Ecorse High School - Ecorsair Yearbook (Ecorse, MI)

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ADMINISTRATION Mr. Arthur Erickson Mr. John Davis Superintendent Principal SPONSORS Marshall Everett Louise Walter OFFICERS Victor Mitea President 'sv -r- -u...J - --- Andre Mourguet Charles Compton Secretary Treasurer Filon Beteeg Vice-President

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fcorze, ml. fx. . FACULTY Top Row: Mr. John Bauer, Mr. Warren Jackson, Mr. Carl H. Peterson, Mr. Glenn Hunt, Mr. Robert Black, Mr. William Weeber. Second down: Mr. Roy Seavitt, Mr. Marshall Everett, Mr. Robert Wilson, Mr. Howard Cosbey, Mr. Judson Robb, Mr. Francis Labadie, Mr. Omer Vogt, Mr. William Sablotna, Mr. Calvin Knox, Mr. Edward Johnson. Third down: Miss Ida Belle Knox, Mr. Donald Draper, Mr. Ralph McNaughton, Mr. Clifford Marsh, Miss Dora Von Sprecken, Miss Mildred Jones, Miss Minerva Hunter, Miss Adeline. Reeves, Miss Louise Walter, MLss Lena Jessman, Miss Beatrice Bamsey. Fourth down: Miss Margrett Milner, Miss Blanche Elliott, Miss Della Metzger, Miss Inez Sutton, Miss Edna Long, Mr. John Davis, Mr. Arthur Erickson, Miss Neva Fisher, Miss Helen Connor, Mrs. Helene Eriksen, Miss Kathryn Wilkinson, Miss Iva Studebaker.

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T'was in the fall of '58 it came to pass We were one large, bewildered mass Brought together to organize the Freshman class. Two dependable leaders were needed lest we falter As sponsors we were given Mr. Everett and Miss Walter For four years this team we did not alter Then came our first election Vollmar, Presidentg Gugnitz, Vice-President was part of the selection McGee, Secretary and Faulder, head of the department of collection At our Freshman party, oh! so dear We served home-made punch when thirst was near Thus with unforgettable memories ended our Freshman year. Our summer days of leisure ended too soon and then came the fall The girls grew less homely and the boys more tall We were Sophomores and our sponsors were here to greet us all Again Vollmar was President and Covert, Vice President who accepted with pleasure. MacDonald, Secretary and Vaderna became guardian of the treasure. At our Hclloween Dance we features cornstalks and pumpkins Then city kids became country bumpkins And then we took a long chance And gave our Sadie Hawkins dance The farm apparel was all aglitter As we danced to the music of Bill Hitter And so we advanced with little fear Thus ended our Sophomore year. With only two more years to go Our faces now were all aglow And then our Junior election was due Mitea, President, Vollmar, Vice-President was part of the crew MacDonald was elected to take care of class scribbles While deciding a picnic at Rouge Park, there was much fuss But when the time came we ended up with an empty bus. CLASS POEM After it became dark We burned a stump at Rouge Park And after much debate, we hit upon a plan Work on the J-Hop soon began Our decorations rese bled a ship at sea Amid laughter and music We were as happy as could be Thus ended our Junior year. In rolled the fall of '1+l When we entered our senior year of fun The boys were using razors then And the girls were regarding them as men At our senior election our votes were cast Beteag for Vice-President and Mitea, president the same as last Mourguet became secretary by a large measure While Compton was elected to safeguard our treasure In October plans for the Prom were started Our last formal dance before we parted Our lives now took a different shape When the news was received on December 8 Gugnitz, Pappas, Kelly, and Chapman came to the aid of Uncle Sam Putting the aggressors in a Jam Our annual next came off the press And really it was one of the best Our pictures were made the first week of May If you don't think they're good, see what the Seniors say Of course a photo doesn't make you look thin Nor iron our your double chin Skip day and Class day soon rolled around No greater Joy was ever found On Class day and Baccalaureate we strolled with pride All worries and fears were case aside With a sincere bon voyage and words of cheer Thus we end our Senior year. --Mattie Reddick -l. ...la