Lincoln High School - Liberator Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1954 volume:

Fa Vile Gees 4 er Raising the anchor, we launch into the past, present, and future journey of the 1954 graduating class of Lincoln Consolidated High School, Ypsilanti, Michigan Introduction Dedication------------ -- -- - . 5-7 Administration-------—------ --- - -. - -._-- 9-14 Senior Class Officers Poem---School Day Memories Senior Class Pictures Senior Class Prophecy Senior Class Will Senior Class History Juniors Senior Class Mock Elections Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Senior Annual Staff---Highlights Starr Student Council---Debate Team Junior Plays 50 Senior Plays------------- -- --- - - .. .-- -.....- --51 F.T.A.---Freshmen Chorus Girls Glee Club---Girls Triple Trio Boys Glee Club---Boys Octette Band---Orchestra Homecoming Senior Ball---Flag Dedication Cheerleaders G.A.A, Football Squad Senior Football Players Football Game Pictures Basketball Teams Basketball Snaps Baseball---Track Poem---After Tennyson's Locksley Hall Baby Pictures Z O —= x U fal Landen! a Mr. Raymond W. Binns We, the Senior Class of Lincoln Consolidated High School of 1954, dedicate our Senior Annual, Mariner, to Mr. Raymond W. Binns for his many years of service and friendship to the Students of Lincoln. Miss Faith Kiddoo Home Economics Mr. Harrison Pfieffer History Miss Alice Roscoe English Mr. Jacob Turnbull Shop We wish, also, to thank the above, now retired Teachers, for contributing so much to make our school lives complete. Mr. Ben H. Vandenbelt Superintendent The senior class would, also, like to express their deep appreciation to Mr. Vandenbelt, for his help and concern of our school lives. Mr. Vandenbelt con't. Mr. Vandenbelt has been the superintendent, here at Lincoln for the past 14 years, and now withthe senior class, he will elso be saying: good-by to Lincoln School at the end of this school year. Mr. Vandenbelt, who is now 62 years young, will enter business in this area on a part-time basis upon his retirement. A native of Fremont, he took over as superintendent at Lincoln after five years as principal at Roosevelt High School. Prior to his coming to this area, he had taught in rural schools in Newago county, was principal of Saginaw and Ludington schools and superintendent of Bad Axe schools. Ben H. Vandenbelt also worked for the State Department of Public Instruction and Michigan State Normal College. A 1923 graduete of Central Michigan College at Mt. Pleasant, he received his master's degree from the University of Michigan five years later. A member of the County Board of Education since 1946, Mr. Vandenbelt has served two terms as it's president. He is also a 31 year member of Rotary International, and has been president of the Marshall and Ypsilanti Clubs. Mr. Vandenbelt's other Community activities include terms as director and president of the community Chest, a member andd former director of the local Board of Commerce; and former chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Methodist Church. Mr. Vandenbelt is an ardent hunting and fishing enthusiast but, says his main hobby is the drawing of building and house plans. He has proven his skill and ability in the later field by drawing up the plans, with the aid of his son Benjamin, for his son's present home on Grant St. Again, the seniors would like to thank you, Mr. Vandenbelt. We hope that your future will be as great as your past. Page 7 ADMINISTRATION - Mr. Coates - High School Principal, Social Living, Senior Advisor. Hoover - History, Government, Senior Advisor. Miss Averill Mixed Chorus, Triple Trio, Girls Glee Club, Boys Glee Club Miss Brown Junior Class Sponsor, English, Junior Plays Miss Beal Physical Education, Cheerleading Svonsor, G.A.A, Sponsor 7-C Sponsor English, Latin I Page 10 Mr. siederwolf Band, Orchestra Miss Cattermole Librarian Sophomore Class Sponsor, Art Mr. Dunning 8-D Sponsor, Mathematics, Driver Training Mr. Hyry 7-4 Grade Sponsor, Civics, Social Studies —— Mr. Johnson Shop Page 11 Miss Farris Freshman Class Sponsor, Home- making, Social Living Miss Kilpatric Freshman Class Sponsor, Algebra Plane Geometry, General Mathe- matics Mr. Laing Mrs. Mancell Sophomore Class English Sponsor, Biology, Agriculture NR so mery : ee a ancils Mr. Ligvoet Junior Class Sponsor, Chemistry, Advanced Mathematics, Physics Mr. Redd Miss MoGregor Freshman Class : 7-R Grade Sponsor Sponsor, Speech, Health, Physical English, Journalism Education, Social Senior Annual, Debate Studies, H. S. Mre. Patrick Athletics 8-P Grade Sponsor English Page 12 Mr. Reeder Physical Education, Social Studies, H.S. Athletics Mr. Richmond Physical Education, Mathematics, H.S. Athletics Mre. Vandenburg 8-V Grade Sponsor Social Studies, World Hist ory, English Mr. Wilcox 8-W Grade Sponsor 7th and 8th Grade Mathematics Page 15 Mrs. Roof Sophomore Class Sponsor, Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping Mr. Vandenbelt Superintendent The crow whe Reape owy ahip- afloat A= Miss Betty Breining Office Work Mrs. Ruth Russ Office Work Back Table- Left to right: B. Ellis, R. Ryan, B. Soloman, A. Bryant, a mi Dixon, F. Crawford. on able- Left to right: G. Wilson, B. Williams, A. Jones, A. Gross, H. Pope. — Mawmtenance — — Row 1- L. to R. : F. Breight, L. Jones, M. Hall, H. Stoddard, T. Adiska, Back row: Mr. Staplin Row 2- L. to R. : A. Cox, B. Kluska, ; Mr. Smith. — ar eee T. Dysinger, A. Lentz, B. Williams, ront row: Mr. William Row 3- L. to R. : J. Smith, G. Austin, Mr. Strom. ee A. Gross, F. Bunton, B. Bobicz, C. Wright, W. Jones, D. Bobicz, L. Hinzmann. Page 14 Left to Right: B. Bischorf, Pres.; L. Dysinger, + F. Hess, Tres.; J. Dexter, Vice Pres. COLORS: MOTTO: FLOWER: Scarlet and Gray Belief is the rudder by which lifes ship is steered, Red Rose SCHOOL DAY MEMORIES From within Lincoln School Come memories sweet to know, And as each student graduates These memories with him go. The familiar halls with pictures hung of those who've gone before. The battered tables, desks, and chairs, With initials carved galore. Our classmates dear, the faculty, Who've taught us all they could, We'll remember each down through the years, Though the times be bad or good. The games we played, the honors won, Class plays we loved to see, The band that played and marched for us, Plus all the assemblies. The days of sunshine and of gloom, With initiation's fun. Homecoming queen and the court, And the football games we won. The friends we know, the fun we had, All this we'll have to leave behind, When from this school we graduate With our life's great work in mind, Our thoughts will brighten up the years When we wander back in mind, To the good old days in L.H.8S. And the friends we've left behind, by- Violet Phillips Patricia Ackerman Pat Majors: English, Home Economics, Commercial Minors: Math, History Activities: Jr. Sr. Plays, Sr. Annual, Highlights See ee  Burton Adiska Skeets ™ Majors: Shop, History, — English  Minors: Agriculture, Commercial  Activities: Jr. Plays ‘a Jerry Adiska , . David Ballard Jer ) Dave Majors: English 5 Majors: English History History Minors: Shop, Minors: Science, . i Commercial, Agriculture ; ’ ilies) Agriculture Activities: Activities: Jr. Plays Jr. Plays, Chorus, Bus Officer Dean Berlin Dean Major: English, History, Minors: Agriculture, Shop Activities: Jr. Plays, Chorus, Bus Officer (ES Tse ee ees Donna Berry Don Majors: English, History, Commercial Minors: Science, Math Activities: Jr. Sr. Plays, Sr. Annual Page 18 Robert Borener Bob Majors: Math, English, Science Minors; Latin, History Activities: Jr. Plays, Debate Team 4lliam Bischoff Bill Majors: English, History, Science, Math 4nors; Shop btivities: Jr. Sr. Plays, Band, Orchestra Raymond Blandowski Ray Majors: English, Shop, Commercial Minors: Agriculture, History Patsy Borg- stadt Pat Majors: English, History, Commercial Minors: Math Science Activities: Jr. Sr. Plays, G.A.A., Sr. Annual, Chorus Carol Burgar Carol Majors: English, History, Commercial Minors: Science Activities: Jr. Sr. Plays, Sr. Annual, Chorus Leo Burrell Leo Majors: English, Math Minors: History Activities: Jr. Plays, Chorus Triple Trio Page 19 Andrew Domes Andy Majors: English Yistory, Minors: Shop, Commercial Activities: Bus Officer John Ed Dexter Punk Majors: English, Shop Minors: History, Agriculture Activities: Jr. Plays eg N. Lynn Diehl Lynn Majors: English, Commercial Minors: History, Math Activities: Highlights, Chorus vonne Drow Vonnie Majors: Math History, English, inors: Science, Commercial Activities: Jr. Sr. Plays, St. Council Re- presentative, Sr. Annual, Chorus, High Lights Staff Barbera Duey Barb Majors: English, Art, Home Economics Minors: History Activities: G.A.A., Senior Annual Lorena Dysinger Lorena Majors: English, History, Commercial Minors: Science, Math Activities: Chorus, Jr. Plays Business Manager for Sr. Plays Triple Trio Page 20 David Fenn Dave Majors; Shop, English Minors: History, Agriculture Activities: Jr. e Plays Mary Lou Farchione Mary Lou Majors: English, Home Econ- omics, History, Commercial Activities: Jr. 8r. Plays, Chorus, G.A.A. Annual staff Marjorie Fauser Marge Majors: English, History, Commercial Minors: Science, Math Activities: Jr. Plays, Sr. Annual, Chorus, Debate Team, D.A.R. Girl Wendell Foutch English, Histoy Minors: Shop Agriculture, Science Activities: Jr, Sr. Plays, Devate Team, Chorus, Highlights Donald Frisbie Don Majors: English, History Minors: Science, Shop Agriculture Activities: Jr. Plays Joyce Gibson Joyce Majors: English, History Home Economics, Commergial Activities: Jr. Plays, Chorus, G.A.A. Page 21 Florence Hess Plo Majors: History, Commercial Activities: Jr. Plays, Pres. of G.A.A. Sr. Annual, Highlights Staff Shirley Harwood Shirl Majors: English, History Home Economics Minors: Commercial Activities: Cheerleader, Chorus, Jr. Sr. Plays G.A.A. Lynwood Helzerman Lynn Majors: English, Commercial Minors: History, Shop, Art, Agriculture James Hudgens Tex Majors: English, History, Shop Minors: Agriculture, Commercial Activities: Jr. Sr. Plays John Iwaniec John Majors: English, History,, Math, Science Minors: Shop Activities: Jr. Plays Page 22 Nancy Hinzmann Nan Majors: English, Commercial, Home Economics wMinors: Math, History Activities: Sr. Annual, High- lights, Chorus Business Man- ager Jr. Plays Student Mana- ger for Sr. Plays John Kennedy John Majors: Englis  History Minors: Math, Commercial Shop Activities: Jr lays Fredrick Kagerise Fred Majors: English, History, Math, Commercial Activities: Jr. Plays Agnes Kartje Aggie Majors: English, History, Minors: Home Economics, Science, Latin, Commercial Activities: Jr. Plays, Edito Highlights, Chorus Frank Korican Frank Majors: English, Shop, Science Minors; Commercial, History, Math Activities: Jr. Play, Sr. Annual | SS re ee Gerald Kruger Jerry Majors: English, History Minors: Shop, Art, Commercial Activities: Jr. Plays, Chorus History, Science Activities: Sr. Sr. Annual Richard Lengel Dick Majors: English, Math, Science Minors: History Activities: Jr. Sr. Plays ee Thomas Markham Tom Majors: English, History Minors: Math, Science Activities: Jr. Plays, Chorus Ronald Pepper Ar: Robert Reeves Ron YF Bob Majors: Math, | Majors: English, English, ; Matn, Science Science Minors: Latin, Minors: Latin, History History Activities: Jr. Activities: Jr, } Plays, Pres. Plays, Student Coun- Orchestra ; cil Phyllis Roberts Phyl Majors: English, Home Economics, Commercial Minors: History Activities: Jr. Plays ee Janet Schrock Jan Majors: English, Home Economics, Commercial Minors: History Activities: Jr. Plays, Cheerleader 9th to llth grades Ronald Smiley Ron Majors: History English Minors; Math, Shop, Com- mercial Activities: Chorus Robert Schrock Bob Majors: English, History, hop Minors: Agriculture, Commercial Activities: Jr. Plays Richard Seitz Dick Majors: English, Ship, Minors: Commercial, History, Agriculture Mal ore: English istory, Commercial Minors: Shop Activities: Jr. Sr. Plays Kathryn Smith Kay Majors; English, History,,. Commercial Minors: Math Activities: Chorus, Bus Officer, Council Member, Jr. Sr. Plays Teresa Stefina Tres Majore: English, History, Commercial, Math Minors: Science Activities: Jr. Sr. Plays, Cheerleader, Sr. Annual, G.A.A. ’ Highlights, Choru - Page 25 Jean Towler Jean Majors: English, History, Science, Commercial Minors: Math Activities: Sr. Annual, Jr. 4 Sr. Plays ni Wilma Travis Willie Majors: English, Home Economics, Yommercial Minors: Science History Activities: Jr. Sr. Plays, Sr. Annual, G.A.A., Chorus Triple Trio Hubert Woods Hue Majors: Math, - English English, History History, Minors: Science Science Activities: Jr. a ; Shop Plays 4 Activities: ; Jr. Plays Class Prophecy As the years have passed, we find that many of our seniors have become famous or have made very good for themselves. Let us look into the loves of each senior and see what has become of them. Pat Ackerman married a millionaire o11 man, and they are living in Texas. Each day they count their o11 wells and the barrells of oil they produce. Probably you have all heard that Jerry Adisk has teken over Hopalong Cassidy's T.V. show. Jerry's show is now known 88 Hopalong Adiska Rides Again. After going to a Bible College, Burton Adiska has become minister of a sm 8ll country church in Ohio. Dave Ballard h 8s always wanted to become rich, well girls, he now owne a mink ranch and a fabulous diamond mine. Just recently, Dean Berlin won the U.S. championship golf tournament. On the side he takes care of his wife and twelve kids. Having decided that secretary work was too boring, Donna Berry accepted an exciting position as wild game hunter in Africa. Bill Bischoff has taken over as head of the Cadillac Corporation. By the way--he has two Cadillacs himself. Ray Blandowski inherited $15,000 from a rich aunt, but spent it very foolishly. He is now waiting to inherit another $15,000. Governor Bob Borener, of Michigan, passed a law which prohibits exams and tests in all schools. Patsy Borgstadt broke all flying records with her super duper jet when she flew around the world twice without stopping. Carol Burgar has raised a large family of boys who are enthused with electricity. They are all planning to work for the Edison Co. Leo Burrell has become the United States' No. 1 cook and food taster. He owns a large restaurant in Whittaker, John Dexter ia now the vole owner of the Coca Cola Company and is making a fortune. Lynn Diehl has graduated from M.S.N.C. and is now a woman ambassador. Andy Domas has made a great name for himself. He owns a very famous ballet school. Yvonne Drow is caring fmMr her husband, but on the side ghe earns extra money by being a lady wrestler. Barbara Duey is now known as the worlds best hair cutter. She owns a well established beauty salon. Well known for her ability to play the piano and organ, Lorena Dysinger is now touring: all over the world making personal appearances for famous people. Mary Lou Farchione is now the best spagetti maker in the world. She has received many honors as a cook. Marjorie Fauser now owns her own printing shop, and on the side she is a very good car mechanic. Atop his penthouse, Dave Fenn c n now view the beauties of New York City and its harbor. Wendel Foutch has become a famous comedian in the burlesque world, His fame started from the performance he gave in the senior play, Men Are Like Streetcars. Don Frisbie and his wife own and operate several vegtable farms around Stoney Creek. On the side they write many novels. Joyce Gibson owns a dude ranch in Texas and also teaches trick rid ° eo many years of practice on her saxaphone, Shirley Harwood has a band of her own and she makes many public appearances. Since his graduation from Lincoln, Lynn Helzerman has become third baseman for the Detroit Tigers. Page 27 Flo and Teresa can be seen driving their football team and cheer- leaders to all the big ten Universities to play exhibition gemes. They have special room for all their trophies. As treasurer of the U.S., Nancy Hinzmann has kept the books in perfect balance and the U.S. out of debt. James Hudgens is now teaching old ladies the correct fundamentals of safe driving. Taking an interest in deep sea diving, John Iwaniec found ea for- tune in gold and has become quite wealthy. Fred Kagerise is now operating a well esteblished ber in Belleville. On the side he is the county judge. After making strenous attempts to sell suspenders in a nudist camp, Agnes Kartie gave it up and is now 4 cave explorer, John Kennedy is now the idle of all men. He invented a lipstick remover, but he won't tell his secret formula, With his tenor voice, and womanly appeal, John Kirk has stolen Eddie Fisher's popularity away. Enjoying his work tremdously, Frank Korican is now supervising Vassar College. After many years of practice, Jerry Kruger finally achieved his goal, he is scheduled 4o play the violin for the President. Dick Lengel, after his many hardships of running into doors and getting black eyes, has invented a door that glows in the dark. We find that Tom Markham is the owner of a tourist camp in Florida, and 1s taking life easy. Ronald Pepper is now the worlds most famous violinist. He tours the world and makes many personal appearances. Bob Reeves was always admired for his taste in clothing, he is now a top designer for men's clothing in New York City. Phyllis Roberts operates a school for the undernourished people. She hasn't failed yet to let anyone pass without perfect health. Janet Schrock, the shorty of the class of 54', has gone into business. She manufactures growing pills. After years of hard work, Bob Schrock has found 4n easier job. He trains fleas for the circus. Richard Seitz has become a famous horse breeder. His favorite, Zynikakawinski III, has won many races and a large fortune. Ron Smiley had a hard time deciding what profession he would enter, but he finally decided on becoming a wrestler. It didn't take long for Herb Smith to get ahead in this world. He won @ $10,000 prize for his book, “How to Get A Girl and Keep Her. Key Smith tried for some time to get a job as a chorus girl, but she found herself a husband who owns a swanky nightclub in Las Vagas,. Jean Towler has become @ famous scientist. She is still trying to enter Harvard University to further her education. As a stewardress, Wilma Travis has traveled all over the world. She has been seen with a very handsome pilot. Hubert Woods has found a way to stop supporting hospitals, he has proposed a bill to Congress, stating that people who heve injured their legs need not pay the hospital bill. Don Zauner and his hot rod, Shaky Speed , have broken all car race track records. Hass Weill We, the graduating class of 1954, of I.incoln High School, Ypsilanti, Michigan, being of sound mind and memory, do bestow the following gifts and honors upon the undergraduates of Lincoln High School: and do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament, proclaiming all previous ones nugatory. Item I. To the faculty, we leave our sincerest thanks and appreciation for the many things they have done for us. Item II. To the juniors, we leave the distinct honor of being called seniors, and also the privilege of heading the lunch line if they can beat the faculty down to the cafeteria. With sadness we pass on the best seats in a assemblies. Item III. Mindful of the fact that good looks and brains seldom go together, and since the graduating class hes such an abundance of both, we leave our outstanding good looks and terrific intelligence to the juniors. Item IV. Immediately upon our departure, we request the following personal requests be carried out: Bill Bischoff, refuse to will Nancy to anyone in the junior class. Dean Berlin, bequeath my curly locks to Ron Redick. Bob Reeves, leave my ability in sports to Harold Brooks. Phyllis Roberts, bequeath my way of getting out of school as soon as possible each day to Thelma Diehl. Shirley Harwood, will my book How to Get Engaged in 10 Easy Lessons to John Barber. Flo Hess, leave myself to Lincoln School for the next two years. Herb Smith, bequeath my ability to get along with the women to Gerald Woodruff. Teresa Stefina, bequeath my jolliness to Jeannine Dysinger. Nancy Hinzmann, bequeath my sincere shyness to Dick Draper. Leo Burrell, will my homework in English to Shirley Sampier.,, Carol Burgar, leave my pep to Alvin Hess. Pat Borgstadt, bequeath my love for dancing to Ed Ford. Dick Lengel, bequeath to June Lindeman some of the midnight oil I have not yet burned. John Dexter, will my clever remarks in class to Doris Patterson. Lynn Diehl, bequeath my glasses to Danny Cullin so that he can tell if his girl is looking at him or someone else. Jean Towler, bequeath my Physics ability to Shirley Ward. Donna Berry, bequeath my place and time before the school mirror to Wilma Cradit, providing she doesn't monopolize it anymore than I do. Frank Korican, bequeath my laugh to Marion Magda for use on special occasions. Tom Markham, leave my specs to Larry Beckett so he can see the beauties around Lincoln as well as those at other schools. Skeets Adiska, bequeath my gaiety to Harry Wright and Virginia Stewart. Marge Fauser, leave my ability to walk fast and reach my destination to Janice Koch. Ron Pepper, with a sad heart, will my violin to Jerry Bartulewicz. Janet Schrock, bequeath my height, 4'11 , to Shirley Schmidt. Tex Hudgens, bequeath my accent to Grace Rowe and Melva Elliott. Richard Sietz, bequeath my careful driving to Bryan McMeekin. Joyce Gibson, bequeath my innocence to Don Coleman. I, Ray Blandowski, bequeath my gift of gab to Nancy Butcher. f; ane Ballard, bequeath my title of Champion Gum Chewer to Joanne Towler. I, Bob Borener, bequeath my ability to get in early at night to Walter Oraycraft. we, John Iwaniec, Fred Kagarise, and John Kennedy, bequeath our studious habits to Robert Francis, Dale Essenburg, and Gerald Williams, providing they never take government and physics I, David Fenn, bequeath my husky porportion to Keith Allen. I, Don Frisbie, bequeath my title of handsome cave man to James ailey. I; Teter karte, bequeath my aggressivness and ambition to Delores Hartman, I, Lynn Helzerman, will my shy quietness to Leotha Duncan. I, Kay Smith, bequeath my position in the business world to Robert Sampson and Ron Sparrow. I, Hubert Woods, bequeath my ability to get around to June Curtis and Marilyn Minick. We, Bob Schrock and Jerry Kruger, bequeath outselves to Mary Moorehead and Judy Bailey. Pat Ackerman, leave my ability (?) to John Tieking,. Wendell Foutch, bequeath my excuses for being late to first hour class to Jeanette Burgar. John Kirk, bequeath my bean stalk look to Bob Hall. Lorena Dysinger, bequeath my quietness at basketball games to Marie Thibodeau, Don Zauner, will my car troubles to Eddie Purcell and Conred Santure,. Yvonne Drow, bequeath my temper to Carol Hubbard and Fred Oerther. Mary Lou Farchione, bequeath my ability to manage things effeciently to Tom Nowak, Andy Domas, bequeath my flashy mannerisms to Bette Shults and Louis Beaudet. Jerry Adiska, bequeath my bounce in my walk to Fred Gotts and Jeannice Youngs. Barbara Duey, will my ability to chop off hair to Joanne Weir. Wilma Travis, bequeath my boyfriends to June Day so.I'11 have some- thing to do with the surplus., Ron Smiley, leave my noted jokes to Robert Ostrowski MONEY 2 anes G co) “o Yacurs 2 SUVER MAME ¢ Page 30 Class Aistory The eleventh of September brought some of the new seniors bounding eagerly up the stairs and others dragging one foot reluctantly behind them to enroll ‘in their classes for the last time at Lincoln. After getting our class schedules all straightened out, we had our senior class officer elections. We proceeded with great caution to elect Bill Bischoff as President, John Ed Dexter as Vice President, Lorena Dysinger as Secretary and Florence Hess as Treasurer. To give our new Treasurer, Florence Hess, something to work with, the class undertook the project of a concession stand for all home football games. This was quite prosperous. On November 16, the Goverment classes attended State County Day, in Ann Arbor. We who ate in the Green Room at the American Legion Home, will recall the cook who dropped something in the kitchen while Grace wes being said. Later in November we all got shot! Don't worry we just had our pictures taken. Oh, what glamorous dolls are in this class of 54 ! November 20 and 21 the Senior Class displayed their acting ability when the presented a one act play called, Men Are Like Street Cars . On December'19, we sponsored the Christmas Dance which was called the Silver Béll Ball . What fun we had planning it, and then when the night came relaxing and enjoying our work well done. In early Januery the Government classes journied to the Ann Arbor court room to watch a true to life trial . We were glad that we were only spectaters! To earn money for the March of Dimes, the generous male seniors played a fast, close and exciting basketball game with the male faculty members. We remain silent as to the score and victors. On March 11, we sponsored 4 roller skating party at Sumpter Roller Skating Rink. We had fun even if we did little skating on our feet. To follow our skating party we gave carnival and dance. This was hugh success, and we nearly broke our arms patting ourselves on the beck, The proceeds for both the skating party and the carnival and dance went for this Senior Annual. At the time that this article was written we had not as yet taken our train ride to Washington D. C.. But our time is planned to the very last second, Then there is in the very near future the two times when we will be tripping down the aisle made for us between the juniors, Baccalaureate and Commencement. Indeed this last of our 13 or maybe 14 years of school has been our greatest, JUN POR 35 Left to Right: R. Redick, Pres.: V. Stewert, Sec.: S. Sampier, Tres.; A. Hess, Vice Pres. K. Allen J. Bailey J. Bailey J. Barber G. Bartulewicz L. Beaudet L. Beckett H. Brooks J. Burgar N. Butcher D. Coleman W. Cradit W. Craycraft D. Cullin J. Curtis . | . q igen ES J. Dysinger ae E M. Elliott D. Essenburg E. Ford R. Francis F. Gotts Page 33 R. Hall D. Hartman A. Hess C. Hubbard J. Koch J. Lindemann J 7. M. Magda .  B. McMeekin Me ; : 4 T. Nowak F. Oerther R. Ostrowski D. Patterson E. Purcell L. Ramberg R. Redick G. Rowe S. Sampier R. Sampson C M. Thibodeau fC J. Tieking Md J . Towler 8S. Ward J. Weir G. gee ee G. Woodruff H. Wright J. Youngs Cc. Santure 8. Schmidt B. Shults R. Sparrow V. Stewart Nn Lu ac CO = O =e Gh... O Nn Left to Right: D. Youngs, Tres.; P. Smith, Vice Pres.; N. Cook, Sec.; B. Briggs, Pres. J. Ackerman W. Anderson L. Abogast M. Baisch C. Barker T. Belmore W. Borenor E. Boyd B. Briggs E. Brooks Domas B. Drummond D. Fauser R. Foster S. Gorte D. Hall M. Hargett M. Hampton P,. Harris . Helzerman G. Huntley Le Iwaniec A. Johnson M. Kagarise J. Kegerreir J. Makarewich V. Makowski D. Markham M. McDougal J. Meharg C. Hess H. Holmes J. Hubbell T. Hudge B. Hudge Kellogg W. Koch L. Lamkin 8S. Lindemeyer D. Losey L. Melnick M. Mills A. Moore J. Mosher T. Murphy J. Shukait P. Smith D. Trochet A. Turner E. Turner D. Wanty W. Wiard M. Wilson D. Youngs W. Zaszcezurynski Absent: K. Berean, G. Bondie, C. Camelleri, D. Duey, 8. Garlick, H. Griggs, S. Guenther, H. Holmes, M. Hudgens, M. Kartje. ctr a 2 — a TEeEcER. Pama. Sorga- Ackerman-- Bell Bottom Blues. Adiska-- Ain't Misbehavin! . Adiska-- You'll Never Know. Ballard-- How Soon. Berlin-- To Each His Own. Berry-- Wanted, Bischoff-- For Me and My Gal. Blandowski-- I'm An 014 Cowhand. ® Borener-- It!s A Sin To Tell A Lie. Borgstadt-- Doing What Comes Naturally. Burgar-- It's Love, Love, Love. Burrell-- I'm Beginning To See The Light. Dexter-- Dark Town Strutters Ball. Diehl-- Sleepy Time Gal. Domas-- Don't Fence Me In. Drow-- I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm. Duey-- Hair Of Gold.® Dysinger-- There's Something About A Soldier. Farchione-- Tain't Nobody's Business But My Own. Fauser-— Undecided, ® Fenn-- I Can't Get Off My Horse. Foutch-- For He's A Jolly Good Fellow. Frisbie-- The Man Upstairs. Gibson-- To Each His Own. Harwood-- A Diamond Is A Girl's Best Friend. Helzerman-- When I Grow Up I Want To Be Just Like Hoppy. Hess-— Five Foot Two Eyes Of Blue. Hinzmann-- Why Don't You Believe Me. ‘Hudgens-_ voney, Money, Money. Iwaniec-- Dear John. Kagerise-- In The Mood. Kartje-- Sentimental Me. Kennedy-- Chew Tobacco Rag. Kirk-- Dry Bones. Korican-- Goofus. Kruger-- Take Me Out To The Ball Game. Markam-- Smoke, Smoke , Smoke That Cigarette. Lengel-- Hotrod Race. Pepper-- The Old Piano Roll Blues. Reeves-- Rags To Riches. Roberts-- wild Horses. Schrock-- Young At Heart. Schrock-- Jealousy. Seitz-- Man and Woman. Smi ley-- Woman. Snith-- Prisoner Of Love. Smith-- Bushel and A Peck. Stefina-- Kiss Of Fire. Towler-- A Little Bit Of Heaven. Travis-- Stranger In Paradise. Woods-- Sometimes I Wonder How To Spend A Lonely Night. Zauner-- So Long It's Been Good To Know You, FRESHMEN Left to Right: J. Pinter, Vice Pres.;: M. Lindemyer,Sec.; D, Murphy, Tres.; D. Valentine, Pres. C. Allen 8. Ausbrooks I. Bailey J. Beauregard B. Berlin ed i r | (ee «1h D. Dailey. R. Dailey K. Deacons T. Denning G. Domas 9. Bevier J. Butler L. Clay B. Corey L. Crewford D. Drow D. Elliott J. Farchione N. Fox D. Garlick C. Gregg R. Hammond S. Hansor C. Hardy . R. H ta 1 3 mA P. Hinzmann J. Hobbs M. Hobbs P. Holmes K. Howell R. Hudspeth Vv. Jarvis 8. Jiga H. Johnson J. Karnatz R. Kegerreis R. Kellogg J. Kempher L. Kempher L. Kunges a 8. Laflin I D. Lengel | a D. Lindemann M. Lindemeyer K. Lipford T. MacKenzie A. Makarewich J. Markham L. Merritt D. Murphy Nass R. Ostrowski R. Patrina F. Patterson N. Peck E. Pegouski M. Pegouski J. Pinter W. Pitts N. Rattray G. Risch A. Rowe G. Russ D. Schoolmaster 8. Schrock E. Sekmistrz P. Shook L. Sieloff J. Sparrow j x A M. Stefina ; , D. Stoilanowski M. Towler M. Townsend R. Townsend D. Valentine R. White 8. Willard D. Williams J. Woodruff D. Yates Absent: J. Ackron, J. Lind, B. Dugas, G. McAllister, M. Shea Page 43 CLASS FARMER--- Pat Ackerman CLASS LOUDMOUTH--- Burton Adiska CLASS POLITICAN--- Jerry Adiska CLASS MATHEMATION--- Dave Ballard CLASS BLUSHER--- Dean Berlin CLASS GRIPER--- Donna Berry CLASS GIGGLER--- Bill Bischoff CLASS COWPUNCHER--- Ray Blandowski CLASS WOLF--- Bob Borener CLASS YODELER--- Pat Borgstadt CLASS MERMAID--- Carol Burgar CLASS GABBER--- Leo Burrell CLASS TIGHT ROPE WALKER--- John Dexter CLASS WOLFESS--- Lynn Diehl CLASS CRONER--- Andy Domas CLASS EATER--- Yvonne Schanz CLASS PLUMBER--- Barbara Duey CLASS DEEP SEA DIVER--- Lorena Dysinger CLASS HORSE RACER--- Mary Lou Farchione CLASS LOAFER--- Marge Fauser CLASS STREET CLEANER--- Dave Fenn CLASS OPERA STAR--- Wendel Foutch CLASS GANGSTER--- Don Frisbie CLASS TRACK STAR--- Joyce Gibson CLASS OLD MAID--- Shirley Harwood CLASS LAUGHER--- Lynn Helzerman CLASS DEVIL--- Florence Hess CLASS DARLING--- Nancy Hinzmann CLASS DRIVER--- James Hudgens CLASS SCIENTIST--- John Iwaniec CLASS BATHING BEAUTY--- Fred Kagerise CLASS PIANIST--- Agnes Kartje CLASS LOCKJAW VICTIM--- John Kennedy CLASS TARZEN--- John Kirk CLASS WRESTLER--- Frank Korican CLASS BACHELOR--- Jerry Kruger CLASS SKATER--- Tom Markham CLASS CITY SLICKER--- Dick Lengel CLASS ROMEO--- Ron Pepper CLASS KILJOY--- Bob Reeves CLASS BOOKWORM--- Phyllis Roberts CLASS TRAMP--- Janet Schrock CLASS JUVENILE DELINQUENT--- Bob Schrock CLASS SMOOCHER--- Dick Seitz CLASS TEACHERS PET--- Ron Smiley CLASS WOMAN HATER--- Herb Smith CLASS JESTER--- Kay Smith CLASS ANGEL--- Teresa Stefina CLASS WISE CRACKER--- Jean Towler CLASS PROFESSOR--- Wilma Travis CLASS STAY-AT-HOME--- Herb Woods CLASS GENIUS--- Don Zauner Row 1- J. Robins, M. Mills, S. Magda, S. Williams, L. Gibson, M. Niesly, R. Pepper. Row 2- N. Taylor, T. Staib, G. Mosher, L. Jewett, D. Hudgens, J. Williams, E. Craycraft, M. Gilespie, S. Meta, C. Markham, C. Tarply. Row 3- L. Yevonsev, H. Czinski, J. Butler, D. Ballard, J. Hoffeman, : Bailey, 8. Rich, B. Phelps, G. Horst, S. Kisinski, B. Gotts. Row 4- M. Hartman, M. Richards, M. Lind, J. Crist, M. Burt, F. Shepherd, V. Wilson, C. Travis, C. Day, J. Painter, J. Porter. Row 1- B. Robbins, L. Lind, A. Gibson, R. Hoeman, T. Day, F. Dugas, H. Jonas. Row 2- R. Fistler, C. Reed, R. Losey, L. Hitchingham, R. Howard, D. Williams, J. McFall, J. Willard, P. Miller, K. Porter, A. Arbigast. Row 3- J. Hudge, A. Adiska, T. Gardener, J. Cradit, J. Culp, W. Wilson, T. Cooke,R. Howell, H. Sietz, M. Johnson. Row 4- G. Dapprich, B. McKenzie, R. Owstraski, N. Hubbard, J. Chie, R. Alka, B. Day, C. Lindstrom, J. Karnatz, D. Duey, T. Kovalak. Page 45 Row 1- B. Boillotat, B. Bell, C. Pepper, C. King, E. Gibson, J. Gorte, M. Nowak, N. Cooper, C. Domas. Row 2- K. Treece, M. London, P. Graves, J. Ritchie, J. Schmidt, F. Lamkin, J. Brockman, L. Elie, I. Hayward, D. McFall, B. Stoddard, N. Butler, Row 3- M. Burgar, P. Gotts, D. Lindemann, M. Bobicz, V. Shelton, S.Hewitt, E, Clemons, 8. Jones, H. Drow, D. Ackerman, G. Merritt, R. Roome. Row 4- E. Williams, J. Lindemeyer, C. Makowski, K. Miller, B. Grueske, 8. Richter, K. Arndt, D. Talladay, G. Lowe, N. Case, M. Roberts, C. Cunningham, Row 1- R. Koch, P. Ramberg, B. Moorehead, J. Nowak, M. Phelps, R. Mathis, B. Sparrow, J. Brookshire. Row 2- G. Mattingly, H. Wright, B. Wiard, J. Purcell, J. Hargett, B. Martin, K. Parsons, G. Anderson, R. Barkley, R. Peeper. Row 3- C. Hitchingham, M. Thomes, G. Hicks, B. Johnson, J. Briggs, R. Diehl, J. Stetler, L. Kempher, I. Taylor, G. Taylor, G. Smith. Row 4- B. Waltz, R. Valentine, L. Beckett, T, Jewell, L. Troy, T. Woolery, B. Hammond, R. Karnatz, G. Schultz, H. Wright, P. Ritchie. Page 46 ACTIVITIES Row l: Y. Schanz, T. Stefina- Editor, F. Korican, F. Hess- Editor, M. Farchione, J. Towler, B. Duey. Row 2: D. Berry, T. Markham, C. Burgar, M. Fauser- Editor, N. Hinzmann, P. Ackerman, W. Travis, P. Borgs tadt. Row 3: John Kirk Row 1: N. Hinzmann, §. Ausbrooks, A. Rowe, J. Makarwich, v, Kellogg, J. Losey, K. Cullin, B. Burgar. Row 2: L. Sielorr, J. Osek, P. Ackerman, D. Berlin. Page 48 Row 1- R. Losey, H. Seitz, J. Bailey, J. Burgar, B.. Drummond, 8S. Sampier, P. Hinzmann, R. Kellogg, 8. Jiga, 8. Harwood, J. Robbins, Row 2- B. Phelps, J. Butler D. Markham, Y. Schanz, J. Mosher, V. Shelton. Row 1- M. Fauser, R. fZorener, R, Smiley, A. Domas Row 2- B. Adiska, W. Foutch, D., Fenn. Page 49 FRESHMAN CHORUS Row 1- J. Farchione, D. Yates, C. Gregg, N. Rattray, J. Markham, B. Berlin, S, Jiga, M. Lindemeyer, J, Kempher, P. Yoder. Row 2° P, Hinzmann, J. Sparrow, Ne Fox, S. Bevier, R. Patrina, L. Crawford, S$, Willard, K. Lipford, M. Towler, R. White. Row 3- 8. Hansor, R. Townsend, N. Peck, V. Jarvis, D. Williams, I. Bailey, P. Shook, A. Rowe, J. Butler, S. Schrock. Row 4- M. Hobbs, D. Stainowski, A. Makarewich, D. Valentine, K. Howell, R. Dailey, A. Moore, T. Denning, D. Drow. Row 5- D. Lindemann, G. Riche, G. Russ, M. Stefina, J. Hobbs, D. Dailey, H. Nass, J. Pinter, D. Lengel. FUTURE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION PE 4 t « b The above picture shows only part of our complete F.T.A. club this year. Members; B. Burgar, K. Cullin, J. Butler, N. Peck, J. Mosher, M, Mills, M. Wilson, A. Turner, B. Brooks, T. Diehl, J. Dysinger, W. Cradit, N. Butcher, M. Minick, L. Burrell, P, Ackerman, J. Towler, N. Hinzmann, L. Dysinger, M. M J. Dexter, R. Oerther. — oorehead, S, Sampier, Page 52 Smith, S. Herwood, M. Mills Schanz, M. Baisch, C. Burgar, J. Lindeman, A. Kartje, Farchione, J. Towler, J. Gibson, L. Lamkin Day, N. Butcher, J. Makarewich, J. Shukait, D. Berry, Baily, C. Barker, D. Hartman, J. Mosher, T. Stefina Hall, I. Powers, M. Kartje, C. Hubbard, J. Ackerman, Burgar, J. Dysinger, W. Cradit, M. Fauser, L. Dysinger, Magda Fauser, D. Duey, C. Curtis, J. Osak, B. Shults, V. Stewart, Burgar, M. Moorehead, J, Towler, M. Hampton, J. Day, Lutz, P. Roberts Youngs, S. Sampier, J. Curtis, P. Harris, 8. Sanderson, Hargett, J. Losey, W. Travis, G. Rowe, N. Hinzmann, Cullin, N. Cook Girle Dripl Jo Row 1: C. Burgar. M. Moorehead, J. Baily, J. Lindeman Row 2: L. Dysinger, W. Travis, J. Curtis, N. Butcher, W. Cradit Page 53 Row 1- M. Wilson, W. D. Essenburg, H. Wright. Row 2- 8. Lindemyer, D. Markham, B.. Borenor, D. Ballard, J. Kruger, D. Berlin, G. Bartulewicz, L. Beaudet, R. Schrock. Row 3- B. Hall, J. Kirk, B. McMeekin, R. Smiley, F. Oerether, T. Markhan, W. Foutch, R. Redick. ney; 6k i Row l- M. Wilson, W. Foutch, S. Lindemyer. Row 2- B. Hall, J. Kirk, F. Oerether, T. Markhan,. Page 54 Row l- R. Pepper, M. Moorehead, J. Dysinger, J. Towler, F. Lamkin, 8S. Sanderson, P. Miller, B. Hall, a: Valentine, M. Wilson, J. Bailey, Row 2- B. Grueski, J. Kirk, B. tte, K. Markham, D. Ackerman, K. Parsons, B. Martin, M. Magda. Row 3- N. Cook, G. Mosher, D. Ballard, B. Ward, 8. Jones, S. Richter, M. Towler, S . Bevier, B. Drummond, W. Cradit, L. Ramberg. Row 4- Mr. Biederwolf, E. Craycraft, 8. Russ, D. Elliott, D. Lindemann, M.. Lutz, P, Hinzmann, S$. Harwood, K. Allen. Row 1- B. Drummond, L. Ramberg, W. Cradit, M. Towler, 8. Bevier, R. Valentine, S. Sanderson, P. Miller, J. Briggs, J. Bailey, D. Valentine, M. Wilson. Row 2- S. Schmidt, L. Kunges, P. Shook, B. Corey, M. Bobicz, J. Lindemann, C. Cunningham, M. Magda, J. Stetler, B. Hall. Row S=- N. Cook, J. Dysinger, M. Moorehead, D. Ballard, B. Ward, 8. Jiga, G. Wilson, P. Hinzmann, 8. Harwood, J. Beauregard, J.. Robbins, M. Lutz. Row 4- Mr. Biederwolf, S. Russ, D. Lindemann, D. Elliott, K. Allen. Yvonne Drow j ae Judy Bailey a , Judy Sparrow N fname ime! — he heen x i! 0 = ee ‘ $0 -_. a oi Bd aie x 4 Left to Right; P. Smith, 8. Harwood (Senior), S. Sampier, K. Cullin, J. Bailey, J. Burgar, T. Stefina (Senior), W. Cradit. ———r8 eo——_ Page 59 we me 8 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First Row: Mr. Reeder, Mr. Redd, D. Draper, D. Cullin, B. Schrock, B. Hudge, 83. Bischoff, B. Reeves, H. Woods, T. Hudge, J. Hudgens, E. Purcell, A. Hess, R. Smiley, Mr. Richmond, Mr. Scheafer. Second Row: J. Barber, L. Beckett, L. Burrell, G. Woodruff, K. Allen, B. Sampson, B. Drummond, R. Sparrow, H. Wright, F. Oerther, W. Foutch, J. Kruger P,. Wiard. Third Row: T. Murphy, J. Woodruff, B. Hudspeth, B. Pitts, R. Howell, D. Valentine, D. Markham, S. Lindemeyer, S. Rust, D. Phelps, M. Stefina, F. Gotts, H. Nass. Captains: J. Kruger, B. Schrock Student Managers: D. Wanty, B. Borenor SENIOR FOOTBALL Burrell J. Hudgens R. Smiley Boro Date Opponent Outcome September 18 At Manchester Won 25 Roosevelt Won October 2 Dundee Lost 9 At Chelsea Lost 16 Flatrock Won 23 U.High Won 30 At Saline Won November 6 At Milan Won BASEBALL Ackerman: Be a city slicker. Adiska: Be a garbage collector. Adiska;: Be a passionate lover, Ballard: Be a millionaire. Berlin: Be chief cook at Beyer Hospital. Berry. Marry a butler. Bischoff: Coach a girls basketball team. Blandowski: Own ae diamond mine. Borner: Be an English teacher. Borgstadt: Be a roller derby ster. Burgar: Help the Edison Company. Burrell: Be a ouiet, refined, and dignified mortican. Dexter: Own a Coca Cola Yomoany. Diehl: Be a Hollywood stunt woman. Domas: Direct a pallet school. Drow: Be a woman wrestler. Duey: Conduct the Boston Symphony. Dysinger: Be a rodeo preformer. Farchione: Own a glue factory. Fauser: Be a lady mechanic. Fenn: Own a penthouse. Foutch; Be a burlescue comedian, Frisbie: Be a Las Vagas gambler. Gibson: Be a physics teacher. Harwood: Be an old maid, Helzerman: Be a sheriff of any small village. Hess: Raise a football team. Hinzmann: Be circus barker. Hudgens: Be a driving instructure to old ladies. Iwaniec: Be a chamoion pig caller. Kagerise: Own a bar in Belleville, Michigan. Kartje: Sell suspenders in a nudist camp. Kennedy: Patent a lipstick remover. Kirk: Be a rubber man in the circus side show. Korican: Supervise a girls college. Kruger. Play the violin for the President of the United States. Lengel: Invent a car that doesn't use gas, oil, water, or air in the tires. Markham: To play the drums. Pepper: Be a jazzband leader. Reeves: Be a ballet dancer. Roberts: Direct a school for the undernourished people. Schrock: Be a stilt manufacturer. Schrock: Be the speaker of the Senate. Seitz: Be less stubborn with the women. Smiley: B€ able to drive anything in general. Smith Have a steady girl. Smith; Be a chorus girl. Stefina: Raise six cheerleaders to cheer for Flo's football team. Towler: Go to Harvard University to study(?) Travis: Marry a man with lots, and lots, of money. Woods: Stop supporting hospitals. Zauner: Save my hard-earned money. 0 20989 After Tennyson's Locksley Hall Classmates, rest we here a little, while our life is yet at morn; Pause and voice the new emotion that of this good hour are born. Dear old school How much days here slowly led us on to know! How much then undreamed-of knowledge we are taking as we go| Many a day we've worked some problem through in gratifying style, Trying to make ourselves believe that we had known it all the while. Here about the grounds we've wandered, talking over all we've read, Thinking thoughts too deep for utterance--dreaming what must ne'er be said; When we leaped into a future, far as human brain might see, Saw the Vision of our lives and all the wonders that might be} Boys will surely come manhood: men will surely older grow: Will the dreams of future glory follow after as we go? Aht We're well prepared for action] Watch us write on History's page, Names to shine throughout the centuries as the wonder of the age| For we feel a wild pulsation summoning to active strife, With a whole world for the winning, in the tumult of young life] Yeaning for the wild excitement only strife worth while can yield, Eager-hearted as in class room forging through some new-found field. We have conquered in that class-room-we shall win in efforts new; That which we have done but promise all the things we yet shall do} For I doubt not through our future life's increasing purpose runs, And our thoughts, too, will be widened by the process of the suns. O Commencement | not the ending that is seems to all our strife, But the gate that opens outward to a bigger, broader life} Classmates, may the crescent promise of our spirit never set, But the fount of inspiration gush through all our fancy yet; Howsoever life may lead, a long farewell to school we say, And to principle and teacher, nevermore to point our way. There's a blessing in my soul, friends, welling from its deepest part Gathering in its hold the deepest. truest, throbbings of my heert. Let it fall on our dear school and every old, as we know We must clasp each hand and whisper, Good-bye, Classmates{ as we £0. FO SN — O “a N QW WA N W. Bischore Swaikee ! H. Smith R. Borener . T. Stefina W. Travis — y + D. Berlin D. Ballard C. Burger 4 “4 ‘ — B. Adiska P. Borgstadt Scnanz ay D. Berry Nadir. , e: wi . Kennedy : M. Farchione AUTOGRAPHS ee apn REMOTES A ER Cho ns renee