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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1947 volume:

Fleur de Lis Fordson High School Dearborn, Michigan 1947 ftuve HeflH EVE RY - . Sooy, t Got if E FIFTH DIMENSION SPHERE RID ■v00 GET ' AU. of v those. tfeoto-Sy X FFflNKlt 7 vvie oust CoMF BACR FRoFl MAP S' UiANNA MEET SOME OF V MV PALS ? e-t-t-E vjjessy- tssyW y E imTHE ATAlTO of GADS' ns ALMOST Tim poP MY V FROR XAS T nM,ny.' 7 TRIPLETS,' TjObOlES LIKE F tHeP UKE S0 i5 SHOULOA GTOOO X' rVJ CAMe OPEN THE OOoP- BlcHA«0 OPE TBt OOOR p - HAP V DA-OE T 7 H THEY LET ME COME, Lf£U-AS Pausing midst the flurry of graduation are the January Class officers including left to right: Betty Anderson, Director; Pat Fisher, Director; Irene Parpart, Trea- surer; John Tobin, President; Bill Brehm, Vice-President; Ruth McCarty, Director; Doris Meier, Secretary. The January 1947 Senior Class officers accommodated a com- paratively small class of 185. They successfully raised money for the Senior Class fund with coat checking concessions at dances and selling potato chips and candy at basketball games. They helped to plan the Senior Skip Day to Cedar Point with the June 1946 class. Plans for the Senior Prom were successful and many attended at the Masonic Temple. The climax to the excitement of a Senior’s life was graduation itself with the customary open house parties following. c Dave Gerald Aichler—General Band; Orchestra; Dance Orchestra; Vaudeville Dolores Madeline Alexander— College Commercial Girl Reserves; Dramatic Club: Senior Play; All School Play; Homeroom Representative Gail Allen—College Preparatory Girl Reserves; Dramatic Club; Service Squad; Senior Play; All School Play Betty M. Anderson—College Commercial Girl Reserves; Service Squad; Senior Play; SENIOR CLASS DIRECTOR Peter Andry—Industrial Betty A wad—Commercial William Keith Brehm—College Preparatory SENIOR CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT: Dramatic Club, President; Tractor Hi-Y; N.H.S.; Interclub Council; Senior Plays; All School Plays, Vaudeville Shows; Bowling Club; Varsity Club; Tennis; Glee Club; Homeroom Representative; Dance Band Alfred W, Brooks—General Tower Tribune; Senior Play; Football Virginia Norma Brown—Commercial Betty Jean Baerlin—College Preparatory Service Squad: Spanish Club. President June Irene Baldwin—College Preparatory Tower Tribune; Fleur de lis; Service Squad; Pan Pax Union, President; Bowling Club; Glee Club Nina Bartoshuk—College Commercial Girl Reserves; Dramatic Club; Senior Play; Spanish Club; Service Squad; G. A. A. Christine Bayoff—College Commercial Mustaffa Bazzy—College Industrial Marguerite Bentley—Commercial Earl William Berry—Industrial Barbara A. Binder—College Preparatory Girl Reserves; Dramatic Club; All School Play; Service Squad Rosemary Ann Bishop— College Preparatory Student Council; Ushers Club; All School Play; Tower Tribune; Service Squad Donald Gene Blok—College Preparatory Baseball; Varsity Club; Glee Club; Bowling Club Rose Mary Bonanno—General G.A.A.: Bowling Club George Edward Brady, Jr.— College Preparatory Dramatic Club; German Club; Band; Orchestra; Dance Band; Varsity Club; Tennis Team; Student Council; Art Club; All School Play Florence Ruth Canonge—Commercial Service Squad Grace M. Caracallo—College Commercial Girl Reserves John Randall Caswell— College Industrial Marilyn Chevalier—College Commercial Girl Reserves Lenore Chimenti—General Irene Helen Chora— College Preparatory Latin Club; N.H.S. Joan Susan Cone—College Preparatory Girl Reserves, President Dominic Alexander Cosenza— College Preparatory Glee Club Dorothy Jean Creech— College Preparatory Glee Club; Tower Tribune; Modern Dance Ruth Cuthbert—Commercial Richard Cywinski—Industrial Band; Orchestra; Dance Band; Vaudeville Show Anita Dalla Vecchia— College Preparatory Spanish Club: Girl Reserves; Service Squad; Pan Pax Union; N.H.S. Leo Joseph Buresh, Jr.—Industrial Band; Orchestra; Dance Band; Vaudeville Shows; N.H.S.; Interclub Council, Vice-President Sterling Voler Bustetter—College Industrial Varsity Club; Football; Track; Swimming Sergio Luigi Calderoni— College Industrial Orchestra; Football Gabriel Cifor—General James Joseph Clark—College Preparatory Maxine Margaret Cole—Commercial Glee Club; Service Squad: Inter-club Council; Senior Play; Fleur de lis; Dramatic Club; Bowling Club; Girl Reserves Wesley Earl Dayton—College Preparatory Dramatic Club; Hi-Y; Glee Club; Vaudeville Shows; Football Viola E. David—Commercial Glee Club Mary Evelyn Davis—College Preparatory Glee Club; Service Squad Laurence Calvin Donovan—General Rifle Club Dorothy Pauline Draguescu—Commercial Girl Reserves; Service Squad; Senior Play Mildred Ann Draguescu—Commercial Girl Reserves; Service Squad; Drama- tic Club; All School Play; Senior Play Patricia Jane Fisher—College Preparatory Girl Reserves; SENIOR CLASS DIRECTOR; Span- ish Club; Service Squad, Hall Captain; Pan Pax Union Evelyn Floyd—Commercial Service Squad Thomas Phillip Foster—General Service Squad Carl Edward Demek—Industrial Julia Dolores Diduch—College Commercial Pan Pax Union Roy Arthur Doerr—General Betty Jane Dyer—College Preparatory G. A. A.; Glee Club; Service Squad, Hall Captain Arthur Effimchik—College Preparatory Orchestra Alice Mae Elkins—General Virginia Lee Ellis—College Preparatory G.A.A; Girl Reserves; Service Squad, Hall Captain Eleanor Elizabeth Engel—Commercial Bowling Club; G.A.A.; Service Squad; Inter- club Council Nancy England—Commercial Band; Orchestra Evio Eusebi—College Industrial David Evans—College Preparatory Michael J. Ferrantino—Industrial James Maurice Davis—College Preparatory Student Council, President; Hi-Y; Service Squad. Captain of Captains; Dance Band; Concert Band; Drum Major; Junior Class Director; Reserve Foot- ball; Vaudeville Show Edward Norbert Delezynski—General Bowling Club John V. G. DeLoge—General Margaret Fowler—Commercial Service Squad; Glee Club Shirley Frayne—Covimercial Girl Reserves; Service Squad Delores Jean Frasier—General Glee Club; Bowling Club Richard Nelson Fritz—College Preparatory Tennis, Manager; Varsity Club; Photography Club; Tower Tribune; Glee Club Dorothy Graham—Commercial Madeline Grevengood—Commercial Gerald Leon Growe—College Preparatory Dramatic Club; All School Play; Senior Play; Vaudeville; German Club; Varsity Club; Tennis; Service Squad William Gubka—College Preparatory Ronald Gull—College Preparatory Steve Gulyas—Industrial Robert Hamby—General Lorraine Hanovich—Commercial Huston W. Harris—Commercial Doris Marie Hawk—Commercial Lorene Heinz—General Warner J. Hendricks—Industrial Martha F. Hirst—Commercial Service Squad Willa Mae Holmes—Commercial Service Squad Frances Horvath—Commercial Alexander Hureski—Industrial Lois Arlene Jacobs—College Preparatory Latin Club; Horizon Club; Social Science Club Thomas Edwin Johnson—College Preparatory Football; Hi-Y; Varsity Club Alice Kachadurian—College Preparatory Latin Club; Service Squad Charles E. Kaiser—General Delphine Karll—Commercial Service Squad William Kasonovich—Industrial Football; Varsity Club Madeline Kaspriak—Glee Club Barbara Kernosek—Commercial Service Squad Geraldine Kessler—General Glee Club; Prayer Club Anne Kibitlewski—College Preparatory Service Squad; Science Club; Pan Pax Union; G.A.A. Bichard Kienman—College Preparatory Band; Concert Orchestra; Bowling Club; Inter-club Council Louise May me Kirk—Commercial Glee Club; Service Squad Virginia Klosowski—Commercial Leo Kresuk—College Industrial Dorothy E. Labar—General Glee Club; Library Club Michael R. Lachowicz— College Preparatory Dramatic Club, Vice-President; N.H.S., President; Los Amigos, President; Hi- Y; Senior Play; All School Play; Ser- vice Squad; Inter-club Council Rita Leszczynski—Commercial Eugene Lewandowski—College Preparatory Varsity Club; Band; Hi-Y, Vice-President; Senior Play; All School Play; Dramatic Club; Inter-club Council; Bowling Club Ramon Linder—General Band; Orchestra Frank D. Lollo—Industrial Basketball; Varsity Club Norman F. Lucas—General Richard Earl Lyons—Industrial Ellen Marguerite Lytzer—Commercial Service Squad Ruth McCarty—College Preparatory N.H.S.; Service Squad; SENIOR CLASS DIRECTOR; Latin Club; Girl Reserves; Pan Pax Union Robert Jack McDaniel— College Preparatory Band; Dance Band; Orchestra; Assis- tant Band Director; Concert Band; Varsity Club; Tennis; Vaudeville Show; Service Squad Bonnie Jane McEwen—Commercial Glee Club Robert E. Madean—General Swimming; Track; Hi-Y. President; Home- room representative; Basketball; Football; Glee Club Donald Magil—Industrial Service Squad Belinda Marchelletta—Commercial Leonard Martin—College Preparatory Hi-Y; Glee Club Jerry Mathiscn—College Preparatory Robert Charles Mazurek—College Preparatory Varsity Club; Dramatic Club; All School Play; Senior Play; Vaudeville Show David B. Meehan—General Varsity Club; Tower Tribune; All School Play; Senior Play; Basketball, manager Doris Erica Meier— College Preparatory SENIOR CLASS SECRETARY; G.A. A.; Pan Pax Union; Science Club; Ser- vice Squad; Latin Club; N.H.S.; Junior Class Secretary; Homeroom represen- tative Jeanette Melick—College Preparatory Modern Dance Club; Art Club; N.H.S. Arthur Melkonian—Industrial William Mercer—College Preparatory Glee Club Anthony Micale—College Preparatory French Club, President; Inter-club Council; Glee Club; Service Squad; Orchestra John Mikitaroff—Industrial Mauiia Clair Minielly—Industrial Adolph Moscal—College Preparatory Leonard Edward Murawski—General Track Ann Murphy—Commercial N.H.S.; G.A.A-; Bowling Club; Senior Play; Homeroom representative Deleres Nagel—Commercial Service Squad; G.A.A. Betty Nagy—Commercial Orchestra George A. Nasser—Commercial Jean Neighbors—Commercial Glee Club Mabel J. Neille—Commercial Girl Reserves Mary Ann Ninkovich— College Commercial Latin Club; N.H.S.; German Club Mary Ann Nozicka—College Preparatory Glee Club; Library Club; Girl Reserves; Service Squad Loraine Oleaszewski—Commercia I N.H.S.; Girl Reserves; Service Squad; Senior Play Mary Jane Osso—Commercial Glee Club Dorothy Parker—Commercial Service Squad Irene June Parpart—College Preparatory Junior Class Treasurer; SENIOR CLASS TREASURER; Latin Club; Girl Reserves; Service Squad; N.H.S.; German Club Marian Parry—College Commercial Girl Reserves; Orchestra; Band; Ser- vice Squad Mary Fetticrew—General Art Club; Service Squad Mary Polidori—College Preparatory Service Squad; G.A.A.; Girl Reserves; Dra- matic Club; All School Play Alexander Popp—College Preparatory Vaudeville Shows; Band; Dance Band: Concert Orchestra; Homeroom repre- sentative Br ce Earl Porch—College Preparatory Football; Social Science Club; Varsity Club; Ger- man Club; Tennis; Glee Club; Science Club; Bowl- ing Club Frances Porter—Homemaking Art Club; Glee Club; Bowling Club; Girl Reserves Kenneth Powers—Industrial Raymond J. Prokopp—Industrial Barton Risebrough—Commercial N.H.S. John L. Rock—College Preparatory Service Squad; All School Play; Track Betty Lou Rose—Commercial Girl Reserves; Service Squad Mary Sabol—Commercial William John Schauppner— College Preparatory Band: Dance Band; Concert Orchestra; Bowling Club; Service Squad; Glee Club; Dramatic Club; All School Play Richard George Shaftie—Industrial Howard S. Shand—College Preparatory Basketball; Varsity Club Stanley Silver—Industrial Homeroom representative; Bowling Club Emily Sitarski—Commercial John Smoly—College Industrial Basketball; Football Joan Snell—General Service Squad Celestina Sousa—College Preparatory Donald Walter Srull—College Preparatory Band; Hi-Y, President; Basketball; N.H.S.; Varsity Club; Senior Play; Dramatic Club; Airplane Club Patricia Stanek—Commercial Olive Stidham—College Preparatory Girl Reserves; Spanish Club; Dramatic Club; All School Play; Service Squad; Senior Play Joan Stowe—College Preparatory George T. Straza—College Preparatory Inter-club Council, President; Hi-Y; Dramatic Club; Student Council Marlowe A. Sutherin—Commercial Student Council; Glee Club. President; Girl Re- serves; Service Squad; Hall Captain Marian Swain—Commercial Glee Club; G.A.A.; Service Squad; Prayer Club Pat Sweeney—College Preparatory French Club; German Club; Girl Re- serves; Glee Club; N.H.S.; Service Squad Charles J. Taskasy—General Track Eva Tarry—College Preparatory Glee Club; Photography Club; Bowling Club; French Club Louis Temesan—College Preparatory Bowling Club; Dance Orchestra John Percival Tobin—College Preparatory SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT; Junior Class Presi- dent; Varsity Club, President; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Student Council Rose Marie Tolocco—Commercial Fleur de lis; Girl Reserves; Service Squad Shirley J. Tomlin—Commercial Girl Reserves; Prayer Club; N.H.S.; Service Squad Norma I. Trotter—Commercial N.H.S.; Bowling Club; Girl Reserves Robert Turchan—College Industrial Track; Varsity Club; Football; Bowling Club Frank Lewis Tykosky—Industrial Football; Varsity Club Norma Jean Tyler—Commercial Service Squad; Glee Club Joseph Urso—General Baseball; Bowling Club Rosemary Viscomi—Commercial Geraldine Mae Voss—Commercial Service Squad; Bowling Club Richard Oscar Walbrecq—College Industrial Hi-Y; Swimming; Varsity Club; Airplane Club; Track; Homeroom representative Madelyn Joyce Wallace— College Commercial Girl Reserves; Glee Club; Senior Play; Service Squad; Dramatic Club David M. Wemyss—Industrial Football Daniel E. Wilson—College Preparatory Marilyn Margo Wilson— College Preparatory Girl Reserves; Spanish Club; Dramatic Club; All School Play; Senior Play; Glee Club Dorothy Mae Wottersheim—College Preparatory Service Squad; All School Play 15 Left to right: Agnes Speirs, director; Marian Trapp, Secretary; Mrs. Marion Fisher, sponser; Jane Ewing, Vice-President; Algy Greichus, President; Mr. Von Knisely, sponser; Betty Ann Fede, director; not pictured, Pat Klein and Rose Marie Jucha. The June senior class officers were a comparatively busy group. They secured concessions at several sports events to raise money for the senior class fund and were also partly responsible for the success of the senior play, “A Lit- tle Honey.” The class was one of the largest in the history of Fordson, and organizing this many students was quite a job for only seven people. Plans for the Senior Prom were begun as early as September by this active group. The date was set for Friday, June 20. The scene of the prom was in the Crystal Ballroom of the Masonic Temple. The evening was climax- ed with the Grand March led by the class officers. Hard work on the part of all the officers helped to make the prom a success. 16 Shirlee June Abraham—General Tower Tribune Joseph B. Adams—Industrial Frank A. Alexander—College Industrial Swimming, Captain; Varsity Club; Hi-Y George S. Alexander—College Industrial Varsity Club David L. Allen—College Preparatory German Club, Treasurer; National Honor Society; Tennis Team Lena Allocca—General Doris L. Alsman—General Ronald S. Altaffer—College Industrial Service Squad Dorothy Anderson—Commercial Service Squad. Captain; Photography Club. Sec. Treasurer; Bowling Club; I.C.C., Treasurer; National Honor So- ciety; Service Club Pearl G. Antaillia—Commercial Y-Teens Phyllis T. Antczak—Commercial Gelsina Antonucci—Commercial Yolanda M. Aquino—Commercial Bowling Club; National Honor Society Jeanette Helen Arco—College Commercial Service Squad; Horizon Club; National Honor Society Violette Arigiroff—Commercial Service Squad Phillip Arnold—College Preparatory Eileen Asher—College Preparatory Service Squad Dorothy L. Atwood— General Homemaking Service Club Wanda M. Atwood—Commercial Violet V. Avram—Commercial G.A.A.; Dramatic Club; Bowling Club; All School Play; Y-Teens; Vaudeville; Modern Dance Club Robert Paul Bach—College Preparatory Student Council; Hi-Y, president, Vice-President, Treasurer; German Club; All School Play 17 Margaret J. Bachorek—Commercial Dolores H. Baker—Commercial Ronnie J. Banish—College Industrial Baseball; Basketball; Homeroom Re- presentative Marie D. Barbati—Commercial Service Squad Pat B. Barill—General Betty B. Barlow—College Homemaking G.A.A.; Service Club; Bowling Club; Service Squad; Senior Play; Modern Dance Club; All School Play Leoria Barnes—Commercial James Douglas Bartling—College Preparatory Hi-Y; Reserve Football Virginia D. Bartz—Commercial Glee Club Abdulla Bazzy—College Industrial Charles Bazzy—College Preparatory Track; Varsity Club; Dance Orchestra; Swimming Othniel A. Bednarz—Industrial Jemima Bell—College Preparatory Orchestra; Homeroom Representative; National Honor Society Betty L. Bennett—Commercial Elberta M. Berryman—Commercial Y-Teens Beatrice Bezeau—Commercial Frank Jerome Bigos—Commercial Hi-Y Helen Bilanow—College Preparatory Wallace Bilyeau—General Margaret A. Binning—College Commercial Service Squad Harold Bizzy—Industrial Service Squad 18 Evelyn Wilma Blanchard—College Commercial Fleur de Lis Lorado N. Bloom—General Robert B. Bogosian—General Service Squad; Reserve Swimming Marilyn A. Bojas—College Commercial Homeroom Representative; Y-Teens; G.A.A.; Hori- zon Club; Social Studies Club, President; Bowling Club; National Honor Society, Secretary; Fleur de Lis Gala R. Bonner—College Commercial Bowling Club Ruth Marjorie Borck—Commercial Jerry Bowman—General Band; Orchestra Carol Susan Boyce—Commercial Doris L. Boyd—General Gerald H. Boyd—General Service Squad Lee Bozyk—General Charles R. Brand—College Preparatory Henry F. Brand—General Norma Jean Brandley—Commercial Richard C. Brandley—General William L. Breil—College Industrial Elizabeth Jean Brown—General Homemaking Jim Brown —Industrial Betty J. Brownfield—College Preparatory Joyce Bruce—Commercial Service Club Ethel M. Bryzek—Commercial 19 Irene Bubel—Commercial G.A.A.; Service Squad John M. Bublauaky—College Industrial Dramatic Club; All-School Play; National Honor Society; Senior Play; Service Squad, Captain Dolores Bundas—Commercial Lorraine M. Burch—College Industrial Ronald L. Burch—College Preparatory Peggy J. Byers—General Joyce LaRaine Call—General Glee Club Mary Louise Capra—Commercial Don R. Carnevale—Industrial Photography Club, President Nellie S. Carr—Commercial Robert Cartwright—Industrial Louis Romuald Cascardo— College Industrial Betty Jane Casmer—Commercial Karl Casmer—College Industrial National Honor Society; Bowling Club Edward L. Cathey—Industrial Band Anne C. Caurdy—College Preparatory National Honor Society; Service Squad; Y-Teens; G.A.A.; Senior Play; Latin Club, Treasurer Mary Cenusa—Commercial Service Squad Frank Chesnick—Industrial Constance R. Church—College Preparatory Bowling Club; Y-Teens. President; Service Squad; Social Studies Club. Sec.-Treasurer; Usher Club; All-School Play Sophie Mary Cican—General William George Clackett—General 20 John W. Clemmons—Industrial Tower Tribune Brenda Mary Clough—General Service Squad Muriel Clowesley—General Frances Elaine Coe—Commercial French Club; G.A.A. Bernice Anna-Brita Collins—Commercial Service Squad Virginia Comsa—Commercial Floreine Elaine Cook—Commercial Gloria M. Coombes—College Preparatory Glee Club; Service Squad Lois Ann Cordts—Commercial Jim Cornillaud—Commercial Hi-Y; Service Squad; Dramatic Club Nick Corpolongo—General Louis Countegan—Industrial Barbara Crafts—College Preparatory Spanish Club; Horizon Club; National Honor So- ciety; Service Squad; G.A.A., President; Y-Teens: I.C.C.; Bowling Club; Usher Club Anthony Richard Criscenti—Industrial Football; Varsity Club Norma Jean Crumb— College Preparatory Glee Club; German Club; Service Squad; Horizon Club; Bowling Club; National Honor Society Dolores N. Cummins—Commercial Joyce A. Currie—College Preparatory Latin Club; Spanish Club, Secretary; Service Squad, Captain; National Honor Society Joseph L. Cyr—College Architectural Social Studies Club, President; Stu- dent Council; Hi-Y; Rifle Club; Na- tional Honor Society Sophie B. Czajka—College Commercial Josephine Czajkowski—Commercial Helen Virginia Czaplicka—General Genevieve C. D'Aguanno—Commercial Ellen Joyce Daugherty—Commercial Service Club Virginia R. Davis—College Preparatory Service Squad; National Honor So- ciety; French Club Mary Dean—Commercial Service Squad Charles R. Deaton—College Preparatory I.C.C., Vice-President; Hi-Y; Social Studies Club Mary DeGrazia—Commercial Delores Joan Delanois—College Preparatory Glee Club Raymond Denis—College Preparatory French Club, Treasurer Delores Jane Denzler—Commercial Donald R. DePeel—College Preparatory Hi-Y Yolanda Marie Derro—Commercial Angeline Mary Desimone—Commercial Service Squad Lois Mae Deutsch—College Preparatory National Honor Society; Pan Pax Union; Horizon Club, President; I.C.C.; German Club; Drama Club; Vaudeville; Boys’ Glee Club, Accompanist Ted A. Diamond—College Preparatory Jeanne Kathleen Dickerson— College Commercial Bowling Club; National Honor Society Ernest W. DiFazio—College Preparatory Antoinette Dimaria—Commercial Service Squad Antoinette M. Divetta—Commercial Doris N. Divetta—Commercial Martha A. Dodson—College Preparatory G.A.A.; Y-Teens; Horizon Club; Bowling Club; Usher Club; Senior Play; Vaudeville Marie A. Doebeli—College Commercial Latin Club. President; G.A.A.; Social Studies Club; Bowling Club; Dramatic Club, Vice-President; National Honor Society; I.C.C., Secretary; Tower Trib- une, Editor; Service Squad; Horizon Club, Treasurer; Vaudeville; Fleur de Lis; Homeroom Representative; Senior Play; All-school Play Betty Jane Dolney—Commercial Anna D. Donabedian—Commercial Sheila Mary Dorrans—Commercial G.A.A.; Glee Club Edwin O. Doty—College Industrial Margaret A. Dougherty—Commercial Y-Teens liene M. Droste—Commercial Irene C. Droste—Commercial Service Squad Virginia V. Drus—Commercial Beverlye Constance Duffield— College Preparatory Dramatic Club; Y-Teens; Service Squad Lenora Mae Duke—Commercial Service Squad Mary H. Dukes—Commercial Bowling Club; Service Squad James H. Dunbar Jr.— College Preparatory Hi-Y; Service Squad; I.C.C.; Home- room Representative Dorothy M. Durham—Commercial Geraldine M. Dyal—Commercial Barbara Jean Eagleton— College Preparatory Glee Club; Fleur de Lis; Service Squad; Tower Tribune Dorcas R. Eberle—General Homemaking Nurses Club Doraleen Elliott—Commercial Jennie V. Ermolik—Commercial Service Squad Jane Ann Ewing—College Preparatory SENIOR CLASS, VICE-PRESIDENT; Y-Teens, Treasurer; G.A.A., Treasurer; Junior Class Director; Spanish Club; Senior Play; Service Squad; Fleur de Lis; Tower Tribune; Homeroom Representative Elizabeth Ann Fede—Commercial Fleur de Lis; Pan Pax, President; National Honor Society; Y-Teens; Glee Club; Bowling Club; Service Squad; G.A.A.; Tower Tribune; SENIOR CLASS DIRECTOR; I.C.C. Clara Joyce Feltes—College Preparatory Latin Club; Band; Orchestra; Tower Tribune; Service Squad; National Hon- or Society 23 Betty Jean Ferguson—Commercial Rosemary K. Ferrantino—College Preparatory French Club; Cheerleader; Tower Tribune, Editor; Fleur de Lis; Pan Pax Union Eleanor M. Finken— College Moviemaking German Club; Bowling Club; Service Squad Ruth Finn—College Preparatory Glee Club; G.A.A.; Social Studies Club; Y-Teens; Bowling Club; Service Squad Ramona L. Fisher—General Glee Club; National Honor Society Raymond Flees—Industrial Glada J. Foser—Commercial Virginia E. Fowler—College Preparatory German Club; National Honor Society; Glee Club Dorothy A. Fruik—General Service Squad Gerald D. Gallinat—General Margaret M. Gandolfo—Commercial Service Squad; Bowling Club Lorraine I. Gardner—Commercial Orchestra; Service Squad; Band Merle E. Garner—College Preparatory Varsity Club; Service Squad; Track; Latin Club; Dance Band Barbara Ann Garnett—College Preparatory Service Squad; Glee Club; Nursing Club; Service Club Frank Garritano—College Industrial Edmund L. Gasper—General Cheerleader; Dramatic Club Mary Lou Gattis—Commercial Library Club, Secretary; Bowling Club; Serv- ice Squad William Gattis—Industrial Model Airplane Club Ann George—College Commercial Bowling Club; Service Squad; Y-Teens; Service Club Edith Mae Giandiletti—College Homemaking Bowling Club; Service Club Ronald J. Gilles—Commercial Edwin L. Gillum—Industrial Geraldine E. Girard—Commercial Service Squad Ruth Marie Gogiak—Commercial Service Squad Shirley Golden—Commercial Service Squad; Bowling Club Leonard A. Grabias—College Industrial Elvira Greco—General Algy Greichus—College Preparatory Football; Varsity Club, Secretary; Service Squad; Track; Rifle Club; SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT Margaret E. Gribben—General Joan E. Groesbeck—Commercial French Club; G.A.A.; Service Squad Werner H. Grunheid—College Industrial Swimming; Varsity Club; National Honor Society William A. Gugelman—Industrial Service Squad; Usher Club Ralph B. Guy—College Preparatory Social Studies Club, Vice-President; Hi-Y, President; Varsity Club; Tennis Team; National Honor Society; Service Squad; Homeroom Representative; Usher Club Robert L. Haag—College Preparatory Elbert M. Haas—College Preparatory Track Eugene T. Hansen—College Preparatory Walter F. Hanson—Industrial Mary Jane Harbut—Commercial Service Squad; Service Club Roger J. Harris—General Tower Tribune William Harrison—College Preparatory Band; Dance Orchestra; Hi-Y Doris E. Harvie—College Preparatory Glee Club, Vice-President; I.C.C.; Y-Teens; Drama Club; Horizon Club; Social Studies Club; Service Club; All School Play; Senior Play La Verna Mae Haugen—Commercial Russell H. Havlatka—Industrial Track; Bowling Club Don Hayden—Industrial June Helen Hayes—College Commercial Bob Hegwood—General Industrial Robert J. Henderson—Industrial Ann Marie M. Herbison—Homemaking G.A.A.; Photography Club Catherine J. Hiatt—General Janie L. Hinshaw—General Service Squad; Pan Pax Rose Marie Hinton—Commercial Dorothy Hintzke—Commercial Richard E. Hinze—College Industrial Hi-Y; Rifle Club; Social Studies Club Lenora A. Hipkiss—College Preparatory Bowling Club; Latin Club; Modern Dance Club Shirley G. Hodgins—Commercial Elsie V. Hollen—Commercial Kenneth E. Holloway— College Preparatory Hi-Y; Swimming Andrew J. Hopkins—College Preparatory German Club; National Honor Society. Vice- Presi- dent William Elie Horbal—Industrial Course Bowling Club Betty M. Horn—Commercial Service Squad Rudy M. Horvat—Industrial Forbes R. Houghan—College Preparatory Science Club Lorraine E. Huber— Homemaking Commercial Service Squad; Bowling Club; Modern Dance Club 26 Larry Mahlon Hughes—College Preparatory Jeanette Hunter—Commercial Evelyn Lucille Huskisson—General Roy Ickes Jr.—Industrial James Preston Ingall—College Preparatory Richard A. Jagodzinski— College Preparatory Tower Tribune Alexander J. Janice—College Preparatory Service Squad Shirley W. Jardine—General Service Squad Thomas Jawrowski—College Preparatory Alvin F. Jodmikeleit—Commercial Glee Club James Edward Jones—Commercial Student Council, Secretary; Varsity Club; Baseball Manager Lucy A. Jowett—Commercial Glee Club; Service Squad; Bowling Club; Senior Play; Y-Teens; Home- room Representative Rose Marie H. Jucha—Commercial SENIOR CLASS DIRECTOR Daniel G. Kalifut—General Industrial Rita Ingrid Karmann— College Preparatory Bowling Club; German Club; Social Studies Club; G.A.A.; Homeroom Re- presentative; Glee Club Virginia Ann Kearney—College Preparatory Spanish Club; Y-Teens; Horizon Club; Library Club: Bowling Club; National Honor Society; Serv- ice Squad Melvin D. Kennedy—Commercial Charles W. Keppen—General Hi-Y, Vice-President: All-School Play; Senior Play; Dramatic Club; Service Squad Euphemia Kerr—College Preparatory Y-Teens Margaret I. Kesler—Commercial Geraldine Kessler—General 27 Gloria W. Kingsley—Commercial Bowling Club Harry J. Kirn—Industrial Donna Jean Kiser—Commercial Patricia Lou Klein—College Preparatory Y-Teens, President; G.A.A.; Bowling Club; Senior Play; Fleur-de-lis; Service Squad; I.C.C.; SENIOR CLASS TREASURER; Homeroom Rep.; Spanish Club Kenneth Klinger—Industrial Kathleen Knisley—Commercial Maxine D. Knoblock—College Commercial Arthur L. Knoch—College Preparatory Dance Band; Band Audrey J. Koebbe—Homemaking G.A.A.; Bowling Club Bob Kollin—College Preparatory Concert Orchestra; Orchestra; Social Studies Club Martha C. Knokoleski—Commercial Bowling Club Bessie Kontes—General Norbert David Kopeikin—College Industrial Football; Track; National Honor Society; Varsity Club Jeanne V. Kromendi—College Preparatory Norbert Z. Korsak—Commercial Hi-Y Eva Barbara Killenberg—Commercial Donald Kindred—College Preparatory Hi-Y, Vice-President Gerald King—Industrial Kenneth Krake—College Commercial Mary Joan Kramarz—Commercial George Krecek—College Industrial Patsy L. Krejci—Commercial G.A.A.; Y-Teens; Glee Club Clara J. Kremer—College Preparatory G.A.A.; Bowling Club Alice Kroon—General Glee Club Virginia Krupski—Commercial Service Squad Dolores Kuciemba—College Preparatory Fleur-de-lis; National Honor Society; G.A. A.; Bowling Club; Nursing Club, Secretary; Senior Play; Usher Club; Service Squad Mary Frances Kuczin—Commercial Service Squad Betty Ann Kukula—Commercial Cassimer Kukla—College Industrial Rosemary Kurmas— College Homemaking Bowling Club Frances Theresa Kurtyka—Commercial Helen Clara Kvasnak—Commercial Glee Club; G.A.A. Ralph F. Laird—College Preparatory Bob F. Larson—College Preparatory Bowling Club; National Honor Society; Fleur-de-lis Elizabeth Anne La Voie—College Preparatory Glee Club: Treasurer; Horizon Club; French Club; Y-Teens; Dramatic Club; Bowling Club; Homeroom Representative; Senior Play: All-School Play; Service Squad; Na- tional Honor Society; I.C.C. Carl Theodore Leese— College Preparatory John E. Le Franc Jr.—College Preparatory Phil Le Vasseur—General Bowling Club Donald Lewis—Industrial Marilyn Elisabeth Lewis—College Preparatory G.A.A.; Bowling Club; Social Studies Club; Y- Teens; Glee Club; Service Squad; Senior Play Fred K. Little—College Preparatory Football; Varsity Club Donna I. Long—Commercial Marianne Lidwig—General Barbara Lukesich—College Preparatory G.A.A.; Service Squad; Tower Tribune Mary Ann Lukasiewicz—General Service Squad; Glee Club Bette Lynch—College Preparatory Latin Club; Secretary; Bowling Club; G.A.A.; Y- Teens; National Honor Society; Homeroom Rep. Cathleen McCabe—Commercial William R. McCreedy—Industrial Jeanne T. McKernan—General Winifred McLeod—Commercial Constance Mary McNulty—General Pan-Pax; G.A.A.; Tower Tribune Betty Jean McQuiston—General Barbara Macuga—General Service Squad Mary T. Magnone—Commercial Patricia Ann Mains—College Preparatory Spanish Club. Vice-President; Y-Teens; Social Studies Club; Glee Club, Secretary; Horizon Club; Drama Club; Senior Play; All-School Play Roy Dominic Maltese—General Hi-Y Barbara A. Manchester— College Preparatory Y-Teens; Bowling Club; Horizon Club John D. Marku—General Band; Dance Orchestra Rosemary Eleanor Marra—Commercial Margaret Marshall—Commercial Betty Manis—General Helen V. Marginean—General Jack Marks—College Preparatory 30 Wanda L. Martin—Commercial Dorothy J. Martz—Commercial Catherine Maryo—College Preparatory Band; Latin Club; Dramatic Club; Nurses Club Margie Mastranonio—College Preparatory G.A.A.; Service Squad Marjorie Lee Maylen—Commercial Glee Club; Service Squad Glenn A. Medos—Industrial National Honor Society; Bowling Club Donald Mekoliavitch—Industrial Corliss Melvin—General Barbara Marie Merrifield—Commercial Service Squad Lucille Mersdorf—Commercial Delphine Meyers—Commercial G.A.A.; Bowling Club; Dramatic Club; Serv- ice Squad Mary Michail—Commercial Mary Rose Michalek—Commercial Glee Club; Service Squad Stella C. Mierzwa—Commercial G.A.A. Laura J. Mikolajczyk—Commercial Bernard Miller Jr.—College Industrial Bowling Club, President; Varsity Club, President; Student Council, Vice-President; National Honor Society; Track Frances Miller—Commercial Robert A. Miller—College Preparatory Betty Thomson Milsom—College Preparatory National Honor Society; Service Squad Irene J. Minch—Commercial Robert Monberg—College Industrial Student Council; Fleur-de-Lis 31 Marilyn Montague—College Preparatory Fleur-de-lis; Y-Teens; Senior Play; Service Squad; Homeroom Representative; Dramatic Club; All- School Play Anne T. Montella—Commercial Horizon Club Grace Diane Moore—General Service Squad Larry Morrison—College Preparatory Football; Varsity Club; Dramatic Club; Service Squad; All-School Play; Vaudeville Show Raymond E. Morrow—Industrial Band; Dance Orchestra; Concert Orchestra; Airplane Club, Vice-President Anita F. Motorjescu— College Homemaking Senior Play; Fordson Service Club Roy D. Musselman—College Preparatory Frances Nadorozny—College Preparatory Y-Teens; Social Studies Club; Pan Pax Union; Dramatic Club; Horizon Club; Glee Club, President; Senior Play; Usher Club; Service Squad, Captain James Nagy—College Industrial National Honor Society; Bowling Club Orest Napoleon—Industrial National Honor Society Leslie R. Nasser—Industrial Celestine Nawrocki—General Service Squad. Captain; Horizon Club, President; Y-Teens; Usher Club; G. A. A.; Modern Dance Club; National Honor Society; Service Club Smanthie Neblette—Commercial National Honor Society; Glee Club Ernest William Nemeth—General Bowling Club; Library Club Alfred Edward Neuffer— College Preparatory Service Squad; Tower Tribune Doris May Newton—General Service Squad; Homeroom Representative; Bowl- ing Club; Band Dorothy Rose Niemiec—Commercial Service Squad Donald R. Nierman—Industrial Richard H. Nixon—Industrial Jean W. Olszewski—Homemaking Service Club; Service Squad Edward J. Olszewski—General Service Squad John Ohanian—College Preparatory Margaret Ohanian—Commercial Service Squad Ruth Patricia O’Malley— College Preparatory Y-Teens; Service Squad Rosina Marie Pelle—Commercial Glee Club Greta Peterson—College Preparatory German Club; Service Squad Robert E. Peterson—Industrial Photography; Band Billie Ruth Parry—College Preparatory Bowling Club; Y-Teens; G.A.A.; Social Studies Club; Usher Club; Service Squad Violet Pascoff—Commercial Y-Teens; Service Squad; Service Club, presi- dent; Senior Play Genevieve M. Pasternak—Commercial Glee Club Donald T. Pickell—General Jenny Pielecka—Homemaking Donald A. Pingston—Industrial Michael Plizga—College Preparatory Dorothy Victoria Pollard—Commercial Service Squad James E. Poole—College Preparatory Hi-Y; Dramatic Club; Glee Club Tom Oppat—Commercial National Honor Society; Fleur-de-Lis; Social Studies Club; Rifle Club, Treasurer Helen J. Papineau—College Preparatory Service Squad; Bowling Club; Horizon Club; Dramatic Club; All-School Play; Senior Play Ludie Mae Parker—Commercial Service Club; Service Squad; National Honor Society Stewart Paterson, Jr.—College Industrial National Honor Society; Social Studies Club; Bowl- ing Club; Rifle Club Evelyn Mary Pegouske—General Jack R. Pelamati—College Industrial Bowling Club; National Honor Society: Rifle Club Rose Potoczak—College Preparatory Nursing Club; Service Squad; National Honor So- ciety: Bowling Club; Y-Teens Lorraine Powser—Commercial Service Squad Betty Jane Price—Commercial Service Squad Frederick M. Price—College Preparatory Bowling Club Helen Ann Prezekopowski—Commercial J. Aubrey Quesenberry—General Tower Tribune Beverly M. Randall—College Preparatory Service Squad Richard Ray—College Preparatory Hi-Y; Social Studies Club; Glee Club; Service Squad Edward C. Raymond—College Industrial Hi-Y Delores Kathlyn Raymus—Commercial Gilda Frances Renda—Homemaking G.A.A. Betty Jayne Reno—College Preparatory Y-Teens; Homeroom Representative; Senior Play; Usher Club; Nursing Club; Bowling Club Antoinette V. Ricciardi—Commercial . Homeroom Representative; Fleur-de-Lis; National Honor Society; Service Squad Delbert D. Rigby—College Preparatory Hi-Y; All-School Play; Dramatic Club Lloyd F. Rizzo—Industrial Bowling Club Gloria V. Roberts—College Commercial Glee Club Wesley Curtis Roberts—College Preparatory Fleur-de-Lis; Bowling Club; Homeroom re- presentative Albert R. Robinson—College Industrial Service Squad Tony Rondi—College Preparatory Glee Club Robert D. Ross—College Preparatory Pauline Rossi—General 34 June Rowe—General Service Squad Dorothy F. Rushing—General Homemaking Service Squad William L. Russow—College Industrial Walter S. Rzucidlo—Industrial Joseph J. Samojeden—Industrial Dolores R. Sanchez—Commercial Leo Emery Paul Sarkany—College Industrial Track; Varsity Club, Treasurer James D. Savage—College Industrial Tower Tribune Marjorie L. Savage—General Tower Tribune Nick Sawchuk—Industrial Patricia Maureen Scanlon—College Art Senior Play; National Honor Society; Bowl- ing Club; Y-Teens; Fleur-de-Lis; Social Studies Club; Pan Pax; Service Squad James A. Schoeb—Industrial Donald Schoenrath—Industrial Margaret D. Schroeder—College Preparatory Bowling Club; Fleur-de-Lis; Senior Play; Usher Club; Nursing Club; G.A.A. Annette Schultz—College Commercial Florence Schultz—College Preparatory National Honor Society; Service Squad; Y-Teens, Secretary Anna May Schumaker—Homemaking National Honor Society; G.A.A. Virginia T. Sekutowski—Commercial James D. Shakar—Industrial Paul Shaw—Industrial Robert Sibins—College Preparatory Public Address; Service Squad 35 Sheldon Slavin—College Preparatory Virginia Mae Sloan—General Service Squad Gladys R. Smith—Commercial Chuck Sperry—Industrial Viola E. Spinozzi—Commercial Bob C. Srock—Industrial Glenn T. Smith—College Preparatory Band; Dance Orchestra; Tennis William T. Snyder—College Preparatory Service Squad; Tower Tribune Beverly Ann Sparrow—Commercial Y-Teens; Service Squad Richard D. Siepieranski—College Preparatory Glee Club; Service Squad; Rifle Club Elaine Simons—General Camera Club; Service Squad Angleine Skruch—College Commercial Tarma June Sparrow—Commercial Y-Teens Agnes B. Speirs—General SENIOR CLASS DIRECTOR; Fleur de Lis; Service Squad Jack Speirs—Industrial Edward Eugene Stachowiak—College Preparatory Fleur de Lis; Garden Club Geraldine Stagg—College Commercial Ron Stankey—College Industrial Student Council, President; Hi-Y; Na- tional Honor Society; Bowling Club; Fleur de Lis; Service Squad; Home- room Representative Agnes Stimac—Commercial Service Squad Joe Suarez—College Industrial Track; Varsity Club, Vice-President; Foot- ball Shirley M. Sullivan—Commercial Glee Club; G.A.A. Bill Taren—College Industrial Rifle Club, Secretary; Bowling Club; Tennis Burke Ann Ternes—College Preparatory Dramatic Club; Y-Teens: Senior Play; Ser- vice Squad; Homeroom Representative Audrae A. Thompson—Homemaking Library Club Richard Tillen—College Preparatory Doris M. Timm—College Preparatory Y-Teens; Service Squad; Bowling Club; So- cial Studies Club; German Club; National Honor Society; I.C.C.; Senior Play; Usher Club Carlo Tom—General --------------------- I John Tomasz-nCoUec e Preparatory . 1929-1947 Mary Paul Trahan—General Library Club, President; Service Squad Marian S. Trapp—College Preparatory Y-Teens. Vice-President; Social Stud- ies Club; Bowling Club; Service Squad, Captain; Senior Play; German Club. President; National Honor Society; Usher Club. Captain; SENIOR CLASS SECRETARY; Homeroom represent- ative Emily Swiencki—Commercial Joe Szabc—Industrial Eugene S. Szewski—Industrial Ed J. Szymandski—College Preparatory Phyllis Tafelski—Commercial Y-Teens; Bowling Club; Usher Club Beverly Tapp—General Glee Club; Modern Dance Club Carolyn Surmont—Commercial Irene Swain—Commercial June Carolyn Swain— College Preparatory French Club; Service Squad; Glee Club Rowland A. Swayze—Industrial Jean Sweat—General Glee Club; Service Squad Joan Sweat—College Preparatory Service Squad Norma Turchan—General Orchestra Janice R. Turcotte—College Preparatory Barbara Ruth Unger— College Preparatory Band; Orchestra; Tower Tribune; Ser- vice Squad Alex Vakiliuck—Industrial Betty Ann Valentine—College Commercial Service Squad Virginia G. Vanzo—Commercial Y-Teens Marie V. Vaughn—College Commercial Service Squad Stewart Clark Veit—College Preparatory Fleur de Lis; Rifle Club Aurei C. Voineag—General Industrial Band; Dance Orchestra; Tower Tribune Shirley M. Walter—General Service Squad Frank J. Wanderski—College Industrial Football; Varsity Club; I.C.C., President; Na- tional Honor Society; Service Squad; Bowling Club Jo Ann Warring—General Geraldine M. Wasilewski—Commercial Glee Club; Bowling Club; National Honor Society Rosalie A. Waskewicz—Commercial Bowling Club Adafay Murial Jean Watkins— Homemaking Service Squad Phyllis J. Waytas—General Glee Club Marion E. Webster—College Preparatory Spanish Club; Y-Teens; Service Squad; I.C. C.; Glee Club Mary Jeanne Welch—General Service Squad Jo Ann Wellman—Commercial LeRoy F. Westby—Industrial Mable P. Wherry—Commercial 38 Raymond J. Wiacek—College Preparatory Basketball; Latin Club; Varsity Club Lillian Wick—Commercial Bowling Club Harold Kenneth Williams— College Commercial Service Squad; Reserve Football; Var- sity Club; Glee Club Raymond Williams—General Service Squad Wauline E. Wineberger—Commercial Y-Teens; G.A.A. Betty L. Winnard—Commercial Ann M. Wittman—Commercial Bowling Club Louise Wondolowski—General Hazen Wood—College Preparatory Robert Edward Wood—General George M. Woodcock—General Service Squad Patricia A. Woodruff—Commercial Bowling Club; Glee Club William Donald Woods—General Industrial Service Squad Donald J. Wysocki—College Preparatory Band; Dramatic Club; Bowling Club Jackie N. Ziehm—General The following seniors were a hit camera shy: Henry Andrusiak Max Bell Gerald Brayman Mary Lou Brummett Albert Cadry Frances Coppla Herbert Cobert Fiore Dicicco Victor Fassero Robert Groves Blanche Hatten Rose Jaworski Gary June Fern Loy Joseph McWilliams Mario Manarino Casper Matlow Roland Mercier Malachy O’Hare Stan Motyka Dorothy Piotrowski Frank J. Popiel Joseph Quinn Robert Sonnenberg Ralph St. Lawrence Mary Takach Joseph Tardiff Eugene Thomas Frank J. Ponzi 39 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Standing: L. Baucher, B. Donbrawski, J. Hill Seated: J. Keller. C. Mc- Donald, C. Gibbons. M. Johnson Miss Elizabeth Claucherty 12B GIRLS Last Row: G. Clark, D. Austin, B. Dombroski, C. Barrie, Y. Borzym, D. Cann. B. Brown. B. Bur- ton Second Row: P. Brown, L. Boucher, M. J. Barnes, B. Boehm, F. Coe, M. Buhagiar, A. Comardese, E. Dressier First Row: C. Criteser. V. Blan, A. Brennan, V. Crawford, S. Bradley. A. Sadurian Mr. Ivan McCarbery 12B BOYS Last Row: R. Dobrzyniak, A. Corn, R. Christenson, R. Brezina, N. Dittmar, J. Campbell, J. Griffith, H. Arnberg Third Row: R. Berkebile, J. Gates, D. Eckert, G. Cinnamon. J. Batton, A. Douglas, L. Burton, M. Gray, B. Foran Second Row: R. Bottom- ly, F. Gotts, D. Ellis, B. Boyle, A. Bullion, C. Eaton, C. Doyle, R. Black, E. Emmett, Mr. McCar- bery First Row: P. Garzaniti, E. Dundas, T. Denny, W. Dewitt, R. Fisher, R. Gunderson, F. Aladry, M. Bumbstead, E. Fitzsim- mons. H. Fuitel 42 Mrs. Irma Jean Shoemaker 12B GIRLS Last Row: V. Hayward. J. Jeffry, L. Fillmore, M. Knoblock, R. Dysarz. M. Johnson, D. Gillmore, I. Hibler, Y. Gagne, C. Kvicaia Second Row: D. Hild, M. Hawthorne. L. Keeler, V. Grunmah, S. Holland, C. Gibbons, V. Kosmin, R. Keirnan, J. Horvath, R. Farrentino First Row: A. Fucinairi. J. Keller, J. Hill, D. Kor- pi. M. L. Hayes, T. Fera, L. Fischback, H. Jawor. I. Kavan, L. Gangian, Mrs. Shoemaker Mr. Albert Ammerman Mr. Chester Ackerman 12B BOYS Last Row: E. Hopton, R. Hashoian, J. McNamara, R. Haller. R. Hipkiss, Y. Movsesian, R. Horvath. K. Nietzwinter, R. Mur- phy, R. Karpinski Second Row: D. Karcher, J. McHaney, C. MacDon- ald, E. Olvace, J. Hart- lieb, S. Miceli, B. Neitzer. R. Mitchel, L. Navarre, A. Layton First Row: O. Lawlar, G. Kown. A. Marusak, J. Jedniak, E. Mitchel, N. Harris. G. Klask. J. Jar- ecki, J. Norton, R. Harp Mrs. Gladys Biestek 12B GIRLS Last Row: G. Randel, A. Olarin. M. LaGraff, A. Orloff, M. Raezler, N. Luteran, K. Rees, I. Przy- bylski, G. LaTourette, J. Martin Second Row: G. Martins. V. Movian, N. Miller. H. Monkean, M. Lucas, A. Renick, P. McWilliams, E. Paliya, Mrs. Biestek First Row: M. Limberg, F. Pignanelli, L. Nagy, V. Lombardi, M. Tawrence, J. Love, I. McLaughlin. E. Petras, T. McLaughlin, C. Perez Mr. Theodore Barton 12B BOYS Last Row: W. Weideman. W. Strahota, G. Simcik, J. Rodgers, G. Shurley, G. Weis, W. Spurgeon, R. Senkbeil, A. Rossi Third Row: E. Tolinski, J. Wolozynski, C. Vogel, S. Simone. F. Schmidt, F. Romanelli, P. Nilson, L. Wilde, R. Tillen Second Row: C. Porter, J. Surmanian, R. Sam- brook. R. Walker, I. Park, E. Tkachuk, L. Winters First Row: R. Yancheson, T. Vretta. M. Radakovich, C. Picard, J. Patnick, R. Patton, B. Torar. Mr. T. C. Barton Mrs. Bessie Stuart 12B GIRLS Last Row: L. Lmygen, I. Urban, J. Woodrum, G. Venk, S. Samples, G. Wright, C. Wilson, R. Schmittling, B. Stankie- wig, M. M. Smith, M. Romeo First Row: M. Taylor, B. Seabert, D. Sivori, N. Spiroff, M. Yoncheff, D. Voltattorni, C. Salagan, B. Usannaz, M. Syacsure, R. Tison, Mrs. Stuart Mr. Carl Brawley 11A BOYS Last Row: T. Abed, J. Allie, A. Abrahamian, D. Baja, R. Ceckiewicz, H. Alverson, J. Artman. W. Balaka, B. Almas, C. Bennett Second Row: A. Bozzy, R. Artz, R. Aneiros, G. Booth, A. Baumgartner, D. Borror, C. Breithaupt, R. Benyi. A. Agosti, T. Carzon First Row: H. Breazale, F. Brown, C. Amanm, J. Boyer, H. Alsup, D. Clos- ser, J. Cherrup, C. Chris- tenson, J. Chimka, C. Cipicchio, Mr. Brawley Mrs. Margaret Lyman 11A GIRLS Last Row: J. Bergadini, W. Berkebile, B. Berlin, J. Brock, A. Budnick, V. Bunnell, R. Abraham, M. Brendyke, T. Burton Third Row: S. Bunse, S. Bonkoski, P. Burgess, P. Baas, C. Baar. D. Barr, E. Andrzejek, D. Bobola Second Row: A. Bitzko, M. Bero, R. Barrette, M. Anderson, R. Blanchard, I. Bailey, W. Albinger, G. Baker, E. Bezeau First Row: N. Barnhart, G. Bianchi, E. Boehrin- ger, P. Brown, G. Beau- chamd, J. Barrett, S. Baer, H. Buzo, P. Auskal- nis, M. Aretz Mr. Herbert Beddow 11A BOYS Last Row: G. Ford, V. Fought, J. Cohoon, W. Emig, J. Durren, C. Ghise, D. Deschenes, C. Gilbert, W. Ganzak Third Row: F. Gallo, R. Devost, B. Dajos, T. Craig, M. Foster, C. Dockter, G. Geiser, T. Daugherty, J. Dunbar Second Row: G. Ellis, D. Dye, J. Fountain, R. Engstrom, G. Creasy, S. Farris, R. Gach, R. Fen- ger, N. Corpolongo First Row: J. Cuda, L. Felton, S. Doshoian, D. Desteiger, W. Ferdon, R. DeBruin, A. Gandolfo, R. Felton, P. Collura, R. Duk, Mr. H. Beddow Miss Marion Hunsicker 11A GIRLS Last Row: B. Coffer, B. Corey, D. Denotter, D. Chipka, Y. Cottrill, V. Dregal, S. Coomer, F. De- Grazia, B. Davis Third Row: M. Dixon, P. S. Galloway, M. Dean, D. Canderlich, D. Clark, R. Coopersmith, S. Cornow, M. Dennaro, B. Chattel Seco7id Row: M. Cooper, P. Connelly, M. Corpo- longo, N. Davis, B. Car- ter, N. Cadry, V. Conner, J. DeVuono, D. Christian First Row: O Cruze, A. M. Crebassa, S. Cook, J. Chimka, F. Ciano, M. Castog, E. DeCoire, B. Cole, V. Christy Mr. Leo Callahan 11A BOYS Last Row: J. Judge, E. Karbon, L. Khan, C. Gregart, N. George, E. Gregorich. H. Janks, N. Grell, J. Hall, T. Giell Second Row: N. Kiptyk, C. Janigo, R. Isham, V. Hill, G. Huckabone, P. Griffith. C. Johnson, A. Holzaptel, A. Groesbeck, J. Hall, W. Jenders First Row: Mr. L. Calla- han, W. Hamilton, D. Hodoshi, D. Jordet, D. Grob, N. Kissel, R. Hard- esty, B. Ickes. D. Jones, B. Hanchett, G. Hannah Miss Eleanor Heth 11A GIRLS Last Row: M. Frederick, B. Frank, G. Dunkelberg, L. Dysinger, B. Frye, T. Faris, E. Fattore, F. Faurson Third Row: D. Durocher, A. Gaskell, J. Frederick- son, J. Downs, S. Frasier, M. Fretz, S. Ghetia, N. Garland, J. Gehr Second Row: M. Garri - tano, F. Ference, P. Glenn, M. Ferns, B. 'Downham. M. Giannan- geli, E. Filipczak, J. Gar- ner, L. Fogt First Row: Miss Heth, A. Galloway. D. Galluci, J. Glenn, L. Galat, O. George, V. Elliott, T. Dorenzo, P. Dougherty, B. Garrett, T. Gallo Mr. William Davis 11A BOYS Last Row: F. Miklosky, J. McDonell, E. Maciag, L. Makowski. B. Letwin. G. Kotko, R. Matie, R. Mer- rier Second Row: R. Langh, T. McVoy, W. Krasho- vetz, R. Love, J. Mcleod, A. Labick, E. Mazurek, W. Martens, D. McCarthy First Row: F. Malott, C. Malott, N. McIntosh, E. Koschella, D. McCombs, E. Mayes, S. Kovach, R. Larsh, Mr. W. F. Davis Miss Cecelia McLaughlin 11A GIRLS Last Row: J. Gruozdek. R. Hoerl, I. Hollin, S. Halleck. A. Habbel. M. Groh, G. Hamilton, B. Jeska. J. Hartman. K. Harris, D. Humphrey Third Row: H. Gubka, M. Greenlaw. D. Handley, K. Hebets, P. Howell, R. Horton. N. Guerrieri, D. Jardine, K. Ham. J. Her- don Second Row: Jane Hilger, Martha Hendricks, M. Iriune, T. Glasscock, M. Hanusik, D. Guffey. K. Hebets, D. Ham, D. Heinz First Row: M. Guerriero, K. Horvath. M. Hager, E. Guest, J. Hales, I. Hegyi, V. Gill. W. Gleason, S. Isgro, L. Gist Mr. Hans Fredeen 11A BOYS Last Row: R. Popa, L. Proctor, J. Perez, R. Rials, R. Paul, W. Pfaff- man, C. Ploch, R. Nadeau, W. Ossinmacher, E. O’- Hare, C. Pascoe, D. Pod- jaske First Row: R. Murray, D. Morton. A. Paul, T. Odell, P. Radgens, R. Powell, P. Ofiara, J. O’Rourke, J. Quoziente, T. Poliae, L. Prohl. Mr. H. Fredeen Mrs. Freda Morin 11A GIRLS Last Row: T. Krawczyk, M. Lempio, M. Lager- strom M. Judge, V. Ku- lakowski, E. Kerstetter, V. Lewis, J. LaPose, N. Johnson Third Row: P. Jones, I. Karasch, P. Kennedy, H. Kazaroff, D. Koleff, B. Kuschel, I. Kleszcz, N. Leight. P. Landor Second Row: R. Kazaroff, M. Kachmarchik, K. Leadbetter, B. Kortier, C. Kubiak, T. Kendzie- rski, J. Johnson, N. John- son, Mrs. Morin First Row: J. Kramarcz, A. Krukowski, B. Laing, R. Kemp. S. Kirk, I. Kuk- ler, L. Kachadurian, D. Kalczuga, A. Kachadoor- ian Mr. Jasper Stallard 11A BOYS Last Row: T. Saidock. C. Snabes, H. Secali, J. Schwartz, G. Srice, D. Shepard, R. Samoveden, J. Shelton Second Row: S. Sambor, J. Shakarsian, J. Ronch- etto, S. Roberts, G. Stew- art, D. Slebodnick, R. Robertson First Row: E. Sisson. A. Rizzo, L. Sowinski, A. Rizzo, J. Smiggen, M. Rasol, J. Scarantino, R. Rittenhoose, Mr. J. Stal- lard (UiM 46 Miss Mary Lila Zang 11A GIRLS Last Row: G. Mudge, H. Mc- Parland. M. Martin, T. Minolli, S. McGill. J. McBlain, J. Moore, J. McCombs, J. McFad- den, J. Mains Third Row: B. Marquette, L. Mersdant. B. Martin, V. Mc- Lean. K. Marhofen. I. Marrow, L. Measdorf, C. McLeod, J. McCall Second Row: M. McCreddy, L. Lovelady, J. Maisner, C. Maz- zie, W. J. Moody, S. Martin, L. Loreti, R. Listwan, D. L. Mathews. P. McGrath First Row: D. Martinez, D. Muha. I. McAtee, M. Madean, P. Molk, M. Marshall. J. Mar- chand, P. McKenna, E. Light- hall Mr. Henry Lewis 11A BOYS Last Row: G. Trubey, R. Wain- wright. D. Stoychoff, A. Zubak. A. Vecchioni. L. Swan, E. Szy- mczyk, R. Swick. R. Wisniew- ski, L. Sinter, B. Strempek Second Row: K. Yokel, R. Za- tirka, A. Uartie, R. Tones. J. Wagnon, R. Williams, L. Van- Dosren, C. White, G. Willette, A. Zegota First Row: R. Sullivan. J. Tur- shiuk. R. Wiltise, J. Taylor, R. Wilk, V. White, R. Wycoff. R. Wolfe. R. Trader, J. Waltz. Mr. H. Lewis Mrs. Alice Locklin 11A GIRLS Last Row: V. Padzieski, I. Nickituk, M. Owen, H. Rizoff, D. Roberts, B. Phillips. E. Pol- lard, M. Riedel, V. Pudlo Third Row: H. Paynter, G. Needham, M. Predojeo, B. Murawski, L. Nan, L. Pawlak, L. Myerscough, M. Potozak Second Row: D. Reynolds, R. Naster, M. Rivers, D. Ponte, K. Nogle. P. Rebel, B. Peecher, G. Riddle. L. Pagnini. R. Rack First Row: N. O’Connor, P. Quinn, R. Novich. L. Richey, F. Neil, L. Priebe, P. Myhre, T. Ornato, E. Rafaill, R. Rochette Mrs. Grace Jardar 11A GIRLS Last Row: M. Savage, M. Sharp, B. Schips, E. Schultz, P. Seput, A. Stabnau. B. Satter- field, D. Salvatore, A. Solinski Second Row: D. Spiegowski, L. Schade, O. Stolaruk, M. Sa- bough, M. Roland, G. Serecky, C. Springborn, M. Sanfort, D. Sanford, L. Savoni First Row: R. Simon, J. Steich- ert, E. Sawicki, D. Smith, B. Rogalski. M. Rose, B. Staley, R. Sippel, C. Shreier 47 (UW Miss Hilda Horny 11A GIRLS Last Row: B. Van Bynen, B. Ulrich, J. Vincent, A. Tardiff, S. Walstram, E. Yung, D. Wohn. S. Turbett, M. Welch, V. Tomasz Third Roio: J. Zwingh, B, Nar- rin, L. J. Weber, R. Walker. B. Warren, W. Wheeler, P. Con- nolly, E. Theirser, A. Walles, L. Walker Second Row: I. Trimble, V. Wyatt, F. Van Oast, A. Wasiel- ewski, A. Wanderski, J. Trotta, M. Tautigian, C. Valerie, M. Sutliff First Row: N. Urso, P. Sur- prise, M. Vanderweels, M. Yancheson, J. Thomas, V. Vretta, D. Wohlgemuee, S. Viviar, A. Thibault Mr. John Ringelspaugh 1 IB BOYS Last Row: W. Ewerth, P. Cos- tea, G. Bognosian, B. Bell, J. Boguaki, C. Charlton, G. Ban- dy, F. Blatnik Fourth Row: J. Collins. R. Car- rick. T. Buzzeo, G. Ford. H. Ermolik, J. Cowley, J. Dun- worth Third Row: L. Barnes, E. Bob- bio, B. Ferrone, G. Duckworth, N. Di Giacomo, E. Bondy, E. Christie, J. Boatwright Second Row: R. Dombeck, C. Fecay, L. Floyd. R. Christen- sen, A. Breyer, B. Britt, D. De- Francsijhi, D. Chiodo, J. Durn- ian First Row: G. Donnelly, H. Comai, J. Allan, C. Bayoff, B. Bonanno. J. Abraham. D. An- derson. G. Bodoh, Mr. J. Rin- gelspaugh Mrs. Dorothy Seitz 11B GIRLS Last Row: B. Browner, M. Dean, M. Brown, J. Dibeg, V. Chronister, M. Bkahut. V. Bar- kovich, R. Albas, B. Fisher Second Row: M. Costea, V. Dewergian, A. Berry. C. Allen, D. Coope, R. Fleming, E. Fer- rante, E. Drozrowski. E. Cinca, P. Brady First Row: S. England, R. Aupehak, V. Crawford. M. Carey, P. Brownfield. D. Bush, J. Faitel, M. Baler, J. Battag- lea, M. A. Banclescu, P. Buck Mr. George Stuteville 11B BOYS Last Row: M. Copigian, B. Mc- Callion, W. Husband. R. Moore, H. Keinz, R. Hare. M. Hlady. J. Gaulet, R. Murray, J. Litrvaitis, S. Kukawka Second Row: W. Hadley, R. Kreek. R. Lockhart, D. Hyslip, J. McDonmott, L. Lafeve, A. Lolio. B. Mikes, D. Jones, E. Koschs, T. Gotny First Row: B. Lupoid, T. Miles, O. Grnett, B. Kindlroger, T. Mazzie, W. Humphrey, H. Kachatuno, K. Hoeft. A. Gard- iner, D. Geragosian, G. Favan- ovitz, D. Kretci ;s Mrs. Mildred Summit 1 IB GIRLS Last Row: V. Phillips, D. Let- zin, B. Libmol, T. Liakes, D. Maryo, J. Latour. R. Luke, N. Rice, F. Letizio, J. Pasan, Mrs. Summit Second Row: G. Oz, I. Lesniak, M. Morais, M. Nave, V. Quash- nie, B. Rees, J. Manwarren, L. Motiu, A. Lavine, S. Rager, T. Mileto, V. Lewis First Row: E. Pfufer, E. Mog- yows, L. Piro, A. McCarty, E. Nadzon, F. Mussin, J. McKech- nie, M. Quogiente, V. Mancine, J. Maltese, C. Petix Mr. Waino Gustafson 1 IB BOYS Last Row: A. Woronczak, R. Wilkinson, E. Renaud, N. Pol- udoras, J. Sommerville, J. Rothermel, J. Parry. R. Seline, L. Torrice, E. Standafer Second Row: W. Shinsky, G. Viscomi, R. Yax, H. Parker, D. Strong, M. O’Hara, J. Turner, R. Valentine, F. Trifonoff. B. Popoff, E. Wirchenko, E. Preiss First Row: A. Younis, T. O’- Neill. E. Yura, T. Zwarka, L. Schaefer, P. Tullins. P. Tobin, A. Rinna. S. Petras, R. Spinoz- zi, W. Tom, E. Uchniat, R. Siira, M. Wilson Miss LaRue Kercher 11B GIRLS Last Row: E. Rybsi, A. Rotun- no, R. Ternes, J. Simkiss, M. Walker, M. Ruble, M. Wells, K. Surmanian, H. Sundstorm, D. Seiter Second Row: H. Steggles, B. Wensing, D. Winters, B. Swap- ka. I. Tracy, M. Springer, D. Rzucidlo, L. Sambor, M. Strat- ton, E. Swain First Row: B. J. Tripodi, N. Tuttle, L. Walker, B. Thom, L. Tremba, T. Sergott, J. Robb, J. Saracino, J. Schwarz, C. Shoe- maker, H. Spiroff Mrs. Jean Datson 1 IB GIRLS Last Row: B. Hughes, L. George, E. Ghrist, D. Kolano, E. Katona, G. Gonsey, S. Kinzer, L. Johnston, M. Harkevich Third Row: B. Kighton, R. Francis, S. Hale, K. Harris, H. Kachaturoff, V. Grodzicki, C. Gotts, B. Frantti Second Row: R. Harp, D. Good- all, J. Knamiller, S. Karbon, M. J. Gairdner, J. Garrett, P. Kruger, A. Francavilla First Row: M. Folino, J. Gohl, A. Gilmour, M. Hinze, A. Koebbe. P. Harhold, B. Lacatis, D. Soynt, Mrs. Datson 49 Mr. Sam Kopp 1 IB BOYS Last Row: B. Bronner, N. Cook, P. Bernardi, A. Caven, L. Dex- ander, R. Chiles, J. Butera, B. Chupko Third Row: R. Czach, J. Ban- ish, J. Cone, R. Constantine, J. Cebula, J. Cadry, B. Sigis- inund, A. Barlow Second Row: W. Boehringer, R. Craig, B. Dunbar, R. Bridges, A. Cass, D. Clough, G. Chelar, C. Albuight First Row: Mr. Kopp, A. Bell, R. Chmielewski, D. Bowman, F. Collins, G. Cook, H. Blouin, R. Bondie, F. Ciccarelli Mrs. Ann Burger 10A GIRLS Last Row: D. Aranosian, M. Bieshway, M. Butt, A. Basinais, M. Curtis, E. Connan, D. Chil- cutt Third Row: P. Bower, A. Cris- centi, A. Antishin, M. Bogushy, L. Careson, M. Canell, N. Cara- callo, J. Carroll Second Row: A. Bernala, E. Buffane, V. Boath, B. Black, V. Bardizbanian, C. Bianeo, L. Bianchi, V. Bartashuk, M. Cunnigham, L. Baker, Mrs. Burger First Row: E. Cohea, M. Bern- ardelli, L. Caurdy, M. Barise, S. Argonis, K. Cornovale, I. Cidyla, B. Allen, K. Brannon, R. Crudo, E. Barbaz, B. Chro- bak Mr. R. Kendrick Bills 10A BOYS Last Row: J. Fox, W. Hayes, J. Dysarz, J. Goerke, T. Fazica, J. Gaston, E. Dreyovech Third Row: R. Gibb, H. Hatten, J. DeLuca, R. Grabowski, L. Dabrin, H. Gabersbn, G. Gom- alek Second Row: W. Harris, W. Dunbar. W. Gale. A. Drain, B. Hamil. R. Gazdicki, A. Levira, R. Donelson First Row: J. Fletcher, R. Han- son, G. Dressier, J. Fa ten, M. Hadus, A. Hadus, W. Dixon, E. Hawley. D. Grebeck Mrs. Nelle Driese 10A GIRLS Last Row: C. Grode, B. Gurta, V. Godon, H. Eichman, R. Hempel, E. Hloznik Fourth Row: V. Hauca, H. Hedge, M. Helco, A. Difesa, R. Gillespie, J. Hayden, F. Grandsko Third Row: D. Grucella, N. Hagopian. M. Farrah, B. Del Guidice, M. Di Paola, A. Ewan- ic, J. Gotos, M. A. Dougher Second Row: C. Habicnt, P. Deats J. DeSimone, M. Hardy, B. Gilmore, L. Garber, L. Doyle, V. Erdey. D. Czajka, J. Gilbert First Row: J. Hill, R. Gallo, E. Hollman, M. Garcia. J. Davis, A. Fiorenzo, E. DeGrazia, M. Harry, T. Furioso, Mrs. Driese 50 Mr. Raymond Spencer 10A BOYS Last Row: J. Rydzewski, E. Pysz, R Pruett, N. Noeff. A. Owen, C. Hoyewski. R. Schlot- thauer, D. Oginski, F. Rossi, F. Schoen Second Row: R. Peaune, J. No- jieka, C. Rawer. B. Saluati. D. Peterson, R. Petrilli, E. Priebe, J. O’Connor, T. Pettit, E. Puz- zuoli, J. Roberts, R. Sancho First Row: R. Parpart, R. Romej, L. Ores. R. Murray, H. O’Donnell. R. Paulen, R. Reu- ther, P. Sabol, H. Porter, J. Palmer, E. Rizzo, B. Ondayko Miss Marilyn Jenkins 10A GIRLS Back Row: D. Langer, C. Mc- Cartan, I. Howell. A. James, C. Kloss, J. Levy, V. Lewis, J. Korsak. H. Kowalski Third Row: E. Maddox, J. Kachadurian, L. Johns. S. Kos- ki, I. Laslo, L. LaCelle, J. Lon- ser, E. Kern Second Row: I. Ianni, J. Lynch, M. Lubienski, M. Luechenhoff, M. Johnson, H. Horvath, M. Kulakowski. D. Keene First Row: G. Kosch, J. Mack- ey, D. Kemp, D. Johnson, R. Kachaturoff, F. Genders, J. McCleary, A. Liza, D. Italiano, M. Manarino Mr. Norval Fell 10A BOYS Last Row: G. Stephenson, E. Stanchoff, L. Sobieray, J. Stevens, C. Williams, B. Seles- ky, R. Volansky, C. Sheets. J. Thomas Third Row: Lawrence Taylor, K. Shepperd, A. Sim, B. Wil- lard, A. Torrice, D. Wofer, S. Zayao, W. Stanton Second Row: R. Whiteman, A. Sion, D. Stewart, E. Szabla, I. Zahul, J. Valchine, W. Scott, B. Tipon, E. Sulewski First Row: F. Young, E. So- beck. D. Simpson, J. Woyto- wich, B. Williams, B. Shotey, M. Stednik. J. Toth, H. St. Charles, D. Strachan Mr. Vard Martin 10A GIRLS Last Row: O. Podolski. J. Pow- ers, J. Rzewnick. N. Momberg, M. Mercedes, A. Mayse, N. Mileto Third Row: G. Pokrywka, A. Nuznor, J. Powers. N. Rachler, L. Peake, E. Norton, H. Nave Second Row: R. Micek, M. Pre- zios, V. Mags, J. Penman, G. Piccone. N. Riddle, D. Moore, M. H. Rowett First Row: E. Montella. V. Odly. D. Mikolajcayk. J. Man- vell, J. Plots, A. Rohrbough, C. Nikolova. B. O’Connor, B. Poole, M. A. Ray. L. Rondi, M. Carmela 5T Mr. S. P. O’Neill 10A BOYS Last Row: W. Leshok, J. Mar- ble, R. Milbert. J. Lespcrence, W. Hickerson, N. Jagodzinski, H. Hempal, C. Martin, D. John- ston Third Row: F. Marx. A. Maski, R. Klinkman, G. Motorjeseu, D. Isom, J. Head, R. Mrowka, S. Hughes, L. Mankowski, P. Herron Second Row: T. Morgan, S. Micck, P. Johnson, R. LaLonde, E. Hendrickson, O. Lee, V. Is- gro, J. Milsom, D. Knight First Row: L. Matesa, R. Koos, G. Lavi, D. Miksys, W. Meek, P. Howells. J. Huerta, S. Mas- ternak, W. Jablonski, C. Hib- bln, Mr. S. P. O’Neill Miss Florence Schuster 10A GIRLS Last Row: A. Salesky, I. Zwra- viell, N. Zwraviell, R. Sutton, M. Wolons, B. Wolf, B. Wer- schky, D. M. Schutzler. M. Sel- len Third Row: M. N. Svik, L. Wil- son, D. Schultz, V. Samocha, C. Sartori, L. Young, N. Susalla, K. Toltl Second Row: H. Schvdlo, D. Yoksick, R. Vencelov. J. Zagar, D. Sanchez, R. Sabaugh, J. Yamma First Row: A. Tandian, B. Scaefer, E. Sansalone, A. Sama, R. Westie, B. Walker, J. Tom, M. L. Sobotka. E. Zadrozmy Lowrey School Homeroom 10A Miss Athol Gamble Last Row: J. Adams, M. And- ing, B. Bowyer, C. Bartholo- mew, J. Adams, G. Bills, M. Alley, M. Bailey, G. Aldrich, G. Beckwith. B. Baker Second Row: D. Bewernitz, D. Bluhm, W. Albitus, J. Buzo, L. Arquette, D. Budke, W. Gro- nau. W. Bennett, N. Barrett, J. Bamford, L. Anderson First Row: D. Aurelia, P. Adams, C. Alezander, R. Brit- ton, C. Bartz, W. Bertrand, J. Bremiller, J. Bianchi, E. Berry- man, S. Boss Lowrey School Homeroom 10A Mr. William Scott Last Row: S. Cunningham, R. Candella, L. Bumstead, J. Arn- berg. D. Buchaman, M. Church, M. Durocher, M. Brislin, E. Eshelman, V. R. Chatel Second Row: G. Bylund, A. Clark, G. Cannon, L. Elgert, R. Durocher, L. Erickson. R. Du- pell. J. Campau, G. Docherty, E. Doyle, Mr. W. Scott First Row: H. Cox, T. Cetnar, C. Dean, R. Carver, G. Empson, D. Edwards, L. Coubrough, D. Meredith, R. Farrell, T. Coles Lowery School Homeroom 10A Mr. C. H. Gray Last Row: S. Gorde. P. Har- mon, E. Guti, E. Goeckel, C. Groh, P. Feasel, M. Gage, E. Haeger, A. Hankinson Second Row: J. Fournier, E. Kalinski, K. Goodnough, E. Hancock, J. Gautz, J. Franklin, K. Haneberg, F. Wilson, I. Hall, M. Fike, Mr. Gray First Row: G. Huchla, E. Hodge, R. Good, R. Genik. E. Henry, F. Randel, H. Florek, G. Huffmaster, R. Gauslin, ' B. Jackson Lowrey School Homeroom 10A Miss Genevieve Bertram Last Row: D. Kelly, M. John- son, B. Johnson, A. Kendrick, N. Knight, N. Harris, C. Gor- dan, J. Gordan, M. Johansson, M. Genkins Second Row: N. Hogan, C. Hoogerwerx, B. Gesion, R. Lof- tus, W. Gaeger, R. Kerr, G. Gager, Miss Bertram- First Row: L. Kuhn, W. Loucks, L. Kirchner, M. Brown T Lambert, J. Haydon, P. Klas- sen, L. Korb, E. Jones, D. Kenney Lowery School Homeroom 10A Miss Julia La Marca Last Row: A. May, S. McGrath, P. Little, M. Lumley, G May- ewski, D. McMurtrie M. Kov- elski, M. Koncis, C. Logan, B. Neitzer Second Row: L. Norloch, F. Alah, R. Marentette, J. Norton A. Maguire, N. Mitchell D. Turbin, J. Martindale, R. Mer- vin, G. MacDonald, M. McKen- na, Miss La Marca First Row: R. Manefield, J. Moore, R. Markowski, E. Swin- gle, N. Nilsson, R. Shaw, J. Michalek, R. Me Inturff, J Ma- ceri, D. Milatz Lowery School Homeroom 10A Miss Irene Butkowski Last Row: R. O’Malley I. Sip- pola, C. Saterfield, M.- Robin- son, N. Pelmas, E. Rideout Second Row: V. Schulte, D. Schulte, J. Oliverson, V. Pierce, J. Roberts, S. Sansone, M. Smith. S, Shaw, B. Schet- tenhelm, Miss Butkowski First Row: A. Smith, H. Ru- dolph, D. Petoskey, E. Rechlin, A. Ropek, R. Kielb, R. Swan, F. Swain, J. Seibold, W. Stiles Lowrey School Homeroom 10A Mr. Henry Betzing Last Row: B. Tilford, C. Spun . P. Stull, P. Jordan, P. Wilkie, E. Strickland. J. Treder, R. Usery. J. Stainbrook, B. Wal- ters Second Row: D. Turbin. S. St. Lawrence, W. Sweet, S. Smith, J. Tippery, N. Wallace, L. Syacsure, J. Swiss First Row: R. Webster. F. Tau- bitz, E. Waldecker, R. Treach- ler. K. Wurtz, D. Travis, R. Tylo, A. Tokarski, B. Travis, A. Tunesi, D. Wells Lowrey School Homeroom 10B Mr. Harold Nelson Last Row: G. Koons, B. Gerbig. P. Winkel. C. Franchi, B. L. Muhonen. L. Roth, J. Irvine. D. Bentley, M. Chiarini, B. Glenn. L. Buetner Second Row: Mr. H. Nelson, F. Hervey. W. Jawar. J. Viviano, M. Peterson. G. Blan. E. Ben- rock, L. Ambrose, E. Corbin, G. Fults. E. Evans First Row: J. Cortez, R. Bron- ner, T. Douglass, D. Dillman. R. Eiermann, T. Orf, R. Ohsowski, F. Price, J. Rock. J. Grav Mrs. Betty Nelson 10B GIRLS Last Row: G. Roberts, J. Wiley, P. Witek, J. Young, D. Younat- ta, D. Sinkowski, S. Whitcher Second Row: Z. Stovros. M. A. Zodasko, I. Zuback, M. Vishin, M. Pazzonese, A. Vitti, J. Ward, D. Ripper, R. M. Platte, H. Rajda First Row: C. Roberts, G. Wal- ter. R. Toth, E. Touriste. M. Simoni, A. Thomas. J. Ostroski. S. Rabb, V. Troeta Mr. Henry Seekamp 10B BOYS Last Row: J. Masyra, R. Ken- nedy, L. Kerr, F. Herman, F. Kasper. R. Jarvis, I. McLeod, J. Kery Third Row: G. Hoglin, M. Mc- Evilly, E. Mitchell, J. Marisi, G. Kvasnak, E. Nagy, R. Magu- rean Second Row: G. Ley me, L. O'Hanian, R. Kernosek, E. Hor- anoff. R. Kerwin. C. Kacha- doorian, D. Hirst, C. Harper, F. Holloway First Row: J. Holy cross, R. Love, G. Lavine, J. Lindsey, J. Kotyk, R. Navarre, C. O’Don- nell. W. Hudson, L. Kowalski, E. Howard 54 Mr. Rushton Strongman 10B BOYS Last Row: D. Davidson, G. Chora, L. Culver, G. Gioche- rio, H. Cebula, J. Andrek, J. Covert, B. Fischer, G. Ford Third Row: E. Burton, W. Bur- ton, W. Broomhall. G. Chris- tensen, N. Blahovec, L. Alan- iva, R. Bottomley, S. Anger, D. Burton Second Row: K. Erickson, W. Clackett, M. Bossio, C. Darnian, J. Folino, C. Erickson. J. Cec- carelli, R. Abbas, J. Davidson, A. Frazer First Row: M. Daugherty, G. Frank, H. Conti, F. Fera, R. Ansell. C. Argiroff, N. Gilar- dino, C. Fabrizio, J. Gubka, R. Gubka Mr. Von Knisely 10B GIRLS Last Row: A. Getiz, D. Dalla Vecchia, B. Forton, C. Dreher, B. Hamilton. C. Emling, B. Bruelliauer, D. Corn, F. De- laney Second Row: J. Churchill, J. Cole, C. Ghrist, S. Deland, G. Cass, F. Agrusa, J. Brown, M. Candela, N. Bonamici, C. George, B. Hill First Row: Mr. Von Knisely, A. Gangian, R. Gallogher, L. Fayz, F. Crudo. S. DeCou. D. Ewing, J. Cywinski, M. Hanley, H. Heinz. D. Domm, B. Battistone Mr. Ray Parker 10B BOYS Last Row: C. Perley, J. Ward, R. Watts, P. Voltattonii, E. Robison, R. Reinke, M. Oli- verio, B. Sadowski, J. Riccardi, E. Tomlinson Third Row: R. Price, H. Pisula, D. Sugg, T. Tishler, J. Weems, D. Ryan, J. Tarry, H. Sawka, D. Smith Second Row: R. Story, W. Si- mons, A. Toth. D. Petoskey, R. Snell, J. Parrelly, N. Parpart, A. Okdie First Row: N. Orloff. R. Ship- lett, G. VanNorden, K. Scrut- ton, D. Rossi. R. Valentini, L. Zaitzeff, L. Rolston, D. San- tioni, J. Steen, Mr. Parker Mrs. Marion Fisher 10B GIRLS Last Row: E. Mahoney, E. Is- tratoff, N. Nephew. R. Mayor- chalk, Y. Lansing. M. L. Long, D. Maglocci, G. Meteiski Third Row: M. A. Lutey, P. Karafil, P. Norlock, M. Lizon, S. LaRiviere, J. Larson, Second Row: I. Kuczin, T. Koish, I. Matecki, H. Michail, M. Karagas, J. Lambert, W. Larkey First Row: W. Neile, B. Leffler, A. Jedynak, M. Mikitaroff, B. Kempe, J. Knapp, J. Kindred 55 STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row: Rosemary Bishop, Ron Stankey, Jim Davis, Marlowe Sutherin, Walter Thom Back Row: Jim Jones, George Brady. INTER-CLUB COUNCIL Front Row: Dorothy Piotrowski, Marie Doebeli, Rosemary Kemp, Doris Timm, Pat Klein, Bar- bara Crafts, Eleanor Engel Second Row: George Straza, Eugene Lewandowski, Bill Brehm, Richard Kierman. Anthony Micali, Buddy Deaton Back Row: Leo Buresh, Mike Lackowitz, Bernard Miller, Richard Sancho LEADER OF THE MANY Maintenance of school spirit and standards, promotion of honesty and good sportsmanship are the aims of the Coun- cil. They sponsor school dances and assemblies. This year the entire student body has been given greater independ- ence and have proved themselves worthy of the shouldered responsibilities. Sponsor is Mr. Russel Catherman. A comparatively new club, the I.C.C. was organized to create greater harmony between the different clubs in the school and the entire student body. The sponsor is Mr. Russel Catherman. Each club in the school elects a member to represent them. He in turn cooperates with the other members and acquaints himself with the activities of other students. 58 The National Honor Society was first founded in 1921 for the purpose of stim- ulating the scholarship, leadership, service and character of students. The objective of the N.H.S. is to raise the school’s standard to a higher plane. Fordson’s N.H.S. was organized in 1928 with five members. Approximately 1,080 students have since been named to the N.H.S. To become a member a student must have maintained at least a B average and rendered some service to the school. The club’s sponsors are Miss Horny and Mrs. Fisher. HIGH STANDARDS THEIR GOAL JANUARY Front Row: Don Srull. Ann Murphy, Norma Trotter, Doris Meier, Pat Sweeney, Leo Buresh Second Row: Loraine Oleaszewski, Mike Lackowitz, Ruth Mc- Carty Third Row: Mary Ninkovich, Jeanette Melick Back Row: Bill Brehm, Anita Della Vecchia, Irene Chora, Miss Horny JUNE First Row: Jean Crumb, Ann Shoemaker, Florence Schultz, Betty La Voie, Betty Lunch, Betty Milsom, Betty Ann Fede, Dorothy Anderson, Celestine Nawrocki, Antoinette Ricciardi, Rose Potozak, Ann Courdy. Second Row: Mrs. Fisher, Yolanda Acquino, Helen Bilanow, Jemima Bell, Geraldine Wasilewski, Smanthie Neblette, Virginia Fowler, Lois Mae Deutsch, Doris Timm. Marion Trapp, Miss Horny Third Row: Marilyn Bojas, Joyce Currie, Virginia Davis, Romona Fisher, Marie Doebeli, Ludy Mae Parker, Jeanette Area, Dolores Kuciemba, Jane Ewing Fourth Row: John Bublausky, Ralph Guy, Norman Kopeikin, Ron Stankey, Jimmy Nagy, Andy Hopkins, Tom Oppat, Warner Grunheid Fifth Row: Glen Medos, Bernie Miller, Frank Wanderski, Dave Allen, Joe Cyr, Orest Napoleon, Jack Pelamati, Stewart Patterson The purpose of the Spanish Club is to bring together people who are inter- ested in improving Spanish vocabularies . . . and to study the customs of the Latin American Countries. Members must have completed at least one semester of Span- ish with a B average, before they are in- itiated into the club as members. Mrs. Simmons is sponsor of the club, while Leonard Proctor is its president. The Latin club is composed of pupils interested in Latin and Roman culture. Its aim is to promote the study of Latin and to provide time for games and songs. To enter the club one must take one year of Latin. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Mar- garet MacMillan, the club meets every other Thursday after school, with Helen Bilanow presiding over each meeting as president. LINGUISTS LOS AMIGOS LATIN CLUB Front Row: Richard Wycoff, James Taylor, Leonard Proctor, Harry Arnberg. Mike Lackowitz Second Row: Joyce Currie. Anita Dalla Vecchia, Betty Baerlin. Marilyn Wilson, Anne Orloff, Marion Webster. Patricia Mains. Mrs. Simmons Back Row: Vera Grunman, Nadine Rice. Nina Bar- tochih, Olive Stidman, Sally England, Annice McCarty, Pat Fisher Front Row: Marilyn Brendtke, Marie Doebeli, Betty Frank, Shirley Walstron, Adline Solinski. Ann Tardiff, Don Frabutt Second Row: Ruth McCarty, Jim Boatwright. Julia Zwinger, Helen Bilanow. Shirley Cooper, Cath- erine Maryo, Mary Lou Kackmarchik. Doris Meier Back Row: Mary Hayes, Frances Pignanelli, Margie Hager, Hortensa Buzo, Joyce Feltes, Ann Caurdy FRENCH CLUB GERMAN CLUB Front Row: Anthony Micale, Phyllis Harold, Lucille Katchadourian, Mary Quoziente. Do- lores Joynt, Helen Kachaturoff. Moreen Miller, Dina Voltattorni, Aurelia Olariu Second Row: France Coe, Antoinette Fuccinari, Pat Kennedy, Virginia Pudlo, Irene Hibler, June Swain, Margarete Judge, Nick Kiptyk. Back Row: Miss Harr, Anna Rita Habbel, Virginia Davis, Pat Sweeney, Eva Tarry, Jeannine Vincent, Maria Lempio Front Row: Virginia Fowler, Greta Peterson, Elea- nor Finken Lois Mae Deutch, Sara Kacha- dorrian, Jean Crumb, Marion Trapp. Doris Knock, Doris Timm Second Row: Mr. Kauth, Dolores Seiter, Sharan Satterfield, Dorothy Litzen, Gerald Growe, Bruce Porch. Irene Parpart. Miss Horny Back Row: David Allen, Rita Karman, Andrew Hopkins. Bob Benyi. Herbert Keinz, Bob Eng- strcm, George Brady, Robert Bach THE WORD OF THE NATION The purpose of the French club is to promote better understanding of the French people and to keep the interests of other countries in mind. The club was started in 1945 and has progressed rapid- ly. To enter one must at least have one year of French with a B average. Com- mittees are chosen to take care of meet- ings, give plays and reports. The French club and classes have sponsored a drive to secure food and clothing for the needy French people. The sponsor is Miss Eve- lyn Harr. One of the newest clubs in the school, the German club is also one of the most active. Among the activities of the club are German movies, “Student Prince,” and giving plays for other lan- guage clubs. Membership is open to any- one who is taking German or has taken it. Sponsors are Miss Hilda Horny and Mr. William Kauth. n«iv it tilt IT cum f WHITE CHAPTER Y-TEENS Back Row: Leona Oleozewski, Irene Parpart. Mari- lyn Wilson, Beverly Duffield, Marilyn Mont- gue, Pat Sweeney, Betty Anderson Second Row: Dorothy Piotrowski. Francis Nado- rozny, Gerry Carocollo, Dolores Alexander, Betty El wood. Betty Rose, Nina Bartochek Front Row: Betty Ann Fede, D. Draguscu, Joan Cone. Marilyn Cheivlier, Rose Tollocco, Made- line Wallace, Maxine Cole BLUE CHAPTER Y-TEENS Front Row: Marilyn Bojas, Pat Maines, Doris Har- vie, Marlowe Sutherin, Virginia Brown, Max- ine Knoblock, Irene Urban. Phyllis Tafelski, Jane Ewing Second Row: Coloma Gibbons, Arline Dallas, Burke Ternes, Barbara Binder, Gail Allen, Euphemia Kerr. Norma Trotter, Ruth McCarty, Barbara Crafts, Pat Klein, Miss Chrobak Back Row: Billie Parry, Doris Timm. Marion Trapp, Joan Keller, Betty Reno, Connie Church, Celestine Nawrocki, Mable Neile. Shirley Tomlin, Rose Potocyok, Pat Fisher. Anne Caurdy GRACIOUS IN MANNER The Y-Teens was organized in 1881 to create initiative and understanding in its members. A member is constantly building up and making a part of herself those skills, ideas and attitudes which help her to become a finer person and to build a finer world. The symbol of the Y-Teens is a blue triangle within a circle representing three sides of life in the world: mental, physical, spiritual. Sponsors for the White Chapter Y-Teens are Miss Florence Schuster and Mrs. Bessie Stewart. Sponsor for the Blue Chapter Y-Teens is Miss Wanda Chrobak. “To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian Character.” The purpose is to promote religious beliefs and help the school in any way it can. Swimming, ping pong and dances are but a few of their activities. Hi-Y Tractor Chapter’s sponsor is Mr. Charles Hanover, and the Blue Chapter is sponsored by Mr. Hans Fredeen. BUILDERS H.Y. BLUE Front Row: Ralph Guy, Buddy Deaton, Jim Dunbar, Ron Stankey, Max Bell. Don Kindred. Dominic Maltese, Dick Hinze, Mr. Hanover Back Row: Tom Saidock. Dick Stoychoff. Alex Zubok, A1 Vecchione, Bud Harrison, Dick Ray. Sheldon Slaven. Jim Davis, Joe Cyr H.Y. TRACTOR Front Row: Jim Bartley, David Kent, Frank Bigos, Dave Srull. Jim Poole. Chuck Keppen Second Row: Bob Bach. Ken Holloway, Dick Walbrecq, Jack Shepherd, Bill Brehm, Mr. Fredeen Back Row: Del Rigby, George Straza, Eugene Lewandowski. Leonard Martin. Mick Lackowitz Bottom Row: Jack McDaniel, Richard Cywinski, Leo Buresh, Boris PopofT, Eugene Uchniat, James Taylor, Bruce Lupoid, Richard Trader, Rich- ar Larsh, Joyce Feltes, Patricia Brady, Dolores Maryo, Kathleen Hebets, Leland Holmes, Herbert Ermolik, Regis Volansky, Charles Albright, Dale Stewart Second Row: Robert Engstrom, Herbert Keinz, Gilbert Booth, Arthur Gardiner, Dolores Seiter. Davis Chido, Peter Ofiara, Robert Peterson. George Viscomi, Sally England, Jemima Bell, Barbara Unger, Marian Parry, Richard Grabowski, Jerry Bowman, Ramon Linder, David Aichler Third Row: Eugene Sobeck, Charles Bazzy, William Schauppner, Harry KachaturofT, Lorraine Gardner, Richard Kienman, William Boeh- ringer, Walter Mech, Richard Hardesty, William Martens, James Turner Top Row: Raymond Reuther, Allen Owen, Fuad Aladray, Dorothy Moore, William Harrison, Eugene Lewandowski, Norman Nolff, Ralph Petrilli. George Brady, James Goulet MUSIC MAKERS Under the expert direction of Mr. Eldon Scott, the band plays for all football and basket- ball games. The band has been more active this year than ever before. Fordson’s band played host to thirty-six other bands in March. The band received second rating in prepared note reading and a first rating in sight reading. Front Row: Robert Krcek, Stanley Kukawka. Nick Kyptik, Tom Jawo- rowski, Delores Seiter, Norma Turchan, Helen Nave, Lucille Baker, Joan Willey Second Row: Donna Perresault, Dick Martin, Barbara Unger, Marilyn Wells. Mildred Nave, Shirley Roger, Joan Scott, Dale Stewart, Jemina Bell Back Row: Pat Bower, Nadine Rice. Martha Ruble MUSICALLY INCLINED Budding instrumentalists presented the orchestral portion of the Spring Concert. They also provide musical interludes at school plays and graduation exercises. The strings add a very harmonious atmosphere. If one has jccasion to walk along G hall fifth or sixth hours he will hear interudes of fine music floating in the air. Anyone may participate in orchestra. It furnishes a great oppor- tunity to the musically inclined. Orchestra is sponsored by Mr. Eldon Scott. Front Row: Betty Alley, Dorothy Peitrowski, Mildred Nave Back Row: Jim Davis TWIRLERS A very colorful sight at the football games are the majorettes. The majorettes prac- ticed every night and their skill was a won- derful sight to see. They added a fine sec- tion to the already fine football team. Sponsor is Mr. Eldon Scott. SECOND AND THIRD HOUR GLEE CLUB Front Row: Leona Galat, Mary Hays, Frances Mussin. Lydia Motiu, Bonnie Black, Rose Kachaturoff, Shirley Martin. Mary Bardise, Johnna Warring, Carmela Micale. Jenny Maltese Second Row: Lilliane LaCelle, Violet Christy, Rosemary Fleming, Irene Lesniak, Peggy Wood, Helen Kachaturoff. Doris Knoch, Doris Boyd, Elaine Simons, Frances Jenders, Phyllis Kruger Third Row: Vivian Godoh, Dorothy Gvucella. Vonda Boath, Constance Kubiak. Rose Cupchak, Helen Michalek, Joyce Johnson, Mary Sanford, Dolores Reynolds, Mr. Edward Mosher Fourth Row: Betty Kyer, Rose Coopersmith, Alfreda Wasielewski, Anna May Schu- maker, Anna Lavine, Helen Schudlo, Bernice Collins, Delores DeLanois, Arline Basinais, Bary Prexios Fifth Row: Mary Helko. Donna Sanford, Joan Garner. Florence Letizio, Lanette Connell, Betty Frantti, Virginia Quashnie, Virginia Barkovich, Lois Peake, Norma Susalla Sixth Row: Helen Czaplicka, Virginia Ray, Beth Downham. Joann Hartman, Millie Predojev, Pat Buck, Shirley Sullivan, Lois Wever, Dina Voltattorni. Martha Sharp Seventh Row: Shirley Walters, Toni Foris, Marcella Groh, Lenora Gist, Sally Hoer- hor, Shirley McGill. Marion Cavell, Jean Sweat, Alice Kroon Back Row: Virginia Phillips, Virginia Bunnell. Betty Brawner, Virginia Padziwski, Diana Anger, Joan Rzewnicki, Margaret Butt, Grace Budge, Jeannine Vincente, Ganie LaPose, Barbara Gurta VOCALISTS The Spring Concert, the Christmas Concert and the Chorus for the graduation exercises are all done by the Glee club sponsored by Mr. Edward Mosh- er and Mr. Harper Maybee. Anyone can get into the Glee Club. lOB’s are cordially invited. The singing together creates har- mony and friendship between all types of students. DRAMATIC CLUB Front Row: Shirley Coomer, Josephine Was, An- toinette Fucinari. Mildred Draguesu, Phylis Harold. Ester Zadrosny, Mary Heinze, Frances Mussin, Helen Papineau, Lois Mae Deutch, Leila Vogt Second Row: Joan McCombs, Catherine Maryo, Emily Cincu, Dolores Alexander, Nina Barto- suk, Bert Ternis, Gale Allen. Miss Zang. Third Row: Angy Francavilla. Doris Humphrey, Virginia Bunnell, Virginia Brown, Marilyn Wilson. Doris Harvie, Pat Mains. Marie Doebeli Fourth Row: Violet Avram, Jane Hilger, Laura- belle Fillmore, Bill Brehm, Eugene Lewan- dowski. Algy Groesbeck Back Row: Gerald Growe, Bernard Strempek, George Brady, Jim Poole. Mike Lackowitz DRAMATISTS Future actresses and actors comprise the Dramatic club. The club meets weekly under the direction of Miss Lila Zang. The club puts various shows and amateur programs on. They attend thea- ters and often give plays of their own. New members are admitted only after an audition and by work on school plays. “Little Honey” was the play given by the seniors on November 27, 28, 1946. It was a three act domestic comedy with something always occurring. The play portrayed the home of typical teen agers. Twelve seniors played the roles well, and the play ended in happiness for all. Miss Lila Zang sponsored the play. LIBRARY CLUB Left to right: Audrae Tompson. Lila Walker, Gertrude Venk, Mary Trahan, Virginia Pudlo, Mary Low Gattis HORIZON CLUB Front Row: Miss Masselink, Frances Nadorozny, Josephine Trotta, Nora Guerrerri, Celestine Nowrocki, Elizabeth Barringer, Betty Staley. Lois Jacobs, Pat Malk, Ann Montella Second Row: Joan Herdon. Rita Luke. Marilyn Walker, Lois Mae Deutsch, Martha Dodson. Betty LaVoie, Jean Crumb, Beverly Martin, Helen Papineau Back Row: Marilyn Bojas. Marie Doebeli, Pat Mains. Barbara Crafts, Jerry Mains, Irene Hibler, Mary Margaret Smith, Helen Gubka STIMULATING COOPERATION The Library Club was reorganized in October, 1941. It is a club for the students interested in library and re- search work. To become a member of the club, a student must have taken library training for one semester with a mark of B, or above. Its aim is to promote an ex- change of ideas about books between members and to extend these ideas to other students. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Irene Vogt. A cooperative spirit is the slogan all Horizon club members have. They help the Community Chest, establish a social attitude and become aware of the com- munity. They meet twice a month. lOA’s to 12B girls may join. Their activities in- clude a formal dance, theater parties, skating and getting together for a social evening of fun. Sponsor is Miss Ethel Masselink. 68 Who knows? One of our school jour- nalists may someday be a great writer. The Toiver Tribune is written, set up and distributed by the publications staff. The paper is a bi-weekly edition and is headed by a student editor. Journalism is required before the student becomes an actual staff writer. The Tribune is sponsored by Miss Anne White. The unglorified section of the Trib- une is the Mechanical staff. They work hard and continuously at the ever in- creasing columns of the paper. Without them the paper could not come out bi- weekly. Sponsor is Mr. Christian Ritter. JOURNALISTS TOWER TRIBUNE MECHANICAL STAFF Left to Right: Jem Thompson, Richard Jagodzinski, Left to Right: John McHaney. John Brandon, Roy Mr. Brown, Rosemary Ferrantino, Josephine Doerr, Mr. Ritter, Jim Quesenbury Horvath, Keith Neiswinter FLEUR de LIS Left to Right: Mr. Brown, Marie Doebeli Left to Right: Ron Stankey, Jane Ewing, Jim Jones, Betty Ann Fede, June Baldwin, Barbara Eagleton, Antoinette Ricciardi PUBLISHERS Getting pictures taken, selecting the best ones, identifying students, and writing summaries are but a few of the activities of the publishers. They all put in extra time. Their main interest is get- ting the book in good condition for June distribution. Publishers are as follows: Co-Editors.......................Betty Ann Fede Marie Doebeli Boys' Sports Editor.................Wes Roberts Girls' Sports Editor........................Pat Klein Activities Editor....................Antoinette Ricciardi January Senior Editor.............June Baldwin June Senior Editor.........................Jane Ewing Associate June Editors............Marilyn Bojas Evelyn Blanchard Homeroom Editor........................Margaret Schroeder Faculty Editor..........................Dolores Kuciemba Features Editor...............Barbara Eagelton Art Staff: Jim Norton. Lewis Winters, Bob Larson, Ted Diamond, Marilyn Montague, Maureen Scanlon Business Manager and Staff: Ron Stankey, Bob Momberg, Bernie Miller, Tom Oppat, Stewart Veit, Bill Briel, Ed Stackowiak, Dick Tomczak Sponsors......................Miss Anne White Mr. Byron Brown The book was planned and begun under the supervision of Mr. Byron Brown, and completed with the help and direction of Miss Anne White. 70 ART STAFF Left to Right: Antoinette Fucinari. Maureen Scanlon, Mrs. Lyman, Marilyn Montague, Agnes Spiers, Wallace Bilyeau, Louis Winters, Bob Larson. Jim Norton BOOSTERS The Art staff is composed of hard work- ing individuals who worked very hard on the cartoons, an important part of the book. These students worked endlessly in an effort to turn out a good looking product and a book that will be attractive to all. Art staff is under the able direction of Mrs. Margaret Lyman. A hardworking and ambitious group of personalities made up the business staff. In charge of the staff was Ron Stankey, who was ably assisted by seven boys. These fellows were responsible for receiving and recording all sales and carrying on an extensive adver- tising campaign. To them a lot of credit is due for handling the business transactions that were necessary to make this year’s Fleur de Lis the best ever. BUSINESS STAFF FLEUR DE LIS Standing: Ed. Stackowi- ak, Tom Oppat Sitting: Stewart Veit. Ron Stankey, Bob Monberg 71 The president of the Student Council is automatically the Captain of Hall Captains. He, along with the other members of the Student Council, choose a squad of seven hall captains, one for each hour of the school day. Their captaincy expires at the end of the semester. To be eligible for a position as hall captain, one must serve as a hall monitor, have a good service record, and be a 12A. During their time as a hall captain, each one trains two hall monitors to be eligible for captaining in the following semester. Fourteen are trained. Of them, seven are chosen. The duties of a hall captain are to take roll, and to see that each hall monitor is efficient in checking hall passes. This often is done by sending a fake pass around the building and checking the monitors in that way. Captains also rotate the stations of each monitor at the end of a week, or possibly two. Night recreation on Monday is open to both boys and girls. Of course, girls are the only ones in Modern Dance. The ex- ercises help posture, poise, and gracefullness. The Modern Dance Club is very active and is a comparitively new club. The sponsor is Miss Stel- la Melick. POSTURE------CAPTAINS HALL CAPTAINS Left to Right: Marion Trapp. Jim Davis. Betty Barlow, John Bublousky. Marlowe Sutherin. Joyce Currie. Ron Stankey Sitting: Celestine Nawrocki MODERN DANCE First Row: Jeanette Melick, Phyllis Harold, Sarah Kachadoorian, Rosemary Kemp, Josephine Horvath, Celestine Nawrocki, Beverly Chrobak, Betty De Grazia, Joan Scott Second Row: Betty Jane Tripadi, Margie Hager, Ann Gilmour, Dorothy Goodall, Irene Smith. Lillian LaCelle, Lorraine Huber, Norma Trotter. Joan Carroll, Mary Costia, Pat Brown Third Row: Antoinette Fucinari, Violet Tamasz, Geraldine Kessler Back Row: Noami Johnson. Marie Doebeli. Toni Foris, Irene Hibler, Betty Elwood, Doris Durocher, Betty Swapka, Louise George GAS MODEL CLUB Front Row: Refugio Tarris, Ray Zatirka, Tom Grell, Larry Swan, Boris Popoff, Richard Sancho Second Rtrw: Richard Brezina, Bob Wainwright, Ray Kosburg, Wm. Gattis, Ernest Parpart, Jim Smiggen, Herb Socall Back Row: Eugene Trachuk, Ray Morrow, Daniel Miksys, Mr. Lewis PHOTOGRAPHY Front Row: George Mills, Vanaglan Ohannesian, Elaine Simons, A1 Long, Dorothy Anderson, Irene Kukler, Mr. Vasiu Second Row: Michail Michail, Don Wysocki, Bob Peterson, Don Carnevale, Theresa Krawczyk, Eva Tarry, Geraldine Voss, Shirley Bunse HOBBIES, INC. An entirely new and different club joined Fordson this year. “To promote all phases of gas model aeronautics, auto, and boat activi- ties” is the purpose of the Gas Model Airplane club. The club is limited to twenty members and follows the pattern of the A.M.A. The members pay dues of 10 cents every week. They study and build gas models which will operate. At the end of the year, if the member has successfully built and operated his mach- ine, which probably cost him between $100 and $200, he is awarded a Fordson letter with the initials G.M.C. at the top. Sponsor is Mr. Ferris Lewis. The Fordson Camera club was establish- ed by the many students who wanted to in- crease their knowledge of photography and their photographic technique. Mr. Sam Vasiu sponsors the club. Some of the club’s many activities include printing, enlarging, and de- veloping photographs. Each year they hold their own Photographic Salon. Prints are judged on the basis of general interest, ap- peal, contrast, detail, and photographic tech- nique. Other activities include an annual club picnic, at which fine scenery and out- door shots are taken. 73 THE WOULD IS THEIU INTEREST The Pan Pax Union, sponsored by Mr. Von Knisely, is Fordson’s chapter of the Student Federalists. The Student Federalists are advocates of “One World,” and the Pan Pax is carrying out this theory in Dearborn. At their meetings, panels are held on various topics which the students feel are important to the security of civilization. Their efforts go beyond the walls of Fordson High School and right into the homes of Dearborn families. One of these efforts is the film forum, which they sponsor every Thursday evening. Both young and old are welcomed. The film forum is an adult educa- tion program and its aim is to show movies of other countries, provide a speaker to talk on that country, and to allow for a discussion period to help prepare the citizens of the city for “One World.” The Pan Pax Fax, a bi-monthly newspa- per, is published and written by the Pan Pax Union. PAN PAX Front Row: Maureen Scanlon. Betty Elwood, Jim Polos, Helen Bilanow, Doris Meier, Frances Nadorazny, Jeanne Strickart, June Baldwin, Connie McNulty Second Row: Leanord Procter, Maria Limpio, Bob Pick, Reda Hoerl, Jerry Waltz, Virginia Lewis, Betty Ann Fede The Social Science club is just beginning to function. This club, sponsored by Mr. Charles Hanover, was organ- ized within the last year. To be eligible a student must have had one year of social science. The purpose of the Social Sci- ence club is to promote inter- est and to obtain knowledge of the U. S. government. Excur- sion trips to the morgue, water works, fire department, police station, and to City Hall, all help to add a tinge of excite- ment to further study. SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB Front Row: Jerry Waltz. Maureen Scanlon. Marilyn Lewis, Billie Perry, Richard Hinze, Frances Nadorozny, Marion Trapp, Connie Church, Ruth Finn. Mr. Hanover Second Row: Ralph Guy, Charles Deaton Back Row: Dick Ray, Bob Collins, Pat Mains, Bruce Porch, Jim Dunbar, Joe Cyr, Doris Harvie, Bob Pick RIFLE CLUB Front Row: Richard Siepieranski. Dick Hinze, Tom Oppat Second Row: Joe Cyr, Stuart Veit, Dick Christianson, Bernard Miller, Joe Tardiff. Stuart Patterson, Art Don- ovan. Jim Jones, Algy Greichus, Jack Spiers Back Row: Bob Burrows, Bill Taren USHER CLUB Front Row: Emily Cincu, Marion Trapp, Dick Hinze, Geral- dine Pokierflca, Barbara Manchester, Joan Keller, Celes- tine Nawrocki Second Row: Irene Hibler. Margaret Schroeder, Barbara Crafts. Muriel Savage, Coloma Gibbons, Billie Parry, Dick Stoychoff. Third Row: Olga Podolski, Joan Rzewnicki, Phyllis Tafelski, Jane Lawrence, Alger Groesbeck, John Litwaits, Doris Timm Back Row: Ron Stankey, Marlowe Sutherin, Ralph Guy, Mary Johnson, Dolores Kuciemba, Rosemary Ternes SERVICE WITH A BANG Rifle club, sponsored by Mr. Man- chester, is a sport which helps the boys to maintain good markmanship, build good poise, and perfect posture. The boys have recently acquired a new rifle range at the Maples school. The guns are fur- nished to the boys, but they have to buy their own shells. Anyone interested in improving his markmanship is encourag- ed to join. The Usher club, sponsored by Mr. Harold Hoffenbacher, was organized in the last year. The name tells the story, so to speak. It is a group of students or- ganized to act as ushers at football games. The school has provided varsity sweaters for their use. This is one of the new clubs which is expected to grow with the years. Their service at football games helped to seat large numbers of people. 75 VARSITY CLUB Front Row: George Brady, Don Blok, Gerald Growe. Steve Sambor, Merle Garner, Norbert Kopeikin, Dick Walbrecq, Werner Grunheid, George Alexander Second Row: Jim Jones. Bill Kasonovich, Dave Sheppard. Jack McDaniels, Charles Bazzy, Ron Banish, Frank Lollo, Howard Shand, Joe Kazlusky Third Row: Algy Greichus, Don Srull, Bernie Miller, Bob Popa, Frank Alexander, John Tobin, Bill Brehm, Leo Sarkany Back Row: Ted Spohn, Joe Suarez, Eugene Lewan- dowski. A1 Vecchioni, Harold Williams, Fred TrifFanoff. Hubert Faitel, Buddy Mayes. Dick Fritz BOYS BOWLING Front Row: Fred Price, Dick Hardestry, Lloyd Rezza, Bob Paulen, David Jones, Glen Hannah, Tom Moore, Louis Temesan, Mr. Hanover Second Row: Ernie Nemeth, Ralph Petrelli. Richard Schinski, Terry Denny, Ron Stankey, Jan Park, Bill Stachs, Leonard Piotrowski, Eugene Koschella Third Row: Russel Mathis, Bill Martens, Glen Ford, John Schenkel, Ed Schenkel, Richard Kienman, Don Peterson, Alex Vakoluick, John Ohanian Fourth Row: Don Blok, Bernie Miller, George Stephenson. Jim Dunbar, Walter Kuteron. Ted Carzon, Eric Hendrickson, Gerald Gallinat, Wes Roberts Back Row: Norman Grell, Dick Ceckiewicz, Bill Weideman, Frank Wanderski, Bill Brehm, Bob Murphy, Bill Taren, Don Wysocki ATHLETES The Varsity club, sponsored by Coach Joe Kazlusky, has been operating in Fordson since 1930. It is composed of letter winners in football, basketball, swimming, track, base- ball, tennis, and golf. Its purpose is to pro- mote good sportsmanship throughout the school. The Varsity club sponsors the annual Honor banquet for the students who have participated in school sports throughout the school year. Aside from the Honor banquet, the Varsity club is always eager to give a helping hand to any service in the school. Boys belonging to the Boys’ Bowling club, not only receive practice in skill at a game in which popularity increased with the years, they are able to receive this practice at a lower rate than is regularly paid. The Dear- born Recreation alleys are reserved for the Boys’ Bowling club once a week. At this time the club forms leagues that compete against each other. Honors are awarded to the win- ning team. Any boy is eligible for the Boys’ Bowling Club, sponsored by Mr. Charles Hanover. T6NMV T'lMYOME MORE foR. '3u i - Ola - fctA less rtOUR-i - ' 3LA - A -© - HOW 00 oOA uK.e my yJ TORNilp SEEDS, MR. «OUERSy m , U V M • LOO OT, THIS «Vi DID VOO 1 . G-ET these 1 VNOttW -f 0(5 ( glomes v V NELLIt. ?) ADMINISTRATION Mr. Frederick E. Mueller, new superintendent of Dearborn schools, has replaced Mr. Harvey H. Lowrey, who re- signed in June, 1946. Prior to his present position, Mr. Mueller had been a prin- cipal, dean of junior college, and a Naval officer. He believes that the Dearborn school system has as great potentialities as any other school system in the country. It is located in a city that is large enough to provide all of the services required and has the advantages of being in a city small enough so that these services do not become mere paper agencies. Mr. Mueller thinks that Fordson is a great high school and has reasons for believing that Fordson will soon rank as first in the high schools of the country. BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Education has many duties, all related directly, or indirectly, to the wel- fare of the school, students, and the commun- ity. The Board appoints such officers as the superintendent of schools, deputy superinten- dent, the assistant superintendent, the direc- tor of the bureau of educational information and research, business manager, attorney, auditor, architect, when needed, and an engi- neer. It also is empowered to appoint officials necessary to the carrying out of various oper- ations, such as taking the school census. The Board chooses sites and builds neces- sary buildings, appoints the many teachers needed, arranges for and permits outside use of the schoolrooms, auditoriums, and gymna- siums of the schools in the system. Left to Right: Ray H. Adams. Deputy Superintendent; Fred Beard; George Brady; Francis Riley, Treasurer; Herbert Mitchell, Business Manager; John Fish. Attorney; Martin A. Willna, President; J. E. Mueller, Superintendent; Grant Burns. Secretary; Thomas Edwards; Richard Smith; H. K. Bennett, Assistant Superintendent. 78 Among the most esteem- ed men in Fordson High School is Mr. Dean C. Tate, our distinguished principal. His friendly smile and shock of white hair have be- come as much a part of him as his beaming personality. Mr. Tate is held responsible for everything the students of Fordson do. In charge of recreation and discipline is Mr. Russell Catherman, assistant prin- cipal. He is noted for being fair and square in all his decisions. Having been a coach here at Fordson for several years, he realizes the importance of fair play and good sportsmanship. Mr. Harry H. Huller, as- sistant principal, has the responsible position of be- ing head counselor of the advisory system and of or- ganizing the complicated planning of class schedules. Through his untiring ef- forts, the students of Ford- son are able to have author- itative advice concerning their vocational life. Conversing on important matters are the “Big Three”. Left to right: Mr. Dean Tat principal; Mr. Harry Huller, assistant principal; and Mr. Russell Catherma assistant principal ADMINISTRATION Top Row: Rose S. Faust. Industrial Clerk; Isabelle Gangian, Commercial Clerk; Marion Jones, Clinic Clerk: Margaret Schuck, Horticulture Clerk Bottom Row (Office Clerks): Mary Garing, Betty J. Jenkins. Eugenia Lucas, Betty Nalband, Rosemary Scanlon, Harriet Woolfenden, Anne Yaneheson 79 FACULTY CHESTER J. ACKERMAN Industrial ALBERT M. AMMERMAN Social Science SIMON E. BABEL Science FRANCES G. BARRETT English, Director of English THEODORE C. BARTON Mathematics JOHN W. BEAUCHAMP Commercial MARY F. BEAUCHAMP Counselor HERBERT I. BEDDOW Mathematics CLARA MAE BEACH Counselor, Commercial WALTER E. BILLIET Industrial R. KENDRICK BILLS Industrial JESSIE M. BODLE Library CARL H. BRAWLEY Industrial BYRON BROWN Publications, Social Science ANN BURGER Physical Education DOROTHY BURRELL English, Counselor DOROTHY BUTLER Library ELMER CARLSON Industrial LEO F. CALLAHAN Social Science LeROY CHARLICK Industrial WANDA CHROBAK Language, Commercial IRMA CILLEY English GLADYS CLARK BIESTEK Homemaking ELIZABETH CLAUCHERTY Commercial JESSE CRIPPS Commercial, Counselor ELDON CROSS Commercial ANNETTE CUMMINGS English, Social Science JEAN DATSON Social Science REGINALD J. DAVIES English WILLIAM F. DAVIS Mathematics NELLE DRIESE English PHILIP W. EDMONSON Mathematics ANNE EWASUK Library NORVAL F. FELL Industrial MARION D. FISHER English RUTH G. FONCANNON Commercial HANS FREDEEN Science GRACE GOODCHILD Clinic HAROLD B. GOODALL Commercial. Director of Commercial Department WAINO GUSTAFSON Social Science RICHARD HADRICH Industrial NORMA HALL Commercial CHARLES A. HANOVER Social Science, Counselor EVELYN HARR English. Language MARY ELEANOR HETH Art, Director of Art THOMAS S. HEYWOOD Commercial HAROLD B. HOFFENBACHER Social Science HILDA HORNY English, Language MARION R. HUNSICKER Commercial CAROLINE HUSTED Director of School Libraries WALTER J. JANIK Physical Education RAY F. JENNINGS Science WILLIAM M. KAUTH Mathematics JOSEPH KAZLUSKY Physical Education LaRUE KERCHER Homemaking VON E. KNISELY Social Science SAMUEL KOPP Commercial, Counselor FERRIS E. LEWIS Social Science, Director of Social Science HENRY S. LEWIS Industrial ALICE M. LOCKLIN Mathematics DEL LORANGER Physical Education MILDRED J. LYMAN Art DOROTHY LYNCH Clinic IVAN McCARBERY Mathematics, Science cecilia McLaughlin Science MARGARET MacMILLAN Language HELEN MARTIN English R. VARD MARTIN Industrial. Counselor, Director of Industrial Dept. ETHEL MASSELINK Commercial ALBERTA MATTINGLY Physical Education HARPER MAYBEE Music ALMERENE MONTGOMERY Commercial. Counselor FREDA MORIN English EDWARD D. MOSHER Music, Director of Music BETTY NELSON Physical Education STANLEY P. O’NEILL Science RAY F. PARKER Social Science MARY E. PERRY Library KIRK RIDDERING Science. Director of Science and Mathematics JOHN RINGELSPAUGH Industrial CHRISTIAN RITTER Industrial JOHN ROMANOW Social Science, English MICHAEL SAVAGE Physical Education FLORENCE SCHUSTER English ELDON A. SCOTT Music HENRY C. SEEKAMP Industrial DOROTHY K. SEITZ English IRMA JEAN SHOEMAKER Commercial BEATRICE SIMMONS Commercial, Language HARVEY A. SMITH Industrial, Counselor JOSEPHINE A. SMITH Library WADE L. SMITH Commercial RAYMOND L. SPENCER Mathematics J. W. STALLARD Social Science RUSHTON B. STRONGMAN Industrial BESSIE STUART English GEORGE R. STUTEVILLE Science MILDRED SUMMIT Physical Education LESTER A. TWORK Science, Industrial SAMUEL VASIU Industrial ERNEST A. VENK Industrial IRENE VOGT Library HARRISON WELSH English, Counselor MARY LILA ZANG English, Dramatics HAROLD CROSS Industrial ELSIE FREITAG Commercial EVERETT HILL Industrial MARILYN JENKINS English GRACE JOARDAR English, Social Science PAULINE SMITH English ANNE WHITE Publications ♦First Semester Back Row: Mielson, Smith. Bell, Bogosin, Parker, Sim, McDonald. Alderman, Gelardi, Boyle, Swick, Kowen, F. Lollo, Kozak, DeFrancesch, A. Lollo. White, Powell Middle Row: P. Tobin. Carlo, Pettit, Mankowski, Dunworth, McDonald, Saidock, Vecchioni, Ploch, Baja, Little, Corona, Burton, Ortlief, Korsak, Stadnick, Shep- pard, Vogal, Labick, Henderson, Johnson Front Row: Turchan, Covert, Picard, Tykosky, Allie, Abed, Porada, Suarez, Joiner, J. Tobin, Kasanovich, Wanderski, Kopekien, Criscenti, Crosby, Morrison, Oshanski, Greichus, Edick GRIDDERS TIE FOR LEAGUE CROWN The Tractor Eleven again carried Ford- son banners to glory continuing a three year winning streak in the Border City League. The Tractors broke into the win column five times, were held to a tie twice and lost two hard fought battles to Catholic Central and the city title to Dearborn High. The gridmen showed their might in scoring 129 points but were most impressive defensively holding the opponents to 45 points. Included on the team were many eleventh graders who should help to build an even greater team next year. Traveling north, the Fordson Eleven opened the season against Bay City and came within three yards of victory but were turned back and held to a 0-0 tie. Returning home the gridders swamped a weak Monroe team 30-7 in their first Border City League Contest. Turning north again, the Tractors beat a large rough-tough Flint-Northern team 7-0. Still on the road Fordson tackled its arch rival Catholic Central and took its worst shellacking of the season 18-6. The Tractors snapped back and took the next three Border City tilts scoring 57 points and holding their opponents scoreless as they rolled over Highland Park 27-0, Royal Oak 13-0 and Grosse Pointe 27-0. Within one game of the league crown the Blue and Gold were held to a 13-13 tie by a strong Wyandotte Eleven. With keymen suffering from injuries the gridmen entered the city title tilt against Dearborn, the under-dog for the first time in history and came out losing by the extra point 7-6. Center Guard WANDERSK! Back Back Row: Gulyas, Ploch, Edick, Coach Loranger, Mac- Donald Front Row: Dittmar, Allie, Banish. Waicek, Saidock, Baja Opposite Page: Captain Ray Waicek scoring—high point man cn the Tractor’s Cager team. TRACTORS PROVE BASKETMAKERS Fordson Cagers won more than a majority of their games and lost the Border City Championship by one game. At the beginning of the deciding regionals, Fordson had won 4—lost 2 in the city league as also did Grosse Pointe, Wyandotte and Royal Oak. The Tractors won over Royal Oak and Lincoln Park which left only Ford Trade in the running for the class A teams. The fateful score for Fordson was four points lagging behind the Crafts- men giving them 25 to the Tractors 21 and also giving the champion- ship. The team played a hard season but showed great sportsmanship for their fellow team members, opponents and for their coach. 91 Tom Saidock Ron Banish Bob Edick FORDSON CAGERS DROP Tom Saidock positions himself for a scoring shot. He rated third place in scoring points with a total of 82. Tom did a splendid job as pivotman—always on the alert. Ron Banish, making a free shot, prides himself with a total of 86 points made this season, coming in second place. Ron covered the forward position with fine sportsmanship and fast playing. Bob Edick makes a fast catch on a play to score a basket for the cagers. When Bob plays, there’s plenty of action. A FEW IN THE BUCKET Jim Allie, one of the five on the first team, played guard for the Tractors with intelligence and drive. He did a terrific job of watch- ing “his man.” Chet Poch, also another first-string man, played his guard position with typical “Fordson Spirit.” Much is expected of him and Allie next year. Norb Dittmar showed remarkable skill as a forward this season. He will also be back next year for a bigger and better basketball term. Jim Allie Chet Ploch Norb Dittmar RACKETEERS 94 Although tennis competition was resumed only two years ago, Mr. Beddow has high hopes of winning the Border City League Cup this year with seven return- ing lettermen from last year’s team. Starting from scratch two years ago, Mr. Bed- dow has encouraged lOBs on the team. This has been the cause of pre- vious defeats and low standings, but this year the profits were reaped. With the tennis season almost over the new team members have known great results. Hampered by rain, wind, and early spring floods, the racketeers have come through their season suc- cessfully. Great things will be expected next year from the experi- enced squad members. Dave Allen and Fritz Tripanoff after a hard practice game. Back Row: Rosol. Crosby, Christianson, Alexander, Martin, Kollins Tardiff, Hirschback, Robinson Middle Row: Moore. Bantton, Holloway, Benyi, Owen, Morrison, Bazzy, Sambor, Stoychoff Front Row: Grunhiend, Faitel, Ickes, Johnson, Mankowski, Ronchetto, Dundas Walbrecq Side Picture: Ken Holloway entering the water after a front flip. TRACTOR NATATORS Mr. Kazulusky returning to his old job of swimming coach produced a good swimming team this season. Although finishing fourth in the Border City League, Fordson had many standout swimmers. Frank Alexander swam both the fifty and hundred yard free style and usually came up a double winner. He placed sixth in the state meet. Jim Ronchetto was a consistent winner in the back stroke and swam a leg in the 150 yard medley. The 200 yard free style medley did well all season and took third place in the meet, the highest of any Fordson swimming rec- ord this year. Ronchetto and Hirsch- back starting the back- stroke with Alexander and Faitel starting the freestyle. 95 ICAS3CV1 j5A8«asti Last row: (left to right) Boyle, Neiswinter, Kenney, Sermanian, Pulick, Altaffer, Nixon, Lackits, Woron- czak, McNamara, Kozak, Brown, Jagowzinski, Kienz, Ray, Frabit. Third row: Armstrong, Morrison, Kopekein, Moore, Webster, Benet, Dobrin, Morgan, Janis, Unius, Perry, Miller, Hanovich, Neville, Jaworski, Petosky, Kowin, Yax. Second row: Haas, Smith, Ryan, Dun worth, Greicus, Borton, Christianson, Sarkany, Gardner, Suarez, A. Cadry, MacDonald, Little, Bernardi, Rondi, Wells, Sollner, Kasmer. First row: Shephard, Siepierenski, Tylo, Napp, Scrutin, Toth, Ferbreezo, Shoen, J. Cadry, Hanchett, Simon, Lupole, Boatright, Herman, Malloy. THINCLADS CAPTURE LEAGUE CROWN With fourteen returning lettermen bolstering the track team, the squad crushed all oppo- sition. Mr. Kazlusky again took over the track team resuming his old role coaching the track events and Mr. Savage handling the field events. In the individual events, Bernie Miller and Joe Suarez were steady winners in the shot put. Joe Suarez has officially broke the old school record with a mighty heave of forty eight feet and five, three-quarters inches . . . Leo Sarkany took all the honors in the mile. Hylan Moore, half-miler, was feared by all Border City Leaguers. Dave Shepherd and Jack Dunsworth were each four event men. They both run the high and low hurdles. Jack is dependable in the pole vault and Shephard in the broad jump. Each runs a lap at the 580 relay. This year a new medley relay was run. Four men were in the event. The Tractor Thin- clads captured both the Border City League Crown and the Regional meet. Kopekein, Shepherd, Morrison and Dunsworth all set for a fast hundred yard dash .... Bernie Miller and Joe Suarez breaking records each of which has heaved the shot better than forty- eight feet. V Back row: (left to right): D. Isham, Y. Mossessian, B. Fisher, S. Motyca, T. Cricenti, T. Abed, C. Bayoff, A. Hopkins, J. Banish Second row: Coach Loranger, A. Vechionni, D. Kindred, R. Banish, V. Fassero, G. Alexander, G. June, T. Saidock, C. Eaton, N. Dittmar, Larry Makowski First row: B. Edick, C. Ghise, D. Baja, J. Suarez, C. Bazzy, C. Ploch, R. Wiacek, T. Fasica, R. Nadeau Sitting: F. Aladray, K. Krake “BATTER UP This seasonal cry officially opened the Fordson ’47 baseball season with the Tractors de- feating the Ford Trade “Craftsmen” by the score of 8-5. The Tractor nine played outstanding ball considering the lack of outdoor practice and bad weather conditions which greeted the early games of the playing season. Regulars in the line- up were: Norb Dittmar, catcher; Ray Wiacek, first base; George Alexander, second base; Ron Ban- ish, shortstop; Dick Isham, third base; Chet Ploch, left field; Vic Fassero, center field; and Chuck Bazzy, right field. The keystone combination of Ron Banish and George Alexander saved many runs with their breathtaking double plays. Strangely enough, with this combination the Tractors were ag- gressive in their play rather than defensive. Many a time a stolen base provided the winning margin in a close game. Supplying power at the plate with their long hits were Ray Wiacek, Victor Fassero, and Chet Ploch. These three sluggers supporting the ace pitching of Yarvin Movsessian, John Shwartz, and A1 Vecchionni combined to make Fordson rank as a top contender for the Border Cities League champion title. GIRLS! GIRLS! MORE GIRLS! G A. A. OLD MEMBERS Front row: A. Murphy. W. Wineberger. A. Koebbe. A. Hcrbison. A. Asadurian. A. Cribassa. A. Caurdy. R. Finn. L. Gangian. Second row: D. Piotrowski, E. Sawicki. H. Buzzo. B. Fede. E. Rodriquez. E. Filipczac. M. Denaro, B. Davis. Third row: C. Kramer. P. Tolias. M. Corpolongo. R. Kazaroff. J. Keller. Pat Klein. B. Parry. B. Crafts, Mrs. Mattingly. _ Fourth row: V. Blan. M. Mas- trantonis. A. Camardare. J. Horvath. R. Kierman. J. Hill. C. Gibbons. L. Boucher. J. Moore. _ Fifth row: B. Sparrow. B. Ferguson. M. Lewis. J. Ewing, M. Dodson. M. Schroeder. D. Kuciemba. , , w Sixth row: S. Satterfield. M. Buhagiar. M. Sabaugh. H. Kazaroff. J. McCombs. V. Kasmin. B. Barlow, V. Av- ram. _ Back row: D.Cann. D. Austin. M. Johnson. M. Knoblock. G. Randall. E. Engel. R. Jawor- G. A. A. NEW MEMBERS Front row: D. Winnie. C. Kovicla. M. Herbison. H. Kachaturoff. F. Coe. I. Buble. J. Saracino, A. De Simone. V. Vretta, E. Cincu. L. Motiv, C. Tremlia. F. Mussin. A. Koebbe. S. Cook. Second row: R. Blanchard. M. Potoczak. M. Yancheson. J. Garner. T. Milito. M. Hager. P. Rebel. P. Quinn. A. Wan- derski. N. Guerrieri. S. Black. J. Renda. P. Molk. Third row: B. Murowski. F. Fourson, A. Gaskell. M. Dix- on. D. Jelonek. I. Kleszcz. M. Vander Wheele. A. Galloway, C. McNulty. Fourth row: D. Meier. A. Kibitlewski. M. Cooper. J. Simkiss, I. Bailey, M. Hen- dricks. D. Durocher. I. Pas- tula, I. Kukler. Fifth row: P. Brady. S. Hale. A. Francavilla, P. Krueger. V. Demergren, L. Mersdorf. F. Degrazia. _ Sixth row: S. Bunse. B. Lynch. P. Jones. M. Savage. C. Valerio. M. Beadle. G. Baker. L. Hipkiss. Seventh row: P. Seput, V. Pudlo, B. Berlin. W. Berk- ebile. J. Hartman. J. Pielecha. J. Herdon. D. Humphrey. Back row: B. Ulrich. J. Vin- cent. R. Hoerl. C. Salagan. T. Foris. J. Woodrum. M. T7- 11 r G.A.A. are the initials tagged to the Girl’s Athletic Association. This club, under Mrs. Mattingly, is for the sole purpose of promoting good sportsmanship among the fair sex. Club members participate in the intramurals which consist of volley ball, basket- ball, baseball, ping pong, and swimming. Each member received points for each activity she takes part in. The goal is 1200 points fora gold pin, 1000 points for a school letter, 700 for a chevron, and 300 for numerals. 98 O. A A The varsity girls include Dolores Kuciemba. Mar- garet Schroeder, Marilyn Lewis. Jane Ewing. Mari- lyn Bojas, Barbara Crafts, Rita Karmann, Pat Klein, Billie Parry and Ruth Finn. These girls have earned their numerals, chevrons, and school let- ters. Right: The G.A.A. offi- cers are Barbara Crafts, president; Joan Keller, treasurer; Doris Cann, vice-president. Secretary Coloma Gibbons is not pictured. Far Right: Mrs. Alberta Mattingly, sponsor of the organization. 99 Activities in the girl’s physical education department at Fordson are varied. Swimming and basketball are especi- ally popular with the girls. Fundamental strokes, life saving and diving are taught in the swimming classes. Round robin tournaments are held between class teams in basketball. Tumbling is the cause of many aches and bruises . 100 Field hockey ranks high in the line of fall sports. Teams of eleven are chosen for competitive games. Blue denim halters are worn to distinguish the teams. Volleyball nets decorate the gym when the first signs of winter appear. In class the girls are taught the rules and the finer points of volleying and serv- ing. Tournaments are held between class teams DOIN’ WHAT COMES NATURALLY 102 Bowling club members include Dorthy Muha, Marie Yancheson, Alice Wanderski, Martha Kon- goleski, June Rowe, Bar- bara Schafer, Dorothy Anderson, Betty Cole, Marian Trapp, Clara Kra- mer, Angeline De Simon, Josephine De Simon, Bet- ty De Grazia, Alfrieda Wasielewski, Irene Smith, Barbara Manchester, Dor- is Timm, Joan Scott, Dor- othy Canderlich, Joan Carrol, Dolores Baker, Helen Kachaturoff, Rose Marie Coopersmith, Billie Parry, Betty Lynch, Bar- bara Crafts, Pat Klein, Monica Potozak, Audrey Paton. Bernice Collins, Betty Barlow, Violet Av- ram, Evelyn Schultz, Joyce Moore, Margaret Schroeder, Lorraine Hub- ler, Helen Gypka, Anna Bitzko. Marianne Cavell, Dolores Kuciemba, Ann Whittman, Maureen Scan- lon, Doris Christian, Phyllis Tafelski, Sharon Satterfield and Joan Gar- ner. The bowling club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Alber- ta Mattingly, meets every Wednesday after school at the Dearborn Recreation. Teams of five elect their own cap- tains and bowl competitively against each other. At the end of the season the three highest teams oppose Dearborn High. The grand finale of the season is the bowling banquet . Left: Fine bowling form is displayed by Dolores Kuciemba. Below: Four of the many high point girls include Doris Christian, Ann Wittman, Ruth Finn, and Doris Timm. POPULARITY POLL Upper left: Ed Gasper—Individualist—has been the only boy cheerleader for Fordson through 1946-47. Upper center: Ron Stankey—Most likely to succeed—President of 1947 Student Council. Upper right: June Baldwin—Enthusiast—known as Bugs Bunny and is active in all school affairs. Center: Pat Mains—Class Beauty—was elected Homecoming Queen in 1946 for the football season. Lower left: Marlowe Sutherin—Loyalist—“Joan of Arc” of Fordson. She attended all games of the year. Lower right: Bob Miller—Intellectual—This fella has a 3.7 average 106 POPULARITY POLL 107 Upper left: Sheldon Slavin—Dramatist—has been in three all-school plays, two vaudeville shows, and one outside role. Upper right: Algy Greichus—Champion—all ’round fellow, great sport, humorous, and spetacular personality. Center: Jim Davis—Executive—President of 1946 Student Council. Lower left: Irene Parpart—Most active student—class officer and an active member of the Girl Reserves. Lower center: Ken Holloway—Humorist—For those interested in jokes, Ken’s office hours are from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Lower right: Bill Brehm—Musician—has been pounding the ivories for nine years. Due to circumstances beyond our control, John Tobin, elected as top athlete, does not appear in this section. His picture is on page 88. 108 THERE ARE ALWAYS A FEW 109 Upper left: Gabbing in class. Upper center: Running in the halls. Upper right: The Hot-foot? Lower left: Napping on teacher’s time. Lower center: Tripping in after last bell. Lower right: Never on time!! AUTOGRAPHS