Redford High School - Redford Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1947 volume:

A dream. A plan! A reality!! Years of work advanced the idea of the unique Redford Seal from the first stage of its development to the last. The efforts of many past Redfordites whose names will never be remembered are immortalized in many of the special features which they contributed. For the first time, the challenging motto That I May Serve inscribed on the Seal, becomes the official pass- word, the sacred obligation of a Redford graduating class, the Class of January 1947, and of the many classes that will come after it. How fitting a motto to have as we leave school and play our part in constructing a world of peace! The Seal itself has a significant meaning. The impressive owl, portraying wisdom, which rests against the shield can be seen any morning as you enter the new building and gaze up at the crest surmounting the tall columns in the front edifice. The flaming torch on the Seal represents the never-ending flow of wisdom. Thus-R.H.S. could be called the owl and its thousands of students, the torch which goes forth carrying wisdom to the far corners of the earth. Dick Yocum, who designed the cover of the Yearbook, and Roy Axford, who submitted the final drawings for ap- proval by the faculty committee, deserve special recogni- tion for their important part in bringing the undertaking to its final stages. The original sketch was created by Richard Sprague, Redford graduate, now serving in the Army in Germany. lt has been a dream fulfilledp teachers and students alike have made it possible. ln the years to come as we look back at our class rings and school an- nuals, we will relive the pride of being the first class to graduate under the official watchword of the Redford High School Seal. 1184 . jha, Uufponf, f 1.5, A N P f ,oe -X if I nf k nf- ' NJ k! ,I f I Q f -'fo' . .1-5 F K, r -R' 1 no P , 7947 P ,Y P' P R Nu-0' -' i X N W4-fy ' A i riff! '74 W i' on P f P x y i Y o Kc o f y Q 1 Y- J wi Published by the 12A studentsof Redford High School, Detroit, Michigan -lf' X Portraits and group pictures by Craine Studios Brophy-Salesbury Co., Engrayers Bland Printing Co., Printers ,A V S N f -x L N N is u K 4 .af i J ,A A9 .xx I 47, A I X y I 4 V in ff 5 .5 'ff fl, J' I i QX Spd '51, X ' 6 X X at Qv Editor-in-Chief - Nancy Baughman Associate Editor - Don Emery Sales Manager - .lack Barrows ff f'7 A, jj rss' .2 5X + Lord, make me an instrument of Thy peace. Where there is hatred, let me sow love: where there is injury, pardon: where there is doubt, faith, where there is despair, hope: where there is darkness, light: and where there is sadness, ioy. Grant that I may not so much seek to be consoled as to con- sole, to be understood as to understand: to be loved as to love, for it is in giving that we receive, it is in pardoning that we are pardoned, and it is in dying that we are born to eternal life. St. Francis of Assisi The world is cold, and bitter winds with raging force blow over the surface of the earth this January of 1947. There are months ahead in which we must battle against opposing forces with every facility at our command, until finally we emerge triumphant and become masters of the forces of evil. Spring will come and new buds and sprouts of life will break through the hard earth as the warm and productive summer months approach. Nature rules its elements, but human nature is dominated by man, who has within his power the ability to govern his own actions and influence others, thus bringing about his bet- terment or destruction. The motives of a nation reflect the fundamental characteristics of its people. Unless peace and tolerance are embedded deep within the hearts of the individual people of a country, no peace will be found among the peoples of different countries. For, as a. lone pebble cast upon the water causes ever widening ripples to form, so also shall peace instilled within our hearts radiate to others. Then and only then, shall we be ful- filling the obligation of our generation and putting into practice the desire and necessity expressed in our class motto, That I May Serve . We've laughed, worked, and shared mutual problems together for the past four years. Now we must part. Physically the coming years will separate us, but mentally we shall always remain the class of January '47 who strove for excellence in scholarship, athletics, and moral standards. This book is dedicated to the Senior Class that all their memories of Redford High School may remain as vivid and lasting as they seemed on graduation day. Bob Marks President J My 43 Qqf MRL Bob Schulze Vice-President jh,a,L 0 D I SENIOR PROM: Shirley Chesterfield, chairman, Miss Mahar, sponsor, Pai Henry, Ben Spencer, Glen Dreisbach, Harry Gouff, Carol Rogers, Harry Lawrie, Betsey Thomas, Woody Lobdell. SOCIAL: Jim Saker, chairman, Miss Menard, sponsor, Lillian Grozdon, Gardner Barnstead, Don Grushow, Mariorie Rogers, Bill Perkins, Gwen Wil- son, Dot Bleimeister, Joan Heaphy. MOTTO, FLOWER, AND COLOR: Phyllis Lowe, chairman, Mr. Cortland Sayres, sponsor, Ann Hastings, Bill Simanikas, Dick Carpenter, Larry Meis- ter, Walter Johnson, Margaret Sayles, Vera Bennett, Evelyn Cunningham. WAYS AND MEANS: David Brown, chairman, Mr. Maclaughlin, spon- sor, Helena Fiesselmann, John Webber, Mary Plaskett, Leith Osborn, Eliza- beth Schultze, Nancy Coleman, Dan Nesbitt. CLASS LUNCHEON: Bobbie Reid, chairman, Mr. Lovchuk, sponsor, Cliff Wood, Richard Harrison, Rondalee Ricketts, Bob McCallum, Ardyth Kleist, Elaine Clemons, Bev Dunn, Joan Betferly. Lani DRESS: Charlotte Hill, chairman, Mr. Hornkohl, sponsor, Stanley Barton, Bill Boyd, Virginia Ogg, Bob Luscombe, Nancy Wilcox, Betty Barker, Jean Betterly, Dick Kelsoe. CLASS DAY: Tom Richey, chairman, Mrs. Sutliff, sponsor, John Brede, Dick Holloway, Gordon Peterson, Ellenione Gohlke, Caroline Smith, Joyce Doyle, Dorothy Dugrey, Shirley Maclntyre. COMMENCEMENT: Doug Liddicoat, chairman, Mr. Greene, sponsor, Jack Blunden, Mildred Krause, Irene Gartner, Shirley Tarbell, Mary Bencie, Ruth Collins, Alice Cook, Jack Michael. SENIOR PLAY: Betty Lou Berg, chairman, Mr. Meyer, sponsor, Margaret Stanford, Edythe Styles, Irene Sorenson, Janet Thompson, Shirley Robertson, Dorothy Sherwin. PUBLICITY: Joan Broomfield, chairman, Mrs. Williams, sponsor, Don Selby, Bo Bouggy, Don Emery, Virginia Felberg, Merrill Gable, Gloria Schleh, Mitzi Bork, Imogene Council, Ramona Burton, Elmer Reinke. Nancy Baughman Secretary x Henry Gleiss Treasurer may ,S,1z,Jz,1f:z, Class Colors . . . Red and Gray Class Flower . . . Carnation COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS Vera Bennett David Brown Elleniane Gohlke - Jim Saker Irene Gartner Tom Richey flamivnp + .ALCCAAWIQHJZA -pmngn + 110001497 Row 1 Allard, Raymond: Ambition, Electri- cion. Anderson, Earl: Ambition, college. Armstrong, Doris: Latin Club, ambi- tion, nursing. Bachman, Grace: Ambition, office work, hobbies, dancing. Barget, Russell: Ambition, college, hobbies, hunting and sports. Row 2 Bargren, Barbara: Adcraft Club, am- bition, ofiice work, hobbies, ice skat- ing and drawing. Barker, Betty: President of Spanish Club, Senior Play, Dress Committee, Yearbook Staff, Senior Glee Club, ambition, college. Barnstead, Gardner: All city football, baseball, basketball, track, R Club, Red Hi-Y, Social Committee, ambition, college. Barrows, John: President of 301 and N. H. S., Vice-President of Student Council, Chairman of Senior Annual Sales, Senior Play, ambition, college. Barry, Jane: Senior Glee Club, hob- bies, music, ambition, concert pianist. Row 3 Bartlett, Edith: Ambition, photogra- phic work, hobbies, roller skating and reading. Barton, Stanley: Dress Committee, hobby, collection of facts, ambition, lawyer. Bollens, Jim: Ambition, college. Bath, Eleanor: Left school. Battishill, Alice: Outpost, Yearbook staff, Biology Club, Senior Play, am- bition, medicine. Row 4 Baughman, Nancy: Class Secretary, Yearbook Editor-in--Chief, Outpost Editor- in - Chief, lOl President, Stu- dent Council Vice-President, N. H. S. Secretary, Vigilonti, French Club, Quill and Scroll, D. A. R. Award. Beall, Charles: Ambition, college, hob- bies, ice skoting, bowling and golf. Benci, Mary: Commencement Commit- tee, ambition, college. Bennett, Vera: Commencement spool:- er, Motto, Flower, and Color Com- mittee, ambition, singer. Berg, Betty Lou: Chairman Senior Play Committee, Speakers Bureau, Senior Annual Staft, Y-Teens, ambi- tion, Albion. so l E + awno 'fm-luww :Dull ,fnmhman Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Betterly, Jean: S pea ke rs B u rea u, Yearbook stafl, Dress Committee, am- bition, college. Botterly, Joan: Yearbook staff, Class Day Committee, Secretary Speakers Bureau, Treasurer of Debonaire, am- bition, college. lleimeister, Dorothy: Aealion, Social Committee, Senior Annual, Tennis Team, ambition, college. Blunden, Jack: Commencement Com- mittee, hobby, sports, ambition, Den- ison University. loatman, Marlynn: Ambition, comp- tometer iob, hobbies, dancing, horse- back riding. Bork, Lucille: Printing and Publicity Committee, Aclcraft Club, hobbies, dancing and ice skating, ambition, teacher. Bossman, Howard: Ambition, college, hobby, sports. Bouggy, Conly: Senior Play, N. H. S., French Club, Outpost Staff, Quill and Scroll, Printing and Publicity Commit- tee, ambition, U. of M. Boyd, William: Dress Committee, hob- bies, collecting records, ambition, col- lege. Bradley, Evelyn: Ambition, attice work, hobbies, dancing and reading. Brede, John: Football, N. H. S., Sec- retary of 301, Treasurer of Student Council, Class Day Committee, ambi- tion, college. h Broomfield, Jaan: Vice-President of Vigilanti, Senior Play, French Club, Spanish Club, N. H.. S., Quill and Scroll, Chairman of Printing and Pub- licity Committee, Outpost News Edi- tor, Co-Editor of 'l2A Class Biogra- phies, ambition, U. of M. Brown, David: Student Council, N. H. S., French Club, Commencement Speaker, ROTC Ofiicer, Senior Play, Chairman of Ways and Means Com- mittee, ambition, college. Buck, Al: Ambition, engineering school, hobbies, swimming and diving. Burks, Ronnie: Football, baseball, Red Hi-Y, R Club, ambition, college. Burns, Lorraine: Ambition, college, hobbies, training bird dogs, bowling. Burton, Ramona: Adcraft Club, Print- ing ond Publicity Committee, Tennis Team, ambition, college. Carcly, Frank: Ambition, college, hob- bies, photography, dancing. Carpenter, Richard: Motto, Flower, and Color Committee, swimming, am- bition, Miami University. Carr, John: Ambition, college. 1 Z l 9nflz1wlu,ctivnfoflLenldmill+lmtfoJ2bfzow' ' Row I Carter, Genevieve: Ambition, iob with airlines, hobby, dancing. Chesterfield, Shirley: Vice- President of 'l0'l, Secretary of Vigilanti, Stu- dent Council, Yearbook Stott, Chair- man of Prom Committee, ambition, U. of M. Clark, Dorothy: Ambition, Floral de- signer, hobbies, music and hiking. Clemons, Elaine: Secretary of 101, Vigilanti, Spanish Club Secretary, Senior Luncheon Committee, ambition, college. Cogswell, Kay: Spanish Club, ambi- tion, Michigan State. mn? Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Coleman, Nancy: Spanish Club, N. H. S., Outpost Staff, Senior Annual Copy Editor, Senior Band, Main Office Stu- dent Assistant, Ways and Means Committee, Senior Play, ambition, U. of M. Collins, Ruth: Commencement Commit- tee, hobbies, roller skating, sewing, ambition, beautician. Cook, Alice: Speakers' Bureau, Glee Club, Commencement Committee, am- bition, Civil Service. Corrigan, Patricia: French Club, hob- bies, music, collecting antique fans, ambition, singer. Corsette, Dick: Gray Hi-Y, hobby, sports, ambition, college. Council, Imogene: N, H. S., Adcraft Club, Nescor Club, Printing and Pub- licity Committee, ambition, commer- cial artist. Courtney, Eileen: N. H. S., ambition, teacher. Cunningham, Evelyn: Motto, Flower, and Color Committee, hobby, roller skating, ambition, clerical work. Dempsey, John: Ambition, radio tele- vision work. Doyle, Joyce: Class Day Committee, hobbies, music, swimming, ambition, secretary. Dreisbach, Glen: Secretary of the Red Hi-Y and R Club, football, basketball, track, Prom Committee, ambition, U. of M. - Dugray, Dorothy: Class Day Commit- tee, hobbies, collecting records, danc- ing, ambition, stenographer. Duke, Tom: Ambition, college. Dunn, Beverly: Vigilanti, Luncheon Committee, ambition, Kalamazoo Col- lege. Dutton, Thomas: R.O.T.C., ambition, travel. + 61211044 +6vnd ububm + qmmatfuy : nw: A0 lwmofm Row 1 Row 2 Emery, Don: Associate Editor of Year- Gable, Merrill: Speakers' Bureau, book, Outpost Photo Staff, Printing Printing and Publicity Committee, Bi- and Publicity Committee, ambition, ology Club, ambition, college. photographer. Enright, Pat: Ambition, college. Fay, Lois: Hockey and Swimming Teams, ambition, Professional Softball player. Fehlberg, Virginia: Printing and Publicity Committee, 201 Secretary, Y-Teens, Nescor Club, ambition, Tay- lor University. Fiesselmann, Helena: Senior Play, Aeolian, Ways and Means Commit- tee, ambition, U. of M. Gartner, Irene: Commencement Speak- er, Commencement Committee, Fac- ulty Editor on Yearbook, French Club, Speakers Bureau, ambition, research chemist. Gent, Harold: Ambition, business man. Girk, Joanne: Ambition, typist, hob- bies, sports and reading. Gleiss, Henry: Treasurer of Class, football, basketball, R.O.T.C. Row 3 Glendinning, Betty: Ambition, stenog- rapher, hobbies, sports, dancing. Glowzinski, Alice: G. A. A., hobbies, sewing, sports, ambition, filing clerk. Gohlke, Elleniane: Commencement Speaker, President of Y-Teens, Presi- dent of Speakers' Bureau, Class Day Committee, Nescor Club, ambition, Michigan State. Goutt, Harry: Prom Committee, hob- bies, sports, basketball. Grozdon, Lillian: Vigilanti, Yearbook Staff, Social Committee, ambition, Michigan State Normal. Row 4 Gruschow, Don: Vice-President of 101, Swimming Team, Hi-Y, Social Commit- tee, ambition, banker. Hadden, Ann: Vigilonti, Debonaire Club, Vice-President of 201, Glee Club, ambition, model, Hall, Donna Lee: Ambition, commer- cial artist, hobby, sports. Harrison, Ric h a rd : Class Luncheon Committee. I-lartweg, Adele: Ambition, beauti- cian, hobby, bowling. i i i i l iciolzq rwnfz molar, + rzndnfwnlzldwafz 2 - Row 1 Row 2 Row.3 Row 4 Hastings, Ann: Motto, Flower, and Hill, Charlotte: President of 201, Sec- Color Committee, hobbies, swimming and music, ambition, college. Hay, Nancy: Adcraft Club, hobbies, music and movies, ambition, college. Heaphy, Joan: Y-Teens, Speakers' Bu- reau, Senior Play, Advanced Girls Glee Club, Redford Choir, Social Committee, ambition, college. Henry, Pat: Vigilanti, French Club, Yearbook Staff, Prom Committee, am- bition, college. Herman, Audrey: Hobbies, swimming, and travel, ambition, business college. retary of Student Council, Senior Play, Yearbook Stalt, Vigilanti, Dress Committee Chairman, ambition, Mich- igan State College. Holiday, Virginia: Hobbies, dancing, sports, ambition, college. Holloway, Dick: Speakers' Bureau, Class Day Committee, N. H. S., am- bition, college. Hooper, Barbara: Hobbies, sports, ice-skating, ambition, college. Hooper, Mary Ellen: Latin Club, hob- bies, reading and knitting, ambition, social work. Howard, Connie: Ambition, personnel work, hobbies, dancing, collecting records. Jamrozy, Bob: Ambition, Naval avio- tion, hobby, swimminxg. Janes, Bob: N. H. S., hobbies, Ping- pong, hiking, ambition, U. of M. Jodway, Daniel: R. O. T. C., hobbies, horseback riding, hunting, Johnson, Walter: Motto, Flower, and Color Committee, R. O. T. C., hobbies, hunting and bowling, ambition, col- lege. Jordan, Art: Tennis, track, R Club, am- bition, college. Kearney, Laurie: N. H. S., G. A. A., swimming, ambition, travel. Keily, Lucille: Nescor, hobbies, sow- ing, reading, and pointing, ambition, travel. Kelly, Gloria: Vigilanti, Senior Annual Staff, ambition, Hillsdale. Kelsoe, Richard: Dress Committee, hobby, music, ambition, musician. 4 Kennedy, Stuart: Hobby, music Kleist, Ardytlle: Senior Play Commit- tee, Yearbook Staff, Spanish Club, ambition, Michigan State. Knight, Douglass: Ambition, college, hobby, hunting. Krause, Mildred: Commencement Committee, li o bb i e s, sports, swim- ming, ambition, pediatrition. Kullgron, Dolores: Ambition, college, hobbies, singing, dancing. Laclare, Gwenlaurie: Ambition Wooster College, hobby, skating. Landers, Kenneth: Senior Orchestra, Senior Band, Dance Band. lang, Jack: Hobbies, collecting records, reading. ' Larges, Mary: Ambition, business school, hobby, skating. Lawrie, I-larry: R. O. T. C. Rifle Team, Prom Committee, ambition, Albion Co- lege. + ' + ' ' -brwlm -: Dull ' 'Jz Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Lenzi, Ida: Ambition, business school, hobbies, dancing and cooking. Liddicoat, Doug: Vice-President 288, Vice- President N. H. S., President ot' Red Hi-Y, R Club, Student Council, Football, Chairman of Commencement Committee. Liggett, Flora: Ambition, dental assist- ant, hobbies, horseback riding, danc- ing. Lobdell, Elwood: Senior Ploy, W.R.B. G., 'm Committee, ambition, com- merc. . radio. Lowe, Phyllis: Commercial Club, Vigi- lanti, N. H.S., Yearbook Staff, Presi- dent of 385, Chairman of Molto, Flower, and Color Committee, ambi- tion, Albion College. Luscombe, Bob: Speakers' Bureau R. O. T. C., Rifie Team, Dress Commit tee, ambition, college. Macleod, Norma: Secretary of 385, hobbies, music, skating, ambition, U. of M. Maibach, Danna: Ambition, secretary, hobby, reading. Makey, Grace: Ambition, secretary. Marks, Bob: President of Senior Class, President of Student Council, Preli- dent of R Club, President of 288, Vice-President of Red Hi-Y, lootball, track, N. H.S., ambition, Albion Col- lege. fi 7 fbi, 1-7' X 'X-Jfb.v X s 2 'fz plmy+p!wm+Qlaction campnunn+ ' +r:omp. 4 Row 1 Mattson, Karleen Ann: Hobbies, dancing, riding, and music, ambition, Wayne University. Meister, Larry: Senior Motto, Flower, and Color Committee, hobbies, stamp collecting, riding, ambition, college. McCallum, Bob: Red Hi-Y, football, track, Luncheon Committee, Secretary of 288, ambition, college. McCartney, Mary Irene: Advanced Glee Club, hobbies, piano, fashion designing, collecting earrings, ambi- tion, stylist for J. L. Hudson's Display Dept. MeGar, Ronnie: Hobbies, sports and music, ambition, medicine or engi- Row 2 Mclntyre, Shirley: Class Day Commit- tee, hobby, swimming, ambition, col- lege. McLeod, Don: Glee Club, Orchestra. Mead, Jerry: Hobbies, swimming, horseback riding, ambition, college. Michael, Jack: Senior Play, R. O. T. C., Commencement Committee, hobby hunting, ambition, college. Mihelcic, Jean: Hobbies, horseback riding, dancing, bowling, ambition, 'Row 3 Miller, Mary Jane: Hobbies, danc- ing, sewing, ambition, writer. Monkhouse, Gwendolyn M.: Hobby, surfboard riding. Morgan, Jessie: Hobby, skiing, ambi- tion, U. of M. I Nesbitt, Dan: Senior Play, Ways and Means Committee, ambition, aeronau- tical engineer. Noe, Jack: Hobbies, collecting: records, jazz, ambition, chemistry, Olivet Col- Row 4 Odor, June: Hobbies, music, reading, and sewing, ambition, music teacher. Ogg, Virginia: Secretary of Retailing Club, Dress Committee, ambition, model. Oke, Don: Hobbies, swimming, horse- back riding. 0'Roilly, Jana: Hobbies, art, sculptur- ing, horses, ambition, art school. Osborne, Leith: President of Gray Hi- Y, Track, Football, Senior Orchestra, Senior Band, Ways and Means Com nearing. dental assistant. lege. mittee, R Club. Q -lad: nfaocialjun +L!aAAwillandpJwph.acq:mUz ' A Row 1 Painter, Herb: Hobby, outdoor sports: ambition, armed service. Pape, Helen: Hobby, iewelry: ambi- tion, Michigan Bell representative. Parshall, Gloria: Adcratt Club: hob- bies, art, swimming, dancing: ambi- tion, college. Partridge, Nlarilyn: N. H. S., Treas- urer of 385: ambition, photographic work. Pederson, Gordon: Speakers' Bureau, Class Day Committee: ambition, col- Row 2 Perkins, Bill: Red Hi-Y, football, bas- ketball, Social Committee: ambition, college. Peterson, Marion: Hobbies, basket- ball, tennis, drums: ambition, air hos- tess. Phillips, Bert: Hobby, collecting photo- graphs: ambition, own a store. Plaslcett, Mary: Yearbook, Ways and Means Committee, Debonaire Club President: ambition, college, Tobe Co- burn. Prosser, Chris: Hobby, swimming: am- Row 3 Reid, Roberta: Vice-President of 385, Senior Play, Chairman ot Class Lunch- eon Committee, N. H. S., Vigilanti, Outpost Feature Editor, Co-Editor of Class Biographies, Quill and Scroll Award: ambition, U. of M. Reinke, Elmer: Adcraft, Yearbook, Printing and Publicity Committee: am- bition, architect. Rhodes, Chauncey: Hobbies, sports, model planes: ambition, clraftsman. Richey, Thomas: Chairman of Class Day Committee, Senior Bancl, Senior Orchestra, N. H. S., Commencement Speaker: ambition, Curtis Institute of Music. Rick, Clarence: Hobbies, drums, col- Row 4 Ricketts, Rondalee: President of French Club, Stage Staff, Choir, Tri- ple Trio, Tennis Team, Class Luncheon Committee, N. H. S.: ambition, High- land Park Junior College. Robertson, Shirley: Adcratt Club, Girls' Advanced Glee Club, Senior Play Committee: ambition, Drake Uni- versity. Rogers, Carol: Treasurer of Vigilanti, N. H. S., Senior Orchestra, Prom Com- mittee: ambition, Michigan State. Rogers, Mariorie: Vigilanti, Yearbook, Senior Play, Social Committee: ambi- tion, college. Rowland, Edgar: Adcratt Club, Art Ed- itor of Yearbook: ambition, commer- lose Uawl- bition, Detroit Business Institute. lecting records: ambition, architect. cial artist. l fnllaqxz plana + 11 ' -happy nl Row 1 Royster, Marsh: Hobbies, swimming, electricity, mechanics. Saker, Jim: Vice-President of R Club, Treasurer of Red Hi-Y, N. H. S., Stu- dent Council, Secretary of 219, Foot- ball, Track, Chairman of Social Com- mittee, Commencement speaker: ambi- tion, medicine. Sayles, Margie: Motto, Flower, and Color Committee: hobbies, skating, dancing, and jewelry: ambition, bal- let dancer. Schable, Herbert: Ambition, college. Sehleh, Gloria: Spanish Club, Girl Re- serves, Senior Play, Yearbook, Vice- President of 385, Printing and Pub- licity Committee: ambition, college- iournallst. Row Row 3 Row 4 Schulze, Robert: Vice-President of Class, Treasurer of 219: ambition, An- napolis. Schultz, Elizabeth: Senior Play, N. H. S., W. R. B. G., Ways and Means Committee: ambition, Wayne Univer- sity. Selby, Don: R. 0. T. C. Otiicer, Printing and Publicity Committee: ambition, Wayne University-engineering. Sherwin, Dorothy: Commercial Club, Senior Play Committee: ambition, medical stenography. Simanikas, Bill: R. O.T. C. Officer, Bi- ology Club, Rifle Team, N. H. S. Motto, Flower, and Color Committee ambition, Michigan State. t F Smith, Beverly Jane: Hobbies, horse- back riding, skating: ambition, office work. ' Smith, Caroline: Vigilanti, Senior Play, Yearbook, Class Day Commit- mittee: ambition, Bradford College. Sorenson, Irene: Outpost Typist, Sen- ior Flay Committee: hobbies, iewelry and reading. Spencer, Ben: Vice-President of 219, Senior Play,, R. O. T. C., Glee Club, Prom Committee: ambition, Hillsdale College. Stanford, Margaret: Y-Teens, N. H. S., Nestor, Senior Play Committee: ambi- tion, college. Sting, Bob: Hobbies, hunting, baseball, dancing: ambition, Michigan State College. Styles, Eclyth: Secretary of Y-Teens, Senior Play Committee: ambition, Teachers' College, Ypsilanti. Tarbell, Shirley: Vigilanti, Commence- ment Committee: ambition, Michigan State College. Taylor, Barbara: Y-Teens, Advanced Glee Club: ambition, singer. Thomas, Betsey: President of Vigi- lanti, Aclcraft Club, Speakers' Bu- reau, Yearbook, Prom Committee, and President of 385: ambition, Stephens College. ' 1 , + ' ' arwlmu.4ica!am61hbn +.C6l!i.0.0!lA :om Row I Thompson, Janet: President of Com- mercial Club, N. H. S., and Senior Play Committee, ambition, secretary. Titus, Sylvia Jane: Hobbies, collect- ing miniature foreign dolls, and horseback riding, ambition, commer- cial artist. Vanluren, Beverly: Secretary of 385, N. H. S., Commercial Club, Girls' Basketball Team, ambition, secretarial work. VanCantie, Ellen: French Club, hob- bies, dancing, music, sports. Vondermeer, Fred: Hobbies, motor- cycle riding, flying: ambition, aero- nautical engineer. Row 2 VanHorn, Thelma: Debonaire Club, hobbies, music, dancing: ambition. Michigan State College. Wadsworth, Donald: Hobbies, golf, cars: ambition, architectural drafts- mdh. Walker, Bob: Hobby, sports, ambition, low. Walton, Gloria: Debonaire Club: hobbies, ice-skating, sewing: ambition, Michigan Bell Telephone Co. Warner, Isabel: 5 p e a lc e rs' Bureau, hobby, ice-slcotingp ambition, Oberlin College. Row 3 Webber, Jack: President of 219, Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball, Red Hi-Y, R Club, and Ways and Means Com- mittee, ambition, State Police. Welch, Robert: Hobbies, drafting, stamp collecting, ambition, U. of M. Wilcox, Nancy Lou: Treasurer of 385, Tennis Team, Senior Orchestra, Dress Committee, N. H. S.: ambition, Al- bion College. Wilson, Gwen: Vigilanti, Senior Play, Social Committee: ambition, Alleg- heny College. Wilson, Joan: Senior Play, hobbies, bowling, piano, swimming: ambition, college. Row 4 Wismeg, Dolores: Hobbies, dogs, gar- dening, ambition, Michigan Bell Tele phone Co. Wood, Cliff: tLeft schoolj. Wrote, Donald: Rifle Club: ambition, Wayne University. Wyatt, Bob: Hobby, hunting. Young, Jean: Hobbies, retailing, swim- ming: ambition, modeling for Jam Handy Co. Harm, Ujlicmm. Eugene Miller .,,..,... ..., P resident Ellen Louis Kinnun ,... ..., V Ice President Norma Combes ..,., . Secretary Delmar Young ,...w . Treasurer wnwnfmina +m vacation I 9 S7 P P?l3H'EIV yu, A we 22 . N 9 l. SS 'vv 0 ,. . K , N- 'lm ' Z Q51 jhou, 9'ZaL photo Charles Fletcher Arthur Hawn Gerald Heseltine Robert Hopkins Dorothy Landon George Need Edgar Stallings Robert Warren Duane Wolfrom Rollin Wright Umtafzan, QIPIDIIZHJL Donald Bee Noble Brooks Alfred Davis Arthur Gill John Houchlei Robert Johnson Walter Kamasis Carl lenk Don Martin Henry Prentice William Sexton, Jr. Robert Siebert Gustav Siegmund John Taylor James Thompson, I Ralph Zavitz William A. Adams Nellie Bohlen Donald R. Borregard G. Jeanne Brown Delores Mae Brunei Belly Bryson Donna l.. Burkhardt larry A. Burr Joseph C. Cherup, Jr. Frank A. Coleman Norma May Combes Genevieve P. Curley Jack Dale Richard W. Davies Ernan Joe DeCarlo + E . + Qxbzaanwdlbn- W 'nz Herbert F. Dyer Donald R. Edgar Richard B. Endress Robert P. Gaberson Richard J. Gibson Janet R. Grace William J. Hill Eleanor E. Jesse Ramona Johnston Donna J. Kingsbury Ellen Kinnun Mary C. Knechlges George R. Koch Donald O. Koslowsky Raymond G. Krumbach fha, UL Beatrice D. Sibley Eugene R. Steinke Duane E. Tesch Norman K. Toole Mary Tranchicla Barney Van Dyke Ruth J. Walker Jeanne Waters Beverly I. Weil William .l. Willits Delmar Young Richard Youngdale Rose H. Ziegenfelder Shelagh Laidlaw Bernice D. Laskowske Eugene T. Leone Calvin MacShara Emily L. McCoy Beverly M. McGlinnen George McKee Marilyn R. Nleitzke Eugene Miller Egore R. Noutko Modenst E. Olinick lauren C. Olson Gordon Precht Robert Rudesill Shirley E. Schmanke N N 1'HE cb ' Hr K - PROPHECY 6 w ' - ' Q I? ax. Q .4 2,42 Q SENIOR PROM M HE MILL LUNCHROOM ,, x ,1 , . fl. i P? S fr BJ X 1 0 f 'Vu fl 47 Xf X xx N ELEC TION 00 if 9 THE fc U' 1 1 6 AQ' xx SX 6 Xxx 5 6 WILL S N R MIXER X d 'G' ,TESY 19446 s Wm. R. Stocking Principal Homer Clark Assistant Principal !luQandb1n:zQal+abA.Qh,cQQxcuA.aA+hallpi -.fuympatluf December 20, 1946 V The Office Greetings and congratulations to you, the Class of January 1947! Though small in numbers, about 200, you have many outstanding students both in scholarship and in other school activities. Your officers and committees have done their work quickly and well. We certainly are going to miss you. Your last year and a half here has been a, transitional period-not only in your lives but in the life of our nation as a whole and in the affairs of all nations as they have been-trying to work out a world organization, which has taken the name of United Nations . During your first two and a half years of,high school you lived amid the excitement, horror, and frenzy of a terrible war. During the last year and a half, you experi- enced the supreme joy of victory. , K Since V-J Day you have had to adjust your emotions, impulses, and daily living to sudden changes, social, political, and financial, with all the attending problems. You have done mighty well, I think. As you are leav- ing our great school, you will carry with you many happy memories, for example, the great playing of our splendid football team, sparked by the .dazzling runs of Gardner Barnstead. The good times here will stand out most vividly as the years pass but you must not, we hope will not, forget your friends, us your teachers. You have endeared yourselves to us and we want you to remember us kindly, and perhaps, somewhat gratefully. You are the first class to use the school seal or emblem on your Senior Outpost. You, as a group, have exemplified the motto Ut Prosim - That I May Serve . A I cannot wish greater things for you than to hope that in the new world that is forming, you will put into practice by supporting all the worthwhile things in your community, your state, and your world. The world needs youth, strength, and unselfishness. Members of the Class of January 1947, great things are ahead of you. Serve God and your fellow men. Do not forget us for we are proud of you. Sincerely your friend, WM. R. STOCKING C. H. BLANCHARD C. D. BRANIGIN MARION DEVINE ' ELLEN EGAN 301 , 301 101 201 Boys, E-K Boys A-D Girls A-D Girls E-K FRIEDA HARSCH REGINA MAHAR D. A. MURRAY -W. E. WARD ' 385 . 385 288 219 j Girls S-Z Girls l.-R Boys l.-R Boys S-Z pnfubda + 'ho ' in fha , Adams, Jane- Adams huts the finest. -Comm. Dept. Arms, Aroline- Cicero is her man. -Long. Dept. Atkins, Jewel - Her personality sparkles. -SCL ence Dept. Aukermun, Robert'- Okay, in the finest way. -Soc. Science Dept. Barnhurt, Joseph- Heart to beat. -Science Dept. Barron, Myra- Her royal highnessf'-Eng. Dept. Bi?ler, Ray- A 'Ray' of light for our 'Big' prob- ems. -Science Dept. Blue, John- Yet to find him 'Blue'. -Science Dept. Head. Bovill, John- Around the world in ninety days. -Soc. Science Dept. Braun, Charles- Room 191 combines brains cmd 'Brcun'. -Voc. Dept. Brooks, Willis- A perfect flow of knowledge. -Eng. Dept. Brown, Seymour- Seymour does not 'polka' long. -Health Ed. Dept. Head. Brueser, Mildred - Books, books, everywhere. -Library. Buchanan, Ecliih- Kitten on the keys. -Acconv ponist. Champlin, Eudora- A winner in many ways. Comm. Dept. Clark, Roscoe- A bar of the finest. -Voc. Dept. Comer, Edwin D. - Smilin' thru, -Soc. Science Dept. Cook, Margaret- Her recipe's simple-learn while you study. -Moth. Dept, Coutts, Helen- Moy she knock the Mexicans speech less. -Eng. Dept. Cunningham, Gen.- When in need, go to Cun- ningham. -Math. Dept. Daniel, Freddu- She can make circles around most. -Math. Dept. Dcnrisn Tgomas- He has that scholarly look. - ot . ept. Deason, Ernest- He easily wins your friend- ship. -Science Dept. Degnon, Frances- Cooking on the range. -Voc. ept. Doll, Lena G.- A gift to boys and girls. -Eng. Dept. Dreyer, Lucille- A sportive individual. -Health Ed. Dept. Edmonds, George- A Geometry Edmon-istro- tor. -Math. Dept. Edvvurds, William- When he's on a tangent, his midsemester's hard. -Moth. Dept. Fenby, Eugene - Adult piano prodigy. - Fine Arts Dept. Ferfig, Catherine- Something new has been added. -Comm. Dept. Finkbeiner, laura- Sprechen Sie Deutsch? - Lang. Dept. Fosmoe, Oscar- We vote the Oscar to him. - Science Dept. Fostfr, golienlgtg Past, Present, Future, he tells cr . - ng IS ept. Foster, Wesley- He doesn't need to foster good relations. -Science Dept. Francis, Freda- She does it best. -Science Dept. Franson, Harry- He who laughs last . . . - Science Dept. Frenzel, Howard- Fren' of them all. -Fine Arts Dept. Gnerttner, R. W.- Never an idle moment. - Voc. Dept. Head. Green, Hazel- Her periods are full of quota- tion morks. -Eng. Dept. Greene, Arthur- Gum? Hm-ml -Eng. Dept. Grover, .Eunice- Nice but much more. -Moth. Dept. Hansen, Elmore- He adds up to a handsome figure. -Math. Dept. Head. fvfumq jolum + .6.lUl,U!LiA.Q gullluulaf fmdmlz Heinz, Margaret- Only one variety-the best. Comm. Dept. Helstein, Mrs. A.- Keyed up for action. -Ac- companist. Hogle, Erwin- Did you get your copy? -Soc. Science Dept. Hoinncki, Frank- Frankly, he's swell! -Health Ed. Dept. Hornkolll, Arthur- You have to credit him. - Comm. Dept. Head. Houck, Edlu- Houck do you like it. -Voc. Dept. 711 Hubel, Harry- We need his presence. -Attend- ance Officer. Hughes, Marion- 'Whose' personality can beat hers? -Eng. Dept. Jonsson, Gertrude- Yours truly. -Math. Dept. Jones, Ethel- Ethel, there's power in her drive. Eng. Dept. Kerber, Lucille- lt's hard to curb her energy. -Health Ed. Dept. Knowles, Victor- A victor always 'Knowles' the answers. -Soc. Science Dept. Krogh, Bertha - Books-she can pick 'em. - Library. Lurges, Annabelle- A Wave at the corps. - Comm. Dept. Leith, Clara Jean- We'd be 'Leith' to let her go. -Lang. Dept. Lovchuk, Paul- I love, you love, he loves. - Eng. Dept. Love, Howard A.- I Love Life. -Fine Arts Dept. Head. Maclnnes, Ruth- Stan'lit'. --Eng. Dept. MacKay, Florella- Mademoiselle est tres chor- mante. -Lang. Dept. Head. Mclaughlin, Lloyd- Exponent of the McLaugh- lin theory. -Science Dept. Menard, Margaret - She mans the scholar- ships. -l.ong. Dept. Miller, Lucile- Sing and the world sings with you. -Fine Arts. Miller, Marion- OF the tiner grain. -Eng. Dept. Morford, Cyretta - More for your l110f'eY- - Eng. Dept. Morforcl, Golda- Gives you golden opportuni- ties. -Soc. Science Dept. Munro, Myrtle- An important part of our doc- trine. -Fine Arts. Murray, Mary Louise - Hurry for Murray. - Soc. Science Dept. Parker, Irene- Her work when done is like a Parker 5l. -Fine Arts Dept. Polzin, Elmer- A testy individual. -Lang. Dept. Potter, Elivnlreth- Speed! That's for her. - Comm. Dept. Powers, Guia- A storehouse of energy. -Math. Dept. Pursell, Evangeline- Redford's chief historian. -Soc. Science Dept. Head. Record, Irene- A-l in the books. -Comm. Dept. Rivers, Gordon- A stream of likeabilityf'-Voc. Dept. X Robinson, Viola- Her personality is a pleasant melody. -Soc. Science Dept. Rogers, Earl- Not plated but genuine Rogers. -Soc. Science Dept. Sayres, Cortlandt-- Laugh and you laugh alone. -Eng. Dept. Scott, Frank- Historically speaking, he is. - Soc. Science Dept. Smith, Edna- The special kind. -Comm. Dept. Smith, Frank- Ordinary name but extraordi- nary person. -Voc. Dept. Staveley, Irene- Competent with o capital COMP. -Eng. Dept. Stebbins, Nina- Stein up speed. -Comm. Dept. Stellberger, Pauline- A smile for your thoughts. -Eng. Dept. Stevens, Mariorie- As Hne as 'English' china. -Eng. Dept. Stocker, Richard- Stock 'em with knowledge. Comm. Dept. Stone, Dorothy - Let your foundation of wis- dom be built by Stone. -Voc. Dept. Strickland, Willard - With him, 'strictly land' office business. -Soc. Science Dept. Stuckey, Richard- He gives you a sporting proposition every time. -Health Ed. Dept. 'blz, fn!zqd14ouJzh1m'LQwnal: + ' ' :nun Sutlitt, Phyllis- She'II lift your spirits high. - Eng. Dept. Swem, Eugene- He'll keep you afloat. -Math. Dept. Teter, Harold- Teter taught her. -Science Dept. Thompson, Roberta- Quick mind, quick fing- ers. -Comm. Dept. Tryon, Dorothy- For teaching, she has all the needed elements. -Science Dept. Van Avery, R. G.- A very nice individual. - Science Dept. Van I-louten, Eva M.- I'll see you after class. -Eng. Dept. Walle, Leonard- Wally is tit for a king. -Soc. Science Dept. Wardwell, Eleanor- In a Ward she's swell. - Eng. Dept. Watkins, Earl- What kin't he do? -Math. Dept. Weaver, Malcolm- A Weaver of fine phy- sique. -Health Ed. Dept. West, Elvira- Go ftol West, young man. -Voc. Dept. White, Sgt. Harold M.- Left, right, march for White. -R. O. T. C. Whitlock, Margaret- The key to her person- ality is hard work. -Eng. Dept. Williams, Am - Where there's a Williams Y . there's a way. -Fine Arts Dept. Wilt, Clay E.- Not as the flowers. -Science Dept. Wolner, Manuel- He's down in the books. - Soc. Science Dept. Wyman, Alice- Her lamp of knowledge is lit. -Eng. Dept. Head. Wyman, Charles- Why man, is he efticientl - Math. Dept. Zych, Edward- The man for the ich. -Voc. Dept. :rw I V, S' Q'L'g,V'fx'Q :3 Ei? , , 0 93' nigh , I ,,,. ggi? 5,55 1: Yigyiggi. 1.1 ff' 1 1'- Qi-5'-ff :fri ' 4,3 iff aah w,Qq:iyfRQ5Q5,11,:,, 1 ' Wifi, .QQ ' 'f ,'L3Qi:zgf:1 :1 ' iff AT? 1, 37 Mm .,, 3, v A -Ui. 4 . emu if 30 Q .5 aww ff'x iw 4 j f W 2 ':+w Q L 'Y 1 M 2 -Q 1, Y, if mmwmwwsw Lergwgm ' X,,.x..:1a1-,xm:r4:wQ1Lfwr,svmmz' - v .. za -Je., -J-,sgaz Q ,rm ,.. Q.:-41.2 --,.,.h.L:f- '- -- 4714il20Aff C J S Editor-in-Chief . ,..,. ...... N ancy Baughman SPONSORS Feqture Editor 444A4,, ,.A, B ohh: Reid News ,Editor ...,... , ,.., .loan Broomfield Miss E. M. Von 1-louten, Mr. Greene, Sports Editor ............,, ......4....,. ........,..., D o n Gillard .Editorial Editor ....,..,...........,..,....... Elayne Suche Mrs. P. Stellberger Headline Editor , .,..,,,..,,......,..,..,,....... Ester Yager ROW l: E. M. Van Houten, sponsor, Ester Yager, Bobbi Reid. Nancy Baughman, Don Gillard Joan Broomfield Elayne Sache ROW 2- Em'l OI h Sh'l S' t J t Stevens, Miarlorie Albanese, -Bette Swanson, Virginia Meek, Nancy Coleman. ROW 3: Barb Bosworth, lrene Sorenson, Pauly Zimmermann: yNon2y'RoclLeMarli':riZ' Kills. mhan, Char otte Voelker, Christine Diamond, Mickey Daniels. ROW 4: Ralph Hrlema 1, Barbara Odgers, Mariorie Lethemon, Anne Hungerford, Joan Somerville, Joyce P xllrps, Don Emery, Ken Bell. ROW 5: Bull Dresser, Jerry Carlson, Don Hodgson, Glenn Page, Philip Swindell, Bill Gaunt, Lino Couiaglia. r ' '+ ' +p1wn,Q- dwg- ' :forum ' rwll, Stall, Editor-in-Chief ...., ..... N ancy Baughman Copy Editor ...,.... ,..,.............,..... N ancy Coleman Associate Editor , ..... .,,........ D on Emery Club Editor ,..,......,...........,.,......,.....,... Ester Voger Sales Manager ....,... .. .,.., .lack Barrows Co. Class Editor, .... .loan Broomfield, Bobbi Reid Art Editor ..., ...,,,,,,..,...,. .....,. E d gar Rowland SPONSORS Faculty Editor ,..,.....,.......................,. Irene Gartner Photographic Editor ...,..,,. ...,,.........,.,...... K en Bell Mr. Blue, Mr. Deason, Mr. Edwards, Mr. Greene News Editor ...,...,.........,...,..,,..,,........, Charlotte Hill ROW iz Don Gillard, Nancy Coleman, Joan Broomfield, Bobbi Reid, .lack Barrows, Nancy Baughman, Don Emery, Ken Bell, Edgar Rowland, Ester Yager, Elayne Sache. ROW 2: W. H. Edwards, Irene Gartner, Mariorie Albanese, Betsey Thomas, Betty Lou Berg, Jean Betterly, Bette Swanson, Joan Betterly, Janet Lewis, Mary Plaskett, Ardythe Kleist, Christine Diamond, Mr. Deason. ROW 3: Dot Bleimeister, Barb Bayless, Shirley Chesterfield, Donna Trieber, Virginia Meek, Joyce Phillips, Mickey Daniels, Shirl Siroia, Debbie Trees, Phyllis Lowe, Emily Olah, Charlotte Hill. ROW 4: Mariorie Rogers. Ralph Hileman, Pauly Zimmerman, Joan Taylor, Gloria Kelly. Lillian Graz- don, Betty DeLiguori, Kathleen Gillette, Wanda Skorbinski, Betty Barker. ROW 5: Dick Yocum, Anne Hungerford, Betty Joynson, Jean Wordwell, Salli Chilcle, Jeanne Carpenter, Jini Siebert, Nancy Kilzer, Barbara Wren, Margery Lethemon. Don Hodgson, Bill Dresser. ,L ,mv New , W f i' ' 'W Q 3253 www + ,W Wg., ' SQ, ww ' Plalpgaai ROW i: Joan Wilson, Nancy Coleman, Miss Cyretta Morford, director, Caroline Smith, Elizabeth Schultz, Alice Battishill. ROW 2: Roberta Reid, Gwen Wilson, Charlotte Hill, Helena Fiesselmann, Joan Heaphy, Joan Broomfield. ROW 3: Bo Bouggy, Betty Barker, Mariorie Rogers, Gloria Schleh, Jack Barrows. ROW 4: Jock Michael, Don Nesbitt, Woody Lobdell, Bill Bacon, Ben Spencer, Dave Brown. Jw ' + r ' + -up-comprmufzn :vpnluhq The show must go on! Not even John L. Lewis or a heavy, dangerous fog could stop the production of this term's Senior Play. Despite the last-minute change in dates to Thursday and Friday evenings, December 5 and 6, the budding actors and actresses turned out a fine per- formance and were enthusiastically received by their audience. They attribute their success to hard work and the excellent direction and patience of Miss Cyretta Morford, dramatic coach. Who's Boss , the three-act- comedy which was presented by the two casts, revealed the turbulent life of an unassuming rich young author, Edgar Tatum. When the curtain rose, poor Edgar was having troubles holding his own against a domineering aunt and two cousins who practically called his house their own, although they were living there only by his good grace. Things changed, however, when Ruth, the pretty secretary, arrived and gave Edgar the moral courage to stand up for his rights . Although Elsie, the problem-sister, gave Edgar another worry when she triea to run oft and marry the villain, the difficulties were ironed out and Edgar confessed his love to Ruth who had made a man of him. I V 1 1 0 1 2 F 1 1 I ,,. I i a I 755 Q '1 . Nw 2 . 3' w J i I 1 M, 5 'x . 1 . KOMHLLL Bob Marks, president: .lack Barrows, vice president: Charlotte Hill, secretary: John Brede, treasurer: Mr. Gaerttner, sponsor. ROW 'I: Charlotte Hill, Bob Marks, .lack Barrows, John Brede. ROW 2: Marie Dean, Helen Barrows, Joanne Bushie, Barbara Plater, Shirley Chesterfield, Mary Danos. ROW 3: Kathleen Gillette, Carol Roser, Sue Buck, Barbara Vignoe, Peggy Pringle, Nancy Boughman, Corol Simms. ROW 4: Doug Kerby, Jim Saker, Ronnie Burks, Doug Liddicoat, Dave Brown, Dick Osborne. Jlallalyatam + nl' ll0.0.Ql'l'l.0I'lfA : the fauna? The Student Council, composed of thirty-six members, is the student govern- ing body at Redford, and the members are elected each term. To be eligible for nomination to the Council a B average and leadership qualities are necessary. The Freshmen and Sophomore classes provide four mem- bers from each grade and the Junior and Senior classes provide six members each. Proiects of the Council for the past semester have been the I-Qi-if maintenance of the hall duty system, the beautification of the school 7 campus, and a campaign for more school assemblies in the audi- torium. The chairman of the Senior Election Commission is elected by the group each term. They also help sponsor one school dance. A . V Q 'lm-.3 Q Nw. ' wx ai, M 322: MM. 2 ffS959G:' f?':X'-'r'-E'1.'. 1'Q2fi,i?GH A .w.,,'x'5.z'A:rm1-fu.: . ' . 'v -- ww lH2A5Ei13.xl6L'W,' ' ' Lim? ' h ' ' 'Y U., E Betsy Thomas, president: Joan Broomfield, vice president: Shirley Chesterfield, secretary: Carol Rog- ers, treasurer: Mrs. Murray, spon- sor. ROW 1: Barbara Riggs, Salli Childe, Mrs. Murray, Shirley Chesterfield, Betsy Thomas, Joan Broomfield, Carol Rogers, Bobbie Reid, Mariorie Rogers: ROW 2: Jean Guy, Pat Rudy, Sally Masselink, Gloria Kelly, Nancy Mogle, Connie Langan, Tamar Campbell, Lillian Graz- don, Mary Lou Kilpatrick, Elaine Clem- ons: ROW 3: Frances Severance, Nann Foster, Ann Hadden, Charlotte Hill, Dor- othy Wright, Caroline Smith, Beverly Dunn, Nancy Ericke, Nancy Murray: ROW 4: Mary Jane Johnson, Janet Sherzer, Pat Henry, Betty McKay, Nancy Baughmon, Dorothy Masters, Mary Louise Chapman, Gwen Wilson, Florence Mc- Millan, Joy Long. Qxzbonabz, Mary Plaskett, president: Elayne Suche, vice president: Virginia Ogg, secretary: Joan Betterly, treasurer. ROW 'ls Joan Betterly, Mary Plaskett, Virginia Ogg, Jane Adams, sponsor, Jean Jorgensen, Janet Lewis: ROW 2: Gloria Walton, Ann Hadden, Florence Denton, Elayne Sache, Alma Titus, Jean Luehrman. Doug Liddicoat, president: Bob Marks, vice president: Glen Dries- bach, secretary: Jim Salter, treas- urer: Mr. Bigler, sponsor. ROW 'l: Glen Dreisbach, Jim Saker, Doug Liddicoat, Bob Marks, Mr. R. Big- ler: ROW 2: Charles Mayer, Al Grigsby, Charles Marsh, Dan Marsh, Ray Parker, Bill Gordon, Charles Gardner, Mickey Evans, Ronnie Burks: ROW 3: Walter Funk, Ronald Lind, Jim Miller, Art Mc- Wood, Spike Barnstead, Bill Perkins, Dick Walden, Roger Vogel, Bob McCal- lum: ROW 4: Bill Kalitta, Tom Spriggs, Dave Warner, Bob Craigie, Herb Moulds, Bud Reeme, Dick Buckingham, John Web- ber. deolchn. Patti Keast, president: Lisa .lo Mil- lard, vice president: Carol Roser, secretary: Ilene Fredericks, treas- urer: Miss Mahar, sponsor. ROW 'l: Carol Roser, Lisa Jo Millard, Ilene Fredericks, Patti Keast, Regina Ma- har, Janet Miller, Jeanne Carpenter: ROW 2: Elaine Gell, Elizabeth Rawley, Lillian Constand, Bette Swanson, Jean Robertson, Marilyn Bentley, Helen Thompson, Ruthann Lounsbery, Toni De- ponio, Barbara Gell, Dot McElmurry: ROW 3: Jane Reiber, Shirley Miller, Melva Mann, Pauline Kleckner, Dorothy Smith, Peggy Pringle, Jane Laing, Gail Reiber, Elayne Sache, Bette Day: ROW 4: Phyllis Shaw, Mary Chase, Sharon Hampton, Sally Alber, Margaret Dreier, Sue Angus, Jean Hallek, Anne Wotzke, Joan Flucke, Betsy Craigie, Barbara Bay- less: ROW 5: Jan Vasold, Dot Bleimeis- ter, Mary McKenzie, Corinne Bacon, Mar- lynne Sumner, Lois Love, Maryanne Har- ward, Helena Fiesselmann, Dorothy Blom- quist, Mary Jean Black. agw Bob Marks, president: Jim Saker, vice president: Mr. Weaver, spon- sor. ROW 'l: Ray Parker, Dave Wilcox, Jim Saker, Bob Marks, M. B. Weaver, Roger Larson: ROW 2: Spike Barnsteacl, Jack Chambers, Jim Kuhl, Bruce Vreeland, Glen Dreisbach, Mickey Evans, Bob Goulson: ROW 3: Dave Warner, Ron- nie Burks, Dick Pickens, Art Jordan, Willie Hudson, Gordon Cronk: ROW 4: Leith Osborne, Ken Huslin, Ralph O'Neill, Dick Yocum, Bud Reeme, Wally Beggs, Doug Kerby. HW HL' 'U Leith Osborne, president: Ken Steaslman, secretary: .Ierry Cram- er, treasurer: Mr. Teter, sponsor. ROW l: Mr. Teter, Jerry Cramer, Leith Osborne, Kenneth Steadman, Herman Moekle: ROW 2: Don Woodside, Jim Haas, Dan Springer, Ronnie Beggs, Dave Wilcox, Chuck Kepler, Dick Corsette, Don Washburn: ROW 3: Dick Gottschalk, Cal Shuptrine, Cal Richter, Jim Kremi- clas, Frank Scappaticco, Dick Hutt, How- arcl Dedow, Bob Gaulson, Tom Hannan: ROW 4: Dick Yocum, Doug Kerby, Wally Beggs, Bob Bull, Bill Turnbull, Wally Bone, Johnny Turnbull, Dick Osborne. fl NJUJDAXM et X Qx, Decca vvvf K ,Qigphgnhvi Qvmen-. Q V 'Af' M s-.... . M X L4 J. P, ' .. peg, 1 ,-,.f . 9-fr, ykzvzla- 1. ---f , Q Q-'H I Ii T 1 fzff i ffgfif M72 f ,, l , 15,5344 ! 1 X, 451 iv., ,i A fe IV 5 ' : f Q 6 17, , lz, A , ff . f 'f 1 X ' , we ,f of f 1 . I ' Aff ,f X ,!,a. if at . , ' Kuhxksyyh 7'1 f ,xvfj , 1 Q ,I , ,fwzvljf X75 V -f rf f' 1 1 -A 5 -:aww Puff? M W' ' I Jwmh Rondalee Ricketts, president: Bea Berner, vice president: Anne Hun- gerford, secretary: Bill Dresser, treasurer: Miss MacKay, sponsor. ROW T: Miss MacKay, Anne Hunger- ford, Rondalee Ricketts, Bea Berner, Bill Dresser: ROW 2: Marge Dean, Cynthia Bruce, Nancy Kay, Joyce Cregar, Irene Gartner, Joanne Russell, Marion Dane, Marjorie Albanese: ROW 3: Barbara Braun, Cameron Wilson, Nancy Rock, Barb Bosworth, Charlotte Voelker, Leon- ard Wilcox, Judy Jahannsen: ROW 4: Joylyn lves, Inga Fuss, Joan Buchbinder, Kay Caster, Dave Brown, Bill Bacon, Bo Bouggy, Fern Barr. efaibz .lim Nixon, president: Phyllis Hott- man, vice president: Barbara Braun, secretary: Gladys Keys, treasurer: Mr. Polzin, sponsor. ROW l: Mr. Polzin, Barbara Braun, Jim Nixon, Phyllis Hoffmann, Gladys Keys: ROW 2: Marjorie Albanese, Ruth Watts, Barbara Ochs, Ann Tobin, Marilyn Moy- er, Shirley Ryan, Diana Swindell, Laura Berg: ROW 3: Beatrice Ackley, Mary El- len Hooper, Barbara Odgers, Mary Ann Hardy, Doris Armstrong, Jane Fiero, Shirley Walrath, Cynthia Bruce: ROW 4: Ralph Hileman, Ann Hungerford, Pat Dwyer, Don Wirries, Gerald Beniamin, Betty Cunningham, Beverly Johnson, Jim Barry. Betty Barker, president: Mariorie Lethemon, vice president: Elaine Clemons, secretary: Maxine Ziehr, treasurer: Miss Menard, sponsor. ROW 1: Ned Stirton, John Schrenk, Max- ine Ziehr, Elaine Clemons, Betty Barker, Marjorie Letheman, Gloria Thomas: ROW 2: Nancy Coleman, Viola Olds, Nancy Treacy, Isabella Churchill, Gilda Grande, Mary Plaskett, Betty Boustead, Sally Mas- selink, Joan Barkley, Helen McGinnis: ROW 3: Ardythe Kleist, Bette Day, Bea- trice Aclcley, Florence Denton, Mickey Daniels, Elaine Demoray, Janice Vasold, Dot Bleimeister, Carolyn Pickle, Marilyn Grove: ROW 4: Carol Roser, Janet Wag- ner, Betty McKay, Joy Long, Kay Cogs- well, Marian Beam, Betty DeLiguori, Janet Sherzer, Bette Green, Eleanor Schneider: ROW 5: Margaret Ann Moye, Joan Broomfield, Gloria Schleh, Joy Louise Schuman, Lynn Tazer, Jo Schoen- berg, Martha Drake, Allan Hough, Al- berta Donnelly, Carol Maulbetch. Vera Beckbisinger, president: Kathleen Gillette, vice president: Betty De Liguori, secretary: Mari- lyn Lewis, treasurer: Mrs. Parker, sponsor. ROW 1: Nancy Hay, Amy M. Wilson, Mrs. Parker, Betty Deliguori, Vera Beck- bisinger, Kathleen Gillette, Marilyn Lewis, Pam Krause, Shirley Williams: ROW 2: Deborah Trees, Violet Toth, Mary Ellen Leggat, Mitzi Bork, Pauline Koski, Betsy Thomas, Tamar Campbell, Ramona Bur- ton, Dawn Williams, Shirley Robertson: ROW 3: Carol Danielson, Claire Ebel- ing, Doris Mitchell, Wanda Skarbinski, Barbara Bargren, Florence McMillan, Gloria Parshall, Betty Combs, Elinor Spring, Dorothy Smith: ROW 4: Bill Rab- ertson, Marilyn March, Else Jorgensen, Bill Lucas, F. Liefeld, Edgar Rowland, George Lacey, Marion Kimball, Maurice Thorne. efzfzzany. ROW l: Mary Lou Brunet, Barbara Ochs, Barbara Wright, Pat Tharnberryp ROW 2: Mariorie Albanese, Carolyn Gilbert, Mary Lou Kilpatrick, Cecelia Klein, Miss Krogh: ROW 3: Mariorie Trysell, Iris Pond, Carolyn Kautz, Jeanne Worth. oiuuzau Elleniane Gohllce, president: Kath- leen Gillette, vice president: Joan Betterly, secretary: Mrs. Coutts, sponsor. ROW 'I: Fern Caffron, Mrs. Helen S. Coutts, Joan Betterly, Ellen Jane Gohlke, Kathleen Gillette, Wilma Culp, Beverlee J. Smith, Dorothy Wilke: ROW 2: Jean Betterly, Betty Lou Berg, Carol Schulz, Betsey Thomas, Nancy Kay, Fran. Aus- tin, Ann McCordie, Ilene Diclsbury, Marie Dean: ROW 3: Alfred Burris, Irene Gart- ner, Alice Cook, Jaan Heaphy, Tom Duke, Betty Rietil, Pauly Zimmermann, Isabella Churchill, Lisa Jo Millard, Eli- nor Spring: ROW 4: Barbara Wilson, Lucille Saunders, Erwin Scott, Mickey Evans, Beverly Clarke, Merrill Gable, Jack Hannon, Mary Jane Johnson, lda Semeriian. ofzhe,-o-Jypo. Marilyn Moore, president: Joan Hegener, secretary: Miss Miller, advisor. ROW l: Miss Marion Miller, Joan Heg- ener, Marilyn Moore, Jane Fiero: ROW 2: Nan Goddard, Mary Kopus, Lois Daly, Noreene Langen, Jean Greene, Joy Aho, Joanne Parker, Marion Council: ROW 3: Caroline Crawford, Barbara Grady, Pat- rick Smith, Joyce Dunnett, Barbara Met- tetal, Hilda Braun, Pat Lowe, Donna Douglass, Nancy Bortle: ROW 4: Ross Hardie, Don Droelle, Kay Bell, Herbert Sullivan, Sue Trathen, Barbara Wade, Sylvia Gothard, Louis Zako. SMA?- ROW l: Jack Noid Mary Kopus, Su- zanne Nutten, Jerry Adams: ROW 2: Henry Knowlton, Marylou Lyons, Harold Christensen, Camilla Smiley, John Mc- Knight, Mr. Frank E. Meyer, sponsor: ROW 3: Wayne Fox, Richard Andrews, Barbara Tinney, David Clarke, Milton Tafts. '11,-Imam, Elleniane Gohlke, president: Shir Iey Sirota, vice president, Edyt Styles, recording secretary: Ser nice Currie, corresponding secre tary: Virginia Meek, treasurer Margaret Stanford, inter - clu council. ROW I: Margaret Stanford, Edyt Styles, Virginia Meek, Elleniane Gohlk Shirley Sirota, Bernice Currie: ROW Shirley Hoag, Virginia Fehlberg, Patr cia Davis, Betty Craft, Barbara Och Penny Buerkle, Betty Lou Berg: RO 3: Marilyn Mayer, Sara Hardin, Shirle Juleff, Shirlee Mihow, Mary Dano Norma Hoover, Norma Bachep ROW Carolyn Kautz, Joan Heaphy, Fern Bar Mariorie Trysell, Adela Stangis, Wilm Culp, Eleanora Krey. Bzblaqq. Klub Edward Hritzkowin, president: Ray Janisse, vice president: Joyce Phillips, secretary: Tamar Camp- bell, treasurer. ROW 1: Margaret Ann Moye, Florence Dzmelik, Edward Hritzkowin, Tamar Campbell, Joyce Phillips, Roy Janisse, Miss Tryon, sponsor, Marilyn Lewis: ROW 2: Violet Toth, Edith Hosking, Donna Jean Cornish, Marian Graham, Alice Bat- tishill, Sue Buck, Marilyn Hillman, Ruth Watts, Marion Davison, Barb Borwski: ROW 3: Marylou Bergin, Wilma Culp, Shirley Weber, Merrill Gable, Stan Johnson, Sandy Sanderson, Chuck Mc- Grew, Barbara A. Fultz, Barbara Braun, Janet Dilbeck: ROW 4: Doug Johnson, Charles White, Al Werner, Dick Muner- ance, Earle Spencer, Bill Simonikas, Jim Beetham, Louis Haight, Phil Swinclell, Jim Barry. I .0 Janet Thompson, president: Do- lores Adams, vice president: Shir- ley Adams, treasurer: Mrs. Steb- bins, sponsor. ROW 1: Mrs. Stebbins, Janet Thompson, Dolores Adams, Shirley Adams: ROW 2: Phyllis Lowe, Dorothy Sherwin, Betty Hoog, Mary Ellen Hines: ROW 3: Doris Louise Brown, Beverly Van Buren, Paula Nagel, Elaine Oakes. Chuck McGrew, president: Joyce I-lale, vice president: James Barry, secretary and treasurer: Mr. Wilt, sponsor. ROW 1: Chuck McGrew, James Barry, Joyce Hale, Mr. Wilt: ROW 2: Don Moore, Adele Stangis, Marge Stanford, Dolores Metcalfe, Elleniane Gohlke, Nan- cyanne Rumpel, Bernice Currie: ROW 3: Dave Livingstone, Keith Symons, Wilma Culp, Richard Bigda, Mary Lou Bergin, Dick Donkervoet, Fred Judson, Don Wir- ries. Cd H. 61 5. Fran Austen, Woody Lobdell, Don McGregor, Peter Sterne, Elizabeth Schultz, Dick Carlson l swpfs+,, '-,mm ' ' +w1Q :many gf I Radio is my hobby, states a W.R.B.G. member. Yes, directing, producing, cmd acting in radio programs fills up the extra free time of the W.R.B.G. members. ln this advanced radio group students are given the opportunity to discover for themselves the time, preparation, and good hard work that goes to make up the magic of radio. This term, along with their regular work, students of the advanced class have appeared on the Board ot Education programs The School Spotlight and Storyland . A tlurrie of preparation and weeks of rehearsal preceded the actual broadcasting of one of the Spotlight series from the stage of Redford's auditorium. The guild, under the direction of Miss Stevens, plan the Thursday news broadcasts which are presented over the public address system to keep the student body posted on current affairs around school, and special programs. ,J 5,437 xk Q, T :I 29 Q, , ' Jfnnm. sms, Jack Barrows, president: Doug Liddicoot, vice-president: Nancy Baughman, secretary SEATED: Nancy Baughman, Jack Barrows, Douglass Liddicaat. ROW 'l: Nancy Coleman, Janet Stevens, Christine Diamond, Treva Gallop, Margaret Stanford, Ellenicne Gohlke, Mariorie Albanese, Maxine Ziehr, Barbara Green, Phyllis Hoffmann, Vera Bennett, Imogene Council, Pat Burns, Tamar Campbell, Marion Dane. ROW 2: Sara Hardin, Joan Crist, Nancy Rock, Janet Sherzer, Mary Ellen Hines, Ilene Fredericks, Marilyn Bentley, Shirley Miller, Ann Wotzke, Dorothy Clark, Barb Bosworth, Barb Braun, Irene Gartner, Charlotte Voelker, Liz Schultz. ROW 3: Bo Bouggy, Dick Holloway, Beverly VanBuren, Nancy Lou Wilcox, Joan Broomfield, Patti Keast, Phyllis Lowe, Joylyn Ives, Joyce Hale, Bobbi Reid, Donna Klager, Carol Rogers, Betty Barker, Ronald Goodfellow. Dick Donkervoet. ROW 4: Dick Carlson, Roy Axforcl, Bill Dresser, Gordon lofquist, Bob Janes, Tom Richey, Al Scafuri, Bob Marks. Dave Brown, Cal Shuptrine. Those Not Pictured Joyce McCosh Kenneth Waltz Adela Stangis Barbara Odgers James Saker Laurie Kearney Mariorie Brines James E. Barry Frank L. Adams Barbara Demmer John Edward Brede Rondalee Ricketts Elwood Armstrong Patricia Reive Ethel F. Barr Cynthia Bruce Eileen E. Courtney Janet E. Thompson Barbara Bruce Eileen O'Gorman Cameron Seitz Jane Webster Douglas Liddicoat Wm. C. Simanikas Hman, + bfwwmhq - no brwlca : nahbnal honofz A Redford group which is respected throughout the school for their scholarship, service, and lead- ership is the National Honor Society. Being an international organization, the high standards set for entrance are uniform in countries all over the world. Membership is open to outstanding students of the IIA, 'l2B, and l2A grades. Scholarship is reckoned on the point system: A is worth five points, B, threep and C, one. Marks are counted from the 9B, and a final E in any academic subject disqualifies the candidate. Students in the IIA need IOO points for membership, in the l2B, 108, and in the l2A, 'Il2, Mr. Robert Foster is chairman of the faculty committee on membership, and as such is responsible to Washington for the decisions made. The semi-annual breakfast, which is the only meeting held during the term by the Society, was January 7. After the delicious meal, the new members were welcomed by Mr. Stocking, election of officers held, and the graduating members bid farewell. Miss group about her experiences with the foreign students at the University of Michigan. A 0,0 -v I I my gl ll :IW . . . . . . . t v A .X EdthGll t h th t th f I d pt p k h 1 q I I espie, new eac er is erm in e oreign anguage e ar ment, s o e to t e Q 'E ' L' program of music ended the meeting. I fzaJ.geoggzwt.L Second Lt. Don Selby, Capt. Thomas Dutton, Lt. Col. William Simonikas, 2nd Lt. Robert Hoexter, 2nd Lt. Hank DiPippo, 2nd Lt. Donald McGregor. Laid +gadma1inApnctLbn+ ': .IZ 'leams Lt. Col. William Simanikas, TfSgt. Jack Michael, TfSgt. Julius A. Moyer, TfSgt. Ted Cornish, Sgt. Ernest Bruce, 2nd Lt. Donald McGregor. 1 'N WW 460 L ,w 552,4- 31 fwgifw , Ngvkwiiffw W , L35 faiivn Q hff 056 X agigsggbgg W Mil ms Q? wx av? , ,YK ,Q ..,. 4,21 was- ' rw .ww 5 4s Z, 3 A ww 3 3 e , E football. Redford didn't win the West Side football championship this year, but they came iust about as close as any second place team possibly can. The Huskies finished the season with five victories, and one loss in league play, besides o non-league 19 to 0 accomplishment over Western. Cooley, Redford's historical rival, won all their games, besting the Huskies for the top ranking on the West Side by the hair-width margin of one game. It was on an ill-fated October afternoon, under a broiling sun in U. of D. Stadium that Cooley dealt the ominous blow which ultimately decided who was to be champion on the West Side of the Metropolitan League. That day Cooley downed Redford T3 to O. From then on, neither team lost a game. But the Huskies' hopes of winning the crown still glimmered late in the season. Redford defeated previously unbeaten U. of D. 21 to 13 one week before the regular season officially ended. Seven days later the Cubs were scheduled to face Cooley. Every Redford follower's spirit rose, hopes were that U. of D. might upset Cooley and throw the West Side championship race into chaos. A three-way tie would have resulted with a U. of D. victory. But the spirits that had risen so fast, plunged much more rapidly, and hopes disintegrated as U. of D. fell to the favored Cardinals. However, Redford doesn't have to take a back seat by any manner of means. They were a great bunch of fellows. They fought hard for what they earned, and second place is an admirable position in any man's league or language. At the start of the year, the Huskies had a green line. By the end of the season, it exhibited a brand of ball similar to any veteran prep forward wall. Of course, the galaxy of stars in the backfield was the outstanding spot on the team. Dave Wilcox showed unusual strategic ability at directing the team from his quarterback position. Dave's educated right toe converted 20 out of 24 extra-point attempts through- out the season. Right-half was capably filled by Ronnie Burks, who is always a threat on offense as well as a fine defensive player. Gordon Cronk dealt out many bruises to opposing linemen on his rocking drives from his fullback slot. And now the spotlight shines on the apple in the eye of any high school coach , Gardner Barnsteacl, the squad's bril- liant all-city left halfback. Gardner scored i2 times during the season and was always a terror in an open field. His kicking and passing made him a triple threat any time he was on the field. Uwwitq. Jzwtlmll. ROW 'la Henry Gleiss, Dick Walden, Ray Berger, Jim Kuhl, Herb Fletcher, Doug Liddicoat, Dan Marsh, Larry Brown, Glen Dreisbach, Earl Doig. ROW 2: Jerry Cramer, Dan Hafke, Bob Marks, Bob Knapp, Ronnie Burks, Al Grigsby, Jim Saker, Bob Meyers, Harry Matsos. ROW 3: Gordon Cronk, Bob McCallum, Herb Moulds, Dave Wilcox, Dave Warner, Spike Barnstead, Ray Parker, Bob Corn- wall, Gill Charette, Jack Webber. ROW 4: Bud Reeme, Bill Kieffer, Dick Yocum, John Brede, Jim Parks, Wally Bone, Richard Thomas, Gunner Weidle, Joe Le- holm. ROW 5: Mr. Hcinacki, coach, Jim LaCarter, Dick Heininge, Bill Perkins, Leith Osborne, Bill Buck, Larry Hollyer, Roger Vogel, St. Clair Bird, Walter Funk, Charles Stout. Q wo-m1'.1 Tl-IIS , ff' Tu N67 - 2 QM A. 4. . Q , fi, IQ . 6 s A mmm... V 2 a 3 S 6001211- Any hopes Redford had of a West Side championship were all but thwart- ed on the opening day of the season when the Huskies fell, 13 to 0, to their time-proven nemesis, Cooley. The Car- dinals went on to cop the West Side, Metropolitan League, and City titles. Redford, crippled by the loss of key men in the lineup, was worn down by the physically perfect Cardinals, and the difference in physical condition was the deciding factor. Pictured is a Cooley fumble recovered by an alert Redford lineman. fuzfaal, Central was the first to feel the wake of the thundering Husky herd after Redford reconciled itself to the Cooley loss. Gardner Barnstead accounted for 'I8 points in the Huskies' 35 to O vic- tory. Gordon Cronk and Glen Dreis- bach also tallied in the game. On all five of the extra points, Dave Wilcox converted successfully. Redford's line pushed the Central forward wall back all afternoon, opening wide holes which the fleet- footed Husky backfield used to ad- vantage. Dreisbach closes in on a Central back in the photo. Ctfilbwz, 6U'Juqh.L Wilbur Wright, continuous cellar- dweller on the West Side, managed to score once-and that against third stringers-as the Huskies buried the Pilots, 41 to 6. Barnstead again scored three touch- downs, on iaunts of 65, 27, and four yards. Cronk, Wilcox, and Ray Parker also scorecl. Wilcox kicked five extra points. Throughout the major portion of the game, Coach Hoinacki experimented with the second and third string squads who for the main held their own. Wlmfhwmfmn, Next on the list of Redford triumphs was a plucky Northwestern eleven who put up a stubborn fight before yield- ing, 14 to O. Play was very close in the first half and Redford was held scoreless until their last play from scrimmage before intermission when Barnstead threw a desperation pass from the Redford 40 to Parker on the Colt nine. Parker then scampered over the goal-line un- molested. Barnstead ran 60 yards for the other score. The start of his long run is pictured. fzcvg. co. U. of D., previously undefeated, suf- fered their first loss of the season when Redford upset the Cubs 21 to 13. This drew the Huskies into a two- way tie for second with U. of D. but the Cubs were stopped 14 to 0 by Cooley the following week, thus clinch- ing the West Side crown for the Car- dinals. U. of D. scored first against Red- ford, but the Huskies retaliated with two quick touchdowns in the second quarter to take a 14 to 6 halftime lead. Redford built up a 21 to 6 mar- gin before U. of D. scored when the game was officially over. A penalty on the final play of the day, allowed the Cubs an extra play and they clicked on a pass. 319, Mackenzie's disappointing Stags were a poor match for Redford as the Huskies trampled them, 34 to O, on the schools' last day of the foot- ball year. The game was played in ankle deep mud but Redford stymied the Stag defense by mixing a brutal run- ning attack with an occasional pass. ln spite of the weather and slippery condition of the ball, the passing was uncannily accurate. Barnstead counted twice, Cronk once, Parker once on a pass, and Wilcox once on an intercepted aerial. Wilcox can be seen in the snapshot as the ball leaves his toe on one of his numerous extra point tries. This one was good, as usual. 9, J1wfbalL ROW l: Thorpe Lichtenberg, Ross Sage, John Buck, Ted Marks, Jack D' ks , P l Sh k' , At C D S ' M'lt K' h ROW - ' Kremidas, Ken. lrey, Jar:k.Winans, Allan O'ke, Sorkes Missakian, Elmer :Vex Jeillx' Cardylniouisr LeTL:J,iJrneglJ, CJl1ra':3eirlStahu'l,irg, Vllgrfeln Kruger.2'ROW 3: Alfred Burris. Lester.M1hlfeld, Glenn Smith, Bill Taylor, Blll King, Dick Hutt, George Gleiss, Blair Milliken, Dick Perkins. ROW 4: L. S. Walle, A. Van Campen, Jack Bales, Bill Burk, Gare Reid, Bob Valentine, John Erickson, Chuck Gage, Walt Albers, Pat Brazzil. Jnuchdowlm + 4 ' ' -Qalzlq + wpfglf J , Q-11wlbalL ROW l: Jack Sawle, Alvin Cabot, Martin Seitz, Norman Clark, Fred Boone, Bob Scott, Bob Barnstead, Ray Nugent, Dick Barkley, Angus Diehl, Al Aughton, Duane McKinney, Sheldon Smith, Al Oakes. ROW 2: Gordon Woodsic, George Fisher, Eugene Moser, Kaye Custer, Bill Hessler, Bob Armstrong, Charles Hinz, Dale McGregor, Kenny Spooner, Ken Laburn, Bill Sladko, Jim Makela, Dick Schroeder, Don Trinka. ROW 3: Gordon Cherry, James Block, Bill Garrett, Richard Reno, Wilbur Bloom, Bob Hawthorne, Bill Moran, Richard Borotynski, Allen McCoy, Ray Perry, David Rumohr, Don Frechette, Gordon Cummings, Jim Bated, Don Ebeling. 'ROW 4: Jim MacKsey, Fred Hodges, Richard Lewis, Tom Horton, Edward Sprader, Phillip Zink, Bill Gladden, Jack Jacobs, Don Stanchina, Bob Hawley, Arthur Robertson, Hugh Sheridan, Chuck Emery, John Priebe, Walter Matthes, Jack Reault, John Crossley. ROW 5: Leslie Martens, Howard Jarvis, Sid Cady, Dick Keenan, Richard Charette, Carl Mangini, Don Allen, Walton Tate, Don Loomis, Jack Price, Charles Kolak, Jack Inch, Bill Werner. Hadley Davis, Raymond Welker, Don Burgess. Jerry Odenweller. ROW 6: Dou las Whitefoot, James Becht, Dick Bloch, Walter Hangstefer, Ronald Mulholland, Milton Tafts, Jim Bunting, Richard Amato, Dick Drumm, Frank Evans, Russell Varin, Bob Bagllxer, Richard Bayless, Douglas Bowles, John Eason, Carl Parker, Larry McCall, Nolan Stewart. ROW 7: Benny Johns, Rennie Emsley, Don Perkins, James Tossey, Ted Brotherton, Walter Beauchamp, Charles Tonlinson, Dick Velten, John Ohms, Dick Skupski, Ed Quint, Dick Eicholtz, William Beaver, Wade O'Connell. ROW 8: Don Kral, Hugh Conser, G Fri k Howard Mester, Truman Schrag, Richard Counsil, John Murphy, James Mousseau, Gerald Doran, Dick Waugh, Jim Simonson, Jim McGuire, Ted Kress. Mark uy c Knight, Bruce Bartholomew, Bruce Coryell, Allan Beacher, Terry lyerson. ROW 9: Tom Centofantt, Richard Andrews, Thomas Giovanni, Bob Gaunt, Marvin Klaus. Dwight Briggs, Jim Craigie, Loren Walden, Graydon Brown, Norman Treer, Ray Maternowski, Stan Ardold, Dick Webber, Pat Brown, Bert Parker, Carl Koko. ROW l0: Bob Ellis, Richard Fryer, Roy Chamless, Arthur Olson, Don Merry, Ron Stevens, Bill Blount, Willis Elliott, .lack Lawrence, Ronald Dailey, Joe Mero, Robert Methven, Glen Peck, Ernie Berchley, David Hopp, Bob Mitchell, Bill Croft, Dick Demmer, Donald Grace, Lee Hardesty. CMM Kvwfw C ROW 'lz M. B. Weaver, Bruce Vreeland, Howard Dedow, Chuck Kepler, Chuck Marsh, Chuck Ross, Cal Richier, Mickey Evans. ROW 2: Rod Powell, Rus- sell Hooper, Jim Nixon, Bob Morrison, Ralph Sperry, Dave Lewis, Ari Jordan. ROW 3: Dick Osborne, Johnny Turnbull, Dick Pickens, Bob Gorilson, Tom Hannan, Jenkin Chestnut, Doug Tandy, Al Scafuri. + mmm whip- bd mm+gmp1a,,:b04.4 'App bkzalmtbali ROW 1: Dick Pickens, Glen Dreisbach, Dave Wilcox, Dan Marsh. Thorpe Lichfenberg, Dave Lewis, George Gleiss. ROW 2: Doug Kerby, Jim Suker, Al Scafuri, Walt Hasler, Milf Kiichen, Charles Mayer, Richard Thomas, Chack Cuilan. ROW 3: Kenneih Rogers, Bob Webber, Bill Taylor, Bill Evers- man, Dick Widrig, Chuck Ross, Dick Goifschalk, Gil Shafer. Bruce Newfon. ROW 4: Dick Osborne, Tom Spriggs, Ray Sioholm, Guenlher Weidle, Jack Reaulf, George Parkinson, Jack Whinham, .lack Ferry. 5. d.. dn ROW 'l: Mary Erlell, Barbara Green, Doris Brown, Jane? Stevens. ROW 2: .loan French, Ruth King, Marilyn Schlie, Virginia Burlcheiser, Doris Broxholm, Therese Eastman. + gfmemfqla + fmblmfzpurlm -Lbzghauz .gm ROW 1: Barbara Dean, Colleen Richmond, Peggy Logan, Marion Caples, Darlene Hanna, Belly Burkhart ROW 2: Clio Ingalls, Marilyn Schlie, Hanna Weidle, Viola Olds, Carol Crocker. ROW 3: Beify Laws, Pan Krause, Connie Niles, Jane Shaw, Lucille Kerber, Mary Ellen Leggaf. AQUATICS CLUB SPRINGBOARD Margaref Fox, Barbara Meade, Charlolfe Holmes, Maureen Minfer gm' mum, ROW 1: Janet Stevens, Amy Yoshida, Barbara Green, Judith Drake, Therese Eastman, Lois Foy, Joan French, Lucille Dreyer, coach. ROW 2: Pat Saune, Marianne Fay, Ruth King, Doris Brown, captain, Mary Ertell, Nancy Davidson, Wilma Culp, Mary Carrin, Jean Carlson. . -mlm! . day: . ,Apu ,s ei, r' ' ,-1:5:,q':'g.,:, .,:,:.:1..:ss5::5a.g::: :+W- L y Ig N .M 5 f W 'S A Q-A , x y , -3. an if We i ef, ssl, X .t U X. 6 0 1 a HULIA, Juuua, lcam, Darlene Hanna, Jill Gerrard, Cleo Ingalls, Nancy Lou Wilcox, Marilyn Lewis, Mary Giovanni, Ellinor Kohrs, Lucille Kerber l I I 4 xmmmnw. X' 35i?df?289' 15'Y .. , , ,i ,i Nix ' A QQ 11 'V ye' Gr! M , i '1 iv: , ' ' , ,L f .5gL,2s5,z.,iS5 V 9' X, ,g 4 4. :F-1 ' v A M '- 275 z- , 1 'Q-vk,g,Zgi: w 'W , 2 A 19 ,o Gland : 'A Q, .: I if if , - 'ff-1433 Affzz' .3 eff Q Y- .3 vm.: an A fs' Q f W 5 4 , grim ROW l: Fran McNciry, Nancie Routh, Joan Heaphy, Rondalee Ricketts, Jeanne Seibert, Phyllis Linee, Beverly Spear, Dolores Borland. ROW 2: Mary Lou Troost, Jean Robertson, Marilyn Bentley, Joan French, Emma Lou Jarvie, Marion Dane, Norma Boucher, Mariorie Babb, Dot McElmurry. ROW 3: Mary Danos, Nancy- anne Rumpel, Sylvia Remick, John Buck, Jim Mathieson, Dick Acles, Mickey Evans, Nancee Whittaker, Marilyn Hillman, Vivian Goodman. ROW 4: Bob Kirk- wood, Jack Orr, Bob Munn, Rick Voss, Jack Ferry, Robert Jackson, Stewart Williamson, Dick Strane, Dudly Bruton. love fzmuAjc+p ' + mncafzfzlmdgofzd C 0 ROW 1: Sylvia Remick, Nancy Anne Rumpel, Nancy Lou Wilcox, Dick Sharp, Earle Spencer, Margaret Ann Moye, Sylvia Gothard, Shirley Klawitter. ROW 2: Carol Calder, Marilyn Palm, James Reible, Bob Roger, Mariorie Vrooman, Marilyn Moeller, Claire Ebeling, Paul Nelson, Len Fuller, Dolores Adams, Jane Web- ster, Florence Baszczuk. ROW 3: Harold Reid, William Clark, Janet Witham. Steve Leathley, Phyllis Emery, Bill McDonald, Jack Dresser, Dick Vondercook, Richard Teachout, Harlan La Rowe, Ken Steadman. ROW 4: Carol Rogers, Thomas Richey, Ray Janisse, Kenny Landers, Donald Smith, Frank Adams, Allan Randall, H. L. Moekle, H. L. Osborne, Howard Frenzel. A 1. ri Al! 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