Highland Park High School - Polar Bear Yearbook (Highland Park, MI)

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PULFORD SAMPLE rerseer of the Extulzlislameul. Poohlv Asxistuul. UFPIEI I. PILUT5 - lfotv, not.t.,xRs. the total prolit lroin their sophomore tlanee. was the enormous stint the senior elass started with, in April. upto. Most ol the tnoney earnetl lor the XYashington trip was ohtainetl lroin sales in the Senior Shop: hut clanees. bake sales. eartl parties, the Clarniyal, antl two elass plays helpetl pay lor soine six httntlrecl rouutl-trip tickets to the capitol city. Not, all the seniors' activities were aiinetl toward Xlillhlllllgltlll, however, for there were also the more seholastie allairs-Class Day and Senior Control Day. ,Xeronautieal was the atinosphere ereatetl at the initl-year Class Day program. The scene was insitle an airplane. antl the two presitlents, Gurtlon l'ull'ortl and Lewis Knickerbocker. sat. unilortnetl at the eontrols. Secretary Dorothy Carey portrayed an airline hostess: autl, outlittetl in appropriate suit antl tap. XYarten KNICKERBOCKER TOLK Runner of the Business I.ouie'.v Stand-in. OZIAS CAREY Protector of llae Money Bags Remrrler of the Minutes. Z-XNUAHY and JUN Brant aetecl as ratlio operator at the A'wireless. 'l'he yaletlietory was given hy Mary Brett. and the saluta- tory hy Elaine Rathhun. Gloria Buhl rec-itecl the elass poem which she hatl written. Substituting lor counselors. teachers. ancl the prin- eipal, the seniors take eliarge ol' eorritlors. stutly halls. antl classes on Senior Control Day. 'l'he purpose ol' this speeial tlay is not only to give the seniors exper- ienee in inanaging a group ol people, but also to allortl unclerelassmen an opportunity to show what they fan aeeontplish when not uncler the guidance ol laeulty supervision. I-laying perspiretl through their senior year, anxious lest they shoultl not inake enough money lor the trip, the 19.11 graduates clitl sell their way to victory. and were the twenty-ninth class to go to XVashington. HOFFMAN BOYAJIAN Keeper of the Keys Holder of the Pen. 1' if-. .t.. H. ,Mal

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JANUARY GRADUATES JOHN FOSTER, 18051 1Visc0nsin-Hi-Y, Bowling Club. swimming team. Student Assembly. WILLIAM FRAKES, 193 WV. Grand-Hi-Y. Bowling Club. 1-LPS.. tennis team. cheer leader, All-School Comedy. Spectator reporter, National Honor Soriety. ALEX FURCSIK, 167 Cottage Grove-Clio Club. All-School Comedy. fencing. Carnival. Hobbies: collecting coins, P11010g1'l1lJ1ly. THELMA GANNON, 243 Windemere-Biology Club, Mzttl Hztllers Club. HELEN GARDHOUSE, 248 Grove-Knitting Club :mtl Nloclern Misses. VELMA GILMORE, 203 Pilgrim-Bztsketbztll, Nirknzlnie. Blonclie. MARY ALICE GILSON, 118 Pilgrim-Nlorlern Misses, SPCCUIIOI' lypist, Cztrnixztl. JESSIE GORDON, 376 Elmhurst-Bowling Club. Student .Xssocizuion Asseinbly. English Singers, Carnival auditorium show. HELEN GOSHGARIAN, 209 Cottage Grove-Hobbies: singing znul lmieycle riding. Nickname. '1'oni. WINIFRED GRAHAM, 19 Hill-lil Circulo Don Quijole. Nlonlern Xliwes. Carnival committee. VERNON GREENE, 89 Cortland-Nickname: G1'eenie. Ambition: lo beaome at chemical engineer. MARY GURUNIAN, 188 Gerald-Nicknznne. Shrimp, LEO HAGAR, 28 Pasadena-Hobbies: zireltery auul slznnp colletting. VIRGINIA HAGOPIAN, 13851 Trumbull-llzisketbull. tennis. liorkey lezun mp' tain. IRA HAITAIAN, 253 Davison-Ctltnivzil i'Ul11lll1llCC. JUDITH HAMBLEN, 259 Elmhurst-Biology Club. Yestetl Cboir. fill1'lilll1llS pageant. ANNIE HAMPARIAN, 200 E. Grand-Haul Hzltlers. Spectator lypisl. sliortlutncl and typing awards. CLYDE HARDEN, 181 Tuxedo-Bowling Club. football. senior plzty publicity chairman. All-School Comedy. Spectator sports editor, JEANNE HARRISON, 78 Grand-Speclzllor salesman. Nirknttme: Kin TOM HARRISON, 245 Highland-Baseball. Nieknzune: Moose Ambition: 1'llf:'lllil'1ll engineer. DOROTHEA HASSE, 250 Highland-English Singers. 0llCl'2l. Cllrislnlzls pugeztnt. JACQUELINE HATHAWVAY, 12561 Third-Girls' Club, Bowling Club. .Unbi- tion: airline hostess. FLORENCE EVELYN HAUSMANN, 198 Avalon-Cineinzt Club. Rolling Stones. Clio Club. LLOYD HAWVLEY, 246 LaBe11e-Spectator printing stzlfl :incl xztlesmun. WINIFRED I-IEILER, 69 Grove-Cirls' Club, Cinema Club. Hobby: birytle riding. Ambition: dietitian. HOWVARD HEILNER, 152 Tyler-Yestetl cboir. bztskelbztll. Ambition: telephone company executive. ZONIA HERMAN, 134 La Belle-Sbortbztntl certifieztle. Hobbies: collecting photographs, dancing. clruwingp Ambition: dress designer. -is we .4 hip? A iiiiii

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JANUARY GRADUATES RUTH HOGE, 148 Pasadena-El Circulo Don Quijote, Cirls' Club. Spectator advertising. ELEANOR HOLMAN, 12330 Third-Spanish Club. senior play. SYRILLA HOSSIE, 98 W. Buena Vista-Quill and Scroll, Spectator associate editor, head proofreadcr. handbook editor. language magaline. National Honor Society. JOHN HOZAS, 233 Beresford-Basketball. WILLIAM HUGENER, 210 Tyler-Carnival construction committee. Ambition: tool and die engineering. Hobby: building model steatn locomotives. RAY HUMPHREYS, 245 Highland. HERBERT E. HUMPHRIES, 10 Ferris-Open lforum. Ambition: accountant. Hobby: hockey. JOYCE G. JACOBS, 293 Geneva-Hobbies: tennis. golf, swimming. and ice skating. Ambition: interior decorator. PHYLLIS JACOBS, 230 W. Grand. CATHERINE G. JAMES, 220 P11gI'1lll'C2ll'l11V2ll. Hobbies: tennis, pingpong. collecting and taking photographs. RICHARD JARVEY, 13314 Thompson-Spectator bookkeeper. Ambition: certilied public accountant. Hobby: collecting sports pictures. IRENE JEWELL, 192 Puritan-Clio Club, clerical certihcate. Ambition: to travel. Hobby: art. MILDRED JONES, 47 Avalon-Rolling Stones. Modern Misses publicity chair- man, Carnival. Special Glee. Christmas pageant. WILLIAM KARDOS, 214 Beresf0rdANational solo and ensemble. All-State band, All-City band. ensemble. EVELYN M. KENT, 316 Florence-Rolling Stones. Hobbies: ice skating. movies. books, dancing. MARION KESSLER, 237 E. Buena Vista-Vested choir, spring concert, Christ' mas pageant. VIRGINIA KEURAJIAN, 12907 Lincoln-Five typing certificates. two clerical practice certilicates. one shorthand certihcate. KATHERINE KLINTWORTH, 44 McLean-Swimming, 1-lnglish Singers. spring concert. Christmas pageant. Student Association assembly. WILLIAM B. KNOWLES, 36 Colorado-Bowling Clttb. Open lforum. Hi-Y president. All-School Comedy. senior play. hall guide lieutenant, senior dance committee. GLADYS KOISTINEN, 13313 Trumbull. JACK KOJAMANIAN, 13145 Lincoln Driwe-Intramural basketball. Hobbies: softball. baseball, basketball. JOHN KOWALCZUK, 206 Victor. CATHERINE KRAUTWURST, 24 Candler-Swimming. Hobbies: music, paint- ing. reading, writing. Ambition: study languages. travel. FRANCES LANG, 13225 Lincoln-Attended Denby. Ambition: salesgirl. MARY JANE LEETH, 238 Louise-Hobbies: sports, collecting china dogs Ambition: nurse. OCTAVIA LUCAS, 40 Hill-Hobbies: horseback riding, movies, baseball. Ambi- tions: visit the Hawaiian Islands. be a reporter. NICHOLAS LUPU, 218 Manchester-Hobbies: sports, model airplanes.