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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

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For without her this book would have not been possible. As you turn the pages of this book, we hope you will enjoy it. Shore -O -S cope Sta ff Index ADMINISTRATION FACULTY JUNIORS SENIORS soPHoMoREs JUNIOR HIGH FRESHMEN A cT1vITIEs ATHLETICS CLASSES ADVERTISERS Loyalty, hard-work, and constant push is what helped us make this publication possible for you, All of the members contributed and worked but if it wasn't for the proper guidance and knowledge of Miss Schrotzberger, we couldn't have accomplished this book successfully. So may we take the great pleasure in dedicating this yearbook to her. Thanks loads, Miss Schrotzberger, for without you it was an impossibility, We would like to express our sincere gratitude to Mrs, Edwards and Mr. Rumler for their able assistance in all of our class procedures and tribulations, Our thoughts of Lake Shore will always hold memories of your faith in us, We hope some of your happier days included us in them, X 8? X Editor-in-Chief Sponsor Business Manager JUDY ELZERMAN MISS SCHROT LITERARY AND COPY L, Webster, L. Maison, P, Pappas, E, Belmore, B, Nemec, I. Cole, T, Cherpes, L. Edwards, K. Trom- bley, M, Jennings, L, Katsock, L, Parine, SUBSCRIPTION B, Robertson, I. Miller, S. Mascotte, P, Klein, L, Parine, L, Edwards, J. Cole, E, Belmore, T, Cherpes, L, Katsock, S. Papciak, L, Maison, R. Harding, B. Kreller, M, Jennings, ZB ERGER SA NDY PA PCIA K ADVERTISING S, Papciak, R, Harding, L. Karsock, L, Edwards, E, Belmore, C. I-Ieemer ART B, Robertson, J. Miller, yi f. wp- w- N,-. -m..,z.....5 'Ki SR, EN 4? ' X252 k M X A its M Ak ff,-H in. 39' My S-R45 R we ,Lf 42555, ,Arif-'SQ-7315 gg, bww V425 kr? . A'Mi,5ffiW ff' SEQ 3 ' wif Q RS W W 5 Mas' 3 ' 45 QSEW' 'K aims? Board of Education 1 Q HERBERT STEIGER, Trusteeg WILLIAM FUREST, Secretaryg JAMES RODGERS, Presidentg THOMAS COT TER, Treasurerg WALTER NEUMANN, Trustee. CA RL BIEFELD Superintendent ROBERT REID Principal MELVIN SHEPPARD Assistant Principal ? BETTY GABRYSIAK WANDA UTT IEANNE ABNEY T Secretary Secretary SCCIGIHIY X X DAVID BELGER VIOLETTA BOUDREAU KEITH BROWN VIRGINIA BELLUE REYNOLD BRANDT IEAN CAIN LOUISE CAREY ROBERT CHURLEY GEORGE CRELLIN AGNES CASARI ELEANOR CRANNY RONALD DEHNKE l www-mm-wwfwzvwwm-ku:fhw u iayf ,lmgm . ,,,,,,,,,,,k al NORMAN DIERKS STELLA EDWARDS DOROTHY EGGLESTON JOHN FERRIS DONALD FRANCOEUR IRENE FREDEN GRACE GREEN NORMA HERTZMANN WILLIAM HERSHISER ELAINE .TILES MARGE HLES MARY KELLY I' Q , ' 4 1 Q,:s.Q'L ..wL?1Mf1fH5.HWk .L-L.J.w.L.,I..Q 7. Lf7'm'YV1STf E VIVIENNE KITSON WILLIAM KOEBBE ELIZABETH LEVERETT ROBERT KLUSMAN NORMAN KURZ CLARENCE LOSSIN HARRY MAIBERGER LOU MCKNIGHT GEORGE MOURAD ALVIN MCKIBBON HOWARD MCNALLY BABE MURMYLUK ,.n. W .Im lffg 5 f. rv' 1 f V 'N j1 ', 'O 'A ,,, , ' A fffmf? , qw . lj IOANN SCHROTZ BERGER RAYMOND SLIVA MAETA NEIMAN DORA POOLEY MARION RAPPA DELORES TA LIDN SUMIN S IG GRET CHEN TIPP PLOEN F DEAN QUICK HERBERT0 R?LERVLL RONALD TON KS JEAN ULRICH SHIRLEY WELLS No Photo 1 W AVAILABLE JOYCE BUSS HARVEY ZEIDEN STEIN LEONARD WEZNER WALTER WILLIAMS A -.., 1 ,,,L,. , ws 5 . . -ix -x g -Avr?f.E1:-w '- -:, ' A -':.s5f -- 'IL 'fr '. . V fffw ,!Mtfff'- V Y' 522 55573 . G2-f -I 7' A Q , iii?-'+x W aff: 9 k v1uc1HwQ3'imaw?mQa1fvxEvL . . my W ,figfwfgmggwsi , ff x ,X 1 1 A ' .J L 1' I , 1 f, 1 ' r Senior Class 0 ficers LAURA WEBSTER MARVIN DAVIS NORBERT ROOBAERT LORELEI MAISON Treasurer Vice President President Secretary CLASS MOTTOg We may not do great things, but we will do small things in a great way, CLASS COLORS: Red and White CLASS FLOWER: Red Rose ........ ,, , KNUTE E. BEE Knute Calm, cool, and collected. Football 4: Monitors 4. EMILY J. BELMORE Emie Quiet to those who do not know her, jolly to those who do. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4g Y-Teens 21 Shorian 2, 33 Class Play 3,4g FHA lg Annual 4g Monitor 4. SARAH R. BOMMARITO Saraine Quiet is a good thing. Chorus 1. WILLIAM A. BREEN Bill Some say he's quiet, others doubt it. Track lg Football 4g Monitor 4. ' W 7 'igalmwmmi , ' vu 5-ff . bla' ' A' , 'mf 7 1 .'-, f A p ROGER C. BRINEY Roger He who knows and knows he knows is wiseg He who knows not and knows that he knows not will learn. He who knows not and knows not that he knows not is a fool. GENE P. CANCELOSA ..Gene.. 'He fears the wiles of maiden's smile. Band 1,2, 3, 4g Football 4: Baseball 33 Monitor 4. ROBERT G. CARL Bob Men of few words are the best men. LEROY F. CHAMPINE Leroy The business of life is to go forward. STELLA F. DE ROSE Stall You say there are no men in heaven - then leave me here. GAA 15 Office Staff 2, 3,45 Chorus 1,2. JAMES E. DUFFY Duffy I shall have more to say whenl am dead. LOUISE C. EDWARDS Lou Oh, to have a little house! To own the hearth, stool hearth, stool, and all. Shorian 1, 25 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Annual 45 Monitor 45 Debate 35 Class Play 4. IUDITH A . ELZERMAN Jude I admitl like boys, so there is no argument. Y-Teens 2, 35 GAA 2, 35 FHA 15 Shorian 1,2, 35 Office Staff 45 Monitor 45 Class Play 35 Annual Editor 4. TESSIE A. CHERPES Tessie Laugh and the world laughs with you. FHA 15 Shorian 2, 3,45 Monitor 45 Annual 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4. IUDITH L. COLE ujudy.. People say that life is the thing, but I prefer reading. Nurses Club 15 GAA 2, 3,45 Y-Teens 2, 3,45 De- bate 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 Band 3,45 Dramatics 15 Annual 4. JUDY A. CUTLER ..Iudy.. P1easant as the day is long. GAA 25 Class Officer 1, 25 Y-Teens 25 Monitor 45 Office Staff 3. MARVIN S. DAVIS Marv Who's the best looking guy, and why am I? Football 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 35 Student Council 1, 2, 35 Varsity Club 2, 3,45 Monitor 4. mmani.o.tsryu,aWve5t5v:tsaa51t.a ..:...m1r5rA.m5.:t.:as-N BERNADETTE C. FLOOD Bernie Care and diligence bring luck. FRAN K J. FLORKEY Frank Loaf all you want, for you have the rest of your life in which to work. DIANA I. FUNK Diana I can resist everything except temptation. Y-Teen 2. ROBERT D. GRAY ..B0b.. A joker in any crowd. Monitor 4. DAVID L. GRIFFIN ..Dave.. AllI know is what 1 read in the papers. FAITH A. GUETSCHOFF ..Ann.. Everyone's crazy but me. Shorian 2. ELEANOR R. HARDING Ruthie Fish are caught because they keep their mouths open. FHA lg French Club 2 fEastern Highjg Shorian 3, 45 Annual 4g Office Staff 3,4g Debate 3. LAWRENCE W. HAWKYARD Larry Don't dream about a dream, own one. Track 2, 3, Basketball 25 Football 3,45 Class Of- ficer 1, 2, 3g Monitor 4. SAMUEL C . IILES Sam Each age has its pleasures, its wit, its manners. Football 3g Band 1,2, 3,4g Thespians 4: Class Play 3. LOIS A. KATSOCK ..Lo.. Always leave them laughing when you say goodbye. FHA lg Shorian 2, 3,43 Chorus 1g Office Staff 4, Class Play 3, 4, GAA 2, 3,45 Annual 4. PA UL A . KLEIN Paul Most handsome men are conceited, but I'm not. Track 13 Library 1: Class Play 3,4gThespians 4g Varsity Club 1. BEVERLY I - KRELLER Bev I agree with no man's opinions. I have some of my own. Office Staff 45 Shorian 1,2. a.. , CAROLE J. HEEMER Carole The remembrance of the past is the teacher of the future. Library 2, 3, Chorus 4, Shorian 3g Dramatics 4g Annual 4, Y-Teens 3,43 Class Play 4, Speech 2. SHARON L. HENNINGS Sharon Big surprises come in small packages. MICHAEL C. HOLMES Mike Anybody got a piece of gum? Archery Club fClass Techy, Monitor 4g Student Council 4. MARGARET L. JENNINGS Margo Once a friend, always a friend. FHA 2, 33 Y-Teens 4, Monitor 4, Annual 4, Thes pians 4. DAVID G. KRETCHMAN ' Dave 'As quiet and inconspicuous as a world war. Football Manager 3. LORELEI F. MAISON Lori I can be pushed just so far. Nurses Club 1, FHA 1, Student Council 1,2, 3, 45 Annual 4, Shorian 1,2, 35 Office Staff 4, Class Play 3g Class Officer 2, 3,43 GAA 2, 3,4. CAROLYNN I. MARKLEY Carol I count only the hours that are bright. Chorus 1, 2. EDWARD R. MARQUARDT Googie Life is full of amusement to an amusing man. Monitor 4. SUZANNE M. MASCOTTE Susie Advice is always waiting when most wanted.' Annual 4, Y-Teen 4g Nurses Club 4g Monitor 4. BEVERLEE A . MEREDITH Bev 'Nobody can deny that she's clever. Biology Club 2, 35 Nurses Club 2, fSoutheastern Highj GERALD L. MILLER Gerry Whatever advice you give, be brief. JUDITH D. MILLER Judy A man is better than a book. Nurses Club 1g FHA 1g Y-Teen 3g Monitor 4, Annual 4: Cheerleader 2. PENELOPE M. PAPPAS Penny Everything will come if a girl will only wait. Ushers Club 15 Chorus l, 2, 45 QSouth Lake I-Iighj Shorian 2, 3g Monitor 45 GAA 15 Annual 4. RICHARD PAQUETTE Dick The day is short and the work is great. LOIS M. PARINE Lois Ability will see a chance and snatch it. Future Business Leaders Club 35 Kappa Y-Teens 35 qGrosse Pointe Highj Monitor 45 Shorian 45 GAA 4. ALEXANDER M . RATTRAY Alex I never like being hit without striking back. ' aa m s W -- -Q . lube. ARNOLD B. NEELY Arnold Life is just one darn thing after another. BEVERLY I. NEMEC Bev Talk happiness. The world is sad enough. Nurses Club 1,2, 3,45 Chorus l5 GAA 15 Y-Teens 2, 3,4g Monitor 45 FHA 35 Annual 4. DONALD L. OUIMET Don An investment in knowledge pays high divi- dends. Band lg Library 35 Monitor 45 Student Council 3, 4. SANDRA H. PAPCIAK Sandy Quiet as an atom bomb. Debate 35 Thespians 45 GAA 1,2, 3,43 Shorian 2, 3,45 Annual 45 Student Council 45 Office Staff 4. THOMAS L. REINKE Tom Actions speak louder than words. VERA R. REYNOLDS Red Always happyg seldom sad. sometimes naughty never bad. GAA 2, 3g Y-Teens 3. SUE ANN ROBERTSON Bonnie I never met a manl didn't like. Cheerleading 2, 3,4g Y-Teens 3g Student Coun cil 4g Thespians 4: Office Staff 1,2, 3g Annual 4: Shorian 3. MARYE LLYN ROMZ. EK Maryellyn What she dares to think, she dares to do. F PJ' J : -Ju f i A Kr iv Wh ,. J aWWWWlW E5E H LYN C. THOMAS .Lynn Be good, sweet maiden, and let who can be clever. Glee Club 2, 3g fMills Highj IEANNIE P . THORSON Jean There is work in small things. JOHN A . TRETHEWEY lllackll There'll be a hot time in the old town tonight. Baseball 33 Shorian 4, Monitor 4. JOHN W. TROMBLEY nlohn ff I can't afford to waste my time making money. EDWARD A . SOCIA ..Ed.. If at first you don't succeed - the heck with it Football 3, 4, Monitor 4. SANDRALEE M. STOVER Sandy Blushing is the most peculiar, and the most human of all expressions. Band 1,2, 3,45 Office Staff 2, 3,4. GERALD STUDEBA KER Stoops If they can take it, I can. Football 2, 3g Monitor 4. ERNEST W. TABER Ernie The smile that won't come off. KAREN M. TROMBLEY Karen Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. FHA lg Nurses Club 1, Shorian 1,2, 3: GAA 2, 3, 4, Office Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Class Play 3,4. DAVID I. VAN LERBERGHE Dave Live for today, tomorrow will take care of it- self. Track 2, 35 Football 43 Shorian 3: Class Play 3, 4, Thespians 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. MARIA M. VITALE Marie Hurry makes you worry, worry wears you out, so I take my time. Librarian 3. JAMES M. VON ITTER num.. Advice to those about to marry: DON'T! ! Football 2, 3,45 Track 3, Class Play 3, Thespians 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4g Monitor 4. LAURA L. WEBSTER Laura Whatever I do, I do well. Band 2, 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2, 4, Thespians 4g Student Council 1, Class Officer 2, 3, 4, Debate 2,43 Girls' State 3: Annual Staff 4: Class Play 3: Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4. GERALD E. WEIS ..Jeuy.. The wise man does all things well. SHARON H. WELDER Smiley When you call me that, smile. GAA 2,3 QMI. Clemensj. ELIZABETH I. WENSINK Betty Cheerful by disposition, friendly by nature. Office Staff 4. ' n NANCY A. WILLIAMS Willy The best way to keep good acts in memory is to refresh them with new. Monitor 4. Senior Class 0 '58 ANDREW L. ZABIK Andy You shall judge of a man by his foes as well as by his friends. Band 2, 3g Orchesual fHamtramckj. Class Histor The Class of '58 began their thirteen Shorian years as ambitious, yet somewhat timid kindergarteners. The first seven years were spent in getting a foundation for the tedious years ahead. The main goal was learning the fundamentals, but while doing this, we learned to enjoy good times together. Participating in the all-important school spelling bees added to our fun. In the few years before our junior high days, many of us were active in the Safety Patrol Boys or the newly formed girls' Service Squad. Here we gained responsibility and service for our fellow students and teachers. The two years of being in jtmior high gave us a taste of what to expect in high school. We learned to dance in gym classes and gave our first dances. This new and different type of entertainment was enjoyed by most all of us. Mr. Sheppard's section of eighth graders used their share in the profits to attend the first Cinerama. When December came around that year, our class helped Santa Claus out by taking charge of one family's Christmas meal and presents. This was something that made everyone who took part in it have a certain glow in their hearts Freshmen at last! This was the year we had all looked forward to with such anticipation. Our class grew by leaps and bounds as more students came to join us. At our first class meeting we were told what was expected of us as freshmen and of the many great times we could have in working together as a class. We elected our class officers. They were Larry Hawkyard as president, Judy Cutler as vice president, Bonnie Robertson as secretary, and Billy Geatches as treasurer. The Student Council representatives were Marvin Davis, Lorelei Maison, and Laura Webster. Besides a few bake sales at noon hour, the only other fund raising activity we were given was the last dance of the year. The dance was true to its name, for we called it Last Chance. The decorations were beautiful and the music real dreamy. A large crowd turned out, and we felt we had truly spent a year of happi- ness together. Our sophomore year was here before we knew it. At the first class meeting we chose our class officers. Larry Hawkyard was president, Judy Cutler was vice president, Lorelei Maison was secretary, and Laura Webster was treasurer. We became well represented in extracurricular activities as each of us headed in the direction of sports, Shorian staff, cheerleading, G.A.A., debate club, band, Chorus, F.H.A., and other just as important activities. With the coming of Christmas, our class sponsored a Christmas dance with all the trimmings. Twilite Twirl attracted students from all over, and once again we profited. The second and last dance given to us was in the spring. Our SOS dance, Swing On Sophomores, created an outstanding occasion for all who attended. When our junior year finally came into view, we were swamped with activities. At the head of our family were Larry Hawkyard as president, Norbert Roobaert as vice president, Lorelei Maison as secretary, and Laura Webster as treasurer. The magazine sales, skating party, and dances after basketball games helped to fill our pockets for the final goal we hoped to obtain. Our long awaited class rings came just before Christmas to the de- light of all of us. One outstanding and successful event that we shall long remember was our play, Goodnight Ladies. Not only the audience enjoyed it, but we enjoyed putting it on. As spring progressed we treated the seniors to a picnic at Kensington Park. The weather couldn't have been better which made the day a truly delightful affair. We enjoyed plenty of swimming, boating, eating, and just pure fun. As a final highlight of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom came into sight. That memorable evening will not soon be forgotten in our high school memories. At the close of the year Norbert Roobaert and Michael Holmes attended,Wolverine Boys' State at Michigan State University. Laura Webster and iudy Cole went to Wolverine Girls' State on the University of Michigan cam- pus. The honor of going was thoroughly appreciated and all profited by the wonderful experiences. Cont. after Junior pictures -ff' M . 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Then came our main event of the year, the magazine drive. We were undoubtedly successful! Then we conquered the three most important events of our junior year. The Junior Play was first. It took place in the early part of the spring. The Junior-Senior Picnic was a gay-old time, and the Junior-Senior Prom was a heavenly affair. Now we are Seniors and we would like to express our appreciation to Mr. Dehnke and Miss Schrotzberger for their hard work and helpfulness. Junior Class Officers: Donna Brunn, treasurer, John Smail, president, Jerry Taylor, vice president, Jane White, secretary, First row: Miss Schrotzberger, M. R. Dineen, D, Brunn, K. DuRocher, P. Dahl, H. Durfy, A. Fasulo, Second row: B. Bilewicz, F. Delaney, I. DeBaene, D. Eichman, S. Barnes, G. Biggerstaff, J. Berube, R. Angus. Third row: J. Boggia, F. Eccles, J. Claeys, A. Baisley, D, Brown, D. Brault, P. Deason, L. Biederman, S. Durocher. Fourth row: J. Cryderman, J, Brown, E. Clark, D. Brooks, J. Taylor. T: -211,2 25- , A M I gi 3 he MW, ' M ,ML . f , ,Mm -4 Ex '19 Nw -L.,A,,m I Qigw., i HS., . fQiwWQ,. -Qgfifq ffl ml Ulgjgjfr. ' U ' , lmy .5 1, . '5 , , , sig '- A ', Magix V f uf, V - .w 'l fi 1 W, in ' 1-sf' X , ez L, 1 K 5 .gQ,..,, , A ., fm:1ai7 , figiiig' if isis? , aww il 1 , We Q fm First row: Mr. Dehnke, S. Santalucia, B. Stoetzer, B. Smith, C. Studevant, S. Yank, R. Wallace, L. Urbanchock, I. White, D. Wright. Second row: C. Topous, M. Tyrrell, S. Sager, H., Selegean, M. Vermeylen, A. Witkowski, C. Weber, E. VanBrabant. Third row: J. Stone, G. Wilson, D. Sharpe, D. Wargo, A. Williams, G. Smith, J. Smail, R. Witte. Class History Finally we were Seniors! And didn't that seem peculiar? The kindergarten room that we had all worked so hard to leave became our new homeroom. This seemed to tie together all our years at Lake Shore. The begin- ning and ending - both were in the same room. Again we elected our class officers. They were Norbert Roobaert as president, Marvin Davis as vice president, Lorelei Maison as secretary, and Laura Webster as treasurer. Our Student Council representatives were Michael Holmes, Don Quiment, Sandy Papciak, Lorelei Maison, and Bonnie Robertson. It was a busy year for us, with the Christmas card sale, dances, senior pictures, and parties adding to the enjoyment. Our Senior play, The Ten O'Clock Scholar, made us see Hollywood stars in the perform- ances of our classmates. Other significant events during the year were the Carnival, Junior-Senior picnic, and Senior Skip'Day. At last came a momentous part of our goal as seniors. We were headed toward Washington D.C.! It would take volume upom volume to tell of all the joyous memories we have of this once -in -a-lifetime trip. Never again will it be possible to enjoy a trip such as we did this one. Shortly after returning we enjoyed a wonderful evening at the Junior-Senior Prom. Thus, we sadly conclude the history of the Class of '58, We all know that these and other glorious memo- ries of attending La ke Shore will not soon be forgotten by any of us. With this thought in mind, we approach Baccalaureate and Commencement. With both happiness and sadness, we look to a life in which Lake Shore High School gave us our start. Before leaving we would like to give our sincere thanks to Mrs. Edwards and Mr. Rumler for their many hours of hard work and helpfulness to us. :f5:'WM3TY V my , X Kp iw-Q , ,fn , h, fgggfh Sin? X' 1, V ,fa-M :WM :-,-L, f S Qggbifvlm W-Q5 2 M Q. M. ,, my My ,W 'f?52E'1x3,fg2h5L,Jg3g. W 5' IM?-Lia. W .. , v wifi? is . . New :vw iw L' K5 , ZS? +1 3 5 535'I',?3'f2ff+ 4 W 28 f X., . mWA Q W L25 f Misa N Y N I kb aww Wg , W 146 A , .I Q , E-Q11 if? , Bra . i, '22 1 w 512 bg . . 15555:-' 3 . Q., . W, -Kw- M. ,A ,W QQ, fx- V M Sig - -1. :Wg Q - - K 'iw mf W L W -:cs-Eglin: ,Ag ., . 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Manikas, B. Livingstone, C. Miller, J. Lees. Second row: D. Klein, K. Martin, E. Karos, P. Maddox, M. Lafrinere, M. Neely, Y. Norman, M. Mosorinaz, E. Nowak. Third row: R. Mossop, F. Koy, D. Kretchrnan, D. Nelson, D. Lane, W. Liebmann, A. Kunzman, R. Kreis, f-63 ,, f-,W 73437254 gsqifqg W 'ciavfil I: .sri Af W fix isis? QR .J , vw, Q27 lv LQ my 5 . 3 X5 Q. 1. .,.: : .g ., 'k 'ln-,e-can-an-sv X6 me fy Ay A.: wwf 1 X',A ug? 'g a'f I-Yi 'HY ,My 245g- 'TT 1 , I 9 of First row: S. Hantz, B. Heacox, S. Hall, K. Grove, I. Hernden, R. Gillard, R. Forth, S. Fraser, C. Howe, Mr. Hershiser. Second row: C. Guastella, P. Holoch, K. Heldenberg, M. Greene, F. Gunnell, T. Frey, P. Fotherby, J. Graham, H. Hanson. Third row: F. Haley, A. Gambino, D. Finley, W. Fischer, V. Fischer, I. Gingrich, G. Garrison, G. Gloster, I. Holko. First row: D. Junod, D. Johnson, G. Jackson, R. King, D. Kaczonowski, G. Kolekamp, L. Howe. Second row Mrs. Pooley, J. Jennings, D. LeMaster, S. McLouff, K. Jex, C. Hughes, J. Lombardo, J. Lucido, D. McCol- ley. Third row: R. Keil, A. Katsock, G. Kemp, R. Krebs, P. McPherson, H. Kreller, M, Liller, R. Keller. First row: Mr. Koebbe, K. Mason, J. Meredith, C. Pianfctti, B. Moylan, M. O'Mara, J. Miles, D, Phillips, D. Marchand, M. Marinacci, Second row: J. Park, R. Morgan, G, Milke, M. Miciek, R. Prebus, L. Miller, K. Parker, S. Peck, D. Peterson. Third row: L, Nanni, I. Ohlhaver, R, May, M. Marsack, W. O'Mara, R. Miles, R. Moore, E, Marzka. fy. WI! ,fam wi? 5 if r ,H First row: M. Shindle, C. Santalucia, R. Roby, J. Robson, A. Swenie. Second row: M. Robertson, J, Shanks, S. Samara, R. Spear, R. Schield, S, Sharpe, K, Smewing, Mrs. Kitson. Third row: I. Spiga, T. Stanbury, G. Radloff, P. Reising, R. Reaume, J. Sawyer, R. Roberts, W. Robson. s5 J'f of X E First row: P, Wilkins, I. Yancey, R, Weber, J, Waters, S, Troia, Second row: B, Ware, M, Zarzycki L, Thomas, M, Watts, J. Williams, N, Webster, B. Vaughn, Mr. Brown, Third row: P, Ziomek, D, Wilson, D, Williams, W, Wright, L, Virga, T, Wasung, V. Wilcox, Senior High Snapshots - ,MES ,- fi . 7 , 'Wei ..,, 1- ,j ,,, gi, K mega! page f , Senior Snapshots H 'Q oaamww cuzbfcs' ffr O1 XY. ,J Jam' E . ,K 9' 9 K' 7 R f W ,L . ' , gQV :W,Mg 5 in J' , :fn .. ,QM 57.7. ..k. ,..... , .. ,W . ,lv V .,.,,,, W, K. Q fmm g ggfg q .Q-gamma WMS' W, ff-f, f E' ff' W- ' , . yy X76 .UV f 1 Y,Q1lQx4.W ,QS Q ,,-.. iv, IA 3212 Q l,'Qf'JU U1 il lf , . - 4 ZS Y , ,, ,, ,l I First row: R. Briney, L. Buslepp, W. Brown, K. Claeys, R. Bornschier, M. Collier, L. Beasley, L, Bush, Mr. Lossin. Second row: G. Christianson, K. Ball, C. Carl, V. Allen, J. Bury, B. Brohl, S. Cedar, A. Bommarito, J, Avouris. Third row: L. Books, M. Bianchini, J, Bennett, J. Angus, F. Beels, B. Campeau, J. Alexander, G. Cook, W. Bennett, G. Bottoms, First row: H. Durfy, L. Deverdis, S. Edens, H. Field, S. Eichman, W. Fields, R. Eichberger, L. Durocher, Mrs. Tipp, Second row: E. Goldstein, D. Donnelly, C. Dodge, R. Gehringer, S. Flockencier, C. Curtis, K, Smith, S. Gauntlett. Third row: J. Engelhard, I. Furest, F. Frazzitta, B. Cruce, R. Dean, R. Geffe, K. Gilewski, J. Edwards, A. Fletcher. F l 2 4 CA First row. A. Hantz, C. Stopera, R, Holoch, E. Henretta, W. Hoyle, E. Henretta, D. Grantham, R. Joffe, F. Herman, J. Jackson, Mrs. Jiles. Second row: D. Hutchemeuther, J. Greene, C. Guthrie, J, Jozik, P.Hostet1er, E. Kanter, J. Kampe, B. Jones. Third row: A. Heneka, S. Hutchins, M. Heneka, R. Greer, J. Glambin, S. Graham, P. Payne, J. Johnson, S. Henry. First row: C. Kinsella, K. Kunst, J. Miriani, M. Krula, B. Madden, M. Markley, Mr. Suminski. Second row: S. Kusky, J. Mason, J. Klann, S. Maddy, C. McC1ay, D. Kilbourn, G. Leach, R. Liebmann, H. Matranga. Third row: C. McLean, P. Lafrinere, C. Manikas, C. Mclntyre, R. Lafrinere, K. Kruse, J. Mills, J, Maddox, G. Meadows. K , , N A Q 7' U 3,1 Us A 'ISS , , ge' 734' .- na it r -I . L87 0 1' lg I yy '14 h . .xv ,gl I-Ps 33 3.1 ggtfniiffpzgf 3,2 Q 'W' ' Le: ' ' Lx' y 7 imz gfif, 9Qyf'Ql5.5f8f gy , Q'-'Wigan' Ygvff 3 L in syykeilfolv yxt'g3f' S' ' .nf LQEEXVX H H fha ,gi .rf --La -lg -,nk 5 First row: Miss McKnight, S. Berube, D. Barton, T. Arnold, D. Balducci, S. Bartolone, J. Barnett, Mr. Gogo, Second row: L. Anderson, J, Barr, J. Blakely, J. Abraham, N. Bauman, R. Allen, A. Alexander, J. Baldwin, G. Baker. Third row: J. Allor, L. Blais, C. Allen, C. Hulvy, B. Bies, L. St. Amand, M. Arseneault, J. Bard, M. Bateman, D. Bailey. First row: Mr. Wezner, N. Bumford, G. Culp, D, Cook, J. Consiglio, T. Capoferi, H. Chapman, S. Books, D. Dierks, A. Darnell, T. Delaurelle. Second row: G. Chambers, T. Crellin, M. Dinda, G. Buck, R. Chene, P. Brown, D. Chrzan, C. DeMaria. Third row: T. Krueger, P. Campbell, M, Brennan, K. Campbell, B. Bresky, J. Denton, I. Butler, M. Cristodero, E. Boyle. First row: Mr. Rappa, D. Farmer, J. Hall, L. Felston, A. Harrison, R. Grimes, R. Freund. J. Fields, Second row: P. Gorski, R. Allen, S, Govensky, M. Engquist, J. Eades, S. Govensky, K. Genick, M, Guetschoff. Third row: D. Farmer, D. Fischer, M. Little, T. Grisham, T, Duffinery, J. Gretz, B. Dugener, A. Gipperich, First row: W. Kraydich, M. Kowalski, D. Bies, B, Haupt, K. Kasper, R. Brownell, T. Lafrinere, Mr. Brandt. Second row: B. Huhn, S. Hulvey, R. Lamia, K. Hoff, E. Hikade, J. Knapp, J, Holmes, K. Hisel, Third row: J. LeRoy, E, Hill, S. Horetski, C. Kramer, R. Bettmann, W. Johnston, C. Kruse, S. Kruger, 13' ii W. O gl 1 ,f ',iv 19:51 if , ,ri uf! Wa' M T W. 4 V -1fEEIY'i'x7 ii f mt g , First row: D. Power, A. Tomaszewski, M. Stumpf, T. Porcasi, E. Marcot, A. Spearman, R. Ingersoll, P. Teer, D. Swenie. Second row: Mr. Sliva, C. Milar, L. Reed, D. Spencer, I. Terry, N. Breen, J. Thomas, M. Thurs- ton, J. Pantaleo, W. Trubiano. Third row: J. Reynolds, L. Smith, M. Sullivan, C. Thorson, D. Sullenger, H. Maison, R. Auguliaro, M. Titus, C. Smith, J. Swift. First row: K. Wackley, B. Weir, R. Urban, G. Stocks, J. Verplank, M. Zampaglione, P. Wheeler, Mr. Kurz. Second row: I. Yancey, V. White, D. Walsh, P. Wilson, J. Wright, B. Vaughn, J. Wasnick. Third row: M. White, P. White, P. Young, J. Whitmore, R. Witkowski, Q. Waters, D. Walls, B. Wright. 5 w , 6'? ix vh , I ' X R N W XX W 'lv f Q! 3 ,,f A IJJ lelffful IZJKLKE Q ' M 34, ff I N . K . - Twin W ! ..- is W 4 A. -AX f lx U 5 ' ' ' i ---- - ' 4 I 1 fi q ilii ,4,,.2 T M Q ff ' 437 A f ls? ' x X30 ENY Q GSXR 5 E. ,lf ..,,,,,, 5-in 35' ' '55 .....K .0-.... PM iiz 4. ,,-N, .4--gi:-' ' ' v . .L . .:r!5:.i:':..E :?i::,E1?H4s'Hn?..-gf.: x First row: A. Porcasi, B. Stoetzer, D. Dinell, M. Shindle, J. Yancey, R. Sell, L. Howe, M. Marinacci, P. Wilkins, D. Junod. Second row: C. Frischman, G. Kolekamp, D. Mclrityre, L. Dewolf, T. Cherpes, B. Mani- kas, B. Deason, L. Maison, P. Deason, S. Thomas, S. Bames, J. Collier, J. White, V. Durfy, S. Fraser, D. Kaczanowski, J. Lees. Third row: S. Morrison, K. Mason, G. Frederick, K. Kinnunen, P. Moritz, G. Bee, K. Martin, D. Warford, S. Parsons, F. Delaney, B. Geatches, N. Downer, D. Lewis, S. Peck, S. Hall, L. Eagan, D. LeMaster, M. L. Gunning, D. Phillips, J. Jennings, Miss Wells. Fourth row: D. Lewis, J. Shindle, J. Park, Cole, I. Frey, B. Ware, K. Iex, S. Dodge, S. Devel, E. Belmore, Hughes, A. Fitzgerald, S. Glambin, I. Ohlhaver. Fifth row: S. Buck Harpe, S. Yank, K. Moore, P. Taber, J. Cole, S. Altobello, A. Heldenberg, P. Holoch, S. Gugener, D. Eichman, J. Salatich. Sixth K. Parker, K. Trombley, C. Edwards, P. D. Klein, M. Mosorinaz, G. Jackson, C. Greene, M, Dietrich, J. Graham, L. M Barnes, E. Wyatt, C. Weir, M. Ruel, K. row: M. Totty, C. Holland, K. Gallagher, M. Brookins, L. Reinke, G. Baer, J. Holko, P. Fotherby, C. Chap- man, N. Rumpf, M. Huhn, S. Papciak, F. Haley, K. DuRocher, M. McLaughlin, N. Webster, S. Parker, L. Williams. Librarians First row: J. Yancey, L. Atherton. Second row: P. Wilkins, C. Runyan, M. Neely, M. O'Mara, P. Northup. FHA. First row: A. Porcasi, M. Gunning, I. Seat, K. Martin, L. Dewolf, D. LeMaster, S. Jones, P. Whiting, Mrs. Carey. Second row: L. Eagan, P. Cole, N. Webster, K. Breen, V. Wilcox, M. Totty, C. Holland, C. Weir. First row: I. Elzerman, B. Haupt, B. Moylan, S. Mascotte. Second row: C, Grantham, M. L. Gunning, J. Sala tich, J. Cutler, D. Eichman, T. Cherpes, M. Davis, G. Cancelosa, F. Delaney, B. Geatches, A. Fitzgerald, I. DeBaene, B, Vermeylen. Third row: B. Nemec, I. Reiter, P. Deason, K. Parkinson, L, Hawkyard, M. Hol- mes, D. Edwards, A. Witkowski, E. Edwards, E. Belmore, P. Pappas, M. Jennings, K. Trombley, P. Taber, E. Wyatt, S. Fox. Fourth row: J. Howe, F. Gillespie, D. Bruss, I. Taylor, T. Weir, L. Clark, D. Brooks, E. Taber, D. Wargo, N. Williams, D. Brunn, R, DeCook, K. Bee, B. Deason, V. Wilcox, D. Ouimet. Fifth row: E. Smith, J. Cryderman, A. Williams, K. Pachla, L. Snyder, J. Studebaker, W. Breen, R. Gray, I. Von Itter, E. Socia, E. Clark, J. Trethewey, E. Marquardt, J. Miller, Penny Maddox, L. Edwards. Debate First row: G. Kolekamp, P. Fotherby, S. Deuel, S. Dugener, C. Santa Lucia. Second row: Miss Hertzmann, L. Webster, B. Deason, I. Brown, L. Reinke, F. Haley, J. Cole. Shorian, Staff First row: Mr. Dehnke, S. Jones, P. Carroll, H. Selegean, I. Yisowich, T. Cherpes, R. Harding, J, Seat. Second row: S. Papciak, I. Taylor, R. Gillard. I. Trethewey, L Von Itter, D. Sharpe, Af Baisley, S. Van Couwenberg. Cercle Francazs First row: Mrs. Bellue, K. Crouchman, S. Cook, J. Studevant, J. Glander, J. Topous, C. Thomas, Miss Boud- reau. Second row: J. Shanks, D. Dinnell, M. O'Mara, M. Dietrick, S. Deulel, C. Syverson, S. Alongi, J. Trudeau. Third row: J. Jennings, P. Birmingham, K. Jex, B, Ware, J. Braham, D. Johnson, M. Robertson, M. Ormsby, B. Barton, S. Dodge, C. Guastella. Fourth row: E. Bartle, N. Mogorody, J. Williams, T. Stanbury, K. Pachla, R. Miles, G. Barrison, I. Ohlhaver, M. Miciek, H. Maison. Y- Teens First row: B. Nemec, C. Heemer, J. Cole, D. Wargo, E. Edwards. Second row: Mrs. Pooley, A. Morris, S. Mascotte, D. Mcln- tyre, B. Smith, S. Jones, B. Stoetzer, S. Santa Lucia. Third row: J. Collier, P. Vaughn, M. Mosorinaz, S. VanCauwenberg, M. Jennings, A. Fitzgerald, J. Salatich. Fourth row: C. Holland, J. Yisowich, M. Totty, P. Maddox, E. Wyatt. Chorus M. Rajala, B. Livingstone, D. Lewis, S. Ha bot, J. Lees, S. McLouff, P. Pappas, C. Heemer, D, Gipperich, S. Peck, S. Van Cauwenberg, S. Cook, H. Durfy. Third row: S. Sharpe, J. Cole, J. Yisowich, L. Edwards, J. Dils, H. Gipperich, D. Lewis, K. Breen, J. Williams, L. Webster. First row: Mrs. Cranny, S. Jones, H. Hanson, ll B. Heacox, B. Moylan. Second row: I. Cha- First row: Mrs, Eggleston, P, Holoch, B. Stoetzer, C, Santalucia, B. Robertson, A, Fitzgerald, J. Yancey, A, Morris, Second row: G, Garrison, E, Bartle, S, Papciak, M, Mosorinaz, P, Duncan, D, Quimet, Third row: K, Parkinson, D, Wargo, L, Maison, M, Holmes, I. Taylor, Band First row: N. Rumpf, L, Webster, S, Stover, 5 N, Webster, P, Cole, B, McKee, Second row: B, Smith, B, Dowhan, L, Dineen, D, 3russ, J. Dana, D, Cantrell, D, Brock, B, Leiban, T, Frey, Third row: I. Cole, D, LeMaster, R. Keller, T, Benzing, L, Urban- chock, G, Cancelosa, L, Smock, G, Good- man, G, Gloss, D, Eichman, E, Nowak, S, Parker, P, Carroll, A, Fitzgerald, J, Klann, C, McIntyre, J. Bury, L, Beasley, R, Kreis, G, Bourbanais, . Y , , Omce Staff First row: E, Nowak, L, Maison, K, Gal- lagher, F, Delaney, Second row: D, Mc- Intyre, S, Parker, C, Jacob, S, Thomas, S, Papciak, J, Reiter, G, Bee, J, Elzerman S, DeRose, Third row: C, Miller, A, Fitz- gerald, J, White, R, Wallace, B, Wensink, D, Edwards, R, Harding, B, Kreller, wx 'ii .. , QW ,, ,L I , 2,4 Q .W . - 2 , NVQ, - ff E, ,? , , , ,A gs, ., 1 -1 ,W f, .5 , fa, , L. A. f 55 'M A 1 k 'V wap u 7-,, fi' ii' ,Q , ,,, 'a lffp' if f 1 2? S Kids? -2 AY ' I W 41 +1 j is g, mza-4' K 3 'Q Q 5, Q - , W E A- W-M wk '---f ww, ,.-, , .- - f 'T' ,A , , , V ...V M ww. ,,,,, ,NM ,, ,-,M .,,,,,-N, ,, . K K , 5, ,YM ,A , , L- M fa by wg wx? W Senior High Cheerleaders Bonnie Robertson, Co-Captaing Barbara Geatches, Co-Captaing Nancy Downer Karen Parker D1ane Eickman, Kathy Howe, BARB GEA TCHES DIANE EICKMAN KA THY HOWE BONNIE ROBERTSON NA NCY DOWNER KAREN PARKER news1111smuuruumsumm11nu1nun1smeasuruuwelmmllvlilnfii FOOTBALL CO-CAPTAINS Norbert Roobaert Marvin Davis COACH William Hershiser WM ' 4 w QM! 10' 35 f X wx ow 195 0960 GS Q14 First row: J. Klontz, D, Van Lerberghe, R, De Cook, D, Brock, H, Selegean, M, Davis, L, Hawkyard, J, Boggia, G, Cancelosa, Second row: I, Wilson, D, Brooks, D, Brault, R, Karolak. I. Knuff, M, Kustosz, P, Klein, D, Brunn, V, Rebeck, R, Costick, Third row: Mr. Crellin, Mr. Hershiser, K. Bee, G, Kemp, B, Schnoes, T, Weir, D, Kretchman, G, Goodman, G, Smith, Mr, Brown, Fourth row: J, Smail, B, Dowhan, R, Carl, J. Von Irter, E, Socia, J, Studebaker, H, Mills, ' ,Qs Q . 5 ,, l , gr 5 5 First row, H, Selegean, N, Roobaert, D, Van Lerberghe, M, Davis, K, Bee, J, Tretheway, G. Cancel- losa, J, Studebaker, D, Brock, Second row: P, Klein, D, Brooks, D, Brault, R, Karolak, T. Wier, B, Dowhan, B, Schnoes, J, Smail, J, Knuff, T, Bahorski, Third row: L, Hawkyard, D, Cook, M, Kus- tosz, H, Mills, S, Iiles, I, Vonltter, E, Socia, V, Rebeck, D. Kretchman, W. Costick. Senior Football MARVIN DAVIS BILL BREEN ED SOCIA BOB CARL DAVE VAN LERBERGHE LARRY HAWKYARD GENE CANCELOSA First row: R. Ryan, D. Wilson, G. Cancelosa, T. Conley, D. Davies, L. Thomas. Second row: Mr. McNally, D. Peterson, R. Eggleston, R. Bell, L. Clark, A. Kampe, R. Deitering, P. McPherson. First row: D. Wallace, A. Reed, I. Reynolds, R. Valade, F. Stein, E. Henretta, J. Provenzino, W. Horne. Second row: G. St. Aubin, D. Mills, T. Krueger, E. Henretta, R. Liebmann, R. Holoch, L. Weber, W. O'Neal, I. Peck, W. Bennett. Third row: Mr. C. Lossin, R. Weir, G. Cook, R. Geffe, H. Maison, D. Walls, M. Little, J. Horne, L. Shampo. Fourth row: H. Wilcox, E. Reynolds, D. Lafrinere W. Swint, C. Studebaker, R. Tuma, D. Nowak, Mr. J. Ferris, Mr. R. Tonks. , Varsity Basketball First row: I. Taylor, N, Roobaert, E, Socia, W, Dowhan, D, Sharpe, H, Mills, Mr, Crellin, Second row: H, Selegean, L, Hawkyard, M, Davis, D, Brault, R, Karoiak. Junior Varsity Basketball First row: G, Kemp, J. Gingrich, L, Clark, D, Brunn, T. Weir, Mr, McNally. Second row: B, Schnoes, D, Peterson, D, Wilson, F, Capoferi, T, Bahorski, Tenth Gracle Basketball RAW 1 m:f'A Iii? First row: R. Kredell, R. Horne, J. Meredith, M. Miciek. Second row: W. Costick, J. Bertallan, R. Dertering, R. May. fanior High Basketball First row: F, Robertson, W, O'Neal, H, Wilcox, G, Monroe, A, Reed, Second row: Mr. Lossin, I, Solden, J. Glambin, M, Sullivan, R, Vercuysee. Ninth Grade Basketball First row: G. Buck, M, Dinda, D, Shaw, D, Allen, K, Lukatch, D. Dierks, B. Allen. Second row: I Horne, B, Bresky. I. Whitmore, R, Witkowski, J. Miller, V. Shanley, Mr, Tonks. Senior Singles MARVIN DAVIS N ORBA ERT ROOBA ERT ED SOCIA LARRY HAWKYARD W' 0 YK 6515 2099 Filst row. Alex ' L Sr alid Ud Washj er' Sec evanta S ck, C 0Ud row. A Cook D u Olnas , . Ne 1 D New ' L M Win t01 0 ' 16 iowa 096 Q . X935 ' ! wav' 966 1. Q. 60 10'H.' P,X01'a6 50 Ov- qw . C0 426 S- , C' 99506 WN., wages ow- X' QW Oxgf' 19-X QV' B. Si 681-ZQQQ, 6119 a SU, 1' V. SO11, F. Deli 31.0111 J Hney - 'WF- 513. ,sm M ,,,, , ,A.,x:, it X EL J , N if wwf: 'f'- f Q.m?4,5.zggf55 L. .xx J 1 y Y ' 4 lf , 1 5 use, .. L -1, 1 Qin Til... f ff? Q QQ if WNW than Aaphfuiswbg CXK wx 9, + . 3 SX R sw H 1 W x 42 F a 'wr A ' W' 4 fs s 5' T ai, Q my E , zgw 22 , dx X3 MM I J W- ?i5 , ., ,.,.Q i ff n K . mv K , 'Q I I. A U 1.04 if! My' V 5 V , IK f .. 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St. Clair Shores, Michigan LEE'S SUPER SERVICE SOMMA'S GRILL AND DINING ROOM PR.-1-7682 Towing Service 24706 Harper TQ Near 10 Mile Road I' Jefferson and 14 Mile Rd. pizza Spaghetti Charcoal Broiled Steaks Day Ph0ne Pr. 6-5177 Homemade Ravioli Night Phone Pr.5-399 Wong's Garden PR' 7-5288 cHnNEs-EAMERICAN RESTAURANT SCIIGNBEIQGEQS SPECIALIZE IN CANTUNESE FDDD SPECIAL CARRY CILIT SERVICE Hornernade Hickory Smoked Hams - Bacon 22155 552' ,Q 11 5i4,ffg',,5Q2Q115 24514 Harper st. Clair shores, Mich. C M PRESCOTT 7-9596 Q ROY J. KAUL FUNERAL HOME 28433 Jefferson ROY J, KAUL, Owner Air Conditioned Prescott 5-2424 PAUL F. LEWIS, Manager Hammond Organ Ample Parking i ,, 9 ,1, ' Ab 'fV Cash and Carry Is Cheaper CLEANERS We Operate Our Own Plant 28406 Harper Just - Good - Cleaning St, Clair Shores Pr. 6-0914 SHORES IEWELERS Expert Watch - Clock and Jewelry Repairing 27951 Harper Avenue St. Clair Shores PR. 3-2332 Gifts LEN MIDA, Proprietor J. L. LUMBER CO. Builders Supplies 23550 Harper Ave, St, Clair Shores, Mich, Prescott 5-4922 CHILDREN'S APPAREL CENTER Featuring Girls - Boys and Infants Wear 24309 Harper Ave. Prescott 7-2140 St. Clair Shores, Michigan PR. 5- 0732 DALY FLORIST AND NURSERY EDWARD MEAGHER Owner 28735 E, Jefferson Ave, QM 11 1f2 Mile Rd. St. Clair Shores, BARBER SHOP 10 Mile and Jefferson Pigk Up and Delivery HOME COMFORT HEATING COMPANY Pr 8-8925 FRED A. CRAWFORD, Owner ROCHA-N We Install and Service CLEANERS AND DYERS Oil Burners and Gas Burners Tailoring Shirt Laundry 29315 Harper St. Clair Shores Pr 7-8808 31016 Harper St. Clair Shores ST. GERTRUDE FLORIST Flowers for All Occasions Pr 6-4966 28831 Harper St. Clair Shores, Michigan Read Your Home Town Newspaper ST. CLAIR SHORES HERALD Only 552,00 Per Year by Mail Pr. 5-8800 YQ? OD Qu-aw p SpyLc,5s:, cF-VIQQCQ gum: E5 q P'l1lc.'3rP7FiC-K 'PR-L,-71400 BTQCDI-NES HARDWARE Monad Paints - Super Kemtone - Kemglow Jelled Magic - Plumbing Supplies Electrical- Glass - Housewares Fishing - Hunting Licenses Boat - Floor Sanders Edgers and Polishers for Rent Specially Designed Liquor Distributor Keys Duplicated 30625 Jefferson PR. 7-9393 I JONES MODERN FLOORS HO. 84021 ll26 S. Gratiot W is I, Mt. Clemens HO. 30812 Chris Craft BOWL-O-DROME Cruisers - Runabouts - Utilities Home of the A, M. F. 179 So. Gratiot Mt. Clemens, Mich. Complete Stock of Engine Parts Hull Parts - Fittings Propellers Shafts - Struts - Rudders Compliments of f 259 Qje 10936 Gratiot Avenue LM Detroit, Michigan LA l-9090 Hardware Inboard and Outboard Boats and Motors Marine Paints and Varnishes SKIPPER MARINE SALES, INC. Main: ll20l E, Jefferson VA 2-9577 Branch: 24530 Jefferson PR 6-1001 Congratulations to the Grads and Entire Student Body From Ray and Estelle Rebain of the Beautiful 8 DeLuxe Bowling Lanes and Lunch Counter With Fountain Items to Suit the Most Discrirninating Tastes 31025 Jefferson Avenue at 13 Mile Road PR. 6-9660 St. Clair Shores, Mich. Compliments of MARIO BAKING CO. HO. 3-3011 LlTWAK'S of Mt. Clemens Delicious Foods Famous for Corned Beef TOWN 8: COUNTRY AUTO WASH A Clean Car Rides Better and Lasts Longer Steam Cleaning 38130 S. Gratiot Waxing HO. 3-7770 Compliments of DOPP at SCHWAR K C' 4 urmtuve Colonial Contemporary 183 S. Gratiot MR. CLEMENS BEHLOW SERVICE Prescott 6-3411 Save on Specializing in Res. TU 5-2243 Insurance , Repair Work . Lubrication . Tune Ups , Wheel Balancing Road Service - Day and Night 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. - PR. 7-8789 PR. 5-9898 LAKESHORE INSURANCE AGENCY 28733 Harper at St. Gertrude p American Express Money Orders Insurance HARPER-MAR TIN HARDWARE an at prnrpr 0 p 7 A Sherwin-Williams Paints 6 6 Builders Supplies Fisher Wallpaper 31750 Har er Avenue and Enterprise Paints DON L1cAvoL1 N?of 13 Mile Prop JOHN A' DEBAENE St. Clair Shores, Mich' 28401 Harper Avenue PR 5-6824 St. Clair Shores, Mich. THE CAROUSEL Dining Room and Cocktail Lounge Featuring Charcoal Broiled Steak and Chops QM97 Just No. of 15 Mile Rd., Compliments DELUXE BOOTH 2164 Gratiot Call WO 3-3094 35345 Groesbeck Hwy. HO 8-5282 q,6353l,k BER TRAND STUDIO 2 T3 AND CAMERA SHOP Q 5 Compliments of A? Photographers Q . . 'ON Portrait and Commercial Candid Shots of Weddings and Parties Prescott 7- 1356 22350 9 Mile St. Clair Shores, Mich. CONSUMERS LOAN CO. PR 5-2079 1 P. Klein Sanderson 9 Mi. and Jefferson 2 K, Trornbley Cherpes 3 S, Welder Edwards SHELL SERVICE 4 S, Mascotte Kreller 5 L. Maison Marquardt Tires - Batteries - Accessories 6 B. Robertson DeRose 7 M. Jennings Williams Road Service 8 D, Kretchman Papciak 9 A, Guetschoff Stover ST, CLAIR SHORES PHARMACY 10 L, Webster Belmore 31211 E, Jefferson 11 J. Cutler Katsock at 13 Mile Rd. 12 J, Elzerman Wensink PR. 6-5915 DON DESPIRT - PETER DESPIRT 0 'l6'ric11 is' Cuwda Shape 1 9045 Mack fNear Morossj Detroit TU 4-4715 Student Rates Modern Formal Wear Rental Service Closed Monday f 7, B ON-T ON BEAUTY SALON Charlotte Champine 2172.0 L'Anse Avenue St. Clair Shores, Mich. Compliments of TEEN TOUR S Division of Whittier Travel Service 415 Burns Drive Detroit 14, Michigan VAlley 3-1660 COMPLIMENTS OF Zn 5256 MM fwa' PR. 5-0911 A :gg 5: lx j fy NX Z gems ? ,ffcdfqtx g- ff ' ,...f f X X1 ff X ji' xx QN ffl Ap NN 4- e- M1 iw 1 E XML X xl 1 5 , l f X xx 1 A . -, Q fwflw K f ' f g I ! dlilfkit-:,Jl -7k'3 ' 0 y Y ,ZX X fi: LAKE SHORE DRUGS 31234 Harper at 13 Mile Rd. Compliments Free Pick Up and Delivery of Prescriptions of PR l-9017 LAKE SHORE SERVICE I 3 I ' D ' sUNoco PRoDUcTs 29167 E, Jefferson Near 12 Mile Rd. CURTIS CIRCULATION COMPANY PR 6-9001 Wrecker and Road Service s I1 Y,vl, J 'V' s ' Pb , 1 ' ! I. IL' 7- 5 X Inf' , .1-.,' J UU' ,' xx WA, 5, Nav In I I L, I LE, af gr ,. 1 I!-If J I L' v M X ' , 4 Lp' f 14: ,. ' l , 1, - -- , if E- L 4,f,j,L f ll.. LLQ. V if J, ,rl-J 1 t ll. H-19 Mar' 1 ' V . . ' , jj , 'Lan fr, l' A v '9 I 4 , ff' J L K, Q V 1 5 vvyy yn X 3 11 ' ! 1, f 2Uf ' 1 5 ' 7 wh' N b ,X -' f Y x 5 Vx , K 'ALKQXX J , . .1 5 , x 'NL In . 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