Farmington High School - Rollcall Yearbook (Farmington, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1954 volume:

Rallcdl Senialu Janna 6444444 ,defeated Spaniel 7oa4uLf3a21.enLL who wnfh scant appreclohon for their efforts dolly work and sucnfnce to orovnde us mth advantages and oppor tunmes winch they themselves have not known We, Me Sauna 01444 cfecfzlcale Mu 7954 Rallwll X XQX :T-in f ., ,, -A x 1: ,iq KN Ia X X SUPERINTENDENT ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT Mr 0 E Dunkel Mr J M Read ,Z PRINCIPAL Mr G V Hornson ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr J A Geiger I RUTHL BAILEY AB A.M Lahn English M ELSIE BARNARD AB M Typing MARYN BASTIANELLI BA MA Spanish French BEVERLY BENJAMIN B A Commercuol THEODOREV BIELECKI B lndusfrlal Arfs ROBERT BURTCH B E Boys Physical Educahon VIRGINIA CARLEY BA M Englush RAY GLENN B S Y DONALD J HOWELL Buology HAROLD HUMBLE B S Mathematics RUTH KIRCHNER B S Home Economlcs DONALD M KOBMAN, B A Englnsh Social Science . .A. . ,.s D I l.n. .A Af . ,s.s. DONNA LEA B S Girls Physlcal Education MARGARET LINGO B S M A Mathematics A TARMO MAATTALA A B History Government emu, JOSEPHJ MANZI B S Chemnstry Physics MARION B MURPHY BA M ED Librarian THOMAS PEACE A B Hnsfory LEES PEEL BA Englnsh Journalasm HAROLDW RAU BME MME Instrumental Music RAYMOND J SHERPITIS B S Speech English JERRY R. SPINK, B.A. Commercual CLAYTON M. TIMMONS, B.S., M.A. Drafting MARY WILCOX, B.A. General Scnence - Mathematncs , . ., . . Qi . - , . ., M.A. A ,W 5 tx iggtgl . , . ., . , . . . , . . . , . . ., . . . . , . . Seniafui 'wr jr-. ,i i Q fl , 016,44 oqddfdfty Si Uffccewi ln September, l950, one hundred and thirty three enthuslastlc, hugh spnrnted Freshmen answered the call to classes Although sllghtly bewildered and perhaps dlslllusloned at the start, they qulckly adlusted to the humlllatlng taunts ofthe Sophomores and the humble social status which all Freshmen are obliged to accept Nevertheless, this hardy troop pitched rlght Into their work and actlvntles elected an energetic slate of officers headed by Alan Alesander, and pre sented their furst dance ofthe year, lnlun Summer , which was closed to the best of the school They sold refreshments at the Berkley basketball game and wlth the proceeds presented The Last Round up Thus brought to a close the socval actlvntues of a happy eventful school year As sophomores they sold at two basketball games and nn February, l952 gave the annual Valentine dance, Hearts Content An enormous crowd turned out for thus event, lnlectlng new life mto an anemnc treasury and brughtenmg pro- pects for an all out J Hop In the comlng year Came the lumor year and the long antlcrpated J Hop, Manhattan Premlere Thanks to the unstmtnng hard work and cooperatxon ofthe commrttees, thus dance was a huge success As Aprul rolled around the theatrical talent ofthe class blossomed forth rn a rub-tlcklnng comedy Arsenuc and Old Lace , which was selected as the .lunlor Play A receptlon honornng the departung Sennors closed the season s actlvutues on a sentlmental note wnth warm farewells and best wishes In September, 1953 those once tumld Freshmen returned as the dngmfued over lords of a brand new school Even they, themselves, were somewhat abashed at the new found respect and authonty which they seemed to command ln November the class thespoans added to theur last of achueverrents with an admirable performance ofthe dramatrc Senior Play, Magnufr cent Obeses snon The Holly Hop , presented lust before the Christmas holidays, set the scene for a loyous vacatnon Lost Atlantls , the Senior Prom, came on May l5, a grand climax to the socral whlrl of another year The theme was carrned out wlth an underwater csty Clark Wlllnams orchestra provlded the muslc An excurslon by boat to Mackinac Island and Chicago wlth return by raul was the Trip Club choice for the fmal get together before graduatlon Following the tradrtnonal Swrng Out and Baccalaureate Servlces, Commence ment was held on June 'I7 and once more the Class of 54 stood on the threshold ofa challenging new adventure CLASS MOTTO Unlted to learn, departed to serve CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS COLORS Light Blue and Dark Blue quid.: Presudent V Presndent Secretary Twosure, Tom lsley Joe Petty Nancy Peddle Mary Mccqchen CAROL MAE AHO Love IS a beautlful dream Jr Class Treas Student Councul 3 Rollccll Falcon 3 G A A 12 3 4 Pres 4 Glrl s Bowling 2 3 Treas 3 Language Club 3 4 Sec 4 Jr Play Prompter Class Commnttees RICHARD HARRY AINSWORTH A devulnsh smule a boy worthwhule Varsity Club 4 Basketball 2 Class Commlttees ALAN DON ALEXANDER Has care IS never to offend and every creature us hrs frnend Fresh Class Pres Student Council 2 4 Pres 4 Varsnty Club 2 3 4 Sheriff 4 Choir 2 3 Boys Bowlnng 2 amsh Club 2 3 Jr Play cast Foot ball Mgr 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Cross-Country l Baseball 'l 2 3 4 Trip Club Class Committees PEGGY ANN ALTEMUS Fr endshlp us to be purchased only wxth fraendshlp C l 2 3 Lnbrary Club 4 Class Commnttees GORDON LEE AY RES So much ns a man worth as he esteems hamself Falcon l Cholr 4 Boys Bowling 4 Camera Club 2 3 Forensics 3 Jr Play Cast Sr Play Cast Football 'l 2 Basketball 3 Track l NANCY LUCIA BANKS Laughter as the loyous universal evergreen of lnfe G A A l Glee Club l Cholr 2 3 4 Cheerleadmg 3 4 Language Club 3 Class Commnttees MARALYNE JEAN BATES Beauty as Its own re- ward Falcon 3 Chonr 3 4 Class Commuttees SYLVIA JEAN BATES There ns no substitute talent Rollcall F lcon l 23 GAA 1234 VPres Cholr 2 3 Falconaures Accompannst 2 Glrls Bowlnng 4 F N C 'l Trnp Club Pres Class Com mlttees ll - - n 1 1 ' 1 1 . . 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' I I 1 1 ' 1 . . . 1 ' .1 - . a I , , GA! , K Hi., ,, 2 V 74 WAYNE BEUTHIN Too great haste leads us error Football 'I 2 Class Committees KURT S BLAD What is true, simple and sincere is most congenial to man s nature Boys Bowling 4 Cross Country 'l WAYNE ROY BLAKLEY Fields are won by those who believe In the winning Rollcall Lit Ed Falcon 3 Camera Club 3 4 Trip Club Class Committees RICHARD JAMES BOWERS The only way to get the best of an argument is to avoid It Band l 2 Boys Bowling l 2 3 4 Pres 4 Camera Club 23 Baseball 3 4 Trip Club Class Com mnttees ASTRID M BRAKKE A host of golden daffodils Glee Club 3' Choir 4 F H A 4 JUNE ROSE BRAKKE Fate makes our relatives choice makes our friends Glee Club 35 .lr Play Cast JAMES LEE BREWBAKER 'Patience is a necessary ingredient of genius. Student Council 3,4, Treas. 45 Varsity Club 3,45 treas. 45 Football l,2,3,45 Basketball 'l,2,3,45 Track 3,45 Capt. 45 Trip Club5 Class Committees. GERALD ARNOLD BRUMM Therefore, say and do everything according to soundest reason. Choir l,2,3,45 Falconaires 45 Football l,2,3,45 Track 2,45 Trip Club. SHARON LILA BURKE 'I wear my hat as I please, Indoors or out Rollcall Cholr23 Jr Play Cast Sr Play Cast V C Y Club 2 Trap Club Class Commlttees DENIS GEORGE CANNAERT How mUCI'1 we 9'-Tm who make no claims Student Council I Varslty Club 4 Band I 2 3 4 Boys Bowling 4, Camera Club 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Track I 2 4 CLARA MAY CARLSON If my heart were not Inght I would elle Glee Club I Girls Bowling 2 Language Club 4 Class Commrttees CAROLE VIRGINIA CHAPP A constant sprxng bubblung over wnth laughter Student Council 3 G A A I 2 3 Glee Club I 2 PATRICIA ANN COX She holds them wnth her glntterung eye Fresh Class Treas Jr Class Sec Rollcall Falcon 3 G A A I 2 3 4 Chonr 2 Language Club 34 F N C 2 Jr Play Student Durector Class Commnttees MURIEL LOUISE DANE Here comes the lady so Inght of foot Rollcull Art ed Language Club 4 Class Com muttees EDWARD LE ROY DANIELS Dascretlon of speech ns more than eloquence Band I 2 4 Boys BowI Ing I Camera Club 2 3 4 Football 2 Class Com mnttees RAULAND FREDERICK DEEG How cautions are the wa se Class Committees ' ll . 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FRANKLIN THOMAS DELMONTIER Jokes and nonsense, now and then, are relushed by the best of men Varslty Club 4 Football 'I 2, Basketball I3 4 Baseball 2 Trip Club Class Commuttees GERALD ARTHUR DIEHR By the work one knows the workman Class Committees DOROTHY JANE DOWNING Sllence IS a fine pewel for a woman, but ut s Isttle worn Rollcall G A A I2 4 Library Club 2 3 4 Debate 2 3 Forensics 4 Trap Club Class Committees CHARLES WAYNE DRYDEN There ns no great gemus wuthout a tmcture of madness Soph Class Pres Varsity Club 2 3 4 Sec 4 ball I 2 3 4 Trlp Club Class Commuttees GERALD ANDREW DYNDA Love s tongue us nn the eyes Boys BowImg4 Sr Play Cast Football I Base ball 4 Class Committees SHIRLEY ANN EVANS A Ilttle with quiet IS t only duet Rollcall PATRICIA AUDREY FANZINI The only way to have a fruend IS to be one GA A. I2, Band I 2 Sec 2 Sr Play Cast Class Commlttees THOMAS STANLEY FENTON He s lettle, he s wase he s a terror for his suze Choir 4 Falconaures 4 Class Committees I ll I I I I I 1 I 1 1 ' - I l . . . . . . , . ,, I ' ' ' 1 1 I I I 1 I , : ' : ' 1 ' - u . . . , I ' 'I I I 1 I - I Football l,2,4g Basketball I,2,3,4, Capt. 4, Base- l I I I I I I 4 I I 1 4 l l ' . . . - I ' I I I . .. . . . . he ' YI ll . . ,, ' ' I I I ' I 0 I M I ' I . 1 - - n , . . i . I I ANTHONY FERRANTE 'No sinner, no saint per- haps, but well the very best of chaps ALICE LORRAINE FRAZER Never say more than us necessary Band I 2 Trip Club KATHRYN LOIS GARDNER The 'oy ofthe heart fairly colors the face Soph Class Treas Rollcall Falcon l 2 3 G A A. I 2 3,4 Sec 4 Glee Clubl Choir 2 Girls Bowling l,2 3 4 Pres 3 Language Club 4, Sec Camera Club 2 3 Sec Treas 3 anlsh Club 'I 2 Sec-Treas 2 Jr Play Cast Sr Play Cast Class Committees LENORE ELFRIEDE GILDEMEISTER She looks quite safe and sound but so does gun powder Falcon 3 Blue and White 3 4 Asst Ed 4 Quill and Scroll 3 G A A I2 Glee Club I Choir 2 3 Girls Bowling l Cheerleading 2 3 4 Co Capt 4 Language Club 2 3 Camera Club 2 Treas anlsh Club I 2, Jr Play Student Director S Play Cast Class Committees MERRILY MARIE ANN GODIN My heart IS ever at your service Band Magorette I F H A 3 4 Trap Club MARILYN RUTH GOERS Wisdom of many and the wut of one Student Council I2 Rollcall Ed in-Chief Falcon 3 Blue and White 4 GA A I2 3 4 Girls Bowling I 2 3 4 Pres 4 Trip Club Class m mlttees ROGER JAMES GOERS Whoso would be a man must be a non-conformlst Varsity Club 2 3 4 Pres 4 Glee Club 3 Choir l 2 3 4 Treas 3 4 Falconaares l,2,3 Jumor P ay Cast Football I 2 3 4 Basketball I Track I 2 3 4, Class Committees JOSEPH RICHARD GOULET In great affairs if IS difficult to please all Student Council 2 4 V-Pres 4' Jr Class Pres - Blue and White 4, Asst Ed ' Language Club 3' Camera Club l 2' Spanish Club I 2' Jr Play Cast' Football l,2 3,4' Basketball l,2,3,4' Track l,2, , Class Committees amine. VIRGINIA MARGARET HALLOCK Luke cl re meteor un the troubled aur Blue and Whute 4 Glee Club I Gnrls Bowlung 2,3 Debate 3 Class Committees PHILIP ROBY HAMMIAL Too mucb rest IS rust Class Commuttees LESTER JAMES HARDEN If not seemly, do It not If not true say at not Boys' Bowling 1,234 Treas 3 Sec 4 Class Committees MARY MAGDAL ENE HEDGECOUGH I have no other but a woman s reason Falconl Glee Club4 Sec Girls Bowling 4 F H A 4, Historian Trap Club Class Committees JEAN HOPE HEFNER If the world s a vale of Chour 3 4 Glrls Bowling 3 F H A 4 THOMAS HILDEBRANDT ho proflt grows wl1ere ns no pleasure ta en Class Commuttees KAY ROSE HOLCOMB My book and my heart shall never part G A A I 2 Glee Club 'I Cbolr 2 3 4 Falconanres 2 Cheerleadnng 2 3 4 Co Capt 4 Forensucs 2 Class Commrttees PAUL ROGER HOOFNAGLE For we that llve to please nust please to llve Boys Bowlmg 4, Treas, Camera Club 3,4, V Pres 4 Football l,2 J V Mgr 2 Baseball 'I Trap Club If d . .,, . ' n 1 ' I ' 1 I I I 1 ' . an . n . . ., . 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I l A vi I ROBERT NELSON ISL EY How far that lnttle candle throws his beams Student Council 'I Jr Class V Pres Rollcall Bus Mgr Falcon 3 Camera Club 'I Basketball 2 Varsnty Mgr Class Commnttees THOMAS FREEMAN ISL EY Each man has has own desnres Sr Class Pres Varslty Club 3 4 Language Club 2 3 Debate I 3 4 Forensucs 'I 2 Jr Play Cast Football I 2 3,4 Basketball l 2 Track 'I CAROLE MARIE JAMES The reward ofa thing well done IS to have done rt Freshman Class Sec F lcon 3 G A A I2 3 4 Girls Bowling 2 3 Language Club 3 4 Camera Club 3 F N C 13 Sr Play Cast Class Com mlttees MARY ELIZABETH JEAN All must be earnest In a world like ours RICHARD HOWARD JONES Never say due Varsity Club 2 Band 'I 2 4 Boys Bowling 3 Camera Club 2 Football I 2 3 Track I 2 Class Commcttees PAUL ALLEN KOSMENSKY He profuts most who serves best Rollcall Falcon 123 Asst Ed 3 Blue and White 4 Editor Quill and Scroll 3 Band 'I Language Club 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 Jr Play Cast Sr Play Cast Trup Club Class Committees FREDERICK ALAN LEACH Take things as t ey come Glee Club 3 Choir 'I 2 3 4 FOICONCIIYGS 4 F007 ball I 2 3,4 Basketball I 2 Baseball 3 Class Committee s CAROL VIOLA LEMON A firm believes In the power of silence Class Committees II 1 ' H . 5 . - .p , . 1 1 1 , ' I ' 5 I 1 ' I . 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CLARA JANE LIND A Good Fnend to everyone Glee Club 2 3 Choir 4 Class Committees MARY RUTH MCCACHEN I laughed tlll l cried Sr Class Treas G A A 4 Girls Bowling, 4 Language Club 4 F N C 12 F N A 3 4 Trees 4 Class Committees JOHN CHARLES McCAFFREY May his fortune be as tall as he Varsity Club 3 4 Spanish Club I 2 Basketball l 2 3 4 Track 2 Baseball l Class Committees KATHLEEN ARGOLA MCCOURT Little said is soon amended Class Committees PATRICIA ANNE MC CRACK EN Glad that I live am l Rollcall Falcon 2 3 Blue and White 4 G A A I2 3 4 Girls Bawling 2 3 4 Sr Play Cast Class Committees EVELYN SHIRLEY MCKAYE Goodness is the only investment that never fails FNC 4' FHA 4' VCY Club34Treas' Class Committees r.IL.DA KATHRYN MAAS 'A good heart's worth gold.' Rollcall, G.A.A. lg Choir 2,3,4, Language Club 45 F.H.A. 4, V-Pres., Trip Club, Class Committees. WERNER CHARLES MAKI 'Imagination is as good as many voyages--and how much cheaper. Freshman Class V-Pres., Varsity Club 2,3,41 Glee Club 3, Choir 3,45 Camera Club 2,3,4, V-Pres. 2, 3, Pres. 4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Cross-Country l,2, 35 Baseball l,2,3,4p Trip Club, Trees., Class Com- mittees. ALICE MARY MANSEAU 'Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. Rollcall. ROBERT HAROLD MARKHAM 'The world is m country Falcon 2 3' Blue and White 4' Varsity Club 2 - Football I 2,3 4' Baseball I 2,3,4 Capt 4- Class Committees RICHARD GRAFTON MATTHIAS A good archer is not known by his arrows but his aim Band 'I 2 4' Boys Bowling 4' Camera Club 2 3 4' Forensics 4' Football I 2 3' Class Committees NANCY E MAYER They are rich who have true friends Rollcall G A.A 12 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 Choir 4 Class Committees ELIZABETH ANN MERESHAK The sincere alone can recognize slnceruty G A A 3 4 Choir 3 4 Falconalres 4 Language Club 4 Forensics 3 4 Trip Club Class Committes PATRICIA ANN MEYERS There are no secrets better kept than the secrets everyone guesses Falcon 3 Girls Bowling 23 F N C 12 Sec l FH A 34 VPres 3 Pres 4 Class Committees DARYL GLEE MORRIS It s a mad world Soph Class V Pres Football I Basketball I 2 Track I Baseball 2 Mgr Class Committees GERALD HOWARD MOYER I dare do all that be- comes a man Class Committees X JL! if.. I svn fl Ln' Y ,M-W JOANNE ELIZABETH OLIVER 'The hand that hath mode you fair hath made you good. G.A.A. 45 F.N. C. 45 Class Committees. NANCY ANN PEDDLE Virtue is the performance of pleasant actions Student Council 3' Sr Class Sec ' G A A 3 4' Choir 2 3 4' V C Y Club 3' Class Committees RALPH PECKHAM He blushes all is well Cross Country 4 JOSEPH WILLARD PETTY There are two sides to every question Student Council 'I Sr Class V Pres Falcon 3 Library Club 3 4 Jr Play Cast Sr Play Student Director Football 'l 2 3 4 Trap Club Class Com mnttees RALDH JAMES PORTER l will mointarn it bcfore the whole world Varsity Club 4 Choir 12 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Base- JOAN FLORENCE PORTS She keeps us guess un R call GAA 123 GleeClub'l Cl'10lr234 Falconaires 4 Language Club 3 4 Forensics 4 Class Committees JEAN NOREEN RALJPP And her hair hung down in rmglets GA A 4 Choir 'I 2 3 4 F H A 4 Class Committees JUDITH ANN REAGAN Love s a malady without a cure G A A 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Camera Club 2 Spanish Club 2 Class Committees WILLIAM DONALD ROSS A gentleman by nature, a scholar by educatlon Soph Class V Pres Jr Play Cast V C Y Club 2 3 4 Trip Club ClassCommlttees DIANA ROWE 'lt IS easier to belleve then to doubt G A.A 'l Choir 2 3 4 Class Commlttees JOAN MARIE ROZEN BOOM The days that make us happy make us wlse Rollcall Band I 2 4 F N C 3 4 V Pres 3 Pres 4 .lr Play Cast Sr Play Student Director Class Commnttees SUSANNE JOAN RUNDE Luke a camera lots of snap Falcon 3 Blue and Whute 4 Bus Mgr G A A I Gnrls Bowling 2 3 4 Sec 4 Lubrary Club 3 De- JOHN RUST If you have a contented mlnd you have enough to enloy llfe wuth Class Committees MARLENE MILDRED SAMPSON As unplanned as a hnccup Rollcall Falcon 3 Blue and Whute 4 G A A I2 3 4 Glrls Bowling 3 4 Language Club 3 amsh Club 2, .lr Play Cast Class Commuttees ARTHUR LOUIS SCHALDEN BRAND JR The flrst and most respectable of all the arts IS agn culture Jr Play Cast Sr Play Cast Football I 23 Trip Club Class Commnttees SHIRLEY ANN SCHULKINS A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance G A.A 2,3 4 Band l 2 Glee Club 2 3 Choir 4 Camera Club 4 F N C 2 3 4 Trip Club Class Committees ll I I . . - .5 . 5... 1:2 I - . 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IF li li i 5...,,5 5 I C BARBARA JEAN SHAY A true frrend as forever a fruend Falcon 3 G A A 3 Glee Club I Cholr 2 3 4 Class Comma ttees SHIRLEY ANN SIMPSON Thxngs that are moder- ate lost along whale Lubrary Club 3 4 Class Commnttees MATTHEW FREDERICK STAMAN A careful student careful not to overdo ct Spanlsh Club 2 Football 'I 2 3 Basketball 'I Baseball I 2 3 4 LORRAINE ELLEN STOCK Happy am I from care lm ree Falcon3 GAA 1234 Cl'1olr4 anlsh Club2 VIOLA MAE TAMM All s fair tn love and war G A A I2 3 4 Glee Club l Chonr 2 3 4 Class Committees JUNE I TATRO Liberty of thought rs the llfe of the soul Falcon 2,3 G A A I 2 3 Glee Club 3 Choir 4 TIMOTHY JAMES THOMAS No man IS free who IS not master of himself Varslty Club 3 4 Cholr 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Co Capt 4 Track 3 4 V C Y Club 4 KENNETH LEWIS VAN CANNON All thungs are what you make them Class Commuttees I u 1 ' W . . I , one , I ,,i 9 . . ' W . 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DAVID LEE WALIGO RA lf he had any faults, he has left us In doubt Class Committees FRANK LAWRENCE WALIGORA Stand an lme gurls, don t rush Choir 4 Football 3 DONALD FREDERICK WALLING Everythlng has been sand Football 3 Track 2 GARY BURT WALTERS It takes late to love Lefe Rollcall Blue and Whrte 4 Boys Bowling 3 4 Language Club 4 Camera Club 4 Sr Play Cast Football 2 Basketball 'I 2 Class Commrttees LEWIS PHILIP WARRINER Honor Iles In honest to Student Council 4 Blue and White 4 orts Ed Varsity Club Glee Club 3 Chour 3 Falconarres 3 Language Club 3 Camera Club 4, Sec Treas Spanish Club Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Track 3 Trup Club RONALD R WATSON A woman s nay doth stand for naught MARY ELLEN WEBER Though thus be madness yet there IS method In t Falcon 3 Blue and Whnte 3 4 Quill and Scroll 3 G A A 12, Glee Club 'I Choir 2 Girls Bowling I 2 3 Class Committees ELEANOR MAE WHITE I am sure care s an enemy to Irfe G A A 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Lnbrary Club 2 4. Q-., I sX! 3? 'Z' i az,-5 .ml MARY LOU WHITEHEAD No human thlng IS serious Importance Falcon 3 G A A I2 Glee Club 'I 2 3 Choir 4 Cheerleading I F N C I F H A 4 Class Com mlttees GERALD EVERETT WILLIAMS There ns a tnme for speakmg and a tame for beung stull Glee Club 4 Boys Bowlmg I 2 3 4 CrossfCountry 4 V C Y Club 4 Class Committees RONALD ALLEN WILLIAMS He puts hrmself upon his good behavior Boys Bowllng 3 ELDON GEORGE WILSON I never met a man I didn t luke RoIIcaII Football I 2 3 Baseball 2 3 Class Com mlttees MARY ELLEN WILSON It IS not good that the man should be alone Glee Club 'I Choir 2 3 4 Falconalres 2 Class Committees RAYMOND VALENTINE WOJTYNA A but of sound sense ns what makes men the rest as all rubbish Student Councll 4 Sec Sr Play Cast Class Com- mlttees BARBARA JOAN WYSONG To do two thlngs at once us to do neither G A A. 'I 2 Glrls Bowling 2 Trlp Club Class Com mrttees Not plctured LEE STEWART BARTH EL Self confudence IS the furst requisite to great undertakings Band I 2 3 4 Treas 4 Debate 2 3 4 Forensics 'I24 JAMES WILLIAM HILL We re born to be happy all of us Glee Club 4 Cholr 'I 2 3 Falconalres 2 3 4 Foot- ball I,2, Track I 2 I gal M Ann, bv' ll r-f'- X,, ,f- sf gg? 'i+ First row Carol Aho Marilyn Goers Sylvia Bates Joan Rozenboom Lenore Gildemeister Carole James Second row Richard Goulet James Brewbaker Wayne Dryden Ray Wogtyna Paul Kosmen- sky Gerald Dynda Werner Maki and Wayne Blakley NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society, established in Farmington High in l945, annually cites those students in the upper third ofthe senior class with recognized qualities of scholarship, service, leadership, and char acter The maximum number of students ellgiblefor membership is limited to fifteen per cent of the class made by the entire teaching staff in making the final selection of students This year fourteen seniors were initiated into the Society in an appropriate school ceremony held on March l BRYKALSKI COOLMAN AWARD The Brykalski Coolman Award was established in i949 by the Class of l94l to honor their two class mates who were killed in the Second World War To qualify, a candidate must be a lunlor, must have participated In at least one sport in each of his first three years and must have displayed notable scholastic and leadership abilities as well as out standing character traits James Brewbaker was the recipient of this award last year The l954 selection had not been made at the time this article was written A faculty committee headed by Miss Ruth Bailey, considers the recommendations and evaluations Frrst row Wayne Blakley Sylvra Bates Werner Mak: Second row Carol Aho Alan Alexander Rrchard Goulet Wayne Dryden Paul Kosmensky Kurt Blad James Brewbaker WOLVERINE STATE Each year a number of Farmlngton s clvlc organizations sponsor delegates to a state wlde Wolverlne Boys and Girls State Fave or sux boys and one gurl, all lunlors, are selected by a IUHIOY faculty vote A hugh sense of duty and morality, mental alertness vlgor honesty, enthusiasm cooperatlve attitude sportsmanshlp and consuderatuon for others are the stmdards on whuch selectuons forthe honor are based The gurl goes to Girls State on the U of M campus In Ann Arbor as the guest of the American Legion Auxnlnary The boys attend Boys State on the M S C. campus In East Lansing as the guests of theCuty of Farmington, Junlor Chamber of Commerce, Krwanls, Llons, American Legion, and Exchange Clubs Every other year the Townshlp of Farmington also sponsors a IUDIOI boy Durlng their one week attendance WI th students from all over the state the delegates partlclpate un the organlzmg and routlne functnomng of vanous city, county, and state mock governments ASCHENBRENNER TROPHY The AschenBrenner Trophy presented anonymously In memory of the late Dr Zae R ASChenBrenr1er IS awarded annually to Farmington s outstandlng senlor athlete The coaches make nomunatuons whnch are then referred to the Athletac Councnl for the final decnsnon Thus award, first presented nn l949 went lomtly last year to Richard Tyler and Robert Mansfneld : I A I ' : I I I I I I ' . 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Flrst row Lenore Glldemerster Marlene Sampson Patrncra McCracken Sue Runcle Wayne Blakley Second row Mr Lee Peel advlsor Marnlyn Ooers Paul Kosmensky Murrel Dane QUILL AND SCROLL Junlors and senlors who have met the requirements of the National Organization of Qurll and Scroll are recommended to the national headquarters for admlsslon to the soclety To be admitted at Farmington Hugh a student must have been actlve on the Blue and Whlte or Roll call, or must, IH previous years, have partlclpated on the Falcon staff Membership In the organization, which was Introduced at Farmington un 1946, rs restricted to students an the upper third of their class SCHOLASTIC ACHI EVEME NT Thus year two Farmmgton seniors stand virtually tled for frrst place scholastic honors The two Joan Rozenboom and Wayne Blakley have malntalned an almost straight A average throughout their four years of hugh school, at the same time actively partlclpatmg rn numerous school actnvltles Joan has played for three years nn the band, has been a member of the G A A and F N C , was cast as Abby Brewster rn the Junnor play, and acted as a student dlrector of the Sensor play She IS a member of the Rollcall staff Wayne came to Farmington rn hrs sophomore year, has been a member of the Camera Club and Falcon staff, and ss serving as Llterary editor of thus year's Rollcall Both students plan to enter the Umverslty of Mlchrgan In the fall ' : I Q I I I ' I I I ' : ' I . 1 l ' 1 I ' I ' I , , . - - - , . . n All members receive a year's subscrlptron to the magazine 'Quill and Scroll. i , V lin.. 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' n . l . 1 MARILYN GOERS JAMES BREWBAKER D A R GOOD CITIZEN Marulyn Goers has been selected as the D A R Good Cutuzen of Farmungton Hugh for thus year I beung so honored Marulyn upholds an exactung famuly tradutuon begun un l942 when an elder suster Dorothy receuved the award Another suster Lous was named as Farmungton s good cutuzen un 1945 An actuve partucupant un numerous school actuvutues Marulyn us thus year servung as edutor un chuef ofthe Rollcall She served on the Student Councul un her Freshman and Sophomore years and us afour year member ofthe G A A and the Gurls Bowlung League She us also on the Blue and Whute Staff The Senuor Class annually nomunates three gurls onthe bases of outstandung dependabuluty 'ea er shup, and patruotusm From thus group the faculty selects one to receuve the award The Daughters of the Amerucan Revolutuon have been makung thus award at Farmungton Hugh sunce l94l KEITH JOHNSON AWARD The Keuth Johnson Memorual Award accords annual recognutuon to that senuor whose personaluty most nearly reflects the fune character and exemplary cutuzenshup for whuch Keuth Gordon Johnson was admured The name of the annual selectee us unscrubed on a bronze and walnut plaque presented to Farmungton Hugh by the Class of l940 un memory of theur classmate Each year the faculty nomunates three senuor candudates on the bases of cooperatuon dependabuluty unutuatuve leadershup promptness honesty clean habuts stabuluty and scholarshup The funal wunner us determuned by a lount senuor faculty vote James Brewbaker has been selected to receuve the award for thus year Q 7.5 . . - . . . . fl I I . . . . y . . . I ' I I ' I . - . y . . . . . . . . ,. d - . . I I I I I I I ' Q j X f 'ilI44 'k Seated: Charles Urquhart, treasurer, Diane Ports, vice-president, Bonnie Sovereign, secretary, Douglas Byron, president. Standing Miss Virginia Curley, Miss Ruth Kirchner, Mr. Ray Glenn, Mr. Tarmo Maattala, and Mr. Donald Kobman, advisors. Elan ,le S First row: Sandra Aldrich, Sue Jane Grinager, Diana Landacre, Robert Byrne, Patricia Bohl, Mary Harshfield, James Garner. Third row: Ronald Clarke, Patricia Kolan, Gary First row: Carolyn Matteson, Patricia Russell, Nadine Yanke, Bonnie Sovereign, Shirley Will Merl Powell, Diane Ports, Joan Puckett, Richar Susan Wykoff, Mary Ann Taylor, Beveriy Wandlan Jack O'Nan, George Oldfield, Carol Morton. . . ,F .-.. .. I i-if J- A HK X Bernice Bischof, Barbara Annette, Caryle Costello, JoAnn Empey, Dorothy Cassett, Vivian Auger, Nancy Lange, Lucinda Hamil nkins, Patricia Grover, Patricia Hayvnorth.Second row: Harold Bolton, Judy Carroll, Henry Evert, Charles Beam Noel Barbour, Bryan, Gerald Burton, Marilyn Gregor, Richard LaFlam, Larry Lemon, Bettie Jane Forgette, Donna Hamlin, Ronald Kudla, Gordon John DiMaio, William Dickerson, Douglas Byron, Albert Dompierre, Neil Anderson, Charles Bragg, Gerald Byrtus, Rodger Clarke, amlin, Frank Joseph, Jay Hawkins, George Barbour, Rodger Fendt, John Fawcett, Carol Long, Sylvia Gazley. i : 1 0 I sh' A . 5 5 1' fi as -'Q Q v, I' , 8 GV ,,, J .1 Q v i M ggi iq 3 i Norton, Mildred Martin, Wanda Menke, Sandra Parsons, Beverly Peddle, Phyllis Ridal, Dianna White, Ann Wixom, Lois Wood, Louise Wysong, Sylvia Thompson. Second row: Jerome Ray, Dennis Mahoney, Donald Rulapaugh, George Natho, Rudolph Golla, Pressley, Paul Thomas, Carol Stark, Richard Tandy, Catherine Tessmer, Bruce Shoquist, Richard Sutherland, Robert Spencer, Georgina Vailloncourt. Third row: Lillian Rodgers, Ronald McKenzie, Jay Mason, Craig Rockafellow, Gerald Rice, John Phelps 9 I i , First row: Gary Best, Shirley Bunnell, Sheri Bryson Joan Crossett Caroline Bishop Marilyn Carmack Donna Cox Kennth Kingsley, Allen Jones, Elsie Kinsman Gary Talvensaarl Nicholas Spicer Charles Toole Russel Stevenson Annette, Patricia Clappison, Virginia Duncan Carlene Daniels Irene Clark Patricia Berry Sidney Bishop William Fulton, Nancy Gadde, Annette Blanchard David Harrison Mary Johnson Gilbert Hambee Nancy Flack Glen Warner, Barbara Stover. Third row: Daniel Burnett Carol Davis Lois Ayres David Cargill Edward Bonnville Keck, Marvin Grenke, Gordon Hamilton, David Hackett Frank Hnmmler Thomas Hood Donald Hayes John Hohwort Waligoro, Norman Willoughby. f-l First row: Rodney Layton, Vice-president, Carlene Daniels, president, Lois Rockov, secretary, Nicholas Spicer, treasurer. Second row: Mrs. Beverly Beniamin, Mr. Theodore Bielecki, Mr. Raymond Sherpitis, Mr. Harold Humble Mr. Donald Howell, Miss Elsie Barnard, Advisors. DD 55515 M N LL I Cf. f'!J 271-,Al Mary Griffen, Diane Franiac, Carolyn Konkel, Karen Kullgren, Louis Gildemeister, Dennis Hamilton, Frank Simpson, Lois Urquhart, Vivian Smith, Fred Smith, Shirley Wallace. Second Row: Alice Thomas Cairns, Beverly Berini, Anna Hedgecough, Marlene Fenton, Clara Hanson, Mary Howe, Barbara Hallock, Roberta Spaller, Mary Wegener, Gerald Wheeler, Donald Wolfe, Mary Vetter, Diane Westfall, Gary Walters, Edward Barnum, Delene Domes, Russell Desmelik, Roy Doonan, Robert Goers, Tony Kleiner, Gerald Guy Howen, Donald Wood, Harley Saylor, Robert Sundrla, Donald Yordy, Norman Wallace, Martin ov, M if 'T First row: Delores Meyers, Claudette Parsons, Patience Miller, Ruth Petersmark, Carol Lajennegse Janette Preniczky, Millicent Porter, Leah Nathan, Joanne Mitchell, Robert Meadus, Second row: Ronald Roberts, Allan Meade, Carole Moore, George Mullin, Douglas Meadus, Lois Rackov, George Powell, Dean Morris, Margo Runyon, Sharon Regentik, Barbara Petty, Rodney Layton, William Land- acre. Third row: Geraldine McCaffrey, Floyd McKaye, Larry Melvin, Donald Nichols, John Oliver, William Russell, David Price, Gerald Plautz, Donald Robinson, Peter Quisenberry, Frank Mancuso Frank Lieder, Howard Lewis. First row: Carl Beier, Fred Bending, David Clark, Leonard Bischof, Sally Ainsworth, Patricia Chordich, Barry Beals, Sally Everts, Douglas Hervela, Barbara Hoppe, Carolyn Huggins, Mona Johnston, Linda Kelly, Alice Lancaster, Judy Hoofnagle, Janet Kelly, Janet Cherie Aldrich, Linda Chambers, Carol Cusac, Virginia Brugman, Barry Brown, John Bodi, James Cavins, Howard Ames, Thomas Clarke, Carl Johnson, Sally Henry, Suzan Larson, Judy Hannum, Thomas Leach, Eldon Libstaff, Harold Hawkins, David Lund, Mary Hanson, Larry Lynch. Third row: Dorothy Baldwin, June Boyce, Edna Mae Buckner, Richard Barker, Robert Eves, Jerry Carlton, Ted DeGroat, Nancy Hodgins, Dale Golla, Anne Galbraith, Kenneth Hall, George Fryer, Mary Fisher, Richard Hoffman, Peter Koskela, Fourth row: John Cook, Herman Binsch, Robert Arrington, Virgil Butler, John Clingham, Tom Calkins, Charles Dickard, Edward Hagstrom, Thomas lltis, Herbert Howes, Ronnie Loring, Dennis Liphordt, Wesley Jones, Donald Kegley, Howard Greene, Larry Hart, man, Ronald Frank. , ,ga . 'CJ First row: Charles O Connor, Dennis Nessen, Fred Menke, Judy Mason, Nancy Mitchell, Sandra Peterson, Barbara Malenfant, Merle Parsons, Alma White, Arlene Scott, Katherine Stratos, David Williams, Gary Warner, Shirley Walters, Barbara York, Shirley Audrey McCaffrey, Carol Rozenboom, Barbara Place, Carol Margherini, Ronald Murphy, Lynn Parks, Nancy Nichols, Jeannette Sakofske, Elva Mae Williams, Barbara Schamanek, Carol Wilson, Patricia Sutton, Albert Shay, Barbara Violette, Karel Zingleman, Virginia Melson, Betty Lou Ports, Maryjmn Ohman, Catherine Robertson, James McClinaghan, Raymond Porter, William Martin l, Bradley Stewart, Gerald Urquhart, Gerald Stainbrook, James Wilson, Thomas Whelan, Bruce Salovv, Charles Wilson, Ray Stover, liam Madrey, Donald Peddle, Dennis McBride, Robert Newman, Norman Pippin, Lawrence Raupp, Lindell Ross, Thomas Matz, Brian and, George Schulkins, Dennis Sauerbrey, Peter Schaldenbrand, James Schlotterbeck, David Warriner, James Sundrla, Judy Mary Ainsworth, David Clause, Fred lmus, Forgette, Dorothy Ferrante. Second row: Curtis, Janice Andrews, Claudia Costello, Mary Frazer, Joanne Johnson, Nancy Lind, Elaine James Abend, Robert Brewbaker, Thomas Cornell, Alice Gadde, George Janisse, Sarah Gallant. Andrews, David Byrne, Robert Harris, Robert Richard Iltis, Ettie Ann Fawcett, Robert Hoff- 4 81644 Perkins, Sharon McEachin, Leonard McKinney, Schroeder, Judith Stokan. Second row: Karen Roggenbuch, Carol Read, William Rickhardt, Irene Scott, Beth Wixom. Third row: JOGMB John McCaskill, Betty McNatt, Blanche New- Dennis Verbanic. FOUYYIW POW! James RUd0lPl'h Rogers, Donald Pember, Karen Senob, John Wissinger, Judith W9i9l fmcn' - ,.. .ef ti., ' x.,-Amie First row: Linda Kelly, treasurer, Alice Lan- caster, vice-president, Judy Hoofnagle, sec- retary, Wesley Jones, president. Second row: Mr. Jerry Spink, Mrs. Marion B. Murphy, Mr. Clayton Timmons, Mr. Harold Rau, advisors. KQgm1ifvmwf2gmsrfpx . GMM ENGLISH IV MECHANICAL DRAWING II SPANISH I ','.f 'f f 4'-'wif ' g, i CHEMISTRY I f 'wfffs I ,.-,- 'Aa' 1q4,,f,4-J ,, I .--V-'W ' 4 L, LIBRARY ADVANCED ART Q 'issuer HOME ECONOMICS III x i V SHOP II -L-1 TYPING II ,-3, I 4 ' fit 4 4. if 1i'f '.... ii His 1131 3' is..- Seated: Linda Chambers, Carole James, Jim Brewbaker, treasurer, Richard Goulet, vice-president, Al an Alexander, president, Ray Woityna, secretary, Ruth Petersmark, Sandra Aldrich. Standing: Mr. James Geiger, Jane Grinager, Jane Boyce, Vivian Auger, Rodger Clarke, Don Nichols, Karen Senob, Bob Brewbaker, Mr. G. V. Harrison. Siucfauf Uoanczll J Y 1' f U-Q-,f ' The Student Council is composed of four elected representatives from each high school class plus a senior presi- dent and vice-president elected by the entire student body. Members meet each week with their sponsor, Mr. James Geiger, to discuss current school problems and seek their solutions. Members thus gain valuable experience in legislative procedures and self government. ln general, the Council exists to promote the welfare of the stu- dents, to assist the principal at school functions, to schedule school dances and assembly programs, to act as a pop- candy commissary, to aid in the selection of cheerleaders, and to encourage civic drives. This year faced with a number of issues arising from the new and larger school situation, the Council undertook a maior revision of the school constitution. Provisions regarding elections were clarified considerably, and the Student Court, having proved unworkable and un- popular, was abolished. ln addition to their regular duties, the Student Council sponsored the annual Homecoming festivities, the Talent Show, and the New Year's Eve Dance, and dis- tributed printed basket ball schedules. At the end of the school year, a certif- icate of merit was awarded to each Stu- dent Council member in recognition of his or her service in this important phase of school activity. ? 1 ,,, .- l fx, ' Y ri - A ' - X: ., ,,,,w,,,,,.N, ,,.,, Seated: Gary Walters, Mr. Peel, advisor, Lenore Gildemeister, Paul Kosmenslry, Richard Goulet, Phil Warriner. Standing: Virginia Hallock, Patricia McCracken, Marilyn Goers, Bob Markham, Sue Runde, Marlene Sampson. BLUE AND WHITE The Farmington Journalism Department took a step forward this year with the purchase of a print- ing press and the introduction ofthe Blue and White a new school paper. The weekly paper is printed by the letterpress method, a vast improvement over the mimeograph process formerly used for the school publication. Students of the journalism class write all the copy which is then sent to the Farmington Enter- prise to be set by linotype. Setting ofthe headlines page make-up, and all the actual press work are done at the school by the students. Journalism students spend two class hours a day preparing the paper, for which they receive one and one-half credits. The success of the new paper is shown clearly A- by the increase in circulation from 150 copies at l the opening of tne school year to 500 copies at Christmas-time. The five cents charged for a copy enables the publication to pay its own way. I VARSITY CLUB OFFICERS Alan Alexander sheriff Wayne Dryden secretary Roger Goers presldent Jim Brewbaker treasurer Z' X1 ga on .s 3 at 85 'V' T7 3 First row Jlm Brewlaaker Charles Urquhart Alan Alexander Bob Byrne Dlclc Sutherland Dennls Mahoney Bruce Shoqulst Second row Werner Mak: Don West John Fawcett Jack Phelps Jay Mason Jack O Nan Don Nichols Larry Melvin Standing Roger Goers Doug Bryon Jerry Rlce Phnl Warrlner Ralph Porter Ronald Donaghue Wayne Dryden Don Robinson CD 'AM' 4' k fi 5 45 'fbi L .qv 5--J Seated: C. James, P. McCracken, S. Bates, C- Aho, K. Gardner, B. Annette, C. Costello, D. Cox. Second row: E. Kinsman, B. Sovereign, N. Peddle, S. Bunnell, M. Howe, S. Schulkins, M. Sampson, A. Annette, L. Hamilton, C. Bishop. Third row: N. Lange, B. Wendlandt, G. Vaillancourt, B. Woods, M. Powell, J. Puckett, P. Bohl, B. Berini, M. Bryan, K. Kullgren. Top row: Miss Lea, advisor, P. Cox, E. Mereshak, L. Stock, E. White, M. Vetter, S. Gazley, D. Ports, M. Goers. 6 C, G.A.A. OFFICERS Seated: Barbara Annette, treasurer, Sylvia Bates, vice-president, Carol Aho, president, Kathryn Gardner, secretary. Standing: Caryle Costello, minor sports manager, Miss Donna Lea, advisor, Patricia McCracken, maior sports manager. 5 fbedd Seated Karen Senob Betty Ports Barbara Place Nancy Hodgxns Standing Jane Downing Tom lsley Mr Smsth advisor Lee Barthel Barbara Annette First row R Frank W Maclrey R Eves W Martm B Sovereign L Hamilton D Nessen C Bener Seconc row C Matteson W Blakley B Shoqulst P Hoofnagle R encer E Daniels J Strncklancl D Cannaert S. Schulklns Third row J Schultz W Mak: W Dickerson G Walters P Warrmer C Rockafellaw JO Nan S. Gazley R Matthlas it QC an ffe if I C Q5 .c 3 Nl! lil 2 0 ' '- QL .. 'y ' ' 5 ,, - -, .L K 6 ' . -o ' - 54 A, .1 i -15 Y x,...+--- 'A ..,, 1 : I I I . I . : I I ' I I . I I ' ' : . , . , . , . ' , . ' , . ' , . , . ' . : . , . . ' , . , . Sp , . ' , . ' , . , ' , ' : . , . ', . ' , . , . ' , . , , ' , . ' a , :I .fffly ' ' ' A ff . J V . Y Q? ' K , J ., J . 0 6 lil 'K ' , ,A I ., ,, 1- 5' ' ' '- 1 - -v A g 14x ,Ng S W - W x , . 4 r F ' '- Qi. ,. 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U Nw: '6 x9 :K 1 Frrsf row S Henry E Hanson vi Perknns B Soverelgn vuce presndent C James presndent C Aho secretary K Gardner treasurer B Beals D Cox E Klnsman Second row N Mitchell S Larson B Annette K Stratos M Howe S Bunnell K Kullgren C Rozenboom N Lange N Lund P Cox V Nelson Msss Mary Basflanelll advrsor Thlrd row B Malenfant D Franlac N Flack K Regentnk J Welglwtman J Ports M Dane K Robertson C Daniels D Burnett N Spncer C Hanson B Brown Fourth row M Runyon N Gadde B McNatt B Stover E Fawcett R Desmeluk P Kosmensky W Russell H Maas E Mereshak R Hoffman D Domes D Gallo M McCacl'1en Jfuzfuf GMA as Q1- 17 If ab'- 't Flrst row Leah Nathan Vnvnan Smnfh Mrs Marlon Murphy lnbraruan, Sylvia Thompson Second row Karen Kullgren Eleanor White Peggy Altemus Nancy Lange Merl Powell Shnrley Simpson -,I ' to , Q 5 Q Q , , . , , - . , , . 6 I v I ,Q , . K ' , f U ' . . U S I f N ww U 1 ,, ' s.,4w,1f1 : ' I ' Il' I ' I ' I ' I I ' I I 1 , , . , . , Q l Q : . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . 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HOMECOMING Farmington celebrated its third annual Home- coming Day on October 'l6th with an Inter-Lakes conference football game with Waterford. Selected to reign as queen for the gala event was senior Carol Aho. Named to her royal court were senior, Nancy Peddle, junior, Vivian Auger, sophomore, Joanne Auger, and Freshman, Cheryl Aldrich, who, together with Queen Carol, presided over the game from their thrones on the 50 yard line. Highlight ofthe day's activities came at the dance that evening when the queen was officially crowned by Tim Thomas and Roger Goers, co-cap- tains ofthe football team. t 1-5 3 660 'Fn'.f '5m,, 4 L fxfiv XI First row D Landacre M Whitehead N Peddle P Ridal N Yanke J Shay P Haworth S Thompson D Cox Second row D Meyers C Moore A Hedgecough A Wlxom L Rackov P Clappison R Petersmark M Porter S Schulkins J Hefner M Bates Third row M Wilson B Hallock J Ports B Wendlandt A Blanchard C Chapp K Holcomb P Russell D Ports S Temple N Banks V Tamm C Stork B Stover C Matteson S Regentik B Petty Fourth row P Altemus L Rodgers J Puckett L Stock C Lind E Mereshak H Maas L Ayres R Spaller D Domes S Wykoff D Rowe M Taylor I Clark N Mayer Fifth row W Landacre T Fenton W Maki T Thomas F Wallgora G Ayres R Porter G Brumm F Leach R Goers E Barnum D Nichols L Glldemeister G Mullin Mr D Muray if fag af' - s 'L-5' ,, -.... First row: Joan Ports, Shirley Temple, Roberta Spoller, Delene Domes, Elizabeth Mereshak, Nadine Yanke, Phyllis Ridal. Second row: Tom Fenton, James Hill, Gerald Brumm, Fred Leach, Donald Nichols, William Landacre. VMJ4! glee Uuw ' ' First row: J. Johnson, C. Aldrich, A. McCaffrey, L. Nathan, B. Nathan, S. Walters, L. Wysong, A. Lancaster, M. Ainsworth, J. Forgette, J. Stokan. Second Row: A. White, L. Kelly, P. Grover, K. Reinke, B. York, S. Willsie, C. COSNHOI S. peferson' N. Lind' M, Fenton, C. Huggins, P. Miller, K. Zingelman, J. Wallace, E. Hanson, S. Henry B, Whife, Mrs, Willoughby, Third row: J. Martin, C. Prince, B. Denny, J. Preniczky, C. Parsons, M. Aldrich, J, Andrews' D. Boldwinl B. Sfoyerl C. Davis, M. Hedgecough, C. Daniels, V. Duncan, S. Knowlton, V. Brugman, J. Hannum. Top row: S. Jenkins, D. White, G. Vaillancourt, N. Hodgins, J. Norton, C. Margherini, B. Place, E. White, M. Ohman, D. Hamlin, H. Goodson, D. Westfall, M. Fisher, M. Powell, P. Berry. Ci if , C fx 4 'F C5 'Di fqz.. cw First raw: Raymond Belanger, George Janisse, Arve Johnson, Betty Lou Ports, Mr. Murray, David Lund, Kenneth Kingsley, Larry Lynch, Second row: Harley Saylor, Jim Rudolph, Daniel Burnett, Robert Goerg, Peter Kogkelql GQ.-Qld williams, John Strickland, Ronald Frank, Dean Morris. Third row: Howard Green, Herbert Howes, Frank Sundrla, James Hill, Lawrence Raupp, Norman Willoughby, Joseph Sokofske, Denny Benson, Larry Melvin. -v'- 1 ofa? vc,- rdf...-av 'X p.. af M' ,1' Flrst row Patrncna Bohl Carol Morton, Jane Grnnager, malorettes Second row .lack Phelps drum mayor The F H S Band under the durectuon of Mr Harold Rau and drum malor Jack Phelps, again lent :ts color and splrlt to the home football games Addltlonal band actlvntles for the year Included the annual Winter Concert plus partlclpatnon ln the 50lo and Ensemble Musical Feshval an Ypsalantn Regular tryouts are held In which all band members vue for honor posl tnons In thelr respectnve Instrumental sectlons, rating IS then determined lomtly by the director and a vote of fellow bandsmen Appropriate puns are annually awarded to furst chair players In each section, and a medal to the outstandnng musnclan ofthe entlre band Freshmen receuve letter awards for two years' partucupatlon 1 1 ' 1' l f ' g Q , ' x ' 5 A 1 V. ' !, ,I , gf e 1 ' , Vx- . ' 9 .vi f-5 Q-5-.W 4, ..- , L, lh1Ay ,fl 5 'Y fr we t VJ rg,.f . . : . . I - - . : , ' - I 0 O l I Q . ' . . . . . . .. . . D . . . . . . . .. . . ...,.... 'N if -'-w sr-' -4 ' '-w 5'-1 bf 1 -Q da'--ev Q,- it 'Ar 'Q Fnrst row F Menke J Mntchell P Bohl J Phelps C. Morton J Grlnager G Parsons Second row D Clark A Annetie R Jones D Connaeri R Murphy C Read W Menke F Bendnng D Hervelo Third row R Roberts L Borhfel G Hower R Doonan H Lewus R Mctthnas R encer E Dcmels R Fryer Fourth row Mr H Rau dnrecfor R llhs J Sokofske N Barbour F Hummler D Worruner R Smith J ONcn, S Gazley J Rozenboom 5? Co- captains: Roger Goers and Tim Thomas VARSITY FOOTBALL STARTING LINE-UP Douglas Byron, Tim Thomas, Don West, Dick Ainsworth, Charles Urquhart, Gerald Rice, Tom Isley, Dick Goulet, Jim Brewbuker, Roger Goers, Don Robinson ' ' First row: Jim Brewhaker, Gerald Rico, Don Robinson, Roger Gous, Tim Thomas, John Fawcett, Dick Ainsworth Don West. Second row: Sidney Bishop, Wayne Dryden, Jack O'Nan, Dick Goulet, Robert Byrne, Fred Leach, Bob, Markham, Charles Urquhart, Tom Sundrla, Denis Canncert, Alan Alexander. Standing: Coach Earl Bye, Tom Isley, Gerald Brumm, Ken Weber, John McCaffrey, Ralph Porter, Phil Warriner, Douglas Byron, Coach Thomas Peace. ' 7664114 F1 'H - F5 PH - ' A aSjeJ,if. g:4Jj gf 315 , j M k 1 5,,,'gf fslfyiffyh A ' A - v ' wr W N, V - N' , in N ' Q W, i 'gi' A- iirfiihfi kikh 1 .Q 5 1 lu Us , , x --. a 'fi 1,955 'J3ff ' 36 A xx L xv 9 . A gf' 0 Q A Y- ggi. 3 ,L f g X' f , - Ill iii? y L x li 'Tsai . I xv i Vg WI V 134 M I W V Q L. U Q N 5 :X . N I '-3 ' J H 'L A Q3 5 MA f ,GWB me , YH f 5 4 ' as :ia Juv: 554 I TN vi ,G Q n l1 4 ix lv MJ 1, 4? I .f rn, ? rg ,vq i ,qv di il in , .3 1 ' ,ff ' if 'I- uka , i,' Q Q ,L X ,R .J 7, K l FW qs J 1 V- Nj fn if '55 ga 5992 M 9 . N R , Q tx fu , k 4 N I 1 F .L ,A rv 54 QQQFSQLBI4. WSF W I V ,Y-ffw '99 'W V x My L' 1 ,v V M. .110 1 Vost valuable player Tum Thomas First row Charles Urquhart Tlmothy Thomas John Fawcett James Brewbaker Second row Roger Goers Gerald Rice Don Robinson IFF!!! I W P t J t at .-, ,, ' l 1 l f l 1 13 J l r wfwaw.. . , I ' 1, - A ' - . . , . ox . . . . I I , ' ' E.. l ' I - n - , . -. . I 9- ' 4 . - A -.4 I - - . , ' o ' - 4 , . V . 0 -- . N ' T . - . ., . ' 5 . .. . 3 ' u . o ' ' ' . 0 ' 0 .U I . l . D C . . ., ' - ., N . :- . 5 0 - ' . gn . , . . F y , I . - . 0 ' . :s ' - Q . . . ' . w 7 I 1 g- . ' ' V.- . ' - Q. . H N . 3 I , . . ' ' u D l , . - . 4 ' ' . ' ' . n . - -. . . o - . . Q Z . ' n '9. ' ' l . . 5... . . . I - . . 'O J' . . . L I - ' gf 5 , . 'n n u . Q ' 7 ' . S 0 . . . Q I . -O ' 'O . u f ' . 2' , I . - ' l . ' , I - , . os - . I . . 7 . s 0 ' . Varsuty Captavn Wayne Dryden Thus season the Farmungton Falcon basketball team won uts furst League basketball chompuonshup un three years Led b Ca t W y P Gln Gyne Dryden and hugh pount man John McCaffrey the team won eleven out of suxteen games and last only two League games The furst vuctory of the season was chalked up when Farmungton defeated Wayne 33 29 After defeatnng Clarencevulle 70 41 Farmungton won uts furst League game over Southfueld 48 38 Theteam was sparked by Werner Maku and Ronald Donaghue each makung eleven pounts On December 18 John McCaffrey led the Falcons to a 47 39 vuctory over Berkley Vvuth a 2 0 League record f Farmungton was tued wu th Walled Lake for furst place Farmungton took sole possessuon of League furst place as they defeated Walled Lake 50 38 for theur fufth straught vuctory Jerry Quce led the assault wuth 13 pounts Two complete upsets were suffered by Farmungton as they dropped to Lowrey of Dearborn and Waterford The W f dl ater or oss 57 44 brought Farmungton back unto a 3 'l League tue m ang pounts Thus vuctory again put the home team unto League furst place but Southfueld was close behund wuth a 3 2 record The Falcons lost theur second League game and dropped unto another furst place tue when Southfneld over powered them 45 30 After Y 47 35 The Falcon quuntet was paced by Jerry Ruce wuth 19 pounts Wuth 0 54 53 vuct W Il d L h ory over a e ake t e Falcons agaun took sole possessuon of the lnter Lakes League furst place as Southfueld dropped to Waterford The Vukrngs of Vvalled Lake were once 11 pounts behund but were able to overtake Far t d h mung on an go a ead Farmungton made a fast recovery and wuth I5 seconds left to play an the game was leadung by three pounts Walled Lake came back wuth another basket and as the funal buzzer sounded Farmungton was un front by only one pount defeormg Nayne the Farmungton Falcons held onto a furst place tue wuth Southfueld by downung Berkle The Falcons took revenge on Waterford wuth a 67 36 vuctory Coach Robert Burtch substututed fre l b t e y, u Waterford was unable to recover from an over powermg Farmungton furst team Although the Farmungton team agaun lost to Bentley they managed to clunch the lnter Lakes League Cham uo p n shup wuth a 57 47 wun over Van Dyke The J V downed Van Dyke 63 45 for theur fourteenth wun of the season John McCaffrey was hugh pount man of the season wuth T84 pounts and was followed by John Fawcett wuth 147 Hugh pount man for the J V was Don Qobunson wuth 'I66 pounts He was followed by Don Nuchols wuth 152 Followmg the funal game, John Fawcett a gunuor was elected captaun of the 54 55 cage season ll Y X' f - 15 N 'X' VARSITY BASKETBALL First row Alan Alexander Rlchard Goulet Jlm Brewbaker Wayne Dryden John Fawcett Vverner Mak: Second row Mr Robert Burtch coach Frank DelMontner Phnlnp Warrmer John McCaffrey erald Ruce Dean Morrrs manager fgptlilf C- mm Sgiirv I 'avwvor' at 2 f ll 22 J V BASKETBALL First Row F Smith D Harruson D Nuchols B Shoqulst R Pressley D Cargill E Bonnvllle L Glldemelsfer Qecond Row Mr Warren Puche coach J O Nan D Robinson R Frlmshaw D Warruner B Jones C Rockefeller D By on J Fl e 4 J ' ' V L N 1 v F9 l 6 J M 12 I 2 l 36 l i Q 1 1 l ' A u . 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' 5 , . , A. I I ' I V' I . ,ln X 1 -3- ll R I K x T v L 1 W ' wr:-A 2 T W X maxim r -rp, ' K YQ' A W, 3 1 V 9 3 1 Tzu , ,T .W L 5 - V , , qv Q M., - T i LY 45? II V , f Y fl Q 1 ,N X fxuliv I X Y ' V V , 7' , A A .Nuo ' Q q' 1o,Y.,f ', 8 'J'FNfl'm , T g ff' 12- f- --w .- T 36 I ' :N 'K ,' . 5 ' I I ' l I ' . 1 ' I. I ' 1 ' I I ' I ' I : . , . , . ' , . ' ' , . ' , . , . , - - Standing Nancy Banks Joanne Auger Clara Hanson Anna Hedgecough Seated Lenore Glldemelster Kay Holcomb Varsuty co captanns Lenore Gnldemenster Kay Holcomb T Betty Ports, Alnce Lancaster, Nancy Mntchell, Linda Chambers, Judy Hoofnagle, Jane Boyce t ' 1 I ' 5- V J, I I ' ,aw 1 I , . Q 95' 'i ' 1 . 9 A-A-ff burr 9. 'if sl ,wx J 3 First row Richard Cairns Denms Mahaney Bruce Shoquxst Ruchard Sutherland Nicholas Spicer Larry Melvm Charles Wilson Second row John Olnver Gerald Flnck Jay Mason Rnchard Grrmshaw Davnd Trombley Frank Hlmmler Ralph Peckham Donald Nichols Coach Harold Humble 7acwA 7ea,m Flrst row Rrchard Sutherland Robert Byrne Denms Mahaney Nlcholas Spncer Larry Melvm Kenneth Kmgsley Second Row James Bryan Donald Nichols Frank Sundrla Walter Knupp James Brewbaker Tnmothy Thomas Thomas Sundrla John Phelps Third row Jay Mason Robert Mansfneld Noel Barbour George Barbour Davnd Harrrs Roger Goers Richard Grlmshaw Paul Lemon Coach Harold Humble I 'Q 43 4 :V 'H we Q1 Xxx -, 1 'WJ' 'Q M Z Y 'T' -1 QQ .Ji . -. E Tn, ' i if'i'?, . , Aft, L . W , - 1 'K , -if ' , .-s , ' , - First raw: John Strickland, Alan Alexander, Werner Maki, John Fawcett, Robert Markham, Edward Strye, Alan Jones. 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J' .swim K pilifgiw xi' a C O 1,4 ws- GUN f , LL x1 atb- BURNETT BROS BILL AND DAN ALL SINCLAIR PRODUCTS PHONE 9032 COMPLIMENTS OF O COMPLIMENTS OF DICKERSON S HARDWARE ORCHARD LAKE AND TEN MILE PHONE 0004 SPRING BROOK GARDENS are e dIogeeBc 23614 POWER ROAD PHONE 00781 FARMINGTON MICHIGAN FARMINGTON PURE OIL SERVICE FORMERLY CATLETT S WRECKER SERVICE PHONE 0681 C OMPLIMEN TS OF MAC'S Sc I0 S5 OO STORE JIM BURNS INC FARMINGTON MICHIGAN PHONE 1411 I 0 32411 GRAND RIVER coNGRAruLAnoNs ORBIT INDUSTRIES COMPLIMENTS OF H O W A R D O T I S Donors PLYMOUTH Comphmenfs of Dr G F Weaver Formmgfon State Bunk .IEW ELERS CLASS RINGS INVITATIONS TROPHIES 33317 GRAND RIVER CAPS and GOWNS FARMINGTON MICHIGAN 3040 Gratiot Avenue Defrost Mrchlgan PHONE 1365 LO 7 O60 O 33331 Gmnd River COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE SMITH TUPPER The FarmIngIon IUMBER C0 SIaIeBank 28575 Gmd R'Ve' FARMINGTON MICHIGAN I-crm ngfon O955 KEnwood 2 8530 Sy 1' 860 KE I 284 Rely on ROBERTSON S For The Best SPORTING GOODS 0 TOOLS ond MACHINERY I-IOUSEWARES 0 GARDEN SUPPLIES PAINT 0 CABINET HARDWARE BAR B Q EQUIPMENT 0 TOYS HEADQUARTERS FOR LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL EQUIPMENT Robertson Hardware Company 27740 GRAND RIVER FARMINGTON KENWOOD 3 5399 sbd yfTBRA WOODWARD 2 4300 T149 GRISWOLD DETROIT 26 ' I I I ' i - --Member- Federal Reserve s em Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Farm. 'I - 7 9 u si iar o . . YL'S C U R T H A l l CO2'E,ffZ?LS2.? S PONTIAC sALEs 8. sERvlcE FARMINGTON LUMBER 8. COAl C0 Everything for The BulIcIer Phone OOQO 32800 Grand River Formzngfon Machngon hll ver 43 5G CIR M EBERLE M SMITH ASSOCIATES, Inc ENGINEERS ARCHITECTS I . Telephone: Nor? vi e 308 P'1Of v 2680 315224 Grand Ri 75 ron iver Novi, ichigan CONGRATULATIONS Class f 1954 COMPLIMENTS OF CARL A GOERS cw, and coke L and H woon mrs co Phone 0017 6'PHOT0GRAPHY AT ITS BEST Schools Weddings Babies H A POWELL STUDIOS La gesf fhe M d esf TOLEDO DAYTON DETROIT o I 31525 Grand River Avenue I I IIIII II III llun III IIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I 'J ' L 'ffl 'I I' smce 1836 FOOD WINEING LODGING IN EARLY AMERICAN TRADITION GRAND RIVER AT EIGHT MILE ROAD FARMINGTON MICHIGAN Sefuofzd. Freshmen 6 Sefulofui Sophomores Iumors I otwrd I me D I ., ll 62133 . Efdfllf cfJOf,'1fUzA,Zf a mmgton run on SERVICE OUIGLEY MACHINE PRODUCTS P-C Oou 0 30956 G d R F Q O .gud ruc ion n .4 n Ae Cfauroom u uca ion n 5 n I e F w Rosen-rson O J I' F 'ngton 3081 ' KEnw0od 1-4003 Congrafulahons Class o 1 X h . I ,xx 'Vee X. AP cb' , - ' 28C McCRACKEN ORCHARDS QUALITY APPLES 35700 Twelve Mile Road Phone 1054 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1954 CONROY S MARKET 23534 Farmington Road NICHOLS SERVICE TEN MILE cmd MIDDLEBELT Phone 9099 sr W SH JEAN S SERVICE BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1954 Personnel of BLAKESLEE MOTOR SALES, INC Chevrolet Sales 8. Service CONGRATULATIONS TO H SENIOR CLASS P W PORTS M Complimenls of THE LAKEWAY DRIVE IN CURB SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF THAYER FUNERAL HOME Farmington Michigan COMPLIMENTS OF FARMINGTON MILLS PHILIP B THOMAS JEWELRY WATCHES DIAMONDS JEWELRY REPAIR 23613 FARMINGTON ROAD PHONE 2315 ' T E . . . ' . D . , - Phone 2700 Catering to Parties ond Weddings B E I E S I MOSS COUNTRY MARKET 32599 Grand River Cut Off Farrnnngton Michigan PHONE 1697 Remember BERLING McHUGH has a car for you FARMINGTON S FORD DEALER hx 4 Lf A vrlv KENN LOOMIS I N S U R A N C E CONGRATULATIONS EVERETT IMPLEMENT COMPANY Your International Harvester Dealer 31200 Grand River Farmington COMPLIMENTS OF PLUMPTON'S BARBER SHOP BEST OF LUCK CIVIC THEATER 33332 Grand River Phone 0444 BEST OF LUCK BROWN S MARKET 7394 Orchard Lake Road MAYFAIR 6 2195 DANCERS DEPARTMENT STORE COMPLIMENTS OF DR R C SMITH Optometrist BOB S BARBER SHOP I I - Q- 'IIqIIe,u .qnmmunu - A u.sinm.x CONGRATULATIONS 3 L A 0 E FARM. O3 23234 FAR T . 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