Denby High School - Navigator Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

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' . q , we cwigafor 1953 ' -C ' 1 Qi, 2 ' 1or 5 '3 if glclwin woo! lefroif, mickigan 'I ,. . t . x f , 'an 1 A fu . 4' OPQLUOI' The steps of th1s bu1ld1ng are battered and beat worn by the footsteps of thousands of feet As we turn the pages of th1s Nav1gator we travel throughayear remembered at Denby Hxgh School Our footsteps echo happy memorles of strolhng through fam1 lar halls to classes club meet1ngs and assembly programs We see ourselves dancmg at the Cmderella Ball and the Semor Proms We hear the chant of sto 1ng feet cheer1ng our teams on to vxctory We recall walkmg down the aud1tor1um alsle to hear the mus1c department s presentat1ons of the beaut1fu1 Chnstmas and Spr1ng Concerts and to see the Drama Club s producuons of the h1t plays Two B11nd M1ce and The Star Wagon We thmk of our grop1ng feet caut1ously feel1 r the brake and gas pedals as we maugurated our new dr1v1ng school And f1nally we remember the mar 1ng feet of the sen1ors at graduatlon proudly steppmg forward to rece1ve the d1p1omas the clxmax of four happy years When we close the covers of th1 Nav1gator, we have traveled through a memorable year at Denby Because of th1s book our memor1es w1ll be more than footpr1nts 1n the sands of t1me they w111 be ours to enloy 1n the years to come THE EDITORS 2 H . . . 77 , . 1 . 7 , . . . . . . . , 9 v - - if - - 77 as - ra . 7 9 . . . H . - 9 . . ,,. . . . , . 011,001.5 IH H1 tl!! For vu ord Ded1Cat1on Facultv Semom January Climb A btcnv III Four Clapters Aatnltles bpmts Adx GI't1S1IlL, 3 X iw R C -, fy J, gy W,...,.....,....,,.... 2 ' ' . ................... . 4 8 .. .........,.....,. 5 - - ,... E ,......,......... 9 .' .................. 10 June Class .................... 18 f ' Q .......,...... 38 ..,. .........,... ....43 - .,..... S+ .,...,.....,.... 71 . ' j ..................... 85 if 'Q 3 R X ' . K, W X ClUlg6lt0l' .sjafufezf l Admmistrators Mr Arthur Dlekoff, Mr Irvln Wolf, Mlss Grace Weston ie Lcahon To the new admxmstratlon You are the bows from wluch your clnldren as lxvmg arrows are sent forth The Archer sees the mark upon the path of the 1nf1n1te and He bends you wxth HIS mxght that H1s arrows may go swlft and far Let your bendmg 1n the Archer s hand be for gladness For even as he loves the arrow that fl1es so he also loves the bow that IS stable Kahhl Glbran Congratulatlons at the end of your f1rst successful year mn your new pos1t1ons May you always gulde and counsel prudently those who need help May you always Judge wxsely what IS best and rxght, and when you Judge may you look not only to your her1ta.ge for advice, but always to your own consclence and understandlng May your success contlnue to be an 1nsp1rat1on to those strlvlng for future success 4 I -S-1 -v., , A is ' .Jr ,pyyf 4 my ' 1 f M3- xk M f 5 gt , fl ,f I , A ' ,44 45, . T' L , t to A-. 1 , J. . K, . . . . . . . , . . , . 7 ' ll . . . . . , T F LIC!! 1- QE, S 3 ? 5 1 1 .NS- 3- Whether in the classroom or out, our faculty is the most personable and grandest a school could have. Through their efforts, we can leave Denby with a well-rounded high school education. 1 1' x 1 uicbn ur ge J Q2 9 10 N U 4? 'lu ' 'lu 'w-in-...M MR. IRVIN WOLF Principal MR. ARTHUR DIEKOFF Assistant Principal Lg 4 MISS GRACE WESTON Assistant Principal L.. 102 Miss Elizabeth Wolff 1 101 Mr. Ted Meyer fi-.xxx-I .L xg: ig i C4141 Miss Julia Wilde 'un ' Mr. Harold Cutter 202 Miss Helen Kelley ' X X O I e N' v- '51 Lflfjgff K ALA fu as W M ,.h,,.,,,W.,.. gre 1 ' .1 301 Mr Joseph Walsh 302 Mrs. Grace Brown f -N--'Fl ' M-ii J C82 Mr. Charles Shires , I , ' -- j u' 'lb' 2 'Yv- 'Si A i . ,s' ,fic f W i Fi , s X ' 0 l , ' ' 1 .- r X as-'-Q, 4 ,.. ' V f, 'Nam 0 Jacuhy .911 OIWYICL K AV? Clllblftfg 64455 QMCQFJ BILL HOWARD Pres1dent PAUL BUECHLER JUDITH POULIOT Vice Presldent Secretary HELEN KEITH LOUIS BUSAM DORIS OVERSTEDT Treasurer Sgt at Arms Soc1alCha1rman 3K lui -'ig 'Sv 36 'rf Y 'P lil 3-. 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Ill MOST IDEAL Helen Kelth Paul and Erme Buechler MOST BASHFUL Beverly Pasquantomo PRETTIEST Elmer Rentz Arlene Glelser WI Wxlma Fxscher 18 2 IDEAL J ANITOR Sam Dlckson HANDSOMEST Werner Boelster Xl V-ur 5.1 5x MOST INTELLIGENT Dlane Almosx Marv Ferguson jf y I A i5 ,G 1 a . g x x A gg I I ,- f ,. , L' C nil: A IVIAZ 'A ,W . Na? 1 A A N' V f f' , 1 f If 1 , .A , ' ll Kin' X I- Q 'A 9 A 2 I . ' N 1 Q ' I . T: ' - I Q if- 5 T'L I G I Q5 'Mr Q. ' I . . 0 5,0 x if, 2 . 6 ww . , J LECTION FIS N wntef l CJQFKGIQJH MOST VERSATILE: Carole Allen Paul Buechler Bill Howard I , F QA 5 f' 9 WOLF: FLIRT: Bruce Wisnewski Kay Venola A Co 5 BEST DANCERS: Arlene Kuhlman CLEVEREST: Bob Hodges Sandy Phillips Ken Schooff CUTEST. Judy Poullot Bob Auel BEST DRESSED: Dorothy Kanaga Larry Taylor ev .as-vs. JS -'vs-5, -'vs MOST ATHLETIC: Barbara Phillips f Werner Boelster B '27 TED DODENHOFF Pres1dent R' 1 DICK KUISEL .TILL AUGULIARO V1ce Presxdent Sec retar Y CAROL HILL Treasurer fb- PAUL FREDERICKS BEV BAILEY Sgt at Arms Socxal Chalrman , 5 f r ar' ii faun- Q' 'Dau .wid 9 an 94: '? 'fn C 'SOG- 'C' 2 C' '2 'hc 575' Qs Y TT 'T TI' Lynn Ackerman Joseph Adamo Dolores Adel1n1 Antonma Agosta Joan Alexander Nancxe Al1nos1 Judlth Anderson Janet Andrews John Appelq! Mar1lyn Auch Louxs Auerbach Robert Auquler Jnll Auguharo Mar1lyn Bachert Lorralne Bagmskl Beverly Ba1ley Alethea Banar MarJory Bartlett Edna Bartsch Marlene Basney Joan Batchlk Dorxs Bauer Rose Bayer Sandra Beck Rlchard Bednarsk1 Kenneth Beecher Robert Belles June Be1lo11 Davld Benner Rlchard Bensett Allen Beguette Ronald Bernock Lorene Bertrand Shxrley Berus Joseph B1anch1n1 Margaret Bxelawskx Patrlcxa BISGSI Inger Bjorvlk James Black Mar1lyn Black 21 ,Edmund Blackburn Jane Blanchard Harold Blewett Marllynn Bob1er Corrme Boettger Jerry Bohonus Sandra Bonem Barbara Bonney Eugene Bonzack Angelme Boscarmo Mxchael Bosco Helen Bova Barbara Bowen Betty Bowman Eleanor Bowron Marvm Bradow Rlchard Brewer V1v1an Br1ck1e Thomas Br1sse Kathryn Br1tt atr1c1a Bromw1ch Donna Brooks Madelon Brown Shlrley Brunkey Sylv1a Buckley Robert Budzlsz Joy Bukowskx Patrxcla Bunker XZMRFVIH Burbary Georgla Burgess Jacquelme Burns Dor1s Burrows Joyce Bushbaker Janet Butchart Wllllam Caddell Ke1th Campbell Shxrley Camps Barbara Cannell Carolyn Cannon Mary Cant1m 22 ,Q Jai Z6 'B' one T -lb vi!! ir I .nfl if 45 M ovn az-' Wv kk 95 naw 5 is al. ., 'N , kv . . . 6 ' B ' 1- ' B -. 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James Grant Jean Gratopp Elrzabeth Gray Cllfford Green Adrlenne Grochal Thelma Gross Irene Grunewald 25 , ,V ' ' ,ns A Lf- In ' f , N v Y 'V . . . fy . ex: 5-1, ' r ,' 47 , Q ' K I . G - eeee 'E if ef, ' Q .. 8 g 'J N' p Q: I . 0 x Y in .. E . . , ,V ia , g hav W A I J . ir, 45-55 QQ, V' W Loretta R. Geneja , g wx' .af bl, W 5. A sr , 7 sz. g ' - - - Q' ' ' vw I . M M F yr . g -S N L I Q . . . I , 1 E A Q ly , 8- M iw 7 V I ki' vi 1 3 li , X .aw 77 is . A X ai . I I . .9 3 N up v as F we if J, wk I G . Charlotte Guard Roberta Gu1ney Jean Gulden Marllyn Gunn Robert Gurch1ek Dolores Hack Ellen Hale Eleanor Hamann Ann Hamllton Carolyn Hamlm W1l11a.m Hanke Allan Hanselman Kenneth Hargrove Judxth Harper Larry Hart Janet Hartz Joseph Haselby June Hauser Ray Heath Jerry He1ka Jon Hemrlch Margaret He1zmann Jud1th Helgeson Barbara Hensen James Herbert Ga11 Hess James Hev1a Wxlham Hev1a Barbara H1cks Karl Hlldenbrand Carol H1ll Barbara Hxrsch Jud1th Hofstra Carol Holstem Elden Holzhaver John Honos Rlchard Hoover Audrey Horton Mur1el Hotchkxss Myrna Howland 26 26 G- 1 aft? W H 1 2 '5- is 9 'Qin H' l gf all if 09 '-.4 K1 fl cr S 'QS Al A 'N QC 4-W' W ' 4464 if -an 1' Qlq QA Barbara Huff af Charlene Husemann Patr1c1a Hyslop Mar1on Isherwood Don Jablonsln Rxchard Jackson Dav1d James Janet J ankms Beverly Ann Janusch Angel1ne J enkms Dorxs Faye Jones Patrlcxa Jones Patr1c1a KaaKoe Gary Kam Wxlham Karns Mary Ann KRFSIIGY2 Gerald Karson Robert Katsock John Kay Patr1c1a Keeney Marcxa Kelleher Nancy Kemp Rebecca Kennedy Carol Kern Shlrley Kernozek Gary Kerr Gxlbert Kerr Ronald Klckhofel Patr1c1a K1nd Mary Klnsch Ellzabeth K1e1ner Joyce Klmg Mar11yn Klockow Alyce Knabe Vern Kmght Darlene Koch Gretchen Koch Betty Lee Koechle Barbara Kopp Carl Koppg. V 1 ,- v V c G 1- ' ,g V 8 I. - , I 2 J. At S' 4 h Vw Q Q Q' l . , K, J if Xi JJJA J J at A as 5 s- -' ,' . 5-5 . . R 'M I 1 . - 5. 3 5, - , .l ' A K f x F Nt- . K' G, as 9 'I ' , K ix ' 1 N . . I . 2 5 'Y , 1 1 1 ' U ,lu ' f 6 gi .L any 6 J u . 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C- W 'W IN A 6 6 4 no t' 416- QQ .,. we 12 x 1 ,balm D Af Manlyn Markhart Joseph Marrocco Barbara Martens Patrlcxa Martm Mlchael Martmo Donald McCubbrey Kenneth McCullough Wxlma McKay Joann McLeroy Orvllle McMahan Arlme McMahen Barbara Mexbeyer Mary Lou Melanson Davxd Meneghel Henry Mengermghausen Patr1c1a Merrxon Ph111p Messana Roland Meunler Evelyn Meyer Marllyn M1Chal8.k Zoe Ann M1che1l1 Gordon Mlesel Esther M11chner Don M1ller John M111er Bermce M1111gan Patr1c1a Mxsuraca Annxe Joe M1tche11 Patr1c1a Mlttelbrun John Mobley Larry Moenart Dan Moked Betty Molmarl Mary Jean Monroe Josephme Morello Anthony Morga Samuel Morrlson Vern Morrow Thomas Mroz J1m Mulady 29 , V V. V ffm VV Vi . VV 5 V Sv V av . V . 'L V ,VV Q, ,V Q , f V . is K '. x ,J Vw B ' 1 V 6 VV V ev M ,, 1 , ,V 4' ,' g 1 3' V4 S ' ei y, . V ' 4 I L ,. 1 T 6 'Q ' M Q we: 6, ' . z Hu X ii Q 59 ,pg A -if Vg , if ,f I ' ' . an Jr 0 J 6 J . N 3 3 ' . B ' B Q- Q? . Af' F- 54 J 6 ' K 5 J 5 K J U A Q Donna Marie Murdock Sharon Muldoon Dolores Murphy Harrison Myers Ralph Nardone Carole Naumann Shirley Need I-Ierta Neiman June Nelson onald Neubert Karl Neuma1er Lou1s Niederstadt Ted Nur Patricia Noey Phyllis Noreus Frank Novak Ellen Nyman Patrick Og1l1re Lora Ol1v1er1 Wally Olsowy Robert Olzem Stephen Ondra Barbara Ott Gloria Ott Damel Ow1esny Eleanor Padberg Ronald Pagels Gilda R Pagano Beverly Paight Constance Palazzola Frank Palmer Barbara Panigay Judith Patten Diane Patton Therese Pecha Donald Pellegren George Perdew Judith Perry Irene Petraszko Henry Petrella ui i alhvm S- 9-9 flu fs v AC 5.4341 vb i. BW w-nv N -lc. 6 80' 1:- 'Q-P in lf- v '16 .ca Am '5- Q0 it TQ 26 'C' 13 4. 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Gayann Stoney Sa1l1e Stone Gerald Straughen Charles Stroth James Stuart Nancy Stuckey W1ll1am Stumpf James Sulhvan Janell Sutherland Wayne Svenson W11l1am Te1fke Eumce Teschke Ernest Theodoss1n W1ll1am Thewalt Rlchard Tmnen Donald Tlschbem Marqane Toml1nson Helen Trevxthlck Margaret Trev1th1c Donald Trupxano Joann Tucker k I Joseph 'limdo Rosalie Twardowski Virginia Tyburski Marlene Ullrey Robert Ulmer Rebecca Underwood Fredena Urban Josephine Vandenberg Clark Van Paris Victor Van Yorx Jeanette Verhaeghe Lorraine Vespr1n1 William Vickery Marlene Visconti Joan Vitale ul Volkmann Judith Wagner Sharon Lee Wagner Carol Walker William Wallace Laura Wallace Jean Wargo Wilma Warren Carolyn Wee Eulame Weigelt Marilyn Weinberg Joan Weiss Andy Wenturine Charlotte Werner Patricia Whittier Patricia Wierzbicki Nancy Wileman an Willard Mary Ann Williams Norma Williams Don Willingham JoAnn Wills LDOn Wilson Gerald Wixson Nancy Woitha 34 WP Q- l del WU, -v .ns Y .aa 41.9 if lv it , .vii 14 nga- G9 25. xg S-.5 as -E5 N 406. avg UT' 8' -'DC- 'SI' 34 36 NL. ,as fs Y it T4 Z Q QQ, if Z- i .ADA S 114 Evenxng School Norman Struebmg Not Photographed James Athens W1ll1am Bell Loums Bertrand Barbara Dey Roy Mur1el Raymond Sowards Rlchard Woycxk John Wolf Ellzabeth Wolff Dolores Wolschon Arlene Wolst Joanne Woods Mary Lou Wuest Rose Marle Wunsche Al1ce Anne Wynton Carol Lee Wyss Geraldme Wyszynskl Gall Yockey Mary Youatt Lawrence Za1esk1 James Z1e11nsk1 W1Il1am Z1mmerman Marllyn Zorn Joan Zuccaro f '31 6 ' ' 6 . . .2 fag. 5 A l 1 B+ I 4 , I A I 1 1 in C ' I I I V1-'F 9' , 4- ' H f 2' l 5. 1 . A E H Q 4 . Q Q' ' y iv . , . ! 1 ga.: . y lr- x. , G- ' N as 1 .xi A5 eff ' There was an old woman MDCK Who hved xn a shoe She had so many chlldren She dxdn t know what to do 4 'Z Na I O MOST ATHLETIC Gene Goodrlch Judy Hofstra fQ HANDSOMEST AND PRETTIEST Al Hanselman Jean Gulden IDEAL JANITOR Sam Dlxon MOST BASI-IFUL Shlrley Lmdow Jlm Herbert MOST TALENTED Tom Schettler A Mary Lou Melanson xg xl r Marljane Tomhnson Ron Neubert 9 1'-,v F 1 IDEAL Bob Lobdell Barbara Hxrsch BEST DRESSED Joe Adamo Joanne Stocke MOST POPULAR Ted Dodenhoff Bev Balley 36 xg' 1 2 , ,ah I 1 , dw w I 'x A ' A Q ' 6' . ' y , X .- 1 P Q' z MosT LIISELY TO SUCCEED: Q 1 ll . r 1' L l I V . H I gl O At . : Q A'-- uv' J o M ,n q I Q I, I as 'S ' 1 l II 3, y 2 LEETIUN I-153 CUTEST: Bill Vickery Lois Louthan WIT AND CLOWN: Darlene Rose Gary Cain WOLF AND FLIRT: Bill Vickery .Till Auguliaro if CHATTERBOX: Joanne Krussman BEST DANCERS: Darrel Dimmett Margo Bielawski Mary Youatt Dave Benner CLEVEREST: Margo Bielawski Dave Benner . if AV' -1 Q . : r MOST VERSATILE: Jim Herbert : 'llfb Joan Vitale ,V ' x-1 QQ: BIGGEST EATER1 Joe Haselby INTELLIGENT: UC 'IION 2 xi'- Olll' tQI 5 Q M ' if 2 K J A I T0 THE Sf -ff 11 P x 5, v V1 9 s f 345 - V . nf' . y by Gin , Q m me Del- Chib- ' . davweb he Mower Dumb d bv 1 The ni onsore P were D ,K 1 'N X Wi no 15 1 i 3 .I. ,IVJ .f-1 of 'tv A 7, .fx ' .Q-,1,',1+' 'fj.i1!f 41... .T'A..'ii', ,AH hx: X-v S ie f V These Denbyites are reading the LOG, the schoo1's newspaper, and wondering how to get on the staff and into other school- wide organizations. s r 1 5 X vii... fu ga t N ei 'I s. 1-1 . 4- QQ ,Q up s.,- 4 X t '-V' Taking field trips was just one of the means Denby teachers used to make their classes more interesting for their students. ff fir t 50,94 0l'l'l OPQJ ' -f.:jQiffSf 3537, -'Val Q lv we 4' A side show consisting of Denby students was one of the highlights of Community Day. fs, 1 . s ,W I 39 Gettin g 3Cqu3- our 5101. Hlted wi! y b . h lh Denby Comsusilng to sue: gl:-'vatters in ly Day. wines as 3 - A turning point in our story is the advent of College Day which acquaints upperclassmen with the various colleges around the country. ,. V V 'xi , i t lk. I lfU'll0l 5 , A l Q it Y 2 Ml 5 l v ..-Q , M di ' A Q ' TheCinderel1aBall 1 . - ' 8 ' Q N ---theideal climax s ' ' 6 1 ' ' 4 R to our tale of high Q. Q C L , 1' school life at Den- xx Lrx . i'r 'la' ', by, w- 1 4 'tj .iowa -5 . x -1 x ! Q ' 1, X - .' e 3 , 're ' . 3 like A ' -ga Aqvfgh, . , C, 1 R F 1 , M tk H 1, M i 6 I., Come on team lets go' is the favorite chant of ,' , the spectators at Denby s athletic events G 'is-., rfnozx W 0l'll0l'd :,,?' Dance ,f 125 Hop Biz T09 Cap and Gown Dance Mi The End Of The Story And Four Memorable Years Senior Prom ep for CSFUOH ege Happy Day! 35, 3 . s Q Au L9 MQW? 2 yfjjyff fyijfjgfyy, W Mg! M NM My x fj 40!Vff1 J FQXX 45522 rj nik! 5 ,LkJJ:Afkx C3 l ff- 4 ! ? 1 - L V f' 1 XX JN jfvxf 5 X 'j XX . NIV A- Y 7 -Ili! , Wf 2 'Dyk' U j 1 1.L. - LIIPXJ ff' of! H 4 74 Y ,N W J f, Xxx' '94 X uf' 9 A , 1 g r J-'J JJ f. lx W .M .7 V .yi A . NA X Q-1 J 'I X 'I J , 'I 1 , ffm J , W x ' JK X x ' I L HJ w , f' wp ' X , I ff f all f f If 5 jd ,,,,,,. f'Q?fp,J1,1'm X lj ' 7' ' 5 fff ' ffxf dw If Yr cf. 'IQ , ,f iv , , 571' Af jjj C 42 5 1 .fgcfiuifieri Sponsoring the yearly clothing drive, the 12A-12B basketball games and the selling of hot dogs at all home football games are activities that deserved extra attention from the executive committee. .gluing fAe ,O ace .gvfuzlenf gounci Row 1 -- Winona Pietrowski, Sylvia Speranza, Ruth Windolph, Mrs. Sarita Thompson, Tom Morrison, Judy Patten, Melvin Melanson. Row 2 -- Glen Duke, Janet Michalak, Marilyn Lagassey, Betty Schanstra, Joanne Kern, Betty Beckner, Mariene Trocchio, Louise Mirkovich. Row 3 -- Esther Raynal, Nancy Barley, Marylou Schumer, Gloria Ott, Joan Higgins, Marilyn Weinberg, Tom Rothenberg, Frank Krembel. Row 4 -- John Feliccia, Russell Kraft, Jack Schneider, Fred Schoen, Robert Wollard, John Chioini. Bewildered Freshmen are a thing of the past now that the Student Council has put the Big Brother and Sister program into effect. These hard-working students also sold the Helm to answer all further questions about Denby. felad in fAe Eirecfion .Slug-.gporfdmanaiip Councif Row 1 -- Maureen Boylan, Barbara Donaldson, Joan Alexander, Alice W'ynton, Joy Roy, Kay Montgomery, Jim Herbert, Judy Stickney, Barbara Bellante, Joann Krussman, Marilyn Bachert, Doris Burrows. Row 2 -- Gerry Vesprini,Alice Lodge, Marijane Tomlinson, Jill Auguliaro, Joanne Stocke, Sue La Noue, Sue Ravin, Barbara Bardelline, Pat Schade, Ruth Casey, Sandy Woodruff, Carol Roehl, Barbara Gilland, Dolores Gentile, Betty Schlack. Row 3 -- Jean Cofell, Betty Tanner, Esther Raynal, Carol Stieler, Barbara Lilley, Joy Venola, Judy Pouliot, Marilyn Looker, Joan Vitale, Barbara Hirsch, Mimi Heil, Anita Gheran, Carol Hill, Beverly Janusch, Alice Anderson, Carol Allen. Row4 -- Dorothy Kusch, Joan Sabotka, Darleen Rose, Joanne Merritt, Joan De Monaco, Mary Mroseske, Barbara Cassidy, Sally Harris, Sharon Bertrard, Judy Patten, Bette Wolff, June White, Virginia Muner- antz, Eleanor Champine, Gloria Ott. Row5 -- Lois Louthan, Judy Wagner, Carolyn Wee, Susan Book, Charlotte Werner, Melvin Melanson, Ernest Buechler, Paul Buechler, Orville I.eslie, Paul Frederick, David Benner, Kenneth McCullough, Dick Kuisel, Neall Schroeder, Donna Shaw, Nancy Berger, Shirley Werner, Larry Hart. Getting started on the right foot was no 5 trouble at all for the Sub-Sportsmanship Council. Fancy mums were sold at Denby football games as a project for the group. Snake dances were halted and in their place the club sponsored a get-together after -A A4 night football games. Putting on an ..- assembly was another worthwhile deed of the council. These students also helped t ' out school win the flag presented by the I. M. S. S. C., a flag of friendship. 111' Q x x f Pencil in hand, Beverly Bailey busied ' herself as Secretary of the city-wide I. M. S. S. C. Another Denbyite, Jim - .1 ,',., Herbert, was Treasurer of this N J X'-M organization. n Q Q0 55 45 MAN C Q Q Q stu' Qs 5 S lr 'ggi 'Fr 4 M Q K y A . N .Q . - , ' XS 1 A. '-A 45 ' I H' .- V.. N owing Me puggcafiond Row 1 -- Anna Marie Marrocco,NormaWil1iams, Toby Haug, George Davidson, Marijane Tom- linson, Ron Neubert, Jerry Palmquist, Carolyn Wee, Pat Conroy. Row 2 -- Arlene Ramsey, Annette Burns, Nancy Palazzolo, Gerry Chiasson, Juanita Yardley, Jean Cofell, Jill Auguliaro, Judy Stone, Eleanor Champine, Alice Wynton. Row 3 -- Sylvia Spekanza, Patricia Whittier, Arlene Wolst, Shirley Werner, Shirley Need, Norma Wunderlich,Nancy Semisch, Lynn Vant' Hof, Shirley Jetzke, Betty Tanner, Marven Stein, Carol Hill, Betty Voshmik. Row 4 -- Margaret Lavey, Georgette J asen, Fred Schoen, Mike Sheridon, Chuck Lund, Fred Walter, Ken Schooff, Orville Leslie, Paul Geppert, Carol Walker. Og 30 Once a month the Log, Denby's school paper, goes to press and the staff, preceding this time, scurries to cover all the school's news, write copy, proofread, and think up ap- ' propriate headlines for the publication. X Who knows better than the Log Staff members I what work and fun goes on behind this door? nf? Y. SQL-P' 'K .gin-ff f W - -R ZZ Y X 2 t- I Circulation day is one of personal satisfaction to all Log reporters when they can see their hard work take form in print. 'ix '5- .fd mid 0 aged fo 0 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Toby Haug ASSOCIATE EDITORS Carol Hill Margo Bielawski LITERARY EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR ' Lynn Van't Hof Paula King 5 ., WRITERS George Davidson Jerry Palmquist Ron Neubert Carolyn Wee 5 PHOTOGRAPHERS g ' Paul Geppert Bill Zimmerman 3 I Joe Adamo Tom Hearn Marshall Overstedt James Stock Q f Bob Razek Tom Ciemiega '. , ARTISTS I T ,, ,A Jean Gulden Margo Bielawski ,T Toby Haug , f , , 1 V ' 15 it :Wa -' BUSINESS MANAGER Carolyn Wee V PUBLICITY MANAGER .l-n. L.- I Mike Sheridon SPONSOR Miss Ruth Winter ln-un I 'tAll work and no play. I' No, that isn't altogether true but we find the editors of the Navigator busy at work planning the yearbook's layout. They include: Mike Sheridon, Toby Haug, Carolyn Wee, Paula King, Margo Bielawski, and Paul Geppert. Making one book hold all the exciting school events proved to be a big problem for the Navigator Staff. Deadlines had to be met and everyone realized it. Photographs were taken, copy hurriedly written, and pages carefully arranged, ready to be sent to the printer, 13-1...-.1 a 1 . . . auigafor ga!! Row 1 -- Mike Sheridon, Barbara Donaldson, Diane Mack, Carol Hill, Toby Haug, Margo Bielawski, Carolyn Wee, Mau- reen Boylan, Barbara Billante, Betty Voshmik, Row 2 -- Joann Krussman, Pat Mittelbrun, Alice Wynton, Marijane Tomlinson, Sue LaNoue, Kay Lou Brown, Nancy Palazzolo, Judy Patten, Bette Barlow, Marilyn Bachert, Jill Auguliaro, Joan Alexander, Joanne Stocke, Barbara Ott, Row 3 -- Alberta Horvath, Alice Lodge, Sue Ravin, Carol Moquin, Carol Roehl, BarbaraCannell, Eleanor Champine, Joan Vander Meulen, Nancy Velthuysen, Judy Wiitala, Gerry Chiasson, Juanita Yardley, Joanne Merritt, Angie Jenkins, Row 4 -- MargaretHanson, Barbara Bardelline, Norma Wold, Sue Howell Paula King, Janet Michalak, Beverly Janusch, Pat Ruggiero, Joan Sabotka, June White, Judy Harper, Phyllis Noreus, Margaret Lavey, Georgette, Jasen, Shirley Jetzke, Row 5 -- Linda Nelson, Maxine Piasecki. OlgaBenesh,Beverly Smith, Ruthmary Bone, Gayle James, Susan Book,Betty Schippert,Adrienne Grochal, WilmaWarren, Arlene Wolst, Carol Walker, Row 6 -- Paul Geppert, Paul Frederick, Chuck Lund, Bev Lewis, Orville Leslie, Joe Adamo, Neall Schroeder, Bob Constable, Dorothy Kanaga, Marjorie Olmstead. ' 47 A u EADQJ fAe jJb0f6gAf:i rama Row 1 -- Diane Mack, Mary Ann Williams, Jackie Sova, Joan Zuccaro, Beverly Janusch, David Benner, Ron Neubert, Doris Anne Overstedt, Myron Di Bartolomeo, John Clements, Donna Hesse, Marilyn Michalak. Row 2-- Marilyn Neville, Andrea Liller, Nina De Gaetano, Nancy McConnell, Nancy Mack, Gail Owens, Kitty Williams, Janet Michalak, Maureen Jelley, Joanne Kern, Daris McCall, Lucille Galbraith, Pat Ruggiero, Marjorie Wahlberg. Row 3 -- Henry Grebe, Shirley Jetzke, Georgette Jasen, Carol Larsen, Harrison Myers,Sharon Muldoon, Sophie Pantel, Janice Wittlg, Olga Benesh, Pat Conroy, Norma Wunderlich, Neall Schroeder, Vern Morrow, Kenneth McCullough, Richard Eber. Row 4 -- Gary Saum, Robert Wollard, Lee Nevland, Al Brendel, Benny Chambers, Harry Kalkanis, Vern Knight, Gary Kain, Dan Leighton, Dave Meneghel, Marshall Overstedt, Curtis Kovach, John Schmidt, Bill Stepek, Dennis Kovach, Chuck Davis. There is no business like show business, is the motto of the Drama Club. Under the supervision of Mrs. Margarite Shimmin, the group presented two fine plays: Two Blind Mice, a satirical comedy, and The Star- Wagon, a science fiction drama. Applying make-up, selecting costumes, and casting the plays were only a few of the headaches the club experienced. ,fin Scenes from Two Blind Mice display the Drama Club's ability to portray different and difficult personalities. These Drama Club members are going over their lines in the dress rehearsal of their fallproduction i'Two Blind Mice . HPractice makes perfect as the saying goe s. xx 4 H-Q 1 'wi ,. 1 s f Behind the scene one can always find the Stage Crew. No play could be presented at Denby with- out the help of these willing fellows, who under the direction of Mr. Russell Weiland, set the stage, fix the proper lighting, and do other jobs the audience fails to see. 1' hx. I n .S-,ffl g E' l'QlU Row 1 -- Curtis Kovach, Harrison Myers, Mr. Weiland, John Clements, Al Brandel, Robert Wollard. Row 2 -- Gary Saum, Bill Stepek, Richard Eber, Lee Nevland, John Schmidt, Dennis Kovach. 49 Denby's Marching Band hits the last lap in the Christmas parade. sgznilfe 740 .7Ae Kane! Y , -Z4 gan Row 1-- Margaret Foster, Bill Miller, Melvin Melanson, Don Miller, Barbara Lilley, Audrey Harding, Paul Dattolo, Wilma Fischer, Dorothy Charlton, Sue Rumminger, Bill Carlson, Ken Harling, Fred Schoen, Row 2-- Nancy Henry, Frank Grippe, Bob Galey, Marilyn Looker, Norman Heier, Josephine Van Denberg, Edwyna Wallace, Joyce Wiggle, Gary Barto, Ralph Adair, Frank Colombo, Joe Libby, Shirley Demchak, Row 3-- Erik Schreiner, Marvin Burbary, Ted Beck, William Caddell, Chris Clufetos, Ronald Bergiel, Don Elliot, Gene Lanuzza, Larry Van Zomeren, Elmer Sauer, John Bober, Russell Anderson, Donald Buzzelli, Aldo Buccilli, Gloria Beck, Row 4-- Mr. Armstrong, Joe Poonessa, Wally Heyn, Russ Stocks, Bruce Edmunds, David Welliver, Linda Stenzel, Mike Sheridon, Nancy Turner, Mike Gillette, Dick Ladson, Don McIntosh, Nelson Kjos. Marching in the Christmas parade was only one of the events Denby's Band exper- ienced. This was the first time the group was selected for this honor. Under the di- rection of Mr. Armstrong, the Band once again highlighted the annual Denby Christ- mas and Spring Concerts. Participating in the Torch Drive and Armistice Day Parades and performing at football games, in assemblies, and at graduation made life interesting for members of the band. imme Jai Sch .gzoe KN, rw lv my 7 enzor lance Row 1 Carol Claucherty Barbara Hughes, Myrna Foster Arleen Kuhlman, Evelyn F1erestad PatH11l Juanxta Yardley, .Toan Grazxanl Row 2 Nancy Henry June Whlte, Dorothy Fecko, Marllyn Klockow, Arlene Gormley, Margorxe Becker, Joy Roy Marlene Foster, Mrs Hage Row 3 Walter Kromath, Tom C1em1ega Ernest Theodossm, Don Jablonskl Jack Nowak Tyrone Gormley, Bob Belles, Margo Blelawskl Row 4 Don Bland, J un Mxller, B111 Howard, Kenneth Schooff Robert Gutow, Fred Froehhch, Tom Hearn If one were to peek ln at the Dance Club he would f1nd members workmg out new dance routlnes Aud1tor1um assemblles were put on by the group to show Denbyltes the dxfferent dance steps The club has mspxred other schools to form dance clubs of thelr own by the exh1b1 tlons they gave Promotmg dancmg that the group could use UI later years and not Jltter bugglng was the chlef alm of the group Nancy Henry and Tom Clemlega g0ll1g through routmes that they per form at an exh1b1t1on V Dance Club members get tmg dlrectlons from Mrs Hage on a new dance rou tme and the correct dance posltlons CY .1 llfll0I' lan!! K A Row 1 Ams Duncan Carol Ward Nora Leslxe Lmda Remmgton Mrs Hage Pa Adk1ns, Maureen Jelley, Phxl VanHol1ebeke Row 2 MarJor1e L1ttell Allan Stxlwell Joanne Kern Lorrame Hoffman Ronald Stxlwell, Gall Seymour Vxrglma Schutte Warren Galbralth Betty Lesmak Row 3 Nancy Janke Larry Utley Melv1nMe1anson, B111 Traum Herold Brown, Donald Strablow, Bob Bruce, Bob Blals, Glen Duke 52 oltrifen fo fke Mad o fAo5e ancing aieef the Dance Committee. This includes such things as work- ing at the coke bar, decorating the gym, making favors, arranging for entertainment, and thinking up unusual names for the dances, The committee planned and arranged for one of the outstanding annual dances of the year, the Cinderella Ball Planning the monthly dances in the Denby gym is the job of 5 Working behind the Coke Bar, selling pop and potato chips, ' is just one of the various jobs of the Committee. ance ommiffee Row 1 - Marilyn Michalak, David Benner, Toby Haug, Barbara Gilland, Bev Lewis, Jim Herbert, Doris Anne Overstedt. Row 2 - Alice Wynton, Betty Schlack, Don McCubbrey, Craig Morris, Susan DeWitt, Margo Bielawski. Row 3 - Melvin Mel- anson, Dick Kuisel, Max Kickhofel, Ken Schooff, Bob Glowe, Jim Grant. , . 7 Dance Committee members gathering around infor- mally to make favors for a dance. ! Sl pp: g Mp Saad ' Q4 3211107 glfwi Row 1 Noreen Carpenter, Rena De Mattexs, Blanche Madden, Judy Gamm, Lois Rogers, Mary Lou Maier, Joyce Jacobus, Betty Rutledge Joy Venola, Judy Pouliot Nancy Wileman, Joan Zuccaro, Lilllan Lloyd, Wilma Fischer, Mary Needham, Germa1neDonofr1o, Joann Andrxano, Phyllis Olinzock, Lillian Cosche Row 2 Shirley Ronson, Barbara Martens Debby Blytheman, Nancy Lindsay, Mary Anne Daniels, Judy Patten, Shirley Hubble e 'n e - I - if RHI? ' Ula, 'n If r K I ' ' W ' 1 . ', A' I ' . A v , 5 X ' 5 6 L .' , y - rj v ' ' ' ee C u , . , . . . . Joann McLeroy, Sandy Phiillips, Donna Brooks, Mimi Heil, Beverly Duby, Mary Ann Lajoie, Carol Kern, Helen ' . . . , -- . . , Q 1 1 . , f . , I Q Y 1 4 A 1 I 5 1 W fs 'SI ' ., bw- L 'n Y ' ' ' ee u U a ' H . I 3 - . ' H n t . . Bova, Elaine Wegner, Lorraine Vesprme, Marilyn Hanson Row 3 Donna King, Dorothy Argy Jackie Pitters, Maureen O Donnell, Nancy Williams, Mary La Pmta, Mary Schneider, Josephlne Hardy Pat Jones, Betty Schanstra, Carol Walker, Martha Jamcke, Nancy Rupert, Darlene Yosek, Mar1e Emmitt, PatTrawcy1nak1, Delores Gentile, Barbara Gleiser, Alice Wynton, Roma Renzl, Row 4 Mary Lupo, Nancy Burgos, Barbara Hirsch, Marilyn Smith, Shirley Demchak, Carolyn Weber Phyllis Noreus, Barbara Phillips Gall Hess, Gail Gatzka, Joanne Scarsella, Nancy Semisch, Josephine Messina, Mary Youatt, Janice Kopp, Pat Peitz, Patt Srigley Darleen Rose, Alicia Myler, Judy Helgesson, Marilyn Maas, Glenne McPherson, Dorothy Kanaga if 1 D 4 3' X 11 Q I llIll0l' glfgf A Row 1 Judy W1ll1ams, Marilyn Neville Pat Miller, Kay Emery Diann Auripas, Bonnie Johnson, Betty Barlow, Joan Bagley, Frances Scandarito Muriel Shumate, Marie Johnson, Mary Low McGregor, Corr1ne Mager, Sybil Enkelmann, Noelle Decker, Sandra Porath. Row 2 Beverly Martz, Barbara Martin, Pat Sperka, Marlene Hunt, Jack1eWill1ams, Betty Oorbeck, Charlene Tollefson, Judy Glowe, Barbara Shakotko, Monica Kopchick, Barbara Walters, Annette Burns, Beverly Dettloff, Marlene Borwick, Charlet Wynn, Row 3 Sharon Spencer, Arlene Gormely, Florence Fridlund, Carolyn Rohlfing, Anita Norey, Marllynn Seelb1nder, Christine Kuczkowski, Linda Stenzel, Mary Guglielrnetti, Robert Forney, Betty Lou Kristoffy, Deanna Dumas, Lorrie Kawiak, Pat Covert, Del Vintevoghel, Marcy Spracher, Row4 Darlene Krause, Ga1lWendler, Bonnie McCluskey, Elsie Reichel, Carol Naumann, Lynn Van't Hof, Mary Buchheimer, Janet Wilee, Gail Seymour, Pat Rieck, Lillian Reckio. xxx ini? unior Z?oy5, gge Row 1 -- Donald Komlinovich, Frank Coppola, Ralph Livingway, Richard Schultz, Ray Crawley Patrick Soper. Row 2 -- Nino Como, Lany Bostic, Dick Tinnen, Tom Borthwick, Walter Elmer Carl Amoroso, Chris DiNello. Row 3 -- Jerry Hill, Richard Sallieh, Bill Singley, John Lipke Jim Ward, Bill Millenbach, George Babin, Harry Kalkanis. E C5 ' x KX I, enior ogd, GL? Row 1 -- Ed Duff, Don Conyou, Joe Adamo, Richard Lakin, Eddie Johnson, .Terry Furton, Ronnie Chuhran, Keith Phelps, Erik Schreiner. Row 2 -- Al Pipper, Fred Gowen, Marvin Poupard, Cary Miller, Bob Craig,'Bill Howard, Allen Bequette, Bob Beuthien, Forest Woomer. Row 3 -- Tom Schettler, Chuck Spencer, Richard Jackson, Narcisse LaCoursiere, Andy Poma, Joe Romeo, Tom La Dyle, Ed Russell, James Athans. Row 4 -- Chuch Kloka, Bill Maas, David Warthen, Richard Sumner, Chuck Poston, Bruce Thompson, Don Stafford, Bi1lKrager, Chris Nuss, Werner Schneider, David Meneghel, Wally Heyn. Flickering lights filled the Denby auditorium as the combined Glee Clubs sang One Little Candle during the finale of the Christmas Concert. Each group also sang at the Spring Concert. Besides entertaining the school the groups have performed for civic organizations upon request. 55 X sod, XX9' 'qi 'B ' 6 K, 9 6 ejxaet S 'oft A- 00' Oxcyg is QQZAGQXQ g 'ix Os! s my 9 eqxsfbx :EEK 1 5.3 oxef' 61036996 vw. 8908900 qlgfx' bbtzolu uf f- ,4- WYNL we CL Lang 0l'l tke ll' 665' 0 09' scwbsooigfwoe . . . . . . so-00 0991 QW The Denby Broadcasting Guild IS pr1mar1ly known for its , 06990 daily broadcasts of P. A. notices. The club is active in Q, X ,agX0?Y5xv nearly every phase of radio-writing, acting and producing. 90 , Smbv In a recent tally by DBG sponsor, Mrs. Ethel Tincher, it was 'bilxcxibf discovered that an average of eight Denbyites have appeared on Detroit radio and TV shows during the past year, the most popular of which, has been Judge Watts' Traffic Court. The Speakers' Club, made up of members of the public speaking classes, advertises school events by giving speeches in English classes. Row 1 -- Judy Stickney, Carole Broeffle, Pat Mittelbrun, Barbara Donaldson, Marilyn Bachert R. M. Uhlig, sponsor, Marijane Tomlinson, Sue LaNoue, Mary Ellen Rattray, Joanne Stocke Row 2 -- Joy Roy, Marilyn Weinberg, Betty Barlow, Sue Ravin, Sandy Woodruff, Carol Roehl Juanita Yardley, Adeline Sperka, Sylvia Guiliani. Row 3 -- Joann Krussman, Paul Johnston Norma Wunderlich, Charlotte Werner, Fred Walter, Jim Ciennik, Kenneth McCullough, Susan Book Susan DeWitt, Adrienne Grochal, Joyce Potz. Row 4 -- Ron Perian, Gary Kain, Don McCubbrey Bob Lobdell, Bob Hodges, Bruce Thompson, Michael Martino, Phil Messana. 56 Co 292 C00l'L.llahllg Olflllllitee Row 1 Mar1lyn Halsey Margo B1elawsk1 Glor1a Ott Judy Stone Judy Patten Carol Roehl Sue Rav1n Row 2 Sh1rley Need Juhe Fead Carolyn Wee, Barbara Kuhcks Carol Moquln Barbara Badellme L1ll1an Llcata Welcommg guests to College Day was one of the h1ghl1ghts of the College Coord1nat1ng Commrttee The group helped to mmm fAe Woufe of Me aim rx 7 ? N EW plan thxs annual affa1r to try to get Denby1tes aware of college 11fe There IS no need to peek 1nto the future for these eager members of the Future Teachers Club The ladder of success leads stra1ght to teachmg as a career D1fferent phases of th1s occupatlon have been explored by the group and a school for the crlppled was V1S1t6d 6,2-:leg Q, jufure .laden ' Row 1 Carol I-1111, Barbara H1cks, Mar1on Isherwood Row 2 J3.Ck1E Sova Pat Klnd, Sharon Muldoon, Therese Pecha, Lllly Kust1ansen ff . . .- C C CC C W ' f 57 ' , I . , . . l . 0 ---X . l . . . . . . y ' . I para ing My fke .S?6lil'5 0 .GLM ion The Senior Models' Club, under the experienced supervision of Mr. Ralph Green, has created a very fine group of attractive and vogue conscious girls and an equally well-mannered group of boys. The girls enjoyed several very fine talks on modeling. The Junior Models' Club, sponsored by Margo Bielawski and Sue La Noue of the Senior Club, presented to these ninth and tenth grade girls the correct approach to high school grooming, poise, and cultural viewpoint to maintain as they enter high school. A lecture on hair styling byawell-known beauty consultant was one of the high-lights of this year's program. .Slnwf W JJ CH Row 1 Alice Wynton Judy Stone Joanne Stocke Carol Naumann Carol Moquin Lois Louthan Joann Krussman Jill Auguliaro .T oan Alexander Barbara Hirsch Row 2 Pat Mittelbrun Judith Mae Anderson Alice Lodge Alberta Horvath Sue Ravm Diane Patton Marilyn Weinberg Myrna Foster Esther Raynal Sue La Noue, Betty Barlow Barbara Ott Bev Lewis Row 3 Audrey I-lidde Carol Kwiet Gloria Caloia Pat Schade Ruth Casey, Joy Venola June Nelson Margo Blelawski Barbara Bardelline, Carol Roehl Margaret Hanson Marion Hastings, Adeline Caradonna Row4 Barbara Lilley Dorothy Dengler, Joy Roy Lucille Gailbraith Carol Huber Pat Peitz Marlory Bartlett Shirley Jetzke Dorothy Kanaga Mimi Heil Judy Wagner June White unior Wocleg Row 1 -- Margo Bielawski- Sponsor, Sue La Noue - Sponsor, Janet Snyder, Sue Howell, Carolee Emrich, Cathy Uzelac. Row 2 -- Linda Remington, Maureen Jelley, Gail Seymour, Mary Buchheimer, Norma Wold, Beverly Barchi, Joan Bensett. Uniformed R. O. T. C. men, with their dates crowded the Fountain Room ofthe Masonic Temple. The gorgeous formals formed a rainbow of color and an even- ing of fun was had by all. ramp, ramp, ramp-jke Kaya re Warcging IQOHCC 7 1 Row 1 -- William Blackie, Carl Junker, Wayne Brill, Norbert Waleke, Joseph Cataland, 2nd Lt. Charles Davis, 2nd Lt. Harrison Myers, lst Lt. Horst Lueck, Captain Falph Erz, S.F.C. John Didsbury, instructor, Lt. Col. Thomas Hearn, lst Lt. John Clements, 2nd Lt. Michael Grose, 2nd Lt. Ronald Chrismer, 2nd Lt. Robert Matter, S.F.C. George Grossfuss, Mfsgr. Fred Gordon. Row 2 -- Stephen Japowicz, William Cox, Dick Clause, Ron Bergiel, Donald Bergstrom, Wilfred Harvey, Lew Creary, Albert Stiefvater, Frank Rowland, Thomas Voodre, Jerry Flint, Herbert Ehlers, Richard Glaser, Dale Penny, Robert Frank, Donald Croft, Howard St. John, John Prete, Jim Tune. Row 3 -- Don Strablow, Leonard Beyma, Richard Schultz, Thomas Westerlund, Thomas Deskin, Bob Tewell, Leonard Mazzara, Ray Canale, John Bober, Ronald Neuman, Paul Dattolo, Merle Hamilton, Gerald Volka, Ed Lueck, Albert Prause, Joe Libby, Donald Rappert, Wilfred Bedford, Frank Poncey, Sam Cutter, Allen De Riemacker. Row 4 -- Frank Bies, Mike O'Brien, .Tim Overfield, Jim Huegle, Ramon Poertner, Carl Pascany, Bill Eccles, Gerald Breuer, Jack Cole, John Mayne, Norm Eppinger, Allen Cutter, Bill Carlson, Phil Eckman, Gary Cook, Robert Locke, John Femchuk, Donald Durk, Larry Squires, Keith Chiesa, Bill Thornton, Virgil Maroh. Row 5 -- Bill Annana. John Perry, Dennis Henry, Roy Tipton, Bob Bell, Michael Lutsch, Curtis Copeland, Lewis Whitaker, Bob Schmidt, Nestor Decker, Richard Johnson, Roland Budenaeks, Larry Bostic, Roger Benda, Bob Razek, John Burns, Roger Zabkie, Milan Ogradovich, John Jansen, Philip Zaleski, Roger Barr. Left, right! The boys are marching to make Denby's R. O. T. C. a well-known organization. Winning the city William Randolph Hearst Trophy was great news for our school. Other awards won included those in Drill Platoons, Rifle Championships, and other medals. MP fL2 of good- -A Ollie 0 6Al'l5tlLlI'l y0lltL Row 1 Donna Hart, Joyce Wlggle, Evelyn Meyer, Donna Brooks, .Terry Palmqulst, Audrey Hardmg, Grace Roberts Row 2 Rose Bayer, Phylhs Rlchards, Deanna Dumas, Kathryn Brxtt Janell Souther land, Ruth Moskat Maxme Hlatt Row 3 Eun1ce Loeweke, Marxlynn Goebel Ruth Patzxa, Rebecca Underwood Jean Sm1th, Sandy Nlcolson, Cormne Ketelhut, Sandy Sm1th Row 4 Mr Larson, sponsor, Davld Johnson, Irwln R1chter, Al Kunert, Don Kerr, Erest England, Mr Uhlxg, sponsor 2017.5 Row 1 Joanne Trombly, Cassandra Walker, Norelle Foster, M1ss Aber, Ruth Brooks, Kathleen Grabda, Natalxe Awe Row 2 Barbara Sroka, Carol Kmdeman, Pattl Bork, Julxa Coquelle, Jackle Van Ee, Margaret Schultz, Sandra Thygeson, Evelyn Steele, Row 3 Sandl Fowler, Barbara Gardmer, Dorls Maynard, Carole Schroeder, Beverly Sass, Barbara Baczewskx, Barbara Gutowsk1, Sondra Moore, Marxlyn Huelskemper, Row 4 Gall Lawrence, Sue Strext, Peggy Barnes, Nadme Muller, Charlene Mack, Dorls Ann Moeller Trma Madsen, Florence Van Deventer, Ellen Jonsson, Pat Toone, Cormne Ketelhut 'M l sg-J Spreadmg goodwxll IS the Chlef a1m of the Volce of Chrlstlan Youth Mr Texas, a movle show1ng the prlnclples of Chr1st1an l1v1 g was purchased by the group and shown free of charge to anyone mterested Helpmg others IS the ma1n purpose of the Y Teens A needy fam1ly recelved a Thanksglvmg dmner wlth all the trxmmmgs due to the effort of the group Belng sponsored by the Y W C A makes lt posslble for the club to enjoy many soclal act1v1t1es E00 Qfllllg Celebrating Book Week was a big occasion for the Library Club. It succeeded in making many colorful posters and fixed interesting displays to point out worthwhile books to the Denby students. Keeping the library open on Wednesday night was another service of this club. Speak Spanish at meetings or forfeita penny for every English word. This is the policy of the senoritas and senores of the Spanish Club. Enjoying the tasty food at the .Villa Mexicana was one project everyone relished. Novel Christmas cards with a Spanish style were also sold. Holding the first Pan-American Club meeting on a date close to George Washington's birth- day showed the respect Latin Americans have for this great patriot. Washington's Farewell Address influenced the Latin American countries. Movies of Latin America were also shown at the meetings. Qlllmr C7 A y u Row 1 -- Dorothea Hill, Marian Check, Elaine Springborn, Doris Jones, Jean Knivel, Bette Wolff, Shirley Colter, Lynn Newman. Row 2 -- K. Lewis, Judy Phillips, Annette Burns, Carmela Amara, Marilyn Beunmuer, Ilene Danielson, Ioan ltehm, G. Wiegman. Row 3 -- Cassandra Walker, Shirley Westerlund Josephine Hardy, Helen Dawson, Dolores Bonne,Arlene McFeaters, Doris Bauer: Noelle Decker. is su mzwrar: If EXITOS JJ 111 , If iii? X -1 Q A 8 Spanid Sue Howell, Paula King, Miaa Lenore McAlpine, Noelle Decker, Bob Smith, Judy Daniel, Georgette Jasen, Sue Horvath, Bill Rowe, Margie Sauter, Mary DeMassa, Barbara Greiner . Myron DiBartolomeo. llIl'..!4I7l0I'lCClI1 5 s as g Row 1 -- Betty Hammond, Marge Le Page, Pat Caughey, Nancy Walsh, Charlotte Schultz, Joyce Morgan, Jasen. Row 2 -- David Tyrone Gormley, James Ralph Freeman, Eric edderson, William Caddell, Larry ournier, Miss Bielenberg. Row 1 -- Robert Bersan, Tom Hotelling, Don Harding, Shirley Digby, Mary Aceti - sponsor, Burt Basney, Barbara Anne Bedard, Susanne Stevens, Ruthan Soper, James Lloyd, Tommy Nelson. Row 2 -- Bill Havke, Frances Thomas, Kay Dauthick, Carol DeSantis, Nancy Ross, Janis Kopp, Jo Ann Lovisa, Jim Bowsher, Tom Boufford, Donald Smith, Tom Nichols, Dieter Quirrenbach, Bill Oettinger, Henry Grebe, Joseph Edelmayer. Row 3 -- Harriet Rich, Marilyn Calcaterra, Frank Frontiera, Anthony Szackta, Al Neumann, Jan Schoonfuld, Ira Ginsberg, Richard Sollich, Carl Petsel, Ron Mayer, Henry Mengeringhausen. Row4 -- Tom Hershberger, Don Wallhausen, Gerald Wixson, John Jansen, Don Witmer, Leonard Beyma. eruice ug Row 1 -- Barbara Workman, Judie Hatchett, Joan Strohman, Gloria Beck, Rosemary Barton, Carol Dornbrock. Row 2 -- Thomas Vaughan, Mike Sheridon, Betty Schanstra, June Hauser, Carol Stritt- matter, Shirley Ann Bowers, Barbara Hirsch, Valerie Sandbank, Marjory Bartlett, Janice Heist, Robert Krueger. Row 3 -- BillBlodgett, Harvey Hiller, Don Cook, Ron Dingel, Gilbert Kerr, Louis Auerbach, Kenneth Burke, Adrian de Caussin, Leroy Kohn. Row 4 -- Sylvia Speranza, Annette Burns, Pat Hill, Monica Vander Meulen, Elaine Springborn, Marlene Basney, Sylvia Giuliani. M era, Row l -- Pat Miller, Jackie Mc- Killop, Charlene Argy, Carol Clampitt, Jane McKenzie, Shirley Hein, Miss Richard, Helen Wylie, Lynn Wind, Connie Sprague Jackie Sova, Nancy Bowsher. Row 2 -- Pattie Vertz, Carole De- Crace, Lucy Cutalanotti, Elaine Wilson, Susanne Stevens, Nancy McQuaid, Penny Dodt, Carol Schroeder, Carol Dornbrock, '-5' Rosemary Barton, Nancy Barley, Barbara Nicols, Adelie Des- Madryl, Dolores McKlin, Janet Rube, Margie Charlebois. Row 3 -- Gail Hickey, Joan Bensett, Audrey Vkynne, Joan Schalter, Deanna Walters, Dolores Conte, Beverly Rube, Marilyn Sheu- dan, Janet Schroeder, Elaine Otter, Mariann Culder, Elizabeth Welsh, Lois Lanyon, Florence Van Deventer, Betty Norman, Shirley Neiner, Mary Ann Waldorf, Joan Strohman, Margaret Schulz. Row 4 -- Margie Hovan, Norelle Foster, Diane Young, Marcia Spracher, Marvin Poupard, Horst Luech, Benny Chambers, Gerald Wixson, Pat Peitz, Jim Kotsis, Phyllis Olinzock, Virginia Schutte, Shirley Jetzke. eb .F J V 6' Lights out and once againadullday is brightened by a movie shown by the Operators Club. Service is also the watchword of the hallguards who give up a study period to look for wandering students. Finding seats at Denby productions is no hardship at all with willing members of the Ushers Club to escort you to your seats. 62 p2l'llf0l'5 , 102 unior oun.4e om Row 1 -- Joanne Kern, Marilyn Halsey, Toby Haug, Virginia Hilliker, Miss Wolff, Julie Fead, Adrienne Grochal, Patricia Ivan. Row 2 -- Paula King, Lorraine Fritsch, Nancy Henry, Carol Hockey,Jean Horlocker, Jean Gilbert, Barbara Kulicks, Margaret Hammond, Joan Graziani, Arlene Gormley. A little knowledge is adangerous thing in the hands of these tutors. Students having trouble with their subjects call upon these girls and they willingly give of their time to help eliminate failing grades. At Christmas time this group selects a needy family and makes sure they have a Merry Christmas. N X i unior Rc! I-05.4 Row 1 -- Sharon Behrens, Nancy Bauer, Ruthmary Bone, Fred Schoen, Penny Des Madryl, Ann Hoffmann, Carole DeGrace, Mrs. Anne Marie lgnasiak. Row 2 --Bill Grimshaw, Rose Lee Sharretti, Don- ald Koch, Ricky Hier, Louis Fracassi, Melvin Melanson, Betty Hammond, Gail Lawrence, Marilyn Huelskemper. Providing colorful tray mats and favors helped veterans at Percy Jones Hospital to ring in the New Year with a grin. Dearborn Veteran Hospital also received Halloween party decorations from the Junior Red Cross. to g ' if ij-if fi' 1.1 'sl Ja., 6 Row 1 -- Henry Grebe, Fred Schoen, Wayne Roock, Don Buzzelli, Erik Schreiner. Row 2 -- Ernest Theo- dossin, Jerry Nelson, Ron Dingle, Charles Schock, Edmund Blackburn, Melvin Melanson. Service to both the community and the school is the motto of this club. Vigorously the group campaigned for a traffic light in front of Denby. Selling balloons at the basket ball games is another club project. FS flfaf' ehmdthls cauwjriiog and Navlgaw H gl-apher for Zllmmerma Ewlthng lggmbfanvlfi Ui. Suffer Kaya 1 fit ,401 cm Row 1 - Bill Wallace, Charlotte Werner, Gina Valente, Paul Johnston, Jean Gulden, Row 2 - Lois Roger, Doris Anne Overstedt, Patricia Whittier, Marjorie Wahlberg, Sue Goulder, Row 3 - Mr. Kenneth Haines, Barbara Cannell, Robert Censoni, Art Morat, Annabelle Lee. Drawing a caricature of Governor Williams at Denby Community Day was one of the high- lights of the year for The Ad Club. Making the eyecatching advertisements for the dances, ath- letic events, dramatic productions, and concerts was the other major activity of this organ- ization. hoto- is the ace P Y Entering photo contests was one of the fea- ture activities of the Camera Club The group, decided to arrange a showcase to show Denby- ites the kind of entries they submitted. Planning interesting camera trips was another project of the club. 'I lllflerfl Razek. Row 1 - Ralph Loweke, James Stock Machemer, Tom Ciemiega, Dick Bensett Row 2 - Richard Rosinski, Kenneth Shore, Ralph Dishman, Marlene Borwick, Barbara Hicks Joe Adamo, Clarence Olandi, Lionel Clark, Bob Encouraginggirls to en- ter the field of nursing was the purpose of the Future Nurses Club. Other phases of employ- ment related to nursing were explained also. Making Easter bonnets Hos- for Bom Secour pitalwas onlv one of the pro- manv charitable jects of the group. Toys chil- were stuffed for drens' wards and cancer pads were also made as other club work. .CZlfllI'P urded Carol Holwey, Marie Train, Shirley Gurchiek, Karen Farrell, Arlene Messerschmidt, Joan Holombs, Julie Hojman, Miss Defever. .CJ-bttblfe jorence 65 CU16! 6. JOAN oed Furnishing the Home Science dining room was one of the big tasks of the Home Economics Club. Selling potato chips at football games helped to provide proceeds to dec- orate and fill the room. Through the years the club has furnished the complete room and this year it purchased a new buffet. Providing a char- ity Thanksgiving basket annually to needy fam- ilies is also a project of the club. 65 .Home fonomiw Row 1 - Stella Curis, Joan Kessler, Barbara Robinson, Britta Buttler, Barbara Gardner, Helen Schar- chilli, Audrey Habitz, Nancy Wittenberg, Rosemary Ringo. Row 2 - Carol Scott, Lavina Lindquist, Mary Missant, Judy Thompson, Barbara St. George, Delores Johns, Joan Stewart. Row 3 - Mary Ann Lewicki, Charlene Mack, Mary DeMassa, Dolores DePaola, Diane Crainia, Sally Clark, Iva Parmenter, Carol Newson, Betty Schanstra, Miss Nelson. .Singh an Sagnlera nd uuoi, 5 Ykrscb, wdyofgxeir anucs 3 1 50me Barbgr ough cneefleagcnixixvs going my Barbara ii Same' ai. a wow U 00I'A?fl 6,0125 Row 1 - Maureen Boylan, Betty Schlack, Doris Burrows, Mrs. Adams, Joy Venola, Judy Stickney, Barbara Gilland. Row 2 - Carol Allen, Beverly Bailey, Barbara Phillips, Joan Vitale, Barbara Hirsch, Carol Pitman, Charlene Huseman, Mary Lou Melanson, Pat Ivan. Brightening the athletic events with their gay smiles and novelcheers were the members of the Cheerleading Squad. Helping with the Freshie Orientation, designing new cheerleading outfits, and composing new yells were some of the act- ivities of these vital Denbyites. Attendinga Cheerleaders Clinic in Ann Arbor was a big moment for the squad. Fascinating is the only word that could possibly describe the Modern Dancers in action. Denby students were allowed to enjoy some of their talent when the group performed in assemblies. A successful evening program was given during which the Modern Dancers took an active part. Costumes are an important factor to Modern Dancers and these girls are discussing the de- signing of them for a new dance number. In one of their routines, they had to depict mice, whichthispicture shows theyquite ably did. 66 QUCIAHJQ of .S?90l't:f Qffeflflell 5 Gary Nicholls Don Nicol William Grant Ernie Al Bequette B111 Howard Ken Schooff Paul Doug Cooper Row 2 Coach N Green Walter James Z1el1nsk1 Werner Boelster Dick Kuisel B111 Vickery Ken Pringle Tom Schettler Jim Herbert Bob Brendel George Le Duc Row3 Craig Morris Don Brown, Paul Wee Gene Hawthorne Don McCubbrey Larry Harding Al Kunert Ferd Baitmger B111 Mestdagh Frank Frontiera Roger Hommer Pat Caughey Row 1 Buechler Buechler Boelstler The last day of School was high lighted by the D Club Dance sponsored by the Lettermen s Club Good citizenship and scholarship are stressed by the club and all lettermen sign a pledge card promising to live up to these standards or forfeit the privilege of being members of the organ1zat1on What better school spirit couldbe shownby the G A A than winning the trophy for the clothing drive at Denby'7 Selling pennants at football games is another project of the o gani zat1on At present the groupis trying to raise funds for new gym equipment 5 QW' if I V .D H--.-...,,,, Under the supervision of Mrs Ellen Adams John Schubeck Jim Herbert Chuck Lund and Gene Goodrich plan ways to stop the force of teenage vandals In the past the committee has shown movies to Occupational Planning classes and spoken at various schools throughout the city At present a movie is being planned to show the problem of vandalism g,4,4 Row 1 -- Shirley Camps Carol Pardi Sally Harris Shirley Need Pat Eastcott Judy Hofstra Doris Burrows Maureen Boylan Carolyn Heyer. Row 2 -- Alice Vlfynton Judy Pouliot Barbara Lilley Nancy Henry Carol Mataway Pat Kind Barbara Gilland Betty Schlack Mary Anne Daniels. Row 3 -- Ruth Windolph Sandra Porath Nancy Daviskur Mary Gamache Marilyn Looder Joy Venola Alice Anderson Judy Stickney Carol Allen. Row 4 -- Joan Vitale Doris Rosenbusch Patricia Whittier Valerie Sandbank Shirley Funk Pat Conroy Nancywubbe Shirley Kosmack Janet Sequin Susan Book Lois Louthan. 68 l 6LCtlCCl1 Xl90I Ll'YlQl'lt Expenence is the best teacher could well be the motto of the Denby Co ops Workmg two weeks and attending school for the same length of time xs the basls of the Co op program Wlule on the Job the group obtains experience 1n offlce retaxhng or shop work Q JK- lafazfg Ola 77 I Row 1 Barbara Barr Ann1e Joe Mltchell Carol Wyss M1ss Lmd MarJor1eRutz Jacque1xneCyr Charlottewerner Row 2 Carol Hubbard Marlene Slmm Lo1sSchank1n Pat Noey Salhe Stone Ilene Saucxer Margaret Trev1th1ck Joann Tucker Row 3 Harold Schmxdt Dan1e10w1esny B111 l-lev1a Bob Donofrio John Hurley Harold Blewett, Gordon Mlesel Mary R1chards Row 4 Josle Morello Betty Bowman Patrlcxa Mlsuraca Dolores l-lack, Dlanne Drexer Thelma Gross Nancy Wo1tha Lorralne Bagxnski Marxe Fmazzo Workmg on dlsplays glves these Denby1tes the exper1ence they need to get a good 1ob after graduatxon Llfflf- 'FWF' 14 lgefruf 0 2 Row 1 Barbara Bonney Gayann Stone Mary Lou Colbert Barbara Huff Pat Martln Dolores La Monde Pat Collaraffm Row 2 Murxel Hotchklss El1zabethKle1ner Josephlne Russo Arlene MeMahen Mary Ternes Janette Cholder Barbara Pamgay Row 3 Rosemary Schm1tt Joyce Canmzzara Edna Burteck Jeanette Verhoeghe Alyce Knabe Beverly Pa1ght Betty Koechler Row 4 Elden Holzhauer Bob Gurcluek, Charles Hoover Gary Kerr Ronald Mert1ns Tom Ki ' Y! - ' , . 1 1 - 5 ve... . Q 1 'V - 71' , 41 lx .r 0 ' 2:1 ' 0' 5 O. I Q 1 b . 1 1 , I l ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 5 B 1 - 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 1 1 I L - r KA Y X , 1 I vm gif Ar.- I I 4 1 E .iff 3 H I It ' '3' ' 31 - . , ' 7 . ,l 1 I A , ' 5 W , K . . , ' , D, ,, 1 ' . I . I 1 1 1 l 1 . D 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 Czepelewskx. 69 UWA, c,,-o,,, gI'0lllJ A Row 1 -- Barbara Bowen, Vivian Brickie, Pat Bromwich, Jean Casaroll, Marilyn Gunn, Joyce Daenzer. Row 2 -- Miss Charatis, Shirley Rach, Judy Provencher, Carole Gasser, Gloria .Gieznyg, Beverly Russell, Dorothy Ruehl, June Belloli. Row 3 --Janell Sutherland, Rosalie Scanlan, Mary Jean Monroe, Joan DeWetter, Sandra Bonem, Marion Edelmayer. Row4 -- Connie Machuga, Nina Agosta, Delores Dannhausen, Shirley Kernozek, Barbara Schwartz. 1 x In c4,,,A, c.,-Q,, 5 Row 1 -- Sharon Wagner, Marlene DiGregorio, Irene Petraszko, Renata Ruff, Joan Alexander, Joan Batchik. Row 2 -- Miss Charatis, Carole Salter, Lucille DelProposto, Eulaine Weigls, Marilyn Auch, Connie Palazzola, Barbara Simonte. Row 3 -- Joan Weiss, Joyce Bushbaker, Berniece Milligan, Betty Molinare, Patricia Bisesi, Shirley Berus. Row 4 -- Rose Marie Wumache,Sally Carlisi, Patricia Hyslop, Vera Diana. O0 CAry5Lfr oyd , Co- Q96 gI'0lllJ .X4 Row 1 -- Karl Hildenbrand, Raymond Heath, Carol KOPP, Sam Gallu, Albert Gagnier, Robert Cichon. Row 2 -- Tom Mroz, Samuel Morrison, Richard Tinnen, George LeDuc, Dennis Krumholz, Paul Volk- man. Row 3 -- Gerald Straughen, Robert Katsock, Ronald Rosingana, Joseph Podvin, Gordon Schoeneweg, Donald Jones. Row 4 -- Lawrence Podlewdki, Ronald Pagels, Stephen Ondra, Lewis Bertrand, Roy Muriel, Clark Van Paris, Blake Discher, Kenneth Beecher. 5, gdrgdgr gow , C0-Q15 I'0lllJ K Row 1 -- James Fouchia, Henry Farrah,John Churan, John Coburn, Arthur DeWetter. Row 2 -- James Moran, David Koerber, George Hubbard, Douglas Kroll, Albert Imber. Row 3 -- Adam Zubas, Ray Piron, James Sullivan, Herman Salinger, James Giesen, Glen Duke. Row 4 -- Jack Holloway, Gus Burkard, James Scamehaorn, James Ackley, Mike Sciturro, George Perdew. ,Y gf 1' if . s W' W , n ,J fy 4, .M ' ' nv ft ,. ,QA ,, 355, Sym, ' , - eil-vb , We Y'--A - K N , - .- .W - 1, N - fn VE 4, .. nge .g.',.w-4g,gfg,,, 1 M- , . .M f 44.- , . X v ' fx N'i?'?s. f if A yqivgwq Q -vQ.'g3iS?k,,A ' . I 4 - .Wi . 33' 1 g'x-. SN v - 4 M K wr ,. gf., , ...- 1 , ,i , ,Q .-1 I A, V 51, ' A . , 54,573 ' f , ,, '!Lx V A . Qi, Q X '- 1 3 as ' ' ' V' L , ' , '35 af .. fawwgg wg. P ' , ff ,V 5 X :Q TJ' '6 P. A3 12 , 53 V ,. ' , - giiwh .A , k gf' siffil X X Q LK' g - :ff , '5 '1 , -X N MA Q: ,i,l,5sf- ' 'Y , . Q , si K , Q, W' sv , QS . Q f 1 - 'fs .137 ,A mia' , 5 Tw' -f -sr ga-I X RN 323 xxx N xii ,SQ ,X ,4,1 . ff:-5' ,, 1? X ' ,pf-vf.,,-3' .1 - MQ, 1 1 , 1, xx A ,, .:- 21.5 .X , I' ., 1l?45Ifk-l f'f7 Wk . S' wk., f. X -1-m,,- 1 F' X' P 4 X ' QQ, Q K X -2 k N JBA QC, 173 Q8 Manardo , G Schoenmger , T Mestdagh , T '99 lik 'ka' Perxan, B Sobczak, C Dodenhoff , B J-5' 515 4 Q 4 I 5 4'A- p Goodnch,E W f Q X 1 4, f G1owe,G , bV A' A yup 4 . 9 if I 1 Y 2 2 Q A' u NX Y ff' X I V . ' i 615,519 Y, N- . l ' 1 X A'V4 my 3- K. f ,A r ,I 5.4 Q , zf :nb I 74' 3 I ' V A , V X I ' , sv fv ' . A 0 Z I . ' f f ff 'J 4 I I X, ,.-Q, W , I I' Copland, B. 0,21 Grant, B. iw! Bernock, G Harding, E . 5. 9 5 1' Boelstler, B. 55 f Nv' 33 Sumner, T. NiC015, T. '13 A Un 51 X-'3Us' V:4l:x,l7 22 239 zi.,-1 vs B70 BSUBZF 33 P75 ,V x . 0 nkz G27 41159 S 24025 V53 5, Yep , rf, 7 37 7 lv 5 Jim Schultz comes off the field for a breather while Coach Stoutkeeps his eyes on the re- placement. ,J jlze ,295 in in euiew For Denby, the 1952 football season was a successful one. The Tar gridders compiled a record of six wins and one loss under the guidance of Coach Jim Stout and ended up in second place in the east side standings. Victories came easily at the hands of Cass 20-Og Pershing, 13-0, Northern, 20-12, and Northeastern, 27-7. The Denby eleven scored their first win, however, over arch rival Southeastern by a slim 2-0 count. Following that night game at Mack Park, the Blue and Gold had to wipe out a 13-0 deficit to defeat the inspired Tro- jans of Miller, 20-13. But perhaps the highlight of the campaign came against Eastern when the two unde- feated teams met under the lights for first place and a chance to go into the Good- fellow Game. The injury ridden Tars were able to battle Eastern to a stand still, ex- cept for one pass play. The final score was Eastern 6, Denby 0. Two Tars received all-city recog- nition for their prowess on the grid- iron. End, Larry Harding and guard, Ron Bernock earned the coveted white stripes. as ' H am in .x4cfLon ardifg ijbofgaff lam Row 1-- Frank Palmer, Ron Sobczak, Ron Perian, Don Nicol, Ted Dodenhoff, Bob Pin- der, John Cole. Row 2-- Roger Mastro, Louie DeSantis, Dick Sumner, Russ Stocks, Ron Bernock, Marvin Radke. Row 3-- Werner Boelstler, Bill Grant, Bob Manardo, Bill Mestdagh, Bob Glowe, Angelo Quartuccio, Bob Gutow, Row 4-- Wally Boelstler, Ken Pfent, Mike Vezmer, Larry Harding, Dick Schoeninger, Fred Bearse, Row 5--Dick Rippe, Mike Bosco, Dave Copland, Jim Schultz, Harry Krist. Row 6-- Coach Jim Stout, Manager Marvin Pradow, Gene Good- rich. Crucial moment for the Tars when defeated at the hands of Eastern, these cheerleaders clearly depict the feeling of all Denbyites . z 1 . X . .1 X ,,.2.lfQi' . ' ,T t A, 7, 0 N , ' H II 'q' V: Aa I V V -, , ,. X , 'i 1 ' se i, - .. ' EA , N 4 r x - i A I , N ,, Q x?ci,V 'i is ,ff:,s'ff,j, g if N ff' ' 1- ' w'f'?'1v.,.u., f 4-af 42 I ,. ' f ,X ,Q XX . ,,,.v y, M ' Ks... I X J i 'H I rr 'N el l0'l ell X , . 1 S - LH- 'ei I -' I-J -- JT. Tr' ,'.:A5:h,-,4t! rs- r ' ,L ,X .. X ru I gow, Swimming lam Row 1 - Bob Olzem, Pat Caughey, .Tim Zielinski, Joe Haselby, Al Hanselman, Ken Schooff, Bill Borden BobMonacelli, Don Prystup, Gary Malone, Coach William Reaume. Row 2 - Gary Huck, Howard Goodrich Dick Ladson, Bob Bruce, Stan Head, Phil Steinke, Al Schmidt, .Terry Hardy, Roger Homer, Don Cook, Warren Galbraith, Chuck Schock, John Schmidt, Gene Hawthorne, Jim Meux, Don Schafer. Row 3 - Jerry Schultz, Mack Burns, Dennis Kovach, Bill Joss, Terry Schaffer, Bruce Joerin, Bob Hillock, Bob Smith Carl Zolliner, Frank Kloss, Keith Koppinger, Tom Schroeder. Row 4 - John Scott, Robert Von Berg Kerry Schwedler, Gary Phillips, Jerry Werner, ChuckMills, .Terry Busam, William Brunner, Dave Joss For the last eleven years Denby's mermen have captured the east side swimming crown . This year they also won their six league meets. Under the able coaching of Bill Reaume the tankers took fifth in the city meet. They have high hopes for next year's crownwith the promise of 13 return- ing lettermen. Co-captains Joe Haselby and Al Han- selman discussing tactics for a com ing meet with Coach William Rea ume. 6- X Uaraify ga4LefLaff jeam Row 1 -- Paul Beuchler, Don Tischbein, Jim Keller, Nichols, Ernie Beuchler. 2 -- Tom Trompics, Schultz, Craig Morris, VerBurg, Larry Harding. Row 3 -- Bob Langeloth, Coach Jack Rice, Philip Kozelski. O' With a three-five record for the past season, Denby finished in seventh spot in the East Side basketball league. The Tar team suffered as four players checked out in mid-season for their graduation diplomas, but Coach Jack Rice in his first year as basketball coach, showed his ability by rebuilding the squad after graduation. The bright spot in the Blue and Gold schedule came when they upset the Northern Eskimos for their only loss of the regular season. MJQPUG Kariefgaff jeflln Row 1 -- Tom A1len,George Fead, Bob Burger, Bob Gutow, Bob Glowe, Gary Schoettley, Paul Wee, Dave Rosteck, Ronald Stillwell. Row 2 -- Coach Jack Rice, Douglas Myers, Norville Shock, Ron Kerr, Paul Spitale, Paul Deierlein, Gene Bean, Ricky Fleisher, Ralph Hutchins. Row 3 -- Philip Kozelski, George Sperry, Larry Germain, August Seggie, Hiram Badis, Fred Craig, David Cooper, Bob Langeloth. oolaem 7' I X Qld' Baabefdaff lam Row 1 - Miss Naomi Steinke, Ladene Schachinger, Lorraine Schwass, Marilyn Looker, Janet Sequin, Jackie Burns, Mary DeLa1la, Shirley Kosmack, Alberta Horvath. Row 2 - Nadine Muller, Christine Babbish, Joanne Woods, Sonya School- meesters, Shirley Funk, Jean Horlocker, Kay Solger, Mary Buchheimer, Sally Clark. Row 3 - Virginia Lutz, Judy Span- gler, Roxanne Kotsis, Judy Glowe, Carol Field, Carol Bowen, Pauline Nellas, Joan Zareck, Bev Smith. Row 4 - Judy Dan- ielson, Lois Misch, Joann Rausch, Mauilyn Northcott, Dolores Reese, Bernice Bernard, Bev Lehan. Ending the basketball season in fine style were the Goblets who finished the season undefeated, Under the watchful eye ofMiss Steinke, the Girls' Basket- ball team succeeded in defeating Eastern, 24 to 13, insuring a victorious season. The team showed good spirit and lots of sportsmanship. M1610 Jeef Y 4-4 1-.QQ ...L ' - 4-4 'Ya 'Qltn-. Wu... Another undefeated season has been chalked up by the g1r1s fleld hockey team Thls completes the Tarettes fourth year wxthout a defeat The Goblets scored one goal agamst Northeastern to w1n 1 0 Pershlng held the team at O 0 the Mlller game was also scoreless H1gh1and Park was defeated 1 0 and the season was ended by the team s v1ctory over Hamtramck 1 0 3 i M Q06 ,ac-Jzefcl .yocgey jam Row 1 Carolyn Heyer, Sh1r1ey Funk,Janet Sequ1n, Mary DeLalla, Marllyn Looker, Yvonne Battane, Dolores Reese Row 2 Sh1rley Holsteln, Pat Eastcott, Vxrgxma Schutte, Barbara Lxlly, Lorame Bertrand, Carol Pardy, Judy Hofstra, Mar11yn Klockow Row 3 Sh1r1ey Kosmack, Shrrley Camps, Barbara Hahn, Mary Ann Damels, Ruth Wmdolf, Carol Mattaway, Shlrley Need, Betty Shepard, Dor1s Rosenbusch 78 - .- g in . . - t in ff . I, 4 . 4 1 lf ' 1 L ft ' ' ' 9 Q Y 4 an Q W l fm K ' ' ' m4 ,qw as 4 V in .. W sau v .. . 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Valarie Sandback, Barbara Greiner, Marion Duerks, Marilyn VanSlambrouck, Sue Spence, Barbara Lilley. Row 3 - Janet Horten. Kay Gage, Nancy Daviskur, Judy Wiitala, CarolWetzel, Joy Kent, Karen Weight, Sharon Lilley. Row 4 - Shirley Digby, Nancy Henry, Barbara Gadowski, Karen Rorison, Sandra Pletz, Doris Ellers, Mariann Gulden, Barbara Dierkes, Kathleen Grabda. A tough schedule held the mer- maids to a two-win. one-tied. and two-lost record. The team started off with a bang, beating Mackenzie 66-54, Southeastern ducked the mermaids. 70-50, while the girls just barelv out swam Highland Park. winning 63-57. In a close race with Pershing, the swimmers tied at 60-60. Redford's undefeated team ended the season, with a 72-48 loss tallied up for the Tarettes. arrierd Moans, groans, and complaints of sore, stiff aching muscles were good signs that the track season had begun. With only three returning lettermen, the Tars new coach, Ralph Green, had to rely heavily on new talent. But, as in the past, the thinclads were looking forward to a rewarding season filled with victories. ft il A fy A 0, P' A ' I I I . fa' , f-. . fa lm' a X hz xt N V vkia I L A gy N 1 D I ,f .. f T F, ,JM - . , i t D 1- R. ia ff . iiio '1 4 as wal v M Q-. ll 1--1 l K 0 E ii' ik ' 251, ' , ' M S 1 , 5 Hg. 5 'Cn-3 'LW Q W ' Row 1 -- Bob Fabris, Larry Hart, Don Komlenovich, Bill Caddell, John Telford, Al Bequette, Ken Pringle, Ron Hindman, Bob Johnson, Joe Adamo, Erik Schriener. Row 2 -- Frank Fontieria, Matty Gateman, Jerry Walkowski, Bob VanOvermmer, Bob Saueier, Hyram Badia, Maurice Failer, Fred Froehlich, Bob Perhai, Nino Messina, Tom Millelbrou. Row 3 -- Bill Georges, Walter Schmalenburg, Ron Walar, George Fancy, Alden Bernardi, Ross Buchanan, ChuckKloka, Dick Koch, Ron Kerr, DickWalla, Coach Ralph Green. Row 4 -- Bob Schmidt, Bob Danforth, Fred Gowan, John Castiglione, Jerry Bocci, Gerald Valka, Carl Pardi, Ralph Balick. Row 5 -- DickSpreder, Florent Muylaert, Walter Lubzik, Don Kerr, John I-Iuget, Bill Hoffa, Bob Harrington, Bob McKenzie, Tom Haulder, Dave Heist. Row 6 -- Marvin Radke, John Dell'Isola, John Cole, Sol Greco. 80 jl'aCL jealn V Un Me GIIJBP6 'tb zu, Leighton Froehhch Beguette ,ag Grow Counfrg jfacl' Our thin-clads beat Cass, the previous champs, out of the East-Side Crown. A well-balanced team helped Coach Green accomplish this feat. Denbyites have high hopes for next year's team, be- cause there are eight returning lettermen. Hindman The secret of our success in the Cross- Country competition was in this friendly trio of Failer, MacLaughlin, and Green. Telford McKinnon Q 9 1 Buechler X Mac Laughlin I ,Q Failer 'J X i .. 1 ' . ? ! Kaya ' ennib eam Row 1 -- Oren Schroeder, . Q, 5 r Warren Galbraith, Tom O 1 X Cunningham, Dick Kuisel, Bill Wallace, Stan Head, Jim Herbert. Row 2 -- .J V NX Z Coach William Reaume, U Don Brown Bill Vicker 4 .jmnid lam Row 1 -- Mary DeLalla, Sandra Porath, Marilyn Looker, Miss Harley, Sally Harris, Carol Mataway, Arlene Ramsey. Row 2 - Jean Butterer, Mary Gamache, Doris Rosen- busch, Pat Kind, Leslie Bradleg, Marilyn North- cott, Janet Danhof. Row 3 - - Shirley Kosmack, Shirley Need, Julie Fead, Corrine Mager, Judy Glowe. v Y, r Jr, faq- Don McCubbrey, Ross l w y Morkal, Paul Wee. I, y 5 Q 'N-...W , X Ll? lfleieeldif Winning the majority of the tennis matches by three wins to two losses, was a close call for the Boys Tennis Team. Facing the new year of '53 the boys all returned with high hopes and grim determination to win more matches. Eight boys succeeded in winning letters. Under the sponsorship of Miss Harley, the Girls Tennis Team experienced a good season. Nineteen girls won letters. Top ranking players had a chance to compete in a metropolitan tennis tournament. X 1 1 x lf, , . x 1 ' F .9 ' ' 2: - - ., 1 5 We-. ---:trio 1 . , i inf' fl 1 X'If I'0l1l'l6! lA? 50585 and Ollel' fke green gddegaf lain Q Row 1 Ferdxe Baitinger Dale Thoms Don Fowler Craig Morris, X Gene Goodrich Bob Mazzella Tom Vaughan Row 2 Coach Len Stark Al Kunert B111 Mestdagh Tom Rea Doug Cooper John De 1 Volder Bob Linklater Jim Malczewski Don Tischbein A1 Taylor Dick Karkle Winning the 52 East Side Champion ship this year s baseball team was 1n the championship running agam An undefeated season of last year mg-,N 94138 ISSJ It Pershing was the record the 1953 Tar n1ne hoped to pattern th1s season after After winding up last year s season bv wmnmg 1ts second consecutlve East Side Title and taking fourth place 1n the Clty meet the golf team had high hopes for this year The ,p record of five wins to one defeat of last season was hard to duplicate ,Tw lui I bi 261172 Row 1 Norbert Kramer Mark Bar1ch George Grossfus Row 2 Coach Jlm Stout Phil Nelson B111 Texfke John Schubeck 1' I1 ' , , 4 x 1 1 - I 1 f I j X f U . . . . . xm . 1 f 1 ' . , 1 . 1 ' . . 1 - I . 1 Y l Y , x - - D ' 9 ' ' ' b -3111 I C :Q 3 . ' . . . . . V- X 'Ax 1 1 I .nv ' X X highlighted by a no-hit game against A ' i .1 ,ilk Ytxl 1,1 ' ul . I 1: , ul . . M . . . . . y Q A A . . . - . -: N K H no ' . . , I X' X R 1 - - L RE' , it f ' ' . Q K , , sh 1 N - i K 1' r Ka Q , K. . 1- 1' 7 -K Q .M '1 yr 83 y Cab manage wanna Oo 'F in Z?0gJ Z?0lllAI1g jfflln Row 1 Jerry Love Jim Sobieski, Don Brown Roger Rutz ArtCarr1er Gary Blodgett PaulBen1cossa Dick Schneider, Tom Hardoin Row 2 B111 Tramor, Ken Harling, Ed Carr John Wittenberg Richard Hall Martin Knost, Paul Sossi HarryAustin, FrankSmagghe, John Lipke John Hambright Row 3 Jack Dettloff Ron Schmiel, Jack Kreuger George Nicholson John Otto, Harvey Hiller Bob Blais, B111 Penn, FrankColombo, Dick Malimak, John Wolf Russ Kraft Jim Bello11, B1llB1odgett Don Hillier Bill Miller, Jim McK1n non, Dominic Delegato, Ed Blackburn Gale Bogenn, Mr Reeves, .Terry Miller, Bill Reader Enloymg the fun of competition was the Boys Bowling Team, under the direction of Mr Ree ves A trophy was bought to be awarded to the high scoring team New shirts were also pur chases as a team proyect The high score for the team was 232 rolled in a single game by Don Brown ,A Qrg 130106119 jeam Row 1 - Beverly Byron, Sue Annas, Karen Briney, Judy Philips, Lyn Newman, Carol Love, Judy Danielson, Jane McKenzie, GayMcGarry, Cathy MacGregor, Trina Madsen, Row 2 - Marlene Stepke, Joan Rehl, Joan Rausch, Pat Boyer, Miss Quamby, Pat I-Iardt, Janet Sequin, Shirley Kosack, Renie Grossfuss, Janice Heist, Marilyn Looker. 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Senior-Senior Basketball CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Hot Dog Sales Campus Clean up Student Adm1n1strat1on Clothmg Wwe Edwm Denby Student COUHCI1 Freshmen Or1enta.t1on Best WISIIQS To The GI'dlllldtQS of 1953 The Edwin Uenhy Alumni AQQOIIQIIIUII 92 I Y Y I l 1 V 1 1 I f , ' L ' t ' I Q O ' 0 C C O I I PREPARE YOURSELF for a Career rn Business Trammg an the day and evenung schools of The Busrness lnshtute has enabled thou sands of hugh school graduates to secure desurable posltuons Those who dnsplay lndustry and mvtlatuve and develop thevr personal qualltles are able to earn early advancement Courses offered Include Secretarial Gregg Shorthand Stenograph Speedwrmng Accountlng Buslness Admlmstratlon Jumor Executuve Comptometer Calculator and Type wrltmg Fnmshmg Courses can be arranged by those who have had commerclal trammg We are recenvlng far more employment calls than our placement department IS able to fill THE BUSINESS INSTITUTE Entire 'l'Ith Flr Michigan Theatre Bldg 220 Baqley Avenue Detrort 26 7 West Lawrence Street Pontaac 'I5 Detroit Business Umverslty Entire l0th Flr United Artists Bldg Detroit 26 eBs sncopoa dune e cao lActol e hg t ollgeepoeedtogo dgr Vlsat the school or telephone WOodward 2 6534 for bulletm and free booklet Your Tomorrow memORInm 's Your home away from home extends 1ts congratulauons to JOHN BROIAWI the Graduates of 1953 We hope that you w111 grow 1nto fme dorm CAWIPBCLL cltlzens 1nth1s WONDERFUL COUNTRY RICHARD Kngskg we 11ve 1n Thank you for your patronage durmg your Denby years QDUARD .SCHITIIGEL Come 1n and renew old acquamtances when you re v1s1t your Alma Mater BEVERLY SCHUITIAD x r nc! 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