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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1952 volume:

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COPY STAFF: Winifred Angove lane Baron lim Beauregard loyce Hood ........Donna Hill, lim Weber Gretchen Iohnson Io Ann Marchildon Elizabeth Meyers foanne Miellce SPORTS .......................... ......... C elia Leighton, Bob Weinbaum SENIOR RECORDS .......... ................. Ioyce- Hood, Ioanne Miellce UNDERCLASSMEN ......... ......... G retchen Van Dirsten, Pat Loraw ART EDITORS: Russell F rancoeur Nancy Klein ART STAFF: Catherine Bradford Liberty Churulcian Richard Eslcanian Lurlene Donnelly BUSINESS MANAGER .............. ADVERTISING MANAGER .......... BOOKKEEPER ..................................... SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER ........... COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER ..... ADVISERS: Miss Lillian Taylor ........ Mrs. Mary Harlan .......... 4 Ioan Heiden I asmine Salah Donna Doonan Mary H ofbauer Eldora LaFrey Lucille Manougian ...................Nedra Bitting ........Pat Anderson ............Dianne Gregg Citrin A. Powell Studios ...........Editorial l DEDICATION To those of you who left Highland Park to sacrifice your lives on the battlefields of Korea, we dedicate this book. We must never forget your sacrifice and efforts to protect the better things this younger generation IS coming to SAID IT THEN WHAT ,,,,, . THEY SAY IT NOW - THIS YOUNGER GENERATION COMING TO? A-,,,xNs ,z ff! ff zf' 1 , ,.' ff 5 , uf ,f f-'T ffl!! zz! ,uf -Q, fi GRADUATES those of us soon be leczvmg H1gh1and Park this younger N 1... L. 1 1' It Isn't ALL Work! One not the high points of their last days in high school for these smiling seniors was the Class Banquet, held a few days before the commencement exercises in Ianuary. The valedictory and salutatory addresses were given by Toby Citrin and Ioan Warren, pictured at the right. Class president Don Steinsultz presented the class key to Iune class president Dick Courtney. 0' 5-v g! J y j ' 49 . , k ,av L.. . H! Q W-9 f 'r F Following their celebration at the class banquet, the Seniors attended their last high school dance, the Senior Prom. The dance was semi-formal, and was held at the Veterans' Memorial Building. Also attending were members of the Iune graduating class and many alumni. ' f ' ' f I - if 1- V .1 me-.pmv,?mamw,'f 'f'Jm.w1rff::w ,var . DON STEINSULTZ . . . senior class prexy with a handshake for everyone . . . football and track star . . . future plans include law and I.B. PETRONELLA SHERBAN . . . peppy. popular, pert . . . Jlj l I 5, 4 f x Sr Q X 5 X f 'Q h W Januar L A -- 6' fficer cheerleading captain . . . elected junior and senior class scribe . . . voted Idea1 Am- erican Girl. i ls Q BILL FORD . . . Senior class veep . . . basketball Letterman . . . very active in band and music . . . never without his winning smile. S BEVERLY WEIKEL . . . a senior class favorite voted class treasurer . . . French Club enthusiast . . . future ambitions include teaching. January Graduates BORIS ABRAMOVITCH Intercultural Student Coun- cil, R.O.T.C.: Ambition: Tool and Die Designer. ELLEN ADAH Prom Committee, Carnival, 12A Bake Sale: Ambition: Secretary. SHEREFE ALECK Future Nurses, Spanish Clubs: Ambition: Nurse. EUGENE ALEXANDER Intercultural Student Coun- cil, S.A.: Ambition: Tool and Die Maker. MARION AYERS Hockey Captain, Basketball Co- Captain, Tennis Team, G.A.L., Iunior and Senior Prom Committees, Homeroom Vice-President, Carni- val: Awards: Sports Letters. ESTHER BABIAN French, Gershwin Clubs, Specta- tor Representative, Prom Committee, Magazine Drive Chairman, 11A Homeroom Secretary, Carnival. BONNIE BAILEY Piano Club, Advanced Choral Club, English Singers, Tennis Team, Senior Prom Committee. ELVIRA BALTES Future Nurses Club, Senior Ban- quet, Senior Prom Committee, United Nations Day, 12A Bake Sale, Carnival: Ambition: Secretary. IOAN BENFORD French Club, Marching Band, Goal Post Gallop, Prom Committee, Washington Trip Pencil Chairman, Careers Day Representative. MILLICENT BERRY Interest: Swimming: Ambition: Teacher. GLENNA BLANDING Future Nurses, Piano Clubs, Y-Teen Vice-President, Banquet Committee, Carnival. LORRAINE BOWLING Future Nurses Club, S.A., Spectator Representative, Prom Commitiee, Carnival. VIOLET BRATTA Gershwin, Piano Clubs, Prom Committee, S.A., Washington Trip Pencil Chairman, Carnival. MORELL BROWN Interest: Guns: Ambition: Auto Mechanic. FELTON CAMERON Band, R.O.T.C., Carnival: Award: Band Letter. N AIDA CARROLL PHYLLIS CHISA Cheerleading, Drarnatics, Gersh- win Clubs, Swimming Team, S.A., Homeroom Secre- tary: Award: Cheerleading Letter. TOBY CITRIN Forensic Club President, Spectator, Debate Team, S.A., Carnival: Awards: Babcock Award, First Place in Original Orations, Scholastic Writing, Quill and Scroll, City Championship Debate Team, Forensic Key, Typing, Class Valedictorian. , X -In , , IM, f, f 4 Q., ., . ci f u' L fa. I ff,f ,f-,f ,, f., ..,.,,,., W,,.,,,,,,,.f .V T r Af. ,, , ,, Q, ,ff , f 7,47 f ,f 'yn' ,.g-, ,fmffg i , ,. WN' lf' I 44, if-wr E ,? p if r I I , 1 1-M it fwaifzi I ig... il I 1 I Q1 ' . - ., r f, .4 ' ' - , ' 'M A .f,, zz' Y A' I , av 552. -W 2 i , , ,.,,1 frV, J V ,if W ' n , .. v f , ,tt-, X fi , , fg Eygf, ' ,tiiff-fri 1. r . I. f r ' f' ' '7 I E 4 V V,V I 1, J, if -f K H, -ef ff? I . 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CAROLE ELDREDGE Future Nurses Club, Camival Decoration Committee, Band, C. A. Pt.: Ambition: Nurse. JAMES ESTELL Baseball, Football, S.A., Intercul- tural Student Council, Lettermen's Club, Spectator Representative, Carnival: Awards: Baseball, Basket- ball, Football Letters. BARBARA EVANS Gershwin Club: Award: Short- hand: Ambition: Secretary. ARTHUR FARRAR Iunior Class President, Letter- men's Club, Homeroom President, Camival Police, Fall Play Ticket Chairman, Football Team: Awards: Football Letters: Ambition: Engineering. WILLIAM FORD Senior Class Vice-President, Home- room President, Lettermen's Club, Band Vice-Presi- dent, Basketball Team: Awards: Band, Basketball Letters: Ambition: Doctor. IACQUELINE GASSAM Banquet Committee, Prom Committee, Homeroom Treasurer, Camival: Ambition: Secretary. MICKEY GAZDIK Lettermen, Spanish Clubs, Prom Ticket Committee, Carnival: Award: Swimming Man- ager Letter. DORIS GOPIGIAN French, Gershwin Clubs, Prom Committee, llA Homeroom Vice-President, Specta- tor Representative, Carnival: Award: Stenography. MARY GREENE Band Secretary, Latin, Spanish Clubs, Banquet Committee, Washington Trip Pencil Co-Chairman, Carnival Aquacade, Reserve Swim- ming Team: Award: Music Scholarship. IACQUELINE GREENWOOD Carnival Publicity Chairman, Forensic, French, Science Clubs, Kick- OH , French Club Dance: Ambition: Buyer. DIANE GREGG Biology Club Secretary, Banquet, Prom Committees, Carnival, Spectator: Ambition: Secretary. Ianuary Graduates WILLIAM'HALLS Spectator, S.A., Senior Banquet Committee Chairman, Carnival, Turkey-In.'1'he- Straw ', Baseball Team, Homeroom President. IAMES HAM Science Club, Prom Committee, Cami- val,.Homeroom Treasurer: Interest: Sports: Ambition: Engineer. NANCY HAMILTQN Gershwin Club, Camival, Goal Post Gallop , Senior Banquet Decoration Com- mittee Chairman, Senior Prom Publicity and Decom- tion Co-Chairman. ROBERT HARDING Orchestra, Band, Prom Ticket Commmee- Camival: Awards: Band Letter, Music Scholarship. IOSE HIGBY DELLA M. HOGAN Band, Concert Choir, English Singers, Piano Club, Senior Bake Sale Chairman, Carnival: Award: Letter in English Singers. STANLEY JENKINS Machine Shop Superintendent, Homeroom President, Band, R.O.T.C., Senior Ring Committee: Ambition: Power Engineer. SUE IOHNSON: G.A.L., Senior Prom Committee, Carnival: Interests: Swimming, Skating. NORMA JONES Gershwin, Piano Clubs, Prom Com- mittee, Carnival, Banquet Committee: Awards: Short. hand: Ambition: Airline Hostess. IAMES KANE Tennis Team. Prom Committee, Let- termen's Club, Senior Dance, Carnival: Awards: Ten- nis Letter. LORETTA KASSEM Dramatics Club, Carnival: In- terests: Skating. Dancing. CLEO KING Fencing, Tennis Team, Spanish Club: Ambition: Education. ESTHEI-I KUPALIAN Piano Club President, Latin Club, Future Teachers Club, Camival, Senior Ban- quet Committee, Homeroom Secretary: Ambition: Teaching. PORTIA LAMBERT Prom Ticket Committee, 12B Homeroom Vice-President, Camival: Ambition: Sec- retary. CONNIE LANDORF Concert Choir, English Singers, Christmas Pageant, Spectator, Prom Committee, Car- nival, German Club: Awards: English Singer Letter, Shorthand. IANNICE LEE Prom Decorating Committee, 11A Homeroom Secretary: Interests: Swimming, Bowling, Drawing: Ambition: Dress Designer. CLAUDINE LOMAX Basketball, Intercultural Stu- dent Council, Swimming: Interests: Bowling, Sewing: Ambition: Dress Designer. IOE LOUIS Dramatics, Gershwin, Science, Letter- men's Clubs, Football, Carnival, Turkey-In-The Straw , Banquet Committee. ' I , 5 ff. i -ff 1 4. 's. . ff Q , ,rc g I t. ' mf. fy f I ,,,, ,:,: ,, ,,:,,r , ' .-we a r':, it , .,15:g.::g:f? ' i ' - .. .I f I Hifi . ' ' ' ,'. E 2 . x ' I Ae. 5 47 ,: Q,-i L4 ,f , . f , fx. -.- fi , 'Vit XZ., ,ig f- ir .1 15 y ? 3 , L , I, ' ll - 'mwff . J p 0 V. , 4, gf . ' V 4 f -2-ff '- ', ,Vmff ,W My . f , 1' , VA-V . 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GARNET MILLER Football, Carnival, Intercultural Student Council, Homeroom President, Printing Club, Brotherhood Week, Ring Committee: Award: Winner of Song Fest. ROBERT MULLIGAN Concert Choir, English Sing- ers, Orchestra, Latin, Uke Clubs, Fencing Team, Ca- reers Day, Camival: Awards: Orchestra, Music Let- ters. EDWARD ORVOS Auto Shop Foreman, Vocational Convention, Carnival: Interests: Sports: Ambition: Auto Mechanic. FRED PARITEE Homeroom President, Careers Day Representative, S.A., H.P.T.S. Vice-President: Ambi- tion: Teacher. NANCY PAVLICK Piano, Gershwin Clubs, Cami- val: Interests: Hockey, Dancing: Ambition: Nurse. HARRY PERKINS Senior Prom Chairman, 12A Homeroom President, Senior Dance, Carnival, Senior Movie Finances: Ambition: Electrical Engineer. JAMES PHILLIPS Spectator, Senior Prom Commit- tee, Homeroom Vice-President: Interests: Sports, Am- bition: Dentistry. BERNARD PLUTE Intercultural Student Council, Ca- reers Day Representative: Interests: Automobiles: Ambition: Welder. ANNETTA POOLE: Camival: Interests: Skating: Ambition: Bank Work. IACQUELINE PROODIAN Future Nurses Club: In- terests: Swimming, Skating: Ambition: Secretary. DORA REYES Interests: Dancing, Skiing, Tobog- ganing: Ambition: Airline Reservationist. PATRICIA RICHARDS Iunior Class Vice-President, Spanish Club President, Band Treasurer and Corp- oral, Carnival Ticket Committee Co-Chainnan: Award: Band Letter: Ambition: Medicine. MARY LOU ROM Prom Committee, Carnival, Fu- ture Nurses Club, Fall Play Tickets, 12A Bake Sale: Interests: Dancing, Bowling, Swimming: Ambition: Comptometer Operator. RAY RUTTAN S. A., Intercultural Student Council, Welding Foreman, Camival: Interests: Baseball, Mu- sic, Football. lanuary Graduates LARRY SCHWARTZ Homeroom Vice-President Carnival: Interest: Sports. MARTHA IRENE SCOTT Prom Ticket Committee Fall Play Ticket Sales, Cap and Gown Committee Senior Banquet, Carnival, French Club: Interest Music. RICHARD SCUSSEL Gershwin, Dramatics Clubs Ambition: Buyer. PETRONELA SI-IERBAN Tunior, Senior Class Secre- tary, S.A., Cheerleader Captain, Latin Club, Elec- tions Chairman, Goal Post Gallop , Banquet Com- mittee, Carnival: Ambition: Medicine. BARBARA SHOLLENBERGER Carnival, Christmas Pageant, LC. Choir, Prom Committee: Interests: Skat- ing, Swimming, Tennis: Ambition: Registered Nurse. 'MARYLYN SMART G. A. L., Turkey-In-The-Straw, Senior Prom Committee, Carnival: Award: Filing: Ambition: Private Secretary. DOROTHY ANN SMITH Future Nurses Club, IZA Bake Sale, Fall Play Tickets, Prom Committee: In- terests: Swimming, Bowling, Ice Skating: Ambition: Comptometer Operator. WILLIAM SOMERVILLE Spanish Club Vice-Presi- dent, Lettermen's Club, Tennis, Swimming, Prom Committee, Spectator, Carnival, Banquet Committee: Ambition: Engineering. DON STEINSULTZ Senior Class President, Foot- ball, Track, S.A., Concert Choir, Lettermen's Club, 12B Homeroom President, Carnival: Awards: Foot- ball Letters, Wolverine Boy's State. HELEN SYKES Dance Club, Y-Teens, Piano: In- terest: Piano: Ambition: Teacher. AMELIA SYMONS 12A Homeroom Secretary, Prom Tickets Committee, Cap and Gown Committee, Car- nival: Award: Shorthand: Ambition: Office Work. MARY IO TAYLOR Future Nurses Club, Spectator Representative: Interest: Art, Swimming: Ambition: Nursing. LAVERNE TIDWELL Carnival, Future Nurses Club: Interests: Dancing. Bowling. IVA JEWEL VICKERS Future Nurses Club, Cami- val: Interests: Church Work, Art. WALTER WADLINGTON 11A Homeroom Vice- President: Award: Scholarship to Michigan State College: Ambition: Musician. IOAN WARREN I Remember Mama , Our Town. George Washington Slept Here , Dramatics Club President, G.A.L., Prom Committee, All-School Corn- edy, Camival: Award: Honor Thespian, Class Salu- I-IEIIIIEAN WATTS Y-Teens, Piano Club, Intercultural Student Council Secretary: Award: First Place Musi- cal Contest: Ambition: Concert Iazz Pianist. ' DOROTHY WAYMER Modem Dance, Concert Choir, Y-Teens, Intercultural Student Council: Interests: Shorthand, Typing: Ambition: Civil Service. if -,-. ', ' ',-. t -wg? ff! A J f 5. N , , f , 5, ,ar CO' Qi nl, Z V VV, , it Z f l if :gm if ff y f it .2 W 4 I 'T l ARBUTUS ALFORD 'ly 95 . mn' -I x,.1' vi ,M -4 7'7 9 I ,,' W g in -Age.- if A t.:,,..1 . 1 c V V M W 3 .7 ,Y -CAMERA SHY-- lanuary Graduates BEVERLY WEIKEL Senior Class Treasurer, French Club, Banquet Committee, Carnival Concessions: Am- bition: Teacher. HOWARD WHITE Homeroom President, Lettermen's Club, Carnival: Award: Tennis Letter: Interests: Poli- tics, Sports: Ambition: Economist. ALLAN WOOD Our Town, I Remember Mama, English Singers, Concert Choir, Dramatics Club: Award: Vocal Scholarship to Interlochen Music Camp: Ambition: Writer. ORA WOODARD Intercultural Student Council. Concert Choir: Interests: Singing, Dancing: Ambition: Interior Decorator. WALTER WASHAM Born-September 9, 1933 Died-October 26, 1951 Ianuary Class of 1952 CLIFFORD BEAUMONT Ambition: Tool and Die Maker. SHERWIN BERMAN Biology Club, Intercultural Stu- dent Council. LEE BERTHET FLORENCE BRYANT IIC. Choir, English Singers, Concert Choir, Intercultural Student Council Presi- dent: Ambition: Nurse. VIRGINIA CHURELLA Homeroom Secretary, Iunior Prom Committee, Gershwin Club, Camival: Award: Essay Contest. AI-l'MED DAKROUB Interests: Sports: Ambition: Baseball Player. FRANK GITRE Biology Club, Camival: Interests: Swimming, Automobiles: Ambition: Salesman. PHILLIP RICHARDS Spanish Club, Carnival: Awards: Art Merits: Interest: Sports: Ambition: Engineer. DAVID SHANNON DOUGLAS STEVENS Intercultural Student Council President: Interest: Conservation: Ambition: Meteor- ologist. SAM TOOKOIAN Homeroom Treasurer, Carnival: Ambition: Law. NICK WERCELY Interests: Sports, Cars: Ambition: Businessman. JEROME WOLOK Biology Club, Banquet Chair- man, Camival: Interest: Dancing. ANNETTE WOLOY Biology Club Secretary, Span- ish Club, Swimming Team, Aquacade: Interests: Fine Arts, Swimming, Skiing, Science: Ambition: Medicine. 18 1' 'i W 1 THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF IANUARY, 1952 NANCY PAVILIC Wills her horse tail to Barbara Beutenmiller. IOAN WARREN wills her false hair piece to Nedra Bitting in hopes that she is never at a loss for something to curl. SUE CREDE wills the strong sun in her medicine cabinet to Ann Austin and Pat Loraw. IOSE ANTONIO FERNANDO PHELIP SERA HIGBY wills his name to the office staff in case they ever need a typing exercise. VIRGINIA CHURELLA wills Marilyn Schwartz her will power. ORA WOODWARD wills her bed in rest therapy to Pauline Casey. PHYLLIS CHISA wills her Gall Bladder trouble to someone who is in need of a good alibi. MARY GREENE wills her mother to the kids who should know but dor1't. DON STEINSULTZ wills to off-side Grotewohl the non-clip side of the oppo- nents, since he could never get there to use it. BILL FORD wills his three lunch periods to George Baby Duncan who should profit from them. CONNIE LANDORF wills her keys to the Concert Choir robe room to Lovisa Walsh in case she ever needs a dark room. BILL HALLS wills all his secret lockers to loe Carlson and Ierry Griffin. BILL PHILLIPS Wills his one-armed driving ability to Terry Priest. ARTHUR FARRAR wills his curly blond locks to Mr. Dyer. BOB MULLIGAN wills to Dave Parks his shoes so that he will have a firm understanding in the time to come. ESTHER KUPALIAN Wills her Latin notes to Mary Holmes. TOBY CITRIN wills his key to the darkroom to Walter Owensby, who can make good use of it. IAMES ESTELLE wills to Dave Parks and Ioe Carlson his basketball uniform for them to fight over. MARY IO TAYLOR wills her southern accent to Lovisa Walsh. PAULINE DiPROSPER wills her grandma's bathing suit to Pat O'Dea for the '52 Carnival. Q QI 19 fb if 6 if , 4 T S DICK COURTNEY IANET RYAN . . . senior class prexy . . . voted veep of senior terribly in it! ! . . Courtney's class awarded music For You in '52 . . . Dick's scholarshlp president oi Our Pick. MARY HOLMES . . . scribe of both senior and junior classes . . . chorus line of carnival . . . supporting. part in George Washington Slept Here . . . active in S.A .... English Singers . . . June Class Gfflcers x..,1 , v4 ' ff 9 1 l l ll Sf .3 Q F' fu ak' , I? X Iune Graduates ALEXANDER, VIOLET: S.A.: Ambition: Buyer or Dress Designer: Interests: Art, Music, Bowling. AISI-IISKIN. FRANK: Ambition: Selring: Interests: Sports. ANDERSON, BARBARA MAE: Swimming Team Co- Captain, Carnival Aquacades, Spanish Club, Home- room Secretary, Senior Bake Sale: Awards: Swim- ming, Shorthand: Ambition: Medical Secretary. ANDERSON, IIMMY: Mechanical Drawing Club: Ambition: Draftsman: Interests: Golf, Hockey. ANDERSON, PATRICIA: Forensic Club, Debating, S.A., Latin Club, Chris.mas Pageant, Tennis Team, All School Comedy, Carnival, Career's Day, Polar Bear: Awards: Forensic Key, Tennis Letter. ANGOVE, WINIFRED: Carnival-General Co-Chair- man, Intercultural Student Council Secretary, Iunior Class Vice-President, Mikado , Iunior College Choir, Christmas Pageant, Latin Club, Polar Bear, Senior Bake Sale. ANTHONY, BERNITA: Spanish Club, Y-Teens Presi- dent and Treasurer, Intercultural Student Council, Carnival Ticket Committee, Slenior Banquet. ARTINIAN, ARTIN: Interests: Sports: Ambition: En- gineer. AUSTIN, ANN: Dramatics, Spanish Clubs, Camival Aquacade, Career's Day General Chairman, Home- room Secretary-Treasurer, George Washington Slept Here, Our Town House Chairman, Angel Street Publicity Chairman, Miniature Theater. BABCOCK, BARBARA: Camival Auditorium Show. Homeroom Vice-President: Interests: Sports: Ambi- tion: Photographer. BOLADIAN, ARMEN: Ambition: Traveling: Interests: Swimming, Horseback Riding. BARNETT, MARIAN: Homeroom Secretary. Piano Club, Intercultural Student Council, Concert Choir, Iunior Prom: Interest: Music. BAUSANO, IOANNE: G.A.L., Basketball: Interests: Sports: Ambition: Teacher. BAZINET, MARY IEAN: Homeroom Treasurer, Spec- tator Representative: Awards: Typing, Shorthand: Interest: Accordian: Ambition: Secretary. BEDIGIAN, MARGARET: Hockey Team: Award: Hockey: Interests: Swimming, Dancing: Ambition: Typist, Clerical Work. BELL, BARBARA: Y-Teens, Future Nurses, Special Glee, Hockey Team, Career's Day Representative: In- terests: Roller Skating, Dancing, Swimming: Ambi- tion: Nurse. BELTTARI, MARVIN: Track Team, Carnival Conces- sions, Football Concessions: Interests: Football, Base- ball, Track: Ambition: Certified Public Accountant. BENSON, IEANETTE: Piano Club, Y-Teens, Intercul- tural Student Council: Interests: Piano, Sewing: Arn- bition: Nurse. ,.- N :: : ...,,, rt I Y--,,,,,,,, .. 1,f, Q- , V l1 g2f lflfQlil.i1 ,, ' 'i f . ,.i , 'i'l ' f ., . zpg ,, .., 4 .Q I, . , g. ., -5, ,tin 9 ,i , - , , gg f,,, ff.,-.Lg r. ., wa I V. : f 9 V, ' ' ' . 544 I f W -ful' fl ,V 9 ' .: ' - ' fb. V ' if y ' f Ease. tv if if f ' it 3 , 3 S :fa , 1 I 'I .-:. 1. 3'- fw. 1 -.-. ' sz, Y f asf gigs .qi ,,,-. ww' 2 , 4-. ,qu .Q , . Dv t gil' , A 'Y 4 'I cz' -if . ' fC'.1':'3.es . .Qi ... it eq, . x .. U r 'Q 1 tk: X roi, s ' 'A . K I A '22 , I , . 2 ,. 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BITTNER, BETTY IEAN: Our Town, Chairman of Class Rings: Ambition: Clerical Work: Interests: Bowling, Swimming. BLACKMER, WILLIAM: Football Team, George Washington Slept Here, All My Sons, Angel Street, Carnival, Lettermen's Club, Mechanical Draw- ing Club President. BLAKE, DORIS: Ambition: Traveling: Interests: Swimming, Horse Back Riding. Music. BLANDING, IOAN: Intercultural Student Council Treasurer Camival: Interests: Sewing. BQEGEHOLD, DAVID: Dramatics Club, Our Town M1nia.ure Theater, Senior Prom Committee: Interests: Outdoor Sports. BORG, CARL THOMAS: Homeroom President and Secretary: Interests: Cars: Ambition: Welding. BOSLEY, THOMASINE: Carnival, Orchestra, I.C Choir, Concert Choir, Christmas Pageant, Spring Con- cert: Ambition: Airline Hostess. BOWLING, REBA: French, Dramatics Clubs, Angel Street, All My Sons, Carnival, All School Comedy, Our Town Make-Up and Advertising, Miniature Theatre: Award: National Thespian. BOSANKO, WILLARD: Iunior Prom Poster Commit- tee, Senior Prom Poster Committee, Ange1 Street Poster Committee: Award: Art Scholastic. Ambition: Commercial Artist. BRANNAN, LOU: Pirates of Penzance, Dramatics Club Secretary, Forensic Club, Cheerleaders, Christ- mas Pageant, Miniature Theater, Spectator, Camival Auditorium Show, Homeroom President. BROOM, ROBERT H.: Science Club, Camival, Senior Bake Sale, Senior Banquet Committee, Magazine Drive: Interests: Sports: Ambition: Politics. BOYD, REBECCA RILLH. Homeroom Treasurer. Y- Teens, Welfare Commitee: Award: Shorthand: In- tersts: Swimming, Sewing: Ambition: Clerical Work. BRYANT, FLORENCE: Intercultural Student Council President, English Singers, Concert Choir, I.C. Choir: Interest: Music, Ambition: Singer. 'Iune Graduates BRYCE, CLARA: Camival, Spanish Club. Intercul- tural Student Council: Interests: Reading, Singing. BURCHELL, BARBARA: Latin, Science Clubs, G.A.L., S.A., Camival Auditorium Show, Spectator, Tennis Team, All School Comedy, Miniature Theater: In- terests: Sports, Dramatics: Ambition: Physical Educa- tion Teacher. CAPPS, BARBARA: Intercultural Student Council, Y-Teens, Carnival, Roller Skating Club, Tennis, Bad- minton: Interests: Roller Skating, Drawing. CARLSON, IOSEPH: Basketball, Football, Letter- men's Club, Carnival, Homeroom Vice-President: Awards: Basketball, Football Letters: Ambition: En- gmeering. CASCIANI, CARMEN: Highland Park Typographical Society Homeroom President: Interests: Sports: Ambi- tion: Printing. CASEY, PAULINE: Cheerleader, Intercultural Student Council, English Singers, Basketball. CAUDILL, SHIRLEY: Homeroom Secretary, Darmatics, German Clubs, Angel Street Props Committee, Card Representative, All School Comedy, Camival, Miniature Theater, All My Sons Costume Commit- tee: Awards:,Shorthand, National Thespians. CHEESMAN, CHESTER: Carnival, Reserve Swim- ming Team: Ambition: Welder: Interests: Swimming. CHILDERS. IAMES: Iunior Prom Committee, Camival, Track Team: Ambition: Engineering. CLANTON, BARBARA: Spanish and Dramatics Clubs, Cheerleader, Homeroom Treasurer and Secre- tary, Camival, Our Town, Senior and Iunior Prom Committees, Miniature Theater. CLARK, ROBERT: Intercultural Student Council, Spec- tator Representative, Career's Day Representative: Ambition: Tool and Die Maker. COMPTON, VON: Football, Homeroom Treasurer, Baseball: Ambition: Aviation. COOPER, PETE: Spectator and Polar Bear Staffs, Camival, Science Club, Senior Bake Sale. COURTNEY, RICHARD: Senior Class President, Car- nival, Homeroom President, Latin and Science Clubs: Ambition: Doctor. COX, HOWARD: Band, Camival, German Club, Mikado, Christmas Pageant: Awards: Band and English Singer Letters. CZERWINSKI, LOUISE: G.A.I.. DAINES, MARVEL LEE: English singers, Iunior Col- lege Choir, Carnival, Hi-Park Concert Series, Christ- mas Pageant: Awards: Red Cross, English Singer Letter. DASEGAS, CHRISTINE: Piano Club: Ambition: Sec- retary, interests: piano, dancing. ! Zt , PQ 'KI ,, -,X i 'f 'I .,,,, fag, ..'-' ,f .tn 3 lx 1 t . my , -ik - 1 2 . ft. , . 'aw L f' 1 ff :sri 'iii I , ,,.: , lr - fi 44' ' ilgr I , , , . 1, ' l ' I, ':'i Q fry : -: f - ' I V ',.-. ' t 1 , A , ' it ils, -2 LX V ff Ez ' , ' 2 V WT? l Q H , ' ,f 'C ,.', 55. . -. gy. H 1 , , J if .f 'V .aff H, . ,- ..,, f .,,,, I 5 Q Q' , f ' i 3 , ,at Li N-if i r f f L 2 , f X P kd y f 5 7 if f if H 5- .M kgs, W If ft tft 5 P If K V Q 23 ffilivx .ts , ' .-M, . f, , I .V,V we pg , fl , A , ,Z -5' if. WW, f iags fv- I ff ' with ' : , A ff' , ' Q VV,iV ' ,l-, , 14,1 , X44 W ZVQXY- ef ' .MIX ,U ,,L- Q, ,, ,, ,, ff- ,. ' 'Y f ff- ., , ,M5 U ,,,, . , , .r 1, .f . , 'mi' .sw ,Q 'QU r 3 I Avf, E June Graduates DASILVA, CATHERINE: Future Nurses Club: In- terests: Skating, Bowling, Swimming. DONALD, DAVID: German Club Treasurer, Mika- do: Ambition: Business Administration. DOONAN, DONNA: French and Choral Clubs, Car- nival, Mikado, I-Hop: Ambition: Commercial Artist. DRAI-IEIM, EDWARD: S.A., Science Club: Ambition: Pharmacist. DUFFY, ELAINE: French Club, Christmas Pageant, Carnival, Homeroom Secretary. DUNCAN, CHARLES: Lettennen's Club Vice-Presi- dent, Baseball. Basketball, Football Teams, 'Homeroom President and Treasurer, Spectator Statt: Awards: Baseball, Basketball, Football Letters. DURST, IOAN: All-School-Comedy, Camival, Foren- sic and Biology Clubs, Band: Awards: Band Letter and Camp Scholarship. DU FRESNE, MARILYN: Y-Teens President: Inter- ests: Sports, Travel. EDWARDS, MILODENE: Latin Club Secretary, Car- nival Features Chairman, Christmas Pageant, Career Representative: Interests: Tennis, Swimming: Ambi- tion: Secretary. EKOLA, STANLEY: Baseball Team, Band Orchestra, Camival: Awards: Band and Orchestra Letters. ERDODY, RON: S.A., Dramatics Club, Carnival: Am- bition: Naval Career. FAFORD, BETTY ANN: Biology Club, Camival: Award: Shorthand. IPILLION, NOLA: Ambition: Airline Hostess: Inter- ests: Skating, Swimming. FINDIKIAN, SUZIE: French Club: Ambition: Teach- mg. FISHER, DOROTHY IEANNE: Forensic, Riding Clubs. All-School-Comedy, Homeroom Treasurer, I-Hop Com- mittee, Career's Day Representative, Camival: Awards: Two-Year Forensic Key. FITCH, DUANE: FLEISCHMAN, MARK: Auditorium Show Co-Chair- man, All My Sons, Our Town, Dramatics Club Vice-President, French Club President, Spectator Staff: Award: Honor Thespian. FLORENCE, DAVE: Science Club: Interests: Golf. Ping-Pong, Church. Iune Graduates FLOYD, CAROLE: Carnival Decorations, Publicity Committees, Gennan Club Secretary, All-School Com- edy, Iunior Prom: Award: Shorthand. FLUEGEL, DONNA: Orchestra, German Club, Car- nival: Interests: Music: Ambition: Travel. FORRESTER, JIMMY: Welding Club, Homeroom Treasurer: Interests: Cars: Ambition: Welding. FRANCOEUR, RUSSELL: Polar Bear Art Editor, Car- nival Decorations Chairman, Iunior Prom Decorations Chairman, Christmas Pageant, Dramatics, Forensic Clubs, Our Town Publicity Chairman: Awards: Scholastic Key in Art, Quill and Scroll. FULCHER, MARILYN: G.A.L.: Ambition: Beautician. FUNDUKIAN, MAE: French, German, Future Teach- er's Clubs, Carnival Decoration Committee, Pencil Representative: Interests: Music, Art: Ambi.ion: Teacher. GALL, IEAN: Camival: Ambition: Home Economist. GAUTHERAT, MARY: Ambition: Secretary: Inter- ests: Roller Skating, Dancing. GIRVIN, IULIE ELIZABETH: Spectator Representa- tive, Carnival, French Club, Swimming Team, Card Representative. Spectator Staff. GLEESON, GERALD: Science Club, Biology Club Vice President, English Singers: Ambition: Photo- grapher. GOERKE, LYLA: Awards: Shorthand: Interests: Dancing, Swimming. GONZALEZ, LORETTA: French, Dramatic's Clubs, Our Town, Angel Street, All-School-Comedy. Co- Chairrnan Carnival Auditorium Show: Awards: Thes- pian. GOODEARL, DAN: Fencing Team, Carnival, Con- cert, Marching Band, Orchestra, Biology Club, Con- cert Choir, English Singers: Awards: English Singers, Band Letters. GOODEN, MATTIE: Christmas Pageant, Y-Teens, Intercultural Student Council: Awards: Filing. GOULD, CAROL: French Club, Carnival. GREEN, IUDY: Forensic, Dramatics, French Clubs Our Town, 12B Homeroom President, Iunior Prom: Award: Scholastic Art. GREENE, MARIE: Piano Club: Award: Music: In- terests: Science: Ambition: Lab Technician. GREENE, MARIORIE: Future Nurses Club President Biology, Riding Clubs, Homeroom Vice-President Carnival, Orchestra: Interests: Music. Sports: Ambr- tion: Nursing. 775 7661'Wo-f4'ff'2,, f4,f,g:-y-454, ,, I if , 'SK ,,,, , ' ' f ' 4139, A . . .w .Wai X f W X fr! X N41 1 K0 ff-ff 12723 Lg I fwiv 7 5 f f af 1, . 1 .V ., 7 f.p'ff'7.:f' ' fd, . 4, ,, ':+ . .f.1 9' Y X1 f ' ,Af y f 7 1 , . R ,KW wat' ' . ' Q me Hefty?-.y r , itie- 25 :Q .fit . , .1 44 5 :gl me '4 -L im ,'Kx fl . FQ 1 .- x if I 14 x ' +1 1 1 .ge f W A : 2' if xx. 1 7 fe Lf' f I. if 1. I 14.45 1 Et Z 1 J 5 f I f . fn stif f., 26 I une Graduates GRESS. CLARA: Homeroom Secretary: Interests: Actinq, Sports: Ambition: Teacher. GRIFFIN, IERRY: Senior Class Treasurer, Iunior Class President, Baseball, Basketball, Football, Let- termen's Club Secretary, Homeroom President: Awards: Baseball, Football, Basketball Letters. GROEHN, IOAN ANN: Swimming Team, G.A.L. President, Carnival Aquacade Co-Chairman, Tennis Team: Awards: Typing, Swimming Letter: Ambition: Medical Technologist. I-IAIGHT, MARGARET: HANSHAW, ARVINE: Carnival Tickets Committee, Roller Skating Club, Y-Teens: Awards: Shorthand: Ambition: Secretary. HARDENBURGH, BETTY: Angel Street Student Director, Carnival Aquacade, Dramatics, French Clubs, Miniature Theater House Chairman: Award: National Thespian. HARRIS, BETTE ANN: Biology Club, Carnival Fea- tures, Decorations Committees, Night Must Fall Props, Iunior Prom: Ambition: Women's Armed Forces. HARRIS, MARGI: Spectator Representative, Piano Club, Swimming Team, Concert Choir, Iunior Prom Committeet: Ambition: Interior Decorator. HARVEY, CAROLE: Forensic Club, Christmas Pag- eant, Carnival, Careers Day Representative, Home- room Treasurer. HEATH, GLENN G.: Highland Park Typographical Society President, Homeroom President: Interests: Sports, Printing: Ambition: Printer. HEDLUND, HARVEY: German Club, Carnival, Sen- ior Bake Sale: Interests: Automotive Engineering, Photography, Sports: Ambition: Automotive Engineer. HILL, DONNA LEA: Polar Bear Editor, Fencing, For- ensic, Latin Clubs, Intercultural Council Vice-Presi- dent, Science Club Treasurer, Carnival: Concert Choir, Christmas Pageant: Awards: Michigan I-LS. Girls' Fencing Championship, Fencing Letters. HILL, LYDIA: Future Nurses Club, Concert Choir, I.C. Choir, Y-Teens, Intercultural Student Council, Iunior Prom, Camival: Ambition: Nurse. HOFBAUER, MARY: Forensic Club Vice President, Polar Bear Stott, Carnival, All-School-Comedy, Spin- ster's Spin Chairman: Award: Second Year Forensic Key. HOLLIS, ELBERT: Baseball, Letterrnan's Club: 'iwardz Baseball Letter. HOLMES, MARY: Carnival, George Washington Slept Here, Iunior, Senior Class Secretary, S.A. Treasurer, Band, English Singers, Christmas Pageant, Senior Banquet Committee, Homeroom Secretary. HOOD, IOYCE: Forensic Club Secretary, S,A,, Polar Bear Staff, Latin Club, All-School-Comedy, Christmas Pageant, Band, Carnival, Career's Day Re- presentative, Senior Prom Committee: Award: For- ensic Key. HOUSTON, MARY: Camival, I-Hop, Spanish Club, Intercultural Student Council, Christmas Pageant. June Graduates HOWELL, CHARLES: Carnival, Forensic Club, Ca- reers Day Representative, Senior Bake Sale: Ambi- tion: Salesman. IAI?viEiESShBJAtRElAsiA: Intercultural Student Council: HUTCHINS, BARBARA: Piano Club, Concert Choir, Spectator Representative. IACKSON, BEATRICE: Future Nurses Club, Y-Teens, Intercultural Student Council, Camival, Spectator Re- presentative. IACKSON, MARY: Intercultural Student Council, Camival: Ambition: Modeling. JAY, ROBERT E.: Forensic Club, Carnival: Ambition' Chemical Engineer. IERNUKIAN. RAYMOND: R.O.T.C.: Award: Graphic Art Merit. IIGGENS, BOB: Letterman's Club, Swimming Team Co-Captain: Awards: Swimming Letter, All American Award for Swimming. IOHNSON, GRETCHEN: Polar Bear Staff, Homeroom President, Secretary, Intercultural Student Council, Latin Club, Concert Choir, Camival Chairman, All- School-Comedy. JOHNSON, DIANA MAE: Concert Choir, Piano Club, I-Hop Committee. TOHNSON, RON: All My Sons, Angel Street, Forensic, Dramatics Clubs, Spinster Spin Band Chairman: Awards: Forensic Keys, National Thes- plan. IOHNSTON, FREDERICK LEE: Homeroom President, S.A., Band: Ambition: Home Builder: Interests: Table Tennis, Basketball. IULIAN, IANET: Forensic Club, G.A.L., Swimming Team, Tennis Team, Concert Choir, Advanced Choral Club, English Singers: Award: English Singer Letter. KACHADOORIAN, Dan V.: Interests: Sports: Ambi- tion: Law. KARINEN, LOWELL: Interests: Model Trains, Sports: Ambition: Carpenter. KAUTZ, MELVIN: Mechanical Drawing Club? Inter- ests: Sports, Drawing: Ambition: Draftsman. KELIHER, HELEN MARGARET: Basketball, Roller Skating: Interests: Swimming, Roller Skating: Ambi- tion: Nurse. KELLER, IAMES ROY: Concert Choir: Interests: Bowl ing, Mechanics. is 5. at Y x A s 'X W-22.112 X Z , . I' -iff' ' A, ' l ' I w M , f 4 V: gs ...M 'W X I I 1 X .se . e ft' W , 1, 3f:,.' ' 6 'W 5 y E 5 GX! fi f N. , f ' 1 Q X, fl V? , H f if 1, 'M 5? KX t A A55 6 iffffe V wit , ,gt f al A Fog Dr 3 .Q I, fz 1: 1 it-:fag ' , ff, 'L ,, iz. ' I?Q'fE.LT12 Afifl 3 2,7 35:1 o -2: ft. , - H , 2 f , I i A f V, -fy. 'j ,,, If ' 'NZ 5,-Z V .,,, 1- ' WW . UQ. . , ' , ' ' , --1, t if - 5 ' wm- .T If if , fy ,',, - . 2 f PM A1'AZ 4? ,,', M tl , A gygg Q ,, , 'J :Q 'llv 4' ' ,L ilil 1 :VX-4 : .,.x'..: 3- 1 -f and X ,,. , ., , , - U, fwfr-. .1 , f f mf 5 f W 1 v 4 4 Q 1 fu, ,Af , ff f , f 1 ff? fzfffdg f f lf ff f f Cf Q x4 15,7 f 3 I QM .tt : L I une Graduates KELYNACK, MILLICENT: S.A., Forensic, Spanish Clubs, Homeroom Secretary, Concert Choir, Camival: Awards: Shorthand: Interests: Sports, Music. KERWIN, BARBARA: Forensic Club, Career's Day Representative, Christmas Pageant, Carnival: Inter- ests: Sports: Ambition: Art Teacher. KING, CHARLES: Welding. KLEIN, ERNEST: Interests: Swimming, Dancing: Am- bition: Engineering. KLEIN, NANCY LEE: Orchestra, Polar Bear Art Edi- tor, Forensic Club, Mikado, Christmas Pageant, Iunior Prom Decorations Committee, Carnival Decora- tions Committee: Awards: Shorthand, Quill and Scroll, Music Camp. KOSHOWSKY, CATHERINE: English Singers, Foren- sic Club, G.A.L., Concert Choir, Field Hockey Team, Homeroom Vice-President, Christmas Pageant, Cami- val, Iunior Prom Committee: Award: Shorthand. KOURTAKIS, GEORGE: Homeroom President, Science Club, Highland Park Typographical Society President, Carnival: -Ambition: Printer. LAHAB, ISHMAEL: Carnival: Interests: Radio, Tele- vision: Ambition: Electrician. LANGE, ELLEN LORAINE: Band, Orchestra, Foren- sic Club, Biology, Riding Clubs, Carnival Auditorium Show: Award: Band Letter. LE GAULT, FRANCES: Awards: Shorthand: Ambi- tion: Secretary. LEIGHTON, CELIA: Fencing Team, Orchestra, Spec- tator, Polar Bear Staffs, Carnival Chairman, G.A.L. Treasurer, French, Latin Clubs: Awards: Fencing, Orchestra Letters, Music Scholarship . LEVY, LOIS: French, Ukelele Clubs, Camival. LISLE, DON: Carnival, Science Club Treasurer, S.A., l.etterman's Club, Homeroom Vice-President: Awards: Basketball, LORAW, PATRICIA: Polar Bear Staff, German Club Secretary, Cheerleader, Spectator Staff, Latin Club, All-School-Comedy, Angel Street, Homeroom Vice President. LOUGHLIN, TOM: Ambition: State Police: Interests: History, Mathematics. Dancing, Horseback Riding. LYLE, PHYLLIS: Intercultural Student Council, Y- Teens, Carnival. MADDICK, SHIRLEY: Ambition: Beautician: Interests: Dancing, Music. LOVANO, PAT: Ambition: Receptionist: Interests: I une Graduates MAGEL, DICK: Dramatics Club President, Our Town. All My Sons, George Washington Slept Here, All-School-Comedy, Carnival, Homeroom. President, German Club, Football Team: Award: National Thespian. MAHLMAN, ROBERT O.: German Club President. Carnival Chairman, Orchestra, Homeroom President. MANOUGIAN, LOUCILLE: Polar Bear Staff, Concert Choir: Award: Scholastic Key. MARCHILDON, IO ANN: Forensic Club, Carnival, Polar Bear Staff, Latin Club, Homeroom Treasurer, Prom, Banquet Committees: Ambition: Occupational Therapist. MARINI, IEAN: Ambition: Model: Interests: Dancing, Music, Bowling. MARTIN, HELEN LOUISE: Ambition: Receptionist: Interests: Music, Dancing. MARTIN. IOHN: MASON, IOHN: Swimming, Track Teams, Letter- man's Club: Awards: Swimming, Track Letters. MATLER, GAIL: French Club, Carnival. MATLOCK, WILMA RUTH: Intercultural Student Council Vice-President, Y-Teens, Concert Choir, Home- room Vice President, Camival. MATTOX, JESSE: R.O.T.C. MAULE, WARREN: MCCLARY, MYRTLE: Interests: Dramatics, Journal- ism. MCMILLAN, GEORGINA: Carnival, Biology Club, Future Nurses Club. MCNEIL, HAROLD: Swimming Team, Dramatics Club, Carnival, Band. MCPHERSON, SHIRLEY: Piano Club, English Singers, Concert Choir. Mikado. MERRIHEW, MARY LOU: Carnival Senior Bake Sale, Spanish Club, Card Sales Chairman: Award: Stenography. . MEYERS, ELIZABETH: Spectator, Polar Bear Staffs, Forensic, French Clubs, Tennis Team, Carnival, S.A., All-School-Comedy, Homeroom President: Awards: Third Year Forensic Key, Hearst Award. I 1A . . g '31, ,ffm -4, . ',,' . ' . , ., r t - ,,., ' f.:-' 2 :ver 'A . -f , . , , f ,, i f I 4 : W . f 'ii W fi a- . f' f r 1 ': ff f - , 3 ' f- 6. r g,w ,. 2 ,, C gg . 'li 1 ,,,, g , R? B ,,,, , 1. li I: .i.,. , A ,,, A -st! di A ff ' 11' I 5 I Q I Mr ' 7,4 Iune Graduates MIELKE, IOANN: Forensic Club Treasurer, Latin Club, Spectator Representative, Carnival Chairman. Polar Bear Staii, German Club, All-School-Comedy, Fencing Team: Awards: Forensic Key, Fencing Let- ter. MILLER, INA: S.A. Secretary, Our Town, Dra- matics Club, Christmas Pageant, Miniature Theatre, Majorette: Award: National Thespian. MILLER, IOAN SHIRLEY: Future Nurses, Biology Clubs, Homeroom Secretary, Christmas Pageant, Con- cert Choir. MILLER, LYLE: Dramatics, Letterman's Clubs, Our Town, Angel Street, George Washington Slept Here, Swimming, Camival: Awards: Swimming Let- ter, National Thespian. MILLS, BETTY LOU: Senior Bake Sale, Golf Team, Senior Ring Committee, Card Sales Chairman: Awards: Golf Letter, Stenography. MOILANEN, BERNIECE: Future Nurses Club Vice President: Award: Filing. MOSHENKO, ROBERT: Swimming Team. Letterrnan's Club, Band Secretary, Carnival: Awards: Band Letter. NASSER, SAM: Christmas Pageant: Awards: Schol- astic Keys, Merit Award. NEU, DANIEL W.: Swimming Team Manager, Car- nival, Homeroom Vice President, Letterman's Club, Band, Miniature Theater: Award: Swimming. NEUMANN, LAWRENCE: Forensic Club, Carnival, Homeroom President, S.A., Class Ring Representative. NORDSTROM, BOB: Ambition: Telegraph Operator: Interests: Basketball. NORRIS, CHARLES: S.A.: Ambition: Electrician. NOWICKE, IACK: Letterman's Club: Award: Track Letter. ODABACHIAN, ALICE: Concert Choir, English Singers, Mikado, Carnival, Christmas Pageant, Spring Concert: Award: English Singers. O'DEA, PAT: Swimming Team, Carnival Aquacade: Interests: Swimming, Record Collecting. OLIVER, ELLEN: English Singers, Spanish Club Sec- retary and Treasurer, Mikado, Career's Day Re- presentative, Carnival, Concert Choir, Christmas Pageants, Piano Club. ORR, ROBERT: Interests: Hunting, Fishing: Ambi- tion: Selling. OWENSBY, WALTER: Forensic Club President, De- bate Team, Camival, Career's Day Representative, All-School Comedy, Senior Bake Sale: Awards: For- ensic Key. I une Graduates PARAIAN, VIRGINIA: Forensic Club: Ambition: Certified Public Accountant. PARKER, CAROLYN: Our Town S,A., Spectator Editor, Dramatics Club, Carnival, All-School Comedy, George Washington Slept Here, Miniature Theater, Science Club Vice President, Homeroom Secretary: Awards: Quill and Scroll, National Thespian. PARKS, DAVE: Basketball Captain, Football, Carni- val, Letterrnen's, Latin Clubs: Awards: Football, Bas- ketball Letters: Ambition: Electrical Engineer. PATTISON, IACK: PAWLITZ, RICHARD LEE: Concert Choir, English Singers: Interests: Autos, Aviation, Music, Drawing: Ambition: Auto Accessories Salesman. PEARSON, KARL HERBERT: English Singers, Christ- mas Pageant, l.C. Choir: Award: English Singer Let- ter: Ambition: Doctor. PEKKALA, DERALD: Lettermen's Club, Career's Day Representative, Carnival, Baseball: Award: Baseball Letter: Interests: Sports, Travel. PETERS, DON: Homeroom President, Magazine Drive Manager, German Club, Carnival, Senior Bake Sale: Interests: Sports: Ambition: Doctor. PHIFER, IUANITA: PIERCE, RAY: Movie Operator Club: Interests: Elec- tronics, Mechanics: Ambition: Electrical Engineer. PETY, IOYCE: Miniature Theater, All-School Comedy, Carnival, French Club: Award: Orchestra Letter: Ambition: Public School Music. PINCHERA, CATHERINE: Riding Club, Carnival: In- terests: Swimming, Traveling, Horseback Riding: Am- bition: Work in Armed Forces. PLATTER, DOLLYANN: Carnival, Girls' Field Hoc- key, Piano Club: Awards: Shorthand: Ambition: Dance Teacher. PRIEST, PATRICIA: Our Town, Camival Audi- torium Show, Dramatics Club Treasurer, Miniature Theater, All-School Comedy, Angel Street Ticket Committee: Award: National Thespian. PRINCE, MARTHA: English Singers, Concert Choir, I.C. Choir, Biology Club Treasurer, All-School Com- edy, Carnival, Christmas Pageant: Award: English Singer Letter, PURCHIARONI, LOLA: Awards: Shorthand, Filing: Interests: Swimming, Bowling: Ambition: Secretary. QUIG, CAROLE A.: Hockey Team, Concert Choir, English Singers, I.C. Choir, German Club, G.A.L., Carnival, Christmas Pageant, Mikado: Ambition: Nurse. QUINN, GLORIA: Intercultural Student ouncil, Y- Teens, Band: Interests: Dancing, Roller Skating, Sports: Ambition: File Clerk. f 'Is 3 ,.', I 5 K :aff s vf X 3 vc- : ,f I f H Q, if Q W s,, , . Q 4' 5 g X ,, f If .,'., f ig . I Cal fl 4 any is' I , ' '31 sr, tlt, i f, , f - rf' 'I ' 'V :f' f . V , ., -. Q vi , 77? :fi . ' f, -. A PW- , I S 5, , ,V fV,V , 31 GA: f 02,7 f is . ' ww , rf aw. .4 ' BW, 11 1 , 4 f 4 f f 0 rf 3 . 1. ,.-17 .,, ., .4,. ':l'i'ff77f?i if I I V, X f 'fifQ'7 , . , ' lg ,Q K t f, 6 QQ .. V '14-2 I 25 ' 4 . ..A sr ' . , My ' .V K ' - f ' Q :,,,, I - V f',' , f Jill? - 4,4-gg 2 . XS 1 ff U L? i -sy M., oy. , ., my .-, ,f-mn, 4 4 . , !W?m,, gi W 1 6 :Qt if ,iziffiilfmfl-i 12,2 , ffiziff.: Lx , . 1 vh- I , ff e as AV , 44 K 1 A 1 We ,X .hm Q - I vff , --5 I , It I ff . X, I .5 , A , 1 , ax fy ! . ' Y 4f..f,5f .f 1 'X It , , , M fr 581 K 2 1 ffl f, 1, 6.5. ,- Q 1 f .-f r if i filling 4 '? : W 4 . A 4 f Q X447 fy I 46 '-', 5, , ,I , -1,51 ' V:-,f ' 47 32 I une Graduates RAIRIGH, MARIE: Dramatics Club, Our Town, Carnival, Senior Banquet Committee. RANDOLPH, ORA LEE: G.A.L., Carnival, Spanish Club: Award: Filing: Interests: Tennis, Swimming. RESTUM, FAYLEE: Iunior Prom Committee, S.A.. Homeroom Secretary, Carnival: Award: Shorthand: Ambition: Secretary. RETFORD, KENNETH: Our Town Stage Crew. Angel Street Sound Technician, Camival: Award: National Thespian: Ambition: Veterinarian. RHODES, MARY ELLEN: Y-Teens, Carnival, Future Teachers Club: Ambition: Teacher. RIEDEL, CAROLYN: Future Nurse's Club, Concert Choir, I.C. Choir: Ambition: Nursing. RITCHIE, IAMES: Mechanical Drawing Club: ln- terests: Photography, Sports, Drawing: Ambition: Drattsman. ROBERTSON, MARGARET: G.A.L., Carnival, lunior Prom Committee, French Club: Interests: Bowling: Ambition: Airline Hostess. ROBINSON, FRANK RANDOLPH: Homeroom Trea- surer: Interests: Sports: Ambition: Armed Forces Ot- iicer. ROGERS, IIMMIE: Interests: Music, Art, Basketball: Ambition: Tool and Die Maker. ROOT, ALTON: Track, Science Club, S.A.: Interests: Sports: Ambition: Engineer. ROWE ROBERT: English Singers, Camival, Christ- mas Pageant, Spectator Representative: Awards: English Singers Letter. RYAN, IANET: Senior Class Vice President, Fencing Team Captain, Orchestra President, Forensic Club, Intercultural Student Council: Awards: Fencing Let- ter, Music Scholarship, Orchestra Letter. SALAH, IASMINE: Polar Bear Art Editor, Spectator Staff, French Club, Carnival: Awards: Quill and Scroll, Stenography. SAYIG, RICHARD: Camival, Dramatics, Latin Clubs, Band: Award: Band Letters. SCHEIDERICK, ARLENE: Carnival, Cheerleadeli Forensic, Spanish Clubs, S.A., Career's Day Repre- sentative, Homeroom Secretary, Vice President: Award: Shorthand. SCHELL, IACQUELINE: Carnival: Interests: Music Sports. SCHROPP, LONA LEE: Carnival, Latin, G.A.L., Bio- logy Clubs, Christmas Card Sales Chairman: Awards: Typing, Shorthand. 1 Iune Graduates SCHREIBER, HERBERT: Swimming, Track Teams, German Club, Carnival: Award: Swimming Letter. SCI-IUETTE, LENORE: Mikado, Forensic, German Clubs, Carnival: Award: English Singers Letter. SCHWALLER, OLINDA MARIE: German Club, Car- nival, All-School-Comedy, Orchestra, Miniature Thea- ter, Christmas Pageant: Award: Orchestra Letter. SCOTT, IOAN: English Singers, Concert Choir, Choral Club. SEAY, BOBBIE: Y-Teens, Future Teachers, Science, French Clubs, Intercultural Student Council, Roller Skating Club. SEMAN, NORMAN: S.A., Football Team, Carnival, Lettermen's Club. Welding Vice President: Awards- Football Letters. SHAD, ALICE: Piano Club: Interests: Swimming, Basketball. SHEPHERD, GWENDOLYN: English Singers, Inter- cultural Student Council, liiano Club. SIELAFF, IILL: Forensic, Riding Clubs, All-School- Comedy, Camival. - ' 2? ff , f 5 if 5 , f fff f- 49 f f 27 ,1 , SITLER, HARRY A.: Dmmqucs, science Clubs, Home- ' ' room President: Award: Baseball Letter. ' 7 SLAGLE, DOROTHY MARGUERITE: English Singers, , Christmas Pageant, Career's Day Representative. : SMALE, PHILLIP: Ambition: Medical Technologist: I Interests: Science. SMITH, IUDY: S.A., Mikado, All My Sons, Car- nival, Senior Bake Sale Chairman, English Singers, Concert Choir, Christmas Pageant. SMITH, ROBERT: Intercultural Student Council, Homeroom President, Treasurer, Carnival. SMITH, MARTHA IEAN: Y-Teens, Future Nurses, Roller Skating, Piano Clubs, Intercultural Student Council. SMOOT, MARY ELLEN: Dramatics, French, Langu- age Clubs, All-School-Comedy, S.A., Spectator Re- presentative, Miniature Theater, Orchestra, Our Town Make-up Committee: Awards: French, Orches- tra Letter. SORENSEN, RALPH: S.A.: Ambition: Mechanical Engineer. STAFFORD, CYNTHIA ANN: Spectator Editor-In- Chief, Carnival Chairman, Polar Bear Staff, Latin Club Treasurer, I-Hop Committee, All-School-Comedy, Senior Prom Committee: Awards: Quill and Scroll, Scholastic Writing. ff ' if wil: , ,,., fy., I . .,.ffzg V U xi. 5 K . 'fv , W, l ' 1' ffl ' Q . ls 4, Q , ,se M f '-2, ,-.M 33 , fr . t 5 , f if Ira., , if ', X , , , , I I 4 Y :A ' ff wp: K. Q lr l f f .5 V, 1 5 f f,',, V, X, fifty 21 cw ff 1 'fafmrf' . .,- ,, Q5- ,, I 1 J 7 'I J., In ,, . Q 'f X 5, , ff Wy. 'si ,Y t . Q. 1, mice , 1. '13 ' ,, ,, f'1 . 4 We U' 1' -f f 1 ' -xi V ,n'j:fw fg+n.:'f?e35 ' f, f ,.-.., uf. .,, . . ,,,A, , , ' yi! ',,- ze I ,. , . A ct.. ' t- w-, 9'- 7 t re, 5 J -543,5 ' T' ,J .,VA 3 . g A A 1 , o f , , + : fw- t 'S 3 . ,A , . .,,jA, , , i ' 2 t . ,, i M. f I. Q. :-. 4 - tt V. , ! ,W . QQ- 34 Iune Graduates . STAFFORD, ELIZABETH: Gennan Club President. Carnival Chairman, Tennis Team, Class Banquet Committee, Youth Council, All-School-Comedy, Home- room Secretary, Christmas Pageant. STANDISH, KATHLEEN: Carnival, Y-Teens, Card. Magazine Sales Committees: Award: Shorthand. STARK, ARNOLD: Forensic Club. STROTHER, JIM: Homeroom Treasurer, Carnival: Ambition: Selling. SYKES, LEE ROY: Intercultural Student Council. TATGE, ROY: Camival, Letterman's Club, Science Club Vice President, I-Hop Committee: Award: Foot- ball Letter. TEA, CLARK: Spectator Stafift: Interests: Radio. TERVO, CAROL: Piano Club: Interests: Swimming, Piano. THRIEPLAND, DORIS: Iunior Prom Committee, Car- nival: Interests: Swimming, Music: Ambition: Secre- tary. TILLER, NORMA JEAN: Interests: Tennis, Bowling. Swimming, Dancing: Ambition: Airline Stewardess. TILLMAN, OCTAVIA: Roller Skating, Y-Teens: In- terests: Dancing, Swimming, Skating: Ambition: Sec- retary. TOOTALIAN, MARK: Lettermen's Club, Baseball, Football, Homeroom Treasurer, 'Iunior Prom Commit- tee: Awards: Baseball, Football Letters: Ambition: Accountant. TORIGIAN, HELEN: All My Sons, Homeroom Sec- retary, Piano Club: Awards: Dramatics: Interests: Music, Sports. TRACY, TONY: Interests: Hunting, Fishing, Auto. mobiles: Ambition: Auto Mechanic. URIDGE, CARL: Band, Orchestra, Movie Operator, Spanish Clubs: Ambition: Music Teacher. VAN DIRSTEN, GRETCHEN: Polar Bear Staff, Car- nival, Spanish Club: Interests: Sports. VANE, DEAN: Forensic Club Vice President, Carni- val, Our Town, Ange1 Street, Spectator, Polar Bear Staffs, Miniature Theater, Dramatics Club, Homeroom President: Awards: Forensic Key, National Thespian. VER WIEBE, JACK: Ukulele Club President, Car- Eival, Christmas Pageant: Award: English Singer etter. I I une Graduates VLISIDES, LEE: Carnival, Dramatics Club, Angel Street, Our Town. WAITES, WILLIAM E.: Dramatics, French Clubs, Our Town, Angel Street, Miniature Theatre, Ten- nis Team: Award: National Thespian. WALLS, JAMES: Science Club, Camival, I-Hop Com- mittee. WALSH, LOVISA: Cheerleader Captain, Concert Choir, English Singers, Carnival, Forensic Club, Fu- ture Nurses Club, Career's Day Representative, Sen- ior Bake Sale: Award: Cheerleader Letter. WEBER, CHARLES: Home Room Vice-President, Secretary: Ambition: Engineer. WEBER, JAMES: Forensic Club, Polar Bear Editor-In- Chiei, Carnival Chairman, Spectator Staff: Awards: Scholastic Writing, Quill and Scroll. WEBER, MARLENE: French, Ukulele Clubs, Cami' val. , WEBER, RICHARD: ' Carnival Finance Co-Chairrnan, German Club Secretary, Orchestra, Magazine Drive Co-Chairman, Career's Day Representative, Senior Bake Sale, All-School Comedy: Awards: Interlocken Music Camp. WEIERMAN, DON: H.P.T.S.: Interests: Hunting, Fish- ing: Ambition: Printer. WEINBAUM, ROBERT C.: Polar Bear and Spectator Sports Editor, Senior Prom Committee, S.A., Swim- ming Team, All-School-Comedy, Latin Club, Iunior Prom Committee: Awards: Scholastic Writing Award. WELSH, RUSS: All My Sons, Angel Street Make- Up, Our Town Make-Up, Dramatics Club, Cami- val, Miniature Theater: Award: National Thespian. WHITE, PHYLLIS: Awards: Shorthand, Filing: In- terests: Swimming, Reading: Ambition: Secretary. WICKSTROM, JANET: Cheerleader, Majorette, Car- nival: Award: Majorette Letter: Interests: Dancing, Swimming. I WIESINGER, LYNN: Carnival Publicity Committee, Auditorium Show, All-School Comedy, Homeroom Sec- retary, Biology Club: Award: Shorthand. WILCOX, BEN: Football Team, Lettermen's Club President, Camival: Awards: Football Letters. WILLIAMS, IAMES: Fencing, Dramatics Club: Award: Fencing Scholarship. WILSON, DICK: Football, Track Teams, Letterrnen's Club, Camival Police Chairman, Homeroom Vice President, Banquet: Awards: Two Football Letters. WOLTMAN, PAT: G.A.L. Vice President, Basketball, Hockey, Tennis Teams. , l .31 1 f , . L if fi fe '1 V 1 ,Viv fgfw 1. In-fuig-. f ',,t I '- . it Y 'K , gy . , f J V, W R f! X . Q 1 f , f , M , I f ,f ,f - L' V ff' f inf? t in 'II f f 4 Q. , , f 'Q 2 4-f 4 X of I fl f X X f 14' f f' f ,:,, . if I ' 'f 741 W 2.45, Q 1, :ww-.I gig' ay V' Q44 , X ,,,, 7, , I une Graduates WYLIE, LEON: Ambition: Tool and Die Maker: In- terests: Basketball, Football. WYNN, ELEANOR: Dramatics Club, Intercultural Student Council, Dramatic Reading Contest: Awards: Forensic Key, National Thespians. WYNNS, MARGARET: Award: Shorthand: Ambition: Secretary. YJ 1 ' f ,i' A , . P ' A ' .. .V YOUNG, EUNICE: Future Nurses Club: Ambition: r V - , I Nursing- I V , - , ' 'ii YOUNG, LAURETTE: Forensic Club, Carnival, I-Hop Q? ,',,' ' Committee: Awards: Filing, Shorthand. : ,,,V ,vrf YOUNG, -TOM: Ambition: Weider: Interests: spot-ts. rss :,:: t ' 1, ,,,, ilu f f , .f: f:,s:i 7,2 ,-vk ,A i f . ZINK, RUTH ELLEN: 12B Homeroom President, Ger- man Club: Interests: Dancing, Swimming: Ambition: Secretary. -CAMERA SHY- BIRK, BOB: Varsity Basketball, Letterman's Club, Carnival: Awards: Athletic Award. BRILL, SANDY: Band, Orchestra: Award: Wayne University Summer Band Scholarship: Ambition: Pro- fessional Iazz Drummer. EBBESEN, DAVID: R.O.T.C. GORSHE, RAY: Mechanical Drawing Club: Ambi- tion: Draftsman. GRAY, IACK: Band, Orchestra, Carnival: Awards: Band, Orchestra Letters: Interests: Music, Sports! Ambition: Musician. HILL, IOSEPH: Intercultural Student Council, State Musical Solo Ensemble: Awards: Band Letters: Am- bition: Aeronautical Engineer. HOLLINGSWORTH, WANDA: HOLZNAGLE, BOB: HOWELL, THOMAS: Our Town. LAHAB, ABDULLAH LUKINS, ILONA: Science Club Secretary, Carnival, Christmas Pageant: Ambition: Lawyer. MARKS, IOHN: German Club: Interests: Baseball. MARVIN, SHIRLEY ELAINE: Y-Teens: Ambition: Teaching: Interests: Swimming, Music. MOREHEAD, MICHAEL: Ambition: Advertising: In- terests: Travel, Sports. O'SULLIVAN, MARGARET: Award: Shorthand: In- terests: Boolcs, Ambition: Stenographer. PLEINESS, MERI LOU: Iunior Prom Committee, Car- nival, Basketball, Badminton: Awards: Shorthand Gregg Award. POWELL, DENNIS I.: Track, Homeroom President and Vice-President: Interests: Traveling STERLING, ROBERT: SWARTZ, IACK: Orchestra, Homeroom President. THOMAS, ROY: Geor e Washin t .H Ambition: Politician. g g on Slept Here' UPRIGHT, MARY: Tennis, Basketball: Interests: Hair Styling: Ambition: Lab Technician. WINTER, KENT: Interests: Music, Cars. 36 ,f, 1' few , ' , , if., lf K, 9, AM ,,.,. If W-.-MW.. I ? W- f , Ziyi f 'N' 1- wx, ff K 38 ACADEMIC . . . . '. . that portion of our schoolwork which, to most of us, means, be done. v ' th1s ...-uns . s r X lv X X X : Q I 109161119 p '-.5 G9 X I Q .lv 7 Srfolwpzl. ' f ' .QP K ' l Vi v 'i Mr. Palmer inspecting one of the many fine jobs turned out by U , . .ifiDDZ'QQ., -1 fl 69' 1 'is I ' .', f I Q' 0 - pf N 47 rc: - i - O 7 li Q ,A 2 2 1 1 M 0 ' ' l ' X U f X ' 14 V ' 5 Q ' 1 ll . f .Cf .Q 4' sv .Q our prop crew . . . Teacher. could you help me with my shoe, please . . . A sociology class discusses the basic stages of growth . . . Catherine Koshowsky and Carole Harvey have no trouble keeping busy at nursery school. Y' fl I G0 9? x l l ws 53 .lQ J n ,1 im' 95 'isdn' Mr. Larzelere prepares to give a student driving lesson . . . Radio speech students run over an original script . . . Ken Retford caught adding a few finishing touches . . . Many girls have lent a hand in the interior decoration of our new Home -Ec. lab. X . f, . - -l2,?,k'ib2TciQi?fMlkQ'ffzKi1KX . ,tk ,, fi pi F 2 13f ii wt is-it W it i Xi! v- Hx '-'75 Di , ,f p 7, 5 fa ,xi l '.a'l'l-I LHYXMLR , V 'I A Q. ffilisf-3x 'J l Q, X s-'rf , ' 14 Qgmbws B l 1 0 N i if J: gyqgwn .qw v 'Y V A A 5 5 A ' 4? is 1' in i' A ' ,K f 'A 1! A Z II, 4' 46 s 7 -9' vsl ! X yy 55, .O QR, v V 4 Q A ., cv if UUUUU A group of instrumentalists nm through a favorite arrangement . . . Mr. Buck gives a few pointers to a piano class . . . Barrie Bryant pauses at the ivories . . . Voice lessons are under the direction of Mrs. Hicks. e 6 . Q KJ ' WW E A peek at the boys hard at work in the auto shop . . . Mr. Boze observes a welding job . . . Miss Hastings looks concemed about posture at the keys . . . Iim Anderson, intent on his draftinq. N i -' Ck w 000005 A .bmah Q 4, Y , W X X I Oi-40 ll 5-DO xox x : . I I , .0 Q ..!9 J' N if +, JJ A ' A 4 2: V f X -1 X ,A ' 25,5 ZW lll X 5 '95 'gut-fog.- - i I E Y Mrs. Maholland running a history class through a weekly quiz . . . Halls and Docking look concemed about their soldering . . . Study hall snapped in a pensive mood . . . Samples of the beautiful jewelry pieces designed by Parkers . . . Gretchen, Arlene, and Pizzaro seem interested in their ceramics projects. y yyyy, ,fl if M5555 I ,I any 1 f111'G'I f A- C. U Af'i?Z2'2 4 W Mrs. Harlan's 10A Iournalism class getting out that paper! . . . Elvin, Ianet, and Ralph are quite involved with their experiment . . . A basketball . . . or pennies from heaven? . . . Biology stu- dents eye a stuffed bird . . . and it's not a turkey! . . . lack and Iackie dig in at that homework while Mrs. Iean Eble helps an- other student find a book. ii-.R '-xsii 46 S+, -N. ACTIVITIES . . . . . . the happy times and hearty laughs that will stay longest in our memories of Highland Park. Assemb1ies,Ic1ubs, dances, the carnival . . . have all taught us to like being together and creating together. 'I'his community spirit will help us in later demonstrating the better things this younger generation IS coming to. 47 V0-rg 3 -Y 117 Q , fffffff X 7.4 i. - v l N 5 f fag l t rx Highland Park High School's student govern- ing body, the Student Association, has again fulfilled its purpose by continuing to improve the school for students and teachers in the past year. One of the organi'zation's biggest projects for the year, the interschool visitation program tor Border Cities League schools, took place crt Highland Park when the school was host to dele- gations from schools in the area around Detroit. The delegates discussed problems common to all of the schools, and talked about athletic plans for next year. The Student Association was busy in other fields and accomplished a great deal for the Student Policy Makers good of the school. One of these accomplish- ments was the new juke-box, purchased for use in the student lunch room. The group sponsors and supervises class elections, and has charge of the various charity drives. The movies, shown to students during lunch hours, is another pro- ject. Plans underway for next year include a homecoming program for alumni and a huge pep rally. Officers of the SA. are Eric Lindbloom, presi- dent: Nedra Bitting, vice-president: Ina Miller, secretaryg and Mary Holmes, treasurer. Faculty adviser to the group is Miss Mary Campbell. FIRST ROW: S. Kauffman, I. Smith, M. Smoot, M. Kelynack, D. Montgomery, M. Hahn, S. Mac- Cartan, P. Sherban, S. Crede. SECOND ROW: M. Arbogast, N. Bitting, H. Cox, T. Priest, B. Halls, L. Melfi. K. Neilson, E. Alexander. M. Holmes, I. Hood, I. Miller. THIRD ROW: M. Lovell, F. Iohns- ton, E. Draheirn, R. Sorensen, E. Lindbloom, I. Grotewohl, I. Walker, A. Shaver, H. Rianharet. ff? - f- TY 5' X10 , K vu KZ Nr' A I x Student Policy Makers The Civic League, formerly the governing body for Lower Division students, has, under the new school organization, been meeting with the Student Association, and aiding in that group's projects. But the Civic League has continued in many worthy projects by itself, in addition to its new responsibilities. The most successful of these projects was the All-School party, first held last fall, and which will become an annual activity. A dance, held this spring, was an additional part of the group's recreational program. One of the most important of the Civic League's many activities is the work done by the Sanitation and Safety Committee, which has accomplished much to improve the condition of the school buildings. The general aims of the organization are to promote safety, help keep the school clean, and sponsor welfare and recreational programs. The sponsor of the Civic League is Miss Flor- ence Pendell. Officers for the past year were: Ted Chaffin, president: Patti Casper, vice-president: Betty Iones, secretary: Richard Bailey, treasurer: and Christine Maline, parliamentarian. FIRST ROW: ,N. Mertoian, I. Arnold, I. Rashid, N. Getzen, D. Snowden, P. Casper, E. Dearbekeridn, C. Maline, L. Dolts. SECOND ROW: E. Valesano, S. York, B. Carlisle, T. Taylor, B. Baker, G. Rakolta D. Wilce, I. Marchildon, R. Bailey. THIRD ROW: I. Mark, I. Martin, D. Runnels, L. Cor- radi, T. Chaffin, R. Bailey, R. Wonacott, G. Papadelis. I FIRST Row R.McAffhur, s. McMahon, A. Huchigicm, P. Pekkqlu, K. Harford, I. Long, A. Woloy L Wolck I Kaufman, I. Miller. SECOND ROW: I. Eastman, R. Molitor, C. Thomsen, G. Armnaqe R Culver A Seneski, R. Gould, M. Greene, L. Pedrick. THIRD ROW: N. Constas, D. Mikhk I BIOLOGY CLUB . . . a very active and popular group around Highland Park . . . interest devoted to science and the elements of nature . . experiments, films, speakers, and field trips round out the agenda. SCIENCE CLUB the first club es a 1S e y viser and active enlarged membership Pictured below are FIRST ROW B Holloway M Wynne V Tugqle A An drews, R. Blake. SECOND ROW: I. Howard R. Tatge D. Lisle P. Cooper D . . . ' t bl' h d with H.P.'s iv - covered walls . . . back in full swing this year with a new ad- Nahabedian, M. York. Science . . . el Operators . . .ll LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Poole, D. Nordquist, R. Baker, I. Powell, M. Howell, G. Armitage, E. Newman, B. De Chant, and adviser Mr. William Erickson. MOVIE OPERATORS CLUB . . . Organized as a pool of reliable projectionists who would be able to operate movie equipment in the school . . . composed only of students who have school permits to run school projectors . . . adviser Mr. William Erickson . . . president, lack Martin . . . secretary, Earl Newman. 4 STAMP CLUB . . . organized just this year but already drawing the attention of students interested in stamp collections . . . under the sponsorship of Mrs Nell Rossow .. . members meet to compare their own collections with those of others . . . club president, Margaret Wulff . . . secretary, Geraldine Lurtz treasurer, Emery Dokman. - GROUPED AROUND THE TABLE: L. Conklin, E. Dokman, G. Lurtz, M. Wulfi T Gulledge P McCann, STANDING: S. Lakoff, K. Biller. l g+t 1TY11 1 fslnllnr-+A-re ami.-. ,M.-...--1-1 Temperature Takersu 1 . . and lntroducing the New Riding Club RIDING CLUB H.P.'s newest club . . . organized for students who like horses and want to know more about how to handle them . . . under the sponsorship of Mrs. Nell Young, club members elected lim Linley, president, Ronald Goforth vice-president, and Ioan Zin- ski treasurer. FUTURE NURSES CLUB . . . purpose of the Future Nurses Club is to acquaint high school girls who are interested in the various types of work in the field of nursing . . . speakers and field trips to nearby hospitals are enjoyed by the club members, At the right, Marjory Greene, club president, and Mrs. Helen Koltonski, adviser, are shown with Ioan Miller, club secretary. ' One and - Two . The gay crowd at the right is made up of ninth and tenth grade members of the Dance Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Marion Beard. These students meet every other Wednesday to improve their social dancing skills and have a little fun at the same time. Music is supplied by records the students bring from home. Club members pictured at the right are: H, Shroyer, W. Duncan, I. Smith, C. Yancey, I. Keil, and I. Utykansky. Highlight of the year's activities for members of the Piano Club IS their an nual Solo-Nite presented this year on April 30 at the McGregor Library This program features both solo and two piano numbers The Piano Club has as its president Barrie Bryant, with Mrs Helen Wortley as club adviser 'IW-l1OlQ who nh 'l'-l ID lfnvlfxnnrrlu l , SEATED AT PIANO: E. Kupaliczn, M Barnett FIRST ROW I Miller S McPherson E Howard B. Rehbine, B. Weyand, C. Daregas, D Beattie I Vickers B Bryant L Thomas SECOND ROW F Donnard, G. Shepherd, I. Benson, Mrs Helen Wortley B Walker f V' 1 , Sweatermenl FIRST ROW: I. Kane, H. White, D. Pekkala, N. Seman, D. Wilson, I. Grotewohl, B. Wilcox, M. Tootalian, K. Stolle, M. York, T. Waldron. SECOND ROW: I. Mason, D. Philips, I. Rasch, I. Anderson, M. Gazdik, N. Murphy, C. Schippel I. Surface, C. Randles, L. Iackson, D. Neu, I. Ahmad. THIRD ROW: W. Somerville, B. Birk, D. Iohnson, B. Iones, A. Farrar, B. Blackmer, I. Nowicke, C. Smith, B. Docking, I. Estell, B. Ford. FOURTH ROW: R. Gould, D. Parks, D. Iohnson, G. Duncan, I. Engram, I. Carlsen, R. Miklik, C. Duncan, C. Heath, One of the primary aims of the LeFtermen's Club this term was to build up cr sagging treasury. To accomplish this purpose our ath- letes gave a dance, The Lettennen's Leap, after the first basketball game of the season. Other club activities included the distribution of programs at the football games, hall duty, and policing at the home basketball games. Base- ball coach Frank Pellerin sponsored the club this year, succeeding Arthur Solow. T An-v-n-I-nrv QTNf'N'Y'l'G'l YIf11'1C-I I':'Y1 H. Trax, B. Moshenko, B. Bryant. The Girls' Athletic League continued to be one of the most active clubs around school this year, what with initiation, the selling of Highland Park T-shirts, and other projects. Mrs. Iean Baker was again adviser to the club while Ioan Groehm moved from the Veep position which she held last year, to the Prexy spot. Pat Woltman took over as vice-president with De- borah McKeown as secretary and Celia Leigh- ton as treasurer. Pictured from left to right are, FIRST ROW: B. Woolf, D. McKeown, I. Groehn, P. Woltman, C. Leighton, B. Burchell. SECOND ROW: I. Chadboume, S. Hill, G. Sabatini, I. Peattie, I. Lynch, P. man, D. Wilce, G. Burton, P. Pearsall, I. Cates, M. Stubbs, Mrs. Iean Baker. FOURTH ROW: I. Dumas, M. Waymer, A. Ahlert, R. Husa, B. Cooper, H, Wessinger. Tobias, T. Tadian. THIRD ROW: I. Kauf- For Better Human Relations . . An organization planned to promote good relations between different racial groups in the school, the Intercultural Student Council has presented several interesting projects to the school. The council advisers, Miss Lillian Taylor and Mr. Harvey Iackson, have brought musical exchange assemblies from other schools in the area to Highland Park. The club's most important project is its sponsorship of a Navajo Indian school in the southwest. Building' Body, Spirit, and Mind The Y-Teens, organized along lines similar to the Y.M.C.A., has worked on many fine. pro- jects through the school year. Most of the plans are based on the idea of helping the com- munity. An eirample of this is the bake sale, held to benefit the Childrens' Hospital. - The president of the Y-Teens is Willie Benson, the treasurer is Bernita Anthony, and the club's supervisor is Mrs. Flor- ence Rosenthal. LATIN CLUB light of the year. GERMAN CLUB Genncm songs and customs are of special interest to this group . . . projects include help for Korean children . . . adviser Mrs. Eleanore Schmidt and president Libby Stafford are proud of the club's interest and activity. FIRST ROW: Mrs.Eleanore Schmidt, H. Carlson, D. Hinrichs, E. Stafford, P. Loraw, H. Schreiber, H. Cox. SECOND ROW: O. Schwaller, L. Schuette, M. Fundukian, K. Beuerle, R. Hill I. Slosser, R. Weber, S. Caudill. THIRD ROW: D. Magel, E. Vickers, I. Marks, D. Peters, R. Mahlman, B, Wilcox. , ' .- . . -r zvwfww FIRST ROW: D Montgomery, S. Terrill, P. Ruopp, B. Flora, M. Greene P Sherban E Valesano C. Andrews. SECOND ROW: V. Hawley, T. Shissler, I. Bates, M Ellis H Durham I Firden I Ped dle, B. Christoif, I. Rashid, B. Iohnson. THIRD ROW: B. Smith, T Brown I Mallory L Schinagel R. Rendy, G. Manninen, E. Navickas, S. Hendrickson, B. Williams FOURTH ROW C Blatt S Schneiderl A. Hunter, I. Surface, I. Grotewohl, W. Vreeland, P Sullinger M Shelton Became member of the Iunior Classical League of Detroit this year . . . translation of popular music into Latin was fun for the semester project . . . their annual senior banquet is a club high 'tom FIRST ROW: L. Dotts, F. Iohnson, H. Zilliken, M. Maurenza, K. Allex, S. Speckin, M. Halls, B. Woolf SECOND ROW: T. Chokreif. A. Michaelian, T. Pappas, B. Geurin, P. Frederick, C. Brownell, I Barakat, V. Pelton, I. Peterson, D. Derderian. SPANISH CLUB Movies, parties, and initiation activities fill the agenda . . . special interest directed toward the new Community Youth Organization . . . under the sponsorship of likeable Mr. William Valade . . . new members are welcomed yearly. FRENCH CLUB Pictures one of the busiest groups around Highland Park the Victory Dance, holiday parties, and a traditional dinner are always among their activities . . . care packages were again sent to France . . . hats off to adviser Mrs. Roy and the members who continue to make this club one of the largest at H. P. FIRST ROW: S. Finclikian, M. Fleischman, M. Smoot, A. Iamadarian, B. Waites, Z. Story, K. Stolle, B. Crumbaker, I. Heiden, C. Gould, G. Matler. SECOND ROW. Mrs. Rosina Roy, R. Malejean. O. Iensen, M. Stubbs, C. Leighton, B Brownell. S. Crabtree, A. Tapani, A. Hogopian, P. Cole, I. Amold, D. Iay, C. Carter, S. Hill, B. Whitkope, C. Lacey. THIRD ROW: I. Proen, M. Weber, L. Levy, DQ Lyn- don, G. Golclstick, P. Sullinger, I. Musselman, I. Klouser, P. Davis, C. Taylor, M. Maule, D. Robinson, E., Meyers, B. Cooper, D. Yarger. FOURTH ROW: A. Alexander, C. Merigian, R. Luft, R. Cortright, M. Lovell, D. Story, I. Pattison, W. Symons, M, Dakesian, C. Geurin, C. Campbell, S. Rawlings. Gentlemen of the Press When the Spectator staff members met forthe first time in September, little did they visualize the year ahead of them. With the job of putting out an issue every other week looming before them, the staff, under the direction of Cynthia Stafford, editor-in-chief, did their best to produce a top-notch publication. Editors and faculty ad- viser, Mrs. Mary Harlan, spent the Tuesday night before publication at the Highland Parker Putting the Spec to bed, and enjoying every minute of it. In October the staff attended the annual High School Iournalism Conference at Michigan State College. Spec headlines in November and t 1' , , g.M.,,.,, December told of football season, the opening of the basketball season, the fall play, and elections, While in Ianuary banners on the Carnival and graduation heralded these events. February brought the Spec a Freedom Foun- dations Editorial award-a gold plaque-for Sarah Leuedders', last year's editor-in-chief, editorial Spec Speaks-on Easterf' Represent- ing the Spectator, Cynthia and Mrs. Harlan flew to Valley Forge, Pa., for the presentation ceremonies. March found the staff busily putting out the issues concerning basketball finals, April saw Don Lyndon, third page editor, off to Europe, and May found graduating seniors with the Washington trip and the University of Michigan Iournalism Conference foremost in their minds. Iune came all too soon, and as a climax to the year's activities, members of the Spec and Polar Bear staffs held their annual Publications Banquet. Graduating seniors were honored, editors for the coming year were announced, and new members were received into the Ad- dison and Steele chapter of H.P.'s Quill and Scroll, National Iournalism Honorary. Page editors Don Lyndon, Susan MacCartan, Kathleen Beurele, Eric Lindbloom, Martha Rasch Celia Leighton, and Bob Weinbaum confer with Cynthia Stafford, editor-in-chief, cn a coming issue. Carolyn Parker, first page editor, was absent when the picture was taken. . --N-. My ' Ugmnfif. XR x el Yearbook Staff at Work . . From September to spring, the Polar Bear staff was busily scheduling pictures, making page lay-outs, writing copy, and collecting advertisements. The staff, divided into art and copy sections, is co-edited by Donna Hill and Iirn Weber. Art editors were Nancy Klein, Bus- sell Francoeur, Ioan Heiden, and Iasrnine Salah. After sending the book to the printer, the staff turned to the job of selling yearbooks to the students. The two sales drives made the Polar Bear a financial success, and much credit goes to the advertising manager, Pat Anderson, who did a splendid job. The staff owes a special tribute to the fine efforts of faculty advisers Mrs. Mary Harlan and Miss Lillian Taylor, who contri- buted much to the success of the Polar Bear. .l.-ni Better Speakers For a Better Future . . . T FIRST ROW: L. Walsh, R. Iohnson, M. Stubbs, G. Burton, M. Hotbauer, T. Citrin, W. Owensby, I. Hood, I. Mielke, D. Vane, I. Iulian. SECOND BOW: E. LaFrey, H. Raty, M. Coyle, E. Meyers, L. Brannan. A. Scheiderick, D. Hill, I. Marchildon, E. Lange, I. Sielaft, B. Kerwin, L. Young, D. Binkel- man, D. Fisher. THIRD ROW: P. Anderson, M. Kelynack, S. MacCartan, C. Harvey, K. Stolle, K. Neilson. B. Smith, N. Klein, I. Ryan, N. Wimmer, I. Greenwood. FOURTH ROW: ' B. Docking. L. Melfi, I. Walker, W. Rodgers, D. Lyndon, K. Stokes, C. Howell, T. Zerse, I. Weber. FORENSIC CLUB . . . important in preparing its members to face this socially complex world. The' 1951-52 season will long be remembered for it was filled with activities such as club parties, field trips, and B.C.L. conferences. By parti- cipating in assemblies, members were given a chance to express themselves and develop a feeling of responsibility. Club dances, The Kick-Ott and Spin- ster's Spin, made for more co-operation, leadership, and the enjoyment of workingtogethf DEBATING TEAM . . . those who have proved themselves capable of re- Orators presenting Highland Park in the state and Metropolitan League debates. This season the debaters won 11 of their 16 league contests. Through their ex- periences they have leamed to more easily face unexpected situations and show others the better things the younger generation IS coming to. Iocmne Mielke Creservel. Debaters pictured here are: Pat Anderson fre servel, Walter Owensby, Don Lyndon, Mr. Merle Smith Ccoachi, Toby Citrin, Keith Neilson and All 1-lf-an lmfnrlrqla ri g'l'f'1f'TQ -H . . . and on Highland Park's stage Dramatics Club members really shine! . . . with the annual fall and spring plays, .Miniature Theater productions, theater parties, and school assemblies only a few of the major activities undertaken by this active group . . . Mrs. Gwen Young is club adviser . . .Dick Magel, presi- dent . . . Iane Hamilton, Vice-president .. . Lou Brannan, recording secretary . . . Nedra Bitting, corresponding secretary . . . Mark Fleischman, treasurer . . Lyle Miller, sargeant-at-anns. In the picture above Mark Fleischman, Ann Austin, and Loretta Gonzalez enact a scene from the Miniature Theater production of The Barretts of Wimpole Street while club membe-rs look on. They are: B. Hardenburg, R. Franceour, L. Brannan, W. Waites, R. Welsh, P. Priest, E. Wynn, S. Terrill, B. Bryant, H. Peterson, L. Miller, I. Warren, D. Vane, C. Parker, N. Bitting, T. Priest, R. Iohnson, I. Hamilton, R. Sterling, D. Boeghold, B. Clanton, I. Miller, D. Goldstick, S. Caudill, A. Smith, M. Smoot, I. Shank. Future Names in Lights . To achieve a National Thespian award is the highest honor which can be given to a Dramatics Student. To attain these awards a student must have ten points approved by the National Thespian So- ciety. These points are earned by par- ticipating in any phase of dramatics including backstage work. FIRST ROW: L. Gonzelez, R. Bowling, I. Hamilton, A. Austin, C. Parker, N. Bitting, I. Warren, E. Wynn. SECOND ROW: B. Waites, M. Fleischman, H. Welch, B. Sterling, K. Retford, P. Priest. D. Vane, R. Iohnson. ,-J One of the mainstays of Our Town was the stage manager, played bv Tom Howell. He also played other parts and here is shown as the man who owns the soda shop reminiscing with Emily CCarolyn Parkerl and George CDick lVla- gell about the days long ago. ABOVE: Iudy Green, Dick Magel, Ioan Warren, Allen Wood, lane Hamilton, Nedra Bitting, and Lee Vlisides caught rehearsing a view of morning life in both the Webb and Gibbs homes. RIGHT: Three of the humorous charac- ters in Our Town were the Constable fLyle Millerl, Howie Newsome, the milk man CDave Boegeholdl, and the paper- boy COtto lensenl. Here they are shown having an early morning chat about the weather. Sharing the honors and duties of Student Directors of Our Town were Eleanor Wynn and Mark Fleischmann. G The fall play, Our Town differed from most H.P. productions in that the only major props used were two tables and two ladders. The re- mainder of the setting was left to the spectator's imagination. The scene at the left shows Caro- lyn Parker portraying the part ot Emily in the scene directly after Emily's death. Iane Hamil- ton portrayed the same role on the following nignt. Our Town, the fifth play directed by Mrs. Gwen Young since her arrival as Highland Park's Dramatics Coach, was, in Mrs. Young's opinion, a production of real artistic achieve- ment. The dramatic lighting ettects, musical backgrounds, and homey-clad characteriza- tions combined to produce a play of unusual Visual and spiritual beauty. f1Z?J!WZXW? 7 'dt l . f ir-'Q y A K. -M , sy-M, A fine job WCIS done by Betty Harderiburg and Ron lohnson, student directors of the school's spring play, Angel Street. At the right, Mrs. Manningham Gane Hamil- ton? and Elizabeth, the housekeeper fDorothy Goldstickl clear away the evening dishes while Buff, fBill Waitesl sets the gas-light for the even- ing. The entire cast should be commended for the splendid job they did on Angel Street. With- out all the help of the stage crew the cast could not have done this tremendous jobj, and without the direction of faculty adviser Mrs. Gwen Young the plav would have been impossible. '- W -J- E '-'- 'i1 HM 7 7 ' ' 7 Many things were discussed over tea by Mrs. Manningham and Butt concerning the story which goes with the house Mr. Manningham had bought. It seems an old lady had bee-n killed in the very room where they were seated, and some precious iewels had been lost. At the left, Mr. Manningham CLee Vlisidesl is attempting another vicious scheme to drive his wife insane. Once his wife is driven out of her mind, Mr. Manningham would be able to search for the jewels without interference. But Ruff is able to stop Manningham from carrying out his plan. For students with an interest in instrumental music, the high school orchestra provides great opportunities. The orchestra participates in a number of school activities, and has an annual concert each fall. The concert orchestra played in programs for the grade schools, and a group from the orchestra provided the musical background for the opera, the Mikado Student soloists in the group are Richard Eshkanian and Ianet Ryan. Director of the orchestra is Mr. Dacho Dachoff. The high school band, directed by Mr. Iohn Blanock, held its annual band concert in March and in addition to playing in many programs out of the school, including the Thanksgiving Day parade, the group played at all High- land Park football games in the fall. The students in the band participate in the group's camping trips, and also have a chance to eam music scolarships, established by the students, and financed by the famous Tag Day and other contributions. - Engllsh Singers FIRST ROW: N. Iohnson, M. Coyle, W. Angove, L. Walsh, M. Nelson, T. Shissler, C. Quig, A Odabachian, D. MacNab, C. Landort, D. Hogan, M. Greene, R. Hill. SECOND ROW: F. Bryant M. Daines, D. Goldstick, P. Pearsall, G. Burton, I. Scott, G. Shepherd, M. Prince, I. Iulian, I. Smith R. Samischke, H. Raty, L. Schuette, E. Oliver. THIRD ROW: I. VerWiebe, L. Casey, A. Dirette, H Cox, A. Wood, Mr. Roy Parsons, M. Stienbrenner, I. Long, D. Ratcliffe, K. Pearson, B. Waites, I. Martin, L. Thomas. Concert Choir ' -VW' Ag -. ' FIRST ROW: N. Iohnson, M. Coyle, W. Angove, L. Walsh, M. Nelson, T. Shissler, C. Quig, A Odabachian, C. Riedel, M. Prince, O. Woodard, B. Flora, R. Hill, SECOND ROW: S. McMahon. NI. Barnett, T.'Bosley, D. Goldstick, P. Pearsall, G. Burton, P. Weir, I'. Scott, G. Shepherd, I. Iulian I. Smith, R. Kamischke, H. Raty, B. Rehbine, M. Greene, E. Oliver, I. Newman, M. Hines, C. Coqger V. Hawley. THIRD ROW: F. Bryant, I. Evans, M. Daines, G. Sabatini, T. Williams, H. deKluidt, D. Waymer, M. Shelton, S. Hess, L. Hill, B. Walker, I. Stanley, I. Kaufman, G. Iohnson, L. Schuette I. Peddle, E. Howard, A. Hachigian, D. Hogan. FOURTH ROW: I. VerWiebe, H. Cox, A. Wood M. Steinbrenner, I. Schuler, Roy Parsons, T. Priest, I. Long, D. Ratcliffe, H. Anthony, R. Hill, G Clarke. FIFTH ROW: L. Casey. A. Diretle, W. Iohnson, W. Waites, K. Pearson, R. Brown, I. Hudock G. Armitage, I. Martin. L. Thomas. 66 r 1 1 CONCERT CHOIR . . . an enjoyable outlet for the musically talented. Under the direction of Mr. Roy Parsons and accompanied by Mrs. Helen Wortley, this choir took part in the annual Christmas Pageant. During the year they also helped further better relations between schools by giving exchange programs such as the one the choir presented at Monroe High School in the fall. As a grand finale to a full year's work, the choir presented The Mikado in March. ENGLISH SINGERS . . . working and singing to- gether. The school's most select vocal group is well known throughout the city for its fine pro- grams. English Singers members are selected by Mr. Parsons from the Concert Choir. TREBLE CLEF . . . the music you love to hear. Girls in the ninth and tenth grades who enjoy singing have the opportunity of belonging to the Treble Clef, another carefully selected vocal group. Mrs. Marion Kintz directs the group and Mrs. Marion Hicks is the accompanist. This choir is one of the important parts of the Christ- mas Pageant, and their annual Spring Concert is anxiously awaited by the entire student body. Treble Clei Ozias, G. Turbeville. SECOND ROW: H. W inger, M. Bradford, C. Bradford, S. Ragland. ENSEMBLE . . . soloists at Work. Under the direc- tion of Mrs. Kintz, the members of the ensemble spend their time working on solo numbers or small ensemble music. From this group are pick- ed the soloists for the annual Spring Concert., FIRST ROW: S. Iouns, U. Boston, S. Mathie, R. Kelegian, M. Fetterley, S. Reid, I. Lombardo, G. Turbeville, P. Hines, D. Hill, V. Terzian, L. Churukian. SECOND ROW: D. Iarnac, N. Teshich, L Cheger, E. Stoyan, P. Hodgson, I. Bull, P. Griffiths, C. Iohnson, K. Thomas, M. Ozias, K. Petersen, C. Fogarty, B. Vestevich, W. Holloway, B. Moore, I. Casper, B. Iohnson, A. Mihertadian. THIRD ROW: B. Ragland, M. McKenzie, M. McMeekins, G. Paritee, A. Avery, A. Hammerstrom, L. Sampson, H. Wessinger, M. Bradford, C. Bradford, B. Mara, N. Phillips, G. Morris, M. Shields, I. Demaree, B. Scappaticci, I. Lynch, S. Ragland. FOURTH ROW A. Aaronian, C. McKillop, S. Arcaris, H. Raytis, I. Mallory, A. Hennemeier, I. Elder, V. Schuler, H. Haitaian, C. Hart, B. Iohnson, F. Ratcliffe. ,, -.,:.:.:.i. . ,,,,,,f,vf-1-ma:-w. V., pity, 11, ,st rx, J t' f'., -NNY 1, -' - . . and in the true Christmas sD1I1t ll Three choirs and several members of the Mod- em Dance classes were featured in this year's Christmas Pageant, one of Highland Park's most cherished traditions. The Pageant was given in two sections. The first, or festive portion, consisted of musical num- bers bythe Concert Choir and the Iunior College Choir, under the direction of Mr. Roy Parsons: the Treble Clef Choir under the direction of Mrs. Marion Kintzg ballet numbers by members of Mrs. Ianet Lawson's Modern Dance Class, and selections by the Silver Strings Ensemble, under the leadership of Mr. Dacho Dachoit. The second portion of the Pageant was de- voted to the beautiful story of the Nativity. The pictures on this page were taken from three of these Nativity scenes. , Never to be forgotten . . . a brief glimpse into the days of the Roaring Twenties. With an important purpose and an unusual theme, the Senior Class of fifty-two presented one of the most successful projects ever held within the halls of Highland Park. Every class member who Worked on the Carnival deserves credit for the colorful show which was given. Herb and Carol pose in flapper fash- ion . . . the moth-ah goose , . . control yourself, Dean . . . that's a Charleston t?l . . . Chuck Howell has persuaded a couple gals to try their luck . . . Hum- phrey has taught Lauren to play . . . the villain in his triumphant moment . . . candied apples are always a favorite . . . Lyle Miller looks like he landed one . . . Go Harry! Go Lou! . . . the Darktown Poker Club . . . Damp Damsels of the Aquacade . . . Courtney, Docking, and Melfi-the three sheiks! 0 iii' l c ' 1- ' fy 4 ' , , , vb' I t-t, - 7 M lg' '12 , , N . . a ' Hi- 'X'-ff -f N f! I L ' ,,,. V, ,,,, 2 0' I 13 1 , A Z ivix xi x 1, ' ' ' ,q-,ul W, , g 70 Seniors Make Ready Shown at left is the steering crew of carnival chairmen who, under the direction of general chairmen, Winiired Angove and Bob Weinbaum, made the Roaring Twenties a success long to be remembered at H.P. ll 11 for The Roaring Twenties In the Nation's Capital H' Counsellors Ann Solomon and , V' - , gf!! L ,, . Q l ' c - fr fbi W I I in aw ll z,,V ,,,!, L.,V , V3 I , gg I .gi it p Hogg , at 5. wg fi? 'Q 'ia 2 A1, 'ft 1 f 5 R Paul lones discuss Washington I X l Trip plans. v Biggest of all the school sponsored projects is Helping one senior group to Washington are the senior Camival, which allows all students the credits earned selling book covers during a chance to work for credits, and gain valuable the school year. experience at the same. Shown is the clean-up crew. I nn I 7,4 sn l l 11 , in i l 72 V Long after the textbooks and teachers have been forgotten, Parker graduates will remember their Washington trip. First of all, the trip is the result of the combined work of every student. For the first time the seniors have a chance to get to know many more of their classmates as they work together side by side. Of course, the sight of the majestic buildings of the capital city is important: Trippers view the Washing- ton Monument, the Lincoln Memorial, Mount Vernon, the Capitol, and other historic sights. In truth, at Highland Park, the Washington trip is one of the high points of the entire four years in the school, and is looked forward to with ever increasing anticipation -as the time for the trip approachesg It is the result of careful planning on the part of the faculty, and the work of the students themselves. Small wonder it is so long remembered! The big moment arrives at last . . . heels replace saddle shoes, suits replace jeans, and seniors are off to Washington. Student-sold Christmas cards are a vital part of the fund-raising campaign. in i 1 4 t -:im v jim' -1137 ,mf :Nuff ff. ,,, K f f, 'vi' 5 ,Q- .7,., . ,1 V ' - i1r?T5.-f'-. ' 'ffl Q 5'-YM 2 1 . L, z - ,ffffd 1 f A ff ix , , ,, ix-V ., , U vpn --fN.4g SPORTS . . . . . . more happy times, hearty play, and an opportunity together here at H1gh1and Park this younger f ,, , rg L ,t,, bf ite 4 54 ,, , , , '- 1 1 7 ' A ,Z E tits r,,, '-if f gmail Aff Farrar' g Don Steinsultz- K M Lg- fV,i ,,f,,. ,LV'- L, ' V 0 Highland Park Port Huron 27 1' 'L 'IH' , , ' .S , ,, 12 rnghicmd Park wyqndoue 19 W 1 n 5 5 A y V 6 Highland Park Hamtramck. 6 ., ttf U Q ryrl P 7 5 fH 1 Highland Park Fordson 7 1 , h I V F lfvf HHHHH 1 if 14 Highland Park Grosse Pointe 7 if if 'P Q QA .2 ' iaf ' 20 Highland Park Monroe 0 1 , H 7 ,X M i, 'fy' if idiai il'i 7 Highland Park Lincoln Park 18 illl 6 Highland Park Royal Oak 0 may y 7 lack Walker- , Louis Melli- Q I - ag ,S Parker Athletes Show Their Skill . . f E The 1951 football team compiled the best record of a Highland Park f - U X' D CO 0 Q, 'Wu ...Wh J V, f P -vw. '-.NH - , . wg,- : n' eleven since their entrance into the Border Cities League back in 1946. The Polar Bears finished in a second-place tie with Fordson, as Wyandotte copped the league title for the second time in three years. Highland Park won three out of its five B.C.L. games, and tied one. Wyan- dotte dished out the lone defeat. In non-league play, however, the Parkers found the going a little rough. They were defeated by a powerful Port Huron outfit, and also lost to Lincoln Park. In their onlyrother non-league tilt, the Bears deadlocked Hamtramck, 656. . Ben Wil S160 I X . - KM , , 'Q it fl if as 441,350 A , - file Dick Wilson Iohn Grotewohl- Tom Waldron GC-HY CWC9 Mark T00ff!1iUI1' W -4 Iamesrnqmm 1 Bernard Iones e , eee c w ' ,'.' 5 D i S 5 x . U 9... Q V4 I . Vi' wwf. Charles Duncan- Lincoht Iackson- Ray Gould Bm Blaickmer g , 3' , ,, , , 'UOS!H.Dd JIDDI H , so Norman Murp an l t , t , ' WN, , A Q -1'7?l ,ft W! d Q., ,, .WV .A .:,,g,k,,,, me K I Q A I: -1 - t A :tx fr WN. ., - Q V K ' A ' ,f 'P A V A 1' ...V' -Ii Y' 5 x ,',k -lg f, 194' , , 5 Q t , 1 2 12 5 - i 1 I yf 4 WG -Fw.. ' , ,.. 1 Z' 5 ,7 1 ' , 1 , i ' um ,, - M ia m i. f, T4 l, ,gf1' ,:5 ' , --rf f 1-L. ., . .. . ,. nh '- f f-,V 7' , Q-if V'-Qt A '.,--' . .,-v ' .I ' 1 f 0 ' V '13 V. , 0 -' Shown above is Head Football 'Coach Ed McMu11in Ccenterl discussing S , ' , , strategy with his two assistant coaches, A1 Hutchins and Iim Wink. 5 5 ' , o q 4 X I , , tkvxif - ' ' ex? at i vw d 1 d - if P if , Z H4 r ' , Q x r: E u fu 1 g Q 'y , I t . 'I-' N k , 3 V ' . - If 34 ,. Q-V63 ' -- kr ,.., qi, - , V I , R K - Y I Q. I 4 . Xie , , VY ,t,,, , j f. ' , -4 -ff L' 4-n W -L I L X 2 ,. N ieft fi u 2:9 1 , - : 51' ' 16-Y , V 4 - if if i ,,L, gi , ,QE , 1 , 2 ' i V f' 1, ,1 -, t .. . - . za. , mi A ' is ' Rudy Saviko- V Comer Heath- , Kent Stolle Don Iohnson Don Cole Members of this year's varsitv cheerleading team did a wond- erful job, throughout the season, of eliciting deafening cheers from Highland Park's enthusias- tic game-goers. F rom the 60 who entered team tryouts, Petronela Sherban, Captain, P a u l i n e Casey, Lovisa Walsh, Arlene Sheiderick, Phyllis Chisa, and Barbara Clanton, shown at right, were chosen for the var- sity team. Lou Brannan, Ianet lWickstrom, Cynthia Hart, Don- na Snowden, and Mildred Nel- son comprise the reserve team. Lovisa Walsh later succeeded Petronella in the duties of team captain. The baton twirler's have always been a real part of the school spirit that gets behind Highland Park sports and cheers them to success. Last year's football games would have seemed in- complete without the half-time entertainment of these high- steppers. Shown at left are the senior baton twirlers who in- cludelulia Rashid, Elaine Vale- sano, Beverly Sugamosto, Hen- rietta Van Slyke and Catherine Seman-kneeling. Beverly Su- gamosto acted as captain throughout the season. Blue and White! Fight! Fight! Also seen and enjoyed by Park- ers at football games were the junior baton twirlers. Shown at left they include Virginia Ter- sian, Arlene Avery, leanne Mar- childon, loan Keil and Helen Raytis. This active group repre- sented Highland Park in the city Goodfellow, Christmas, and Hal- loween parades during the past year. They were also among those groups chosen from vari- ous high schools throughout the city to twirl for the Detroit Lion's games at Briggs Stadium. The Reserve Officer Training Corps, a school-sponsored pro- ject in Highland Park, was es- tablished to give students who were interested in military pro- grams training which would be valuable to them in future mili- tary work. The chief aim of the group is to instill ideals of proper mili- tary knowledge and attitude in high school students. Reserve Officer Training Corps 1 Competitive exams are given to applicants to determine fit- ness and rank in the program. The examinations are both written and oral, and indicate aptitude to military life, and ab- ility to serve under the program. Promotions are given accord- ing to the merits and abilities of the students. The ROTC was sponsored by Mr. Richard Berryman for the- first semester and by Mr. Leon- ard Demak for the remainder of the year. The ROTC program consists mainly of marching drills, and instruction in proper military terms of command. Members are also given prac- tice inthe handling of weapons, as shown in the photographs. The spirit of the group pro- motes co-operation and in- creases the knowledge of the members, making participation in the ROTC activities good training for the future. K 36 if 371, ff l All ' , 2 I j ' p 5 1 , A ' g 1 ,Q-f,?fQ. , '- E :Q ' -' ,K ' ,aff +I Nw ' , A 1 ,, L ff 2541 , 4 ,, s Q: lrri 7 f,f' 1 3'!'1f3f '- i fa7i '7 ff '19 ' ' ig 'f T if L' 72' fi ',. giffffy f V if ,,,, ,:, l Vm,, f ,, Q YQ i i i Q W2 ,',, if J 4 X f'.. 't J x A 1 Reserve Team ,ns ai-1 Here are the bosses! Reserve cocrch Ed Mc- 1 -X Mullin ond vcxrsity coach Iirn Wink flash big l. 'l ' smiles as they look otihe 1951-1952 cage seo- 4 l , A son in retrospect. , .yrs CHARLE r l X534 x xi-N0 Y' x 5 Vcxrslty Q7 x fe ia 60 X foe mul, O P 99 SCN Q91-lLA,y0 40 5' O44 D K! HL44, DAVE PARKS 5'-'Rig 'f D QQXGQPQA ' RQ 3 4 4' 5' ogy fa S - 2- , I .? ' p gf: ix Q cgi- 'f ig H 3 I . ,., .-if ,, ,M +!5l' , m ig , , LL,. X . PM QLNLU A Kei X N X E X-9-e .X QV .- Tin ,l ' 111 ' pew!! - ' LT -d X-'Q-Z, , 'Y x x ,pf -2 wx X, gi? .-1 N K iz? ar 1 Q 9? S .M ' 3 if J s , z A. ini , , 13v -.,,,. I L4 YS 7 1952 Class A State Champions The Red Head and his boys walked off with the big trophy this season. After sweeping through an 'unbeaten 14-game regular season, and taking a second straight Border Cities League crown at the same time, Coach lim Wink and his crew of basket- eers started on their long and rough tournament trail. Some observers thought that the top-seeded Parker cagers would fold under the great tourna- ment pressure which was to follow, but the Red Head and his court specialists knew a little different. Royal Oak and Hazel Park were the first to feel the Highland Park tournament punch - the same punch that opponents got all season long. Then came a previously unbeaten Fern- dale team, which the Glendale team blasted, 58-26. The last payment on the Highland Park ticket to Lansing was made on March 19, as the Polar Bears won their quarterfinal test, 48- 34, from a stubborn East Detroit outfit. It was on to Lansing now, for the second season in succession. And this time the Red Head and his boys weren't going to bring back the runner-up trophy. The Parkers met a tall, sharp-shooting Hol- land team i.n the semi-finals. The 9,000 people who witnessed this game called it the greatest comeback in the 27-year history of the tourna- ment, as the Polar Bears, 11 points behind with 2:34 remaining in the game, stormed back to knot the score at 80-all and win 65-62 in an overtime thriller. The following night, the same group of fight- ing lads slowed down fast-breaking Saginaw Arthur Hill to walk away with a 43-42 victory plus their first state Class A cage crown. This was the first time any suburban school had captured a state basketball championship. In addition to a perfect 20-game season, tl:1e Parkers set a few other marks during the cam- paign. ' The team scoring record of 65 points was broken as Highland Park chalked up 66 mark- ers against Royal Oak, and the same total later against Hazel Park. The old individual scoring mark was also erased as 6-foot 4-inch captain and center Dave Parks threw in 38 points against Fordson on February 22. At season's end, Parks was named to numerous all-state teams in Michigan. The last time a Parker cager received first-team re- cognition was in 1929. Ioe Carlson, Dave Parks, George Lee, Charles Duncan, George Duncan, Bernard Iones, Iames Engram, Don Anderson, Don Lisle, Ierry Griffin, Bob Birk, and Coach Iames Wink had done a thorough job of rewriting a few pages of High- land Park athletic history. The Red Head and his team will be remem- bered for a long, long time. ? kix ' ilCFfZ TIL- wig IK iii! Hiul' Baseball Season Opens . . '51 x fx 132' eorge Duncan-Outiield K . .,-xxx M x fw Q fm -mf NH x ' Xxx: 1 E f Charles Duncan-Second Base i A Ierry Griffin-Short Stop Iim Anderson-Outfield Sprinters . . Don Iohnson Marvin Bellaire Charles Handles Alton Root Luke Collins Comer Heaih 4b3 HL . HL NG WHL M M33 44,49 ' P 21514 PARK 20 ,mm GW-4 PS PARK fy., . ml' . r ..-'- a.. w Mr The 1952 baseball season found Coach Frank Pellerin building his squad around a nucleus of seven men back from last year's title team. Last campaign, with Pellerin making his first appearance as baseball coach, the Polar Bears shared the Border Cities League- championship with Royal Oak. Charles Duncan led the team in hitting with a .406 average. 4.,' 'n lw ' t V . l x Q-if M N it tt.. 3 5' 565 wx Q img: . , Q' P' 1 sl Don Cole-Outiield 'lf rf Mx Derald Pekkala--Ouiiield mmf Galen Crawford-First Base Coach Ed McMullin's thinclads finished third in the Border Cities League during the 1951 season, and then the Parkers went on to capture the number three spot in the state regionals. In the state meet, two Highland Park runners won individual laurels. Iames Engram ran sec- ond in the half mile, and I adwaa Ahmad placed second in the quarter mile. The 880-yard relay also placed inthe state meet. lack Nqwicke Bemard Iones Iohn Grotewohl James Iohnston John MCISOI1 lddwaa Ahmac NGHL40 250 PARK Q' 32 ' PARK QQHL4 NAGHL XA 33 'Vo l 3 Pm xGHL- 4 PMIQ54 1 Fore ! !! Members of the Polar Bear links squad watch as Wayne Coppens tees off. Left to right, standing: Coach Richard Berryman, Dan Zurla, and lim Ander. son. Kneeling are Ray Gorshe and Bill Mattson. Last year the Parker golfers had a very successful season, placing third in the state meet behind Royal Oak and Ann Arbor. The girls' golf team, coached by Miss Theo Freeman, tumed out a good season this year, with one particular standout. Mary Lovell, pictured at the left, placed high in the All-City Golf Tournament for the second straight year, this time taking top honors. Shown in the picture are Elizabeth Novickas, Mary Lovell, Ardys Ahlert, Zane Story, lean Mallory, Pat Walls, Charlotte Taylor, Kay Petersen, Monica Powell, and Nancy Martin. Parkers Swim Through Another Season . Coach Hay Mundro's swimmers finished the season with a respect- able six won-six lost record, and fourth place in the Border Cities League ICIC9. Highland Park tankmen pictured above are: Back row: Dave Courtney, Iohn Mason, Harold McNeil, Bob Iiggens, Carl Schippel, Ed Benson, Iohn Risher, and Herb Schreiber. Front row: Gene Stevenson, Iack Reynolds, Pat McKeown, Ron Robertson. Fred Bapaniemi, and Iohn Butler. Shown at the right is diver Dave Courtney going through his paces. The Parker Paddlers, coached by Miss Virginia McLean, had an- other outstanding season in 1952, duplicating last year's feat of a 5-1 record, with Redford again the only team that could trip them up. Pictured are Cleft to right? Back Row--B. Anderson, P. Pearsall, H. Wessinger, and A. Ahlert. Front Row--M. Witter, D. Wilce, S. York, I. Groehn, and D. McKeown. Seated on the diving board are P. Tobias, B. Woolf, I. Mussleman, S. Morfitt and L. Tidwell. K Racquetkeers Pictured above are Cback rowlt B. Bell, L. Young, G. Burton, P. Woltmcxn, I. Kaufman, C. Quig, B. Bell, and Coach Lynch. tFront rowl: S. Hill, W. Harris, M. Stubbs, I. Sellers M. Ayers, I. Chadbourne, and M. Nelson. The Parker Pucksters, with a new coach, Mrs. Margaret Lynch. showed a great fighting spirit this year and, in spite of a five loss-one tie , record, they did a good job. Coached by Mrs. Margaret Lynch, the H.P. Cagerettes won only one game, but a strong reserve team gives promise for a better season next year. Pictured below are Cback rowJ: Coach Lynch, A. Congleton, D. Saulter, R. Alton, I. Dumas, M. Wcrymer, W. Pollock, B. Williams, L. Young, SECOND ROW: G. Gomez, I. Miller, I. Bates, I. Simpson, G. Burton, S. Hill, M. Stubbs. FIRST ROW: B. Beutenmiller, M. Appleyard, I. Chad- boume and G. Sabatini. Not shown in the picture is P. Woltman. Top Among the Winter's Sports X t tsl A A U .A 9 I Modern Dance One of the school's many unusual classes is the Modern Dance class, designed as a means of self-ex- pression in response to music. Students in the class, which is directed by Miss Marjory Pieper, are encour- aged to create movements as they listen to types of re- ligious, classical, or popular music. This type of dance is a living, growing, and changing dance fonn, which gives the students poise and builds co-ordination. The girls in the picture below are expressing their feelings as they listen to records during one of the class periods. One of the class's extra activities has been its participa- tion in the Christmas Pageant. 90 En Garde! For the fourth straight year, the girls' fencing team finished its season without a loss, stretching its winning streak- to 27 consectutive wins. In state competition Coach Richard Perry's fencers were outstanding, capturing the Prep, Novice, Iunior, and Women's Combination Team Meets. Janet Ryan and Janet Roberts finished one-two in the Prep Indi- vidual, Ianet Ryan took second in the Novice field, Ianet Roberts and Celia Leighton Won the top two places in the Iunior Individual, and Donna Hill gamered third in the Women's lnterrnediate. Shown above are Donna Hill, Celia Leighton, lanet Ryan, Carolyn Iaehnig, Susan MacCartan, Mary Holley and lanet Roberts. Also on the team, but not pictured, are Dorothy Slagle and Nancy Wimmer. At the left are Iames Williams and Donna Hill, both of whom are the Michigan 1951 High School Individual Champions. Proving to be one of HP's brightest fencing stars, lim has won medals in foil, sabre and epee com- petition, while Donna qualified and fenced in the Na- tional Fencing Championships held in Detroit last Iune. 91 I . NRRL!- FACULTY . . . . . . those who have helped us to find and enjoy the opportunities made piss-.ibies at sHigh1and spark. We thank you for your help and guidance and, most of all, your faith and confidence in the better things this younger generation IS coming to. 93 Administration Always at work keeping the school running smoothly, Highland Park's ad- ministrative officials are pictured above as they hold one of many conferences on school problems. fLeft to rightl: Administrative Assistants Mr. Verne Handley and Mr. Luke Shannon are pictured with Mr. Ross Smith, Principal, and Mr. Max Smith, Superintendent of Schools. Senior Counselors The senior class of Iune, 1952, will be forever grateful for the pleasant and helpful aid of class counselor, Miss Ann Solomon. Always ready with a helping hand, senior class counselor Miss Pauline Harris has guided the class of Ianuary 1952 to a solution of its many problems. l -JT x Q -w if f' , H, X X 9 48 f fin' Mz, . , .agzmff ' ,1 1 ,W , 9 , Q4 . Mrs. Wilhelmina Andrews Chemistry Miss Grace Baird Adapled Mafericls Mrs. lean Baker Head, Girls' Phys. Educ. Mrs. Marion Beard Adapfed Maferials Richard Berryman Hislory-R.O.T.C. Iohn Blanock Insfrumenfal Music Norman Boze Welding Iames Buckborough Direcfor, lnslrumenfal Music Miss Gladys Cahoon Social Studies Miss Mary Tane Campbell English-Lafin Miss Marjory Car-d Social Sfudies Walter Conrad Commercial Mrs. Ann T. Conway Head, Bookroom David T. Conway Machine Shop Mrs. Noreen Coraci Mafhemalics Miss Marilyn Corbin Nursery School Mrs. Marjorie Cosgrove Counselor, Home-Family Livi Dacho Dachofi lnsfrumenial Music Miss Mary Daniels English Russell Davidson Social Sfudies Mrs. Bess Drew Library Dwight E. Dyer Head, Boys' Phys. Educ. William Erickson Science Edward Exworthy Biology Mrs. Mildred Foster Sighf-Saving Mrs. Virginia Foss Commercial Miss Theo Freeman Girls' Physical Educalion Miss Eileen Garwood Siudy Hall H9 Miss Cassie Gibson Counselor-Teacher George Green Core-Social Sfudies Mrs Marian Greene Sociology Maurice Grossman Ari Einar Hansen Industrial Education Miss Pauline Harris Counselor-Teacher Miss Helen Hastings Commercial Basil Hause Vocational-Commercial 1 ,Miss Eunice Herald Homemaking Mrs. Marion Hicks Acco mpanisf Miss Myrrl Hiqht Hisiory Mrs. Oleta Hiller Homemoking Vincent Holman Auto Mechanics Alan Hutchins Boys' Physical Eclucafion Harvey Iackson Visiting Teacher Mrs. Victoria Iohnson English Paul Iones Counselor-Teacher Mrs. Dorothy Kelly Nurse Mrs. Marion Kintz Vocal Music Miss 'I'herese Kneip Social Studies Mrs. Helen Koltonski Nurse Iohn Kulju Biology Iohn Ladd Head, Mafhemafics Ronald Larzelere Driver Training Miss Marjory Lawrason Dental Hygienisf Neil Lottridge Vocational Director Mrs. Margaret Lynch Girls' Physical Education Lyle MacKe1lar Industrial Aris Q ,D , 'M 2 I iw' 4' 8 i ' 533535, ,,.,gj X f if if , , ' 4 .- ' ' I 9 at ,, , it 2' .ri S www ., i X' fs? iv iff? f' .-,ia Q ,- I , -'Mp if .-!. w fy Y . Q . 1 P. Q - f .3 g ,yggi ' 1 V V' Q ff? 2' , I i Q if , 2 X 34 ini?-'Y 1 of 1 I 1 , E . , 19' we 'wwe' A 'HUGH ifflztfflf ' km Kem 1 J M .rs Q. 33 Nyc, El, if 'H it Q if X.. . .. Q ff 2' fgg .fr f , on 4213.51 Q' . ' 1 , in 'V 'im fl' ' X. 1 I fn Q. -7' f iff: me Miss Kathryn MacLennan Head, Homemaking Depi. Mrs. Flora Maholland Geograph y-History Mrs. Helen Martin Mathematics Robert McGuirH E English Miss Virginia McLean Girls' Physical Educafion Edward McMullin Boys' Physical Education Perry Miller Trade-Industrial Drawing Charles Moles Counselor-Teacher Miss Florence Moore Home Economics Mrs. Ruth Murphy Mafhemaiics Miss Anna Oleson Social Sludies Roy M. Parsons Direcfor, Vocal Music Miss Muriel Paugh Head, English Dept. Frank Pellerin Boys' Physical Educaiion Miss Florence M. Pendell Mafhemafics Miss Florence Rahles Jewelry Miss Margaret Rasor Homemalcing Mrs. Virginia Richards Commercial Miss Lavisa Rish Commercial Mrs. Nell Rossow Orthopedics Mrs. Rosina Hoy Language Miss Norma Sammet Head, Commercial Dept. Mrs. Eleoriore Schmidt German Miss Meryl Seaver Lalin Mrs. Hazel Small English Merle H. Smith Speech-English LeVere Snyder Vocafional Education Miss Ann Solomon Counselor-Teacher Miss Gladys Sterling Commercial Mrs. Clara Strong Nursery School Mrs. Hazel Sutherland Malhemafics Miss Lillian Taylor Ar! William Valade Language Mrs. Edith Walker Accompanlsf Miss Grace Wallace English Thomas Williams Counselor-Teacher Mrs. Eva Willis Placement Counselor-Team Iames Wink Boys' Physical Eclucalion Miss Mary Woody Journalism Mrs. Helen Wortley Accompanisi Miss Anna May Yorks Commercial Mrs. Gwen Young English -Dramafics Miss Nell Young 9B Preparatory SECRETARIAL STAFF Mrs. Beatrice Bupp Secretary Mrs. Mary Inglis Secrefary Mrs. Delores MacKenzie Secrefary Mrs. Frances Waller Secrefary Miss Rose Marie Walter Secrefary .my 11.5. - 'WC . '. .V , s l Nz? . gi. f , gif' lx 5, A Q .. E, ,. C ,KB ' if 1 . - K L Y WW' ' I , M y , , .4 7. ,zip n K J. ,-I. Q, ,V , ,fl ff .1533 1 1 in ' W? ef 'K gliih iq ,Y i I . - , . . - Pi . J. :. , 244,24 fm g Faculty CAMEBA SHY Harold Burch Biology-Chemislry Mrs. Helen Camplan Mafhemaiics-Spanish Miss Ianis Cox Secreiary Mrs. Elizabeth Drysdale Secretary Mrs. Ieanne Eble Library - Iacob Franz Science Mrs. Olive George Homemclring Mrs. Iva Good Secrefary Mrs. Allie Greene Homemalcing Mrs. Eleanor Hughes Secrelary Miss Mary Ieffzies Counselor-Teacher George Ligosky Boys' Trainer ' Iames Linville Graphic Arfs Mrs. Cyril Miles Head, Ari Deparimenl Ray Monclro Boys' Physical Educalion Iohn Ohl English Miss Eileen Overhultz Nursery Mack Palmer English Mrs. Bernice Price Dielilian Mrs. Florence Rosenthal English Mrs. Winifred Sloan Secrelary Sam Sniderman Hislory,Audio-Visual Coord. Miss Corinne Spence Secrefary Iames Stark Prinfing Mrs. Anita Thomas Res! Therapy Lawrence Valade Mafhemafics Mrs. Nora Westcott Commercial lack Zook Aclapled Maferials 99 B 5 100 5, S-i-ix ff! ,f ! ff K1 X J., ,M ff I 2 Z , 5, ,J , .M ff' , ' , .V . 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Lg fe A W . 5 .57 A ir. I ..,.- ci' ' Q, . . -, QQ- ,L ' N ,V ,-3 if V. , ' Lf, -: , - X I , , . K . I . -. . . f . - . 121 , zense, T. K I .R N ,,,,, VV V, X I 3 , . I X ZETYE, P. ZILUKENI H Z'N5K'f J- Zum' D- 1 ' ' ' ' 1 + farm iv, f' 4 ' , ADVERTISERS 93 llunces of No one could ever call a typical 1880 telephone operator light-headed. Especially when she had her headset on- all six pounds six ounces of it. That 1880 headset, though, was a good piece of equipment-the best of its day. But with its box-like transmitter and leather harness, it couldn't, by any stretch of the imagination, be called comfortable. Today, of course, it's a diHerent story. The telephone operator now wears a streamlined headset that weighs only nine ounces-93 ounces less than the 1880 model. It fits her like a new spring bonnet and makes her job as the uVoice with a Smilen easier than ever before. And speaking of jobs, if you're graduating this year, and are looking for an interesting, important job, Michigan Bell may have one for you. Wliy not drop in soon for an interview? rogress MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Employment Office: 1365 Cass Avenue 124 THE BULWARK OF DEMOCRACY IS EDUCATION RIEBLING TRAVEL BUREAU 1516 Ford Building Detroit GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1952! WEBER FURNITURE COMPANY Busy Since 1879 4126 Third Avenue TEmpIe 1-2223 THE LIVERNOIS CLINIC 0 PLIMEN OF Offiu a G00tlSTarT Reddy Kilowatt, your electric servant, congratulates you on attaining your diploma. He looks forward to work- ing side by side with you as you go on to achieve your further ambitions. Whenever you need him-remember, he's Reddy. Detroit Ecllson MANY GCOD PCSITIONS Thousands of additional sienographers, typisls, accounlanis, and other office assistants are needed in connection with the growing defense program. You can prepare for a good position by compleiing one of these practical business courses: Gregg Shorthand, Sienograph, Secretarial, Junior and Higher Accounting, Speedwriling, Compfomeler-Calculator, and Typewriling. More than I05,000 sludenls have received instruction in the day and evening classes of The Business Ins'l'iIul'e. Those interested are cordially inviled 'fo investigate the schooI's quarters, courses. equipment, and free employment service. THE BUSINESS INSTITUTE Enfire llfh Floor Michigan Theatre Building l220 Bagley Avenue, Delroil' 26l Also at 7 Wesl' Lawrence Sl'reel', Ponliac 15 fThe Business lnsfifufe is incorporafed under fhe Educational Acls of flue Slale ol Michigan as a Class A College, empowered fo gronf degreesfij Visif the school, or telephone WOoa'ward 2-6534 for bulletin and free booklef, Planning Your Future. 1 11 1 DEPENDABLE GAS SERVICE Dependable gas service is always avail- able in your home for many necessities and comforts. Bakeries, laundries, res- taurants and many other businesses in the community use gas each day in their many operations. Factories require gas ei G 5 76? E S 2 5 if eluzaify for many essential purposes. Uninter- rupted gas service contributes to the health, comfort and prosperity of the community. And day in and day out, you may accept gas service as az matter of course-proof of dependable service. MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY Serving 735,000 cuslomers in Michigan A WANT AD- THE HIGHLAND PARKER And Associated Newspapers R E A C H E S 0 V E R 29,000 Homes In HIGHLAND PARK NORTH DETROIT FERNDALE HAZEL PARK THE COST? Surprisingly Low! SIXTY CENTS for TWO LINES! B TO THE cLAss or 1952 The Highland Parker and its staff extends to you the Class of '52, its heartiest con ratulations and 9 f best wishes for a most success ul future. THE HIGHLAND PARKER Michigan? Greatest Weekly Newspaper-f 30 BARTLETT AVENUE TOwnsend 8-5072 129 Compliments M I T C H E L L G R E E T I N G S COMPANY COMPL'MENTS OF WHOLESALE GREETING CARDS MOHAWK TOOL ' CO M PANY HE2':5dH'x'iL?g:ie 21647 Dequindre Road I . Hazel Park Michigan - Downfown Office 76 WEST ADAMS W I ' l l l I FIRST AND FINEST AT LOWER cosT - 1 i JERRY MCCARTHY HIGHLAND CHEVROLET 12897 Woodward TO- 8-8000 130 eXidUOWffZVLO Round the next corner and in the next street Adventure lies in wait for you. Oh! who can tell what you may meet Round the next corner and in the next street? J Could life be anything but sweet When all is hazardous and new Round the next corner and in the next street? Adventure lies in wait for you. --E. F. A. Seach We sincerely hope all your adventures will be wholly pleasant. If you were to ask those who graduated, one, live, ten or fifteen years or more ago, we rather think they would tell you that both your adventures and your ventures will be more pleasant and more prohtable when you have a bank account. You will never be sorry if you save. It is never too early or too late to start a bank account with us-but for you the sooner, of course, the better. NATIONAL BANK OF DETROIT Complete Banking and Trust Service 33 Banking Offices 2 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 131 MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY 13714 WOODWARD AVENUE TOwnsend 9-1800 Highland Park 3, Michigan ARROW SHIRTS STETSON HATS Allen's Men's Wear Smart Apparel for Young Men 13745 Woodward Avenue near Pasadena BUSSING'S OFFICE SUPPLIES and PRINTING SHEAFFER PENS and PENCILS ROYAL PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS For Sale and Rental Greeting Cards for all Occasions 13730 Woodward TO. 8-1938 or TO. 8-7462 DISPATCH LAUNDRY CO. 43 Cortland Ave. Phone TO. 8-4220 Highland Park 3, Michigan Congratulations to the Class of 1952 I 1 OPTOMETRIST 13969 WOODWARD AVENUE HIGHLAND PARK 3, MICHIGAN Awww J E W E L E R TOwnsend 8-1530 132 Forensic Club Farewell x' 4 M' The past year has been a most successful one for the Forensic Club. We've come a long Way together since last September, and we've done a lot. The club has worked hard and had some fun, too. And now that we are reaching the end of another school year, we find that many of the club's most valuable members are leaving. We are sorry to see them go, and know that they will always remember the good times we have had. Best of luck to all the seniors of 1952! Graduating members of the Forensic Club shown above are Cclockwisel Lou Brannon, Joyce Hood, Elizabeth Meyers, Donna Hill, Dean Vane, Laurette Young, Pat Anderson, Mary Holbauer, Nancy Klein, Donna Binkelman, Ellen Lange, Ron Johnson and Lenore Schutte. Also shovsin are: Io Ann Marchildon, Larry Neuman, Millie Kelynack, Ioan Durst, Dorothy Fisher, Jill Sieloif and in the center, Toby Citrin. Graduating members not photographed are: Walter Owensby, Joanne Mielke, Chuck Howell, Janet Ryan, Lavisa Walsh, Janet Julian, Barbara Kerwin, Dolly Ann Platter, Carole Harvey, Catherine Koshowskv, Arlene Scheiderick, Jim Weber and Bob Jay. 133 THE CIVIC LEAGUE CONGR TUl ONS FROM THE STUDENT ASSOCIATION BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF T952! I A ATI COMPLIMENTS AOF THE DRAMATICS CLUB SCHOOL SWEATERS of High Grade Pure Worsted Yarn M A D E T O O R D E R Also Letters, Emblems, etc. You'll find it at FROMM'S -13975 Woodward Avenue SEVEN NEIGHBORHOOD STORES COMPLETE DRUG STORE SERVICE Vitamins - Developing - Cosmetics PIERCE PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS 12537 Hamilton Ave. TO 8-6732 Compliments From I U L I E T WEARING APPAREL 13725 WOODWARD AVENUE We Can Teach a Watch to Tell the Truth Townsend 7-8923 ALVA P. STEVENS WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING FlNE GOLD SOLDERING l2939 Woodward Avenue Highland Park Compliments of THE LETTERMEN'S CLUB I There Is An Urgent Need Trained Accountantsl For more than thirty years, the study of Accountancy and Financial Administration at Walsh Institute has proven to be a direct road to a variety of responsible accounting positions. The urgent demand for Walsh Graduates in private accounting, in govern- mental accounting Icivi! serviceI, and in the employ of firms of Certified Public Account- I ants assures graduates a bright future. Certi- fied public accountants and attorneys-at- lawteach. Registration for Fall classes in day or evening school will begin August I, 1952. WALSH NSTITUTE0 CCQUNTANCY A Non-Profit School of Accountancy and Financial Administration 120 MADISON AVENUE, DETRDIT 26. MICH. o Telephone WO. I-5136 for-a free hulletin hy mail 4 For Graduation - PERFUMES Lentheric's Tweed-Shulton's Old Spice-Coty Hudnut-Bourjois-Yardley PENCILS-SHEAFFER LIFETIME PENS FAST DRUG CO. Woodward at Richton facross from MacGregor Libraryj Featuring the Newest in S P O R T S W E A R I Mens wun 13900 WOODWARD corner GERALD I FOR STANDARD NATIONALLY ADVERTISED JEWELRY Shop at .z 1 1 I3857 Woodward 16886 Shaefer Highway 9- The Fmest m Men s Wear for over A Quarter of a Century' Complsments of THE LATIN CLUB 13800 WOODWARD corner COTTAGE GROVE 2290 EAST JEFFERSON AT CHENE p' G ' JN B FURNITURE hllfnlffl II I .8 I? M an Jewelers Ophcrans 'Q 'I4555 WOODWARD at SEARS Hughland Park 3 Mlchlgan it-w w I r-I-MMIII 11743 Woodward IA blocks north of Davison Leadmg Photographers In the M1d West H A POWELL STUDIOS Photography A Its Bes MICHIGAN and OHIO . . , O , 1 ARF A -Y ' 'neg - . . MP'- 1- T d 9 . nh ' A ' ,TJPHOLSTERING B R UWN S . Y . 5 .Nu ' I + . , ' ' 47 -5 A TTL? :I I I . 138 A MALE? 332 gm .S 2 QD ifffwgfffff-1' Q9 f Q 05414 E WW Wfwilili ig 252 fywfdw l f,W'MN5ff-off! Q Lqqff 'Zi A RQ C7-+4 J'57wL,53 'D WV -Q . 533 22 sm i WZQW Q X Hi, M gg wwffiiyw gi Y I il. 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