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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1949 volume:

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Co-Editors - - Associate Editors - - Senior Records Editors Senior Records Staff - Faculty Editor Activities - - Photographers Sports Art Staff Glen Gresham Kay Hammerstrom Sally Salsinger Celena Wilson Mary Jo Rasor Helen Buchanan Mary Lou Mantz Helen Munkebo Hope McVety Diane Harris Marietta Kemp Jean MacIntosh Andrew Cosgarea Richard Spademan Dick Berry Nevin Carr Lawrence Casey Cover Design and Lettering - Illustrations Bob Blaty Mike Meredith POS'te1'S Cara Cherniak Elizabeth LeBlanc Business Manager ---- Bookkeeper - Advisors Editorial - - Miss Grace Wallace Photography - ---- - Aff - - - Financial - - Nona Williston Ida Sparling Eva Ames Mary Ellen Hastie Barbara Post jerry Roberts Alice Ann Ryan Bonnie Bryant Sue Hodgson Doug Gillesby Elizabeth LeBlanc Powell Studios Dick Colyer Marietta Kemp Ed Weeby Beverly Malej an Harry Rollins Arlene Newton Gorton Riethmiller Eleanor Milin Mr. Sidney White Mr. John Blanock Miss Lillian Taylor Mr. Basil Hause Dedication Miss ISABEL MACDONALD Wise counselor and helpful friend to countless numbers of students, Miss Isabel MacDonald will long be remembered by High- land Park High School. 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WILHELMINA ANDREWS Science MISS GRACE BAIRD Adapted Materials MRS. JEAN BAKER Physical Education MRS. JUVA BEEMAN English MISS ANNE BENJAMIN Study Hall MISS ELAINE BERRY Commercial RICHARD BERRYMAN Mathematics JOHN BLANOCK Instrumental Music MISS EDITH BOICE English NORMAN BOZE Welding MISS MARY BRADLEY Secretary JAMES BUCKBOROUGH Instrumental Music Director MRS. ALICE BUHSE Instrumental Music MRS. BEATRICE BUPP Secretary MISS GLADYS CAHOON History MISS MARY JANE CAMPBELL Language MISS MARJORY CARD Social Studies MRS. MINNIE CLARK Commercial WALTER C NR Commerci DAVID CON Y Trade Machines MRS. MARJORIE COSGROVE Sociology MISS MARGARET CUTHBERT Adapted Materials DACHO DACHOFF Instrumental Music MRS. LILLIAN DAHL Rest Therapy MISS MARY DANIELS English RUSSELL DAVIDSON History MISS DOLORES DEATHOS Secretary MISS FRANCES DIRKES Physical Education MRS. BESS DREW Lower Division Library DWIGHT DYER Physical Education Head WILLIAM ERICKSON Core-Science EDWARD EXWORTHY Science MRS. MILDRED FOSTER Sight Saving MISS THEO FREEMAN Physical Education M-ISS EILEEN GARWOOD Study Hall MISS CASSIE GIBSON Mathematics GEORGE GREEN C ore-H istory MRS. MARIAN GREENE 9B Preparatory VERNE HANDLEY Counselor EINAR HANSEN Ind. Arts MISS PAULINE HARRIS Counselor MISS HELEN HASTINGS Commercial 0 BASIL I-IAUSE Commercial MISS EUNICE HERALD Homemaking MISS MYRRL HIGHT History MRS. OLETA HILLER Home Economics VINCENT HOFMAN Auto Mechanics GEORGE HOYT Mathematics 4-ar ws 'NX 'D 'E QC? , I in ' uw . l J x i ,F V, l 7' RQ 'A . Ji in ,lv I . .bf in wh In .x -2 I , A 5 'I' 'x nv-Q-L. ,,, ' .al-, ' ,tif A- J' flee , 1 - 'E I vi. W 1 I if 1- 8 Q5 I .1 Obs X M is N. 9 .alma 163 . it J X -. Y Xa if x MRS. LENORE HUGHES Secretary 'J Miss ELIZABETH HUNT English ALAN HUTCHINS Physical Education MISS RUTH IRWIN Librarian MRS. SUSAN JOHNSON Nurse MRS. VICTORIA JOHNSON English MRS. ESTHER JOHNQN Physical Ed. Head PAUL JONES Counselor and Physics X MRS. MARY JOSEY Sociology MISS E. JULINE KERR English Q Miss Lols KERSKY R- Secretary MRS. MARION KINTZ Music MRS. RACHEL KIRKENDALL Mathematics Head MISS THERESE KNEIP Social Studies MRS. HELEN KOLTONSKI Nurse JOHN KULJU Biology JOHN LADD Mathematics RONALD LARZELERE Auto Driving MISS MARJORY LAWRASON Dental Hygienist NEIL LOTTRIDGE Vocational Ed. Director MISS ISABEL MACDONALD Counselor LYLE MACKELLAR Industrial Arts MISS KATHRYN MACLENNEN Homemaking MRS. FLORA MAHOLLAND Geography MRS. CECIL MALTBY Art MRS. HELEN MARTIN Mathematics ADOLPH MASSMAN Chemistry MRS. MARY MCCOLLUM Cafeteria MRS. RACHAEL MCCORMICK Physical Education MISS VIRGINIA MCLEAN Physical Education EDWARD MCMULLIN Physical Education PERRY MILLER Trade Drawing CHARLES MOLES Counselor and Economics MISS FLORENCE MOORE Household Arts MRS. ELSIE MORGAN Commercial L. W. MUELLER Printing MRS. RUTH MURPHY Mathematics MISS ANNA OLESON Social Studies ROY M. PARSONS Vocal Music 'Director MISS MURIEL PAUGH English and Language Head FRANK PELLERIN Mathematics MISS FLORENCE PENDELL Mathematics MISS HAZEL PIERCE English MRS. FLORENCE RAHLES Art MRS. GRACE REID Homemaking MISS DELIA RICHARDS Social Studies MISS L. M. RISH Commercial MRS. NELL ROSSOW Orthopedics . P' W' livin. xl Q45 X si in 4 Q 1 at 2 'Z ,MF L? .1 1 f l ? N ,fx Q Zi ki I 3 of A' .zo ' 1515, -'VF Vldngfswf QM A C , Q 'T .JA Q .-r ::i K, iv w Q.. H. sig. f N Q 2, pa MRS. ROSINA ROY Language MRS. HELEN RUDOLPH English H. R. RUSSELL Mathematics JACK RYAN Physical Education MISS NORMA SAMMET Commercial MRS. ELEONORE SCHMIDT Language MISS MERYL SEAVER Language MISS ALICE SEEL Mathematics LUKE SHANNON Social Studies Head MISS MARJORIE SLADE English MRS. HAZEL SMALL English MRS. ELLA SMITH Mathematics MRS. MARION SMITH Instrumental Music MERLE SMITH English LAVERNE SYNDER Industrial Arts MISS ANN SOLOMAN Counselor Z MISS GLADYS STERLING Commercial MRS. CLARA STRONG Nursery School MRS. HAZEL SUTHER Mathemati MI S S LILLI LOR Art WILLIA VALADE Languages MISS GRACE WALLACE English THOMAS WELSBY Physical Education SIDNEY WHITE Publications THOMAS WILLIAMS Science and Sociology MRS. EVA WILLIS N Counselor XE I MISS GRACE WINEGAR English JAMES WINK Physical Education MRS. HELEN WORTLEY Accompanist MISS ANNA MAE YORKS Commercial MISS NELL YOUNG English QLIQW HSP, We I in . 4 fm is! 'M Y' 11 '.-,,' ' v,...Qw Qfiffkh Mtg Camera Shy Faculty MISS MARGARET ANDERSON MRS. HELEN BECKER - MISS AGNES CARPENTER MRS. MAUDE DOLD - MRS. MARION HAVRILLA - HARVEY JACKSON - - MISS MARY JEFFRIES - MRS. JOYCE KOENIG JERRY NEUMAN - MRS. GRACE REID - - MRS. SALLY JANE SCULLY MRS. MARY LOU TESAURO MISS MILDRED ULMER - MRS. MILDRED WALTERS Head Secretary H omemaking Counselor - Nurse - Secretary Visiting Teacher - English - - Secretary Physical Education - H omemaking Homemaking H omemaking - Physics - Accompanist l f K 1 ., .,. .,.g.g.g.g.g.- ,.g. 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ANDERSON Dramatics, Biology Club, Feathers In A Gale , Concert Choir, sen- ior class secretary, homeroom vice-president, Christmas Pageant, senior mixer head. MURIEL ANN ANDERSON Piano Club, Con- cert Choir. BETTY ANN ANDREWS Latin, Biology, and Science Clubs, swimming team. ROY GLENN ATWOOD Fencing: Interests: horse-back riding, ice skating: Ambition: wood working. JOAN BARBARA BACHMAN Bridge, Chess Club, Intercultural Council, chairman fashion show: Ambition: teacher. LEROY BARRICKMAN Interests: boat, plane, race car modeling. SUZANNE BENYAS Spanish, Dramatics, Biol- ogy clubs, S. A. secretary, cheer leaders, 12-A planning committee. DONALD F. BERNS Treasurer Lettermen's, French Club, S. A., tennis, chairman Class Day committee: Hobby: photography. JOHN K. BOEGEHOLD Chess Club, S. A., 12-A planning committee, Career's Day: Awards: Scholastic Art. PATRICIA BRANKOVAN Cap and Gown com- mittee, homeroom secretary: Awards: typing, shorthand: Ambition: travel. MAURIE B. CALFIN Fencing, Spectator car- toonist: Interests: All sports. GORDON W. CHISA H. P. Boys' Optomist Clubs, homeroom vice-president, sophomore football. KATHERINE CONN Dream Waltz , Shmoo Shuffle : Awards: typing: Ambition: travel. LORENE COOKS Victory Corps, volley ball, baseball: Interests: music, tennis: Ambition: dress designer or ballet dancer. DORA CORATTI Awards: filing: Interests: swimming, roller skating: Hobby: record col- lecting. Kris 'Gina W H19 B mt E , ei'-J 1 ak 4. dt. J 't','41z1, . ' l za. t S x 'F' .5532 To Lx f 15 L Gian 'X 51. A K ,N ., . -N 'Wk I 2, , .1 'Q 13 'S 9. Y 3 k. , 'Qu wr 4-is x 0 f ' -8 , 4, I 'el , sang.. s M .. -f -aw , . N-is 'Q 3' t f 1 ., 1 its .4 4 'Q if In li v':3lA I 'I6 MARY LOU CORDES Awards: filing: Inter- ests: swimming, roller skating: Hobby: record collecting. CHARLES CRANE Biology Club, Hi-Y: Inter- ests: electronics, radio: Hobbies: photography stamp collecting. GEORGE CUTTING French Club, homeroom vice-president. ROBERT DAVIS Track, football, basketball, homeroom vice-president. ALLAN DAWSON French, Chess Clubs, cour- tesy skits, sophomore class vice-president. RAYMOND DEBOLD Troubadours, band: In- terests: horse-back riding, airplane making, ice skating: Awards: music festivals. JACK DEMBRIAN Interests: basketball, foot- ball, hockey. HARRY DER KEVORKIAN Chess, Spanish, Optomist, and Boy's clubs, sophomore football, S. A.: Interests: hunting, fishing, swimming. THOMAS RICE DIBBLE Seven Sisters. ALLEN DICKINSON Courtesy skits, homeroom president, ticket chairman Shmoo Shuffle , chairman stationery sales for Washington Trip. WILLIAM DRYLIE Assistant foreman auto shop, Student Association: Interests: mechanical projects. ROBERT EARLES Biology Club, Student As- sociation, football, baseball: Interest: outdoor sports. RICHARD EDWARDS Spanish Club, tennis: Hobbies: hunting, fishing, making model planes: Ambition: Aeronautical research. NANCY JEAN ESHELMAN Spanish Club, Modern Dance, Concert Choir, senior planning committee, election chairman of Student Asso- ciation: Hobbies: swimming, skating. EARL ENDERS Assistant foreman of auto shop, football: Ambition: mechanic. MICHAEL FANOLA Spanish, Chess clubs, homeroom president: Interests: all sports. CHARLES GATES Rifle Club, Spectator ad- vertising manager: Hobby: flying: Ambition: commercial photographer. DON R. GILLESBY Lettermen's Club, varsity football, track. EVELYN GLASER Ambition: dress designer: Interests: dancing, singing. JOEL GOLDBERG Science, French, Bass Clef Clubs, Intercultural Council, stage crew, Spec- tator advertising manager, Student Association, mock election: Interest: printing. LOUISE GORDON Interests: sketching, design- ing, sewing, record collection: Ambition: dress designer. ESTHER GRIBBEN GAL captain, girls' swim- ming team: Award: H for swimming. ALMA JEAN HALL Interests: music, sports: Ambition: to work at Michigan Bell. RONALD HALL Baseball, football, skating: Ambition: accounting: Interest: horses. LUCY HAMPARIAN Dramatics, cheer leaders: Interests: sports, music, traveling: Ambition: buyer. DICK HARBESON NATALIE HEIL Science Club, Latin Club, or- chestra, Waltz Dream , string ensemble, Stu- dent Association: Awards: typing. JOHN HICKEY Interests: hunting, fishing, boating. BUDDY BAHESEG HINDY French Club, box- ing manager: Interests: sports, radio, auto work. WENDELL HOLMES Lettermen's Club, vice- president of Club Rendezvous, homeroom presi- dent, Student Association, senior dance commit- tee, football, track. SONA HOPLAMAZIAN Badminton, homeroom secretary, cap and gown committee: Interests: swimming, music, traveling, sports: Ambition: secretary. CLARK HULL Lettermen's Club, track, foot- ball: Interests: photography, stamps. RICHARD IVEY Auto shop foreman: Ambi- tion: mechanic. SHIRLEY KAMPPI Concert Choir, homeroom secretary: Interests: swimming, skiing, ice skating. TED KATAPODIS Lettermen's Club, football: Interests: hunting, hockey, baseball, boxing. JOHN KEARFOTT Aeronautics Club, intra- mural baseball: Interests: photography, art ice- skating. Q if ts j ts, , - :Q g vi MW , 'hi' gf 7:4-nanilfffmy, xi' J y 5135. XX w k- 'pt .. ., ig . J 'K N. 1. 1, Q r' 9' x in we . 'N -. H , 55, . ,, , , , 'ri . . 'I7 l X '24 'Q I , ,N A - f- ilms' '. ' 53 ., ' A 1 gi ,---., F . Mp, Y . ga, , 2, , gum . 1 ,ll 4 'q I ,oi f v N 4 A V. f f ff.: --of 5 ...A ' r . gfl' t M ' .4 .V QQ' 1 . n i ' , 'i' ' Q35 .2 5. I I my , ,is .gg . V ' lv-iii J M . we 1 1 I 'infix B -,. , .M . 4 . NA -. rg. Q-Q 'Q U, ' , Mg' 1 .Q ,K-1 K1-:wife , . if ,H ., X ,Egg o W W is-to iq 5 f H 5 xx A 3 'I8 JAMES KELEL Ski Club, Bass Clef Club, foreman of welding shop. LAWRENCE KELLY Interests: sports. NORMA KINSER German, Dramatics Club, Secretary of National Thespians, Dear Ruth , Feathers in a Gale , courtesy skits. MIKE KOJAIAN Chess Club, Optomists, Hi-Y, sophomore football, band, printing: Interests: hunting, fishing, swimming. CHARLES LEMONS Ambition: barber. EVERETT LIIMATTA Biology Club, photog- raphy: Interest: swimming. CYNTHIA LISLE Bridge, German, Dramatics clubs, National Thespian treasurer, Feathers in a Gale : Award: National Thespians. ROBERT LOUIS Band staff sergeant, Impor- tance of Being Earnest , marching band, dance band, H award for band, WJBK announcer: Interests: study of law, music. GLORIA MAHONE Intercultural Student Council: Interests: volleyball, dancing, sewing, record collecting of famous artists. GEORGE MARK Interests: all sports. MARY MARTIN Concert Choir: Hobby: col- lecting pennies: Ambition: to become a regis- tered nurse. VIOLETTE MARTIN Dramatics Club, Span- ish Club, homeroom secretary: Interests: class- ical music, sports, sewing: Ambition: to become a buyer. JUDITH MAYER French Club, Bridge Club, Intercultural Council, tennis, Spectator, Polar Bear, mock election committee. LOU ANNE MCBAIN Filing award: Ambition: to become a business machines operator: In- terests: roller skating: Hobby: records. WILLIAM MCCREADIE Homeroom president: Interests: horseback riding, football, basketball. RUTH MEARS Bridge Club, special sports, publicity committee for senior dance: Award: Scholastic art award. OLGA METELSKY Hobby: collecting unusual book matches: Interests: playing table tennis and bowling, Concert Choir and English Singers. ROSALIE MICHIGAN Marching band, chair- man of Cap and Gown Committee: Hobby: sewing. ROBERT MISSIRLIAN Interests: swimming, golf, woodworking. HANEFREY MOSES Concert Choir: Award: typing II: Interests: swimming, bicycle riding. ROBERT MORRIS Spanish Club, Careers Day committee, senior planning committee. JACK MUNKEBY Lettermen's Club, football, track, All-School Comedy: Hobby: photography: Interests: radio and electronics. JOSEPH MUSTEFFE Homeroom president, foreman of welding shop. RAY OHANNES Senior band: Publications: Spectator and Polar Bear photographer: Ambi- tion: photographer. MARJORIE NORRIS Interests: swimming, ice- skating, drawing: Hobby: sketching: Ambition: commercial artist. BILLIE OVERTON Bridge Club: Interests: travel, music. IRENE PARENT Interests: bicycle riding, skat- ing, swimming. ROBERT PATOW Latin Club, Student Associa- tion: Hobbies: stamps, coins, photography, chemistry. ANDREW PELTO Aeronautics Club: Interests: football, baseball, basketball: Award: West Point candidate: Ambition: military career. NORMAN PETERS Aeronautics Club: Sports: baseball, ice hockey, homeroom vice-president, Student Association: Interest: flying. CHARLES PIPP Lettermen's Club, varsity basketball, football, All-School Comedy: Award: Class A regional basketball champs: Interest: hockey. DOUGLAS QUACKENBUSH: Spanish Club, Hi-Y, band, chairman of Shmoo Shuffle , pub- licity chairman of Polar Bear, senior planning committee. MARY JO RASOR Spanish, Chess Clubs, G. A. L., homeroom secretary, Spectator, Polar Bear, senior planning committee, Careers Day, Award: Dear Ruth contest, class historian. HUGH RENNIE Homeroom treasurer, senior dance committee: Interests: riding, fishing. THISTLETON ROBERTSON Chess, Rifle, Biology clubs: Interests: hunting, fishing: Am- bition: conservation officer. MARY SALEM Interests: swimming, biking. A Q A 9 .A 'W 1 X 3 , 4 L nxt, bi A I 'F' 1 f ah if 0 S i ' ,Q s 1 L. ,ik ,V . .Q win! 5 i ls 41 NME :Himsa . - 45'- 1. 1 S? . r 'I 9 is J . '? fel, L 'I 4. -wif? ' ZS if-A 1. if I W l Aa. f ' .nf f ,..,,: , 'VQV . ,sy L 4' ' , .,: .- 'Y -SG 1 163 r' Q. 2 ...- 7' :gg I ' ,- - I N .A LA, 1 Q 1:41, x ,I ' . I . .9 3 1525 . of vi Q Q LE.-3 73. :QA .A 5' 4 .qgspb I i 'fav fy: X -EU 6' rt, 4 , 20 BEVERLEE SCHNITZLER Spanish, Dramat- ics Clubs: Interests: classical music, sports: Am- bition: interior decorating. JOYCE SCOTT Shmoo Shuffle . ROBERT SHELLEY Polar Bear publicity com- mittee, Shmoo Shuffle , senior planning rom- mittee. DON SIELAFF President Lettermen's Club, football, basketball, Student Association: Hob- by: photography, co-chairman senior banquet. ROY SIGMAN Optimist Club, football: Inter- ests: photography, fishing, hunting, baseball. ED SKOWNESKI Lettermen's Club, senior class president, football, All-School Comedy: Interest: baseball. BESSIE SLAGLE Piano Club: Interest: music. DON B. STEWART Biology. Science Clubs, band, orchestra, Glee Club: Interests: swimming, basketball. NANCY STONEHOUSE Biology, Dramatics clubs, homeroom secretary: Interests: designing, swimming. BILL STURGES Forensic Club, announcing sports events: Ambition: sports writer, an- nouncer. FERL THOMAS Band, orchestra, English Sing- ers, drum major, Dream Waltz , Feathers in a Galen: Awards: National Thespians, M.S.C. summer music award. JOYCE TRURAN Interests: flying, sailing, roller skating. JOHN URQUHART Aeronautics Club, Student Association, homeroom president: Interests: swimming, baseball, basketball. IRENE VARBEDIAN Latin, Dramatics clubs, band, junior class secretary, homeroom secre- tary, senior planning committee. HELEN WALKER Dramatics Club, English Singers, Concert Choir, Dream Waltz : Ambi- tion: singer. NORMA WALKER Spanish Club secretary, Chess Club, homeroom secretary: Awards: short- handy Ambition: secretary or college. DOROTHY WALSH Senior class vice-president, Spanish Club, Concert Choir: Ambition: de- signer or buyer. DONNA WATTERWORTH Interests: ice-skat- mg, -swimming: Hobby: collecting snapshots: Ambition: nurse. RICHARD WEEMS Lettermen's Club baseball football, basketball, Interests: bowling, swim- ming. ROBERT WESTON Biology, Spanish Clubs president Science Club, R.O.T.C. officer, Inter: ests: fencing, tennis, rifle. WILLIAM C. WILLIAMS Vice-president Let- termen's Club, varsity football, baseball All- School Comedy, Club Rendezvous, Chess ,Club, Student Association, sophomore class president. CELENA WILSON Sports editor, Polar Bear, Spectator, Student Association, Careers Day, Class Day committee, All-School Comedy, sen- ior planning committee, Shmoo Shuffle , co- chairman banquet. FRED WINKLEMAN Hobbies: books on medi- cine, Ambition: business man. WILLIAM WORLEY President of welding, foreman of welding, Student Association, Inter- ests: ice-skating, baseball. GENE WRYE Interests: ice skating, roller skat- ing, horseback riding. ESTHER YESAYIAN Spanish, Dramatics club, sophomore class treasurer, junior class president, homeroom president, All-School Comedy, sen- ior planning committee. ELIZABETH zARA'rz1AN victory corps, glee 1 b h cu , omeroom president, Interests: traveling, photography, Awards: typing, shorthand. . ... 'em CAMERA SI-IY CORNELIUS GRICE Intercultural Student Council, Girls' Glee Club. AIZXGELLA I:IILL Dramatics, baseball, basket a , captain volleyball team, pian Interest writing lyrics to music. VIRGIL KRIVAK RICHARD PARKINSON Aeronautics, Inter ests: art. 2'I EDWARD SKOWNESKI President sw- '3- DOROTHY WALSH Vice-President LDV LORRAINE ANDERSON Secretary 44:12 JANET ALBAUGH Treasurer WALTER FORREST President DURWOOD ALLEN Vice-President KAY HAMMERSTROM Secretary MIKE HACHIGIAN Treasurer MAXINE ABBOTT Interests: dancing, skat- ing: Hobby: drawing: Ambition: clerical work. JOANN ADAMS French Club vice-president, Importance of Being Earnest, fencing, Carni- val Auditorium show, Vested Choir, Concert Choir: Interest: animals. ALICE ALATCHANIAN Bowling, GAL, typing contest: Awards: typing, stenography, Interests: music, sports: Ambition: secretary. DURWOOD ALLEN Lettermen's Club, Cheer leaders, swimming team, tennis, Senior Class vice-president, SA Welfare Committee chair- man, Carnival. ASSAD ALLIE Machine Shop baseball, fore- man, Carnival. EVA AMES Cheer leaders, Biology Club, Con- cert Choir, All-school Comedy, Solo Club, Car- nival Auditorium show, Polar Bear, Spectator, Glee Club, basketball, Christmas Pageant, Prom Committee, Award: Quill and Scroll. MARIE ANDERSON Volley ball, GAL, Con- cert Choir, homeroom vice-president. JANET ANGOVE Spanish Club, golf team, GAL, homeroom vice-president: Hobby: collect- ing demitasse cups: Ambition: nursing. ETHEL ARNOLD Y-Teens, Carnival: Hobby: collecting teacupsg Interest: art. AL AUCHTERLONIE Three and a half years at Henry Ford Trade School, six months at Ford Apprentice School: Interest: basketball. JOAN AYRES GAL, hockey, basketball, volley- ball teamg Award: typing. ESAR GORDON BACHMAN Transferred from Central High School. BOB BAGDASARIAN Basketball, baseball. ROBERT BENJAMIN BALAN French Club Chess Club, football, baseball, Carnival. Y MARION BARAKY Spectator representative, homeroom secretary: Interests: dancing, piano, sports: Ambition: clerical work. MARCIA BARCLAY Future Nurses Club, Car- nival, Holly Hop, homeroom secretary. CAROLYN BARRETT Dramatics Club secre- tary, Spanish Club treasurer, volley ball, Eng- lish Singers, Carnival Auditorium show, Prom Committee. MARY BENIGNA Hobbies: dancing, swimming: Ambition: private secretary, travel. Navy. , 6 ls 'G' . , lit Fifi, .,... c 'Suv' 'ZS 23 0 !r ff WPS' 1 an su' a ' cf, as -N CATHERINE BENSON French Club, Bridge Club secretary, fencing, Carnival Auditorium show. RICHARD NORMAN BERRY Biology Club president, Service Club, Spanish Club, fencing, Polar Bear, Spectator circulation, Career's Day committee, Carnival, Holly Hop : Awards: typing, fencing. CLAUDETTE BIRKE Importance of Being Earnest, Concert Choir, English Singers, Car- nival, Civic League: Ambition: studying music. JOAN BLANKENSHIP French Club, Carnival: Hobbies: swimming, collecting miniature dogs: Ambition: own pet shop, be a veterinarian. ROBERT BLATY French Club, Piano Club, Dramatics Club, Importance of Being Earn- est, Concert Choir, English Singers, Waltz Dream, All-School Comedy, Polar Bear art staff, Carnival: Award: typing. JEAN BOULAS Carnival: Hobby: horseback riding: Interests: travelling, sports, dancing. ARTHUR MATTHEW BROKENSHIRE Biol- ogy Club, Bass Clef, Cheer leaders, Dream Waltz, Pirates of Penzance, homeroom sec- retary and treasurer, ROTC Captain, English Singers, Christmas Pageant. RUTH ELIZABETH BROKENSHIRE French Club, All-School Comedy, Careers Day com- mittee, Carnival: Hobbies: art, sewing: Ambi- tion: nursing, air hostess. EUNICE JEAN BROWN Christmas Pageant, Concert Choir, Carnival: Interests: musicals, piano, winter sports: Hobby: collecting teacups. TOMMIE ANNE BROWN Science Club, Biol- ogy Club, GAL, basketball, orchestra. BONNIE BRYANT Spanish Club, Dramatics Club, Piano Club vice-pwesident, homeroom president, Concert Choir, English Singers, Pir- ates of Penzance, Polar Bear, Carnival: Am- bition: singer or pianist. HELEN BUCHANAN French Club, German Club secretary, Bridge Club, basketball, tennis, Polar Bear, Civic League, Carnival, Fashion show, homeroom vice-president and secretary. RUTH ANN BURNS Science Club, Biology Club, Concert Choir, Concert Orchestra: Award: typing. BETTY JEAN CAMPBELL Carnival Auditori- um show, homeroom secretary, Cheer leaders. GLEN CAMPBELL Carnival: Hobby: model airplanes: Award: first prize in cartoon contest. EULA CAPPS French Club, Intercultural coun- cil: Interests: swimming, basketball, dancing. BARBARA CAREY Bridge Club, Spanish Club, Dramatics Club, intramural swim, Spectator, homeroom secretary, Carnival Auditorium show chairman. MARILYN CARPENTER Carnival, Bridge Club, Polar Bear, Prom committee: Interests: horseback riding, dancing, dogs, bowling. NEVIN CARR French Club vice-president, In- tercultural Council, Rifle Club, Science Club, Spectator photographer, homeroom president, Carnival: Ambition: Annapolis. EDITH CASSIDY JOHN CATHERWOOD Christmas Pageant, or- ganist at assemblies, Concert Choir, homeroom secretary. BETTY CAVAN Volleyball, Concert Choir, homeroom vice-president: Ambition: private secretary or buyer: Hobby: collecting records, sports. JOHN CECIL French Club, Cheer leaders, Band, Carnival. CARA RUTH CHERNIAK Bridge Club, Polar Bear: Ambition: interior design in college. ROBERT CHURELLA Lettermen's Club, Chess Club, football, track, Carnival. DOLORES THERESA COLONE GAL secre- tary, basketball manager, hockey captain, vol- leyball captain, Carnival. RICHARD COLYER Science Club, swimming, tennis team, SA, Polar Bear, Carnival Auditori- um show, Co-chairman of Service Club, Wel- fare committee. WILLIAM COPELAND BARBARA CORNWALL Dramatics Club treas- urer, Biology Club, Intercultural Council, SA Activities chairman, swimming team, Cheer leaders, Carnival, All-School Comedy, Date With Judy. CHARLES CRADDICK Carnival, Polar Bear photographer. FRED ARNOLD CURREY Lettermen's Club, Aeronautics Club president, Carnival, track team: Hobbies: photography, art, aircraft. MARGERY CUTLER Bridge Club, Forensic Club: Interests: music, sports: Ambition: col- lege. JULIA DAAS Carnival: Hobbies: collecting post cards, dancing: Ambition: private secretary. LOIS DANIELS French Club, Intercultural council attendance secretary, Bridge Club, ten- ms, Spectator, Polar Bear, Civic League, Car- nival. CHARLES DAVIS Intercultural Council, home- room vice-president, football, Piano Club, bask- etball, band, intramural baseball captain. DOROTHY DAVIS Concert Choir, English Singers: Interests: music, collecting records: Ambition: clerical work. Q if ., g A 4 gg 'Q' 2 X 'w 3 E s L . .. , ,, W A '39 ff i.. - P 1- PM 25 , -5' 3 as , ' , if ,V j if I4 4 Q i A gt x Qs '3- 1 -S- 52 B8- of , 'i'Z 26 ffl JOEAN DEAN GAL, volleyball: Award: typing. RICHARD DE ARMENT Lettermen's Club, football, basketball, swimming, track, homeroom treasurer: Award: track. JOHN DERR Bridge Club, Carnival. ROSE DEIRMENJIAN Polar Bear, Carnival: Award: shorthand. DONALD DUNCANSON Hi-Y, homeroom treasurer: Hobbies: electricity and radio plan- ning: Ambition: study medicine. DOROTHY DYER French Club, JC French Club: Hobby: jewelry: Interests: art, dancing. WALLACE EDWARDS Basketball, Carnival. CLAIRE ELTON French Club, GAL, English Singers, fencing, Christmas Pageant, Carnival, Holly Hop : Hobby: art. ERIC ERANDER French Club, Forensic Club vice-president and president, Concert Band and Orchestra, homeroom president, Prom Commit- tee: Award: Forensic key. DIANE ERWIN ELIZABETH VICTORIA EVANS Spectator representative, homeroom secretary: Ambition: housewife. JOHN JERE EVANS Hi-Y. homeroom vice- president: Hobbies: sports, art: Ambition: ad- vertising agent. GERALDINE FARRIS Rifle Club. Carnival, homeroom secretary: Ambition: doctor's assist- ant. JUDITH FEINBERG French Club, Spectator, Polar Bear: Award: scholastic art key: Hobbies: painting, records. DOROTHY FOREHAND Carnival: Interests: bowling, horseback riding: Ambition: secretary. WALTER FORREST, JR. Lettermen's Club, Spanish Club, swimming team captain, Junior and Senior Class president, Carnival clean-up chairman, Cheer leader captain. ANTON FRANEK Intercultural Council vice- president, government class secretary, home- room president. LENORE FREEDMAN French Club: Ambition: teach piano. SHEILA ESTELLE FRENKEL Spanish Club, Forensic Club, Bridge Club, Intercultural Coun- cil, All-School Comedy, Carnival. ROBERT FURNEY Cheer leaders, swimming, track, SA president, Carnival. JOHN EDWARD GARRITY Hobbies: basket- ball, euchre. GLEN GARTMAN Lettermen's Club, home- room president, varsity basketball, baseball: Interest: sports: Ambition: coach. DOUGLAS GILLESBY Latin Club, Piano Club secretary, Seven Sisters, Spectator circulation manager, Carnival, homeroom president. BEATRICE GILSTRAP Transferred from Al- ger High School. MARIO GIORDANO Bowling, football, base- ball, basketball manager, homeroom treasurer: Award: broad-jumping: Interests: trumpet, ac- cordian: Ambition: Army. MARILYN GOFORTH Dramatics Club, Biol- ogy Club secretary, fencing, Concert Choir, Concert and Marching bands, SA council, home- room vice-president. HERMELINDA GOMEZ Future Nurses Club, Carnival: Interests: sports: Ambition: nursing or social work. DONALD GRANGER SA, Carnival, Hobby: model airplanes: Ambition: to fly. NANCY GREENBERG Spanish Club, Bridge Club: Interest: dramatics. JAMES GREKIN German Club president, French Club, Science Club, Service Club, All- School Comedy, PA System operator. GLEN GRESHAM French Club president and secretary, Polar Bear editor, Spectator editor, Carnival Co-chairman, fencing: Awards: Quill and Scroll, Scholastic writing and art keys. AUGUSTUS GRICE ROTC, Interest: baseball. SYLVIA GRIFFITH Y-Teens, Dance Club, Glee Club, Carnival, J-Hop: Ambition: secre- tary. THOMAS GROSS Spanish Club, Carnival, baseball. CAROL GRUBER GAL, basketball, volleyball, homeroom secretary, Carnival: Awards: typing, shorthand: Ambition: private secretary: Inter- est: sports. MIKE HACHIGAN French Club, Science Club secretary, Biology Club, Senior Class treasurer, Carnival, homeroom president. l. wb nfkq ' 8 'yf I gy QQ ma, s 1:35 .,,. i, :,,,,w ' ,. V .W 1 1 My cfim' be , ,s QC? gif? E' su- -'Sf L L . 27 , , .1 f. - Q .. 2 qsf -5 W X A 'F ' X, S .f'2 28 RICHARD HAMBY Carnival ticket committee, Hobby: sports. KAY HAMMERSTROM Bridge Club, Dramat- ics Club, GAL, bowling, Polar Bear, Senior Class secretary, homeroom president, Christmas Pageant, tennis, swimming manager. MARY HANES Thespians secretary, French Club, golf captain, GAL, Importance of Being Earnest, Seven Sisters, Spectator Editor-in- chief, Polar Bear, Carnival, Awards: Quill and Scroll, National Thespians. JOAN HANNAFORD ROBERT HARPSTER Chess Club, Print Shop foreman and secretary, Interests: photography, cars, planes. DIANE HARRIS Bridge Club, French Club, Latin Club president, GAL, Intercultural Coun- cil, tennis, All-School Comedy, Polar Bear, Car- nival Concessions chairman. DONALD HART Spanish Club, fencing, Carni- val, swimming, Interest: art. MARY ELLEN HASTIE Junior Class vice- president, Polar Bear, Spectator editor, Future Nurses Club, Biology Club, All-School Comedy, Carnival, homeroom president, Prom Commit- tee, Award: Quill and Scroll. FRANK HAWKES Homeroom secretary, Ambi- tion: engineer. MARION HENNINGS Dramatics Club, Carni- val, homeroom secretary, Cheer leaders. SUE HODGSON Bridge Club, golf, GAL, Im- portance of Being Earnest, Holly Hop, Pol- ar Bear, SA, Carnival. DONALD HOGAN Band, Carnival, Dance Club, Interests: sports, music, tennis, watchmaking. MARIE HOLMES Dramatics Club, Concert Choir, homeroom secretary, Interests: dancing, singing. WENDELL HOLMES Lettermen's Club, foot- ball team, track, Billiards Club. HELGA HOPFELD French Club, Piano Club Dramatics Club, Christmas Pageant. JAMES HOUSTAN Interests: hunting, motor- cycling, Ambition: electrician. PATRICIA HOVIS Cheer leaders, SA election committee, cabinet, Carnival, Ambition: diet- ition. JOAN AMELIA HUFF Y-Teens, Carnival, In- terests: swimming, skating, Hobby: glass figur- ines, Ambition: retail selling. ROSEMARY HUMPHREYS Spanish Club, Cheer leaders, Biology Club, basketball, swim- ming, tennis, All-School Comedy, Christmas Pageant, Carnival Auditorium show, Concert Choir, homeroom president. CHARLOTTE IHLE Spanish Club secretary, All-School Comedy, Christmas Pageant, Junior Class treasurer, Carnival, SA, Modern dance workshop. BOBBIE IVIE CLYTIE JACKSON Intercultural Council, bas- ketball, volleyball captain: Interest: skating. RICHARD JACKSON Homeroom vice-presi- dent, Carnival. JOYE JAMISON GAL, volleyball: Interests: baseball, mathematics. JEAN ANN JENKINS Biology Club, Intercul- tural Council, Concert Choir, English Singers, Christmas Pageant, Carnival: Award: typing: Interest: swimming. SARKIS JERNUKIAN Interests: swimming, tennis, riding, travel, photography. ROBERT LEE JOHNSON Swimming: Inter- ests: sports, hunting: Ambition: auto mechanic or electrician. JAMES G. JOHNSTON Homeroom vice-presi- dent: Hobbies: skiing, skating, swimming: Am- bition: salesman. JERRY JONES Rifle Club, baseball, Band. BIZAR KADARIAN Concert Choir, Carnival: Interests: sports, sewing: Hobby: saving horses. PHYLLIS ARLENE KAITNER Biology Club, basketball, Christmas Pageant, Concert Choir, English Singers. FLORENCE KAKUSIAN GAL, Biology Club, basketball, Band, Award: typing, shorthand: Interests: sports, music. HAROLD KAPLAN Intercultural Council, Car- nival: Ambition: college and chinchilla raising: Hobbies: photography, tennis, horseback riding. LUCY KARADIAN French Club, GAL, Biology Club, varsity hockey, volleyball, Band, Piano Club, Polar Bear, basketball, Interests: music, sports. NANCY KECK Homeroom secretary, Spectator representative: Award: shorthand: Ambition: secretary. MILDRED KENNAUGH Treble Clef Club, Christmas Pageant, Carnival, Spring Concert. X' I .. Q 29 43 an 4 1 A I 0 Y. 5 if 3. A 9 if I .' .4 M 9 A is 'hr - -Q. .gl A u . tg. i if ' A-4 f' L2 1 as ., ,Q it fb 3 n 5, Jin' fc...,M v Q 1 30 BETTY KENT GAL publicity, Christmas Pag- eant, Pearls, Treble Clef, SA, All-School Comedy, Carnival, Dramatics Club. BEVERLY KENYON Bridge Club, All-School Comedy: Hobbies: ice skating, tennis: Ambi- tion: psychology. BABETTE KELLER German Club, Concert Choir, Carnival. DONALD KOLLAR Homeroom secretary: In- terests: engineering, photography, aviation, sports. KATHLEEN KRIENKE Bridge Club, Spanish Club, Holly Hop . CHARLES KRISFALUSI Lettermen's Club, basketball, Carnival: Interest: sports. BERJ KURKECHIAN Lettermen's Club, foot- ball and basketball managers, homeroom treas- urer, Carnival: Ambition: to be a butcher. WILLIE ELIZABETH LAND Carnival: Inter- ests: volleyball, fishing. STEVE LAZARUS Lettermen's Club, football team, track team, Carnival: Award: track. RAY LINDEMAN Lettermen's Club, French Club, Chess and Checkers Club, baseball, bas- ketball manager: Interest: sports. JERRY LINDSAY French Club: Interests: mod- el airplanes, bowling, sports: Ambition: aero- nautical or mechanical engineering. MARIBETH MAGEL Spanish Club vice-presi- dent, Bridge Club, GAL, Dramatics Club, Mod- ern dance club manager, fencing, Importance of Being Earnest, Spectator Representative, Christmas Pageant, Carnival, Prom Chairman. MARY LOU MANTZ Dramatics Club presi- dent, Biology Club, GAL, Polar Bear, Carnival, Cheer leaders. MARJORIE MARBURGER Award: typing: Hobbies: writing, drawing, piano. DONALD MARINTETTE Lettermen's Club secretary, varsity basketball, tennis team, Spec- tator, All-School Comedy, Carnival. GARY MARK Bowling, golf: Interests: sports, flying: Hobbies: collecting teacups, perfume bottles. PAUL MARTIN Stamp Club, Photography Club: Hobbies: collecting records and stamps. EVELYN MASTERS GAL president, hockey, basketball, Spectator, Carnival. EARLE MAULE Piano Club, Intercultural, ROTC rifle team, ROTC Staff sargeant: Award: typing: Hobby: oil painting, ceramics and photography. ROBERT MCCHESNEY Baseball. KENNETH BLAINE MCCLAIN Biology Club, Hi-Y, homeroom vice-president: Interest: cam- eras: Ambition: pharmacist. GLORIA MCDERMOTT Basketball, hockey, Band, Carnival: Ambition: traveling: Hobbies: tennis, horseback riding. JEANNE MCINTOSH French Club, Concert Choir, Waltz Dream , Polar Bear, Carnival. ELINOR MCKAY Christmas Pageant, Concert Choir, English Singers, homeroom secretary: Ambition: Grinnell College. HOPE MCVETY Christmas Pageant, Concert Choir, Polar Bear, homeroom secretary, Carni- val, Banquet committee. PATRICIA MEGDALL French Club, fencing, Concert Choir, English Singers. DALE MELDRUM Aero Club, varsity football, Carnival: Interest: sports. ROBERT MELLON JOHN MERCER Lettermen's Club, Rummy Club, swimming team, All-School Comedy, Car- nival: Interests: fishing, swimming, skiing, hunting. MICHAEL MEREDITH Forensic Club, Spec- tator cartoonist, Polar Bear art staff, homeroom president, Carnival features chairman, All- School Comedy: Ambition: cartoonist and illus- trator. SUE MILFORD French Club, German Club, volleyball captain: Interests: basketball, volley- ball: Ambition: travel. ELEANOR MARION MILIN Spectator book- keeper, Carnival, homeroom secretary: Award: typing, shorthand: Hobby: sewing, all sports: Ambition: to be a successful secretary. JANET MILLER Spanish Club, German Club treasurer, Dramatics Club, Carnival, Washing- ton trip dance, Spectator. JOYE MILLER French Club, volleyball, Carni- val, homeroom secretary, SA Financial com- mittee, Welfare committee. JOAN MITCHELL Spanish Club, golf team, Carnival: Hobbies: horseback riding, golf. BETTY MOLITOR Carnival, typing: Ambition: stenographer: Hobby: sports. j .ssl . sw- V 4-wi-L ,T Y A , all A ,ff -it V 31 'ix ea : ,, X . A s qs ROBERT MORSE MONTGOMERY Letter- men's Club, diving, pole vaulting, Carnival, Senior Class treasurer, tennis team, Cheer leaders: Interest: skiing. THOMAS MOORMAN Biology Club, Spanish Club, Dramatics Club, Intercultural council, Carnival, Dear Ruth, Seven Sisters, All- School Comedy, president of homeroom: Ambi- tion: acting. HELEN MUNKEBO Piano Club,,Band, Polar Bear, Carnival: Award: typing: Hobby: piano. ALBERT MUTRY ALEX NADER HENRY NADER Biology Club, ROTC, Orches- tra, Carnival. PATRICIA NAHABEDIAN Science Club, Biol- ogy Club, French Club, All-School Comedy, Carnival. JAMES NASSAR German Club, Carnival: In- terest: popular music: Ambition: medicine. EDWARD NEUMANN Carnival: Hobbies: aviation, baseball, basketball. ARLENE NEWTON Basketball, Carnival: Award: scholastic art key. HAIG NORUNDZAIAN Intercultural council, Carnival: Award: scholastic art key: Ambition: politics. HARRY OHANIAN OWEN OKTAVEC ALBERT OZIAS Lettermen's Club, Hi-Y, bas- ketball team, Carnival: Award: typing. EDWARD PAPPAS Hi-Y, Carnival: Interests: sports, accordian: Hobbies: reading, music, sports: Ambition: college. PATRICIA PATTISON Polar Bear: Awards: filing, shorthand. VIRGINIA PAULSON Interests: bowling, ice skating, dancing. WILLIAM WILSON PEATTIE Lettermen's Club, baseball, Carnival, homeroom treasurer, SA Clearing House Committee chairman, Cheer leaders: Interests: sailing, motorboats, sports: Hobby: coin collection. DOROTHY PERKINS Spanish-Club, golf team, GAL: Hobbies: interior decorating, art: Ambi- tion: housewife. BETTY JANE PETTY Y-Teens, Vested Choir: Interest: church work. ARDICE PLAUMAN German Club, hockey. ALICE PLUTE Forensic Club secretary, Rifle Club, Polar Bear, homeroom president, SA Council, Carnival: Award: Hearst Trophy. GLORIA POLZKER French Club, Spanish Club, All-School Comedy, Carnival. BARBARA POST Spanish Club, German Club treasurer, Bridge Club, tennis team, basketball, Carnival, dance chairman, fashion show, Polar Bear, Civic League. DOLORES PRELOZNIK Piano Club president, Christmas Pageant, Spanish Club, Importance of Being Earnest, Pirates of Penzance, Eng- lish Singers, Concert Choir, All-School Comedy, Carnival Auditorium show, Polar Bear art staff. ILENE PURDY Forensic Club, Dramatics Club secretary, Intercultural council treasurer, French Club, Spectator, Polar Bear, Dear Ruth, Car- nival. JOYCE QUICK Dance Club, Concert Choir, Carnival: Ambition: surgical nurse: Hobby: col- lecting pictures: Outside interest: dancing. FRED RAYMOND Rummy Club, homeroom treasurer and vice-president, Carnival, tennis team: Outside interest: sports: Hobby: collect- ing autographs. DONNA REECK Interest: sports: Ambition: nursing. DOLORES REPKEY Dramatics Club, home- room secretary: Ambition: psychiatry. DOLORES RICE Homeroom secretary: Ambi- tion: dental assistant, housewife. GORTON RIETHMILLER Dramatics Club treasurer, Waltz Dream, All-School Comedy, Concert Choir, English Singers, Polar Bear, Spectator, SA, Carnival Auditorium show, Ban- quet Committee chairman: Award: Quill and Scroll. ROSE RINZ Bowling, GAL, swimming, Carni- val: Interest: golf: Hobby: popular words: Ambition: medicine or dress designing. GERALD ROBERTS Spanish Club, homeroom treasurer, Carnival, Polar Bear. SALLY ROBERTS German Club, Glee Club, Concert Choir, homeroom secretary, Carnival, publicity chairman, l'Hobo Hopf' Holly Hop : Interest: travelling. ALLEN ROCQUE French Club, Carnival: In- terest: music: Ambition: soil conservationist. 123 ml RQ? X am- . as A :G- 33 u-gf tx '25, A . ws, -ze- fa O 1 s on 2 V 'n Q I ig: 'Qs - . x X 'MX '53 f. fl 91 .1 S-an.- 1+ ,Wvtx 3 34 ANGELYN ROLFE Intercultural council, Con- cert Choir, English Singers, Pirates of Penz- ance. SUZANNE ROLLO Homeroom secretary: In- terests: swimming, music, dancing: Hobby: col- lecting records: Ambition: clerical work. ALICE ANN RYAN Dramatics Club, Piano Club, GAL, Modern Dance Club, Polar Bear, Spectator, homeroom treasurer, Christmas Pag- eant, Carnival, Holly Hop, Pirates of Penz- ance, Importance of Being Earnest. DON RYAN Intercultural council president, Spanish Club, Forensic Club treasurer, track, Christmas Pageant, homeroom president, Carni- val Decorations chairman, Career's day com- mittee: Award: district championship in ora- tory. DOROTHY SABIN Bridge Club, GAL, tennis team, Christmas Pageant, homeroom secretary. SALLY SALSINGER Spanish Club, Bridge president, bowling, Polar Bear, volleyball, Im- portance of Being Earnest, Spectator repre- sentative, homeroom treasurer, Carnival co- chairman. RUBY SANDIFER Intercultural council plan- ning committee, hockey: Interests: writing, nursing: Hobbies: dancing, piano. JOANNE SAUVE French Club, Rhythm Kings, Carnival, J-Hop: Award: typing: In- terest: music. PATRICIA SCHELL Biology Club, Carnival: Ambition: nursing: Hobby: collecting cups and saucers: Interest: swimming. DONNA SCHEUER Glee Club, volleyball: Award: typing: Interests: swimming, toboggan- ning. MARGARET SHANNON Concert Choir, Eng- lish Singers, Christmas Pageant, Carnival: In- terest: swimming. DESIRE SHEKERJIAN French Club, Polar Bear, SA, Carnival, French skit: Ambition: dietition. BURDELL SHEPARD ROTC staff sargeant, Carnival, SA representative and parliamentar- ian. JOAN SHERIDAN RICHARD SIEBENALLER Rummy Club i homeroom vice-president, Carnival: Interests: skiing, hunting, canoeing. DOLORES SIMO Concert Choir, Prom Com- mittee, Carnival, Holly I-Iop: Interests: swim- ming, dancing. FRED B. SIMON Spectator Public Relations Manager, Polar Bear, Carnival Publicity, All- Star Revue, Seven Sisters: Awards: Foren- sic Key, Quill and Scroll. ARLENE SIMONS Interest: being president of Frank Sinatra fan club. KAY SMART French Club, Dramatics Club, Glee Club, Vested Choir, Solo Club, swimming team, cheer leaders, Carnival, Concert Choir, English Singers, orchestra, Pirates of Penz- ance. ROBERT SMART Aero Club, basketball, Car- nival. JOAN SMITH Ambition: nurse: Hobby: col- lecting popular records. STANLEY SMITH Dance Club, chess, check- ers, swimming, ping-pong, tennis, football, Eng- lish Singers, band, homeroom president: Award: typing. IDA SPARLING Piano Club, French Club, Biology Club, orchestra, Hi-Park Concert, Polar Bear, Spectator. HOWARD STEELE Latin Club, cheer leaders, Carnival, homeroom president. JEAN STRAND Rifle Club, swimming team, Intramural basketball, Concert Choir, Carnival water show: Award: Hearst rifle trophy, first place. EDWINA SWIECA General Glee Club: Hobby' collecting teacupsg Ambition: pharmacist. JEAN TANASE Club Rendezvous: Interest: swimming: Ambition: modeling, private secre- tary. CAROL TATGE Hobby: horseback riding, ten- nis. ANN TAYLOR French Club Y-Teens Al- . . 1 School Comedy, Career's Day committee, Car- nival. ROBERT TAYLOR Lettermen's Club, Student Association, basketball, baseball. WILLIAM TERMAN Interests: sports. BERNARD TESHICH Carnival: Interest: bas- ketball, hunting fishing, music: Ambition: en- gineering at U. of M. JANET THOMAS Interest: music: Ambition: teacher: Hobby: horseback riding. FRANK TOTH Homeroom vice-president: In- terest: model planes, skiing, skating. EDDIE VARBEDIAN Civic League vice-presi- dent. CATHERINE VLISIDES Thespians, Piano Club, Spanish Club, modern dance club, Pir- ates of Penzance, English Singers, Christmas Pageant, homeroom secretary. .,, A ,1- Q 1 -Y -A , I ... R' N S 'qr...i' I if K. ,. 'S X K X ig . Q,-np., fi if 4 35 'it .jszf,': 7' 3 v 'U Q- X r, -3 gl ' fx :::l ii i Ax , vate . ' if if 'riff' K- A'2v 8 , l 36 PAUL VOORHIS Hi-Y, homeroom president, Career's Day chairman, Carnival: Hobby: hockey. MIKE VULCANO GRACE WARWICK Carnival: Hobby: collect- ing jazz records: Ambition: secretary. SALLY WATSON Dramatics Club, Spanish Club, Bridge Club, Intercultural council, Spec- tator advertising staff, Carnival, Washington Trip dance. WILLIAM WEBER Homeroom president: In- terests: sports, engineering. JOHN S. WHITE Spanish Club, football, SA, Carnival. DOLORES WHITECOTTON Concert Choir, Rifle Club, homeroom secretary and president, Career's Day committee, Carnival Auditorium show: Ambition: air hostess. BARBARA WHITEHEAD Glee Club, Concert Choir: Interests: swimming, travelling. MARGARET WILCOX Glee Club, Concert Choir: Interests: roller skating, collecting glass animals: Ambition: secretary. ROBERT WILCOX Science Club, Spectator and Polar Bear photographer, Carnival: Inter- est: sailing: Ambition: portrait photographer. BARBARA LOUISE WILLIAMS Future Nurs- es Club vice-president, GAL: Award: typing: Hobbies: sewing, art, horseback riding: Ambi- tion: nursing. CLINTON WILLIAMS Intercultural council, baseball: Ambition: printer. DOROTHY WILLIAMS NONA WILLISTON Concert Choir, English Singers, Christmas Pageant, Spectator, home- room president, Carnival water pageant, All- School Comedy, GAL, swimming team: Quill and Scroll, scholastic writing. JANE WILSON German Club president, Dra- matics Club, Concert Choir, Career's Day com- mittee: Ambition: teacher. GEORGINA WOLCOTT WARREN E. WOLFE French Club, Piano Club, football, Carnival. DELORES WRIGHT Volleyball, baseball: In- terests: singing, ice skating: Ambition: teach- mg. MARIE YORK Basketball, field hockey, fenc- ing, swimming. MARYANN YURROW Y-Teens, Interest: dancing, traveling, Ambition: nursing. JOAN ZITOMER Forensic Club, Seven Sis- ters, Thanksgiving and Christmas Pageants Carnival. IW! K Highland Park will always be bustling with the extra-curricular activities which supple- ment and enrich high school lite. Whether in long or short skirts, high or low heels, students will find that clubs and other interest groups are the center of school life. :E1E2ErE2E5E3E5i5E5E5E532525222225255252525235E52525352525Egiggigigiggigigi -:1:2:1:1:2:1:1:1:ISS:-:g:g:g:5:g:5:g:g:3:::51:-'g:::::g:':5:::g:g:g:g:g:g: . .. . . ,. . 3,,:,g,:,::::,::,.,.,.,:::,.,:.: ,-12:-eb:-.-.4-:1 e-. W XX I f' ,f I s :Y ..., tm N . Q0 V-'fs W A ' fy U 4 ima v- 1 Ms S f . fm Q N ww Q 1 S X Jsifg n i S3 'ir 4 .- ,. gg, 5 , .f x Q Y Ag .mf I E , , U. pun. . an ' ' 'L pp, i :W .- 5 Q w 4 Lb 11 U ' U .ar 1 1 0 :Ng V,k. 3' 4 'H 5: 5 xx? Mg.,- gi mb 'f-5 1l.'Si -i G inf' ii' , i Students of Miss Aron- son's art classes are shown industriously working on stained glass windows for the 1948 Christmas Pag- eant. Minus shoes, the kids enjoyed working on hands and knees in the halls. ff ' 'Z'f+1'f' f i iwbif Q if-FH N x X N ,, 1 .J 1 ,111 N ' j . X- k in ,hw QL 2 .f--- XX f is 'f We AT 53 Ffa I N it Students from pottery classes don't mind getting their hands dirty, as illustrated by Anton Franek ftop picturej shaping a vase on the potterls wheel. Other pictures on this page show jewelry and pottery stu- dents at work. 0 I . , .,, ' 5.-.x ,IU-X D . g X if Among the various classes offered at Highland Park, global geography, sociology, aeronautics, and physics have a high rating with the stu- dents pictured below. Here the photographer caught a typical scene of class partici- pation in each of the men- tioned classes, ,nl 62, ,cr XWWE On the job training is the feature of trade classes in the vocational building. The many hours which the boys spend in these classes ad- mit them to part or full- time jobs after graduation. These two pages are pic- torial reviews of some of the trade courses. At left five welders work on a special project while their buddies in the machine shop fbe- lowj discuss their problems with Mr. David Conway, teacher. Pi, galley, and slug are only a few of the terms familiar to the would-be printers working in the school print shop fabove, rightj. The internal design of automobiles - old and new - is the object of the fu- ture mechanics' attentions Cbelow, rightj. ZW l f ff, 5 r '21 rx. Three French clubbers sat one out at the French club's mid-win- ter dance. It looked as if Mar- garet Morrow had been chosen belle of the ball-at least by jay McKeown, and Jack Matthews Crightl. 'null 4 x vi' 33 X, M W X X r jr! '- , ' l 'P . S 'ci r 1 gg, Cheerful club competition may have led the German club to plan Winter Tanz, another snow-time affair. Admiring their life-sized poster are Jane Wilson, Barbara Post, Helen Buchanan and Jim Grekkin, all peppy club members. Shmoos shuffled in the boys' gym when the january seniors presented the Shmoo Shuffle to earn their prom. fRight, abovel Money cheerfully changed hands as Katherine Conn and Esther Yesayian sold the jolly, roly- poly Shmoo balloons to Steve Nicholas, Nancy Eshelman, and Alan Dickinson Cleft to rightj. That 'ipause that refreshes was a happy time for revelers gathered around the coke bar fright, middlej and even the dance-floor served as a refreshment counter on the stroke of ten o'clock for fleft to right, belowj Wayne 4 if-,X Lawrie, Norma Kinser, Bob Churella, Irene Varbedian, Lorraine Anderson, and Ed Skowneski. y. Lk XI 4, E 1' 5 Forty-nine years of progress was portrayed in the Polar Bear Parade staged by the staff to mark the opening of their big drive. The halls echoed to the tune of Forty Niners , a song composed by several staff members. Above left, first row.' Dick Berry, Douglas Gillesby. Second row.' Mary Jo Rasor, Delores Preloznik, Alice Ann Ryan, Celena Wilson. Above right: Miss Wallace, Miss Young. Lower: Miss Hight, Celena Wilson. sf' ,anvil all in ff Through the past year Le Cercle Fran- cais has been one of the most active groups in school. Among their many projects is the support of two French children. The officers of the club are Glen Gresh- am, president, Joanne Adams, vice-president, Pat Nahabedian, Hester Ball and Frank John- ston make up the rest of the executive board. ff Jif G ,.LVJ, ,.,, ,M Top Row flvelt to righljs W. Mason, V. Balan, F. Varbedian, C. Barnett. N. Tabashnik, L. Simons, M. Hachi- gian, E. LeBlanc, T. Taylor, D. Rushing, R. Templeton, S. Small, J. O'Connell, P. Aramian, D. Clinton, L Chamchikian, S. Luedders. Second Row Hel! to rightj: C. Elton, R. Pallazola, J. Greenwood, M. Rairigh, S. Smith, P. Nahabedian, B. Rosenberg, C. Brougham, L. Smith, J. Wainger, J. Ryan, L. Gelfand, A. Taylor, R. Brokenshire, R. Cote, W. Waites, P. McCutcheon, Mrs. R. Roy, adviser. Firsi Row Cleft to rightl: P. Megdall, R. Jones, N. Morrison, J. Frankel, B. Malejan, J. Adams, H. Ball, A. Rocque, N. Carr, G. Gresham, F. Johnston, C. Carr, M. Anthony, A. Seligson, A. Frank, J. Miller, D. Pyle. 52 O Spanish shawls and sombreros are donned by Spanish clubbers in one of their gay meet- ings. Jerry Roberts, Esther Yesayian, Ronald Beauregard, and Nancy Tyrell go South of the border for a 45 minute holiday among the travel posters and Mexican blanket back-drops of adviser Pauline Harris's room. Also gathered with their gaily-clad friends are the other members of the Spanish club. They are Cleft to rightj front row: Vicky Hagopian, Carolyn Heimberger, Don Hunter, Rich- ard Martin, Rosemary Humphries, Gail Hunter, Sheila Frenkleg second row: Charlotte Ihle, Geraldine Lemons, Norma Walker, Jerry Roberts, Shirley Powell, Sally Freedman, third row: Phyl- lis Peterson, Peggy Hughes, Jerry Hays, Barbara Carey, Maribeth Magel, Lois Crawford, Sally Wat- son, Janet Albaugh, Esther Yesay- ian, Joyce Baldwin, Mina Peruzi, Marguerite Goodspeed, Nancy Ty- rell, Ronald Beauregard, fourth row: Richard Edwards, Don Scan- nell, john White, Don Holland, Tom Moorman, Don Mitchell, Bobbie Holley, Mary Lou, Mac- Gregor, Katherine Stilz, Donna Evans, Paul Yarrowsg back row: Frank Nelson, Noreen Howell. 53 The 'Winter Tanz' was the name of the German Club's an- nual dance last winter. This was only one of the many interests of the group for the members also pack and send boxes to Ger- man children, and give parties. jim Greken is president with Mrs. Schmidt as advisor. Helen Buchanan, vice-presidentg Sally Roberts, recording secretaryg Janet Miller, corresponding sec- retary: and Barbara Post, treas- urerg make up the rest of the cabinet. The Latin Club is one of the newer Middle Division organi- zations. Under the direction of Miss Mary Jane Cambell, this group has made considerable progress during the last year, participating in such activities as field trips and the All School Comedy. Heading up the officers is Diane Harris with Kyle Otter- bein as vice-president. The other officers are: Joyce Comb, recording secretaryg Barbara Hollingsworth, corresponding secretary: and Sally Gartman, treasurer. nails.: if 04602466 The Future Nurses' club is made up of young girls who are in- terested in nursing eith- er as a career or a use- ful thing to know. Meet- ing with their adviser, Mrs. Helen Koltanski, they are, first row Qleft to rightj: Barbara Shol- lenburg, Loretta Ram- sey, LaVerne Tidwell, Delores Walters, second row: Carolyn Ridel, Barbara Clark, Joan Durst, Joan Millerg third row: Catherine Collins, Mary Wona- cott. Pam: Skddye 6114 -so- .. 'f fx Ami 'LL L. Piano club officers, seated at the piano, are Kathrine Vlisides, Dolores Preloznik, and presi- dent Joyce Minks. Gathered around the piano are most of the members: Georgia Schlenker, Bob Blaty, Warren Wolfe, Tom Wilson, Harry Rollins, Bonnie Bryant, Rosemary Benenati, Violet Bratta, Della Hoagan, Melodine Edwards, Virginia Rahall, Donna jean Berns, Sylvia Boia, Lucy Khajigion, Margaret Koshowsky, Alice Ann Ryan, and Tom Czar. Two Spadesn is a familiar cry in the library when the members of the active Bridge club gather to per- fect their game un- der the direction of Miss Ruth Ir- win. Playing at the first table at the left are: Cynthia Lisle, Sue Hodg- son, Margarette Goodspeed, Joan Moorman, Joan Bachman, and Caroline Cleary. At the left back table are janet Miller, Barbara Carey, john Derr, Kathy Krienke, and Barbara Post. At the right front table are Diane Harris, Sally Sal- singer, Kay Ham- merstrom, and Dot Sabin. At the right mm back table are Cara Cherniak, Lois Daniels, Kathy Benson, Sally Freedman, Richard McRae, and Judy Mayer. 56 cience dial W . GN. f ' -me The Cranbrook school tower forms the back- ground for the Science club. Members with their adviser, Mr. Adolph Massman, are Cleft to rightj front row: Paul Meyer, Don Rushing, Mike Hachigian, Johnny Lee McCrary, Mary Lou MacGregor, Sylvia Catchpole, George Kas- parian, Don Mitchell, Bob Weston, Harry Michigan, Charles Craii , Dick Berry, second row: Carolyn Murtonian, Ann Morgan, Beverly Cun- ningham, Pat Nahabed- ian, Bonita Randolph, Florence Varbedian, Ruth Ann Burns, Kath- erine Stilz, jean Mitch- ell, Nancy Edwards, Tommie Brown. 7a1!0'z- YN A clk Mrs. Mary Josey and Mr. Harvey Jackson sponsored the Middle and Lower Division In- tercultural Student Councils. Meeting at the left, above, are the members of the LD council with their adviser, Mr. jackson, left. Below is the Middle Di- vision group at its weekly meet- ing. Those in the MD group are Cleft to rightb first row: Cornelius Grice. Gloria Mahone, Haig Norundzaian, Mrs. josey, Mercedes Robinsong sec- ond row: Catherine Richardson, Julie Howard, Ann Hudson, Lynn Rolfe, Beverly Cunningham, Fred Register, Lawrence Casey, Lois Daniels, Don Ryan, Mr. Jackson, Judy Mayer: third row: Mary Teeley, Kathleen Dewey, Bob Rethmel, Clinton Wil- liams. ixc ga ' 9 Many undertakings were sponsor- ed by the Lettermen's Club this year. One of the most outstanding was the fostering of better student relations between the Grosse Pointe students and Parkers. Shown discussing one of their projects at a weekly meeting are Cleft to rightlz Phil Wooldridge, George Tumison, Ray Marchewitz, Bernard Doran, Durwood Al- len, Bill Peattie, Bob Montgomery, Richard VanCleveg second row: Ray Lindeman, Louis Rossi, Bob Taylor, Steve Pavkovic, George Adam, Don Gillesbyg third row: Don Marentette, Bob Davis, Wendell Hol- mes, Frank Nelson, Ted Katapodis, Clark Hull, Ted Zegouras, Berj Kurkechian, Dick Weems, Jack Munkeby, Bob Durham, john Gallimore, and Garabed Tadian. The high-jinks of five physical education teachers helped promote interest in the newly formed Girls' Athletic League. Serenading the gym classes are Cleft, abovej Miss Theo Freeman, Mrs. jean Baker, Mrs. Rachel McCormick, Miss Virginia MacLean, and Miss Frances Dirkes. Results of the high-pitched organization drive may be seen above, right, as the girls enjoy one of their many activities after school hours in the gym. 59 I I Behind many of the doings around school this year was the ever-active Student Association. Led by President Bob Furney, the S A sponsored the All-School Com- edy, won this year by the Foren- sic Club. In addition to this, they planned a Christmas Mixer and a dance, backed the noon movies, organized the hall guard system, collected funds for many charities, and helped give aid to schools in the Southern states. The officers and committee heads form the cabinet, whose duty it is to see that the S A runs smoothly. Seated around the table are: Durwood Allen, Pat Hovis, Marilyn Goforth, Miss Therese Kneip, adviser: Louis Rossi, Bill Peattie, Bob Montgom- ery, and Bob Furney. Others in the picture are: John Cecil, Bob- bie Mix, Gorton Riethmiller, and Dick Colyer. Civic League, Lower Division's student government, has supported a Polish War orphan and raised money for an artificial arm for him in addition to their regular activities and service projects this year. The members of the League are fleft to righti: First row: Roy Shupeck, Pat Anderson, Judy Smith, Donna Hill, Dick Jones, Miss Pendell, adviser, John Ad- ams, Marilyn Dewell, Ruth Aurich, Mary Alli, Helen Watts, Mryuna Schla- ferg second row: Peter Immerthun, Kath- leen Buerle, Judy Brockman, Pat Priest, Dianne Bitting, Martha Prince, Judy Ford, Claudia Frazer, Barbara Busby, George Husson, Sarah Luedders, third row: Charles Randles, Dick Rezeck, Garnett Miller, James Raspberry, Bill Rex, Don Steinsultz, Bob Brown, Bob Lovelady, Bob Brower, Angello Zarmis. 0' ' II Qin.. Seven sisters, guided by their make-believe mother, were married off progressively in the fall play, Seven Sisters . Top, left, Irene Loquasto and Tom Dibble make with romantic chatter, as do Margaret Perkins and Tom Moorman frightj. Mother Mary Lou Hanes Cabovej poses with her brood for a family portrait. Left to right, they are Margaret Perkins, Jean Abraham, Mary, Irene Loquasto, Joyce Eldridge, Ida Rader, and Gail Hunter. The missing daughter is Jackie Ruggles. 61 Piydm Kdngc Enthusiastic music makers pictured below are Cleft to rightj: Jack Matthews, Joanne Sauve, Bob Van Orden, john Moshenko, Tom Weisheit, james Mull- berry, Bob Bell, Jack Laidlawg back row, Bob Lewis, Leo Wessenger and jerry Stephenson. At the right is shown the Lee Wess orchestra playing an engagement. ini.fmwsz1.4 , all 62 Uzcdedm November's orchestra concert and a trip to the district orchestra and band festival were two of the highlights en- countered by the high school orchestra this year. At right, Garabed Tadian takes a practice tilt with the baton. Jack Laid- law is the trombonist seen in the back- ground. Below, director Dacho Dach- off puts the orchestra through its paces, while at the bottom of the page, the whole orchestra may be seen relaxed and resting after a successful concert. ,,,, . ,Q ,K Zdllftdf I , ' 91 Under the leadership of in- w structor John Blanock and f drum-major Eric Erander, '- .M 5' U W the Polar Bear band per- M 'fi formed brilliantly this year. ,. , ,WM ' I H The band is shown Cabovej xl, , Ms. A! xt -'WT7 v K L,fa'f'g5Ah I D . It if x V Q H15 practicing in the band room 'li , ' M W 'Q W M 1 'i,, and Cat the sidej in two of lwff' 5 'lk K , 'V .' M' their most popular forma- ' ' tions. P . , ,W , Q, . 1 - Q I I V 'ln fm A l e Q'f5'l . ' ,,w ' ' U l f . i , ' N f I 3' we i g f ' Q ,f . l i ' 1 ' ' I 'fri t 1 'wr Jw ,f Lx 'R ' Q ui' 0, ' vi ' i' r i f ' .im I i Q riff- V A 14 ' 64 Wanted 64461 The annual Spring Concert is, perhaps, one of the loveliest of Highland Park's many traditions. The group which performs this concert, Mrs. Kintz's Vested Choir, is pictured above. Mrs. Mildred Walters is accompanist to the group. Front Row: Barbara Anderson, Virginia Churella, Pauline Casey, Sharyn Taylor, Dorothy Ragland, Winifred Angove, Dorothy Slagle, Nancy Jensen, Barbara Carne, Lorna Axford, Lucy Kajagigian, Amelia Simons, Kay Bestigian, Barbara Sholenburger, Euva Parker, Marvel Daines, Donna Hill. Second Row: Avril Brunton, Barbara Same, Dona McNab, Alice Odabasian, Anne Abraham, Mary Ann Hasler, Margo Sogard, Louise Marchevitz, Pat Wilson, Nancy Scofield, Dorothy James, Dortha Berickman, Janet Ryan, Alice Munkebo, Judy Smith, Kathy Peterson, Meredith Evans, Pauline Yesayian, Margaret Matthews. Third Row: Nancy Scroggs, Doris Findlay, Nancy Brokenshire, Julianne Sinanelli, Mary Alice Pearson, Hester Ball, Ninetta Johnson, Pat Anderson, Janet Mantz, Maurice Benadi, Dorothy Cross, Jean Abraham, Betty Robertson, Alice Mara, Margaret Furgerson, Wilda Mason, Virginia Rahal. Fourth Row: Mary Holmes, Jean Mallory, Della Hagan, Janice Cox. 65 a Giving Parkers much enjoyment this past year, the Concert Choir under the direction of Roy M. Parsons, completed their activities with the presentation of the Pirates of Penzance . As always, this annual event was well represented by Highland Park alumnae, as well as the present day students. 66 Four part harmony is demonstrated by the four English Singers pictured at left. They are Cleft to rightj: Don Rushing, Helen Walk- er, Janet Albaugh, and John Farquhar. Ac- companying them on the piano is Dolores Preloznik. CBelowj Mr, Parsons directs the entire choir in the singing of The Two Kings . This ar- rangement was one of the main features in the presentation of the Christmas Pageant. I Christmas card sales helped send many seniors to Washington. Cheerfully 'cashing and carrying' were left to right Joye Miller. Gloria MacDermott, Jean Strand, Claudette Birk, Joanne Sauve, Charlotte Ihle, and Mike Hachigian. 68 MC ' 2' L,A1 f K T One of the hard work- ing groups responsible for the success of the annual Carnival was the one known as the Steering Committee. Pictured above, they did much of the planning and prepara- tion before hand. Right, Sally Salsinger and Glen Gresham, co-chairmen for the Eskimo Escapades, are shown here confering with Mr. Jones and Mr. Moles. f scric , sllo r 1 ' - aigf, iv . If i ,few iw .M Also helping student chair- men Glen and Sally .was a busy steering committee. Seen at one of their many meetings are Cseated, left to rightj Grace Celebre, Helen Usitalo, Glen Gresham, Sally Salsinger, Bob Orvos, Don Ryan, Kay Ham- merstrom, Diane Harris, Mary Hanes, and Nancy Westbrooke. Mike Meredith, Phil Dexter, Barbara Post, Fred Simon, and Mike Hachigian were over-the- shoulder planners. cwldfafziam Down Parker way, through the ice and sleet and cold of Alaska ventured seven lovely chorines to shed a little warmth on the Escapades. Combining their efforts to the tunes of My Man and When My Sugar Walks Down The Street, the girls who read from left to right, Rosemary Humphreys, Gerry Ferris, Delores Whitecotton, Desire Shekerjian, Cathy Benson, Barbara Carey, and Mary Anthony pose for the kick and the well known bump , At right, Louisville Lou alias Barbara Carey figuratively tells the appreciative audience that she has No more conscience than a snake has hips. Barbara gave as her encore You'd Be Surprised. 70 A More picturesque descriptions of the 1949 Eskimo Escapades show at the top right, the Totem Pole dance adapted from the operetta, Rose Marie. The walking mechanism was con- trolled by seven girls: Kay Hammerstrom, Nona Williston, Bobbie Mix, Maribeth Magel, Betty Jean Campbell, Kathleen Dewey, and Sally Watson. Below, the Cremation of Sam McGee takes place with Dave Berry, Tom Moorman, and Gor- ton Riethmiller as cremators. fDick Colyer portrayed burning Sam.j At lower right, Darrell Lisolo and Bill Garden listen as Dave Berry relives his experience with Sam McGee. At lower left, Carolyn Barrett Cthe dancing bearj turns a cart- wheel while John Catherwood attempts to sell his Dr. Burps Burple Water. One of the main highlights of the carnival was the Aqua- cadesf' Polar bears, penquins, and ballet were included in this feature. The A uacades was success- Q ful in more ways than one. Be- sides being enjoyed by thou- sands, money was raised to benefit the H1949 Washington Trip . 'Q Z 2 ,Wi 'H-wgl, -'- A A-n:'..:fL .--so ws QW? ' my .KSN TE ,xx . Fiqfl N :xiii 'ld Highland Park's annual Christmas Pageant was a beautiful spectacle of art and music. Due to the combined efforts of the art, music, speech, and physical education departments under the supervision of Roy M. Parsons, vocal music director, the Silver Anniversary of our pageant was greatly enjoyed by everyone who partici- pated and those who were fortunate enough to see it. This year marked a change in the ordinary presentation differing from other years in the fact that instead of living tableaux, the story of the Nativity and the Old Fashioned Christmas was presented by a series of very colorful stained glass windows made by students under the direction of the art department. This Christmas Pageant is one of Highland Park's most spectacular events of the year. 77aZm gem NONA WILLISTON Co-Editor Planning the initial GLEN GRESHAM Co-Editor dzz'.92'a66 Art staff members, who are shown meeting with Miss Lil- lian Taylor, advisor, are Qseat- edj Bob Blaty, Dolores Prel- omik Pat Flaggos, and Eliza- beth LeBlanC. Standing are Harry Rollins, Arlene Newton, Mike Meredith, and Beverly Milejan. Polar Bear sales drive were Bob Shelley, Do- lores Preloznik, Jackie Marshall, Ilene Purdy, Lois Daniels, Pat Flag- gos, Cara Cherniak Qfront rowj, also help- ing were Mike Mere- dith, Dick Berry, Jo- anne Stepan, Doug Gillesby, and Doug Quackenbush Cback rowj. 1 5 S.. 76 Tie? ' , Y MARY HANES Editor- In- Chief Led by Mary Hanes, editor- in-chief, the Spectator provided the student body with news and features. The first semester staff is shown at the right and the second semester staff at the top right. The advisor for the first semester was Miss Grace Wallace, while Mr. Sidney White presided over the second. Standing, above: Mary Hanes, Marietta Kemp, Alan Teitel, Nona Williston, Ed Weeby, Mary Ellen Hastie, Fred Simon, Lawrence Casey, Glen Gresham, and Carolyn Carr. Seated around the table fclockwisej: Celena Wilson, Judy Feinberg, Joanne Rohleder, Judy Lango, Dick Pyle, Maureen O'Harra, Shirley Barnett, and Connie Lyon. .t Pictured at left is the Quill and Scroll cere- mony, showing old members Mary Hanes, Mary Ellen Hastie, and Nona Williston wel- coming the new candidates. 77 C. Pictured at upper ieit are cheer ieaders Bob Montgomery, Howard Steeie, Bob Furney, Dick VanCieve, and Bud Forrest. Others are Mary Lou Nlantz, Barbara Cornwaii, janet Mantz, Durwood Ahen, Mariiyn Go- iorth, Marian Hennings, and Pat Hovis. Ciowns Bernie Doran and Dick VanCieve' cut up ior the carnera. The snappy drum rnajorettes at the right are Beatrice Clarkson, Dor- othy james, and Pauiine Yesayian. Aiso is shown a View taken at night during a periorrnance at Ives Field. At iower ieit is joan Konop, who ai- so twiried. 79 'si Joann Rohleder captures the attention of a group of children at the Y-Teen Christmas party. The affair put a group of under-privileged Detroit youngsters on the receiving end of seasonal mer- riment, which also afforded the local girls and their advisers a gala time. joann's story also enter- tained her Y-Teen helpers, who are Cleft to rightj Miss Marjorie Slade, co-adviser, Carolyn Carr, Marilyn Holmwood, Judy Brockman, Sally Gartman, and Helen Boughton. Q 5 . T' 5 A 1 4 , Y-Teens and their advisers gather for a picture. They are Cleft to rightj front row: Dolores Sartz, Shirley Young, Charlotte Zink, Marian Wolf, Benita Hart, Elizabeth LeBlancg second row: Ethel Arnold, Ann Taylor, Lois Bennett, joan Huff, Sylvia Griffiths, Pat Parks, Mary Jo Smith, Roberta Bernardi, jane Davis, Gloria Mattisg back row: Miss Barrett, YWCA representativeg and Miss Taylor, co-adviser. 80 Santa Claus came alive in all his glory for the children of a local day-nursery when the Y-Teens sponsored a Christmas party. To children from every land, every race, every sort of home, the old man, always cherished at Christmastime. meant more than reindeer, gaily decorated trees, surprises, and stockings hung in long, anticipating rows: Santa Claus, to these children, took form in stories and games and friendliness. Perhaps it is this thought for others which is the core of the Y-Teen group. Whatever it is, the girls have a wonderful, peppy time in all their activities. Helping them plot their outside activities were two sponsors. Miss Marjorie Slade, of the Lower Division, and Miss Lillian Taylor, Middle Division. 1 vw 4,4 YK' hh hts oi the 1948- One oi the rg g 49 schooX year was the hkgmy suc- cess'ruX Careers Day, when an en- tkre scnoot day was devoted to a or ogr ant oi Xectnr es and dkscnsskons on yarrons vocations and ireXds oi w ork. The makn speaker was Dr. Frank Smtz. noted vocatkonat coun- seXor . Many other prornrnent peo- ote irofn rnany iretds oi work spoke to srnaher gr oops oi students who rn- dicated interest rn that oartrcmar ikeXd. e entkre day was organkzed by Th Mrs. Ev a W1XXks, y oc atronat connseXor . A 5, lf? Ja QP' 3 'alafla Efvafea Piano and music reciation of SD are only two the many classes in rogress in the voca- tional building band room. At left, above, Mrs. Marion Smith con- ducts a high school piano class. Students are Cleft to rightjf Mar- ion Eastman, Earl Pur- cell, Ronald Clarkson, Robert Wren, Shirley Miller, Dorothy Marko, George Beylerian, and Antoinette Simms. A Junior Coll sic ap ege mu- preciation cl enjoys a rec ' in low. ass ordin , be- 8' Z: Q.'55':5'5!- 5'5 ' ' ' '- -': 1E2:5:'2:7S:!'5:f:5:5:5:5' . . . . . Z3!3l3Z3Z3I9:7E3:5:7'3!3Z5t -:2:1:1:2zf:l:1:2:Q:i:2:2:2:5:252:E:2: ,i5E3E5QEgE:E:E:?:1:1: ' K X 65. Q-' I ' Q sf f W3 N Q v 9 - Y ,C -75 K f' xxx? 14 K ,Q 5 ' ' , . 'QW A 'fl Q ,s h me K 641 Y f ,v Q I f 1 v v , V V in i , 1 vl A I K s f 'B 'l if Q IQ ' g 7 11,4 ,f x pfvyfmq, , f' K -'7E:'g,'tr if 1 f X W . Ill 1 1 1 f' 7 Y 'fx All 5 Ill , 15' I , , I I V K ff? 1 f 5 N, I I Y vw 1 Q' -1 9 9' Q- X , ef w ...W 'V' ts Kc, VUN' f NNI xl . .,.....,...,....,.,. 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' Q' N 4 .Y A ,V K .as .41 fl had NL 3 I X -X X A 3-. s Q ' 1 i 1'il?lin-Qwuilhvnugayln-nfv1'1yugQg . ,.. 4 ' l ' , I 0 . . . . . J , , . A , . , ,-.. 0 . . 1 .V . V, - M , K X , , , 4 V.. ff . i A -,H f fag . s - ' ' ' i .....,-M: Y I H -1 - . Isl 1-4 7' 9 'Y' 45 - ' ff- 'Rl' Assn' - N - -' .. -- W . f . ' ' . f V i , A J i ., K ' 4 , , . ff f . ' I . 14 5 , I , 5, ,, of ' l 'J ' M. ' V , Y. . . W. N , First row Cleft to rightj: Gay Adams, Marilyn Dewell, Joan Werhas, Joyce Campbell, Carol Thomas, Barbara Mazer, Barbara Boegehold, Gretchen Ross, Joan Raynor, Marietta Kemp, Hester Ball, Pat Pageant, second row: Joan Moorman, Dianne Harris, Pat O'Day, Joyce Houck, Cather- ine Stilz, Jean Strand, Pat Anderson, Barbara Anderson, Marvel Daines, Judith Ross, Lou Lynn Brannon, Mary Sue Kent, Norma Morrison. Contemplating a successful season are Highland Park's aquagals coached by Miss Vir- ginia McLean. The girls in the bottom row are Qleft to rightj: Gay Adams, Marilyn Dewell, Joan Werhas, Joyce Campbell, Carol Thomas, Barbara Mazer, Barbara Boegehold, Gretchen Ross, Joanne Raynor, Marietta Kemp, Hester Ball, Patsy Padgett. In the top row are Joan Moorman, Diane Harris, Pat O'Dea, Joyce Houck, Katherine Stiltz, Jean Strand, Pat Anderson, Barbara Anderson, Marvel Daines, Judith Ross, Lou Lynn Brannon, Mary Sue Kent, Norma Morrison. Many of these girls are sea- soned swimmers and have made a profitable showing in their meets. Joan Moorman's diving adds much spark to the team. 87 Zfackey :A W., . ft Wi ii UYAQQ The girls' field hockey team was coached through a somewhat trying season by Miss Frances Dirkes and Virginia McLean. The Varsity team was captained by Phyllis Peterson, la a. and the Reserves by Lois Crawford. Pictured flelt to rightl are members of the varsity team: Norma Norland, Margaret Morrow, Carrie Heimburger, Margaret Willman, Marion Ayers, and Ellen Nicholas. Second row: Marilyn Van Dyke, Lee Moore, Dolores Colone, Phyllis Peterson, and Lucy Karadian. Members oi the reserve team are fstandingj: Nancy Tyrell, JoAnn Rohleder, Barbara Liba, Jerry Lemons, and Ellen Nicholas. Second row: Carolyn Carr, Lois Crawford, Mary Lou Wickline, and Ruby Sandifer. r' Q - 4 K T .Q ' 'f I lg V '. f ,Q-,.l m fa M - f X Q., fl ,I .X K ,XV JE :Lf ., , 'wi -4M'f.1 --.rf 3. Y . FF?- -...-- ,, 'a WG! rs ' 'I-.,.:. - K ? ,. -. 'Sri' '1 1 SV-'IJ ,. . . f Nm- 1 I 4 ' 4 .L . . J .K 1 - A 1 ,,. ' , if l ' . Mi ik aw.. 4: . v . A ,. -f ' , - 'ff . fgpr, . 1-.. f 'I ' hw' r 1, , fm .Qi , L ' -ff' 'r ' 1 gf. A gf, .5 Q xx. ' g. 'Z A ' A53 K ii:-1 'lim - a fsx- S, is 4' 33 K, :if 'x' X .-4. if I , 3, 5 mi' . A mx gig' 1- --r 1 -1 - Q 4 in ' 2 .N 2 'U fb f 4 W2 R1 I J s, ' j D , J' - 5 4 X - L Q F 'li' 'W N' 'D 1. W' 1 2,1 'ff sg , . 4 I .'Qy. fp ffvfvf 1 A W V91 'ffv ,Q 7 f TY 1 M fix -11 fi it P Vx 7 gf ,Q .I I - --2 V7 A Q . XX 5 U Nfffilj' B1 Jack Williams Skowneski Munkeby SCORES Wyandotte 6 Highland Hazel Park 7 Highland Fordson 0 Highland Grosse Pointe 7 Highland Monroe 0 Highland Hamtramck 14 Highland Royal Oak 19 Highland FINAL STANDINGS W Royal Oak - - 4 Highland Park - - 3 Wyandotte - - 3 Grosse Pointe - 2 D011 Monroe - - 1 Sielaff Fordson - - 92 o I 49 Park Park Park Park Park Park Park L 0 1 2 2 3 5 Ted Zegouras 20 51 45 7 55 0 13 T 1 1 0 1 1 0 E i Skowneski Skowneski :ia we Ted Katapodis Wendell Holmes Ted Zegouras 93 '-viii: f. N H I if its? I M rw' J 1400 Q 'xx 9 Y' tap igff? .H ' 40 lr Cl ZW: fc: rwlgfw 1' 5 .A - 4 Irv. ff is W it ' , V 'V ff, ww 5 i 94 5 i ia ,W L Ai,-vi Coach jerry Neuman, who resigned at the end oi the '48-,49 iootbaii season, had his best season as mentor oi the Poiar Bears. The Bears gained a runner-up spot in BCL competition with a rec- ord of three wins, one ioss and a tie. Royai Oak hand- ed the Parkers their oniy ioss in a championship contest piayed at Hackett Fieid house. A non-ieague engagement with a strong Hamtramck team was the Neuman cian's oniy other setback. The Cos- omos saivaged a 14 to 0 vic- tory despite a consistent downpour oi rain. if 9 Wana PARK g-XGHL4 x MA' 20 PARK MARK ZHLAM ' 5 max DARK 1 'MY ,Xb :gg ii iii U 5HLJ N The '48-'49 Parker cage season was one of the most exciting in the Bears' history. A fast-step- ping, high spirited quintet won the Mayor's Trophy by downing the Hamtramck five, 43-40 on the hardwoods of Olympia. Wayne Lawries' field goal sent the Bears ahead while Glen Gartman clinched the victory with a foul shot. When the Bears traveled to Grosse Pointe they lost a heartbreaker in the final seconds, 46-47, and repeated the disappointment on Wyandotte's floor to the tune of 39-34. When the league leading Wyandotte quintet ventured to Highland Park, however, they found quite a surprise await- ing them and were lucky to eke out a thrilling 40-41 victory. l 96 Qeeefwea Graduation time in January had seen guards George Adams and Chuck Pipp pass into the files of Parker alumni, but still holding down the center slot for the Parker five were Glenn Gartman and Don Charpentier, while Don Marentette, Bob Taylor, Bob Smart, and Louis Rossi played the guard positions. A formidable quartet on the forward positions were Wayne Lawrie, Albert Ozias, Chuck Krisfalusi, and Phil Wooldridge. As the result of a serious shoulder injury suffered during football season, Dick Avakian, a var- sity cager, saw very little action in the year's hoopster activities. 97 U f no Front Row fseatedj: Bob Clemens, Bob Montgomery, john Gir- ven, Ray Marchewitz, Peter O'Rourke, Bob Furney, Fred Regis- ter, john Mercer, Bud Forrest, Dick VanC1eve, Durwood Allen, Steve Pavkovic. fStandingj: Dick Colyer, Tim Mallory, Ron Johnson, Bill Sex- ton, Lee Shay, Kyle Otterbein, Lyle Miller, Mike Doran, Bob Jiggens. What a meet! These words were heard many times during the course of the Natator's 48-49 season. For, while compiling an only fairly successful .400 average, the Bears provided thrill- ing competition for their B. C. L. rivals. A 61-23 victory for the tankers provided the starter, and was followed by three negative markers against two victories. The second round of the season saw the swimmers hold mighty Grosse Pointe to a tie while dropping three and copping one. The Natators look ahead to next year with visions of victory, for the many returning varsity men will undoubtedly strengthen their bid for success. At right, one of the divers, Bob Montgomery, flies through the air, demonstrating the skill which earned him a third place berth in the 1948 All-State finals. 98 .. 1 is J J, wif' , My 3 -i M ,. f mf mv- f K .Spa Zcwefail As Parker baseballers antici- pated their third season in the Border Cities' League, a few gathered for some pre-season practice and pictures back in January. The Highland Park standing in the BCL is somewhat of a shining light among the other teams in the league. By skill- ful ball-playing and outstanding sportsmanship, the team earned the championship title in its first year in the new league. This title was doubly bright be- cause it was also the first for- midable showing any Parker team had made in the sports year. Last year saw a slightly tie for third weakened team place position in the league. Bob Taylor seems to be in good form as john Adams looks for a catch ftopj. A remnant of last year's team talks things over with coach Alan Hutchins Qleftj. Kneeling are Qleft to rightb Fleet Brenneman, John Adams, Louis Rossi, Bob Taylor, and Wayne Lawrie. Standing are Bill Peattie, managerg Garabed Tadian, and Ray Patterson. Wayne Lawrie fleftj is intent on his temporary catcher's duty. 'I01 Fencing is one of the most pop- ular sports at Highland Park for both boys and girls. W Shown at left, demonstrat- ing the lunge are ad- vanced students Dave Clinton, Joyce Minks, Dick Berry, Claire El- ton, Gn Jackie Ruggles. Below, Joyce parries Jackie's thrust, wat- ched by instructor Richard Perry and janet Ryan. Dick and Dave clash in a prac- tice tilt. Fencers pictured be- low are John Hickey, Jean Abraham, Gretchen Glick, Claire Elton, Joyce Minks, Jerry Hays, Delores Kaar- to, Mr. Perry, instructor, Don Hart, Nedra Bit- ting, Dick Berry, jan- et Ryan, Dave Clin- ton, Donna Hill, Jackie Ruggles. zgzgagzgzg:gzpg.gag:g:g:g:g.g.:.g -.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-,- .-.----- ---- -- . . . . .'.-.-.5.:.:.:.:.:.-.:.g.g. ::::::3:::5:::g:g:5g:g:iI-:ri-Lili:-Liizi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :2:2:?:1:1:1:5:Sz2:1:1:2:1:f:1:1:1:1:!:255192-fi :-:-:-:-:-:-1-:-zz:-:-zzz: :5:53:553:5:5:':::5:g:g:g:g:3:54-:--H- :3:3:1:f:2:i:I:1:-:3:5:-:- :-:-z-:-:-15:-:-:iz-'-Lv' E1E1E1E132EI22E1E2i1E1225231525559 'g:Z:5:1:I:Z:::::::g:5:5:5:::5:3:go' 3:::1:::5:g:3:::::3:-av' Remember the Jitterbugs? Regardless at the dance step in vogue, the class spirit is always great. Whether Z9'ers, 39'ers, or 49'ers -every class at Highland Park enriches the school in some way, making it even finer for classes to come. . ,.,.g.g.:.g.g:g.g.g.g.g:g.g.g:g:3:g: :I11:5:1:1:2:2:!:2:1:1:1:1:1:1: :Z:-:-:-12:5151:xg:5:5gg:::::::5:::g:g:g:g:::::::g:::g:-:gr A., Freshmen 1 4 L- K x l Jeanne Adcock 4, in ...I Agile' Janet Allen CW if Patricia Anderson Z 1 QA -QQ 'wr Douglas Atkinson 9 Q 4' -,r -av Nancy Ball Kathleen le S311 s--N-'Q ., 5 , 7 ,lf A Q- I 11 ' 'vo I W l . I Lp, ' !f'Zif':Q, 3 :mfiffi V Boris Ellen Abramovitch Adah ' e ,Q 2' ' Y .-X nm an --.f ea .. :7 Eugene Eva Alexander Alic s 4 2 4-.3 - ,CI A +1 , ,i,li'mx V if 'glnzkk' , James Johnnie Anderson Anderson 141 . 5 fl s 'D rl? 3 YP A Artin Dorothy Artinian Atkinson 5 3 rv., ' ...W Esther Sylvia Babian Baia 1 'mpg , y f 4i ' iz.- ' :tn ' 4 'C ., ,ii - .' ' ww, ii ' an X jack Robert Bateman Beatson Beurle .3-Xl? 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'we W Andrew Costew if, G: ' fix ,.,. P A 3' ,xr , 1 A f. -Q. Thomas Czai S 1 44 -r v-.J it -.r . Marlene DeAthos ,Q 4' 'Q in Donna Doonan , .WF 5, 1 'i Y 44 tail' ' 2 'f -,,. 'lf l. '- H kl- Stanley Ekola IJ, I I 'T 29 f 9. 'JD .VI ' -a HS- Arthur Farrar l . ff .cr 'Q W 'Q Charles Cotton 4 an 'Oi -.,.,, ,X WP. 1 Louise Czerwinski 3, -Q. 'vi 'Q 1 3 ,kk N. Y Pauline DeProsper . -v ,, l . ,Qty A 1 4 R Carolyn Dunham 28' -'Ll I Carole Eldredge :Qu 7 V -1 'I 'Y Charlotte Fielder 4+ -,If N- 5 Dinah Crain slid -. rj? e Marvel Daines cu., 'ur Q. Richard Derderian li i N' I xl? Jerry Dunham adiwlfi .ea 'J' 1. X. Shirley Erickson 4' Donna Fluegel EJ fri 405 in L A , . h W 1 l 2 , A A 1 ,X ---ie Suzanne Donald Crede Crossman fx R A A-F Q5 1 i 'Nl'- ' , ,fi 1 A , Ahmed Janet Dakroob Davis . ' R -ra wa, . 5 4 . -4 . ' .sxgggzlgigg ' Q -rf:- fa C: Q - fda . . xx f ' -:Y . Richard George Detzer Dickson K : ii' , 1 rw ii 'fa V- -NMA 5 5 ' ,prsgfl-sf' - M25 l - Joann David Durst Ebbeson . 6' Ol QW- -af V ..,,,,, Barbara Betty Ann Evans Faford . VK - -v-' es '4 ' Tr . , ' , e A is we William James Ford Forrester Lloyd Crouchman Qivi' 2 , 'iz ' N K , , .R john Davis -Q yn awry David Donald F2-Zigi' gm il' F4 .. t Qi 'Q . i f ., kv u saru Q David Eddy 1 , aw y L -4 L? . John Fanale ,M na 'A sg SN, . B Robert Frankel -oy -vs sm Y i ww .aw U.. . Y fq W f , . fqwaluf z Q3 ' Q E K A, S Thelma Franks '41 g We 4:4 Doris Gapigian 4 AES 'N , , julie Girvin 5. 4- 9, ,-.-J iv Mary Greene Q lf 1 EL Robert Harding -ri few r Qt ' gg 62551 7 .iq i X, f'+ N -r ' if 2531! nv M m Conrad Henri :,z +1 Charles Freeman fivfk ang: ,er Jacqueline Gassam -3 f e W 3 i i 5, Y J L, - to N- if-I, Rm! Dorothy Glasier we 15531, We -if V may S , - ,ffm YM f ..:zI7fiSlR1,ilf, rj as Kenneth Gray N v lel., Howard Harrison an Q ,,.,,,,4v .. 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X lx N s a omg X x Robert Mahnman ff ,Q an fl Anne McAdam Joyce Kidder A 'E f' , A 'Q J a f QW , Edward Laird 5 '91, . exwgwf 5 if f K K - we Vital?-55 Donald Levy 'WQQ , , X 11,,1: M n il '13 ' . ,iiiia Marcus Lowe Q ' ' ' .-Q ' x ' K - Virginia Malin 'o,o rr-, 'ul 55-if ., - gi2ig,':,E-2i-f1- , . Katherine McAffee l'Il 4 if .. .-, Ray King Loretta Laird ,nam V, W' K QW , l Donald Lisle Nancy Luoma L Elaine -q, 32 F .vi ,Q K pw y ' Adrienne Herbert Kolb Kondo gf V ' 'W .., , Q K3 , , .4-'Qc -2 in V . , . 7-g ifs .X gyjjafgg ' -5 .:!' ...l Q .. Portia Lambert I -,445 , dm. L Claudine Lomax -r ,ff LN. Phyllis Lyle R, ,g w...1 Dan M Mallouk Marine M . Q3 a u ' 'wiv G' XV - VV-. f 1 Herbert McAffee Thomas McCauley Constance Landorf wg .13 Thomas Loughlin W, Eh Donna Macnab -, 1. U . A ,. 'ws -Q f wr if ,151 J-1 A as o ' - . ..k, Rf' a Gordon Mars P ,I , ,, Patricia McCutcheon 7 'O My 1 Ardean McCurdy . -.- Qs . ' A ,517 , .4 .. , , ,ln , S., i, if.. 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A., he N p le , 'N' ' 'Q -Mt ' Y f l lzfi 'L Y W 'Fi 5 K K. . 3 ., K A Frances Ronald Harold William Nathaniel White White Wiard Wilce Wilkerson 'V li, Q A ,S s . ilillizlfl '23 'W' We of Y W A I A , K is L x S ., ,Vx X .re ' 'A X I llllargtaretl f Lois Marian Claire Paul Wilson ' Winsjansen Wolf Wood Ygrfowg I --.- - , A, I I ' A , s ., I F K jg . V 5111 s l Betty Shirley Charlotte Young Young Zink 'I38 aim ...Q- HOMEROOM 274 - First Row: Miss Grace Winegar, Henrietta Van Slyke, jean Carson, Elizabeth Ryan, Sally Merner, Joanne Pauschert, Lewis Melfi, jimmy Ramsey, Shirley Davis, Delkey Fogoline. Second Row: Shirley McGregor, Janet Shaw, Carol Tracy, Phillip Sumner, Jerry Sinfore, Gilbert Duncan, Gloria Allen, Marvin Cassody, Diane Stewert, Shirley Ann Hill. Third Row: Patricia Bruffett, Mercedes Wallace, Eugene Allen, Madeline Barko, Donna Waid, jack Bateman, George Nassar, Bob Breck, Edward Stanley, janet Davis, Gloria Ann Hilliard. tw I V HOMEROOM 162 - First Row: Mrs. Cassie Gibson, Betty Fillinger, Maureen McFerrin, Ann Finkenauer, Joyce Newman, Iris Stratton, Lincoln Jackson, Marilyn Agemy, Roger Ozias. Second Row: Richard Abraham, Julius Buck, Philip Bryant, Donald Richter, Judson Powell, Willie Benson, Martha Waymer, Mary Stracher, Claudine Vaughn, Helen Bojanic, Jack Young. Third Row: Kenneth Robinson, Luana Mehlberg, Helen Anderson, William Fuller, Jerry Russell, Allen Hucher, Haig jevahirian, Pauline Buchner, Arlene Casey. 139 ?-Z 4 1 1 I . 3 HOMEROOM 170 - First Row: Miss Anna Oleson, Elizabeth Carpenter, Jimmie Stevenson, joan Downard, Dor- othy Crute, Ian Dunscombe, Charlotte Rose, Carrie Lee Mason, Ronald Manning. Second Row: Judith Gamm, Patty Sue Weir, Beatrice Bennett, Jack Hodgson, Carole Witty, Gordon Dostie, Charles Pinkett, Paul Zetye, Pat Logan, Susan Stewart, Barrie Bryant. Third Row: Michael Murray, John Rasch, Patty Smith, Catherine Hegger, Joyce Houston, Raymond Gratton, Dick Nahabedian, james Tarr, Bob McRae, Virginia Brown, Dean Ratcliff. HOMEROOM 272 - First Row: Mr. Russell Davidson, Madeline Cooke, Albert LaMachio, Gail Burton, Jacque- line Childress, Clarence Lacey Oscar Sarkisian, Martha Rasch, Brent Calfin. Second Row: Nancybelle Mitchell, George Husson, Ruth McMaster, Judith Dohlby, Eileen Ames, Nelda Scott, joy Wiseman, Lucille Manoughar, Dorothy Hinrichs, Audrey Morfitt. Third Row: Dorothy Goldstick, Howard Anthony, Jerry Dunham, Roger Stangee, Don Sauve, Gregory Keurugian, Margaret Venetis, Mary Williams. 140 100146 HOMEROOM 172 -- First Row: Miss Gladys Cahoon, Jerry Priest, Celia Leighton, Francine DaRoza, Betty Weems, Florence Harris, Cecil Bey, Roy Cook, Judy Chadbourne. Second Row: jim Anderson, Rennie Phillips, Verle Eggleston, Donald Cole, Ken Wilson, Donald Compton, jerry Bratcher, Edward Sampson, Allen Smith, Howard Harrison, Bill Chamblin, Isabel Moyhab. Third Row: Kenneth Petrie, Meretta West, John Walker, Ruth Husa, Nancy Schyltz, Regenia Aton, Georgia Wil- liams, Tom Davis, Bill Rodgers. HOMEROOM 65 - First Row: Mrs. Marion Greene, Tom Cunningham, Kinguo Hong, Cornelia Rasinar, Mary johnson, Joan Chambers, James Todd, Rachel Vineyard. Second Row: Sue Bonds, Howard Brinning, Billie Carol Driskel, Ida Dumas, Joseph Romanello, Mary Lee Way- mer, George Proen, Darlene Grant, William Anttonen. 141 R x' b ,. ' 'Q Q -Z V 7 f f . 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Senior Library Home Room 208 Home Room 117 Home Room 205 Home Home Home Home Home Home Home Home Home Home Home Home Home Home Laurel Shop - 12 13 7 Hamilton Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Damron Shell Service-12220 Hamilton Brenner's Market - 1 1843 Hamilton 144 268 12 107 7 0 5 57 302 217 219 213 305 M B 303 'K FRAZER -21101414 I AI 'T sronns One Near You DETROIT 0 T0lEDO RIVER ROUGE 0 HAMTRAMCK DEARBORN 0 EERNDAIE Save Money B UY D I R E C T FROM FACTCRY f FRAZER See page 685 of yellow phone book or :fore nearesf you 145 LORENZEN'S Flower Shop Detroit's Theatrical F Iorists TOwnsend 8-6232 1654-7 Woodward Detroit 3 I L ? T 5, Q '-3 e D X a' If ' ? 8 ML i f to ,qu zmwaawl KLUGE CAMERA SHOP 16453 Woodward Ave. Between Florence and Louise New Second Market Between Cortland and Richton Come and Let Us Serve You Stationery Personalized Gifts UTLEY BROTHERS F 0 R E S T Qlncorporatedj PRINTING Vi talize DRY CLEANING Call Tyler 7-9700 6175 Vermont Down Town Branch The J. L. Hudson Company l2337 Hamilton, Near Cortland Phone TO 8-l52l Arrow Shirts . . Stetson Hats I l3753 Woodward - Corner Pasadena Smart Apparel for Young Men CHEVROLET.. And Only CHEVROLET Is First jerry McCarthy Highland Chevrolet 'I2897 Woodward T0 8-8000 All Mechanical and Complete Stock of Bumping Work Done by Genuine Chevrolet Factory-trained Mechanics Parts and Accessorxes 147 C on gmtulcztiom t 0 t lo e CLASS CF 1949 The Highland Parker and staff extend their heartiest con- gratulations to you, the class of '49. We hope that for years to come you will enjoy the col- umns of the Highland Parker, as in the past, and we will endeavor to bring you all that's new in the news. We again add our heartiest congratulations and sincere good wishes for a most successful future. THE HIGHLAND PARKER Michigan's Greatest Weekly Newspaper 30 BARTLETT AVENUE 'I48 N. and N. Soda Bar Sodas . . . Sundaes . . . Short Orders . . NICK NIMMON, Prop. 12352 Hamilton LJ- E L 6 Q00 09' '- .: 13,65 - .X - I HE-1 Tflll'.HE'Rl THE F0065 WARN! THE DOORWAY TO EXCELLENT FOOD Mrs. C. Chaney, Mgr. GRAND'S CAF ETERIA and Dining Room Private Dining Room Available for Parties, Weddings, or Showers 13540 Woodward Ave. at Grand Best Wishes R 8: L MARKET On Hamilton between Highland and Cortland FOR GRADUATION Coty - Hudnut - Evening in Paris Yardley Perfumes and Colognes Sheaffer Life-Time Pens and Pencils FAST DRUG CO. Woodward and Richton Highland Park's Store for Young Men Stetson and Mallory Hats - Interwoven Sox . . . McGregor Sports Wear 5 Woodward Ave. ESQUIRE FLOWERS 12858 Woodward Ave. F lowers for AII Occasions Highland Towers Apt. Bldg. Highland Park, Mich. Cor. Cottage Grove T0 8-6624-5 T0 6-5000 BOSTONIAN SHOES Tom's Markets and Cafeteria TOM'S WOODWARD MARKET 12811 Woodward, near Glendale TOM'S NORTHWOOD MARKET Woodward, cor. Catalpa - opposite Northwood Inn GLENWOOD CAF ETERIA 12531 Woodward, near Glendale Ample Parking Facilities CARAVEL SIX MILE HOUSE Breakfast, Luncheons, Dinners Six Mile Rd. at Woodward BUCHANAN-DIAMOND COAL 8: COKE CO. Quality Fuel Efficient Service 1610 Caniff Ave. at Grand Trunk R. R. TO. 7-0503 George H. Buchanan, President, Manager x-QE W6 VoTEb T116 C.urEST QouPLt 'N THE SEN wil CLASS- H Q Illia tix., -Il-DHS f- KITTY KELLY SHOP Ladies' Ready to Wear 13703 Woodward Avenue Compliments amcs E. F. Moorman Co. 'H HL. 'A xx if. A X 1719 Dime Bank Building ZLIVRSY 1fE2 'S2Zo':'L Agoisgu . . Two Friendly Stores To Be Sure -- Insure With F a m o u S . , Gowing Insurance Agency F u r n 1 t u r e 13743 Woodward Delmer C. Gowing and 2290 E. Jefferson 59 Geneva Ave. TO. 7-l242 At Your Service TO PRESERVE THE HEALTH OF YOUR COMMUNITY Highland Park General Hospital stands firm and strong, prepared to meet the most urgent emergency. BEHIND ITS DOORS MEDICAL SCIENCE MARCHES ON, unfaltering. Skilled doctors, nurses, and technicians, aided by the most modern equipment and medicines, perform daily miracles. WHAT INSTITUTION COULD BE MORE HIGHLY HONORED than that which lessens human pain and suffering . . . cools a fevered brow . . . fans a failing ember of life? THIS HOSPITAL IS YOURS, citizens of Highland Park! A non-profit munic- ipal organization, owned and operated by your city government. HIGHLAND PARK GENERAL HOSPITAL TELEPHONE TO. 8-7800 369 GLENDALE AVE. 'I5'l SUTTON 8: CLEMENTS Since 1929 Famous for just Good American Cooking . Good American cooking has long been the proud tradition of the Sutton and Clements families. It's this tradition for wholesome food prepared the way Americans like it that has made the S and C Diners famous in Detroit. 11 S and C Locations in Detroit No. 1-6511 Second Boulevard No. 6- 13101 W. McNichols Road No. 2-2621 Park Avenue No. 7-508 W. Lafayette Ave. No. 3-5000 Joy Road No. 8-204 Washington Drive, R. O. No. 4-44 Warren Avenue West No. 9- 11115 jefferson Ave. East No. 5- 13236 Woodward Avenue No. 10-253 W. Nine Mile Rd. Ferndale, Mich. S 85 C PALMER HOUSE - 18200 Woodward Ave. TOwnsend 8-6157 LE E The Highland Garage General Repairs on C 0 . All Makes of Cars W. J. FORREST, Prop. TO. 8-2266 l2ll9 Woodward Ave. nw Highland Ave. Highland Park lf- 1 M.. V E N U s BJ! Cleaners and Dyers 'lg' -S I i 11131 woodwqfa To. 8-6761 -5 ,,..... - 5 X 12329 Third Ave. To. 8-6548 I 14349 Schoolcraft VE. 7-8678 xLooK! A GIRL! 152 ROBERT V. JOHNSTON Assistant General Passenger Agent BALTIMORE 8: OHIO RAILROAD 133 Lafayette Blvd. Detroit, Michigan 153 SCHWIMMER'S 12313 Hamilton TO. 8-4847 Kodaks Movies Photo Supplies Evinrude Motors - Boats Guns - Tackle l No-5 'S . QP-L, 1 h qi. craft-True? uno 5 CHERTlNG?5dX fl Conzplinzerzls of C A R E Y the Florist Highland Food Mart 12345-2nd Ave. TO 8-251 Groceries - Meats Afternoon Deliveries Congratulations to S E N I O R S Precision Spring Corp. TO 8-5912 15400 Woodrow Wilson Welcome . . . POLAR BEARS TED'S GRILL Delightful Noon Snacks Daily Sandwiches - Dinners - Soft Drinks ANN and TED SCHLENKER, Proprietors is best 95 Y WS , QM JW X ICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY 155 HEADQUARTERS For FINER SERVICE Parts and Accessories Guaranteed Quality Used Cars EAST SIDE Jefferson Lincoln - Mercury Co. 3700 E. Jefferson Service Open 7:30 A. M. 'til Midnight WEST SIDE Park Motor Sales Company 15000 Woodward Service Open 7:30 A.M. 'til 9:00 P.M 156 'l SCHOOL SWEATERS N- I N 'a Of High Grade Pure Worsted Yarn ' Made to Order Also Letters, Emblems, etc. 'T- You Will Find it at FROMM ' s 9 E -W -f 13975 woodwqfd Ave. E lb , 'L wus S ,MM 1Do2E ? D Your Class Ring Jewelers Best Wzsloes also Diamonds and Fine Jewelry GR Hamilton and Elgin Watches Weyhing. Bros. Mfg. Co. A jewelers Room 101 4th floor David Broderick Bldg. Woodward ond Grand Circus Park I The Student Association Wishes all Graduates The Very Best That Life Can Give I HEALTH HAPPINESS SUCCESS I 157 M--. . '-1 F X-J, L I. ., 1, - wig BUSIER and BUSIER . . . Industry is busier than ever before, and so are we at Detroit Edison. Each week more homes and shops are going up . . . farms are modernizing. All are using more and more electricity. This growing business and industrial activity means greater opportunities for trained people. We congratulate the class of '49 and look to you, the graduate today, for leadership tomorrow. 'I'l'IE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY 'X 43+-1' 5' ,L .,,.. ....-.V-7. . Walsh Institute of Accountancy, Detroit, teach- es the nationally recognized Pace Courses in Ac- countancy and Business Administration. As a specialized professional school of Accountancy, Walsh has demonstrated through the success of its students that specialization pays. More than one hundred Certified Public Accountants of Michigan have taken all or part of their profes- sional training at Walsh during its twenty-seven years of operation. Registration for Fall classes in day or evening school will begin August 1, 1949. Fall semester will begin September 12, 1949. Walsh Institute of Accountancy A Non-profit School of Accountancy and Related Subjects l20 Madison Avenue, Detroit 26, Michigan Telephone: Woodward l-5136 Highland Park Lumber Co. l5853 Hamilton Ave. DETROIT, MICHIGAN Dan -Daniel J. Berthiaume, 184 W. Buena Vista Jerry-Gerald F. Wilder, 295 Grove Ray-Raymond Brown, 250 Midland Bob-Robert M. Frederick, 206 Cortland - Larry-W. Lawrence Marion, 26728 Shiawassee, Detroit Al-Albert J. Robinson, 124 Worcester, Detroit Joe-Joseph Guthrie, 254 Cortland jo-Josephine Cardinale, 15803 Monica, Detroit Mike - Michael Hudak, 1 5 759 Lauder, Detroit Dee-Clarence Jaekle, 78 Tyler Mac-Font McCormick, 1307 W. Blvd., Berkley A General Store for Builders and Home Owners james Grekin hElen buchanan Records Radio and Sally Roberts Albums Phonograph Best janet Miner Needles and Service barbarA post Accessories Tubes Tested Free Wishes james Nassar P. k d D I. from dwight sChroder, lewis ruder Free lc -up an e ,very gLoria flint joan 1Utzeur, sue milford Babbette keller Sales and Service .sl 15:-. A I N ' A 9 E 12847 Hamilton Highland Pork, Mich. TU-32550 9.34, I O Open Evenings Until 9 P.M. I demand The rugkl- io roi-l ,, a prepargq 5TA'rEMENT'i 159 Photography at Its Best H. A. POWELL STUDIOS D K I 'I60 Q . ' x ' S '?.' 1 ' X-9554 . 4 - .. . 2. -. -1' '. --., ' ' M 'Yr fn.. 5 QW , 451 V ,. 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