Farmington High School - Rollcall Yearbook (Farmington, MI)

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1949 W INNERS Charles Larson, Keith Wieland, George Barrons, Coach Hutton. CQUILL AND SCROLL Seated: Barbara jones, Anne Marie Ruch Qpresidentj, Suzanne Labadie Ctreasurerl. Standing: Sally Stuntz Csecretaryl, Ann Plumton Cvice-presidentj, Miss Marian Dammon Ksponsorl. Recommendations are made to the National Secretary for the juniors and seniors who have done outstanding work on the Blue and White, Falcon, and Rollcall. In order to qualify, the nominees must be in the upper third of their class for the present year and must excel in some phase of journalism. Page Twenty-flue

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SPECIAL HONORS D. A. R. Pin The D. A. R. Award is sponsored by the Three Flags Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Candidates must possess to an outstand- ing degree the following traits: loyalty, patriotism, leadership, and service. Margaret Ann Plumton was selected by her classmates and the faculty as Farmington High School's 1950 representative. Keith johnson Memorial This special recognition is given annually to that senior who resembles the fine school citizen- ship that Keith Gordon johnson showed in everything he did. As a result of senior-faculty vote, the name of the winner is engraved on the bronze and Walnut plaque which the Class of 1940 presented to the high school in honor of their classmate. Traits con- sidered in the final selection are cooperation, de- pendability, initiative, promptness, honesty, clean habits, stability, and scholarship. George Barrons will receive the 1950 plaque at a special assembly in Iune. ATHLETIC AWARDS - AschenBrenner Trophy The AschenBrenner Athletic Trophy was presented anonymously in memory of Dr. Zae R. AschenBrenner. It is to be awarded annually to the outstanding senior athlete. The coaches make the nominations, but the final selection rests with the Athletic Council. Keith Wieland was the first senior to receive this honor. The 1950 selection had not been made at the time this article was Written. Brykalski-Coolman Award The Brykalski-Coolman Award was established in 1949 by the Class of 1941, in memory of two of their classmates who were killed in World War II. A candidate must be a junior, must have participated in at least one sport, and must have shown service, character, leadership, and scholarship. The first recipient was George Barrons. The 1950 winner had not been named when this copy went to press. Page Twenty-four

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.I U N I O R 3 OFFICERS Paul Jones Cvice-presidentl, Charlotte Mathews ftreasurerj, Jean Martindale Qsecretaryl, Vincent Stock Qpresidentl. First row: Annabelle Blair, Judy Henry, Lorene Hamlin, Ann Cunningham, Gleah Crain, Virginia Fryhoff, Shirley Gibbs, Sharon Andrews, Barbara Howle. Second row: Mary Ann Dunham, Joyce Gunnett, Gertha Culham, Richard Alexander, Michael Ferrante, James Crane, Robert Casey, Sally Giroux, Barbara Carpenter, Anita Barnum. Third row: Charles Gronlund, William Hanson, Gordon Harris, Margaret Clapp, Joyce Godair, Gerald Fulcher, Thomas Hoff- man, Richard Barber. Fourth row: Robert Clark, Jack Brown, George Hayes, James Bates, Foster AschenBrenner, Allan Hallaman, Duane Baggott, Donald Bunge. Page Twenty-