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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1957 volume:

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S ,F , ffimfi OJ, f gr - - f P f 5 9'- ni 5 Z I IQ -A H N-1 E S f If Mrs. Edna Hoffman 7a Mr. Montie taught us how to read, write, and speak correctly, and how to understand what our English language is all about. He was also the ever ready, guiding, disciplining, inspiring coach of the tennis team. For all that you've done, there is not enough thanks. Thereforefwe can only say - Thank you so much, and we are very proud to dedicate our book to you. We, the January and June graduating classes of 1957, dedicate our book to Mrs. Hoffman and Mr. Montie for their fine guidance and teaching. Mrs. Hoffman taught us not only how to under- stand mathematics, but how to use it in our future lives. Also, those who were in Future Teachers' Club will never forget her helpful guidance in this career. ZW! Mr. Walter Montie 3 Mr. Walter K. Walborn Mr. James C. Covert Mr. Edward W. Hoot Dondero Principal Superintendent of Schools K Kimball Principal tie 445445 Mr. Albert C. Wiese Miss Norma Campbell Mr. Charles Eilber Dondero Assistant Principal Dondero Assistant Principal Kimball Assistant Principal ' MRS. VIRGINIA ROUSCH MRS. DOROTHY RENNELS PrIncipaI's Secrefary Switchboard cfm sag MRS. MYRA TUBBS, MRS. ANNE CASH, MISS BARBARA STEWART MISS MARGARET WEIR MRS. ZOLA WAIT Attendance Officer 5 Treasurer Raya! Oak Douaeto High gclwol 1 Wm XZ f757 fdeafz Cgafu- 7' f-'ff .fdaj,we' ' - mwZffw-,mAl,Q Z?lu?QfM ,fQQ!QWJ, . aQm,Z22-fQ.,offzL4f al AULLLL 7 6d'cU2f4.L4, at co JL6cz,bn, a, . WM ww Qiwffw fffzf W www N g ,,2 ?ef ' 4,fwwf,6Z0L0!ZRffZwe, aww! Me K'j Anmzf ,,,, cad!!! dank and 574505 fm cfmwea l Carolyn Jemison and Larry White peer intently at a physics experiment while Meg Yeamens and Preston Kneeshaw take notes. . , teotmlee 1 i 1 l He did it again! sighs Mr. Hursh's fourth hourl chemistry class as they watch another mysterious green cloud disintegrate into the air. l lt appears Jerry Alpeter is doomed as his biology classmates, Cliff VanBIarcon, Mary Ann Tuholske,l Mary Taylor, Charlie Eggers, Pauline Slusher and Joyce Karakas get out of hand. Sue Howard and Malcom Mcletchie look on wonderlngly as Mike Terry pours something into a gas bottle-which won't explode-he hopes. i Taking The bull fMike Soulel by the horns are Ted Lindsirith and Fred Stahl as Margaret McRobb, Barbara Howard, Barbara Stringer, Sue Thompson, Al Snyder, and Lee Stanton look on. - . cmd W20-I-712504 . . Paul Alpert chews his pencil as he Thinks ouf an answer for Mr. RegeTz's Tesf in general science. Other hard workers are Boyd GusTke, Jerry Buckbinder, Jerry Carline George Kubike, Carol Kennedy, Joyce Booth, Ken Agerskov, Gail Sanford, Frank Clair, Rob Mester, and Kay Snow. Worshipping Boyd Gustke, the Golden Calf, in Bible History are, ll. to rj Helen Tsertos, Judy Fetzer, Barbara Howle, Carolyn Jemison Marilyn Reppenhagen, Helen Faricy, Nancy Meroy, Diane Jernigan, Lelah Osborne, Anne Edsall. I ?'ceea!4 John Holbrook, in World History class, points out there are only a few days left to register, while looking on are: Pat O'Dell, Mr. Gibbard, Walter Sutch, Shirley Davis, Mike Corless. Searching for Mr. Cook's idea of Economics are: Cl. to r.J Dick Sisler, Ron Richards, Randy Rodgers, Pete Webster, Keith Till, Dave Goddard, Dave Rightler. Pointing out facts of the Revolu- tionary War is Pete Hammerton with Howard Pagel, Antonia Coure- TSS, Jan Gratopp, Rosemary Nellis, and Bob Gray looking on. Qfeilcuwf The government class watches while Judy Lenaway and Joyce Siaskiewicz give a Republican talk. Wearing the bow tie in Civics is Bob Bohman, while Cl. To r.J Phil Eastham, Bob Gibson, Wanda Rachoza, Linda Murray, Bonnie Fox, Matthew Mihalko look on. Now keep both hands on the keyboard, says teacher, It ,appears that Filers, Bonnie Mielke, Carol Vagan, Susan Miss Gohla, to pupils Joan Snyder, Linda Herrick, Eleanor Patton, Aleta Baird, Linda Johansson, Mary Beth Boyle, and Roberts, Kay Wittmer, Joan Oiala, Elaine Coulton, Felice Cora -Bristol are working their fingers to a nub while Bob Gardener, Ann Gierhart and Ray Runnels. Bain seems to be taking things easy. Looks as if the people in. this typing class are under the impression it's easier to write it out than type it. I still think it's easier to write long hand, says Gail Carter, Judy Cawker, Joanne Ferris, Judy McClure, Margery Horn, What sort of a story do you suppose John Samarzich is telling Marilynn Pflaum and Nancy Behm as they struggle with Jim Buhl, Pat Cochrane, Jim Emerson and Dick Dunn in general shorthand. business. ,, 12 Rr The quick brown fox iumped over the lazy brown dog. It Looks like Carol Unger, Roberta Massey, Wilma Hutton, and This sentence seems to be occupying Priscilla Whiletord, Mar- Jim Atkins are quite interested in each others papers while ion Retell, and Pat Forbes. Mr. Spector explains to Judy Cheli a puzzling question. It's nice to see that Dennis Sin- 1 clair is so engrossed in what he's reading. But Joan Sangle, Jackie Gillespie, Linda Martin, Brenda Palazzolo and Dianna Gray are quite amused. Sharon Kitchen Cl.J is hard at work while Gail Sanford Just for the yearbook these typing students appear to be looks like she's about ready to hit the sack. work-ing hard. They're quite convincing. 13 1 Mrs. Perkins' algebra 3 class iust doesn't seem to be con- centrating . . . Bill Young has decided that he wants a handful of the teacher's hair. Anne Speer plays patty- cake , while Julie Pond convulses over Jackie Macartney's ioke. Dennis Pasteur clutches the blackboard as he stands on his desk to view the scene. ' .z'4eacz!ueaf'z , Boy + girlzloving couple . . . this timely idea is demon- It's not right, is it? Lanny Southwell struggles with a prob strated by Carl Nielson, Joan Hollo, Wilma Sewell, and Alan lem in Business Arithmetic. Also at the board are Ron Brown P0115, Mickey McNaughton, and Kathy Macklon. 14 Mrs. Hoffman's Trig. class seems to have Triangles on their minds - and no wonder! Here are Meg Yeamans, Jerry Austin, Carl LeMay, Larry Santerini, Larry White, Neil South, Larry Tarrant, Barry Melnick, Helen Faricy, Norman Smith, Frank Sturgell, Chuck Howell, and Jim Garrison. mzafocwwiez ' Measuring Bob Carbone's head are Cathy Birchmeier, Margaret Wilbert Kortryk, Larry Lackaye, Dean Flippo, Darlene Guibord, Ashton, Nancy Smisek, Karen Hammond, and Tony Cassani. and Mary Gibbs are doing some very difficult C?J problems That's one way to find the volume of a sphere! in geometry. 15 alma! 4004461 As this picture is being taken it looks like Miss Hetzman has become the number one teacher around here with her two little words, No homework! 4646 Long live France! screams Spanish student, Carol Kline. Her class- mates yell Vive La France, or something like that. t efeleae., Maybe Lucille Kuebler is laughing at her own French accent as she shows her friends, Sandra Storm and Sue Meyer an article ln a newspaper. .aezdzfcdaa l A few helping hands sure make the iob go quicker as proven by Shirley Allen, Linda Penley, Carole Hard- man and Arlene Oiala. l'm only wondering how they're all going to fit in it when it's done. We . , . ?udag'4 These little appetizers are good' and all that, but lets get to the steak, huh? say Jo Ann Coulter, Margaret Smart, Joyce Reynolds, Pat Cochrane, Lois Schlaff, and Lillian Wilson. .wzwqwwfa Tenderly Janice Francis raises the doll used in Child' Care so it's taped arm doesn't fall off and shows it to Nancy Stubrick, Karen Cornelius, Lucy Prasatek, and Margaret Vincent. Ho, hum . . . guess l'll go back to study hall Come and get me, but watch it -- l'm trickyl I I I Learning self protection, girls? Do you think you can last ,another hour, kid? Gee! Another week and l'll make first string. 18 andohacyitdadz l t ...almz4!! You missed the brake, but you got that bug. Gee, Ginny, I think 60 is fast enough. . . . and yesterday when that truck got siuck in The ditch . . . mzdw6de,fcw1!mw4 Where's the brake? What Brake? I9 Of course cars run on oil, siIly. This is the only part l'm missing in my car, says Harold Brondum to ll. To rj Gary Wendt, Ken Schoenback, Gilbert Field, and Francis Pineau. Maybe that's why it doesn't workl Seting up type is a man's iob from the looks of things. Dick Taylor, Joe Marine, and John Klinde backed by .lack Hawk, Bob Gray, and Dave Roberts show some of their talent on the iob. . 7- added and Power Webb, Tom Sawyer, and Bill Williams know that if they want things to fit, everything must be perfect. So here they're shown taking all sorts of pains to have the perfection so needed. Jada, Karen Jackson, Michael Campbell, Sandy Dorris, Pat Van Egmond, Iris Cracknell and Dick Poll- ard proudly exhibit their soap carvings after hours of toil. It would appear that our building architects, Gary Clair, Carlin Orr, Paul Alpert, and Mal- colm Evans are study- ing trame construction or checking to see if the ruler is straight. Mechanical drawing can be pretty confusing. However, it doesn't appear to be giving too much trouble to Jerry Rutta, Frank Nicholson, Dave Newson, Bob Mar- tin, Doug Field, John McMeekin, Jim Yoes or Craig Rutherford. One, two kick - one, two kick, say Jim White, Oh, Kay, isn't he sweet! Joe Fischer, and Mike Van Hala. , ?7zaad lah, candida Busily devouring their food are: Cl. to r.J Nancy Sternberg, Barb Bidinger, Betty Ellis, Jim White, Harold Johnson and Cecilia Heh. J 2 2 The concert band, working under their new director, Mr. Joseph Parker, has built a fine reputation. They gave the 'first winter concert in the history of the band, performed at the regional convention of Rotarians, gave a spring concert, and went to the band festival, where they were rated by a group of iuclges. Members also participated in marching band activities. wad dame, , cmd Plump and Qaamezfczace' Under the direction ot Mr. Kavafian, who came to Royal Oak from Turkey this year, the orchestra has been very active providing between-the-scenes music for the senior plays, Con vocation, and Commencement exercises. They performed at Christmas time over the radio, and presented two concerts which showed fine quality and musicianship. .23 . . . and two and sing My, what nice 'fonsils you have. A Cappella Choir . . ezha at 5:50, Boys Choir 24 Girls Choir play a little louder! Bring a Torch, Cgenflyl . . . , Mr. Smith , and p5d-a-a5atd faded, glrlierihe choir as They practice for a Girls Glee Club 25 . . . and then he asked me if I'd . . . PRES. DAN HARRISON HISTORIAN BUCK LEI4 , , Me 044 6541 , , VICE PRES. GARY PITCHER SEROEANT- BOB WAQ AT-ARMS I SEC. EVANS WEBB I SPONSOR MR. MCLE TREAS. - RICK HILL MR' CAM! I PRES. MARTHA CAVANAUOH TREAS. JANET BIOHAM VICE PRES. LOUISE GIBSON PARL. SANDRA KLINGER t . mf Wd 1 SEC. JULIA DOUGLASS SPONSOR MISS COWEN . 1 I 5 tie fzemzddludcmd Pres.-Jean Bales Vice Pres.-Lynda Morris Sec.-Amy Cardon Treas.-Sue Schaeffer Sponsors-Miss Goodman Miss Oliver z'deS,amub4Hu6 Sponsors-Miss Oliver Mirs. Rowe Me lazazdiud.. Pres.-Margaret Dodd Vice Pres.-Janet Tallman Sec.-Joyce Jumisco Treas.-Harvey Moore Sponsor-Miss Hetzman Pres. Joyce Bogg Vice Pres. Kay Snow Sec. l Sandy Klinger l Treas. Jeannine Day Hisforian-Librarian Beth Hagadone Sponsors Mrs. Hoffman Miss Campbell Ueannine Day - Veep of Mich. F.T.A.i ,.z'4e7az!me 7eac4m4'6ZuZ I I Pres. Diane Howie Vice Pres. Jan Quinlan Trees. Ginny Charlesworth Sec. Rosalie Merges Sponsor Miss Hornac 28 . me ze-2 em Pres. Elaine Coulton Vice Pres. Pat Desilets Sec. Joy Carter Treas. Ruth Sloan I.C.C. Rep. Sandy Dorris Sergeant-AT-Arms Sue Nayeref Sponsors Miss Hamilfon Miss Johnstone l Pres, Klaus Haas Vice Pres. Evans Webb Sec. Chuck Matthews Treas. Bob Glover Sergeant-Af-Arms Bill Madclock Chaplain Frank Sfurgell Sponsor Mr. Todd ide a'7660t4. , .Me afzedhqgfal, Pres.-Bob Dingrnan Vice Pres.--Jim Howe Sec.-Bill Holdsworth Treas.-John Van Eyck Corres. Sec.-Bruce Layzell Sergeant-AT-Arms-Gary Vanek Sponsor-Mr. Tenhave Pres.--Dick Miller Vice Pres.-Paul Cross Sec.-Karen Hemphill Treas.-Sanford Ferguson Sergeant-At4Arms-Malcolm Mc- Letchie Sponsors-Mr. Horton Mr. Donnelly the 6645 Pres.-Tom Casselman Vice Pres.-Brian Jolly Sec.-Fred Gregg Treas.-Art Vandergraaf Sergeant-AT-Arms-Mike Van Sponsor-Mr. Stoolmiller Hala f 'tgg-QQ?3'l ' T Zdefifctglecdmed Pres.-Betty Laws Vice Pres.-Joyce Fink Sec.-Carol Kaye Sponsor-Mr. Fischer ..zdez-izaaczadad Pres.-Julia Douglass Vice Pres.-Sandy De Merchant Sec.-Nancy Denovan Treas.-Sharon Adams Historian-Kim Kezlarian Sponsors-Miss Owens Miss Brown 31 tdelefawzqstafg., Pres.-Ron Richardson Vice Pres.-Kendra Eskola Sec.-Nancy Randolph Treas.--Dave Beniamins Historian-Cathy MCG-aw Sponsors-Miss H. Campbell Mrs. Braeuninger Jim Sierens charging aT him RODHS co-capTains George Boyd and John CDukeJ Sekeres. Man! This is hard work sTopping Jerry Snider. v Bob Manser wresTles The runner To The ground wiTh Jim Sierens, Don Rossoll, and Duke Sekeres running over To help. This Monroe player stops in. his tracks when he sees Lee Burnefr and Royal Oak finished The T956 fooTball season in TourTh place in The B. C. L. wiTh a season record of five wins, Three losses, and one Tie. lniuries crippled The Acorns in The early sTages of The season. The Team losT close ones To arch- rival Grosse PoinTe and To Ford- son in The lasT minuTe of The game. In The lasT four games, RO was Unscored upon. Climaxing The season was a 19-0 win over Birmingham on Thanksgiving Day, which gave Royal Oak The possession of The LiTTle Brown Jug perma- nen-Tly, since The series will be disconTinuecl. First Row CL to RJ Gary Vanek, Lawrence Faw, John. Buckley, Jim Dingman, Clayton Peters, Lee Burnett, Dick Collins, Don Rossoll, Tho-mas Michaels. . Second Row: Mgr. Joe Brinkert, Jim Garrison, Doug Francis, Raul Mitchell, Gary Pitcher, Frank Strugell, Jerry Snider, George Boyd, John Sekeres, Roger Pollock, Bob Walsh, Jim Sierens, Randy Uren, Peter Moga, Dave Pickens Mgr. Third Row: Rick Hill, Jerry Jorden, Gene Royer, Gary Banks, Harold Waller, John Erickson, John Jensen, Dean Flippo, Bob Manser, Jerry Austin, John Kennedy, Hewitt Hornbeck, Coaches Art Solow, Jim Manilla. Fourth Row: Coaches Prentice Ryan and Ivy Loftin, Don Fuhr- man, Harry Brace, Greg Eastwood, Gary Bryce, Leif Ericksen, Fred Wasen, John Kerr, Bill Cadwell. RECORD RO OPP 20 Hazel Park 7 14 Grosse Pointe 21 6 Wyandotte 19 14 Monroe 13 7 Fordson 13 19 Pontiac 0 O Ferndale 0 41 Highland Park 0 19 Birmingham O Coaches CL to RJ Prentice Ryan, Ivy Lottin, Art Solow and Jim Manilla. RECORD RO 62 Birmingham 63 Grosse Pointe 48 Monroe 53 Wyandotte 43 Highland Park 56 Fordson 45 Ferndale A 47 Grosse Pointe 54 Monroe 67 Wyandotte 72 Hazel Park 32 Highland Park 45 Pontiac 48 Fordson 34 Berkley REGIONAL 41 Berkley .Evans Webb overcomes Fordson ballet tactics. 4 . Men came First row Cleft to rightl Coach Ed Campbell, Dave Richey, JOe Brinkerl, JSVY Pafenaude, Terry Malloy, Dan Har- Evans Webb, Fred Wasen, Hewitt Hornbeck, Fran-k Stur- rison CCCJ, GBVY PllCl'1el' KCCP, -l0l1l'1 Kerr, JOl'lI'I El'lCkS0f1, gell, Mgr. Bob Glover. Second row Cleft to rightl Mgr. Mgr. Larry Anderson. f V , 11 , - l. OPP 50 77 55 so 68 54 59 57 62 55 5o 55 53 63 69 45 34 After an exciting win over Birming- ham, Royal Oak ran into some bad luck and dropped 10 of the remaining 14 games. Besides their 62-60 win over Birmingham, highlight of the season was a 56-54 win over Fordson. This marked the last game tor Acorn guard Dave Richey, who was considered one of the best basketball players to come out of Royal Oak in years. The Oaks counted three victories in B.C.L. competition to tie Wyandotte tor fifth place. Royal Oak lost their regional game with Berkley, 45-41. Spider Richey weaves a basket. Teammates form semi-circle around center Fred Wasen as he scrambles for rebound. Entire Acorn team applies pressure to opponents Coach Ed Campbell and Bob Inman The 1957 baseball squad looked forward to a better year than last, after being BCL co-champs last season. Varsity coach Jack McLean was fortunate in having seven letter- men return, Three of whom were pitchers. The Oak nine opened their season on April T5 against Pontiac, and faced stiff competition during the season from Grosse Pointe and Highland Park. . Zaweiczil , John Kerr Gary Pitcher First Row KL. to RJ Bob Inman, Mike Omalev, Terry Dave Northrop fMgr.J, Mike Joyce, John Kerr Jerry Malloy, Larry Joyce, Bill Waldrup, Gary Banks ,Clay- Patenaude, Gary Pitcher, Fred Allor, Gary Bryce Don ton Peters, Jim Dingman, Dick Colomina. Top Row: Francis, Coach Jack McLean. First Row, L. to RJ, Tom Valade, Bob Williams, Ron Peludat Bill Ames, Coach Jim Gibbard. Third Row, Dave Pringle, fCo-Cap.J, Evans Webb, lCo-Cap.J Jerry Keyes, Dave Rightler. Al Mitchell, Tom Harris, Ron Baughan. Second Row, Bob Glover fmgr.J, Mike Terrey, Bob Vogan, Warming up before the meet are KL. to RJ Al Mitchell, Mike Terrey, Dave Pringle, Doug Mead, and Tom Harris. cmd 7 -2-7 in ezauaacwbzq The cross-country team, with its new coach Jim Gibbard, finished the 1956 season with a very respectable 7-2-l record. The meets were highlighted by some record breaking by senior Evans Webb. Evans broke the school record twice bring the record for the 2 mile track down to 9:47. R.O. 28 24 21 34 A 27V2 27 l7 22 24 Record Flint Central Hazel Park Pontiac Wyandotte Monroe Dearborn Highland Park Lincoln Park Berkley OPP 27 31 37 24 27V2 28 44 38 27 Mainstays of this years team Evans Webb, Jerry Keyes and Bob Williams. 37 Art Beesley, Royal Oak Diver. Record-breaker Davi.d Gi llanders. Art Solow, bowing out as Dondero swim- ming coach, had one of his best seasons. The tankers ended the season in second place in the Border Cities League with an 8-win and 2-loss record. The teams over-all mark was 'll-wins and 3-losses. Royal Oak placed fourth in the state meet at East Lansing, where they reached their peak after a year of breaking pool, school, state, and national records. Dave Gillanders, RO's butterfly breaststroker, ended a great season by breaking state and national records with a :57.5 clocking. Ralph Nutter set a state record in- the hundred-yard back- stroke, winning in a terrific :58.8. Finally, the medley relay, who set a national mark earlier in the season with a 1:47 mark, set a new state record in l:47.9. 7a S ' me placed deemed Relaxing by the pool are fabove L. to RJ Jim Nations fastest medley relay team CL. to RJ Ralph Hands and Bob Manser fbelowl Barry Johnson Nutter Chip Ashton, Dave Gillanders, Jim Hands. and Tim Greening. Front row, CR. to LJ, Chip Ashton, Art Beesley, Dave Gillanders CCo. CJ, Bob Leich, fCo. CJ, Ralph Nutter CCo. CJ, Bob Manser, Jim Line. Second row, Bill Childs, Barry Johnson, Rick Jemison, Tim Greening, Jack Fiddler, Allen Richter, Jim Hands, coach Art Solow. Third row, Asst. coach Dick Farwell, Ted Busch, Howard Pagel, and Knee zecofzda. RECORD RO OPP. 72 Thurston. 23 Grosse Pointe' 35 Monroe 61 56 Wyandotte 40 74 Trenton 22 65 Highland Park 31 47 Birmingham 49 50 Fordson 46 46 Grosse Pointe 43 45 Monroe 51 65 -Wyandotte 3l 62 Highland Park 34 62 Hazel Park 34 54 Fordson 42 Forfeited to Royal Oak John Thompson, Carl Goekel, Gary Thorson, Keith Haskin, Bill Walters, Mike Vanhala. Fourth row, Ron McKinno Dennis Kayes, Stewart Barnett. Leon Kaatz, John Blight, Paul Ferguson, Al Douglas, Chuck Armstrong, Will Kortryk, manager Ed Heideman. Co-captain Bob Leich. State champ Ralph Nutter. 1 First row CL. to RJ, George Ellsworth Rlck Bera row Al Douglas Pete Snure Bob Glover John Martin Chuck Greenlee, Don Ross, Dallas Allen Larry Khlte fourth row Coach Prentice Ryan Bob Martin KCJ, second row, Bob Folster, Chuck Bllczewskl Ken Ralph Houghton Russ Baker Ted Busch and Ed Harley Martin, Dave Jones-, Doug Forier Dick Moore third . Spun? hang!! golf The job of coaching the golf team was taken oved by Prentice 'Pin Ryan this year. Three let- termen will be returning from last year's team, and because of this Ryan looked forward to another good year. Last year they lost only once in their tour- teen meet schedule. y W g. ., This year marked the return of Walter Montie as RO tennis coach. After an absence of two years Montie had hopes that his c . team, which has nine returning lettermen, can take first place . in the Border City League. Last is U. r , year's team finished in second r place. Bill Pence, Co-Captain Bob Davies, Co-Captain cmci7e:m64au!a4ea4m. lst row, QL. to RJ, Bill Pence, Verne Osterlund, Dave Goddard, Dave McKercher, Bob Davies. 2nd row, Barry Melnick, Tom Hayden, Klaus Haas, Chuck Matthews. 3rd row, Carl Brandt, Carl Spinnler, Jim Collier, Todd Bush, Bob Bohman, Don McKercher, Mr. Montie - Coach. 41 First row, KL. to RJ, Don Rossoll, Dick Collins, Roger Pollock, Jerry Snider, CCo. CJ, Bob Walsh fCo. CJ, Bob Dingman, Chuck Wiethotf, second row, Jim Garrison, Fred Wasen, Evans Webb, John Erickson, Jerry Keyes, Frank Sturgell, George Boyd, Dennis Carter, third row, Hewitt Hornbeck, Tom Harris, Al Mitchell, Tim Ray, Bob Williams, Norwood Hamilton, Mike Terrey, Doug Mead, Wayne Amonette, Roger Hicks, John Kennedy, fourth row, Wayne Clark, Stewart Rose, Ken Rutledge Dave Nicholson, Ron Brown, Malcolm McLetchie, Terry Szymon Dave Brazier, Jim Kipp, Jerry Brantley and Coach Dick Hursh fifth row, Hank Klinger, Burke Ried, Jon Waller, Ken Johnson Dave Pringle, John Holbrook, Bob Dillon, Frank Voeffray Larry Lalih, Jack Rudduck. ,.lcz41!4adlaa9e4Zafcw7mc6.. Calisthenics before every practice session. Track coach Dick Hursh feels that this year's team, which has T5 returning lettermen, will have to be better than last year's to repeat as Border Cities League champs. The clads went un- defeated in eight meets last year. The team will be strong in field events and good men coming up from cross-country and from the reserves will give it balance. 1 I Dave Nicholson and Terry Szymon Chuck Wiethoff Bob Walsh, co-captain Bob Williams George Boyd and Dennis Carter Digk Collins Jerry Snider, co-captain Q: ' 15597 Q 'TT Wi HJ- 'iifyf yjliiw, Q, ,AI 1-F'fa-,xr ' ., --1 ,pyi,4nW uw4u49w.?f'a,4,,f'Qf1i,,,pg,-Jfi - f- H rt '- Q agW',v,-f wnf.1,,45,v.e j.vA4Q,,g,,.i,.r A if , ,V 0 J iw wir Qiniviwfrifffi 'fr Fifi' VM if r'1 'FWFTC 43 J I Come on in - the water's fine. Judy Williams, Martha Cavanagh, Marion Quen- neville, Barbara Bidinger, and Kathy Kay are treasurer, corresponding secretary, president, re- cording secretary, and parliamentarian respec- tively of GAA. Missing is Dianne Gibson, vice- president. 74e91:-wadfwzzdeadagm 914,-if I dreamed I made the varsity in my ? fred and' white Do you think it will ever -and I thought barbaric gym shoesj come down? women were extinct. I V i? ' 3 lx mi f 'P BX J Tom Arnold - 1 swimming r X h'g' K ' are ' f . Lee Burnett - 2 football Bob Dingman - 3 track .ll ' 4 I ll ll f an ,, . 11.44522 Klaus Haas - 3 tennis Jerry Austin - i football Bill Cadwell - l football Leif Ericksen - l football 2255 fix-5 , 1, 657 ,.2? :,s !:,j6 H ' .V tif'-V. - ff . Q Danny Harrison 3 basketball, 2 baseball Art Beesley - 3 swimming Dennis Carter 2 track . if Jim Garrison - l football Tom Hayden - 2 tennis :Cf V nr X if' ls. V K. ?Qf, f ' WZ: 'Q Q P' Q 5 iff Rick Bera - 2 golf A Dick Collins - I football A 3 : ,,r, i ' Fil-if ., l , X ' , David Gillanders - 3 swimming ' f vlvl i .l-,s, Rick Hill - 2 football We cad!! neun faagetlke 20 men, cmdtie Royal Oak Cheerleaders KL. to R3 Gail Nesbitt, Pat Margoes, fCo. CJ, Martha Elliot, Gayle Gangwer QCO. CJ, Roberta Richter, Sue DeHart KCo. CJ. George Boyd - 3 football, 2 track Bob Davies - 3 tennis s lin ,. 'i55g,ff5. ' 1' ,iff f as ,f.5.,:rrf1:1. David Goddard - 2 tennis Bill Holdsworth - 1 cross country Bob lnman - 2 baseball Chuck Matthews - 2 tennis if f C Af 1 Q7 if A ' 1 'i' J we , . ff ,. ' ', , .. , .f , 31:4-gif? Bill Pence - 3 tennis Jerry Keyes - 2 cross country David McKercher - 3 tennis Ron Peludat - 2 cross country Go blue go white Bob Leich - 3 swimming Pete Moga - 2 football, l baseball Gary Pitcher - 3 football, 2 basketball, 3 baseball mia lead ac f V ,.,., f , 4-1 ' iff, -V f f ff 2 X f 1 X X X 4 4 ,mt ,tv ,'. 'uv , ' ' 4ywf',:2,Z'Qf-, ' . 2 9 Bill Maddock - 1 tennis 'Q is 4 ,Q in bw ff f , A 9 4 X , ,. .- I . wr! 1 94, X f , . z fiei ' ' . Ralph Nutter - 3 swimming , ' -:?7f?,', if 11 3 ,1 4 t gf, , 'K A., NWO Lf 1 0 ,fx 7 f W' W1 I ff f f 1 Roger Pollock - 1 football Go team, fight-fight Bob Manser 2 football, 3 swimming P ' ,,,, M ,. I Verne Osterlund - 4 tennis , !,, ,ety . U A . ,- , sg:-gi,c::ig,2gf- , , I V? uf, sf rg 3 'Z Jf ,f f Dave Richey '- 2 basketball, 2 golf 46 E V 'R iwfefls Cameron Ross - 2 Golf Frank Sturgell - 2 football, 2 basketball, 2 track 4,1 , ff f. -4,4 ,,., wg f 5 4 f X 1 5, f Don Rossoll - John Sekeres - Je Y Snider ' 2 football 3 football, 2 football, -I baseball l basketball, 2 track 1 -,'- Q ,',' ' . , . ,-A 7i2i'f'E5 ,s, ftlr y rtls W lllf ',, I ' - ' 1 2 'l ' , Larry Tarrant - Randy Uren - Bob Walsh - 2 tennis 2 football, 2 football, 2 track 3 track Colin Stafford 2 swimming Fred Wasen 2 basketball jt, fc' f ., . ' ' My f ,,f 4 f ff Evans Webb - Larry White - Chuck Wiethoff - Ken Winsauer - 2 cross country, 3 golf 2 track 2 track 2 basketball, 3 track za iaghfa of ape-,az ma! Man and the score goes up another notch The R.O. pep band in action. l 47 Come on, youse guys! Let's get that ball and show 'em who's boss! ,ffaafaaaamnooa Acorn Homework? Is this what you use these things for? Don't bite it off The prouclness in our school is shown by the way drum malor Jim Harding struts. . 740 Daw, 1 I mzdddeaa, and then The bell rings. Oh, ioy. . . Mark llme in place ' ' ' What seems to be happening over there? Did my boy iusf GO IN? 49 , 'gut 2 '9a-14 ' Members of the cast shown above are Ueft to rightl Dave Hector, Jo Anne Sneed, Hal Adams, Beth Hagadone, and Roberta Braman. 50 The story of a man's search for Paradise or Shan- gri-La was the timely theme for the Atwas pres- entation LOST HORIZONU which was presented on the nights of November 16-17. It provided an escape from the tensions and problems of a modern world not only for the cast but for the entire audience. The members of the cast were: Dave Hector, Jo Anne Sneed, Hal Adams, Beth Hagadone, Roberta Braman, Karen Last, Sue De- Hart, Pete Webster, O. L. Porter, George Lock- wood,.Tom Hayden, Garry Stone, Karen Hauck, Lynne Buri, and Michael Stein. aa ww? 746e 7: 70424 046 Entire senior cast of the play You Can't Take lt With You at a curtain call. . RODH5 Audllorium pendence upon material wealth for true happiness. APN' 5 and 6, 1957 8:00 P-M- The action produced by the collision of the two ele- Martin Vanderhof's Uerry Keyesl philosophy of life ments not only made an humorous play, but also pro- was that of an idealist and in contrast Mr. Kirby's CTom voked a person to think about reaching a happy Haydeni idea of living emphasized modern man's de- medium in his own lite. Art Beesley, assisted by Ann Harris, snaps his suspenders as Tom Hay- den, Jerry Keyes, and Eileen Swartz patiently wait for him to calm down. The stage crew caught at one of their few moments of relaxation. From left to right are: Jay Gagnon, Jim' Boothe, Andy Kurmas, Jim McCracken, Sandy Ferguson, Robin Phillips, and Nancy Bieber. Jim Collier and Judy Howie ex- change loving glances under the watchful eye of Julie Douglass. Hal Adams casually plays the piano as ballet dancer Sally Maloney strikes a restful pose. Looking with foreign pleasure are two Russian immigrants, Helen Tsertos and Jim Lau. V 5 l T 5021 ' 1 The Royal Oakers start to warm up to the situation as the Oaks increase their lead over the Maples at the Turkey Day Game. 74514457 WMMQMJWCWM. Diane Gibson looks dubious when the blue and white crepe The big, strong, handsome DUMMY on Nancy Sternberg's paper starts to run , but Donna Reick, Ron Sharpe, and car waves its hand victoriously after the Oaks win the Chuck Howell aren't too worried about the matter. game. 52 This may look like a fashion show, buf if's lust a few of Sir Gallahad to the rescue of a fine lady in disfress The many sharp couples af The dance. Here we see John Oliver, Sally Maloney, Linda Dargus, Lee Burnett, Mickey Bromley, and Louise Falkowski charting. ..-fafezmedancevi.. The final product of all the hard work put into 1he dance paid off with one of The yy finest Thanksgiving Dances we've ever had. 53 What form is this? Shake it in the East, then ...... Ready, aim, .. '74aer4edaxf4 34036 Hey girls, listen to the latest! ewdtde Three's a crowd, bud. ...... and where did you say you-all is from? ea emyifq. ls everybody happy? Sfopl You're making me dizzy. 55 Nag, nag, nag. You're in if, Art. Dance Some1hing's burning! 7442 waetez deacon Oh, 'ro be young again! Some walk, some dance, some? Blow Gabriel, blow. l1's over! We win! WhaT'd I Tell you! 7445 Fei da! gat ezmlm 58 Sponsoring a Korean War Orphan, furnishing the student lounge, financially aiding foreign exchange stu- dents, sponsoring a fifteen minute informative show on WOAK, sponsoring after-game dances . . . These were only a few of the activities which Senate was responsi- ble for. Our student governing body, the Student Senate, deserves an unlimited amount of applause for their outstanding achievements. The officers of Student Senate: U. to r.J Frank Joyce, Parliamentarian, Gail Nesbitt, Vice-President, Chuck Matthews, President, Jeff Nickora, Treasurer, and Dick Aginian, Secretary. , . wide Smatepzwddedtiecodoalwdtdfeadaaifi The elected representatives of our student body. 59 I Members of the Oak staff are: lback row, I. to r.j Roberta Braman, Tom Hayden, Linda Dargus, Sally Maloney, Lorene Lambert, .Carolyn Berryman, Gloria Lawson, and Jean Barnes. Second row: Hal Adams, Pete Hammerton, Elizabeth Broome, Antonia Couretas, Janet Bigham, Alice LaDuke, Sandra Robinson, Gwen Rees. Front row: Bob Mosier, Jim Lau, Carol Eberle, Rosalie Rude, Lynne Buri, Sandy Klinger, Carol Perk- ins, and Ann Marbury. Carol Eberle, Carol Foxall, and Meg Yeamans dummy in the divisional pages. ?ofz 046 5l5'2 :aaa dame . Proofreading are Nancy Sternberg, Anne Speer, Jim Lau, and Pete Hammerton. 60 Rosalie Rude, Sally Maloney, Linda Dargus, and Laurilie Asp get a surprise on Deadline Day. Acorn members are: Il. to r.i lst row - Antonia Couretas, Dave Beniaming, Elizabeth Broome, Sallie Walters, Mariorie Shuman, Becky Mosen, Cheri Stein, and TOFY1 Nancy Hall, Kathy Kay, and Ilast, but not leastl Gail Havden. 2nd Row - Tom Bittker, Nancy Sternberg, Janet Nesbitt, Braeun-inger, and Pat Barnett. 3rd row - Lorene Lambert, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ...............,........... Tom Hayden ,BUSINESS MANAGER ..,... Antonia Couretas BUSINESS MGR. ASST. ...... Nancy Sternberg PAGE ONE EDITOR ...................,. Becky Mosen PAGE TWO EDITOR ...,...... .......... J im Collier PAGE THREE EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR ........... COPY EDITOR ..,... Kathy Kay Tom Bittker Linda Dargus PHOTOGRAPHERS ...,,...,..,..,...,.. Do-ug Ashley, K. F. Collier, Sandy Vanderveld REPORTERS ......,....,.,,,...,..............,,...... Pat Barnett, Dave Beniamins, Tom Bird, Janet Brae- uninger, Nancy Hall, Pete Hammer- ton, Carol Perkins, Gail Nesbitt, Marge Shuman, Jody Silverstein, Nancy Sternberg, Cheri Stein, Sallie Walters, Malcolm' McLetchie. Advisor ....................,........,.....,.,,...... M. R. Graham 61 The busy editorial staff includes: Il. to r.D Linda Dargus Tom Bittker, Antonia Couretas, Tom Hayden, Becky Mosen Ken Collier, Jim Collier, and Kathy Kay. 70elcome In the beginning . . . 700:-YK f Y N-MMM Even The CHAMPS work hard. You see! This is how it works. They're on The airy they finally made if Martha Cavanaugh gives her opinion on the topic being discussed as KL to RJ Gary Buswink, Tom Bird, Julia Douglass, and Lynne Edwards listen and glance at their notes. Members of Radio Work- shop are iseated, I, to r.J Jerre Albertson, Les- lie Dalyrimple, Frances Zaske, Tom Bird and Mr. Mead. Standing and Gary Buswink, Tom Kenny, Doug Ashley, Anne Edsall and Lynne Buri. Radio Workshop has made this year one of its busiest by adding the work ot the new radio station WOAK to their regular work on station WEXL. Headed by Miss Brown, Mr. Bretz, and Mr. Mead, this group has done a fine iob broadcasting our basketball games and swim meets. loeepozt.. MR. ROBERT COUGHLIN MRS. FERN LUDWICK MR. TERRY HOOD Senior Adviser Senior Counselor Senior Counselor aa-z idaua 7e4c4ez4. , MISS MILDRED GIBSON MRS. ELVI MILLER Home Room 213A Home Room 102A MR. JAMES MEAD MISS NANCY OWENS MR. HESSEL TENHAVE Home Room 301A Home Room 316B Home Room 323B MARTHA ELLIOT Vice-President RICK HILL Salufaforian LARRY TARRANT Presldenf cmacnq, 1957. . . TOM ARNOLD Treasurer 65 RON BASSEY Valedictorian KATHY BRANDT Secretary KAREN ANDERSON JUDY ANTHONY KAREN BARKKARI WILLIAM BECHTEL DANIEL BERG NANCY BIEBER JOYCE BOGG MARJORIE BRANDT LILLIAN BUCK ROBERT BUELTER CAROL BURNS WILLIAM CADWELL ed I l Q MARY ANN CARUSO DON CATES JERRY CECCARELLI PAUL CHITTY GARY CLAIR DON CLEARY PATRICIA COCHRANE NANCY COUPER CORRINE CORLETT JOHN COURETAS FAY COWPER RONALD CRAWFORD I I I C06 ... KATHRYN CZISMADIA MICHAEL FOLSOM FRANCES CUDA JEANNINE DAY SUE DeHART STEPHEN DIRK RICHARD DRESNER EDWARD DUNAJ KAY DUPONT LOIS DUVAL MARY FELDCAMP ANN FERGUSON DOUGLAS FOELLER JAMES FRAUS Xt 3 ,Q JAMES GALLOWAY GREGORY GILLMOR LLOYD GROSSCUP BOYD GUSTKE CHARLES HALL MERTON HARRIS PATRICIA HESS FRANKLYN HILL RAYMOND HILL JAMES HOWE JAMES HOWELL JUDY HOWENSTINE DIANE HOWLE HERBERT HOXSEY KATHLEEN JELCIN NORMAN JENSEN JOYCE JILBERT JANET JOHNSON PATRICIA JONES NUELLA KATHAN CAROL KENNEDY EARL LASKIE BRUCE LAYZELL ROBERT LEICH CARL LeMAY ROBERT LOCKE TOM LOVELOCK RICHARD MacDONALD WILLIAM MADDOCK ROBERT MANSER MARIE MARKS ROBERT MCLEISH JOY MCWILLIAMS RICHARD MILLER . . went ta PETER MOGA PATSY NICHOLLS PEGGY NICHOLLS CHARLES NORTON JEAN NUTTER DAVE O'CONNOR REGINA OGDEN PETER OLSEN CARLIN ORR DOUG PAUL BETTY PAULL RONALD PELUDAT wad.. MARILYN PFLAUM RICHARD PHINNEY GERALDINE PORTER GERALD RANES JOHN REMY CHARLES RICHARDS DAVID RICHEY DAVID ROBERTS JAMES ROBERTS RANDALL RODGERS ROBERT SANCHAGRIN JUANITO SARATE ...44l0dlfd6d40d64. NANCY SCOBIE JOHN SEKERES DANIEL SHEA PATRICIA SIERS FRANK SINGER MARGARET SMART GARRY SMITH NEIL SOUTH DAVID' SPAULDING COLIN STAFFORD MICHAEL STEIN EDWARD STOWE BARBARA SWOITZ MI RIAM TAYLOR WILMA TAYLOR ROBERT TRUMPHELLER FRANCES WARTH LAURA WATKINS J UDY WEISLOW KATHLEEN WHITE NANCY WHITE KENN ETH WI NSAU ER KAY WITTMER JANET WRIDE I I - ,. I5 ,Q T Xf',,V 5. is M, ,ky - -,IA , 5 MQ, wv . s,,,f.R AX , ' , Agvs -,9,ssfs3,,s . ogy, K' .1 mm :Q ? is A NS Rgsvf 4 , i WA .. Q, 3 p 'N 5' 5 X I Q .R s QA I 4 500 f J X ' 4 ' 'fi ? ' . 1171 I mf 7 - fy eb Z , I , W 'ff Moya wx , f X.,, .- ,.,.,,. and will :gp 'fl IRENE YOUNG FRANCES ZASKE ANDY MORROW attending school for The past semesfer at Cheshire Academy in Connecficuf I PATRICIA zAucI-IA A . I Ig --A .L A I0 , fig -, X an 2' A W4 , ,, i 'lhh ifilrifg '-:4 I I A.'A I g A, .,e . ROSEANN ZURBURG . . . and we time wha came I l I DQNALD CASEY RETTA CUNDIFF JOHN MAYNARD DAVE CHRISTENSEN DAN HARRISON DALE RUSSELL 0m7fZoZta.. cuwl0m6oZau He who never made a Whffe ITLUFT1 Blue and Whne mistake never made a discovery. Waving good-bye to The school are, from left To right, Lloyd Grosscup, Charles Hall, Nuella Kafhan, Garry Smith, Bob Buelfer, Nancy Bieber, Greg Gillmor, Bill Bechtel, Carol Burns, Margaret Smart, and Don Cafes. Wewcaflam if ' ,-ffzouaoi... Listening To The P. A. for one of ihe las? Times are, in the left hand row, Ron Crawford, John Courefas, Paf Cochrane, Don Cleary, and Dan Berg. The right hand row has Kathy Czismadia, Rena Cundiff, Jeannine Day, Richard Dresner, Jim Fraus, and Herb Hoxsey. Jeannine Day with the glasses and tonsils, Bob Trumpheller on her left, and Fran Warth and Colin Stafford in front of them, seem very happy about the touchdown that was iust made by the Blue and White . Q J I I I ...Z5e?aueal,4a Man - dig them crazy stripes, says Bill Maddock Don Cleary seems about ready to lump out as Jerry as he admires Bob Leich's array, at an All-School Ceccarelli and Chuck Hall enioy the ride. Party. 73 ' Is that Mr. Tennessee Ernie Ford Coughlin yodeling at a senior party? Mr. Hood with the top hat and Roberta Braman in the background look rather du- bious. Mr. Tenhave is about to release a long suppressed desire on Chuck Norton as, from left to right, Bob Trumpheller, Bob San- chagrin, Doug Paul, and Bill Mad- dock assist. ens? 14: 544446 Chuck Norton seems to be crowding Colin Stafford out as he reads love poetry to Fran Warth as, from left to right, Ralph Nutter, Bob Leich, Bill Maddock, R.O. , and Greg Gillmor look on. Let's all do somthing real exciting! 74 I I I Let's Make-up!! What's in the corner boys? W4 f-ffm Down to the bottomless pit goes the contents of that bottle. Mr. Tenhave is releasing an- other suppressed desire on t Kathy Czismadia as Pat Siers and Nancy Scobie look on. B1II Maddock Isnt fughtlng the fear of drowning because he knows that fountalns been broken for two months 75 I f., 669604 Mr. Montie is trying to explain something to two of his more intelligent English 8 students, Joyce Bogg and Mike Folsom. Nuella Kathan seems to be busily trying to figure out the adding machine in her model office. Now, prove your point, Mr. Coughlin , say Chuck Richards, Ron Bassey, Larry Tarrant Neil South, Martha Elliot, and Kay DuPont in an uproarious Sociology class. 76 aclmewes Retta Cundiff seems to be testing Greg Gillmor's muscles as Jeannine Day gazes into his liquid blue eyes. This is a Soc. class! 'S- One of the more active Physics classes as Neil South gets beaten over the head with rubber bands by Larry Tarrant and pencils by Dave Richey. Not quite an all male Physics class as, from left to right, Chuck Norton, Mike Vlaiov, Pete Olsen, Doug Paul, David Roberts, and Bob Trumpheller watch Bill Maddock and Jeannine Day play with an experiment. 77 Doubled up with laughter in Mrs. Hoffman's Trig. class is Nancy Couper, as Greg Gillmor, Don Cates, Bill Maddock, Doug Paul, Jeannine Day, Chuck Norton, Dave Roberts, Bob Trumpheller, Jim Fraus, and John Couretas ioin the merriment. ,Neuman H Math class was never like this . Modeling figures are, from left to right, Nancy White, Pat Siers, and Marie Marks while Ron Crawford and Ron Baker watch, in Mrs. Meraw's General Math Class. 78 One way to get through Mr. Rosen's English 8 class is to listen to records, as Garry Smith, Sheldon Goldman, Mar- garet Vincent, and Bob Pitt have discovered. WMUMZ '- A rather large size theme is being written by Tom Arnold, Diane Howle, Pete Moga Wilma Taylor, and Jim Roberts in Mr. Morren's Comp. class. 79 fatmoazfaalallmew farm! 04.6 D 545446 -3 i 'E , fy ,454 i ,:, 4 ,Wx K, , .2 ff Q , , ffm ' 4 QW! , , f, A 4.411 80 0602 Smal! WMM This year RODHS had the privilege of sharing its work and fun with two exchange students from Europe. Through the scholarships offered by the American Field Service, Margaretha Sparre and Henri Geoffroy were able to come and spend a year in Royal Oak with us. Margaretha, called Maggen by most of the students, has her real home in Diursholm near Stockholm, Sweden. For her first 6 months in America, Margaretha lived with Martha Elliot and her family. For her 12A semester, however, she was the guest of Louise Gibson. Henri came to us from the gay city of Paris, France. His American home was with the Phillip Miller family. Margaretha and Henri came to Royal Oak with the idea of giving as well as receiving. Not only did everyone gain two new interesting friends, but they also gained a great deal more knowledge about Sweden and France, and international goodwill and understanding. Both students will return to their homes in Europe this summer and continue their schooling next fall. All the students of RODHS would like to take this opportunity, Margaretha and Henri, to tell you how very much we've enjoyed knowing you and having you with us. Good luck in your future life, and good bye for now. Margaretha, This sure has been a Henri, I came, I saw, l liked, I w wonderful year. I will never forget remember. all the friends l've made here who have helped to make this so interest- ing and enioyablef' 81 Ronald Bammel Rosemarie Brown Don Cook Om 1001610006 Mildred Gibson Clarence H. Johnson Ruth Cowen Homer Knight Jim Mead Mrs. E. Miller Jake Morren Hessel Tenhave S. L. Tessem 82 Richard Zulch Gerald Snider President Hal Adams Treasurer 'Me claw af gm 1957 Roberfa Braman Vice President Shirley Davis Secreiary Sally Maloney Salutatorian Judy Lenaway Karen Marvicsin Valedicforian Valedictorian 83 and 646 ffzcknda , Burton Adams Jane Adams Sara Alagna Judith Albright Roger Allen Paul Alpert Laurilie Asp Gerald Austin Dan Bachilla Ron Baker Marilyn Jean Bales Jim Ball Jean Barnes Susan Barron Carol Bartz Dolores Beaupied Janet Beckman Arthur Beesley Phil Bentley Rick Bera Janet Bigham Charles Bilczewski Carolyn Bishop Thomas Bittker ..z'6cn'4,6enL'foazge4u,. Sharon Blake Violet Boch Silvia Booker Joyce Booth George Boyd William Boyle Joyce Branning Mary Margaret Brice Gerald Buchbinder Virginia Buck Robert Burgess Lynne Buri Martha Burns Lee Burnett Marilyn Caldwell Frances Campbell Robert Carbone Barbara Carl Jerry Carline Keith Carney Jane Buechler Julia Carraway James Buhl Dennis Carter ..,,e,emWzeMM:mm. Kenneth Castell Richard Castle Ron Cavallaro Martha Cavanaugh Marilyn Chapman Peggy Childs Joyce Ciel Marilyn Clair Joan Clark Patricia Clark Ilene Cohen Eilene Coleman Roberta Coleman James Collier Howard Collins Dick Collins Ronald Cologie Karen Cornelius JoAnn Coulter Nancy Johnson Coussens Carol Crawford Paul Cross Ronald Curtis Raymond Cyr 7z6eaw!4cae Carol Dagon Linda Dargus Robert Davies John Davis Constance Dawkins Paul DeMerchant Joan Deming Robert Dingrnan Elizabeth Dobbie Michael Donnely Marjorie Dormeier Julia Douglass mfewzizfdn Judy Drake Kitty Duke Barbara Dummitt Don Dystant Sally Eaton Carol Eberle Clifford Edgin Anne Edsall Ann Edson Lyndsay Edwards Edward Elson Leif Erickson 87 fe Malcolm Evans Louise Falkowski Helen Faricy James Farrell Judith Fetzer Delores Fleetwood Bob Fogarty Robert Forsyth Carol Foxall Donna French Richard Gagnon Mary Gamner Gayle Gangwer Nancy Garlow Jim Garrison Barbara Gaul Henri Geotfroy Theresa George Diane Gibson Louise Gibson Ann Gierhart David Gillanders Patricia Gillespie James Gilpin .w4l6ed4omew6Z4atdm6, John Goddard Martha Goddard Sheldon Goldman Barbara Greer Sandra Grubb Klaus Haas Beth Hagadone Joyce Hair Arlis Hall .lack Hall David Hansen Janet Harley Barbara Ann Harris Karen Hauck Thomas Hayden Wanda Hayward Ronald Heape David Hecfor Myrna Herrick William Holdsworfh Gram' Hord Charles Howell Judith Howie Claude Hull Wilma Hutton Art Hyman Robert Inman Mike Jackson Jacqueline Jacobs Nancy Jeffery Carolyn Jemison Richard Jessop David Johnson James Johnson Carol Jones Elizabeth Jones James Jordan Kenneth Kamerschen Alice Kangas Denise Kaufman George Keller Allen Kemp Gerald Keyes Suzette Kirkpatrick Sharon Kitchen Donald Kitzmiller Sandra Klinger Preston Kneeshaw We Mary Ellen Knepper Mary Koteles William Krawchuck George Kubicki Alice LaDuke Marshal Laskey Harold Laskie Karen Last James Lau Betty Laws Tyrone Lechleitner Judith Lidbom Betty Lockart George Lockwood Beatrice Locy Kenneth Lowe Leonard Lucy Harold Lukkari Nancy Malott Phyllis Manke John March Patricia Margoes Eliot Marshall Sharon Martens Howard Maseles Nancy Meray Barbara Mason Robert Mester Sharon Mason Shirley Allen Mester Carol Mather - Beverley Miller Chuck Matthews Brenda Miller Ronald McAuley Paul Mitchell La Donna McClellan Nancy Milne Carol McDonald Catherine Morgan Merlin McDonald Lynda Morris David McKercher Charlyn Moyer Rose Marie Mead Katherine Murphy Barry Melnick Sandra Nayback 92 ,a!4a4ewaW20.4au.. Carole Neri Patsy Newfon Nancy Nicholai Leon Nicholson Joyce Nielsen Alden Niemi Mary Noble Darlene Northey Ronald Noyes Susan Null Ralph Nutter Helen Oehling Barbara Olivich William Olivich Harriet Orloff Lelah Osborn Verne Osferland Karen Painter Anna Mae Palazzolo Marion Parnes Welton Patterson Mary Pearson William Pence Darlyne Pesavento Elaine Peterson Jeana Petrick Kay Phillips Marilyn Pipe Gary Pitcher Robert Pitt Pauline Piwowarski Mary Pollard Roger Pollock Lucy Prastek Marion Quenneville Judith Radabaugh Dave Reiber Ray Rennels Leon Reskevics Dawn Revoldt Joyce Reynolds Hubert Rials Donna Richards Elizabeth Rideout Thomas Riebeschl Donna Rieck Judy Riffenburg David Rightler ..z4ePqe?md79eppa19 Calvin Ringl Gloria Risfau John Robertson Theodore Rockentine Gail Rodger Janet Rogers Pearl Roman Margaret Rose Cameron Ross Donald Rossoll Nona Roush Shirley Royse Rosalie Rude Mary Ann Rudy Robert Runnels James Runyan Carol Russell William Russell Edward Salter Roberla Sample Gail Sanford Larry Sanferini Connie Kinkelaar Sarafe Margaref Schaub Jack Schoettle Sue Schular David Scouler Andrea Sebolka Charles Seidel Ron Sharp John Sheatzley Lynne Shebal Joyce Siaskewicz Carol Sinclair Richard Sisler Richard Skinner Nancy Smith Norman Smith Jo Ann Sneed Kathryn Snow Leonard Sosnowski Margaretha Sparre Ralph Spratt Bessie Steele George Stillman Gary Stone Nancy Stubrick Frank Sturgell ..lo4z'c!eq6mZ4eSeac2vz0aM.. Eileen Swartz Beverly Taylor Shirley Thomas Harry Thompson Judith Thorogood Keith Till Nancy Trebilcock Helen Tsertos Carl Tyler Elizabeth Nancy Uebrick Carol Unger Randolph Uren Thomas Valade David VanBlois Ann Vassallo Martin Villaire Janet Vincent Margaret Vincent George Walrod Robert Walsh Joel Waltz June Ward Fred Wasen Joan Watson tm 95 Joan Watz Evans Webb Peter Webster Bruce Westerby Ellen Wheeler Lawrence White Linda White Wayne White William White Charles Wiethotf Donald William Robert Wills Loren Wolfe Ka ren Woodard Meg Yeamans Judith Zell CLASS MOTTO To do more for the world than the world does for you, that is success Lottie Alderman Thomas Bourke Thomas Boyd Ruthann Briggs Dennis Carmichael Ronald Finch Ralph Gardner Thomas Gordan Allan Hoeft GerTrude Kangas Somedmeaed info Kanada!! QwWm54q James Kenf Charles Kinkade Kay Lapham Harold Margle Charlene Mellor Edward Monro Walter Nowosad Alice Parsons William Peck Geraldine Porter Doris Griswold Reibei John Remy John Riehm Wayne Scharping Daniel Shea Judith Snyder Michael Vlaikow Paul Weber Jack Zook 99 We danced am may out I In a class by himself. Modeled by Jean Bales and Carol But not 20 people on one pass--! Sinclair. LeT's face if, Bertie, your car lust Watch out -- a rip. doesn'T have iT--- . . Wfcmq tie canada came Gehing ranked up. A charming couple. You dare correct me? WhaT's up nexf,pardner? Al Hoeff seems To be suffering at the lT's more fun than if looks, isn'f iT? hands of Dave Mc Kercher. l Quick, don'T lef Them see me! Dig those crazy coffon-fails. Seann ?mz'6e4, and Jerry Carline and Lynne Buri look like Pat Polino seems To be looking in on a real professionals af The arf C?J of square ber Cbefween Helen Tserfoes and Ken dancing. Loweb. Now I'Il Tell you what l'm going To do! 149 fEpic fragment from the Izzy The Dopester seriesl lsadore Rosen, a iournalist of local fame, was taken from the hallowed and ivy twined towers of Dondero high on the night of January 25th. Rosen was last seen in the presence of a group of Ama- zonian Knights riding wildly out the Via Crooks. It ANNUAL GAMES CEpic fragment from the June, T937 Dwyer Buzzl By Isadore Rosen, News Editor The Dwyer and Sherrard basketball Teams clashed Monday, March 8, in an exciting game filled with fast passing, dribbling and trickey shots . . . the Dwyerites came back to win by the score of T2-8 . . . 1 is believed that offers by the denizins of Kimball Castle to sponsor The wriTer's proposed Arthurian epic, The Lancer, enticed Rosen into a Tryst from which he was spirited To The dungeons of Hoot's I-Iostlery. The following fragments are presented In Memoria. WITH SHERRARD Sherrard Team swamped the Dwyers by the score of 22-9. High scorers were: I Rosen, Dwyer 4, . . . Although many Dwyer pupils expressed disappoint- ment at losing the last game, others reflected that the series had resulted in a split, and that con- sequently all was well. The second game took place March 9, when the ISADORE ROSEN Being the clever originator of ulzzy-the Dopester and sports editor of the Light both boost Isadore's claims to fame, and after leaving Northern he plans to call on Wayne, where he'll major in English and journalism. Chills and thrills are ,derived from deep mystery novels about Sher- lock- Holmes and Ellery Queen, all of which Izzy calls hi-brow fiction. Since he's been-here at Northern, Isadore has tried out for all of the sports teams from track to ping pong, Q 'i A 2113 . n U . 1 'Wx-'x4o'Zi'VJ 'lZy'.yF..5,ff4 -Q l gfg' but to no avail-he blames it on his underweight-'er . . . '-te. ,. f :4,-Wai Complaming of a very dull l1fe, Isadore, however, .ggi aff '7'vf4v cf 1 ! 1 61 K 7 s' ' A f ' - ' ' r 'saqrrzr-' .s -4 552 manages a few dates on his rare nights off and con- fesses that he dotes on swing and Harry. James but 'T A MW VKQQ gg. ' . ,, , , ,f a ,0,,!f,4,' 'can absorb some classics.. 0 wif 0 Salami, baked beans, and eggs spell an ideal menu for Iz, but he detests people who don't know what they're talking about in class. Isadore declares himself a truly vociferous speaker and says also that writing and editing of the Light are very entertaining. E Epic Fragment Northern Eskie COLLEGE BOYS HAVE THEIR TROUBLES fEpic fragment from the Wayne Collegianl Money - Marriage - the Army. What fools we mortals be, when we could drown our sorrows in work, newspaper work. But . . . I could be wrong. February 9, T947 After struggling for a year To raise my average . . . I am convinced There is some thing screwy about this marking technique. February 7, T947 Rock A Bye .f W, Journalist In A Singular Da - The Young Days 1 , ,,,. , ,,.,, ,, Good Bye Lord High ,,if? ' 777 I 9 , M E fl ,,rs,, 1 f 3 ' r,is . .lls 's'- f ,st, i., 1 Sta ! 'K' T02 The End of a Bachelor Day In Action . . . and was Anita Eckberg's Acting good? z4Sea6afz64cz5ea6afa,. A pretty girl is like a melody. Swinging clown the primrose path. Did I ever smash his Toe! Where are you going Kenny? 103 ,M A , '77, ' , f .-, f, H My , ,nf f X ,ff ' Hey, guys, look at that! London Bridges Om kecnta came gag. i You can brea1he over There. Watch out for that body, Firsf you get her phone number . . . Then 104 lt's a big, cruel world we're going into, so let's think seriously about it. I can do something no one in his right mind would do, I mean, no one but me could do anything like it, says Tom Bittker. Gerald Austin gave his opinion of the mean- ing of School at the Senior Tea. ,,We,,, WS ,ike , was . . . and Me ,ffm cumffood telling Ike the other day 1 . . aaedczafcztfiesembfa 7ea. As, always, a woman had the last word, and Sally looks quite happy about it. 105 3 106 Q TIE W Y IE 0 IQAND BAN SIX CONVENIENT OFFICES ROYAL OAK HIGHLAND PARK BERKLEY CLAWSON Main at Fourth Woodward af Davison I2 Mile Road aT Wakefield Main at I4 Mile Road 3127 N. Wbodward Stephenson at Ii MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION .I 1 1 1 3 l I07 9 T' 122. ,-:-:-: '-'-x -33372351 .ee xl Q. WK 52535352 3525131 ::::4.,. 'IRIS .QEQIQZI 955522: ' 31525 2 Q15 ' '? Q3-2 ek.: E3E3Egig:, X :I -sr:-14:21-. .Mg ' 7:-9:-zipfggk 1555523225 523335555 2355555 :Q:Q:g.3,A. 215513 cggzggg: 55223253- 45255152 45251235 55:35. 4-.-14-: 2931555 .4.., 281212125 :I-:'-11. QS? .- a . 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West of Woodward Birmingham: 128 S. Woodward South of Maple Mt. Clemens: 81 N. Gratiot Next to Jewell Theater Ferndale: Open every Mon., Thurs., Fri., Sat., till 9 CODLING'S MEN'S 8. BOYS- WEAR Congratulations, Class of '57 CHILDREN'S SHOE SHOP 606 South Washington Avenue Li. 2-6288 LI' 1-3350 Main at Third Sandler of Boston Friendly Frentz 8. Sons Hardware Co. M, ,, g, fm --.f13!IlI'.ZIU 'M' Complete in -1 Q J 1 I 6 , ,WIV CLEANERS HARDWARE - TOYS 1010 North Main Street Royal Oak, Michigan 826 W 11 MILE ROAD U- 25570 Lincoln 2-sooo We Congratulate the Class of '57 COMPLIMENTS , 0-wdcdaaew 76045454 Home Equipment Co. 1720 ROCHESTER ROAD AT I2 MILE APPLIANCES - TELEVISION ROYAL OAK Ll. 7.1225 407 South Main Street For Your Fashionable Corsages ROYAL OAK, MICHIGAN Nosegays - Neclcbands - Wrist Individually Styled - Bout. Free Q THE BEST PIZZA AROUND DOMINICO'S PIZZERIA ,m X fa Quality Pizza Pies 2847 COOLIDGE BERKLEY, MICHIGAN LI. I-7670 MM? ff C.ROWELL - COLLIER PUBLISHING COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF JOE SHIELDS NATIONAL BANK OF ROYAL OAK Royal Oak, Michigan General Banking Service Member of Federal Deposit Insurance System Also Member of Federal Reserve System CONGRATULATIONS, GRADS! FROM C.81H. Nielson Cartage Co. General Cartage M.iP.S.S. Permits Service over 50 Years 6465 Richardson Ave. WA. 5-7006 1 .IOHN'S BROTHERS 781 I GRATIOT Detroit's Oldest Ford Dealer Better Deals Better Service WAlnut I-4280 HARRISON SHOES INC. SHOES AND HOSIERY FOR ALL THE FAMILY 508 South Washington Avenue Royol Oak Llncoln I-T433 ZILDA'S BEAUTY STUDIO 802 S. WASHINGTON AVE. Royal Oak, Michigan Specializing in School Girl Styling LI. 7-4659 LLOYD'S ELECTRIC MOTOR Rewind 8: Repair Commercial, Domestic, Industrial FLOYD FLINT JEWELER'S 1316 s. WASHINGTON, 12. o. 'STORE' LI. 2-0494 LI. 4-2529 lNlghtsD Buzzy Leatz, Mgr. Ronnie Bill, Assist. Mgr. LI. l-5868 KING'S GUN 8. LOCK REPAIR Scopes - Cutts - Mounts 81 Poly Chokes Sam Davis, Prop 407 S. Center Street Royal Oak, Mich. LILE - NEUMAN AGENCY INSURANCE 205 vv. FIFTH st. ROYAL OAK Ll. 1-3343 lioyal filers A? Rays Wear 4+h AND MAIN All Types of Haircufs 6 Barbers Air Conditioning NAUlT'S Barber Shop We Need Your Head in Our Business -I-RAC-I-ORS Ll 99887 4320 N Woodward LI 3 373 BOBBY BEAUTY SALON Li. 3-5340 1212 Na. MAIN CONGRATULATIONS! S. S. Kresge Co. Q POTTER MOVING 8K STORAGE CO. Agent of Allied Van Lines, Inc. 919 5. Main, Royal Oak - 2253 Cole, Birmingham Phone Ll. 1-3310 Phone MI. 4-4612 20. Hama FLORIST 313 SOUTH WASHINGTON Phone LI. I-l640 Royal' Oalr, Michigan Compliments of BENDING SPECIALTIES CO. 21350 RYAN Van Dyke, Michigan 706 Soulh Washinglon LI. I- Royal Uak Printing Cu. ROYAL OAK'S OLDEST PRINTING COMPANY 00ll HUTCHINSON LINCOLN-MERCURY, INC. Llncoln 1-0280 221 N. Main Sfreef Royal Oak, Michigan 1 i l 1 l There s a girl I really admire l 'QI I C... Y ,er,, 1 K fgfkggg V of ' 'ff , f:f.Yjff Ile -zizijifig 2 Wafawi f. H '2rfaf:f.,15Wfy17 gigs. as . W 'f f,r . swf. if f f , f 1, 1 3? WE ff13:'???1i' f Ziizqif gyfa ,,,,,g Z , fy ,,', - f,,, ,K f ' K' K5W:7vi6jf-SW? You'll hear that remark many times about telephone girls. Most people recognize that girls who work for Michigan Bell are not only attractive, but also smart and useful citizens. When ,lean started her job, she had no telephone experience. But she was trained with other begin- ners by friendly, understanding supervisors. Today she's proud of her Work, enjoys a fine salary, va- cations with pay, regular wage in- creases, and many new friends. Jean was delighted from the very first by the clean, pleasant surround- ings, by the regularly scheduled mid- morning and midafternoon ubreaksw for .relaxing in comfortable lounge rooms. And she found the company thoughtful and considerate in so many ways, such as sending girls home in taxis when they worked the late evening shift. Telephone work offers many ad- vantages! Why not get in touch with us now? Find out more about the interesting jobs from which you can choose after graduation-customer representative, telephone operator, accounting and clerical work. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY A Good Place to Work 1 71 r l O. A. RUTZEN CO. SHEET METAL WORK Industrial and Residential Roofing Industrial and Flat Roofing and Residential Work Llncoln 'I-5560 3I8 East Fourth Street Royal Oak, Michigan vnzco e. P' NSEY nerafjlome LAFAYETTE AT FIFTH ST..D.OYAL om: Llncoln I-OOI5 Compliments of '4 S444 I 4I5 S. WASHINGTON ROYAL OAK, MICH. Ruflino Pharmacy PRESCRIPTIONS T229 E. Lincoln Avenue Royal Oak, Michigan Phone: Ll. 2-6622 CLAPPS DYERS 84 CLEANERS DRIVE IN STATION T007 S. WASHINGTON Royal Oak, Michigan Llncoln I-2200 THE HOUSE OF STERLING REAVELY SALON OF BEAUTY 23928 Woodward Avenue Pleasant Ridge, Michigan LI. 2-7081 Compliments of . . HOWIE GLASS CO. 307-309 South Center Street ROYAL OAK, MICHIGAN Llncoln I-3490 oyal Oak heatre Willis Market QUALITY MEATS 812 W. FIRST STREET Llncoln 2-5671 y, sf, span ?mzaa! mm AMBULANCE SERVICE 836 North Main Street L Llncoln 1-4800 ,237 Sporting Goods Llberfy 9-3700 4310 N. Woodward Royal Oak, Michigan ACE WI LSON'S ' ROYAL PONTIAC, INC. 818 N. Main ST. Royal Oak, Mich. YUUNG CHAIR RENTAL We Seaf You Righf' FOLDING CHAIRS ' CARD TABLES - BANQUET TABLES 1205 N. MAIN ROYAL OAK. MICHIGAN Llncoln 4-8302 Free Pickup 5 Delivery For Renf or Sale MAIN FLOOR COVERINGS LI. 2-6600 Compliments of A yall fell CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY Shoe Repair Ll. 7-3151 530 N. MAIN at FARNUM Holden Red Slamps 115 CCMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND I 1 l l l I . l H 1 I 41 1 l 1 I'- Stork Hickey Ford Inc. I5I5 S. WASHINGTON LI. I-I680 WO. 4-6475 Service is Our Mosf lmporfanf Producf COMPLIMENTS NUTRI FOODS SPECIAL FOODS FOR ANY DIET Kelly Office Machines Aufhorized Sales - Service - Renfals ROYAL OFFICE TYPEWRITERS VICTOR ADDING MACHINES I623 Sou+h Woodward Avenue I I5 5, Main Royal Qak Royal Oak, Michigan LI. 7-3I22 LI. 7-3I23 Lincoln I-6820 Deke Fewelew The China and Sterling House of co. Royal Oak OMEGA - GIRARD PERREGAUX HAMILTON - LONG-INES WATCHES Now Located AT 921 E. II MILE ROAD Orange BIossom Engagemeni' and Wedding Rings LI' 421 OO 3I5 S. Main Royal Oak. Michigan ' 117 1 Elmer A. Eberle l 118 BEST WISHES Edward Furniture Compan 916 NORTH MAIN ROYAL OAK FINE FURNITURE - CARPETING COMPLETE HOME PLANNING DEPARTMENT We've Been in Business for 28 Years We'll Sfill Be Here When You're Ready fo Furnish a Home of Your Own- , Come and See US Barney's Drugs 4 - FREE DELIVERY - We are as near as your front door The Farm 8 Harden Shnp ' 107 S.. Main St. Call LI. 7 6464 Royal oak' Mich. 2554 Crooks Rd. at Webster Ll' 1-0515 Next to National Food G-arden and Pet BPS and Glidden Supplies Paints Prescriptions - Baby Needs - Cosmetics Congratulations Class of '57 IVIarielta's Bridal Gowns - Formals Street Dresses 525 S. Washington Circle Sewing Center Hansen Emblem Service School Letters - Stripes Jackets Lettered II9 I...--- I ROYAL OAK BUICK CO. - SALES DEPT. coNaRAruLAnoNs sENloRs FRED F. HOWARD 1315 Woodward Ave. - Opposite Detroit Zoo R EA L TO R LI. 5-2600 SERVICE DEPT' Real Estate and Insurance 115 West Sixth St. on Main St. LI. 3-8900 218 N. MAIN ROYAL OAK CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations to the class of 1957 A. G. FOOD MKT. 1725 Crooks Rd. CLP? jane FINEST IN FLOWERS AND GIFTS 621 West Eleven Mile Road Royal Oak, Michigan Phone: Llncoln 1-1151 MAC TIRE 8. BATTERY SERVICE VULCANIZING o TIRES o BATTERIES MOTOR TUNE-UP o BRAKES - Cities Service Petroleum Products - v FUEL oiL 4 L.f g?35.0 1624 E. 11 - Mile Rd. - Cor. Campbell Rd. Royal Oak, Michigan Compliment Yourself with Fine Apparel PUBLIX MEN'S WEAR Arrow Products Glasgo Sweaters Royal Oak, Michigan PRESCRIPTIONS MAGAZINES SICK ROOM EQUIPMENT ULAII-MAR PHARMACY 1325 East 11-Mile Road at Vermont LI.7-8440 I We give S 8- H Green Stamps Finest Home Made Pizza Pie GELIO'S PIZZERIA 426 North Woodward Royal Oak, Mich. Llncoln 6-5383 Llncoln 1-9422 See You After the Game in the VARSITY ROOM Special Carry Out Service Italian Foods Cornish Pasties 3- 'f- '5'i'i: 5:5:5'i:ff1:ff3f1f1f1f3fifiiiiffifffiw ' ' K Sf. 2 5, ff! W i 3 X fx? 4. GRI-l'l'll I-A'I'l0 M . . . and iust to remind you: whether it's a coke date or Commencement Dance . . . study hall or stadium . . . you'II find Fashions that add to the Fun, at .f ' 'S ff! Xi ll. X 1 -. xx A j -' , 1 . XX. X ' .A . u f . '--a ...A U..-- .Smabt ?'awuauu.c ROYAL OAK FERNDALE BIRMINGHAM MT. CLEMENS 121 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1957 Music and NEWS Schuarfz F L O W E R S H O P 24 Hours Per Day 22l S. Main St. Llncoln I-5l'24 Royal Oalr WEXL - WDMC SMITH-CBAMPTON HARDWARE GARDEN AND LAWN EQUIPMENT SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS QA HARDWARE - SPORTING GOODS ELECTRIC APPLIANCES - TOYS 1340 on Your Dial - 104.3 on Your FM Dial 2l5 SOUTH MAIN STREET LI. I-0350 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1957 Today the Graduate Tomorrow the Bride I Compliments of .Lit JQLUQAM y 308 West Fourth Street Royal Oak, Michigan , y Headqumrs for y KINGS BOOT SHOPS IIIQIIEBIIIESIIIDSQMIQIIEB KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RINGS 4 Serving Suburban Detroit - ' FOR THE YOUNG IN HEART With Compliments I ROYAL OAK FURNITURE ,957 COMPANY Fine Furniture Frigidaire Appliances ' 215 South Washington Ave. Ro-yal Oak, Michigan Ll. 3-1330 Af 'he Big CNY Pafking LO' in MILE AT wAsHiNe1oN Roms. OAK 122 WALSH STU DE NTS SPECIALIZE in the study of Accountancy and Finan- cial Administration to move forward in business. Study at Walsh where Michigan certified public accountants, auditors, tinancial executives and suc- cessful business proprietors have stud- ied for the past thirty-tive years. Day, evening, or Saturday classes will begin September 9, 1957. Registration for Fall classes begins August 1, 1957. Free placement assistance to students, and graduates. ALSH NSTITUTE CCOUNTANCY A Non-Profit Coeducational School of Accountancy and Financial Administration 120 MADISOII AVENUE, Dl'I'll0I'l' 26, MICH. - Telephone W0 1-5136 We deliver Phone: LI. 7-0565 SCHMlDT'S FLOWERS 14 N. Rochester Rd. MIRACLE MUSIC Royal Oak's Newest Record Shop A good selection of 9 Jazz 9 Needles Clawson, Michigan 9 Rock'N Roll i 9 Popular Hits 211 S. Main Street BY Cafleen Schmldi 9 Classical Royal Oak, Michigan , ' Hi-Fi Ll. 7-7606 Everything In Floral Needs Ll. 1-5265 Ll. 1-5265 Carry Out Ll. 8-5051 ALviTo I Restaurant and Pizzeria Specializing in Fine Italian and American Food 84 West 14 Mile Road Clawson, Mich. I so North Main Clawson, Michigan Tuxedo Rental 24 Hour Service CIothing for Men and Boys Shoes for the Entire FamiIy GORDON CLOTHIERS I 8. SHOES Ll. 1-6006 110 - 117 S. Main St. Ll. 3-9772 Kaye Sash 8. Screen Headquarters for Aluminum Products Combination Windows 81 Screens Tru-Seal Awning Windows Jalousie Windows A'dor glass sliding doors Pre-tit sliding windows and other products KAYE SASH 81 SCREEN 1523 North Main Street Royal Oak, Michigan LI. 5-1902 Ll. 5-0600 I ' I H A I N ' R E X A L L u. 6-3044 11. 1-2311 DRUG STORE com-oRA1u1A11oNs 108W Ma le Ave STERNBERG'S BAKERY - P Birmingham, Mich. Your doctors call to MI. 4-2121 357 E. 13 Mile RD. at Rochester Rd. Brings 24l'1r. Prescription Service ROYHI Oak THElSEN'S GARDEN Compliments of . . . ' 3826N tI1W cl rd Avenue O' OO We LEVITTS Royal O-ak, Michigan Liberty 9-4422 NURSERY STOCK GARDEN SUPPLIES VIKING CLEANERS Congrotulotions Tuxedo Remals ' - V 1' M...-..-A riw L- 'f'fT'fT1w Lf! Y ' iff saf-1+rf5'tf-'IIWWI ' 1 1' W '-eilwf-'i'f'it'l'-lfg ' 'g'3t5:t?W'f7iTQif. 14110 E. Eight Mile Rd. 1107 E. State Fair DR. 1-8840 TW. 2-9119 Congratulations June '57 Class ANNA WILSON BEAUTY SHOP 515 Washington Sq. Bldg. G I Royal Oak, Mich. 124 MASKILL HARDWARE CO. 4400 N. Woodward Royal Oak - Near 14 Mile Ll. 9-3333 , Flowers From . NORTHWOOD FLORISTS 1-f' - SSL -4QQQ1g3. 2424 N. Woodward Cnear Websterj Nl Ll. 3-2440 Corsages designed for you 2 xx 2 1 C It ll 'Cv a.l..rl -. Kg as .f 351' l 72371 QA' X Compliments of I OAKVIEW CEMETERY ASSOCIATION 1302 N. Main 'Street Royal Oak, Michigan CLAWSON RECORD SHOP 0 Records 84 Needles 0 Reeds 81 Strings ' Cards 8. Gift Wrappings Miscellaneous Music Supplies 162 N. Main Clawson, Mich. Phone: LI. 7-2448 Congratulations Class of '57 from LOUIS A. DEMUTE INC. Real Estate 1514 E.11 Mile Road l EASTIN OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Office Furniture - Machines - Supplies Drawing Equipment Royal Oak, Mich. LI, 7-6111 Ll. 7-7700 , 301 S. Main Royal Oak Own Your Own Home K. W. MILLS, INC. Custom Bniiders Congratulations f A '1111'ff ' ' Best Wishes I r f l BOYER'S DAIRY DELIGHT 5 lg RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL PLANNING -- FINANCING Ll ncol-n 6-4440 1818 N. Woodward MEYER'S MUSIC Finest Names In Musical Instruments Drums and Guitars Outstanding Faculty Repair Service on the Premises 822 West 11 Mile Road Royal Oak, Michigan 2 blocks East of Woodward LINCOLN CLEANERS 1213 E. Lincoln Royal Oak LI. 2-221 1 Repairing -:- Alterations Llncoln 5-0400 Open 24 Hours CULLING BROS. First and Main Streets Royal Oak's Largest Towing Fleet We Congratulate the Class of '57 BILL WILLIAMS STUDIO 1107 Crooks Road Royal Oak, Mich. Llncoln 3-4480 FROM FRIENDS AT KIMBALL HIGH SCHOOL 7 I W Modeling left To right are: Carolyn Jernlson and Lelah Osborn , ' . ,,gNuNGHA,,,x L w , -f 13 1.q,j,q5, 1 , V ,.,, . V, my M, ,:,':F?E:E4' - ,qwgvs ,,!, , . 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