Fitzgerald High School - Spartan Yearbook (Warren, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

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' vii, N , E ,z V C333 'Vin of, ICIIWAID Year after year after year the beginning of each new season brings back into our school demic Each season introduces a cycle of well established traditions that have stood the test of time We are certain these traditions will continue year after year after year 1948 1950 1952 1954 1956 1958 1947 1949 1951 1955 1957 1959 oo o S S lives certain traditions both social and aca- 1953 :jail 5-14 cwinlec L5-.28 grub? .29-46 G-ll! cS,w,,, 47-7.4 geniou 75-86 Zflmlezcfaumen 87'-93 yunloz 94-402 Ded1cated to the school trad1t1ons that are as mseparable as the seasons From the opemng k1ck off, to the Harvest Hop Snowflake Fantasy Chrlstmas Basketball Tournament sprlng sports push cart race Jumor Prom and c 0 In m e n c e m e nt exerc1ses these aCt1V1t1CS are blended w1th the ac adem IC tradxtlons to prov1de an enyoyable school year Vonna lends a hand with the dishes. Charlotte helps Vonna make her bed. dig: aff: I-ul exchange student pun' Local American Field Service committee left to right Mr Gayde, Mr. Hild, Beverly Hiaser, Mrs. Kubalak, Mrs Ptashnik, Mr. Kistner, Mr. Berryman, Miss Fournier and Mr. Peterson. Giovanna Fessia of Turin, Italy, became our first American Field Ser v ic e Exchange Student. After a long journey by train, boat, and bus, she arrived at the home of har foster parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Kubalak, in September of 1958. The National Honor Society, in conjunction with the school board, the localAmerican Field Service Committee, and student body sponsored this program. An assembly welcoming her was held before l400 stu- dents and faculty in the high school gymnasium. In addition, a dance was held in her honor. In June the entire student body bade farewell to this wonderful Italian girl who lived among them and displayed excellent academic and social qualities. Fund-raising projects were hold in order to provide the necessary contributions to support this program. The S650 needed was raised through a dance, a spaghetti dinner, and some contributions from local businessmen with a donation from the school board. Mr. and Mrs. Kubalak are sincerely thanked for their generousity. They gave of their time, effort, and love in order that Giovanna might have a home away from home. We hope Giovanna and succeeding exchange students will carry back lasting memories of Fitzgerald High School, its students, faculty, and community. 45 registration 1400 registrations! 7000 classes to be scheduled! This staggering task is faced each year by our coun- seling office. Each grade meets with its respective counselors to determine the course of study for the coming year. Next year: 1600 registrations and 8000 classes to be scheduled! 5 , lf i Bob Bagley ponders a registration blank, trying to decide his course for the next year. -24 i' Let's see I ll take art swimming, study-hall and lunch. .411 .SM ga Zclu zu The first few weeks of the fall term find the e nt ire student body lined up in the hall opposite the photo suite in order to have their mug shots taken. The project sponsored by the s t ud e nt council affords the students with pictures for I. D. cards, re c ords, and the yearbook. The photo company offers a packet of pictures that the students may p ur c has e ata nominal fee. Profit from this sale defrays costs of projects the st udent council sp onso r s. This year the profits were directed toward Project Patio. f Line up, sign up, and smile pretty are instructions given by student coimcil members on picture day. Al Drath Coach I v . C' Richard Snyder Ass't. Coach CM-10151 varsity football EA A A 2 lst row, left to right: D. Witinko, C. McCarthy, M. Burke, O. Schumann, H. Marchlones, B.Vanderhoff, B.Sowers. 2nd row: R. Penzak, G. Penzak, P. Bizzovi, J. Waynick, T. Sills, M. Petrocella. 3rd row: K. Burgess, B. Collie, J. Crawford, B. Laney, R. Kozlowski, M.Sheyachich, B. Pine. 4th row: B.Ad- dington, A. Charge, P. Morgan, B. Radlinski, B. Bagley, G.Vl'ilkie, C. Sa- tawa, B.Schadowski, K. Bills, T.Miller, T. Chopp. Playing against the most formidable opposition in the lst row, right to left: C. Satawa, C. McCarthy, O. Schu- mann, H.Marchlones 2nd row: B. Collie, A.Charge, B. Schadowski, T. Sills. Varsity Football Scores We Hazel Park 0 Clawson 6 Lake Orion 25 Troy 12 Avondale 12 Madison 14 Kimball 7 Warren 6 Roseville 19 suburban area, the Blue and Gold opened the autumn sea- son displaying the skill and daring of first year coach, Mr. Al Drath and his talented staff. What the Spartans lacked in brawn, depth, and experience, they replaced with drive and de t e r m i n at io n. Three league contests were dropped by a total of eight points while another resulted in a tie. With a host of lettermen- including the majority of the starting line-up - returning, e xp e r ie n c e d eleven and stands filled with Fitzgerald rooters can justly warn Wait until next year! sq' V, 11 5. r XY Y Ls . 1 They 27 12 is 13 is zo 40 19 14 reserve football lst row left to r1ght S Dmllon G Gawlnek V Lannoo R Ogman H Carrler R Roberts 2nd row V Pavel A Poprxk D Zuber M Relchenbach W Lan mng H Cooper B Plonia 3rd row J Younger Manager R Chaffln B Lach G Ostrowskx B Guy J Evans J Massengale L Hart Manager Reserve Football Scores A! W They Q all Clawson Troy Lake Or1on Avondale Madlson K1mball Warren Cal Webster Coach Q9 Czobat 3rd row L Dean D Sulllvan L Manzettl Freshmen Football Scores W They Lance Cruese Grant Bloomfleld H1115 Troy Madlson Southlake 7 5 lst row left to r1ght D Prlddle B Sefclk D Plsarek S Glbbs D McChr1s tlan Manager 2nd row K Brockman E Machmk R Mlller C Mxtchell D e 2: Z 20 6 7 20 ' 7 14 3 7 13 ' , ' 19 0 -'77 . O V J K 20 7 S gsm 2 3 El 7 19 .ff - A V I Q v Fw ' I9 Y 9 20 12 7 12 ' ' 12 40 0 26 ' O 26 33 iunior high sports I -V f ' Won 4 Lost 5 Left to right: J. Poterek, J.McCo1lum, R. Lynch, L. Left to right: J. Poterek, J. McCollum, R. Lynch, L. Seppala. R. Mayples, B. Jones, L. Tinsley, B. Moon. 2nd row: D. Dutton, D. Bunker, R.Cain, I. Williams. 3rd row: B. Przeradzki, G. Hubert, G. Poterek, R. Romanski, T. Gray, manager. Jerry eighth , -,fx Anthony Lost 3 Galati Tied 3 Left to right: B. Laemers, manager, P. Bunker, D. Matthews, R.Romanski. 2.nd row: J. Hubert, R. Cain, G.Mooneyham, A.Anderson, I.Wi11iams, J.Stampus. 3rd row:T. Hair, F. Saitz, J.Saitz, B.Witinko, J. Sunday. 231.gif and as Arman DeLis1e Left to right: L.Tins1ey, B.Moffa, R.Chaffin, G. Cherup, M.Kramer. 2nd row: T.Gray, R. Tunison, Szulnorski, C.Ro1ph, A.Harpan, T. Dobberstein. 3rd row: G.Reager, E. Zuber, G.Connor, T.Karupinski, W. Collin Won 8 Lost 1 seventh Won 4 Tied 1 Left to right: D. Madson, P. Witinko, L. Bie ra, C Rolph, B.Moffa. 2nd row: R.Chaffin, R.Tunison, D Davis, D.Ross, R. Swider, K. Weathers, S. Anderson 3rd row: A. Harpan, J. Go e t s c h, L. Holewinski, G Dallas, T. Godbold, D. Robertson. 4th row: G. Reager, D. Ritter, F. Miller, G. Connor, G.Cherup, M.Szu1 borski, J. Chitwood. .bm ,v '3 Patricia Barron Sponsor Penelope Sycamore... Essie ............ Rheba ............ Paul Sycamore .... Mr. DePinna .... Ed ............... Donald ..,........ Martin Vanderhof . Alice .............. Henderson ........ Tony Kirby ....... Boris Kolenkhof. .. Gaywellington .... Mr. Kirby ...... Mrs. Kirby ....... ...Beverly Haiser . . , .Jackie Palmer . . . . . . .Nancy Propst ..........BillSmith Maurice Schietecatte ...........Ken Hart . . . . .Jerry Wuebben Kelch . ...Suzy Mohring , . . .Bob Karalunas ........BobDubiel .........Cal Satawa . . Eleanor Mannikka ...Ron Miltenberger ... . .. .Lorna Strane G. Men ...... Chuck Bristol and Bob Sowers Olga ................... Noreen Harrington practice is Essie fJackie Palmerl, the pensive any gale Q ou, n Relaxing between her many hours of ballet Terpsichorean. . 1 I 1 qi: is ,Nl , llllltllilllllll l Luk llhi ,...- Henderson, the tax collector, is trying unsuccessfully to convince Grandpa fBob Kelchjto pay his in- come tax. Kaufman and Hart's dome stic farce You Can't Take It With You was ably presented on December 11 and 12 by the Junior Class under the competent direction of Mrs. Patricia Bar- ron. Three months of hard work and many night rehearsals made this a production which will long be remembered by Fitzgerald audi- ences. As a class, the cast, made up of juniors and seniors, receives a half credit for partici- pation in the play. 53 n ' au hi Penny fBev Haiserj is giving up trying to per- suade handy-man Donald fJerry Wuebbenj that you have to work to survive. l iKtt0xM-C65 4 ytdt-ZONE! f'l'J0,'l54Ht 0 . . In the role of cheerleaders from foreign lands the Spartan cheerleaders put on the last pep assembly of the basketball season Ync-' Over the top' The UF Torch Drive assembly was a huge success Sylvia Foster totals up the money while Ray Hess paints the score charts In one of theu' last performances before the public the varslty basketball team entered a M1ss Oakland B contest The wmner was Mxss Fltzgerald Gary Wxlkle a ut o g r ap h s the football Ruth Dlnger purchased 1n an auctxon sale l I . .V ,V , ,wt . ' T, y pp . l r.,,,,,, . ' ' ' ' if f Q ' UM 5 ' A s - X ,c . Q ' ' - ifliifff , .lift U The activities assembly brought forth colorful cos- tumes and signs to put in a plug for the various clubs and organizations in and around school. IH T When Lakeview High presented Our Town for an exchange assembly with us, the response was won- derful. Mary Eidt played the lead role with complete sincerity and charm. The first assem- bly of the school year brought our much-awaited for- eign exchange stu- dent, Giovanna Fessia. .assemblies ...and they continue through the entire school year bringing many entertaining and educational programs to students. The assemblies are sponsored by the student council in conjunction with the Student Relations Office. All of the holidays such as Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter are included in this series with appropriate band and choral selecti ons. In addition, programs are held to introduce the various sports in their season along with pep assemblies. American Education Week, the United Foundation Drive, and exchange assemblies with other schools are also a part of our yearly program. 55,4 -aj' . W-ew' ' An exciting Mexican hat dance is exhibited by Dance Club members and their handsome partners. The graveyard scene demonstrated good acting and had Fitzgerald students watching eagerly for the cli- max. 13 'V fl alumni association The meetlng of old grads Nme years of alumnl gathered together th1s year to or gantze the Fxtzgerald Alumnl Assoctatlon Approximately seventy former students became charter members of thxs long awalted organxzatlon Under the guxdance of Mr Jack Htld dlrector of stu dent r latlons a few alumm met to see what could be done to brlng the past classes together Mlss Barbara Flasher 52 Emll Fougnle 51 and Char les Kosarek 54 were among the nucleus who ftrst met A constltutlon has been wrttten and off1cers have been t1on held the1r fxrst socxal affalr, a dance at the Fxtzgerald Recreatlon Bu1ld1ng tn April Mrs Theresa V1lla1re and Mr Tom :Quad glgcfegz inet: Sldles dtsplay the announcement of the soclal event of the assoclatxon Offlcers Charles Kosarek Presldent Barbara Flas her Vxce Prestdent Holly Johnson Secretary and Stan Stevens treasurer , . I . , . - A . . l , ' . , I. . I - , , , . , . It elected while new members continue to join. The associa- . ' 7 . pg . 4 I , ' Q - , ' S , 5 , . T so '1,, .fl wht 'v '51 .Q 'N I , . aww 3 ff r XX' A Lv -lff. 16 reserve basketball Reserve Basketball Scores W They Klmball Madlson Clawson Avondale Lake Orion Troy Madxson Avondale Oak Park Clawson Lake Orlon Rosevxlle Troy Left to rxght D Green R Ognlan E Bagley B Addmgton M Rossna gel S D1llon P Draper L Jeffers DTerry B Vanderhoff M Pet rocell T Fussen Coach Al Drath nmth grade basketaball Left to rlght R Kerr B Whlte S Gibbs M Meckle F Huchel D Pls arek B Sefcxk J Vanderhoff E Subsda G Ramp M Galle Coach Anthony Galatx Freshmen Basketball Scores Troy Madxson Lmcoln Southlake Clawson Lmcoln Madlson Clawson Southlake w They e ' 40 31 ' 45 34 40 37 23 42 ' 33 25 38 46 ' 46 30 34 38 36 25 39 33 ' 34 22 ' 30 41 23 42 . . . - e 48 35 ' 39 19 ' 33 14 63 57 26 14 ' 36 26 ' 41 31 39 19 61 41 varsity basketball Kimball 36 Madison 56 Clawson 56 Avondale 56 Lake Orion 54 Troy 39 Madison 56 Avondale 62 Oak Park 55 Clawson 36 Lake Orion 43 Roseville 60 Troy 39 Varsity Basketball Scores We They 35 52 28 41 55 49 24 38 47 31 48 44 36 Christmas Tournament We They St. Mary 50 42 River Rouge 47 80 Cath. Central 43 50 G U 'C' Bill Vanderhoff, Phil Morgan, Bob Pine, John Massengale, George C e glar ek, Bob Bagley, Bob Radlinski, Ed Wesolowski, Ken Burgess, Ron Lickman, and Larry Hart, manager. R ic hard Snyder Coach Operating like a well oiled machine, the Spartan cagers manipulated in precision-like fashion for 7 victories out of their l0 league games to win for Fitzgerald second place in the Oakland B League. The dual piston system responsible for motivating this well conditioned machine was coach Dick Snyder and assistant coach. Al Drath. This 1958-59 season was one of power packed games backed by the fiery spirit of Spartan fans. These facts were most evident on the eve of February 27 when our Fitzgerald Spartans shattered the two year winning streak ofthe Troy Colts, 39-36. This was the decisive contest that put our Spartans in second place. Maw and Paw Catchum CSy1v1a Fos barefoot on o hot fm ter and Ernxe Edgel, Maw and Paw Chokum CAl1ce Wuebben and Jerry Les llej, and narrator, C a r ol Fulkerson pose for a formal famlly portrait Hurry darllngs only flve time Bo Bo Be Da squeals Do Cracchiolo and Tina Semcal mutes txll curtam r e e n 'Emm delxcxous' Ieven hke the cork,' says playboy, Zxda Brown to Lmda Korn Cool down teach adv1se Judy B1 azza and Gerry to schoolmarm Judy Johnson Tora Page and Fred Foot ahas Dzwn Glbbons and Allen Schenburn l . - I4 - 'v A K, uf y S 73. 1 .' X X' if , ,J . .. . . ,. , ,' . . 'M A t I-.'l , A, Wa ,, me 1,-1' 5,139 - - ,'ri1f'-Aff fi' L' , 1-fu egf Q- f- . LW L ,h . V N Q 4 xv 'mf W :X A f- , 1 L5 ' 17 ., Lfw .I . '4 ., . . . . . , m v . - - . , 9 ' I y v 1 r senior revue Dainty da m s els and brawny bruisers invaded the Fitzgerald stage when the class of '59 pre- sented the eight h annual Senior Revue. Bare Foot on a Hot Tin was the appropriate title for this uproarious saga of the south. Written by senior class mem- bers, the Revue was full of fun and action for both the actors and the audience. The proceeds from this affair were put in the senior treasury to be used for the class breakfast and trip. 4 Ne' rw' ww ANN Pictured left to right are: Chuck McCarthy, A1 Charge, Ed Schank, Ken Dyer, Tom Zdanio, Steve Salerno, Al Thrift. Second row: Ruth Dinger, Maggie Snavely Wanda Daszkiewicz, Sue MacKenzie, Carol Yuhas, Myrna Bruce, and Gerry Korn. yy ' t 6 in ts, I tl avi' if Pb 19140 i ' O - ff '17 Q if . Xmmx XQ5q If 421' I Y 4 fjtfii- 1 ' ,Q XA' LV X I0 5 iff' -7512 Q .viii so 00 aff., dy., 'Q , Qi ,PP ,rt 'Ve 7' t' ' .V f XYxQi Opfli N QQ ' 0950 6504? S , ' f m 9925 33 V006 N57 . ' J44, , 0 Y X142 ' 01 06, 5,70 U4 .' BP 8,4 P Py I -44 fq , , O X4 400' ' ' 196, .. -' r ohhhh - what a night! om Diane Milczynski 41 You Limberger Lover! Darlene Klima Make-up artist, Mr. Peter- son. adds the final feminine touches to chorus c ut ie Ray Hess as he anxiously awaits his debut. John andMarcia are senior mother. Mrs. MacKenzie and senior spon- sor, Mr. Hild,respect1vely,as theyentertain the oldfolks at home, pictured in the background. varsuty swlmm Ing team ,fb lst row left to rmght D Chesbro B Ubanks R G1acabone K Brockman E Machmk J Ptashmk 2nd row B Gostomskx L Dygowskl B Karalunas L Leader D Maxn L Lefever 3rd row John Wleck coach J Ivanow skx F Callahan M Nakoneczny R Smart J Ostrowskl R Larxve R Graves C Brxstol manager After f1n1sh1ng a very good season the varsxty Swlmmlhg team went to Ann Arbor where they fxmshed a strong fourth ln the Mxchxgan Class B Tournament Thls year the team under Coach Wieck fmlshed thelr regular season w1th 7 wms and 6 losses The team members chose John Ostrowskl and Ron Smart as thexr captaxns Setting many new school and pool records we are lookmg for ward to a blgger and better season next year Fltzgerald flns hed fourth ln the Class B State Swlmmlng Fmals at Ann Arbor thls sprmg Gettlng off to a fast start IS Joe Ivanowskx m Lane if 2 20 Swlmmmg Scores Royal Oak Kxmball Pontlac Northern Mount Clemens Southfxeld Ut1ca Pontlac Northern Hazel Park Thurston Ecorse Ferndale L1ncoln Mount Clemens L1von1a Bentley John Ostrowskl fmxshmg a fast race Southfield They O O O X , Q 6 ' A I A f V ' 7: ' , su 4 'U '6',, 3 K X I w Pfi 'ox , 1 'vf E Q We ' 30 66 ' 52 39 49 43 ' 32 64 ' 70 26 ' 61 35 41 55 41 55 56 40 ' 51 45 40 56 ' ' 54 42 . . . . ' 36 60 wrestling team lst row G Mikus, M. Mercier, P. Malisczyski, M. Chaisson 2nd row M Adams, B. Sowers, B. Collie, B. Bizovi,3rd row T Miller, T. Chopp, B. Shadowski, R. Miltenberger Coach, Calvin Webster Wrestling Scores We They Pontiac Northern 37 9 Garden City 17 30 Walled Lake 11 33 Port Huron 26 13 Hazel Park 21 19 Thurston 15 31 Royal Oak Dondero 21 25 Pontiac Central 14 30 Royal Oak Kimball 30 14 Oak Park 7 48 Lincoln - U. D. 16 32 Farmington 18 35 The Fitzgerald wrestling team had an in- teresting and profitable season. Working with a small group, Mr. Cal Webster produced a well balanced, hard working team. This exci- ting sport drew many cheering fans andintro- duced a new interest in this winter event. ' christmas T 4 concert t oo 9 so o a Ez? Mr. Luoma directing the FHS concert band. Silent Night Holy Night O W 'fli- The largest audience ever to see and hear the Fitzgerald Christmas Concert 22 Parents and students alike en Joyed the concert presented for the first time in our spacious gymna slum The band and choir combined for And the Gloryof the Lord and The Hallelujah Chorus wh1ch has mas Concert for over five years Under the excellent direction of Mr Luoma the band played many seasonal arrangements Mr Mun zel s choir was equally praise worthy 'Q 0 I o 0 s' e he ' ' ' , ' vv 11... become a tradition of the Christ- ,Pun-V ,. ,Y - A-VY -ml , ' Dancing in the yuletide. Fantasy In Frost, the eighth annual Christmas Ball, sp o n s o r e d by the student council, officially opened the beginning of the Christmas holidays. From the ceiling of the dance area hung a myriad of sparkling snowflakes reflecting the colors of the spotlights centered on them. Carl Lawrence's band provided music for the one hundred couples attending the Ball. Refreshments were served, compliments of the student council, by members of the Future Homemakes of America. Giovanna Fessia, Alton Thrift, Mr. Hild, and Miss Babbish are being served refreshments during a pause between dances. fuofilay Aeaxou Aejfni will student council christmas ball gisizoufffalfe .CJ-anfa5g H L The band played on and on. Arlene Nakoneczny serves Student Council of ficers and their dates tasty punch. 23 varsity basketball team 2 at X ' , Shirley Weaver Coach lst row, left to right: S. Grisley, manager, A. Morey, J. Kotwica, G.Sunday, S.Gordon, P.Collins, C.Abe1a, N. Eddy, S.Miller, M.Snavely, manager.2nd row: P. Crittenden, I.Rader, M.Sheyachich, M. Hobbs, 1.Mabry, J. Christen- sen. F. Flasher, R.Higgins, B. Stepnioski, S.Kenyon, K.Connor. Who will get that ball? Each year the girls basketball team spends hours after school practicing many skills. This year was by no means any exception. The team practiced two nights a week learning the techniques it takes to win a ball game. Being coached by Miss Shirley Weaver, the team came out near the top where they rightly deserve to be. Basketball Scores We Them Berkley 22 2 Harper Woods 31 36 Warren 28 21 Lincoln 43 33 Avondale 33 17 Madison 21 14 Bloomfield Hills 27 28 Madison 21 25 Avondale 44 '7 The rebound is very important Margaret Snavely pins and con- gratulates Sharon Gordon, one of the new members. naHonalhonor societY Induction services were held at a special assembly to announce the newly accepted mem- bers of the Spartan chapter of the National Honor Society. The students who are received into this or- ganization have maintained a B average and have those special qualities of character, ser- vice, and leadership capabilities which make them well rounded students and personalities. induction Mr. Hild administers oath to new NHS members. Beverly Haiser, NHS president, announces the names of the new members. The teachers reception line congratulated the new members after the ceremony. Seated above are the new candidates. Model patio is examined by Mr. Boogren, Joe Hoover, Walter Pawlak, and Ray Phy. For the students, by the students can best describe Project Patio, which has given the students an opportunity to prove themselves capable of doing a job for their own benefit. Students like Ken Hart, Bill Morey, and John Bolo- gnino spent many, long hours drawing up plans to be en- tered in an all-school contest. Their ideas were the win- ners with Stan Skreczekowski capturing the first prize of a S25 savings bond. The actual building of the patio is being done by the building trades class and plans are being completed by Mr. Carr and his crew of boys whoaare more than capable to handle.it. Mr. Boogren, chairman of this building pro- ject, supervises the general purchase of materials along with his faculty committee. The patio is financed by the students through various means sponsored by the Student Council. This patio is scheduled to be finished soon so that the students may take advantage of this student lounge and bar- becue area for their prom and other memorable events throughout the year. Fall and spring will find this spot busy with meetings of various school clubs. project patio ' 1 ,vp N' ' 5 , ' - f--ww . . , 4 . The annual push cart racers help provide funds for Project Patio by paying an entry fee which aids in alleviating building costs. , .. It no . -4 rf' XS' , The faculty building committee: Mr. Prottengeier Mr.Carr, Mr. Boogren, chairman, Mr,Hild, and Mr Hamilton looking over further plans for the project. T Y. '45-9, Here the boys of the building trades class work in- dustriously towards the completion of the patio. 26 Many hours of hard labor are spent for student body enjoyment. rl' C .S I Bernice Fitzhugh, Pamela Williams, Penny Youles, and Jeannine Lawson. a 5' I I 1 The proud winners are Sharon Dyer, Jim Lol- ,NormaWilliamson, Judy Christ, A1Charge, Glenda Bailey, Gary Wilkie, Diane Biera, and Michael Galle. YN W Bourbon Street, the French Quar- ter, Big Mamoo, Canal Street, petite mademoiselle and dashing beaux - even a 'Streetcar Named Desire' - were all present at the last dance before the Lenten season - Mardi Gras! To the strains of Les Marseilles, a flamboyant array of characters from all walks of life fell, into step during the grand march. At this time prizes were awarded tho s e with the funniest and most original costumes. It was a grand noir for all - Viva! 5 i A rabbit playing the guitar We danced and danced. The gay crowd had a good laugh. John Wingate and Hank Kam inski display their costumes high school faculty I10l,7iC!llft6t! eluwleu in ,critical .L 9 l I in Q ,i '4 'rw V 5 3. 5 i 1i:.- ia 'PM Christine Babbish Mark Davidson Richard Fasciszewski L. D. Foster Joan Fragner William Gayde 2 . 4' i f In 4 Qi? i iv' :L hi l f im is r X -- A . . I f M Barbara Gibson Henry Hamilton Roy Jackson Lorraine Lewis Lyle Peters Lorraine Plummer if Q. 'Vs . I as QA J P 0 74 H r hy. V . -. fx Ruth Robbins Eunice Smith Dorothy Lee Ward Ue,.X A 1 uv? i if FHS fifzi -fins Janet Hermann Sponsor lst row left to rlght G Forsythe P Schultz pubhclty chaxrman S Gordon vice presxdent M Snavely presxdent D Marcunos treasurer D Blera secretary J Creason 2nd row C Ryan K Connor N Danms J Palm C Llckman M Bxblk B Fltzhugh 3rd row K Kotwlca M Campxon D Mam C Plopa D Danforth B French D Mllczynskx Around the World provlded the gala theme for the flrst an nual water show presented by twenty mermalds who compose the Fxtzl Fms Exc1t1ng trlps to Afrlca the underworld Egypt Spam and many other c o unt r 18 s amused av1d spectators The greatest show at Fltzgerald was the way many people descrlbed th1s colorful water pageantry Thls year after worklng for many long hard hours the g1rls have perfected dolphln and ballet legs and are now prepared to present a blgger and better show The glrls under the sponsor Sh1D of Mass Janet Hermann chose thexr club offlcers to lead then' many actlvltles ffl, Mrs Rlta Wrlght after a brlllxant d1splay of synchro nlzed Swlmmmg Offtcers Pat Schultz publl c 1ty chalrman Sharon Gor don vlce presldent Maggxe Snavely president Dzane Marcunos treasurer Diane Blera secretary C? ff I 1 v I - 5 ' s 1 ' 9 ' ' t Q ' v ' 1 Q . . 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Loyal Bob Klem athletlc dlrector Smarks Coach Udell and 'Most Valuable Bob Bush compose a Joyful quartet X! athletic banquet Those partlcxpatmg ln sports look forward to the sports banquet w1th much ant1c1pat1on sponsored by the athletxc department The d1n ner IS served famlly style and IS prepared by the cafeterla staff wlth B A A members help mg wlth the servmg Guest speakers and the awardmg of trophles for loyalty most lm proved player and most valuable player top the program Varslty letters are awarded to those partlcxpatmg 1n Swlmmlng football basketball baseball tenms and wrestllng Mayor Arthur Mluer Smlles 3-P The table of honor Mr Kxstner Mrs Edlt Mr Eldt provmgly as Mr Smarks congrat F th K k M Be M ulates freshman B111 Vanderhof lei- iid gr ' Snfarksrryman r Udeu Mayor M11 ff' Nr it Tralmng rules are disregarded Cforgotten'PJ tem porarlly varsity baseball ,.,- -. gi ET lst row left to right D Gostomsl-u D Bryll B Klme F Blrdwell B Bloom mgdale R LaVerne D Danms, E Zlvkovxch 2nd row C Vlahakls coach G Penzak G W1lk1e D Jacobs B Thurman B Lannoo J Younger mana ger 3rd row T Sllls K Burgess B Radlmskl 641120115 lst row left to rlght B Gostomskl D Bryll B Kllne F Blrdwell B Bloomlngdale E Z1vkov1ch 2nd row R LaVerne D Danms B Thurman Chrls Vlahakls, coach Warren Clawson Lake Orion Troy Avondale Avondale Clawson Lake Orlon Notra Dame Varslty Baseball Scores W They Madlson Avondale Clawson Troy Madison Avondale Clawson Troy Reserve Baseball Scores W The Rained Out 1, , 'i . 1 ' O h 2 T H 1 T ' 9 ' : ' -9 ' v ' A MY MA -End 9 ' . 3 ' ' 1 - I I . 5 ,l -I . , . . , . , ' Q yt C' vt - A elf sq e e Y my 1 1 1 ' 3 7 ' 4 5 I . 2 9 3 9 - Q X , 5 1 10 9 2 '1 1' - 1 3 .. - - 2 4 13 7 ,f 6 '1 1 3 2 3 12 8 2 10 5 4 , u , . 4 8 , D .' . ', . , 0 5 . , ' . , - 1 - 2 v ' 1 ' v ' 9 You re out' Thls IS the cry the Spartan baseball team heard so often last year The boys fought hard and played well for coach Chrxs Vlahakls The boys fmlshed thelr sea son wlth one wm and n1ne losses We are lookmg forward to next year when we have 8 returmng lettermen TBSBYVBS B- lst row left to rxght C Nordstrom T Kersxch B Gostomskl B Dublel G Machle M Adams A Brown 2nd row D Flasher R Brown B Bagley R Penzak M Petrocella R Doucet coach 1958 track lst row, left to right: B.Lach, R.Smart, J.Va1dez, A. Charge, B. Evans, B. Laney, R. Kozlowski, P. Simms, B. Collie. 2nd row: B.Soucie, manager, R. Delano, J. Wuebben, B. Willis, B. Guy, D. Smart, D. Dodd, D. Brown, L.Jump, C. East, coach. 3rd row: C. Dodd, manager, R. Brunk, R. Veazey, B. Bagley, P.Bizzovi, P.Sullivan, R.Juntenon, H. Marchlones, R.Stier. min: Running and jumping to bring a vic- tory to their team and school were 25 men who composed the 1958 track team. Avery successful season was the result of these boys' hard work. Think- ing nothing of running around the track 50 times a night, they practiced every day after school for three hours. Many new skills and facets of trac k were taught them by their coach, Mr. East. Do B n rown Paul Simms, Don Brown, Ra1ph.Brunk, Jerry Valdez, Delrner Dodd, Ross Delano. '. -L Bob sewers Bill Collie Bob B38195' Harry Marchlones Bob sowers 1958 softball team 'x lst row, left to right: J.Robertson, P. Collins, B. Brown, A. Na- koneczny, M. Hobbs. 2nd row, B. Mitchell, A. Morey, L. Zawitzki, J. Kotwica, R. Dlnger, N. Peake. 3rd row, G. Sunday, Managerg L. Butcher, N. Eddy, C.Abela, L.Mabry, Manager. Completing a glorious season, the Fitzgerald racket men monop- olized victories in nine out of the ten games they played. Gearing the team's winning streak this 1958 season was proud coach, Mr. William Gayde. Tennis Scores l We They Royal Oak Kimball 4 1 Hazel Park 5 0 East Detroit 4 1 Southfield 4 1 Royal Oak Dondero 3 2 Oak Park 4 1 Lakeview 3 2 Oak Park 3 2 Grosse Pointe University School 0 5 Southfield 3 2 Softball Scores 4.5 We They Q Avondale 42 10 4 ., Warren 29 7 Madison 7 4 . Frazer 12 13 Shirley Frazer 11 10 Weaver Harper Woods 3 2 Coach A victory of five wins out of the six games played in the 1958 season was the acclaim of the varsity girls softball team as they proudly closed off a successful season. Coaching the girls in softball skills and en- couraging long hours of practice was gym in- structor, Miss Shirley Weaver. Their hard fighting spirit was evident, es- pecially since it was the most triumphant Fitzgerald has had in the past five years with only one point scored against the spartanettes all season. 1958 tennis lst row, l. to r., J. Primmer, T. Spencer, F. McCracken, R. Pascar- etti, R. Lickman, D.Raczak. 2nd row, 1. to r., Mr.Gayde, T. Zinshi, J. Bullock, L. Jump, W. Lanning, B.Grosbeck. l' 'O Q-I Um' it 3911 .,.L.L,f 1 1 iq y 1? f, iv y. 3' 5:51 ' pop' concert There's Something About a Band. On April 8, the Fitzgerald Concert Band presented its annual Pop Concert. For the first time the concert was held in the gymnasium and an audience of about l, 000. Highlighting a gay evening of music were Mr. Poland, pianist: Bob Evans, soloist: Mr. Jerry Udell, guestartistg coronet triog trombone quartet: piccalo trip: Margaret Sna- vely, narratorg and saxophone quartet. Mr. Mark Davidson acted as emcee. The band, under the direction of Tauno Luoma, played such hits as 'High Society, ' 'Parisian Street Dance,' 'There's Something About a Band,' 'La Fonda,' and the al- ways popular, 'Stars and Stripes Forever! According to comments from all spectators, the concert was the best yet. The four sax players give their rendition of Sax Serenade. Guest artist Jerry Udell, displays his many Trombone quartet NPS out with jazz number, talents as ng fixes his glockenspiel. 51iDP9l'Y Gentlemen- Are Davld fBob Kelchj and Dewey CBob Dublelj flght mgor Just practlclng up on thelr Judo ho1ds'7 No mat senior play Davld Charles Faye Ellls Sturkey Mrs Grammg Mr Charles Mrs Charles Mxss Teal M1ss Betts Gladys Sherry Dewey Jome Lottle Bmge The Deflance of Davld Charles a play xn three acts was chosen to be the senior class fmal contr1but1on to the F1tzgerald stage The curtaln went up on Aprxl 29 and 30 at 8 00 1n the Nelgebaur Audltorlum An outstandlng presentation was the re ward for many long tedious rehearsals An annual sprlng, contri but1on and tradltxon IS the semor play Th1s year The Defiance of Davld Charles ' Q Patrlcla Barron Bob Kelch Barbara Zlentek Maurlce Shlettecatte Bexerly Halser Al Wxtze Janet Wltt Glorla Dranberg Nelda Griffen Eleanor Manmkka Nancy Propst Bob Dubxel Wanda Dash Carol Fulkerson Ray Hess Glady's fEleanor Mannlkkal and Sturkey CMBUTICB Schnettecattel bemg ever so bashful durxng play re tel' What, theyvre gettlng plenty of attentlon from the hearsals as thelr teenage frlends look on other members of the cast O Nap ................... Bob Karalunas 6 ' ' 1 I 1 , l Q s T 2 1 Q . r Q s J ' rs 'S f I NX A . ' p A '. - 1 Marlne representatlves dxscuss qualxflcatlons w1th a Mr Klstner chats w1th guest before lunch few prospectlve recruxts 425605 Through our formltlve years we plan our school currlcula around our goals 1n llfe Once every year we 1nv1te authorltles m thelr fxelds to be our guests at Fltz gerald and explam the quahflcatlons of the varlous posltlons and ooportumtles 1n hfe and the preparatlons we can make for them now Thls 1S all made posslble through the efforts and arrangements made by our guldance department On th1s day we dress the part of the roles we hope to f1ll someday and students attend speclal sessxons on every popular vocatlon At these mformal dlscusslons we are free to ask questlons and guldance of our guests and ga1n an mtlmate 1n sight lnto thelr posltlons 1n l1fe After we lunch w1th our guests an expert speaker 1nforms us on the contemp rary s1tuat1on of Job opportumt 1e s today preparmg us for a more enllghtened tomorrow 'Ellis Roger Meckl talks 1nf0I'IT1311Y After lunch the guest speaker gave helpful advxce about w1th a Mxch1gan St ate Polxce workmg man about h1s dutles Alumni return to dlscuss the buslness world NHUCY Stfatmg and DIXI9 H111T1Ph1'eY look over a booklet on Navy llfe for WOlTl9l'l V xl, 2 - ' f 5 I R u f V. i . If 1. V P is x f I K 47 . , - ' 9 D 7 ,Ji Aw-f , I 1 .L V , . y, .e B ,M x P' A ! , X V V -Mr . X ' I , i 4 , '14 -.- ,. I J , f 5 - 1 qi 1.45 I 550' 1 X X - u Q 1 110 In x A 'H-9'+wg , 2, F gg . - 2-L N - 1 J QA 'Qi' -9 8 , X ' senior breakfa st The 1958 Senior Breakfast was held in the beautiful setting of Stouffer's Eastland Restaurant. With a Mic higan history mural serving as backdrop for this tra- ditional affair, the class met as one for their last social affair. It was a memorable occasion. The traditional painting of a Michigan artist was presented to Superintendent Earl S. Eidt by the class president, Jerrie Swain. Mrs. Grace M.icArthur, the ar- tist, attended the breakfast along with her husband. Carnations, the class flower, were p r e s e nte d to various se- niors. Members of the honor ta- ble spoke to the seniors. The president gave her farewell ad- dress to the class. Right c o l um n, pictured top to bottom: D C las s gathers outside of Stouffer's awaiting the start of the morning's affair. 23 Assistant sponsor, William Gayde and Stu- dent Council Pre sident Cecila Amesquita and vice-p r e side nt Paul Simms join the conversa- tion. 33 Mr. Hild addresses class. 43 Scene of class in Stouffer's. 53 Assistant Superintendent P e r r y Chatterton addresses the '58 class. Seated to Mr. Chatterton's right is class s ec r eta r y Carol Fiedor and to his left, Dr.Mac Arthur and assistant sponsor, Mrs. Madeline Kerns. Pictured in the left column, top to bottom are: l3Artist Mrs. Grace MacArthur and President Jerrie Swain with the class gift entitled Belle Isle Band Con- cert. 23 Star athlete Bob Kline being pr e sented carnation by President Jerrie Swain. 33 Senior advisor, Jack Hild, presents the class flower to President Swain in token of her devotion to class. 43 Mr. Eidt presents one peanut shell to graduate Bill Ptashnik Cprivate joke3. 53 Mr. Kistner presents class flower to Sherrie Main. AW . 6 5 0 . senior trip X Restlessly waiting for the train to Washington DC, the class of '58 makes enthusiastic plans for their 5-day trip. N WASHINGTDN NEW YORK by RAIL A R Spring offers the much awaited senior trip to Washington and New York around the last of May. A year of hard work has helped finance this educational as well as social affair. The senior class raised money by having two dances, a senior revue, football tag sale, bake sale, se- nior play, and producing the yearbook. Individual savings were accumu- lated through their sophomore magazine sale and deposits in the senior bank. All year hard work, then spring and the senior trip! Tired, bedraggled but still going strong, the travelers turn homeward. prom e. MQ A pause between dances Left to nght John Bologmno, Carol Kurmas Nancy Stratmg Frank Blrdwell Pat Ranelll and Bob Bush i Left to right Sylv1a Foster Judy King, Ron Pasceretti, and Fran Dudek 43? Left to rlght Mr 8: Mrs Kel ley Mr 8: Mrs Klstner and Mr Berryman 4- 'W- if' - ' 11 ' +1 l' l'--1 lf-1 bifi- An orlental fan caught the attention of this casual group .c 0 , Q V ' ' fi ' 'A if me Q , ag g .311 4-j - if 1 ,. 1? K I -:,. ' IM. ' if u Left to rlght Bob Klme Dan Gos tomskl Karen Jervxs and Sharon an 'A Aid Eastern pageantry forms the backdrop for thxs musx cal mterlude flwff1'V 'sfx Enjoymg the evemng under the stars Don Smart presents tradx tlonal red roses to Jun1or class presldent Nelda Gr1f en Shrangrl La was the theme for the lovellest event of the year the Jun1or Prom Bamboo curtams mcense and beautxful geisha glrls set the scene whlle handsome couples f1ne1y attxred music of Eastern Mlchlgan College s Slgma Mu Alpha Band The Jun1or class proudly presented the gala a.ffa1r and enjoyed the dance as much as the hard work that made it possible gw L .ll A beautxful setting w1th wonderful muslc H , 0 if Q ' 5 ' . .Sl .4 3' t I X ' I -K a X I v, . . , y - I , .qua -5 I . - danced, talked, and dream ed to the smooth 4 y l .ijt iii I - an x I ,. fi I ' -V ,g ell . :nn In nl -ull f . ' - 454 1958 Class offlcers of the class of 58 leave Nexgebaur Audltorlum after baccalaureate ceremony Class awaltmg txme for thelr fnnal baccalau accalaureate Baccalaureate and Commencement arrlve wxth the real 1zat1on that we are enterlng upon the threshold of lxfe It IS only flttlng and proper therefore that thls should take place ln the sprlng as sprlng IS the threshold of the sea sons We are steppmg 1nto an unborn tomorrow and behlnd us IS left a yesterday of chlldhood learnlng tr1umph hap plness and for some unconstructed endeavors Before reate march Preparmg for the DFOCBSSIODHI are these sen lor glrls and thelr semor sponsor Mrs Kerns 9 if us the questlon of tomorrow w1ll soon be answered I A Dublous graduate f11l1ng out last Mr Munzel and h1s semor choir add muslc to minute quesflonalre the occaslon I. f es 9 , Cl 3 'f - ally! p K ' L F1 0 V ' ' , e if 'HM I 9 - I ' ' r t,, 3 52 '7 vu e - , In ' C I 0 Keeplng the admlnistratlve offlces runnmg smoothly and efflclently ms a Job that requires sk11l and hard work Small detaxls and bxg responslbllltxes are handled equally well by our fme staff of secre tarles Thelr frlendly faces and helpful attxtude famlhar to all students are thexr secrets to success Handlmg fmances, runnmg off mlmeographed materlal senchng out lmportant letters and keepmg f1les m order are a few of the dally tasks they perform Wlthout these girls xt would be lmposslble to make the offlces func tlon smoothly D Elzerman and L Mrak M5553 ,Al ,L :Sanz Og E Inwood V Bartpn D Bondy A Toupahk L Bates and M Petty . . . , . . , . 9 H - g Q XY U JL ,W 5 I V .nil we t 5 1: an ' ' 9 ' Y ' I ' ' ! . , . . 04 1 nl gufezadeoufenels O Lau 1 1 x 1 rl y,.. ,VA -4 .f-If-'f,' .':5f'Q'f r'-, I' iff, I .1 . :1 .f-:'.'. -. . . ,Qi A ,. .' ' ,V Q ' Q ...F , - --..,'- -.1,v.-.J . - 3,-, , ' - 51 ..: I, . ,-, A' .. A,'...V-I .1 -ZNL '11 ','.1.,,,- -:-.X-. 5 .,1- . ,,x, -,.a ,-,Q sclence electronucs clubs QQ X4 -,,.,,.,..1 Raymond Dedo Sponsor Mlchael Bolach Sponsor lst row left to rlght R Hess Sclence Club treasurer S Foster Electron 1cs Club presldent D Klger Electromcs Club secretary E Manmkka Sci ence Club secretary T Spencer Sclence Club presldent 2nd row R Rudy P Pxathowskl, B Soucle J Longo H Berry, J Laug 3rd row B March D Crow J Barr E Ihmtruk H Berezowskl J Weathers freshmen gurls service club 'Jr Margaret Anderson Sponsor lst row left to rlght N Giacobone M Luoma secretary C Kubalak presl dent B Chenoweth treasurer L Wllhams vxce presldent L Topolewskx 2nd row R Kalmar C Klger, B Jeffrle s, M Stroschem P Angellch 3rd row C Mlller B Roeder J Durls, L Rase N Wmgate, E Vldoloff G Murphy O I 2 E 1. 5 1 v vt I I - 4 ,I . P mf' I ,WP va' ' ' ' if ' if 4 ' '1 , ,n...---4---wb A A , as wa.-- ,N l l 3 , X - .. i KI LJ V air X ' - ' - 4. 0- A f' nz. I Y : ' 7 3 ' ! 3 - a 3 ' 9 5 . , . : . . . , . , . . . : . , , . , . , . , . . ' U Qs 1 Q 0 - . F V . q A N , W 7 K 4 ., f . 5 X' Q3 Uf ,, . 1 : ' S ' 1 ' 1 ' Z ' Q 3 ' 1 ' ' ' Z . , . . . , . . : . , . , . . , . . , . future teachers 'Y 0 1 4 . K lf' fl: J, Marie Vannie 'X Sponsor 1... 1664 lst row left to rxght K Jervts B Smxth J W1tt A Wuebben D Crow 2nd row L Kldwell A Cardlnalll P Wllllams M Hobbs G Abela T Mleczko E Lannoo B Fltzhugh L Zawltzkl 3rd row S Mohr Ing C Nlkander V Macklem S Foy IRader N Grxffen M Luoma D Btera 4th row H Berry M Kurmas J Chrlstensen G Ceglarek E Edge S Plonka L U1tt1 Donald Leverenz Sponsor pep club 'la rcs L A Y lst row left to rlght J Longo presldent B Dubiel v1ce president S Moh rmg secretary D Crow treasurer 2nd row R Kurzymec N Danms J Creason S Bloommgdale J Harrlngton C Llckman, D Napper T Semcal D Blera D Marcunos 3rd row B Gostomskl K Longo B Varney P Ag nello C Boss G Dranberg J Goral J Evans B Sefcxk G Baxley L Le Fever 4th row J Slcmskt C Groves C La.Rose S Blattel K Kotw1ca C Bxegas H Berrey M Wall E Hanson S Hammel G Payne 5th row S Plopa P M11Jev1ch P Schultz C Brlstol D Larlve J Wuebben B Kelch C Plopa J Schaff B French fl 1 X! ul' ' Q ' 5 V, -- Q! -1 wa , S' , . . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . 1 - y ' 1 ' s - 1 ' 1 ' ' n . , . , . , . , . , . . 1 a i il ' V V 4- , a 1 , 1. -- A 0 . f 1 . It I 00 ' O 7 bl-! L ' - + I . Y, f , , . . , , . , - , . - , . , . I . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , - , . . . . , . , . , - ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , - , . , . , . , . , . . . . ! ' 1 ' 9 ' r ' 7 ' 9 ' 7 . , . , . . Robert Llttle Sponsor 50 Ruth Kerkhoff Spo o 'P ' I Q ,. .,. W , M digg .W Hi 4' My - . vi: f mf ' 2 J . .. fr - ti -Eif'3?f ' t ,TV y ff .L Q J ' v L 4 Q, Av, P v : . . , . . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . . , . - , . , . , . , . , . , . . o o 1 yr v , hall monsters Q99 Q Left to right N Burkhalter, D Napper T Gray, E Machnlk S Jusko B Saffady M Innes 2nd row J Stltt Z Brown B Vxdko G Rose K Myers P Youles, B Klein J Evans C Kubalak M Luoma 3rd row R Scott M Wall D McKnee P Verkler L Korn, J Moravc h1k J Hayden D Inda C Guzick C Borawskl 4th row R Miltenberger G W11k1e P Addlngton J Leslie G Pisarek BTaffanelli P Schaff D Blackmar C Irla 5th row H Edge R Wmnko, J Poterek B Rad linski D Eddy B Pine W Willon E Dnitrlck A Charge R Junttonen Ilbrary assistants DSOI' Left to rlght L Chlsm, D Majernlk, A Nakoneczny, S Plonka, J Radtke, K Wal drop 2nd row C Stolarskl, G Redmond, B Davls, P Ughs, D Abend, M Hobbs, J Lane 3rd row M Naralewskx, N Wmllxamson, A Anderson, A Kawa, P Korn, M Camplon, V I-Iermanczuk, E Crosby 4th row B Nakoneczny, J Lemanskl, C Satawa, L Kerschenheiter, G Ceglarek, S Hensley, M Stone xx I - girls athletic association lst row, left to right: M. Hobbs, vice-president, G.Sunday, treas- urer, R.Dinger, president, P Collins, sports chairman, D. Thompson, secretary. 2nd row M. Snavely, H. Bilan, R. Higgins I.Rader, P. Crittenden, J. Evans, N.Eddy, L. Zawitzki, S.Grisley, C.Abe1a, J.Creason. Shirley Weaver Sponsor varsity club lst row, left to right: 0. Schumann, M. Mercier, K. Bills, D. Larive, J. Youn- ger. 2nd row: R. Smart, R.Bumll1ough, K. Burgess, B. Collie, B. Vaaderhoff, R.Miltenberger, B. Sowers. 3rd row: F. McCracken, A. Charge, J.Wuebben, R. Kozlowski. 4th row: B. Bagley, H. Marchlones. IF -C? H- . Carl East Sponsor waltn Perfe mg Vlfgl 1 , are Scting touchen a Addingtone Jaclruzy Mohrin 3 to the eni fcemefi add m le Palmer g' Noreen H ertainment e elders . arrington e-polnt 1 3-Hd? tllga-me :mm-ble PRS ln as irom the open they tumbled the bill and ot the saw., alert Jackets ponrwed on the Yellow Jackets ny the score nall.Wlth three mlnutns gone gerah-l of l3 to ll atmondale. ln the ilr at quarter, Shaw wlth .la went ol!-tackle for elghteen tounhf MMO Com' yards and the llrst Avonchle cover became n smcsss under the T.D. oi the c onteet. Fitz- slngf' Cuplble luoirvlston ot Mr. gerald contlnued thelr pro- tors Arnflt. cess oi glvlng the game to three ' ' ' ' ' the'mles when, onthe sec- tln ts Oak Park ondklckott, a penalty was sult the assessed alalnst FHS an er able to move the had hts HE m e e turdiyofqlll 'Bm on am wlll be en- KWW- Sl Thll prog! those u All' . televlsed. Among pliy t h e l r if Wllkle, can't br second Colt t o ue hdo w n ln lu, Phll Morgln MO, Bob Bowers end erald bic lovlskl 0 Tl.. wniall oi our All ht polnt 'l' h e d o mlghty Spartan! started rlg lngklckofl when l2 to 0 the halt. ln t iournqlism staff Studeui Kills Sp ing will Dlon Can lu-I tlle l3-ll cot nDt b0lllS ball, Mlrchlones punt blocked ln the end zone and the Avondale te-un was iront 17.-0. 811809 ll0V0mb. Gridiron the e any oi you ever vondired Vhdtl our blot college sport, tooghsll, csme hom Well, ln can you havwt, our modirv eat .port cnme irom I-qlvld ln th' lorm ol s ul ,m6Amerlesntoou-Alllst0tnt.he use game d tooghsll plsre on tv T, Birth of Bay ln R W iscstmlln d i took l8G9, pmol bi Prlnlotbo W... s 1 lathson 7.0 lu ll ,,,,,,1,'2I,,,,, lifll gslnod athr ICW0 QW om ll tors to ds ledge are Qmrles rtalmir, Eleanor lhrmlkl, llvld lil- out ln ger, Robe rt larch and al- gri ternate, Gtovanna Yessla. Q Y' l-asetlyear, Fitzgerald de- test twrihvllle ln the battle of vlts. ' ' ' ' ' Amldbt ill of th! 51011 ' ' 'l cards were and prestlge ot the v ar stty 'L' team, the habhbone ot next Th . Spartangrldlron exame of eserves ined by Sha any Pape YOU Ca rf the new Vanaugh, caro1BBEEne, Y Sl-'Pe - - and Jesxsgnighe sports ,ou rts as Diane lgggfaalge Rose Kurz YB pag Ynlec lx e gilt. I year s team, tl! varsity r have gone nlmost nnnvtlc oofh Vlahlkls hal ionnd possltwle tall s to rs wlth only out lor the team bm t tr one vln and tvo loss recor unilllltakably shows oi e romlstng uldltlon they vll mikb on the varslty team pod bench ll always me n cellus of 5 team and t e even m s on the tlelrl he seven emolnln are not CO cl ne lm e r the needle vu tor ll - 2 s jwst ltlbnl P Sparta lu!!!- xal N0 rl-C lt y oost and ndertai- r t lc l e s und hots bout Fit!-gefvn -ld lu stu- lt an almost lm wsmpe these sophomore rov lnto V league con the rem l8 lellows do eryone p ytll role oi a seo out hind o , rt oi steam come thro thelr be lll sll n to be pro ud l Pro led Ilgygat' a lot of excltemen- es Why comtnG w .. ren and ll we all pn e'll se! th! 62 alnlngpm . esn't ev la e War ut and come ur boys 1 we Spartan! ugh with B st and ve 1 ud oi e ee whatso ar X038 reaso to be pro dl f tb vllll have next ye . ' mem, and ourselves . umm lllgh llatllson to l Fitzgerald' s tutnre var- slty h2ld hladlson's Sunlor hto a scoreless tle on Octobe r 28, tor thelr ilrst tle ot the season. These future mlghty men this! :lose gambles ln ll gnme. The major one Jerry Hubert le S' po rts Onr mort: celehrlty tor thls lssue ll a hultllng sau- lor 1ho,most ol the tlme, you'll tlnd trylng to lrnvrove hll and posltton on the vu'- t y team or em- th! hll st football ploylng hll tavorlte amull otrcnrred when 'ments vhlch are rtldlnl ed to rtoier Ronmnskl. orchards or cnmvlng vlth mer turned hoytrlends. As you've prob ' bly nlreadll guessed, hal than Barr t0 hh! goal, there stood and there tell Roger th0u5h thtlx wlnnlr-8 Oo a more se average hal taken a eldeat, he has been attennln sretull ottlght and have slnc e untlirgarten , uoted lr. von a letter ln iootnsll utnall, and UDDI. ln , bl ll ll hi s thls younl Fl ten toward garlllon s a the reieree none other , hhrchlooes. Al rloul wi g I nnd , k s ll C of svlrlt q gtaried out with tlon to thll bil! member d t.heVnrslty nhl hllh on toll 1- s, lofi 4 4-, ,f STU N 'Pr T T-5,5 QL, H 1 fm. '3 SChO0l Editor-' -. . 'H-Chief.-y N Neniors Dig Deep i Oreen Ne . . Edna Edltor. . . .Na?rrmSton Spo nal Editor 1.-cy Pr0Pst Eng: Editor. '-Diran Dudek ainme t . . .Q ang Big Typist n Ediroxgfirginig . . . . . . B81-baracgggtfin P a Reporters: Jen 215: Kl11'Zyn?ecR2:b9I'tS, Shar, Jackie P'al arol on Cavanaughmser Ad - ' UZ v1sor...,-Mr J Mohrinz ' ' T- Gutka 7 Tow , LD n llil! After S tories h ave be en re Ported, Written, a . rid Proofread it is Jcbgo t ype them - YP s 1 t a n 0 Columns. rbara Czaplais t K a 2- ding a - , ...e :ugh the s. youth oi all reli- M gions, . and nationali- yg- ties through euccational pro- S600 . in grams an co-operative civic Striving to reach their . . . 2 en endeavors. C0 ' O p P r O gr om quota, the FHS students were respon- J. . wo The Junior Hound Table M the United Foundations Assembly last October Zi, ., ,mcg was organized in the tall ol Bene li 5 OnY all grades and members oi clubs contributed an astounding su' nbtead iesa at the i- e que st of sign S - tom of ssoz. ss. ' GW- is ineyw' K ' gm, school youths who attended e n I0 f 5 Repres ent atlv e s from Cauonax siren? In E' ' en ac- the l953 Annual School insti- Fitzgerald has a unique F each grade section brought nessest , across tute on Democratic Living. and v aluable pr ogr am in O X 0 on 5 - - - the ir envelopes to the table The student amid NUS' obgbm, The by-laws were adopted in Co-op training. Through this W . on the gym iloo r and an- Ke' now' See Your Teri: . accep- February, l954, progran., seniors may com- in nounced over the microphone 12 QC his beg Cami' '12 ml: year of Membership is open to bine tndr school cour ses R A nn the amount contributed, The 'es W 9 P 5 5 any high scho0l student who with an outside iob. goal was tar irom being and Wm show an ovepa than hu agrees to strive tor the goals Area coordinatc had Students dug into Peffofmmce asweu :JB meh' hm mg, oi the .l unior Round Table. the stude nts in th 'Md fora 99 Vario? su 'tis' me it was The planning board, consis- Miss Peggy Corrac he Sc ienlcrehl eseax bes- will prob- ting oi two me mbe r s trom coordinator tor otii 3 icago s en , change rn each school, meets monthly this area. Out oi lt . V time pe, during the school year. only 5 now have in rf 5, in wmch me At the s e meetings, the ces in the commui ,, scored' and boar d discusses human re- girls work in the lations, listens to speakers, Almor Co. , Ge views Iilms hears panel dis- tric, Fede ral- m' cussions and votes on issues Tool and Die Co concerning the organization, Mr. Austin l J Junior RoundTable is the retail coorl Ohn Gutka to- en students Spon M Q' ' at Kresge ., SOI' 5 5 a n d The ' t e advancement h0ldyobs McAnn Shoe , di V our celebra- ek,a!ew stu- ,dehm 1 35 fe9'0 W'5 wards understanding and ac- he VA cepting our iellow man. erals, Tom he' Mlry Jane Shoes, Van Dyke ' ' Clothiers, and Krogers. The juni two are not working. in 1 ' - - and in- 3 n -fn, 3 lit! The h . d d Our is long after th 9 ben, the te nsion is gh 3.5 3 ea lin are e threats . me be ns thirteen Skilled Styli 1St5 - r JOLll'na1ists Who m FS of t he Fitz -Her 1 quescd School Pape e to twelve fgnigiff. e jotlfnali sts This ' is a familiar se and One bo Once eve y ftheir gu C1 ry thre Y Frida milfs, after a sihweeks , mg? When they pub ' ng-Out new 001 day results of l1Sh thei S C0Py. ' at reporting many hours gppaper i Writing ent in ' typing an v d The Voc al ch ords responsible for thi 5 voice of the stude HIS the student V reporters aliublicaqon co , , . , . their sponsoryplst and Droorgslsts Of four and inst reader page 's noe ruCt0I' M ' e Over . 1 OTS 5 ' . 1 r. Joh Seem A even i the 1- n Gutka g edlto ng 'lnlcan ua. . r, and chin' Robin' or lou, iq' piaying loudly whim . . hlng on :beet steak a ond tilt.. ' will som- .n nchtrlesandwlthluscioul include panel urs-.. .,.. ,- .5 has asked teacneis .. oilt f-nm. cream pieior Geert. alumni and te ac he r s IXDXK the best work lrom each ' Nutr iendl the aiiect ot educ ation on their classes. These will ' ' adult lite and several musi- placed in the main showc cal selections written by to recognize their achit f composers to be ments. d ln addition, a sp will D2 0x89 an 4 - hand an Moor roll '--In whnlhlv I Inspecting issu e just off th Fitz-He Equau raid are F y ra kowski, pleaSed is 1:-lleosgilk and Noreen Ha O01 print rringt er, Larr On. Y Rut, e Press of the latest Cagefezfa Preparlng well balanced meals every day IS d1ff1cult and some tlmes unrewardmg work The cafe terla staff does a remarkable Job and takes the1r responslblhty ser xously Every stude nt knows and appreclates the staff and thelr de l1c1ous work Worklng every mght long after the last student has left the bulld mg IS our capable crew of mam tenance men Keeplng the school 1n good cond1t1on and workmg order 1S a tlme consummg task Our thanks to these people Cafeterxa Staff sxttxng left to rlght Katheryn Harder Mae F1tzpatr1ck Ann Goodman Mary Ev ans Cam1l1a Whxte Beverly Rxnke Kath ryn McCracken, Veron1c a Bomach Cecella 9 A Q W Wolskl srandmg Ruth Barton Alberta Leo nard Iva Jarr ett Helen Larskx Dolo res Houghton Florence Flynn Terrle See Ve l1ta Carrlveau V1ctor1a Sulda Mary Sobxeralskt h'lGIl'lfel'lCl1C9 lst row left to rxght Elmer Propst Director of Mamtenance Dorothy McCallum Leonard Konlor Vernon McCallum Eugene Pa nne bec ke r, Assistant Director of Mamtenance Edward Malxszewslu Thomas Antram Elma Ames Arnold Kalser 2nd row Albert Charge Donald McDonald Charles Patnaude W1ll Behnke Henry Sherrxll Ceeri Brown John Slpkovsky Farley Castro Leonard Mallszewskl Jo sephKapo1ka Howard Russ, Larry McDougal Wendelen Boser Thlrd row Her schel Fuller Robert DeDecker Ralph Johnson A1bertPh1l11ps Donald Smda, Pat M1chael R1chardN1azy Claude Doss Donald Facme Jack Doss Curtis Rust 9 ! ' , I , , 8 t, x , , y ' 1 1 'K - ' . ' - ' . - s 'W Q. I ' ff 1' , y . 9 . L, .Z ' ' ' . f -, ,, f .. ' if 'wks 5 ' ' A 25 Q O 4 . 5 . f A V ' . . ' - . - A f ,, ,, 5 ' V ' l A ' ' , ', 5 , r ' u s x 1 9 s r v 1 ' ' 1 1 9 9 9 v y J 7 ' , , Q . ' 9 9 x 9 1 1 s 1 n - office asslstants QI lst row left to rxght N Rogers P Wllhams L Spears S Susalla R Seb row M Greene S Blattel T Mleczko L Duncan M Wlsner A Peruskl 4th row N Reasons P Schultz DMenendez S MacKenzie G Clark M Lujzer gym assistants lab asslstant lst row left to rlght L Zawltzkx S Bloommgdale J Kotwlca D Thompson 2nd row G Sunday F Dembln skx M Snavely B Mltchell L Mabry 3rd row S Gor don B Vanderhoff K Burgess D Czobat R Penzak lst row Chuck Kalmar and Terry Spencer 2nd row Phillip Piahowski Chuck Boggia and Beverly Haiser o o ,Q r, ' , ' ' S v 6 ' X fe .. 'iv - - I . 5 Y - 2 ., 5 X Q as U L4 .T ' 1 t T l B ll ' astian. 'Znd row: S. Foy, 'S. Tunis,on,.V. Addington: P. Matheney, E. Dane.. 3rd o A 1.7! I fr r B . .1 'aj , -Q af l nohonol honor soclety kwa...- M Jack Hlld lst row rlght to left M Snavely N Grxffen J W1tt S Foster L Zawltzkx 2nd row R Dmger M Hobbs G Fessla V Addmgton N Propst S Moh Sponsor rmg 3rd row J Radtke S Gordon D Crow P Mxljevlch B Czapla J Bouland 4th row D Kxger P Schultz E Dmextrlk B Dublel R March B Kelch s1a to our school .0-f 12, NHS presldent B verly Halser cuts the cake at mduct1ons wh1le Sylvla Foster Nelda Grlf fen Margaret Snavely and Janet Wxtt watch if Mrs Kerkhoff congratulates new members Robert M a r c h and Dave K xge r wxth others lookmg on Hard work and play brought fame to twenty f1ve stu dents who compose the Natlonal Honor Soc 1ety Malntalmng a B average throughout themr school years partlclpatmg 1n many act1v1t1es leadmg thelr classmates and servmg the school whenever they can these people earned a blrth on the soc1ety Belongmg to th1s club 1S the hlghest honor a school can gxve thetr students W1th Mr Jack Hlld as the1r sponsor the students worked hard to brmg Glovanna Fes O I .., .Q or J. .W.Q,. 5 1 f - . L, ff' , of I , ' Q 1. I ' Q ab ' e . l 1 , . . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . ' . . . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . S n vv ' ' ' 1 ! . K . , , Y , v s. . .,,' -gr 'W X 'J 'hx arp: Q . Y ' 7 , - , . ,,f , ,X Sfudent council Hlld lst row left to rlght J Wltt B Radllnskl K Jervls R Dmger B Dubtel N Danms 2nd row M Rossnagel B Bryll P Mlchael G Evans J Ptashmk E Sedlacek 3rd row D Napper N Reasons P Collms S Blattel C Ko charskx M Luoma B Mltchell 4th row F Flasher J Schaffer M Kurmas C Guzlck A Relchenbach L Kxdwell M Green X 5 lst row left to rlght J Bouland, correspondxng sec retary S MacKenzxe recordmg secretary D Mar cunos treasurer 2nd row R Smart presldent R Hess v1ce presldent 1 Oakland B League Student Councll Meetmg The 1958 59 Student Councll besldes lnstltuting a new and more realxstxc votmg procedure th1s year along w1th the soclal studles department has been successful mthelr varxous fund ralslng proyects Over seven hundred dollars has been ralsed for Project Patlo All school plctures the Chrzstmas Ball Oak land B League meetlng pennant sales and Push Cart race have occupled a good share of thelr txme along wlth a rev1s1on of the constxtutlon 5-i Student Councml decorates the Chrxstmas tree Ruth Tompkins Sponsor future homemakers of america Al Seated in front, left to right: D. Thompson, parliamentariang A.Wuebben, re- porterg L. Duncan, secretaryg N. Propst, presidentg S.Matchett, vice-presi- dentg S. Stellmang P. Verkler. Seated behind: E. Lannoo, B. Nakoneczny, J. Waligore, S. Blattel, E.Hanson, M.Sheyachich, D. Hayes. Standing: H. Berry, historian, L.Kidwell, D.Crow, G. Dranberg, B. Potterpin,M.Wall, A.Na koneczny. Q2 ...z .J C.,-,,,, anim: Mvunalfaue Kenneth Boogren Sponsor T. Zdanio, J. Hoover, R. Phy, A. Thrift 1, E.Roberts, D.lnda. W. Pawlak. J Mills, K. Dyer. Dennis McCarthy Sponsor Judy Weathers and Terry Spencer, Leota Clark Sponsor 59 future nurses 1' W- E lst row left to right M Leader K Rlnke vlce prexsdent K Evlson presldent G Dranberg secretary 2nd row M Edwards E Burak A W1tmer S Freeman photo club X 1 lst row left to right S Mohrmg R Kurzymec G Abela D OLew1n 2nd row J Roberts B Smlth C Carter N Harrlngton S Y John Gutka Sponsor .rX .:. , I V Q S' . . LV ' K .1 Y I K 1 N , A' I r , ' I , Q . . , A - U , . ' , ' I . I ,J S Q-7 , 5 . I A , V K. Z ' v - ' . - , . ' . rifle club ?' Donald McIntosh Sponsor lst row left to right V Dreffs R Hundley B Foster B Rogers 2nd row E Cox R Brock, H Bxlan, W Wyland D Lletz 3rd row R LISECKI R Soucle M Rossnagel, R Bonczor Jeannette Dams Sponsor itzifiwsnfifg 60 com club J Dux-is G Forsythe R Soucie, V Dreffs T Jr 1 -LF, 3 'v. V A 9 L: t , L, A M. 'A - 9 7 w V W ,, W... v :J 'Q Q Q , :.. , . , I , . .. . : . 1, . . . , . . : . , . , . . . 9 0 '? -5? XV 1 ' + I 1 1 Q 1 . , . , . . alnylfme of Me year f counseling and guidance An important and very instrumental part of the administra- I tion is the guidance department which is in constant touch with the student from the seventh to the twelfth grades. Students are directed as to which course they should follow commercial college prep industrial or general They are then given classes to pursue these courses Students are counseled as to classes school attitude citizenship testing and are guided in their ed ucational growth The departm ent also works with parents in conferences as to the child s fut ur e and educational outlook Scholarships and Job placements are also handled in this office Mr Richard Berryman has been the director of this impor tant area of our school since January 1952 It has grown to an active organization of five counselors who counsel and aid the 1400 students in the Junior senior high school Tillie Counae 0215 fi .vin Assistant Principal Richard Berryman 12th Grade Counselor L..- 44 1 S- Miss Marie Vanme Mr Jack Hild 11th Grade 12th Grade 3 'XY in -V Mrs Margaret Wesley Miss Lorraine Lewis Mr JGTFY Udell 10th Grade 9th Grade 7th gl 8th Grades Q , y A V new . A --We row, left to rlght K Myers, A Wuebben J Kmg V Addmgton, K Jervis T Mleczko J Wxtt 2nd row P Czerwlec G Fessla N Grlffen, S Foy, J Morav chlk V Connors, L Mabry 3rd r0w E Dygowskx, L Chxsm J Plsarek J Chris tenson L U1tt1 J Radtke B Czapla 4th row C Dembmskx R Hess J Leshe E Edge B Zuzga D Smart D Raczak , ,Az CS'..1,,..,.. School salesmen went to the various humerooms dally to take orders for the '59 Spartan Agam the m stallment system was used for payments Although the book had elght extra pages the cost was st1llS3 G0 per copy Ad salesmen took orders for patrons from local busmessmen to help cover the cost of the book The semor class received the proflts for thelr trip and breakfast We hope you enjoy your book as much as we en Joyed putting It together for you Thank you for your courtesy and co operation! 4004 JC! lst row left to right Maggie Snavely Dorene Crac chiolo and Katherme Evlson 2nd row Dave Kiger Bob March and Bob Evans 5 Q.-Q lst row, left to rlght Bob Evans Dorene Cracchiolo and Katherine Waldrop 2nd row Joan Radtke Ron Miltenberger and Priscxlla Miljevich - '41 1 G ' , ' -'sf 6: ' f . : ' ' . 1 ' . 1 - ' . ' , . . , ' ' ' ' 1 ' 1 - . . . - 1 -- . . . . . . .' I , . ' y , - 1 ' 1 - , . . I . , , D ' Y . 1 - , - , . . , . 1 - I , 4 -L ' 1 - X' H :al ' , Q 73 1 3 x 5 '- I' K ' X ' Z 1 1 . I , , . spartan staff The Spartan staff Gail Sunday No reen Harrington Maggie Snavely T h e r e s a Mleczko Judy Hayden Jackie Palmer Barbara C z ap la Je r r y Vleko Sylvia Foster Vir gima Addington George Ceglarek Mr Hild and Linnia Mabry Mr Walter Schwarz had many new ideas 7 'U Every night for 11 weeks the twelve members of the An nual Staff were secure in their little room working hard and long into the night producing the 59 Spartan Writing copy laying out pages and organizing ma terial were only a few of the many tasks left in their hands The members learned many phases of actual production and were eager to complete their work for the school Mr Jack Hild provided necessary guida nc e and help for the staff Mr William Gagnon aided 1n the writing of copy for the year book We looked over each picture to make sure it was suitable. Much work was done each night. defense information 'Rally round the flag boys wlll be the call of many of our senlor boys soon after graduatxon In or der to prepare them for servlce m the armed forces and to enable them to know what IS to be expected of and offered to them a pre m1l1tary program has been set up at Fltzgerald Students recelve no school credlt for th1s class but gather valuable mformatlon when representatlves of the m1l1tary servlce speak to them one hour every three weeks to clear up any doubt as to thelr obllga t1on and opportunltres IH the d rffe r ent branches of servlce Imtxated by Mr Chrls Vlahakls who saw the need for prehmlnary mlhtary brlefmg, thls orgamzatmon w1ll contlnue to prepare our young men for the1r role ln the defense of our country Mr Chrxs Vlahakls Chief McCarr00e11 F2 The answers to questlons are a t t very lmpor ant par 'We hsten and learn if Mr Kxstner speaks to the future defenders of our country varsity cheerleaders I X Varsity cheerleaders Theresa Fiedor Judy Bouland Nancy Propst Dolores Rougon Diane Milczynskl and Beverly Brown Always swinging the student body and athletes into action are Through triumph and heartbreak the gtrls constitute the back bone of the Spartan rootlng section Putting the girls through their paces are two pollshed young teachers Miss Shirley Wea ver and M1ss Janet Hermann it CVC! The cheerleaders spend many tireless hours keeping our team morale and school spirit at a maximum Our lively group oi cheerleaders add spark to our athletlc events and pep assemblles We all give a cheer for our cheerleaders who through their many hours keep up the spirit of our team and student body Peppy cheerleaders root team on to glory Reserve cheerleaders Phyllis Agnello Jean nine Lawson Maggie Amesquita Charlotte Ku balak Nancy Realons captain Marlyn Kur mas co captain o . ' J 5 e XXV- 4 . X, . X , X, 8, 0 I ' f I ' . . f x , , , 5, 9 1 the darlings of the hardwood and gridiron, our cheerleaders. . . , . . - V Q ' 6 senior choir We In lst row left to r1ght D Mllczynskx G Allen J Bouland G Motyl J Johnson G Ba1ley M Barnes J Crea son L Zaw1tzk1 G Evans E Rlsner 3rd row L May L Reed K Jervls C Yuhas J Radtke A Wuebben D Chrlstensen J Chrlstensen M Bush V Medrow A Kawa G Sunday C Meyers 4th row Z Brown E Bra zler C Ryan R Prmce B Evans G Blanks H Hardlng J Waynlck T S1lls L Lefever F Andros, A Per usk1 R Hlgglns C Abela 5th row W Lannmg B Dub1el B Vanderhoff B Derusha A Brown K Burgess E Schank B Laney L Jump P Morey G Scott B Smxth B Soucle The seventy volces composmg the semor cholr and Spartan Slngers have brought Joy and happlness to many people whom they have VlS1tEd throughout the year Thls ambltlo us group of people have sung at assemblles concerts hospltals and festlvals Under the capable dlrectlon of Mr Carl Munzel the cholr and Spartan Slngers have made qultea name for them selves They have brought fame to the halls of Fltz gerald Hlgh School Karen Schultz Nancy Rogers and Judy Klng smg Chrlst mas Carols to a patlent ln Memor1al Hospltal as a part of thelr annual Chrlstmas tour 66 5 M ' - , : . , . , . , . , . . , . , . - , . , . , . . z . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . - , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . - , . , . . Z . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . qv, . 1 . , 7, , Y I , QL ' , ' . 1 ' 1 , , , ' 3 J, 'fl - ' V. 1 . f , , f :E c f f if f H f A 4 V I 1, I ,f . 5 4, 3 , 14. V ' f I , K5 I Y , 4 ' A .2 'Q ' A .-., - 1 v ' - spartan sinqers Dlx K gms: lst row, left to rxght J Kmg, D Menendez P Ranelll N Rogers C C0l119, C Tempxnskl K Schultz 2nd row N Grxffen S Foster K Waldrop L Ma. bry S Mlller G Sunday S MHCKBHZIG B Klem 3rd row B Evans C Br1 stol B Sowers B Dubxel E Schank R Gatewood B Smxth S Schaff uacfel 'YWCA' an 'U' Carl Munzel D1rector 'MD' Left to fight Bob Evans Sharon Blattel Glenda Balley and B111 Smlth Bxll Vander G101-13 Evans hoff and Bob Dubxel dance club T- lst row, left to right D Smart presldent and K Napper vice presldent 2nd row C Klger B Seefrled D Napper, J Fantene S Hammel L Derra, Whlte K Beskl P Agnello 4th row D Blazza L Jankowskx S Grondon, P Schultz, C Plopa I Welch, B Brown Mary Smlth Sponsor prolector club Donald McIntosh Sponsor lst row, left to right M Reynolds D Cracchlolo, B Bryll W Burroughs H Hager 2nd row J Longo R Goral N Fenton E Cox V Dreffs, G Rogers, 3rd row R Kerschenheiter J Leslie, M Woodley, B Martin D Preston, T Chopp r I 2, ., A ,. N - Nui' ... ,Q Q2 N ,Q LQ, 'S . f' 4 9 K ,Yh , ' ' I I' , D , - ' B ' Chenoweth. 3rd row: J.Lo1lar, P. Meloche, C.Mi1tenberger, C.Broues, B. G , . u , . . l : U. , . , . . o -1-' mf' M ' Q Hg., ,tg : . , . ' . , . , . french club Cora Brenon Sponsor W- -58: lst row, left to rlght J Bouland L Ulttx secretary G Sunday president J Wltt v1ce presldent R Dmger treasurer 2nd row J Baker M Tmgley M Innes G Fessxa P Wllllams E Mmmkka 3rd row V Macklem B Zlentek M Pacquet J Radtke C Sprowls S Foy Iatln club 41-v1 1 lst row left to rlght B Fxtzhugh G Murphy, treasurer C Hmtz secretary D Biera president K Evxson v1ce president N Wmgate prog chaxrman M Galle 2nd row R Grabowskl L Williams C Kxger, J Wmgate, D O'Lewin K Mohring B Chenoweth J Bradke 3rd row P M11Jev1ch J Palm D Crow H Berezowski M Nowak C Pizak S Schullery Madelme Kerns Sponsor 69 9 ' ' J .x Q -I , -gl' A A f 1' --MN n -fl C 45 . . ,. K A .44 ,4 1 1 -l AQ. . , . I . , . , . , . , . , .. . : . , . , . , . , . , . . -S 6 ' o 1 ' W I y I., .- ,md J. L we J: - r I e 1-.. f , . , v-X-wi' I f I 9 , ,V if I 9 ' 'f 4 X C . I ' : ' l I ' J ' I ! 3 ' 9 ' 1 ' ' s ' . . : . , . , . . . , . . . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . . enlors K I .W O H L' 4' m if Q ,xo .l lst row, left to right: Richard Veazey, R uth Dinger, Katherine Evison, Judy Christensen, Margaret Snave- ly, and Ron Lickman, 2nd row: R Jger Meckl, Ro n Smart, John Massenga1e,Dcn Smart, and Allen Schenburn. Qwlzlezs Left to right: Marilyn Green, Margie Chrzan, Ken Hart, Frances Flasher, and Ruth Dinger, captain. High stepping out in front of our marching band werefour energetic girls who added spar- kle and zest to our half-time activities. The girls, led by captain Ruth Dinger, and drum major, Ken Hart, spent many long hours of practice to perfect new dances and routines. 70 concert band lst row, left to right: K. Evison, J. Bouland. M.Stroschein. F. Flasher P Michael D Rasmussen R Junttonen E Thomas 2nd row M.Meckl, J.LaRose. N. Eddy, R.Smart, C.Miltenberger, M Green C Cody S Grondon B Chenoweth R Rudv J Rield D Napper, D. Erickson. 3rd row: J. Duris, M.Chrzan. K.Kotwica A Kaczmarek J Perkile M Campion S Grisley M Snave ly A. Brozowski, R. Meckl. K. Napper, R.Lickman. B.Sefcik.lM Kurmas 4th row K Hart J Wuebben M Luoma M Am s quita J. Kida, C.Silinski, B. Foster, C.Kiger, R. Maliszewski M Carolan J Erickson D Smart F Knirs R Dinger 5th row J. Valdez, M.Rossnagel, G.Wilcox, J.Christensen. R.Veazey T Kida A Schenburn C Plopa M Galle B Gorman P Meloche , L y Ss X J Tauno Luoma Director This year the high school band. under the direction of Tauno Luoma. topped all other years for getting honors at the district and state solo and band festivals. The band's many activities included marching at football games. vari- ous parades. and Michigan Band Day. This fine group also participated in the Southeastern Michigan Band Festival where a number one rating was received. With over sixty students active in this band, this year proved to be one of the best yet. MJZC t 6 J6dJ0nJ r Q 1 'B-3 Qian Yer 1 Kenneth Kistner Principal high school administration Congratulations to the Class of 1959: Even though you are leaving us, we hope you will always think of Fitz- gerald as your school. Call on us in the future for any help we can give, or just for a friendly visit. I hope you will continue to support your schools as you take your place in the adult world. WAMM he Richard Berryman Assistant Principal directors .Og gl Alex Arnot Jack Hild Maurice Prottengeier Paul Smarks Attendance Student Relations Vocational Education Athletics W 49 admmlstrahon ,4 Left to nght Earl S Eldt Supermtendent of Schools Leonard Melkus, Secretary John S Ulmskl Presldent Verna Rasmussen, 'Ik-easurer Norman H111 Trustee, Leonard Ptcard Trustee Earl Eldt Superlntendent Perry Chatterton Assistant Superintendent Our graduates thetr fellow students and the teachers are all to be congratulated for many thtngs most of whlch are descrlbed ln thls excellent yearbook Of most lmpor tance students and teachers are commended for thexr concentration on serlous educa tlonal purposes, and for the energy they have devoted to study to faithful school servlce and for the resultant fme achxevements Along wtth these scholastxc efforts, our students and teachers have malntatned genuine friendllness and a fine spirlt of democratic co operation Yes congratulations to all and best wlshes for the future Graduatlon xs a mxlestone of xmportance beyond measure in your life It is an accom pllshment for which you have every reason to be justly proud At one time or another some materxal wealth may be taken from you, however maintain excellent health and you wlll soon dlscover that your educatlon IS one major resource that can never be taken from you KCfmil:fJ 0 0 0 . .5 l 1 , .J 1 A 'bo P' 1 A , 'tl ap , r: if ,, X f ' 1 . 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Secretary 'ful' Dolores GOgOl6WSk1 Ronald Goral Ralph Gatewood 4 uv Mary Greene SENIORS 9 Q7 Beverly Halser Noreen Harrington J udxth Hayden If Vxolet Hermanczuk Raymond Hess Mlchael Hlavaty Dawn Glbbons Nelda Grlffen , ' , Q G d x ,, M a X 1 ' Q, fe V 7 ' V ,, , 7 1161, R l Q- o ' K ' ' 9 f , ,. 4, , 4 , E A . ' ' ff ' f ,- nn ya 1 X 5 1 Q f W, - APR , 0' mv I a -Q 1 v J ix 1 fy !f Joseph HOOVBI' Donald Inda Karen Jervls Ronald Kabaclnskx Carol Ka1ser Charles Kalmar Patr1c1a Kawa 'I9 59 Judy Kmg Barbara Klem Patric 1a Korn Chester Krul David Klger IJ, ii lhrlene Kllma Joy Ann Lane Geraldme Korn Gerald Leshe Q ts 4: 1 -Sy ag, ff- 1' - -4 'f 1 l r J ii 4 ' if ,Tx .xxx it A Q p Q f x x v A kg , iw! Ronald Llckman Gary Logan Fredmck McCracken Ann Marle McKendry Charles McCarthy Suellen Mac Kenz 16 Robert McChr1st1an Lmma Mabry SENICRS Helen Ma1ern1k Harry Marchlones Q' I 6 Thomas Manna1on1 Eleanor Manmkka Robert March W1111am Martlock John Maggengale Peggy Matheney Blanche M1tchel1 4: Roger Meckl V1rg11 Meyerhoff Therese Mleczko Judy Moravchlk W1l1iam Morey Donna Menendez Treasurer John Mertke '7' Pr1sc11la M11J6VlCh Jerry M1115 1959 G1 lles Mondoux Wayne Moore Karol Myers W1111am Ollver x . Irene Messmer G- 'ht Ronald Mxltenberger J ., ls- n l ' Q 4, g 5 'la v , a ' cn I I .5 Q ' s av of 0 , I rfb, 9 in f X ' . 1 rf. 1 . . , iii Patrlc 1a Osowskl 'D' John Paluda John Ostrowsk1 Sherry Pahoskl Jacquelene Palmer Shirley Parldee Walter Pawlak Theresa Pers1ch11h SENIORS Raymond Phy Jean Pxsarek 6 N James Poterek D2.Vld Preston Suzanne Plonka D1ane Poplelarskl Damel Raczak Joan Radtke .4 Q 1- Q e 5' ze fix-K f' e 1 , X ,ju l 5'E'1f'f j X, f f AJ J ,J J ls 'P' J v fv Bti? 2' if ff.. 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Accounting Service 3831 W. 8 Mile Compliments of Varsity Club Compliments of Varsity Football Team Compliments of Warren City Lumber Co. acknowledgements PHOTOS Bill Williams Studio - Mr. Walter Schwartz, photographer Fitzgerald photographer - Mr. John Gutka I B M TYPIST Barbara Czapla LAYOUT, COPY, Si HEADLINES Virginia Addington, George Ceglarek, Sulvia Foster, Noreen Harrington, Linnia Mabry, Theresa Mleczko, Jackie Palmer, Margaret Snavely, Gail Sunday, and Gerald Vleko Mr. Mack Suprunowicz of Litho-Art Inc. for his guidance and assistance in the production of this yearbook. MANAGERS Ron Miltenberger, Joan Radtke, and Katherine Waldrop FACULTY Mr. Boogren, Mrs. Croteau, Mr. Gagon, Mr. Hild, Mr. Little, and Mr. Peterson INTROUCTORY Sz DIVIDER PAGES Mrs. Lorraine Suprienowicz ADDITIONAL ART WORK Jackie Palmer ---1