Redford High School - Redford Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1946 volume:

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C1066 of January, f Senior Oflicers Webb Wilson, president Janice Montgomery, secretary Bill Reiss, vice-president Marilyn Strobm, treasurer Motto: Progress Through Unity Flower: Red Rose Colors: Royal Blue and White Commencement Speakers Doris Bussey A Peter Belcher Annabelle Lee Don 0'Connell Shirley Nelson Bill Reiss H L Committees Class Day: Mrs. Phyllis Sutlili, sponsor, Bill Schultz, chairman, Dick Griiiith, George Martin, Dick Schiete, Audrey Brown, Pat McGrath, and Colleen Waugh. Class Luncheon: Miss Helen 0'Leary, spon- sor, Bob Thompson, chairman, Louis Em- mert, Joanne Watson, Dick Mogle, Fred Zehr, Bunny Bowman, and Betty Jose. Commencement: Mr. A. D. Greene, sponsor, Anne Rogers, chairman, Dot DeLeys, Elaine Graichen, Robert Davison, Don Sivyer, Grace Graham, and Joanne West. Dress: Mr. Arthur I-Iornkohl, and Mr. Frank Smith, sponsors, Pat Collings, chairman, Dot Dulka, Gorden Ferguson, Don Murray, Larry Sutherland, Jean Kinney, and Betty Weiser. Motto and Flower: Mr. Cortlandt Sayers, sponsor, Nancy Christensen, chairman, Peter Belcher, Harvey Mascow, Margaret Tobey, Elsa Albinson, Stan Wimberly, and Rosemary Lloyd. Senior Play: Mr. Thomas Davis, sponsor, Mary Lou Watkins, chairman, Bob Carrier, Don 0'Donnell, Annabelle Lee, Don Sietz, and Eleanor Dilbeck. Senior Prom: Miss Regina Mahar, Mr. Leon- ard Walle, and Mrs. Frank Hojnaki, spon- sors, Margaret Price, chairman, Fred De- Marias, Kaye Freeman, Barb Fluke, Gil Rice, Strictly Unofficial Class Characters fSee opposite page? Gilda Milstead, and Chuck Layton. Publicity: Miss Myrtle Monroe, sponsor, Kaye Shannon, chairman, Jean Montgomery, Ruth Crossett, Roy Link, Art Wilusz, Betty Seese, and Vahagn Agbabian. Ways and Means: Mr. R. W. Garrettner, sponsor, Marilyn Strohm, chairman, Sue Brede, Harlen Anderson, Bruce Wyble, Pat Holt, Earl Maisevich, and Mary Ann Thom- as. Social: Miss Margaret Menard, and Mr. Wil- lard Strickland, sponsors, Bob Kelley, chair- man, Dale Firebaugh, Don Mero, Barb Burgess, Anne Guillaume, Chuck Stinson, and Betty Pardoe. 1. Jester: Pete Dietrich 6. Pepsodent Smile: Nancy Christen- 2. Cl Cl : W Sen .asS. olvn Joanne .atson 7. 88 Keys: Bob Thompson . 3. Pigskin Pirate. D. J. Firebaugh 8 Brain. Peter Belcher 4' Camlms Cutie: KHYC Freeman 9. Delphoi Fiend: Chuck Stinson 5. Drummer Boy: Fred DeMarias 10. Deadline Drudge: Shirley Nelson Lgnfroolucing fAe uaganf .gbniorfg Lam :Sane in fkeir ROW ONE fleft to rightl ROW TWO Lleft to rightj ROW THREE fleft to rightj BILL ADAMS-Ambition, U. S. Navy, hob- by, radio. VAHACN ACBABIAN-Red Hi-Y, Nescor Club, yearbook staff, Printing and Publicity committee, hobby, printing. ELSA ALBINSON-Motto and Flower com- mittee, hobby, jewelry, ambition, college to take up professional jewelry. MARY ALFONO-Ambition, Marygrove College, hobbies, handicraft, dancing. HARLEN ANDERSON-Red Hi-Y, Ways and Means committee, ambition, optome- trist, hobby, sports. VIRGINIA ANDREWS--N.H.S., Commercial Clubg' ambition, travel, hobby, roller skat- ing. DONNA AYERS-Ambition, private secre- tary, hobby, dancing. ROBERT BACHE-Ambition, Navy, hob- bies, hunting, fishing. BARBARA BAILEY,-Ambition, commer- cial work, hobby, music. MARGARET BAKKEN-Ambition, to go to Norway. MARILYNN BANWELL-N.H.S., yearbook staff, ambition, University of Wisconsin, hobby, making silver jewelry. DONNA BEACON-Ambition, secretary, hobby, stamp collecting. ROSALINE BEDENKO-Ambition, secre- tary, hobby, sewing. PETER BELCHER-N.H.S., senior speaker, Motto and Flower committee, ambition, nuclear physicist, hobby, science, radio. DOROTHY BLOM-Biology Club, ambi- tion, designer, hobbies, dress designing., piano. BOB BOGANwSpanish Club vice-president, Latin Club. ROBERT BOLLENS-Ambition, college, hobbies, mechanics, bowling. CHRIS BOWMAN-Ambition, Navy, hobby, golf. DOROTHY BOWMAN-N.H.S., Luncheon committee, ambition, buyer, hobby, collect- ing things. - BEVERLY BRANCH-Ambition, fashion designing, advertising, hobbies, dancing, swimming, roller skating. SUE BREDE-Senior Play, Ways and Means committee, yearbook stall, ambition, Albion College. I ROW ONE fleft to righti ROW TWO fleft to righti ROW THREE tleft to right! AUDREY BROWN-N.H.S., Class Day com- mittee, ambition, novelist, hobby, reading. JOHN BRUCEAAmbilion, mechanical engi neer, bobby, motorcycles. BARBARA BURGESS----Vigilanti Club, Sen ior Play, yearbook staff, Social committee, ambition, M.S.C. THOMAS BURKe-Ambition. engineer LOIS BURROWSfYearbook staff, ambi- tion, Albion College. DORIS BUSSEY-Senior speaker, ambition, Albion College. BRUCE BUTCHER-Student Council, am- bition, college, hobby, guns. JOYCE BYRON-Ambition, see the world, hobbies, roller skating, horse-back riding. SHIRLEE CAHILL4Ambition, Medical technology at U. of D., hobbies, dancing, collecting popular records. BETTY CARMER-Swimming team cap- tain, bobby, sports. ROBERT CARRIER---Senior Play commit- tee, ambition, U. S. Navy, hobby, golf. LOUISE CARTWRIGHTHAmbition, busi- ness college, hobbies, swimming, ice skat- ing. BILLIE CHAPMAN-Ambition, office work, hobby, dancing. NANCY CHRISTENSEN-N.H.S., Motto and Flower committee chairman, yearbook sen- ior editor, ambition, M.S.C. 125 ladgclzokgicaf fefnffi, arolenf 'in PAT COLLINGS-N.H.S., Girl Reserves, Biology Club vice-president, Junior Red Cross president, Dress committee chairman, ambition, medicine at U. of M. JOE COLWELL-Grey Hi-Y, R Club, bas- ketball team, ambition. Army. MILLARD CORNWELL--Ambition, busi- ness school. VVANDA COX--Ambition, secretary, hobby, traveling. WINTON CRAWFORD-in Navy. RUTH CROSSETT---N.H.S., Girl Reserves, Biology Club, Printing and Publicity com- mittee, Senior Orchestra, Clee Club, ambi- tion, social worker, bobby, Marimba. EUNICE CRULL-Ambition, commercial artist, hobby, art. fke IOUPJMGK of five, gum-c ewing, ana! jifferdugging . . . foga! in feam- ROW ONE fleft to right? DAVID CURHAN- Rn Club, tennis team, ambition, medical school at U. of M. or Al- bion, hobbies, chemistry, tennis. INEZ DARRAGH-Hobbies, swimming, ice skating. ROBERT DAVISON-Commencement com- mittee, Senior Band, ambition, engineer, hobbies, stamps, mechanics. DONA DELBRIDGE-Ambition, business school, hobby, ice skating. DOROTHY DELEYS-219 secretary, Com- mencement committee, ambition, University of California, hobby, collecting dance tickets. FRED DEMARAIS-Red Hi-Y, Prom com- mittee, Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, am- bition, M.S.C., hobby, drums. JOYCE DENIOHAmbition, University of Wisconsin. ROW TWO Cleft to rightl PETER DIETRICH-N.H.S. president, Span- ish Club president, R.O.T.C. Captain, Senior Play, ambition, Annapolis, hobby, pestering Mr. Branigan. ELEANOR DILBECK--Senior Play commit- tee, N.H.S., Nescor Club, yearbook staff, ambition, U. of M. WILLIAM DUDLEY-Ambition, pharma- cist, hobby, piano boogie. DOROTHY DULKA-Commercial Club president, Dress committee, ambition, ste- nographer, hobbies, bowling, dancing. STUART DYER-Ambition, Army, hobby, taxidermy. FRED ECKHOUT-Ambition, journalism, hobbies, hunting, fishing. NORINE EICHOLTZ-Ambition, secretary, hobby, swimming. . ROW THREE fleft to right? ELIZABETH ELLIOT-Commercial Club, ambition, Wayne. LOUIS EMMERTiSenior Play, Luncheon committee, Clee Club, ambition, U. of D., hobby, skiing. JEAN EMMONS-N.H.S., Outpost staff, year- book staff, ambition, college, hobby, tall blondes. JOSEPHINE ENGLERT-Ambition, typist, hobbies, collecting records, tennis. MARY KATHERINE ERNST-Ambition, travel, hobbies, roller skating, collecting rec- ords. JOHN ERRANTE-301 president, R Club president, Red Hi-Y, football. GERALD FARRELL-swimming team, am- bition, Army, hobbies, swimming, log cut- ting. ROW ONE Kleft to rightl GORDON FERGUSON---Dress committee, ambition, own a florist shop, hobbies, hunt- ing, swimming. JOE FERRY-Ambition, law or medicine, hobbies, music, sports. DALE J. FIREBAUGH--N.H.S.. RB Club secretary, Grey Hi-Y, Nescor Club, football, Social committee, ambition, college, hobby, trying something new. MARILYN FISK-Ambition, M.S.C. DOLORES FITZGERALD-Ambition, com- mercial artistg hobbies, art, collecting rec- ords. ROBERT FITZGERALD-Ambition. drafts- mang hobby, sports. BARBARA FLUCKE--Aeolian Club, Prom committeeg ambition., Purdue University. ROW TWO ileft to rightj GLENN FOSTER-Ambition, merchandis- ing, hobby, radio. BENJAMIN LEWIS FOXWORTH, 1R.-Am- bition, Army Air Corpsg hobby, sports. KAYE FREEMAN-N.H.S., Student Coun- cil, 219 president, Senior Play, yearbook staff, Prom committee, Glee Club, hobby, dancing. EVELYN FRENCH-Ambition, beauty op- eratorg hobby. dancing. BONNIE FRITZ-Ambition, Albion Col- lege. VELMA FRYER Ambition, singerg hobby, writing letters. WILLIAM E. FRYER-- R Club, Senior Play, ambition. electrical engineer, hobbies, swimming. dancing. ROW THREE lleft to rightl GORDON GANTOS-Hobby, ping pong. JOYCE GARRIGAN-Ambition, nursing. EVELYN GAZLEY-Ambition, dentist? as- sistant, hobby, collecting records. NANCY GIELOW--Girl Reserves. Biology Club, Senior Playg ambition. nursing at U. of M.:, hobby, traveling. DEWEY GINGER-Golf team, ambition, travel, hobby, sports. PEGGY GLADUEN---Spanish Club, ambi- tion, college. ELMO GLORIO'--Ambitious. mechanical cn- gineer, Navy, hobby. sports. C -eering, paper-co! ecfing, ana! Lone!-ae! ing . . . ai 'V T fo yOU, Aa,ttL'5CG,l I 86! U2t8l G,l'l5 0 tel l'l'l IOGIQQF67 l'l'li ' ROW ONE tleft to right? GRACE GRAHAM-Sextet Glee Club ear e 1 y ' book staff, Commencement committee, ambi- tion, music, hobby, singing. ELAINE GRAICHEN-Commencement com- mittee, Senior Play, ambition, business col- lege, hobbies, dancing, collecting pottery. ROSE MARIE GREEN-Ambition, secre- tary, hobbies, collecting records, roller skat- ing. CLIFFORD GREENE-Gray Hi-Y, Outpost staff, basketball team, ambition, University of Wisconsin, hobby, athletics. GEORGIA GREGG-Ambition, M.S.C., hob- bies, music, reading. NORMA GREGG-Ambition, M.S.C., hob- bies, dancing, riding, reading. RICHARD GRIFFITH-Class Day commit- tee, ambition, rancher, hobby, antique fire- 1ll'IllS. ROW TWO Cleft to right? VEDA GRIFFY-Ambition, travel, hobbies, acrobatics, swimming. ANNE GUILLAUME-N.H.S., 201 secretary, Senior Play, yearbook staff, W.R.B.G., Out- post staff, Social committee, ambition, trav- el,, hobby, dancing. JOYCE HACKMAN-Glee Club, hobbies, reading, swimming, ice skating, playing soc- cer. LUCILLE HAINLEN-Ambition, buyer, hobby, dancing. BEVERLY HAMACKER-Ambition, mod- eling, hobby, dancing. BILL HANNAN- Rv Club, swimming team captain, golf team, ambition, M.S.C., hob- bies, farming, golf, ice hockey. JAMES HARDEN-Ambition, travel, hob- bies, hunting, fishing. ROW THREE Cleft to rightl SALLY HARPER-Senior Play, ambition, American Airlines, hobby, collecting recipes of strange foreign foods. .IOHN HARTWEG-Ambition, college, hob- bies, baseball, football. MARGARET HENDRY-Ambition, travel, hobby, dancing. BARBARA HERRICK-Ambition, secre- tary, hobbies, piano, dancing. MARGARET HIGGINBOTHAM - Senior Play, ambition, stenographer, hobby, bowl- ing. MICHAEL HOFFMAN-Ambitioll, Marine Air Corps, hobbies, hunting, football, base- ball. WINIFRED HOLLYER--Girl Reserves, 201 treasurer, Glee Club, ambition, Telephone Company, hobby, dancing. ROW ONE tleft to rightl ALMA HOLMESfAmbition, secretary, hob- by, music. ' ELEANOR HOLMQUIST -4 Commercial Club, ambition, private secretary. PAT HOLT--Vigilauti Club, 201 president, yearbook staff, Ways and Means committee, ambition, University of Arizona. VERA JEAN HUCCARD-Girl Reserves ambition, lawyer, hobby, piano. WILLIAM HUGCINS-R.O.T.C., ambition, lawyer, hobbies, baseball, hunting. football. MARGIE ISHERWOODfSwimming team, ambition, English teacher, hobby, collecting pennants. BOB JENKINS-Ambition, college, hob- bies, golf, baseball, hunting. ROW TWO fleft to rightl MARILEE JOHNSON-Ambition, secretary, hobby, singing. NATHAN JONES-Student Council, ambi- tion, college, hobbies, golf, hunting, fishing. BETTY .IOSEALuncheon committee, ambi- tion, beauty operator, hobbies, roller skat- ing, dancing. DONA KEENEY---Ambition, interior deco- rator, hobby, roller skating. .IOANNE KELLEY-Glee Club, ambition, Albion College, hobby, music. BOB KELLEY-N.H.S., Spanish Club, Social committee chairman, ambition, Annapolis, hobby, hunting. JAY KENNEY-Senior Play, Spanish Club, ambition, doctor, hobbies, eating, swimming. ROW THREE ileft to rightl DOROTHY KIMBALL----Ambition, college, hobbies, silver jewelry, piano. JEAN KINNEY-Nescor Club, Spcaker's Bu- reau, swimming team, Dress committee, aun- bition. college, hobbies, swimming, dancing. EDITH KIRKWOOIJ M- Ambition, omce work, hobbies, dancing, music. JOYCE ANN KNAPI'--f-Commercial Clttb secretary, Senior Play, ambition, secretarial work, hobbies, swimming, dancing, roller skating. PJ'-ULINE KOHNERT--Clee Club, ambi- tion, singer, hobby, collecting classics in music. PATRICIA KWART-N.H.S., Biology Club, Speaker s Bureau, Outpost staff, yearbook staff, Senior Play, ambition, potter, hobby, writing. LEONA KYTE-Ambition. nurse, hobbies, music, sports. 5Ql'l'ljQ5t2I 6 ra 6 ai nin if eec ed an ozifem 2 9 lf' 2 P 9 ? P P 2 T l iaerdonagfy 2 Iaorfraiffi, calc-an -gown dciuirmingfi, ROW ONE Cleft to right? BARBARA LASHERfAmbition, bookkeep- erg hobbies, dancing, sports. CHARLES LAYTONiRed Hi-Y, Speaker's Bureau. Senior Play, Adcraft Club, yearbook staff. Prom committee, hobbies, art, dancing. ANNARELLE LEE-N.H.S., Girl Reserves vice-president, Biology Club, Senior Play committee. Senior speaker, ambition, social service work. KATHERINE LEEVER-+Ambition, nurse, hobby. roller skating. NANCY LEFORGE-Ambition, stenogra- pherg hobby. swimming. YVANDALINE LEFORGE - Library staff, hobby. reading. SUE LENT --Glee Club, ambition. fashion illustrator: hobby. art. ROW TWO Qleft to right? YVILLIAM LEUDESDORFF - Conservation Club, ambitions, veterinary, Army, hobbies. archaeological research. politics. ROY LINK-Student Council treasurer, 'gR club. Red Hi-Y, Cross country team captain, Glee Club, track team, Printing and Pub- licity committee. RACHEL LLOYD-Swimming team, tennis team, Senior Playg atnbition, to see the world, bobby. tennis. ROSEMARY LLOYD-Tennis team, Motto and Flower committee, ambition, graduate from U. of M., ltobbies, reading, tennis. ARLENE LYONSfAmbition. travelg hob- bies. sports, dancing. MARJORIE MAC LEOD-Ambition, private secretary, hobby, bowling. EARL C. MAISEVICH---Golf team, Senior Band. Senior Orchestra, Dance Rand, Vllays and Means commitieez, ambition, college, hobby. swimming. ROW THREE tleft to rightl MARGARET MANClNlfAmbition. office workg hobbies, dancing, roller skating. BEATRICE MANIS--Ambition, travel, bob- bies, roller skating, dancing. GEORGE MARTIN-Nescor Club, Senior Band, Class Day committee, ambition, study chemical engineering at University of Watsli- ingtong hobby. radio. GERRY MARTIN--Ambition. ecretarial work, hobby, drawing. HARVEY MASCOYV-Gray Hi-Y. football team, Motto and Flower committeeg ambi- tion, Hillsdale College, hobby. collecting pennies. DOROTHY MC ARTHUR --- Commercial Club, ambition, secretary, hobby, photog- raplty. MARY MC CORD-Aeolian Club, ambition, Stephens College, hobby, dancing. ROW ONE fleft to rightl NORMAN MC GLINNEN-Ambition, armed forces, hobby, sports. PAT MC GRATH-Senior Play, Girls' Sextet, Clee Club, Class Day committee, ambition, court reporter, hobby, music. DOROTHY MC KENZIE-Ambition, Univer- sity of Wisconsin, hobby, horseback riding. DONALD MC KERRELL-Ambition, armed forces, hobby, roller skating. PAT MC MAKEN-Yearbook staff, hobbies, sports, dancing. DONALD MERO-Cray Hi-Y president, R Club vice-president, football captain, baseball captain, basketball, Social commit- tee, ambition, college. GILDA MILSTEAD -- Senior Play, Prom committee, ambition, nurse, hobby, dancing. ROW TWO fleft to rightj MAXINE B. MINTZ-Nescor Club, ambi- tion, college, hobbies, stamp collecting, crafts. DICK MOGLE-Football team, basketball team, Luncheon committee, ambition, col- lege, hobbies, sports, dancing. JANICE MONTGOMERY-12A secretary, Aeolian Club, ambition, Dr. of Psychology -Albion College, hobby, swimming. JEAN MONTGOMERY-Printing and Pub- licity committee, Aeolian Club, ambition, art at M.S.C., hobby, drawing. DON MURRAY-Dress committee, ambi- tion, Navy or U. of M., hobbies, sports, music. SHIRLEY NELSON!N.H.S., Yearbook edi- tor-in-chief, Glee Club, Senior speaker, am- bition, writer, hobbies, music, reading. ELLEN NORDBECK - Ambition, travel, hobbies, bowling, dancing. ROW THREE Cleft to rightJ DON O'CONNELL--N.H.S., Senior Play com- mittee, Senior speaker, ambition, M.S.C., hobbies, football, ice skating. DOROTHY OXENDINE - Ambition, secre- tary. BETTY MARIE PARDOE-385 secretary, Vigilanti Club treasurer, Social committee, ambition, business school, hobby, writing letters. EILEEN PATTERSON - Ambition. office work, hobby, music, drawing. MARILYN POSEY-Ambition, secretary, hobby, dancing. MARGARET' PRICEvN.H.S., 385 president, Aeolian Club, Prom committee chairman, hobby, writing letters. BILL REHN4Ambition, job with Charlie Barnet, hobby, music. :Senior orafion cdifd, Ana A, an gracluafion ay . . . arewe , you un-fireol page emi Led Lam ixer, ROW' ONE 'left to rightj BILL REISSW-12A vice-president, 101 vice- president, Student Council, Senior speaker. baseball team, ambition, Miami University, hobbies, baseball, dancing. EVELYN REITER--Ambition, Detroit Busi- ness Institute. MARILYN RENO-Yearbook staff, Adcraft Club, ambition. commercial artist, hobby. drawing. GILBERT RICE-Cray Hi-Y, Nescor Club. Prom committee, ambition. U. of M., hob- bies, dancing, swimming. FRANCES RODGERS 1-Ambition, college, hobby, collecting popular records. ANNE ROCERSsN.H.S., Student Council president, Outpost editor-in-chief, Vigilanti Club, Speaker's Bureau. Senior Play, Com- mencement committee chairman, ambition, U. of M., hobby, journalism. LOUISE ROSASCO-Girl Reserves, ambi- tion, stewardess, hobbies, flying, collecting records. ROW TWO tleft to right? DONALD SAARELA--Ambition, college, hobby. sports. - RICHARD SCHIETE-Class Day committee. cross country and track team, hobby, run- ning. SHIRLEY SCHLEE-Ambition, dress de- signer, hobby, swimming. WILLIAINI SCHULTZ---Class Day chairman football, basketball, ambition, U. of M., hobbies. sports, dancing. hunting, fishing. GEORGE SCOTT-Ambition. forest ranger, hobby, hitch-hiking. BETTY SEESE- -Printing and Publicity com mittee, ambition, U.C.L.A., hobby, drawing DON SEITZ-Red Hi-Y, Swimming team co captain. Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, Sen- ior Play committee, hobby, music. ROW THREE tleft to righti KAYE SHANNON-Vigilanti Club presi- dent, yearbook art editor, Printing and Pub- licity committee chairman, Outpost staff, Ad- craft Club, ambition, college, bobby, art. HAROLD SIEGERT - N.H.S., ambition, Navy, hobby, model airplanes. MARY LOU SIMPSON-Ambition, art at M.S.C., hobbies, writing letters, dancing. CLAIRE SINSBAUGH-385 treasurer, am- bition, merchandise buyer, hobby. music. DON SIVYER-Commencement committee, Senior Band, ambition, college, -hobbies, hunting, fishing, sports. SHIRLEY SMITH-Yearbook staff, ambi- tion. M.S.C., bobby, collecting pennants. MARILYN STEWART - Ambition, office work. ROW ONE tlefl to rightb CHARLES STINSON---N.H.S., Social com- mittee, ambition. U. of M., hobbies, danc- ing. sports. MARILYN STROHMfl2A treasurer, Vigi- lanti Club vice-president. N.H.S. vice-presi- dent. yearbook staff, Senior Play, Speaker's Bureau. Ways and Means committee chair- man, ambition, college. MARILYN SUMMERLEE--Vigilanti Club, ambition. college. LAWRENCE SUTHERLAND --- R club. track and cross country team. Dress commit- tee, hobby, sports. MARY ANN THOMAS- Aeolian Club, year- book staff, Ways and Means committee, am- bition. stenographer, hobby, collecting T.D.,s records. ROBERT THOMPSON -- N.H.S.. Speaker's Bureau, Clee Club. Luncheon committee chairman. MARGARET TOBEY--Glee Club. Motto and Flower committee: ambition, college, hobby. sewing. ROW TWO tleft to right! SHIRLEY TREIBER---Latin Club, ambi- tion. buyer, hobbies. dancing. music. JEAN VAN DUSEN -Ambition. stenogra- pher. CHARLES WALES---Biology' Club treasurer. ambition, college, hobbies. sports, model railroading. PHYLLIS WALTERS --- N.H.S., yearbook staff, ambition. Oberlin College, hobbies. designing and making silver jewelry. MARY LOU WATKINS Speaker's Bureau. Senior Play committee chairman, ambition, .Iuilliard School of Music. DONNA NVATSON Yearbook staff. Ad- craft Club, ambition. U. of M., hobby. horseback riding. JOANNE WATSONA385 secretary, Aeolian Club, Senior Play, Luncheon Committee, ambition. University of Kentucky, hobby, dramatics. ROW THREE tleft to right? COLLEEN WAUCH---Senior Play, Speaker's Bureau. yearbook stall. Class Day commit- tee, ambition, buyer. BETTY WVEASE----Ambition. business school, hobbies. ice skating. sewing. MARION WEIMER - Ambition, jewelry making, hobbies, horseback riding, travel- ing. drawing. OTTO WVEINBURGER Ambition, tccounl- ant, hobbies, fishing. sports. BETTY VVEASE--Ambition, business school, retary-treasurer, Girl Reserves, Dress com- mittee, ambition. Marygrove, hobby, horse- back riding. CERALDINE WENDT- Ambition, nure hobby. swimming. NELLIE WESSONA--Glee Club, ambition, nurse , hobby, music. 9 l 0l'l'L7 GJLJ ZLLYLCAQOFL . . . LU ef? eel' yOU 90 yOU llli x G l,U6ly6 FLOLU fAe OZJ Ackoof goes l 0 d Ong. ROW ONE fleft to rightbg A - , JOANNE WEST-Commencement commit- tee, ambition, music degree, hobby, arrang- ing popular music. CLARENCE 'WESTIN - Senior Orchestra, Senior Band, ambition, M.S.C., hobbies, mu- sic, swimming. MARILYN WETMORE-Girl Reserves sec- retary, Senior Play committee, ambition, college. EDNA WHITNEY M Ambition, secretary, hobby, dancing. ROY W1LL1AMs+Aiebi1iene,1ee1 engineer, Army, hobby, model airplanes. WEBB WILSON-12A president, Red Hi-Y, R Club president, 101 president, football team, basketball team, ambition, U. of M., hobby, photography. ARTHUR WILUSZ-Basketbzlll team, Print- ing and Publicity committee, ambition, en- gineer, hobbies, baseball, dogs. ' M Row Two Cleft to rightb STAN WIMBERLEY-N.H.S., Nescor Club, Motto and Flower committee, ambition, con- structional engineer, hobby, model building. RAYMOND WITTO-R.O.T.C., ambition, commercial photographer, hobby, music. BRUCE WYBLEHN1-I.S. secretary, Senior Orchestra, Senior Band, yearbook staff, Ways and Means committee, ambition, Nobel prize, hobby, sailing. AUSTIN YOPS-R.0.T.C., baseball team, ambition, college, hobbies, sports, modern music. DOLORES ZIEGLER - Ambition, M.S.C., hobby, travel. FRED ZIEHR-Luncheon committee, ambi- tion, veterinary, hobbies, dogs, hunting, fish- ing. MARILYN ZIGLER - Ambition., nurse, hobby, golf. 5. is ' l O W ,QS-V awww TU SCM' 0 E 'fs A Class Officers Omar Hansen, President Joanne Erickson Secretary Paul Sanderson, Vice-President Noel Purdy Treasurer Q 6lll'l'lI'l'l2I' Ackoof gfd 6 llfefe i0l'le fbLl'l'll9 Cl ea ana do Commencement Speakers Babs Kaumheimer Frank Serresseque Joanne Erickson Omar Hansen 1. Walter Amick 2. August Bauer 3. Dale Beger 4. Margaret Bell 5. Cecelia Boylan 6. Stanley Brubaker 1. Shirley Bunn 2. Charles Burkhart 3. Doris Charlong 4. Harmon Clapp 5. James Clements 6. Charles Davis Elizabeth Doney Betty Lou Dyster Ruth Dzenclzel Joanne Erickson Robert Gasser Frank Gossett Margaret Cuillermety 1. Katherine Larges 1. Joyce Miller 1. Beatrice Ray Omar Hansen 2. Richard Lefebvre 2. Richard Mulkey 2. Susan Rice Donald Herrick 3. Marion Lennox - 3. Robert Place 3. Elaine Rittmyer Nancy .lurie 4. Betty Leonard 4. Eugene Prevost 4. Mary Ann Rooke Babs Kaumheimer 5. Richard Lurie 5. Donna Price 5. James Sanderson Virginia Kearney 6. Myrtle Mclnlyre 6. Noel Purdy 6. Frank Serresseque Angela Shannon Pearle Siefers Ardith M. Spalding Richard Sprague Robert Sweeney Evelyn Taylor l 2 3 . 4 5 V Jack Tobias 4 Virginian Wellings Lawrence F. Williams Rose Williams Helen Woessner CAMERA SHY rginia Jackson 6164 fo LUaI'l'l iA2 Z6-el r5 of Abtlfllldd ana! 6Li6L5. jde lafay mudf 90 on flwouglz gifted ana! fargngififi . . . SENIOR PLAY The Senior Play, Johnny Un the Spot, was a huge success. lSee pictures on opposite pagesj It concerns the fortunes of a servieelnan ll0lllC 011 leave, falsely helieved to he a hero of a famous naval battle. QLD Bill Reiss failed to gain sympathy when, deserted hy his beloved, he took to dancing with a chair. f2.J Johnny, the hero, as portrayed hy Louis Ennnert, reduced the audi- ence to helpless laughter as he tried to resist the efforts of Sally Harper, newspaper woman, to photograph hiln. 13.71 Chuck Layton fjohnny in Friday's castj is shown surrounded hy a hevy of l1ero-worshippers. Senior Play Cast Back Row: Jay Kenney. Peter Dietrich, Bill Reiss. Lee Philbrook, Carolyn Blaisdell, Anne Guillaume, Kay Freeman, Virginia Matz, Col- leen Waugh, Bill Fryer, Chuck Layton, Louis Emmert. Row Two: Judith Wilson, Gilda Milstead, Mar- garet Higginhotham, Mae Belle Facet. Sally Harper. Joan Remmert. Marilyn Strohm, Joanne YVats0n, Roberta Redhead, Rachel Lloyd. Row One: Mollie Metz, Louise Schultz, Pat Mc- Grath. Anne Rogers, Shirley Madison, Patricia Kwart. Nancy Gielow, Barbara Burgess, Elaine Graichen, Ginny Krause. Joyce Knapp. Vigilanti Kaye Shannon, president, Marilyn Strolnn. vice-president, Nancy Wil- liams. secretary, Betty Pardoe, treasurer, Miss 0'Leary, sponsor. Back Row: Joan Mish, Joan Tay- lor, Marjorie Rogers, Joanne Fran- son, Mary Weaver, Joan Meyers, Joan Broomfield, Salli Childe. Row Three: Pat Holt, Marge Mc- Kay, Beverly Dunn, Marlyn Bar- nett, Caroline Smith, Florence Mc- Millan, Lynn Crisail, Ann Hadden. Row Two: Eileen Grady, Jane Blanchard, Lillian Grozdon, Diane Young, Nancy Lutton, Barbara Burgess, Elaine Clemons. Shirley Chesterfield, Anne Rogers. Row One: Nancy Williams, Kaye Shannon, Marilyn Strolim. Betty Pardee. CLA, ! Nescor Keith Williams, prcsidentg Dolores Stockslill, vice-president, Betty Wise, secretary, Mr. Barnhart, sponsor. Back Row: Robert Kozlow, James Barry, Glenn Hamburg, Dave Liv- ingstone, Stan Wimberley, Vahagn Agbabian, Wm. Kesler Barnett, Fred Judson. Row Three: Marilyn Faber, Lois Wolfe, Emily llIcCoy, Jerry North- cott, Maxine Mintz, Madeline Mar- cheff, Colleen Hodges. Row Two: Sue Harrison, Lois Hon- singer, Adela Stangis, Betty Weiser, Marguerite DeLaney, Bernice Cur- rie, Josephine Foss. Row One: Mr. Barnhart, Delores Stockstill, Keith Williams, Roberta Redhead. Library Staff Back Row: Miss Krogh, Barbara Quick, Margarethe Davis, Jeanne Sullivan, Margaret Philips, Marilyn Meyer, Wandaline Leliorge, Bar- bara Riggs, Miss Bruser. Row Two: Jeanne YVorth, Carol Ann Hoffman, Doris Mitchell, Carol Dietrich, Denise Van Avery, Marjorie Trysell, Dorotlly Quinn. Row One: Carol Jean Smith, Jean Brines, Barbara Ochs, Marjorie Dean, Carolyn Gilbert. Marion Dane, Beekie Lee Taylor, Ellen Ventcrs, Margaret Bigg. Y I 1- Grey Hi-Y Don Mero, president, Dave Thom- as, vice-presidentg George Coulton, seeretaryg George Cope, treasurer, Mr. Bigler, Mr. Blue, sponsors. Back Row: Gilbert Rice, Doc Cramer, Cliff Greene, Leith Os- borne. Diek Jones. Row Three: Kenneth Steadmen, Johnny Turnbull, Don Woodsitle, Burr Miller, Dick Corsette., How- ard Dedow, Dale Firebaugh, Pres Holmes, James Haas. Row Two: John Northup, Lars Karlstrom, Keith Williams, Doug Callow, Harvey Maseow, Bob Chris- tensen, Dave Wilcox. Row One: Mr. Blue, George Cope, Dave Thomas, Don Mero, George Coulton. Al Davis. CM. ! Girl Reserves CBluej ,loan Heapby, president, Annabelle Lee. vice-president, Marilynn XVet- more. secretary, Joan Meyers,treas- urerg Mrs. Sherman, sponsor. Back Row: Marie Sullivan, Delores Stockslill. Dolores Miller, Gloria Sebleh, Jean Nicolson, Joanne Win- ter, Diane Polkingborne, Fern Barr. Shirley Taylor, Margaret Fox, Pat Churrhill. Betty Lou Bunn, Pat Collings. Row Four: Mrs. Sherman, Alice Wliitzim-y, Margaret Raymond, Au- ralie Mitchell, Bettyjean Bordeaux, Shirley Sirota. Marjorie Trysell, Eleanor Schneider, Virginia Meek, Edith Miller, Rosemarie Kish, Bar- bara Taylor, Gloria Thomas. Row Three: Lois Hansinger, Adela Stangis. Lois Brow. Vera Jean llug- gard. Betty Weiser, Barbara Reno. Ruth WVise. Marietta Hester, Shir- ley Jnleff. Ellenjane Gohlke, Mari- lyn Vance. Role Two: Mary Katherine Burk- hart. Sbirley Ann Adams, Rosalee Stock. Beckie Taylor, Virginia Fehlberg. Patricia Hill, Frieda Richmond, Winnie Hollyer, Mar- guerete De Laney, Joyce Tisclller, Margaret Stanford, Edyth Styles. Row Ulm: Nancy Gielow, Joan Meyers. Joan Heaphy, Annabelle Lee, Lynn WCllll0TtT. Adcraft Roy Axford, president, Walntlal Skarbinski, vice-presidentg Flor- ence McMillan, secretary, Mrs. Parker. sponsor. Heel: Row: Al Scafuri, Elmer Reinke. Row Four: Marilyn March, Doug- las Liefeld, Chuck Layton, Marion Kimball, George Lacey, Carol Don- ielson. Edgar Rowland, Charles Lasher. Kathleen Gillette. Row Three: Vera Beekbisinger, Sue Noeft. Betty De Liguori. Tamar Campbell, Gloria Parshall, Marilyn Reno, Doris Mitchell, Barbara Bar- gren. Margaret We-ldt. Row Two: Donna XVatson. Lynn Grisail, Mary Ellen Liggat, Lucille Bork. Imogene Council, Evelyn Vyaltz. Ramona Burton, Claire Ebeling. Kaye Shannon, Shirlee Gallagher. Row Une: Wanda Skarbinski, Roy Axford. Florence Mt'Millan, Mrs. Parker. H r i Mr. William R. Stocking, Principal COUNSELORS Miss Marian Deyine-girls A-G1 Miss Ellen Egan--girls Go-M Miss Frieda Harsch-girls N-Z Miss Regina Mahar-9B girls . Charles Branigin-boys A-G . Donald Murray-boys H-0 Mr. Wellington Ward-boys P-Z Mr. Clarence Blanchard-9B boys hnaffg fo Ae fifarreol in a Aeniorg memory LOUL .- r L Stage Crew Huck Row: George Fastarcl, Ralph 0'Neill, Clemens Maassen, Mary Potter, Ronflalee Ricketts, Jinny Sharp, Carrol Lock, David Clarke, Bob Kruse. Row One: Miss Golda Morford, Jerry Adams, Paul Rosbolt, Bev- erly Knapp, Virginia Holiday, Shir- ley Blank, Marion Klaus, .lack Ray- mond, John McKnight. CM, ! Biology Club Earl Spencer, president, Pat Col- lings. vice-presillentg Annalwl le Lee. sevrelaryg Chuck NVales, treas- e, is ' ,sos. urr'M ST1 on vnor lllmlc Row: Miss Tryon, Al Vlferner, Stan Jolmson, Ken Burris, Fred llenslein, Raylnonil Janisee, .lalnes Barry, Philip Swintlell, Roderick Vogel. Row Three: Joanne NVinter, Doro- thy lllom, Betty De Liguori, Phil- lis Cates, Ruth Crossett, Fern Barr, Engracia Hammond, .lohn Wliitis. Row Two: Alice llaltishill, Tamar Campbell, Marion Davison, Edith Hosking, Shirley Sclnnanke, Pat Kwarl, Nancy Cielow, Marguerite lJeLaney, Florence Dzniclik. Row One: Annabelle Lee, Earl Spencer, Pat Collings, Chuck NVales. Speaker's Bureau Nancy Willialnis, chairman, Paul Robinson, vice-chairmang Kathleen Gillette, recorder, Mrs. Coutls, sponsor. Hack Row: Bob Thompson, Bar- bara Book, Paul Ray, Margaret Milne, Ken Burris. Row Three: Peggy Pringle., Pat Taft, ,loan Block, Jacque Dipert, Betty Lou Berg, .leree Heeney, .loyce llc Vries, Marie Delavigne. Row Two: Betsey Thomas., Ginny Krause, Anna May Lynn, ,loan liet- terly, Jean Betterly, Ellenjane Cohlkc, Jeri Knapp, Eileen Freil- ericks. Row One: Mrs. Coutts, Nancy XVil- liams, Katheleen Gillette. IZ CQAALUCQJ - 18. SM 19. '- go-ww 20. 72?,rrcleE?Zf'f'5-za 21- COC,'a'f0-0 t'f'Lvvw, 22. ,jfep alwvn.-,Zffemo.QoZLna Caefzdii' 25. N c22!'60 g '5fcm7,T5, Efjww, JAWMQ -f 7'73wje4w.,f2pa0wC,4 Qff Gmmwmww Giamuuuv ff772zfuf E5u-c.w 5,flmp,a..m, Wm -mf-fZ mLQn iffclafi' 25 Jhe, was .fmwwn gmmy Jxwwd-0.66 26. ?wM Swvumci, ,551 G1-wgdun rfdwfigfig 27 ff- BWQWMQQMJ 525. md? 'B + 29. ldcmmbg 50, Smxzwwwmj W AQWQQ BM? Miss Fredda Daniel Thomas Davis Charles delGaudio Mrs. Frances Denton Miss Lena Doll Miss Lucille Dreyer George Edmonds William Edwards Miss Catherine Fertig Miss Laura Finkhiner Oscar Fosmoe Robert Foster Wesley Foster Mrs. Freda Francis Harry Franson Howard Frenzel R. W. Gaerltner Miss Hazel Green Arthur D. Greene Robert Grossnickle Miss .lane Adams Miss Aroline Arms Miss Jewel Atkins Miss Lois Banfield Joseph Barnhart Mrs. Myra Barron Ray Bigler John Blue John Bovill Charles Braun Charles Breedlove Seymour Brown Miss Mildred Brueser Miss Eudora Champlin Laurence Chickering Roscoe Clark Edwin D. Comer Miss Margaret Cook Mrs. Helen Coutts Miss Genevieve Cunningham .iacderd fAinL fkaf Lame io w ere you dfucly . . . fAeg HHS Yours, the first class to graduate since the war ended, might be called the Victory Class. During your four years at Redford you have felt the most tremendous war of all time. You have known the thrill of co- operating in all sorts of high school war activities: scrap drive, paper drives, Red Cross, the gigantic war bond sales, and many more. Dear Seniors You have been leaders in all these war activities. Well done good and faithful servants. ' The war with all its attendant horrors is over, for which we thank God. But great problems of adjustment lie ahead of us: social, indus- trial, and economic. You boys and girls, the men and women of tomor- row, have a call to service just as important and demanding as that which called our youth to serve in the armed forces. If our country is to go forward to internal peace and prosperity, you, together with the graduates of recent years, must accept this call to serve your country. You must give freely of your best thought, your time, and your strength. This old world, bruised, restless, and uncertain, needs your clean-cut, unselfish help and guidance. Redford High has been a leader in all war activities And it, through you its graduates, must be a leader now-tomorrow. More power to you! Sincerely your friend, WM. R. STOCKING - V Miss Eunice Grover Elmore Hansen Victor Hillebrand Erwin Hogle Frank Hojnacki Arthur Hornkohl 'Harry Hubel Mrs. Marion Hughes Sgt. Ralph Inman Miss Ethel Jones Miss Helen Kenney Miss Lucille Kerver Victor Knowles Miss Bertha Krogh Miss Annabelle Larges Miss Clara Jean Leith Howard Love Mrs. Ruth Maclnnes Miss Florella MacKay Peter C. Marks are nafura! enemied of juLe-Lax olaerafion, A ow-going, Lloyd McLaughlin Miss Margaret Menard Mrs. Lucile Miller Miss Marion Miller Miss Cyretta Morford Miss Golda Morford Miss Myrtle Munro Mrs. Mary Louise Murray Miss Helen O'Leary Mrs. Grace Page Mrs. Irene Parker Miss Elizabeth Potter Mrs. Gula Powers Miss Evangeline Pursell Mrs. Irene Record Gordon Rivers Miss Viola Robinson Earl Rogers Cortlandt Sayers Frank Scott K, , Mrs. Frieda Sherman Mrs. Lenna Shirley Mrs. Edna Smith Frank Smith Mrs. Irene Staveley Mrs. Nina Stebbins Mrs. Pauline Stellberger Richard Stocker Miss Margaret Street Willard Strickland Richard Stuckey Mrs. Phyllis Sutliff I Eugene Swem Miss Roberta Thompson Miss Dorothy Tryon R. G. Van Avery Miss Eva Marie Van Houten Leonard Walle .l. Leo Walton Mrs. Eleanor Wartlwell clog-fraining, ana! cfrug-fifore cow oyidm . . . Auf Earl Watkins Malcolm Weaver Miss Margaret Whitlock Mrs. Amy Williams Clay Wilt Manuel Wolner A Miss Alice Wyman Charles Wyman Edward Zych ', vlsbvglm - 1 L -x l A . A THE , 5 , CAMERA STAFF Take three tin cans, fprcfcrably one hash, one grape- fruit, and one tomatol , one section of lens salvaged from a pair of shattered binoculars, one lens from a bulls-eye bed lamp, combine with one thousand horsepower of determination and two hours of toil and sweat, and you have Ken Bcll's formula for a spotlight. 4'Never say die,,' is this l0B's motto when dealing with problems in photography. Evidence of his success may be seen on pages two and three of this issue. Under thc direction of Mr. Walton, who five years ago organized and since then has sponsored the photography staff, Ken Bell and Don Emery turn out most of the pictures used by the Outpost and yearbook. Photography no one can igure ow fo W. R. B. G. W.R.B.G., under the direction of Mrs. Grace Page, plays a vital part in the life of the school. Most important is the Thursday newsletter, prepared and broadcast to the record rooms by Jack Beresford, who selects his information from up to-the-minute items collected by Miss Van Houtcn of the journalism department. The station features as guest speakers visitors to Redford who have information of interest to students. .lim Westfall, Redford graduate pictured at right, spoke on his experiences in the service. A Christmas broadcast was one of the special programs this term. is the hobby of all three and the probable career of the two boys. Adjoining physics lab 213B is the official hang-out of the photography staff-a dark room which houses one Speed Graphic and one Rolleiflex camera plus the pride of their lives, a new electric print-dryer which reduces the drying-time for prints from two hours to five minutes. The pet peeve of Don and Ken is that some pictures must be taken shortly before a deadline, with resultant late hours and trips back to school on cold, black nights. As compensation, they cite the friendship and advice of Mr. Walton, whom both boys hold in high esteem. run a ficdoof wifdouf fdem. I W Aeolian Mary Lou Asplin, president: Peggy Thompson, vice-president: Shirley Dyster, seeretaryg Jane Davis, treas- urerg Miss Mahar. sponsor. Back Row: Pat Green. Barbara Zimmerman, Patti Keast. Betsy Craigie, Mary Jean Black, Sally Alber, Lisa Jo Millard. Dot Blei- meister, Mary Ann Thomas, Mary McKenzie. Row Three: Jeanne Carpenter, Sal- ly Dalton, Carol Bos:-r. Pltyllis Shaw, Eileen Frederieks, Ann Wotzke, Peggy Pringle. Bette Day. Jane Laing, Shirley Miller, Pauline Kleckner, Martha Albright. Row Two: Shirley Madison, Jeree Keeney, Mary McCord. Elayne Sache, Jean Robertson, Lillian Con- stand, Ruth Ann Lounsbery, Mari- lyn Bentley, Joanne Nvatson, Betty Wise. Row One: Miss Mahar. .lane Davis. Shirley Dyster, Mary l.on Asplin. Peggy Thompson. CAA.. Commercial Club Dorothy Dulka, president, Jane Thompson, vice-president, Joyce Knapp, secretary: Phyllis Lowe. treasurerg Miss Thompson. Spon- sor. Back Row: Joy Thornhill. Janet Thompson, Lucille lionjarevick. Virginia Andrews, Eleanor Holm- quist, Phyllis Lowe. Beverly Van Buren. Row One: Miss Thompson, Joyce Knapp. Dorothy Dulka. Elizabeth Elliot, Dorothy McArthur, MR Club Welxll Nvilson, president, Don Mero, vice-president: Johnny Er- rante, secretary. Row Four: S. ll. Broun, Wes Carl- son. Dave W:lrn1!t'. Don Teivltman. Bob Dunn, George Coulton, Roy Link, M. B. Yveaver. Row Three: John Northup, D. H. Firebaugh, Art Jordan. Tom Sayres. Wally' Brown, Al Davis, Row Two: Joe Grande. Bonnie Burks. Dave Wilcox. Charles Gard- ner, Bill Hannan, Bill Fryer. Row Une: Johnny Errante. Welrlv Wilson. Don Mero. L., I g 1 Student Council Anne Rogers, president, Nancy Baughman, vice-president, Carol Roser, secretary, Roy Link, treasurer, Mr. Chicker- ing, sponsor. . Buck Row: Robert Marks, Wes Carlson, Dave Thomas, Jack Barrows, Nate Jones, Jack Beresford, Doug Liddicoat, Doug Kerby, Dave Brown, Jim Saker, Dick Osborne. Row Two: Hank DiPippo, Tom Blick, Joanne Bushie, Rusty 0,Donnell, Nancy Coleman, Kaye Freeman, Mary Lou Asplin, Nancy Williams, Helen Barrows, Ralph Kiefer, Tom Sayers. Row One: Roy Link, Anne Rogers, Nancy Baughman, Carol Roser, Mr. Chickering. lokclge claze an inifiafion incbgedfion nof require . SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Many different activities keep Redfordites busy. Some of these are pictured on the opposite page, clockwise from top left: A guest band leader blows a l1ot trumpet for the enter- tainment of the jive-fiends at the Redford Canteen . . . With the eo-operation of all study halls, Redford eol- lected 35 tons of paper in its post-war paper drive . . The student body practiced citizenship by voting in De- troit's mayoral election this fall . . . Mr. Ward explains that the only reason he calls boys into study hall IOI is to give them candy bars . . . The Daisy Mae's got their L'i1 Abners at the Daisy Mae Drag held in the school gym on November I6 . . . Louis Untermyer, noted poet and literary critic, demonstrated his versatility to Redford students by playing the piano at an assembly in the auditorium . . . The Grey Hi-Y sponsored the Fresh- man Mixer, which featured talks on various sports by members of the club. s- r 3--:.-rg.. .5 f. , . . , , 2 X 2 S , . 5 5 O if 94.2-ri.:-. 3 . as x ' WB. . N . X.. .mf .w . W ,, f 3 :gig ..:N Qiw SSW Senior Orchestra Back Row: Ray Janisse, Kenny Landers, Fred DeMarais, Frank Leimeler, James Reibel, Claire Ebeling, Paul Nelson, Ed Berregard, Adams, Bill Cordon, Leith Osborne, Burr Miller, Howard Frenzel, Lenora Fuller, Bill Clark, Ruth Crossett, Joan Meyers. Shirley Kenneth Sleadman, Ronald Hochstein, Art Gottschalk. Klawitter. - Row Four: Joe Grande, Janet Witham, Steve Leathley, James Hill, Row Two: Nancy Anne Rumpel, Shirley Schmanke. Earl Mmsevlch' PM Pascal' Senz' Keith Hauberg' Dean Belcher' Row One: Clarence Wcslirl. Sylvia Bemick, Earle Spencer. Margaret Row Three: Lorraine Wolos, Dolores Adams, Ruth Walker, Barbara Ann Moye, Nancy Lou Wilcox. Rubie Walker. Girls' Ensemble Marilyn Hillman, Grace Graham, Beverly Spear, Shirley Priewerl, Jane Blanchard, Denise Frederick, Beverly Dunn, Cynthia Le Juste, Delores Faucett, and Catherine Lavender, accompanied by Mrs. Bucliannan. lfL5iCidl'l6 .gf idn onfy flue uiogrw flzaf are Senior Band AigA 15tl LLI'lg . . . l'l0l tke 610661515815 6ll 8 LAUJAGPCJ15 SQO Voices accompanied by the Senior Orchestra and organ in Fred Waring's ' arrangement of Onward Christian Soldiers concluded the Fall Concert. Convert Soloist: Franres M1'Nary arvompanied hy Cone Fenby. I Dance Burk Row: Burr Miller, Leith Osborne, Kenny Landers. Band Row Two: Ray Janisse, Art Cottsrlxalk, Ronald Hochstein, Kenneth Steadman. Row One: .loe Grande, Earl Maisevich, Pal Pascal, ,lim Hill, Mr. Howard Frenzel. Frank Adams. Fred De Marais. I'l0l iA8 6!l lfll'l'L6 ell M10 czedf v G tel' Cl C0l'lC9l t ! sf! Boy's Glee Club Burl-.2 Row: Paul Nelson, Glen Gordon, Dirk Endress, Roy Link, Dudley Bruton, Murray Killock, ,lack Huggins, Louis Purol. Carl Ciuffre. Don 0'Connoll. Bill Dudley. Dirk Slrane, Louis Emmert, Alan Alexander, Bob Jarkson. How Two: Dan Hafke, Charles Lasher. Elmer lVeld, David Clarke, Tom Calkins, Paul Ray, Fred Judson, Gil Francis, Boll lrusroinhe. Neil Waller. Thomas Williainls. Bob Book. Row One: ,lim Mc'Climty, Tom Hannan. Bob Thompson, ,lim Haney, Ronnie Burks. Dean Vance, Boli Chrislenson, J. R. Orr. Ed Brainard. .lim Mathieson. Lewis Brandenburg. Claire Sinsahaugh Alice Cain B. Siegel Co. X Shirley liard ll. Siegel Ce. C0-Operative Retailing Course Charm, poise, tact, good scholarship, and keen in- terest in the field of selling--any girl possessing these qualifications may confidently expect, when she reaches the twelfth grade, to he considered for tl1e co-operative retailing course offered hy Redfordis commercial de- partment. The principle underlying the success of this course is one that ranks high with educators: learning hy doing. The neo-op pursues her regular program of studies in the morning, lunch over. she is oil' to find out what makes the wheels go round in the store to which she is assigned. Here, hy means ol' a carefully-planned rota- tion system, she receives training and instruction in one type of work after another until she has an over-all picture of the career opportunities offered hy retailing. wllhe heauty of the plan, said Hrs. Smith, His that every girl. somcwllerc along the line, finds work for which she seems to have a natural aptitudef' Often previous training is a factor. For example, art students are generally enthusiastic ahout window-trimming and display. Pupils who have had journalism are naturals for advertising and layout. Home cc majors seem to gravitate to the alteration department, whereas C0111- mercial students are at home in a variety of positions. uAny girlfl she finished, 'Gwho likes people and meets the puhlic gracefully will choose a career in personnel. Each co-op is carefully supervised hoth hy Mrs. Smith and a memher of the store management, hy whom her work in each department is graded. Prohlems that arise at the store are hrought up for discussion in the morn- ing retailing class at Redford. At the end of the course each girl receives an efficiency certificate, issued hy the State Board of Control for Visual Education. which states that she has successfully completed the training. Upon graduation any girl who has had this very practical course finds open to her an interesting career in merchandising. Margaret Price Colony Shop r . 5 li i W it if 'B :Q 95 'E if 'RQG iss, .yy 9 s s Outpost Staff Anne Rogers, editor-in-chiefg Carolyn Blaisdell, headline editor, Mary Jane Osborne, news editorg Mary Potter, editorial editorg Pres Holmes, Dave Thomas, sports editors, Mary Lou Asplin, feature editorg Miss Van Houten, Mr. Greene, Mr. Walton, Mrs. Stellberger, sponsors. Back Row: Ken Bell, Larry Rossier, Don Emery, Virginia Andrews., .loan Broomfield, Bo Bouggy, Bill Dresser, Jack Beresford. Glow Three: Nancy Baughman, Roberta Reid, Anne Guillaume, Alice Battishill, Marlyn Barnett, Lynn Grisail, Beverly Smith, Jean Emmons, Judith ilson. Row Two: Mr. Walton, Marilyn Gallandt, Roberta Redhead, Louise Schultz, Patricia Kwart, Rosaline Bedenko, Rusty 0'Donnell, Mae Belle Facer, Nancy Coleman, Mr. Greene. Row One: Janie Osborne, Pres Holmes, Mary Potter, Mary Lou Asplin, Anne Rogers, Carolyn Blaidsell, Dave Thomas, Miss Van Houten. CC! wad fAe voice of fke ,grew-on fke Jfarfdcl ear Arealfing. Line-O-Type Club Sue Buck, president, Ruth Watts, secretary, Frank Stephenson, treasurer. Left to right: Ruth Watts, Donna Cornish. Lynn Tozer Bill Robertson, Sam Smith, Frank Stephenson, Miss M. Miller, Roberta Reid, Nancy Cawthorne, and Neva Hendry. I' 7? Yearbook Staff Shirley Nelson, editor-in-chief, Nancy Christensen, senior editor, Kaye Shannon, art editor, Lenore Grisail, asst. art editor, Pres Holmes, sports edi- tor, Nancy Baughman, snapshot editor, Miss Miller, Mrs. Parker, Mr. Walton, Mr. Edwards, Mr. Greene, sponsors. Back Row: Ken Bell, John Purvis, Don Emery, Vahagn Agbabian, Pat Henry, Joan Mish, Caroline Smith, Donald Young, Edgar Rowland, Carl Guiffre, Chuck Layton, Elmer Reinke, Mr. Walton. Row Four: Collen Waugh, Mary Rice. Genevieve Baker, Margaret W'eldt, Wanda Skarbinski, Marlyn Barnett, Shirlee Gallager, Marilyn Reno, Char- lotte Voelker, Pat Holt, Kaye Freeman. A. D. Greene. Row Three: Mrs. Parker, Lynn Grisail, Anne Guillaume, Grace Graham, Anne Haskins, Fleur Krause, Shirley Smith, Phyllis WillICI'S, Betty Liles, Pat Campbell, Jean Emmons, Lois Burrows. Miss Miller. Row Two: Pat McMaken, Charlotte Hill, Jeanne Kinney, Lois Kraus, Barbara Burgess, Eleanor Dilbeck, Pat Kwart, Betty Anderson, Evelyn Waltz, Sue Brede, Louise Schultz, Roberta Redhead, Mr. Edwards. Row One: Pres Holmes, Vera Beckbisinger, Martha Albright, Nancy Baughman, Mary Ann Thomas, Shirley Nelson, Nancy Christensen, Marilynn Ban- well, Marilyn Strohm, Kaye Shannon. Bruce Wyble. At the ofiires of Brophy-Salisbury, engravers, Mr. James Donahue explains to members of the stall the processes through which pictures and drawings must go before appearing on the pages of the yearbook. F V Cross Country Track Back Row: Richard Schiete, Tom Calkins, S. H. Brown. Leonard Johnson, Al Scafuri. Row Two: Howard Dedoxs. Keith Williaiiiis, Bruce Vreeland. Alex Koufes, Bob Brown, Larry Sutherland. Row One: Mickey Evans. Bob Goulson, Roy Link, John Nortllup. Cal Richter. Boy's Golf Team Back Row: Burt Barr, Wes Carlson, Earl Maisevich. captain. Row One: Roger Larson. Joe Leliolm, George Landsfield. Bark 6nfAudiaAm or dlaorffi lzif a new lziglz in fracL, Freshman Football Row: Larry Hollyer, Bill Eversman, .lark Bales. Loren Waldexi, Frank Green. Bill King. ,lark Fitzgerald, Boh Knapp, ,lohn Buck. Row Five: Guenther Weidle, Jerry Wilson, Roy Berger. Rolf Kuhn. ,loc Leholm. Boh Sweetman. Dick Hess, Elmer Weld. Row Four: Carl Rowley, Rod Shaffer, Harold Smih. George Merritt. Carl Parker. Harold Beardsley, Dick Carl. Row Three: Graydon Brown, William Foster. Charles Stanulis, Louie Yillerot. Jim Kradidas, Ted Marks, Herbert Shaw. Bruce Bartholo- mew. Wzirren Kruger. Row Two: Coach Hojnarki, ,lark Thompson. Haold Kaplan. Milion Ken-hen. Rennie Emsley. Bill Taylor, Don Julien, Chuck Kepler. Ross Sage. Row One: Thomas Giovanni, Dick Heilstedl. William Curry, ,lim Martz. Girlis Athletic Association Miss Dreyer, sponsor, Virginia Sharp, president, Barbara Green, secretary, Betty Hanna, treasurer. ' Back Row: Ronclalee Ricketts, Ruth King, Laurie Kearney. Row One: Barbara Green. Beverly Knapp, Virginia Sharp, Mary Potter, Lorraine Burns. Girls' Golf Bavlf Row: Mary Ertell, Clara Mosack, Lucille Kerb:-r, Nancy Vaughan. Mary Weaver, Madeline Marcheff. Row Une: Lorraine Murphy, Rosemarie Kish. dwimming, Lofgaf, gil' A , gay an hefcl AocLeg. Girls' Hockey Team Back Row: Lorraine Burns, Maxine Mintz, Rondalee Ricketts, Doris Brown, Dora Mae Row man, Row Lois Kiefer, Margaret Raymond, ,lane Dawson. Two: Christine Diamond, ,loan French, Ruth Wise, Ruth King, Kathleen Hoff- .loan Dennis, Betty Prior, Beverly Knapp, Mary Potter, Lucille Dreyer. One: Mary Ertell, Janet Stevens, Jean McQueenie, Pat Davis, Barbara Green. Fay, Carol Schulz, Shirley Rook. Varsity Football Back Row: Coach Wznlle, Johnny Erranle, Webb Wilson, Bill Bovill, Donald Kullgren. Row Four: Dale Firebaugh, ,lack Deskin, Gord Cronk, Dick Jones, Bob Dunn, Ronnie Burks. Row Three: Coach Weaver. Bob McCallum, Dick Yocum, Bob Marks, ,lim Saker, Al Grigsby, Jack Webber, Dick Walden. Row Two: Wes Carlson, Bill Perkins, Dean Tucker, Dan Hafke, Willard Hudson, Dick Nogle, Dan Marsh, Dave Thomas, Coach Hojnacki. Row One: Lars Karlstrom, Gardner Barnstead, George Coulton, Carl Hubel, Wally Brown, Don Mero, Dave Wilcox, Al Davis, Harvey Barnes. jkerie are our ange 6 wiflz Jiffy ace5 . . . fine Loyd RESERVE FOOTBALL Back Row: Kent Clouse, Dave Smith, Chuck Ross, Bill Bassett, George Cleiss, Victor Hollister, Boh Meyers, ,lim Kuhl, Al Mclrlardy, Kenny Gleiss. Row Three: Bill Buck, John Brede, Dick Heininge, Dave Warner, Wally Bone. Charles Schwab, Richard Thomas, Roger Vogel, Wzllter Funk. Row Two: Donald Hellherg. Don Crnschow, Harry Miller, Bill Schulz, Bill Willits, John Bard, Jim Pilkington, Harvey Mascow, Herb Moulds, Stan ley Fetting. Row One: Mr. Fransen, Don Emery, Harry Matsos, Harry Dunn, Ralph Sweany, ,lim Parks, Bill Goch. ,lack Dickson, Everett Knapp, Dick Stranc. fkaf flue jo -ana! lzow. . . . fkaf Leaf 6004?-ow-wow R. O. T. C. Officers Hack Row: SfSgt. Ralph Inman. 2nd Lt. Gil- bert Youngdale, 2nd Lt. Carrol Lock, 2nd Lt. Norman Seurinck. Row One: Captain Austin Yops, Major Larry Rossier, Captain Don 0'Connell. 2nd Lt. Manley Irwin. I f REDFURD . . . CO0LEY . . . A victory that's been 15 years in coming, hut was never more deservedly won. This did lots to strengthen the team's morale for the tough season to follow. lien ironec! ouf Cuba , WacLenzie, Worfhwedfern REDFURD . . . 26 CENTRAL . . . The Huskies had a comparatively easy time in defeating the Trailblazers. REDFDRD . . . 19 MACKENZIE . . Two lightning touchdowns, about two minutes apart, in the second quarter were all that was needed to down last year's city champs. REDFURD . . . 13 NURTHWESTERN 0 Always a threat, the Colts fell by the wayside in the Husky advance lo the championship. gm s i t an wdur . . . wAicA fiec! uri wifk llfwzifern 1 4 REDFURD . . . 31 WILBUR WRIGHT 0 Though oil' to a slow start, the Huskies rolled to an easy victory to end the sea- son in a tie for the West Side champion- ship, the first in the scho0l's history. REDFORD . . . U. of D. . . . 25 An oil'-day for the Huskies and the only team to defeat them in season play. REDFORD . . . WESTERN . . . 13 In a game to decide the West Side partici- pant in thc Coodfellows game, the Huskies fought hard but came out on the short end of the score. or md .Sale ckamlaionfi ip . . . an you worrieog Coach! The four main cogs in Redford's swimming team this season. They are, left to right: Bill Hannan, Don Seitz, Cliff Olson, and Ken Stevens. This candid shot of Coaches Weaver and Walle is proof that football is a grim business. The picture was taken by Don Emery during the non-league game with U. of D. that Red- ford lost 14-0. National Honor Society Peter Dietrich, president: Marilyn Strohm, vice-president, Bruce Wyble, secretary, Miss Eunice Grover. treasurer. Burk Row: Charles Stinson, Harold Siegert, Dave Thomas, Don O,Donnell, AI Schaiier, Bob Kelley, Dick Griffith, D. J. Firebaugh, Stan Wim- berly, Pres Holmes, Jim Saker, Dick Yunck, Dave Brown, Tom Richey. Row Four: Annabelle Lee. Ruth Stein, Peter Belcher, Lawrence LaGore, John Brede, Bill Salot, Carrol Lock, B0 Bouggy, Gilbert Youngdale, Harry Hunter, Bob Thompson, Virginia Andrews, Pat Collings. Row Three: Madeline Marcheff, Ruth Crossett, Shirley Taylor, Nancy Baughman. Anne Guillaume, Irene Gartner, Hester McConnell, Dot Bow- man, Kaye Freeman, ,lean Emmons. Nancy Christensen, Shirley Nelson, ,loan Broomfield. Row Two: Nancy Williams, Betty Wise, Nancy Coleman, Lynn Banwell, Evelyn Waltz, Betty Anderson, Marilyn Obsniuk, Patricia Kwart, Eleanor Dilbeck. lmogene Council. Anne Rogers, Virginia Krause, Diane Young, Phyllis Wallters. Row Une: Carol Rogers. Emily Schoen. Mary Poiter. Roberta Redhead, Marilyn Strohm, Peter Dietrich, Bruce Wylmle, .lane Blanchard, Mary Lou Asplin, Lynn Grisail. Peggy Thompson. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY A badge to wear proudly is the gold pin awarded each semester by the National Honor Society to outstanding members of the HA. l2B, and 12A grades. It immediately identifies the wearers, throughout the United States, and also in Puerto Rico. Hawaii, the Philippines, Panama, Argentina, and China, as having distinguished themselves in scholarship, service, and leadership. Scholarship is reckoned on the point system, well known through its use in the study hall: A is worth five points, B, three, and C, one. Marks are counted from the 9B, and a final E in any academic subject disqualifies the candidate. Students in the 11A need 100 points for membership, in the l2B, 108: and in the l2A, 112. Miss Eunice Grover is chairman of the faculty com- mittee on membership, and as such is responsible to Wasllington for the decisions made. She also acts as treasurer of the Redford chapter. Only one meeting is held each semester. This is a breakfast at which new officers are elected and new mem- bers welcomed. This term the menu of fruit juice, sausages, scrambled eggs, doughnuts, and cocoa provided the necessary brainfood to start Redfordis intelligentsia on their day's work. After breakfast the members were entertained by the Girls' Double Sextet, and Sgt. Paul Branigin told of his experiences as an Army interpcrter in France and Germany. IN MEMORIAM WORLD WAR II Abbott, Sergt. Robert H. Alexander, James C. Bammel, Ralph fSfSgt.J, A Beal, Donald, A. 125th Infantry Bertetti, Domenic fLt.J Bodell, Lieut. Lloyd E. Brown, Gordon CLLJ , AAF. Bryant, Cpl. Guy Bush, Donald, AAF. Chambers, Licut. Richard H. Coleman, Donald QGM Sfcl, Navy Cook, Norman fSfSgt.J, Army Dahlin, Axel Davis, Cpl. Harry H. Elandt, l'Vm. fLt.l, AAF Elliott, Brice, Army Farmer, LeRoy fSgt.J Fields, Lawrence fSgt.J, Army Fikc, Hewitt fPfc.j , MC Fisher, Robert K. Fitzpatrick, J. B. fLt.J , AAF Freer, Russell, Army Gawlas, Ralph QLLJ, AAF Gaynor, Robert E. QPvt.l U.S.M.C Gilman, Robert L. fPfc.j Army Gisner, Robert, Navy Hackett, Edwin B. fSgt.j Army Harris, Earl 3fc Navy Higginson, Robert, AAF. Hoppel, Clark C2nd Lt.J AAF. Horton, Allen D. Hovincn, Cecil, AAF. Hoy, Richard F. fLicut.j Hunt, Dalton fSgt.l Army Ingraham, Robe1't, AAF. Jarvis, Robert, AAF. Jueckstock, Ferdinand, Pfc., AAF. Kammer, R. G. fPfc.J Keller, Herman, AAF. Krainz, John J. fCapt.J AAF. Lapping, Boris, AAF Lavasseur, Archie, fPfc.l, Army Lawrence, Charles, Army ' Long, John YV. Jr. fLieut.J MacDiarmid, Vincent, Army Marks, August P. fLieut.j Martin, Clarence, Army McAllister, Wilfred fLt.J AAF. McKitterick, John E., Army Mcssinger, Jack, AAF. Mohlcy, Orville fCpl.J 0'Donncll, Ronald fPfc.l Army Olson, Melvin fPfc.j Army Oury, Noel A. KAAFJ Palmer, Ernest fTfSgt.J Army Pctsch, Lieut. Edward, flnfantryj Place, Richard L., AAF, CLicut.J Prior, Ronald, Pvt. Rank, Lawrence fRadioman 3feJ Rich, Jack, Pfc. Richardson, Sgt. Williaill D. Roberts, James C., Pvt. Seihert, Pfc. lVarren L. Sllalfer, Floyd fSgt.J Shepard, Harold V. fArmyJ Smith, Howard fPfc.J Army Stackable, Pfc. Thomas P. Stein, Bernard Pfc. fArmyJ Stein, Meyer fNavyj Stringicld, Charles, hlarine Sutton, William C. fLieut.j Taylor, John A. fCpl.J Unland, Francis Pvt. WelJe1', Hugh CLLJ Nvhitchead, Arthur fArmyj Yvoodward, Harry fSgt.J Congratulate me, mother! 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