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Being of Sound Mind and Body... BOB ADAMS, will my ability to drive carefully to Don Bennett who can use a few lessons. CLAUDIA ARNOLD, will the fun I've had in past years with J.C., N.B., C.D., and P.W. Incidentally, we ought to go together N. B. GARY BADOUD, wiII.my q Io-w mileage track shoes to Fred Thompson. I MARION BAKER, will my position in Boy's Choir to any person who thinks she could manage it. . K SHEILA BAKER, will my position asLMr. Mead's secretary to anyone who doesn't mind going crazy before leaving high school. EDWARD BALDWIN, will my safety ski bind- ings to Willie Scheer who needs them worse than I. AL BAMSEY, will my ability to eat oranges and still get to class on time to Ron Winsauer and Gary Bodoud who are still puffing. ALICE BARLOW, will my apron and iob in Miss Hornac's room to some poor freshman. MARGIE BARNHARDT, will if a certain soldier will. MYRA BARRETT, will my removable tan to Marlene Vedder and Barbara Hewitt if they think they can hold it up. NANCY BEAMER, will my ability to stay out of trouble to my buddy, Gary Rowland, who sure can use it. BEVERLY BELL, will all my undiscovered tal- ents, along with Janet and Shirley, to any lucky freshman who can find them! DENNIS BENSON, will my poor marks, my fail- ure, and my debts to no one. JAMES BIDINGER, will my ability to do Span- ish to any unlucky Spanish student. MIKE BIRTA, will my ability to graduate to Ben Lewis, Larry Royster, and Dick Brancleone. CHARLES BOCH, will my Fordomatic transmis- sion to anyone who thinks he can make it go. HARRY BOLTON, will my seat in Mrs. Hoff- man's room to any underclassman. NANCY BORGLUM, will to Janet Landsberg 'food' so she won't starve - she seems to be making a collection! GLEN BRACKENBURY, will to Russ Rice my car, battery, and tires. BILL BRADFORD, will my ability not to lose everything in the wrong place to Fred Koenig, who'll probably need it at college. NADINE BRANNING, will my ability to take an L.A.V. survey with Jan in room 216W to any 12B girls who happen to dislike Physics. MARGARET BRENNER, will my red hairto any- one who has the temper to go with it. BETTY BREWSTER, will my T03 lunch room to Garnett Osgood. I hope she has as much fun as I did. CAROLYN BRILL, will the unfortunate privilege of getting to stand in front of a perpetual pest like Terry Owen to any future choir member. DAVID BRINDLE, will 10 Inyone who warns af, my luck in never havi g gotten an eighth hour at Royal Oak High pchool. JOANNE WBRODERDORP, Qwill my shyness to anyone, who wants it. I JANET BUFIMEIER, will my membership in the F.C. to any underclassman who thinks they are eligible, . DAVID BULLOCK, will my ability to charm the teachers to any up and coming freshman. JAMES BURNS, will my capabilities to, to those with inabilities to. JANET BURNS, will, along with Bev and Shir- ley, my hidden talents to any freshman who can find them. ESTHER CADDY, will my ability to pass Mrs. Toot's government class to Carolyn and T. A. MARILYN CAIN, will my ability to graduate to anyone who can do it in less than 4M years. DONALD CALDER, will my Young Chair Rental emblem to Bill Burton for his iacket, so he can look like a fool. JACQUE CAMPBELL, will my ability to keep slim, to Marie W. and Gretchen N. JOAN CARLINE, will my natural blond hair to Gayle Cronkhite, who seems to prefer blond hair to brown. EUGENE CARLISLE, will my 42 Ford to Mr. Light and his amateur car surgeons. CAP CHASTIAN, will all my broken chemistry equipment and my trips out the window to Margaret Richards so she can keep her figure in shape. , AUDREY CHEVALIER, will my exciting seat in Soc. class to anyone who will risk it. FRANCES COHRON, will my lost Adv. Comp. book to anyone who can find it. MARLENE COLE, will my ill-gained diploma to Carl Vogel. DICK COLEMAN, will the cute little blond in my first hour study hall to Gary Pitcher. GAR COLLICK, will all my A's in Govern-' ment to John Brice, he'Il probably need them. HUGH CONNERS, will my ever lasting hacking to the newest addition to the golf team, little Keith FOX. MARGE COOK, will Mr. Hursh, the uncomfort- able stools, those leaky faucets, and my bat- tered chemistry book to anyone who thinks he can pass the course. NANCY COUSINO, will my ability to push a push door and pull a pull door to Fran who always manages to push a pull door and pull a push door. PERCE COX, will an EMPTY candy wagon to all the hungry freshies. CHUCK CREECH, will my curly hair to our poor government teacher, Mrs. Miller. SANDRA DAUNCH, will my iob as typist for Mr. Spector to anyone who knows a sure way to remove carbon from under the nails.
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LAURENCE DAVIES, will my ability to get sec- ond gear rubber out of an English Austin to anyone who can understand English design- ers and still stay sane. PAT DAVIS, will all my rings to Shirley Bon- ham who has most of them anyway. CYNTHIA DEEDS, will that curb out at Dan's to Nadine who didn't know it was there. JOANNE DeGROW, will my seat in Mrs. Toot's government class to Eillene, if she is brave enough to take it. ANDY DICKSON, will East Borneo to any fresh-- man who can carry it home. DIXIE DOOLEY, will my ability to getintrouble to any underclassman that thinks he can stand up under the strain. HUGH DORRIS, will my ability to never get stuck to anybody that has a Dodge. JANET DOWD, will to Pat Christian and Karen Leary my ability to get out of school and all the excuses Ilthought up for being tardy. WILLIAM DUNCAN, will the good times I've had in school to anyone who hates schools. PATRICIA DWYER, will to Karen Jensen my senior membership in the M. D.A. PETE ECKEL, will my Little Red Book to the June 1955 class president. LOUISE ELDER, will my ability to fail history to some poor soul. CAROLE ELSNER, will my locker, which pre- viously belonged to my honey, to anyone with a sentimental heart. JACKIE ERICKSON, will my attendance record in R.O.H.S. to anyone that wants it. SHIRLEY FORREST, will my 1953 Christmas present from the girls lunch table to the cheerleaders. KEITH FOSTER, will my rotten lunches in the bottom of my locker to Sandy DeLarme. THERESA FOURNIER, will my ability to make Carol Head laugh to anyone who might have the good fortune to work down the hall from her. JANET FREDERICK, will all our furniture to someone that can fit it in a small room. DOUG GALLOP, will my curly haid to Ted Dickinson, and if he doesn't want it, any poor sucker who will take it. PEGGY GAMBLE, will my borrowed pencils to my brother, Harold. LYNNE GARDNER, will my personal cubic foot of water in the swimming pool to Miss Davies. ABLENE GIBSON, will, along with Edith Per- rich, our ability to iiggIe-ioggle to Hubert and his car. MARGIE GILGER, will my place under the sew- ing machine in case of an air raid warning to anyone who wants it. JIM GLASPIE, will my red 28 Ford to Jim Doug- las who drives a new Olds and Ford and doesn't know what it is to drive a good car. HOWARD GLOYD, will my ability to go through R.O.H.S. without an eighth hour, to anyone who can do the same . DAVE GONSER, will that lost, lost article in Nadine's basement that belongs to K.J. to Pete Eckel and Gary Badoud. JOANN GOOD, will my membership in the Pep Club to anyone who wants to get up in the middle of the night to attend the meet- ings. GRETCHEN GOW, will all the freshmen boys to Judy Rowland who I'm sure will appreci- ate their better points. ELINOR GRAF, will my seat in study hall to any other sleepy person. RONALD GROSS, will my brownie points to Sally Wonders. JUDY GUEST, will to the 'I3th member of the M. O. B. my autographed picture of my won- derIust father. CHRIS GULLBERG, will the Presidency of the SOUM's to some sweet innocent freshman girl who can carry on the traditions in high school. TOM HALLOCK, will my place behind the eight ball to Jack. CAROL HAMILTON, will all of my cashmere sweaters to P. R. because she hates me. GENE HAMILTON, will all my problems in get- ting through English 6 to any unexpecting freshman. DOT HARRINGTON, will my ability to please some of the girls in gym class to the new un- suspecting assistants. ELLA MAE HARRY, will my seat in homeroom 324 to any unsuspecting freshman. CAROL HEAD, will my position as president of The CIub to a certain Barbara Masters, and nominate Pat Rocheleau as vice-president. JACKIE HEIDEMAN, will to Doris Nye my re- served seat at Craig's. NORMAN HEINSCH, will one used government book to any unfortunate senior. LARRY HELLERS, will my two cars fcars?J to Terry Johnston who can't seem to get his one car running. SHEILA HENDERSON, will my ability to go to formal dances barefoot without anyone knowing, to Carol Thompson if she promises to keep it a secret. MARGARET HENDRICKS, will my alarm clock to anyone who has trouble waking up on school mornings. JOANN HOLLINGSWORTH, will and bequeath 550,000 each year for the next 20 years to anyone that can find me a millionaire who is willing to pay the bill. DON HOLMAN, will my Crosley to some seven foot iunior. CHERYL HUBAR, will J.G. to the 13th member of the M. O. B. JANET IRISH, will all the good times I've had in high school to my sister Joan. ROBERT IRWIN, will my bed in 309 to any underclassman who needs to catch up on his sleep. BARBARA KAY JACOBS, will all of my fond memories of my teachers and classmates at Royal Oak High School to future generations of them for aII that I have I owe to my teachers, and I wish to thank them sincerely. BETTY JENSEN, will my amazing ability for losing things to the remaining 13th of the M. O. B.
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