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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1955 volume:

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Heft Garner Bowlby Franklin Frey Principal Assistant Principal Principal, Summer School Principal, Summer School Robert C. Branton Counselor Vernon Daniels Counselor Louis Jennings Counselor The high school years are among lifeis most enjoyable. They should be. Nature deals out generous portions of physical strength, mental curiosity and moral courage to the growing teen-ager. The enthusiasm of youth needs only to be channeled to produce superlative results. The story of the high school years is admirably told in picture-book form in each high school yearbook. That is the real purpose of the publication. The efforts of the yearbook staff are directed toward one goal! The finest and most complete record of the current roster of pupils, and more especially of the January and June 1955 graduates, that the editors and other staff members can produce. To them and their sponsor, our thanks and appreciation for a job well done. A job that will be treasured by each graduate over the years to come. J. G. Wolber Principal Helen Becker Viola Kelly Counselors Pictures not available .5. Administration Jlkxlt aff. , F2 ,. J A - ,, I , ww ' if D ' . . ' J we mr- A Nag -we 1-A , fun? I .fr v , , E , A- Y, .n p pix ,V , V J 'gi Y if f I E, E-.'. I ' grief QQ'-3. I , 1' I if .Rea s J. n vm 2-2 ' ff o Q , E fe e - 22:11:52 Y ' N Edward Navickas Rachel Jacobs Sgt. Stanley Kundzicz Leola Bahr Beverly Kasprzyk Attendance Speech R.O.T.C. Secretary to Principal Secretary to Asst. Principal fi QNX? ' ig, . K 'Uh-as . ,- 'Q 4 xi Ann Fletcher Leona Roehrs David Splon Rodney Blood Edwin Keilholz Secretary Secretary Technician Musical Instrument Room Book Store Manager Pictures Not Available Hazel Fuller Maintenance ccompanist James Polkinghorne Carpenter John Mee Head Janitor Bertha Rhode Jennie Fitzpatrick Switchboard Operator Elevator Operator .7- 5 , 4 'A me LQ M 1 4 o f J Q Orthman Korth Receiving Clerk Rose Przybysz Elevator Operator MR. LOUIS E. .TENNINGS Mrs. Ford retired from teaching at Cass in June 1954. She joined the Cass faculty in September, 1921, after having been granted her Bachelor of Arts degree from Olivet College and having taught University of Grand Rapids and served as acting head of Cass' Social Studies Department for more than ten years. During much of this time Cass was a four year high school. Mrs. Ford had the respect of her students and the affection of her colleagues many of whom have been her close an excellent teacher and a loyal friend who will be greatly missed. MISS DOROTHY SKEWIS Mrs. Sether came to Cass in 1931 to teach the courses in Costume Illustration. Prior to that time she taught high school classes in Saginaw, and for five years she was a com- mercial artist in New York City. She is a graduate of Olivet College, and took her training in fashion at the Traphagan School in New York, where y. Mrs. Sether has always taken a kindly and personal interest in her students, and many of our successful fashion designers and illustrators give credit for their success to her early guidance. Many graduates have kept in close touch with her through the years. White Pigeon, Michigan, her home town, will be Mrs. Sether's location for the future, where she plans to enjoy her hobbies of sewing, reading, and enameled metal work. MISS BERTHA BALLARD Mr. Louis E. Jennings is retiring as a counselor to the science department at the end of this school year. His long and interesting career began when he was a student at Cass Tech in 1909. After he graduated in 1912, he attended the University of Michigan where he obtained his Bachelor degree in Chemistry. Duringthe summers of 1926 through 1928, he completed the necessary courses for a Master degree in Chemistry. Mr. Jennings entered Cass in 1919 after having worked as a chemist for two years at Detroit Graphite and Chrysler Motors. At Cass, he taught Pharmaceutical Math when the pharmacy course was offered. He has also taught Chemistry one through five for 20 years. In 1942, he obtained his present position as a counselor. Many Cassities will long re- member the fine counseling and expert advice he has always offered. Upon his retirement, Mr. Jennings is moving to Miami, Florida, with his family. There he plans to go to the University of Miami where he will take courses in chemistry, physics, biology, and Spanish. He is also planning to teach chemistry at the University on a part time basis. at Clio, Michigan. She received her Master's degree from the friends for three decades. She left Cass with the reputation of MRS. MABEL GOODFELLOW FORD Miss Dorothy Skewis, who has been on a year's leave of absence, is retiring from her position as head of the Cass Art Department. After her graduation from Morningside College, Iowa, Miss Skewis took special work in the field of graphic design at the Art Institute of Chicago. She has devoted 30 years to Cass Technical High School - as a skillful and inspiring teacher, and as a wise and friendly counselor. Miss Skewis is retiring from her Detroit duties, but not from her profession. She is instructing future art teachers at Buena Vista College in her home town - Storm Lake, Iowa. she later joined the facult MRS . BERNADINE SE THER Miss Bertha Ballard retired from Cass in January 1955. She joined the faculty in 1926. She had attended Lewis Institute in Chicago, the University of Michigan, and received her B.A. degree from Wayne University. Miss Ballard taught foods at Cass for many years but she is best known for her teach- ing of Home Nursing, First Aid, and Child Care. During World War II she taught Red Cross First Aid to teachers after school in order that they might qualify for their Red Cross certificates. Recently she has made it possible for high school girls to receive their Red Cross certificates. Miss Ballard was sponsor of the Pre-Nursing Club when its members were all girls planning to enter nurse's training schools. She took the girls to all of our local hospitals and advised them as to their nursing careers. The mark which she made on these girls gs evidenced by her Christmas cards from former students now living all over the United tates. Miss Ballard richly deserves the pleasure of retirement but she will be greatly missed and her place a most difficult one to fill. .3. Triangle Staff Annina Vulpetti Editor-in-Chief Q AUXILIARY MEMBERS E i i l Norman Waiter E Bill Brakeville M' Marge Adair Betty Chilles rrrrrr Jo Ann Drovedahl ',r-1 , Valetia Rogers mL Q ' ' Pat Luszki K M of Ellen Reitz Mr. Arthur Obel Assit Editor-in-Chief Sponsor Sylvia Koscioleck Elaine Grosso Jack Clark Eleanor Whalbrink Faculty Editor Organization Editor Homeroom Editor Co-Art Editor, .Tune Rose Lee Alex Marilyn Rosenthal Shirley Pekarski Gwen McFerran Co-Art Editor, .Tune Art Editor, January Business Manager Typist .9- A Dissertation on the Modernizatio of Cass Technical High School The Detroit of today is an ever expanding, ever modernizing city. Cass Technical High School is a very essential part of Detroit. The new Civic Center, the slum clearance pro- jects, and the Expressways all signify a Dynamic Detroit. Our school system, too, has shown great progress. Functional and beautiful new elementary schools and high schools have been built. However, technical training in our city is represented by facilities that were built 34 years ago and which have changed very little since. Looking back over this period of thirty years, it is seen that Cass' scholastic influence on the industrial capability of the city has been tremendous. Now, as ever, the industrial corporations eagerly employ Cass graduates. But, in- dustrial expansion is now even greater than the expansion of the city in general and Cass' facilities are still mainly as they were 30 years ago. The day of the unskilled laborer is over. In the near future, every man and woman will need some essential technical knowledge in order to survive. While the responsibility for providing adequately skilled citizens is that of all the schools of the country, Cass must carry an added burden. Being the only technical school in Detroit, the center of the automobile industry, it is the job of this school to train its students to meet the city's demands. To do this requires an array of curriculums com- parable to leading universities. A graduate of Cass has not been taught only how a process is accomplished, but, also, the explainable and unexplainable reasons for it. He is capable of questioning a common practice and often improving it. He possesses a technical education. For many years Cass has met this constant demand, 34 of them in the present build- ing. In doing so, much outdated equipment has been allowed to remain. The physical state of the building has deteriorated. Conditions exist that hamper the ability of the school to do its job. In order to remedy this situation, an extensive modernization program is being undertaken. Cass Tech has to be ready to meet the increased student enrollments of future years. Only through great costs and sacrifices can this be accomplished. However, it is infinitely wiser to provide the education faculities Cass needs, rather than neglecting these needs and regretting the unavoidable results in future years. Since 1921, when the Cass Technical High School was completed, a minimum of main- tenance work has been done both on the exterior and interior surfaces of the building. The laboratory and shop equipment has only partly been replaced with more advanced and newer tools and facilities. Obviously, something has to be done about these blemishes on Cass' standard. The school building and contents are currently valued at approximately 315,000,000 . To im- prove the building's condition up to the level of a more modern high school with modern facilities, at least 351,500,000 would have to be spent. This, of course, seems like a large amount of money, and it is. Even, though this enormous cost would be offset easily by increased student interest, stimulated by the lighter, better equipped and more cheerful surroundings. Interested students do better, more satisfactory and accurate work. The result would be a generally higher scholarship and citizenship rating among the students, the realization of which would be ideal for any school to achieve. There have been many suggestions made concerning the renovation of the building. Some of them are realistic, practical and downright necessary. Others are quite impos- sible to adopt. First to be started is the new roof now being installed. Construction of an all new machine shop including completely modern lighting and electrical facilities was started June 1. The building shop is being transferred and the course revised. The Cass lunchroom is a major problem in itself. It has been suggested that the tea- chers' lunchroom be moved from the eighth floor to Room 713. The eighth floor space could then be used by Cass' student body as an activity. This solution also would eliminate the problem of split, Study-Lunch hours by providing the additional room necessary for the greater number of students. Another suggestion, often stated and repeated, is the provision of better acoustic properties for the lunchroom. Then, conversation between persons sitting on opposite sides of a table would be possible without sign language and high-pitched screaming. -10- In recent years, the location of shops, drafting rooms and some classrooms has been shifted and re-shifted occasionally. At the present time, many of these rooms are awk- wardly positioned. The shops and laboratories for a certain department should all be on one floor of the building as close together as possible. Therefore, it has been suggested, that the art department vacate Room 647, so that the printing department can put lithograph presses in that room. The art rooms should be grouped on the north side of the building to enable better natural lighting. The ex-boiler room should be renovated, and all the Auto-Aero-Refrigeration shops on the fifth floor would be moved into the space now called the boiler room, leaving the rooms 541-549 to be occupied by another department. Furthermore, renovating the boiler room will provide much needed music rooms. Arifle range is also planned for this space. The moving of the shops would be accompanied by the installment of new facilities and modern equipment as required. Care would be taken to lower the ceiling of those rooms now having exceptionally high ceilings and inadequate lighting. Elsewhere, two drafting rooms capable of holding industrialized equipment will be established. Home Economics will be spaced on two floors. Additions to the department include a power sewing room, a laundry room, and an institution type kitchen. A public address system from the main office to every room is needed. It would pro- tect students from harm and prevent deaths or at least lower the number of people killed. The public address system would speed all types of communications. The design of Cass' stairways is such, that they are similar to chimneys, i.e., they provide an upward air draft. In case of a major fire, the terrific damage to the upper floors of the building and, above all, the large loss of lives can readily be visualized by anyone. To safeguard the student body and faculty of Cass Tech is the most important duty of the school administration. Therefore, it seems necessary, that fire blocks should be built at each floor of each stairway. This relatively slight cost if immediately justified by the protection value of the fire blocks. These changes do not happen from today to tomorrow, so the present student body may not derive many of these benefits. Let no one forget, though, that now is the time to provide a better school for the future students. No one can say, whether tomorrow's Cassite will walk along a beautiful campus and enter a building equally outstanding in appearance, to conduct his studies there. The decisions are up to the administration, faculty, and student body. The student of tomorrow can only enjoy those things planned today. -11- ' 4 I if M-...ummm iw. 1 r -H14 M 1 Qagww ,P in A ,1E,,MA 4 vii, ,W . fm '?z :g,1J J+5'im 135.5 1 M 'W'f MQ, ,hm , if Mfg-L-Lf ez gf elf yf .4 nicms and K, laculy X ,Q ,???W5ViiQ nT5 X A 6 r 5 z,1 'Yiwu h efiiz., I ' F? M ' Hxmaf . Wig if Y ,.,. ' X, is ,, 1 gf 4 -' ' 5 ra. a g r Edward Cheatham President Class January 1955 Senior Pat Schrock Secretary Adam Karibian Edwin Gaiefsky ViC9-PI'6Sid6l'lt Spgngor Q '4' Robert Ajax Treasurer -14- Q .. .f.kg,.x f 4. .5 5 n 3 w. : E Q -s wg , rl, We wi 1 1557 ,:H5i95iiPi?i'4? .:, Mhza ?QQQ,f 32 ' W. 'fHKi7EliQ3E-53521: '5 3-Qfz ',-Q53 - ,.-U45 sg' 361271 f. 3 i?,gQ'f2ff??kff.iL' Q' ' Q1 fvifrgf fig +7367 I + ?'.' .'.f--': ,.: XX .- Jerry Schneider President Class June 1955 Senior Jim Senapole John Wenzel Vice-president Co- sponsor Marion Dunaway Secretary Bob Bedeski Treasurer -15. COMMERCIAL ' COSTUME ILLUSTRATION ' ARTS AND CRAFTS Elizabeth Bates Donald Brackett Acting Dept. Head Robert JUFIU9- Mabel Mustonen Graduates from the Cass Art Department are prepared to go immediately into interesting careers in Commercial Art, Arts and Crafts, or Costume Illustration. Beginning as apprentices they become commercial illustrators, lettering and layout art- ists, teachers, industrial designers, craftsmen and art directors. Some achieve national recognition as artists. A number of graduates win scholarships, and many go on for advanced training in art schools and colleges where their Cass trainingplaces them Roland Schuholz in good Standing- xgsxf' Lettering Q0 95 0 orb 6791- QQ: HQ -3,06 11 dcrafts Y at 669 Water Color Costum e Ulu . y Steffen piftawtof Art Camp .16- . In h g ,gan , - 1:1 - VI ' gif' V ijfsi ' 2 ' Hx' -. F 575125345 . . X. .. gg? 4 1 3 I i V15 5 51115 I-Simi i f sgf i - - Leonard Johnson . if , jf, , is '4 '. ' .Ep if . L. - 2 , .,.,.t... k , M yf f-, 1 f I Edith Obel Bernardine Sether Donald Thrall CLIFFORD ADAMS Nolan Int. N.S.C. GORDON BARNARD Foch Int. Modern Dance Club A.A.C. Freshman Att Club R.O.T.C. DIANE BARTENBACH Nolan Int. Biology Club THOMAS CLOSE Nolan Int. N.S.C. Golf Team MONA FARMAKIS Barbour Int. Freshman Art Club fsec.J Camera Club Student Council A.A.C. ROSE GEORGE Burroughs Int. Freshman Art Club Triangle Staff CRAIG HAYES Greusel Int. A.A.C. N.S.C. JOSEPH LAHEY U. of D. Student Council Sportsmanship Council Future Teachers Club January Graduates 1955 CHARLES ALEXANDER Hutchins Int. Drama CAROLYN BARNETT Foch Int. A.A.C. Y Teens V.C.Y. Modern Dance Club CAROL ANN BRAY Hutchins Int. JOHN COLLINS Durfee Int. A.A.C. R.O.T.C. EDWARD W. FLOURNOY Condon Int. Drama Guild A.A.C. Biology Club Freshman Art Club N.S.C. Student Council HARRY I-IARRINGTON Cooley Student Council N.S.C. Senior Rep. DAVID KERKHOF Post Int. A.A.C. .TOANN LAPP Jackson Int. Photography Club - 17 I , s, ,,,f 2 A , A, i t ei I , :wait , 1 K- Hr SSW of .il ' ial A 1-'iq' no Z,' IV, A. Ja ,. sa, f dx , A. N 2 - ' , few KN V,k, .,Li Q gp- ., ff xg St al fi E K SUSIE BACH MAN Tappan Int. Freshman Art Club V.C.Y. Student Council A.A.C. Ex. Board JANET BARNES Post Int. Chess Club VIVIAN BROOKS Foch Int. A.A.C. Freshman Art Club Biology Club V.C.Y. DAVID R. DAWSON Tappen Int. R.O.T.C. EDMUND FREDA Mackenzie A.A.C. MARCELLA HATJOGLOU Hutchins Int. Sportsmanship Council Photography Club Freshman Art Club ULDIS KLAVINS Hutchins Int. LYNN LAYZ E LL Jackson Int. T-Square Club DAN MATAKAS Oakman Int. A.A.C. Student Council Homeroom Rep. PHILLIP REZANKA Nolan Int. S. C. Y. C. MARILYN SOBULAK Cleveland Int. Freshmen Art Club V.C.Y. A.A.C. Cheerleader Lettergirls Club Treas. Maybee Class HERMANN TAUCHERT Concordia - Ind. Freshman Art Club fvice-pres.J Camera Club Student Council Nat'l Honor Society MARLENE ANDRICH Denby Student Council Sportsmanship Council A.A.C. CSec.l Outlook Cartoonist NORMAN BLE DSOE Sherrard Int. Advertising Art Club BRIAN BUCHMAN Cody Hall Guard Advertising Art Club Industrial Arts Club Hat situ, ! at tx ,:- - N1 ft, ' A W 'U X .. W2- ... x af ,N get J M .. 5? W Q Q F251 ' Xa! . . , ,. ,,,f,,.+43f,. , 6, ' ' 54 S2 ' ti 1 ...f is ca x S S gg it if , 3 ff 1, X Q K 9233555 1 s ,. .W .. . - . 1-if ,F-ii'I1ifE:ii2?lSfieiiL f - - affix viz Ri . , Q Qs.. . f .fxmzif i r g ' A Q, ,fa i Q Q . :ir taxa uw. .s2,1v:'vsw.sse1:ei4s5: , J E-A f-1-rf, 'S :: . fr .1-.,:-fnfwrfiz - - -1-'ms inim- - . , . , :ova s1u,12.fYw . . ff. - ff-1: ,fsiieiiififafifb i -, L,.-,.f1,i,f,,.iWgsgggg , . ssfzgz-sweiiaeaff 5 ' ff:- .wmmef-f RUTH MORGAN Nolan Int. A.A.C. RICHARD GARY RYAN Foch Int. A.A.C. Freshman Art Club R.O.T.C. Modern Dance Club Camera Club V.C.Y. RUTH SOLOMON Durfee Int. A.A.C. Sportsmenship Council Freshman Art Club E STHER ZAJ AC St. Hedwig 5 ff A 1 .p71'i,LlZl.g.5ge31 55151, . 7 ,.z1hf fQw7-me 4 ' -f-- A -1 mEtVfs??u5sag5 ,, fwwfl me- Q.fQ .ft f H1 -- fm. M25 1 5 Wi 5 s Q ie .tw.:,w ,, ng-:f nf , .,a-A ,gt .M. .,,:,.L:: .... , V. I ,K 735: -E .wnww .. M, ,gig-?,. A- .ma w1fxz.K, ls . .. ff -.:'.:: 15 1- X X , 1' F 23 at LQ I ...M 53 . 69' N 4 Bi S V time 2,1 K. ,, :Q ,:T,,....fSf DOUGLAS PEARCE Nolan Int. V.C .Y. HERB SIMON Burroughs lnt. ROSS SULLE NBERGER Durfee Int. Q, Wy, V .. . .H w x Q ,, .Q .,.f- ...if S X . w uf .1 X2 bfi my ,. I.. K. K, . ..,, ..,,.. -:szznz 'fZ.,E'i.i www .tw Z- . Q.-w . . K 5fS1,f1z..s:s.. .1 cw is gkiifiifiiif? A-A-O June Graduates 1955 GORDON BARNARD Foch Int. A.A.C. Freshman Art Club Interpretive Dance Club SAM BON0 Denby BETTY M. CHILLES Durfee Int. Student Council fVice- Pres.3 Cabinetj .T r. Roundtable Delegate Outlook Staff Maybee Gt Junior Class cabinets D.H.S.S.C. fSec.J Sportsmanship Council .13. ROBERT BERE TEN Hutchins Int. EARL P. BONUAM Jackson Int. Senior Rep. Advertising Art Club Homeroom Rep. Student Council .TEANNE CHUNG Western High School Y-Teens Camera Club Hall Guard CHRISTINE COLDITZ Durfee Int. National Honor Society Outlook Staff fBus. Mgr.J Artisans Guild fVice- Pr Student Council Advertising Art Club Homeroom Rep. ROBERTA DYER McMichael Int. Student Council Advisor Homeroom Rep. Advertising Art Club JEANNE E. FOSTER Tappan Int. Future Teachers Club fTreas.J DAVID J. GORDON Mumford DONALD .TAGODA Jackson Int. Student C ounc il es.l f , 6. S X MARCIA C. COLLEY Jackson Int. Artisans Guild tSec.P Future Teachers of America Junior Red Cross SHEILA EVANS Neinas Int. Student Council Homeroom Re p. Future Teachers of America fVice-Pres.l Artisans Guild fliistorianl VICI FUNK Cooley Artisans Guild Sportsmanship Council SAN FORD G USS H Durfee Int. .Q- -1 F 1 K' lx . ev- , 'hw 1 at r' Advertising Art Club Hall Guard .TOAN KABLAK Nolan Int. Advertising Art Club R.O.T.C. Dramatics Club Homeroom Rep. ' V ' Hall Guard . 'H rwf--' GERALD MALSTROM H. FRANCES MENK Post Int. 1 . Mumford High , f wh' 5 ,Q Advertising Art Club fCorres. Sec.l -, A 1 7'kr Sportsmanship Council ' Outlook fCartoonistl , Biology Club Q Student Council Rep. PATRICIA MUELLER NANCY Nemechek Mackenzie Santa Barbara H.S. California Advertising Art Club President PATRICIA PHINNEY VERL J. PITTMAN Oakman In 1 K Durfee Int. . ' w ' ' Advertising Art Club Future Teachers of America . 19 - fir -A 1 .1 at E I Q ,H -n A 13 ifi T. GE RRY DOGONSKI Burroughs Int. Artisans Guild lTreas.l Advertising Art Club Biology Club Office Messenger JIM FISCHER Nativity GINNY GAN St. Stanislaus Advertising Art Club Student Council Sportsmanship Council JERRY J. HAMACI-IER Wilson Int. Advertising Art Club .TANICE MAGEE Barbour Int. Advertising Art Club Orchestra Hall Guard JUNE A. MOLDOWAN Jackson Int. Advertising Art Club Freshman Art Club MIRA B. NUCHIMS Condon Int. Freshman Art Club Advertising Art Club Biology Club Outlook Staff Radio Unit Student Council DIANE PORTER Denby Advertising Art Club Nice-Pres.J Sportsmanship Council Triangle Staff Outlook fArt Ed.J Student Council fSec.J PATRICK RAFFERTY Post Int. Hall Guard MARILYN S. ROSENTHAL Durfee Int, Advertising Art Club Student Council Homeroom Rep. Triangle fArt Ed.l Sportsmanship Council .TO ANN SE LKE Jackson Int. Dramatics Club ROBERT L. SMITH Sumner H.S. St. Louis, Missouri BRUNA VERNIER Hunter Advertising Art Club Chrysler Co-op GWENDOLYN C. WYCHE Blessed Sacrament Freshmen Art Club Advertising Art Club Future Teachers of ,America Student Council Rep. . A- we ' 1 Q? isa, 1, ' .f,. 'XY 'G' Q M X . X 4 ' fr . 5 .IOANNY RITTER Durfee Int. Hall Guard Future Teachers of America MARGARE T SCHME ISSER Durfee Int. Biology Club Future Teachers of America LEAH SHEAWITZ Barbour Int. Artisan Guild MARGARET SONA Post Int. ELEANOR WAHLBRINCK Burroughs Int. Student Council Advertising Art Club Veep Sportsmanship Council Outlook - Cartoonist Triangle - Cartoonist NINA L. ROLLINS Mumford H.S. Advertising Art Club Biology Club CTreas.D BONNIE SCIVALLY Jefferson Int. ANNA SIMONI Fordson High School Advertising Art Club Hall Guard BERNARD E . TELLIER Eastern H.S. DIANE WARREN Nolan Int. Advertising Art Club 'WWQTI v f- em , A f, f.-- ,,r',,,,!m,- f.,, ., , MJ-1 ,-,- .uf-we Q., f,,'w..-' :,Q 2 l if N Q ,, .7,. . , W 3 5 ,S J ,fs My K f I l Al an ' 5 x15.1i1,1pg 51:11 , Wm, My ., 5, N.. rv if 5 l - 4134 K ! 4dV AN' Charles Jenks Donald Cooper Frank Cudillo Virgil Florea Max Fulcher Betty Smith Dept. Head Margaret Mc Lin Dept. Head 19' we I, .' 5 V, im- , ' rf 7 ggi oilr Charlotte Huebner ff? ff file ig' ' ' WEE' ' ' . . K J gs, M if 2 we - nf! is I x u gp, Ll o. .. 8 I U' fe, X ' K Thelma Boyd ffl if oriererl 5' X 1 - . k William Koloff English Department Erl J J ., H new if 'Qi E3 l 'Eff in Beatrice Cooper Alice Millard -and ,W ,F 2 f. Laurence Ray Margaret Schaupner Marjorie Smith Leora Oliver Picture Not Available Judy Goren . ,- Rye ,. , 'wiv f 1 . l.. 9 wx , Gladys Petersen Russell Swartz -21- F 'bs' J. Rodger Gow 'fC.,,,,,,v 5 1. ? as 1 2. . . . fa V eh 2 Q K Helen Pulford 1935- , I , ,V 241 ww Eleanor Takken Frances Hamburger Margaret Qua 'hs Beatrice Trombley Auto-Aero, Air Conditioning ond Carl Turnquist Dept. Head Refrigeration Curricula The Automotive Curriculum, the Aeronautical Curriculum, and the Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Curriculum are all designed to enable a student to become a good craftsman in the field of his interest. These curricula also enable the student to acquire considerable knowledge of English, mathematics, science and social studies. All these subjects, when mastered, not only help the student know and understand present conditions but make him adaptable to future problems in industry or in college. The shop Work in the Automotive Curriculum covers the practical and technical aspects of hand tools, engines, power train units, welding, engine testing, and automotive servicing. The shop work in the Aeronautical Curriculum consists of hand tools, engines, airframes, welding, aerodynamics, engine testing, construction, meteorology, and navigation. The shop work in the Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Curriculum con- tains hand tools, and the operation, design, construction, installation and servicing of domestic, commercial, and industrial air conditioning units and refrigeration units. .L . . nm, -, if 5 r Owen Ellison Picture Not Available: f Lewis Keller ' in V X I , .-Vf, ., - fi. fem.-fy 0006 Metal! Lawrence Keefer 09' U1- fo gy be Physics e . or . l 0 Hsin 01,9 'f stty.. Pei' .jg ,..'1 rrctr Mechanical Drawing A .: .os .,. c 'O Air A., 65 Trig Cofldifio ' rllf' ii i do nm? --':- 2 . c I Q-Q5 . if rl. A i -me . l , Wadi Q A . W .... . ,. . - K5 William Trev Machine Shop 0,9919 arrow -22- JAMES B. BREWER Hutchins Int. R.O.T.C. PETER DYBOWSKI JR. Burroughs Int. Refrigeration Club ERWIN GRESENS Tappan Int. KEN LASKOWSKI W Burroughs Int. N Football Refrigeration Club ftrea Student Council BILL NICHOLSON Jackson Int. Auto-Aero Club Concert Band Student Council WILLIAM SHEPHERD Tappan Int. Auto-Aero Club SJ ltreas.-vice-pres.-pres.D Electronics Club BILLIE BATEMAN Jefferson Int. Auto-Aero Club Hall Guard January Graduates 1955 SAM DALLAS Chadsey High Aero-Auto Club Reserve Football Varsity Football DAVID EDMUNDS Barbour Int. V.C.Y. R.O.T.C. Officers Club Auto-Aero Club R.O.T.C. Rifle Team JOHN HADDOCK Neimas Int. ROBERT LESKO Jackson Int. Model Blg. Club Csec.J R.O.T.C. Officer's Club fpres.D Student Council JIM PERKINS Jefferson Int. DAVID SMITH Jackson Int. Varsity Football Auto-Aero Club R.O.T.C. Night School Ass 't. June Graduates 1955 fsrzfgw-gi,91QifeII:l if rmsffsit -- wwe-.fa VNV sri: :s', ':..:.':.. i if mr f -' 31 i'ff5VWlfW?i'45fW2 fi?fL7555ff?l?iH?Wmni V 'Z' :ff -- if wbf-ifftfilelzl Si ' ' A : H .: f5:' :'-:' if 'FSPWI 'Wi W .. . n . . , . . fisifflfzwzl ' . if ,. if .A ROBERT BOUT-TON Y I. - 1 if . Tappan Int. W SL- it s 1-.43 t T. - A 2232?-f :. fir 'H . ,:-: vaugsfstfs ,fi ., '-A Fl ' f5:ZQ5:emgm1g113? I .fu 21:-4:55, lf f 1 , 3 -1- 511552591 ' .- ' . S --neu, rf ifiH?HQ3Ef5S1'9 Q ol n nfif :Q-:,is5,5a25ise5' :J iff?-2533 , -f'fffl1f'.f- 'af' n?:Ciz5- -. , 333392153 f ,,,-at , - : : seet:,,::,-,-,,f.., . - -23. KEITH D UNBAR Mumford Auto-Aero Club Cvice-pres.J Swim Team LARY FORD Jackson Int. Refrigeration Club fsec.J RICHARD J ESSOP Tappan Int. Auto-Aero Club CSec.J Maybee Class Ipres.J Letterman's Club fp:-es.J Varsity Football Reserve Football ARMANDO LOPEZ Jefferson Int. Cross Country R.O.T.C. GE ORGE SHE MKO Cleveland Int. LEO WEILAND St. Thomas GEORGE J. CARTER Post Int. CLAUD CHAPMAN Burroughs Int. DONALD ED BEAUCLAIR Foch Int. .TIM GAHRS Tappan Int. Auto-Aero Club DAVID S. HIRST Buffalo Tech H.S., N.Y. Auto-Aero Club CASIMER KLAPEC Condon Int. Varsity Football Lettermens' Club PE TE MAXWE LL Barbour Int. KENNETH L. OBERTS Holy Redeemer THE OD ORE WEISWASSER Durf ee Int. Auto-Aero Club Tennis Team Lettermens' Club Maybee Class Cabinet Student Council QTreas.J Outlook Staff fSports Ed.l I K 9 f 'lt 5 , f ,rw -, V 'A , Vt 1 , 1 , .. XY -we . , ' , A , t. 2 'J ia . A Q is xl ' X 3 :k . JV , Vp 5 4 i - A x A g- Q 5 V 5, V V ... X uln A rll'l I 2 h E tfgrisi ' ff 5 - 5' 1 V':' A A A ..,. 5 5' Y K , 'S' - A l 6? 3 I . if - f QCA' f uuun. an X 2 ,..,:f ga ' V . V ,v-. K, A sw M tl ' H, .ea - I V Q 3' , Q 5 , at v THOMAS COLLINS Hunter Int. MICHEAL DRISSMAN Durfee Int. Chess Club R.O.T.C. Hall Guard TED GOTTLIEB Durfee Int. Swimming Team Student Council Rep. ARNOLD IVEY Hutchins Int. JERRY MALINASKY Jackson Int. Junior Class Pres. Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball Auto-Aero Club Student Council fVice-Pres.J Lettermens' Club WILLIAM MC ADOO McMichael Int. Varsity Football QC o-Capt.l ROGER W. PIE TRAS Jackson Int. Industrial Arts Club Auto-Aero Club KTreas.J DON WELLS McMichael Int. .24- VG: I 6- 1 X 4 1 is X 4 I., A ,.,a,y I QW 2 af.. Q. W, , W. ,aa ' fSSlP?f F: ,,' 51555 7 :wifi 5 ltit 'fF'rr'Pfff. 2' 1 25f'F'5f,::f.: ::Zf:'..fS:if1 -' S-f '. ,, ' A x it , s rl ,gi . rfzj , K -A iw K gil -A fi f I riff' as DICK DEATHERAGE Nolan Int. Baseball Team SAM FOUNTEAS Jefferson Int. JERRY I-IATCHER Tappan Int. GE NE JARVI Nolan Int.. FRANK MALINOWSKI Tappan Int. R.O.T.C. ROBERT MC MAHAN Tappan Int. Auto-Aero Cluh Student Council Home. oom Rep. THOMAS SIE CINSKI Post Int. Hall Guard ALAN WINEMAN Mumford H.S. R.O.T.C. Rifle Team Officers Club Industrial Activities Club Laboratory Assistant HB4 va. ,. V L , .,,..,.,..,L ,, 4, , 2115712 we AS wa. Q ' 1: ii . 5 1, 4 ff Q: M ffm 1 xx v .1 :Q S ,fr ,-ff mzzw 1 Q ,W K '3 1 V Z, 15, WM -H+ Wx x 'I-.EI N.. f li 1 I , i is- ,W Y , - it-f f ak if E f K vm il 1' Norman Brown Dept. Head ff fa- l M in it 3 i 'tu iifnv' I . 05 - S Efifiiig F . .Tack Comer 3 Electrical Curriculum The electrical curriculum is designed to give a thorough knowledge of electrical fundamentals as well as a broad knowledge of mathematics and science. Our courses give background for such occupations as radio servicing, television servicing, industrial elec- tronics, and electrical maintenance. Our shop work includes construction, installation, and operation of all types of electrical equipment. Graduates of the electrical curriculum find em- ployment as helpers, or preferred apprenticeships in the building trades. Graduates may decide to enter college, in which case, they may enter without exami- nation providing satisfactory grades have been at- tained. Every effort is made to have each student study the local and national electrical codes, become familiar with tools of the trade, work with well-known electri- cal equipment, and be able to make a safe, neat, secure installation of electrical equipment and control devices. pw! 5305 f Y Harold Stormzand . E' Roy Hocking lecgrjcal William Zerber 8 fipoqo 99 6x063 me Nga 0180 l alba JI fi 0196.2 , 'l Ge itiecwcax vie, Joseph Zukowski -26- l ROBERT AJAX Burroughs Int. Junior Class Pres. Maybee Class Vice. Pres. .TAMES CAMPAGNA Hunter Int. VICTOR R. COOK Greusel lnt. Homeroom Rep. ROBERT DUMAS Barbour Int. T Square Club HENRY HE RMAN Durfee Int. Outlook Photographer Photography Club FRED KING Neinas lnt. BRUNO M. LE SZCZYNSKI Cleveland Int. WILLIAM NORWOOD Hutchins lnt. sf January Graduates 1955 ' s ,A L .. i .3 . Ml, f- :fs ' siffzisy l K :fp ave? 51 X, ., ., . it pe am-'D Af'-7 A : fa fr 7 fig L 164 19 .Jw- s . V t o .5 v? :S ... ,fig ts ' ' 4 M O5 I 4, t LEON D. BESS Jefferson Int. Varsity Baseball Lettermens' Club EMME TT CHAMBERS Greusel Int. R.O.T.C. JOE CORDE LIUS Jackson Int. Star Delta Club Electronics Club Student Council Speaker's Bureau Natll Forensic League Swimming Team BOB DUNBAR McMichael Int. LANNY F. .TEFFERS Burroughs Int. Star Delta Club R.O.T.C. MARSHALL KRAMER Central High Varsity Football JOHN D. MARTIN McMichael Int. Basketball Baseball WALTER PE LTO Cooley l-l.S. .27- DOUGLAS BRUNE LL Q y Q, U H. Ford Trade School ir .5 is XT QW N' if EDWARD CHEATHAM z ' A Q Tappan Int. , I :nk W 2 E . af' . J K Q g Star Delta pres. QiL.g,,,.v LX. PM ' Student Council . V ,ef Qgff Maybee Class Treas, E ,kA, LV 19: Y Nat'l Honor Society FD .R ' ' RICHARD DOMBROWSKI .ag 'Q Burroughs Int. We a ,Q . 2 X .. fr-A Senior Class Rep. . N' -. Student Council +g'1.f, .' 5: A R.o.T.c. ms n I A M B T ' GORDON ELL1soN Q Q F. an fr' Denby H-S- 2 1 Student Council , f 1 A AL KARIBIAN Central High T 4? Football ' GERALD LA FOREST . F Barbour Int. 2 Ag, - R.0.T.C. ei .E . A A DONALD NATZEL -f ' W ,Wi K I jE.ilfi5ff Greusel Int. 4 - - Q ,at . gggfghw 'l : H T -,'.., 5 fl as ' 93. DONALD PENTECOST 5 K X 'fikw g ' D gl Burroughs Int. xo , ,J 5.32 fi-4 'fig' wi Pres. Student Council pn , 1 sm Delta Club K D K ey Lettermen's Club 5,,'-Q., Varsity Football VLADIMIR PONICAN Burroughs Int. DONALD ROUSE Sharrard Int. Track TED THOMPSON Nolan Int. Freshman Football ROBERT L. WILSON Foch Int. Star Delta Club Kvice-pres.l Varsity Baseball Student Council TONY HOYT YEE Hutchins Intermediate DICK ALLMAN Jackson Intermediate Electronics Club Hall Guard Drama Club Junior Red Cross Choir Radio Unit LARRY BURNETT Jackson Int. Hall Guard I A W X . , Y , I ft 119 pn-. E X, , mt A 1 5 , 524' . M. .' ,Qs va ' , Et -X Q W j,ggJ,f: Mt, ,w-.,.W,. sa fra- ' fiffwe'-fiL'f Y1'! f-Mag, A 1.xg,5,3-f..X.zigi ,fries-Q-,mf 'lm qw Q , ,Q I 'K Ugg' fr lg I garb ,N A ,- me . .. 5. .an 5' M 9 ' if 'E , M by li' 1 KX 1 Q, 5, 'Wi J . kk - f .I A , ,. ' 25:-if 1 be ,1 fa ARTHUR RHODES Jackson Int. Star Delta Club THOMAS KENT STONE Neinas Int. Star Delta Club Treas. Lettermen's Club Ksec. Sz treas.J Varsity Football Sportsmenship Council Student Ex. Council Nat'l Honor Society PAUL ULRICH Burt Int. Star Delta Club WALTER WIRZ Denby H.S. CHARLES ZAHM Jackson Int. ROBERT ALLEN BENSON Nolan Int. Star Delta Club Student Council Rep. WALTER CATTEE UW Denby H.S. Star Delta Club . 28 - 43552 A I -Q, as G .M X M ,af I KE, QQ... 9 f 'T'f ' Y - V g Wiz- be PAUL RITZMANN H. Ford Trade School Nat'l Honor Society BOB THOMAS Durfee Int. PLASSIE WILLIAMS Barbour Int. Track Cross Country R.O.T.C. WILLIAM J. WOPINSKY Greusel Int. R.O.T.C. JAMES BRUCE St. Ambrose Hall Guard JIM CHOMAKOS McMichael Int. Star Delta Club Hall Guard DON M. COLEMAN Hutchins Int. Varsity Basketball Lettermen's Club Star Delta Club Hall Guard Chess Club Homeroom Rep. JOHN FOX McMichael Int. SAMUEL HOCHBERG Durfee Int. R.O.T.C. Hall Guard FRED KALITA St. Hedwig High Star Delta Club Hall Guard EDWARD L. KLOTZ l Nolan Int. HEILBRON B. LOVE McMichael Int. R.O.T.C. Student Council Officer's Club MARSHALL E. MOTLEY Jefferson Int. Star Delta Club Hall Guard 3 yrs. Perfect Attendance DUANE E. PONTEK U. of D. Star Delta Club Hall Guard , , ml fg . f f . M , ,Z Amit ' Z t - ' 1 Z O it t . , If 'f . 2 3 1 111162: gtzzzzqz , 'II e....lt.. -411515501 111121 ,,. ,A 5, il l x E A Q E? ,. . Q , A K I Q...s XX l'-. v A sl fav V T JOHN ENGLER Hunter Int. Baseball Team Football Team tCo-Capt.J Lettermen's Club Hall Guard VITO GIOIA Barbour Int. Varsity Football Lettermen's Club Star Delta Club MAX HOLT Hutchins Int. Star Delta Club BOB KARLSON Post Int. Maybee Class Cabinet Star Delta fVice Pres.J Senior Homeroom Rep. RICHARD ICRAVICK Mumford High Star Delta Club Baseball Team Hall Guard Lettermen's Club CARL G. MADION Mackenzie High Star Delta Club Student Council Hall Guard MARVIN NE WBY Post Int. HOWARD PROSKY Durfee Int. .29- L 1' gl Q Q t ,.5o A I. an- 1 ., 1 , A t . v Q lg? f-f 15 ' - , I ' x H 1 fig... 352 Q-1 5- -I , . A i ff: Q Mg? so + ji g K ,Q f rx . -J. A gl Y Efsiefiltl X D1 5' A , ygyyyyfo ,X -sz: x - . 'YK ' Q1 K 1 to ,.., 1.3. A9 . ' .Iii 1. . ' 1 ' yl -1.2: 9 ..?'iQ-1. A N ye .il.: N i l l - ' 4 , A s ff al- sie. EF K F BARRY FASBE NDER Jackson Int. Star Delta Club Hall Guard Swimming Team lCapt.D National Honor Society MARSHALL E. GORDON Hutchins Int. S. JAY HYMAN Tappan Int. Chess Club Star Delta Club Hall Guard JOHN H. KLARICH Post Int. Star Delta Club Hall Guard FRED KUSPA Gruesel lnt. Reserve Basketball 6 semesters Perfect Attendance FRANK J. MARTILOTTI Foch Int. Student Council Marching Band Concert Band National Honor Society JOSE PH PECAR Nativity National Honor Society RICHARD RENO Jackson Int. Hall Guard THOMAS RUGGLES .T acks on Int. DAVID C. STEWART McMicheal Int. R.O.T.C. 0fficer's Club Physics Lab Assistant BOB WESTLEY Oakman Int. GUS ZIELINSKI Burroughs Int. Electronic Club Star Delta Club fPres.j Student Council CCabinet Junior Class Cabinet Maybee Class Cabinet Homeroom Rep. .uh .krk .. . ye, K an .,.. V A s C32 Q f fzgg , ' , .... t uf, , iaaiaasaisn t -x wffx, . .Q 51 gt Q. SELMA SAWAYA Nolan Int, Star Delta Club fSec.J Student Council 1Sec., Cabinetj Girls' Science Club Electronics Club fSec.J Senior Play Outlook fSports Ed.J PE TER TOWNSE ND Cooley H.S. Student Council Hall Guard JAMES W. WILLOUGHBY Mumford H.S. Star Delta Club Photographic Club Radio Unit I Electronics Club Movie Operator Bookstore Asst. GILBERT DAVIS Hutchins Hall Guard Baseball Team QCapt.J Star Delta Club Student Council Letterme-n's Club P 'GL 0 lc iS pi L ot V,:7, xy it h 3 , as I gb ' 'M5'95f'v'z, ,, ' wigffz, A yh it C Q MARTIN SPIE LHAUPTER Barbour Int. .TACK UDE BROC K Barbour Int, Star Delta Club Student Council Concert Band MITCHELL WOLOK Post Int. faiflalsiei f Q 2affa:lfmissaezaafasfzfssmaieawaaea Department ?L5?5k?fkew-wia,1,rQi22?'vw14ev,f,A, W .. wm- fff32ligfQzQw1fs:vfsaf-Swear-U 'A ' - :r:zfl-. efef' -lr- wm, ld, lm. . ,wx .l-3 ml ff' 1' tifgsw-fa M1 Q- 3 , ' fr wp, 1s51iE4'!f 5 llre ggwgi , , f ,,,,f-.l,21gf,, X V, -f S' ua t rtr Q Franklin Frey Asher Buchhalter Dept. Head Arnold Doub Vallie Elvers Qu ig 0 3 Q fx lk Z , . .. ,. L at 4 121 W W Exim, ay IM 'Z sk John Rumball K 44 yy 5 lf? , Q X tr WX 2 4, , iii, . . U F, 'ff Qin T 4 M e -- .S is it A A 5? , E 'Q' rf-W L l are , 145 I .. ::.: r vf l q . Beatrice Cowan Leonard Czajczynski Lynn Gordon Sarah McCullagh Geraldine Dolan s 1. LEW. ., ' V 51 -Q., x sn Q a, nr N 5' ww 1 Za 5 an , V Q 'iz Y r if x dl- S' ' 153 Charles Mont ,L H 2 2 :L -:z-: KSQSQ in :Q sw ly f rro e ' L .1 D e d L l Otto Salchow Walter Sprague Paul Wentink O 0 Social Studies Department L ff ,Na .F iw .15 , - T. X Garner Bowlby Eva Bauer D0rOthy FiSCh6I' .e,7?5'52 j,E9,s?Wl- S A .3 J W. x sn 1 Edwin Gaiefsky Clarence Knuth Louis Rosen 31 Jonas Segal John Wenzel icelli PRE-NURSING 'H PRE-NURSING COMMERCIAL H Dorothy Patnales Dept. Head W. .- .. -w if' .fjg 12.3 Mi 'A:f'4lZ'.c f f 3-we it , 1' K1 Helen Osborne Lillian Schlein Picture Not Available: Dorothy Browne 9 S 006 Desi?-D DY 655 Art Comp Home Economics Curriculum Bertha Ballard Mary Miller HOME E CONOMIC S The Home Economics department consists of four curricula: pre-nursing, dress design, pre-nursing commercial, and insti- tutional foods. The pre-nursing courses prepare girls to become nurses, physician's and dentist's assistants, and medical tech- nologists. Both courses offer excellent preparation for posi- tions as assistant nurses. Pre-nursing commercial offers training in commercial subjects such as typing and shorthand in addition to the other courses. Biology, chemistry, micro- biology, and physiology and anatomy form the core of this curriculum. Graduates from the institutional foods curriculum often get jobs as dietary aids.Dress design is for girls wishing to specialize in clothing and textiles. - '2?.: 5k 91'if:s,..5 Wax! 1 S- gi 2 is SQ, ti'-3'i' . k.', 1 8305. ,'-' li ii'i Q, V ,iyii .135 ' 5.1 Nut . at , i if P15011 . . Anna Wrobel Meal Planmng -32- H DRESS DESIGN AND INSTITUTIONAL FOODS 01119 N U1-Sing P Sz A KGXVJ wwe? 6 Ya 9019 Katharine Walker Mildred Walls Leona Westerlund SYLVIA ACC URSO Burroughs Int. Nurses Aid Sportsmanship Council MARION D. ALLEN McMichael C.C.C. Student Council Homeroom Rep. BARBARA BOWE RSOX Post lnt. C.C.C. Biology Club Csec.J ROSE CIESLINSKI Burroughs Int. Sportsmanship Council C.C.C. Councelor's Asst. JOYCE E. GAINES Condon Int. C .C .C . Library Asst. SANDRA GROSSBE RG Oakman Int. Homeroom Rep. JANICE D. HUNT Northwestern H.S. ' 'Y' ' Teens ALVARADIO YVONNE L. JOHNSON Cleveland Int. Y Teens January Graduates 1955 17255 35 - - .M an tl' .Mt 7 M, f A S-1' , up A i 1x,' C..' X .1 fa-ef . A., W 1w'x 2, a E ix' 'Sf . i 'Rh,3Z1- - as l v 'if x F Y ti 'il is... l u.. MARGIE ADAIR Denby High V.C.Y. Csec,J Triangle Staff Nurses Aid C.C.C. DORIS ARLIN Central High A,A.C. C.C.C. Student Council Future Teachers Club Sportsmanship Council CONNIE BROWN Condon Int. NANCY DIEM Jefferson Int. Varsity Basketball Lettergirl's Club Biology Club C.C.C. SUSAN F. GAY Durfee Int. Nat'l Honor Society Qsec.J C.C.C. Qpres.J Biology Club .TEANNE E. HAGANS Barbour Int. Student Council Sportsmanship Council MARGARET A. JACKSON Cleveland lnt. Library Asst. we A ,YM sk ,, lj: , 1 I-. .Q i 'H v an , , - ,f - i' , , ss. Wg 2 ff' 'lim' - , r-. ,i H1 if ,I : 1' fl ,, 3' -vi 'Wir , CJ. gale , 'f A ,Vi TV.. 2 -Vue, , , 5 , ,, . 12,262 K B 'et AE .-,vm 15, f'1 5j:2:- IW-1 fy- 5 fo- , Y' t'-td' 5.-'Rr in c -gt V? -ave Q .. . . ,.,,, if, y O W A Nw .. K HUF 'sp- K if ret.:- .Wg be, 'Nov' X D 5, 8. 'Q i iflqyu Q BLANCHE LOUISE JONES ' 1 X a McMichael Int. I eww? an Q. Sportsmanship Council 'lr' X- g 'Q' -33 MARILYNN DEE ADAMS Jefferson Int. V.C.Y. i'Y Teens Student Council SHIRLEY BEAVER Greusel Int. Student Council MARY CARLSON McMichael Int. Varsity Band Concert Band Choir C.C.C. Radio Unit AGNES GAINES McMichael Int. HY Teens V.C.Y. CAROLYN GORDON McMichael Int. Sportsmanship Council V. C .Y. GAIL HOLT Barbour Int. V.C.Y. Camera Club Dress Design Club Counselor Asst. MARTHA JENNINGS Burroughs Int. AUDREY LAWRENCE Jefferson Int. Biology Club C.C.C. Lettergirls Club Basketball Team fcaptainj ROSEMARY LEE Sherrard Int. V. C .Y. Photography Club Proj ectionist MARILYN MITCHELL Condon Int. Y Teens lSec.J V.C.Y. Student Council GE ORGINA NOBLE Durfee Int. LORRAINE P. ROWAN Nolan Int. C.C,C. Lettergirlls Club fSec.J Y Teens KVice Pres.D Nurses Room Duty Swim Team Tennis Team National Honor Society GLORIA SIMMONS Condon Int. Junior Red Cross ANITA STEVENS McMichael Int. Photography Club Homeroom Rep. BARBARA L. VRIE SE NGA Eastland High i I .,. . i . aigffx 1 5 ' 32: if 15: Prof' - . Us , i N i fu- . .,-I Q..-w.-,t x . . We . , ai A . I .. l zz. gl. in Sv Q Sw.. 1 2, +4 iw-ev . , farm 'P Us I Q wg, Q' M if a F c.c.c. Biology Club fSec .J -. -,.,e,...s lm- m1.Si14f1:'f: ., .a. ' 'A,. ff ti fi 6 , ft R if A m a t 1 S . Ntfwifw' .. 6-5 M 2 3 is - J sz. 44. .prix ig 444:-1, afar 1 f 5413: ' f , ' If-W 1:5655 2:1525 fm mfr: -if :aw f5if3:r:W- L Eze-P 'I' - e. . .: ' - I BEVERLY ANN WILLIAMS .3-5,3 p Barbour Inf- I , , , . W' 3 AY Teens V ,.y ,:: Q' 3 . ,.. ,.... A , BONNIE LYNCH Clarenc eville LORETTA MURPHY Greusel Int. YU Teens Photography Club Student Council LORE TTA RAY Garfield Int. V.C.Y. Red Cross Club Photography Club ROSE MARIE RUBEN Greusel Int. Photography Club Homeroom Rep. JANET C. SMITH McMichael Int. Cheerleader Lettergirlis Club Sportsmanship Council Student Rep. JUDITH TUCKER Jefferson Int. Swim Team Sportsmanship Council ODDIE WALKER Jefferson Int. Y Teens Camera Club V.C.Y. Junior Red Cross Asst. Counselor Radio Unit GERALDINE WILLIAMS Greusel Int. HY Teens . 34 - fi 2 ' kr K: ., ,z kg i.-3 I tyity J- ' ' 1' I I I II pppr 5' WILLIE MAE MATTHEWS Greusel hit. Sportsmanship Council HY Teens Camera Club JOYCE NEIS Burroughs Int. Sportsmanship Council ARBADELL REESE Sherrard Int. PATRICIA SCHROCK Burroughs Int. C.C.C. fSec.J Junior Class fSec.J Homeroom Rep. Harp Club Swim Team REGINA SPOONER Condon Int. BEVERLY TURK Burroughs Int. Homeroom Rep. ELEANOR WEBB Sherrard Int. V.C.Y. I 'Y' ' Teens Sportsmanship Council DORA BE LL WOODS CAROL ANN ZUKOWSKI Burroughs Int. C.C.C. Swim Team Basketball Team Lettergirl's Club QPres.J Nursels Aid DARLE NE ARSENAULT Chadsey H.S. Y- Teens Cass Capers JUANITA BLACK Garfield Int. Came ra C lub Office Messenger CAROLYN BROWN Tappan Int. Cass Caperettes Sportsmanship Council Student Council fCabinetJ ROSALIE CAPUA Barbour Int. Cass Capers Club KAREN CLARK Condon Int. Office Messenger JOAN E LLISTON Hutchins Int. Cass Caperettes National Forensic League Speakers Bureau Office Assistant 1 'grill Cf.. K, i 'xy .Q Y., I. ec 'W 3 '2- 'HW' an , STE ' , 9 3 E , . K 4 2 5 Wm . ,, 3 S silk? KS -M 3 W was i n . .3 'Q 1451 i .l i if si- 251 ,E .., so -ai 'EVA A r s June Graduates 1955 DORIS BARRETT Durfee Int. Y-Teens Hall Guard Office Messenger Biology Club PATRICIA L. BLAKE Barbour Int. Cass Capers Biology Club Sportsmanship Council Tennis Team Basketball Team Mgr. Circulation Mgr. Outlook VICKI L. BURGUNDER Nolan Int. Cass Caperettes CAROLE CHAMBERS Wilson Int. BLONDELL DOUGHTY Hutchins Int. Organ Guild Cass Caperettes Biology Club Y-Teens NANCY ERICKSON Jefferson Int. Outlook Staff Chess Club .3j. .s l Q fa xx W, , fi me ge , F in K 'K A 19 . . I fygwk - . - ia, N j ' . '- -LF.- tk: - -isp, I I www' 1 if. I ,I W.. I l, ' X . I 5, , T -, so JANE BEAR Hutchins Int. Cass Caperettes J ANICE BRADSHAW Garfield Int. Camera Club Office Ass't. AILEEN BYZKRONY Burroughs Int. Cass Caperettes THERESA CIZEWSKI St. Andrew H.S. Cass Caperettes Club Biology Club Sportsmanship Council Student Council Homeroom Rep. Hall Guard MARION DUNAWAY Nolan Int. Cass Caperettes Club Biology Club Student Council Rep. Outlook Staff Sportsmanship Council Junior Class Cabinet RUBY FRAZIER McMicheal Y-Teens Biology Club Cass Caperettes Student Council Hall Guard BARBARA A. FULLER Sherrard Int. Cass Capers Club Homeroom Rep. Basketball Team Student Council Outlook Staff Lettergirls' Club LEE GRAY Cleveland Int. Hall Guard Office Ass't. LAURA LEE HARDY Burroughs Int. National Honor Society Biology Club Cass Caperettes fVice-Pres.l Outlook Staff Big Sister LEE HELBRECHT Greusel Int. Cheerleader Sportsmanship Council Lettergirls' Club DE LLA ISOM Parkersburg High, W. Va Y-Teens CPres.J Biology Club CSec.l Student Council Outlook Staff Cass Capers Club 1 ag x 3 f f: 41 E- -,I . N .1 'g 4 4, me ' l gg: 'f n ' 1 4 ai if ' ' Big Sister DELORES L. KENNEDY ,W .H Sherrard Int. I 955- Student Council iLife Memberl 1 J ' Varsity Basketball fCo-Capt.J Homeroom Rep. Lettergirls' fPres.g Sec't.J ' Cass Capers Sportsmanship Council AN ITA KLIEVE Burroughs Int. GRACE MA LONEY Burroughs Int. Hall Guard 5' N ,tiffffflp if 21 1. WJ: rv Hit Y. Wm f . Eg t, ,. SOPHIA C. GEORGE Southwestern H.S. Hall Guard RIGA GRE GO Nolan Int. Cass Capers CTFEQS-5 Biology Club fTreas.J Big Sister Office Ass't. NORA LORRAINE HAYES Hutchins Int. Student Council Camera Club BARBARA RITA HOWELL Burroughs Int. Basketball Team Warsityi Swimming Team Cass Capers Student Council Cabinet Sportsmanship Council CTre Junior C1assfSecretaryj SYLVE NE JACKSON Condon Int. Basketball Varsity Lettergirls fPres.l Sportsmanship Council Cass Capers Club Millinery Club 3. .TEAN GRAY Burroughs Int. CONSTANCE Y. HALIBURT4 McMichael Int. Cass Capers fPres.g Sgt-at-ax Varsity Basketball Y-Teens Biology Club Lettergirls' Club Outlook Staff fAss't Sports Editorj DIANA HEAPHY Barbour Int. Hall Guard Nurses' Aid DONNA HRITZ Burroughs Int. BARBARA JONES Jefferson Int. Cheerleader QCapt.J Maybee ClassfSec'tQ Sportsmanship Council quvissc Repl Cass Caperettes . M , -fl- D' 1 R . Sit, r fix' agfmf' Y X E 'v Q 1 ' P t Letterg'irl's Club Junior Class Cabinet ORELIA J. IGMBALL EILEEN KENNEDY Barbour Int. Hutchins Int. ' Cass Caperettes Nurses' Aid Hall Guard .T ULIA KNIGHT MARGARET KOURTJIAN Greusel Int. Durfee Int, Y-Teens Hall Guard Y-Teens Office Assistant YVONNE MITCHELL si ..- K i THELMA MORRIS Cleveland Int. M -.f' A ' f Cleveland Int. is li Y-Teens , la , .36- SHIRLE Y MUL LIN Greusel Int. Student Council Sportsmanship Council Hall Guard Homeroom Rep. SANDY NEWMAN Barbour Int. Cass Caperettes Biology Club Junior Red Cross RUTH PASVANT Jefferson Int. LORRAINE R. RAY Cleveland Int. Junior Red Cross Hall Guard Camera Club QTreas.l VA LETIA ROGE RS Post Int. Biology Club Cass Capers Student Council Hall Guard Nurses' Aid Counseler's Assistant MILDRED SCHMITZ Leland lnt. Homeroom Rep. Biology Club BETTY JANE SMITH Mumford H.S. Biology Club fPres.l Cass Capers fSec'tJ Y-Teens UCC Rep.J Office Ass't Big Sister ANN TERZIAN Wilson Int. Ass't to Mr. Frey Q Ay if? af 4'5 S X., - M. 792' ew - ml at 1 E5 that A L if A .4 51 a, K F h 'fr K ,S xx 9 f,-- , Q.. X nz.. iw ,X x. H , Xi ,Q ,,., lx wf JANE MURPH Y Burroughs Int. Cass Caperettes Club Biology Club HELEN K. NIELSEN Tappan Int. Biology Club Cass Capers Photography Club Office Ass't GAIL PHINNEY Cooley H.S. Nurses ' Aid ROBERTA R. REETZ Leland Int. Red Cross Homeroom Rep. Hall Guard LORRAINE RYCHLICZEK Greusel Int. Cass Capers Study Hall Ass't. MICHAE LINE SMIE LEWSKI Greusel Int. Office Assistant MARY SUBLETT Burroughs Int. IMSSC CARMELA TUNDO Barbour Int. Biology Club . . 6:3 x X , tu, jj 1 fiss . ff' 4 ,'fr 3:54, 'gm M s Y' X 2 -it vo? 3' qw 5' ,. 't'w..K . 59,2 :Q -fi--:.:: -- 'J if 5 a t -Q 4 . H L ph at-. i vw-xl: ii 2 si QW HL L- if 4 - 'lM f-P-. . .- 1 1 i i MARVA NASH Condon Int. Cheerleader Sportsmanship Council Cass Caperettes Lettergirls Club THELMA 0'NEAL Cleveland Int. Tl-IERESA PIZLIMENTI St. Charles Junior Class Cabinet Hall Guard Sportsmanship Council NIKI RODES Burroughs Int. Cass Capers Biology Club Basketball Student Council Homeroom Rep. JUDY SCHILD Barbour Int. IMSSC Biology Club Tennis Team Cass Capers Lettergirls' Club Girls' Science Club BARBARA SMITH Garfield Int. DOROTHY TATE Cleveland Int. Y-Teens Student Council Hall Guard Camera Club ECOLIA TURNER Leland Int. Camera Club IMSCC Y-Teens Nurses' Aid LA VARRE WEAVER McMichael Int. Photography Club fSec' EVA WILLIAMS Greusel Int. MERCEDES WRIGHT Durfee Int Student Council Y- Teens ' , :- Biology Club K June Graduates 1955 SANDRA WHITLEY Sherrand Int. Cheerleader fCo-Capt.J Lettergirls' Club Sportsmanship Council CIMSSCD Basketball Y-Teens Millinery Club BARBARA WIN FRE E Tappan Int. Y- Teens Sportsmanship Council Hall Guard Swimming Team Big Sister Outlook Staff CE CILIA YANTUS Burroughs Int. Varsity Basketball Team Swimming Team Lettergirls' Club CVice-Pres.J Cass Capers Club Biology Club fS.C. Rep.J Sportsmanship Council MARGARET WIEST Nolan Int. Swimming Team Tennis Team fCapt.J Cass Capers National Forensic League Speakers' Bureau Biology Club Wice-Pres.l .TOAN WOLFF Central H.S. Biology Club Cass Capers Club Big Sister National Honor Society 'F 'N T ,'.f'.-71.72-':i,.S1'Hs 11, 5 xg vi-V'1-g. agfn- - ' 1' f 'VY MQMW to remember . . . Edison will help you . . . 0 Plan your kitchen 0 Select your lamps 0 Do the laundry easier One of these days, perhaps very soon, youill be starting a home of your own. When that time comes, look to the trained young women in the Home Service Divi- sion at Detroit Edison. They can help you solve many of the homemaking problems that frequently puzzle a new bride. Without charge, they will answer your questions over the telephone . . . send booklets and folders . . . or in some cases make a personal visit. In Detroit, telephone WOodward 2-2100. In other areas, call your nearest Edison Office. P.S. Mother might be interested in some of their 0 Plan a menu 0 Plan a one-dish meal 0 Preserve foods easier 0 Plan party refreshments N ,... M ' 1,1 K f, xgl , t t i - X 7-g ' f xx .. Il Him now' , .,.,,1 if we ,.,,, , i fi is if Q .t ' f es W A 5 DETROIT EDISON .39. Machine Manufacturing, Drafting and Building Curricula Arthur Elges Dept. Head K ',:f1!FlQ'S7f'7 - r, , Wits Wi-- li xiuxil :H K' 51571 eff' .V , l r . t - rl 2 'ff it ga 4 3, , .5 at S ,S 5, E 'fsfmm-,. - f-it wwf fi , .L szgzwze, , Arthur Fountain George Goodfellow . e wit we ' U s Floyd Lentz Picture Not Available: Reed Dewey fafdov Charles Adams Alfred Bracciano John Campbell The Mechanical Drafting curriculum provides instruction in basic draft- ing, detailing, layout, and design along with supplemental instructions in machine processes, metallurgy and foundry. The graduate is readily employable in the drafting room and many former graduates are to be found as designers and engineers in Detroits' industries. Those interested in studying engineering at college find this course excellent preparatory training. The Architectural Drafting and Building curriculum provide instruction in architecture, drafting and building procedures. This is an excellent course for those interested in becoming architects, entering the building construction or the building trades industries, or becoming architectural draftsmen. The elements of footing and foundations, framing, sheathing and roofing, heating and ventilation, codes specifications and estimating are studied. In the drafting room plans and elevations are drawn and pic- torial renderings made. The Mechanical-Manufacturing curriculum is e s s e ntial ly a pre- engineering curriculum which provides high school instruction in the in- dustrial and technical aspects of present day industry and engineering. Drafting, Foundry and Meatallurgy are some of the courses along with the basic machine processes necessary for work in manufacturing, tool and die, time study, traffic and industrial management. It is an excellent cur- riculum for those planning on enrolling in mechanical or industrial engi- neering college programs. QW! 5365 Metallurgy MGC I1 . 51111031 Draft . mg John Donnelly irzlitf Kia' iw , 5: K ltzcf x, ' 1: illff 5 i--'K . , .ii ' -, 'H 1125: ' t George Kantor Karl Knauss X K ' ' '.:5E:.-if: ,H . ' , , iii f it I . ,, Q ., K 'zisgggf-zj.1gg3.'x ,lfss,m9' 1' iEf,,. f f' gkjggfjgjjjgj-g.j f 'G' if ' :fi--E,iEti- fi fistfsigff 'Q - ' i V-wi-,,21126 'ffm-i f SIQ5E1'if5fWffL53E.9: ?'TLfieflsf':, Wilmer Laginess ':i- . Q, 9 X X 5 in . . . K K 25 QS , 4? Q4 in F sk., a f 2 if ,Q A Harmon Padelford Harold Siegel Kenneth Stoddart . 40 . Thaddeus Sulisz ROBERT ARIS Barbour Int. Architectural Club RON BUCK East Detroit High Pre-engineering Club fV.P.J Student Council Hall Guard JOE CRAINE Durfee Int. Architectural Club RONALD DEN BROEDER Mumford High Pre-engineering Club JAMES HACKENBERGER Jackson Int. Architectural Club Student Council JOSE PH KASINE C Burroughs Int. T Square Club DONALD J. LANG Nativity High Varsity Football Architectural Club Lettermenls Club Intermural Basketball SEORGE MC GUIGGAN Jackson Int. January Graduates 1955 I . PM. ' L, , .. Q , is Wliffz, f , - V H it K RALPH BE RNABEI Hunter Int. UT Square Int. Freshman Football Basketball Team RAYMOND CAPTON Henry Ford Trade HERMAN CRUTCHER Condon Int. Track Team Cross Country Team L.ettermen's Club Architectural Club GEZA A. GARNAI Wilson Int. R.O.T.C. Glee Club E UGE NE JOHNSON Jackson Int. Nat il. Honor Society WARD KIRBY Burroughs Int. Pre-engineering Club TOM LAZOS Foch Int. Architectural Club Student Council GUS MILLER McMichael Int. Golf Team Senior Rep. Architectural Club -41- Rt -me if :lk - ' -5 JERRY BOZAAN Barbour Int. Reserve Football Varsity Football EDWIN HAROLD CARLSON Post Int. TONY DE ANGELIS H.F.T.S. HT Square Club SAM GRE ENBERG Durfee Int. ADAM KARIBIAN Durfee Int. Student C uuncil Architectural Club ALEX L. KRASK Post Int. Architectural Club MAYNARD MALBON Jackson I.nt. Architectural Club RICHARD PERCE Jackson Int. Reserve Football Varsity Football Lettermen's Club HAROLD E. STEHLIK Post Int. V.C.Y. lTreas.J CLARENCE CHARLES Pershing High Track Team Cross Country Team Lettermenls Club Architectural Club DEAN ARBOUR Tappan Int. Football Team WHITE ALPHONSO A. AVOLEDO Burroughs Int. T-Square Club WERNER BAUMGARTNER St. Theresa LAWRENCE C. BOCZAR Barbour Int. Blue- Print Operator T-Square Club fTreas .7 Chess Club R. O. T. C . Student C oxmcil KEITH BROWN Jackson Int. Architectural Club Hall Guard V .ln 'af ft V fl Y A 'M ffigifgg 2. SLM :zf f e , - X. rf: 1 Rtlw, .fin-.,Q+,.,g5, wx' ,pp-.rr ws! , is FRED STE INBAUER McMichael Int 'fir I iii? 4 . It fc IAA 22: ffl v,. 512 ' 25 . J K 5 an-fl X we S .3 .. . CN EM 'air .A lisff ai . , e:': it 44 'K W t f f 5'5 f 1 LT-'A 'Pr 'Sf if 212534 . K, ,fu . ffg- J 2, f. MEDARD JEROME WOJTOWICZ Burroughs Int. June Graduates 1955 me E Q li? E2' 4 ,T is X I Q-my W ' 2' M lg , iff .. . . A 2,8 'QQ' A K3ffL3 .' :'2'f525 im W1 2 U . ., ,. - fif5'5f?4ga1age:fg,:. ' --wiv-w:i' ' E ' L 15721 af: IM .. X: :H T . , .2,. f fy-fax. me .Q 5523 2 ,Xe 2a SEQ 'Q A xxw L 21595 Vw J f ,Q 4g12f.Pif:221siz.fff L. . . 3 l.,l.e, 2. . . - 3 Q 3' M fl gm ez S lam 1, an time H f 2512 'WJ' 3 gyms 2 QQ W , Q M 55552 Q Y 2 N M E 42 S-2 as 52 k 31596 2 I A , mga, iv it Y B. ,. if ' AA gg, KQ-, 0 B , if ' :-3 M ?5?1fl?lifif::.. Yi:-h'fii1li1g . ak Emi 5 J' hilr llii A T. i f h' - .-le 'iii T . it gt oser is rnnr 'R ,rel , i'iIl-If 'E 17152 '-k,,-' e ff -'-' qiijgfxggf - '-' if Egg : ,--, BEARG S. ARSLANIAN Post Int. JOHN BAETZ Lk. Shore H.S. Photography Club CSec.g Treas.J BOB BEDE SKI Burroughs Int. Outlook Staff National Honor Society Track Team Cross Country Team Student Council Cabinet T-Square Club BOBBY E. BOOKOUT Jefferson Int. ROBERT BRUZA Burroughs Int. Architectural Club Hall Guard -42- .--. f--f ,,. -f--f Q. ,, 2 ' 6 as , L 51: 'if 'f W X c i- an A' f Ht . .ci21.,,, .,... , hw l v wi f si s 4 2 lie 92 A 4' l'2afif'gM . :?44?3zs? ..L:,-i IP: - Q fir' ' Q . Q J, 521: zz.-1'i1: , . 1 ,. . W , A',. , -?itzf'5Yg3Qga:Tll'2f1-rs Q V- - ' WALTER STOI Nolan Int. CHARLES AUTHIER wubur wright T-Square Club 1 l EDMUND BAMBAS Post Int. Student Council Rep. , ROGER BERTOLA Mackenzie H.S. T-Square Club fPres.l Pre-Engineering Club KV Junior Class Cabinet Maybee Class Cabinet Student Council CCabinetJ Hall Guard EDWARD BROOKS Durfee Int. T- Square Club GERALD CIESZYNSKI St. Thomas Triangle Staff T-Square Club Hall Guard IRONALD CRAIG St. Stanislaus Hall Guard RONALD DI CESARE Noland Int. ROBERT R. FRASHER Foch Int. V-Iall Guard Architectural Club fTreas.J JONATHAN F. HABER Durfee Int. Etenior Rep. -Square Club Student Council iLife Memberl Junior Class Cabinet lR.O.T.C. Projector Operator JAC K HUGHE S Tappan Int. T-Square Club HERBERT KLE UGER Durfee Int. T-Square Club MARK S. KRAMARICH Nolan Int. Architectural Club CVice-Pres.D JOHN LEINONEN Post Int. T-Square Club lPres.g Sec.J National Honor Society National Forensic League Officers Club Radio Unit Speakers Bureau EV- L, 96 Q ' 1' gt s I' I ta., 9 I' , ,, I . 'F' ,N , , fe 'L ,Q R -'Q rr ' 'Va lk it . i f vm, gs 'R wp '7 'V fu L l to' raat . PAUL DENNING Denby H .S. 1 RER' G' 35. -v:- -:- f fm .r .. .. .,,.. ..,,...,.,, . . .f ,-1. tug. L. 19? . fl aw gl 3 1-. L1.- 6 We 1 ,W f. . - ,..55u....,,, , M f- v,vlg.-jigggaqt , fifiiv CURTIS G. ELKINS , Jefferson Int. E :Z r Architectural Club ,tl ' Messenger U 'p tr , l GEORGE GIUSTI I Nolan Int. , it Y t - A, Baseball Team . I r lg 'Ji V at Lettermens' Club ' , 3, R Reserve Football R S ' ' A L ,krkk 1 I . gr EARL L. HARVEY , FOCh Int. K D k ' S ' W . 'W 'W T-s Cl b if 5' f ' 'C N7 quare u 1 3 Hall Guard - p .- 'Gr ,fe Sig X. , K ' J of 'gig M it . -, kiffl fir .-'f,.uff5 C , .- I . . ' if s A DAVID JANSEN A , Q, Det. Lutheran H.S. r ' , . -K , if . ef will C f 7QA.f I FRED KLUSKA L V Nolan Int. y ' . Q Golf Team I' Hall Guard p 9 A SH N 'NA ' Y LAWRENCE M. KUZMICH L - Highland Park H.S. r ,A N K, g ju .. Golf Team if 1 X Swimming Team . F Lettermens' Club , '-if MARSHALL LEWIS R Duriee Int. N, ,A Student Council . ' - 1 Architectural Club Homeroom Rep. - . f nan Guard i E 'T ! rl fir. -43. he 'gi 23,1 i s X ,Mt RONALD DEST Burroughs Int. Band T-Square Club AL ENCOLS Durfee Int. T-Square Club National Honor Society JACK GRZENA St. Rita. H.S. ROBERT C. HERBART Cooley H.S. Architectural Club WAYNE KIPPOLA Tappan Int. Pre-Engineering Club Hall Guard MICHEAL KRAFT Post Int. Student Council CPres.g Tre Maybee Class CPres.J Junior Class fVice-Pres.J Outlook Staff fEd.-in-Chiefl Det. H.S. Stud. Council T-Square Club RICHARD LEFSTAD Tappan Int. C onc ert Band Marching Band DON LIPKO East Detroit H.S. 8. LOUIS S. LOWRAN Nolan Int. T-Square Club lTreas.J Lettermens' Club Varsity Football Student Council Pre-Engineering Club TONY MARINO Burroughs Int. Architectural Club Hall Guard HOWARD MOSS Durfee Int. MATT PERRERA Allen Park H.S. Architectural Club Hall Guard EDWARD RUHL Pershing H.S. Projector Operator ABRAHAM SE LESNY Durfee Int. Architectural Club fPr Student Council Junior Class Cabinet Maybee Class Cabinet Projector Operator R.O.T.C. BE NSON STE IN Durf ee Int . T- Square Club JOHN SZYKOLA Burroughs Int. Office Helper Hall Guard , iz 1, , xi ss... , 6. D A ' . f 'sz f f- - 5 l -'ko V 355123, rw I Lt' ' V53 f , 5 ., , Y 5 ffE'::u12m12?f:.wf . Aoito at at I 1 . 1, ,. -PM .,... : ' J31 f5?i?e, ls't ' QVT-Jifilfiiffilifw'S-52 -L Emi I A7 5 L fgttlfbfff' fbiiigkifii no gg 13I:ji1 if I of - V e -,wieasgm 7 i rl?-3221!-:Jil .ff -- f It, 'I' ,rf A Q: .1 , ig, 71115 X 3 in ,-,m 'I f' 55: .-,, - kV.L, In szllllll I yih A Vlyy zsfiv , 1 ' A ,azto M ili tx .. 3- 'fl es-J l r ,k., In i'i'. I Lthi I , I li it:,.,U,i5w:4151: - ,ag-ag,::a G 'u1::s,awmffizz5 , : rf' , gavfwmgz, ,a ff f.. wiggle i A I G N Q , 222 ' - ' iiifili. Y 'bil :- N 2, if:- Wi if 1355515 ,Fi W,fffZ?' - elsi f-f 1 'ig ilxxfaf - -- ietwaeiiieiyk 4 ' f Ls: - t RONALD J. LOWY f 7, Hutchins Int. A V ,. , we , Architectural Club Vcg- ' nw V, A 2 X E a , at iln yn we Wi AL MAZZEI Y Jackson Int. Basketball V1-if . , ' Student Council Rep. H 1 'FT 1 X W I, 'S L L gt ,, -f lilff f ff? V-kk g-in ' wwf' A '. '7 EUGENE NABAT i Durfee Int. , Varsity Football it Hall Guard T ,L at JOSEPH N. PHILLIPS ' g A Nolan Int. Q ' Varsity Football ww Lettermens' Club ' I f i--- as JOHN H. scHE1cH sf. Rita H.S. K f A.s.T.E. M, . ' if iiwlflgilw f EDWARD SHEAHAN Q Hunter Int. V I -I A T-square Club It 'lg' ' Hall Guard 1 --KIV ,N W , , 2 in Ll ,.,, .aim ,,.. . ' .. . fa ,. , I ANTHONY STREMIECKI chadsey H.S. 3 ' 'W M.. 1 if f no , .1 ' .1 T-Square Club L E , . DONALD TEWELES VmhV if Posunt' AACA loyo S' tiil .44. JOHN MAKOWSKI Chadsey H.S. Student Council Library Helper Swimming Team MARTIN B. MENDE LSON Durfee Int. Hall Guard GERRY NIEMI Post Int. GERALD REBLIN Jackson Int. RICHARD SEDLOCK Burroughs Int. DOUGLAS W. SMITH Durfee Int. Architectural Club KSe Concert Band Marching Band Student Council Chess Club R.O.T.C. RONALD SUMMERS Denby H.S. Baseball Team Cross Country Team ROBERT TOWNSEND Hunter Int. Hall Guard c'y GEORGE TRUSCOTT Tappan Int. ALEX E. VIDA Wilson Int. IMSSC Student Council NORMAN V. WIATR Greusel Int. Pre-Engineering Club CPres.D Homeroom Rep. Triangle staff Junior Class Cabinet Maybee Class Cabinet Student Council iLife Memberj .TOE L. WOODY Barbour Int. Lettermens' Club Football Team Warsityl EDMOND VAN E LS LANDER Servite H.S. T-Square Club fVice-Pres.l Student Council DAVID T. WAGNER Foch Int. Pre-Engineering Club fTreas.7 JOEL M. WILLENS Durfee Int. Architectural Club fVice- Pres.J CHARLES WUNDERLICH Tappan Int, Football Team ANTHONY VERDUCE Hunter Int. T-Square Club JOHN WASNER Germany T-Square Club Hall Guard MYRON N. WOELKE Tappan Int. BERNARD J. ZIOLA U. of D. H.S. Hall Guard we-may? -We. ..f Z.. .6 .sei , tj.: 22.5525 wie gses ,me 5,-see I ers 1:5 255251515 fa: sm sw sm sew . assi teas: -.mr ea: -asses mssaa we N ,use 7.37: vw 'VS 5 mesa 1 sgvf 276104 C222 ua. - 5562 we ,ws .SSN ,M-V mm: , M Q6 N 1 1 ,au 5 1 . 5 , Aw, Music Curriculum Glenn Klepinger Harry Begian Michael Franko Dept. Head Velma Froude Pictures Not Available: Michael Bistritzky Ruth Hammond Wind Eyeroents Inst:-um en ts Ensemble 6 c Q99 V0Ca1 Grace Molzoff The Music Department of Cass Technical High School was designed to give its students a concept of music which includes all phases of study and performance. While performance is stressed a great deal there is considerable emphasis placed on the theoretical phase of music and its importance to a well rounded music education. The school can Well be proud of its major organizations such as the Orchestra, Band, Choir, and the Harp and Vocal Ensemble as they have been recognized by outstanding leaders as the best in the country. 15130 . 0 HRTP Choir A1-ran 'L 5T,Y'5 gig weifwen chamber Orme g ewfwg' . . mOHY ics Music Literature gat Econom -46- WILLYE ALLEN McMichael Int. Cheerleader fCapt.J Student Council Sportsmanship Council NY Teens Varsity Band Gir1's Vocal CHARLES DE MIRJIAN Redford H.S. Concert Band Varsity Band ROSETTA JAMES Miller High Varsity Band Choir Girls Vocal V.C .Y. PHYLLIS PULLBERG Durfee Int. Choir Harp Club Junior Class Kcabinetj Varsity Band ALBERT L, SCHULZ Condon Int. Concert Band Symphony Orch. .C L,,, , I 'Q 'R A 2 V' N9 r lW3f', far 'fa Q - wa. an aww 'bf . , A! D L.. .1 3, V L'-,, if , If V Q? LV 'V Zz, 4 5. ' . you as it M 'iz -I ' 5: Z l 5, 1 ii, .., ,I January Graduates 1955 LEONARD PAUL APSEL Durfee Int. Concert Band Symphony Orch. Boy's Vocal GWE NDOLYN BAMBLE Sherrard Int. Girls' Glee Club Harp Club Varsity Band .. .,,. , ELAINE KLEIN Post Int. Student Council Junior Class Cvice-pres.J Concert Band Symphony Orch. Choir ftreas.J Varsity Band Drama Club JOYCE QUINN Northern H.S. Reserve Band Varsity Band Gir1's Vocal LAC ONIA SME DLEY Northwestern H .S. Chamber Orch. Symphony Orch. Choir Varsity Band rg. fi -w ,ll .59 'N' E 3 if? .ew R A C caan , R. 55' Q, A 2? . . A X Sis ' . H :ef ' 1. Remix fs -htffi-Y fl W 3 5 E ,L .aay 4.435 ,gp ,,,., . Q . f . M June Graduates 1955 . CONNE BENNETT K ELEANOR BINHAMMER Jackson Int. M K Barbour Int. Harp 8: Vocal ' Chamber Orchestra Harp Ensemble , Symphony Orchestra Concert Band K Concert Band Marching Band Marching Band Varsity Band Harp Ka Vocal Symphony Orchestra Choir ROBERT CAMPBELL ' RONALD CARTER Westinghouse H.S. 1Pa.J - Lincoln H.S. CFerndaleJ Varsity Football ,E in . Symphony Orchestra Lettermens' Club - ff I Iyi S Chamber Orchestra Concert Band .,..: . Q g V Concert Band Varsity Band W - ' if 7, A Choir Boys' Vocal '- String Quintet Marching Band ' National Honor Society .47. 5940 Q s it V, J .1 . iv X if Z .1l'f' :... ,ii .. 1i.' - H . p uz. W ,,kV Q . ig 6 l.l 3 . D . if stag? A JIM BEASLEY McMichael Int. Nattl Forensic League Drama Guild Radio Unit Concert Band Symphony Orch. Student Council Choir MARLENE K. GILLS Jefferson Int. Harp Club QTreas.J Choir VIOLETTE N. KRSTICH Burroughs Int. Nat'l Honor Society Concert Band flibrarianl Chamber Orch. Symphony Orch. Choir flibrarianl Biology Club ftreaS.l Student Council ROSEMARY SCHOENER Burroughs Int. Student Council Harp Club Kpres.J Junior Class Ccabinetj Maybee Class Csec.J Choil' Varsity Band WARREN TESSLER Durfee Int. Nat'l Honor Society Cpres.J Senior H.R. Rep. Student Council Choir Concert Band Varsity Band Symphony Orch. JAMES C. BROWN McMichael Int. Vocal Concert Band Marching Band Varsity Band Choir VIVIAN M. COBB McMichael Int. Girls' Vocal Harp Club Varsity Band Choir Beginners' Orchestra BEVERLY CROSS Post Int. Symphony Orchestra Concert Band Marching Band Varsity Band Harp Club Girls' Vocal WILLIAM J. FOWLER Central H.S. Symphony Orchestra Concert Band Boys' Vocal , JANE T HARDIE Durfee Int. Girls' Vocal Varsity Band Beginners' Orchestra Harp Club Reserve Band RALPH J. .TACKNO Woodworth .T.H. Outlook Staff Symphony Orchestra Varsity Band Boys' Vocal Choir National Honor Society PATRICLA C. MICHAEL Tappan Int. Symphony Orchestra Harp 81 Vocal fVice-Pres.J Concert Band Marching Band Choir National Honor Society RUTH MARY PERKINS Cleveland Int. Radio Unit Varsity Band Girls' Vocal Homeroom Rep. Choir Music Library ISIDOR SASLAV Hutchins Int. Symphony Orchestra Chamber Orchestra Choir National Honor Society Biology Club PETER S. SCRIPNICIUC Western H.S. Choir Chamber Orchestra Symphony Orchestra in Ea 42 an ,,,, .5 F if Q df ml af' t J 'Z ' 2 K' N, fx ,,:ffT1ffg AMY W. DAVIS Post Int. Choir Varsity Band Harp Ensemble Harp Club GREE N Int. Council MARSHA L. HELLUM Redford H.S. Chamber Orchestra Symphony Orchestra Varsity Band Concert Band National Honor Society Biology Club IRA JACKSON Western H.S. Marching Band Choir Varsity Band Concert Band SHIRLEY MILLER Jackson Int. Symphony Orchestra Concert Band Marching Band Harp 81 Vocal Girls' Vocal Student Council DOROTHY PIXLEY Post Int. Symphony Orchestra Concert Band String Trio Harp 8: Vocal Harp Club National Honor Society ANN SCHE YE R McMichael Int. Chamber Orchestra Symphony Orchestra Choir Girls' Vocal DORIS J. SETTLES Condon Int. Girls' Vocal Choir Harp Club Reserve Band Y-Teens Future Teachers of America -43- we ails EDDIE DUNN Burroughs Int. Concert Band Symphony Orchestra Choir Marching Band Varsity Band National Honor Society MURIEL GREENSPON Post Int. Student Council Rep. Harp Sz Vocal CVice-Pres Ez Pres.J Harp Club Varsity Band Girls' Vocal Radio Unit JOSE PH INFANT Jackson Int. Concert Band Marching Band Saxophone Quartet Boys' Vocal HELEN KRATZER Leland Int. Girls' Vocal Varsity Band ROBERT NEWKIRK Denby H.S. National Honor Society Symphony Orchestra Choir Varsity Band String Quartette Senior Rep. JULIE SAPALA Post Int. Concert Band Symphony Orchestra Harp 8: Vocal fEnsemble Off Harp Club fOfficetl Student Council Radio Unit National Honor Society BARBARA SCHUELLER Durfee Int. National Honor Society Symphony Orchestra Harp 8: Vocal Public Speaking Opera Club Choir LINCOLN E. SHANNON Hutchins Int. Choir 1Pres.J Dramatic Club Student Council Barbershop Quartet Boysl Vocal National Honor Society ROBERT SHUMAKE Barbour Int. Concert Band Marching Band Symphony Orchestra Choir Clarinet Quartet Boys' Vocal MARCIA WHITLOCK Cooley H.S. Chamber Orchestra Symphony Orchestra String Trio Harp SL Vocal Varsity Band National Honor Society 'K 3, 2 .X X 74' 'A 3 is 3 lf ,,,.. ,. A 9 4553 ,?Zi?SL51-5' 2 Q? .. DON J. SINTA Barbour Int. C onc ert Band Choir Marching Band CDrum MHj0T, Saxophone Quartet Boys' Vocal National Honor Society fTreas.J WILMA WYRICK McMichael Int, Harp Sz Vocal Choir Concert Band Marching Band Vocal Student Council GINA SORGE Greusel Int. Vocal Varsity Band Choir Harp 'Q Vocal Student Council PAUL ZAMIEROWSKI Burroughs Int. Chamber Orchestra Symphony Orchestra Concert Band Marching Band Boys, Vocal T ' 5.13, ff' Z, I qs 1,1 Jef: ':1': me5 'fu A ,. . K ' ifilfv. gf A Y sw wsnf- .. Qs , 4 1,5 , fifty. kj ., Qs -xr' Flutes Elaine Klein Julie Sapala Naomi Pullman Diane Nessel Barbara Catanese Vivian Darrow Faye Kenyon Shirley Miller Beverly Cross Piccolo Lenore Coral Oboes Violette Krstich Mary Lou Behrendt Bassoons Eleanor Binhammer Ivan Breining Barbara Frank Eb Clarinet Shirley Love Bb Clarinets Herbert Seden John Kruszelnick Joe Maltese D312 Simon CONTRA-BASS CLARINET: Leonard Kessler George Parriseau Robert Lepidi Sheldon Goldberg Bruce Lord Cliff Venticinque Norene Simon Thurland Johnson Mary Jane Bonday Helen Howell Virginia Steiner Gerald Hendricks Jerry Anderson Dolores Kasprzyk Marietta Lameroux Michael Rosenberg Aaron Stewart Alto Clarinets Ronald Carter Judy Grohs Douglas Smith Richard Carr Bass Clarinets James Smith Paul Zamierowski Richard Lefstad Deloris Claybrooks Robert Shumake Saxophones Don Sinta Joe lnfant Leonard Apsel Ira Jackson Frank Martilotti Cornets Warren Tessler Gordon Small Stewart Bernath Neil Flowers Michael Kobane Richard Wein Richard Bates Trumpets David Meyers Bill Johnson James Coussens Leon Payne Bruce Hufnagle Horns Edward Sauve Robert Brunnemer Herschel Thomas Hugh Fowler Joyce Pennington Larry Schulz Patricia Michael Delores Ivory Trombones Eddie Dunn Jerry Byrnes Dave DuRoss Floyd Lake Bill Nicholson Michael Terry Melvin Rose Fred Gillespie Baritones Howard Mitchell Robert Campbell Charles Demirjian James Davis Tubas Daniel Capalungan Art Leib Robert Fedchenko Morton Rosenberg James Brown John Demirjian String Bass Robert Friday ' Tympani lgugene Molinaro Snare Drums Bill Schwartz Jerry Roulo Bass Drum Troy Robinson Accessories Jack Costello John Chervak Bells Alice Jewell Harp Connie Bennett DIREC TOR! Mr. Harry Begian 3 5 2 r r 4 . .2 Concert Bond The highlight of the Concert Band season was the tripi Chicago to play for Band Directors from all over the U.S. a Canada at the National Mid-West Band Clinic. The Cass Ba was one of eight professional and amateur bands chosen to atteri the clinic. The purpose of the clinic was to have performed a new and interesting publications for concert band by some of t country's most outstanding organizations. The Cass Band play an hour and a half of concert music for some two thousand ba directors in the Main Ballroom of the Sherman Hotel on Decembel 16th. The audience accorded our band a standing ovation at th end of the concert. The trip to Chicago was made through receipts on a speci' benefit concert, and through the help of various parents, friend and music dealers. The 97 band members each contributed the share to make the trip a possibility also. First Violin X. Shirley Millar Kathleen King Qboe Trombone LIQ0f9fPYN1f.ifQ2v3 Eaiimizizef We d E525 55,2535 vlsggoir1aSaslbCv ae ggiqgiiegfsamg iiiziiiilgewlslfgiulhlfautxNViiliiamO?ovi'lbriin r Michael Terry m p h O n Y G h e X Qjghlirigcrflum 3iirley'Mack ass I I Bassoon Tuba Patricia Bagdol I:rZf1ii?epEjgiiey L i Eleanor Rinmmmfr Arthur Lick Eleanor Bull Robert Friday Ivan Bfeming Percussion Peter Scripniciuc HMP V'Paul Zamierowski Connie Bennett Robert Kenedck Viola VBarbara Schueller Laconia Smedley Naomi Love Cello X X Robert Newkirk VJMSISM Whitlock T Takieiilifloodard William Brentt Ronald Carter Second Violin Ralph Jackno Gwen Mcl-Terran David Jordan L Vivian Darrow John XVise Flute Elaine Klein Naomi Pullman Julie Sapala Judy Adamson P3 I Dolores Kasprzyk Lfrfgrg Coral Beverly Cross Trumpet E James Spearman Judy Wagner Warren Tessler Gordon Small NVilliam Johnson Richard Bates Barbara Frank Clarinet Herbert Seden Joseph Maltese French Horn Edward Sauve Robert Brunnemer Hershel Thomas Larry Schulz Joyce Pennington Eugene Molinaro Alice Jewell XVilliam Schwartz' Jerry Roulo CONDUCTOR: Mr. Michael Bistritzky The Cass Symphony Orchestra this year reached greats: completeness then any previous year. Of the many symphonic compositions the orchestra playl the lst of Brahms and Tschaikousky's 4th were extraordina accomplishments. The quality of the string section permitted the formation chamber groups and solo performances. il 5 I I 2 2 S .-. ' , ,, , , ktyfsilf 'ww.,g. 'A ir L it ' if r . ,rl ,p p - A if ,K an iii gg V fini' .Amr 5. , .. f ' n l ' Q ' W Robert Shields Dept. Head Robert Martin X, Peter Rybock Picture Not Available: Robert Kroll Printing Curriculum Richard Giebel Harley Goodwin The Printing Curriculum prepares young men for entrance into the printing industry of Detroit on a technical level. It provides op- portunities for developing basic skills and a broad knowledge in the standard printing processes which are necessary for entrance and advancement in the various branches of the industry. The three-year curriculum prepares young men for work in such lines as composition, platen and cylinder presswork design and layout and any of the numerous phases of salesmanship, advertising, and business administration which requires some knowledge of printing methods. Graduates from this department are holding responsible positions in advertising, typography, platen and cylinder presswork, sales promotion and many other related activities. During the past several years a number of our students have been national winners in the Printing Division of the Ford Industrial Arts Awards Competition. . DeS199'i 'O Printing G01-Q 40309 Ollbe 90090 Chemistry ceo Inetry ' KZXQQ Q00 .j2- UL ATTAR Juthwestern High pika Club fPres.J ,mming Team 'ing Team Coach 'l's Swim Team Coach :termen's Club dent Council tTHU'R ENGE LS Vbch Int. Lpika Club SE PH ANTHONY MALTESE lastern High ,pika Club ncert Band ,rching Band rsity Band nphony Orchestra IARLES C, ROBINSON lutchins Int. .rsity Football 'ack Team .sketball Lpika Club 'ttermenls Club I-IOMAS CALVIN Battle Creek High rinting Lab Assistant ILLIAM ELLIOTT McMichael Int. EROY JOHNSON Foch Int. 'apika Club QSec.J aybee Class Cabinet mior Class Cabinet all Guard January Graduates 1955 -fa' 4 .V 'St ,w Q ,fag . S, 1 4 'H X SW , 1 :Q .. Q- 1 Sr e . I HQ , Q rig CLYDE BOWERS Jefferson Int. R.O.T.C. Student Council Waplka Club GARY R. FAULMAN Cooley High Student Council Senior Rep. ROBERT H. QUINLAN Post Int. Production Boy Wapika Club WILLIS SPAW Jefferson Int. Wapika Club 4 .yi- 2 ,,.. . V .--- ' ' f y .,,S?li'llEi2S' , A , , . Fa I Ek .I Q ' ' J' i'ii ' W ,f..f3sa. I ' . ..k, I 12.1. ' K... .swf ' Ja, ' 1, 5 'f - -.i f 'IM ' efla p L fl 5 gf? KA kk ' . sw June Graduates 1955 RICHARD CIVIC Hutchins Int. RALPH GAMMON Tappan Int. Wapika Club Future Teachers of America HORACE E. JUNIOR Jefferson Int. Senior Representative - - , . A k.,. . . f .Q 2 ff fa. , 1. E1 if A. , Y ' . , A iggs k N 315 ' 1 'A ' 1- in . W ::i 3 .fi 2? , I' S - .gk s ' ' ' , X W Q - WL i -,.. is Q 1 -K. E. A KKVSL ig. fi X T6 L l WM. BERDE LL BRAIQIVILLE Tappan Int. Varsity Band Photography Club fPres.J Student Council Triangle Staff wapika Club Track Team KENNETH P. FONDAW Neinas Int. Student Council Wapika Club GEORGE M. RAMSAY McMichael Int. Wapil-ra Club DICK VAN AGGELEN Nolan Int. RAY J. COX Neinas Int. Student Council Hall Guard Wapika Club fRep,J HAROLD HE NDRIC KSON Post Int. Wapika Club Production Stoc kboy Hall Guard GENE KEENE Jefferson Int. School Service Wapika Club BOB KUE NNE 1 k 'vw Cooley H.S. Vkyrk I 4 DONALD R. SCHULTZ Jefferson Int. GEORGE SULLIVAN Jefferson Int. Homeroom Rep. PAUL D. WALMSLEY Jefferson Int. School Service Wapika Club A A 'hx' f' ef .ff ,. Q.. 1 ' .5 Pm115 K2fsf 567 fax uiQ??ff525?'2u?f 45, -fr: H: V in WK, , W Q? 41 'Z Q Q ,, ,N 2 J i ,e if Nw . .,,5i,M.i,,jX ,, , 1 : ram -M545-45 JOHN M. LE PATOUREL ' ffl SHELDON M. RAMINICK Hutchins Int. , v Durfee Int. R.o.T.c. L ff . Y H WAYNE SMITH ' ,Wa iv Hutchins Im. i ng: Q 3 'ffixif on R.o.T.c. gh,O if L ArCheryC1ub jg E A - f ,o ' Wapika Club S 2' fiufilaiiibls fe A , . JOE SULLIVAN ,gg K mfg h I f 5.5 K I fm- Jefferson Int. :gf A .f x -f'-' ' 155,75-,r I K K ,, . Han Guard A W 2222 F A - '2' 5 L' A i1.f44':f'Q rflf 4? , lf 5 i 5. ,..,,., . Y, i ff1 :ff 132 fe 'f'- 0 ANGELO SPANOS Foch Int. Student Council Hall Guard Homeroom Rep. LAWRENCE VITO Post Int. Photography Club Hall Guard Mr-Wow Administration Mr Y I Miss Roehers Miss Millard Miss Kasprzyk Iii I? H4 Miss Becker - Room 617 Mrs, Bahr Mr. Keilholz - Bookstore . 55 - Polytechnical Curriculum CHARLES W. CHENG Burroughs Int. Homeroom Rep. CURT GOTTLIEB McMichael Int. ROSCOE MC DOWE LL Cleveland Int. Varsity Football Reserve Basketball Lettermen's Club EDDIE RIGHETTI Henry Ford Trade RALPH SCOTT Condon Int. V.C.Y. fPres.J Reserve Football SHIRLEY SPENCER Oakman Int. Biology Club Student Council Nat'l Society if-A , MARGARET LEE GARTIN :AW Qikman Int. HY Teens V.C.Y. Future Teachers Club Biology Club SYLVIA GREENFIE LD Central High H F l n 4 ALFRED PALM Y ? 3 Westfield mr. .CCV ikk- A? MERRIT ROBINSON Henry Ford Trade ELMER SHEPPARD Nolan Int. Football Team Pre-engineering Club Cv.pres.J ROBE RT VOKE S Redford High -56. ROBERT C . BRANTON Counselor i L GENNERO ARTHUR Henry Ford Trade H 'F student Council Senior Rep' r-f' K J fi' iot. LAWRENCE K. HONG ,,:k f Pershing High R.O.T.C. W UT Square Club Pre- engineering 'i'i KENAR PARNAGIAN I Durfee Int. .k,.,L gif! -5 -. 'iii-'Y'i7if. - ' , ,1g52iQ,g3'.' ' i Q- my gr iw, '---,,,.sf, it an ' irle' - ,-,, ' . VV-, JAMES ROSS ,o. Z K! :' K . ' - - Yi Swimming Team if 3 Baseball 5:2 , ,,-, : 5' if ff K1 gs, wi f it in fi In 'L ,' gig , Eg g so . ANTON SIMON f i' , , Austria lEuropeJ ? ACQUELINE BRYANT McMichael Int. portsmanship Council lirls' Science Club tudent Council LRTHUR DE MONBREUM Barbour Int. Iross-Country Prack Team fCa.pt.D Jettermens' Club Sportsmanship Council VILLIAM GRAVES Home Teaching VIARILYN NORTH Olean High School Olean, New York NORMAN ROBINER Durfee Int. QMSSC Student Council Iunior Class Cabinet Swimming Team Sym Ass't. ROBERT T. SEYMOUR Northwestern H.S. Student Council Lettermens' Club Football Team Radio Speech Club Baseball Team GF June Graduates ' .3 KKV: . L. S get i'iooel S ' ft o EX., ,-. 2'-. :if ,X . K 'e :g1'.f -.QM I wiggle hi FRANK J. CUSENZA St. Rita H.S. Student Council Rep. Pre-Engineering Club GAEL DRISCOLL St. Gregory H.S. NICHOLAS J. MTLOSKOVICH Tappan Int. JESSE PE TTWAY Barbour Int. Hall Guard R.O.T.C. HOWARD V. SCHLAFER Durfee Int. Varsity Football Refrigeration Club KP:-es.5 Maybee Class Cabinet Hall Guard TOM STRAT Barbour Int. Archectural Club . 57 . 1955 1 Q . 5 4 X f E' ,sf we l ,ka 65? le f Q- if 'va : it -egy- WALTER L. DAVIS Barbour Int. Cross-Country fCapt.J Track Team Lettermens' Club FRED A. FERRI Barbour Int. CHARLES MITCHELL Condon Int. Lettermens' Club Basketball Track Sportsmanship Council JUDITH RESNICK Durfee Int. Office Messenger Outlook Staff Junior Class Cabinet JAMES S. SENOPOLE Burroughs Int. Lettermens' Club T-Square Club Pre-Engineering Club Student Council Cabinet Football Team Baseball Team FRED TINSLEY Barbour Int. Reserve Basketball Coach Track R.0.T.C. Lettermens' Club ' Curriculum Science CHEMICAL BIOLOGICAL 11-Z gg Mx' A I I , I 1'- Raymond Jared Harvey Brand Ruth Cogger Dept. Head . .gt tj! X lm. 453- 'im' in N Ann Jacobson ,pi f QR ff' f-sa Antoinette Petrucco Clarence Rice Samuel Rowley Y cf 5 iff- N :' w A L- I E A 'Lee EL . 1. Q , ' . l -, c,:, James Simon Cecil Soule Benjamin Sutton Graduates of the chemical biological and chemical metallur- gical curriculums may find employment in chemical or bio- logical laboratories of the Detroit area as routine chemists or laboratory assistants. Colleges and universities welcome these graduates into the engineering and liberal arts colleges. Few high schools of the country can offer as much or as many science courses as Cass. There are six courses in chemistry, two in advanced biology fmicrobiology and physiology and anatomyl. There are also two courses in metallurgy as well as elementary biology and physics. CHEMICAL METALLURIGIC AL ,QW .. 4 .. 1 5 1. 'S-N ai a 95, f' 5 Mary Comer Howard Gaylord Theodore Holmberg Ralph Lance Henry McMu1lan Ray Norsworthy Arthur Obel John Paterson Gordon Salton Charlie Sanders Frances Shellington Mlfmamx Traver Sutton W. Dean Ten Eyck John Woodward Quan - tri Chemie PhySicS Bact i Q, - e wit . QI lax Og? rttxg QYQQC B we M 9 9' Gia 1101. 931 F 'nine 9909 Ollndfy 9 S YM me Chemi5trY Oeovekc orea sow NANCY BARB US Nolan Int. Nat'l Honor Society fvice-pres.D Outlook for-editor in-chiefl Girls Science Club Biology Club Student Council WM. TED BREWUS Burroughs Int. Homeroom Rep. Football Metallurgy Club, pres . TED DAVIS Jackson Int. Chem. Club Lab. Assistant NINO GREEN Durfee Int. Orchestra BERNARD HINTON Nolan Int. Boy's Chem. Club MARIE KONISHI Jefferson Int. Nat'l Honor Society fTreas.J Biology Club Girl's Science Club Micro Lab Ass't. Co-editor-in-chief of Outlook LE O PIKSTE IN Durfee Int. J ULIET PON Hutchins Int. Bact. Lab. Ass't Biology Club Girl's Science Club January Graduates 1955 in 'ii' it ALICE BIBBINS Burroughs Int. 4.3, '55 Girls Science Club Y Teens K, QM. K V.C.Y. '-Q Sportsmanship Council A Y 'S A iivsl' p ' STANLEY CAIN 6? 1 Jackson Int. iii? Photography Club Boys Chem Club lift A J iz 5 Q: , Y, MAURICE FEIMSTER. I 7 .X Q McMichael Int. E Radio Speech it ,4- .'Fi':Xfi' .R ' 3 EDWARD GROVER 69 Nolan Int. 1 f v- 'Q' . ,fn-4 V' -S, f SAM HRUSKA Southwestern Boy's Chem Club Homeroom Rep. HASSELL LEDBETTER Jackson Int. Nat'l Honor Society Boy's Chem. Club fpres.J Lab Assistant Student Council ROBERT ORR Jackson High, N.Y.C. Student Council Varsity Swim Team Choir Lettermen's Club SHARON PRESLEY Jackson Int. Biology Club Girl's Science Club Student Council -59 ,Q ' . fm in .cs-uv? .. Y' J al' 5 ' 2 X QE ,Q ff. at 'whiz , Q ,..c, A. if LE 'U' Vll' 7 A 5 5 CW' 1 .E IWW' ' cl., Qi-dar' V. . . .. I E' ,. fd 'YY Q. ' W Q03 it - ' '--' sgsillsififliliiii ' Q Q y if gag ins ,V z,,,-. 15' ,, ,, . K fi gi A. f 5 fain... A ww 1 - A , SF: - . t:'? ,.,59Q,.M: ffm. V -S rf' me Q f new ' .. As X N A '53 ,Q W-. qi , V nf 'vw g. I Lf-if V v K . ' K - V ' J f lt A' 'xzfiftftlrk ' R N., DELLA BIRD McMichael Int. Girl's Science Club Student Council Biology Club Future Teachers Girl's Chorus WM. CONYERS McMichael Int. Track Cross Country Reserve Basketball WILLIAM H. GARDINER Nolan Int. R.O.T.C. Officer's Club RONALD HARRIS McMichael Int. Varsity Swimming Lettermans Club Archery Club ARAM .IANIGIAN Wilson Int. Symphony Orch. Chem. Club KATH LEE N NOLAN McMichael Int. DONALD PODGORNY Greusel Int. R.O.T.C. ELAINE RANKIN Condon Int. Girl's Science Club Girl's Chorus Sportsmanship Council fsec.l Student Council TOBALAE RASHKEN Tappan int. Girls Science Club V.C.Y. Future Teachers Club HENRY RUSHTON Cleveland Int. Biology Club DONALD STONE Cleveland Int. Biology Club Lab. Assistant DALE SHARON WATTS Hutchins Int. Girl's Science Club fpres Y Teens fTreas.J Biology Club Student Council TED ANDRIC OPOULOS McMichael Int. Biology Club Sportsmanship Council Student Council Hall Guard Chess Club ROBERT CERMAK Nolan Int. Boys' Chem Club fPres.J Golf Team Biology Club Student Council Camera Club Model Builders Club GERALD DAENE Nolan Int. Chess Club .7 A 7 A ev. W4-,I H n fi n . P ,5f:3iFi'i 1 f 1 H . we ,F A ' 42 .f X . I o, . , Q, , -P4 L 2 -N. . . .S A ee e A , .. W Q 'ff ef, i ' x Yagi? S117 - .lil A ,fe yy ,,. .. , e :.. .,-. ,-.. .,-,.f I E- WG, V A fa : 13? if i N. Wx sf his X is ati-:gg A f. F out J' P9 , fa 'Y ffl rf' as BRUCE REBER Post Int. Senior Homeroom Rep. D. A. S. ANNA MAE SHULER Garfield Int. Girls Science Club V.C.Y. Future Teachers Club Student Council ROBERT TITRAN F och Int. Boys Chem. Club Biology Club June Graduates 1955 RUDY BICKEL Jackson Int. National Honor Society Boys' Chem Club QSec.g Treas.l Biology Club Student Council Movie Operator Senior Homeroom Rep. AARON L. CHARNS Tappan Int. Hall Guard Chess Club MARGARET DA ROOGE Wilson Int. Girls' Science Club Biology Club Hall Guard Office Messenger -50- pg '55 .f life? .. Z new - 1.5 W an .vw my... I ,, J, if 3 S. u p . jf . 5 A 5 new isiggg ig gf ii. M Z ? 9 THOMAS RINTZ Burroughs Int. R.O.T.C. E THE L SMITH McMichael Int. Girl's Science Club Future Teachers Club V.C.Y. MELVIN C. WARD Jackson Int. Boy's Chem . Club PATRICIA BURCAR Nolan Int. Outlook CEd.-in-Chiefl Symphony Orchestra National Honor Society Girls' Science Club CTreas Biology Club .Iunior Red Cross fTreas.J JACK A. CLARK McMichael Int. National Honor Society fVice-Pres.J Student Council Cabinet Biology Club Boys' Chem Club Outlook Staff fAss't News Ed.l Triangle Staff fHomeroom Ed.l JAMES DAVIS Nolan Int. Pre-Engineering Club Chess Club Concert Band Marching Band Outlook Staff Hall Guard DAVID W. DE FOE Central Hall Guard GEORGE FINK Tappan Int. KENNETH GEIGER Nolan Int. Outlook Staff R.O.T.C. Officers' Club QSec.J Stage Crew Biology Club Junior Red Cross Hall Guard MARY E. GREEN Nolan Int. Harp 8: Vocal Ensemble Student Council Junior Red Cross tPres.J Girls' Science Club Biology Club Radio Unit tPres.J PHILIP JACKSON Hutchins Int. Chess Club Hall Guard GEORGE KALIDONIS McMichael Int. Boys' Chem Club Biology Ciub Pre-Engineering Club Outlook Staff Concert Orchestra Student Council DICK KORICH Burroughs Int. Chess Club Messenger JOHN KRUSZELNICK Cleveland Int. Concert Band Marching Band CHARLES DELIER Burroughs Int. Student Council Hall Guard BUDDY FISHER Nolan Int. R.O.T.C. Officers Club fVice-Pres.l Biology Club Chess Club BYRON GOLD Post Int. Outlook Staff Boys' Chem Club Hearst History Contest f7th in Cityl ELAINE GROSSO Nolan Int. Biology Lab Assistant Homeroom Rep. Girls' Science Club Biology Club Junior Red Cross tSec.J Triangle Staff t0rganization Ed.J S. MILTON JONES Condon Int. LEONARD KESSLER Post Int. Boys' Chem Club Concert Band March Band SYLVIA M. KOSCIOLEK St. Florian H.S. National Honor Society fSeC'y7 Triangle Staff fFaculty Ed.l Biology Club Bacti Lab Ass't Hall Guard Office Assistant RICHARD KRZ E C Z KOWSKI Chadsey Hall Guard Lab Ass 't -61 Y' I if f 5 K ii 395 , Q Ev a . F ,if A, Q nr 3' X li it K .Q K H Q X p ,,.: is Q.. , ...A ,,.,o ,gssgs 1113! QF-I t 'A Q 5 im 1 K 5 J.. . - . X, 5 ,l ,is 4.7 , ,421 53? K' imaiilttiz lf. E fi? i f K 'as f i'l,Jc1.Zsf I. ga p' is-,.. if . -, , '.-i 3, aft 2 .ing 2 . ,. GERALD DI PAOLA Cleveland Int. Hall Guard GEORGE J. GALLENBERGER Hutchins Int. Biology Club MORTON GOLD BERG Durfee Int. Chess Club JAMES H OLBROOK Tappan Int. Boys' Chem Club BEATA .T ORGENSON Durfee Int. National Honor Society Outlook fNews Ed.J National Forensic League Speakers' Bureau CPres.J Student Council Biology Club GILBERT KLE IFF Durfee Int. Boys' Chem Club Architectural Club Hall Guard Homeroom Rep. PHILIP KREAGER Sacred Heart Seminary Hall Guard THOMAS N. LITTLE Hutchins Int. Student Council WDTR Radio Unit Radio Club Hall Guard Projectionist BOB MC ARTHUR St. Andrew R.O. T .C . Hall Guard Lab Assistant ROSALIE NATZEL Greusel Int. National Honor Society Biology Club Girls' Science Club ARTHUR PAPPAS Wilson Int. National Honor Society Boy's Chem Club Wice-Pres.J Student Council Biology Club lVice-Pres.J Camera Club Chem Lab Ass't. EDWARD RICHBURG Cleveland Int. Hall Guard Public Speaking DAVID SANFORD Eastern Bacti Lab Ass 't Photography Club Chemistry Club DOUGLAS STRONG McMichael Int. Sportsmanship Council Student Council Chess Club fVice-Pres.J ALEXANDRA TWARKOWSKI St. Stanislaus Girls, Science Club Biology Club Hall Guard JOHN WALLON Chadsey Hall Guard Chess Club JOHN MC CONNE LL Jackson Int. Boys' Chem Club Student Council Sportsmanship Council Met. Lab Ass't .TERRY NYLUND McMichael Int. Outlook Boys' Chem Club Sportsmanship Council Biology Club Chess Club GE RALDINE PHILLIPS Barbour Int. Girls' Science Club Photography Club Y- Teens Sportsmanship Council WILLIAM R. ROBERTS Post Int. R.O.T.C. JE RRY SCHNE IDER Mumford H.S. National Honor Society fPres.J Student Council fTreas.l Biology Club CPres.l Tennis Team fCapt.l Det. Jr. Round Table Wolverine Boys' State VESTA SVENSON Bloom Twsp. H.S. Outlook CFeature Ed.l Girls' Science Club KTreas J Biology Club Student Council Radio Unit Hall Guard MARY VATSIS McMichael Int. Outlook CMa.naging Ed.l Girls' Science Club Junior Class Cabinet JOHN WARNER Cathedral H.S. National Honor Society Boys' Chem Club KSec.g Treas.l Speakers' Bureau Opera Club Chess Club .62- GWENDOLYN MC FERRAN Nolan Int. Symphony Orchestra Student Council lSec.J Sportsmanship Council 1Treas.3 Vice-Pres.J Maybee Class Cabinet Biology Club Girls, Science Club QSec WALLY PALUTKE Denby Boy's Chem Club Biology Club Choir Chem Lab Ass't. Camera Club ELLEN REITZ Hutchins Int. National Honor Society Girls' Science Club CPres.3 Vice-Pres.l Biology Club Student Council Triangle Staff fAss't Ed.l JACKSON ROSS McMichael Int. Student Council Sportsmanship Council fTreas.J Tennis Team Track'Team Cross Country Lettermens' Club AL JEAN SMITH Greusel Int. Hall Guard Lettergirls' Club Girls' Science Club Girls' Swimming Team -J ROBERT TILICKY . ph Patronage of St Jose Hall Guard ANNINA VULPE TTI Durfee Int. Triangle CEd.-in-Chiefl Girls' Science Club fSgt.-at-Armsl Biology Lab. Ass't. Hall Guard THOMAS ABBEY Nolan Int. T-Square Club Hall Guard fCapt.J LORRAINE BARBER Mackenzie H.S. Girls' Science Club Hall Guard Library Messenger THE LMA CAF FE Y Garfield Int. Y-Teens Sportsmanship Council Hall Guard Office Messenger KE NNE TH C LARK Nolan Int. Archery Club RONALD FE LDI Post Int. Hall Guard Chess Club TEDDY FREUND Hutchins Int. FRANK JIGGENS Jefferson Int. R.O.T.C. Drill Team WILLIAM KENDALL Barbour Int. Star Delta Student Council L, ,L,k I, , ,gyssw ,. Summer School Graduates ' is E g U61 Q I 'H qs Y gt 3 K K I ,,z,,k:.,fg,,Q,.?.F?f3 gi 5 24 NS is . , .,,.,l., Z , tw , ,. 7 . -as -mzisefgsfm I gg , 'jfs 131.52 H 7 fri - 92554521 W HM , fwyspzg V V ig.: x g , H1 :i,l: l5,L.f 3 ., .7 .. ilu., , 5223- il -'zz' : 1' ri uaiz . 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Chess Club JOHN MC DOUGALL Patterson JOHN MEMPRE IAN Mumford Student Council Orchestra Band LONNIE H. MURRAY McMichael Int. IMSSC Student Council Track Team Lettermens' Club Camera Club Art Model JULIAN RADIN Greusel Int. Senior Play Hall Guard WILLIAM SKOURES Barbour Int. Hall Guard THOMAS STAGE Tappan Int. Stage Crew Rifle Team fCapt.D EDWARD TUSKY St. Rita H.S. Auto-Aero Club I in ,- 1' yt, ra . M A i if I' I , N ,Y its , ra-- 'Y . ,'2-X' - ..:n-. ,V,1,. , 1 W t Y 5 W Q 7 lift ' H ego, gg ef, 'I 7' 1 , X is 4 L 4 'G' J, fr if 1 Y 2, Mr.. A 5 A wif' K if F ' 7 GUNAR LIEPINS Mt. Vernon, Ill. Varsity Basketball DONALD MC GUIRE St. Mary of Redford Hall Guard Homeroom Rep. E UGE NE MOLINARO Foch Int. Concert Band Marching Band Orchestra Hall Guard Student Council Homeroom Rep. BURT NEWMAN Foch Int. T-Square Club R.O.T.C. C ONRED SE GHI Greusel Int. Football Star Delta Club Lettermens' Club Student Council RICHARD SLOMINSKI Tappan Int. LEONARD SUCE VAN Cleveland Int. 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' M ' - EH o -RQ Sq 'J f?X ,I ' A o 3 E l' 7 I 1 70 Senior Skip Doy held in October '54 at Belle Isle mud hotdogs vernors bees cider horses the river poker woods Ber- muda shorts potato chips sunny day ,Ag N.,- .. 4 all iQ l X d -71- fsv Qe ia 1 ff I' 4 35,59 49 w-TX' . I 'Vf 1: CMM mflw Basketbrawl ,X fif- S. 'I-'LZ-flf.fl,e. -73- gofow fwashington, D.C.5 New Yorkl April 9 - 13 f f26' ' M 1- ' 1 M J , . 4. F ' QV ,,.r ' ri , .. ,tg JP aria LEFT to RIGHT: Don Coleman, Gunar Liepins,Char1es Mitchell, Jerry Malinasky, Leroy Settles. ii we an M 'www W i 7 f 4 r vi tw w,V 0 r wg,-, VMWH f if r M ff Nkiti MEET TH LE FT to RIGHT: Weston Diggs, Pat McFarland, A1 Mazzei, Ed Perkins, Vernon Watkins, Ben Baker, Chester Pelton. HAMPS! -77. Standing Varsity Basketball Starting the season against Southeastern, the Tech- men won -a substantial victory, 62-37 ..... coasting on to lowly Eastern, Cass widened the margin of victory to 73-45 ..... Pershing proved to be more of a prob- lem as the red-hot Technicians rolled on witha 65-33 victory ..... in a non-league contest, Catholic Central also was downed 69-39 ..... meeting their first real test of strength, a low scoring third quarter proved fatal as Miller handed the Techmen their first defeat of the season, 68-53 ..... bouncing back, Cass handed Northern a 55-38 defeat ..... in another non-league game U. of D. High was downed 58-42 ..... Wilber Wright was the next to be beaten in a 70-52 win ..... the last regular game of the schedule saw Tech top Denby, 78-47, giving Cass the East League Champion- ship ..... in the East-West game, Northwestern bowed 56-37, giving Cass the Metro League title ..... with the City Championship as the reward, the Techmen dovsmed Shrine, 59-43 ...., in the preliminary round of the city tournament, Central was topped by 80-64 ..... North- eastern went in the tournament semi-final, 49-32 ..... playing for the tournament title, Cass lost for the ROW 1: Gunar Liepins, Weston Diggs, Ben Baker, Al Mazze, Pat Mc Farland . ROW 2: William Watkins, Chester Pelton, Frank 'fAce Cudillo fcoachl, .Terry Malinasky, Vernon Watkins. ROW 3: Ed Perkins, Charles Mitchel, Donald Coleman, Leroy Settles. H. H. H. H. H. H. Cass Opponents 62 Southeastern 37 73 Eastern 45 65 Pershing 33 69 Catholic Central 39 53 Miller 68 55 Northern 38 69 U. of D. 42 58 Northeastern 44 70 Wilbur Wright 52 78 Denby 47 56 Northwestern 37 59 Shrine 43 80 Central 64 second time to the speedy Miller team, 53-50. Winning his second all- city stripe in Basketball is Jerry Malinasky. Out- standing in his junior year, .Terry played even better this year. The 6'2 athlete also is a letterwinner in baseball. 8 - Leading Cass scorers, smiling D o n Coleman dropped in 253 points during the season. only 6', he is one of the fastest play- ers in the league. Don not only was awarded an all-city stripe but was also named the most outstanding player in the East Side this season. Chuck Mitchell earned his all-city stripe by constantly controll- ing the backboards. Sur- prisingly agile, Chuck out-jumped -taller play- ers throughout the sea- s on. Chuck also has e a r n ed a letter high jumping for the thin- clads. ME TROPOLITAN CHAMPIONSHIP CIT-Y CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT 'EM LADS HIT HARD wwzLmna. w.,mMwQwsuis,,Av,m vqwmmwsmamm- ROW 1: Aris Nicholas, .Toe Phillips, Sam Dallas, Ed Righetti, .Toe Woody, Cal Hietikko Do Pentecost, Bob Campbell, Conrad Seghi, Mike Gamble, Tom Pouch, Hershel Blitz. ROW 2: Chuck Wunderlich, Vito Gioa, Goerge Edmonson, John Engler, Bill McAdo0 Alv1 Otto, Tom Stone, Dick Schmidt, John Jones, Chuck Robinson, Bill Adams, Leone Phillips Arthur Apkarian tmgr.l. This year's football season has been the most successful for Cass in its history. Closing the season with a record of five wins and two losses, the Technicians ended in second position on the East Side. Four of the five wins were games in which the opposing team did not score, which added to the impressiveness of an already suc- cessful record. Adding -to team honors was the selection of three members to the coaches All-City Team. A suitable climax toamemorable season was the nomination of coach Virgil Florea as Sportswriters' Coach of the Year. Beginning the season at Mack Park, the Techmen easily won a third quarter victory over the Southeastern team. Following up witha 26-O win over Northeastern at Wyoming Field, the Techmen showed signs ofthings to come in later games. The next opponents, however, also seemed to have aspirations towards higher things. We were defeated in this contest by Pershing 27-7. The Cass Team then retaliated by defeating Eastern in a shutout game at Jayne Field. The two following games against Northern and Miller ended in defeats of the opposition teams. In the final dramatic game of the season, the Denby team won a narrow victory over Cass, thus ruining our chances of attaining East-Side supremacy. -30- f . HT f ,W --., OW 3 Virgil Florea CCoachJ .Tim Beasely, Richard Baylerian, Cassimer K1apec,Ron Brzezinski Leonard Thomas Melvin Jones, Don Will, Ed Lapinski, Donald Courtney, Dave Smlth Louis Lowran Carmen Paolucci, Bob Seymour, Jim Senapole, Mike Grouch Cmgrj. V f g.n 'fi - 1 .. A , , ., A V JM, ,I ,V - 1.2! f b N :U ,. .1 H, 3 5. ni .,N,,, it JK F - Q, K -.i Fa S V' 8 F ' L1 .. I z ful? 1' ,I 4. . v , . W K i , so V K, . C L is at e l L i , -5 5 K-'mv 'L V - I fs? 'ff-Lg fe '1 2' l Y Vx is , .A f S ' if O it d i.,'. v ffW f'. .1 f f ELM-W fj,2L,,,e ' M fF 'wf ' , f H ' fi I ,V Me l 'A ' ffl ,,..,,,.- ' ' 1 M f ,. A T-L,-QT f -L: 731,23 -. . . . 1 -1- f 'W 'Y ' - 'W-M. -wr-i ' 'VM FOOTBALL SCORES Cass Opponents S. Eastern N. Eastern Pershing Eastern Northern Miller Denby All City l Don Pentecost Bill Adams Charging from the left halfback posi- Left end Bill Adams played brilliant offensive tion, Don Pentecost turned in a ter- and defensive ball. The team elected him co- rific season for the gridders. Fast captain for the coming season. and slippery he was one of the leagues top ground gainers. He is a three letter man. - 82 - Freshman Football ROW 1: Ken Wilson, Hiland Booker, Warren Bacci, Harry Morris, Charles Gibson, Tom Covington, Jerry Stewart. ROW 2: Tom Bender, Anthony Grego, Frank Jablonowski, George Dawe, Norman Smith, Rowland Navarro. ROW 3: McDan Mitchell, John Olchow- ick, Tom Torczyski, Jerry Hobart, Frank Seleski, Robert Richards, Jerry Cohn, Mr. Ace-Cudillo fC0achJ. eserve Football ROW 12 Ance Phillips, Roland Taylor, Glen McBride, Ken Pachigan, Paul Juntenen, John McNamara, Pat Cov- cher. ROW 2: Evert Makinen,Hal Wynn,Paul Colman, Jim Harper, Ray Shebab, Charles Rassey, Alex Vokes, Jim Dombrowski, Mr. Charles Jenks fCoachJ. ROW 3: Ed Cieslinski, Harry Moris, Charles Hickman, Willie Edwards, Joe Madden, George Hill, Richard Penel- ton, Bill Chadwick, Joe Brody. Carmen Paolucci Big Carmen Paloucci was the foundation of the heavy Cass line. The big tackle opened hole after hole to aid the offense. Only a junior, he will return to the squad next season. W Cheerleaders f l K J V .Lg ' ii' ' 1 W Qui, K K 1 Q5 ,QM fr J ROW 1: Mary Jean Tomlin, Lee Helbrecht, Sandy Whitley fco-captainl, Barbara .Tones fcaptainl, Marva Nash, Joanne Golembieski, .Tan Smith, Willye Allenfabsentj from picturej Cass Tech Cheerleaders are picked not only on the basis of how well they do the cheers but also on their appearance, their personality and the other cheerleaders approval. The cheer tryouts usually occur in the middle of March. Then all the girls who are interested come up to the 7th floor gym. There the cheerleaders teach the tryouts their jumps and a few of the cheers. They are given three eliminations before they can make the grade. lf they pass all three, they make the team. Usually there are ten girls on the team. After they make the team, they are required to come down twice a week in the summer to learn the rest of the cheers. Then when school starts in the fall, they must come to practice twice a week and be present at all the football and basketball games. The outfit runs about 50 dollars. This includes two sweaters, a reversable skirt, two letters and two pairs of shoes. If while a girl is cheering she gets an E on her report card, she is temporarily dropped from the squad until she can bring her marks up. But it is well worth all the trouble if one can make it. Cross Country ROW 1: Frank Desantis, Walter Davis CCapt.D, Clarence White, m Ron Vranesh, Dan Watkins, Dan Bedeski. ROW 2: Mr. Don Cooper KCoachl, Lee Sims, Weston Diggs, Stan Wheeler, Louis Lucas, Bob Basar fManagerJ. OW 1: .Tim Ross, .Tim Senople, Gilbert Davis Ccap't.J, .Terry Malinaski, John Engler, George Giusti DW 2: Ken Clay, Dick Kravick, Bob Wilson, Leon Bess, Dan Karstofsky BSENT: M. Fulcher CCoachJ Cross Country Scores Cass Opponents 35 Denby 24 25 Pershing 21 15 S. Eastern 48 20 N. Eastern 42 Girl's Varsity ROW 1: Helen Dove, Ethel Martin, Robbie Jemison, Dorothy Jemison, Verdious Cherry, Connie Haliburton. ROW 2: Pat Blake, Sylvene Jackson, Gene Seaton, Ruby King, Peggy Ray, Delores Kennedy, Barbara Fuller, .Tiki Rodes, Miss Smith fCoachD. VARSITY SCORES RE SERVE SCORES CASS OPPONENTS CASS OPPONENTS 32 Catholic Central l 0 Miller 26 Miller 35 Northeastern 32 Northeastern' 20 McKenzie 25 McKenzie 16 Southeastern 23 Southwestern 14 Commerce 37 Commerce 36 Reserve Basketball ROW 1: Blondell Doughty, Peggy Gillespie, Phylis Webb, Mary Knight, Betty Udebrock. ROW 2: Jessie Carroll, Phylis Liebenthal, Peggy Armstrong, Ruby Valentine, Eunice Lewis, Gloria Brountie, Carol Stoup, Miss Smith fCoachJ. C ll ii' N r ' Q Varsity Track Team OW 1: Lee Simms, Don Hakala, Arthur Demonbreum CCapt.l, Gerald Moore, Bob Johnson. OW 2: Kenneth Balkcom, Charles Fields, Stan Wheeler, Ron Vranish, Walt Davis, Louis Lucas, Loman Gardner. OW 3: Don Cooper CCoachJ, Charles Adams CManagerJ, John Collins, Jackson Ross, Bill Waskelis, Sam Tyson, Danny Watkins. OW 4: Donald Witt, Charles Mitchell, James Beasley, Carlos Jones. Reserve Basketball ROW 1: Steve Jordan, Fred Tinsley CCoachJ,Mike Rice fCapt.J. ROW 2: Allen Campbell, Paul Porter, David Nel- son. -85- Reserve Track Team ROW 1: Clarence Round, John Glover, Stanley Holloway, Willie Davis, Bennie Wallace, George Van Lowe, Roland Peterson. ROW 2: Charles Gibson, Walter Trone, Walter Brown, Kerry Kilpatrick, Luke Deman, Jerry Hendricks, Pierre Crete, Howard Freeman. ROW 3: Charles Ivory fCoachJ, Lionel Doyle, Davell Cul- berson, Dayton Dailey, Charles Oglesby, Saul Garmon, Cecil Thompson, Larry McClatcher. ROW 41 Percy Gamlin, Bill Lozelle, James Tabron, An- drew Jackson. eserve Basketball ROW 1: Kenneth Plas, Steve Jordan, Dennis Dluyosg, Paul Porter, Fred Tinsley fCoachl. ROW 2: Michael Rice, Allan Camp- bell, David Nelson, George Hard- away, Cliff Booker. ROW 3: Woodie King, Victor Lang- forch, Ken Holsey, Louie Horvath. Girls' Tennis Team ROW 1: Jo Ann Golembieski, Margaret Wiest fCapt.D, Sue Autry Hall, Patricia Blake ROW 2: Judy Schile, Deanne Dykhoff, Ciane Vecellio. Swimming Team Boys' Tennis Team ROW 1: Ted Weiswasser, Baron Herman fCapt.J, .Terry Schneider CCapt.l. ROW 2: Arnold Hamilton, Ron Brzezinski, William Walls, Jackson Ross. if ,ia 1 5, 57 , ROW 12 fRight to LeftJ Dennis Ambo, Larry McClatcher, Bob Barfknecht, Barry Fasbender fCapt.J, Jerry Radloff, Paul Attar fCoachJ, Daron Hairabedian, Karl Froehlich. ROW 2: CLeft to Rightl Rick Thompson, Tim Jordon, John Makowski, Ted Gottlier, Wayne Kroepel, Tom Makowski, Larry Kuzmich, John Brouch, Mr. Fulcher fCoachl. -86. if Q arg nizaiima 88- Architectural Club ROW 12 Matt Perrera, Tony Marino, Jerry Reitmeyer, Gladys Waters, fSec'yJ, Mark S. Kramarich fVice Pres.J, Mr. K. H. Stoddart fSponsorD, Abe Selesny fPres.J, Bob Frasher fTreas.l, Andrew R. Pruner, Anthony Trupiano, Richard Snyder. ROW 2: John Newman, Alex Hay, Lloyd Evans, Stan Schwartz, Bob Herbart, Loren Gies, Robert Pitsos, Jerome Cohen, Phil Phillips. ROW 3: Rick Butler, Albert Sunshine, Robert Rockaway, Samuel Williams, Ed King, Truman Maxwell,Rudolph Landi, Louis Landi, Robert Hanna, Jon Ardahl. Biology Club ROW 1: Beverly Emerson, Pat Blake, Aggie Bosak, Laura Hardy Nina Rollins CTreas.D, Mr. J. Simon CSponsorb, Betty Jane Smith CPres.D, Cecilia Yantus fS.C. Rep.J, Barbara Bowersox, Mary Green, Diane Vecellio. ROW 22 Constance Haliburton, Ruby Frazier, Beverly Bunn, Mer cedes Wright, Riga Grego, Pat Burcar, Valetia Rogers, Marlenn Fairabend, Joan Wolff, Cynthia Tseng, Ellen Reitz, Niki Rodes, Blondell Doughty. ROW 3: Helen Nielson, Judy Schild, Beata Jorgenson, Elaine Grosso, Rita Howell, Marion Dunaway, Carmela Tundo, Mary Labrew, Barbara Lester, Sylvia Kosciolek, Vesta Svenson ROW 4: Arthur Pappas, Ted Andricopoulos, Robert Cermak, Wally Palutke, Jerry Schneider, Gwen McFerran, Jane Murphy, Della Isom, Theresa Cizewski, Jack Clark, George Kalidonis, Jerry Nylund, Bill Waskelis, Rudy Bickel. Advertising Ari Club ROW 1: Anna Simoni, Carol Donakowski, Peggy Hamric, Frances Menk CSec'yJ, Eleanor Wahlbrinck fVice Pres.J, Mr. Leonard Johnson fSponsorJ, Nancy Nernechek fPres.J, Roberta Dyer, Beverly Krysick, Alexandra Klirnan, Joyce Tchoukaleff. ROW 2: Donna Barber, Faye Parker, Janice Magee, Nina Rollins, Carole Power, Gail Owens, Maude Bennett, Pat Hotsa, Kay Oeftger, Phyllis Anderson, Diane Porter, Bruna Vernier, Elaine Shapiro, Silvana Simoni. ROW 3: Donald Geisz, Lee Ovenshire, Trudi Fisher, Ginny Gan, Cherie Howard, Susan Wilmot, Martha Klein, Gretchen Arnold, Rose Alex, Loretta Hutchinson, Judy Reese, Gordon Borsvold, Ray Grabowski. ROW 4: Stanford Grossman, David Brown, Earl Bonuam, Wallace Caldwell, Brian Buckman, Jack Summers, Bill Bath, Ned Tieche, Jerry Hamacher, Hershel O'Neal. Auto Aero Club ROW 1: Hans Herda, David Jones, Larue Lomatch CSec.J, Robert Gross lTreas.j, Mr. Carl H. Turnquist fSponsori, Bill Shepherd fPres.D, Keith Dunbar fVice Pres.D, Mario Maraldo, Don Yee. ROW 2: Larry Clem, Douglas Smith, Sam Dallas, Ronald Castle- man, Arnold Mondrow, Richard J essop, Walt Gomulinski, Frank Cheslak, Ted Weiswasser. ROW 3: Bob McMahan, Roger Pietras, David Hirst, Jim Gahrs, Bill Bateman, Robert Tap, Donald Schlacht, Joe Trybus, Gary Wichar. ROW 4: Baron Herman, Milan Obradovich, David Smith, Al Freed- man, Jerry Malinasky, Bob Page, Aaron Schneider. ,.,-is ,V YA , . , K - ,-un. - . Camera Club ROW 1: Geraldin Phillips, Laura Seroka, Bill Brakeville, Delores Tellman, Barbara Steele. ROW 2: Larry Vito, John Baetz, Gerald Garner, Thomas Huggins. Boys' Chemistry Club ROW 1: John Warner fSec'y-Treas.J, Frederick Demchuk, Hassell Ledbetter CPres.J, Mr. Charlie H. Sanders CSponsorJ, Robert Cermak fS.C. Rep.D, John McConnell fSgt.-at-armsl. ROW 2: Gerald Trager, Jerry Schneider, Rudy Bickel, Wally Palutke, George Kalidonis, Dave Hibahoob. Cass Ca perettes ROW 1: Cecilia Yantus, Constance Haliburton, Margaret Wiest, Lorraine Rowan, Pat Schrock lSec'yD, Betty Jane Smith fCorr. Sec'yl, Susan Gay fPres.J, Rita Howell fS.C. Rep.J, Barbara Bowersox, Blondell Doughty, Niki Rodes. ROW 2: Barbara Stallwood, Mary Carlson, Joyce Gaines, Carol Zukowski, Marion Adair, Carolyn Ball, Sam-Ella Brady, Barbara Vriesenga, Betty Udebrock. ROW 3: Grace Chung, Rosemarie Madarasz, Rosa1eiCapua, Syl- vene Jackson, Della Isom, Mariann Markley, Delores L. Ken- nedy, Jane Murphy, Theresa Pizzimenti, Donna Hekr. ROW 4: Pat Rostek, Joan Spencer, Lorraine Rychliczek, Sandy Newman, Lue Autry Hall, Rubye Valentine, Audrey Lawrence, Adele Chojnacki, Theresa Cizewski, Marion Dunaway, Barbara Jones, Miss Dorothy Patnales fSponsorJ. -89- Cass Ca perettes ROW 1: Pat Blake, Mary Lu Denhardt, Jane Bear, Ruby Frazier fS.C.J, Laura Hardy, Joann Scheideman, Riga Grego KTreas.D, Barbara Fuller, Judy Adamson, Helen Nielsen, Clara Marlar. ROW 2: Ramona Ramirez, Barbara Lester, Barbara Emmi, Vicki Burgunder, Joan Wolff, Valetia Rogers, Donna Lou Smith, Carole Brown, Deanna Proszek, Shirley Mullin. ROW 3: Geneva Napoleon, Sharon Switzky, Ann Terzian, Robbie Jimison, Velva Burson, Bea Saunders, Betty Good, Joyce Murray, Marlenn Fairabend, Nancy Kiepert, Phyllis Foster. ROW 4: Carrene Stonestreet, Beverly Emerson, Sarah Jenkins, Joan Elliston, Beverly Bunn, Rosemary Sapp, Sandra Hogsett, Joyce Tarpinian, Martha Fultz, JoAnn Pinson, Karen Sjostrand, Miss Dorothy Patnales QSponsorJ. Maisie?Hfszzcswasisegseiwi,ifrsnszmz as1swwaw4siP214i?s22sims-fftww fx s:.f,,-s ri! Chess Club ROW 1: Frances Stewart, Nancy Erickson, P. Gerald Dombrowski, George Gilbert CRep.J, H. R. Padleford fSponsorD, Joseph Brody fSec-treas.J, Della Isom, Nedra White. ROW 2: John Wallon, Morton Goldberg, William G. Waskelis, War- ren Duane, Dick Korich, Douglas Strong, George Gholdoian, Buddy Fisher. ROW 3: Larry Boczar, Gerald Daene, Jack Clark, Robert Orr, Reggie Rook, John Makowski, Michael Drissman Cabsentj. Drama Club ROW 1: Kose Koosis, Sonia Nolff, Mrs. Bea Cooper KSponsorD, Joan Kablak, Nedra White, Elaine Klein. ROW 21 Danice Chisholm, Patrick Prosser, Lincoln Shannon, Ri- chard Allman, JoAnn Selke. Electronics ROW 1: Douglas Jackson, Myaon Leash CTreas.J, Ernest Isaacs fSecly7, Mr. Zukowski fSponsorJ, Edward Romaniuk fPres.J, Larry Smith. Future Teachers of America ROW 1: Barbara Scott, Barbara Lester, Miss Cowan CSponsorJ, Joe Lahey, Marian Johnson, Bertha Mae Fuller. ROW 2: Jeanne Foster, Sheila Evans, Garvin Stone, Ann Hilley, Marcia Colley. -90- Girls' Science Club ROW 12 Mary Green, Sharon Presley, Lillian Tokarcik, Pat Burcar fTreas.l, Anna M. Shuler fStu. Rep.J, Della Bird CSec'yJ, Elaine Rankin fPres.J, Ellen Reitz fVice-Pres.J, Annina Vulpetti CSgt- at-Armsj, Tamara Koby, Ernestine Sherman, Aggie Bosak. ROW 22 Sonia Baur, Lu Davis, Linda Reitz, Linda Marossy, Beth Sheddon, Cynthia Tseng, Miss PetruccofSponsorJ, Marie Konishi, Nancy Barbus, Juliet Pon, Beata Jorgenson, Diane Vecellio, Joy Newell. ROW 32 Vesta Svenson, Elaine Grosso, Ruth Oravec, Lillian Craf- ton, Joanne Drovedahl, Shirley Pekarski, Sueanna Moss, Alice Bibbins, Harriett Jackson, Beatrice Mirowski, Geraldine Phillips. ROW 4: Shirley Pace, Elizabeth Burkett, Mary McAdoo, Bernadine Williams, Alexandra Twarkowski, Gwen McFerran, Ruby King, Ann Olson, Elvie Moore, Jacqueline Bryant, Aljean Smith. Girls Vocal ROW 1: Marguerite Stuhlfaut, Miss Velma Froude flnstructorl, Lois Pachucki CSt. Accomp.J, Frances Picklo lSt. Accomp.J, Eleanor Bull lSt. Directori, Marian Santavicca CStu. Dir.D, Joyce Quinn fLibrarianD, Dorothy Bourie fLibrarianJ, Barbara Jones CAttend. Clerkl, Gwen Bamble lAttend. Clerkb, Kay Sisco fAccomp.l, Ann Scheyer lAsst. Attend. Clerkl. ROW 2: Shirley Mack, Naomi Love, Cora Palmer, Eleanor Capa- lungan, Sylvia Kinney, Norene Simon, Kay Furr, Patricia Leung, Helen Kratzer, Joan Gubbins, Lorraine Hayes, Portia Hall, Gwendolyn Glenn, Mildred Wright, Erruane Conley. ROW 32 Mildred Anderson, Mignon Watkins, Edith Whyte, Carolyn Booker, Josephine Lynn, Gloria Humphrey, Barbara Richardson, Carmen Brockman, Janet Fickes, Delphine Grebe, Edna White, Beverly Cross, Dorothy Scammel, Sharon Walker. ROW 4: Carolyn Richards, Patricia Miller, Carolene Climkscales, Shirley Settles, Shirley Patton, Gwen Jackson, Sharon Hutchinson, Helen Teeter, Pat Donlin, Barbara Phillips, Dorothy Phillips, Phyliss Tompkins, Jesse Cassoll. Harp and Vocal J ROW 1: Ivan Breining, Frances Picklo, Muriel Greenspon, Barbara Richardson, Julian Gilkey. ROW 2: Gwendolyn Glenn, Joan Gubbins, Clarice Thomas, Marietta Lamoreaux, Marian Santavicca, Carol Viglasky, Martha Magel, Constance Washington, Connie Bennett, Barbara Catanese. ROW 3: Rose Mary Okon, Irene Vosk, Mignon Watkins, Deloris Johnson, Carolyn Richards, Imy Divis, Rosemary Schoener, Mar- lene Gills, Phyliss Pullberg. Harp Ensemble ROW 1: Frances Picklo, Connie Bennett, Barbara Catanese, Irene Vosk. ROW 2: Rose Mary Okon, Amy Davis, Rosemary Schoener, Phyllis Pullberg, Marlene Gills lStudent Directorl. .91. Instrumental Music Room ROW 1: Delores Ivory, Rosetta James, Mr. Rodney Blood Cspon- sorl, Sylvia Kinney, Charlotte DeChene. ROW 2: Robert Shumake, William Robinson, Hersczhel Tomas. Junior Class Officers ROW 1: Pat Rostek CSectiyJ, Beth Sneddon fPres.J, Aggie Bosak fStud. Con. Rep.J, Carl Hietikko CTreas.J, Ron Brzinski CV.P.J. Harp ancl Vocal ROW 1: Alice Jewell Csec.j, Phyllis Pullbert ldance directorl, Donna Barber ftreas.J, Connie Bennett fharpistj, Mary Green, Julie Sapala, Marlene Gills QHarpistD, Barbara Frank, Lillian Lelazny, Barbara Catanese, Carole Miner, Faye Kenyon. ROW 2: Pat Alleger, Irene Vosk, RoseMary Okon, Virginia Steiner, Eleanor Binhammer, Muriel Greenspon, Patricia Mechael, Shirley Miller, Wilma Wyrick. 153 Junior Red Cross ROW 1: Dorothy Scammell, Edith Whyte Wice Pres.J, Mrs. C. Hamburger fSponsorl, Charlotiede Chene fPres.J, Pat Burcar. ROW 2: Elaine Grosso, Alyce Ott, Paul Salamy, Bob Hewson, Gwen McFerran, Roberta Reetz. -92- LeHermen's Club ROW 1: Arthrur Apkarian, Bob Seymour, Thomas Pouch, Sam Dal- las, Jim Senepole CV.P.J, Mr. Virgil Florea CSponsorD, Thomas Stone fsec. Sz treas.J, Vito Gioia, Ed Righettei, Leonard Thomas, Richard Baylerian, Don Pentecost. ROW 2: Chuck Robinson, Mariona Diggs, Casimer Klapec, Melvin Jones, Bob Higel, Ron Brzezinski, Baron Herman, .Terry Malin- asky, Aris Nichols, Paul Attar ist. coun. rep.J, Ted Weiswasser. ROW 3: Conrad Seghi, Calvin Hetikko, Joe Woody, Bill Adams, Donald Witt, Jackson Ross, Lonnoe Murray, Alvin Otto, Jerry Schneider, John Engler, Michael Coleman. ROW 4: Carmen Paolucci, Louis Lowran, Davis Smith, Bob Wilson. National Forensic League ROW 1: Beata Jorgenson, John Warner, John Leinonen, Miss Smith CSponsorJ, Jim Beasley, Joan Elliston. ROW 2: Margaret Wiest, Joe Cordelius, Don Doran, Elizabeth Burkett. -9-3- Maybee Class Officers and Cabinet ROW 1: Jerry Malinasky CVice Pres.J, Dan Karstofsky CTreas.J, Mike Kraft CPres.D, Mr. Lynn S. Gordon CSponsorJ, Barbara Jones CSec'yJ, Jim Senopole CS.C. Rep.J. ROW 22 Leroy Johnson, Bob Karlson, Selma Sawaya, Gwen McFer- ran, Rita Howell, Bob Bedeski, Ted Weiswasser. ROW 3: Howard Schlafter, Jerry Schneider, Gus Zielinski, Jack Arnold Clark, Abe Selesny, Norman Wiatr. Mixed Choir ROW 1: Art Lieb, Alice Jewell CV.P.j, Ronald Carter fTreas.i, Lincoln Shannon fPres.J, Mr. Glenn Klepinger CDirectorJ,Violette Kristich CLib.i, Barbara FrankfLib.J, Bill Waskelis, CRobe Cust.J, Wally Palutke, Robert Orr. ROW 2: Connie Bennett, Patricia Michael, Marlene Gills, Rosemary Schoener, Eleanor Binhammer, Muriel Greenspon. Shirley Miller, Julie Sapala, Phyliss Pullberg, Irene Vosk. ROW 3: John Brough, Mary Labrew, Rosetta James, Doris Settles, Pat Donlin, Barbara Schueller, Delores Ivory, Veronica Arnold, Mary Carlson, Clara Marlar. ROW 4: James Broum, Bernard Breen, Fred Gillespie, Neil Flowers, Jack Costello, Dave Kaiser, Kenneth Erkkils, Hughlen McBeth, William Brentt, Hershall Thomas, Herbert Olds. Organ Class ROW 1: Amy W. Davis, Frances Picklo, Mrs. Sisco CSponsorJ, Marian Santavicca, Blondell Doughty. ROW 2: Cora Palmer, Carolyn Booker, Beverly Adams. Pre-Engineering Club ROW 1: Pat Hoban, Torn Hrynik QTreas.D, Roger Bertoia Wice- Pres.l, Mr. Charles Adams CSponsorJ, Norman Wiatr fPres.l, Dick Baehr fSec'yl, Geraldine Goble. ROW 2: Ted Lanfrankie, Jim LaRonde, David Wagner, Joy O'Brien, Jim Greer, Dan Zink, Don Schollenberger. ROW 3: Peter Patrick, Leroy Settle, Ron Buck, Gordon Lasiter, Ellwood Erickson, Jerome Cusenza. National Honor Society ROW 1: Elaine Klein, Laura Hardy, Kassell Ledbetter fStudent Council Rep.J, Marie Komishi Ktreas.l, Nancy Barbus KV.P.J, Mr. S. F. Rowley lSp0nsorD, Warren Tessler Cpres.l, Susan Gay fsec.l, Phyllis Pullberg, Violette Krstich. ROW 2: Margaret Gartin, Pat Burcar, Mary Carlson, Juliet Pon, Joan Wolff, Christine Colditz, Lorraine Rowan, Beata Jorgenson, Marsha Hellum, Sylvia Kosciolek, Ellen Reitz. ROW 3: Jim Beasley, Paul Ritzmann, Thomas Stone, Edward Chearham, Rudy Bickel, Arthur Pappas, Isidor Saslav, John Leinonen, Albert Encols, Ralph Jackno. ROW 4: Bob Bedeski, Don Sinta, Jerry Schneider, Joseph Pecar, Jack Clark, John Warner, Eugene Johnson, Bob Wilson. Outlook Staff ROW 1: Aggie Bosak, Laura Hardy, Linda Reitz, Mary Vatsis lManagering Ed.J, Nancy Barbus lCo-Editor-in Chiefl, Mr. Rod- ger Gow CSponsorD, Marie Konishi CCo-Editor-in Chiefl, Pat Burcar fNews Ed.l, Judy Resnick, Pat Blake fGeneral Mgr.J. ROW 2: Beata Jorgenson, Vesta Svenson, Pat Rostek, Jean M. Toney, Constance Haliburton, Marian Dunaway, Edith Whyte, Ellen Reitz, Rose Alex, Christine Colditz. ROW 3: Michael Kraft, Bob Bedeski, Carl Hietikko, Jack Clark, Henry Herman, Ted Weiswasser, Hans Herda. Roclio Club ROW 1: Jim Beasley CPres.j, George Gholdoinn CV.P.J, Mrs. Fran- ces Hamburger fteacherl, C. W. Chewg Qtreasj, Dorothy Scam- mell, Charlotte DeChene, Lorrie Barbar, Legs White, Jim Messana, James Gill, Betty Burgess. ROW 2: Soupy Sobs, Donald Doran, Jim Greer, Lois Lane, Josie Lynn, Joann Scheideman, Kris Muller, Bob Semour, Ri Levine, Hugh McElross. CJ! R O T C Officers ROW 1. 42nd Lt., James Gagarin, CCapt.J Robert Lesko CLt Coll John Leinonen, fSgt.J Stanley Kunczicz, CLt. Col.J Heilbron Love, fCapt.J Buddy Fisher, 12nd Lt.J Roy Isaac. ROW 2: David Stewart 12nd Lt.J, Michael St. Clair fist Lt.l, Milan Ovradovich C2nd Lt.J, Kenneth Geiger C2nd Lt.J, Richard Dom- browski 12nd Lt.J. -. 1 ,A X s , . 4, ': Li : A : -41 .4- Rodio Unit 1 ROW 1: Felix Meskauskas, Eugene Oleksak, Hersczhel Tomas, Dimitrinka Doikoff, Peggy Armstrong, Jim Beasley, Hedda Hopper, Joan Elliston, Jim Willoughby. ROW 2: Raymunda Villamor, Elizabeth Burkett, Miss Smith fSpon- sorj, Herschel Robertson, Joel Cohen, Joan Christy, Lois Lane, Clark Kent. Rifle Team ROW 1: Jerry Bilecky, Kenneth Geiger 12nd Lt.J, fLt. Co1.D John Leinonen, llst Lt.J Michael St. Clair, Jim La Ronde. ROW 2: William Dittmer, Paul Salamy, Bob Hodge, fSgt.i Stanley Kundzicz, fCpl.D Gordon Lasiter, DonsEllis, Samuel Williams. R. O. T. C. 2 ROW 1: Herbert Bell, Elpidio Dosado, Leroy Miller, David Wen- grow, Norman Miller, fLt. Col.J John Leinonen, Stephen Drze- wicki CMfSgt.J, C2nd Lt.J James Gagarin,Edward Thomas,Jerome Adams, Richard St. Onge, James Stivenson. ROW 2: Richard Pruss, Michael Gordon, John A. Mims, Russ Schaldenbrand, Charles Welch, Gerald Zielinski, Dan Hubbard, Ben Shecter, Fred Waller, Neil Winslow. ROW 3: William Gyorfy, Thomas Doppke, Walter Jones, Lew Hry- horczuk, Stewart Koral, Clarence Latta, Leroy Bush, Arnold Hughes, Nick Pitsillos, John Patrick Stone. ROW 4: George Hudson, Bill Hooxer, Paul Salamy, Jim Stevens, Orville Peuvala, Carl Maron, William Parlow, Robert A. Miller, Gerald Garner, James McGinnis, Thomas Watson. R.O.T.C. 3 ROW 1: George McEwan, Hogh Godfrey, Cecil Queen, Audrian Rod- gers, Kenneth Geiger C2nd Lt.J, QLt. Co1.J Heilbron Love, Stephen Drzewicki fMfSgt.J, 12nd Lt.J Richard Dombrowski, fMfSgt.l Don Ellis, Toshiyuki Yoshida, Raymond Turczynski, Daved Keats. ROW 2: Martin Baum, George Hill, Robert Barbus, Charles Ger- sten, Alan Herskouitz, Bobbie Estes, Tony Lawelcyio, Richard McMasters, Hugh McClenic, Andrew R. Pruner, Manuel E. Reguero. ROW 3: David Butler, Julian Gilkey, Paul Jewett, Johnny Kiekan, Tom Leen, Roger McLaughlin, Ronald Hurt, Gary Brent, Fred Trico. R.O.T.C. 4 ROW 1: Howard Booker, John Griffith, Gerald LaForest, Charles Banks flst Sgt.D, Michael St. Clair Clst Lieut.J, fSgt.J Stanley Kundzicz, Abe Selesny fSgt. f.c.D Al Capone, Jack Cook, Richard Snyder, Ralph D'Antonio. ROW 2: Lawrence Levitt, Ronald Mackenzie,Donald Schlacht, Shel- don Mallinson, Harry Dekoning, Jerry Bilecky, Eugene Juntunen, Jim LaRonde, Douglas Armento, Samuel Williams. ROW 3: Aaron Schneider, Ian Foster, Ed King, Harvey Snitz, Thomas Perry, Robert Burns, Gerald Sparbeck. R.O.T.C. 5 ROW 1: L. Caldwell, Joseph Rosochacki, James Layle, Gerald Kowall, Walter Wikze, Rdnald Kelmer, Aldrich Jackson, Ronald Tidwell, Otis Harris Jr., Phinnroye Hayes. ROW 2: Jerome Cohen, William Kinker, Lemuel Taylor, Kerry Kilpatrick, Robert Kudek, Milan Obradovich 12nd Lt.J, fSgt.J Stanley Kundzicz, C2nd LLP Roy Isaac, Daniel Demchuk, Raymond DiN0bile, Wayne Miller, Donald Hong, Frank Kushner. ROW 3: Larry Cason, John VanDerziel, Stanley Holloway, Peter Colja, Carl Shember, James Paisley, Ronald Rintz, James Moss, Johnny K. Murrell, Chas. Piotrowski, Robert Harper, Gerald Hoeft. ROW 4: Jim Mendrala, Clarence Fisher, Larry Gardner, Paul Mathis, Ronald Zalewski, Jimmy Farmer, Warren Duane, John Jachimowicz, Jim Lacy, Richard Czerw. ROW 5: Sheridan Hawk, Douglas Woodard, Harold Kohen, Dave Held, John Arnold, Gerald Waroway, Paul Dingwitz, Ken Koryla, Phil Phillips. 9 l v F Q Star Delta ROW 1: Edward Fronczak, Vincent Adragna, Bob Karlson, Barry Fasbender, Thomas Stone CTreas.J, Bob Wilson Wice-Pres.J, Mr. Norman Brown fSponsorl, Gus Zielinski fPres.D, Selma Sawaya fSec'yD, Bill Kendall, Johnny Jump, Dick Kravick, Jim Willoughby. ROW 2: Larry Smith, Ed Cheatham, Larry Valeck, Conrad Seghi, Allen Benson, Dan Karstofsky, Bob Lepidi, Henry Nowland,A1 Zammit, Gilbert Davis, John Sobodasa. ROW 3: Jim Ross, Tim Jordan, Fred Kalita,JackUdebrock, James Boeberitz, Joseph Bammicchia, Duane Pontek, Max Holt, Hank Silver, Don Slack, Bob Hewson. ROW 4: Joe Zukowski, Walter Paluszak, John Klarick, Ronald Riggs, Philip Pukas, .Tim Chomakos, Terry Johnson, Jay Hyman, Walter Catteeuw, Wesley Williams, Ed Lapinski. -97- R.O.T.C. 6 ROW 1: Turner Fair, Donald Mundz, Salvatore Didia, Frederick Demchuk, Larue Lomatch, fCapt.J Robert Lesko, iSgt.J Stanley Kundzicz, CCapt.J Buddy Fisher, P. Gerald Dombrowski, James Boeberitz, Saul Tarnopol, Ronald Brock, Elbert Montgomery. ROW 2: Gerald Wise, Frank Postell, Jon Haber, Chris Nichols, Nicholas Toeroek, Lee Taylor, Douglas Keyes, Robert Bendure, Edward Cyncewicz, Charles Rassey, Robert L. Supin, John Ray- mond. ROW 3: Wesley Williams, Fred Niedballa, Kenneth Brooks, Ronald Castleman, William Riddle, Gerald Creason, James Gould, Bob Hodge, Ron Riggs, Earl Harvey, Loman Gardner, Allan Rodd. ROW 4: Carter Jones, Albert Sahakian, Al Wargnier, Joseph Wa- sielewski, Al Freedman, Jim Williams, Joe Brown, Justa Sergent, Robert Gross, Gordon Lasiter, Ricardo Cullens. Speakers Bureau ROW 1: Joan Elliston, Margaret Wiest, Geraldine Goble, Nancy Erickson, Joan Christy, Josephine Pisciotta, Elissa Nowak, Bev- erly Ciemniak, Gerald Kibler. ROW 2: Linda Sawaya, Beata Jorgenson, John Leinonen, Jerome Smith, Miss Smith CSponsorJ, John Warner, Joel Cohen, Bill Gaines, Margie Adair, Roy Rogers, Elizabeth Burkett. ROW 3: Paul Pierce, Felix Meskauskas, Edward Richburg, Warren Bacci, Herschel Robertson, Wallace Caldwell, Dale Adam. Q Sportsmanship Council ROW 1: Lonnie Murray, Perry Andricopolous, Jerry Malinasky, Thomas Stone, Alex Vida, Douglas Strong, Alfred Mazzei, Jim Senopole, Ted Weiswasser, Jerry Nylund, John McConnell, Norman Robiner, Chuck Wunderlick. ROW 2: Marva Nash, Aggie Bosak, Peggy Hamric, Carole Brown CStudent Council Rep.J, Jackson Ross CTreas.J, Gwen McFerran CVice-Pres.J, Mr. C. N. Jenks CSponsorJ, Bill Waskelis fPres.D, Diane Gehrke fCity Rep.D, Willa Matthews QCity Rep.J, Kay Alexander, Lee Helgrecht. ROW 3: Pat Hoban, Bev Sleep, Joan Spencer, Doris Arlin, Rose- marie Nadarasz, Robbie Jemison, JoAnn Pinson, Barbara Seno- pole, Joanne Hairabedian, Sandie Crutcher, Rosalie Derderian, Beverly Shapiro, Elaine Krysick, Alexandra Kliman, Pat Blake. ROW 4: Martha Klein, Bonnie Imbronom,Marion Dunaway, Theresa Cizewski, Cecilia Yantus, Rita Howell, Sally Smith, Sharon Scan- lan, Joy Newell, Judy Schild, Dot Sanford, Beata Jorgensen, Barbara Dana, Joyce Neis, Pat Rostek, Betty Perry. ROW 5: Margaret McMinn, Gretchen Arnold, Carol Rakay, Peggy Weir, Marlene Murphy, Terry Pizzimenti, Jean Wallace,Sylvene Jackson, Delores Kennedy, Linda Olson, Beatrice Mirowski, Carl Power, Liz Hale, Cinny Gan. T-Square Club ROW lt Elio Zedde, Jon Haber, Tom Abbey, Bob Dumas, Roger Bertoia fPres.J, John Leinonen fPres.b, Louis Lowran CTreas.J, Van Elslander CV. Pres.J, Joe Kasinec, Ed Sheahan, Al Avoledo, Mike Kraft. ROW 2: Ralph Bernabei, Tony DeAngelis, Ron Dest, .Tack Hughes, Chuck Authier, Pat Hoban, Otto Weyer, Bob Brovsm, Gerald Cieszynski, Al Encols, Herb Klueger, Dan Zink CSec'yD. ROW 3: Bob Bedeski, Dave Robinson, .Tim Bodn, Gerald Dombrow- ski, Larry Boczar fTreas.J, Mr. H. Siegel lSponsorD, Michael Lavan, Edsel Albright, John Wasner, .Tim Senapole, Ben Stein. ROW 4: Tony Berduce, Earl Harvey, John Makowski, Ian Foster, Bill Rouse, Burt Nevsmian. -98. Student Council 1 ROW 1: .Tim Senopole, Bob Wilson, Thomas Stone, Bob Bedeski, Mike Kraft KTreas.J, Selma Sawaya CSec.J, Don Pentecost fPres.J, Mr. Franklin Frey CSponsorl, Warren Tessler, Ed Cheatham, .Terry Malinasky, Elaine Klein, Paul Attar. Absent: Betty Chilles QV. Pres.J. ROW 2: Torn LeBar, Joy Newell, Shirley Mullin, Aggie Bosak, Violette Krstich, Susan Mandelbaum, Nancy Kiepert, Mercedes Wright, Pat Hoban, Frances Picklo, Cora Palmer, Adrienne Joyal, Beverly Turk, Barbara Fuller, Vincent Adragna. ROW 3: Richard Snyder, George Kalidonis, Elaine Grosso, Beata Jorgenson, Barbara Dana, Doris Arlin, Joan Golenbieski, Barbara Jones, Barbara Lester, Beverly Adams, Marilyn Rosenthal, Gwendolyn Wyche, Aris Nichols, Thomas Pouch. ROW 4: Gilbert Davis, Carl Madion, Dan Karstoisky, Frank Marti- lotti, Thomas Little, Lincoln Shannon, Art Lieb, John Griifith, Robert Levine, Ray Cato, Paul Salamy, Bill Brakeville. Student Council 2 ROW 1: Douglas Smith, Robert Tap, Robert Leski, Bill Nicholson, Robert Cermak, Arthur Pappas, John McConnell,Donis Williams, Eugene Molinaro, Earl Bonuam, Fred Tinsley, George Gilbert. ROW 2: Jack Udebrock, Roger Bertoia, Ritz Howell, Carol Brown, Jack Clark, Gwen McFerran fSec.J, Mike Kraft fPres.J, Mr. Franklin Frey CSponsorb, .Terry Malinasky CV. Pres.b, Jerry Schneider CTreas.J, Bob Bedeski, Ted Weiswasser, Selma Sawaya, Gus Zielinski, William Kendall. ROW 3: Norman Wiatr, Jon Haber, Roberta Dyer, Niki Rodes, Cecilia Yantus, Theresa Cizewski, Marion Dunaway, Ruby Fra- zier, Not Identified, Edith Whyte, Shirley Miller, Rosemary Schoener, Elaine Rankin, Delores Kennedy, Dan Zink, Edmond VanElslander. ROW 4: Don Coleman, Bob McMahan, Ron Riggs, Larry Boczar, Barbara Kenon, Della Isom, Janet Smith, Muriel Greenspon, Betty Mitchell, Douglas Smith, Peter Townsend, Felix Maskaus- kas, Richard Dombrowski, Dan Lofland. ROW 5: Jackson Ross, Douglas Strong, Lonnie Murray, Fack Byars, Robert Orr, Abe Selesny, Conrad Seghi, David Smith, Louis Lowran, John Makowski, Bob Seymour, Len Thomas, Ron Bri- zenski. Triangle Stott ROW 1: Sylvia Kosciolek, Ellen Reitz fAssist. Ed. in Chiefl, An- nina Vulpetti fEd. infhiefj, A. A. Obel fSponsorJ, Margie Adair, Marilyn Rosenthal CArt Ed.J, Shirley Pekarski QBus. Mgr.J. ROW 2: Gwen McFerran, Bill Brakeville, Norman Wiatr, .Tack Clark, Eleanor Wahlbrinck, Bob Bedeski, Gerald Cieszynski, Rose Alex. Mmm., , WW W .M , , , .. , ., A ,- - Wclpika Club ROW 1: Richard Hargreaves, Patrick McFarland, Arthur fV.P.l, Mr. P. Rybock CSponsorD, Paul Attar CPres.D, Ray Cox fstudent council rep.J, Jim Culys. ROW 2: Harold Hendrickson, Daniel Cushman, Bruce Tayler, Ken Brooks, Buddy De Franko, Bobo Gowatch, Leroy Johnson fsec.J. ROW 3: Ralph Gammon, Ray Smith, Bill Atkinson, Gary Linen- baum, Vito Sanclemente, Richard Rusas, Donald Stadler. Y Teens ROW 1: Leona Qualls, Janet Barnes, Lorraine Rowan fV.P.J,Della Isom fPres.J, Geraldine Dolan CSponsorl, Elvie Moore Ctreas.J, Marilyn Adams fI.C.C. Rep.D, Marilyn Mitchell Csec.J, Mildred Coleman. ROW 2: Patricia A. Reed, Janice D. Hunt, Loretta Ware, Barbara Haydens, Harriet Tidwell, Anita Turcott, Darlene Arsenault, Margaret Gartin, Inell Harrell. ROW 3: Karen Stecher, Connie Kelly, Lois Crawfore, 'Joyce Hur- ray, Arnita McCullough, Julie Knight, Margie Perry, Jolene Mason, Alpha Holland, Brenda Simmons. - Lettergirls ROW 1: Mary Knight, Robbie Jemison, Carol Stoup fStud. Council Rep.J, Cecilia Yantus Weepl, Miss Betty Smith QSponsorJ,Sylvene Jackson fPres.J, Gene Seaton fTreas.J. ROW 2: Constance Haliburton, Deanne Dykoff, Judy Schild, Diane Vecellio, Rita Howell, Betty Udebrock, Jessie Carroll, Barbara Fuller, Margaret Wiest. ROW 3: Sandra Whitely, Jean Wallace, Rubye Valentine, Ruby King, Lou Autrey Hall, Deanne Dykhoff,, Verdious Cherry, JoAnne Gulombowski. Absent: Lorraine Rowen. X125-Lis as ZW SME If Take the Telephone Company, for example. Anyone who works for Michigan Bell will tell you it's every- thing a girl could want in a job. First, you don't need any experience. You learn your job on the job, and earn a good salary while learning. Raises are regular and frequent. Your in- come is steady-you can always count on it-and you get annual vacations with pay. QDIS RE HRTIEH It-HEEEZHN Another nice thing about telephone work is that you'll associate with people your own age, just out of school, too. You'll work in clean, bright, pleasant surroundings. Wliether you prefer to start as a tele- phone operator, a teller or a clerk, you'l1 End oppor- tunities for advancement. AWe'd like to tell you more about these and other interesting telephone jobs. Visit us soon, won't you? MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY A FRIENDLY PLACE TO WORK .100. U ETUUVVLJ Performing Arts ROW 1: Joan Christy, Lisa Nowak, Mrs. Bea Cooper KSpon- sorj, Josephine Pisciotta, Beverly Ciemniak, Raymunda Villamor. ROW 22 Sonia Nolff, Donald Doran, Felix Meskauskas, Pat- rick Prosses, Herschel Robertson, Nedra White. Homeroom 103 ROW 1: Stanley Smoller, James Wyld, Robert Burchi, Jack Byars fH.R. Rep.J, Mr. Vallie A. Elvers CTeacherJ, Dave Adams, Art Hicks, Charles Tull, Barry Fasbender. ROW 2: Michael Gordon, Conrad Sighi, Richard Gerometta, Robert Lepidid, Nick Toeroek, Sherman Wooton, James Jemison, Richard Pendleton, .Terry Smith. ROW 3: John Reavie, Robert Owen, Duane Pontek, Joseph Pecar, Edward Lapinski, Edwards Skaggs, Ralph Forbes, Dave Kruse, John Arnold. -102- Homeroom Auditorium ROW 1: John Dawe, S. Spade, R.H. Schneider, Willie Midds, Richard Snyder, Mr. George Kantor CTeaCherJ, Alfred Titran, Frank Postell, Stewart Bates, Hank Greenberger. ROW 2: Gerald Kowall, John Rickaby, Alfred Tobocman, Albert Sunshine, Gary Brent, Jim Messana, Marvin Moldowan, Thomas Palazzolo, Rudolph Landi, Louis Landi. ROW 3: Randy Smith, Ken Newhouse, Elvin Atkins, Dennis Usitalo, Harry Weidman, Louis Zanetti, Don Emanuel, Bob Basar, Bob Pitsos. Homeroom 101 ROW 1: Barbara Brooks, EthelMartin, Eva Williams,Joyce Naiman, Miss Smith QTeacherJ, Dee Kennedy fH.R. Rep.D, Barbara Hayden, Paula Markey, Marva Nash. ROW 2: Donna Lou Smith, Frances Hall, Rosalie Capua, Anne Nishanian, Mary Loumankin, Catherine Clarkson, Clara Hellenberg, Victoria Walny. ROW 3: Patricia Pearson, Jean Wallace, Esther Solomon, Sandra Ingram, Pat Edwards, Ethel Lints, Jean Masser. Homeroom 109 ROW 1: David Wasserman, George Schena, Anthony Tru- piano, Marshall Lewis fH.R. Rep.J, Mr. John Rumball Qteacherj, Vylins Vasinlis, John Hock, Jerry Hendricks. ROW 2: William Hall, Jack Finkelsein, Richard Gilewski, John P. Ziots, Leonard Bartlett, Conrad Honeycutt, Cornelius Smith, Gerald Reblin. ROW 3: Tony Marino, Ken Koeppen, Al Encols, David Jan- sen, Joseph Huckno, Frank Stellon, Ron Summers, Bob Anna, Don Teweles. ROW 4: David Griffin, Richard Kenefick,Daniel Georgevich, Ron Jackson, Paul Dinning, Burt Newman, Percy Harris, Bruce Lord. Homeroom 127 ROW 1: John Bernard, Chuck Judson, ChuckDavis, Mildred Schmitz iH.R. ' Rep.l, Miss Alice Millard fTeacher1, Roberta Reetz, Carol Robertson, Jean Griffiths. ROW 2: Tom Knoght, William Graves, Frank Pafelski, Allan Bishop, Ben Johnson, Tony Carrabotta, Fred Fischer. ROW 3: Frank Berko, Dave Lundie, Alex Ratay, Chuck Merrill, Eldon Bryson, Dan Matakas. -103- Homeroom 107 ROW 1: Patricia Leung, Naomi Pullman, Margaret McBain, Miss Sarah E. McCullagh fteacherl, Cora Palmer fH.R. Rep.J, Martha Magel, Marietta Lamoreaux. ROW 2: Barbara Phillips, Shirley Mack, Mary Perkins, Josie Lynn, Pat Miller, Dorothy Pixley, Nancy Olshaski. ROW 3: Carole Miner, Frances Picklo, Lois Pachucki, Joyce Pennington, Dorothy Phillips, Pat Michael. Homeroom 111 ROW 1: Sam Greenberg, Clarence White, Gus Miller fSen. Rep.1, Mr. F. E. Lentz Cteacherj, Douglas Smith CH.R. Rep.l, Adam Karibian, George McGuiggan. ROW 2: Don Lang, William Chandler, Joe Craine, Jack Cook, Jon Ardahl, Robert Aris, Fred Kloska. ROW 3: Keith Brown, Geza Garnai, Robert Burns, Herman Crutcher, Ed King, Fred Steinbauer. Homeroom 131 ROW 1 Paula Fordan Janet Langford, Mark Yelavich, Mr C Soule Cteacherb, Sheridan Hawk Mary VatS1S Frances Stewart ROW 2 Ronald Stodghill Morton Goldberg Warren Duane Gerald Daene, Stan Buckowski, Byron Gold Dick Korich Absent: Ellen Reitz CH.R. Rep.J Homeroom 203 ROW 1: Judy Resnick, Kay Alexander, Gale Driscoll, Miss Margaret Schaupner Cteacherj, Robert Seymour QH.R. Rep.J, Deanna Dosado, Geraldine Goble, Maria Domaszew- ski. ROW 2: Walter L. Davis, Norman Robiner, Ben Baker, Sharon Revels, Arthur Demonbreum, Harry Campbell, William Slifer. ROW 3: Joe P. Cunningham, Jesse Pettway, Reuben Crock- ett, Robert A. Kenefick, Howard Schlafer, Lonnie H. Murray, Harold Borsuold, Jim Senopole. ROW 4: Jerry Potteer, Dean Arbour, Tom Strar,Dick Styke. -104- Homeroom 129 ROW 1: Edward Grant, Thomas Diaz, Bill Pencak, Mr. Paul Wentink fTeacherJ, Peter G. Townsend, CH.R. Rep.1, Larry P. Valzek, Max Holt, Toshiyuki Yoshida. ROW 2: Jim Giftos, George Wicker, John Gerometta, Rick Brown, Edward Fronczak, Donald Cunningham, Norman Edelstein. ROW 3: William Stewart, John Engler, Bob Westley, Dave Knowles, Nelson Zuchett, Norman Chaires. Homeroom 141 ROW 1: Richard Stonge, Freddie Chapman, Bob Glass Brook, Gus Zielinski CH.R. Rep.J, Mr. J. C. Comer Ctea- cherh, John Kramer, Gilbert Davis, Bob Ashby. ROW 2: Aaron Best, John McDougal1,Dick Kravick, Michael Perris, Richard Martin, Harold Stulberg, Wesley Wil- liams, Kenneth Marsh. ROW 3: Scott Hardin, Kike Cochran, Stephen Stark, Bob Dillon, Jim Chomakos, Richard Tworck. Homeroom 207 Homeroom 205 ROW 1: .Terry Yatros, Paul Salamy, Maurice Gottlieb, Bob Bedeski fH.R. Rep.J, Mr. Walter Sprague fteacherj, Steven Blackburn, Gregory Druzynski. ROW 22 Clarene McCall, Herman Carl Jacobs, Nathaniel Burris, David Boldia, Bob Bruza, Rodger Salveta. ROW 31 Jerry Lindsey, Dan Jones, Ben Ziola, Paul Wicker- arh, Truman Maxwell. ROW 12 Richard Kennedy, Ray Binson, Alvin Chew,Douglas Smith CH.R. Rep.J, Mr. Owen Ellison CTeacherJ, Willie Adams, Ronnie Felix, Philip Karafilis, Douglas Keyes. ROW 22 Hans Herda, Bruno Matz, Edward Roth, Donald Harris, Ronald Castleman, Johnny Jones, Gunar Liepinj, Carl Morkowski, Sheldon Mallinson, .Tim Skligannis, Mel Strager. ROW 32 Robert Remp, Lester Corr, Thomas Lucas, God- chaux Freeman, Ernest Warren, Bob Page, Aarom Schneider, George Scheipner, Thomas Brown, Alvin Otto, Robert Kudek. , i . Homeroom 215 ROW 1: Sharon Presley, Marie Konishi, Ethel Smith, Bruce Reber CH.R. Rep.l, Mr. S. F. Rowley lTeacherJ, Elaine Rankin CH.R. Rep.J, Alice Bibbins, Juliet Pon. Tobalae Rashken. ROW 2: William Congers, Donald Podgorny, Anna Mae Shuler, Kathy Nolan, Della Bird, Nancy Barbus, Nino Green, Bill Gardiner. ROW 32 Hassell Ledbetter, Melvin C. Ward, Maurice Feimstein, Donald Stone, Aram Janigian, Robert Orr, Tom Rintz, Bernard Hinton. ROW 4: Ronald Harris, Ted Davis, Stan Cain, Eddie Grover, Bob Titran, Henry Rushton, Leo Pikstein. -105- Homeroom 209 ROW 1: Margaret Gartin, Sylvia Greenfield, Arthur Gen- nero, Miss Ann Jacobson fTeacherJ, Donis Williams, Kenar Parnagian, Shirley Spencer, Ward Kirby. ROW 2: Walter Stoi, Anton Simon, .Terry Bozaan, Merritt Robertson, Larry Hong, Charles Cheng, Curt Guttlibb. ROW 3: Ron Den Broeder, Ralph Scott, Gerald Dooley, Raymond Capton, Harold Stehuk, Edwin Carlson, Roscoe McDowell. ROW 4: Hugh Mce1lRoss, Herbert Weatherspoon, Dech Pierce, Ron Buck, Alfred Palm, Ed Righetti,Elmer Shep- pard. -1 Homeroom 225 ROW 1: Godfrey Hogh, Harvey Arsen, Susanna Moss, Mr. R. B. Lance lTeacherj, Dick Baehr fH.R. Rep.J, Pris- cilla Newman, John Patrick Stone. ROW 2: Bob McArthur, Bill Zinyk, Richard A. Yonk, Thomas Oleksinski, Jerry Stone, John Mempreian, Harvey Snitz. ROW 3: Glenn McBride, Craig Nelson, James Davis, Richard Helvey, Ernie Bynum. Homeroom 246 ROW 1: Phil Phillips, John Newman, Jerome Cohen, Gladys Waters, Mr. K. H. Stoddart fTeacherl,Ray Cato, Tony Greggo, Frank DeSantis, Elbert Montgomery. ROW 21 Robert Rowlson, Robert Frasher, Abe Selesny, Abe Kurgin, Loren Gies, Andrew R. Pruner, Matt Perrera, Joe Bates. 106 - Homeroom 217 ROW 12 Mike Prodin, Howard Lutz, Fred Muehlhoff, Pat Couture, Dennis Jaklic fH.R. Rep.J, Mrs. J. Goren CTeacherl, Donald Kenske, Joseph Quarles, George Nikoriuk, Lim Jack. ROW 2: William J. Hurst, George L. Piir, Louie Hor- vath, Glen B. Jokela, Leon Phillips, Stanley Jackson, Johnny Collins, Lee Taylor, Bob Holland, Dennis Takesue. ROW 3: Mike Vasilco, Stanley Wheeler, Bart Faygo, Nick Pitsillos, Black Bart, Ted Godlewski, Dallas Tevis, Eugene Perlman, Harold Hom, John Kostun. Homeroom 241 ROW 1: Ronald Brock, Mily Lopez, Mary Ann Knezevich, Caryl Williamson, Maude Bennett, Margaret Sona, June Moldowan, Martha Klein, Herschel Herman. ROW 22 Lee Ovenshire, Steve Verbanac,Rodney Dullum, Mr. Thrall 1TeacherJ, Ken Clay, Herschel O'Neal, Hallison Young. ROW 3: Jerry Hamacher, Tom Ceranski, Wallace Cald- well, Ned Tieche, David Brovm, Charles Ivory. vii Q . Q L A leg? Homeroom 303 ROW 1: Jean Wozny, Eunice Griffin, Miss Thelma Boyd fTeacherl, Shirley Mullin CH.R. Repl, Geneva Napoleon, Nancy Rodery, Melbarene Corbitt. ROW 21 Dorothy Wright, Carol Rakay, Patricia Krucker, Marlene Murphy, Roberta Broadway, Linda Sawaya, Willie Mae Washington. ROW 3: Pat Rostek, Sandra Hogsett, Betty Brock, Marian Yancey, Sam Ella Brady, Ecolia Turner. I as 5 aft Homeroom 307 l ROW 1: Tom White, Ronald Rogers, George Coleman, Robert Tap, Mr. W.D. TenEyck tTeacherJ, Ron Lloyd, Jim King, Dave Jones. ROW 2: Ralph D'Antonio, Lawrence Givens, Kenneth Havck, Andrew Baumanis, Gerald Creason, Donald Schlaght, Larry Clem. ROW 3: Dick Barrie, Al Freedman, Franklin Maxwell, Hawk Watson, Arnold Rogus. Homeroom 249 ROW 1: Don Drouin, Val Bianchini, Robert Bendure, Mr. A. W. Fountain fTeacherl, Leonard Thomas,Don Bend- er, Fred Hebel. ROW 2: Aram Gononian, Don Scovill, Don Schollen- berger, Pete Patrick, Edmund Prisby, Dennis Roman- ski, Grant Wilcox, Paul Green, Harold Hale. ROW 32 James Harris, Melvyn Rose, Gerald Lazarowitz, Myron Woelke, John Olsen, Tom Vagi, Roger House. ROW 41 Thomas Ewart, Herschell Blitz, David Held, George Hardaway, Joseph Paluzzi. Homeroom 305 ROW 1: Frank Noto, David Keats, Carston Seales, Tyrone Abrams, Ronald Hurt, Mr. Lynn S. Gordon Cfeacherl, Ronald White, Bob Allett, Charles Gibson, Leroy Miller. ROW 2: James Davis, John Blom, Raymond DiNobile, Robert Barbus, Robert Dziwanawski, Jon Decaluwe, Bernard Rubenstein, Richard Jackson. t -5-'ilivf ROW 3: Hughes Arnold, Stanley Holloway, Leroy Bush, Bob Behredt, Mel Guyer, George Hudson, Jack Riza, Larry Gardner. x fi Q.: ns aP Homeroom 311 ROW 1 Mary Green, Carol Ebstein, Veronica Cerny, Miss Frances Shellington tTeacherJ Jackson Ross KH R Repj Mary Baker Eva Cerny, Fama Carter ROW 2 Peter Venettis, Elp1d1oDosado Ed Maples, Bea trice Mirowslu James Kaskas,R1ck Thomson Charles Fields ROW 3 Melvyn Schoen, Peter Colota, Ernest Isaasa, Jerome Cusenza, Ronald MacKenzie, LewHryhorczuk, Joe Nemeth Leonard Kessler, Jim Holbrook Nolan Shaw Albert Sahakian, Marshall Strome Homeroom 325 ROW 1: Sonia Baur, Judy Essaides, Arlene Toth, Mr. Henry McMullan CTeacherJ, Elaine GrossoCH.R.Rep.1, Maureen Jordan, Evelyn Crenshaw, Joan Kuehn. ROW 2: Homer Pinkley, Theodore Jackson, Edward Smith, Earl Smith, Norman Riokin, Bruce Schmidt, Richard Nixon, Turner Fair. ROW 3: Harriett Jackson, Ronald McMenamin, Chuck Meisel, Evert Makinen, Jack DaRippur, Chuck Cohn, Larry Peters, Edyth Cooper. 108 - Homeroom 309 ROW 1: Martin Spielhaupter, Vito Gioia, Cheyney Thompson, Carl Madion CH.R. Rep.J, Mrs. Ruth Cogger tTeacherD, Sam Tyson, James Tolbert, Sam Cipriano, ROW 2: Peter Kausteklis, Douglas Jackson, Dick Ryck- aert, Gerald Gill, Eugene J. Kreda, Marvin Whipple, Daniel Demchuk, Herbert GuBois. ROW 3: Spark Gup, James Boeberitz, Joseph Gammic- chia, Stewart Dibley, Orville Peurala, Walter Jones, Fred Kuspa. I Homeroom 313 ROW 1: Aggie Bosak, Cynthia Tseng, Lillian Crafton, Gwen McFerran CH.R. Rep.D, Mr. C. W. Rice CTeacherJ, Weston Diggs, Shirley Pace, Erkie Peterson, Edith McKinley. ROW 2: Leroy Palmer, John Wise, Meryl Richelew, Dave Hovinen, Otis Wilder, Andrew Jackson, Harry Chambers, Robert Eizen. ROW 3: Claude Barber, Steve Piejak, Willie Edwards, David DeFoe, Charles Fletcher, John Malafouris, Moustafa Odeh. Homeroom 231 ROW 1: Carolyn Dial, Pat Burcar, Katherine Bacharis, George Kalidonis fH.R. Rep.J, Stella Macres, Helen Howell, Ann Olson. ROW 2: James Palmer, Fred Ferri, Audrian Rodgers, Joe Haddad, Rudy Bickel, Melvin Herman, Gerald Trager. ROW 3: Marvin Benn, Bill Waskelis, Jerry Nylund, Bob Fedchenko, Charles J. Hickman, William Ted Brewus, Harold Kohen. Homeroom 329 ROW 1: James L. Dyar, Jerry Nessel, Linda Reitz, Miss A. Petrucco CTeacherD, James Lee fH.R. Rep.J, Delores Taylor, Donald Hong. ROW 2: Casey Majeski, Edward Richburg, Henry Maicki, Elvie Moore, Jerry Shideler, Gregory Kleedtke, Louis Abells. ROW 3: Warren Ament, Wally Palutke, S. Milton Jones, Marcus Starr, Ted Andricopoulos, Bob Johmson, Charles Chambers. Homeroom 333 ROW 1: - .ary De Grow, Thomas Keekman, Ronald Lipka, Eugene Molinaro fH.R. Rep.J, Mr. John W. Donnell fTeacherJ, Joe Manierski, Victor Mayer. ROW 2: Gerald Divozzo, Edward Berman, John P. Ber- geron, Michale Lavan, Douglas Dixon, Bob Barfknecht, John Menlen. ROW 3: Herbert Klueger, James Flynn, Robert Maye, Raymond Lamont, John Wasner, Eric Bogren, Douglas Frame. ROW 4: Melvin Metzler, Arthur Wesa, James McMinn, Barry Lewis, Martin G. Mendelson, Edmond Van E1- slander. Homeroom 341 ROW 1: Guerino R. Dimuzio, Horace L. Upshaw Jr., Harry W. Farrell, Ronald Thomas Bezezinski fH.R. Rep.J, Mr. J. Woodward fTeacherJ, Otis EarlRobinson, George Porzondek, John Donofrio. ROW 2: Marshall Everett Motle Jr. Frank Charles Y , Vanderhaegen, Paul Jurewich, Jerome Smith, Paul Porter, Ricardo Cullens, Martin Baum, Tom Ruggles. ROW 3: Stanley J. Hyman II, David Stewart, Richard O'Keefe, Don Witt, Bob Wegienek, Louis Paull, Mclver Richardson. -109- 1 ..1xla2v Ps , e.ai. Il. it is Homeroom 347 ROW 1: Hugo Listh, Lionel Doyle, Edward Cyncewica, John Jump, Mr. W. E. Zerber tTeacherl, Jack Ud- brodrock fH.R. Rep.J, Leo Bernard, Warren Moore. ROW 2: Stanley King, Robert Borst, James Gould, Bruce Wallace, Marshall Gordon, Donald Colling, John Van Derziel, Larry Smith, Lee Martin, Wayne Kroepel. ROW 3: Don Burke, James Roach, James Beasley, Or- ville Shraw, Dennis Dlugogz, Carter Jones, Tom Ma- kowski, Philip Pukas. fs Homeroom 346 ROW 1: Ray Turczyliski, Robert Townsend, Al Mazzei, Louis Lowran, Mr. T. W. Sulisz, Pat Hoban, Rober Bertoia, James R. Stivenson, Robert Szefi. ROW 2: Ronald Craig, Glenn Gibson, Bob Hunter, Curtis Elkins, Russell Wee, Paul Hartwigsen, Robert Brown, Otto Weyer Beaver, Jerry Stewart, Tom Oksentowicz. ROW 3: Ken Van Hoelst, Norman Tarris, Norman Ci- cone, Mike Groch, Fred Hepting, Edward Eckert, Carl f 1 Homeroom 350 ROW 1: Ronald Ford, Dan Hubbard, Jim Dombrowski, Mr. Russell J. Swartz CTeacherJ, Robert Harden, Ar- thur Cuny, Gary Bacigal, Tom Armstrong. ROW 2: Ronald Graffa, Ronald Taylor, A1 Cole, Roland Hardy, Pete Giannangeli, Bobbie Estes, Otis Harris, Howard Freeman. ROW 3: Ronald Haase, Mike Dubrivsmy, John Fabinski, Steve Maron, Eugene Eovaldi, Victor Langford. 110 - Hietikko, Tom Sewell, James Scott. Homeroom 349 ROW 1: Bill Lewis, Bennie Russell, Charles Farns- worth, S. Boglarsky, Bob Mainhardt, Richard Gaedock, Ronald Hartson, Mr. Charles Adams fTeacherJ, Mike Lyristes. ROW 2: Hugh McClenic, Cecil Queen, Charles Griswold, Don Gladyz, Milt. Wilcox, Allan Marks, Edward Klock, David Venn, Don Porter, Ross Reckinger. ROW 3: George Pariseau, Bil Butts, Gene Wayne,Donald Yochin, Jim Neisch, Jerome Lica, Paul Mathis, David Robinson. ,JL ft ff f-1 i'if 'f' l! Igt Tai an Q 1-5 'Y Homeroom 352 ROW 1: Dennis Miller, Charles Wolin, Ronald Toot, Mr. William Koloif fTeacherJ, Ronny Wall, James Smith, William Rinker. ROW 2: Jack Skinner, James Slade, David Squire, Charles Welch, Russ Schaldenbrand, Richard McMasters, Ray Weaver. ROW 3: Jake Edward, James Paisley, Anthony Williams, Ronald Zalewski, Robert Rogers, Steve Jordan. Homeroom 403 ROW 1: Larry Bethune, Larry Ryckaert, John Trudell, Bill Ruthenberg, Ron Lepri, Ed Schnoes, Allan Campbell. Bill Ruthenberg, Ron Lepri, Ed Schnoes, Allan Campbell, Clair Davis, Mr. Monticelli fTeacher, absentj. ROW 2: Ray Skuarce, Pat Pruchnik, Ray Taylor, Lloyd Evans,,Al Vokes, Henry Sommerstorfer, Morry Wiess, Karl Schipper. ROW 3: Tom Torzewski, Rowland Wm VanFleet, Jimmy Stevens, D. H. Tiny Courtley, George Cutting, Gary Sims, Chuck Loomis, Gerald Waroway. Homeroom 401 ROW l: Francisco Galvez, Joyce Stallworth, Barbara Mac- Dougall, Geraldine May, Mrs. Dorothy Browne CTeacherJ, Sarah Jenkins, Sharon Switzky, Phyllis Fostor, Lillis Wheelock. ROW 2: Mary McConkey, Marion Roglin, JoAnn West, Betty Kimble, Rosemary Wells, Rosanne E. Brown,Riga Grego, Sharon Jarman, Barbara Palwtis. ROW 3: Elizabeth Blessett, Mignon Scruggs, Sylvia Jackson, Gloria Murphy, Mary Styles, Margaret Ingram, Willie Jean Dunigan, Lee Grey, Madeleine Wyche, Joyce Ferry. Homeroom 405 ROW 1: Edward Romaniuk, Fred Goerke, Richard Trep- czynski, George McEwan, Mr. J. Segal fTeacherJ, Selma Sawaya, Thomas N. Perry, John P. Vasilco, Kenneth Balkeom, Jack Garbooshian. ROW 2: John Sobodash, Mike Felosak, Tim Jordan, Micheal Miller, James Willoughby, Gasper Taormina, Bill Kendall, Eddie Walker, Henry Silver. ROW 32 Malcolm MacLennan, Richard Allman, John Fox, Gerald Sweetland, Don Coleman, Alfred Webster, Heilbron Love, Walty Slomkowski. Missing from picture: Frank Martilotti CH.R. Rep.l. - 111 Homeroom 409 ROW 1: Leona Qualls, Delores Knight, Adrienne Joyal, Velva Burson, Mrs. Mary Miller, Dot Tate, Arzena Cooper, Nancy Markham, Leanna Young, Vivian Seroman. ROW 2: Thelma Caffey, Diane Rulik, Janis Marchand, Dorothy Jemison, Mary Faust, Brazie Stewart, Harriet Weiss, Janice Bradshaw. ROW 3: Harriet Tidwell, Donna Snead, Constance Yvonne Haliburton, Barbara J. Dunlap, Barbara J. Duncan, Varee Janet Rhode, Sylvene Jackson, Judy Nite. Homeroom 413 ROW 1: Clara Marlar, Yvonne Mitchell, Corell Jones,Diane Gehrke, Barbara A. Fuller QH.R. Rep.J,HazelM. Jackson, Minnie Wylie, Ester Anthony. ROW 2: Marva Young, Barbara Winfree, Anna Cocalis, Shir- ley McElmurry, Dorothy Sanford, Arielle Williams, Janet Eisenmann, Mary Lu Denhardt, Gloria Doughty, Monahana Millimac, Beverly Bunn. ROW 3: Barbara Whitaker, Patsy Asbell, Elizabeth Twigg, Jennean Rebeschini, Shirley Jean Wheeler, Marilyn Mon- roe, Astibeulah Homeson, Carol Stringfield. 112 - Homeroom 407 ROW 1: Kathy King, Portia Hall, Amy Davis, Kay Furr, Sylvia Kinney, Joan Gubbins, Charotte De Chene. ROW 2: Mary Emerson, Gloria Humphrey, Delphine Grebe, Janet Fickes, Marsha Hellum, Gwendolyn Glenn. ROW 3: Deloris Johnson, Barbara Jones,Janet Hardie,Sha- ron Hutchinson, Daisy Mae Abner. Homeroom 411 ROW 1: Laura McCracken,BedaneEnten,Patricia Pietrow- ski, Betty Mitchell CH.R. Rep.J, Miss Lillian Schlein CTeacherJ, Barbara Rudo, Lee Helbrecht, Nola Nolff. ROW 2: Karen Clark, Beverly Estell, Lorraine Holloway, Sharon Ferguson, Mickey Smielewski, Yvonne Simmons, Marian Jones. ROW 3: Mary Creech, Bessie Thomas, RoseMarie Hell- gren, Patricia Sikora, Ruth Smith, Mattie Whitaker, Joan Dallman, Claubette Hichman. ROW 4: Selma Bradley, Marjorie Shephard, Lue Autry Hall, Peggy Ray, Diana Heaphy, Beverly Bell, Joyce Kennedy. g za Q: 4 4 +2 , Homeroom 425 ROW 1: Shirley Patton, Katharina Smutho, Thomas Little CH.R. Rep.l, Mr. Theodore Holmberg CTeacherD, Patty Ganley, Jacqueline Bryant, Sylvia Kosciolek. ROW 22 Annina Vulpetti, Donald Franks, James Laho,Den- nis J. Casey, Edward Matta, Bob Norton, Lula Davis. ROW 3: Steve Heisler, George Fink, Gregory Schwartz, William Evans, Paul Pristas. ROW 4: Fred Waller, Michael Medwed, Richard Baylerian, Charles E. Jackson. Homeroom 431 tOW 1: Joel Yeller, Robert Rockaway, Harold Sorensen, Thomas Pouch, Hal Wynn, Thomas Nugent, Wayne Hello- nen. 'QOW 2: Bob Girard, Richard Schmidt, Bill Rouse, Frank Pinkewski, Stan Schwartz, Fres Niedballa, Joe Vinic. - 113 - gf , . 14 5 , Homeroom 421 Raczkowski, Arnold Hamilton, Don Montgomery. Dieter Loge, Reg Dyska. Homeroom 429 ROW 1: Ernestine Sherman, Sandra Washington, Betty Jean Ray, Arthur Pappas, Mr. G. J. Salton, Geraldine Phillips, Beverly Singleton, Irene Mehelas. ROW 2: Harold Brazil, Herbert Bell, Linda Marossy, Phyl- 5 lis Funk, Bernadine Williams, Ruby King, Marlene Smith, Carolyn Elto, John Mims, George Gholdoian. ROW 3: Bob Davis, Allan Lively, James Tabron, George Corte, Jon Howington, Carmen Paolucci, Robert Cermak, William A. Clarke. ei Quia A Lf ROW 1: Quon Lim, Anthony Stremiecki, Ronald Alasin,Dan Zink fH.R. Rep.l, Mr. Wilmer V. Laginess fTeacherl Bruno Baratto, Arthur A. Porvaznik, E. L. McHarris ROW 2: Robert Rokicki, Richard Sedlock, George Truscott Claude Beagan, Charles Authler, Carl Turnquist, Don ROW 3: Michael St. Clair, Glenn Worley, John Szykula, Dale Adams, Cool Ruhl, Elmer Welics, Benson Stein Homeroom 441 ROW 1: Clair Caliman, Ronald Dunlap, Robert Harper, Vincent Adragna CH.R. Rep.J, Mr. Joseph Zukowski QTeacherJ, Larry Black, Ronald Reauely, William Harri- son. ROW 2: George Kuhar, Joe DiGiovanni, Gary Oatsuall, Ronald Kuzara, Anderson Dixon, Ronald Wilkinson, Russell Baker, Joe Furgo, John Zajac, Edward Cieslinski. ROW 3: Dennis Nehechek, Alex Goltz, Walter Catteeuw, Lukas Thie, Reginald Ivey, Donald Ringel, Milton Henry III, Frank Alessi. x...f-' Homeroom 450 ROW l: Edward Reading, Jim Westbrook, Mrs. Gladys Petersen CTeacherJ, Larry Boczar CH.R. Rep.J, Frank Pierron, Pierre Crete. ROW 2: Nephi DeMercurio, Rudy Mayer, Ronald Lowy, A David Klimaszewski, Larry McBride, Granville Nixon, Robert Rodgers. ROW 3: Walter Brown, James Ireland, Albinas Bliudzius, Bob Higel, John Zimmerman. 114 - 3 beg fl -Q :Ig uni '. 1 n l Homeroom 433 ROW 1: William Mobley, Michael Gamble, Ronald Riggs, Mr. R. J. Hocking CTeacherJ, Mouner Kasem, David Nel- son, Danny Watkins, Franklin N. Stein. ROW 2: J. Cohn, Tony Curtiss, Mitchell L. Wolok, Ronald Taple, Martin Edelheit, Jimmie Peck, Ronald T. Dakes. ROW 3: Joe Oldani, R. Stevenson, Bobo Olson, Leslie Man- ning, Richard Hanks, John Kerutis. ' ROW 4: Eugene Chmielewski,Dick Behnke, William Parlowf Homeroom 449 ROW 1: George Machnikowski, Homer Davis, Edwar Thomas, Mr. Clarence Knuth fTeacherJ, John Griffit CH. R. Rep.J, Thomas Jessop,Ronny Simpson, Joe Syrkow ski. ROW 2: Bob Wright, George Hill, Ronald Tidwell, Donala Young, Harry C. Raptoplous, Richard Pruss,Arthur Lacy Tom Kashawlic. ROW 3: Jack Schreiman, Tony Laudazio, Ronald Prussl Joseph Guglielmo, Kinnith Curry, Clarence Latta, Rober Brown, Joe Rosochacki. ROW 4: Charles Petric, John Jachimowicz, William Gray ham, John Mrak, Jim Kelly, Stuart Fishman, John Mauk wwf: ! 1 X fx. 1 , 1 ,- .1 X4 J .ass 'T Homeroom 454 ROW 1: Dimitrinka Doikoff, PatriciaReed,Barbara Vinson, Marion Dunawag fH.R. Rep.D, Miss Fischer CTeacherJ, Homeroom 452 ROW 1: Lotus Knight, Shirley Gates, Joan Turchan, Theresa Cizewski, Mrs. Wrobel fTeacherD, Rose Angelovich, Daniel Warner, Joyce Saunders. ROW 2: Lucy Saunders, Margaret Weir, Lorraine Rychlic- zek, Sharon Scanlan, Bea Saunders, Marlenn Fairabend, Lori Berringer, Betty L. Gamble, Muriel Smith. ROW 3: Mariann Markley, Sandy Vewman, Carol Courtney, Shirley Nutter, Rozan Postell, Rubyl Valentine, Juanita Beack, Georgia Buckner, Jean Askew. Laura Hardy, Sandra Richardson, Loretta Ware. ROW 2: Elizabeth Harris, Rosalie Derderian, Mary Marti- lotti, Inez Mallette, Helen Hanson, Rose Koosis, Bev Groves, Peggy Eubanks, Charlene Hackel. ROW 3: Shirley Talley, Rose M. Rimson, Barbara Steele, Annie White, Jeanette Bowman, Thelma M01'I'i5, G10I'iPl Clayton, Karrold Whitnel. ROW 4: Roberta Glock, Erma Harris, Barbara Thompson, Joan Jarvela, Betty Perry. Homeroom 505 ROW 1: Darrel Diseker, Dick Deatherage, James Hawk, Ted Weiswasser CH.R. Rep.J, Miss Geraldine Dolan CTea- cherl, Delorce Andrews, Lute Evans, Brooks Dunbar, Howard Lawrence. ROW 2: John Brough, Arnold Gine, James Gagarin, Sam Founteas, Edward Tuski, Micheal Drissman, Jim Gahrs, Bill Bateman, David Shea. ROW 3: Paul Blevins, Casimer Klapec, Jim Teenor, Willian Wells, George Hills, Don DeBeauclair, Jerry Malinasky, Bob Zukaoky, Dennis Ray Jacobs, Richard Kennedy. Homeroom 503 ROW 1: Minnie Pearl Ward, Elsie Hanson, Margaret Wiest, Barbara Dana, Theresa Pizzimenti, Thelma O'Neal, Dor- othy Norman. ROW 2: Donna Hekr, Cathy Kulek, Carol Jordan, Arnita McCullough, Katherine Supon, Barbara Emmi, Nora Hayes, Blodwyn Hopkins. ROW 3: Janet Barnes, Beulah Clements,Ann Barzler, Eu- nice Uewis, Joyce Cooper, Adele Chojnacki, Phyliss Liebenthal, Joan Spencer, Diane Nessel. Homeroom 509 ROW 1: Barbara Stallwood, Glenda Wheelec, Betty Harp, Deloris Tillman, Joanne Golembieski CH.R. Rep.J, Char- lotte Kincade, Judy Clark, Shirley Moore, Rosemarie Madarasz. ROW 2: Rosalie Ygay, JoAnn Pinson, Mercedes Anderson, Barbara Leeder, Virginia Rebello, Velma Johnson, La- Varre Weaver. - ROW 3: Nancy Joan McPhail, Grace Maloney, Pat Henson, Leola Tiller, Waweice Gordon, Phyllis Tompkins. Homeroom 513 ROW 1: Joan Grzech, Billie Carter, Louise Willis, Barbara Kenon fH.R. Rep.J, Mrs. Mildred Walls fTeacherJ, Cecelia Yantus, Ann Burns, Robbie Jemison, Hazel Wade. ROW 2: Deanna Prosezek, Loretta King, Babette Gass, Al- meta Mclntosh, Virginia McLauren, Barbara Williams, Kathaleen Stipter, Sheila Zisman. ROW 3: Gayle Ison, Joan Elliston, Jean Gray, Barbara Davis, Ruby Simms, Arthelia Fillmore, Sophie Domski, Ceola Gloster, Rosemary Sapp, Lillian Quick. -116- Homeroom 507 ROW 1: Leon Prince, Jerome Adams, Anthony Paraskevas, Bruce Mac Queen, Tom LeBar, Gail Stapleton, Fred Larente, James McGinnis, Bill Foreman, Dave Duncan. ROW 2: Gary Lindenbaum, Tom Obidzinski,Donald Stadler, Bob Sekula, Ralph Gammom, Norman Muncie, Ron Ivey, Ron Laughter, Richard Civic, James Scales. ROW 3: Harold Johnson, Martin Petrill, Gene Keene, Nick J. Tavouzaris, George Sullivan, Bruce Carr, Harold MacPhee, Ron Woodman, John McNamara. Homeroom 511 ROW 1: Catherine Wilson, Arleenlilspy, Carol Hall, Kathryn Bibik, Miss Leona Westerlund fTeacherJ, Lillian Pal- mieri, Betty Mullins, Helen Nielsen. ROW 2: Barbara Scott, Artist Tomlinson, Karen Stecher, Victoria Buffington, Betty Udebrock, Blondell Doughty, Doris Barrett, June Davis. ROW 3: Mary Harris, Ann Hilley, Susan Styrlander, Louise Crawford, Ruby Frazier, Rita Howell, Arverdellara Selly. .Q l K , tl ,ee .fi gn ffl 1 QISHJ - 1 - ff-fl Mig Homeroom 529 ROW 1: Mildred Coleman, Pat Dailey, Diane Vecellio, John McConnell fH.R. Rep.J, Mr. Howard Gaylord fTe-acherj, Vesta Svenson, Elise DeFazio, Marie Delich. ROW 2: James Wilfong, Nap Chasnon, Jerry Blazofsky, Mary McAdoo, Richard Krzeczkowski, George Glatter, Norman Shiffman. ROW 3: Melvin Gilmore, Richard Czerninski, David San- ford, George Gallenberger, Jerry Calso, LeDan Mitchell, Buddy Fisher. ROW 4: Stewart Koral, William Pierce, Frank Smith, Ronnie Pitts, Sam Didia. Homeroom 533 ROW l: Eva Baumanis, Sherrill Marblestone, Virginia Blair, Mr. Arthur Obel CTeacherl, Joy Newell tH.R. Rep.J, Joanne Drovedahl, Patty Luszki. ROW 2: Elaine Wagner, Shirley Perakski, Helen Dove, Cled- rick Jones, Ruth Johnson, Joann Somero. ROW 3: Hugh Fowler, Roy Isaac, Bob Morse,Henry Gordon, Robert Williams, William Watkins, Jack Bordnick. ROW 4: William Banks, James Karo, William Wathen, Ken- neth Geiger, Joseph Wills, Robert Tilicky, Bill Dailey, Joel M. Cohen. -117- Homeroom 525 ROW 1: Alexandra Twaskowski, Inthea Lacy, Carole Hrd- licka, Mr. W. Ray Norsworthy fTeacherl, John Warner fH.R. Rep.J, Elizabeth Burkett, Kathleen Jernigan, Helen Skolas. ROW 2: Bernard Cutler, John Wallon, Robert Bennett, Curt Washington, Wayne Miller, Alan Charns, Gerald Kibler, Murray Schane, Bill Gambill, Ken Plas. ROW 3: Ken Blazofsky, Joseph Brody, Lew Lorkowski, Terry Daniels, Gary White, Lanore Caldwell, William Gyorfy, Neal Ardahl. l 1. -, N fi g ,f fx I au: C : -L rf- al, K p s, if 1 X W S x Lk, Homeroom 531 ROW 1: Alice Campbell, Lois Crawford, Thelma Gilland, Beata Jorgenson CH.R. Rep.l, Miss Mary Comer CTeacherl, Lillian Tokarlik, Peggy Gillespie, Tam Koby. ROW 2: Andy Andrews, Thomas Watson, Danice Chisholm, Laura Seroka, Brenda Simmons, Beth Sneddon, Henrietta Moore, Wesley Kar, Dallas Denery. ROW 4: Gerald Garner, Frederick Denchuk, Douglas Strong, Jim Williams, Arnold Ager, Chuck Gersten, Percy Gamlin. Q f 2vwd Homeroom 544 ROW 1: Thomas Stone, Paul Ultich, Paul Ritzman, Leon Bess, Al Karibian, Joe Cordelius, Art Rhodes, Tony Yee, Ted Thompson, Don Pentecost. ROW 2: Walter Witz, Donald Rouse,Henry Herman,Emmett Chambers, William Wopinsky, Bruno Leszczynski,Donald Natzel, Gordon Ellison, Gerald LaForest. ROW 3: William Norwood, Edward Cheatham, Bob Dunbar, Robert Ajax, James Campagna, Lanny Jeffers, Richard Dombrowski, Marshall Kramer, Victor Cook, John Martin. ROW 4: Bob Thomas, Robert Wilson, Douglas Brunell, Charles Zahm, Valdimer Ponican, Fred King, Walter Pelto. Homeroom 541 ROW 1: Robert Supin, Joel Ford, Richard Vartabedian, Mr. L. J. Keefer CTeacherJ, Joe Madden fH.R. Rep.l, Sheldon Goldberg, Charles Rassey, Don Yee. ROW 2: Mario Maraldo, Gary Hodgson, Walt Gomulinski, Waddell Page, Richard Readus, Don Champion, Tony Pascaretti, Ed Sidorski. ROW 3: John Maiorana, Calvin Goslow, Donald Webler, Larue Lomatch, Charles Banks, Charles Oglesby, Al Friedman. ROW 4: Charles Brown, Dick Evans, Ronnie Kosloff, Milan Obradovich, Baron Herman, Robert Gross. N Homeroom 546 ROW 1: Leah Sheawitz, Marian Johnson, Rosalie Sheawitz, Marcia Colley, Christine Colditz CH.R. Rep.J, Arlene Engel, June Parker, Joanny Ritter. ROW 2: Patricia Brown, Sue-Ann Preston, Margaret Schmeisser, Alyce Ott, GerryDogonski, Elaine Lawrence, Vici Funk, Betty Chilles fabsentl. ROW 3: Garvin Stone, Robert Ridley, Bertha Mae Fuller. ...- 1,1 8 - Homeroom 454 ROW 1: Arthur Mack, Richard Gordon, George Carter, James Walker, Mrs. F. Hamburger fTeacherJ, Gerald Wise, Allan Rodd, Richard Rudnicki. ROW 2: Wm. McAdoo, Ronald Delaney, Curtis Bishop, Don Ellis, Tom Siecinski, Tom Stage, David Hirst, Darryl Griebe. Homeroom 552 ROW 1: Wang H. Yee, Bennie Clark, Philomena Gehringer, Dan Karstofsky fH.R. Rep.J, Jerome Chibowski, Roy Lehue, Hon Brods. ROW 2: Louis Ajlouny, Charles H. Tate, Al Zammit, David Wengrow, Frank Jung, Larry McClatcher, Myron Leash. ROW 32 William Pash, Joe Scott, Chester Pelton, Fred Kalita, William Skoures, George Hay, Chester Ostrowski, Karlton Kaler. ROW 4: Clarence Fisher, Joseph Wasielewski, Don Mc- Guire, Ken Duzenbury, Charles Schwab, Don Gassman. , OCQ 5 ,Q 4 X 1 Q '37- 'ir' lt? Homeroom 601 ROW 1: Arnold Dick, Tom Duncan, Alex D'Alessanda, Ron Block, John Makowski fRep.J, Mr. A. BraccianiQTeacherl, ' Peter Kraydich, John Leckman, Leonard Dutko, Raymond Chwastek. Row 2: Gregory Moulins, Dennis Papler, Gerald Hoeft, Paul Hendrickson, George Van Lowe, Ronald Mertens, 1 Ed Albright, Chuck Poupard, Harvey Ettinger. ROW 3: David Divozzo, Ronald Ali Cesare, Brian Murry, ' Robert Kuretsky, Bob Worrall, Don Conners, BillCrooks, Tommy Chapman. ,S xg Homeroom 550 ROW 1: Taminie Gattos, Edna Bradford, Carrie McClenic, Barbara Jones fH.R. Rep.l, Mrs. E. Takken CTeacherl, Marilyn McTyre, Sharon Tntema, Ramona Ramirez, ROW 2: Charlene Walker, Patricia DuBose, Beverly Emer- son, Karen Sjostand, Verdious Cherry, Mary Snumake, Jeannette Gough, Anita Turcott. ROW 3: Donna Hritz, Sophie George, Ada Toliver, Maxine Bembrey, Darlene Arsenault, Connie Kelly, Betty Jane Smith, Evelyn Zwicker. ROW 4: Sally Smith, Marlene Manchester, Kelieda Benson, Margie Perry, Ruth Brooks. 5 E it ? 5 5 J , , 2 G, r . 5 A Q 4 1 sac 1 fl ' A ,. x ' . ,-r Ac. ' ' . 3 A - .V ,, 'tk , K, in 'Q ' 1 1:1 i f 1 gr r v xg 1 f . , Ll. , Homeroom 544 ROW 1: Steve Hipsky, James Alexander, John Hawman, Richard Kepcha, Mr. J. Wenzel fTeacherJ, Thomas Bracey, William Hamby, Ralph Hendrie. ROW 2: Walter Wrobel, Manuel Reguero, Nick Storto, John Olchowki, Bob Hewson, Ronald Kincaid, Robert Allen Benson, Richard Genik, Richard Sloninski. ROW 3: Howard Prosky, Coy Tester, Robert Jones, Bob Segesta, John Klarich, Gary Vollmer, Samuel Hochbert. Homeroom 603 ROW 1: Sandra Jones, Christine Krusoft, Diane Warren, Loretta Hutchinson, Bonnie Scivally, Andrea Samagochian, Joan Scavarda. ROW 2: John Moore, Bennie Wallace, Robert Smith, John Lewis, Mr. Donald Brackett fTeacherD. ROW 32 John Patrick, Bill Bath, Gregory Goidich, Shelby McPherson, Gerald Malstrom. Homeroom 611 ROW 1: Ann Terzian, Betty Recefer, Janet Davis, Barbara Lester CH.R. Rep.J, Mrs. Katharine Walker fTeacherJ, Jane Warga, Annie Little, Virginia Hampton. ROW 2: Sandra Forletta, Nancy Erickson, Mary Ann Zajac, Mary Cavas, Margaret Laho, Dannie Cottrell, Janet How- ard. ROW 3: Joyce Tarpinian,Joann Scheideman, Ora Lee Harge, Stephanie Wasielewski, Mary Jean Reese, Peggy Arm- strong, Marcella Turner. fs.: Homeroom 616 ROW 1: Anna Simoni, Henrietta Autore, Peggy Hamric, Dave Gordon, Mr. L. Czajczynski CTeacherJ, Gayle Radke, Sandra Rice, Arlene Danko. ROW 2: Mary Lou Martin, Judy Reese, Pat Mueller, Faye Parker, Rose Alex, Nancy Nemecheck, Linda Brosius, Budget Sielaff. ROW 3: David Davenport, Fred Fishman, Robert Glowacki, Thomas Perry, Norman Di Bledsoe, Charles Trewern, Jack Summers, Dennis Dworin. Homeroom 618 JW 1: Nancy Wadge, Juanita Slerrill, Martha Fultz, Mar- tha Tansil, Della Isom CH.R. Rep.J, Miss Leora Oliver fTeacher1, Shirley Wright, Lucille Cannon, Edith Artt, Mary Sharpe. DW 2: Annie Mason, Rose Risinger, Deanne Dykhoff, Al- gerta Willians, Dianne Elkins, Barbara Grajek, Patti ork, Sharon Bartels, Marie Hull. JW 3: Joyce Murray, Mamie Townsend, Betty Good,Caro- lyn Ball, Ida Thomas, Odessa Elliott, Janice Miller, Juanita Brown. 5, -H y Homeroom 614 ROW 1: Eugene Oleksak, Bob Miller, Luke Deman, Law- rence M. Kuzmich, Mr. Otto Sa1ch0wfTeacher1, Sam Veillette CH. R. Rep.1, Joe N. Phillips, Edward Brooks, Tom Witecki. ROW 2: Eugene Nabat, Malcolm Harris, Richard Andrews, Ron Werchel, Alan Herskovitz, Myles Bennett, Calvin Sailor. ROW 3: Howard Moss, William Liddy, Marconi Wright, Kerry Kilpatrick, Arthur Willie Milliner. Homeroom 617 ROW 1: Raymond Monteleone, Franck Kushner, Hanny Kalayjian, Ronald IQapec, Mr. R. E. Giebel fTeacher1, Dayton Dailey, Robert Richards, Walter Wirz, Henry Dewey, William Hintz. ROW 2: Mitch Kaifman, Ed Bardeleren, Joseph Beauvais, Homer Bowles, Kenneth Johnson, James Murriel, Donald Frazier, James Layle, John Pointer. ROW 3: George Shammas, Bob Hargrove, Warren Bacci, Gordon Sommer, Ronald Bambas, Paul Pingwitz, Roy McLaughlin, Thomas Leen, Robert Conn. ROW 4: Charles Piotrowski, Ralph Knox, Finley Jackson, Michael Rice, Kermit Simcox,David Carlson, Tom Austin, Gaty Webeck. T' Homeroom 621 ROW 1: Alvin Colida, Tony De Pasqual, Norman Miller, Robert Houston, Mr. Carl Knauss, Joy OiBrich, Art DeMar, Thomas Pavliscak, Ken Pashigian. ROW 2: Robert Kunz, Jerry Radloff, Robert Jennings, Hugh McAulay, James Maurer, George Peters, Edward Sheahan, Gerald Cieszynski, Joel Willens. ROW 3: Ronald Rowe, Fred Hummer, Refat Ibrahim, David Robinson, Ed Perkins, Kenneth Gould, Larry Globke, Ernie Trepton, Tony Verduce. Homeroom 623 ROW 1: Helen Johnson, Ludmila Kazaniwski, Julie Hisko, Mr. R. K. Schuholz CTeacherJ, Sheila Evans fH.R. Rep.J, Nancy Northam, Judy Porter. ROW 2: Joan Starr, Ron Vranesh, Melvin Slizak, Pat Phin- ney, Donald Sewell, Stanford Grossman, Elaine Shapiro. ROW 3: Larry Speckman, Jim Fischer, David Penn, Hylan Booker, Wayne Trevena, George Pentecost. 122 - Homeroom 620 ROW 1: Gene Juntunen, Michael Wagner, Harry Zavsca, Don Elland, Roger Elrod, Patrick McFarland, John Jones, Lawrence Vito, Larry Dambrose. ROW 2: Louis Konopko, John Pryor, Eddie Baergen, Bill Elliott, Thomas Huggins, Jim Treloar, Franklyn Hill, Robert Hamblin, Bill Rickerman. ROW 3: Fred Rousseau, Harry DeKoning, Don Silvester, Henry Moore, Wayne Benson, Ed. Krieg, George Kline, Lester Heidmous. 6 L S f tx g Z fx seq, iq I Homeroom 622 ROW 1: Pearl Low, Kay Olftzer, Cherle Howard, Mr. Leo- nard Johnson lTeacherJ, Marilyn Rosenthal, Diane Kri- vaner, Gail Owens, Joyce Tchoukaleff. ROW 2: Haskel Sparkman, Richard Hosking, John Mauldin, Carol Donakowski, Donna Sewiel, Robert Nowicki, Donald Geisz, Herman Weems. ROW 3: Calvin Hierikko, Bill Yost, Sam Bono, Herman Tucker, David A. Jones, Bobo Riddell, Anthony Rakauskas, Bob Bereton. -QW' Homeroom 627 ROW 1: sharon Howell, Pat Cousens, Carol Korhonen, Jerry Schneider CH.R. Rep.l, Carole Le Tourneau, Jeanne Jones, Roberta Lyon. ROW 2: Don Beresh, Phil Jackson, Charles Koch, Jim Greer, Robert Platz, Joseph Kopko, Joe Caten, Randy Colden. ROW 3: Douglas Goodell, Gerald Sparbeck, James Wilson. X: . N re 3 I 5 Homeroom 631 ,OW 1: Paul Walmsley, John LePatourel, Sheldon Rami- nick, Donald Schultz, Thomas Calvin, Mr. Robert Martin Cfeacherl, Angelo Spanos, Harold Hendrickson, Colen Morrison, Leroy Johnson, Richard Hargreaves. ,OW 2: Daniel Cushman, Bruce Tayler, Tom McLellan, Julian Radin, Alexander Dick, Bill Atkinson, Bob Kuenne, Wayne Smith, Melvin Malzberg, Vernon Watkins. OW 3: Ray Smith, Richard Rusas, Vito Sanclemente, Gary Jordan, Jack West, Walter Belleville, Ken Brooks, Horace Junior, Bernard Rogers. rm or Homeroom 625 ROW 1: Mike Kraft, Bob Dumas, Joe Kasinec, Jon Haber CH.R. Rep.l, Ralph Bernabei, Tony DeAngelis,ElioZedde. ROW 22 George Giusti, Jack Hughes, Al Avoledo, Mr. H. Siegel fTeacherl, Tom Abbey, Ron Dest, John Leinonen. ROW 32 Gerald Dombrowski, Ian Foster, Earl Harvey. ww Homeroom 629 ROW 1: Robert Gartner, Roger Garbarino, Harvey Wise, Charles Wunderlich QH.R. Rep.l, Mr. H. R. Padelford CTeacherl, Ken Koryla, Ken Gildert, Nick Goerke, Bobby Bookout. ROW 2: Fred Birchard, Art Shaw, Werner Baumgartner, Bearg Arslanian, Edmund Bambas, Ronald Smolen, Gene Verba. ROW 3: Edward Thompson, Richard Cencer, Ellwood Erik- son, Watson Arnold, Joel Sibul, Eugene Von Steeg, Robert Kangas, Robert Sowa. Homeroom 646 ROW lt Carol Vredenberg, Gloria Banyas, Janet Allyn, Mrs. Edith Obel KTeazherJ, Susan Mondelboum, Patricia Hosta, Alezandra Kliman, Donna Barber. ROW 2: Patrick Rafferty, Phyllis Anderson,Nancy Nemeth, Anna Marie Molmar, Ginny Gan, Trudi Fisher, Janice Magee, Arnold Kloian. ROW 3: Eddie Hughes, Karl Froehlick, Phillip Klaus,Daniel Jackson, Nick Nicholos, Phil Jarski. ROW 4: Robert Torick, Allan Zobay, Brian Buckman, Ri- chard Blanken, Homeroom 654 ROW 1: Charles Wyrick, Dale Simon, Robert Shumake, Bill Schwartz, Don Sinta, Hersczhel Tomas,Douglas Woodard, Gordon Small. ROW 2: Michael Terry, Richard Wein, Joe Tumpkin, Leon Payne, Paul Zamierowski, Aaron Stewart, Virgil Stamps, William Robinson, Morton Rosenberg. 124 - 'r ,ilk Homeroom 644 ROW 1: Don Munoz, John Bona, Charles Ralph,Mr.Charles Adams fTeacherJ, Norman Wiatr fH.R. Rep.l, Fred Wohl- fahrt, Lyle Garner, Ted Lanfrankie. ROW 2: Tom Hrynik, John Scheich, Alex Vida, Walter Ahles, Don Hakala, Carl Shember, Michael Rice, Cliff Booker. ROW 3: William Gaines, David Wagner, Lawrence Salo, A1 Dembeck, Al Wargnier, Leroy Settle, Joe Woody. Homeroom 647 ROW 1: Charlotte Boshnakian, Carole Power, Marlene An- dridh, Mr. Jurma fTeacherJ, Roberta Dyer CH.R. Rep.J, Ruth Kuzma, Diane Porter, Carol Lundgren. ROW 2: Phillip Reedus, James McQueen, Joseph Bono, Marjorie Thurman, Waunita Halverson, Willie Bea Joners, James Gill, Herbert Olds, Gary Reavie. ROW 3: Gerald Veda, Wayne Appleton, Robert Sharpe, Ken Holsey. Homeroom 658 ROW 12 Cecilia Rosneck, Donna Looma, Earl Bonuam fH.R. Rep.J, Mrs. Bernadine Sether fTeacherJ, Jeanne Foster, Gerri Koperwas, Jeanne Chung. ROW 2: June Rose Nina Rollins Susan Feuer Suzanne Wha- len, Barbara Cleary, .Tune Reed, Beverly Ifrysick, Merna Wiedbusch. ROW 3: Mary Ann Kozar, Freda Lewis, Christine Kosmal- ski, Arlene Serafini, .To Ann Selke, Frances Menk, Phyliss Webb, Susan Wilmot. Homeroom 713 ROW l: George Anderson, Arnold Monorow, Joe Yokum, Lee F. Simms, Frank Cheslak, Charles F. Slaughter. ROW 2: Frank Tenkel Jr., Cliff Allen Jr., Curly Wichar, Fearless Fosdick, Curly Wichar, Comrade Nugent, Robert Walen. ROW 3: Nick the Greek, Charles Martin, Al Capone, Sam the Man, Jim' Kelly. -125' L -u 1. 51' .LC ,Q l Homeroom 821 ROW 1: Rose George, Ruthie Solomon,Vivian Brooks, Mona Farmakis, David Kerkhef, Mrs. Doris Waite fTeacherJ, Marci Hatjoglou, Esther Zajac, Bonnie Sobolak. ROW 2: Ross Sullenberger, Susie Bachman, Mira Nuchims, Carolyn Barnett, Joann Lapp, Diane Bartenbach, Ruth Morgan, Janet Barnes, Edmund Freda. ROW 3: Dan Matakas, Harry Harrington, Doug Pearce, Ed Flourney CClass Sec'yl, Uldis Klavins, Clifford Adams, Phillip Rezanka, Thomas Close. ROW 4: John Collins, Herbert Simon, Craig Hayes, Charles Alexander. 1, xy 5 1 , .gyfwtxi - .Qif , bi '-ns Homeroom 748 ROW 1: Edward Podgorny, James Huffstickler, Ralp Kelchner, Mr. John H. Campbell fTeacherl, Thomz Pavliscak CH,R. Rep.J, Donald Carl Jackson, Don Hurs William D. Braisted. ROW 2: Ed La Duke, Bob Richards, Hank Tritsch, Lou: Lucas, Bob Wobermin, Charles Pardee, Jim La Rondl ROW 3: Ance Phillips, Harold Bates, Wayne Kippola, Wn Korry, Jack Grzena, L. Nersesian. ROW 4: Russell Holmes, John Meilbeck, Don Lipko,Robe1 Lively. Autographs - 1 Performing Arts Curriculum THE RICH FULL LIFE January 7 recalled the plight of Cynthia Fenwick when it seemed that she would not be able to go to the school dance with Ricky Latham because of her chronic illness. Lou, the kind and understanding mother, allowed her to go in spite of the heavy rain that night. Lawrence, Cynthiats father, had been out for the evening and knew nothing of this. When he came home and found out, a big argument arose. Lawrence argued that Cynthia's health was being endangered, Lou defended her action by stating that this was Cynthia's first big date, owing to her fragile constitution. Cynthia came home from the dance withaterrible cough. Dr. Fenwick, Lawrence's brother Fred, and his wife, Carrie were called in, but they were helpless in combating the fatal fever which followed. However, Lou, imitating her daughter over the phone, invited Ricky over, and the sight of him awakened in Cynthia the will to live. We regret that pictures are not available with .Toan Kablak who played the role of the nurse. Sound was handled by Dick Allman. The entire production was directed by Mrs. Bea Copper of the Performing Arts Department. CYNTHIA: Thank you for the flowers, Ricky. Ricky CPatrick Prosserl, Cynthia CSonie Nolffl WRENCE1 What is it, Fred? What'S the matter fwithCynthial? Mother Fenwick fE1aine Kleinl, Fred CChar1es Alexanderl, Carrie CDenice Chisholml, Lou, Lawrence. LAWRENCE: Well, she can have the gayest funeral in town, if that's what you want - Lou Cfoann Selkel, Lawrence fLinco1n Shannonl LOU: Hello, Ricky? This is Cynthia. Fred, Mother Fenwick, Lou, Lawrence, Carrie. -127- , Ad., Aafwi 2 -11 fv' Eclitor's Notes I would not want you to close this edition of our Triangle without giving credit to the many people and companies who have made it pos- sible. The Triangle has been a group project and no one person or company can be singled out for its contributions. Among those of the student body deserving special credit for the time and talent they have contributed are: Ellen Reitz, assistant editor-in-chief, Sylvia Kosciolek, faculty editor, Elaine Grosso, organization editor, .Tack Clark, home- room editorg Shirley Pekarski, business manager, Gwen McFerran, typistg and the art editors: Eleanor Whalbrink, Rose Lee Alex, and Marilyn Rosenthal. Also Norman Waiter, who helped in collecting material for sports and other sections, merits my thanks. Iwould like to express my gratitude to Hans Herda and Ted Weiswasser for the Dedication. I know I speak for the entire staff in thanking our sponsor, Mr. Arthur Obel, for the guidance, direction, and above all, patience, which he gave generously. Ihope that the Triangle has brought back memories of the school year activities and will afford pleasant remembrances in future years. Annina Vulpetti Editor-in-Chief -9, - 128 - 5351. V? W , gjdw Qfffyf N I QW Miiwiifw ifffiig 1,1552 EzQQ Qiiibfgggig-32 NRE?',z1S5 g F5 ,QW M273 7551 Siilxia-Efywffm My is a1EM 'wff2 ff My f Q74 5