Dondero High School - Oak Yearbook (Royal Oak, MI)

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FRANCHOT STEIN, will my wit to Mrs. Miller in case she ever runs low. SANDRA STEPHENS, will an acid stained sweat- er to any unfortunate iunior who takes chemistry. PAT STEVENS, will if the M. O. B. will. BOB STICKEL, will my blunt pencil to my sister Nancy. JOHN STIPE, will my ability to always forget to return my excuse slip to Stan Travinski. ELEANOR STOCK, will my being secretary of the Boys Swim Team to someone who won't give poor Mr. Solow a big headache. MAX STRAUSS, will my big brown nose to Jim Lavette. JOANNE STURNER, will one dollar to Roberta McAllister so she'II have some money after I leave. GIB STUVE, will my ability to stay away from girls to Ron DuBois. SALLIE SWARTHOUT, will to a certain l2B boy the right to look after the l3th and last re- maining member ofthe M. O. B. - If! BARB TAMBERINO, will my membership in the F.C. to any underclassman who think they can survive. RACHEL TATA, will all my run hose to the chairs in the study halls. BOB TAYLOR, will Doug Delorme a '49 Mercury transmission, so the next time he drops one he will have one on hand. EDDIE TAYLOR, will my diploma to Carl Pugh who may never graduate. HELEN TAYLOR, will the ability to keep from going steady during my four years in high school to any of the underclass girls who want to really have a iolly time! JOAN TAYLOR, will all the good times I'm go- ing to have with the B.U.M.S. to Marie. PAT TAYLOR, will homeroom 309 to any un- suspecting freshman. PAT TENNIS, will my lock to some energetic freshman who has more strength than I. RAY TERRY, will all my extra credits to some up and coming student who has Mrs. Miller for Government. LUCY TETZLAFF, will my German accent to anyone who wants it, though, I do not want to forget the language my parents taught me. MARGARET THOMAS, will unto Marion Schoen- see my wide awake look on Monday morn- ings. DICK THOMAS, will all of my varsity stripes to Pete Eckel, who sure can use them. TED THOMPSON, will anything on my car to anyone with a wrench and who wants some- thing. V JERRY THORPE, will my credits to Carl Vogel who seems to need them. RICHARD TILTON, will my Barris Custom Chev- rolet to Russell Winn in remembrance of me lhave mercyj. ELIZABETH TYRRELL, will all my precious baby- sitting iobs to my sister Joyce. MILTON TYRRELL, will my track shoes to any- one on the track team who can do better with them than I did. That isn't hard. DIANE USAB, will my seat in the bestest home- room QA. FJ to some lucky freshman. JOAN VAI, will my ability to pass Government to Barbara Stanabock who will probably need it. JOYCE VAN ECK, will my seat in front of Mr. Spector's desk to some poor unsuspecting up and coming bookkeeping student. SANDRA WARD, will my efforts in shorthand to any poor soul struggling to pass 'I20 words test their last semester. PATT WATZ, will my power to raise one eye- brow invitingly to any girl who will use it conservatively. JACK WENDLAND, will all my 44 fouI's to my basketball team. CYNTHIA WENDT, will Cwith,permission of the other twol our spot at Dans to aynone foolish enough to sit there until 2 a.m. on Friday nights. HUB WHITE, will my blinkety-blankety-blink to Brother Bill. BOB WHITE, will my locker to anyone who doesn't need it. CLIFFORD WHITFIELD, will my eligibility to par- ticipate in sports to Jack Drawbaugh who really needs it. LEONARD WILCOX, will my whiskers to Ken Livingston who is waiting for his to come out. SANDRA WILLETT, will my ability to get into trouble to anyone who wants it. RONALD WILLIAMS, will my ability to get bad marks to some freshman, with great hope that he can conquer it. PHIL WILLMAN, will my saddle shoes to Mar- garet Northrop who seems to like them bet- ter than I do. TED WINGERT, will my unused print shop book to Mr. Cook, so that he can give it to some lucky, ambitious student, next semester. RUSSELL WINN, will my soc. book to any lucky underclassmen CHa Haj. RON WINSAUER, will to my brother Ken Win- sauer all my rights on the track and cross country teams, bless you boy, bless you. TOM WISE, will my ability to finally pass American history to Jim O'Brien who needs it. RUSS WOLFE, will all of my unused books and the great pleasure to be in A Cappella Choir to Pat Bowles. JACK WOODARD, will all my retailing papers to David Piper. ROBERT WOUDSTRA, will the girls who sit in my car at lunch time to any one who leaves his car unlocked. X DICK YERIAN, will my love for Chemistry and Physics to any other poor atom fiend. DICK ZICKEL, will my ability in golf to Claudia Arnold who has a tough time hitting the ball. PAT ZUHLKE, will to the gals in Choir all my iokes, so that my memory will linger on and on forever and ever-Amen.

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Oak taff Editor ................. .,.... E dith Perrich Assistant Editor ...... ........ J an Spiller Business Manager ..... ..... J oyce Malin Art Chairman ........ ....... J udy Guest Sports ..,..,................. ..... G ary Badoud Names and Quotes ...... ...,. J oan Carline Wills and Prophecies ...... ....., C heryl Hubar Copy ........................... ...... ......... S h irley Rife Publicity ........................,....................... Shirley Forrest lOld-style cars courtesy of Greenfield Village. Chevrolet Corvette courtesy Ethyl Corporationi Planning the theme for the June Oak are Joyce Malin, Edith Perrich, Jan Spiller, Sarah Weiner, Nadine Branning and Arlene Gibson. Members of the June i954 OAK staff are: Pat Davis, Helen Taylor, Sarah Weiner, Pat Rocheleau, Carol Hamilton, Shirley Tenney, Mary Ellen Keyes, Roberto McCallister, Joan Carline, Shirley Forrest, Joyce Malin, Edith Perrich, Jan Spiller, Judy Guest, Cheryl Hubar, Betty Fries, Kathleen Jernigan, Evelyn Smith, Barbara Locke, Pat Stevens, Joan Glassford, Sue Hill, Joan Logan, Virginia Fetzer, Diane Paradis, Arlene Gibson, Cynthia Deeds, Nadine Branning, Sandy Pepper, Neva Sawyer, Shirley Rife, Gerry Spanke, Joanne Sturner, Margie Gilger, Jay McCormick, Roger Schroeder, Gary Badoud, Andy Dickson, Cliff Whitfield, Don Sawyer, Pott Wotz, Nancy Snider, Carol Wilson, and Marianne Lenning.

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In Ten Years , , . ROBERT ADAMS, expect to be married to a millionaire cmd living in Florida. CLAUDIA ARNOLD, expect to be still trying to convince Dick Zickel that he's not always right. GARY BADOUD, expect to be still trying to find that which was willed to me somewhere in Nadine's basement. MARION BAKER, expect to be happily married and completely settled down with more than a husband around the house. SHEILA BAKER, expect to be a partner with Joyce Brcindenstein in a disc jockey show known as The Butch and Brandy Show. EDWARD BALDWIN, expect to be still wonder- ing who the heck Hairy Youslob is. AL BAMSEY, expect to become the co-editor of a new comic strip I went Pogo. ALICE BARLOW, expect to be rocking a cradle. MARGIE BARNHART, expect to be raising five little cavities for a certain dentist. MYRA BARRETT, expect to still be convincing Lee that he's the one and only! NANCY BEAMER expect to be still D.A.ing with Krogman, Spiller, and Sawyer. BEVERLY BELL, expect to be still taking every- thing Janet and Shirley say literally! DENNIS BENSON, expect to be a nothing. JAMES BIDINGER, expect to be on a long needed vacation from my thriving business. MIKE BIRTA, expect to be an owner of a cer- tain beverage company in Detroit. CHARLES BOCH, expect to be installing Caddie engines in Fords as a hobby. HARRY BOLTON, expect to be in the Service CBoy Scoutsl. - NANCY BORGLUM, expect to be back in gay Paris-this time with a family of my own. GLEN BRACKENBURY, expect to be making the last payment on my new Cadillac El Dorado. BRUCE BORRIE, expect to be going on my tenth year of residence in Southern California. BILL BRADFORD, expect to be walking along the French Riviera with Nellie Stock and see Fred Koenig and Sherry Richards coming the other way, at which time Fred and I will have a glass of milk and some cookies and talk about old times. NADINE BRANNING, expect to still be trying to figure out what's so funny about Hairy Youslob. MARGARET BRENNER expect to be a famous beautician. BETTY BREWSTER, expect to be happily mar- ried. CAROLYN BRILL, expect to be still trying to tell Paul how to change diapers! DAVID BRINDLE, expect to be holding down some kind of white colIar job, and be com- muting to my suburban home in my foreign sports car. JOANNE BRODERDORP, expect to have more than a fence running around the house. JANET BUHMEIER, expect to still be saying to Barb Well . . . maybe next year. DAVID BULLOCK, expect to have retired from the Chinese Air Force on 80 yen and I rice ball a month. JANET BURNS, expect to be the wife of an Air Force officer and raising little Air Force Cadets. JAMES BURNS, expect to still be wondering around like a stranger in paradise looking for some one to take my hand. ESTHER CADDY, expect to still be trying to con- vince the kids from the R. O. Missionary Church that l'm not crazy. MARILYN CAIN, expect to be Mrs. J. H. L. and losing my membership in the Soum's fast. DON CALDER, expect to be still pushing one of Glaspie's heaps, trying to get it started. JACQUELINE CAMPBELL, expect to be the wife of one and the mother of three little roofers. JOAN CARLINE, expect to still be talking about our California trip, and to still be a member of the Soums with proof. EUGENE CARLISLE, expect to be as rich as Ford and still single. CAP CHASTAIN, expect to be forcing my wife to learn how to cook because I am slowly go- ing broke taking her out to dinner every night. AUDREY CHEVALIER, expect to be? FRANCES COHRON, expect to be running my own lonely hearts club, with all former class- mates admitted free of charge. MARLENE COLE, expect to still be convincing Neil that snow won't hurt the convertible. DICK COLEMAN, expect to be a rich bachelor with thirteen girl friends and maybe a dog too. GAR COLLICK, expect to still be dreaming about a hot '51 Chevvy Bel Aire. HUGH CONNERS, expect to be a school teach- er and coaching golf and still be coaching Bob Grundeman. MARGE COOK, expect to be happily married to that certain someone and hot rodding around in a T964 Lincoln Capri with our two kids. NANCY COUSINO, expect to be wishing I were ten years younger. PERCE COX, expect to be an electrical engineer Cdriving a locomotivel. CHUCK CREECH, expect to have proved to George Lyons that a Ford is better than a Chevrolet. SANDRA DAUNCH, expect to be driving around in my Chinese red Cadillac Converti- ble with the black velvet upholstery. LAURENCE DAVIES, expect to be running a printing press with an Atomic motor. PAT DAVIS, expect to still be a member, with proof, of the Soum's and still talking about our California trip.