Cooley High School - Castellan Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1958 volume:

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Y K 1 :L -..-,f .YH A, W X? foreword l Q m f4qN'S?K X .,f4nv-if 'R Since September, 1957, several satellites were launched, Federal Troops were used to insure equal educational rights in Little Rock, Arkansas, and the world's largest expansion bridge was completed across the Straits of Mackinac. Peo- ple naturally look to their schools for leadership in meeting the challenges of their age. Aware of this demand, the 1958 Castellan olters a close look at the school year. Xx- 4 L, if fb . qfi JU My Wf , 1 ,1 , Lwff Qu , VA' f I A j 'K . ,QQ ' ,Q fs' uf' Confenfs .7 -,,4 , iii .'.-T 74'K!lfjfIffQ3,-ifyl, V Y V! ff F culfy 5 A rvs ll Aff raffries 33 porfs 67 Underclaskmen 81 f Index l 19V Mfg' tl ,I A wwf, . .F W .4 ML Cooley Gefs a Crew Cui ,wl T T' H cvkkxylqf ii ,, tu 'll Xzl, J WJ Lux X' ll L' 'A l 'rx B. J AJ fc f!AL, 'X.M,Lf ll J 'M V 'J fl L IL L J w I ,,1 L 1' if f Illia ' U I ,uf - ff J, jf' ff'tMW, 'Y lf W 14 T 47Z,!7o The FACULTY at Cooley ha Ied and taught over three thousand st d ' ' u ents thus year. By challengmg the pupils to greater goals, and, most important, setting an example that is over- shadowed only by that of a parent, Cooley's faculty has demon- ' strated its interest and dedication to American youth. The ' faculty is presented on youth's behalf. wililw I lvl Dedicafed Adminisfrafion C ounsels Sfudenfs 1? 5 3 Av Q 4: Z 1 Clarence H, Hiller Helen Delbridge Owen A. Emmons Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Principal lx Joseph Schindler Lucy Quinn 5 '01 '02 Samuegmpector l iw Msrlom Pramotes lllgollgilil Wew For thirty years, the Cooley High School community, numbering thousands of parents and 3,400 students this year alone, have known and respected the experienced leadership of Principal Owen A. Emmons. To parents and students alike who were disappointed when the undefeated Cooley football team was not chosen to play in the city-championship game, Mr. Emmons counseled that to take disappointment with your head high is the mark of a real champion. Cooley did. When mounting national publicity was focused on the less than one per cent of problem American youth, Mr. Emmons urged the faculty to keep their sense of proportion, to remember the needs of all children. Cooley did. Besides Mr. Emmons, Assistant Principals Helen Delbridge and C. H. Hiller serve Cooley youth in a hundred ways, from organiz- ing senior class activities to offering advice in o moment of decision. The counselors, only eight in number, know their students i425 on the averogel remarkably well-well enough to individualize a program, to make out detailed job and college recommenda- tions, and to convince the lagging student to do his best. From competent leadership, everyone derives something of value. ii W W lf? ,ill ,ig ,P Lcwnn B k 302 James Chap 30l Green Ros: Harvey Chapman Ruth Co 202 219 220 Deparlmenf Heads Plan and Arrange Class Schedules Harvey Meyers Ruth Bams Harold Lindsay Dorothy Roehm Commercial English Health Language ,JR Ralph Twltchell Doris Lenz Alger Wood John Kuny Mdfhemdfiti MlISlC Sgglql Science Vocqflanql Teachers Mold C haracler of F ufure C ifizens ,,,. Joseph Allaire D' Charles Aneda Helen Ansley , Milton Aplekar George Babcock Rose Barton Athyleen Basham L. Helen Blades Alma Blanchard Helen Blew -.. Walter Brace Donald Brownlee Esther Buckeye Nell Cameron K Wilma Chapin Ruth Chilrnon Elton Clark Benjamin Cohen Joseph Como Mary Crane Eva CromleY IV' vpn- ir-f r, Ullfl-W Eight Miriam Crosby Norman Cross Robert Crosthwarte Melvin Dawley Marie Dunn Edward Eaton Dorothy Eldon Abe Eliowitz Glenna Farley Margaret Ferguson Irene Flaherty Claris Frankturth Norma Gillette Lloyd Gordon Marvin Greene Louise Hair Marilyn Hamilton Rilcy Harris Gerald Henry Cornelia Hoffman Gladys Hague Charles Hohner Henry Hulter Agnes Hutchins Julia Johnson Lucrlle Jokubaitis Elsie Koen Katherine Kuhicck Allison Kunkel Patricia LaHaod Irene Lampkin Marian Lindemulder Rhea Linstruth John Little Arley Lusk Ursula McDonald John McGrath Henry Maloney Frances MiddlemisS John Mihelcic William Mouser John Mullica Myrtle Munro Lawrence Nrblett Roger Parish Kathleen Park Roger Parmentrer Marion Pctreauin Charles Rcmslrurq Meta Reynolds Donald Rrdderrng Helen Rowe Edwin Rowley Lewrs Saad Dorothea Salle Frcrl Shale Stella Shrvickas Wilbur Slonaker Claude Snarey Walter Stellherqer Doris Taylor James Tosscy Mason Tyler Lloyd VanValkenluurql Vryran Walker Virginia Wanomakcr Kenneth Wanless Nrca Wrttrg Albert Wood Aurvlia Zakrzewskr ,wwe --ur' Teachers Promote Higher Learning At the Prom: Acting as choperones Meta Reynolds, Dorothy Post, Allison Kunkel, and Neil Cameron chat in the lobby. ln the school lobby: Harvey Brand inspects a science showcase. kibitzes. ln a chemistry lab Lloyd Gordon helps Elaine Blandlno with a tedious Q rrrr wi l , L experiment. At the N.H.S. Christmas tea: Dor- othy Roehm helps former assistant principal, Mary Farnsworth, fill a punch bowl. Ten In a drafting class: John Mullica discusses a drawing with Fielding Smith as Dennis Raimi In this day of modern education, it is the teachers who give students the background which will enable them to grow. Through the imparting of valuable learning and keen skills of observation and thinking, teachers seek to heighten the pupil's personal development and competence. Alive in good humor, and rich in genuine friendliness, Cooley's teachers are the guides for tomorrow. In a vocal room: William Kaerper directs the Chair in the complicated A Jubilant Song. Before the I2-B play: Joy Lunsford questions William Hollingsworth about her role in Full House. In the teachers' Iunchroom: Amelia Henderson and Patricia LaHood, Leonard Baruch and Marvin Greene, and Charles Hohner and Henry Maloney converse during their lunch period. 1uum.,, ai 1 SENIORS have reached th e summit of their high school experiences, yet, they realize that the lessons learned at Cooley are merely preparation for the f uture. These young men and women ore read t y o take their places in the services, colleges, and busi- nesses of our country Here are the Seniors a th . , s ey take their place in the graduation line. Eleven School ls Not the End But Unly the Beginning of an Education I 2B Officers C. Pattison lSec.i, S. Patch 4V pi B. McRae lPes.l, D. Shaheen iT l January Graduates IZA Officers D. Eaton lPres.l, J. Pelto lSe l Four years of hard work, studying, and fun have pre- pared the January graduating class to look ahead confi- dently to the future. Along with a unique I2-A Day program, the graduates gave the school a flag and made a contribu- tion to the organ fund. They can be proud of Cooley and the many memories of achievements they left behind. T. Morgan lVeepl, B. Bishop lTreas.l, Marion Adams I Hall Guide Robert Agnella Susan Allen I NHS I Pres. Guide Council I l2B Election Comm. Tickets and Publicity Comm. I Cardinal Robert Alleahause I Hi-Y Kenneth Anderson Marilyn Anderson I NHS I Twirlettes I Y-Teens I Sports Council Charles Avaglan Rosemary Baharlan I Vogue Club I See and Hear Helen Balotf Kent Barbour David Beaudry I NHS I Basketball Ramsey Behnan I Hi-Y I Freshman and Reserve Basketball lleana Blanehl I French Club I Horizons Barbara Bishop I NHS I l2B Play I Sec. GAA I Basketball I Field Hockey Dennis Borgne I H-Y Greta Borseth I NHS I Vogue I l2B Play I Y-Teens I French Club Charles Borst I Hi-Y Lenarra Boskay I Glee Margaret Bourne I French Club Willis Brauor I NHS I Student Council I See and Hear I Hi-Y I Football i 1 A D: Dj A .I ' if U . 4 Janet Brown I Choir I Hall Guide I Ensemble John Brown I Hi-Y Larry Buchanan I ROTC I Art Club I Air Raid Corps Larry Burnosky I Hall Guide Patricia lums I Y-Teens I Vogue I French Club I l2B Play Comm. loanna Burns I Choir I Ensemble I Vocalettes I Hall Guide Thomas Burrows Terry Burt Richard Buvla I ROTC Drill lst Sgt. Dick Call I Football Rosina Capoccia I NHS I See and Hear I Treas. Y-Teens I I2-B Play I Vogue I Hall Guide Robert Carlin Vincent Castlgllone Torn Cathey Mary Grace Chrysan I Hall Guide Charlotte Clbor Marylo Cleveland I Horizons I Hall Guide Kareen Cobb I FNA Gloria Calettl I FNA I Y-Teens I Air Raid Corps I Choir I Hall Guide Cooke Thirteen Antonatta Coppola Sandra Cora 0 NHS 0 Treas. Vogue v Y-Teens 0 GAA ' Field Hockey v Hall Guide 0 Sports Council Kay Courter .lolllotta Crawford 0 Y-Teens 0 Choir v Scholarship Comm. Clifford Cunningham 0 Band James Dean Julio Deoton Eleanor DeMerltt Marlon Dettllng 0 Vogue 1 Y-Teens 0 Sports Council 0 Parent Club Edward Dobson 0 Swim - C Club Agnes Doeherty U Y-Teens Alan Dopko I Football 1 C Club v Hi-Y Franca: Draxlch 0 Y-Teens Davld Drowek 0 Band 0 Orchestra 0 Conservation Club Shlrlay Dudenhoefer Charles Duncan Margaret Duncan 0 FNA 0 Y-Teens Carl Durrenbarg 0 Hi-Y Rlchard Eaton D Pres. NHS 0 Veep Student Council 0 l2B Play 0 Glee Choir D Ensemble 0 Veep Hi-Y v Football Conrad Eggeraat v Sports Council 0 C Club 0 Hi-Y 0 Track s Cross Country Fourteen We Robert Eliassen 0 l2B Play Comm. v Hi-Y 0 Baseball 0 C Club Suzanne Elsea 0 Sports Council I Vogue 0 Choir 0 Tickets and Publicity Comm. v l2B Election Comm. Sec. Richard Erickson 0 Choir Donna Fairgrieve U Orchestra Margaret Ferguson 0 Art Club 0 Ensemble I Vocalettes 0 l2B Play 0 Choir 0 Drama Club I Thespians 0 l2B Election Comm. Patricia Frickel 0 Swim 0 GAA I Hall Guide 0 Orchestra 0 FTA 0 Y-Teens Alice Galvan Mary Giles Margaret Gilmore 0 Y-Teens Patricia Ginger Graham Glomskl Lynn Goodwin Robert Greothouse 0 Hall Guide Russell Green 0 NHS s ROTC Officer 0 Rifle Team U l2B Play Thomas Green 0 l2B Play v Hall Guide George Greenwood I Art Club James Gutzke Lawrence Hall Darlene Harper Joan Harris .pq 'ltr-:N-. 4. Nathalie MacDonald U Glee U Choir Murdo John MacLean U Football U Hi-Y U Sports Council U Choir U Ensemble Donald MacLeod U Ensemble U Choir U Track Stephen Madison U Drama Club U l2B Play U Freshmen Football U Track U Choir Marilyn Maior U NHS U Y-Teens U Cardinal U Castellan U Spanish Club U Pres. GAA Field Hockey U Sports Council Alice Manglorelll U l2B Election Comm. Harry Mardigian Judith Martin U Choir U Ensemble U Drama Club U Pres Thespian U Y-Teens U Sports Council U Pres. Ellen H. Richards James Matlis U C Club U Sports Council U Football U Bose- ball U Veep Art Club U Conservation Club Jane McDonald U NHS U GAA U Spanish Club U Capt. Basketball Blair McRae U NHS U Student Council U Pres. Hi-Y U l2B Pres. U Track U C Club U Sports Council Sandra Meacham U Choir U Ensemble U Y-Teens Jacqueline Merritt U l2B Play U GAA U Field Hockey U Choir U Thespians U Sec. CDC Davld Mellko U ROTC Gust Mltchell U ROTC 2nd Lt. U Glee U Concerts Edward Moon U ROTC U Pres. Science Club Winston Morell U Track U Cross Country U Art Club Thomas Morgan U NHS U l2A Veep U Cardinal U Veep See and Hear U Cross Country U Sports Council U Treas Current Events Club Patrlck Morrison Wllllaln Mouhot U Choir U Ensemble U Glee U l2B Play Comm. 'WET V n.. me Richard Halst Robert Hattner Ruth Hella Melvin Hibbard U Football U Track U Hi-Y U CDC Kathleen Hickey U Y-Teens U Hall Guide U Concerts Barbara Holme! Cynthia Hoon U Dance Comp. Gregory Hornie U Treas. Hi-Y U Sports Council U Choir U Ensemble U l2B Election Comm. U l2B Play Comm. U Hall Guide Robert Jackson U ROTC U Concerts Norma Kangas U Choir U l2B Play U l2B Election Comm. U Dance John Kavaliouskas U Rifle Team Agnes Klavanian U Y-Teens U GAA Field Hockey U Tennis Diane Kline Mlchael Krasnik U Hi-Y U Current Events Club U Glee Lawrence Krutx U Pres. Hi-Y U Band U Reserve Football U Sports Council Diane Ladas U Dance Comp. Peggy Lamar Judlth Larson U NHS U GAA U FNA U See and Hear U Field Hockey Jo Lieber U Ensemble U Vocalettes Margaret Ludecke U Choir U FNA Filtoan Sarah Ponta Robert Povren U Glee U Choir U Ensemble Wllllaln Price U NHS U Current Events Club U See and Hear U Sec. Hi-Y U Cardinal U French Club U l2B Play James Purcell U Ensemble U Hi-Y U Cross Country U l2B Play Douglas Rawlings U Air Raid Corps U ROTC Cadet Instructor Dennis Renneker Gordon Rlewe U Band John Rlnardl Gerald Robert Donald St. Sauver Ronald Seaton Karen sum - Ni-is - Pres. An Club - see and Hear U Pres. Y-Teens U Choir U Ensemble Donna Shaheen U NHS U l2B Treas. U Dance Comp. U Student Council U Cardinal U Horizons U Y-Teens U Sports Council Don Sleep Elizabeth Slnlth U Choir U Y-Teens Dorothy Snider U l2B Play Comm. U Y-Teens Barbara Saurbeck U NHS U GAA U Band U Field Hockey U Spanish Club U Basketball U l2B Election Comm. John Sparks U Football U Golf U Hi-Y Marilyn Staber Ronald Standard U Football U Choir U Ensemble U IZB Play Sixteen Sharon Murphy U NHS U Cardinal U Glee Richard Murrell U Track Forrest Nell U Glee Linda Nelson U Vogue Carol Newton Vlrglnla Nlgh Gregory Oates Priscilla Olsen U FNA Joseph Otenbakor Wayne Panyan U NHS U Castellan U Cardinal David Parker U Hi-Y U Golf U C Club U Sports Council Stuart Patch U NHS U Pres. Student Council U Treas. See and Hear U Football U Treas. Hi-Y U l2B Voep U Sports Council Connie Pattison U NHS U Pres. Y-Teens U Sports Council U Student Council U IZB Play U GAA U Drama Club Joyce Pelto U Choir U Ensemble U Vacalettes U Y-Teens U l2B Play Comm. Wayne Peters U ROTC U CTC Robert Pettengill U Hall Guide Joyce Phllllps Beverly Pickles U Y-Teens Carl Plnehock U ROTC U Rifle Team U Drill Team Anita Pogglono Lee Steinhott Sharon Stornett Gale Stlerna 0 Choir 0 Ensemble 0 French Club 0 FTA 0 Y-Teens Enzo Sultlnl 0 Hi-Y 0 Orchestra I Concerts Keith Tappan Edward Tar 0 Glee 0 Choir Patrlcla Terwllllnger v NHS U Cardinal 0 FNA 0 l2B Play Vlrginia Thomaslan Geargiana Thompson 0 Chair Sally Townsend 0 NHS 0 l2B Play 0 Choir 0 Ensemble I Vocalettes 0 Y-Teens 0 GAA v Field Hockey 0 Sports Council s Veep Horizons Sharon Trossler 0 l2B Election Comm. 0 l2B Play Comm. I Choir 0 Ensemble I Y-Teens Carol Turnham 0 NHS 0 GAA 0 Basketball 0 Field Hockey Georglan Vakandls 0 FNA 1 Y-Teens Russell Valovlek Judy Vaughan U GAA v Hockey Team Frank Vaydlk Marylou Vlneo Robert Wagner Janet Wanhala 0 Y-Teens 0 l2B Election Comm. Judy Warbls 0 NHS I Pres. Sports Council 0 Y-Teens 0 See and Hear 0 Cardinal 0 lMSSC 0 Dance Comp. Frank Ward Norman Ward Jerry Weber O Sports Council H Hi-Y Kenneth Welsh Wllllam Wendelken Sharon White 0 Y-Teens 0 Hall Guide Sally Wiedmer Judy Wilbankx v GAA 0 Basketball O Spanish Club Paul Wlll v NHS 0 Cardinal 0 Pres. Current Events Club 0 Treas. Hi-Y I See and Hear 0 Sports Council v Co Chairman Commencement Comm. O Chairman Scholar ship Comm. James Williams Richard Wllllams ' Swim William Wllllams Dolores Willey 0 Glee Odette Wilson 0 Glee Douglas Witherspoon 0 Basketball 1 C Club Judlth Wittenberg I Glee Beverly Yocum 1 Ellen H. Richards v Library Staff Barbara Young I Y-Teens 0 FNA 0 Library Staff 1 Con- servation Club Gary Zabel I Choir 0 Ensemble I Hi-Y 0 Sports Council Robert Zemnlck Seventeen Eighteen Summer School Graduates Vartan Ayanian James Baird Sandra Bauer Michael Bunyan Joann Carrier Ronald Chapman Norma Fisch Joan Gamble Lorralne Goldberg Janet Haessly Shirley Hartness Carol Johnson Harry Kalaylian Judith Lansperry Robert Lisanttl Robert Love Hugh Macbougall Horst Mayer Myrl Mlkolon Peter Raffin Amy Smith Louis Williams Bashful Richard Argue Paul Barr Delores Clinton Judith Deer Anthony Foley Christopher Giles Jaan Haulland Mary Hyplo Barbara Mellow William Roddy Edward Swindell Sandra Zenobian 0 Choir 0 Y-Teens Michael Zisman .lanuary Grads we Action ls the Proper Fruit of Knowledge The June graduating class leaves Cooley, hoping to meet the challenge ot tomorrow. Proving that size is no detriment to fun, the class enjoyed many activities like the l2-B skating party, the breakfast, and the countless open houses. By work- ing as a unit, rather than individuals, the class accomplished much at Cooley, and they go forward with dreams of con- tributing much to American life. June 1958 Officers Row I: P. Hclladay lSec.l, G. Mctish KT .l R 2-D.MB' tP .l,M. VECS . UV . C FIEFI I'eS J. Broder lVeepl. I 2-B Officers-J une '58 J. Valentine 1Pres.l, M. Gondolfi tSec,l, E. Koski lveepl, H. Delbridge lAsst. Prin- cipall, B. Dinges ITreas.l, Nineteen -.av-V -,.. -. -.v.... ' s 6- A r v Q . .ff 1 1 5 4, 1- .Q 55 .. 'lbw J l A ill? if 1. P Larry Ball 1 ROTC 1 Hall Guide James Banyal 1 NHS 1 Pres. Student Council SHC 1 Drama Club Joanne Borgovlskl 1 Hall Guide 1 Fencing Club Leonard Barroco 1 Football 1 Hall Guide Frank Barresl 1 Hi-Y 1 Jeanette Barry 1 Y-Teens Eddle Bosar Robert Boyne 1 Hall Guide Rlehord Beaudette 1 Hall Guide Ronald Beck 1 Football 1 C-Club 1 Hi-Y Robert Bedore 1 ROTC 1 Hall Guide Karen Behnke 1 NHS 1 Pres. Y-Teens 1 Y-Teen Cabinet 1 Veep FNC 1 Sports Council 1 Air Raid Corps Barbara Behrens 1 NHS 1 Pres. Spanish Club 1 Y-Teens 1 YlTeens Cabinet 1 Sports Ensemble 1 Choir Robert Beltel Llnda Bell 1 Hall Guide 1 Guide Council 1 Y-Teens Council 1 Science Club 1 Country 1 Golf 1 Treas. Paul Bergman 1 NHS 1 Cross C-Club 1 Choir 1 Ensemble 1 Pres. Hi-Y 1 Sports Council Annle Blbas 1 Choir 1 Horizons 1 FTA Tom lllznlck 1 NHS 1 l2B Play 1 Math Club Robert Bloodworth 1 Hi-Y 1 A Band 1 Orchestra Corrle Bloom 1 FNC 1 Choir 1 Commencement Comm. Twenty 'i x .51 'ls , fl K i :ir .4 ig, 'fl ,, -. .Wav ' 1 utr: 6- Xl li Q. f I 2' y l. -9' . 1 N 'F A A is - :.i4 5 5:., . Carolyn Adams 1 Choir Gerald Adams Ilona Aho 1 Y-Teens Patrlcla Alberts 1 Y-Teens 1 FTA 1 l2B Comm. James Alexander Patriclo Allen 1 Hall Guide 1 Dance Comp. 1 CEC Marlene Allington 1 NHS 1 l2B Play 1 Hall Guide 1 Art Club Judy Almond Martin Ambrose 1 l2B Play 1 CTC Edward Anderson 1 l2B Play Jlm Anderson John Anderson 1 A Band 1 Math Club Dorls Angel 1 Choir 1 Veep Y-Teens 1 Y-Teen Cabinet 1 FNC 1 Air Raid Corps John Arbaugh 1 NHS 1 Student Council 1 SHC 1 Hi-Y 1 Football Gregory Arcerl David Armstrong 1 Hi-Y 1 Track 1 Cross Country 1 Sports Council 1 Drama Club 1 Choir 1 C-Club Nancy Arp 1 Y-Teens Cliff Aseltlne 1 NHS 1 Sports Council 1 Pres. Math Club 1 Hall Guide 1 Conservation Club 1 Science Club Barbara Ayres 1 Y-Teens 1 Vogue Club 1 Hall Guide Marllyn Baker 1 Sports Council 1 Y-Teen Cabinet 1 Treas. Y-Teens 1 FNC 1 Concerts 1 Air Raid Corps E 7 . .lb -or 9 11 ' .L fr if- 'T I3 'i vi: J . X A ev. , 5 Q- , l'V 'i rgafef' Y 'vilifmf 49,99 T :gli R i. ' ,gl if if Jerry Bloom I Cardinal Teen Club I Math Club I l2B Election Comm. Fred Bloye Sherry Blyden I NHS I Ensemble I CEC I Math Club Victor Bogdan I Hi-Y Elizabeth Bolltho I FNC Josephine Bon Aml Dorothy Banardl I Hall Guide I Y-Teens Barbara Book I NHS I Hall Guide I Y-Teens Charles Borchord I Hi-Y Ronnie Borganson Kathleen Bosaow I Y-Teens I Ensemble I l2B Election Comm. I Orchestra I FNC Robert Boyce I Art Club I Swim Team Mary Bralnord I Y-Teens I Library Staff I Hall Guide James Brockway Mary Jo Broder I NHS I Basketball I Tennis I Capt. Hockey I GAA I FNC I Y-Teens I Cardinal Teen Club Estelle Brooks I FNC Pegglann Brown Gwen Bryant I Hall Guide John Bullnda I Hall Guide William Burmeleter I Chap. Hi-Y .W . lil 14.1 ,ew T -A li tal' ml,- xfli 4. 5 J ' f , Q i I 'Q .WVU l' 'V 5,3 .lx Marilyn Burns Judy Buttort I NHS I Sgt. at Arms Y-Teens I Dance Comp. I Capt. Cheerleaders I Sec. Cardinal Teen Club Daniel Bymes Barbara Caln I Sr. Horizons I French Club I Y-Teens I Dance Comp. I Sports Council I Color and Molto Comm. Clesant Campbell Kay Campbell I NHS I A Band I Orchestra I Spanish Club I Swim Paul Cappaert Lydla Carcone I Hall Guide Nancy Carleton I l2B Comm. I Y-Teens Marlo Corll Patrlela Carroll I Choir I Ensemble John Carter Joanne Cervanak I Basketball I Tennis I GAA I Choir I Hockey Carol Chadwick I NHS I Ensemble I Choir I Drama Club I French Club I FNC I Y-Teens Joan Charles I Y-Teens I FNC Cosmos Charnos Alexander Clchy I Hi-Y I Art Club I Baseball I Football Sam Clllbralse John Clark I Orchestra I Stage Staff William Clark Twenty-one Margaret Clay I Choir I Basketball I Swimming I Y-Teens I GAA Paul Clothler Margaret Cole I SHC I Basketball I GAA I Ensemble Choir I l2B Election Comm. Lester Colllck Sandra Conger I Conservation Club Gail Conway L Q Allen Cook I Track I Cross Country I Basketball 'Q at c 3 Carolyn Cook I Sr. Horizons I CTC fi Q Jane Copeland I Y-Teens I Y-Teen Cabinet I Sports Council ag, 7 3. J FTA I Glee I Spanish Cardinal Club Judlth Copeland Lawrence Cosmos Dorls Cossln I Y-Teens I FNC I Basketball I GAA I Horizons Elizabeth Couyoumlian I Y-Teens I Art Club Judlth Craig I Horizons I Vogue Club I Sports Council S ss- ,3 I John Cross Joseph Cuffe 'L 6 Halen Curran I Dance Comp. I Sports Council I Y-Teens 'fs V , Ax Stuart Curran I NHS I Hi-Y I Choir I Ensemble I Drama A E Club I Speech Contest Y William Curtls f Frances Dawson A . i -II I ' . D l - , is ,. S? I x A ii , Qvkk : L fk i L , . ff' I, A i I . : ' W l -- :-a1f 2 A . ' 'Jai-' K ' I I ' f ' iff 4 A is.si , ttcll 1, Twenty-two Francis Deklnderen I Football I Track Armando Delicato I Pres. CEC I Sports Council I l2B Play Comm. Loretta Demarco I FTA William Domaree I See and Hear Dan Donawetx I Capt. Galt I Hi-Y I Ensemble I IZB Election Comm. I C Club I Choir Edward Despot Philip DeVirgilio I B Band I Hall Guide John Dew I Football I Track I Hi-Y I C Club Jane Dibley I Pres. FTA I Treas. Y-Teens I Y-Teen Cabinet Choir I Sports Council I l2A Comm. Doris Ann Diehl I Y-Teens I FNC I GAA I Hockey Paul Dillingham I Stage Crew James Dimitroft I Hi-Y Robert Dinges I NHS I l2B Treas. I Math Club I Sports Council I Track I Cross Country Brenda Diven I Y-Teens I Hall Guide Marianne Doane I Choir I Ensemble I Y-Teens I Veep Y-Teen Cabinet I FNC I Sports Council Carol Doellring I Y-Teens I Vogue Club I Y-Teen Cabinet I Sports Council I Sec. Sr. Horizons Davld Donaldson I Swim I Glee Judith Dougher I Y-Teens Sandra Douglas I FNC I Y-Teens Sandra Dunlop I Y-Teens I Jr. Red Cross s , t lf. US - ,., l Y 5 I' . A 'Ti ' J ' . ' 4,g'i,1' Q, 9 ' 1'1 Q L, '-Iss,-. Brian Franz I Treas, Hi-Y I Manager Basketball I Parents Club I Sports Council I l2B Play Judy cow .I I Sharon Gattney I Choir Vlrginla Gamble .1 3 Mary Gandoltl I NHS I l2B Sec. I Sr. Horizons I Dance we .. g Comp. I Y-Teens I Vogue Club I Sports Council J 4 . Judy Garvar I Y-Teens I Choir I FNC ' Roger Geal Nancy Gehanian I Vogue Club Allan Geisler I Basketball I A Band A ' Sharon Gerhard Albert Glammarinaro ' I 3 William Gillespie I Stage Crew zz av amy cimma - FNC Q Wallace Glendenlng I Tennis I Hi-Y I l2B Election Comm. I Q Sports Council ' I Robert Gllnski fi Kenneth Gordon I Sgt. at Arms Hi-Y Iris Gotberg I NHS I Co-Editor Cardinal I Pres, Y-Teens I Vogue Club I Sr. Horizons I French Club Marilyn Gottlieb I Y-Teens Jerome Gough I Hi-Y I Choir I Ensemble I Sports Council Roberta Grant I Blue Horizons I FNC 5 'R 5 .rel '-u. -'QR it 1, f.. ill3n'gT? fs-QI ,' ,N C x ' I tl sb v A 3 Q Nancy Duthle I Vogue Club I Y-Teens Beverly Eastman I NHS I FNC I Drama Club I l2B Play I Vocalettes I Ensemble I Y-Teens I Cardinal Teen Club Robert Eberweln I NHS I Co-Editor Cardinal I Pres. SHC I Veep Hi-Y I Ensemble I Choir I Sports Council Carolyn Elias Richard Ellman I Track I Hall Guide Eric Emerson I Math Club I Science Club Patricia English I Basketball I Tennis I GAA Michael Epps Shirley Erickson Margaret Fallan Michael Farabaugh Judy Fern Barbara Finch Karen Finger I NHS I l2B Play I Drama Club I Thespians I Vogue Club I Y-Teens I Choir I Ensemble Diane Fltter I Sr, Horizons I Dance Comp. I Y-Teens I Vogue Club I l28 Comm. I Sports Council Barbara Fletcher I FNC I Sports Council I Y-Teens Sandra Flowers I A Band I Glee Emllla Fracchla I Y-Teens I Choir Sharon Francis Eleanor Franklin I FNC I Library Stott I Y-Teens I Glee gl 'W f. R 6- .. 2 ist-I' ' X' 'bv' , 5.1 A Q R T 1 4' l . 5-I T74 - I Y 1 Y J If , ', N E4 V 4 1' . sag' , J fx T I 2 M I ef1f:f?Q fi . Q, D is if W. 5 5 Al Twenty-three , gl' Z Q1 ' .I G? A A vit A H -. .. ,I 5 Q H r, 49 4 T f e Q 51+ 4 I I , . A di- 1 3 ' W- bl-' fp Ll' is- , fry., fo t f M Q Q W i Claudia Hazel Gall Heavenrldge e Y-Teens Joanne Helnmlller 0 Choir 0 Ensemble 0 Vocalettes 0 l2B Play Diane Hellste 0 FNC 0 Orchestra s Y-Teens John Hesse 0 Football .ludlth Heulnan 0 NHS 0 Sec. SHC 0 Sec. Y-Teens 0 Vocalettes 0 Ensemble Phyllls Hickey I FNC 0 Y-Teens Barbara Hlntze e Y-Teens Sharon Hlvely 1 Y-Teens 0 Hall Guide 'FNC Mary Ellen Hodges v Choir Ronald Holmes - Football 0 Baseball ' Basketball 1 Cross Country 0 Pres. C Club 0 Track Gall Holsteln 0 A Band Barbara Huber 0 Vogue Club e Y-Teens v Drama Club 0 Choir Nancy Huesmann 0 NHS 0 Ed. Cardinal 0 Y-Teens 0 FTA 0 Current Events Club 0 Sports Council 0 Scholastic Writing Awards 0 l2B Play Comm. Barbara Hull 0 A Band 0 Y-Teens 0 French Club Molly Huston 0 Drama Club 1 FNC 0 Y-Teens 0 Sports Council Jerry Huth 0 Cross Country ' Track 0 C Club 0 Hi-Y Leon llnlekl Sharon Inch 0 Y-Teens 0 FTA Davld Isblster 0 NHS 0 SHC 0 Hi-Y v Basketball 0 C Club Twenty-Iour 9, es- J ' 'Y K G' J l , .. I i A PS G l ! . .. . ,fly ,-1: 1,-gg, ,mf ,a f -.1l, 'i.g. 4 . fs- ? ff ,ki i- D l as 'ls' , , . . i A if ll' r. ' . am. , ,F ..,. - 'K i , 'E' wi .., ,. M g- Q :li : 'VD Z n iv ,pw fu.- -i no Q Richard Gray 0 Glee ',Choir 0 Ensemble Michael Grayblll ' C Club 0 Track v Hi-Y 0 Res. Basketball Herbert Green 0 Rifle Team 0 Commencement Comm. Elisabeth Gregory v Jr. Red Cross 1 Sgt, at Arms FTA f Conservation Club Donald Gregway Dennis Grehl Charles Gresehaw Shlrley Grass 0 Y-Teens Gerald Grove H l2B Play 0 Hi-Y 0 Ensemble Patrlcla Gutzl Mady Haberrnann 0 FTA 0 Ellen H. Richards Allen Hagadon 0 Cross Country 1 Track 0 CClub Charles Hahn James Hall U Hi-Y Linda Hall 0 Choir U Drama Club 0 Y-Teens v Pres. Comp. 0 GAA 0 Sports Council 0 l2B Comm. Dance Patrlcla Halladay 4 NHS s Treas. Y-Teens 1 Ensemble 0 Sports Council 0 GAA Ronald Harkness Gerald Harkness William Haselden F Robert Hathaway 0 Golf L ' I I!-.44 .ye 1 V ' f I 1: h- ff- ' - T .Art ff ' .4 if tink! ,E-w ,. W . A A L , ' , , . V, K' , . X V Q y T ' . K j Ruth Jagusch I NHS I Sec, SHC I Y-Teen Cabinet I Sports Council I Castellon I Choir I Ensemble Ronald Jakubos I Conservation Club I Science Club I Hall Guide I Sports Council I Veep Math Club Judith Janhonen I Y-Teens I Y-Teen Cabinet I Sports Council Evelyn Jenaras I Choir David Johnson Sandra Johnson I Y-Teens I Library Staff I Hall Guide Stephen Johnson Joseph Joity Anne Marla Jones James Richard Jones I Cardinal Teen Club I Hi-Y I Choir I me or 5 Q. gg til' . I X , - li U Is E . i A 95 ' 'Q 4' Ill' ilu Q' -g --.: Ensemble fm . , - Q 1-1.-uMLdaYf ' IVR it 4 - rfwewx K Shirley Jones K . Barbara Jordan I NHS I Pres. Y-Teens I Horizons I Pres. 3 -5 -B R Q? :' Sports Council I Vocalettes I Ensemble I Choir I, ' .A A r. 4, Elolne Jorgensen I Horizons I Choir I Ensemble W' 'L' ' .R ' Dennls Kadau I Veep Hi-Y I Sports Council I Swim I l2B ' ' . -'C f 'N . Play Comm. V' Nancy Kalomlan e . 74,7 , - ' A Thomas Kapala 5 ',, e A ' Eleanor Kotona .wx A Ls l 1 Carol Kazakefvlch I Twirlettes I Choir I Sports Council ,Q cv, Hall Guide I GAA I Concerts 8' 5 Karen Kelly , Betty Keller I Choir ' ' - R41 'W K I I - ' , 6 K 5' Lynn Kelly , all . - Nos A 5, Peter Kennedy -, 5' Ar' iz- ' .5 Rosemary Kennedy ' 4 Ay NA Richard Klllam A 1 , -6 'iw Dole Kleinfelt I NHS I Sports Council I Hi-Y I C Club I ' ' J irir 'ual -A IQ Football - Track - Baseball 1 L- X' '? I ,E 4 Carole Kllcek ' 'le ' , .4 Joan Knapp I Y-Teens 'hs 6 A C A Q. V G, Carole Ann Kohler I Y-Teens I Veep Sports Council I Q ' gfglvti 1- 1, Sec, Math Club I Drama Club I Chair ,ly ' ' X Thomas Kolvupalo At Richard Kolor I Hi-Y I Track I Cross Country I Sports -f 'VT , h ' I' D Council A ' f L ' t , Celles Koontz I Rifle Team I Art Club A ' Andrew Koran I NHS I Veep Hi-Y I Choir I Ensemble I 3 Q 5 ' If Y' .Q 1 Science Club I Math Club I Sports Council I Glee 6, ,ii ' ' .f an l V -V Elalne Koskl I l2B Veep I Veep Student Council I Sec. ,V . ' 5 f, , N Y-Teens I Horizons I Ensemble I Vocalettes I FNC I - 4 M I-' Sports Council I Y-Teen Cabinet II- ,X Gerald Kyro I SHC A rg ,Q Rosemarie Labine I Hall Guide I Qi , 4 k V ., , N V i V x5 '. 4' f'-J 1 X 1 . 3' t 9 if , Carole Laing I Cheerleader I Vogue Club I Y-Teens I .N i 1 -g 0 , :I ' ' Sports Council in ' ' in Q e I Marsha Landry I Y-Teens I Dance Comp. A ' A M , 3 Thomas Langrldge I Joan Annette Larsen I NHS I Y-Teens I Basketball I GAA 5' 'N E' Shalron Larson I Choir K X Twenty-five Lloyd Lehto Gilbert Lelnbach Kazys Leknlus 1 Conservation Club 1 Orchestra Lucllle Leonard 1 French Club Marilyn Leone 1 NHS 1 Y-Teens 1 SHC 1 l2B Play Rlchard Llghtbody 1 Hi-Y 1 Tennis 1 C Club James Llpslt Frank Little 1 NHS 1 l2B Play 1 Ensemble 1 Choir 1 Drama Club James Llewellyn Genevieve Lobbestael Martha Lafroth 1 Horizons 1 Glee Lorralne Lollr 1 Y-Teens 1 FNC 1 l2B Comm. Donald Lalsy 1 Football Patricia Lolas Joyce Lunsford 1 Drama Club 1 Thespians 1 Y-Teens 1 Horizons George Macaulay Joyce MacDonald 1 Y-Teens 1 Res. Tennis 1 Res. Basket- ball 1 GAA Alan Maciwen 1 Glee 1 Hi-Y 1 Sports Council Sharon MacFadyen 1 NHS 1 Sec. Spanish Club 1 Sec. Science Club 1 Math Club 1 Choir 1 Ensemble 1 Sports Council 1 l2B Comm. Elleen MacGraln K M 1 f I L W gs is t- il' is Q , .,,,g,, ,L .1 A 5 5 . , ., di! s 29' X H ,., E l A .. - ., . K9 kr Q.: uh l . , Q 1 9 . r Q v of a u I if ' ' i -, 1 -rw an '- iv A ' l QNJH i J . A t . V . 17:-W in W wR:1'xg.,k , lt? . 1 ivan? 4. , ,r hx N5 , A ' i A 4 . Y .-gli.-:ig -ef' 'jr - , X if .1 5. . . -1:4 . 1 W rx Y l , Twenty-six ' 1 l X I ..lA7 .. . 1' 5-35: ii I f Q . ' r ml' Allce Main 1 FNC 1 Jr. Red Cross 1 Y-Teens Janet Manderfleld Gary Markwardt Barbara Marsh 1 Horizons Kathleen Martens 1 Vogue Club William Carl Martln William L. Martin 1 Ensemble 1 Choir 1 Glee 1 ROTC Officer Bruce Massey 1 Choir Lalrd Mathie June Mathiesan 1 Y-Teens 1 Choir 1 Ensemble George Matish 1 NHS 1 Pres. Hi-Y 1 Sports Council 1 Band Baseball Larry Moughan Thomas Dan Mehrlen 1 NHS 1 l2B Pres. 1 Student Council Catherine McCabe 1 Y-Teens 1 FNC 1 Air Raid Corps 1 Math Club 1 Glee Jaann McCloskey 1 NHS 1 Y-Teens 1 SHC 1 Spanish Club Alan McDonald Alvin McDonald James McDonald 1 Glee 1 Choir Joan McDowell 1 Y-Teens 1 Sports Council Patricia Mcbawell . J H- U A-f .N A '1 - M ' , I . -A A g r A - :iii-1 ' . A 1 1- 6 ' 'if - if if f fl ' 5' A A 'v 5' - 5 'Y i . wr A it 1 5 , il X f , 1 K I,-3 Judy Moore 1 Y-Teens - Dance Comp. l Vogue 0 FTA 0 Glee v l2B Comm. Mary Lau Moore Jane Moran Martln Mora 0 Veep Hi-Y Theodore Morrls Louls Mauvlanls 0 Track Richard Mumley Mary Jane Murphy v Hall Guide Robert Murray Walter Myers George Nagher Joyce Nakahara 0 NHS s Y-Teens 1 Y-Teen Cabinet v Sec. Vogue Club 0 Sports Council 0 Color and Motto Comm. Sandra Nelson Franclna Neuman 0 Pres. Horizons Janet Nevlng 0 Spanish Club 0 Sports Council v GAA 0 Hockey 0 A Band 0 Y-Teens 0 Horizons Anlta Nlcolo Susan Nuhn 1 Hoiizons 0 Y-Teens Slrkka Nurml 0 NHS I Horizons Carol 0'ConneIl 0 Dance Comp. 0 Cardinal Teen Club 0 Hall Guide Sarah Odle 0 Jr. Red Cross 0 Ensemble r . ,Q 4 .. A A1 6' .L 'fi Z. W AP is V if s.. llhr A jp Q6 ,6- xy' I. L Q 1322 6 - s E D 9- 'N-. 1: 'W ' A Za Z. Q' A Susan McFerren 1 NHS 0 Ensemble 0 Choir ' Dance Comp. 0 French Club 1 GAA I Golf Barbara McGregor v Glee 0 PNC Robert McKay Danlel McLeod 0 Band Ann McMillan 0 NHS U See and Hear 0 A Band 0 Orchestra 0 Swim v GAA Sandra McNabb 0 Y-Teens U Glee 0 Hall Guide Keith McNames I Choir Wevell Menge Douglas Merrick I A Band Loulse Mlelke 0 Swim 0 GAA 0 Orchestra Danlel Mikel 0 Spanish Club O Sports Council Thomas Mlllar Judith A. Mlller 0 Y-Teens 1 FTA s Sports Council 0 Orchestra Judith L. Mlllar ' Choir 0 Art Club 0 FTA Lindo Miller 0 Horizons 0 Choir Thomas Mills 0 Ensemble 0 Choir 0 Hi-Y 0 Sports Council Charles Mlsket Terry Mitchell I NHS 0 Hi-Y 0 Sports Council 0 SHC 0 Cardinal I Veep Math Club Laura Lee Montgomery 0 Choir I Concerts Mary Maan 0 Y-Teens fra 0 Q 4' ,bv 4, f' .,,,. ..- ag' A i 3 . W i' 1 1 ff 'E' 1 q ' .l I fl ' I 5 YR W 30x XR C' E 1' P' f I-ul' 1 1 I as. af jf' Twenty-seven -i .,. .5 at Q i Q, fwfr ' ' ig: is - ', U , 4 1 sf: . r 4 fi 'kiwi . r' r l 1A,M ,W,? . - rr r-VE' 'B lm, 925 hp., at .infra-fi HW i X il .il X N ru' H L. A si , gg., T wp-, 'im iw, 'R 'TQ' i S ii . 5:1 W.. Linda Phllllps 0 Y-Teens 0 GAA 0 Basketball 0 Tennis - Sports Council Rowena Phllllps 0 Choir Sharon Phillips Marlene Pletlla Wllllarn Plett Marilyn Plntal' Ronald Plaar Barbara Pleasant France: Plott 0 Sec. Y-Teens 0 GAA 1 Sec. Conservation Club H Y-Teen Cabinet 0 Hockey 0 Sports Council Serge Poborka 1 Hall Guide v Drill Team 0 Rifle Team Suzanne Polnplan 1 Ensemble 0 Twirlettes 0 Drama Club 0 Orchestra 0 FTA James Pond U Glee 0 Choir 1 Ensemble 0 Band Kenneth Posney Martin Potts Jerry Powers 0 Treas. Current Events Club 0 Moth Club 0 Science Club Larry Powers I Current Events Club I Moth Club Robert Procknow Nancy Prohaska 0 Horizons Geraldine Prxystowskl Fred Pyle Twenty-eight 6' l 5- es. ui -LSU ' l , .rN1:w' A an Mary Beth Olens 0 Y-Teens George Olsen Joanne Olssovsko v Y-Teens ' FNC I Hall Guide Denise Ortllaber 1 Y-Teens 0 Castellan v Sports Council Gordon Paesanl Thomas Pagel Morgan Pallthorp 0 NHS Julie Pardonner 0 GAA 0 Basketball 0 Tennis 0 Hockey I Golf 0 Spanish Club Gerald Parker Roy Parrot 0 Hi-Y 0 Football 0 C Club 0 Choir 0 Ensemble Peter Pesanen Lynn Paterson 0 Horizons 1 Y-Teens s Choir 1 Ensemble 0 Vocalettes 0 Res. Basketball Sharon Patterson 0 Y-Teens v Sec. Drama Club v Horizons 0 Glee 0 Sports Council Alice Pavelltes v NHS v Ed. Cardinal v Pres. Jr. Red Cross U l2B Play 0 Veep Conservation Club v Sec. Math Club 0 Sports Council 0 Y-Teens 0 Guide Council Tlna Peet v FNC 0 A Band ' Sports Council Carolyn Pepe I Horizons 0 Y-Teens Carol Perry Anthony Peters James Peterson George Pethel s , 1 i 'es Air C i l Q r 1 h Z' - ' -in P. g , -uIU.z -, - ---ff 7.1.43 . wf:,q .g Mary Ann Qulno I NHS I Sports Council I Horizons I Veep Y-Teens I Treas. GAA I Cardinal I Tennis I ' --fi Hockey I Conservation Club I Basketball .- ' ' Ronald Rogan S - 3 Maxlno Ralsanan I l2B Play I Thespians I Library Staff I ' if 5 lf ,-ay, x dbx Spanish Club I Drama Club 'iffy - Barbara Ramsay I Y-Teens I Vogue Club I Horizons . X , 'I Everett Randlott I Pres. Hi-Y I Football I C Club I Spanish 1, . . ,-. ' , ., +5 CM' if I if I- , . -s Phyllls Ranhl l John Road , 5. G. X -- , ,, , Donald Raaula 1 5 . F -W i 1 V ' ' num me s . 4 , I-I I 95 ig ,-,,.- , Q-,Q Laurel Ralnllold I NHS I Castellan I SHC I Sports Council I iii . 'Z' - ,A Y-Teens I French Club .N -an -L ' ' 'i will 1 M T, r ' iii? A 7, i F, xl Donald Ronny , 7 9, L 4 gs p Robert Reynolds DQ G 1 1 S 3 5 hi 'W ' Gall Rleo I FNC I Jr. Red Cross I Glee ' -,, I - ,: ',, ' fl Constaneo Rodgers I Glee I FTA I Jr. Red Cross I Y-Teens I 'Sc - ky ' ' '29 Horizons , . V - Joann Rodaon H I x' , I y ' A Mkllaal Rontal I NHS I Science Club I French Club I I , Cardinal I Castellan I Swim I Track I Math Club I ,r ,. , ,- Sports Council Qi '3 , 5 5 1? ' Qi '5 .' . 7' ' Davld Ron I Hi-Y ' '5 A. lf- ' ,vw K: ., it L, . . , 'Ir Goorga W. Rau A ---I -Q' V C- Clifford Rotllvall I Football I C Club I ROTC Officer - ssh, A Judy Saba I Cardinal Teen Club I FNC I Jr. Red Cross 3 Ng 4 P ' ' K - Y - T11 . A- 1' It f 1 .N-A . i t ' Y ' , .E ' . , , H 'N 3 1 ' ' s ' S ii 'X' Edward Saftald I Football I Basketball I C Club I Rifle ' 'L ' I ,b V - xx Team My ,F 'Y ' Q5 Nancy Sager I FTA I Horizons cs e Shannon Salisbury QR , J Donnls Sehaotor I Hi-Y I A Band I Orchestra ' f Marla Sehlros I Y-Teens I Choir ., -- 9 Am r- s , X 'aww K is , . a hs S 5 Y A I ' ' 5 -. , Anlta Scllnoldar I Vague Club I Hall Guide I Y-Teens .,5 ' ' .y Elaanor Schnoldor I Hall Guido I Y-Teens I FNC 'If ,I ' C 1 A Gone Schroll in . ' p J Flon Setlvandt I FTA I Choir ' -r in ,fl ' ' , Jllllll P.Seott K ' ' ?.al Qi - E L X ' , ' ' Sally sem - choir - Y-Teens V 3 Z, K Paul Sadan I Swim I Hi-Y Q , S Vlrglnla Sellers I Dance Comp. I Sports Council I l2B Play ' I. Clara Sornplo I NHS I AFS Exchange Student I Cardinal I , , Vogue Club I Veep Horizons I Sec. Y-Teens I Y-Teen - av, 'ki ' Cabinet ' 550' . by Ronald Sappala I Conservation Club L' 4'-Ie.-f' A diiil all .Q ! ' .' ,l es. gui? jg ig Judith Sorogov I Vogue Club I Jr. Red Cross gzb , , Gary Sovorl 'A ' 6 Nalnlka Slllnla I AFS Exchange Student I Art Club I f.. ' 1 , A . Student Council I Y-Teens I Horizons I Current Events ' ' 5525? Club '- .luaini single - Ensemble I choir - vocalenes V, Susan Slrnon I Vogue Club I Y-Teens I l2B Play Comm. I - gl Dance Comp. 'R Twenty-nine .If Z f K, ' I I 'V ti g ' L IQ 1' r ,s .. . . 'Y' , W' ' ' ' D Judith Ann Slmpson I Y-Teens I Glee 'V' s K K , ' Judlth K. Slmpson I FNC I Dance Comp. I . x, .V f. - 'fx' -il' oem: savn lb T + S1 ' ' an Susan Skelton I Y-Teens I Glee l CF' Sandra Smead I Hall Guide Yjii-5. '- ' ip I , . Ann Smlth I NHS I Y-Teens I Vocalettes I Sports Council I - 2, if '9' FTA Z,i Y 0 GD Marlon smith ' mm fa 3 , Carol Smlts I Horizons I Y-Teens I FNC J i 'i it Allen Smyth I l2B Play I l2B Election Comm. I Ensemble I it eq., ,Q iv Q' 5 5 'L' ' Choir I Cardinal Teen Club M Q5 it V iw :E Bernard Snyder QU, ' 'H L A Thomas Socle fi, 1 I h e gl X if .Q John swam j b T 4 f '. Y 51 N' Meryl Sorenson -5 I-:I ' Edward Soronen I Current Events Club I Football ' ,Mfg Peter Soroos 1.-5' J Q ' S 1, R 1 pf gf' ' -' ' f Pearl Spenkovskl I Hall Guide J V f 1 Cynthla Splkerman I Y-Teens I Current Events Club - Y - Lou lse Staab Joan Stenlch I Capt. Swim I Sec. FTA I Trees. GAA . l 5' as. ,f g Q 2 Y-Teens I Sports Council I Y-Teen Cabinet Richard Stanley 'S' . K li I - -'Q .4 1 I F , fi' -1 4 .ill All - r ' J: ia- L S 'im' 5 L' J ,, M it s :gs 3 l . 4 'S 47' I An . l A , -'N 'Q-Zvvsrvt Q Aa -,.. 1 or ei sl- f T . 23 is 'xr li ' . X, - Ia 5? K Q .sits A f led A, i 'T -ef' 'F' ' is ---- , W- I x',: ii ., :JN Q ,X I g I., QQ, K xi 13 5. W, , Ha . R f A - :fi -lar' U- - ' M I - , ,if -,g '- R 1 'w - 'fs f- ' J Tip. R PH A 4 F' , - ' in 1 .. ' '4' vw 'M-iigsx 5, av - A- 4 Q A? I K: 'W SI? , Q 1' urge, M .,.,. I A Thirty f -G' 5' A Q- A Alan Steger I Basketball I Cardinal Robert Stella Judy Stellar I Y-Teens Renate Stellmacher I Sec. French Club Roberts Stem: Brian Stevens I Hall Guide I Hi-Y I Stage Crew I Hi-Y Council James Stewart Mariorle Stiem I NHS I Y-Teens I Spanish Club I Cardinal Delores Stiller I Hall Guide Robert Stodgill I Hi-Y Gladys Starter I Choir I Y-Teens I FTA Dennis Strong I Sgt, at Arms Hi-Y I Track I Cross Country I C Club I Sports Council Elizabeth Summers I Hall Guide John Sutherland I Hi-Y I TracklI Football I C Club Sue Svlitt I NHS I l2B Play I Horizons I Drama Club Roger Szalwinski I Hi-Y Kathleen Szegl Robert Tannehlll I A Band Janet Tapeni I Ellen H, Richards I Y-Teens I FNC Carol Taylor I Sports Council I FNC I Spanish Club h F , as 5. A 4 . 3 LI Ai, L, .ig Q, q . 0 Kathryn Taylor I FTA I l2B Play Robert Taylor I Football I C Club Judy Telford I Y-Teens I GAA I Choir I Ensemble Renee Terry I Y-Teens I Swim I Drama Club Geraldlne Testasecca I Choir I Ensemble I Vocalettes I - L lr. French Club ,J , f' ' gil' t lx Y KP 5 g S Q 'G f s A: ' 47, ' Frances Thlernann I Hall Guide 'J A gf., .Lf rw xt main- rilmis - Y-Teens Q 'af' . E' C. Richard Thomas I Swim I Track I C Club V '- ' Joyce Thompson I Y-Teens .Y A , i Suzanne Thompson I Y-Teens I Choir mfg xA 'X' ,M 7: X Vincent Tlmpa I Cross Country I Track I Cardinal Teen ff X H- a Club ,P V , is V gh ' N 4' Carol Tragge I l2B Comm. I Dance Comp. I Y-Teens . L- is wx , 'A , av-.GWR V :login :ravls -Lggsembge If Choir I FNC 'Q f I ' I u t ripp I i rary a ' i Loralee Udell I NHS I Choir I Ensemble I Vocalettes I R l V Cardinal I Y-Teens I Spanish Club I Sports Council . Mary Vaiclunas I Art Club K John Valentine I NHS I SHC I Hi-Y I Ensemble I C Club H 5' If' Ted Valentine I Treas. Jr. Red Cross .. J H 'ji ur , Clalre Vallance I NHS I l2B Election Comm, I Treas. QI., ' 3 A 1 Horizons I Y-Teens I Choir I French Club s. r'fL. C Valerie Vanaman I Y-Teens I Jr. Red Cross I Ellen H. T. Richards vs I K 4 is A , - -- 5 A sc .gs 4 -Q I , -. Margaret Verge I Y-Teens - Glee I Sports Council su ' an es- I V . 5- Dorls Veldhuls I A Band 'I If-. ' Q 'Q-' , ' 'fs- Sharon Voigt I Art Club , Sharon Vollmer I Dance Comp. I Twirlettes Z K ' ,jx Y K.. Thomas Wagster ff. -,H 'X J ,, Judlth Walker I Cardinal Teen Club I Choir I Glee S n Q - r fy Sharon J. Walker ,I l A N, ' Sharon L. Walker I Y-Teens I FNC I Sports Council ' A x. s ' .- Iv . Pauline weiem - choir - Art Club - izs Play ec' , 'Alf-I uf? 'I umm-Q warm - Giee - choir - Ha-v Nil 1 A ' M, ,I -v .f A' I r E A -'IA'--ful Elalne Warner I Y-Teens I Sports Council I Capt. Twirl- 'TW ettes I Dance Comp. 4 Jerry Waters 4 W ' Nancy Jo Watson I Pres. Horizons I Business Manager rg Q vo Cardinal I Y-Teens I Choir I Ensemble I Vocalettes I 8' v , ii Q ff J V' , V 8 l2B Play Comm. 2 ' ' ', , ' A 1 at is , .l Q... f: i Rlchard webs: I Hall Guide - Guide Council - Air RQ-a ru - 'E l ' E' Corps I Art Club I SHC , p Barbara Welr I Y-Teens I Horizons I Sports Council I 7 , ' 1, swam t Q i Q Barbara Weldon I Library Staff I 4' , Carol Ann Wells I Art Club I Y-Teens I Conservation 'N , . , 5 . ,I i I 2 C'Ub 52 ai- Vx , ' 9 ' mup wean - Giee - choir - Foorbaii b 'si ' D y E Q , Wllllam Wendllng I Track I Cross Country I Veep Hi-Y I ' ' C Club ' V h gk' A Helen West I NHS I FNC I Choir I Ensemble I Vocalettes I 1 J , A an-re l2B Play I Cardinal Teen Club I Orchestra I l2B Comm, r , E fi- Thirty-one L Three Teadrers Graduate with Students As many students leave Cooley for new experiences and knowledge, Miss Marian Crosby, home eco- nomics teacherg Mrs. Gladys Houge, commercial teacherg and Ralph Twitchell retire into an also new life. Miss Crosby can recall a day in i927 when she and Mr. Emmons first officially opened Cooley's doors. ln 28 years of service Mrs. Houge has placed many of her commercial students in jobs. When Mr. Twitchell announced his retire- ment after thirty years of teaching at Cooley, he was given a trophy by his Trig. class. The letter accompanying the award read, All of us have had you as a teacher, and we feel that the knowl- edge we gained in your classes invaluable. Your friendly mannerism and down-to-earth way of teaching made every day in class a worthwhile one. Therefore, we would like to present to you this Most Valuable Teacher Award. Thrrty two meg Cabinet Ronald West I C Club I Swim Martha Wever Theodore Whang I NHS I Hi-Y I Student Council I C Club I Cardinal I Choir I Ensemble I Swim Arlene White ' Gerald Wiers Glenn Wilkins Judith Wllleoxson I FTA I Horizons I Veep Jr. Red Cross I Guide Council Cynthia Williams I NHS I Capt. Swim I SHC I FNC I Sec. Horizons Richard Willshaw I Glee I Choir I Ensemble ' Wayne Wilson I Track Patricia Wilt Linda Wlpperman I Y-Teens Adelaide Wolf I Orchestra I Y-Teens Dlane Woods I Vogue Club I Y-Teens I Dance Comp. I FTA Donald Woodward I Cardinal I Hi-Y Jeanette Yamamoto I Jr. Red Cross I GAA I Conservation Club I Horizons I Basketball I Tennis ,N Marilyn Yeo I Y-Teens I Hall Guide Carol Zola: Dlane Zale I Y-Teens I Guide Council I Glee Beverly Zimmerman I Y-Teens I Dance Comp. . I 5 A. Gail Zimmerman I NHS I Pres. Vogue I Glee I Y-Teen v 1 -Q. , K . N Marian Crosby RGIPII TVHCHCII Gladys Houge 'Q ow O . . Oc vl.x O o O I. .1 'Ab O 'I if' h high level of the ACTIVITIES at Cooley reflect t e student's concerns. ln place of social organizations, there are a vast variety of service and cultural clubs. These students are interested in improving their society and in developing their intellectual capacities through a club. 019 Q., '. x 'Oi' r-neil: ' .- 0 QQ lo ,.. 1 5 . , .Q tu-'. I -g-,',- 1. lf. .Q 9' ' ' '. . .,'v'4 '14 Ekfif. - 'A 'QELQQ .Q - 4 4. ,. I ' v o.', Thirty-three Student Council-Fall Seated: J. McGrath lSoonsorl, U. McDonald lSponsorl, T, Whang lTreas,l, S. Patch lPres.l, R. Eaton lVeepl, J, Thorpe 1Sec.i, H. Delhridge lSponsorI Row I: J. Olson S. Carson F. Ford, L. Skagerberg, C. Pattison, E. Koskl, J. Alexander, B. Richards, E. Blandino, F. Hall. Row 2: L. Endsley, R. Bussey, D Morgan, T. Notraninni, J. Ranyai, J. Arbough, R. Brescoll, W. Brouer, P. Bissell. Student Council-Spring Seated: U.. McDonald lSponsorl, F. Ford lCorr. Sec.l, J. Banyai lPres.l, E. Koski lVeepl, R. Brescoll lRec. Seal, H. Delhridge 1Sponsorl Row I: J. MacKay, C. Beulhem, C. Bush, J. Olson, J. Alexander, B Richards, E. Blandino, J. McGrath lSponsorl. Row 2: J. Bain, B. Kelley, R Whang, D Christopher, J. Arbaugh, T. Whanq. Row 3: L. Skagerberg, D. Morgan, D. Wadlond, D. McBrien, S. Barafh, J. Thorpe. Wi? Q 5 I ru QF Thirtylour I or A vw ul L XA Sports Council Ro l: F, Plot! A, Smulh, D. Wadlond KTreos.l, B, Jordon !Pres.l, D. Riddering 4SponsorI, C. Kohler fVeepJ, E. Blanduno lSec.l, B. Franz. Row 2: C. Ferguson, W . N. K. Watson, D. Angel, R. Horn, G. Zlmmermon, l. Gofberg, J. Janhonen, M. Qume, S. McFerren, C, Lolng, N. Huesmann. Row 3. B. Kruger, P. Hollawoy, P. Drewek, J, Smnlh, K. Behnke, A, Povelites, L. Reunhold, K, White. J. McDowell, M. Doane, N. Warnock, M. Huston. Row 4: J. Shaheen, K. Finger, C. Taylor, M K. Thorshy S, Ascltune, E Koskz, R. Jogusch, C. Kesleoy, J. Van Dusen, J. Thorpe, J. Henry, K Kelp, Row 5: J. Gough, D. Denowefz, R. Jokubos, T. Tanose, . 6 A. K J. Hoffo, T. Walton, P. Bergman, D. Kodau, T.'MutcheII, D., Klcnnfelt, J. Currue, B. Holden, E. Rondleff, B. Dunges, J. Newing, l.. Skogerberg Row : oron, D, Rondoll, T Notronmnu, W. Rondlell, C. Aselfine, B. Eberweun, M Ronfol, S, MocFadyen. r I Parents Club M. Grimes lCorr. Sec.l, S. Endsley lRec, Sec.l, R. Schaefer 4Treas.J, A. Vohlbusch lPres.l, B. Franz lStudent Veepl, M. Ham- rlton 4Teocher Veepb. 1 I. M. S. S. C. Row I: B. Jordon, J. Nokohora. Row Whipple, L. Skagerberg. -Mm ...,, 1 U V1 Thirty-five Writing Awards Row I: E. Smith, S. LeVette, J. Sabo, L. Reinhold, L. Udell, F. Hall. Row 2: N. Huesmann, S. Curran, T. Mitchell, M. Stitt, C. Chadwick. -H wt i V., bv I Thirty-six 'H Arts and Crafts Awards M. Speed, M. Allington, E. Murawski, L. Currall, C. Koontz. Speech Contest Seated: S. Pompion, R. Thomas, H. Gag- non lCoachl, M. Raisonen, K. Finger Row 1: D. Saint, S. Bolitho, B. Tarbuck H. Hampikian, E. Higham, E. Saint, N Killcim, J. Mitchell. i 1 V A . 1 N H S Fall National Honor Society lil 1 x Q 5 S L2 cv Y-. rs qv Rov I: R. Capoccia, S. Townsend, W. Price, H. Delbridge lSpansarl, R. Eaton, D Roehm lSponsarl, T. Morgan, M. Bishop, C. Pattison. Row 2: M. Anderson, M. Huesmann, W. Warbis, B. Sourbeck, S. Maclfayden, S McFerren, C. Turnham, S. Swift, G Zimmerman, M. Gandalfl, S. Allen. Row 3: S. Blyden, D. Shaheen, S. Patch, W. Brauer, B. McRae, M. Mayor, K. Severs, P. Will, W. Panyan, B. Befrens. Row 4: C Chadwick, M. Quine, J. McDonald, A. McMillan, L. Udell, G. Borseth. Row 5: L. Reinhold, J. McCloskey, T Whang, R, Green, A. Koran T. Mitchell, M Pailthorp, S. Curran, S. Cora, P. Terwilliger, M. Stiem. Row 6: S. Murphy, S. Nurmi, A. Pavelites, S. MacFadyen, M. Leone J. Heuman, K. Finger, J. Larson, M. J. Broder, R. Jagusch, E. Koski. Row 7: C. Aseltine, J. Valentine, D. Beaudry, D. lsbister, F. Little' J. Banyan, D. Woodward, J. Arhough, B. Eberwein, D. Kleinfelt. Seated: M. J Broder, B. Behrens, S. Curran, B. Eberweln lTreas I, H Delbridge lSponsorl, O. Emmons lPrincipall, D. Roehm lSponsorl, J Banyan lPres.l, E. Koski lSec.l, T. Whana, K. Finger. Row 1: S McFerren, J. McGuire, J. Buttort, M. Allington, J. Nakahara, P. Halla- day, K. Campbell, N. Reuter, S. Taggart, K, McBride, K. Behnke, C. Semple, G. Zimmerman. Row 2: B. Jordan, C. Vallance, J. Smith, J Thorpe, E. Smith, J. Henry, H. West, C. Williams, A. Smith, J. Lai sen, B. Eastman, l. Gotberg, S. LeVette. Row 3: N Huesmann, M Gandalfi, M. Ouine, L. Reinhold, A. Pavelites, M Stiem, J. McCloskey, R. Jagusch, A. McMillan, S. Nurmi, S. Blyden, S. Swift, S. Mac- Fadyen, C. Chadwick. Row 4: B. Dinges, R. Strader, G Matish, D Wadland, P. Bergman, T. Bliznick, D. McBrien, M. Stitt, M. Rontal, R. Brescoll, C. Cherritree, M. Leone. Row 5: L. Udell, J l-leuman, M. Pailtharp, J. Arbaugh, C. Aseltine, D. Woodward, D. lsbister, F. Little, i S 1 QQ.- f J Valentine, T. Mitchell, D. Kleinfelt, A. Koran , L Q . , . F I Q I 5 fl 1 in Thirty-seven 2 -- awww-lawn' 2 S. -4 E ? r Q 4. 'S' 6' 'QS' .zn- G- I Row l: J. Stanich, J. Newing lSec.J, D. Hamel lHisf.l, L. Phillrps lVeepI, I. Lampkin lSponsorl, J. Pardonner lPres.l lr s J. MacDonald lSec.l, M. Quine lTreas.l, M. J. Broder lSgt. at Armsl, Row 2: F. Plott, J. Sanders, S. Mclferren, B. Kumes C. Freeman, J. Yamamoto, D. Baker, C. Lundauist, D. Reedy. Row 3: P. Holladoy, N. Looney, A. Giese, A. McMillan, B. Lutz , . C. Collms, D. Connors, B. Brichta, M. Hensman, P. Cavan. Row 4: A. J. Larsen, M. Englmsh, J. Smith, G. Hess, R Carson ASSOCIGTIOI1 L Mselke, P. Chapman, J. Henry, M. Clay, Row 1: R. Holmes, C. Ebinger lSgt. at Armsl, T. Whang lSec.l, P. Bussell lPres.l, R. Parmentuer lCoachl,,R. Chrustopher lVeepr, P. Bergman lTreos.l, R. Beck, D. Kleinfelt. Row 2: D. Denawetz, B. Kelly, B. Montgomery, F. Thompson, B. Bres- C coll, R. Parrott, J. Paskus, H. Smith, P. Patch, E. Randletr, M. Lane. Row 3: R. Atkins, R. Thomas, J. Huth, A. Cook, L. Kaluzny, B Bartling, S. Rizzo, G. Davey, T. Tanase, J. Hoffo, A. Hagadcn. Row 4: R. Eckstrom, C. Rothwell, T. Notraninni, R. Lind- berg, D Mntchcll, B. Colwell, D. Strong, B, Wendling, W. Boker, J. Sutherland, G. Horns. xii fl ll E. - .L A A . A Thirty-eight 53 -.A I 2' . e 1- 'L 'S 3' J 'F Yu -fn gk JT, 'AY Q S Gail Stevenson, Barb Garlen. and Connie Ledel man the sales drive for the Cooley Cardinal. Cardinal Staff i . Staffs Co-operate on Publications As every year passes, the challenge of creat- ing a truly superior newspaper and year- book that will meet the needs of the student body becomes ever greater. Everyone on the Cardinal and Castellan staffs, from the advisors and editors to the cub reporters and typists, has met this challenge by pro- ducing school publications that have been recognized as award winning in their class by journalism experts. Editors-ln-Chief lrls Gatberg Nancy Huosmann Bob Eberwein Table: M. Rontal, N. J. Watson, B, Eberwein iEditorl, H. Maloney lAdvisorl, N. Huesmonn lEditorl, I. Gotberg rEditorl N. K. Watson. Row 1: N. Keefer, A. Pavelites, S. LeVette, A, Macdonald, A. Steger, D. Woodward, C. Miller, E. Smith, C Lewis, C. Semple. Row Z: E. Blandino, C. Dumas, B. Kruger, G. Pearson, J. Mopps, M. Stiem, L. Skogerberg, C. Ledel, S. Toggert Row 3: C. Schiffer, L. Udell, S. Carson, M. Quine, J. Henry, B. Garion, G. Stevenson, S, Smith, M. Gibbs, H. Scott. Row 4: T Whong, T. Mitchell, D. Hurley, J. Adams, E. Rontal. i 5 I l l Forty l Q5 ,,...A. -if v-. I 4 i i . 5 2 ta 3 3 ' 1 22 1 t 7 ! :ow Fliblettcliadvisorl, L. Reinhold, M. Peterson, M. Stitt fCo-editorl, J. Smith lCo-editorl, N. Reuter, M. Rontal. costellan Sozorison. ones, . eerbolte, R. Stroder, G. Dann, G. Madden, S. Ecolo, J. Thorpe, R. Jogusch, M. Gentry, D. Orthober, GL Co-editors Jane Smith Mmm sm' Castellan photographer, Mr. Feinberg, snaps another study hall picture. Managers Mary Peterson, Business Nancy Router, Advertising -I I S ll, , l'lt?N'::p V4 t- X ,J , v f-. ..f 5- 'rl gf . .L ' X C. Peerbolte, M. Stitt, and C. Drompp, seated, and J. Smith, C. Miller, J. Mopps, G Dann, and S. Carlson discuss fun Issue of Cardinal. ns.. 5 Underclassmen study the 1957 yearbook. Forty-one Language Groups Promofe Sfudenfs Undersfanding of Foreign C ounfries q. .2 I Jf fwlilllblilfm. N. ,fl aw. . Kg . ...W W A 1 ,,,a .. Ai il i ' ill 'Q . s 2 9 4 I . 2 L . U . . f 'Q A Wg f 55 ,K A ' . gn I . ve- 4' fi . . ge! . , SHA' -v' 1- 'cv Forty-two Spanish Club Seated: S. MacFadyen lveepl, B. Beh- rens rPres.l, J. Coma lSponsorl, J. Newing lSec.l, L. Udell lTreas.l. Row I: M. Stiem, J. Smith, C. Taylor, P. Feldscher, M. Raisanen, S. Dayton, J. Swift. Los Jovenes Row 1: A. Terry, A Carroll lPresl M. Luttenhacher, M. Williams S. Quinn, J. McGrath lSponsorl. Row 2: K. Silk lTreas.l, B. Robinson, H. Mclntosh, B Pratt. French Club Row 1: C. Lewis lTreas.l, B. Coin lVeepl, J. Allaire lSponsorl, S. Mc- Ferren lPres.l, R. Stellrnacher lSecl. Row 2: C. Chadwick, G. Stevenson, L. Reingold, J. Cross, C. Peerbolte, M. Jones. Row 3: B. Hull, A. Webster, J. Randall, G, Testasecca, I. Gatberg, R. I-'amilton Row 4: S, Beuthien. L. Ferar, D Randall, L, Leonard, D. Martin, K. Chvnoweth, S. Branch. Vocafional Guidance Groups Expose Sfudenfs Future Nurses Club Row I: B. Hayward, B, Eastman lTfEOS,l, K. Bchnkc lVccpl, B Kruger lPrcs.l, K Pard lSponsorl, J. McGurrc KSC-c l, C. Tay- lor lScc,l, R Hamilton, J Koller. Row 2: M. Baker, C Loucr, E. Bolutho, B, Hall, N. Chmrolowskr, H Davcv, M. Latona, J Taylor, J, Garvor, B. Wall. Rau 3: M. Bloorlwgrm, T, Pam, B Bokowskr, s. Prerce, E Fronklrn, E. Brooks, M, Dann, M Huston, E. Wolskottcn Row 4: J. Zander, J. Thomp- son, J. Lovc, R. Grant, K, Travis, E. Koskr, B. Lutz, C, Bloom, D. Angel, A. Kutchcn. Row 5: C. McCabe, L Lohr, C Wrlllarns, J, Salvo, N. Srnrth, L. Warden, A. Main, C. UoMcrrtt, J. Alkm, K. Rcsmond, G. Moddon, Futu re Teachers Club Row 1: M Shlclmls lChapl, J. Stanlch rHrst.l, J, Von Duscn lSec,l, J. Thorpe lPrcl. l, M Hnmrlton lSpansorl, S, Carson lVc-cpl, F, Ford lTrcas l, C. Keslcay, M. Halwormonn, Row 2: N. Hucsmonn, A. Blbas, B. Blau, E, Blancllno, C, Pccrboltc, C. Lcdcl, M. Jones, N. Kccfcr, J, Wrllcoxson. Row 3: N. K. Watson F, Schwandt, M. A. Borlrn, P. Drcwck, A Smrth L. Skagcrbcrg, P. Graham, N. Doran, E. Black, Row 4: P Allrcrts, N. Sager, J, Kallvtlcrsch, G. Dann, C, Tulcrrnatan, L, Burman, B.Brichfc1, M Peterson, S Taggcrt, S. Butterworth. Row 5: L Dcmarco, J. Copeland, N. Corle- ton, E. Gregory, K Taylor, J. Henry, J. Drtrlcy, C Rogers Ellen H. Richards Row I: D. Douglas., B. Nncoloff lTreas.l, H. Garcrpy lPrcs.l, B Yocum lveepl, J Schrmetz tSgt. at Armsl, Row 2: J. A. Klrnc, P. Roark, F. Zgorlnskr, E Hargreaves. Vogue Club Row l: K. Frngcr lPulmlxcrtv Mgr l, S. L0- Vcttv 1Rcc Scol, G. Zrmmcrman 1Prcs.l, M Lrnclcnmuldcr lSponsarl, C. Scmplc rVcorvl, P. McCullough lTrcas l, J. Naka- hara lCorr. SCC l. Row Z: C Dochrnng, C. Lama, B, Ramsey, D Frttcr, B. Schmidt KSgt. at Arrnsl, L. Grove IHsst.l, J. Moore, N Gchanran, N. Dufhic Row 3: M. Gandoltn, J. Olsson, l. Gotlwcrg, A. Schnen- clcr, K. Martens, S. Tulppo, M. Noble, D. Woods, B, Aycrs, To Their Prospecfive Occupafions t . L -..J Q r L , l . . X A -. . l , ,,..f A 1? ' - .. :vw- E i f 1: 5 4 Y 4 A , I Q ,W Eh r . fi f rx ., 1 ' - .F up I 2 ,, ng . .x x ' V D . . fl . 4 A 1 llx' C Forty-three Fellowship ls Aim of Y Groups Serving the school and other groups in numerous ways are Cooley's Hi-Y and Y-Teen organizations, which have the largest total membership of all the clubs. The kindness toward a mental patient, the participation in the Y-Teen Bazaar, and the book drive for veterans helped the Y groups in achieving their goal of helping others. Each Easter and Thanksgiving, the Y-Teens present a religious service for the students in order that they appreciate fully the significance of the holiday. i 'l? ' F arty-lour Besides service projects, the Y groups plan dances, hayrides, and other social functions. Club meetings encourage everyone to take part in these activi- ties . . . iPerhaps the best meetings are the joint meetings with the auctions, games, and fellowshipl . . . Cooley's Y-Teen Cabinet and newly organized I-li-Y Council are formed of leaders from the various Y groups in the school, These two organizations work to promote better understanding and co-operation between the sepa- rate Y-Teen and Hi-Y clubs. Through the efforts of the cabinet and the council, the individual groups function more smoothly and are quicker to realize their purposes. Y-Teen Cabinet Row I: J. McGuire, P. Halladay lSec.l R. Jagusch lTreas.l, A, Smith lPres.l M. Doane lVeepl, B. Jordan, K. Behnke Row 2: C. Semple, J. Janhonen, K P. McCullough, D, Angel, J White, Stanich, E. Koski, M. Baker, Row 3: I Gotberg, J, Van Dusen, J. Copeland G. Hess, S. Park, J. Henry, J. Smith R' Hi-Y Cabinet B. Stevens, D. Mitchell, R. Heumann, B. Franz, G. Matish, A. Koran. Forty-five Row I: J. Dew KSQ1. at Armsl, S. Porch lTreas.l, B. Franz lReC. Sec.l, B. Brauer lPres.l, Q. Gustafson lSponsorl, B. Eberwein Black lveepl, P, Bissell fCorr. Sec.J, B. Burmeisfer lChaploinl, B. Bclrfling lHist.l, Row Z: M. Lane, J. Arnold, R. MacDonald, D. Arm- strong, M. Murphy, P, Stoyanoff, B. Boylan, R. Whang, G. Malish. Row 3: M. Stiff, D. Kadau, L. Karaglonls, l.. Kaluzny, T. Simmons, H. Oleson, D. Downs, A. Dopke. Row 4: D. Woodward, D, Roberts, M. Graybill, D. lsbvsfer, D. Downs, E. Sulllni. 11 Q l Qi 7 1- J Forty-six l 1 A 1 A -7 ' sa v1 sf up 1 N . 1 Row 1: H Dawson lHlst.l, R. Alleshause lSgt. at Armsl, P. Will lTreas.l, A. Koran 'Pres I, W, Stelllverger ISponsorl, J. Brown lVeepl, , M. Krasnnk IICC Rep l, T. Mitchell lSec.l, W. Holden lChaplainI Row 2: J. Jones, R. Herrrnan, T. Tanose, W Way, K, Gordon, Lancer Hl'Y A. Gortshore, C. Poppenhager, J. Currlc, J. Hull. Row 3: T. Walton, D Ross, G. Rlce, D. Paul, D. Randall, B. Wipple, J. Dlmifroff, G. Grave D Maston J. Anderson. Row l: D Mltchell lChap.l, B Pvuce lRec. Scc.l, B. Bloodworth 'Con Secl, J. Volenfnne 1Pfesl, J. Tassey lSponsorl, J, Bonyoi mveeol, G. Zabel lTlcas,1, D Parker lSgl. at Armsl, E. Randlett rHlst.l. Row 2: L. Bates, G. Davis, J. Hufh, D. Schaeffer, Cofdinal L. Currall, S Curran, J. Barkholtz, B Stevens, G. Gouoh. Row 3: L. Bates, B. Ellassen, D. Kolar, B. Rondletf, B. Hall, C. Whitlock, D. Shank, E Aronsan, G. Cranford, R Welwstm ss V r 5 l . 2 J - 4 Row I: D. Denawetz, D, Kleinfelt, D. Wodlond, B. Wendling 1Veepl, C. Remsburg lSponsorI, P. Bergman lPres.l, R. Parrott lSec,l, G. Lincoln Hornue lTreas.l, G. Harris lChap.l. Row 2: W. Montgomery, H. Smlth, C. Ebunger, R Brescoll, J. Sutherland, J. Arbough, R. Llghtbody D. Chrlstopher, J. Hoffo, T. Whong, C. Borst. Row 3: W. Ross, T. Soaldung, S. Scavone, W Hubbard, T. Notaralnnl, T. Foley, L. Cutrighl R. Beck, B. Nelson, M, McRae, R. Quelett. Row I: J Purcell lChaplannl, R MocEwen lSgt. at Armsl, C. Clouser lRec. Sec.l, L. Krutz lPres.l, H. Hulter lSponsor,, R. Eaton lVeeol, C. Eggeraot 1Corr. Sec 1, M. Murdock lTreos.l, E. Wslson lHlst,l. Row 2: B. Zuck, D. Banks, M. Dillon, R. Osborne, T. Mnlls, Eagle R. Schaefer, R. Slogdull, M. Morcl, D. Sutton Row 3: J, Lee, E. Gloor, W. Glendenlng, F. Utz, l. MacLean, D. Strong, J. Heuer, D Wilkie, D Durrenberg, S. Rnzzo F or! y-seven l Row I: N. Shimo, E. Koski lChap.l, S. Townsend lSgt. at Armsi, B. Jordon lVeepl, A. Smith lPres.l, J. Heuman lSec.l, J. Dihlxley lTreos.l, J. Stanich IICC Rep.l, J. Henry llCC Rep.J. Row 2: M. Olens, S. Taggert,-M. Dettling, C. Kohler, S. LeVette, G. Heavenridgc, S.I H. Curran, L. Paterson, C. Doehring, J. Ettinger. Row 3: M. Quine, G. Gable, M. Dann, P. Halladoy, S. Thorin, C. Lewis, B. Weir, 'ver G. Storfer, S. Branch, S. Beuthein, S. Inch. Row 4: J. Moore, K. White, V. Vannaman, D. Heliste, J. McDowell, C. Vallance, K. Kelp, Y-Teens S. Tressler, S. Patterson, J. Crawford. Row 5: P. Alberts, M. Moon, C. McCabe, N. J. Watson, R. Terry, B. Burowski, S. Park, S Thompson, J. Grubaugh, R. Jogusch, L. Uclell. Row l: J. Buttorf lSgt. at Armsl, D. Cossin llCC Rep.l, J. Janhonen lSec.J, l. Gotberg lVeepl, J. Nokahara lPres.J, V. Lynch tTreas.r, J. Copeland, J. Lunsford lChap.l, D. Orthaber. Row 2: J. Dahl, B. Ramsey, S. Nuhn, D. Fatter, E. Warner, G. Zimmerman, N. Blue Duthie, C. Loing,, S. Simon, C. Ferguson. Row 3: M. Huston, C. Whicker, J. Gregory, D. Woods, A. Stachel, E. Franklin, M. Weeks, M. Gandolfi, J. Maier, M. Hensman, P. McCullough. Row 4: M. Doane, S. Kile, B. Coin, J. Olszowka, K. Husko, J. Simpson, B. Zimmer- Y'1-eens man, B. Schmidt, L. Schan, J. Olsson. Row 5: J. Nault, E. Fracchia, J. Pelto, L. Phillips, P. Hyde, S. Hively, K. Finger, L. Lohr, C Trogge, L. Hall. i 2 0- .ati ff 1 .i 5 2 f- i . . 1 Es. 3. r- 1 sv 3 V-i fr:..'. . is I 3 RN' I1 J- LOYSOVY, L- Reinhold, J. McGuire llCC Rep.I, C. Tiderington lVeepl, K. Severs lPres.l, M. Shiels lSec.l, J. VanDusen 1Treas.l, J. Smith, S. Meacham. Row 2: J. Wahala, J. Warbis, M. Shires, D. McCoy, N. Watson, C. Leonard, J. Mast, C. Brown, E. Rogers, N. Hucs man. Row 3: S. Merrit, J. Barlow, J. Cornwell, E. Couyoumiian, E. Smith, S. Stierna, J. Mathieson, B. Ayers, F. Drazick, K. McBride S Triangle E. Black. Row 4: J. McDonald, N. Reuter, B. Taylor, P. Adams, S. Cora, J. Morse, L. Stevens, P. Crompton, S. Harris. Row 5: C. Kesleay, Y-Teens P. Ekstrom, M. Major, R. Copoccio, S. Zenobian, M. Leone, J. Thorpe. Row l: C. Pieper ISgt. of Armsl, D. Wood KICC Rep.J, D. Rennie lSec.l, C. Kleyzka lSec.l, J. Shaheen 1Pres.l, J. Olson lvccpl, S. Quinn lTreas.J, J. Cook lHist.J, J. Gentry lChap.J. Row 2: N. Witherspoon, M. Taylor, S. Rigg, K. Buchanan, J. Worel, S. Whichard, R. Sapp, P. Smiths, S. German, N. Martel, S. Gerhard, S. Wanarnaker, J. Fanelli, S. Hovinen, S. Resncr Row 3: C. Bohnwagner, P. Red Kelly, K. Jakuber, S. Greene, A. Carroll, S. Tabor, B. Tressler, C. Gaca, G. Fangmon, B. Sharp, M. Oleson, J. Savadge, J. Snyder, K. Adams. Row 4: N. Stevenson, C. Stersic, E. Meyer, C. Slocum, J. Marks, K. Mock, B. Klsells, N. Blakely, K. Schoenhende, C. Matsumoto, G. Ryan, Y'Teens A. Houle, M. Chaplin, R. Crossmon, S. Aseltine, D. Brough. Row 5: C. Jones, J. Fitzgerald, C. Yount, M. Sherwood, C VanVIiet, L. Kell- Strom, L. Hayes, C. Bush, J. Joop, A. Skowron, J. Dougher, B. Heggic-, M. Eastman, J. Pandur. Row 6: M. Williams, M. Lloyd, D Harcourt, S. Stough, S. Koski, R. Goodyear, J. Buchley, L. Kohl, M. Thorsby, A. Heintz, J. Mitcheel, G. Larson, S. Avey. D -r 5 ,,, 1 Forty-eight x T7 v 3 'l I1 vs f h V7 sq Row I: B. Hull' lHrsf.l, K. Behnke lICC Rep.l, F, Plot! lSec.l, M. Vcrga lSec.l, C. Pattrson lPres.l, B. Behrens lveepl, M. Baker lTf9GS4l, D. Augel lChap.l, R. Drsllcrafh. Row 2: B. Hlntz, J, Garvcr, C. Clynick, M. Gollreb, M. Anderson, B. Taylor, K. Bossow D. Bouyaullan. Row 3: F. Sunellr, A. Korpr, A. Payelms, S. White, B, Deven, J. Knapp, J, Sanders, L. Wuppcrmann, S. Johnson, P. Hickey. Row 4: J. Ncwinq, L. Hyndrnan, S. Parquelte, K. Mcllnay, V. Hess, S. Harnrllon, C. Vorland, B. Krmcs, J. Telford. Row 5: A. Snyder M. Carlson, J. Casper, K. Mocha, M. Bralnard, E. Schneider, S. Benham, M. Kroy, J. Kalbflersch. f J 1 ' .1 White Y-Teens F orr yvnine -ff.. wwf! Q ,- ...-f 1,7 Ji M vw r Fiftv Q, Seated: E. Koski, K. Finger, K. Taylor, P. Wolters, J. Lunsford, S. Swift. Row I: E. Anderson, M. Allington, A. Pavelites, M. 2-B Plqy IFqIIJ Leone, J. Heinmiller, B. Eastman, B, Franz, A. Smyth. Row 21 M. Ambrose, v. Sellers, G. Grove, H. wesf, F. Lime, M. Roisenen, D. Woodward, T. Bliznick. Full House Brion Stevens . . . Man, I wish they'd stop moving. xine Raisenen . . . Get the smelling salts. Alice' PGVGIINS - Pauline Walters . . . May I have your HYN? ' coat? .1 C7 -N C7 Q? I2-B gzzerlz K. Keip, J. Thorpe, L. Koluzny, S. Branch, B. Schmidt. Row Z: M. Shiels, R. Sfroder, D. Downs, N. K. Watson, J. Von- Meet Corliss Archer Got some in my eye. Mike Ferrell . . . Whew, glad Chefs over. Doug Downs . that diary. Kdfhy Keip IS c iuvenil v v N . . Sul Mildred . . . Dexter e delinquent. '-lm 'vw 4 and Carlin mode up Shirley Branch . . l'm sorry, Dexter. L ' . ' 5 JM' . ' I .iJi?f!i '- A Y , i A 'C K Q 6 f . 'ii K W 'Lg i Xi f , ,, , i i iii ' who I. I A ,I ii L ig Filty-one :ll al ,V ll? A J. r PY ! , It's All in a Day Honest, I did have a cold. Repeat after me-cum tuo . 4 xy fx B 1 Fifty-two 25 miles an hour on residential streets , . Don't be afraid, Mr. SteIlberger. But do you have See an Hear this hour? Nllf HL z 'V V Y, - .-.ef l , .w . , ,'. I I 'fl' ' ' M. 4+'1.' lt can't be blue precipitate. Thev can't all be aood davs. It con't be Io muchocho Seven tumes ive done this olrcody y r , 93. Thus edge could be smoother Boy do I hgfe hot dogg Q ,-. I 9 6349 Bus cords' I II get you one honey World Preservation Rests in the Hands SCIENCE CLUBS Cooley's answers to the criticism that students of today avoid the more difficult subjects are the numerous clubs whose members strive to gain technical knowledge. It is not un- usual to enter a meeting and hear a discussion of advanced calculus or inter-ballistic missiles. These clubs are proving that youth is motivated by the desire to learn in order to lead richer and fuller lives. , V. Chen lPres.J, Mr. Brand lSponsorl, M. Rontal fveepl. Row 1: B. Brain, R. Jakubos, .L Karalyi, sclence G. Leeper, L. Tracy, C. Aseltine, E. Emerson. F ilty-lour of F ufure C ifizens Row I: C. Kohler lSec.l, R. Jokubos lveepl, D. McCoy, Miss Kunkel lSDonsorl, C Aselline lPresl Row 2' B Dinges lSgf ot Arms! A Pcvelites T Mitchell Mufh B, Brain, J. Bloom, S. Aselfine, V. Chen. Row 3: T. Bliznick, M. Ronfol, S. MocFodyer1, E. Emerson. Row 1: R. Jukubos lTreos.l, C. Aseliine lPres,I, K. Wanless lSponsorl, A. Pcivelites Cgnsefvaflon lVeepl, S. Aseltine lSec.l. Row 2: C. Hodgkins, S. Conger, E. Gregory, K. Leknius, J. Yomomoto. Row I: L. Powers, B. Hall lHist.l, A. Delicoto lPres.l, V. Walker lSDonsorl, B. Holden Cuffenf Events lVeepl, G. Stevenson lSec.I, J. Powers. Row 2: N. Huesmonn, S. Blyden, B. Jungquisf, 4 v l l Fwnyqgng, J. Hill, V. Chen, E. Soronen, C. Gamble, M. Reuter, N, Shimo. if 5 Fifty-five Drill Team Row l: Capt. William, MfSgt. Heiple, M!Sgt. Berry, MfSgt. Sattold, MfSgt. Horsman, Sgt. Fackler. Raw 2: Sgt. Black, Sgt. McKenzie, Sgt. Mohler, Sgt. Kedney. Row 3: Cpl. Sledzinski Cpl. Boyer, Cpl. Fullerton, Cpl. Saftold, Cpl. Rorrer. Row 4 Pvt. Randlett, Pfc. Finney, Ptc, Saski, Sfc. Pyle. Row 5: Ptc Gammons, Ptc. Lewis, Pfc. Eagan. R.O.T.C. Officers Col. Winters lCadet Instr.l, Lt. Remy rCadet Instr.J, Lt. Best, Col Cheritree 4Codet lnstr.l. R.O.T.C. Rifle Team Col. Winters lCadet Instr.l, Lt. Remy KCadet lnstr.l, First Sgt Randlett, Sfc. Berry. Row Z: H. Lindback, E. Salfold, J. Lewis J. Sonklss. Air Raid Corps Row l: Mr. Tyler lSponsorl, J, Wnllcoxson, E. Weiskotten, M. Bloodworth, D. Angle, K. Benke, K. Bossow, R. Horn, M. Baker, B. Wall. Raw 2: K. Bernath, M. Mountain, C. Cheritree, Sgt. F. Pyle, Sfc. Sonkiss, R, Jakubos, J. Boyer, G. Fackler. Row 3: D. Eagan, Sgt. H. Lindback, B, Kruger, C. DeMerltt, J. Zander, V. Sanders, C. Bloom, J. Black, B. Johnson. Row 4: J. Fortek, R. Rorrer, R. Keoney, D. Weber, W. Randlett, R. Moore, Cpl. R. Mohler, E. Horsman. lllfl It if K ,Q fl SA - . . -ez . ny-:ix Stage Crew Row 1: M. Farrell, N. Shipe, M. Bogan D. Jones, L. Therion, R. Strader, M. Hovna- ras. Row 2: A. Tasco, R. Schmidt, J. Hall, W. Gillespie, W. Wolf, S. Sauter, B. Stevens, P. Dillingham. Row 3: N. Gemolas, B. Rovcnko, J. Hill, B Gardiner, B. Beithel, K. Johnson, H. Lindhack, D. Henry, R. McCarthy. ,f AA..- Junior Red Cross Row I: J. Sabo, E. Gregory lSgt. at Armsl. Row 2: A. Main lSec.l, A. Pavelites lPres.l, J. Willcoxsan lVeepl, T. Valen- tine lTreas.l. Row 3: L. Lohr, J. Toma- moto Row 4: S. Odle, C. Rogers, P. Lu- Hood 1Sponsorl, D. Hart, C. Hodgkins. Library Staff Seated: G. Schultz lSponsorl, G. Przys- fawski, K. Redmond, M. Wright, L. Baruch lSponsorl. Row l: J. Kline, M. L. Helfzel, J. Fraser, P. Kordus, B. Hcggie, B. Quinn. Row 2: J. Hill, J. Pandur, J. Frederick, D. Denton, K. L. Orsick, L. King. 4 t . Wig Guide Council Row I: K. Young, V. Sanders. Row 2: C. Aseltine, R. Horn, D. Weber, L. Bell. Row 3: J. Willcoxson, M. Tyler lSponsorl, R. Jokubos. Filly-seven 'J '. af 1 .. Ml' See and Hear C7 Row I: G. Barkholz, S. Patch lTreas.l, J. McCloskey lVeepl, B. Eberwein lPres.l, M. Ferguson lSponsorl, D. Isbister 1Sec.l, T. MorQ0'1 lveepl, J. Heuman lSec.l, D. Morgan. Row 2: J. Craig, P. Cole, A. Carroll, D. Rennie, C. Pacht, M. A. Pappas, B. Tarbuck, C. Lewis, K. Conley, J. Warbis, J. McGuire, T. Cooper. Row 3: J. Henry, C. Kil nourn, H. Hampikian, J. Moffat, G. Stevenson, J. Cornwell, M. Prutow. K. McBride, S. German, L. Reinhold, B. Kruger, M. A. Gentry, B. Braucr. Row 4: C. Gres, C. Johnson, P. Vahlbusch, R. Jagusch, A. East- man, K. Severs, L. Hecker, C. Williams, R. Capoccia, M. Leone, S. Quinn, A. McMillan, M. J. Kennedy, D. Layng. Row 5: D. Johnson, H. Deason, K. Silk, T. Mitchell, T. Tanose, J. Arnold, E. Aronson, D. Wilkie, N. Beaver, B. Price, L. Green, K. Jamrozy. Row 6: M. Still, B. Demaree, J. Arbaugh, J. Banyai, J. Kyra, N. Shuraletf, E. Higham, D. Aptekar, H. Brelin, D. Woodward, P. Will, B. Brauer. Row 1: C. Lewis, R. Strader, M. Allington, J. Telescou, C. Kootz, T. Brown, J. Matlis 1Veepl, B. Kruger, N. Shirna, K. Severs lPres.l, P. Walters, C. Schmidt lSec.P, M. Prutow. Row 2: D. Adams, S. German, D. Wilson, C. Matsumoto, J. Dimitrie, C. A. Wells, D. Cook, Art S. Greene, M. Dinges, P. Smits, M. J. Makar, J. Smith, G. Bwens. Row 3: J. Drozdowski, M. Peterson, J. Kavaliavskas, L. Bechanan, Fiftyeeight C. Johnson, S. Shivickas lSponsorl, P. Massey, L. L. Hayes, S. Quinn, H. Kodak. vw, 1 ,px Cx fowl. Current Events Club Row I: L. Powers, B. Hall, A. Dellcato lPres.l, V. Walker lSponsorI, B. Holden lTreas.l, G. Stevenson 1Sec.l, J. Powers lVeepl. Row Z: N. Huesmann, S. Blyden, B. Junqulst, J, Hill, V. Chen, E. Soronen. C, Gamble, N. Rueter, N. Shima, Senior Horizons Row I: B. Schmidt 1Hust.l, B. Weir 4Memb. Chaim, C, Williams 'Sc-cl, C. Semple 1Vecpl, N. J. Watson 1Pres.l, C. Doehr- mg iSec.l, B. Coin iTreas.l, M. Gandolti ISgt, at Armsl, D. Fltter 1Chap 1. Row 2: B. Ramsey IExec. Bd.l, B. Ferguson, J. Foster, J Moser, M. Shnols, B. Jordon, S Nuhn llixec, Bd.l, L. Campbell, J. Dahl Row 3: J. Olson, M, Beatty, J, Craig, E Koski, J. Lunsford lExec.l, E. Smith, C Vallance, I. Gotberg. Regal Horizons Row I: P. Thompson lSgt, at Armsl, P. Lum lChap,-Hist.l, P, McCullough 4Sec.l, J. Lux lPres.l, V. Wanamaker lSponsorl, J. Wanniger 1Vecpl, C. Whucker iTreos.l P, Drewek lSec.l, B, Love 1Pub.l. Row 2: K. Rogers, B. Blair, J. Dimltrle, L. Paterson, M. Dnngcs, S. Branch, C. Pepe, B. Love, R. Thomas, J. Wlllcoxson. Row 3: J, Christe, S Swift, L. Miller, R. Cavan, K Philip, S. Thor.n, B. Jones, S. Beuthuen, S. Carlson. Row 4: M. Norlung, P. Ferdon, C. Johnson, J Newberg, J. Van Dusen, J. Thorpe, S. Neal, Blue Horizons Row 1: C. Reinhold iSec.l, S. Mitchell lSgt. at Armsl, M. Quine iVeepl, N. Warnock lPres.l, A. Bibas 'Treos.l, M. K. Thorsby iSec.l, B, J. Marsh lHist.l. Row 1: S. Wanamoker, J, Yamamoto, N. Sager, C, Nebus, S. Nurmi, J. Sandison, S. Patterson, J. Langlois. Row 3: E. Sutherland, L. Kohl, M. Peterson, F. Neumann, M Lotroth, J. Smith, R. Gront, C. Smits, J. Sourbeck, M. White, Vocal Chords on a High Nofe Participating in the wide range of activities offered by the Music Department, nearly one third of the student body helps to carry on the Cooley tradition of making beau- tiful music. Although various performances for other civic clubs are frequent, the annual Christmas, Spring, and Band concerts are highlights of the school year and have gained a reputation for their quality and unusual features. Cooley congratulates Miss Doris Lenz, the new head of the Music Department on her fine directing of the Concerts. Sitting in the auditorium Miss Doris Lenz, department head, and music teachers, Fred Shofe, William Koerper, ' ' A ' I - I - .I l'.- I Ii Fi BI, ,, ,', --I-- I Q ' I . 1 - - m in III ' 1-. J Q7 , i I A ' r .14 ' 1 X , ' . . l l I - ' z , '- , tb 4 Qi: V, rj K T, 1 ' 'H . . H it-A - x t - ' X fd ' ' U f W A . ' ' ' ' A 1 2 f 4' A - nfefi' L V, .meg 1 ,,- I ' f ,rv . G! - 1 -L . ' :- V 5 4 . ' 4 X ,I 1 , ' ar- 4, ' . Q ff' A 4 1 x 2 4 ' '07 .Lf Q X - - ,F I .,,-- Ti ' ' - I9 . 5 ' '-A . QL 'ix J .7 If t' i tx: jf , Vocalettes Row I: H. West, E. Koski, B. Tarbuck, L. Paterson, J. Hennmiller, L. Large, L. Udell. Row 2: A. Smith, J. A. Antkowrak, S. Thorln, B. Eastman, A. Hutchrns 1Directorl, J. Heurnon, B. Jordan, J. Henry, K. Kelp. Seated at piano: A. Hutchuns IAccomp.J. Row I: K. Bossow, C. Leonard, S. Blyden, S. McFerren, J. Mathreson, S. Lawson, P. Cole, B. Jordan, J. Hernmrller, S. Thorin, L. Patterson, L. Large, C. Chaewlck. Row 2: M. Allstead, G. Testosecco, J. Siegle, L. Udell, S Antkownak, A. Smath, E. Koski, F. Ford, J. Heuman, J. Telford, P. Carroll, S. Pompian, B. Tarbuck. lov 3: J. Smith, J. Henry, C. Kes- Ensemble Ieay, C Adams, S. Odle, K. Finger, K. Keno, H. West, K. Travis, E. Jorgensen, N. J. Watson, R. Jagusch, M. Doane, P. Halloday. Row 4: W. Pappas, R. Jones, D. Denawetz, T. Stoyanotf, J. Tyler, B. Martin, J. Pond, R. Parrott, B. Eberweun, J. Gough, T. Whanq, R. Gray, P. Horvath. Row 5: J. Hoffa, J. Hill, P. Bergman, T. Simmons, A. Smyth, F. Little, D. Dearhamer, R. Wrllshaw, T. Notarainni, G Grove, J. Volentme, L. Karogianis, S. Curran, A. Koran. I I - ' In . ' - . w if Sixty-one C horisfers Blend Voices in Harmony 'L s.. - ,.. Sixty-two Choir Row 1: C. Kohler, L. Montgomery, A. Bibas, B. Keller, C. Kazakevuch, F. Schwandt, S. Gaffney, S. McFerren, L. Paterson, L. Large C. Ferguson, C. Chodwuck, B. Tarbuck, S. Thorln, M. Hodges, J. Helnmrller, P, Cole, M. Schnres, C. Adams, J. Dahl, J. Cervenak, J. Bollman, M. Doane, M. Aptekor. Row 2: D. Angel, J. Garver, G. Testosecca, S. Lawson, L. McCracken, J. Smith, G. Bouerle, D. Layng, M. Lane, R. Davus, T. Malls, D. Dcnawetz, R. Jones, P. Horvath, R. Gray, J. Gough, T. Whang, P. Welsh, C. Flscher, G. Lorcnzen, J. Telford, C Bloom, P. Halladay, B. Jordan, M, Clay. Row 3: L. Hall, S. Larson, B. Eastman, P. Adams, L. Muller, S. Taggart, E. Jenaras C, Youngerman, J. Hoffa, L. McDonald, T. Slmmons, B. Eberwein, J. Tyler, S. Curran, J. Ghent, J. Huth, G. Harris, A. Koran L. Campagna, N. Shipo, P. Carroll, S. Carson, J. Dibley, N. J. Watson, G. Storfer. Row 4: J. Muller, B. Huber, K. Kelp, H. West S Thompson, C, Kcsleay, K. Travis, J. Hull, B. Martin, D. Armstrong, S. Rlzzo, P. Stoyanoff, R. Parrott, T. Notorounnr, L. Kora- gnanss, D. Copcnhavcr, R. Boylan, D. Shaink, N. Beaver, L. Engelhuber, F. Ford, R. Jogusch, A. Smuth, E. Kosku, J. Mathueson J. Slegle. Row 5: C. Adams, K. Finger,'J. Henry, B. Jungquist, R. Phlllnps, P. Bergman, W. Randlett, T. Walton, R. Szalwlnski, A. Smyth J, Pond, J. McDonald, F. Lrttlc, D. Dearhamer, B. Massey, R. Willshaw, K. McNames, D. Aptekar, G. Grove, E Jorgensen, S. Scott, P Walters, C Vallance, J. Walker, E. Fracchia, L. Udell f It is u v K ij. -.- P- - J A vt X I S I fi 24. I L.. . Q .,. ' , v L .. . 1 I . ,s is. Row I: S. Annibal, P. Woodruff, M. Varga, M. Reibling, C. A. Montgomery, P. Gillette, G. Zimmerman, M, Rhind, B. McGregor, B. Jones, C. Lundquist, C. Hansen, A. Stinso, S. McNabb, J. Willcoxson. Row Z: E. Franklin, J. Thompson, V. Korr, C. Piertelice, S. Branch. L. Skagerberg, G. Rice, C. Rogers, J. Lux, M. Gentry, C. Withrow, B. Nelson, S. Patterson, M. Weeks, J. Most. Row 3: B. Taylor, A. Korpi, B, Schmidt, J. Houston, M. Shields, C. Grant, J. Bowman, K. McBride, N. Doran, C. Ledel, D. McCoy, M. Prutow, A. Stachel, Giflls Glee L. Grove, J. Maloney. Row 4: S. Gilhespy, J. Copeland, C. McCabe, M, Sutherland, J. Simpson, M. Chapman, B. Taylor, E. Smith, L. Burman, R. Webb, P. Thompson, S. Beuthien, J. Cornwell, P. Cavan, S, Greene, E. Phillips. Row 5: E. Weller, D. Wrrght, A. Schneider, E. Bailey, M. English, J. Grubough, M. Travis, L. Warden, B. Moore, P. Crompton, J. Atkin, S. Hamilton, C. Thomasian, E. Eicher, K. Mcllnay, B. Lutz, L. Stevens. Row I: R. Hucsmonn, L. McDonald, J. Forster, R. Hawkins, J. Hawker, D. Loyng, M. Lone, A. Schreiber, C. Fischer, T. Whang, R. Gray, P. Horvoth, H. McDonald, T. Gregway, J. Bough, A. Koran, R. Jones. Row 2: D. Denawetz, R. Davis, K. Silk, C. Poppenhoger, W. Way, R. Mills, G. Bauerle, B, Davies, L. Reibling, T. Morin, N. Beaver, B. Smith, L. Bates, R. Bowser, L. A. Bates, D. Copenhaver. Row 3: B. Emerson, K. Kopp, T. Mills, L. Elliott, J. Hoffa, D. Armstrong, W, Alberts, J. Monahan, D. Muenk, N. Shipe, G. Harris, S. Bgy's Glee Curran, J. Huth, J. Gent, B. Robinson, J. Peterson, T. Fleming, G. Lorenzen. Row 4: B. Martin, C. Youngerman, G. Merritt, P. Bergman, T. Risner, P. Stoyonotf, A. Hanoian, J. Pond, M. Smith, R. Boylan, D, Shank, P. Welsh, D. Morgan, J. Heuer, D. Demaree, F. Little, L. Karagianis, R. Parrott, T. Nataroinni, G. Grove. Row 5: J. McDonald, R. Jauman, S. Rizzo, B. Rondlett, A. Bakewell, A. Smyth, T. Walton, B. Eberwein, T. Simmons, D. Sprott, D. Aptekar, B, Hunter, J. Delrose, B. Harper, L. Kaluzny, R. Moehler, L. Engelhuber, B, Massey, R. Willshaw, K. McNames, D. Wilcox. - - C5 n-?3...Q Sixty-three Sfudenfs of Nofe Band Togefher 1 A Band B Band Sixty-four Q I i i , . 3 n up vs fl K' l rr wr ' 'I L we' ' 5 s Row I: E. Crook, T. Small, P. Seregow, H. Brelin lVeepl, J. Currie lPres.l, K. McBride lTreas.l, R. Whang, B. Hull, M. McEwen. Row 2: N Neideck, A. Hartsell, D. Eagan, B. Berryman, E. Weiskotten, H. Rose, M. Chaplin, J Goldberg, L. Terry, K. Campbell, Row 3: A. Mc- Millan, T. Peet, G. Koponen, R. Riewe, E. Emerson, D. McMillan, H. Deason, J. Sienkiewicz, G, Bell, J. Dougher, J. Mitchell. Row 4: J Dean, D. Schaefer, D. Veldhuis, J. Newing, J. Cornwell, G. Holstein, D. Wilson, B. Johnstone, G. Barkholz, B. Brain, D. Henderson Row 5: C. Bush, R. Mackie, C. Poppenhager, J. Hubbard, S. Aptekar, B. Freund, G. Banta, G. Wallace, F. Lampe, F. Miller, H. Ram- bow. Row 6: D. McLeod, B. Bloodworth, L. Palmer, D. Aptekar, K. Barget, B. Tannehill, A. Geisler, J. Scott, T. Fleming, J. Anderson D. Woodward, D. Koponen. Row I: J. Baelin, J. McColl, D, Best, D. Harcourt lSec.J, B. Bray lPres,l, G. Larson lVeepl, B. Snage lTreas.J, R. Elliott lLibrarianl K. McLarty. Row 2: R. Herm, C. Varblow, J. Perk, L. Carle, J. Kolking, J. Harlton, A. Wilson, J. Way, M. Melmoth. Row 3: K. Parker D. Hurley, D. Woodliff, J. Ahlgren, B. Hunter, D. Howard, B. Davies, D. Woodruff. x w 5 3 C oncerf Orchestra F urnishes C ulfural Music cv V Orchestra . 2 'Q J sl i X x ,, f, . - W no 1 ,f ' l J 0 K if T ,ii ' il Ss- - ,v g' 5 at v A 4-. ' 361 ' 5 I Ver 'ac Qs- , ' lv Ye! Q lx X . 9-if Row I: S. Pompian, K. Campbell, B. Beaumont lLibrarianl, A. McMillan lVeepl, B. Bloodworth lPres.l, M. McEwen lSec.l, A. Hortsell lTreas.l, S. Bolitho lLibrarianl, E. Weiskotten lLibrarianl. Row 2: D. Saint, M. Babcock, C. Shaw, J. Weiskotten, G. Kong, E. Saint, J. Wallace, M. Rydstedt, F. Pierce, D. Brough. Row 3: M. Eagan, B. Mustafa, J. Berryman, A. Houle, G. Boyle, M. Luttenbacker, H. Scott, K. Mattson, L. Wells, K. McBride, N. Neideck. Row 4: L. Endlsley, P. Finlayson, S. Avey, E. Ludecke, L. Mielke, N. Smith, G. Hass, C. Brundza, J. Cornwell, R. Hakinow, R. Tolman. 'Row 5: J. Goldberg, P. Royer, E. Emerson, D. Schaefer, H. Rambow, E. Aronson, F. Miller, J. Clark, R. Bussey, T. Tanese, G. Bell. Sixty-five ,-J 0,- tl l l l l ' 4 -,L fl? f' XF 'aft 5 . gc ,. E RLUGION Traditionally Cooley young people carry what they learn in the classroom into their extra- curricular activities. There is no better ex- ample of this practice than the music stu- dents. They stay late to rehearse concerts, organize bands to make spending money, and sing in vocal groups to entertain at school functions. Applying knowledge is an impor- tant step in the development of people who will meet the challenges of our changing world. All Q Q git: SPORTS are important at Cooley. However, the atti- tudes of th ' e spectator in the stand and player after the game in the locker room have proved that it is not the championship football tucked under the arm that counts. lt is what is carried away from the game that really matters--the spirit and the sportsman- ship which are developed through victory and defeat. This year, under trying conditions, Cooley definitely proved its championship qualities on the field and in the locker room. Sixty-le . I .,, ...- V I ,. .. , , ..-- 4, Y--is , ., I nl ..- . ithfflll li?'7l.-li-W'-.li filtlffllf 'l.lll1.ihlfW--i 1 M' In l Al il ld S 1-lil-ani. lm hm? ulllib zlllllllllllull llml.,lTll1lr1lilisllllwi wlllwll ln do I, D umm-ll til uv! ln Vu-yy lil tlli-Ill: IIIIIIIIII Nix lm. ,. 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Kleinfelt lCo-capt.l, liftit-IlxlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII P, Bergman lSr. Managerl, R. Parmentier lCoachl. Row 2: D. Call, B. Montgomery, B. Kelly, R. Schmidt, llIk,l.lw l.. llclklt varsity Y. Dervahanian, E. Randlett, D. Spence, H. O'Rourke, D. Bice lManagerl. Row 3: D, Wodland, C. Ebinger, x l yy.--l mill: l:liiI F A. Honian, H. Horton, S. Patch, D, Bremner, P. Patch, B. Wendling 1Managerl, G. Smith 1Managerl, ,,i ll, lllfllm- III 00 U new 4: R. Holmes, w. Baker, D. christopher, H. Hotfa, L. scfoby, P. Hanson, B. Taylor, lz. smnnard, new 5: ll, llllb W A. Dopke, B. Brauer, J. Valentine, E. Saffold, C. Rothwell, R. Parrott, J. Arbaugh, J. Sutherland. Row 6: R. I II., hm, Beck, D, Sprott, F. Messina, J. MacLean, B. Hubbard, T. Notariainni, J. Dew, L. Kaluzny, L. Cutright. 0 .ill-N UW' I Il 1. 6 lilly. xxlll cl III III Imll ll ll illilll ll l X' ll 5- illlll res 4 J, bmi -' ---mm N1'VL'lll -. . . first ggmllx unix Ilul this Your :lllrlliilllm Ulm-mlll -N N'l' il' lx. . 'ln - - 'l 1'ffllnl: l- .. 'l l-- .I cpl . ing. 1- I., I I lllill - V III IIIII ,.II,.,l, WUI IIIFITL IIIIIIIIIIIIJiiII.1tlr1IItD.zllih!,.,,II,IIIIlull nl lip l-.till--liilI--Il' 1- 'U Coach 'fllvll llnpkp: H,ll.rn'l' 'lv I ,ml lli'-ll 'l I ,Y ,, 1 llll' rnok. ' 1 ulrlglll - cg-:isilll lll xxlll:lIlIIII2II 'Hill their th kr. 'l'll'5 lllul l Still' nt S tw lllt-Zh :si Kill? -ll' WN ' a - ' H l l-0 l ' scene lll im, WIN h X.tlll'kl twlllmnh I, lzlllliley If , Q 0 F I int I ., in l-lst ltllllll' lwlfllflll -ll! MC llllliqll' .- wcrl' vrlllllnllllillln Nl L llllflti 'lqlxml mimi blwi Hctullllh and uUTvcu lhlnlihv lbvlcllrlttlncl fc-eil lf at V---illllllt '. - . ilieff' 'the W' -.rl -. is larsl- .J ul' '. V- nuff tw 1 '. .ll 11:1 L- ', -.-u , .ll rmclnl Tom MQKGAV res? lluili Uv: I . ' ' - ll ' ' ' J .Q ' The l957 Varsity Football Team showed a spirit ost Con , , he 'P' 'ns J ff? and determination to win which was inspired by inilmmah to the enthusiasm of Coach Parmentier and the sup- 'gmc vzlvt' PIQIII. ., ' 5 I , . port of classmates. Throughout the conflict over Avllllmxs -...,., the city championship, they exhibited excellent lIfIl,hea5iei'fl '. 's I IIWIIIEIIII . , , , .l o i . sportsmanship and accepted the decision like H109 1 ,-, 0 Sou' V V V r l 1 rg-hveslem champions by congratulating Redford on its victory N. nv f . I ,UI N0 and supporting the Westside team at Briggs lvcffr? 5, if ' lt lf 4, XII 0 C,hudseY . , , 0 ' ,I i f ' , I Stadium. Nevertheless, Cooleys varsity team re- B tv 'lr 3 . B . W 5 l .l 'fix' wi . ' Mumfmd manned the only undefeated football team in Mic' , 7 1 X Q . ht if., ' ' ' 3 le - I ,ll Meehan' l the city. ,, I ,. I I tg . t . 0 ' .NS l' J 6 Cass Tech if .. I, . 1 33 M - le F ' 9 Greg C00 ull 'ml lil . . I ' ' d Eliuwkw.. szgdhlhaad svcgsgliongl i . ' em he - - x Wt' ' A GAR1AN III Ibosk llngrannufl ILE iuutydge I BARBAR. IIIIIIIIE gremn 'XOZVIII Conwy SIIeIu,Iucgd:III was um. BY IIIWVPH fl than plii. l. ab be fm V II our Utd ver vul- .-mp of uf ,l-lknill Wife was mf ll think llfinlev has C Reserve Football Freshmen Football xt r aux .79 Row I: C. Babcock 1Cocchl, W. Soener, J. Weingert, B. Schmit, D. Roberts, B. Toll, D. Roberts, G. Kupchick, D. Pennington. Raw 2: A. McGregor, K. Kuiala, J. Thems, C. Lawrence, R. McDonald G. Lessnau, E. Voneck, K. Court, J. Lewis. Row 3: M. Moore, B. Anderson, C. Rodgers, L. Flouders 1 f T. Bytner, F. Toosonian, K. Seregow, M. McCart, C. Poppenhager. Row 4: R. St. Clair, R. Chorba, J. Kanpo, F. Smith, H. Olsen, C. McAnanely, B. Elliot, B. Siegert, G. Rice, K. Johnson. Rav I: A. Eliowitz 1Coachl, G. Siuru, J. Monkowski, J. Huerli, J. DeHeIean, L. Wahl, E. Koslotf. Row 2: B. Goll, J. Henry, B. Semac, M. Dopki, J. Campbell, L. Ensley, H. Mitchell. Row 3: A. Thorntonton, L. Roader, D. Kelly, G. Opal, R. Devers, G. Thompson, F. Wolf, E. Eiker. Row 4: B. Brower, B. Stuart, J. Hubbard, J. Yount, K. Koski, B. Smyth, P. Sutton, 5. Demarco, D. Parkinson. Traegel, F. Donaldson, D. Kopland, R. Blazo, B. Stallbush, D. Conzac. as 1 L vvf' P BG .. as IN 1' -X,-e 4 .- gs l J Row 5: D. Lans, T. Bradley, M. 1.,i al 6 Q: qvV:7uf-- - 3 3-.6 . sh -f r- ,Q ' .iF. -up an I-..-' 3? ' lv . . p ,, 'rl J. . I ae 'K' Af.. l g' , - sf? ' IA , 'RFI' , 185, Nyfh-i Qu -36-.Sa ge s ' N- v -f -J J' . '41 X' , 1 1 1 . l H v Q I xl AC, 5 1 Q' A N - .N A ,An 'of .- 4, N ' f, ' ' . - 'E . ' W y ' 4 ' ' x ..' . ,Q X . ' '-'- ' A 'F s N ' J 'IN 'Rim 1 f th: 4 I , . X - Sixty-nine Boys vCl'Slfy Left to right: J. Flelshans lSl'udent Managerl, J. Currie, L. Kaluzny, D. Beoudry, T. Foley, D. lsbister, Basketball K. MacKay, R. Holmes, D. Witherspoon, A. Bakewell lStudent Managerl. Center: D. Brownlee lCoachl. Seventy Boys Reserve Basketball Kneeling: G. Lessnau, R, Parmenfier, D. Morgan. Ra-w l: J, Hill lStudenf Managerl, G. Maas, B. Murray, G. Barkholz, G. Davey. G. Kupchick, B. VanEvery lSludenl' Mon- agerl, R. Coulter. Row 2: L. Geelhood, T Simmons, F. Hynick, J. Heuer, Boys Freshman Basketball Row 1: B. Ebinger, R. Dever, A. Eliowitz lCoachl, A. Thornton, S. Demarco. Row 2: J. BIachburn,, B. Hifsky, D. Behnke, J. Orthaber. Raw 3: B. Tappan, E. Peterson, M. Traeger, S. Barath, B. Peck. Big Shots Shoot Baskets Highlighting the basketball season was the victory by Cooley's hoopsters over traditional rival Red- ford, which enabled the Little Red Jug to remain at Cooley. Even though this year's record was rather unimpressive, the experience gained by some of the juniors should form a strong founda- tion for an improved squad next year. Coach Brownlee wishes the team good luck before a game if1 izvfkvfie- i WSE? 5 LL '1idLil'Ht W 'J . .... tim., - alll. ' Go Girls Team Boys Team S. McFerren, C. Lundquist, N. Looney, L. Carle, S. Dayton. Row I: P. Bergman, J. Tyler, D. Paul, B. Taylor, J. Bulinda. I. Lampkin ICoachl, J. Pardonner lCapt,i. Row 2: G. Olsen, B. Hathaway, D. Dencwetz 1Capt.J, R. Schae- -vw 456 Rs, ilk ur .'..r, -fi ' Seventy-two , N 'Q 'is . ,elk I 3 I fer, H. Lindsay ICoachl. g ,sun Pe uve? . n v 'vsp QUW xp- . H. 1. ,J 1' ' 1 j M 5, I l ,. 'v..l ,. f.j3-.- .1 QW M 'FT Il?-' . Q l ' J an J' ' 6 C 9 1, 'E ,A-4,52 X . -, w ,Q -1 Fl , J 5- f l, .xx , .i I, ' ,,--,lb 5 ,L l- ,,..x- . T ,, . , A x -j -P Z . , -'f ' af , -5- J ' it Q . I , 1 at ' , , , ,, , -.. V ' Q vi' r , V7 x-7.9 za t - 9 I . I . I ' V' I r .E ' . Q Boys Team Girls Team Row 1: J. Hoffa, B, Brescoll, J. Paskus, T. Tanase, K. Balys, low I: J. Pardonner, M. J, Broder, L. Phillips lCcpl.l, P. J. Currie. Row 2: D. Brownlee lCoachl, L. Geelhood, L. Kaluzny, Chapman, B. Martin. Row 2: C. Collins, J. Smith, M. qqlnc, T. N0f0rGirlr1i, H. Rambow. J. MacDonald, J. Yamamoto, E. Buckeye lCoachl. Row : H. Scott, L. Krol, M. English, A. J. Larsen, C. Freeman. X M fl N I lr JJ, QQ yn All , rx ' Typ bp, nv j , - Af P fb YL N 0 ff J J J ll l X Seventy-three Boys Swim Team Row 1: R. Whang, M. Rontal, J. Arnold, P, Bissell, R. Burry, C. Geis. Row 2: R, Thomas lCapt.l, D. Mitchell, R. Lindberg, R. Wil- liams, B. Nelson, R. West, T. Whang, D. McMillan, R. Atkins, M. Lane. Row 3: R. Shaink, D. Kadau, R. Ekstrom, B. Calwell, R. Leon, N. Shuraleff, D. Bond, M. Smith, R. Boylan, H. Lindsay 1Coachl. Seventy-four 352' Girls Swim Team Row I: J. Newland, B. Kuselis, J Christe, A. Hartsell, K. Jakubec, J Stanich lCo-capt.I, M Beatty, S Borchard, J. Smith, P. Cavan, B Llewellyn, S. Harris, N. Witherspoon Raw 2: S. Quinn, K. Frame, B Vncary, C, Wnlllams lCo-Capt.l, C Bush, L. Mielke, S. Hamllton, J Hess, L. Wells. Row 3: L. Sarles A. McMnllan, A. Guese, K. Burgess S. Avery, J. Henry, J. Marks, B Adanet, H. Reuch, B. Thuernmler E. Schneider, K. Mills, K. Mock Row 4: A. Allman, N. Doran, D Saroos. uf -muslim'-1 nl'-1' - 'A Y ' f + ' H. b . - ' ' ' , 'f f' 4 L ,- .. ' 54-ag.-1..-13 Y . i '.4,, 'i. i ff , V . i' V,.' , ., 1 5' ' .' if f ' H - g. H , 4 W K 7 A I l waging, 'hw' . I in- v.L,k,z, ,fm Cf. 1+ .i ln- Q -- '-. xw--11-gfikik. 7 -- V 1,1 I I 1 I. kms. ' lf 'L H' A -L If -- eff its - is A M M mat-'lif' ,. , b 'L' i fl O 4- an ' 4 Q., -'g -1 .S 1 Q. . ' rig :Qi .. ' .F , '1' f 'L,F- ' -P' N- L' x - ' 'M' A .. .g , , ' , I Q!! A o- 'fr' ' ' 2 i A- . X CAL., ' fe . - rt' Q A .-1 'U' X --1 I Lf? 1: .fra .L - ff is .M L- fs T I hu-may kg, I 'Qld ,fmt C K Q ', H l f - I - ,rf f -2 ,j. oc - ' r'll34sf L ' J 'r'2Q'4- . at yt, 2 UI 'H A.: i Y' Xu' If K If t X '+A -f , . --.gr . .---,,, vi. . T f - A '- - ' 1 1 ,1 ' , ' 'of' ., , if Y -IRL ,.f' . . f ,LQ-f, 'vm gf , x ., w .. Y - Q- TJ . .Q 'L r . . .V T it . Q X 'X ' X xx f . if K' 4 W- f rs 1 .14 - 4 m ' it ' F- l X . 4 3 ' ' T .1 ' f T C' 4 Q R' E? Row I: L. Campogno, G. Olkman, G. Lessna, W. Montgomery, J. Ortez, D. Kleinfelt, P. Patch, L. Palarchio. Row Z: W. Wilson, G. Ayers, Bissell, D. Kolar, J. Valentine, L. Mouyians, T k T J. Sienkiewlcz, G. Kleinsorge, R. Ivey, A. Cook, J. Sutherland, A. Hagadon Row 3: B. Bain, P. ICC eani D. Hurley, H. Smith, H. Wilson, T. Henslock. Row 4: W. Hubbard, F. Messina, W. Bond, C. Rogers, W. Wendling, R. Holmes, M Greybill. Row 5: C. Snarey lCoachl, E. Kozloft, F. Thompson, J. Hargroves, S. Rizzo, D. Strong. Row I: D. Armstrong, B. Wendling, C. Eggeraot. Row 2: R. Dinges, R. Brescoll, H. Smith, V. Tempo, A. Hagadon, J. Huth. Row 3: C Snarey lCoachl, G. Davey, S. Rizzo, F. Thompson, R. Bowser, T. Tonase. Row 4: L. Mouyrans, J. Currie, L. Polarchia, A. Cook, C. Cole Cross Row 5: D. Hurley, D. Strong, R. Kolar, D. Rendell. Country is-rl :ogr- TV Ss ,,X 5 'A Sl A , , Bda X g 4 . -. N 5' 841-'r f ' ' I - X K f' ' :El , A l . r l 0 fd Q I ,9 ., 'I 7 n5 ,- A 5 Q-1 s sq-qs La' A f li ' Seven I y -five Girls AHain Poise Through Sporis rr ' I r ' 4? X1 G. I V . Row I: J. Sanders, J. McDonald, J. Wilbanks, D. Hamel. Row 2: L. Phillips, J. Pardonner iCo-capf.l lr S UISIW B. Bishop lCo-capti, M. J. Broder. Row 3: J. Yamamoto, C. Freeman, K. Glinz, J. Larsen. Row 4: M Baskefball Quine, M. Petrequin lCoachi, B. Sourbeck. Row 1: R. Bishop, B. Lutz, E. Marko, B. Brichfa. Row 2: B. Murray, E. King, J. Smith lCapt.i, S. Dayton. Gifls RQSBIYG Row 3: H. Scott, J. MacDonald. Row 4: B. Martin, M. Quine, M. Pefrequin iCoachl, B. Sourbeck, G. Gustaf. Basketball Seventy-six Va rsity Field Hockey Row l D Reedy lMonogerl, J. Pardonner, C. Turnham lCo-copm, M. J. Broder lCo-capt.l, J Sanders F. Platt, D. Baker tManagerl. Row 2 J Newing, J. Merritt, M. Luftenbacher, C Pattison, B, Bishop, J. Smith, S. Cora, E. Buckeye lCoachl. A 5 Xu xy Claudia Hazel, Bob Stogdill, Evelyn Jenares, Gary Kleinsorge, Judy Thorpe, and Tam Ziske try out a Jesse Polka in the Co-ed Dance Class. .. JL- Reserve Field Hockey Row 1: D, Reedy, B Brichta, C, Collins lCo Capri, B. Lutz 'Co-capri, L, Krol, M. Blood worih, D. Boker. Row 2: M Quine, J. Vaughan S. Quinn, P. Chapman, J. Larson, M. English D. Connors, L. Wells, E. Buckeye lCOClChl. lhuqf-W Seventy seven Cards Look to nother Wlnnlng Year Row I: J. Fleishans lSt. Managerl, H Mathie B Kelley G Davey R Holmes B Bartl ng D Kleinfelt J Hill lSt Manager! Row 2 J Baseball Team Demassa, A. Eliowitz lCoochl, C. Lawrence S Mclnnes E Gloo B Culver B Reynolds Row 3 J Patterson D Robert K Mac Kay, G. Schroll. Last Year For the second consecutive season, the Car- dinal nine climaxed the Cooley sports year by capturing the City Baseball Championship. Besides showing the great team spirit neces- sary to stay undefeated in league games, the Card lineup boasted numerous individual stars, five of whom were named to the all- city team. The expert guidance of Coach Abe Eliowitz is not only shown in the team's per- formance, but, also, in the fact that Cooley's top pitcher went on to hurl in the major leagues. Seventy-eight 9 l Row 1: J. Wonholla, F. Phillips. Row 2: C. Kozokevich, E. T . I Warner 4Copt.l, S, Pompion. Row 3: J. Moeer, M. Anderson, wlr ewes S. Bonham. L d Row I: L. Grove, P Drcwck, L, Schczn, L. Compbeli. Row 2: J. ee' eo ers Buttorf 1Copt,l, C Lomg, C. Ferguson, E. Blondino. 7 , , I, ,. Seventy-nine 1171 iii '-MQ, 'X bi 'L Q.. W S 2 -.. WIN K, L.-Q - 4 f Yr 'vi -fr? -'ze-x .-,4-P DERCLASSMEN have accepted the responsibility UN of preparing for the future. A large percentage of Cooley students are involved in getting all they can out of courses like solid geometry, advanced language studies, physics, journalism, and transcription, all electives to the prescribed plan of study. The ma- ' ' ractices, jority of 'the school population discusses, p studies, writes, and questions for the future in the classroom. Eighty-one Study Hall-101 . 3 . v. ' X. xy if g F' Q isr II . - f Q fi .N U, W3 P-'.' l s 1 ll 'V 7 .4 K7 IZB Study Hall-102 lv c 'll 5 E 3 -as -1. 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VE. 7-3521 l Expert Designing WARREN JOHNSON FLOWERS OVER 23 YEARS IN BUSINESS Twv stores - -- vermont 5-5923 15001 GRAND RIVER Detroit 27, Mich. VErmont 7-2410 20631 FENKELL AVE. Detroit 23, Mich. KEnwood 2-1060 WINTER WONDERLAND ICE SKATING RINK 1 OUTDOOR RINK CArtificialJ . Private Parties and Hockey Practice by Reservation t clus House FACILITIES S SKATES AND ACCESSORIES - - SKATES SHARPENED 16611 SCHOOLCRAFT BR. 3-2797 or VE. 5-9807 C0lIlflfllIP71f.T of . . . H. J. SIEGLE Wholesale Potato Chips and Party Foods .il gl 11840 GRAND RIVER WE. 3-3420 We A- V 'mx Best Wishes Ninety Jour MASON'S TASTY CREME FENKEl.I., corner of STRATHMOOR ,f N a,9m.,,,U' Congratulation , Graduates! The cap and gown you wear and the diploma you receive at graduation are symbols of a real accomplishment. Never has education been more important to individuals or to our nation. Your contri- bution will be more valuable and more rewarding because of the self-disciplined efforts which have carried you to this high point in your life. We wish you continuing success as you move on to further education or begin to build your careers in the life of the community. MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY Serving 835,000 customers in Michigan Ninety-li WALSH STUDENTS SPECIALIZE in the study of Accountancy and Finan- cial Administration to move forward in business. Study at Walsh where Michigan certified public accountants, auditors, financial executives and suc- cessful business proprietors have stud- ied for the past thirty-six years. Day, evening, or Saturday classes will begin September 8, 1958. Registration for Fall classes begins August 1, 1958. Free placement assistance to students, and graduates. WALSH Nstltute ccouNtANcY A Non-Profit Coeducational School of Accountancy and Financial Administration 120 MIDISUII IVEIIUE, DETROIT 26, MICH. - Telephone W0 1-5136 Detroit Conservatory of Music J. BERTRANI BELL. Dirwlm' All .1Iz1.v1'.'al Imlrunzf-'nf.s. Vain. Drama. Dame 5035 WOODWARD 14730 FENKELI. TE. 1-2810 BR. 3-4270 WARREN SALES, Inc. Warren Mounted Points and Small Grinding Wheels 19364 James Couzens Hwy. UN. 4-0033 BURESH FUNERAL HOME 13631 PURITAN at SCHAEFER VErmont 6-3695 DETROIT 27, MICHIGAN Q.. HECKER DRUGS PQIIY' Drli:'rr1 16951 SCHOOLCRAFT VE. 7-3011 THERM GIBSON BOWLING SCHOOL BRUNSWICK BOWLING BALLS f'Ulllft1c'f4' lllli' of lmivlillgf rf11rl'f'lm'1lI I-llfllllfl-llfl llf7f7lll'l'l 13031 W. McNlCHOLS UN. 1-3207 W. W. GIMMY GL CO. School and Art Supplies Printing and Engraving Greeting Cards 13023 W. McNICHOLS DI. 1-0644 WAY T0 BETTER LIVING d terial riches of the Learning provides a key to the spiritual an ma ' ' ce and industry have combined to world. Through learmng, sc1en bring new convenience, new benefits and a new measure of leisure into our lives. In this evolution electricity has played a leading part. In the years to come you will live still better electrically for greater things are in store. But it will take ever higher standards of learning to win them. dr ams of today the Good luck to you in helping to make the e realities of tomorrow. DETROIT EDISON fum COMMUNITY PRESS Commercial Printing ll f'ddiug Iuzfifntio:ls-ShitionUry-Tirlevfs-Programs 13414 Mark Twain at Grand River John W. Deadman VE. 6-2700 DIIBARRY FRENCH CLEANERS and Shirt Laundry Quality Srfrvirc' 15100 GRAND RIVER VE. 5-7200 corner of Coyle GREAT LAKES BAR B Q Complete Dinners 14900 GRAND RIVER VE. 5-9523 Leo Bill Bill CARD N l BARBER SHOP 14542 Fenkell- afroxs from Coolry Specialized Hair Styling 3 Barbers at Your Service LEO SNAGE, Prop. BR. 3-9767 Class of 1950 Compliments of - - - FA R M M A I D Congratulations to Our Alma Mater HUNTER - CALLENDER A Homeliken FUNERAL HOME sos CALLENDER, Director y i : l y, Class of June '39 I 9. . . 1 Fl , 13903 TERRY corner Schoolcraft VE. 6-0123 DOMEYER'S BAKERY IVU Sfwrialiso in Wz'dding and Birflzday Cakes 15908 PURITAN VE. 8-4740 DETROIT 27 Three Barbers VE. 8-5897 PETER'S BARBER SlIOP Sprrialisfrig in Personality Hair Cuts 16002 PURITAN PETER ZUCCARINI Near Rutherford Congratulations graduates! CARDINALS, Inc. Alumni of Cooley High Sponsors DAN FRASER SCHOLARSHIP 14430 FENKELL VE. 7-6000 Bus. VE. 7-0715 Res. Ll. 5-2303 SHERRI LYNN BEAUTY SHOPPE 13506 FENKELL VErmont 7-1162 Hair Styles by Academy Trained Stylists 14305 FENKELL Ernest Grisdale Cor. Freeland N inety-eight I li ' . ff' .Af 'W 'W ji! 1 4 Mwffdf gyipvllb M60 11, ii ,f7z1hzf.-.'! fgffiff CUM' X '2,Mk.f1Mf-faq ,X fffff f ch. tzfwzfzy I L :WMU i fiaadf-ff...9W4Af' fl ' m E M2 fggiffff what ff next. It's a pretty important decision, young lady-choosing the right job. You'll want to work in pleasant surround- ings-in light and airy oflices with modern equipment. And now that you're out of school, you'll expect to meet new friends where you work- young people you'll like and with whom you can enjoy your leisure time. fAnd how about a vacation with pay?j Then thereis the matter of a paycheck-it'll be nice to count on a steady income, a salary that's good from ' the start and keeps getting better with regular increases. There's a job like this waiting for you at the telephone company! ' You might want to be a telephone operator or a teller, a cashier or a clerk-those are just some of the many interesting jobs Michigan Bell has for bright young high school graduates like yourself. And there's a chance to advance in all of them. You don't need experience to get a telephone job, and you'll earn a good salary, even while you're learning. What next? Why not visit Michigan Bell's Employment Oflice? We'll be looking for you! MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY A Friendly Place to Work Ninety , . -..hut - , ,cy-N.. -- -www- ,QZQQMQZQZ 7826.-856 , L, f 9 ' 4- ,L 1 4 'L'A5ZfC ' 66' VLVW71' Your Floral Nvzfds . . . THE SKIN DIVING 8 SKI SHOP 18270 Grand River one block west of Southfield VE. 7-1995 A Complete Line of Diving, Boating and Skiing Equipment .llalcr Sure It'.s R FLOWERS 15331 GREENFIELD -VErmont 6-3400 ve. 5-3927 HOLIDAY CARD SHOP If it's a Greeting Card . . . . . . We Have It 17774 GRAND RIVER AVE. at Southfield cv fiif plimenzs Of... K-MAC STUDIO Specializing in Club Photos and Graduation Portraits o o o 16338 W. McNICHOLS vs. 6-0847 1 C0ll1f?ll1l1l'Hf.l' of . . . SKY FI.ORIST Specializing in E WEDDING FLOWERS CENTER PIECES CORSAGES FLORAL DESIGNS 15400 SCHAEFER VE. 7-1100 fBlock North of Fenkelll .Compliments of . . . MORRIS HARDWARE V BR. 3-8844 8- THE RED DEVIL 'WEL-8 8 607' RESTAURANT and PIZZERIA ' SERVING FINEST ITALIAN MEALS Carry Out Service 15337 FENKELL Open 11 A. M. to 3:30 A. M. Greenfield Closed Tuesday Detroit 27 ..LULU'V?,f Q! ' ,-Z BR. 3-6892 RECORD CORNER musiz' fo .mit your taste , NAu's SNO-WHITE IZ? FENKELL, comer of HUBBELL l 18944 GRAND RIVER BR. 3-4488 Cup JQW1' LLOYD'S PATIO FURNITURE ! BARBER SHOP AND HARDWARE Flat Top - Princeton I Personality Haircuts Open Thurs., Fri., Sat.: 9 to 9 - Open Sunday I0 to 1 9 VE. 5-9795 15827 GRAND RIVER 15410-15430 Fenkell at Greenfield VE. 6-3070 Q Hundred Ai' HV 'p 'e-.Q 7M 1? I A 6000 PlACE 0 URK Cjongrafufafiona racluafed ' - Q 1 ,,f . LJMWQXBS PARENTS W Masq? Vx A CLUBZA1 sponsors I A ' I - Dances - Drop-ins H - Football Trap A ' Fned Fake mrmsrmc Joss Fm. FYOIIC I HIGH SClIO0L GRADUATES - AT ' Snow T P NATIONAL BANK , OP Dnmnorr Il xcess funds contnbuted t h I PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT ' NINTH FLOOR A A My Iris Gotberg regain balance. 'i I li gufilzmwx www M ST U DY I N G Like all students Parbara l-lull had to prepare in her last year of high school. A for many tests Mills painted signs, I PAINTING In the mad scramble of poster parties lnelore election Ruth Jaqusch, Barbara Weir, Pat Halliday, and Toni 1 l Fi SINGING Bill Mouhot and Jurlv Siegle audi- tioned for and got l2-B singing solos ' ' '7 ,, Mg. I W' i i ,W SKATI NG I it H11 the class skating party Mary Ann Doon. I ' ,si ,gl A' , , Wir, ti -hllliil .V .' f' i i REHEARSING ot the dress rehearsal. ACTING The cast of Full l-louse practice a difficult maneuver Tom Bliznick and AI Smyth encourage Si Swift to leave on already Full l-louse Ed Anderson says, You can come in, b you can't go out. at I2-B Skur- mg Uv 1150 W if- 'WUl 7' - IU' - QA , 1 if-'.l,l I . ,' ii- .. N li, ' Y ,f ' ,5-,. , I' Lfji ith N if A7 i I s. CLOWNING ORGANIZING CAMPAIGNING 'oster parties are never cially especi- Cliff Aseltine, Bob DiI'1Q9S, JEVVY GOUQIT MQW Quirie, Oml TWO leOl90 d5 Qccomponmd bv Helen CU' Ily when Bob Eherwein and Marilyn other electioneers attend a pep rally before the big cam- ran and Carrie BIOOFYW SOUQIWY VOICS IO' eone are being crowned. Dfllgn- Don MCBHQH' Y '-1 Q .WJ 54 -rti. I LISTENING The verv active Jane graduating class gave the first l2,B Breakfast. The ilass quartet entertained at this innovation in Senior activity. HONORING ' Senior members of the music department welcomed Clarance Hiller, Assistant Principalg Mrs. Fern Robinson, former Music Department heady and Miss Doris Lenz, present music head, to the Choir breakfast. REMINISCING Post and present members met ot the National Honor Society Christmas Tea in the library. EATING Warblcrs honored graduating members and ate at the Choir breakfast ---Q, -- IAQ A lj,94g' , A S-, Jr 'Alf -fl., ,H P I' q l f X - 1 i A -A or ff 40 rg, if A C0 Q Ns 1 J 51,31 f' ,vt 4 if f ,' Wg. 1! N H . Q' ' VA, if if ,-f .-2f ' 4' i JY, T,-1 , . t LH .f gy ,J Very 1 ' A -Q , ug 1 1 IV - I. v V ,V ff! A, COOLEY has met the challenge of this Satellite Age. ,, ' , f 12 x MNT, J, . lf' ,J ,F 'of 'X qwfk g Students, 'VY :ff Q if I xixxl' I xr U . - ' 1 VX ' v ,jul spirited, serious, and hopeful, 'Q 4.15 ,ld on the go in l957-58 l K 'll have studied, played, and prepared for the future. N L Wil' lilf ln this school the average number of budding scientists, cf: XM ll if i vzjournalists, and machinists have been produced, MG' ' 'V D , but, more important, N' if-f 'l y X EJ in this school, young people nurtured NC vi - Y M Rita accept responsibilty have been produced. VX M Mr? 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