Fordson High School - Fleur de Lis Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1946 volume:

JiI JUA, diL cJ L JUNE 1946 FORDSON HIGH S C H O O L — D E A R B O R N, MICHIGAN U)fL (DodkcdsL T HE CLASS OF 1946 takes great pride in dedicating its yearbook to Dr. Harvey H. Lowrey—an honor wholly deserved and well earned. Superintendent Harvey H. Lowrey during nearly a quarter century of service to education in Fordson and Dearborn has eminently fulfilled the requirements of his chosen profession. The gains accrued to education in Dearborn include a realization of the im- portance of having such men at the helm. The schools under his direction have suc- ceeded in a masterly way because he is a man of strong, stern and worthy purpose whose skillful and sympathetic advice is ever sought. In his dealings he has demonstrated freedom from prejudice, hate and re- venge. A friend to all, whose affectionate and wise counsel is most helpful. He is never elated when anyone is hurt. After having given himself, for a half century, with courageous devotion and with scholarly skill to the important task of education Dr. Lowrey desires to be re- lieved of his accumulated responsibilities. J’LuakL J-LLghi. J'liqhL J Iic 6 J'lfudA n. in. ddjuHL Top left) Mr. Edmonson looks on approvingly as Laurabelle Fillmore works out a problem in one of the geometry classes. (Top right) Lorraine Sund- strum makes use of her training in office practice class by using one of the adding machines in the classroom. (Center) One of the most interesting phases of a clothing class is putting a dress together, a problem which Rose Tolocco and Lucy Jowett tackle quite easily. (Lower left) Perhaps a little difficult, but at any rate interesting, is the reaction which Nick Corpolongo portrays while attending a drafting class. (Lower right) Tom Johnson has the capable assistance of Mr. Parker while locating a currently popular location in the news, in one of the social science classes. 9 On, JhAouqpL - - (Upper left Who soys Fordson's students aren't enthusiastic about their homework? Hmmm? ? ? (Upper right) Chester Ploch and Tom Saidock, athletes themselves, are in- spired as they view athletic awards in Fordson's trophy case. (Lower left) Frances Panzoff, Louise Francavilla, Jane Ewing and Betty Ann Fede do their studying on the campus. ( Lower left) Girls aren't the only vain creatures. Proof of this is shown above: Jack Quinn takes his well-worn hairbrush through its daily workout. 10 -JhfL CDcu A typical occurrence in the halls of Fordson: (top left), Shirley Northrup comes gracefully to a landing after missing one of those stairs while two of her friends stand by helplessly. (Top right) A group of students, Barbara Garnett, Norma Turchan, Gene Shifter and Rita Karmann, view the bulletin board, engrossed in the events of the week. (Lower left) Gerry Wasilewski, Roger Harris, Jennie Pasternak, Pat Kline and Don Schoenrath take time off to read their seemingly interesting Tower Tribunes. (Center) Grace Sillars and Jo Zolin, seniors, smile sentimentally down from Fordson's banister as they realize that this con- cludes their— and many other seniors'—last year at Fordson. (Lower right) Five days a week, year in and year out, this scene is repeated. n (jib JhaditimwL (Upper left) Among the momentum of senior pictures and graduation gowns, there is the thrill of the class ring which denotes that “one has arrived. Dick Fahnestock, Jean Shotey, Ginny Strempka and John Barson are among the seniors who can't believe it. (Lower left) Honor comes to all—even to the photographers of this year's Fleur de Lis. Tom Nichols gallantly signs his name for appreciative Shirley Northrup, while Gene Shiffer stands by with his ever-ready camera. (Upper right) THE CRIME . . . Betty Ann Fede, a junior, takes of the forbidden fruit while unknown to her, Jo Zolin, a senior, has caught up with the cul- prit. (Center Right) THE PENALTY . . . Betty Ann discovers that crime does not pay. (Lower right) Donald SrulI goes through the discomfort of a Hi-Y initiation, while Leroy Anger, Eugene Lewandowski, and Sterling Bustteter smile gleefully. LEATRICE ALLEN THOMAS G. AMUNDSON KEITH ARCHER LEROY ANGER GORDON J. ARNOTT MILDRED I. BARNOWSKI JAMES DAVIS DON ERIC DAVISON SALVATORE DeGRAZIA WILLIAM J. BARTLETT BARBARA L. BEASLEY MARGUERETTE E. BEELER RICHARD E. BOWER ROBERT J. BOYER FLORENCE M. BUDNICK DANTE DEL GROSSO ROBERT E. DEMPSEY GLENORA M. DeSANTIS RITA E. BULLION DONALD F. BROWN ELIZABETH J. BROWN LUCILLE M. CADDEN DOROTHY S. CALL VIRGINIA C. CANN AUGUSTINE Dl FAZIO SHIRLEY J. DIFFANBAUGH JOHN DOCHERTY NORMA CANTERBURY SHIRLEY V. CASMER FRANCES M. CESARIO OLGA CHIMKA WINIFRED M. CHRISTIE HELGA CHRISTEN VICTORIA C. DOLICH PHYLLIS J. DRURY JOHN DRUS, JR. JOANNE E. CHRISTENSEN BETTY A. CHRONISTER JEANETTE M. CIARKOWSKI AUDREY L. CLEMENTS ETHEL A. CONDRON THELMA L. CORN NORETTA DUNSWORTH RICHARD J DYSARZ JULIA D. EVANOVICH WM. R. CRAFTS BILL R. CREATH LOIS MAE CROCE MARY DAMIAN MAURICE D. DAMIANO MARGARET A. DARRAGH CHARLES K. EVANS JOHN N. EWING, JR. ELIZABETH J. FAIRMAN 15 MILDRED L. FIMBINGER WALLACE R. GEORGE ELIZABETH GIDILEWICH MARGARET A. HERVEY GILBERT A. HESS ALAN F. HOGLIN BEVERLY MAE HOPE DANIEL R. HORBACHEWSKI DAVID HOWELLS ROBERT GILLAND JEAN H. GILMOUR MARJORIE J. GOOD EDWARD R. HUBER WILLIAM JEFFRIES ROBERT W. JOHNSON PAUL H. JONES LORRAINE M. JOHNSON VIRGINIA V. KALINSKI JULIA F. GOSTYNSKI ANTHONY GRECO DAVID C. GREENE ELSIE MAE KARGELA BEVERLY A. KELLER RUTH H. KIEFFER ALBERT KOCHAROFF RICHARD A. KOERS WILLIAM KOTYK MARGARET D. GRISBY PHYLLIS MAE GRUENEWALD ERNEST E. GUERNEY CHARLES B. KOVTUN STEPHANIE KOWN FREDERICK A. KUKLA ELEANORE KOWNASKI GERTRUDE Z. KRIKORIAN MARY KUREK ANGELINA GUERRIERO JAMES A. HALE JOHN HALOWATY, JR. AUDREY E. KUTASSY SOPHIE LAMERATO JOHN W. LATIN DON LAVINE MARTIN LAVIN RUDY LAWRENCE DONNA J. HARDACRE DORIS M. HAYES KENNETH A. HEDEEN WALTER F. LAZARUK JOHN A. LEONETTI ANTHONY LESKEVICH EMIL J. LETIZIO EVELYN L. LIVINGSTON NORMA LOGAN 16 SHIRLEY M. McQUEEN EDNA E. MANN NEIL M. MARSHALL MARY L.OU RAFTERY ROBERT D. RANDALL ELLNORA L. RANTIO CALVIN C. MATLE THERESA MAZZIE GERALDINE MIKLOSKY ELIZABETH J. MILNE GORDON C. MITCHELL JUDY MITCHELL JAMES D. REA JOHN F. RIZZO HELEN R. ROLAND ANNA MOLODESKY VIVIAN A. MONIUSZKO MARIAN MORRIS RICHARD MORRISON LAURA MOVESKY DOROTHY M. NAUM IRENE C. ROMANUK EVANGELINE SASANAS BRUNA SAVIN I THOMAS NICHOLS CLAIRE S. OHANIAN LORRAINE OSTER EDWARD W. OZ NORMA L. PAGNINI THERESA C. PARRELLY ANASTAZIA SAWKA ROSEMARY SCANLON MARY SENKEVICH MARY JANE PASAN PHYLLIS E. PEACHEY SHIRLEY M. PECK FRANCES M. PEREZ ROSE PETIX SABATINO PETRILLI OLGA M. SEPULVEDA MINNIE SHAMEY DONALD J. SHARTELL HAROLD E. PETTIT ELISABETH PIOTROWSKI LOUISE MARY PINK ROBERT D. PIERCE PEARL PORTO BEATRICE PREZIOS JACK F. SHEPHERD GEORGE E. SHIFFER JUNE SIMKISS NORMAN LOGAN CLAUDE McCAMMON, JR. GRACE J. McFADDEN JAMES B. SIMPSON ELMER G. SOCALL RAE SOMMERVILLE JOHANNA F. SOWKIN ALENE L. STANLEY DONALD D. STEWART HENRIETTA I. STEWART MARJORIE L. STIEVA DONNA ROSE STOYCHOFF COROTHY J. STRAUBE VIRGINIA L. SULEWSKI LORRAINE SUNDSTROM MARILYN R. SUTTER DOLORES M. SZABO ELEANOR J. TAPPEN ERNEST J. TOMASZEWSKI MICHAEL TOMKOW, JR. ROBERT A. TUCKER 20 DIANNE M. VAUGHN VIRGINIA C. VELLA MARJORIE V. VESEY ROSE VISHIN ELAINE M. WAGNER MARJORIE WAUN DORIS B. WENSING DONALD H. WHITE MARGARET W. WIACEK DOROTHY B. WILLIAMS ALEXANDER E. WINTON ROSINA F. WITHERS CATHERINE R. WOLF BETTY YOUNG 21 QammAjLj-. S tu l' (flctAA, 0{$kcAAu The January senior class offi- cers were a comparatively busy group. They secured concessions at several sports events to raise money for the senior class fund. They were also partly responsible for the success of the senior play, Spring Green ' with their fine ad- vertising in collaboration with the June senior class officers. They planned the Senior Skip Day at Put-in-Bay with the June, 1945 class. Coats checked at the various school dances were under the supervision of the senior offi- cers. As their parting gift to the school the class left a sum of money which will be added to that contrib- uted by the June graduating class. Back row: Mary Lou Rafferty and Doris Hayes. Front row: Joanne Christenson, Rae Sommcrville, Charles Evans, Barbara Beasley, and Henrietta Stewart. QamiWu )hjaduaisLL (71 oL (Pju±uamL) 'David Anderson Anthony Nicholas R. Bandescu, Jr. ' Howard Bewernitz, Jr. Robert W. Black William C. Black Roland R. Bonamici Cosimir Leo Bury John H. Clendening Thomas Cooper Calvin Cruzen Wesley Bryant Denison John A. Fierk, Jr. Williom C. Foster James D. Gannon °Joseph William Golightly Shucrce Hasson John P. Heinz William Simon Horvath 0Elton F. Hurt Robert Alexander Ibbetson Roy E. Jolliffe Pete Kalin Frederick Kaspriak John Katzvinsky ' Kenneth King Ralph Edward Kwarsick Raymond Walter LaBoda Rudy Lavrinec ,:,Clarence McCollough, Jr. ’• William John McKernan -Richard W. Maddock Paul Nastoff ''Charlie George Oros Shirley Ann Padden Mary Pope Robert Daniel Parpart Richard Roy Rinke, Jr. George Anthony Sawicki Charles William Schebor ’ Hugh Scars George L. Scasock Louis T. Spanberger Edward J. Sutliff ’ Frederic C. Sutter Lucian Tornatore Henry J. Tucker Joseph C. Vecchioni Paul Richard Wilk, Jr. Phil Wood Edward J. Woz Edmund P. Zalewski 0 Completed work in service Completed work in summer school 22 S JtijcfL ddtivilbiA. Beatrice C. Allen—Commercial Glee Club. V. Club Thomas C. Amundson—General Leroy E. Anger—College Preparatory Band. Dance Orch., Concert Orch., Swim ming. Track. Tractor Hi-Y President. N.H.S., Homeroom Representative, I.C.C. Robert Keith Archer—College Preparatory Varsity Track Team. Latin Club. Glee Club. Varsity Club. Vaudeville Show. Dramatic Club. Tractor Hi-Y. Language Series Group Mildred I. Barnowski—Commercial Cadet Corps. Service Squad William Bartlett—College Preparatory Cadet Corps Barbara Louise Beasley College-Corn G. A.A., V-Club. SENIOR CLASS SECRE- TARY. Service Squad. Senior Play Com- Mittee. Marguerette E. Beeler—Commercial Girl Reserves Blue, Service Squad. N. H. S., All-School Play Committee. Service Captain of Captains Richard E. Bower—College Preparatory Band. Orchestra. Dramatic Club. Varsity Club Robert Boyer—Industrial Florence Budnick—College Preparatory Glee Club Rita Ellen Bullion—Commercial V-Club. Service Squad Donald F. Brown—College Preparatory Elizabeth Jane Brown—Commercial Lucille M. Cadden—General Service Squad Dorothy S. Call—College Preparatory Senior Play Committee V. Carolyn Cann—College Commercial Girl Reserves Blue-President. G.A.A., All- School Play Committee. Service Squad. Bowling Norma Jean Canterbury—Commercial Glee Club Shirley Casmer—General Library Club Vice President Frances Mac Cesario—Commercial Service Squad Olga Chimka—Commercial Service Squad Winifred M. Christie College Commercial Cadet Corps. Organ. G.A.A., V-Club. Bowling League He!ga Christen—Commercial Joanne Christensen—College Preparatory Glee Club President. SENIOR CLASS DIRECTOR. Dramatic Club. Modern Dance. Tower Tribune. Fleur-de-lis. Girl Reserves. All School Play. G.A.A. Betty Alice Chronistcr—General Cadet Corps. Dancing Club Jeannette M. Ciarkowski—Commercial Service Squad Audrey Lou Clements—College Commercial Service Squad Ethel Condron—General Cadet Corps Thelma L. Corn—College Commercial Cadet Corps. Service Squad, G.A.A., Girl Reserves. N.H.S., Bowling League Bill Crafts—College Preparatory Lois Mae Croce—General Glee Club. V-Club. Service Squad Mary Damian—Commercial Maurice O. Damiano—College Industrial Margaret Arlene Darragh—General Cadet Corps James Davis—College Preparatory Service Squad Donald E. Davison—Industrial Electric Salvatore Dcgrazia—Industrial Machine Dante Del Crosso—Industrial Aircraft Band Robert Earl Dempsey—General Glee Club Clenora M. DeSantis—College Preparatory Service Squad. Spanish Club, N.H.S.. Tower Tribune Co-Editor August R. DiFazio. Jr.—Industrial Printing Shirley Jean Diffanbaugh—Commercial Cadet Corps. Service Squad. G.A.A.. N.H.S. John Docherty—General Victoria Dolich—College Preparatory Girl Reserves. Senior Play Committee. Service Squad Phyllis J. Drury—College Preparatory Library Club Secretary. Service Squad. Los Amigos. N.H.S. Ncretta Dunworth—Commercial Glee Club. G.A.A., Dramatic Club Richard Dysarz—Industrial Julia D. Evanovich—Commercial Homeroom Representative. Cadet Corps. Service Squad. G.A.A.. Bowling Charles Evans—College Preparatory Junior Class President. Varsity Football Basketball, Varsity Club President. SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT John Ewing—Industrial Varsity Football. Varsity Club Betty Jean Fairman—Commercial Mildred L. Fimbinger—Commercial G.A.A.. V-Club. Service Squad, Girl Re- serves Betty Cidilewich—College Preparatory Homeroom Representative. Student Council Tenth Grade Representative. G.A.A.. Tower Tribune. All-School Play Committee. Girl Reserves Treasurer. Fleur de Lis Editor-in-Chief Robert Cilland—General Varsity Basketball Jean H. Cilmour—Commercial V Club. Bowling. Service Marjorie Joan Cood—Commercial Bowling. Girl Reserves. Service Squad Julia F. Costynski—Commercial Cadet Corps. G.A.A. Tony Crcco—Industrial Margaret D. Grigsby—College Preparatory Orchestra. Glee Club, Swimming Club. All-School Play. Dramatic Club. Modern Dance. Senior Play. Tower Tribune. Los Am;gos Phyllis M. Gruencwald—Commercial Service Squad. V Club. Bowling Ernest E. Cucrncy—General Varsity Club, Reserve Basketball. Varsity Football Angelina Gucrriero—Commercial Service Squad |im Hale—Industrial John Halowaty. Jr.—Industrial Aircraft Donna Jean Hardacre—Commercial Glee Club. Bowling. Service Squad Doris Hayes—College Preparatory All-School Play Committee, G.A.A.. Los Amigos. Bowling. Girl Reserve Vice- President. SENIOR CLASS DIRECTOR. Service Squad. N.H.S. President Kenneth Hcdeen—General Margaret Hcrvey—College Fleur de Lis. Senior Play Committee, Service Squad Alan F. Hoglin—General Cadet Corps Beverly Hope—College Preparatory Vaudeville Show. Glee Club Vice-Pres- ident. Tower Tribune. Service Squad Dan Horbachcwski—College Preparatory Service Squad, Science Club J. David Howells—College Preparatory Edward Richard Huber—College Trade Industrial Band. Track Robert A. Ibbctson—Industrial Bill Jefferies—College Preparatory Swimming. Track, Varsity Club Robert W. Johnson—College Preparatory Hi-Y Blue Chapter President. Varsity Football. Reserve Basketball. Varsity Track. I.C.C.. Varsity Club Paul H. Jones—College Preparatory Glee Club. Homeroom Represenative, War Loan Drive Gallant. Track Team. N.H.S., P.A. System. Senior Play. Fleur de Lis. I.C.C. Vice President Pete Kalin—General Virginia Kalinski—Commercial Service Squad. Library Club Elsie M. Kargela—Commercial V-Club Vice President. Bowling Cap- tain. N.H.S. Beverly Keller—Commercial Tower Tribune Ruth M. Kicffer—General Service Squad Al Kocharoff—Industrial Richard Koers—Industrial Tennis. Aero-Club William Kotyk—College Preparatory Charles Basil Kovtun—Industrial Swimming. Varsity Club, Tower Tribune Mechanical Staff Stephanie Kown—College Preparatory Service Squad. Dramatic Club Secretary Elcanorc Kownacki—Commercial Ccrtrudc Krikorian—Commercial Service Squad. Art Club Mary Kurek—Commercial Leonard Kuehnel—Industrial Arts Frederick Kukla—College Industrial Track Audrey Kutassy College Preparatory Glee Club. G.A.A.. Cheerleader. Service Squad. Library Club John Katzvinsky—College Preparatory Sophie Lamerato—Commercial Service Squad John W. Latin—Industrial Martin Lavin—General Ruby Lawrence- College Preparatory Ssmhfv fijrtwiiuiAu Walter Lazaruk—Industrial John Leonetti—Industrial Cadet Corps, Football Reserves. Aero- Club Anthony Leshkcvich—General Emil J. Lotizio— Industrial Track, Varsity Club Vice-President. I.C.C. Evelyn L. Livingston—Commercial Service Squad Captain Norma M. Logan—Commercial Norman Logan—Industrial Homeroom Represenative Don Lavinc—Industrial Aero-Club Edna Elsie Mann—Commercial Glee Club Neil M. Marshall—College Industrial Calvin C. Matle—College Preparatory Theresa Mazzic—Commercial Claude McCammon Industrial Service Squad Cracc McFaddcn—College Preparatory Shirley M. McQueen—College Preparatory Glee Club. Cadet Corps Ceratdine Miklosky—College Preparatory Service Squad. National Honor Society. Latin Club Vice-President Elizabeth Jean Milne—College Preparatory G.A.A., Service Squad. Girl Reserves. Bowling Club. National Honor Society Cordon C. Mitchell—General Judy Mitchell—College Preparatory G.A.A.. Service Squad. Girl Reserves. Student Council Secretary. Councilman- at-Large. All School Play, Dramatic Club Anna Molodesky—General Vivian A. Moniuszko—College Preparatory Latin Club. Service Squad, Girl Reserves, Bowling Club Marian Morris—General Cheerleader. Science Club Dick Morrison—General Senior Play Committee Laura Movcsky—Commercial Dorothy Naum—Commercial Cadet Corps, G.A.A. Thomas Nichols. Jr.—College Preparatory Fleur de Lis, Tower Tribune, Track Claire Ohanian—Commercial Service Squad, Girl Reserves Lorraine Oster—College Preparatory Girl Reserves, Science Club. Bowling Club Edward W. Oz—Industrial Norma A. Pagnini—Commercial Orchestra. Drum Majorette, Senior Play Theresa Parrelly—Commercial Glee Club Mary Jane Pasan—Commercial Girl Reserves. Glee Club, Bowling Club Phyllis E. Peachey—College Preparatory Tower Tribune, Science Club. Latin Club Shirley Peck—Commercial Frances Perez—Commercial Girl Reserves. Service Squad Rose Pctix—Commercial Sam Petrilli—College Preparatory Student Council, Hi-Y, Service Squad Harold Pettit—College-Commercial Robert D. Pierce—General Home-room Representative, Cheerlead- er. All School Play Committee. Drama- tic Club. Tower Tribune. Service Squad, Vaudeville Show, Senior Play Committee Louise Pink—College Preparatory Bowling Club Betty Piotrowski—General Service Squad. Homeroom Representative Mary Pope—Commercial Service Squad. French Club Pearl Porto Commercial G.A.A.. Service Squad Beatrice Prezios—General Service Squad. Bowling Club, Baseball Mary Leu Raftery—College Preparatory Girl Reserves. Bowling Club, Service Squad. SENIOR CLASS TREASURER Robert D. Randall—College Preparatory Ellnora Lillie Rautio—Commercial Service Squad. Bowling James D. Rea—Industrial Varsity Baseball |ohn Rizzo—Industrial Helen Roland—Commercial Irene C. Romanuk—College Preparatory G.A.A.. Bowling Club, Tower Tribune Evangeline Sasanas—Commercial Bruna Savini—Commercial Service Squad Tessic F. Sawka—Commercial Girl Reserves Rosemary Scanlon—College-Commercial Modern Dance Club President, Bowling, Tower Tribune. Fleur de Lis Mary Senkcvich—Commercia! Service Squad Olga Sepulveda—Commercial Service Squad Minnie Shamcy—Commercial G.A.A., Senior Play Committee Donald J. Sharte!!—College Preparatory Jack Shepherd—Industrial Glee Club Ccorgc Eugene Shifter—General Fleur de Lis. Tower Tribune. Senior Plav Committee June Simkiss -Commercial James B. Simpson—General Elmer C. Socalt—Industrial Rac Sommcrvillc—College Preparatory Girl Reserves. Fleur de Lis. Service Squad, Inter-Club Council, SENIOR CLASS VICE- PRESIDENT Johanna Sowkin—General Glee Club Alene Louise Stanley—College-Commercial Service Squad. Girl Reserves, National Honor Society Don D. Stewart—Industrial Tennis, Varsity Club Henrietta I. Stewart—College Preparatory Girl Reserves. Spanish Club. National Honor Society. Inter-Club Council, Ser- vice Squad, SENIOR CLASS DIRECTOR. Senior Play Committee. Girl Reserves Inter-Club Councilor, Los Amigos Sec- retary Marjorie L. Stievc—Commercial Cadet Corps, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Bowling Club Donna StoychoH—Commercial Service Squad. Modern Dance Club, Senior Play Committee, Bowling Donna J. Straube—Ccllege-Ccmmercial G.A.A., Dramatic Club. All School Play Assistant Stage Manager. National Honor Society, Service Squad, Girl Reserves. All School Play Assistant Director, Senior Play Assistant Director. Service Squad Captain Virginia Leona Sulcwski—Commercial G.A.A., Social Dance Club Lorraine Sundstrom—Commercial G.A.A.. Service Squad. Girl Reserve Pres- ident. All School Play Committee. Bowling Marilyn Ruth Sutter—College Preparatory Glee Club. Girl Reserves. National Honor Society Secretarv-Treasurer. All School Play Committee. Bowling Club, Girl Re- serve Vice-President. Los Amigos Vice- President Dolores M. Szabo—Commercial Drum Majorette. Service Squad Eleanor J. Tappcn—College Preparatory Homeroom Representative. Girl Reserves. Tower Tribune Editor, Service Squad Captam. National Honor Society, Los Amigos Ernest J. Tomaszewski—College-Industrial Model Airplane Club Michael Tomkow—Industrial Swimming, Varsity Club Dianne Margo Vaughn—College-Commer. Drama Club, All School Play, National Honor Society, Glee Club, Bowling Virginia Vella—Commercial Vernell Vesey—Commercial Rose Vishin—Commercial Tower Tribune. Service Squad. Senior Play Committee Elaine Wagner—Commercial Cadet Corps, G.A A . Bowling Club, Ser- vice Squad. Dance Club Marjorie Waun—General Cadet Corps Deris B. V cnsing—Commercial Cadet Corps. Dance Club. Service Squad Donald H. White—Industrial Margaret Wiacck—College-Commercial Forensic Club. Cadet Corps. Fleur de Lis. All School Play Committee. Girl Re- serves. National Honor Society Paul Wilk—Industrial Dorothy Williams—General Glee Club Lex Wintcn—College Preparatory Rosina Frances Withers—Commercial Service Squad, Dance Club Catherine R. Wolf—College-Commercial Cadet Corps.. Dramatic Club. All School Play Committee, Bowling. National Hon- or Society. Service Squad. Senior Play Committee Betty J. Young—Commercial Dance Club 24 Qum 'fyhaduatinq QlaAA JUNE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Top row: John Buchan, director; Jeon Shotey, director, Don McClain, treasurer. Bottom row: Christine Giska, secretory; Ken Kiernan, president; Ray Goldsborough, vice president; Shirley Northrup, director. The June 1946 senior class officers had to accommodate one of the largest graduating classes in the history of Ford- son, 492 to be exact. It seems such a big task for such a limited group of seven. However, they handled their duties competently. They successfully raised money for the senior class fund with which to buy a parting gift for the school. This year a choice was put up to the seniors as to where they would hold their annual skip day. A unanimous de- cision was in favor of holding the skip day at Cedar Point on Monday, June 17, although there was an additional cost. Plans for the Senior Prom were begun as early as April by this active group. The date was set for Friday, June 21, the day after graduation. The scene of the prom was in the Crystal Ballroom of the Book Cadillac Hotel. The couples danced to the strains of Del Delbridge s orchestra. The evening was climaxed with the Grand March led by the class officers. Hard work on the part of all the officers tended toward making the prom a success. 25 JAMES J. ADAMS VIRGINIA F. ADAMS WILLIAM R. ADCOCK BETTY R. ALIOTO JAMES S. ALLAN RUDOLPH R. ANAYA MARY E. BOSWELL ELIZABETH D. BOWER LORRAINE A. BRATTON KENNETH A. ANDERSON JANET M. APPIE MAYO L. ARNDT DENZIE H. ARNEY BETTY L. ASHER LUVILA E. ATWELL JOAN E. BROWN MARY J. BROWN ROBERT E. BROWN BONNIE A. BAILEY SUZANNE RACHEL BAKER MARIAN J. BALAGNA MARGARET M. BALICKI GERTRUDE K. BAPPERT JEAN BARLOW BONITA BROYLES CATHERINE J. BRUNE CLARENCE J. BRYANS JOHN BARSON THEODORE G. BARTON HOWARD BECHTEL ROBERT O. BECKER ELAINE BECKWITH FLORENCE W. BELTKIEWICZ DOUGLAS A. BRYSON JOHN BUCHAN LESTER BUCKNER PEARL M. BERNOCCO LINDY N. BERRY IRENE ROSE BICSAK WALTER J. BIESS LOLA M. BILYEU THERESA M. BINKOWSKI ROBERT E. BURKHOLDER VERALYN A. BUSH DEVA J. CACIO RAYMOND A. BINNING OLGA BITZKO CHARLES R. BLACK EDMUND A. BOLAS DOLORES M. BOEUCH CAROLINE BOSS IO CHARLOTTE M. CANDERLICK ELAINE M. CATTON NATALIE CENUSA 27 RICHARD A. CHAPEL VERLIE T. CHARLEBOIS EDWIN F. CHARLES ANNE J. CHERNUS BETTY J CHRISTIAN LORRAINE CHRISTIE OLGA DOMBECK LOIS MAE DOOM PAULINE L. DORENZO ELVIRA J. CICCARELLI ELEANORE CINCU LORETTA E. COFFER VIRGINIA L. CONAUGHTY JOHN D. CONNOLLY JOSEPH A. CORIO PEGGY J. DORRIS ELLEN MARY DOUGHER BARBARA J. DRESSER WALTER CORNACCHINI JACK E. COTE LOIS J. COTE THEODORE J. COTORA JOAN L. COY VIRGINIA E. CROWDIS CHARLES L. DUBAS LORRAINE DUNCAN HUGH REX EDWARDS JEAN M. CUMMER RUTH J. CUNNINGHAM ELAINE DAHLEN GERALDINE DAVENPORT PHYLLIS DAVIES MARY E. DAVIS MARY LOU EIGHINGER ANN FINLEY ELLIOTT PAULINE ENRIGHT PRUDENCE DAY 0 HELEN M. DEAN ALFRED De FRANCESCHI MILDRED DELICH WILLIAM C DEMMONS ANN M. DEMYAN LYNNEA J. ERICKSON RICHARD J FAHNESTOCK PATRICIA J. FANCHER VERONICA M. DENNIS MALENA DERDERIAN DELORES A. DES CHENES VIRGINIA M. DESHLER JOSEPHINE L. De FRANCO MARY E. DIMITROFF ANN MARIE FAVRO JOHN FIELEK DOLORES A. FISHER DONNA J. FISHER SOPHIE FLETCHER MARY FLINT BETTY J. FORTIN LOUISE M. FRANCAVILLA LEONA M. FRASER DORIS M. HARRIS DONALDA HARRISON MARY HART ANTHONY FUOCO JOHN L. GABRYS RAMON V. GAGE DOLORES R. GALE MARGARET K. GANDOLFO CHESTER H. GAPCZYNSKI MONICA L. HART BENNIE E. HARTMAN LUCILLE Y. HASLAM VITOLD GARDIAN SAMUEL GEFTOS JOSEPH F. GERRITY DORIS L. GILSBACH CHRISTINE GISKA DAVID GLENN MAXINE L. HAUER BETTY L. HAYDEN MICHAEL J. HAYDEN RAY GOLDSBOROUGH VIRGINIA V. GOLEN NEVART S. GOPIGIAN PATRICA D. GOTOS ANNE D. GRAHAM MYRNA J. GRELL BARBARA A. HAYDU LELAND J. HAYES DOROTHY J. HAYWOOD CHARLES T. GRIFFITH THERESA C. GURBA MARY J. HADUS HELEN HAGER ROSE HAGOPIAN BETTE M. HALL ROY L. HEARN SUSAN L. HEIN MAXINE J. HELM LOIS A. HAMMOND ELLEN FAY HANCOCK LORRAINE HANEBER RUTH E. HANENBURG ROBERT J. HANS PAUL E. HARE LA VONNE M. HENGTGEN THOMAS J. HENNESSEY MARIAN HERMAN 31 ROBERT HINKEL LEONARD C. HOROSZY PATRICIA K. HOUSEL HELEN D. KOWAL DOROTHY H. KOZLOW MARY ANNE KRASHOVETZ IRVIN W. HUETTEMAN RITA J. ICKES SOPHIE IGNA HAROLD D. IRVINE BETTY G. ISHAM DELORES M. JACOBSON MARY ANN KRISTOFF RITA ANN KROCHMAN HELEN M. KROL HELEN V. JAEGER MARGUERITE JAMES MYRA J. JERORE RUTH E. JODMIKELEIT HELEN JOHNSON JOHN E. JOHNSON DOROTHY H. KRUPSKI LEONARD J. KUEHNEL MARY A. KULAS WILLIAM T. JOHNSTONE RICHARD J. JUDNICH GEORGE ANN JUHAS MARY KACHATUROFF MARIE J. KEHRL RICHARD KEMPA NORMAN F. KUSCHEL LEONARD J. KWIECINSKI GEORGE LAC AT IS KENNETH L. KIERNAN DONALD A. KLENK CHARLES L. KNIGHTON MILTON KNOX DOROTHY I. KOCSIS MILTON J. KODIDEK CARL P. LANCI EVELYN F. LANGSTON PHYLLIS B. LA POSE MARIAN KOMINSKI SHIRLEY G. KOPERNICK ALLEN A. KORPI THOMAS D. KOSINSKI ROBERT P. KOVACH PAULINE KOVTUN CAROL J. LASH TERESA LATIN JOHN LEIGH EVA HERNANDEZ ROSEMARY T. HERRON JEANNE D. HILL DEAN LEMORIE MARGARET E. LEWIS TOM J. LIACKES CONSTANCE LIGHTFOOT FLOYD G. LIVERMORE LUCILLE M. LONG BARBARA J. MERWIN OLGA MICHALCZYK ROBERT J. MILLER MARILYN LOOS DOROTHY M. LOUNSBERY EUGENIA LUCAS CHARLES LUTERAN MARY S. LYON DONALD McCLAIN JOSEPHINE MIOZZI ELEANOR MOGILEWICZ JOSEPH T. MONASHKO ESTHER JOY McCOMBS BETTY J. McCREEDY MARY A. McGRATH FREDERICK McDONNELL ALICE E. MACKENZIE LOUISE MAESTRI ELMER R. MOORE VIRGINIA L. MORGAN PEGGY M. MOTCHECK ELIZABETH L. MAGLOCCI BETHYL L. MAHONEY MARY ANN MALACARNE RAYMOND H. MALVITZ CECIL MANN DOLORES MARKOWSKI VIRGINIA J. MUCHA DAVINA MUIR MARY ANN MURDOCK MARGERY A. MARTENS DONALD J. MARTIN MARVIN MARTINELLI JOSEPH J. MARULLO PATRICIA A. MATHIS ELIZABETH MATIJEK DELORES A. MUSZYNSKI BETTY J. NALBAND EDWARD C. NARKUN IRENE B. MATTHES FLORENCE MAYEWSKI WALTER MEACHUM DOLORES MEGAHAN DOLORES B. MERCIER HELEN MERSDORF LORRAINE D. NASTER MARIANNE NAVE DOUGLAS NELSON 35 RONALD NOFFSINGER SHIRLEY A. NORTHRUP BEVERLY J. NOVICKA WILLIAM B. NUTTALL ROSEMARY OFIARA MARY OKDIE PHYLLIS J. RABUS LORRAINE V. RAEZLER CLARA M. RANTZ WALTER OLKOWSKI JACK D. O'MEALEY ANTHONY T. OSSO ARTHUR H. OSWALT ERNA OTTO SAM PALUMBO ROSE A. REDIGAN DONA REINKE ELIZABETH RENKO JOHN PAMPU FRANCES S. PANZOFF LENORE P. PARKS LUCILLE PARSONS WILLIAM O. PEECHER FRANKLIN T. PERPICH BETTI E L. RICE RONNIE J. RICHARD KATHERINE RIEDEL ROSE PETESTNIK ROBERT A. PETERSON INA FLORA PETOVELLA MARY A. PETT EDWIN E. PIERCE CLEMENTINE PIETROBONO FRANCES A. RILEY LUCILLE T. ROEHM HELEN V. ROHRBOUGH ANTHONY PIKULINSKI ROSE PINTO GEORGE W. PLOTS DOROTHY M. PLOCH SHIRLEY M. PLUTA RUDOLPH F. POL I DOR I BOCCO ROMEO BARBARA C. ROSE JOHN C. ROSIU ALYCE L. PONIEWOZIK PETER P. PRETKA HOWARD D. PROCTOR MARY J. PROKOP HENRY V. PRZYBYLSKI JOHN T. QUINN HELEN R. ROSE PAT ROWE RICHARD L. ROWE 37 DONALD C. RUSSELL DOROTHY M. RUTKOWSKI BEVERLY J. RYIA CAROLYNN SAGE IRENE M. SALVATORE EUGENE SAMBROOK LEAH J. SPRING GLORIA L. SPRINGER JANE STARRINE ELAINE M. SAMEL LOIS J. SAMES EDWARD T. SAMSON FRANK M. SANDERS ELVIRA M. SANTILLI CHARLENE A. SCHELDEN DELORES STEFANSKY JACK T. STEGGLES MURRAY H. STELLER NORMA E. SCHOPP HERBERT J. SCHUMAKER HERMAN SCHWARTZ MARILYN M. SCOTT HELEN J. SEMPLE CHARLOTTE B. SERGAY CHARLOTTE E. STEPHENS LILY ANN STEPHENSON JAMES STEVE RAY SERGOTT CESIDIA N. SERRECCHIA VIOLET A. SHAFER JENNIE SHAKUT ROBERT SHANNON JEAN SHOTEY LELAND STEWART VIRGINIA STEWART GORDENIA A. STILES HENRY SIEDLIK MARILYN J. SIKORA GRACE M. SILLARS ANNA E. SIMONI KENNETH E. SIMONS ROBERT SIPPEL LOUISE ANN SMITH MARY J. SMITH HUGH B. SNELL EDITH J. ST. ONGE ELIZABETH N. STRACHAN MARGARET E. STRACHAN JEANNE F. SOBSTYL ELEANOR R. SORENSON BOB SPANBERGER GEORGE E. STRATTON HELEN R. STRAZA VIRGINIA T. STRZEMPKA 39 HUGH A SWEENEY VELMA V. TAIARIOL MARILYN F. TEEPLE MARIE WAZNEY KENNETH J. WEST DORIS G. WESTERLUND GRACE THOMAS IRMA JOY THOMAS LEONE L. THOMAS LAUREL J. THOMPSON LA VELMA J. THOMPSON NORMAN TOMASSINI FLORINE M. WILLETT DOLORES V. WILLIAMS EARL A. WILLIAMSON BILL TONER FRANK TORNATORE SHIRLEY A. TRUDEAU MARY A. TUCKER PETER A. TURCZYN NORBERT J. TYLUTKI DON R. WILSON MARY E. WISE DOLORES WOODS VALERIA M. URBAN HELEN L. U'RENN JAMES R. VALENTINE VIRGIL VALLEAU MARGARET C. VAN OAST RHELLA J. VAN PATTEN EUGENE M. WOZNIAK DELORES J. YAGER ROBERT T. YANCHESON FRANCES VAN SULL DOROTHY M. VARGA ELIZABETH V. VARVARA DOLORES J. VASCONCELLES KENNETH G. VAUGHAN LINWOOD M. VAUGHAN DELORES R. YASNOS ROBERT YESSIAN SOPHIE YONCHEFF NORMA VENTURI BETTY J. WALKER EVELYN J. WALL ALBERT R. WARGO ROBERT R. WASSMAN MICHAEL J. WAYPA HAROLD R. YOUNG FRANCES A. YURA ALEXANDER A. ZADROZNY ROSALIE SUCHY JOANNE M. SWANTEK DARWIN C. SWARTZ IRENE W. ZADROZNY GEORGE ZAFFIRIS SADIE ZEHRA LORETTA M. ZILAN LUCILLE G. ZIMMEL JOSEPHINE M. ZOLIN GEORGE ZULINSKI Qjluul 'fyhaduaisLdu (7h)L (pklutedL) John Amundson Audrey J. Austin Myrth Bolloch Fred Broyman Richard Brown John Colder Ralph Curcuru Gerald Elliott Edward Eskie Adrian Farris John Gabrys Henry Gales Walter Grabowski Clara Hedge Douglas Johnston William Julian Donald Kendrick Edward Kilian John Kurek John Lanning Shirley Lewis Thomas McGahey Helen Maciag Henry Mulkiten 0 Mary Negri Sandy Neroni in service Robert Pobursky Clifford Rayl Henry Richter Alice Rochette Kenneth Ross George Schram Bela Szakaly David Traskos Armel Trifonoff James Tuday Mary Zalewska Arthur Zatirka Joseph Zelenok SstnioJi. (fodtivituzA. Jim Adorns—Genera! Virginia Adams—General William R. Adcock, Jr. — College Preparatory Betty Rae Alioto—General Tennis Team, G.A.A., Dance Club, Bowling League, Modern Dance James S. Allan—College Preparatory Service Squad Rudolph R. Anaya—Industrial Kenneth A. Anderson—General Janet Appie—Commercial Service Squad Mayo L. Arndt—College Preparatory Homeroom Representative, Varsity Club, Tractor Hi-Y, Swimming team, Captain; Track Team Dcnzil Arney—College Industrial Betty Lou Asher—College Commer- cial Hall Duty, Tennis Team, Majorette, Bowling Teom, Dance Club, Modern Dance, Girl Reserves, Senior Play, Homeroom Representative Trink Atwell—General Hall Duty Audrey Austin—College Preparatory Bonnie Arlene Gailey—General Suzanne Baker—College Preparatory National Honor Society, Service Squad, Homeroom Bond Salesman, Girl Reserves, Fleur-de-Lis Staff, G.A.A. Marian Balagna—General Margaret M. Balicki—Commercial Myrth Ballach—General Service Squad, Homeroom Repres- entative, Girl Reserves, Glee Club Gertrude K. Bappert—College Com- mercial Glee Club, G.A.A., Service Squad, Girl Reserves Jean Barlow—General Typing Club, Dance Club, V-Club, Service Squad John Barson—College Preparatory Latin Club, Vice President; Ail School Play, Orchestra, Vaudeville Show, Tennis Team, Varsity Club, Band, Dance Band Theodore C. Barton—College Prep- aratory Band, Public Address System, Tow- er Tribune Photographer, Fleur-de- Lis Photographer, Latin Club, Treasurer; Science Club Howard E. Bechtel—Industrial Robert O. Becker—College Industrial Dance Club Gertrude K. Bappert—College Com- mercial Glee Club, G.A.A., Service Club, Girl Reserves Elaine Beckwith—General Florence T. Bcltkiewicz—Commercial Pearl M. Bernocco—Commercial G.A.A., French Club Lindy N. Berry—General Waiter Biess—General Irene R. Bicsak—General Glee Club Lola M. Bilyeu—Clerical Commercial Service Squad Theresa Marie Binkowski — Clerical Commerial G.A.A., Bowling League, Dance Club Raymond Archie Binning — College Preparatory Charles Black—College Industrial Fordson Rifle Club Edmund A. Bolas—Industrial Dolores Marie Boruch—Clerical Com- mercial Carolyn Bossio—General Mary Ellen Boswell—Commercial Glee Club, Girl Reserves, President Doris E. Bower—Commercial Fred Brayman—Industrial Lorraine A. Bratton—Commercial Service Squad, Dance Club Joan E. Brown—General Glee Club Mary Brown—Commercial Homeroom Representative, Service Squad Richard Brown—Industrial Robert Earl Brown—College Industrial Service Squad, Tennis Team, Track Reserves Bonita Broyles—General Service Squad Catherine J. Brune—General Service Squad, Latin Club, Social Dance Club Clarence Bryans—General Industrial Football Reserves Douglas H. Bryson—General Com- mercial Band John Buchan—College Industrial Dramatic Club, Varsity Club. Senior Play, Senior Class Director, Drama- tic Club Director, Baseball Team, Tennis Team, All School Play Lester R. Buckner, Jr.—General Glee Club, Senior Play Robert Earl Burkholder—College Pre- paratory Veralyn A. Bush—Commercia! Devo Jean Cocio Commercial Dance Club, Service Squad Charlotte Mary—Clerical Commercial Elaine Muriel Cotton—Clerical Com- mercial Natalie Cenusa—College Preparatory Girl Reserves, French Club, Service Squad Richard A. Chapel—Industrial Verlie T. Charlebois—General Spanish Club, Service Squad, Dance Club Edwin F. Charles—College Industrial School Band Anne Chcrnus—Homemaking Girls Glee Club, Service Squad, Fleur-de-Lis, Tower Tribune Betty Jane Christian—General Girl Reserves Lorraine R. Christie—Commercial Glee Club Elvira J. Ciccarelli—General Art Club, Varsity Club Eleanore Cincu—College Preparatory Glee Club, Tower Tribune, Journal- ism, German Club Loretta Coffer—General Glee Club, Service Squad Virginia Lee Conaughty—General Art Club John D. Connolly—General Joseph Anthony Corio—College Pre- paratory French Club, Treasurer; Latin Club, President Walter Cornacchini—Industrial Glee Club Lois J. Cote—College Preparatory Tower Tribune, Service Squad Theodore Cotora—College Prepara- tory Glee Club, President; Blue Chapter Hi-Y, Student Council, Vice-Pres- ident; Latin Club, Swimming Joan L. Coy—College Preparatory G.A.A., Service Squad, Captain; Junior Class, Secretary; Girl Re- serve—White Chapter, Fleur-de- Lis, All School Play Cast Virginia Crowdis—Commercial Jean Marie Cummer—General Glee Club, Service Squad Ruth J. Cunningham—Commercial Elaine Dahlen—College Preparatory Phylis J. Davies—Commercial Mary E. Davis—Commercial Prudence A. Doy—Commercial Service Squad Helen M. Dean—College Preparatory Bowling Club, Girl Reserves, G.A.A., Homeroom Representative, Fleur- de-Lis Staff, Senior Play, Service Squad, Tower Tribune Alfred DeFranceschi—College In- dustrial Band, Football Varsity, Track Mildred Delich—Commercial Veronica M. Dennis—General Latin Club, Glee Club Malena Derderian—Commercial Glee Club, Service Squad William Demmons—College Industrial Airplane Club, Life Saving, Intra- mural Basketball Ann Marie Demyan—Clerical Com- mercial Library Training, Public Address System Delores DcsChenes—General Library Club Virginia M. Dcshler—Commercial Glee Club, Vaudeville, Girl Reserves Josephine L. Di Franco—Clerical Mary Ellen Dimitroff—College Pre- paratory G.A.A., Girl Reserves, French Club, Secretary Service Squad, Tower Tribune Staff 43 S nwh, Cidtiviii A, Olgo Dombcck—Commercial Service Squad Lois M. Doom—Commercial Service Squad Pauline L. Dorenxo— General Ellen M. Dougher—College Commer- cial Service Squad Barbaro Dresser—Colleae Commercial Girl Reserves, Vaudeville Show Charles Dubas—General Basketball, Varsity Club, Track, Hi-Y Lorraine Duncan—General Dramatic Club, Art Club, Glee Club Hugh Rex Edwards—College Prepara- tory Science Club, President; Latin Club; Oratorical Contest Winner; Pan Pox Union President Mary Lou Eighinger—Commercial Service Squad Ann D. Elliott—College Preparatory Gerald Elliott—College Industrial Airplane Club, Swimming Team, Intramural Basketball Pauline Enright—College Preparatory Service Squad, Basketball, Glee Club, Tower Tribune Staff JoAnn Erickson—Commercial Glee Club Richard J. Fahnestock — College Preparatory Science Club, Swimming Team, Senior Play, Dramatic Club, Fleur- de-Lis Staff, All School Play, Boy's Glee Club, Vaudeville. Patricia Fancher—Commercial Ann M. Favro —Commercial Service Squad John Fielek—College Preparatory Spanish Club Delores A. Fisher—General Donna J. Fisher—Commercial Service Squad Sophie Fletcher—Commercial Service Squad, Library Club Mary Helen Flint—Commercial G.A.A., Dance Club Betty Jeon Fortin—Commercial Service Squad Louise M. Francavilla—Commercial G.A.A., Girl Reserve, Fleur-de-Lis, Bowling Club Leona Fraser—Commercial Swimming Club, Bowling Club Anthony Fuoco—Industrial Machine Shop Club Ramon V. Gage—General Industrial Henry Gales—Commercial Intramurol Basketball Margaret K. Gandolfo—Commercial Service Squad, G.A.A. Chester H. Gapcynski—Industrial Vitold V. Gordian—College Prepar- atory School Play, Dramatic Club Sam Geftos—General Homeroom Representative, Hi-Y, Track Team, Varsity Club Joseph F. Gerrity—College Prepara- tory Latin Club, Councilman-at-Large, Junior Class Director Doris Lorraine Gilsbach—College Pre- paratory Glee Club, Girl Reserves. G.A.A.. Service Squad, All School Play, Dramatic Club, Senior Play, Bowl- ing Club, Fleur-de-Lis Staff, Vaudeville Show Christine Giska—Commercial G.A.A., President; Girl Reserves, Service Squad, Captain; Homeroom Representative, Bowling Club, Dancing Club, Secretary of Senior Class David A. Glenn—College Preparatory Science Club, French Club, Presi- dent; Dramatic Club, Director; Senior Play, Homeroom Represent- ative Roy Goldsborough—College Prepara- tory Vorsity Club, Basketball, Hi-Y, Senior Class Vice President Virginia Golen—College Preparatory Service Squad Nevort S. Gopigian—Clerical Com- mercial G.A.A. Patricia Gotos—Ccneral Service Squad Walter Grobowski—Industrial Anne Marie Graham—Commercial Service Squad Myrno J. Grell—College Preparatory Bowling Club, Service Squad Charles T. Griffith—Industrial Theresa Gurba—Commercial Mary Jean Hadus—Commercial G.A.A. Helen Hager—Commercial G.A.A., Fleur-de-Lis, Modern Dance Club, Girl Reserves, Vice President; Service Squad, Captain Rose Hagopian—Commercial Girl Reserves, G.A.A., Secretary; Service Squad, Dancing Club, President Bette M. Hall—Commercial Lois A. Hammond—College Prepara- tory Latin Club, Swimming Club, Bowl- ing, Captain Ellen Fay Hancock—Stenographic Lorraine J. Haneberg—Commercial Organ Ruth Elsie Honenburg—Commercial Bowling Club, Glee Club Robert Hans—College Preparatory Dramatic Club, Science Club, Ser- vice Squad, Fleur-de-Lis, Varsity Club, German Club, French Club, Senior Play Paul E. Hare—College Preparatory Swimming Team, Varsity Club, Dramatic Club, Hi-Y, President Doris Harris—Commercial Service Squad, Girl Reserves, Dancing Club, Bowling Club Donalda Carol Harrison—College Pre- paratory Girl Cadet Corps, Glee Club, G.A. A., Bowling League, Girl Reserve, All School Play Committee, Latin Club, Vice President; Senior Play Committee, Service Squad Captain Mary Hart—General G.A.A., Cheerleader, Service Squad Bennie Eorl Hartman—College Pre- paratory Hi-Y, Band Lucille Y. Haslam—Clericol Com- mercial Maxine Hauer—Commercial Service Squad, G.A.A. Betty L. Hayden, Jr.—Commercial Michael J. Hoyden, Jr.—College In- dustrial Junior Class Treasurer, Varsity Club Barbara Ann Haydu—College Prepar- tory Fleur-de-Lis, All School Play, Donee Club Leland J. Hayes—Industrial Hi-Y, Football, Manager; Varsity Club Dorothv Haywood—College Course G.A.A., Service Squad Roy Hearn—College Preparatory Clara Margaret Hedge—Commercial Susan Lee Hein—College Preparatory Spanish Club, Service Squad Maxine I. Helm—General Service Squad Lavonnc Hcngtgen—Commercial Tcm Hennessey—College Preparatory Track Team Marian Herman—College Commercial Eva Hernandez—General Rosmary Theresa Herron—General Jeanne Duvoll Hill—General Robert Hinkel—Industrial Rifle Club Leonard Horoszy—Industrial Patricia K. House!—General Glee Club Irvin W. Huetteman—College In- dustrial Varsity Football Team, Varsity Club Rita Jane lekes—General Service Squad Sophie Igno—College Commercial Girl Reserves, Service Squad Harold Danny Irvine—General Betty Isham—Commercial Service Squad Delores M. Jacobson—Commercial Service Squad Helen Jaeger—Clerical Glee Club, Service Squad Marguerite James—Commercial G.A.A., Girl Reserves 44 SsutioA. Cfadtwiii A. Myro Jerore—General Glee Club Ruth Jodmikcleit—General Glee Cub, Girl Reserves Helen Johnson—General Homeroom Representative Jock Johnson—College Preparatory Football Manager, Basketball Re- serves, Varsity Club Douglas Johnston—Industrial Machine Shop, Dancing Club William Johnstone—College Prepara- tory Dick Judnich—Industrial Tower Tribune Mechanical Staff George Ann Juhas—Commercial Glee Club, Vice President; Dramatic Club, Vice President; All School Play, G.A.A., Victory Club, Vaude- ville. Mary Kochaturoff—College Prepara- tory G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Homeroom Representative, Service Squad, Fleur-de-Lis, Tower Tribune Marie J. Kehrl—College Preparatory Dramatic Club, President; Pianist for Boy's Glee Club, Vaudeville Show Dick Kempa—College Preparatory Reserve Basketball, Homeroom Re- presentative, Student Council President, Hi-Y Tractor President, Latin Club, Inter Club Council Ken Kicrnan—College Preparatory Hi-Y, President Senior Class, Var- sity Club, Basketball Team Edward Kilian—Industrial Donald Klenk—College Preparatory Charles L. Knighton—Industrial Milton Knox—Industrial Dorothy Irene Kocsis—Commercial G.A.A., Service Squad Milton James Kodidek—Industrial Marian Kominske—General Shirley Kopcrnick—Commercial Bowling League Allan A. Korpi—General Industrial Swimming Team, Tower Tribune, Varsity Club, Mechanical Staff Thomas D. Kosinski—Industrial Robert Paul Kovach—College Pre- paratory Swimming, Football, Varsity Club, Secretary Pauline Kovtun—Commercial Glee Club Helen Kowal—Commercial G.A.A. Dorothy H. Koxlow—Commercial Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Vaude- ville, Service Squad, Homeroom Representative Mary Anne Krashovetx—Commercial Service Squad Mory Ann Kristoff—Commercial Service Squad Reto Ann Krochman—Commercial Tower Tribune, Girl Reserve, G.A.A. Helen Mary Kroll—Commercial Dorothy Krupski—College Preparatory Leonard Kuehnel—Industrial Mary Ann Kulas—College Preparatory Glee Club, Service Squad, French Club, Homeroom Representative, Cheerleader, Student Council, Modern Dancing, Dramatic Club Norman F. Kuschel—Industrial Football Team, Swimming Team, Hi-Y, Baseboll Team, Varsity Club Leonard Kwiecinski—Industrial George Locatis—Industrial Carl Lanci—General Basketball, Varsity Club, Baseball, Hi-Y, Secretary Evelyn Faye Langston—College Pre- paratory Glee Club Phyllis LaPose—General Glee Club Carol Lash—College Preparatory Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Art Club Teresa Latin—Commercial John P. Leigh—College Industrial Dean Lemorie—College Preparatory Margaret L. Lewis—Commercial Girl's Bowling, Service Squad Shirley Ann Lewis—College Prepara- tory Glee Club Tom J. Liackes—College Preparatory Constance A. Lightfoot—Commercial Floyd Livermore—College Preparatory Science Club, President; French Club Lucille Myro Long — Stenographic Commercial Marilyn Joan Loos—Clerical Com- mercial Marie Lounsbery—College Commer- cial Eugenia Lucas—College Commercial Glee Club, Service Squad, Dramatic Club Charles Luteran—Industrial Mary Susan Lyon—College Don McClain—College Preparatory Tower Tribune, Fleur-de-Lis, Senior Class Treasurer, Inter Club Council Esther Joy McCombs—General Betty McCreedy—General Robert I. McDaniel—College Prepar- atory Thomas L. McGohcy—Special Mary McGroth—Clerical Commercial Frederick McConnell—College Prep Helen Maciag—Special Alice E. Mackenxie—College Pre- paratory G.A.A., Vice-Pres.; Dramatic Club, Secretary; Latin Club, Student Council, Senior Class Play, Girl Reserves, All School Play Louise Maestri—College Preparatory Service Squad, Captain Elixabeth L. Mogloc:i—Commercial Bowling Club Bethyl Loraine Mahoney—Commer- cial. Mary Ann Malacarne—Commercial Raymond Malvitx—College Prepara- tory Cicil Mann—Industrial Delores F. Markoski—Commercial Bowling Club Margery Ann Martens—College Pre- paratory Service Squad, French Club, Girl Reserves, Dramatic Cub, Senior Play, All School Play Donald Martin—College Industrial Baseball Varsity, Football Varsity, Swimming Varsity, Hi-Y, Vice- Pres.; Varsity Club, Treasurer; Homeroom Representative Irvin Martinelli—Industrial Joseph Marullo—Industrial Arthur A. Matchulat—College Pre- paratory Patricia A. Mathis—Commercial Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves Elixabeth Matijek—College Prepara- tory Glee Club, Service Squad, Senior Play, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves, President Irene B. Matthes—General Glee Club Florence Mayewski—Commercial Walter Meachum—General Delores Megahan—Commercial Service Squad Dolores Mercier—Commercial Service Squad Helen M. Mersdorf—Commercial Library Club, Girls Reserves, Fleur- de-Lis Barbara Merwin—Commercial Service Squad Olgo Michalgxyk—Commercial Library Club Robert J. Miller—College Preparatory Baseball, Varsity Club Josephine Mioxxi—Commercial Service Squad Joseph T. Monashko—Industrial Football Varsity, Varsity Club Elmer R. Moore—College Industrial Peggy Marion Motcheck—General Tower Tribune, V-Club, Bowling, Service Squad, Vaudeville Virginia J. Mucha—Commercial Davina Muir—College Preparatory Service Squad, Captain; Bowling, Intramural Basketball Mary Ann Murdock—Commercial Bowling Team Dolores A. Musxynski—College Pre- paratory Dramatic Club, Library Club, All School Play, Fleur-de-Lis, Service Squad Betty Nalband—College Commercial G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Service Squad Edward Narkun—Industrial 45 wjldJl Cfa Loroinc Master—General Fleur-de-Lis, Art Club Marianne Nave—Commercial Mary Negri—Commercial Douglos Nelson—General Industrial Sandy Neroni—General Industrial Ronald Noffsinger—College Prepara- tory Science Club, Glee Club Shirley Northrup—College Prepara- tory V-Club, Cheerleader, Dramatic Club, Fleur-de-Lis Staff, Junior Class Director, Photography Club, G.A.A., Vice President; Service Squad, Girl Reserves, Senior Class Director Beverly Novicka—Commercial William B. Nuttall—General Indus- trial Arts Rosemary Frances Ofiara—General Tower Tribune, Glee Club Mary Okdie—Clerical Commercial Jack O'Mealey—Generol Anthony Osso—Industrial Arthur Oswalt—General Football, Track, Hi-Y Erna Otto——General Som Palumbo—Industrial John Pampu, Jr.—Industrial Frances Ponxoff—Commercial Glee Club Lenore Porks—Commercial Hoi I Captain—Service Squad Lucille Parsons—General William O. Peecher College Prepara- tory Frankie Perpich—College Preparatory Rose Pestotnick—Commercial Service Squad Robert A. Peterson—General Ina Petovello—Commercial Service Squad Mary Aleen Pett—College Prepar- atory Spanish Club Edwine E. Pierce—Industrial Clementine Pietrobono—Commercial Service Squad Anthony Pikulinski—Industrial Rose Pinto—Commercial Service Squad, G.A.A. George W. Plotts, Jr.—Industrial Dorothy Ploch—Commercial Service Squad, Girl Reserves Shirley Pluta—Commercial Service Squad, Dance Club Rudolph F. Polidori—Industrial Alyce Louise Ponievoxik — College Preparatory Service Squad, Dramatic Club, Modern Dance Club, All-School Play, Vice-Pres. of French Club Peter Pretka—Industrial Howard D. Proctor—College Prepara- tory Football (Reserves) Mary Jane Prokop—Generol Service Squad Henry V. Pryxbylski—Industrial Hi-Y, Varsity, Football, Swimming Jack Quinn—College Preparatory Hi-Y Jean Rabus—College Preparatory Service Squad, All School Ploy, Treasurer Bowling Club, Committee All School Play Lorraine Raexler—Commercial Clara Rontx—General G.A.A., Art Club, Homeroom Rep., Fleur-de-Lis Staff, Girls Basketball League Rose Anne Rcdigan—College Com- mercial G.A.A., Service Squad Dona Reinke—General Elixabeth Jean Renko—Commercial Bettie Lou Rice—Commercial Calvin E. Rice—College Preparatory Cadet Corps Ronnie Richard—College Preparatory Service Squad, Band, Dance Orch. Katherine Riedel—Commercial Francis A. Riley—Industrial Alice Rochette—Generol Junior Classical League Lucille T. Roehm—Commercial Glee Club, G.A.A., Service Squad Helen V. Rohrbough—College Pre- paratory Homeroom Rep., Pres. Library Club Rocco A. Romeo—College Industrial S. Band Barbara C. Rose—Commercial Glee Club, Girl Reserves John C. Rosiu—Industrial Swimming, Hi-Y Helen R. Ross—College Preparatory Kenneth Ross—Industrial Patricia Ann Rowe—Commercial G.A.A., Vice-Pres. of the Junior Class Richard L. Rowe—College Prepara- tory Donald C. Russell—College Prepara- tory Photography Club, Civil Air Patrol Dorothy Moe Rutkowski — College Preparatory Beverly Joan Ryia—College Prepara- Tower Tribune Editor, G.A.A., Fleur de Lis Editor, Girl Reserves Secre- tary, Latin Club, Service Squad, Senior Play Committee. Coroiynn Sage—General Irene M. Salvatore—College Indus- trial Fleur-de-Lis, Service Squad, Bowl- ing Club Eugene Sambrook—Industrial Elaine M. Samel—Commercial Service Squad Lois Sames—College Commercial Junior Classical League, Service Squad Edward T. Samson—College Indus- trial Dance Band, Band Frank Sanders—College Preparatory Service Squad, Rifle Club Elvira Mary Santilli—Clericol Com- mercial Bowling League Charlene Schelden—General Library Training Norma E. Schopp—College Prepara- tory Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Inter Club Council Herbert J. Schumaker—Industrial Hermon Schwartx—Industrial Baseball, Varsity Club Marilyn Margaret Scott — College Preparatory Vaudeville, Dramatics Club, Ser- vice Squad, Treasurer, Glee Club, Girl Reserves, Secretary; All School Ploy, Committee, Senior Play, Com- mittee, Dance Club Jeanette Semple—General Cheer Leader, Girls Cadet Corp, Service Squad, G.A.A. Charlotte B. Sergay—College Pre- paratory Service Squad, G.A.A., Girl Re- serves, Senior Play Committee, Tower Tribune Staff (Editor), Homeroom Representative Ray H. Sergott—Industrial Desidia Nella Serrecchia—College Commercial Fencing Club, Glee Club, G.A.A., Modern Dancing, Spanish Club, Secretary Violet Shafer—Stenographic Service Squad Jennie Shakut—College Commercial Girl Reserves, Latin Club Robert Shannon—Industrial Jeon Shotey—College Preparatory Cheerleader, G.A.A., Junior Class Director, Spanish Club, All-School Play Cast, Dramatic Club, SENIOR CLASS DIRECTOR, Fleur-de-Lis Staff, Glee Club, Tower Tribune Editor, Modern Dance, Intramural Basketball Henry Siedlik—College Preparatory Football, Swimming, Track Marilyn J. Sikora—College Prepara- tory Service Squad Grace M. Sitlars—College Preparatory Glee Club, Tower Tribune, Spanish Club, Fleur-de-Lis Anna E. Simoni—Commercial Glee Club, Service Squad Ken Simons—Industrial Robert C. Sippel—General Photography Club, Service Squad, Art Club Mary Jane Smith—Clerical 46 $suniofL CbdtivjJtisiA, Louise Ann Smith—College Commer- cial Girl Reserves, G.A.A., Glee Club, Latin Club Hugh B. Snell—General Industrial Jeanne Sobstyl—Commercial Eleanor R. Sorenson—Commercial Robert R. Spanberger—Industrial Kitty Lee Spring—Commercial Bowling League Gloria Springer—College Preparatory Service Squad, Senior Play Com- mittee, Girl Reserves, French Club, Dramatic Club Patricia Stanislow—Commercial Bowling League Jane Starrine—General Delores Stefansky—Clerical Glee Club Jack T. Steggles—Industrial Football, Track, Varsity Club Charlotte Stephens—College Prepara- tory _ . , Junior Classical League, Spanish Club, Bowling Club, Intramural Basketball Lily Ann Stephenson—Commercial Band, Dance Band, Dramatic Club, Director; All School Play Leland Stewart—Industrial Virginia June Stewart—Clerical Com- mercial Nan Stiles—General Vaudeville Edith J. St. Onge—College Prepara- tory Glee Club Elizabeth Neil Strachan—Commercial Tower Tribune, Service Margaret Strachan — Commercial Clerical G.A.A., Glee Club, Service Squad George Ernie Stratton — College Preparatory Baseball, Varsity Club Helen Straxa—Commercial G.A.A. Virginia Strxempka—Commercial Glee Club, Fleur-de-Lis, G.A.A. Secretary; Modern Dance Club, In- tramural Sports, Bowling Club, Ser- vice Squad, Captain Rosalie Suchy—General JoAnne Swantek—College Prepara- tory Glee Club, Girl Reserves, Service Squad, Tower Tribune, Fleur-de-Lis Darwin C. Swartx—College Prepara- tory Glee Club, Spanish Club, German Club, Inter Club Council Hugh Sweeney—College Preparatory Velma Taiariol—Commercial Marilyn F. Teeple—Commercial Glee Club, G.A.A., Art Club, Mo- dern Dance LaVelma Thomas—College Prepara- tory Service Squad Grace Thomas—Commercial Girls Cadet Corps. Homeroom Rep- resentative, Girl Reserves, Service Squad Captain, Modern Dance Club, Fleur-de-Lis, Bowling Club, G.A.A. Vice President, Intramural Sports Irma Joy Thomas—General Course Service Squad, Glee Club Leone L. Thomas—Commercial Girls Cadet Corps, Service Squad Norman Tomassini —Industrial Varsity Club, Basketball, Baseball. Football Bill Toner—Industrial Frank Tornatore—Industrial David Troskos—Industrial Armcl Trifonoff—College Preparatory Shirley Trudeau—College Preparatory Mary Alice Tucker—College Prepara- tory Girls' Glee Club, Service Squad Captain James Tudoy—Industrial Pete Turcxyn—Industrial Band, Dance Orchestra Norbert J. Tylutki—College Prepara- tory Basketball Valerie Urban—General Service Squad, Bowling Club Helen Urenn—Commercial Bookkeep- ing Service Squad James Valentine—Industrial Virgil E. Valleau—Industrial Margaret Van Oast — Commercial Clerical Rhella Van Patten—Sten. Commercial Glee Club, Treasurer; Service Squad, Captain Frances Van Sull—College Prep. Dramatic Club, Senior Play, Dance Club, Girl Reserves, Glee Club, President; German Club; All School Play Dorothy Varga—Commercial Glee Cub, Dance Club Elizabeth V. Varvari—Commercial Glee Club, GAA, Modern Dancing, Girl Reserves Dolores J. Vasconcelles—Commercial Service Squad Kenneth Vaughan—College Industrial Linwood M. Vaughan—Industrial Band Norma Venturi—College Commercial Glee Club, Modern Dance Club, Girl Reserves Betty Jean Walker—Commercial Evelyn Jean Wall—General Albert R. Wargo—College Preparatory Dramatic Club, All School Play, Hi- Y, Dance Club, Tower Tribune, Homeroom Representative, News Commentary, Fleur-de-Lis, Inter- Club Council Robert Wassman—Commercial Service Squad Michael Woypo—College Preparatory Track—Varsity Club, football Marie Waxney—College Commercial Ken West—Industrial Doris G. Westerlund—General Service Squad Florine M. Willett—College Prepara- tory Art Club, Bowling Club Delores Williams—Commercial Earl Williamson—General Photo Club, Service Squad, Swim- ming Club, School Photographer Don Raymond Wilson—Industrial Mary Ellen Wise—Commercial Glee Club, Service Squad Dolores Woods—Commercial Eugene Woxniak—College Prepara- tory Delores J. Yager—Commercial Glee Club, Bowling League Robert Yancheson—College Prepara- tory P.A. Operator, Latin Club Delores R. Yasnos—Commercial Glee Club Bob Yessian—Commercial Sophie Yoncheff—Commercial Service Squad Harold R. Young—Industrial Frances M. Yura—Commercial Alex Zadrozny—College Industrial Irene W. Zadrozny—College Prepara- tory Service Squad, Spanish Club George S. Zaffiris—College Prepara- tory Homeroom Rep. Mary Zalewska—Commercial Sadie Zehra—General Service Squad, Dancing Club Loretta Zilan—Commercial Glee Club Lucille G. Zimmel—Commercial Girl Reserves Josephine Zolin—Commercial Glee Club, All School Play Commit- tee, G.A.A., Fleur-de-Lis Business Manager, Spanish Club, Bowling Club, Service Squad, Girl Reserves, Intra-mural Sports, Pan-Pax Union, Business Secretary, Modern Dance Club, Washington Oratorical Con- test George Zulinski—College Preparatory 47 “SpAMJCj. tf lSULTL A delightful refreshing play entitled Sprinq Green was presented by the senior class on November 16, 1945. The play centered around Newton Todd, played by Bill Brehm, whose main interest was collecting worms, and breeding them. He and his father come to live in the town where Major Todd (Dick Fahnestock) is stationed. They rent the apartment which Major Todd's old acquaintance, Mrs. Nina Cassell (Norma Pagnini) owns. Tony Cassell (Margaret Grisby) is in- trigued by the idea of having a boy around the house, and starts a campaign to impress Newt. However, upon hearing about his worms, she abruptly changes her mind. Since the worms create a nuisance around the house, Newt is ordered to rid himself of them. From there on in the complications oc- cur. Newton meets and becomes infatuated with Euia Hotchkiss, (Frances Van Sul I) but Eula pities him and would rather have the company of Dunk Doyle (James Steve). The highlight of the play centers around preparations for a dance. After considerable confusion . . . the turning point of the comedy is caused by Newton's worms, having suddenly become an asset to science . . . everyone is coupled, and all leave for the dance. Spring Green was under the most capa- ble direction of Miss Mary Lila Zang, dramatic coach. Other cast members were David Glenn, Lester Buckner, John Buchan, and Bob Hans. Solly Mackenzie, Norma Pagnini, Margery Martens, Dick Fahnestock, Bill Brehm, and Frances Von Sull in a scene from the play. Mary Ann Kulas watches skeptically while Sally Mackenzie, Margaret Grigsby, and Virginia Morgan give themselves a workout. Margery Mortens, Norma Pagnini, ond Paul Jones, enjoy their own conversation while James Steve holds the attention of Virginia Morgan and Margaret Grigsby. The cast assembled. uce leaves nts or English GIqMgI Mr. Rushton Strongman 12B Boys Back row: J. Allan, S. Bus- tetter, C. Demek, A. Brooks, L. Donovan, C. Dubas. Third row: B. Brehm, F. Chalmers, K. Bohn, M. Bazzy, A. Efimchik, D. Cywinski, J. Caswell. Second row: Mr. Strongman, G. Brady, T. Foster, D. Cosenza, L. Buresh, D. Blok, D. Aichler. First row: A. Calderon, S. Calderoni, E. Berry, H. Bartling, E. Gasper, E. Godette. Miss Annette Cummings 12B Girls Back row: R. Bishop, E. Cincu, B. Bacrlin, D. Alexander, M. Bentley, V. Ellis, N. Brown, B. Ander- son. Third row: A. DalloVecchia, M. Dimitroff, O. Bitzko, D. Creech, G. Caracallo, P. Bernacco, B. Binder, V. Brown. Second row: J. Cone, M. Bartoshuk, D. Dcduch, J. Appie, J. Baldwin, F. Canongc, V. David, B. Dyer, G. Allen. First row: Miss Cummings, M. Chevalier, M. Drag- uscu, D. Draguscu, F. Bazanski, L. Chimenti, R. Cuthbert, M. Cole, J. Carre. Mr. Von Knisely 12B Boys Back row: T. Johnson, W. Kosanovich, H. Longer, W. Mercer, R. McDaniel, L. Martin, C. Kiser. Third row: R. Mad eon, F. Lolio, R. Polidori, R. Hamby, C. Minielly, J. Mathison, E. Lewandowski, R. Gull. Second row: Mr. Knisely, A. Moskal, M. Lachowicz, E. Marusak, R. Kienman, S. Gulyas, D. Meehan, W. Gubka, N. Lucas. First row: W. Hendricks, A. Micale, G. Nasser, L. Kresuk, C. Malanoski, R. Mazurek, R. Kempa. 50 Mrs. Marion Fisher 12B Girls Back row: G. Kessler, E. Engle, F. McPherson, M. Grevengood, B. Nagy, A. Godoshian, B. McEwen. Fourth row: E. Lytxer, F. Horwath, L. Heinz, P. Houscl, D. Meier, L. Kirk, S. Frayne, D. Hawk. Third row: R. McCarty, B. Marchelletta, B. Kontcs, M. Fowler, L. Hanovich, M. Machno, D. Graham. Second row: W. Holmes, D. Karll, M. Nazorowff, B. Karuzius, D. Frasier, N. England, P. Kovtun, E. Floyd. First row: A. Kachadurian, A. Kibitlewski, P. Fisher, A. Murphy, M. Kaspriak, M. Hirst, B. Kernosek. Mr. Ray Parker 12B Boys Bock row: R. Walbrecq, R. Turchan, S. Silver, R. Prokopp, B. Riscbrough, D. Wallace. Second row: Mr. Parker, C. Rosiu, D. Wemyss, W. Schauppner, F. Tornatore, R. Schweikhar, F. Tykos- ky, D. Wilson. First row: J. Smoly, K. Powers, H. Shand, M. Santavene, R. Sion, M. Maypo, J. Urso, G. Strat- ton, R. Papp. Miss Elinor Danforth 12B Girls Back row: M. Cutherin, M. Wilson, N. Norris, M. Osso, G. Voss, J. Starck, I. Parpart, P. Sweeney. Third row: E. Tarry, M. Parry, M. Polidori, L. Oleoxewski, D. Wittershiem, B. Rose, N. Schopp. Second row: M. Petticrew, N. Trotter, J. Tyler, D. Ruthkowski, O. Stidham, J. Snell, M. Swain, R. Viscomi. First row: H. Ross, M. Wallace, D. Thom, D. Porker, S. Tomlin, M. Neile, R. Tolocco. 51 Mr. Leo Gardner 11A Boys Back row: K. Casimer, J. Cyr, V. Fassero, E. Doty, L. Cross, W. Flaningan. Fourth row: A. Cadry, D. Evans, N. Corpolongo, G. Flees, R. Fritz, F. Ches- nick. Third row: E. Difazio, C. Cope, J. Cornilloud, E. Delezynski, D. Carne- voie, R. Dobson. Second row: L. Gardner, B. Cartwright, J. Ciemmons, H. Covert, C. Diaton, L. Cascardo, D. DePeel. First row: D. Childs, L. Countegan, J. Cruz, A. Cochrane, T. Criscenti, R. Denis. Mr. Harvey Smith 1 1A Boys Back row: J. Adams, D. Allen, D. Barnett, R. Brandlcy, R. Bonich, C. Alderman, F. Alexander. Third row: R. Burch, F. Bigos, R. Altaffer, J. Bublausky, G. Brayman, R. Bach, J. Baxer, A. Bazzy. Second row: H. Bizzy, W. Bryan, W. Bednarz, B. Briel, H. Andruciak, G. Alexander, C. Bazzy. First row: H. Bcutncr, R. Barney, B. Bogosian, P. Borill, A. Bednarz, J. Bartling, G. Boyd, Mr. Smith. Mrs. Beatrice Simmons 1 1A Girls First row: B. Tapp, B. Valen- tine, A. Thompson, W. Wineburger, J. Turcotte, J. Wellman. Second row: Mrs. Simmons, W. Watkins, M. S. Tak- ach, D. Tuttle, M. Wherry, M. Trahan, B. Unger. Third row: N. Turchan, P. Woodruff, M. Trapp, D. Timm, G. Wosilewski, R. Waskewicz. Fourth row: M. Todaro, V. Yarbrough, B. Winnard, A. Wittman, M. Vaughn. Back row: P. Tafelski, M. Welch, S. Walter, M. Yost, L. Wick, M. Web- ster. Miss Ethel Masselink 1 1 A Girls Back row: M. Dean, N. Carr, M. Doebeli, G. Cocmbes. Fifth row: S. Czajka, B. Duffield, I. Cherkun, J. Dickerson, J. Currie, Y. Derro, B. Casmer. Fourth row: V. Davis, J. Clayton, J. Czaykowski, B. Dolncy, B. Crofts, J. Call, A. Donobcdian. Third row: V. Carnevale, M. Dodson, J. Crumb, I. Chora, F. Cook, G. D'Agu- anno, L. M. Dcutsch, B. Collins. Second row: D. DcLanois, M. Capro, A. Caurdy, A. Dimaria, D. Cummings, C. Church, L. Cordts. First row: P. Cepcda, J. Coyne, T. Carlisimo, A. Cleveland, M. Clowesley, A. Divetta, S. Cican, F. Coppelo. Mr. Philip Edmonson 11A Boys Back row: F. Houghan, A. Gugelman, R. Henderson, R. Harris, J. Gates, L. Herman. Third row: B. Groves, L. Grabias, G. Gallinat, M. Garner, A. Hopkins, A. Hampton, B. Horbal. Second row: B. Hegwood, R. Guy, W. Grunhcid, W. Hanson, J. Ingall, J. Hales, R. Havlatka, Mr. Edmonson. First row: R. Gilles, J. Ickes, D. Hayden, K. Hill, R. Hanson, R. Hinze, R. Hannah. Mrs. Katherine Godfrey 1 1A Girls Back row: B. Garnett, D. Harvie, R. Fisher, N. Goodrwin, E. Daugherty, M. Harbut. Fifth row: J. Groesbeck, G. Dyol, M. Gribben, Y. Gagne, S. Guyot, M. Francis, C. Green. Fourth row: B. Eaglcton, J. Hayes, J. Ehmolik, I. Droste, I. Droste, S. Dor- rans, L. Gardner. Third row: J. Ewing, M. Dukes, L. Haugen, V. Fowler, B. Ferguson, L. Duke, M. Gattis, D. Dur- ham. Second row: Mrs. Godfrey, D. Fruik, E. Finken, A. Greco, E. Fede, A. George, R. Gogiak, D. Eberle. First row: E. Giandilctte, G. Foster, J. Feltes, M. Gandolfo, R. Finn, S. Golden, D. Elliott. Mr. Harrison Welsh 1 1 A Boys Bock row: R. Kollin, F. Lit- tle, R. Jogodxinski, D. Kalifut, D. Kindred, K. Klinger, H. Kirn. Third row: C. Leese, G. Krcck, C. Kukla, A. Len- ski, D. Liddcl, P. LeVas- seur, T. Jowarowski. Second row: H. Johnston, R. Langevin, E. Legorsky, D. Jeffries, N. Kopeikin, N. Korsak, J. Jones. First row: Mr. Welsh, C. Keppcn, M. Koebbe, A. Jodmikeleit, G. King, K. Krake, C. Kadau, R. Kubinski. Mrs. Margaret MacMillan 1 1A Girls Back row: Mrs. MacMillan, V. Kearney, L. Huber, M. Howell, R. N. Jucha, L. Hipkiss, D. Kuciemba, R. Jaworski. Third row: M. Kesler, P. Krejci, B. Horn, D. Horn, D. Hintzke, C. J. Kremer, B. Killenberg, M. Krup- ski, P. Klein, E. Kerr. Second row: S. Jardine, L. Jowett, S. Hodgins, L. Jacobs, G. Kelly, C. Hiatt, J. Hunter, J. Her- vey, M. Konkoleski. First row: P. Kemp, A. Koebbe, A. M. Kiser, V. Klosowski, R. M. Hinton, J. Hinshow, J. Kormendi. Mr. Eldon Cross 1 1A Boys Back row: B. Miller, C. Melvin, L. Murowski, R. Monberg, V. Morotich, C. Matlow. Third row: H. McDiarmid, R. McDermott, A. Neuffer, W. McCrcedy, R. Mor- row, G. Medos, O. Napoleon. Second row: R. McGrew, E. Noibert, E. Nemeth, J. Marks, L. Nasser, R. Mercier. First row: Mr. Cross, M. Manarino, D. Mekoliavitch, D. Nixon, D. Maltese, D. Nicrman, J. Nagy. Mrs. Ruth Foncannon 1 1A Girls Back row: L. Powser, M. Montague, S. Michols, L. Parker, E. Olson, F. Por- ter. Fourth row: G. Peterson, M. Nicmiec, M. Ohanian, J. Pielecha, S. Neblette, D. Piotrowski, B. Norgiel. Third row: Mrs. Foncannon, B. Parry, M. Ninkovich, D. Moore, B. Randall, F. Miller, V. Pascoff, D. Pol- lard. Second row: B. Price, J. Pasternak, F. Nadoroxny, D. Muszynski, B. Milson, H. Prcxkopowski, A. Pa- cion. First row: R. Potocxak, C. Nawrocki, A. Montella, J. Olszewski, A. Motoro- jescu, E. Pcgouske, E. Oster, H. Papineau. M iss Wanda Chrobak 1 1A Girls Bock row: J. Kirk, M. Mi- chail, S. Mierxwa, M. Michalik, B. McQuiston, I. Minch, R. Marra, D. LoBar, C. McNulty. Fifth row: Miss Chrobak, M. Lesniak, J. Melick, M. Maylen, H. Kvasnak, M. Kramarz, M. Kuczin, M. Michels, M. Lewis. Fourth row: H. Margincan, M. Ludwig, B. Manches- ter, B. Kukula, M. Lukas- iewicz, D. Mart z, W. Martin, A. Michlap. Third row: B. LaVoie, C. Maryo, M. Magnone, L. Mersdorf, B. Macuga, M. Marshall, G. Kingsley, K. Knisely. Second row: F. Kurtyka, B. Lukesich, C. Linderman, J. McKernan, B. Manos, B. Lynch, W. McLeod. First row: R. Lcszczynski, D. Long, R. Kurmas, B. Lund, B. Merrifield, P. Mains, C. McCabe. Mr. Henry Seekamp 1 1 A Boys Back row: D. Rigby, R. Ray, S. Paterson, A. Robison, G. Saterbak, J. Schoeb. Fourth row: W. Rzucidlo, R. Siepieranski, T. O'Brien, G. Smith, R. Peterson, R. Ross, P. Shaw. Third row: W. Roberts, J. Pendrick, D. Picked, J. Somojeden, N. Sawchuck, W. Russow, W. Roberts. Second row: Mr. Seekamp, J. Olszewski, D. Schoenrath, A. Popp, L. Perrin, J. Ohanian, E. Raymond, D. Pingston. First row: J. Shakar, J. Poole, T. Oppat, J. Savage, F. Ponzi, R. Olson, L. Rizzo, J. Pelamati. 55 Miss Irma Cilley 1 1A Girls Back row: J. Sweat, N. Robinson, A. Skruch, F. Schultz, D. Raymus, M. Sabol, A. Schultz. Fourth row: J. Swain, Z. Strotton, V. Sloan, E. Swiencki, E. Solcy, J. Sweat. Third row: M. Schroeder, S. Sullivan, A. Schumaker, B. Sparrow, C. Sousa, I. Stand- afer, I. Swain. Second row: Miss Cilley, A. Speirs, M. Savage, P. Rossi, B. Reno, V. Sekutowski, D. Rushing. First row: S. Sears, G. Renda, V. Spinozzi, E. Sitarski, D. Sanchez, T. Sparrow G. Stagg. Mr. Ray Jennings 1 1A Boys Back row: R. Williams, R. Wood, E. Szcwski, J. Thompson, J. Tomasz, E. Thomas, T. Spohm. Fourth row: J. Stasevich, B. Srock, T. Suida, R. Tom- czak, J. Tardiff, G. Straza, R. Wiacek, D. Woods. Third row: R. Schwagle, F. Wonderski, D. Wysocki, R. Stankey, B. Taren, A. Voineag, R. St. Lawrence. Second row: B. Thorne, J. Speirs, L. Wcstby, S. Theodoran, H. Williams, S. Veit, H. Wood, D. Warren. First row: Mr. Jennings, C. Sperry, V. Wilkinson, R. Swayze, E. Stachowiak, L. Temesan, A. Vakoliuck, W. Snyder. Mrs. Norma Green Hall 12B Girls Sixth row: W. Atwood, E. Blanchard, E. Blanchard, E. Bryzek, B. Bartz, M. Bajas. Fifth row: B. Brownfield, B. Barlett, B. Bayram, V. Avram, C. Anderson, J. Bruce, N. Brandley. Fourth row: Y. Aquino, J. Bell, R. Borck, E. Asher, J. Areo, D. Bowman, M. Barbati. Third row: M. Bulmer, D. Bundas, L. Burch, D. Baker, B. Brown, C. Bay- off, P. Bachorek. Second row: B. Bennett, M. Binning, D. Atwood, N. Burklow, S. Abraham, V. Argiroff, B. Bezeau, D. Boyd, F. Barbaz. First row: Mrs. Hall, C. Boyce, D. Anderson, L. Allocca, E. Berryman, L. Barnes, P. Antoillia, P. Bailey, R. M. Belch. Miss Elizabeth Clauchuty 1 IB—Girls Tcp Row: C. Barrie, D. Conn, Y. Borzym, B. Dombroski, B. Burton, D. Austin, C. Bush, B. Brown. Third Row: V. Drus, J. Bur- nie, A. Comardcsc, E. Dres- sier, I. Bubel, V. Blan, B. Boehm, V. Comsa, M. An- derson, C. Cristcser. Second Row: G. Clark, J. Bilonow, L. Boucher, P. Chimenti, M. A. Dmytro, F. Coe, M. Buhagiar, N. Bur- man, M. J. Barnes. First Row: M. A. Brannon, M. DcGrazia, G. Antonucci, S. Collins, A. Asadurian, S. Bradley, A. Brennan, A. De- Simone, M. Buchanan. Mr. Leslie Wagner 1 1 B—Boys Top Row: K. Neiswinter, R. Horvath, P. McEvilly, A. Laird, L. Joiner, R. Hipkiss, B. Haller, E. Hopton, J. Marku. Third Row: J. Michalczyk, C. McDonald, J. Ortlief, E. Oljace, D. Martin, R. Mitch- ell, B. Neitzer, Y. Movesian. Second Row: J. Micelir, B. Navarra, E. Mitchell, D. Karcher, A. Lawlar, J. Huer- ta, J. McDcmcth, E. Och- enos, D. Harris. First Row: N. Harris, G. Kown, A. Marusak, G. Klask, J. Jedniak, J. Jarecki, S. Krol, J. Norton, A. Layton. Miss Almerene Montgomery 1 IB—Girls Top Row: R. Dysaiz, L. Fill- more, M. Knoblock, J. Jef- fery, V. Hayward, A. Mont- gomery. Fourth Row: G. Keighley, D. Hild, M. Hawthorne, D. Gli- more, D. Knoch, S. Hitch- ingham. Third Row: P. Grod, V. Grunman, V. Kosmin, D. Korpi, A. Fucinari, C. Gib- bons, I. Hibler. Second Row: L. Keeler, S. Holland, C. Kvicala, L. Fischback, J. Hill, M. Hays. First Row: J. Keller, T. Fera, I. Kavan, R. Ferrantino, L. Gangian, J. Horvath, R. Kiernan. 57 Mrs. Wilma Jonescue 1 IB Girls Back row: G. Randcll, P. McMuliin, M. McCul- logh, G. LaTourette, M. Orto, N. Miller, N. Luter- on, B. Merlo. Third row: A. Oariu, K. Rees, N. Nazanan, M. Marko, G. Martins, A. Renuk, M. MacEwen, J. Martin, V. Mavian, M. Lonser. Second row: M. Limbcrg M. Lucas, G. Rcplogle, L. Nagy, F. Pignanclli, I. McLaughlin, P. McWil- liams, M. Lawrence, A. Orloff. First row: M. Morais, M. Mastrantonio, A. Ricciar- di, V. Lombardi, T. Mc- Laughlin, M. Nichoil, C. Perex, E. Petras, R. Pelle, J. Love. Mr. Ted Barton 1 1B Boys Back row: R. Venturo, H. Ricketts, W. Weideman, T. Barton, W. Strahota, B. Steinaway. Fourth row: R. Senkbeil, E. Tolinski, R. Tillen, R. Shinsky, S. Simone, J. Woloxynski, J. Rodgers. Third row: C. Vogel, G. Weis, R. Rice, B. Tovor, R. Patton, R. Edict, W. Spurgeon. Second row: J. Surmanian, F. Romanclli, W. Sam- ples, H. Ribcrdy, M. Rad- akovich, E. Santavcncrc, L. Winters, P. Wilson. First row: T. Vretta, J. Put- nick, R. Yancheson, I. Pork, M. Scheurich, R. Walker, H. Smerka. Mrs. Bessie Stuart 11 B Girls Back row: I. Urban, J. Woodrum, G. Venk, B. Stankewicx, C. Wilson, G. Wright, L. Smygen. Third row: B. Scabert, C. Solagan, S. Samples, R. Schmittling, M. Romeo, M. Smith, M. Scanlon. Second row: Mrs. Sturat, B. Usannax, G. Roberts, D. Sivori, D. Voltattorni, L. Wondolowski, M. Taylor, J. Vecchiato. First row: M. Yoncheff, R. Sargent, P. Waxney, R. Tison, M. Syacsure, P. Signs, N. Spiroff. Mrs. Mildred Lyman 10A Girls Back row: C. Baar, M. Ben- nett, J. Brock, R. Abro- ham, V. Bunnell, M. Cameron, M. Brendtke, J. Bergadine. Fourth row: R. Barrette, S. Bunse, P. Burgess, T. Burton, O. Barr, M. Bero, B. Berlin, M. Beadle. Third row: W. Bcrkebilc, D. Bodola, A. Bitzko, G. Baker, J. Barrett, M. Bal- aka, S. Boukoski, D. Can- derlich. Second row: W. Albingcr, N. Cadry, J. Blay, P. Cal- laway, P. Baas, S. Black, N. Barnhart, I. Bailey, S. Nenningham. First row: P. Brown, H. Buzo, H. Barringer, P. Aukskalnis, M. Aretz, S. Baer, B. Carter, M. Cos- tro, B. Alley, R. Blanch- ard. Mr. Lester Twork 10A Boys Back row: D. Baja, A. Ab- raham, J. Cherup, N. Corplongo, J. Allie, T. Abed, F. Brown, J. Cuda. Third row: Mr. Twork, D. Closser, R. Aneiros, T. Carzon, J. Brown, B. Brown, R. Bain, J. Bran- don, D. Byndas, H. Alsup, J. Bowyer, H. Boyd, R. Ceckiewicz. Second row: L. Bell, C. Bergstrom, J. Cogswell, H. Avery, W. Bates, T. Craig, G. Booth, D. Bor- ror, J. Artman, G. Greasy. First row: R. Byrd, C. Cipic- chio, C. Breithaupt, F. Charlton, A. Bazzy, A. Agosti, E. Bruce, S. Blag- ec, R. Artz, J. Chimka. Mr. Herbert Beddow 10A Boys Bock row: A. Hannak, B. Holato, B. Ganzak, M. Hengtgen, V. Fought, D. Deschenes. Fourth row: L. Felton, J. Durren, S. Doshoian, C. Ghise, D. Frautt, T. Daugh- erty, G. Ford. Third row: E. Gregorich, J. Dunbar, A. Goesbeck, V. Hill, R. Fenger, D. Hodoski, N. Grell, G. Hall. Second row: D. Dye, D. DeSteiger, B. Dajos, J. Fountain, D. Grudier, H. Gian- domenico, C. Gregart, S. Farris, R. Engstrom. First row: Mr. Beddow, R. Hardcstry, A. Gondolfo, N. Curcuru, G. Hannah, J. Hall, R. Duk, B. Dcnaro, R. Gach, R. Debruin. 59 Miss Marion Hunsicker 10A Girls Back row: E. Fottore, D. Church, B. Downham, L. Dysingcr, B. Coffer. Fifth row: D. Durocher, D. Christian, V. Conner, B. Chatel, S. Coomer, D. Chwpko, J. Downs. Fourth row: M. Dixon, M. Dean, F. Degrazia, M. Dickey, B. Corey, M. Lungo. i hird row: Y. Cottriil, P. Feornley, V. Diegel, V. Christy, M. Connolly, M. Cooper, B. Davis. Second row: M. Ferns, N. Davis, V. Eliott, D. Eshbaugh, V. DeShano, T. Dorcnzo, M. Combs, M. Dcnaio. First row: J. DeVuono, E. DcCaire, B. Cole, 0. Cruz, A. Crebassa, J. Chimka, P. Dougherty, F. Ciano, B. Charlcbois. Mr. W. F. Davis 10A Boys Bock row: J. Judge, R. Lemons, W. Korona, R. Jolliff. Fifth row: D. Hyslop, B. Let- win, R. Love, R. Isham, F. Laskey, L. Makowski, E. Maciag. Fourth row: A. Labick, H. Janks, W. Krashovctz, N. Kiptyk, B. Kelly, R. Hyne, N. Kissel. Third row: H. Lebert, T. Is- mond, L. Legault, M. Karchcfski, D. Kasper, R. Langh, H. Jackman. Second row: A. Holzapfel, G. Huckabone, E. Kosch- ella, G. Marrs, D. Jordet, W. Jendcrs, D. Loy, P. Kortier. First row: L. Holmes, R. Lan- phar, A. Long, S. Kovach, D. Jones, R. Ickes, C. Janiga, J. Laskey, Mr. Davis. Miss Clara Mae Beach 10A Girls Back row: K. Harris, S. Hal- leck, J. Garry, F. Fouison, T. Foris, M. Fretz, D. Handley, G. Hamilton. Fourth row: S. Frosier, M. Greenlaw, J. Gehr, V. Gutowski, J. Garner, A. Galloway, J. Frcdcrickson, A. Gaudi, M. Garritano, B. Garrett. Third row: M. Frederick, J. Gwozdck, B. Frye. Second row: O. George, Miss Beach, N. Guerrieri, E. Guest, W. Gleason, P. Garcia, V. Gill, M. Han- usik, D. Gurta, D. Gal- lucci, J. Hales, P. Glenn. First row: M. Hager, N. Gar- land, L. Gist, D. Guffey, H. Gubka, E. Filipszak, M. Giannangeli. Mr. Sam Vasiu 10A Boys Back row: F. Mikfosky, B. Passino, C. Ploch, R. Nadeau, W. Pfaffmian, D. McDougall, M. Michail. Fifth row: R. Mercier, C. Pascoe, J. Perez, D. Murray, G. Mills, R. Olson, D. Paul. Fourth row: D. Mulvhill, J. McLeod, E. O'Hare, A. Paul, R. Pick, J. Postula, F. McIntosh. Third row: R. Matie, J. McDonnell, B. Miller, T. McEvoy, R. McGuire, W. Martens, D. Morton. Second row: D. Ogilvie, R. Mathis, T. Odell, S. Perva, D. McCarthy, J. Nuckolls, M. Mercer, L. Piotrowski, P. Ofiara. First row: Mr. Vasiu, J. Moldovan, N. McIntosh, M. Musci, T. Moore, V. Ohanncsian, E. Mayes, D. McCombs. Miss Lillie LaMarca 10A Girls Bock row: E. Kerstetter, M. Judge, J. Hartman, J. Herndon, F. Kim, J. Hil- ger, I. Hollin, R. Hoerl. Fourth row: P. Jones, A. Krause, B. Kortier, M. Kachmarchik, D. Heinz, H. Kozaroff, B. Jeska. Third row: P. Kennedy, I. Jcllonnck, T. Krawczyk, J. Herman, P. Howell, A. Hotca, J. Johnson, T. Kcndzicrski. Second row: D. Koleff, N. Johnson, M. Irvine, R. Kozaroff, R. Kemp, S. Isgro, R. Horton, M. Hendricks, N. Johnson. First row: I. Kleszcz, I. Hegyi, K. Horvath, L. Khatchadourian, D. Kal- czuga, S. Kirk, G. Hcpo- ner, J. Kramarz, D. Jelonek. Mr. Jack Stallard 10A Boys Back row: T. Saidock, D. Riley, R. Rials, W. Rials, L. Proctor, C. Snabes, B. Popa. Fourth row: D. Podjaske, J. Shelton, S. Smith, M. Radtkc, E. Pulick, D. Sle- bodnick, S. Sambor, A. Rizzo. Third row: D. Smith, J. Ron- chetto, W. Reinhold, J. Quoziente, J. Polos, D. Simkiss, K. Reading. Second row: D. Smith, E. Schwab, S. Roberts, R. Samojeden, T. Poliae, J. Shecora, L. Rowe, K. Schindler, P. Radgcns, J. Schwartz. First row: L. Prohl, R. Rob- ertson, A. Schmidt, R. Rittcnhouse, J. Scaran- tino, J. Smiggen, W. Schrom, E. Sisson, J. Shokarjian. Miss Mary Lila Zang 10A Girls Back row: M. Lempio, H. McFarland, D. Landry, V. Lewis, D. LaCasper, M. Lagerstrom. Fourth row: J. McCombs, J. Mains, K. Leadbetter, P. Landor, N. Leight, J. Mc- Fadden, J. Lawrence, M. Litovchik. Third row: C. McLeod, P. McGrath, J. Maisner, M. Lund, B. Marquette, I. Marshall, C. Kubiak. Second row: B. Kuschel, M. McCrecdy, D. Martinex, M. Marshall, M. Madean, L. Loreti, I. Kuklcr, A. Krukowski, Miss Zang. First row: P. McKenna, J. Marchand, E. Lightall, D. Krcft, A. LaMontagnc, I. McAtee, R. Listwan, D. Matthews. Mr. Henry Lewis 10A Boys Bock row: A. Sotiroff, A. Zubok, G. Trubey. Seventh row: R. Young, L. Swan, W. Ziemba, R. Swick, L. Wright, R. Wainwright, L. Suiter. Sixth row: J. Zeimba, R. Winalis, H. Socall, K. Yokie, B. Strempek, A. Vecchioni. Fifth row: R. Zatirka, R. Torres, R. Tejada, M. Yomma, G. Stice, D. Young, R. Wisniewski. Fourth row: R. Williams, G. Stewart, L. VanDooren, F. Stoyenoff, R. Sullivan, D. Spurting, R. Tannehill. Third row: Mr. Lewis, A. Stretke, G. Willette, H. Woods, W. Vetowich, B. Cornya, J. Turshnick, R. Williams. Second row: C. White, J. Taylor, V. White, W. Ward, A. Zcgota, W. Wolfe, L. Sowinski, A. Spigarelli. First row: R. Wilk, J. Waltx, R. Trader, R. Snyder, R. West, R. Wycoff, D. Tri- ana, G. Wilson. Mrs. Alice Locklin 10A Girls Back row: V. Padxieski, M. Owen, T. Minolli, E. Miller, M. Predejev, L. Pawlak, G. Mudge. Fifth row: L. Mcrsdorf, B. Phillips, J. Moody, E. Pollard, G. Needham, J. Moore. Fourth row: B. Murawski, N. Pobursky, L. Nan, T. Owen, S. Piguet, P. Pctroski, I. Nickituk. Third row: I. Pastula, V. Pudlo, R. Noster, K. Nagle, H. Michalek, R. Novick, Mrs. Locklin. Second row: L. Pagnini, D. Ohsowski, N. O'Connor, A. Motyka, D. Muha, M. Potocxak, P. Molk. First row: F. Neile, L. Murawski, T. Ornato, L. Priebe, M. Miceli, P. Myhre, B. Peecher. 62 Mr. Harold Hoffenbacker Mrs. Betty Anderson 10A Girls Bock row: P. Roswell, A. Solinski, E. Schultz, S. Schultz, S. Schoen, D. Salvatore, B. Schips. Fifth row: P. Seput, S. Sat- terfield, R. Rae, H. Rizoff, M. Raymon, E. Renaud, M. Sisak, M. Savage. Fourth row: A. Schmidt, B. Sharkey, C. Rowe, M. Riedel, D. Roberts, M. Sharp, M. Rivers. Third row: L. Schade, H. Sanders, M. Schmitz, D. Sanford, R. Simon, I. Smith, S. Smith, M. Ro- land. Second row P. Quinn, M. Sabaugh, P. Rushlau, G. Riddle, E. Sawicki, N. Smith, M. Rousseau, E. Rodriguez, P. Rebel. First row: R. Rack, D. Smith, M. Shakar, L. Savino, R. Sippel, B. Rogalski, B. Sommerfeld, L. Richey. Miss Cecelia McLauglin 10A Girls Bock row: A. Tordiff, M. Welch, O. Stolaruk, V. Tomosz, S. Walstrom, B. Ulrich, J. Vincent. Fourth row: B. Van Byner, B. Warren, J. Zwinger, M. Woodruff, P. Tolias, A. Stabnau, E. Welker, D. Wolin. Third row N. Urso, C. Va- lerio, M. Szczesny, A. Wollis, M. Woodson, A. Yackell, N. Wilson, M. Sutliff, D. Spiegoski. Second row: M. Vandcr- weele, A. Wasielewski, C. Springborn, M. Tavtigian, E. Theisen, W. Wheeler, J. Streichert, F. Van Oast, B. Warren. First row: J. Thomas, M. Yanchcson, D. Winnie, C. Yardley, J. Syrett, A. Wanderski, V. Vretta, L. Walker. Mr. Ivan McCarbery 11B Boys Back row: H. Arnberg, A. Corn, D. Christenson, D. Brezina, R. Erickson, M. Gray, J. Campbell. Fourth row: D. Eckert, C. Cinntamon, C. Eaton, N. Dittmar, B. Boyle, A. Bullion. Third row: J. Rorgays, R. Berkebile, C. Doyle, L. Burton, T. Dundas, H. Byrd, R. Collins, V. DeSantis. Second row: A. Douglas, P. Garzaniti, B. Fults, D. Cocio, R. Allen, F. Emmett, T. Denny, E. Fitzsimmons. First row: N. Gritu, J. Formcnto, F. Aldray, B. Dewitt, B. Fisher, J. Cupchack, D. Birk, B. Faitel, Mr. McCarbery. 63 Mr. Waino Gustafson 1 OB—Boys First Row—W. Tom, S. Petras, R. Powell, E. Preiss, D. Newman, R. Siira, L. Schaeffer, M. Zaffer. Second Row—I. Yura, D. Strong, T. Oncill, R. Wisniewski, P. Tullius, G. Vis- comi, A. Rinna, R. Piechowski. Third Row—H. Shepperd, M. Ohara, E. Uchniat, F. Trifonoff, N. Yesmunt, T. Zwarka, A. Novack, J. Turner, W. Shinsky. Fourth Row—M. Wilson, B. Popoff, P. Tobin, R. Valentine, H. Parker, C. Speer, R. Radford, E. Worchenko. Fifth Row—J. Sommerville, J. Rothermel, A. Young, R. Seline, R. Yay, R. Wilkinson, J. Smith, R. Siciliano. Sith Row—L. Torrice, E. Standafer, J. Parry, R. Wilinski, J. Schier, A. Wronzak, H. Wilcoy, N. Polydoras. Mr. John Ringelspaugh 1 OB—Boys Row One — C. Bayoff, D. Flucggle, G. Donnelly, T. Corio, D. Anderson, G. Bodoh, J. Abraham, B. Bon- anno, J. Allan, D. DcFran- ccschi. Row Two — Mr. Ringel- spaugh, C. Bondie, E. Bravis, T. Miles, L. Floyd, J. Durn- ian, G. Fahlquist, D. Chiodo, H. Comai, R. Britt. Row Three—R. Dombeck, J. Boatwright, R. Christie, C. Fecay, A. Bryer, B. Christen- son, G. Ford, C. Carlyle, R. Celletti. Row Four—G. Bogosian, L. Barnes, N. DiGiacomo, G. Dudleworth, E. Bondy, R. Es- per, P. DiGlargio, E. Bobbio, T. Buzzeo. Row Five—G. Aldrich, B. Ferrone, H. Ermolik, R. Cline, C. Charlton, G. Ban- dy, J. Collins, R. Carepick. Row Six—R. Bokan, W. Ewerth, P. Costea, S. Esman, J. Dunworth, J. Cowley, J. Baguski, B. Bell, F. Blatnik. Mrs. Dorothy Seitz 1 OB—Girls Row One—F. DiPaola, P. De Santis, J. Battaglia, M. Baker, J. Faitel, D. Bush, P. Brownfield. Row Two — Mrs. Seitz, P. Becker, D. Cooper, M. Cor- ey, S. England, E. Cranga, E. Cincu, M. Beach. Row Three—E. Drozdowski, R. Cupchak, R. Fleming, M. A. Bandescu, C. Allen, F. Darwish, L. Connell. Row Four—B. Bilyeau, A. Berry, P. Buck, E. Ferrante, R. Byrski, V. Demergian, P. Brady. Row Five — M. Brown, M. Blahut, Z. Duby, V. Chron- ister, B. Fisher, B. Browner. 64 Mrs. Alberta Mattingly 1 OB—Girls First Row—M. Quoxiente, C. Petif, F. Marcaccini, D. Melkonian, P. Olah, J. Maltese, V. Mancine, J. McKechnie. Second Row—A. Mattingly, E. Nadzan, L. Piro, M. L. Lain, F. Mussin, L. Motiu, A. McCarty. Third Row—V. Quashnie B. Rees, S. Roger, F. Pferfer, V. Lewis, I. Lesniak, M. Morais, J. Pason. Fourth Row—J. Latour, N. Martin, A. Lavine, R. Luke, M. Nave, F. Letizio, A. More. Fifth Row—N. Rice, D. Maryo, G. Ox, T. Liakes, Y. LoRouche, B. Ligmal. Mrs. Jean Datson 1 OB—Girls First Row—M. Folino, M. Herbinson, L. Joynt, P. Har- bold, B. Lacatis, S. Karbon, J. Gobi. Second Row:—Miss Datson, J. Knamiller, D. Goodall, M. Hinze, R. Harp, A. Gilmour, B. Frantti. Third Row—K. Harris, M. Horgan, B. King, M. Gard- ner, J. Garrett, H. Kachatur- off, M. Harkevich. Fourth Row—S. Kinzer, A. Francavilla, R. Francis, G. Gotts, M. Jeffries, P. Kru- ger, L. George. Fifth Row—B. Hughes, E. Katona, D. Kolano, B. Knighton, G. Gonsey, L. Johnston, S. Hale. Mr. George R. Stuteville 1 OB—Boys First Row—Mr. Stuteville, T. Gatny, S. Mansour, S. Keoleian, E. Kosch, D. Houck, H. Kachaturoff, D. Gcragosian, F. Hoeff. Second Row—R. Maynard, D. Garrett, G. Jouanovitx, G. Hoover, S. Kukawka, E. McElhone, D. Jones. Third Row—B. Lupoid, A. Lollo, Wm. Miles, A. Gard- iner, R. Murray, J. Litwaitis, R. Kreck. Fourth Row—R. Moore, E. Hirschbeck, H. Keinz, L. Lafeve, J. Goulet, Wm. Mc- Callion, I. Kicronski, M. Hlady. Fifth Row—B. Myers, C. Malcolm, M. Gopigian, R. Hare, W. Husband, L. Han- ovich, R. Lockhart, J. Gaston. Mrs. Elizabeth Thayer 1 OB—Girls Front Row-—J. Robb, K. Surmanian, C. Shoemaker, H. Spirotf, D. Traskos, J. Schwarz. Second Row—Mrs. Thayer, B. Thom, H. Steggles, N. Shcmwell, N. Tuttle, B. J. Tripodi, L. Walker, B. Swapka. Third Row—M. Wolker, E. Swain, J. Szulancyzk, M. Stratton, H. Sundstrom, G. Scott, J. Simkiss. Fourth Row—R. Ternes, J. Was, M. Springer, T. Ser- gott, L. Sambor, D. Rzucidlo. Fifth Row — M. Ruble, I. Tracy, E. Valentino, D. Win- ters, M. Wells, A. Rotunno, E. Rylski. JR. CLASS OFFICERS I. Parpart, J. Tobin, C. Dubas, D. Meier, J. Davis, J. Ewing, E. Gasper. 66 leather’s LAlS Book ti rA .' Pin JhsL (Bify Mr. Ralph Wonders, assistant principal; Mr. Dean Tate, principal; Mr. Harry Huller assistant principal. Mr. Tate, as principal, is held responsible for everything the students of Fordson do. He holds the reins in such a pleasing manner that the stu- dents love him. Mr. Huller is head counselor of advisory system, head of Science dept., and one of his tasks is organizing the complicated system of class schedules. Mr. Ralph Wonders has the daily job of dealing with discipline problems. Though he sometimes must become strict, students have found him to be fair, square understanding, and they respect him for it. (BocUuL jo . £duucaiwfL Grant B. Burns Secretary John Alexander Trustee Fred Beard President Francis H. Riley Treasurer Robert H. Schoens Trustee George E. Brady Trustee Ray H. Adams Deputy Superintendent Martin Welna Trustee Herbert S. Mitchell Business Manager 69 WjcdhsimaUcA. Frances Barrett Maxine Addy Mary Beauchamp Dorothy Burrell Wanda Chrobak Marion Fisher Evelyn Harr Hilda Horny Margaret MacMillan Helen Martin Florence Schuster Dorothy Scitx Beatrice Simmons Bessie Stuart Harrison Welsh SociaL ScionoL Ferris Annette Jean Waino Charles Harold Lewis Cummings Datson Gustafson Hanover Hoffenbocher 70 William Davis Philip Edmonson Alice Locklin Ivan McCarb cry Irma Cillcy Reginald Davies Nelle Driese Mary Morin John Romanow Lila Zang Von Knisely Ray Parker John Stallard Betty Stirton CbtL TYIuaixl Eleanor Heth Mildred Lyman Edward Mosher T. P. Godfrey Harper Maybce QndjbUdhiaL R. Vord Martin Chester Ackerman Walter Billiet Robert Bills Carl Brawley Christian Ritter Henry Seekamp Harvey Smith Rushton Strongman Sam Vasiu (phyAicaL fcduzjcdiofL Joe Kazlusky Charles Cady Walter Janik Del Loranger Michael Savage 72 cKomsl aHwmicA, Wilmo Jonescue LoRue Kercher Elizabeth Thayer Ruby Youngs Elmer Carlson Norvol Fell Henry Lewis John Ringelspaugh Ernest Vcnk Leslie Wagner Lyle Wines Ann Burger Elinor Danforth Katherine Godfrey Esther Romanow 73 SXLUWCSL Leo Callahan Ray Jennings Lillie La Marca Cecilia McLaughlin Stanley O'Neill Karl Place Raymond Spencer George Stuteville fomMSLkciaL Elizabeth Claucherty Jesse Cripps Eldon Cross Ruth Foncannon Norma Green Hall Marian Hunsicker Sam Kopp Ethel Masselink Almerene Montgomery Wade Smith 74 MbAaAif Coroline Jesse Husted Bodle Of$ksL ShagO- Dorothy Butler Mary Josephine Irene Perry Smith Vogt Elizabeth Dolores Mary Betty llene Harriet Boodakian Dysarz Goring Jenkins Priest Woolfendon (MmimAihcdtion. 75 Grace Goodchild Dorothy Lynch Dr. William Malcrone Anne Ewasuk SiujcknL founciL Top Row—Bob Bach, Solly Mackenzie, Dick Kempa, Ted Cotora. Bottom Row—Joe Gerrify, Sheldon Slavin, Mary Ann Kulas, Ron Stankey, Mr. Davies. The governing body of Fordson is the Student Coun- cil. Maintenance of school spirit and standards, promo- tion of honesty and good sportsmanship were among the aims of the Council. School dances are sponsored by the Council, and the profits from the dances help to pay for student assemblies chosen by the council. In former years the public address system, the organ, and the band and cheerleaders uniforms were bought by the council. Elect- ed by the students, the group is headed this year by Mr. Reginald Davies. XT«U |ps loUuiiteA, Jh l SsihVSL Standing: G. DeSantis, R. Scanlon, D. McClain, J. Baldwin. Seated: J. Shotey, B. Hope, E. Tappen, P. Motcheck. TOWER TRIBUNE — Those students who have completed two semesters of journalism are eligible to become members of the Tower Tribune staff. The reporters are the students of the journalism classes. Mrs. Maxine Addy Reeves has served in an advisory capacity for three years. The Tower Tribune is en- tirely a student publication, printed in the school shop under supervision of Mr. Christian Ritter. HALL CAPTAINS — Eight hall captains regulate hall discipline each semester, un- der direction of Mr. Ralph Wonders, assistant princi- pal. Serving under the hall captains are a large number of monitors stationed at vari- ous points throughout the building. Standing: E. Tappen, H. Hager, M. Tucker, E. Livingston, D. Harrison. Seated: D. Straube, M. Beeler, R. Van Patten, P. Greuenwald. JhfL SdwoL Back row: J. Baldwin, B. Fede, B. Ryia, J. Zolin, G. Si I la rs, J. Coy, P. Jones. Second row: I. Salvatore, J. Milne, M. Scanlon, R. Scanlon, E. Matijek, L. Noster, C. Rant . First row: D. Fahnestock, A. Wargo, D. McClain, B. Gidilewich, G. Thomas, J. Swantek, R. Sommerville, Mrs. Reeves. FLEUR DE LIS—Fordson’s yearbook, the Fleur de Lis, is published and edited by students interested in the publication and willing to spend some of their free time after school doing the work necessary to get the book out. Sponsored by Mrs. Maxine Reeves and Mr. Byron Brown, the annual is issued every June. It includes pictures of the seniors and also of lower classmen, clubs, and sports activities. Bob Hans served the 1946 Fleur de Lis as business man- ager. With his staff of eight girls, Bob kept all records, issued the books. Standing: B. Ternes, D. Gilsbach, L. Francavilla, A. Ricardi. Seated: M. Cole, D. Thom, R. Hans, R. Tolocco, B. Hayden. 79 (fhibA, 3£ akrL Block row: T. Cotoia, G. Rondel, J. Waltz, B. Yon- cheson, M. Doebeli, J. Barson. Third row: V. Morgan, M. Howell, A. Kachadurian, D. Meier, R. McCarty. Second row Mrs. MacMil- lan, B. Ryia, P. Peachey, S. Mackenzie, M. Mos- trantonio. First row: T. Barton, I. Par- part, J. Corio, G. Mik- losky, J. Feltes. LATIN CLUB—The Junior Classical League of Fordson is a local branch of a national or- ganization with the aim of promoting the study of Latin and Roman culture. At the meet- ings Latin songs are sung. Mrs. Margaret McMillan sponsors this club. LOS AMIGOS—The Spanish Club is made up of students who have completed at least one semester of Spanish with a B average. Mrs. Beatrice Simmons is sponsor. Spanish is spoken during the meetings, and programs include Spanish history and Spanish games and music. As a project this year the club sponsored a drive for clothing to be sent to Spanish refugees. Back row: V. Kearney, N. Serrechia, J. Fielek, D. Schwarz, S. Hein. Second row: J. Ewing, E. Tappen, G. DeSantis, J. Zolin, P. Klein. First row: Mrs. Simmons, M. Sutter, H. Stewart, M. Lachowicz. 80 Back row: B. Hans, R. Den- nis, D. Glenn, P. Sweeney, J. Corio, A. Micale, F. Livermore. Second row: Miss Harr, G. Springer, V. Morgan, I. Hibler, D. Voltattorni, J. Grosbcck, A. Olaria. First row: D. Knoch, F. Coe, J. Horvath, A. Ponievo- xik, R. Fcrrontine, N. Miller, N. Cenusa. FRENCH CLUB—Running successfully into its second year, the French club is composed of young mademoiselles and messieurs who are or have taken French and wish to encourage the study and culture of the French language. Members also help promote goodwill among all the French speaking countries in the world. During meetings games are played where only French may be spoken, and occasionally talks are given and movies shown. Miss Evelyn Harr sponsors the club. DRAMATIC CLUB—This club is one of the oldest organized groups in the school, and gives students who are interested in dramatic activities a chance to exercise their talents. The group sponsors vaudeville shows, as well as various plays. Meetings are held every Monday after school in the auditorium; Miss Lila Zang is the club sponsor. Bock row: W. Dalton, K. Archer, D. Bower, M. Scott, B. Ternes, J. Bar- son, J. Steve, S. Slavin. Third row: G. Juhas, S. Kown, D. Gilsbach, B. Maxurck; J. Shotey, D. Straube, L. Fillmore. Second row: Miss Zang; B. Haydu, F. Van Sull, C. Lash, C. Wolf, E. Lucas, M. Kehrl, G. Cleveland. Firsr row: S. Mackenzie, D. Muszynski, D. Vaughn, A. Ponievozik, D. Koz- low, J. Coyne, M. Grisby, J. Christensen. 81 jIaL (R MhVQA. GIRL RESERVES (White Chapter) Back Row—M. Scott, M. Sutter, M. Dimitroff, M. Bal- loch, G. Bappert, D. Hayes, B. Dresser, B. Anderson. Fourth Row—N. Schopp, M. Parry, M. James, L. Olca- zewski, B. Rose, V. Morgan, G. Springer, J. Swantek. Third Row—B. Smith, D. Williams, B. Matijek, L. Fran- cavilla, C. Giska, D. Harris, D. Alexander, V. Deshler. Second Row—B. Rose, S. Mackenzie, M. Cole, M. Mar- tens, O. Stidham, B. Hope, L. Smith, M. Wilson. Front Row—R. Tolocco, B. Asher, J. Cone, D. Thom, D. Harrison, J. Zolin, M. Wallace, M. Boswell. Organized in 1881, the Girl Re- serves was first called the “Juvenile Christian Association.” . . . The pres- ent name was chosen in 191 8 . . . and the title denotes that a group compris- es the reserve forces of the Y. W. C. A. . . . girls who will be its future lead- ers ... A member is constantly build- GIRL RESERVES (Blue Chapter) Back Row—I. Urban, M. Knoblock, M. Bojas, M. Suth- erin, V. Kearney. Sixth Row—T. Corn, V. Brown, S. Northrup, J. Mitchell, G. Thomas, P. Mains, D. Horvie. Fifth Row—M. L. Raftery, D. Straube, C. Linderman, E. Tappen, V. Dolich, J. Ewing, C. Cann, M. Yost. Fourth Row—A. Dallas, G. Allen, B. Ternes, R. McCarty, B. Crafts, V. VanSull, B. Binder. Third Row—H. Hager, D. Timm, B. LaVoie, B. Manches- ter, M. Trapp, J. Bill, B. Parrie, P. Klein. Second Row—Miss Crobak, J. Ross, M. Goode, V. Vanzo, C. Church, J. Burnie, M. Lewis, B. Reno, Miss Cum- mings. First Row—J. Milne, N. Venturi, M. Potizoak, A. Kourdy, P. Fisher, V. Monusko, M. Neile, D. Ploch. ing up and making a part of herself those skills, ideas and attitudes which will help her to become a finer person and to build a better world. The symbol of the Girl Reserves is a blue triangle representing the three sides of life; mental, physical, spiritual . . . which means “the world.” 82 HL-fy Qhapt c BLUE CHAPTER Hl-Y (top) Back Row—B. Madean, S. Geftos, T. Johnson, E. Durocher, R. Goldsborough Second Row—D. Kindred, B. Johnson, J. Dunbar, A. Worgo. Front Row—J. Quinn, W. Dalton, D. Martin, D. Heinxe, T. Cotora, Mr. Honover. TRACTOR Hl-Y (lower) Bock Row—J. Alexander, K. Kiernan, B. Kovach, K. Archer, C. Rossiu. Second Row—S. Petrilli, D. Judnik, B. Brehm, D. Srull, E. Lewandowski. First Row—C. Keppen, L. Anger, M. Arndt, C. Lanci, B. Bach. “To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character” is the motto of the Hi-Y groups. Mr. Charles Hanover sponsors the groups. Wiener roasts, hay rides, ice and roller skating parties are some of the many activities the chapters sponsor . . . Ping pong, swimming, down town shows, and an occasional dance . . . Several times this year the boys picked papers off the lawn and maintained concessions at sports events and dances. 83 WluAic, VyiakohAu—iZancL j i°«ii Back Row—G. Booth, D. Wy- socki, J. Moldovan, R. Matie, A. Voineag, J. Barson. Front Row—D. Cywinski, D. Martin, R. Duke, B. Un- ger, J. Bell, M. Parry. J. Bowman, C. Griffith, J Steve, O. Napoleon. Back Row—R. Hardesty, P. Of- iara, G. Smith, W. Stra- hoto. Front Row — R. Richards, C, Bazzy, L. Gardner, R Kienman. Back Row—J. Marku, D Bower, M. Rosol, E. Lew- andowski. Front Row—R. Romeo, F. Ola- dray, George Brady. 84 and OhdkoAbicL By taking part in Fordson’s instru- mental music program, many students are gaining knowledge and actual ex- perience in a field which many of them plan to enter after their school days are through. The annual Spring Concert, football and basketball game perform- ances, and school dances are among the many activities which keep them busy. Mr. Elden Scott took over direction of the band during the spring semester af- ter Mr. T. P. Godfrey resigned his posi- tion. J. Bell, Mr. Godfrey, L. Gard- ner, D. Bower, D. Martin, V. DeSantis, M. Machuo. J. Bell, M. Yost, N. Turchan, B. Bayram, A. MacAuley, N. Kiptyk, B. Kollin, M. Kar- chefski. Wjulaul dddbu foloA, The Mixed Chorus of Ford- son High School is mode up of the advanced boys and girls Glee Clubs. The group is re- cognized as outstanding in their performances, and the annual Christmas Concert and the Spring Festival are always popular events on the school calendar. Jo SohooL(phoq iam. BOYS GLEE CLUB SIXTH HOUR GLEE CLUBS and MIXED CHORUS—Under the direction of Mr. Harper C. Maybee and Mr. Edward Mosher, the boys and girls glee clubs meet daily to practice for various kinds of performances. Mr. Mosher, recently returned Army veteran, leads the Boys Chorus and also directs the Mixed Chorus. Mr. Maybee, former Army Air Corps pilot, heads the girls section of the organiza- tion. Annual concerts given by the groups in- clude the Spring Festival and the Christmas Concert. Performances are also given for the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs. SIXTH HOUR GLEE CLUBS Back row: R. Roy, B. Brchm, W. Flannigan, S. Slovin, R. Fahnestock. Fifth row: A. Bullion, R. Noffsinger, C. Cosenza, A. Dogrin, G. Woodcock, B. Strempek, R. Dempsey, G. Bluhm. Fourth row: Mr. Mosher, R. Fritz, A. Corn, R. Scnkbiel, K. Yokie, J. Rogers, B. Mercer, K. Archer. Third Row: L. Buckner, D. Hyslop, T. Denny, D. DePcel, S. Theodoran, W. Dalton, N. Lucas. Second row: K. Reading, B. Porch, H. Williams, A. Hampton, C. Deaton, E. Dundas, T. Catoro, R. Langevin. Front row: R. Guy, S. Smith, A. Jodmikeleit, M. Kehrl, L. M. Dcutsch, I. Pork, W. Johnston, A. Grosbeck GIRLS GLEE CLUB SIXTH HOUR Bock row: D. Harvie, V. Bortz, J. Sowkin, G. Coombs, M. Sutherin, P. Sweeney, L. Fillmore, B. Garrett, R. Karmann, M. Balloch, Mr. Maybee. Fifth row: L. Coffer, G. Juhas, J. Swontek, P. LaPose, R. Fisher, J. Coll, J. Clayton, P. Tiani, M. Lewis, D. Stefanski, M. Hart, M. Wilson, V. Watson Fourth row: R. Von Patten, M. Collcran, D. Bartlett, J. Vecchiato, B. Rose, L. Smith, M. Strachan, V. Deshler, B. Smith, B. Haydu, R. Henenburg, M. Scott, B. J. Cyer, S. Dorrons. Third row: B. Ternes, S. Neblett, P. Housel, M. A. Tucker, R. Cunningham, F. Panzoff, F. Nodorozny, J. Erickson, E. Davis, J. Stowe, P. Enright, B. Clark, J. Thomas. Second row: P. Woodruff, D. Frasier, F. Christian, E. St. Onge, M. E. Boswell, J. Christensen, M. Crumb, B. Fede, B. Hope, G. Sillars, P. Waytas, D. Bell, F. Von Sull, B. Lo Voie. First row: M. Cole, C. Church, M. Wolloce, B. Tapp, L. Duncan, D. La Bar, H. Kvasnak, A. Simoni, L. Roehm, R. Finn, J. Coyne, N. Canterbury, M. Grigsby, D. Williams. 87 VyiodszJirL (banaL (flub A study in grace is the picture at the left. The girls were caught during one of their re- hearsals. Back row—S. Northrup, T. Foris, B. Byram, I. Hibler, W. Birkcbilc, R. Scanlon, G. Thomas. Second row—D. Piotrowski, J. Herman, R. Kemp, M. Teeple, H. Hager, B. Awad, Mrs. Godfrey. Front row—V. Strempka, M. Hager, B. Asher, A. Ponievoxik, R. Blanchard, C. Sergay, J. Melick. Development of poise and grace are two of the main objects of the Mo- dern Dance Club. Under the direction of Mrs. Kath- erine Godfrey, the girls meet every Wednesday evening as one of the re- creational program class- es. This spring a recital was given for the public. Other active members are D. Durocher, N. Johnson, S. Kachadoorian, R. Kemp, and M. Kulas. Athletici SfwJiLL (Build. CHEERLEADERS B. Pierce E. Gosper M. Hart D. Tuttle J. Coyne Back row: M. Bojas, M. Doebeli, M. Montague, R. Kurmos, R. Joworski. Sixth row: T. Corn, S. Northrup, E. Dahlcn, D. Gilsbach, G. Thomas, R. Karmann. Fifth row: L. Hipkiss, W. Christie, J. Ewing, J. Crumb, J. Shotey, J. Evanovich, M. Lewis. Fourth row: M. Schroeder, N. Serrecchia, R. Hogopian, S. Sullivan, M. Gondolfo, V. Avrahn, D. Kuciemba. Third row: B. Crafts, G. Wasilewski, M. Dodson, V. Strempka, H. Hager, P. Klein, B. Bayram, N. Gopigian. Second row: Mrs. Romanow, B. Parry, D. Timm, M. Trapp, C. Giska, S. Mierxwa, D. Musxynski, B. Milsom, J. Waring. Front row: C. Kremer, L. Francavilla, E. Giandillete, R. Finn, A. Murphy, B. Valentine, J. Zolin, B. Ryia. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Members of the G.A.A. participate in after- imately one hundred members. The five most out- school activities, including basketball, baseball, standing girls are awarded letters at the end of every soccer, ping-pong, and volley ball. Sponsored by Mrs. Esther Romanow, the organization has approx- semester. Organized to further the school spirit at basketball and football games, the cheerleaders are headed by Captain Ed Gasper appointed by the club sponsor, Mr. Harrison Welsh. Letters are award- ed to members who have taken an active part in the club. dizalihif. (Bodi A. Back row: R. Turchan, S. Bustetter, R. Banish, Mr. Kazlusky, A. Korpi, J. Buchan, E. Lewan- dowski, R. Miller. Fourth row: C. Dubas, R. Fritz, D. Stewart, L. Anger, G. Smith, G. Brady, B. Hans, J. Ewing, D. Meehan. Third row: W. Greenhide, L. Sarkozy, G. Growe, J. Jones, E. Stratton, M. Wapa, R. Guy, R. Walbrecq, A. Sopocian, P. Hare. Second row: N. Tomassini, J, Barson, D. Bower, B. Johnson, N. Kuschel, J. Staggles, B. Brehm, C. Kovtun, F. Alexander. First row: B. Jeffries, E. Litizio, H. Przybylsky, C. Evans, Swartz, D. Martin, E. Guerney, J. McDaniels, C. Lanci, B. Kovach. VARSITY CLUB—This club was formed nearly sixteen years ago with the original purpose to letter winners together and promote good sportsmanship throughout the school. Now the club also raises money for the Honors Banquet, which is held annually the first week in June for the two hundred and fifty students who have done the most in participating and helping out sports. These students include Varsity Club members, students who operate the P.A. system, sports writer, those who help decorate for games, and the five most outstanding boys and girls from each gym class. Varsity club members earn money for this fund by doing odd jobs around the school. The club also takes on important part in keep- ing the school grounds clean. Athletic Director Joseph Kazlusky is sponsor. MAJORETTES—A colorful sight at the foot- ball games are the Fordson majorettes. The girls practice every night during the season. Mr. Edon A. Scott is the club sponsor and coach. Majorettes Dorothy Piotrowski, Norma Pag- nini and Betty Asher parade in front of the school. 91 $vdA, amt (Bvy (Bowling Bock Row—B. Weideman, B. Miller, C. Alderman, T. Ceckiewicz, L. Makowski, D. Ceckiewicz, R. Mussillman, W. Strahota. Third Row—P. Arnold, K. Bone, J. Dunbar, D. Wysoki, M. Lakowitz, B. Gugleman, E. Lew- endowski. Second Row—B. Toren, B. Horbal, M. Radtkc, N. Grell, T. Denny, R. Stankey, M. Kazlusky. Front Row—N. Marshall, G. Golbirat, L. Rizzo, V. Ohannesian, D. Jones, W. Ferdon, B. Barney. Meeting weekly, the bowling clubs aim to provide a healthful and enjoyable outlet for the high school students who are inter- ested in the game. While having fun they are also learning how to perfect their games. A bowling banquet has become an annual affair. The boys’ club is headed by Mr. Joseph Kazlusky, while Mrs Ann Burger sponsors the girls. QLubA, Wl mboAA ihjL (Bowling £lub. Yolando Acquino, Betty Rae Alioto, Dorothy Anderson, Margie Anderson, Betty Lou Asher, Shirlee Jane Baer, June Baldwin, Rose Bannono, Betty Barlow, Betty Bayram, Ther- esa Binkowski, Dolores Bobola, Marilyn Bojas, Pat Burgess, Betty Charlebois, Winifred Christie, Connie Church, Betty Cole, Rose Marie Coopersmith, Donna Crafts, Anne Marie Crebassa, Jean Crumb, Helen Dean, Elaine DeCaire, Jean Dickerson, Martha Doldon, Marie Doebeli, Betty Ann Fede, Betty Ferguson, Eleanor Finken, Ruth Finn, Shirley Fraiser, Louise Froncavilla, Leona Frasier, Edith Giandelleti, Doris Gilsbach, Christine Giska, Marjory Good, Phyllis Gruenwald, Elsie Hollen, Lois Hammond, Mary J. Harbat, Donna Hard- acre, Doris Harris, Donalda Harrison, Lenora Hipkiss, Melba Howell, Lorraine Huber, Rosemary Hurmas, Rose Jaworski, Lucy Jowett, Rita Karmann, Gloria Kingsley, Donna Kiser, Clara Jane Kremer, Dolores Kuciemba, Betty LaVoie, Mar- ilyn Lewis, Jeanne Love, Betty Lynch, Theresa McLaughlin, Nancy Marshall, Nancy Martin, Beverly Martin, Jean Milne, Betty Milsom, Joyce Moore, Peggy Motcheck, Anita Motor- ijescu, Del Muszynski, Kathleen Nagle, Doris Newton, Jean Olisweski, Eleanor Oster, Helen Papineau, Julie Parson, Jennie Pasternak, Charlotte Perez, Billie Perry, Louise Pink, Monica Potoczak, Rose Potoczak, Beatrice Prezos, Pat Quinn, Jean Rabus, Mary L. Rafferty, Betty Reno, Irene Romanuk, Mary Rosseau, Sharan Shatterfield, Margaret Schroeder, Maureen Scanlon, Rosemary Scanlon, Nan Stiles, Jeanne Streichert, Virginia Strempka, Lorraine Sundstrum, Marilyn Sutter, Phyllis Tafelski, Ann Tarduff, Doris Timm, Roma Tison, Joan Thomas, Marian Trapp Norma Trotter, Diane Vaughn, Alfredo Wasielewski, Geraldine Wasilewski, Agnes Wallis, Lois Jean Weber, Lillian Wick, Ann Wittman, Pat Woodruff, Catherine Wolfe, Marie Yancheson, Dolores Yeager, Jo Zolin. SiudmiA. JhkmL Coach Joe Kazlusky has finished his fourth successful year as head of the physical education department. Popu- lar with the student body, he say’s little and handles large groups easily. His fine example of clean sports- manship has led Fordson to greater heights and added to his reputation as a swell guy. Nine of his eighteen years spent in the Dearborn School System have been at Fordson. His first two years in college were at Bloomsburg (Pennsylvania) State Normal College. He received his bach- elor’s degree at Michigan State Normal College and holds an M.A. from Wayne University. A capable cageman, he played pro- fessional basketball on the well known Tool Shop team of Detroit. Top Row: Stasevich, Porada, Bustet- ter, Cosmer, Proctor, Bartling, Kasper Fourth Row: Williams, Calderoni, Cross, Bryons, Joiner, Tardiff, Little, Davis, Porch, Covert, Turchan Third Row: Blok, Johnson, Korsack, Theodoron, Wanderski, Cunnico, Wypa, Thorpe, DcFrancishci, Liniski, Baja, MacDonald, Jones, Savage Second Row: Viconi, Oswald, Saidock, Ploch, Morrison, Allie, Burton, Faitel, Hayden, Monashko, Kopcikin, Steg- gles, Kosonovich, Porker First Row: Edick, Ortlief, Kovach, Tobin, B. Johnson, T. Johnson, Przybylski, Martin, Kuschel, Durocher, Ewing, Guerney, Greichus, Huetteman 94 VYUqkhf fclswsm. Coach Michael Savage was graduated from Fordson in 1932 after winning nine letters in football, basketball, and baseball. On the football field he won honors as all-state end. In bas- ketball he held scoring record which stood for years after he graduated. He then attended the University of Michigan where he again continued his high scholastic record and was outstanding in ath- letics. He received the Chicago Alumni Trophy which is awarded annually to the outstanding freshmen in spring practice. He had a berth on the undefeated U. of M. football team which won the National Championship in 1933. Three years he received letters for football and was named on the All-American team in that year. The Fordson football eleven ended the 1945 grid season with but eight points between them and an undefeated season. Catholic Central and River Rouge furnished Fordson with two heartbreaking losses that marred the Tractors excellent record. The Shamrocks won over Fordson for the first time in their history. The two previous games were won by Fordson 6-0 and 1 3-6. Behind 7-0, Fordson's opportunity came when John Stasevich recovered an Irish fum- ble on their own 18 yard line. Two passes thrown to Don Martin by Chuck Evans resulted in a score. A pass to Hank Przybylski from John Ewing was good for the extra point. But a penalty for offside brought the play back. The second try failed. River Rouge Panthers won 7-0 when Fordson failed to score from the six yard line in the last quarter. Ties with Monroe, Wyandotte, and Grosse Pointe were also included in this nine game schedule. Head football coach Mike Savage was assisted by Russel Catherman, Ray Parker, Joe Fleming, Del Loranger, and Bill Webber. 95 JhsL SL ijJahhi iA, OAd d t Tom Johnson—Guard Did excellent job throughout the year, kicked off and attempted conversions. John Tobin—Tackle Put in best performance this year . . play stood out in every game . . . next year's captain. John Ewing—Fullback Received most valuable player award. Stood out with his ex- cellent kicking and long passing. Mike Hayden—Guard Roughed up opposing team . . . like other line men received little glory. Bob Johnson—Back Tom Johnson—Guard Only brothers on the team. Bob was one of the many good backs on the team. Irv Huetteman—End Received first string job when Vic Vassero broke his leg. 96 Vyiani 'Cjltfiimidu OidufiisiA Hank Przybylski—End One of best ends to represent Fordson . . . small, but fast, shifty, ond a good pass receiver. Larry Faitel—Guard Fast and aggressive with defense his speciality. Ernie Guerney—Quarterback Did excellent job of calling sig- nal for tractor eleven. Don Martin—Halfback One of the finest backs to carry ball for Fordson . . . thrilled fans with broken field runs. Bob Kovach—Center Shored season with Jim Allie in snapping back the pigskin. Ed Durocher—End Did fine job as a replacement . . . helped out in pinch. 97 VYltfisL 'tjhidmsw. Chuck Evons—back Best passer on squad ... threw only touchdown pass in Catholic Central game. William Kasnovich—tackle Shared job with Bruno Porada and John Stase- vich . . . broke through opposition rapidly. Joe Suarez—tackle III last part of season . . . should be great next year. 98 JhsL Cttlsy, (BojyA, The bowling team in action. One of Fordson's bowlers about to make a strike. Ronald Stankcy sends a pin splitter down the alley, while his teammates look on. Fordson's top five bowlers are Louis Winters, Robert Barny, Bernard Miller, Ronald Stan- key and Bill Horbal. Bowling interest reached a new high in this, the second year of competitive play ... Thirty boys bowled every Tuesday after school at the Dearborn Recreation . . . This year’s competition was limited to intra-scholastic activities . . . The group is sponsored by Mr. Joseph Kazlusky. £cL ksdbalL Mr. Del Loranger, coach extraordinary . . . Basketball and baseball coach ... It was through his expert coaching that Fordson took the first post-war Border Cities Basketball Title. . . . Mr. Loranger has his Bachelor of Science degree in physical education from Western Michigan College . . . Junior member of the coaching staff, and one of the best . . . A short while ago he was playing football . . . basketball . . . and baseball ... for his Alma Mater . . . Fordson ... he has just completed playing a season of professional basketball for the well known Mansfield Team of Detroit. . . Also among his fine points is his excellence as a dancing instructor. 100 A fine team with a fine record . . . Championship of the Border Cities League one of the honors achieved by the stal- wart five . . . Sharp passing . . . eagle-eyed shooting . . . and solid defense . . . were the features of the team . . . They out scored some of the best in the State ... A well co-ordinated team with a fine coach. Left to right—First Row: Som Gcftos, Cori Lanci, Nor- man Tomassini, Bob Gilland, Chuck Dubas, Ken Kiernan, Ray Goldsborough. Second Row- Gil Booth, Mgr., Don Shrull, Frank Lollo, Howard Shand, John Tobin, Ray Wiacek, Bob Kar- penski, and Coach Del Loranger. 101 Sam Gcftos Ray Goldsborough Jolin Tobin Ray Wicaek 102 (Ylahdffhdu (phmqfL 104 9Mo jhmA, UJ iJl ☆ An enthusiastic crowd (opposite page, far left) watches every movement when Fordson’s backstrokers are in action. (In circle) Kuschel executes the difficult back somersault. (Opposite page, right) Sportsmanship is dislpayed by Alexander, Christensen and Walbrecq. (Immediate left) Mayo Arndt, captain of the team, is ready to take off as a Fordson backstroker finishes in the 1 50 yard medley relay. JitfudAOtL Track mentor Cady opened his spring practice in March with ninety boys getting in shape for the approaching season. Their first taste of competition was April 13 at the River Rouge invitational indoor track meet held at Ann Arbor. Although the entire team did not go, the backbone of the team was well repre- sented in this the largest indoor track meet held in the nation during 1946. Fordson thinclads took ten points in the contest, in which 21 Class A and 46 Class B, C, and D high schools competed. In their first scheduled meet on April 30, the track men ran over River Rouge as they walked away with the meet 70-34. They lost their first Border City League contest in the last event. Hazel Park fell easily in the Tractors third engagement. Monroe, Grosse Pointe, Dearborn, and Royal Oak remain as tough meets for the Fordson cindermen. In addition to these were the regionals on May 1 8 and the State meet at Lansing on the twenty-fifth. The Border City Sweepstakes trophy de- pends much on how well the track team can place in the league. Wyandotte has already turned back Fordson, and Monroe and Grosse Pointe have tough outfits to beat. Upper—Mayo Arndt takes a high hurdle. Below—Mike Waypa and Norbert Kopeikin at start of the 100 yard dash. 106 JPibvdajcbu In the 120 yd. high hurdles and 200 yd. low hurdles Cady uses Mayo Arndt, Dave Shep- erd, Jack Dunworth, and Tom Saidock. Mike Waypa, Norbert Kopekin, Albert Cadry, Larry Morrison, and Leland Cross, are used in the 100 and 200 yard dashes. The quartermile or 440 uses Ted Spohn, Wm. Thorne, and Chas. Bazzy. The two trips around the track are made by Fred Little, Jim Campbell, Bernie Boyle, Joe Tardiff, and Carl Kosmer in the 880 . The mile has Leo Sarkony, Hylan Moore, Richard Nodeau, and Jack Armstrong. The field events feature Bernie Miller, Joe Suarez, and Sterling Bustetter at the shot put. Arndt, Ted Carzon, Jack Steggles, and Dunworth in the pole vault. Chuck Dubas, Bustetter, Arndt, and Emil Puliek are the high jumpers while Merle Garner, Ted Ceckiewiz and Cadry broad jumps. In the relay Cady places Kopiekin, Dun- worth, Sheperd, Waypa, Morrison, Cross, Spohn, and Thorne. Joe Suarez pictured ot right, along with Bernie Miller heaved the shot put for Fordson. Fourth Row—Dubas, Edwards, Geftos, B. Miller, Neiswinter, Tobin, Suarez, Tard- iff, Spohn, Turchan, Bustetter, Cetnar, Sarkany, Cady. Third Row—Cross, Lewandowski, Patter- son, Sheperd, Campbell, Cyr, Cadry, Murawski, Ceckiewicz, Burch, Little, Schiprounski, Rogers. Second Row—Haas, Garritano, Jones, Arndt, Porch, DeFranceschi, Neitzer, Thorne, Moore, Stankey, Horbal. First Row—Williams, Covert, Allen, Ko- peikin, Waypa, Brown, Garner, Morrison, Lewis. 107 oo{L (BaMbalL S i DfL The Fordson baseball nine opened practice in March with a large turnout of good material. For their first game on April 16, Coach Del Loranger called on his seven returning letter winners: Don Martin, Bob Miller, Norm Tomas- sini, Carl Land, Ronnie Banish, Herman Schwartz, and Ernie Stratton. In addi- tion to these regulars were added the names of John Buchan, Stas Motyka, Ray Wiacek, and John Tobin. With a very satisfactory outlook the Tractor nine with the bulk of the team composed of 1945 Dearborn Class “D” city and state champs opened their sea- son with all-1 smashing of Henry Ford Trade School. Next in line was River Rouge who fell 8-3. Then came Crosse Pointe and a 12-3 victory. Hazel Park followed bowing 4-1 to the Fordson powerhouse. Monroe and Wyandotte broke the winning streak each stopping Fordson 2-1 in extra innings. In these games the Norm Tomassini (top) and Bob Miller, Fordson's oce hurlers ore the best in the league. 108 (Ja, (pAomiA jd, batters hit the ball hard but the re- sults were long outs. The prospect from here on in looks good as Miller and Tomassini pitching only allowed nine runs in the six games played thus far. Martin and Tobin have handled the backstop duties very capably. The infield is the hardest hitting in the league. It looks very promising that they could cap- ture the remaining eleven games. At the time of this writing the power at the plate is filled by the shoes of Schwartz, Tobin, Martin, and Lanci. But Banish, Buchan, and Stratton are starting to hit as the heavy end should. Besides the regulars Bill John- stone is at third, George Alexander at second, Don Bloc at first, and Al Vick- iony and Bud Sweeney are on the mound. lBaMbcdL Jsucwl Third Row — Sweeney, Tomassini, Ditmar, Ban- ish, Tobin. Second Row — Kindred, Buchan, Karpinski, Ea- ton, Bazzy, Miller. First Row—Lanci, Strat- ton, Martin, Schwartz, Johnstone, Fisher. Two of the hard hitting Fordson sluggers are Herman Schwartz (top), and John Bu- chan. Don Martin is the catcher in the lower picture. 109 John Borson sends a hard hit ball down to The tennis team is being built up this year by the addition of several sophomores and jun- iors. Next year there are more capable sophomores coming out. Due to the war tennis was discon- tinued for three years. It is nec- essary to start from the ground up to fit together a winning com- bination. It is too early in the season, as we go to press to give an ac- count of the team activities. Coach Herbert Beddow expects the team to give a good account of itself this year and even better in 1947. Jack McDaniels receiving it with perfect poise. Back Row-- John Barson, Bill Brehm, John Buchan, Jack McDaniels, Bill Tarinen, Mr. Beddow. Center Row- Fred Trifonoff, Ted Smith, George Brady, Gerald Growe, Bob Williams. Front Row—Ralph Guy, Nanta DiGiacomo, George Smuts, Tom Moore, Bud Boyd. 110 Standing—Tom Saidock, Jack Johnson, Chester Ploch, Dan Baja, Coach Del Loranger. Sitting— Dominic Cacio, Dick Isham, Curtis MacDonald, Jerry Brown. The powerful up and coming re- serve squad, who throughout the season lost but one game to the other reserve squads, shows a promising future for next year’s varsity team. The Grosse Pointe five were the only players that could better their baskets. Stout, smooth and accurate shooting were the high points of the well-balanced team. The Varsity five achieved the pin- nacle of success last season by taking the Border Cities League Basketball championship ... They topped twelve of the fifteen opponents in the number of baskets dropped through the hoop. Smooth working, well-balanced in agil- ity, and very versatile in ability were the active qualities of the 46 Basketball Varsity Squad. Almost to a man the var- sity team played any position on the team . . . Bob Gilland captained the squad for the first half of the season and Carl Lanci guided the squad the re- mainder of the season. 111 (DiflfiztenL (JsikAwnA. Were it not for the problem of keeping one's hair attractive; swimming undoubtedly, would be one of the most enjoyable classes offered to girls at Fordson High School. A doily dip in the cool, sparkling water is a privilege and advantage many high school girls in other parts of the country do not hove an opportunity to enjoy. During the 10th and 1 1th grades emphasis is placed on the improve- ment of the various swimming strokes, such as the crawl, back crawl, elemen- tary back stroke, breast stroke, and side stroke. Beginning diving is also taught. Top left—An unusual sight. Girls in the swimming class form an aquacade. Circle right—An attempted dive. Watch out, there! ! Left center—Faces alert. Lower right—Don't work so hard. JhsL J SLmimnsL (fat Swimming Top left—A reasonable facsimile of a jack-knife. Top right—How not to dive. Center—The completion of a successful dive. Lower left—What's the matter, tired? Lower right—The race is on. During the senior year, instructors emphasize the development ot endur- ance in the above strokes. A few of the most useful life saving techniques suitable for the average swimmer are also taught. A popular phase of this sport is throwing the instructors, fully clothed, in the pool the last day of swimming. This is always enjoyed by the students but as for the instructor . . . well, we'll let it go at that! 113 (jaUAUvwizA, Q'oMp . To keep the unusued muscles from becoming too rusty the girls spend two “pleasant” hours a week at calisthenics . . . But it’s all worth while, as anyone can plainly see, Fordson girls all have the perfect shape . . . Volleyball rates as one of the most popular games with the girls . . . 114 (Right Odwvl Jhat CUlsug, Circle-—Looks like it's heading for the right place! Top right—left to right: Christine Giska, Peggy Motcheck, Doris Gilsbach and Helen Dean are all set to give high scores to their team. Bottom left—kneeling: Donalda Harrison, and Doris Gilsbach. Standing: Anne Wittman, Jean Dickerson, and Peggy Motcheck hold high honors for individual bowling scores. Bottom right—Peggy Motchek shows them how! The Girls Bowling League is one of the largest clubs in the school . . . One hundred girls compose 20 teams . . . The compe- tition is keen throughout the season . . . The season's grand finale is a banquet . . . The club is sponsored by Mrs. Ann Burger, gym instructor . . . VYlod ArL Top—Movement from Povonne. Lower right—Technique practice in striking and dodging. Lower left—Conquest and Defeat, Alyce Ponievoxik, Virginia Strempka, Charlotte Sergoy, Marilyn Teeple, Irene Hibler, Betty Awad, Grace Thomas, Helen Hager, and Rosemary Scanlon. The Modern Dance Club which meets every Wednes- day after school ... is under the direction of Mrs. Katherine Godfrey . . . The purpose of the club is to give experience in mastering fundamental body movements . . . and applying these creative movements to creative rhythms . . . One of the highlights of the season was the Spring Modern Dance concert. 116 Wjumc, (BbwdA. New members of the Girls Glee Club form the second and third hour sections under the direction of Mr. Harper Maybee. The girls are tenth graders or students who have had no experience in this club before. They practice regular glee club numbers so that they will be qualified to become members of the sixth hour or advanced group. SECOND HOUR GIRLS GLEE CLUB Back Row—T. Krawcxyk, F. Porter, S. Sullivan, N. Tyler, G. Gist, E. Varvari, L. Thompson, E. Miller, J. Garry, I. Stonifer. Third Row— S. McGill, P. Tolias, J. Moody, R. Schmittiing, B. Usannax, B. Sparrow, V. Fowler, J. Sweet, L. Weber, C. Sage, Mr. Maybee. Second Row—D. DcLanis, L. Wondelowski, A. Fveinari, L. Zielinski, G. Martens, J. Pasternak, J. Garner, D. Boyd, G. LaTourette, B. Boehm, M. Petticrew. Front Row—H. Michelck, M. Kramarx, L. Jowett, B. Charlebois, B. Peecher, A. LoMontogne, R. Pelle, A. Wallis, L. Galat, M. Michclek, M. Maylen. THIRD HOUR GIRLS GLEE CLUB Back Row—D. Spiegoski, J. Downs, M. Groh, R. Rae, K. Harris, B. Eagleton, M. Owen, A. R. Habbel, J. Brock, B. Coffer, M. Cameron, A. Budnick, B. Ulrich, G. Madge. Third Row—R. Coopcrsmith, I. Mathes, M. Sharp, J. Mains, G. Roberts, M. Sutter, R. Jodmik- eleit, M. Predojev, R. Foris, B. Kortier, M. Hernandex, A. Hotca, Mr. Maybee. Second Row—V. Gill, P. Signa, M. McGreedy, M. Tavtigian, M. Hayes, R. Novick, H. Sanders, A. Elliott, S. Hoerner, B. Karuxis, C. Kubiak, B. Martin, M. A. Combs. First Row-—B. Cole, H. Buxo, F. Ciano, V. Dennis, M. Derderian, P. Molk, B. Garrett, I. Mc- Atee, M. Castro, D. Vaughn, A. Wasielewski, M. Marshall, D. Galluci. 117 CiA. StucOmlA Siudif Back Row—P. Jones, P. Drury, D. Straube, L. Anger. Second Row—M. Sutter, G. Miklosky, G. DeSantis, E. Tappen, M. Wiacek, First Row—A. Stanley, J. Milne, K. Wolfe, D. Vaughn. Fordson’s National Honor Society Chap- ter was founded in 1928. Since then over 1,040 students have been honored by being made members of this select group. To become a member of the N.H.S. one must have at least a B average and must belong to a required num- ber of organizations within the school. During the past year the club became inactive for a few months, but it is again functioning as formerly. The first National Honor Society was founded in 1921 for the purpose of stimulating the scholarship, leadership, service and charac- ter of students. There are now more than 2,700 senior chapters and 300 junior chapters in the schools of the United States. The objec- tive of the club has become that of raising the schools to a higher plane. The sponsor of Fordson's chapter is Miss Hilda Horny. 118 JPua, 9a, SdwnJL Fordson is ranked as one of the best high schools of the United States. The design of the building is that of the English Renaissance mansions of the sixteenth century. It was built in 1927 at the cost of $1,946,000. Its fine architecture, beautiful campus and complete educational facilities serve to administer the pur- pose of studies and school activities. Two of the school’s main features are its fine auditorium and its library. The auditorium has a seating capacity of 1,420. The library with its brass chande- liers and mullioned windows is styled after the early English mansions. Fordson’s stadium seats approxi- mately 4,000 and overlooks the play- ing field in the rear of the school. The publications office is a contin- uous scene of bustling activity. Here the school paper, “The Tower Tribune,” is edited. It is printed in the school shop. The trophy room contains many trophies, one of which is the shovel which broke the ground of Fordson High School on April 19, 1926. At the head of the main stairs on the stained windows is a replica of the crest of the class rings. It resem- bles the architecture of the building, which is designed in accordance with heraldic laws. Three flowers of the “fleur de I is” represent high intellect, hand skill, and bodily vigor. These are the factors that make up your school, and Fordsonites can really be proud of it! 119 J'lsLUA, dsL Editor-in-Chief ......... Xa. Stag , Beverly Ryia Assistant Co-Editors ................... Betty Gidilewich June Baldwin January Editors ................ ....... Ray Sommerville Margaret Hervey June Editors ...........................Sue Baker Joan Coy Feature Editors ........................Josephine Zolin Betty Ann Fede Homeroom Editors ....................... Ann Chernus Irene Salvatore Clubs Editors ..........................Grace Sillars Helen Dean Joan Swantek Floyd Livermore Boys Sports Editors .................... Don McClain Al Wargo Paul Jones Dick Fahnestock Girls Sports Editors.................... Rosemary Scanlon Grace Thomas Faculty Editor .........................Jean Shotey Art Editors ............................ Clara Rantx Loraine Naster Business Manager and Staff ............. Bob Hans Maxine Cole, Doris Gilsbach, Barbara Haydu, Helen Mersdorf, Dolores Muszynski, Antoinette Ricciardi, Dorothy Thom, and Rose Marie Tolocco Advisor Miss Maxine Addy