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

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1957 volume:

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B , .,,., V V ..1, ...? 5 A 5 5 W 5 5 7 f M F ilu: :Nw ,Q Lfkixi, ge,ww,w,f,m1gp 3 'W' 5 ':,,M.,. ? M I k ' , L ,: . , ' f -:::. . 2 , L, M . E' n M174 ,sf my 4Q.i-.i.Q-wzffgf l Zi ? K .a ee. 'M 1 '- ,M 1 OFQ CUOI' Happy and carefree daysg our grade school and high school experiences all tell of our life at Lake Shore. As the years rapidly pass by, the members of the senior class will open the covers of this yearbook and remember all the joys and sorrows, friends, both student and faculty, and will share these memo- ries with others. We would like to express our appreciation to the faculty and students for their co-operation in making this book pos- sible. May we now present, The 195'7.Shore-O-Scope. Shore-O-Scope Staff gl? AX ADMINISTRATION FACULTY ' SENIORS .TUNIORS SOP!-IOM ORES F RESHMEN JUNIOR HIGH ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES CLASSES ADVERTISERS 9420900111012 The Class of '57 would like to dedicate this volume to Mrs. Jiles and Mr Crellin. They have given up a lot of their time and energy to help with the many extra tasks which contribute to class success. Often we never said thanks when we should have , but we do appreciate every- thing that they have done for us. We humbly and devotedly dedicate this annual, hoping you will consider it but a small expression of our heartfelt THANKSI Qsforefof- cope fqff Editor-in-Chief BEVERLY FOSTER Sponsor MISS SCHROTZBERGER LITERARY AND COPY C. Wiese, P. Peters, M. Meador, M. Spikes, B. Downer, R. Glander, S. Johnson, J. Clayton, C. Quigley, M. Salatich, H. Whitemore, C. Kramer. SUBSCRIPTION M. Meador, J. Carpentier, M. Savage, J. Lannoo, K. Preston, C. Wiese, N. Smith, C. Ploe, D. Sharpe, D. Graham, E. Martin, R. Gagnon, P. Hanneman, M. Nanni. Assistant Editor IUDY ELZERMAN Business Manager y PAUL MILLIS ADVERTISING P. Millis, E. Kravitz, D. Graham, T. Hurley, T. Barton, M. Nanni, M. Thomas, E. Martin, R. Glander R. Iurkiewicz, T. Wilson, A. Edem, I. Clayton, B. Maddy. ART I. Topous, M. Savage, R. Gagnon. SPORTS T. Hurley, D. Graham, E. Kravitz mgw K 'I sg! B . -FU I E. ' 'sr' W-fun-,WN-AA P J oar gf Cjofzcabbn WILLIAM FUREST IRENE HADERLY JAMES ROGERS DAISY CHURCH WALTER NEUMAN Trustee Secretary President Treasurer Trustee CARL BIEFELD ELIZABETH SHEPPARD RALPH CHENOWETH Superintendent Principal Assistant Principal BETTY GABRYSIAK WANDA UTT IEANNE ABNEY Secretary Secretary Secretary 3,55 pwgguf - x KN iff , a , 3, ii mi 35 5 i fW3' i W, ,Q ,L 1 I an iq-Sanur aiififi Q iiqgin' ..k,,, Q5 A542 ivi,:3p,i!g V' ffrafff' 'Q If fi 5,6415 Uigfvfi ,gigs X- 4 .A sip! ' if Z x 1 H av x ' ig: Wa .. Q M If .3 G'- M 52 Q gl ' Ing 3 '- 5' , iff , 2 Ji 6 3,5 if 2 M X ,, ' Lfxwww- gf --X .km A- V4 fx,..,.kML SV-..:l0G 7r53 f .Q 5' wk? G! fm 4 ' 'A M l,l.M..Wf.,,'i0-am t - ...,.. A ,, w-f'1'gg,,g1,-,Qu ,gfefuf www ff 524' fcfria 5553 Zkwf HELEN BARRERA REYNOLD BRANDT JEAN BROA DWELL KEITH ERQW LOUISE CAREY ROBERT CHURLEY if 'fe ELEANOR CRANNY GEORGE CRELLIN RONALD DEHNKE EDWIN EAKIN STELLA EDWARDS DOROTHY EGGLESTON DONALD FRANCEOUR IRENE FREDEN DOROTHY GOLDSBERRY GRACE GREEN NORMA HERTZMANN ELAINE JILES jf! E-aki we W iwvo52ff.2aAq:at1:f'fm,slmf ,.A4.ouA-URW It' TaM,.,f.31fXx MARY KELLY I NNE KITSON ROBERT KLUSMAN WILLIAM KOEBBE HARRY MAIBERGER GEORGE MOURAD . V L ' ,Udhgwpw BA RBA RA SCOTT B, M, MURMYLUK DORA POOLEY MARION RAPPA REGINALD READ HERBERT RUMLER JOANN SCHROTZBERGER . SCOTT MELVIN SHEPPARD IRLEY WELLS LEONARD WEZNER IANETTE SNYDER y M m T . Y W ' 'N 1' U RAY sgyh LEWIS w1uGHT ,v,.,,.-M-4 m 1 pgs wwi ' 'QV TU!! J' um. 3. M WfSma22 ,1-mai' 1 qw 3, if cgezzlbr GQSS OMVQCGFS SHIRLEY JOHNSON - ED MARTIN ----- ED KRAVITZ ---- MARLENE SALATICH CLASS MOTTO: CLASS FLOWER: CLASS COLORS: - - - Secretary - - Vice President - - - - President - - Treasurer May our lives to be lived be lives worth remembering. Rose Red and White THOMAS BARTON King I'm not asking you, I'm telling you, Football 3, 4, Basketball 45 Varsity Club 3, 4, Class Play 4. RICHARD BRINEY Dick I ha ve not yet begun to fight. Shop Assistant 3, 4, JULIA CARPENTIER ..-Tune.. Ability sees a chance and snatches it, Class Play 4, Annual 4, PHILIP CARVER Phi1 Speak much, think little, and write less. Band 1,25 Co-op 3, Library 4, ANNE MARIE CHATER Anne Why argue? I'm right anyway, COLIN CHISHOLM Chis As quiet and inconspicuous as a world war, Football 23 Varsity Club 2, SHIRLEY CHOYKE vlchoyll If business interferes with pleasure, cut out the business. CHARLES CIPPONERI Chuck A time to keep silence and a time to speak, RONALD GAGNON - uRonu Talent and personality make the man, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Annual 4, DONALD GEATCHES Don The guy with the million dollar smile, Football 4, Varsity Club 4. x , aw I AMES GILLA RD 331535 5 wg I I Jim The greatness of life is knowledge, not action. Library 3, Football 4, Varsity Club 4. IUDITH GIRVLN ul-udyn Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers, JAMES CLAYTON Benny Life isn't all drink and laughter, but what's the difference? I'm happy, Library 2, 3, Joumalism Club 3,4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council l,2, Track 2, 3. ELIZABETH DOWNER Betty Not that I love study less, but that I love frm more, GAA 2, Office 3,4, Y-Teens 3,4, Dramatics Club 3, Chorus 1,2, Annual 4, ARTHUR EDEM Art What he dares to think, he dares to do. Basketball 3,4, Baseball 3,4, Track 3,4, Varsity Club 3, 4, BEVERLY FOSTER ..Bev.. The good, the true, the sweetness, these are the things that count. GAA 2, Shorian 3, Office 2, 3,4, Annual Editor 4. ROBERTA GLANDER Birdie If her future is as bright as her hair, she'll go a long way, Cheerleader 4, Y-Teens 3,4, Class Play 3,4, GAA 2, 3, Annual 4, Chorus 1,2. ROBERT GLEASON Bob It was a long hard struggle, but here I am. Archery 1, fLi.ncoln Parkj, DOUGLAS GRAHAM Doug 'As quiet as an atomic bomb. Class Officer 1, Student Government 1, Student Coun- cil 2, 3, 4, Track 3,4, Football 2, 3,4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual 4, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play. ROBERT GRANTHAM Bob My toil is over and my work begun. MARGARET HANNEMAN upeggy.. Seldom heard, but never forgotten. Chorus 2, GAA 2, Nurses Club 2, Shorian 4, TERRANCE HURLEY Terry Beware, I might do something sensational, Track 1, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, SHARON IARMAN Kitten Her heart is like the moon, there is always a man in it' -. GAA 4, CCC 2,3, SHIRLEY JOHNSON Shirl My style and my sentiments are my own, purely original. Chorus 1, Student Council lg Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Y- Teens 3, 4, Class Officer 2, 3,4, Office 3,4, Annual 4. EDWARD KRAVITZ Shanty Gangway, Romeos, here I come! Band 1, 2, 3, Class Officer 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Football 4, Varsity Club 4. JEROME LANNOO Jerry 'Be silent always when you doubt your sense. Co-op 3, Annual 4, GEORGE LESHAN ..Moe.. You can judge a man by his eraser, Football 4, Varsity Club 4, RONALD LEWANDOWSK1 Ron When you think of infinity, think of the universe for it is truly endless. ROBERTA JURKIEWICZ Bert Be good, sweet, and let who can be clever. GAA 3, Chorus 1,2, Nurses Club 1,2, 3,4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Book Store 3, Annual 4, GERALD KELLER Jerry The difficult I do immediately, the impossible takes a little longer, Student Council 2, 3, Football 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, PAUL KEMP ..Pau1.. Live, love, and be merry, CAROL KRAMER Caro1 Cheerful by disposition, friendly by nature, GAA 4, Class Play 4, Annual 4, Class Officer 1, Chorus 1, fSt, Peter 85 Pauly, CHARLES LEWIS Chuck I can't afford wasting time making money. Shorian 4. LORA MCLA UGHLIN Lori 'What is past I know, what is to come I know also. GAA 2, Chorus 2, WILLIAM MADDY Bill I live for fun, fun I have, EDWARD MARTIN ..Marty.. Watch out for the quiet ones. Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Class Play 4, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3,4, Annual 4, MARJORIE MEADOR Margie As busy as a bee, that's me! Office 2, Class Play 3, Library 3,4, Dramatics Club 3, Annual 4. PA UL MILLIS Paul Men, like bullets, go the furthest when they are the smoothest. Band 1,2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, Student Government 4, cuss may 4. MAR1o NANN1 Mario What would the women do without me in this world? Football 3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, Class Play 4, Annual 4. MARGARET NOYES Marge Noisier than the mightiest of many waters, GAA, Art Club, fDenbyp, KAREN PRESTON uRedn Foot loose and fancy free. Chorus 1. CAROLE QUIGLEY Carole No matter how you figure, she's got it. Chorus 1, 2, Dramatics Club 3, Cheerleader 3, Y- Teens 3, 4, Office 4, Annual 4. MARGARET RANDAZZO Half-Pint Tho she be but little, she is mighty. Chorus 1, 2, Library lg Y-Teens 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Dramatics 3, Class Play 3,45 Office 3,4, ROBERTA RATTS Bobbie Thy speech betrayeth thee. JOAN ODDO Joanie Very sweet and crazy to meet, 1 Chorus 1, 2, 3, Annual 4, PATSY PETERS Pat This young lady is very small, but those that are good aren't always tall, Chorus 1, Band 2, GAA 3,43 Y-Teens 3,45 Nurses Club 3,4, Annual 45 FHA 3, C LA IRE PLOE Claire I never think of the future, it comes soon enough, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Annual 4, ELIZABETH POWELL Ti1lie Good things are always remembered. Journalism Club 3, GAA 2,3g Y-Teens 3, Chorus 1,25 Dramatics Club 3, GAIL RICHSTAD Gail As merry as the day is long. MARLENE SALATICH Mar Silence is golden, but who wants to be rich? Class Officer 1, 2, 3,4, Chorus l,2, Y-Teens 3,4, GAA 3, Office 2, Annual 4, JAMES SANDERSON ujim.. l have learned nothing and forgotten nothing, MARLENE SAVAGE f.Marfv If a woman has long hair, it should be a glory to her. Chorus 1, 2, Y-Teens 3, 4, Shorian 4, Class Play 3,4, Annual 4. DONNA SHARPE Sharpo Always happy, seldom sad, Sometimes naughty, never bad, Chorus 1,2, 3, Library 2, GAA 3, Annual 4, RAYMOND SKUPNY s-K-o-w If at first you don't succeed, the heck with it. Football 2,4, Varsity Club 2, 3,4, Class Play 3,4, NANCY SMITH Nance Facing the world with a smile and a song. Chorus 1, Class Play 3,4, Office 4, Dramatics Club 3 Annual 4, MARILYN SPIKES ..Betsy.. Her eyes bespoke the mischief in her, Clas Officer 1, Cheerleader 3, Dramatics Club 2, 3, GAA 2, 3, 4. WALKER TRATHEN Walk It matters not how long you live, but how well, Senior Play. MARGARET VALENTINE Marge The harder you work, the higher you climb. GAA 3,4g Y-Teens 4. RICHA RD WA LKER Rich Either I'11 find a way or I'll make one. RONALD WHEELER nRonn He that is not with me in fun is against me. Track 3, Baseball 3, Varsity Club 3,4. n SIEGFRED STENQUIST S1egy 'Some say he is quiet, others doubt it, Football 3,43 Band 1, 2, 3, Senior Play, Annual 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, WILLIAM SUIT Bill 'A good time was had by all, and I was no exception Basketball 1, MICHAEL THOMAS Be good and you'll be lonesome. Football 2, 3,4g Basketball 2, 3,4g Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3,4, Baseball 3,4g Class Plays 3,4. JOAN TOPOUS Ioan To be loved, be loveable. Chorus lg Nurses Club 2, 3, 4. HELEN WHITMORE Helen In her tongue is the law of kindness, Chorus 1,2, 33 GAA 2, 3,,4g Y-Teens 3,45 Nurses Club 4g Dramatics Club 33 Annual 4. CAROL WIESE Carol I shall have more to say when I'm asleep, Chorus lg GAA 2, 3, 4g FHA 3g Y-Teens 3,4g Nurses Club 2, 3,4g Dramatics Club 3g Annual 4, THOMAS WILSON Tom lt's a good looking world, ain't I? Stage Manager 4, WA LTER YUNKE Wa 1t It is better to be idle than busy about nothing. GARY ZABEL ..Gary.. How forcible are the right words, Chorus 35 Dramatics Club 3g Class Play 3, Ghss Jlglsfozy As we review the colorful experiences of our grade and high school days, we can picture the changing scenes from the frolicking first grade to the wiser twelfth grade. Grade school days were cheerful and carefree. Junior High, was our first step toward high school. Somehow we managed to make it through junior high. Freshmen at last! We began to raise money for our class by giving our freshman dance 'Spring Swing. This was a great success and lots of fun. We entered our Sophomore year with great hopes for the future. At our first class meeting we elected our class officers. They were: Ed Kravitz, president: Ed Martin, vice president, Marlene Salatinch, treasurer, and Shirley Iohnson, secretary. Our student council representatives were Ron Gagnon, Doug Graham and Jerry Keller. Plans for the rest of the year were made. Our first activity of the year was selling felt letters. This was a big success and was very profitable. As basketball season approached, another idea came into our minds, to sell pencils with the basketball schedules printed on them. with the coming of Christmas, we sponsored a decorative Christmas dance, Rudolph Ramble, which attracted many students. Our second dance, 'The Mammy Yokum Drag, was held in the spring atmosphere and all enjoyed themselves. At the beginning of our Junior year we chose class officers and student council re- presentatives. We started our year by selling magazine subscriptions. The campaign was very successful. 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 and most successful events was our class play Professor, How Could You. It was enjoyable to the audience as well as the ones who participated in it. The highlight of the year was the Junior-Senior prom which was held in June. To end a busy year we had a Junior-Senior picnic at Stony Lake. We treated the Seniors and really had a wonderful time. Seniors! Again we elected our class officers. These are the same officers we have had for the past three years. Our last year in high school started out with a bang. There were senior pictures, the Christmas card sale, just a few activities to start us out. To add to the excitement were the concessions and dances after the basketball game. We can't forget the wonderful times we had at the roller skating parties we had at Mr. Cle- ments. Other important events during the year were the Boy Scout-Senior Camival and the Junior-Senior picnic. Then before we knew it, we were climbing aboard the train heading for Washington, D. C. At last we were on our way. The trip was just too won- derful to describe. We agreed it was worth working for. We returned just in time for the Junior-Senior prom. It would take books to tell of the wonderful times we had in our Senior year. When we walk up to get our diplomas on Commencement night we know that there are many memories that we will never forget of our high school days. With regret and joy we look forward to new experiences and new situations in the future. BEST ATHLETES D, Graham, M. Thomas, T. Hurley, E. Martin csenzbr gauorzfes EL L i L , 3 if 'N CLASS FLIRTS MOST BASHFUL D. Sharpe - F. Stenquist D- Graham ' P- PSYCH CLASS CLOWNS C. Chisholm - D. Sharpe MOST TALENTED Ron Gagnon MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED J. Gillard - J. Girvin 6330 AVAILABLE MOST TALENTED E. Powell SENSE OF HUMOR B. Spikes, D. Geatches, J. Topous PERSONALITY B. Spikes - M. Thomas B. Foster: M. Meador: P. Millisz S. Johnson: T. Hurley: R. Glander: G. Zabel: J Topousz R. Walker: P. Carver: A. Chater: S. Choyke: S. Jarman: I Keller: A. Edem: J Carpentlerg D. Sharpe: M. Noyes: R. Grantham: R. Briney: M. Randazzo: C. Cipponeri: I Clayton: C. Chisholm: M. Spikes: T. Wilson: E. Kravitz: I Lannoo: R. Ratts: L. McLaughlin: I Gillard: R. Gagnon: W Suit: M Savage: M Salatich: W. Maddy: 1. Oddo: P. Peters: C. Quigley: 66.33 .7jf0fJAxQCy Look out Bobby, you'll be getting married FOSTER than you thinkl Margie has just inherited the Campbell Soup Factory. After ten years in the Army, all Paul can say is 'Helpl Shirley sings He's in the Big House Now. Terry just signed a ten year contract with the Alcatraz All-Stars. Roberta is now raising her own Anny, Majors onlyl Gary, a French Canadian woodsman, bagged a moose with a B-B gun last week. Censored. Rich is in the florist business, specializing in 'Four Roses. No down payment for TV with every car! Stop in any time at Carver's Car Concession. Anne Marie has a job in the President's cabinet, sharpening pencils for the members. Shirley has just opened a hot dog stand on the moon. Sharon is now a warden at the Women's State Prison. Jerry is now going to Bango U. ln four years he will be a gunsmith. Art has just finished his Pulitzer Prize novel, BRAIN SURGERY SELF TAUGHT. Julie has just cleaned her 1,000,000th tooth. She is a dental hygienist in the Engineering Building. Donna attempted underwater swim of the English Channel. Her services will be held at Kaul's Funeral Home next week. Marge is making a fortune around the holidays making 'Noyes Makers. Bob is modeling barrels for a pickle factory. Wyatt Briney rides again! Half-pint has grown into a full size quart. She was recently named Skag of the year by Skag Magazine. Chuck is now working for the C Bt C Railroad as head engineer. Jim now owns a coast-to-coats bookie and numbers corporation. The Senate is still trying to deport him back to Canada. Tune in everyday to Cartoon Classroom to hear your host Colin Chisholm. Marilyn knew so much about govemment. She is now working in the Pentagon cleaning waste paper baskets. Grand opening of Wi1son's Mineral Baths in Mt. Clemens will take place this week. We always knew he was a stinker. Ed just finished his new book on Navy life, I WAS A FROGMAN FOR THE NAVY. Jerry is flourishing on Belle Isle. He now owns Lannoo Canoe Rentals. 'Number please. That's right, Roberta is now a telephone operator for Dixie Telephone Company. Lora is now a beauty operator and has written a book called BEAST FROM HOLLOW MOUN- 1'A1N. ' Jim is now something of a campus hero since he started making booze out of hair tonic in the Chemistry Lab. Ron is now dancing for the boys at Sing Sing. . . on the end of a rope. Bill is in the movies now as the understudy for Frankenstein. Marlene also has taken to the movie field as prompter for Paramount. Marlene has just graduated from Michigan State with a B,H,D, QBachelor of Housewife's Degreej. Bill is now a body and fender repairman at Slendere11a's. Joan is a secretary for Bell Telephone Company. Patsy just inherited Peter's Wieners Factory. All she can say is 'Hot Dog! Carole has just opened her own chain of Quigley Markets. M. Hanneman: M. Nanni: K. Preston: 1. Girvin: R. Gleason: G. Leshan: T. Barton: B. Downer: D. Graham: D. Geatches: C. Kramer: R. Lewandowski: E. Martin: F. Stenquist: G. Rickstad: R. Skupny: M. Thomas: M. Valentino: R. Jurkiewicz: C. Ploe: R. Wheeler: P. Kemp: N. Smith: C. Wieses H. Whitmore: W. Yllnke: I. Vitale: W. Trathen: Peggy is now working in a hospital, helping underdeveloped Orangutans. Mario is now employed as a test pilot for Seagrams. Sgt. Preston marries! The mounties always get their man. Scholar receives Nobel Prize for being noble. Bud has become a test pilot and breaks record. Also breaks neck. Moe has picked up a nickname in the Army based on what he is best known for. So you can get used to calling him A.W.O.L. Well, everybody's favorite enemy has just graduated from Pu1l Em University' with his dental degree. Betty has become the wife of a paralrooper and owns her own barracks at Fort Knox. Fourteenth child on the way. Doug breaks record! He walked thirty-two men in one inning. Good luck in the minors. Big game hunter, Don, has just retumed from down under, having bagged a rare Ki-Wee-Gie Bird. Carol is now a secretary and undergoes an operation, having fingers removed. She thinks it will increase her speed in taking shorthand. Mad scientist discovers mathematical miracle. 2 85 2 : 4. New cattle baron, Ed, has just become king of the Argentina Pampas. Fred owns a chain of coast-to-coast garage companies, Fred's Fix-It Shops. Toe dancer, Gail, sprains toe nail in debut of new Broadway musical, 'Feet in Tight Shoes. Tune in any day from 3:00 to 6:00 a.m. and hear slim Ray's Record Roundup , on station WFAT radio. , The Valentino of the senior class of '57 finally got hooked! Mike takes thirteenth wife, and he says this time it is true love. Marge has been voted 'Cucumber Cutie' of Lucky Markets. Roberta is an unoccupational therapist for Double Cross. Claire is now playing first bass fiddle for the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Ronnie's still at Alma. He likes it so much he just won't leave. Paul has just received his barber's degree from Scalp U. Nancy is now in business with the Smith Brothers - growing cough drops. Carol wins againl She came up with the 564, 000 answer. Helen just received her master's degree in Home Aching. Walt is now the President of the National Loafers Association. 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Studebaker, CLASS OFFICERS: Laura Webster, Larry Hawkyard, Norbert Roobaert, and Lorelei Maison The Junior Class started the year out by choosing their class officers and student council members. The stu- dent council members are Lorelei Maison, Don Brown, and Marvin Davis, We started our main events of the year by selling magazines, It was a tremendous success! Skating parties were our second endeavor, These really made a wonderful hit, The next three important events of our junior year were our Junior Play which took place in the early part of spring, the Junior-Senior Picnic and the Junior-Senior Prom which was the gayest and biggest event of the year, We would like to give thanks to our sponsors Mrs, Edwards and Mr, Sheppard for their time and helpfulness that they gave to us throughout this year, Au First row: D, Funk, J, Spencer, S, Hennings, M, Vitale, S, DeRose, C. Gualdoni, V, Reynolds, Mrs Carey, Second row: K, Trombley, D, Brown, L, Webster, M, Holmes, P, Pappas, M, Jennings, G, Cancelosa. Third row: I. Cole, J. Ripley, J, Trombley, L, Hawkyard, S, Maison, S, Papciak, R, Flood, Fourth row: D, Kretchman, J, Tretheway, W. Breen, G. Weis, L. Champine. fr. al, MQ., 'Q 5 ' 2 2 my if First row: V, Hoyle, R. Briney, P, Klein, A, Savage, D, Van Lerberghe, B, Sanderson, S, Stover, Mr, Klusman. Second row: R, Harding, K. Bee, L, Katsock, T, Cherpes, N, Roobaert, B, Kreller, Third row: R. Paquette, I, Thorson, M. Davis, S, Jiles, C, Markley, A, Zabik, L, Edwards. Fourth row: T, Smith, E, Socia, A, Neely, R, Carl, D, Griffin, 2: if I is mtv -IM' J 'Wh--, 'E 4 IU wur5Ah:'N. 'X nga' X S 12:4 x Y' 3 V 4 f 4 A P4 , 44 ,yi 3 ' A, f K ' A E , 7 M -,--' fi.. 'ff ima wt 'Qi .J-S at First row: J. Claeys, K, Ritzler, M. Van Brabrant, S, Santalucia, D, Eichman, H, Selegan, S, Young, Mr, Sheppard, Second row: T, Borkowski, C. Grantham, M, Marsh, J, Pinegar, R, Nowicki, R, Hell- man, J, Spiga, R, Crowton, Third row: J, Taylor, P, Gavid, E. Goodlett, P, Deason, K, Moore, R, Lambert, L, Harpe, D, Brown, Fourth row: A, Williams, R. Perry, T. James, D, Wargo, B, G, Smith, J. Tjepkema, Johnson, First row: I, Peters, D, Brunn, D, Mclntyre, D, Sharpe, S, Morrison, B, Stoetzer, L, McClay, R. Kallek, A, Fasulo, B. Beninati, Mrs, Snyder, Second row: K, Pachla, D. Syversen, L, Zabik, L, Groce, K. Durocher, M, Tyrell, A, Baisley, S. Parsons, Third row: I, DeBaene, P, Wasung, B. Geatches, M. Vermeylen, J. Howe, S. Henretta, I. Kravitz. Fourth row: J. Wilson, J. Small, D. Lane, E. Clark, R, Bottcher, M. Ruel, K, Topous. First row: A, Porcasi, I. Berube, S, Durocher, L, Urbanchock, D. Gillard, B, Haupt, B, Smith, Miss Schrotzberger, Second row: R, Wallace, M, Hurley, G, Biggerstaff, R, Karolak, J. Stone, S, Lubinko, F, Newton, C, Weber, Third row: G, McCollum, B. Kmla, G, Goodman, K, Parkinson, P. Rosenbaum, M, McLaughlin, R, Witt, B, Buczynski, Fourth row: W, Topping, P, Alandt, N, leshan, R, Barker, R, Haley, D, Brault, J, Klochow, E. Marquardt, CLASS OFFICERS: J, White, D, Brunn, I, Kravitz, J. Smail Our Sophomore Christmas Dance was the high spot of our activities. The decorations were very attractive and in all it was a big success. We chose our class officers and Student Council Representatives who were Carol Graeff, Ron Kallek, Kathy Parkinson, and Jerry Taylor, 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 B, Scott, Mr. Klusman, Mrs, Snyder, and Miss Schrotzberger, Q -j, l s.: ' r 'RL 'TTU First row: P. Dahl, K. Trombley, R. Angus, I. White, E. Van Brabant, C. Studevant, S. Sager, I, Hawkyard, B. Goodlett. Second row: C. Graeff, I. McCallum, B. Bilewicz, S. Lloyd, I. Prostak, S. Yank, F. Nowicke, S. Parsons, Miss Scott. Third row: S. Bames, C, Jacobs, D. Edwards, M. Kustosz, L. Chambers, F. DeLaney. Fourth row: D. Brooks, F. Frazzitta, C. Hanneman, H. Mills, B. Waltman, V. Rebeck. 'ifljr im' 5, W sw I-.Q Us T i Nxt 3352 .335 my V ' ! 3 xgkw si 'R A 1 Q? MW 'QUE K ,wg 5 Q at ,P ' ' ' 4 'Wai ,Vw S-faq? I W, Wav 94 N. ,, 3151 an ., W' Z 3 s e 3 , , ! ,, .wl j , ,f ' -- A if S. Q M531 21 fi .lp is HQ .4 5 4 3' f - v ,. Ql, i Q .. ' 'Q 4., sm: 7 Ugg 3. !'gk 1 a 3' 1- 2 . .. 3 Q' O I L.LJ.k.b.5f M...--W5 ,Ss .... t v hi w ,I ' N H ,rx zfwf.. 7 ' ,J 1 5, f5fv5,,,., ' a, ' - I 'Av 3 5 sr .- 2 L' , - ' . is ' . 3' ff Q m f A: Q ki' First row: D, Marchand, R, Roby, J, Jackson, B, Barton, B, Heacox, D, Bottcher, L. Hughes, C, Syverson, Mr, Brandt, Second row: B, Ware, J, Jennings, E, Bartle, F, Hauslein, G, Milke, K. Corbeille, N, Mogyorody, K, Heldenberg, P, Cole, Third row: R, Eggleston, T, Frey, K, Jex, S, Deuel, I. Williams, A, Beretzky, Fourth row: G, Baer, J, Holko, J, Tjepkema, G, Garrison, I, Ohlhaver, J , W-M First row: P, Wilkins, S. Hontz, D, McCo11ey, M, O'Mara, C, Karolak, C, Howe, Mr, Koebbe, Second row: D, Cuthertson, M, Brookins, J, Perrin, B, Moylan, K, Smewing, C. Santalucia, Third row: C, Gretke, C. Baker, G, Gloster, C. Chapman, R. Ellis, J. Van Heyste, M, Warner, Fourth row: I, Gingrich, V, Wilcox, F, Capoferi, R, Strange, P, Fotherby. E E First row: Mr, Rumler, N, Eberle, J. Robson, R, King, D, Champa, S, Fraser, G, Jackson, L, Atherton, M, Marinacci, Second row: D, Arendas, R, Morgan, C, Crowton, D, Rivard, C, Hughes, R. Florkey, A. Swenie, R, Keller, Third row: N, Webster, T, Stanbury, R, Bell, E, Trzasko, J, Norton, A, Fletcher, M, Miciek, K, Parker, Fourth row: R. Deitering, R, Miles, B. Cruce, K, Bock, P, McPherson, J, Shanks, H. Kreller, 1 'TW First row: E, McGrath, D, Junod, L, Howe, M, Robertson, S, Rustick, I. Waters, G, Cancelosa, Mr, Rappa, Second row: J, Bellar, L, Thomas, P, Payne, G, Kolekamp, L, Eagan, W. Robson, D, Kaczanowski, Third row: D, Wilson, M, Nicholson, S, Dugener, I, Graham, P, Locricchio, J, Bertalan, E, Marzka, Fourth row: J, Kuhle, P, Holoch, F, Haley, D, Gilmer, G, Kemp, K, Breen. ii' 4 I ri Es First row: G, Brown, C, Guastella, S, Hall, R. Belmore, M. Watts, L. Dahl, Mr, Mourad, Second row: D, LeMaster, M, Dietrich, C, Kustosz, C, Pianfetti, S, Arnold, S, Barstow, Third row: K. Grove, D, Gides, J, Wilcox, R, Brock, C. McCann, M, Schmidt, D. Finley. Fourth row: D. Ploe, M. Liller, D. 1 Davies, R, Walsh. J. Virga, A. Katsock. es Yi ' , ,. . .,., -a..,yi., V Q magma First row: S, Troia, M, Krula, J. Lucido, K, Sutton, D. Johnson, F. Zampaglione, D, Hurst, Miss S, Scott. Second row: I. Yancey, D, Cantrell, D, Smith, I. Miles, T. Williams, D. Cox, B, Vaughn. Third row: J. Goodlett, S, Buck, A. Gambino, M. Badger, J, Sawyer, J, Park, Fourth row: L, Virga, A, Woodside, D, Williams, D, Victory, L, Eagan. 3 First row: T. Beninati, J, Chisholm, L. Miller, J, Worden, S, McLouff, Mr. Wezner, Second row: C, Thomas, P, Baker, R, Spear, S, Sharp, J. Hernden, Third row: R, Van Deusen, L, Nanni, M, Marsack, R, Dean, T. Wasurlg. E 2 Q if 'QD' f pi First row: K, Smith, M, Rospierski, D, Maul, A. Nickles, Mr, Franceour, Second row: J. Boening, W, Sandusky, D, Schatzberg, C, Manikas, P, Savarino, Third row: N. McDanne1, I. Spiga, R, Hender- shot, H, Gipperich, F, Edens. ey Ni First row: W. Alexander, R, Valade, T, Matyn, G. Christiansen, J. Glander, J, Miriani, J, Jackson, Mr, Rappa, Second row: J. Topous, J. Ouimet, J, Williams, W, Hoyle, E. Goldstein, D, Grantham, Third row: K, Goralski, B. Owens, P, Birmingham, L, Benz, J, Engelhard, K, Ball, S, Maddy, J, Kampe, Fourth row: G, Vande Putte, C, Ren, T, Domovich, R, Vercruysse, J. Mills, K. Kruse, K Wi 5' 1 First row: J, Gardner, C, Stopera, W, Virgin, J, Mason, K, Kunst, B. Madden, R, Holoch, R. Joffe, R, Werden, A. I-lantz, Mr, Brandt, Second row: G. Monroe, R, Bornschier, K, Williams, W. Cryderman, R, Groce, S, Kusky, J, Mullican, C, Carl, P, Wartian. Third row: B. Jones, I, Barnes, P, Hostetler, K, Pappas, V, Allen, J, McKay, G, Bottoms, K, Whitmore, R, Tuma, D, Pecrella, K, Kaufman, G, Leach, R, Geffe, First row: Mr. Rumler, D. Bailey, J, Wheeler, P. Newman, J. Thomas, E, Henretta, L. Beasley, V. Johnson, K. Claeys. Second row: J. Allor, E. Kanter, R, Liebman, J. Avouris, E. Henretta, T. Shreeve, G, Hauer, H. Matranga, Third row: S. Cook, C, Guthrie, D. Rzadko, E. Rodgers, K, Gilewski, A. Ruggriello, S. Nanni, D. Wallace, Fourth row: J, Furest, I, Bennet, M. Patenaude, J, Lewandowski, C, Krause, R. Gehringer. First row: G. St. Aubin, F, Stein, L. La Beau, H. Fields, D. row: T, St, Pierre, H. Parmelee, G. Bellamy, K, Moore, E. C, Moritz, R. McNeil, R. Tiesler, M, Fields, M, McWatters ...r. iii Frey. I. Studevant, Mr. Mourad. Second Runyon. I. Provenzino, Third row: , D, Mullen, C. Thomas, B. Brohl. Fourth row: R. Weir, T. Waters, R, Ruel, H, Triplett, L. Hauer, C. Studebaker. Q Q I is i 5 First row: R, Briney, S, Eichman, R. Brown, K, Hisei, R, Savage, M. Zampaglione, Mr. Koebbe, Second row: S, Savage, T, Welder, C, Brown, W, Bennett, G, Cook, G, Urban, L, Stover, J. Cantrell, Third row: R, Therssen, A, Mathers, B. Bellamy, J. Edwards, S, Henry, E, Woodside, R. Tyrrell, R, McGrath, Fourth row: I, Glambin, S, Waltman, W. Swint, J, Soldan, R. Lafrinere, R, Greer, First row: J, Yancey, A, Shampo, L, Weber, J, Jiles, E, Hikade, Miss S, Scott, Second row: M, Starr, R, Lafrinere, R, Milio, F, Herman, J. Johnson, C, McC1ay, Third row: M. Bommarito, A, Bommarito, F, Frazzitta, S, St, John, L. Daly, H, Hellman, Fourth row: J. Horne, H, Wilcox, H, Cole, S, Haley, D, Smith, G, Whitmore, is 's....,,NkN , .., 'CS'-A sfE.E,w ,., . f - r.. --we 1' 3 5? C 1 ' 4 3 f 3 . I w , .5 Q V Sv 5 ., . S' First row: N. Markley, D. Patricca, R. Eichberger, B. Noonan, M. Collier, D. Walsh, L. Durocher, S. Edens, Mr, Wezner. Second row: K. Hoff, I. Terrey, W. O'Nea1, K. Schulte, K. Wasik, T. Ridlon, S. Goodlett, T. Crellin. Third row: D. Donnelly, S. Cedar, C. Kramer, B. Jackson, E. Reynolds, J. An- gus, B. Young, D. Kilboum. Fourth row: W. Luckett, S. Graham, M. Riley, G. Williams, J. Vanden- berghe, D. Sullinger. S8fl.'0I .S' in ' JI! hig . .., 'UTY 5? The Cast includes: D. Graham R. Glander E. Kravitz W. Trathen J. Clayton E. Martin M. Thomas M. Savage P. Millis C. Kramer T. Barton M. Nanni N. Smith M. Randazzo F. Stenquist I. Carpentier gaffer gfffe Zrzk -.., , . N..-wv W - 2' A ..,.,....,,.....-e . i wa..- Q 3 Q LW M I .......-1 , L ' L. - -V1 i.. is-. f md, 1- 'E V rp ' ' ' ff M J Mir ,, W L OW' ' f'r n 'r h , 2 In 5+ gr za 'iff Quake lg , , 4xk f '4-'S , 1 -ANN -tl. ,L x , . ' fig i U . A 4 , .kg 7 ' , - H3 f m .' Y' 5 , lb sk 9 g, -x-ya 3 if V A ' - 1 . 'A if M . g , My Q 413 .2 VY. U za Q 4 , ff? 'ni .,Wi Lk Rl 1 iw A K fQ' ag .3 9' A,-P' 9711 First row: C, Kramer, S, Yank, P, Deason, L. Maison, S, Papciak, Second row: K, Parkinson, H, Whitmore, M, Valentino, M, March, M. Spikes, F, DeLaney. I. Cole, S. Parnes. Third row: K, Durocher, L, Katsock, D. McIntyre, C. Wiese, T, Cherpes, S, Henretta, L. Urbanchock, S, Lloyd, E, Belmore, Fourth row: I. Elzerman, S, Morrison, P. Peters, J. Peters, V. Reynolds, P. Stoetzer, B, Geatches, IL Glander, Miss B, Scott. gzfrarzdns First row: D, McIntyre, C. Manikas, I, Yancey, L, Atherton, Mr, Maiberger, Second row: R, Nanni, A. Beretzky, N, Downer, S, Schlack, V. Hoyle, S. McLouff, Third row: C, Heemer, H, Gipperich, M, Meador, P. Carver, M, Tyrell, S, Henretta, F, Kramer, 5766112 First row: L. Harpe, S, Yank, D. John- son. Second row: K. Gallagher, Man- agerg K. Martin, M, Mosorinaz, P, Taber, P, Street, C, Frischman, B, Deason, Timer, Miss B, Scott, Third row: M. McLaughlin, Scorer: M, Wilson, P, Deason, N, Rumpf, S, Barnes M, Ruel, F, Delaney. First row: R, Sell, C, Prischman, A. Porcasi, M. Gunning, J, Lees, S. Schlack, K. Kinnunen, I. Collier, G, Keller, B, Manikas, S. Van Cauwenberg, L. Shampo, I. White. .Second row: D. Eichman, S, Thomas, A, Fitzgerald, S, Parker, J, Salatich, K. Matyn, L, Williams, J. Jarman, M. Noyes, K, Martin. Third row: K. Moore, G, Bee, N, Downer, M. Mosorinaz, D. Klein, Y, Norman, F, Newton, M. Huhn, A. Barnes, Fourth row: K, Gallagher, F, Kramer, B, Deason, J. Dils, S, Glambin, N, Rumpf. Qegafe First row: E. Edwards, L. Katsock, Miss Herztmann. Second row: R, Hard- ing, F. Kramer, S, Schlack. Third row: S, Papciak, D, Brooks, I, Whitmore, L, Maison, I, Cole. The problem of the debate contests this year was: Resolved: That the Federal Government should sustain the prices of major agricultural products at not less than ninety per cent of parity, Qgfuognf Gounczf First row: Mrs. Eggleston, A. Fitzgerald, C, Graeff, M, Mosorinaz, J, Geatches, Mrs. Sheppard. Second row: R, Schnoes, J, Boggia, R. Kallek, D, Brown, P, Millis Third row: K. Parkinson, I, Taylor, D, Graham, L. Maison, M. Davis, R, Gagnon, Representatives of all grades meet weekly in the Student Council and dis- cuss school problems. The purpose of the Student Council is to promote good citizenship and school spirit, gufure Wurses First row: P, Peters, Second row: D, McIntyre, C, Wiese, I, White, Third row: R. Jurkiewicz, H, Whitmore, B. Nemec. Q-5796125 C, Wiese, P, Peters, Second row: C, Heemer, S, Johnson, S, Robertson, I. Carpentier, C, Quigley, R. Glander Third row: M. Savage, E, Belmore, M. Salatich, B. Downer, B, Nemec, H, Whitmore, J, Reiter, 5 - lv? fb R F 'ir 1 'fr vi, ,X ,i X , Ziff! First row: Mrs. Carey, S. Jones, M. Gunning, F. Gaffney, A, Porcasi. Second row: K, Martin, K, Kinnunen, L, DeWo1f, B. Livingstone, R, Iurkiewicz, C. Frischman. Third row: D. Eichman, J, Salatich, B. Nemec, B. Deason, J, Yisowich, M. Jennings, D. Klein. Front row: I. Elzerman, M. Randazzo, Woe CW First row: B, Foster, E. Downer, L. Urbanchock, M. Marsh, B. Geatches, S, Robertson, M. Randazzo. Second row: R. Giander, P, Rosenbaum, N. Smith, Mr, Chenoweth, C. Quigley, S. Johnson, S, DeRose, J. Oddo. 571212 uaf GSW First row: M. Randazzo, J, Eizerman, C. Wiese, P. Peters, Second row: R, Iurkiewicz, J. Clayton, E, Kravitz, B, Foster, S, Johnson, H. Whitmore. Third row: J. Topous. R. Glander. C, Quigley, M. Meador, R, Gagnon, M. Savage, M. Spikes, D. Sharpe, Miss Schrotzberger, Fourth row: P. Millis, M. Salatich, E, Downer, C. Kramer, C. Ploe, R, Skupny, D. Graham. T. Hurley, J. Carpentier. CSZOFICH csfyff First row: P. Dahl, C, Graeff, A. Porcasi Second row: J. Elzerman, R, Harding, L, Katsock, R. Nanni, W, Costick, Mr. Sheppard, Third row: C, Topous, F, Delaney, P, Pappas, K. Trombley, T. Cherpes, J. Reiter, C, Heemer, Fourth row: S, Robertson, E. Belmore, D, Vanlerberghe, J. Smail, L. Maison, S, Papciak, K, Parkinson, N. Downer, Zan! Majorette Diane Eichman, First row, front to back: G, Goodman, P. Millis, D. Bruss, L, Urbanchock, L, Webster, B, Dowhan, Second row: R, Arentz, R, Kries, B, Liebmann, M, Marsh, P, Cole, S, Stover, Third row: L, Smock, A, Zabik, R, Keller, B, Smith, N, Webster, S, Jiles, Fourth row: G, Cancelossa, B. McKee, J, Cole, T, Benzing, N. Rumpf, G, Sharp, 1 ft C Ill OIYIS Wil' V1 ' t fl 'dl' .D m,,J!m::ea uf fl First row: Mrs, Cranny, P. Street, L, Williams, D. Johnson, M, Gunning, J. Hawkyard, Second row: L, Shampo H, Schroeder, P, Carroll, K, Matyn, S, VanCauwenberg, S. Wilkerson, Third row: L, Webster, L, Sassaman, C, Runyan, C, Brown, L, Edwards, B, Deason, P, Maddox, Yfnnwlff CAQQFQJOQFS - -F A D BRUNN D. Brunn, S. Johnson, R. Glander, B. B, ROBERT Geatches, M. Randazzo, B. Robertson. R' GLANDER yeeseroe Gfeer6a0Qrs S' JOHNSON A. Porcasi, E. Belmore, N. Downer, S. Thomas, F. Delaney, T. Cherpes. TERRY HURLEY EDDY MARTIN gafesfore goolgaf 19.5 6 Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Shore Fitzgerald 0 Harper Woods 0 Warren 13 Center Line 6 Utica 6 Lakeview 6 Grosse Point University 0 South Lake '7 MELVIN SHEPPARD E GEORGE CRELLIN Dansk? goofgaf First row: M. Thomas, J. Keller, F. Stenquist, T. Hurley, E. Martin, G. Studebaker, M. Nanni, T. Barton Second row: I. Vonltter, C. Chisholm, M. Davis, E. Kravitz, D. Graham, L. Hawkyard, N. Roobaert, V. Rebeck, R. Skupny, Third row: Mr. Crellin, D. Kretchman, D. VanLerberghe, H. Selegean, J. Smail, H. Mills, W. Breen, T. Weir, E. Socia, G. Leshan, S. Jiles, J. Clayton, D. Geatches, J. Gillard, F. Green, Mr. Sheppard, Uarszky First row: Mr. Sheppard, J. Gillard, D. VanLerberghe, L, Hawkyard, H. Mills. R. Wheeler, M. Davis, E. Kravitz, I. Clayton, Mr. Crellin. Second row: H. Selegean, D. Geatches, C. Chisholm, N. Roobaerr, G. Leshan, T. Hurley, T. Weir, E. Martin. Third row: F. Stenquist, T. Barton, D. Graham, W. Breen, R. Skupny, J. Vonltter, E. Socia, J. Studebaker, A. Edem. Csenzor goofgaf DON GEATCHES DOUG GRAHAM TERRY HURLEY ED MARTIN ED KRAVITZ COLIN CHISHOLM RAY SKUPNY GEORGE LESHAN TOM BARTON GERRY KELLER JIM GILLARD f MIKE THOMAS FRED STENQIIST MARIO NANNI UIYIUI' Uarszky goofgaf Q9 Back row: G. Smith, R. DeCook, B. Domovich, D. Brooks, J. Wilson, D. Brunn, M. Kustosz, Mr. Brown. Front row: D. Brault, R. Home, I. Flynn, B. Schnoes, D. Cook, T. Bahorski, T. Conley. junzbr Qzoofgaf Back row: B. Strange, G. Kemp, P. McPherson, D. Davies, J. Gingrich, R. Deitering. Front row: D. Wilson H. Kreller, D. Brock, E. Marzka, R, Eggleston, E. Battle, G. Cancelosa. goofgaf fs 1956 was a year which will long be remembered at Lake Shore. This was a year which saw one of the finest football teams in the school's history power through eight straight games without losing or tying. At the beginning of the season Coach Mel Sheppard was greeted by the smallest and lightest squad in Lake Shore's history. The boys had one factor on their side, deter- mination. This, coupled with hard work and a great spirit, gave them all the incentive they needed to win all of their games. The Shorians, picked for the cellar at the start of the season, flashed through their first three games with amazing ease. Still, they had to meet Centerline, Class B State Champions in '55 and Bi-County favorite in '56, That game was one which showed what potential Lake Shore's smaller and lighter team had. They soundly beat Centerline and set right to work with their sights on arch rival Utica. Utica was unbeaten in the league so far. One of the largest crowds in the Bi-County history watched Lake Shore outclass, outplay, and out score their rivals. lt was the worst defeat in Utica's history. Still the experts were in doubt. We had city rivals Lakeview and South Lake to deal with. The Shorians, unused to aftemoon football, soundly trounced the Lake- view Huskies and then they knew an undefeated season depended on their last game with South Lake. In this game the Shorians showed what made them champions. Un- daunted by a South Lake TD on the second play of the game, the Shorians stormed back to trounce the Cavaliers 39-6. This year's squad was made up of fifteen seniors, nine juniors, five sopho- mores, and one freshman. Lost in the graduation exercises will be fifteen lettermen. fgasfefgaf Qscoregoarof Lake Shore Fraser Lake Shore Warren Lake Shore South Lake Lake Shore Utica Lake Shore St. Mary Lake Shore Lakeview Lake Shore Harper Woods Lake Shore Centerline Lake Shore Anchor Bay Lake Shore Warren Lake Shore South Lake Lake Shore Utica Lake Shore St. Mary Lake Shore Lakeview Lake Shore Anchor Bay Lake Shore Centerline HN Q5 'Q ' Qfi 0 , 1 if 1 i 5 A Q v l i . IOQ 17 4x 6: ve 's x Qlhsi x , h A i n 'sxeg . X N, R1 . ? - W. I .,.,r., gi X ixilxw i 5 U' U ' Qz, lr, :- I BQYSHQP N X 1 'Nwrqyw W WA my i5J5 '042 7' KS xv-3H0 1 S 33-ESH0 1243 svfilio '3 3 il K v l W k an gif 13-E3 .R i?E?' 'W iq 1--,pn ns ,QNX 5 1.3, DOUG GRAHAM ART EDEM cgenzbr Zasfefgaf csnaps r TERRY HURLEY TOM BARTON EDDY MARTIN M IKE THOMA S I E B : 3 V 5 .Q 2 31 1 if - 52 WW X 4' 2 . . ,J ,.,, , .f , , 1 f , .,,. ,ff A, 354, , . 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Jefferson Everything Photographic I 1-jj 23730 Harper St' Clair Shores, Michigan at Little Mack St. Clair Shores GEO. 8: JUL'S SERVICE WI Q Q Us Light Repairs PIZZERIA Towing Spaghetti - Ravioli - Chicken 28500 Harper St. PRescott 5-9255 Steak ' Chops Fish and CMPS St. Clair Shores, Michigan Ca1'1'Y Out Order by Phone the Modern Way 30637 E. Jefferson PRescott 5-9035 PR, 6-4733 Auto Lite Products St. Clair Shores RICHARDS AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Auto Parts - Whole sale and Retail RUSS RICHARDS, Prop. mm BOB BLEMASTER, Parts Mgr. ,Ib qi 9 Mile Rd. and Harper F' St. Clair Shores, Mich. ROY J. KAUL FUNERAL HOME 28433 Jefferson Prescott 5-2424 ROY J. KAUL, Owner PAUL F, LEWIS, Manager Air Conditioned Hammond Organ Amp le Parking yvafrozzs Herman L. Brys Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Barton Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Barton Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Herron and Sandy Second Hour Study Hall Second Hour Study Hall Mr. and Mrs. Alan P. Trathen Betty Trathen First Hour Drafting Mr. and Mrs. Edward Foster Mr. and Mrs. Murmyluk Bob and Sharon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Price Mr. and Mrs. John F. Miles John Lewis Mr. and Mrs. C. Jiles Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Starling Dave Starling Bob's Service Shores Cleaners and Automatic La Roseville Creamery Grant's Cleaners St. Clair Shores Pharmacy Cecil and Betty Mr. and Mrs. Winston Powell Mr. and Mrs. L. Schatzberg Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McLaughlin Kitty McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Millis Helen Meador Mr. and Mrs. George Leshan Sandra Papciak Lora McLaughlin Rich and Carol Mr. Maiberger Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Eggleston Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Carey Claire and Ron Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reiter Mr. Crellin Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eggleston Miss Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Sheppard Mr. Rumler Irma Hunsdorfer Mr. and Mrs. Keith Brown undry 1 Doug McCardy R. W. Chenoweth Mr. and Mrs. Stenquist The Jarman Family Mr. and Mrs. James MacLoren Richard and Beryl Mr. and Mrs. H. Rata Mr. and Mrs. John Jurkiewicz Bert and Lee Dennis Pomeroy Major and Roberta Mr. and Mrs. Wiese Pauline Marcinkowski Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Glander Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kravitz Ken and Marge Joann Reiter Mrs. Jiles' Physics Class Sixth Hour Bookkeeping Harry Maiberger Ray A. Norrod Insurance Agency Verfaillies Shoes Third Hour Economics Class Bev. and Bob Sammy's Barber Shop Miss Hertzmann Miss Schrotzberger Frances Harvey Gifts Mrs. Bessie Smith Kenny and Carole Johnny and Marlene Carolyn and Dale Wanda Utt Sam's Barber Shop Shirley Choyke A Friend Betty and Pete Bill Allen Beverly Preston Lake Shore Bowling Fourth Hour Biology Sixth Hour Biology Second Hour Biology Lynn Urbanchock Norb Roobaert Q... . 5 r t 0 l l 3 , 441 Cash and Carry Is Cheaper L.KlXfl CLEANERS We Operate Our Own Plant 28406 Harper Just - Good - Cleaning gk! THOMAS S. WELSH REAL ESTATE 23505 Harper at Little Mack PRescott 5-8100 Congratulations Class of '57 ROSS SHOES 24303 Harper Avenue Near Little Mack St. Clair Shores MIC!-iAEL'S STORE for MEN and BOY'S 24307 Harper at Sli Mile Harper Shopping Plaza PR. 7-7434 St. Clair Shores Pr. 6-0914 C . J. L.. ongratulations LUMBER of COMWNY ,57 Builders Supplies 23550 Harper Ave. QM st. Clair shores, Mich. ae ' Prescott 5-4922 C. 8: J. AUTO PARTS New and, Rebuilt Parts 28418 Harper Phone PR 6-8020, St. Clair Shores Read Your Home Town Newspaper ST. CLAIR SHORES HERALD Only 52,00 Per Year by Mail Pr. 5-8800 THE membey SHORES PR 6-4144 AND AUT OMATIC LAUNDR Y 31201 Jefferson at 13 Mile Congratulations to the Grads and Entire Student Body From Ray and Estelle Rebain of the Beautiful ofkkewze 662069 8 DeLuxe Bowling Lanes and Lunch Counter With Fountain Items to Suit the Most Discriminating Tastes 31025 Jefferson Avenue at 13 Mile Road PR, 6-9660 St. Clair Shores, Mich. ST. CLAIR SHORES PHARMACY 31211 E. Jefferson at 13 Mile Rd. PR. 6-5915 DON DESPIRT - PETER DESPIRT BENNETT'S MARKET Meats and Groceries 25113 E. Jefferson St. Clair Shores, Mich. PRescott 6-3930 Pick Up and Delivery HOME COMFORT HEATING COMPANY Pr 8-8925 FRED A. CRAWFORD, owner ROCHAN We Install and Service CLEANERS AND DYERS Victor Furnace, Oil Burners, Gas Burners Tailoring Shirt Laundry A 29315 Harper St. Clair Shores 31016 Harper St. Clair Shores Pr 7-8808 FRED'S MARKET 22335 Masonic Boulevard St. Clair Shores, Michigan Beer - Wine BLUE GOOSE INN Full Cour se Dinner s ew SLJIDEIQ MAR KET Dancing Small Parties 23510 Harper Liquors - Beer - Wine 28911 East Jefferson Pr 5-9504 St' Clair Shores MIKE TOMA, Prop. EANDTQOVV AND NAOQA IX! SERVICE 31793 Jefferson at Avon Texaco Products Road Service and Towing Pr 5-9146 After 11 P.M. Call Pr 1-3583 ST. GERTRUDE FLORIST Flowers for All Occasions Pr 6-4966 28831 Harper St. Clair Shores, Michigan FOODVILLE MARKET 29306 Harper St. Clair Shores M1LLER's DRIVE IN We Specialize in Barbequed Ribs, Chicken Steaks, Chops, and Hamburgers. Take Out Orders 31466 Little Mack Between Masonic and 13 Mile We Deliver JOHN 'S SUPER MAR KET Meats - Groceries - Vegetables Beer and Wine - Frozen Foods 34111 Harper Ho 3-7907 MCCOLLEY BROTHERS New - Rebuilt or Used Signs The Only Complete Sign Plant in Roseville We Operate Our Own Plant 29277 Little Mack PR 6-6044 sr-10121-.Es wegwza Expert Watch- Clock and Jewelry Repairing 27951 Harper Avenue St. Clair Shores PR 3-2332 Gifts LEN MIDA, Proprietor Compliments of SHORES AGE IXICY INC. R epre senting America's Best Insurance Companies CLAUDE SAUM PRescott 7-7500 21901 Harper St. Clair Shores, Michigan Congratulations Class of '57 SHORES THEATER 9 Mile and Mack Compliments of DE SOPPER 'S BAR Good Luck Class of '57 Compliments of 552229 QM? Wa L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY 15020 Fenkell Ave. Detroit 27, Michigan Broadway Broadway 3-9471 3-0226 DEMEY'S ST. CLAIR SHORES FLORIST 25511 Little Mack and 10 Mile Rd. St. Clair Shores, Michigan Phone PRescott 5-2255 Flowers by Wire Phone PRescott 1-3299 MODERN EMBLEM CO. The House of T Shirts Custom Lettering for Boat Owners - Clubs - Advertising Open Banners - Pennants - Flags - Banners Bowling Plaques -Jackets - Sweat Shirts - Sweaters BERT MILLS 21210 Harper Ave. St. Clair Shores, Mich. STANDARD SHEET METAL Commercial and Residential Heating and Cooling PR 7-4324 St. Clair Shores CHAN POLLOCK Michigan Estimates Cheerfully Given 27956 Harper Compliments of ST. CLAIR SHORES FIRE DEPT. Compliments of MT. CLEMENS ARENA Skating Club For Private Parties Dial HO 8-4022 AR MANDO 'S BARBER SHOP 27949 Harper Ave. St. Clair Shores Compliments of LARRY'S MEN 8: BOYS APPAREL AND TUXEDO RENTALS Special Rates Given for Large Groups McINERNEY'S MARKET Choice Meats and Vegetables Frozen Foods and Groceries Beer and Wine - Sundries Open 9 to 9 P.M. Seven Days 34391 E. Jefferson HO. 8-5112 LALLY BROTHERS FRIENDLY SERVICE 32200 Harper Wrecker Service Day and Night PR 5-9605 PR 5-0330 ALTA'S WONDER SHOP for School Sweaters - Chenille Letters Club Jackets and Embroidery of All Kinds 25821 Jefferson St. Clair Shores DANIEL P. O'BRIEN For Judge of Probate W ayne County A. D. RUTSON CO. 35409 Jefferson, Mt. Clemens, Mich. QAcross From Tassie's Tavernj Chris Craft - Marine Supplies Kits - Evinrude Motors ,Live Baits HO 3-3920 HO 3-1005 B at R PLUMBING PRescott 6-3310 AND HEATING ,, V PR 5 - 4 6 5 9 5 ..,. 21 2 8 0 1 0 Harp 6 1' - U'-f sew-'2', 4 St. Clair Shore s 1VI1Ch1ga.1'1 23020 Mack Avenue St. Clair Shores, Mich BILL SMITH LUIGI'S Pizza Chicken NAUTI CA L.. EAI? 31033 E. Jefferson v ez N-XX, GEZI-Sldll-l?0USE 7' Stage BEERQ WINE St. Clair Shores, Mich. Pr. 59566 FRANK AND ROSE, Props. zsc oTT ---- 3001 9 HARPER. Phone LOrain 8-9735 Res. PRescott 6-2885 WARNAT COLLISION EXPERT BUMPING 8: PAINTING 3125 Gratiot Avenue Detroit 7, Mich. LYMAN 'S HARDWARE 29408 Harper St. Clair Shores, Mich. Pr. 1-3766 9:00 IO 6:00 9:00 to 8:00 Mon. and Sat. Tues. , Wed. , Thurs. and Fri. DARLING BEAUTY SALON Complete Beauty Service and Hair Fashions Permanent Waves of Distinction PRescott 7-7872 H. 8: .T. WOOD PRODUCTS CO. G.E. Textolite - Nevamar - Formica Cabinets - Doors - Drawers Special Production Jobs , Cosmetics , JOE FAR UoLo 22606 Greater Mack 3014.0 Harper Ave. pf, 5-9727 St. Clair Shores St. Clair Shores, Mich. MISS HERTZMANN 'S ENGLISH IV Wizards of '57 MODERN LUMBER 8: SUPPLY CO, Lumber - Builders' Supplies - Paints Wallpaper - Hardware 35101 Harper Ave. at 15 Mile Rd. Mount Clemens, Michigan HO. 3-6251 WHO'S WHO 1. J. Carpentier 2. P. Peters 3. M. Randazzo 4. J. Lannoo 5. M. Hanneman 6. A. Chater 7. M. Spikes 8. J. Vitale 9. N. Smith 10. C. Quigley 11. J. Girvin 12. L. McLaughlin 13. E. Kravitz 14. M. Meador 15. D. Geatches 16. M. Valentino 17. S. Jarman 18. J. Oddo BABY PICTURES 19. B. Downer 20. G. Rickstad 21. B. Powell 22. R. Gleason 23. R. Glander 24. M. Salatich 25. B. Foster 26. R. Gagnon 27. S. Johnson 28. J. Clayton 29. K. Preston 30. T. Hurley 31. P. Millis 32. J. Topous 33. D. Graham 34. D. Sharpe 35. R. Jurkiewicz 36. W. Yunke PR. 5-0732 DALY FLORIST AND NURSERY EDWARD MEAGHER Owner 28735 E. Jefferson Ave. QM 11 1f2 Mme Rd. St. Clair Shoresj ANDREA'S PIZZERIA Dopo-Una-Giocata-Solo Da ANDREA DOVETE MANGIARE Free Translation at ANDREA'S PIZZERIA 21907 Harper Ave. Between 8 and 9 Mile Rd. St. Clair Shores, Michigan PRescott 8-1300 , K-B PARTY STORE Ili ok T b Q J! Imported and Domestic Foods Beer and Wine 27300 Harper Ave. We Deliver SEE U AN 3 N2 fe I X6 Z1 f 1 X13 Q ,X X PRe scott 5- 6824 HARPER - MARTIN HARDWARE 28401 Harper Ave., St. Clair Shores Open Sunday 10 AM to 1 PM im? BARBER SHOP 10 Mile and Jefferson PR. 6-4241 GEORGE A. WAYNE WAYNE FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE CARPETING RCA-Victor TV and Hi-Fi 24861 Harper St. Clair Shores Between 9 and 10 Mile Rd. Compliments of lst HOUR STUDY HALL Congratulations, Class of '57 SALVO TOOL Sz ENGINEERING 3 QQ we Q Qf sf QM? 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J, , Q, . g f 2 H J, iii W , -wggvsfefiifgkf fm W f- iiyijgiwikl ,,., M K , Q' ,.,,lX .V ,g.1,, U WN , - - 11' ' 'g,s'.:-.45 mx 21 'Q 4 -:Y 5 X 'sf-1:-,gms W w?w2wf'Meg,ikiH4xf gk 9 ' K , L,,k Wm W, 5,5537 up 3 A Vu 1, rp 1, A in WSWQW :N Wi , gf ., fy: -' Lf., ,img 1:22 , ,H, M x.-W-.qsfgxif W f'SezwMaMiu 'f l ,gig - ,qmfwdfe w'Z.1'f' Tfiflif '4 31. ,,'-W 's 2: ,. , ,- QM- 1, MM xg vzzfzgn , i fffllff -If , f. . ,, ,..,, ,K f xg my ' , Hz :Z . V521 fwmszf !fx4f5A5i5?L ',.3m A 321112,-fi gpg 2 ,wk f ffarszky Qfrczck First row: D. Cook, L. Hawkyard, I. Howe, J. Clayton, E. Kravitz, A. Kampe. Second row: D. Van Lerberghe, D. Sharpe, J. Kravitz, R. Karolak, E. Martin,-Q.,-igm, L. Clark, T. Hurley, H. Mills. Third row: Mr. Brown, T. Weir, B. Dowhan, A. Edem, I. Danta, J. Von Itter, J. Tjepkema, E. Socia, D Brooks, L. Smock, Mr. Crellin. Central Michigan College Invitational Meet. Lake Shore placed fourth out of 38 schools. At Utica. Lake Shore 66 213 points - Utica 33 113 points. Lakeview. Lake Shore '73 516 points - Centerline 44 113 points - Lakeview 40 116 points and South Lake 24 213 points. At Lakeview. Lake Shore 59 112 points - Roseville 49 points and Lakeview 29 112 points. At Lakeview. Troy 63 points - Lake Shore 56 112 points - Lakeview 45 112 points and Fraser 18 points. Regional Track Meet at Algonac - 18 schools. Lake Orion 30 points - Marysville 29 112 points - Rochester 28 points - Lake Shore 24 112 points - Utica 24 112 points and Algonac 18 213 points. At Romeo. Lake Shore 57 points - Rochester 49 112 points and Romeo 29 112 points. State Track Meet at Ann Arbor. Terry Hurley placed sixth in the 220 yard dash and tied for sixth in the Broad Jump. Bi-County Track Meet at Utica. Lake Shore 63 113 points - Utica 58 213 points - Warren 47 points - Centerline 33 113 points - Lakeview 32 112 points - Fraser 12 points and South Lake 8 116 points. , City Meet at Lakeview. Lake Shore 61 314 points - Lakeview 47 114 points and South Lake 28 points. University of Detroit Relays. Lake Shore took part of their team to compete. We took fourth in the two mile relay with Herb Mills, Dave Van Lerberghe, Dave Brooks and Art Edem competing. Ed Martin tied for third in the Pole Vault. We took fifth in the High Jump with Dan Brault, Herb Mills and Jim Tjepkema competing. UGFSIQ9 ZGSQHGK K PML R ich First row: E. Martin, R. Karolak, N. Roobaert, T. Bahorski D Syversen, J. Trethewey, T Hurle , . . y. Second row: I. Gm rich, Mana G 1 ' ' ' g ger, . Cance osa, E. Kravitz, M. Davis, H. Selegean, J. Small, R Peck, L. Hawkyard, R. Wheeler, Mr. Rumler. T-Qrr f .- Preparation gooogmyfj 5300695 Now , now , dear Don't look at me Please tell us, Jane Oh, you darlings troop Sl' Cqihs-S ' Three tries for a quarter! What fun! Q o vi E. 59121014-f5Qy cgcouf Garnzbaf Cheese Fun for young and old Refreshments, anyone?? llI2IOI'-CSGIZIOI' .j4C'l?1C what a time! Now for some fun Creative Bottoms up! Watch the birdie Oh! That crazy old sun '11 . of WM Gangway, here we come! KX' fb 'L 10 V y GiddaP- BOY Everybody happy! Bedtime stories You name it! csenzbr nam, 'Strolling through Annapolis i What a day! QECSK sn Our old mansion 1 Born I Brains at work whafli Y' ' 7 ' W'W 'W ' -f rm Viewing the White House 69121614 Time to relax Fun on the lawn Leaving the 1obby 'X i,X A sm Q51 i 45 ff Q , k E e .-eg Q 'Q .. Eg in e .4 1 5: 'www' ,f 1 Ek? R 1 J fU unzbr-csenzbr from 1957 X1 Gkss I jybf C. Kramer, Scholarship for Teaching, M. Noyes, Art Medal, B. Foster, Commercial Medal, E. Martin, Athlete of the Year, P. Millis, Music Medal, T. Hurley, Athletic Medal, I. Topous, Essay Contests, Mr Reid, Principal, D. Graham, Student Council Medal, M. Salatich, Valedictorian, Reader's Digest sub- scription, R. Gagnon, Science and English Medals, R. Briney, Industrial Arts Medal, J. Girvin, Mathe- matics Association of America Award, R. Glander, Home Economics Medal, D.A.R. Citizenship Award I. Gillard, Salutatorian, Bausch and Lomb Science Medal, Mathematics Medal. i i Presentation of Lantern Valedictorian L. HAWKYARD, E. KRAVITZ M. SALATICH P A 1 GQJJ gyff 1 tssss W- First row: Joann Oddo, Shirley Johnson, Judy Girvin, Marlene Salatich, Carol Kramer, Julie Carpentier Second row: Jim Gillard, Ed Kravitz. Not present: Joan Topous, Doug Graham. Kd V I. P Carol Kramer, Eastern Michigan College- Ed Kravitz University of Michigan Terr Hurle Univ , , g y y, ersity of Michigang Jim Gillard, University of Michigang Judy Girvin, Michigan Institute of Technology. Not present: Doug Graham, Kiwanis Scholarship. I7 ZQJ 1 - C 1Q6I!1l?y i 'lu-...,,,,,w 'lx la .. 0' f ' ,, .,, M ., X, Q I First row: M. Savage, B. Downer, S. Johnson, C, Quigley, I. Topous, N. Smith, M. Meador, K. Preston. Second row: R. Lewandowski, B. Gleason, M. Nanni, T. Barton, P. Millis, C. Chisholm, Yunke, W. Trathen. Third row: Bus Driver, R. Skupny, M. Randazzo, R. Glander, B. Spikes, M. Salatich, J. Clayton, J. Gillard, B. Suit, G. Leshan, D. Graham, T. Hurley, F. Stenquist. B 1 wig, nf W. 4351 Clplfdf First row: G. Rickstad, L. McLaughlin, M. Valentine, M. Noyes, B. Foster, A. Chater, I. Oddo, R J k. . . ' . . . ur iewicz, C. Wiese. Second row. G. Zabel, T. Wilson, C. Crpponeri, J. Keller, M. Thomas, P. Kemp, E. Martin, D. Geatches. Third row: Mr. Reid, Mrs. Jiles, Mr. Crellin, I. Girvin, C. Kramer E. Kravitz, R. Wheeler, H. Whitmore, S. Choyke, P. Peters. CD. .W Q . 3? 552, U Lb F .sau-., V - V 5 VW f A WT sg - Q . . 5 V-if J' V , Y A . V- 9 EVN '9 qs' 51 - , 4' fi. ob A , 'QI ' gf? 5 . ' 4' V V V V J fm . if, I .V we-5 bib V 98 'S il 1. ,S , it ,X K 2 W , A X. I ff - fa V V '2 Q 2 11 H VV! S VVV-Vf V VV . M 2 VV V , N . 5 5 - ' L f. f V N. 'S Q U-3, -Ni' if . 2 .Ae is 3 XSEQ FQE? 5 , fi, - I ,g . 'Q ,fr 'Zo- o X 1 ' ' 4 .. ' 2' -N . .V iw ' ,, . Q V y 3,2 , V, V ja, , .. Q , . E? Q? A I ' ' . A A 6 . D K. - . 33? V x t Q V h . fy V 'QV 5 . . 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