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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1951 volume:

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We cant stay' The world IS wanting for us' We don t really want to go Oh sure we all thunk so untll we hear Auld Lang Syne from the second floor stanrs and cheer for everyone on Honors Day or untll we walk across the stage for the last time Too late' Well mnss standmg by the football fields after school with the gang and buying candy on the corner every noon and walkmg to B and bemg secretary of thus or treasurer of that and saymg H ' We ll mlss a lot of thlngs we never thought about before But we ll have a lot to keep us busy You see we re hurrying to meet something called Life' Theres destiny wavlng a hand to us down the road ahead There s everythmg we want on that road everything you want everything the whole world wants for the dreaming and hopmg and hghtlng and buxldlng of lt' We ll keep that road open so there ll be room enough to bulld homes on lt Well keep the side roads open too so that our chlldren can go back to open our books and sung our songs and take up the gavels we left and flmsh the 'obs we dndnt have time for ' Il ' - 1 I , . 1 1 1 - I I 1 1 1 1 -1 I . 1 II 1 1 . 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KDITOR JUNIOR EDITOR COPY STATT Sylwo Bolo Dormo Hull Joyce Hood Morgord I'osI1ovx5I5 SPORT S ART STAFF Rusiell Fromcoeur Josrfme SoIoI1 Mor on Ko Imon Joom Helden BUSINESS MANAGER BOOIXKFEPERS ADVI RI TSINC MANAGER RUBLICI Y PIMIOTOCRAPIHI R ADVISFRS Mass Llllucm Toy or Miss Mory Woody DICKI o so Jm V ebor xr IT 1 o or me MI ko MC y ou Royfu um Ce Youmo 5 o Bor OV'1IfIIV Doroihy Jones Noncf K om CIo Ii Teo Ano IIo Ydmms loom E rIXe1mIvuuer fund D Ame CIQQQ Form Bemsiem CIUCI MINT oge Tob5 Cnrm Ar Edlforlol - ' - ' C4 , C f ,J Joi S 9 Nc 'QIIEIQI rw ' JJ 1 'SI 1 J' 1' I ' IS 'Q X fu E I Q C Q DECIQ F fle onI - ':: C .. ' UIQ SENIOR RECORDS Mo y,Arwf1C Hosslov odd .Angello Zormis I , I ' I ' S f , Q ' f , T ' I , C C IC 7? , 3 T, j . A I n ! Y . T A , TJ I .I II . 7 I If . I fx.. A ' ' I , T 4: A . F. A I-Q '- W W -I 4' ii-M N .'.l+-- ',.-- ' f -M . f.. . r - ,..-- A .Y n- . , - -P ',,. f W - f ' -- ig - - Q A , ' -V ' ' x ' ' 1- 1 HQ- ',..,V- ' Q 1 . 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COME ON IN . . . and let's visit some of the classes in the high school. Here's Mrs. Mur- phy's geometry class . . . cmd just look at those conscientious people studying in the library! Moving on we catch a glimpse of Miss Rish and some of her very enthusiastic typists. Wonder if Mr. Moles would mind if we sat in on his sociology closs for a few minutes? Classes such as this one are really something for you to look forward to for when you become a senior. Oh, there goes the bell and l've got a class. See you tomorrow, and we'll continue our tour around the buildings. ME ON IN i ,-q.,,h- XX 5 I 'I FOOTBALL Captain Stanley Skowneski, Coach Al Hutchins, and Head Coach Ed McMullin talk over a coming game. Skowneski was named to several All-Star Teams, and was chosen the most valuable player in the Border Cities League. The football team of 1950 looked pretty good before the season started, and when the Bears tied the first game and won the second, everyone felt that they were on their way. But the victory bubble burst when the Bears dropped games to Hamtramck, Fordson, and Grosse Pointe. The Parkers got back on the victory trail to down Mon- roe, and wound up the season by losing to Catholic Central and Royal Oak. f' .sf ' S 2 H 9 IN Q' I E ohn Adam eG R hadPe T Seman x. u U P- .C o 3 w .. o .. L5 C -C O 'N l 'I 950 FOOTBALL SCO RES Highland Park Highland Park Hi land Park Highland Park Highland Park Highland Park Highland Park Highland Park River Rouge Wyandotte Hamtramck Fordson Grosse Pte. Monroe Cath. Cent. Royal Oak The Girls' Athletic League broke the ice that had been buult up between them and the Lettermen when they won the GAL vs Lettermen basket ball game last year by hold ung another thus year and losung 18 4 They had two od vusers thus year Frances Lo- mas and Jean Baker Offucers guudung the club were Norma Morruson Prexy Joan Gro- ehn Veep Laurel Adler Treasurer and January grad Louuse Hofman and Barb Muruk Secrefarv LETTERMEN PICTURED ARE Ctop to bottom left to rughtl Duck Sumonuan Bob Juggens Ronnue Muller Harry Trax Bernue Doran Howard Whute Harry vesua y Duncan Bob Moshenko Ernue Anderson Von Compton Don Steun sultz Tevus Schneuder Duck Hooper Joe Duby Melvun Stevens Bull ll D k Wulson Curtus Ruchard Jones Jerry Gruffun James Este uc Muckey Gazduk John Grotewohl Bernard Jones Duck Pyle Bob Wl Norman Mukluk Bull Sommervulle Charles Randles Ben ucox Semon John Rasch Charles Smuth Jum Barber Don Johnson , ' ll ll ll I ll ' I , I , I I A. L. r . : . . . I . I . . I I . I ' , A ' n, Terr Fraruzen, Mac Plclcarcl, Charles I I . I I . 1 I . . I . , I . I . . I . I . . I I . . I . . I I I . l . . I . . , I . , I I - , I , 1 ETTERMEN -A-.,,,,,,..f---1-1- ' ,, ,.-..,.-Q.. 1 A Winirer FEBRUARY -ff 44,0 111213 269 9 'W' - X r 2 Q, 0 25 Zu, gfajligq X Sp 0, 1 ev 1819 Q,f'f,, sf J? 1 6' X ,is sim if ' B L'.l,Lf.. if ,v, sg r s s E ,,.,- s . asa, is. - K i Whig! '29, . if M s . 2 '--Q 3 1? 'fa ' H L FY N fig .W-.7 --'Qu-.,,,g I-if S w : ,......,--- ...NWN iw' ,, Q i f qw V kj-V....,,....-wi.. A Q .u f'.,, t ,s ,r g , . . , V 1 W, N rf- f ' A - -Q -...If , L A I 4 'X ' 4 'A A -A i ss, .7 Q s I 8-' 'sv X-- ,-L . A 4: f Q53 ax. fl I 4' , .6 ,ff 5 Q- , ., , LI TP dh... 65 .. .- .4 AL ecemberzl X t The Christmas Pageant, one of Highland Park's most cher- ished traditions, was again one of the year's most out- standing events. lt was pre- sented by the combined Art, Dance, and Music Depart- ments, Mr. Roy M. Parsons and Mrs. Marion Kintz con- ductingffhe Annunciation tab- leau pictured above, the first in a series of five tableaux portraying the sacred Nativ- ity Story, was enacted by Elizabeth Stafford, Joyce Hood, Pat Anderson, and Dolly Ann Platter. The poster shown at the left was de- signed by Claudia Fraser. K , Q ,A S--. A 1 4 -A ,gives Si , . - ,Sf:ffs?i . 'l f ess ' , A 1 Mmbgu , , g fr . . Asian, . fi' an 7 ZQQGQ av fy 9 Q' 5 Q 5, rg 55 gig av + 2 -E .Q , V :' 'J KI 0 CONCERT CHOI R Q Auf is iff irigfi' xg Q! 1' 8 .8 0 ,fr f1if,'f2 . fy 'B L5 Z 3 an th .I C5 Coach Virginia McLean's Damp Damsels turned over a terrific season this year. Coming through with five wins and only one loss, with Redford the thorn in their side, the team had a sparkling win-as-they-went spirit. The Paddlers were co-captained by Gay Adams and Norma Morrison, while the iob of managing the squad was Laurel Adler's for the second year in a row. Although years season was a one TGCHTI never lacked the fighting spirit needed to carry them through. Coached by Mary Lou Marsh, the varsity squad was made up of Marlon Ayers, Margaret Wullman, co captains Pat Woltman, Barb Liba, Ida Dumas, Dorothy Wymer, Judy Chadbourne, and Elbez Paulian, who was C5 Z I' U7 P U9 I l'l'l -I W P I' I' Q - 1 p .1 5 1, 00 I Q in 1 1 X A 5 I x Q l I 'ln-f 1 4,5 is fl QQ! if B.C.L. CHAMPIONS REGIONAL CHAMPIONS M.H.S.A.A. 1951A STATE RUNNERS UP Coach Jim Wink's Parker cagers roared to the most successful season ever experienced by a High- land Park team. They won 13 out of 14 games in the regular season to finish on top in the Border Cities League, then fought their way to the regional cham- pionship at Ferndale. In a State quarterfinal game, they defeated powerful Grosse Pointe for the third time in as many games, and thereby earned the chance to go to Lansing to the State semi-finals. Al- though they were expected to lose, they downed Flint Central and the following evening met Kala- mazoo Central which was shooting for its third straight state championship. Although the experts predicted a slaughter for Kazoo, the Parkers kept the issue in doubt until the final buzzer, and gave the Maroon Giants the scare of their lives. Seniors Ray Pogliano and Joe Duby were the nuc- leus of the team after John Adams and Ron Wegert graduated at mid-season. Other new stars who appeared on the Highland Park scene were juniors Dave Parks and Joe Carlson, and freshman George Baby Duncan. g , 4 Q ff' Q , a If ' at !f' I' 3 19 5 'I 41 'H ' 'ii x, JANUARY BOOKCMMUIE 33 4 'fag' 5353:-5' 'la JI! N-f-QIHP' X Q- X . . . PROF. JESSE AVRIL ANDERSON BRUTON, B.A., Ph.D., P.D.Q., S.O.S., has just disproved Einstein's Theory of Relativity. DIANNE BITTING with her violin and JOYCE COMB with her uke were recently seen playing on the corner of Manchester and Woodward with the Salvation Army Band . . . JOAN WERHAS swam I9 miles of the English Channel, but unable to complete the last two miles was forced to turn around and swim back . . . RON BEAUREGARD Enterprise is sponsoring a safari to the Belgium Congo to be led by DICK VAN CLEVE. JOHN ADAMS was crowned Mr. America of l96I last week . . . KYLE OTTERBEIN has left 55,000 for the building of a new parking lot at Palmer Park . . . KEN MAPP has recently won the international tiddily-winks championship while RON DOBBIE has iust invented a new hairpin for bald-headed people . . . Last night at the Met two Polar Bears made their debut - NANCY SCROGGS and PAT BLACKMAN . . . HESTER BALL released her product Happy, runner-up of Joy' '... FOUR-STAR GENERAL LaBRET has iust returned to Washington for a con- ference with PRESIDENT McCLAlN after putting down an uprising at Miss Newman's School for Girls in Detroit . , . SALLY WINK has iust written a concerto, Fourth Man Theme which will be introduced at Carnegie Hall by BILL FERG- USON . . . LOIS DUNCAN cut off her big toe yesterday while while practicing the Scottish Sword Dance . . . ED WEEBY is now demonstrating the art of prepar- ing marinated herring on the television cook- ing school on Thursday afternoons . . . We must leave nowp All of us. Our class has had its share of fun and hard work. Both the Carnival and Washington Trip are far behind us. They are projects that your class shall soon undertake. Your's is a new class with new ideas and problems. Remember that here we have the finest and most understanding people to guide you- People who are keenly interested in your future! I leave you now to the president of the June Class to finish the tour. My iob, as well as the job of my class is doney Others must carry on. K .N XA X xl .JMXX - . x v X i, . if K' X + ,0- v tx so s A ge X I lx 5 hry,exX'Xg'mMQ: N 'VJ XA, 'I xl E X - ,H X v X ' 'x -v lx '. 1 - x l N l Q' xx '. X X 'ft i x N X X ,X .X , .5 XXV' ,Qx . X ' a . A A X X f ' ,s N X ll X YXXXXYQ :K ' V R1 lj: X X, X W? JANUARY OFFICERS 'MA if Fa.- X KYLE OTTERBEIN President Versatile three-letter man . . . active in latin and Dramalics Clubs . . . plans for the Fus ture include Business Adminis- tration at Michigan State . . . Smile with Kyle, K.O. is O.K. sl' A KATHERINE WINK Secretary Nursing is the gal's ambition . . . whiz at typing . . . as active as any graduate . . . Parlez-vous francais. JEAN ABRAHAM Vice-President What a gal . . . member of Forensic, Dramatic clubs . . . S.A. cabinet . . . co-chairman of All-School Comedy . . . awarded letter in fencing . . . Keen like Jean. DAHRYL McCLAlN .Treasurer Music, music, music! . . great guy . . . never with out u smile . . . in more ac livities than are ogered . . always in charge of some thing. AQ., C' SHELDON H. BECK Band 12A Steering Committee Swimming Team. ROBERT BENNETT Intercultural Student Council President. JOE BENTON Forensic Club S anish Club Presi' p . dent Science Club Homeroom Treasurer President Biology Club. JEAN BIRKENHAUER Future Nurses Club S. A. Rep- resentative Intercultural Student Council Home- room Treasurer Polar Bear Bookkeeper. DIANNE BITTING Business Manager of Spectator Polar Bear Fencing Team Vice-Pres. S.A. Carnival Publicity Chairman Forensic Latin Science Clubs All-School Comedy. PATRICIA ANN BLACKMAN Gershwin Club English Singers Concert Choir Ensemble Homeroom Sec- retary Spectator Representative Xmas Pageants. ROBERT LEON BOESKY Intercultural Student Coun- cil, Forensic Club, Assembly Chairman, Steering Committee. JUDY BROCKMAN Latin Club, Y-Teens, Spectator Representative, Secretary Carnival Features. CAROL BROUGHAM French Club Secretary, Y-Teens Vice-President, Carnival, 'I2B and 12A Homeroom Secretary, All-School Comedy. JEANM ABRAHAM Forensic Dramatlcs clubs l2A Steering Committee Senior Class VP All School Comedy SA Careers Day Fencing Team JOHN ADAMS Football Basketball Baseball Let termens Spanish Gershwin clubs SA George Washington Slept Here JAMAR AHMAD Intercultural Student Council RO TC Track Football and Troubadours Award Gold Key for Drawing FLORENCE AYOTTE Gershwin Club Ambition Sec retary JOYCE BALDWIN Spanish Gershwin clubs GAL Homeroom Treasurer Carnival Basketball Wash mgton Trip Pen and Pencil Sales HESTER BALL Forensic Dramatics clubs Homeroom pres Swimming team All school Comedy Aqua cade 'I2A Steering Committee George Wash mgton Slept Here DORTHA BARRICKMAN Special Glee Treble Clet Concert Choir Christmas Pageant ELIZABETH BAUM Intercultural Student Council Spanish Club Senior Carnival Prom Committee Homeroom Secretary RONALD BEAUREGARD Chairman of First Maga zine Drive Spanish Club Senior Carnival All School Comedy I 3 JANUARY GRADUATES ll I A Q ' 5 . . I . 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I 8 ii 9 fl , fl , K l x 3 4 J ANUARY GRADUATES F1 96 .1 GLORIA IRENE COOK Steerlng Commnttee Prom Committee Carmval Spectator Representative Gershwm Club Awards Junnor Scholastnc Award JANIS COX Treble Clef Concert Choir Englush Smgers Chrlstmas Pageant All School Comedy Spamsh Club Treasurer Homeroom Presldent DOROTHY MAE CROSS Magazme Drnve Represent atnve YTeens Intercultural Student Councnl Carn :val Chrlstmas Pageant Speclal Glee AREMINA DAVIS Speclal Glee Intercultural Stu dent Councll YTeens Carnuval Flag Twnrler In Marchmg Band JOHN DEWEY Hobby Electrlcnty Ambltlon To be an electrician Interest Bowling RONALD DOBBIE Careers Day Representatuve LOIS DUNCAN Homeroom Treasurer Carnnval Sen lor Banquet Latm Club MEREDITH ANN EVANS Englush Smgers Concert Cholr Banquet Commnttee Chalrman Chnstmas Pageant Awards Honorable Mention un Typing RONALD FADER Btology club Ambition Englneer :ng Interests Aeronautncs Mechamcs Draftmg LEONARD BROWN Ambition Mechamc Interests Auto Racnng Sports CE BRUFFETT Gershwln Club Glee Club JESSIE AVRIL BRUNTON Latln Club Carnival Fl nance Commnttee Banquet Committee Awards cholastlc Wntsng Honorable Mentuon Class Vale dlctonan LOIS BUPP Latm Club Spectator Gershwin Club Plano Club Carnival JOHN CARLISLE Careers Day Representative Vnce Presudent French Club Homeroom Presldent BARBARA CARNE Treble Clef Concert Choir Eng lush Smgers Orchestra Spamsh Club Awards Letters In Orchestra Fencmg SYLVIA CATCHPOLE Homeroom Secretary Scrence Club Secretary Carmval Shrine Circus Tickets TED CLARK Band Intercultural Student Council JOYCE LEE COMB Latm Club Secretary Homeroom Secretary GAL Spamsh Club Uke Club Sen lor Banquet Commrttee Basketball Team .444 03 JANUARY GRADUATES rn 'Y Qs ,Inf IM MARGUERITE GOODSPEED Spamsh Club Brldge Club All School Comedy Homeroom Treasurer Carmval Gershwm Club Ukulele Club DONALD GRIER 12A Intercultural Student Councll Representative JOYCE GRIMSHAW Carmval Secretary Association Secretary Dramatncs Club Treasurer French Club I Remember Mama LUCILLE HAITANIAN Dramatncs Club Steermg C tt EDNOANITIIARRIS YTeens Student Councll Gershwn SHTREEY HAWKINS Gershwm Club Glee C ub DONALD HOAGLAND Football Basketball Track Welding Club President Louise Rose HOFFMAN GAL Latm club Dra matlcs Club Carmval Ukulele Club Award Bas ketball Letter DON HOLLAND Spannsh Club Scnence Club Con cert Cholr English Smgers S A Carmval Clean up Chairman Football 12A Homeroom Presadent Bn ology Club Gershwnn Club BILL FERGUSON Lettermens club Spanish club Bnology Club Carmval Ambmon Otfncer In the Armed Forces LOLA FLOYD Interests Roller Skatmg Ambltlon Secretary EUGENE FORD Basketball Hobbues Horseback Rnd :ng Huntmg Records Baseball RONALD STUART FORD Interests Football Base ball Auto Racing Hobbies Photography Auto mobiles IRENE LOUISE FRANK Dramatlcs Club All School Comedy Carmval Latm Club I Remember Ma m Awards Natlonal Thesplan Award SHELDON FRANKS Basketball Awards Basketball Letter CLAUDIA C FRASER Latm Club Award Scholastic Wrmng Key SALLY GARTMAN Latm Club YTeens Gershwin Club Chnstmas Pageant H P Pm Sales Co Chaur man Carmval KARL GERARDI Dramatncs Club Concert Chonr Carmval German Club Steermg Commxttee Homeroom President B-vm , . , , - 1' 1 rig . N ' Q I , u : . 1 ' 'Ik I H l 5 M . XX A . i L! f lj, Q ' ' Af f fg sw : , - E f f I 1 ' 1 I ' - LKKV . X, ' tk 1' is . ' P' ' is' ' . , 5' ,Q . . H ' - Q Q. 6 , 1 ' GH: I : I' I' . N. .V ' r c : 1 I A . I . I E ' , - . fi' I ff I .:-- s,l I , . A! ig . . Ia I. - . I I , , . o ' f a a I I . I ll ll I ' Y ,il , G Q k ss- ' ' - , I . ' 'IX I Q. 4,5 l , . . ' I 1 7 Q ,T 1 1 - -1 ' A . I It . I .- . , it 1 t There is always an abundance of color at every football game whether Highland Park wins or loses. Perhaps it is not always the mental color of know- ing that our team has won, but there can be no denial that between the marching band, cheerleaders, and maiorettes every game is enioyed thoroughly. Our cheerleaders and ma- iorettes this year showed top school spirit. Appearing at every game in full strength, they constantly had winning smiles and pep. The marching band would consistently pace any high school band that it would encounter while the different formations displayed, and music played always added extra en- ioyment to the games. With Don Gault, Highland Park's high stepping drum maior at the helm, the band drew much applause and favorable comment from every spectator. Truly, the 'Foot- ball season would not have been as fully enjoyed without these fine groups of students. -as 1 va H9 S534 Q9 98' S X6 .79 KW 9 . F Q I 5 Q ,E 5-.54 ,Ik- I Q15-'ix Under the guidance of Mrs. Gwen Young, this year saw the Dramatics Club participating in many activities throughout the school. Two of the events were the production ofthe Fall and Spring plays. The club presented three short plays in the miniature theater and sponsored several as- semblies. This year they received second place in the All-School Comedy. Above, Grace Cochrane, Carol Lurchin, and Darwin Knight act out a scene from The Glass Menagerief' a play which was presented in the Dramatics II class. Congratulations, Thespians, for your outstanding efforts! This year, as in years gone by, Highland Park High School awarded to students with outstand- ing dramatic ability the honor of becoming a member of the National Thes- ., pians. At the annual Thespian dinner, held in December, the award was lk i given to Ellen Nicholas, Bill Waites, Joan Warren, and Edythe Colton. Other X ' National Thespians of long standing pictured below are: Darwin Knight, Chuck Armitage, Bill Ferguson, Bernie Doran, Barbara Busby, Grace Cochran, , Carol Thomas, Sue Ross and Violet Balan. -sr-.-3' NATIONAL THESPIAN 4 . iii -sift up ' up Q s ll 'Q' 1 I 'lin I T' . 'Ili' , A in 1 DRAMATICS . i. ygmww 4 3 1.5. M I ...fm ... s , 1 -V 5 - A' ' .,aS.w. elwa' mm - 3 NW if QQ f SME , ' A x A , , r A f? 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The club is actively engaged in sponsoring a Navaio Indian school and sent Christmas packages to every child last Christmas. The biggest project is to earn money to help support the school. Club members also had an exchange assembly with Miller High School. The two sponsors, Miss Lillian Taylor and Mr. Harvey Jackson, endeavor to further the theme: That of good relationship to all roces, creeds, and religions. You'll want to meet the students in one of our most active clubs, the Y-Teens, under the sponsorship of Miss Mildred Ulmer. Their goals are to grow in body, spirit, and mind, to grow in friendship with people of all races, nationalities, and religions. The club officers are Donna Sandusky, treasurer, Sue Johnson and Shirley McPherson, co-program chair- men, Sally Gartman, president, Idamae Sullivan, secretary, and Margaret Knapp, vice- president. Under the direction of John Kulju, the Biology Club plans field trips and other proiects which offer practical experience in that field. Listening to qualified speakers is one of their most enjoyed activities. Members shown in the above picture are: A. Woloy, M. Greene, L. Weissinger, P. Thompson, L. Doughdty, treasurer, B. Harris, C. Kerr, D. McClean, J. Miller, J. Benton, president, E. Howell, H. Rianharet, B. Woods, B. Gillis, recording secretary. t H i in ji' qs xx if The Science Club is one of the busiest around school. Experiments, field trips,and a visit to Hillsdale College were among their activities this year. Some of the members present in the above picture are: M. A. Hassler, president, B. Mclntyre, D. Holland, C. Parker, secretary, D. Hill, treasurer, D. Craddick, B. Milner, S. Snow, A. Zannis, D. Morse, B. Johnston, A. Mackey. Walter Niemi is the faculty adviser. W O r' O G7 -4 0 I- C W U5 O I'l'l 2 0 l'l1 O I- C W The F UVUFG Nurses Club, U lf0lfQnsk1Q is one ot' ly Object of rbi OPP s ortun ' ' nder th I e bu ' club 9 sp0USOfSl7lk7 of Mrs. Hele siest clubs around school is to acquaint the girl ities in the field of rw, ' UTUR fl The s with sing. E N UR SE main the v ' H. 1 arfous ighland Parlrfs busy F participated in s pasf school uture T e veral eachers organization has panel discussions and meetings in the year. Under the direction of Mr. Russell Davidson, the attended a meeting of all ETA. groups i ' membership consists mainly of L Division students are group n this area. P' ' ower Divisiono' welcomed. I D V FUIUR E TEAC HERS One ofthe more informal of the school's clubs, the Ukulele Club, has become very popular since it was started earlier this year. Formed for students having talent in playing the ukulele, these future Godtrey's gather every week and enjoy harmonizing on their own ukes. Under the direction of Mr. James Buckborough, they have pre- sented two musical assemblies which were both thoroughly enioyed by everyone. Many groups of these students now gather outside of school and play tor their own pleasure and enjoyment. The music that you may hear floating out of room 207 is no doubt the Gershwin Club in action. This newly organized club meets every Wednesday, third hour under the spon- sorship of Mr. Walter Conrad. The purpose of the club is to make music listening more enioyable. On the agenda for listening pleasure the club featured selections from opera, musical comedy, iazz, and symphonic music-everything from Bach to Boogie Woogie. Student response was so enthusiastic, that membership was limited to Seniors only. Many Juniors are patiently looking for- ward to their Senior year in order to qualify for member- ship in the Gershwin Club. UKULELE The weekly opportunity of listening to the playing talent of others helps each member of the H. P. Piano Club cor- rect and improve his own technique. Under the direction of Mrs. Helen Wortley, the club has long been very popular among Parker-pianists, and their annual Sole-Nite, pre- sented at the MacGregor Library every spring, is now a treasured tradition. Members pictured are: P. Floyd, M. Barnett, C. Terva, D. Crute, Secretary-Treasurer, E. Kupalian, President, J. Mallory, V. President, M. Powell, E. Oliver, C. Merigian, B. Bryant, H. Torigian, K. Haggar, A. Shad, B, Hutchins, J. Martin, J. Melconian, C. Gomez, M. Coyle, M. Knapp, Jane Doe, P. Bossi, L. Simpson, J. Ryan, H. Watts, M. McCallum, B. Weyand, H. Ziliken, J. Magness, P. Ruopp, C. Thomson, E. Martin. ERSHWIN CLUB ff 5.5 xg f ti' 5 x 'VW E I ld -54 H' il 1 9 . I I I S7 ff y 'A' ,gQ,',, f 1 apo M9 E! 4, 3' 'if , W x 1 The theme ofthe French Club is helping others. This year they sponsored a war orphan by sending cloth- ing and food to France. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Rosina Roy, the club entered the All-School Comedy, and held a dance, the Popcorn Ball early this year. The officers are Bill Waites, president, Joan Warren, vice-presi- dent, Rosilee Pallazzolla, secretary, Bob Crumbaker, treasurer. The Latin Club began the school year in a big way last fall by initiating more new members than ever before in the history of the club. Next the club became a member of the Junior Classical League and adopted the wearing of the very attractive identity- ing pin. Guiding the club toward its goal of a better un- derstanding ot ancient Italy and its civilization are the club officers: Pete O'Rourke, president, Eliza- beth Stafford, vice-president, Milodene Edwards, sec- retary, and Cynthia Stafford, treasurer. Miss Mary Jane Campbell is the club adviser. ATIN Z abroad. 4 . D. LANGUAGE CLUB One of the more active Lower Division clubs is the Language Club, sponsored by Mr. William Valade. Restricted to ninth and tenth graders, the club numbers among its mem- bers students of Spanish and French. The club ol'Ticers are Pat Posey, president and Carol Kantola, vice-president. The club published several issues of their paper, the Fluer-de-Lis. They also have presented several skits and musicals at club meetings. 'ANISH CLUB Among the Middle Division language clubs is the Spanish Club, sponsored by Miss Paul- ine Harris. This year the club is working to raise money for a recording machine to be used by the club members and the Spanish students. Guiding the club is Pat Richards, presi- dent, Don Gaulf, vice-president, Dick May, secretary, and Sue Crede, treasurer. 5 Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Eleonore Schmidt, the German club gave the Fall Ball last year as a part of their many activities. The club entered the All-School Comedy, and sent many relief packages The officers are Bob Mahlman, president, Maur- een O'Harra, vice-president, Carole Floyd, secretary, and Elizabeth Stofilord, treasurer. -i ' Mir ,Xl 4 .4 rf-1 Sas. K uv ff mv' A N N. x -.1 4 1 Q- ' -'I-0. ' 'ix' , ,v1!'l t ,,.,-1 dy . .Q ' ' 0 0,4 is 4 ' O O Q v 4 nt fu-I FORENSIC CLUB DEBATERS The 1950-5'l school year was one filled with Forensic Club and Debating activties and honors. On their activities ledger we see that they sponsored two dances, The Lucky Leap last fall and The Spinister's Spin this spring, attended several B.C.L. conferences, and participated in a mock U.N. assembly at Rackham Memorial. Last, but by no means least, the club won the first-place cup for their presentation of Kentucky Courtin ' in the All-School Comedy, and also walked away with the five-dollar award for selling the most tickets to the same event. The club and the entire school are iustly proud of H.P.'s Debaters. Under the skillful coaching of Mr. Merle Smith, they won nine out of eleven scheduled debates ,n the Metropolitan Detroit League, and four out of eight in the University ot Michigan League. After receiving the first-place Metropolitan League trophy, the team went on to repre- sent Highland Park in the state-wide race for state championship. Debaters pictured below are: Pauline Johnson, Mr. Merle Smith Ccoachj, Jim Beardsley, Toby Citrin, Harry Terzian, and Elizabeth Meyers Creservej. -2'-afgj any - W J 1' i U ,Q 2'- i ' 5 if ,mlil 4 A pf 5 Q fran Q' Q Y' 9' T9 1 I ' r Z. 5. i fe r i i . M sf. L ,,, if 46 A h Q Ng, 0 ,I A 1 If , :J N' MFL , M 12 sf. war., mi , -g MQ, M, X if-7, ' jeff 15, . ,ks 3 56 V ff J , ..,f':f'yii1' L 'L , NYM , 'f fi ,-1 f' tif? - , 'z Ba ' : ' 21.21 4 E, ZA H, - , 2 81 4,1 ,V ' 325 2.3 'f.g?'9f M, .AV I Q 5' 1 Q' f s. 'J ' . lp! A Ah JANUARY GRADUATES BOBBIE JO HOLLEY Spanish Club, Gershwin Club, Carmval ARILYINNI ILIOLMWOOD G A L Vuce Presodent Frenc Cu A School Comedy Aquacade Presl 9 5 ' dent YTeens Awards Three Swnmmung Letters SHIRLEY HONKANEN YTeens Gershwm Club 'l2B Homeroom Secretary C' ALICE HOWELL Homeroom Treasurer Latln Club Careers Day Secretary Spamsh Club Carmval Senior Banquet NK JOHNSTON French Club Treasurer Home room Presudent George Washmgton Slept Here Carmval Features Chanrman Tenms Team SA Careers Day Show Class Salutatorlan FRANCIS RAY KELLER Ambltlon Auto Mechannc MARY YENT GAL Secretary Spamsh Club Inter cultural Student Councul Health Club Spectator Representative Carmval Aquacade Awards Scho lastlc Award In Wrltlng JERE KEYES French Club Ambutlon To be a den ns MARGARET ELIZABETH KNAPP Latln Club Vice President YTeens Carmval Features Banquet Commlttee Plano Club STREATE KOUTAKIS Ambltlon Professuonal Base K' 1 a GARY LABRET French Club Blology Club Scuence HELENE LAPIDES French Club Carmval Prom I mnttee Homeroom Secretary Bndge Club Award Scholastic Award Third Prize Patrlotlc Essay JACK LOHR Ambutlon Sheet Metal Worker ALLEN LOUDON Band Lettermen s Club EDWARD LYLE Football Baseball Basketball Treasurer Foreman of Prlnt Shop KENNETH MAPP Intercultural Student Councnl Homeroom Vnce Presudent Chnstmas Pageant Football Award Athletlc Letter JAMES MARBURY Ambltlon Journalist or Musician PEGGY MARIE MARS Award Fllmg Certllucate - . . . l ' I , ' px I f ' ' 1 . f ' K , ' - : : . 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Q , ' V9 55,111 JANUARY GRADUATES as Q Z 196 'Y ELBEZ PAULIAN Intercultural Club GAL YTeens Brldge Club 'l2A Homeroom Vuce Presndent Ger shwnn Club Awards Basketball Letter Frlmg Scholastlc Art MARY ALICE PEARSON French Club Band Orches tra Carmval Homeroom Treasurer Awards Band Orchestra Letters PAULINE PELEKANOS l2A Steermg Commrttee Award Fllmg Certlflcate BARBARA MAZER French Club Bridge Club Carnu val Careers Day Representatnve Washungton Trup Magazine Representatnve Spectator Representa tnve Award Swnmmmg Letter DAHRYL McCLAIN President Forensic Club IZA Steering Commnttee SA Blology Club Concert Choir Semor Class Treasurer Awards Forenslc Key Music Letter ROGER MCCLELLAND Ambltnon Welder or Farmer VIRGINIA MILLS Gershwin Club Carmval Audlto num Show JOAQUIN MORALES Ambltlon Englneerlng PATRICIA RUTH MORGAN Ambntnon Secretary BARBARA MYERS French Club Dramatlcs Club Glee Club All School Comedy Gershwin Club Latln Club Washington Trap Book Covers Sale LIONEL NAHABEDIAN KYLE OTTERBEIN Senior Class Presldent Latin Club Swnmmmg Team Lettermen s Club Dramatncs Club Senior Plannmg Committee Waterloo Expenmen tal Camp Awards Three Swlmmmg Letters fl lf' QF RICHARD PETRIE Football IZA Steenng Commlttee NORMA JEAN POLLAKOWSKI Glee Club Volley ball Carmval Audltorrum Show Modern Dance Award Shorthand Certlfncate EARL GARNET PURSELL Latln Club Ambltlon Pro fesslonal Photographer A 35 EILA RANTALA Ambmon Secretary MARILYN ROBERTS French Club All School Com edy Glee Club Blology Club Modern Dance Club Christmas Pageant Carmval Audntonum Show ELIZABETH ROSENBERG YTeens Dramatlcs Club French Club Treasurer All School Comedy Spec tator Representatnve 'wg 'JO' J l a' ', . ' , 1 I' ' I ' , s u ' ' . I n 4 'C I ' A V, 1 l g A l I ' l ' ' ' ' 6 A 1 f - - - I W A g , , . 1 Q A l , . ., I :, . Q I , I , . L , f---- . I . . D . fi ' 'Qi ' - .. . . I . . 'Q Ir W' 1 ,., , mn. , V v. we I I H A ' , ' 1 1 I . 6 X l l . I . I '. I 1 I 1 1 1 I , , ' ' f in W 5 : ' ' . I -my -1-1 'Y if - T V . , . . ., - , f ,N . I - f., - 6 Q- Q 1 1 1 , - ' ve ' J ' X , s 1 1 ' 4 j 1 1 I I , 1 . - : ty ' , 'fi . I . . . . J t V J . 1 1 I 4- l 1 1 F A 7 . . : I , y X, V M , ,.,. .Zh - . ,g f' ' Ba I ' , f 1 . ' ss I ' ' . A ' , nf , . K - I ' ,..fj2f' V I I I 1 - -4:::::f1-I -. V, ARLENE TORRI Awards: Practical Nurse Certificate Declamation Award. ADRIAN TRAUSCH Carnival Christmas Pageant. DICK VAN CLEVE President Varsity Lettermens Club Vice-President Intercultural Student Council Carnival Auditorium Show Chairman Gershwin Club Swimming Track Team Cheerleader J-Hop. EDVVARD WEEBY Dramatics Club President Foren- sic Club 12A Steering Committee Co-Chairman Carnival Concessions Committee- Awards: Forensic Key National Thespian. RONALD WEGERT Football Basketball Track Let- termens Club Carnival Pantomime Show I2A Steering Committee Careers Day Chairman' Awards: Football Basketball Letters. SHARON WEISBERG Homeroom Secretary Prom Committee Key Chains Sales Chairman. GERALD WEISS Homeroom President, Forensic Club Treasurer, Baseball, All-School Comedy, Bridge Club, Careers' Day Chairman. JOAN WERHAS Spanish Club, Gershwin Club, Swimming, Carnival Aquacade, l2A Banquet Com- mittee, AII-School Comedy, Orchestra, Award: Swimming. LEO WESSINGER Band, Orchestra, Rhythm Kings, French Club, Carnival Dance Chairman, Baseball, All-School Comedy, Awards: Music Scholarships. ,.?,..mj SHIRLEY JEAN ROWE Glee Club Vested Choir Dramatlcs Club Award Filing Certificate DONNA LEE SANDUSKY YTeens Latin Club Corn :val Concessions H P Pm Sales Chairman NANCY SCROGGS Concert Choir English Singers French Club Biology Club Carnival Christmas Pageant All School Comedy Gershwin Club Sprung Concerts Award Music Letter STANLEY SKOWNESKI Lettermens Club President and Vice President Football Captain Baseball Police Committee Chairman for Carnival Awards Football Baseball Letters SMARGON Spanish Club Homeroom Wash Etgtan Trip Representative Latin Club Science u LORNA SMITH Carnival French Club Secretary Y Teens 12A Steering Committee Homeroom Secre tary Teens Secretary Latin Club Spectator Representa tive Carnival Homeroom Treasurer Award I terlochen Music Scholarship ANGELICA STAVROU 'l2A Steering Committee Award Shorthand IDAMAE SULLIVAN Spanish Club Piano Club Y Teens Carnival if , .ff-'glut I : : 'U . I ,I I it I I 5 5 I I - I . , r I ' SS S-it 2- I Il. x .I .4 . L. V 3 I . .F Q 5- . . . I '. , , I . 1 . ' ' Q K MARTA SMITH Carnival, I Remember Mama, Y- 4s . , I I 1 1 F : n- as x A. , 2 - . . i'l,f' I W g 4 C 6- 1 st' ' I l 1 r , 2 , 1 , 0 I I JANUARY GRADUATES EDGAR WEST Spanish Club, Track Team. KATHERINE WINK Senior Class Secretary, French Club President, Carnival, 'I2B Homeroom Vice- President, Award: Typing Award. Q ROBERT WOOD Biology Club, Ambition: Engineer. JENNIE ZARZUR Spectator Representative, Home- room Secretary, Gershwin Club. CAMERA SHY MARJORlE CAMPBELL Spanish Club, Homeroom Secretary, Awards: Letter in Swimming. JACK DUPURE Hobbies: Cars, Model Airplanes, Power Boats, Interest: Hunting. ALICE ROSENBERGER GATES Carnival, Future Nurses. LEVOLIA GORDY Homeroom Vice-President. BERNARD KARBOUSKY School Election Board, Vice- President Contemporary Problems Class. CONSTANCE LYON WILDA MASON French Club, Homeroom President, Secretary, Award: Shorthand Award. MARY McALPINE S anish Club Brid e Club, Ger- P 1 9 shwin Club, All-School Comedy, Carnival. 6- g rw.Fc-'gdff it 'I A .' : l . .- -'w-,M ref-' Q.'v , u A IEQVQIQ 'rf'-1 4 Vx 6 L 'I QS Rl? 19- 9 fi 1 -2' 5. L !',, Fgflxci Y' .fl ELK C r' ' 'A '1'-mx 1 I p I . F I' t . I . 1 J I Q4 I 1 X ' I 1 The theme of the T951 Senior Carnival, Worlds A Poppin, ' was carried out through the halls by the use of posters and travel folders from various countries ar- ranged by Marion Eastman and Sylvia Baia, Decorations co-chairmen. The first thing to catch the eye was a huge globe in front of the Polar Bear. Chuck Armitage, barker and chairman of the Pantomime show, tried to lure Parkers in to see the show. The praises of Robin Seymour, disc- iockey and star attraction of Plotter Paradise, were sung by the Dance committee, headed by Maureen O'Harra and Pete O'Rourke. 7 SODA Cum ru g 1' i , v 20 Further on down the hall was seen the banner inviting all Gullible Travellers to the Auditorium Show. Jim Slear and Grace Cochrane were in charge of this. Following the crowds led you eventually to the Girls' Gym, where Dick Baum and Mary Louise Raytis displayed many and unusual Features. In the Girls' Pool the Aquacade offered variety in entertainment and a chance to sit down. Dashing through the halls, guarded by Jay McKeown's police squad, could be seen Betsy Butler and Pat Richards, Ticket chair- men. Selling hot-dogs, potato chips and ice-cream was the big iob of Don McMullin and Janet Anderson. Wifl'10Ul Mrs. Oleta Hiller and Mr. John Ladd who served as advisors, and student co-chairmen Mary Anne Hassler and Richard Jones, this Carnival would not have been the success it was. 73 fr T Mary Anne Hassler ,gy A PlX If '- I nl P WF' aa 9 .I fi J 15.3.1 - ,J 2 vi- . ?' fr'f,'l'3' l' lf 'fig .Q uw- 15 5 ,1 ,KI , x :z 1 V :WL ' 1 i ' Egan . 3 :xg Q Q 5... 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I , I I -,Img ' UI 6 r I ,IW tif ' ' ' 1 ,e'fl X V X - '- UZ elf. II III ,f f r fc , f f A If , 1 :X fffflff - 'NI ' 3. ' -If , IU 1I-' I I -' I, 4 ' f x ,E m , X H Q . V lQ!,K'f1V I25Hf' ff 5 i I X Q V. --2 LA' Q X A ',, M 1 N ,-, -3 a . IH1 23' 1 I I 2 a IX' I I I2 XBIVI ki' 'E I L Qc Q IS lf. .fx , 2 2 Xu ? VCX X' 5 ' 1 l e II Vx f -ex i . E 'YQ .I ,NH 5' .U 1 W3ii. , E o f 2 , gx1'g f,Iv 2 ' 3, i X X 5 'nf-i'fwI H. if In , T , ' Q b' 'X 'K I 5 I ' .ff ' '. 1 2 '-1 . f f I' IIxII xI I-I I I. , f fl .- X' I-IIIIX A is I 5 A I If 'i - - W '6' es S fII1II II'aI' II I 4 F P g 4 I sI ' ' Q I I l 'xxwx ,-', 45 Y, Q ' lr L w X -k f A. 4 . X Q nI II HPI I -A b t 4 ,lik all' V' Fw ! , J ' 5 K HI wx V' ei f i 1 , K A A . .. 2 4 . ' bg ,-.tif I X W 8. I , I I7 - 'L xi I ,g I I7 w I , 3 f I 4 ORCHESTRA Highland Park's orchestra, under the di- rection of Dacho Dachoft, has been very suc- cessful. The annual fall concert was given on November 8, and everyone agreed that it was a great success. Besides the concert, the orchestra partici- pated again in the Southeastern Band and Orchestra Festival this year. Last year they received a First Division award for the first time. li One of the other activities of the orches- tra is the annual operetta presented every spring through the combined effort of the vocal and instrumental music departments. The orchestra has also participated in various assemblies throughout the school year. President of the orchestra is Ray Pogliano, who is the concert-master. Janet Ryan is the secretary and Celia Leighton is treasurer. Managing the orchestra is a big responsibil- ity and Harry Avesian has done a fine job. Richard Weber and Danny Goodearl share the librarian's responsibilities. 1 - N- l'l Thus year the efforts of the Spectator Staff were durected toward gettung out a champuonshup publucatuon Wuthun few ussues a notuceable profut was shown wuth credut goung to Muss Mary vertusung manager and Angello Zannus busuness manager In October some of the staff members attended the MSC Journalusm Day where the Spectator receuved the John S Knught Yrophy whuch us annually awarded to the most outstandung Muchugan hugh school news paper Later on un the year furst class ratungs were receuved from the Natuonal Scholastuc Press Assocuatuon and the Columbua Scholastuc Press Assocuatuon Sarah Luedders edutorun chuef and the other edutors Duck Pyle Cynthua Staf ford Jum Weber Carolyn Parker and Barbara Muruk were those who worked hardest to make the paper such a suc cess Sarah Duck and Cynthua were furst semester Quull and Scroll members and others who came un later were Duck Jones Carolyn Barbara and Toby Cltrun PECTATOR STAF gif' Luedders Heads Spec Staff' w Page Edutors Appointed Every year the Quull s. scfouu houds Q publuwtuofus lmnquel fo' 'he Spec C tha and Polar Bear staffs Puctured above Phomng f0f YGSEYVGUOHS are yn I Stafford Sec,-etqry Sarah Luedders presudent and Duck PYle I of 7 n ' ' 4 ' - 1 I Q , , A b QW' Ivy' i f, -f ll -f . . . . . . . . G I , . . . . ' 1 Woody, adviser, Harry Bernstein, ad- , . I . , . ' . 9 . . I I , . . . i J I . -. - . I I I - Y ' Y ' I 4 I . . I .H I , , I xx ' . . s ' U I . , , r 7 ' l A f at tr. 1 O '9 Q Y N, . 579 N 'Wy X' 'W' ' ' The editorial staff, Miss Lillian Taylor, art adviser, and Miss Mary Woody, editorial adviser, are here making some important decisions concerning the '51 Polar Bear. 'M rx ,fl-,, fv . 9 A, JI f I H, t ww o A V Y iv Hey, Miss Taylor, how do you think this page will look? Did you see the sample cover . . . it just come in today. Drop in room 280 any day during the nint our an you y similar to the ones above. Planning page layouts, writing copy, identifying pictures, and h h d 're likel to hear remarks V4 selling yearbooks are iust some of the activities supervised by senior editor Dick Morse, iunior editor Jim Weber, and art editors Jasmine Salah and Russell Francoeur. Other members ofthe statt pictured below are: Jim Weber, Dick Pyle, Russell Francoeur, 4 . A l h Cl k T a, Eunice Young, Marion Eastman, Barbara Miruk, Joan Heiclen, Jasmine Sa a , ar e Jinx Baia, Nancy Kline, Mary Anne Hassler, Margaret Koshowsky, Joanne Mielke, Charles Armitage, Donna Hill, and Joanne Marchildon. POLAR BEAR STAF We were all very proud of our track team last spring. It was the team's fifth, and best, year in the Border ....- Cities League. The results of Ed McMullin's fine coaching were reflected in the team's meet record of four wins plus the fact that the relay team won all-state honors at Lans- ing and came in on top at Wayne. ABOVE: Dick Roberts goes over the bar as Coach McMullin and Dick Van Cleve watch. RIGHT: Roger Haviland, Ron Wegert, Jay McKeown and Ed Scott practice starts. 44,64 Pllilx Qld' 2.440 lk my 1 f 5 un: The T950 POLAR BEAR tracksters pictured above are: Ed Scott, Dick Van Cleve, Jamar Ahmad, Bernard Jones, Jerry Stephenson, Jack Nowicki, Bruno Datillo, Ron Wegert, Jay McKeown, Art Farrar, Charles Randles, Howard Jaehnig, Mac Pickard, Jadwaa Ahmad, Don Johnson, .lames Engram, Bob Van Orden, Dick Magel, Roger Haviland, Dick Wilson, Jack Milton, Gordon Warren, and John Grotewohl. KNEELING: Coecaptain Jon Gallimore, Coach Ed McMullin, Co-captain Dick Roberts. if BASEBALL l.,J,,9 p p p V 'f Y ' X I3 I l 4, 2 K N 'P TOP ROW, fleft to Rightjz Harry Sitler, Student Manager, Coach Al Hutchins, Assist- X ant Coach Jim Wink, Doug Atkinson, Student Manager. THIRD ROW: Ernie Anderson, James Raspberry, Dick Hooper, Chester Yates, Bill Keveli- ghan. SECOND ROW: Terry Franzen, Charles Duncan, Chris Houvras, Don Cole, John Adams. BOTTOM ROW: Joe Duby, Fleet Brenneman, Stan Darling, Stan Slcowneski, Rollin Retti , Jimmie Anderson. -' LEFT: Stan Skowneski gets in his cuts during batting practice as others wait their turn. .Lf ,I S BELOW: Highland Park's catching brigade, left to -- A. 3 , right, Ernie Anderson, Stan Skowneski, Bob Reth- A mel QD 45 an .n , ,gif ' 'I 9 Y VA f sv ,, Q X J 4-v ' X' - f . ' fi -.Y ' , F' , ' ' , Q- - ' V -. i, ' 'M , out-I in l,f'ffif7 :.Z..,.'W' A I --un A-7 Z. x p 'hx . h ... .rn V V' F. if QT! L ef, A b Y 2 , ,, V- - M-, 4 - , 4,1 S.. V Q 1 s-- .wr I- .Q 1 A . . 4 ,H ,, - gk. ,X ,Q .'9-' - A' K - , ' -' 'f 9,4 ' nf' , , ' - I . . Q ' 1 - 456250 f : E W A 'U . ' .4 - '-if . l ,J The Polar Bear swimmers ended up the 1950 season with a six won and six lost record. The natators pictured above are: Sitting, John Mason, Mike York, Pete O'Rourke, Haig Jevaharian, Tim Mallare, Bob Weinbaum, Herb Schreiber, Manager Chuck Smith, and Manager Mickey Gastic. Second Row: Stan Rozycki, Bernie Doran, Kyle Otterbein, Jack Hodgson, reserve coach Frank Pellerin, and varsity coach Art Solow. H.P.'s tennis team members pictured above with Coach Art Solow are: Standing: Howard White, James Kane,and Lionel Spoon. Kneeling: Bill Waites, Bob Miklik, Bill Sommerville, and Jack Whitney. O -4 Ui uw E 2 C5 be-, -Q-. . ncy wvns Xo Xhoughks ok Xoye, book goKno, Eoskf' 6 ovound kno, o young vnon's Ro Yxnos us oXX Wnnkxng o SenKors ore concerne eovn inks Krkp ot Xosk rs Knduoe that Rn Vne Spf o Pork, Sprkng n os 'xox os E nord work No Money eorne we neo: the New They soy but orouno Hkgknon PM foods Xeoo Xo Woshkngko the begknnkng 08 Moy, when o yeor o Ks ended. Nxony oc1'w'nKes keep 1'ne Sernors busy. the CornKyoX, pope: onyes, ond vnogo-zine soXes dnyes. Soon words NX Aboorof' ond ine week o? KvoyeX begKnsfNNos'nXngXon, ' orc Foksffhere we covneX Yo wk, Nxog Hx G1 1 HE k',,f' HENN OR K x 2- 'Y , , ' , ,,..-' Your name, Miss Babcock, has always had a very special meaning to all Highland Park High School students. To Seniors, it means the name of a woman who has worked con- stantly with all of them, gaining only the reward of self-satisfaction because she has helped one of her students toward a success- ful future. You have been the originator and backbone of our Washington Trip for years, and all of our enjoyments and thrills are due to your untiring effort and stamina. You'll never realize what a warm spot we all have in our hearts for you, and we're really going to miss your constantly warm smile. No Washington Trip will ever be as memorable or as wonderful as those you've been on, no matter who goes along. Sail on to new hori- zons, and enioy your leisure-you really de- serve the very best. Be sure and visit us ot- ten, and always remember that Highland Park High School loves you, and will always cherish and treasure your name .J-I , RANK is now producing white bucks for all H. P. boys . . . MAC PICARD has proven that he's the world's fastest man . . . DON GAULT-drum maior for the U of M Band . . . The newly-hired bouncer at the Club Gay Haven is MELVIN DAK- ROOB . . . RICHARD MORSE has invented a new secret code called the Morse Code . . . HARRY AVE- SIAN-owner of Avesian Super Markets . . . DICK PYLE is drawing a comic strip for the Detroit News . . . CHARLES ARMITAGE has iust been elected the president of The Federation of Unemployed Master of Ceremonies . . . SYLVIA Uinxl BAIA has been appointed Am- bassador to on undiscovered South American country . . . DICK BAUM-another Sen- ator Toby-with hair . . . ANNETTE BRODE was crowned the brunette's Judy Holiday - . . The Progressive Party candidate for presiden ,S Vfi SJ t in 1984 is HARRY TERZIAN and running t ' n ticket . . . A South American from Highland Park, against him is DICK JONES, on a vege aria JULIE WARREN, is teaching the rumba at Arthur Murray's . . . It has been uncovered that GEORGE ZINN is Governor Williams' right hand man . . . The Democratic Party states that JAMES BEARDSLEY will succeed Senator Kefauver . . . GENE BLACKNEY is said to have a twin in Hollywood called Jerry Louis . . . JIM SLEAR has made musical history by finding The Lost Chord . . . Starting in 1960, the Godfrey show will be replaced by CAROLYN CARR . . . RENEE HARRIS has opened a drive-in on Woodward . . . CAROL THOMAS has stated that she has willed her third cup of coffee to Reba Bowling . . . A smash hit, starring BARBARA BUSBY and DARWIN KNIGHT had its 300th performance on Broadway last night . . . MARY ANNE HASSLER- the socks she knits are getting an JAY Mc KEOWN Vice Presldenf Hnghland Pork s blue lay wuih sfnpes even though he has a brush cut hes never wnhout has comb ANDREW COSGAREA JEANNE MALLORY Presndenf Secrefary Nahonal Photography award Florida sun ian gurl H P s wmner Stalm approves hosfess wnh fha mostesr all thus and brams lool 'he 91 Wlfh ihe hypnom: per sonalny JUNE OFFICES x Xi ff xii w is oi -nlnlh ANNE ABRAHAM Treasurer Youve go? ihe money lahn Club Plexy Acnvt un Dramancs Club I . H ' 1. :S V, , . U ' 4 1 fix 1 1 , l d mv 1 IQ' . 1 N. ' I f A .fflifgff . f A '.':Fi,J.: ' , , . I f -. A 1 ' fl W. -' M f gps- ., ,W f ' ,-.-,gi lx r Q., lbw A X uf' N. , A ' 'fgri rf'5'Q4'l ,, , .. 1, 11 QW, . f' fl, , A is Ei I . l E ' ' u ' ' , E' 1 1 'fflioii V' - ,uw ' ,, 5.4 5ggf:5j,:i rf f . i , sy A x in , V 'x I . V vw ' ' - ' I ' ' ' ' ll I . l .ll - U . ,, n - u ' ' . I - ' GORDON ABEL ANNE ABRAHAM Dramatics, Gershwin, Bridge and Latin Clubs, Ukulele Club Vice-Pres., Latin Club President, All School Comedy, I Remember Mama, English Singersg Award: Letter in English Singers. GAY ADAMS Swimming, Hockey, Tennis, and Bas- ketball teams, G.A.L., Chairman of Aquacade, Carnival Band LAUREL ADLER GAL Treasurer Homeroom Secre tary Aquacade Spectator Girls Tennis and Swimming teams Manager ROBERT AHO Interests Swimming Basketball HARRY ALATCHANIAN Homeroom President SA ANITA ALDERSON Homeroom Secretary Interests Swimming Skating JOHN ALDERSON Reserve Swimming Interests Swimming Skating Tennis MARION ALLI Interests Dancing Skating Swim ming Ambition Secretary E i 406 X , .ILE JUNE GRADUATES T' 05 l ANN ANDERSON French Club Carnival French Cub Banquet Ambition Teacher ERNIE ANDERSON Junior Class President Letter mens Club President Homeroom Pres Varsity Football Basketball and Baseball Teams Carnival SA Award Junior Exchange Student JANET ANDERSON Gershwin Future Teachers clubs Junior Class Secretary Homeroom Secretary Carnival J Hop MAGDALENE ANDREWS YTeens Intercultural Spanish clubs Turkey In the Straw Ambition Teaching Secretary Carnival HAIG ARABIAN Homeroom President H P Typo graphical Society Ambition Printer CHARLES ARMITAGE President Dramatlcs Club Vice President SA Homeroom President Forensic Club I Remember Mama George Washington Slept Here All School Comedies Concert Choir English Singers Carnival Pantomme Show H P H S Educational Camp Publications Publicity Mgr Awards National Thespnan Forensic Key AVESIAN Pirates of Penzance Track Hllxhlflzhager Lettermens German Clubs Football State Music Festival Business Manager of OI' chestra Award Anon Award In Music LORNA AXFORD Spanish Club Concert Choir Eng lush Singers Carnival Prom Committees 1 - - I - .. all ' 'P , . . bf . all v Qi 45 N iff 4 . . . . ' ' ' i 5. , , 6- , , G K V A I , z . I . I . h se sg 5, 7 : . Lkkl 3'- 4' H x .' , I I 1 : I . I I Q 1 , l ,ll ' , I, '. I WILMA ANTTONEN Gershwin Club, Homeroom '.,.,- 51 A . . . r 7 i . . . .' y I 11 H ' '11 11 I t - ' 4 in , : ' , ' , ' . ll 1 i Q' H I, ' ,V x V , q A ', I 1 - ig: pf' y f 2 . '. - JUNE GRADUATES 3' 1 A36 T ii 1 I SANDRA BASKIN French Bndge clubs VERNON BATES Highland Park Typographlwl Soclety Ambntlon Pnnter RICHARD BAUM Cheerleader Carnival Features Co Chanrman Intercultural Student Councll Vnce Press dent German Latm Dramatacs Clubs TB and Health Society Executive Board SA Award Scholastic Wntmg Award NELSON BEARDSLEE Spectator Representatnve Ambrtlon C P A ROBERTA BEATTIE Pnano Club Concert Cholr Chrnstmas Pageant Carmval IM BEARDSLEY Orchestra Debate Team Reserve Basketball Carmval Junuor Achrevement Forensnc Cub Presudent All School Comedy Award For ensuc Key ROBERT BECKER Hobbies Collecting Sport Auto- graphs Ambutlon Baseball Player ROY BELL Stagecraft Ambltaon Conservateon Of fncer ROBERT BICE Track Team Hobby Cars SYLVIA BACHMAN Spanish Gershwm Ukulele Bndge clubs Careers Day Representatnve Carm val Homeroom Secretary NANCY BAER French Gershwm Ukulele Clubs Carmval SYLVIA BAIA Gershwm Plano Spamsh clubs Carmval Decorations CoChaurman All School Comedy Fencmg Polar Bear Spectator Award Scholastnc Art Award CHRISTENE BAKER Basketball Interests Sports and Musnc VIOLET BALAN Dromatucs French clubs Cheer leaders Captam Homeroom Secretary All My Sons IRemember Mama Gershwun Club Car nlval Award Natnonal Thesplans CLAUDE BALLARD Hobbies Model Ranlroadlng Ambltuon Auto Mechanlc JAMES BARBER Football Manager Basketball Manager Lettermens Club Carmval JUNE BARTLETT Accordxan Gershwln Clubs Ambn tlon Secretary VINCENZA BARTOLO Gershwin Club Carmval Ambrhon Secretary .ni I VIRGINIA BIGELOW Homeroom Secretary, Treas- urer, Carnival Decorations. BOB BLACKMER Biology Club, Student Association. GENE BLACKNEY Dramatics, Gershwin clubs, Trou- badours, Carnival, l Remember Mama, Home- room President. NAOMI BLOUNT Gershwin Club, Carnival. HUGH BOLAN Spectator Representative, Ambition: Government Service. HELEN ANN BOUGHTON French, Science Clubs, Trial by Jury, Orchestra Secretary, Christmas Pageant Carnival PEGGY SUE BOYD Future Teachers of America Science Gershwin clubs BETTY LOU BROCCO Carnival All School Comedy Spectator Representative Biology Gershwin Y Teens clubs ANNETTE BRODE All School Comedy Spectator Representative Bridge Dramatucs Gershwin Uku Iele French clubs Carnival 055 JUNE GRADUATES , viz. .urff ' A 1' 6 ' V . h x 'gif war ,F X NANCY BROKENSHIRE Concert Choir English Sing ers Treble Clef Choir JOSEPHINE BROWN YTeens Intercultural Stu dent Council LORA LEE BROWN Ambition Traveling BOB BRUCE Biology Club Interests Music Baseball ELAINE BRYANT Plano Club Homeroom Secretary RICHARD BURGESS Hobbies Trumpet Photography MARGARET HELEN BURTON German Science Hockey Debating YTeens BARBARA BUSBY I Remember Mama All My Sons Concert Choir Dramatlcs French clubs Award National Thespnan RUTH ELIZABETH BUTLER Homeroom Secretary Careers Day Representative Carnival Tickets Co Chairman Award Good Citizenship Pllgnm DAR , . , . . l I - I I I I - . a - I I I I I - ' I I s ' du fJ I - , . me . , - f v .V . I 5 . I . , . ' , ' f I E . ' 1 , .Sl ,i , ' - ' . ' ' ' clubs, Concert and Marching Bands, Carnival, 1 1 ' - V- 6 11 11 '11 . , . ,, . . A . 3-'H V f I 1. 1 1 .W be : . 'I' .fl-A j Q , Q 'A , . . . - gf -I 'V F . .1 . . . JUNE GRADUATES 1 r Qin' Q5 63? HARRIET COHEN Homeroom Presrdent Vnce Press dent French Gershwun clubs Carmval EUGENE COLEMAN Ambltlon Mechanic EDYTHE COLTON JEAN CONNON Gershwln Plano clubs Concert Choar Englnsh Smgers Chnstmas Pageant Car mvo VIRGINIA COONEY Dramatlcs Latm Bridge Ger shwm Ukulele clubs Cormval ANDREW COSGAREA Sensor Class President Home room Presndent Language Club Presldent Science Club Head Spectator and Polar Bear Photo grapher Prom Commnttee Banquet Commnttee Carmval DONA LEE COULTER .l Hop 51 Square Carmval DAVE CRADDICK Spectator and Polar Bear Photo- grapher Sclence Club Chnstmas Pageant Englnsh Smgers RAY CRAWFORD Football Track Careers Day Spectator Representative Award Letter nn Foot a CARL CADWALLADER Carnuval Pollce and Construc taon commuttees Ambltnon Dentlst ROBERT CADWALLADER Homeroom Vlce-Presldent Carnival Fmance Committee Ambuhon Dentnst JOYCE CAMPBELL .lHop 51 Square Carnnval Homeroom Secretary DAVlD CAPLAN SA Careers Day Representatnve Forensic Club Carmval Fmance Chaurman CAROLYN CARR Forensic Club Vice-Pfesldeng Uku, lele Club Secretary Concert Chonr Chnstmas Pageant Englnsh Smgers All School Comedy Car naval Gershwm Club Sprung Concert OLGA CHOKREFF Concert Chonr Englrsh Smgers Chnstmas Pageant Gershwm Club Carmval Audn tonum Show Homeroom Secretary JULIANA CIOCAN Ambmon Seamstress BEATRICE CLARKSON Homeroom Secretary Amb. hon Comptometnst GRACE COCHRANE Homeroom Vnce-Presldent Dramatlcs French clubs I Remember Mqmq Concert Choir Carmval Senuor Banquet Com mnttee Award Natronal Thespsan CA WY gif, BILL CURTIS All-State and Regional Golf Team, Football Team, Ambition: Professional Golfer. MARY ANN DABOUL Interests: Dancing, Bowling, Swimming, Ambition: Fashion Designer. MELVIN DAKROOB Dramatics, Biology clubs, George Washington Slept Here, Welding Club Foreman, Carnival Auditorium Show, Football, Award: National Thespian. BERNARD DORAN Swimming Team, All-School Comedy, Football, Junior Class Vice-President, J-, Hop, Carnival, Prom Committee, Concert Choir, English Singers, Christmas Pageant, Cheerleader, Award: National Thespian. JOE DUBY Gershwin, Lettermen's clubs, Intercul- tural Student Council, Homeroom President, Sec- retary, Carnival, Baseball, Basketball, Spectator Representative. MARION EASTMAN Varsity Hockey, Carnival Dec- orations Co-Chairman, Polar Bear Art Staff, Senior Banquet, S.A., Gershwin Club, Homeroom Treas- urer, Secretary, Award: Letter in Hockey. HAROLD EPPS Spanish Club, Banquet Committee, Carnival. SONJA ERICKSON Gershwin Club, Interests: Swim- ming, Badminton, Ambition: Secretary. WILLIAM R. FERGUSON S.A., All-School Comedy, Senior Carnival, Student Director of George Washington, I Remember Mama, All My Sons, French, Dramatics, Latin, Bridge clubs, Con- cert Choir, Award: National Thespian. I g JUNEGRADUATES 4. f ,, 2 ,.,r.. ' DORIS FINDLAY Future Nurses, Carnival, Christmas Cards, Award: Scholastic Art Award. Letter in Baseball. PEGGY FRASER Homeroom Vice-President, Ger- shwin Club, Carnival Auditorium Show, Senior Banquet Committee. DONALD GAULT Homeroom President, Vice-Presi- dent, Spanish Club Vice-President, Biology Club, Drum Major, George Washington Slept Here, Carnival Pantomine Show, Baseball Team. LEAH GELFAND French Representative, Careers' mittee. JOAN GETZIE Gershwin BETTY GILLES Homeroom Iogy Club Vice-President, English Singers, Spring eant, Carnival, Award: , Bridge clubs, Spectator Day, Senior Prom Com- Club, Carnival. President, Secretary, Bio- Secretary, Concert Choir, Concert, Christmas Pag- English Singers Letter. CONCHITA GOMEZ Spanish, Piano clubs. BARBARA GUTHRIE Homeroom President, Gershwin Club. GERALD HAMADA Homeroom Vice-President, Wash- ington Trip Card Sales. JUNE GRADUATES assi. PHYLLIS JEAN HIGHT Gershwin Club Christmas Pageant Carnival IDELLA HILL Plano Club YTeens Intercultural Student Council 1951 Carnival RONALD HILTON Homeroom Vice President Inter ests Bowling Golf Swimming JACK HIMEBOOK Troubadours Concert Choir Car mval Pantomme Show English Singers Chnstman Pageant Biology Club RACHAEL HOGGARD S A Government Class Treasurer Spectator Representative Semor Ban quet Committee ERNESTINE HOWARD Concert Choir English Sung ers Christmas Pageant YTeens Intercultural Stu dent Council Carnival RICHARD HOOPER Lettermens Welding clubs Carnival Football Baseball NANCY HORASANIAN Biology Gershwm clubs YTeens Intercultural Student Council PETER IMMETHUN Biology Club, Stage Electrician, All-School Comedy, Carnival, All My Sons. JOYCE HARRELD Hobbies Reading Collecting Re- cords SYLVIA HARRIS Carnival Homeroom Secretary Gershwm Club RENEE HARRIS Gershwm Club Carnival Christmas Pageant Modern Dance MARY ANNE HASSLER Junior Class Treasurer Con cert Choir Christmas Pageants Homeroom Pres: dent JHop Ticket Chairman S A Dramatncs Club Latin Club President Science Club President Gershwin Club Co chairman Polar Bear Semor Records 'l95l Carnival Co-Chairman All School Comedy Washington Trap Bake Sale Prom Com mittee WILLIAM HAYEK Highland Park Typographical Society Treasurer Secretary ooms ANN HENNINGS Spanish Club Dramatics Club Corresponding Secretary Cheerleaders Car mva HELEN HENRICK Homeroom Secretary Award Shorthand MAXINE HESS Spanish Gershwin clubs Semor Car mval Homeroom Secretary Treasurer ALLAN HIGGINS Troubadours Marching Band Carnival Dramatncs Club BEATRICE JOAN IVEY Ambition: Secretary: Awards: Filing. PATRICIA IVEY Gershwin Club, Concert Choir, J. C. Choir, Christmas Pageant, Carnival: Awards: Eng- lish Singers. DOROTHY JAMES Christmas Pageant, Senior Maior- ette, Carnival, J-Hop Publicity, Polar Bear Art Staff, Homeroom Secretary: Award: Band Letter. BARBARA JENSEN Ambition: Retailing. ARTHUR JEWELL Highland Park Typographical Soc- iety: Ambition: Master Printer. EDWIN JOHNSON R.O.T.C. Officer, Concert Choir, English Singers, Christmas Pageant, All My Sons. MARILYNN JOHNSON Awards: Shorthand. PAULINE JOHNSON Forensic Club Secretary, Careers' Day, All-School Comedy, Carnival, De- bate Squad: Awards: Debate Medal, Third Year Forensic Key. ROBERT JOHNSTON Concert Choir, English Sing- ers, Science Club, Christmas Pageant: Award: Let- ter for English Singers. and 1 ,ii A . -A 1' I I-I le. ,.. f fir-agar: JUNE GRADUATES 111 ' A ARCHIE MAE JONES Y-Teens, Intercultural Student Council, Carnival. RICHARD JONES French Club President, Dramatics Club, Polar Bear Junior Editor, I95I Carnival Co-Chairman, Varsity Football Manager, Letter- men's Club Secretary, All-School Comedy: Awards: Quill 8- Scroll. MARY KATAPODIS Carnival Audtiroum Show, Dra- matics Club. EVELYN KAUTZ Ambition: Telephone Operator. NORMA KEELING Homeroom Secretary, Gershwin Club, Carnival, Spectator Representative. FRIEDA KELEL Homeroom Secretary, Treasurer. BILL KEVELIGHAN LUCY KHOJIGIAN Piano Gershwin clubs- Carnival- Award Shorthand DARWIN KNIGHT National Thespians Dramatics Club Vice President Latin Club Treasurer I Re- member Mama George Washington Slept Here All My Sons Carnival Auditorium Show Cheerleaders All School Comedies Miniature Theatre Award National Thespnan JUNE GRADUATES inf? GERTRUDE LEGAULT French Club Homeroom Treasurer Carmval Spectator Representative DAVID LEMKE CAROL LERCHEN BARBARA LIBA Spanish Club GAL Baseball Hockey Basketball Golf Carmval Award Let ters an Hockey Basketball Golf MARGARET LOUGHLIN Ambttlon Typist Interests Bowling Dancmg Plano SARAH LUEDDERS French Dramatncs clubs Po ar Bear Spectator Edltor rn Chnef All School Comedy Carmval S A George Washington Slept Here Awards Quxll 81 Scroll Scholastlc Wrttnng ANN LUGUZAN Homeroom Secretary Presndent Carmval Award Shorthand JOAN LUTZEIER Homeroom Secretary I Remember Mama props German Dramatncs Ukelele Ger shwm clubs Prom Commuttee DAVID MACULLUM Homeroom Presndent Ambutnon Salesman BERNARD KNOPPE Blology Sclence clubs Ambr tlon Auto Mechanlc JOHN KOEPKE German Club Carmval Ambltlon Business Admlnlstratson JOAN KONOP Dramatacs Latm clubs Homeroom Secretary SA Sensor Banquet Co-Chalrman Carmval Cheerleader MARGARET KOSHOWSKY GAL Gershwm Plano clubs Hockey Team Prom Commuttee Careers Day Carmval Polar Bear Awards Shorthand Typmg Hockey Letter BILL KRISKA Interests Travelmg Sports MARJORIE KUTTNAUER Bridge Club Careers DaY Carmval JEFFERSON LAIRD AllSchool Comedy Band Con certs Orchestra Mumcnpal Band German Club JEAN LEAHEY Intercultural Gershwm clubs Carnl val Concert Choxr Christmas Pageant Sprmg Concert Englush Smgers Award Letter In Engllsh Singers LEOLA LEE YTeens Intercultural clubs Carmval V 0 W' i PAT MacBETH Carnival, Gershwin, Latin clubs Award: Shorthand. JOAN MacDONALD Gershwin Club, Carnival, S.A. Award:Shorthand. PETER MacFARLANE Forensic, Spanish clubs, Con- cert Choir, Carnival, All-School Comedy. TIMOTHY MALLARE Forensic, Spanish clubs, Swim- ming, Football Teams, S.A., Carnival, Co-Chairman Senior Banquet, Award: Swimming Letter. JEAN MALLORY Senior Class Secretary, Prom Chairman, Piano, Gershwin clubs, Concert Choir, English Singers, Christmas Pageant, Pianio Club Vice-President, Award: English Singers. JANET MANTZ Spanish, Dramatic, Gershwin clubs, Co-Chairman Carnival Publicity, Cheerleader, Sen- ior Banquet Committee. LOUISE MARCHEWITZ Dramatics, Gershwin clubs, I Remember Mama, Concert Choir, English Sing- ers, All-School Comedy, Christmas Pageant, Award: Filing. ED MARLAR Ambition: Mechanic. PHILOMENA MASI 1 JUNE GRADUATES fl + fi? 4 H I f J, J E5 ui as f 3- rv' MARIAN MATTSON Gershwin, Spanish Club, Inter- cultural Student Council, Carnival. RICHARD MAY Forensic Club, Spanish Club Secre- tary, Latin Club, All-School Comedy, Dramatics Club, S. A. President, George Washington Slept Here, Carnival. GARALDINE MCCLANEY Y-Teens, Intercultural Stu- dent Council, Junior College Choir, Carnival. JACK McCOY Stage Work on Plays, Senior Carni- val. JAY McKEOWN DON McMULLEN Ukulele, Gershwin Club, Co- Chairman Carnival Concessions, Backstage Play Work. DARLENE MEEKER Accordion Club, Award: Filing. GARNET MILLER Interests: Football, Baseball, Bas- ketball, Track. GLENDA MILLER Gershwin Club, Award: Steno. -graphy, Ambition: Secretary. JUNE GRADUATES MYRON OHANIAN Interest: Repairing Automo- biles. MAUREEN O'HARRA German Club Vice-President, S.A., Carnival Dance Committee Co-Chairman, AlI My Sons, All-School Comedy. PETER O'ROURKE Latin Club President, Dramatics, Letterman's, Gershwin, Science clubs: All-School Comedy, S.A., Carnival Dance Co-Chairman, Swim- ming Team Co-Captain, Cheerleader, Homeroom President, J-Hop: Award: Two Swimming Letters. JAMES OWEN S.A., Interests: Baseball, Basketball, Bowling. RICHARD OWEN Forensic, Ukulele clubs: All-School Comedy, Career's Day Representative, Carnival Committee. SHEILA OZARZAK Piano, Gershwin clubs: Award: Shorthand, ROSALIE PALAZZOLO French, German clubs, Spec tator Representative, Carnival, Prom Committee Award: Shorthand. DON PARENT Hobbies: Sailing, Hunting, Fishing. DAVE PARKA Band: Award: Band Letter: Ambition To Teach Music. Gun ,M , as KENNETH MILLER Homeroom Secretary, Vice-Presi- dent, President. ' RONALD MILLER Homeroom President, Vice-Presi- dent: Band Officer, Carnival Aquacade, Home- room Barbershop Quartet, Dramatics, Lettermen's clubs: Marching Band, Swimming Team: Awards: Letter in Band, Swimming. RAY MORFITT Interest: Basketball: Hobby: Stamp Collecting. NORMA MORRISON Swimming Team Co-Captain, Hockey, Tennis teams: G.A.L. President, Vice-Presi- de'flf Carnival ACIUUCCN'-IB: Awards: Letter in Swimming, Tennis, Hockey. RICHARD MORSE German Club Vice-President, S.A., Carnival, Features Sub-Chairman, Science, Latin clubs, Careers' Day Representative, Homeroom President, Vice-President, All-School Comedy, J- Hop, Prom Committees, Polar Bear Senior Editor. JANET NADEAU Gershwin, Piano clubs: Carnival. DAVID NASCEIF Interests: Baseball, Fishing: Hob- bies: Bowling, Football. ELLEN NICHOLAS TOM NIEMI Interests: Baseball, Cars, Motors: Award: Staff Sergeant, R.O.T.C. wt, g 'Q ' ,x v ., Q , uw , . PHILLIP PAUL Highland Park Typographical Society President Ambition Printer AGNES PAVLICH Gershwin Club Carmval Ambi tion Dance Instructor MARY PAYNE Christmas Pageant Award Short hand WALLACE PEACOCK Hobbies Hunting Fishing Bowling dent Council Carnival BOB PICARD Interests Hockey Swimming MAC PICKARD Carnival Lettermens Club Vice President Homeroom President Varsity Football and Track RAY POGLIANO Orchestra President Basketball Captain Lettermens Club Homeroom Treasurer Christmas Pageant Award Anon Award in Music RICHARD PYLE Football Basketball Baseball Man ager Lettermens Club French Club Spectator Sports Editor Polar Bear Sports Editor Banquet Committee Carnival Intercultural Student Council Award Quill 81 Scroll ,. , A C, si. W 5. , . J f ,f .A sy . , 'Q 'V 7 L 'K ROGER QUIGLEY Latin Club Marching Band Con cert Band DOROTHY RAGLAND Spamsh Club Intercultural Student Council. MARY LOUISE RAYTIS Orchestra Concert Choir English Singers Spectator Polar Bear Fencing Hockey G.A.L. Forensic Piano Ukulele clubs Senior Prom Committee- Award: Quill and Scroll. ALICE REED Dramatics Spanish clubs I Remember Mama Homeroom Secretary. YVONNE RESTUM Homeroom Secretary Gershwin Club Senior Banquet Committee Carnival Audi- torium Show. ROLLIN RETTIG Varsity Baseball S.A. Carnival Spectator Representative Gershwin Club Intercul- tural Student Council Senior Banquet Committee Careers Day Representative. RICHARD REZEK BILL REX S.A., Piano, Gershwin, Latin, clubsp Spec- tator Representative, Carnival, Homeroom Vice- President, President. JACINTO RODRIGUEZ Government Class President. , sa g 5 I : - -il I if 1 ' fl A , I -4,3 D I . , . I . . M AAV at yv 1' 1 3 'IK l ' ERNESTINE PETERSON Y-Teens, Intercultural Stu- V 5' 1 X : f . i - , 'v', E' I A th 1 ' Q' I nf Yi' ag ? sv I I S I I X25 1 JUNE GRADUATES I 99 .CX ' f X, , 'C'N I m , TEVIS SCHNEIDER Varsity Basketball, Reserve Bas- ketball, Baseball: Intercultral Student Council, Lettermen's Club, Gershwin Club: Award: Basket- ball Letter. NANCY SCOFIELD Concert Choir, Gershwin Club: Ambition: Social Work. BILL SCREWS Hobbies: Baseball, Bowling, Basket- ball. JIM SERAYDARIAN Future Teachers Club, Intercul- tural Student Council: Ambition: Teacher. ROSEMARY SHEPARD Gershwin Club, Carnival Ambition: Buyer. ILENE SHILLINGLAW Piano Club, Fencing, Home- room Secretary: Ambition: Doctor. JAMES SIELAFF Interests: Electricity, Mechanics: Ambition: Draftsman. RUSSELL SILL Interests: Hunting, Fishing: Ambition: Welder. RICHARD SIMONIAN Varsity Football: Award: Three Football Letters. 3 JO ANN ROHLEDER Band, Orchestra, Gershwin, Science clubs, G.A.L., Homeroom Secretary, Senior Banquet Committee, Carnival: Award: Hockey Letter, Interlochen Music Scholarship. ROBERT ROSIN latin, Spanish clubs, Carnival. JUDY ROSS Swimming Team, G.A.L., Latin, Science, Gershwin clubs, Senior Prom Committee, Carnival Aquacade Chairman: Awards: Swimming Letter. MARY JEAN ROSS Interests: Dancing, Boating, Swimming. SUE ROSS Swimming Team, Debate Team, George val: Award: National Thespian. SHIRLEY RUBENSTEIN Basketball, Swimming Teams, Gershwin Club. DON RUTTAN Welding Club, Carnival, Homeroom President, Treasurer. TOM RYAN Interest: Sports. Washington Slept Here, Dramatics Club Secre- tary, S.A. Secretary, Homeroom President, Carni- HIDER SALAH 9 ' Y! -. erm' r r, V 'l ,,,. I fi A WJ WILLIAM SIMPSON S.A., Carnival, Football, Weld- ing Club. RALPH SITLER Carnival. DORCAS SKANES French Club, Ambition: C.P.A. JAMES SLEAR Spanish, Dramatics, Forensic Clubs, S.A., Carnival Auditorium Show, All-School Com- edy: Award: Forensic Key. STUART SMALL French, Club, Marching Band, Con cert Band. BETTY SMITH Piano, Gershwin Clubs: Award: Shorthand. HAROLD SMITH Carnival Police Committee. RITA SMITH Carnival Ticket Committee, Ambition, Secretary. JESSE SNYDER Intercultural Student Council, Car- nival Police Committee, Homeroom President, Welding Club. 96 JUNE GRADUATES ff MARGO SOGAARD Spanish, Dramatics clubs, Cheerleaders, Concert Choir, Christmas Pageant, Carnival. JANET SOMMER Christmas Pageant, Carnival, Ger- shwin Club. MARLENE SOMMER5 Dramatics, Gershwin clubs. ROBERT SPENCER S.A., Track Team, Science Club Vice-President, B.C.L. Treasurer. LIONEL SPOON Lettermen's Club, Tennis Team, rnival: Award: Tennis Letter. DON SPURR THOMAS STAFFORD German, Latin Clubs, Carnival Dance Committee, J-Hop, Senior Prom Committee, All-School Comedy, Careers' Day Representative. MELVIN STEVENS Lettermen's Club, H.P. Typo- graphical Society, S.A., Golf Team, Intercultural Student Council, Homeroom Vice-President, Award: Golf Letter. ANN TERRILL Latin, Dramotics, Ukulele clubs, All- School Comedy, Carnival, S.A. 81 if JUNE GRADUATES I -7' gr' MARY LOU WEEBY Spamsh Club Carmval Home room Secretary Careers Day Representotlve Spectator Representative Shorthand VIRGINIA WHITECOTTON Homeroom Treasurer Carmval Gershwln Club Careers Day Commlt ee JACK WHITNEY Band Tenms Team Carmval Fea tures Award Band Letter THELMA WILES Plano Gershwm Ukulele Spamsh clubs YTeens DONNA WILLIAMS Interests Travelmg Muslc MARGARET WILLMAN GAL Presldent Carmval Awards Shorthand Letter In Basketball Hockey Tenms FRANK WINAY Scnence Club Football Basketball Track Baseball Carmval Weldmg Club Home room Vlce President MARY JO WONACOTT G.A.L. Swlmmlng Team Future Nurses Club Carnival Aquacade- Awards: Scholastic Art Gold Key. JULIE WARREN Latin Biology Spanish French clubs Carnival All-School Comedy .I-Hop Tur- key in the Straw. HARRY TERZIAN Carmval Forenslc Club Debatmg Team Awards Forenslc Key Debatmg Medal KEN THOMSON Hobbies Art Prmtmg SAM VAKMIROVICH Hobby Photography Ambl hon Engineer ROBERT VAN ORDEN Band Orchestra Carmval Lettermens Club Track Team Homeroom Vlce Presudent Awards Band Track Letter JERRY VICKERS Weldmg Club RICHARD WALKER Interests Swlmmlng Football Track Huntmg LORETTA WARD Spamsh Club YTeens Intercul tural Student Councll Vuce Presndent Engllsh Smg ers Plano Club Sensor Carmval MARGARET WARD Biology Science clubs All School Comedy Concert Choir Englnsh Singers Chnstmas Pageant Carmval Make up Committee MARIAN WASHINGTON Intercultural Student Council Carmval YTeens Y i X 1' .-.7 it JUNE GRADUATES 5405! -1-1' IDX I I l af f-A -f gr' 3 PATRICIA ZORBAS JANET ARMITAGE Carnival Ambition buyer DANTE BORIO Homeroom Treasurer Inte Sports BOB CARON Ambition Auto Mechanic ARTHUR DAKESIAN JAMES DANIELS RICHARD DeBOARD SAM WORLEY Homeroom President HP Typogra phncal Society Lettermens Club Baseball Award Baseball Letter TOM WRIGHT CHESTER YATES Varsity Baseball PAULINE YESAYIAN SA Spanish Club Malorette Carmval JHop Committee S YEVTICH Football Homeroom President Prom Ticket Committee S A Carmval Construction Chairman ANGELLO ZANNIS Latin Dramatics Science clubs Spectator and Polar Bear Business Manager All My Sons Publacity Miniature Theater All School NORMAN ZARZUR Ambition To Travel JOHN ZEVCHAK Carmval SA Senior Banquet Committee Spectator Representative Intramural Baseball GEORGE ZINN I Remember Mama Dramatlcs Latin clubs All My Sons House Chairman CAME RA SHY GEORGIA NELSON Basketball Softball Cheer leader Award Basketball Letter rests ELI NIELSEN Interests Fencing Target Shooting Hobbies Chemistry Hunting JACK OLIVER BURTON PABST ROBERT POE LEONARD DOUGHTY Vice President Treasurer Bi ology Club TERRY FRANZEN Homeroom President, Award WILLIAM HERMAN Gershwin, Science Clubs JOAN JAMES ARNOLD MACKEY Fencing Team' Hobby Meteor oloqy DAVID MCCALLUM HOWARD PELTON Spanish German Accordion clubs Marching Band Orchestra Award Letter an Band JOANNE RUFFINO Gershwin Club, Carmval, Careers' Day Committee CAROLE THOMAS Swimming Team, George Washington Slept Here, Dramatlcs Club, GAL, Reserve Basketball, All School Comedy, Home room Vice President, Award National Thespian JAMES TUCKER Hobby Football DONALD TUSSET Ambition Welder JIM WILLIAMS Class President, Band I , . g 0 ' ,437 1, yi' , H 5 'i 6 ,, ' , - , t ,L . , . 6, . . 1 I A . - , X I . ' I 1 1 5 I v , 5 Comedy, Award: Scholastic Gold Key i'n Writing. one Q ,af I - I ' Jin Y . l l I I ,I ' n I 1 fi, I . . X ' f I . . W 7 . - . I .- l , , nv' 9' if 'QA ,.4,,..v W all , 'i2u': 5990! .,--sig ,JIM ' I . 19-n M, l :W r 'V ' , 7 19 1 .f fy - ' n I- 'elk If H' . xi-06.29 Mr Max Smith M D L yle Mass I.ou Babcock Mr Ross Smlfh Supermienclenf Dwecfof of Principal Pflf'C'PUl of Schools Secondary Schools Middle Division I-Owe' D'V'5'on ADMINISTRATION nv FACULTY Xml . . K Mrs. Wilhelmina Andrews Science Charles Aneda English Miss Grace Baird Adapted Maferials Mrs. Jean Baker Head, Girls' Phys. Ed. Miss Belly Barnes Piano Mrs. Marion Beard Adapiecl Maferials Richard Berryman Core-Hisfory John Blanock lnsfrumenfal Music Norman Boze Welding James Buclcborough lnsfrumenlal Music Dir Miss Gladys Cahoon Hisfory Miss Mary Jane Campbell Lafin-English Miss Mariory Card Social Sludies Walter Conrad Commercial Mrs. Ann Conway Bookroom David Conway Trade Machines Daclwo Dachoff lnstrumenfal Music Mrs. Lillian Dahl Rest Therapy Miss Mary Daniels English Russell Davidson History Mrs. Bess Drew Lower Division Library Dwight Dyer Head, Boys' Phys. Ed. Mrs. Elaine Easton Commercial William Erickson Core-Science Edward Exworthy Science Mrs. Mildred Foster Sigh! Saving Mrs. Theo Freeman Physical Education Miss Eileen Gorwood Study Hall Mrs. Cassie Gibson Mathematics Mrs. Susan Goeke Health Service Mrs. Marian Greene Sociology George Green Core-Hislory Miss Noreen Greenway Mathemaiics Maurice Grossman Art Verne Handley Counselor-Phys. Ed. Einar Hansen Industrial Arts Miss Pauline Harris Counselor-Language Miss Helen Hastings Commercial Basil Hause Retail Coordinaior Miss Juanita Heinonen English Miss Eunice Herald Home Economics Miss Myrrl Hight Social Studies Mrs. Oleta Hiller Home Economics Vincent Hofman Auto Mechanics 3'-5 I 4 'V' Alon Hutchins Physical Education Harvey Jackson Visiting Teacher Mrs. Victoria Johnson English Paul Jones Counselor-Science William Joy Commercial Mrs. Dorothy Kelly Health Service Mrs. Marion Kintz Music Mrs. Rachel Kirkendall Head, Math Dept. Miss Therese Kneip Social Studies Mrs. Helen Koltonski Health Service Miss Virginia Krause Commercial John Kuliu Science John Ladd Mathematics Ronald Larzelere Driver Training Miss Mariory Lawrason Dental Hygienist Neil lottridge Vocational Educ. Dir Lyle MacKellar Industrial Arts Miss Kathryn Maclennan Head, Home Ec. Dept Mrs. Flora Maholland History Mrs. Mary Lou Marsh Physical Education Mrs. Helen Martin Mathematics Miss Virginia McLean Physical Education Edward McMullin Physical Education Perry Miller Trade Drawing Charles Moles Counselor-Social Studies Miss Florence Moore Home Economics Mrs. Ruth Murphy Mathematics Walter Niemi Science Miss Anna Oleson Social Studies Roy Parsons Vocal Music Director Frank Pellerin Physical Education Miss Florence Pendell Mathematics Miss Hazel Pierce English Mrs. Florence Rahles Art Mrs. Grace Reid Home Economics Miss Virginia Richards Commercial Miss L. M. Rish Commercial Karl Rose Vocational Mrs. Nell Rossow Orthopedics Mrs. Rosina Roy Language Miss Norma Sammet Head, Commercial Dept Mrs. Eleanore Schmidt Language Miss Meryl Seaver Language Luke Shannon Heacl, Social Studies Dept Mrs. Hazel Small English Mrs, Ella Smith Mathematics Merle Smith English-Speech LaVerne Snyder Industrial Arts Miss Ann Solomon Counselor-History Arthur Solaw Physical Education Miss Gladys Sterling Commercial Mrs. Clara Strong Nursery School Mrs. Hazel Sutherland Mathematics Miss Lillian Taylor Art Miss Mildred Ulmer Mathematics William Valade Language Miss Agnes Carpenter Counselor-English Miss Marilyn Corbin Nursery School Miss Jeanne Eble Middle Div. Library Harry Hatcher Head, Science Dept Mr. Mrs. Marion Hicks Accompanist Miss Mary Jeffries Counselor-English Michael Mainguith Instrumental Music Miss Muriel Paugh Head, English Dept. V 'Ya F .av V f f s..'-Q V' ,, CAMERA SHY Mrs. Esther Linander Speech Correction James Lindville Printing Mrs. Cyril Miles Head, Art Dept. John Ohl English Miss Aileen Overhultz Nursery School Mack Palmer English Mrs. Bernice Price Cafeteria Mrs. Charlene Rosenbaum Home Economics Miss Grace Wallace English Thomas Welsby Physical Education Thomas Williams Counselor-Science Mrs. Eva Willis Vocational 8. Placement Counselor Miss Grace Winegar English James Wink Physical Education Miss Mary Woody Journalism Mrs. Helen Wortley Accompanist John Wybenga Mathematics Miss Anna Mae Yorks Commercial Mrs. Gwen Young English-Dramatics Miss Nell Young James English Stark Printing Jack Zook Special Education Mrs. Edith Walker Accompanist Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Miss OFFICE STAFF Beatrice Bupp Secretary Mary Inglis Secretary Dolores MacKenzie Secretary Margaret McCrossin Secretary Betty Rasmussen Secretary Frances Waller Secretary Rosemarie Walter Secretary r, '4 X. N, . 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' :as 4- -A211 pf! if 4 A M .......q,-1 , R H44 .-V PC an HOMEROOM 54 IMISS Greenwayl FIRST ROW P Pearsall J Klouser V Gooden H Raty B Rehblne M Nelson L Rodgers L SEC3t?J?DreRgW G Hays S Korth E McLean S Cotton M Scully M DeBeC1uCICHI' G Cfflne Tp-HRS Rgcifillzellv Blshop K Bromley T Zmk P Sumner L Corradu R Sanders H WIGSGFUGIV1 FOURTH ROW R Klemet J Sme D Staal L Maloney R Mahan cv W EROOM 277 lMsss Plercel FIRST ROW B Ragland E Henderson K Allex B Alemuan M Maurenga J Flrden N Goyett V Paralan G Orr SECOND ROW E Cnocan E Stoyan M Irnon S York J Magnesc C Johnson M Ozuas J Casper THIRD ROW F Reabrooks E Mannerberg L Thomas L Ramgh R Holmberg K Totten R Howard R Daghllan FOURTH ROW R Copeland G Ganthan R Hampton T Cowan J Morrow D Mnklnk E Meaders HOMEROOM 264 lMlss Dcmelsl FIRST ROW N Wood P Dombrowskn S Morgan M Maule D Thomas A Topanv D Jay D Damels J Rnals M McCullough SECOND ROW J Horftus L Sparlung R Tarpuman G Gnfflths D Roberts M Boyallan S Quunn N Furneau J Upright C Yancy THIRD ROW G Hargrove C Brownell G Veslevuch T Lewus J Patterson G Block C Roy B Selagy E Gannan B Harstead FOURTH ROW G Stubenrough R Genaw J Vickers R McMeekms G Lee J Lee W Jones A Currnn T Carroll HOMEROOM 174 lMrs Sutherlandl FIRST ROW A Mekhntarnan F Hunter A Trontl A Hagopnan J Demaree R Keleglan B W ht SECONLDQ ROW N Schrott D Smuth G Scott C Campbell C Kopalnan D Boudrle D Essel man D Gilmore W D S hwab J Zaratzlan T Chaffnn D Orvos J Baraket D Jevltt D Bressett c E nne L Collms J Ebllng T Mclntyre F Ratameml J Sandnfer W Mull THIRD RO FOURTH ROW H tue HOMEROOM 170 lMuss Olesonl FIRST ROW M Nlva S Arcaus H Shoryer J Boehmer M Kolvu J McDonough F Gibson E Restum J Kell SECOND ROW R Mertolan G Cloth B Hendrlckson C Geurnn B Graham M Dekesmn A Salah K Roberts W Duncan THIRD ROW C Salter L Brenner G Carlson G Rlce D Huff E Lamb C Luclsano R Blendea J Earles FOURTH ROW H Jernuknan R Wonacott J Daylnlan J Boyle F Pounds L Warwick B Scott er Pry HOMEROOM 162 I FlRST ROW J DeBeauclaxr C Weldy A Proe Roberts E SECOND ROW B Monaco J Hovls G Ralrolta B Harrus D Mack G Muller J Sumner D Courtney THIRD ROW R Sleep B Bateman J Reynolds P Bama R Navuckas A Abraham W Bradshaw n R Muller V Terznan H Haztauan E Olson S R Blandnng FOURTH ROW C VanSlyke J Coulter W Coger P Larson C Vancnu P Hay R McHenry HOMEROOM 57 lMr. Ericksonl FIRST ROW: R. McArthur, S. Croue, P. Roupp, M. Baker, B. Mara, E. Valesano, P. Griffiths, A. Toolcoian. SECOND ROW: J. Bausano, M. Aiamian, U. Boston, N. Sutton, C. Thomson, M. Meade, J. Beckwith, H. Durham, N. Loudermilk, F. Ratclitfe, L. Pedrick. THIRD ROW: J. Huddleston, R. Wynn, C. Schneider, V. Sposata, D. McCormick, W. Baker, T. Marden, W. Craddick, D. McKay, T. Dumas. ' HOMEROOM 162 lMiss Gibson! FlRSTE.RC3:L:avilA.l itovgLn3,LxanMcKenzie, G. Paritee, G. Sykes, C. Bradford, M. Hall, C. Fogarty sEcoND ROW: G. Burna gh, c. M YT. ,M. s 'h, w. H ' M II' - J. Mattis, J. Birkenhauelr, P. Bossii Sayre.mll cms' J E ls' J' Salmon' W' wlsehan TH'RD ROW: T- Millford. W. Wright, J. Schuler, L. Shepler, E. Coates, D. Baker, J. Kachadourian F. Keesee, J. Litton. i-fi 5 ,o -I HOMEROOM 'I64 lMr. Davidsonl FIRST ROW: J. Rashid, D. Baker, C. Albaugh, W. Oliver, M. Row, F. Johnson, P. Cox, R. Allie. SECOND ROW: L. Tidwell, G. Gomez, E. Kistle, S. Thompson, M. Collins, M. Ruzzi, M. Keith D. Desante, L. Miller. THIRD ROW: E. Becker, R. Luft, D. Anderson, G. Duncan, T. Wiandt, S. Rozycki, F. Roberts, R Williamson, J. Williams. 1 8 HOMEROOM 178 lMiss Seaverl FIRST ROW: T. Bletsas, S. Ragland, C. Wills, R. Odoms, H, Zilliken, A. Hammerstrom, K. Thomas C. Kantola, M. Searle. SECOND ROW: D. Johnstone, P. Davis, J. Lombardo, M. Battle, D. Lind, J. Ramsey, B. Scappatic, J. Musselmcn, P. Casper, M. Pagliano, M. Taylor, M. Howell. THIRD ROW: A. Michaelian, R. Weems, T. Pappas, H. Valentine, C. Culbertson, H. Kruse, P Frederick, E. Rosenthal, R. Yarger. FOURTH ROW: M. Ekola, R. Morello, J. Stock, R. Stroller. HOMEROOM 172 lMiss Cohoonr FIRST ROW: M. Heinonen, S. Reed, D. Hill, R. Parker, M. Mattox, S. Schumacher, C. McKeIIop, C. Seman, P. Hines. , SECOND ROW: K. Sicklesteen, C. Courneya, B. Moore, K. Essayean, M. Bradford, M. Bozeglan, L. Wilbur, P. Davis, R. Maleian, K. Kennedy. ' THIRD ROW: C. Burgunder, R. Dawie, C. Crook, R. Brown, J. Stevenson, A. Armitage, J. J. East- man, R. Gronstalski. . FOURTH ROW: R. Brehend, E. Newman ,D. Szumlinkse, J. Hudock, J. Martin, P. Pekkala. HOMEROOM 65 IMiss Youngl FIRST ROW: B. Huddleston, W. C. Bradshaw, L. Perry, D. Schwab, J. Hogan, J. Watson, Woolverton. SECOND ROW: G. Hargrove, L. Moore, W. Ross, S. Scott, D. Skhand, D. Huff, T. Carroll. .: - . -. HOMEROOM 274 IMiss Winegarl FIRST ROW: N. Mertoion, C. Mitchell, M. Sevagion, C. Brown, J. Lalibertie, H. Raytis, A. Dash, L, Walker. SECOND ROW: R. Bryant, J. Fool, S. Baron, R. Kightlinger, W. Holloway, E. Johnson, D. Robinson. THIRD ROW: L. Kuzmicle, F. Young, S. Klavanion, A. Dumas, C. Jackson, J. Harrell, G. Cleere, S. Reeves, P. Pelto. FOURTH ROW: D. Shand, B. Evons, K. Munion, J. Bruce, J. Roam, A. Subic, J. Perry. W S cv HOMEROOM 165 IMiss Pendelll FIRST ROW: B. Kniespeck, R. Cortright, S. Brown, S. Hendrickson, P. Gibbons, B. Woolf, J. Peterson, J. Bull, P. Hodgson, L. George. SECOND ROW: B. Emmons, D. Marine, G. Foster, S. Morfitt, B. Johnson, J. Kimberlin, E. Navickas, E. Grobill, B. Robinson, L. Cheger, E. Bartow. THIRD ROW: K. McRae, V. Tadion, R. Bailey, T. Timmons, D. Phillips, S. Schneider, R. Geurin, H. McKenzie, W. Russell. FOURTH ROW: R. DeCew, H. Zorotzion, F. Chaustowick, C. Blair, T. Chokreff, A. Koukoulis. a 'K K' ,q- -.5 Q 274 Cl!-s .,.fvo Ah l 02- HOMEROOM TRADE IMr. Starkl FIRST ROW: G. Husson, A. Lahab, R. Breck. SECOND ROW: D. Dunn, L. Jackson. IA' .- HOMEROOM 64 lMiss Rossowl SEATED: M. Kcmischke, J. Kraiewski, E. Guthrie. STANDlNG: T. McLaughlin, C. Mitchell, M. V. Dickens,J Schenk J Quinn D Bushnell A Yote J. Bradshaw. steal tlllllg J' 1' X I .1 .19 lh:.:nlL.....- nz.-:nth HOMEROOM 69 lMrs Beardl FIRST ROW: H. Shroyer, E. Restum, G. Griffin, K. Roberts J Keul D Roberts S Quinn N Boyoiion SECOND ROW: S. Reeves, J. Smith, W. Odoms, C. Jackson A Abraham C VonSlyke V . , fv rf- .,fa f 'g f if - ' f- V K t ' 'L K xx pw' X X' .LN HOMEROOM 309 1Mnss Rishi FIRST ROW: M. Coyle, V. Hawley, E. Bacon, D. Mciieown J MocBeth L Wolck P Sullinger Cottingham, P. Sterling. SECOND ROW' S Fleming, A. Seneski, L. Dumos, L. Young S Thick M Smith S Tuohy THIRD ROW. D. Eid, s. ragnovao, J. Sampson, v. Black J Howard R Hill FOURTH ROW: R. Tait, R. Cason, R. Culver. HOMEROOM 180 IMr. Valadel FIRST ROW: L. Walker, P. Stephson, E. Mikonnen, N. Nielson, B. Sugamosto, A. Mihertadian, J. Elder, J. Critelli, G. Turberville. SECOND ROW: J. Salmon, C. Warner, B. Christoff, M. McMeekins, L, Hill, R. Tuttle, J. Quinn. THIRD ROW: D. Kelly, D. Seldes, A. Pratt, J. Woods, D. Thurmond, R. John, P. Petrie. HOMEROOM 265 lMiss Yorksl FIRST ROW: N. Getzen, V. Pelton, S. Kauffman, M. Holley, H. Wessinger, G. Morris, P. Nealon, M. Fefterly, C. Hart. SECOND ROW: C. Lee, D. Blake, J. Mayle, B. Jones, S. Patterson, S. VanLuhm, C. Andrews, J. Lnch D Mekhitarian C Dila E Shar abian Y 1 - 1 e I - Q - THIRD ROW: M. Newkirk, B. Bitten, B. Joldersma, J. Ahmad, J. Houser, D. Washington, A. Kennaugh, A. Dakroub, T. Godwin. Butcher, J. Watts, HOMEROOM 272 IMr. Greenl FIRST ROW: G. Woolverton, S. Prout, N. Teshich, L. Dotts, J. Lombardo, D, Jornac, A. Aaronian, W. Pollock, M. Hunt. SECOND ROW: F. Allison, P. Koskela, B. Brownell, A. Avery, N. Phillips, M. Shields, S. Berlin, J. Baltes, R. Leo. THIRD ROW: H. Nelson, C. Snow, P. Quinn, J. Lane, E. Bensen, R. Crawford, C. Blatt, J. Proen, A. Mekhitarian, J. Lanasa. .1 HOMEROOM 70 IMrs. Murphyl FIRST ROW: B. Weyand, B. Johnson, B. O'Brien, B. Johnson, M. Danielson, J. Melconian, lgnosh, B. Maxwell, J. Rheaume. SECOND ROW: S. Rawlings, H. Butter, J. Hunl, M. Waymer, D. Szclankiewicz, K. Shepherd Hoy, S. Holmberg. THIRD ROW: N. Kotke, R. Bartsh, J. Jevitt, L. Williams, C. Jones, R. Bruce, G. Cruce, J. L. Thomas, L. Corr, J. Edney, R. Johnson, R. Gould. QIIHI HOMEROOM 74 IMrs. Ella Smithl FIRST ROW: J. Peddle, E. Howard, D. Monlgomery, B. Flora, G. Sobatini, J. Kaufman, L. McCann, J. Miller, M. Bruce. SECOND ROW: S. Hess, D. Allen, H. Tarr, L. Gupton, L. Kirkman, P. Choston. THIRD ROW: R. Teelers, A. Dirette, M. Wynne, D. Grier, J. Linley, D. DeGracio, T. Ettlinger, M. Brown. FOURTH ROW: R. Jamsek, J. Szalankiewicz, H. Brywig, G. Johnson, T. Price. PF OMEROOM 'I7 IMr Berrymanl FIRST ROW: M. Hines M. Hahn J. Miller N. Levey E. Kent A. Congleton, M. St' S. Ri SECOND ROW. B Cooper, J. Zlnskl, A. Demerjion, S. Joseph, B. Parks, M. Slulzlglsiorlg. Wocfcll ruff M. Lovell. THIRD ROW: W. Bishop, R. Reimer, G. Duncan, C. S h' I W C 'PP9, .S' , A. D'd k, T. P f , J. Beauregard, W. Co ns. 'mon I Y at erson Ppe FOURTH ROW: tl Ax' HOMEROOM 271 IMrs. Smalll FIRST ROW: F. Simonian, D. Moore, J. Ford, D. Britmyer, B. Woolverton, R. Hill, Z. Story SECOND ROW: T. Tadian, S. Crouchman, R. Pennala, B. McPherson, D. Sanders, J. Hieden THIRD ROW: D. O'SulIivan, R. Norland, J. Pegg, D. Hiller, J. Long, B. Tuckfield, J. Fisher FOURTH ROW: R. Goforth, R. Haviland, B. Anttoun, D. Johnson, B. Lusciano, C. Heath J. Engram ,f HOMEROOM I2 IMr. Exworfhyl FIRST ROW: L. Anderson, E. M. LaFrey, M. A. Kehr, A. M. Kutni, B. Tilley, C. Cogger, A. Hachi- gan, D. Beattie. SECOND ROW: D. Posey, A. Jamadanian, W. Higelmire, J. Barron, R. Kamischlre, C. Jouppi, P. Tobias, M. MacRae, M. Furdon, B. Gillmore. THIRD ROW: F. Binning, G. Evans, T. Stavros, K. Wysocki, E. Vickers, K. Neilson, A. Jones. FOURTH ROW: B. Holloway, D. Salt, B. Brookman, H. Harrison. HOMEROOM I4 IMr. Kuljul FIRST ROW: P. Carveth, P. McLaughlin, A. Leonardi, R. Enocari, S. McMahon, R. Edens, C. Jaenig B. F' kle. SECONDITIROW: J. Peattie, H. Bates, V. Reed, A. Ahlert, B. Maxwell, P. Husband, M. Shelton F. J h . THIRD RODVNIIIFOHD. Parka, G. Gall, M. Rinz, B. Jones, H. Rianharet, F. Jones, P. O'Rourl4e. FOURTH ROW: L. Rumble, E. Howell, M. Steinbrenner, G. Retford. Y VN HOMEROO M 304 lMr. Merle Smithl FIRST ROW: E. Stafford, L. Young, A. Woloy, O. Randolph, M. Prince, J. Hood, D. Binkelman, L. Schutte, M. Weber. SECOND ROW: B. Donald, E. Oliver, D. Slagle. THIRD ROW: F. Robertson, A. Root, H. McNeal, R. Mclntyre. f' lil D. Plotter, E. Meyers, L. Brannon, V. Paraian, M. Daines, D. Florance, G. Warren, M. Beltori, J. Williams, R. Pierce s B.Y HOMEROOM 301 lMr. Joyl FIRST ROW: R. Aurich, H. Goodwin, J. Saunders, S. Brill, M. Holmes, J. Durst, M. Smith, M. Ga utherat. SECOND ROW: R. Benenati, C. Harvey, P. Lyle, J. Mcirchildon, A. Hanshaw, J. Benson, A. Sc heiderick C Koshowsk , . y. THIRD ROW: B. Kent, J. Thomas, B. Wilcox, D. Boegehold, G. Crawford, C. Cory, R. Sorensen, W. Stone, J. Marks. 'CHQ 3 'J- .. Q IB I.. 4 V. 'Dial' ,I I ',: Li, , 'I . J-f, 9, A '-,X . -yity is 43 ' 'il XJ . , . , ' s A '3 HOMEROOM 208 IMrs. Youngl FIRST ROW1 R- B0Yd, M- 5m00t, S. Ericson, S. Caudill, G. Johnson, P. Lorow, A. Austin, J. Mielke. SECOKNDNROJV: T. Howell, H, Rodibaugh, F. Pearce, O. Schwaller, J. Miller, B. Bittner, R. Brown, . ng t. THIRD ROW: C. Tea, R. Wilson, J. Hill, L. Brookins, D. Neu, R. Magel. . - QI -. HOMEROOM lOl lMiss Cardl FIRST ROW: N. Tiller, P. White, G. Thomas, E. Young, B. Russaw, K. Standish, J. Schell, J. Salah. SECOND ROW: B. Jackson, C. Quig, S. McPherson, C. Riedel, B. Moilonen, D. Threipland, J. Wickstrom, L. Lucky, E. Wynn. THIRD ROW: L. Wylie, H. Cox, K. Retford, K. Winters, H. Schrieber, M. Scott. Y Q N C HOMEROOM 107 iMiss Mahollandl FIRST ROW: J. Ryan, T. Collins, C. Pinchera, G. Matler, M. Robertson, R. Bowling, J. Sielciff. SECOND ROW: W. Angove, B. Mills, S. Osburn, J. Smith, B. Anderson, E. Duffy, P. Anderson, B. Tourtillotte, C. Gould. THIRD ROW: J. Carlson, D. Peters, D. Goodearl, D. Parks, H. Hedlund, B. Broom, C. Howell, J. Lauttamus, P. Cooper. FOURTH ROW: R. Weber, G. Gleeson, D. Pinchera, W. Owensby. HOMEROOM I lMr. Niemil FIRST ROW: M. L. Merrihew, P. Priest, B. Clanton, C. Parker, P. Woltman, D. Hill, J. Groehm L Wal h. . sscowosrzow. J. Radtke, M. wynns, P. Pcdgeff, L. Schropp, M. Fincher, M. Fundukffmf M ,M.H'h,B.BlI. HlREdRlOhfclJs B Pxoghenko .J S ow J Walls C Duncan, J. Gr0Y, l-- Miller, C- Randlesf B 1' 1 , , . n , . , . Sterling, D. Donald, R. Thomas, J. Pattison, B. Milner. .5 0 T1 , I HOMEROOM MA IMiss Krausel FIRST ROW: M. Pleiness, B. Hutchins, M. Harris, P. Lovano, J. Eastman, B, Harris, H. Martin, L. Goerke, D. Johnson. SECOND ROW: B. Capps, M. Betz, J. Marini, D. Blake, L. Hill, M. Upright, M. Abbott, C. Stafford, P. Casey, C. DaSiIva. THIRD ROW: R. Hagopian, K. Ziemke, C. Smith, D. Fitch, R. Mahlman, B. Weinbaum, R. Birk, C. Borg. I .1 IMIQIIQI .53 .4 , 5 f all N K. HOMEROOM 303 IMiss Sterlingl FIRST ROW: M. DuFresne, J. Bausano, J. Gall, L. Czerwinski, B. Faford, L. Gonzalez, C. Bryce M. Gooden. SECOND ROW: M. Fleischman, N. Johnson, B. Hughes, B. Babcock, H. Muraff, B. Kerwin, B Quinn, C. Tervo, M. Kelynack, D. Kachadoorian. THIRD ROW: C. Cheesman, C. Pavey, R. Krosnowski, J. Rogers, B. Clark, R. DeCatsye, J. Grit Aishiskin, R. Jay, R. Orr. HOMEROOM 215 fMiss Kneipl FIRST ROW: A. Odabachian, K. McAfee, L, Manaugian, M. Greene, D. Fluegel, L, Levy, L. Purch- iaroni, G. VanDirsten, B. Anthony. SECOND ROW: R. Welsh, W. Hollingsworth, L, Wessinger, F. LeGauIt, N. Fillion, M, Bazinet, K, Dougherty, S. Maddick, T. Bosley, P. O'Dea, J. Mattox. THIRD ROW: H. Bernstein, R. Sayig, R. Courtney, D. Pekkala, S. Ekola, R. Lovelady, E. Draheim, R. Leslie, A. Randolph, C. Undge. IX HOMEROOM 6V lMr. Bozel FIRST ROW: W. Mclule, B. Flute, N. Semen, D. Ruttun, C. Cheesmcn, D. Complon. SECOND ROW: J. Snyder, J. Vickers, V. Eggleston, D. Crossman, C. Borg, R. Sill. THIRD ROW: D. Hooper, R. Ruttan, M. Dckroob, B. Simpson, R. Bough, J. Forrester, M. R. Boze HOMEROOM 176 lMiss Freemanl 'Ez-SA FIRST ROW: I. Moghab, N. Parker, F. Harris, M. West, C. Leighton, B. Weems, C. Crow, J Chadbourne. SECOND ROW: W. Rodgers, A. Smith, N. Schultz, R. Husa, B. Bennett, R. Alton, K. Petrie, B Chamblin, R. Cook. THIRD ROW: J. Anderson, C. Bey, D. Compton, V. Eggleston, R. Phillips, T. Priest, D. Derderian W. Combs. l HOMEROOM 55 lMiss McLeanl FIRST ROW. A. Casey, H. Bolamc, P. Buchner, B. Fllllnger, W. Benson, H. Anderson, C. Vaughn M. Young, J. Newman. SECOND ROW: R. Powell, A. Hunter, D. Richter, H. Carlson, P. Bryant, R. Docking, F. Ciocan, E. VanSteel. THIRD ROW: M. Waymer, J. Powell, E. Wiles, K. Stolle, R. Abraham, E. Lucas, H. Jevahirian, R. Ozias, D. Ruff. FOURTH ROW: J. Young. FIRST ROW: D. Hinricks, M. Mortitt, E. Cassidy, R. McMaster, N. Scott, N. Mitchell, M. Rasch, J. Rasch. SECOND ROW: l. Field, E. Ames, J. Childress, M. Williams, J. Dchlby, G. Burton, B. Smith, B. Calfin. THIRD ROW: M. Marks, A. LaMachio, D. Sauve, R. Alexander, H. Anthony, R. Shand, O. Sark- isian. HOMEROOM 276 lMrs. Klntzl X .I 'fmt' Q .4 U10 HOMEROOM MB lMiss Hostingsl FIRST ROW: S. Aleck, S. Johnson, J. Proodian, B. Evans, S. Danis, N. Carroll, E. Kupalian, P. Posey, B. Shollenberger. SECOND ROW: A. Dakroob, G. Rimmer, M. Smart, J. Warren, D. Waymer, B. Mirulc, W. Ford. THIRD ROW: B. Somerville, A. Wood, W. Halls. L HoMERooM 1 mmf. wybengql I -L ' 5 FIRST ROIN: D. Reyes, O. Woodard, A. Poole, B. Weikel, J. James, L. Tidwell, N. Louma, J. Greenwood. SECOND ROW: R. Mulligan, F. Cameron, P. Richards, N. Favlick, J. Allen, H. Watts, B. Trontl, L. Bowling, P. Sherban, L. Schwartz, G. Portnoy. THIRD ROW: J. Higby, R. Bright, R. Smith, C. Rambeau, R. Mundt, H. White, W. Phillips, R. Holznagle, D. Stevens. HOMEROOM 268 tMrs. Montinl FIRST ROW: S. Mathie, M. Hartinian, J. Mallory, E. Johnson, S. Crabtree, D. Wilce, A. Hennne- meier, S. Solomon. SECOND ROW: C. Tabeek, R. Cunningham, R. Willman, N. Martin, K. Petersen, J. Marks, B. Johnson, C. Williams, R. Herman. THIRD ROW: J. Medlow, J. Balan, B. Rhodes, R. Cossaia, D. DeCatsye, L. McGinley, C. Luke, D. Sinelli, J. Reno. HOMEROOM 270 lMrs. Johnson? FIRST ROW: J. Alli, K. Ansley, M. Kneeshaw, V. Dykes, J. Marchildon, L. Sampson, A. Carl- ton, N. Murphey, M. Parkin. SECOND ROW: R. Borio, L. Hoback, J. Lewis, J. Jackson, B. Chapman, J. Witherspoon, C. Merigian, J. Silver. THIRD R-iOW:d W. Dash, J. Nixon, C. Carson, E. Benson, G. Masters, R. Crumbaker, J. Bradshaw, . mou. 2 F . HOMEROOM 103 lMiss Garwoodl FIRST ROW: F. Bryant, P. Smith, E. Baitis, M. Rom, M. Greene, J. Benford, D. Hogan, C. Lomax. SECOND ROW: D. Gopigian, P. Kanterman, E. Adah, C. King, E. Babian, B. Sayre, L. Ramsey, S. Crede. THIRD ROW: W. Wadlington, J. Ham, M. Brown, J. Kane, J. Louis, D. Steinsultz, B. Abromovich, H. Perkins, J. Keller, L. Crouchmen. HOMEROOM 213 lMrs. Hillerl FIRST ROW: D. Gregg, N. Hamilton, P. Chisa, C. Eldredge, E. Nicholas, B. Kanterman, B. Gindy M. Scott, SECOND ROW: S. Tookoian, R. Miklik, M. Ayers, J. Lee, P. Lambert, G. Blanding, J. Gassem P. Peterson, M. Gazdik. THIRD ROW: J. Wolok, R. Johnson, J. Estelle, A. Farrar, R. Harding, S. Berman, E. Alexander P. 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MEL , Q Q FE - 1,-., Y w F Q Thus year marks Detrouts 250th year as an un corporated cuty Two hundred fi years un the mulluons of years thus earth has been un exustence seems only a mere speck un our cuvuluzatuon Some peruods of tume, however see great advancements and achuevements and are therefore worthy f great prause and mentuon Such are the tremendous forward steps that Detrout has seen durung the 250 years of uts exustence Havung rusen to the flfth most populated cuty un our country us achuevement enough but one must not stop here The vast motor car capu tal of the world us uncluded wuthun our boundarues and the great retaul centers have volumes of busuness equalled only by some Chucago and New York houses These great strudes forward have not been accom plushed by lust ordunary people These goals have been obtauned by men and women wullung to guve much of theur valuable tume and effort un order to advance Detrout to uts umportant posutuon today Through the many years as the luttle fort on the ruver grew un fame and umportance and means of transportatuon umproved undustruous men and women mugrated here to settle and rause theur famulues These people wanted only to luve comfortably and above all to make the communuty un whuch they luved one to be proud of and one un whuch theur chuldren could contunue developung after them Thus as uts popularuty grew and means for mak mg a luvung became more numerous boundarues had to be changed and Detrout began one of uts many expansuons Many cuvtc munded cutuzens formed Indus truous groups and the people began to govern them selves accordung to theur own wushes and desures When boundarues were changed agaun many of these groups desured to remaun together and contunue actung as a separate rulung body Sunce thus dud not unterfere wuth the successful buuldung of a great metro polus no seruous questuon of forcung these many groups to combme wuth Detrout was raused Through the many years because of the unusual rapuduty of Detrout's development, several of these so called un ner cutues found ut necessary to combune wuth Detrout and assume uts name Two such communutues how ever to this day stull thruve as great undependent cutues Oneqof these Hughland Park should be proud that ut has been able to carry on Independently Thus has been possuble however only through the close co operatuon of all cutuzens both Detrouters and Hugh land Parkers aluke It has been through the careful development of Detrout that Hughland Park exusts to day An extremely fruendly relatuonshup exusts and cutuzens from Hughland Park carry on busuness un De trout and Detrouters do the same un Hughland Park Many agreements have been made between the two centers that make ut possuble for the great develop ment of both Many retaul busunesses have done an outstondung 'ob un developung both Hughland Park and Detrout They have been able to expand and buuld themselves unto some of the largest busunesses un the country be cause of the volume of busuness these communutues possuble Business grows accordung to the needs of the people but maunly accordung to the fruendluness of the servuce that us offered All of our advertusers are flne examples of a few of the successful busunesses developed un Detrout and Hughland Park We consuder ut a great pruvulege to have some of these companues as advertusers un thus yearbook They serve the communuty well and un turn the communuty serves them Thus you can see how really parallel the develop ment of Detrout and Hughland Park has been Step by step both cutues have progressed and even today advancement us not complete As long as we remaun here as thunkung unduvuduals development shall con tunue We feel sure that thus advancement wull con tunue as un the past on a most fruendly basus Let us all keep thus wonderful relatuonshup between Detrout and Hughland Park a realuty and never fall back on our oblugatuons to both communutues . . , . - . . ,, . . . . u My . . i .. I - - I ' ' I I . . I . . ' . ' , 0 ' , , I ' I I I ' , I - ' offer them. But there is a reason why this has been I u 1 s , . . . . I I , - . . . . , . . ' I l I I I I T I I u s . u n o T ' - ' ' I - u I 1 1 u T T I T ' ' I o 1 T I VFW. 's. - 5 'ii 0 Brilliant Plymouth hoods glide along the conveyor. o Here a powerful engine is being lowered into place. Q Visitors see where scientists study how metals hold lubricants. e're all boosting Detroit Qn its 25Oll1 birthday. the people of Detroit pause in their busy lives to take a close look at their city. They see much to be proud of. They will see more tomorrow, as the great plans for new buildings and line new express- ways are completed. For the young people of today. the Detroit of tomorrow promises much. Detroit people have come from all over the world to make their homes here and to produce things for themselves and for the world in Detroit's great industrial plants. From no other city in the world do more useful things flow. Of the 5oo,ooo men and women who build things in Detroit's plants, 100,000 are Chrysler people. These ioo,ooo and their families make up much of Detroit, working, producing. and taking part in all of the eity's many activities. From Detroit's fine high schools will come the young men and women who will main- tain this great Ameriean city as the greatest producer of useful things in peace, the arsenal of democracy in emergency, and a good place to work and live. Chrysler Corporation PLYMOUTH DODGE DE SOTO CHRYSLER DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS U a s 4 wwf HIOFQ .1 lf s 1 IJf'lI'Oll 5 on thf' i lduni sounded with tu if s thui IIIU' tru- ani s0 . was built thc' military stofltade that was to become IKYV our Ureat mu lodax after H0 wars of provriss Detroit is still 4 Growing metropolis, proud of its residential areas, its schools parks ,.:5,::s- C-:Eb and mdlhtnes Xnd sou XA ,SRT a graduates of our nts s schools are thc posscssors of a proud x -M, lllllq. In I TF! dynamic Detroit, in the vhallcngt that it presents to you as its lfads rs of the future Wllate vcr may be your ambitions, sour Uraduation can be a stcpping stonn to grcatcr f achiuunents X. Hudson D too is proud to have bnen .1 part of Detroit for the past 70 wars, H Qs to have had X I JUFUIIIIIW t l 6 d ffrow with it, s e fir 1 EU dreams ll H H l l X .inf dlL0llllllIHllllltlllN 1 l 1 coniunt in thc knowled i that llitrolts an ani a piratlons ri uurflx in the hands of its young people Congratulations and good lurk to X qi a of you f N,, THE J L HUDSON QCONIPANY 3,343 t all bvran in lT0l ish:-n fldillac first itfll l acl X 't tl ' sit' of '. 1 'i'7 fo si -' -ss Ci . Juror f ' l- rin, of uxvr. thc' l of fall' U ' l .' X W, ,..t, ' ' 1 - ,, U f ', P If 5 D vpn, ' .1 ,g ' U ' ll 1- in li f ' , ' P .X if , 'S ' rp v' 3 .',' 1 5 A, ,--Ij::::::esi::',' 'X' l heritage l lllllglinligii ' 1 i refli-ctwl Q-vi-rymlu-re in the- vigorous activity that marks 1 .5 V. '- - . ' ' U 'V U f 1 ' . A. , ' L- , ,. , . ' , Y , Av. thc- op I o iv an D to char, in Ji :ltys Ni MP5 A Nl .H ' l - We loik o the fituri-, ' l'l- ' - 2 gr ' - 5 ins l' .pb-.' ,..,, Qf ',. - ,.f .,, , ..31. .- K. ' ' fri O QA t 'v ' X' 'll ' if 5' 3 E O I 3 ' ' Est wa hmm faith that right makez mighty zmh In that faith lei 115 in the vnh vnhure emit hare in hu nur hutg as we unhvrztanh It A '!!.L'I11ElJ111 NATIONAL BANK GF DETROIT 32B k gOff -0 6 0 . O O 9' o 0 O 0 O T Complete Banking and Trust Service an in ices A ' Insuranc ' for more than 40 years the name Ford has stood for performance, reliability and value. Today, as ever, through training, craftsman- ship and pride in thejob, quality is built into Ford products all along the line. For quality is truly a Ford tradition-a tradition .4-mln. that has won millions of loyal friends for Ford products. And the truest measure of the value of our products is the quality built into them-the quality that spells good service, long life and dependable, economical performance. Today, as always, quality comes first at Ford. FORD MOTOR COMPANY BUILDERS OF FORD, LINCOLN AND MERCURY CARS...FORD TRUCKS, FARM TRACTORS AND INDUSTRIAL ENGINES Afzefays UALITY UI 1 II I NH xT of thus pkdgn ns been the prxm lry objurxw of llll BRIGGS NIANIJIALIURINK Com xmf for mom thm fortx 3mrQ rl he Quccusof tlnsnffort ISCIL lrly itteited by the lllbllllf hmncss of lll Brlggw products 'lllf0lTlObllLl7OdlL9 lsnell lqplnmb mg hxturee And equllly lmportlnt IS the sklll find know hon xuth xxhlch ll1dll9fI'X s are bClI'l0 lpplned to thu b mc Brlgm qu llltx il Defi ozt, U14 Algllll 195 ' '. - fl. most zlclvanccd mass production techniques 'hz ' ai' 'hi 2 'j. The Briggs NI21I1Llf21CfLlI'il1Qf Company Home Office of S S Kresge Company 2727 Second Avenue an Detroit jupjl 1.14 'U Ubfl.. 'Vg llgi'i5lQl eneuxrlvilnmm W0 K R E S G F S A 'lell'0lf llllllilllllllll From a single Detroit store in 21131 YVRLO ENTSEI :mas 1899 KI'eSge S l1CtS gfOWh fd 685 stores in the United States l l .Lilly and Canada In the Detroit area alone there are 46 stores ,VA Today the Impressive block long Kresge Administration Building nn Detroit IS the hub of all company CCflVIfleS Original Kresge Store And like Detrolt it ns the center of service for millions in Detroit N. The Ernst Kern Company salutes Detroit ln this its 250th year' This year Kern s too observes an anniversary that of its founding 68 years ago Through 3 generations of management directed by one family, Kern s has been serving you well growing from the small firm which made deliveries in a horse drawn cart to the store which stands as a landmark in the hub of the Detroit shopping area. r D x I ll ,, Q- M, .,.. A .4 ..,..m-,- ., -T32 A-last... X ' f K 3 Q . 9 . 3 news, mf.. A 1 A . . . ' i TA' .r gil l idk n . Q A t i it '. 'J' ' 111 is I . . un.. xv' , I ' f f V 1 Y - 'l ' ' . , - 7 2 i it ' ' 1 fly . ' If 5 f i...:.f:f.TU '1 E ' ... - , v . . 59' ' - ., , , ,, , , . N I . . . . . . . . . , . I ,lm-IBIQ i 5 'tc f 4, if . . . . . , . 1 I 1 I . 1 . . . , f oclo LAWY fl V' MD UM ,...-1 MERCHANT I lll CHIEF ff R . I? ev.- 01, Q to 'ef Q-if Am M .. E WHATEVER IT WILL BE Kenny mowmfs AT YOUR SERVICE Xvl121ICX't'l' your job, wherever you go, there are many good things in store for you in our land of plenty. Reddy Kilowatt, your low-cost electric servant, helps make this so. Ha- is always on hand when you need him! vm S' f 1 I x xxxes 5 J,!f x lil IOOTH ANNIVERSARY SINGER? SI WIING MALIIINLS One Hundred Years II orldwldc Leadershlp G CO l LIVEN UP YOUR PARTY WITH FLASH SIIAPSIIO 7'6 K np, BROWNIE HAWKEYE CAMERA 0 FLASH MODEL Smart new box Browme wnth buult un flash Only S6 95 here, Flosholder, S3 65 Prices mclude Federal Tax. nsrnorr :Amen SHOP' I 325 STATE STREET 0 DETROIT 26 'L uh qui af' 4- I t :i-A r if IIUIULQQIFIIIUI OVEII' 5' O IYEEILIFS El 0 D D qpml mm slartcc lo p 010 1fr1pI1 tI1c C xrrmde Ira L suc nolalalce ae the I1lc Prcelrlcnl IIICO more R0oQcwcII William Jennings I5 sm JOI11 P 1 p ous: Henry I'nr1 umm fouzcne VVlIInm Q PI nImurw on y lo mcnhon 1 cw Ixuleepltllulmlite DUNIIILSC xx we morn rm m une I 1 Qulm NIIIICI on xx II II Ilrluc Xvc xpvcialilv in I1ricI.1I. camlicl. .mil inI0rnmI PIIOIOQIXIPIIV. Wye also 1Io IIUQINN ml porlmile 4 D. D. Spellman Studios IPGN Xv00cInarrI Xxv. 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That s a question vou dldn t find ln vour final exammatlons But Mlclngan Bell has the answer and ll s one that could be mlghty important to you Mnchlgan Bell s buslness IS telephone service And graduates from hugh schools hlte yours are the klnd of young women the telephone company lakes to have as emplovees Because the telephone IS so Important ln the modern world lVllClllg3I1 Bell glrls the start have good opportumtles for advancement make congemal fnends enjoy vacatnons wlth pay and other advantages So lf you re graduatmg thls month and looltm for that kmd of a job Nlxclu an Bell may have one for you an lmportant Job as cashler teller swutchboard operator clerk or ty plst Why not drop m now at our employment oflice, 1365 Cass Avenue Detrolt for an IHICIVICWQ MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 'A Friendly Place to Work X X o o o , . . , . . . . . ' . , D . . v , h . . . , . . . . . . . , . . . find a real thrill in their jobs. 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'QQ' rx 918'-3 Pit' 55 wwe fb F Msywm WW wmv WWW ian dd U00 F rlendly, Interested service has alvs avs been a guld Ing pohcy of vour Gas Company Today more than 679 000 Customers In D Mxchlgan enjoy IhlS servnce, wnth the comfor ces and economles gas brmgs to them etrolt and COIIVCIIICH MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY n E s 1 w I s H E s Earl A Bradley Lorenzen's Flower Shop 16457 WOODWARD TO 8 6232 TOwnsend 8 7138 SCHWIMMER S OUTBOARD MOTOR SALES EVINRUDE MOTOR SALES and SERVICE Televrsron and Applrances Between Hughland and Cortland 12313 HAMILTON AVENUE Compliments MITCHELL GREETINGS C O M P A N Y wHoLEsAus GREETING CARDS Hughlond Pork Offnce 12019 HAMILTON Downtown Office 76 WEST ADAMS W J HARTWIG COMPANY 3611 CASS AVENUE TE 2 4444 WHOLESALE ELECTRICAL S U P P L I E S MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY 13714 wooowARo AVENUE Townsend 91800 lmghlqnd Park 3 Mlchlgon Jewelers Opticians BROWN S 14555 WOODWARD af SEARS Hrghland Park 3 Mnchlgon A o I O Compliments of 9 41 Reese Brothers, Inc. Paints-Wallpaper Distributors MOLETA PAINT PRODUCTS McDOUGALL-BUTLET DUTCH BOY LUMINAL 14301 East Warren Avenue at Lakewood Phone VALLEY 2 6600 Mas. wAGNEn's ms The Proof is in the Eating WAGNER BAKING CORPORATION Serving Restaurants Hotels and Clubs Woodward I 1320 2002 Fourth Street COMPLETE DRUG STORE SERVICE Vntamms Developlng Cosmetlcs PIERCE PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS I2537 Hamilton Ave TO 8 6732 Featurmg the Newest m S P 0 R T S W E A R MENS WEAR I3900 WOODWARD corner GERALD I-WIILSII INSTITUTE 0F ACCOIIIITAIICY BEGINS ITS TIIIRTIETII YEAR WITH THE FALL SEMESTER DN SEPTEMBER I0, I95I 'I20 As a speclaluzed professional School of Accountancy and Flnancual Admmlstratlon Pace Courses ut has demonstrated through the success of nts students that specialization pays Certlfled Public Accountants corporation accountants auditors hnanclal executlves and success ful busuness proprletors have studned at Walsh Regnstratlon for Fallclassesandayor evenlng school will begun August I I95I WALSH INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTANCY A Non Proflt School of Accountancy and Fmanclal Administration Madison Avo Detroit 26 Mich Tolophono WO 'I 5136 for a froo bullotm b I . . .. ... ' I l I tn , , I . . , . ., , .0 .- y mall Sutton and Clements Smce1929 C G CONN LTD F '1mous for just Good American Cooking World s largest manufacturer of Band and Orchestra Instruments 13236 Woodward Complete ,me of Sheet Muslc and Orchestratlons Tgwnsend 3 6157 Repa1r Dept servrcmg all band and The Hlohland Garage orchestra mstruments General Repaxrs on All Makes of Cars Detront 26 Muchugan I2Vz Highland Ave Highland Park Toms Markets and Cafetena TOMS WOODWARD MARKET 12811 Woodward near Glendale TOMS NORTHWOOD MARKET Woodward cor Catalpa OppOS1te Northwood Inn GLENWOOD CAFETERIA 12531 Woodward near Glendale Ample Parkmg Faczlztzes . 0 c o C 7 . . ' . . . . , . I . I ' I I 1 l I-I ' , 0 ! 7 7 7 ' M 5 A WANT AD- the HIGHLAND PARKER And Associated Newspapers R E A C H E S 0 V E R 29 OOO Homes In HIGHLAND PARK NORTH DETROIT FERNDALE HAZEL PARK THE COST? Surprisingly Low' SIXTY CENTS for TWO LINES' TO THE CLASS OF I95I eHghI dP dtsstffetendst ou ethf THE HIGHLAND PARKER 'Ilzcbzgan s Greatest Weekly Neuspaper 30 BARTLETT AVENUE TO e d 8 5072 O Th i an arker an i a x o y the Class of '50, its heartiesf congraiulations and b s wis es or a mos? successful future. . . , I 1 wns n - BUSSING S OFFICE SUPPLIES and PRINTING SHEAFFER PENS and PENCILS ROYAL PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS For Sale and Rental Greetmg Cards for all Occasrons KLEES KAFETERIA 13540 WOODWARD AVENUE TO 8 3229 13730 wooawufa TO e 1938 ofro 87462 GOOD F009 HIGHLAND PARK LUMBER COMPANY 15853 HAMILTON AVENUE HIGHLAND PARK MICHIGAN A General Store for Burlders and Home Owners DAN Damel J Berthlaume AL Albert J Robnnson JERRY Gerald F Wllder JOE Joe Guthrne RAY Raymond Brown DEE-Clarence Joekle BOB Robert M Frederick MAC Font McCorm1ck LARRY W Lawrence MOTION BILL Wallnam R Dougherty PAUL Paul Hendon Open 8 00 a m to 5 30 p m Saturdays Included SCHOOL SWEATERS of Hugh Grade Pure Worsted Yarn M A D E T O O R D E R Also Letters Emblems etc Youll find rt at FROMM'S 13975 Woodward Avenue SEVEN NEIGHBORHOOD STORES Its a pleasure to shop In your neighbor hood Especrally when you can buy the newest and nicest and mce things are sold at LINCOLN 50 t0 31 HAMILTON and ELMHURST JOHN A JEVITT FANCY QUALITY GROCERIES MEATS VEGETABLES 16273 Hamllton at Eason UNlverslty 1 2122 9 FRESH MN WOWIIIMD RYE DETUIT RRTIST SIGN IND DMFTIIG SUPPLIES Compliments From .lUllET WEARING APPARH 13725 Woodward Avenue For Graduahon PERFUMES Lenfhencs Tweed Shulfons Old Spice Coiy Hudnuf Bourlols Yardley PENCILS SHEAFFER LIFETIME PENS FAST DRUC' C0 Woodward at Ruchton Qacross from MacGregor Lubraryj 2290 EAST JEFFERSON AT CHENE '94 - ' 77743 Woodward TM bl FURNITURE an UPHOLSTERING ocks north of Dawson Congrafulahons fo the Class of T957 OPTOMETRIST 13969 WOODWARD AVENUE A HIGHLAND P 3 fppld JEWELER TOwnsend 8 T530 - I ' 1 - 1 - - - d - - I - n W- . C W , I - BH: N- A E F ' U-4: , dv, . S -A 4 41 il l X' .fn l lc: . W l coNGRAruLAnoNs ssrwonsl NORTHERN Y M C A welcomes you and undergraduates unto thenr many achvltnes LOW STUDENT RATES Come an or Call TO 8 T946 I32Z0 WOODWARD AVENUE LEWIS DRUG CO Phcrmaceutrcal Chemnsts PHONE TO 8 2640 11505 Hamslton Ave Detroit Mlchlgan GRAND PACKING HOUSE MARKET 16646 Hamllton UN 2 5255 BEST WISHES Herbert G Wood Vrce President an Wm C Maynard 2nd Vrce Pres The Manufacturers N atwnal Bank Highland Park Mlchlgan Real educat1on IS a never end1ng process but a prune IGQUISIIG rn the Ideal of Growth We hope the Class of 51 w1ll contznue 1n the search for truth and knowledge and that graduat1on wzll not mean the def1n1te clos1ng of a door but rather the openzng to large hor1zons RIEBLING TRAVEL BUREAU FORD BUILDING TROI I ' . I I . - . d a a I l ' s Always the Finest in Foods . D E T fzcead MAYER DRUG COMPANY Prescrlptlon Chemists 16703 Homulton corner Brughton CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Your feet are on the ground climb safely' Give every mon thine eor but Tevv Thy voice Toke eoch mon s censure but re serve Thy ludgment Render unto Coesor The Thnngs thot ore Coesors ond unto God The Thlngs thot ore God s unto thyself be True Thou con st not Then be Tolse To ony mon Ouototlons THANK YOU l DETROIT COAL 8. DOCK CO SYD G PEPPER Combustion and Soles Congratulations and Best Wfshes to The Classes of 1951 THE STUDENT ASSOCIATION GREETINGS FROM LOUIS G REDSTONE Archnect 3510 Woodward Avenue Detroit 1 M,ch,gan CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES' For To Me To Life is Christ fPh1l1pp:ans 1211 Blbles Books Greetmg Cords Books of Interest for Young People Grand Buble ond Book Shop 13715 Woodward Ave TO 7 4500 TURNER BROOKS Inc Floor Covering and Acoustical Contractors 991030 DEXTER BOULEVARD TO nsend 8 2470 Detront 6 M ch 4 ' . PHONE: UN. 1-2808 ' A ' I 1 . . . 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Candies - School Supplies Sundrres TO 8 4672 Phones TO 8 4668 13759 HAMILTON ARROW SHIRTS STETSON HATS Allen's Men's Wear Smart Apparel for Young Men 13753 Woodward Avenue corner Pasadena NELSON REALTY C0 Real Estate Sales Mortgages Property Management Insurance 16157 HAMILTON UN 49000 At YOIII S61 vue KITTY KELLY SHOP LADIES READY TO WEAR Brrdal Gowns A Specralty 13703 WOODWARD TO 8 9229 TO PRESERVE THE HEALTH OF YOUR COMMUNITY Hlghland Park General Hosprtal stands fxrm and strong prepared to meet the most urgent emergency BEHIND ITS DOORS MEDICAL SCIENCE MARCHES ON unfalter mg Skllled doctors nurses and techmclans alded by the most modern equlpment and medxcmes perform dally mxracles WHAT INSTITUTION COULD BE MORE HIGHLY HONORED than that whxch lessens human pam and suffermg cools a fevered brow fans a fallmg ember of l1fe9 THIS HOSPITAL IS YOURS CILIZSDS of Hlghland Park' A non proflt mumcxpal organxzatxon owned and operated by your clty government HIGHLAND PARK GENERAL HOSPITAL TELEPHONE TO 8 7800 369 GLENDALE AVE Q Il ll I O I - - a Q n n ,Q Q is , - - v v t , . , . M 1 1 M I l Leading Photographers in the Mid-West H A POWELL STUDIOS Pbotogmplaj At ltv Best MICHIGAN and OHIO THE BELCREST on oddress ond pIoce of clsshnchon APARTMENTS ond TRANSIT HOTEL DINING ROOMS PARTIES e Fnnest nn Men s Wear for over A Quarter of a Century' FOR STANDARD NATIONALLY ADVERTISED JEWELRY Shop of I A U L A ' S 13857 Woodward 16886 Shoefer Hnghwoy Georgla s Glft Shoppe For the Useful and Unusual GIFTS FOR THE GRADUATE 16331 Wood o d co er of Eo on TO 88799 FF Q V , Th ' ' ' 0 9 5440 C055 Ave, TE. 1-5700 13800 WOODWARD, corner COTTAGE GROVE D , O ,, ll J w r , rn S JEWELL CLEANERS T0 Be S I S e Wth and TAILORS GOWING INSURANCE AGENCY 12345 L TO 8 0259 A K d DISPATCH TEDS GRILL ' LAUNDRY C0 07 H lt C fl TO 84220 Hghl dP k3 Mchg FIRST AND FINEST AT LOWER COST EBLIEYI JERRY MCCARTHY HIGHLAND CHEVROLET 12897 Woodward TO 8 8000 ' 4 ure- n ur i I I , Insurance- in s mwood . - I ami fm ' ' eneva Ave. , - 9 . 123 ami on Ave. 43 Of and Ave' Phone . - i an ar , i i an 'ffl-A-A 5 A A ' C fx -. ,Y .. . it M . .. 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