Clarenceville High School - Trojan Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1957 volume:

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Roy Carlton Art Dave Hanaford ?coneez Zafctwn 7 195 'L ' ' Ei - x-If Ku n a - ,,,i,.., 1 f 7 'I- fa Q xg fv J gl J We, the Senior class of '57 would like to dedicate our yearbook to those people, the high school faculty, who, through their constant help, effort and interest, have made our years in C. H. S. successful ones. ,-' i 'X X 5 l C2 - 'iw--4.--5 1-an-uui,,...',. 1-ui i- - 9-h iGv0s- QQ La... K Z Zn f f X-as X fx. s.,-fx X F SQ Y-'x X X Xi. ax X N-gg 'YS' .-fi, fl, Av, A 'Z fx., -ya., -'XX-sf, ,Ig-1 Adnfmwmmn 5 4 f -S , Sq XX Z fi gg- x yi! S N xXV g-f-AX. 'f X X N N-fi-+1 N'-:f,g',j I4 7 vi- X N Y V M x Y 1 j ff X X W X X M 1' X I J ' A , -Z Zaoafzd l Members seated left to right: Mr. Elberr Harrom, Trusrceg Mr. Vililliam Lawrason Sccrctaryg Mr. Fred Bailey, Prcsidcmg Mrs. Richard Guilt, Trusrccg Mr, jiimcs Nicholas Treasurcrg Mr. L. E. Schmidt, Supcrimcndcm of Schools. 6 ck! I Kvfyw Ar XJ fy MR MAX MILLERD Af YJ L Przncfpal MR L E SCHMIDT Superintendent 'H'-sf Hin, MR STANLEY IRISH Axfmant Superzntendent A V 115 , 5 1 up-4 Q r ei c .4 . f D U. X x g en - Q A 0 A 'X 'A ,rx A, rnxjkit L , A Q l,. f or VFX me N W R -uv I .-H K . . V I ,ly BARBARA ROBERTS Superintendent: Secretary HELEN WILLIAMS Admznutfatzve Secretary ihfx 'QA 141 RUBY REID Bookkeeper nr--' PATRICIA CUNDIFF Prxnrzpal J Secretary KNO: Pxcturedj SHARLENE CAMPBELL I-Iomemakmg Scxence Bwx ETHEL I-IAMES Llbrary MARILYN ANDERSON Speech Enghsh 4556 M MARION BLAKESLEE jumor Hngh Mathexnancs ,J Z M K' H 'Y GALATI SONDRA Englnsh Englxsh GALATI BILLY DEETER Art Coordmator FRANK HARDING Marhemauc 0M NOT SHIRLEY RICHARD HIXSON PICTURED GALLAGHER Socxal Srudxes Home Economxcs NICK IANNI Socxal Studxes IW 1 I-EI-AND KEMPF WARREN LACLAIR BS AIS Physxcal Educatxon Industrial Arts DARWIN LARSONT Scnence , 4 I7 BEI I Y JUDGE Commercxal MARGARET I AUERMAN Engllsh pi fu If xf 1 R11 O. 5.5. 1 as. . - X BA- U I BA. ' ,fiwfxfig 1, A 2 1 55- . Q- 1 . .Ibyl if g 9 Bs., nf. ED. A , g ' A ' 3.5. W I NT 'Lf A I J, I . .' A ,.I,T..N YV ARTHUR MANN Socml Studxes Guxdance MARY LAVERS JAMES LEARY BS MA Language Guxdance Mathemaucs WINNIFRED BE'I'I'Y MYERS WW an ANTHONY MARRA Industnal Arts Dnvers Trammg 774, ,MNA ERVIN NICHOLS B S Band MUMMERY Home Economxcs Guxdance Physxcal Educauon ji DONALD PERRIN B M Chorus ROBERT THOMPSON JOHN TURLO Scxence Hxsrory Scxence 'T WILLIAM WATERS Socxal Srudxes ROBERT YOUNG Comrnercxal ' .1 CLARE WINFIELD Socxal Srudxes nnr qi- P iiui-g++ - X W -gg -'XM N 7 1. Zlndeukzaamw ,t -,.. 2'- X 7- ii 135 ...gqg th ' vp A I I ' 1 I i NT ,I I fl ' Av-- X -3 -'- 'f--:...'.r.- X557 ,fl ,x ii: V ' '- -W-xx V 'LYWN Ts- -A , V '--'ffi1jIiiQ xi X , ,Q ' Q- P ,. Q -N-Q ,- g5E,.ig?l 33 '.a,, ix -Vi ENN'-'Q 3 iffy, Qlifrplf . -41-4: I 1 L-V QQ' 51' Q1 ' X 'TE:-- Q.. Q I 'iii xl Fix? S ix f I I ' --' , f' 4, K - E21 gui KK N I 1 . '- ' .I X -x ' Y 1 n. 1 4 2 KH? 1 ff K J' I1 M ! ' I ? ,' , f I 2 1 : 'I .A :,l ' V it 1 I V I5 fy' wi I - ffm, 5 , 1 1 - fi ,I I in 3 ff? A I ' q ' Q air ,J f T! iff ' ' ' 5 'I 'ff f 2 A i yr Presldent Douglas Hanaford Vlce Presldent Ronald Warren Treasurer Roger Stnfflemxre ? Secretary Thomas Cashman Holdmg thelr HCUYIIICS at a mlmmum the Frosh class this year conducted themselves wuth um and ugor Flrst they elected thelr class offlcers and then took over a class project of sellmg refreshments, cokes potato chlps, and hot dogs, at a football game. Once under way the Frosh planned for their spring dance on Aprll the flfth wlnch was a successful enter- prise for them. .1 , ' - 7 ' Q s : , e H3 rl , A t 5 .mth Q l O 3 -4 9 Row l A Lauprtz S Lowe S Pawlowskr K Glatfelter J Hanaford J Lang S jones V Moody V Jacobs M Johnson L Kennedy M Belcher S Van Zanr L Prowell M Becker D Argo I Sprmger Row2 J Nelson D Prrebe L Malaskr B Nicholas K Chappel S Prtr L Roy D Hodgens B Well man B Buckner D Furrow M Vfrllxams S Stmgle D uaxr B Canfreld P Warner Row 3 B Benton K Prrest M Robertson D Rensr K Meyers D Bauer G Marsden B Boutwell D Warden D Hamlm S Gourlay M Goff B Russxer L Strckney R Boatwrrght B Broman C Herkkrla Mr Galatr Row 4 Mlss Anderson P Alburtus R Barker S Buckner M Sutherland G Waack A Fuller N Wrlson K Pekkala S McGregor S Coleman Y Rensr S Reece D Norrcks B Chernenkoff B Mrller S Wrlson C Parkrn mrre J Rovary C Srmons Chapman j Campbell E Chrrsrensen D Butler j Inman Row 2 R Van Arnam D Beldrng E Isaacson W arvey Burns G acobs G Scholes L Stamper G Daghlxan Eastm D Parker T Synder Butler G Campbell R Mahon D Hanaford Row 3 A Nawrot D Paul M Srgnor D Peterson M Rob rts R ones D Prllar J Phxllrps B Buchholz D Peddle B Taurramen D Frederrck F Gardner G ustxce W Voskuhl R Scull Prng T Cashman Row 4 D Iler P Beeney D Nelson J Maykovrch R VanWormer Squarr J Labowskr A Haff G Conk rxght R Gilmore W Saylor R Sunman T Makee H J Perch C Blythe T Hawlwy D Fulghum P Frelds Mr Kempf : . ' , . , . ', . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . ' , . ', . ' , . , . ' , . , . , . - , . , . , . ' ' , . ' , . Sq ' , . ' , . . : . , ..,. , . U, . , Q , . , . , . I , . D , . , 4 , . I , 1 . , . ' , I , - . 1 s '. : ' , . , . , . , . A, . , . , . I , . , , . ' , . , . ', . , . , . , . , . , . . Row l: R. Williams, F. Gaddy, J. Elsea, J. Balcom, J. Acker, E. Cook, D. Rutila, R. Wanner, R. Stiffle- , . ' , . , .1 , J. , . J , . , . , . ' , J. ' , . , . , J. , . , . , . . : . , . , . ' , . , . e , .J ,.',. ' ' , . , . , . ' ' , . ' , . , . J ' , . , . , J. ' , . . z . , . , . , . ' , . , J. ' , . ', . , . - I , . . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . ' , . . Secretary Mary Snell Vrce Pres1dent Glenn Warren Pres1dent Lors Gxguere Treasurer Frank Meade Row 1 W Narrod R Rapelge P Mcllvaxne K Preula L Compeau R West F Burkrn L Meyers A Casslse D Tuthrll S Buckles J Waack V Pmg Row 2 R Swarthout M LeM1eux T S1nn1g Hawknns C Compeau K Koch P Horton R Leeds R Wxley C Sulson C Page G Turnbull L Allen B Mllls Row 3 Mr Hardmg G Vlckowamch E Conkrlghr K M1larch C Rogers G Wil hams G Wrlkerson T Tucker T Stevens J Forest M Gay B Karr C Am1ck S Brown E LaGrant Mr Young Row 4 S Allen D Peddle M Crouch L Grguere L Reaume S Herts S Wrlcox C Yost G Healy B Lxpke S Fenner .I Tyler P Sullwan S Cropnot j Tyler v After the adjustlng to school agaln and electing thelr class offlcers the sophomores began planmng for thenr f1l'St selhng at a home football game After tlns exertlon the class decided to take a rest untll thelr dance on the twenty nlnth of March Occaslonal stlrrlng remlnded the school that the sophomore class had begun plans for the dance whlch succeeded ln netting them a proflt Row 1 P Chovanec G Roberts C Fox D DelFavero E Nogle G jourdan D VanZant D Vargo R I.aLonde R Lunder G Warren S Edgar P Hampton R Berberlch Row 2 J Nelson F Meade R Goudre S Proxos J Strethen D Butler K Snrarz C Sleeper R Allen J Krawczyk K Robenaulr J Buchholz P Pekkala Row 3 M Cnpps J Eldrxdge J Cnpps B Lewis S Carpenter C Bogg jMa geska N Davrs B Holcomb C Phnllnps S Trouteaud R Chambers D Gelerzke J Apple L Colvm Mrs Warren Row 4 J Serrerbo M Snell K Fzelds S MCK1ddlC R Wade B Wxsdom K. George I Lxttle J Robbms D Plchner S Grunm, M Potts J Campbell M Blover as . o 4 u s on Q I . n u s s . 0 ' a . .. . . . , . s .. ,. ,.,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . ,. ,. , . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , . ,. . .. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , ' 1' 1' 7' YI 9' 3' 1' I' 9 . . .. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , ,. ,. ,. ,. . ,. ,. . Treasurer john Hrcks Presrclent Gretchen Van Camp Vxce Presrdent Larry Andrews w Secretary Sharon Tuthrll Rowl R Canfleld R Melvln J Hrcks F Schultz D Wllcox R Chaplm Hanley T Wrlson E Paoluccl H George F Campbell R Barnes R Rapelje Row 2 Carrs D Fmdlay D Dretrrch B Johnston R Laupltz N Burd S Butler L Newton K Tucker M Maykovrch D Smclfur R Aho Row 3 A Gault D Mrtchell S jrkutz L Hawley D Rrce M jones G Andrews M MCGlockl1n A Wrlson C Wellman T Hawltrns V Hampton Mr Thompson I ,. ,. ,. ,. . ,. ,. ' a' a- 1' Aa' x' ja' 1- 'a' 5- 1- l- ,- 1- l- y- ,- v ,. ,. ,. ,. . Two years of rest and relaxation ended suddenly when the JUIIIOIS were dunked lnto a turmoll of 3CllVlty One of the hlgh polnts of thelr year was the J Hop Shlmmermg Fantasy After a breather they were whlrled lnto a dance whxch they sponsored on March the elghth Not darmg to rlsk taklng an unnecessary breath they tackled the jumor sponsored Talent Show on the twenty second of March For some busy junlors thls was just the begmnlng For on Aprll the twenty slxth the class presented IIS play Tlme Out For Gmgcr Cllmaxlng the hurry scurry year were the preparatlons for the annual Junior Senlor Banquet Here the juniors semors and sponsors celebrated the graduatlon of the semors the commg of age of the Junlors and the end of a busy hnlarlous qulck moving year Row 1 G Hanaford N Cropnot F Hurst Leclbetter G Schnber N Brust R Soop E Heath G Whltlock K Stncgney D Farrell C Peterson L Andrews D Woodward P Wild N Groves Lang E jenkms S Estep V Ochen E Palmer Row 2 Casson Reed Lamb S Tuthnll P Nelson B Forsyth W Kelly C Hoppe W Tolllver D McKee G Mxlls S Kohnke B Tucker E Wxnters Row 3 F Clement M W1ll1ams B Armstrong M Wxlson J Sprmger M Keller J Parlna ment G Van Camp R Newman 1 Burger W Goff P Stevenson C Prldemore Row 4 Mrs udge D MCCllHIlC T Second F Baker B Verdoru B Wxley C Apple N Bracken C Beerbohm R Fmley F Nawrot L Newton P Nye Mr Larson GG ' ' 97 . , . . '- 9 ' . . . . 45. . ,, . . 1 - ' ' 1 9 9 7 7 9 .. . 2. ,. ,. ,j. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . .I . J ,. ,. ,. , . , . ,. , . , . ,. , . , . ,. . ,J. ,j. ,. , . J ' 1 - x - 1 ' 1 ' s ' 7' 1 ' 1 ' . 1. ,. , . ,. ,. ,. ,. - 7 . ' , . , . ,. , . ,. , . . . . ,I P ' Y ' 7' 7' 3 ' I ' 5 ' 3 ' Q ' ,. ,. , . , . . 1'-Q 5 ar' 5 P- u Wuhan C' 1 I 0 515 S - 5 1 H7 v Wi-4 , 31 . , G In ' QLNYQQ1 11- 'F ' X X S 4 KAREN BROWN transferred in her junior year from Detroit Lutheran High School. Her majors cover science, English, and social studies. Her extra curricular activities include nurses club, art club, glee club, office assistant, publicity for the junior and senior plays, and monitor. She plans on entering the Henry Ford Hospital School of Nursing. VIOLET PAATALO graduated with two majors in English and commcrcial work The Board of Education office production of junior play and the student directorshrp of the senior play occupied her time She hopes to attend either a college or a com merctal school MARIE WYSS had four majors upon graduation Engltsh science math and soclal studies Her extra curricular activities included junior and senior plays Student Council and acting as treasurer being chosen as a councilman for the Livonia Student Government Day and attending Wolverine Girls State She is interested in writing or teaching DONALD MEITON had thrce majors math science English and a minor in language upon graduation His extra curricular actmties included tennis football Studcnt Council and its president Varsity Club and Boys State Hc plms on attending Case Institute of Technology and majoring in elec tronics engmccrmg 'QS' w 9 9 x 1 - Q y , . I 4 ' 1 1 . . . . Y , , t t . t t ' f- 7 n - 4 1 . V , I I . . t . . . . . . 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I C L Marge Estep Treasurer Dale Devxtt V1cePres1dent Dav1d Hanaford Presrdent Parr1c1a Shay Secretary Flower Aqua Carna'zon Colors Aqua cY White The class of 07 began thelr hlgh school career as Freshmen ln September 1953 wlth Don Melton as head man The act1v1t1es presented durmg thelr Freshman year was the Crazy Mlxed Up Dance and selhng refreshments at games ln their Sophomore year Dave Hanaford was elected to take over the job as Presldent The actlvltles durmg the year were a dance and selling refreshments whlch helped to ald their class fund The Junlor year started with Dave H a n a fo r d agaln chosen as Pre ldent ThlS year proved to be full of fun and plenty of work The events to follow were the Sock Hop Dance the Annual Varlety Show and the play Brother Goose Flnally came one of the blg events of the year the Junlor Senlor Banquet whlch was an outstandmg success At last thelr high school years were comlng to an end as they entered their Senlor year Once agaln Dave Hanaford was chosen as Presldent The many actlvmes leadmg up to Craduatlon were a square dance called the C Yxlle Semors Jamboree the Semor play The Late Fhrlstopher Bean a St Patrlcks dance and the Semor Prom Fmally the day came that the class had been Vkaltlng for the day they recened thelr dlplomas As they recened them they thought of thelr wonderful spon sors Mrs Lavers Mr Marra and Mr Wlaters who helped make thelr high school years a blg success and a memorable es ent m thelr llfe A S S O F F I C I-I H , 5 ' , ' - ' 1 ' , Q y - ,- . . . 9 . N - ,, . . . . . gc . - ,, . . . 9 7 K . L. . s' . ' . first big event on the calendar was the J-Hop, Seventh Heaven. The next , as 99 - 9 G6 99 ' ' ' 9 ' 9 ' CC 9 0 97 ' ' 9 9 GQ ' 99 ' 9 ' J . . 9 - I I V Q l V - L, . , . - , . . DAVID AHO CATHERINE BARNES B n 1 2 3 Sec 1 P A 1 2 V 2 3 Pr s 3 4 F A 2 3 4 Treas 3 V P 4 Forensrcs 3 Student Councrl 2 Play 4 Yearbook 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 Play 3 FTA 4 Pep Club 4 RICHARD BAIN Cross Country 2 3 T afkl 2 3 4 Football 1 Basketball 1 Golf 4 Play 4 are A ,,f.ffc2,f!'L6df5 aww 765,44 W fag! DIXIE BAUM fffJ H BAUMAN Cheerleader 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 Yearbook 3 4 0210! ZQ J SUSANNE BEARD A 1 Maporette 4 4-A-54-age-...qfbq 54: -411. ALQS -la.,-.mst 0X.4,.-M-9,1 xx.:--.Q 5 GEORGE BARTLE Football 1 Track 2 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Varsrry Club 3 4 VLMMJVMV ffffliw hwy DIANNE BENSON A 1 Treas 2 3 V 3 4 FHA l Gym Assrst 4 Yearbook 4 DFANNA BOULTON Chorusl 2 GAA 1 JC E C41 5 6411 .fU-'QSJL Kvnfkg, lm C, umm L.-A ll D ROY CARLTON Football 1 4 1 Bas etball 1 2 3 4 Beba111254 Varsrty Club 3 4 Yearbook 4 Student Council 1 2 4 V P 4 Play4 DOROTHY BERDY DARLENE BETHAM CONRAD CARIS Cross Country 4 rack 4 Varslty Club 4 CAROL CASE GAA12 WMNM KAREN BROWN Pl 3 4 Offlce Asslst 4 Yearbook 4 SHIRLEY CHESTNUT Chorus 2 Offtce Assxst 3 Class Sec 2 Cheetleaderl 2 3 4 Play 3 4 Hornecommg Queen 4 RICHARD COREY Football l 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 Track 1 2 Go 3 4 Varsxry Club 2 3 4 DANIEL COLGROVE Baseball 1 2 3 4 zjcaf W jfftfir 3-M1122 MARIAH DAILEY, Student Councxl 1 2 FTA. 2 3 4 Pres 4 Speech Club 4 V P 4 A 1 Pu Mvr 3 Yearbook 3 4 Pla 3 4 Student Du' 3 3 cz! I J I J 74 47? LAZAA:-3-Or 112, Footballl 2 3 4 A12 CoCapt 4 Yearbook4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 CoCapt Track l 2 Baseballl 2 3 4 Class Treas Class V P Varslty Club l 2 3 4 Sgt at Arms 3 VP 4 Play 3 4 QR x Mb ABQ 9' 'V 7 maint M MARLENE DIETRICH gg .-L41 42,64-'Z ff 4.1! 10,91 ff AL ,f DALE DEVITI' GAYLE DEQYITI' BARBARA DENOCOUR Chorus 1 2 3 Pla 3 4 HAROLD DORMAN Football 1 Basketball Baseball 1 Varsnty Club 2 3 4 4 I , 14 ' A lf. , 5? . Q ' ' !3'j7 i 1 1 If - ' .' 6 -V '- ' , , ,4' , , Z . .Y , ,V W, v . G.Af .' , 2, 3,4 b. . ,4 v , -' , . . iff, c3Q,4.,2g A9 A, j,L,AYC1'A, X git! ' V 3 , LAXA iw I ' 4. A ' . ug, ,C . , , , G.A.. , ,3,4 ' fe ' ' , . . .4 ' . , 3, 4 ri , l . . 2, 3,4 Q 41, O U ff .I ' , X- T- A x '. J li 'hal m - A 1, 1- rs K H 2, - 1' ' . 2. 5 1 1,2 vt-j,,,f.A?,,,,,e,K Y I .2,3 la 1 V Z1 C f - ' A: ,,4,fL4,1,.' ' f ,, 3. ' ff' ,-ji.f' RONALD DOYLE WILLIAM FORSYTH 1 or Q, 10 J W' ELDA DOSSENA Student Councxl Recorder G A A 4 Pep Club 4 Amerxcan Fleld Servxce Exchange Student MARJORIE ESTEP A I Cheerleader 2 3 4 FTA 4 Yearbook 5 Offxce Assxst 4 wJ 'WM JUDITH DOWDY Cheerleader 1 2 3 Capt 3 FTA 4 C orus l 2 3 Yearbook 4 Pep Club 4 BETTY EDWARDS FTA 4 Speech Club 4 Se 4 G A 3 4 Play 3 4 Offxce Asslst 3 4 Cheerleader l 4 Capram 4 rt 141 I GORDON FERRIS Football 2 GARY GAY Basketball 1 2 Track 2 Cross Country 3 N UU! .R 1' ,, X I Y I AA X 'Q ff 4: l A ta' ' x .ICQ 4 J f, VU-If x f 'X , ,Ir f 4 NA , 'lv 7' ,fJL1d.11' 7? fl ' ' 9 ' , , .4 4 . . A . y i A 1 Q' I 'V h c. .A. . , Gym Assist. 4 'M rt 5'! ' ' ' , Cf' 7 ' 1 ,ff If f' wb fl 1 I el U44 4 I 7 fb!! vw fl! ,AAL .xp j C, J iff' 44 Q14 G.A. . , 2, 3 5 I WALTER GIBB KENNETH GILI. VICKI GLATFELTER B n l 2 3 A l Yearbook 4 nilu ,Ov CHRISTINE GROVES Ban 1 2 f gf dl! If LL? Q' DAVID HANAFORD ROBERT HAYES Football l Cross Country 1 3 Co Capt 4 Bas etball 1 2 3 4 Co Capt 4 Baseball l Track 1 5 Varsity Club l 2 3 4 Cas Pcs 2 3 4 A Clas V. Year ' I Varsi 'V-ifx Vx.: .. JAMES HEALEY Football 1 Cross Country 2, Bas 'etball l 2 Baseball l ackl 2 f Varsity Club 2, 3, 'X Pres. 4 C 9 GORDON HEIKKILA CHARLES HOEFT MARY ANN JARRELI. Office Assist. 4 VERONICA KNIGHT NANCY LABOWSKI Lxbrary 1 A 5 Treas 5 4 A 3 Pres 4 Bd Offxce 3 4 is 4 BARBARA LESVIEWICZ Corus I 2 5 P 3 4 FTA1 Fxr. . ,4 FH. . ' , '4 . . , ' M V A h , , A 5 lay , DONALD MELTON Football l 2 Tennls 3 4 B n 1 2 3 All League 1 2 3 Chorus 4 Student Councrl 1 2 3 Pres 4 Varslty Club 3 4 Treas 4 L VIOLET PAATALO Bd of Ed Off 2 Play 3 4 Student Drr 4 Srudenr Announ 5 KAY MANN Play 3, 4 Debate 3, 4 , A Yearbook 4 5 CF' FIA. 5, 4 L H Forensics 5, ' JF' qu 11 . ,, 1 ,, L Vkogf X -f 2 W V W f f 3 sl -J 1. JOYCE MCKINNEY G.A.A. 1, 2 F.T.A. 4 Yearbook 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Pres. 4 Opera 4 Play 3, 4 GLORIA MONTROSS Chomsl 2 3 GAA 1 Play 4 W SANDRA MUIRHEAD Ban 1 2 F TA 3 4 Pla 3 4 Yearbook 3 4 Speech Club 4 Bd of Ed Off 2 MARTHA MITCHELL 3,-Rv CAROL PAGE F H A 2 Yearbook 3 4 Gym Assxst 2 Play 3 acl-,,, .',,4 NW l t'xtlhjJU w.M . Xb'CUDJJ7i'6 ,, fi, .gl-,, ! . . . H If W n,l:'13rl , is 4 V 4 x1,r.,.ON:,., DY! FAYLIN PING A 2 Chorus 2 'TQ JAMES PALMER GEORGE PARSONS Band 3 Chorus 3 DAVID REED Cross Country 2 Track Z 3 4 Varsity Club 2 RICHARD ROY. Football 1 Basketball I , Qnor picruredj L' X ,fu n ' L, v I x ' x . f . 1 I ' 1 f 3 Ll .' 9 f JANET PRIDEMORE A 1 2 n I 2 Pep Club 4 Offlce Asslsr 4 Pla 3 4 CAROL RICKERT rx . .A. I 2 B n 1 2 3 Pla 3 4 Office Assist. 4 Pep Club 4 1 ' X-' JANET ROZENBOOM Chorus 2 F.T.A. 4 I I1 J l, . If f PATRICIA SHAY Class Sec 3 4 Chorus 2 Homecommg Court 3 LAWRENCE TIMBERLAKE otballl 7 3 Basketball 1 7 Tack I 7 atsxty Club 7 3 4 I MARIE SCHUMACI-IER G A 1 2 A 1 Chorus 1 2 ! 0411 fa Z RUTH STICKNEY Chorusl 2 5 Offxce Assxst 4 ll 7 JOANNE SENIK Band 1 G A 1 2 3 Pep Club 4 CLIFFORD SIGNOR Play 4 DAVID STINGLE Basketball I 2 3 4 Football 1 Track 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 P 3 4 Varsxty Club 3 4 Se 4 Class Treas 2 G 3 4 Capt 3 Cross Country 3 4 Capt 5 JAMES TRENT , f'7,,C'!4 JV' 7 if ,. . , 'P' If ' ', . L ,N I' l' I ull ,,f?'l QQ' , ' ft ' 'f .A. . , ' ' F.H..,2',j, . A If 41 ,Lifts to , .' If,-L ' fffjz ig' e,,.7 n1f I , . V' wr AJ-V.-If M li. , h Aft A If y dj , ' ,4 , !5'! A e Y .tl if UL ,-' . L JH ,f , l1'f',f . f 3 .' l I j A uf' ,' I .4 ., A 1 A I 'Ll' 1 F. Q ff? ., fig' V I td! L' lay. , , , fl L4 C. , 4 f' il ' T V' , X' 'I ' olf , C 3: 5 ' 4 ' Fo ,-, 1 4 g A I , .- r , - V A ' -. ,, Y. I Ban 1 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Golf3 4 Play4 LELAND TURNBULI. RAYMOND TURNBULL ajf JANET VAN ARNAM A 1 2 3 Pub Mgr 2 S 3 4 Student Councxl 2 3 Treas 3 Yearbook 4 Pla 3 4 M, fl4'7afJJ DIANE VICKOWANICH ETA 4 FHA 2 Play 5 Offxce Assxst 4 Gym Asslst 2 Basketball 2 3 Chorus 1 Track 2 3 4 FHA 2 Student Councll 1 Play 3 Varlsty Club 3 4 Band 1 MW' RUSSELL WAACK RUTHANN WAACK Cross Country 2 3 Yearbook 3 4 CHP! 4 Gym Asslst 2 JMW ROBERT WHEELER Football 1 Basketball 1 WILLIAM WAACK Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 4 Track 2 4 Student Councnl 2 Chorus 2 MARIE WYSS Play 3, 4 Student Council 5, 4 Treasurer 4 F.H.A. 2 74a .lad Wcdmd eazfcunent' We the Semor Class of 1957 do hereby bequeath to those who rematn the followtng ttems of value Davtd Aho bequeath my tallness to Patrrcta Nye George Battle bequeath my motorcycle and stdeburns to Robert Kmght Cathertne Barnes bequeath my abtltty to lose erasers to Cynthta Beerbohm Dtxte Baum b queath my abtltty to borrow typmg paper to Frances Hurst Susanne Beard bequeath my abtltty to twtrl a baton to Marte Wxlson Dtanne Benson bequeath my qutet manners to Sharon Butler Dorothy Berdy and Darlene Bethem bequeath our old government papers to Judy Ledbetter and james Lang Sharon Bonds bequeath my abrltty to get ahead to Nancy Bracken Deanna Bculton b queath my black hatr to Wtllxam Johnson Karen Brown bequeath my Shakespeare drawmgs to Donald Dtetrtch and Roger Aho Conard Carts b queath all my money to Joyce Casson Roy Carlton bequeath my abtltty to speak tn front on the student body to Paul Stevenson judtth Bauman bequeath my abtltty to get my man to Dorts jewett Carol Austm bequeath my marrtage ltcense to Darla Woodward Shtrley Chestnut b queath my crown and my tttle to Harry George Danxel Colegrove bequeath mv dancmg abtlrty and good looks to Alvm Wtlson Rtchard Corey bequeath my football jersey to Ttmothy Hawkms Marian Darley bequeath my htgh bowlmg average to Penny Hanaford Barbara Denocour bequeath my long black hatr and smtle to Wtlltam Tolltver Dale Devttt bequeath my ablltty to break the school record nn shot put to Wesley Goff Gayle Devttt bequeath all of my pop records to Larry Andrews Harold Dorman bequeath my ablltty to get along wtth teachers to Doug Wtlcox udy Dowdy bequeath my cheerleaders untform to Fredrtck Campbell Ronald Doyle b queath my abtltty to be engaged o Ruth Fmley Betty Edwards b queath my abtltty to have the btggest smtle tn G A A to jacqueltne Sprmger Marjorie Estep bequeath my abtltty to take umor and Sentor Class mtnutes to Kathleen Tucker Gordon Ferrts b queath my abtltty IC hold parttes and to charm gtrls to Mtchael Keller and Richard Canfteld Wtlltam Forsyth b queath my abtltty to have curly haxr to Mary jones G ry Gay b queath my abtltty to lt ok tnnoccnt to Suste Fstep Walter Gtbb b queath my abtltty to argue to james Recd Vtckn Glatfclter bequeath my old GAA cqtupmcnt to Nutty Croptot Chrtsttnc Groves bequeath my abnltty to rud the good books to Rob rt Mclsm and Dzntd Fmdley I I ' Y ' 7 . I, , . , . , . . . D . . . , . . , . . , 1 1 , . , e . , . , 2 . 7 , . , . , e . v , ' , . , . , . Y . , . Marlene Dtetrlch, bequeath all my creattve abtltty to Sharon Jtkutz. , . J , , . . c , e : ' . , 2 . . . y J . . . . D . . N . . . , - xl Y Y O ' . N ' 'A - , - , . . 2 ' ' f ' - . A' ' , ' N. . . ' ' ' 1 ' . . U 1 Y . . al Y 0 V ' 3 , . Davrd Hanaford bequeath 1 , football unlform to Wrllxam Kelly Robert Hayes bequeath my abxlxty to go steady to Louise Newton james Healy bequeath my speed to Danrel Smclarr Gordon Henkknla bequeath my quret ways to Davrd Makee Charles Hoeft bequeath my good marks rn government to Gordon Whltlock Mary Ann Jarrell bequeath my old offxce passes to Edward Heath Betty jennmgs b queath my abrlrty to be quiet to 'Iheodore Second Veromca Kmght b queath my abrlrty to stay on the good srde of people to Margo McGlockl1n and John Hanley Nancy Labowskr bequeath my long blond hatr to Gerald Mxlls Shnrley lang bequeath my abxhty to get my man to Felncna Nawrot Barbara Lesmewlcz bequeath my wrntmg abrhty to Vrrgmra Hampton and my large vocabulary to Beverly Hrldebrand Kaye Mann bequeath my abnhty to keep a secret to Barbara Verdonx and Clarence Ho joycePltI?liK1nney b queath my hot rod tntle to james Carts and Patrxcra Wxld Donald Melton bequeath my old campaxgn posters to Ralph Barnes Martha Mntchell bequeath my shy manners to Patrxcta Nelson and Elame jenkms Glorxa Montross b queath my abrlxty to camel walk to Lorame Hawley Sandra Murrhead bequeath my old play books and romantrc parts to Donna Rrce Vnolet Paatalo bequeath my socral hfe to Barry Forsyth Carol Page bequeath my abnhty to drrve a sharp car to Nancy Burd James Palmer bequeath all my old candy bars to Bertha Armstrong and james Parlrament George Parsons b queath my ab1l1ty to get along with grrls to Kenneth Strckney Faylm Ptng bequeath my shy manners to Leona La Grant anet Prldemore b queath my dr1v1ng ab1l1ty to Vxvl n Ochen Davmd Reed b queath my ab1l1ty to grm through thrck and th1n to Ronald Rapelje Carol Rrckert bequeath my ab1l1ty to argue to Carole Prrdemore Rtchard Roy bequeath my shy ways to Rhona Newman anet Rozenboom b queath my ab1l1ty to hold my temper to Shrrley Kohnke Marne Schumacker bequeath my abrhty to hand nn my typmg on trme to Frances Clemens oanne Senlk bequeath my short brovsn harr to Nancy Groves and Martha Wnllxams Patrrcla Shay b queath my abnhty to get along wrth others to Marrlyn Maykovrch Ruth Strckney bequeath my tall stature to Frank Baker and ohn Hanley Davld Stmgle bequeath my cld treasurer book for the Senror Class to Donald Mrtchell Laurence Trmberlake bequeath my abrltty to chew gum ln class to Fredrnck Schultz and Nancy Brust James Trent bequeath my abtlnty to be rough to Rlchard Laupxtz Leland Turnbull bequeath my manly ways to Davnd Farrel and Eugene Wrnters janet Van Arnam bequeath my old beat up Ford to Gretchen Van Camp Drane Vlckowannch bequeath my shortness to Ettore Paoluccr Russell Waack bequeath my old play books to Fran Clemens Ruthann Waack bequeath my pleaslng ways to Beverly Tucker Wllllam Waack bequeath my basketball ablllty to Thomas Wllson Rcb rt Wheeler bequeath my good looks and smnle to Edward Palmer Marxe Wyss bequeath my smrle and drlvmg ablllty to james lamb Rob rt Wiley bequeath my personal1ty to Patr1c1a Nelson Elda Dossena bequeath my forelgn exchange trtle to Sharon Tuthxll , u . , . , . , , i , . , . . D .. . . ,. . . . Q .. . ,.. , . , . 3 l . A . . .. . ,.. . , . , . . E .. . ,L . , . D , ' , . 3 9 .. . . .V ,e . , . . Q .. .. .,. ,- . ,- . , . , . Q .. . , - . 7 J , ' - .. A ., . . ,e . , J . 7 7 I , . , . , . , . , . , . , . Q . .. , . , . Q , . .. - , . , . Jenks- L -...J 6- In the not too dlstant background of every class there are several people who have the responslbllxty of gllldlflg the students through the years We have had durmg our years at Clarencevllle three class sponsors who have worked long and hard with us and for us ln all our many actlvltles It IS to these people that we would llke to say a Sp6Cldl thank you for all they have devoted to us Mrs Lavers Mr Waters and Mr Marra lima.. 'L N Vypl my t f X k f if f lf , f4 7 lf l l-,.-v ' -- '+S- .-----Z f iii if--'-' gl 411P'a,,,-4- '2-' 4-s Fd.'f,,,., 4? if Y .1 .l-.l4 ' --Q f,lz j -v--5-q 1 - ,filly no .5624 '12 4-.avi T- A ROYAL BEVY OF BEAUTIES P. Shay, G. Van Camp, Queen S. Chestnut, Diana Argo, L, Giguere. CORONATION OF A QUEEN AMERICAN STYLE 'NOW ON WITH THIN 1 ANIIN' smug eww: The Ihnneco 1111 Hb ganu- and dance offxclallx began wlth the appearance of Iler Wlag esty ueen Shlrley an her royal anendants Pat Shay flfCtCll6H Yan Camp Lo1sG1guere and Dlana Argo The queen was crowned by Stu dent Councll Prem dent D o n Melton Betty Fdwards actecl as DJISIYCSS of Ceremonlea Pedgm A 1, W M 2-new cw W ' fb 3 1 I ' r 7 ' f 9 Q u 9 d 9 I s , , 9 I . 7 , ,weft y . 8' 3? wr 4, ff Vw ' r 'iffy , 1 be , f a if . wg, I y y y - Sum: Donald Melton, president Roy Carlton, vice-president Beverly Tucker, secretary Marie Wyss, treasurer Elda Dossena, recorder Functioning as a governmental body, the Student Council had an active and progressive year. Some of the issues which concerned the council greatly were types of dress for boys, better use of the public address s y s t e m, the approving of all posters by council, revision of the Student Council Constitution, and distribution of the money obtained from the magazine sale. The activities in which the Student Council participated were the Homecom- ing game and dance, meeting of Student Council representatives at Ann Arbor, and All League Student Council They also co operated in the Student Govern ment Day in Livonia Row 1 R Leeds S Herts G Acker C Simons D Hamlin C Peterson D Norricks B Karr Row 2 N Travis J Elsea G Hanaford B Freels Mr Mann E Conkright E Dossena J Dietrich B Forsyth Row 3 B Tucker D Melton R Carlton M Wyss 1 . 0 0 - . . u o a o n . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . . ' fftdletda 744 Immediately upon the opening of the school term, this energetic group of girls began its sports calendar for the year. The sports offered for participation to all girls were archery, speedball, volleyball, bowling, table tennis, basketball, badmin- ton, baseball, tennis and golf. The girls were hostesses to an all lea gue vollyball playday at Clarenceville. They also hostessed a mother-daughter playnight which was quite successful and where everyone had a great deal of fun. Close co-operation with the Stud ent Council produced the Homecoming dance. Filling in the remaining time, the G.A.A. held the election of their officers and the initiation of their new members Row 1 J Serterbo M Snell J Buchholrz M McGlocklm S jxkutz J Pridemore G Hanaford Row 2 C Rickerr B Edwards B Tucker S McK1dd1e P Nelson S Butler N Burcl V Glatfel ter B Wiley C Apple Row 3 E Dossena L Reaume J Forrest K Milarch P Nye G Devitt J. Apple, Mrsl Clalati. Row 4: j..Van Arnam,,D: Benson,, Barnes, Van ,Carnp, Dailey? Waautyglad Varslty Club has its membershlp restrlcted to only varslty letter w 1 n n e r s Though hmlted ln numbers the club IS quite actlve ID Its projects whlch are beneflclal to both the athletlc department and the student body Their annual Varslty Club banquet was the hugh polnt ln the llfe of these boys The club also prlnted and sold football programs, school plns and banners They co operated wlth the school and aided ln the sale of season basketball tlckets Bartle W Forsyth D Reed Row 2 Mr Turlo H Dorman D Stmgle D Melton D Hanaford D Devntt R Carlton E Paoluccx L. Trmberlake, J Healy J Trent Row 1: J. Reed, R. Bain, C. Wellman, R.. Waack, R. Corey, B. Forsyth, R. Waack, H. George, G. utme7 Marxan Danley presldenr Catherme Barnes vxce presndenr Kay Mann secretary Nancy Labowskr treasurer Not just studylng about teachlng wlll sufflce for thls energetic group of future teachers ThlS year under the guldance of thelr sponsor, Mr Young and wlth the co operation of Mrs Leary currlculum co ordlnator, the group e m b a r k e d on a unlque tfallllllg program wlth substltute teachlng as lts mam goal Durlng the fall and wmter semester the group observed ln all grade sltuatlons Ruth House Mlss Lorame Teubert Mrs Loretta Fox Mr Ray Marshall Mrs Ann Anderson, and Mrs Ruth Sharland carefully supervlsed thelr tralnees when the actual teachmg experlence began second semester The teacher tralnees had prevlously selected thelr own grade levels Rowl D Baum N Brust B M1115 R Rapelye D Rlce A Gault C Phxlllps J Dowdy Row 2 N Labowskx M Daxley Mr Young C Barnes K Mann . . . . i , . .1 . s c 0 , 9 . u - . a n n , . . . , . . . one day a week. Critic teachers, Mrs. Joan Leary, Mrs. Elizabeth H 0 b b i n s, Mrs. 9 . ' , a , g , 1 Q . u , . . . o 4 zecewe Wafzuty B Edwards P Wxld S Chestnut M Estep D Baum I Dowdy J Setterbo M Snell S Gourlay S Coleman L Reaume K Fxelds O . , - 1 ' , , . , . . , . , . , . . . , . . Rowl H George P Hampton G Andrews T Wrlson M Taylor B Goudre NX' Tollner B Lcvus F Baker Row 7 Mr Perrm R Nevumm S Brovm E jcnkms R Schamb rs P Wlld IN G Hmaford F Clement Apple S Allan L L1 Gram Burger lst Row 1 Tyler N Croplot P Sullnan 7nd Rom L Grguere S Beard M jones lx George S Croprot Davis? Gaulr, B. Ligulce. Herts., Rovi' 51 'Scl1rieber, lj. Casson, Awilliamsi lkicliinlmey M A J O R E T T E S gewd .filmg , g , - lf -f Rowl R Hurst Hanley B M1115 F Burk1n M Keller F Schultz D Farrell E Isaacson M Rob rts R Allen P Fxelcls R Rapelye Mr N1cno1s Row 2 R Rapelje R Gllmore P Mcllvame G Whltlock J Parlrament R Barnes D Iler D Smclarr P Horton D Plllar C Wellman Row 3 C Yost W Nlorrod S Parkm G M1115 C Parkm C Phrlhps G Van Camp Dance gud Row 1 D Farrell j Hanley M Keller F Schultz J Parliament D Pxllar P Fxclds C Wellman P Horton Row 2 G Whxtloclc D Mclton Mr Nlchols as 1 ' V' . 4 L 1 '31 , -- v, 1 j ' f 5 r , 1 1 1 . w f , 1 f , 1 H' 5 ' ' I l 4 ' , 1 1 ' K .ff s 1- 1 , ' ' 1 , ' f ' z , s 1 Q .f . 2 . , , . , . , . , . , . , . , . t ' Q ' y ' 1 ' - ' - v - 1 ' y . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . I . , . 1 , . , . , . , . , . . 2 . , . , . , . , . . . , . ' , . , . . I . ' , . ' , . . '2 1 X 2, 1 I A 1 r Q V 1 Q if sf 4 , 1 K1 ' - I Q 1' f' f f 5 Y 1 1 f 4 , 1 J , 4 f ' 31 2 f 7 ,g ' X i -f 77' 12 V C 1 'a 1 1 V , Q f 1 . , fs , X Q K fs . Q vi V X 12 42 1: 1 . , ? 1 ' 1 ' , ' , Q g - ' S J g i , i . 3 ' 4 1 X .. ' V , . 5,1 . 1 1 , 1 1 ' Q ' X 'Q 1 af . Dedare C Phrllrps Mnss Anderson S Edgar D Rrce M Crouch K Mann C Beerbohm lad Mr Hxxscn S Tuthrll C Prrdemore C Beerbohm S Edgar Mrss Anderson K Mann M Crouch V Ochen R Wade D Rxce F Hurst S Butler ney Front M Darley B Verdom M Wrlson J Lamb P Nelson M Snell S Van Zant R Melvm no Ii 'C-is 'i ' ' vx . Z .. ,A U. , . . , . , . , . , . ' , . , . , j. Springer, S. McKiddie, A. Fuller, A. Gault, D. Squair, K. Chappel, L. Stick- I Y Q 2 I - U l , I ' E E. 3 V . Q .lddemq Sprmger P Pekkala C Rogers M Crouch D Peddle R Wrlghr Mrs Hames J Robbins P Nelson E W1nters S jrkutz Offoee uwzfauw Rowl B Karr C Georg: M arrell R Snakney D Rue S Pawlovxskr K Brown Row 2 N Labovsskr M Estep B Edwards Prldemore M Wrllnams P Nye C Rrckerr D Vrckovwamch S Crop1or f I ,IA I a -. 15- Q - 1 ' 1 ' D s - 1 - h a ' ,. ,. . C I 'Z . ,. Y, , . , . ,. ' , . . ' 1 . . M lv I , 3 l.lf X i lr I in ' ' 44 5 tiff B i-.. r. , V C ' '? 3 ' HQLKE E' - U W ff? Y V ' ' f in -if W '. R Y I 1 Y 3 15 : , D S , J - - I Q nb 5 In l i aww? ' Row 1 L Colvm D Hodgens M Snell S jones M Crnpps S Beard V Moody C Peterson V acobs -I Hanaford D Hamlm B Armstrong M Wllson M Potts Row 2 R Boatwrrght G Wlllxams lx 'vieyers S Carpenter V Prng F Pmg V Knight S Lang L Malaskx S Prtt L L Gxgucre L Reaume J Setterbo N Labowskn R Barker S Coleman S McGregor G Waack N Wrlson B Chernenkoff B Muller S Wrlson Mrs Watton Busy as usual the Future Homemakers of Amerlca had qulte a llst of soclal and servxce actlvltxes Meetlng once every two weeks to share their common lnterests the glrls obtamed a new understanding and appreclatlon of thelr role as future homemakers Hx olnts on their soclal Slde mclu ded a record dance a Mother Dau hter P 5 Banquet a hayrlde a formal 1n1t1at1on of new members, and a trlp to Bob Lo JVC., ,. ',. .,.-',.' . :..'.,. Roy, G. Iileiltkila, M. ,Wllliams, P. lllyel C. Parkin. Row 31 Mrs. cafnpbell,,B.'Bf0man,'s.'Buckl1efQ muaalsfaff Two major problems confronted the yearbook staff how to flnance the book and what to put ln the book Slnce the major alm of a yearbook IS to record as accurately as posslble the events of a school year, the content problem took care of Itself Flnances however, remamed ln doubt The 3dVCl'llSlIlg staff of the book came through and the annual was pald for almost The next step was to sell lt to the students W'hen the advertlslng ordeal was completed and plans were made for student sales the staff settled down to planning and organlzlng the book ltself The cllck of typewrlters and the buzz of WOICCS contrlbuted to the confusion of yearbook composltlon Fmally when the erasure dust had cleared the rubber cement had successfully stuck and all deadlines met the 1957 Trojan was on its way to the prlnters Rowl J McK1nney S Muxrhead C Page R Waack I Van Arnam K Brown D Hanaford D Benson D Rnce, G Devntt D Baum J Dowdy Mrs Galatl Row 2 R Carlton K Mann D Melton C Barnes M Darley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. - . , . . . , . .. . . .. . , . . . . . . ' 9 9 . . . 9 7 . Z- Q- 9- a- n- a' 1- Q' ,. . ,. ,. , . . .. ,. ,. ,. ,. . 770740 74tz!lez An active staff presented the Trojan Tattler twice a month to the awaiting school and once a week supplied new items to the Farmington Enterprise. The Trojan Tattler received a face lifting job with the offset print type. With this new machine, the paper became easier to read and much easier to produce. Between papers and news deadlines, the class studied the journalistic method and style of writing, copywriting, and collected and rewrote their news for the next deadline. The journalism course under the direction of Miss Lauerman is one credit elective for all high school students, providing they have at least a C average in an English Class. Edgar Row 1: J. Hicks, S. jikurz, C. Peterson, R. Bain, R. Carlton, Miss Lauerman. Row 2: J. Dowdy, S. f ffcf ff vi C g .f 33 'T' . -Q X f-A C930 061 00 53 Pll i ll?Z L f LL? fi!! ff WW! X J Z Spwzu s-.4-X' Zi- X Spazw ?. 'Q up :J 'K' 252 23 2B'3R217'k3 fll27A35Al X20 J Ig f 920 E Paoluccl C Wellman L Trrnb flake R Waack D Devrtt D Hanaford T Wllson H George W Kelly R Corey G Roberts T Hawkrns J Hncks L Whrtlock Row 2 C Fox J Nelson J Hawkms P Stevenson D Frndly T Stevens I. Andrews B. Forsyth D Makee F Campbell 7aoz'Z4ZZ Thls year s football team got off to a slow start with the Trojans dropplng thelr flrst four games Coach Nlck Iannl had a large number of flrst year players on the team and experience was one factor that was lackmg The needed experlence came however 1n those flrst four games as the Trojans proved thelr ablhty by wlnnmg two and tylng one of the flnal four games Opponent C H S Farmington Mllf0fd Garden City D Devm Northvllle Clarkston Concise: Holly N Ianm Brlghton W Wat'-ffs W Bloomfield 0 Captazm D Hanaforcl xt 5 lv 7 , X ,, an e 1 13- F uw ' Nfl, , N331 1 ' .... ...... 1 3 'o' , ' ......... .... 1 3 13 ' ' .... ..13 0 Q - ' ....25 6 . ....0 13 .' ......... .... 2 7 25 . 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' 0 dam The Clarencevllle Cross Country team coached by Mr James Leary won 1ts flrst trophy at the Thurston Invxtatlonal then went on to wln lts own Invltatlonal wnth 51 pomts placed thlrd ln the Reglonals wlth 109 pomts and 61 th ln the State wlth 299 points Although Coach Leary had one of the League s top dlstance runners ln Dlck Bam he also had a handful of other consistent performers that gave the Trojans the depth they needed for their flne record Dick Bam vson all slx dual meets the Clarencevllle Invitational the Reglonals and placed fourth ln the Thurston lnvltatlonal and thlrteenth ln the State meet He also hrokc the school record ln 10 29 5 Russell Waack Captain C H S Opponent Milford Det Lutheran W Bloomfield Redford Union 2n Thurston Inv s C H S Inv r Reglonals Thurston State Row 1 Russell Waack Rnchard Bam Conrad Cans Davld Reed Donald Mxrchell Davnd Snngle Mr Leary Row 2 George Daghhan Merton Roberts james Healy Robert Leeds 41 ' ......... .... 2 0 26 . ....29 15 . 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' ', , w .V l . .2 4 . l , Lt. ., --K+-1, ' C , A 4, ' 1-if M saiumxrmaxs ' sf fwpv aww 1 md, ' mace r r-.FW 'W F5 r 3 Mr Leary D Mrrchell W Waack R Bam H George R Corey D Devltt G Bartle L Tlmberlake G Gay J Reed G Daghllan R Leeds M Roberts J Healy D Reed R Waack C Cans D Strngle Date Aprll Aprll Aprll Aprll May aw May May Maw Opponent Northvllle Sl Brlghton Garden Clty Lutheran 8z We-,t Bloomfleld Mllf0fd Reglonals Oak Park 81 lnkster R00 ew elt League Meet Bloomfleld Hills Redford I mon Si TllllfQl0H Place Home Away Home Away Aw ay Home Aw ay Home Aw av ll' l l l l I ' A ' A A l ' ff' .iq . I ff A. 3 ef. ', L-J - iff? V Il 4 h 4 rx fx. V ' fl ,ve A -L A . of ' I X ' I-'YT . 10 . . . 1,7 . . 26 up . . 30 . 11 ' ' L15 15 . S V Zacwelall mm a 1 P ff! MQ dfx V3 1 'i4?,.! Row 1 C Wellman P Stevenson H George R Carlton D Hanaford D Farrell Row 2 L Turnbull E Paolucc1 D Devrtt T Hawkms D Colegrove Mr Iannx Affam the llrojan IDISQIIHH club sueeeeflecl ln 96Cl1I'1Ilg for the flflll conaeeutne wear the Wayne Oakland County League Cham plOI1Slllp The umlefeatefl team Qtretehefl IIS wmnlng streak to flfteen games ln the 1916 Qeaaon Sam l.aBrecque a vraduatmg Qemor, cllmaxed lui lush school pltclung career by Qucu-Qifulls pltCl1lIlg a no hltter 't.5il'i? 5 Q Z P A Q a r f-l1 fn -2 s 6 'X' , , I Q ' 1 as' - 34 v -. -, 4 Q ..- , -- ,-fe. ..s:, ' +1 - , . - 'sez asses: '- .r.+:---f--:Le x can .un ' . ' fy' ' .H gg ,,----. . -'Jeb .4 -a g 23- x S . 0 ,------:' 4 'SUM A 5 , 11 ' ' ,-. -JA ' - . ' A 4 I W , ' I .1 A ' as , . . 9 'B' .V , v J If B' v . ' 50. ' I i Q Y X -ivtxf A ' 1 5 .W ' - K 'Q If , X Q .ll ,-Q A , ff X ' 4 In ' u ' .4-fs r 4 ' nk 6 45 ' - ' .'. ! Q, . ,r'f!-2-ff az V' ,, ff ' 3 - , - , - y - , ' , . . 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A 5 4 ' 'S 5 1 JV X Q' N li I I I 'F W :Q I . ff 4 z A I , L f U W ... ,Lf . ,-f 4 P 'ii ' ' 1 5 , ik? l 1 if ,I f 'jf r K ' .J f ga Q J ,f K if I 1 Q R Y X - Oo ,R ll ffdaezlcecng Smcew eclngfzalafdlcane and Elma aj57 Em Zmm za Me GENERAL CONTRACTORS THE WALLACE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 30550 West Enght Mule Road GReenleof 4 2424 express their sincerest congrotulotlons to the Sensor Closs of 1957 Box 337 Formington Maxwell Slnllll c The REXALL Drugstore 27702 West Elght Mule at Grand Rlver Farmnngton GReenleaf 4 2011 HIMMELSPACH S 33219 Grand Rnver GReenleaf 4 2161 M A C S FIVE T0 FIVE DOLLARS 33317 Grand River Farmington HAAS ELECTRIC AND TELEVISION C0 G E and HotpomtAppluances R C A G E Motorola TV Sets 26456 Grand Rlver KEnwood 2 1515 KEnwood 2 4229 Courtesy Lumber Supply Co Garage Bulldlng Modermzatlon Contrachng 27335 Grand Rnver Detront 19 KEnwood 2 3874 8: Melvm Hardware 81 Feed Store 30015 Wes? Enghi Mule Llvonno GReenIecf 4 3670 DAVIS AND LENT Mens Wear 3 06G dR I f48 0 1 f DANCERS DEPARTMENT STORE Q0 Compl i f RIO CLEANERS 26621 wevs e Mle wood 1 oaoo WAACK S SUPER SERVICE 275 8 G f E gh: M I f49 Spencer Heeney Funeral Director Fcurmungton GReenleof 4 5200 I Farmington Store 33 ron iver GReen eo - 03 Complimen s o I 3318 Grand River Farmin 1 n imen s o s ev n E J KEn - I 3 rand River o i ie GReenleo - 784 Complnments of WEENIE BAR 29660 Grand Raver Mlnfw' THOMAS JEWELRY 23619 Farmington Road Farmsngton GReenIeaf 4 4061 JOHNNY S MARKET 22170 Grand River GROCERIES 9a m Mudmghf Seven Days KEnwood 'I-9709 WEST BROTHERS Halr Stylists 33308 Grand River Farmnngton Mnchugan GReenIeaf 4 7008 Complnments of KELLER S GREENHOUSE 28822 West Elght Mule GReenleaf 4 0660 BYRNE S SERVICE Mlddlebelt at Seven Mule GReenleaf 4 9725 ERIC S POULTRY FARM POULTRY MEAT EGGS Melvun Street M Mule West of Muddlebelt on Seven Male Sa 95pm Congratulatnons to the Class of 1957 SAMARS DEPARTMENT STORE 27488 Grand Ruver at 8 Mule Next to Wrugley s Compliments of TOWNSHIP REAL ESTATE 26109 Grand Rnver Avenue Resndence GReenIecf 4 3241 Offuce KEnwood I 1060 Compluments of BOB CLAYTON'S SERVICE 28728 Grand Rlver Farmungton Mrchlgan Phone GReenleof 4 9783 . . I I I 1 1 Open: Wed., Thurs., Fri., 9-9 p. m. l., - . . I Q ED'S RADIATOR REPAIR Eight Mile and Grand River 20719 Ontago Farmington GReenIeaf 4-0256 Phone GReenIeaf 4 0845 Farmington Automotive Replacement Parts ComP me 'SoI Mochme Shop Service NEFFS CONFECTIONERY Eight Mule Road Livonia RAYLS SUBURBAN A T B RAYLS SUBSIDIARY The neighborhood store with downtown selections JEWEL PAINTS KITCHENWARE PLUMBING SUPPLIES HOME WORK SHOP TOOLS DELTA PORTER CABLE and SKILL THE RIGHT EQUIPMENT FOR SPORTS POWER MOWERS HOUSEHOLD GOODS RAYLS SUBURBAN Always plenty of convenient parking space Grand R ver and Eight Mile GReenIeof 4 1717 KEnwood 7 2600 I 9 I Complete Stocks-Prompt Service-Reasonable Prices 1 HALLOCK'S BARBER SHOP Wishing the Seniors of 1956-57 The Best MCINERNEY S MARKET E ght M le Road George Spies Industries, Inc 3729 West Belmont Avenue Chicago, Illinois Manufacturers of Class Jewelry SENIOR ANNOUNCEMENTS DIPLOMAS LYMAN E ABBOTT Representative Kola a oo Mch gan CompI1ments of Smlth Tupper Lumber Company 28474 Grand R1ver GReenIeaf 4 6610 Co pI ments of Be Ing M11-lugh AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER Q C1 R oaee leaf 4 1234 VERN J HAWLEY 21125 M ddlebelt Road t I Repo C PIA GRee leo? 4 T331 I . m z , i i i I m I r I - . Gr n iver n . ' 1 KEnwood 5-8440 LATHING AND PLASTERING Residen iol-Commercio - irs Member . .. .- n - RlCHARDSON'S MARKET 27720 W Seven Mule TON E DRIVE IN CURB SERVICE Pizza the way you like ut Chicken and shrimp dinners Call ln Carry Out and Short Orders GReenleaf 4 2635 Compliments of Betty Johnson Dance Studios 21217 Ontago Farmington GReenleaf 4 3174 Compliments of UHIOH Building Supply Co Wrecking Co Inc Mann Yard 31245 W Eight Mule CBetween Farmington and Muddlebelt Rd J GReenIeaf 4 3043 KEnwood 5 9200 Congratulations to the Class of 1957 FERRIS SERVICE I Y 1 U I I Affiliated with Union l Xa X3 X 'T X A GX , -4' , 455 I r. RW . X76 1 ax Rf. N N I Xwxsgg woilhfwum MM.kfYw-fun. l'wQ,w..5:,eu,.k,wf uQJ'1J-fn-CAL 4,5 f fffx 'f 64544, U, Q, 9- 6? B22 ' Oxy Mg Z 'xi 47am o 7 Y UQ? - ,V I in gg 'ug , fu ' -b