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

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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

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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.

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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.