Fitzgerald High School - Spartan Yearbook (Warren, MI)

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A DIRECTORS Louis Masch Walter Schofield Trustee Secretary g . .......,w , . . X E R f M A H F fm. ew. , , ,,,.e ' President it t - - f L'ee . M' e . Paul J. Finchem f E . T- f 1 wv, f . ' Treasurer V'ef J Albert c. Marshall H ' f .f i eee' 1 Trustee . V evee M By initiating, for the first time in our system, courses in adult education, special educa- tion, reorganizing vocational education and extending the field of counseling and guidance, the Board of Education tthe directorsj has broadened the lens of our camera FITZ-TV and brought to us many new channels. The foresight these gentlemen have shown is extended as well into the new building program which will provide additionalfacilities and studios . This will take the students and community out of the fringe areas and into the better light of clearer programming. The Board has provided us with an addition to the Mound Park School, completed high school and garage additions, installed lighting for the athletic field, built outdoor gym facili- ties, improved parking and play areas, acquired sites for new buildings, and is now foresee- ing the planning of new high school and elementary school additions. Because of this farsighted program, the students of the Fitzgerald school system and the members of the community will now be able to enjoy greater reception through these ex- tended areas. i' EXECUTIVE PRODUCER l,,e ,f G Congratulations on completing your high school ,Q g education! ii e' F' However, you must never think you have learned i enough and that you may now relax your efforts. Your wmv.. education should continue during your lifetime. Every- , day you should be learning and putting to practical use . 'ka S .-- .. the knowledge you gained. Civilization needs men who can save it from dissolution and those who can benefit it most are those who are freest from prejudice, hate, revenge, ff W- whim and fear. The true test of your education will I d...W,,w,,.,,.9 be in your ability to serve. We shall continue to take a friendly and active , interest in your pregress after graduation. You are ever welcome to call on us for any assistance we can X x . .MQ K5 , M I , t ' give. Cordially yours, 3 Earl s. Eidt, Superintendent .v .594-321 .

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g Graduates of 1953: P R 0 D U C E R S : H r 'N ' You have arrived at that point where society and educa- ' X ,..,1 ., 'e'Q learning. More than in the past years of your life you are e now about to make your own decisions about to look forward y - ,, , ,str i tional management have chosen to end the first stage of your 1 X wx X4 Nh N N ' .. A , to a part in society, and about to make the most of opportuni- ty to support yourseli and your loved ones. Your education has only begun. It will continue through- out your life. Some of you will seek additional learning much more diligently than others. Your teachers at Fitzgerald have faith in you. They p believe you can accomplish almost anything you choose, if you really apply yourself. They remain your sincere friends. Do not forget them. The will not forget you. Sincerely, P. D. Chatterton Coordinator WLXHMP MU . . . . . -.QC qv' . v'. ' ' , W ea . 10 ' f ,Q A ' ' ' si fl 1 , , . 2 t ft . 'X ' 1 Mos !...,.., ' -W ' . 'L Y' t N- X ' , A . 't'? ' y '- f ' f 5 A VA A s , Ska ,lr f . A Irene ery Richard Berrymar Cora Bren n, Jean Cart rr Leota Clark Q0-fuafif-4,0-'jx , all . ' ii' ,llh ' i' Marilyn Cousino nald Cro? Car1gEast fi, : . , v u Fe W Mo M V ' i Wi S 'i'l as ' t ' t Loretta Freed Alice Gerlach Charl? Greig Q John Hild Ann Holappa rf-.E Lo MMI? 5 S . ,, iq .. 4 W K -A S: x w' M .. . .--, A N' -. 'I 'tg V 'I A Q' Yi P an M' 1 1 , ', T 'V --f, A . . , 1 I W . af iff l' ,S N y 1, ' 4 i g , X-.4 . V if X ' ,-2 my Vg: if J X t . 'I 1 V V L ' X ' ,V H Vi ? Qi . 'lffif' ' il Y . -. , . .S . . ' Horsch Roy Jackson, Pearl Kelley Irene Larke M'-Heli'-e 'ferns