangle Stay? fAss't.-Ed.-In- Chiefj Science Club Lab. Assist. Stud. Reps. Forty-three DE SMYTER, LYNN H. Jackson Int. Track Team lCapt.J C ross Country Team. Stuflcnt Council Biology Club l.etter'm.en's Club fTreas.J Quill cl: Scroll Chess Club S portsmen's Council Outlook Staff KSPOTTS-If!l.J Math. Club DOTSON, KENNETH Nolan Int. Biology Club Stull. Reps. ll'rcs. LQ V. I'resJ Junior Class KV. l'res.j Student Council ENGELDER, CONRAD J. McMichael Int. Student Council Clllfill. Club lScc'y dk Treas.J Biology Club Stud. Reps. DOBERENZ, ERIC H. Warren H .S. Chem. Club lPres.J M ath. Club N.H.S. FINZEL, JOAN Burroughs Int. FRIEDMAN, RITA Durfee Int. Science Club Photography Club GERGER, JERRY Hutchins Int. Stud. Reps. Chem. Club Forty-four GOLDHOFF, B. IRWIN Durfee Int. HAGER, GERALD Jaclfson Int. Biology Club fSec'yJ U11 css Club HAGOPIAN, EDGAR Post Int. Biology Club lPres.J Chem. Club lWath. Club Chess Club Stull. Reps. HAROUTUNIAN, ARMINE Gre usel I nt. Science Club Stud. Reps. HARPER, ROBERT Tappan Int. Non-Comm. Club HATTON, JOHN D McMichael Int. Track Team Lattermcn's Club Biology Lab. Assist. Chem. Club KV. Pres.J N.H.S. HAYES, ANNE MARIE Jackson Int. Cowboy Dance Club Science Club Biology Club N .H .S. HEIN, DAVID Pershing H .S . Chem. Club Math. Club HOBYAK, JOHN Nolan Int. Junior Class f Pres. J Lettermenfs Club K Pres. J Football Tcam HOLLOWELL, MELVIN HOOD, HAROLD Hutchins Int. Officers Club Quill rfc Scroll fTreas.j Chem. Club Biology Club Outlook Staff lAssist.-News- Ed.J JONAS, BOB Hutchins Int. Lettermen's Club Basketball Team Triangle Staff I Sports Edj KAHNER, ALFRED A. Barbour Int. Hall Guard KAPUSCINSKI, VIVAN Burroughs Int. Lettergirl's Club Science Club Basketball Team Lab. Assist. G.A.A. KATLEIN, STAN. Hutchins Int. KELSAY, RICHARD Hutchins Int. Varsity Baseball Varsity Basketball LETTUTIIIGILIS Club lSee'y.1 Maybee Class lSee'y.j KOPRINCE, ESTHER Cleveland Int. Cheerleaders Stud. Reps. G.A .A KUKULA, JOHN Cleveland Int. LA TORRE, VICTOR Nolan Int. LIMPERIS, TOM lIlelIfiel1ael Int. Stud. Reps. lllath.. Club LUZOD, CARMEN Ilutelzirzs Int. l1.A.A. Lettergirlfs Club Seienee Club fV. Presj Stud. Reps. Student Council Biology Club Basketball Teum MARMORSTEIN, JEROME Durfee Int. MCGILL, JAMES St. Charles Il. S, Student Council Cherrt. Club Chess Club lIlatlL. Club MCLAUGHLIN, JOHN MILLER, MILDRED E. C omrneree H .S. M izred Chorus Hall Guard Stud. Reps. Tennis Team GAA. MORREN, KATHLEEN MelIlieh.ael Int. Student Couueil lSee'y.1 Stud. Reps. Seienee Club .lurzior Class I Treas.l Board of Teehsperts Triangle Staff lSe1z.ior Ed.J MOSS, DAVID Central IIS. NIEMIEC, EDWARD Clzudsey II.S. RASH, IRVING .laelrson I ut. Outlook Staff lEd.-irz.-Cltiefl Quill A2 Scroll REVES, BILL MeMiel1.ael Int. Concert Baud RICHARDSON, REBECCA Burroughs Int. RUFEINO, GASPER Barbour Int. Chem. Club SAVILLE, JOAN llutelzius Int. Seienee Club fPres.l Uutlooh' Staff fAss't Fd.-in-Clziefl Biology Club Student Council Stud. Reps. Board of Teolzsperts Quill Je Scroll SCOBLE, DON Burbour Iut. Truelr Team fludoor cb Outdoor! Lettermeufs Club Chess Club SCRIPNICIUC, HELEN C. Northeastern ll.S. Forty-five SHABLUK, ALICE Cleveland Int. Science Club Biology Club Board of Techspects Math. Club N .H .S. SHAFFER, BARBARA Redford H. S. SKOWRON, RICHARD Cleveland Int. Math. Club SKURSKI, FRANK Jeff. Int. Baseball Team Math. Club Track Team SMITHSON, KENNETH Barbour Int. Stud. Reps. SNYDER, ARTHUR Durfee Int. Chem. Club lIlath. Club Outlook Staff KReporterJ Biology Club N.H.S. STASUK, BORIS Cleveland Int. Forty-six THEODOROFF, MARY J. Nolan Int. Science Club fTreas.J Y - Teens Chess Club VASSALLO, CHARLES J. Nein as Int. VITTA, JOHN N. Nolan Int. Outlook Staff KCO-feature Edj Student Council KPres.J Stud. Reps. Chem. Club lIIath. Club Biology Club Quill dc Scroll Tennis Team Lettermen's Club S portsmen's Council WALDMAN, ELIZABETH Durfee Int. Photography Club WEBER, LEON Durfee Int. Chem. Club Math. Club Student Council N .H ,S. WELLER, ELIZABETH Hutchins I nt. Math. Club Science Club WILLIAMS, LOUIS A. Hutchins Int. Biology Club Chem. Club WITT, DONALD E Mackenzie H. S. Orch. WYNECOFF, RICHARD U. D. High Lettermenfs Club Football Team Track Team YOSKOVICH, JOE Greusel Int. Chem. Club N.H.S. High School BISBEE, ELEANOR BRANZEI, ALEXANDER KELLER, HAROLD M. MITCHELL, WILLIAM R. MOWATT, HARRY B. POOLE, EDITH A. THAIN, CHARLES Summer School Graduates Aero KAPSEN, NORMAN J. LIVINGSTON, AMBROSIO H utchins I nt. Track Team MCCONNELL, CHARLES W. Post Int. R.0.T.C. Ojficers Club MILLER, MARTIN Durfec Int. ROZICH, RICHARD J. Post Int. WENNER, BENJIMAN Durfec I nt. WISE, BILL Hutchins I rzt. Football Team Basketball Team Lettermenfs Club fPrcs.j YOUNG, GEORGE H. DOPADZINSKI, RICHARD JAVEZIAN, NORMAN MERRIWEATHER, ARTHUR Cleveland Int. WISNIEWSKI, JOHN St. Ladislaus Arch. Bldg. Art GREGORY, MARION Lowrey J. H. S. MORENCY, RAYMOND Burroughs I nt. PIZZO, JOHN Barbour Int. Arch. Club R.0.T.C. ROSEMAN, CELESTE E. McMifrhael Int. lIliracle Book Club Girl's Chorus SC HRAG, BERNARD N einas I nt. SMITH, BOB T. Forfy-seven WROTSLAVSKY, ARNOLD A. Hutclzins Int. Junior Art Club Dress Design DI LABIO, IDA Crczzsol Int. RADTKE, ALICE GTl'll,9l'l Int. Dancing Club SAFIAN, DOLORES Burroughs Int. Faslz ion Board SURDACKI, ALFREDA Clmwlanrl Int. Home Ec. COHEN, PEARL Jeff Int. Student Council Stud. Reps. ELLISON, SHIRLEY Barbour Int. Miracle Book Club Forty-eight GOBER, FRANCES Shvrrarfl Int. Miracle Book Club Hall Guard HAZARD, ANNA Condon Int. Basketball Team IAQUINTA, ANTIONETTE Greusel Int. Y-Teens JANIGA, BERNADINE Northeastern H .S . Y- Teens Electrical DE CAMILLIS, SAM Central H .S . Elect. Stockman MARTIN, GLENN Northwestern H .S . Star Delta Club NORRIS, DELOS E. Nolan Int. Star Delta Club PENN, WILLIAM J Post Int. ROSS, ALBERT Mech. Drafting KULLGREN, DONALD E. Redford H.S. Senior Drafting Club SYLVESTER, ROLAND G. Barbour Int. Stud. Reps. Senior Drafting Club Student Council Machine Shop RUSSELL, HENRY .laclrson Int. Hall C uarrl Music DUBRIWNY, WALDMYR Chaclsvy Il. S. Banrl Orch. MITCHELL, JAMES R. WOLAN, CONRAD J. Polytech GORDON, JACK GRISH, JOSEPH KING, ISADORE RICH, KENNETH B. Science ARDUINO, JOHN V. SZALONY, Al. N einas Int. BANDONI, PETER Nolan Int. Football Team Hall Guard HANDELSMAN, HARRY Durfee Int. Tennis Team Basketball Team KENDALL, GEORGE Jackson I nt. Chem. Club Biology Club I Pres. J LARIVEE, BOB Peace Luthern RICHEY, GERALDINE W. Hutchins Int. Science Club Hall Guard Swimming Team STI NSON, NORMAN lIIeMichael Int. YOUNG, GLENNIE Additional Graduates MCCLATCHER, ROMAN NICHOLLS, KENNETH HAMILTON, THOMAS PARUSZKIEWICZ, JOSEPH PARKER, GEORGE PASCHKE, DON PITUCH, WILLIAM SIMS, JOHN R. GOTTWIK, OTTO wlCKsTEo, LARRY CELANI, Jo:-LN HOEMANN, FREDERICK KING, WALLACE DORAN, FRANCIS BALANSOFF, ISADORE HUSTON, HAROLD BOYCE, LYDIA REED, BERNICE SCHEERSCHMIDT, WHITE, MILDRED LEE, HARRY PORTER, DAVID NANCY DERGAZARIAN, THOMAS GALANTER, MAX Forty-nine Fifty une Achievements JUNE MOCK ELECTION: Most studious Boy: George Booth, art Most studious Girl: Anne Marie Hayes, science Boy most likely to succeed: Irving Rash, science Girl most likely to succeed: Danica Dabich, science Most popular boy: John Hobyak, science Most popular girl: Martha Stanley, polytech Best dressed boy: Ken Dotson, science Best dressed girl: Dorothy Webster, art Boy with most school spirit: Bob Jonas, science Girl with most school spirit: Martha Stanley, polytech Most athletic boy: Bill Wise, aero Most athletic girl: Roxanne Solakian, music Most handsome boy: Ken Dotson, science Best looking girl: Florence Ingrisan, Dress Design Class Baby: James McGill, science Class brown: Joyce Kathan, home ec. Class clown: Jerry Gerger, science Most active boy: John Vitta, science Most active girl: Martha Stanley, polytech Boy with the best line: John Hobyak, science Girl with the best line: Mary Lintner, nurses prep. TYPICAL STUDENTS: Aero-Auto: Charles Stratton Architectural: Joseph LaHood Art: Carl Strobe Electrical: Arnold Hirvela Dress Design: Margaret Sankovich Machine Shop: James Holden Mechanical Drafting: Don Bardel Music: Natette Norton Nurses Prep: Virginia Howell Polytech: Barbara Galvin Printing: John O'Brien Science: David Moss Wayne University Mildred Johnson ..... Nurses Prep. Arthur Snyder .............. Ist Alternate Madeline Artin ............. 2nd Alternate Greek Fraternity Scholarships Katherine Mehelas Peter Psihogios ...... Ist Alternate WRITING AWARDS FOR I948 Scholastic Awards: John Vitta ................. Dorothy Webster .. John Dyni ........ Robert Knuckles . . . Wanda Seymour . . . William Gaugler ........... Dave Woodling ........... .........GoldKey 3 Honorable Mention 'I Honorable Mention I Honorable Mention I Honorable Mention I Honorable Mention . I Honorable Mention Journalistic Awards for the Outlook: International Honor Rating from the N.S.P.A. George M. Gallup Award from the Quill and Scroll ART AWARDS FOR I948 Easter Seal Poster: Marshall Campbell . . . Mark Burgess ...... Ardy Kazarozian . . . Virginia Snead .... Robert Taylor ,... McCandlish Poster: Thomas Bradley . . . Meat Poster: Charles Pollack ....... Richard Zigmunt ...... Genevieve Tomaschewski Carl Strobe .......... Seymour LeVine ....... Walker Poster Contest: Genevieve Tosamchewski Thomas Bradley ....... Jeanette Le Blanc ........ Scholastic Art Scholarships: Winner Winner Winner Winner Winner Winner Winner ...sso ...525 ...STO S5 S5 . . S200 H5200 H5150 HS 75 U5 50 HS I0 ...S75 ...S35 ...SI5 Richard Bogart ................ Chicago Institute ot Arts Noel Yauch ...... ..... A rt Student's League ot New York Elaine Havelock ....................... Parson's School Don Carrick .... . . . Colorado Springs School of Fine Arts Charles Chope .... ...... R hode Island School ot Design Renee Kaupiz ................ Society of Arts and Crafts Scholastic Award Prizes: Gerald Frye ........... Mark Burgess ...,..,. Dolores Drwal .... Regina Kassel .... Ardy Kazarozian . . . Marilyn Kodear ..... Ronald Stachowiak . . . Carl Strobe ........ .. S25 Ist Ist 'Ist Ist Ist Ist Ist 11-1-X 1,4-4 MATH- 5 Q EN9 Eg vom MQW! .W ,ZQNALD STAC Fifty-one if . I ' ' 2 ,e . ADAMS, C. ARMSTRONG, E. ASTLEFORD, J. BAILEY, C. Mach. Shop Illath. English Bacteriology BEGIAN, H. BICKEL, J. BISCHOF, A. BISTRITZKY, M. Music Chem. Am. Lit. Music BOETTCHER, R. BOLLER, R. BOWLBY, G. BOYD, T. Eng. Lit. Comp. fDept. Headj Comp. Am. Hist. H R, -V: KKLVVK - , Yi-.HQ 2 P ii V ,i, ' BRANTON, R. CAMPBELL, B. CAMPBELL, J. CARTY, A. History Dramatics Foundry fDept. Headj Phy. Ed. Fifty-two J J A CLAVE, R. COHOE, B. COMER, J. CONSIDINE, B. Aero .f1rtComp. Elect. Const. Food Prep. 45417 lull :iwwf 'Z 3 - . .,. . . K 2 aa, Q .. I 9' 5, iz Q . 4533 ,.: ::. ? ' !: . ' 8 , . .,., i?..xf,+g3g,a ' - X SV Jae. if mills..- BALL, L. Dress Design BLACK, D. fDept. Headj Mech. Drafty, . , ., ,g f 5 YS Nm xg I ya! N, .W M .6 , Q. 4' BRACKETT, D. Gen. Art CHANEY, M. Latin COOPER, D. Health Ed. Emwftiff :ff il573TifE -'fl ip Sty., 4 s . W, .K ., . J, 35 MQ . Y x . a. 'W uv ,IPI S if Q rj 6 , ,,.,,, , BALLARD, B. Food Prep. Q ,ff S iw BLAIR, I. Building BRAND, H. Chem. Quant CHERRY, M. Gen. Art ...li i mf .ffl CUDILLO, F. Health Ed. 'fi'-P17 fW.f'.zzff 'Em'-iw .-.Sf CZAJCZYNSKI, L. DAVIS, M. 1Ua1'h. Pan and Inh, I'o.vf1'r nf s. ,L , g p I . l . I ' i . . EATON, M. FLEMING, N. .A1r1Hisf. .-1riComp. FULTON, H. GAYLORD, H. Health Ed. Uhcm. Qual. DOLAN, G. Gvonz. C'onc. FOUNTAIN, A. Jlach. Tool Up. GIBSON, D. Gen.Che1n. GORDON, L. GOW, J. Mafia. I'fngIi.vh GRANGER, F. Acro ,. . ., DONNELLY, J. Hlcch. Draw. FREY, F. flhfpf. Ilcazlj qllg. .'11l7'. GOODFELLOW, M. Civics GRIMES, L. .In1. Ilixforg I HOLMBERG, T. HUEBNER, C. JACOBSON, A. JARED, R. Gen. Chem. Comp. Biology fIJI'lIf.11I'Il!lJ Organic Chem. DOUB, A. Trig. FRICKE, F. f1Jr'pt.IIeadj .Wach. Shop GOODRICH, H. Jlech. Drazc. HAMMOND, R. Vocal '. iffwi- .-f 2' JOHNSON, R. Comp. 5 DREW, E. Study lla ll FULCHER, M. Ilealth Ed. GOODWIN, H. Printing HOCKING, R. Elect. KELLER, L. Aero Fifty-ihree KENK, L. Ifarp LOOMIS, H. Chfm. Qual. J MILLARD, A. C om p. NORSWORTHY, W. Gen.. Chem. 4 OTT, J. Comp. Fifty-four KIRKLAND, M. KLEPINGER, G. LANCE, R. LEHR, E. LENTZ, F. '1rch. Drafting fDept. Headj Gen. Chem. Am. History Arch. Drafting Vocal f ,X ! LUROS, G. MCCULLAGH, S. MCMULLAN, H. MARCOTTE, J. MIDDLETON, M. f'hr'm. Gen. Geom. Concepts Grfn. Chfm. rim. History Biology MILLER, O. MOLZOFF, G. MONTICELLO, C. MUELLER, C. NAVICKAS, E. Economics Elements, Music Geom. Geom. Con. Gen. Chem. 'K I Lr vk K r 'fl A. -:':- f ai t 22183 4 U OBEL, A. OBEL, E. ORLOFF, F. OSBORNE, H. OTT, B. Gen. Chem. Jrt Comp. fllrfpt. Ilvazlj Nutrition fDr'pt. Ileadj J Dress Design Auto, Aero PACK, G. PADELFORD, H. PATERSON, J. PULFORD, H. QUA, M. Jewelry Foundry Metallzargy Latin Comp. f X RAY, L. ROSE, O. ROWLEY, S. Comp. fllept. Hearlj Phy. and Anatomy Elect. SALTON, G. SCHAUPNER, M. Qual. Chem. Comp. SCHUHOLTZ, R. Lettering f N7 J 5 1 i . .. .g, ,,55 ---. 1:2525 v SKEWIS, D. SMITH, M. SOULE, C. fDept. Headj Comp. Physics Graphic Design Blu SUTTON, B. SUTTON, T. TAKKEN, E. Physics Physics Latin 3 T TURQUIST, C. WENNING, R. WENTINK, P. Aero Physics Algebra is K. RUMBALL, J. RYBOCK, P. SALCHOW, O. Trig. Printing Algebra f SETHER, B. SHIELDS, R. SIMON, J. Cost. Ill. fDept. Headj Biology Printing SPRAGUE, R. SPRAGUE, W. STORMZAND, H. Drafting Algebra Radio TAKKEN, J. TEN EYCK, D. TREVARROW, W. f1I'7L.lJl1I'NI. Physics .-lero WENZEL, J. WESTERLUND, L. ZERBER, W. 11'7ll.PT0lI. Dress Design Electrical Fifty-five Fifty-six etire ents The Triangle Staff acting in the name of the faculty, students, and the Graduating Classes of 1947-48 take this opportunity to pay homage to the teachers who have completed their teaching careers. Each year an increasing number of Cass Teachers reach the retirement age. Most of their teaching has been done at Cass and they have been a potent influence on thousands of Cass students during the past thirty years. They can rightly feel they have made an important con- tribution to their community. We wish all you much happiness in your new adventures. MRS. C. ABERG MR. I. BLAIR MR. BOETTCHER SGT. G. DRY MRS. L. GRIMES Mrs. Cora Aberg is probably the only math teacher in Detroit to have a Law Degree and who regularly practices law each summer with a prosecuting attorney. For many years a well known personality about Cass, Mrs. Aberg was instrumental in starting the National Progressive Republican's League under the leadership of Bob LaFollette in her home town of Shell Lake, where she retired last June. Mr. Ivan Blair, of the Architectural Department came to Cass in 1925 after being trans- ferred from the Cooper School where he taught shop. While at Cass, he sponsored the Arch. Club for approximately 5 years. Although he looks forward to his retirement, he stated that he will miss many of his friends. Although Cass is the only high school at which I have taught, I can't think of any I would have rather taught at, stated Mr. Boettcher. He has been at Cass since 1921, teaching mostly English, but supplementing the summer months with the teaching of social sciences. Upon retirement, Mr. Boettcher plans to make his home at Central Lake, Michigan, where he and Mr. Lawrence T. Ray are neighbors. Most of his time, he remarked, will be spent upon remodeling his home, after which he has no definite plans. Sgt. George Dry, who was known as Sarge to his many acquaintances, retired after nearly 20 years of service. He first came to Cass as an instructor in military training. Under his direction Cass' R.O.T.C. Units won the second highest award in the United States. Later Sarge assumed the duties of loading the passenger elevators, keeping order in the auditorium, substitute teaching in study halls, and taking charge of the Lost and Found. Having taken part in some important history herself, Mrs. L. V. Grimes is well suited to her position of history teacher. Women's suffrage was one of the important issues when Mrs. Grimes was young and she actively took part in the fight for women's rights. This widely traveled, white-haired lady will leave Cass with many pleasant memories of the years spent here. IITHPQ MR. H. HINMAN MR. I. KOEHLER MRS. A. PETERS MR. R. POLK MRS. E. TAFT Harry Winfield Hinman has capably directed the Cass Tech Adult Education Program since the year 1922. During this time students have come to know him as an extremely helpful and friendly man. He was born in Illinois, and moved to Nebraska soon after his birth, Being too busy to obtain a great deal of formal education, he left school at the age of sixteen and started to work for the Burlington Railway as an apprentice machinist. In 1904 he entered the University of Nebraska and spent five years completing his high school and college training, graduating at the end of that time with a B.S. Degree. He was awarded the Sigma Xl and was elected to Sigma Tau while in college. Upon his graduation, he went to Wymore, Nebraska, to marry a home town girl, Gertrude Neumann. After several years of railroading experience Harry was sent to represent the Santa Fe Railroad at a conference of the National Association of Corporation Schools. While there, he met Mr. E. G. Allen, late principal of Cass Tech, who asked if he were interested in public work in schools, As a result of this meeting, Harry Hinman was placed in Cass as an instructor, and was made principal of the Cass Tech Adult Educa- tion Program lEvening Schoolj in 1902. Hinman has the rare ability of maintaining a close and confidential relationship with his constantly changing staff. He never gives an order, but gets things done, through the use of well told stories. I. G. Koehler, head of the Cass architectural and mechanical drafting departments, has retired after 39 years with the Detroit Board of Education, 37 of which were served at Cass. He has been here longer than any other teacher. Reminiscing, Mr. Koehler tells of watching the elite of Detroit showing their equestrian abilities on the present site of Cass, which was also the site of the Detroit Creamery later. We have at Cass the finest architectural and mechanical departments in the country, remarked Mr. Koehler, who gives entire credit to what he calls a wonderful group of associate teachers. Mr. and Mrs. Koehler have retired to their home on the banks of Lake Huron. Mrs. Augusta Peters has had many ups and downs during her 22 years at Cass operating an elevator. 99'M: of the students have just been wonderful. She added, I've enioyed it immensely here at Cass, and have met many nice people that I'm going to miss. Mr. Ralph Polk retired after 21 years at Cass as head of the Printing Department. This reserved man was also supervisor of printing of all Detroit Public Schools. Mr. Polk limited his instruction to a :enior printing class only. Despite the fact that official duties were numerous, he managed to write three textbooks which are now being used by Cass' Printing Department. Mr. Polk plans to do a little gardening, but mentions something about a printing laboratory which may cause the garden to suffer a little. Known to many students, and liked by all those who ever had her for civics or history, Mrs. Alleine Taft retired last term to her hometown of Hillsdale, where she once taught high school. According to Mrs. Qua, Mrs. Taft is enioying her retirement very much, after spending twenty years at Cass. Significant of Mrs. Taft was the way she handled her classes, never speaking harshly to students, but acting as if they were her equals, and rather than preaching civics to them, she discussed it, which made her classes both interesting and informative. Fifty-seven v ,-L: .,:., ,M U K A 2 1. f T' A K Q X L I X 2 . 1, ., .,y,. E, ,H QU. Q 45 5 AH, 1ZQugTj V v US . Qsf'vam?w.. 'Hz if qw Q W,,,,l Q20 'F Q M ,if 3 mg , rv ?'4,w64 V 0 my H sg U U A ,Q ME: W ggggginzx W W9 i 3 'M 1, A I 3 PS' is W uv,-w..n . 1 V 1 , i :X A , , mf 322 - M' W 45 f A M Sw X fifz g 5 ?'l,.5w in sf , N, 1 , Y ei -A2 'S m ' s x A f,,.q,,mv,:gawMf Awvivigwfwpzsgv ,EMI , , , A, S?wf'FH?1s1t2i' f 5 f GX' SPYUH EEQTHWQ 355.2- .x ES I YQ , pm C: 55 A- !1 5 YM P H Q N Y .,,. ENIQ 1 R M Puy CER T' M O Qgggg QW Fwy- Fiffy-nine fm!! WW. ..M,.,J 7'-H THE FINALL v M3 Ytzifffiufg OF wo' , f J Zlff, LUNG ' CWUUVIJ' IVUW 70 D0 Ai?6 Sixfy-fwo gd 7f3,fm'LY-1 - S fy fh ,,,.,....-- , --, Sixty-four FOOTBALL TEAM ' I BOTTOZW ROIV: A. Stubs, F. Bigham, B.K:1ljinn. H, Douglas, J. Gidlcy, A. Miyama, R. Jones. SECOND ROIV: B. Wise, B. Fucik, M. Kling, G Toyeas. B. Yee, K. Pclto, F. Silva. THIRD ROW: F. Cudillo Ccoacliy, I. Cindricli, .l. Hobyak, R. Vvyncvoff, D. Kcrstcn, C. Mantey, A. Orlando. i FOOTBALL SCORES O Cass ............... Northern 0 Cass .... .... N ortheastern 6 Cass .... .... D enby 0 Cass .... .... S outheastern 7 Cass .... .... M iller O Cass .... .... H amtramck 0 Cass .... .... P ershing VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Led by their all-city halfback Ivan Cindrich, the Cass eleven fought a hard but losing bat- tle every week of the gridiron season. Had a few of the breaks come their way, the orphans would have finished among the top teams of the league. Typical of the bad breaks was in the Northeastern game, where Cass scored a touchdown but it was called back and the Green and White then failed to score. With nine varsity men returning next year, the out- look for next season is much brighter. The season's highlight was the game with Denby, the city champs, in which Cass, trailing 12-6 in the closing seconds of the game, put on a determined pass attack which almost resulted in victory. FOOTBALL RESERVE TEAM IZOTTOTW 1fOll': Irving Toborman. Harvey Golcllierg, Vernon Greer, llll'l13.I'Ll llleissuer, Paul H. lispy. SECOND ROW: VVilliz1m Klein. Paul Bailey, Julius Combs, Andrew Polk, llflorio Carusco, Bob Tllorburn. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Green! White! Fight! Fight! And fight they did! Led by their co-captains Bill Wise and Joe Auer, the Cass Cagers completed one of the most successful cage seasons in a decade. Proving the old theory that you need material to have a winning team, Frank Cudillo did a fine iob of coaching the team into the city playoffs. Had the boys been a little more accurate on the foul shooting line, they would have played an undefeated season in the regular competition on the East Side. This handicap was noticeable as Northern K46-421 and Miller C28-261 the city champs, nosed out the boys from Cass. The Detroit Times hon- ored Bill Wise as all-city center on the first team, and Joe Auer to the prep. Hall-of- Fame. With Nick Toyeas, John Kalevas, Rueben Thompson, Joe Auer, and Jim Geddes returning for next year's competition, the Caxs five will continue the fine example set by the 1947-1948 team. BASKETBALL TEAM BOTTOM ROW: Frank Cudillo fcoach , Bill Wise fccnterj, Joe Auer fforwardj, Jim Geddes Cfor- wardj, Arnold Buzzard Cforwardj. SECOND ROW: Nick Toyeas fguardj, Bob Jonas Cguardj, Reuben Thompson Qguardj, Richard Kel- say fguardj, J0ll1l Kalevas Qguardj. 1947-1948 SEASON 32 Cass ............... Eastern 41 Cass .... .... P ershing 26 Cass .... .... M iller 42 Cass .... .... N orthern 30 Cass .... .... N ortheastern 30 Cass .... .... H amtramck 38 Cass .... .... D enby 52 Cass ............... Alumni 40 Cass ............... Southeastern Play-offs 30 Cass ............... Southeastern Consolation 23 Cass ............... Mackenzie Boy's Reserve Basketball Team BOTTOM ROll : Seymour Zate CGJ, Ralph SECOND ROW: Albert Orlando fGuardJ, Tohen fForwardJ . Louis Dorfman fC02lClll. George Fulton CForwardJ ,Stanley Finkelstein Edward Hagopian QGJ, Leonard RadionoH iForwardl, George Lee fForwardl, Bob fForwardJ , Frank Ravanal fGuardJ . T hurburn QForWard1 , Jerry Godfrey fGuardD , James May iGuardJ . Sixty-five Sixty-six .cfs ' - -, ' , f 7 3 , ,V .Q , Q' 1. . -r M . t .gi 5 .gyggf A ., . .3 1' , . I Q.. . V- If 2 i , .., 4-we I i '51 1-wif . - Ziff A . , ' 5 ' 1, , A If' . . --.19 ' fr-. li '12 'L'.-2.1 : 'l'f E.f 5 - dljifw ' iii , f - .55 g y , ..,. .,,. L . . r A 'Y f'-' 's ww ' f ou t WWF: A af' f ' ' it g I Q' fr H551-,.::? .-. sr f V, - Q , .ff - . ., . ' . . -rr .1 '-:::,':. . , ' A I:. ' fd -135. 2 . - . ,I , :-133, ff Hills- 4 , WW if Q, , H., . dim ',,:.. .gs . ,, it .-.. . , f - I 1 ,V -ry . . J K X - . ff -, ' 1 wp J fibiidlf hyd ':.:,..-Q :s.'-ef...-1-f,-v w,g,,f- ia.. ,,fg.,:-. ,ii 5 ,kt f 1 Mt- Q, f ' A - ' . .. ,, - .tc .... . . ,. 7 -M ,, .. i -rf' - .,,.. . ,K .. ,. w . . -I -r Ez- . i . N I. 5335 f -- , AI ... Qsiwg g 5 in 511.g i- SWIMMING TEAM BOTTOM ROTV: George Clough, James Byrd, SECOND ROW: Don Hooper Qeoach, John buns Phil Russek, Don Reifler, Jerry VandcWiele. CCO-Capt.Q, Jim Hueber QCO-Captj, Ronald Jolm SWIMMING TEAM Although they were submerged by Denby in the opening meet, the Cass Tankers practi- cally drowned Eastern, Northern, and Ham- tramck while losing again only to Southeast- ern. For the second straight season under coach Don Cooper, the Tankers finished with a winning percentage. The Cass relay team of George Clough, Norm Ziegelman, Phil Russek, and Richard Rowland set a Cass record in the Northwest- ern High School pool during the city finals. Only Rowland will graduate. Outstanding were: .lim Hueber lco-captainj in diving, Ronald Johnson in the backstroke, Richard Rowland in the free style, and .lohn Sims lco-captainj in the breaststroke. The co-captains for next season are George Clough and Norm Ziegelman. son, VVa1ly King. CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM With all-city Chalmers Alexander and Lynn De Smyter pacing the Harriers, the Cass Cross-Country Team finished a successful season on the cinder pathway. Under the fine coaching of Mr. D. Cooper, and with the will to win, the thinclads trounced Northeastern, Hamtramck, North- ern, and Southern during the regular season. Placing second in the East Side Meet, the Boys from Cass came within two points of Pershing for the honor of becoming East Side Champs. With three returning lettermen, Cass should uphold its reputation next year as a cross- country champion. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM BACK RO IV: Joe Cosa-ione, Carl Fraidenburgh, Sol FRONT ROW: Al Blair, Jerry Liebow, Cllallllel' Bialiek, Don Scoble, Ralph Rancher, Mandell Alexander, Jake Hurik, Lynn DeSInyter, Carl Schane. Lucas. ,A BOYS' TENNIS TEAM BOTTOJI RUTV: Harry Douglas, John Vitta CC:1pt.j. Sam Catalan. SI'X'UNIJ RU IV: lVaync Lurno, Jolln Hobyak, Jr. TENNIS TEAM Though losing their all-city Captain, Bernie Fowler, due to graduation, the Cass Tennis team of 1948 strived to continue their fine showing of last year when they won the East Side Championship. The squad was strengthened by previous lettermen Wayne Larno, Walter Koziol, Sam Catalan and Captain John Vitta, returning, Although only in his second season as coach of the Tennis Team, Frank Cudillo seems to get the proper results. lt seems safe to predict another successful season for the team, stated Captain John Vitta at the beginning of the season. GOLF TEAM As we go to press, the Golf Team has just concluded practice and is about to meet Southeastern in its first match. With Richard Polus and Acting Captain Roy Vomastek re- turning from last year's successful team, which won five and lost three matches, the Golfers are aiming to tee off for another winning season. Expected to help strengthen the squad is Jim Gidley and Tom Richardson. The coach is Mr. Leonard Czaiczynski. GOLF TEAM BOTTOM RUVV: Jolm Dyni, Roy Voma- stek, Dick Polus, I.. S. Czajczynski QSpon- sorj, Dave Woodling, Constantine Marga- ritis, Jim Gidley. an is f' Sixty-seven GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM TOP RO IV: Helen Fulton cCl0H.CllD, Shirley Mc'1'yre Qflaptaiiij, Gloria Penny BOTTOZW ROIV: Grace Fink, Delorse Chandler, Barbara Galvin, Naomi Sims GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES OF l948 SEASON The Girls' Varsity basketball team ended the season with a very fine record of four wins and their only loss was to Mackenzie. The absence of Delores Chandler was keenly felt in the Mackenzie game. The work of Gloria Penney and Delores ChandIer's 90-point total gained the girls the other four victories. Led by Capt. Shirley McTyre, the guards checked the enemy forwards closely. Norma Brogden and Grace Fink as guards prevented the enemy from scoring easily. The Reserve team was characterized by a large amount of fighting spirit. Their hard playing and steady practicing have made them well prepared to step into the shoes of the varsity. Sixty-eight Mackenzie-28 Cass- Eastern-6 Cass- Southeastern-24 Cass- Southwestern-20 Cass- Commerce-23 Cass- GIRLS' RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM BOTTOM ROW: Lois Ulmer, Peggy Trolley, Anna Hazard, Betty Gaines, Nellie Sims, Judy Truden. I GIRLS' SWIMMING TEAM The Girls' Swimming team started the swimming season off with a bang. The Mer- maids won two out of three meets entered. Capt. Erna Johnson and Roxanna Solakian were the stars of the team. SWIMMING TEAM BUTTON! RUIV: Doris Olflenkamp. Pat Nordhy. Natalie Skrohuk, Helen Vargzi, Helen Crichton. SEFOND ROW: Nellie Sims. .Iune lVard. .Io Anne Mc-Curdy, Adele Blasko CSecy.j, Jacqueline Beam. Roxanne Solakian QMgr.j. THIRD ROW: Grave Fink, Hrna Johnson QCapt.j, Ophelia Palevieh, Nancilec Bergren, Barbara Angeli. GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM With only Glennie Young returning, the Girls' Tennis Team is having a difficult time getting started. But under the guidance of Miss Helen Fulton, the team is sure to have a successful season. GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM HOTTOIII RUIV: Glennie Young Qfaptj. Grace Fink, Vera Brewus, Martha Stanley. Sixty-nine u.4x-cull' 0 : I RGANIZ A Tla Ns ADVERTISING ART CLUB HOTTOIW ROW: Ronald Star-howiak fl'rcs.D , Dorothy Dilleniuth, Natalie Goldberg, Lois Newell, BIary Jane Healey, R. K. Schnholz lklponsorj , George Booth, Joan Lijewski, Janet Tellefsen. SECOND ROW: Anna Chung, Charlotte Hirsehnian, Toshi Sakow, Maynie Jones, J anice Edwards, Margaret Innes, Shirley Klein, Nicholas Buhalis, Madeline Artin, Renee Maria Toni, Cleo Niki Stathes. THIRD HOIIL' Nlarjorie lValker, Jack Yani- kian. Elaine Havelock, Delores Hllynard, Gen- evieve Toinaszerski. BIohannned Bey, Bill IIHIIQIGT, Lawrence Short. Grant S. Lashbrook, Rhoda Braun, Lil Wloloek, Coleman Hill. 1 Ol,7RTlI ROW: Carl Strobe, lllargot Dc- drick. John Lavery, Gerald Frye, Joseph NI. iilasko. Gerald Picknian, Don Carriek, Rich- arfl Bogart. Joe Fazio, Ray Rosenberg, Thomas Atkinson, Seymour LeVine. AEOLIAN HARP CLUB BOTTOIW ROW: Davene Ross, Pauline Fleshner QSec.j , llliss Lanrietta Kenk QSpon- sorj , Dorothy Thompson fTreas.j , Irene Ku- vharski Ql'res.D, Edith Paschke QVice-Pres.j. SECOND ROVV: Nadia Berkey, Patricia Wood, Jeanne Rowe, lNIarilyn Morris, Mary Lou Grant, Florence Irwin, Jane King, Doris Ellen Holland. TIIIHD ROIVZ Ann lNIartinovich, Evelyn Davis, Shirley Weigand, Audrey Clore, Lella Owen, Jo Ann Jones, lNIarilyn Chiekowsky, Gloria 'l'nrner, Christine Pappas. AERO CLUB HOTTOIVI RO IV-' Richard Shobe Q'I'reas.j, I,arry Garcliic Qviee- l'res.j, Joe Neubacher Ql'res.j, Bob Kaslnnerick QSec yj, Frank Bitonti. s1ac'oN1J 1:oW.- Martin Bryan Csgr.-as AFIIISD, Jerry Tertzakian, Norman Degen- hardt, Robert Schaaf, VVIII. Gaunio, Chal- nicrs Alexander. TIIIIZIJ HOIVS VVillis lllancliester, Robert Galloway, Mike Verterasian, Richard Row- land, Aubrey Bowditch, Frank Silva. ARCHITECTURAL CLUB BOTTOM ROW: Connie Davies, Bill Vogel tl,res.J, Norman Ziegelman tTreasurcrJ, F. E. Lentz l SponsorJ , Lyle Wells tViee-Presj , Virginia Santocki tSec.J. SECOND ROW: Don Horner, Harold Bard, Aram Joboulian, Jolni Pizzo, Jerry Krause, .XI Gittleinan, Richard Pierron, Robert Aran- sky, Glen Tvash. THIRD ROW: Bernard R. Geller, Phil Dia- monml, Thomas Dergazarian, Seymour Man- tlell, Holi Gardner, Richard Anderson, Ralph Prix-e, liiellartl Toinzak, Sebring Solaka. BIOLOGY CLUB HOTTOJI ROW: Blary Yee, Doris Bell tViec I'res.J IYiI1na Baldi tActlng Treas.j, Edgar Hagopian t1'res.l , Carmen Luzorl tStud. Couul Cel lld Hi ei Set J. V. Simon 4 ., 1-'i ag' t.-ul, lbponsorl . SEUOND HOW: Victoria Leavey, Mary Louise Cuthbert. Yirginia Spangler, Vera Iirewus, Sue Landis, Barbara Arehibalcl, Geral- rline Stashefsky, Dolores Balicki, Sally Sliker. THIRD ROW: Virginia Howell. Grace Fink, Anne llarie Hayes, Arthur HI. II. Sloan, Leo Hurieli, Dolores Guzik, Lyclia Kennedy, Joan Saville, Gloria Cotter. l Ol'1fTlI ROW: Harolml Hooll. Dick Chu, Louis VVIIIIZIIIIS, Antlrew Berry, f'onracl Engel- mler, Frank Iiopcho. John Vitta, Iieonarcl Kaz- inierezali, Melvin Hollowell. BOY'S CHEMISTRY CLUB BOTTOJI ROW: Leo llurik, James 1lcGilI. Ileter Aliferis. Gorrlon Salton lSponsorJ , Ar- thur Kaselelnas ll'res.J, Arthur M. Sloan tviee-l'1'es.J , Michael Aronwitz. SEUONIJ ROW: Dick Chu. Harold Hoocl, John Hatton. John Vitta, Leonarfl Kazmier- exalt, George Froezila, Leon ITeImer. Iiclgar llagopian. Tllllfll IIOIIL' Ilavitl Hein. .xll4II'L'XY Berry. Jerry AIJIYIIIIS. Conrafl Iingelcler. Gormlon Mar'- Donalul. Ilarvey f'In'sney. Yivtor Sovron, Eric Ilolmrenx, L.. C152 Sevenfy-fhree CHESS CLUB BOTTOZII ROIV-' Vera Brewus QSee'y- 'l'reas.j, Seymour Baxter QPres.j, H. R. Padelford QSponsorj, Frank Kinnnell QVice-Pres.D . SECOND R O W-' Mary Theodoroff, Gerald Hager, Leo Hurick, Hd Finkel, Albert Stahl. THIRD ROW -' Dick Chu, Don Scoble, Frank Kopcho, Fred Cole, Lynn DeSrnyter, Frank Kielniarz. CHOIR BOTTOM ROW: Pauline Fleshner, lNIary Lou McCusker, ltlaxine Norman, Dolores Hewitt, lsobcl A11derse11, Betty Juoah, Glenn L. Klep- inger lSponsorJ , Felice ltlagedrnan, Delphine Kowalski, Roxanne Solakian, Audrey Dlarsh- all, Lois Richards, Dorothy Tlionlpson. SECOND ROW: Annie Ruth Burns, Christine Pappas, Claire Kickhoefel, lNIarion VViIkinson, Shirley Alexander, Olivia Rice, Evelyn Davis, Diana Predovich, Geraldine Stashefsky, Pa- tricia Wood, Isabell Starks, Freda Rettberg, Muriel Shields, Louise Federici, Glennie Young. THIRD ROIV: Olga Dubriwnyj, Joyce Gard- 11er, Catherine Parpinelli, Ardy Bailey, Rose Marie Broaders, Lenore McNabb, Con- rad Wlolan, Silven Koltyk, Phyliss Lince, Audrey Clore, lllary Jane Tomzak, Barbara Sherretz, Betty Lee Wolff, P. Sandy Schultz, Sylvia Grigsby. FOURTH ROIV: Richard Caraxnagno, Nick Peraino, Tony Pastoria, Richard Merz, Bob Wilkins, Fred Fagner, Louise llflitchell, Dale Johnson, John Grenfell, Lee Deck, Fredric Bollinger, Kenneth Jankowski, Dick Mitizhell, Ayers Bagley. COSTUME ILLUSTRATION CLUB BOTTOIII ROW: lNIary Jane Healey QSec.J, Marilyn Kodear CTreas.l, Louise lVIcClellan lI'res.j, Sherry Lennnen lVice-Presb, Lois Newell. SECOND ROW: Ina Jean Sidder, Phyllis Lakritz, Mrs. Sether fSponsorj , lNIary Cro- mar, Shirley Schultz. T111 RD ROW: Nancy Prainito, Irene Schneider, Beverly Nliller, Pearl Miller, Doro- thy ltyniak, Donna Carvener. FOURTH ROW: ltlarquerite Jones, Janet Buss, Elizabeth Smith, Perdita ILIIIIC Lilly, Mary Friday. DRAMATICS GUILD BOTTOM ROIV: Irene Poisson. .kryel Depki. Barbara Sherretz. Adriane Lipkin. Delpliinl Kowalski. SECOND ROIV: Robert Schaeffer. John Phil- iliosian, B. Campbell lSponsorl. Ray Rosen- berg. Ken Scnkbeil. THIRD ROIV: Frances Lofland, Iii:-hard Farbolin. John Kmiecik, Jean Lnssow. FASHION BOARD BOTTOZII ROIV: Iinielia Villarreal. Katliryn Uddo, Dolores Antezak lSec'.l . Catherine Ver- lianar' lTreas.l . Leona Westerlnnd lSponsorl . Shirley Stretlien. lllitzi Inonye. SECOND ROIV: llarjorie IIIISCII. Ifdilli Hiekok. Jeanette Torri. Carolyn Iluggins, Anna Kovacs. Doris Kalinowske. THIRD ROIV: Jacqueline Hendrix. Mari Ann Singleman. JoAnne lIICCurdy. Erna Johnson. Barbara Hildebrandt, Dolores Safian, Elaine Karasick. HOME ROOM REPS.-GROUP I BOTTOM ROIV: Eugene Sindak. Marjorie Ivalker, Ken Dotson lViee l'res.l , Bill Fur-il-1 ll'res.l Franklin Frey l5ponsorl. Margaret Meloche lSec.J, Maxine Steimel lTreas.l, Geraldine Serre, lllargot Dedrick. SECOND ROIV: Bladeline Artin. Mildred Miller. Gloria Carbone. Connie Davies. Jon M clieehnie, Daisy Dahivh. Pearl Cohen, Anne Franeucli, lllartlia Stanley. Shirley Stacy. lllary Lou lIIcCusker. THIRD ROIV: Robert Holmes. Ernest Sak- mar. Nancy Williams. Ruth Kranrlall. Iiolu-rt J. Taylor. Carlos Jose Strobe. Iletvr Alifcris. Russel Ivard, Delphine Skierkowski. Jim llol- den. Harvey Rosenberg. FOVRTII ROW: Alex Fraser. Ronald Staelio- wiak, Edward Broaddus. Thomas Dergazarian. Don Barnhill, Donald Heyn. Bob Thorhnrn. Alvin liloore, John Celani, Charles Stratton. Sevenfy-five HOME ROOM REPS.-GROUP 2 IIUTTUAII 1fUII .' Rose Marie Iirozulcrs. Blair- gziret Almznnly, .lane King. BB2lII'Ii'I' SIL-clc. Joyce Kamtlmn, Iiullilccn Nlorrcn. Roxzuinc SIIIEIIQIZLII. Clnrrncn Iinzoxl. Helen I'IilIiUlII'QLS, lxziillerine Blehelas. SECOND R0II'.'0tisBni1ks. Seymour Mintz, liznvrencc Briskcy. Albert IJFIZIIICIQ. Kciinvtli Sinillison, Joe KIUYOIICIIQL. Iiilgzn' Ilagopizni. Iiill Smith. Patricia Kelly. Mitzi lnonyc. TIIIRD HOW: Jolln Wciss, Bob .IoI1nson,Rz1,y lloscnlxcrg. .loc Swcct, Santo Aicllo. Ilerlrcrl Burgess. llowurcl Sliippcn, Al Sinilli, Dick llorvet. I Ul'IfTlI RUIV: AI Kraiss. Nicky Pastor. Glenn Smith. Allmcrl. I,zi,I'cci'c. liylc IYOIIS. f'onracI Eiigeliler. Bill Vogel. Andrew Berry, Ilolalncl Sylvester. .Iolni Villa. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS li0T7'0fIl lIOIl'.' Iieonairil Ilzulionoll' l'I'rcus.l. Mr. Szilchow fgponsorj , .loc Ancr fI'rcs.H . SECOND ROW: Delores Balicki CSec.D. Grace Fink fStu. Councili. Vera Brewus lVicc-Presj . JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS BOTTOM1EUTV:AIbcrtOrlandoQ',l'reas.QV, Nick Toycus QPU-s.j, Vcrzi Brcwus QStud. Councilj. SECOND ROIV: .Io Anne Mcffurdy QSccy.j, John Kulcms fVicc'PreS.j. LAB. ASST. HUTTUJI lffllff Barbara Johnson, Max- inu Stl'lIIlCl. SICf'U.YlI IEUIV: Seymour Baxter, Don- ald Albright. Arthur Sloan. LETTERGIRL'S CLUB 150770111 ROW: Pauline Fleshner tAss't Soul , Blartha Stanley t5tu1l.Counc'ilj , Graz-0 Fink 1500.1 , Erna Johnson tI'res.j , Jo- .Xnnc Mc-Ciirmly QVice-l'rcs.J , Christine Smith l'l'r0as.j . SIJFUNII HOW: Jucly 'l'ru1len. Margaret Me- locln-, Wihna Balfli. Naomi Sims. G1-rtruxle Kwiatl-aowski, Beatrice Steele. Roxanne Sola- kian. Janice Halic-ki, Dolores Balic-ki. THIRD ROW: Frances Cassale. Vivian Ka- pusvinski. Mary Ann Avker. Natalie Skrohuk, Glennie Young. Hilku Kiefer. Carmen Luzorl, Junc Hayncrt. Pat fllrtluirc. l UI'IfTII HOW: Gloria Cotter. Lois lllmvr. Dorothy Usiakowslii. Arfly Bailey. Jumly Str-rolls. lrcnc Nlatuska. Gwen Tinsley. Gerry Martin, Norma lirogrlon. LETTERMEN'S CLUB IIUTTOJI HOW: Wvayne Larno. Vhahncr Alexander. Jim Blonroe lVic-0 l'res.l, Ivan Cinclrich CTreas.l. Bill YYise lI'res.j. Dick Kelsay 1560.5 . Albert Urlanflo. YYalter Koziol. SlfC'0ND HUW: Don Kvrstcn. Jake Hurick. J. S. Wvalsh. Holm Jonas. lili Buchaltcr. G1-orgc Toyuas. Dirk Horvot. Frank Havlnlal. Al lilair. Bill Smith. THIRD HOW: .lohn llohyak. .liln Hu- hvr, John Yitta. Frank Silva. .lov Vagasky. lid Silvvrstcin. Dirk Poulos. Stanley Fin' kclstm-in. Murray Kling, FUl'lfT1l HOW: Ronalfl Johnson, Dean Mvliown. llicharfl l'roch. Louis l,0I'liIIlilIl, Bill Fucik. Carl Anderson. Bill Shelton, Joe Auf-r, Pat Kiesling, .loc Slll2iI'LlZ6XVSkl. ? Z9 and Y: , 1, 4 Seventy-seven M,-Y f, in , Q Mm -vig 'I . . 24.4-.s,., hi, . f gym' giwigg. gy ' . -A is i lg., 2 f 1 2 is -'.,. J ' A': 3 L b .. .A K , Y, , I ,.,.- ,W i I .A.v' 5 P' ' Rif f? .,A, ., :.-.:-:- : -qvv ,.:., Q 'na Seventy-eighf LU NCH ROOM STAFF HOTTOIU ROW: Neva llilliekrath. Klar- gar Seolt, Heula Hopkins, Eleanor Arnold, Helen Tweedale lManagerl, Helen Beall, Stella Hardie, Pearle lVallaee. SECOND ROW: Alberta Robertson, Eliza- beth Cullen. Ethel McIntosh, Stella Klein, Jessie Phillips. Burviee Robinson, Bessie Stan- ley. Katherine Todd. TIIIHD ROW: Evelyn Humitz, Nellie Page, Beatrice Sallier. Delia Bowden. Julia King, Olive Kline, Edith Ford, Lillian Basslcr, Bertha Kalis, Nlinnie L. hlefrary. I Ol'lfT1I ROW: Susan E. Thomas, Lucy lil. Penn. Nellie Treusell. Nellie Rutta. Louis Chisholm, Della Zylstra. Eula 11. hlotley, lleltie Jones. Gladys Lowe. MATH CLUB BOTTOM HOW: Andrew Berry QPres.j, L. S. C'zajc-zynski lSponsorl, Patricia Arnhold lSer'.-'l'reas.l , James lNIeGill Qviee-Presfl . SICUONIJ HOW: Alice Shabluk, Carl Lucas, Erie Dolierenz, Edgar Hagopian, Robert French. REFRIGERATION CLUB BOTTOJI RO W: Carl H. Turnquist QSponsorj, .lim Olson QSecy.j, Eugene ltadtke QPres.j, Don Petrisko QVice- Pres.j, James Wark Q'I'reas.j. SICFONIJ RO W: Ernest Scofield, Riehard James, Harold Perlman, Edward Hisle. THIRD ROIV: Simon Zeldes, Loren Sen- newald, Adam Baszewski, John Weiss, Charles Zichini. MAYBEE CLASS OFFICERS BUTTUJ1 HUIV: Ralph Taylor Q'1'rcaSj., .loc Ancr QPrcs.j, Fritz Hoyt QVicc-Prcsj. SI'ff'UND HOIV: Maurice XvCl'IllCl1lCl'l QSecy.j, Edward Schwarz QStud. Vonncill, MUSIC AND LIBRARY STAFF HUTTUIVI HUIV: Richard Jnsko. Isohcl Andersen. Audrcy Cl0l'f'. live- Dccli. li. 0. Blood QSponsorj. SEf'UfVD RUYV: Dick Goldsworthy. An- drew Karoly, Franklin Richardson, Silvcn Koltyk, Edward Baron. Russ Nahat. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY BOTTOM IFUIV: l,onisc Fcdcrici. l,ois Newell, Shirley Lind:-say. Hsthcr Malkonn, George Booth, Roxanne Solakian, I-ldith Paschke, Madeline Artin. SICCOND HUTV: Audrey Flora, Dorothy Yvcbster, John 0'Bricn, Alan Fern, Allan Scott, Nanettc Norton. Olga Sntar, Daisy Dahich, Marion LVilkinson. THIRD RUPV: Roman lhICcll3tC'lll'I': John Hatton, Ray Innnoncn. Leon Weber, Carl Strobe, Eugene Radtkc, Martin Lcc, Charles Stratton. I Ul'lfTH IFUIV: .loc Yoskovicll, G1-orgf' Martin. Richard Rowland. Ralph Grvcn- wood. Arthur Snyder. Ralph Danielson. Eric Dobercnz. gm. 1+- WL ww, -Awww, -f' Seventy-nine OUTLOOK STAFF BOTTOM ROW: .loan Savillv. Jam' King. Irving Rash LELL.-lll-Llllll'Ll. Jnnc Sikorsl-gi, l'llocl1c Sllvrrarcl. SECOND ROW: Doris Boll. listlicr Malkonn. lhlanaging lCd.J. Arthur liil.S6lCllliLS. Mar- garvt llcc-li lNews l'lml.l , liarl Krentzin, Daisy llalwicll. Martha Stanley ltlirls Sports lC1l.l. THIRD HOW: Grace Fink. Dorothy TY9h- stcrr lFeatnre l'l1l.l. Lynn l7eS1nyt0r lSport.s lCrl.l . Bob Szczepanski ll'l1otograpl1erl , Har- olcl Hootl. Danpllino Wlalkcr. FOFIFTII HOW: llonalfl Stax-liowiak lfar- toonistl . Al Krass. llicliarcl liowlanal lSports l'hl.l. Richard Blasters. Artlnn' Snyder, lid' warml Hawkins, Leonard Kazlnicrczak. JUNIOR ART CLUB BOTTOM ROW: Ann Litclifielcl QSQ-ral . llanclySa1ller fl'rcs.l . ltlary Eaton 1Sponsorl . J. V. lllacklmnrn lVicc llrcsj. limlwarfl Pat- tvrson QTreas.Q . SIJCOND ROW: Sylvia Sylvoxtvr. llaviil Sc- gal. Betty Birosali. Marvin lk-an. llorotliy Rossi. THIRD ROlV.' Jane Koval. vvlIlll.l'Cll Gohlv, Eugene Azzam, Evelyn Harvey. FOURTII ROTV: Amelia. Jezicrski. Allele lilasko ffxlnh llepj . Sannicl Siporin. llorvas llonilz, Lillian Valian. QUILL AND SCROLL BOTTOM ROW: Eva Partogian lSec.J, Es- ther ltlalkoun fPres.l . Irving Rash QVic'c- l'res.l , Daisy Dahich CTreas.J . SECOND ROW: Arthur IiilSClClll2LS. Dorothy W1-lvster. Joan Saville, Blartha Stanley. THIRD ROTVZ Lynn DeSmyter. Ronald Sta- vllowiak, Richard Rowlanrl lStn. Ht-p.J . .lolnl Villa, Harold Howl. R. O. T. C. Ist DIV. IIUTTUIII IIUIV: Angeles IJQIID1-ppl, 'I'fSgI., Iiugcnc Ramlikc lst. Lt.. Ilarulfl Iluml, Vap- tain, Ira IJOFCIICII lst Sgt. SECOND ROW: Bruce Davis SfSgl.. Ilnxly Lazaruv, Frank ljllylll SfSgI.. Frank Azza- parcli, Sgt., Edwin Aclelman. Austin Sutile. THIRD ROW: IioIre1'tS1'I1n1irlI SfSgt.. I'rIIyu Rivera Sgt.. Carl Llu-as SfSgI,. William Alli, Ernest Johnson. Rulrcrt IY:n'c. W'iIliar1I Tllonlas. FUURTII ROW: Harry Lester. D. W. Shaw SfSgI... -IOIIII Strong. Charles Vnssallo SXSQI.. Iiolmcrt Sc-Ilaff SfSgI.,.Ia1ncw Sattclnlcivr. R. O. T. C. 2ncI DIV. IIUTTUJI ROIV: XYIIIIIICIQL. Tfsgl.. I'I11,g1-nv II. limltkc lst I.t.. Robert Iirown Nlajur. FIIZIFICS Stratton lst Lt.. Tlnnnas Ilcrgazarian lslfsgl. SHVUND HUIV: Dun I,IrI1I0II. IIIVIIZIFII Nlillvr Ilfsgt..llivkWujf,-ik.Gm-41111 IIuge1's.IIersL'IleIl Iinssvll. Don Ilnrskey Sfsgt.. John SllllIlIll'I'S Sfsgt.. Ilavicl I.ingman. Frm-ml Nlayr. Tllllfll If0II'.' Iiolwrl Ilnnnn. IIIII Sf'I'II,fIQIS. Wm. Klein Sfsgt.. Kenneth Dunn Sfsgrl.. Frank Ilusiilio. Ilenry Clmw. Neal f'ax'ett, Ronald Barnes. l 0I'HTll RUIV: Tfsgl. Ilvorgc Kosnnli. .Ill- Ilus Vmnlrs Sfsggtu .losvpll NCII. f'IIfI'0r4l fol- lins Sfsgt.. Gvnrge MIIQPIIIIPXZII' Sfsgf.. YYiIl'r04I JHIIIIFSUII. XYIIIIEIIII Prvss Sgt.. Ifrcal Sir-Ilellmlcl' Sgt., Robert llerkiel. R. O. T. C. 3rd DIV. liU7'T0.'II ROW: Ifrnnr Ilarlolvlii GXS. lill- wznwl Fowler Sfsgt.. Clarenc-e Olcxa GXS. .Iavk Gillooly lstfLt.. Mitf-hell Zylllw Ffsgl.. Iilnwr .Xlfelt Tfsgt., IIICIIQIFII Lane Sfsgt. SfX'0NlJ IIUIV: James Krug, Iirlrlio Ilurton, VIIIIUIIIIIS I'nwaI, flZlSII'IlK'I' Allminski. IDunaI4I Inngelnan. John linttenlmcrg. .Xrvil Garlen. TIIIRIJ RUIV: Hulbert linux. .lulln Iiarllvll. Iillwarcl I'aII4-rsun. I ranr'is Suinslmry. Kon. IIOIII ICIIIIICSI. IIIlI'UI1I5Il'2lIIHll. l Ul'lfY'll lfUII': IIIIIIFIPS Gray. VIIIIGIIIIEI Huw- m-II. Ilank Ixunvzak. Ile-rnmn SIIIIIII. .Ianws .xl'4lII5UIl. .Kclulplx Sic-fanmvslxi. .Incl Svlmsllan. Eighty-Iwo is R. O. T. C. 4tI1 DIV. 1iUTTO.Il ROIV: Jolln Sc-rafini, E. S. Sller- man, H. H. Hill, Tom Hamilton, Wes Quantlt. SlfC'0ND ROW: Stuart I4lC'llCIlJZl.lllIl, liieliarcl James, Walter Ben, Wlilliain Hinds, Kenneth Alin. Reginald Pegues. THIRD RUIV: Eugene Miller. Henry clIlWilS- tek. Carl Sayer. Jim Taylor, Joe Saloka, Leslie Joy. l 0I'1f TH ROW: Leonard Kazmierezak, Fran- eis I,2lIIl'I'SUll, Frecl Balmenkof, Ivillis Blan- elleater. llarvey Dean. GIRLS' SCIENCE CLUB IIUTTUJI ROIV: Agnes St. Amour, liarlmara A. Jolmson, .loan Saville tSee.Q , Carmen Lu- zorl K,Viee-l'res.j, Ann Jacobson LSponsorj, Mary Louise Cutllbert Ql'res.l , Blaxine Stei- mel l'l'reas.j , Kathleen lllorren. SIfl'UA'l2 RUII7: .lumly Truden, Blary Yee, Vlnarlotte Rubin, June llaynert, Pat Zuriek, Vera lirewus, Vivian Kapuscinski, Yietoria lleavey, Doris Bell. TIIIRD ROIV: lNIary Bynum, Ethel Combs, Grace Fink, Daisy llaliicli, Eveline Roeliling, Jeralmline Bender, Lelar vvlllLE!l1C2l,Ll, Geraldine liielxey. l 0l'RT1I ROW: Dorothy Osiakowski, Ar- lene Blikel, Aliee Sliabluk, lN1ary Tlleomloroll, Anne Hayes, Judy Stevens, Patricia Arnliold, Frances llelfon, Elizabeth Vveller. SENIOR DRAFTING CLUB BUTTUZII ROIV: Virginia Grigal, Stuart llisle lViee l'res.j , Elias tlliacles ll'res.j , Joseph Kovacs tTreas.j , lllay Wlosllyna. SICCUNIJ ROW: Bill Smith, Gregory Kovary, Georgina Gross, Willis Beebe, Frank Ulivero. THIRD ROW: Eugene Babcock, Vvilliam Uassman. Jolln Stevenson, Syl. DeLellis, Erwin Roberts. SENIOR REPS. IKUTTUU HOW' XIITX l'0l1'm lHIllllL l' i . - z t' ja ' acyl, Allan Blarsliik lAe-ml. Murray Kling lSei- eneej . Ray ix12l.I'C3l1tOIli0 lEleCt.J , Sally Green llllnsiel . SECUNIJ ROW: Syl Deliellis lxICCll1llliC2i.l llruftingl. Frank Klactke l.-Xrell. Druftingl. I,ll21ll6 Getzfricl l:xIilL'llillC Sllillll. Albert Brownstone ll'rintingl. Ray Rosenberg LAND. SENIOR REPS. HUTTUJI ROIV: Katherine Mcllc-las, Au- drey Clore. Alan Fern. SEFOND RUIV: Ken Dotson, Arnold Hir- vela. SPEAKERS' BUREAU HOTTOJI ROW: Ronald Milinsky lViee- l'res.J , Doris Lees lSec.l . Bliss M. G. Smith l'IlC2ll'll9l'l , Seymour H. Mzuirlell ll'res.j , Mr. Artlnn' KI. Sloan l'l'reas.j . SECOND ROW: Dorothy Tllolnpson, Shirley Linclsay, Robert SCll2lCHCI', Myron Joyricll. Mundy Wynn. Gladys l32ll'Silllll2l1l. TIIIHD HOW: f'lziu4lie Yvilkerson. Ray lin- nmnen. John cllliill'CllZii. Sara Araten. Erlgur liilgfllllilll, Dennis P2lllilZi2lll, Gerald Helnmn. Eighty-fhree it l Eighfy-four SPORTSMEN'S COUNCIL HUTTUIW RUIV: Gloria Cotter, .lolln Vitta, Mzirtlla Stanley, lion Kcrstcn. H.All'K HOIV: Seymour Mintz, Ricllurd Rowland, Bill Fuvik. Jerry Liclwow. STAGE CREW HUTTUJI RUIVJ Mel Ryvus, D. E. Splon QSponsorj, Nalnnan Litt, Stanley Finkel- stcin. SICFUND RUIV: Bob BIl'l0l'llC. Milton Frcdlund, Charles Clapp, Fred Vlflrcforrl, Bud Grove. STAR DELTA CLUB- FIRST GROUP BUTTON! lfflllvf Arvllic llc'l,c:il1, Huy Murcuntonio QSem'.j, VVilforcl Maples QPrus.j. R. J. Hocking QSponsorj, Nall- lnan Litt QVicc-l'rcs.j, Bud Grove Q'1'rcus.'j, Marslmll Tobin. Ronald Iiillllifl. SICCYINIJ HUIVI .lolln lluttonlnxrg, .lolm Parisi, .lon McKa-clinic, Roy Austin, Al Ross, David Yves, Frvfl VVrcford, Andy lVl'llll'Zllll'll, Cllllfli Misakizm. THIRD RUIV1 Hcrlvcrt llill, .lov SlIl2lt'YCq Frank Z1-ddc, llurlwrt Sc-lnnidt, Bob An- tlcrson, .lolm l'l1i:1rcnz:a, .lolln Guincs, VVQS- Ivy Leonarcl. I Ul'RT1I HUIV-' l':u1l Wallacc. liolwrt Brown, Glenn Martin, lNLQlllI'lC'l' Vermeulen, Harold Butto. l'ldwarcl Sc-llvvurtz, Martin VVojci0cl1owski, Allen Krass. Howard Ship- pen. STAR DELTA CLUB- SECOND GROUP HUTTUIVI RU U7 Vivtor ML-Llcllin,liicl1ard Drost, lirlclin- Norris, Lloyd Fournier, Vvurd Atkinson, Pctl' Giudici, Ronald Kujat. SEFUNIP RUN'-' Ronald Carroll, Chris Cox, Mel liycns. Richard Miller, Dave Hanrahun, Sam R2lillll0X'iL'll, Udo Salk, Seymour Mintz. THIRD HU U'-' A1 Miyznna, John Marshall, Ken Pcllvticr, Fred Mcrlziwar, Al Strnlmc. Arnold Hirvcla, Charles Dclccnw. 1 Ul'ICTII HU If'-' Dick Bennett. Alex Mar- vaccio. Allwrt Lapccrc. .lack Kotkoski. Rob- ert Runge. Ralph Greenwood. Norman G1-rlmur, Milton l'lI'Clllllflll. MAYBEE CLASS OFFICERS 130770111 HUIVJ Jerry Gerger lVic'v l'r0s.l. llli'llRll'Kl Kelsay fSe-ful. Jim Huber ll'rcs.l. Jilllllif Bulivki 1Treas.l . WAPIKA CLUB 1i0TT0lV ROIV: .loc Grish lSOC,-rLll'l'2lS.l. l'll'2lllli AIlllll'0Sl' fl'res.l, llolwrt KI. Shir-lfls fSponsorJ. Bob Brut-0, lVic'e-l'res.j. Oscar 'LlllLLlClllZlIl. SECOND ROW: Sam Billlllillll. Ed llelph. Jznncs Klilllll. Allan Sc-olt. Art Jnsko. lingvnc Sinrlak. THIRD ROW: John 0'Brie-n. Robert Taylor, lion Mills. Kvlnlvtli Frey. Jose-ph Pima. .loc lfolnlski. l Ul'lf7'l1 ln'0ll': lszulorv King. Jerry Gasl. Don Nowak. Gillwrt Holme-s, Allrvrt Brown- slonc-. Murray Grznlt. Eighty-five Eighty-six Y.-TEENS BOTTOM ROW: Barbara Johnson, Eveline lioehling, Mary Posja QSee.j, Miss Dolan lSponsorJ , Dolores Balicki tVicc 1'res.j , Catherine McDonnell LTreas.D, Blaxine Stei- mel. SECOND ROW: ltlary Glen lNIiller, Anna Kovacs, Pat lNIcGuire, Nila Stockton, Jeanne linek, Lois VVithers, Pat Kwiatkowski, Ger- trude Kwiatkowski. THIRD ROW: Dolores Hewitt, Virginia Splangler, Fern Wlilson, Lorraine Gnzik, Edna Fielek. Jane Browning, Katherine ltlehelas, Mildred Bracken, Anna Chung. FOUR T11 ROW: Virginia Grigal, llary Theo- mlorofl, Georganna Jenkins, Dolores Guzik, Judy Stevens, Pat Vvingard, Edie Poole, Fran- ces Tegcls. MIRACLE BOOK CLUB BOTTOZVI RO ,Vi Betty Barnes QPianistj, Donald Heyn, QSee'yj, Sue Garst, QViee l'res.j, Mrs, lt. G. Harris Qhlponsorj, Rob- ert Holmes QPres.j, Betty Cathers, Al- fred Keller QSongleaderj, Vivian Tillman QTreas.j. SICFONIJ ROW-' Shirley Greene, Lois Beatty, Nellie Thomas, Barbara A. Jack- son, Frances Gober, Janet Niner, Deborah Tlnonias, Celeste ltoseman, Mary Lou Sto- well. THIRD ROIV-' Betty Niner, Annie Ruth Burns, Isabell Starks. Grace Thomas, Gwen Marie Tinsley, Daisy M. Humes, Virginia Howell, Eula Brown. FOURTH ROW'-' Amelia Zeigler, Helen Blassingille, Betty Jane Vricsenga, Erwin Wlalter, John Fink, John Segoures, Dan- phine VValker, Edna VVOody, Midge War- ren. HOME ROOM 103 BOTTOM ROW: Jane King, Mercedes La- pine, Mary Lou McCusker CH. R. Repj, Sarah Mc-Cullagh QTeacherj, ltlarguerite Krcllwitz, Maxine Norman, Grace McLeod. SECOND ROW: Betty Norman, Joan Koc- jan, Edith Paschke, Felice hlagedman, Phyllis Miller, Margaret Karageozian, Pat Lesmeister, Dorranna Payne, Shirley Lewis, Juanita Price. THIRD ROW: Beatrice lwoser, Diana Predo- vich, Marilyn ltlorris, Shirley Lindsay, Mar- tha Northern, Claire Kickhoefel, Joan Lafa- rellc, Marlene Mayo, Victoria Nenos, Ann Martinovich, Olga Nickoloff. FOURTH ROW: Joan Pesee, Pat Kostaek, Jean-Ann Kiely, Lella Owen, Phyllis Lince, Irene Kueharski, Betty Peseh, Jeane Oliver, Constance Papo, Barbara Keilman. HOME ROOM 107 IIOTTOIII ROW: Patricia Berkehil. Flora Vanoenlreusque. Joanne lilkin, Donald Heyn KH. li. ltep.l . Miss Clara H. llneller tTeaeh- erj , Shirley Klein, Constance Grigg. SECOND ROW: Handy Sadler. Mary Ann Acker. Floyd A. littinger, John Klilonas, Fern VVilson. Dorothy Dennner. Henery Szezesniak. Jeannie xvilftillllllll, Mayine Jones. TIIIRD ROW: l,tltl'lf'lil Alder, Gloria Penney, Lois Bishop, :xIl1ll'QXY Hiddoeh. ltlilton Lut- C'll2lI1Slij', Geraldine Miles, Eleanor Slove Tllellllil .Bl'llSSC2lll. s FOUR TII HOW: George Vida. Mark Burgess Lawrenr-e Short, Norbert Lessins. Eddie Klien, ,Kenneth l'elto. Leon Riee. Gloria lfnder- wood, Howard Nordlund. s HOME ROOM 109 IIOTTOIU ROIV: Alhert Stolpa, Henry Rogers, Joe I'lI'i'L'tlIllilYl, John Rllllllliiil Q'l'eac-herj, John Yvilson, Niels Rubino, Adam Valiratian. S1ff'O,YD IIOIV: Xvilllillll I5lIK'llLiYl3ll, Clif- ford Ester, Toni Rogowskiv, Fred Beaver, Lewis Rigato. Joe Kueira, Robert Steven. THIRD ROIV: Gregory Klein, Albert Hahn, Ed Mnrpliy, Marvin VVestley, Ken- neth Senlihiel, Floron Tsakoff, Max Kal- now, Compton Cottrill. 1 OUIfTI1 ROIV: Terry Todd, Robert Bersok., Roland Sylvester, Jesse YVertanen, Gustav DeClerq, Edward Barnett, Edward Levin. HOME ROOM I I I BOTTOIU HOW: Aram Jlllltlllllilll. Seymour ltlandell QH. H. liepj , Cllarles Singer. llarley Kinney. SECOND ROW: Glenn Henry, John Ciara- vino, Ronald Blilinsky, Phil lliainond, George Klaetke. TIIIRD ROW: Keith lliekelson. Bill Vogel. Frank Klaetke tSenior ltr-p.j . Ian cifilllillll. Eighty-eight HOME ROOM 127 IQUTTUJI HUIVI Helly Craigie, Jeanne Cadarette, Phyllis Ciborowski, Richard Livernois, Joan Davis, Marie Gahrist, Rev- erly Pearson, Lois Vanlvingerden. SHFUNIJ RU 11 -' Aliee Millard Q'l'eac'l1erj, Dorothy Irwin, Richard Stohierski, Robert Nanton, Lydia Mae Boyce, Vivian Rey- nolds, Irving Sable. TIIIIZIJ If UU'-' Rohert Petraeli, Carl Marek, Robert Seliaeffer, Paul Mohr, Her- man Vvissenberg, Harold Bard, Boll VVilkin- son, .loe Gisino. IVUURTII HU11'-' llarold Dehns. lion Ko- wieki. John Armstrong, Edwin Seinpeski, Charles VVhite. HOME ROOM 129 HUTTUM HUIV-' Daniel Enfield, I.aw- renee llostilio.l'aul H.VVentink. QTeaellerj, Fred VVreford QStud. Rt-11.1. Bud Grove. SICFUNIJ 180 TV! Fred Urlowski, Ray Shal- houh. Donald Hall , Tlionias Seheehy, Heinz Stolze, Albert Marsha. TIIIRIJ RUUYI Craig Carter, Hersh As- ner, Donald Newman, Roland Hager, Mitchell Clay. FUURTII RUIVI Ronald Zawerneha, Joe Jankowski, Jr.. Obie Loekett. Fred Line baeh, Ralph Tohen, George Schultz. HOME ROOM 131 BOTTOM H0115 Geraldine Richey, Delores llliddlediteh, Vera Brewus fSt1ld. Repj, C. Sonle lTeaeherJ , Aclelglnnle 1Viela1lt, Louise Groppi. SECOND ROW: Yolanda Lewis. James Werts, Arthur Maznr, lllary Theodorofl, lllarion Phil- lips, Robert Kahner, Mary Rita Zitka. THIRD ROW: George Lee, lfldwarrl Fowler, Frank Kielniarz, Bob Jonas. Hugh Franklin, 11'illiani Abramson. FOURTH lf01V: Joel Sebastian, Nick Toyeas, Leslie Joy, lrving Rash, Leonard Canton, Lee Allgood, John Hohyak. HOME ROOM 141 IJUTTUJI llUll': Boll Steslieivi. Vharles lluha, Don Barnhill, Mr. J. Comer tTeacherQ , John Gerth. Thomas Puwal. SECOND ROW: Robert Brenz. lidgar Serih- ner. Fritz Boyt. Christ fox. Harold Zinl-1. Nor- hert Golonka. THIRD lfllllf' Roy Austin. George lilian, .Xl- lmert lirickson. Charles McLellan, James Sav- age, lirmo Bartoletti. Joe Sinnaeve. FUFRTII ROW: Boll Anderson. Ken Jen- nings, Ken Luch, Jim Masters. .lolm Alton, Garland D. Craig. HOME ROOM 203 IIUTTUJI lt0ll': Ferdinand Kozakiewivz, Adrian l'erron. Alhert Orlando ill. li. Hep.J , Margaret ll. Sehaupner l'1l02ll'llt'I'l . Stanford Hart. Gerald Murray, farl Mamie. SHCUNII R0ll'.' Leon Kaminsky, Walter Doimhrowski. Bernard Giampetroni, Joseph Schultz. Ralph Genova. Norman YVolnowski, John Kolesar. Theodore Kasey. Tom Hamil- ton. THIRD li0ll': ltonald l . Grillith. Bill Barton, Gerald Chapman. Billy IJIIIICZIII. Jim Pallis- ter. fharles Judd. Lloyd llor-kwell. Leonard Powell, Yvillvert M'ojeinske. F0l'lH'II R0ll'.' Carl Fredriekson. Harold Lange. George Bittner. Leonard Kopicll, Leon- ard VVrohlewski, Marvin Fulton. Angelo Da- lleppo. John Fink. Tom Wehster. HOME ROOM 205 BUTTON 1t0ll'.- Vietor Hanson. -lime Bay- nert. Kathleen BIOTFCII lRep.l . Lorraine .Kn- derson. Barbara Christensen. Dolores HlIllKlC. Sl'X'0NlJ ROW: Ric-liard Kloss. lilmer ff Affelt. Dong Booth. Miilliam FCSK'llllli. Ronald Klein. James Gray. TIIIIZD R0ll'.- Anna lille Farnham. Dorothy Mae Lewis. Bovis George Stasnk. Wally King, Shirley Sarkisian. Henry Mc'Mnllan l'l'ear'l1- 1-ri . fx K, ,V SW: .fin Eighty-nine HOME ROOM 209 liUTTU.'ll R0ll': Marie Coniszr. Joe Coronellzm lll. ll. liep.l . Ann .lm-olmm l'll02ll'lll'I'l , lJuuneGetzf1'irl lSenior llep.l , Sum Aralen. SECOND RUIV: Angie Nlillos. Robert Tliompson, Robert B. Winder. Robert li. Meloelie, Stanley J. liairon. June Sikorslii, Martlm Stanley. TIIIRD RUll'.' Naionii Sims. llzwlmrzr llarlvin, Put uvzllsll, llielizlrcl SlZClElIlll. Maxwell Han- flt'llll2lIl. Arlhur Kuinz. Burlmrzi. Slllllll. Sue Hall. I 0I'1fTIl RUIV: limlwurrl llawkills. limlgzu' SlltlllI'll'li. llussell Dean Mr-Kown. llonulll Breeze. Joe Vzrgfzisliy. Szun vvlllCIllZlll, liml Vlelunfl. HOME ROOM 213 If0TTUrll RUIVJ lVilniaL llulrli, Virginia Howell. Helen l'lillilllII'Zl,S qll. ll. liepj, Part Bll'lllIll'P, .lean lflzwli. SICCUND Rllllf' Dolores llarlznl, Joanne H1-liielke. Mary Ann Kelly, Lois lvitllers, Jeannie llzrlmiell. TIIIRIJ ROW: Mary l,2llll.Zl0l'. Aclriune lrip- lcin, l'l2ll'lC!lll rxl'lllStC2l.ll, lclamlee Gibson. llur- riet Frank. FOURTH ROW: Elaine llolvinson. lllamrgmet Gales. Paula lirlelmznn, Ollie Johnson. Emma lim-il. HOME ROOM 215 BOTTOM ROW: M11r1'u,y ,Kling LSenior liep.l, lllury Yee, George Toyeus, llluxine Steinlel, Sam Rowley Qll. R. Teuelierj , Peter Aliferis QH. R. liepj , Robert Briski, Cather- ine llleljonnell. SICUUND ROW: Mary Lou Cuthbert, Irina Leteh, Lois VVilke, Barlntru Johnson, Arthur Kuselenms. Hurry Apzrp, Al Ainlmrose, Robert Selureller, Eveline Roehling. Bob Firlik, Diary Anthony, Agnes St. Amour. THIRD R0ll'.' Arthur Sloan. l'lllIlCl' Leigh, Gregory Arulunian, Jac-k W'itte11lwrg. .lolnl llililmosiznl, Leonzrrd Kzizniierezalk. .liln Freneli. Joseph Zilku. Leo lll':1eeialllo.l'1li BllI'll2Lll.Cl', Mike Aronwils, Arllnir Lung. l 0I'RTlf ROW: Donalfl Allnriglll.. .lolin Aclznns. Peter Strong. Alfred Keller, Cyril Juroff, Gordon Mzmcllonzilrl, Don Colby, Rich- ard Farbolin, Harvey Chesney, Charles Hart- ley, Don Satterlee, Victor Sovran. HOME ROOM 217 BOTTOM HOW: William Thomas, Douglas Mewton. Larry Garelik: Chalmer Alexander fSenior Hep.J, Ann Primeau, Al Marshiek. Rll'll2ll'Il Shohe, Milton Agahra, Constantino Spatafora. SECOND IZOIV: Enlwarcl Glaclys, lVilliani Yee. Maynard Kalcf, Bernard Jaelliinowiez, Almlo Tuharo. Herbert Harish. Eugene Ferries, Allan liirley, Holm Humphreys, Martin Bryan. Joe Hollinan. THIRD lf0ll'.' liieharrl Carhott. Hieharcl Bates. Jerry Tertzakian. Joln1 Czarnota, Rich- arll BlI't'll. Jim Slaughter. Frank Silva. Phillip Gersten. George YYarnars. Anthony Zaeearia, Stanley J. Keclzior. .Klhert B. Brenz. l 0I'1fTl1 RUIV: Morris Hoffman. Rohert Galloway. 'l'ecl Glatter. John Pappas. Alvin: Coleman. George Douglas. Joe Neuhac-her, John Igllll0K'lli. Elliot Kerr. Tony Magatta. Louis Dorfnlan, John Bantam. HOME ROOM 223 BUTTUJI ROW: Charlotte Rubin. Ethel Conihs. Blr. lliekel frfeacherj . Kenneth Sniithson QH. H. liep.J . Kita l'lI'l6lllll2lll, Lois Siseo. SEUUNIJ HOIV: Annabelle Copelanml. Bette Harris. Helen Sc-ripnieive. Eflie Poole. Harolcl Grigg. Loren Bearclsley. Lois Ifhner, Afllllfllltlll Ahneicla. TIIIIHJ RUIV: Thomas Przyhylski. Vvillie lteaves. Erie Uoherenz. Bill Shelton. Boll Sehaihle. lleuhen Houseal, Hohert Knuckles. HOME ROOM 225 BU TTOJI ROW: Charles Campbell, Josephine Reeve, Ruth Gilmore. Daisy llahieh fH. lt. Repj, Antoinette Height. Xlilclretl Selnnne- horn. SECOND RUIV: Etlwarrl Mehal. lirvin Green, Jim Giflley. Dale Barber. Eleanor Krueger, Sylvia Braitlnvaite. Tllllfll ROW: Joe Avesian. .Krthuree Jeter, Sol Molinsky. Rohert Dodge, J. C. Blaekhurn, ltolmert fllurseh. ltonalrl Van Buren. FOLK T11 HUIV: Jaek Hunter. Al Kahner, Frank Kopeho. II. li. Loomis Vlleaeherj , Otto Schweitzer. Roger lvilson. I' dl! Ninety-fwo HOME ROOM 229 ROTTOZW ROW: Robert French, Cathe- rine Dale, George Gronlek, James Bcdard. BACK RO IV: Mildred Slizuk, Billy Hinds, Josephine Osowski, Lamar Fields, Mary Bcrnadi. HOME ROOM 241 ROTTOJI ROW: Stuart liichelbauni. Bob Johnson KH. lt. Repj , lNIary Eaton Q'l'each- crj , Andrew Vincent. Robert Palmer, Edward VV. i'liCll8lb2llllIl. SECOND ROW: Anna Chung, Betty Kahn, Joann Markovich, VVinifred Sherman, Johan- na Price, Pat Bailey, Irene Richter. THIRD ROW: Blarilyn Olson. Lillian Valian, Vivian Tillman. Betty Jane Vriesenga. Do- lores H. Baum, Ilona Sippola. Barbara Yvelsh. HOME ROOM 246 BOTTOJI ROW: Vincent Kreiln. Norman Houtekier, John Clark, Connie Davies 1lH. R. Rep.J, Marcus Burden, Jack Newman, Don Horner. SECOND ROW: Al Gittlcnian, Sidney Cobb, Harvey Sceholzer, Joe Vassallo, Blarvin Gonek, Alex Kolebea, Robert Avansky, Nelson Hamilton. THIRD ROlV.' Eddie Irvin, Richard Hyde, Jolm Calvert. Herman blitchell. Leroy Best, Donald lx1l'l,lll'l'S0l1, Alphonse Ercmia. Roscoe Fick. FOUR TII ROW: Stove Borouich, James Lytlc, Ralph Price, Don Huber, James Jones, Ted Bohuszewicz, Richard Anderson, Claude John- son. HOME ROOM 305 ROTTOJI ROW: Ronald Burton. f'2l,SllltlI' llo- winski, A. V. Donh tTeueherj, Alex Fraser QH. R. Repj John Compton. SECOND ROW: Varian llnnoog. Gerald De- mirjian, Sam Diniaggo. Gary Prnder. Bill llunnio, Bob Yvnrowny. THIRD ROW: Edward Ilngopiam. liielmrd Gerseh, Norman Rateliffe, Charles Ileine, Walter Stefunowicx. HOME ROOM 307 HOTTOZII ROIV: Margaret Meloehe. Nor- lllilll Kapson. Santo Aiell tl'l. ll. Hep.j , YV. D. Tenliyek tTe:reherJ . lliehelinu Dehlareo, Frnneis Halas. SlfC'OND ROW: Andy Rive. Kenneth Ahn, Bill Staintan, Dick Yvujeik. Martin l'. Weiser. James Sumter. G. D. Pilibosian. TIIIRD ROW: John Pohlmzm. Joe Reitman. Ric-hard Proeh. Bill Wright. Bob Preuett. RonalxLD. Johnson. Dale' Simmons. 'FOFR TH ROW: Norbert Zielinski, Joseph Rea. Bill li. Alli. J. T. Peters. George Young. Pete Psihoqios, Bob Kaljinn, Robert Pena. HOME ROOM 309 BOTTOM ROW: Vietor Medellin. liurl De- fenzo tSen. llep.l. Ruth Yost lT0iLl'lli'l'l. liielmrll Kola. Doug Fllftilll. Sl'fl'OND ROW.' ll. H. Herlrert. Riehzrrd hliellalik. Arnold Hirvela. David Boyd. flllilf- les Burden. THIRD ROW: Bill Gnilder. John Strong. lidwnrd Anderson. Ralph Klreenweed. Bland Reynolds. Q , if ffmvhi-'44 Q N15 ' Ninety-fhree i Ninety-four HOME ROOM 311 BOTTOM ROW.' Lelay Whitehead, Carmen Luzod LH. R. Rep.j , Arthur A. Obel tTeaeh- erj, Dick Kelsay, Gerry hlartili, Pcnalope Gennadopoulos. SECOND ROIV: David Smith, Jerome blar- niorstein, John Campbell, Jolm Hatton, Joseph lixner, Donald Jacobi. TIIIRD ROW: Harold Hood, Dauphine Walker, Vincent Baylerian, Ophelia Palevieh, John Olejasz, Richard Wynecoff, William Hammond. HOME ROOM 313 UOTTOIW ROW: Jane Smith, Judy Truden, Joan Saville CH. R. Rep.J, J. V. Simon t'l'eac-herb, Doris Bell, Dorothy Osiakowski. SECOND ROW: Paul N. Bowles, Franklin George, Frances Belfon, Ronald Barnes, Lynn Warren, Ernest Lofton, Rudell Campbell. TIIIRD ROW: Gwendolyn Spann, Jerry God- frey, Douglas Cobb, George Mildos, Lynn De- Smyter, Rodney Horton, Betty VVhitfield. FOURTH ROW: Jolm Dyni, Herbert Blaies, Richard Blasters, Jimmy Brand, Donald VVitt, Wilfred Jamieson, Robert Hanna. HOME ROOM 317 BOTTOM ROW: Jack Gregg, Robert Sen- kowski, Dick Horvet KH. R. Repj, Frank Hawkes, Robert Gawron, Franklin Harris. SIQOOND RO1V: Bill ltlitchell, Ted Azzam, C'arl Sayer, Harold Fishlnan, George Yasuhiro, Donald Hambaum. TIIIRD ROW: Edward Johnson, Mortoll Newman. Nick Gcniolas, Robert Harding, liddie Sillwrslein, Otto A. Goltnik. HOME ROOM 325 IIUTTUIII ROW: Walter Ben. Donald VVar- ren. Jeruldine Bender. l'lmlgz1rIlz1g1gopiz1n 1H.R. ltepj . Margie Czlstiglione. Miss M. Smith t'l'e:1el1erj . SIff'0NlI ROW: Junies Nleflill. Rohert Birks. l'ete linndoni. Melvyn Case. Gerald Hl'lll12lll. THIRD ROW: Lewis Sequin. Hurry Dundas. Arthur Snyder. lion Mzwlow. Norm Bradley, lJilYlIl lloss. HOME ROOM 329 RUTTOJI RUIV: BI2il'lQl12l Bryznit, Dolores Chandler, Julius Conihs. G. J. Salton l'l'euc'l1- erl , l'z1trir'ia Kelly lStu. Hep.l . Judy Stevens. Marilyn Rose. SEUUND ROW: l'lrln'z11'xl House. Charles Miller, liclwarrl Singler. Charles Stoyka, Jaek Lane. Steve Nikos. Austin Suttle. THIRD ROW: Ronald Hammond. Leo Hu- riek. Leon VVeher. Chu:-k Seruzio. David Daniel. Brad Nichols. Dick Chu. John Stinson. 1 0I'R T11 ROW: Bill Benseh. Fred Cole. lid- win Huninir-k. Norman Vtog, Arthur Goldfarh. David Ilein. James Lloyd. HOME ROOM 333 ROTTUJI ROW: Mielmel Benson. Edwin Wright. lirnest Nagy. 'I'homas Addesso. Don- ald Greenlmlgli. SECUNIJ ROW: Yvillizun llzunon. 'lled lion- koxvski. Rielnwd Johnson. Earl Kendler. lid- wzxrfl W'right, Gerald Hall. Jzunes Grallnun. THIRD IIOIV: falvin Hahne. Ric-lmrd Steven, John Mills. Charles Gray. Leonard Kos. Andy l':1l:1juc-. I UI'RTlI RUIV: Kenneth llzlllliillzl. Joe lior- sa. llillll Zinli. lirnie Josefosky. John Kllllllltl', Paul fl2l1lZ0lllllll50l', fhurles Stuhhs. sri Ninety-five HOME ROOM 341 BUTTUJI ROW: EllXV2lI'il Sm-liwarz, Robert Brown. Jim Hnlier, lidwzird Broaddus Qll. li. liep.J . Udo Salk. SECOND RUW: Andy xYCllll'2lllCll. Gary llo- per. Lloyd Fournier. Robert 'l'nrczyn, Ronald Verner. Philip Suvulle. THIRD HUIV: liiclmrxl Bork, Stephen Usin- ski. Martin VVojc'iecl1mvski. Ben Zalmowki. Mor- ton Frved. Ralph Bond. John SIIIHIHCTS. HOME ROOM 344 BUTTUIW HUIV: Rll'll:Ll'tl Kcrslein, liulpli Goddard, Russell Wlurd QH. li. Kep.j , 1'l1'2Lllk Granger Q'l'eaQl1crJ, Ben xv0Illll'l', Willizun Knoll. SECOND RUIV: Bill Toby, Melvin Holley, Leonard Krepski, Bell l.z1rry. Bert llcegstrzz, Leon Rivers. THIRD ROW: George Kosnak, Harry Too- lnujizm. Delmar VVulsl1, Jerry LeBlanc-. Robert llabowitclx. 1 FUFRTII ROW: liddic Clllllllllgllillll. llzlrry l Lester, l'low:u'd l'sik, Lore-nz Gollolm, Bob Kaslnnerick, Ed Vvagner. l HOME ROOM 347 HUTTUJI HUNT YV111. SC'llHlltt. David Guttcntug. Dale Stormzund. YV. li. Ze-rlmur Q'l'v:1c'l1c-rj, Al Stulnr. Art Schwartz. SICFUNIJ lfUU f Ronald llznncl. S1-ynlonr Me-llr, Norman Cllzxrns, Bob Sandi-lin. .lnlm llollnstroln, liuinon Young. lY:nltcr Klllll- kowski, Artllnr forznn. Tllllfll RUN'-' Ronald cllllllllldi. Irving Belsky, .lim Bridges. Boll YVv:1tlu-rs. Vraig Mc-Alpim-, Glenn Martin, lioln-rt liungc. HOME ROOM 403 I1'O7'7'O.ll HOW: Yineent Melirlon KH. R. Hepj. ltieharnl Jusko, Italo Isopl. Charles Blontieelli lTeaeherl. Frederick Douglas Hunter, Jerry Joyner, William Lussetieh. SECOND ROW: Lawrence Mellowell, Greg- ory Knos. Jack Kopniek, Bennett Hiekman, Joe Bloore, John Mefrary, Keneth Jankow- ski. THIRD IiOWs llvayne Larno. Anrlrew Kar- oly, Silven Koltyk, Don Haas. Holm Heintz, litlylllllllll Kane. llarvin Karehefski. C'arl Kopaeki, Toni I4lIltllllO0lll. FOIJR TII ROHY: Louis Klitehell. Dirk Mazllr. Dale Johnson. Diek Hager, Eclwin Jatkowski. Henry Jenkins. HOME ROOM 405 IiOTTO,'lI ROW: Ian Ross. Allen llnisky Holm Yll0llliLSZl'XVSlil, M. Chaney l'l'eac-herj, Allmert U. Bliller. llax Galanter. SEFOND ROW: Joh11 Cana. Geralcl Skorup- ski. Louis L. Geramly. John Biafore. Clarenee Kaeehle. Don Burskey. TIIIRD HOW: Conrail Smith. Michael Ito- manehik. George R. Clough, Pete Prestininzi. Diek Horner, Joseph Paclolski. Jim Cralmlme. FOl'If TH ROW: Gerahl Giflin. Frank Bazeli. lliek clllllll'l'lHII'li. .Xnrlrew Styluls. Boll Vol- ling, Arnolfl Grossman. HOME ROOM 411 IIOTTOJI HOW: Sophie IJ6IllCtI'l2lll6S, Jos- ephine Salinas. Geralrline Serre ll-I. ll. Rep.l . Miss Louie Ball l'l'eaeherJ. Helen Kalergis. Antoinette Hove. SECOND ROll': Doris Kalinowski. Lorraine Cenzer. Nancy Sc-ofielcl, Janet Niner. Phyllis Popowski. Aliee Pllllllll. TIIIRIJ ROW: lirlith Hiekok. Helen Dem- ehak. Pat llenanrl. llla IDiLalvi'1. .Xnnie Delf- gilllll. lllary Ann Singleinan. lrene Challis. FOI'1i7'Il HOW: Jeanette Somerville. Cath- erine Verlvanae. 'l'ove Nielsen. Jane Miller. Ilalina Frank, Loricla lYoofly. lstzpf Ninety-seven ..-L... Ninefy-eighi is HOME ROOM 413 BOTTOIVI ROW: Harriet Ray, Alice Frey, Joyce Kathan QH. R. Repj, H. E. Osborne tr.llC3.Cl1CI'J , Janice Balicki, lNIildred Gree11. SECOND ROW: Josie Lee hlontgomery, Shirley Bachara, Delores Poole, Saeeadah Jones, Adele Kolasinski, Bernardine Janiga, Shirley Ann Ellison. THIRD RO1'V: Nila Stockton, Peggy Anag- nostu, Sue Landis, Eddie lVIae Sims, lVIargaret Jones, Vera Quackenbush, Gladys Barsalnian, Lotis Taylor. FOUR TH ROW: Vivian Harris, Sherrell Kun- kle, Nancy lNIcDermitt, Patricia VVingard, Elizabeth Willis, Gwen Blarie Tinsley, Sallie Foggie. HOME ROOM 417 BOTTODI ROW: Betty Cathers, Nlary Pohja QSenior Repj , Leona Westerlund QTeacherJ , Gloria Carbone LH. R. Repj, Lois Beatty, lVIary Ann George. SECOND ROW: Hattye Ellen Ransone, Hor- tense Wallace, Nancy Freeland, Dorine Flana- gan, Dolores Hewitt, Louise Singleton, Clara Long. T111 RD ROW: Elizabeth Barnes, Vonna Tay- lor, Betty Niner, Dolores Lyons, Gloria Cotter, Katherine Kanelos. FOURTH ROW: Lenore WVendell, Edna Woody, Blargaret Beck, Doris Lees, Shirley Stretlien, Helen Leon, lNTary Jane Gherlan. HOME ROOM 616 BOTTOM ROW: Peggy Ann Cowan, Ruth Krandall QH. R. Rep.J , Mabel B. Goodfellow Cfeaclierj , Barbara Lockridge, Janet Chisney. SECOND ROW: Anita Maiuri, Virginia Hil- debrandt, Mildred Johnson, Grace Thomas, Anna Harris, Loretta Gibson, Deborah Thomas. TIIIRD ROW: Diary Grimes. Teola Cranon, Delphine Jablonski, Elaine Thomas, Joanne McNeil, Pauline Leigh. FOURTH ROW: Nlildred 1Nl1ite, Daisy Humes, Joyce Ratchford, Iris Nash, Eileen Murphy, Shirley Joe Hall, Lois Garfonta. HOME ROOM 429 BUTTOZII ROW: Elizabeth Weller. Eugenia Szpieg, Jos. E. Takken 1Teeu'herJ. Andrew Berry LH. R. Repj. Jean Schwartz, Vivian Kapuseinski. SECOND ROIV: Martin Kovarik. VVadhu'e Harris. Rnbert llagee. Rz1rbzu'z1 Bleek. Ira Dorf-hen. Ccphas Striplin. THIRD HOW: Roald Shern. Roy Vomzutek. Alice Glattstein. Sam Gaft. John Diinzlnin. FUIVRTH RUIV: Eugene Hutcheson. Anth- ony Rzlnulis. Frank Harris. Edward Niemiee. George Rowe, Carl Lucas. HOME ROOM 433 BOTTOM ROW: Rohert Ketelhut, Rohert Jaskowiak. Lawrence Bogedin. Ronald Knjat. R. J. Hocking fTeaCherJ, Al Krass KH. R. Repj . Norman D'Amico. SECOND ROW: John Ruttenherg, Andrew Bleeda. Norman Goldman, VVcsley Leonard, Al Bliyaina. Chester Kc-dzior. Florant Decker, Oren Beardcn. TIIIRD ROW: Kenneth Telnpest, Roy Fer- rari. hlitchell Koziol, Jac-k Kotkoski, John Hudak, Maurice Vermeulen, Paul Voorheis. x Ninety-nine HOME ROOM 454 IfUTT0l1llf0lV: 'l'ln-rosa lia1skill.l'Ivvlyn Ku- zakos. liile-vn llvnllyliclcls. l'l1yllis Williznns. I Duvixl I llnn. SECOND HOW: llelorcs lilllllll. Honnlil lini- kowski. Marilyn Fnrton, Lois Ann Allen. lim'- lmra Nolan. lixlnzi Gillooly. Snznnnc Ilnlmlwll. Tllllill HUW: .Ioan 51-lmrrvt. lionysn Brown. llonalcl SIllilI'jC'SSO. lllyrnn lvooll. Violol Sr'lnnelzrif'rlt. Huy l'lilllSl, Marlene lhllllillllll, Mary Boonv. F0I71iTIlR0Ii': l1Zll'I'y Carlvlon. George' lYil- lianns, Jolln l'0ne11rlim-r. f'lill'orml li1':n'l-cell. Hz1rol4l Slcilxcr. llalrwin lirown. lIoxx'u1'4l liai- kritz. HOME ROOM 456 IiUTTUl'll Ii0ll': Alfrvml Si'lllll'l1ll'l'. -lon Mc'- li0l'llllll' ll'l0lHt'I'00lll lh-51.3. ll. Booth-ln-1' l'll02ll'lll'l'l , linssvll VVills, Holi ldlllflll. SIKWNII If0ll': Jzwk lim-nson. L0onzn'1l Lvfl- wicll. Llnn Clww. Jolln S1-zlpvllili. llnlpll Tay- lor. Bill VVyn-ss. lionulcl SZylll1lllSlil. Tllllill HOW: Emlwzml l':1h'im-in. .loc Pisvi- lelli, Yates Ii2Ll'fJfl'62l.VOS, liill lsl'0llll2lll. llzmlpll lhulc-llcr. Don Bown. l Ul'IfTlI HOW: Anthony Szlvaurls-. Joaepll llvllllliltli. Don -I0llllSOIl. Curl Pvplillski. Gm-ol'gc Martin. Ralph llzniis-lson. Hill Cocll- ruin. HOME ROOM 503 BUTTOlllR0lV:Helen ElI'1'0ll, Lois lllzulmlin, llurlmrzn Hull. Tllcrcszi llni1li. lfhlmm Fielek, .loan Mcrccki, Lon Anne Bartley, Rosalec Mlznns. SECOND lf0Il .- Llll'lil V. Griincs fTezu'llc1'l . .loyve Dixon. Nellie Sims. -Ioan McClure. Gloria Peurszmll. Mzn'gzn'et Pokojski, Josephine Hoffinzm. Pat Dwzn'nic'k, Pat Fzxbiaui, l5lI'lIl2L Gairnzvllzis, HC2llll'lCC Fink, Arycl Depki. THIRD lf0li'.' Holly Froel. Kay Tlionms. Gvralclinc Trent, Joanna- Hnclmnur. J4:'2lll11Cl,lfC Dornlon. Mary Jo lhlgaiills, Doris Oveul, Marian lllllulns. Viviun Slllllll. linrlmrn Jolinson. If'0U1fT1l HOW: Naomi FCTIIIOII, lluvis Greene, Lois Dilks, Ethel Louis, Elma Goins. HOME ROOM 450 BOTTOM ROW: Bob Nelson. Bob Ray. Mar' garet Qua fTeacherl. John Roman KH. R. liepj , Robert Knox. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Grayson. John Williams. Don Halbera, Reno Parauano. Tak Nlatsui. THIRD ROW: Vvilburt Olshansky. Harry Yvorosz. John Pieratt. Pat Kiesling. Gilbert Mack, Mitchell Batchelor. HOME ROOM 452 BOTTOM ROW: Raymond Stoetzer. Ric-bf ard VVinter. Nlarshall Tobin CStn1lent liepj . Jack Lallul-ze, Jerome Sugamele. SECOND ROW: Jim Wren. Anthony Giola, Harvey Reiner. Frank Zeclcle. John Orlzmclo. Henry Chow. Eugene L. Bortnick. TIIIRD ROIV: Charles Delleenw. Murray Lnbnan, K. Pelletier. John Nlarsliall. lvillizun Penn. Herbert Schnlimlt. FOFRTH ROW: Riclmrcl l'. lhIK'llllllK'Cl. Rob- ert Hargreaves, Hazen Noel. Don Mc-l'I1ee. George Lulicll. Alex Marcaecio, Norman Ger- ber. One hundred one HOME ROOM 614 BOTTOZVI ROW: Joseph Jachimowiex, Al Smith CStu.Rep.J ,J. Wenzel tTeacl1erl.liay- mond VVolanski, Raymoncl lXlcrAvl0y, Primo Rivera. SECOND ROlfV: Albert Sealzo. llarolml Guz- dziol, VVillia1n Herd, Jim Taylor, Al Ross. THIRD ROlV: Paul VVallaf'e, John Sims. Julius Agardy, Jolm Skiragis, Gene Barr. Nor- man Podgorski. HOME ROOM 603 BOTTOM ROW: Joan ltlaek, llarjorie Sim- onds, Rose Marie Pingitore, Mary L. Davis QTeacherj, hlargot Declriek KH. R. Repj , Norma Gilbert, Berverly Brymlen. SECOND ROlV.' Cleo Niki Stathes, Charles VVilkinson, Anthony VVeber, Diary lXIeGinnis, Bill lNIurphy, lilargaret lines, hlary Lou Sto- Well, Dexton Ridenour. THIRD ROW: Nancy Nachazel, Janice ltlason, Dorothy Webster, Robert Sorenson, Robert Lark, Jerry Vanderwiele, XVilliam Borby, Beverly Shapiro, Dolores Sinkiewiez. FOURTH ROIV: Bill Teodecki. Frances Lof- land, Gerald Frye, Donald hlunclt, Samuel Siporin, Elliott Zeldes, Bob Donalrl, Eclwarxl Patterson. HOME ROOM 607 ROTTOIW ROIV: Dolores Balieki, Patricia Kwiatowski, E. S. Lehr 1'l'eaCherJ. Pearl Cohen R. Repj, Elva Larson, Connie Stadelman. SECOND ROIVI Doris Skinner, Jeanettei' Purdy, Elizabeth Turnbull, Dorothy Dumas. Donna Hosier, Gwendolyn Pearcy. TIIIRD ROlV: Rita Berman, FI'2lllK'l'S Tegels. Dorothy Owens, Vivian Vivio, Jane lirowiiinggg. FOURTH ROW: Doris lieCle1'c-, Javque Mae. Joyce Billingsley, Georganna Jenkins, Amelia Zeigler, Anna Hazard. HOME ROOM 505 BUTTON! ROW: John Volpel. Joe Sweet KH. B. ltep.J, Bliss Dolan. Armand Gorexyea, Frank Azzopard. SICUOND ROW: Harrison Gitter, Otto Bee- ker. Edwin Adelman. Mark Allen. Fred .Kn- derson, Philip Baum. FIIIRD It0lV: Richard Wagner. Demo Ars- man. lidward ltohak, John Bartlett, Gerald Rogers, Abraham Hernandez. FUlf'R'l'l1 ROW: John Schwartz. ltohert Bal- genorth. Richard Vansen. Frank Bitonti, David Shangle, Tom Gtzywaez. HOME ROOM 507 liUTTOIll ROW: Lucy Muglia. Mitzi lnouye QH. B. Rep.J . limelia Villarreal ic1ll1tll'lllii.l1J , Bette Genna. lsahelle Korpus. SECOND ROW: Ann Kurzatowski, Jane Or- rieo. Joan Strouder. Eleanor Koleha, Dorothy Dahrowski. TIIIRD ROW: Jaequeline Bnshway. Tonita lluzod. Donna Helhreeht, Vivian YYiitala. Na- talie Skrobuk. Vanka Kazakofl. FOURTH ROW: Mary Darling. lirna John- son. Kassie Fluker, Jaeqneline Hendrix. Ther- esa Mikus. HOME ROOM 509 ls'UTTUflI ROW: Sally Chan, Barbara Jean liyous. Bertha Ballard t'l'eaeherJ, Beatrice Steele tH. R. Bepj, Gertrude Kwiatkowski. SECOND ROW: Olga Brnnelle, Betty Grieh. Lillie R. Phillips, Charlotte Holt. Mary lYied- man. Vera Ksendzik, limogene Freeman. THIRD ROW: Mary Jo Ragains. Angeline Hennek. Sally Mallory. Frances Goher, Jean Calloway. Daisy Galley. lf'0I71f7'Il ROW: Julia A11el.f'hristine Smith. Eleanor Bishee.Beatri1'e Kranz. Mary Lintner, Ruth Moore, Jane Flanagan. One hundred three l One hundred four HOME ROOM 511 HOTTOIU ROW: Fralices Cassalv. Nanvy Healy, Dolores Gnzik, 111111 FI'illlCllCll LII. R. Rep.J , Joyce Karkie. SECOND ROW: Nellie Tllolnas, Gloria Payne. Juanita Newton, Juanita 1vllllil1ll1S, Mary Waxliington, Margie King. THIRD ROW: Virginia Stipcliimfli, fllll'lSllllC Kolpack. Alive Copper. l'at Smith, Sl1irley Hutka, Ruth Parry. FUUIETII ROW: vI!1iLl1Klllt'll,1i01'I'll1l1Cf1llZlli, HCl6l1 Mz1rkl1nn1e. Helen Blassiligillv, Daisy l'ac'ke1', Joan Holt. HOME ROOM 515 IIOTTOM ROW: 1,llll'll'l2l l'ry1'c. Jolin C. llarina l'l'eac'l1erl, ltolicrt llolincs lll. lt. liepj . Art Olson. SIGUOND ROW: flI'L'lgll10ll Manley, Jnlni Ag11ello,Gill1e1'l, Neary, Jilllll 1,1't1'illi, Dominic Perrone. THIRD ROW: Keith l'ri1-0, Arllnn' Pyzycki, Frank Stanislovaitis, Wlalter Szewczyk, Harry Kalajian, Don lX'Ialaker. FUIVHTII ROW: Robert Brown. James Foster. Don Barrlel, Paul flreelifielzl, John Sleflik. HOME ROOM 713 BOTTOIW ROW: Dortlly ltyniak, Betty follins, Dorothy Sliapero, 1110880111 Col1oe fT6ill'l1CfJ , Joe Fazio lstnclent llepj , Blade- line Senko. Amelia Popiel, Natasia Nlelnic-link. Sl'JC'0ND IEOIV: Ray Zajav. l'0rclita Anne Lilly. Marilyn Mcfracken. Jar-k Yanikian, Bill Gangler, Gloria Narva, Lilali Alliy, l1'Iar- garet Knott, l1lelvin llerzon. THIRD ROW: June 1Var1l, AIll'll'llIll' fluinn. llic-llarrl Lane, Janies lioarrl, Jilllll Vross, Ivan Mzljetic-, Sherry liennnen. Don Nsulell. FUIYHTII ROW: l'eler Hallo. G1-r:1l4l l'i1-k- lnan, liill Rose, Dave 1Vooclling, liclclie Stopke. Dennis Terry, ltobcrt Deliolcl, Bob Nixon, lfcl l1lcl11ullin. HOME ROOM 525 IIUTTUJI R0lV.' Carl Hawkins. Marilyn Golinske, Anne Marie Hayes, Milclrecl Miller 111. R. Rep.j, Louise Maeika, Patricia Gray. SECOND RUUYJ Helen Ceiehton, Joseph Los- siek, June Collier, Richard Salle, Kenneth Kusehell, Ralph Tafel. THIRD ROIVJ llitchell Zilylm. George Ken- rlall, Napoleon Simpson, Joe Ingrao, Roh La- riuee, Jean Szatkowski, Marilyn Corey. FOFIE TH RollvfIji1VlLlAllLlCl'50ll, Irwin Mei- sel, Frank Skurski. Ralph Chernoff, Rieharal Skowron, Rohert llunson. HOME ROOM 529 HUTTUJI ROW: Nellie YYilson. Nancy Fun- ninghain, Grace Fink IH. R. Rep.j. H. W. Gaylord V1l6iLt'llCI'l . Karen Vasale. Rosalie Threatt. SHCUNU 1f0li': Roherl. Miller. Norma Rroe- mlon. Kenneth llutellinson. Harvey Goldberg. Dolores Yvehh, Mary Bynum, Robert ffoous. Tllllill RUIV: Pat Zuriek, Doris Fulton, Louie Lahrolf, Roh Sawmley. John Lawson, Donald Fails, Donald Cornyn, YYillie Mack Tll0ll1ElS. FOFRTII ROW: ll6I'lll2lIl Goltlsniitli. James liouclonris, Joseph Neff, YVilliain Press, Jerry Geruer, Gasper Ruflino, Constantine Marga- ritis. HOME ROOM 531 IlUT7'U.U ROW: livla Brown. Laura Jaeoh- son. Glenn Wegner. .Xlviu Moore ill. R. Rep.l Mary Gainhrall, liaureneine Reid, Jean hull'- ner. SfX'U.YlJ HOW: Nathalie Wilson, l'e4lro De- voto. liarl Laxerson. Rlt'll2lI'll Mitchell. Gust Deloglos. Eugene Miller, Stan Katlein. Tllllfll INIIV: c'llill'll'S Scales. f'larenm-e Jan- ism-wski. Robert Roeksc-h. John Pryrle. Ray- inoml Gottlieb. Vharles Murphy. Leon Tomp- kins, Duane Rrauu. One hundred five One hundred six HOME ROOM 533 IfOTTOil'I ROW: Blargaret Vvillianls, Eva Seharff, Tom Limperis KH. ll. B,ep.j, E. Naviekas QTeaeherJ, Alice Shahluk, Carol Joan Diamond, hling Lim. SECOND ROW: Harry Yangouyian, Jolm Arduino, George Beyer, Jimmy Grabowski, Paul Rowe, Shirley lVIcTy1'e, Betty J. Gaines. THIRD ROW: John Zaeeagnini. Stanley Hen- dricks, George Froezila, John Kalevas, Harry Bryk, Robert Lazur, Arlene Mikel. FOURTH ROW: John Danielski, Bob Rou- vhon. Thama Rowell, Charles Vassallo, Larry Moran, Bob Keller. Hugh Black. HOME ROOM 541 BOTTOM ROW: Herhert Bergess QH. R. liepj . Stanley Finkelstein. Nick Andon, Lewis Keller 1'l'eacherj , Art Berry, Andy Farkas. SECOND ROW: Harvey Dean, Frank Big- ham, Paul H. Espy, Paul Colandrea, Paul Bailey. THIRD ROlV: Chuck Curnow, James Byrd, Norman Degenhardt, Aubrey Bowditch. HOME ROOM 545 BOTTOM ROW: Theodore Colomina, Bruce Davis, Bob Thorburn CStud. Repj Roy Clave t,1l0ilCl16l',, David Gouda, William Daidone. SECOND ROW: William Christian, Dan Downey, Joe Saloka, Willie G. Greene, George Bohovsky, Howard Eichenhorn, Ronald Holmes. THIRD ROW: Harold Hyde, Rauleigh Farris, .lohn Feneeh, Salvador Bricio, Bill Fitzpatrick, Bob Bamford, Steve Yates, Earl Chriss. FOURTH ROW: Leonard Cheslak, Roy An- thony, llerhert Bergess, Hazen Avery, Alhert Charleston, George Fulton, Joseph Tricolf. HOME ROOM 546 lHI7'T0,'ll li'0ll': Nzun-y l'minito. Nlz1ryt'o,- nei' ll'res.l. Madeline .Xrlin lStud. ltep.l. tlretn Pueli lTezu'liel'l. .lezlnette Hitvliie l5ee.l , Joyve BIZIUIGSSIDII. Slff'0.YlJ lfllllvf Selnni Xrliin. .Xnitn Wilkin- son. Norzili linlteel. Joann Dole:-ki. Vernon Davidson, Jewel Bates. Gloria Nlelil. Dolorus lilings. THIRD lf0ll': Fonnie .Incl-gsoii. Rena Silver. Dorothy Dilleinntli. livelyn llzniwey. ltolmert Zientek. Vieliie -lUllllS4lll. Tllereszl Snltys. Bev- erly Szunuel. .Inc-k Gngel. l UI'1fTlI lf0lI':Ge1-ry Greene. ltolmert Mau'- Queen. Harry Douglas. ltivlisilwl l'll'2llll't'll. .Iolni 0'l a1'rell. Hazen li. Kunz. Donald Le- breck. Virginia Burt. HOME ROOM 549 liUTTUrll ROW: Jinx 0lson.f'z1rl Noll. .lim Vvnrli. .lolln Wleiss lll. lt. ltep.l. f':u'l ll. 'lltll'lltItllSt lllll'2lt'llCI'l.J17llIl Steinelie. Rll'llill'tl James. SIfC'O.YIJ RUIV: ltudolpli Diteodoro. clllH.l'lt'S Zieliielii. Gerald Dickinson. Simon Zeldes. l red Kelly. lidwurd Hisle. Harrold l,t'l'llllilIl, ltieli- 2ll'tl Killebrew. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Rieli. lingerie ltzul- tke. Dick Broneliziert. .lolln Aliern. Jolin l'ric'e, James Stanley. Alfred lirueeiuno. l Ul'1f T11 R0ll': Ernest Svofield. ltulpll Harte. Loren Sennewzild. Gordon Nlf'l,llCl'SOIl. .xtlillll Baszewski. Don Petrisko, Douglas Bow- yer. Carl Lalszlta. HOME ROOM 550 li07'TOJll R0ll': Nfary I4ElSk2l. l'llC2l.llOI' l':nn- rin. Howard Herzinger. Jeanette Nlurvotlv lTeziel1erl. Katllerine Melialas lll. lt. ltep.J. lieutrive Stephan. Beverly liiggzir. Slff'UND ROW: K2ltllTj'll Uddo. Doris Slaughter, Helen t'nvus. Virginia Bigelow. l,il.tlllllC fzunplxell. Lenore S. Lewis. Peg Vol- vin. Dolores Deliro. .Xdelaide Lloyd. Victoria Kauogerson. Jean l'inkowski. Dolores Miller. TIIIIBIJ HOW: .Xnnzl Kovzu-s. Mary Lee. Lor- raine Loverniek. Jeannette YYilkinson. .lonnn ltolxinson. Mary Hillnmn, Gwen Yan Loon. If'0l'IH'II ROW: l'llCitlllll' flll2lll4HCl'. li:ll'lm:u':1 lleikku. Barbara llildelrrzuidt. Lnln Mau' Woodruff. Dolores Dllllfls. Mary June Toni- zak. Burlmni Szabo. Put Steele. HOME ROOM 552 BOTTOIII ROW: Ronald Pearson. John Fic- trzkiewicz. Esther Malkoun. Fharles Stratton ill. lt. ltcpj, Charles ltlc-Connell, Donald Liddell, Donald Krakowiak. SECOND ROW: Eugene ltlilczarski. ltichard Daunl. John Lukas. Victor Ityhinski. Ric-liard Farlson, Horace VV. Colquitt, Yinccnt Leon- atti. TIIIRD ROW: John Seuos, Harold Stratton, Frank G. Chininis. Richard Rush. Harry Wed- lcr. Hoy Matthews, Anthony Z2lt'll2lI'0ll0lIlUS, Roman Mcfllatc-her. FOIVRTII ROW: Carl Parr. Ernest tvatts. Robert Shaub, Walter Malaczynski. James Tucker, Dwight Wahlberg. Charles Bloorc, HOME ROOM 554 BOTTOIU ROW: Harry Krata. Donald Lingeman, Eddie Horton, Olive Miller fTeach- erl. Lawrence llriskey tll. lt. ltcpj. John Lewy. SECOND ROW: Bill Silva. Karl Poth, Al- hcrt lNIcVVatt, Bob Hight, Arthur hlekjian, Arthur llerriweather, Vincent Cianciolo. TIIIRD ROW: Edmund Nowosiadly, Bob ltlyatt, Hank Konczak, Chester Rogers, Leo Parounagian, Robert Good. FOURTH ROW: Jack Gillooly, Arnold Buz- zard. George liast, Ray Makowski. Anihrosio Livingston, Carl Anderson, Ray Komarnicki. HOME ROOM 601 IIOTTOIU ROIV: Alice hlae Piezza, Joseph AI. lilasko, Jr., Elaine Havelock, Donald Brackett tTeacl1erj, Harvey Rosenberg KH. lt. Repj , Alan Fern, Sharlcne Spencer, Toni Atkinson. SECOND ROW: Frances llilcs, James Le- fcvre. Greta Lundborg, Marvin Gahricl, Vir- ginia llorkowski, ltlitchell ltycus, Patricia Cross. George Booth. THIRD ROW: Judy Kay. Delores Rhynard. Richard Zygniunt. Alfred Gaines, ltonald Daily, Ardy IXELZRLFOSIRIII. llolv N-ymonr, Karen Hush, llrna Rose. FOURTH ROW: Adele lilasko. Richard Stud- niarz. James Allen. Gerald Tencnbauni. Louis Corsini. Richard Bogart, Tony Balthasar, Sonya Polant. HOME ROOM 617 B0 TTOZU ROll'.' lllicliael ltlashlakjian, George Kaloustian. Gilbert Hugh, Peter Hy- lxock t'1'eacherl, Eugene Sindak KH, lt. Rep., , lidward Schneider, Rll'llill'll Murdock, lilroy Sieloff. SECOND HOW: Richard Doherty, Roy Bowen, Joseph Kotulak, Ariel Esparza, James Lamanen. James llorton, Gino Tarquinio, Stanley Good, Aloysius Cameron, Sidney Greenberg, Melvin Christner, Arthur Klein, Francis Skoteher. THIRD ROll'.' Mlalter Hoye. Tom Dodds, Clark Coon. Richard Richards. George Salo, Chuck Lackner. VValter Davie. Harvey l'lnm- mer, Bernard Johnson. Gerald Piggott, Rich- ard Robertson, Richard lIeClure, James Nicholas. FOUR TH ROW: George Baranski. ltlax Carl- son, John Novateis. Harold Lang. Joseph llrunson. lllann James. Lawrence Smith. Rod- ney Braham, Thomas Harlan. Richard Doh- hyn. ltohert Hawke, Roger Christ, Herbert Fritz. HOME ROOM 618 BOTTOIII HOW: Paul Thompson. Norman Javezian, Lynn S. Gordon t'l'eacherl . James L. James KH. R. ltep.l , Richard Dopadzinski. SIQVOND ROW: Frank Duyni. Mike Kady. Julius Sepesy. Frank M. Yost-govich. Leonard Radtke, Roliert Hughes, Leonard l'ilato. THIRD ROW: lidward Bradford. lluhert Fueik, Jim Muyskens, Darris Mc-Cord, Kaye Jackson, Jack Jordan. FOFRTII ROW: Yvarren Mason. Harold Harrison, Bill llloore, Eli Popa. .Xl Kehlaitis. Willard VYeinert, Don llardy. HOME ROOM 622 UOTTOJI ROW: Dana Dale. Sylvia Abde- uour. Margaret Almandy tH. R. ltep.l . Nina A. Fleming tTeacherl . Helen Fatseas. Sylvia Sylvester. Sonya Oehmig. SEf'OND ROW: Celeste Hoseman. Marguer- ite Shreve, Dorris Golden. Nancy Angle, Don- ald Greening. lilizaheth Henninger. Emily Bennett, Forrine Dodd. Margaret Catt. TIIIIEIJ ROW: Joyce NleLeod. Francine lil- wart. Jane Koval. Joan Buyers. Winifred Golmle. Shirley Bennett. farolyn Huggins. Ilene Schneider. l Ul'IfTlI ROW: Leotta Patton. Lynnctte Heed. Theresa Radko. Charles Wysocki. Mil- ton Cohen. John Hooks. Mildred lleisner. Amelia Jezierski. John Strejan. One hundred ien HOME ROOM 623 BOTTOM ROW: Joan Thompson, Bloham- mccl Hey, Marjorie VValker lH. R. Repj, Mary Cherry lTeaeherJ, Barbara Brisbois, Albert Aaron, Sonia Cosman. SECOND ROW: Shirley Tracy, Diary Eliza- beth Jackson, lwarguerite Jones, Ruth Fink, Thomas Adams, Darlene DeYoannes, Edward- ine Maczynska, Jimmie Lee Frazier, lNIary C romar. TIIIRD ROW: Pearl Miller, Jackie Hamnies, Harry Rollins. Ruth Mcilarvah, Cary Eng- land, Mabel Lemond, Barbara Hives, Inez Gidion, Joyce Jennings. FOFRTII ROW: Ralph Bleuaert, Gordon Wood. June Sampsal, hlarjorie Johnson, Charles Pollock, Vero Elise, Richard Nleissner, Louise Washbnrne, Arlene Sickle. HOME ROOM 625 IIOTTOIU ROW: Bob Feldman, Joseph Dan- kovich KH. R. Repj , R. E, Sprague lTeach- erj, Marvin Leech, hfike Torosian. SECOND ROW: Bill Vassell, Louis Ilg, John Hy, Duane Young. Leonard Nazarchuk, Guido Sacco. THIRD ROW: Carl Fraidcnburgh, John Stewart, Dick l'olns, Gerald Wilke, Jerry Liebow. FOURTH ROW: John Woszezyna, James Henry, John Gritenas, Jaye Miller, Herman Gordemann, Donald Rhodes. HOME ROOM 627 BOTTOZU ROW: Earl Sc-lmur. John Doe, Harry Ferrari, Conrad Engelder LH. R. Rcpj Wes Quanot, Midge VVarren. SECOND ROW: Blyron Joyrich, Al Szalony, Ray Soeters, Harry Hanflelsman, Sol Bialeck, Marvin Hein. HOME ROOM 629 IIUTTUJI RUW: Gloria l'z1rke1'. Ken Dotson IH. li. Repj , Theodore Hollnherg lrF6iK'llCI'J . John Kukula. Betty Jiggens. Ariuine Harou- tunian. SICCOND If0ll': Arthur Dihrzunistein. Elim- beth Smith. Patricia Fox. Carol Yoight. Hugh Ycc. TIIIHD ROW: Phillip Voltlrcn. Morton Fcin- golcl. Ric-hzml Salyeta. Kenneth Hilthon. Don vV2lSIlllli, E11 Finkel. FUVRTH ROW: Kenneth Coon. Alex Kar- gilis. lidtlie Reed. liwlwurul Mayer. ltichzml Rosen. HOME ROOM 631 HUTTOIII ROIV: Robert Hrucc. Sum licufuut, II. H. Gtitltlwill lTez1cherl , Rohcrt Taylor KH. lt. ltcpj. Matthew l'ricc. .Xrt Jusko. SICVUIYIJ ROIV: Leo Fantiu. John fJ.B!'ll3ll. Jznucs Klann. litlsel Johnson. Joe Bohovski. .loc Grish. Allan Scott. E41 Hclph. TIIIIED ROW: Joseph Pica. Nlurruy Grant. Kenneth Frey. Joseph Noll. Gilhcrt Hohucs, Jcrry Geist. Arthur Picczurzl. llonalml K. Klills, Stewart H. Cauuphell. FOFR T11 HOW: lsaulorc King. .Xlhcrt Brown- stonc. Oscar Tuttlenmn. Frank Mnlvrosc, Don Nowak. Thomas Noll. ltohcrt ltohloff, John Francis. HOME ROOM 646 li0T7'0M ROW: xvlllltltl fnlhoun. Bettc Stcin, Scotty Uonalrl. Eva Pzlrtojian lll. R. ltcpj . Ann Litchfielrl. Phyllis Lakritz. SIJCUNIJ ROW: Imlllllltl f'nrx'cner. linrlmlwl Brown. Pzmtric Norrlhy. Violet Krstich. Jnnct Buss. lllnrilyn Koflczlr. ltitzl Mulflnur. THIRD RUIV: I7orisJu1lson. Irwin Rothstein. ltohcrt Taylor. Alex Paterson. Bernauline Farl- Nou. Jeancttc Le lilauic. HOME ROOM 647 li0TTU1'll ROW: Toshi Sal-Low, Rose l'ow- shok, lt. K. Schuholz, l'1lCil.l'llCl'l, Ronald Stachowiak QH. R. Repj, Judy hlarks. SECOND HOW: lN1ary ixllll Wright, David Segal, Blelvina Carlan, Arlene Schultz, Eliza- lmcth Wlitacre, vvillliiil' Llfillll. TIIIIID RUHV: Gloria SliUl'iC'll. Dona llarsh- all. l'atricia Spezia, Sarah Goren, Eleanor Stringari, l,l2L11C Saxer. FUFRTII ROW: Ernest Giodano, Prince C. Kendrick, Ronald Nichols. Don Lazeski, Robert Schultz, Keith Marsh. HOME ROOM 650 BUTTON IlUll'.'lNla1'y Lon Grant, Elorence II'Wlll, Audrey Clore, Grace hlolzoif t'l'each- crj , Blarilyn Chickowsky, Bose Marie Broad- crs, tll. li. ltep.j, ltlarvel Adams, lN1a1'ilyn Jarrait. SIQCUNIJ HOIV: Yvonne Jones, Peggy Foster, Nadia Berkey, Barbara Jackson, Chloe Hutch- ins, Evelyn Davis, Betty Judah, Beatrice lloga, Isobel Andersen, Virginia Bayekian, Doris Ellen Holland, Willie Benherry. THIRD ROW: Dorotl1y Dean, hlildred Brac- ken, Harriet Dales, Esther Chene, Rhoda Bebes, Mary Ann Bclack, Elsa Gardner, Alma Davis, Louise Arndt, Norma Cook, Barbara Crane, Shirley Alexander. l OU1tZl'II ROW: Theresa Halick, Lorraine Basinsky, Barbara Dean, Charlyn Duntz, Shirley Ehrstine, Rose ltlarie Gosciniak, Pau- li11e Giln1ore, Joyce Gard11er, Alvia Brizil, Beverly Evens, Norma Geryan, Virginia Grove. HOME ROOM 656 BUTTUJI ROW: Lois Richards, Sally Sliker, Patricia Wood, Laurietta Kenk tTeacherQ , ltoxanne Solakian 111. 1t.1iep.j , Gloria Weitz- mann, Marilyn Schlicher, Na11cy Taorniina. SECOND ROW: Betty Scheible, Allllil. VVood- cock, Beatrice Stephenson, Phyllis Smith, Charlene Winslow, Geraldine Stashefsky, Betty Schwab, Carolyn Weishaupt, Gwendo- lyn Walters, Sonia Wilson. THIRD ROW: Helen Varga, Gloria Turner, Marion VVilkinson. Bcr11adine Sinolinski, Mandy VVynn, hluriel Shields, Tahna '1lll0IllCS, Glennie Young, Jean Rowe, Davene Ross. F0175 T11 RUW: Olga Sntar, Barlmara 'l'1ryl1an, Florence Stewart. Freda Itettlmerg, Joanna Snszek, Enlah Ulmer, Sandy Schultz, Cheryl Weigand, Arnettc W'eingarden, Shirley Schwartz. HOME ROOM 666 BOTTOM ROW: Harold Donaldson, John Davis, Elio Bologna, Bill Dupuis, Mr. Be- gian Q'llCil.CllCl'J, Lee Deck tH.R. Rep.j, 'fed Alexander, Victor Dyni, VVilbur Col- lins, Rick Graff. SECOND ROIV: Gerald Cottec, Richard Caramagno, Gilbert Falco, Richard Ban, Ayers Bagley, Dick Goldsworthy, Donald Daleen, John Artymovich, Jack Beck, Bill Berghod, Al Burbary, Harris Crohn, Law- rence Diamond. THIRD ROIV: Alvin Belknap, Nick George, Fred Fahrner, Robert Del Giudice, Fred Butler, John Grenfell, Harry Adams, John Bondar, Bob Bunton, Fredric Bellin- ger, Gilbert Gibson, Bunker Clark. FOURTH ROIV: Joe Billingsley, Eugene Baczynski, Larry Goldstein, Donald Byrd, Kenneth Dobson, lVa1dymyr Dubriwny, Alex Branzei, Herbert Carlisle, Edward Baumann, Edward Baron, Jerry Gotham, Hugh Galbraith. HOME ROOM 620 BOTTOZU ROW: Regina Kassel, Carl Strobe QStu. Rep.j, Laurence Ray c'llCl1Cll' erj, Delphine Misiuk, Julie Ray, Geraldine Szarck. SECOND HOW: Nan Conte, Betty Biro- sak, Leo Salvsky, Cleo Korgis, Janice Ed- wards, Lorraine Silverman, Don Kersten, Amil Gargano. THIRD ROW: Helen Feldman, John Schweitzer, Louise McClellan, Helen Ber- ger, Geraldine Bishop, Eugene Azzam, Al- fred Boehenek. FUFRTII IEOIV: Marion Penny, Robert Levinson, Marshall Campbell, Ed Bowlby, James Karales, Neil Spence, Geo. Fick, Lillian lvolock. HOME ROOM 821 BOTTOJI ROW: Shirley Scboltz, Ray Rosen- berg QH. R. Rep.l . Bliss Skewis l'l'eaeherl , Grace Pnpillo. Shirley Green. SECOND IfOll': Charlotte Hirselnnan, Nich- olas Bnhalis, Natalie Goldberg. Mary Pantelis, Beverly Miller. Virginia King, Renee Kaupiz. THIRD ROIV: Nlarjorie Cooper. Charles Cbope. Grant Lashbrook, Richard Zayae. Blil- ford Singer. .lim Monroe. Coleman Van Ryan. I OI'lf7'Il Ii'Oll': Arnold YYrotslavsky, Henri King. Robert Jolley. Don Oarrick, Sidney Blontgomcry. Byron Jaffe, Al Goslow. One hundred fourfeen HOME ROOM 658 HUTTUJI HUUV: lhllllllli Kelly, Blar- quella Doss, George Allen QH.R, Rep.j, Mrs. Sether Q'l'eam-herj, Geraldine Kirk, Nina Angeloff. SECOND RUIV: Virginia Snead, Hilke Kiefer, Betty Fowler, Betty Bean, Mary Jane Healey, Lois Newell, Nancy Scheer- sehmidt, Marvin Dean, Ina Sidder. THIRD RUIV: Don VVl1aley, Carolyn Davis, Michael Horvatovieh, Pat De Frain, June Kilbourn, Phyllis Vine, Ann Harri- son, Andy Molnar. FOURTH RUIV: George Stewart, Frank Urtisi, Alex VVard, John Lavery, Bill Merte, Richard Kinney, Charles VVismer, Robert Kearis, James YVade, Rhoda Braun. HOME ROOM 303 liUTTUill IIUW: Charles Tringali, Fred Ja- kuhiec. Athanasios Vergos, lloward Shippen ill. R. Rep.j , Richard Oslrowsiti, Joe Cieala, John Chiarenza. SI'X'0A'IJ lf0ll'.' Donald hlalkiewiez, Rodger Lovlenich. Donald Jax, Eugene Bednarezyk, Rudy Pekkala, lldmund Zombirt, Robert Terhall. THIRD HOW: Ronald Carroll, Don VVl1ite, Leonard Neumann. Armand Sokolowski, Phil. Russek, Cliarles Reinhardt. HOME ROOM 350 IiOTTOZiI RUll'.' hlelvin Tianen, Nick Bil- lotti. Don Langlois QH. R. Repj , II. R. Padel- ford Q'l'eaeherj , George Buono. SISUUND ROIV: Ralph Dudek, hlarvin Book- sten, Norman King, Thomas Badyna, Don Moldenhauer, Alhert Stahl. THIRD ROW: Fred Chalk, lilanon Ruman, Henry Russell, Bob Szczepanski, Robert Stapish. l UI7lf7'll IIUIV: Wlallaee Amlers, Don f'asr-Ike. Arnold Laskowsky, liill l'ilueh. Yinve frowe, Danny lladlield. 2' :-4-lll '+ 4 F Round the next corner and in the next street Adventure lies in wait for you. Oh! who can tell what you may meet Round the next corner and in the next street? Could life be anything but sweet Whten all is hazardous and new Round the next corner and in the next street? Adventure lies in wait for you. -E. F. A. Seach ' We sincerely hope all your adventures will be wholly pleasant. If you were to ask those who graduated, one, five, ten or fifteen years or more ago, we rather think they would tell you that both your adventures and your ventures will be more pleasant and more profitable when you have a bank account. You will never be sorry if you save. It is never too early or too late to start a bank account with us-but for you the sooner, of course, the better. ATIO AL BA K OF DETROIT Complete Banking and Trust Service 31 Banking Ojices lllember Federal Deposit I nsurance Corpornt l If-1 1 1 ... 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The plan enables qualified girls, who definitely plan to work for Michigan Bell after they have obtained their college degree, to obtain necessary experience in our specialized field prior to graduation from college. If you are planning a business career for yourself after completing college, we cordially invite you to drop by the Employment Office and discuss our college plan with us. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE HOURS MONDAY through FRIDAY- 8:30 to 5:00 IIllIIIIIlllllulllllllllllllllllllIIIInIllllllllllllllllllllllll .14 jriendfg pface fo lfffjorl' ui uuuuuuimuiuuuuuummg E MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 1365 CASS AVENUE One hundred seventeen ODAY, Aladdin's genii would have first-class inferiority complexes. The trouble? There are so many man-made wonders to show them up as bushers in the Nliracle League. Could any amount of lamp rubbing produce, for example, such out-of-this-world things as: the electron microscope, germ-killing lamps, jet planes or the electric eye? They've also switched radar from the battlefield to the kitchen in a dingus which will roast a hot dog, or broil a steak, before you can draw a cup of coffee to go with it. It's enough to give any Class A genie a nervous breakdown. And, as always, there are two schools of thought on where we go from here. One hundred eighteen E One is ably represented by those like Nlr. Henry L. Ellsworth, one-time U. S. Commissioner of Patents, who in 1844 stated that man had reached Ihe end nf his creative ability! Thereis another, larger school, thank goodness, which holds that we are only crossing the threshold of man's creativeness . . . only beginning to sense the bountiful world ahead. 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