Flat Rock High School - Rambler Yearbook (Flat Rock, MI)

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Cn V We VAlkSl'l'Y CLUB, BACK ROW lert to ngnt: Dan Bodary, Fred LeBlanc, Dave Schafer, Charlie Parker, Ken Hoeft Byron Good, Valentine Solak, Tim Good, Roy Vreeland, Chuck Litwinski, Jim Mell, Cloyd Stith. SECOND ROW: Hugh Townsend, Lee Baggott, Steve McKesson, Tony Rea, Dick Oestrike, Mr. Marvin Mittlestat, De- lano Bock, Marve Severson, Joel Nutt, Ed Gedert, Bill Smith. FRONT ROW: Jerry Simpson, Larry Dobbins, Herb Gabehart, Roger Foley, Gene Batway, Chuck Finley Bob Stevens, Lonnie Bain, Jerry Wenzel, Dave Wrob- lewski. 4' , , s N W if AWK., ,QQ W -. g S 1 Swv, ,S p . N 5 V N The Varsity Club was or- mar, ganized in 1926 under the guidance of Mr. Thomas Simp- Delanp Bock Son. Coach Marvin Mittlestat President .M 903 L' is the present sponsor. Out of the group of thirty five, seventeen were lettermen returning from last year. This year we had eighteen new members joining the Varsity Club. The 56-57 club officers were Delano Bock, President, James Mathews, Vice President Dick Oestrike, Secretary, and Tony Rea, Treasurer. The purpose of the Varsity Club is to promote a better athletic program by installing ideals of good sportsmanship, loyalty and self-discipline. The club activities are social as well as athletic. ? l r-A 54

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nyleqeandrkeqfendadand. LIBRARIANS3 STANDING, Left to Right: Linda Forrest, Janet Gardner, Sylvia Roberts, Shenie Rowell, Betty Helms, Wiletta Kelly, Bernadine Lukasik, Sally Simpson, Sandra Runyon. SEATED: Mary Grier, Deanna Fer- guson, Donna Thompmn, Miss Lea, Librarian, Donna Dishon, Vicky Allen, Judy Wenzel. OFFICE GIRLS5 Left to Right: Mary Lou Giesler, Sherrie Rowell, Donna Dishon, Dot Wisler, Dona North, Sandra Runyon. How many times have you gone into the library this past year? Probably, if you had counted them, the final answer would be quite surprising. Now ny to imagine one of the times, and just think about what you saw when you first went through the door. The windows in the library were always shiny and clean: the books were neatly in their places: there were many magazines, newspapers, and reference books for the students' use. But the li- brarians were also among the things you saw. They were probably the most important accessory in the library. They always were there to help you find the things you had to find. They have been a big help to all of us throughout the past year, and we hope they will accept our thanks. The office girls have done a Very good job, too. They have helped the teachers when they needed help, and did a score of other things. They tooktime from their regular schedule of activity to help when they were called upon. Not only did they work in the downstairs office, but they were in the Reading Building to assist the grade school teachers. We owe a lot to these girls who have been a help to the students and faculty of Flat Rock High. 53

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aawdlacd-uukec, BACK ROW left to right: Toni Russell, Ann O'Con.nell, Jeanette Berry, Connie Laird, Lynn Abar, Ann Lltwinskl, Susie Clapp, Carolyn' Rodgers, Peggy Agnelos, Mary Tackett, Jane Burgoon, Ilene Porath, Sharon Schaller. THIRD ROW: Carol Horvath, Helen Montry, Bette Ann Mittlestat, Margaret Morrison, Barbara Simmons, Beverly Csokasy, Louella Konarske, Phyllis Porath, Donna Molnar, Sandy Francis, Donna Gabehart, Pat Coats, Sandy Hamlyn. SECOND ROW: Barbara Kereluk, Pat Haliburda, Barbara Swann, Donna Dishon, Carol North, Joan Bobcean, Carol Mathews, Donna Cannon, Delores Haliburda, Judy Sigler, Judy Hamlyn, Bobbie Lou Cosby. FRONT ROW: Judy Isabell, Nancy Romack, Sandra Fraze, Nichole O'Lynnger, Carol Leppek, Norma Stahl, Karen Heiss, Pat Wash, Judith Allen, Carol Supple, Diane Kenosian, Anne Riesy. BACK ROW left to right: Bemadine Lukasic, Sherrie Rowell, Sylvia Roberts, Sally Simpson, Judy Wenzel. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Crooks, Barbara Chirillo, Lillian Smith, Linda Forrest, Karen Gentis, Carolyn Magyar, Janet Sweeny, Joan Wiseman, Carol Graves, Joan Carpentar, Jean Scott. SECOND ROW: Stephanie Crooks, Barbara Helms, Mary Lou Geisler, Janet Gardner, Judy Duvall, Marilyn Brow, Dona North, Deanna Moore, Mary Lou Leppek, Jackie Herzfeld, Irene Gilstorf, Judy Smith. FRONT ROW: Sharon Taft, Helen Rogers, Alice Yokum, Sandy Runyon, Bonnie Berkes, Barbara Keith, Sharon Whisler, Pat Watson, Diane Stroupe, Ida Mae Wilkins, Mary Burley, Elaine Schwartz. The Girls'Athletic Association, established in the fall of 1946, is spon- sored by Miss Jean Bartlett. The girls in grades 9 through 12 have little time to be bored, thanks to the athletic and social activities that are offered to them throughout the year in the form of volley ball, basketball, soft ball, and the mat team. ln these noon hour activities, competition and enthusiasm run high among the girls. The G. A. A. develops good sportsmanship and promotes recreational activities. It encourages and develops leadership. The point system is used in receiving stripes, letters, and emblems. A Karen Holtz point is given for each game played, and the time played in each game to President earn the point is fixed accordingly. The officers for this past year have been: Senior, Karen Holtz, president, Junior, Barbara Kamin, vice president, Sophomore, Carol North, secretary, Freshman, Donna Gabehart, treasurer, Peggy Angelos, Student Council rep- resentative, and Marilyn Brow, Assembly Committee represenative. With sweating hands, knocking knees, and palpitating hearts, sixty-two freshmen girls headed for Flat Rock High to be initiated into the Association. October 3 is the date to be remembered by these girls. After a game of volley ball,the Senior girls had prepared a few stunts for the initiates. Re- freshments were served and dancing began. This was just one of the many social activities of G.A.A. other than sports. 'K 55