Hazel Park High School - Viking Yearbook (Hazel Park, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1948 volume:

.7Ae MLM? Jvfmf fm 4,494 Haze! ,gall 7fMcAigan MMM 4, me june .sznior Cfadd of 7 94 8 5 P v W 4 I L, n emoriam JOHN E. ERICKSON Sujaerintenalent of Schools 1929 - 1947 0 , 0I QlfU0l The 1948 Viking Stull' presents this hook to you with hopes that it will help to recall your happy schooldays. .Zechcafion Because he has endeared himself to his faculty and student body alike through his congenial spirit, his sympathetic nature, and his enthusiasm for his posi- tion, the Viking Staff of 1948 is very happy to dedi- cate this edition to its Superintendent, P. JENEMA gi? Lols KREF1 lhcufxnn AICILVRIDE Sports Editor Sports Editor VVALTER IIERZNIAN VIRGINIA BLOSE Aft Editor Art Editor AWIISS SCHALM Adviser SHIRLEY QLARKSON ALAN NlCQ1A1llJlLI,I, Soclety hdttor Subscr1pt1on Ldtfw KENNETH PYOTT IRENE O BRIEN ROHERTA HAMM Ianuary Ed1fOf Editor tn Chief Sulvscr zptton Educ: LENORE BOWIVIAN Ancuuz VVAm1uusT Adve1t1s111g Edztor Photogmplzcr DELORIQS 1VIOLblA CJLARA BOWMAN Typist P1'O0f Retldef MR, MCCLQY Adviser IDRS v '75 .Q X if ff, K V f-if 'T' il 3 3 ? fzgxgl 555 if X ggajgs ih 5 3 M E .zl X 5 Q53 IM E X' x ,gg g 3? X F H QS X X I 2 Q K if ' , xi s 2 Q X: f '5 , WJ xx j 'if 1i,. 1 W me MLM? .nxususnxnxnsn mf - .,i if Page eight nxnxnnxu n Luna gf-su sn nicnxnxniau sux' nts nLnLnv sus- ns- ,sn xnsn suxnxn wx--snsn sux:-sn -sn-susuQ I 6l,l'llflCl,l g ADAMS, GERALD BAKER, JIM-hDebate BETHEL, NORMA-President of French Club BINKLEY, ROLLIN BLACKWELL, PATSY BOLLAN, GEORGE BROOK, MAXINE-Girls' Basketball CLARK, ROBERT CLIFTON, IRENE CROSTHWAITE, DEAN-Biology Club DEGRAW, DON-Football FRADET, ELEANOR-Secretary of Student Council, Vice President of French Club GADOWA, TED-Hi-Masquers, Varsity Club GOOD. MARY-Salutatorian, Y-Teens, Treasurer of Latin Club, Honor Society, Library Staff HARDING, SHIRLEY-Y-Teens HARDWICK, BOSWELL-Glee Club HARTSFIELD, MARGARET-Glee Club IRWIN, MARY-Sports ,1- JACKSON, CARL KELLER, BRUCE-President of Class, Glee Club, Hi-Masquers, Hi-Y, Secretary-Treasurer of Varsity Club, Track, Cross Country If LADD, JAMES-Glee Club LANE, RICHARD-Sports, Varsity Club, Hi-Masquers, Honor Society LEKO, JOHN LESTER, HELENEL-Hi-Masquers, Corr. Secretary of Student Council, Honor Society, Vice President of Y-Teens LIGHTHALL, BARBARA MAHANES, RICHARD-Vice President, Hi-Masquers MCGUIRE, LOIS MCINTYRE, ESTELLE 1948 anuar eniom MCMUR RAY, LILLIAN-Y-Teens MICK, HERBERT NICOLL, VIVIAN-Secretary of Class, Feature Edi- tor of Hazel Parker, Queen of Class OAKFORD, HELEN PARK, LARRY-Sports, Athletic Board, President of Phy-Chem, Latin Club, Varsity Club, Hi-Y, Honor Society, Wolverine Boys' State, Valedictorian PHILLIPS, EVON-Secretary of Phy-Chem, Honor Society, Treasurer of Student Council, Y-Teens, Latin Club, Wolverine Girls' State PYOTT, KENNETH-Co-Editor of Viking, Football, King of Class REICHERT, ANN ROHELIER, MABLE-Treasurer of Class SHEPARD, GLADYS SHILLEN, CHARLES SNOWDEN, JACQUELINE STEINMAN, RICHARD-Phy-Chem SUCHEY, STANLEY TAYLOR, TOM-President of Varsity Club, Captain of Football, Hi-Masquers THOMPSON, JULIE-Y-Teens, Football Queen TISCHOUSER, LEONA TRUDEAU, PAT-Glee Club, Sports TUCKER, FRANCIS-Phy-Chem, Varsity Basketball, Hi-Y, Latin Club VAN BUSKIRK, DELORES-Y-Teens, Latin Club, Hi-Masquers, Debate VARGO, JOE WATT, MARJORIE WATTS, FRANCIS WOODCRAFT, ED WORKMAN, PHIL-Vice President of Student Council, Honor Society, Editor of Hazel Parker, Hi-Y, Wolverine Boys' State snxn-su-snsnsnsnxnxmx.-s--snxn gnxf-xusnsuxnrsus--xux.-Q me MLM? Page nine JOHN KATSOU LOS John Katsoulos was the first Michigan high school student to receive the Detroit Free Press S2500 scholarship given to the champion debater of the state. The Viking recognizes this achievement and dedicates this page to the encouragement of forensics among future Hazel Park students. une Cfafm OKACQI06 NORIW THONI-President BILL NIClN'HNNfVice President NIURIEL HARLOVV-Secretn 1 HAZEL BOCUES-Treasurer CLASS MOTTO: They can who think they can CLASS FLOWERS : Wllite Gladiolus CLASS COLORS: Zwaroon and Silver CLASS ADVISERS: Bliss Schalm, Affr. McCl0y, IWiss E. Thomas, IWrs. Stafford, Mr. Ripmaster we Ubin? :sux-nsnxn s-,sn Page twelve snsnnsnsuxnx--5-ax-n uns-as--x.-sn wx: I948 nsns- ns- nmnxnmuinvxuss usnsnxmsuxn-sus-nsnxn susns-use une eniom AGNELLO, ANGELO-Honor Society, Student Coun- cil, Hi-Y, Latin Club, Debate, Editor of Hazel Parker, Sports, College Prep. ANDERSON, BILL ANTOSH, LOUISE--Glee Club: General BAKER, BUD BALLARD, MARY-Valedictorian, Senior Y-Teens, Senior Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Phy-Chem, Latin Club, Honor Society, College Prep. BARENDS, MARIE-Senior Y-Teens, All Sports, Library Staf, General BARKER, PAT-Biology Club, Senior Y-Teens, General BECK, DELORES-Glee Club, Commercial BENEDICT, NATALIE-French Club, General BLOSE, VIRGINIA-Senior Y-Teens, Hi-Masquers, Secretary-Treasurer Biology Club, C0-Art Editor of Viking, Commercial BOGDANOVICH, STEVE-General BOGUES, HAZEL-Honor Society, Hi-Masquers, President Senior Y-Teens, Treasurer of Class, College Commercial BONN, DOROTHY-Latin Club, Biology Club, Hi- Masquers, Hazel Parker Staff, Senior Y-Teens, Honor Society, College Commercial BOWMAN, CLARA-Senior Y-Teens, Biology Club, Senior Girls' Glee Club, Proofreader of Viking, College Commercial BOWMAN, JUNE-Senior Y-Teens, Latin, Biology, Secretary of Honor Society, College Commercial BOWMAN, LENORE-Senior Y-Teens, Hi-Masquers, Advertising Editor of Viking, Commercial BRIERLY, JANE-Senior Y-Teens, Commercial BROOKS, ROZEL-QBiology, Basketball, General BROOKS, VIDA MAE-Senior Y-Teens, Biology' General s BUCHANAN, JULIE-Senior Y-Teens, President of Hi-Masquers, Library Staji, General BUCKETT, RALPH-Boys' Glee Club, Treasurer of Phy-Chem, Honor Society, General BURNS. JACK CARROTHERS, BILL--Golf, Hi-Y, General CASTILLOUX, RITA-Biology, Senior Girls' Glee Club, General CHOPP, JOAN-Phy-Chem, College Commercial CIZMAS, NADA-Phy-Chem, French Club, Senior Y-Teens, College Prep. CLARK, GERTRUDE--Senior Y-Teens, Biology, General CLARKSON, SHIRLEY-Biology, Senior Y-Teens, Honor Society, Society Editor of Viking, Commercial v I948 vsoxuxnxusn-sun sus-ns:-snsnsu me HAM? suxuxn-xnsnsnrsuxux--xnxnsuxnsnx--xux-wsu x-nx--xnxusnxnrsusnsux-.snsn eein X Q rm' x is.. une eniorzi CLYMA, J. C. COMPTON. BETTY-Cheerleader, Sports, Commercial CRACIUN, ANN-Latin, Hi-Masquers, Honor Society, Senior Y-Teens, Commercial CREAN, VIVIAN-Senior Y-Teens, Debating, Honor Society, Queen of Classg Commercial CROSS, MARY LEE CRUMBACK, PEGGY-Biology, Treasurer of Hi- Masquers, Secretary of Future Nurses, All Sports, Senior Y-Teens, College Prep. CULL, JAMES-General CYRUS, DON--Varsity Club, Varsity Baseball: General CZAMANSKE, RUTH-Student Council. Senior Y-Teens, Phy-Chem, Biology, Latin, Hi-Masquersg College Prep. DAVIDSON, MARIAN-Athletic Board, Senior Y-Teens, Latin, Secretary Bowling Club, Sports, Future Nurses DEBENC, CECILIA-Commercial DEGEORGE, FRANCES-Hi-Masquers, Senior Y-Teens, Commercial DENNIS, KATHLEENfSenior Girls' Glee Clubg Senior Y-Teens, Hi-Masquers, Bowling Clubg General DESANTIS, MARY DEYARMOND, VIRGINIA--Library, Hi-Masquersg General DIMITROFF, GEORGE DOLATA, FRANCES DOWLING, DONNA MAE-Latin Club, Senior Y-Teensg Commercial DRESSEL, VIRGINIA-Senior Y-Teens, Future Nurses, Biology, Phy-Chem, College Prep. DROOPE, KENNETH DUNLAP, BETTY-Senior Y-Teens, Latin Club, General DURPHY, IDABELLE-Senior Y-Teens, Biology Club, General ELDER, MONA GENE-Biology, Senior Girls' Glee Club, Future Nursesg General ENOCHS, DONALD-Debate Team, Hi-Y, General FERLAND, FRANCES--Senior Y-Teens, Commercial FORD, MARY FULLER, DOLORES-Commercial GALLOWAY, BETTY-Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, General Page thirteen Z I e 1 :ng 1948 inxnnxniusnxuxsnsnxnxunxuLui0LnnLni1iL1 x s ss s usa s wx nxn sc Q Q s wx nsoss xnxx s Q s ns sus: Q une eniom GATES, BILL-Varsity Club, Glee Club, Band, Track, Football, General GWILT, NANCY-Biology, Senior Y-Teens, General HACKER, FRIEDA MAE-Senior Y-Teens, General HAMILTON, JIM-Hi-Y, General HAMILTON, LAWRENCE-Biology, Phy-Chem, Hi- Masquers, Hi-Y, Class Historian, College Prep. HAMM, ROBERTAA-Senior Y-Teens, Subscription Editor of Viking, Commercial HARLOW, MURIELYSenior Y-Teens, Latin Club, Honor Society, Class Secretary, College Comm. HARRISON, DOLORES-Biology, Latin, College Prep. HEALEY, BETTY-French Club, Senior Y-Teens, General HERMAN, WALTER-Track, Cross Country, Varsity Club, Art Editor of Viking, Colleke Prep. HERMANCE. BEVERLY-Phy-Chem, Hi-Masquers, Glee Club. Biolocly, Senior Y-Teens, Sports, General HIGHSMITH, JANE-Latin, Phy-Chem, Hi-Masquers, Biology, Stamp, Honor Society, Secretary of Y-Teens, College Prep. HOEBERLING, JAMES-Glee Culb, Phy-Chem, Baseball, College Prep. HOFFMAN, JANICE-Biology Club, Glee Club, Hi- Masquers, Senior Y-Teens, Phy-Chem, Treasurer of Honor Society, College Prep. HORBACH, EVA-Commercial HULME, BETTY-Senior Y-Teens, Hi-Masquers, Bowling, General JENKINS, JAMES-Hi-Y, Biology, General JOHNSON, BILL JONES, DOROTHY-General KNOBLOCK, BOB-Biology, Varsity, Football, Track, Captain Swimming Team, General KORZENIEWSKI, HENRY KOZLOSKI, LEONARD-Biology, General KOZLOWSKI, VINCENT-Biology! General KRAFT, IRENE-Commercial KRALINGER, VIVIAN-Senior Y-Teens, Future Nurses, College Commercial KREFT, GERALDINE-Senior Y-Teens, Commercial KREFT, LOIIS-Senior Y-Teens, Hi-Masquers, Cheer Leader, Sports Editor of Viking, General LADD, JUANITA-Library Staff, College Prep. Page fourteen ' -Hr 1948 nxusnsnnxususnxa -susnsu susos-ns-asnsu une eniom LAMBERT, NORENE-Library Staff, Senior Y-Teens, Commercial LANGNAU, CHARLES-Baseball, Treasurer of Hi-Y, King of Class, College Prep. LEFEVER, LOIS-Senior Girls' Glee Club, Senior Y-Teens, General MCCARDELL, ALLAN-Phy-Chem, Vice President of Honor Society, Treasurer of Student Council, Subscription Editor of Viking, College Prep. MCCARDELL, GEORGE-General MCILVRIDE. RICHARD-Sports, Sports Editor of Viking, General MCINTOSH, BILL G.-Track, Biology, Hi-Y, General MCINTOSH, BILL H.-Hi-Masquers, Hi-Y, Varsity, Sports, General MCINTYRE, DAVID-Sports, Varsity Club, General MCMINN, WILLIAM-Football, Hi-Y, Varsity, General MCTEER, MYRTLE-General MAPLES, GLEN-Track, Captain Cross Country, Hazel Parker Printer, Varsity Club, General MATYKA, HENRY-Bi0lOQy! General MAYES, JEAN-Junior Girls' Glee Club, Badminton, General MIENTEK, PATRICIA-Senior Y-Teens, Nurses, Hi-Masquers, College Prep. MILLER, JERRYA-General Future MILLS, HELEN-Senior Y-Teens, Sports, Commercial MILLS, JOYCE-General MINTON, WANDA-Senior Y-Teens, Sports, Commercial MOBERLY, LOUIS-Hi-Y, General MODIN, FRED-Hi-Y, College Prep. MOESTA, DELORES-Senior Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Typist of Viking, Commercial MOORE, FRANCES--Latin, Phy-Chem, Senior Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Senior Y-Teens, College Prep. NAHRA, LORICE-Latin, Hi-Masquers, Senior Girls, Glee Club, Senior Y-Teens, Hazel Parker Staff, Letter Winner in Sports, Bowling, General NAROZNY, MARCELLA-Biology, Senior Y-Teens, Future Nurses, Bowling, General NIEMAN. GRACE-Sports, Bowling, Future Nurses, Senior Y-Teens, General NIETUBICZ, ROBERTA-President of Future Nurses, Sports, Senior Y-Teens, General O'BRIEN, IRENE--Honor Society, Hi-Masquers, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Editor of Viking, College Commercial we Ulfing xuxnxuxnxnxu sn-snxnsusuxnn sux-use ns- 'sn-xnsusnxa uxe nsnxn xnxx: Page Hfteen A nxnx-nxnsn sf -sn jAe ,lALiI'lg ,J Page sixteen usa-sus-wx-nxnx --sux-n snxnsnsl nsnsususnnsnsnxnsuxuns.-snsuxusansn-sus-:sn 1948 une eniom O'RILEY, FRED-Cross Country, Varsity Club, College Prep. PARKS, MARY-Latin, Phy-Chem, College Prep. PECK, ELSIE-Senior Y-Teens, Sports, General PETERSON, NORMA-Biology, Glee Club, Senior Y-Teens, Hi-Masquers, Sports, General PFANKUCH, GRACEfGlee Club, Y-Teens, Sports, General PINCHON, VICTOR-French, Biology, Varsity, Hi-Y, Sports, General PIRL, ROBERT-Track, Hi-Y, General PITT, BOBBIE JEAN-Latin, Senior Y-Teens, Commercial POFF, BILL-Biology, College Prep. PRECZEWSKI, JOE-Printing Staff, Hi-Masquers, General PRENTISS, HUGH-Biology, Phy-Chem, Varsity, Boys' Glee Club, President of Hi-Y, Football, General QUINN, BOB-Salutatorian, Student Council, Phy-Chem, Biology, Honor Society, Hi-Y, Band, College Prep, I RAWA, JOSEPHINE-Senior Y-Teens, Commercial RAYNER, PEGGY RENAUD, JOAN-Hi-Masquers, Senior Y-Teens, Mixed Chorus, Senior Girls' Glee Club, College Prep. RICHARDSON, JERRY-Reserve Baseball, Track, Hi-Y, General RICHMOND, EVELYN-Commercial RINNAN, JIM ROE. GLENN-Biology, Phy-Chem, General ROGERS, DORA-Hi-Masquers, Senior Y-Teens, Mixed Chorus, Senior Girls Glee Club, Cheer Leader, General ROUND, LILLIAN SAWYER, JOHNNIE-Hi-Y, Varsity, Biology, Cap- tain of Varsity Basketball, General SCHONMEIER, VIRGINIA-Senior Y-Teens, Future Nurses, Biology, Senior Girls, Glee Club, Hi- Masquers, Bowling, Sports, General SCHULZ, IRENE-Commercial SCHWARTZ, JUANITA-Hi-Masquers, Vice Pres. of Latin, Senior Y-Teens, President of Bowling, Sports, General SCOTT, MOLLY-Senior Y-Teens, Future Nurses, Latin Club, Sports, College Prep. SEMPLE, BOB-Boys' Glee Club, Reserve Baseball, Hi-Y, Phy-Chem, College Prep. SENECHAL, LOUIS-Sports, Biology Club, Hi-Y, General 1948 4cs..1vs1u'x.cus.nsusuxnxnsusuxnnsn-xnxx' snnsnsnnsnsn-sus-'sn .7442 Mhng isniniuriu ni: vinliuLuini1 ns: vit nina limviuvinrsxviuvi , , , 3: :- M une eniord SHARKEY, KENNETH-General SHEPARD, NOLAN-President of Honor Society, Debate, Student Council, Phy-Chem, Hi-Y, Reserve Baseball, College Prep. SIMECK, EVA!-General SMITH, GLORIA-General SMITH, HERBERT SMITH, RONALD STEWART, DON STRUBE, ELOIS-General STRUBE, JOYCE-Library, Y-Teens, General STUCKEY, JUNE-Senior Y-Teens, Senior Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, General SWETICH, JOSEPH-Biology, Phy-Chem, Track, General TASKER, ROBERT-Hi-Masquers, Hi-Y, President of Lettermanis Club, Captain Varsity Baseball, Football, General TI-IOM, NORMAN-President of Class, Hazel Parker Stajf, Hi-Y, Hi-Masquers, Biology Club, Baseball, Football, General THURAU, PHYLLIS UPCHURCH, DONALD-Hi-Masquers, Phy-Chem, Biology, Track, Class Historian, College Prep. URBAN, CLELAND-General VAN BUSKIRK, ANNE-Latin Club, Library Staff, Senior Y-Teens, Hazel Parker Staff, Hi-Masquersg General WAGNER, ELEANOR-vSenior Y-Teens, General WALKER, BETTY LOU-Latin, Senior Y-Teens, Senior Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Honor Society, All Sports, College Prep. WALTERS, GEORGE WARHURST, ARCHIE-Hazel Parker Staf, Viking Staff, Varsity Club, Football, Captain Swimming Team, Track, Hi-Y, Biology Club, General WATT, MARILYN-Senior Girls' Glee Club, French Club, Senior Y-Teens, All Sports, General WEBSTER, VIRGINIA-Latin Club, Hi-Masquers, Senior Y-Teens, Honor Society, Bowling, Future Nurses, All Sports, College Prep. ' WEST, MARY-French Club, Senior Girls' Glee Club, General WHEELER, BARBARA-Senior Y-Teens, Glee Club, Baseball, Commercial WIDGREN, ALLAN-Biology Club, Vice President of Hi-Masquers, Printing, General WILLIAMS, PHYLLIS--Hi-Masqucrs, Bowling, Senior Y-Teens, General WOOD, JACQUELYN-General Page seifeziteeu jLe Main? 1 948 rnxnsusnnsnxnnsn-sn-xnxuxu Page eighteen asa sux:nxnnxnxususnnxnxns-nxnsu sunsnxnsnxnsu snsux une eniorri LWRIGHT, SHIRLEY-Latin Club, Senior Y-Teensg Commercial YANAKEFF, ALEX-General ZIMBO, TED-General Not Photographed- BUTLER, HELEN JUNTILA. BOB WHITE, JACK '0 Cl, gfdbludfe You have come now at last to the top of the hill Where there stretches before you the trials of life. Won't you pause and look back on the road up the hill At both pleasuresand sorrows, at progress and strife? Have your interests been broadened? has life been increased Has the joy of real living been stamped on your soul? llave you learned how to laugh and to love and to serve With the best good of others as ultimate goal? With a feeling of sadness and joy, you should come To the end of it all on this sunny spring day For the worlds all before you and life scarce begun And the top of the hill is the turn of the way. All the problems of life and its living await Whieli will tax all your efforts in thought and in deed And your friends and your classmates are standing today Ar your turn of the road and are waving 'KGod speedfl IILTY W.: ww, V xkmw M ,..v-A,,A-...,,,,-qxywu c 'M 'WWAW ' ww . A K., ? f I Enumuns 3 f i vi: ggnrpr frail, f,? Q f3!gf Wmfi 1 fi f 'xx ,JF ,,,.M i7 B I f . !ix5w9HvAS.gcGgJx: ,fix X Qfxgq MRSQH4' 5 xff , ' 3 ,Y , Q 5 x if i if 3 ,,..,,,,,M,4WHwNvkWwM. W 1 ,wk Q A A..A-V,. ...w.,.....v., ,,,,AQy.sM-V MW -,, I H. H. BEECHER Principal .xdclminidfrafion P. JENEMA Superintendent H. D. OSBORN Assistant Superintendent 1948 - lxpvsgspn xm s,nvs.n-sncxnnsnvxnvsnxmsn-s4vx4ns4n sn-swnx-nxlnxnnsono snxn nsusu suxs-xnxx nsusn jhe MLM? visit! Xt1it1Lt1i.nu'S,4I'L.0 Lain Q06 el 6 ABBOTT-B.S., Central Michigan College of Education, Gym, Swimming, Hygiene ANDRIZZI-B.S., Central Michigan College of Education, Gym, Swimming, Hygiene BLACKWELL-A.B., Augustana College, Rock Island, Ill.g M.E., Wayneg Biology, General Science BRENNER-B.S., Central State Teachers College, Life Cer- tijicate, Central State Teachers College, Gen'l Science, Mathematics CLUTE-B.S., Central Michigan College of Education, M.M., Uni- versity of Michigang Instrumental Music COMPTON-B.S., Michigan State Normal College, English COOK-A.B., DePauw University, M.E., Wayne University, Spanish, Latin CRAWFORD-B.S. in Education, Northwestern University, M.E., Wayne University, Social Sciences, Junior Busi- ness Training CROTHERS--Ph.B., University of Chicagog M.A., University of Michigang Latin DAVENPORT-B.S. in Education, University of Michigan, Physics, Chemistry Page twenty-one 7 Y -w J ' I 94 8 e 1 :ng ...x..,..,..s..x..s..x..x..s..,..x.. ,..s..s..s..s..s..s..s..x..,..,..x..x..x..x..s..s..x..s..x..x.,,.,s..s.. s..,..,..,,.,..,., Page twenty-two Hall ellff DAVIS-A.B., M.A., University of Michigang Social Science ELDRED-A.B., Michigan State Norrnalg History FINK-B.A., Michigan State Collegeg M.A., University of Michi- gang Civics, Social Science FINLEY-Ojjlice Clerk GRBA-A.B., University of Michigang Attendance Work and Recreation GREY-M.A. in Education, University of Michigang Bookkeeping, Retail Selling HAMILTON-Office Clerk HOLT-B.S., Taylor Universityg Foods and Home Economics HUFF-B.S., Wayneg Library LOMBARD-A.B., University of Michigan: Typing f 948 .7Ae MLM snnxnns:nsuxnxnnsnnxnnxusnnxnnxnnxususuns:ns:nxnnsnsnsnxnsnsnsnnxax- nxusnsnsuxnxn nxnsnxuxux nsnsnxnxu- QCLC QF5 LUTKUS-B.S., Michigan State Normal Collegeg Physical Education MCCLAIN-A.B., University of Michigang M.A., University of Michigang English MCCLOY-B.A., Alma Collegeg M.E., Wayneg Mathematics MCCRORY-A.B., University of Michigang A.M., University of Michigang History and Geography MCCULLY-B.A., Michigan State Collegeg M.E., Wayne Univer- sityg Mathematics MARK-Board of Education Secretary MARTIN-A.B., DePauw Universityg M.E., Wayne Universityg Journalism, The Hazel Parker Adviser MOORE, MRS-B.S., Wayne Universityg Life Certificate, Michigan State Normalg Art Education MOORE, MR.-A.B., Central State Teachers Collegeg A.M., Uni- versity of Michigang Drafting and Printing OBERMAN-B.Ed., Illinois State Normal Universityg English, French, World History Page twenty-three l Al jhe MLM? V Q ' .usosnnsnnsuxnsn xn -xox-usanxnsnxi-s-wsusaas-nsnsnsnsnsnsnsusnn snsuxnxuxnxnxn nsusnxnnsuxnxa -xusnxnns Page twenty-four flat em RAETZEL-Ofice Clerk RICHARDS-A.B., Hillsdale Collegeg Social Science RIGGS-B.A., Michigan State Normal College: General Shop RIPMASTER-B.S., Michigan State Collegeg Physical Education ROBY-A.B., Geneva Collegeg Mathematics and History RODENBERG-A.B., Lawrence Collegeg History and English SCHALM-A.B., Western Michigan Collegeg M.E., Wayne Uni- Uersityg English SCHLICHTMAN-B.S., University of Nebraskug Foods and Clothing, Home Economics SINK-A.B., University of Michigang Mathematics SMITH-A.B., Kalamazoo Collegeg English f 948 jhe ,whiny 1-snnxnsusnxuxnu sus--xnsnsnxnn Q-:xnxxnsnxnsn-xuxnns'nsnxnxnxnxnnsusnsnxm snxnsususnxufsuxuxnxnxnxu QC!! 2l :5 STAFFORD-A.B., Michigan State College: History STAUBUS-B.A., North Central Collegeg English and Drarnatics THOMAS, E.-B.S., Wayneg M.E.,, Wayneg Life Certificate, Michi- gan State Teachers' Collegeg Shorthand and Typing THOMAS, F.-B.S., Northern Michigan College of Educa- tiong M.A., Wayne Universityg Music TITSWORTH-A.B., Michigan State Normal Collegeg M.A., Wayne Universityg Mathematics and Social Studies WALL-A.B., University of Michigang M.A., University of Michigang English WEBB-B.S., Alina Collegeg M.E., Wayne Universityg Algebra and Mathematics, Counselor WELLER-A.B., and M.A., University of Michigang English ZEPP-B.S., Michigan State Normalg Social Studies and Coach Page twenty- live gave! fo! glclucafion ZIGMUND NIPARKO ROBERT C. TAYLOR Secretary , Treasurer HENRY F. BUMANN President K JOHN C. HITCHCOCK DELMAR HALL Trustee Trustee N 4 7 J ff' A 41 X V t ,wmwfx A , , , Ax- Y f' I ' k 'vw li' t . X , , 3 xx Rx --,-'fxk 2' K m X X A vig X, x X RAE N1g,'N.x X xy X xx X ix! KTN M .x..,..s..,..N.,..,..,..,.,,..x..,..,..x..,..,. GUILTY Ile slyly placed a magazine Behind his history book, And when I wasn't watching him, He tried to steal a look. He squirmed and wigglcd restlessly As if he were in pain, And what he tried to cover up, He made so very plain. When I was younger, years ago, I acted quite the way This boy I've had my eyes upon Has tried to act today. I thought I fooled my teacher then, But now I plainly sec, I fooled him just about as much As this young man fooled me. THE GRADUATES' FAREWELL No more youll sec our happy faces Around the old familiar places. No more youll hear our raucous yells Between the class's passing bells. No more youll see us stand in line, No more youll soak us for a Hne, No more youll say we're in a coma, For now we hold a signed diploma. CONSCIENCE If I should stand behind a group To spot an irritating sound, It's ten to one that every time, The guilty person turns around. ALIBIS It really is funny How people will try To cover their errors By telling a lic. If they only knew it, Their action aflords, A much better answer Than meaningless words. Page twenty-eight ns--snxusnsnnsn-sn1x11xi'sux'nxn-sn-xn'yn-snnsns--Q-nsnxnx ua! pltgmea By B. A. lX'lCCLOY RATING Each month I rate my boys and girls An UA or B or 'lC,', For work they've done those twenty days That was assigned by me. Sometimes, I know, I give a grade Because I have been fooled, To one who didn't do the tasks Exactly as I ruled. Perhaps it's true that someone else Ilas really over worked, And failed to get a passing mark Because I felt they shirked. This mark of NAU or B or C, That I have thought you earned Wcinit help a bit in after life - It's really what youive learned. A TEACHING CREED I think if you can meet the boys, And share with them what each enjoys, That teaching w0uldn't be a bore, But every day y0u'd like it more. just let them see youre human folk, Know how to give and take a joke, You may not like it -just the same They like to see you at a game. To prove to them that lifeis worth while, Sometimes just greet them with a smile By being sympathetic, too, Thcyll place their confidence in you. I think if you can meet the boys, And share with them what each enjoys, That teaching wouldnt be a bore, But everyday you'd like it more. Sn alori X , J L l'l6ll05 ww mmm: nge SNK Q 15 as fm, .,,, m P! is Wk M555 M gf Y M. ze 1 :ng 8 J ' ,,..,.,,..x.,x..x..x..x..x..s..,..x..x..,..s..x.. ,..x..x..x..x..,..s..x..x..,.,,..s.. -..X..x..,..x..,..,..x..X..x..x..,., ,,,,. l 0llll6! .SZ'A00!5A0f5 me llALiI'lg 1 948 sans-nsnsnsnxnxu xn xnsnsnxn su:snnxnxanxnsnsnnsuns:ns:nsnnxnxuxnnxns-nxnsnsnxn-xnsusnxn snsnxnxnxnsnn 1 wind Row One- Marvin and Melvin Daniel, born May 26, 1932, in Detroit, Michigan Murl and Myrna McConnell, born April 19, 1933, in Highland Park, Michigan Gloria and Joan Jackson, born October 19, 1933, in Highland Park, Michigan Row Two- Loraine and Lenore Ackerson, born October 1, 1933, in Lonacony, Maryland Eugene and Kenneth Strube, born November 6, 1931, in Detroit, Michigan Row Three- Marlene and Margie Benche, born August 20, 1932, in Detroit, Michigan Bobbie and Billy Felts, born January 31, 1933, in Campbell, Missouri Page thirty-two 1948 jde Ubin? alliliiililliiitltlIil1il!LllLll'ilii!lillillLiliiilliiillitlL!lLliil1LllilILQVLKIQIWLJlililtillLlILlYilii!lillill'Lllkl4'iJlOL U 66 ,W Vile, the Senior class of june 1948, being on this day, and Ruth Czamanske is leaving her heart behind. VVonder this day only in a sensible and sober state of mind, do hereby who toll! will and bequeath the valuables and otherwise which we have acquired during our four years of learning at this intellectual institution. We further declare this to be our last will and testament. The first on our list is Bob Tasker, who leaves his female fan club to joe Gilligan who looks so lonesome. Norene Lambert leaves her quiet, graceful manner to Winkle Ruskovvski. Helen Mills leaves her giggles to all those students who have trouble laughing at Mr. Richards' funny jokes. 'lean Mayes leaves all the extra credits which enabled her to graduate this June to Bill Shelton who is beginning to worry. Ann Craciun and VVanda hlinton leave their shorthand whiz to Jeanne Hoffman and Frances Sadler who are having a hard time. Nlary Ballard leaves a little bit of her singing talent to Dinah Shore and .lo Stafford. .lim Cull leaves his little Crosley full of Campus Cuties to Bill Czamanske. Phyllis Thurau and Rita Castilloux leave their last names to he spelled by the eighth grade spelling champ, Carol Swan. Lawrence Hamilton leaves his huge shoulders, broad chest, towering height, and protruding biceps to Bob Allan. Mary Lee Cross leaves her swing to anyone who has a porch big enough. hlarcella Narozny leaves her tall, slender figure to .loan Hofsomcr. Ralph Buckett leaves a tiny chunk of his well-known brain to be placed on file in the library for those students who per- sistently have heavy dates the night before a test. It may be used at the rate of two cents a day. The two cents will be used to buy pickling juice to keep it in condition. Virginia Schonmeier leaves her love and understanding of basketball to all the girls who don't know the difference between a dribble and a foul shot. Bill McMinn doesn't want to leave Marion so he doesn't leave anything. Lenore Bowman leaves her lovely natural blonde hair to a certain girl who made a terrible mistake-mentioning no names but her initials are Marlene Sewell. Marian Davidson, who has gone steady with one fellow for over two years, wills this feat to Carol Young who is having a rocky time. Cleland Urban leaves his gas buggy and eight violation tickets to Bill Armour who also has a head start. Ioan Renaud leaves fond memories of playing HMother to a total of live kids while acting in high school plays to Bernice Pinchon. Elois Strubc leaves the muscles which she acquired while working as an usherette in the balcony of the R.K.O. show to Pat McCarthy. Frances Dolata leaves her little brother to carry on her name. Beverly Hermance leaves the engagement ring that she hasn't managed to get yet to Eleanor Thibodeau who won't have half that much trouble. Walter Herman leaves his bar-bells and long hair cuts to his buddy, Ron Perry. Dorothy Bonn leaves taking with her Bill Carrothers who will be best man when she marries his brother Lanson. I. C. Clyma leaves his sharp collection in shirts to Tom Keragis to add to his collection, June Stuckey and Molly Scott leave their inseparable friendship to jean Gillespie and Bob Shellnut. Angie Agnello leaves his ability to talk his way out of any- thing to Helen Molnar who has a hard time getting a tardy permit. Nada the Skirt Cizmas leaves her collection of long skirts to cover up Nancy Peterson's legs. Roberta Hamm leaves her last name to Betty Bacon. Bob Pirl leaves his daily feuds with lVlr. Webb to Doug Haesler who is also having troubles. Ken Droope leaves his drooping ambition to Paul Clark. Betty Healey leaves a pint of Bug-a-boo to john Bugbee. Betty Compton Halpin leaves her ability to fry eggs, make toast, kiss her husband goodbye, and still make it to school on time, to this yearls track team. , Joyce Mills leaves her I was meant for me attitude to Thais Copley. Nancy Gwilt hates to leave because she won't be able to see all those boys in high school anymore. Irene Kraft leaves a pound of her fatherls cheese for jere Peterson to use for bait. She has tried everything else. George VValters leaves, still one of the swellcst guys in the class. Roberta Nietubicz and Dora Rogers leave their reputation being two of the loudest girls in high school to the local Fire Station in case they need a new siren. Mary Ford leaves, still trying to convince Bill H. McIntosh that there is a Ford in his future. Bud Baker leaves his Rip Van Winkle characteristics to all the Government and Economics Classes. Jim Jenkins leaves his art for love making to all the shy eighth graders, Pat Barker leaves her pretty reddish blond hair to Mr Brenner so he can keep his hat from falling down over his ears. Virginia Deyarmond leaves her unusual voice to all the public speaking classes. Shirley Clarkson leaves her ability to tell her boyfriend off and receive two dozen roses and two gardenias from him the next day to any one who could do better. Bill Anderson leaves his natural blond hair to Ruth Roberts who is still hitting the peroxide bottle. Lois LeFever leaves to ioin Bob Brown and become a Brownie. Rozel Brooks and Bill Poff combine their height to leave to Hugh McMasters for use in the next basketball season. Ron Smith leaves his boxing gloves to Bonnie Spencer and .loan Hofsomer so they won't have to use their bare hands. Natalie Benedict leaves her last name to her long lost cousin, Rav. Page thirty-three K A J 1948 snsoxnxuxnxnsnnsususnsm-sn snns:sscnxnxnxnxusnsnusanxususnusa'xcnxmns:nxnnsusnsnsnsnxan snnsusnsnsuxn 1 une 'Cfcwd Jim Hamilton leaves all his happy memories of those evenings down at Ryans Recreation to Glenn Mussellman. Jackie Wood leaves her reducing secret to Sally Shadow Grace. Grace Pfankuch leaves-still looking for her lost eye-lash curler. Evelyn Richmond and Vincent Kozlowski leave just as quietly as they came. Bob Juntila leaves his dead pan look to Bonnie Jones. Donald Enochs leaves his cute little double chin to Anna Mac DeLong so she will have four. Betty Hulme leaves her wonderful sense of humor to Freddie Belcovski who really doesn't need it. Bill H. Mclntosh leaves behind his mother to hold the sobbing heads of all the heartbroken girls that he has left behind. Pat Mientek leaves her ability to swear in Polish to Art Phillips who doesn't do so bad in English. Myrtle McTeer leaves her sewing ability to Annabelle Westrope so she can finish that skirt which she started last year. Nolan: Shepard leaves-still as sheepy as ever. Josephine Rawa leaves her sister, Virginia, to carry on her innocent ways. CThat will be quite a iob for Virginia!D Hugh Prentiss leaves his record of never having dated a girl while in high school to Bill Bauer who dates them from where ever he can get them. Shirley Wright leaves her ability to go to the Donut Shop in Highland Park after the June Prom to Anna Alessi who has never been to a Prom. June Bowman leaves thc faces that she makes when she talks to anyone who wants some free entertainment. Elsie Peck leaves-still. the envy of all the girls and the object of all the boys' affections. Ted Zimbo leaves his ability to break his full budget of lab instruments to Ray Benedict who always manages to get his money back. Virginia Blose and Louis Moberly leave together, and oh-so happy! Marilyn'Watt leaves her high voltage to Roseann Stasewich who doesn't even raise a spark. Louis Senechal leaves his hidden talent for piano playing to Jerry Trembath so he can carry on in his sister's foot-steps. Bill Johnson and Dolores Fuller leave their innocent faces to Bonnie Spencer and Nancy Sade. Frances Moore leaves her lovely complexion to all those girls who keep Max Factor in business.. Glenn Roe leaves his antique gas buggy to Miss Lombard, who has to walk to school. Norma Peterson leaves her intense dislike of all boys and her record of never having been kissed to her sister. Nancy. Chuck Langnau leaves his blushing ability to Douglas French who can say anything and never blink an eye. George Dimitroff leaves his nice, thick mustache to Rudy Baas so he can give the girls a thrill. Peggy Crumback leaves her sunny, cheerful disposition to Alex Novitsky, who has plenty already. . Page thirty-four Don Stewart leaves a huge bridal bouquet from his father's Hower shop to Shirley Childers and Ray Wood who will be needing it soon. Eva Simick leaves her 2.0 inch waist line to Joan Short who is trying vainly to reduce. Steve Bogdanovich leaves his last name to be translated by the Spanish classes. Don Upchurch leaves his acting ability to be used to H11 a hole in a thimble down in the sewing room. Barbara Wheeler leaves her seen-butfnot-heard manner upon Maxine Pierce who can be heard anywhere. Bill G. Mclntosh wills to his teachers a little peace a quiet- ness. Happy teachers! Don Cyrus and Jerry Miller leave all their old girls to Ray Groff who thinks he is a great lover. Al Yanakeff leaves iust as fast as his big Buick will take him away. Helen Butler leaves her pretty knees that have been seen by most everyone, to Bill Waldron who needs them for the next basketball season. Lorice Nahra leaves her lovely iet black hair to Bobby Sue Rayner, who, after months of experiments has managed to come out with a reasonable facsimile. Grace Nieman leaves one of her bare-rug baby photographs to John Katsoulos to add to his collection, Betty Dunlap leaves to be with Larry. Do you blame her? Bobbie Jean Pitt leaves all the pit-falls of high school to Glenn Decker who is beginning to get scared. Norm Thom doesnt want to leave anything because he needs everything that he has . . . even Gracie. George McCardell leaves-for good, we hope. Mary West takes her name and leaves to become another lblae West. Allan lN'lcCardell leaves a large, super-sized bottle of brown polish to Gary Kemp. . Bob Quinn leaves his collection of vulgar wise-cracks to anyone who can stand and listen to them. Herb Smith leaves Mrs. Davenport and all her little test tubes. Jerry Richardson leaves all his A's to all those poor kids who never make the honor roll. Dolores Beck leaves and hopes that she will never be i'Beck again. lvlona Jean Elder leaves her charming way to Bill Roose. Jim Rinnan and Irene Schultz leave their speechlessness to Ralph Warfield who can't keep his mouth shut. John Sawyer leaves his height to Len Thibodeau on the condition that he leaves it to Jack McCarey when his term is up. Freida Mae Hacker leaves Bob Cudney with all his alluring haircuts and snappy dress pants. Joan Chopp leaves her sister to do all the flirting and hopes that she will have better luck. Virginia Webster leaves her collection of high heels to Hugh MacMaster so he can reach the pencil sharpener and sharpen his pencils. L ,V 1 1948 .742 Ulm, snsnsnns:nsnsnns-nsans-nsnsnnsnsnsnsnsnnxusuxusnns-nxuxnsususnnsuxusuxns-nsn-snnsnsnnxusnsusnsnxusnn- Lille gfflvdff W Geraldine Kreft and Frances Ferland leave-still lighting over poor Jim Jenkins. Betty Walker leaves her 'AI hate men attitudei' to Beth Royer. Glenn Maples leaves his iob at the post office to Violet Torok, who also takes an interest in post office. Kathleen Dennis leaves her pretty blonde curls to all those girls who insist upon taking swimming. Jane Highsmith leaves her perfect attendance record to Jack Hobbs, who misses every time there is a test. Gertie Clark leaves her head usher job at the R.K.O. show to Keith Pennington, who is advancing slowly at the Hazel Park Show. , 1 Bill Gates leaves his blazing speed to Gwen Colly, who is hot after Jinx Karas. Betty Galloway leaves, still thinking that the boys fall for her line. 11? Donna Dowling leaves the feat of having a france taller than she to anyone else who has troubles. Rich Smiley Mcllvride leaves his ability to combine foot- ball with basketball in a baseball game to Wallace Stilwell. Joe Swetich thinks that he can spare some of his great charm with the ladies so he leaves it with Ray Grof who is also under the same illusion. Joe Perczewski leaves everything that he has and has had to anyone who has nerve enough to take it. Julie Buchanan leaves her ability to graduate by coming to school one day a week to all those poor kids who come every day and still have a hard time. Allan Widgren leaves Carolyn Buck to anyone who is bold enough to take her away. -Hazel Bogues leaves her fear of the dentist to Bill Pitcher. Eva Horbach leaves her ability to mind her own business to all those inquisitive freshmen. Eleanor Wagner and Delores Moesta leave their lovely, thick black hair to Mr. Richards. Is any further explanation necessary? Jack Burns leaves his last name to Frances Burns but wants it understood that he is of no relation what-so-ever. Leonard Kosloski and Fred O'Riley leave all those impossible physics problems to be used by the teachers of the study halls when the students complain of having nothing to do. Henry Korzenewski leaves his last name to John Short. Peggy Rayner leaves her deep understanding and her respect for all the teachers to Winkie Ruskowski who doesn't even know the meaning of the word. Irene O'Brien leaves her sophisticated hair-do's to Doris Griffith who still hasn't gotten rid of her long curls. Clara Bowman leaves a box of vitamin pills which she can't spare, to all those poor kids who have to eat down in the cafeteria. Mary De Santis leaves her dark, sultry eyes to Glenna Kroesing so she can get some results the next time she winks. James Hoberling leaves his mathematical whiz to Mr. Mc- Cloy's trig classes. Dave McIntyre leaves-still trying to decide whether he likes red-heads best or not. Jack White leaves Pat Mastin behind, somewhat regretfully. Muriel Harlow and IdaBelle Durphy leave their appendix operations to anyone who wants to meet some cute interns under embarrassing situations. Dolores Harrison leaves her cute little pug nose to Coach Ripmaster. Henry Matyka leaves his buddies down in the eighth grade to anyone else who gets lonesome. Fred Modin and Cecilia De Benc leave their unknown personalities to brighten up the study halls. Jane Brierly leaves her profile to Matilda Nahra. Vida Brooks leaves her ability to be married through two years of high school to anyone who can top that record. Bill Carrothers leaves and hopes that he will be missed bv all the girls. ' ' Mary Parks and Dorothy Jones leave their glasses so the kidsbifvho make a business of copying their teSt won't have any trou e. Louise Antosh leaves her ability to pat herself on the back to anyone who can't reach that far. Marie Barends leaves to don wooden shoes and go to live in Holland. . Frances DeGeorge leaves one of her mother's apron strings to her sister, Tony, who is also trying to get untied. Lois Kreft leaves her French nationality to Shirley Toffer, who is also French-so we hear, Vivian Kralinger leaves her bridal trousseau to LaVernc Hamm. - Juanita Ladd leaves to ioin some lucky lad. Archie Warhurst leaves, still singing his favorite song, 'il Love Thee, Mary Lee. Ken Sharkey leaves, still one of the sharpest dressers in the Senior class. Joyce Strube leaves her strawberry blonde hair to all the Casey's who have to waltz alone. Anne Van Buskirk leaves her legs to all those girls who have never been whistled at. Phyllis Williams leaves to be Maid of Honor when Bill and ldabelle get married. Bob Semple leaves behind his sister, Shirley, who is just as simple as he is. ' Janice Hoffman leaves, hoping that everyone has finally managed to realize that she is not Marion Davidson or her twin and that she is not going steady with Bill McMinn. Lillian Round leaves her last name to all those squares who hang around at the Campus. Vic Pinchon leaves his collection of tardy slips to anyone who is willing to pay the price. Last, but not least, Juanita Schwartz leaves, still out of breath after the mighty chase that Angie gave her. We do hereby declare the forementioned items to be our last will and testament, and request that they be used in the proper manner. Respectfully submitted by: JAN1c1s HoFFMANN Boa TASKER RUTH CZAMANSKE Boa KNoBLocK Page thirty-five t -J 'V if eine r r w I 1 N i L L... Row One- A' Delores Moesta, Frances DeGeorge, Janice Hoffman, Norm iS1eepyJ Thom Row Two- Dorothy Jones, Irene O'Brien and her big brother Doug, Ann Craciun Row Three- Molly 1Pe-pperb Scott, Virginia Webster, Pat Trudeau fbelowl, Fred fLoverJ Modin Roberta Hamm f ,Z ui Les ...MWXX QD ' .az If xnx fx! f K, ,f -' 'fi-Y' L f i, 9 K ,QL ff WYigij N3 W ' r zz. 233. ,V K 5 P , .?' !!kQXM N GM QT, . M XFQI Aix llff 4 ' K Xtifzzg-M ,lf .1-MAY Y J I 948 ..,..,..,..L.,s.,,.,L..,..L.,x..x..,..,..,.,,..x..,..,..x..,..x..,..,.. ,..,.....,,..,..x..,..,..x.. Lgzzclenf gounci Page thirty-eight Row One: Hurtt, Lucas, Ladd, Fradet, Workman, McCrory, Quinn, Lester, Phillips Czamanske Grifflith, Kerner. Row Two: Agnello, Schnelz, McCardell, Maynard, Corser, Kemp, Shepard Bauer Roman, McIntosh, Arnold. Row Three: McCloy, Fink, Stafford, Cook, Webbl President ,,,,,,.,, Vice President ,,,,,,,,, Recording Secretary ,,,,,e,, Corresponding Secretary ,,,,e Treasurer ,e,e, Bob Quinn W Angie Agncllo Doris Grillith Isolde Kcrner Allen lVlcCardell Faculty- Miss McCrory, Mr. VVebb, Miss Fink, lX'lr. McCloy, hlis Stafford Mr. Osborn, Miss Cook. The Student Council is composed of representatives from each class wx ho sun as a student governing body of the school. The Student Council sponsors the Magazine Campaign each year. This veal the profits from the campaign went to the public address system, which benefits our school greatly. 7 948 .W ' .,..x..x..x..,..,.. ,..,..,..,..,..,.. ,.,,.,,..,..x..,..,..,..,.,,..,..x..x..,..,..x.,,..,..,..x..s.,,..x..,., -..,..,..x..,..x.. Wafionafyonor ociefg Row One: Korner, Ballard, O'Brien, Shepard, McCrory, Lester, Crean, Clarkson, Walker, Phillips. Row Two: Bogucs, Craciun, Highsrnith, Agnello, Good, Harlow, Bonn, Bowman. Row Three: Katsoulos, Buckett, Hoffman, Park, Lane, Workman, Webster, McCardell, Quinn. Row One: Mannise, Hamm, Stasewich, Bowman, Trembath, Davidson, Griffith, Partalis, Anderson, VanBuskirk. Row Tivo: Miisselman, Herman, Pinchon, Kemp, Walters, Moehring, Hoberling, Miss McCrory. Page thirty-nine I 1948 ,..x..,.,x..s..,,,,,,,.,vm.,e..x..,..,..x..,..,.,,..,.,,..,..x..,..,.,x..x..vm..,.,,.,,..,.,,..e..,..,..X X C X ., , , Page forty -WMVWM :N,q+L,.w...:,, f-U i l ... - Row One: McIntosh, Jenkins, Thom, Modin, Agnello, Richards, Prentiss, Langnau, McMinn, Pirl, Moberly. Row Two: Richardson, Senechal, McCarde1l, Hamilton, Pinchon, Mcllvride, Park, McIntyre, Enochs, Brook, Quinn. Row Three: Semple Finchem, Koster, Workman, Sawyer, Tucker, McIntosh, Upchurch, Keller, Shepard, Reece, Warhurst. The Hazel Park IlifY Club was revived lute last fall. The Club has not been Very active this year but has held several meetings. A number of members have attended the metropolitan rallies, which are held downtown at the YlXlCA. The ofhcers are: President ,, A Hugh Prentiss Vice President Angie Agncllo Secretary ,,eeeeee Fred Modin Treasurer , ee,, Charles Langnau Chaplain :,::: VVilliam Mehlinn 1948 - .7Ae Ulm? snvsaxmxno sax--xvs..-s.4ns..4-x4-x..4+x4-x--g.vs-- x--s,nsvsnsnx-- sux1ns--Q.-gas--xox--sus-usa-su xusnx--xusd-xn xxx.. Mo ogy ...4..,,.l...,,..f T Row One: Lighthall, Briggs, Clark, Robbins, May, Blackwell. Musselman, Blose, Vincent, Cros- thwaite, Ames, Price, Pitcher. Row Two: Boeneman, Stilwell, Septer, Quinn, Lybeck, Moberly, Jenkins, Hemming, Vincent, Roberts, Stephens, Bowerson, Geering, McIntosh. White, Sanders, Roberts, Lewis, D'Anna, Daniel. Row Three: Whitener, Morgan, Wirmel. Williamson, Moore, Ring, Phillips, Witkowski, Strube, Koster, Benedict, Sugden, Morgan, Moehring, Ladd. Y.-LW., ,a,....i Row One: Elder, Coon. Clark, Robbins, May, Blackwell, Musselman, Blose, Vincent, Crosthwaite. Bonn, Allan, Michclkamp. Row Two: Benche, Dolata, James, Mastin, Taylor, Boyd, Stephens, Cooper, Keast, Shuell, Clark, White, Carrothers, Schonrneier, Bilbrey, McConnell, Winkleman. Shaffer, Justice, Martin, Benche, McPherson. Row Tlwee: Lucas, Mastin, Highsmith, Muccino, Hoffman, Tarpinian, LeFever, Cizrnas, Furze, Bray, Pennington, C'1ark, Westrope, Peters, Comp- ton, Hermance, Miller. Page forty'-one if ' f i ji 1948 ,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..-..x..,..e..,..-..-..,..,..x..,..,..x..x..X.W.,,..,..,.,,..,..,..,,,,,,,,,,,,, , , x - ofafin 6 ug Page forty-two la-,V+ Row One: Phillips, Partalis, Ballard, Roberts, Shuell, Walker, Nahra, Schwartz, Good, Webster, Moxley, McHugh, Mannise. Justice, Row Two: VanBuskirk, Kerner, DeLong, McQuady, Moore, Craciun, Scott, Stasewich, Broadley, Askew, Moore, VanBuskirk, Heck, White, Rappa, Dunlap, Lucas, Oakes, Pehlke, Rockey, Crothers. Row Three: Cook, Miller, Hysmith, Nahra, Vincent, Czamanske, Miller, Park, Tucker, Dowling, Davidson, Schnelz, Agnello, Lewis, Muivaney, Davis, Trembath. The membership of the Latin Club is open to all of the students who have taken Latin during their high school course. Meetings are usually held once a month. The highlight of the year is the annual Roman Banquet which is held in April. All members dress in togas for this special occasion, and dinner is served according to the Roman custom. The guests are entertained between courses by dances and music. This annual affair was pictured in the Scholastic Roto, a rotogravure which is distributed to high schools all over the United States. t.i,,,..Lw..- .x..x.,x..x--xuxnx..x..,..,.. x..X..x..X-.x..s.. s..,..x..x..s..x.. ,.,x..,.,X,.,..,.. ,..,..,.,,..,..,.,,..X..x..,.,x..s.. xox., PQIQCA Row One: Batchelder, Wilds, Sleeman, Cizmas, Bethel, Miss Oberman, Fradet, Benedict, Bacalia, Dimitroff, B. West. Row Two: Cook, M. West, Shuell, Watt, V. Cizmas, Vincent, Cronk, Bame, Wood, Grasser. The purpose of the French Club is to further the interest in the study of French as Ll language, France us a country, its people and its customs. The club this year sponsored a noonfhour movie. Page forty-th ree ,W I 948 ,..e..-.,,..,..,..e..,.,,.,,..,..e..e..,..,..,..,..,..-..,..e..,..,..,..x..x..e.,,..,..,..s.,,..,..,.,,..,..- X s. i - ariquem 'YY Row One: Dennis, Steele, Deyarmond, Schwartz, Rogers. Buchanan, Staubus, Widgren, Crumback VanLandingham, Goldtrap, Williams, Row Two: Bogues, O'Brien, Schonmeier, Green, Blose Taylor, Elliott, Kroesing, Jackson, Moore, Jackson, Mientek, Steele, VanBuskirk. Row Three LaFollette, Boley, Pinchon, Bowman, Young, Bock, Peterson, VanBuskirk, Kreft, Craciun, Stase- wich, Molner. Lester. Page forty-four Row One: Pfankuch, Agnello. Gadowa, Bonn, Hnlme. Rogers, Buchanan, Staubus, Widgrcn. Crum- back, Dimitroll, Miller, Hamilton, Thom. Row Two: McLaughlin, Thibodeau, Trembath, High- smith, Nahra, Copley, Thompson, Gillespie, Czamanske, DeGeorge, Muccino, Hermance, Buck Lanzon, Tasker. Row Three: Hoffman, Trantham, Rogers, Roman, Keller, McIntosh, Novitsky Lane, Love, Holmes, Cizrnas, Webster, Renaud. 1948 jhe 'MA-.ng ax'-s--sus--snxn sux--sus-ns.-sn g--sux-ns-as--xuxnxns-nsnxn-sux.-xUs--sux-'sn ynxnx--xnxnsn xnx-,xox--sn s sf if ' 4 -M w. gn ,- ' i M- Q . Y X Lt s 3.1 r, xw Row One: Chopp, Nahra, Bonn, Love, Workman, Agnello, Kerner, VanBuskirk. Row Two: Briggs, Warhurst, Roe. Jacoby, Hepler, Thom, Usher. The Hazel Parker Staff has completed the twelfth year of publishing the high school newspaper. Much progress has been shown in the style of the paper as it has advanced from a live column tabloid paper to the size of a daily newspaper. b Interviews hy staff members have included such personalities as Benjamin Say- lor, president of the Peoples' State Banlxg Gwen Dew, foreign correspondent: Mildred Chesscr, personnel director of Russelcsg and Ed McKenzie, recording announcer of VVJBK. Social activities ol' the year included thc Christmas Dance, seeing the stage play Carousel, and the usual noon-hour luneheons and parties. The Hazel Parker is now a inemher of the Detroit Advertising Guild and also helongs to the National Scholastic Press Association and the Quill and Scroll. Page forty . -J .4-suse-s-'sux'nsnx-ss-ax--xnsu sux-nxuxnsnxnrnu-xox-fx--sn-xn snLnxnnLnLnLnn sus--xnx--snnxo x cibegdfe 361,171 Page forty-six Row One: Agnello, Katsoulos. Crean, Shepard, Richards. Row Two: VanBuskirk, Enochs, Finchem, Corser, Copley, Lester. Hazel Park had a successful year in debate. The subject was Compulsory Arbi- tration of Labor Disputes. The seasons record was 13 won and 5 lost. The team is champion of the 'liri- County League and has won the regional title at Bay City after defeating Bay City Central, Lansing Sexton, and St. Joseph High School of Bay City. The team was defeated in the quarter Hnals by Lansing Eastern. The season was Closed with a banquet served at the school. Letters were awarded and the students were addressed by Dr. George Bowman of VVayne University. I 94 8 ' .W ' -MLIILIIQOI QIILIKLISLI!Lllit!LllLll'innLg-51951359535555-ggyilihilillLlPil55l1illLllLluL1nLggilnL1nLl1itlLlIil1Lllill Lliini IOL, Cr... CAL : .r.:.:ff f I Row One: Hermance, Chopp, Hoffman, Cizmas, Highsmith, Phillips, Park, Phillips, Ladd, Dressel, Czmanske, Mastin, White. Row Two: Kerner, Parks, Ballard, Anderson, Quinn, Katsoulos, Clyma, McCarde11, Moehring, Gadzinski, Buckett, Vincent, Hoeberling, Moore, Partalis, Row Three: Haw- kins, Buccino, Boeger, Juntila, Shepard, Walters, Mitscher, Benedict, Tucker, Upchurch, Koster, Fincheni, Bauer, Roman, Swetich, Prentiss. The Phy-Chem Club is an organization of physics and chemistry students for the purpose of keeping abreast with new developments in science. To this end their bi-monthly meeting covers a wide variety of subjects. Students must have and maintain a C average to be a Club Member. This year the Club inaugurated a ceremonial initiation at the mid semester which was impressively conducted by the officers. The social events of the year included the initiation parties, a Christmas party, and the Annual Banquet in May. The Club managed two noon-hour movies in April. A major Club activity was the sponsorship of a dance in April. This featured the second Annual Cruise of the Phy'Che1n Show Boat, with Wally' Engles Orchestra providing the music and a Hoot show at intermission. , Page forty-seven .,..s..x..x..C..,..,..x..x..x..x..x..x..x..,..x..s..x..x..,..s..x..x..x..,..x..,..x..x..x..-..,..s..x..x..s.. x x x. x ' ' ' f C7 A enrol' cr A ee u Page forty-eight Row One: Elder, Mannise, Coon, DeLong, Ballard, O'Brien, Cook, Thomas, Bellet, Matehett, West. Reid, Walker, McPherson. Row Two: Allessi, Black, Lucas, Rogers, Schonmeier, Tiberio, Keck, Valentine, Fantauzzo, Young, Moore, Danuk, Stasewich, Anderson, Corner, Grace, Galloway, Boyd, Ward, Albright. Row Three: Wheeler, Moesta, Stuckey, Shuell, Chopp, LaFever, Hermance, Nahra, Colley, Rogers, Renaud, Trudeau, Trembath. Pfankuch, Wilkins, Bowman. After completing one year in the Junior Cirls' Clee Club, the girls are promoted to the Senior Girls' Clee Club. There are now 83 members in the Club. The director is Miss Fanny Thomas. The mixed chorus, a combination of the Senior Cirls' Clee Club and the Boys' Clee Club, participates each year in the Christmas Concert, the Spring Concert, and the District Festival. The performance of ilzindels Messiah, which was attempted for the first time in this vicinity, was an outstanding success. The following girls: Mary Ballard, Marion Black, and Delores hloesta. were selected by try-outs and sang with the all-Michigan Chorus at the Music Educators National Conference which was held at the Masonic Temple in Detroit. 1948 jde MLM? 4ni1vLl'ILllilIk1!LnninL.u IL.:usavininIinsisILn913::LnlLlvLnnLnnLni,0L0isl1nlL,slinLuLuLnLnnsn1i1vL1rLulLl1invLlwQO1ilOL 0 g5 Q8 U46 ,MM--4-AWWA' N' R A ..,,ww....,.s,,W,s,.. , 1 1 Row One: Hornlischer, Bonn, Septer, Gadowa, Ames, Johnson, Ladd, McIntosh, Stilwell, Clark, McKinney, Robb, Rornska. Row Two: Thomas, Whitener, Trumble, Buckett, Ladd, Jones, Ross. Binkley, Lewis, Harrison, Wirmel, Roberts, Clyma, Brown, Keeton. Row Three: Rornska, Need- ham, Holmes, Grof, Workman, Vargo, Novitzsky, Zyvon, Hardwick, Keller, Craig, Mousseau. The Boys' Glee Club has been growing in membership each year and now numbers approximately 50. They, with the Senior Girls' Glee Club, make up the mixed chorus. Miss Jane Lombard accompanies the Glee Clubs at all performances and Miss Fanny Thomas is thc director. Page forty-nine ,W I 94 8 x..,..,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,..,..,..,..,..x.,,.,,.,,..,..,..,.N.mas..,.may.,..,.....,..x.,,..,..,..,.....,.., , .- .,..,..- . Page fifty ' ' ' f CH unwr' cr A ee u Row One: Miller, Stephenson, Keast, Bubar, Benche, Brainerd, Soucie, Thomas, Marr, Buccino, Dennis, Boyd, Anderson, Kroesing, Pierce. Row Two: Burrell, Bigger, Kyllonen, Clarkson, Wil- liams, Smith, Thomas, Carley, Jackson, Hoilner, McQuady, Jackson, Moore, Hackett. Oakes, Fan- tauzzo, Goforth, Grasser, Corser, Wilds, Bonn, Petty, Mruk, Nuttall, West. Row Three: Stone, Hulme, Allan, Grace, Wood, Nahra, Zemko, LeFever, Rogers, Lewis, Perkins, Ladd, Martin Thibodeau, Hulme, Kinshella. The Iunior Cirls' Clee Club is directed hy Miss Fanny Thomas and takes Part in both the Christmas and the Spring Concert. Its forty-five members, mostly ninth and tenth graders, have done splendid Work and are fine prospects for the Senior Girls' Clee Club. I 94 8 .W ' .,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.. ,..,..x.,-.,,..,.. ,..x..,..,..,..,..x..s..x..,..,..,.. ,..,..x..x..,..-..,..x..-..,..x..x., ,..,.. gli, fllfe LLFJQ6 W. M L rs . :Q Row One: Keast, James, Elder, Dressel, Nietubicz, McCrory, Mientek, Crumbaek, Hoffner, Crum- back, Justice. Row Two: White, Coon, Lester, Scott, Bowman, Green, McCarthy, Schonmeier, Goforth. Row Three: Terburgh, Buck, Westrope, Webster, LeFeVer, Davidson, Bray, Trudeau, Lanzon. The general purpose of the Future Nurses Club of Hazel Park High School is to have speakers from hos-- pitals tell the girls facts about nursing. The members of the eluh visit different hospitals and attend Inter-Council meetings of representatives of Future Nurses Club in the Detroit area. Page ffty-one I 'UL' I948 ..Nm..,.,,..e..,..,..e..,..,..,.,,..,..e..,..,..a..,,..,..,.,,.,,..,..,.,,..,..a..,.,,..,..,..,.,,..,.,,,,,,,,.,, , , S, enior lend if Row One: Dennis, VanBuskirk, Williams, Clarkson, Partalis, Blose, Schwartz, Webster, Harlow, Buchanan, Goforth, McHugh, Walker, Phillips. Row Two: Abbott, Mills, Rawa, McCarthy. Cra- ciun, Bonn, Wagner, Scott, Stuckcy, Schonmeier, Dunlap, Bowman, Ferland, Kreft, Harding Staf- ford. Row Three: Hacker, Cherveny, Corner, Nietubicz, Green, Sutherland, Barends, Royer, Moore, Good, Mientek, Healey, Rinderspacher. Crumback, Anderson, Stasewich, r aww, Page yqffj'-two Row One: Bowman, Pitt, LeFever, Pfankuch, Lester, Bogues, Highsmith, Nahra, Fradet, Hamm Compton, Martin, Miller. Row Two: Abbott, VVright, Hoffman, Trembath, Tice, Minton, Tarpinian Gwilt, Hoffer, Bowron, Round, Rogers, Bowman, Clark, Hulme, Stafford. Row Three: Thompson. DeGeorge, Czamanske, Cizmas, Watt, Davidson, Dressel, Dowling, Lambert, Crean, Cizmas, Ford, Hoffman Strube, Kreft. ,..s..x..x..,,,,.,,..x..x..s..,..s..,..x..x..x.,,..x..x..x..x..,.,x..x..s..X..,..x..,..s..,..x..x..S..,.,,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. . 3 6 Row One: Roekcy, Mruk, Really, Nahra, Oakes, Miss Schlichtman, Bilbrey, Dobelbower, Lewis, Miller, Alanxander. Row Two: Anderson, Bubar, Coan, Demmeke, Bogues, Nelson, DeLong, Boyd, Batchelder. Row Three: Pitt, Molner, Thibodeau, Heck, Freesmeir, Clark, Hoffer, Bame, Cooper, Winkleinan. The activities for the school year 1947-1948 included an initiation for new mem- bers, ll ll1lllOXVC'C1l Party, and ii meeting at which hlrs. Erwin talked on good grooming. The girls held il noonfhour Balloon Dance in March. An autographed Frankie Laine record ulhuin was given away us il door prize. The girls invited u group ol' llifY hoys to a party held at the Y. W. C. A. For community service, the club gave the money earned at a noonehour movie to the XVorld-VVide Fellowship Fund. Page ff-ty-three i 1 jf 1948 -..,..x..x..,..,..,.,x.,s..x.,,..,..,..,..,..c..,.,,..,..,..mm.-..Nm.,,.,x..X..x..-..x..X..,.,,.,,.,x..x.X X x x S - on staff Page ffty-four Row One: VanBuski1'k, Schwartz, Boley, Hulf, Strube, Foley, Deyarmond. Row Two: Terburgh, Dobelhower, Barends, Lambert, Buchanan, Good, Garwood, Ensley. Each year student assistants are chosen to help the librarian supply lihrary serv- ice to thc high school students and faculty. This year there are eighteen girls on the stall under the guidance ol' Miss Ruth lluff. Mcmhers are on cluty in the lihrary every period to work at the clcsk charging out books, taking attendance, and replacing cards in returned hooks. 'llhcse girls are willing and ahle to aid fellow students in selecting hooks and finding references. They kccp the library in running order, help with clistrihution ol' free textbooks, notify lxrrroxvcrs of oyercluc material, and clo all the countless other types of necessary work. SIkli'l'lHC1TllJCTS not picturefl are: Thais Copley, Gladys Dixon, Lillian Longman, llelen hlolncr, Martha Pewctt, Elena Parker, Rose Skorcin, Betty NVood. f 94 8 I .Qaspx.aax..- y.-sa-xa-x.-s..'s..fs.-s.-x.--x..s,-x,.u x--x.-.-s..x.-x.-x,.- xnx.-X.-xHx.-s.,x.0x.-X--xuxns.. x.-x.,x.ns.vg.fs.n 5 is amifg CJ ug 2 ' Y, 5.5: - ,, , cz. ..r:, . S l l Q l i Row One: Love, Lane, Mellvride, Taylor. Keller, Sawyer. Park. Row Two: Lutkus, Maples, Tasker, Herman, McIntyre, Bauer, Thibodeau, Warhurst, Gadowa. The first business of the new term in the Boys' Varsity Club was that of electing new oflicers. Under the leuclership of President Bob Tasker, the club set up ll new policy7 which was to try to create more interest in athletics within the student body. To do this, the Club was cliyitlecl into various committees carrying out the new policy, each member ul' the Club serving them. With the Club new well organized and sponsored by coach and better things are expected of it in the future. OFFICERS President ., ,,,,e, Bob Tasker Vice President ,,,e., Leonard Thibocleuu Secv'etm'y'T1'ens 141' er 7 ,, Archie VVarhurst for the purpose ol' on one or more ol' Dun Lutlius, bigger Page Eff ,W 'UL' 1948 -..,..,.,,..,..a..,..,..,.,,.,,..,..,..,..,.,,..,..,..,..,..a.,,..,..a..,..,..,..,..,..,.,,..,..,..,..,..,.., , ., .,. ,.,, .Slofflmml UM Page fifty-six Row One: Horback, Kreft, Ferland, Blose, O'Brien, Clarkson, Mills, Rawa, Fuller, Beck. Row Two: Miss Thomas, Orr, Pitt, Craciun, Moesta, C, Bowman, L, Bowman, Harlow, Hamm Rinderspacher, Bogues. Row Three: DeGeorge, Kraft, Compton, Minton, Crean, Dowling, Lambert, Boyd, Schultz, J. Bow- man, DeBenc. The 1948 Shorthand Class, under the guiding hand of Miss Eleanor Thomas, won an Honorable Mention banner in the O. G. A. contest. This contest is sponsored by the Gregg Writer, a magazine for secretaries, stenographers, and typists. The banner was won in competition with entrants from all over the world. ln 1946 and 1947 the shorthand class won a Prize School banner, in 1944 and 1945, an llonorablc Mention banncrg in 1942, a' Prize School banner. I 948 fl x..,..s..,..x..,..,..,.,,..,.,x..x..x..x.,,.,x..,., -..x..,.,,.,,.,-..-..,..x.,x..,..,.,N.,..,..x..,..,..x.,,..x..x..,..,., ,., t6ll'Yl sr Row One: Mitscher, Mochring, McC1'ory, Ratza, Rayner. Row Two: Clark, Benedict, English. The Stamp Club is having il series of Veiy interesting meetings. Contests are held every meeting and oral reports on interesting facts about stamps are given. Anybody who goes to school and collects stamps is cordially invited to attend. An interesting display has been placed in the showcase in the library. Page fifty-seven cw 1948 ..,x..-..,..,..,.,,..c.,cac.NNm.,,.,,..,..c..,..c..,..c..x..,,,,.,x..,.Nm..X.,,..MN.,.,c.,c.,c.,...x.,x c , ,,,, inning agazine gfdikf Page fifty-eight Row One: Clifton, Harding, Blackwell, Bethel, McIntyre, Brook, Irwin, Fradet, Lester, Good, McGuire, Hartstlelcl. Row Two: Gadawa, Ladd, Crosthwaite, DeGraw, Baker, Laine, Keller, Hardwick, Binkley, Leko, Jackson, Webb. For the first ti1ne in the history of our school, a section of the January graduating class won the annual magazine campaign sponsored by the Student Council. The proceeds from the campaign were used to purchase an intei-communication system for the school. The seniors worked enthusiastically, going out in groups and canvassing from door to door in an effort to show the lower classmen that the Seniors can sell maga- zines. High salesman for the class was Eleanor Finder. Before graduation the class was treated by the Student Council to an afternoon at Green Glen Country Club with a dinner afterwards in the high school cafeteria. I 94 8 1 'UL' ,..,..,..,..,., X.-..,..,..,..,..,..a..,..,.,,..,.. ,..,..,.,,.,,..,..,.,,..a.,x..a..,..,.,,.,,..,..a..,..,..,..,..,..x..,..,... Zim! Row One: Wirmel, Powell, Rockey, D, Juntila, Cronk, Simons, Gallaway. Row Two: Engleman, A. Nickipork, Stilwell, Major, Harrold, Cochrane, B. Lelaeher. Anderson, Ladd, Benedict, R. Juntila, Giamarco, Boeger. Row Three: Corser, Moravie, Sanders, Kinnison, Worden, Rotondo, Falcone, Selberg, M. Nichipork, Atkinson, Morrow, Graves, Park, Rcdden, R. Lelacher, McPher- son, Grey, Garlinghouse, Roose, Minshel, Remy, Wolford. Standing: Quinn, Howland, Septer, Clute, Harzberg, Kunze, Childers, Jackson, Crunibaek. The llazcl Park lligh School Band made steady progress during the school year. The highlights of the vcar were making formations For football games, the Band Bender, the Vesper Concert, and the Annual Spring Concert. The inemhcrs of the hand also participated in the Michigan District and State Solo and Ensemble Festival and in the District Band licstival, earning one division higher than they did the previous year. lt is hoped to add a more complete instrumentation in the near future so the hand will approach the instrumentation recommended hy the National Band Assof ciation. The hand also purchased a wire recorder this year which has been of great help to thc inemhers. Page fifty-nine J 1948 ..,..,..x..,..,.,,..x..,..,..,..x..,..,.,vm..,.,x..x..,..x.,,..,..,..,..,..x.,x..,..x..,..x. , , S s a , Mx ,. Page sixty ir 5 , ow ing Row One: Williams, Crumback, Hewins, Anderson, McCarthy, Partalis, Schwartz Davidson Ratza, Martin, Dennis, Rockey. Row Two: Miss Oberman, Micntek, Hulme, McLaughlin, Tice, Demmeka, Horst Hoflman Griilith, Martin, Rinderspacher, McQuady, Row Three: Thureau, Davis, Webster, Mulvaney, Rogers, Tarpinian, Nahra,, Westrope Lanzon Nieman. The Bowling Club was newly organized this year under the direction of Miss Ohcrman. The Cluh meets every hloncluy after school at 4 dclock. They play three games apiece in Greens Bowling Alley. Presifleni ,,,e ,, juanitu Schwartz Secretary Marion Davidson Treasurer , Y, Ethel Partalis :Iv . Sv: 8: , TQ XX 'Q iff? A, I yX Q sw ,f F N N U L X f N1 f 1' JP g , fi fl! H X ,f ,V f' E 1 V?:f3q3', Z- fH W- , P ff K , ' ' 4 X I '11 i U ' W ' C ' ,X X XX lx ,. fi X x W A A x. Q s J ' 1 'X lb G! X f ,xx .XX 'M 4,.-,.., I , my 3 .1 X N4 xx I 31 L B 'H S '-PQ 65 S, , ,. ,I H m .7 X M , 6445 fKj gi 6 ' , 7 4 x , L , 1 X 1 f X.: f ,Q m' f jf 5 C: I fy Q My lk if X L 3 'Q-'af A f K, , ..,, , V, E . .., ., V -' we xN -f 'g ' Mx M-1' ' -V 'J-W . .Kg ,f M ..J jLe MLM? 1948 sanxnxnxnsnpx:nsnsnsnsnsns-nxnsnsnxusnxnxnsnsnsusus-ax-nxnsn snsnsnsnsnxnu x.usn-xns-nsnsnnsnsusux ogzi, amifg joofgaf ... Af., Q -'VD WC , ,At ' H Q Row One: Mcllvride, Tasker, Melntosh, McMirm, Knobloch, Taylor, Warhurst, Agnello, Pinchon, Prentiss, Smith. Row Two: Coach Ripmaster, Fleming, Petrie, Gilligan, Finchem, Roman, Phillips, Kemp, Clark, Love, Mitscher, Hobbs, French, Coach Lutkus. Row Three: Clark, manager, Haes- sler, Plouffe, Nieholl, Bugbee, Witkowski, Yanaketf, Payne, Stillwell, Keragis, Wray, manager. Entering the third season in the Eastern hliehivan b 7 Z7 League, the Vikings greeted Coach Ed Ripmaster with only three experienced letterinen. Ilourneying to Pontiac, the Vikings went down to a powerful Chief eleven, 47-O. Pontiac scored 40 points in the lirst half hut the Vikings held them to only 7 points for the remainder of the game. This was the last meeting with Pontiac for awhile due to their supremacy on the gridiron. Playing at Royal Oak, the Vikings bowed for the second straight year, 6-0. It was a hardffought contest, hut Royal Uak was ahle to push over a touchdown in the last quarter. Highland Park invaded Hazel Parkls lield for the Vikings, second home game and walked oil with a 34-O victory. Vllelcoming East Detroit into the League, the Vikings came the closest of the season to winning a game. Both teams pushed over a touchdown but were unahle to convert the extra point, and so settled for a 6'6 tie. Page sixty-two Traveling to Birmingham, the Vikings were handed a 24-O defeat. This game was costly as it cost the Vikf ings three lirst-team players, including Captain Tom Taylor. The Vikings traveled to Mount Clemens hut came home sulliering froin a 30-O sethack handed to them hy the Batliers. lkleeting their traditional rival, Ferndale, the Vikings played their hest game of the season but were heaten 206. Traveling to Redford Union the Vikings again tasted defeat, Eletl. Climaxing the season, Port lluron administered a 46-O shellacking to the Viking eleven. The Vikings' victory famine, which has lasted for two seasons, should come to an end in 1948. Coach Rip- master has nine letterinen returning, headed hy Captain Cary Kemp. .ususnxn gnnsuxnnsnxnxnsnsu-susnxnxnsn-sn ns- n susan f 948 jAe Uling xoxox-ax-ns n xnsnxux us1nsnnsn-xusnsusuxusmnxnn xuxus Loga, amifg gaffefgaf . Row One: Lutkus, Thibodeau, McIntyre, Sawyer, Park, Pinchon. Row Two: Brook, Kemp, Melntosh, Mellvride, Clark. Row Three: Tucker, MacMz-ister, Witli only two returning lettermen, the Vikings, coached hy Dan Lutkus, undertook a tough schedule. Dropping the season opener to Grosse Pointe 36-21, the Vikings got off to a slow start, hut, upon returning home, they humhled Ford Trade 45-34, to keep alive the tradition of winning the first home game of the season. The Vikings this year was an infand-out team and Finished with a five-win and ten-loss record, although in each game with the exception of a few, the opposition was pressed to the last. The Vikings lost out in the regionals to Lincoln Park 39-32, to end the season. John Sawyer, this year's captain, led the team throughout the season scoring 157 points. The outlook for next year is uncertain but will he strengthened by towering llugh Machlastcrs and Leon- ard Thihodcau, who has heen elected captain for the '48349 season. Grosse Pointe Ford Trade ,, hit. Clemens Port Huron Birmingham ,,,, W East Detroit 7 Ford Trade Ferndale ,,,,, ,, hlt. Clemens Port Huron ., A W Birmingham ,,,c ,, Crosse Pointe East Detroit W Royal Oak ,,,,,, W xlsincoln Park li Regional They VVe 21 36 34 45 36 38 36 42 23 ' 42 38 35 39 55 31 27 43 39 32 40 37 50 33 38 40 30 44 39 32 Pa ge sixty-tliree .W I 948 .s..,..,..,..-..,,...,..,..x..x..,..x..,..x.,e..x..,..,..,..,..,..x..,..,..x.,,..,.,,.,,.,,..,..,.....,..,..,..,..x.,,..,..,..,. I arfiifg Swimming Row One: Ainsworth, Hayden, Trumble, Warhurst, Knobloek, O'Ri1ey, Vereeke, Wray. Row Two: Ripmaster, Maynard, VanLandingham, Moore, Armour, Ring, May, Bauer, Ladd. Again, like the preceding year, the Viking splashers lacked a wellfbalaneed team. Being strong in only a Pew events handicapped the Vikings' chances for victory. Co-captains Archie VVarhurst and Bob Knoblock, along with Ernest llayden, paced the Viking swimmers. VVarhurst swam the 40 yd. free style and the speed relay, while Knoblock swam the 100 yd. free style and speed relay and Hayden swam the 100 yd. breast stroke and the medley. The Vikings are improving each year and should be able to present Coach Ed Ripmaster with a few victories next season. Page sixty-four Grossc Pointe , Lincoln Park Ypsilanti , , ,,,, , River Rouge .. 7, Royal Oak ,,,,,, . Mount Clemens Lincoln Park Pontiac .. Ypsilanti , ,,,,, , Birmingham .,tt , River Rouge ., . hlount Clemens Pontiac ,,,,,,,,,,,, Ford Trade .,,,, They lflfe 63 21 49 35 61 23 58 24 56 27 45 39 46 38 68 16 47 36 45 39 49 34 55 29 61 23 61 22 j? , susan-snnsnxnnsusnxunxn nsuxnsnxusnsn nsusuxusn-sn I e L ang iililliiiilli-Uliliil Fil IL!li!filliliilihliillillillil oyri, Uardify gander! nsnsnsnsmv Row One: Tasker, Karas, Pinchon, Mcllvride, Langnau, Thom, Cyrus. Row Two: Coach Ripmaster, Keragis, Gadzinski, Czapp, Roman, Finchem, Moore, Thibodeau, Plouffe, Knoblock, When Coach Ed Ripmaster issued the first call to practice, ,o,o boys signed upg but, because of poor weather, only a limited number were allowed to practice in the gym- Looking ahead, the Vikings face a tough twelve-game schedule. Led by Co-captains Bob Tasker and Walt Karas, the Vikings should fare pretty well. The pitch- ing staff will be headed by Bob Plouffe and Icrry Czapp. The Vikings, defending co-champs of the Eastern Michigan League, are working hard in preparation for the season opener with Ford Trade on April 16. April 16 27 29 30 May 4 7 l l 14 l8 21 25 28 Ford Trade ...,.,,, Mount Clemens Ford Trade ...,,,t,.,, Port Huron ,,,,,.,t Birmingham ,,... East Detroit .c,, Ferndale ,,,,,,,,,,,,c,,t Mount Clemens Port Huron . ,,t. . Birmingham ,c,t East Detroit .t,,., Ferndale o,,,,c.. -,,,--.-.there .Wuhere ,,,.,,,..there ,m.d.,there ,,,,-..here ..,.o,c,,there here there cccoccohe1'e ,c.r,..,tthere ..,r,,-.-.here m.....,tliere Page sixty-five , u-mi we MLM? 1948 ynsusu-sux u xusnxususns -1 suxnsnsuxusnxnnxnxns--suaxe1snsnns-nsnex'ns1ns-wsusnxnx-vsnsnnxusnnxusnsuxns Page sixty-six ogfi , P055 Olfllfl flag Row One: McConnell, Vereeke, Thomas, Ravenscroft. Row Two: O'Riley, Kelsey, Herman, Zepp. Row Three: Keller, Ring, Maples. Although Cross Country is not considered a major varsity sport, yet many boys under the able supervision of Coach Zepp practiced long and hard for the meets that were regularly scheduled by the Athletic Department. Individual meets were held with IHOSI of the teams of the Eastern Michigan League, and several of the boys attended the State lWeet at Ypsilanti. Because it is a new sport for varsity competition, it will be a few years before we will be able to compete successfully with schools in our classification. Increased interest on the part of the boys is encouraging to Coach Zepp, and high hopes are entertained for the next years competition, as the reserve team this year were suc- cessful in all their meets. I 94 8 J ' v sn-fs.us.4uxnsncxnvxnns-1x41-nxunsnn snexnux-wx-nsnnnnu sux1usansnusa-xnux,ux-ssnsnxnexau snnsnnxaunars-vin: snixn , I l Dgff Clldiflfg 3 Cl,C Row One: Richardson, Stilwell, McIntosh, Pirl, Herman, Thomas, Maples, Gates, Hepler. Row Two: Lewis, Hepler, Walters, Mitscher, Ring, Witkowski, Worden, Czamanske, Gilligan, Fleming, Maples, Coach Zepp. CA QQPKQGJQPJ Row One: Moore, Nuttall, Pierce, Wagner, James. Row Two: Spencer, Severson, Rogers, Compton, Kreft, Page sixty-seven jhe lMLillg 1948 -nnsunxnnsnssnnxnnxnnsnssusn-sus-as-nxnxn susnxninxxuin .fdfdkfic Mar of Cunha! Page sixty-eight Row One: Kemp, Corner Beecher, Davidson, Park. Row Two: McCloy, Osborn, Riggs, Andrizzi, Lombard, Lutkus, Blackwell, Webb. The Athletic Board of Control is the supervising agent for the athletic program of Hazel Park High School. It was organized in 1940 with the purpose in View of enriching and bettering the athletic program of the school. lr is composed of live faculty members appointed by the principal of the high school, who is also an cxeofhcio member, and four students, one each from the four upper grades. These people with the athletic directors plan and carry out the school program during the year. We believe that we have one of the best outdoor athletic plants in the State of Michigan, and since the Held has been lighted, the interest of the public has ina creased, and attendance at games has exceeded our fondest hopes. We wish to take this opportunity of thanking our townspeople friends for their continued and loyal support. ns--xu-1--s-'sux-n s,us-fx--x--snsu su-sux-ns A f- 2 I , ing., '- N 2 5 X + mx w ' w4 1 W f NQk Nm, M f f' N Nw - M , zff i 1 y I l ivigv ki. f i WWW Egjx 'w'X1Mg.,lXX 1' 1 A , Q L NG' f 1 X UM,,4ff 'A+FqKl 5 A 2 J., 4 xxx X 'fi A q,L Wf,M, .f My M li? x K v4,f W AWFMW - ' in gf i ' Tj X RWM M Mwwvwq-wr ffl-4. V A 'Il,Q fx' -A+ -- M-N15 i ,wt ' I 948 LliLlliiiili iliiliillilliliitlLllitlillitiiliiliLliiiiilIilILl!LAtLtl'il1LllLllLl1'LiIillLIli1ILIQL IilILllLtli L L1 ii! LDL Page seventy I2 Z? Cjfaaa Row Row Row Row Row One: Armour, Decker, Earnest. Grace, Gray. Two: Hartley, Hawkins, Katsoulos, Kerner, Koster, Mariucci. Three: Martin, McCarthy, McVeigh, May, Miller, Orr. Four: Partalis, Pennington, Phillips, Rinderspacher, Rogers, Root Five: Ruffi, Sanders, Selberg, Shelton, Twinn, Whitley. 1948 me ing nxusnxnsnx.nx us-vs-nsnxn snsnxnsf- li ffm, xnxn susnxnx- nxnxn xnxx-xn ns- -snsn xmninxnsxnnxninsmxsnnxsnxninitv snsu x , . ,,, In .,..,.,,., , . -I '--' K ,. if . iii w . .,.. V 1 . .. '. . . il - - -. - . i - : ..EE,E:, -' v--- ---'-'-- . .. SES: ---- ffgpfh gg- ' - ,. -- l -'-- .ill .... - 125: -,-525555 1- g EI., 22' f - .., ' 15: - if. . .. .3225 'I - . Z .' ' I . ,Q - '- ,Q , ' '-2f:2ffr't:E::i:21rE:2 ..:,, 4 32' z2:Ef2Ef-Vai:-.1'-'WF' Er, ..-'-':f1 M ' G ...,. I ---- ' - ---1 .2.: '2I2.. .' iw . . . .,.... , ,Z W ' f---'-:Q-wtf . - 51 ,,:f'fN-Q h --- ,qigseli ---, f -- .: fvgS ' f:1 5 - - ' 1 ff ' ' QTY ' si ' '- V ' Q51 - ' :fill-Z ac .. af-15'- ' Ei, , xxx . ,Q - fi ,. 5 w -' ' iw sn., ., -: .. ---- H+- ...az -, 1- ' . -21, ' , , - - . 1- .. .. ' , .. ..,., f - if - ' 45 '- 2' i:. 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Anderson, Andrus, Atkinson, Barnes, Barrow, Bauer, Belkovski, Benedict, Zemko, Zyvon. Row Two: Bennet, Bock, Boeger, Bonn, Bowron, Buccinno, Buck, Bugbee, Campbell, Cherveny, Childers, Churchill, Cizmas, B, Clark, L. Clark. Row Three: Collins, Corner, Cornett, Costeiu, Courtney, Craig, Craven, Czapp, D'Anna, Danuk, Davis, Dickin- son, Elzerman, B. Esler, R. Esler, Row Four: Fantauzzo, Finchem, Fleming, Gable, Gadzinski, Galloway, Gilchrist, Gillespie, Gilligan, Goforth, Goodgine, Grace, Graham, Green, Griflith. Row Five: Grof, Handloser, Hansen, Hewins, Hobbs, Hockey, Hoffer, Hoffman, Hyde, Jacoby, James, Justice, Koshir, Kroesing, Letcher. Row Six: Lucas, Mackie, Maker, Mannise, Marr, Mastin, McHugh, McMasters, Matheodakis, Mitscher, Moehring, Morgan, Musselman, Nelson, Ninneman. Row Seven: Oglesby, O'Neal, Pennington, Petrie, Peyton, Pitcher, Ratza, Rayner, Reece, Richards, Robbins, Roberts, Rogers, Roman, Roose. Row Eight: Royer,.Sad1er, Sawyers, Semble, E. Shellnut, R. Shellnut, Short, Shuell, Sitko, Stasewich, Steele, Streetman, Sutherland, Tarpinian, Thibodeau, Row Nine: Tice, Toepfer, Trammel, Trembath, Usher, Valentine, Ward, Warfield, Webber, White, Wood, Woodcraft, Worden, Young. Page seventy-one .7Ae ilklfing 1948 .Qnxnsnx--sn-sus'-xHx-,sus-usa xusnx--sux.-snrxux-,sfnsnxnxn xnnx-us-fx-.Q-nxn xnx-ss.-x.-s-usa sux--xnsnxnsans 1 we hm, Vx -pf- ww, 'VU- ri ve' '- 1 QQ , - ,jf it I wr' -.., 1 Q.: Iv E l A ,,.,.. an Row One' Askew, Barnett, Beinert, Bissett, Boley, Bowman, Bray, Bridget. Row Two: B. Carley, M. Carley, Carrothers, Col- ley, Craft, Craig, Davids, DeLong, DePalma, DeVries. Row Three: Dolata, Eickholl, Garlinghouse, Grice, Griflin, Haesler, Harrison, Hines, Hoskings, Hoeft. Row Four: Hornllscher, Houston, How- land, Innes, Irwin, Juntila, Keast, Kinshella. Ladd, Lewis, Row Five: Lucas, Lybcck, Mackrnin, Marinco, Maynard, Morgan, Muc- lwzgc seiieniy-two ww -. ,A 4 fm 'H fr is ww- Q, ,Q 'A 'Z' hy, -as 'R' cino, Neusins, Nicoll, Olgren. Row Six: Parker, Peters, Powers, Rappa, Reid, Remy. Router, A. Roberts, G. Roberts, Sade. Row Seven: Scord. Septer, Shannon, Doug Simmons, Dorothea Sim- rnohs, Skoicin, Stephens, Stclwell, Strube, Trantham. Row Eight: Uhles, Urban Vieau, Warren. Weting, Whitener, Wilkins, Willis, Wirmel, Workman. i948 we Main? .usnsnxns-nsns-ns-'sux-nsnnx--sus1nsnxnsnx--snsnsnsusuxnnsnsnsnxnnsnsusanxnsnxnsnxns-nxnsnsn su-sus 70 14 KMA ffwkn Row One: Albright, Ames, Anderson, Arnold. Row Two: Bacon. Baima, Barbu, Bellet, Benche, Benche, Berry, B. Bilbrey, R. Bilbrey, Black, Bleim, Bowerson, Boyd, Briggs, Brunning. Row Three: Bugbee, Burress, Cabanillas, Carsley, Chopp. Clark, Coch- ron, Compton, B. Cook, S. Cook, Coon, Cooper, Copley, Corser, Czamaliske. Row Four: Daniel, Daniel, D'Anna, Davis, Daws. Derrigan, DeSantes, Dobelbower, A. DuLong, H. DuLong, Facine, Foley, Frazier, Freesmier, Furze. Row Five: Garwood, Geering. Grannine, Gistinger, Glore, Goodwin, Grasser, Greczyk, Hackett, Hamm, Harris, Hemming, D. Hoffner, G, Hotfner, Hoshaw. Row Six: House, Hutching, B, Johnson, J. Johnson, B. Jones, G. Jones. Keast, Kelly, Keragis, Kubat, Kyllonen, Lanzon, Lee, LeFeve1', Loyd. Row Seven: Lyons, Mack, Macka, MacMasters, Maples, Markham, Marks, B. Martin, E. Martin, Matchett, McConnel, .nn 'ad McLaughlin, McLean. McNiel, McPherson. Row Eight: Michel- kamp, Mills, Moravec, Morgan, Narozny, Neary, O'Riley, Owings, Page, Parsons, Perry, Pewitt, Pitt, Pittman, Powell. Row Nine: Price, Quinn, Rawa, Realy, Richards, Roberts, M. Robinson, M. Robinson, Roehling, Rogers, Rooks, Ross, Sanders, Sawgus, Schulnuz. Row Ten: Shaffer, Shellnut, Shelton, Sleeman, Smith, Spencer, Stephens, Stoneback, Stuef. Sudgen, Sutton, Swindell, Taylor, TerBurgh, Thibodeau. Row Eleven: A. Thomas, T. Thomas, Tocok, Travis, Trumble, VanBuren. VanLandingham, Vereike, Vincent, Wagner, Waldron, Ward, Warner, Waschewski, Weber, Row Twelve: Westrope, White, Wilds, B. Williams, J. Williams. P. Williams, Williamson, Winkelman, Witkowski, Wilsey, Wood, Worden, Youngblood, Zemko, Zettel. Page seventy-three .7lze MLM? 7948 gnsnxususnsn nxnsnxnxusuvas-nxusnvnsnnxausnnsnnxsn snxux-nsnsn-s.nn sus:-xn-sensnxnn snnsnsn-ynxnxn susnsus 70 Z? gfddfi Row One: Allan, Anderson, Beyer, Bigger, Boeneman, Brook, B Brown, I. Brown, Burns, Burrell, Carley. Row Two: Clark, Cole- man, Collins, Conway, Danhouser, Davidson, DeGeorge, Dowling, Durst, Eaker, Fenner. Row Three: Fleming, Gannon, Goff, Go- forth, Hanselman, Herzberg, Hoeberling, Hoffer, Hofsomer Howard, Hufnagel. Row Four: Hysrnith, Johnson, Jones, Kaelber Kirk, Kniffel, Kunze. Leach, Lewis, Ligi, Liston. Row Five: Mac- Page seventy-four Kinzie, Maser, McGregor, McQuady, Melady, Miller, Molner, Mul- vaney, Musgrave, Nahra, Needham. Row Six: Nelson, Nichi- poruk, Oakes, O'Brien, Payne, Pearce, Pehlke, Phillips, Plouffe, Riggs, Riley. Row Seven: Rockey, Rogers, Ross, Rucker, Rum, Ruskowski, Sanders, Sawyers, Schnelz, Shields, Snowden. Row Eight: E. Strube, K. Strube, VanBuskirk, VanLandingham, Waite, White, Wilmoth, Wolfe, Wood, Yeager, Zamba. 1948 me ing .nsnsnxn gnx1asausanxmrxusnns1nxnossnxnxusnxnnxnnsusnxnsnsuns:ns:nsusuxusnxnnsnxnxnnsusnxnnsuxnnxu xanax .fd gfdiifi A , A., ...... 5 ----f- - - , k ...MAA A A . A - , z X Aa. - . A - V. .. AAA.. , . g 13 .3 ,E A , A H ,k A I 2 A V z ' , , V . A , W .,., A :gl f . A ' . A, , . N A112 g..:'.g. ., :: '- E37 - ::.A 'K fe f' gi. i izz. -. 5:1 '- 'Q' ij. ' ..:p:? f'N' .A .A Q i - -' gA 54'-5 . ' .A . .,A..A,.g.2- .,. , ng, I . ,gg -,A Lac gg., ,g V , - I. 7 5. if - ,553 y , A,A, : . A .A A. g3A:g 'Q 'Z - sf ' EWS' . A-:At i l.:2' -' ' .A A ii 7353291 7 K W5 ' ' ' A ' ' : S' ' A :QAAA 1223. , H... 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Jackson, Jones, Kaczar. Row Six: Kaniarz, Keeton, Kelsey, Kinshella, Knight, Kraft, LaCross, B. Ladd, L. Ladd, LaFollette. Leslie, Liimatta, Lucas, Luke. Row Seven: Lees, LeLacheur, Lynch, Major, Marks, Marr, McConnell, McConnell, B. McGhee, C. McGhee, McGuire, Mclntosh, Mclvor, McKinney, Mercier, A. Miller, D. Miller, Minshall. Row Eight: Mitchell, Moehring, Mohyla, Moore, Mousseau. Moxley, Mruk, Nigro, Novitzsky, Nut- taw, Oakford, Olson, Paholak, Pearce, Pennington, Pirkins. Row Nine: Peterson, Pinchon, Pirl, Pitcher, Popp, Powell, Powers, Raetzel, Ravenscroft, Reichert, Riley, Rivett, Robb, Roberts, Robinson, Romska. Row Ten: W. Romska, Rush, Schwartz, Seari- alle, Sechler, Severson, Simons, Sluyter, Smith, Soper, Spencer, Steele, Stephens, Stevenson, St. Germain, Stom. Row Eleven: Stone, Sutinen, Taylor, Thompson, Townsend, Treadaway, Trib- ble, Trontl, Turmel, Usehr, VanSickle, Wagner, Waldron, Walker, Walters, Walton. Row Twelve: Waslesky, Watson, M. Watson, VVeber, Weigandt, West, Wheeler, Wiley, G. Williams, N. Wil- liams, NA Williams, Wilrnoth, Youngblood, Zang, Zarkis, Zink. Page seventy-Eve 342 Ulm? . 1948 s01l'101010't0SlvXlv11 linxnxnv xususux- -su-suxusususnxu -xu sux nn sn x -nsnxu susuxu nsusnxn susn-susan xux,nQ .Z igfafid Row One: Alston, Bacalia, Barnard, Barr, Berner, Brennen, Bringman, Bryan. Row Two: Clarkson. Connelly, Cook, Coon, Courtney, Craig, Craig, Rudney, Curd, Czapp, Decker. Row Three: DeVault, Dickson, Duberg, Hurst, Eatserly, Emans, Eme- lau, Ervin, Erwin, Finney, Flowers. Row Four: Foley, Gailbraith, Garlinghouse, Gilchrist, Green, Grider, Griffith, Harreld, Heil, Henderson, Hoop. Row Five: Hyde, James, Janas, Johnson, John- son, Johnsonbaugh, Justice, Keast, Kinriison, Klignensmith, Page seventy-six 'SI' Kroesing. Row Six: Lewis, Longman, Maser, Matney, McCarthy McTeer, Melady, Milligan, Marrow, Nash, Oglesby. Page Seven Park, Pearce, Peters, Petrie, Rader, J. Rader, Redden, Richards Richardson, Riddell. Row Eight: Riggs, Rives, Rostron, Sadow Schomer, Simons, M. Smith, S. Smith, Snell, St. Charles, Sul- livan, Row Nine: Svacha, Sylvester, Timbroo. Tranthem, Varney VVagner, Wardowski, White, Williamson, Wright, Young. L M ,,,, M, 1 1948 we Ubin? 'sux-uxnxnxn xnxx-sux 1-snxnnsusn-sus-n xusnn snnsnmsnuse1xnxnnsnsnsuxnsnnxun snxnxu ,sf-snsnnsu sux--x -:susan su' 8 14 aaa Row One: Abruzzee, Alcock, Anderson, Ashley. Row Two Askew, Babinchak, Bacon, Bales, Barker, Barkley, Barlow, Barnes, Barrack, Bellet. Bennett, Bennett, Berry, Boeger, Bonn Row Three: Boyd, Brewer, Broick, Bryrant, Burke, Carrothers, Cathy, Chrism, Chrism, Cizmas, Clark, Clyma, Cochrane, Conway Costeiu. Row Four: Cougler, Crosthwaite, Croteau, Cull, Davis: Deel, Derbyshire, Dietz, Dittenber, Dockins, Doloto, Doyle DuBois DuBois, Dunn. Row Five: Dustin, Elliott, Ellis, Elrod Fathers, Felts, Felts, Ferguson, Gannon, Gibson, Gibson, Goff. Gould, Gower, Green. Row Six: Haksluoto, Haley, Hanson, Hem- ming, Hill, Hill, Hines, Holmes, Hoopengarner, Hornflscher, Hug- gins, Hurtt, Hutchins, Johnson, Jones. Row Seven: Jones, Jones. Kaelber, Keast, Keyes, Knight,Knob1ock, Knox, Koshir, Kroesing, LaFleur, Lotharius, MacDonald, March. Row Eight: Marshall, Mathews, Mazzuckilli, McCallum, McKenzie, McLean, McMinn, McNeil, McPherson, Mertens, Mertens, Mickelkamp, Miller, Miller, Miller. Row Nine: Misener, Misiner, Misiner, Murley, Murley, Murray, Nettle, Nickiporuk, Nielsen, Ninneman, Parks, Paul, Peters, Phaup, Pierce. Row Ten: Pirl, Porter, Powell, Prirnerano, Pritchard, Reuter, Rinnan, Robbins, Roberson, Roberts, Ross. Round, Sanders, Sawyer, Sayles. Row Eleven: Schlunz, Schulz, Scord, Seasword, Selman, Shenk, Simmons, Spencer, Stom, Sut- ton, Taylor, Taylor, Thomas, Thurau, Toepfer. Row Twelve: Toth, Towell, Trumble, Tukel, Upchurch, Venz, Weber, White, Williams, Witkowsk, Wood, Wray, H. Wright, K. Wright, Zamba. Page seventy-seven I -, or . 1 4 iii! jhe MLM? 1948 gas:usansnxnnxnnxnxuxnxusnnsusnxuxuxnx1nsusnnsuxuxanxnsusnnsunsnx-nxmnxn unnsnsns--snxnxn-gnxnnxnx nun 8 Z? igfafid Row One: Alexander, J. A. Allison, J. E. Allison, Allred, Avery Babinchak, F. Baker, K. Baker. Row Two: Barro, Bimberg, Blake, P. Bowman, R. Bowman, Brown, Bryant, Bucchare, Burk- kardt, Carclillo, Church, Conway. Row Three: Cooper, Corcoran Corcoran, D'Anna, Davis, DeLoy, Eldred, Ensley, Feeteau, Fen- ner, Ferguson, Fraser. Row Four: Gable, Garlinghouse, Haesler Hamm, Hanna, Hanson, Harris, Hartley, Hazen, Hicks, Hope Jacobs. Row Five: Jessome, Johnson, Knight, LeLacheur, Martin McCarthy, McDonald, McTeer, Metcalf, Morgan, Mourseau, Mur- Page seventy-eight ray. Row Six: Nesagga, Nichols, Ott, Padgett, Papas, Patterson Porter, Potts, Prentiss, Rankin, Rogers, Rowland. Row Seven Sanders, Schwark, Scrivens, Selman, Shea, Shears, Shepard, Short Smith, Snowden, Stephens, Stephenson. Row Eight: Strombeck Svacha, Swan, C. Sylvester, R. Sylvester, Targosz, Thompson Thousand, Thrasher, Thurman, Travis, Trembath. Row Nine Turner, Usakowski, VanLuven, Waelcle, Waltz, Watson, Wiggle Wilds. -. - . 1 also . -3 1, , 1j.f?ADVERTlEEMENTE t Q V55 A a 5 V K . V ,- ku. af Nm fp 49? x??x if y gm TOwnsend 9-1650 John R Fuel 86 Supply Co. COMPLETE LINE OF MASON AND PLASTER SUPPLIES Washed Sand and Gravel 19225 JOHN R ST. if SHELDON'S JANITOR SUPPLY SERVICE 424 West Elizabeth Detroit, Mich. ir RANDOLPH 7916 7917 Page eighty Compliments of SHELLBACK MANUFACTURING CO. Designs and Manufacture of Automatic Sump Pumps 1320 E. ELZA AVENUE HAZEL PARK, MICH. Elm-5910 HODGES for DODGES DODGE PLYMOUTH Complete Around the Clock Automobile Service SERVICE AND PARTS DEPARTMENT OPEN 24 HOURS EVERY DAY EXCEPT SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY HODGES AUTO SALES, INC. 23000 Woodward Avenue LI. 1-3032 Ferndale, Michigan JO. 4-6605 eighty Almo Auto Parts R O 9525 ,Kc THE FARM HOUSE Better Used Cars GOOD FOOD at Cheaper Prices 9 Mile 3, Russell Hazel Park, Mleh. gmc Give Alma a Try Compliments of Before you Buyv HIGGINS MOTOR SALES 23225 Woodward Avenue Ji? 411 E. 3 Mile Road l,l-l-9403 Ferndale Compliments of PEOPLE'S STATE BANK of HAZEL PARK Pg gil SUBSCRIBE NOW' TO . . THE P LLADIU New Subscription Offer-8 mos. . . . . 81.00 Renewal Subscriptions-2 years . . . . 53.00 Complete News and Picture Coverage of CLUBS, CHURCHES, CITY, SOCIAL, SPORTS 81 YOUTH ACTIVITIES - All for Less than 3c a Week - Hazel Parkis BEST Bargain Phone R. O. 2520 22615 Stephenson Highway Compliments Pat's Service 1102 E. 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Main Street Royal Oak, Michigan Compliments of Brown's Creamery Co. Milk Ice Cream MELVIN J. BROMN 530 SEVEN MILE ROAD CEast of Woodwardj Zeff's Hardware, Inc. Builders' Hardware 86 Sporting Goods Linoleum - Paints - Oil - Glass Auto Accessories - We Deliver - 214 W. Nine Mile Road Ferndale 20, Mich. Compliments of FRANK J. BEDENKO SUNOCO GAS 81 OIL Dequindre and Nine Mile Road R. O. 9751 HEATING COOLING F ranchized Duo-Therm Dealer THE WATERS CO. 21938 John R Hazel Park Li. 3-2400 Page eighty-six ,, ,, V Compliments of Tukel's Department Store Hazel Park, Michigan It's Wise to Buy at Tukel's HARMONY HOUSE YOUR FAVORITE RECORDS Complete Selection RADIOS - PI-IONOGRAPHS SONG AND SHEET MUSIC 22714 John R Lin-2-7955 Fred's Auto Supply Therrnoid Products - Thompson Products Maremont Mufflers - Hastings Rings Blue Streak Ignition Parts- Machine Shop Service Lin-2-1829 Hazel Park, Michigan R. O. 9800 78 W. 9 Mile Rd. Lin-2-7684 Civilian Post Exchange Army Surplus - Sporting Goods Company Supplies 20743 John R 22955 Van Dyke Compliments of R A E Manufacturing Co. ADAMS SERVICE BARBERING CLEANING - PRESSING We Operate Our Own Cleaning Plant 22241 John R at Roberts Hazel Park, Michigan Hitchcock 86 Craig Real Estate 86 General Insurance Income Tax - Notary Service 22102 John R Hazel Park Lin-2-2964 Campus Soda Grill BORDEN'S ICE CREAM Candy - Pop - Books 22746 John R Page eiglt ty-seven When your TIME PIECE FAILS, BASTIAN BROS. CO, CLASS RINGS INVITATIONS take it to GAIL'S Gail Jewelry Company PERSONAL CARDS DIPLOMAS 22910 JOHN R STREET 271 Philip Avenue Thomas Carey Detroit, Mich. Hazel Park, Mich. Lincoln 2-2740 Compliments of Un. 3-7522 Jo. 4-6274 Compliments of PLUCER MORRIS DRUG COMPANY We Carry a Full Line of Cosmetics and Jewelry 300 E. Eight Mile Road 1 Block East of John R POULTRY MARKET LIVE AND DRESSED P-oultry 601 E. 8 Mile Road Hazel Park, Mich. McINTO1SI-I SUNOCO SERVICE Oakland gl 8 Mile Road TO. 8-3573 Detroit, Mich. Elm. 6182 Li. 2-0930 Compliments of s.MILE TIRE SHOP EARL 84 LEES Recapping - Vulcanizing DR. MARVIN SOLOMAN FOOD MARKET PASSENGER 8z TRUCK QPTQMETRIST 2800 Hilton Road New and Used Car Radios OPEN . 23102 J h R L'. 2-4224 311 E. 8 Mlle Rd. O n 1 Sundays - Weekdays - Holidays Hazel Park, Mich. ABOVE POST OFFICE 9:00 - 9: 00 RAMSEY ELECTRIC KINGSLEY'S COMPANY HENRY'S ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING CONSTRUCTION REPAIRS 329 E. 9 Mile Rd. R. O. 8398-J Hazel Park, Mich. J. O. 4-6609 WATCH 86 JEWELRY REPAIR SHOP Li. 2-1147 21437 John R Hazel Park, Mich. 5 CENTS TO 31.00 STORE 22938 JOHN R Hazel Park, Mich. Page eighty-eight L- E I Compliments of Haupert Supply Co. Llncoln 1-0585 LEE'S 19409 John R street Cleaners 86 Tailors Detroit, Michigan Lebro Turchetti, Proprietor JO. 8-4189 24918 JOHN R AT 10 MILE RD. Lumber Plumbing Hardware Hazel Park, Michigan J0. 4-6433 Compliments of R0Yal Jim's Barber 86 Gift Shop Rd'85S ' Gidfj, WWkiP1 -ifo Wk FRANK Foss DRUG co. 3 'O Pomng 00 S 0 epieliesliiofai-iii oihleis-or . Hunting and Fishing Supplies If It Doesn't, Tell Us. Clarence E' Nemasl Prop' 837 E. 8 Mile Rd, Hazel Park 22720 JOHN R , James E. Bloom, Proprietor 815 E. 8 Mile Rd. Hazel Park, Michigan R. O. 0121 Uhr Betrnit Elirrr Breen Hazel Pa 22102 John R Tk Distributor Lin-1-5280 Compliments of NORTHEAST SERVICE GARAGE Cor. Hilton and Woodward Heights Blvd. Lin-2-4670 Ferndale B 86 C SCREEN 86 SASH COMPANY Combination Doors 8i Windows Wood or Aluminum RETAIL Sz WHOLESALE 1523 E. 8 Mile Rd. Lin-3-8645 PARSON'S BARBER 86 BEAUTY SHOP Haircutting Is an Art Permanents a Specialty 23014 John R at 9 Mile Road Wood Combination Storm Sash and Doors, Aluminum Com- binations, Storm and Sash Tucson Home Improvement Co. Lin-3-8646 1525 E. 8 Mile Rd. Detroit 28, Mich. Compliments of PARISH DRUG STORE 20730 John R at 8 Mile Rd. Hazel Park, Michigan GORDON CLOTHIERS Clean ers 6? Tailors Complete Line of Menis Clothing and Furnishings 701 E. 8 Mile Rd., Next to Packers Li. 6122 HAZEL PARK APPLIANCES SHOP 427 E. Eight Mile Rd. Compliments of The Hazel Park Police AND Fire Department Compliments of J. K. GROCERY Quality Meats and Groceries CHARLES' FRIENDLY SERVICE Mobilgas and Mobiloil 803 E. 9 Mile Rd. 21742 John R Hazel Park Ferndale, Michigan Page eighty-nine ...J Compliments of SCOTTIES CONFECTIONERY Jack Harris, Prop. 21124 John R R. O. 9530 BLUE ROOM BARBER SHOP We Specialize in Haircuts 821 E. 8 Mile Rd., near Oakland John H. Vogt Compliments of FRED ROBINSON 22640 John R FOR A BETTER HAIRCUT Compliments of Compliments of TW EIGHT MILE DRUG CENTRE HAZEL PARK LAURIE5 BARBER SHOP Eight Mile 8: Stephenson 951 E. 8 Mile Road Highway HARDWARE JENKINS TOOL 86 DIE CO. 1141 E. 8 Mile Rd. 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Page ninety DETROIT TECH SUMMER TERM BEGINS IUNE 2l FALL SEMESTER BEGINS-Day and Evening School-SEPTEMBER 20 Fully accredited under Public Act 346 for returning veterans and Public Act 16 for rehabilitation training in College level and evening High School courses. Degree Courses in- College of Commerce Accounting, Business Association of Colleges of Phar- macy. Accredited by American Administration, Real Estate. Council on Pharmaceutical Edu- College of Engineering cation. Industrial, Chemical, Mechanical, Department of Chemishy Electrical, Architectural, Aeronautical. 52 College of Liberal Arts Arts and Science, Liberal Arts, Pre-Social. College of Pharmacy Pharmacy tDay courseb Member Day and Evening classes. cretarial Science Title of Associate in Secretarial Science upon the completion of 60 hours' work. Bachelor of Science degree in Secretarial Science up- on the completion of 120 hours' college work. HIGH SCHOOL-lFulIy Accredited? Evening Classes DETROIT INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 303 Downtown YMCA Building Grand Circus Park RAndolph size Office Open 9 A. M. - 9 P. M.-Saturday Until Noon AL'S GULF SERVICE Lubrication - Batteries - Tires - Accessories GENERAL REPAIRING Sz BRAKE SERVICE AAA ROAD SERVICE 10 Mile Sz John R Lincoln 2-1334 Hazel Park, Michigan SIMON'S MARKET MEATS 81 GROCERIES - We Deliver - 24932 John R at 10 Mile Rd. Hazel Park, Mich. LI. 2-6780 Compliments of CHAPMAN'S GRILL 24902 john R Page mnetv or e Photography at It's Best H. A. POWELL STUDIOS 76 Adams Ave., W. CAdillac 7721 Shelby Photo-Engravers Company Paul St. Cyr Lumber Co. Cedar, Log Cabin Materials Fencing Materials Insulation 8.1 Builders Supplies Call the Lumber Number ELMHURST 6463 1546 E. 9 Mile Road IV2 Blocks West of Dequindre Box 531, Rte. 3 Hazel Park R TEXACO NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICE Specialized Marfak Lubrication TEXACO PRODUCTS Goodrich Tires 81 Accessories 22745 John R and Goulson . O. 9588 Hazel Park, Mich. Compliments of an Alumnus JOHN VIS, Ph.C., B.S. PHARMACIST HAZEL PARK CAB COMPANY 22717 John R St. T A X I LINCOLN 2-6070 24- Hour Service Sundays and Holidays Printing by The F. J. Stroup Printing Co. DETROIT J. J. SELF-SERVE MARKET MEATS - GROCERIES FRUITS 21724 Dequindre Hazel Park, Mich. Page ninetv tu 0 'Q' w Compliments of Iva Brundage and Sons CHRISTMAS CARDS 8061 Grand River Ave. TYIGY 6-3151 Phone: Lincoln 2-6728 WATTS Plumbing 86 Heating Service Repairs and Supplies 23213 John R Hazel Park, Mich. EN ROLL NOW! We welcome parents and graduates to come in- look around and investigate. DAY fr NIGHT CLASSES MEN Cr WOMEN EQUIPMENT FREE TEXT BOOKS ONLY To Start Easy Terms GUARANTEE Your Future Against job and Money Worries: 1. We train you to become an expert beauticia 2. We grant you a diploma of merit. 3. We qualify you to pass the Michi- gan State Board of Cosmetology and receive your 0perator's license. 4. POSITIONS AWAIT YOU UPON GRADUATION. State College of Beauty Culture 6 Pasadena at Woodward i TO. 8-5382 Over Cunningham's-Highland Park BUCCINO MARKET MEATS - GROCERIES - FRUITS 21541 Dequindre Hazel Park, Mich. Compliments of North End Fumigating Service Licensed - Insured 329 W. Evelyn Ave. Hazel Park, Mich. POLLY'S GROCERIES BEER AND WINE TO TAKE OUT 24207 Stephenson Hwy, Hazel Park, Mich. TIM'S DAIRY BAR Light Lunches - Fountain Service Carry-out Service Corner of Orchard gl John R Page ninetv-tliree .AU t0gI CLl0A1f CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ,48 and the best of everything from Clarence Bell, Inc. YOUR HAZEL PARK FORD DEALER 3Blocks North of Eight Mile on JohnR v v v TI-IERE'S A FORD IN YOUR FUTURE v v NEW AND USED CARS AND TRUCKS v v v Complete Ford Service Open 'til Midnight 1 1 P l l P l 1 l l l l 9 i l Compliments of DIXIE-DRIVE-IN We Specialize in HAMBURGERS CHEESEBURGERS HOME MADE CHILI FRENCH FRIES We Grind Our Own Meat Your Food Served on Carefully Washed and Sterilized Dishes 4 .1-43.11. Service in your car the year round at our 8 mile road location only .i0 14 Good Food Is Good Health 22700 JOHN R 1635 E. EIGHT MILE RD. .ioi AIR CONDITIONED