Lowrey High School - Futorian Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 50 of the 1949 volume:

Mr. Dorman Ardis Mrs. Mildred Murray Mr. Iames Lewis Principal Assistant Principal Superintendent DEARBORN BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. A. D. Brainard, Assistant Superintendentg Mr. Albert Rider, Vice-Presidentg Mrs. Orpha Ferrier, Trusteeg Mr, Francis Riley, Treasurerg Mr. Martin Wellna, Presidentg Mr. Richard Smith, Secretaryg Mr. Thomas Edwards, Trusteeg Mr. Grant Burns, Assistant Treasurerg Mr. james Lewis, Superintendentg Mr. Ray Adams, Assistant Superintendent. 4 , H A THAN KS TO YOU! Thanks to you, the administration and the faculty, tor the memories of Lowrey High School. ere we started our new lives and planned our futures, ,fter we leave Lowrey we will carry with us the knowledge taught us. ever will we forget our senior high school days at work and play. Keep fresh the memories of the First Ciraduation Classg Seal these memories in your heart as we seal them in ours. Ruth Adams Eleanor Anderson Irene Apeseche Betty Atchinson Doris Austin Dorothy Barrett Doris Bartlett Genevieve Bertram Kenneth Bellinger Henry Betzing Elizabeth Bice Virginia Bierwirth Mary Zudick Head Dora Busse Charles Cady Cecil Coedy Mary Cowley Irene Doherty Bessie Edwards Rosethel Flaishans Elsie Freitag Harry Frentner Athol Gamble Delphine Gibas Matthew Godfrey Clarence Gray Sigmund Gretzner Marilyn Grigg Ted Helgren Kathryn Hoffenbacher Science Music Social Studies Art Clerk ' . ' 0 I1 9' Commercial Clerk English Mathematics Social Studies ,QU ri' ., l Adviser Health Education of the Special Department Social Studies Health Education Music Clerk English English English Commercial Industrial Mathematics Social Studies Science Industrial Health Education Clerk Driving English ,ga Q. ' ff 4 '4' L V' 1' L of in j 'lsivol . , - 1 il A ll D aft Z A iv I-if H ,,...i A N I s:1:' v lllli ::::,,,. ,.A.... J Iii .... A 5 i or -aaa E . ' ' ...' 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Kamiske Science Industrial Nurse Health Education English Instrumental Homemaking Social Studies Mathematics Language English Art Library English ' Library Social Studies Health Education Industrial Social Studies Social Studies Adviser i Mathematics Social Studies Clerk Industrial English Homemaking Science Commercial Mathematics Science Health Education Adviser Health Education Homemaking Clerk Industrial Carlton Thisse Special Department W2 R 2 Mfw XXX If N W 4 f fag N ff ffx W XFX 1 N ,ff I fm Bk ,Cf gy ig ff' fl 5 w xv if L to 'SE NIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Wendelin Hughes, President, Sheila Shaw, Vice-President: Peggy Little, Secretary-Treasurer. ' Sponsors: Mrs, Irene Apesche and Mr. William Scott. - Joan Adams G.A.C,, Lowrey Light Joyce Adams G.A.C., Lowrey Light, Paul Adams Lowrey Light, Chorus Marilou Alley Service Squad Lorraine Anderson Mary Ann Anding Margaret Antczak Jeanette Arnberg Latin Club k n Frank Arney Lester Arquette Richard Axford Mae Bailey V--,fr---ii L , , French Club, Ser G,A.C., French Club President, Service College Prep College Prep vice Squad College Prep Commercial College Prep Club, Futor- ian, Cheer Leader, Swimming Club, Senior Play G.A.C., Service Squad, Swimming Club G.A.C,, Service Squad, Futorian, Lowre E Service Squad, Chorus, Bowling Club French Club, Chess Club, Baseball Ma College Prep Commercial College Prep y Light, General College Prep nager General College Prep K French Club, Service Squad, Senior Representative, Chorus, Cheer Leader, Senior Play Betty Baker Service Squad, Leader College Prep Futorian, Student Council, Cheer Jac ueline Bamtord ll French Club College Prep Virginia Barber General G.A.C., Band, Chorus Howard Barikma College Prep Swimming, Tennis, Varsity Club Carol Bartholomew College Prep French Club, Service Squad, Senior Play, Futorian Evelyn Barton Commercial Carl Bartz S College Prep French Club, Service Squad, Futorian, Dramatic Club, Senior Pl GY Gloria Beckwith College Prep G.A.C., French Club, Service Squad, Chorus, Nurses Club Richard Berger Bill Bertrand Tennis , Doris Bewernitz G.A.C., Service Council, Senior Ga-ynelle Bills Service Squad, Charles Bishop Carl Block Squad, Chorus, Latin Play Chorus Junior Representative Delores Bluhm General College Prep College Prep Club, Student Commercial General College Prep College Prep G.A.C., French Club, Nurses Club, Senior Play Edward Bonham Sherman Boss Varsity Club, Service Squad, Senior Pl College Prep College Prep ay, Baseball Jack Bremiller Industrial Margaret Brislin Commercial G.A.C. Robert Britton General Photography Club, Senior Play Delores Brown General Robert Buben General Service Squad Bob Burns College Prep Basketball, Varsity Club, Bowling John Buzo General Varsity Club, Service Squad, Bowling Club, Track, Chess Club, Tennis Gloria Bylund General Chorus John L. Campau College Prep Track, Varsity Club, French Club, Service Squad,, Futorian, Junior Representative, Chess Club, Dramatic Club Roseline Candella General Service Squad, Chorus Gene Cannon General G.A.C,,, Chorus 'Tw '4l!QM'f vsftqf ,Mft Alice Clark Marilyn Clark Sally Cunningham Senior Play Wendell Dance Beverly Dobson G.A.C. George Docherty Alan Drake Track, Varsity Club, Futorian, Dramatic Club, Chorus, Latin Club Commercial College Prep General College Prep College Prep College Prep College Prep Joan Droste General Lowrey Light, French Club, G.A.C., Senior Play Don Edwards College Prep Varsity Club, Football, Track, Swimming Gordon Empson College Prep Service Squad, Orchestra, Senior Play Ken Erickson College Prep Track, Varsity Club, Service Squad, Senior Rep- resentative Lois Erickson Commercial G.A.C. Roger Farrell Industrial Swimming Pat Feasel College Prep Service Squad, Futorian, Dramatic Club Margaret Fike Service Squad Robert Flaherty Service Squad Hilary Florek Varsity Club, Football, tainl Richard Fountain Jeanette Fournier Senior Play Irene Fowler G.A,C., Chorus, Robert Fowler Track, Football, Varsity Club, Chorus Jack Franklin Baseball, Nurses Club Varsity Club, Swimming Vincent Gabriel Chess Club, Tennis Mildred Gage Service Squad, Arthur Gainer Varsity Club, Baseball, Senior Russell Gauslin Football, Varsity Club, Service James Gautz Futorian, Chorus, Varsity Club, Swimming Ellen Goeckel Service Squad, Chorus, Senior General Industrial College Prep Basketball ICap- Industrial College Prep College Prep College Prep Service Squad, Industrial College Prep Commercial Dramatic Club Industrial Play College Prep Squad, Chess Club General Commercial Play Patricia Goodwin Shirley Garde Service Squad, Chorus Elsie Grassel Elizabeth Guti Service Squad, Chorus Ellen Haeger Cheer Leader, Student Council, Senior Commercial Commercial General Commercial College Prep Play Barbara Halstead Commercial Jack Haydon College Prep Service Squad, Chess Club, Senior Play, Projection Club Norma Hogan General G,A.C., Futorian, Chorus, Senior Play, Dramatic Club Connie Hoogerwerf Commercial Chorus Wendelin Hughes Football, Swimming, Track, Chorus, Senior Class President Robert Jackson Service Squad, Dramatic Club William Jaegar Marilyn Jenkins G.A.C., Service Squad, Lowrey Light May Johansson G.A.C., Service Squad, Club, Senior Play Janet Johnson Service Squad, Chorus Vera Johnson Service Squad Constance Jordan Service Squad, Band, Chess Club Janet Jordan Service Squad Suzanne Keleman G.A.C., Chorus, Bowling Club Richard Kelsey Football, Varsity Club Richard Kerr Service Squad Glen Kersten French Club, Service Lowrey Light Richard Kielb Varsity Club, Track, Service Squad Louis Kirchner Football, Basketball, Baseball, Varsity Service Squad Mary Ann Kish Futorian, Chorus Paul Klassen Basketball, Baseball, Football, Varsity College Prep Varsity Club, College Prep General Commercial Commercial Swimming Club, Bowling College Prep General College Prep College Prep Commercial General Industrial College Prep Squad, Student Council, College Prep lndustrial Club, Commercial College Prep Club, French Club, Service Squad, Junior Representative Naomi Knight i Mary Ann Kovelesky Service Squad he General Commercial Larry Kuhn Marilyn Lambert Industrial College Prep G.A.C., Chorus, Latin Club, Senior Play Thomas Lambert Track, Service Squad, Herbert Lamkin Lowrey Light Mary LaTorre Service Squad Jerry Lawver Track Richard Le Fevere John Leszenski Peggy Little G.A.C., Service Squad, Latin Club College Prep College Prep Commercial General General College Prep College Prep IPresidenti , Junior Representative, Future Nurses Club John Long Service Squad Walter Loucks Industrial Industrial Service Squad, Chorus, Projection Club Marilyn Lumley Service Squad, Chorus, Latin Club Glen MacDonald Swimming, Service Squad, Tumbling Gerald Mach Track, Service Squad, Chorus Aloysius Maner Football, Service Squad, Varsity Club Geraldine Manning Chorus Genevieve Mayewski G.A.C., Service Squad William Mayville Swimming lManageri Gerald McDiarmid Shirley McGrath Service Squad, Photography Club Bob Mclnturff Track Doreen McMurtrie Service Squad, Lowrey Light, Chorus, Bob Merwin Joseph Michalek Service Squad, Band Dwight Milatz Frances Modlinski Chorus, Future Nurses Club James P. Moore College Prep General General College Prep General General College Prep Industrial General Industrial General Hostess Club Industrial College Prep Industrial General College Prep Band, Chorus, Bowling, Tennis, Swimming Jacqueline Nagle General LaVonne Narloch College Prep G.A.C., Service S uad, Latin Club, Nurses Club Cl lPresidentJ Betty Neitzer General G.A.C., Service Squad, Student Council, Cheer Leader, Junior Representative Delores Newton Aileen Norris Chorus Jock Norton Varsity Club, Service Squad, Florence Olah G.A.C. Joyce Oliverson G.A,C., Service Patricia Olson Chorus Sauad Regina 0'MoIIey Futorian, Chorus Geraldine Orr Norma Pelmas ' General General College Prep Baseball, Basketball Commercial Commercial Commercial College Prep College Prep Commercial Futorian, Chorus, Junior Class Officer Donald Petoskey Track Norma Phillips Industrial General Service Squad, Chorus, Nurses Club Virginia Pierce Commercial G.A,C., Service Squad, Lowrey Light Bob Pummill Baseball, Football, Basketball, Varsity Betty Rohn General Club College Prep Service Squad, Chorus, Latin Club Sally Reidhaar Latin Club Elmer Rechlin Marie Renaud John Reymon Football, Baseball, Eileen Rideout Service Club, Latin Club Janet Roberts Basketball, Varsity College Prep General General General Club College Prep Commercial Service Squad, Lowrey Light, Chorus Margaret Robinson Alexander Ropek Commercial Industrial Baseball, Football, Varsity Club Fern Rowden Senior Representative Harold Rudolph ' College Prep College Prep Football, Baseball, Varsity Club, Service Squad, Futorian, Bowling Club, Junior Representative Paul Russ College Prep Basketball, Varsity Club, Chorus, Dramatic Club William K. Sanders Industrial Football, Track, Varsity Club lPresidentl Alfred Sanford Senior Play Clemmie Saterfield Carol Schatz Student Council, Chorus Ralph Schaub Betty Schettenhelm French Club, Service Squad, Dramatic Futorian, Junior Representative Dolores Schulte G.A.C., Service Squad Vilma Schulte G.A,C,, Service Squad John Seibold Band, Tumbling William Semkiew Track, Varsity Bob Shaw Service Squad, Sheila Shaw G.A.C,, Senior Janet Showers Chorus, Senior Club, Tumbling Senior Play, Track Play Jean Showers Chorus, Senior Play Melvin Sielke Projection Cluh Art Smith Basketball, Track, Chorus Mildred Smith Service Squad, Band Norman Smith Shirley Smith Service Squad, Shirley Sparks Service Squad Eleanor Spitler Chorus Chorus Mary Spurling Jane Stainbrook G,A.C., Chorus Carles Steller Varsity Club, Track 1Managerl, Band, Squad, Projection Club Nancy Stewart Lowrey Light William Stiles General Commercial College Prep Industrial College Prep Club, General College Prep Industrial General Industrial Commercial Play, Senior Class Officer College Prep College Prep General College Prep General College Prep General General General General Commercial General Service General Col lege Prep Track, Football, Basketball, Varsity Club, Band, Service Squad lCaptainl, Futorian, Projection Club, Bowling Club, Junior Representative Shirley St. Lawrence Service Squad Robert Swan Service Squad, Junior Class Officer Kathryn Swarthout Futorian General College Prep General I ffl , Winona Sweet Service Squad Lillian S acsure Y Service Squad, Lowrey Light, Student Council, Junior Representative May Tejada Commercial General Commercial G.A.C., Chorus, Service Squad Ellen Thorsby Future Nurses Club Beverly Tilford Service Squad Joanne Tippery College Prep College Prep College Prep Futorian, G.A.C., Dramatic Club, Lowrey Light, Chorus, Student Council, Service Squad Qonald Travis Industrial Varsity Club, Service Squad, Football, Baseball, Basketball, Senior Representative College Prep Baseball, Varsity Club, Band, Chorus 1 Alichard Treachler f I' ,A ,M Robert Tylo 1 Industrial Track, Varsity Club, Service Squad Bob Webster Industrial Track, Football, Basketball, Varsity Club, Service Squad Don Wells Colle e Prep Q Service Squad, Futorian, Student Council, Chorus, Lowrey Light Bonnie Whitman General Lowrey Light, Futorian Audrey Wilkie Commercial Pat Wilkie Commercial G,A,C., Service Squad, Dramatic Club, Lowrey Light, Band Margaret Wilson Commercial Chorus Leon Woods Varsity Club, Football Kenneth Wurtz Tennis, Senior Play Bob Yarber College Prep lCaptainl College Prep Industrial Varsity Club, Football, Track gil gm 'eos ,,.- 'l2B Harold Nelson William Albitus, Gerald Aldrich, Thomas Arp, Geraldine Blan, Richard Eiermann, Elmer Evans, Eugene Footitt, Don Fry, Barbara Gerbig, Ray Genik, Keith Good- nough, John Gray, Edmund Gregory, Mona Harris, Florence Hervey, Wanda Jawor, Gwen Koons, Arlene Kortema, Genevieve Lancaster, Marion McKinley, Mary Peterson, Franklin Price, Jessie Spencer, Josephine Viviano, Betty Jo Williams, Patricia Winkel. HAI Ernest McBride Kenneth Accorsi, Barbara Adams, Clara Adams, Rosalie Adams, Thelma Agar, Jerry Allan, Patricia Allbritton, Patricia Anderson, Phyllis Anderson, Eddie And- ing, Donald Arney, Janet Arrants, Rob- ert Bagdon, Norman Barikmo, Eugent Barnes, Marshall Beaubien, Edwin Bel- lows, Geraldine Bennett, Barbara Berlin, Jeannette Bertl, Roderick Biggar, Evelyn Black, Marion Blanchard, Donald Blank- enship, Ronald Block, Jack Bobbio, Raymond Boehringer, Ruth Bonner, Norman Brines, Beverly Buckner, Wil- liam Byrd, Barbara Campau. HAZ lane Slager Edna Carter, Jacqueline Carter, Judy Carver, Theresa Casper, Jack Cear- baugh, Robert Cearbaugh, Donald Clark, Robert Clark, Douglas Cole, Robert Col- lins, Bernadine Conaughty, Carol Cory. Jeanette Cottrill, William Curnow, Fred Dansby, Ralph Davis, Joann Debney, Wil- liam Demiene, Gerald Den Otter, Dick Dinmore, Richard Doom, Benny Dorenzo, Gladys Downing, Doris Dyal, Jack Eeles, Ronald Eggert, John Eggleston, HA3 H. 0. Leyrer Fred Faiman, Awanda Fairchild, Laura Farley, Jean Feenan, Patty Ann Flick, Jackie Flynn, Kenneth Fortier, Duane Francis, Shirley Galloway, John Gislason, Barbara Goral, Kathleen Grab, Wilma Grantz, Charles Gray, Merrill Green, Beverly Greene, James Greenham, Dor- othy Gresham, Esther Gribben, Jack Griffith, Roy Grixfi, Virginia Guyot, Louis Haddad, Barbara Hall, Robert Hardacre, Neal Hardy, Rita Harp, Con- stance Haswell, Betty Haw. IIA4 Mary Louise Stelter Mary Lee Hawkins, Mary Heard, Shir- ley Hadeen, David Hobbs, Jean Hott- man, Dolores Hulack, Jim Hunt, Ken- neth Jacobson, Raymond Jamieson, Joanne Januszewski, Kenneth Johnson, Janice Kerstetter, Dale Kesler, Ray Kiddie, Dorothy Kietur, Arthur Kitka, Frank Koch, Glen Kogelschatz, Rolfe Kogelschatz, Bob Kosberg, Shirlee Kuhn, Kenneth Laing, Gordon Lambie, Roslyn Lamorte, Violet Leese, Albert Legault, Delbert Leinonen, Bob Lemieux. llA5 Henry Betzing Anthony Lewis, Valery Lohner, Betsy Mactie, Edwin Markowicz, Terry Mor- shall, Barbara Masters, Pauline Mayew- ski, Roberta McDiarmid, Gerald Mc- Donald, Shirley McFarland, Jeanette McGarvey, Albert McGrath, Grace Mein- hard, Phyllis Meirthew, Allan Miller, Bruce Miller, Richard Modzel, William Moore, Anna Mossa, Richard Mrock, Herbert Mueller, Donald Neumann, Patrick O'Leary, Duane Olsen, Barbara Olson, Geraldine O'Shesky, Thomas Overman, William Pashby, Jerome Per- rin, Joyce Peterson, Roy Pingilley, Rose Mary Platukas. I lA6 Lawrence Koster Justine Poggendorf, Shirley Pohl, Don- ald Ponte, Harold Poynter, David Pres- nell, Wayne Pressey, August Prince, Betty Pummill, Karen Quiett, Fred Rahn, Marcus Reed, David Regittko, John Renaud, Treva Richardson, Evelyn Rit- tenhouse, Robert Rock, Ruth Rodden- berg, Donald Rowe, Mary Ruiz, Gorden Runyon, Joanne Rushing, William Scho- field, Ethel Scott, Ronald Sergy, Russell Simms, Elsie Smith, Charles Sorensen, June Spitler, Betty Stainbrook, Thomas Steetzer, James Stevenson. l lA7 Katherine Hoffenbacher Alice St. Lawrence, Jane Stratton, Ron- ald Suchy, Gloria Szymczak, Lois Tarte, Patricia Thomas, William Titus, Alfred Torres, Marjorie Tretheway, Joseph Trudeau, Shirley Turshnuik, Edwina Van Auken, Rose Marie Veres, Patricia Waddell, Dorothy Waldron, Marcus Walters, Keith Walworth, Alice Water- house, Peggy Watkins, Nevin Webster, Harvey Weimer, Richard West, Dave Williams, Patricia Wilson, Orley Wise, Judith Wohlgemuth, Gwendolyn Young, Doloris Zak. 'llB1 Charles Newton Nancy Adle, Jack Alanskas, Jean Am- brzykowska, Eva Bailey, James Bailey, William Boas, Wilma Christian, Stephen Clemens, Larry Coon, Mary Collins, Wesley DeWitt, Dorothy Dombrowski, Nancey Emanuel, Doris Evans, Len Gabel, James Garcia, Bill Goodwin, Elaine Haas, Naomi Harrington, Wilma Koons, Edward Legault. HB2 Mary lane Shields Martin Lemieux, Alice Lepak, Lois Marley, Jack McAleer, Charles Mclntyre, Kathleen McKinnon, Mary Nadorozny, Beverly Oliverson, Ronald Patterson, Lawrence Perkins, Stella Papianas, Patsy Rush, John Soltis, Clair Spurgeon, Emma Lee Squirs, John Swayze, Gerald Van Linn, Doreen White, Norman Williams, Robert Winnie, Betty Zwarka. l0Al Harry Frentner Joyce Alley, Shirley Altherr, Barbara Anderson, Betty Anderson, Barbara Badgley, Peggy Poker, Claire Baldwin, Jack Beadle, Ronald Bentley, Janice Berkebile, Edward Berrington, Florence Bills, Patricia Bozynski, Mary Brandley, Doreen Brannigan, Reina Brooks, Muriel Brown, Bill Brune, Patricia Cannon, Charles Casper, Ramon Chase, Jack Clark, Everyll Clemens, Glen Cohoon, Donna Cole, Nelson Collins, Clarola Colwell, Ruth Ellen Cook, Thomas Craig, Elaine Croswell, Carmen Cruz. 'IOAZ Delphine Gibas Arthur Cunningham, Barbara Daugherty, Pauline Day, Jack Decker, Jan DeGraaf, Josephine Delorenzo, Alfred Doherty, Barbara Donaldson, Benny Dunn, Melva Durand, Melvin Durand, Helen Elkins, Harvey Emmons, Patricia Enright, Lyla Eshleman, Grace Ettinger, Donald Falvey, Rosemary Ferracciolo, Barbara Field, Dorothy Filbeck, Roy Finney, Norman Fogt, Patricia Fortin, Frank Gabbert, Barbara Gable, Edward Gorton, Shirley Gay, William Genaw, Barbara Geroux, Joanne Gilligan, Eileen Glisic. 'l0A3 Wayne Roe Shirley Gossett, Joe Gray, John Green, Nancy Green, Betty Grunda, Claudine Guftey, Eva Gullett, Tony Gwozdek, Frank Hall, Violet Hallberg, Robert Hamilton, Wilma Harleton, Patricia Hawkins,Patricia Hawley,Stuart Hayden, Shirley Hebert, Ilene Heft, Eddie Holland, Joseph Hulack, Joan Huston, Stephanie Jawor, Barbara Jenkins, Warren Jerore, Beverly Johnson, Neil Johnson, Leo Judge, Marilynn Karbon, Suzanne Kelly, Wilson Kelly, Clayton Kersey, Bill Ken- nedy, Jack Kidd, Evelyn Kizer. IOA4 Eleanor Kiel Leland Koons, Leon Kroeger, Sophie Kruczek, Alex Lapinski, Jean Lark, Robert Lasky, Joan Lauth, Thomas Lee- man, Dorothy Leinonen, Marian Lemons, Melvin Logon, Ronald Long, Shirley Marquette, Joy Marshall, Leo Marshick, Harold Martin, Barbara McElhone, Elvira Merillat, Juanita Merriman, Suzanne Merwin, Teddy Migda, Mar- jorie Montayne, Wanda Moore, Betty Moran, Emilio Moreno, lone Moyer, Sharon Mull, Anne Neblett, Warren Neblett, Blanche Neely, Agnes O'Leary, Phyllis Paquin, Billy Patrick. 'l0A5 Virginia Bierwirth Floyette Pegouske, Alice Perich, Bill Peterson, Dora Pierce, Ronald Ratliff, Elizabeth Reed, Vernon Reposa, Mar- guerite Ridley, Virgil Ritondale, Gerald Roberts, Harold Robinson, Warren Rob- inson, Joann Rock, Lois Rock, Jack Roe, David Rowe, Bob Sampson, Cynthia Scheer, Larry Schimmel, Patricia Schlaff, Margreta Schmidt, Gloria Schulte, Ken- neth Seel, Betty Lou Sergy, Richard Shanahan, Charles Sissan, Lee Sloan, Donna Smith, Joanne Snow, Jean Sparks. 'l0A6 Carol House Danny Staley, Jean Stander, Phillip Stark, Jeanette Swett, Raymond Swett, Mary Tate, Myrna Theel, Florence Tibolli, Roger Treachler, Jacauelyn Turney, Dorothy Tyghem, Donald Van- derhoff, Geraldine Varga, Donna Vint, Joyce Wagner, William Waldecker, Dolores Warner, Conrad Wartella, Jo Ann Welch, Bill Wertz, Carole Williams, Johnny Williams, Charles Wiltsie, Ger- ald Winkelman, Edward Wizinsky, Janell Woods, Mariorie Woods, George Yonish, Ray Yura, Bill Zorney. N 4.1. 'IOB Tierra Koski Shirley Arnt, Sylvia Bantten, Phyllis Bentley, Richard Bizek, Dorothea Braden, Cleon Brooks, Helen Clement, James Cordova, Beverly Dahlman, Fred Dolecki, Dolores Fought, Robert Frank- lin, Richard Humphrey, Stanley Hyne, Joanne Jones, Richard Kar, John Ken- nedy, Martha Kisel, Joan Lamphier, William Louks, Gladys McGe0rge, Patri- cia Mclntyre, Douglas McMurtrie, Diane Neiswinter, Eugene Pancoast, Don Quig- ley, Robert Sanstock, James Scott, Clyde Shinabarger, Betty Thorn, Doris Thorn, Carmen Wilson, Jane Winnie, Barbara Yates. 9AI Ruby Ormiston Betty Adams, Marilyn Adams, Loretta Adle, Mariorie Adamitis, William John Agar, Thomas Alderton, Doris Alex- ander, Marcia Allen, Wayne Anderson, Norbert Antczak, William Arnold, Jean Artman, Bernadean Babnaw, Gera.dean Babnaw, Nora Baldwin, Marian Ball, Elizabeth Baranski, Curtis Bartz, Allen Baunoch, Fred Bedford, Robert Beeler, Faye Bentley, Raymond Betts, Betty Beutner, Janet Beyer, Carolyn Bishop, Dorothy Bishop, Edward Boike, Edward Bolgor, Edna Bowers, Bob Braun, 9A2 Sigmund Crefzner Gerald Brines, Leona Brown, Patricia Brown, Robert Bruce, Gerald Burling, Bob Burnham, Frances Cain, John Cold- well, Phillisha Call, Gilbert Carraway, Beverly Carter, Patricia Ceyzyk, Louis Char, George Chasse, Steve Chorkaluk, Clara Christian, Phyllis Colaianni, Har- old Cole, Saralee Cook, Dorothy Cooke, Joanne Copeland, Eugene Custer, Arline Cutsinger, Rosemarie Davis, Tullio De Grazia, Patricia Delo, Darlene Dennis, Marie DeShano, Leonard Dettlotf, Bob Doke, Geraldine Dowd, David Doyle, 9A3 Elsie Freitag Peter Drees, Jean Drouillard, Donald Duff, Richard Dusky, Wiladene Develley, Thurlow Dye, Shirley Eberline, Elaine Edwards, Kenneth Elliott, Shirley Emery, Shirley English, Jack Esper, Robert Estes, Geneva Evenoff, Ruth Fahl, Charles Farr, Russel Farr, Dick Farris, Jimmy Favors, Micheal Fetcenko, Victoria Fischer, Bill Fisher, Edward Flood, Karlo Forsberg, Jean Fournel, Patrick Freas, Edith Fuller, Christine Gallo, Shirley Garbutt, Billy Garrett, Jim Gilligan. 9A4 Matthew Godfrey Richard Gotts, Marion Grabowski, Betty Green, Larry Griffith, Norman Guilford, Pauline Gullett, James Gural, Nancy Guyer, Don Hadley, Gene Hailey, Roger Hale, Dorothy Halibozek, Jean Hame mans, Richard Hannigan, Harry Haroian, George Harrington, Gladys Harrington, Norma Harris, Richard Havener, Shirley Hearn, Roy Helka, Jack Helsel, Ray Henderson, Carole Hilger, George Hol- liday, William Hotten, John Horvat, Joan Hubley, Ted Jacks, Joseph Jawor, Dale Jensen, Raquel Jimenez, Ronnie Johnson. 9A5 F. 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Kamiske Jean Johnston, Shirley Jones, Charles Julian, Ronald Karbinsky, Judith Keller, Maurice Kelly, Thomas Kelly, Robert Kingsbury, Robert Kitka, Carolyn Klann, Nancy Kiosk, Dolores Klosso, Edward Knap, Vincent Kolpacke, Sylvia Konop- ska, Glen Korpia, Geraldine Koslowsky, Neil Koths, John Kreiner, Joyce Kyte, John Labate, Jacqueline Lake, Kathryn Lambert, Henry LeBlanc, Paul Lempio, Mary Lewis, Marvin Liberty, John Linder, Leo Lombardi, Robert Longmate, Theo- dore Lossing. 9A6 Sally Wagner Betty Ann Lumley, Donna Luteran, Joseph Magyar, Frances Mammana, Robert Mariionovich, Dorothy Markham, Glen Marsh, Helen Martin, Louis Martin, Betty Lee Mayberry, Ronald McCahill, Mary McGrath, Jerry McMichael, Ron- ald Mears, Fred Mencenberg, Manford Meyer, Dolores Mezigan, Bob Miller, Raymond Miller, Gordon Minielly, Ken- neth Mink, Bill Monson, Carol Moore, Gerald Moore, Norma Morehead, Dolores Mrowea, Diana Muche, Mary Mulkerrin, Donna Murray. 9A7 Irene Doherty Grace Natoli, Margaret Neibert, Jerry Nelinger, Mariorie Netherton, Paul Nelson, John Neumann, Donna Nichols, Marion Nickel, Robert Nock, Joyce Novicka, Martha O'Connor, Jane Oliver, Joann Olmstead, Corrine Orr, Eugene Orvis, lris Orvis, Jeanette Ozuch, Joan Pakoca, Paul Parks, Pascal Pascoff, Doris Pattenaude, Joyce Patz, Winters Payne, William Penland, Michael Perez, Frankie Perry, Joyce Phetteplace, Doreen Picard, Josephine Pikula, Maureen Pilon, Richard Pilon, Leonard Plodzien. 9A8 Ted Helgren Dorothy Prevost, Joe Pulido, Carol Rat- lift, Robert Raymond, Janet Rechlin, Beatrice Reid, Marcella Remisoski, Marvin Renko, Samuel Rheoult, George Ridley, Ellen Risebrough, Cora Robeson, Eugene Robinson, John Rogaczewski, Adolph Rohde, Viola Roosa, Daniel Ropek, Dolores Rosbury, Barbara Royse, Mary Ann Rudesill, Ronald Rykwalder, Kenneth Sabotschick, Robert Salisbury, Janet Savenkoff, Gerald Schaffer, Wilma Schultz, Jack Schweitzer, Roberta Sey- mour, Kathleen Shanahan. 9A9 Tom Muldowney Barbara Sharpe, Joan Shaw, Joe Shaw, Ted Shaw, Richard Shepherd, Carol Ann Shoemaker, Ann Shoup, Bonnie Sisson, Joanne Smith, Margaret Smyth, Marvin Smyth, Darwin Snyder, Wilbur Sollars, Myrilless Souler, Melva Speer, Rita Splgarelli, Donald Spradlin, Warren Spurling, Dolores Stander, Lois Steven- son, Jean Stoop, William Straube, Alphonse Strelbicke, Caroline Strobel, William Sweeney, Roger Swersky, Faun Tarolli, Luieire Taylor, Jim Temple, Mary Jane Tenny. 9AI 0 Betty Atchinson Kay Thomas, Elinor Travis, Shirley Turney, Janet Twork, Paul Tyler, Mae Van Auken, Koyle Vaughn, Robert Vereecken, Antoinette Villella, Geraldine Waldecker, Howard Waldecker, Beverly Walker, Doris Walker, Winetta Walker, Gertrude Ward, Iris Watkins, Harold Watson, Delane Way, Marilyn White, Robert White, Carl Williams, Katherine Willis, Ethel Wilson, Majorie Wilson, Robert Wilson, Jeanette Winalis, Donald Winkleman, Grace Woods, Leonard Zak, Arthur Zalewiski. 9Bl Elaine Charlock Leroy Alli, Gertrude Bahr, Albert Bees- ley, Betty Chiado, Annette Cook, Joan Devyak, Patricia Dombrosky, Darlene Ferguson, Joan Ferrara, Antoinette Fratto, Jack Gallagher, Louis Giacomino, Barbara Gregely, ldella Honeywell, James l-lopson, Ronald June, Mary Ellen Kreici, Jean Lawlor, Larry Massa. 9B2 Carlton Thisse Carl McLaughlin, Ruth Meyer, Dean Monahan, John O'Leary, Ernest Parra- vano, Joseph Pteiter, Filippo Piccone, Beatrice Pinnow, Margaret Piskitel, Renetta Renko, Grant Rice, Virginia Sacco, Ronald Sineni, Thomas Sovitch, Earl Thrushman, Lorraine Tomassini, Thora Trail, Robert Wainwright, Patricia Wendland, Dale Zakas, X l -s If . 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I It I , ls 1 I-- 4 v 1 W ,Q Q 4 animals, 4-I4 n!4wGr rg A 5, 4 Futorian julia LaMarca Lorraine Anderson, Jeanette Arnberg, Betty Baker, Carol Bartholomew, Carl Bartz, John Campau, Alan Drake, Pat Feasel, Mildred Gage, Norma Hogan, Mary Ann Kish, Regina O'Mal- ley, Norma Pelmas, Harold Rudolph, Betty Schettenhelm, Bill Stiles, Kathryn Swarthout, Joanne Tippery, Don Wells, Bonny Whitman. Lowrey Light Katherine Hoffenbacher Tom Arp, Marian Blanchard, Bill Byrd, Joan Droste, Barbara Gerbig, Ray Kiddle ieditor-in- chiefl, Doreen McMurtrie, Lillian Syacsure, Pat Wilkie. Student Council William Macintosh Tom Arp, Carol Schatz, Nevin Webster, Doris Bewernitz, Ellen Haeger, Shirley Tursnuik, Terry Marshall, Elaine Haas, Wilma Christian, Grace Ettinger, Jeanne Evanoff, Jeanette Ozuch, Charles Fowler. Senior Class Representatives Irene Apeseche-William Scott Mae Bailey, Ken Erickson, Ellen Haeger, John Leszenski, Fern Rowden, Donald Travis, Bob Swan. Bowling Club F. A. Kamiske Don Arney, Frank Arney, Bob Burns, John Buzo, Don Frye, Vince Gabriel, Ray Genik, Murrill Green, Jack l-laydon, Tom Lambert, Red Long, Bob Magyar, Jim Moore, Harold Rudolph, Art Smith, Bill Stiles, Dick Sheppard, Bob Wilson. Hostess Club Virginia Witherspoon Rosalie Adams, Jean Ambrzykowskci, Janet Arrants, Jackie Carter, Jeanette Cattrill, Carol Corey, Nancy Emanual, Barbara Goral, Beverly Greene, Virginia Guyot, Barbara Masters, Grace Mienheart, Mary Nadorozny, Beverly Oliverson, Stella Pooianas, Evelyn Rittenhouse, Pat Rush, Elsie Smith, Alice St. Lawrence, Pat Thomas. Hi-Y Club Kenneth Bellinger Lester Arquette, Bill Demiene, Duane Francis, Jack Haydon, Frank Koch, Ken Laing, Gordon Lambie lpresidenti, Terry Marshall, Herb Mueller, Nevin Webster, Dave Williams. Y-Teens Shirley Longo Marlyn Adams, Marcia Allen, Phillis Anderson, Jan Artman, Elizabeth Branski, Phillisha Call, Elaine Edwards, Gene Evanoff, Ruth Ann Fahl, Christine Gallo, Carole Hilger, Joan Hubby, Carole Klann, Kathryn Lambert, Mary McGrath, Grace Natoli, Mary Etta Mulkerrin, Joyce Novicka, Donna Luteran, Joanne Ohlstead, Joyce Oatz, Mary Jane Tenny, Wilma Schultz, Rita Sprgerelli. Senior Cheer Leaders Delphine Gibas Mae Bailey lcaptainl, Lorraine Anderson, Ellen Haeger, Bette Neitzer. Chess Club Tierra Koski Thomas Arp, Lester Arquette Ipresidentl, John Campau, Vincent Gabriel, Russell Gauslin, Jack Haydon, Lewis Kirchner, Kenneth Laing, Dick Treachler, Kenneth Wurtz. Projection Club Emma I. Iakeno Paul Adams, Jack Alanskas, Frank Arney, Jim Bailey, Bill Boos, Robert Britton, Tom Craig, Gerald Den Otter, Wesley DeWitt, Ronald Eggert, Bill Goodwin, Louis Haddad, Stewart Hayden, Jack Haydon, Larry Kuhn, Walter Loukes, Gerald Mack, Richard Mrock, Melvin Sielke, Tom Steetzer, Carlos Steller, Richard West, Gerald Winkleman. Library Staff Margaret MacKenzie Thelma Agar, Gertrude Bahr, Elizabeth Baran- ski, Jeannette Bertil, Beverly Dahlman, Bar- bara Daugherty, Nancy Guyer, ldella Honey- well, Wanda Jawor, Suzanne Kelley, Ruth Meyer, Geraldine O'She-sky, Sally Reidhaar, Barbara Sisson, Joanne Snow. Camera Club Ruth Adams Delephine Alaniva, Ray Belts, Janet Dubois, Gordon Lambi, Carl McLaughlin, Joe Pflifer, Leonard Plodzith, Patricia Shishkuff, Alphonse Strelficki. junior High Cheer Leaders Doris Valentine Judy Haverty, Shirley Julian, Geraldine Koslow- ski, Mary Ellen Krejci, Jean Nadorozny, Mar- garet Pisketal, Rita Spigarelli, Elinor Travis. Latin Club Lawrence Koster Jeanette Arnberg, Tom Arp, Doris Bewernitz, Marilyn Lambert, Peggy Little, Marilyn Lumley, Phyllis Marithew, Lavonne Narloch, Sally Reid- haar, Eileen Rideout, Kenneth Wurtz. Dramatic Club Mary lane Shields Joyce Adams, Lorraine Anderson, Mary Ann Anding, Jeannette Arnberg, Mae Bailey, Carol Bartholomew, Carl Bartz, Gloria Beckwith, John Campau, Mildred Gage, Ellen Goeckel, Norma Hogan, Betty Schettenhelm, Joanne Tippery, ,44- SENIOR HIGH CHORUS lTopl Cecil CoedyeBarbara Adams, Paul Adams, Jean Ambrykowski, Patricia Anderson, Phyllis Anderson, Frank Arney, Shirley Altherr, Mae Bailey, Sylvia Bantten, Virginia Barber, Gloria Beckwith, Ruth Bonner, Bill Brune, Gloria Bylund, Jacqueline Carter, Everyll Clemens, Jack Clark, Nelson Collins, Carmen Cruz, Pauline Day, Alan Drake, Barbara Donaldson, Nancy Emanuel, Gordon Empson, Pat Enright, Jean Feenan, Patty Flick, lrene Fowler, Robert Fowler, Len Gabel, William Genaw, Barbara Geroux, Nancy Green, Betty Grunda, Claudine Gutfey, Barbara Hall, Constance Haswell, Norma Hogan, Wendelin Hughes, Stephanie Jowor, Warren Jeore, Beverly Johnson, Joanne Jones, Marilyn Korbon, Clayton Kersey, Janice Kerstetter, Martha Kisel, Mary Ann Kish, Leland Koons, Sophie Kruczek, Marilyn Lambert, Joan Lauth, Alice Lepak, Ronald Long, Grace Meinhard, Juanita Merriman, James Moore, Wanda Moore, Herbert Mueller, Mary Nadorozny, Blanche Neeley, Beverly Oliverson, Eugene Orvis, Norma Phillips, Justine Poggendort, Betty Rohn, Elizabeth Reed, Virgil Ritondale, Treva Richardson, Gerald Robertson, Janet Roberts, Jack Roe, Ruth Roddenberg, Richard Shanahan, Janet Showers, Jean Showers, Donna Smith, Joann Snow, Myrna Theel, Florence Tiballi, Joanne Tippery, Dick Treachler, Jerry Van Linn, Rose Marie Veres, Josephine Vivianc, William Waldecker, Conrad Wartella, David Williams, Johnny Williams, Patricia Wilson, Carmen Wilson, Jane Winnie, Mariorie Woods, Judith Wohlegemuth. 'A' GIRLS ATHLETIC CLUB fCenterl Doris Valentine-Joyce Adams, Marilyn Adams, Pat Allbritten, Marcia Allen, Lorraine Anderson, Mary Ann Anding, Jean Artman, Virginia Barber, Betty Baker, Gloria Beckwith, Doris Bewernitz, Margaret Brislin, Dolores Bluhm, Ruth Bonner, Theresa Casper, Wilma Christian, Ruth Cook, Sarah Cook, Carmen Cruz, Arline Cutsinger, Ruth Ann Fahl, Awanclo Fairchild, Jean Feenan, Victoria Fisher, Irene Fowler, Barbara Gerbig, Eileen Glisic, Barbara Goral, Beverly Greene, Nancy Green, Esther Gribbon, Shirley Hedeen, Florence Hervey, Jean Hoffman, Norma Hogan, Joan Huston, Marilyn Jenkins, Martha Kisel, Gwen Koons, Geraldine Koslowsky, Marilyn Lambert, Kay Lewis, Peggy Little, Donna Lutheran, Mickey Merillat, Juanita Merriman, Pat Mclntyre, Gloria McGill, Mary McGrath, Anna Mosso, Donna Murray, Lavanne Narloch, Mary Nadorozny, Florence Olah, Alice Perich, Rosemary Platukas, Stella Popianias, Elizabeth Reed, Janet Rechlin, Sally Remiseski, Lois Rock, Dolores Rosbury, Delores, Schulte, Gloria Schulte, Vilma Schulte, Betty Sergy, Barbara Sharpe, Sheila Shaw, Rita Spigarelli, Florence Tiballi, Joanne Tippery, Elinor Travis, Shirley Turshnik, Donna Vint, Pat Waddell, Winetta Walker, Dolores Warner, Pat Wilkie, ir FUTURE NURSES CLUB CBottomj Betty Ives-Mary Ann Anding, Gloria Beckwith, Geraldine Blan, Dolores Bluhm, Gwen Koons, Jean Evanoff, Patty Flick, Irene Fowler, Marilyn Lambert, Kay Lewis, Peggy Little, Mary McGrath, Grace Meinhard, Frances Modlinski, Lavonne Narloch, President, Norma Phillips, Carol Shoe- maker, Donna Smith, Mary Jane Tenny, Shirley Turshnik, Ellen Thorsby. Pat Winkel. JUNIOR HlGH CHORUS fTopJ Cecil Coedy-Betty Adams, Wayne Anderson, Robert Beeler, Carolyn Bishop, Edward Boike, Edward Bolger, Gerald Burling, John Caldwell, Phillisha Call, Beverly Carter, Elizabeth Chiado, Steve Chorkaluk, Dorothey Cook, Saralee Cook, Geraldine David, Rose Marie Davis, Marie DeShono, Leonard Dettloff, Joan Devyak, Bobby Doke, Patricia Dombrosky, David Doyle, Shirley Emery, Darlene Ferguson, Joann Ferrara, Bill Fisher, Jean Fournell, Antoinette Fratto, Shirley Garbutt, Barbara Gregely, Don Hadley, Roger Hale, Harry Hasorian, George Harrington, Raquel Jimenez, Shirley Jones, Ronald June, Geraldine Kaslowsky, Judith Keller, Carolyn Klann, Mary Ellen Kreici, John Dreiner, Joyce Kyte, Kathryn Lambert, Jean Lawlor, Paul'Lempio, Robert Longmate, Glen Marsh, Neil McEachein, Gloria McGill, Richard McLaughlin, Ronald Means, Manfred Meger, Delores Mezigian, Bob Miller, Dean Monahan, Delores Mrowea, Paul Nelson, John O'Leary, Ernest Parravano, Pascal Pascoff, Filippo Piceone, Josephine Pikula, Beatrice Pinnow, Marvin Renko, Renetta Renko, Cora Robeson, Barbara Royce, Kenneth Sabotchick, Virginia Savo, Roberta Seymour, Kathleen Shanahan, Carol Shoemaker, Jean Stoop, Roger Swersky, William Sweeney, Mary Jane Tenny, Lorraine Tomassini, Thora Trail, Doris Walker, Geraldine Waldecker, Gertrude Ward, Patricia Wendland, Marilyn White, Katherine Willis, Mae Van Auken, Doyle Vaughn, Antoinette Villella. utr FRENCH CLUB lCenterJ Lawrence Koster-Lorraine Anderson, Thomas Arp, Lester Arquette, Barbara Badgley, Mae Bailey, Jacqueline Bamford, Carol Bartholomew, Carl Bartz, Gloria Beckwith, Delores Bluhm, Jack Campau, Bernadine Conaugherty, Bill Demiene, Joan Droste, Grace Ettinger, Jean Evenoft, Barbara Gerbig, Paul Klassen, Gwen Koons, Terry Marshall, Anne Neblette, Stella Popianos, Barbara Goral, Joan Rushing, Cynthia Scheer, Betty Schettenhelm, Nevin Webster, Gwen Young. ir VARSITY CLUB CBottomJ Charles CadyfHoward Barkimo, Sherman Boss, Bob Burns, John Buzo, John Campau, Bob Cearbaugh, Jock Cearbaugh, William Demiene, Klan Drake, John Gissilson, Don Edwards, Ken Erickson, Roger Farrel, Hilary Florek, Bob Fowler, Art Gainer, Jim Greenham, Windy Hughes, Dick Kelsey, Ray Kiddie, Louis Kirchner, Paul Klassen, Ken Laing, Tom Lambert, Bob Mclnturft, Al Maner, Terry Marshall, Herb Mueller, Jack Norton, Roy Pingelli, Bob Pummill, John Reyrnan, 'Harold Rudolph, Paul Russ, Bill Semkiw, Bob Tylo, Bob Webster, Nevin Webster, Leon Woods, Bob Yarber. Absent: Ken Sanders, President. ' L ORCHESTRA CTopl Beth Johnson-Norma Baldwin, Edward Benroch, Jack Clark, Saralee Cook, Irene Drabecki, Christine Gallo, Rosemarie Gallucci, James Gural, Jim Harden, Sanford Hayter, George Harrington, Mariorie Jardine, Robert Kay, Leland Koons, Teddy Kukawka, Greta Ann Leach, Parvin Lee, Larry Massa, Don McKenzie, Shirley Meier, Dolores Motz, Robert Motz, Pat Noonan, Oscar Nunez, Alice Paul, Louis Phillips, Rosemary Polumbo, Carol Shoemaker, Patricia Shishkoft, Dick Stoia, Richard Treachler, Roger Treachler, Tom Utzman, Armando Vigna, Lester Walker, Meridel Wonders. 'A' BAND fCenterl Beth Johnson-Edith Brown, Jae Brown, Phoebe Bishop, Cynthia Bruce, Jack Clark, Sarolee Cook, Frank Cortez, Jack Doyle, Eugene Eismont, Frank Franchi, Christine Gallo, Marilyn Giandomenico, Terry Gingrich, James Gural, George Harrington, Judy Haverty, Sanford Hayter, Charles House, Carl Kaleski, Gwen Koons, Leland Koons, Teddy Kukawka, Eugene Lewis, Joe Liberty, Camille Lutz, John Lutz, Malcolm MacDonald, Larry Massa, Robert McClena- han, Harold McNamara, Billy Moore, Dolores Motz, Robert Motz, James Patton, Barbara Parrish, Alice Paul, Tom Puzzuoli, Albert Scappaticci, Richard Schmid, Carol Shoemaker, Loretta Silvestri, Laura Sutherland, Richard Treachler, Roger Treachler, Armando Vigna, Josephine Viviano, Anthony Wirth, Arthur Zalewski. ir SERVICE SQUAD fBottoml Lillian Parris-Tom Arp, Richard Axtord, Betty Baker, Carl Bartz, Richard Bizek, Marian Blanchard, Raymond Boehringer, Delores Brown, John Buzo, Barbara Campau, John Campau, Judy Carver, Bob Clark, Larry, Coon, Bernadine Conaughty, Carol Cory, Jeanette Cottrill, Barbara Daugherty, Joann Debney, Gerald Den Otter, Grace Ettinger, Roger Farrell, Roy Finney, Delores Fought, Jeanette Fournier, Duane Francis, Shirley Gay, Barbara Gerbig, Joanne Gillingan, John Gislason, James Greenhom, Edward Gregory, Mona Harris, Shirley Hedeen, Florence Hervey, Dave Hobbs, Bob Jackson, Edward LeGault, Delbert Leinonen, John Lezezynski, Valery Lohner, Gerald Mach, Al Maner, Harold Martin, Doreen McMurtrie, Dick Mrock, Don Neumann, Patricia Olson, Floyette Pegouski, Mary Peterson, Norma Phillips, Roy Pingilley, Karen Quiett, David Regittko, Evelyn Rittenhouse, Bob Rock, David Rowe, Bill Schofield, Mildred Smith, Claire Spurgeon, Shirley St. Lawrence, Robert Swan, Lillian Syacsure, Ellen Thorsby, William Titus, Richard Treachler, Josephine Viviano, Alice Waterhouse, Bob Webster, Bill Wertz, Patricia Wilkie, Betty Jo Williams, Patricia Winkel, Bill Zorney. V 1 -4? i f , 1, 25.7 .. 91-1 3'f:'9EFEz-:I:,.: ri E:E:9gL::2..5 -5: 5 ' 'i , -- 1- v:'.i,': 1:1- 54 Y 'af V MZ ' S W , df , fy 'fi z Q. 'gt 5' aa Q . ,,., ..,..., , U .,.,,,.,. ,... 3 , - WM., .. ,V 1, ' V N ' ? 0 ' YI .,., 2 ::fE1E:E1',,Qi5:' 5 Q ' A --.-. 1 . 4- . ' ..,. -.27 ' 9, :F ' 3 . Q: :W ' X Q ,lj M f' 1.-: :,.::g. :,,:g5:.:: , , , ,,.,, ,,w,,.,, -bs:--w :af my .MJ .M-:.:. :-1112, W QW l. SENIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Top' Row: Sig Gretzner lcoachl, Don Edwards, Hilary Florek, Bob Webster, Ken Sanders, Warren Robinson, John Reyman, Harold Rudolph, Fred Dansby, Bob Rock, Gordon Lambie, Red Long, Alex Rooek, Earnest McBride Kcoachl, Carl Newton tcoachl. Middle Row: Don Frye, Bill Brune, Jack Cearbaugh, Bob Cearbaugh, Bob Schoefield, Carl Block, Bob Fowler, Louis Kirchner, Delbert Leinoin, Windy Hughes, Dave Hobbs. Bottom Row: Art Goiner lmanogeri, Wilson Kelly, Herbert Mueller, Don Travis, Nevin Webster, Leon Woods lcaptainl, Roy Pingilly, .lim Greenhom, Tom Craig, Bill Zorney, Bob Pummill. Low rey Lowrey Lowrey Lowrey Lowrey Lowrey Lowrey. . Sept. 23 Sept. 30 Oct. Oct. i4 Oct. 20 Oct. 28 Nov. Nov. l l ir 1948 SEASON SCORES . . 27 Detroit Lutheran . O . . O East Detroit ....... . . l9 . . l9 Dearborn Roosevelt .. . O , . 26 Ecorse .......... . . 28 . . l9 Plymouth .. . . lO . . 2 Belleville ...... .. l9 . . 6 Ypsilanti Central . . . . 62 'lr 1949 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE .. . .Melvindale . . . .Hamtramck . . . .East Detroit . . . . .Dearborn . . . . .Ecorse . . .. . .Plymouth .. .. ...Belleville .. . . . .Lincoln Park ir Away Home Away Away Home Home Away Away Lowrey Lowrey. .. . .. Lowrey. .. ... Lowrey Lowrey. .. ... 1948-49 SEASON SCORES Trenton . . Ecorse ......... Ypsilanti Roosevelt Ypsilanti Roosevelt Dearborn Roosevelt Lowrey Berkley ........ Lowrey Lincoln Park .. Lowrey Ford Trade ..... Lowrey Detroit Lutheran . Lowrey River Rouge .... Lowrey Romulus ....... Lowrey Dearborn Roosevelt Lowrey Ecorse ......... Lowrey Berkley . . . Lowrey Ford Trade . . . l if .. 44 .. 29 . ...32 .. 27 . ,..54 . ...33 7' 7 52 .....24 .,...28 .....25 38 48 40 32 23 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Lowrey. . . . . . 39 Redford Union .. Lowrey. . . ... Zl Melvindale . .. ir 34 Z4 SENIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Top Row: Jack Norton, Joe Trudeau, Paul Russ, Hillary Florek lccptoinl, Bob Rock, Paul Klassen, Louis Kirchner, Bob Ceorbaugh, Bob Burns. Middle Row: Jack Griffith, Bill Schoefield, Gordon Lambie, Bob Pummill, John Reyman, Don Travis, Jock Ceorbough, Tom Craig, Al Tories, Garvose Joch lcoachl. Bottom Row: Vernon Reposa lmonagerl, Bob Sloon, Roy Pingelli, Red Kelly, Eddie Anding, Bill Bailey, Jim Garcia, Chuck Sission, Ed Barrington. .14 SENIOR HIGH SWIMMING Top Row: Duane Francis icaptain-electl, Howard Barikmo, Eugene Barnes, Ronald Eggert, Warren Robinson, Larry Coan, Frank Koch, Bill Mayville. Middle Row: Terry Marshall, Keith Goodnaugh, Jim Leeman, Jim Moore, Jim Gautz, Rodger Farrel, Walter Loucks, Carl Block. Bottom Row: Buddy Koons, Wesley DeWitt, Jack Franklin icaptainl, Bill Bertram, Jim Greenham, Ronald Block, Robert lreman, Art Cunningham, Charles Cady icoachl, I948-49 SEASON SCORES Lowrey .,.,.,, ..., R iver Rouge ,,,,,,,,., .....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 5 Lowrey ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,, River Rouge Lowrey Bay City Handy A,,,,, ,,,, 4 5 Lowrey ,,,,,, , ,,,.... Birmingham ,W Lowrey Hamtramck ,,,,,,,,,,.., ,,,, 4 3 Lowrey ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, H amtramck ,,,, Lowrey Birmingham ..Aa,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, 5 7 Lowrey ,,,Y, ,,,, A drian ..,v,. ,,...,. ,,,, Lowrey Ypsilanti Roosevelt ., .,,, 39 Lowrey ,,,,,,, ,,,, Y psilanti Roosevelt Lowrey Lincoln Park ,,,,eYY,,,,,,, ,,,, 5 l Lowrey ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, L incoln Park . 'A' SENIOR HIGH TENNIS Top Row: Howard Barikimo, Ken Wertz, Vince Gabrial lcaptainl, Jim Moore, Don Frye, Don Arney, Jack Eggleston, Thomas Muldowney icoachl. Bottom Row: Terry Marshall, Bill Mayville, John Buzo, Jim Greenham, Ken Laing, Bill Bertram, l SENIOR HIGH TRACK Top Row: Herbert Lombkin lmanagerl, Don Edwards, Fred Dansby, Dwight Milatz, Don Petosky, Warren Jerore, Ed Walldecker, Bob Winnie, Bob Webster, John Gissilson, Jack Roe, Jim Gautz. Middle Row: Bill Burne, John Renaud, Nevin Webster, Jerry Winkleman, Alan Drake, Frank Gabbert, Art Smith, Ray Sweat, Bill Stiles, Bob Merwin, Tom Lambert, Al Torres, Dick Kielb, Harvey Wiemer, John Gray, Carl Block, Bob Collins, Windy Hughes, Bill Semkiw, Ken Erickson, Jim Leeman. Bottom Row: Wayne Pressey, Bob Fowler, Frank Koch, Bill Demiene, Herb Mueller, Ray Chase, Ronald Block, Bob Burns, Bill Zorney, Glen Gables. 'A' 1948 SEASON SCORES 1949 SEASON SCHEDULE Lowrey ,,,.,,,.... 6OV2 Berkley ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,..... 48V2 Apr. Melvindole Away May League Preliminary Lowrey ,,,,,,,,,,,, Sl Lincoln Park ,,,,,,,,,,,, 57 Apr. I3 ,,,,s,,,,,, River Rouge Home May League Finals Lowrey 55 l,f6 Trenton ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 53 516 Apr. 22 Lincoln Park Away May State Preliminary Lowrey ,,,,,,,,,,,, 54V2 Ypsilanti Roosevelt cs.. 54V2 Apr. 29 Dearborn L.L,,,, ...... A way May State Finals May Ecorse ....,,,., ,,,,,,s,, H ome 1 l l i .l SENIOR HIGH BASEBALL Top Row: John Reyman, Charles Sorrenson, Norman Barkimo, Bob Cearbaugh, Gordon Lambie, Fred Famin, Alex Ropek, Bob Pummill, Ernest Mc- Bride lcoachl, Middle Row: Harold Rudolph, Paul Klassen, Hilary Florek, Jack Norton, Bob Rock, Bob Yarber, Joe Gray. Bottom Row: Chuck Sisson, Lou Kirchner, Ray Kiddie, Joe Trudeau, Ed Barrington, Don Travis, Dick Dinsmore, Duane Francis, Lester Arquette lrnanagerl. 'A' 1948 SEASON SCORES Lowrey. , . . 2 River Rouge . . ......, 7 Lowrey. . . Lowrey, . . . 4 Fordson . . . . . 8 Lowrey. . . Lowrey. . . , 4 Wayne . . . 5 Lowrey. . . Lowrey. . . . 2 Berkley ......... . . 3 Lowrey. . . Lowrey. . . . . I2 Dearborn Roosevelt . . . l Lowrey. . . Lowrey. . . . 6 Trenton ........ . . 4 Lowrey. . . Lowrey. . . . l Berkley ....... . . l4 Lowrey. . . Lowrey. . . . . l4 Detroit Lutheran . . . . 5 Lowrey. . . ,Q -,-' f, ,F , -' lift: - 2 iw x ,:,.Q 1 Q , A ' t1: '-et .- iv. ,lzzv 1't ,:.., ,.,,.,.. A? , .... ., . '. - AP'- v'.- i Apr- M 3 Y May .EJ 7 wg ifilimf May Q M F 1 May f Z. A 'fa - 5 MBV A lulbzv .,,, , Zq. , May sf. in .fi H ' I .:,' ., '-:1..::1- -I '.: V, ll, ::- ' ' ,Z 1- 'A .i May ' -r J P , May - V june Ford Trade . . . Dearborn . . Dearborn . . . . . Lincoln Park ..... Dearborn Roosevelt. . . Ford Trade ...... Detroit Lutheran . Ecorse ........ 'lr 1949 SEASON SCH EDU LE Dearborn ......,...,.. Ecorse . . . Melvindale . .. River Rouge . . . Lincoln Park .. Berkley .... Dearborn .. Ecorse ..... Melvindale ... River Rouge . . Berkley ...... Lincoln Park .. Ford Trade .. . 8 . 2 . 7 . 5 . O . 3 . 3 . 2 Home Away Home Away Home Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Home iummi man svums 4IUNlOR HIGH FOOTBALL Top Row: Thomas Muldowney lcoachl, Britain, Powers, Longrnate, Burling, Cordova, Spurling, Ropek, Nellinger, Lempio, Marijano- vich, Fischer, Smyth, Wilson, Charles Cady lcoachl. Middle Row: Lachowitz tmanagerl, Wemys, Braun, Kosten, Duty, Bedford, Doyle, Straube, Ligmal, Holiday, Custer lmanagerl. Bottom Row: McMurtie, Schweitzer, DeGrazia, Penland, Nelson, Haroian, Calwell, McLaughin. 1948 Season Scores Lowreyn ,,,,,, ,,,,,, 7 Maples ,,,,,,,,,, , ,, , 7 Lowreyz ,... , 7 Dearborn , ,,,,. ,,,,,,l3 Lowrey ,,,, . , ,,,,, O Woodworth ,,,,, ,. 6 Lowrey, ,,.,,,, ,,,,. O Sal ina ,,,..,, ,,,,, . 0 IUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Top Row: Phillips, Nelson, Hunter, Szeseniak, Sweeney, Haroiari, Caldwell lmanagerl. Third Row: Minelly, Dillman, Stoia, Lempio, Gilli- gan, Marijanovich, Smyth lmanagerl. Sec- ond Row: DeGrazio, Britain, Wemys, Ropek, Longmate, Pascoff, Nellinger, Sig Gretzner lcoachl. Bottom Row: Doyle, Chickeralla, O'Leary, Van Linn, Durocher, Vigna, Sineni. 1948-49 Season Scores Lowrey ,,,,,,..,,,,,,,, 19 Dearborn ,,,,,,,,,, ...,, l 7 Lowrey ,,,.,, ,,,A,,, 2 3 Maples ,,,,,. ,,,,, 13 Low rey l 5 Woodworth ,,,,,,,,,,,,.. 26 Lowrey ....,, ,,,..,, 2 l Salina ,,,,,...,,, ,,,,,,,. 3 3 IUNIOR HIGH SWIMMING Top Row: Ligmal, Swersky, Kiptyk, Kostin, McMurtrie. Middle Row: Schweitzer, Black, Humphery, Burling, Custer, Thomas, Mul- downey lcoachl. Bottom Row: McLaughin, Harden, Schwartz, Pierce, Rohde. 1948-49 Season Scores Lowrey ,,,, ,,.,,,,... 2 8 Dearborn ,,,,,,, .,,,,,A 2 7 Lowrey ,,,,,, ,,,..., l 9 Maples .. . ,, 36 Lowreyo. ,,,,,,, 15 Woodworth 40 Lowrey ,,,,,,, ,,.,, l ,l4 Salina ....,,,. ,,,,,,.. 4 I IUNIOR HIGH TRACK Top Row: Lempio, Drobot, Hadley, Craig, Robinson, Walldecker, Brune, Klaus, G, Jach lcoachl. Middle Row: Bishop, Kmet, Burling, Longmate, Zorney. Padowski, Nellinger, Kasper, Britain. Bottom Row: McLaughlin lmanagerl, Sineni lmonagerl, Doyle, Dinu, Weyms, Ostenbacker, Wigar lmanagerl. 1948 Season Scores 563A Maples ,,,,,,,,,,,... 3437, Lowrey ,,,,,, ,,,, Lowrey ,,,,,,, 68 V3 Dearborn ,,,,,,,,,, 22 273 Lowrey .....,,,,,,, 65 V2 Salina ..,.....,..,...,., 25172 Low rey ....,,,,.... 44 Woodworth ,,,,,,,,,, 47 l l i A if III' df 'k 'A' 'A' 'A' .Years lowrey iw 'Ir m 'I FUTOR IAN STAFF- EDITOR-lN-CHIEF .......... ASSISTANT EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ..... Business Manager ,,,,,, ,,,Y, , ,,,,,,, A llcn Drake Class Editorsm ,YYYY,,,,,, ,YYYY,YYYY,,,,, C arl Bartz, Regina O'MaIIey, Don Wells Faculty Editors ,,,,,, Betty Baker, Kathryn Swarthout Advertising and Publicity ,,,,,,, ,, ,,.,,., John Campau, Sponsor , .,..,A., ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , .. BETTY SCHETTENHELM .,. .......... .... , NORMA PELMAS Boys' Sports Editorsm Harold Rudolph, Bill Stiles Club Editors , Joanne Tippery, Lorraine Anderson, Mary Ann Kish Art Editors Patricia Feasel, Norma l-logon, Carol Bartholomew Jeanette Arnberg, Mildred Gage and Bonnie Whitman Y, ,,Miss Julia M. LaMarca - WE WISH T0 EXPRESS OUR SINCERE APPRECIATION TO: ESTERLING PRINTING COMPANY for the gitt of the cover plate: BROPHY ENGRAVING COMPANY for the mounting of the pictures, and ARELLA STUDIOS for all the photography work which was done. THE FUTORIAN ANNUAL STAFF OF 1949 i 4.4 Complimcfzis of... STACEY BROTHERS HI-SPEED GAS - A.A.A. 24-Hour Towing Service ' 27330 VAN BORN ROAD - INKSTER, MICHIGAN LOGAN I-9564 Nites-LOgan 2-5399 DRAKE'S MARKET . GROCERIES . MEATS . SCHOOL SUPPLIES . SNACK BAR 27450 Van Born Rd. LOgan 'I-9872 ROBERSONS ROOT BEER STAND W 6 W ROOT BEER DON'S A PATENT MEDICINES Fountain Service COSMETICS and GIFTS 22101 West Warren Dearborn Senior Students Do you know Within nine Q9j weeks you can be earning from S5 to 3515 more per week -than the average office employee? Take a Comprom- eter Course from the only authorized Comp- tometer School in Detroit. Good-looking school X X rooms, exceptional teachers. Free lifetime place- HOT DOGS ICE CREAM ment in any city in the world. Small payments CURB SERVICE while learning. Comptometer School 22037 West Warren Dearborn ' 333 State St., Detroit CHerry 5050 C0'17'lPIill167ZIfS of . . . ALLARD DRUG STORE EVERYTI-IHNTG IN DRUG STORE NEEDS I It's Wise to Shop mf Allarffs 20030 Ecorse Road. corner Pelham Phone ATlantic 1327 A Gwen Young 11A 7 N k D x WM9 L0 REY LIGH' I' 1 Qi Riiyhgsgge Xf4f,fQZ7jx?3j 4. 4 1 PUBLISHED BI-MONTHLY Q VOLIQ, NO.l4- 1.4ApvEv 1.4 LOWREV HIGH SCHOOL DEAQBORN.,M'lCHIGAN JUNE I949 LUWREY HUNUR -ASSEMBLIES The Lowrey High Honor Assembly was held on June oth. At the assem- bly many awards were presented. Mr. Ardis awarded the college scholar- ships to the students-who won them. At the time of this writing only four were definite: Lester Arquette and Dick Treachler-U of M: Wendell O'Mal1ey -Dearborn Junior College. Other scholarships will probably be given from each of these schools: Michigan College of Mining an Engin- eering, Wayne University, and Mich- igan State College, Lavonne Narlock has won a nursing scholar- ship from the Seroptimistic Clubs of Dearborn. . One of the main points of the assembly was the presentation of prizes to the winners in the Veteran of Foreign Wars Essay Contest. The coaches presented the athletic awards for basketball, swimming, track, and baseball. The cheerleaders gave the schoolits new official High School Flag. The Senior Class donated to the school the furniture which was purchased for the Senior Play. To aduqment the program Mr. Coedy's Chorus sang. The Junior High also had an Honor AssembTy in which was pre- sented the Honor Certificates and Athletic Awards. VALEDICTI ON Here it is time again for summer vacations and the parting with many of our school friends. The staff nf the Zowrev Light would like to ada its Hgoodbye'sN to all the others that you students will be receiving. Most of you a will be coming back in the Fall, but one select group, the HSeniorsn, are leaving forever. Four seniors on the staff are departing, too. We'd like to have them stay, but that really isn't so nice for them. Anyway, it's HFarewellH to Lillian Syacsure, Doreen McMurtrie, Joan Droste, and Pat Wilkie. As for the rest of you, have fun, be good, and we'll be seeing you again next semester. , Lglln, L-Il-l-V COMMENCEMENT EXERC I SES Lowrey High's first Commencement Exercises will be held on Tuesday June 14, at 7:30 P.M. The Senior Class Council decided that they would have an all-student program TGTDQF than have any outside speak- ers. After Mr.Ardis introduces the guests the Glee Club will sing and Doris Bewernitz will make the wel- come Address. Following her Windy Hughes will deliver the President's Address. After the Glee Club sings HYou'll Never Walk Alonen, by O. Hammersten. Mr. Ardis Mr. Lewis and Member of the Board of Education will make the Farewell Address. The alternates for the speeches are Carol Schatz, Sheila Shaw, and Harold Rudolph. Committees for the Graduation ceremonies includes: Program-Mr. Mac Intosh Caps and Gowns-Mr. Gretzner and Mr. Cady. Tickets- Mr. Van Norden Decorations-Mrs. Waggener and Miss Shields. Diplomas-Mr. Ardis. Rehersal-Mrs. Apeseche and Mr. Scott. LOWREY STUDENTS TAKE ALL THE PRIZES IN ESSAY CONTEST In an essay contest held by the Dearborn Ladies Auxiliary Divi- sion of the V.F.W. the students from Lowrey took all prizes. The topic of the contest was HMV Part In America's Puture.u The first prize was awarded to Joanne Tippery 12A-6. Joanne's prize WQS,S1S. Qther prize winners were: Harold Rudolph 12A-5 510.00 Dorothy Prevast 13A-S 5,00 Glen Kersten 12A-3 2,0C Betsy Macfie iik 7,0Q Jean Showers 12A-S 2.00 Betty Schettenhelm 12A-S 1,00 Eleanor Soitler 12A-6 1,00 Carl BlccPi2A-i 1 Marilyn Lambert 12A-3 1 .OC .00 The total prize money won was 540. The awards were presented in the Honor Assembly of June 6 4 ,mr - .,,- 35 ndhudu ,'.i.....LL.b--fm Page 2 Lowrey Ligh - ----- - - ... e ....... ,.-.-..,,,, GLASS FU M iECY OF IQNQ As we walked up the gangplank to the gorgeous alumni luxury liner. the U.S.S. LOIREAN. we were greeted by our smiling and genial host. Captain lindy Hughes. lhile we toured the liner we saw Doris Bewernitz performing in the swimming pool with her two sharks. Socrates and Plato- Beside the pool as found Champion. the Yo-Yo Passing the Beauty Salon we saw Monsieur Kelsey giving Academy Award winner Bob Shaw a Toni- Entering the dining room the headwaiter. Carl Bartz. took us to oir table- We bought sandy from the cigarette girl. ELpn Goeckel- Our pictures were then taken by Norma Pelmas. the Great Photographer- le were surprised to have Shirley Gordo and Marilyn jenkins as our waitresses- le danced to the music of Dick Treachler and his Mellow Dreamers- Ie then heard mellow tones coming from a porthole which turned out to be the voices of Norma Hogan. Mary Ann Kish. and Millie Gage. the ship's trio. who were singing 'Ma Little Banjo-' As we walked on to the poopdeck we saw lhe crew of Art Smith and Dick Kerr swabbing the decks and singing 'Anchors Away-' Nedring the island of Bama Bama. which means. 'You'd Better Turn Back Before It's Too Late. came the chants of the .native-l calling Peanuts, Popcorn. Cracker- Iackl' On the island we met an Eskimo. We ripped off his parka and found his to be none other than Alan Drake. who had been blown off his - relaxing in deck chairs. the famed Olympic Marble Betty Schettenhelm. and Champion. Sally Cunningham- course. Eollowing the road we saw o group of children surrounding Monk Norton. the island Friar- He had a smile of contentment on his face. As we passed an annex of Montgomery Ward's the owner. Peggy Little. greeted us with a smile. A strike was on at Federal's because they were paying them too much money. S5 an Hour. Peggy didn't mind this at all- Those in the picket line were Joyce Adams. Carol Bartholomew. Bill Stiles. Bob Fowler. and other natives- We were weary of walking so we hired an 3's' T1 3 nu ox cart frbm'the Marilyn Lambent Cart Company. whose slogan is 'Charter a Cart from LambertN As we rode on we saw a crude but which turned out to be a bowling alley owned by Frank Arney. A few of the pinboys who we knew were Don Petoskey. Jack Franklin. Bob Pummill. and Don Edwards- Who should we see bowling there with a coomut but the professionals. James Moore and Lorraine Anderson. After eating our supper, which consisted of coconuts. bananas, and bamboo Shoots. we went to the nxxive 9f5VE1Pif to Boo the annals crowning of the Gravel King and Queen. This is a great event and the prize is U YeCf'S BUPPIY of gravel. The ceremony began with jean and Janet Showers doing a dgnqe around the fire and with Bob Burns Pldying his Bazooka. Paul Adams. A onder Man. held twenty-five on hi' back ond Walked across burning coaln 'ith them, The drum Ployers. Jeanette Fournier Kenny Erickson, pounded out G the W men the the and rythmic tune and while the Old Lowre High Chorus sang the chant. Melvin Sielke and Lavonne Narlock did the ritual dance of the Bama Bama Island Then came the crowning. The candi- dotes for crowning included: Lana Turner- Moy Johansson. Montgomery Clift. and Ken Wbrtz. By drawing bamboo Poles it was decided to CIOWD Carl Block and Do10re5 Bluhm, We were awakened early next morning by a strange buzzing sound. We ran to the window to see. oh.... it's a bird! it's a plane! Nay! It's Paul Klossen practicing his tailspins Cwithout a planel- Then all of a sudden we heard a scream and saw Harold Rudolph chasing Joanne Tippery down the street with a baseball bat- It's no wonder he was angry. because Clutched in her hand were the answers to Harold's latest crosswod puzzle- Not far behind them was Bama Bama's Chief of Police. Sherman Boss- As our guide. Bango Bango Gabriel. took us to the 'Arnherg and Brislin Ladies' Academy.' whose famous saying is. 'See no man. Hear no man. Speak of no man--lhat's the matter. you crazy or something?- Ie encounter a 'snake charmer'fwho was Gloria Bylund plaiinq with her favorite 45-ft- boa constrlctor- E,g.f1ng gn. nchool we were greeted 41-15 415. T Yi? rr 'ri' r r Y-Y ff --' - 'P 'JUNE ERXE 14 C'L.A 5.5 TE1YTAh4EbfT .3 We, the class of 1949 of Lowrey High School, being of sound mind and body, neither under duress or coer- cion, do hereby bequeath and bestow the following wordly possession, to wit: Joan Adams-leaves her sunny smile to Beverly Buckner. Joyce Adams-leaves her low neck- line to Mary Nadarozany. Paul Adams-wills his muscles to Don Ponti. Marilou Alley-leaves Roy Finney to those lucky iith graders. Lorraine Anderson-leaves her ath- lethic abilities to June Spittler. Mary Ann Anding-leaves the care of her four brothers and sisters to the teachers. Frank Arney-leaves his harem to Donald Arney. Margaret Antczak-leaves her quiet ways to Doreen White. Lester Arquette-wills her new base voice to Clare Spurgen. Richard Axford-leaves his Senior Banquet to posterity. Mae Bailey-wills her short skirts to Mary Peters an Betty Baker-wills her Irish Tem- per to somebody that can hold it. Jacqueline Bamford-leaves her brain to Joan Debnev Virginia Barber-leaves her mind. Howard Barikmo-leaves his bricks. He knows what we mean. Carol Bartholomew-wills her sad- dle shoes to Miss Barrett. Evelyn Barton-leaves her breath- ing ability to Connie Hasswell Carl Block-leaves Senior Advent- ure Scouts to an up and coming junior. Edward Bonham-wills his car to Mr. Betzing. John Campau-wills his belted business suit to Lowrey's next best dressed man, Jim Garcia. Pat Feasel-wills her knit dress to anyone who has the nerve to wear it. Hilary Plorek-wills his brush hair cuts to Bob Rock. Ellen Goeckel-leaves her swing in Lowrey's back yard. Richard Kerr-leaves 7th hour study hall with pleasure. Page I Glen Mac Donand-leaves his high marks to Tom Arp. John Reyman-leaves his cheap base hits. Paul Russ-leaves his pool shoot- ing to Miss Gibas. Art Smith-leaves for Hollywood to take over where Frank Sinatra leaves off. Bob Shaw-leaves his crooked pool shooting to someone honest like Janet Showers. Lillian Syacsure-leaves Ray Kid- dleg but not for long. Don Travis-leaves his butter fin- 'gers to the cafeteria. Bob Yarber-Leaves!! Too bad girls Sally Cunninghaneleaves with the idea of being a wash board player in Spike Jones orchestra. Leon Woods-leaves his curley hair to any girl who hasn't tried a toni. Norma Hogan-wills her vocal cords to Mr. Coedy. Dolores Brown-gives her formula for blond hair to Marian Blanchard. 1 Jack Hayden-leaves his school girl complexion to Barbara Campau. John Kirshner-gives his bouncing gait to John Williams. Alfred Sanford-gives back Mr. Nelson his shop keys. Melvin Sielke-gives his wonderful physique to Garden Lambie. Bill Semkiw-gives his 7 foot stature to Ronald Sergy. Jack Norton-wills Miss LaMarca peace of mind. Norma Phillips-wills the school the HFutorian A i'AvenirH Bob Pummill-leaves his seat on the bench to Norm Barikmo Bob Briton-leaves his mustachto Don Arney. Don Wells-leaves his many argu- ments to anyone who can win them, he carx't. Doris Bewernitz-gives her dogs to Mrs. Murray. Bob Mclnturff-leaves his flea bitten nag to Mrs. Bierwith. Don Petosky-leaves his red plaid shirts to Miss Bertram. Marie Renaud-wills one of her corsages to Jerry Bland. Sally Reidhaar-gives her economic assignments to Mr. Betzing's scrap pile. Shirley Sparks-wills her spark of determination to Al McGrath. The Schultes'-leaves their red hot tempers to Mr. Todd. James Moore-leaves his tennis N 44 hi.- Page 2 shorts to Mitzie. Joanne Tippery-leaves her giggles to Alice Waterhouse. Joan Droste-leaves her appendix to anybody who needs a vacation. Beverly Dobson-wills her capacity for procrastination to Roslyn Lamorte. John Leszczynskupleaves his poln- tical career to Bill Titus. Peggy Little-leaves her piggy bank to Ethel Scott. Marilyn Clark-gives her make-up to Barbara Olsen. Carl Bartz-gives his umagnifyingu glasses to Miss Bertram to see the Junior's mistakes more clearly. Russell Gauslin-Leaves7!??? Gloria Beckwith-leaves her charm- ing personality. Richard Berger-leaves his ability to find money. bill Bertrand-leaves his genero- sity to who ever can use it. Gaynelle Bills-leaves her short temper to any long tempered person. Charles Bishop-leaves his reputa- tion as a Umeanu guy to Dick Dins- more. , Sherman Boss-leaves his Hcuteu 11,2-Iii. Jack Bremiller-leaves his swim- mimg ability to Larry Coon. Margaret Brislin-leaves her love to the Cearbaughs. Robert Buben-leaves his admiring glances to his gal Schulte. Pob Burns-leaves his sarcasm to Chuck Sisson. John Buza-leaves his Ufibbingn to Shirley. W Gloria Byland-leaves her Hbe-bops to Wayne Pressey. Roseline Candella-leaves her curly hair to Evelyn Black. Gene Cannon-leaves her bottle of peroxide to J.J. Alice Clark-leaves her raven locks to Mr. Godfrey. Wendell Dance-leaves his ability to win scholarships to Berni Con- aughty. George Dockerty-leaves his lanky legs to Bob Winnie. Alan Drake-leaves nib Hcontinuous jabbern to Hay Kiddle. Don Edwards-leaves his ngayn romances to Charles Farr. Gordon Empson-leaves his typing ability to Al Torres. Ken Erickson-takes the Varsity Clubs' records with him to avoid a check-up. Lois Qricksfn - her ,.,Y-- --Y t ' iw N Lowxey Light brown eye inexchange for a blue one. Ihger Rmwell -leaves his blond beauty and baby blue eyes to rat Winkle. Margaret Pike-leaves her seri- ous air to Betty Jo Adams. Robert Flaherty-leaves his rattle trapn to anyone who can try and drive it. Iichard Fountain-leaves school gladly. Jeanetge Fournier-leaves her Ugigglen to Miss Kiel. Iren Fowler-leaves her chains on Empson to poserity. Robert Fowler-leaves his little brown book to Barbara. Jack iiankHn -leaves his nose plugs to Richard Humphrey. Vincent Gabriel-leaves his hair to the Janitor to use as a mop rag to mop up the tloors. Mildred Gage-leaves her torrid romances for a guy named Bill. Art Gainer-leaves has wastebasket full of wet sawdust to Mr. Muldowney James Gautz-leaves his long legs to Eddy Berrington. Pat Goodwin-leaves Miss Stelter. Shirley Gorde-takes Jack with hen Elsie Grassel-leaves her True Romances and True.Stories to Rose Marie Veries. Elizabeth Gute-leaves the broken engagement ring behind. Ellen Haeger-leaves her Gbi1ifY to crawl through windows with a peg skirt Barbara Halsted-leaves her sassi- ness to Muldowney. Connie Hoogerwerf-leaves her ngolden locksn to a wig manufactur- ing company. Wendelin Hughes-leaves his numer- aus birthdays to Miss La MGICO- william Jaeger-leaves his art qbility to Nr, Keyers' classes. Marilyn Jenkins-leaves her journ- alism ability to the Light Staff- May Johansson-leaves her smile to Mr. Roski- Janet Johnson-leaves her sweet smile to all the sourpusses. Vera Johnson-leaves her shorthand ability to all the iith grade girls. Constance Jordan-leaves her driv- ing ability to Mr. Halgren's classes Janet Jordon-takes her De Soto whistles with her. Suzanne Keleman-leaves her abil- ity to get mad at Dc' .a:1ly. kiqhpgd Kglsey-leaves 11 to do rush u: 0 221 ' 11' fl 0, re y L ig hl duick and his 40 speeding tickets to all car owners. Glen Kersten-leaves his courtwy to the school. Mu: Ann Kish-leaves her sweet Ways 'U jackie Flynn. Noami Knight-leaves her beautiful posture to Rod Rigger. Mary nnn Koveleski-leaves her quietness to Betzy McFee. Larry Kuhn-leaves his sailor's gait. Marilyn Lambert-leaves her roving brown eyes. Tom Lambert-leaves his moods, al- though we wish he'd take them with him. Y Herbert Lamkin-leaves his mathe- matical ability to Miss Gamble. Mary LaTorre-Leaves her friendly manners. Jerry Lawyer-leaves his shyness behind. lvhn Long-leaves his Toni refill to Pauline Day. Walter Loucks-leaves his swim ing ability to the fishes. Marilyn Lumley-leaves her youth behind. Gerald Mack-takes his calculatin' ways with him. Aloysius Manor-leaves his jolly laugh to the Ir. Class. Geraldine Manning-leaves her line of force to Dick Powell Genny Mayewski-leaves her pretty hair and height to Alice Lepeck- Bill Mayville-leaves his tennis ability to Mr. Muldowny. Gerald McDiarmid-leaves his uni- form to Bill Waylie. Shirley McGrath-leaves Federcl's. Doreen NcMurtrie-leaves her harem to the 'Sweet Shop. Bob Merwin-leaves his fantastic grin behind. joseph Mickalek-leaves his high voice behind. V Dwight Vilatz-leaves his beauti- ful blush to Allen Park. LaVonne Narlock-leaves her in- telligence to all Freshmen. Bette Neitzer-leaves her tears-- because they flow like wine. Delores Newton-leaves her 'Cute looks' to gUdriey Turshnuik. Florence vlah-leaves her enor- mous height to Donald Tofmeu. Ioyce Oliverson-leaves her mighty love to Ur- Ratzing- Fac vison-leaves her fnc hour lunch period. 5.3112 ' ' '-tclcce P5-I' br ins Page 3 Geraldine Orr-leaves her laugh to whom it may concern. Norma Pelmas-leaves her love to Harvey. Virginia Pierce-leaves her long skirts for anyone who likes Lo clean the floor. Betty Hahn-takes her peacock strut with her. Elmer Recklin-leaves his quiet ways to Buddy Koons. Eileen Hideout-takes Norman with her. Janet Roberts-leaves her ways for the teachers. q Alex Ropeck-leaves Eleanor behing -Fern Bowden-leaves her sky smile to Miss Kiel. Harold Rudolph gives Joan Tippery all his love. Clemmie Saterfield-leaves her southern accent to Mrs. Adams just m case she loses hers. Carol Schatz-leaves her carrots behind. Ralph Schaub-leaves his bashful smile to the Freshman class- john Siehold-leaves his short legs to Walldecker- Sheila Shaw-leaves her abilitv to get into the school office to the office Practice girls. janet Showers-For Sale Wrownie number one to anyone. jean Showers-For Sale-Brownie number two to anyone- l Mildred Smith-leaves her pretty black hair to some sophomore. Norman Smith-leaves his gaze for women to anyone with nerve. Shirley Smith-leaves her interest ing pocket book. Eleanor Spitler-leaves her nice personality to Keith Walworth. Vary Spurling-leaves her muscles to the steel lockers- Iane Stainbrook-takes her bouncy engagement ring with her. Carles Steller-leaves his 'won- derful' driving Ability. Nancy Stewart -takes her form keeper with her. Guess What Pill Stiles-leaves his way with the women to Douglas McMurtrie. Shirley St. Lawrence-leaves her quiet manner. Robert Swan-leaves his 1bi3iLv ro S911 two pieces or paper for One penny to any Junior- mthryn Swarinout-leaves her muscles to Virginia Guyot- yay Tejada-takes her engagement ring with her- Page 4 Elien Thorsby-leaves her algebra ability to Rose. Beverly Tilford-takes her tight skirt with her. Richard Treachler-leaves Connie behind to saneone else. Robert Tylo-leaves his pole to Richard Rireman. Bob Webster-leaves his long legs to any Junior who wants to jump twenty feet. Bonnie Witman-leaves her maiden name to Lowrey. Audrey Wilkie-leaves her commer- cial ability to posterity. Pat Wilkie-leaves her hair to Mr. Ardis if and when he needs it. Margaret Wilson-leaves her charm- ing manners to Pat Wilson. Kenneth Wurtz-leaves his corny jokes. Jeanette Arnberg-leaves with hope of a bright future. Dolores Bluhmleaves hen bright Barabra Yates. red hair to Richard LaFevere-leaves his ability to mix gas and water togeth- er- Aileen Norris-leaves her ability to go around with two-tone hair to all nervy juniors. Winonia Sweet-just leaves. Paul Klassen-leaves his good marks to all not-so-brilliant stu- dents. Betty Schettenhelm-leaves with the hope that nobody will mispro- nounce her name. A Margaret Robinson-leaves in hope of joining Wally. Q Francis Madlinski-leaves and hope she won't have to return. IN MEMORY E y E orzn ie W hi trne n - l've learned to love dgar Lowrey school f' but l've had some troubles, too. So, to all the under classmen, this poem is just for you. l heard many, many do's and don'ts, All sorts of musts and should, The teachers that I tried to PLGQSG, And somehow never could. The home work that l struggled through, The home work that l shirked, l always tried, and slaved and . 'FHQlQA' hutgsomehow never worked. Lowrey Light l'd shriek and cry, and tear my hair While passing through the halls, l'm sure I left some bloody footw prints, Scattered over Lowrey's halls. And yet l know through all my gripes I love the dear old place, l'll miss the kids and teachers And every old familiar face. l'll long remember Senior Proms, And all our start affairs, When l'm out of school and strugglw ln' Wigth life, and all its toiisome cares. REMEMBER My Marylyn Lumley As you rembeber your school days here, Surely a smile will come When you think of the little funny things That some of us have done. Remember the beautiful water ballet That was viewed by a fullmpacked house, And in the pool's though, to the girls' dismay Appeared a wee little mouse. Remember that day in swimming class Teacher said, nerawl 'round the pool once, please And on hearing this a coniused litw tle lass, Began crawling around on her knees. And a civics class will never forget The day when a certain lad tDGPG Heard an awful and fatal rip ds he sat down in his chair. The whole room laughed at this poor s lad'S woe l guess it was kinda mean. He thought he'd be rather nonchalant to he said, HWy shorts are cleanfu Remember the fire drills we had And the Screams and the Shouts that arose, Prom the girls just coming from Swimming ls ttey ran in to get into their clothes. ' Why do senior girls put grease on their face at night. to they can wake up oily. L-1h! U Page 3 .6 -..W e --- ---- --- 1- --- -1--- r-Legg f 'm, ' ' f - rx-ga 5 'YTPHECY lcontinueal 51 '.s1aent, Tom Lambert, who 'r:e-ced us to the professors of we academy. They were: Music Prof., Villiam Semkew, Coack Jonathon Rayman of the Academy's All-American Girl Footbal Team, Psychology Prof., Jack Hayden, Chemistry Prof, Ralph Schaub, and Economics Prof Bob Webster. ' . Leaving the school, we discov- ered Bama Bama's long lost Hidden Valley. ln the Valley we found hidden school pals who were given up as lost. They wereg Pat Feasel, Sheila Shaw, Art Gainer, Joan Droste Don Wells. and Bonnie hmitman. Leaving our lost friends to their game of nTiddley Winks,N we went back to the ship to leave for home. Bidding farewell to all we knew, we noticed a missionary who was planting his fig trees and thinking of building study halls for the unfortunates of Baba Bama. And so as we were donned with wreath after wreath of flower leis, we waved goodbye to all our friends of the famous class of '49. SENIURFS FKREUELL 'BY Regina 0'Ia11ey Scenes of familiarity, friends we have known so long, V Everyone of these precious thingy soon will be gone: Never shall we Seniors forget these days at Lowrey High, Immeshed forever in the cares of the world you'll often hear us sigh. Over the years we'll all think back on the fun that we have sharred Remembering Bill and Sally'and Rom and wondering how they've fared. Seniors are a jaunty bunch and you'll think that we don't care, When we take that big diploma and scramble down the stair. But four good years spent togeth- er are bound to take their toll, And when high school days are over many a tear will roll. So, farewell to our many teachers who have striven to teach as well To prepare us for the cold, cruel world, you have done your job just, swell, 'Cause no matter where we, your Seniors go, we'll always see it through. And when we age to ninety-three, we'll still remember youl GRIU JATTIJN BY joan Droste Soon I shall lay aside my books and bid farewell to all my school friendsg for I am graduating. with me I take twelve years of learning. Not just learning how to add and subtract but learning about people. I hmm learned how to pick my friends according.to the type of friends I want. . Yet they call it Commencement, the beginning. Yes it is the be- ginning of your life when your decision will be all your own. There will be no one to find your mistakes and show you how to cor- rect them. This will be up to you- Some of us are glad it's over. but are we really? Perhaps you think no matter who your teachers were, hhat you always had too much work, but isn't that really what school was for? Now we are ready to choose work that we should enjoy because it will be of our own choice So, I bid farewell to my teach- ers, friends and the many PIGGSUIGS and hardships during my twelve YSGTS of school. EDUCATIUN IS UNLIMITED BY Irene Fowler, Carl Bartz, and lm. Bertrand The individual who knows readi- ly how to meet circumstance and nmke decisions by himself intellectually, the person who acts and treats all incidents fairly and who himself, is not spoiled by his own success: this is an educated person. Education does not stop with graduating from high school. Every- one should go on and specialize in somethingg something beyond high school level. It is getting so that one must have a high school educa- tion just to be a street cleaner, which is no disgrace in itself, but shows how important education really is. Ibis every common for the in- dividual to complete high school in this day and age. However, a workers annual earnings are related to his education. Better educated men pre- dominate in the higher salary brack- et. If high school does not assume courtuunn on PAGE 4-