Redford High School - Redford Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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CAST p SE IUH Big-Hearted Herbert, the Senior Play, played to a packed house, and was a roaring success with its dual cast of twenty-six mem- bers. The cast began rehearsals in mid-Sep- tember, and gave their performances two months later on December 4 and 5. The play Row 4: Al Blythe, Bill Linebaugh, Bud Dudley, Robert Kiley, Robert Schlusler, Norm Phillips, Jim Taylor. Row 3: Willi Heal, Robert Awrey, ,lack Ring- Stad, Keith Jordan, George Shaffer, Charles Ozeng- har, Ruth Blair. Row 2: Norma Crawford, Irene Love, Hazel Nolen, Jayne Allmayer, Delphine Bruske, Renee Fouts, Joan Stevens, Pat Wallis. Row 1: Corinne Calkins, June Layland, Ken Coburn, Marion Sharkey, Janet Weiss, Clark Whitehorn, Miss Mor- ford. 22 PI. was under the direction of Miss Morford, dra- matics teacher. Intermission numbers were played by the Senior Orchestra. Big-Hearted Herbert netted the grand total of three hun- dred dollars.

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AWARDS The honors assembly held at the end of each term rewards outstanding students in curricular and extra- curricular activities. So numerous are the awards now that two days must be used for the purpose of distributing them. January 19 and 20 were the im- portant days this year. To those brainy pupils who achieve the feat of get- ting all A's in all academic subjects on all card mark- ings go Hi-Y honor certificates. 'School letters are awarded to the members of the various athletic teams. The senior girl selected by a faculty committee as most outstanding is presented with a medal and has her name engraved on the school Girl Reserve trophy. The Student Council awards a cup to the athletic team with the highest average of scholarship among its members. The Biology Award goes to the most outstanding pupil of biology. 24- Membership in Quill and Scroll, International So- ciety for High School Journalists, along with a Quill and Scroll pin, is given to outstanding members of the Outpost staff who have fulfilled the requirements of the Society in writing. The pupil of the commercial department who has done the most outstanding work receives the Com- mercial Award. The Aeolian Music Award goes to the students who have contributed the most to the music department during the last term. 'Outstanding work in radio production and tech- nique is recognized in the presentation of the Radio Award. The Eta Sigma Phi Latin award is given to Latin students who maintain a record of all A's in final marks throughout eight semesters of Latin. Special service in any extra-curricular activity is rewarded with a merit certificate.