Fitzgerald High School - Spartan Yearbook (Warren, MI)

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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

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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.

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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