Redford High School - Redford Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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THE U TPIJST NEWSPAPER STAFF Don McGehee, editor-in-ehiefg Barbara Wllittaker, editorial editor, Marjorie Riggs, news editor, Gloria Shockcor, feature editorg Laura Higgins, headline editor, John Haas, sports editorg Miss E. M. Van Houten and Mr. A. D. Greene, sponsors. BACK ROVV: John Kepler, Cliff Mezey, Barry Allman, Bill Wiegand, Lou Manley, Bob Wilson, Bill Ketzbeck, Gaylord Todd. ROW THREE: Ken Stevens, Martha Wise, Catherine Blomquist. Mary Lou Tuck, Audrey Brown, Margaret Schlomer, Annabelle Lee, John Cousins. ROXV TWO: Marilyn Macoit, Anne Rogers, Pat Kwart, Helen Gerber, Louise Schultz, Jane Beetham. ROXV ONE: Miss Van Houten, John Haas, Gloria Schockcor. Marjorie Riggs, Don McGehee, Barb Whittaker, Laura Higgins, Mr. A. D. Greene. Former editor-in-chief, Don McGehee, who enlisted in the Army Specialized Service Pro- gram early in December, is pictured at a sur- prise party given in his honor by the Outpost Staff with his parents and Miss Van Houten. Although a 12B, Don had more than enough credits for graduation. He was allowed, there- fore, to lake his finals in December, and his diploma will be sent to him. Qopposite pagel Listening to one of the records purchased for the English classes with Outpost profits are some of the editors and their assistants. The Line-0-Type Club comprises ninth and tenth graders who are interested in journalism. They meet each Monday to read and discuss stories and news items which they have written for Outpost Ir., a feature of the regular school publication.

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YEARBOOK STAFF BACK ROW: Calvin A. Nixon, Bob Hund, Ty Perkins, Joyce Williams, Marge Riggs, Dot Drevdahl, Bob Churchill, Bob Mann, Cliff Mezey, Gaylord Todd ROW FOUR: Margie Wagner, Charlotte Phelps, Carol Tuckett, Fran Burt, Marianne Kull, Yi Bone, Elizabeth Houck, Marilyn Robinson, Lou Manley. ROW THREE: Ann Griffin, Nancy Strohm, Barbara Flora, Charlotte Hill, Sarah Hoyt, Shirlee Konezlman, Nancy Rudy, Jinny Noon, Virginia Winter. ROW TWO: Jo Beattie, Lucille Waldorf, Jackie Langan, Beverly Siggins, Helen Gerber, Mary Williams, Opal Barrett, Anne Logan, Louise Schultz. ROW ONE: Mr, Walton, Mrs. Parker, Miss Miller, Barb Whittaker, Georgia Hess, Ruth Campbell, Mr. A. D. Greene, Mr. Stewart.