Ecorse High School - Ecorsair Yearbook (Ecorse, MI)

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JUNIORS lst row L.to R.: B. Shotter, G. Smith, M. Shaw, D. Swartzbaugh, T. Lines, G. Montie, V. Horton, E. Sipos, L. Tabaka, C. Scherrer, D. Hughes. Row 2: J. Fesko, R. Ptak, E. Kretchmer, R. White, G. Gora, A.P. Williams, C. Poppa, R. Blair, J. Shesko, C. Jones. Row 2: M.H. Connor - Class Sponsor, D. McWhirter, J. Ghindia, F. Schrettner, W. Thomas, T. Bernardo, W. Shell, D. Compton, E. Culbert, J. Rogers, R. Stevenson, J. Salliotte, O. Vogt - class sponsor. Row M: D. Hampton, W. Hughes, J. Tola, N. Schonfeld, H. Kromrei, G. Ture, J. Avdia, N. Fadden, P. Tabula, N. Redwine, I. Grinder, E. Allain. JUNIORS Row 1 L. to R.: J. Jump, H. Childress, T. Nelson, D. Knox, Eileen Ryan, V. Bondarenok, A. Manoos, M.A. Sanfilippo, A. Kentris, T.L. Reddick, C. Smith, F. Gambino, E. Keramays. Row 2: C. Taylor, C. Girita, F. Pongracz, R. Rarfden, P. Beckmann, E.J. Seavitte, K. Nay, W. Pulkownik, E. DiCasty, R. Reese, E. Conti, F. Pearson, L. Martin. Row 5: A. Vince, A. Conti, B. Filimon, R. Schaeffer, W. Lunsford, N. Fryer, M. Held, E. Bolton, B. Zanoni, S. Ciemierek, L. Allain, J. Wolfe, C. Tobaka. Row M: E. Kovalchik, P.L. Ellison, M. Mclver, D. Feldt, B.L. Shannon, V. Miller.

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LEROY MILHORN has started a campaign to clean up the city of Ecorse. He has just been elected chief of the street cleaners squad. ' RUTH BUSHER has just received the honor of being the first and only Woman street car conductor in Ecorse. The head of the Ecorse University is Dean DAVID KULCHAR. The college was built just a year ago, and Dave Kulchar was the only boy in college that rated a perfect record. In fact, he was the only boy in college. SHIRLEY THOMPSON and JENNIE SANFILIPPO are cashiers at the Ecorse Savings Bank. Cash your check, make your deposits, make your loans with these girls and then start worrying. Our new and latest mayor is none other than that well-to-do citizen Miss MARY OHANI. Mary has already started plans for a city hall, a city park, a city airport, a city water plant, a city electric company, a city telephone company, a city post of- fice, and a city nursery. When Mary once gets started you can't stop her. M MARIE BRANDSTATTER has started a chain of grocery stores leading from one end of town to the other. Her father retired and left her his store as a wedding present, and she just kept adding on, and on, and on. Our local dime store has taken on a group of new girls for the summer rush. They include EILEEN FAULDER, who is at the can- dy counterg CORN LIA GRAMA, who is at the hardware counter, and DONNA KNAPP, who is at the dry goods counter. This new scenery saves the manager the expense of decorating this year. The great maestro of the Ecorse Symphony Orchestra, MARLIN SACARELOS will be playing at the Ecorse Metropolitan Opera House for a three months' run. Get your haircuts from Barber MIKE KOVACH. He operates his business on a two for one basis. Get a haircut, and you'll get a shave freeg get a shave, and you'll get a haircut, free. The price is only 7546 for both together. WARREN LOVELAND and RICHARD B LD have gone into a partner- ship in the Giddy Girdle Company. Their motto is: uFeel goody in a giddy girdle. Dr. PATTY COX would be glad to analyze your ills at special reduced rates. Her operations will either kill or cure. If you don't die while you are waiting to see her,-then you probably will after you get in. The manager of the Ecorse Boat Club is that former star row- er, VIRGIL CIUNOAR, But the Boat Club is not the same without Virgil behind the bars. Now they row quite smoothly. DESIREE HOLMES is the city dogcatcher, but dogs are not all that she catches. Just recently she picked up a rare specimen of a North American wolf. ' The true identity of Torchy, the mystery woman of the air- waves, has just been disclosed by that Hollywood reporter, Joe Pritula. She is Miss VIRGINIA MAW in real life. Every day she takes.part in six daily serials, three night shows, and a Obes- terfleld ad. A GERALD HONAMAN is the manufacturer of that delicious Honaman Specialty Superior Spaghettis. Once you get interested in a dish of Superior Spsghettis, just try and getxout. RUTH GASSMAN and LOIS LOWRY own the Benton Bakery, but they usually eat up the profits before they get them. Their cream puffs are guaranteed to have at least 51 pure cream. GEORGE PAPPAS is one of the crew of Admiral ANDRE MOURGUETS Fleet, which is just starting across the Atlantic on an important mission. It's supposed to be a dark secret, but we just got wind of lt. Admiral Mourguet and his men are hunting that under water menace, the mermaid. RUTH WYCHE and MATTIE REDDICK are now C.P.A's, commonly called Certified Public Accountants. They also do part-time work in the Chorus girl squad at Carroll's Skylark Club. yWILFRED KENNEDY has just received the honor of Champion Heavyweight Boxer of the United States of America. He just suc- ceeded in knocking out Joe Louis in the first ten seconds of the first round. MARJORIE BROUGHTON is the saleswoman for the J. L. Hudson Company, and she can sell you anything from an old shoe to a thumb tack. Already the sales of the company have reached an all time peak. The tennis champion, CHUCK COMPTON, will meet his greatest opponent, MURRAY BOURASSA, next Saturday in a Benefit game--for the benefit of all those interested. ESTHER McWHIRTER'S Jltterbug Orchestra is now playing at Eastwood Park. Members of the band are CAROL BUSTBR, clarinet: VIRGINIA ZENZ, violing and ALICE DROUILLARD, drums. This four- piece band skyrocketed to fame last September. Their style of rhythm is exclusive and consists of a swingy downbeat with a gtring uplift. New usherettea at the Wyandotte Theater include such Senior notables as MAUVALINE POWELL,DOROTHY PETTIJOH , and JEAN HUTCHIN- SON. They have created a new conception of ushering. They lead you to your seat, set you down, and then help you get up when you are ready to leave. That dynamic mountain climber, BOB STEWART has just this year completed scaling his fifth mountain. He is now moving down to South America to tackle the Andes. The B.B.B.B. has just recently been organized with sole pur- pose of entertaining the soldiers, sailors, and marines. There was a mad rush to join this club, but as usual the senior girls got there first. The first four applicahts were RUTH ROBERTS, MARY MELINTE, RUTH STEPH NS, and MARION RIGRTENBURG. B.B.B.B. stand for the Board of Beautiful Blondes and Brunettes. Now Gugnitz, Pappas, Chapman and Kelly won't have to worry about be- ing l nesome. OLD HOLMES has become a comedian on a coast to coast Sun- day night novelty show. His sponsor is the producer of,Mello Jello, which comes in ten delicious flavors. Q QW DELORES SUTHERLAND has just been crowned Corn .Hueen'f' of Iowa, but confidentially, the one and only judge happ-enedfto be a certain fellow named Nicki. VIRGINIA SZABO has just celebrated her seventh year of wedded blitz, and BETTY LYON is also celebrating the same event only this w1ll'be her eighth. X The ambition of most of the senior girls was to become a private secretary. Not all of them made the grade, but two of them are well advanced in secretarial work. They are MILDRED SCHLOFF and HELEN SHEVNOCK. Helen is employed at the Finance Company in River Rouge, and Mildred is employed at the Wallace Insurance Company in Ecorse. Get your loans and your life in- surance from these two reliable companies. JUNE BEARD is now Mrs. R. C. Voisine and she really cuts a nasty curb in her green limousine. DALE BONSER is the editor-in-chief of the Ecorse Advertiser. For the latest scoops, read the Advertiser. Nothing is left out of this publication by Scoop Bonser. D LBERT BROWN ista retired business man by popular demand. His business was supplying school supplies to anxious little girls and boys. The newest milkman added to the force is ELMER KISH. He got tired of staying up so late at night so now he gets up early in the morning. Oh! You spoke ---- And now you broke the spell So all we have to say now is, A fond farewell. 1 L -.

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SOPHOMORES Row l: A. Felton, J. Hickey, W. Hewitt, V. Orosz, J. Whitefield, D. Covert, C. Gilpin, W. Phillips, J. Grudier, C. Msssler, R. Hilbrecht, G. Simon, R. Pearson Row 2: L. Fadden, J. Guthrie, R. Neuman, J. Clevenger, W. Maxted, D. Pettijohn, E. Underwood, D. Richards, J. Bartok, A. Ciotti, E. Peterson, K. LaFrance, D. Kinzer. Row Q: Miss Jones, Sponsor, R. Schonfeld, W. Craig, D. LaLonde, I. Kromrei, C. Werg, R. Bolthouse, G. Baglama, L. Beatty, D. Stockinger, W. Babik, P. Scott, J. Oleksink, F.A. Labadie, Sponsor. Row M: R. Toth, J. Gregan, V. Lovasz, H. Marcott, C. Davis, R. Redwine, D. Williams, N. Hoffer, R. Frysinger, S. Simko, J. Pakaski. Rev j: A. Koester. H. Bernat, G. Compton. R. Johnson. D. Jones. SOPHOMORES Row l L.to R.: A. Gearns, M. Mancos, F. Tabaka, N. Wallace, D. Bryant, M. Benko, D. Poremba, M. Fleming, N.L. Biehl, M. Harvey, M. Vince, M. Roberts, D. Robson. Row 2: A. Meade, J. Riopelle, D. Williams, E. Gaston, J. Whitsett, A. Bourassa, J. Thornton, L. Babcock, H. George, C. Gaudy, M. Mann, H. Hawkins, E. Zanoni. Row 5: Miss Mildred Jones, Sponsor, AJ Monks, B. Stokes, G. Allen, M. Harper, S. Chordash, M. Sipos, W. McCrary, J. Roach, F. B own, M. Meyers, O. Powell, M . Francis Labadie, Sponsor. Row M: S. Chani, L. Williams, J. Campbell, L. Sexton, D. Marinoff, L. Muche, G. Mager, I. Holmes, G. Schaeffer, M. Shevnock, I. Elias. Row 5: H. Wyche, E. J. Cannon, M.J. Brothers, J. Hodgson, J. Baustert, E. Kirby. L