Redford High School - Redford Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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' 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.

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. 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