Redford High School - Redford Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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IITIVITIES 46 A UPPER LEFT: Although their votes didnit count in the 1944 presidential election, their experience at the booths will make these pupils more intelligent voters when they come of age. LOWER LEFT: Finale of Redford,s fashion show, which depicted a 'gtypical high school dayf, Modeling formals are, left to right, Ruth Sweetman, Sally Miller, Beverly Bennett CMiss Michigan, 19445, Phyllis Juergens, Kay Free- man, and Margaret Higginbotham. UPPER RIGHT: Chairman Bill Wiegand and his election committee were snapped as they counted the votes during the 1944 presi- dential election. Redford favored Roosevelt-by a 32-vote majority! LOWER RIGHT: Girls of Mrs. Lewis, sewing class are shown making slippers for the American Red Cross.

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SPEEI These are lousy days at Redford. From early morning till late in the afternoon, and often into the evening, the buildings hum with activities of all kinds. UPPER LEFT: Red Cross officers discuss record room projects. UPPER RIGHT: War bond generals line up under their progress charts. The goal, 35350,000, was surpassed. LOWER LEFT: Jeanne Boos and Fred Courville, with Mr. Hegener and Miss O,Leary. discuss decorations for the school's first night dance, The Snowballv, December 1. LOWER RIGHT: Girls help study hall 385 to win the paper drive contest.

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MISS AROLINE ARMS- Nuthin' could be finer. Foreign language dep't. MISS JEWEL ATKINS- Gem of purest ray serene. Science dep't. MISS LOIS BANFIELD-t'Love me, love my dog. Commercial deplt. JOSEPH BARNHART-'tHart as big as a barn. Science dep't. Nescor Club sponsorg ticket sales manager. MRS. MYRA C. BARRON-'tWe must learn to articulate. English dep't. Senior luncheon committee sponsorg speech contests chairman. RAY BIGLER-'rHeart of gold. Science dep't. Gray Hi-Y ass't. sponsorg ticket sales ass't. JOHN BLUE-f'He's Blue in name only. Science dep't. head. Gray Hi-Y sponsor. JOHN BOVILL- This John tvill-Bo' you over. Mathematics and social science deplts. CHARLES BRAUN- 'Brauny' and brainy. Vocational dep't. CHARLES BREEDLOVE-K'Good time Charlie. Science dep't. SEYMOUR BROWN- I give it to you for what it's worth. Health Education dep't. head. Track and golf coachg senior prom committee member. MISS MILDRED BRUESER-'tBruesy's a doozyf' Librarian. War bond commit- teeg honors committee. MISS EUDORA CHAMPLIN- Eudora on sightf' Commercial dep't. School placement committee. LAWRENCE CHICKERING-'tNot nec- essarily, if you want my opinion. Mathe- matics deplt. Ways and means committee sponsor. ROSCOE CLARK- He knows just where to draw the line. Vocational dep't. EDWIN C. COMER- His friendly grin says 'Comer' round again. Health edu- cation and social science dep'ts. Safety coordinator. MISS MARGARET COOK- Cookin' on the front burner. Mathematics dep't. Honors committee. MRS. HELEN COUTTS-'lNever a dull moment. English deplt. Speakers' Bureau sponsorg Red Cross. MISS GENEVIEVE CUNNINGHAM- Genevieve, sweet Genevieve. Mathe- matics deplt. Jr. American Red Cross sponsor. MISS FREDDA DANIEL- Give it to me by word of mouth. Mathematics dep't. THOMAS DAVIS- Fine and dandy. Mathematics dep't. CHARLES DEL GAUDIO- Fudge, fudge, who's got the fudge? Foreign language dep't. MRS. FRANCES DENTONi Home- at the range. Vocational dep't. Miss LENA GQ DOLL-ffcives pupils their doll-arls worth. English dep't. MISS LUCILLE DREYER-'tShe'5 car- ryin' a torch for gym. Health educa- tion dep't. Girls' field hockey and bas- ketball coach. LEE B. DURHAM- Son of the Sunny South. Social Science dep't. head. GEORGE EDMONDS- Arbitrarily, my dear students. Mathematics dep't. WILLIAM I-I. EDWARDS-i'He's a jolly good fellow. Mathematics deplt. Out- post business managerg senior play com- mittee sponsor.