Cass Technical High School - Triangle Yearbook (Detroit, MI)
- Class of 1952
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All in all leap year, celebrated on the last day of February is traditionally a day of merriment and joviality. Therefore, as 1952 is leap year, the theme of the 1952 Triangle has been centered around leap year and its customs. 1 . :W GN-'CW lk'H.. Table of Contents Administration . . . . Page 8 Retirements .... . . . 10 Seniors and Faculty ............ . . 11-61 Mock Elections and Senior Achievements . . . - 62-37 Calendar of Events . . . . 66 Sports .............. - - -59-30 Sportsmanship Dedication Page . . . - - 81 Organizations .......... . . 83-94 Hornerooms . . . . .95-116 Advertisements .................. . . 119-124 A11 This And Homework Too CStory by Tendlerj . . . . . 124-125 Principals Past To Mr. William E. Stirton, our former principal, we the seniors of 1951-52 dedicate this page as a small part of our appreciation of his work at Cass. Mr. Stirton was truly a wonderful person, for not only was he big enough to make a good name for Cass, but he was human enough to be a personal friend to everyone, student and teacher alike. Words can hardly tell the measure of good he did for the school, nor how much his departure meant to us. ln Mr. Stirton 's own words, If you scout around in the vacant lot across the street from Cass, you will find a strange damp spot of ground. When analyzed, this spot of earth would show traces of hemoglobin, red and white corpuscles and sodium chloride. This, my sweat and blood, represents my efforts on your behalf to get our Cass athletic field. We feel that this is a perfect word picture of the type of man Mr. Stirton is, and we know that his name, wherever he is, will always be synonymous with progress. Present. . . To Mr. Joseph Wolber, the students of Cass wish to extend a hearty welcome. Many new ideas have been invoked since he has arrived at Cass, many of which are very good. We know that he will help to make Cass an outstanding school forever. Dedication Throughout the years that Cass Technical High School has been in existence, it has achieved an international reputation for superiority in training students to successfully meet the demands of a civilization which daily grows more complex. This reputation has been built by a combination of three factors: good equipment, excellent instruction, and students eager to know the technology of their industrial environment. The students of yesteryear are today the men and women who are the masters of the powerful man-made forces which directly or indirectly influence the life of every human being. The fact that so many Cass graduates have gained these important positions proves that Cass attracts those with the ambition and drive so necessary to success . The achieve- ments attained by past Cass graduates are the incentive to today 's students. The graduates of 1952 leave with training equal or superior to that given by any other high school in the world. During their years at Cass, these students have also contributed to the tradhion of scholarship which is the essence of Cass Tech. It is the fervent hope of every Cass graduate to pass on this tradition so that it may continue to grow and thus to increase the opportunities afforded to all future Cass students. Therefore, to the past, present, and future students of Cass Tech- nical High School, the graduating class of 1952 humbly dedicate this yearbook . C ,M .--,ian 'lr JOSEPH G. WOLBER ORVU-J-E HEFT Principal Assistant Principal GARNER BOWLBY Principal, Summer School Administration The Triangle is one of the oldest and most hallowed of Cass Tech traditions. The story behind the name is lost to pre- sent day pupils, but the name has persisted through the years. The real significance of the Triangle lies in the fact that it is produced by Cass High School pupils, it records the school life of these pupils, their hopes, their joys and sorrows, their friends, their teachers, their lessons, their sports, the ir organizations . It is a treasure-house of the most care-free and the happiest time of life, the high school age. It is my hope that the Triangle of 1952 becomes for you who are graduating the richest source of pleasurable recall of your student days atCass. I hope that the undergraduate marks the current volume as part of a series of three, that record the history of the group with which he is identified. I congratulate the staff whose efforts this yearbook represents. I trust that the Triangle will continue for many years to come as the symbol of Cass tradition. S 2 9- . .3 is Kelis, LOUIS E . .TENNINGS ROBERT BRANTON OLIVE COBB Counselor Counselor Counselor Administration . Aa: in ir- EDWARD NAVICKAS Attendance RACI-IE L JACOBS Visiting Teacher 5,37 fit in x A vm, 1, 1 E- I tb! uv A- ,4- x x - , 1' i A XM RUTH HAMMOND Accompanist GLADYS MAYER Speech Teacher bra. 'Q DAVID SPLON EDWIN IQELHOLZ Technicians Bookstore Manager .gl , CAPT. TUBBS R.O.T.C. Q f QQYQWR S Q, , . rs- h ME LVIN TAYLOR Driving Instructor Q I 1 IA Y , fi ' n - ,mx- if tt .11-.,j-2. V ,W gk .cl :Q 4 I y V-,W-K ' 1 - 1 . v an , A - R , rp' E u V f - 1 - - rr ,, l- . ' ',- 1 . .Y A o- . .Buy LEOLA OSBORNE Sect'y to Principal rf 4 1 l AJ f .J K i 'Sax A '27 ' E LIZABE TH EDWARDS Nurse f-,gff 1 1'5 'sn 4, 'L.,,V RODNEY BLOOD Instrumental Music Room LOIS HEIDISH Assistant Principa1's Sect'y Sus LEONA ROEHRS ROWENA SHOWMAN FLORENCE RUSH Attendance Clerk Attendance Clerk Record Clerk Miss Mueller is a native of Saginaw and lived there throughout her high school days . Following her graduation from the University of Michigan, she started teaching in Mt. Pleasant, then spent a year teaching in Port Huron. This was followed by three years experience in drafting at Fenestra Steel Products, after which she returned to her first love-teaching, this time in Detroit. She was assigned to the Mathematics Department at Cass Tech, where she has been one of the popular teachers for more than twenty years. Miss Mueller has always maintained a keen interest in the affairs of mathematics, not only locally but throughout the state. In school math- ematical circles she is known as the author of Geometric Concepts , a text in intuitive geom- try. Currently she is co-author of a geometry text, which is being used in manuscript form at Cass Tech. As her school career ends and new adventure in the field of matrimony beckons, she carries with her the best wishes of all her associates. 'h V lqfvd ' t- Tait.. ' t .,,,,f?,:tfl'w7mg+, ' 'Rt K., H .1-ti i Aiiuliwiwlp 1- iw ul wit L 1 f-3+ - ir il ,- V HW! it ' fmt .R l G Y My lil, irilf. , it :X -, Y xr 4 'if' , 1, N. ,el,a'bi 1' . Miss Clara Mueller Mrs . Ellen Drew Following her graduation from the University of Michigan, she taught ungraded classes in the red-brick building tCass Schoolj which now en- larged houses Commerce High. When the new Cass Technical High School opened in 1921, she joined its faculty as an instructor in mathematics. As an aftermath she was placed in charge of study halls where her wise and friendly guidance touched gently but effectively the lives of thou- sands of Cass students. Mrs. Ellen Drew will ever be remembered by all who have known her as one of Cass Tech's keystones -- a gracious, kindly gentlewoman. Mrs. Drew is enjoying retirement tsince January, 19522 at her home in Berkley, Michigan. Her summers will be spent at her lake farm home. Retirements Miss Ganotmg, who was secretary in 113 for 30 years, retired on September 30, 1951. An efficient worker, who was a friend to everyone, Miss Ganoung came toCass in 1921 fromasirn- ilar position in an intermediate school. She was a very kind considerate person withaquiet kindof humor. I could always count on her to come through in a pinch , said Mr. William Stirton. Miss Blanche Ganoung If L- K, Mr. George Schumer Mr. George Schumer, after 26 years in janitorial service, is retiring. He spent his entire employment in this building, workedwith seven different principals , and carried out every order issued to the best of his ability. During the summers, he assumed the responsibility of maintaining the 400 different plants in this build- ing and all teachers are grateful for his keen interest in plant growth and maintenance. Beginning in June, Mr. Schumer plans to spend his entire time attending his invalid wife - and, time permitting, maintaining his beautiful garden of flowers which surround his east side home. .mill ,I , '. ' : fin iv, . 4 ,' f - J' 'J-. If Ig' . f I g,?,?., 1 ,,, ,I :L 1 lj ,- .. 5' 3' 1' .5 'f ff yd 5 , ' 4 L - , 1 f, 1 f, r K MM K we a fl T ROBERT THOMPSON President Vice,P1'6S1 Secretary KK RAE OKAMOTO Treasurer Ixamj V . I yn ' ' X MR. WENNING 'S' Sponsor .2 75 January Senior Class Gfficers if ' N 'Fare 7 ' I 'S-Q ROBERT GRIMM P resident D UAN Q ORTER E TR residefli Treasui-ZZBLY 1 X A ,N , ft V . , . -+1 TOM BRUSH Secretary I une Senior Class Qfficers Commercial ,.-, T . ay , ' M f --gg' , w F :I ' 'N 2 .Q I fflf'-' , Costume Illustration Arts and Crafts DOROTHY SKEWIS DQNALD BRACKETT ELIZABETH BATES ix BLOSSOM COHOE A 'J ,'Q,,'!f f ' n 59+ f. My ff i r'!vS , ,wan 'Wi' s MABEL MUSTONEN M W M Mm! will ,fl ,,,,.- 'l1':g44-1v- noLANDscHUHoLz Dept. Head The Cass Art Department is made up of students who have a par- ticular talent in art, and who hope to follow some kind of art work as a career. Graduates are usually first employed as apprentices, but become commercial illustrators, lettering and layout artists, sign writers, fashion artists, teachers, camp counsellors, occupational therapists, dental technicians, creative craftsmen, industrial designers, and art directors. Many continue to paint and are represented in local art exhibitions. A few are now nationally known artist. 75 .,. Y i fr- '4 ,P , , la , 'A Jw r ,w we 4. T U1 J. 5 i..- NINA FLEMING ,f, n at Eh fi, V' , W A W 'v - T it .YW 1 L K x F, W ' 1 ,W A. be it ' M vp' ffvwv 'X i -U ..., A--fe , l 4 fs W- ' pit: , ., J V 1 ' X f r -'D 1, . ww, D E 7,fVQi A ' ...gig ix 4 n ,.f fx .n A r v pk W L. M . ' W -if i 1 -. 1 R, ,,. - '1 in ,. 4-S EDITH OBEL GRETA PACK 75644 -. lb- BERNADINE SETHE R Nw Lj ll'll l N' as i its DONALD THRALL BRICKNER, HAROLD Hutc hine Int. V.C.Y. Club DILIDN, CHARLES J. Western H.S. Advertising Art Club Homeroom Rep. Lab Assist. Hall Guard GRUDE, JOAN Jefferson Int. IDEN, SHELDON V Durfee Int. Swimming Team Tennis Team Football Team NUCHIMS, PAUL Condon Int. Chess Club Chrysler Co-Op RILEY, JOSEPH McMichael Int. Advertising Art Club Lettermen's Club Basketball Team SELLE, GRETCHEN J. Jackson Int. Biology Club Y-Teens Hall Guard Chess Club 'I'RE THAWAY, BILL Neinas Int. . Rv, QQ, an 5 I V . X1 3 . ,ig gf! Sig' G , Q Q. -Cl' eh 'K' ,Q 6? .HQ J 1 C IZEWSKI, MARY Chadsey H.S. DORB, CORINNE Durfee Int. GURIZ ZIAN, NANE TTE M. Post Int. Nat'l Honor Society ivice-pres.J Homeroom Rep. fsec'yJ Student Council Maybee Class Officer Senior Class Officer Junior Class Officer Advertising Art Club Biology Club MALTZ, PAULINE M. Durfee Int. Advertising Art Club Biology Club Hall Guard NYKIRC HUK , NATALIE N . Hutchins Int. Advertising Art Club Tennis Team Y-Teens Sportsmanship Council ROBINSON, DONALD McMichael Int. Basketball Team Track Team Let'termen's Club STAFFORD, JEAN Barbour Int. Y-Teens Camera Club Basketball Team WELLIVER, JANE A. Western H.S. Nat'l Honor Society iSeC'yJ Homeroom Rep. V.C.Y. Biology Club v ,, l 1' '1 . f ,, . . W., 1 1, ,-,, I . It 16 K In DALEY, DONALD E. St. Anthony H.S. Outlook Staff DORF, SHELDON LEE Post Int. Tempermental Staff HENNINGS, ELIZABETH L Barbour Int. Advertising Art Club Y-Teens Biology Club MOHR, PHYLLIS S. Central H.S. Sportsmanship council Hall Guard REUBIN, CAMILLE L. Hutchins Int. Advertising Art Club SEGAL, .TUDITH Durfee Int. Outlook Staff Sportsmanship Council THOMAS, DAVID G. Tappan Int. Advertising Art Club R.O . T. C . Outlook Staff Biology Club ZATKIN, RICHARD H. Durfee Int. APOSTOL, PAUL Barbour Int. Advertising Art Club A Capella Choir BLOOM FIE LD , ROSA LYN Durfee Int. Advertising Art Club Outlook Staff Quill and Scroll Sportsmanship Council Chrysler Co-Op DOWD, DON Inkster H. S. Advertising Art Club Junior Art Club FAZIO, JOSEPH Pierce Jr. H.S. GRANT , BUYLA McMichael Int. Advertising Art Club Junior Art Club HOLMES, MARY Jefferson Int. Nat'l Honor Society Advertising Art Club Student Council Homeroom Rep. Junior Art Club KENNEDY, JOAN M Redford H.S. Advertising Art Club Triangle Staff Y-Teens Freshman Art Club V. C. Y. LEVISKA , LOIS Durfee Int. Advertising Art Club Camera Club Hall Guard t 4 .- V' Jv. 'f .. '4 ' L , lam V , - S35 i 5'-A 'l ' if-' Q M. E 4:49 3- ff ., 'ffl ,vw 'z 73 We C , V EW I 4 ,aw 'QW , . hy. cy.. f xg, by . I ix 'N 5' . W4 .. ,Q , . Q 'qw-f - I 4. - - as , . f.,.. .5 A X, .. .W5,.,.,-f' ,' ,..:.1a w7h, zz - 5 Q. Q 'it wa .Ans-' Q, 'PL ,,,, A ..-. 'A xr? Z BATTLE, PRISCILLA Post Int. CARLSON, NITA McMichael Int. Advertising Art Club Concert Band Marching Band Symphony Orchestra Biology Club Triangle Staff DUMONT, JOYCE Hutchins Int. Tennis Team Y-Teens Sportsmanship Council Camera Club Homeroom Rep. Hall Guard FINK, BARBARA SUE Durfee Int. Advertising Art Club Sportsmanship Council Cheerleader CCO -Capt.D Homeroom Rep. HAM, JAMES F. Greusel Int. ISHOP , GLADYS Burroughs Int. Advertising Art Club Y-Teens lTreas.l Camera Club Student Council KERNS, MARILYN Mackenzie H. S. Advertising Art Club Basketball Team Sportsmanship Council Junior Art Club Hall Guard LIPSITT , MARILYN Durfee Int. Nat'l Honor Society Biology Club Homeroom Rep. Advertising Art Club fV.P .J 5aA34 ' .1 W K 5.2 Nik. is A5 Ks .'r X 5 ll t. 1 K 10' or BECK, PAT St. Benedict H. S. Advertising Art Club Biology Club Junior Art Club Chess Club Hall Guard CHIAMOS, GEORGE Post Int. Track Team ERICKSON, DIANA FITZ , CORALYN Tappan Int. Advertising Art Club Freshman Art Club Junior Art Club HEARN, DON Jackson ml. KACZMAR, EMIL Pershing H.S. Advertising Art Club Freshman Art Club Junior Art Club KINNEY, MARIAN McMichael Int. Advertising Art Club Sportsmanship Council Student Coimcil Homeroom Rep. Camera Club KPres.l Junior Art Club lTreas I LODEWYCK, PAULINE Foch Int. Advertising Art Club Junior Art Club Hall Guard LUKE , RICHARD D. Dana Indiana Homeroom Rep. Varsity Band Hall Guard MCGEE, JAMES L. Burroughs Int. Advertising Art Club Freshman Art Club Junior Art Club Pres. PALAZZOLO, MATTHEW Burroughs Int. RADFORD, JEAN KAY Jackson Int. Jvnior Art Club Biology Club Hall Guard SAKALL, GERALDINE Neinas Int. Nat'l Honor Society Advertising Art Club Student Council Outlook Staff Biology Club Homeroom Rep. Sportsmanship Council lPres.J Swimming Team SCOTT, PAUL D. Tappan Int. Football Team V. C. Y. Outlook Staff SNYDER, PAUL Jackson Int. Advertising Art Club Hall Guard TRUMAN, PATRICIA McMichael Int. Advertising Art Club Triangle Staff Cheerleader KCapt.J Sportsmanship Council Student Council lTreas.l Hall Guard v Jw 5. KF 5 5? U 5' f , sa: T' X13 Er, I3 i .sw . F0 ' Y fr K 5' 3, ' bf v 4? MANSFIELD, SALLY A. Nolan Int. Advertising Art Club Sportsmanship Council Student Council Swimming Team QMgr.J MITCHELL, JANET LYNN Tappan Int. Homeroom Rep. Junior Class Sec'y PIEPRZYK, CHARLES H. Wilbur Wright H.S. ROGERS, JAMES Post Int. SCHOFIELD, HOWARD Burroughs Int. Advertising Art Club Junior Art Club SE BASTIAN , MARILYN SUE McMichael Int. Advertising Art Club Maybee Class Treas. Senior Rep. Triangle Staff Sportsmanship Coimcll Student Council Homeroom Rep. STEINGOLD, HARVEY Durfee Int. Advertising Art Club Tennis Team CCapt.J Debating Team TURSKI, LORRAINE Holy Redeemer H. S. Advertising Art Club Junior Art Club Hall Guard W 0: .y' Vi, ,C M' Q Q 4, if , W. A w 'Q ,gf 4 4, , P LJ X lf AW-Q al I' , 1 .. .- L --e Q '1 ' ., ,wg , Mm, ca 'fa nz:- :Y jf I .. H. L V , 4 ll! if A W! vi 1 -v ' wi ., 7 Wm' , 1':,- ff 1 - M. f W ., 'N 4. 3 f Q, ' x, 1:-v R' we fa' J. . nu- 55. N7' a fv- fff Y ad' '- , 4.4! ! f fgs. 'af' I. . iff. if van. 4 'vi Y f , 'lf MCDANIE LS, JOYCE Hutchins Int. Advertising Art Club Triangle Staff Biology Club Junior Art Club Outlook Staff Quill and Scroll Hall Guard NEWELL, HELEN Jackson Int. Triangle Staff POTERE, JACK A. St. Marys of Redford Advertising Art Club ROSEN,JAMES Cooley H. S. Advertising Art Club Triangle Staff Sportsmanship Council CTreas.J Homeroom Rep. Student Council Nat'l Forensic League SCHUKRAFT, JANE Jackson Int. SILVIUS , DIANA Post Int. Advertising Art Club Junior Art Club SUBRIN, HARRIET Hutchins Int. VAN DeKEERE, MICHAEL Denby H. S. Advertising Art Club Junior Art Club QPres.J Student Council lPres.J Speacker's Bureau Homeroom Rep. lPres.l 4 3 , , X if VERBANAC , ROBERT Cleveland Int. Letterman's Club Track Team Football Team Homeroom Rep. Hall Guard WALCZAK, BETTY Burroughs Int . Student Council Treas. Sportsmanship Council Biology Club Sec'y Junior Art Club WOLF, JOSEPH G. Durfee Int. M' 2 1 ami an ' wi Un if W as T1 x ,,. .,,-1' 11- g yy r J M '51 'G QV 5 ,' VICH1NSKY,MOLLYANN X. Wh ,N Condon Int. Basketball Team WENDEL, MAX Denby H. S. Advertising Art Club WRIGHT, DONA Barbour Int. Junior Art Club Swimming Team Hall Guard WAGNER, DONALD R Jackson Int. WILLIAMS , MARILYN Hutchins Int. Advertising Art Club R Junior Art Club Biology Club I -6 xxx fc V74 'xi 4,,. , ',mff ' 'Y f W 7 ...ff ,ffffd .W 'bzf fa Social Studies Department .Y 9 X, R X , , I ,Q N' as. , 5 W... W, EVA BAUER f lv K GARNER Bowmay DOROTHY FISHER Dept. Head Y X 1 , v A L , f-. . FN V Q' Xu rt ,S 1 . . Of, , i -N, .,,, ' 7 ,D- D N 'P'-- 75' 'M it ft D al he f R W t 2 ff- 5 - .N 6' 5 5 ROBERT BRANTON Louis aosmz Joan wsnzm. Enwm GAIEFSKY , 'uf 1 r AQ- fi 1 ht' it Jo,-w ' i 'Q I sr A ! f 'Q ,fb FRANKLIN FREY Dept. Head ARNOLD DOUB VALLIE ELVERS I , ' . 4 ' V, I If f. X t Z 1, fl! X CHARLES ICELLI JOHN RUMBALL I PA- ur 4 ' 31.1. LEONARD CZAJCZYNSKI , , 1 ff .M - LYNN GORDON SARAH MCCULL AGH ,fx Q7 its if 'W ' ,, V ' ,f f ff f 5 'Un f Q. OTTO SALCHOW WALTER SPRAGUE , ff , fm ff, ,Q , f 'af f , f Y 1 , ,V 4 X 1 I GERALDINE DOLAN X ,. fy f, J, ' M f f If f f ' f ,.,74, ? f , ,L ,X ff 1 Q 7 1 ' 1 I I' WI M , .f,,1,'+ Lf - 'K f ff rl 5 4 CLARA MUELLER yi PAUL WENTINK W .Q , gf 38, Q lg, ' f ' f 4 f X251 1 I Auto-Aero Refrigeration r ,. 22.1113 E l' - 'if- any-aaa... ARTHUR ELGES 7,1 L W, YQ if? -Urn., I X G- X! CARL TURNQUIST Dept. Head Auto-Aero and Refrigeration - Air Conditioning curricula require a thorough knowledge of mathematics and science. Shop work for the auto- aero student includes acetylene and arc welding, hand-tool operation, machine shop, meteorology, and navigation, gasoline and diesel engine testing and service procedures. The Air Conditioning-Refrigeration student is trained in the theory, construction, operation, installation, design, and maintenance of all types of automatic refrigeration equipment. t 5 X FRANK GRANGER ii Q 'Bm ,s ,, v .-. -4, xr 9 ... 5 . ll Ex ' 4 - as ' IJ , V: , M- N 'Xl-' l'w' - 51 'S 4-....,, 447 . V fc l i , V 1 , .rv J , v, . V4 ,p -if WILLIAM TRE VARROW S ' 'I lt Xu , xt? 2 5 - ' fig W' W I , I X 'K 1-.f 'NP C I GRAY, HARRY J. Cleveland Int. Homeroom Rep. R.O.T.C. Hall Guard KORPUS, RAYMOND Cleveland Int. R.O.T.C. Hall Guard MAXEMOVICH, MARCO Cleveland Int. PERPENA, JAMES S. Jefferson Int. Student Council Homeroom Rep. fpres.J Sportsmanship Council City Sportsmanship Council fpres.J Junior Class Officer WIENER, JACK Durfee Int. AJLOUNY, BULUS A. Hutchins Int. Hall Guard Refrigeration Club Q I I G' ii.. 'tr' an , A Q ff . J in. fyi , , , .5--1.1. rv K .L HUDAK , ROBERT Tappan Int. KRSTICH, DON Burroughs Int. Sun Scholarship Winner R . O . T . C . MEYERS, RONALD Post Int. Hall Guard ROBERTS, RICHARD H. McMichael Int. V.C .Y. WORSLEY, DONALD E Durfee Int. Swimming Team 1cap'tJ Hall Guard 15 3 2, M ws: , I 1' ' ' 2 f IA 1:01 ld, I gl 'G J in G... Q I une Graduates BEH LOW, KENNETH Tappan Int. Auto-Aero Club fPres. Football Team Lette1'man's Club Homeroom Rep. , Pen' wg -r N.. li' i i BISBEE, DOUGLAS E. Md? Jefferson Int. Wf- A CANTIN, DONALD Aero Club fTreas.J ,f, , up ' McMichael Int. . Q ,H . Homeroom Rep. 'yffj 0' . 5 E' ei' EZ., Maybee C1288 Officer Q. 5 Refrigeration Club .. lTreasJ '5 'E' Wice-Pres.J Football Team Q ,f p W , Sportsmanship Council T 1, ,M ' j Lettermen's Club a Q - fl KANN, EDDIE Post Int. Track Team Swimming Team Hall Guard MAUNDER, PETER R. Post Int. Senior Rep. NASH, RICHARD H. Northern H.S. Auto -Aero Club R.O.T.C. Rifle Team SZCZEPANSK1, ROBERT J Burroughs Int. Hall Guard ZELDES, MARTIN Durfee Int. Nat'l Honor Society Sun Electric Scholarship BILETI, FRANK CORR, EDWIN McMichael Int. Refrigeration Club KTreas .J l9l DURHAM, TUMEY L. McMichael Int. Homeroom Rep. Hall Guard Refrigeration Club GRIGSBY, TROY Garfield Int. Auto Club KOLTON, DANIEL Durfee Int. Senior Play Choir NOWOSIADLY , DONA Cleveland Int. Aero Club Hall Guard PIPPER, DON Barbour Int. Homeroom Rep . Hall Guard ROSELIEP , ROBERT SZERLAG, STANLEY Chadsey H.S. , V 7, X.. ,Q '- nf Q S M 'ff ' 1: A vflkrr 4 n-. , u - A Mu -- .sy- all 'E-. f QL N' Q-.1 .4 ix. ,K C an la a C Q. iiwf- - 6 1, 'ps 4 tb 2. ., as 1 E' ,MQ 433 -Q FISHER, DAN B. Durfee Int. Student Council CPres.J Homeroom Rep. Maybee Class lPres.7 Auto Club Wice-Pres.J Lettermen's Club Swimming Team Tennis Team Sportsmanship Council Hall Guard Aero Club HARRIS , FRANKLIN KUSPA, ANTHONY I. St. Stanislaus H.S. Aero Club Nat'l Honor Society Cross Country Team Dramatics Guild Senior Play OIRATHY, ROSE M. Redford H.S. PRIMROSE , RONALD A . Tappan Int. Refrigeration Club SHERMAN, FRED Durfee Int. Aero Club ' YARES, JAMES Nolan Int. Auto Club 'K '- iw QQ 4 Qi 215' f w 4+'3,xV'x.- I , F 5- V L V .r , K s walter 6 'N' Y. -P lo 'C' O FUCIK, HUBERT Durfee Int. Hall Guard HAYDOCK, STEVE Nolan Int. Auto Club Football Team Tennis Team Swimming Team Hall Guard T-square Club LYON, PETER B. McMichael Int. Homeroom Rep. Aero Club Football Team Dramatics Guild Senior Play Student Council PARHAM, CHARLIE Sherrard Int. Auto Club Track Team Cross Country Team REID, MARVIN Cooley H.S. Aero Club tTreas.l Hall Guard Chess Club Homeroom Rep. SUPANICH, IAMES A St. Anthony H.S. Homeroom Rep. Student Council Hall Guard Aero Club tPres.J ROSEANNE TENDLER Feature Editor Assist. Ed. -in-Chief 3' 319.12 U' r .- ha CHUCK DODD Sports Editor ART STAFF: Nita Carlson, Joan Kennedy, Jeanette Cox, Helen Newell, Pat Truman, Paul Apos- tol, Joyce McDaniels. ADVERTISING STAFF: Iris Ben- nett, Diane Bull, Diane Wiendling Ethel Leung. F' A SHIRLEY DINGS Editor-in-Chief Uunej BARBARA FELKER Sports Editor JANET MacIVOR Business Mgr. NATE Editor -in- K K W... I if in 3eYPw 'f6 ' A ' if 5 ' as , W 4 4 '?'Q':. S '- if HM ROSEN BETTY HINES Advertising Mgr. TYPiSt me- fl. t LEE pnounroor VERNELIS K1NSEY CORA . . l Faculty Editor Organizations Editor lip Q. 17 AL WEATHERLY Business Mgr. MARILYN SE BASTIAN Senior Editor Triangle Staff iws x IWX PEISS Chief Uan.l ffl SYLVIA LEE General Mgr. WH NITA CARLSON Art Editor Drafting and Building . 7, 5 A Z , MMM :Qi 57 ff I it V 53 ,gf A421 ' in DONALD BLACK JOHN DONNELLY Dept. Head Consisting of three curricula: mechanical drafting, architectural drafting, and building, this department pre- pares its graduates either for further work in college or immediate employment as a junior draftsman or an ad- vanced apprentice in the building trades. The student graduating from either of these curricula will have com- pleted six or eight semesters work in his field. KARL IQIAUSS -5- tb ff t,4 , 4. ,,,, Www .5 if e gn DREAM D- ov was ll f ' ,ry 77 , fr , LEN'l'Z ME l i' HAROLD SEIGEL 2-xiii--:H -. -.X X 1 - me- fi , ' if .5 3 ' - - ' -gr si. H :P -a .pf 5 . KENNETH STODDART BROWN, CARL E . Northern H.S. Football Team R.0.T.C . GOLD , RONALD Hutchins Int. Hall Guard OLINICK, ROBERT F. Nolan Int. Architectural Club Track Team Hall Guard RETICH, ROBERT Chadsey H.S. EMMER, JERRY Hutchins Int. Hall Guard GRILLO, JEROME Barbour Int. Hall Guard PALMER, RICHARD LEE Hutchins Int. Architectural Club Track Team Hall Guard SALAMAS, ROBERT M. Hutchins Int. Architectural Club Cpres .J E ,, 0 ws. . f W Q z 'HY' lfl , M. 5 .A It H it A.: 45, '57 32? l E. I 7.9 f -'gt .532 2-1 af SIEGEL, MARVIN f Hutchins Int. -' I SEBASTIANI, DOMINI 5 LQ A Barbour Int- Architectural Club Q' Student Council I if ' Homeroom Rep. Hall Guard i STEVENS, ROBERT 5 Nolan Int. V -:, Architectural Club Denby H'S' 5, X A , ' 1treas.J I T 2 lj , M Nat'1 Honor Society gggiiaiogggg eam gb Z' A i Golf Team fcapvw Basketball Team W , Football Team . A Lab Assistant - A- Lettermen s Club J H11 Guard Q . 'f WILLIAMS, GERALD R. T A Foch Int. Architectural Club GLOBKE, PHILLIP E Condon Int. Architectural Club MAROVICH, JOHN M. Post Int. Architectural Club Blue Print Operator Hall Guard PETERSON, DAN Post Int. Architectural Club Blue Print Operator Senior Rep. Hall Guard SCOTT, ROBERT T. McMichael Int. Swimming Team SIMONCINI , DIANA Denby H . S . Architectural Club WASSON, SAMUEL Hutchins Int. Architectural Club Cvice-pres .D Hall Guard BARANSKI , LEONARD Tappan Int. Nat'l Honor Society Swimming Team Lettermen's Club Architectural Club Homeroom Rep. Student Colmcil Hall Guard CASH, MORTON B. Durfee Int. Architectural Club Movie Operator Hall Guard FISHKIND , ERIC Durfee Int . Movie Operator Hall Guard GOODWIN, JAMES Nolan Int. Architectural Club Football Team Hall Guard MELCHING, CHARLES Mackenzie H.S. Homeroom Rep. Hall Guard POSEY, LEROY Jefferson Int. Architectural Club Student Council Hall Guard STEVENS, JIM Hutchins Int. Hall Guard WOLFSLAYER, KEN St. Anthony H.S. Homeroom Rep . K 4? sn, 'Y 'N 4 2 , Z2 K BORKIN, HAROLD t BUTTERFIELD, BILL Post Int. 3 fz Q ff, 4 1 , 1 A Durfee Int. -f N was WK X ' i f fx Architectural Club My 3, 1 Architectural Club S it' Hall Guard A Homeroom Rep' fy p p T' Hall Guard -p: ...f 3 ., t ',, i:.., fe? A 1 A r I ff - ' . 'VS' colvlpo, JIM , f f Nglan Int. V J , DeCESCO, ANTHONY if 'JMU K C, at-I 4 Southwestern H .S. rw 4 , Architectural Club if W-4' Homeroom Rep. ,kr Architectural Club ' ,,,. f , Hall Guard if I i,.p Movie Operator , .l X 5 7, A I A R. -f it ll N, A FLESHNER, JOE f A McMichael Int. f 5' 'JL A ' R Architectural Club ' . Ggf3fl'IiOBERT N , - 1 Baseball Team . ' ' Letterman's Club V 'rr. ' S ' R . - A. ep rg A 53 .ff A . Q GOD, ANDREW JR. .A A A V , if p Nolan Iut. 'f HANTON RICHARD I p Q, 4-X? f ' - my Greusel, Int. L M A Architectural Club 2 Homeroom Rep. Hall Guard H' . Movie Operator -2 f V' ' 2.22 5 ,-1 - I ' -LAI 2 Guard a t I L. R it 5, 1 A rr, ,..,, A- .I A 52 MooRE DAVID s. 'jf MgNI:JUCHCIg DON , l McMichael Int. , K 'V en y 0 . 5 . p W mn ,i Q . we Homeroom Rep. f u ' .4 Homeroom Rep- gk Q Architectural Club egg., Football Tffam Football Team L A ual' K Golf Team if A f - A Hall Guard ' Sm at N RAY, THOMAS EARL p SPISAK, ANTHONY M Zi Jefferson Int. ' St- Cyril I A ,., f mf- n -N WZ , V' -W ,M , lima r A -gg ti V - TINSLEY, BERNARD le , 51 21 M i Z STONER RALPH McMichael Int. , f Y 'AV V A r A , ' Duffee Int- ,gg Basketball Team ' 4? A K , Track Team ' A H311 Guard Cross-Country Team Architectural Club tf ' Homeroom Rep. A fp A ' ,i ' Letterman's Club Q an H 3 52 'rr . , o A 24 ' 1 ? 4 W u 1 f E 1 I 2 S 25 Electrical Department 1.t,, , A' ' rear iT ' - OTTO ROSE Dept. Head Z 4W7,:r-xii. 1 f JACK COMER ROY HOCKING 7 ,, C ' I A ' kf AL L' f T 'f . ,tt,, L T55 S g f , f If I . 2. , up 'f' ' I ,f J x 2 ,V Q -, HAROLD STORMZAND L , Q K WILLIAM ZERBER . , ft Hd V . 1 1 M ' This curriculum leads to preferred apprenticeships in electrical occupations or engineering colleges. The electrical graduate has com- pleted seven semesters of electricity and one semesters of electricity and one semester each of radio, electronics and television. These courses give him a broad working knowledge of the fundamental prin- ciples of electricity and its applications. 26 BRYANT, JAMES Greusel Int. Star Delta Club Student Council Homeroom Rep. CRUICKSHANK , KEN Post Int. Hall Guard HEWLETT, DONALD Rl Durfee Int. Star Delta Club Hall Guard KOVALCIK, NICK Burroughs lnt. Hall Guard PAVLAK, JAMES Barbour Int. R.O.T.C. Hall Guard WALLACE , ALFRE Wilbur Wright Hall Guard BERSHAS, PHILIP Jackson Int. Star Delta Club tTreas .1 Student Council Hall Guard Lab. Assistant Nat'l Honor Society Hi-Y Club' Radio Club ' is I 1 . ,fo o. ,J '11 u. Left ll Y , . 15,5 D , I s ,MQ i A 7 tg. BUEHLER, ERNEST Beth Yehuda H.S. DERDERIAN , HARRY Nolan Int. Star Delta Club Football Team Lettermen's Club Student Council Homeroom Rep. Maybee Class Officer Cvice-pres.J JACQUIN, GERALD A . x Q' Q. 'gm X A 9 , A y . 7 ' -ft'-f f J' a. all G. 'S Jackson Int. 2 as R.O.T.C. Hall Guard LEAKE , THOMAS J, Western H.S. Star Delta Club Track Team Cross-Country Team Hall Guard SKOURES, ALEXANDER Eastern H . S. Track Team Hall Guard WOODWARD , THOMAS McMichael Int. Nat'l Honor Society Hall Guard HP Q .. if L W .V I 9 'l pai lk tin O cg 2 -X I une Graduates BLASSINGAME , CARL E . McMichael Int. Messenger MWPM 'W K fc .xx A s . My ' 3. E 1 ffl' tnlu CONARD, JAMES Barbour Int. Star Delta Club Baseball Team Lettermen's Club R. O. T . C . Chess Club Hall Guard HALLY, ENVER Wilson Int. Star Delta Club Student Council Homeroom Rep. Hall Guard KovAcs,AL H s Southwestern . Hall Guard LIS, BERNARD Durfee Int. Outlook Staff Camera Club Senior Rep. Football Team STEELE, JAMES Inkster H.S. Star Delta Club Basketball Team Lettermen's Club Hall Guard BLIGHT, GAR Cooley H.S. CAMPAGNA, JOSEPH Barbour Int. DAVE, ROBERT. LEE Miller H.S. i ' :ag .-1' ' ' g X,', 5,- W .W E .b A fl, -. a, . .4 . 3,45 5 I' if ff M J Q if A , , H 6 Hall Guard ,,.,,, . -, ,, :T dn... GQLDBERG, MORTON . .K Q Durfee Int. ' ' A :' M . h ,E JAMES, GORDON D. . f Tappan Int. 1 VA' A 5 ,.1.. 49 , sm Delta Club E W 433393 4 Hall Guard A 1 Radio Club ., ' fVice-P res.J ' ,WE Durfee Int. ' A WZ Homeroom Rep. , , A 4, Star Delta Club f Hall Guard T Y Radio Club A f KRITIKOS, MATHEW , H Jefferson Int. 1 M A VAV 2 .1, 'n f' Symphony Orchestra , I V. V VVV' M f ' MW L ' Bn 5 A MAGID, MARTIN K. Durfee Int. Tennis Team fCaptJ NOVE, HANNAN R. Durfee Int. Star Delta Club Hall Guard Radio Club .AEA CASE , THOMAS Durfee Int. Hall Guard FISHER, PAUL A. Barbour Int. Star Delta Club GRAVEL, RICHARDW. Denby H.S. JARRARD, ROBERT Barbour Int. Hall Guard Junior Class Wice-Pres.l Star Delta Club Student Council Track Team V. C. Y. KAY, JAMES A. Hutchins Int. Hall Guard lCapt.J LAWRENCE , ROBERT G . Tappan Int. Camera Club lPres.J V. C. Y. MEHMEDBACII-I, ZIJAH Hutchins Int. Baseball Team OGLENSKI, JOSEPH Pershing H.S. Hall Guard Radio Club lSec'yl WW Wm c ,., 'W A f as 'Sa I -Q, ,V , 4' .. ,ix il f f ! .,,, ,I ., . rf wa, '-'il M , ' 5 5' 1 4' :W-Il ,. K. Nl A A U - we . if .W We 'Q 'fi ' :iz f If av fl Egf- . , , ,5wf,jw'f,:f COLANDREA , AUGUST Barbour Int. GIGLIOTTI , PASQUALE l st. Philip Neri Homeroom Rep . Hall Guard IGNAGNI , RINALDO Barbour Int. R. O. T. C. JEROME, RENOLD Barbour Int. Star Delta Club KINGSTON, RONALD E Durfee Int. Star Delta Club Chess Club Hall Guard Radio Club lSec'yJ LIPINSIG, RON Greusel Int. Hall Guard NEWMAN, LAWRENCE McMichael Int. PORTER, RONALD L. Condon Int. Lettermen's Club Wice-Pres.l Nat'l Honor Society Hall Guard Track Team Basketball Team Radio Club Senior Class Wice-Pres.l Camera Club fhess Club Iomeroom Rep. PULLMAN, JAMES ,J Durfee Int. Outlook Staff QFeature Ed.D P gg R. O. T. C. Drill Platoon ' Radio Club KTreas.D 1: SHUNN, BILL , Barbour Int. Hall Guard Star Delta C1 Home1?0mdQJ ,f A ' 4-4'rQ ?' -l . mmlflezffli 4 u-.2 Denby H.S.x-,H H 5 'P 5? E I A Q gk RENCSOK, JOEL ' Tappan Int. 5 ,L , M n SCHILK DON Hall Guard f , 9 -R . clevelind Int. Radio Club I H- my QP res.J K T Q y ' l 'rf 3 1 TROMBLY, DUANE D. A Burroughs Int. l' f VAHRATIAN RICHARD Star Delta Club K -Q ,M Durfee Int. , Hall Guard W' l ff CCapt-J R ,, . , up Football Team Horneroom Rep. 1 N 'M Radio Club Student Council K h'lm,,. Senior Class :M iTrea.s.J I f A 2 MX 4 i s Hi . y , Q f 2 5 .af lf-' ' , , A 29 Q fa' 3 f E .KE - WA 5'3 '3 ., 'f aff! gli. u ffvp f' ' K 1-x50 I 'fl ' 'I N-r'I1uM4n Home Economics The Home Economics department consists of four curricula: pre-nursing, pre-nursing commercial, dress design, and institutional foods. The pre -nursing courses prepare girls to become a nurse, physician's or dentist's assistant. Biology chemistry, microbiology and physiology and anatomy form the core of this curriculum. Dress design is for the girls wishing to specialize in clothing and textiles. Institutional is for the girls wishing to specialize in foods. GZ 4-if A-,,4, a 1 ,. ,Mali , -, W-4.',,. .X 1 , AJ M: H, , we e f , a . F it fri-'ft 'Qian-..,,, DOROTHY PATNALES MILDRED HRDLICKA BERTHA BALLARD Dept. Head fn ct L l L r-:,f g - W l a 1 - 'O Q: ,ma K E K F rig ' , Y- 'Ql W1 'RQ 'Q -mf' ' r-12 U R t. - 1. 1'-, ,,,- 5 ,Q . 11,jf: 1' : , nnap D Q -fFf'?f1f 52' i5'5 ', Y'lif.J . 5 in 13 , 1 ,ty -- - 3 -,,. , Asa Q HELEN OSBOR.N FLORENCE ORLOFF 1- If '-W 1 x...' Q TS MARY PALMER LE ONA WESTERLUND ALEXANDER, WILMA ' A' Barbour Int. A Egg S, NN Y-Teens BERKEY , DORIS Tappan Int. Dress Design Club ipres.J 5. Student Council f Senior Rep. 2 I DEMPSEY, NANCEE O. L Nolan Int. Girl's Swimming Team fcap't.D Rifle Team Y-Teens Hall Guard GREEN, JACQUE LINE Hutchins Int. Homeroom Rep. Y-Teens Basketball Team Nat'l Forensic League Spea.ker's Bureau Debate Team Radio Unit ff, Cleveland Int . , Girl s Swimming Team if Rifle Team ' 4. ' Hall Guard V .. KAUZLARICH, LORRAINE ' ' 5' OKAMOTO, RAE Foch Int. , Nat'1 Honor Society Cass Caperettes Club fsec'y-vice-pres.J Senior Class Treas. Y-Teens Ksec'y-Pres.J Maybee Class Officer CSeC'yl .Tlmior Class Officer lSec'yl PERRY, MARJORIE ANN Redford H.S. H Dress Design Club WILLIAMS, VALDA D. Barbour Int. Student Council Y- Teens Hall Guard BARKSDALE , KITTIE Post Int. Hall Guard BISCHAK , OLGA Cleveland I.nt. Cass Caperettes Club Girl's Swimming Team- Dramatics Club Hall Guard DIXSON, BEATRICE Hutchins Int . Cass Caperettes Club Biology Club Y-Teens Triangle Staff Hall Guard HOLLOWAY, PEARL Miner H.S. Y-Teens V. C . Y. Office Messenger MILLIGAN , MARILYN Nolan Int. ORIBELLO, DIANE Barbour Int. Cass Caperettes Club Basketball Team Hall Guard ROUSSELLE, BARBARA J. Cleveland Int. Cass Caperettes Club Y-Teens Dramatics Club Rifle Team A 1 40' ,, p usy A V ,N ' 1,401,545 V . Q 1 . 1 I X . In .nv A ip, , 1' Q' 4? in 53 , BEAN, NAOMI Southeastern H .S. Student Council V.C.Y. Chess Club Csec'y - treas.D Chorus Hall Guard BUTLER, .TILL Hutchins Int. Homeroom Rep. Dramatics Club Office Messenger Hall Guard ERICKSON, LOIS Redford H. S. Sportsmanship Council fsec'y.J Office Messenger Dramatics Club HUGHES, CALLIE N. Mackenzie H.S. Dress Design Club Kvice-pres.J MOORE, RUTH D. Greusel Int. Dress Design Club Student Rep. Hall Guard PALMER, JANET Greusel Int. Dress Design Club fvice-pre-SJ V.C .Y. Club Office Messenger VAN RIPER, NIRA Hutchins Int. Cass Caperettes Club AUSTIN, SHIRLEY .T . Miller H.S. Y-Teens Hall Guard Messenger BOYAJ IAN , RUTH A. Nolan Int. Y-Teens Hall Guard QCapt.J Outlook Staff CHURCHILL, CAROLYN Redford H . S. Dress Design Club CLIFT, LOIS Nolan Int. Basketball Team Cass Capers Club CSec'yl Y-Teens Camera Club COX, SUZANNE Barbour Int . Hall Guard DOW, BEVERLY Jefferson Int. GIGLIO, VERA ANN Greusel Int. Dress Design Club Hall Guard HARVEY, NADINE T. Nolan Int. Swimming Team gm. 1 y, 4 A 4 W W S9 f 4 'Z' 12 1 - , S J, ,.: p 1.l. a V K- ' 2 . ', ' Al ':leV 'EC 4 :, - ,if- . ER rw .f VW 4' ' Z W... , I-f.,, 42 .JJ we nf, , f... .W 'W ,rw f ,, W f 4 If ' W' f , .,,, p ffm M 4, Wa, 'wr' ! , 5 f 'V f wifi 4,1 , F. wv 'Mi f 1 , ,f , ,, W , 5' ... l., MQ. ' cf If 5 wa-y fmsfZf7' . ,V L1 ' -' .4 , ga lt warw , al, hw , Q' , . , fr . M.. 'M fy' MA ., 'Af' 4 f r, ,Z .:- Wg wa.. 4 1 we I M? . V! Q 7,0 M , ,t f 1 f lf, ll. ff W, , ' W, , g BALLO, HELEN Burroughs Int. Biology Club Homeroom Rep. Student Council Camera Club Dramatics Guild BUCHOWSKI, IRENE L. Cleveland Int. Swimming Team Lettergirl's Club Homeroom Rep. Hall Guard CIESLAR MARJORIE A . Burroughs Int. Nat'l Honor Society Cass Capers Club V. C. Y. CONSIGLIO , ARLENE Burroughs Int. Swimming Team Hall Guard Homeroom Rep. Lettergirl's Club CUNNINGHAM, MARY L. McMichael Int. Cass Capers Club Nurse's Aid Basketball Team DWORNICK, PHYLLIS Greusel Int. Dress Design Club GILES, VERNA LEE McMichael Int. Nurse's Aid Y-Teens Hall Guard HENDERSON, EDNA Foch Int. V. C. Y. Cass Capers Club Nat'l Honor Society Hall Guard Wx . ,, - 74 If , , M ' , , wan, was ' ., ' ,q as . ,Y x Ng .Q . , 3 N X CNP . Q bmw sxffj X , If xaf Q BE LLANTE , NANCY A, .T ackson Int. Homeroom Rep. Hall Guard CHOW, LUCILLE Western H. S. Nat'l Honor Society Cass Capers Club 1Pres.J Senior Rep. Y-Teens Biology Club Sportsmanship Council Student Council Camera Club CLARK, EARNESTINE Cleveland Int. Dress Design Club KSec'yl Y-Teens Triangle COX, .T EANNETTE Sherrand Int. Homeroom Rep. Camera Club Sportsmanship Council Y-Teens V. C. Y. Junior Art Club DAVIS, GWEN Sacred Heart Y-Teens Homeroom Rep. Hall Guard Messenger EVERAGE , JEAN HACKEL, ROSEMARY J. Cleveland Int. Cheerleader Dress Design Club CTreas.J Sportsmanship Council Lettergirl's Club Hall Guard HOWELL, BETTIE JANE Jefferson Int. Nat'l Honor Society fSec'yl V. C. Y. 1Pres.J Cass Capers Club Student Council Homeroom Rep. Triangle Staff Harp 8: Vocal Ensemble JACKSON, CLARA ' Condon Int. Cass Capers Club Y-Teens Nurse's Aid LAUGHREN , BE TTY M . Jefferson Int. Cass Capers Club Hall Guard MEADLER, CAROLYN Foch Int. V. C. Y. Nat'l Honor Society Cass Capers Club Harp 81 Vocal Ensemble Biology Club Homeroom Rep. MOORE, JEAN E. Garfield Int. Cass Capers Club lTreas.l Lettergirl's Club Y-Teens Basketball Team CCapt.J Outlook Staff Nurse's Aid Hall Guard PROUDFOOT, CORALEE Greusel Int. Cass Capers Club CPres.J Triangle Staff Speakers Bureau fTreas.J Varsity Band Dramatics Guild Camera Club Nurse's Aid Sportsmanship Council Hall Guard ROAME , IMO-GENE Jefferson Int. Cass Capers Club Homeroom Rep. Hall Guard ROSEN, JUNE H. Burroughs Int. Basketball Team K Cass Capers Club Biology Club Hall Guard SLAUGHTER, JANET Burroughs Int. V. C. Y. Dress Design Club ZR! fl 'S A 3. 4-JN '--av A Lf .A-e.,,, 5 'Y Eu- 1 9, Stn , ini Ya . v 1' Joh., i I -ra 1 , ow 1 4 as . fa 'V aff fe 44 ff I , , 1 if , , , , S X I 1 ffm ig, 1 7' ,7 I iw , 0 I ' l 4-2 f f V , fa, f . .,VAVA 4,17 , . n on ., ,. 2, mf, JAKUBOWSKI, VALERIA Greusel Int. Nat'l Honor Society Cass Capers Club Homeroom Rep. Cheerleader Student Council LEWAN, DOLORES JUANITA Cleveland Int. Biology Club Dress Design Club lTreas.J Hall Guard MCKEEVER, THELMA Jefferson Int. Dress Design Club Messenger Hall Guard MURRAY, NANCY ANN Condon Int. Cass Capers Club Camera Club Y-Teens Hall Guard Messenger RICHARDSON, RUTH M. Jackson Int. Cass Capers Club Biology Club Dramatics Guild ROBAK, HELEN Durfee lr1t . Cass Capers Club Hall Guard RYBICKI , PATRICIA Burroughs Int. Hall Guard SPINNEY, MARY Hutchins Int . Hall Guard Cass Capers Club Tennis Team Homeroom Rep. '+- W KfQ,.,ggg an , 9' , V IW' br -Wa ,M 'Y' m A . ,W ,K 1, , we W ,- , , ly . 1 V fe. W as 7. K , ' 'Q .' iw. I it il: f ' .pw 'g g an a .M V ff 'Hg Q ..'l. C 2 'V' ' J f 5 1 f f es- f-,7 ' fl f ' ' fi' . 512 ,AW f- 'Q J 5 lffwf L ' 27 , A IINGOZIAN, MARY Durfee Int. Dress Design Club Sportsmanship Council Camera Club Hall Guard LOW, PEARL Jefferson Int. Dress Design Club KVice-Pres.J Homeroom Rep. Y-Teens Student Council Hall Guard MOBLEY, VERNETT V. Sherrard Int. Basketball Team Y-Teens Chess Club Messenger POLKINGHORN , MARIL Pershing H .S. Dress Design Club Choir Hall Guard Homeroom Rep. Debating Team Glee Club RIVERS, DOREEN McMichael Int. Dress Design Club Swimming Team YN ROGERS MARGARE T M . Sherrard Int. Y-Teens Homeroom Rep. Student Council Hall Guard SHE LLS, GLORIA Sacred Heart Homeroom Rep . STEPIEN, EMELIA D. Cleveland Int. Choir Dress Design Club Y-Teens Hall Guard 33 STEWART, BEECHER A. Barbour Int. Y-Teens THOMAS, JUDY Neinas Int. Cass Capers Club Messenger WALKER, HA'I'ITIE Sacred Heart Science Club WILSON , LOUISE Tappan Int. EN . ffl SWEETLAND, RUTH J Barbour Lot. leg N g i f r I -iv V. C. Y. lSec'y7 if 'nl 'i Nat'1 Honor Society wa Q H -ln. Cass Capers Club ' fi' K Biology Club Nurse's Aid A p A Homeroom Rep. Ar Hall Guard Q '25 Tuvis, sH1RL1-:NE A. ,, fl Garfield Int. if lx? ' i 'Ty A Cass Capers Club we 7 Hall Guard WALSH, DOROTHY V. Nolan Int. PN- Hall Guard Y-Teens V X. L ' , 1 X . - , .. ,r yi -rv to if ix S i n swf lf' M mmf All Tvs, A iii? l Dramatics Club WISNTEWSKI , MARILYN Condon Int. 5 Cass Capers Club i' Homeroom Rep. . Basketball Team Nurse's Aid Hall Guard Messenger MX aes- Ipww TEAGUE, HARRIETTE 'M' M 5 Lausens H.S. A Dress Design Club linpn ' M 53 ,sg TRIPP, MATTYE L. is - ' Barbour Int. ,,, 'ff Y Messenger Q ings.. 'urn WWE K l R ll wir .A 5 fi WILDE, GRACEMARY C Oliver Ames H.S. Hall Guard YOUNG, ELVIA MAE Northwestern H.S. Homeroom Rep. Hall Guard Messenger -f f' N'-l tvf ,U Ii! 1116 ll!! 'wi 'x A J ,Ik up hun. Mechanical ,gg 5 1 Q endif ,E , FRED FRICKE Dept. Head Extensive courses in machine operation as well as courses in technology, metallurgy, and foundry practice prepare the students enrolled in this curriculum for employment on the techni- cal level or college. The student of this curriculum now has a chance to join the Pre-Engineering Club, which as its main function tours the different industrial centers of the city. This gives the student a more broad conception of his field. '2 ..1 gil, 4, 3, 1 tif? ,J 4 'V lf M: '21 ,gi ' :VW wwe A Y 1 ETFT, Y, f ,A-nf ' qymis. Q .w Aff I 'i 7'v7?- ' 'iff '5 ' y iw ' ' . W mi. itil W -Q 4-1 C . II ' CHARLES ADAMS JOHN CAMPBELL MAN A CQ+Ch'lh MOChl - ' 711+ Twmlvw EA Vwmqibl !,,v,:x t,,n f llllll ti ARTHUR FOUNTAIN HARMQN PADELFORD ATKINSON, JAMES W. X Durfee Int. T-Square Club FLOWERS, JOSEPH Q Phoenix Union H.S. qv T-Square Club Chess Club 5, JOHNS, ROGER Post Int. gf Hall Guard f 1 LEFEVER, ROGER ag. Pershing H.S. ' Football Team OLIVETO, RUSS Tappan Int. T-Square Club Q 1' Q fpres.J 3 1 Homeroom Rep. bf , Tennis Team D Senior Rep. V 5,7 J Lettermen' s Club . l PROVINCE, RALPH Jackson Int. . . 6' if Z- T-Square Club Homeroom Rep. Rifle Team V' A SIKARA, NORBERT L. Cleveland Int. H211 Guard WASILEWSKI, RAY U Post Int. iyfgfjf' ,Z V T-Square Club fr A H Cpres.J A Homeroom Rep. 'n ' 14? Hall Guard lrel A , , . ,XV V CARGILL , GENE Hutchins Int. T-Square C lub Homeroom Rep . Hall Guard HENDRICKSON, EARL R. Post Int. Pre-Engineering C lub ftreas .J KOONTER, PAUL Condon Int. T-Square Club MEREK, CHARLES Denby H. S . T -Square C lub Golf Team Hall Guard ORSELLI, ORLANDO St. Bernard H.S. Golf Team Hall Guard REDPATH, JOHN W. Western H.S. SIMONS, JOHN Post lnt. T -Square C lub WILLERSHAUSEN, GEORGE Denby H . S . Pre-Engineering Club Hall Guard FINN, BERNARD V A Jackson Int. 1 75. tw , V , , A 5 HIPSKY, EMIL , E A A E Burroughs Ir1t. A X , , 'Q 2 1 -' f .1'V1 7 W LASH, LEONARD '5' ' - Durfee Int. 7 i A T-Square Club Hall Guard cl v. vb, w MOR.KIN, FRANK . Jackson Int. fm Il- PELLER, ROBERT v. - ,fl 5 Cleveland Int. iz.. , JM: if , T-Square Club Chess Club W V A A ,Vr R.O.T.c. 1' fig Hall Guard . A A A X 'fr J, SANFORD, DONALD i f V uw Jackson Int. N ' , 9 I ,.,l.,. .tl Q WALKIEWICZ, FRANK 'lfff Cleveland Int. AR- f ,A , A 7 Q 4 C - 4 'T ' V BRENNER, DONALD Tappan Int. Pre-Engineering Club CHEBOWSKI, DON T Burroughs Int. ,K . - T-Square Club Hall Guard HEMPSEED, JAMES Barbour Int. T-Square Club CTreas.J MILLER, NORMAN S Tappan Int. T-Square Club Letterman's Club Baseball Team Football Team Homeroom Rep. OLSON, DUANE Hutchins Int. T-Square Club Homeroom Rep. Maybee Class V.P. Basketball Team Track Team Football Team Letterman's Club WILLIAMS , LEONARD W . if ROT McMichael Int. we f T-Square Club KSec'yJ Q V , 77 1, . :Al 'D mr E 5 -I M i 4 'fav ,, ,411 V 5,135 W 514 ' W MQ ! YE. . G! Y M 4 '..v -4'-s as , , N Z1 5: ff? Q ,s ww , ,f A , I 1 ' v' we-.mea-xv f, 0 ml 1 'WW 44? -' f , Q la .Lf L ' ,U ,. I, :zu ' Q' f ww, .WALL Q' Q- wh 5 1 mv l f Q . 1 f ff f I .f ,:2f,, 10 BYRUM, ROBERT L. f Tappan Int. ' CASE, R055 3 T Post Int. Senior Rep. ji, 1 FERESHETIAN, HENRY Hutchins Int. GIRA, RICHARDO E Burroughs Int. T-Square Club Hall Guard ., A7331 4931 JONES, RAYMOND , L Nolan Int- p lf KAIN ERNEST li 4 Cooley H.s. T-Square Club Q, CPreS-J T-square Club R. O. T. C. student Council A M l ' ' NAPLES, DANIEL F MUCHN11, BORIS R , Denby 1-Ls. Burroughs Int. W' - T-Square Club T-Square Club fr R, 0, T, C, , ' fzj Z f O I SUPIAN, ROBERT SM DE FRANK E. Hutchins Int. Burroughs Int. ffl A A K 2' 5, T-Square Club T'5Cll121I' 9 Club p Ti Swimming Team V g Varsity Band WILLIAMS, LINZY Greusel Int. T-Square Club Football Team Homeroom Rep. Hall Guard .wx Health Education oi I A D d 1 X it f it L A A RICHARD JOHNSON Dept. Head 'fin 6-R 2-N X- K--- N., CHARLES JENKS Dept. Head Q' Us MARIORIE CHANEY G: HELEN PULFORD English Department 'K r ,f 4 0, PAUL ANDREWS fl RODGER GOW s MARGARET QUA awk J RUSSE LL SWART Z f O 73, f- ' W C' e 1 V X X 4 K RUTH BOLLER V --, A 2 fl. 7 V I 5, I' aff m 1 If N' CHARLOTTE HUE BNER ,Wa ii xx 'X L' H LAWRENCE RAY ' 1 MARIORIE SMITH he 424 73 S-2' THE LMA BOYD A A Sa 25 3 , -' t GLADYS MAYER sf- , I ,A Jw 1 Y .- .1- rf' I 4 I u 783' I GLADYS PETERSEN ' f ELEANOR TAKKEN HELEN FULTON 4 ,. ' 5' W Q Q., 5 fa.. 5 .yy H ' T, EQ NJ: 12 BEATRICE CAMPBELL Wir ALICE MILLARD 'N 32 MARGARET SCHAUPNER Music i f i D We ww, GLENN KLEPINGER Dept. Head The music curriculum offers three years of special study in vocal or instrumental music. To enter this department, the prospective student must have had two years experience in his field of music study and pass pitch and rhythm tests. Upon graduation, the music student has an excellent foundation for either professional performance or teaching. During his three year stay in the music department, the student has a choice of belonging to the orchestra, band, choir, or different vocal groups. This also does a great deal in preparing the students for the future. ,ff ' i If J, Roxy away 5 from ro V54 R Doofy -'I' hx lk? V E HARRY BEGIAN VE LMA FROUDE fx S GNJQDE Wg, ffm K VS f-PZAS I 7 BL 'E ?,:YJ',n-'F K 4. f'S.f f 59: i ' 'V-.am 1 N. N, W ---'rr' ' iN'g5.y1N fm-W N uxvigiiiga N , 'li w?'kf. , N L , if MIC HAE L BIST RIT Z KY il W5 h Picture not available MICHAEL FRANKO GRACE MOLZOFF BARTO, RICHARD Jackson Int. Concert Band Marching Band Varsity Ba.nd Boy's Chorus Saxophone Quartet CARLON HARVEY sr. Joseph H.S. Marching Band Symphony Orchestra Boy s Chorus Fencing Club D Concert Band A C f kr' CORNELIUS, MILDRED J . Sherrard Int. Y-Teens Biology Club Chorus Basketball Team Office Messenger IANNUCCI, JOHN St. Joseph H.S. Marching Band Varsity Band Boy's Chorus Fencing Club Vocal Ensemble LEWICKI, JOAN N. Pershing H.S. Choir Orchestra Symphony Orchestra Varsity Band Vocal Ensemble Harp and Vocal NEWELL, ANNE M. McMichael Int. Symphony Orchestra Concert Band Marching Band Choir Homeroom Rep. SMITH, ADDIE M. Condon Int. Choir Orchestra Varsity Band Girl' s Chorus Y-Teens THOMSON, JANICE E . Jackson Int. Marching Band Concert Band Symphony Orchestra Varsity Band Fencing Club T L f, ' A Chamber Orchestra Choir BERTRAM, JANET Jackson Int. Nat'l Honor Society Symphony Orchestra Concert Band Salon Orchestra Marching Band Swimming Team COGAN, LEON Post Int. Nat'l Honor Society Symphony Orchestra Concert Band Varsity Band Chamber Orchestra GRAZIOTTI, TED Football Team V. C . Y. JAVIZIAN, SIIVION Southwestern H. S. Concert Band Marching Band Varsity Band Senior Rep. Fencing Club Boy's Chorus MANDELL, ROSALEE J. Durfee Int. Outlook Staff Sportsmanship Council Quill and Scroll Speaker's Bureau Varsity Band ROMANSKI, JEROME V Jackson Int. Concert Band Symphony Orchestra Marching Band Varsity Band Chorus TARABEK, EDWARD B. Burroughs Int, Concert Band Chamber Orchestra Symphony Orchestra Marching Band Fencing Club .-an hai' we fi 4' fi if BLAZEN, IVAN Jackson Int. Concert Band Marching Band Symphony Orchestra Nat'l Honor Society fpres.J CONWAY, RUSSELL B. Northwestern H.S. Concert Band Marching Band Varsity Band Track Team Tennis Team R. O. T. C . HILL, EARNEST M. McMichael Int. Choir Varsity Band Homeroom Rep. Reserve Band Concert Choir LAMPKIN, MARY R. Miller H.S. Choir Y-Teens Camera Club Band Mixed Glee Club Girl's Glee Club MCNEIL, MARGARET J. Hutchins Int. Nat'l Honor Society Chamber Orchestra Symphony Orchestra Biology Club Varsity Band SCHULTZ, HELENA S. Redford H.S. Symphony Orchestra Concert Band Marching Band String Orchestra Nat'l Honor Society THOMPSON, ROBERT J Nolan Int. Senior Class Pres. Choir Swimming Team Senior Rep. Varsity Band ARDANOWSK1, JOAN W ,,., . Burroughs Int. Chamber Orchestra ,Y ' - Symphony Orchestra C get -' Concert Band ,rv Q 25 Qog, my , Marching Band 2 1 Varsity Band QM '- Mixed Chorus BERICK, EILEEN Durfee Int. Harp Ensemble Harp Club Varsity Band Hall Guard Girls' Vocal BUONO, NANCY ,Mf .,5,.1 A , I A sw-' bln -f 7'9 -0, ' -1 WW ..., g :vv V ,V 1' I 'fi ., , Nolan Im. .,., V , 1'h Nat'l Forensic League I' 2 'w.: Speakers Bureau 45, 'Za Choir f Girls' Chorus A I Concert Band ' ' fi V, 1 A Marching Band -'ii Xf Varsity Band I fi' CHIPURN, TONY Alvu W 3 Western H.S. . 5 , 2 Concert Band , C1 ,V H Symphony Orchestra A am' A Marching Band Choir l.t if BOYS' Vocal Nat'l Honor Society H A5 DALES, HARRIET I Wilson Int. ,K L. Harp gl Vocal Ensemble ,,.A, i E Girls' Vocal Reserve Band M Vhpy I .f Mixed Chorus .,e:' 3 Hall Guard L DOUGHTY, GARDENIA Garfield Int. Choir HOUSTON, MARION E . .--- z McMichael Int. , C ho ir ' '-ff Chamber Orchestra Symphony Orchestra 'I A V. C. Y. 4-Q Camera Club '23 Y-Teens KING, JAMES L. Jefferson Int. J Symphony Orchestra fzl L :Vl EL ! Concert Band ,,yp, Marching Band Homeroom Rep. , Q, Varsity Band V Boys' Chorus I X M . ' , an Cho ir A iw Y .B ' 4,,. L Q ,W g . ff 4 ea.: . .M i' QQ if Q ,:'. f .,,, , 555. , -,W If -ff f ,1 4r 14 ,q 1 .5 ,W , .4 ,, 1 ,.', ,R fi' ' ff' 1 , .fa A! ATWOOD, JUDITH L. Cooley H.S. Concert Band Marching Band Symphony Orchestra Choir Varsity Band Girls' Chorus BE RKSE TH , DONALD Cleveland Int. Concert Band Varsity Band Choir Marching Band Boys' Glee Club BYERS, MARY L. Barbour Int. Harp Ensemble Varsity Band Concert Band Girls' Chorus Mixed Chorus CISLO, GEORGE A. Burroughs Int. Concert Band Marching Band Choir Homeroom Rep. Varsity Band Boys' Vocal DE LOOSE, ROBERT Jackson Int. Concert Band Symphony Orchestra Marching Band Choir Boys' Vocal Varsity Band DUDNEY, SALLY B. Barbour Int. Harp Ensemble Harp 81 Vocal Choir Varsity Band Radio Guild JACKSON, EUNEIDA Cleveland Int. Girls' Chorus Reserve Band Mixed Chorus Y-Teens KLIFFEL, ROBERT St. Rita H.S. Marching Band Varsity Band Choir Boys' Vocal . - -A gm e X, are ,, ,nf , W me KA , Q H we ' 2 Q' , X 5-E Q' ' . . X-,. ,f-.-X Yr' ' l ,lf- 1 w A ,, 1. - . 5 m .Q , Q ,:l. i lu' c'v of if qrebgs BENNETT, CAROLYN I Barbour Int. Choir Harp Ensemble Concert Orchestra Varsity Band Girls' Vocal Mixed Chorus BORDO, VICTOR A. Foch Int. Nat'l Honor Society Concert Band Symphony Orchestra Choir Boys' Chorus Salon Orchestra CATANESE, VIRGINIA Foch Int. Concert Band Marching Band Varsity Band Nat'l Honor Society Woodwind Quintet Student Council COHEN, EUGENE M . Durfee Int. Nat' i ep . ncer Ba V'c s a c ing Band ymphony Orchestra Choir Varsity Band DOMBROSKI, KENNETH Barbour Int. Varsity Band Concert Band Orchestra GEORGE , ALEX Burroughs Int . Symphony Orchestra Concert Band Choir Marching Band Varsity Band JOHNSON, CHARLES E . McMichael Int. Cho ir Football Team Varsity Band Orchestra LANCASTER, MARY Barbour Int. Concert Band Symphony Orchestra Varsity Band Y-Teens LEWIS, MARAGRET Sherrard Int. Chamber Orchestra Symphony Orchestra Concert Band Marching Band Varsity Band Choir Basketball Team MASTIN, ELAINE Jefferson Int. Concert Band Marching Band Varsity Band Choir Symphony Orchestra Hall Guard PREVOST, RONALD F. Tappan Int . Symphony Orchestra Concert Band Marching Band Varsity Band Radio Club V. C. Y. RIED, DONALD E. McMichael Int. Varsity Band Boys' Chorus R. 0. T. C. Chess Club Reserve Band SANDERS, MARILYN C . Foch Int. Nat'l Forensic League Concert Band Marching Band Radio Unit Debating Team Varsity Band Speakers Bureau WALKER, JERRY Jackson Int. Choir Organ Group V. C. Y. Varsity Band Boys' Chorus fb -rv I 15,15 , 5.1.1 ' 1-re. -- s Nr- 41- .- Q- it fi 3, 'S' 'try if gf.. 1- , ,A 1 7 A. ... 41-1-A it 'bw 'Z' -r in- . J LINDOW, ROBERT L. Jackson Int. Concert Band Marching Band Choir Boys' Vocal Varsity Band MINELLI, ORLANDO Hutchins Int. Concert Band Varsity Band Marching Band Boys' Vocal RENNER, GEORGE Jackson Int. Concert Band Marching Band Symphony Orchestra Homeroom Rep Boys' Vocal RODGERS, ERNEST E Garfield Int. Swimming Team . I ':, Dum ' , , 2 X Ml X7 'Mm P . S? 5 A ibu- 1 ' Z ff 'fd' K x 'TU-M me gf: 'xx 49 fp 5. . 7 Z . I! rf: 4. . ' 'f 'tw' I 4 Choir Marching Band Concert Band Varsity Band R. O. T. C. Mixed Chorus THOMPSON , WILEY V . Barbour Int. Varsity Band Marching Band Choir Hall Guard Mixed Chorus WILDER, SYLVIA C . Sherrard Int. Y-Teens Camera Club Reserve Band Girls' Chorus 4 29 'M J. Y v , 11,7 w Fil .V V .oe 5 , ' ' 'vw T' ' ' ,Q 'rv x ' 491-'Aw-rl ,,,, f 5' f 'vf-fffvdf , .n n -if .aa ? LITTMAN, SYLVIA Foch Int. Choir Concert Band Varsity Band Marching Band Mixed Chorus Girls' Vocal MOURADIAN, ALICE E Post Int. Concert Band Marching Band Choir Harp 8: Vocal Varsity Band Girls' Vocal RICHEY, ALICE L. Burroughs Int. Reserve Band Chamber Orchestra Outlook Staff Choir Symphony Orchestra Girls' Chorus ROOT, DEANE Western H. S. Concert Band Marching Band Choir Boys' Glee Club WAGGLE , PATRICIA Jackson Int. Homeroom Rep. Symphony Orchestra Choir Harp Club Harp gl Vocal Chamber Orchestra WOUGHTER, RUTH Post Int. Chamber Orchestra Symphony Orchestra Student Council Biology Club Varsity Band Girls' Chorus Polytech Curriculum he N , X ..-,-. L, I 5 3 if A Dept Head Y 5' I FRED FRICKE f m' , S s ' X Q ' u . f x -nf ,355 g 'W X W: S -..Qi4DAiAEAfl-RHIS7-OBJ B 1 Y Loafer O L O G X g Scqugxy X, H C E -X41 dr Polytechnical is a curriculum for students who upon entering one department desire to transfer to another. Polytech students must not only take the required academics for college entrance, but also tech- nical subjects from any curriculum. This curriculum enables its stu- dents to graduate at the end of three years study although their fields of major interest change. ALEXANDER, MARIAN Hutchins Int. Orchestra Biology Club BERGIN, GARY W. Nolan Int. T-Square Club Tennis Team GUTERMAN , STANLEY Durfee Int. 41 Outlook Staif Debating Team International Club MURPHY, ROLLEY G. Foch Int. Homeroom Rep . Hall Guard SAINT , CHARLES Burroughs Int . Hall Guard WEINER, GERSHON R. Tappan Int. Homeroom Rep. Track Team Cross-Country Team Sportsmanship Council Hall Guard R. O . T . C . ASTRUP , LLOYD McMichael Int. Letterman's Club Baseball Team Swimming Team Jil 4 J, ut, D BATES, ALICE L Barbour Int. Y-Teens X bag eam N OSC CCI, LOUIS St. B edict H.S. 4 X' , f , AI , 4 . Q- fw f 'Q ' w I4 gf ff,, 2' 1 g If f x . wr JZ fs 'ff LANG RICHARD as ' .I 41,1 Barbour Int. 1 'K I 4 Hall Guard '1i i' 5 1- r ,Qi 'luv l as . NEARY, GILBERT G. 1 , Tappan Int. .3 15, N Homeroom Rep. ' I 01 BELETZ , JERRY Assumption H.S. DAIDONE , ROBERT Southeastern H. S . LEWIS, JOYCE L. Sherrard Int. PEISS, NATHAN H. Hutchins Int. Triangle Staff fEditor-in-Chiefj Outlook Staff Quill and Scroll ftreas .J Student Council Camera Club -zz f f Photo Lab Assist. ,p c.A.v.A. 54 - I.M . S. S.C . ! .. 4'-I SMITH, MARY Lou ,A I , McM1chae1Ir't' at szUBEczAK, RICHARD Senior Rep, in A Condon Int. Hall Guard up Han Guard YEE, JOHNNY gs C Chinese School A ' L qw V ATTAR, VICTOR Southwestern H .S. V in f ' BALAN , RONALD ' f H Durfee Int. 1 1 it 2 ff ? . Auto-Aero club Q, 4' Swimming Team i'fQfa, Q Homeroom Rep. Homeroom Rep Letterman's Club . R. O. T. C. ' 5 ..., ' x , I f f ' X g f 6. 5 2 Nolan Int Homeroom Rep wx 0 BARGABUS PATRICIA 0 za. Hall Guard CARTER, PAUL R. McMichael Int. DOANE , RETTA Burroughs Int. Hall Guard GRASTY, JAME Burroughs Int. I 1 N Football Team R. O. T. C. I 4-' N., XX ' HARRIS, NANCY Plymouth, Michigan HUGHES, MARJORIE Post Int. LEE, SYLVIA Sacred Heart H. S. Triangle Staff Radio Unit Outlook Staff Speaker's Bureau MAUR, ANNIE Hutchins Int . :ei . - fi , 4 i Q if 'Qu-. , I 'fgiif ' , , 'F' .f in 'f 35? Www if T X was fWw,,w ., C'fVm W 4,52 wwe? 3 . ' T , ,',, , . 'vv ' ,n ., 6, 2 Z 1, f af-ur? ' '4e 'f4 I I N if I f' , N. we f L A 4, BERNSTEIN, HERBERT Hutchins Int. Letterman's Club Baseball Team my Marching Band Hall Guard CATENACCI, ROSE MARY Foch Int. Homeroom Rep. Girls' Chorus Mixed Chorus Hall Guard GILL, JERRY Foch Int. M f Pre-Engineering Club Q, ,f f , im., Sf: Q 1, GRENIER, MARLO Nolan Int. HENDRIETH, NORVILLE Greusel Int. Football Team McMichael Int. Auto -Aero Club 3- . Homeroom Rep. JENNINGS, LAWRENCE F. LLOYD, DOROTHY E. . Nolan Int. Nat' 1 Honor Society A Y-Teens .V Outlook Staff , Swimming Team , Biology Club Tempermental Staff Quill and Scroll Junior Art Club Er MARDIS, GEORGIA Jackson Int. Hall Guard . .Ry- jk -11' BROUGH TON, DAVID Durfee Int. Architectural Club Movie Operator R. O. T. C. DAVIDSON, WILLIAM I Greusel Int. Senior Rep. Homeroom Rep. Hall Guard GILSON, ROBERT W. Tappan Int. Pre-Engineering Club I-IANFORD, JACK T. Hutchins Int. Football Team Baseball Team HOLLANDS , KAYE Jackson Int. KINSEY, VERNELIS Foch Int. Nat'l Honor Society Triangle Staff Sportsmanship Council Speaker's Bureau Mixed Chorus Radio Unit Outlook Staff LUKEY, IVAN K. Post Int. Student Council Pre-Engineering Club Homeroom Rep. Lab. Assistant McCLIMENT, EDWARD Catholic Central H.S. wk s, Q-. ' x 1 L! NOWAK, HARRY MARCINKOWSIQ, FRANK fri gs., ,R 1 'P-N .L , Burroughs Int. Pre-Engineering Club - L V 'KI idiwixl PEPP JACK N we f I PRETTY CARL R Cefltral H.S. i Xu. CP X W McMichael Int. . fx C 'nwF. ROCHETTE, DON . I Tappan Int. ,V pre-Engineering cub Q.. 'P as ef SCHUSTER, JOSEPH Reserve Band lx, YL Condon Int. Marching Band -Q ' 4. , Concert Band A.. Fa , P . ' . ' A SHIMKUS , GERALDINE Hutchins Int. Advertising Art Club Junior Art Club Y-Teens TENDLER , ROSEANNE Durfee Int . Triangle Staff Camera Club fPres.D Homeroom Rep. Sportsmanship Council Junior Art Club Outlook Staff WHEELER, DONNA A. Barbour Int. Homeroom Rep. Outlook Staff Dramatics Club Hall Guard WISE, JIM Denby H.S. Architectural Club Homeroom Rep. Letterman's Club Football Team Basketball Team , .M 3 . 3. IG' aff' PP lv M. ,, H. A 4 w 1 4 A227 ,, r, 'n .V 6- v nj 1 34' f . 'V ' ...V W. ff. '21 Q Q. ,,,ff , nw V, , ,jg I f T, STRONG, JOYCE Northwestern H. S. Girls' Chem . C lub THRUSH , DENNIS Foch Int. WHITE, JOHN D. McMichael mt. Boys' Chorus Varsity Band Hall Guard WELCH, JAMES hw- ', ...,..f,f1.,f,. . . M 14' Zi Pwr' 4 -W M4 r gfb-4 M f 2 f faffx! JV 1 '91 f , 45 Tm- 'ks' ff w 'll 2' v Q N F .jf- 'aww 'Wy KV 5 1 , f if ,ff 'Q .- 3 if' f 1 We m Wu ww , .J ata KE! V 4 P271 ,Q rm.. 'ff 2 2 O .0 O MILLIGAN, KEITH Nolan Int. Football Team Letterman' s Club PEEPLES, ALBERT McMichael Int. Auto -Aero Club ROBINSON, ROBERT Post Int. STEPHENS, ERWIN C. McMichael Int. Homeroom Rep. R. O. T. C. Pre-Engineering Club Varsity Band V. C. Y. Camera Club Hall Guard SWANTEK, THEODORE R Burroughs Int. TI-IURMAN, KENNETH C. Post Int. Pre-Engineering Club Football Team R. O. T. C. Rifle Team WILLIAMS , WILLIAM 47 , 4,327 , Z H? V , JW , Q2 7 1 M4 4, ff f 462.4-ZW f ' 1 W ' fy S 1550, Printing 3 , 2. t 37255 ROBERT SHIELDS HARLEY GOODWIN RICHARD GIEBEL Dept. Head The Printing Department prepares young men for entrance into the printing industries of our city on atechnical level. It provides an opportunity for developing a broad knowledge and experience in the basic printing processes which are necessary for entrance and ad- vancement in the various branches of the graphic arts. Our graduates may be found holding responsible positions in many of the printing establishments of Detroit. In the past few years a number of our students have been national winners in the Printing Division of the Ford Industrial Arts Awards Competition. Dxfi rwv KQ3 IS, .' W fl? nl 11-f':-JR R7 D ut ' PETER RYBOCK ROBERT MARTIN 5i!4i7 5' ' M , 2 n.. 7 f hh 'R f BARTELS, WILLIAM W. Nolan Int. Wapika Club Baseball Team Lettermen's Club Hall Guard GRANT , GEORGE A . Post Int. Nat'l Honor Society Wapika Club Student Council Homeroom Rep. R. 0 . T . C . Rifle Team NOWAK, EDWIN Cleveland Int. Wapika Club Homeroom Rep . SMITH, RONALD R . Tappan Int. Wapika Club Cpres.J Homeroom Rep. R.0. T.C. COLENSO, ROBERT T. Hutchins Int. Wapika Club Kpres.l R.O . T.C. Rifle Team MARKLE , DION M . Hutchins Int. Wapika C lub R.O.T.C. PARKER, HARRY W. Condon Int. Wapika Club WIEDERHOLD , RAYMOND W . Tappan Int. Wapika Club ftreas.l R,O. T.C. Stage Crew DeRUSHA, KENT Jefferson Int. MATSON, EDDIE A Tappan Int. Wapika Club SIMKOW, PAUL Chadsey H.S. Wapika Club Homeroom Rep. Senior Rep. BAGERIS, EVANS N. Hutchins Int. Wapika Club Baseball Team Letterman's Club Homeroom Rep. Hall Guard FRANCKOWIAK , EUGENE Burroughs Int . Wapika Club lSec'yJ Football Team lCapt.l Letterman's Club Homeroom Rep. Hall Guard GRIFFIS, DAVID L. Barbour Int. Wapika Club Basketball Team Hall Guard HOY, DALE Jefferson Int. Wapika Club fPres.J Nat'l Honor Society Homeroom Rep. Senior Rep. Hall Guard McCAMEY, JAMES H. Foch Int. Wapika Club fSec'yJ NOWLIN, ROY C . Hutchins Int. 50 1 PS wDv T ?-2. 1 ' I une Graduates BLACK, WILLIAM E. Barbour Int. Wapika Club R. O. T. C. f , ' f' 1 325 ,V 62.1 . ,. ff' ,- -v- 1, A-f .+I 1. ff I+ 4 M ,, FULTZ, RICHARD Tappan Int. mf GV Wapika Club mg, ,W ra.. , I Q? M , HELLIAR, WILLIAM J A ,Q .,.. Redf d H.S. , , P V 1 or W' 'nf' vaa M1 w. an , Wapika Club ' WX' ,A5:.1,..5:A, ., Homeroom Rep. , 'Vg' X A Q .'..,. L -4 Z i ' l A 'I-aff! L , KNIGHT, WILLIAM w. a t R ,E , M School for the Deaf . ,NI ,, 1 L, I, it f , JJ Tm MARTINOVICH, JOHN 'lay Hia, 5 , W1 PALLITTA, PATRICK I Condon Int. I 5 '-W 11. Mil ' R sa. ', M Wapika Club 1, dx Q pf 'gf Hall Guard L Q1 ' A W' el x rxv W XQVX ,.,' y Kg , . Z l.,, Q 1' V '4A:?.'1fA2. , Q, DAHLBERG, RICHARD A Nolan Int. Wapika Club Hall Guard GREENBLATT, SAM Post Int. Wapika Club Homeroom Rep. Hall Guard HOCKIING, LEROY R. Nolan Int. Wapika Club R. O. T. C. Football Team Hall Guard MacDONALD, RICHARD St. Cecilia H. S. MURPHY, WILLIAM Burroughs Int . SAVELA, LLOYD E. Post nu. Wapika Club Concert Band MR. HARRY BEGIAN, CONDUCTOR 3 0 H VXA, 3 ' fx - 11,1 1 41 F A n A gi?-'xiii H - ff .1 F. A ri Orchestra MICHAE L BISTRITZSKY , CONDUCT ,,,4 4 ,, ., mr ..,, 1' ,uf - Q W5 ,,,,r,gf W 2 52 'Q. Science if i My We A We ag fw - 7. 'AZ T'-, sz,-, I ! l U :ff ag-Q. ' X h. g t Ii, RAYMOND IARED HARVEY BRAND CLARA BAILEY MAX GROSS Dept. Head at xl W, all 'fr , , 2 f Ajit 47 in f THEODORE HOLMBE RG ANN IACOBSON l l Loveuloql 5 ' Q79 N 1 4 4: it , X 'X'x. 1 xl! , If i a.. XA A hr if-.f-.M RALPH LANCE lovpofv g 0439 l ' Illxxiuhl fgfmij i it Y RUTH YOST Picture not available HENRY MCMULLAN 4 . .t... V- W SAMUE L ROWLEY X! tl Graduates of the chemical biological and chemical metallurgical curriculums may find employment in the chemical or biological laboratories of the Detroit Area as routine chemists or laboratory assistants. Colleges and universities welcome these graduates into the engin- eering and liberal arts colleges. Few high schools of the country can offer as much or as many science courses at Cass. There are six courses in Chemistry, two in advanced biologyg fphysi- ology and microbiologyj. Two in metallurgy as well as elementary biology and physics. ygfx -ay ,PII f M M ju, nm GORDON SALTON ,. XM 7 i . , ma- K5 TRAVER SUTTON 'Q Z me , L ,W .Y .Y 'W ' ' 'A fiff? '- sf' 4, ! 6 7 I? ti. ? if 1 ffl 5' HOWARD GAYLORD P ff , i Q was is fb-4 ARTHUR OBEL at i,-Sew cf. f , r l IAMES SIMON is A ,.f.wm.x F .W ,f X 'wx sg, 1 MNH , ik L i V X... C CE? 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Chess Club BRYANT, JAMES G. McMichael Int. Biology Club Radio Unit Hall Guard Office Messenger ELTRINGHAM, JAMES Barbour Int. Nat'l Honor Society Chemistry Club Biology Club GOLDFADEN, JERRY Condon Int. Chemistry Club Student Rep. Hall Guard KANE , MARY Condon Int. Senior Class Sec'y Student Council Homeroom Rep. Outlook Staff Quill and Scroll Sportsmanship Council Girl's Science Club Biology Club if if 41, A az... -J f i 1 .. N S1 v f . A lx fe i 1 A W-4 A fl 'l '7 ' O'NEAL, ALEXANDER C . If ' Greusel Int. Lettermen's Club Track Team lcapt.l Hall Guard Dramatics Club SCHECHTER, HILDA M. Hutchins Int. Girl' s Science Club VARNER, O'NEAL Western H. S. Lettermen's Club Track Team Cross-Country Team Hall Guard An f ' 'Wal,,,, f -, 1, , , 4 Qu . mt v Way 4 I V W ffafw' 1, f ,Q f 1 . 1 4 f 4 , 4 f ,I f. f 14 1 S 'W 1 fn f Am O 4 JG' fi ., Z, ff , .,7 X31 - .3739 - A x Q7 A 'vf af f f 1 t..' SW , 1 be' f kk f x BERBERIAN, BALIG Tappan Int . Girl's Science Club Biology Club Camera Club tSeC'yJ Homeroom Rep. Y-Teens DENNISON, WALTER Burroughs Int. FRASER, JAMES Jackson Int. Chemistry Club Student Rep. Hall Guard HERMAN, RONALD Post Int. Chemistry Club Biology Club Hall Guard Office Messenger KANGAS, JOYCE YVONNE Jefferson Int. Biology Club Girl's Science Club tvice-pres.J Office Messenger PETERS, FRANK Foch Int. Student Rep. C hess C lub THOMPSON , WALTER Hutchins , Int . Chemistry Club WEISBERG, SHELDON Durfee Int . Nat'l Honor Society Chemistry Club 53 WULFMAN, DAVID S. Jackson Int. Chemistry Club Chemistry Lab. Assist. Swimming Team Lettermen's Club Hall Guard ANDRICOPOULOS, JAM McMichael Int. Chess Club Hall Guard BE LLAMY, LOIS Caro H.S. Girls' Science Club BRUSH, THOMAS B. Jackson Int. Track Team iCo-Capt.J Cross-Country Student Council Sportsmanship Council Boys' Chem. Club Biology Club Letterman's Club CAMPBELL, BOB Western H. S. Chem. Club Letterman's Club Basketball Team Homeroom Rep. Chess Club Hall Guard BROCK, DEW Jackson Int. Boys' Cehm. Club tPres.J Biology Club Nat'l Honor Society Lab. Assistant Hall Guard EISLER, TOM Barbour Int. Nat'l Honor Society Outlook Staff Boy's Chem. Club Biology Club Student Rep. Quill and Scroll Chess Club fPres.l Varsity Band , ,. W , YOUNG, JAMES P Oakman Int. Nat'l Honor Society Outlook Staff Chemistry Club tsec y - treas.J Student Council V ..-f- .,,, L Senior Class Vice-pres. all W A M if Y f 1 I if 1 Q Biology Club Qvice-pres .J 1221-,,1,i.ffg1:3 .lfdihfn I une Graduates 59' APPEL, DAVID N. I A ,ms Hutchins Int. X'.,m-. 1 94. A H K PE. , +32 94-aaa.. f ff as 9 I E 4 Z V ?l -I uh . . ,.,,, V , ., ,,,, ,., ' 1 M I , it 'fv 14:'f:fl'l'. .. 1010? .- ,. ,, fr , ., 1-'3-' if fgw ggfvifa' -, ' , , , , Q z1f,4f7 JP 7 W ., , 'ff X S ..-9 H 34.37121 s q,,. W lv v BERMAN, JOSEPH Durfee Int. Concert Band Boy's Chem. Club BYNUM, GLENN Garfield Int. Boys' Chem. Club Biology Club Hall Guard COGAN, PHYLLIS Post Int. Girl's Science Club Dramatics Club Hall Guard DIEM, WREX Jefferson Int. Varsity Band Varsity Football R. O. T. C. EIZEN, SHELDON D. Durfee Int. Sportsmanship Council Student Council Boy's Chem. Club Student Rep. Hall Guard s ,M Jomwq 1' 4,2 4 A S fn N2 rg we 'W 1, Y V 1 J Z Z I f X . -., if 6' s v , if 795 5 1 aw , ., 1. For ai RQ Q NJ , . .:.Q...w.. U. I X S NX X 'Q V Q - 'its a 1 ' X f 1 X.- N- 4 'N f ,7 ,MTV 54 ? WILLIAMS, ALVIN Greusel Int . ATHERTON, SUSAN R. McMichael Int. Biology Club Girl's Science Club Sportsmanship Council 1Stu. Councill A Capella Staff Outlook Staff Student Council Hall Guard BROWN, LARRY G. Barbour Int. Hall Guard CALLAHAN, MARY ANN DANIELSKI, JOYCE H. Burroughs Int. Girl's Science Club Nat'l Honor Society Biology Club Student Council Student Reps Sportsmanship Council Girl's Chorus DI GIOVANNI , C LE TO Jackson Int. Nat'l Honor Society Outlook Staff Triangle Staff Boy's Chem. Club Biology Club Quill and Scroll Sportsmanship Council Hall Guard ENGELDER, PAUL McMichael Int. Boy's Chem. Club tV.P.J Homeroom Reps Chess Club Varsity Band Nat'l Honor Society Hall Guard FORMAN , ROY Hutchins Int. Speaker' s Bureau Radio Guild 33 Dramatics Club X... Q Boy's Chem. Club O Varsity Band Nat'l Forensic League - Han Guard fl GODFREY, WALTER A Durfee Int. , Basketball Team I ' KCO-Capt.J - . A11-C ity Basketball A 1 ' All-State Basketball A ' Lettermen's Club CV.RJ Baseball QCapt.l Sportsmanship Council 'Q 45 ,f fv- GUYTON, JANICE Jefferson Int. - .- tr., Girl's Science Club 'A-' Biology Club HARR, WILLIAM McMichael Int. . 1:59 g nw HODOREK, DOROTHY A. A Western H. S. Outlook Staff f Girl's Science Club If Biology Club I Chess Club 9 x .3- 6 KELMAN, MAURICE f Durfee Int. Nat'l Honor Society . Boy's Chem. Club 'fb Biology Club Q y LLOYD, RUTH s. McMichael Int. on-rs science Club Homeroom Rep. .g f ' if Mfrs MITCHELL, WILLIAM .I. Neinas Int. J Boy's chem. Club Chess Club Q Biology Club y V Nat'l Honor Society Lab. Assistant Homeroom Rep. ,J GARRISON, MAURE EN Hutchins Int, Girl's Science Club Nat'l Forensic League Speaker's Bureau Biology Club Dramatics Club Radio Guild GOMEZ, ANTHONY Barbour Int. HAIDY, CAROLYN R. Durfee Int. Girl's Science Club Homeroom Rep. Camera Club Sportsmanship Council Outlook Staff Hall Guard HARRISON , PHYLLIS A . McMichael Int. Girl's Science Club Homeroom Rep. Student Council fSec'yJ Radio Guild Speaker's Bureau Sportsmanship Council Nat'l Honor Society HOSAY, NORMAN Post Int. Boy's Chem. Club KRIVOSHA, NORMAN M Hutchins Int. Boy's Chem. Club Homeroom Rep. Hall Guard MaCIVOR, JANET Hutchins Int. Girl's Science Club Biology Club Junior Class Treas. Maybee Class Sec'y Biology Club fTreas.J Student Council Student Rep. Triangle Staff MONROE, EARLE McMichael Int. Public Speaking .,4. , 'gm ai fi. rf. if 1 V f' Q 1 2 K, m I iff' H 4. 'fe ., a .52 3' jp. .:,j.y.' 1 -ff? ' '- A ,I I .ff N-.3 6-. . L- if ,I ,... 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Nat'l Honor Society SCHAEFER, PATRICIA M. McMichael Int. Girl's Science Club Biology Club Homeroom Rep. Student Council SIMMONS , GWENDOLYN Cleveland Int. Girl's Science Club THOMAS, DUANE WORDEN, SHIRLEY Nolan Int . Girl's Science Club Homeroom Rep. ZACK, BURTON JAY Durfee Int. Nat'l Honor Society Outlook Staff Boy's Chem. Club Golf Team Chess Club gQ'sa till f V ,.,, f . , ,. A , wi. . ,,. 5 X , ,. ., .X I f --. N , I WP ,gf S, .SER ... tagw NNW' L I -ff S 2 Sv ' 1 X ...vi .v . Q :Y 1' j X . 9 W grew 1 'fa-Hag' .. 3 iw. ,fa 35' GZ. 8 ? 0, ,M wg, Y W g PERRY, GEORGE Nolan Int. Nat'l Honor Society V Lab. Assistant - 15' as 5 wi. '3' . 222. . SARYA, ARNOLD F. . Post Int. , 'if Junior Class Pres. f I . Outlook Staff A ' Maybee Class Rep. --.1. ' Cross-Country Team Sportsmanship Council KP res .D -- Student Council Boy's Chem. Club i s A.. gg Track Team lCapt.J K sa. it J . '. It . M I Q ' W.. . SCHULZE,HUGO af Tappan Int. - an Boy's Chem. 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Y-Teens Chess Club Basketball Team DRAIN, JOHN Miner H.s. Hall Guard JONES, BARBARA Garfield Int. Hall Guard LEVON, WALTER R . Nolan Ir1t. T-Square Club CPres .J MYERS, CHARLES Tappan Int. Hall Guard T-Square Club SPUNT, EMANUEL Durfee Int. Architectural Club Sportsmanship Council Movie Operator Hall Guard VANNI, ROBERT Greusel Int. Homeroom Rep. Football Team Hall Guard W X W3 , A' vw 5 we In X '--A 1 we-aw, lf 'iw A 5 ra ' X - -X Q. ac 7 in x f' s , 2 Q., A we +1 it as , ., A-I 5 R, 51,1 - fr if E' it l ,sf A -,-:gig as WWE J 3 A A G' BOOZER, ALDINE Greusel Int. Biology Club Cheerleader Camera Club Y-Teens Hall Guard CWIKLINSIU , VINCENT Burroughs Int. Boy's Chemistry Club GIBBS , GERALD Sherrard Int. Choir Varsity Band Track Team JONES, ROSE MARIE Garfield Int. Y-Teens LYLE , HYCINTO POLLOCK, DALE Hutchins Int. Aero Club Track Team STRAUSS, LYN Nolan Int. Wapika Club X -0' O' fy V' ' 'iep ul .I ' g A A nf'- . 1ff..'t.'.!'f-'Na 'I Y en- -Q n '?' 7 54.3. Jggbv, R L ui? 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Y. - FR' C I Choir f L, - Harp and Vocal Triple Trio 1' all rw Q Ei? ,ff f f Q V I M ff f f f I f 1 f , , My BRODER, Jon: McMichael Int. Biology Club Tennis Team Hall Guard GOULD , WILLIAM K I gp BURWEGER, NORMA Tappan Int- Q, 'B so PEPONIS, CRIST T-Square Club 1Sec'yJ Hall Guard QUACKENBUSH , NORMA Jefferson Int. Cass Capers Club Hall Guard ZORNIK, RUDY Foch Int. STEVENSON, PATRICIA Commerce H. S f by e January Mock Election y Bob Thompson, Boy j X V we I ig Most Likely to Succeed Helena Schultz, Wt R y Most studious Girl if gf 'K xg f 9 Q I 5 un. 4 I y eg B - ni' ' '- A re- F, B e-eff -fe A I C Robert Stevens, - y -4 3,5 , Most Studious Boy W?- xi EHKMSQQQ y 53: 'W X , Qi BW! :Lf 4 .mi N ' ' fi - A - . if - , X 1 15, an if , 0 . Balig Berberian, V Dominic Sebastian, M0St BHSMU1 Girl B E as Most Bashful Boy , ff, P X 1 is K o U ' ' . ! , 1 0 , ., A B' john Iannuicci, . r .ww ui Class Clown y Y ' H, L 'nU,.jl!ll xx tttt y W-f any 5 ' ' my ,C h Class Baby Q, -. ,,, tif 2 'L IH-10 IH , Nancee Dempsey Most Athletic Girl i' Mary Kane, Frank Peters, Harry Derderian Most Coosome Twosome Most Athletic Boy f K - V. A . if if 'T I 'N 1 me-:I 9 9 9' .u 7 A Naomi Bean , '10 K 0 2, o ,3 O I I , M f 4 I o 6 L ' 5 1 Y 60 yr feb xl ' W 'Q 'Virgin A.. L A 4 E? a 'Q fl at 1 2 s A f Judy Segal, Girl With The Best Line . . i A rs. l 'X f' I 'L' , , iq N Rae Okamoto, J, Best Dressed Girl Aj Mary Kane, Girl Dave Thomas, Most Likely to Succeed Best Dressed Boy , wh if! 'V' 1 9, 1 1 O Q X .! , I -g Jim Perpena, Boy With Most School Spirit ,ff 'Y' A203 , ei' Dave Wulfman, Boy With Biggest Feet Nanette Gurrizzian, Girl With Most School Spirit, Most Popular Girl Og, 1 X 0 I O Lois Erickson, Prettiest Girl lanuary Senior Achievements Electrical SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS Thomas Woodward--Rennsaeler Polytechnical Institute Medal Thomas Woodward--Engineering Society of Detroit Certificate of Merit Ford Industrial Arts Awards in Printing George Grant, Dion Markle, Harry Parker, Paul Simkow, Ronald Smith Home Economics Jacqueline Green--National Forensic League Award Physical Education David Wulfman--Kloss Memorial Trophy Printing Dion Markle--American Type Founders Award Dion Markle--Scholarship, Wayne University Science James Eltringham--The Bausch gl Lomb Medal Social Studies Lois Bellamy--Civitan Club Award Robert Stevens--W.R. Hearst American History Award NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS Ivan Blazen Leon Cogan james Eltringham George Grant Nanette Gurizzian Mary Lancaster Martin Lipsitt Margaret McNeil Winfred Neuman Marian Alesancer Winston Atkinson janet Bertram Charles Dillon Stanley Guterman Earl Hendrickson Richard Hornick Rae Okamoto Robert Stevens Helen Schultz jane Welliver Sheldon Weisberg Thomas Woodward james Young Martin Zeldes Dion Markle Camile Reuben Geraldine Sakal Robert Thompson Janice Thomson Donald Worlsley David Wulfinan Rosalee Mandell HIGHEST HONORS GRADUATES, JANUARY 1952 Architectural Building: Robert Stevens Automotive: Martin Zeldes Chemical-Biological: James Eltringham Commercial Art: Harold Brickner, Joseph Lingeman, Camille Reuben, Jane Welliver Costume Illustration: Charles Dillon, Nanette Gurrizzian Electrical: Thomas Woodward Mechanical Drafting: Winston Atkinson Music: Janet Bertram, Margaret McNeil, Rosalee Mandell, Helen Schultz, Janice Thomson Polytechnical: Marian Alexander I une Senior Achievements SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS ART CURRICULUM: George Chiamos California School of Arts and Crafts Geraldine Sakall Cooper Union and Pratt Institute, New York City Steve Solosy John Herrone Art Institute Michael Van De Keere Carnegie Institute and University of Michigan Jim Rosen Cooper Union DRAFTING AND BUILDING CURRICULUM: Duane Olson Athletic Scholarship Leonard Baranski Reniseler Scholarship Emanuel Spunt University of Michigan Scholarship HOME ECONOMICS CURRICULUM: Lucille Chow Michigan State Scholarship Betty Jane Howell Nursing Scholarship, Detroit Council of Nursing Edna Henderson Nursing Scholarship, Detroit Council of Nursing Helen Roback Representative of Cass for DAR Award Nadine Harvey Scholarship, Osteopathic Hospital of Philadelphia SCIENCE CURRICULUM: Ford Scholarship Mary Kane James Young Cleto DiGi0vanni Walt Godfrey, University of Detroit, University of Delaware, Michigan State College, Wayne University, Lawrence Institute of Technology ELECTRICAL: George Gatewood, University of Detroit, University of Delaware, Michigan State College, Wayne University, Lawrence Institute of Technology ENGLISH DEPARTMENT AWARDS: Paul Scott Scholastic Poetry Award Dorothy Lloyd Journalism Writing Cleto DiGiovanni Scholastic Award Journalism Writing Scholastic Award SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT: Robert Stevens Hearst American History Contest Jean Kay Radford Civitan Essay Contest Winner NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CANDIDATES 12A 12A Atwood, Judy Music Mansfield, Sally Bennett, Carolyn Music Moore, Jean Brush, Thomas Science Newell, Helen Buono, Nancy Music Nove, Hannan Carlson, Nita Art Porter, Arnold Cislo, George Music Pullman, -Tim Corr, Edwin Auto-aero Radford, Jean Dudney, Sally Music Richey, Lane Fisher, Paul Electrical Robak, Helen Fitz, Coracyn Art Roseliep, R0b6I't Franchowiak, Eugene Printing 521119, NHHCY Garrison, Maureen Science SHTYH, A1'H0ld George, Alex Music Thornton, Betty Grimm, Robert Science Trombly, Duane Guyton, Janice Science VanDeKeere, Michael Harvey, Nadine Home Econ. 12B Hosay, Norman Science B01'Cl0Hi, Michael Jackson, Clara Home Econ. Brandt, Richard Jones, Raymond Mech. Draft. Chapman, 511519 Kerns, Marilyn Art Dllngaf, J 311195 King, James Music Finkelstein, Irwin Kolton, Daniel Auto-Aero IVQFY, Bafllafa Lewis, Margaret Music Kllppel, Wllllam Lukey, Ivan Mech, g, Mfg, Lazerson, Howard McCliment, Edward High School Stoyka, Michael Art Home Econ. Art Electrical Electrical Electrical Art Music Home Econ Auto -Aero Science Science Science Electrical Art Science P rinting Home Econ Electrical Science Mus ic Science Science Science Bob Grimm, Boy Most Likely 1, ' fv.q'kl':l 1 ' f, , .,W K m y V S ? I une V. if Iv y A Seniors '- .. ,4,'. , -f ' ,F-'4 ' Mock :O ', Election .5 .H .' Um 7' 6 1' ' 6'4 'ffl' - ' To Succeed ' A 'N , - ' Maureen Garrison,Girl . D F- h Most Likely To Succeed Sauy.ManS?le1d' an IS er' Prettlest Glrl C1aSS Clown - S L can ' 'HZ' '-1:-' J W V I 1' !,!f f' ' , srl' K A F 1, Jr, ,-. . 1 Nay L -ff ww ' , . 11: gl elf L Q e J 1., In H- l , L, ! y f lf- fy , 7 1. ' X 11 ,A Q W- . . - ' f ! 'Q 5 L L W W ,QW 61 tri 1 V ZS, ,' - Af -1-g. Z 1 - 2, D'Qx I V' ,N N::V54f P-, 51 Harvey Sfeingold, BOY qu Most Likely to Jump Off N- Q Q Eighth Floor Roof Pete Lyon, lg? s W Class Casanova , 9 ,. l Qlmllx ' ffln,, , vffn 'L I 9' 1 ,5, 1 'I' , Q X 1 ' 1 ' O J N 4' 4. K1 W7 sau I C ruff? E Iune Rosen up WNHIZ M y Class Flirt i s OOO! 11m Perpena Boy Wlth Most School Splrlt ,Q N, N Q, Pat Truman G1rlW1th QQ...s0 9 5 ..,--L Most School Spirlt H9095 'NN VO M 4, --C--5 Nagy Noun 4 1, .0.t:s..1fSb N 'W 9 44 'l,:1I 5, A ' In ,N 'X l' ' 'l 1 9 f- n 5 5 i 1 'uI W l.., Nw. ' K ,t Xa -cmd: A -' 11 X x . 0 ' J X I A fn ff S -f , -S --lf f f- . . , 1 H , ' 1' A ,gui I' 'Fixx ' 0 I 1 .I 'I' - - fauna' , 11, , V V I, P , A , ,I 4 in t, I . . .. -4' - ,- 'I . . ' 5 0 v I -2,11-,f .-Eli, 'f -v , O Q . f'K v -'1 I - - f L -----.Ssj .-in 15-l - - ' -'---.,.. fc J- 1 g1.? v Q .-.-...-' ' Y ' ' l--.-Li Q., Q-'v ln-1, fl, f: ., f--- +L A I 417' X 1. - f : .Q' 4 SEN- qi I 1 ' :wr -N ul X .I , -1 is S , A - 54 - 1, - XY- f 'T 4 L M D . , ' 'E H 6 by an F1sher, Bob Grimm - -5 21- if: I, Most Popular Boys -slag W fj Mig I fl, W fha, -lf' I l Q -gg-gzggg Ali f ,wr YN NWA f I 1. '5 , ,'e:L':'z?f, : ' t 1 f W , ,-,. Ianet Maclvor, 1 Xa , R mplg W, N.-Qu,-' Most Popular Girl -J -2... -Q 1,9 A Marilyn Sebastian, Girl With ' Most Intrigueing Locker M Y , 4. ' 6,70 4: , 1 to gg! L, fl., 'ca fi- Th Walt Godfrey, Most Y A '-2 5. A Q' NY' Athletic Boy 473 ff l ' HHH: it... .f . 1 , G.. G I UPI A L f .I ff W I fl A .gb Vg , 1 F7 ti J 1, 'WED 7 3 y y l , mmm Q., 'F' if f, t l Y- IL Y ot, ml' If .W - , I e- f YW? - ff P5 2 Steve Haydock, - N f Y' ' ' Most Handsome Boy ' iff: A!! I ' Z' X Cleto DiGiovanni, fi Q Most Studious Boy ' .S , , - 'ag ul'..:6' Q if I- .1 - X i y G G l RoseAnne Tendler, l K , .Ii 5 Z Most Studious Girl - ' ' 5' 61 012 ,Zi Q, C i 6 .Z I A , -' I ,I 'X ':, gy X l . , T- ' I wan Godfrey, 2 4 1 ' I if via : I Most Bashful Boy 1, I g he fl '4 'IM Fx 1 .42Q375lci'3' X .... Na cV.Samp' Most 3 Pat Schaeffer f' Athletic Girl 1' Most Bashfu1,Gir1 I ?-M I, W. I E ' by A ,, ' , Hin Nuff Q. , J' .., -,JUN Calendar September 5. The opening of school brought us a new supply of freshies to torture and a new administration with whom to get acquainted. 20. Senior elections QNO bribes excepted, of coursel 21. Football rally sponsored by the Sportsmanship Council tTru- man arrived via DSR to lead the cheerleaders.J 21 . Cass Technicians were victims of Northeastern' s Falcons 25 - 14. October Technicians defeated Wilbur Wright. CThings look better?J . Cass mourned the sudden passing of a fine student, Ruth Ann Shapiro. 18. Senior Skip Day--invasionof Belle Isle by seniors, skippers, and teachers. 19. Skip Day aftermath--Mile long line seen in office. The ex- cuses were about the best bit of forged excuses yet. 26. Institute day--no worries? no cares? fno schoollj 5 . 11 November 1. Triangle sales ended Uust one more chance for slow pokesl 9. Pigskin prom--Letters were awarded to football players and cheerleaders. 13. Fall concert--the choir accompanied by the orchestra sailed away on the H.M.S. Pinafore. 31. Technicians place third in cross-country finals tpuff puffj December 6. Food Fair presented by the Home Economics curriculum fummmm goodl ll 7. Sno-Ball sponsored by the juniors and maybees tmusic by Starlightersj . 7. Whiz Kids defeated Wilbur Wright in first basketball game of the season. 14. Christmas concert was fully packed with talent. 21. School closed for Christmas vacation QYIPPEEJ Jariu ary 2. Students went into bankruptcy as bus fare increased 1001 4. Senior Leap Year CMiss Sadie Hawkins Casslte was on the loose 10. NHS gnitiation was a great occasion for the 42 new members 11. Drama class presented Ins and Outs fln our auditorium but Out of this worldl 18. Senior Swlngout--Seniors got well deserved honors 18. Mrs. Ellen Drew and Miss Clara Mueller retired--wedding bells in the air for Miss Mueller. 24. Senior Prom was a night to remember--what heavenly music 25. Term ended--and now we've tortured the administration and gotten acquainted with the freshies. ot Events February 8 . Cass wins East Side Championship ton to city clash with North- westernj . 16. Mrs. Gaiefsky has baby girl--well kept nine month secret revealed with cigars and candy, by beaming papa. 18. Mobile X-Ray comes to Cass fHave you had TB lately?J 18. Cass artists receive Scholastic Awards--Judges acclaim, as usual, Cass Tech talent. 21 . Seniors elect all boy officers--Looks like a grimm term ahead. 21 . Girls climax basketball season by defeating Commerce. March 13. Whiz Kids win City Championship--on to Highland Park? ? 21. Basket Brawl 26. Careers Conference for seniors 27. Denby gives track team first defeat of season--Babb on side- lines with a bum leg. April CTWirp Month! U 2. Basketball Victory Rally--need we say more? 4. Band Concert--well filled auditorium guarantees new instru- ments to deserving band and director. Midsemesters--but not for seniors! 10. Film program on human relations--students learn to get along with teachers. 10. School closes for Easter vacation with approval of 3089 Cap- proved by students and facultyl . 21. School reopens amid suntans and groans! 25. Senior Shoeless Shuffle--turned up noses and reluctant boys. 8-9. May 1. Sportsmanship Council sponsors first Matinee Dance--well, what did you think of it? Senior Play--Spring Green--last play for seniors andwedding bells for Miss Campbell. 2. University day for some seniors and maybees--just another chance to skip. 9. Open House--Cass presents clean and shining view to parents. 16 . I unior-Maybee Dance--two classes get together successfully. 23. Orchestra Concert--concerts are getting better all the time. 26. Fashion Show--Cass models display spring and summer 1-2. fashions. 29- Senior Skip Day--only seniors attend? ? ? ? ? I une 11 . Senior Hayride--Thursday sees seedy seniors. 13. Honors Convocation--hats off to the hard working seniors! I 13. Last Day of school--everybody passes despite jinx of Friday the 13th. 18 . Graduation- -a bitter sweet occurance tKleenex sold at the doorl 19. Prom--except for the fact that I had tlu-ee dates, a 31,000 Dior original strapless gown to cope 'th d our an me 25th, I had a great time. W1 'an that we stayed Parting is such sweet sorrow Written by Vernells Kinsey RoseAnne Tendler A D 9 1. , Q, H1 V -A 1, ' x, 1 fi -, 'Z 4 ' H fa - Q ti 1 51 .Ji 2 2 ' ' i f ' 2 Q , 1 ' 1 43' ' 2 3 W f ' 5 S A Q ,lv ' V V Q . I I 4 T 959. 5? L '2' CITY 'U CHFHPS 49-50 CATV QHANVQS 50.5 ffx. G 5 . , ., ,.w..,-.,,- 'X EI SX -SL 7 f ,4 Agn ..... 5 M.-I-Aff' X , vw, 'J , , f 'V if 43 f Q ' 1 : IF! X- 'f Schedule and Scores Northeastern ..... Denby .... Wilbur Wright Southeastern . Miller .... Pershing . . . Mackenzie . . Varsity Football ROW 1: Eugene Franckowiak, Norman Eugene Coonfer, James Powell, Thomas Himter, Duane E. Olson, Harry Derderian, Jose Wailes, Walter Glanton, Thomas Ponder, Richard Peritz ROW 2: Edward Johnson , Nor- man Miller, Kenneth Behlow, Bob Miller, Tom Adams, Don Mennucce, Bob Verbanac ROW 3: .Toe Moore, Ken Thur- man, DougBisbee, George Gate- wood, Keith Milligan, John Myers ff: .J !1,,J. 7-,AA ,film .A--, . ' 'ENS r Freshman Football Team 3 ROW 1: Angelo Piccinini, Bill Persola, Leon Warner, John Chakan, Charles N. Jenks Qcoachj, Loren Gross, Jim Rorick, Bill Pickering, Fred Stevens, Bill Parker, Johnson ROW 2: Michael Luckow, Billy Reid, Richard Beller, LeRoy Dewstpw, Charles Wheller, Jerry Wotcik, Al Bodnar, Laddie Whitecomb, Rodney Kukler, Ted Thompson, Mario DeFelice, Earl Sanders ROW 3: Jim Kraatz, Ron Gar- rison, Ray Prete, Jerry Im- minen, James Hay, Don Rippe, BillPeplinske, Johnny Thurman, Paul Larsen, Ronald Peckens, Harry Housler, Charles Smith ROW 4: Mel Priestly, Jim McMahon, Mike Sullivan, Deer Capers, Bill Bulley, Jones, Bob Weisberg, Paris S. Whit- tington, William Smith, De- Vaughn Rernick, Ralph Bernabei, Alvin MacDonald Schedule and Score OPPONENTS Cooley . . Redford . Central . Mackenzie i 5 i , il Us OGWQEQ Fa Schedule and Scores Boys' 'e Swimming Team ROW 1: Ernest Rodgers, Bob Scott, Leonard Baranski, Max Fulcher fcoachl , Donald Ellsworth Worsley fcaptJ, Davis S. Wulfman, Ken Reuther ROW 2: James Dailey, Victor Moore, Johnny Brown, Bob Thomp- son, Dave Shaub, Bob Suspian, Fred Wingate, Victor Attar ROW 3: Bob Deuker, Dan Fisher, Steve Haydock, .T oseph Jordan, Os- car C. Mitchell, .Tack Van Steenkist CASS OPPONENTS 24 . . . . Southeastern .... 67 69 . . . . Pershing . . . . 22 68 . . . . Northern . . . . 23 53. . . . . Eastern. . . . . 38 33. . . . Denby . . . .58 .,, r I 2, ,.,, ' J awffzkff f f ' ...s.s..,r.,, Y ' 3, 4 X ' l 3 2 , PE.. 5 , in W VA nt if r A A ' V i 3 1 rf N' .7 ' . I I I - I, IAVI: x A -A 1- 4 5 AE , I v , ff-fe I sf Q L V , L if , ..-A A X X xxx -A 'Lit I , 1 X x X V, 2 M ' ' X .XXX M7 , rf V, ,-, .aw L- 44- . , . is . ., , bw' ,gg '13 fy ' l - MVT 3 M ' 2, V' ' . -A , J, -- ' f 1' , . ,r . .r,.'s,. ,, ' ' x S? a i 5 A s' Q . P ' K RKN fi-f :' 1, ,. ,kt ,,. A. Y 'fr 2 ' fl H-IV. . , wif -,. ' 4'5- K We ff fa, R , 1, f. K C , U ,ffl -ff .C N ,f 1' .ft 24,143 7.23 , 'n P I 11 ' ' -- 1 ' 5.4 2 ,v 1 1 -rf' C .- fs' A 3 ' 2 S ' L, A jg' 1 -f , -- W a ,. .ff ,1 2 S' -S ' if 4-1 , - g fibv A ., , 1 4 A 'Y -- P .' Aff iff A ti '.'-5 445.' F-'1'74Hr5..:'2f.rf 1 f W 'T mf?f51W. M . A' W 1 gf 1 ? Schedule and Scores ff 11 CASS 21... ..Centra1......41 23 . . . . Southeastern. . . 32 V 'Qi 1 17... ..Pershing.. ..58 23 . . ............. . . Northern .... . 32 EAST SIDE MEET 41 . . ......... . . Southeastern. . . '71 CITY MEET . w Northwestern. . . . . 32 Cooley. . . . . 75 Cass . . . 96 we ,.., , Mar, 4 1 .3 'K' A ' 7't ' ' ' '5' ' f We :xii 'f' 4, '72 ,f5f' ,Q .. 3 :ve , ,. ff V-' J ,, A, Q, 1 2 1, f 1 fm f '1' f L if ,A I i .V M Y VV 213, 1m,.,.. ...I , . ' 1 . 'Q I . at . N .1 ' f - f' ' ' , 7 Z A . ' .1 ,Y A' ,,,, ., W4 42 1. ,f .M 1 Il l IV 1. 1 1' J , n?? ' . ..5, f, ,.., 1. M ..,,-wean .J-f ' , - .. 'hwy 4 , ' M ff ,7 . fuk lf Q?MNQ f': gf, I. pf , .. , . ,, . , -H I A 4 , W . , ' .f . WU... f .4 v . . . viii- 'iii Schedule and Scores CASS OPPONENT 66... 49... 66... 50... 46... 56... 68... 59... 57... 48... 66.. 60 57 63 I I I . . Iqbiagfokfj . . ..... fP1ayoffJ 58 . . . . fSemi-Finalsj X X f 1-Q Z 1.. gl H' Q M e I U. of D. W. W. . Denby . . . . . Central . S. E. . . Cooley . Eastern . . . . . . Pershing Miller . Northern N.E .... .. Western Western S.W .... .. S.E... d nr W .-xx! BERNARD TINSLEY WALT GODFREY S ,,, ' Z Q. . 1 f ,iii 4 I 1 1 qfr f RON PORTER X f, W ,. f ,N ' f 1 FQ ' J I' if ' ., ,, I 'I 1 Z . 4, as ' ' 'I 'Z A N - 11. f' ' N K 5 ff ' ue, . X4 . V Y V ,lf ,,., Hu- . f ' ' N N I , I I , K, 2' 6 dl A 1 I 1 'A f f ' Q f , , I x .5 3 f , f , f DUANE oLsoN I ,,,v mf I .fig f-,,4,I fa 2 . V ' fwvfii Rf ,Jr Y GEORGE ,CATEWOOD 73 i Q?-1 MJF X Sem 1S F1na1s ?m 1 ig :ML ' A ,Qc X Southeastern 52 Cass 58 Northwestern 43 Cass 50 -iw- Ts-X 5 F I 1 L gi' X JY .1 .A -'A 'A W his 5.1 S A fffxyj I Golf Team Row 1' Leon Braisted Bob Stevens Qcapt.J Andy Ford Jerry Schneyer Don Pierro Due to the early publication of this year bool? I A f the schedules and scores of these teams were X not available .ff pe- Tennis Team Row 15 Gary Bergin fcaptj, Martin Broder, Norm Goodman, Eliot Stern ico-capt.J, Richard Grauer. ,X Y. .ee R , J. 2, W ' 2 Q ge 2 3 4 2 1 4 w 'iii 12, 2: 2+ 1 3 e 4 it 6 T 7 6 Z ' O Ps Q F' X K Row 15 Evans Bageris, Joe Yankovich, Walter Godfreyicaptl, Max Fulchericoachj, Lloyd Astrup, Tom Adams, Jerry Runions. Row 2, Herb Bernstein, Stokey Miller, Tom Lindsey, Bill Barteis, Dan Rice, Joe Fleshner, Dowayne. in 1 f 3. A? 1 .e2f'.-51:.'-1,,J- :',2',,-f 1, 6 ,. ., -.--ww ' ' Q- g,. '.,f.:c afW 17 ' fl Q 1 f Affx fzefiff, 7 'Q,,zL71, 'I 7 .lf v J to , ff? f Q f 5 if Q J Row 13 Row 2, Row 3, QM D . IX f f 2 rw E K Track Joe Babb, John Glerm, James Smith, Arnold Sarya Qco-capt.J, Bob Verbanac, Edward Fallon, Hal Thomas, James Clay Jr., Dom Cooper coach . Clarenle White, Norris Ponder, Andrew Didyk, Paris S. Whitington, Theodore Momon, Alvin Loving Jr., Edward Cooper, Liddell Paige. Earl Johnson, Alfred Montgomery, Tom Brush Ceo-capt.J, Harold Varner, Kenneth Jones, Lonnie Keys, Simon Rerreo. S if ff S 3 5 CASS 33 .... 33 .... 28 .... Girls' Basketball Varsity Row 15 Patsy Guess, Wyla Roasonover fMgr.J, Jean Moore KCapt.J, Sylvia Robertson tCo-capt.D, Barbara Felker. Row 2g Marilyn Sundstrom, Patricia Ware, Nancy Samp. 3 I v ., 1 ,, f, f xi gg . Q.. If f E I G 3 Q , i . v. 19 ........ 25 ..... Schedule and Scores OPPONENTS Mackenzie. . . 24 Eastern ..... 33 Northeastern 20 Chadsey ..... 14 Commerce. . .12 I 4. a g,,,.'.g vga ,HV U Girls' Basketball Row lg Elizabeth Releford, Barbara Anne Wilson, Nancy Alexander KCo-capt.J, Vera Cole tCapt.J, Vernette Mobley, Julia Wicker. Row 2g Rosetta Lee CScorerj, Georgette Aikens, Rosemary Chylinski, Lois Clift, Sylvia Beebe, Minnie Chatmon, Mary Cunningham. 5 64 A Vi 224 in , Row 15 Row 25 Row 35 4 N 3 W I rw Fx ,X AJ! 4 A -..vm 4--' Cheerleaders Rosemary Hackel, Liz Sharfner, Deannie Boozer, Alberta Munson Ella Simonton, Pat Truman 1Capt.J, Bobbie Fink KCO-capt D Loretta DeJu1ian . Honey Stevens, Mildred Forgach. X, 1 X Jglk gn' 2 ga. Aw 'f l- kr I 'aw x X Sportsmanship Dedication Page Sportsmanship-a word used so much but practiced by so few people. To stimulate interest in the everyday thought and use of good sportsmanship, a city-wide sportsman- ship council composed of two representatives from each school was started. The Club is called the IMSSC tlntra-Metropolitan Student Sportsmanship Councilj, and has accomplished many and varied tasks. One of many things done by the council, is an annual event known as Play Day. This is a day on which 16 students from each school in the Detroit area come out to Belle Isle to compete in just for fun sporting events, and meetwith one another in a congenial atmosphere. New and better ideas are dis- cussed to make the local council of real benefit to the pupils. To every student and person, the practice of good sportsmanship should be one of his most important and highest aims. Intra-Metropolitan Student Sportsmanship . Aff! Council Reps From Cass jg. gg gf'-2 1 rf' .AMMM M ,wr EH. ,N ft BARBARA FE LKER SHIRLEY DINGS , 5 4 A 6 1 4, Y 'K ' W ,,,-W' 'Wfffff'fC, ! mf, P'ty : :,-if 42 V ml f 4 JIM PERPENA Pres. January I l,...iT.7 -.. 80 A 2 -, If 1flx,gf J'f, lf M'-, r . Y V' .528 'i'4 gPFt ' if ,ii 4 V, V . J is4f'fff l?151s f '2 lf? . 12' if 'him 1121 , w??'fg ' 5 ' 1' M6 'inf-rf' air, A . ,V I, , -- .ow , .1 K 1, Q f .- -L- ' Z: gfaffgwy ' , , ,WF ,wx V - wig 4 '?h5gwT',',x,', ' 5 V V f'Q3 .L A-qi5g?hzQfV'iQa Q ?'43'14.',QQ vi 'j ,, ,, , 'V' Lfxwf 'Q 15 ' Q Xi, Qt? L, Y?E,w,?,if.EA. ,nk V , lg, if AH 2-- 4----n. ,deff r 1.11, I if. 2 lic' I llmmrs at Swingnuf N ,y, Ugg LM1-..vWN I, J, w y ns ,K 1x,x,M1 Nw ,N fhlllnuk Q , , It pfwnvuxaxx M ',-gs! ,Q l li .1 Xi In +5 as 4 jf, I Y 1, Qfglgaiq ff A, MJ, -': Lai 2 ' 153' 155.1217 Aero Club ROW 1: Victor Attar, James Yares, Archie Johnson Jr., Emanuel Wilson lSeC'Yl, C. H. Turnquist lSponsorl, Douglas Bisbee 1Treas.l, Ken Behlow, Frank Deledda, Peter Lyon. ROW 2: Gerald Franek, Marvin Reid, Ronald Loch, James Spanich, Dan Fisher, Anthony Kuspa, Bob Milchuch, Fred Sherman. Architectural Club ROW 1: Jim Walser, Jesse Gerrard, Theodore Harris lTreas.l, Robert Ziegelman fSec'yJ, Sam Wasson, Dallas Halfacre, Emil Nuneza. ROW 2: Andrew God, Essco Raines, Tom Hatz, Leonard Baranski, Richard Grauer, Bob Stevens. we an AdV9IL1b111g Art ROW 1: Diane Weinkling, Iris Bennett, Nita Carlson, Patricia Truman fSt. Council Rep.J, Michael VanDe Keere CPres.J, Paul Apostol fTreas.l, Marilyn S. Sebastian CVice-Pres.J, Coralyn Fitz iSec'yJ, Mary Holmes, Barb Fink. ROW 2: Lorraine Turski, Judy Way, Joyce McDan- iels, Mary Rodes, Nanette Gurizzian, Gladys Rogos , Gladys Ishop, Paula Ermoyan, Sue Kettner, Joan Milchuch, Mildred Forgach, Grace Demos. ROW 3: EmilKaczmar, George Kotfica, MaxWendel, Harvey Steingold, Walter Lee, Steve Solosy, James McGee, Donald Brown, Thomas Nowicki, Ken Zuppke. Aeolian Harp Club ROW 1: NanciKeel,EileenBerick,RaynomaOssman. ROW 2: Alice MouradianQSec'yJ, Carol Bennett, Sally Dudney 1Pres.J, Barbara Gygax Wice-Pres.J, Dawn Boesen fTreas.l. ROW 3: Mary Byers, Elaine Maki, Jessie Holley, Constance Chapman, Janet Greene, Marguerite Laus, Sylvia Littman, Jean Kanachki, Carol Arnold, Miss Froude CSponsorJ. ROW 4: Anne Sokarda, Diane Bull, Barbara Ivory, Reese Katz, Lucille Garabedian, Janet Miller, Shirley Cooper, JoAnne Brantley, Rene's Winslow. LE. fl, , 'lame WZIWWXWM f Biology Club ROW 1: Maureen Garrison, Mary Kane, Eileene Gas- sert, Jim Young Wice-Pres.J, Bob Grimm tPres.J, Mr. Simon lSponsorl, Betty Walczak lSec'yJ, Joyce Dannelski lTreas.l, Sylvia Zaccagnini tSt. Council Rep.l, Barbara Haglund, Diane Weindling, Judy Way , Gerry Harnden. ROW 2: Joyce McDaniels, Dorothy Hodorek, Arlene Bocan. Cecilia Michael, Marilyn Williams, Joyce Kangas, Helen Ballo, Nan Gurizzian, Pat Schaefer, Carolyn Maedler, Lillian Kashmerick, Carole Schaaf , Ruth Sweetland. ROW 3: Mark Shaevsky. Cleto DiGiovanni, William Mitchell, Carolyn Hash, Nancy Samp, Sue Atherton, Janet Maclvor, Betty Thornton, Dorothy Lloyd, Tom Eisler, Jon Yost, Edwin Arnfield. ROW 4: Burton Zack, James G. Bryant, Tom Brush, Brock Dew, Fred Rivkin. Howard Maszberg, Aronald Sarya. Boys Chem Club ROW 1: Norman Krivosha.Edwin Arnfield,Don Beebe, Tom Eisler, Dave Wolfman Wice-Pres.J. Jim Young tSec'y and Treas.J. Chris Mazure, Roger Lindeman, William Mitchell. Joseph Berman. ROW 2: Paullingelder. JerrySchneyer, Burton Zack, Sheldon Eizen, Ralph Mercier. Mark Shaevsky. Gino Salciccioli, Richard Friedrich. Irwin Finkelstein. ROW 3: James Eltringhan. Arnold Sarya, Maurice Kelman, Tom Brush ISt. Council Rep.J. Brock Dew , Ralph Nicholas, Cleto DiG1ovanni, Herb Doppke. IQ Boys Chorus ROW 1: Richard Ryckaert, DonaldWest, Jim Beasley, John Chester, Virginia Catanese CAccomp.J, Glenn Klepinger KSponsorJ, Harvey Griffin, Albert Berg, Kirkland Lightsey, Franklin Borka, Henry Mrozek. ROW 2: Ronald Prevost, Bill Adamchuck, Lorenzo Jones, Chester Lozano, Clyde Savage, Grady Jack- son, Danny Dankoff, Gary Medbury, Erie Albertson , Tony Chipurn. ROW 3: Charles Dodd, Richard Miller, John Schick, Alan Trevillian, Carl Burkett, Joseph Felek, Bob Lindow, Don Berkseth, Robertlfitrakis, John Heiden, Roderick Keeler. ROW 4: James Allen, Tom Omans, Mark Samaroich, James Martin, George Renner, Gordon Melms, Marvin Williams, George Brown, James King, Leslie Phipps, George McKenzie. Cass Caperettes Club ROW 1: Diane Oribello, Mary Cunningham, Marjorie Cieslar, Carolyn Maedler, Clara Jackson, Coralee Proudfoot, Rae Okamoto Wice-Pres.J, Lucille Chow KPres.l , Jean Moore fTreas.J, Ruth Sweetland, Edna Henderson, Beatrice Pixson, Jill Butler. ROW 2: Ruth Mallo, Betty Laughren, Joyce Burk, Sharron Lenz, June Rosen, Patricia Ware, Nira Van Riper, Judy Thomas, Olga Bischak, Val Jakubowski, Jo Vulpetti, Shirlene Tims, Helen Robak. ROW 3: Bettie Jane Howell, Marge Baker, Helen Chung, Mary Ann Moore, Miss Patnales tSponsorl , Betty Cole, Nancy Ann Murray, Fern Mackey, Judy Crawford, Mary Spinney, Beatrice Smith, Joyce Hinton. Drama Guild ROW 1: Thomas Williams, Sylvia Zaccagnini, Pat Wirkus, Don Juan Pierro, Bob Campbell, Rolley Murphy, Zedania English, Sheila Miller, Maureen Garrison, Barbara Rousselle. ROW 2: Jim Supanich, Dan Fisher, Coralee Proud- foot, Olga Bischak, Jill Butler, Helen Ballo, George McDaniel, Kemieth Mix. Dress Design Club ROW 1: Doreen Rivers, Pat Spangler, Dolores Lewan fTreas.J, Callie Hughes Wice-Pres.J, Leona West- erlund Csponsorj, Doris Berkey KPres.J, Marilyn Zaccagnini fSec'yi, Shirley Karapetian, Mary Em- erson. ROW 2: Pearl Low, Lillian Sharfner, Jean Boback, Mary Jingozian, Marlene Sowell, Vera Giglio , Joan Hisle, Georgia E. Shaw. ROW 3: CarolynChurchill, Florence Cowlbeck, Har- riette Teaque, Janet Palmer, Lillian Luch, Rose- mary Hackel, Jeanne Birge, Thelma McKeever. QZZYWT Chess Club ROW 1: Minnie Chatman, Loretta Sanders, Mary Kane, Nancy Samp, H. R. Padelford fSponsorJ, Miriam Shapiro, Mary Patf-OH, Patti Frankun: Ver' nette Mobley. ROW 2: Charles Worsley, Glen Walker, Robert Kar- chevski, Thomas King, Paul Engelder, Lawrence Steiner, Harlan Schafer, Jerry Chess. ROW 3: Joseph R. Henninger, FrankPeters, William Mitchell fTreas.J, Alfred Montgomery lst, Council Rep.J , Donald Ried fPres.J , Howard Malzberg KSec'yJ, Joseph Flowers. Q 7, fs 1 ,Q Freshman Art Club ROW 1: Mona Farmakis, Margaret Yablonsky, Faira Allen, Wally Paluszczak lPres.l, Herman Tauchert lV1C9'P1'9S-ly ROSS George CTreas.J, Bernardlohn- Son lSeC'Yl: FHYS Blair, Carole Janke. ROW 2: Marilyn Sobolak SCHOBH, Ronald Peckens, Richard Ryan, David Davey, Gordon Barnard, Robert Sarkozy, JOyC6 Brough. , Michael Luckow, Keith Girls Chorus I ROW 1: Miss FroudetSponsorJ,Carmen Mills, Carrie Permuy, Nicolina Agosta, Pat Loeffler, Sylvia Robertson, Joyce Bellamy, Lois Kenyon, Clara Phillips lDirectorJ, Vivian Venticinque, Mrs. Ham- rnond. ROW 2: Margaret Barber, Pat Bruner, Maudine Horne, Shirley Carter, Eleanor Connelly, Ella Sim- onton, Barbara White, Maxine La.kritz,Annette Fern, Diana Cracchiolo. ROW 3: Yvonne Wilkins, Shirley White, Marguerite Laus, Sylvia Dzierbicki, Virginia Green, Loretta White, Joan Harris, Renee Winslow, JoAnne Brant- ley, Angelie Bologna. ROW 4: BeulahConner, Margaret Blackshire, Cecilia Michael, Claire Wilkins, Vita Jernigan, Marilyn Mitchell, Regenia Smith, Euneida Jackson, Henrietta Densley. Girls Chorus ll ROW 1: Raynoma Ossman, Carolyn Wilder, Joan ea-4 North, Elaine Taylor, Wilam Berry, Miss Froude tSponsorJ, Constance Chapman, Mary Rosa Larnptin , Barbara Ivory, Sylvia O'Leary, Patricia Bentlimg . ROW 2: Valda Williams, Elaine Stoetzer, Elizabeth Newman, Louise Radford, Yvonne Edwards, Addie M. Smith, Janet Greene, Mary Lancaster, Mildred Cornelius, Betty Knox, Coralee Proudfoot, Deloris Jordan. ROW 3: Marilyn Sanders , Jacqueline Brannon, Bernice Ransom, Ann Bear, Delores Bennett, JoanConstant , Elizabeth Mereshak, Barbara Cole, Marian Terry , Victoria Raffo, Carole Jackson. Y.,-.., Harp and Vocal Ensemble ROW 1: Mary Byers, Sylvia Litiznan, Elaine Mastin , Alice Mouradian, Sally Dudney, Dolores Dardarian , Carol Arnold, Mary Allen, Loretta DeJu1ian, Nancy Buono fPres.J. ROW 2: Zelda Magner, Dawn Boesen, Pat Karoly, Grace Glass, NanciKeel fAcc.J, Eileen Berick, Irma Phillips, Elaine Maki, Pat Hanson, Barbara Foster, Miss Froude fSponsorJ. ROW 3: Anne Newell, Shirley Love, Barbara J . Gygax, Reese Katz, Pat Waggle, Lucille Garabedian, Jean Kanachki, JoAnne Brantley, Alice MacKay, Cecilia Michael. Girls Science Club ROW l: Vera Cole, Jerry O'Hara, Deloris Jordan Joyce DanielskitH.R. Rep.J, JaneyMacIvor1Pres.J, Joyce Kangas Wice-Pres.J, Nancy Samp tTreas.J, Diane Nagucka, Christine Sneddon, Janice Guyton. 1 ROW 2: Donna Resch, Leanora Thompson, Joyce Strong, Geraldine Surprenant, Shirley Worden, Lois Bellamy, Mary Ann Callahah, Joan Barton, Maureen Garrison, Anna Jean Sherman, Shirley Levine. ROW 3: Eileene Gassert, Ruth Lloyd, Carolyn Haidy, Pat Schaefer, Carolyn Hash, Sue Atherton, Mary Smith, Sylvia Zaccagnini, Hilda Schechter, Jean Sinkoff. ROW 4: Delores Gillespie, Amaryllis Bryant, Balig Berberian, Phyllis Hassison, Mary Kane, Dorothy Hodorek, Audrey Cooper, Betty Thornton. Harp Ensemble ROW 1: Barbara J. Gygax, Absent: Mary Byers, Sally Dudney, Barbara Ivory, Nancy Keel. ROW 2: Jean Kanachki, Eileen Berick, Reese Katz, Alice Mouradian, Carol Arnold. Homeroom Reps I ROW 1: Jeanette Cox, Carolyn Meadler, Ethel Leung, Mary Holmes, Mary Spinney, Nanette Gurizzian QSeC' yi ,Victor AttarCVice-Pres . J, F. Frey CSponsorJ, Marian Kinney fTreas.l, Joyce Dumant, Barbara Battle, Gloria Shells, Maxine Pincus. ROW 2: Leanora Thompson, Val Jakubowski, Barbara Haglund, Pat Schaefer, Carolyn Haidy, Carole Dick- erson, Margaret Rogers, Phyllis Harrison, Jackie Green, Joyce Danielski, Caroll Chickowsky, Mary Kane, Gerry Sakall, Balig Berberian. ROW 3: Jack D'Braunstein, Kenneth Mix, Charlie Huggins, William Mitchell, Thomas Nowicki, Steve Dane, Dan Mitkus. Pat Gigliotti, Charles Worsley, Duane Trombly. ROW 4: Don Pierro, Bill Davidson, Dale Hoy, Sam Greenblatt, Leonard Baranski, James Supanich. Bill DeCesare, Dan Fisher, Jim Rosen, Ivan Lukey. Homeroom Reps II ROW 1: Kay Kosmuch. Iris Bennett. Ruth Lloyd, Sue Sebastian. Michael Van De Keere LPres.l. Don Pierro, Marian Kinney iTreas.l. Anne Newell, Joan Barton, Nancy Buono. ROW 2: Louis Sera, Bob Jarrard. Stokey Miller, Pat Waggle, Sharron Lenz. Janet Maclvor, Shirley Wor- den. Richard Luke. Norm Krivosha. Don Kaleita. ROW 3: EdwinArnfield.Peter Mavnder.GOrdon Kane, Duane Olson. Doug Bisbee. Jim Wise. Bill Maguire, Peter Lyon. John Collins. ix. lunior Class Cfficers ROW l: Gerry O' Hara lPres.J. Delores Omans 151. Council Rep. J .George Katl1carVice-Pres. i .Marilyn Sundstrorn iSec'yi. Connie Geranen tTreas.9. Letiermerfs Club ROW lx Joe 1-'lesmer.O'NealVarner. GershonVL'ein- er. Doug: Bisbee. Duane Olson lTreas.J.Walter God- frey IVice-Pres.,. Tom Adams iPres.Q. Norman Coorier. Edward Fallon. Harry Derderian. Samuel Williams. ROW 2: VictorAttar.NorrisPonder. Richardperitz. Jerrj.'5ch:ieyer. Charles Dodd. Arnold Sarya. Harold Varner. Theodore Mzmon. James Steele. Stokey Miller. Jim Wise. ROW 3: James Sm1th. Bermg' 'F-ailes. Bob Devker. Lloyd Astrup. Gary Bergin. Thomas Hunter. Don Mennucci. Bob Miller. Bernard Tinsley. Bob Camp- bell, Richard Vahraiian. ROW 4: Leonard Baransici.Dar.F1sher. Tom Lindsey. Jerry Ruriions. Ken Behlzw. George Gatewood, Bob Verbanac. Tom Brush. Soru1j.'O'MuQlig'an. Maybee Class Officers. ROW lg Doug Bisbee fTreas.2. Dan Fisher fPres.i. Janet Maclvor lSec' yi , Lynn Gordon Sponsor, .Arnold Sarya lSt. Council Rep. Q ,Duane Olson 'Vice-Pres.1. 5 5 'C . .nz .A-4 fl 5 , Wk xi- f Mixed Clioir ROW 1: NanciKeel, Gardenia Doughty. Irma Phillips, Elaine Maki, Maxine Pincus, Glenn Klepinger CSponsorJ, Bob Thompson fPres.J, Nancy Buono iSec'yl, Mary Allen, Dolores Dardarian, Claudette Owens. Elaine Mastin. ROW 2: Jean Kanachki, Joyce Danielski, Anne Sok- arda, Anne Newell, Janice Thomson, Emelia Stepien, Elaine Taylor, Carol Arnold. Sylvia Littrrian, Jessie Holley, Alice Mouradian, Judy Atwood, Virginia Catanese. ROW 3: Wiley Thompson, Sally Dudney, Frank Haas, Gerald Gibbs, Hugh Lawson, Arthur Higgs, Peter Neill, Gary White, Margaret Lewis, Pat Waggle, Carol Bennett, Melvin Wasserman. ROW 4: DanielKol'ton, Robert Levy, Bob Kliifel, Fred Clark, Ernest Hill, James. King, Victor Bordo, Charles Johnson, Ernest Rodgers, Eugene Cohen, Arthur Cohen. Ted Graziotti. National Honor Society ROW 1: Mary Holmes, Janice Thomson, Carolyn Maedler, Edna Henderson, Jane Welliver CSec'yl, Ivan Blazen lPres.l , S. F. RowleyCSponsorJ, Nanette Gurizzian Wice-Pres.J, Marjorie Cieslar, Lucille Chow, Virginia Catanese, Bettie Jane Howell. ROW 2: Martin Zeldes, Vernelis Kinsey, Ruth Sweet- land, Val Jakubowski, Marian Alexander, Joyce Danielski, Rosalee Mandell, Carolyn Hash, Janet Bertram, Dorothy Lloyd, Gerry Sakall, Phyllis Harrison, Camille Reubin, Richard Hornick. ROW 3: Stanley Guterman,DonaldEllsworthWorsley, Jim Young, Winirid Neumann, Bob Thompson, Paul Engelder, Dale Hoy, Sheldon Weisberg, Bob Stevens, Ken Holcombe, Tony Chipurn, Leon Gogan, Earl Hendrickson. ROW 4: Leonard Baranski, David Wulfman, Brock Dew, Dan Fisher, Anthony Kuspa, Victor Bordo, Maurice Kelman, George Perry, James Eltringham, George Grant, Dion Markle, Eugene Cohen, James Atkinson, Burton Zack. if at IN Outlook Statt ROW 1: Jim Young, Mary Kane, Judy Segal, Gerry Sakall, Cleto DiGiovanni, Tom Eisler fEd. in Chiefj , Betty Thornton, Rosalee Mandell, Arnold Sarya, Mark Shaevsky. ROW 2: Jerry O' Hara, Ruth Mallo, Joyce McDaniels, Sylvia Lee, Cecilia Michael, Mr. Rodger Gow lSponsorJ ,Richard Friedrich,Vernelis Kinsey, Joyce Hinton, Margie McGuire, Virginia Green, Carolyn Haidy. ROW 3: Richard Pompian, Burton Zack, Ralph Nich- olas , Dorothy Lloyd, Sue Atherton, RoseAnneTend1er , .Taney Wuntner, Jerry Capp, Stanley Guterman, John Schick. National Forensic League ROW 1: Jacqueline Green, Bob Grimm, Gerry Sakall, Marjorie Smith CSponsorl , Roger Lindeman, Maureen Garrison, Roy Forman. Z Nurses Aides ROW 1: Vernah Giles, Sharron Lenz, Jean Moore, Mrs. Elizabeth Edwards fSponsorl, Mary Cunning- ham, Beatrice Dixson, Beverly Gray. ROW 2: Clara Jackson, Coralee Proudfoot, Pearl Holloway,MissD. Patnales CSponsorJ , MissO. Cobb, Fern Mackey, Ruth Sweetland, Evelyn Wailer. Photography Club ROW 1: Coralee Proudfoot, Lucille Chow, Carl Priestland, Gladys Ishop fSt. Council Rep.J, J. D. Paterson CSp0nsorJ .Marian Kinney KPres .D, Jeanette Cox. ROW 2: Helen Ballo, Dick Friedrich, Harold Varner, Irwin Finkelstein. Don Pierro, Charles Dodd, O'Neal Varner, RoseAnne Tendler. .-.,, Y Q we Q, J 'I .f-' .l' fZ.' fi .Vicki ,'j:jf 1 . 1 . all!-1--lx' 'HO'i' sxwxdfkl 4? Cl 3 , SHA S fo- 5 ,f Pre-Engineering Club ROW 1: Leon Braisted, Erwin Stephens tSec'yJ, Ivan Lukey lPres.J, Earl Hendrickson fTreas.l, Don Rochette. ROW 2: Bill Cornick, Roger De Mumbrum, Robert Gilson, Andy Ford, Harry Nowak. W Radio Unit ROW 1: Nancy Buono, Connie Gualdoni, Phyllis Harr- ison, Miss M. Smith CSp0nsorJ ,Sheila Miller,Gerry Sakall, Maureen Garrison. ROW 2: .To Nell Malone,.Toyce Lewis, PhilSilverman, Alvin Yungton, Karl Wagner, .Tim Beasley, Roger Lindeman, Sylvia Lee, Mary Ann Yantus. ROW 3: Marvin Siegel, Bart Rakay, Drake Duane, Rny Forman, Al Weatherly, Dave Veal, Ralph Nich- olas, Fred Woodstock. C V, 'MK t A , .muww O 'Nw Rifle Team ROW 1: Wrex Diem, Rod Kersten, John Ugo, Daniel Naples. ROW 2: Tom Stage, Bill McMillian, Donald Belville, Richard Brandt, Bob Sedestrom, George Perry, Captain Tubbs. X ! R.O.T.C. I ROW 1: LlewellynMeans, Frank Lau, Alfred Gomez, Don Copper, Cadet Major Richard Brandt, Capt. Walter Tubbs, Cadet 2nd Lt. DonaldRied, John Ugo, Alan Cornfield, Ronald Feria, Richard McManigell. ROW 2: Gerald Swinton, Sam Morello, Ray Pilon, Fred Ferri, Robert Morehead, John Gambrill, John Collins, Gary White, James Wood, John Hayen, Renold Jerome. ROW 3: Norman Weise, Bill McMillan, Gordon Barn- ard, Gheil Bateman, Bill Robb, Ernie Hoskins , George Pozniak, Roger VanHavermaat, Curtis Bishop Thomas Stage. ROW 4: Ray Vogler, Frederick Grigsby, Frank Harrison, Ernest Rodgers, George Perry, Bill McKibbon, Fred Alvarenga, Wayne Ulrich, Lonnie Keys, Arnold Johnson. R.O.T.C'. II ROW 1: Charles Delier , Simon Silver, Walter Wheble, James Turner, Roger Smith,Walter Tkaczyk, Martin A. Broad, William Wopinsky, George Litwin, John Moncrieff, Robert May, Clarence Harris, Anthony Jerome. ROW 2: Eddie Tilley, Walter Petleski, Garry Rech- nitz, Rudolph Pitts, Charles Wheeler, Dave Raeside , Jack Smith, Harvey Randall, Lon Murchison,Clar - ence Watson, John Bray, Asa Scott, Thomas Pierce , Plassie Williams. ROW 3: Robert Jankowski, Donald Podgorny, Kenneth LaRonde, Robert Lausten, Richard Wagner, Lloyd Robertson, Richard Kelly, David Moore, Raymond Lints, Douglas Jamieson, Richard Katnik, Obbie Denson, Gordon Melms. ROW 4: Dave Edmonds, Robert Bell, August Stolle, John Horetski, Ronald Scttwesing, Tom Williams, James Barnette , Paris Whittington, Joseph DeMarco, William Wolford, Tom Diamond, Jesse Williams, Wesley Bryant. Z ww 5-save Z. - 1... A in at . ff f, ', f'Gf 'A!! a f A in A. ,,',. R.O.T.C. III ROW 1: Bob Merck, Bob Rousseau, George Kirch- anski, Jack D'Braunstein, Wrex Diem, Capt. Tubbs , Frank Peters, Robert Macklin, Jim Helliar, Robert Minkley, Eugene Wallace, Joseph Kluch. ROW 2: Raymond Macika, Rod Kersten, Bill Skrog- stad, Leo Weiland, Richard Novak, Victor Bohy, Richard Strock, John Landgrai, Marvin Crutcher , Fred Schiller. ROW 3: Donald West, Frank Treuter, Gerald Wood- man, Reuben Crockett, Richard Williams, William Fredrickson, Charlie Huggins, John Joas, Jerry Jollota, David Dawson, Earl Johnson. ROW 4: Eugene Gantt, Charles Jones, Geza Garnai, Walter Mayton, Melroy Myhren, Gerald Thomas, Drake Duane, Walter Pyles, Albert Tuttle, Tiberiu Sfat, Lee Gastineau. R.O.T.C. IV ROW 1: Jack Horner, Bentley Knight, Donald Natzel , Thomas King, Carl Schulte, Raymond Jones, Martin Broad, Daniel Naples, Herb Doppke, Daryl Egeland , Tom Howard, Bill Gardiner, Marvin Burke, Adel- bert Clarlse. ROW 2: Frank Teets, Robert Kucharski, Robert Aris, Richard Mills, Gerald LaForest, David Broughton, Bob Sedestrorn, Lynn Brock, Thomas Rintz, Brian Dubin, James Gordon, Eric Schwartz, Walter Arika. ROW 3: Grady Jackson, Bob Thomas, Chris Dallas, Louis Secter, Marvin Miller, Clayton Lerowe, Charles Merek, Donald Belville, Lorry Davenport, Ulysses McLester, Edgar King, Ronald Polzien. ROW 4: Roger Alsip, Thomas Williams, John Ehlich, Kenneth Sawle, Lee Oden, Al Szymanski, Ronald Racki, Hugh Swanston, Dave Neal, Ronald Loch, Leroy Hocking, Ji.13,.T ' 'er. Om gf 5 -nv., Stage Group ROW 1: Fred Adel, Bill Parker, Gerry Woodman, Tiberiu Sfat. Irving Chasnick, Dick McManigell, D. E. Splon CTechnicianJ. Star Delta ROW 1: John Ugo, Renold Jerome, John Mark, Philip Bershas 1Treas.l, Duane Trombly lPres.j, Roy Hocking, Kneil Girard Wice-Pres.J, Gordon Kane , Gordon James, Bob Jarrard, Hannan Nove. ROW 2: Richard Kelly, Don Pierro, Jim Rodgers, Paul Fisher, Joe Woznicki, Jim Brownstein, Alex Skoures, Ronald Kingston, David Simpson, Charlie Huggins Absent: James Bryant, John Erickson, Barker Veu Casovic, James Dungar. Speakers Bureau ROW 1: SylviaLee,JoyceLewis,Sheila MillerCSec'yl, Judy Aaron CVice-Pres.l, Roger Lindeman fPres.J, Jacqueline Green CTreas.J, Mary Ann Yantus, Nancy Buono, Vernelis Kinsey. ROW 2: Maureen Garrison, Susanne Pyle, Gerry Sakall, Marjorie Smith CSponsorl, Phyllis Harrison , Marilyn Sanders, Miriam Shapiro. ROW 3: Alex Skoures, Al Weatherly, Roy Forman. Sportsmanship Council ROW 1: Maxine Glassmen, Jeanette Cox, Mary Jingo- zian, Arnold Sarya fVice-Pres.l, Sue Atherton CTreas.l, Gerry Sakall QPres.j, Marian Kinney lSec'yJ, Jim Perpena, Coralee Proudfoot, Elaine Maki, Vernelis Kinsey. ROW 2: Patricia Truman, Joycie, Natalie Nykirchuk, Nanette Gurizzian, Sue Sebastian, Phyllis Jacobson, Conni Geranen, Joyce Burk, Carolyn Haidy, Barbara Battle, Barbara Finks. ROW 3: Gershon Weiner, Harry Derderian, Doug Bisbee, Danny Fisher, Marilyn Sundstrom, Beverly Dummitt, Phyllis Harrison, Tom Brush, Bob Thomp- son. JSF 1 g xy l ,f , Zn, '. 5 I ,f fa R f A x , 4. ' 3 T Student Council ROW 1: Mary Holmes, Marian Kinney, Joyce Daniel- ski, Don Pierro tVice -Pres.J , Betty Walczah fTreas.J, F. Frey CSponsorl, Gerry Sakall CSec'yD Michael VariDeKeere tPres.J, Sylvia Zaccagnini, Gladys Ishop, Valda Williams. ROW 2: GershonWeiner, Jim Rosen,Edna Henderson, Patricia Truman, Phyllis Harrison, Nanette Gurizz- ian,Pat Schaefer, Roger Lindeman,Duane Trornbley . ROW 3: James Supanich, Tom Brush, Alired Mont- gomery, Dan Fisher, Bill DeCesare, Jim Young, Arnold Sarya. 551 Wapilca Club ROW 1: Paul Simkow, Eugene Franckowiak tSec'yD, PeterR back tSponsorl, Ronald Smith tPres.J, Dale' Y Hoy tVice-Pres.J, Evans Bageris. ROW 2: Paul Schreiman, Harry. Parker, Richard Brandt, William Bartels, Abraham Kresch, Bob Colenso, Pat Pallitta. ROW 3: Dion Markle, Sam Greenblatt, George Grant, Leroy Hocking, Lloyd Savela, Jim Helliar. f n' . lf A T Square Club ROW 1: Duane Olson, Raymond Jones, Daniel Naples tVice-Pres.l, Walter Levon fSeC'yl , Ray Wasilewski tPres.J , RussOliveto fTreas.J, BudKain lDirectorJ , Leonard Williams, Rudy Zornik. 1 ROW 2: Bob Supian, Stokey Miller, James Hempseed, Gary Bergin, H. W. Siegel tSponsorJ, James Winston Atkinson, Harry Fereshetian, Jack Ritchery, Don Chebowski. ROW 3: Linzy Williams, Boris Muchnij, Gene Car- gill, Howard Dantzler, Charles Merek. V. C. Y. ROW 1: Grace Glass, JoNell Malone, EvelynWaller, Carrie Perrnuy, George Clunis, KSt. Council Rep.l, Bettie Howell Wice-Pres.J, John Carter fPres.J, Joyce Stevens, Jeanette Cox, Nancy Paravano, Lois Kenyon. ROW 2: Janet Slaughter, Barbara White, Loretta White, Alice Fuller, Sylvia Eckley, Betty Cole , Jeanette Sprik, Carolyn Maedler, Marjorie Cieslar, Janet Yntema, Janet Bertram, Mary Horner, Vita Jernigan, Dolores Bennett. ROW 3: Royce Eaton, Gene Shanks, Loris Frysinger, Dick Roberts, Gordon Melms, Charles Alexander, William Fredrickson, John Aghababian, Alvin Yung- on. Wxgy, f,, Wi, t J 1 Organ Group ROW 1: Carole Jackson, Jeanette Sprink, Carl Anderson, Joanne Ream, Janet Greene, Cecilia Michael, Susan Atherton, Nancy Buono, Alvin Yungton, Constance Chapman, Jerry Walker, Lucille Garabedian, Kenneth Mix. 45 Qt tv , ,... 04... Y-Teens ROW 1: Georgia Ella Shaw, Vera Cole, Fern Mackey fSec'yJ , Rae Okamoto lPres.l, Geraldine Dolan CSponsorJ, Mildred Forgach, Gladys IshopfTreas.l , Joan Prasatek, Nancy Paravano. ROW 2: Yvonne Mitchell, Jeanne Chung, Lois Pulver, Beatrice Dixson, Delores Tate, Minnie Chatrnon, Dora Bell Woods, May Leon, Helen Chung, Joyce Davis. ROW 3: Alice Fuller, Helen Jacobs, Lena Johnson, Patricia Ware, Margaret Rogers, Rosalyn Jacobs, Dorothy Lloyd lSec'yJ, Margaret Raynor, Mary Toliver. -....,,. , ' .hz ,gm . I V 94 .' 'WQBBQLMXSWDH YfffjwO j3f QQMQJL W QMW QM 13 QQ' WQMJK? tiiifmg A 1-IQMERQQMS iw 1 COW WML WML 20 M Wififyff W mg! iVp9,fD,wy'?fx7' 2 J ff E, Qs, Qffxf M7 Z X Y Q6 ML Q is M Qiiw WQZQE W ia rf: C? Homeroom 107 ROW 1: Mary Lou Sauer, Pat Snyder, Patricia Tru- man, Patricia Wendt, Marian Kinney tH.R. Rep.J , Ina-Meta Varnauskas, Dona Wright, Paula Ermoyan, Gerry Harnden , ROW 2: Ian McKinnon, Keith Schoen, Gayle Hender- son, Ann Holten, Lois Leviska, Guyla Grant, Macek Gerald, Robert Stewart. ROW 3: Harry Derderian, David Davey, Robert Ver- banfc, Douglas Bisbee, Larry Fink, Hermann Tau- chert. Homeroom 111 ROW 1: Richard Palmer, Kenneth Parks, Jerome Grillo, Jim Compo, Dan Peterson, Sam Wasson, Bob Scott, Ronald Gold. ROW 2: Jack Simmons, .Terry Emmer, Bob Miller, Bob Olinick, Dominic Sebastiani, Bob Stevens, Jim McMahon, Robert Salamas. ROW 3: Marvin Siegel, Loris Frysinger, Donald Ploich, Papa Lentz, Leroy Posey, Robert ReFich , Jack Summers, John Marovich. 1-Iomeroom 101 ROW 1: Joan Hisle, Shirley Karapetlanf C3-l'01Y1'l church111,Jeanerre coxfH.R. Rep-1, M1SS M- Srmth lTeacherl, Ruth Boyajian, Barbara Morris, Earnest- Clark. ROW 2: Gertrude Nash, Jean Boback, Emelia Stepien, Marilyn Zaccagnini, Henrietta Giannangeli, Pearl Low, Louviccie Brown, Ruby Ramey, Vera Giglio . ROW 3: Dorothy Hardeng, Florence Cowlbeck, Lena Spearman, Nettie Marshall, Wyla Reasonover , Marion Tricomo, Joyce Loch. 1-Iomeroom 103 ROW 1: Lane Richey, Carrie Permuy, Elaine Mastin, S.E. McCullagh CTeacherJ, Maxine Pincus fH.R. Rep.D, Elaine Maki, Irma Phillips. ROW 2: Elizabeth Newman, JoAnne Ream, Shelly Mathews, Zelda Magner, Alice Mouradian, Shirley Miller, Alice Mae Kay, Cecilia Michael, Raynoma Ossman. ROW 3: Joan North, ClaraPhil1ips, Claire McKinney , Sonia Nickoloff, Janet Miller, Sally Manns, Patricia Pu.fka. of Homeroom 127 ROW 1: Peter Colling,Frances Hale,Shirley Spencer, Virginia Dabrowski, Alice Millard iTeacherJ, Pat- ricia Bentling. Betty Stelzer. Bill Lancaster. ROW 2: Eileen Krok, Pat Koss. Roberta Pladsen. Pat Phinney, Gene Shanks, .TackGlicker, JosephDeBone, Charles Dohring, Charles Sullivan. Homeroom 129 ROW l: Albert Lipinski. Joseph Henninger. Richard Shiner. James Barnette. Paul H. Wentink lTeacherb, Richard Kelly fl-l.R. Rep.f. Lowell Garcia. Donald Spasia. Richard Webster. Ronald Kingston. ROW 2: Robert Kendrick. Ralph Pleasant, Walter Glanton, Jerry Runions. Joe Davis. Lawrence Schweim, Franklin Gomoll, Bob Sanders. Don Kwek. ,. 51 5 , ff-fi -N ECS ri ' ' I-Iomeroom 203 ROW 1: Vernelis Kinsey, Annie Maue, Patrice Bar- gabus, Bill DavidsonfH.R. Rep.7, Margaret Schaup- ner QTeacherl, Pat Wirkus, Rosalind Kahldon, Sylvia Lee. ROW 2: Margie Hughes, Kitty Zalowski, Dorothy Lloyd, Geraldine Shimkus, Barbara Jauntley, Attila Simanyi, Edward McCliment, Wing Hong Yick. ROW 3: Jack Hanford, James Grasty, Frank Marcin- kowski, Roger Reschke, Vance Anthony, Richard Rauhut. Homeroom 205 ROW 1: Walter Levon, Joe Perrera, Lewis Craine, Harold Varner, Caroll Chickowsky fH.R. Rep.J , Norris Ponder, Edward Campbell, George Pozniak, Eugene Diggs. ROW 2: Daniel Naples,Eugene Ganit, Raymond Jones, Howard Dantzler, Kenneth Kinkins, Boris Muchnij, Geza Garnai, Jesse Gerrard. ga .1 - ,. .,.?fMdi3x-, Homeroom 147 ROW 1: Charles Grover, Leo Weiland, Walter Brown, Doug Bisbee, Marshall A. Moglovkin, FredWingate, Willie Buzton. ROW 2: Charles Wheller, Irving Chasnick, Louis Booker, Kenneth Behlow, Ernie Hoskins, Eugene Wallace, Ronald Feria, Robert Wheeler. ROW 3: Edwin Szubeczak, Dale Pollock, Mike Sulli- van, Lawrence Knowlton, John Yesford, Joseph De Marco, Frederick Berkebil. Homeroom 207 ROW 1: David Minus, Fred Smith, Robert Stabrylla, Victor Attar KH.R. Rep.D, Arthur Elges fTeacherj, Randy Hibbard, Ken Holcombe, Ron Polzien, Roger Smith. ROW 2: Titus Melnizclik, Frank Bileti, Russ Jean- nero, Don Benart, Earl Richardson, Leon Lee, Ken Chamberlain. ROW 3: Joe Aksamit, Gerald Franek, Bill McKibbon, Maurice Wilson fTeacherJ , Steve Haydock, Ed Piot- rowski. 98 Homeroom 209 ROW 1: Johnny Yee, Nate Peiss, Marian Alexander, Joyce Lewis, Gilbert Neary fH.R. Rep.J, Mary Lou Smith. Alice Bates, Orlando Orselli. ROW 2: Gershon Weiner, Richard Szubeczak, Earl Hendrickson, Stanley Guterman, Chuck Saint, Jerry Beletz, Richard Lang. ROW 3: Carl Brown, Louis Boscacci, Don Pierro, Don Sanford. Jack Redpath, George Willershausen. . 'An A , , Q Homeroom 215 Homeroom 229 ROW 1: Frank Lau, Don Murchison, Bob Campbell, Marcia Finn, Martha Tymchuk, Elbeatrice Ribbron, Barbara Smith, Melvin Zellman, Michael Chen, Mike Stoyka . ROW 2: Thomas Kelly, George Perry, Oscar Mit- chell, Amaryllis Bryant, R. B. Lance,Robert Healy, William Wolford, Lou Moutard, Jerry Schneyer . 99 ROW 1: Charles Dodd, Walter Dennison, Richard Friedrich, Joyce Kangas, S. F. Rowley CTeacherJ , Balig Berberian iH.R. Rep.J, Hilda Schechter, Mary Kane, Jerry Goldfaden, O'Neal Varner. ROW 2: Richard Hornick, Edwin Arnfield, Walter Thompson, John McCallu, Ronald Herman, Sheldon Weisberg, Rolley Murphy. ROW 3: James Eltringham ,Jim Young, Frank Peters, James G. Bryant, Jim Fraser, Fred Rivkin, Alex- ander O'Neal. Homeroom 225 ROW 1: lrveene Jenkins, Judy Morris, Irene Spencer, Bee Campbell, Barbara Jackson, Gwendolyn Sim- mons, Ann Brown. ROW 2: Pedro Mendoza, Jim Callcaterra, Garry Rechnitz ,Delores Gillespie, EdwardDonovan, James Turner, Steve Kanachki. ROW 3: Frederick Grigsby, Franklin Adams, Alfred Montgomery, Fred Alvarenga, William Harr, Paul Engelder, Gino Salciccioli. iff. 1 1 ,WE tht W- Homeroom 231 ROW 1: Joseph Asherson, Donald Wilkinson, Thomas Rintz, Peggy Miller, Shirley Worden CH.R. Rep.J , Betty Hines, Fred Ferri, Leonard Sudakin, Ted Brewus. ROW 2: Carl Andersen, Robert Norman, Alex Chiz- madia, Carleton Holsey, Clarence Anthony, Norbert Galecki, Rudolph Miller, Robert Paris, Benny Wailes. Homeroom 246 ROW 1: Joe Fleshner, James Rich, Larry Roy, Gerard Larkins, RichardGrauer, K. H. StoddartCTeacherJ , Russell Oliveto, Theodore Harris , Antenore Davanzo , Robert Rodriquez, Jim Stevens. ROW 2: James Sullivan, Gerald Blaskie, Augie Car- ingi, Ronald Wanttaje, Joseph Klueger, Robert Deuker, Agris Semasko, Leonard Osinski, Anthony Spisak. ROW 3: Anthony Jusko, Louis Irwin, RichardVerduvn, John Kozlowski, Gerald Hinson, Anthony DeCesco, Emanuel Spunt, Thomas Ray. fi F5 ij 4.14 vi i il' Y A lAx 5. L ml i 955mm I-Iomeroom 241 ROW 1: Pat Beck, Delores Melnychenko, Kay Swan, Dolores Tenaglia, Arlene Helman, Marigon Mark- ey, Silva Pankars. ROW 2: Donald Guindon, Roy Vogler, Fred Schiller, Mrs. Cohoe iteacherl, Karl Potasnik, Basil King, David Babb. ROW 3: Byron Reed, Arthur Morehead, Sander Kustmer, William Hollingshead, Richard Bennett, Lynn St. john. V ir rf'i PN YTQQV- Homeroom 247 ROW 1: Renaldo Benson, WardKirby, Rodney Kukler , Leon Bonnici, Harry Nowak, Don Szarek, Freddie Reaves, Seth Barsky, John Kalasky. ROW 2: James Gordon, Calvin Woelke, Johnny Thur- man, Jerome Gross, Bill Cornick, Roger DeMum- brum, Herman Thaler, CarlPretty, Gerald Rickaby John Goddard. 100 v Q, ,yxrt ? 0 i Homeroom 305 ROW lg Angelo Piccinini, Marvin Luliasiewicz, Joseph Kasinec, James Yares, Ronald Yahrmatter, Lynn Gordon fTeacherb. Don Pipper, Jerry Potter. Liddell Paige. John Guiden. ROW 2: Robert Young. David Kolodziet, Eugene Lind- say, Bill Snell. Doug Reed, Ricardo Burk, Don Rippe. Bill Nighbor, Earl Johnson. ROW 3: Robert Boulton, Fred Clark, Bob Stevenson Dave Edmonds, John Darmody, Eugene Strobel, Tom Stage , George Hilbo rn . 0,6 Homeroom 309 ROW 1: Mitchell Kyc, Tom Rodgers, Ed Rucker, Dan Mitkus, Ruth Yost fTeacherJ, Gerald Man, George Gaggos, Ronald White, Coley Williams. ROW 2: Dan Easley, Kenneth Jennings, Joe Gammic- chia, Renolcl Jerome, Saul Levin, Norman Weiss, Milton Price, David Lavoie, John Mark. ROW 3: Philip Bershas, RobertDave, Ed. Kozlowski, Richard Vahratian, Peter Chirco, ArgustCo1andrea , Al Szymanski, Joe Hubbard. 101 H 5669 Homeroom 325 ROW 1: Bentley Knight, Carol Leonard, Dolores Kolos, Carol Cornish, Joyce Danielski, Janet Mac- Ivor tH.R. Rep.D,Henry McMullan lTeacherJ, Elaine Jardine, Cleo Thorson, Leslie Bell, Bill Gardiner . ROW 2: Gerald Grum,Benny Paolucci, RonaldChrov- ian, Ralph Nicholas, Rondell Bisbee, Al Weatherly, Ivan Shamley, Winfrid Neumann, Irwin Finkelstein. Homeroom 341 ROW 1: John Muehchoff, Jack Hagenah, Tom Ebert, Norman Hankala, Roy Wenning CTeacherJ, Dominic Fracassa, Richard Brookey, Stuart Carmichael. ROW 2: William Wopinsky, Sherwin Steffin, Paul Whiting, Robert Thomas, Martin Bieganowski, John Joas, Melvin Stern, James Wood. ROW 3: Milton Canner, Gar Blight, Dick Gravel, Wesley Bryant, Charles Larson. I-Iomeroom 344 ROW 1: Donald Phillips, Larry Cox, Irving Tukel, Edward Rondeau, Frank Granger tTeacherJ, Robert Lishin, Stanley Szerlag, Walter Tkaczyk, Jim Dailey, Alex Vlad. ROW 2: Raymond DeMichele, Pete Lyon, Tom Car- min, Bob Roseliep, Charles Fuller, John Ilnicki, Lloyd Robertson, John Kreuzer. ROW 3: Bob McMahan, Ronald Loch. John Powell, Kenneth Jones, Wayne Ulrich, Herbert Martin, Bob Thomas. Y . Homeroom 347 ROW1: John Jump, Tony Yee, Robert Davis, G01fd01'1 Kane, W.E. Zerber, John Eriksson, Ernest Shelling, Jim Koval. ROW 2: Zijah Mehmedbacih, Herb Thompson, Jerry Wojcik, Burton Jarvi, Andy Zichichi, Ben Grier, Norbert Schollett, David Gust. ROW 3: John Bellomo, John Aghababian, LorryDaven- port, Edward Wilburn, Ernest Zooper, Walter Pelto, Ronald Piconke. Homeroom 350 ROW 1: Jack Roberts, Sam Galatian, Bob Arcand, Bulus Ajlouny. Charles Worsley, Russell Swartz, fTeacherJ, Dave Lamb, Ronald Primrose, Tumey Durham. ROW 2: Charles Mielbe, Alan Thelbert, Bill Nuznoff, David Armstrong. Donald Cantin, Tom Lindsey, Delbert Newell. Homeroom 403 ROW l: John Vernarsky, Donald Natzel, Rodney Harvey, Roy Highland, Vallie Elvers lTeacherl, Charlie Huggins iH.R. Rep.b, Ronald Porter, Tom Romanoski, Robert Derwinski. ROW 2: Hal Thomas, John Hagen, Gordon Page, Michael Teeter, Paris Whittington, Don Salmon, Rinaldo Ignagni. ROW 3: Jim Brownstein, Morris Smith, George Gate- wood, Walter Pyles, William Teaff, William Robb. Homeroom 405 ROW 1: Danny Balloff, Art Koby, Ted Thompson, Joe Cordelius, John Ugo fH.R. Rep.J, Carl Schulte, Robert Sandora, Ronald Ostowick. ROW 2: Robert Jankowski, Martin Magid, Si Lazar, Jim Wise, Robert Lawrence, Doug Bisbee, Obbie Denson. ROW 3: Don Mennucci, Alonzo Smith, Gerald Giifin, Harry Derderian, Lewis Zuber, Lawrence Newman. Homeroom 407 ROW 1: Pat Hanson, Lois Kenyon, Phyllis Kanachki CH. R. Rep.b, Margaret Qua, Maxine Lakritz fTeacherJ, Annette Fern, Grace Glass. ROW 2: Nanci Keel, Marguerite Laus, Mary Lan- caster, Sylvia Littman, Pat Karoly, Jessie Holley, Joan Harris, Janet Greene, Barbara Foster. ROW Maudine Horne, Lucille Garabedian, Margaret Lewis, Carole Jackson, Barbara Ivory, Vita Jern- igan, Euneida Jackson. Homeroom 409 ROW 1: Jerry Wojtowicz, David Papo, H. R. Padel- ford fTeacherJ, Jim Brower, Herbertweathenspoon, Earl Sanders. ROW 2: George Holt,Joseph Schuster,MarvinWarner, Thomas Latka, Don Brenner, Herb Bernatein. ROW 3: Russell Barber, Jerry Gill, Robert Gilson, Richard Kania, Ronald Miller. Q at 1qx,AWl,Vl ,Mi 13,53 1-Iomeroom 411 ROW 1: Dorothy Walsh, Liz Sharfner, Carole Dick- erson fRep.J, Mary Emerson, Rosemary Hackel, Marjorie Larente. ROW 2: Elaine Low, Joyce Sain, Beverly Dow, Janet Slaughter, Pat Spangler, Doreen Rivers, Edna Low. ROW 3: Loretta Tennant, Olyne Culver, Harriett Teague, Jewel Harper, Vera Fanti, Jeanne Birge , May Leon. 1-Iomeroom 413 ROW 1: Charlene Moore, Mary Scott, Agnes Gaines, Linda Cunningham, Pat Williams, Helen Osborone CTeacherJ, Lola Laine, Joyce Hinton, Yvonne Mit- chell, Katie Anderson, Margaret Stonestreet. ROW 2: Minnie Chatman, Loretta Sanders, Patti Franklin, Wilhelmina Rhemes, Joan Springer, John- etta Alford, Doris Taylor, Yvonne Wilkins, Peggie Heflin. ROW 3: Margie McGuire, Mary Spinney, Oleta Mize, Rita Landoski, Judy Thomas , Doris Thompson, Janet Smith, Constance King, Evelyn Hunter. h 104 Homeroom 425 ROW 1: Gene Gillum, Jerry O'Hara, Vera Cole Margery Blatchley, Leanora Thompson, T. Holm berg fTeacherl, Barbara Wilson, Rhoda James Jacqueline Tilles, Shirley Levine, Alan Schwartz ROW 2: Bill McMillan, William Simpson, Carl Preist land, Vincent Nestico, Jim Whitten, George Clunis Terry Bloss, Ronald Hecker, Von Morse, Benny Usher, Robert Kucharski. Homeroom 433 ROW 1: Roscoe McDowell, Thomas King, Bob Linden Richard Hamlin, R. J. Hocking fTeacherJ, Pat Gigliotti, William Deska, Hannan Nove. ROW 2: Bob Merck, William Serrich, Ray Bloch, Edgil Reid, Leon Bates, Fred Belue, Jerome Dysarz. ROW 3: Joe Ziomek, Bernard Curatolo, Gerald Thomas, Frank Callen, George Jurmu. 105 Homeroom 450 ROW 1: David Leash, Benjamin Stephen, Bernard Tinsley, Mrs. Petersen CTeacherJ, Ralph Stoner, John Renaud, Fred Stevens. ROW 2: James Clay, Ronald Rosenberg, David Stor- vis, Don Zinger, Leonard Williams, Lawrence Steiner, Roy Hart, ROW 3: Walter Pouch, Dan Powers, James Smith, Arthur Titran, Phillip Bohm, James Wiley, Tom Lazos. ,,.. Homeroom 503 ROW 1: Rose Perpinelli, Barbara Goodrich, Betty Laughren, Carolyn Maedler , Mrs. Pu1fordCTeacherD , June Rosen, Betti Howell, Vinmor Taylor, Una Supon. ROW 2: Mary Ann James, Clarease McCarty, Mary Brown, Joyce Stevens, Sylvia Eckley, Delores Tate, Sharon Isbell, Willie Mae Gordon, Kay Spinney. ROW 3: Edna Henderson, Janet Wade, Mary Horner, Susie Chapman, Mary Duncan, Joyce Angerer, Mary Ruth Mann. f WN54 K Homeroom 452 ROW 1: Gerald McNee1y, Honey Stevens, Dolores Magatelli, Iris Bennett, Diane Bull, Timothy Rocha . ROW 2: Frank Weglarz, Don Dowd, Fred Harrington, Walter Mayton, Ronald Dean, Richard Hicks. Homeroom 454 ROW 1: Imogene Roame, Marilyrui Jacquin, Sylvia Beebe, Dolores Vega, Kay Kosmuch, Miss Fischer tTeacherJ, Gwendolyn Carter, Jerusha McCall, Cordelia Matson, Margaret Orr. ROW 2: Connie Green, Vernah Giles, Jacquiline Brannon, Joan Tomboni, Patricia Hoye, Judy Good, Beverly Gray, Janet Severts, Carlene Glover, Vernette Mobley. ROW 3: Shirley Beauer, Dolores Mosoryak, Janet Yntema, Judy DeFoe, Yvonne Bynum, Louise Wilson , Hannelore Schwartz. of Homeroom 507 ROW 1: Estelle Miller. Sandra Bowen. Rosetta Lee, Ruth Mallo, Stella Hurry. Barbara Felker, Barbara Smith. Evelyn Hines. Marion Stafford, ROW 2: Martha Adams. Lorraine Glover, Jan Hunter, Marian Hanson, Beatrice Smith. Mr. Louis Rosen fTeacherl. MaryJoyce Lewis. Mildred Nelson, Diane Cushman, Hattie Walker. ROW 3: Valena Martin. Delphine Dykhoff, Ann Bear, Nancy Storvis, Lucille Nurse, Elizabeth Mereshak, Marilyn Mitchell. Pat Rybicki, Alberta Munson. Homeroom 509 ROW 1: Jo Anne Wozniak, Mary Ann Moore, Mary Mittleman, Sharron Lenz, Bertha Ballard fTeacherJ , Marilyn Sundstrom, Beverly Warjonen, Ruth Rich- ardson, Arlene Consiglio. ROW 2: Carmen Mills, Jean Moore, Lucille Chow, Leona Pace, Frozena Massenberg, Ruth Michael, Stella Perkins, Rosetta Puryear. ROW 3: Marion Mercer, Nancy McPhail, Patricia Ware, Sally Morden, Grace Wilde, Barbara Mitchell . pai I 'N in , -,,i 4 , if 5,.4f, 4259142972-rf, 1 4 JP TW we V1 Homeroom 505 ROW 1: Spencer Gaither, Thomas King, Lew Price, Anthony Kuspa, Geraldine Dolan fTeac herj, Ronald Marcetti, Ronald Kowalski, Richard McManigell, John Poppas. ROW 2: Cloyd Rinehart. Clayton Leroue, Edward McClenney. DuVaugh Poniel, Curtis Bishop. George Freeman, Peter Wojdan, Phillip Kepley. ROW 3: Marvin Reid, Troy Grigsby. Bill Bulley, Dave Shalda. Clark Johnson, Walt Elliott, Lewis Thompson. 'SGGQ Homeroom 511 ROW 1: Julia Wicker, Connie Gualdoni, Anna Austin, Charles Monticelli KTeacherJ, Barbara Battle, Sheila Miller, Evelyn Waller, Gloria Jackson. ROW 2: Rita Sandweiss, Helen Nielsen, Pauline Jov- anovich, Lois Hendry, Helen Chung, Patricia Evans , Charlotte Brown, Emma Cope. fm! r-,555 Homeroom 517 1+ fs ROW 1: Roy Hulan. Art Fantin, Dan Fischer, Ricardo Gira, John Donnelly QTeacherJ, E. S. Stern, Arthur Mardigian, Don Glinski, Bob McCallum. ROW 2: Edwin Dunn, Andrew Didyk, Alvin MacDonald Peter Bernard, Russell Hottrnann, Glenn Guenter berg, Sham, Roger Jennings, Ralph Mack. ROW 3: Robert Elly,James Coaell, James McDonald Lee Oden, Haydock, Earl Hecker, John Martinsek V :av hfifvp' Homeroom 529 ROW 1: Stefan Silverston, Lois Bellamy, Howard Gaylord lTeacher7. C hristine Sneddon, Joyce Strong Raymond Sakow. ROW 2: Allen Moenaert, Clark Shields, Joseph Les ter, John Bray. Donald Podgorny, Clarence Harris ROW 3: Larry Brown, Fred Woodstock,Wa1ter God frey, Brock Dew, Jim Daly. Daryl Egeland. 109 Q it O Homeroom 531 ROW 1: Martin Davidson, Henry Wuensoh, Mary Ester Smith, Julia Breeland, Edward Navickas tTeacherJ , Janice Guyton, Bessie Jordan, Bob Weir, Eli Berniker. ROW 2: Elden Laine, Bill Klippel, Raymond Lints, Tom Brush, Gordon Galbraith. Mark Shaevsky, Gerald Dooley. fwfifimm iv ,L Homeroom 545 ROW 1: Al Yendick. Al Mackenzie, Don Nouosiadly, Melvin Reynolds . Rose Oirathju. Ra1.'Clave tTeacherJ . James Supanich. Ester Purifjf. James March, Harvey Randall. Donald Carson. ROW 2: Billpickering. Leon Leash. ReubenCrockett, Ceon McKissack. LaDon Gilbert. Roger Davison. Asa Scott. Robert Morehead. Franklin Harris. Taul Norman. ROW 3: Daniel Kolton. Robert Burns, Leonard Blatt, George McAuley. Graham Jackson. Charles Manns. Douglas Fortney. Albert Tuttle. Moses Canty. Robert Rhodman. 'UW .ge f IW!!! f WML!! I Homeroom 533 ROW 1: George Litwin, Martha Smith, Marthe Wiest, Joan Barton, Arthur Obel fTeacherJ, Arlene Lee Glassman. Naomi Roberts, Margaret Leech, Marvin Burke. ROW 2: Alfred Stepp, Robert Tilicky, Simon War- shawsky, Frank Pyko, Phyllis Cogan, Charles Gehrke, Thomas Nelson, Jon Yost, David Appel. ROW 3: Robert Beck, David Larson, Philip West, Drake Duane, Dietz Robert, Richard Calso, Robert Seaton, Richard Peritz. ew Homeroom 546 ROW 1: Lois Carmichael, Arlene Christie, Lois Hair, Lillian Kashmerick, Greta Pack tTeacherl, Richard Luke, Audrey Cain, Shirley Mason, Gladys lshop. ROW 2: Howard Schofield, Dan Simkow, Ronald Pet- rella, Sandra Stewart, Alvin Loving, James McGee, Jean Soto, Calvin Weisman, Bob Sedestrom, Richard Battle. 109 Homeroom 550 ROW 1: Lettie Watson, Virginia Green, Beecher Stewart, Alice Necefer, Delores Omans, M. B. Goodlellow QTeacherJ ,June Momon , C laudette Owens, Elizabethworkun, Rose Marie Jones, Maxine Glass- 111311. ROW 2: Jeanetta Walker, Barbara Reese, Shirley Dings, Sandy Helms, Regenia Smith, Phyllis Jacob- son, Shirley Harris, Mary Ann Zajac, Mary Morton, Ann Jackson. ROW 3: Evelyn Stephens, Carol Thompson, Mickey MacDonald, Norma Sinclair, Leota Huffstickler, Geraldine Morton, Sally Jones, Nancy Ann Murray, Janet Wuntner, Geraldine Williams. V '. .4 Q i f 82, ,, ffl W ' ra 'E 'U L : 11 15 I r 177'--1 Homeroom 552 ROvV 1: Anthony Jerome, Joe Konopka, Jimmy Vaughan, Neil Seydel, Duane Trombly, John Drain, Jerom Kulik, Van George. ROW 2: Robert Jarrard, Bill Borst, Jim Koncyk, Tom Murray, Sol Moretsky, Paul Payne, Don Coop- er, Roger Vanhavermaat. ROW 3: Richard Score, Robert Vrooman, Paul Schulze, Joe Woznicki, Ken Haskell, Robey Bell, William Stoscup, John Loridas. Homeroom 554 ROW 1: Victor Cook, John Chakan, Tom Howard, John Wenzel lTeacherJ, Don Pierro, Andrew Pow- shok, William Waldorf. ROW 2: Morton Goldberg, David Simpson, Raymond Krusin, Ray Wiggins, Herman Rass, William Ray, Bob Scriver, Don Dolenga. ROW 3: Joseph Oglenslei, Louis Ruffus, Thomas Pierce, Don Gabriel, Paul Larsen, Roger Pelamati , Billy Reid. Homeroom 601 ROW 1: D. Rubello, J. Trombly, Molly Vichinsky, Don Brackett QTeacherl, Marie Sciamanna, Bob Roberts, Bob Piotrowski. ROW 2: Dominic Rornpella, Lynn Layzela, Eugene Randolph, Jerry Immonen, Harvey Steingold, Joseph Wolf, Richard Ryan. ROW 3: Ray Prete, Howard Austin, Don Hearm, Norris Wesler, Jim Smulick, Thomas Nowicki. Homeroom 607 ROW 1: Jo Nell Malone, Patsy Guess, Cecilia Heigel, Marilyn Wisniewski, E. S. Bauer tTeacherl, Marg- aret Smith, Virginia Popiel, Laurel Braunstein, Rena Kron. ROW 2: Helen Robak, Barbara Golinske, Mary Ann Yantus, Helen Morariu, Jo. Vulpett, Claudette Byers, Marge Baker, Betty Cole, Helen Jacobs, Lena Johnson. Nancy White. ROW 3: Eddie Smith. Coraleeproudfoot, CarolSmith, Nadine Harvey, Margaret Rayno, Dolores Bennett, Joan McGonigal. Margaret Wilkinson, Shirley Scriver. Homeroom 611 ROW1: Beatrice Wineman. Rosa Lee Smith, Mary Barbee, Joan Purdy, Gwennie Davis, Valeria Jak- ubowski, Liis Clift. Anne Zayanchkowski, Alvia Rogers, Joan Mackey, FlossiczalJones, Vera Ferg- uson. ROW 2: Marilyn Adams, Madeline Smith. Juanita Cooks, Gracie Halasinski, Delores Ranson, Kaye Creason, Charlotte Reeves, Barbara Loomis, Ber- nice Ransom, Henriann Coco, Mary Toliver, Melinda Putnam. ROW 3: Louise Radford, Shirley Gough, Ann Boner, Dora Bell Woods, Miss Patnales tTeacherl, Barb- ara Joan Dempsey, Helen Ballo, Margaret Royal, Carole Ann Blieske, Lois Kroepel, Delores Berry. Homeroom 612 ROW 1: Allan Klingensmith, Jerry Goldin, Steve Dane, Peter Rybock fTeacherJ, John Dergazarian, Louis Kapustin, Frank Lawrence. ROW 2: Ben Wicker, William Emerson, Raymond Kwiatkowski, Robert Lausten, Raymond Kaiser, Tom Lund, Emory Taylor, Terry Strachan. ROW 3: Douglas Jamieson, Martin Hurley, Donald Clark, Rollie Haddad, Ken Lancuski, Warren James , Duane Myers. IVA 0 1-Iomeroom 618 ROW 1: Lucille Moskua, Nan Johnston, Mary Rodes Gladys Rogos, Michael Van DeKeer, Diana Silvius Margaret Sona, Diane Weindling. ROW 2: Tom Doyle, Dick Tastruba, Coralyn Fitz Donald Thrall tTeacherJ, Vera Young, Harry Hous ler, Donald Wagner. erbert Donle Ronnie Hamilton, Gus Pap ROW 3: H Y, ' pas, Walter Lee, Joseph Krizanich, EugenePrintup. 112 gnu , Homeroom 614 ROW 1: Duane Houk, Royce Eaton, Harold Gold, Bill Butterfield, Otto Salchow tTeacherJ, Ronald Gold, Robert Fell, John Stofanik, Adelbert Clarke. ROW 2: Louis Orosz, Paul Schuster, Rudy Zornik, Charles David, Roger Sandbank, Ronald Jones, Ralph Scott, Norbert Metler. ROW 3: Eric Fishking, Gerald Grossman, Lonnie Keys, Bob Weisberg, Richard Nielsen, Dave Neal, Bob Giesey. Homeroom 616 ROW 1: Willa Mae Mattha, Norma Davis, Nancy Par- avano, Dolores Czerwinski, Gloria Shells, Leonard Czajczynski tTeacherJ, Shirley McWhorter, Alverta Combs, Joan Prasatek, Irene Bartolomucci, Delores Williams . ROW 2: Joyce Blaies, Theresa Minute, Judy Craw- ford, Alice Fuller, Yvonne Jolmson, Clara Jackson, Mary Cunningham, Maude Mularow, Elvia Mae Young, Jean Everage. ROW 3: Gail Holt, Connie Geranen, Marlene Schott, Rosalyn Jacobs, Ruth Sweetland, Susanne Pyle, Mary Preston. 1-lomeroorn 617 ROW 1: Ronald Markham, Lyn Strauss, George Yan- ikian, Andrew Oddo, Harold Richards, Sam Green- blatt, R. E. Giebel tTeacherD, Richard Brandt, Bill Pullician, Dan Valentine, Paul Schreiman, Colbourne Sohielke. ROW 2: Walter Petloski, Bruce Wells, William Black, Larry Fox, Edward Billotti, Richard Weinand, Rich- ard Thomas, Cataldo Zuckero, James Brown, Doug- las Shields. ROW 3: Kenneth Valentine, Kenneth Sawle, Ken Coch rum, Angelo Jenzelos, Lloyd Dolby, Abraham Kresch, Richard PoDgorski, John Carter, Richard Pompian. ROW 4: Max B'Eck, John Martinovich, Carl Raab, Louis Roussey, Murray Chodak, Ronald Schwesing, Kent Ogle, Norman Carlson. Homeroom 620 ROW 1: Mack Adams, Leonard Adragna, Martin Lip sitt, Janet Mitchell, Lauvence T. Ray CTeacherJ Barbara Haglund, Kenar Parnagian, Sam Marinello Joseph Lahey, Robert May. ROW 2: Eugene Yates, Raymond Benivegna, Harr Albertson, John Hasty. James Ham, Wendell Turner Charles Alexander. Marvin Miller, George Kotfica ROW 3: John Glenn. Marilyn Kerns. Barry Ravenal James Rogers, Kenneth Zuppke. Standish Downs Aaron Kogan. Homeroom 622 ROW 1: Rose George, Vera Hawman, Arlene Katz Ethel Leung, Harriet Subrin, Carol Ferguson, Joyce McDanie1s, Mona Farmakis. ROW 2: Jack Potere, Harold Brenner, Gordon Bain ard, Nina Fleming tTeacherJ. Brian Dubin, Jim Geriusz, James Hay. Johnny Brown. Homeroom 623 ROW 1: William Moorer, Ester Zajac, Jimmie Rosen R. K. Schuholz fTeacheri, Rae Bourgeois, Ruth Morgan, Richard Fielding. ROW 2: Michael Luckow, Emil Kaczmar, Richard Pozniak, Paul LaMontagrie, Ronald Peckens, Wally Paluszczak. 1 i '5 xl ,E D, ,-,VU V E i I Homeroom 656 ROW 1: Margaret Turowski, Anne Sikarda, Claire Wilkins, Gloria Solomon, Pat Waggle, Miss Froude tTeacherJ, Elaine Taylor, Barbara White, Rene'e Winslow, Carolyn Wilder. ROW 2: Elaine Stoftzer, Jeanette Sprik, Shirley Schechter, Ruth Woughter, Marilyn Sanders, Neather Thomas, Loretta White, Shirley White, Vivian Venticinque. Homeroom 658 ROW 1: Eleanor Klope, Elaine Hukkala, Joel Robin- son, Mary Ellen Ingles, Joan Deming. ROW 2: Carole Janke, Betty Lou Morris, Robert Sarkozy, Terry Pisciotta, Jennie Zebri. 'ms Q M O1'I'leI'OO1'I'l ROW 1: Lorraine Turski, Nita Carlson, Shirley Aleman, Mrs. Obel fTeacherD, Joyce Dumant, Marg- aret Yablonsky, Camilla Bawol, Norma Georges. ROW 2: Reynold Alberts, Natalie Werner, Janet Barnes, Faira Allen, Diane Barr, Nancy Harris, Madeline Mangan, Evelyn Gurvitch, Gary Feerer. ' 'Z L7 ROW 3: Paul Scott John Sontag, 7 Cinto Lyle, Larr Lake, Ed. McGuire Elden Schneck. Homeroom 647 ROW 1: Barbara Smith, Jane Schukraft, Pauline Schlager, Marilyn Sebastian, Jean Kay Radford, Barbara Fink, Shirley Elgot, Ann Hutira, ROW 2: Gayle Saarman, Faye Blair, Betsy VanGee, Betty Chapman, Joyce Orange, Bernard Johnson. bfi S 'W YJ nv' v Sr N Homeroom 711 ROW 1: Pat Bruner, Eleanor Connelly, Eileen Berick, Loretta Delulian, Mary Byers, Dolores Dardarian, Mrs. R. Hammond lTeacherJ, Nancy Buono, Arlene Cayton, Shirley Carter, Nicolina Agosta, Margaret Barber. ROW 2: Gardenia Doughty, Shirley Cooper, Wilma Berry, Mary Allen, Carol Bennett, Virginia Catan- ese. Diana Cracchiolo, Sylvia Dzierbicki. Carol Arnold, Dawn Boesen, JoAnne Brantley, Barbara Brazil, Patricia Collinson. ROW 3: Beulah Conner, Margaret Blackshire, Con- stance Chapman, Lucille Garabedian, Joan Ardanow- ski, Sally Dudney. JoanConstarit, Charlotte Binham- mer, Barbara Cole. Joyce Bellamy, Henrietta Densley. Homeroom 713 ROW l: Jack Horner, John Cripps, James Villaire, Harry Elliott. Mr. Paul Andrews tTeacher1, Ron- ald Smith. Bill Klingensmith. Ken Griem, Fred Ballantine. ROW 2: Paul Attar. Richard Schroeder, Emil Ellul, Walter Ostlund. Richard Stachowski, James Spezia. Ralph Weber. Henry DeCroix, Harlan Schafer, Paul Smith. ROW 31 Oliver Cote. Mario DeFelice. Arthur Engels, David Kuhlwein. Bill Reedy. Richard Selke, Robert Butala. Ron May. Bob Rousseau. ROW4: Albert Gal. Lawrence Bronson, Leonard Gross, PaulBunten. LeeCa5tineau, Richard Enlovy Q0 Q c f xv V '59 LM' ' ' E- - ,'f', 15 3 I H? gm Maintainance ,,W,,,, .tl ' Z rf 7 ,en ff J , M, , it y ,K ' I f av.. ,,,n JENNIE FITZPATRICK Elevator Operator wb, 4.44119- NORA WETTSTIVE BERTHA RHODE Elavator Operator Switchboard Operator 1 fb ' AES. 1 , ' r ..,., W it 'W f f A , AAJ 1 ,t f X1 of , f f VV-f 5 , , an ,A,,, , f frm Q47 wfgf Kahn fwk ROSE PRZYLYC Z Elevator Operator 5? 4 at M W 'Q CYRIL BUFFARD JOHN DANIELS ORTHNI KORTI4-i Chief Engineer Electrician Receivin ,,.,. :QQ , r fi at fva ' I I1 Q. fra 1f,,,f111 off 'V 'Q ,V f.,, V f f auf' , Q 'V ,1 192 ' 'n'2 ii N ,QQ JAMES POLKINGHORNE GEORGE SCHUMER Carpenter Janitor 541221- FRANK WARNE g Clerk -5 5 'Q I' FRANK WYSZIPISKI Chief Janitor Janitor re . X . I' '.1 fi. 'z H 'Z I1 1 ,' 'J 1 ' MMFHQ fix: X111 .311 I I 'li H K 1 1 1' '11 Q tx , . . UA. 5 E , 1 1 51,1 I. ,11 'fqqx Eg '71-I .J 1 ., I 4 I L-55 1' -A 1 -11.1 11 -14 1. ,. 1: ,1g. .,- - .'1 1.1 1 -, 1 X., I . 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Vt.. 1.- I 11 I? 8,11 .1l1fJ1,'-1.5.1,-4 f :1qg'.1,2'1 F lan 13,171 ' Yg 'xl Q r I 1 1' ' UE 'favs' AL E1 HMI Li'j'j:1 1Q.'tf1l'1 t 1 1 , ll 1i11hitu,r,12f 5tE:1L12!ik 1 QT' 11 IM lE7f,I1xiE 1 1 ' I -S1 'ffs' vii 1' s' 5' 2, -11 131 .ri 'I 1 .1 ff-.111 ln ' 1 '1 I f.,1,1 lr ' -1.1-', - .L '.u.r , .1.1. 1, 1 1 ,l 1 . 1 : ,1,. 1 ., 11 1. , 1, 1 ,w- '1 ' 1 -'.-I 'D.', .Y,'. . 1,1- . .- 1311 1 1 N 1 1 ' 'I yn ' I E?fWwM3mgihfd h .1 1-1 21 ' V 1 1 5 I' ll Qu K J A xx ,Wg-Z i lk Lui ,,, Offlo a Good Siarf Reddy Kilowatt, your electric servant, congratulates you on attaining your diploma. He looks forward to work- ing side by side with you as you go on to achieve your further ambitions. Wfhenever you need him-remember, he's Reddy. Detroit Edison ,ids 93 unees of ro ress X0 one could ever call a typical 1880 telephone operator T light-headed. Especially when she had her headset on- all six pounds six ounces of it. That 1880 headset, though, was a good piece of equipment-the liest of its day. But with its hox-like transmitter and leather harness. it couldn't. hy' any stretch of the imagination. he called eomfortahle. Today. of course. it's a different story. The telephone operator now wears a streamlined headset that weighs only nine ounces-93 ounces less than the 1880 rnodel. It fits her like a new spring bonnet and makes her joh as the Voice with a Smile easier than ever hefore. And speaking of johs, if youere graduating this year. and are looking for an interesting. important joh. Michigan Bell may have one for you. Why not drop in soon for an interview? MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Employment Office: 1365 Cass Avenue Jfdoenltne Round the next corner and in the next street Adventure lies in wait for you. Oh! who can tell what you may meet Round the next corner and in the next street? Could life be anything but sweet Wrhen all is hazardous and new Round the next corner and in the next street? Adventure lies in wait for you. -E. F. A. Seach ' We sincerely hope all your adventures will be wholly pleasant. If you were to ask those who graduated., one, five, ten or fifteen years or more ago, we rather think they would tell you that both your adventures and your ventures will be more pleasant and more profitable when you have a bank account. You will never be sorry if you save. It is never too early or too late to start a bank account with us-but for you the sooner, of course, the better. TIO AL B NK OF DETROIT Complete Banking and Trust Service 33 Banking Offices Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatio TO C lor pictures indoors. . . Stop in and see how easy indoor color pictures are. We have Kodacolor Film for most roll-film cameras, Z and Kodachrome Film for , gnnldfqiq 4? K0n 'Xqr X ATOL Q COITIBYCS. 'E C ski ' For double reliability in your flash shots, ask us about the new Kodak B-C Flashpack. Detroit Camera Shop YOUR FUTURE IN -Ii-.H' AMERlCA'S BILLION 7 -7 DOLLAR INDUSTRY SHOULD BE CONSIDERED NOW TALK N X X IT OVER WITH YOUR FULKS 'r-1 ' - ' ::-- 1 X I ' X ' I .Il 9, '-' . X. - T l N Full time day and evening classes in X 3 I Radio and T-V Service, Production gl X and Operations plus the training and ' 3' M 'X development at Practical Electronic X . Engineers. Job placement service . . X C ,vi-1' X available to help or completely finance I !:,' .5 your education. Complete J 7K pl 1 i r 9 d n : '2 4 acemen serv'ce a ra ua 'on. wmrz on rumen ron Q ym meow Choose the technical institution with national recognition for your electronics training RADIO - ELECTRONIC - TELEVISION SCHOOLS temple J-rszu arau woouvunn Avsnuz . nzrnorr 1, mrcnrcnr DEPENDABLE GAS SERVICE EPENDABLE gas service is always available in your home for many necessities and comforts. Bakeries, laundries, restaurants and many other businesses in the community use gas each day in their many operations. Factories require gas for many essential purposes. Uninter- ruptecl gas service contributes to the health, comfort and prosperity of the community. And day in and clay Out, you may accept gas service ns zz matter of course-proof of dependable service. so 'af Q U? ' 6 Q Q Q A5 Wiz Lg Quia? MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY Serrizzg 735,000 C1l.YflIlll6I'5 in Aliflllgzlll All This and Homework Too In a certain class of mine, the frustrated teacher has decided that the whole world is against him. Lend an ear to his tale of woe: The class consists of members of the Outlook and Triangle staffs, various music students, members of the home economics department, art students and members of the National Honor Society. Class officially begins at 2:15, but books are not opened until 2:35 after a period of talk, on other sub- jects, and many other distractions. There is a brief period of lecturing and questioning, and then the first batch departs, leaving the teacher with a fist full of excuses, legitimate and otherwise, and not much else , 'I f , P 1: S , - if 2 ,. ...Q G K - 1 I 4 C I Q 1 1- 55. - in f. ' 2 N U L T l fwf,-9'-eeffy ff 'z - 1 it if ,211 Xf' y, .5 'T3 1536 I 1 l v'554f31f X . ' ' , 1, X l 4 f'.f4W-7 ' . t 3271 f 4 q if 12' -1 After beating his head against the wall several t lear it of the homicidal instincts within, he times o c D esumes class The lecture is frequently mterrupted I' . by Outlookers asking for a certain work to fit headlines they are writing, and music students polishing flutes. The next major attraction in this three-ring circus is an office messenger, or a similar person who has - Th been bribed into getting someone out of class. e person leaving is usually someone to whom this is an old story, and who has not been in class very frequently. If I remember correctly, the last time this happened, the teacher exploded with, xyf 'M 4 X 'X-1385 A-x-rage bl -.31 5 5. 6 n ' 1 Q Q 55 -'Q ,aw 9- M44 1 4 0 0 4 I QWQWW -' '. . SVW'-5 4-92912 U Qyyl ,lplrlf bf fn- 55411 3962 hz Wkfviw - 04 ,mm 49,0504 '10 . I 0a,'..o 49 X- 0 We 9'4 9A pf wi-sfm'-g-. Z -ii 15 6.xg.Q.Q,:':.s?' n Me3h'.9'.'.V - 0 M9 s9Q1'.9'-' gc 0 W. ,'.-.iff ,3's2 'Wy H 1 'Q' 1 I :'-'ol - A ' 8 fl K if QTW This isn't a class, it's a revolving door!! One day, early in the term, the class arrived, but the teacher didn't. After fifteen minutes, the class got restless and decided to leave, figuring they were in luck, and he had been held up somewhere. So they left. 3 X I I 'i 96,1 1, I 5.3, 1 'Q 10,91 I W 1,0 Q in as oo fnzo' 0 D4 . 0 0 I ' 0 . ,. N fo' o oo if 1' A 3 ft' 'fel 1? 0, I 0 5 U 6 !'q,9X I, o 0 Q in vii' 1, 0 6. 0 ' '16 490 55. wi of ' Q gl if P ll 45.1 0. Q. ,J I 90,3 is v J I -g 5 1.0 -fm. f.,1 -stu'-un-. .. .2 fly ' ' l j Q . Q . 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The next day, he got tough with us for leaving, but the rumor that floated around as to the reason for his lateness put our minds at ease. tThis was the time of the World Series, and the men teacher's lounge has a television set.J The central attraction is, of course, the day he announces that there will be a test on a certain date in the near future. But the class has other ideas--and plenty of them. It is suddenly discovered that there is an important music rehearsal that day, and half the xxf.-cox! D I class, naturally, will be gone. The test is pushed up one da . But that is the day of THE basketball ame, y ! and didn t he know that ever one ets out at 2:15? No ri - , 2 g ' K c I he didn t but now he does. 1 +1 ' 1 R I M f N 4 X A .- . L' ' 4' is LE 5 v Q I 1 ni'-2'3':MMv-11 P N lI'Q,l.g.l.Qt,xk5Q'.! ,W W1 , 'pU,l'Q,0'H9Qhf5g o1: W'h'S'f. !f.7M''-'i-986553 T A , '-'ws-.-.-f.:-v. ,il iff, 1 ' fwyg I-l4n:30.'sQ0 ze ?Lo, 1'ii Q 'Vx 1, 44: --: 1-zfffiifr 7, . q.' .,, , '4'. - 1,4 12510 'W' f ' 4 :eu .-.ogiigb f4:.:.:o.w!d i ::'l 'f - f'.1fSsf,' ti r1'e - I1 'Id -.sm 'SN'-'W -1 7 sg ' uf mee...-e. N .. 'Mid - I -it-L W A A - i g , Q 'fx ten bells, an air raid drill. After pounding on the board G J ' 1' F '- Lb and shouting, ' Oh no, this can't happen to me!l! 2 Q. 5 -.1 I X the teacher was subdued and the drill carried out. 1 J Strangely enough, this teacher's New Year's reso- 2 - lution was to ask for a class of block heads next term, 5 -. 'vji 5 5 X X who have no memberships in anything--absolutely any- ! 7 l I thing. Q 1 -- J , A All right, he concedes wearily, One day after that. But that is the day all the home economics students preparing for a food fair, and must leave. Three days later won't do, there's an all-school assembly, and tomorrow is Saturday. Somehow, a compromise is reached, and the test is given on the day when the most students will miss it. Early in the semester, class was periodically dis- turbed by a pounding on the back wall, apparently com- ing from the room next door. Subsequent investigation proved that this was to be the new women teachers' lounge, and extensive repair work was going on--hence the poimding. Each day the teacher in charge of the repairs would stop by our class after his work was finished and the teacher was informed that he could resume class. Sounds silly? You try and conduct a class over that kind of racket!! Once he instructed the students in the back row to pound back, which they did --the room shook with their pounding. The crowning point came a few days before the end of the term, while the teacher was trying to cram the end chapters of the book into our resisting craniums-- are I s K I ' BY ' ' V f 43,1 X 3 25-224'-Qi' - . -000'-609' ' 7QQ9':'r:.:.Q.-:se '- 4 - 1 , . , wazwiz-26-2-t-2. -1 lx- 9 P' '.'o'9 ! 0'6'x .xg 'V bZ'.'o2'.'v,'q2' Q34-s ' 1 ' I-sa:-S1:2a!:6?Q5'S - - - mrgezfaw sara,- 4 -we w+e:Q.-ea-31 1 I ,- - f . t .'.w,,,43:g9'. 4w.:.:'74S ' i 41 ,,5,:,w, ,,9,g..9:,3 Qogbq, l 4 'v c'QF'-'95 0 Q 0' yo O Q I ,,,, A., gg., 3 . .0 5- w:2?2: -235 .- '-'Hop --x so 4,0 Q QJIKQ, 0 .V , .vpn ,g., 950, ,o, Q . f. -'-' N931 ' ,. 0 03, 0 -.- is 0, I . 0 .+K..x9v.q , ,N ..!0O' ,p.Q'Q 38. Q ti.--.'.-.HA - , 0. - qw- Q P 1 OX' n .Q v'. s' 93' O 'Q 0 lr O, luv. -0 0+sl9.pO4q'I,Q v'u'9'.'.'.-5 ,Q 0:13930 400.2 3,0003 . 'v'4'.'-f':': . 's'0'0s 99 Q 4'.'.'f'0,'1, 4 ,.--I I , ii A.s.g3'x9x.g :N ' Qfpgof. Q f ' M' Y, ' - fr f3'a-:':+3-Wjyfff' ' '-1 -Qs x ff A ' ea- fee? -.:'2f.ff,...g.-. I JA., , I ' I ya? Q 59.5, 'h,a,t,:,ng 41,154-X ' 'f ,l xi .f,,.' I W ' mg., x:o:0.:5:,3f:g.O.:.:'LsQ . f H, .' ' ' X., ,r::'! 6.09.4 0,300 ,' 0 o.s 0' I -4 1 I- '1 , 'I .. lln:a':9' ,'6.',':.t.s 164 ,Q iq' S44 ' .- X I . I . f ' 455:25 lf'3'f3W1:-: 669 , ,V 1 lr 'lf' I., , , van. 300' ,l,0,, , , , m of l ll , I. I . . ,uhm 1'-.p'l,,p'o'1 4.0.4 If !,,v,-N I -Q-0 Q30 If of ',f,,,, 11 2 wgfzgf - uv . '. -5 By RoseAnne Tendler Cartoons by Helen Newell Editors Note By the tireless efforts of the staff and Mr. Obel, our patient and subtle sponsor, who has lost a few thousand hairs and never thought the book would co e t t m ou on ime, the 1952 Triangle has incorporated many new and fine ideas, and is one of the finest books ever put out by any Triangle Staff. A few of the outstanding personalities on the staff this year, were Rose Anne Tendler, who held two posi- tions, that of Assistant Editor-in-Chief and Feature Editor. The seniors can thank Marilyn Sebastian for her work as Senior Editor. Coralee Proudfoot has taken care of the Faculty, in getting together a picture schedule to get new and glamourous photos of each. Vernelis Kinsey has been excellent as Organizations Editor. This was Barbara Felker's first experience in laying out the Sports section and I know that every- one agrees upon the fact that it is pretty great. On the business end, A1 Weatherly and Janet Maclvor suc- ceeded in balancing the books. Betty Hines and Sylvia Lee did many and varied tasks. Loads of thanks go to Nita Carlson, Art Editor, who took care of the Sports Cartoons. Pat Truman dida really terrific job on the June Mock Election cartoons. Paul Apostle and Jeanette Cox also deserve an applause for their work. Paul did the January Mock Elections and Jeanette the Guest Artist Page. Through graduation the staff is losing all of its members, except Al Weatherly, Betty Hines, Barb Felker, and Shirley Dings, so, next semester a complete new staff will be chosen. We hope to get some swell stu- dents and make the 1953 Triangle a sensational yearbook. The staff also expresses its sincere thanks to the following: Metropolitan Art Studio - Photography-Qwho gave their complete co-operation during each phase of the composing and publishing of this yearbook. Jim Rosen, Advertising Manager. Miss Lois Heidish, Clerical Supervision. Marilyn Sebastian, Cover Design. Rose Anne Tendler, Photographic Work. Triangle Bookbinding, Binding and Hard Covers. Becktold Company, St. Louis, Mo., Embossed Covers. Litho-Art, Inc. , Lithographers of the 1952 Triangle. Mr. Jenks, twho supplied the staff with athletic equipment and scoresl. SHIRLEY ANN DINGS Editor-in-Chief S IU 'I 7: ' I ff 1-' lo D152 -. 5uR2f .wtf -' 0 -.Aa '-1 fi fs 4 C gt? l ,ey ,affs -' it ' - f N5 , ' -. W'3'46oww'l597f'Q K 1 FM' ' WNW' 6' '- lv'A - vMu'.'ffm fvf- al?- .tmwi-Q'-w.'s'. 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