Ecorse High School - Ecorsair Yearbook (Ecorse, MI)

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The Eye And Ear Cl Bottom Row: B. Ford, E. Cadaret, S. Eddlemon, R. Vasquez, B. Dunn, P. Bercheny, P. Henderson. Row 2: G. Helbig, K. Monk, E. Hanuscak, V. VVallen, D.Jahn, J. Smith, N.Burse. Row 3: G.Reddick, A. Hileman J. Baier, L. Justice, T. Kennedy C. Hegeman. Row 4: Mr. R. Seavitt, M. James D. McKinney, W. Moore, A. Hol ton, R. Max, C. Maida. The Eye And Ear Club works for the audio-visual department ofthe school. They operate the motion and slide projectors and also the transcrip- tion machine for use in the classrooms. To join, one needs only a desire to be of service in this type of work. Radio Club Bottom Row : R. Speedie, J. Baier Sec., L. Sova, Pres., C. White, Vice pres., P. Bercheny. Row 2: Mr. S. Johnson, Sponsor: J Chiparo, L. Stevick, R. WVesterdale, W. Thomas. J. Holbrook. Any VVednesday at 3:30, you can enter Room 222 and find any number of boys having a good time, broadcasting to the different parts of the world This club is open to anyone who is interested in radio theory, and wishes to become a Ham,

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Student Council 'he Student Council is organized foster a student-faculty relation- p that will react to the best in- 'est of the school. lts function is assist inthe government of the iool. Members are representa- es elected by the home rooms. Bottom Row: P. Baklarz, V. Fejes. Row 2: E. Gaskin, B. Stafford, B. Dunn, D. Humphrey, J. Damron, G. Fow- ler, C. Motley. Row 3: B. Morris, D. Evans, K. Mehrhof, K. Minium, B. Cislaw, C. Kirkland, B. Blanton, B. Balcom. Row 4: W. Nunn, J. Poindexter, E. Smith, T. Branham, D. Richards, P. Schnei- der, M. S-kender, lVl.Subotich, J. Pelihos, D. Foster. Row S: Mr. M. Riggs, VV. Thomas, J. Steffes, J. Esterreicher, K. Rose, E. Pie- trangelo, J. Davis, G. Swart, T. Rogers, D. Rhoads, Mr. J. Reidy. Bottom Row : P. Courtney, B. Adams, J. Deal, T. McFadden, B. lNIcKeith, J. Hoff- man, S. Cheek, Miss M. Janson, M. Burkhardt. Row 2 : C. McFadden, C. Taylor, N. Corns, M. Westerdale, K. Miller, H. Matoras G. Brucker, E. Demings, M. Vasquez, E. Contrerias, P. Belew. Row 3: K. Kekich, C. Westerdale, D. McNeilage, C. Bakos, A. Fech, H. Gaydos F. Jewell, E. Henderson, M. Jewell, D. Duffield, D. Ronders. Row 4: L. Isaacson, J. Pelihos, S. Eddlemon, K. Sackenheim, L. Moore, E. Walker J. Bayles, L. Garrett, B. Warren, M. Norman, S. Jordan, K. Monk, D. Gombos, W. Worley, J. Smith, NI. Subotich, B. Wilson, L. Bryant, J. Wellons, L. Heard, M. Harbin. 1 y G. A. A. Monday night at 3:30 you will find the girls' gym full of activ- ity. The girls will probably be involved in some oftheir favor- ite sports. Any girl from 9B through 11A may become a mem- ber. Good attendance is one requirement for earning an award. '

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The Pep Club Bottom Row: S. Easley, A. Cocroft, J Granaas, B. Moore, R. Pietrangelo, M. Burkhardt,P. Berkey, G. Brucker. Row 2: G. Ross, L. Barber, A. White- field, D. Miller, A. Balogh, P. Schneider P. Courtney, C. Smith, H. Sipos. Row 3: W. Ford, S. Fleshman, S. Cheek R. Palazzolo, P. Belew, J. Damron, B. Baker, J. Reiriz, C. Berger, D. Duffield D. Ronders, R. Chiparo. Row 4: C. Bulko, H. Matoras, M. Ber cheny, B. Dunn, B. Lowry, M. Wes terdale, C. WVesterdale. lf. Hanuscali C. Kirkland, J. Koziol, Miss M.Janson Row F: Mr. G. Ruehle, J. Pelihos, J Smith, K. Kc-kich, J. Hoffman, A Fech, H. Gaydos. D. McNeilage, D Mehrhof, S. Crist, B. Cislaw, J. Winn sk.. r wa.. . , V, ,L , H... ,. SML. 5.4 ra mu.-ffwsxts.-.y, f - .. .43 , .K . K .-.v,,,., ...- The Pep Group is organized to promote good sportsmanship and school spirit in our students. Volunteer membership is by pledging to support the varsity teams at all games, home and away. Meetings are held weekly dur- ing the scheduled Varsity season. Student Police l Bottom Row I J. Shirley, C. Mc Cuien, A. Stephens, C, Gibson, Row 2 1 W. Michaelis, J. Ford, D Thomas, R. Gaudy, R. Stahl, Capt L. Williains. These boys are representatives of the Student Council. Self government, to them is as important as self respect. Their Work is to remind students that good conduct is the only impression many people have of our school. Cooperation of the student body in working for better citizenship makes them happiest.