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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1956 volume:

FACULTY R. l 3 ian l 1 , If X ROBHIT COLE Junior High Q' ELEANOR CRANNY Music KEITH BROWN Junior High Coaching Staff I EAN CAIN English LOUISE CAREY Homemaking Pl GEORGE CRELLIN Social Studies Athletic Director DOROTHY EGGLESTON Mathematics IRENE FREDEN Junior High MARTIN GABRYSIAK Counselor Commercial EDWIN EAKIN Drafting STELLA EDWARDS Commercial 1' are DOROTHY GOLD SBERRY Junior High GMCE GREEN Social Studies STANLEY HANSEN Industrial Arts LEE HOUK Junior High ELAINE IILES Science MARY K.l1LY Latin English French CARL KRAUSE English Speech :Eh i JA SHIRLEY JOHNSON Commercial HARRY MAIBERGER Librarian DORIS MCLEAN Art GEORGE MOURAD Junior High ui 9 'Eg l Y J' K. I ' A jp X Q 'Q' BARBARA SCOTT Physical Education Health MELVIN SHEPPARD Journalism Social Studies Coaching Staff HOWARD TAYLOR Social Studies LEONARD WEZNEI Junior High TQ. JOHN MURASKI Junior High B. M. MURMYLUK Instrumental Music IO ur SHIRLEY NICAISE Mathem atics HERBERT RUMBLER Junior High Coaching Staff JOANN SCHROTZBERGER Science Mathematics SHIRLEY SCOTT junior High JAMES SMITH Consumer Education Vocational Education Director F W ssmons 2 ga Hs' if if 2-3 ,. Let W- J .1- QC. im: 43 1-6- fr 35 'Ex S Q1 V? If is 1? QE ,Q 9 , ,gui :s 256 ? . . F ' 5 1 5 f Q ,L 3' 3 . 5 I 1, . ss, sf H4 ri, va .x ii 'T' 1 Q , ,wx W? rf 134 .21 53 JH M: ry! 1 Q ,iv P J ezzzbr GQJJ OECQFS JUDY GISTINGER - - ---- Treasurer BOB JOHNSON - - NELL WRIGHT - JAKE GINGRICH CLA SS MOTTO: CLASS FLOWER: CLASS COLORS: - -Vice President - - - -Secretary - - President We've climbed the hillsg the mountains lie beyond. Carnation Red and White n n WILLIAM ALLEN Billy If at first you don't succeed, the heck with it. Football 1: Shorian 3. GLORIA BALLARD Donna' Her eyes bespoke the mischief in her. Class Play 3: Office Staff 4: Annual Staff 4: Dramatics 4. 'S Ts. 'Kai 1, ALLAN BIEFELD 'Allan' Much I know, but to know all is my ambition. Debate 3.4: Class Play 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Camera Club 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 1. PALMYRE BILLIET 'Chee-Chee' She may never change except in name. Office Staff 2, 3: Annual Staff 4. JOHN ADAMS Jack I never think ofthe future, it comes soon enough BARBARA A DER Barb Eat, sleep, sleep, and eat. Office 2: Annual Staff 4. GERALDINE BARON Dean The harder you work, the higher you climb. GAA 4: Annual Staff 4. MONROE BELLAR 'Monroe' 'Everything comes to those who wait. Track 1,2, 3, 4: Class Play 4: Varsity Club 2, 3,4 Annual Staff 4: Band 3, 4: Camera Club 2, 4, 'IR' 9 BARBARA BRIDGES Barb One of silence, one of sense. fl-lighland Park Highyg Homeroom Modern Dance 2, 3: Dramatics 3. Officer 1,2, 3: DIANA BURCHARD 'Diana' Wrinkles merely indicate where smiles have been. Band 1. ff, ,lf PETER DAVIS Pete 'Who, loves not wine, woman and song, remains a fool his whole life long. Class Play 4. PETER CHURCH Pete 'lt matters not how long you live, but how well. Track 1,2, 3,4g Band 1, 2, 3,45 Annual staff 4: Class Staff 4: Camera Club 2, 3, 4, WILSON BORN I 'willy' ' I have nothing to declare except my genius. 1 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Government 1,45 Annual Staff 4, Band 1.2, 3,4g Wolverine Boys' State 3g Camera Club 23 Forensics 3: Shorian Staff 4. ROSALEE BROWN 'Lee-Lee You'll know me by my laugh. ,l FHA 2: Nurses Club 3, 4: Dramatics 4g Journalism ,I 3: Annual Staff 4: Chorus 1. V! KENNETH CARVER Ken Sing and I'll sing with you, study and you'll study alone. I CHARLENE CIPPONERI 4 Char Her heart is like the moon, there is always a A man in it. Class Officer 2, 3: Class Play 3: Shorian Staff 49 Annual Staff 4: GAA 33 Nurses Club 3. , PAUL DEBUSSCHERE Paul Genius is 1010 inspiration and 99010 perspiration. JOSEPH DEMARIA aloe.. Wine, women, and song, but who likes to sing. Football 1,25 Track 1,2. L i JVENE GINGRICH Jake The difficult I do immediately, the impossible takes a little longer. Track 1,2, 3,43 Basketball 1, 2, 3g Class Officer 1, 2, 3,45 Class Play 3,43 Co-Captain 3,4g Student Council 1, 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 4. JUDITH GISTINGER nludy.. A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Class Play 3, 4: Treasurer 3, 4: Nurses Club 3. il KENNETH ERIC SON ..Ken.. 1 l I cannot afford to waste my time making money. ARDITH GALLAGHER Ardie Brains plus humor equals personality. Nurses Club 3, 4: Annual Staff 4. ig- 'X NS' WAYNE GUNNINGHAM Wayne What he dares to think, he dares to do. Football 3, 4: Class Play 33 Varsity 3, 4g Annual Staff 4. KENNETH HAWKYARD Ken The harder I try, the gooder to be, the worser I become, Football 4: Class Play 3. af'- l i 1 I . ! v Y K X i 4.4 MARY HOGAN Mickey Not that I love study less, but I love fun more.' Office Staff 4: East Det. High: Class Officer 25 GAA 2. RAYMOND HULL ..Ray.. While we live, let us live. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Gy N b -,, KJ I honestly believe it iz better tew know nothing 2' DIANA KOLOMYSKI ..Di.. A good time was had by all and I was no excep- tion. Annual Staff 4, GAA 3, 4: Shorian 4: Class Of- ficcr I. DONNA KRAMER Donna Blond, blue eyed picture of ambition. GAA 4: Annual Staff 43 St. Peter and Paul: Cheerleader 3: Basketball I,2, 3: Treasurer 2, The age of miracles, I am graduating, ii JOAN HENRY Joan Laugh and the world laughs with you, cry and you'll cry alone. RONALD HOFMANN Ron Who cares, kiss mel' Student Council 3, 45 Annual Staff 4: Camera Club 3: Play 3: Class Officer 25 County Band 2, 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior City Council 3, 4. -an-' 'Q' f i ROBERT HULL Bob ai li Basketball 1, Football 1.2, 3: Varsity 3.4, i i ROBERT JOHNSON I HBO .. than to know what ain't so. Class Officer 2, 4: Football 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club ' 4. ROBERT KRAMER 'Bob' Who is the best looking man in the crowd and why am IP' Football 45 Varsity Club 4. BERYL LEES 'Beryl' 'If words were money she'd be a millionaire. Class Play 45 Annual Staff 45 Shorian Staff 45 Y-Teen 45 GAA 35 Nurses Club 3. ZZ l W' ,, ll s 'Q s LAWRENCE MAGEAU 'Larry' There is no future in worrying. Annual Staff 4. KENNETH MARZKA 'Ken' ls life worth living? That depends on the liver. Track 3, 45 Play 35 Band 15 Football 3, 45 Basket- ball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 4. 'EQ' M. 3613 is-'rx JOHN LEWIS 'John' 'Make it the business to be thyself, which is the most difficult lesson in the world. Band 1, 2,3, 45 Class Play 35 Annual Staff 45 Varsity Club 45 Football 2, 3, 45 County Band 2, 3, 4. IOANNE LOXTON nlody.. 'Girls are loved for what they are5 young men for what they promise to be.' Class Play 45 GAA 3,45 Shorian Staff 3,45 An- nual Staff 4. if 522 1 lj qV ' . 'U 'A X SANDRA MARTIN Sookie 'I can resist everything but temptation, ' County Band 2, 3, 45 Band 1.2, 3, 45 GAA 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Y-Teens 45 Shorian 4. BARBARA MCCOLLUM Barb 'Foot loose and fancy free. Annual Editor 3, 45 Shorian 45 Y-Teens 45 Nurses Club 3: GAA 3. L11-1' n nv' sf GEORGE MICALLEF George I count only the hours that are bright. Basketball 1, 2, 3: Class Officer 1: Varsity 2, 3, 4. JOHN MICALLEF John Speech is great, but silence is greater. Co-op 4: Basketball 4: Varsity 3, 4. ANN MITCHELL Annie Man has his will, but woman has her way. Shorian Staff 4: Annual Staff 4: GAA 3.4: Drum Majorette 2: Play 3: Debate 3. MAFUORIE MOENART Marj Curiosity is one of the forms of feminine bravery, FHA 3: Nurses Club 3,43 Annual Staff 4: GAA l. as . Al fi DALE McKEE Dale lt is better of course to know useless things than to know nothing Q Class Play 3 SHEILA McSWEENY Sheila Be good and you ll be lonesome Class Officer 1 Y Teens 4 Shorian Staff 4 Au nual Staff4 GAA 3 4 ANITA MICHEL Nita Personality is to a woman what perfume is to a flower, Student Council 2, 3, 4: Debate 2, 3: GAA 4: Class Play 3, 4: Annual Staff 4. JUNE MILES June An innocent face but you can never tell! NUISSS Club 3, 4: FHA 3: Chorus 3: Annual Staff 4: Play 3. H GARY NEELY Gary It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt. Track 1, 2, 35 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA NICAISE Barb No legacy is so rich as honesty. Office 2, 3: Hall Monitor 4: Student Council 1. ALBERT NICOL ..A1.. Live so that when you die the undertaker will be sorry. Stage Manager 3, 4. SHARON SAGER Sharon' If business interferes with pleasure, cut out the business. GAA 3, 4: Annual Staff 43 Shorian Staff 3, 4. -Si' ' hr 'X nv' , t JACK NICHOLS Jack You can judge a man by his eraser. Debate 3, 4: Camera Club 2. JUDITH NICHOLSON .. Judy .. 'Love is only chatter: friends are all that matter. Annual Staff 4: GAA Officer 2, 3,43 FHA 4, in-fX uf .H JOSEPHINE SANT Shorty lt's quality not quantity that counts. Office 2. LESTER SCHATZBERG Lester All great men are in some way inspired. Camera Club 2, 3: Football 4g Band 1. 1.1 r i Y J 'N VIRGINIA SHANKS 'Virginia Ask me no questions and I ll tell you no lies Chorus 1, 2: Debate 2 Annual Staff 4 DONALD SHARPE No man at one time can be wise and love T. Class Otficer 15 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3,4: Varsity Club 2 3l4 Annual Staff 4 Shorian Staff 3. 'IRL' ' ALLISON TYRRELL Every temptation is big or small according as the man is. Football 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 3 4 DIANN WALLACE To cultivate kindness is a valuable part of the business of life. FFA 4: FHA 3, GQSS jflsfozy The adventures in education of the class of 1955-'56 began in the kindergarten. For many it was a tearful beginning, for both the children and their mothers. Grade school days were happy and carefree. After a few broken limbs and noses and the usual amount of childhood diseases, we finally reached the sixth grade. Our next step was junior high school. We had looked forward to this with great anticipation. When we, the little girls and boys, had finally struggled through Junior High, we had a taste of what our high school days would be like. Most of the girls had decided to change their wardrobes altogether, and many were deciding what color of lipstick would be suitable. The boys were somewhat less excited than the girls. Then before we knew it, we were freshmen, the ones who were usually blamed for all the mistakes, and who had the privilege of sitting in the back during the assemblies. We elected class officers in each of our three divided sections. Then we began to raise money for our class by giving our freshman dance. This was a great success and lots of fun. After all the excitement of our first year, we felt as if we were ready for another step higher. This year we elected officers in the different sections of the tenth grade. We were more mature this year, and we began to get things organized. Our big sophomore dance had a very large turnout. We also had a new idea and gave a donkey baseball game. Fun was had by everyone, except the donkeys. By this time our years in high school were passing rapidly. At the beginning of our Junior year, we elected class officers. Jake Gingrich was president, Charlene Cipponeri was vice president, and Judy Gistinger our treasurer. Chuch Munyon was elected secretary but when his family moved, Nell Wright was chosen in his position. In our Junior year our big thrill was ordering our class rings. Most of the girls chose the pearl stones and some of the boys just the plain gold ones. We added to our treasury by giving roller skating parties at the Mt. Clemens Arena. This year we also gave our Junior play and another donkey baseball game. During this year, Barbara McCollum was chosen as a representative from the eleventh grade to work on the yearbook. She filled all the qualifications for a Co-editor then, and now. Some of the kids also had the idea of making pom-poms for the games and giving bake sales, and they proved to be very profitable. At the close of the year Ron Hofmann and Wilson Born were chosen to go to Wolverine Boys' State at East Lansing. Spring was here now in full bloom and we, the Junior class, invited the Seniors to the Junior-Senior picnic at Stony Lake. This was truly a joyous affair and we had plenty of swimming and boating to last us for the rest of the year. Our next important event came when it was time for the Junior-Senior Prom. That memorable evening will last for a long time in our high school memories. We danced to the music played by the Stardreamers. Some of the Junior girls had the pleasure of ushering at the Commencement for the class of 1955. Now we had finally reached the level for which we had aimed so long. We were Seniors! Again we elected our class officers. They were Jake Gingrich as president, Bob Johnson as vice president, Nellie Wright as secretary, and Judy Gistinger as our treasurer. It was a busy year for us, with senior pictures, the Christmas card sale, and our Senior play adding to the excitement. Other important events during the year were the Carnival and the Junior-Senior picnic. Then before we knew it, we were climbing aboard the Baltimore and Ohio, heading for Washington D.C. Boy! at last we were on our way. It would take books to really describe the wonderful trip. We returned knowing there would never be another vacation like this one. We got back just in time to get our Prom clothes ready for the Junior-Senior Prom. When we walked up to get our diplomas on Commencement night, we knew that we had climbed the hills: the mountains lie beyond. , ,,, .L, Z! . ,A . - 5 2- -b tv v , I, mx 1 Z- .Q W L ,X is ' N294 B- 2 y l l , V' i Z K..- , ,A JoE.S' V -- ur et? 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I ,Q vm? , V .lm-hp. arf ee X C5 fufl 4 BOB KRAMER - CHEE CHEE BILLIET A I ' Class Couple Q a l I A Personality and Friendliest Class Fhns JUDY GISTINGER ' RON HOFMANN SHEILA MCSWEENEY - KEN MARZKP Quietest Boy Sense of Humor Quietesg Gm JACK ADAMS ROSALEE BROWN - BOB JOHNSON GERALDINE BARON rm in X lla z cgezzzb flf k gin- a'4 .. My u 45 F A 5 .4 1 N P -a 'f 'pax- -V -Uv sv. A:'..4.xmnk.uI- P! KYINX K., u? vi 1 mfn ...- vf ' -. . J 1 H t F r K ,Y .,,-.4 j .u,. f A 'r 5 . Va Q .J 4 .IUNIORS 'X -'L 85 9' D00 ,dr Y First row: L. Spiga, M. Valentino, R. Lewandowski, C. Kramer, B, Downer, H. Whitmore, R. Glander, D. La- Fleur. Second row: T. Wilson, W. Trathen, F. Stenquisr, M. Thomas, T. Barton, E. Martin, I. Belmore, D. Geatches. Third row: D, Graham, G. Zabel, J. Kolomyski, R. Skupny, B. Loader, W. Yunke, J. Sanderson, Mr, Crellin. ED KRAVITZ ------ SHIRLEY JOHNSON ' ' ED MARTIN -- MARLENE SALATICH - - XL, ----------President - - Secretary Vice President - - - -Treasurer O C Q I. At the beginning of our Junior year we chose class officers and our student council members. Ron Gagnon, Doug Graham and Jerry Keller were our selections. Our projects started by selling magazine subscriptions. The campaign was very successful, and we sold more maga- zines than any previous class at Lake Shore, We had the concessions and dances after some of the football and basketball games. Then in December our class rings arrived. One of our most important events was our class play, but the highlight of the year was our Junior-Senior prom in June. To end a busy year, we had a Junior-Senior picnic when we treated the Seniors. We would like to thank our class sponsors, Mrs, Iiles and Mr. Crellin for helping the class in their many activities. Jw., rr' YK 5. 99 M Q '- wr'- .x If First row: C. Wiese, B. Smith, C. Quigley, B. Foster, C. Ploe, L. McLaughlin, M. Meador, M. Hanne- man, D. Whiting. Second row: R. Briney, R. Wheeler, M. Nanni, B. Haworth, P. Millis, C. Chisholm, J. Clayton, Mr. Smith. Third row: R. Gratham, P. Carver, I. Ke11er,P. Kemp, A. Edem, B. Suit, C. Cipponeri. if f -'83 DD ...J Q Av n I 1 ! i r rl .1 'I' gfi Z:'1 5. I 3 f rs ' . Q, , -1 . 5- - 1 4 f N First row: Mrs. Iiles, S. Johnson, S. Nicholson, R. Jurkiewicz, R. Ratts, I. Topous, M. Randazzo. Second row: K. Preston, M. Spikes, N. Outland, D. Sharpe, J. Girvin, D. Starr, A. Savage. Third row: I. Lannoo, P. Kravitz, N.eSmith, B. Ripley, J. Gillard, R. Gagnon. Fourth row: T. Hurley, T. Smith, R. Onyskow, R. Walker, R. Gleason. I' 5 i 1 N A bl M 'i DUN' , r, 3' . i , g J .1 'A ff ' x 154 x W. 3 -K '?f E,-A ' .- 7 ,.-1 1, I , ,f . 'H' 22,3-'mgiff w- --1 71 gl Q , fi-555, x .16 Digby g. 1 Our 55,5 ' : 51 gli' fin T: fl ' X 5, Wk -I IQ U GUI S., 'x T' --1 if H 2 415, SOPHOMORES W 1'z3T fr 9- 1 5' JQQ 'Q -2 'if ' ,, rf... .. at 'vt' E R A M' fn-N1 . , First row: S. DeRose, J. Spencer, K. Trombley, M. Jennings, D. Funk, V. Reynolds, Mrs. Carey. Second row: B. Nemec, B. Flood, L, Webster, J. Cole, S. Papciak, P. Pappas, M. Vitale, C. Gualdoni. Third row: G. Can- celosa, D. Kretchman, S. Maison, J. Ripley, I. Tretheway, L. Hawkyard, D. Brown. Fourth row: L. Champine, G. Weis, B. Breen, B. Geatches, L. Snyder, J. Trombley. 5' Our Sophomore Christmas Dance, The Twi- light Twirl, was the high spot of our activities. The decorations were very attractive and in :W -3- all it was a big success. We chose our class officers and Student Coun cil Representatives who were Lorelei Maison, Carol Gualdoni and Marvin Davis. As the year progressed, so did our knowledge We enjoyed the many school activities and the end of the year found us a little more mature with anticipation for our Junior year. We wish to thank our sponsors: Miss Green, Mrs. Carey and Mr. Taylor for the assistance and guidance they have so willingly given us. 'rn .. ,, , ' f'f,'Qf'sfSU1 LARRY HAWKYARD - - ---- President -A 1. ' LORELEI MAISON- - - - - - Secretary JUDY CUTLER - - - - Vice President LAURA WEBSTER- - ---- Treasurer 7.iE'fiIl .1 -5 I-Az..-.41 O6 439 ww. ,,. I! W ,- wv ....-................---- . 5 E If X 3 '- First row: J. Elzerman, Green. Second row: B. Guetschoff, E. Belmore. G. Miller. Fourth row: ball. J. Cutler, S. Bommarito, C. Markley, J. Reiter, B. Ormsky, M. Love, Miss Johnson, J. Nickles, E. VanBrabant, S. Robertson, F. Kramer, C. Heemer, A. Third row: L. Groce, A. Rattray, M. Romazk, L. Maison, J. Miller, R. Perry, E. Taber, D. Smith, J. Vonltter, G. Studebaker,J. Duffy, F. Florkey, M. Kim- hlfgfrfii. 'W if w QE D is 6 'O Q. 4? ws. - '- .V . 'N ., wil- , L!! ' v First row: C. Wolfrum, A. Savage, S. Stover, V. Hoyle, B. Sanderson, R. Briney, J. Juergens. Second row: B. Kreller, L. McClay, L. Katsok, T. Cherpes, L. Edwards, P.Hogan, C. Penn, B. Powell, E. Goodlett. Third row: K. Bee, M. Davis, N. Roobaert, S. Iiles, D. VanLerberghe, J. Thorson. Fourth row: L. Merriam, D. Griffin, A. Neely, B. Carl, J. Parenteau. Home Room Teacher, Mr. Taylor. W M3 np. 1:1 1 'fi 3 55342 , f,1.--1 Q- 5 ' .Z 4? Al . .ff 5 l 1' ' , W'-1. In 1 .r, .li . 'r-V .. 1 , ,. Av gg ' m Y- . - vw, Q QQ J, N- Q 3. J s t Y FRESHMEN ..g'g Y.t - 'T oo ee .' geo , JG If 7, 4. 1.4 '-' . ,, ' I V Llixrn ' 'XJ ' V :E ' ix' -392, 4, First row: B. Goodlett, I. DeBaene, J. Pinegar, K. Trombley, B. Bilewicz, R. Karolak, H' Selegeafl. J. Howe. Mr, Hansen. Second row: P, Carroll, R. wrtte, I. Cryderman, C. Grantham. J. White. K- Defochef- 5- Hen' retta. F. Delaney- Third row: J. McCollum. K. Paflhlar F- Ffazziffar M- Mfiaughhnv 5- Lloyd' S' Barnes' M, Ruel, S. Parsons, Fourth row: P, Deason, E. Clark, B. Koontz, D. Slater, G. Lane, H. Mills. We started our high school years like most Freshmen, a little shy and fearful of what was to lie ahead. It was a big step upward and we did not know what to expect, We elected our class officers. Our student council representadves were Ca- rol Graffe, Sharon Parsons, and Ronnie Kallek. This was our first step in the right direction. Our activities were lim- ited and subjects were mostly required. Our Spring Dance the biggest event of our Freshman year, proved to be a great success. We now look forward to our second year of high school as Sophomores. We would like to thank our helpful sponsors: Mrs, Cain, Mr. Hansen and Mr. Sheppard for their guidance. Nu. Ruth Ann Wallace ------- ' 5 9 Cfetafl' Judy ghreeyeg - - - - Vice President Herb Mins - - ---- President Jane white - - - - Treasurer C? 1- qw, 3. it up 4 I it 44 55 wif.. fi--E I A.. n Q ww gf a First row: J. Biggerstaff, B. Stoetzer, S, Morrison, I. Hyder, J. Spiga, P. Dahl, S. Young, K. Goodlett. Second row: Mr. Sheppard, M. Van Brabant, I. Knuff, D. Sharpe, R. Kallek, T. Alberts, G. McCollum, I. Stone. Third row: K. Topous, S. Durocher, B. Geatches, P. Gavid, M. Vermeylen, K. Shaughnessy, L. Harpe, J. LaPeer. Fourth row: N. Leshan, K. Parkinson, D. Wargo, G. Goodman, D, Brown, R. Bark- er. 'X If arf: sal First row: Mrs. Cain, A. Porcasi, S. Sager, C. Graeff, D. Hennings, R. Hellman, D. Gillard, M. Hurley, D. Mclntyre, J. Peters. Second row: K. Moore, D. Wright, J. Shreeve, M. Marsh, L. Urbanchock, J. Claeys, K. Ritzler, T. McCarthy. Third row: B. Topping, C. Jacobs, S. Yank, M. Tyrell, S. Stoll, R. Wallace, B. Krula, B. Waltman, J. Taylor. Fourth row: C. Baron, P. Alandt, E. Socia, E. Smith, D. Lane, A. Williams. , ..A J' OO Inf' ,ff JumoR H 16.44 1 1 N I S 'ffiw E: 0 'R , ' 1 54 ' 'Q1'Ql3'k7T ', X . 1 . 'f . 5 Y! iisf' . A ' 5 V Z ' , F.. 44 ' - .MTV 16 J Q D' 5 1 I . X T: 5-V0 if -0' -A , X XX xy Q -K ' A - C rf X Jumon HIGH --f4 f vin ' PIP: 0' K? CO cn 'ill' .5 r: Vos cg v',,, 'E' 4' .. 'E p S 'W' i 5445 First row: R. Stoetzer, R. Billiet, J, Seat, G. Bee, L. DeWo1f, F. Gaffney, S. Jones, M. Rospierski,P. f Crew. Second row: R. Nanni, R. Busam, T. Benzing, N, Downer, S. Thomas, G. Barker, A. Barnes, Mr. Cole. Third row: R. Gagnon, R. Schnoes, L. Clark, J. Dils, M. Huhn, M. Moserinaz, M. Neely. Fourth row: R. Arentz, J. Warner, J. Danta, D. Smith, R. Walsh, L. Eagan. - f ' f' -.4 ff! VZ , rv- .1-1.-' F ab -vj-'1 T . 4..r .1 E, gg- . V 436 -px 'X oo B 4 as 4+' It 'Q' a I' First row: Mrs. Goldsberry, M. Zarzycki, D. Gipperich, C. Pianfetti, R. Gillard, I. Janssens, P. Moritz,' K. Kinnunen, M, Gunning, P. Flanagan, Second row: P. Crothers, S. Parker, G. Keller, I. Collier, J. Frey, B. Manikas, D. Wilcox, R. Ostrowski, C.Ur-ban. Third row: J. Yisowich, C. Runyan, N. Rumpf, M. Lafrinere, J, Sant, B. Domovich, B. Leibmann, F. Smith. Fourth row: L. Smock, R, Horne, D. Gilmer, I. Bradford, R. Vogel, T. Socia. I P GW JFK!! dill -QQ- igggl 1, 96- Q ,F Q was v Mira... , . VP!- 'Nxf ,uf C X HX' I QF First row: R. Sell, J. Geatches, T. Conley, R. Grunier, J. Bernat, D. McSweeny, H. Schroider, J. Worden, R. Graham, D. Spear. Second row: Miss Scott, M. Gunning, B. Livingstone, A. Fitzgerald, S. Sharpe, C. Nowak, L. Shampo, S. Wilkerson, M. Guthrie, S. Welsh. Third row: G. Sikorski, T. Bahorski, D. Arendas, S. Buck, S, Barstow, D, Warford, K. Gallagher, D. Johnson. Fourth row: R. DeCook, T. Weir, B. Dowhan, I. mein, D. Nelson, F. Koy, ii:.:.-..-...,.,,:,.. S N T 1 ITT , ..,. 1 S . r . . .qw 5' as W 'fa , - - 1 45' . H. - QP. YL Y: iq-e -bs ,law A fl. N M h. i , 7 WA A , ,A r xi' 'im 1 5 ,Nd 'aa First row: C. Frischrnan, M. Madden, S. Cruttenden, S. McLouff, P. Lay, K. Martin, B. McKee, E. Edwards, I. Miles, A. Kampe, Mr. Rumler. Second row: J. Salatich, P. Taber, J. Payne, K, Matyn, R. Hoffman, R. Kreis, M. Warner, B. Costick, D. Kretchman. Third row: L. Williams, J. Parks, E. Roberts, E. Wyatt, B. Deason, B. Hoff, T. Topping, D. Bruss. Fourth row: R. Ware, R. Kilbourn, D. Watford, G. Whitmore, G. Drager, D. Rzadko. A .1 ..,..f4.-I-Q -.... .-- Q , lik .,fy 'f5 F ,, i. ,Q ' a,,s,,.r. as , ' L.. -AA' Fr f . C5 rv 41 ' 'Obs 1 of A I, LJ, -E1 ,iq , Half'-'t 1 -y w '-' 1 C- -.as :ip First row: R. Briney, L. Shampo, J. Yancey, L. Atherton, T. Stanbury, M. Miciek, A. Fletcher, J. Hernden, J. Cork, Mrs. Nicaise. Second row: D. Rivard, L. Dahl, S. St. John, J. Wolfrum, R. Kre- dell, R. Brock, H. Kreller, J. Salley, D. Finley. Third row: F. La Lone, R. Dean, P. McPherson, T. Starr, M. Ivory, J. Galloway, F. Capoferi. 1 '-ur -a ' or in 5' so .4 Ev- 956,31 ,il 5 , f , , L .1 X4 I .ik mt 1 First row: T. Benninati, K. Grove, J. Lees, N. McDanne1, V. Savage, P. Baker, Mr. Houk. Second row: L. Nanni, A, Woodside, H. Gipperich, J. Schrank, K. Rider, M. Alexander. Third row: S. Haley, J, Spiga, R. Hendershot, B. Rcising, A. Brede. X N... mn ii Y. 'x 'L yy. 1,1 7 ' i I ' 'nfs ' 3 N ' f4i' T' .., g,,- gan..1..,v, M.. , 0 If Q ye- H .. 7 . 4 I fig' -rn S sv Q' v 4 Q- RL Q, - -is ,. A f 1 K ' , E?'f:g'7Q3:s 9 'Qi is in 4 E y .. X V i First row: Mr. Wezner, B. Barton, M. Brookins, P. Stackpoole, G. Jackson, R. Morgan, E. Phillips, W. Fields, R. King, D. Marchand. Second row: J. Bertalam, R. Belmore, C. Manikas, D. Cuthbert- son, K. Smith, K. Jex, K. Smewing, C. Marzka, H. Hellmann. Third row: R. Eggleston, K. Cor- beille, J. Norton, A. Katsock, D. Maul, J. Boening, J. Shanks, K. Parker, S. Deuel. Fourth row: M. Liller D Davies J Larkins K. Bock K. Heldenberg F Frazzitta. os., Q' Qi' ' ini my V' 7' First row: Miss S. Scott, F. Zampaglione, J. Bellar, G. Gloster, D. LeMaster, R. Gehringer, L. Eagan. D. Johnson, G. Cancelosa. Second row: T. Frey, A. Mathers, B. VanDeusen, R. Hogan, M. Bommarito, J. Jennings, P. Cole, N. Webster. Third row: R. Ruel, H. Wilcox, J. Goodlett, J. Wilcox, I, Ohlhaver, A. Bommarito, F. Haley, G. Kuhle. Fourth row: D. Krebs, P. Reising, M. Riley, H. Cole, D. Victory, M. Marsack. .-9' 9 UQ -s! X. 'C .ASQ 5, . a .. ,' W , '! z - an .wnyi ,i W,.-K -we ,Q A1 h H auf! vs 4 Q Q V. 2 H' ' ' X gif. gr f ,Q ' 'C , 3 3' 3 K., Q .wif 1' ,4 v H N. F? . , , .Shi ,XXQX .,:. . - X XR '. 'xh I :X X -xv-N ff Q ff' vm ' was-4 S 5 ES MSE? fi , fi E It 'ga ' ' :Hg x ?f '5lT3T'X .LX :V Ak' ' ' 'Y 4' ,A ,. 1. ' V , 3 N-H -34 if tm . Msvz 1g'f1l?9' ,Li 5. ., Q, -riff s' 5 ...L M4 v:!,.,..'.... ,IJi,Tl!S?, ,gh-fnqq' , . BK'-f' 5' 1. f -- . .f ' 'Nu Ai .. v ' ... QM x N ue - Q . - . .T ' 1' K Q-', A-. :4 Wg -M .n f. . 1 i V 7 I r mr., 4 uf A I. ,J f, s '1 ...- ci., .fr ., ,W -1 5, ,, ,. nv ., ET.. , ii 2. L 7? f-'Q lm Q , ' Ha'- ! .J... 11 rbavfv A Q Q x Ll- ' ,Irv .-- ! f lurk, ' f ,- -4 fi' + CTW First row: Mr. Brown, N. Eberle, M. Robertson, S. Rustick, J. Chisholm, D. Cox, D. McCo1ley, S, Troia, Second row: R. Florkey, A. Beretzky, S. Fraser, P. Payne, J. Williams, G. Milke, E, Marzka J. Pernicano, C. Baker. Third row: R. Greer, C. Chapman, R. Moore, G. Kuhle, M. Badger, G. Van Heyste, P. Locricchio, L. Daley, C. Gretke. Fourth row: J. Gingrich, G, Holko, G. Kemp, L. Virga, D. Ploe, G. Baer. V? fr ' - I I!!- 1- .....r, ', QQ f. Of, 44- ,,, ...ru ,Q V , T 'zi-Jil.-U Y, uk J hxs' ' rg wt V X Q W 1 gk 4 X a xrWQ , , 4 .A an X 8 . j ,.!- E 90 lgiw ' 1 K It 'r' 'f' L5 41 w ' 'Q -. - ,Jn J' U' First row: L. Hughes, L. Howe, A. Nickels, M. Krula, J. Lombardo, P. Wilkins, M. Marinacci, C. Karolak, K. Howe, Miss Freden. Second row: I. Lucido, R. Bartolotta, E. Bartle, F. Schlett, M. Savage, P. Lafrinere, B. Hcacox. J. Paulus, B, Ware. Third row: M. Watts, S. Arnold, D. Schatzberg, G. Garrison. 1. Sawyer, J. Kimball, P. Holoch. I. Graham, V. Wilcox, Fourth row: P. Fotherby, K. Breen, A. Pernicano, B. Strange, J. Virga, W. Mills. ACTIVITIES c5fu0Qnf Gounczf 1 dP'I'ON'1. k. 5. - fa' 1 0 3 .f, ' , ' i'5..5w-- ,JI gg, la' 5 11, ' i r I I 1? I E,f2iisg .A+j?l,Qf' 9 ,J Zkzsy' 7 First row: C. Graef, R, Kallek, S. Parsons, C, Gualdoni, L. Maison, Secretaryg R. Hofmann, President, W. Born, Vice Presidentg A. Michel, Treasurer, M. Davis. Second row: Advisor. D. Graham, R. Gagnon, J. Keller, Mr, Gabrysiak, Representatives of all grades meet weekly in the Student Council and discuss school problems. The purpose of the Student Council is to promote good citizenship and school spirit. ffgyyhz? chlkgff l T 15 . fjQ6dfQ Mr. Krause, coachg Judy Cole, Jack Nichols, Allan Biefeld, Laura Webster. 1955-56 was another successful debate year for Lake Shore. Under Mr. Krause's leadership the debaters studied the question Should the Federal Govern- ment Guarantee Higher Education to Qualified High School Graduates Through Grants to Colleges? They won six out of eight debates and were awarded the University of Michigan plaque. In the regional contest at Mill- ington, Michigan, they defeated Harbor Beach but lost to Weidman High School. This gave them second place in the regional finals. A very good record, team! These girls are busy every day help- ing to keep the school running smooth- ly. They collect absence slips, answer the phone, run errands, type and file. This gives them actual experience in the operation of an office. First row: Roberta Glander, Miss But- ler, Beverly Foster. Second row: Don- na Ballard, Margaret Randazzo, Joan Weber, Mickey Hogan, Third row: Shirley Johnson, Barbara Bridges, Betty Downer. I fr J l' I I bvzgrary csfdf -Il First row: V Wilcox P. Flanagan M. Miciek D, Ptivard I Lees RC Briney A. Fasulo C Heemer J Clay derson I Spiga M Savage I Gillard The library staff helps in the library by checking out books writing notices planning and preparing displays and repairing damaged books Q 1 11 2 ' -F , - t .I 'Il , a , I A f 'L 1 1 , 'R 'Lia . B Ch-vu. 0 Q 1 9 , n , . . , 9 - , o ton, K. Topous. Second row: MI. Maiberger, J. Brookins, N. Wright, A, Mitchell, R. Nanni, V. Hoyle, B. San , . , . . . . 1 J First row: B. Downer, I, Hyder, S, Johnson, D. Ballard, R. Glander, M. Spikes, M, Randazzo, B. Powell, B. Foster, I. DeBaene, Second row: M. Salatich, C. Quigley, C, Lewis, C. Chisholm, W. Gunningham, M. Sa- vage, C. Wiese, K. Topous. Third row: R. Brown, J, Clayton, K. Marz ka, G. Zabel, M. Noyes, J, Cole, N, Wright, A. Mitchell, Being a newly formed organization, the Dramatics Club, with Mr. Houk as sponsor, has not been as active this year as it promises to be, It had two meetings at which the aims of the club, to Hain students for school play productions, were discussed. Next year the club will get into full swing. DFGILUGXICS CA6 S F i 1, -w A 14, . if' xg, t -M., rx 0 Vw jiooze ?fQyeCf10121Q9fS The movie projectionists are students who operate the film machines for the teachers in the classes where movies or slides are being shown. The boys are under Mr. Maiberger direction. From left to right: George McCollum, Doug Graham, Mike Miciek, Mr. Maiberger Jim Gillard, Jack Nichols, I Q72 First row: I. Elzerman, S. DeRose, A. Savage, I. DeBaene, B. Powell, J. Loxton, C. Wiese, L. Katsock, K. Trom- bley, T. Cherpes, V. Hoyle, D. Wallace, D. Wright, S. Morrison, V. Reynolds, D. McIntyre, B. Stoetzer, J. Peters. Second row: S. Henretta, R. Glander, S. Durocher, M. Ruel, S. Barnes, R. Jurkiewicz, L. Urbanchock, M. Marsh, 1 I S. Martin, F. DeLaney, J. White, K, DuRocher, B. Bilewicz, S. Sager, S. Yank, M. Valentino, A. Michel, P. Pe- - ters. Third row: B. Geatches, J. Shreeve, J. Pinegar, S. Sager, M. Vermeylen, L. Webster, D. Kramer, D. Sharpe, : S. Lloyd, M. Spikes, K. Topous, H. Whitmore, K. Shaughnessy, M. Hanneman, S. Parson, C. Grantham, Miss Bar- I bara Scott. Fourth row: D. Kolomyski, E. Belmore, N. Leshan, B. Nemec, K. Parkinson, J. Cole, C. Kramer, N. 1 Wright, J. Nicholson, L. Maison, P. Deason, A. Mitchell, S. Papciak, L. McLaughlin, P. Hogan, B. Krula. Q ....T....v 1' 4 v f . xx ursef ! gfdusfmr 5 A ixs 7717 First row: P. Peters, J. Peters, C. Gualdoni, K. Trombley, K. Topous, K. Moore, C. Wiese, A. Porcasi, R. Jurkiewicz. Second row: C. Graeff, J, LaPeer, P. Deason, B. Ripley, J, Nicholson, L. Chambers, D. Eichman. The FHA started out the year with an impressive initiation ceremony. They had a Mother and Daugh- ter banquet in February. They also sold candy ap- ples at a football game and had bake sales at noon hour. First row: D. Wallace, J. Miles, C. Wiese, g R. Iurkiewicz, V. Hoyle, P. Peters. Second ' row: M. Moenart, A. Gallagher, R. Brown. I J. Cole, B. Nemec. I I They visited several hospitals. One of them was the Henry Ford Hospital. There they visited the occupational therapy ward. They have worked with the Red Cross making toys for children at Easter. The girls are under the direction of Mrs. Cain. 9-f7ee12s ' ess? . ind First row: Mrs. Jiles, M. Randazzo, B. Powell, S. Johnson, J. Topous, J. Weber, B. McCollum, S. Martin, J. Cutler, I. Elzerman, Miss Johnson. Second row: C. Wiese, K. Preston, N. Outland, H. Whitmore, B. Nemec, I. Cole, C. Heemer, E. Belmore, J. Reiter, R. Glander, D. Funk, Third row: M. Savage, B. Downer, A. Mitchell, L, Edwards, S. McSweeney, N, Wright, B. Lees, M. Salatich, J. Miller, K, Sutton. The Y-Teens was a new club this year. They started with a successful clothes drive for the needy people and they made Easter baskets for hospitalized children. A splash party and an ice skating party were given and the girls had fun. They ended the year with an initiation service and election of officers for the coming year. - - ' . '- -. W , 71212 uafd Csfdjfd First row: A. Michel, B. Lees, S. McSweeney, I. Weber, B. McCollum, B. Foster, C. Cippo- neri, R. Hofmann, D. Kramer, D. Ballard, B. Ader, D. Sharpe. Second row: R. Brown, N. Wright, A. Mitchell, S. Sager, S. Martin, J. Miles, M. Moenart, G. Micallef, B. Kramer, K. Marzka, J. Gingrich. Third row: Mrs. Eg- , , - gleston, Sponsor, V. Shanks, A. Gallagher, J. V xi Nicholson, W. Born, J. Lewis, A. Biefeld, P, Church, M. Bellar, W. Gunningham, G. Baron, not pictured G. Baron. ' Aw ' ' swam, , 0 017612 cgfaff First row: K. Trombley, L, Katsock, J. Clayton, J. Loxton, D. Whiting, A. Savage, B. Powell, B. Lees, J. Kolomyski, S. McSweeney, J, Weber, B. McCollum. Second row: Mr. Sheppard, J. Elzer- man, E. Belmore, T. Cherpes, P. Pappas, S. Sager, C. Gualdoni, S. Martin, D. Kolomyski, B. Foster, C. Cipponeri. Third row: L. Edwards. J. Reiter, L. Maison, N. Wright, A. Mitchell, S, Papciak, B. Kreller, A. Guetschoff, A. Michel, W. Born. The Shorian Staff has been very successful in , putting out the weekly paper called the Shorian. 'H .-.. f 'i55'T.--fi - A:--1 v I l ,q 1117 for tzjanof First row: F. Schlett, P. McPherson, L, Smock, R. Kreis, B. McKee, B. Liebman, D. Ploe. Second row: R. Arentz, T. Ben- zing, N. Webster, P. Cole, D.Le Master, R. Keller, P. Ettinger, D. Bruss. This is the first year for the Junior Band under the direction of Mr. Murmyluk and they are doing a very fine job, 1 U ..l 1-1 J-5 2, Xi3:'?55 'gs- - l I . A W Y.--A-ww . , -.: 7521 csenzbr Zan! ' First row: G. Goodman, R. Arentz, G. Cancelosa, B. Haworth, L. Urbanchock, 5 J. Lewis, M. Marsh, P. Carroll, L. Web- ster, R. Hofmann, E. Kravitz, T. Benzingn D. Eichman. Second row: S. Stover, S. Martin, J. Belmore, W. Born, N. Rumpf, B. Bohan, S. Jiles, G. Sharpe, D. Brock, M. Bellar, R. Hull, P. Millis, P.Church. The Senior Band marched at the Utica game, and have played at various school activities under the direction of Mr. Mur- myluk. .....-.,, ., LII 'Til -Mr .,.., D C ,bows First row: B. Goodlett, J. Peters, P. Ham- lin, R. Nowicki, G. Bomarito, D. Eichmanl K. Topous, C. Gauldoni, S. DeRose, I. Howe, J. Selegean. Second row: P. Papp R. Wallace, P. Hogan, C. Markly, I. Ripll J. Edward, L, Edward, J, Reider, L. Groce. Third row: P. Deason, L. McLaughlin, W. Trathen, G, Zabel, A. Edem, D, Slater, D. Brault, B. Haworth. Chorus has been newly organized under Mrsr Cranny, and presented an enjoyable Christ- mas program. Uarszg C15 eerQa0Q'rs M. Randazzo, C. Quigley, S. John- son, M. Spikes, J. Weber. The varsity cheerleaders were all new except for a few who had cheered before. It was a hard job for them to fill the places of the cheerleaders before them. They tried and succeeded! Zfazzwfy M16 First row: G. Crellin, D. Sharpe, W. Gunningham, J. Micallef, G. Mical- lef, K. Marzka, I. Gingrich, B. Kra- mer, M. Bellar, B. Johnson, B. Hull. Second row: N. Roobaert, M. Thomas, M. Nanni, T. Hurley, B. Loader, D. Graham, T. Barton, I. Kolomyski, F. Stenquist, C. Chisholm, J. Lewis. Third row: J. Clayton, T. Spear, A. Tyrrell, B. Breen, J. Von Itter, I. Studebaker, I. Keller, E. Martin, M. Davis. This club promotes good sportsman- ship and school spirit. NJ 4 WGSQFUQ GAGQFQGOQFS A. Porcasi, I. Cutler, B. Geatches, E. Belmore, J. Miller, F. Delaney. This was the first year reserve cheer leaders were used at Lake Shore. The crowds will in the future years see these girls in full force as Varsity cheerleaders. 4 1 . V, my ,MM ,, ,. ,, .r - .,,, , fa-1 -' W- -W.. - ..-iv 95 :-1'-:H -' v -HM'-tis? 1622521-11 , -15, w. x x Rv IN yoofgaf CSU GPS ef Wonder who's on the botiom? xhat une' W ould You wok at ,- . . 'Hit 'em again, harder! .mooy 0 1 .. ut ahead' The End A THLETICS 0149 60014 Our high school days are but one of the steps to education and to life. In the years to come this yearbook will keep a- live for the senior class the memories gathered during the undergraduate days. The future years will bring new faces and changes to the school scene, but there shall be for us this record of the friends we knew, the things we did, and the memories that will always be dear to us. We now give to you the 1956 Shore-O-Scope. LZUQX ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS IU NIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN IR. HIGH ACTIVITIES SPORTS CLASSES ADVERTISEMENTS YJQILWQ First row: B. Johnson, F. Stenquist, B. Grantham, M. Nanni, D. Sharpe, J. Gingrich, J. Clayton, M. Davis, D, Geatches. Second row: J. Hurley, W. Gunningham, J. Lewis, E. Martin, L. Schotzberg, L. Hawkyard, J, Keller T, Spear, T. Hurley, H. Thibert, T. Alberts. Third row: C. Chisholm, J. Studebaker, J. Kolomyski, K, Marzka, J. Von ltter, B, Loader, A. Tyrrell, D. Graham, B. Kramer, M. Thomas, Mr. Sheppard. A When practice started this year Coach Mel Sheppard was greeted by twelve returning lettermen. Don Sharpe and Jake Gingrich were elected Co-Captains. Other returning lettermen were: Ken Marzka, Wayne Gunningham Bob Johnson, and Allison Tyrrell. Juniors were: Mike Thomas, Terry Hurley, Ed Martin, Doug Graham, Bill Loader, and Jim Kolomyski. The team was well coached and in good shape for the first game. Fitzgerald was the first foe to invade the Shorians gridiron. Lake Shore scored in the last four minutes to come through with a 12-'7 victory. Next came Roseville and Warren with 20-19 and 6-0 victories. Riding the victory trail the Shorians came to a big Center Line team and lost 26-6. The next two games the roof really fell in with two losses, a close one to Utica 7-6 and a 9-0 beating from Lakeview. The Shorians still wanted a winning season and showed it by beating Eastland 20-19. The team had hopes of having a 5-win 3-loss season but they were smashed by a pepped up South Lake team, 6-O. The final record for the season was 4 wins and 4 losses. Don Sharpe and Bob Kramer made the All Bi-County first team, with Jake Gingrich, Ken Marzka, Ed Martin, Doug Graham, and Terry Hurley making honorable mentions. The team was greatly helped by newcomers Bob Kramer, Jerry Keller, Tom Spear. Jake Gingrich had five touchdowns, high for the season. Ed Martin had a 5. 1 yard per carry average to lead the team in yards per try. Mr. Brown's reserve had a 1-4 record, while the Jr. High tied for the championship with a 4-1 'record under Mr. Rumler. .WGSGFUQS W it Filly First row: D. Kretchman, H. Selegean, E. Socia, S. Jiles, N. Roobaert, D, Sharpe, D. Vanlerberghe. Second row: G. Cancelosa, H. Mills, P. Millis, F. Frazzitta, D. Brault, K. Bee, J. Trethewey, Mr. Brown. Third row: B. Gleason, G. Weis, B. Breen, B. Carl, L. Snyder, K. Johnson, G. Leshan. uzzzbr Uarszky f I v fs? if -Y 1 yy 5 CY , . 1- 1' mln r .B 'r ly? vm 4. f I We WP ' Q 1 V RN ,fer I , ., - Y Ni x , N 5 :Q '11, If . 6 f S X First row: R, Kreis, T. Conley, B. Hogan, I. Chisholm, B. Gagnon, I. Geatches, B. Liebman. Second row: J. Gingrich, R. Eggleston, J, Sawyer, T. Weir, T. Bahorski, E. Marzka, Mr. Rumler. Third row: D. Bruss, B. Stronge, G. Kemp, F. Smith, R. Home. R- DeC00k- ,L ' ... . Y .-, 'K 3... Cf! wx ' r - N -gp Ai - , 1. 1 wi- , Vi' , ln Ag Q1 ,en ' 5 1 ' ,A X ix pl Q ask it 4 HJ' I FQ S' ' ' Gif-'2 22sa'.:--I .a 5-' 'o1f -if k vi f -I 7 I Q' pi - ' IW-.S-1 ' .fv Oh! Ns 55' . ' - . Q Q Ky. 'ix QX RHI V yi' . ,n Uarszly ygasfefgaf --v tv--In T 'lk Top row: Coach George Crellin, L. Hawkyard, J, Micallef, A. Edem, Doug Graham. Bottom row: T. Hurley, B. Loader, K. Marzka, D, Sharpe, M. Thomas, E. Martin. At the beginning of the season Coach George Crellin had expected to see his team take the cage crown. But Utica ended that idea with two close, but decisive victories. Lake Shore was led by Co-captains Don Sharpe and Ken Marzka who had 26. 8 and 15, 3 averages. A very important factor was the passing of Terry Hurley and Ed Martin, plus the unerring defensive work of Mike Thomas. The team is the highest scoring outfit in the history of Lake Shore. Don Sharpe, a senior, set the school and Bi-County records as he meshed 40 points against South Lake, In the same game the Shorians scored a total of 95 points to break all existing Bi-County and school records. Thus far the team has averaged over 67 points a game. Coach Crellin and his team could go a long way in the tournaments with a few breaks. X .feserue asfefgaf First row: Coach M. 7.3, T n D. Sharpe, J. Tjepkma, J. Clayton, L. Snyder, J. Vonltter, F. Stenquist, J, Belmore. Second row: Sheppard, R. Wheeler, H. Mills, S. Jiles, N. Roobaert, E. Kravitz. YQM6 anof .7912 if 9?'ak asfefgaf Y First row: D. Brault, I. Stone, T. Alberts, P. Alandt, G. McCollum, E. Socia. Second row: J. Trethewey, J, Knuff, H.Selegean, R. Kallek, R. Witte. Third row: Coach Brown, J. Miller, R. Haley, G. Goodman, M. fl-Iurley. unzbf' Uarszy Ll... UQSW. C First row: B. Schnoes, B. Gagnon, T. Conley, T. Bahorski, A. Kampe. Second row: Coach H. Rumler L. Clark, R. Horne, B. Dowhan, Captain: R. Kredell. This year the Junior High Basketball Team had a good season winning eight games and losing two. The team is headed by Mr. Rumler, coach, and Bill Dowhan, captain. The Reserve Basketball Team did not have a very good season this year. They won four out of 16 games. They were coached by Mr. Sheppard and had alternating captains for each game. The ninth and tenth Grades Basketball Team was coached by Mr. Brown. They lost two of the three games that they played this season. Their captain was Tom Alberts. Fitzgerald Roseville Warren Centerline Harper Woods Fraser Utica South Lake Eastland Lakeview Harper Woods LAKE SHORE SCOREBOARD FOOTBALL 1955 Lake Shore 12 Utica Lake Shore 24 Lakeview Lake Shore 6 Eastland Lake Shore 6 South Lake BASKETBALL '55-'56 Lake Shore 52 Centerline Lake Shore '74 Warren Lake Shore 49 Utica Lake Shore 64 South Lake Lake Shore 64 Eastland Lake Shore '71 Lakeview Lake Shore 67 Centerline Warren 63 Lake Shore 7 Lake 9 Lake 19 Lake 6 Lake 63 Lake 59 Lake 50 Lake 47 Lake 52 Lake 66 Lake 66 Lake 58 Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore 20 64 62 49 95 87 79 53 ' 4 r 1 2 N3 F fi P 2' -1. .-2'-2L.'lr X MBGH WLS 5605 'Ni N.. X ' 3' , QQ-mt Shoot 'em in the basket - - Come on, Don, jump high! Y . II., Hey, hey, what do you say, get that ball and shoot! Nav-Quai Q i xmlmbw' .D -. --M N... Keep your eye on that ball! Dribble, dribble, dribble. Csfllfklhl Qbuezvznzenf Christmas Pageant Judge Herman Brys Q ff Q ff - 011 ..1 Mayor Thomas Welsh 7 219, Z, ,Ns N I A 'Q cgenmr 73012 012 Q cl.A ss TO MISS MARY KELLY , , the class of '56 owes a special debt. For our entire stay at Lake Shore High School she has been our sponsor and has seldom missed an op- portunity to be loyal and helpful. She has given freely of her time and energy, performing as a matter of course those many extra tasks which contribute to class success. Often we forget to give 'credit where credit is due, but deep down in all our hearts we know and appreciate everything she has done. So to you, Miss Kelly, wehumbly and devotedly dedicate this annual, hoping you will consider it but a small expression of our heartfelt THANKS! mme C012 omzcs The home economics course includes cooking, sewing, grooming and child care. The stu- dents learn to be good homemakers. ew Qi , 7 .EEN 1 ill nif 1 19112151151 The chemistry classes offer the student a ba sic knowledge in all phases of chemistry through assignments and experiments. csfop This is a scene in our new shop. The boys, besides having fun, learn how to build, repair, weld, and make various articles, 51 The library under Mr. Maiberger, contains many books fictional and useful for research, f'W Zrzoef' f7ra1k21k2 y The driver training class this year was enlarged and more students were privileged to take it. They had both class work and actual driving experience. 4'sf2., s o I . big' J i s 'G 0-'Q 1 mmm, 'tae' me .s.. N-.Z we sl l av-L A Jfuogf 314,11 In study hall the students are able to get their assignments done and save themselves a lot of homework. Q A Wil l - ff 1 05 - Q Y, - P? 4 is M I J is E vi 9 X Congratulations Seniors JOHN SEXTON and CO. Manufacturing Wholesale Grocers P, O, Box 533 Roosevelt Park Annex Detroit 32, Michigan EE . -- -- Wecfanzcaf 5 g 'grawzlrzy 1-5 man gets knowledge which prepares him for his work. The drawing class is also held in the new building, KR its The Gym class learns good sportsmanship and participates in activities such as basket- ball and baseball. l i . s 'iliac' EAST DETROIT CARPET 8: FURNITURE CLEANERS Wall to wall carpeting and Upholstery Cleaned in your home FREE ESTIMATES - GUARANTEED and INSURED Pick up and Delivery Rug and Fumiture Dyeing, Binding, Sewing, Mot.hproofing Wilbur Carter Prescott 18266 9 Mile Road 8-1680 East Detroit OPEN '7 A. M. - 8 P.M. 'I'he future engineer and drafts- uv. ,mu ,I-ff, ADVERTISERS Pr. 7-3288 Pr. 5-9605 can I - E PR. 5-2719 FRIENDLY SERVICE for Wholesale Prices 32200 Harper on Owned and Operated Everything in Jewelry, Appliances b Y Watches - Diarnonds Typewriters - Recorders ED SR. , ED IR. , AND TIM SHAUGHNESSY TV and Radios Gas and Oil Tires and Batteries 1 , 7550 WQWQM4 Road Service Day and Nite 28702 Jefferson Minor Repairs of all Kinds S E PRescott 5-6824 I gg ,qlv Qfaefez-mein N tl 3 Ref R XX-is HARDWARE 28401 Harper Avenue - St, Clair Shores X 'Q Open Sunday 10AM to 1PM Portjglenigjwifiters N N Owned by NATIONAL. The Employees and Distributors 16 South Gratiot Avenue East Plant 4909 East Outer Drive Mt. Clemens, Michigan , Everything for the Office Forest 6'Z0O0 HO. 3-0535 Business: Un. 4-4558 Residence: Pr. 6-43 62 725122 Z flaw Q JOHN A. VON ITTER Building Restoration 12725 Puritan Detroit 27, Michigan 31224 Burton St. Clair Shores sg ' Lorain 7-1000 SI P 1 Q 7 so GORDON gm f' BAKING co. , J! , Cash .and Carry ls Cheaper l-EJVI CLEANERS We Operate Our Own Plant 28406 Harper Just - Good - Cleaning St. Clair Shores Pr. W. CAIRNS, Sales Manager Detroit 7, Michigan Compliments of ZQZZW STUDIOS Your School Photogr aphers JACK W. WHITE 725 Whitmore Road 6-0914 Detroit, Michigan Superior 8-7614 Suppliers of Greeting Cards to the Lake Shore High School Wm fffzmfage e gona Wholesale Greeting Cards 4600 Oakrnan Blvd. Detroit 4, Michigan Texas 4-81 50 HILL KNOTH .TOE FARUOLO Pr 7-6403 Pr 5-0608 H. AND I. WOOD PRODUCTS Formica Counter Tops Cabinets - Cupboard Doors - Drawers Special Production Jobs Business: 28000 Harper Pr 7-7872 St. Clair Shores Photography at Its Best Schools Weddings St Clair Shores Michigan Babies Telephone P resc on 5 7233 STUDIOS Largest in the Midwest Toledo-Dayton-Detroit M5400 Welcomes You Giant Hot Dogs Hamburgers I Al?JAY'S REALTY COMPANY ST. CLAIR SHORES PHARMACY 31211 E. Jefferson at 13 Mile Rd. PR. 6-5915 DON DeSPIRT - PETER DeSPIRT Chicken Shrimp Fish Curb Service Take Home Service AR.TAY'S PRescott 5-9233 G R 0 . -6 'E 01 Congratulations Graduates Q 18,4-get 9 MQ .1 'i -HQ: , N 1 Y'5,+ s - I R as DEMERS MARKET HM! M li' A 5 2235553353325 Avenue AS SO C I AT E E5 ,G1 I IX! Cl . ARCHITECTS - ENGINEERS THOMAS S. WELSH gleaf fisfafe 23505 HARPER at Little Mack PRescott 5-8100 St. Clair Shores BUILDING SUPPLIES CLIFF FRAZHO PR. 5-5515 OSCAR FRAZHO PR. 5-5587 23715 Little Mack, Near Harper St. Clair Shores, Michigan Compliments of NAUTICAL EAR Congratulations Seniors ALEX and MARIE WAKEFIELD, Props. yi 31031 E. Jefferson Ave. PR. 5-9442 To J HARER REFRESHMENT jw ,Z '- -fi VAN'S 1 Home itne 1 7 BEER-o-MAT ?G'lNTHE 3 35 1 ' FOI :WH 2 10? Hot Do E3 ps Your Beverages G - 1 -g i F I r f - i T ff 1 28440 Little Mack .,!l!,, Beef and Wme L A - . C Xp fCorner of Martinj To Tame out MICHAEIJS Compliments of STORE for MEN and BOY'S SHORES OIL CO. 19933 E. Nine Mile Rd. St. Clair Shores, Michigan Phone PRescott 6-2.670 24307 Harper at 95 Mile Harper Shopping Plaza PR. 7-7434 PR. 5-0732 Eng? FLORIST AND NURSERY EDWARD MEAGHER Owner 28735 East Jefferson Ave. fat ll lf2 Mile Road, St. Clair Shoresj My 'YQMZ FUNERAL HOME 28433 Jefferson PR. 5-2424 ROY J. KAUL, Owner PAUL F, LEWIS, Mgr. 1 PRescott 6-4241 -GEORGE A. WAYNE SM I S WAYNE FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE Carpeting DEPARTMENT STORE Frigidaire - lronite - Hoover - Norge Hamilton Appliances and 13 Mile and Jefferson Hardware - Paints - Glass Plumbing - Dry Goods PRescott 7-9125 - 31045 Jefferson Admiral TV 24861 Jefferson St. Clair Shores Between 9 and 10 Mile Rds. Congratulations Class of 56 ROSS SHOES 24303 Harper Avenue Near Little Mack St. Clair Shores Congratulations Graduates STI A I IE BANK Ol: F-'l2Ai5El2 Fraser, Michigan PRescott 7-ZYUO Insured Deposits QMW QM I-OWS YOUE lfmugrr' PRescott 7-8808 . in p HOME COMFORT HEATING CO. All That the Name Implies Expert Workmanship 29315 Harper St. Clair Shores iltlllllfmit AWWIIIIII -illlnnlifii i'fi'inolluIfu 4 GATES C LEANERS AND D YERS Free Fur and Garment Storage Pick-up and Delivery 22427 Nine Mile Rd. St. Clair Shores, Mich. PRescott 6-2333 CSgOf'QH O-CSC LITERARY and COPY EDITOR JUNE MILES D. Ballard, G. Baron, R. Brown, A. Galla- gher, D, Kramer, B. Lees, S. McSweeny, A. Michel, V. Shanks, J. Weber, N. Wright, L. Mageau, A. Mitchell PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR: ALLAN BIEFELD M. Bellar, P. Church SPORTS: I, Gingrich, W, Gunningham, K. Marzka, D. Sharpe my Sponsor MRS. EGGLESTON Editor-in-Chief BARBAPA MCCOLLUM Assistant Editor BEVERLY FOSTOR Business Manager RONALD HOFMANN SUBSCRIPTION EDITOR: BARBARA ADER D. Ballard, A. Gallagher, D. Kolomyski, B. Lees, J. Loxton, S. Martin, A. Mitchell, M, Moenart, J. Nicholson, N. Wright ADVERTISING MANAGER: WILSON BORN D. Kramer, J. Lewis, S. Martin, A. Michel, G. Micallef, J. Weber ART: C, Cipponeri, B. Kramer, J. Nicholson The Shore-O-Scope staff wish to thank Mr. Murmyluk, Mrs, Edwards, Miss Butler and any other member of the faculty who has helped in the production of this year book. OXUQ fwfr 4 ffmam P ' FERN GEATCHES, Prop. For A Lovelier You MARKET PR. 6-7620 30806 Gr. Mack - Pr 7-9870 Open Sundays - We Deliver 23802 Elmira 14 Mi. Near E. Jefferson St. Clair Shores, Michigan Compliments of fkzie Qi biazgzafr L. G. BALFOUR Q I? 1 .. ,fi COMPANY 19496 Livernois Avenue - , ,gin -11 I , Detroit 21, Michigan University 3-5165 Best Wishes My Wgzzkw INC. Your Friendly Ford Dealer Sales - Service PRescott 6-7600 Nine Mile at Mack Compliments of Wrecking Service 'Fl2E D'S Pr 54622 FASHION I OM EO'6 LAUNDRY MARKET AND 22335 Masonic Boulevard SERVICE DRY CLEANING CO. 10 lf2 Mi. Road and Gratiot Roseville, Michigan St. Clair Shores, Michigan Beer - Wine PRescott 5-2508 Gas - Oil- Tires - Towing Batteries - Accessories General Repair 32309 E. Jefferson st. cieir, Michigan E5 1-1031525 I Y . CLEANERS 2 1 1 1 AND AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY 1 31201 Jefferson ' at 13 Mile T PR 6-4144 li 1 in i 1 1 E 1 i 1 N were , , 1 Congratulations to the Grads and Entire Student Body from Ray and Estelle Rebain of the Beautiful 1 JWMWW md 8 DeLu.xe Bowling Lanes and Lunch Counter With Fountain Items to Suit the Most Discriminating Tastes, i Jefferson Avenue PR. 6-9660 1 at 13 Mile Rgad St. Clair Shores, Mich 1 s 's BL 1 JE No-VE Q ' Q17 REcoRD sHoP ' 4 fyie-mf 27205 Harper ffv Q ULKQ 1- Between 10 and 11 Mile Rd. af , ' ' ' ' A Complete Line of Eff. Records, Hi Fi's , Phonographs and Accessories our Q 6 0 f H'lrf'1:4 ',rA' 0 NJ ' ' SERVICE Q .DRDEPENDABLE 4 TUNE UP DRUGGIST Today'S Prescription ls the Biggest Bargain in Hisytory 28500 Harper Ave' l 6 PRescott 5-9255 REXALL DRUG 9 Mile at Mack PR 7-0195 1 MACOME REXALL DRUG St' Claw Shores ll Mile at Harper Michigan PR 8-4380 St. Clair Shores, Michigan TOWING J I Q LEE'S SUPER SERVICE , , LU1G1'S S10 Towing Service ,Qi S Jefferson and 14 Mile Rd. l pizza N' Z ' Q Day Phone Pr. 6-5177 li Chicken 6 Night Phone Pr. 5--399 NM I KJZWJZZIZZK FURNITURE at L 'anse School Supplied by MeEADDEN CORPORATION BOB BAUM VI:I-QSAP I I LE 2.9319 Harper Avenue St Clair Shores Michigan S E PERNI 'CANO Broker Bus Phone PR 7 1888 Res Phone PR 3 9393 Compliments of SI-IOIQES AGENCY I W' 5, 14 uv ol 4 ,WJA ,bv Building - Mortgages - Insurance - Lots 4 ' I I I ' ' ' 5 tt bi X I I N C ' ,, D Representing America's Best Insurance I Sup .ge Saw' I CLAUDE SAUM PRescott 7-7500 I 21901 Harper SUPER MARKET 28510 Harper St. Clair Shores, Michigan PRCSCOU3 5-9593 I1Corner of Martin Road, 'i 1 Y, SENIOR BABY PICTURES 28-BS1131' 0'CiPP0neri 14-Ballard '29.Moenart - 1. Ericson 15 ,A Hen 30 i Bom I 2'Bmiet 16-Aflefi 31-Lewis We the class of 56' wish I lhxfgsefl g'2tCal?eh 32'Huu Twins to take this opportunity to I . . In 1'1 ' I 5 D . g C 33'M11es thank the patrons and ad- - CMHHH 19.1-Iofmann 34.Ga113gher ' 6-Henry 20 Sager 35 Topous vertisers who helped make '7.Kr2mer 21.Loxron 36.Ba,rOn our Year Book possible. 8-Sh-?lHkS 22.1-Iogan 37.johnson We trust that each of you 9-MCCOHUYU 23-Gufmingham 38.Kramer, D. will patron-our advertis- 10'Ko1oI-nyski 24-B'-ulchard Q 39.M1C3ll6f. G. el-S in the future. 11.Lees 25.Bridges 40.Wa11aCC 1'2.Martin 26.Biefe1d 41.5hafpe : 13.McSweeny 2'7.Gistir1ger 42.Davig Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gurjack Mr. John W. Fistler Mr. and Mrs. John Lees Dean and Bill Mr. and Mrs. Bellar Jody and Dan Sheila and Larry June Woodruff Ardith Gallagher Beryl Lees Bert Holden Allan Biefeld Peter Church Frank and Joan Mrs. James Billiet Miss Schrotzberger Mr. Muraske Era Mae Mitchell Mr. Smith Mrs. Jiles Ted Michel Sally and Johnny Homeroom lOlA Mr. Joseph Church Phil Carver James Billiet Mrs. Freden Mr. Maiberger Mrs. Robert Kramer Nu-Life Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moenart Carol and Johnny Langsburgh Miss Grace Green Mr. and Mrs. Harry Born Nickie, Donna, Keith Nicaise Chemistry Class Sth hr. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Spear Homeroom 7-4 and Miss Scott Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Allen Robert Paul Jaikowski Mrs. Nicaise's Homeroom 101B Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. B. DeBusschere Edward Gallagher Reserve Cheerleaders and sub. Mr. and Mrs. John Gistinger and family Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Nicaise, Jr. Sherman Marsack and Joann Michele Marge, Lee, Cindy, Mike Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ader Chee Chee, Bob, Shorty and Gil Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Nowlin PA TRON S Mr. Sheppard and Homeroom Mr. Hansen's Section 9x 7th hr. Biology Class Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Collin Skippy and Dennis Hilton Mr. and Mrs. Keith Brown Tony, Glynn and the boys Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sant Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sant 3-D Television Service Mrs. A. H. Burchard Marj. 56 Wayne Gunningham The Bee l-live Bud and Diana '56 Bob and Mickey Ann Mitchell Charlene Cipponeri Larry and Donna '56 Dan Shaughnessy Gary Neely Lucille and Ray George Crellin Joe Brohl Barbara and George Miss Barbara Scott Mr. Rumler Miss Betty Butler Rosalee Brown George Micallef Mrs. Outland Jack Herman Janet and Don Gar Bassett Mr. Taylor Mrs. Kubilis Mrs. H. A. Burchard Mr. and Mrs. C. Baron Mr. Cre1lin's 4th hr. World History Class Lakeview Barber Shop Jennie Mae Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gingrich Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cipponeri A life of useful happiness - Miss Young Mrs. Ruth Kolomyski Mr. and Mrs. Carl Biefeld Chuck and Barbara Hovis Mr. and Mrs. Harold Loxton Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Gochnaur Lees Bros. Ice and Fuel Corp. Miss Barbara Scott's Section Lake Shore Cafeteria, Helen and Sarah Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Virgil Nicaise, Sr. Robert L. Ballard David Sanderson David R. Nicholson Don Rumphrey - The Fuller Brush Man Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eggleston Bernice Baxter and Wanieta Mr. Wezner's Section '7z Mrs. E. Miles and Family Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dross and Joan James Rodgers Robert Foyt and son Thomas Muscat Mrs. Jiles Section lly 3rd hr. Algebra Class Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rebain M.r. and Mrs. M. Gabrysiak Mr. and Mrs. R. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Donahue 2nd hr. Chemistry Class Mr. and Mrs. S. 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