Cass Technical High School - Triangle Yearbook (Detroit, MI)
- Class of 1950
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We think we're going out to set the world on fire because we know within ourselves that we have the ability to see a job through. Our elders look at us bewildered, shake their heads, and mutter, UThis younger generation. They stare at our crew-cuts, hobby sox, long skirts, and hot-rods, our new-fangled way of speaking. We, in turn, go right on be-hopping with uDiz,', hucklehucking and having a Mreal coolv time. Wye sigh with Frankie and groan with Damone. These new fads and fancies belong exclusively to our generation. This is our American birthright, and we enjoy it to the utmost. Underneath our brash flippancy, we yearn for an understanding of the turbulent political and economic status of the world about us. We try seriously to discuss the aspects of communism, the atom bomb, and socialized medicine. Breathing freshness into a confused world, we continue to make merry until the day when we shall exchange our giddiness for maturity and as- sume our rightful status as responsible citizens of our country. Table of Contents Dedication . 1 Administration . 2 Retirements . . . .1 Seniors and Facility . 5 Sports ..... , 63 Ink and Pen . . , 73 Homerooms 0 81 Organizations . u 105 Advertising I 117 N p gjgf' init r s. gt , Ei, ,di ww- 1' L,14 J DEDICATION 'f ' ' HUA!! y iff, up y,y4li,,V ,lf 0' - ,aft ' , K M X. 4.f ' T 'XJ I, I ' A-,j V If A to In dedicating this year book to MR. ARCHIE J. WITT, -'AM 4. bij Assistant Principal, on leave, it is the hope of the Seniors Y Hd, y Q of 1949-50 that Mr. Witt will regain his former robust riff f L '!g by ff. if ji f fl, ' 'I 1 ,' ., , ' 1' 'X ,, , l health and return to Cass Technical High School. f3' iff ' f if f ' A' 'QA I 1- ' ' We are appreciative of his sincere work devoted to us V ' X741 . 'Q -' I , I ,J J' Q and feel that the coming classes would be unfortunate in- ,f 0 .I ' W VX .of ' i ' -rl, 4 deed not to have the privilege of associating with him. W.-A Af' 4 7 pf ,f X .. 1 ' A ,'C'!', 'id Al t lf So, Mr. Witt this will be a Command Performancen, XJ fi J, a and may you enjoy again your part in the greatest drama A 4 I ' -5,?'f'e rj' iff , f ,I ... possible, Helping Youth to Become Ladies and Gentle- men. L. ' l W. E. Stirton Principal Tloycl E. Raclabaugh Administrative Principal Administration ln these pages of the Triangle you will find a pictorial presentation of your school life at Cass Technical High School. Perhaps your picture is included with the graduating seniors. Probably there is a snap shot that you can point to and say Hthat's me over in the right hand corner. I know that as you now look through this annual you will find real pleasure in recognizing your many friends in these pages. But I do hope you will keep this Triangle, and after many years, look it through again. Then you will see the same photographs but in a different light and from another vantage point. I hope that you will find that you have kept and strengthened many of the friendships you found at Cass Tech. l hope that the ambitions and ideals that you ac- quired as a student at Cass Technical School will have by then matured and developed into substan- tial realities. Such can be the case if you will continuously keep before you the high challenge and responsibility to make your education and your training be of service to your community and to your fellow man. Good luck to you. W. E. Stirton. if 4,4 7 W, f 7 ,,,, i yfyf' p Olive Cobb Raymond R. Jared Counselor Principal, Summer School ,u 2 Archie J. Witt I Assistant Principal Louis E. Jennings I Counselor Robert Branton Attendance Officer Rowena Showman Attendance Clerk Edwin Keilholz Bookstore Manager Othmar Korth Receiving Clerk Gertrude Dwaskin Bookstore Clerk John Daniels Electrician Clifford Mize H, O. T. C. Captain Q. 45 is In ax F. Rush Chief Clerk Jean Dominiak Nurse Rachael Jacobs Visiting Teacher Cyril Bouffard Chief Engineer Lillian Hunsdorfer Bookstore Clerk James Polkinghorne Carpenter Melvin Taylor Driving Instructor A GK if ii n -x. I 1 feb 1 . Y , 'v.,, I H 3 W -X, ff l Rte cy W , Leona Rhoehrs Attendance Clerk Bertha Rhodes Switchboard Frank Warne Chief Janitor David Splon Technician Rodney Stone Instrument Room John Jacques Plumber Ellen Drew Study Hall ,rw if E ff? ,zz , is 3 RETIREMENTS Miss Brightie Considine, who was an instructor of Home Econ- CO N S I D I N E omics at Cass Tech for the past twenty-two years, retired from teach- ing last November, 1949. Miss Considine is a graduate of the Detroit Teachers' College. She will always be remembered at Cass for her willingness to work . . . work . . . work for her one principle aim in life - that of helping young girls grow gracefully into young women. Miss Mary Davis, who was a commercial art teacher fPen and Ink, Poster designl at Cass for thirty years, retired last March. D Miss Davis received most of her teacher's training at the famous Pratt Institute in New York City. She was and is extremely popular with all the students and faculty because of her great talent, good nature and willingness to help others. Mr. Melbourne Kirkland, mechanical-manufacturing instructor, KI D retired from teaching in January, 1950 after serving thirty-two years here at Cass Technical High School. Mr. Kirkland received his life certificate from Western State Normal College, a B. S. and a M. S. from Great Lakes College in Ann Arbor, Michigan. He will sincerely be missed by his many friends, both among the faculty and the student body. Retiring after thirty-two years at Cass is Mr. B. E. Ott, of the auto-aero department. Mr. Ott came to Cass after having graduated from Ypsilanti State Normal College and after having received his B. A. from the Detroit City College, his M. A. from Wayne University. Due to his continuous and untiring efforts, the auto-aero depart- ment has been able to maintain its present high standard. X x SEN ?R FACULTY I. V.'7 -Vf 37 'f'.' ' ,1'!ffl!l fi , fl li alum!! ALM , 1 ' 15? ef UH? r H 1 rl I I I 4 I 3 fOr ,ff W MR. R. WENNING A Co-Class Sponsor 1 f GEORGE BACALIS JGSEPH INGRAO President Vice-president M Q DAVID BOYD NANCY PRAINITO Treasurer Secretary JANUARY SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS :pei RALPH SMITH President F. RADABAUGH Co-Class Sp J UANKA KAZAKOFF HARRIETT RAY Secretary Treasurer JUNE BILL PREISH Vice-president CLASS OFFICERS 7 iviffi! ' w , I I ii 7 fi 1 ?f, , 4' f W ! V ff f ff , I' t ,Ac 'V- 2 :1 Marten dU W T ,, get aymon ave m. revarrow V, .,.A4,,.AA Frank Granger Lewis Keeler Auto-Aero and Refrigeration-Air Conditioning curricula require a thorough knowledge of mathe- matics and science. Shop Work for the autofaero student includes acetylene and arc weld- ing, hand-tool operation and machine shop, meteorology and navigation, gasoline engine fitting and testing and six semesters of aeronanlics or automotive. Air-conditioning and refrigeration students are trained in the theory, construction, operation, installation, flesign und maintenance of all types of automatic refrigeration equipment. ERO +- Carl Turnqulst Burl Ott ,mag Dept. Head Retired Dept. Head 'QQ Fe 4. no AZZADI. THEODORE Peace Lutheran H. S. GOOD. ROBERT S. I-'ordson H. S. LINGEBIAN. DONALD L. Nolan Int. Aero Club ROWINSKI, CASS St. Stanislaus BALGENORTH. ROBERT Barbour Int. Senior Rep. Hall Guard BRANKS. THOMAS Jackson Int. Football Team DUYIVI, FRANK St. Joseph H. S. R. O. T. C. KVAMME, ROLF Post Int. AZZOPARDI, FRANCIS jefferson Int. R. O. T. C. Hcmeroom Reps. HARDING. ROBERT Barbour Int. Football Team Lettermen's Club MANCHESTER. WILL Nolan Int. Aero Club fSec'y, V. Pres.l R. O. T. C. 41st Sgt.J SIMINIONS, DALE Nolan Int. Track Team Cross Country Team Lettermen's Club BAMFORD, BOB Tappan Int. Student Council National Honor Society CHININIS. FRANK So. Milwaukee H. FENECH, JOHN Western H. S. Aero Club MCKEEVER, GARY Jefferson Int. Lettermen's Club Football Team JANUARY ' M' fm- f ' ' X f ' f T 4 T1 . '. fa .1 fi. K ' ,f V U 'I .. M 43 . . , E y I 'X ' ,fl .54 . X Q E ... A 1 X' L... 71' ' x Q 'V I ' C ' f ff f , aw . W7 nw, if , af ,z WWW V, if 5 63 . Q gg Z 'M ' , .5 .K 1, W f l A 1 I Q , If -W. LL: . 'V IXUW. 'V wff' 3 ...W 3.-f-1, 7 - QW KR W' W1 fr yr A ,fl ' f ' 9, an p EAST, GEORGE B Detroit Lutheran H. S. KRINOCK, THOMAS Cleveland Int. RICE, ANDREW Jefferson Int. WEDLER, HARRY McMichael Int. R. O. T. C. 1Lieut.J BOLESTA, DONALD Barbour Int. Hall Guard CURNOW, CHARLES Barbour Int. GREENE, WILLIE Cleveland Int. Hall Guard PARNELL, ROBERT Barbour Int. 9 PHILIBIAN, GERARD Jefferson Int. Cheerleader WOROSZ, HARRY Chadsey H. S. ZICHICHI, CHARLES Nolan Int. Refrigeration Club fPres.j R. 0. T. c. QLieut.J JUNE ALLEN, MARK R. Nolan Int. BARTLETT, JOHN W. Tappan Int. DORSEY, JOHN W. McMichael Int Aearo Club Projector Operator JACKSON, KAYE D. Denby H. S. Aero Club fVice-Pres.j 10 r ,,..., , X me V NW V We tak ax- ,,,,.,::, p.-..41.,.- ,,, Q .,1l,.. .wi ' Y' , C M. S r'- N .N X gg A 9 We X? xx ei ns Sr.. sl. sl' ,,., X ! A wig.. 1 W, f at , W f 1 4 al Q if 5 Q .3 ' ff - MQW ...,.. f 1 J? 5 j- f 'W 5542 ZS, . Q f .,.. r v V' K M, Ir, ' W , ff A I A ' 4' , f ,,, W f , 'Q mf . ,3 1 .31 .Q yy .., , .uk Z f 7' 3 ,,,, ' ff 3 S an 9 AA , t r W STANISLOVAITIS, FRANK Tappan Int. Aero Club Student Council Student Rep. Football Team Hall Guard BOWYER. DOUGLAS Post Int. ANDERSON, FREDERICK T. McMichael Int. Aero Club 4Student Council Rep.J CARLSON, RICHARD E. Foch Int. Aero Club HAAS, FRANCIS L. Tappan Int. Student Rep. Hall Guard MASON, WARREN Nolan Int. Homeroom Rep. TRICOFF, JOSEPH Condon Int. Homeroom Rep. STANLEY, JAMES Highland Park H. S. Hall Guard Refrigeration Club lSec'y, Treas., Vice- Presidentl. AVERY, HAZEN M. Tappan Int. DEMIRJIAN, GERALD J. Tappan Int. Aero Club tSeC'yl INSANA, FRANK D. Barbour Int. MONDEN, GENE P, Cleveland Int. Aero Club 4Treas.l Nat'l Honor Society I , ' 'csv ' 5 I.. J 5 .ze , A 72 t' ff? f 4 it 4 U 1 + , f , , , v Z' ff :jd f f 'f X ::: . x p s E' Ri N S xx ' ,S H xx X x Sw N xx x :xx .SX Y . I f .A Q. .-1' .xv if , A .... a X . N ,... . --ee if . g X mx X N xxx , .zmzt .1-X 1 ..... h .- , , . E: 'wi - R .... . .W 0 v 4- ZC' Q ZA W 1 w 2 . If 'a X B ESX-3 . P. ii? NOIVOSIADLY. EDMUND F. Cleveland Int. Slide Rule Const. SCHIVARTZ. JOHN R. jackson Int. Aero Club 1Pres.l STRATTON. HAROLD S. jefferson Int. Homeroom Rep. Rifle Team Nat'l Honor Society Aero Club 4Pres.l Concert Band VANSEN, RICHARD J. U. of D. H. S. Speakers' Bureau Student Council Student Rep. Aero Club fl A wfjfif if mode, f K J IQ m1Q,L! A . ALLI. VVILLIAM E. Barbour Int. R. O, T. C. C. A. V. A. DAIDONE, VVILLIAINI Cleveland Int. KEBLAITIS. ALBERT V. McMichael Int. PARAVANO, RENO R. Aero Mechanics PROKSCH, HAROLD W. Nolan Int. SENOS. JOHN J. Cleveland Int. THOMAS. WYILLARD Denby H. S. Aero Club VOLPEL. JOHN Peace Nat'l Honor Society Chess Club Student Council Hall Guard fi iJJ ANTHONY. ROY E. McMichael Int. Aero Club GODDARD. RALPH McMichael Int. KNIGHT, GEORGE Foch Int. Bookstore Assistant RADTKE, LEONARD P. Greusel Int. Aero Club Hall Guard fCapt.J H.. nufz 4 W wi J 'gf ,, f f ZA K . 4 ' 17 f 'wxg, A W of f 'K 4 .yn sl ' 4 W - f .f age A Ar , ar ik' 'Q UI -1 W Q ','1 Y af as 'f5., iiZ?! Q ,V .aaa Q4 f K ,, i X! 1 in 2 yo. ,Z M CWZQW ff Q'fm 'FW ,L 15? V1 'ag.,y f Vv W , ,WI ' ' , 'll t Cffw . cw, lin .5 ifw , ,f f , Z '4 , X 0, g5 iiyag, ,f ,' PRUDER, GARRY D. Jackson Int. Varsity Football Team STAINTON, WILLIAM E. Nolan Int. TUCKER, Jr., JAMES L. Boyne City H. S. Aero Club Swimming Team Hall Guard ZACHAROPOU- LOS, ANTHONY T. Tappan Int. Aero Club fSec'yJ BURGESS HERBERT Hutchins Int. Homeroom Rep. KADY, MICHAEL L. Jackson Int. MILCZARSKI, EUGENE J. Cleveland Int. RIVERS, LEON Foch Int. 11 WK RUSH, RICHARD QS Greusel Int. R r d L YOSKOVICH, ,I H V: ,V V' f' FRANK M. '- 1 -, x--f M M Greusel Int. Q xx' 'W ff' 12 SWEET, WILLIAM F. Post Int. Football Team NOLL, CARL Foch Inf. WELLS, JOHN L jefferson Int. Aero Club Nat'l Honor Society A -- --A - SOCIAL STUDIES A GARNER Q ., A X fi BOWLBY ' z Dept. Head , A Q- 'f' A .gk A 2 + ' - I iv 'S ' ' -, L. V 1. 3 .l EVA ROBERT DOROTHY BAUER- BRANTON FISCHER Ann' w 4. f,f, -,gl It - 5 .V, V f ' j '1i' ff , MABEL JEANNETTE JOHN GOODFELLOW MARCOTTE VVENZEL MATH. A 7 OO OS L Z! ,,,V 5 A LEONARD GERALDINE ARNOLD CZAJCZYNSKI DOLAN DOUR .-f . , ., , A, f . yi A f ' 52241 , f 7 ,Ui , v, I If V , We CHARLES CLARA JOHN MONTICELLI MUELLER RUMRALL DEPARTMENT I 10. . 5 , FRANKLIN FREY Dept. Head f ae ,A A 7,, 1 ' W an I f I f 'I A , , W A 1 ' X' Q , 4, 4 X EDWIN GAIEFSKY VALLIE LYNN SARAH ELVERS GORDON MCCULLOUGH f ,f , , ' -if' , QL A '71 ' Q 1 3 ,V e 1 7 A A A n ,- yff f , ,J . ff. ,Q ' , Z f , f JV ,,,, OTTO WALTER PAUL SALCHOW SPRAGUE WENTINK 13 DRAFTING lt and , . .,, - Donald Black Q sl Dept. Head 3 John Donnelly Kenneth 4 Stoddart 6 ',,1 ' ffl: Melbourne Rgy Sprague Kirkland Retired Q U 'D Harold Siegel f' , 1 Dewey Reed , John Harma Karl Knauss Fl0yd l-CHU 'Pwr Drafting and hnilding students put theories to work. They at-tnally draw up hlue prints and even go as far as l'U11Sll'UL'llllg houses - in Cass! The fellows Ca few girls, tooj in this Cll1'1'lCLlll1l11 have an excellent chance of hecoming the builders of Alnet'iml'a of lO1l101'l'OW. I 14 X X i X ,X XR xc X s :N ss 5 ine 6' . up C' it Q A E if Y ,i 6' o X L 4 ef it . , 1 r 55 'Q Q, ,K . ff K Q 4 'l v-, 2 5 V ' 4 f 0 if QW.. I W., ANDERSON. RICHARD McMichael Int. Student Council tTreas.l Architectural Club 1Pres.3 Stage Crew CIARAVINO. JOHN Jackson Int. Architectural Club lVice-Presb GEORGE. CHRIS Burroughs Int. KREZA. LAWRENCE Durtee Int. Architectural Club Cheerleader RAVANAL. Jr.. FRANK Hutchins Int. Varsity Baseball Team Basketball Team fCapt.J Lcttermen's Club BARTLETT. LEONARD Burroughs Int. T-Square Club HARPER, JOHN Tappan Int. I-Square Club JANUARY ,,. , MICHAEL rf' ,A Q C Burroughs Int. 2-- f ' ,H-X ff FREEDNIAN. , I 4 JOE ,,... . . 5 Hutchins Int. V :f 49 3 ff -' 'U lf HADIILTON, NELSON Denny H. s. 462' X Architectural Club 2 V f Student Council , .1 ll,Q,.t Homer om Re . Vg,--f We Hall guard p X, 4 ' 7' Ad '- LEECH, MARXHN gt 'K' - Rtdford H. S. W W Q Y Architectural Club ON-W' ' BAc'ALIs, X GEORGE , ,Q 1 I Hutchins Int. Senior Class 1Pres,J Student Council Student Reps. 1Vice-Presb Sportsmanship Council Messenger Q ' T-Square Club f tPres.l Lettermen's Club 'f tScc'yl Track Team fCo-Captainb All-City Cross Country Ttam Cross Country Team Bl'NT, NICHOLAS Tappan Int. T-Square Club HENRY, JAMES Tappan Int. T-Square Club KV. Pres. and Treas. fine -. ff ,V livv 1 ZZZZ .,.... L ,. ,.,.. 0 V J., Za? , ,V Hall Guard hw fff KALAJIAN, 'V A f . HARRY I V Hutchins Int. Y Q ? V I W' Nat'l Honor Society K5fNggJI?JRvH-Eg1HN I ' ' , 'X If Tfggfifgeregglb Honneroom Reps. . , Hall Guard T-square Club . 3 Student Reps. W Senior Reps. I ' ., Z av .aa . , ZZ - 4 . ,.,.. V? .,,... :J f 0 1 5 Viv ,Z 4' 4 f f w i no , X , fy 7 ff 4 BERGIAL, MARTIN Jefferson Int. Architectural Club FULAN, FELICE Barbour Int. Architectural Club lVice-Pres.J KLAETKE, GEORGE Greusel Int. Architectural Club fPres.l Nat'1 Honor Society Senior Rep. PRICE, KEITH Hutchins Int. Swiniming Team Lcttermen's Club BAKER, ARTHUR St. Casimir's Senior Drafting Club DASCENZO, ROBERT Greusel Int. T-Square Club JACKSON, ROBERT Jackson Int. Hall Guard T-Square Club LUND, HARRY Tappan Int. Track Team T-Square Club 15 S as x v ,I . . 2: wry , Q .3 l f . L, POTTER, PAUL .lefferson Int. ji ' l if T-Square Club X ,,A,. 1 VIEIRA, JIMMY ' 1 l Greusel Int. ,,. Hall Guard r T'Square Club X H , ' 4 Q if ,T fei- JUNE ALLES, DONALD C. Tappan Int. Band DAMON, WILLIAM ROBERT Hutchins Int. Baseball Team Basketball Team Homeroom Reps. Architectural Club HALME, CALVIN A. Durfee Int. JOHNSON, CLAUDE G. SS. Thomas dr Peter Architectural Club fVice-Pres.J Hall Guard KRAUSE, JERRY E. Tappan Int. 16 , V . , 4 .,,, is Z., .... r , ,1 .... -, 1 1 f Q 1 .WM 1 , .,s , , ,f ,, I, .97 11 , 1 l 4 v 4 , 1V 1 RZ 1 ,, 1,,... 1 , 46:-'M I 7 ' 1 0 9 4 H In V , .ass 1: ' .av a:z:f.- , . 1 fp.. 11' -1x V, V fffffl fp., , , 5 ' . I I A . ' F f 2 'W REID, ROBERT Durfee Int. T-Square Club fSec'yJ WILSON, JOHN Jefferson Int. BEAUMARCHAIS, MICHAEL P. Hutchins Int. Architectural Club Homeroom Reps. FLOYD, WILLIAM SANFORD Post Int. Ha Guard Xin' T ur n Z HAWE, DONALD G. Post Int. Football Team KINNEY, HARLEY P. Barbour Int. Lctterman's Club Hall Guard Golf Team Swimming Team KRAUSE, LEONARD M. Durfee Int. Hall Guard SALMI, RAYMOND Post Int. Cross Country CCapt.J T-Square Club Student Council Letterman's Club Sportsmanship Council Hall Guard Team CRAWFORD, DONALD L. McMichael Int. Architectural Club GREENI-IALGH, DONALD A. Jackson Int. HOUTEKIER, NORMAN C. St. Joseph's KOLEBA, ALEXANDER M. SS. Thomas 8L Peter Architectural Club Hall Guard NIELNICHUCK, NATASIA M. Redford High S. Architectural Club Hcmeroom Rep. Student Council Junior Art Club Office Duty , ,X Q4 N.,- as 3 X Rx X N si? wi F, X.. Dm ! , Q9 I s. 1 ' f f f J I ,, f 7 1. . V7 Q 1 11' J f' ,Q W M CK wwf. 1 MOORE. DONALD Sherrard H. S. TOBOCMAN. IRVING Hutchins Int. Football Team Res. Basketball tCoachl Homeroom Rep. Lettermen's Club DEBIQS. HAROLD G. HOHN. ANITA D. Hutchins Int. KLEIN. GREGORY L. Sacred Heart Chess Club lPres.J T-Square Club Hall Guard Senior Drafting Club IWIALAKER. DONALD J. Denby H. S. T-Square Club NAGY, ERNEST J. Hunter Int. T-Square Club Hall Guard RASZMAN N, KENNETH W. Post Int. NEWMAN, JACK M. Hutchins Int. Architectural Club tTreas.l Chess Club IVESLEY, DAVID AARON Durfee Int. DiSALVO. ANTHONY JOSEPH Hunter T-Square Club HY, JOHN FERDINAND Barbour Int. LENTZ. DONALD R. Post Int. T-Square Club tSec'yl Cross Country Team MANTEY, CREIGHTON A. Burroughs Int. Football Team Baseball Team Lettermen's Club PESTA, JOHN T. Burroughs Int. Track Team Cross Country Team T-Square Club RYBICKI, ANTHONY S. Burroughs Int. T-Square Club Hall Guard Boxing Tournament 1 f I , -A if ,1 7 ff f't' 5 f V 1' .W Z any ,b ., ' A -wr L f ' i 1 as-' C 11 N 5' a. J 5911! 5, .... 7 -.5 zvzyl- i Z A Q 1 0 ff. 'KK 'Q W fl JUNE STIN SON, RICHARD EUGENE Post Int. Nat'l Honor Society WILLOUGHBY, REX EDWARD Post Int. Senior Rep. Hall Guard HAHN, ALBERT H Jackson Int. Homeroom Rep. 1Treas.J Student Council 1Treas.J Maybee Class lCouncil Rep.j Football Team Tennis Team T-Square Club lPres.J Senior Drafting Club Sportsmanship Sub-Council Hall Guard Hi-Y fPres.J Senior Rep. JANSSENS, CHESTER G. Jackson Int. T-Square Club Senior Drafting Club Hall Guard LISABETH, JULIEN Jackson Int. Maybee Class tPres.j T-Souare Club Senior Drafting Club Hall Guard MOBIUS, RUDY E Wilson Int. Track Team Cross Country Team T-Square Club PREISH, WILLIAM A. Durfee Int. Homeroom Rep. Track Team T-Square Club Senior Drafting Club SAVICH, MLAN Mackenzie H. S. T-Square Club 17 STEVEN, RICHARD J. Jackson Int. Senior Drafting Club WEINBERGER, EUGENE F. Durfee Int. T-Square Club Football Team ZINK, PAUL R. Burroughs Int. T-Square Club 1Pres.J Hall Guard junior Class 1Vice-Pres.J Maybee Class fCouncil Repq Chess Club 18 if 2 Q we N NRQ Y , ,C rm as TOMALA, ,A , AMBROSE :: f Burroughs Int. .... WILLIAMS, lilu ' Q KENNETH J. VAS SELL, WILLIAM C. Condon Int. T-Square Club Senior Draftin YOUNG, DUANE E. Jackson Int. T-Square Club g Club HEALTH EDUCATION I DONALD JENKS MAX FULCHER HELEN FULTON if Dept, Head I A A s. x ' 3 it , f , wg' I ,J rf ' '. , if A .f - fi' X 2' - . A ' E' 1 DONALD FRANK H X' COOPER CUDILLO ' 4 'E' PAUL ANDREVVS CHARLOTTE HUEBNER ENGLISH DEPARTMENT ADELLA BISCHOF gzpzg-ff 'vw Q., ,M , , , , fi 7 ALICE MILLARD MARGARET SCHNAUPNER X -Q! RUTH BOLLER 7, , UN RICHARD JOHNSON Dept, Head ' .'1.1' 5 Q 431 T . f A wp- VW' 4 ff A 5 'X 1 5' f 43 f A 'JE 4 THELMA BOYD HELEN PULFORD MARJORIE SMITH Mr Z, ,g , I ff ,TA, f f GLADYS MAYER ELEANOR, TAKKEN Zig.. BEATRICE CAMPBELL X f 44' X y 1 Q1 2 fl C 45 af I ' f., 'Un 'IK ,, . MARGARET QUA , , , , 5, fag: in W ,T '1' f'ff, gf M I A 1 MARJORIE CHAN EY RODGER GOW 4 Ig f . ,f ' LAURENCE RAY 1 9 One of the finest preparatory art schools in the United States is Cass' art department. Coinniereial art. costume illustration and arts 81 crafts are three courses offered those students talented in the field of art. This department has received national recognition for the top- notch work it produces. Mary Cherry Blossom Cohoe - 7' 1 W1 V V Ile 4' -'.fkZ,Q , ' 'fg,fbM . J A f l' ,ff , EMI' .iiififg , V f 745, 35- q . yi, ,ff W7 I 711 ' 4, 4: n n Mary Davis ii W A Retired Nina Fleming 152' W ' 'ixn p fr ' 57 - . Donald Thrall 20 Dorothy Skewis Dept. Head Q A,,A, ,. V 5 if me I M if P P ,M 5 A f rn... Z- fy Donald Brackett , M P ff : ,,,, ::'.f'ff13ifzp4f ' 37- I K , ,QV- V 1 :n w 4 oy,,,.V,,7 ' f . f'e2'e'eZ I :goat Edith Obel VV, ., . 8 ff 4 ' f 4: fl, fi? V 2 ' - - . , .2103 wwf' ' -f 4v ,. M' Bernadine Sethers .,.-4: . fn Q i,,. A , H 2? ! M MZ f , A+ 5 va' i'1 1 vgaf 5-ZZ? by ,,r Q s. , . - ,gf A595141 V .4 es ff I ,. -7. sr ,. , V, . ,vi ' , fy' ,. f,,.. ,wi ,AKY N -Av, . e Q 7 ,gs Z 'Yo gf fe - ' 7' 1 ,, x.,-fs.-Q-ia.: N , Greta Pack IQ 'N' F , El Ronald Schuholz ART 1-5 I 'VS 7 , ' we ? 2 f . K. f, E if O . Y, v X ,Z , fi 5 .,.-,., W fifgf 'V HENNINGER, ELIZABETH Hutchins Int. BROWN. JOSEPH Northeastern H. S. CROSS, PATRICIA Central H. S. Junior Art Club Advertising Art Club Hall Guard Forum Club GREENE. GERRY Foch Int. Junior Art Club KEMPAINEN, LOIS Post Int. Advertising Art Club Forum Club MCINILLLIN, ED SILVERMAN, LORRAINE WOODLING, DAVE Durfee Int. TILLIVIAN, VIVIAN Denby H. S. Miracle Book Club 4Treas.J Advertising Art Club Hull Guard CARVENER, DONNA Post Int. Homeroom Reps. Costume Illustration DBYOANNES, DARLENE Barbour Int. junior Art Club HADINIES, JACQLELINE Barbour Int. Advertising Art Club KLNZ, Jr., IIAZEN Nolan Int. RYNIAK, DOROTHY Cleveland Int. Bilogy Club fSec'yj Advertising Art Club fVice-Pres,J Costume Illustration Club Student Reps. Student Council 4Sec'yJ Iwat'l Honor Society STOWELL. DIARY LOU Tappan Int. Miracle Book Club Biology Club Advertising Art Club Hall Guard Boviing Team ANGLE, NANCY Hutchins Int. Advertising Art Club Hall Guard JANUARY I va Q 1, . wr i it we SEL X 4 I wi F' . ,, W .., U U by ! 4' f 1i Ziff ff BARBER, MARIANNE Garfield Int. Outlook Staff Sportsmanship Council Ylieens Biology Club Quill 8a Scroll iSec'y and Treas.J Student Council Triangle Staff fLiterary Ed.J CROSS, JOHN Hutchins Int. GIDION, INEZ Durfee Int. Forum Club fPres.J Biology Club Hall Guard KELLY, ELAINE Jackson Int. LEMEN, SHERRY SICKLE, ARLENE Cleveland Int. Homeroom Reps. WASHBURNE, LOUISE Barbour Int. BORKOWSKI, VIRGINIA Denby H. S. 21 BROWN. BARBARA Cooley H. S. DeFRAIN, PATRICIA Jackson Int. LAKRITZ, PI-IYLLIS Durfee Int. junior Art Club Advertising Art Club Hall Guard Costume Illustration Club MCGARVAH, RUTH Nolan Int. Miracle Book Club RUSH, KARIN Mackenzie H. S. SINKIEWICZ, DOLORES Condon Int. WHITACRE, ELIZABETH Jefferson Int. Hall Guard 22 f, 7' S ,Q on fy 1 f A C Y , fl If f Ak We 0' 4 9 it s 1 y ,Q 409' .1 ,,-:I.5,::'-1:12. ,-1 f 'If fm ff A 4 , 'er . Af ' We Q . DALE, DANA Hutchins Int. Sportsmanship Council tSec'yJ Student Rep. Student Council Nat'l Honor Society ELKIN, JOANNE Durfee Int. Advertising Art Club Biology Club Forum Club Hall Guard Nat'l Honor Society Student Reps. Sportsmanship Sub-Council Dramatics Club Student Council LEON, PATRICIA Foch Int. PRAINITO, NANCY Foch Int. Advertising Art Club Homeroom Reps. Senior Class CSec'Y3 Student Council SCHNEIDER, ILENE Hutchins Int. Iunior Art Club Costume Illustration Club Hall Guard TROLLEY, PEGGY Wilson Int. Basketball Team Tennis Team Lettergirls' Club ., . N -,soft N . , 9 Auf, 4 gy V 1 ve fo, ,K I i ,Ii-Sgr - . ig x x X R M Sw x X , WRX X S S X N X O X X N.. S ' .. 'S 1 X . ii' l i S Ns . Sf DAVIS, CAROLYN Jackson Int. KLARICH, DELORES Cleveland Int. Forum Club LILLY, PERDITA Tappan Int. Advertising Art Club R-AY, JULIA Wilson Int. Fashion Board Hall Guard SCHULTZ, ARVLENE Jefferson Int. School Service IYARD. JUNE Barbour Int. Swimming Team lCapt.J Lettergirls' Club junior Art Club Miracle Book Club Hall Guard N ia' 72 f LPA CALHOUN. IVANDA Barbour Int. RICHTER, IRENE Jackson Int. Advertising Art Club BALTIIASAR. ANTHONY A. Mackenzie H. S. Dramatics Club Track Team Hall Guard CATT. BIARGARET J. Hutchins Int. Advertising Art Club fPres.J COSMAN. SONIA Cleveland Int. Advertising Art Club Homeroom Rep. Student Council Rep. rSec'yJ EICHELBAIXWI. EDVYARD VV. Post Int. Advertising Art Club GOREN, SARAH A Durfee Int. Dramatic Club Forum Club Advertising Art Club KAZAKOS, EVELYN jefferson Int. ARKIN, SELMA RUTH Durfee Int. Hall Guard Advertising Art Club Cheerleader 4Capt.J Student Council Lettergirls' Club BENNETT, EMILY R. Hutchins Int. COLLINS, BETTY J. Pershing H. S. DEKOLD. ROBERT A. Barbour Int. EICHELBAUM. STUART Post Int. Advertising Art Club R. O. T. C. HARRISON, ANNI ELIZABETH Jackson Int. Sportsmanship Council Advertising Art Club Quill and Scroll Outlook Staff Student Council 9 ng 'Ee 2 if M A 5, ,af in 'fi ? T 41' Y x X 5. - ,V it .. . 2 V-,,f . f' JUNE POPIEL, AMELIA H. Cleveland Int. Y-Teens lVice-Pres.J Advertising Art Club BALDWIN, JOHN E. Mackenzie H. S. BLASKO, ADELE MARY All Saints Academy Junior Art Club Girls' Swimming Team tSec'y1 Advertising Art Club Outlook Staff Student Council Rep. Homeroom Rep. Quill and Scroll CORSINI, LOUIS D. Cleveland Int. Advertising Art Club Lettermen's Club Football Team DONALD, ROBERT A. Cooley H. S. Advertising Art Club fTreas.J D Nat'l Honor Society FICK, GEORGE L. HURD, BYRON T. Foch Int, Basketball Team Football Team Lettermen's Club 23 JACKSON, CORNELIA H. Hutchins Int. Biology Club Advertising Art Club Dramatic Club Hall Guard Office Duty KINNEY, RICHARD R. McMichael Int. Advertising Art Club LUNDBORG, GRETA C. St. Martin Advertising Art Club Dramatics Club MARKOVICH, JOHN Jackson Int. Advertising Art Club MOLNAR, ANDREW J. jackson Int. Lettermen's Club Advertising Art Club Baseball Team PINGITORE, ROSEMARIE Denby H. S. Homeroom Reps. Student Council Advertising Art Club iSec'y and Treas.J Forum Club lPres.J Biology Club Senior Rep. STOPKE, EDWARD A. VVALLACE, WALTER T. 24 JS 3 45 ' f ay QW, 9 W V... f 4 , it f . Q! 4, , I W 'W . .,.. M A A f MEmQ , 3... r' ' 4 4 JACKSON, ROY Mackenzie H. S. Chrysler Co-op LAWRENCE, NANCY Y. Southeastern H. S. Chrysler Co-op LUTCHANSKY, MILTON Durfee Int. Biology Club Dramatics Club Advertising Art Club RICHARD MEISSNER St. Stephen Football Team NARVA, GLORIA MAE Durfee Int. Junior Art Club Caperetta Advertising Art Club Hall Guard RADKO, THERESA Burroughs Int. Advertising Art Club TEODECKI. WILLIAM G. Denby H. S. WELSH, BARBARA J. Jackson Int. Office Duty JOHNSON, ROBERT E. Post Int. Student Rep. Biology Club Advertising Art Club 1Pres.J Forum Club Nat'l Honor Society Student Council QPres.J LEVINSON, ROBERT I. Durfee Int. Dramatics Club MARKOVICH, JOANN Jackson Int. Advertising Art Club Biology Club Student Council MILLER, JOAN E. Durfee Int. Forum Club Advertising Art Club QVice-Pres.J ORTISI, FRANK R. Jackson Int. SIPORIN, SAMUEL H. S. of Music and Art, N. Y. Outlook Staff 1Editor-in-Chiefj rfggudent Advisor! a 'l Honor Society QPres.7 Quill and Scroll 4Vice-Pres.l Advertising Art Club Biology Club Student 'Council Student Reps. Sportsmanship Council Junior Art Club VANDEWIELE, GERALD W. Denby H. S. Hall Guard Swimming Team Lettermenls Club ZELDES, ELLIOTT A. Advertising Art Club QTreas.J Nat'l Honor Society A f an f f f f v f 43 e X S .GX N X X . N, X E N' N A I' .X . ,, . era! . Q: a ANDERSON. DIARILYN J. Redford H. S. r Advertising At Club Biology Club CARLSON. BERNARDINE A. Cooley H. S. HILLIS. BEVERLY BI. Redford H. S. LITCHFIELD. ANN Post Int. Advertising Art Club junior Art Club Homeroom Rep. Triangle Staff MILLER, PEARL Durfee Int. Costume Illustration Club Hall Duty VYITALA, VIVIAN E. Durfee Int. ANGELOFE NINA LEE Nolan Int. Advertising Art Club Choir Triple Trio GOBLE. VVINIFRED NI, Burroughs Int. Y-Teens Advertising Art Club HOEFELMEYER, DIARY ANNE Immaculata H. S. MAGYARI, MARY ANN Cleveland Int. Homeroom Rep. Student Council Rep. Lettergirls' Club junior Class Officer Cheerleader Sportsmanship Council NOLAN. BARBARA L. Barbour Int. W' Zz: I ' , o X f ,W,H H Ks 4 f x . We V ,fl ' ZZ Q 'im af' f f f Z f I ,f BOOTH, DELORES Hutchins Int. Hall Guard Triangle Staff fBusiiiessJ HARVEY, EVELYN KAYE Post Int. Cheerleader Tennis Team Basketball Team Hall Guard Lettergirls' Club Junior Art Club JERIS, AMELIA Burroughs Int. Biology Club Y-Teens Advertising Art Club MARKS. JUDY Durfee Int. Sportsmanship Council iChairrnanj Biology Club Forum Club Student Council Advertising Art Club OEHMIG, SONYA M. Burroughs Int. 25 ELECTRICAL oTTo ROSE Dept. Head .Q ,vVlV' 5 i n JACK COMER ,Q lf ,Y Entering its 30th g L, l year with an Lalniost' t HAROLD STORMZAND original faculty is the ' i Electrical departmeiit. Students taking this l,'l,JLll'56 are given at tlioruugli training in till phases of eleq-tlwit-al work. Many Q WILLIAM ZERBER graduates are found in top pnsilimis in the Plectiirfal industry. P ROY HOCKING 26 is is . M 5 au- 3 . 'I 'A 4, gt' an :f,i ,jg 2 .L , 1 I -4 In , M. f ' if P. ' 1' f Q z 11 f ff f ,I W, , ff A , . 5 f 1 in 49 f af? ff 7 ff fy -f, I f X jg Ai ff Q , 3 , ,, fnyffff U A 15. J. DEDNARCZYK, EUGENE Condon Int. Homeroom Reps. CARRIER. RICHARD Jefferson Int. B Baud COOPER, JACK Durfee Int. Hall Guard Messenger ELIAN. GEORGE McMichael Int. Hall Guard GROSSBIAN, ARNOLD Hutchins Int. Hall Guard LINGEMAN, DAVID Nolan Int. Star-Delta Club R. O. T. C. PEPLINSKI, CARL Burroughs Int. Hall Guard RUSSEK, PHILLIP Durfee Int. Lettermen's Club Senior Reps. Sportsmanship Council Girls' Swimming Team 1Coach9 Boys' Swimming Team lCaptainy Hall Guard BOYD, DAVID McMichael Int. Senior Class fTreas.l Hall Guard lCapt.3 CHOYV, HENRY Jefferson Int. R. O. T. C. Homeroom Reps. CRABBE. JAMES Durfee Int. Stage Crew ERICKSON, ALBERT Barbour Int. Hall Guard HUBA, CHARLES JANUARY 3- 4 l T , f ' .7 2 f Ag, . y My 4' f f , ,A fr' a w w., I Q' ' 'mf ' Wi - M yi fffr-W, I f ' fa . .,., . ., N Q V' W . -af fa mfg ,X 'WF' V fi mth' . - I X 1 inn' ... 1 m4?! ' a.?x , .r ' Email 9 aw 'W Wilson Int. I W u laff' . .f 1 I INIALKIEVVICZ if-A Q ,V ,lfr ,gg St. Florian V , 1-1.111 Guard if .fr 4' RIFENBURGH, X f 7 RICHARD A a,f,,,,,,p, McMichael Int. ' ' Lynx' R. 0. T. c. W, Football Reserves f y Hall Guard f . Star-Delta Club f U ' H in 1 ,:,, Z' I SCHWARTZ, ART Durfee Int. y Nat'1 Honor Society ' f ,fl Speakers' Bureau f 'W' f Chess Club , v Hall Guard 1 p p BURSKEY, DON St. Joseph's Com- mercial College R. O. T. C. Homeroom Reps. CLUTTERBUCK, RICHARD Barbour Int. CZENTNAR, JOSEPH Wilson Int. FORCE, LEON Neinas Int. KEDZIOR, CHESTER Cleveland Int. Hall Guard Homeroom Reps. Nat'1 Honor Society MONROE, HANFORD St. Joseph High ROLA, RICHARD St. Stanislaus Hall Guard SEIFERHELD, WERNER Durfee Int. 27 SKORUPSKE, 42 GERALD . JUNE BABENKOF, FRED Condon Int. CHARNS, NORMAN Tappan Int. Hall Guard Star Delta Club fVice-Pres.l Hcmeroom Rep. Cross Country Team JACHIMOWICZ, JOSEPH J. Cleveland Int. JOHNSON, DONALD A. Hutchins Int. Hall Guard Rifle Team R. O. T. C. Drill Platoon LOVRENICH, RODGER L. Nolan Int. Hall Guard MASHA, ALBERT G. Barbour Int. Hall Guard ? Y' iv , 7, 1 f 1 4 X-we I 3 V Q 1 yt 4 X L. .f it '. is Y f W . f f C V .f ff Q f X X iff! ' Q9 7 50 42 . ,,,q.:.. quo ',.f.,w f 6 ff' X if f X Z , AA., 'f Z , , I ,. , ar, 7 , ' fa., 1 , .K ,Z . I X QS .af fs H... fb ,gr .Q ' 'ef V' , SW , 4 , , , Vfm Om h in .1 W 4 X 1 g::..5,:3. 1 , f 9 ff haze f f 3 V f , gf ff ? Aff 1 ' ! . . . .,, , W iw., W W f 7 4 X it 1, .... f, 4412 we f .1 ,... K ,. Z f . f M.. ..,. ', X if HW' 0 ., aa L. li- BENSON, Jr., JOHN B. Nolan Int. Nat'1 Honor Society DECKER, FLORANT Barbour Int. JANKOWSKI, JOSEPH Nolan Int. Star Delta Club 1Vice-Pres.J Radio Players Hall Guard Student Engineer QWDRTJ KLIMKOXVSKY, WALTER Burroughs Int. LUCH, KENNETH E. St. Anthony's Star Delta Club IVICPHEE, DONALD B. Durfee Int. Stage Crew Hall Guard BRENZ, ROBERT A. Burroughs Int. Homeroom Rep. Hall Duty FREED, MORTON Durfee Int. Football Team Lettermen's Club Star Delta Club Homeroom Rep. Hall Guard Track Team J ASDOWIAK, ROBERT Burroughs Int. Hall Guard LINEBACH, FERDINAND G. East Detroit H. S. LUDI. JOE NI. Neinas Int. Star Delta Club Choir MICHALIK, RICHARD S. Chadsey H. S. Homeroom Rep. X X N X wx X X XX X x Ie f Q 3. .Q .ig . X N N . Xe X N X ss C s . X S X J E ,,.,.. X Q X NN . 1 l i Rrv- - .V 's :A . , X., X w M W N Q' V xx Six X X NX 'N s. . is - 5 .V ,WAYS ' .,. V - ,.., . .. .4 R-, X if .QM YS N X ci P.. '. 'V .A-Q , in A , .M A f f J M ORLOYVSKI. FRED N. Cieveland Int. ROPER, CARY L. Wilson Int. Hall Guard SCAPELITTI. JOHN Barbour Xnt. Star Delta Club Hcmtrocm Rep. Hall Guard STOETZER. R.-KYINIOND N. Saleh Hall Guard 1 fx, TEN. RALPH uriee Int. orneroom Pep. etball Team 1Co-Captainp G. A. R. WVICKER. ROBERT Greusel Int, Star Delta C'ub Chess Club Cross Country VVYESS, VVILLIANI R. Condon Int. Natll Honor Society PUWAL, THOMAS J. Burroughs Int. R. O. T. C. 1 'x Q 7 f X . SAINSBURY. ' FRANCIS G. X W, . Jackson Int. ,1 1 fi 5 Star Delta Club U , I sf., VI v . . I 5' . , I , ., SORENSENA . M a . THORVAL .M. 'X ' ..q1 me -' -y . af Hutchins I . f t Q star Delta c gg .ff C CPIBSJ Hall Guard X I, K Lk x .,- ' .A XX QE. S U GAIVI E LE, 1 . M . JEROIWIE 5 f ,. Cleveland Int. 5, .2 YYEATHERS, ROBERT E. 95 my , McMichael Int. N. X 3 Hall Guard 0 N' I M Nat'l Honor Society jf Z wILs0N, f r GARY M. 'cv 2... at Wllsin Int. I ' Star Delta Club ' if so Hall Guard .'.. Z I Homeruom Rep. f YAHRJIATTER, ARTHUR Burroughs Int. Hall Guard f Q Q. 4 Wwe W 1 .W X 47 sag: 1 If ,if 0 gf , A 9, ' -r 5 71 4 M RENNIE, JAMES C. Tappan Int. Nat'l Honor Society Hall Guard SANCHEZ, JOSE T. Condon Int, Star Delta Club qTreas.J Nat'1 Honor Society Hall Guard STESLICKI, ROBERT Tappan Int. Homeroom Rep. Senior Rep. SUMBIERS, JOHN L. Wilson Int. Student Rep. Student Council Sportsmanship Council R. O. T. C. tOfficers' Clubj Reserve Football Team VVHITE, DONALD G. McMichael Int. Hcmeroom Rep. Hall Guard Nat'l Honor Society WOLANSKI, RAYMOND Burroughs Int. Hi-Y Club Hall Guard Hcmeroom Rep. ZEBROWSKI, IVIARVIN S. Heart's H. S. 29 EC. Florence Orloff Bertha Ballard Helen Osborne Leona Dept Head Westerlund 1 5 ,Z ay Q 7 1 , -11? Q,ygq0?g.ft:r: Dorothy Patnales The home 6COll0lH1Cb Cll1IlCl1ll1H1 lb an excellent one for wrle 1HlC16NtCCl 111 llulblllg chess dCS1gl1 and practlcal home- AA -4 15 Q9 'xl BOVE. ANTOINETTE Foch Int. Hall Guard HACHIGIAN, BIARGUERITE Wilson Int. Dress Design Club Basketball Team Tennis Team Lcttergirls' Club KOZLOWSKI, DOLORES Greusel Int. PLIQBIB. ALICE Jefferson Int. Biology Club Dress Design Club ADAJIS. AIQDREY Jackson Int. Triangle Staff tl-'eature Ed.p Hall Guard BOVVEN, RABIONA ANN Miller H. S. Y-Teens Hall Guard FINK, BEATRICE Central H. S. Dramatic Club GOINS, ELMA Cleveland Int. Hall Guard BREMMINGER-, PATRICIA jefferson Int. Y-Teens I-IEIKKA, BARBARA Jefferson Int. Biology Club Dress Design Club Hall Guard LEWVIS, LENORE Garfield Int. Homeroom Reps. Senior Reps. B Band Vocal Choir RENAYD. PATRICIA jefferson Int. Y-Teens ALI, DORRANNA Garfield Int. Miracle Book Club CARRINGTON, JEAN McMichael Int. Hall Guard Y-Teens FRANK, HARRIET Hutchins Int. Dramatic Club Hall Guard HABICH. .IEANNE jefferson Int. Triangle Staff Hall Guard JANUARY ,4 A an A Q , 3 I f its! KJ Q iw' CHOBAN, DONNA Cleveland Int. Dress Design Club Fashion Board HILDEBRANDT, BARBARA Burroughs Int. Dress Design Club INIILLER, DOLORES Burroughs Int. SLAUGHTER, DORIS Burroughs Int. Dress Design Club iTreas.J Biology Club Senior Rep. l-ashion Board BARSAMIAN, GLADYS Jefferson Int. Speakers' Bureau 1Pres.l Student Council Forum Club Biology Club Miracle Book Club Triangle Statf 4Co-Editor-in-Chiefj junior Red Cross Debate Team Nat'l Forensic League Cass Capers CHESNEY, JANET Hutchins Int. Y'Teens Hall Guard FRVEEMAN, EIVIOGENE Denby H. S. JONES. MARGARET Garfield Int. Miracle Book Club 31 LITZNER, DARLENE Moran, Michigan Speakers' Bureau PHILLIPS, LILLIE RUTH River Rouge STIPCHICK, VIRGINIA Y-Teens Biology Club Student Council Student Reps. Hall Guard AFFENDIKIS, HELEN Jefferson Int. CAVAS, HELEN Jefferson Int. Dress Design Club Biology Club Forum Club FATSEAS, HELEN Foch Int. Y-Teens Dress Design Club Fashion Board HOFBAUER, MARGARET Shrine H. S. Dress Design Club 32 OWENS, DOROTHY Post Int. Hall Guard Messenger SPENCER, DELORES jefferson Int. Hall Guard Messenger THOMAS, DEBORAH Jefferson Int. Miracle Book Club Society Committee ANAGNOSTU, PEGGY Jefferson Int. COLVIN, MARGARET L. Redford H. S. Dress Design Club Swimming Team I-IENCAK, MARGARET E. Utica H. S. Office Girl KAZAKOFF, VANKA Foch Int. Nat'1 Honor Society Dress Design Club fPres.J Biology Club Student Rep. Student Council Fashion Board 1ChairmanJ Outlook Staff lManaging Editorj Quill and Scroll Senior Class tSec'y J PASZKIEWICZ, AMELIA Cleveland Int. Hall Guard Messenger STACKS, SYLVIA Hutchins Int. Girls' Basketball Team TRENT, GERALDINE Greusel Int. Biclogy Club Miracle Book Club BUSCH, MARJORIE A. St. Martis's Dress Design Club Fashion Board Hall Guard DUR-LING, MARY L. Hazel Park H. S. Hall Guard Dress Design Club 0 , J tb VLHJ5' L L was Q Ri rt' 'xg Ju me 0 w AW LASKA. MARY L. Jefferson Int. Hall Guard ff ..- 6- .lf 1 . ff MARRA. THERESA MARY Cleveland Int. Hall Guard OTTERSON. IIIAUREEN Natix ity of Our Lord SZABO, BARBARA ANN Post Int. VVASILEIYSKI. ELEANOR J. Gruesel Int. Dress Design Club Hall Guard DLNDAS, MARIAN I. Nolan Int, Biology Club K's GOLDSMITH, BETTIE JANE Nolan Int. Miracle Book Club lMembership Com- mitteel Speakers' Bureau Chess Club lTreas.J Hall Guard Cass Capers 4C1ty Rep.: Vet's Office Junior Red Cross lSec'yl Student Council Triangle Staff KCO-Editor of Organizationj JOHNSTON, BARBARITA LAUSUSE, ADRIENNE Holy Rosary Homeroom Rep. Office Messenger IVIEADE, JOANN M. McMichael Int. SIMONDS, DIARJORIE A. Durfee Int. Dress Design Club TANSIL. MARGARET J. Greusel Int. ADARIS. ROSALEE Barbour Int. Biology Club Hall Guard GALES, BIARGARET I. jefferson Int. Y-Teens School Service junior Red Cross GRAY, PATRICIA J. Barbour Int. Triangle Staff lSunior Edltorl Cass Capers fParliamentarianJ Student Rep. Hall Guard KELLY, NIARY ANN Jackson Int. Student Rep. Hall Guard Cass Capers LOCUST. DOROTHY MAE Garfield Int. Y-Teens sz.. I ik Q - X If I x . a- ff' Q We .. Z' ,1 , 3 , ya 14 , ,n f' A A E .ffl ,lf J MILLER, LUCILLE JANE Jefferson Int. l p 1 , SOMERVILEII, X JEANETTEN' l lj cksonglant. H51 capri Biology Club Dres Design Club Homjroom Reps. Nat'l Ll-Ionor Society VELLA. ALICE C. Jefferson Int. COWAN, PEGGY ANN M. McMichael Int. Speakers' Bureau lSec'yl Forum Club Biology Club Miracle Book Club 1SeC'yl Triangle Staff iTypistJ Debate Team Nat'l Forensic League Nurse's Helper Hall Guard Junior Red Cross GIBSON, IDA L. Foch Int. Miracle Book Club GROPPI, LOUISE I. Cleveland Int. Hall Guard Y-Teens Swimming Team lS9C'YY Hcmeroom Reps. KRUEGER, MARILYNN D. Jackson Int. Lab. Assist. Biology Cllib Nat'l Honor Society Triangle Staff 4Editor-in-Chiefl Cass Capers Junior Red Cross Future Nurse's Assoc. Homeroom Rep. Hall Guard MADDIN. LOIS Hutchins Int. Biology Club Cass Capers Hall Guard. 33 MCCLURE, KATHRYN JOAN Hutchins Int. Cass Capers Office Duty Hall Guard Iunior Red Cross PIZZIMEN TI, ANGELA DI. Barbour Int. Student Rep. Biology Club Triangle Staff 1Business Mgr.j Veteran's Office C. C. C. UKYSYP RAY. HARRIETT JEAN Hutchins Int. Nat'l Honor Society Student Rep. fSec'yD Student Council Biology Club Miracle Book Club Cass Capers fVice-Pres.J Speakers' Bureau Senior Class LTreas.J STEELE, MARILYN ANN Nolan Int. Biology Club Triangle Staff 1Senior Editorb Drama Club Hall Guard Office Messenger HK!s1Y DAVIS, JACQUELYN Northwestern H. S GREENE, MAVIS J. Condon Int. Y-Teens Cass Capers MALLORY, SALLY P. Post Int. Miracle Book Club 34 . X +A X5 Nix fx X X1 Q ' M ' Q Q Wx i 1 si 'R . a ees . r. WW. NX .-.. S. Q , 1 X fwfl QQ . Weis..-:f'. swf 5 X. MEYER, MARILYN E. Barbour Int, Triangle Staff lFeature Editorl Outlook Staff Quill and Scroll Student Council Cass Capers 1Sec'yl Biology Club Sportsmanship Council POKOJSKI, MARGARET MARY SS. Cyril and Methodius Biology Club Cass Capers Triangle Staff lFeature Editorj Outlook Staff Student Council Homcroom Rep. SMITH, EUNICE JEAN Barbour Int. Hall Guard Messenger Miracle Book Club THOMAS, KATHRYN M. Barbour Int. Biology Club Hall Guard Student Council Triangle Staff KH. R. 85 Club Editorl Cass Capers 1Pres.J Senior Rep. Sportsmanship Council FOGGIE, SALLIE Greusel Int. JOHNSON. OLLIE Q. Garfield Int. Miracle Book Club SMITH, VIRGINIA L. Jefferson Int. Cass Capers PELECH, DONNA MARIE Chadsey H. S. Triangle Staff CFaculty Co-Editorb Cass Capers Future Nurses' Club Rep. Nurse's Helper RAMA, CONSTANCE Commerce H. S. Y-Teens Hall Guard Biology Club STADELMAN, JOYCE A. Jefferson Int. Hall Guards Cass Capers qTreas.J WISE, JUDITH ANN Hutchins Int. Outlook Staff 1Feature Editorl Student Rep. 4TreasJ Student Council Quill and Scroll Biology Club Forum Club Sportsmanship Council FREELAND, BETTY A. Jefferson Int. Cass Capers LEIGH. PAULINE R. McMichael Int. Miracle Book Club Got 'em in a - A :.,',,.,e'-fm H Crying Muscles All ours on his Streamlined Arthur M Urfay? Help! Depressed Easy does it , On your mark . Yeah team East side champs Sky's llmnt Who's got the ball? ? ? T 7!'lllllHlZ' MEC ANICAL rr Fred F ricke Harmon i q' Dept. Head Padelford 7 1 , f ff? g , ,, if as f' 4 Charles Adams Arthur Fountain John Campbell ,r,r X Q2 1' f '-.r A , 1 Extcnsivc i'UllI'Hi'H in lilLHflliIl6 operation as we-11 as courses in levlmo- logy, metallurgy and foundry pmctive nlake lhe stucleuls enrolled in this curriculum exceptionally weH-prepared for employment on lhe le1'h11ical IGVEXI immediately folluwillg g1'Lll1llEltiOI1. X X sl. . C Q . QQ T Q X1 Q . X' w ' X L 5 we N 3? 4 I, V 1 .4 la. , b 1 K' gg 7 Y f , , :ffl f fy! af Y X , MV fi f f f f W f BITTNER. GEORGE St. Thomas GRIFFITH, RONALD St. Francis Xavier's College, Shanghai Hall Guard VYILSON. ALEX Post Int. Senior Rep, ATVVELL, ARTHUR VV. Denby H. S. Lettermen's Club Pre-Engineering Club Chess Club Senior Rep. MAY, DOUGLAS C. Cranbrook Pre-Engineering Club Horneroorn Rep. Chess Club SPIASER, FRANK R. Wilson Int. Lettermen's Club Swimming T eam CRELL, ROBERT Jackson Int. OLIVERIO. ANTHONY Barbour Int. R. O. T. C. KOPICH, LEONARD F. Cleveland Int. POLK, ANDREW' C. Burroughs Int. Football Team Baseball Team TAORMINA, THEODORE A. St. Phillip Neri LANUARY -Q X i V- if .Qi vl.. . - , A Q 1 ' zlfi' ' ,. if aim A I A ' ,,,. Q I 1 Pre-Engineering Club Chess Club , Student Council Rep. 0 za' W f f f , ., ,1 W if FULTON, MARVIN Durfee Int. Hall Guard OLSON, ART, Jr. Chadsey H. S. JUNE LANGE, HAROLD E. St. Thomas and St. Peter Lutheran Pre-Engineering Club Hall Guard ROGERS, HENRY Garfield Int. Pre-Engineering Club WEINERT, WILLARD H. Nolan Int. Pre-Engineering Club 37 Harry Begian ' f f fp f , A ,Q ,,f, ,f,,,,Q . W. Vg 5? f fff ,' X 4 wg X r 1 f Q2 M V Q 1 1 ff as-S Q:,:m,'f4f . g- A ' nf, W4 , K. ,, f ,iw W f' , I, W 4 . I f' f- 1 fr ? ' ,Lf f A ,4 W Q Mlchael f f Blstrltzsky f, W r 0,96 ff.-. A ri ,,,,, A Q ,A Glenn Klepinger A an 3 . f IW A K f vs W Z f Dept- Head i 'V Jw fl ff, 'fab . , A if A i I A ' V of-f- ' W Michael Franko ' 'I ' J 4 ff, A , ,, , , Cass music de- vw . -1 partmeut is known tllI'0UgllOL1l th e state Q : . l f4 '., fl for its ta l ent ed mu- e f an , , , Laurietta Kenk Sieians. Music students re- Ceive excellent training in all fields of music and perform for Hltllly school and ext1'a-eu1'- rieula activities. Grace Molzoff 38 1. Ruth Hammond .xx QW Q - at X 1 N ask, '38 'iv '29 up .Jr C7 f, f . K I' BAGLEY. AYERS Foch Int. Concert Band Marching Band Orchestra Chamber Orchestra Choir Nat'l Honor Society Senior Rep. Homeroom Reps. Pres. of Band Trombone Quzirtette Student Conductor Studio Orchestra Boys' Chorus GARDNER. JOYCE Durfee Int. A-Capella Choir Girls' Glee Club Mixed Chorus Reserve Band LAFARELLE. JOAN Nolan Int. Choir Chamber Orchestra Orchestra Harp and Vocal Concert Band Music Library NORMAN. NIAXINE Wilson Int. Choir Harp and Vocal Triple Trio Nat'l Honor Society SMITH, PHYLLIS Garfield Int. Miracle Book Club Y-Teens Girls' Glee Club Mixed Chorus Hall Guard Reserve Band AARON. GERALDINE J. Eastern H. S. Choir Varsity Band Dramatics Club Forum Club Speakers' Bureau Radio Unit Chess Club Chorus BAUMANN, EDWARD A. St. Charles B - Band Orchestra Vocal Ensemble COLLINS, IVILBUR Cleveland Int. Varsity Band GEORGE. NICK Burroughs Int. Varsity Band Concert Band Marching Band Orchestra Choir LINCE, PHYLLIS Redford H. S. Choir Triple Trio RHYNE, DONALD McMichael Int. Choir Student Reps. Ouartet Mixed Chorus C - Band THOIWIAS. TALDIA McMichael Int. Y-Teens Miracle Book Club Girls' Chorus Varsity Band ALLEN, GLORIA A. Redford H. S. Varsity Band Chess Club Girls' Vocal Instrument Room BAYEKIAN, VIRGINIA A. Post Int. Student Reps. Orchestra Varsity Band Choir Salon Quartet Harp and Vocal Ensemble Nat'l Honor Society 'f f ff 4 ,. 7 aa , X Zuni? fe., Q .,,, .WW 1. LANUARY -3 f A iv 1 ' f A 'Q' 'Q X73 , as? an nf . ' -af -an-ff FISH, HELEN Durfee Int. Concert Band Marching Band KATZ, HAROLD Central H. S. Concert Band Orchestra Marching Band NICKOLOFF, OLGA McMichael Int. Orchestra Chamber Orchestra Choir Music Library Concert Band Varsity Band SHANKLE, ED Greusel Int. Orchestra Concert Band JUNE V BAN, RICHARD G A , C Wilson Int. I' ,N ,-3 Concert Band A 4 Marching Band . ' Varsity Band X I I Vocal Ensemble f f V Saxophone Quartet f f SQ!! 1. fl wi ' ' ,Q a K Q f W ff A as . f, Zu I Z I 1 A BENNYFIELD, DONALD PARIS Cooley H. S. Varsity Band Reserve Band 39 BERKEY, NADIA MARIA Tappan Int. Harp and Vocal Student Council Concert Band Harp Club Orchestra Marching Band Varsity Band Nat'l Honor Society CARLISLE, HERBERT EUGENE Hutchins Int. Marching Band Varsity Band Choir DAVIS, ALMA M. Cleveland Int. Miracle Book Club Girls' Vocal Chorus Reserve Band DUPUIS. WILLIAM R. Jackson Int. Concert Band fVice-Pres.J Marching Band Varsity Band Concert Choir Boys' Glee Club Homeroom Rep. Senior Rep. Hall Guard Music Library Uniform Room Mixed Chorus GREEN, ALEX Garfield Int. Choir Varsity Band Boys' Glee Club Footbalf Reserve Band JONES, YVONNE ODELLA McMichael Int. Girls' Vocals Reserve Band KENNEY, DONALD H. Cooley H. S. Quartet Choir Organ Reserve Band Varsity Band KOLB, CATHERINE ELLEN Lincoln H. S. Orchestra Band Choir Homeroom Rep. Band Sec'y 40 j . 1 4 ff .-- , t .,,, , t , . 4' 5 U s ' A ,sf ,f ' .J-' i ' ,K ' . ,,.. ,vw Zinc 1 a, WW . , .... , -: 1,. sa :af , ff' ...wma-I ' V. ..,. A, , ,,,. 1 - f 4' ay X 4x BERKSETH, NANCY L. Cleveland Int. Choir Band COOMBE, RICHARD H. Post Int. Orchestra Choir DEAN, BARBARA MAE Nolan Int. Choir Concert Band Marching Band Concert Orchestra Chamber Orchestra Varsity Band Fencing Club Nat'l Honor Society FLESHER, PATSY A. Barbour Int. Music Inst. Room Band Mixed Chorus HUTCHINS, CHLOE JUNE Hutchins Int. Conference Choir Harp and Vocal Ens. Hall Guard Chorus Choir KEENE, JAMES H. Durfee Int. Orchestra Chamber Orchestra Varsity Band Assist. Conductor of Orchestra Co-Concert Master of Orchestra KNAS, GREGORY A. Denby H. S. Concert Band Marching Band Choir Orchestra Varsity Band KOPNICK, JACK Durfee Int. Concert Band Choir fPres.J Marching Band Fencing Club 4Pres.J Student Conductor BODINE, EDITH G. Rcdford H. S. Concert Ba'nd Marching Band Instrument Room Girls' Vocal CORNWELL, DONALD A. Cooley H. S. Concert Band Marching Band Orchestra Choir Varsity Band Vocal DOBSON, KENNETH H. Greusel Int. Orchestra Varsity Band Marching Band Vocal Ensemble Concert Band Conference Orchestra Conference Band Chamber Orchestra GRANT, MARY LOU Barbour Int. Varsity Band Aeolian Harp Club Harp and Vocal Nat'l Honor So y Miracle Book Club JARRAIT, MARILYN I. Tappan Int. Varsity Band Hall Guard Mixed Chorus KEILMAN, BARBARA ELLEN Wilson Int. Choir Chorus Harp and Vocal Hall Guard Conference Choir KOCJAN, JOAN A. Dominican H. S. Reserve Band KOSTACK, PATRICIA MARIE Greusel Int. Concert Band Hall Guard Marching Band Mixed Chorus Varsity Band 2 . 7 s I me tt 6 K f - ,, M ff' We ff f M if - Z ? 7 I ,M ,W I 4' A 4 MAYO, MARLENE J. Cooley H. S. Harp and Vocal Marching Band Concert Band Varsity Band Varsity Band Nat'l Honor Society Miracle Book Club ONOFREY. ROBERT E. Jackson Int. Orchestra Band Class Rep. Marching Band OTEY. PATRICIA ANNE jackson Int. Choir Varsity Band Marching Band Student Rep. Inst. Repair Harp and Vocal Girls' Chorus Concert Band PICKLO. CARL EUGENE Barbour Int. Orchestra Choir Varsity Band SCHARFF, EVA JEANNE Nolan Int, Symphony Orchestra Chamber Orchestra STEPHENSON. BEATRICE River Rouge H. S. Girls' CH'6rus Choir Reserve Band Miracle Book Club TRAYLOR, IV, CAREY D. Jefferson Int. Track Team Dramatic Club Radio Club Choir Orchestra Arch. Club Boxing Club Cass Quartet WEISHAUPT, CAROLYN M. Jackson Int. Orchestra Concert Band Marching Band Nat'1 Honor Society C. C. C. Flute Trio MORRIS. DIARILYN K. Barbour Int. Homeroom Rep. Band Outlook Staff Chorus ..K.S.. ORR. DIARY VVINSOR Redford H. S. Concert Orchestra Marching Band Concert Band Choir Triple Trio Chamber Orchestra Fencing Club OIVEN. LELLA E. Neinas Girls' Vocal Aeolian Harp Club PRICE, JUANITA Condon Int. Band Chorus SCIILICHER. MARILYN L. Redford H. S. Concert Band Marching Band Chamber Orchestra Concert Orchestra Concert Choir Flute Trio C. C. C. Outlook Staff Nat'l Honor Soc.ety Homeroom Rep. Conference Orchestra Conference Band SIQSZEK, JOANNA DI. Dominican H. S. Choir Reserve Band Triple Trio Harp and Vocal TURNER, GLORIA Durfee Int. Aeolian Harp Club Choir Orchestra Varsity Band Concert Band Harp and Vocal Natl Honor Society Student Rep. Student Council VVELLS, Jr., ADOLPHUS, WM. McMichael Int. Homeroom Rep. Reserve Band Mixed Chorus Boys' Chorus All City Chorus Choir Inst. Repair Barber Shop Quartet Hall Guard ff, Wah ! 4 un-.. 'rr ff ,W r f 0+-Wal 4. 0 .,. rw' Q ,awp , ,- --f La gh? , , In 4 y fx , .7 1 7 l r i..,. 1 ., ...... A gi ah e 'th NORTHERN, MARTHA A. McMichael Int. Varsity Band Chorus Organ Student ORSELLI, EMIL M. Jackson Int. Choir C - Band Chorus Orchestra Librarian PESCH, BETTY HELEN Eastern H. S. Choir Band Chorus Glee Club RUTKOWSKI, NORMAN J. Pershing H. S. Marching Band Varsity Band Chorus Boys' Glee Club Reserve Band SIMON, WILLIAM Fordson High Concert Band Marching Band Varsity Band Orchestra Chorus Vocal TOMBONI, NORMAN B. Cleveland Int. Concert Band Marching Band Varsity Band Band Officer Band Librarian Uniform Room Boys' Glee Club Mixed Chorus WEBER, VINCENT S. Western H. S. Varsity Band Marching Band Barber Shop Quartet Choir Vocal WILSON, SONIA J. St. Thomas Lutheran Choir Varsity Band Harp and Vocal Miracle Book Club 41 WINSLOW, CI-IARLENE L. Post Int. Miracle Book Club Choir Band Harp and Vocal Ens. Inst. Room Conference Chorus Chorus X mp? f T 4 sv , ag, '91- M x , 1 sv WY WRIGHT, HERMAN AUSTIN I :21 Greusel Int. V' C Chamber Orchestra A- K ' 0 n t rc es ra I Concert Band Var lty Band 1 ,:..' Marching Band ,,-1:23, .,.,. , S' 7 ' 4 ' CONCERT BAND CONCERT ORCHESTRA t Something o be pr . . and furthermore 'Na V-iff ,Q wi ' ' 5 The hometown band , X Family affair Office etiquette And the an Qing Ho-hum What Tender memories Candid n good Y Duty . . . first? Encore! M 4 4 43 'vx :.A 1 'M Q Z4 4-ww, W Richard Giebel The printing Stdllfiilfd printing 7 1,' Robert Shields Dept. Head I ff !Qif! 'f if -,affw ' I sv 1 cn 2: CD o o Q.. 5. 5 T1 Peter Rybock department offers an student ar thorough lmekgrorlnd in lJl'0t'CSSii'S. Nuinerens items are printed lay this dt-partinent not only for Cass but for the Boarft of Edllvatimr and many other Concerns. Ret-ugiiitiun as one of the finest in American high schools has been given Cass' printing flepnrtinent. E C. 5 -5. bac.-w N . i X wa-or s rs , -1 al BRAHAM. RODNEY Post Int. Hall Guard Wapika Club 1Pres.j Homeroom Rep. N:1t'l Honor Society GOUCKENOUR. EDXVARD Neinas Chess Club Miracle Book Club S.-ILO, GEORGE Tappan Int. Hall Guard Biology Club fTreas.J Wapika Club Outlook Staff Nat'l Honor Society Senior Rep. Homeroom Rep. Lab. Assistant BLITZ. ALF RED Durfee Int. Student Council Student Rep. Wapika Club Hall Guard DOHERTY, RICHARD A. Hutchins Int. Wapika Club HOUVENER, JAMES R. Jackson Int. Wapika Club LAMANEN, JAMES O. Redford H. S. CHRIST, ROGER Hutchins Int. Hall Guard Office Messenger IWIASHLAKJIAN, IVIICHAEL Hutchins Int. Wapika Club COON. E. CLARK Grosse Pte. Wapika Club GOOD, STANLEY A. Hutchins Int. JOHNSON, BERNARD A. Hutchins Int. Wapika Club fPres.y Lab. Assistant Nat'l Honor Society Student Council LISTER, THOMAS W. Greusel Int. Wapika Club Q. ,M .,f W fb.: MANUARY fm lg, 2, . 4 2 fl? W 1 ' 'Wk A ff f y 2 fi U fit? .lf mf , , . V' . iq-M, ,QQ Z , 5. , 1' Q 2 f 4 nb ni Mi ii. 7 ' ' ,. Civ- .fl f ' Q, , 'W fy A A ff ' ' aa.. .. , 7 2 , 6 f n. f I. V ., V ' . A W: 2' 1 2 .V ft ' 1 . 1 A if DODD S, THOMAS Jackson Int. Wapika Club ROBERTSON, RICHARD Hutchins Int. Public Speaking JUNE DOBBYN, RICHARD L. Condon Int. Baseball Team Wapika Club GREENBERG, SIDNEY S. Post Int. KOTULAK, JOSEPH S. Burroughs Int. Wapika Club lVice-Pres.J Biology Club MURDOCK, RICHARD L., Jr. Hutchins Int. Wapika Club 45 NICHOLAS, JAMES J. Neinas ROCKQUEMORE, EDWARD F. Condon Int. Wapika Club 46 sfo '--. f -t '...:: I . I PIGGOTT, GERALD E. Hutchins Int. Lab. Assistant SIELOFF, ELORY Jackson Int. Wapika Club RICHARDS, RICHARD C Jefferson Int. Wapika Club Biology Club SMITH, LAWRENCE Post Int. Wapika Club Artists? Pause that refreshes Modern art Counterfeiters Out-looking Mlsslng parts? Oh' Oh' Jewelry gems Ah tension Of by and for the students happen Slurp' Menagerie Home spun Cattle car Form beautiful i C K f , , N . , . fu, 1 . if , ' 1 1' 93.1 f' ., :I,.:,.!' Clara Bailey W l.jvi ,.z it -35'-the so F' '3 v wif ., gr Vg, gy 1 . 'Y K .. 'L ,C Ralph Lance ff ' , W, 4 ' 5,0 fn' 4 + ?'Q,y: t - s ' 1 A Qi Wim, 0 , f if N sw 1' f 5 vfff 0 , , X , ,,fQmf, C. H I ,A 6 Samuel Rowley 'ff ,L N f. J , 2 1 , .y 2' , f xi 1 af f Z if , I Q 1 f ff , , X ZM7sg,jQZ1 Dean TenEyck SCI Hal'VeY Brand Howard Gaylord - 'V X - '51 . . A g ,jg , .. M ar' is ,s :f,. ,Q Hobart Loomis Gretchen Luros 4 yawn K- - U ff? ,ff' i ' ii my A QT L 5 ? 2 lf - if ' Y ' f 2? ' , , V Q- X tr' 7705! -.w , ,f , . 41 V 'W 'Z fff wif, fm A-, f' 4,- V. A of M229 ' ' 3 , , EW . ,i,.4,2- .nf . , 1' Q mme w ft 'V , Q? 't , W4 1 411 2125: ' , f , , ' -. .V a-f,,.f3.v, - a - ' , W N . , f. ,M , ' 1' fi: V ' .R 5 1 , 'S-, f A A J Gordon Salton James Simon ENCE r ,fgt-' I , sg 'fl' V wr ,J , ' .5 5 ' tg '51 , ,. f lf' ' Raymond Jared Dept. Head Henry McMullan . i LV' If f ', 3 +. was Y x E . ff I Q I 4 , Y Cecil Soule it Q r 65? A tqjfr - , P.,,,,i7,7,Q,,i I 5, , ,. ,,,. ,ww .K A Deborah Gibson Theodore Ann Jacobson Holmberg mf? ff' J ef. , ' , 27104, : f. . we , , 2 ' f ' ., L ., V'-33 1, y ,,5.5:f 45, 'e ,Q f ' 'Ii -1. Z I in 5' i QWHM, ,VI A X 1 . If 1 it - my 4 we s 'f:LC:x. ' t f , ,fa 1' ' , .,,:. LISWWV 1 ,. X , I -. EZ: X ' f' 1 ff Edward Arthur Obel Navickas I Tiff, f Me, V bfi' V t new 1- X Q 5 'Q ., X h - gf a N v, We 2 kg Q , W X 2 t is s 2 N ' P S N A X 25,5 X f f Mt.. , rt. s-wgfs N X Benjamin Sutton T. C. Sutton Cass is the only high school in Detroit that offers such highly advaucecl Courses in science as chemistry, hacteriology, physiology and anatom y. This t,'lll'1'lClllLlIll has a large and well-tmiltecl stuff of lllSlQ1'lll'i0l'S. Ruth Yost John Paterson X .C lx Joseph Takken 't Y K R. :xiii mix 'fi fi' , f . Roy Wenning 48 rl-4l,n44n,-va. - Sas.. F X N '4 X X X X XX ir W X Nm S s X ,. -3 Navi K.. NK tx, X -a X me , X. w ff A ffl' .,. if , - W, W A C' Q ,, L '. 1' X f ff Vg f Q, W ALLEN, JOHN Southeastern H. S. Hall Guard Chess Club 4Vice-Pres.J BREWVSTEE. FRANKIE Barbour Int. Hall Guard CLINARD. KENNETH jackson Int. Biology Club DODGE, ROBERT Jefferson Int. HELMAN, GERALD Durfee Int. Biology Club 1Treas.J Triangle Staff fCo-Editor-in-Chiefj Chemistry Club Homeroom Reps. Student Council IV. PJ Maybee Class Treas. Dramatic Club IV. PJ Speakers' Bureau fTreas.l Debate Team Hall Guard Nat'l Honor Society JOYRICH, IWIYRON Durfee Int. Nat'1 Honor Society Tennis Team Treas., Chem. Club Lab. Assistant Biology Club Chess Club Speakers' Bureau Debate Team Hall Guard MAGOULICK. JOHN Cleveland Int. Hall Guard MURSCH, ROBERT Condon Int. BANKS. OTIS Garfield Int. CARTER, ERNEST COREY, MARILYN Barbour Int. Girls' Science Club Biology Club Chess Club Forum Club Outlook Staff GOLDBERG, HARVEY Durfee Int. Football Team INGRAO. JOSEPH Burroughs Int. Nat'l Honor Society Boys' Chemistry Club 1Vice-Pres.J Biology Club fVice-Pres. de Treas.l Senior Class V. P. Hall Guard 5 A . KENNEDY, LYDIA Science Club Triangle Staff Girls' Science Club 4Sec'yy Biology Club Miracle Book Club Chess Club IWIAGEE, ROBERT Cleveland Int. Track Team Homeroom Rep. PAPARELLA, MARIO Barbour Int. Student Rep. Homefoom Rep. Biology Club Tennis Team Nat'l Honor Society Hall Guard 4 4 'W f ff, if f K 4 I.. W 1 5 ,wid 5 1. JANUARY if f ff f I , .-,v lvr, g 4 A ., ,. 9. w ,V 4 'W .1 ll nl' 11 ww x AR, A n Z 2 VI, jf , l X I' X f ,V .ll A T M gi ,,,, K X V' Wx Zffw .-,f - , ' , 1 f ,Q,. if ' 'Q WW45'Wl.V5 ' I . , 2 Zi!!! -W ,U ' .Q Q, 'Q fl .... I f ag . 'L 0 T f f Y, . 1 BOWLES, PAUL Wilson Int. Varsity Band Marching Band Chemistry Club Biology Club CHAMBERS, LaFONSO Garfield Int. DELOGLOS, GUST Nolan Int. Biology Club HARRIS, WALLACE Durfee Int. Track Team Cross-Country Team JETER, ARTHUREE Miller H. S. Y-Teens Biology Club Girls' Science Club LAZAROV, RUDY Nolan Int. R. O. T. C. MEHAL, EDWARD Burroughs Int. Nat'l Honor Society QUANDT, WESLEY Jackson Int. Boys' Chem. Club Swimming Team R. O. T. C. iDrill Platoonj Judo Ciass 49 ROBINSON, ANN Miller H. S. Forum Club STOYKA. CHARLES Burroughs Int. Nat'l Honor Society Biology Club Chemistry Club Student Council Maybee Class Pres. Lab. Assistant WARREN, MIDGE Cumberland, Ky. Student Rep. Miracle Book Club CPres.l Girls' Science Club 4Vice-Pres.J Biology Club FERRARI, HENRY Cleveland Int. Boys' Chemistry Club fPres.J Tennis Team Lettermen's Club Nat'1 Honor Society Biology Club Senior Rep. SCRUGGS BILL tr x .... -' Q f VH' ill. ,, sf , K A Wm '32 X ' ay J S Q A W 4 Nolan Int., JUNE ALBINSKI, CASIMER Chadsey H. S. R. O. T. C. ANDERSON, DAVID C. Hutchins Int. 50 Q 4 . G f Z M. of- f ff W, ml' ,M 'W V f M .ff ti Z Zh, Wf Z f I ' 1-:-SE:E::' . f , iv A X f, ZW Y ' 1 f Ma , f ,: 1 .. I, foxy . -Ilia: ' 2 W . 4 4. '7 Q. 1 mera.. ' 2 .,i..3,- J, ,H af 1 zf SCHAMEHORN, MILDREN Foch Int. Girls' Science Club 1Treas.J Biology Club VOIGHT, CAROL Denby H. S. Biology Club Girls' Science Club Hall Guard BLACK, HUGH Cooley H .S. Hall Guard Homeroom Reps. GROMEK, GEORGE Burroughs Int. Biology Club Hall Guard Student Council Maybee Class Rep. Lab. Assistant SOETERS, RAY Post Int. ALLEN, JOHN CHARLES S. E. H. S. Chess Club 1Vice-Pres.J Hall Guard BALLOU, NORMAN Riley H. S. SICLOVAN, GERALD Southeastern H. S. WALKER, DAUPHINE McMichael Int. Outlook Staff 4Ass't News Ed.J Triangle Senior Ed. Chess Club Y-Teens Office Messenger Homeroom Reps. Dramatics Club Chorus Basketball COLDREN. PHILLIP Hastings, Mich. Hastings H. S. Miracle Book Club lVice-Pres.p Boys' Chem Club Lab. Assistant QMetallurgyJ PURDY, JOHN Wilson Int. R. O. T. C. Rifle Team Hall Guard ZDYB, MITCHELL Nolan Int. R. O. T. C. Rifle Team Boys' Chemistry Club ANDERSON, ARTHUR E. Eastern H. S. BARNES, RONALD K. jefferson Int. Marching Band R. O. T. C. '-1' 1 f I We f f f 9 f if .W f ,f N I Z f X ,gb x nh.. Nl-: Q fi av faq s A Qu WS. at Q 1 ,...3 Q B X fi Ss v 5 X tx X V .QQ V ,ZZ f V Hfgfwgyg W . l WvQ4y f A 7 x 'i X xx g A K , ae ,fy -P 1 my 4' ,f . ' W 1 f' 7 4 Q fy ,, ,QM ,f . X 5 ,ff f fwff f f BEN. VVALTER T. Chadsey H. S. R. O. T. C. Hall Guard BRAND. JADIES L. Cooley H. S. Biology Club Lab. Assistant CRICHTON. HELEN G. Barbour Int. Outlook Staff iTypistl Sportsmanship Council Girls' Science Club iSec'yJ Girls' Swimming Team Speakers' Bureau Lettergirls' Club GENNADOPOU- LOS. PENELOPE McMichael Int. Horneroom Rep. Girls' Science Club Biology Club Hall Guard Messenger GODFREY, JERRY Durfee Int. GREEN. ERVING F. McMichael Int. HUNTER JOHN H. Barbour Int. Biology Club Homeroom Rep. JACOBI, DONALD E. Nolan Int. Biology Club Chem. Club lVice-Pres.j Lab. Assistant Nat'l Honor Society iSerg.-at-Armsj BERNARDI, DIARY R. Cleveland Int. Homeroom Rep. Girls' Science Club Y-Teens CASTIGLIONE, IVIARGARET Burroughs Int. Nat'l Honor Society iSec'yl Biology Club tSec'yJ Girls' Science Club iTreas.b Y-Teens tRep.j Mnybec Class 1Sec'yJ Chess Club Student Reps. Student Council Riflcry Lab. Assistant Triangle Staff tLiterary Ed.j Quill and Scroll Outlook Staff CUNNINGHAM. NANCY Cleveland Int. Y-Teens iSec'yl Student Council Homeroom Rep. Riflery Biology Club GIAVEDONI, GRETA Hutchins Int. Biology Club Girls' Science Club Basketball Team Lettergirls' Club Outlook Staff ilfeature Editorl GOLINSKE. INIARILYN L. Liggett Outlook Staff Girls' Science Club Biology Club Homeroom Rep. Student Council Quill and Scroll HAMMOND, XYILLIAINI Condon Int. HUTCHINSON, KENNETH Dugger Int. Boys' Chem. Club JANISZEVVSKI, CLARENCE U. of D. H. S. f I .J f.. ff f Q , Q y y ,f f 1 4 .f X .ef AK, . ,JZ ' as , ' A ' f , ff ,M E1 3 1 , f ,Z .ml 5 W .WW fi gf l t A C X . ff? '-K ff, A 4 ww : f.. V I ,X ,M f ' ' 1 . .,... X Q W ' . ,,,. . X AW Q A t A . J BOVVLES, PAUL N. Wilson Int. Biology Club Boys' Chem. Club Varsity Band Marching Band COLVIN, PATRICIA ANN Miss Newmau's Biology Club iStud. Council Rep.J Chess Club tSec'y-Treas.j Tunior Red Cross Girls' Science Club iTreas.J Outlook Staff fCirculation Mgr.J Triangle Staff iBusiness Mgr.J Quill and Scroll Math. Office Assist. DIAMOND, CAROL J. Durfee Int. Lab. Assist. Nat'1 Honor Society Chess Club Biology Club Girls' Science Club GLATTSTEIN, ALICE Durfee Int. Outlook Staff tEditor-in-Chiefj Girls' Science Club lPres.J Nat'l Honor Society Chem. Lab. Assist. Student Rep. Quill and Scroll Biology Club Dramatics Club Library Assist. GOTTLIEB, RAYMOND S. Durfee Int. Nat'l Honor Society Oultlook Staff fBusiness Mgr.j Forum Club Dramatics Club Quill and Scroll Charm Club tPres.J HANSON, VICTOR W. Post Int. Hall Guard Homeroom Rep. JACKSON, BENJAMIN F. Hutchins Int. Boys' Res. Basketball Team Boys' Varsity Basket- ball Team KARGILIS, ALEXANDER Foch Int. Lettermen's Club Cross Country Club Track Team Speakers' Bureau iRadio Unity 51 KELLY, PATRICIA M. Cleveland Int. Lab. Assist. Y-Teens 1Sec'y-Pres.J Girls' Science Club 1Pres.7 Biology Club Chess Club Student Rep. Junior Red Cross Tennis Team Riflery LOSSICK, JOSEPH G. Cleveland Int. MIDDLEDITCH, DELORES C. McMichael Int. Junior Red Cross Cowboy 'Dancers Office Duty Miracle Book Club RANGE, CORA B. Cleveland Int. SAVAGE, LILLIS D. Hutchins Int. Girls' Science Club Lab. Assistant Biology Club SLIZUK, MILDRED V. Nolan Int. Y-Teens Cheerleader Nat'1 Honor Society Outlook Staff CSports Editorj Girls' Science Club 1Vice-Pres.J SMITH, Jr., RALPH H. Nolan Int. Boys' Chem. Club fPreS.J Biology Club fPres.J Nat'l Honor Society Senior Class 4Pres.J Lab. Assist. TEPPERMAN, ZOLA WILLIAM Durfee Int. Speakers' Bureau Debate Team Outlook Staff fNews Editor and Editor-in-Chiefj Student Council iTreas.J Biology Club lVice-Pres.J Chem. Club Forum Club Quill and Scroll Chess Club 52 V xx , 3 7 2 W , if . W, 5 , ' ' r 'UW FN s f W 'ky I 'aw 5 1. ,, 3 ..::a:.A ix Q Q X Q x 1 s X Q2 I in ff! ,WW I I 'Z f 1 -2 Z X S .2 4 .If KLOSS, RICHARD W. McMichael Int. Biology Club Senior Homeroom Sec'y MANIS, AMELIA M. Cleveland Int. Girls' Science Club Y-Teens Club MILLER, EUGENE McMichael Int. SABLE, IRVING B. Chem. Club Outlook Staff SCALES. CHARLES R. McMichael Int. Junior Class 1Treas.J Homeroom Rep. SLOAN, KENNETH G. Nolan Int. Boys' Chem. Club Hall Guard SZPIEG, EUGENIA S. Cleveland Int. Girls' Science Club 4SeC'yJ Biology Club Y-Teens 4Pres., Vice-Pres., Sec'yJ Riflery Nat'l Honor Society Senior Rep. VARNER, MYRIL JEAN Battle Creek H. S. Dramatics Club KRUEGER, ELEANOR Denby H. S. Hall Guard Sportsmanship Council lSeC'Y7 Girls' Tennis Team Girls' Science Club Lab. Assist. Triangle Staff iCo-Sports Editor! MEISEL, IRWIN B. Hutchins Int. MITCHELL, RICHARD B. McMichael Int. SANDERS, GASTON 0. Northern H. S. Marching Band Swimming Team Concert Band Hall Guard Baseball Team SCHNUR, EARL J. Barbour Int. SINIITH. DAVID L. Jackson Int. Biology Club Lab. Asblst. Hall Guard TAFEL. RALPH A. Western H. S. WALKER, MARY E. Sacred Heart Biology Club Girls' Science Club Outlook Staff V , if, f .lf g , ff- I , 1 f x f 5 as f W f Y , . ,, . , . f Z f W f ,f f ,af -. X ' x Q we c -is s r xc X X K -. N Jesse.. X ., KX xx Qs xi i.. ,W A 'X sf s xg.: X 5 asf:-' Q 'Y ,gl A .. f 1ag? , a1Cr A YANGOUYIAN. HARRY Wilson Int. Football Team Maybee Class ZITKA, MARY RITA Chadsey H. S. Girls' Science Club QVice-Pres.D Lab. Assist. Hall Guard Nat'l Honor Society fPres.J KALEVAS, JOHN G. Nolan Int. X BRADLIN, Varsity Basketball ' VVILLIADI Team - Lettermen's Club R 2, f Hutchins Int. Kvice-Pres., Q . Charm Club Iunior Class x KVICG-PYBSJ fVice-Pres.j K Maybee Class ' lStudent Rep.J EQ Sltudelet Council all uard A Sportsmanship Council URSU. SAIVIUEL B., 7 SCHALLER, Jackson Int. FRANK WV. Orchestra Jackson Int. Blind Band Treas. wh i, all ' A I K' fs' Woodwind k , I ef A Q . fyfl, BRADLEY, NORMAN J. Nolan Int. Chem. Club fSec'y-Treasj Biology Club fTreas.J Hall Guard Cycling Club KUSCHELL, KENNETH E. Tappan Int. Nat'l Honor Society UTEG, N ORDIAN R. Redemption Lutheran Hall Guard 53 FRED F RICKE Department Head Polytech is a general high school college preparatory Course. PCLYTECH PLISKA. THOMAS E. STANCZYK. VIRGINIA D. Rosary Girls' Science Club PILOT. JOANNA D. Pershing H. S. Choir HERSHEY. HARVEY Durfee Int. Tennis Team 1CaptainJ Lettermen's Club Sportsmanship Council Hall Guard Messenger SALLE, RICHARD N. Durfee Int, Dramatics Club GEBIOLAS, NICK Hutchins Int. Homeroom Rep. rd Hall Gua Library Messenger THOMAS, VVILLIE MACK W W7 IW f K 1 X if I 6 v 'hi Af Q! 1 - ., v X .4 A1 . ,Nh nn. . gs a JUNE PARSELL, ROBERT B. Lincoln H. S. Aero Club Football Team SAXER, DIANE Durfee Int. Dramatics Club MCGOUGH, OWEN M. Burroughs Int. Homeroom Rep. JANUARY BEARDSTLEY, LOREN ALMEIDA, COONS, ROBERT ARMAND0 KAHNER, HOMLES, ROBERT MOORE' BILL ROMAYNE PAPAZIAN, ' A , I PURTER, NICHOLS, DENNIS A f VALERIE RONALD I rg: ' Q V VINCENT, f I ANDREW H- s 11 1 SCHAIBLE, STEIN, BETTE 5fmfu1'Ifln ROBERT f X 3 A FRANKOVVSKI, KELLY, FRANK WM. W ' , .2 I 7 '5 X ' f 2 ROSEN, RICHARD f f 1 A I ,f SWIFT, JOHN LOUIS, ETEHEL f L A CHANDLER, HAMMILL, EMMA DELORES CATHERINE BEAVER, FRED E. 56 'J , ' VL. 5 C :xx is L if 235: x K XO A sf ' ,:z,.,'.,- xt .R .,.. h ,X h T' ss ABDENOUR, Foch Int. Hall Guard Wilson Int. Star Delta Club , 'V 'ff 1 , I, 1' 54' 0 .2 SUMMER SCHOOL GRADUAT S N SYLVIA R, ' AGARDY, JULIUS Q C X Q! ig wg ff 3, if Q 1 1 X nfs Y aj' f f 'fyjf-V 1, f 'I el. BAILEY. CON STANCE L. Hutchins Int. Y-Teens BURDEN. CHARLES D. HARRISON, HAROLD YV. jefferson Int. IIAY, JAIWIES A. PARDY, DIARY jefferson Int. RAMSEY, BOBBIE LEE Cleveland Int. Lettergirls' Club WADE, JAMES S. jackson Int. BONKOWSKI. THADDEUS R. Sr. Casimir Senior Drafting Club CARTER. CRAIG Northwestern H. S. Varsity Football Team Reserve Basketball Team JORDAN, JACK Cleveland Int. IWIEKJIAN, ARTHUR Post Int. Aero Club 4Vice-Pres.j Varsity Football Team PETRAK, JOHN Burroughs Int. Track Team lCapt.J Zross Country Team Lettermen's Club fPres.p Maybee Class Vice- Pres. Student Council RUSSO, GASPARE P. Jackson Int. Homeroom Rep. WILLIAM, MARGARET L. McMichael Int. f I , 4, fi - :4v1'Q'A.14 1, f y ? may-Q. .gr X X W 2 . ' :fi , We l :I ,, .35 hi-f l . , g a f in .M A my ,Q , vw ai' , .. Q, if .V W f f , mf., A. ,We I 1- mf ' fix? , , ,f , ,X f f 79 I an ..,:f2i1 f ARMSTEAD, EARLEAN Garfield Int. Girls' Basketball Team Swimming Team Lettergirls' Club Y-Teens BRUENTON, BRADY Miller H. S. Track Team Lettermenfs Club Arch. Club CORAM, ARTHUR R. McMichael Int. KosToFF, MENKA MURPHY, EDWARD J. QUACKENBUSH, VERA A. Jefferson Int. RYBINSKI, VICTOR J. ZATE, SEYMOUR Durfee Int. Homeroom Rep. Hall Guard Baseball Team, Varsity Varsity Basketball Team Reserve Basketball Team Mgr. Football Team BERGHOFF, WELLINGTON F. Durfee Int. Chamber Orchestra Concert Orchestra Choir Biology Club Music Study Club FREENIAN, AMOS P. Northwestern H. S. Varsity Band JOHNSTON, BRUCE PRE STININZI, PETER Greusel Int. Hall Guard RUNKLE, DOLORES J. jackson Int. Y-Teens Tennis Team SMITH, ALBERT Condon Int. Hall Guard Student Rep. TABOR, JOHN R. ZABOSKI, BENJAIWIIN J. 58 . H.: W.. e. -, - Q T + Q iss X . ix 3 0. C Yi 4 A A x. te ts... 'Q Q . f' v.:.:.K , . ,U .Epi Q Ki a Q l 3- H - S war .gg 'M A . fr. 1-5 If ' WSE Nasal .. . gags, Q X - wfiww. ,, ' , asf. Q ' 'fs ' 1... sg f ' Z 4 ' H y -sf... f -1- ' ' -. .Q We n . V , H , ...O S If ' -.1 W.. W ' ' 'R - V , M ff ,V ..,. J , f 4: my - If :fag-I 'I , -1? , W 1- iVL:l CHRISTIAN, WILLIAM Jefferson Int. GALBRAITH, HUGH C. Jackson Int. Concert Band Marching Band Orchestra Choir Barber Shop Quartet Fencing Club 1Vice-Pres.J La.DUKE, JACK E. RICHARDSON, TI-IOMKS Post Int. Lettermen's Club Golf Team Basketball Team SCRIBNER. EDGAR A. STOLZE, HEINZ E. TEMPEST. KENNETH C. St. Cyril Hall Guard ZAWERUCHA. RONALD H. Nolan Int. Star Delta Club 1Vice-Pres.b Student Council Hall Guard Lab. Assist. COOPER, NORMAN F. Southeastern H. S. Pre-Engineering Club HARGREAVES, YATES MORAN, LARRY E. Barbour Int. Hall Guard Student Rep. Track Team Cross Country Team Basketball Team Basketball Team Let'termen's Club tVice-Pres.J ROCKWELL, LLOYD W. SHALHOUB, RAMON A. Hutchins Int. Star Delta Club Camera-Audio-Visio Assist. STUDNIARZ, RICHARD P. Northeastern H. S. Hall Guard VVIELGOSZYNSKI. TED Greusel Int. ZOMBIRT, EDMUND S. Greusel Int. Cross Country Team Track Team 1' f.. ff, We J I A , r I l y qu 2 ' Iv , S 'S 4 If X 4. fk s ,Qs N Q. s .,,, .,'.. Q - SI. .7 I... - X x . re X x X X ig wx xxx NS ,r Qwfx SQ 3 1 B.. wiassk ia ,::. ' NS, ...gf A Q X . . sf NN W XX X ws X ' is X Sl .. 5 X I . ,. xi x .-snr' . if , s r i f X 5 '-. F ,sw fx s QR N9 M s S N X 'Wie 'W N A 4. 1 fssgl X S QRQVW ZX NX s QQ. S W eww M A , L .. ears? sr I fi BUTLER. ni wwf. 4 , X BENJAMIN w. LEAKE. JACQUELINE Barbour Int. Choir Girls' Vocal Reserve Band ROBERTS, ' IVALTER FIELDS, LIIMARR LEWIS. SHIRLEY DARLENE Garfield Int. Choir Reserve Band Girls' Vocal Radio ROBINS. INIAXINE A jackson Int. Band , .E Choir Speakers' Bureau X sh KOVARIK, MARTIN R. MACIKA, LOUISE ANN McMichael Int. Band Orchestra 59 JANUARY SENIOR ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIPS UNIYERSITY OF MICHIGAN: George Bacalis A. Phillip Coldren Harry Ferrari Myron Joyrich Mario Paparella Charles Stoyka YYAYNE ENIYERSITY: Myron Joyrich ART SCHOOL OF DETROIT SOCIETY OF ARTS AND CRAFTS: Edward McMullin MOCK ELECTION Most Studious Boy - Myron Joyrich Most Studious Girl - Gladys Barsamian Boy Most Likely To Succeed - George Bacalis Girl Most Likely To Succeed - Maxine Norman Most Popular Boy - George Bacalis Most Popular Girl - Nancy Prainito Best Dressed Boy - Nicholas Bunt Best Dressed Girl - Virginia Borkowski Boy With Most School Spirit - Phil Russek Girl With Most School Spirit - Dorothy Ryniak Most Athletic Boy - George Bacalis Most Athletic Girl - June Ward Handsomest Boy - Harry Ferrari Best Looking Girl - Barbara Hildebrandt Most Active Boy - Phil Russek MOSt Active Girl - Dorothy Ryniak Boy With Best Line - Phil Russek Girl With Best Line - Virginia Stipchick Class Brown - Gust Delogos Class Baby - John Kumler TYPICAL STUDENTS Auto-Aero - Rolf Kvamme Architectural - George Klaetke Art - Nancy Prainito Electrical - Dave Boyd Home Ec - Doris Slaughter Science - Charles Stoyka Music - Ayers Bagley Printing - George Salo Mech. Drafting - Harry Kalajian Polytech - Andrew Vincent HONORARY AWARDS MICHIGAN REGIONAL SCHOLASTIC ART EXHIBIT GOLD KEY AVVARDS: Crandall Eaton Inez Gideon Jacqueline Hammes Elizabeth Henninger Lois Kempainen Hazen Kunz Patty Leon Edward McMullin Vivian Tillman Peggy Trolley Louise Washburne MICHIGAN STRATH MORE AXYARD: Louise Washburne SOCIETY OF ILLUSTRATORS AYYARDSg lst Prize: Peggy Trolley 2nd Prize: Crandall Eaton 3rd Prize: Louise Washburne NATIONAL EORENSIC LEAGUE HONORARY MEMBERSHIP: Gladys Barsamian John Swift BALTSCH X LOMB AWARD. PLAQUE: A. Phillip coldr-en GRAY MEMORIAL AXYARD MEDAL: Myron Joyrich RENSSELAER VOLYTECH AXYARD: Harry Ferrari AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS AXYARD: Bernard Johnson JUNE SENIOR CHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIPS HONORARY AWARDS MICHIGAN CQI.l.EGE OF 'MINING MICHIGAN REGIONAL SCHOLASTIC ART AND 'II'.LHNOI.OGX z EXHIBIT GOLD KEY AVVARDS: J h D 3 . gene lglounyden Anthony Belthazar Jello Va:-aslano Dolores Booth 0 0 pe Margaret Catt UNIVERSITY Ulf MICHIGAN: Samuel Siporin Ralph Smith Rex VVilloughby MICHIGAN STATE Patricia Colvin William Damon Marilyn Golinske MARIETTA COl.l.EGE: Alice Glattstein XYAYNE ENIYEIQSITY: Marlene Mayo Nadia Berkey Gloria Turner COI-OIQAlJrJ SPRINGS I-'INE ARTS C ENT Ii COI I I'GI' IQ: John Markovich PENNSYIAANIA .XCXIJIZRIY Ulf I-'IN ' I IM -'I'. ,X Q' VVilliam Teodecki PORTLAND KICSI-IL'RI ART SCIIOKII.: Edward Stopke I'IQ.XI I INS! I'I'L'TI' SCHOOI. OI-I Robert Donald TIIE ART INSI I I I I I' HI: CIIIVV 1 Jerry VandeWiele MOCK ELECTION Most Studious Boy - Bill Wyess Most Studious Girl - Carol Diamond Boy Most Likely To Succeed - Ralph Smith Girl Most Likely To Succeed - Vanka Kazakoff Most Popular Boy - Ralph Smith Most Popular Girl - Harriett Ray Best Dressed Boy - Anthony Balthazar Best Dressed Girl - Menka Kostoff Boy With Most School Spirit - John Summers Girl With Most School Spirit - Millie Slizuk Most Athletic Boy - Larry Moran Most Athletic Girl - Eleanor Kreuger Handsomest Boy - Fred Linebach Best Looking Girl - Gloria Narva Most Active Boy - Bob Johnson Most Active Girl - Sonia Cosman Boy With Best Line - John Petrak Girl With Best Line - Margaret Castiglione Class Clown - Bob Levenson Class Brown - Ray Gottlieb Class Baby - Nick Gemolas TYPICAL STUDENTS Auto-Aero - Harold Stratton Architectural - Bill Damon Art - Bob Johnson Electrical - Jose Sanchez Home Ec - Harriett Ray Science - Ralph Smith Music - Margaret Karageozian Printing - Bernard Johnson Mech. Drafting - Bill Preish Polytech - Harvey Hershey Machine Shop - Arthur Atwell Robert Donald Sonia Cosman Edward Eichelbaum George Fick Roy Jackson Evelyn Kazakos Richard Kinney Nancy Lawrence Robert Levinson Ann Litchfield Greta Lundborg Mary Ann Magyari Joan Markovich John Markovich Andrew Molnar Barbara Nolan Irene Richter Sam Siporin Edward Stopke William Teodecki Jerry VandeWiele Elliott Zeldes SOCIETY OE II,I.L'STRATORS AIYARDS Anthony Balthasar Robert Donald George Fick lst Prize: Robert Donald, Nancy Laurence, and Ed Stopke 2nd Prize: Robert Donald, Mary Ann Magyari, and Bill Teodecki 3rd Prize: Richard Kinney Barbara Nolan SCAIQAIAS XXQXTICIQ CHIXJIQ EXHIBIT I'Hl'L'I.AlQ PRIZE: Jerry VandeWiele N.X'I'IONAI, FHIQICNSIC LEAGUE Ilf INUIQ XIQY KI IQNI IIEIQSHIP: William Floyd Raymond Gottieb Richard Salle Zola Tepperman Carey Traylor ABIEIQICAN TYPE 'EOLTNDERS AVVARD Alfred Blitz HEARST AMIHQICAN HISTORY CONTEST : Zola Tepperman CIYITAN ESSAY CONTEST: Robert Domm r w 1 l 1 4 l 62 SPQRTS , Bl, V g' EgJ g3'? FK! 'gl - Y. X Qs, 4 6 ' 'Yi FOOTBALL TEAM TOP ROW: john Protasevich, Gordon Cherry, Mario Caruso, Walter Eckel, jerry Fix. SECOND ROW: Walt Austin, Bill Silva, Ronald Person, Harvey Goldberg, Bill Sweet, Craig Carter, jim Spudieh, Bob Stephens. BOTTOM ROW: Andy Polk, Byron Hurd, Creighton Mantey, Ken Cross, Harry Derderian, Fleet Underwood, Ward Boyes, Marton Freed. Although the football team won only one game loopps' Miller forfeited drdnt they'U rt managed to worry an awful lot of coaches The bovs got off to a bad start they couldnt seem to score until they pushed over a hard fought for goal rn the Eastern game Its a general oprnron of everyone that we should have Won that game but then there was a fellow and galloped over the lrne for the wrnnrng pornts Then came what we were all wartrng for we beat Northernll If you had ridden home on the bus Wrth the players you would have thought we have Won the crty champronshrp Oh Well they re a great bunch of guys and they deserve a lot of credit for those weary hours spent after school practicing by the name of Joe Altobelli who caught a certain forward pass BASKETBALL TEAM TOP Roll Jim B10dS9l'. Byron Hurd. Ben Butler. Ace Cudillo 1CoachJ Landiuff Trent. Seymour Zates. BOTTOWI ROWS Ben Jackson. Walter Godfrey, Ralph Totten fCo Capti George Lee fCo-Capel. Jim Spudieh. George Gatewood After losing every game last year the Cass Cagers began one of the most miraculous eomebaeks in league history. They defeated Southeastern Eastern Northern VS ilbur Wright and lost to Denby Miller Nlorth- eastern. In the Quarter Finals. the Cassites smashed Northwestern to qualify for the Se-mi's. Their opponent was Northeastern, the team that had whipped the Cagers by one point during the regular season. That Cass won the game is history now. In the finals, Cass lost to Miller high. Nevertheless, this season marked the FIRST time that Cass's basketball team were ever runner-ups in the city race. rThe editors extend their compliments to a fine team and their great eoaeh, Ace Cudillo.J TRACK TEAM TOP ROW: John Mills, Tom Brush, Alex Kargillis, Larry Moran, Yates Hargreaves, Roy Morgan. SECOND ROW: John Pesta. Arnold Sarnia. John Bartoy, Sigmund Klueger, Ted Wiel osz Hugh Miles Charles Dodds 3 , D . . BOTTOM ROW: Griff Howell, Rudy Mobius, Ed Kann, John Petrak, George Bacalis, Steven Mitchell, Dale Simmons, Eddie Hawshaw, After losing to Northern, the Cass Tracksters recovered to defeat Eastern and start on the way to a success- ful season. The thin-clads have always had good mile-running and this year is no exception. In the first three meets of the indoor season, Roy Morgan took firsts and is heading toward another gold stripe for his sweater sleeve. In the Southeastern meet, four records fell. One of them was set by the great Eddie Tolan, who graduated from Cass in 1926 and went on to capture Olympic records in the 100 and 200 meter races. Records were broken in the 25 yd.-dash, the 25 yd. high and low hurdles and the one-half mile. Brady Bruenton and Larry Moran were the Cass record smashers at the Cass-SE meet. Although an early publication date prevents late coverage of all the track meets, the tracksters show great improvement in nearly all the events and a successful season is predicted. 2' f r ' f Z 1 Q4' Q Q I T Q7 X B X fy? Z Ig. X 66 'E CROSS COUNTRY TEAM :fer TOP ROW: John Petrak. Alex Kargilis, Steve Mitchell, BOTTOM ROW: Yates Hargreaves. Roy Morgan, Ray Salnii, George Baealis. Larry Moran. As we look back upon the past season, we are happy to see that the cross country team did, exceedingly Well. With six returning lettermen Qtwo of which are all-city men! on the team they again captured their title, East-side Champs, for the third consecutive year. They not only showed great speed but they also exhibited a fine display of teamwork. In the city meets, due to a few trees and a few side-tracks the Cass Harriers only took a close second. Now, don't be mistaken -- we think these boys deserve a great deal of praise-something which they never seem to get. So here's wishing them the best of luck next season! QThe Editorsj ? ,fa 3 Y' . New' If ffg X X f I I' j l TOP ROW: Eleanor Krueger, Peggy Trolley. FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Yee, Margaret Hachigian, Helen Herter, Pat Bastow. BOY'S TENNIS TEAM Under the leadership of their captain, Harvey Hershey, the team looked very good considering the lack of lettermen. Harvey was the only re- turning letterman As the book went to press only two losing matches had been played to Denby, K5-OJ and Wright, t3-QQ . Around Cass the above matches are referred to as a lwarming-up' period. The editors foresee big- , 1 ger and better things for this ' brand-new team that shows so much promise so early in - the year. 5 O S ' 68 GlRI.'S TENNIS TEAM The girls' tennis team did exceptionally well in their matches last year. Their score: won-3, lost-1. Having lost most of the lettergirls to gradua- tion last June the tennis team took on quite a few, new recruits. lt is expected that the team will keep up the good work fand formj as they have in the past. This means practice . . . practice and more practice before the actual matches. The editors regret that the book went to press too soon for the publication of any scores. Harvey Hershey, Harry Ferrari, Mario Papparella, Myron joyrich. Xxx TOP ROW: Wayne Slawson Dave Wulfman, John Mills Neil Eskuri r , . B O Y S S W I M M I N G SECOND ROW: Roy Highland, Tom Hollowell, TEAM Don Worsley, Edward Karn Frank Spiaser, Robert Scott. BOTTOM ROW: Don Seigan Bob Giesse, Phil Rus sek, Coach Don Cooper Loyd Astrup, Harley Kenny, Robert Sopian. The Can Taiilwik. leel liy their 1-apalile vaplaiii Phil Rllwwtfii. slioxwtl great spirit during their past sea De-pite the fact that they lost a few of their niet-ls the lmys vrinie through with ,mug fllle peifmmauge agains isually tough vompetitioii. TOP ROW: Dona Wright, Gerry Sakall, Ann Za- yanchkowski, Dorothy Lloyd, Carole Schaff, Shirley Bennett. SECOND ROW: Helen M. Fulton CCoachj, Carol Weitzmann, Barbara Felker, Anita Eisenmann, Betty Cole, Lois Hair, Paddy Griesser, Irene Buchowski. BOTTOM ROW: Mildred Forgach, Larraine Kauz- larich, Louise Groppi CSec'yj, jackie Beam QCapt.j, Sally Mansfield fMgr.j, Arlene Con- siglio, Nancy Dempsey. GIRL'S SWIMMING TEAM The Cass Mermaids under the direction of their coach W a y n e Slawson, won o n ly one meet out of four. Even though the girls c a in e through with such a low percent- age of wins, they cer- tainly showed all the spectators at the meets that Cass' fighting s p i r it and good sportmanship is not dead - and never will be! The Mermaids show good promise for this year. TOP ROW: Helen M. Fulton fCoachj, Nancy Samp, Greta Giavedoni. BOTTOM ROW: Imogene Lee, Nellie Sims, Da- lores Chandler QCO-Captj, Edna Allen, Jean Dobins. - Absent: Emma Hamill, Capt. 5 8 V 4 X if 2 P Roland Rutkowski, Joe Schultz, Earl SCllllUl'1', Harley Kinney. 70 GlRL'S BASKETBALL TEAM Completing another of their many successful seasons, the girls' basketball team came out on the heavy end of a 3 - 1 win- lose record for the 1949-50 sea- son. Eight girls comprised the var- sity team-which was probably the smallest varsity team in the city. Nancy Samp was high-point girl for the femme cagers, with a 17 point average. As a team, the girls averaged 37 points per game. Nice going girls! On the links last year, the Cassites came through with three won-three lost. As for this year's prospects - listen to a conversa tion between two fellows on the team Say, that iron shot is shaping up, isnt 1 ' It needs more practice. What do you think of r chances this year ? Awful! There aren't any veterans We d.on't need any vets! We ve been practicing on the living room rug all winter With our ex perience, we could lick anyone' ' X BASEBALL TEAM The Cass nine was rather unsuccessful last year. The Technicians chalked off only two victories while suffering defeat six times. This year, hopes for a good season rest in the hands of five returning lettermeng Dick Doblyn, Bill Damon, Larry Kersten, Andy Mo l n a r , Irving Tobacman. Walt Godfrey Qpitchingj, Zany Hood Qpitch- ingj, Ray Rowley Cbackstopj are three good, new prospects for the team. Coach Max Fulcher sees slim hope for his team, but it is the editor's opinion that, with a little sharpening up at the plate and better ball hawking in the Wide-open spaces, the boys will be up there elbowing with the top contenders in the league. CHEERLEADERS TOP ROW: Millie Slizuk, Evelyn Harvey, Elizabeth Bitonti, Mickey Magyari, Deon Barcus. BOTTOM ROW: Violet King, Selma Arkin, Edna Gillooly, Gerry McMu11in. TOP ROW: Dirk Dobbyn. Andy Polk. BOTTOM ROW: James Bathna. Bill Damon, Fleet Underwood Creighton Mantey, Erwin Stevens. It has been said that Cass' cheerleading squad is the best-looking, peppiest, most well-organ- ized one in Detroit. This is one of the most accurate sayings we've heard in a long time! QThe Editorsj 71 TRIANGLE STAFF Here it is! After the scurry and after the rush, it's here! What's here? The 1950 Cass Yearbook, of course. It was hard work, but it's done. The seniors walking through the halls sporting wrinkled brows are not ten-semester Cassites. Oh no, they are merely members of the Triangle staff. l h In closing, we, the staff, would like to extend our deepest appreciation to MR. ARTHUR OBEL for his excellent sponsorship of this yearbook. NOT PICTURED: DORIS JUDSON, fArt Ed.J, tLayout Ecl.J, fCo-Cartoonistl CHARLES WILKINSON, fCo-Cartoonistl. GERALD I-IELMAN, tCo-Ed.-in-Chief, Ja.n.J WILLIAM TEODECKI, tCover Designl. fer 5+ A if ,. ,,., ,X A X' 'I' A 1 Z5 We ss... - I Q wife I 1 f Q I Z f f W EN 0 ff X N 4 1 4 9 xg f , W f X 'Q X TOP ROW: Marianne Barber, tLiterary Ed.J, Gladys Barsamian, tCo-Ed.-in-Chief, Jan.J, Mary Bernardi, fBusinessJ, Delores Booth, tBusinesSJ, Patricia Colvin, fBusiness Mg'r.J, Margaret Castiglione, tLiterary Ed.J. THIRD ROW: Peggy Ann Cowan, tTypistJ, Jane Goldsmith, f0rganizationsJ, Pat Grey, tSr. Activitiesb, Jacqueline Hammes, tCurriculum Head Designsj, Carleton Hayden, 1Faculty Ed.J, Jean Habich, fTypist3, SECOND ROW: Eleanor Krueger, fSports Ed.J, Marilyn Krueger, tEd.-in-Chief, Junel, Ann Litchfield, 1Businessb, Marilyn Meyer, fFeature Ed.J, Donna Pelech, tFaculty Ed.J, Margaret Pokojski, tFeature Ed.J. FIRST ROW: Wayne Slawson, fSports Ed.J, Marilyn Steele, tSr. Activitiesj, Kathryn Thomas, IFeature Ed.j, Dauphine Walker, tSr. Activitiesj. NK and PEN fvff Mm f I X ,f '.1A.', Al f f ' ,f ff Q-Milla? 4 ffinr f of -whwxffw, f ' JA Lf , Q Xiu f'f0,,,,' I f X V -, I f-4,11 fifbzxfq- , V ,- X- f WIS f Em: Q - , 'W T I if Q , '71 . ' ,- 17?-:Te 'f 5 I. ft: zfj f ' ' We f 1. g . .lv I. -. -my , 'f 1- f AVFL, ', 4 VV' Qiwiaa.-, 1 ,r rg' pam! Tu DION JANUARY v Q fl il iw SENIOR DIARY o O U There's a great day coming, dear diary. I feel as though Pm going to flip my lid, do double nip-ups, or something. What's all the fuss about? That great big wonderful event we dreamed about over 1095 pages ago is soon to happen. I can remember how beautiful that Indian sum- mer day was back in September as I half-heartedly trudged back to the old building. Soon I began to ,4 ! ' realize that people viewed we with new respect and pointed. me out in the halls. I was a senior. A senior. I tasted those words over and over again and felt a A O 15 warm glow tingle clear through to my toes. That 'SQ glow stayed with me, thank goodness, all through Ko our history-making, night football games. Our Tech- QQ, Jr nicians didn't set the world on fire, but everybody F, D63 was so busy burstin' their buttons over those swell ,ff new band uniforms, they scarcely noticed. - O, YN T Can I ever forget the flurry of class elections? 0 IX---E Z9 DQEJS ,,,5g,., How we convulsed at the promises our a s pirin g senior officers made when we really needed a new coke bar and juke box for the lounge! October 11 - B-r-r, what a day! It was raining all species of cats and dogs on this dreary Tuesday. Did that stop the rough and ready seniors of old Cass Tech? Gosh no! The prospects of getting red-hots and Vernors ginger ale lured us out to Belle Isle. Do-se-do and skip-to-my-lou. That I did, that I did, partner, at the first night dance of the term, Town and Country? Everybody teased everybody else about their shingle and crew cuts. From a back view, I couldn't tell the boys from the girls. Some of the kids ooped and hucklebucked, but my old bones aren't what they used to be. On the way home the gang sang Baby, It's Cold Outside and I could hear Bali Hai calling to me. D-Day was declared October 18. Yes, Dawning Day, alias first card marking, revealed your brilliant efforts or realized your worst fears. Wails of the students were drowned among the screams of the poor club initiates. What fiends! Why, they even tried to bore a hole through my head, but I fixed that deal. I told them if they bored another one, I'd catch pneumonia. QKa-choo, cough, coughlj You know, dear diary, I felt very proud and grown-up when Cass was selected as the first high school to par- ticipate in a diabetes test that had formerly been allowed only to college students. As Cass goes, so goes the city of Detroit. That was the slogan which prevailed after the results of the mock elections were revealed. We crystal-balled that Albert E. Cobo would reign as next mayor of this fair city and by gosh, we were right. I attended the symphonic concert last night. Need I say it was no less than Wonderful. Strike up the band! Our harriers came through again to cop the East Side championship. 's, wonderful. Our water boys also had a successful season. Remember, diary, how I told you what a thrill it was to dress up in all my frills and fancies and glide into the Pigskin Prom with my letterman? Three cheers for our hard-working team. Splash parties and wiener roasts occupied our time until Thanksgiving vacation. Before I had time to finish up the turkey hash, I was back in school viewing a showing of Great Expectations. Imagine my biology teacher doubting my honesty. I even had to show her the stub. Dragging a fella to the Twirp Dance was my idea of real fun, especially with the sharp entertainment that was presented on reels. We capered to the rhythm of Stan Kenton and jimmy Dorsey, and bounced with the song styling of Doris Day. Wheel What a time I had at the Letterman's Carnival. That affair should really be followed up annually. A solemn, beautiful affair was the Christmas Concert. I felt very close to God, as I sat listening to the melodious sounds of the traditional music. The I-Hop was really a solid affair. Nice going, junior Class. At Senior Swingout I was glad that the outstanding efforts of my classmates had been rewarded. They's grand crowd. Graduation Day! There was a lump in my throat. A few tears struggled to break through my calm exterior. My heart was racing as I marched up the aisle, and across the infinitely long stage, where awaited my passport to the future. With eager hands, I grasped my diploma and breathed a sigh of relief. Prom night is the night of all nights that I will long remember. As I floated over the beautiful Lee Plaza ball- room floor, I vowed that my ultimate goal throughout life would be the fulfilling of the hopes, dreams, ambi- tions, and ideals which Cass Technical High School, faculty and fellow students, have instilled in my heart. 74 i il'vDS'0N JUNE TQ simon DIARY if iff LVXVVK Dear Diary: january 20, - Gosh, I'm so excited! You'd think I'm a freshie! I have to leave my old homeroom but itis worth it to be a senior. I sometimes wonder if the real reason they segregate the seniors is to pro- tect the freshies . . . january 27, - The first night dance of the new semester was given by the Alumni Association. Of course, I just couldn't miss it! February 4, - Coke machines and 45 minute re- cesses were among the reform movements offered by the eager candidates for senior offices. The home ecfers were really cooking with gas in this election. They copped two of the positions. March 17, - Swing your partner and prome- nade '. The Basket Brawl was really fun, Dear Diary. The members of our great basketball team received letters for the marvelous job they did this year or hadn't you heard that they brought us to the finals to wind up in second place. Keep up the good work, boys! ! March 24, - My last Open House as a student! Ive worked hard but now my folks saw for themselves the wonderful school I go to. March 31, - Again Cass' symphony orchestra provided an evening of excellent entertainment for my friends and me. April 6, - Today the doors of Cass closed to usher in another gay and exciting Easter season. Nothing but parties, dates, and loads of fun until school re-opens April 17. qMaybe I'll squeeze in a little homework, too - but just a little.y April 20, - Swell - blurb - splash - party - blurb -- seniors had a good - blurb - time - blurb! April 21, - Fun and frolic was the theme of the Funspiration put on by the V. C. Y. Really, Dear Diary, I never enjoyed cake and pie so much . . . even if HALF of it was in my hair! May 11, - Although it wasnlt my first, it was certainly the best senior skip day ever held. The hot dogs tast- ed swell Cespecially after waiting three hours for themj. Never, never will I forget the coldness of the water or the Warmness in my heart when I left the Isle, tired but oh so happy. CAh choolj May 12, - Flowers, Flowers, Flowers and Music, Music, Music was the theme of the Spring Serenade. Al- though I Wasn't elected queen of the dance, I felt like a queen as I glided across the floor in time with the mellow music of Freddie Paxton's band. May 26, - Rhapsody in Blue by George Gershwin was the outstanding number of tonight's wonderful band concert. I'll never forget this refreshing event of my senior year. May 30, - School closed for Memorial Day. Some of the ambitious students went on dates, picnics, and some even did homework, But I, Dear Diary, preferred to just sleep! June 2, - Orchids to Miss B. Campbell and the cast of Mother Is a Freshman for again presenting a delight- ful senior play. june 14, - The Senior Swingout was beautiful! I could hardly believe it was I walking up the aisle with envi- ous eyes turned. toward me and my fellow seniors. I was so proud, Dear Diary, when the many honors and scholarships were being given out. june 16, - Gee, I've had to buy a surplus of tassels! . . . and lipstick . . . Qremind me to buy a new tube to- morrow, Dear Diarylj . . . this was Cap and Gown Day. june 21, - Dear Diary, I can hardly push the pen along the paper as I'm writing this. I am sad and happy at the same time. I regret having to part with my many friends Cand teachers, too!j at Cass. I am happy because I have so much ahead of me . . . college . . . a job . . . marriage. Today I received my diploma from the finest high school in Detroit. june 22, - How lovely it was! The senior prom, I mean. It was held at the Veteran's Memorial, which seemed like a white palace on that night of enchantment. This is one night I will always cherish. The soft lights and swingy music of Del Delbridge lent an air of sophistication to the dance. As the dance ended, I couldn't hold back the tears, Dear Diary, for I was saying goodbye to old friends I would probably not see again in a long time . . . june 23, - Dear Diary, today is the beginning of a new way of life for me. I have parted from the school I've dearly loved and worked in for three years. I now find. myself on the threshold of adulthood. I close this book on my high school memories, I know I can never, never forget the place where my life first took on form and meaning, socially. Nor will I forget the good times and of course, the homework! Cass will always be a part of me . . . and I want to make a date with her in the near future . . . to come back soon Qfor a visitlj to make sure that I will always remember the precious, inspiring, wonderful days spent here at Cass Tech . . . 75 PROFILE OF A KIT Meowrr. Let's begin this revealing article with a closeup of a typical Kass Kitten. She is usually five foot two, eyes of blue, and very nice, best described as cute , A shingle hair cut, giving the impression of the 'foutdoor type , characterizes her outward appearance. This lass makes a genuine effort to be loads of fun with everyone Qfemales includedj. She loves all types of dancing, music, athletic games or joining the crowd for an evening of just plain fun. Her popularity is based on her kind, considerate nature. She has ambitions to be a wife? a- mother?-or woman of the world? Anyhow she devotes real effort to any task she under- takes. A little further down the hall, we meet six- foot-two Millie, queen of all the sports-minded kittens. Every Cassite is familiar with this Kit- ten. At every sports event, she exerts all her energy and initiative to keep her old alma mater right up on top. Around the corner, past Room 609, trudges Carmen dragging her latest heartthrob, weak- knee Willie, whose left leg is weighed down by an imaginery ball and chain. This is the type of kitten who traps her mouse and just won't ever let him go. Poor guy! Galloping madly down the hall races Gertie, wearing a vicious, scornful, contemptuous and heart-broken look. Why? Because her steady cat, after whispering sweet nothing in her ear for two years, decided to take jennifer to the Senior Prom instead of her. Gertie's out to get even with the naughty fellow for sure. Shhhhh! Quiet! For there sits Emily who's about as chatty as a stone. Emily, who's afraid to be seen by anyone with two eyes, has made it a practice to steal from class to class sticking so close to the walls that her image is left on every panel. This is a very rare type! Let us note that each Kitten has an individual personality and appearance all her own. Gener- ally speaking, when you look at her you sense an over-all aura of happiness, health and poise. Last, but not least, she belongs to Cass. -ADELE BLASKO 76 I I P fx :Q , 'W ,, W f' Q7 Qtr Q .gf ,, m lv 1 X, K O I ati af 2 a is A 1 if Xe ,' 1' X 4 A-X a 4:2 ffl-if! 'X f' all PROFILE OF A KAT Kass Kats are really sharp characters! They're on the ball, all reet, and real cool. Belonging to a rare species, they may be found only in the halls of old C. T. These specimens are not just mad-hatters who latch onto every bop session and jazz-concert in town. No indeed there are several kinds of cats. We'll mention first the all out and out charac- ter. This lad usually wears chartreuse and purple-striped knee pants, a blue beanie, and sports the most beautiful head of scalp you ever saw. Next comes our well-rounded Kat. Wearing a green and white sweater, new length pants, Cjust long enough to show his bicepsj, he has an almost intelligent expression of his face. Taking the role of inquiring reporter, we query: Alfie, what is Wall Street ? Alfie: Shucks, everybody knows that's the wall the Chinese built to keep the stock market from falling down. . . . It figures. And then there's the sports-minded indiv. When this Kat looks at a pretty girl he usually sees not an example of female pulchritude but footballs, basketballs, or baseballs, depending on the season. Here at last, we come to the cultured, edu- cated, sophisticated, non-maticulated Kat. Are you still with it? My boy, what do you think of the Alaskan situation ? Egbert: It's cold, very cold. Thank you. Thank you, Egbert, for your brilliant commentary on the vital topics of the day. Our country needs more youth with your depth, your gravity. By the way, did you see that cute little number that just walked by ? Egbert: So you think she's pretty? You, my friend, have a bucolic and philistien concep- tion of beauty. Using chimera as a criterion, she may be considered beautiful. Her cranium has a dolichocephalic shape. Her integunet is scrabrous and her jaws are acromegaloid. Other than that, she'll pass. Yep, that's what he said. He said that. So these are our Kass Kats. Variations are many but we love them all because their our very own. -MARIANNE BARBER if xlkffif ,bv L vt f x K if Nil l X px X X X-rx Blauzvz IT on Nor Lights out. Chill wind moaning through the trees. Darkness surrounding the little house like a shroud of eerie murkiness. Suddenly a tiny shaft of light bolts through the darkness, piercingly revealing a slouched figure whose uplifted hand firmly grasps a long, sharp object. Slowly, almost gently, he lowers his arm to- wards a pale object that lies directly in front of him. Then abruptly, his arm falters. jerking around., he flings his hands over his face, his shoulders shaking. His eyes have the look of a tormented soul. No! no! no! he is thinking, I can't do it again. I ask nothing, nothing but a moment's freedom away from those walls, those hard cement floors, those watching, searching eyes. I can't stand it any longer, but I musn't get caught. I know what they do to you if you get caught, but they won't get lil' old Georgie. Ha! Ha! I know the ropes, I've been around. My only regret is Mom. I want to spare her all this. Brace yourself, boy. You've got to go through with this for Mom's sake. If this gets out, I won't even be able to face old Rover. With a shuddering sigh, he lunges determin- edly with the sharp object, dragging it across the inanimate thing before him. Fearfully picking up the dread article, he neatly folds it and tucks it in his pants pocket. Climbing into his pajamas, he puts the pencil away, clicks off his neon specs, and making peace with his conscience, drifts angelicly into slumberland. There is nothing to worry about now. In the morning he will have his absence note all signed, sealed, and. delivered to Mr. Branton. -MARIANNE BARBER MYSTERY IN FANTASY It was an ordinary spring day-almost. I was sitting in class when all of a sudden, out of no- where came a voice. This is to announce the new schedule. Ef- fective immediately, there will be a forty-five minute recess between five minute periods. My amazement was beyond comprehension. What sort of evolution had occurred? I then proceeded to the lunchroom via the nearest escalator. When I reached the seventh floor, I missed the familiar mile-long lunch lines. Automats supplied the students with all types of delicacies. I was also interested to find that the tables were cleaned off - by robot men. I then went down to the sixth floor which was still the natural habitat for music and art students. The beboppers were no longer hopping the longhairs to an early grave. But the miracle of all miracles was that the art students were drawing pictures that made sense. Modern art was 'blah' one more Since bacti. had always been the best class I never passed, I was interested in seeing the cute little bugs again. I took the express elevator which had stalls for each person so that no more than 250 could get on at a time. Then as I reach- ed the room, tears came to my eyes, for there, available to each student, were electron micro- scopes Qso that the bacterial walls could be seenj. As I started to leave, I noticed that the door of 211 was open. I decided to visit my favorite P 8a A room Qthe only P 8: A roomj. There, too, were new mic's, but these were of a super nature so that the genes in the chromosomes could be seen. I was sad, however, to note the absence of Matilda who had been replaced by cadivers. Since I had always had an interest in the homemakers, I decided to go up to the fifth floor, and visit the cooking rooms. The first thing I noticed was the absence of stoves. Upon inquiring, I learned that the girls didn't need them. I was informed that a seven course meal could be prepared by merely cook- ing capsules in water for five minutes. The girls simply had to learn which capsules to select. I then decided to see what changes had taken place in the outside world. On my way down, I passed what used to be the aero room. - Through the open door, I saw what appeared to be a giant rocket ship. Seeing no one around, I gathered together my courage and entered the ship. Accidently I bumped a lever. The re- sulting noise was ear-shattering. It sounded like a lion. Rooaarrrrrr! ! ! ! What is the meaning of this ?,' the lion-like voice said. You guessed it I had fallen asleep in class again! -MARGIE ' ,fr . ty' ly? I . J V, ,vii 1 I' ' 6' , . ,bl I I Y -rl - I f.4 i ' - f :,.f -4- ,N A 1- 5 I If ., f. Q fr., .gi W XXX idiigl I-IS Do WF-'JSQ-n Brushing the remaining traces of confetti and cake crumbs Cfaded and stale left-overs from last night's senior promj off of his best blue serge, Stuort stood before a magnificent oak door. Now that the most important moment of his life had arrived, he felt unsure of himself, hesitent. Suddenly, he had the most uncomfortable sensation. He felt as if every eye in the reception room was turned on him . . . staring at the worn patch on the elbow of his coat jacket . . . gaping at the unusual way his hair kept falling into his sunken eyes . . . oggling his open- ed-toed shoes. He was right. He tried to think of something to do what would divert their attention. With a sweeping gesture, he pulled a handkerchief from his pocket and blew his nose - loudly! This seemed to work like an inverted charm. Everyone was looking at his nose now. Greatly un-nerved, Stuort forced himself to knock on the door and enter. Weill What do YOU want? A gruff voice de- manded. Taken by surprise, all Stuort could manage was, I... I . . . I w-w-wanna j-j-job! Gone. Gone in seconds were the weeks and months and years spent practicing the elegant little application speech Stuort had prepared for today. Well, fill out this application blank! the elder man roared. Since the old fellow had not invited Stuort to take a seat, Stu fthe C. T. grad. with perfect mannersp stood for two full hours filling out the form. Every period was where it should be, so too, was every comma, colon, semi-colon and so-forth and so-on. There was not one fatal error. 78 DIME A DOZEN When Stu had finished, the elder took the papers and began reading them. While reading some parts, tears would well up in his eyes and stream down his wrinkled old face, in other parts, his body would shake with laughter. When the last tear had been shed and the last laugh laughed, the elder looked up at Stu with honest admira- tion in his eyes and said, My boy, this paper is a work of art . . . a veritable masterpiece . . . the work of a genius! The elder beamed at him. You may have any job you desire, the Presidency included! Stu thought and thought, but he just couldn't make up his mind as to what kind of a job he wanted. The elder ventured, Well, what was your major in high school? Something strange happened to Stu's calm, cool and collected self. He fell dramatically to his knees . . . I was hoping and praying you wouldn't ask me that! he sobbed. I have a horrible confession to make! It took me eight years to graduate from Cass . . . I start- ed my freshman year in the art curriculum but had to drop out when it was discovered that I was color blind. I tried music but they said I was tone-deaf. After blow- ing up 425, I was asked to leave the science dept. My inquisitiveness and knowledge of science prompted me to run H2 S through the ventilating system. The next day I left air conditioning and. refrigeration. After bouncing around from drafting and bldg. to auto aero, I found myself in electrical, but shocked my instructor so much they thought I was disconnected. I then ex- perienced brief stops in printing, poly tech . . . and yes, even home ec. I was a failure in every one of them. In fact, the only thing I could do better than anyone else was filling out application blanks! What? gasped the elder, with his nose lighted up like a pinball machine. Application fillers are a dime a dozen! Get out of here! Sadly, Stu walked out, aware that the patch at his elbow had dropped out, aware of the hair falling de- jectedly into his eyes, aware of the flippedy-flopping sound his shoes made on the tiled floor. Out in the street once more, Stu walked slowly past stores . . . stores with people in them . . . people WORKING for MONEY. It was then that he spotted the sign. With new hope rising in his omptimistic young heart, he dashed inside the swinging doors of the gleaming white structure. rl: 211 Years have passed by since Stuort first ran through the swinging doors. He has made a place for himself in this world of great men and women. He votes at every election Qwell, almost every onejg he feels free to walk into any bar in town without fear of being thrown right out again Che is a confirmed pretzel addict, you seej. He has a steady job that pays MONEY. And, by the way, if anyone should happen to ask you how bottle caps are placed on milk bottles in a creamery, just refer them to Stuort fgrad. of Cass Techy chief bottle capper of the Milkweed Dairy Works, U. S. A. -DORIS JUDSON TALE OF WOE UEEEEEEE! . . . AAAaagh! Aside from the constant blaring of auto horns and the ear-grating wails of ambulance, fire and police sirens in the streets outside, the afore-mentioned EEEEEEE! and AAAaagh! were the only sounds cutting the night air. Tonight happened to be THE NIGHT at - Tech. It was commencement night. It was a perfect night. The moon shone down from the heavens above . . . stars twinkled merrily in the inky skys . . . droves of graduates-to-be shone too, via noses, eyes and fore- heads, that is. Yes, it was a perfect night - except for two things -the EEEEEEE! and AAAaagh! These two sounds were coming again and again from a frantic senior standing in front of the auditorium entrance in - Tech. The senior was screaming like a madman. Parents and guests of the graduates-to-be passing by, carefully detoured around the raving young lad and in- to the auditorium. The thought 'that they had succeed- ed in living this long, surviving prohibition, depression, the new look, so why risk it all by walking into screw- ball here?' ran through the minds of many of them. Gregory fthe raving young lady suddenly stopped screaming and darted up some worn stairs and into the dark, emptiness of the second floor. He glanced in desperation at his numerically, fluo- rescently-painted Gruen. Only ten more minutes left to find 'iti so that I can get at 'them' before commence- ment starts! he babbled. Greg spotted a forest-green waste receptacle near him. Maybe 'it's' in there! And with that, he kicked the container over and blowed into the heap of papers and assorted junk that came spilling out of it. 'It' wasn't there. With hope of finding 'it' so that he could get 'them' still burning in Greg's eager young heart, he dashed down the hall looking hither and thither through one waste receptacle after another. Forgetting to turn one corner, he accidently ran smack into a wall . . . a marble wall . . . and landed on-well, he fell pretty hard. With a great effort, he stood up. Rubbing his bruised and battered . . . rubbing his bruis- ed and . . . rubbing his head, he turned the corner and continued down the hall at a slower pace. fsomewhaty Deciding it was useless to search the receptacles any longer, Greg ascended the stairway once again and kept on ascending until he reached the fifth floor and his locker. He took hold of the Yale lock on it and pulled and tugged. with all his might and then some, but it just wouldn't give. If only he could remember where 'it' Was! He glanced at his Watch - Five more minutes to go, before commencement starts, to find 'it' so that I can get at 'them ', he whispered, perspiration gather- ing in huge beads on his forehead and plopping silently onto his nose. --' - ww fel 7:1 v-1 1---1 1 -'Z -f -1 'xii Q F ' .Q 9 QOh, what was the uselj Gregory thought. CI give uplj and so saying, he walked over to a window, opened it and climbed recklessly onto the sooty sill. Taking pencil and paper from his pocket, he began composing a farewell address to the world. Five pencils and four notebooks later, he finally finished, stood up and shouted, Goodbye, cruel world! As he made ready to drop down and end it all, he heard a faint 'clink'. Looking down at his feet, he saw the 'it' . . . the KEY to his YALE LOCK! it had fallen out of his shirt pocket! To his horror, Gregory saw that the key was balanced precariously on the edge of the sooty window sill and was teetering and tottering to beat the band. To all appearances, it was going to fall any minute into the street below! Not daring to breath, Greg slowly knelt and reached out to pick the key up. just a little way more and I'll have it! he exclaimed happily. Skirts are going to be seventeen inches off the floor this year. Montgomery glift is a sensation in Holly- wood. The Navy is building flying saucers. Stage plays are THE thing for teen-age dates. Highways will soon be tinted a variety of colors and Eishenhower may run for the Presidency. Somewhere birds are singing. Somewhere the sun is shining brightly. Somewhere. But on the fifth floor of - Tech, Gregory sits Qin the darkp listening through an air vent, to the auditorium organ as it starts off the commencement exercises. He should be down there. He COULD be down there but for one thing. Huge tears gather in his eyes and overflow down his face as he thinks of the cap and gown, gathering dust in his locker with the yale lock on it. The cap and gown are still in the locker because . . . well, because of a key . . . that teetered, when it should have tottered, right off a certain window sill. -DORIS JUDSON 79 POETRY The following work was recently honored in the 1950 Anthology of Great Lakes States High School Poetry. All are by Cass Students. PROMENADE Time and the elephant promenade at my side, I run And they chase In a mad, wild race. In thick grasses, brambles and thorns tear my Dark mud envelops my feet in its deepness. Black, naked limbs of rotted trees clutch at meg Deeper I go until no light can I see. I hear the others comingg I am afraid. Woods impede progress, if any. I have made. Then, of a sudden. there is a shining light, And I know that I have left the woods of night. Time and the elephant promenade at my side, I run And they chase In a mad, wild race. dressy -DORIS JUDSON KSPECIAL MENTIONJ THE LAST MILE UI don't think I'll make it through this week , Say tired Cassites to one another. By the way, who was Napoleon's brother? And how many days have we had this heat? They all frown as they ask, their faces bleak. Have you ever heard of Whistler's mother? Who was Cleopatra's first lover? A whole term's knowledge in one night they seek. After long, sleepless nights with notes in hand, They board a bus open, the book once more, Then bravely they enter the lion's deng No happier persons in all the land, Are those who eventually leave the doorg Never . . . never to enter Cass again. -ANN LITCHFIELD vu IMPRES SIONS OF SUMMER The sounds of early morning, When the sun is rising slowg The smell of fresh-cut grass, When the summer breezes blow The dripping from the roof, From a sudden summers rain. The echo of a whistle Of a passing train. The flowers in their glory, As they begin to bloom. The children out to play In the sunny afternoon, v -LEONA R. PERAINO AUTUMN WHIRLWIND Autumn Whirlwind rushing by, Like a demon from the sky. Twisting, writhing in its Wrath, Twirling leaves up in a path. Rearing. Tearing down the lane, Dying down to start again. -PAUL DOUGLA S SCOTT HQMERDCMS 0 QQ ass jecvpa-x Q40 XQ 4:96 ENCE f?ffvp,yG Home Yqgu4AN1mL A 4 Cf CUS .I lAq,f r Homeroom 101 TOP ROW: Ralph Aiello. Cliff Brackett, Donald Dowd, Darwin Brown. SECOND ROW: Ann Onomys. Lois Allen, Jean Schhrret, Barbara Nolan, Geraldine Sakall, Evelyn Kazakos. BOTTOM ROW: Adeline Murray, Myrna Wood, Hal Stieber, Ilene Bennyiield. De- lores Booth. Homeroom 103 TOP ROW: Pat Oglenski, Betty Pesch, Eve- lyn Ross, Anna Rockwell, Lella Owen, Mary Orr, Alice Mouradian, Rosalee Mandell, Marlene Mayo, Peggy Moore. SECOND ROW: Margaret McNeil, Anne Ne- well, Miki Robins, June Mason, Luise Rass, Rosemary Roberts, Narrissia Matthews, Pat Otey, Zelda Magner, Valeria Richberg. BOTTOM ROW: Delores Quisley, Tamme Mitchell, Grendetta Powell, Madge Miller, Marilyn Morris, 1H. R. Rep.J, Sarah E. Mc- Cullagh, 4TeacherJ, Joanne Ream, Lane Richey, Elaine Mastin, Juanita Price. Homeroom 107 TOP ROW: Don Wantage, Milton Lutchan- sky, Howard Nordlund, Arthur C, More- head, Henry Buckner, Ray Borchess, Tho- mas Supanich. SECOND ROW: Patricia Berkebil, Lois Le- viska, Marian Kinney, Guyla Grant, Pat Alder, Bob Milchuck, Louise Thornton. BOTTOM ROW: Dona Wright, Patricia Truman, Gail Henderson, Miss Mueller, rTeacherl, Barbara Edgett, Arlene Rohland, Flora Vandenbeusque. Homeroom 109 TOP ROW: Bob Spence, Sidney Kling, Doug- las Donaldson, Norbert Polus, Tom Travis, John Wagener, Raymond La Blanc, Al Hachey. SECOND ROW: Don Siegan, John Dominski, Vincent Santogrossi, Vincent Wilkins, Jer- ry Kourtjian, Simon Keossian, Harry Fer- eshetian, John Wylie. BOTTOM ROW: Nathan Peiss, Jerome Grillo, Leonard Oskinski, John Rumball, Ralph Province, Simon Perreock, Charles Merek, Angelo Venzelos. 82 Homeroom 127 TOP ROW: Helen Ballo, Balig Berberian, Bob Grimm, Rosa Thomas, Joyce Daniel- ski. SECOND ROW: Alice Millard, fTeaCherJ, Patricia May, R. Stobierski, Jerry Freed, Bill Najor, Seymour Brown. BOTTOM ROW: Jim Young, Joan Davis, Marilyn Hagan, Margaret Marascia, Joan Purdy, Lila Hubble. Homeroom 129 TOP ROW: Ronald Zawervcha, Joe Jankow- ski. Ronald Polhill, Jack Mourray, Fred Linebach, Fred Orlowski, Ramon Shalhour. SECOND ROW: Melvyn Towbin, Al Masha, Wayne Clinger, Jerome Hill, Bob Noetzold, Pete Gelios, Graig Catier. BOTTOM ROW: Herbert Lindquist, Richard Fritz, Ronald Kingston, Ralph Totten, Paul H. Wentink 1Teacherr, Lowell Garcia, Mike Demchak. Heinz Stolze, Herbert Traylor. Homeroom 131 TOP ROW: James Eltringham, Nick Greek, Flash Tabibian, Lee Allgood, Don Goudey, Maurice White, Sheldon Eizen. SECOND ROW: Calvin Wilkerson, Paul Car- ter, Ronald Ordakowski, Norman Krirosha, Ernest Kozma, Gene Adgers, David Par- ham, Bernard Ahan, Winson Brown, Wm. Cassel. BOTTOM ROW: Gwendolyn Davis, Gloria Shells, Janet Dixon, Georgia Mardis, Mr. Soule, rTeacherJ, Sanford Shapiro, Hilda Schechter, Carolyn Haidy, Mary Rita Zitka, Jean Hobyak, rHomeroom Rep.J. Homeroom 141 TOP ROW: John Bretz, William Decesare, Ken Luch, John Tabor, Arthur Behrmann. SECOND ROW: Ron Lipinski, Gordon James, Robert Janick, Donn Bennett, Joseph Torey, Johnny Krause, Howard Thompson. BOTTOM ROW: Joel Rencsok, Robert Brez, Edgar Scribner, J. C. Comer, fTeacherJ, Bob Steslicki, Dick Stewart, Thomas Puwal, Bob Cotter. 83 Homeroom 147 TOP ROW: Paul Colandrea, Wm. Carnahan, Eddie Hushaw, Ken Behlow. SECOND ROW: Sigmund Kleuger, John Protasevich, Thure Tongring, Don Hal- blirda, Owen M. Gouch, Hank Wielgoszyn- s 1. BOTTOM ROW: Herman Patrick, William Robinson, Robert Carson, Herbert Berbess, IH. R. Rep.D, James Brewer, Luchious Bryand, Louis Zardus. Homeroom 203 TOP ROW: Robert Parsell, Lloyd Rockwell, Robert Johnson, Leonard Kopich, Harold Lange, SECOND ROW: Aldo Giglio, Richard Salle, Gerald Murray, Mildred Scott, Thomas Pliska, Adrian Perron, Dale Denning. BOTTOM ROW: Elizabeth Austin, Shirley Bennett, Ralph Dudek, Dick Studniarz, Harvey Hershey, Joe Schultz, fH. R. Rep.J, Jane Davis, Virginia Stanczyk. Homeroom 205 TOP ROW: Winston Atkinson, Hobart Free- man, Robert Erl, Henry Hencak, Boris Mvehnij. SECOND ROW: Ross Case, Ronald DePalma, Thomas Cartwright, Guy Adeline, James Smellie, Harold Burgess, Raymond Jones, Denis Sima, Ernerson Dauncey. BOTTOM ROW: Bill Meyer, Norman Miller, Danny Naples, Charles Myers, K. R. Ben- nett, Charles King, Darrell A. Giles, Rudy Mobius, Chris Lambroff, Eugene Wein- berger. Homeroom 207 TOP ROW: Reno Paravano, Gary Pruder, Joe Grant, Dwain Dunn, Richard Rush, Edward Guzowski, John Pietrzkiewicz, Jef- ferson Haves, SECOND ROW: Russell Jeannero, Ted Wa- chocki, Robert Daidone, Larry Jennings, Steve Haydock, Lloyd DeMetsenar, Victor Rybinski, Robert Waraway, Gilbert Mack, Victor Attar. BOTTOM ROW: Jim Tadra, Fred Davis, Raymond Korpus, Chuck Heine, CH. R. Rep.J, A. J. Elges, fTeacherJ, Gerald De- rnirjian, fSec'yJ, Edward Kann, John Flynn, Joe Askamit. 84 Homeroom 209 TOP ROW: Bob Schaible, Ronald Nichols, Marvin Dulton. SECOND ROW: Richard Rosen, Robert Crell, John Swift, George Bittner, Robert Kahn- er. BOTTOM ROW: Romayne Holmes, Frank Kelly. Alec Wilson. 1Sr. Rep.v, Ann Jacob- son. 1Teacherr. Dennis Papazian. rH. R. Repw, Robert Coons, Andrew Vincent. Homeroom 215 TOP ROW: Charles Stoyka, Mario Paparella, Bill Scruggs, George Gromek, John Purdy, LaFongo Chambers, K e n n e t h Clinard, John Maloulick, Norman Stinson, Ray Soe- ters. John Allen, Robert Dodge, Wes Quandt, Robert Mursch, Wallace J. Harris. SECOND ROW: Paul Bowles, Gust Deloglos, Myron Joyrich. Gerald Helman, Arthuree Jeter. Otis Banks. Harvey Goldberg, Edward Mehal, Rudy Lazarov, Ernest Carter, Ger- ald Siclovan. Phillip Coldren. BOTTOM ROW: Ann Robinson, Frankie Brewster. Dauphine Walker, Joseph Ingrao, Harry Ferrari. S. F. Rowley, Hugh Black, Carol Vight, Mildred Schamehorn, Lydia Kennedy. Marilyn Corey, Midge Warren. Homeroom 217 TOP ROW: Douglas Bowyer, Donald Bolesta, Thomas Branks, Robert Harding, Harry Worosz, Dale Simmons. Willie Manchester. SECOND ROW: Gelie Pilibosian. Willie Greene, Robert Parnell, Andy Rice, Rolf Kvamine, Tom Krinock, Joe Tricoff, Frank Stanislovitis, Gary McKeever. BOTTOM ROW: Francis Aszopardi, Frank Duym. Don Lingeman, Robert Bamford, John Fenech. Bob Balgenorth. George East, rH. R. Repu, Cass Rowinski, Charoles Zichichi, James Stanley. Homeroom 225 TOP ROW: Maurice Wilson, Don Nieradtka, Melvin Jaffe, Seymour Goodman, Roy Mor- gan. H. E. Loomis, 1TeacherJ. SECOND ROW: Gerald Band, Paul Engelder, Ronald Ginter, Robert Baruch, Jack Hunt- er, Repy, Jim Smith, Michael Silber, Theo- dore Swanlek, Kenneth Fowler. BOTTOM ROW: Charles Hall, Millie Slizuk, Ruth Gilmore, Gwendolyn Simmons, Pa- tricia Sager. Ilene Krzeminski, Eleanor Krueger. Rosalyn Yarost. Jan Chatfield, Edwin Arnfield. 85 Homeroom 229 TOP ROW: Jerry Goldfaden, George Perry, LaMarr Fields, William Bradlin. Jim Fraser, Richard Jance. SECOND ROW: Bob Campbell, Jimmy Alex- ander, Kenneth Nagorsen, Bill Hinds, Wil- liam Wolford, Joe Espina, Dale Guthrie, George Beals, Jonas Chenault. BOTTOM ROW: Herbert M. Miles. Muriel Ta.rrant, Ursula Kuczkowski, Balig Ber- berian, R. B. Lance, lTeacherb, Mary Walk- er. Louise Brickle, Lynne Newberry, Jerome Mazzaro. Homeroom 231 TOP ROW: Eugene Bartley, Jack Regentin, Benjamin Jackson. SECOND ROW: Carleton Hayden, Robert Becker, Shirley Worden, Sheldon Kaplan, Don Bell. BOTTOM ROW: Clara Anthony, Dorothy Hodorek, Shirley Fairfax, Griff Howell, fH. R. Rep.J, Clara Phillips, Betty Taylor, Amy Manis. Homeroom 241 TOP ROW: Ed Eichelbaum, Walter Lee, Beverly Lowther, John Markovich, Betty Vriesenga, Ken Cross, Michael Van De Keere. SECOND ROW: M a r g u e ri t e Seynhaeve, Diana Silvius, Barbara Welsch, Peggy Mil- ler, Carole Locke, Donald Thrall iTeacherJ, Carolyn Fitz, Lillian Valian, Dorcas Bendz, Carlene Bell. BOTTOM ROW: Lucille Moskua, Irene Rich- ter, Violet King, Ruth Francis, Mickey Magyari, fH. R. R,ep.J,Jean Stafford, JoAnn Markovich, Loretta White, Dorothy Rossi. Homeroom 247 TOP ROW: Richard Spence, Charles Judd, Robert Shiner, Roy Soldal, Willard Wein- ert, Alvin Malinowski. SECOND ROW: Roosevelt Gaudy, George Willershauser, Ronald Jones, Frank Zeb- rowski, Kenneth Pranger, Jerome Babula, Isaac Thomas. BOTTOM ROW: Harry Nowak, John Bartoy, Pierre Deziel, Richard McKenzie, Calvin Woelke, Donald Rochette, Melvin Shebester. 86 Homeroom 303 TOP ROW: Marilyn Milligan, Mary Patton Margaret Rogers. Patricia Godleski. Leel Hayden, Joann Meade, Mary Bellinger. SECOND ROW: Beverly Green, T h e r e s a M a r r a , Margaret Hencak. Betsy Beck, Katherine Stavros,Phyllis Dwornick, Nancy Bellante. BOTTOM ROW: C a t herin e Mastroianni, Magnolia Barnett, Mary Ann Fanti. Thelma Boyd, fTeacherr, Menka Kostoff, fH. R. Repw. June Noble. Eleanor Wailewski. Homeroom 305 TOP ROW: Frank Versnick, Jack Spanich, Harold Harrison. Frank M. Yoskovich, Jack Jordon. SECOND ROW: Eugene Milczarski, Arthur Rock. Louis Boscacci. Bert Leegstra, Michael Kady. Ray Turczyn, Richard Rob- erts, Sam Pupillo, Robert Proctor. BOTTOM ROW: James Yares. Ron Pearson, Eli Popa. Warren Mason, Lynn S. Gordon, fTeacher1. Al Keblaitis. Kaye Jackson, Leonard Radtke. Marco Maxemoyich. Don Pipper. Homeroom 307 TOP ROW: Fred Sherman, Ronald Meyers, Frank Randolph. William Alli, Norman Overpeck, Andrew Szedlus, Ed Nowosiadly, Russell McNamee, Dan Fisher. SECOND ROW: Wm. Stainton, George Lib- brecht, Frank Deledda, John Proch, Ru- dolph James, George Rowe, Hoyt Henry, Peter Maunder. BOTTOM ROW: Edwin Schwarze, Dick Mor- ris, Marshall Moglovkin, Francis Haas, W. D, TenEyck, 1Teacherv, Wm, Bohle, Morton Wisotsky. John Sieradzki. Homeroom 309 TOP ROW: Tom Richardson, Jack Eckle, James Bryant, Charles Burden, Alfred Anderson. SECOND ROW: Ernest Gossinam, John Mark. Russell Kautz, Al Szymanski, George Basmadjean, Richard Vahratian. BOTTOM ROW: Ron Wagner. Vic Chylinski, Marv. Freed. Don Action, Ruth Yost. 4Teachern, E, Buchler, R. Jerome. Philys Bershas, Robert Dane. 87 Homeroom 311 TOP ROW: Norman Ballou, Joseph Exner, James Thomas, John Bwodger, William Lindsey, John Ford. SECOND ROW: Norman Helman, Donald Jacobi, Kenneth Berry, John Piotrowski, Bill Harr, Ervin Galecki, Ross Taylor. BOTTOM ROW: Earlene Monroe, David Smith, Gaston Sanders, Penalope Genna- dopoulos, CH. R. Rep.J, Jon Yost, Phyllis Cogan, Alice Bates. Homeroom 313 TOP ROW: Arnold Sarya, Joe Broder, Wil- fred Jamieson, Donald Velky, Roy Forman, Jerry Godfrey. SECOND ROW: Stanley Kielmierz, Robert Johnston, Bill Seppi, KH. R. Rep.J, Ronald Herman, Ronald Barnes, Zanie Hood, George Lawrence, Walter Thompson. BOTTOM ROW: Betty Driggs, Pat Colvin, Sylvia Zaccagnini, Carolyn Nash, J. V. Simon, iTeacherJ, Joyce Kangas, Ruth Lloyd, Betty Thornton, Susan Atherton. Homeroom 317 TOP ROW: Richard Hortt, Siegfried Fink, George Montgomery, Richard Carlson, Robert Senkowski. SECOND ROW: James Willis, Franklin Har- ris, Martin Rosalik, Willard Thomas, George Knight, Harold Fishman, Emanuel Wilson. BOTTOM ROW: Daniel Kolton, Fred Grim- mett, James Perpena, IH. R. Rep.J, Marcus Bishop, Fred Johnson. Homeroom 325 TOP ROW: Henry McMullan, CTeacherD, Samuel N. Fanroy, Robert Washington, Garfield Bryant. SECOND ROW: Rudy Haas, Irving Sable, Ralph Smith, Winifred Neumann, Rudy Tucich, Wm. Simpson, Dick Kloss. BOTTOM ROW: George Curtis, Edgar Rous- sery, Richard Hornick, Kitty Zalowski, Vic- tor Hanson, 1H. R, Rep.J, Shirley Foster, Dorothy Mae Lewis, James Andricopoulos. 88 Homeroom 329 TOP ROW: Frank Peters, Zola Tepperman, William Bryant. SECOND ROW: Julian Aradanas, Myron Salamas, Ronald Marcetti, Russell Dallen, Eddy Indish. BOTTOM ROW: Herbert Bernstein, Sylvia Lee, Patricia Kelly, 1Stud. Rep.r, G. J. Sal- ton. fTeacherJ. Roberta Cowlbeck, Carole Schaaf, Vincent Cwiklinski. Homeroom 341 TOP ROW: Yates Hargreaves, Joe Colai- anni, Ben Zaboski, Gary Roper, John My- slewicz, Al Kovacs. SECOND ROW: Tom Ebert, Bill Wyess, John Wojdan, Nick Kovalcik. Marvin Zebrowski, Bruce Johnston, Ronald Verner. BOTTOM ROW: Bob Wilter, Jack Benson, Allan Meade, Morton Freed, rRep.1, John Summers. Louie Ursu, Joe Lum. Homeroom 344 TOP ROW: Herbert Martin, Thomas Sheehy, Dick Padot, Melvin Holley, Leon Rivers. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Grayson, Charlie Parham, Lawrence Overson, Eldon Mueller, Albert Peeples, Robert Labowitch, John Dorsey, Gregory Mileski. BOTTOM ROW: Harold Lozen, Peter Lyon, Bob Roseliep, John Williams, 4H. R. Rep.l, Frank Granger, rTeacherJ, Robert Hudak, Crist Peponis, William Knoll, Ralph God- dard. Homeroom 347 TOP ROW: Robert Davis, Bob Ericson, Elliot Rappaport, Norman Charns, W. E. Zerber, 1TeacherJ, Gene Parker, 1H. R. Rep.J, Douglas Wendrick, Daniel Pyko, John J. Roman. SECOND ROW: Phillip E. Pelliccia, Walter Klimkowsky, James Walker, Gordon Kane- Harvey Jaslov, Ray Stevenson, Ronald Ed- wards, Wayne Laginess. BOTTOM ROW: Tom Hodges, Erwin Den- ning, Arthur Coram, Ed Vokes, Don Yus- tick, Bill Shunn, Alfred Wallace, Richard Rauhut. 89 Homeroom 350 TOP ROW: Philmon Malroit. Gordon Cherry, Robert Gilson, Hycinto Lyle, Frank Venti- miglia, Vincent Crowe. Ronald Authier, James Welch. SECOND ROW: Harold Mai, Joan Kolesar, Orlando Orselli, John Buchowski, Joe Flowers, Primo Rivera, Wilbert Wojcinski, James Eppich, James McCann. Jerry Gill. BOTTOM ROW: Charoles Bates, Charles Fry, Jim Whittemore, Melvin Finklestein, Carl Mazzie, H. R. Padelford, mTeacheri, Nick Billotti, John Foch, Joe Schuster, Ed- ward Golebiewski, Gus Azzopardi. Homeroom 352 TOP ROW: William Floyd. Duane Olson, Jack Ritchey, Eugene Stinson. SECOND ROW: Jerry Krause. Joe DeMer- curio, Neil Eskuri, Frank Morkin. James Spudich, Bernard Malamud, Brady Bruen- ton. BOTTOM ROW: Robert Thieda, Norm Gor- stein. Lawrence Kersten, Seymour Zate, 4H. R. Rep.J, Charles Adams, lTeacherJ, Irving Tobocman, IH. R. Rep.J, William Berryman, Clarence R. Henry, Herschell Russell, Morton Cash. Homeroom 405 TOP ROW: Danny Mink, Robert Lawrence, Leonard Ladd, Clayton Patana, George Coursen, Alex Skoures. SECOND ROW: Ong Wah Jim, Robert Bren- ning. Bernard Lis, Pete Prestininzi. Gary Shelton, Gerald Monney, James Kay, Rob- ert Sweitzer. BOTTOM ROW: Donald Popielarski, George Millos, Brice Bryson, Martin Magid. Miss M. Chaney, rTeacherJ, James Billuni, Lawrence Newman, Kneil Girard, Tom Woodward. Homeroom 407 TOP ROW: Janet Litten, Ellen Kolb. Luella Hicks, Barbara Keilman, Margaret Lewis, Dorothy Finger, Marion Houston, Patsy Flesher, Marjorie Ann Hansen, Nellie Gar- ret. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Jarrait, Margaret Karageozian. Joyce Hudgens, Pat Greene. Mary Lancaster, Lee Langford, Chloe Hutchins, Mary Lou Grant, Jacqueline Leake, Annie Hensley. BOTTOM ROW: Janet Hipsking, Vernelis Kinsey, Carole Ann Krencicki, Sylvia Litt- man, Helen Herter. rH. R. Rep.J, Mrs. Qua, 1TeacherJ, Joan Kocjan, Virginia Giszczak, Shirley Lewis, Yvonne Jones. 90 .I was I-,,..f IA , EA . xi' ! Homeroom 409 TOP ROW: Francis Sainsbury. Wm. Kuschel, Harry Derderian. Mike Sorensen. Enver Hally. James Conard, Carl Blassingame, Morris Smith. SECOND ROW: Rinaldo Ignagni. Ronald Portere. Anthony Impellizzeri. L e o n a r d Frazer. Robert Kowalak. David Szabc, Roy Highland. Harold Hood, Jim Bownstein. BOTTOM ROW: Donald Hewlett. Daniel Jackson, John Hagen. Alfred Evfert. Gary Wilson, Philip Rosen, 'Stud Repw. Do- minic Perrone. Laurence Steller. Herbert Alfaro. Homeroom 411 TOP ROW: Della Moore. Carol Norris. Jac- queline Lucas. Bette McCurd5'. Jane Miller, Carole Dickerson. Margaret Hofbauer. SECOND ROW: Marjorie Siionds, Shirley Tomaszewski, Patricia Higgins, Susan Cox, Peggy Anagnostu. Carolyn Huggins. Marga- ret Madden, Thelma. McKeever, Rosemary Hackel. BOTTOM ROW: Doreen Rivers. Sylvia Ab- denour. Valda Williams. Alyce Mozian, Jeannette Somerville, IH. R. Repn, Deon Earcus. Louise D. Miller. Helen Fatseas, Eileen Lang. Homeroom 413 TOP ROW: Jessie Southee. Janet Servvoc, Sallie Foggie, Barbara Hairston. Nira Van Riper. Kittie Barksdale. Judy Thomas, Shirley Byzkrony. SECOND ROW: Mary Hale, Mary Jane Toth, Mary Spinney, Bessie Lee Martin. Julie Jones, Carolyn Dean, Theirian Cooper, Delores Gardner. Nancy Nyeholt. BOTTOM ROW: Nicolina Agosta, Dorothy Miller. Barbara Hughes. Vera Quacken- bush. Miss Osborne, fTeacherm, Jean Ray, 4H. R. Repu, Minnie Chatmon. Edna Allen, Shirley Bachara. Homeroom 417 TOP ROW: Ralph Moore, Bob Retieh, Joe Wilson, Bob Perrault, Bob Husband, James Jones, SECOND ROW: Bernard Tinsley, Alec Ko- leba. Sidney Cobb, Sheldon Adelson, Ken Wolfslayer, Claude Johnson, Jack Newman. BOTTOM ROW: Leonard Williams, Thomas Perhai, Richard Alverson, Harvery See- holzer, 4H. R. Repu, Beatrice Campbell, Robert Vanni, Ralph Aussicker. 91 Homeroom 421 TOP ROW: Harold Robinson, John Marovich, John Dzapo, Gilbert Poretti, Karl Dusch- nat, Robert Havlish, Irwin Fenster, Dan Peterson, Noel Holladay, Dominic Sabas- tiani. SECOND ROW: Don Cameron, Bob Olinick, Shel Dulberg, Richard Palmer, Robert Sa- lamas, Jack Simmons, Marvin Perkins, James Kuzirian, Don Mennucci, Donald Hoeppner. BOTTOM ROW: Richard Hanton, Kenneth Park, Don Lentz, Anita Hohn, Mr. Siegel, iTeacherh, Diana Simoncini, Kenneth Mix, Ronald Jurkiewicz, Aubrey Prince, Chester Janssens. Homeroom 425 TOP ROW: Charles Jackson, Donald Fox, Frank Schaller, John VVhite, Alex Kargilis, Roderick Melton, Alexander O'Neal, Bennie Usher, Morton Feingold. SECOND ROW: Thomas Ison, Marvin Bell, Raymond Strother, David Donley, Walter Ben, John McCallum. Rolley Murphy, Jerry Sargent, Emory Taylor. BOTTOM ROW: Imogene Lee, Greta Giave- doni, Joan Lewicki, Margaret Castiglione, KH. R. Rep.J, Theodore Holmberg, tTeach- erl, Carolee Dickie, Rhodamae James, Marilyn Polkinghorn, Caroly Langston. Homeroom 429 TOP ROW: Burton Zack, Maurice Kelman, David Hunt, Allan Nickolai, Bill Davidson, Andy Marks. SECOND ROW: Edward Hanson, Larry Wilk, Al Resnick, Dot Vickers, Lillis Savage, Martin Kovarik, Carl Pretty, Joseph Ber- man. BOTTOM ROW: Delores Bianco, Maurice Garrison, Pat Schaefer, J. E. Takken, 1TeacherJ, Alice Glattstein, CH. R. Rep.J, Eugenia Szpieg, Mariel McGlendon, Yvonne Wilkins. Homeroom 431 TOP ROW: James Vary, Andy Palajac, Ray- mon Sprow, John Mills, John Gibeau, Paul Zink, Kenneth Hankala, Gerald Bradley, Leonard Krause, Calvin Holme. SECOND ROW: Edward Wright, Edward Wyka, Robert Stevens, Gerald Tappan. Robert Scott, Andrew God, Richard John- son, Ernest Nagy, Marvin Siegel, William Fredrickson. BOTTOM ROW: Dallas, Halfacre, H. Walker. Ted Bonkowski, Sam Wasson, Le on ar d Czajczynski, 4TeacherJ, Sergio Guerra, Ed- win Wright, Bill Damon, Phillip Globke. Jack Warnars. 92 Homeroom 433 TOP ROW: Jose Sanchez, Arthur Newland, Walter Lasak, Norman Mosier, Ray Stone, Marvin Reichel. SECOND ROW: James Wilkins, Pasquale Gigliotti, Richard Moore, Larry Sawicki, Kenneth Tempest, Oren Bearden, William Tackaberry. BOTTOM ROW: Hannan Nove, Bob Jasko- wisk. Louis Labroff, Andrew Bleeda, R. S. Hocking, 4TeacherJ. Florant Deckor, Mich- ael Mahaney, Ronald Kowicki, George Mi- hailoff. Homeroom 449 TOP ROW: Jim Crabbe, Carl Peplinski, Richard Clutterbuck, Phil Russek, fSr. Repn. Dave Boyd, Joe Czentnar. SECOND ROW: Eugene Bednarczyk, Arnold Grossman, Donald Malkiewicz, Donald Burskey. Henry Chow, Leon Force, Dick Carrier, Charles Huba. BOTTOM ROW: Dave Lingeman, Albert Erickson. George Elian, H. A. Stormzand, 1Teacher1. Dick Rifenburgh, Jack Cooper, Gerald Skorupski, Werener Seiferheld. Homeroom 450 TOP ROW: Albert Farrah, Alan Hodson, Fred Lamontagne, James Pullman, Don McPhee, Charles Thomas, Norman Coon- fer, Tom Case, Dick Allen. SECOND ROW: Donald Kirby, Ray Stoetzer, Jerome Sugamele, Jack LaDuke, Ted Smith, Harold Dolenga, Michael Butler, Mathew Kriticos. BOTTOM ROW: Thomas Cimfranca, Joe Aiello. James Witherell, Mrs. Takken, nTeacherr, Joe Rass. Ray Moore. Joseph Sterrett. Homeroom 454 TOP ROW: Louise Wilson, Carolyn Maedler, Jessica Guiden, Donna Pelech, Janet Min- ute, Carole Miller, Joyce Stadelman. SECOND ROW: Vernetter Mobley, Wilma Alexander, Jacqueline Chatfield, Verna Giles, Catherine Kosmuch, Angela Pizzi- menti, Diane Cribello, Patricia Crosby, Do- lores Swisher. BOTTOM ROW: Lona Lowe, Jill Butler, Joye DeBord, Pat Nagy, Patricia Gray, xH. R. Repu, Virginia Smith, Jane Goldsmith, Marilyn Steele. Judy Good. I m o g e n e Roame. 93 Homeroom 503 TOP ROW: Pearl Holloway, Gracie Halasin- ski, Carla Putti. Claudia Robinson, June Rosen, Edna Henderson, Joel Mathis, Nellie Sims. SECOND ROW: Myra Zakrzewski, Jane Bass, Mary Brown, Elizabeth King. Joan Mc- Clure, Betty Laughre, Nancy Murphy, Mary Holmes, Joann Jones. BOTTOM ROW: Norma Bingham, Doris Stanton, LaVerne Holcomb, Virginia An- tone, Mrs. Pulford, nTeacherJ, Barbara Willbanks, QH. R. Rep.J, Bettie Jane Howell, Mattie Tripp, Rosalie Threatt. Homeroom 505 TOP ROW: Warren Peterson, John Schwartz, Fleet Underwood, Eugene Raszko, Skid Tucker, John Volpel, Paul Taylor, Anthon Kuspa. SECOND ROW: John Bartlett, Mark Allen, Kenneth Cheek, Donald Fletcher, George Kirsch, Leroy Skarkkinen, Anthony Zacha- ropoulos, Gilbert Lee, Arthur Dowdell, Marvin Reid. BOTTOM ROW: David Minus, Adam Can, Richard Szubeczak, Gene Monden, Richard Vansen, CH. R. Rep.J, G. M. Dolan, 1Teach- er, Harold Stratton, Harry Gray, Fred Anderson, Jack Levine. I W 41? Homeroom 507 TOP ROW: Maureen Otterson, Joyce Bil- lingsley, Janet Palmer, Mary Hofbauer, Dorothea Pfromm, Mary Durling. SECOND ROW: Libby Weinstein, Jacqueline Gree, Lois Erickson, Wanda Kowalczyk, Margaret Deters, Emelia Stepien, Loretta Watkins, Wanda Czapla, Sharleen Okum. BOTTOM ROW: Naomi Bean, Margaret Leech, Ruth Moore, Sonia Horenian, Jean- nette Marcotte, iTeacherD, Vanka Kaza- koff, CH. R. Rep.J, Marjorie Busch, Nellie Thomas, Marjorie Perry. Homeroom 509 TOP ROW: Joann Trudell, Patricia Rybicki, Bobbie Ramsey, Dorothy Tyree, Helen Fu- lan, Eleanor Maxwell, Sally Mallory, Betty Gunderson, Mary Jackson, Pat Rushford, Eunice Smith. SECOND ROW: Marjorie Peek, Delores Stew- art, Marilyn Charon, Jean Moore, Betty Grieb, Nancy Price, Norma Burweger, Peg- gie Russell, Margie Lee Byrd, Jackie Ellis, Lucille Chow, Helen Ballo, G r a c e m a r y Wilde. BOTTOM ROW: Rae Okamoto. Arlene Storm, Arlen Consiglio, Dorothy McDowell, Bea- trice Dixson, Judy Wise, B. M. Ballard, fTeacherl, Donna Wolff, fH. R. Repjl, Irma Klaetke, Carol Harthen, Ruth Rich- ardson, Barbara Low, Barbara Byous. 94 Homeroom 511 TOP ROW: Donna Choban, Sylvia Stacks, Dorothy Owens, Delores Spencer, Barbara Hildebrandt. Pat Brenninger, Margaret Jones, Geraldine Trent. Barbara Heikka, Pat Renaud. Antoinette Bove. SECOND ROW: Jean Carrinton, Jeanne Ha- bich, Marguerite Hachigian, Harriet Frank, Dorran Ali. Janet Chesney, Elma Goins, Gladys Barsamian, Dolores Kozlowski, Ra- mona Ann Bowen. BOTTOM ROW: Amelia Paskin, Emogene Freeman, Alice Plumb, Lenore Lewis, rRep.r, Leona Westerlund, rTeacherJ, Doris Slaughter, 1Sr. Repu, Dolores Miller, Leborah Thomas, Lillie Ruth Phillips, Homeroom 515 TOP ROW: Richard Gira, Earl Hooker, Gene Cargill, Bernard Finn, Walter Austin, Don Malaker. SECOND ROW: Roger Lefever, Cliff Carle- ton, Herb Gorman, Billy Williams, Bill Hamilton, Eliot Stern, Don Glinski, BOTTOM ROW: Robert Peller, L e o n a r d Lash. Jim Melvin. Creighton Mantey. John Baloga. Dean Corrier, John Jarvis. Homeroom 525 TOP ROW: Troy Grigsby, Alvin Williams, David Wulfman, Rupert Cutler, David Anderson, Irwin Meisel. SECOND ROW: Levora Douglass, George Sinko, Ralph Tafel, Archie Johnson, Joseph Lossick. Norman Keller, Kenneth Kuschell, Leona Bibbins, BOTTOM ROW: Joyce Davis, Helen Crich- ton, Mary Kane, Marilyn Golinske, 1Rep.J, Deborah Gibson, rTeacher1. Jean Craig, Eileen Gassert, Phyllis Harrison. Homeroom 529 TOP ROW: Larry Brown, Norm Bradley, Grove Hatch, Fred Rivkin, Donald Cornyn. SECOND ROW: Allen Moenaert, Wayne Slawson, Kenneth Hutchinson, Block Dew. Walter Godfrey, Marvin Reed. BOTTOM ROW: Victor Moore, Yvonne Woodson, Lorraine Sisson, Howard Gay- lord, 1Teacherr, Nancy Cunningham, rH. R. Repy, Athan Cortis. 95 Homeroom 531 TOP ROW: Eugene Miller, Ross Lawrence, Tom Brush, Clare Janisczewski, John Kal- evas. SECOND ROW: William Mitchell, Benjamin Butler, Mark Shaevsky, John Maceyko. Premo Damiani, Cleto Di Giovanni, BOTTOM ROW: Jean Dobbins, Sylia Robert- son, Ray Gorman, E. Navickas, 1TeacherJ, Frank Jones, Mary Smith, Carol Diamond. Homeroom 5 3 3 TOP ROW: Dick Mitchell, Charles Saint, Charles Scales, fH. R. Rep.l, Willie Her- ring. SECOND ROW: Ray Gottlieb, Thomas Web- ster, Miss Middleton, fT6aChe1'5, Laurencine Reid, Melvin D'Amico, Charoles Dodd. BOTTOM ROW: Glenn Bynum, Richard Douglas, Janice Guyton, Jean Varner, John Logan, Paul Carter. Homeroom 545 TOP ROW: Ezra Sloan, William Christian, Hazen Avery, Nick Gemolas, Alvin Strom, Herbert Bergess, Bruce Spiering, Bob Wiley, Salvador Bricio. SECOND ROW: Frank Insana, Roy Anthony, Albert Charleston, James Supanich, Art Mekjian, Jon Senos, Brooks Dafoe, Carl Sutherland, Jim Mithen, Owen McGough, Jerry Silverman, Allan Vergosen, Louis Taylor. BOTTOM ROW: William Daidone, Donald Nowosiadly, John DeBolle, Edward Waker, Rose Oirathy, R. P. Clave, lTeacherv, Steve Yates, CH. R. Rep.J, Bill Silva, Thomas Bacsanyi, Paul Silber, Herman Anderson. Homeroom 546 TOP ROW: Vernon Davidson, James McGee, Jim Thomson, Joe Lingeman, Donald Robinson. SECOND ROW: Gershan, Weiner. Connie Jackson, Marlo Grenier, Betty Plofchan, Richard Luke. BOTTOM ROW: Selma Arkin, Tom Leck, rH, R. Rep.J, Greta Pack, 1Teacherm, Pat Power, 1Pres.l, Gladys Ishop. 96 Homeroom 549 TOP ROW: Smokel Lenox, David Dykowski, Ronald Alter, Bill Jeffrey, Floyd McClin- tock, William Whetter, Jerry Oram. THIRD ROW: Bulus Ajlouny, Richard Tori- gian, Robert Szczepanski, Rom Lindsey, Delbert Newell, Bill Lutes. Donald Cantin, Ray Zamorski, Jim Srnelser. SECOND ROW: Edwin Corr, Steve Mitchell, Carl Noll, Edward Duguid, Nelson Pont, Kenneth King, Kenneth Mitchell, Carl Mc- Laughlin, Roland Lacasse, Delano Olter- man. BOTTOM ROW: Gary Elias. Marvin Kauf- man, Richard Killebrew. Ronald Primrose, Harry Zavos, Bill Curts, Mr. L. J, Keefer, 1Teacherm. Turney Durham, Joe Abraham, David Lamb, Patrick Martin. Homeroom 550 TOP ROW: Sally Jones, Nancy Murray, Shirl Cochran, Marjorie Cieslar, Betty Syrowik, Sandra Helms, Peggy Ann Cowan, Joyce Ratchford. SECOND ROW: Margaret Williams, Rose Marie Jones, Erma Cantrell, Ella Simon- ton, Barbara Rousselle, Elaine Thomas, Yvonne Patton, Joyce Ison. BOTTOM ROW: Elizabeth Bourbon, Marilee Koonter, Lizabeth Yee, M. B. Goodfellow 1Teacherr, Adrienne Laususe, Jackie Davis, Gladys Fallings, Beecher Stewart. Homeroom 554 TOP ROW: Don Johnson, Gerald Jacquin, George Gatewood, Melvin Reese, Joseph Jachimowicz, Raymond Wolanski, William Ray. SECOND ROW: Joseph Oglenski, James Steele. Arthur Vahrmatter, Richard Pryor, Don Brown, John Scapelliti, Al Smith. BOTTOM ROW: Morton Goldberg, Ron Szy- manski, Bill Bond, Mr. Wenzel fTeacherJ, Oter Smith, James Pavlak, Edwin Szala- tynski. Homeroom 601 TOP ROW: Harvery Steingold, Ronald Dally 1H. R. Rep.2, Richard Fulton, David Rowe, Dick Miller, Val Lalandrino, Joseph Wolf. SECOND ROW: Betty Hennings, Anita Eis- enrnann, Gloria Ahrens, Greta Lundberg, Adele Blasko, Jo Ann Moss, Willodean Wol- czynski, Molly Vichinsky. BOTAOM ROW: Shirley Kimbell, Sally Os- born, Tony Balthasar, D. A. Brackett rTeacherJ, Lou Corsini, Betty Clark, Lois Spagnola. 97 Homeroom 603 TOP ROW: George Fick, Bill Teodecki, Charles Gordon, Edward Patterson, Harold Henry, Paul Howard, Bob Donald. BOTTOM ROW: Jerry VanDeWiele, Julie Lussow, Elliott Zeldes, Mary Davis 1Teach- erl, Norma Gilbert, Sam Siporin, 1Stud. Rep.l, Eleanor Dame. Ronald Todd. Homeroom 607 TOP ROW: Edith Roland, Olga Bischak, Jeannette Dornton, Frances Rutkowski, Dolores Bennett, Ann Zayanchkowski, Cora Lee Proudfoot, Joan Holmes, Nadine Har- vey, Nancy Dempsey, Rebecca Aaron. BOTTOM ROW: Eileen Eastman, Mary Varga, Audrey Howard, Patsy Graves, Marilyn Kreuger 4H. R. Repy, Eva S. Bauer fTeacherJ, Marilyn Meyer, Connie Rama, Louise Groppi, Marilyn Wisniewski, Lorraine Kauzlarich. Homeroom 612 TOP ROW: Margaret Pokojski, Eunice Sack- rison, Lois Cliff, Mavis Greene, Valeria Jakubowski, Bettye Hood, Patricia Steven- son. SECOND ROW: Beatrice Wineman, Janet Jackson, Betty Freeland, Mary Joyce Dixon, Connie Bailey, Barbara Johnson, Gloria Jackson. BOTTOM ROW: Darvene Scott, Marian Dundas, Kathryn Thomas, Charles Monti- celli fTeacherJ, Charlotte Brown, Barbara Battle, Marie Goines, Homeroom 613 TOP ROW: Ruth Sweetland, Ollie Johnson, Dolores Chandler, Odessa Armstrong, Margaret Gales. SECOND ROW: Gladys Slaughter, Dorothy Combs, Theresa Minute, Miss D. H. Pat- nales rTeacherJ, Sandra Lobel, Elvia Mar- young, Milena Sirnich. BOTTOM ROW: Clara Jackson, Shirley Mc- Wharton, Jean Everage, Mary Ann Kelly, Ida Lee Gibson, Dorcia Lee Foster, Mary Cunningham. 98 Homeroom 614 TOP ROW: Bill Butterfield. Leonard Baran- ski, Ronald Bell, Marvin Kirchoff, Julien Lisabeth, Dan Blizzard. Chas, Renaud, Jim Maleske. Don Alles, John Pesta, David Broughton. SECOND ROW: Carl Brown, Rudy Zornik, John Buback, Robert Giesey, Alvin Guil- storf, Eugene Gillespie, Joe Garcia, Irwin Becker, Jack Hanford, Donald Hansen. BOTTOM ROW: Frank Smode, Eric Fish- kind, Jerry Emmer, Anthony Disalvo, Michael Beaumarchais fH. R, Rep.l, Mr. Salchow 1Teacheri, Bob Byrum, Harold Borkin, Ronald Gold, Wm. Qackson. Homeroom 616 TOP ROW: Irene Buchowski, Mary Laska, Shirley Danczuk, Julie Priska, Grace Bloom, Lula Mae Woodruff, Geraldine Tworck. SECOND ROW: Jo Anne Boyt, Audrey Best, Margaret Wilson, Jeanne Livingston, Annie Smith, Helen Cavas, Beverly Bishop, Vera Giglio. BOTTOM ROW: Joann Lopresti, Ruth Boyakien. Pearl Low, Peg Colvin, Marjorie Smith 1Teacherr, Lee Berkowitz, Shirley Wright. Everilee King, Earnestine Clark. Homeroom 617 TOP ROW: B. Gottschalk, George Grant, Gerald Hoffman, Charles Williams, Tom Badyna, Frank Briggs, Ronnie Smith, Tom Rilky, Larry Traison, Archie Thomson, Phil- lip Garland, Richard Smith, Eddie Fischer, Kenneth Good. THIRD ROW: Hankus Frankfuter, Harold Flynn, William Geissinger, George Gurgan- ian, Larry Flanagan, Dion Markle, Richard McClure, Ronald Scott, Sam Spern, Jim McGuffin, Kent DeRudia, Jerry Fix, Austin Bridges, Tom Okelkorski, Ronald Ditten, Peter Homiak. SECOND ROW: Richard Adams, Phillip Masser, Richard Burgess, Robert Colenso, William Bartels, Harvey Cohen, Ed Schnei- der, Harry Parker, Dale Barber, Arnold Bell. Bob Mikulan, John Stradford, Richard Dahlberg, Burt Lang, Ray Wiederhold, Frank Skotcher. BOTTOM ROW: Fred Cecale, Charles Tay- lor, Eddie Matson, David Klann, Richard MacDonald. Donat Mandoux, R. E. Giebel 1TeacherJ, Ed Nowak fH. R. Rep.J, Paul Simkow, Thomas Stafford, Nestor Moloci, Jerry Kealy, Walter Saunders, Homeroom 620 TOP ROW: Neil Spence, Bill Tonkin, James Ham, Richard Zatkin, Sheldon Iden, Mario Caruso, Seymour Yellen, James Rogers, Wendell Turner, Ken Wiederman, Eugene Azzam, SECOND ROW: Sandra Gage, Kenneth Zuppke, Jim Holmes, Bob Erpelding, Martin Weil, Alice Mallock, Pauline Maltz, Janet Mitchell, Al Bochenek, Amil Gargano, David Thomas, Gordon Boone, Martin Lip- sitt. BOTTOM ROW: Cyvia Leipzig, Judy Segal, Grayce Wuntner, Geraldine Bishop, Sibylla Jakubowski, 1H. R. Rep.l, Laurence Ray fSponsorl, Anita Yarost, Barbara Mitten, Joan Mazzie, Nancey Perry. 99 Homeroom 621 TOP ROW: John Djozlija, Heinz Riese, Nicholas Bunt, James Henry, John Wosz- czyna., John Kumler, Raymond Salmi, A. Tomala, Jimmy Vieira. SECOND ROW: Leonard Bartlett, Harold Debus, Bill Vassell, Joe Slaviero, John Ste- wart, Harry Lund, John Harper, Gregory Klein. BOTTOM ROW: Robert Jackson, Torn Ad- desso, Robert Reid, Harry Kalajian fSr. Rep.J, K. E. Knauss, 1Teacherb, George Bacalis, Ken Williams, Bob Dascenzo. Homeroom 622 TOP ROW: Herbert Schwartz, D o n a 1 d Greening, Boyd Zimmer, John Hooks, Er- nest Howard, Jack Potere, Harold Brickner, SECOND ROW: Harriett Subrin, Annie Maur, Amelia Jeris, Winifred Goble, Marilyn Wil- liams, Doris Herring, Rosalyn Jacobs, Sheila Burkow, Joyce McDaniels. BOTTOM ROW: Joyce McLeod, Emily Ben- nett, Marlene White, Virginia Lancaster, Jane Welliver, Nina A. Fleming, fTeacherb, Barbara Hampton, Mary Pelech, Yvonne Bridges, Margaret Catt. Homeroom 623 TOP ROW: Neil Kaake, Carl Schroeder, Ste- phen Solosy, Walter Wallace, Paul Brink, Bob Schultz, Max Wendell, Alex Kovacs, Bob La Duke. SECOND ROW: Clifton Cherry, Emil Kacz- mar, Matthew Palazzolo, Joan Grude, Ele- anor Stringari, Dolores Anne Petrill, John Baldwin, James Jennings, Leonard Veit. BOTTOM ROW: Sally Mansfield, Beverly Dow, Joan Miller, Geraldine Shimkus, Keith Marsh, fH. R. Rep.J, R. K. Schuholz, rTeacheri, Judy Marks, Gloria Tadey, Mari- lynne Tuton, Leathea Kirby. Homeroom 625 TOP ROW: James Clemons, Joe Slovak, Paul Koonter, John Stacey, Norbert S i k o r a , Richard Jackson, Chuck Conard, Bob Fen- nell, Nick Hurkk, Ernest Swinton, Howard Dantzler, SECOND ROW: H elm u t h Kohlndorfer, Joseph Bretz, Roy Hart, Bob Feldman, Don Chebowski, Linsy Williams, John Hy, Duane Young, David McCallum, Milan Sa.vich. BOTTOM ROW: Emil Hipsky, Richard Jack- son,Arthur Fantin, Robert Gawron, Emma Hammill, R. E. Sprague, 1TeacherJ, Buddy House, Bob Supian, Ed Davis, Roger Johns. 100 Homeroom 627 TOP ROW: Emanuel Doss, Richard Billing- sley, Larri Keenan, Frank Kozin, Ben Mar- golin. SECOND ROW: Richard Miller, Manuel So- bel, Tom Muscat, Tom Eisler, Walter Den- nison, Robert Hiller, Don England. BOTTOM ROW: Leona North, Diana West- ort, Nancy Samp, Raymond Rowley 1Rep.J, Retha Micov. Mary Ann Callahan, Nattie Walker. Homeroom 631 TOP ROW: John Martinovich, Jack Mihai- loff, Leroy Hocking, Burton Gold, Eugene Franckowiak, William Murphy, Larry Walk- er, Carl Hann, Robert Tulpa, John Barnett, Sam Greenblatt. SECOND ROW: Thomas Gilbertson, Lloyd Savela, David Griffis, William Black, Bob McGaugh, Bob Swan, Marvin Iwankowski, Teddy Jamroz, Roy Nowlin, William Knight, Bill Frame, Ken Coohrum, Dale Hoy, Robert Clements, Evans Bageris, Joe Yankovich. BOTTOM ROW: Eddie Monty, Ronald Er- dody, Leonard Rucher, Thomas Mills, Rich- ard McComb, Patrick Pallitta, Peter Rybock 1Teacherr, Murray Chodak, 11-I. R. Rep.l, Michael Kemp. Don Mitchell, James Ku- lick, Jim Helliar. Lynwood Strauss. Homeroom 643 TOP ROW: Joe Kotulak, Clark Coon, George Salo, Frank Severson, Lawrence Smith, Thomas Lister, Roger Christ, Edward Gouckenour, Jerry Piggott. SECOND ROW: Edward Rockquemare, J. J. Nicholas, Al Blitz, James Lamanen, Melvin Christner, Richard Dobbyn, Tom Dodds, Bernard Johnson, Sidney Greenberg, Rich- ard Richards. BOTTOM ROW: Gilbert Rugh, M i c h a el Mashlakjian, Richard Murdock, Stan Good, H. H. Goodwin 1TeacherJ, Rodney Braham, Jim Houvener, Richard Doherty, Elr oy Sieloff. Homeroom 646 TOP ROW: Major Thomas, Robert Brown, Elden Schneck, John Sontag, William Eh- lick, James Fancy, Ed McGuire, Robert Deuker, Donald Elliott, Willie Mack Thomas. SECOND ROW: Phyllis McLean, Della Lane, Mary Cizewski, Marilyn Swantek, Diane Barr, Rose Anna Tendler, Joyce Dumont, Natalie Nykirchuk, Wanda Calhoun. BOTTOM ROW: Freda Moser, Camille Reu- bin, Helen Newell, Ann Litchfield rH. R. Rep.J, Mrs. Obel 1TeacherJ, Bernadine Carlson, Lorraine Turski, Rosalyn Bloom- field, Natalie Werner. lOl Homeroom 647 TOP ROW: Bonnie Cooper, Jane Schukraft, Doris Berkey, Richard Meissner, Marjorie Johnson, Joe Riley, Marlene Heyn, Virginia Furstenberg, Ann Simone, Patricia B. Chapman. SECOND ROW: Paul Apostel, Marilyn Se- bastian, Nanette Gurizzian, Pearl Miller, Pauline Schlager, Jean Kay Radford, Ce- cilia Michaels. Mary Jingozian, Beverly Bateman, Paddy Greiser, Karen Gabriel- son. BOTTOM ROW: Nita Carlson, Barbara Fink, Donna Wheeler, Velma Bryan, Sonia Cos- man, KH. R. Rep.b, Mary Cherry 1TeacherD, Sheldon Dorf, Dolores Berns, Marjorie Hughes, Jeannette Cox. Homeroom 654 TOP ROW: Ralph Van Luven, Norman Tom- boni, Kenneth Scolari, Bob Thompson, Ernest Rodgers, Warren Young, Adolphus Wells KH. R. Rep.b, Edward Tarabek, Jerry Walker, Edwin Riling, Bob Sawdey, Vin- cent Weber, Dick Tate, James Teeter. SECOND ROW: George Roach, Joe Sunny, George Sokolinski, Carl Simpkins, Norman Rutkowski, Herbert Shapiro, Carey Traylor, Edward Torp, Donald Ried, John Wasilich. BOTTOM ROW: Al Villarreal, Elio Scarponi, Jerry Romanski, Edward Silver, Bill Simon, Michael Franka 4TeacherJ, Wiley Thomp- son, George Renner, Leonardo Turner, Richard Robins. Homeroom 656 TOP ROW: Anna Woodcock, Marilyn Sand- ers, Eva Scharff, Connie Stuve, Ruth Woughter, Joanna Suszek, Marilyn Shlich- er, Sylvia Stawinski, Lois Sattelmeier, Bar- bara Sims. SECOND ROW: Ilene Sheppard, Mary Tro- jan, Peggy Tarpley, Elaine Taylor, Beatrice Stephenson, Rita Strickland, B e v e r 1 y Stocker, Charlene Winslow, Janice Thomp- son, Patricia Waggle, Gloria Wood. BOTTOM ROW: Carolyn Wilder, Sonia Wil- son, Addie Smith, Lillian Thomasian, Gloria Turner fH. R. Rep.9 Carol Weitzmann, Edith Woolcott, Mae Sills, Carolyn Weish- rupt. Homeroom 658 TOP ROW: Don Hoarn, Paul Snyder, Richard Kinney, Frank Ortisi, Alex Ward, George Stewart. SECOND ROW: Marvin Dean, Andy Molnar, Chuck Dillon, Ray Yaskevich, Mary Anne Hoefelmeyer, Anni Harrison, James Wade, Charles Myers, Don Whaley, Mike Dorsey. BOTTOM ROW: Ruth Purdy, Nina Angeloff, Greta Gretchen Selle, Pauline Lodewyck, Tony Peraino 1H. R. Rep.r. Bernadine Sether 1TeacherJ, Joann Yocky, Jackie Beam, Amelia Pettypool, Joan Kennedy. 102 Homeroom 666 TOP ROW: Eugene Cohen, Bob Aitken, Richard Barton, Victor Bordo, Donald Byrd, Herbert Carlisle, Herman Chlewinski, Den Dobson, Edward Bauman, Ivan Bla z en , Harvey Carlon. SECOND ROW: Donald Bennyfield, Roy Bengston, Paul Ambrose, Don Cornwell, Al Burbary, Tom Byrne, Russell Conwar, Don- ald Berkseth, Richard Ban. BOTTOM ROW: Jerry Bartolomucce, George Cislo, Richard Clark, Bill Berghoff, Mr. Harry Begian rTeacherJ, Richard Combe. Paul Calhoun, Ted Alexander. Leon Cogan. Homeroom 711 TOP ROW: Barbara Dean, Betty Ann Cha- visk, Shirley Carter, Gere Aaron, Merilyn Baker, Sally Dudney, Edith Bodine. THIRD ROW: Virginia Catanese, Gloria Al- len, Carol Arndt, Janet Bertram, Nancy Berkseth. Isabelle Becker, Joan Ardanow- ski. Alma Davis. Mariam Alexander, Etta Brazil. SECOND ROW: Marjorie Crampton, Nadia Berkey, Gardenia Doughty, Juanita Blake, Shirley Carter, Gloria Davis, S u z a n n e Chapman, Judy Atwood, Anne Bolden, Harriet Dales, Rose Catenacci, Mary Byers. BOTTOM ROW: Pat Bastow, Nancy Buono, Bea Brindze, Virginia Bayekian 4Rep.J, Mrs. Ruth Hammond rTeacherJ, Mary Ellen Bloom, Carolyn Bennett, Marva Burch, Ilene Berick. Homeroom 713 TOP ROW: Dick Scott, Jim Lefebvre, Ed Stopke. Bob Nixon, John Dickey, Richard Bennett. SECOND ROW: David Babb, Barbara Liejl, Gloria Narva, Diana Erickson, Dorothy Lloyd, Roger Knight. BOTTOM ROW: Lois Karbel, Amelia Popiel, Marilyn Anderson, Mrs. Cohoe fTeacherJ, Delphine Arbour, Phyllis Mohr, Betty Col- lins. Homeroom 748 TOP ROW: Don Sanford, Vern Sood, Martin Golden, J. W. Yonce, Erwin Stephens, Ed- ward Repen, Andrew Polk, Art Atwell, Ken- neth Thurman. SECOND ROW: William Wordman, Graham Taylor, Donald Zaworski, Ivan Lukey, Jack Pepp, Frank Spiaser, Robert Ware, Neal Cavett, Henry Chwastek, Norman Cooper. BOTTOM ROW: Farrah Richard, Sam Men- to, Earl Hendrickson, Jimmy Delorme, Lawrence Podnar, Vic Di Rita 1Rep.1, J. Campbell 4TeacherJ, Paul Peynolds, Den- nis Thrush, Robert Robinson, Kenneth Le Hue. 103 Homeroom 821 TOP ROW: Inez Gidion, Rose Marie Pingi- tore, Ruth McGarvah, Perdita Lilly, Ca- rolyn Davis, Louise Washburne, J os e ph Brown, Dave Woodling. Gerry Greene. Vivian Tillman, Arlene Sickle, Karin Rush, Virginia Borkowski, Jackie Hainnies. SECOND ROW: John Cross, Ladnare Mutare, Pat Cross. Patsy Leon. Peggy Trolley, Bar- bara Hives. Arlene Schultz, Elizabeth Hen- ninger, Ilene Schneider, Barbara Brown, Donna Carvener. Delores Klarich, Dolores Sinkiewicz. BOTTOM ROW: Elaine Kelly, Nancy Prai- nito, Mary Lou Stowell, Lorraine Silver- man. Darlene De Yoannes. Dorothy Ryniak 1Sr, Rep.1, Miss Skevvis 1Teacherr, Dana Dale 1Stud. Councilb, Phillis Lakritz, Lois Kempainen, Julie Ray, Marianne Barber. I 104 ORGANIZATICN ug, 'f'- ,W M 2 1,3 'wf , X., J- to - , Q fQi?c, 3 ECX Q4 1.-4 A 'qf DOYQI 3'ud4o,L A Capella Choir TOP ROW: Vincent Weber, Hugh Galbraith, Nick George, Herman Chlewinski, Phyllis Lince, Adolphus Wells, Henry Senkins, Alex Green, Ernest Hill, Donald Rhyne, James Blass. THIRD ROW: Nancy Buono, Marjorie Han- sen, Jack Kopnick, Joe Lum, John Swift, Ayres Bagley, Ralph Van Luven, Bill Du- puis, Jacqueline Leake, Carole Weitzmann. SECOND ROW: Chloe Hutchins, Barbara Keilman, Ellen Kolb, Evelyn Ross, Corrie Stuve, Glenn Klepinger, 1DirectorJ, Pa- tricia Waggle, Betty Pesch, Merilyn Baker, Lois Sattelmeier, .joan La Farelle, Marilyn , Schlicher. BOTTOM ROW: Nina Angeloff, Beverly Stocker, Gloria Turner, Olga Nickoloff, Marilyn Polkinghcrn, Mrs. Ruth Hammond, Pat O l'ey, Carol Jennings, Charlene Win- slow, Lillian Thomasian, Sonia Wilson. Advertising Ari' Club TOP ROW: Milton Lutchansky, A1 Bochanek, Eugene Azzani, Ron Dally, Tony Weber, Lou Corsini, Adele Blasko, Vivian Tillman, Anne Harrison, Sam Siporin, George Fick, Donald Whaley, Stuart Eichelbaum, Ed Eichelbaum, Andy Molnar. SECOND ROW: Ronald Rutkowski, Joan Miller, Irene Richter, Joann Markovich, Ann Litchfield, Marilyn Anderson, Lillian Valian, Anita Yarost, Geraldine Bishop, Gigi Lunborg, Gloria Ahrens, Marvin Dean. FIRST ROW: Nina Angeloff, Betty Nord- strom, Lois Kempainen, Bob Johnson, QPres.J, Judy Marks, Rose Marie Pingatore, tSec'yJ, Mr. Schuholz, fSponsorJ, Dorothy Ryniak, fVice-Pres.J, Sonia Cosman, Bob Donald, lTreas.7, Margaret Catt, Joanne Elkin, Selma Arkin. Aeolian Harp Club TOP ROW: Lee Langford, Sally Dudney, Laurietta Kenk flnstructorl , Merilyn Baker, Lella Owen. THIRD ROW: Alice Mouradian, Pat Oglen- ski, Louise Rass, Z elda Magner, Pat Greene, Carolyn Bennett, Virginia Cata- nese, Mary Byers. SECOND ROW: Rosemary Roberts, Pat Waggle, Beverly Stocker, Gloria Turner, Virginia Giszczak, Ilene Berick, Gloria Wood. BOTTOM ROW: Lois Sattelmeier, Mary Lou Grant, Nadia Berkey, Sylvia Stawinski, Janet Hipskind. Aero Club TOP ROW: Gene Monden, Robert Parsell, Frank Stanislovaitis, Jim Tucker, Richard Vansen, Willie Manchester lVeep.J, An- thony Zacharopoulos. SECOND ROW: John Wells, Willard Thomas, John Schwartz, John Dorsey, Richard Car- son, John Fenech, Don Lingernan. BOTTOM ROW: Salvador Bricio, Kaye Jack- son, Harold Stratton iPres.J, B. E. Ott 1Spons0rJ, Gerald Demirjian fSec'yJ, Fred Anderson rStud. Councill, Leonard Radtke. 106 v---,N Architectural Club TOP ROW: Richard Anderson, William Fredrickson, Dick Johnson, Bill Damon, Claude Johnson, Alex Koleba, Sidney Cobb, Marvin Leech, Jack Newman. SECOND ROW: Seymour Zates, Clarence Henry, Michael Beaumarchais, Samuel Wasson. Herschell Russell, Marvin Siegel, William Berryman, Dan Peterson, Robert Salamas. BOTTOM ROW: D. J. Halfacre, Natasia Mel- nichuck, Larry Kreza 1Treas.J, John Ciara- vino rV. PJ, Jackie Clements, George Kla- etke rPres.m, James May 1Sec'yw, Diana Simoncin, Felice Fulan. Biology Club TOP ROW: Charles Stoyka, Alice Glattstein, Mary Jackson, Myron Joyrich, Bob John- son, Sam Siporin, Norm Bradley, Joe Ko- tulak, Zola Tepperman, Harry Ferrari, Jack Hunter, George Gromek. THIRD ROW: Donald Jacobi, Ralph Smith, Robert Baruch, Paul Bowles, Kathryn Thomas, Carolee Dickie, Lillis Savage, Jeanette Somerville, Nanette Gurrizzian, Anita Yarost, Rosalyn Yarost, David Smith. SECOND ROW: Margaret Pokojski, Margaret Castiglione, Gladys Barsamian, Peggy Ann Cowan, Joanne Petroff, Judy Marks, Grayce Wuntner. Elaine Kein, Patricia Kelly, Inez Gidion. Joann Markovich, Pen- alope Gennadepoulos. BOTTOM ROW: Virginia Stipchick, Greta Giavedoni. Pat Colvin, Gerald Helman, 1Treas.r, Rose Marie Pingitore, J. V. Simon fSponsor1, Dorothy Ryniak 1Sec'yl, Mari- lynn Krueger, Marilynn Corey, Marilyn Golinske, Jean Ray. Boys' Chemistry Club TOP ROW: Zola Tepperman, Wilfred Jamie- son, Edwin Tabibian, Grove Hatch, Larry Keenan, Melvin Jaffe, Norman Bradley, Sheldon Schore, Wesley Quandt. SECOND ROW: Martin Kovarik, William Seppi. Albert Resnick, Irving Sable, Ralph Smith, Bob Baruch, Russell Dallen, Charles Stoyka, Donald Jacobi, Gerald Helman, Ray Rowley, Jim Smith, Kenneth Hutch- inson. BOTTOM ROW: Paul Bowles, Edwin Arn- field, Sheldon Kaplan, Joe Ingrao, Harry Ferrari, G. J. Salton fSponsorJ, Myron Joy- rich, Sanford Shapiro, Rudy Haas, Robert Becker. Larry Wilk. Chess Club TOP ROW: Ted Taormina, Robert Ware, Raymond Rowley, Zola. Tepperman, Dou- glas May, John Volpel. SECOND ROW: Bob Baruch, Myron Joyrich, Gretchen Selle, Anita Eisenmann, Gloria. Allen, Gere Aaron, Donald Fox, Paul Nuchims. BOTTOM ROW: Louise Miller, Patricia Kelly, Hobart Freeman CPres.J, Liz Yee CSec'yJ, H. R. Padelford, fsponsorb, Pat Colvin, Gregory Klein fVeep.J, Jane Gold- smith, Elizabeth Austin. 107 Dramatic Guild TOP ROW: Rosalyn Yarost, Carole Miller, John Swift, Alice Glattstein, Gere Aaron. SECOND ROW: Alexander O'Neal, Anita Yarost, Ruth Richardson, Barbara Battle, Dorothy Hodorek, Carleton Hayden. BOTTOM ROW: Lois Karbel, Dee Anne Petrill, Gerald Helman 1V. PJ, Beatrice Campbell 4Sponsorl, Raymond Gottlieb, tPres.J, Grayce Wuntner kStud. Councill. Dress Design Club TOP ROW: Mary Durling, Carol Norris. Julie Priska, Bette McCurdy, Jeanette Somer- ville. SECOND ROW: Eleanor Wasilewski, Peg Colvin Jeanne Livingston, Majorie Sim- onds, Margaret Wilson. Barbara Heikka, Joanna. Muscat, Pearl Low. BOTTOM ROW: Helen Fatseas, Louise Mil- ler, Shirley Wright rSec'yJ, Vanka Kaza- koff 4Pres.9, Leona Westerlund 1Sponsorl, Doris Slaughter fTreas.l, Menka Kostoff CV. PJ, Deon Barcus, Alyce Mozian. Forum Club TOP ROW: Anita Yarost, Ray W. Gaiefsky 4SponsorJ, Zola Gere Aaron. BOTTOM ROW: Judy Marks, Rose Marie Pingitore, 4Pres.J, rStu. Councill. Joan Miller. painen. Gottlieb, E. Tepperman. Judy Wise, Inez Gidion Lois Kem- Girls' Science Club TOP ROW: Janet Dixon, Midge Warren, Marilyn Corey, Patricia Sager, Roberta Cowlbeck, Carolee Dickie, Yvonne Wood- son, Eleanor Krueger. SECOND ROW: Mildred Schamehorn, Greta Giavedoni. Pat Colvin, Nancy Colquitt, Marie Affendikis, Mariel McClendon, Helen Crichton, Millie Slizuk, Penalope Genna- dopoulos, Rosalyn Yarost. BOTTOM ROW: Amy Manis, Marilyn Go- hngke fStu. Councill, Eugenia Szpieg rSec'yJ, Margaret Castiglione fTreasurerJ, Ann Jacobson 1Sponsorl, Patricia Kelly Pres.J, Alice Glattstein fV. PJ, Beverlee Morris, Carol Diamond. 1 O8 .5-1,4 f 2 '-I Harp ancl Vocal Ensemble TOP ROW: Ilene McKeown, Joanna Suszek, Pat Otey, Joan LaFarelle, Marlene Mayo, Carolyn Maedler. Beverly Stocker. Lillian Thornasian. SECOND ROW: Lois Sattelmeier. Sylvia Stawinski. Charlene Winslow, Maxine Nor- man. Sonia Wilson, Virginia Bayekian, Pat Bastow. BOTTOM ROW: Gloria Turner, Nadia Maria Berkey, ary Lou Grant, Laurietta Kenk llnstruo rin rf is W7 m Q X 1, A U ,ff 'g2l!,'i'.g if V filunior Class Officers s frm 14 J If- January W LEFT TO RIGHT: James Perpena fBusiness I Managerw, Ed Tabibian fPresidentr, Steve Andrews 'Treasurern Joe Blodger 1Vice- Presidentv. .lunior Class Officers June LEFT TO RIGHT: Yvonne Woodson, fTrea- surerv. Steve Mitchell 1Vice-Presidentl, James Spudich 'Pi-esidentf, Nanette Guriz- zian +Secretary1, Jerome Mazzaro fStudent Council Rep.l. Junior Red Cross Council 'IOP ROW: Charleton Hayden 1'Pres.l, La- Marr Fields fStud. Councilm, W. E, Hinds. BOTTOM ROW: Jeanne Habich, Marilynn Kreuger, Jane Goldsmith fSeC'yl. Olive Cobb 4Sponsor+, Joan McClure. Delores Mid- 'F' diednch. 109 Laboratory Assistants TOP ROW: Lillis Savage 1Bacty.6. Patricia Kelly 1Chem.r. Donald Jacobi 1Biol.r, Alice Glattstein 1Chem.b, Carol Diamond 4Bacty.J BOTTOM ROW: Bob Baruch 1Chem. Stock Roomm, Myron Joyrich +P. Sz AJ, Bernard Johnson 1Print.J. Lettermen's Club TOP ROW: Eddie Hushaw, Lou Corsini, Bill Jeffrey, Alex Kargilis, Mario Caruso, Mor- ton Freed, Harry Derderian. THIRD ROW: Larry Keenan, Dale Simmons, Wayne Slawson, John Mills, Robert La- bowitch, Yates Hargreaves, Fleet Under- wood, Wing Lee, Ray Salmi. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Rutkowski, Andy Molnar, Ward Boyes, Tom Hollowell. Brady Bruenton. Roy Highland, Steve Mitchell, Frank Spiaser, Walter Borland, Walter Austin, Neil Eskuri. BOTTOM ROW: Seymour Zate, Joe Schultz, Harvey Hershey, Gary McKeever 1Sec'yl, Larry Moran CV. PJ, John Petrak 1Pres.J, George Bacalis 4Sec,yJ, Gordon Cherry fStud, Councill, Phil Russek 1Adv.5. Har- ley Kinney, Don Siegan, Roy Morgan. Maybe Class Officers January TOP ROW: Sponsor - Lynn Gordon. BOTTOM ROW: John Petrak 4Vice-Presi- dentb Paul Zink fTreasurer2, Julien Liza- beth tPresidentD, Margaret Castiglione 1Secretary2. Maybe Class Officers .lune LEFT TO RIGHT: Roy Morgan 1T1'GHSLll'61',l, Larry Keeman fVice-President 1. ABSENT: Wayne Slawson fPres.r. Walter Roberts 1Sec'yJ. 110 Music Insfrumenl' Room TOP ROW: Norman Tomboni, Adolphus Wells. Nick George, Herman Chlewinski, James Teeter. SECOND ROW: John Grose, Ernest Ouderik, Paul Ambrose. Donald Rhyne. N o r IT1 a n Rutkowski, Jerry Romanski. BOTTOM ROW: Hershel Ploshnick, Connie Stuve. Edith Bodine, Rodney Blood fSpons- ori, Gloria Allen, Janice Thomson, Janet Litten. Organ Group FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Herman Chlewin- ski, Joyce Gardner, Barbara Dean, Ralph VanLuven, Martha Northern, Carole Mil- ler. Mrs. Ruth Hammond fTeacherf1. Outlook Staff TOP ROW: Norman Helman, Bob Baruch, Dennis Papazian. Myron Salamas, Ray- mond Rowley, Al Resnick, Nathan Peiss. SECOND ROW: Marianne Barber, Martha Walker, Helen Crichton, Vanka Kazakoff, Marilyn Morris, J. Rodger Gow, r'Faculty Advisorr, Anni Harrison, Doris Judson, Pat Colvin, Marilyn Golinske, Marilyn Meyer, Margaret Castiglione. BOTTOM ROW: Millie Slizuk, Zola Tepper- man. Ray Gottlieb, Dauphine Walker, Greta Giavedoni, Alice Glattstein, Sam Siporin, Ronald Lang. Judy Wise. Pre-Engineering Club TOP ROW: Gerald Murray, Philmon Mal- roit, John Campbell 4Sponsor+, Lloyd Rock- well, Willard Weinert. BOTTOM ROW: Ted Taormina, Robert Wire 1Tre21S.J, Art Atwell 4ChairmanJ, Frank Ventimiglia 4V. Chairmanr, Douglas May CSeclyJ. 111 Radio Unit TOP ROW: Howard Herzinger, Ray Gottlieb, Joe Jankowski, Lee Allgood, Alex Kargilis, Roy Forman, Bill Curtis, Harry Zavos. SECOND ROW: Carey Traylor, Sheldon Kardener, Jerry Silverman, Heinz Riese, Ronnie Smith, Jimmie Rosen, John Swift, James Blass, Carleton Hayden, BOTTOM ROW: David Minus, Leah Nelson, Tamme Mitchell, Gere Aaaron, Marjorie G. Smith 1Sponsorl, Jean Hobyak, Helen Crichton, Roy Highland, Mel Towbin, 1T6Ch1'llClaI'D . R. 0. T. C. First Division TOP ROW: Harold Mai, John Mark, Robert Colenso, Charles Myers, Ronnie Smith, James Conard, Edward Repen, G e or ge Grant, Don Krstick, Roderick Melton. Don- ald Copper, Warren Vancil. SECOND ROW: Allen Joslin, Joseph Wolf, Melvin D'Amico, Donald Fletcher, David Lingeman, Richard Nash, Herschel Plosh- nick, John Hagen, Ronald Balan, Thomas Stafford, Arthur Brookman. BOTTOM ROW: Edward Hanson, David Minus, Charles Merek, Charles Taylor, Sgt. Stephen Drzewicki, Harold Strat- ton, Gene Parker, Robert Peller, Nathan Peiss, Dale Denning, Jackie Ransby. R. O. T. C. Second Division TOP ROW: Wm. Wolford, Ernest Gassman, Richmond Padot, Raymond Weiderhold, Robert Erz, Robert Shiner, Lawrence Stel- ler. SECOND ROW: Charles Wilson, Clarence Henry, Frank Deledda, David Thomas, Donald Cameron, Edward Gorman, Robert Briggs. BOTTOM ROW: Renold Jerome, Herman Anderson, Elliott Rappaport, Sgt. Stephen Drzewicki, Hershell Russell, Charles Fry, Herbert Lindquist. R. 0. T. C. Third Division TOP ROW: George Perry, Herbert Schwartz, Loris Frysinger, Frank Peters, Robert Law- rence, Eugene Roszko, Phillip Garland, Erwin Stephens, Alvin Strom, Wm. Be- recki, Lawrence Overson, Frank Randolph. SECOND ROW: Daniel Naples, Solomon Ervin, David Broughton, William Seppi, Donald Fox, Melvin Shebester, Otis Smith, Oliver Williams, Frank Zebrowski, Burton Gold, Helliar. BOTTOM ROW: Stanley Zerlag, Marvin Perkins, Fred Belve, Jack Simmons, Sgt. Stephen Drzewicki, Don Johnson, Howard Schofield, Edward Golebiewski, Earl Weav- er, Gershon Weiner. 112 R. 0. T. C. Fourth Division TOP ROW: Ronald Edwards, Rosco Elkins, Gary Shelton, Kenneth Thurman, Guy Cornett, Gerald Jacquin, Jack Muchny, Wm. Carnahan, Wm. Elish, Robert Ware, Anthony Hubbard. SECOND ROW: George Mayer, Russell Dal- len, Geo. Libbaecht, Ronald Riippi, Lloyd Dolby, Phillip Globke, Leroy Hocking, Wm. Frederickson, Fred Cecale, Marcus Bishop, Jack Mihailoff, Wm. Cassel, Robt. Brining. BOTTOM ROW: Wrex Diem, Ronald Jurkie- wicz, Ronald Loch, James Paulak, Jim Tay- lor, Sgt. Stephen Drzewicki, James Aron- son, Richard Kanchi, Leonard Williams, Dallas Halfacre, John Nelson. R. 0. T. C. Rifle Team TOP ROW: Staff Sgt. Mel D'Amico, Paul Taylor rSgt.1, Ralph Province 1'Sgt.J, Pvt. Bob Erz, Pfc. Wm. Berecki, Sgt. Chas. Myers. BOTTOM ROW: Sgt. Donald Fletcher, Lt. Co. Harold Stratton, Lt. Jim Aronson, Sgt. Stephen Drzewicki, 2nd Lt. Herschell Rus- sell, Pvt. Dallas Halfacre. Senior Rep's TOP ROW: Harry Ferrari. Robert Balge- north, Rodney Braham, Phil Russek, George Salo. BOTTOM ROW: Ayers L. Bagley, Alex Wil- son, Doris Slaughter, Dorothy Ryniak, Harry Kalajian, George Klaetke. Speakers Bureau TOP ROW: Gerald Helman, Myron Joyrich, Arnold Grossman, Alex Kargilis, Flloyd A. Ettinger, Zola Tepperman, Dennis Pa- pazian, Carleton Hayden fPar1iamentari8.I1D. SECOND ROW: Edward Hanson, Griff Ho- well, Beverly Bishop, Darlene Litzner, Gene Aaron, Janet Bertram, Harry Zavos, Harvey Steingold. BOTTOM ROW: Jo Boyd, Katherine Stav- ros, Robert Kahner, 1Treas.J, Peggy Ann Cowan, 4Sec'yJ, Marjorie Smith LSponsorJ, Gladys Barsamian, CPres.J, John Swift, fV. PJ, Natalie Werner, Earlene Monroe. 113 Sportsmanship Council TOP ROW: Fleet Underwood, Albert Hahn, George Becalis, Sam Siporin, Raymond Salmi. BOTTOM ROW: Joe Schultz, Judy Marks, Dana Dale rSec'yu, Mr. Jenks cSponsorJ, Helen Crichton, Eleanor Kreuger, Phil Russek, Stage Crew TOP ROW: Mario Ariolo, D. Splon 1Tech- nicianl. BOTTOM ROW: Richard Anderson, Don Mc- Phee, Ray Wiederhold, Jim Crabb, John Sullivan. Student Council TOP ROW: Charles Stoyka, George Gromek Robert Bamford, Marvin Siegel, Frank Stanislovaitis, Zola Tepperman, Raymond Rowley, Ted Taormina, Paul Zink, John Summers. SECOND ROW: Inez Gidion, Marilyn Go- linske, Judy Wise, Pearl Low, Midge War- ren, Margaret Castiglione, Marilyn Meyer, George Bacalis, Kathryn Thomas, Grayce Wuntner, Anni Harrison, Judy Marks, Rose Marie Pingitore. BOTTOM ROW: Virginia Stipchick, Sonia Cosman, Natasia Melnichuk, Albert Hahn fTreas.9, Gerald Helman 1V. PJ, F. Frey 4SponsorJ, Dorothy Ryniak fSec'yJ, Bob Johnson fPres.J, Pat Colvin, Dana Dale, Harriett Ray, Nancy Cunningham. Student Reps Group 1 Officers lst Semester TOP ROW: William Seppi, Keith Marsh, John Williams, Robert Onofrey, Hugh Black, Adolphus Wells, Phillip Rosen, Hal Stieber, Harry Kalajian, Sanford Shapiro, Dennis Papasian, SECOND ROW: Bill Dupuis, Griff Howell, Ed Nowak, Charlotte Brown, Penalope Gennadopoulos, Alice Glattstein, Jane Wel- liver, Notlim Heltayunsk, John Summers, George Millos. BOTTOM ROW: Virginia Bayekian, Margaret Castiglione, Sherry Lewis, Ray Rowley rPres.r, Vanka Kazakoff rSec'yJ, F. Frey rSponsorJ, Judy Wise 1Treas.J, George Ba- calis KV. PJ. Adrienne Laususe, Ann Litch- field, Nancy Cunningham. 114 Student Reps Group 2 Officers 2nd Semester TOP ROW: Vic Di Rita. Joe Schultz, Rodney Braham, Chuck Heine, Sam Siporin, Bob Johnson, Charles Scales, Don White, Jack Hunter, Richard Michalik. SECOND ROW: Victor Hanson, Pierre Deziel, John Petrak. Andrew Bleeda, Mary Ann Kelly. Patricia Gray. Barbara Liedl, Donna Wolff, Anita Yarost. Jeanette Somerville, Ronald Bally. Morton Freed, Bob Steslicki, John Scapelliti. BOTTOM ROW: Natasia Melnichuk, Helen Herter, Diane Simoncini. Bill Damon rTreas.r, James Perpena fV, PJ, F. Frey 1Sponsorv, G. Parker fPres.r, Jean Ray ISec'y1, Marilyn Morris, Dot Ryniak, Pearl Low. T-Square Club TOP ROW: Bill Preish. Albert Hahn, John Kumler. Chas. Renaud, Paul Zink, Hobart Freeman. Nicholas Bunt. SECOND ROW: John Petrakovitsch, Duane Young, Harry Lund, Rudy Mobius. Gregory Klein, Julien Lisabeth, Anthony Di Salvo. BOTTOM ROW: Don Lentz, Ray Salmi +Student Councilr. Robert Reid fSec'yJ, James Henry fVice-Pres.m, K. H. Stoddart 1Sponsorv. Len Bartlett 'Pres.J, John Pesta 1Treas.m, George Bacalis. Voice of Christian Youth TOP ROW: William Fredrickson, Paul Scott, Robert Ware, Lois Clift, Carolyn Maedler, Janet Palmer, Dolores Bennett, Dene Hen- derson, Joyce Ratchford, Dennis Papazian, Vernon Davidson, Richard Wilkinson. SECOND ROW: Lillian Wilkins, Naomi Bean, Janet Slaughter, Nancy Nyeholt, Bettie Jane Howell, Hobart Freeman, Mary Lou Grant, R. E. Giebel rSponsorz, Gladys Bar- samian, LaMarr Fields, Ruth Sweetland, Marlene Mayo, Carol Norris, Yvonne Wil- kins, BOTTOM ROW: Jean Ray, Jane Welliver 1Treas.r, Arlene Rohland 1Pianist2, Midge Warren 4Rep.J, Phil Coldren 1Pres.J, Flora G. Harris 1Teacher2, Siegfried Fink 1V. PJ, Peggy Ann Cowan fSec'yl, Anna Woodcock rSongleaderr, Jane Goldsmith. Wapika Club TOP ROW: E. Clark Coon, Charles Williams, Bernard Johnson, Bill Gottschalk, Fred Cecale, Ronald Scott. SECOND ROW: Al Blitz, George Salo, Eddie Fischer, Ed Schneider. Joe Kotulak, Jim Lamanen, Richard Richards, Ton Lister. BOTTOM ROW: Michael Mahlakjian, Rich- ard Doherty, Dick Dobbyn rV. PJ, Rodney Braham 1Pres.J, Peter Rybock fSponsorJ, Richard Murdock 1'Treas.r, L a W r e n ce Smith 4Sec'yJ, Elboy Sieloff, Jim Houvener, ll5 Sfar Delia Club TOP ROW: Mike Sorensen, Mike Demchak, Mort Freed. Ray Stone. Joe Qankowski, Jr., Julius Agardy, Kenneth E, Luch. James Conad, Jerome Hill. Robert Costello. SECOND ROW: Maurice Betman, Ronald Zawerucha, Donald Jax, Tom Hodges, Rob- ert Loutonen, Edgar Scribner, Joe Lum. Mel Towbin, Frank Sainsbury. Gerald Mooney. BOTTOM ROW: Ronald Kowickiz, George Mihailoff, Jose Sanchez 1T1'B3S.l, Norm Charns 4Vice-Presb, John Tabor 1Pres.b, Edwin Gaiefsky rSponsorJ, Gene Parker 1Sec'yJ, Heinz Stolze 1Student Council Rep.J, Herb. Lindquist, Ramon Shalhoub. 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