Lake Shore High School - Shore O Scope Yearbook (St Clair Shores, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1952 volume:

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'Y fi 1, Q. 4 Ft :wh 5 X11-a. , ,U V' if .Skid ...,.z.,..L,. i ,jg ph , I LAKE SHORE HIGH SCHOOL ST CLAIR SHORES, MICHIGAN Step by step, an ndlvldual must achxeve h1s goal 1n hfe, smce nothmg worth Whlle IS gamed easlly or qulckly A hlgh school educa t1on IS but one more step to better hvmg Wxthm th1s book are recorded our efforts, ac tlVltleS, and achxevements durmg our climb to gam an educatlon The Staff presents the SHORE O SCOPE of 1952 1 flliblilt 'Nk1'N1l1l 1 11 1 11 1 111 Ili 1XI1 1111111 111 11 S11l1S 11111 Sf 1 I1 T1 B111 X11 X 1 K 1 OLR XPPRPL A HON V1 11 , 111 1 1 l 1111111111111 1111 M sw he 1111 M1 1 2 K f 11 ll, 1'Ir11i111' 111'1'1'v M121 1 Ap, .'1 1 IW111111' Rff 1111i'w All 111111 1X iv1.+111' fV1E'4f' TY1' H11l1w'1'1pI 11115 idi11Y1111Y!1l'l' f1111'v 11111111 Sf 11 . 1 11 111.111 51111 11. V11 'j. 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M'L111111, .1-'be watson Mere words cannot express the love and gratltude m our hearts for our sponsor, Ellzabeth Butler Durlng the last four years she has gxven her tlme, energy and enthuslasm to our every endeavor and has guxded us wlth a steady hand She has worked hard to shape our characters and 1nst1l1 xn us the ldeals rn which she belleves honesty, cooperatlon loyalty to ourselves, and good sportsmanshxp The dedlcatlon of thls annual IS our humble attempt to show our appreclatlon THE CLASS OF 52 3 .Da l Scenes 7:1 35 1 N. 0461111 in ia fra fl.0ll ff I 'L 04 Edward J Engle Supermtendent Irene M Haderly Secretary Gerald A . Smlth Treasurer mmm tra hon T Jay Barton Presldent oar o ucalwn 6 Rnchard H Beach Prmcxpal Carohne E Born Trustee Cebll N. Starlmg Trustee 94d e Q Q cd 0 an M! Ili L ivfjlttl Robert Bentley Junior High Coachin fS f r N ff N F2 f , ,' 1 1 , V y J 1 mm, K U' Martm Boraks Vocal Mu c X 'Wk Ferris E. Clouse Industrial Arts Edward Cooley Instrumental Mus 1C Ehzabeth Butler Sclence Mary Campbell Engllsh Economlcs George Crellm .Tumor Hlgh Phys1ca1 Education Coachmg Staff Glenda Crosby Soc 1a1 Studles Physncal Educatlon L11 'M-mag, JVM aff Dorothy Eggleston English Mathemat' s Madeline Feyl Junior High Physical Education Marti Gabrysiak ercial W Willia H lser atics l Education aching Staff Elaine J iles .Tumor H g Physical tion Mary Kelly English Latin French Sally Kern Home Economics Charles McLean Guidance Vocational Director Melvin Sheppard Junior High Physical Education Coaching Staff Sam Vaccaro Ar Mechanical Drawing en fora Rlchard Johnson Rlch Fore Annual 4 Baseball 1, 2 Boxmg 1 Class Offlcer 3, 4 Class Play 3 Foo ball 1, 2, 3 4 Student Councll 1, 2, 3 Varslty Club 3, 4 Roger Relss Lxttle Al 'Winds may start, wlnds may stop, but I go on forever Class Offlcer 1 2, 4 Football 1 Uf ice 3 10119 Helen Valarle Perry Helen Her heart lS hke the moon there IS always a man ln lt Basketball 1 2 Class Offlcer 1 3 4 Debate 3 A 1, 2 Forenslcs 2 Glee Club 1, 2 3 Nurses Club 3 Bert Sterlmg Cass Gangway you romeos here I come Annual 4 Baseball 1 2 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, , Class Offlcer 3 Class Play 4 Football 1, 2, 3 T ack 1, 2 3, 4 Varslty Club 3, 4 Charles G Allor Charlne Sllence has become e mother tongue Glee Club 3, 4 Dorls M Baldes Dorls There IS nothmg more welcome than a good Joke Annual 4 Chorus 2 3 Class Play 3 Hall Momtor 1 Offxce 3 Shorlan Delores BIIBWICZ Do Do except 1n name H A Glee Club 1 2 Nurses Club 2 Offlce 2 James G Bllllet .T1m Eat, sleep, slee ea ' Football 4 Track 3 Weldon Bourdlc Weldon 'Work fascxnates me, gaze at xt for hours Basketball 1 2 Football 1 2, 3 4 Varslty Club 3 Benedlct V Clpponerl Ben St1ll water runs deep Chorus 1, 2 3 Vlncent Peter Clpponerl J'1m A qulet and consclentxous worker Baseball 1 Chorus 2 Football 1 Charlotte A Cooney Charlle Happy I am, from cares Basketball 2 Class Play 3, 4 H A Glee Club 1 2 3, 4 Hall Momtor 1 2 Nurses Club 2 OfflCe 3 Shorlan 3 Gerald T Deldm Chxco To worry llttle, to study less IS my ldea of happlness Boxmg 1 2 Class Offxcer 3 Football 2, 3 4 Track 1 Varsity Club 3 George E Denmson George I am saddest when I smg and so are those who hear me ' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3 4 Class Offlcer 1 Class Play 3 4 11 rc -. 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I i Robert Drager Bob The harder I try, the gooder to be, the worser I become Ann Marxe Drake Dag Enyoy llfe ere t1s fled for when you d1e, youtre a long tlme dead Basketball 1 2 Debate 2 F H Glee Club 1 2 Monltor 2 Nurses Club 3 Offxce 3 Jack Fxnger A1r Force Leo Flanagan A1r Force Marylyn E Genereau Lyn Anythmg worth domg at all IS worth domg well Basketball 2 Chorus 3 4 Sclence Club 1, 2 Shorxan 3 Carol Louise Green Carol' There IS no future ln worrymg H A Glee Club 1 OfflC6 3 Edward Hansen a That s debatable Camera Club 3 Manager 1 2 Science Club 3 Cllfford G Henry I ve taken my fun where Ive found lt Annual Staff 4 Sports Reporter Candlce Hubbell Conme I11 tell the world and lt better l1sten Annual 4 Class Play 3 H A Forenslcs 2, Hall Monltor Nurses Club 2 Student Councll 4 Charles Hull ChasJ' Some th1nk the world was made for fun and frollc Boxlng 1 Football 2, 3, 4 Varslty Club 2, 3 KK 5 If i7 IK ' ' ' !! KK ' ,, F. . . 2, 3 . ll !7 fl ' ' Q ' ll !, 1 J Y - H cz 9 u , . S g . . 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I 12 AL I2 'Ji J .1 Edward O Jennmgs A good tlme was had by all and I was no exceptxon Camera Club 1 Glee Club 1 2 3 Grace M Johnson Gracle Knowledge IS power Glee Club 2 Nurses Club 2 Sally A Keller Sally If words were money she d be a mllllonaxre Annual 4 H A Glee Club 2 Hall Momtor 2 Nurses Club 2 Student Councxl 1 Donald M Kowalskx Don If you w1sh to reach e hlghest begm at the lowest W1ll1am Krebs KK IJ 'fGone F1ShlIlg Class Play 3 Football 1, 2, 3 Track 1 Varslty Club 1, 2, 3 Varsity Club Pres. 3 13 Robert E Lltherland Bob Actlons, not words, make the man Camera Club 2 3 4 Debate 2 3 4 Forenslcs 2 3, 4 Student Councxl 4 Tenms Club 2 3, 4 Thomas M Marsack Box For he s a Jolly good fellow whlch nobody can deny Prlscxlla McClay Prls She knows a lot but says lxttle Annual 4 Basketball 2 Class Offlcer 4 Class Play 4 F H A 1 Nurses Club 2, 3, 4 Sclence Club 1 2 Shorlan 2 Tenms Club 2 Ray Eugene Mlck Ray Much I know, but to know all IS my ambltlon Basketball 1, 2 Glee Club 2 3 P A System Operator 2 3 4 Duane Mlner Duane ' ' He aroused, and turned the page and dropped asleep agam. f- S ,Juv Joyce Miner Joyce Variety is the spice of life and I'm always doing some- thing different. Annual 3,4g Basketball 2. Camera Club 1, 2 Cheerleader 2 3, 4 Class Play 3 F H A 2 Nurses Club 3 Office 3 4 Student Council 1 3 Shorlan 2 3 Louis W Nannl LOU18 It s not what you know It s who you know Boxing 2 Football 1 Glee Club 3 Hall Monitor 2 Norma A Novenskl Norm Very sweet and crazy to meet Annual 4 Cheerleader 1 2 3 Chorus 4 Class Play 4 A A Bruce Panzl Brewster He doesn t like to study, It weakens his eyes Hall Monitor 1 2 Student Council 1 Jacquelme D Payer Jackie Youll know me by my laugh Annual 4 Cheerleader 2 3 Class Play 3, 4 Hall Monitor 2 Office 3 Shorian 3 Joseph D. Ploe K6J'oe5! 'fThe world may slide, but I won t budge an inch Norbert M Plutschuck B1 A great man, he admits it himself Annual 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Class Officer 2 Class Play 4 Football 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Varsity Club 3 Dorothy Powell Do It s so wonderful to be a and have people look up to you Basketball 1 2 A G A Glee Club 3 4 Nurses Club 2 3 Office 2 3 Paul R Ritchie Paul Work doesn t bother me I sleep right next to it Annual 4 Basketball 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 Varsity Club 2 3 Greta M Roobae rt Hunch' No matter how you figure, she s got it Annual 4 Cheerleader Chorus 3 H A Nurses Club 3 .As 1 9: 4 7 ' Q . . . . S , - 3 ! . . n 'un cz ' Ja H ' - - as cc x ' 7 . - 1 n 1 7 n ' . l D ! 2 9 ' 2 ra ra H ty H an 2 t H ' , 31 9 ' ' F.H. .15 . .A.4. 1 G. . . 1, 2, 3 . ' ! ca 73 ca va az 2 - ' ' DJ ax 7 ' ' Y ' ' .ar 2, V ll, I E s , 9 2 ' H . 9 J I . . . u - n H , 41 r - U I ,H 9 - as . 1 1 4 4 . , 4 , F. . . 1, 2 14 Dorothy Rxva rd Dorothy The begmnmg IS the most lmportant part of work Annual 4 Basketball 2 Class Play 3, 4 Nurses Club 2 Off1C6 3 Freder nck Rupersburg Fred Not that I love study less, but I love fun more Football 1, 2 Varsxty Club 2 Patrlcla Loulse Shanks Her eyes bespoke mlschlef ln her Annual 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Offlce 3 Shorlan 2 3 John Edward Sharp Herb If busmess mterferes wlth pleasure, cut out the buslness Annual 4 Football 1 Kermeth E Shoemaker Ken ' He has more fun 1n a year than most people have ln a lxfetlme Thomas H Slater Tom Im standmg on the brmk of success, won t someone glve me a push Camera Club 1 2, 3 4 Football 3 4 Tenms Club 2, 3 4 Track 3, 4 Gerald A Smlth Smxtty Women are my downfall Baseball 2 Basketball 1 2 3, Boxmg 2 Class Offlcer 1 Football 1 2, 3, 4 Student Councll 4 Track 2 Varslty Club 2 3 Wlllxam D Starlmg Dave He IS never quxet but when he IS sleepmg Boxmg 1 2 Camera Club 4 Class Play 4 Tenms Club 3, 4 John C Sulllvan Jack Just a guy who moved mto town, and always n1ce to have around Baseball 4 Track 4 .Toan P Sutton Seen but seldom heard Annual 4 Nurses Club 4 av' . rx rx 41 1: U . . . , cc 2 - ' , . the ' ! ar rn 4 . - as , . , , Y I . . as - u 6, ,, cc .H ' sc 4 , , !, ' I , ' Y 1 cc 17 ' Pat li 77 ar V the lf - - f . . . ,, , . . , ' . qv , , . cc n U ,, H ' ' H ' 'Y 2: ' n . ' NJ 77 cz 7 0 rc 37 fl - ' ' H . an -FX six -J' Shlrley A Von ltter Squlrrely Why be nolsy, too much attentlon lS dangerous Basketball 2 A 1 Glee Club 1 2 Donald L Werbrouck Don There s a lot of cards xn the class but he s the only Joker Class Offxcer 2 Class Play 3 4 Jeanette A Wmczner Jean Her darllng brown eyes hue '1 look of dnsguxse Annual 4 Chorus 1 2 3 Hall MOHlt0F 2 Nurses Club 1 Offlce 3 Shor1'1n 3 Student Councll 2 Edna Wlsman Eddle Nothmg lb 1mposs1ble to a wxllmg, heart F H A 2 Glee Club 2 Nurses Club 2 3 4 Mary Loulse W1sman Words are to be used only on speclal occaslons and wxth me specxal occaslons are rare Annual 4 F A 1 Glee Club 1 2 Nurses Club 2 3 CLASS OF 1952 Class Flower Amerxcan Beauty Rose Class Colors Blue and Whlte Class Motto We Bulld the Ladder by Whlch We Cllmb Clay ,HLA tory We Bulld the Ladder by Whlch We Cllmb As eager hopeful freshmen, we began to put together the ladder by whlch to reach our goal grad uatlon as the class of 1952 The flrst rung was the electlon of our freshman offlcers presxdent, Roger Relss vxce presldent, George Denmson, secretary, Helen Perry, treasurer, Jerry Smlth Student Councll members, Sally Keller and Rlchard Johnson For a llttle added enJoyment we declded on a hayrlde, held at Jack's Stables Soon lt was t1me to add our second step we presented the Blossom Ball the last dance of the year The summer flew by, and soon we were sophomores We began to bulld agam when we elected our new offlcers presldent, Roger Reiss vlce presldent B111 Plutschuck, secretary Dorothy Chetkovxch, treasurer, Don Werbrouck, Student Councll members Sally Keller and Rlchard Johnson We worked very hard on the fourth step of our steadlly growmg ladder the sale of red and gray book covers As sophomores, we gave two dances whxch comprlsed the flfth and slxth rungs They were the Tmsel Twxrl at Chrlstmas, and the Honey Hop , at the end of the year Of course we held our hayrlde agam, thls t1me at Ingleslde Inn Junlors at last, and how fast our ladder was to be extended ln th1s year Our seventh step was the electxon of offlcers They were Rlchard Johnson, presldent Jerry Deldm, vxce presldent Helen Perry, secretary Bert Sterlmg treasurer Joyce Mmer and George Denmson, Student Councxl members W sold book covers agam, and sales of penclls and shampoo added to our growmg ladder Paper drlves each Saturday helped fashlon the nmth rung The tenth shmmg and brlght, was added ln February when we gave our fu'st b1g formal dance, the J Hop, wh1ch we called The Mardl Gras' Also m February we recexved our class rmgs, whlch proclalmed to all that the proud possessors were gettmg nearer to Ball Bounce ' they added the eleventh and twelfth rungs to our ladder The last step of our Jumor year, but not the least by far, was added when we held our play, The Inner Wllly The plcmc for the senxors, whlch we held at Walled Lake Park, and the acceptance of the lantern from the senlors on class nlght, marked the end of our Jumor year The completlon of our ladder was 1n slght, and we worked steadlly toward our goal We constructed our fourteenth rung wxth the electlon of officers for our semor year pres1dent, Rlchard Johnson, v1ce presldent, Roger Relss, secretary, Helen Perry, treasurer, Bert Sterlmg Student Councll members, Conme Hubbell and Jerry Smlth The fxfteenth and slxteenth steps were formed wlth the sale of mag azmes and Chrxstmas cards Our Frlday night dances after football and basketball games added rungs seventeen through twenty e1ght We enterprlslng senlors even managed to have a band The Sundown ers , play for most of our dances The twenty mnth step still vlbrates wlth the laughter and fun whxch marked our Semor Carnlval Tlme was runmng short, and stlll more steps were needed before we reached our goal The next one, number tlurty, was smeared a llttle wlth grease pamt as we dlsplayed our talents wlth another play, a h1llb1lly comedy, called Comm Round the Mountam' Then w1th pen and pencll m hand we set forth to draw up an annual, whlch we called The Shore O Scope of 1952 Rung number thlrty one, sparklmg w1th Stardust and brlght muslc, marked our second and last formal dance, the Semor Prom Our goal was but one step further, the end of our four years of study, work and pleasure We took our accumulated assets, and as a class made a flve day trlp to Washmgton D C We came back to baccalaureate, then class nlght, and fmally our goal, graduatlon But as we recelved our dlplomas and stood wxth them ln hand we reahzed that although we had reached our goal, the extensxon of our ladders should not stop Thls was Just the begmmng there would be more goals to reach as tlme went by and lt would be up to us to work toward them, and achieve them with success So, armed wlth the knowledge and the frlendshlps we have acqulred durmg the last four years, wlth confldence m ourselves and trust 1n God, we, the Semor Class of 1952, bld good bye to our carefree school days and set out to accompllsh our alms ln llfe 17 I KI 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I Ray M Duane Joyce 39' E'z Dave P2015 sl G race J MAO J B111 K 'i e en P Delores, ay oo Charhe 9 in is Mary W 5 Don Edna W I Joan l L14':r' il L gx 5-'lux WY: E B111 Q ox-ge i .Tackxe if ' .1-Y' -,g,C11if H W Zlllffelffdidlllfll XX, '9 QQ O '50 JV ' O K 09,5 k Q L A I 5 lk' J I Qu 1 1 I -jf 1 N F 5 , 1 X I N I lg-ZA ull l0l'J Row I B Gunmngham, C Hocker, E Mltchell, D Arentz, E Geatches, D Adams, R Harrlson Row II P Kravltz, L Barrett, D Adlen, S H11v1ng A Doherr E Foster, R Kosal Row III L Butcher, P Allor, N Chapoton N Dunnell, S Barker P Barton, M L111er P Corston Row I R Preston, D Vercruysse, R Tonks, G Ohlhaver L Quxgley G Wldeman Row II E Nanm, C Weber, C S1tz, S Stenqulst, D Trombley, B Lowry Row III J Trombley, H W1111ams, B Wambach, M Rodgers, F Weber, W Utt, K W1st 22 O . .... , . , . . . . . . . , . . , . . , . . . . . . . . . , . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . . . an wr CS'N1P5IwtJ I 'thru op omored Row I D Barrett, R DeShutter, D Barkley, T Dykstra L Brown, J Cherpes, W Fotherby, R Eagan, W Carty Row II J Burchard, R Glander, C Dean, C Crew, W Buhl J Crellm, F Berlek, J Allor Row III J Crellm, M Fox, J Bohl M Arnold, M Buhl, J Frltz, D Brohl, S Barnes, Mr Clouse Row I J Herman, F Juergens, R Graham, H MOTFISOD, W Gunmngham, J Greene, L Haderly, S Kolomyskl, N Nanm Row II B Gunnmgham, M Hammond C LaPeer, J Maxwell, B McNeal, R Gruber, R Johnson, Mr Clouse Row III S Martm, M LaChance, M McAdam, G Love, P Jaschob, M Martm G Kravltz, R Lloyd Row I R Townsend, L Pfelfer, M Rupp, C Nehls, E Thomas, M Rupp, J Rodgers, C Sample Row II M Shaughnessy, D Salmoml, D Valentmo, G Sutton, J Wllhams, P Trathen, G Norton, Mr Clouse Row III E Wheeler, J Randazzo, B McClay,I Sell, B Thomson, M Sebastlan, S Studebaker 24 l 2 . . . . , . . . : . . . . . , . ' . . . z ' 5 1 f I A f -4 4 f 31 J , J 1 ' Q f I . ..... . . s 0 . n , . . . , . . . , . . .... . . . . Sophomore :gn apdfmota Wiz .gfedhlnell Row I J Baetz, S Beauford, B Greene, H Clark, K Fox, C Evans .T Dykas D Garr1son R Goodlett Row II R Du Chene, C Gunmng, C Funk, R Barnett, B Edwards, .I Donahue T Brown, B Belmore Mr Gabryslak Row III .T Goodlett, M Davls S Fountam B Butcher, W Baxter, C Church, .T Boals, H Howe lf f Row I D Planfettl, R Morrlson, J Halgh, W Powell, E Logan D Lapeer C Onyskow, J Kroll Row II R Powell, K Hawkyard, S Luckett, N McCollum F Macey, L Malson, Mr Gabryslak Row III M Holmes, M Preston, B Preston, B Labme, J Mxlls, J Klng, I Harrlson Row I B Tapert, B Trathen, V Wrxght, E W1ll1ams,C Rodemsky K Token, B Reddo, H Schrank L Wambach, A Saganek Row II T Spear, R Watson M Yunke D Townsend, M Snuth, .T Weber, L Rlvard, G Stover Mr Gabryslak Row III D Socla, B Wllson, B Weber P WIHCZHBP, B Schlacht, B Rattray, R Sutton, M Wllkms 26 : . . . . . . , . , . , . . , . I . Q . . . , . , . . . . . ,- I r 1 i ' 1 J . 1 2 . G I .va : . ' ' . ' . ' . . , . , . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... , . ., . . . . . . . , . , . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . Row I- Row II Row III giglzifz ,grade McSweeney, B Lees A Knuff R Brown, R Hofmann J DeMaria J Nicholson, Gistinger, B Ader . McCollum, P. Nanni, A. Kuhle, M Moenart, .I Henry, G. Baron, B Capanda, C Wiese, Miles, Mrs Feyl Bogle, H Thibert P Church, L Mageau, B Johnson, E Stenquist, M Flood, B Arnold Row I J Berger S Sager, N Wrlght, A Schrank, B Harcourt, .T Adams, V Shanks, R McNeal E Tromley Row II J Weber Wallace, P Slota J Lewls, K Walz, P Bllhet A W1sman, B Arnold Mr Bentley Row III J Rzadko F Topous, J Trombley, .T Sant, S Alexander, C Boenmg, W Born, D Lowry Row I M Mxllls, K Marzka, T Doherr, G Neely, J Gmgrlch, M Bel1ar,A Mltchell, D Kolomyskn, S Mortlmer Row II A Gallagher, J McDannell, J Mncallef, A N1chol,D Shaughnessy, D Sharpe, B Onyskow Mr Grellm Row III F Rlebel, B Allen, L Schatzberg, C Poma, S Martm, W Gunnmgham, R Beasse G Mlcallef 27 . s. . , . , . . , . , . J. . . ' B . . . . J. . . : B. . , ...... . : . , . . ' ..... , 1 . , D. . , . ' . . ' ' , . ' . , : . , . . . . . ' . . . f . . 0 h 0 l ' ' ' , : n ' Q I 0 ' . ' . ' , Row I Row II Row III Row I Row H Row III euentlz gra e Quxgley, R Flood S W11burn, J Wolfrum, J Klem, M Salatlch, J Ortner, C Danta, Schmltz J Sant J Kolomyskl Slota, S Johnson D Sharpe, D Starr R Jurk1ew1cz, R Gagnon, H M11ls M Carmlchael, Hendrxck R Wayne, K Johnson Mr Sheppard Schnoes, E Martm, T Barton F Stenqulst K Rxebel, M Thomas D Geatches E Kravltz, M Randazzo Foster, K Barnett, R Glander, M Valentlno, B Downer, N Smlth, D Brown, C Ploe Mc Laughlm, E Balltzky, D Whltmg Powell, J Clayton, L Serwas, D Graham, W Yunke T Shaughnessy, G Hynes Wlttebols, P Ternan J Keller, H Whltmore, Mrs Jlles Hurley, C Ch1sho1m,A Savage, J Wxlhams, C M11ls M Vleau, J Topous M Nanm, Lannoo, M Savage 8 : C. ' . , . ' . . ' . ' . . J. ' , . , . '. h u - . : C. D. , . . , . . . , . J. , . G . , . 1 .' . : E. . . , . , . . , . , . : B .... ' . . ' . . , : B ..... , . . , : T. . . . ' . ' , . ' . , . ' J. . . . A 2 'Z Uffcfzulfzea 4,1 Q 'WX A QQSEW 2 '4 K -. 5 tucfent founcil R w I Mr Beach P Krav1tz L Wambach, J Crelhn, E Geatches B Gunmngham, B L1therland S Luckett Row II L Butcher, B Rattray, P Barton, J Smlth, C Hubbell, G Love M Yunke No organlzatlon wlthm a school IS as lmportant as the Student Counc1ls The problems of the student body are brought to these groups, and lmprovements m the school system are attempted through them The Student Counclls try to brmg about a better understandmg between the students and the faculty, encourage school sp1r1t and lmprove the school m any way posslble Mrs Eggleston and Mrs Feyl are the advlsers thxs year Wlth the1r asslstance the councxls dxscuss problems fully and try to work them out III the best mterests of all concerned Row I W Born J Clayton Mrs Feyl B Foster, S Johnson Row II G Neely, D Geatches, B Johnson M M11l1s, J Nlcholson 30 , ' 2 gl T 9- 'Y uc 1 ,, '4 5 .1 I . IW, p . ,, . em . , 1 , - 4 ..-, ' V I Q Q., i ' k 5 Q i .': , ,Xq-4, , 0 . . , . , . . . , . . , l I u 0 C ' I u , I U . . . . , , . . ' ' w 3 - 15, .V 'Z' K 3' - K , 3 :Lg ' ,v 6 , Hg 0 - . . , ' ur . . ,V fl 1 .l 'X - 1- ,W , xr , R -0-5 '11 , Q -Qs L , -f 1 y 5 ' J' Q . . , . , . , . . . . . . . , . . . nnual QS! ow J Sharp D Werbrouck J Srnlth, B Krebs, R MlCk, P RltChl6, B Sterllng, C Henry T Slater Row II Mr Beach B Plutschuck P McClay, G Roobaert D Powell B11l1et, J Hansen B Starlmg, D Rlvard R Lltherland, Mr Gabryslak Row III M1ss Butler J Payer N Novensk1, D Baldes J Sutton R Tonks, M Wlsman, H Perry, C Hubbell MISS Kelly enzor Clam Pl g fx Q Row I B Plutschuck J B1ll1et, B Sterlmg, D Werbrouck, B Starl1ng,G Dennlson Row II D Rlvard, P McClay, C Hubbell D Baldes, N Novenskl J Payer, Mrs Campbell The sen1or class took off the1r shoes and dlsplayed thelr natural ab11xt1es ln a h1lar1ous h1llb1lly comedy called Comm Round the Mountaxn The hlgh pomts of the performance were the mlghty exploslons of the old stove and the double shotgun weddmg whlch brought the play to a nolsy but suc cessful conclusion 31 R I. . , . , .... . . , ' ' J ' ! ' ' 7 ' I J' Y ! . . , . . . . , . , . . , . , . . . . , . . C ff? I J , lf , A ,ti , , 5 , J H- a fx :JM J ge - Y ' -4 N' 1 A. fi .., w Q Q, J lf V 8' ls f 'wqjf A Lg . yrsxx I X J U X A f 2: L Q L E 4 f : av - 9.9 5 .: ea , G Q l 'fr v - ' - 4 . f ' 5 1 ' - ' 1 . if F 1 I n o , u ' . u I u u' . 1 . . . . , . . , . . rc - . ,, . . . and Row I Mr Cooley, .I Lewls, I Berger, E Krav1tz, .I Donahue, F Topous, L Schatzberg, J Rzadko Row II Row III Boenmg, .T Dykas Born, E Stenqulst, L Merrlam, F Stenqulst, F Macey, B Powell, D Wh1t1ng, P Church, Hofmann, .T Baetz, C Crew Morrlson, H Howe, J Glngrlch B Onyskow, S Martm, .I Sant, C Ploe The 1952 graduatlon w1ll mark the f1rstpub11c appearance of the Lake Shore Band Dlrected by Mr Cooley, It IS composed of 34 members, from grades s1x thru ten As th1s IS the band s flrst year, the members, w1th the exceptlon of one or two, are beglnners Row Row Row Row C 0l'uJ Trombley, G Roobaert, M Genereau, L Qulgley, L Brown, B Gunmngham, D Powell Cooney, B Lloyd, E Nannl, J Merrlam, N Johnson, S KO1OmySk1, F Juergens, L Pflefer, Su1t, G Wldeman, J Burchard Corston, P Wmczner, P Jaschob, S Barker,J A11or,C Weber .T Wmczner S Hllvlng Dean, V Wrlght, N McCollum, Mr Boraks Schlacht, B Rattray, B Butcher, N Novenskl, M Arnold, B Wambach M Rodgers, Kmg, M Yunke, B Belmore, S Luckett, D Townsend The annual Chrlstmas Concert marked the flrst publlc performance of thls year s chorus At that time, the P T A presented the chorus w1th a tape recorder whxch has proved mvaluable ln lmprovlng tone, voxce blendlng, and d1ct1on 32 1 I u ' u Q . - 1 1 . , C. ' . . R. . . . I. D .... ' . . ' . , ,E. Foster, M. Rupp, D. Rivard, J. Williams. II. C. . . ' . ' . . ' . . ' C. ' . ' . . III. P. . ' . . . . ,. ' , . ' ' C. . ' . . . IV. B .... ' . . , . J. ' ..... . . . . , . .beba te B Lltherland, A Doherr, Mrs Campbell, J Wlllxams, R M1ck A completely new squad, under the dlrectlon of Mrs Campbell met teams from Dexter Detrolt Country Day, Keego Harbor and Lakevlew Hngh Schools The questlon was Resolved that all Amerlcan cltlzens should be subject to conscrlptxon for essentlal servlce 1n tlme of war Row I Lltherland, K Token T Slater, D Arentz,G Ohlhaver, R Tonks, B Starlmg, B Buhl, Eagan Row II Krav1tz,R Glander, M LaChance,M Buhl,A Doherr,J Frltz N Dunnell Mxss Butler, Stover In thxs, lts fourth year, the Camera Club moved out of a closet and bunlt a darkroom nn the old bunldlng The darkroom was eqmpped by the Board of Educatlon, wlth the asslstance of Mr Gordon Stover um the selectxon of new equlpment 33 Clnlefa . B. ' . , . . . . . ' . 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' , . , ' G. . guture omemakerd Club o almerzca Row I B Schlacht, W Baxter, B Gunnmgham, V Wrlght, G Love, B Belmore, J Frltz Row II B Rattray, J Mllls, I Sell Mrs Kern, M Hammond L Haderly, M McAdam, M Buhl The natlonal orgamzatlon of home economlcs students IS composed of chartered state assocxatlons wh1ch m turn are made up of chapters 1n hlgh schools Members earn the1r plns by work on varlous projects Lake Shore members have sent Chrlstmas and blrthday presents to chxldren who are patlents at Slgma Gamma I-Iospltal Letters and VlSltS to pen pals resulted from the Chrxstmas project The sale of all purpose cards statlonery, and gxfts has helped the club fmanclally, and has been adopted asa yearly project ulure urded lub Row C Weber, S Studebake-r,D P1anfett1,M Hammond,G Johnson, B Gunnmgham,E Wlsman P McC1ay, L Haderly Row M Preston, S Fountam, B Preston, I Sell Mrs Kern W Utt M McAdam, G Love, L Butcher Membershlp m the Future Nurses Club, wh1ch was orgamzed m the spr1ng of 1950, IS open to all girls m hlgh school Slnce the purpose of the club lS to help gxrls fmd out what nurslng and lts re lated flelds requlre and offer, fleld trlps to hospltals and schools of nursmg are an lmportant part of the group's actlvltles The motto of the club IS Lookmg 1nto the Future' and the flowers are the red rose and whlte carnatlon 34 ! 0 5 .. G 1 Q 5 Q Y - x -1, of L4 E ,js f fi I 'Q : . . ' . , . . , . . . . - , . . . . I: . . . ' ' . . . ' . ' , H: . . ' . . , . , . , . . . ,, . . ,, . Uennia Row I B Lltherland, D Arentz, R Tonks, J Smlth, Mr Bentley Row II B Starhng N Dunnell, P Barton, T Slater The Tenms Club adds to the athletlc program, offerxng a larger varlety of aCtlVltleS 1n the sports fxeld It IS open to anyone who IS xnterested, and each year there IS a tournament open to the entlre student body Row Row Row IV gala! Stenqulst, S l-I11v1ng, C S1tz, G Roobaert, M Rupp, A Doherr, L Haderly, M Rupp Gunmngham D Planfettl Baxter, J Mllls J Frxtz, G Love, M Mc Adam, M Yunke, W Utt, Mlss Crosby Corston, G Arroyo, B Butcher, B Wambach, M Buhl, S Luckett, N Dunnell, B Rattray, Belmore, C Church, L Butcher The Gxrls Athletlc Assocxatlon, organlzed last fall, set out to promote fun and falr play, and above all to encourage the love of sports Members held weekly meetlngs, planned meets at nearby swlmmlng pools, and played basketball games wlth other glrls clubs The G A A also sold refreshments at the home football and basketball games, and was actlve m supportlng all sports events 35 : . ' , . . . o o o I: S. ' '. ' ' . ' . . . . . . Row Il: D. Townsend, J. Allor, S. Studebaker, B. Trathen, V. Wright, C. Dean, C. Weber, P. Trathen B. ' , . ' '. III: W. . ' , . ' . . . . ' . . P ..... . . . B. . . . . , . . . . . Cheer .feaclera l J Mlner, G Roobaert, S Stenqulst, P Barton, S Hllvlng, J Payer Fllled wlth renewed energy and determxned to step up the sp1r1ts of the school, the cheerleaders cheered loudly and well throughout the 1951 Football Champ1onsh1p season and the 1951 52 Basketball Co Champ1onsh1p season To make certam the cheers were heard 1n the four corners of elther fxeld or gym, shmy new mega phones were purchased w1th the proflts from the sale of football programs MHLOI' cslleel' scetlllefd A Knuff, D Kolomyskl, J Weber, S Johnson School Splrlt plays an xmportant part m school aCtlV1tl6S, whether It IS Jumor or semor hlgh The Junlor hlgh, eager to dlsplay the1r sp1r1t, voted on SIX cheerleaders of the1r own These glrls cheered at all of the J V football, and Jumor hxgh basketball games They also partxclpated 1n the pep meetxngs glven for the entlre student body 36 . . . . . . - - . . . . . . - uncor .N gl: cg apilmotd -H xv-, 'Ki 'W' if ,tg 4, x, wP4,3:?A5qVEf 3 hi 25,1 fan if 9 gm. ffiwwxm- 1935! Ww -,f Q, WM 'zfaf if, 4 1' Fl! 'mix .Wx 311454 4 S orta Slum 1951 1.952 4 'QW Nl 1 i f a f. , f 'C fn 4 ,W Al A C9 5.25-' .1 .Sparta J f , ff? X 1' 5 X 'J QQ Z4 ffi...-'i-f--K i X E New f f Ka! fu f X 9 - g' x ' ardily oolbafl Row I. Relbel, C Hocker, T Slater, K McCullough, B Wojahn, E Geatches, L Hofmann, Blngham, Mr Hersh1ser Row II Mlcallef, G Wldeman, B Gunnmgham, S Grondz1k, P Barrett, N Johnson, P Eagan, Thomas, Mr Crellm Row III Sova, W Bourdlc, C Hull, P R1tch1e, R Johnson, B Plutschuck, J Smlth, J B11l1et Lake Shore took lts second stralght B1 County League champlonshlp wlth a 6 0 league record Wlth ten lettermen as a nucleus, coach B111 Hershlser and assxstant coach George Grell1n turned 1n a great Job ln moldlng another tltle wlnner After one w1n and one loss, the Shor1ans moved 1nto B1 County League competltlon, and blasted Warren, Busch, Utxca, Lakev1ew, Eastland, and South lake 1n order to wrap up another crown In the llne, letter w1nners Paul R1tch1e, Bob Gunnmgham, Charles Hull, Chuck Blngham, Jerry Smlth, Jerry Deldln, Rlchard Johnson, and Weldon Bourd1c, along wlth newcomers B111 Gunmngham, Stan Grondzlk, Don Barrett, Pete Eagan, Norm Johnson, Bob Wolahn, and Charhe Hocker, dxd a fme 1ob, ln front of a fast, hard runn1ng, deceptlve set of backs Veteran backs Bud Sova, B111 Plutschuck, and Ed Geatches were Jomed by Hunter MOTFISOH, Bert Sterhng, Leroy Hofmann and Bucky Thomas 1n carrymg most of the load At the close of the season, end Paul R1tch1e and halfback Ed Geatches were chosen for the all B1 County, and all Macomb County flrst teams both also got all state honorable mentlon B1l1Plutschuck made the all B1 County second team, and honorable mentzon on the all state and all Macomb County selectlons Captam Bob Gunmngham, tackle, and Bud Sova, quarterback, were chosen for the all B1 County second team, wlth honorable mentlon on the all County Pete Eagan, Chuck Bxngham, Charlie Hull, Jerry Smlth, Hunter MOFTISOH, Weldon Bourdic and Rlchard Johnson recelved honorable mentlon on the all B1 County team 40 C.' . '. B. . '. 1 U 7 'limi if ii' N U1 1 f' ,uw fa ,uv VX , Q' . A 'Hz 4 'bf it, ' v- '...n-vm, Row Row Row Row unwr arfutg oat a 'if Clark, B Stevens, G Stover, R Goodlett, J Donohue, T Brown Wambach, E W1l11ams, C Evans B Buhl B Powell, B Carty B Tapert, E Stenqulst Beauyean, R Zlegler B Lloyd J Townsend, R Watson, R Johnson, J Crellm L Ma1son Pfelfer, J G1ngr1ch,N Nanm D Valentmo H Schrank D Sharpe W Powell, Mr Sheppard Lake Shore's Jayvee football season was the most successful 1n years Under coach Mel Sheppard the team ended the season undefeated In four games they scored seventy f1ve pomts wh1le holdmg the1r opponents scoreless C yur!! Uedm 5 C Second Gam Cd geatclnn fdul Kctclat Kaul .song lea Plhtkllcl. Jef QKIIIIQLIH 42 ' 'U ' 5 ll 1, ' Q f I . 4 ' vi 3 , 21151 ' 4 4 t s I N11 ' if i I I gr V, ,Q W, 7. I. H ..... . . H. L. . ' ' . , . , . . , . . ' . 111. R. ' . ' , . , .... ', . ' . IV. L. ' . ' ' . ', . ' , . , . , . . . . -s u , s . , i Q l 'Uardily Kadketball I Row I J' Mlcallef, R Tonks, B Gunnxngham, P R1tch1e, E Mltchell, C Bmgham, Mr Bentley Row II G M1callef, B Thomas, J Smlth, B Sterl1ng, B Plutschuck, E Geatches F R1ebel Basketball presented another brxght spot 1n the sports p1cture The 1951 52 Shor1ans hung up one of the fmest records 1n Lake Shore s h1story, w1nn1ng fliteen and los1ng one, to share the B1 County champ1onsh1p w1th Utxca The Shorxans flashed through the league w1th eleven v1ctor1es 1n twelve games, under new coach Bob Bentley The team was bullt around veterans Chuck B1ngham, Ed Geatches and co captams Bert Sterl1ng and ably Other squad members who deserve a lot of cred1t are B1ll Plutschuck, Ern1e Mltchell, Paul R1tch1e, and George Denn1son The tournaments were held at a new s1te UIIS year, Bxrmmgham Troy The b1g floor d1dn t affect the Shornans as they breezed through the1r fnrst two games beatmg Fraser 63 48 and New Balt1more 62 46 In the flnal Lake Shore eked out a 35 34 overtlme w1n over Eastland for the D1str1ct t1tle In the1r 1n1t1al game of the Regionals, the Shor1ans were beaten by a red hot Algonac ball club 47 37 The post season honors fell to Bert Sterhng who was named on the Detrolt Free Press all state fxrst team and all B1 County f1rst team, Chuck Bmgham on the all state and all B1 County flrst teams and all suburban second team ID the Detrolt Tlmes B111 Gunmngham honorable mention on B1 County 43 I . . , - . . .Terry Smith. Ron Tonks, Bill Gunningham, and Bucky Thomas up from the reserves helped consider- . , . . . - . 1 - n . ' l , . - l - a- 1 - - . . . 3 . . , .- . 5 C fo Champa obzdfrlcf Clad! C Champ! fmwd fhfaildl .J 0-.LJ Hmmyfm, fxzfimbw ,T ,..2..?f'f?52.M.,w-f W Q55 gfiubfdw A J x- I 51401, wyfw f .. I . , K A Kadketbalf Rederued Row I Mr Hershlser B Graham C Hocker H Clark L Pfe1fer Row II N Johnson R Watson L Wambach E Logan The 1951 52 basketball team found the gomg rough and ended the season w1th a record of f1ve v1ctor1es and eleven losses The leadmg scorer on the team was Chuck Hocker who rolled up one hundred and S1Xty two po1nts 1n snxteen games unwr .Hugh Badketball Row G Stover C Funk I-I Schrank C Gunmng K Token W Powell, C Evans, T Brown, .T Haxgh, T Spear Row Mr Crellm W Born G M1ca1lef J G1ngr1ch J De Marla D Sharpe, K Marzka, I Mlcallef J Lew1s H Thxbert Mr Sheppard Row III J Kolomyskl E Martm, L Merrlam D Graham J Clayton M Nallnl T Hurley K Wlttebols D Geatches M Thomas J Belmore T Barton The seventh and elghth grade basketball team had a successful season w1th seven wms and three losses Eleven games w1th only two defeats was the mnth grade team's record 45 . . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . . 9 l ! ' . 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I rm A I . , . , . , . . . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . ardilg rack Row I Mr Cre111n, R Tonks, B Gunnmgham, P R1tch1e, R Arentz, Mr Hershlser Row II E M1tchel1, B Sterlmg, T Slater, D Vercruysse, H Morrxson The 1951 season was a good one for the Shor1ans and for coach George Gre111n and asslstant B111 I-Iershlser, who bu11t a strong team w1th the few lettermen on hand Lake Shore took 1ts second con secutlve B1 County track champlonshlp The Shorlans amassed 58 polnts to w1n handxly, takmg SIX out of a p0SS1b16 thlrteen f1rst places Granvllle Wrrght led the scorlng, w1th f1rsts ln the low hurdles and the hlgh Jump, and seconds 1n the shot put and the relay Leroy Hofmann was outstandlng ln the hlgh hurdles and the relays Despxte bad luck, a shorthanded Lake Shore team took th1rd 1n the reglonals w1th 32 2110 pomts, mxssmg second place by only 1f10 of a po1nt Leadlng prospects for 1952 lnclude Bert Sterhng, Ron Tonks Chuck Bmgham, Ed Geatches, Ernle M1tche11, Hunter MOFTISOH, Don Vercruysse, D1ck Arentz, D1ck Adlen, Bob Gunnmgham, .Txm B1111et, Larry Wambach, and .Tack Su111van 46 . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . 9 7 . . . . . . . . unior .High rack Row I Mr Crelhn, J DeMar1a, R Goodlett, J G1ngr1ch, W Powell C Rodemsky B Tapert, B Harcourt, Mr Hersh1ser Row II R Watson, D Sharpe, C Funk, T Brown, .T Ha1gh, R MOPFISOH, L. Wambach, C Evans 1951 saw the flrst season long tralmng and scheduled partxclpatlon IH track for the Junlor hlgh Thls resulted 1n two notable vlctorles for the squad The flrst was 1n a quadrangular meet wlth Lakevlew, Van Dyke and South Lake The next was 1n the flrst annual Lake Shore Invxtatlonal Jumor Hlgh Relays Lake Shore took su: flrst and three second places 1n the n1ne events Outstandlng m thxs meet were Larry Wambach, Bob Goodlett and ROg1S Morrlson 47 .XX ,x A V X fy X ,ga 'tm y -1 Ie s Baseball '31 -W xsgm M al 'f' Row I R Glander, .T Rodgers, L Flanagan, N Johnson, Mr Bentley Row II B Graham, C Hocker, B Thomas, B Sova, B Gunnmgham Row III D Barkley, B Sterlmg, B Townsend, J Zlegler, B Wojahn Wxth baseball a comparatlvely recent add1t1on to the athletlc program, bulldmg has been the keynote for the past two seasons Hxt hard by the loss of players graduatmg m 1950, new coach Bob Bentley had to begm ln 1951 chlefly wlth freshmen and sophomores, although a senlor, John Zlegler, was named the all B1 County second baseman Among the good prospects for thls year are semors Bert Sterlmg and B111 Plutschuck, Jumors Bud Sova and Chuck I-locker, and sophomores B111 Gunmngham, Bucky Thomas, Bob Graham and Dlck Glander who are returmng to form a nucleus of coach Mel Sheppard's 1952 team ln! 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