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

Page 29 text:

Mike Nordstrom surveys the group while Judy An- thony, Faye Cowper, Nancy Beiber, and Howard Naseles look at the many parts of the flower. Gale Barney, Shelby Atchinson, and Mary Margaret Brice are amazed by the beans which are be- ing boiled. Jim Howe and Ruth Mittelstadt seemed more concerned with what is under the microscope. These future secretaries of America are beating on the keys, concentrating so they won't make a fatal mistake. A-5-S-L-D-K-F- J - G - H. They will never forget that drill. Sixty words per minute-here we come. Left to right: Pat Hinkle Lee Lackayep Second row: Bonnie Short, Jewell Sharp Peggy Wallace, Third row: Karen Chaltron, Doris Nye. 1 1 3:l-4 and all is well. Gee, we have had a busy day, but mother is smart. She puts No-Nods in Jim Gray's Pablum. Included in the sleeping group are: Joyce Andreason, Rudy Karnaz, Ann Kiser, Jim Zalenske, Larry Baker, Jim Zalenske, Ronny Colenso, Don Willio- wam, Joyce Reynolds, Don Dystant, Kurt Gorden, Her- bert Horsey, Reta Salenek, Dounlla Woods, Betty Han- naford, Martha Goddard, Gari Goffka, and Bill Wright.

Page 28 text:

Taking her filing literally is Judy Howenstein, Those around her are Mary Caruso, Laura Cooper, Pat Hess, Pat Karwacki, Peggy Nicholas, Judy Parret and Margaret Schaub. I'll be hanged, it it isn't Smith Clifftonl exclaimed Miss Gibson, giving him lots of rope. Advanced Algebra students looking on ore Al MacKellar, .lack Roth, Rolly Goodspeed, Leah Steele, and Geraldine Spanke. On guard, Pierrel shouts Harvey Ruskin as he and Jay Lyon tight if out, Merrill Carson, Gertrude Witzky, Loretta Hauca, Yoi Swan, and Karen Underwood watch intently. Look busy, don't they? The members of Mr. Edmund's Mechanical Drawing class are pawing over their books and using their slide rules with great l?l care. They may think it's a lot of work now, but this training will pay dividends later. l 3 TT

Page 30 text:

You like?? lt looks as if more than one angle is studied in this geometry class - a kind which seems greatly enjoyed by the mem- bers ot the class. Loretta Hauca displays the angles lin her hand, of coursel with the help of John May- nard and Nancy Couper. The right way to learn his- tory--act it out. Pocahontas lMary Csizmadial doesn't seem too concerned that Ronnie Schwenk is about to chop John Smith's head oft. Lynn Livingston holds the victim while Margaret Rich- ards and Carol Thompson look on at the horrible spectacle. We believe in greeting the customers with a smile, says Janet Dowd, as she gives Pat O'Hara a pack of paper. Gloria McCalIon, Louella Hauca, and Bob Adams pa- tiently wait in line as we always do at the stationery store, but not always with such pretty smiles as dis- played here.