Redford High School - Redford Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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But the knowledge gained, the activities participated in, the person- alities formed, and the opinions gathered all make up several of the keys. By continuing to improve their standards of performance, the seniors of June, 1955, should be able to find the keys that will unlock the doors to success. .2- ,. , '!'.f?l L,g5,, , 'Q 4 J 'D' Seniors Sports Faculty Activities Index Table of Contents Page 5 Page 55 WP fi Z r . I 5 0 e Z ff. as ff 'd li W . x , 1 -' .1 X ,?,,Q.lti1'fxliA Wllwf ii ' z Page 51 Page 61 Page 96 5 A 12 Q-A--H-all .Aw wmmm .vi f P N w 03 g, ,I VX 'N I! , 1' ff' 3 --Q ---c. QIIIOI' N 955 These past years have given us experience to aid in choosing our ideal of success, whether wealth, fame, happi- ness. The experiences we had as underclassmen have been climaxed by the varied experience of this year with its senior trips, play, prom, and most exciting of all, the senior elections. Nothing is more valuable than EXll9I'i9Ill'9 in our Search for the Keys In Sllrrvss . Take the High Hood Dan Wootton President Vice-President Flower: Colors: fellow Teo Hose White and Gold Sally Bray Treasurer l tml, Hall Ufficerl 101: Elaine Anderson, Treas.g Judy Bement, 301: Bob Cherry, Treas.g .Tack Bowen, Pres., Vice-Pres.: Sally Bray, Pres., Deann Cordes, Dwight Crane, Vice-Pres., Paul Carlsen, Sec., Sec. n .Toe DiPiazza, Sgt.-at-Arms fmissingl. 201: Jackie French, Treas.g Margene Hart, Vice- 219: George Hastings, Sgt.-at-Arms, Don King, Vice- Pres., Aubyn Henderson, Pres., Ardys Ford, Sec., Pres., Bill Guinness, Pres., Peter Ecklund, Sec., Bob Kathleen Gleason, Sgt.-at-Arms. Heckle, Treas. 385 QHJ: Jean Sitts, Sgt.-at-Arms, Mary Salisbury, 288: Dick Price, Sgt.-at-Arms., Jim Ross,Pres.g Vice-Pres., Caroline Talbot, Pres., Alice Smith, Jerry Merritt, Vice-Pres., Jim Presser, Sec.- Tre:-ls., Marilyn Storm, Sec. fmissingl. Treas. 385 CSI: Melissa Reid, Sec., Lois Raass, Sgt.- 285: Arnold Williams, Treas., Fred Zillich, Sgt.-at- at-Arms.,Judy Murray, Pres., Barbara Mueller, Arms, Bill Tuttle, Pres., Rich Santer, Vice-Pres., Jim Treats., Diane Ross, Vice-Pres. Stephan, Sec. .7- vb g I gg A I ,f E, 5 .E -2 J. 2 . I xr, ff F LILLIAN APPLEBERG: Interests: Clerical work, sports. Ambition: Secretary. STANLEY ATKINSON: Class Day Comm.: Red Hi-Y:Current Affairs: Speakers Bureau: Interests: Golf, swimming, rec- ords. Ambition: U.C.L.A., Stanford University - pre- dentistry. STEPHEN ATKINSON: Mackinac Cruise Comm.: Speaker's Bureau, Pres.: Red Hi-Y: Interests: Records, football, baseball, golf. Ambition: Stanford University-business administration. SYLVIA JOAN BAEHR: Interests: Art, travel, sports. Am- bition: Secretary, art school. JULIUS BAILE: Interests: Cars, hockey, baseball. Ambi- tion: Wayne - industrial designing. BRUCE BAILEY: Interests: Swimming, dancing,reading. Am- bition: Automotive Designing School. GEORGE ADAM: Red Hi-Y. Interests: Swimming, golf, bowling. Ambition: U. of D. - aviation. FRED AHRENS: Interests: Golf, swimming. Ambition: Wayne - drafting. BETSY ALBRIGHT: Interests: Swimming, tennis, skating. Ambition: Wayne - Business Administration. ALICE ALDRICH: Interests: Tennis, swimming, bowling. Ambition: Doctor's Assistant, marriage. SHARON D. ALDRICH: Interests: Skating,oilpainting,horse- back riding. Ambition: Michigan Bell, marriage. KATHLEEN ALLEN: Adv. Glee: Choir. Interests: Photo- graphy, dancing, horseback riding. Ambition: Marriage. CORRINE M. ANDERSON: Interests: Skating, swimming, church activities. Ambition: Secretary, travel. ELAINE M. ANDERSON: 101, Treas.: Commencement speaker: BLAZER, Faculty Editor: Senior Prom Comm.: Spanish Club: Vigilanti: Interests: Music, sports, sewing. Ambition: Michigan State Normal - teacher. JANE ANDERSON: Thespian: Interests: Sewing, reading, sports. Ambition: MSU - home economics. GORDON S. BAILEY: Bowling League: Rifle Practice. In- terests: Sports, travel. Ambition: Business Education. BRENDA BAKER: Dress Comm.:Senior Play Prompter:Cur- rent Affairs. Interests: Music, dramatics, reading. Am- bition: College - dramatics. KAY A. BAKER: Senior Play Prop. Comm.:Interests: Swim- ming, bowling, dancing. Ambition: I.B.M. Machines. CAROLYN BALDWIN: BLAZER: Luncheon Comm.: Aeolian, Plgmr.: Latin Club, Rec. Sec.: N.H.S.: Sportsmanship Coun- cil: Adv. Glee: Choir. Interests: Reading, sports, music. Ambition: U. of M. - nursing. RICHARD BALDWIN: Social Comm.: BLAZER, Boy's Sports Editor: Cheerleader: Red Hi-Y: Interests: Electronics. Am- bition: U. of D. - electronical engineer. BARBARA ANN BALES: Future Nurses: Senior Y-Teens: Interests: Swimming, travel. Ambition: Sparrow Hospital - nurse. . ,' I JT , ! '7 ' Ejyfq. H ROBERT BARRETT: Election Commission:LuncheonComm.: Grey Hi-Y. Interests: Golf, baseball, reading. Ambition: MSU - agriculture. BARBARA BARTON: Interests: Dancing, swimming. Am- bition: Secretary. VIRGINIA BAYNE: Interests: Dancing, swimming, travel. Ambition: Secretary. DAVID BEARD: Printing and Publicity Comm.: Grey Hi-Y. Interests: Baseball, hockey, reading. Ambition: MSU- business administration. JIM BEAUCHAMP: Husky Hi-Y:Band:Orchestra. Interests: Music, sports, hi-fi. Ambition: U. of M.-sound engineer- ing. MARGARET LOUISE BEAVER: Current Affairs. Interests: Skiing, records, bowling. Ambition: University of Colo- rado - retailing. JAMES H. BECKER: Amateur Radio Club. Interests: Elec- tronics. Ambition: Electronics engineer. DON BEEHLER: Adv. Glee: Choir: Varsity Football: Varsity Basketball: Varsity Track. Interests: Sports. Ambition: College, U. S. Army. CARL BEISER: Interests: Parties, architecture. Ambi- tion: Lawrence Tech. - architect. JUDY BEMENT: Senior Class Sec.: 101, Vice-Pres.: Senior Play: Debonaire, Pres.: Vigilanti, Vice-Pres.:Student Coun- cil. Interests: Dancing. Ambition: Northwestern. .TEANETTE BENESIUK: Senior Play Prop. Comm.: Senior Y-Teens. Interests: Sports, music, sewing. Ambition: Wayne - elementary education. LAWRENCE BERTRAND: Future Retailers, Pres.: X2 Club. Interests: Tennis, football. Ambition: Notre Dame -- busi- ness administration. PHILIP BESWETHERICK: Interests: Music, golf. Ambition: Wayne - business administration. BARBARA BILLARD: Future Retailers, Sec.: Sox Club: Sen- ior Y-Teens: Band: Golf Team. Interests: Golf, tennis, travel. Ambition: Western Michigan - teaching. BELINDA K. BLANCHARD: Class day Comm.: Senior Play, Student Director: Dance Council: Vigilanti: Adv. Glee: Choir. Interests: Horses,music,dramatlcs, sports. Am- bition: Albion, Northwestern - drama. ,asa . Q' R'- . VPN I 1 'TF I. 'W' ERNEST V. BLOOM: Interests: Music, swimming, cars. Ambition: MSU, U. of M. - dentistry. CHARLES BOKOS: Senior Play: Ways and Means Comm.: Grey I-Ii-Y: Sgt.-at-Arms: Speakers Bureau. Interests: Sports. Ambition: Wayne, U. of M. - dentistry. MARTHA J. BOLAM: Interests: Horseback riding, swim- ming, bowling. Ambition: Secretary. NORMA JEAN BOONE: Interests: Clothes, driving, music. Ambition: College, WAC. BARBARA BORGLIN: Color, Flower, Motto Comm.:Election Commission: Debonaire: Dance Council: Current Affairs. Interests: Sports, music. Ambition: Northwestern - elementary education. DIANA BOTTA: Interests: Swimming,bowling,travel. Am- bition: Social worker. W- 'Wy -Ei 4, 1 lp. I I ,kt RUTH ANN BRUCE: Senior Play Prop. Comm.: Senior Y- Teens, Treas. Interests: Traveling, sewing. Ambition: Burroughs. ROBERT EDWARD BURGER: Senior Play Comm. Interests: Golf, Bowling, football. Ambition: Wayne - accountant. ARLENE BURGESS: Interests: Skating, swimming, reading. Ambition: Business College - secretary. BARBARA A. BURKE: Interests: Horseback riding, swim- ming, roller skating. Ambition: Burroughs. SANDRA MARIE CAHILL: X2 Club, Treas.: WRBG: Dance Council: Harmonie: Orchestra. Interests: Music,chemis- try, radiowork. Ambition: Wayne,U.ofM.-biochemistry. BOB CALLSEN: Rocker Club, Sec. Interests: Sports,travel, chess, cars. Ambition: Army - military science. 5 f K 'IXV I f l BARBARA BOUCHER: Interests: Skating, swimming, bowl- ing. Ambition: Medical Technology, secretary. LOUADA BOUSQUETTE: G.A.C.: Sox Club: Varsity Swim- ming. Interests: Camping, sports. Ambition: Alma Col- lege - religious education. JACK BOWEN: 301, Pres.: Varsity Football:Varsity Basket- ball, Co-Capt.: Varsity Baseball, Capt. Interests: Sports. Ambition: Iowa State College - physical education, profes- sional baseball. LOIS BRAUN: Social Comm.: Speakers Bureau, Sec.: Dance Council. Interests: Travel,sports,dancing, talking. Am- bition: Secretary. SALLY BRAY: Senior Class Treas.: 101, Pres.: Ways and Means Comm.: Vigilanti, Pres.: WRBG, Corr. Sec. Inter- ests: Sketching. Ambition: Wayne - religious education. NANCY BRECHT: BLAZER: Senior Play Comm.: Thespian: Dance Council: Debonaire: N.H.S.: String Septet: Orchestra. Interests: Travel, sports, music. Ambition: U. of M., MSU - history. DONNA BRIGHT: Orchestra. Interests: Dancing, music. Ambition: Business college - secretary. RICHARD EDWIN BROWN: Interests: traveling, photogra- phy, sound recording. Ambition: College. HAROLD BROWNFIELD: Varsity Cross Country. Interests: Sports. Ambition: University of Indiana - law. BARBARA JEAN CARLETON: Student Council. Interests: Dancing, swimming, music. Ambition: Marriage. PAUL CARLSEN: 301, Sec.: Color, Flower, and Motto Comm.: Red Hi-Y: Key Club: Varsity Tennis. Interests: Sports, records, dancing. Ambition: U. of M.-chemical engineering. SANDRA JEAN CAVENDISH: Interests: Swimming, skiing. Ambition: nurse. DICK CEASER: Adcraft. Interests: Architecture, parties, driving, sleeping. Ambition: Lawrence Tech. - architectural design. ROBERT C. CHAPPEL: Interests:Swimming, fishing. Ambi- tion: Draftsman, mechanical engineer. PATRICIA CHERRY: Commencement Comm.: French Club. Interests: Skating, foreign languages, records. Ambition: College. ROBERT D. CHERRY: 301, Treas.: Dress Comm, Chair.: Red Hi-Y, Vice-Pres. Interests: Golf, football, baseball, Church activities. Ambition: Wayne- mechanical engineer. DINA LEE CHILTON: Interests: Art, reading, travel. Am- bition: Business college - office work. SALLY ANN CHRISTIANSEN: BLAZER, Typist: Commence- ment Comm., Chair.: Debonaire, Treas.: Dance Council, Rec. Sec.: Vigilanti: Student Council. Interests: Music, travel, sports. Ambition: U. ofM.- business administration. SUE ELLEN CHRISTIANSEN: BLAZER, Index Editor: Elec- tion Commission, Chair.: Ways and Means Comm.: Dance Council, Treas.: Debonaire: Vigilantig Student Council: Latin Club. Interests: Music,reading,travel. Ambition: U. of M. - dental hygiene. GEORGE CLAGG: Interests: Swimming,Iishing. Ambition: Engineer. GERALD I. CLAYPOOL: Stage Crew. Interests: Swimming, skiing, cars. Ambition: Army. HELEN CLOUTIER: Interests: Swimming, travel, reading. Ambition: Secretary. DONNA JEAN COBB: Future Nurses, Pldgmr.,Sgt.-at-Arms. Interests: Skating, swimming. Ambition: Capital Univer- sity - nursing, marriage. GAYLE MARILYN COFFIN: Senior P1ay:Debonaire. Inter- ests: Dramatics, art. Ambition: Stephens College. DAVID COLE: Prom Comm.: Husky Hi-Y, Vice-Pres.:N.H. S.: x2 Club. Interests: Hunting, fishing, hockey, boats. Ambition: U. of M. - mechanical engineering. FLORENCE E. COLE: Sox Club: String Septet: Orchestra. Interests: Wayne - music education. MARY JANE COLLINS: Band. Interests: Music, church group. Ambition: College - dental hygiene. DAVE COMPTON RITA COOK: Interests: Dancing, sports. Ambition: Sec- retary, veterinarian. BETTY JEAN CORBETT: Future Retailers: Speakers Bu- reau. Interests: Swimming, dancing, archery. Ambition: Wayne - merchandising. W . axe K1 . I .fi f 5 1 4, f' DEANN JOY CORDES: 101, W, 'iz Sec.: Mackinac Cruise Comm.: Future Nurses, Pres.: Thespians, Sgt.-at-Arms: Latin Club, Treas.: Band. In t e r e sts: People, knitting. Ambition: Valparaiso University - nursing. BILL COUNSIL: Dress Comm.: Red Hi-Y: District Hi-Y: Band: Orchestra. Interests: Music,summer sports. Am- bition: U. of M. - chemical engineering. THOMAS COX: SpeakersBureau:W.R.B.G. Interests: Dra- matics , stamp collecting. Ambition: U. of D. - acting. DWIGHT CRANE: 301, Vice-Pres.: Senior Prom Comm., Chair.: Red Hi-Y, Pres.: District Hi-Y, Pres.: Metro- Detroit Hi-Y, Pres.: Student Council: Sportsmanship Coun- cil. Interests: Athletics. Ambition: U. of M. - engineer- ing. DORIS CRAWFORD: Interests: Art,music,horseback riding. Ambition: Finishing school. SUE ANNE CROTHERS: Election Commission. Interests: Sports, reading, sewing. Ambition: mal - elementary education. 405 Michigan State Nor- ar. xA -11- 4 O a, 1 -v it ea. A Q g .4 . v ..- ' C?- ,fv xx ,. l. .M? A cf . mi I NELSON DAVIS: Bowling League. Interests: Hockey, base- ball,bowling. Ambition: Navy. SELVIA DAVIS: Interests: Bowling, roller skating. Ambi- tion: Office work. HARRY DAWLEY: Red Hi-Y. Interests: Track. Ambition: D.I.T. - pharmacy or engineering. JANE DECKER: Future Nurses, Choir. Interests: Dog shows, VYC, driving. Ambition: Christian service. DAVID DELENE: Senior Play Comm.: Bowling League. In- terests: Golf, bowling. Ambition: Wayne - advertising. YVONNE DELOSH: Interests: Horseback-riding, baseball, swimming, records. Ambition: Wayne - nursing. it ti' I 1 Q K gud S' DOROTHY ANN CRUNK: Choir: Adv. Gleeg Girls Ensemble Interests: Music, singing, roller skating. Ambition: Nurse Hawaii Hospital. CARROL LYNN CULVER: Interests: Piano, s w i m m in g dancing. Ambition: Office work. CAROLE CURLEY: Dance Council. Interests: Reading tennis, pinochle. Ambition: Wayne. JOHN DAINUS: Swimming Team. Interests: Swimming,cars, airplanes. Ambition: Auto mechanic. MARY ANN DANIS:' Senior Play Prop. Comm.: Sox Club. Interests: Dancing, swimming, records. Ambition: Wayne - teaching. EDWARD L. DANNER: Interests: Hunting, drafting. Am- bition: Drafting. BETTY LOU DASSOW: Interests: Reading. A m b i t i o n: Policewoman, marriage. GEORGIA DAVIS: Office Machines. Interests: Dancing, sports. Ambition: Burroughs, marriage. MILDRED L. DAVIS: Aeolian. Interests: Music, dancing, skating. Ambition: College-medical secretary. CONNIE TORZYNSKI: Interests: Reading, swimming, bas- ketball. Ambition: Milwaukee-Downer College - buyer. JAMES ANDREW DENNING: Commencement Comm.: Grey Hi-Y. Interests: Golf, hunting, guns. Ambition: Wayne - electrical engineering. CAROL ANNE DENNISON: Interests: Music,dancing,tennis, horseback riding. Ambition: Wayne - lab. technician. RICHARD DEY: WRBG. Interests: Jazz, folk music,litera- ture, art. Ambition: University of Chicago. JOE DI PIAZZA: 301, Sgt.-at-Arms: Varsity Football. In- terests: Custom cars, football, baseball. Ambition: Foot- ball coach. BEVERLY JOAN DIXON: Choir: Adv. Gleeg Girls Ensemble. Interests: Singing, dancing, music. Ambition: Marriage. -12- v BEVERLY JEAN DONNELLY: Senior Play Prop Comm.: Choir: Adv. Glee. Interests: Swimming, roller skating. Ambition: Bus. Institute - private secretary. JOHN M. DONOHOE: R Club, Dance Counci1gBowlingLeague, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track. Interests: Dancing. Ambition: U. of M. - law. PHIL DOYLE: Bowling League. Interests: Golf, Bowling, Hi- Fi. Ambition: U. of M. - Dental School. DON DREISBACH: Track: Football. Interests: Dancing, Golf, Baseball, Tennis. Ambition: Hillsdale - Business Administration. JAMES N. DRESSER: Husky Hi-Y, Chahplaing Northwest Dis- trict Hi-Y Council, Vice-President, X club, Sox Club, Latin Club. Interests: Jazz Records, Reading,Sports. Ambition: Purdue University - Teaching. RON DRINKERT: Interests: Custom cars. Ambition: Auto Mechanic. BARBARA JEANETTE DUMONT: Interests: B0wling,Danc- ing, Roller Skating. Ambition: Office Work. NANCY DURKEE: Printing and Publicity Comm.gSenior Play: Aeoliang Latin Clubg Dance Council. Interests: Sailing, Cooking. Ambition: U. ofM. PETER ECKLUND: 219, Sec.: Senior Play? Color, Flower, Motto Comm.: Election Commission: Dance Council, Grey Hi-Y: Varsity Football. Interests: Progressivejazz. Am- bition: U. of M. - Medicine. MARY ALICE EDWARDS: Office Machines. Interests: Swim- ming, Music, Dancing. Ambition: College - secretary. KAY EGGLESTON: Modern Heirs,Office Practice. Interests: Travel, Music, Reading, Horseback Riding. Ambition: Business School - Secretary. WILLIAM J. ELDER: Class Day Comm. Interests: Church Work, Cars, Water Sports. Ambition: Pratt Institute - Architectural Engineer. NETTIE ELLISH: Bow1ingLeague,Treas. Interests: Horse- back Riding, Photography, Sports. Ambition: Secretary, Marriage. JANET ELMY: Future Retailers of Detroit, Vice-Pres., Cur- rent Affairsg Modern Heirs: Orchestra. Interests: Sports, Music, Travel, Dancing. Ambition: Albion - Elementary Education. CHARLES DEAN ESSEX: Commencement Comm., Dance Council. Interests: Hunting, Fishing, Exploring. Ambl- tion: MSU-Veterinarian. 3 LARRY EVANS: Interests: Baseball, Hockey. Ambition: Highland Park Junior College. ANN FAULKNER: Mackinac Cruise Comm., French Club: Harmonieg Dance Council: Band, Orchestra. Interests: music, travel. Ambition: Smith College - Pre-Law. WILLIAM FENTON: Interests: Baseball, Music. Ambition: Law. PATRICIA FERRIS: Interests: Reading, Driving. Ambition: Cashier. SANDRA DELORES FISH: Bowling League, Sec. Interests: Bowling, RollerSkating,Swimming,Driving. Ambition: Bell Telephone Company. DONNA RUTH FITZGERALD: Glee Club. Interests: Bowl- ing, Swimming, Roller Skating, Hot Rods. Ambition: Sec- retary, Marriage. 1' f .:.. 45- .. S IE . I is 3.131- C in J? 1' -1 ff . t,,k. A ,gk In K 'li SHERRY LEE FURDERO: Interests: V.C.Y., Christian work, Bible study, music. Ambition: Bob Jones University: Bible and secretarial training. CAROL LYN GALLION: Printing and Publicity Comm.: Cur- rent Affairsg Future Retailers. Interests: Swimming, ceramics, bowling. Ambition: Millikin University, fashion coordinator. PATRICIA GELO: Interests: Travel, music, church work. Ambition: Women's Marines. JOYCE ANN GINGER: Interests: Ice skating, swimming, travel. Ambition: Airline reservation clerk. MARY JUDITH GIRK: G.A.C. Interests: Dancing, horse- back riding, swimming. Ambition: HPJC, Wayne -social work. ELIZABETH ANN GISTZ Latin Club, W.R.B.G. Interests: Music, Tennis, Swimming. Ambition: Wayne, University of Colorado - teaching. U Q :V Q Q ' V .ls X K I J ARDYS GAIL FORD: 201, Sec.: Current Affairs. Interests: Swimming, tennis. Ambition: college, travel. MARY NOLAN FOREE: Commencement Comm.: Basketball team, co-capt.: tennis team, capt. Interests: sports, mu- sic, reading. Ambition: U. of M. JEAN D. FORSYTH: OUTPOST, Ass't. editorial director: Senior Play Publicity Comm., Senior Play Costume Comm.: Sox Clubg Thespiansy Sportsmanship Council: Tennis Team. Interests: reading, music, sports. Ambition: Oberlin Col- lege. PATRICIA LYNNE FOSTER! Interests: Swimming,baSeball, travel. Ambition: Teacher or airline stewardess. CAROLYN G. FOXWORTH: Interests: Records, travel, reading. Ambition: Comptometer work. IJACQUELINE FRENCH: 201, Treas.g Dress Comm.:Election Commission: Current Affairs, Pres., Aeolian, Rec. Sec.: Choir, Glee Club. Interests: Singing, reading, dancing. Ambition: Business career. WILLIAM T. FRITTS: Interests: Cars, all sports. Ambi- tion: U. of M., Ohio State. DAVE FULKERSON: Interests: Cars, sports. Ambition: Air Force. MARILYN FUNK: Speakers Bureau, Sgt.-at-Arms: Vigilantig Choir: Adv. Glee. Interests: Singing, horseback riding, swimming. Ambition: Hillsdale College. CAROL GLANDON: Interests: Dancing, singing,piano,riding, travel. Ambition: MSU-secretary. KATHLEEN CAROL GLEASON: 201, Sgt.-at-Arms: Color, Flower, Motto Comm.: Thespians: Dance Council: Sports- manship Council: Tennis team: Orchestra. Interests: Ten- nis, music, reading. Ambition: Western Michigan - social work. TED GOULD: Interests: Cars, Guns, Swimming, Hunting. Ambition: Millionaire. KENNETH HOLLEN GOURLEY: Senior Play: Red Hi-Y: Track. Interests: Bowling, music, swimming. Ambition: College - mechanical engineer. SHIRLEY GRACEY: Interests: Dancing, Swimming, Music- Ambition: Nursing School. GAIL ANN GRATTAN: Thespiansg Debonaire: French Club. Interests: Sewing, reading, travel. Ambition: Stephens College - merchandising. was Q' .14. CAROL GRIMM: Interests: Music, bowling, tennis. Ambi- tion: U. of D. - dental hygiene. GRACE GRINNELL: Future Nurses. Interests: Drawing, swimming, travel. Ambition: Wayne. JOAN GRUBBS: Teen Toppers, Sec.: Spanish Club. Inter- ests: Music, art, fishing, travel. Ambition: Wayne - sec- retary. JOHN GRUNER: Orchestra. Ambition: College. RAYMOND GUDUM: Senior Luncheon Comm.: Dance Council: Key Club: Varsity Track: Varsity Cross Country. Interests: Boating, sports, progressive jazz. Ambition: Architectural Engineer. WILLIAM GUINNESS: 219, Pres.: Ways and Means Comm., Chair.: Varsity Track: Varsity Football: Student Council. Interests: Athletics. Ambition: U. of M. KENNETH GUION: Rocker Club, Pres. Interests: Music, sports, photography. Ambition: Aeronautical Engineering. MARJORIE GUSTAFSON: Future Retailers: G.A.A.: Varsity Hockey: Varsity Basketball. Interests: Swimming, skating, bowling. Ambition: Secretary. DON HABECKER: Red Hi-Y. Interests: Music, swimming, camping. Ambition: Wayne-teaching. CAROL DIANE HAHN: Korn Huskers: Senior Y-Teens: Band. Interests: Music, dancing, skating, reading. Ambition: Secretary, marriage. PAUL HALDENWANGER: Interests: Cars, swimming, foot- ball, fishing. Ambition: Aircraft Mechanic. PATRICIA JOAN HAMILTON: Latin Club: Basketball. Inter- ests: Skating, swimming, horseback riding, tennis. Ambi- tlon: U. of M. - professional skater. PAT L. HAMILTON: Interests: Swimming, music, driving. Ambition: X-Ray Technician. PAULA C. HAMILTON: Interests: travel, music, parties. Ambition: Happiness. ERNEST HANEY: Varsity Football. Interests: Football, Baseball, Cars. Ambition: Accountant. Y I 01 .ff N -15 ANN M. HARGAN: Interests: Sports, travel, church work. Ambition: Social Work. DORIS JEAN HARLETON: Interests: Sewing, cooking, driv- ing. Ambition: Marriage. WILLIAM R. HARMON: Interests: Photography, traveling. Ambition: Wayne - civil engineering. MILDRED HARRINGTON: Future Retailers of Detroit. Inter- ests: music, sports, travel. Ambition: Geneva College- Nursing. .IANICE E. HART: Prom Comm.: Latin Club, Pres.: Thes- pian: Sportsmanship Council. Interests: Reading, sports, dancing. Ambition: MSU. MARGENE HART: 201, Vice-Pres.: BLAZER, Class Editor: Luncheon Comm.: Debonaire: Thespain: Latin Club. Inter- ests: Music, tennis. Ambition: College-teaching. K,,.,. . f it QA TQOZEQE ' -a ROSE MARIE HENRY: Interests: Singing, sports. Ambition: Linotypist. GERALD HENZE: Interests: Cars. Ambition: Auto bump- ing. VALLA M. HERNDON: Adv. Glee, Choir. Interests: Roller skating, swimming. Ambition: Office work. WILLIAM T. HERNDON: Senior Play Comm., Grey Hi-Y, Speakers Bureau, Dance Council. Interests: Camping, hunting, sports. Ambition: Yale-engineering. BETTY JANE HERSHEY: Class Day Comm., Thespians, De- bonalre. Interests: Knitting argyles, swimmlng,ice-skating. Ambition: U. of D. - Radio, Television. JOANN HODGMAN: BLAZER, Girls Sports Editor, Senior Play Comm., Chair, Latin Club, Corr. Sec., Sportsmanship Coun- cll, Thespians, Dance Council, Future Nurses, Choir, Adv. Glee, Varsity Tennis. Interests: Tennis, swimming, knit- ting. Ambition: U. of M. - nursing. Z fr: iff- 5 Q in so GERALDINE ARLENE HARTWIG: Current Affairs, Choir, Advanced Glee. Interests: Music, sports, dancing. Ambi- tion: Piano teacher. KAY HASKELL: Interests: Music, sewing, dancing, sports. Ambition: Detroit Business Institute - secretary. GEORGE HASTINGS: 219, Sgt.-at-Arms, Election Commis- sion, Key Club, Varsity football. Interests: Sports, hunt- ing, boating. Ambition: Albion College. ELAINE CATHERINE HATFIELD: BLAZER, Feature Ed., OUTPOST, Editorial director, GOODFELLOW edition, Edi- tor-in-Chief, Quill and Scroll, Pres., Writers Guild, THE LEGEND, Editor-in-Chief, NHS, Vigilanti. Interests: .Tour- nalism, creative writing. Ambition: U. ofD. - journalism. TONI HAYES: Interests: Swimming, sports. Ambition: Marriage, nursing. ROBERT D. HECKLE: 219, Treas., Senior Play, Dress Comm., Election Commission,RedHl-Y. Interests: Sports, dancing. Ambition: Albion- pre-medicine. L. JOHN HEGENER: Commencement Speaker, Senior Play, Husky Hi-Y, Pres., District Hi-Y, sec., Senior Band, Choir, Spiritual Group, Adv. Glee. Interests: Music, swimming, travel. Ambition: U. of M. - business administration. DONALD L. HENDERLONG: Bowling League, Glee Club, Choir, Spiritual group. Interests: Bowling, baseball, foot- ball, hockey. Ambition: Business. AUBYN HENDERSON: 201, Pres., BLAZER,Edltor-in-Chief, Social Comm., Chair., Latin Club, Aeolian, Debonaire, Dance Council. Interests: Camping, tennis. Ambition: MSU - secretarial training. MARTHA HOFFMAN: Interests: Swimming, tennis, boating. Ambition: M.S.U. - secretarial training. MARY LOU HOLTZHOUSE: Ways and Means Comm., Adv. Glee, Choir. Interests: Art, music, Christian service. Ambition: Wayne - art education. WALTER CHARLES HOOVER: Interests: Boatracing,base- ball, fishing. Ambition: U. of D. - mechanical engineer. LEON J. HORTON: Rocker club. Interests: Football,base- ball. PHYLLIS HOWELL: Basketball. Interests: Sports,dancing. Ambition: Typist. ROBERT HOWIE: Prom Comm., Red Hi-Y, Varsity Track, Cross Country, Adv. Glee, Choir. Interests: Hunting,fish- ing. Ambition: Auto designer. ' as , Q ns I -, RALPH G. HUBBARD: Printing and Publicity Comm., Dance Council: Sportsmanship Council, Key Club: Tennis team. Interests: Progressive jazz, tennis, baseball. Ambition: U. of M. - medicine. JOHN HUMANIC: Varsity Cross Country: Baseball. Inter- ests: Baseball, swimming, bowling. Ambition: Success. SANDY LEE IRVINE: Sox Club. Interests: Horsebackriding, dancing, music. Ambition: General Motors. FRANN JAREMBO: Adv. Glee. Interests: Dancing, hair styling, tennis. Ambition: Beautician. DON JOHANNSEN: Varsity swimming. Interests: Automo- biles, swimming. Ambition: Mechanical engineering. HELEN JOHNSTON: Interests: Swimming, dancing, skating, music. Ambition: Marriage and happiness. JAMES G. JOHNSTON: Interests: Hot rods, navy, sports. Ambition: Navy diesel engineer. BARBARA R. JONES: G.A.C.: Orchestra. Interests: Art, swimming, music. Ambition: Wayne-typist. ROBERT M. JONES: Ambition: Farming, auto mechanics. DIANA JOYNER: Social Comm.: French Club, Vice-Pres. Interests: Music, travel. Ambition: Wayne. DONALD JURY: FutureRetailers. Interests: Archery,guns, hunting. Ambition: Marines. JOHN E. KEECH: Interests: Swimming, football. Ambition: College - engineering. MARVIN KELLER: Varsity Baseball: Varsity Basketball, Co- Capt. Interests: Sports, sleeping. Ambition: College - physical education. JANET DRU KELLNER: Interests: Drawing, music, travel. Ambition: Office work: volunteer social work. JEAN A. KELLY: French Club: Latin Club: WRBGg Thes- piansg Choir: Adv. Gleeg N .H.S. Interests: Reading, paint- ing, music. Ambition: U. of M. K ' f i ls: . T'-1 I J L: A lx . Ev I game f DONALD KING: 219, Vice-Pres.: Ways and Means Comm.: Varsity Track: Varsity Cross Country, Capt. Interests: Hunting, fishing, firearms. Ambition: Farming. LAURA KING: Interests: Swimming, records, movies. Am- bition: Private secretary. JO-ANN KIRBY: Interests: Interior decorating,tennis,skat- ing. Ambition: Comptometer school. GERALDINE KIRK: French Club: Current Affairs: Adv. Glee, Tennis Team. Interests: Golf, tennis. Ambition: MSU. WILMA KNACK: N.H.S. Interests: Sports. Ambition: C01- lege. JANICE H. KNECHTGES: Bowling League, Choir: Adv. Glee. Interests: Music, bowling, sports. Ambition: Secretary. ,R , 'Y .- lift I Auwvx, :xx ff n . I' . EE rv 6 31 r X. W -V ,. '- Xxl D ,nan- VINTON LAMPTON: Interests: Cars, model trains, guns Ambition: Electrical engineer. GERALD R. LARSON: Dress Comm.: Varsity golf. Inter- ests: Golf, hunting, fishing. Ambition: Michigan Tech - engineer. EDWARD LASKO: Adv. Glee: Cholr. Interests: Music, ani- mals, sports, V.C.Y. Ambition: Bible College. ROBERT G. LATHAM: Nescor. Interests: Stamp collect- ing. Ambition: Wayne - Nuclear physicist. JOYCE ANN LEATHERS: F.R.D. Interests: Music,writing. Ambition: College - airline stewardess. RONALD LEIST: Social Comm.: Varsity golf:A1l-City golf Interests: Cars, swimming. Ambition: Col1ege-profes- sional golf. Z. 'S ' 1 .1 bv ' , . ff ' , . ...b fi if- .J .gc L D i G by J' 4 1 I Z r 1 ' I X f I ivy, ,. Alkk THEODORE A. KOTILA, JR.: BLAZER, Bus. Mgr., Social Comm.: Dance Council, Sgt.-at-Arms: Key Club. Interests: Jazz records, golf. Ambition: U. of M. JEROME KOVIAK: Interests: Sports. Ambition: Lawyer. DALE KRIST: Interests: Cars, boats, baseball, football. Ambition: Construction work. JOHN A. KRSUL: Senior Play, Mackinac Cruise Comm.: Varsity Swimming: Varsity Golf. Interests: Golf, swim- ming, progressive jazz. Ambition: Albion, U. of M. - law. MARY ANN KRYCH: F.R.D. Interests: Swimming,bowling, skating. Ambition: Secretary. JOHN D. KUBAT: Interests: Cars, sports, travel. Ambi- tion: Electrical engineer. CAROL L. KUCK: G.A.A. Interests: Muslc,dancing, talk- ing, sports. Ambition: Nursing. DALE R.,KUCKENBECKER: Choir: Adv. Glee. Interests: Coin collecting, cars, camping. Ambition: Business ma- chines. RICHARD LA BARBERA: Interests: Sports, music. Ambl- tion: Law. DALE LEWIS: Interests: Hunting, fishing, camping. Ambi- tion: Navy. RICHARD LICHY: Band: Orchestra. Interests: Music,swlm- ming. Ambition: U. of M. - Law. RICHARD W. LINDNER: Senior Play: Adv. Gleeg Choir:Band: ROTC Officer. Interests: Music, sketching. Ambition: U. of M. ROGER LINN: Election Commission. Interests: Hobbies, sports, photography. Ambition: College. JOHN LOCKER: Ways and Means Comm.: Husky Hi-YQ x2 C1ub3N.H.S. Interests: Sports, hi-fi music. Ambition: U. of M. - engineering. RODNEY LEE LONG: Red Hi-Y. Interests: Baseball, fish- ing, music. Ambition: General Motors Institute-mechani- cal engineering. Q I A .13. THOMAS .TOSEPH LOOMIS: Interests: Travel, sports. Am- bition: Hospital work. JUDITH ANN LOSIE: F.R.D. Interests: Retalling,art. Am- bition: Wayne-buyer. JIM LOZON: Varsity Football: Varsity Baseball: Varsity Basketball. Interests: Bowling, cars. Ambition: MSU- physical education. RUTH LUKACS: Office Practice. Interests: Water skiing, golf, bowling, dancing. Ambition: Secretary, marriage. CAROL ANN LUSE: Senior Play: OUTPOST: Luncheon Comm.: Quill and Scroll: Thespians: Dance Council: Latin Club: Writers Guild: WRBG. Interests: Reading, dancing. Am- bition: U. of M. - journalism. ROBERT LUTZ: Interests: Photography,footbaI1,basketball. Ambition: Commercial photography. EDWIN F. LYON: Cheerleader: ROTC Officer. Interests: Cars, science, radio. Ambition: Wayne -bio-chemistry. DAVE E. LYONS: Interests: Bible research, water skiing, swimming. Ambition: Minister. LAWRENCE MALERICH: Interests: Bowling, tennis, cars. Ambition: College. LIZ MALLORY: Commencement Speaker: Senior PIay:Co1or, Flower, and Motto Comm., Chair.: Dance Council, Corr. Sec.: Aeolian: Latin Club: Sportsmanship Counci1:Ha11 Guide Council: Speakers Bureau. Interests: Dramatics, sports. Ambition: Denison. BETTY MANSFIELD: OUTPOST, typist. Interests: Swim- ming, ice-skating. Ambition: Asbury College. DOROTHY MARINELLI: Interests: Tennis, swimming, rec- ords, piano. Ambition: U. ofD.,Wayne-commercial work. DONNA MARLOW: Interests: Swimming, records, bowling. Ambition: Comptometer Operator, Secretary. MARGUERITE MARSH: Office Practice. Interests: Sewing reading, music. Ambition: Civil service - stenographer. 7 JAMES R. MASON: Interests: Hockey, cars, motorcycles. Ambition: Criminologlst. -19 'Hs 4.3 I , R A i' fs ol MARILYN MASON: Interests: Swimming, tennis. Ambition: Teaching. VIRGINIA LEE MATTHEWS: Speakers Bureau. Interests: Swimming. Ambition: Nursing. MARILYN HELEN MAUL: Aeolian: Current Affairs: Office Practice. Interests: Music, tenn1s,travel. Ambition: De- troit Commercial College. ANN PATRICIA MAURER: Interests: Ice skating, acting, reading. Ambition: Wayne-drama, secretary. MARION ELLISE McCORDIC: Debonaire:Dance Council:Sen- ior Orchestra. Interests: Music, travel, swimming. Am- bition: Hlllsdale - elementary education. HUGH McEWAN: Stage Crew. Interests: Swimming, foot- ball. Ambition: Navy. .,,I'vvmrs'7-fr -I-a,:ff3?w'l .A?wt'E'Z'f M N Q' A.. xt 4 - 1 All dressed up and no place to go. Although as grad- uates belonging to the senior orchestra Vera Pearson, Bill Counsil, Lois Raass, and Dan Wootton will play for, rather than march with, other graduates, they don't seem to mind. Maybe they're happy now because violin player Dan is off key with that unfamiliar bassoon. 'enior We're late, we're late, for a very important date -the senior Carol Luse offers some constructive assistance, but Ann play. Dick Price, Paula Southwick, Lynn Gunnerson, and .Terry Faulkner and Nancy Durkee only laugh at Margene Hart, whose Merritt attempt to reach the auditorium before the first act suitcase accidentally opened as the four were leaving for the begins. ' Mackinac cruise. .20. Mixing at the Senior Mixer are couples Sally Christiansen and Jim Denning, .Tudy Sontag and George Hastings, Arnold Proehl and Diane Ross, and Sue Christiansen and John Locker. pa y lie, notes 4 W., . ,L They're early for a very important date this time - Barbara Borglin, Toni Hayes, and Aubyn Henderson try on for the sixth time their for- 5 mals for next week's Senior Prom. 4 4 L END' .igg ' Q ' H: ' 14 j Lv , y .1 ig , w 1 I-C? I '-'if A- Q 4 T: ii 2' JOAN BEVERLY MILLER: BLAZER, Art Editor: Writers Guild: THE LEGEND, Art Editor: Adv. Glee. Interest: Animals, swimming, tennis, drawing, music. Ambition: Art. MARILYN SANDRA MILLER: Color, Flower, Motto Comm.: Senior Play Make-up Comm.: Vigilanti: Sportsmanship Council: Office Practice. Interests: Reading, sewing, sports. Ambition: Central Michigan-education. MARY LOU MILLER: Interests: Sewing, music, travel. Ambition: Secretary. THOMAS R. MILLER: Interests: Cars, hockey, reading. Ambition: MSU. RICHARD W. MILLER: Teen Toppers. Interests: Drafting. Ambition: Mechanical draftsman. EARL MILLIGAN: Bowling League. Interests: Bowling, grocery business, baseball. Ambition: Business. RICHARD MCGUIRE: Adv. Glee: Choir. Interests: Basket- ball, football. Ambition: Naval Air Academy. DON McKAY: Varsity Track: Reserve Football. Interests: Sports, church activities. Ambition: Wayne - business ad- ministration. HOWARD MCLANE, JR.: Stage Crew. Interests: Photogra- phy, auto racing. Ambition: General Motors Institute. PETE McNEIL: Interests: Mechanics. Ambition: Mechani- cal occupation, travel. MARGARET MARSHALL MCNICOLI Interests: R ea din g, records,travel. Ambition: Burroughs. WILLIAM MELMS: Interests: Radio, ice skating, photogra- phy. Ambition: General Motors Institute - engineering. GERALD MERRITT: 288, Vice-Pres.: Mac kinac Cruise Comm., Chair.: Grey Hi-Y: Dance Council: Speakers Bureau. Interests: Skating, hunting, swimming. Ambition: U. of M. NANCY MICKEY: F.R.D. Interests: Dancing,writing. Am- bition: Wayne - retailing. ELMER MIKKOLA: Interests: Fishing, boating. Ambition: Draftsman. WANDA MITCHELL: W.R.B.G.: Adv. Glee. Interests: Mu- sic, driving, records. Ambition:Dental Assistant, Marr- iage. RALPH MITTER: Interests: Hunting, swimming, cars, golf. Ambition: Air Force. ROBERT MOCELLO: Red I-Ii-Y. Interests: Hunting, boating. Ambition: MSU - electrical engineering. CAROL MOORE: Interests: Swimming,dancing,tennis. Am- bition: Detroit Business Institute - stenotype course. RICHARD MOORE: BLAZER, Photo Ed.: Adv. Glee: Choir: Red Hi-Y, Pldgmr.: District Hi-Y, Pres.: Senior Play Comm.: Photo Staff. Interests: Photography, music. Ambition: U. of M. - engineer. GERALD MORGAN: Band. Interests: Cars,swimming,golf. Ambition: Lithographer. P X -9' Mil BARBARA MORLAND: Interests: Hockey, travel, records. Ambition: Legal Secretary. JEAN KATHRYN MORRIS: Interests: Ballet dancing, roller skating. Ambition: Office work. JACK MOUNT: Interests: Cars. Ambition: Farming. BARBARA JANE MUELLER: 385 1SmithJ, Treas.: Com- mencement Comm.: Thespian, Treas.: Spanish Club: Cur- rent Affairs: Dance Council: Reserve Basketball, Co-capt.: Adv. Glee. Interests: Sports, stamp collecting. Ambition: MSU. ELAINE MURPHY: F.R.D., Treas.: Choir: Adv. Gleeg Dance Council. Interests: Swimming, tennis, music. Ambition: Business machines. JUDITH ELLEN MURRAY: 385 fSmithJ, Pres.: Class Day Comm., Chair.: Senior Play Costume Comm., Chair: Speakers Bureau, Vice-Pres.: N.H.S., Vice-Pres.: Vigilanti: Sportsmanship Council. Interests: Canoeing, camping, bridge. Ambition: Ohio Wesleyan. MARTHA E. NAGY: Interests: Dancing, hiking, sewing. Ambition: Telephone operator. PATRICIA HELEN NEILSON: Interests: Art, horses, bowl- ing, drafting. Ambition: Cardiographic draftsman. CAROL JOAN NEWSTED: Varsityhockey:Varsitybasketball, Co-capt. Interests: Sports, reading, dancing. Ambition: Wayne. DENIS NISSLE: Grey l-li-Y: Dance Council. Interests: Trav- el, sports. Ambition: Pharmacist. MARISUE OAKLEY: Commencement speaker: Senior Play: OUTPOSTQ Social Comm.: Latin Club, Vice-Pres.: Thes- pian: Speakers Bureau: WRBGQ Writers Guild: Dance Coun- cil. Interests: Dancing, reading, music. Ambition: U. of M. JOAN OCKERMAN: F.R.D. Interests: Skating. Ambition: Burroughs Business Training Center. ROBERT OLMSTED: Interests: Swimming,baseball,hockey. Ambition: C.P.A. JAMES OTENBAKER: Interests: Automobiles, sports. Am- bition: Pharmacy. JOANNE OUELLETTE: Senior Y-Teens: Office machines. Interests: Swimming, dancing, horsebackriding. Ambition: Modeling school. ,Q S5845 sz. nav f Xl.. SALLIE PALIN DAVID PALMER: Adcraft: Teen Toppers. Interests: Swim- ming, cars, golf. Ambition: Building contractor. SANDRA M. PARKER: Senior Y-Teens: Kornhuskersg Or- chestra: Band. Interests: Dancing, swimming, skating. Ambition: travel, banking career. NAN PATERSON: BLAZER, Activities Editor: Aeolian: Adv. Glee: Girls Ensemble: Sportsmanship Council: Choir. In- terests: Reading, swimming, music. Ambition: U. of M. - elementary education. BRUCE PATTERSON: Interests: Boating, horseback riding. Ambition: Commercial pilot. RUTH ANN PAUL: Choir: Adv. Glee: Girls Ensemble. In- terests: Music, sports, singing. Ambition: Cincinnati Bible Seminary, music. Z .. I st w..:,.5- :- :4?'?'-. I. -'Q 'Vi Q :B W., .. 5 . X 'X v , '- ANITA LOUISE PRIEBE: French Club: Modern Heirs. In- terests: Piano, sewing, ice skating, reading. Ambition: Grace Hospital - nursing. ARNOLD B. PROEHL: Color, Flower, Motto Comm.: Ama- teur Radio Club, Pres.: Varsity Swimming. Interests: Swimming, dancing, radio, hi-fi music. Ambition: U. of M. - electrical engineering. GEORGE ELLIS QUERRY: Commencement Comm.:Teen Top- pers: Bowling League: Drop-in Council: Varsity Track: Varsity Cross Country: Choir: Adv. Glee. Interests: Cus- tom cars, music, all sports. Ambition: Air Force. BARBARA QUINN: F.R.D. Interests: Reading,travel,danc- ing. Ambition: Secretary. PAT QUINN: Senior Play Make-up Comm.: Thespian: Debon- aire: Dance Council: French Club: Adv. Glee. Interests: Bowling, swimming, jewelry. Ambition: Stephens College. LOIS E. RAASS: 385 QSmithJ, Sgt.-at-Arms: Senior Play Comm.: String Quartet: Orchestra. Interests: Sports, music. Ambition: Wayne-music education. Q QE b W as 1... Q- . 6' 3 Z -:C . ,I ...X f A NANCY ANN PAULSON: Printingand Publicity Comm.: Bowl- ing League. Interests: Art, jewelry, bowling, swimming. Ambition: MSU - elementary art teacher. VERA PEARSON: BLAZER, Ass't. Class Editor: Aeolian, Treas.: Current Affairs, Vice-Pres.: Spanish Club: Band: Orchestra. Interests: Piano, sewing, swimming. Ambi- tivn: Michigan State Normal - music education. JAMES A. PERRY: Rocker Club, Sgt.-at-Arms: ROTC: Rifle Team. Interests: Hunting, collecting military items. Am- bition: West Point- military career. GEORGIA PETERSEN: Mackinac Cruise Comm.: Current Affairs: French Club: Dance Council: Choir: Adv. Glee. Interests: Swimming, boating, reading. Ambition: Central Michigan College - elementary education. JOYCE LYNN PHANEUF: Senior Play Make-up Comm., Chair.: Luncheon Comm., Chair.: Vigilanti, Treas.: French Club, Corr. Sec.: Dance Council, Parents Club Rep.: Sports- manship Council: Current Affairs. Interests: Dancing, reading, tennis. Ambition: U. of M. - elementary educa- tion. PAT PHILLIPPE: Interests: Sports, reading. Ambition: Secretary. LAWRENCE B. PRAHL: Interests: Boat racing, cars. Am- bition: G.M. Styling section. JAMES CAMERON PRESSER: 288, Sec.-Treas.: Class Day Comm.: Senior Play: Bowling League, Pres. Interests: Water skiing, selling, golf. Ambition: U. of M. -law. RICHARD PRICE: 288, Sgt.-at-Arms: Printing and Publicity Comm.: Key Club. Interests: Cars, football, baseball. Ambition: Albion. JANET E. RAE: Debonaire. Interests: Records, summer sports,jazz. Ambition: Secretary. JEAN E. RAISANEN: Interests: Eating, swimming, sewing, dancing. Ambition: Secretary. CAROLYN F. REA: Sox Club: Orchestra. Interests: Danc- ing, music. Ambition: U. of M. - music education. JOYCE RECHT: Debonaire, Corr. Sec.: Thespian: Sports- manship Council. Interests: Dancing, music, sports. Am- bition: MSU. NORMALEE RECTOR: Interests: Travel, swimming. Am- bition: WAVES. JOHN C. REID: Senior Play Prop Comm.: x2 club. Inter- ests: Swimming, hunting, fishing. Ambition: WoosterCol- lege, U. of M. - engineering. .24. 1- MELISSA V. REID: 385 CSmithl, Sec.: BLAZER, Copy Edi- tor: Class Day Comm.: Senior Play Costume Comm.: French Club: Aeolian: Adv. Glee. Interests: Music, sports. Am- bition: University of Colorado. SUE ANN REISSING: Prom Comm.: N.H.S.: Thespian: Adv. Glee: Golf Team, Capt.: Tennis Team. Interests: Sports, music. Ambition: U. of M. - Political science. DONNA REVENAUGH: Interests: Music,reading. Ambition: Office work. MARILYN L. RICCA: Dress Comm.: CurrentAffairs. Inter- ests: Eating, talking, tennis, swimming. Ambition: U. of M. JANET RICE: Interests: Dancing, sewing, reading. Ambi- tion: Secretary. PAULA ANN RICKARD: Sox Club. Interests: Collecting pennants. Ambition: Harding College-education. JERRY RICKEN: Interests: Art, photography. Ambition: Commercial art, drafting. HOLENE SUE RIDDER: Adcraft: Teen Toppers. Interests: Art, swimming. Ambition: Kalamazoo College - com- mercial art. RICHARD RIVERS: Mackinac Cruise Comm.: Grey Hi-Y: Bowling League. Interests: Jazz. Ambition: MSU - Teaching. AUDREY A. ROBBINS: Election Commission: French Club: Choir: Adv. Glee. Interests: Water sports, music, psy- chology. Ambition: University of California. JOHN ROBERTSON: Senior Play: Kornhuskers. Interests: Cars, Dixieland jazz, old records. Ambition: College, automobile dealer. BARBARA ROSS: Interests: Bowling, swimming, water ski- ing. Ambition: U. of D. - dentistry. DAVID W. ROSS: Luncheon Comm.: X2 Club: Nescor: Band: Orchestra: Track. Interests: Science,music,sports. Am- bition: U. of M. - chemistry. DIANE ROSS: 385 fSmithJ, Vice-Pres.: Ways and Means Comm.: G.A.A., Sec.: Basketball: Hockey: Tennis. Inter- ests: Sewing, church activities. Ambition: Wayne - physical education teacher. JAMES EDGAR ROSS: 288, Pres.: Prom Comm.: Grey Hi-Y: Student Council, Sgt.-at-Arms: Sportsmanship Council: Var- sity Football, Capt.: Varsity Track. Interests: Football, music. Ambition: Wayne - business administration. -2j- mmf Nui' V 541555 IN! 'k x . fir MAE JEAN ROY: Office Practice. Interests: Tennis,bowl- ing, driving. Ambition: Secretary. HOWARD SAFFORD: Interests: Jewelry Making, Music. Ambition: Jewelry Designing. ANNETTE SAJ: Senior Y-Teens: Harmonie: Current Affairs: Office Practice: Choir: Adv. Glee: Girls Ensemble. Inter- ests: Music, sports, sewing. Ambition: Secretaryfor U.S. government. MARY SALISBURY: 385 CHarschl, Vice-Pres.: Class Day Comm.: Thespian, Vice-Pres.: Spanish Club: Sportsmanship Council: Hall Guide Council: Student Council. Interests: Painting, reading, sports. Ambition: Ohio Wesleyan. DOUGLAS B. SANDERSON: ROTC. Interests: Hunting, gun collecting. Ambition: Army. RICHARD A. SANTER: 285, Vice-Pres.: Red Hi-Y: ROTC: Varsity Track, Co-Capt.: Varsity Cross Country. Interests: Coin Collecting, hunting. Ambition: Michigan State Normal. . 4 , 5 Q Q i .. . a 4, 98 , .4921 ,ig Q -bi f 'lf-'lp l v- , 1 w l il : f CLARENCE RAYMOND SIEGERT: Interests: Model air- planes, boats, guitar, fish. Ambition: Wayne -pharmacist. RAYMOND SIST: Adv. Glee. Interests: Sports, archery, hunting. Ambition: College. PATRICIA ANN SITERLET: Interests: Dancing, music, sports. Ambition: Secretary. JEAN KAY SITTS: 385 fHarschJ, Sgt.-at-Arms: Senior Play: Printing and Publicity Comm.: G.A.A.: Varsity Hockey: Var- sity Basketball. Interests: Sports, dramatics, art. Ambi- tion: Wayne. DIANE ELIZABETH SKIDMORE: French Club: G.A.C.: Var- sity Swimming. Interests: Swimming, dancing,art. Ambi- tion: Wayne - physical education. ALICE MARIE SMITH: 385 tHarschJ, Treas.: Mackinac Cruise Comm.: Senior Play Costume Comm.: Speakers Bu- reau: Vigilanti: WRDG, Dance Council: Sportsmanship Coun- cil: Varsity Tennis. Interests: Sports, people. Ambition: College - elementary education. BERTRAND SAUBER: Luncheon Comm.: Bowling League. Interests: Sports, cars, cards. Ambition: Wayne and U. of M. - medicine. DIANE KAY SCHAEFER: Luncheon Comm.: Senior Play Make-up Comm.: Aeolian: Speakers Bureau: Sportsmanship Council: WRBG. Interests: Dancing, singing, swimming. Ambition: Valparaiso University - elementary education. JO ANNE SCHINK: Office Practice. Interests: Swimming, water skiing, ice skating. Ambition: University of Miami- business administration. DAVID C. SCHULTZ: Election Commission: Commencement Comm.: Dance Council, Vice-Pres.: Key Club, Red Hi-Y. Interest: Dancing, sports, reading. Ambition. U. of M. - civil engineering. DONALD SCHULZ: Interests: Photography, records, roller skating. Ambition: New York Institute of Photography - commercial photography. MARY ELIZABETH SCHUMP: Senior Play: Sportsmanship Council: French Club: WRBG. Interests: Music, dancing, sports, dramatics. Ambition: Wayne or University of Iowa - home economics. JOANNE SCROGGINS: Tennis team. Interests: Swimming, bowling, travel. Ambition: Board of Education, marriage. DONNA SHARER: Cheerleader: Band. Interests: Singing, baton twirling. Ambition: Graceland College - music ed- ucation. BARBARA RUTH SLAS: Dance Council. Interests: Swim- ming, books, dancing. Ambition: MSU - elementary educa- tion. DONALD SMITH: Male Quartet: Choir: Adv. Glee: Spiritual Group. Interests: Music, Sports. Ambition: Hillsdale- Professional Singer. ELIZABETH SMITH: Senior Play Costume Comm.: Dance Council: Future Nurses: Bowling League. Interests: Sports, handwork. Ambition: Harper Hospital - nursing. GEORGIA SMITH: Interests: Dancing, swimming, skating. Ambition: Secretary, model. JAMES FAIRBAIRN SMITH: Stage Crew, Pres. Interests: Cars, Swimming, stage designing. Ambition: Wayne U. - Stage Technician KEN SMITH NANCY SMITH: Interests: Swimming, skating, animals. Ambition: Burroughs. 'U' SIDNEY CHARLOTTE SMITH: Dress Comm.: Current Af- fairs. Interests: Dramatics, swimmin golf. Ambition: gi Hillsdale College - teacher. PAULA JANE SOUTHWICK: Commencement Comm.: Thes- pian: French Club: Adv. Glee. Interests: Swimming, danc- ing, horseback riding. Ambition: MSU. JOHN S. SPARLING: Key Club, Vice-Pres.: Dance Council Adv. Gleeg Choir. Interests: Dancing, sports, art. Am- bition: MSU. NANCY SPENCER: Librar Staff. Interests: Reli ious ed Y E ' ucation, sewing, reading, talking. Ambition: Wayne - Michigan Bell. JAMES STANGIS: Interests: Golf, football, hockey. Ambi- gag, tion: General Motors. JANICE YVONNE STANIFER: Adcraftg Office Practice. in- terests: Art, tennis,music. Ambition: Commercialwork. MARICIA STORCH JANET KAY STARK: OUTPOST, Ass't Sports Ed.: WRBG, Rec. Sec.: Latin Club: Adv. Glee. Interests: Reading, knitting, canoeing. Ambition: Western Michigan-librarian. KAREN STECKER: Interests: Records, swimming. Ambi- tion: MSU, DePauw. BARBARA SUE STEDMAN: OfficePractice. Interests: Fly- ing, travel. Ambition: Hillsdale - air stewardess. JAMES MACKLIN STEPHAN: 285, Sec.: Dress Comm., Red Hi-Y, Treas.g Amateur Radio Club, Vice-Pres. Interests: Amateur radio, sports, travel. Ambition: College. GLENN STEVENS: Color, Flower, Motto Comm.: Varsity Tennis, All-City Tennis, Key Club, Trustee, Red Hi-Y, Dance Council: Student Council. Interests: Hockey, tennis, jazz. Ambition: U. of M.-dentistry. SALLY STOCKWELL: Senior Play Make-up Comm.: Prom Comm.: Election Commission:Aeo1ian:Sportsmanship Coun- cilg Choir: Adv. Glee. Interests: Music, water sports, architecture. Ambition: U. of M. JERRY F. STOKES: Band: Orchestra. Interests: Drums, sports, music. Ambition: College - professional percus- sionist. SALLY LYNNE STOLIKER: Office Practice. Interests: Danc- ing reading. Ambition: Secretary,bookkeeper. E' W V ,J 5 X 'H li, , M ' H E , .,v ,L by ,g A tlliil fifi ,ie 1 1 'Z ' z ' Q .Q Ld , -t ',,, V I' A ,KJ LORETTA JANE STORM: Interests: Swimming, horseback riding, ice skating. Ambition: Marriage, commercialwork. MARILYNN ELIZABETH STORM: 385 fHarschJ, Sec.: Social Comm.: Thespian. Interests: Music,dancing,sports. Am- bition: Kalamazoo College, University of Colorado. WILMA ANNE STOUT: Interests: Tennis, bowling, music. Ambition: Nursing. FRANCES STRIEBLE: Choir: Adv. Glee: Girls Ensemble Ambition: Marriage, professional singer. DIANA STUART: Interests: Music, dancing, photography. Ambition: Secretary. GERALD E. STURGESS: Interests: Photography, cars,sports. Ambition: Air Force, college. 5 lf' 'tif' -27. ,-gf' s FLORA JEAN THOMAS: Interests: Churchactivities,sports. Ambition: Typist. JON TINCHER: Interests: Golf, model airplanes, bowling. Ambition: College. CAROLE E. TOLHURST: Interests: Hand weaving, horse- back riding. Ambition: I.B.M. operator. WILLIAM TOMLINSONZ Mackinac Cruise Comm.: Red Hi-Y. Interests: Sports. Ambition: Albion, U. of M. - engineer- ing. WAYNE L. TOWNSEND: Senior Play Comm.: Grey Hi-Y: Kornhuskers, Vice-Pres.: Cheerleaders, Capt.: N.H.S.: Sportsmanship Council: Speakers Bureau. Interests: Stamp collecting, drawing, dancing. Ambition: U. of M. - mech- anical engineering. ROBERT TRINKA: Interests: Music, sports. Ambition: Air Force college - aircraft, engine mechanic. ' i 1 I :fir v s 'Exe I BARBARA SUTHERLAND: Senior Play Prop Comm.: Latin Club: Vigilanti: Choir: Adv. Glee. Interests: Watersports, dancing, music. Ambition: D.I.T. - secretary. SALLY A. SWITZER: Interests: Swimming, winter sports, sewing, eating. Ambition: Michigan Bell -secretary. MELVIN TAIE: Varsity Football: Varsity Track. Interests: Sports,travel. Ambition: College. CAROLINE TALBOT: 385 fHarschJ, Pres.: Ways and Means Comm.: Dance Council: Sportsmanship Council: Varsity Swimming. Interests: Water sports, eating. Ambition: Adrian College - education. ANN R. TAYLOR: Senior Play Costume Comm.: Adcralt, Pres.: Writers Guild: Varsity Tennis, Mgr. Interests: Sports, art, travel. Ambition: Stephens College - com- mercial art. RONALD D. TEAGUE: Prom Comm.: Red Hi-Y: Band: Or- chestra. Interests: Music, sports, cars. Ambition: D.I. T. - pharmacy. JOHN TENCH: Interests: Dancing,movies. Ambition: busi- ness owner. ELSA THIRY: Interests: Records, Driving, Sports. Ambi- tion: Work. BARBARA THOMAS: Aeolian: Current Affairs, Rec.Sec. In- terests: Knitting, Music. Ambition: Secretary. PHILIP A. TUCK: Interests: Cars, sports. Ambition: Po- lice work. WILLIAM TUTTLE: Senior Class Pres.: 285, Pres.: Senior Play: Dance Council, Pres.: Student Council: Grey Hi-Y. Interests: Sports, music. Ambition: College-pre-med. MARY VALLERY: Interests: Records, skating, bowling,ten- nis. Ambition: General office work. HELEN J. VALENTINE: Interests: Records, reading, danc- ing, sports. Ambition: WAVES - nursing. EDNA VAN RENTERGHEM: Interests: Dancing, skating. Ambition: Hair stylist. SHARON L. VINCENT: Color, Flower, Motto Comm. Inter- ests: Swimming, tennis, music. Ambition: Michigan State Normal. I ...K -X 2 SHIRLEY VINE: Orchestra: Choir. Interests: Music,horse- back riding. Ambition: Stenographer. JACK F. VOLKERT: Interests: Bowling, retailing. Ambi- tion: Store management. RAYMOND VOSS: Social Comm.: Senior Play Prop Comm., N.H.S.: Grey Hi-Y. Interests: Sports, reading, jazz. Am- bition! U. of M. - business administration. ROBERT WALLACE: Senior Play: Adv. Glee: Choir. Inter- ests: Sports, bands, photography, piano. Ambition: Wayne - psychologist. TOM WALLACE: Interests: Football, hunting, music. Am- bition: U. of D. - architect. CAROL WALRATH: Interests: Dancing,records,ice-skating, parties. Ambition: Michigan Bell Telephone. SANDY LEE WARWICK: Interests: Roller skating, tennis, swimming, music. Ambition: Business college. DONALD WEBSTER: Interests: Cars, boats, water skiing. Ambition: Air Force - aeronautical engineer. MARY ANN WEDGE: Interests: Swimming, music. Ambi- tion: Wayne - business administration. MITZY WENDT: Teen Toppers. Interests: Dancing,sports, music. Ambition: Policewoman. JOHN R. WETHERHOLT: Ways and Means Comm.: Husky Hi-Y: Varsity Track: Varsity Cross Country. Interests: Sports, chemistry, music. Ambition: Oberlin - chemistry. BETTY WHITE: Interests: Records, hockey, sewing. Am- bition: General office work. JUDITH L. WHITE: Senior Play Comm.:SportsmanshipCoun- cil, Vice-Pres.: Latin Club: Spanish Club: Aeolian: WRBG. Interests: Church activities, music. Ambition: Wayne- elementary education. ARNOLD WILLIAMS: 285, Treas.: Class Day Comm.: Senior Play Prop Comm., Chair.: Commencement Speaker: Husky Hi-Y, Treas. Interests: Golf, basketball, jazz records, dancing. Ambition: U. of M. - C.P.A. ELAINE MAE WILLIAMS: Interests: Sewing,cooking,swim- ming. Ambition: Marriage, typist. . N' . K? I, K .. fe iui au Q. tu A ROBERT WILSON: Band: Orchestra: Adv. Glee. Interests: Records, sports, cars. Ambition: Wayne -music educa- tion. HARRY GEORGE WIMMER: Printing and Publicity Comm. Interests: Boats, cars. Ambition: Air Force. SHARON WINTER: Basketball. Interests: Figure skating, sports. Ambition: Wayne - physical education teacher. GAIL WITHERSPOON: OUTPOST:AeoIian: Latin Club: WRBG. Interests: Swimming, reading. Ambition: U. of M. - ed- ucation. RONALD WOLF: Stage Crew, Sec. Interests: Sports,modeI cars. Ambition: College - stage technician. DAN WOOTTON: Senior Class, Vice-Pres.: Commencement Speaker: Project and Activities Comm., Chair.: Student Council: Sportsmanship Council: Choir: Adv. Glee: Senior Orchestra: Male Quartet. Interests: Music, art, sports, V.C.Y. Ambition: U. of M. - pre-med. s C7 lf' i , . '- ' Aer . E' It I .. - 29 5 RICHARD YOST: Interests: Water skiing, hunting, sports. Ambition: Accounting, success. VICKIEZ ZALAC: Girl's Reserve Basketball. Interests: Ice- skar.'i,g, swimming, tennis. Ambition: Wayne- Phys. Ed. rREDv.l.,a.'x Joi-IN ZILLICH: 285, Sgr.-at-Arms. Printing and l'-mlim-ity Comm., Chair.g Varsity Football. Interests: Sports. Ambition: Service, college. Camera Shy: Roger Demorest . Evening Srlmol VQIHIYIIIS Iliplnnme Marilyn G. Blakeslee David G. Carty Jack S. Connell, Jr. James Gregory Marlene A. Mascow Arthur Farrel Mead Melvin Verardi UUIIIIIIQIICQIIIBIII . peaker Gordon R. Follmer Richard H. Fryer Thomas E. Hill Millard J. LeTourneau Charles R. Michael Douglas A. MacArthur Donald E. Neuschwanger Norman C. Reeves Robert L. Renner Roderick F. Shaffer Robert H. Smith Daniel J. Springer James W. Stevens Frank L. Waldron John Hegener Marisue Oakley Jim Dresser The Paint Job The Power The Parts Elaine Anderson Dan Wootton Liz Mallory The Assembly Line . 30 - The Steering Wheel The Chassis After graduation what? A poll taken among RHS seniors indicates that the m aj o r i t y of students plan to enter one of the nine occupational divisions listed below. ,X .fgr lc 5 X wi Im iff' I V N Ly fx. S K tex me 5- T 1 CJ' tif! M -,. X to H Nsiw A . Ati N xkimvx .4 Carol Kuck NURSING gl Q if 2 , r ffl N fi 5 -5 f' fi' ,a 9 ,f -'E ,. 15,1 .Lg X . ' ' '- '-'fi I 'TQ gif? . 'qf Z V, f - I f Carol Luse COMMUNICATIONS F5 f if? . 'TT --X' Y S' f 1 li N' . lf is f 41 gg David Slanaker ARMED FORCES :.- ' -,' fi!-VTX flv ' f 1, ,I ff fa H' ' .,. ' L , .g r fi 9 '- ,' .. X 1. ,K Aw -- , ,X .f-.I , ',.- iiiu-w' V' '. ' If Q, , 1 Yi 4 . . ,V h W, .zlxh 'l Xi!! lf '-lf. - ?AB'g5CY3' . . A '4 iw.: ' ' , 'Q , J .Wal ., ..-. 1 w, 'SENSE' ' X G 1 L1 He s to the Future XM - X x ii' 5 'X qw x1 - ,79 1- ' C NT A XI 1 'QWQQ ,. fy its H 7 ,I I I Q an I I, X' ou 'qi' il? My .f I 14 :Xl 'N t I h A I . ' X X R W ,IVXX I K ,D K st: J, W, 'I J I 7 N x ff I X L 'bt x it X X I fl I 5 - X 0 I if , XX W Ken Gourley ENGINEERING , 1 L'-Y if 9 W I: lf! ' Q' 4414, A , ff f' 1 1 ff I f f f' ' 14 4 - uf ' ' N , . ' , X I 1 17 yfzfx x 1 , J I f 1 'H- ' f 1 R d ,ff ' I ' ' 0 ff -. f lg -af v I. 1 X f fm, 1' f If M ' I 4 ff, ,f 4 ' M In I , df P' fsfxkfl if l ' ,- I 'Z - 'I Iggy ...f K . 44' --Ui , , - Xa, .,, Sandy Parker SE CRE TARIAL WORK i?c- . 6,5 . f 'Qu.,',, ' gtg ' ' lk N 'xv 'Z 7,, -s I .. , ' JW' ,Q 2 7 kan f Wu Xi . 'I -, f ig 112 Vet 4 ,AD .ff wav ,, . 11 ! I lv If ,X l ' -I Jean Forsyth TEACHING .Tim Ross MARKETING Q 'Zn' ' KX- 4 I xl , i a as f Si Q l - -Q1 A f,, 3 1. . 1... E' I r X IL- if X n X., M. 2 f FX E 1 an 'I K! f fi - 2 A+, A4 ff uric .. N I AIX Ron Teague . ' I PHARMACY Jean Kelly UNDECIDED .31- Printing and Pulllirity Ways and Moons .. . 5 'ua Q?Xmt:r Dhgaicfj DL: 23253111 RN Hsslaiigm' ROW 1: C. Bokos, B. Guinness, chair., D. Yiuich alan, . N bungee J Sits' ' ' Klng, J. Wetherholt. ROW 2: M. Holtzhouse, ' ' ' ' ' ' D. Ross, C. Talbot, S. Christiansen. . , . , Nlnrklnau' bruise Sorml t. W .58 Of V 4 TL-vi' A-J, ROW 1' T Kotila D Baldwin, R. Leist, R ROW 1: J. Krsul, G. Merritt, chair., B. Tom- - - 1 - unson, R. Rivers. Row 2: G. Peterson, A. VOSS- ROW 21 M- Oakley- M- Storm. A-Hem Faunmer, D. Cordes, A. Smith. dersvn, Chair-9 D- J0yner- L- Bravo- Color, Flower, Motto Prom Row 1: P. Carlson, A. Proehl, P. Eck1und,G. ROW 11 R- Teague, J- ROSS. D- Cole, B Stevens. ROW 2: B. Borglin, K. Gleason, I... Howie. ROW 2: J. H'art,S.Reissing,D.Crane Mallory, chair., M. Miller, S. Vincent. chair., E. Anderson, S. Stockwell. .32. Dress Class llay ,- eri c 4. Mu' .X., 'E . A-x 4- -L1 ROW 1: B. Heckle, B. Cherry, chair., J. Stephens, B. Counsil. ROW 2: B. Baker, S. Smith, M. Ricca, J. French. Luncheon on if 1 1, - wg ROW 1: D. Ross, II. Phanuef,chair.gR.Gudum B. Barrett. ROW 2: C. Luse, M. Hart, C Baldwin, D. Schaefer. Cllllllll9lll'9lll9lll ROW 1: B. Elder, S. Atkinson, J. Presser ROW 2: B. Hershey, M. Reid, J. Murray chair., M. Salisbury. Senior Play I .kv - ll ROW 1: B. Herndon, W. Townsend, B.Burger D. Moore. ROW 2: N. Brecht, L. Raass, J Hodgman, chair., J. Forsyth, J. White. Election Commission P ROW 1: J. Denning, G. Querry, D. Essex, D. Shultz. ROW 2: M. Foree, B. Mueller, S. Christiansen, chair., P. Southwick, P. Cherry. ROW 1: B. Heckle, R. Linn, B. Barrett, P. Ecklund, D. Schultz. ROW 2: B. Borglin, A. Robbins, S. Christiansen, chair., S. Stockwell, J. French. . if , ., 'y A tfgt, 7 .fS'fw !l'E T! 1' 'Y' T' 2 ' -- 1 .-.K 1 . iv! , wf ,H Q 'S .V 5 N . ,,. 0- cl: .Ht I I 1 K K . I s ' , A - 'PP W DI f . .. Al .AW f x u , . 4' s xA F 'S Qi? YS ' .a ff,-nf ,y--1119 A .cfgw-H - V L 'tl '33 72... Envy' nl .gi A5 -.- 1 f Za , . xx a x , ' A. Q Y W . ev, . f i y L . , iv XV x ,hffw . 5: I Y. .,.p., R, - As . . A H. .,. 1 ' . ' 9 , . s . ,T xi - iv . ' - ' . ...., , A V . .A x ,, ,s -L V .1 Ax -4' Nqr .H . . 4 , A155 fv . ., x -f ' 1 . M - . K A - ,,.- ,af x, W.. . .1 x V ,A , I ,qw , ,',.,'. , , ,.,- .h if ,Qt,,yl rt... I iq. Q., M 1 . . M, 5, yy, -Y. ,' .-, :Xp.fmLmfC5 .,,,.x N. yn an K ,. .. ,. 1 , f,,,, . ...rf yi . . W ' 4 f 1. qw' f 1 ' . .vw-.. f.. ' 1-. f' x 0' . - . -H wg- ' fr W ' p- A K xxtyx, I .. , 'i.A YH., 1 xx- . ,V - v , - 1 J 7 ' I , ,VH W. ..., .X-3.3-qg.,f . ' -.-, . . r,-. X- , , . X E tg 'I ..Va . ,dsrf Q ...,t.,,,.-..-z F A 'X port I 955 The athletic program at Redford provides an excellent means to personal success through its emphasis on good sportsmanship. Not only through organized teams, but in every phase of school life where competition exists, sports- manship is stressed. Defeats may be discouraging, but must never be allowed to become insurmountable. Therefore, we feel that Sll0l'lSllIilllShill must be included as one of our Keys to Sllrvess. Bowen shoots at the U. of D. game. Don Beehler lt's a toss-up at the Western game. Redford Redford Redford Redford Redford Redford Redford Redford Redford Redford Redford Redford Redford Redford ?r,2dl--....4v- ' Ric Mitzel Varsity 26 Central 47 Cody 37 Cooley 47 Western 31 Northwestern 41 Chadsey 34 Mackenzie 43 Southwestern 33 U. of D. Reserve 29 Cody 37 Cooley 25 Northwestern 22 Mackenzie 23 U. of D. is fs.. 3 Q A 1 3 as 3 I ,fm is If six f iw - J ack Bowen .35. ar it, 45 20 40 44 56 52 42 60 50 - 4 46 50 51 40 53 ROW 1: Richard Mitzel,Don Hines, Bill Connors, Edward Stautzenbach, Roy Ratliffe. Pte er e ,- it If I .. 3 ur' ....l,..... 1 I r 5 V kr V74 ROW 1: Don Smith, Sheldon Hall, Paul Merlo, Jim Knox, John Gutowsky. ROW 4' I ROW 2 Douglas Carroll Nick Hansen Marvin Kel- ler Co Capt Jack Bowen Co Capt, Don Beehler, . if is 'X .5 YJ Q Roy Ratliffe l X ,fm E 5 1 X . I fi t x Ai Robert Schultz 1 K, Redford's basketball team played a good season in spite of having to practice in an elementary school gym. Redford practices were moved to the Holcomb School because of construction of the new gym here. In addition, no games were played at home, thus reducing normal student body support. The team broke its 25-game losing streak by winning over Cody 47-20. Marv Keller led the team with 13 points. The Huskies lost the next game to Cooley by a narrow margin, but bounced back the next week to beat Western 47-42. Marv Keller, Jack Bowen, and Al Noren were the most outstanding players of the season. .37. Bill Guinness tries to better his state vault- ing record of 12' 4 . Dick Santer and teammates start the mile run at the Northwestern meet. x Tr Q 9' ee Q QQ H , of fi s - 6 1 , R L . ,xx '1 3 . L ,- R A ty P 9 75 V7 at -f ' I , ' ROW 1: Bob Warren, John Wetherholt, Bob Friel, Jim Bolt, Bruce Bowers, Wayne Kinjorski, Don Zielinski, Tony Miller, Mel Taie, Don McKay, David Bates, Roger Piazza. ROW 2: Evan Gerish, Geno Genoff, Dave Ross, Don Beehler, Herb Karling, Bob Andrews, Jack Cherry, Bill Schanck, Pat Ratliff, Don Judd, Dave Beauvais. ROW 3: Gurst Gibbons, Student Manager, John McKissick, Doug Carrol, Gerald Michael, Bill Smith, Don King, Bill Guinness, Co-Capt., Dick Santer, SCORE S Redford 42 Cody 49 Redford 52-516 Western 38- 116 Redford 44 Mackenzie 47 Redford 26-213 Northwestern 64-113 Redford 54-113 Central 54-213 Redford 38 Denby 62 Redford 68 Southwestern 4 1 Redford 75-112 Chadsey 33-112 Redford 82 Northwestern 66 Relay Mackenzie 60 Meet Western 10 Redford 60- 112 Cass Tech 48-112 Redford 'Mumford Redford 'West Side Redford 'C ity ' Not Played at Time of Publication .38. Q C 5' Co-Capt., Jim Ross, Mike Armstrong, Dick Pybus, Ray Gudum, Ralph Beasley, Dave Meldrum. ROW 4: Paul Miller, Head St. Mgr., Larry Snapp, Chuck Titcomb, John Thorington, Forrest Warthman, Dave Handy, Bob Frey, John McLaughlin, George Querry, Stan Aldrich, Chuck Mc- Carthy, Arch Schunk, Bob Richardson, Dick Schultz, Jim McDonald, John Mansfield, Chester Arnold, Coach Bruce Waha. Redford's track team had a good season this spring with its new coach, Bruce Waha. The thinclads lost their losing meets by narrow margins, and won by a large score in the Redford Relays. fSee scores.J Bill Guinness, the city's outstanding pole vaulter, set a state's vaulting record of 12' 4 at the Denby meet. At the same meet Bob Friel, Don King, Dave Ross, and Mel Taie broke the 3X4 medley relay by running it in 2 min. .36.6 sec. Other outstanding trackmen are Dick Santer, a miler, and Don McKay, a 440 runner. Jim Ross and Bill Smith have combined to produce an excellent pair of shot putters. .39. Bob Friel leaps in the standing broad jump event. Santer finishes the mile and almost laps a teammate on the new indoor track. aw Redford Redford Redford Redford Redford Redford Redford Redford Redford SCORES Northwestern 2 Southwestern 2 U. of D. 4 Western 4 Cooley 4 Mackenzie 0 Chadsey 4 Central 1 Cody 'Semi-Finals 'City Finals 'Not played at date of publication .Tack Bowen hits a line drive. ,bt fx Ali Q., 1 1 -use r ,,,.. If -Q ,Q 'gf 0 ROW 1: Larry Thow, John Humanic, Fred Mc Donald, Paul Bourlier, .Tirr Tabeling, Pete Vande Bogart, John Gutowsky, Dale Seavey. ROW 2: Waltei Simonson, Marvin Keller, Lee Knudsen, Paul Verbanac, David Podschine Dick Foreman, Bill Barnes. ROW 3: Ron Sinclair, Ron MacLennan, Chucl Chee 56 . , K- X , . x - . ,,, X 'M 9 8 li: E ' Q l ' ' 3 Q 2 '-if . in H ,I 'A-ay' -X . U , L N1 '.l N ROW 1: Wayne Townsend, Captaing David Hausch, Asst. Captain. ROW 2: Walfrid -40. 1H me 5? awley, Bill Connors, Bob Veach, Al Smith, Jerry Luma, Robert Metevia, .udent Manager. ROW 4: Mr. Richard Stuckey, Coach, .Terry Jones, Pete aher, Tom Palm, Jack Bowen, Captain, Jim Lozon, Larry Gutowsky. Redford High School's baseball nine won its first two games with Northwestern and South- western by 4 to 2 and 11 to 2, respectively. The Huskies lost their next two games to U, of D, and Western. .Tack Bowen, captain, and Bill Barnes have combined to form the team's outstanding catcher-pitcher duo. Marv Keller and Bill Connors are the team's ace fielder and first baseman, respectively, Connors having the team's high batting average of .416. Ready for the throw to home. ader' Lassila, Ron Ellswood, .Tim Delaney, Dick Dedic, Chuck Jean. -41- -.,-..,. Bo' it , 'GUY S an .,.. '. .,,':t o., 'a, f., 'o., 'n,. .I -.,'. a,,. Glenn Stevens, captain, prepares himself for another slam. The Redford tennis team has played an exceptional season. At the date of publication, the team had just won the City Finals for the fifth time. The Huskies won all their league meets 5 to 0. Ken Mike, 9B, holds the highest score of the team with 14 games won, and 3 games lost. Ken Mike, says Coach Lovchuk, is the greatest player since the Sayres brothers. Ken will be on the team for three more seasons. Fred Cassity has won 9 games and lost 4 games to place second on the team's standings. Redford Redford Redford Joe Morgan tees off. Redford Redford Q- ,4,y , . , 1 'N K P V A l X I fiiya ROW 1: Bill Hershey, Paul Carlsen, Fred Cassity, Sheldon Hall, George Havlena, Tom J ennette. ROW 2: Jerry Fenby, Russell Paquette, Glenn Stevens, TENNIS SCORES 5 Southwestern 5 Cooley 5 Mackenzie 5 Western 4 Mumford -42. B0 .' Arnold Williams, David Dawson Dick Walker, Mr. Seymour Brown Fenni: wtf' ptain, Don Hines, Jack Vincent, Kenny Mike, lph Hubbard, Mr. Paul Lovchuk, Coach. iolf achg Ron Leist, Captain, Gordon ox, Joe Morgan. Redford Redford Redford Redford 'Redford 'Redford 'Not played at date of publication. Ralph Hubbard follows the ball after serving Winning all our league matches gave us a good chance to win the Spring Tournament, declared Ron Leist, captain, and Dick Walker, the outstanding players of this term's golf team. Gordon Knox is also one of the top players. To keep his team in shape, Coach Brown prac- tices with the boys every day, either indoors or on the Redford golf course. Redford lost the dual meet championship to U. of D. GOLF SCORES 3 Cooley 2 5 Cooley 0 5 Mackenzie 0 4 Mackenzie 1 Central Ron Leist putts. U. of D. 'Spring Tournament if I lLll11fl 1 X ,. 55? es mi-3 Z'-1 IQ. P-4 QE .-C1 FDS. 0: 52 'C 25 E62 23 5. r ' 3' FD O ,.. Q4 T . . C U12 SS '1 HE N Q-D 5. mr' gm -rl 55 E-1 5. U' as 5-v-U2 '35-' gm II!! ,. H73 - HF-I -L P41 ,-'P+ Pe Nl? Cadet Uthcers Gordon Page, 1st Lieut., Dick Lindner, lst Lieut., Dave Compton, 2nd Lieut., Richard Baldwin, Lieut. Col., Bob Vogelsang, Major. Bo lhl lea ue .K-.59 rs fi ROW 1: Fran Budnick, Jackie Westfall, Lois Parnell, Karen Koehler, Nettie Ellish, Treas.g James Presser, Pres., Sandra Fish, Sec., Donna LaCroix, Nancy Paulson, Judy Sarver. ROW 2: Walter Simonson, Arlene Smith, Barbara Schultz, Jo Ann Hackert, Larry Warner, Don Kulcheski, Connie Simmons, Janice Knechtges, Bob Patterson, Stan Harris, Lois Kern, Elizabeth Smith. ROW 3: David Hockett, Peter VandeBogart, Earl Milligan, Jim Johnston, Malcolm Pattee, Nelson Davis, Gordon Bailey, Jim Rogers, Don Henderlong, Ken Bonnvill, Lawrence Green, Ron Thompson, Len Nuorala. ROW 4: David Happell, Bob Littlemeyer, Richard Pybus, Phil Doyle, Ken Gertz, Don Berns, George Querry, Tad Cameron, Steve Engel, Jim Crimmins, Paul Tulppo, Douglas Happell, At last, after over a year of pounding and drilling by workmen interrupting classes with a great variety of sound effects, we have moved into the new health department. We now have full use of an ultra-modern gym, health offices and classrooms. By next semester the swimming pool will be at our disposal so that all of Redford's athletic teams can Hcome home again. l highlight of the health A volley ball game is inprogress rogram is coed-dancing in the girls' half of the gym. nstruction. Uur ew Health Unit Boys, play basketball during reg- First events in the new gym were ilar gym classes. indoor track meets. Opening of the pool last month marked the completion of the new unit. Modern facilities are available in spacious locker rooms. utside doors to the pool can be opened in f arm weather. .45- Girl ' Ba kethall ar ity ROW 1: Diane Ross, Mary Foree, Co-Capt., Carol Newsted, Co-Capt.gDonna Shaffer, Jean Sitts. ROW 2: Carol Smith, Jennifer Smith, Arlene Evans, Marilyn Handorf, Kay Mallast. ROW 3: Kay Lovelace, Mgr., Pat Lordan, Mrs. Joan Woolfenden, Coach, Melva Stokes, Greta Soderman. VARSITY 1 RESERVE SCORES ' SCORES We They We 54 Cody 44 28 Cody 28 Mackenzie 41 17 Mackenzie 27 Cooley 50 24 Cooley 28 Central 38 20 Central 33 Western 33 17 Western 1' 55, O3 K V Q J Q E -f it S ,.,, 'Q 1 f X 1 If 4 1 B M-an R ir' M-J t.. . ROW 1: Joan Hamilton, Jeanne Kerr, Barbara Mueller, Co-Capt., Toni Mannino, Co-Capt., Leanor Parris, Vickie Zalac. ROW 2: Beverly Black, Pat Thompson, Barbara Brock, Phyllis Howell, Sharon Winter, Mrs. Joan Woolfenden, Coach. ROW 3: Roberta Rennie, Barbara Dorethy, Georgette Young, Betty Fife, Judy Cole, Carolyn French. -45- Re They 29 26 28 24 22 QP1 Girl. t i imming ROW 1: Allison Dillon, Judy Frazier,Caro1ynEdwards,SusanHicks,Diane Skidmore, LouAda Bousquette, Jo Anne Kenburg, Ruth Wimmer, Sigrid Jensen, Mary Lou Miller, Pat Gross. ROW 2: Doreen Fowler, Beth Barry, Ethel Burkhart, Mary Andrews, Nancy Scarborough, Margaret Lawrence, Sharon Martoi, Andrea Sorvari, Sharon Rothenberg, Linda Johnson, Sandra Rohrer. ROW 3: Jane Thompson, Manager, Sandra Lindemyer, Jackie Westfall, Lois Parnell, Pat Roth, Mrs. Lucille Weaver, Coach, Judy Sarver, Lois Kern, Louise Sellgren, Marge Platner, Liz Weston. T7 LouAda Bousquette This season Redford's swimming teams felt like fish out of water. Since the swimming pool was not completed according to schedule, all practices were held at Cooley. Despite this setback,which would normally have provided a logical alibi for a poor season, the girls' team finished undefeated. Carolyn Edwards, 10B, sparked the team by breaking school records in 50 yard freestyle and 25 and 50 yard breastroke. W7 Sigrid Jensen and Ruth Wimmer, co- captains Diane Skidmore . 47 . We 65 71 73 100 100 65 80 L 2 X. ...M sae V Sandra Lindemyer SCORES They Mackenzie 55 Western 49 Highland Park 465 Southeastern 87 Pershing 39 Denby 55 Mumford 40 Girls' Tenni' L IJ' ,'. 1 ' 'Q 1 ...'.j -3.g:h,3 ':5i,i.zt+,a i ,,1 ' f?k: i5.'i':'i:: 5S 'K -655:55 L 1 2 x,gI,'F . ' G G B qs ., , H , Q ful ' ROW 1: Pat Lordan, Mary Manchester, Joan Hutchinson, Mary Foree, Captaing Dee Goulding, Judy Love- lace, Barb Nicula. ROW 2: Ann Lohrman, Kay Currier, Alice Lohrman,Diane Ross, Judy Cole, Kathleen Gleason, Sue Reissing, Barbara Smith, Linda Crawford. ROW 3: Mrs. Joan Woolfenden, Coach, Ann Taylor, Manager, Alice Smith, Sue Fenton, Joann Hodgman, Greta Soderman, Bev Mike, Carol Smith, Donna Shaffer, Ginny Neffner, Mrs. Lucille Weaver, Coach. Bev Mike Mary Foree Captain Schedule Mackenzie Highland Park Cody Western Cooley Chadsey Mumford Northwestern ...JI Alice and Ann Lohrman - 48 - Kay Currier The team practicing at Rouge Park. 4-M who Q 1 - .. - ... i ,- 1 , 4'-Q Pick of the Pix 'wx WHAT A RACKETH - John DGCKGI' I'D RATHER FLUNKU - Gerst Gibbons TO BE OR NOT TO BE - Dave Hausch SPRING - .Tack Glezen MEDITATION - Dick Moore MIRACLE MILEH - Larry Backus - 49 - ,,. . S I li 'Q 1 I H 42 8 ' Facult S We have been offered knowledge through our faculty, mostly in classroom sessions but often in informal gather- ings, such as the bowling tournament, the Spring Social, the student-faculty baseball game. These help to bringabout friendly relations between the students and faculty and make it more interesting and stimulating to gain the Hllnwlotlge so essential in our pursuit of the Keys to SIIITPSS . Principal Dear Seniors: This edition of the BLAZER, arrlvingas it does in the last few days of the semester, affords me an opportunity to say, Farewell , to all of you. This time of year always brings farewells, but here-to-fore the farewells have always been with expectancy of seeing one another again in the fall after a summer's vacation. This time, however, the farewell carries a more poignant note. Now a variety of paths open up for you, some to college, some to work, some to military service, and some to marriage and starting a home of your own. For all of you, however, they are paths leading away from Redford. We, who have had a hand in your training while here at Redford, wish for you the best of success in whatever path your future may lead you. We hope that your years of prepara- tion here at Redford, in some way, will stand you in good stead in the years to come. We hope we have given you some skills you will find usable and that in addition we have given you some qualities that go to make for good citizenship - humility, loyalty, integrity, a cooperative and moral outlook, manners fit for a man, and that ultimate discipline of self we call maturity. Further, we hope that in the doing of it, we have been able to make these four years at Redford happy years for you. You folks have been refreshing to us. You are now old enough to begln to think and act as mature people and yet you are young enough to still have a strong spirit of idealism. We hope you will keep this issue of the Blazer - your Blazer - lt will become even more precious as the years go by. Come back and see us, whenever you can. Join the Alumni Association and become active in it. Keep alive the memories of your fine four years at Redford. Best wishes to all. Sincerely your friend, fly? .j2. Homer . Clark .fi ,1 Fred ll. Leonhard Assistant Prinripal Laurence Chickering IUU' , -D, E. A Q Wellington Ward Clarence Blanchard v. , , V' Marian Devine Albert Schiff Xa ae Virginia Allan Assistant Principal A rim 'kzuiv Frieda Harsch E Edna Smith Ellen Egan Department Head G- 1 .1 1 ' 4 , i K V, -JL. 1 William Bedell Seymour Brown Rudolph Gaerttner Elmore Hansen Arthur Hornkohl English Health Vocational Mathematics Commercial SFI Social Science William Acles Jane Adams Matthew Asta Jewel Atkins Nelda Baker Mary Ball Irene Baranski Joseph Barnhart Robert Baumgartner Leo Berg John Bovill Willis Brooks Mildred Brueser Frances Butler Gilbert Ceasar Edwin Comer Larry Cook Margaret Cook Helen Coutts Margaret Cully Evangeline Kuni Howard Love Florella MacKay Fine Arts Language Q N z 1 , tj. gy l 4- aww ff' I we JK'-S. ' A! Dorothy Tryon Science , 'l , -ee, Q x Unlocking the Faculty lhum of gl '1 -gf ,4-nfvm Mr, Sam Kaner 3 MISS CY1'9fla Morford .. ,.. mm.. MISS Golda Morford 1' N we r Ken Dilworth mbert Mios Do in Mr. nce Bla chard X 'wmv Miss Roberta Thompson 55- Mrs Ewulene Whitlock iss Florella MacKay .1 , 'ni' . f . , N, 1 5 X 1, x, x. 5' I, . A - ,L lk L- I .1.,n Mr. Homer Clark Q 'N 6 Genevieve Cunningham Thomas Davis Ernest Deason Frances Denton Donna Dilworth Lena Doll Eugene Fenby Laura Finkbeiner Letitia Fogoros Oscar Fosmoe Robert Foster Freda Francis Anthony Franek Harry Franson Edith Gillespie Arthur Greene Leo Grimes Arthur Gringle Joseph Hackman Margaret Heinz Marguerite Hellsten Mary Hill Elvina Hogle Erwin Hogle Myron Horowitz Harry Hubel Marion Hughes Kenneth Humbert John Irwin Sgt. Robert Jarrell Ethel Jones Wilmot Jordan Sam Kaner Thomas King Reinhold Kitzmann Victor Knowles Eleanor Kovach Bertha Krogh Gretchen Lane Leonard Larson lla g, fig M, V 7 i ev,y .fijfg Q? . fffiff? f ' V' 55552355 I I' F-,i 'X A at f Mildred Lipe Paul Lovchuk Lloyd Mc' Laughlin Margaret Menard Alfred Meyers Marion Miller Cyretta Morford Golda Morford Mary Lou Murray Ethel Osterling Maxine Ousley Sgt. Irvin Pangman Irene Parker Anne Parks Pamela Perior Loretta Petrosky Elmer Polzin Clarence Porter Betty Potter Irene Record Dorothy Richards Elsie Ridenour Viola Robinson Earl Rogers Mary Sadoway ! Uffice 'taff VUQQV 'T.Tf H 5 s 1 W :I iv- ' X I Y' fs. D ' x ,,,. Q I H1 ,. I2 ,Yr 6 .t N ite, 5' 'gf I V- ark WN. y L I Rc' 3 Q' X , R, Q' a.,' Mrs. Alice Noechel, Mrs. Eleanore Iablonski, Mrs. Ruth Harris, Mrs. Mary Rozanski, Mrs. Lottie Janas, Mrs. Betty Jane Leshok. -57- 552 ' 1 , , 5 ,I 'Q' Otis Sneter Cortlandt Sziyres Frank Scott Mildred Sharkey George Sikanen l Benjamin Silverberg - -5. Frzlnk Smith f- , Marjorie Smith f' 'N Betty Soos Ninn Stebbins y - -, f- ' Y .4 Pauline Stellberger r Richard Stocker 'C' Willard Strickland Richard Stuckey 1 ' Phyllis Sutliff ' Eugene Swem Harold Teter V Roberta Thompson 5 Joyce Trotter .f4,,gs Tv Dimitra Vlassis Kitchen Staff ROW 1: C. Jackson, A. Houston, J. Kerns, E. Uplegger, L. McLeod, B. Benedict, F. Rice, R. Martin., A Blomgren. ROW 2: H. Doherty, M. Renirie, E. Ward, C. Curry, C. Cook, N. Feely, A. Weber, C. O Reilly H. Bannerman, L. Aittama, R. Nastali, C. Zumwalt, M. Harrison. -53- ! 'v0 lg. Bruce Waha Leonard Walle Mary Walton Eleanor Wardwell Earl Watkins Lucille Weaver Elvira West Esculene Whitlock Richard Whitman Amy Williams Manuel.Wo1ner Joan Woolfenden Alex Yeoman Edward Zych Fnvllltv Features J' 963 df . 3 SS in rs J Ay Mrs. Dorothy Ri- chards and Mr. William Acles en- tertained students at the Spring So- cial with their ro- mantic duets. The Social is a semi- annual e v e nt to bring about better stu d e n t-teacher relationships. Card marking time accounts for the looks of concentration Mr. Mack Pitt sends both cast and audience at this term s on the faces of Mr. Myron Horowitz, Mrs. Esculene Whit- Music and Mirth show which replaced the traditional Minstrel lock, and Mr Harry Franson. Show. 59 - IHAUSKY HH I RED HI-Y L IKEY CLUB 1 ISILVIRHTIIIS , x l 1 'YN 40:45 cti itie 5 Q e Q N55 0 ' S l U Q,'P'D x tu 1 Q uf. The ability to get along well with others is important no matter what we do. Here at Redford we have had the chance to meet people, to get to know them, to discover the rewards of working and planning together. Because of all these opportunities available in learning to get along with people, we should be well equipped to add U00ll9I'illI0lI HS another of the Keys lu Sllrress. , 1 yi it 5,35 35 C v ,, uf Aeolian E463 ROW l: Nan Paterson, Nancy Moore,Hist.,Vera Pearson, Tre-as., Gail Malony, Vice-Pres., Peggy McKee, Pres., Jackie French, Rec. Sec., Judy Miller, Corr. Sec., Carolyn Baldwin, Pldgmr. ROW 2: Diane Schaefer, Diane Kaiser, Rosemarie Chiado, Ginny Neffner, Linda Kiplinger, Sally Stockwell, Carol Smith, Margaret Chapman, Marge Platner, Sue Campbell, Julie Osmer, Lida Lim, Miss Roberta Thompson, Sponsor. ROW 3: Linda Shuttleworth, Nancy Anderson, Sigrid Jensen, Jane Myers, Janet Sokup, Sue Laansma, Aubyn Henderson, Barbara Thomas, Chris Carman, Judy White, Arlene Dunn, Marcy Young, Marilyn Maul, Joyce Kirlanoff. ROW 4: Mary Manchester, Cairine Morrow, Mary Lou Miller, Melissa Reid, Patt Sanders, Gail Witherspoon, Marilyn French, Judy Webster, Joan Coleman, Liz Mallory, Diane Ebel, Carol Glezen, Nancy Boyd, Janis Molner. Red Hi-SY Q J sa 5 5 'V 0 yer, , ., Ur ' -as '- Q, 'vo jflfblx , .E ROW 1: Dick Santer, Bob Pragman, Chap., Jack Glezen, Sec., Dwight Crane, Pres., Bob Cherry, Vice- Pres., Jim Stephan, Treas.g Mr. Ernest Deason, Sponsor. ROW 2: Dave Robbins, Ron Teague, Bill Mc- Laughlin, Jim Delaney, Phil Hoskin, Ron Walters, Don Habecker, Dick Dedic, Ken Gourley, Tom Jennette. ROW 3: Robert Mocello, Richard Baldwin, Bill Counsil, John Daniels, Bob Heckle, Dan Leskinen, George Adams, Bruce Bowers, Dave Schultz. ROW 4: Paul Carlson, Glenn Stevens, Robert Gunn, Stanley Atkin- son, Steve Atkinson, Dale Barr, Bill Tomlinson. -62- S J Y The pian ,. l . Z 775, P i fzn . .SS ' Q-un. Kyiv f ROW 1: Barbara Mueller, Treas., Deann Cordes, Sgt.-at-Arms, Maxye Spens, Rec. Sec., Alice Lohrman, Pres., Miss Donna Dilworth, Sponsor, Mary Salisbury, Vice-Pres.,Ann Lohrman, Corr. Sec., Diane David- son, llist., Nancy Brecht. ROW 2: Judy Lovelace, Evelyn Elford, Kay Lovelace, Gail Mowbray, Laurie Brown, Phyllis Edwards, Betty Hershey, Lynn Gunnerson, Mary Coggan, Liz Lenox, Jane Cooper, Barb Nicula, Joan Hutchinson. ROW 3: Charie Hunt, Jane Thompson, Joy Recht, Jane Shy, Mary Lou Farkas, Jean Forsyth, Jane Kneuker, Carol Richardson, Marisue Oakley, Judy Smith, Jackie Strandberg, Jan Hart, Betty O'Malley. ROW 4: Judy Derby, Judy Waldorf, Linda Patterson, Kathleen Gleason, Sue Paterson, Lynne Betts, Sue Reissing, Jo Ann Jensen, Jane Schoenberg, Jean Kelly, Jane Anderson, Joann Hodgman, Gail Grattan, Sharon Crunk, Sandra Lindemyer. Gre, Hi-Y Y is gil sf-' ,,,, eel' :YN ,,.x 3- Qx X me K ' xl A B f K' . . is '-- L-J -- ,Sf ' K p ,l I 1 L' -' v f ' ,X , lfyl, .Y bg ,' A' fpkx . If 7, Y I J fi- , , ROW 1: Bill Tuttle, Dale Martell, Chap., Chuck Bokos, Sgt.-at-Arms, Terry Cooper, Sec., Bob Whitworth, '14 7'Y,fi Pres., Bill Schanck, Vice-Pres., Kyle Pollock, Treas.g Bill Smith, Pldgmr. ROW 2: Dick Wreford, Davidf ,of , v Beard, Don Peebles, Elmer Wisley, Ray Voss, Chuck Shaub, Richard Beattie, Larry Backus, Denis Nissle, Lficc, K-1 , .Ton Broome. ROW 3: Arthur Pancioli, Gerry Merritt, Murray Patterson, Ron Sinclair, Wayne Townsend, . x Dick Rivers, Gary Townsend, Richard Mitzel, Pete Ecklund. ROW 4: Bill Herndon, Bob Barrett, Davefi- ' fc LL f Hughes, George Spencer, Arney Mustonen, Jim Ross, Gari Sipple, Jim Denning. C 9 -L ' -' 44' HL RW L Lrg, ,Q A ' C iv xg I .K ,N X 4 L 7 E-lg 'S Lb: ' J L. 1 v V AW: , 1 Sf. KAN' 6 V A Ln l' 'xx--1 ly C ,f 7' ' N, iq- f 7 J JI' L -fi fl , I ' A U if , I - 63 - 9'fL Sq C QQ ta. J Y Dehonaire ROW 1: Sue Christiansen, Lynn Gunnerson, Hist., Pat Stinson, Rec. Sec., Judy Bement, Pres., Ginny Neffner, Vice-Pres., Sally Christiansen, Treas., Joy Recht, Corr. Sec. ROW 2: Jane Cooper, Connie Sumerton, Barb Borglin, Helen Schwartz, Marion McCordic, Judy Borkowski, Betty Hershey, Sharon Hun- singer, Colene Kitchen, Jane Curry. ROW 3: Sara Conboy,Sue Fenton,Aubyn Henderson, Alice Lohrman, Nancy Moore, Peggy McKee, Janet Rae, Linda Crawford, Ann Lohrman, Jane Kneuker. ROW 4: Gail Grattan, Sue Fox, Lynne Betts, JoAnn Voss, Sue Womelsdorf, Gayle Coffin, Nancy Brecht, Margene Hart. French Club, C .Q.,Q xW, :fi .-g. ,. r fx rf ' 25. g i A C n. 1 C 1, -,iv 0.1 ., 7,04 I ' 't I I L, ,. ' f f'f'..A,' 'fit IJ I .X ROW 1 Alice Coveyou, Miss Florella MacKay, Sponsor, Joyce Phaneuf, Corr. Sec., Linda Patterson, Rec. Sec., Peg Bowman, Pres., Diana Joyner, Vice-Pres., Ginny Neffner, Treas.g Janis Molner, Hist., Sharon Crunk. ROW 2: Nancy McDonald, Carol LeHeup, Judy Kelley, Janet Sokup, Sheila Mitchell, Mary Claire Bialko, Betsy Anderson, Arlene Dunn, Carol J. Anderson, Carol Smith, Nancy Anderson, Julie Osmer. ROW 3: Ann Faullmer, Geraldine Kirk, Janice King, Patty Jo Bonnett, Bev Mike, Mary Lou Farkas, Sue Linstrom, Cynthia Joyner, Jeanne Kerr, Carol Winne, Audrey Robbins. ROW 4: Carolyn French, Melissa Reid, Patt Sanders, Barbara Sanders, Betty Fife, Barbara Mabee, Sue Paterson, Georgia Petersen, Carol Richardson, Betsy Schump, Joan Darby, Barbara Waller, Pat Epling. ROW 5: Beverly Jones, Diane Davidson, Sheila Knutson, Judie Dale, Gloria Grinnell, Marilyn French, Trudy Monro, Jean Kelly, Anita Priebe, Betty Goodspeed. .64. lf, fyrff, ic CK . 'A 5 VJ,,,L f2 .151 UL' ' .dx , , ' , , ef ,fc ff ff Q 1 ,gf U' o 0 o . if W J' ,7 .3 J C 1 .KP 9' l ' , l Af, lrjfr ROW 1: Mrs. Marion Hughes, Sponsor, Sally Christiansen, Marilyn Miller, Joyce Phaneuf, Treas.g Judy Bement, Vice-Pres., Sue Fenton, Sec., Jill Bement, Sue Christiansen. ROW 2: Joann Gistinger, Alice Smith, Camille Rosinski, Karen Farr, Mary Kowalik, Elaine Anderson, Gail Mayberry, Belinda Blanchard, Carol LeHeup, Barbara Montgomery, Nancy McDonald. ROW 3: Carole Sutyak, Barbara Sutherland, Marilyn Funk, Marnie DeWitt, Colette Otten, Elaine Hatfield, Marilyn Carlsen, Mary Leppala, Alice Cleven, Judy Murray, Alice Coveyou, Nina Kemper,Alice Bieneman. ROW 4: Patty Jo Bonnett, Barbara Winkler, Bev Mike, Beth Barry, Gloria Guy, Sue Bray, Judy Cole, Pat Douglas, Pat Stinson, Sue Womelsdorf, Bar- bara Smith, Joan Paulson, Ann Womelsdorf. Missing in this picture is Sally Bray, Pres. 4 'Qii-is .Q b Q fl, frm' lf e 'b Hey Club ROW 1. Mr. John Bovill, Sponsor: Joe Lindsley, Sgt.-at-Arms, Glenn Stevens, Treas., John Sparling, Vice-Pres., Bob Foltz, Pres., Bill Decker, Sec., Bill Moody, Pldgmr.g Lee Jackson, Larry Gutowsky, Hist. ROW 2: Bob Patterson, Bill Heaphy, Dick Price, Chris Stockmeyer, Al Buchanan, Jim Dietle, Bruce Lacey, Tom Young, Dave Schultz, Pete Cook, Doug Wood, David Cannava. ROW 3: Bob Logan, Wally Papciak, Bob Whitehouse, Tom Doyle, Charlie Kinzel, Doug Cleary, Richard Cottrell, Jim Bolt, Bob Stark, Fred lsham, Randy McKay, George Hastings. ROW 4: Kim Dietrich, Bill Stark, Ed Gallagher, Larry Lindsley, Mike Armstrong, Nick Hansen, Ray Gudum, Harry Smith, Ted Kotila, Mike Misch. -65- 1 Drop-In Council ? ' .L in A '55f'2'?:h? E.. -ag 'a w '- if - if of A I ig' fy ' M7 77 fl o ROW 1: Marlene Beck, Arlene Vandervort, Vice-Pres., David Hausch, Par- ents' Club Representative, Jane Comer, Sec.gDave Ross, Treas.g Miss Virginia Allan, Sponsor. ROW 2: Woody Lewis, Patti Hatfield, Bonnie Willing, Robert 0 Metevea, Charlotte Doney, Roy Johnson, Mary Lynn Plotkin. Not pictured: G Edwin Lyon, Pres. Q k J ,gm 'Q A 'S Q - fy. Z9 ' U 5 'L , 4 f ff 47 ' I if, 5 Vela -rg-A 'lx 5 1 L4 ?' f ROW 1: Donald Jury, Elaine Murphy, Treas.g Barbara Billard, Sec., Lawrence Bertrand, Pres., Janet Elmy, Vice-Pres.g Miss Irene Baranski, Sponsor. ROW 2: Nancy Mickey, Mildred Harrington, Lyn Gallion, Joan Koch, Joyce Leathers, Carol LeHeup. ROW 3: Sara Conboy, Margie Gustafson, Betty Jean Corbett, Amateur Radio Judy Losie, Mary Ann Krych, Barbara Quinn. I f 'Ze EEZ' miie? fffi- la , J H 46357 fx . '9 ' is fl ,f ,,.f- - y,,f J ' 4 L Y 'u- 5 . , ,ll ! ll! .l ROW 1: Bob Erskine, Tom Grove, Sec., John Featherston, Sgt.-at-Arms, Arnold Proehl, Pres., .Tim Stephan, Vice-Pres., Tom Barnette, Mr. Lloyd Mc- Laughlin, Sponsor. ROW 2: Bob Nelson, Lee Robertshaw, Don French, Bill Vroman, Dave Lindsley, James Brown, Walt Ewald, John Patterson. -66- Latin Club if If ,f N Ng, ROW 1: Mr. Elmer Polzin, Sponsor, Joann Hodgman, Corr. Sec., Deann Cordes, Treas.g Jan Hart, Pres., Marisue Oakley, Vice-Pres., Carolyn Baldwin, Rec. Sec.gAnn Womelsdorf, Sgt.-at-Arms. ROW 2: -Mary Kowalik, Kathie Lynch, Liz Lenox, Elizabeth Weston, Marion Mazza, Pat Irwin, Barbara Sutherland, Doris Kalayjian, Gail Mowbray, Joan Hutchinson. ROW 3: Janet Stark, Carolyn Grimes, Barbara Buelick, Jane Thompson, Nancy Durkee, Carol Luse,Aubyn Henderson,Alice Cleven, Karen Libcke, Barbara Gage. ROW 4: Liz Mallory, Elayne Sampson, Barbara Smith, Jean Kelly, Pat Douglas, Sue Womelsdorf, Gail Wither- spoon, Mary Leppala, Colette Otten. il Clit' 'U-3 ROW 1: Gail Hatch, Pldgmr.3 Kathy Curley, Rec. Sec.: Sharon McKay, Vice-Pres., Carol Dempster, Pres., Julie Stockwell, Treas.g Sue Beamer, Corr. Sec., Diane Ericson, Hist. ROW 2: Wendy Schon- feld, Betty Jo Crothers, Carol Strohmer, Joan Bringedahl, Dale Kalbfleisch, Katherine Stava, Nancy Smith, Kay Connor, Joy Turner, Barb Goss, Miss Mary Sadoway, Sponsor. ROW 3: Carol Symms, Connie Forsyth, Lynne Lambertson, Andrea Patterson, Hannah Holiday, Ellen Piercey, Karen Cordes, Janet Weyl, Peggy Agren. ROW 4: Suzanne Ghent, Meredith Dixon, Sue Lenox, Mary Lynn Plotkin, Emilie Poelke, Janet Young, Arlene Vandervort, Gayle Norris, Anita Smith, Margaret Elder. ROW 5: Jean Soderman, Lucy Whitworth, Anne Middleton, Joann Jalving, Judy Lentz, Jane Comer, Gail Maki, Mary Kottyan. . 67 - 1 Beauvals, Vice Pres , Tom Hill Dave Ross, John Zurawka. ,ug ' ff. ,.. . . 3 fl... I 1 -v ROW 1: Ivan Kevelin, Bill Fehlberg, Sec.-Treas.g Harry Bowman, Pres., David , K ' ' , 'Io . 5 5.Q 1, lf. f s . ? - , ,7 ff -f fe Z ff Q CDI' P 41' 1 . I -4 In me A 5 ,. Y I 'J P ' 0' , 'r .1 F 'EQ ' F' g 'S N ef' x I U 4. Mr Joseph Barnhart, Sponsor ROW 2 George Havlena, enneth Berry, Robert Latham, John McNutt, James Padden enior Y-Teen ROW 1: Theresa Wiejaczka, Diana Lawthers, Chap., Jeanette Fortuna, Sec., .Joyce Boone, Pres., Ruth Ami Bruce, Treas.g Gail Weedon, Vice-Pres., Miss Marguerite llellsten, Sponsor. ROW 2: Hazel Armour, Nancy Waldrop, Sandy Parker, Fay Simons, Nancy Mead, Jeanette Benesiuk, Arlene Klein. ROW 3: Annette Moyer, Karen White, Judy Burgess, Jane Zepp, Barbara Billard, Joanne Ouellette, Ruth Koski, Phyllis Luster. Chest' Ulu I1 2 If, ot.:T?2 'Fr 11' '39945 9 xx 11,1 r P: Qifj lug' t : i EI'-'-.A-gil x VPS, l Q V f ROW 1: Paul Stenborg, Bill Fehlberg, Pres., George llavlena, Sec., Donald Thompson, Vice- Q I Pres.: Peter Apt, Gerry Breen. ROW 22 Mr. Anthony Franek, Sponsor, Tom Berkey, Harry 'v Q l llowman, Eric Salsburg, Jim Smyles, John Zurawka, Robert Oltean, Murray Patterson. V ' H .68- S in ,ff S f e I ' ' .YL 5 , f ' ' Hum Q X9 pani h Club Harmonic ROW 1: Ann Haning, Mary Levitan, Sgt.-at-Arms, Janet Feldtmose Pres: Karen Green Vice-Pres., Judy Curtis, Treas.g Miss Loretta Petrosky, Sponsor. ROW 2: Barbara Starkweather, Ruth Varhol, Nancy Farrell, Lois Braun, Ann Faulkner, Veronica Gyurina, Sharon King, Linda Emery. ROW 3: Gerda Becker, Sandra Waechter, Virginia Bernd, Mara Bruveris, Joann Jalving, Lynne Marxson, Arlene Vandervort, Sandra Cahill, Jean Southwick. ROW 1: Nancy Moore, Charie Hunt, Barbara Montgomery, Sec., Shirley Puthoff, Hist.- Sgt.-at-Arms: Judy Lovelace, Pres., Mary Manchester, Vice-Pres.: Ethel Moreland, Treas.g Barbara Mueller, Sue Campbell. ROW 2: Lida Lim, Linda Kiplinger, Marilyn 'IQ- I Carlson, Margaret Chapman, Chris Carman, Vera Pearson, Sue Laansma, Marcy Young, Joyce Boone, Janet Feldtmose, Marlene Hossack, Miss Mildred Sharkey, Sponsor. ROW 3: Mary Salisbury, Elaine Anderson, Sheila Knutson, Jane Schoenberg, Ann Paterson, Joan Grubbs, Eleanor Tyken, Barbara Blair, Judy White. R.B.G ROW 1: Diane Schaefer, Jo Ann Hardee, Sgt.-at-Arms, Carol J. Anderson, .J Treas.g Gerri Fisher, Vice-Pres., Janet Stark, Rec. Sec., Mrs. Mildred Lipe, Sponsor. ROW 2: Gail Mowbray, Donna Shaffer, Carol Luse, Jean Kelly, Richard Dey, Lorene Butler, Gail Witherspoon, Betsy Schump, Alice Smith. gf 'IK Z 'S Hu ky Hi-Y will E 1, ROW 1: George Porter, Pldg'mr.3 Bob Greene, Sgt.-at-Arms, David Cole, Vice-Pres., John Hegener, Pres., Arnold Williams, Treas.g Dan Johnson, Sec., Jim Dresser, Chap. ROW 2: Alvin Beam, David Morris, Gordon Butler, Dick Lloyd, Gerry Price, Jim Beauchamp, Jim Keillor, Mr. Oscar Fosmoe, Spon- sor. ROW 3: Bruce Blyth, Gerst Gibbon, Brian Pritchard, John McNutt, Ramon Kugler, John Wetherholt, Jim Boxall, Alan Hill Dave Shook David Beauvais ? ly, 19 M' .if N- . 'ilf la fl. 1 '1 ',','- r ,1 ll-till, Hx .1 ,l n vf- f Dave Pfaff, Lyle Wetherholt, Bob Miske. ROW 4: Ed Johnson, Ron MacLennan, Roger Berry, Don Hines, ff . S ' it , 2 S W, '- X J 5 ll y V ' J, Lf J ... 2 .r 4 B' ' rr , V572 sflil 1? ,L is H w yu: ' F51 EWS J 'ng lm , ,I :ll 'VT A -PW' we if r 3:5 'fl I 13, ' S! 1 955 QM ref, I up 4 ROW 1: Harry Bowman, Brenda Baker, Barbara Thomas, Sec., Jackie French, Pres., Vera. Pearson, Vice-Pres., Murray Patterson, Treas.g Geraldine I-lartwig. ROW 2: Peg Beaver, Marilyn Maul, Lyn Gallion, Cairine Morrow, Geraldine Kirk, Barbara Mueller, Mary Levitan, Carol J. Anderson, Barbara Borglin, Linda Shuttleworth. ROW 3: Mr. Alfred Meyers, Sponsor, Sidney Smith, Georgia Petersen, Gail Malony, Henry Wiegand, Stanley Atkinson, Don Thompson, JoAnn I-lardee, Ardys Ford. :70- :jjj fl A peaker Bureau at aa f . W, 4 l S ROW 1: Mrs. Helen Coutts, Sponsor, Judy Murray, Vice-Pres., Steve Atkinson, Pres., Lois Braun, Sec., Marilyn Funk, Sgt.-at-Arms. ROW 2: Diane Schaefer, Marisue Oakley, Bill Heaphy, Liz Mallory, Judy Waldorf, Betty Jean Corbett, Alice A A 0 0 0 Smith. ROW 3: Jane Schoenberg, Chuck Bokos, Gerry Merritt, Stanley Atkinson, Bob Foltz, Wayne Townsend, Bill Herndon. , V! ' X 'Q sf at ROW 1: Donna Shaffer, Diane Ross, Sec., Arlene Evans, Pres., Barbara Blair, Vice-Pres., Marilyn Handorf, Treas., Jacqueline Walker. ROW 2: Dorothy Padden, Miss Betty Soos, Sponsor, Carol Smith, Melva Stokes, Diane Wetherald, Cynthia White, Connie Simmons, Toni Mannino, Pat Thompson. ROW 3: Jean Sitts, Pat Hill, Dee Goulding, Kay Mallast, Jane . Schoenberg, Judy Cole, Georgette Young, Anne. Kinsel, Mary Leppala, Betty Fife. O O 4 1 ' if? A r ,Z ROW 1: Marge Platner, JoAnne Kenburg, Sandra Rohrer, Sec., Sigrid Jensen, Pres., Mary Querry, Vice-Pres., Ethel Burkhart, Carole Horgan. ROW 2: Diane Skidmore, Allison Dillon, Elizabeth Weston, Dorothy Pierpont, Pat Gross, Judy Seelig, Lois Kern, Jean Wurst, Marian Wiesner, Muriel Horgan. ROW 3: Lou Ada Bousquette, Betty Renders, Judy Naar, Doreen Fowler, Sharon Rothenberg, Pat Roth, Lois Parnell, Linda Johnson, Joan Koepfgen, Judy Sarver. 33 E423 S .4 ll' ! 4 I I Office Practice .-J ROW 1: Mr. Anthony Franek, Adviser, Dorothy Marinelli, Nancy Paulson, Pat Quinn, Carol Youngblut, Sally Switzer, Della Reetz, Sue Smith, Marjorie Bigda, Mr. Leo Berg, Adviser. ROW 2: Marguerite Marsh, Patty Ferris, Nairen Van Hulle, Sue Van Buhler, Joyce Ginger, Martha Hoffman, Janice Stanifer, Shirley Rabe, Connie Sumerton, Joan Bosel, Mae Roy. ROW 3: Marie Biggins, Arlene Smith, Annette Saj, Joanne Ouellette, Georgia Smith, Marilyn Maul, Betty Mansfield, Carol Anderson, Margaret Hosteller, Carole Tolhurst, Jeanette Beneslnk, Theresa Wiejaczka, Barbara Barton. ROW 4: Mary Vallery, Linda Shuttleworth, Donna Pratt, Joy Recht, Barbara Kimmins, Shirley Schwab, Carol Winchell, Ruth Lukacs, Dorothy Cole, Angeline Stoll, Ruth Fitzgerald, Geraldine Kirk, Corrine Anderson. ROW 5: Mary Jane Collins, Georgia Davis, Jo Anne Schink, Barbara Stedman, Joanne Scroggins, Janet Rae, Diana Stuart, Lorene Butler, Joan Stewart, Kay Eggleston, Marilyn Miller, Geraldine Williams, Sally Stoliker. Dance Council Kino! tv' L4 ROW 1: Ted Kotila, Sgt.-at-Armsg Pat Piet, Hist.3 Sally Christiansen, Rec. Sec., Dave Schultz, Vice- Pres.g Bill Tuttle, Pres., Liz Mallory, Corr. Sec., Sue Christiansen, Treas.: Joyce Phaneuf, Parents' Club Representative. ROW 2: Alice Smith, Barbara Borglin, Tom Jennette, Marion McCordic, Pat Quinn, Barbara Mueller, Ann Faulkner, Nancy Anderson, Jacqueline Walker, Joann Gistinger. Miss Virginia Allen, Sponsor. ROW 3: Marisue Oakley, Nancy Durkee, Judy Soltess, Barbara Buelick, Georgia Petersen, Kathleen Gleason, Janet Sokup, Elaine Murphy, Phyllis Edwards, Carol Luse. ROW 4: Nancy Moore, Nancy Brecht, Barbara Blair, Marilyn French, Bill Herndon, Ralph Hubbard, Gerry Merritt, Joann Hodg- man, Erma Smith. ROW 5: Denis Nissle, Pete Ecklund, Paul Carlsen, Glenn Stevens, Dean Essex, Alvin Beam, Al Buchanan, Aubyn Henderson. -72- Future urses ,W , A el ROW 1: Donna Cobb, Pldgmr.g Doris Kalayjian, Vice-Pres., Deann Cordes, Pres., Barbara Mabee, Treas.g Karen Libcke, Sec. ROW 2: Nancy Farrell, Carol Libcke, Grace Grinnell, Barbara Buelick, Joann Hodgman, Elizabeth Smith. e Creati e riter if-, , lk ' 1 ,-. -K L5 1 ,, , I. I ififx '- Ks' A ' X-1 , x7, I I! X fr 1 X IZ 'LL Q A S ,L I 4 X S ...L I I fllffl lf l .. .. f ' ' I il ,, r El 5 722' 4 ' ' iq- ' 1 ' ROW 1: Miss Donna Dilworth, Sponsor, Nancy McDonald, essay ed., Evelyn Elford, Nancy Anderson, business mg., Karen Farr, Camille Rosinski. ROW 2: Judy Kelley, Marisue Oakley, poetry ed., Ann Taylor, Nancy Boyd, Harry Bowman, Elaine Hatfield, ed.-in-chief, Carol Luse, Carol J. Anderson, copy ed. il er Y-Teen 'I C 'J I ff N 1 1 ff V ff w 7 , 2 f f ROW 1: Judith Massey, Librar.g Pat Gorman, Treas.g Elinor Reading, Pres., A Barbara Gaylord, Vice-Pres., Veronica Gyurina, Sec., Miss Mary Walton, Sponsor. ROW 2: Ruth Urban, June Taylor, Linda Emery, Judy Hamilton, Alice Goudie, Judy Hornung, Mary Ann Pederson, Yvonne Gorak. ROW 3: Lynne Bowsky, Joyce Harri- son, Joanne Nettie, Mara Bruveris, Eleanor Stoliker, Suzanne Hendry, Janet Young, Phyllis Coleman. ' 73 Quill and croll 6 -fog f ff , r' 1,3 XC . xx .af as Al ll, ROW 1: JoAnn Hardee, Sec.-Treas.g Elaine Hatiield, Pres., Robert Gunn, Vice-Pres. ROW 2: Alice Cove- f tionol Honor ociet you, Judy Webster, Carol Luse. l N i we f A, QL -' 'Eli '- Z el! P isnwwlf ROW 1: Mr. Homer Clark, Ginny Neffner, Marge Platner, Corrine Anderson, Judy -V il Murray, Vice-Pres., Dwight Crane, Pres., Bob Gunn, Sec., Joyce Emerson, Carol J. Anderson, Mr. Robert Foster, Sponsor. ROW 2: Diana Joyner, Doris Kalayjian, Alvin Beam, Maxye Spens, Nancy Moore, Nancy Brecht, Elaine Hatfield, Judy Webster, Jean Kelly, Alice Coveyou. ROW 3: Liz Mallory, Dan Wootton, David Cole, John Locker, Wayne L. Townsend, Bob Foltz, Bill Fehlberg, JoAnn Hardee, Joan Grubbs. Photo R, J 1 . . fF3QlJtk,,1 fl ll u '. K or if 9 ? .Q , X AL- L ROW 1: Jack Glezen, Gerst Gibbon, Larry Backus, Mr. Ernest Deason, adviser, Dick Moore, John Decker. -74- A .L. , ,,, 0 rche tra ROW 1: Lois Raass, Florence Cole, Shirley Vine, Sandra Cahill, Dan Wootton, Joann Jalving, Carol Winne. ROW 2: Sally Christenson, Richard Dedic, Ann Haning, Dianne Schmidt,Don Kleckner, Kay Deyo, Nancy Anderson, Brynn Pickerice. ROW 3: Carolyn Rea, Janet Feldtmose, Sharon Sherman, Janet Wolf, Kay Vaughn, Barbara Starkweather. ROW 4: Donna Bright, Ellen Piercey, Sharon Carser, Judy Bowen, Joyce Harrison, Sally Austin, Sharon King, Ann Faulkner, Terrill Lindee, Yvonne Vichales, Dick Stockwell, Bill Counsil, Dave Ross, Sandy Parker, Vera Pearson, Virginia Bernd. ROW 5: Ruth Baumgartner, Robert Martin, Robert Wilson, Gary Perior, John Patterson, Pete Maher, Richard Foreman, Roy Johnson, Jim Beauchamp, Bob VVhitworth, Don Judd, John Gruner, Anita Vichcales, Dale Brady, Richard Lichy, Shelby Culp, Susan Durkee. ROW 6: Joan Stadler, Carol Holstein, Allen Stevens, Kathleen Gleason, Nancy Brecht. Band 1 n 4 4 it . . , . l ., , .. . , , . L: ROW 1: Bill Counsil, Dave Ross, Janet Sokup, Mary Jane Collins, Curt Irwin, Dick Stockwell, Joan Koepf- gen, Ann Faulkner, Sharon King, Wilayne I-Iellstein, Robert Gunn. ROW 2: Ron Teague, Bill Miller, Terrill Linder, Alvin Beam, Sandra Rohrer, Don Orsag, Joyce Heron, Bill Gullen, Dave Foster, Carol Hahn, John Patterson, Pete Maher, Sandy Parker, Vera Pearson, Melva Stokes, Mary Levitan. ROW 3: Tom Gaskill, Dan Johnson, Don Cameron, Mil1ieAnderson, Bill Harding, Rich Lindner, Bob Keller, Russell Gutow, Roy Johnson, Richard Foreman, Jerry Fenby, Bill Van Dusen, Jim Beauchamp, Joe Takacs, Richard Lichy, Dale Brady, Richard Yorke, Dorothy Padden, Anita Vichcales, David Mundorf. ROW 4: Beverly Tullius, Yvonne Vichcales, John Hay, George Anderson, Robert Douglas, Clark Castator, Robert Martin, Donna Sharer, Bob Wilson,Alan Hill, Bruce Blyth, Don Judd, Bob Whitworth, Tad Cameron, Gordon Hoeldtke, Ken Gertz, Bob Nelson, Charles Brackett, Lee Jackson, Don Habecker, George Porter. -75. Girl, ' Glee Club ROW 1: Ruth Paul, Sharon McKay, Belinda Blanchard, Kathleen Allen, Joan Lecquyea, Barbara Willis, Jackie French, Joyce Talovich, Geralding Hartwig, Sandra Ryan, Diane Luoma, Judy Kelley, Shirley Moosic, Sandra Knebl, Glennis Rensberger, Beverly Huggard, Carole Lee McKillop, Frances Strieble, Dorothy Crunk, Pat Williams. ROW 22 Carol Stahl, Sally Stockwell, Audrey Robbins, Annette Saj, Valla Herndon, Betty Goodspeed, Marilyn Funk, Barbara Sutherland, Paula Southwick, Joan Stadler, Carol Hol- stein, Janice Knechtges, Pat-Ann Epling, Elaine Murphy, Mary Manchester, Claranne Wirries, Shirley Puthoff, Joanne Nelson, Marg Bush. ROW 3: Darlene Sift, Emilie Poelke, Mary Lou Holtzhouse, Judy Hensley, Jackie Reuter, Mary Ann Tucker, Fran Jarembo, Sally Switzer, Pat Quinn, Julie Stockwell, Nancy Boyd, Mary Mistele, Barbara Mueller, Nancy Branton, Carol Richardson, Judy Payne, Beverly Dixon, Claudia Book. ROW 4: Millicent Yewuisiak, Gail Van Valkenburg, Joan Miller, Celvina Sweet, Gay Norum, Georgia Petersen, Nan Paterson, JoAnn Voss, Pat Meadows, Joan Langthorne, Karen Koehler, Sue Reissing, Connie George, Diane Davidson, Joanne Sabo, Jean Kelly, Sandra Aronson, Carolyn Baldwin, Joann Hodgman, June Jackson, Ann Uzelac. Choir ROW 1: Frances Strieble,Dorothy Crunk, Ruth Paul,DickMoore, Paul Jones, Chuck Dean, Walter Roberts, Earl Hale, Dan Wootton, Dick Florence, Richard Lindner, Dale Kuckenbecker, Belinda Blanchard, Jackie French, Geraldine Hartwig, Mary Manchester, Janice Knechtges. ROW 2: Sandra Ryan, Annette Saj, Pat-Ann Epling, Kathleen Allen, Doug Cleary, Bob Howie, Curt Irwin, Paul McDowell, John Mark, Russell Fink, Raymond Grlffy, Spencer Decker, John Gutowsky, Chuck Cape, Jim Johnston, Stephen Riley, Herb Morris, Valla Herndon, Marilyn Funk, Judy Kelley, Carol Richardson, Carol Holstein. ROW 3: Gail Van Valkenburg, Diane Luoma, Barbara Sutherland, Audrey Robbins,Edward Lasko, Jerry Fenby, Jim Cauhorn, Joe Saj, Tom Gaskill, Larry Betts, Aubrey Kennedy, John Etty, Tex Dudley, George Porter, Frank Kon- jarevich, Don Smith, Gary Lockwood, Elaine Murphy, Joan Stadler, Mary Lou Holtzhouse, Betty Goodspeed, Nancy Branton. ROW 4: Judy Payne, Beverly Dixon, Connie George, Diane Davidson, Karren Mitchell, John Ehrstine, John Hegener, Bob Warren, Richard Tolhurst, Bob Greene, Bob Martin, Richard McGuire, Rod Holst, Dick Hilliker, George Querry, Don Beehler, Gordon Hoeldtke, Ralph Beasley, Dale Barr, Edson Graves, Don Henderlong, Georgia Petersen, Joann Hodgman, Carolyn Baldwin, Sandra Aronson, Nan Paterson. .76- Bo, L' Glee Club ROW 1: Raymond Griffy, Chuck Dean, Herb Morris, John Etty, Spencer Decker, Walter Roberts, Curt Irwin, Jim Cauhorn, Richard Lindner, Paul Jones, Ed Lasko, Tom Gaskill, Larry Betts, Paul McDowell, Tom Cox. ROW 2: John Hegener, Dick Moore, Joe Saj, Chuck Cape, John Ehrstine, Dan Wootton, Dick Florence, Dale Barr, Russell Fink, Edson Graves, Jerry Fenby, Bob Howie, Don Henderlong, John Gutow- sky, Mr. Eugene Fenby, Director. ROW 3: Jim Johnston, Gary Lockwood, Frank Konjarevich, Ralph Beasley, Don Smith, Don Beehler, Earl Hale, George Porter, Bob Warren, Tex Dudley, Douglas Cleary, John Mark. ROW 4: Dale Kuckenbecher, Robert Martin, Bob Greene, Dick Hilliker, Gordon Hoeldtke, Rod Holst, Richard McGuire, George Querry, Bill Davidson, Stephen Riley, Warren Mitchell,Aubrey Kennedy. liritual trinfi extet L U 5,25 1 I1 se, 5 5 L 3 5 5 4 ROW 1: Gary Lockwood, Raymond Griffy, HerbMorris,Wa1ter ROW 1: Lois Raass, Florence Cole, Sally Roberts, Chuck Dean. ROW 2: Paul Jones, Curt Irwin, Rich Christenson, Carol Winne. ROW 2: Shirley Vine, Lindner, John Hegener, Jerry Fenby, Don Henderlong. ROW 3: Nancy Brecht. Dan Wootton, Robert Martin, Don Smith, Dale Barr, Dick Florence, Ed Lasko. .77. AUBYN HENDERSON Editor-in-Chief DICK BALDWIN Boys' Sports Editor NAN PATERSON Club Editor M fr ' 1 -.,:r KEN BALCOFF Advertising Manager E LAINE HAT FIE LD Feature Editor .T OANN HODGMAN Girls' Sports Editor ELAINE ANDERSON in JOAN MILLER Art Editor SUE CHRISTIANSEN MARGENE HART Class Editor ' 1 '1' DICK MOORE Photo Editor SALLY CHRISTIANSEN Typist Faculty Editor Index Editor MELISSA REID TED KOTILA - 78 - COPY Edltor Business Manager Blazer 2 i 'ze p 3,-sf ROW 1: Ted Kotila, Business Mgr., Joan Miller, Art Ed., Elaine Hatfield, Feature Ed., Nan Paterson, Club Ed., Aubyn Henderson, Editor-in-Chief, Margene Hart, Class Ed., Melissa Reid, Copy Ed., Sue Christiansen, Index Ed., Richard Baldwin, Boys Sports Ed. ROW 2: Mr. Myron Horowitz, Advertising Adviser, Sue Fen- ton, Ann Lohrman, Joann Hodgman, Girls Sports Ed., Vera Pearson, Carolyn Baldwin, Elaine Anderson, Faculty Editor, Nancy Brecht, Sally Christiansen, Typist, Ginny Neffner,Mrs. Peggy Cully, Adviser. ROW 3: Alice Lohrman, Judy Webster, Gerst Gibbon, Ken Balcoff,Adv. Mgr., Terry Cooper, Jack Glezen, Robert Gunn, John Decker, David Hausch, Larry Backus, Peggy McKee. ...auf - Mrs. Cully discovers, after a surprise housewarming in new BLAZER quarters 186A, that nothing is left of one and a half dozen brownies, a cake, 15 ice cream sand- wiches, 12 cupcakes and 5 dozen cookies. if W:- Painting has aesthetic qualities - it puts your thoughts on a higher plane, claims Mrs. MargaretCu1lyto unconvinced staff members Vera Pearson and Ted Kotila, as they pre- ER ' h t Although the rest of the BLAZ editors ave o carry pare to decorate Cabinets in the new room. old BLAZERS, copy sheets, and equipment into the new room, Business Manager Ted Kotila fcenterl gallantly carries Editor Aubyn Henderson over the threshold. 79 Q Pot 1 ' Output v .. 1 ul ll Xnf' I rf 5 1 ar Nea. ROW 1: Nancy Moore, Promotion Mgr., Elaine Hatfield, Art Ed., Peggy McKee, Feature Ed., Robert Gunn, News Ed., Judy Webster, Editor-in-Chief, Maxye Spens, Editorial Dir., Alice Lohrman, Sports Ed.: JoAnn Hardee, Headline Ed., Jane Myers, Advertising Mgr. ROW 2: Bob Patterson, Joann Gistinger, Jill Bement, Margaret Chapman, Carol J. Anderson, Jean Forsyth, Janet Stark, Mary Levitan, Nancy McDonald, Mr. Myron Horowitz, Adviser. ROW 3: Carol Luse, Marisue Oakley, Jane Thompson, Gail Witherspoon, Trudy Monro, Colette Otten, Alice Coveyou, Elizabeth Weston, Janet Sokup. ROW 4: Betty Mansfield, Marilyn Carlsen, Larry Backus, Gerst Gibbon, Jack Glezen, David Hausch, John Decker, Bill Moody. cript A l Q 'vs Joining forces to prevent adviser Myron Horowitz from cutting a ribbon to open officially the new OUTPOST room are editors Bob Gunn, JudyWebster, and Jo Ann Hardee. l Elaine Hatfield, Goodfellow editor-in-chief, Nancy Mc- wyeuvre just smearing it , making it worsen, Claims Dmlaldi Sales fnanfjlgefil and Gall Mal0nY: Aeollafl Veepf Nancy McDonald, as Bob Patterson and Jill Bement claim Mumford s cider Jug from Bruce Parker, Mercury attempt te rub eff the nrinterre ink Nancy leaned On. editor. Each term, the jug is held by the school newspaper which raises the most money for the Goodfellows. . 80 . , 2 ! ' 5 With Little Brown Jug , Dick Stockwell, Shelby Culp,Dick Lichey, and David Mundorf welcome students to the great- est show on earth . Each term such a show is given for students subscribing 100 f1 to THE OUTPOST. 1 -R J IyXg.V, Yum t , .vw ic. C I 2 .Q I Featured among the sideshow acts were the Debonaire hula dancers, Sally Christiansen, Judy Bement, and Sue Fenton. THE ULITPUST Iliff Top Q' Mfg If A Q, Q,E. ?7'Xx5L3 .. 41 sk.. X' Sandra Knebl coaxes unhappy clown, Pat Douglas, to Smile . Dancing with their hands over their heads and their knees taped are the uncomfortable but novel Spanish Club eggheads. ol stint!! lffl In an original play, The Elephant Tree , Thespian members reveal the activities of elephants after circus hours. Aeolian sailor girls, with original lyrics, introduce a mermaid, a fat lady, Siamese twins, and a strong man. t tudent Council illlii L 1 1 l ' Q 1 S i E if ' ROW 1: Kay Currier, Corr. Sec., Bob Foltz,Vice-Pres.gAnn Lohrman, Pres., Barbara Nicula, Rec. Sec., Alice Lohrman, Treas.g Jim Ross, Sgt.-at-Arms, Mr. Leo Grimes, Sponsor. ROW 2: Barbara Bishop, Jill Bement, Camille Rosinski, Judy MacPherson, Ina Lynch, Kitty Barnhart, Sue Coggan, Karen Farr, Jeanette Lim, Lida Lim. ROW 3: Laurie Brown, Phyllis Edwards,Arlene Judd, Mary Salisbury, Barbara Telfer, Bev Mike, Joan Paulson, Linda Crawford, Judy Bement, Pat Barkey, Elsie Von Wimmersperg. ROW 4: Jim Edwards, Jerry Fenby, Ralph Ohlers, Bill Moody, David Dawson, Terry Cooper, Don Hines, Sheldon Hall, Chris Stockmeyer, Bill Harding, Rodney Linn. , N. 'Xi 15 K port llllilll liilillouncil ,., C2 ROW 1: Carolyn Baldwin, Ann Lohrman, I.M.S.S.C. Rep., Bob Foltz,l.M.S.S.C. Rep., Pat Stinson, Sec., ' David Dawson, Pres., Judy White, Vice-Pres., Pat Barkey, Treas.g Mary Coggan, Hist., Nan Paterson,- Mr. Leo Grimes, Sponsor. ROW 2: Diane Schaefer, Joyce Phaneuf, Julie Osmer, Barb Nicula, Chris- tine Constantine, Mary Manchester, Carol Smith, Sally Stockwell, Judy Lovelace, Sue Campbell, Alice Smith, Joann Gistinger. ROW 3: Judy Kelley, Janice King, Jan Hart, Cairine Morrow, Judy Murray, Jean Forsyth, Liz Mallory, Betsy Schump, Phyllis Edwards, Mary Salisbury, Joy Recht, Linda Shuttle- worth. ROW 4: Jane Thompson, Linda Crawford, Kathleen Gleason, Joann Hodgman, Linda Theis, Sue Paterson, Lynne Betts, Colette Otten, Marilyn Miller, Nancy Brecht, Nancy Moore, Mary Lou Miller. ROW 5: Carol Glezen, Judie Dale, Bill Schanck, Wayne Townsend, Dale Barr, George Spencer, Jim Ross, Ralph Hubbard, Jane Schoenberg, Maxye Spens, Diane Davidson. -32- 4 Hall Guide Council .! - R i? 3 l' ,, F24 .E :X . . ROW 1: Judy Kelley, Jane Myers, Treas., Sgt.-at-Arms, Barb Nicula, Pres., Colette Otten, Vice-Pres., Pat Barkey, Sec., Sue Campbell. ROW 2: Carol Winne, Judy Derby, Sue Paterson, Sue Spriggs, Ann Lohrman, Carol Smith, Wanda Lutz, Mr. Leo Grimes, Sponsor. ROW 3: Elayne Sampson, Elaine Sanquist, Dave Dawson, Bob Foltz, Marilyn French, Jane Schoenberg, Dona 6 , Stiner. 1 1 gf .l P I l i 5 ROW 1: Bill Garrock, Hugh McEwan, James Smith, Mr. William Kocher, Adviser, Ken Wilson, Ron Wolf, Leonard Nuorala. ROW 2: Paul Tulppo, Ray Walker, Robert Thomas, Bill Medalis, Bill Mogolis, Jerry Thomas, Edward Robinson, Gerald Wilson, , Dan Youngs, James Nightingale, Howard McLane, Richard Matties. 1 be ' .QL 1 ,li .QA V' f IA li igl' N1 4-'ll ll- -X 5,-5'-f'i,1iL'qiiSsi 4 , -rw :mp 'ui 1 'figil 'rin H .liilvillvlw 'hiififfflgf Wie: . .-+f,:SJ: - . . Y fafff, l-'ici My WI, will ' ROW 1: Joyce Phaneuf, Bill Tuttle. ROW 2: Mrs. Burt Frankenfield,Mrs. Don Jennette, Mrs. Malcolm Cameron, Miss Virginia Allan, Mrs. Carl Moody, Mrs. Holger Ridder, Mrs. Charles Shaub, ROW 3: Mr. Charles Shaub, Mr. Burt Frankenfield, Mr. Malcolm Cameron, Mr. Carl Moody, Mr. George Smith, Mr. Don Jennette. -83- enior Play . if 1 1 ' . V 3 r ' ,, Z ' N f Q, '91, W 3 .. W T 4 Y' ,'-1' vol. as ly -sage: 34. A Cu Qt' 16 1 ROW 1: Judy Bement, John Krsul, Gayle Coffin, Bill Tuttle, Carol Luse, Rich Lindner. ROW 2: Marisue Oakley, Nancy Durkee, Gary Lockwood, Pete Ecklund, Liz Mallory, Jean Sitts, Mrs. Joyce Trotter, Director ROW 3: Ralph Hubbard, Ken Gourley, Bob Heckle, Bob Wallace, John Robertson, John Hegener, Chuck Bokos. Take one eccentric grandfather whose hobbies include Columbia commencements and snake collecting. Add one middle-aged daughter who writes plays because a typewriter was delivered to her home by mistake. Toss in her ballet-mad daughter who's been studying for years with no progress. Throw in the mad Russian whose pet peeve is the Soviet government. Then stir in a romance and a basement full of fireworks. There you have the ingredients for the hilarious You Can't Take It With You , one of the most laugh-filled senior plays to be served to Redford students. The cast included Gayle Coffin as Alice, John Krsul as Tony, Bill Tuttle as Grandpa, Carol Luse as Penny and Judy Bement as Essie. Pete Ecklund played Mr. Kolenkov, Richard Lindner played Paul, while Chuck Bokos and Bob Wallace played Mr. DePinna and Ed Car- michael, respectively. Gary Lockwood and Nancy Durkee were cast as Mr. and Mrs. Kirby, Marisue Oakley played Ruby, while Jean Sitts played Miss Wellington and Liz Mallory played Olga Katrina. Supporting roles were-Ken Gourley as Donald, John Hegener as the income tax man and Jim Presser, John Robertson and Bob Heckle as three men from the F.B.I. The play was presented on April 28 and 29 in the auditorium. .34. Committee Ulmirmen Judy Murray, Costumes, Joyce Phaneuf, Make up, Arnold Williams, Props. You Ufuft Take It With You -E . . ,A 2 ,, W ' i 9 ,-f,'. ,, K ' il Q W, - e 5 Y 1 ' 1 S '74 I 7 W iv? 14- 112 1 . A i f Eli You vould make a goot rassler, insists Pete Ecldund, as he throws Gary Lockwood to the floor during an early play prac- tice. Bob Wallace and Gayle Coffin beg Pete to stop. Seniors practiced more than two and a half months on this production. Mr, Kolenkov - Mr. Kolenkow' pants Judy Bement, who must Entrechat until Mr. Kolenkov tells her to stop. Meanwhile, the dancing teacher is busy complaining to Gramps about the Roossinsf' Chuck Bokos wonders if nis figure is slipping or if his Ubaldness is noticeable-H as Carol Luse finishes his portrait, which she began eight years ago. N - L: ,1 J . After 35 years of attending Columbia's commencements, col- lecting snakes, and playing darts, Grandpa tBill Tuttlej finds he can almost hit the center, now. -35. G25 x r -HQ QX.: I rl - n'i'l I' . I1-'l n'1'.' V I II ll I 1 I u I lv 1 0 ,1 1 :Im 1, I' I-ll all 'iz ',' ...I ul 4 ll I I '.l ,v . -1, I. il Nu... -K ox Club ROW 1: Jim Dresser, Marion Mazza, Sec.-Treas.g Judy Seelig, Pres.g Elaine Sanquist, Vice-Pres.g Carolyn Rea, Mr. Robert Baumgartner, Sponsor. ROW 2 Carolyn Hanson, Joyce Emerson, Florence Cole, MaryAnn Danis, Joan Langthorne Joyce Parker, Barbara Billard, Jeanne Kerr, Jackie Reuter. een Topperl - ,J V . -93.3-is. JAX Y ' I X, ROW 1: Nancy Marsh, Rod Holst, Treas.g Pam Smith, Pres.gC1audia Christy, Vice-Pres., Joan Grubbs, Sec.gMiss Marjorie Smith,Sponsor. ROW 2: Mitzy Wendt, Marilyn Evans, Richard Miller, Don Orsag, Don Corsette, Robert Metevia, George Querry, Shirley Tanley, Elizabeth Donald. ffl . 0:0 v ' if f VO? f J L' 5 ,:, -,' ig S ':.': ,AF -- A- 5: W, -Q Q? I ' Y X2 Cluh ROW 1: John C. Reid, Sandra Cahill, Treas.g Jack Squire, Pres., David Ross, Vice-Pres., Joyce Emerson, Sec., Mr. Samuel Kaner, Sponsor. ROW 2: Ivan Kevelin, David Cole, John Locker, Bob Greene, Jim Dresser, Kenneth Berry, David Beauvais, Harry Bowman, Paul Stenborg. -36- dcraft 'sz 2 if - f ' A if ' lk I , as fi 3 W ll-' Z f 5 2 Z, I 1 U ,1 EW If I my an . ROW 1: Bill Montgomery, Heather Twitchell, Gail Vatter, Ann Taylor, Pres., Lora Hockenbrocht, Sec., Carole Sutyak, Joe Saj. ROW 2: Janet Hutchison, Janice Stanifer, JI I1 I Betty Friel, Rosemary O'Grady, Ann Haning, Gloria Grinnell, Kirsten Henrickson, Shirley Q Ekorn, Ulle Koolmar, Mrs. Elvma Hogle, Sponsor. h v r P- .I U rf. .0 . ' ' s 'L u It 0' if 5 ' li 1,:.. .- l.,....,, ROW 1: Nancy White, Wendy Schonfeld, Heather Twitchell, Hannah Holiday Harriet Simon Nancy Spencer, Joy Recht, Sally Stoliker. ROW 2: Mary Ellen Griffith Jean Wurst Maureen Thoresen, Anita Karris, Jeanne Kerr, Barbara Kutz, Nan Paterson, Linda Patterson, Betty Williams, Janet Taylor, .Tan Hart, Roberta Rose. s. JU locker If P1 h J 2' If W f L, ROW 1: Paul Hatcher, James Perry, Ronald Liesemer, Treas.g Kenneth Guion, Pres., ' Robert Callsen, Sec., James Hoyt, Sgt.-at-Arms, James Wigle. ROW 2: Earl Seppala, N., Brian Pritchard, Robert Blackwell, Norman LaF1eur, Leon Horton, Ron Kuster, Edward ' Carothers. ROW 3: Donnell Connors, David Taylor, Robin Avery, Robert Hamina, Arney Mustonen, Tom McDowell, Don French, Terry Pint. -87. vpn Q ,R QR ' Pre hmen 3 IS I ,lt . party. Marilyn Pyles and Garnett Rochon check to see if the pool will be completed in time for the traditional Freshie splash I A X 1 Q 5' up I' 5 3 You can always tell the Freshmen by their bashful worried smiles. Getting acquainted at the Freshmen Mixer, are the ninth graders and club representatives. .33. ker, and Gail Hipple. Listening to Mr. Lloyd McLaughlin describe the evaluating, sel1ing,and buying of old books done by the old bookstore are Garnett Rochon, Jim Tobin, Jane Shaub, and Carol Kriik- ku. Making a quick review of Span- ish for final exams are May- nadene MacKenzie, Paul Voel- Q-J V Almost 1,000 prospective Freshmen visited their counselors, discussed programs, and toured the new addition during this term's 8A Day. Ping-pong, card, and Yogo players take time out to bunny hop. Entering FRESHMEN know enough n to buy elevator passes, of course, but it dot take a little while for them to learn tha The soldiers in the halls are real ROTC students. The new building is older than, and sej arate from, the new addition, which wa completed this term. Students may enter the first floor lunc room only from the second and third floor By the time freshmen learn all the Rl peculiarities, they are practically . . . IU ll IU A ' ophomnre Mary Kenburg squeemishly helps Chet Arnold and Joe Morgan cut up frogs for You can always tell the sophomores - they try so hard to set the styles. Explaining to Miss Ellen Egan why they can't possibly have Hr. V through XI again are Betty Friel, Kirsten Henrick- son, and Ann Haning. 1 0.65. Before being X-rayed, Joyce Donnelly and Judy Swartzbaugh hand their jewelry to freezing Mr. Myron Horowitz-who already has his hands full of students' rope beads, medalions, and pearls. . .SOPHOMORES, who are always the ones to dis- nver that to skip school, a person can go out of any ie of 47 entrances, 47 of which are guarded by .ll guides or teachers. It is the paradoxical sophs who have the courage .d ambition to elect 25 credit hours, and then, ask take RHS's new modern dancing course without edit. Only they would think of combing their hair and riillng for the T.B. X-ray unit because we thought was a camera. 'Za fr' Joan Berlin and Patti Hatfield learn about baseball from let- ter winner Ed Gallagher. It is in their sophomore years that the majority of future varsity players begin joining teams. Determined to help their study halls collect more clothing for the semi- annual drive than any other, Bob Nichols, Jean Brlngedahl, and Joan Paulson bring bundles instead of books to school. Take two, they're small says Hi-Y member Bob Pragman, as he hands his books to pledge Dan Leskinen. Judy Fra- zier, Carol Dempster, Jim Plastow, and Terry Herndon add their texts to the pile. -89 Q' You can always tell the juniors - projects keep them rushing through the halls ff' 'Junior fa- nn ' , Q 9 J n A t 1' 1 Each semester worried 11A's search fora 'YA math bookg review addition, multipli- cation, percentages, and decimals, and then -take the review math test. Sehr gut, agree Doris Kalayjian and Bob Foltz on hearing that the Ameri- can Field Service has awarded them trips to Germany and Switzerland, respectively. .Till Bement, who will go to Turkey, agrees that it's Hugurlu O1sun. Handing Judy Derby a chart needed to com- plete a retailing display is Fay Simons. Janitor Henry Lenore listens pa- tiently while Margaret Chapman ex- plains that she forgot her books and now the room is 1ocked,ancl Marilyn Carlsen complains that her locker won't open. Juniors and seniors meet around the punch bowl at the J-Hop, RHS's first big dance each term. -90. I was doing fine until this man driver pulled in front of me, explains Nancy Moore Ccenterl to driving students Rose Marie Chiado and Jo Ann Hackert. Students usually elect drivers' training classes in their junior years. JUNIORS are more vzirnished than the sophomores, but they sometimes deserve a good shellackingx. These individualistic juniors join sc many committees, in hopes of being elected a club officer next term, that they never have time to study. Although their books are all closed for the weekend, they know all theanswers, except that Browning was also ll man. Just as they decide they'll never pass chemistry, American history, or short- hand f2l finalsg and discard all illusions of making NHS, they find they are. . . xx l2l'Ss Joann llardee and Alice Lohrman look over scholarship information in the library. eniors ' li R 5 ' N 0 f O ooo . ' o 1 jf ,I 91 ff, Betty Mansfield listens to explanations by Fred ' ' irq? , Cassity, Don Hines, and Peggy McKee as towhy each of their Junior Achievement products are ,fi-W' V best. ' - '- of J . 0 is 0 0 'I oat I gn 1 ' I , if? , ,f 9 1 gi YI .4 But you can never tell the seniors - they just know it all! orking on balloons and posters for eir favorite IZA candidates areagroup enthusiastic seniors. . . .SENlORS, who are RHS's busiest udents. On the average, they are in school 5.8 eriods, belong to 1.2 clubs, and have .6 .rt-time jobs. Any remaining time is spent joining new ubs to put under their name in the BLAZERQ iding roommates for senior trips, getting .tes for the promg and explaining to their iunselors why first aid, economics, or a rm paper should not be required for grad- tion. By the time they do all this, they're aduates. Oh, get that thing away from me, squeals 12A Judy Bement, as Dean Essex Q exhibits Drofder CRedford backwardsj. Bill Harmon though thinks the alligator is pretty funny Y,. It's finals time, but Jim Mason, Dave Lyons, and .Ton Tincher are still cramming to finish their A term papers - like most other seniors. Look who got caught short handed! If you look hard, you might just possibly be able to pick out the cap and gown Grace Grin- nell is showing .Tim Stephan against a black background. .91- he Oth X pros the other ugdgrnt-:val during a Schoo l-p35S ne and O CYS. Highlighted in a senior get-together program was Ken Gourley, who played his composition, Gypsy Melody. I've got a part , l'm on a committee , and Ilve got a date , are phrases that increasein importance as students progress in high school. To music students, the concerts are 'tthe social events of the term. Juniors and seniors argue that the J-Hop, the play, and the prom top all events , while the freshmen vehemently insist that everyone comes to the Drop-Ins. It makes little difference what the activity is. lf students are interested, through these activities teens can find their keys to social success. r H twang sports skills to teens, during the first pep rally in the new gym. er Home ' ram- Toge Socially Tennis team members join with other RHS teams to demonstrate 1- Upper and underclassmen meet and dance in Redford's new gym, for the first time. City slicker Judy Bement expands the Martian theme of this term's Music and Mirth production. -92- IE I' irlmlastimlly All-A students quickly learn some special tricks in getting along with others. Even an A-average freshman girl knows enough to wail to her C-average boyfriends about that horrible algebra, when she goes down to a B . Others explain that really we're not very bright, but our folks insist that we study a lot, or chalk up numerous brownie points in the air every time they get an A. And, the very smartest students admit that they're bright, join extra activities, and then become RHS's leaders. . . Conferring with Miss Cyretta Morford about the prizes their term papers won in the statewide Propeller Club sponsored essay contest, are George Hastings, Joann Hodgman, Arnold Proehl, Bob Heckle, John Thorington, and Betty Hershey. Patti Hatfield and Lynn Jillson fcommendation winnersl and key winner Susan Durkee show their prizes to seniors after the annual SCHOLASTIC writing awards presentations. Advising underclassmen to get an early start next year, are seniors Bob Gunn and Carol Luse Chonorable mention winnersl and double key winner Elaine Hatfield. Michigan students entered 6,665 manuscripts in this competition. -93- Ah! Spring! Bill Fehlberg and John Locker should be study ing for the national math competition but Aw - it's Springf . . .Eventually their intelligence rating becomes so well known to students and teachers that they decide to take wild chances. Determined not to get only 88421 on that French final, they answer that complicated question eight by writing The Lord's Prayer 15 times as an answer. She'll just think I know the answer and will never bother to read all that writing, they reason. They lose. She reads it. It is after a few losses such as this that they decide that maybe studying really is the key to scholastic success. fi 6 I still think it's too bright, argues SCHOLAS- TIC art award winner Joan Miller. Joan Grubbs and Jean Sitts, who won prizes in a poster con- test, disagree. Tllrough lt's New! Before the portables were removed, the new building was started. Students leaned out of windows to watch con- struction during their free hours, complained that they couldn't hear their teachers, typewriter bells, tardy bells, or their neighbors' comments because of the pneumatic drills, and teachers were asked to suggest itemsthey would like included in the new rooms. The official completion date was delayed three times, and June graduates began cynically to worry whether they would have a chance to use the new classrooms. But then, just when everyone was discouraged, the biggest, brightest, and most modern rooms in Redford openedl We wonl We won! We wonl Celebrating after winning their first basketball game in 25 years are RHS players tfirst rowj Bob Gentry, A1Noren, Marv Keller, John Soderman, and Jerry Stockwell. fSecond rowj Ric Mitzel, Don Beehler, Jack Bowen, Jim Lozon, and Bill Connors. We just can't call it Volume I,No. I argues Elaine Hatfield, editor-in-chief of the first literary magazine RHS has ever planned. Trying to think of a name are Nancy Anderson, business manager, Carol Anderson, copy editor, and Mari- sue Oakley, poetry editor. Since no other high school in Detroit has such a magazine, editors had no model to work from and thus, although a name, THE LEGEND, copy, and page plans were chosen, the book can not actually be printed and distributed until next term. - 94 . ' 4 George Spencer models coming summer fashions during RHS's first Boys' Fashion Show. Girls have been previewing summer styles for 8 years but it was not until this term that Grey Hi-Y decided to sponsor an all-boy show to demonstrate how 'fhe should look. Redford develops by encouraging the new and original. Students like it that way. Realizing that he can originate a fad, activity, or project that may last for years helps a student feel that he is an individual - an important part of the huge RHS group. Each term, it seems as if the poster parties, baseball games, school dances, and speech con- tests are more exciting than ever. And they are - because they're new. Sue Coggan and Alice Coveyou cultivate and plant new flowers around the flagpole placque, which honors RHS students who served in World War ll. Redford is made up of traditions. Students like it that way. Knowing that an activity or honor is sure to be presented gives teens something to plan on and work toward. It seems as if the senior parties, the Hi-Y and club honor awards, the OUTPOST poetry contest, and the Monday notes have always existed and always will - because they're tra- ditional. the lie hole It's Traditional! Until a few months ago, the temporary portables in front of RHS seemed like a permanent part of the school. They had been in front of Redford for 17 years, and had become a part of the conversation of teachers and students. Teachers jokingly threatened slipping students with demotion to Portable H - to freeze or roast depending ' ' ' ' on the season. In discov' 'ing whether a person wasa freshie or a freshman, 0..- had only to ask Where are rooms G and H? The experienced Redfordite knew all about the portables. 'CJ as 5,0 3 it ry, final Almost everything, from Husky dog pins to prom tickets, is sold at the office Hi-Y desk. Here, Bob Miske, Bob Pragman, Sarah Conboy, Harold Brownfield, Ann Lohrman, Jim Ross, and Mary Coggan buy tickets from Patti Hatfield. at Practicing for the annual Spring Concert are Sally Christenson, Dan Wootton, Carol Winne, Shelby Culp, Belinda Blanchard, Lois Raass, and Nancy Brecht. -95- Crothers, Sue . . Adam, George . . Agren, Peggy. Ahrens, Fred. ...8,62 .. ...67 ..8 Albright, Betsy. . . . . 8 Aldrlch, Allce . . . . 8 Aldrich, Sharon. . . . . 8 Aldrich, Stan . . . . . .38 Allen, Kathleen. . . ...... 8, 76 Anderson, Carol . ........... 72 Anderson, Carol J.. . .65, 69, 70, 74, 80 Anderson, Corrine ....... 8, 72, 74 Anderson, Elalne- .7,8,30,32,65,69,78,79 Anderson, George ........... 75 Anderson, Jane. --------.. 8, 63 Anderson, Mlllie. . .......... 75 Anderson, Nancy. . . .62, 64, 72, 73, '75 Andrews, Bob ...... ...... 3 8 Andrews, Dave . . . . . . . . . 101 Andrews, Mary. . . . .47 Apt, Peter. . ,,,, , , .68 Armour, lfluel . . . Armstrong, Mike. Arnold, Chet . . . Aronson, Sandra - . . . .68 . ..39,65 . . . . . .39, 89 . . ....... 76 . 8, 33, 62, 70, 71 Atkinson, Stanley R. . Atkinson, Stephen Appleberg, Lllllan Austin, Sally . . . Avery, Robin . . . Backus, Larry . . Baehr, Sylvla J. . Baile, Julius . . . Bailey, Bruce. . . Bailey, Gordon . . Baker, Brenda . . Baker, Katherine , Balcoli, Ken . . . Baldwin, Carolyn . hldwin, Richard . Bales, Barbara . . hrkey, Pat --.- hrnes, Blll . . . Barnette, Tom . . Barnhart, Kitty. . Barr, Dale .... Barrett, Robert. . Barry, Beth .... Barton, Barbara . Bates, David . . . Baumgartner, Ruth . Bayne, Virginia. . Beam, Alvin . . . Beamer, Sue . . . Beard, David . . . Bealley, Ralph - - Beattie, Richard - Beauchamp, hmes N.- 8,62,7l .... 18 . .... 75 ..87 . .63, 74, 79, 80 ....8 ....8,44 . .... 8,10,33 .........78,79 -8,33,62,67,76,79,82 - - 8,32,44,62,78,79 I I I I I I Ist, I I62,I76,.7'7,I . . . 9, sa, ' ' I I bf . I1b,'1h,'1k,' . . 9, az, . .as,1o, . - - -39, 68, 70, Beaver, Margaret L.. ....... 9, Beauvale, David- - Beck, Marlene . . Becker, Gerda . . Becker, James . . Beamer, omla . I 9,I37,I38,I78,I7'1,I Belser, Carl . . . sement, nu . . I I I I IeB,'sb,'ah,' Bement, Judy . .... 6, 7, 9, 60, 64, Benesiuk, Jeanette . Berkey, Tom . . . Berllne, Joan. . . Bernd, Virginia. . Berne, Don .... Berry, Kenneth . . Berry, Roger . . . Bertrand, Larry . Beewetherick, Phllll Betts, Larry . . . Betts, Lynne . . . 81, 82, 84. 85, 9, 68, I Iebf I I Isla, 8 83 41 66 82 82 63 65 72 39 75 9 75 67 63 77 63 - - - - 9, 70, 75 86 70 66 69 9 94 9 90 65 92 72 68 89 75 44 86 70 P .. ..9,as 9 ' ' I I-:bf ... ..ea,s-1, Blalko, Mary Claire . . . . Bleneman, Alice . Bigda, Marjorie. . Blggins, Marie . . Billard, Barbara - Bishop, Barbara . Black, Beverly - . Blackwell, Robert Blair, Barbara - - Blanchard, Belinda - gloom, Ernie V. - yth, Bruce ---- Bokos, Chuck.. . . . Bolam, Martha . . . Bolt, Jim ...... Bonnett, Patty Jo . . . . . 9, 66,68, 77 82 64 65 . . . .72 72 86 82 . . . . . .46 87 ......e5,11,12 . . . -9,65,76, 101 . . . . 9 - -70, 75 9, 32, 63, 71, 84, 85 9 . . ...38,65 . . .64, 65 Bonnvlll, Ken . . Book, Claudia. . IDE ....44 Bonne, Joyce . . . ........ 68, 69 Bonne,Norma.............. Borglin, Barbara. . Borkowskl, Judy . . Bosel, Joan .... . Botta, Diana . . . . Boucher, Barbara . Bourlier, Paul . . . Bousquette, Lou AdaI I I I I I Bowen, Judy ,,,., Bowen, Jack .... Bowers, Bruce . . Bowman, l-larry. . Bowman, Peggy. . Bowsky, Lynne . . Boxall, Jim ..... Boyd, Nancy .... Brackett, Charles . Brady, Dale ..... Branton, Nancy. . Braun, Lois .... Bray, Sue .... Bray, Sally ..... . 9,21,32,33,64,70, . 10, 47, I I I1, b,'31,'4'1,' . . .68, 70, 73, . . . . .60. . . . .62, 7'3,I . I I1b,'3h,'sb,' ....d,H. 9 72 64 72 9 10 40 71 75 94 .......38.62 86 64 73 76 76 75 75 76 71 . .65 10 60 Breem, Nancy . . . . 10, aa, 63,'64,I72, Breen, Gerry. . Bright, Donna. . . Brlngedahl, Jean . . Brock, Barbara. . Broome, Jon . . Brown, James . . . Brown, Laurie . . . Brown, Richard E.. Brownfield, Harold Bruce, Ruth Ann . . Bruveris, Mara. . . Buchanan, Al . . Budnlck, Fran . . . Buellck, Barbara . . Burgess, Arlene. . . Burgess, Judy ..... . . . Burger , Robert E. . Burke, Barbara . . . Burkhart, Ethel . . Bush, Marg . . . Butler, Gordon . . Butler, Lorene . . Cahill, Sandra, . . . Csllsen, Robert. . . Cameron, Don . . . Cameron, Tad . . . Campbell, Sue. . . Cannava, David. . Cape, Chuck .... Carleton, Barbara. . Carlsen, Marilyn . . Carlsen, Paul . . . 74, 75, 77, 79, 82 ..68 .......l0,75 . . .67,89 ...46 ..63 . .... 66 .. ...63,82 A.. .... 10,38,95 .. .... 10,68 . ..69,73 . . .65,72 .....44 ..67,72,73 ..1o ..ea 10,33 ....1o ..47,7l ...1e ...1o ..69,72 . ..10, 69, 75, 86 . . . ...l0,87 .. . . . .75 . . . . .44,75 . . 62, 69, 82, 83 . . . ..65 . . . ..76,77 . . . . .. 10 . . .65,69, 80, 90 . ..7, 10, 32,42, 62, 72, 1Ql Carman, Chris- . . . . . . . 62, 69 Carothers, Edward . . . . . ..87 Carroll, Douglas . . . . . 37, 38 Carser, Sharon . . .... 75 Casslty, Fred . . . . ..34, 42 Castator, Clark . . . . . . . 75 Cauhorn, Jim ..... ..... 7 6, 77 Cavendish, Sandra. . . . . . . . . . 10 Ceasar , Dick .... Chapman, Margaret . . .10 . . . 62, 69, 80, 90 Chappel, Robert C. . . ...... . 10 Cherry, Bob .... . .7, 11, 33, 62 Cherry, Jack .... . ...... 39 Cherry, Patricia ......... . 10, 33 Chlado, Rosemarie . ....... .62, 90 Chilton, Dina L. ............ ll Christiansen, Sally. Christiansen, Sue. . . Chrlstenson, Sally. Christy, Claudia. . Clagg, George. . . . Claypool, Gerald . . Cleary, Doug. . . Cleven, Alice . . Cloutier, Helen . . Cobb, Donna. . . Collin, Gayle. . Coggan, Mary . . . . .11, 21, 3a,s4, es, 12, 78, 19, 81, 1o1 11, 21, az, 33,6-1, 65, 12, 78, 19, 101 .......1s,19 . ..... as . . . . . ll . . . . . . .11 . .s5, 76, 77 . . ..e5, 67 .ll ,73 .....11 . . .1l,64,84,85 . . . . 63,62,95 Coggan, Sue. . . . . 95 . . . . . . .82, .11, 32, 70, 74, 86 Cole, David ...... Cole, Dorothy. . . . ..... . . . .72 Cole, Florence. . . . . ll, 75,77, 86 Cole, Judy . . . . . 46, 48, 65, 71 Coleman, Joan .... ....... 6 2 Coleman, Phyllis . . . ..... . .73 Collins, Mary Jane . . . . . 11, 72, 75 -96 Comer, Jane. . . . Compton, David . . Conboy, Sara.. . Connor, Kay. . . . Connors, Donnell. . . Connors, Blll . . . . . ..66,67 .....l1,44 . .64,66,95 . . . ...67 . . .. ..87 .. . ..37,40, 94 Constantine, Christine. . . . . . . . Cook, Pete ...... Cook, Rita ...... Cooper, Jane .... Cooper, Terry . . . . Corbett, Betty Jean. Cordes, Deann .... Cordes Karen . . . Corsette, Don .I . Counsil, Bill. . . . . , , , Cottrell, Richard. . . . . . . . . . Coveyou, Alice . . Cox,Tom...... Crane, Dwight. . 7 Crawford, Doris . Crawford, Linda. . . Crlmmins, Jim. . . . ..... .11 ........63,64 . . .. . .63, 79, 82 . . . . . l1,66,71 7,11, 32, 63, 67, 73 86 . 11 20 32 62,75 . .65 . . . 64, 65, 74, 80, 95 11, 77 l,I32,I60,I62,.74, ez 11 .....48,64,82 ......44 Crothers, Betty Jo . . . . . . Crunk, Dorothy . . Crunk, Sharon . . Culp, Shelby . . . Culver, Caroll L. . Curley, Carole C. . . Curley, Kathy . . . Currier, Kay . . Curry, Jane ..... ..i2I ...sa, ...1s, ..'.lui, 67 11 76 64 81 . . . . 12 12 67 82 64 69 Curtis, Judy . ..... . . . Dalnus,John...... Dale, Judie . . . Daniels, John . . . Danis, Mary-Ann. . Danner, Edward. . . Darby, Joan ..... Dassow, Betty Lou . . Davidson, Bill. . . . Davidson, Diane . . . Georgia. . Mildred . . Davis, Davis, Davis, Nelson . . . Selvla. Davis, . . . Dawley, Harry M. . . Dawson, David . . . Dean, Chuck .... Decker, Bill. . . Decker, Jane . . Decker, John. . . Decker, Spencer. . . Dedic, Dick.. . . . Delaney, Jim .... Delem, David. . . . .64I . .' .'1i,' 12 82 62 86 12 . . . . . . .64 12 77 82 72 12 De Losh, Yvonne V .......... . Denning, Jim .... Dennison, Carol . . . Derby, Judy. . . . DeWitt, Marnie . . Dey. Richard. . Deyo, Kay. . . Dietle, Jim. . . Dietrich, Kim. . . Dillon, Allison . . DiPlazza, Joe . . . Ditean, Robert. . . Dixon, Beverly. . . Dixon, Meredith. . . Donald, Elizabeth . . . Doney, Charlotte . . Donnelly, Beverly. . . Donohoe, John . . . . Dorethy, Barbara . . . Douglas, Pat ..... Douglas, Robert. . . Doyle, Phillip . . . Doyle, Tom ..... Drelsbach, Don R. . . Dresser, James . . . Drinkert, Ron . . . Dudley, Tex ..,.. Dumont, Barbara . . Dunn, Arlene .... Durkee, Nancy. . . Durkee, Susan , , E Ebel, Diane. . . Ecklund, Pete . . . Edwards Carol . . . YH Edwards, Jim. . . . . ..63,64,76, . .12, .. 12,44 .. ..12 . .12 ..37,42,B2 . ..4l,76,77 . . . .. 65 .. . .. ..12 . . .74,79,30 .. . . 76,77 . . 41,62,75 ....-10,62 . .12 12 ..67,89 Dempster, Carol. . . . . . . . . . . 12, 21, 33, 63 . .......l2 ...63,83,90 ...65,101 ...12,69 ...75 ...65 .....65 ..47,71 ..7,l2 ....68 ..12,76 ....67 ..36 ...66 .. 13,89 .....l3 46 ..65,67, ...l3. . '. '15,'a6,'16,' . . . . .jd 81 75 44 . . . . . . 65 13 86 13 , 77 ...l3 . . . .... . 62 . .13, 20, 32, 33, 67, 72, 84, 85 ....75,93 ......62 . ..7, 13, 32, 33, 63,72,84,65 .......47 .......82 Edwards, Mary. . Edwards, Phyllis Eggleston, Anita . Ehrstlne, John . . Ekorn, Shirley . . Elder, William . . Elford, Evelyn . . Elllsh, Nettle . Ellswood, Ron. . Elmquist, Charles Elmy, Janet .... Emerson, Joyce, Emery, Linda. . I Engel, Steve . . Epllng, Pat . . . Ericson, Diane . . Erskine, Bob . . Essex, Dean . Etty, John .... Evans, Arlene . . Evans, Larry. . Ewald, Walt . . Farkas, Mary-Lou Farr, Karen . . . Farrell, Nancy. . Faulkner, Ann . . . Featherston, John Fehlberg, Bill. . Feldtmose, Janet . . Fenby, Jerry . . . Fenton, Sue .... Fenton, Wllllam . Ferris, Patricia . Fife, Betty .... Fink, Russell. . Fish, Sandra . . Fisher, Gerrl. . . Fitzgerald, Ruth . Florence, Dick . . Foltz, Bob . . . . Ford, Ardys . . . Foree, Mary . . . Foreman, Richard Forsyth, Connie . . . Forsyth, Jean . . . 1 , Fortuna,Jeanette. . . . . . Foster, Dave . . . Foster, Pat. . . . . Fowler, Doreen . . Fox, Sue . . . .... Foxworth, Carolyn. . Frazier, Judy . . French, Carolyn. . . French, Don . . . French, Jackie. . . . French, Marilyn. . . Frey, Bob .... Frlel, Betty . . . Frlel, Bob . . . . Frltts, William . Fulkerson, David Gage, Barbara . . Gallagher, Ed. . . Gallion, Lynn. . . Garrock, Blll. . . Gaskill, Tom . . . Gaylord, Barbara. Gelo, Patricia . . Genoff, Geno. . . George, Connie. . Gerlsh, Evan . . . Gertz, Ken . . . Ghent, Suzamie . . Gibbon, Gerst. . . Ginger, Joyce. . . Glrk, Judy .... Gist, Elizabeth . . Gistlnger, Joann . Glandon, Carol . . . Gleason, Kathleen . Glezen, Carol . . Glezen, Jack . . . . Goodspeed, Betty. . Gorak, Yvonne . . Gorman, Pat . . Goudie, Alice. . Gould, Ted . . . .......13 ..63,72,82 ....13,72 ...76,77 ......87 ...l3,33,67 ......73 ...l3,44 . ...40 36 ...13,66 ,. 83,86 . . 69,73 . .. .44 ...64,76 ...67 .. .... .66 . ..13,33,72 . .. 78.77 . .46,71 ...l3,86 ...66 .....63,64,l01 65, va, B2 09. 73 ' ia, id, ei, iso, 12, 75 .........ea .......68,74 .......69,75 .4z,1s,1e,11,a2 . 4a,e4,ss,1o,a1 .is 13,72 .. 46,64,71 ....1e,11 .. .13,44 ....69 .......13,72 .........76,77 . . .65, 71,74, 82, 90 . . . 7, 14, 70,101 . . . 14, 33, 46, 48 .......41,75 .. . .. . . . .67 4 31,33, 63, 80, 82 . . . . . .68 . . ..75 ..14 . . .47,71 ...64 . .... 14 . . 47, 89 46, 64 . . . . 66, 87 , 33, 62, 70, 76 . . .62, 64, 72, 83 1', 14' . . as a1, as IIII38,39 ..14 ..14 . . 14, 65, 71,76 ........14 Funk, Marilyn . . . Furdero, Sherry . . . G .......67 ......65,69 . . .14, 32, 66, 70 . . . . . .83 . .75, 76,77 . ...... 73 .....14 ....aa .....1s ...as,sa .......44,75 ..38,70,74,79,80 ........l4,72 ...es,1z,ao,a2 ........14 l4,32,48, 63,72,75,82 . ....... e2,s2 ..ez,14,19,so,9o ........64,76 ...1a ...va 14 sanding, nee. ....... .... 4 h,'11 Gourley, Ken .... 14, 30, 62, 84, 85, 92 Gracey, Shirley. . ........... 14 Gratton, Gall . . . Graves, Edson . . . Green, Karen .... Green, Lawrence. . . Greene, Bob . . . . . Griffith, Mary-Ellen . Grllfy, Raymond . . . Grimes, Carolyn. . . Grlmm, Carol . . . Grinnell, Glorla . . Grinnell, Grace . . Gross, Barb . . . Gross, Pat. . . . Grove, Tom . . . Grubbs, Joan. . . Gruner, John. . . . Gudum, Ray . . . Guinness, Bill. . Gulon, Kenneth. . . . Gullen, Bill . . . . Gunn, Robert .... Gunnerson, Lynn. . Gustafson, Majorle Gutow, Russell .... Gutowsky, John . . Gutowsky, Larry. . . Guy, Gloria .... Gyurlna, Veronica. . H Habecker, Donald . . Hackert, Jo Ann. . Hahn, Carol ..... Haldenwanger, Paul. . Hale, Earl. . . . . Hall, Sheldon . . . Hamilton, Joan. . . Hamilton, Judy. . . Hamilton, Pat . . . Hamilton, Paula. . Hamlna, Robert . . Handorl, Marilyn Haney, Ernest. . . Hanlng, Ann . . . Hansen, Nlck ..... Hanson, Carolyn. . . Happel, Douglas. . Hardee, JoAnn. . . Harding, Blll. . . Hargan, Ann. . . Harleton, Doris . . . Harmon, William Harrington, Mildred. . Harris, Stan . . . . . .14,63,64,1o1 ......16,11 .......69 .......44 ..10, 16,11, 86 ........31 ....16,11 ...61 ....15 ..64,31 15,73 ..61 47,71 ..66 86,93 75 65 38 87 75 83 . . . . 20,63,64 66 75 77 15, 69, 14, f f 15, 33, 15, 39, .1, 15, 32, 34, . . . . . . 15, 62, 15, 19, 30, 15, ..31,41,16, .....41,64 ......65 ..69,13 . . 15, 62, 44, 15, 16, . . 33,43, 15, . . I I 40, 31, 36, . I 66, 15, I I 10, 11, 30, 15, 75 90 75 15 77 82 40 73 15 15 87 71 15 89 65 86 44 83 B2 15 ..15 ...15 15,66 ...,....44 73,75 Harrison, Joyce . . . ...... Hart, Janice ...... .15, 32,67,82,B7 Hart, Margene . . . 7, 15, 20, 33, 83, 64 Hartwlg, Geraldine . . . Haskell, Kay . . . Hastings, George Hatch, Gall .... Hatcher, Paul. . . Hatfield, Elaine . Hatfield, Pattl ..... Hausch, David . . Havlena, George . Hawley, Chuck. . . Hay, John .... Hayes, Wantona .... Heaphy, Blll ...... 78,79 ....13,10,16 ,....16 .....1,16,65 ........61 . . ......... 87 . 16, 65, 73, 78, 79, 80,83 .......66,89 .40,41,66,79,80 . . . . . .43,68 . .. . . . .40 ...75 .......16,21 . . . .... 65,71 Heckle, Bob ..... 7, 16, 33, 62, 84, 85 Hegener, John . . 16, 30,70,76,77,84, 85 Hellsteln, Wllayne . . ........75 Henderlong, Don ....... 16, 44, 76, 77 Henderson, Aubyn . . . 7, 16, 21, 32, 62 Henry, Rose ..... Hendry, Suzanne. . . 64, 67, 72, 78, 79 ........16 . .... 73 Henrlckson, Kirsten.. . . . . 87, 89 Hensley, Judy .... Henze, Gerald ..... ........76 ........16 Herndon, Bill . . .16, 33, 63, 71, 72, 101 Herndon, Terry ............ 89 Herndon, Valla. . . Heron, Joyce ..... Hershey, Betty .... Hershey, Blll. . . Hlcks, Susan. . . Hlll, Alan . . . Hlll, Pat. . . Hlll, Tom . . . Hilllker, Dick . . Hines, Don. ...... 35, 36, 42, 10, Hlpple, Gall . . . . . Hockenbrocht, Lora . Hockett, Davld. . . . Hodgman, Joann. . 16', 33, 34, 43, 63, 12, 73, 16, 13, 19, 82, Hoeldtke, Gordon . . Hoffman, Martha. . . Holiday, Hannah . . . Holst, Rod ...... Holstein, Carol . . . Holtzhouse, Mary Lou. Hoover, Walter . . . Horgan, Carole . . . f 16, 33, 63, 64, ......16, ....,:,m., IIIIII16, 76 75 93 42 47 75 71 68 77 82 88 87 44 67 93 ....15,16,11 . . . . . . 16,72 . . . 67, 87 . . . 16,11, 86 . . . . . . 75,76 ....16,32,76 . ..... 16 11 Horgan, Muriel . . Hornung, Judy. . . Horton, Leon . . . l-loskin, Phll .... ..71 ...73 16, 87 .. ...62 Hosteller, Margaret. . . . .... . 72 Hossack, Marlene . Howell, Phyllis . . Howie, Robert. . . Hoyt, James .... Hubbard, Ralph . . Huggard, Beverly . Hughes, Dave . . . Humanic, John. . . Hunslnger, Sharon. Hunt, Charie .... Hutchison, Janet. . Hutchinson, Joan. . I Irvine, Sandra . . . Irwin, Curt .... Irwin, lsham, Pat... Fred . . , Jackson, Lee Jackson, June Jalving, Joann . . . Jarembo, Frances . Jennette, Tom Jensen, JoAnn Jensen, Slgrld . . . Jlllson, Lynne Johannsen, Don . . . Johnson, Dan . . . Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnston, Johnston, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Joyner, Joyner, Judd, Arlene . . Judd, Don . . . Jury, Donald . . Ed . Linda.. Roy... Helen.. Jim .. Barbara . . . Beverly . . Jerry . . Paul .... Robert .... Cynthia . . Diane . . Kaiser, Diane .... Kalayjlan, Doris . . Kalbfleisch, Dale . Karling, Herb .... Karrls, Anita . . . Kelllor, Jim . . . Keller, Bob ..... Keller, Marvin . . . Kelly, Jean . . 11, 31','63,'64', 69, Kelley, Judy ..... Kellner, Janet . . . Kemper, Nina . . . Kenburg, JoAnn . . Kenburg, Mary . . Kennedy, Aubrey . . Kern, Lois ..... Kerr, Jeanne .... Kevelln, Ivan .... Klmmlns, Barbara Klng, Don ..... Klng, Janice . . . King, Laura . . .. King, Sharon . . . . Kinjorsld, Wayne . Klnsel, Anne , . . . Kinzel, Charlie . . . Klplinger, Linda . . Klrby, Joann .... Kirk, Geraldine . . Kirlanoff, Joyce . . Kitchen, Colene . . Kleckner, Don . . . Knack, Wilma . . Knebl, Sandra . . . Klein, Arlene . . . Knechtges, Janice . . . . . Kneucker, Jane . . Knox, Gordon . .. Knox, Jim . . .. Knudsen, Lee . . . Knutson, Shella . . Koch, Joan ...... Koehler, Karen . . Koepfgen, Joan . . Konjarevlch, Frank . . . . . . Koolmar, Ulle . . . Koskl Ruth . . . . Kotllay, Ted . . 17, 32,'6'5, 72,.7'8, 19,' Kottyan, Mary .... Kovlak, Jerry .... Kowalik, Mary . . Krllkku, Carol . . f f ........ 87 .l7,32,37,43,72,82,84 ,64: 16,46 16, 32, 16, 77, 92 ....16 ....63 ..17,40 ....64 ..63,69 ......87 43,63,61 . ...... 17 ..75,76,77 .....67 ....65 ...65,15 .......16 ..61,69,15 17,76 62,72 43, . . . . . 63 47,62,7l .. 93 ......11 70,75 ..1o 41,11 66,75 ..11 76,77 .....17 . '. '. '11',421,' 16, 32, 64, 64 40 77 17 64 17, 74 . .... . . 82 . . . . . . 39, 75 17, 66 67, 13, 36146, 74, 86, .. 64, 73, 16, 47, 86, 88, 32, 64, 11, ...1, 69, ... . . .621 62 90 67 38 87 70 75 94 76 83 17 65 71 89 76 71 87 86 72 38 82 17 75 38 71 65 ,... . .. 69 . . ......... 17 . . . 17, 64, 70, 72 . . . . . . . . . 62 . ....... 64 . . .. 75 . .. 17, 74 76,81 . . . . . 68 17, 44, 76 63, 64 43 37 40 64, 69 66 76 75 . ...44, 71, 76,77 ............31 68 101 ............61 ...65,61 ....33 Ktlst, Dale Krsul, John ........ 18, 32, 34, 84, Krych, Mary Ann . . Kubat, John . . Kuck, Carol .... . Kuckenbecker, Dale . . . Kugler, Ramon . . . . Kulcheski, Don . . . Kuster, Ron . . . Kutz, Barbara . . . Laansma, Sue . . LaCroix, Donna . . L Lacey, Bruce . . . .. LaFleur, Norman . Lambertson, Lynne Lampe, Seth ..... Lam ton, Vinton p . Langthorne, Joan . . . Larson, Gerald . . Lasko, Edward .... Lasslla, Walfrld . Latham, Robert . . Lawrence, Margate Lawthers, Diana . Leathers, Joyce . . Lecquyea, Joan . . Lelieup, Carol . . . Lelst, Ron ..... Lenox, Liz . . . Lenox, Sue . . . . Lentz, Judy ..... Leppala, Mary . . . Leskinen, Dan . . Lessard, David . . Levitan, Mary . . Lewis, Dale .... Lewis, Woody . . Libcke, Carol . . Llbcke, Karen . . . t... Llchy, Richard .... Llesemer, Ronald . . Lim, Jeanette . .. Lim, Linda . . . . . Llndee, Terrill . . . .. .......... 18 85 .........13,66 ....13,31 ..13,16,11 .......1o ......44 ...31 ...31 ...62,69 ....44 .....65 ...44,31 ....61 ...101 ....13 ...76,86 ......13 ...13,16,11 ..... .40 ...13,e3 ....41 .....63 ...18,66 ......13 ...64,65,66 ...13,32,43 ....63,61 ......e1 ........61 ...65,61,11 .....32,39 .........36 ...69,1o,15,3o .........13 .....6e ......13 .....61,13 ...13,15,31 .. .... 87 ......82 ...62,69,82 Llndemyer, Sandra . . . . . Llndner, Richard . Linder, Terrill . . Llndsley, Dave . . . Llndsley, Joe . . . Llndsley, Larry. . . Linn, Robert . . . Llnn, Rodney . . , Linn, Roger ..... Linstrom, Sue . . . Littlemeyer, Bob . Lloyd, Dick ..... Locker, John . . . Lockwood, Gary . . Logan, Bob ..... Lohrman, Alice . . .....41,63 18, 44, 15, 16, 11,34,35 .....66 65 65 33 ..82 ..l8 .......64 70 ..13, 21, 83, ..16, 11, 84, ..........65 . . 48, 60, 63, 64, 19, 30, 82, 101 86 85 Lnnrnmn, Ann . . 48, 33, 64,19,32,33, 95 Long, Rodney . Loomis, Tom . Lordan, Pat . . Losle, Judy . . . . Lovelace Jud , y.... Lovelace, Kay . . . . Lozon, Jim .... Lukacs, Ruth . Luma, Jerry . Luoma, Diane .......46,43 19,66 .48, 61,63, 69, 82 ..18 41 94 1 1 .............l9,72 . ............... 76 Luse, Carol . . 19, zo, 31, 33, 67, 69, 12, 73, 74, 30, 34, 85, Luster Ph llss , y ........ . . . .... Lutz, Robert ..... . . Lutz, Wanda . . . Lynch, Kathie . . Lynch, Ina .... Lyon, Edwin . . Lyons, Dave . . . . . 92 68 19 . . . . 83 67 82 19 19 M Mabee, Barbara . ...... . . . 64, 73 MacKenzie, Maynadene . . . .... . . 88 MacLennan, Ron ...... . . . 40, 70 MacPherson, Judy . . . .... . 82 Maher, Pete ..... . . . 40, 75 Maki, Gall ....... . ...... 67 Malerick, Lawrence ............ 19 Mallast, Kay ..... Mallory, Liz . . . . . . Malony, Gall ..... Manchester, Mary . Mannino, Toni . . . Mansfield, Betty . . Mansfield, John . . . Marinelli, Dorothy . Mark, John . . Marlow, Donna . . .97. ........46,11 19, 30, 32, 62, 67, 11, 12, 82, 84, B5 .....62,70,80 -13,62, 69, 76,82 ........46,11 ...19,12,3o ......39 ...19,12 ...16,11 .....19 Marsh, Marguerite Marsh, Nancy . . . Martell, Dale . . . Martin, Bob .... Martol, Sharon . . Marxson, Lynne . Mason, James . . 19, 72 . . . . . . 86 f I 15,161 Mason, Marilyn .... .... Matthews, Virginia . . . ..... . . . . Mattles, Richard . Maul, Marilyn . . .'.'.'1'3' 32 17.02 - 1 1 Maurer, Ann .. . ..... . . .. Mayberry, Gall . . ..... . . Mazza, Marlon . . . . . 67, McCarthy, Chuck .... ....... McCordlc, Marion . . . . . 19, 64, McDonald, Fred .... McDonald, Jim . . ........ . . McDonald, Nancy . . . .64, 65, 73, McDowell, Paul . . ...... 76, McDowell, Tom... McEwan, Hugh . . . .... 19, McGuire, Richard . . . . . . 22, 76, McKay, Donald . . . ...... 1 22, McKay, Randy . . . ....... . . . McKay, Sharon ............. 67, McKee, Peggy ..... 60, 62, 64, 79, McKlllop, Carole Lee. ..... McKlsslck, John .... .. .. . . . . . . . McLane, Howard . McLaughlin, Bill . McL.5ug1111n, John .' I McNeil, Peter . . . McNlcol, Margaret McNutt, John . . . Mead, Nancy .... Meadows, Pat . . Meldrum, Dave Melms, William . . 63 77 47 69 19 19 19 74 72 19 65 86 39 72 . . . . . . . . .40 39 80 77 87 74 77 39 65 76 so 76 38 . . 22, 74 . . 38,62 ..33, . 3 22 22 70 68 76 39 22 36 72 86 38 66 67 82 43 22 75 79 Merlo, Paul . . ............ . . . Merritt, Gerry . 7, 20, 22, 32, 63, 71, Metevia, Robert .......... 41, 66, Michael, Gerald . . ........... . . Mickey, Nancy 1 . ..... 22, Middleton, Anne . . . ..... . . . . Mlke, Bev . .... . . 48, 84, 85, Mike, Ken ..... ......... Mlkkola, Elmer . . . ..... . . . . Mlller, Bill .... .......... Miller, Joan . . . .... 22, 76, 78, Miller, Judy . . . ........... . 62 Miller, Marllyn ..... 22, 82, 65, 72, 82 Miller, Mary Lou ...... 22, 49, 68, 82 Miller, Paul . .... .... ...... 3 8 Miller, Richard . . ..... 22, 66 Miller, Tom . . . ' .... 22 Miller, Tony . . . . . . . . 39 Milligan, Earl . . . . 22, 44 Mlsch, Mike . . ..... 65 Miske, Bob . . . . . . 70, 95 Mistele, Mary .... . . . 76 Mitchell, Karren . . . . . . 76 Mitchell, Shella . . . . . . 64 Mitchell, Wanda . Mitchell, Warren . Mltter, Ralph . . . . Mitzel, Richard . . . Mocello, Bob . . . Molner, Janis ..... Monro, Trud ......22 ...11,1o1 .......22 ..a6,es,94 ...22,62 ...62,64 ...34,s0 y . . .... . Montgomery, Barbara . . Montgomery, Bill .... ill . . ...65,39 .......31 ..e5,30,32 Moody, B .... . . . Moore, Carol ....... .......... 2 2 Moore, Nancy . ....... 62, 64, 69, 72, 80, 82, 83, 90 Moore, Dlck . . 22, 33, 74, 76, 77, 78, '99 Moosic, Shirley ............... 76 Moreland, Ethel . Morgan, Gerald . . . Morgan, Joe . .. Morland, Barbara . . Morris, David . . . . Morris, Herb . . . Morris, Jean .... Morrow, Calrlne . Mount, Jack .... Mowbray, Gall . . . . Moyer, Annette . Mueller, Barbara Mundorf, David . . . Murphy, Elaine . Murray, Judy 7, 2 , Mustonen Arne , y... Myers, Jane . . . . 8-3.3, 65, 71, 14, 82, .........63, ..........69 .......22 ...42,43,39 .......23 ......1o ...16,11 .......2s ...62,70,82 .......2s .....33,61,39 68 I l 631 69, 70, 72, 76 .......75,81 23, 66, 70, 72, 76 64 87 83 1' 23,33 43,' . . ....... 32, ao, Naar, Judy . . Nagy, Martha . . Neffner, Ginny . . Neilson, Pat . . . . . . . 48, 62, 64, 74, 79 Nelson, Bob ..... Nelson, Joanne . . . ........66,15 ....13 Nettle, Joanne .... Newsted, Carol . . . .......aa,4e Nlchols, Bob .......... Nlcula, Barb . . . Nightingale, James . . . . . . Nlssle, Denis . . . Norrls, Gayle . . . . Norum, Gay . . .... Nuorala, Leonard . . . .......88 ..48, 63, 82, 83 .......74 ...23,63,72 .......67 ......76 ...44,74 I Ratlltl, Pat . . . Ratllfle, Roy . . . Rea. Carolyn . . . Readlng, Elinor . Recht, Joyce . . . . 24 Rector, Normalee , . Reetz, Della . .... . Reid, Melissa . . 7, 24 Reld,John......... Relsslng, Sue . . . . 23, Renders, Betty . . . . . . . SDE, Confd .... a4,'15, , ea, 64, iifah, Q 51:i,'e'z,is4, 1s, a , ,ea, Rennie, Roberta ....... Rensberger, Glennls . . . . . Reuter, Jackie . .... Revenau Donna . . . . 1b, ea, 64, az, Qkley, Marlsue . .23, 30, 32, 63, 67, 71, 72, 73, 80, 84, 85, 101 Ockerman, Joan ............. . . 23 0'Grady, Rosemary . ........... 87 Ohlers, Ralph . .... . . . 82 Olmsted, Robert . . ...... 23 0'Malley, Betty . . . ....... 63 Orsag, Don . . . . ...... 75, 86 Osmer, Julie . . . ...... 62, 64, 82 Ckenhaker, Jlm . .............. 23 Otten, Colette . . .... 65, 67, 80, 82, 83 Ouellette, Joann .......... 23, 68, 72 P Padden, Dorothy ..... Padden, James . . . Page, Gordon . . . Palln, Sally . . . Palm, Tom . . . Palmer, Dave . . Pancloll, Arthur . . Papclak, Wally . . . Paquette, Russell . . . Parker, Joyce .... ...71, Parker, Sandra . . . .... 23, 31, 68, hrnell, Lola . . ......... 44, 47, Parrls, Leanor . . ........... . . Paterson, Ann ................ Paterson, Nan . 23, 62, 76, 78, 79, 82, Paterson, Sue........ Pattee, Malcolm . . . . Patterson, Andrea . . Patterson, Bob . . . Patterson, Bruce . . . Patterson, John . . Patterson, Llnda . . . Patterson, Murray . . . Paul, Ruth ....... . ,es, .'.'.'.'.'sls, . . . sa, 64, . . . ea, es, .23, Pmuon, :mn .... . .. ..... ds, sa, sa, Paulson, Nancy ....... Payne, Judy ....... . Pearson, Vera . 21, 24, 82 24, 44, . 75. 69, Pederson, Mary Ann . . ...... . . . Eh, - - Rlcca, Marilyn . . . ....25, so 37 as 73 87 24 72 79 .......24,ss 25, 4 48 'ze '11 40 76 as 25 sa 24 Rice, Janet ..... Richardson, Bob . . . . Richardson, Carol . . . Rickard, Paula . . . . Rlcken, Gerald . . Ridder, Holene . . Rlley, Stephen . Rivers, Richard . . . . . . . ...... 37 ..e:s,e4,1s ...25,101 .....2s .......z5 .....1c,'1'1 .. . 25, 32, 63 Robbins, Audrey . . . . . . 25, 33, 64, 76 Robbins, Dave . . . ........ -. 62 Roberts, Walter . . . ..... 78, 77 Robertshaw, Lee . .. ..... . 66 Robertson, John .... . . 25, 84, 85 Robinson, Edward . . ...... 74 Rochon, Garnett .... ...... 8 8 Rogers, Jim . . . . ...... . 44 Rohrer, Sandra . . . . 47, 71, 75 Rose, Roberta ................ 87 Roslnskl, Camille ....... . . 65, 73, 82 Ross, Barbara ................ 25 Ross, David 25, 32, 33, 38, 66, 68, 75, 86 Ross, Dlane .... . 1, 21,-25, 46, 4a, '11 Plerpont, Doroth 84 24 38 75 71 75 72 87 89 83 67 41 76 . . . . . . . 83 77 95 24 72 85 65 70 64 87 83 76 44 88 24, 33, Querry, George 38, 44, 76, 77, Siterlet, Pat . . . . . Qllnn, Pat . . ..... . . Skidmore, Diane . . Peebles, Don ....... Perlor, Gary ....... Perry, James ....... 24, 32, 64, 70, 72, Platl, Dave ..... . . . Petersen, Georgla . Phaneul, Joyce . . Piazza, Roger Plercey, Ellen Plet Pat Plnt, Terry .... Plastow, Jlm . . Platner, Marge . Plotkin, Mary L Phllllppe, Pat . . Plckerlll, Brynn .. l. '. . y . . . , ...... ynn Podschlne, David . . . Poelke, Emllle . . . Pollock, Kyle . . Porter, George . . . Pragman, Bob . . Prahl, Larry . . . Pratt, Donna . . . Presser, Jlm Price, Dlck . . Prlce, Gerry . . . Prlebe, Anita .... Pritchard, Brlan . .... Proehl, Arnold . Putholf, Shlrley Pybus, Rlchard . . . Pyles, Marilyn . . . Qlerry, Mary . Qulnn, Barbara . . . . 7, 20, 24, 33, 75, Raass, Lols . . . Rabe, Shlrley . . Rae, Janet . . . Ralsanen, Jean . . . 75 68 44 23 40 23 63 65 42 86 75 71 40 69 87 83 67 80 23 75 87 70 76 89 72 76 79 73 .......24,87 76 70 f I 514,551 64,'e5, 12, az, as, '.'.'.'s 1, '.'.'471, 62,'7.l, . . . . . . . ee, .'.'.'.'.'.'61, . . '10, 75,.76, .....az,s9, ...'1,z4, ,44, . . .1,zo,z4,:1z, .......24, .......1o, 21, 24, az, sc, .......e9, .......a9, 86 66 76 24, 72, ...24, 77 .....'1z .....24',64,72 . ...... 24 82 83 86 76 76 27 87 65 65 60 75 37 67 27 72 86 66 75 72 72 83 82 62 81 94 76 82 27 75 72 B7 72 27 27 32 27 63 76 67 72 27 72 76 87 89 76 76 67 83 77 73 72 72 65 74 46 63 26 26 67 72 68 38 48 67 80 72 21 47 69 76 65 94 87 Smlth, Carol . . 48, 62, 71, 82, Smlth, Don ........... 26, 36, 78, Smlth, Elizabeth ...... . . . . 26, 44, Smlth, Erma . . ..... . . Smlth, Georgia . . . . 26, Smlth, Harry . . . . . . . Smlth, James . . . . . 26, Smith, Jennifer . . . . . . Smlth, Judy . . . . . . Smlth, Ken . . . . . Smith, Nancy . . . . . Smlth, Nancy . . ....... . . Smlth, Pam . . ......... . 86 Smlth, Sidney . . . . . . 27, 33, 70, 101 Smlth, Sue .... .......... Smyles, Jlm . . . ...... . . . Snapp, Larry ..... .......... Soderman, Greta ............ 46, Soderman, Jean ............... Sokup, Janet . ...... 62, 64, 72, 75, Soltess, Judy. . . ........ . . . . Sontag,Judy.... ..... Sorvarl, Andrea . . . ..... . . . . Southwlck, Jean . . . . ..... . . . . Southwlck, Paula . . . . . . 20, 27, 33, Sparllng, John . . . .... 27, 33, Spencer, George . . . . . . 63, 82, Spencer, Nancy . . . ...... . 27, Spens, Maxye . . . . . 63, 74, 80, Sprlggs, Sue . . . ..... . . . Squire, Jack . . . .... . . . Stadler, Joan . . . . . 75, Stahl, Carol ..... . . . . . Stang-ls, James .... ..... . . Stanlfer, Janice . . . . . . 27, 72, Stark,Blll..... .. Stark,Bob.. ..... . .... .. .. Stark, Janet .......... 27, 87, 69, Starkweather, Barbara ........ 89, Stautzenbach, Edward ........ . . Stava, Katherine . . . . . . . Stecker, Kay ....... ...... . . Stedman, Barbara ........... 27, Stenborg, Paul . ............ 68, Stephan, James ...... 7, 27, 33, 62, Stevens, Allen . ............ . . Stevens, Glenn . . . 27, 32, 42, 62, 65, Stewart, Joan . . ......... . . . . Stlner, Dona . ............. . . Stinson, Pat ...... . . . 64, 65, Stockmeyer, Chris . . .... 65, Stockwell, Dlck .... . . . 75, Stockwell, Jerry ....... ..... . . Stockwell, Julie . . .......... 67, Stockwell, Sally . . . 27, 32, 33, 62,76, Stokes, Jerry . . ........... . . . Stokes, Melva. . .......... 46, 71, Stollker, Sally. ....27, Stoliker, Eleanor . . . . . 73, Stoll, Angeline . . . . . . . Storch, Marcia . . . . . . . Storm, Loretta. , . . . . . . Storm, Marilyn . . . . . . 27, Stout, Wilma ..... .... Strandberg, Jackie . . . . . . . Strelble, Frances . . . . 27, Strohmer, Joan . . . . . . Stuart, Dlane.... ...27, Sturgess, Gerald . . . . .... . . . . . Sumerton, Connie . ....... 64, Sutherland, Barbara ..... 28, 65,67, Sutyak, Carole . .... ....... 6 5, Swartzbaugh, Judy . . . .... . . . . Sweet, Celvlna .... ....... . Switzer, Sally . . . . 28, 72, Symms, Carol ..... ...... Tabellng, Jim . .... . Tale, Melvln.... ....28, Takacs, Joe . ..... ...... . . Talbot, Caroline . , . . . . 7, 28, Talovlch, Joyce . . Tanley, Shirley . . Taylor, Ann ..... Taylor, David . . . . . .2.8. . ... , 1 Ross, Jim ......... 7, 25, 31, 32, 34, 39, 63, 82, 95 Roth, Pat ........ ........ 4 7, 71 Rothenberg, Sharon . . . ...... 47, 71 Roy, Mae .......... . . . 25, 72 Ryan, Sandra ........ ..... 7 6 Sabo, Joanne ........ .... . 76 Salford, Howard ..... ...... 2 5 Saj, Annette . . . . ...... 25, 72, 76 Saj, Joe .................. 78, 77 Salisbury, Mary . . . 7, 25, 33, 63, 68, 82 Salsburg, Eric ................ 68 Sampson, Elayne .... ....... 6 7, 83 Sanders, Barbara . . . .... . . 64 Sanders, Patt ..... ........ 6 2, 64 Sanderson, Douglas : ...... ...... 2 5 Sanqulst, Elaine . ........... 83, 86 Santer, Rlch ........ 7, 25, 38, 39, 62 Sarver, Judy ............ 44, 47, 71 Sauber, Bertrand .............. 26 Schalfer, Diane . . . 26, 33, 62, 69, 71, 82 Schanck, Blll ............ 39, 63, 82 Schink, JoAnne ............. 26, 72 Schmidt, Dianne ............... 75 Schoenberg, Jane .... 63, 69, 71, 82, 83 Schonfeld, Wendy . . ......... 67, 87 Schultz, Barbara ...... . ........ 44 Schultz, David ...... 26, 33, 62, 65, 72 Schultz, Dick . . . ......... . . 39 Schultz, Don . . . ......... . 28 Schump, Betsy . . . . . . 26, 64, 69, 82 Schunk, Arch . . . ....... . . 39 Schwab, Shirley . . ..... . . . 72 Schwartz, Helen . . . . . . . 64 Scrogglns, Joanne . . . . . 28, 72 Scarborough, Nancy . . . . . . . 47 Seavey, Dale ........ .... 4 1 Seellg, Judy ...... . . . . 71, 88 Sellgren, Loulse . . . ...... 47, Sep , Earl .... .......... Shallzlr, Donna . . . . . . 48, 48, 89, 71 Sharer, Donna . . . ...... 26, 75 Shaub, Chuck . . . ...... . . 83 Shaub, Jane ..... . . 88 Sherman, Sharon . . ........ 75 Shook, Dave ...... ......... 7 0 Shuttleworth, Linda ..... 62, 70, 72, 82 Shy, Jane ........ ...... 8 3, 101 Stas, Barbara . . . .... 26, 101 Slegert, Clarence . . ..... 26 Sift, Darlene ..... ..... 7 6 Simmons, Connie . . . . . 44, 71 Slmon, Harriet . . . . . . . . 87 Simons, Fay ...... . . . 68, 90 Simonson, Walter . . . . . 40, 44 Slnclalr, Ron . . . . . . . 40, 63 Stpple, Garl . . . Sist,Ray..... .. . ......... 26 Taylor, Janet . , Taylor, June... ...... Teague, Ronald . .... 28, 31, 32, Teller, Barbara . . . Tench, John ...... ........ Thels, Linda ..... 'I'hlry, Elsa ...... Thomas, Barbara . . Thomas, FloraJean.......... Thomas, Jerry . . . Thompson, Donald . Thompson, Jane ..... 47, 63, 87, Sltts, Jean .... Slanaker, Davld . . . . ...........2s .'1,z1,ze,a2,46, 7184 as as 3 I l .....ze,4'1,'11 Smlth, Alice . . ..... 7, 26, 32, 41, 48, Smlth, Anita . . . . Smlth, Arlene .... Smlth, Barbara . . Smlth, Blll .... 65, 68, 71, 72, 82 ........44,72 ...48,65,67 ....36,63 Thompson, Pat . . . . ..... . . Thompson, Ron . . . 'I'horesen, Maureen Thorln on John gt , . . . 'I'how, Larry . . . . Tlncher, John . Tltcomb, Chuck . . . Tobin, Tolhurst, Carole . . . . Tolhurst, Richard . . . -93. 121, sa, aa, 68, 80, 46, aa, 26, 41 38 75 32 76 86 87 87 87 73 75 82 28 82 28 70 28 74 70 82 71 44 87 93 40 28 38 88 72 76 Tomlinson, Bill . . . . . . 28, 32, 62 Torzynskl, Connie . . . ........ . 12 Townsend, Gary . . . ......... . 63 Townsend, Wayne ...... 28, 33, 40, 41, 63, 71, 82, 83 Trinka, Robert ....... ......... 2 8 Tucker, Mary Ann . . . ....... . . 76 Tuck, Phllllp ..... .... 2 8 Tulllus, Beverly ....... ........ 7 5 Tulppo, Paul . . ............ 44, 74 Turner, Joy ....... . . ...... . . . 67 Tuttle, Blll . . 6, 7, 28, 63, 72, 83, 84, 85 hvltchell, Heather ............. 87 Tyken, Eleanor . ......... .... . 69 U Urban, Ruth .... .... 7 3 Uzelac, Ann .... .... 7 8 V Valentine, Helen . . . Vallery, Mary . . . VanBuhler, Sue . . . . VandeBogart, Peter . . Vandervort, Arlene . . Van Dusen, Blll ..... Vanl-lulle, Nalren ..... VanRenterghem, Edna . . . Vanllalkenburg, Gall . . . Varhol, Ruth ....... Vatter, Gall ...... Vaughn, Kay . . . Veach, Bob ..... Verbanac, Paul . . . . Vlchcales, Anita . . . Vlchcales, Yvonne . . . Vincent, Jack ..... Vincent, Sharon . . . Vlne, Shirley . . . . . 29, 75, Vogelsang, Bob . . .... . . '.'.'zh, . .'.'.'4'1, . . .ae,a1, Volkert, John ....... . . . . . . Vollker, Vonwlmmersperg, Elsie . Voss, Jo Ann . . . . .... . vm, my .......... '.'.'zs, az, 28 72 72 88 69 75 72 28 76 69 87 75 . . . 41 40 75 75 43 32 77 44 29 88 82 76 63 Vroman, Blll . . . . 66 Waechter, Sandra . . Waldorf, Judy . . . . . Walker, Dlck . .... . Walker, Jacqueline . . Wa.lker,Ray . ........89 ...63,68,71 ....34,42 ....71,72 ........83 Wallace, Bob .... ...28, 84,85 Wallace,Tom... . Waller, Brbara . . . Walrath, Carol . . Walters, Ron... Warner, Larry . . . . Warren, Bob ...... Wartham, Forrest . . . . . . . 56,1131 Warwick, Sandra . .. ..... Webster, Donald.. .. Webster, Judy . . ...... 62, 78, 80, Wedge, Mary Ann . . . . Weedon, Gall .... Wendt,Mltzl..... Westfall, Jacltle . Weston, Llz . . . .. ...47,67,7l, Wetherald, Diane . . . . . Wetherholt, John . . . . . . 29, 32, Wetherholt, Lyle Weyl, Janet ..... . . Whlte, White, Cynthia ................ . . . 29, 33, 62, 69, ......shi Betty... .. White, Whlte,Karen.... Judy .... Whlte, Nancy .... . . ........ . . Whltehouse,Bob... 29 64 29 62 44 77 38 29 29 83 29 88 86 . . ........ 44, 47 80 71 70 70 67 29 71 82 68 87 . . . . . 65 Whitworth, Bob . . . . . . 25, 60, 83, 75 Whltworth, Lucy . . . . ..... . . . 67 Wlegand, Henry .... . . Wlejacnka, '1'heresa . . .... 72, Wlesner, Marian . . . ....... . . . Wlgle, James... ....... Williams, Arnold .... 7, 29, 42, 84, Wllllams, Betty ............... Wllllams, Elaine . ............ . Williams, Geraldine . . . . . . Williams, .... . . . Pat . . Willing, Bonnie . Willis, Barbara . . Wilson, Robert . . . Wllson, Gerald . . Wilson, Ken . . . . Wlmmer, Harry . . . . . . . zo, .'.'.'.'is, Wimmer, Ruth . . . Wlnchell, Carol . . Winkler, Barbara... Wlnne, Carol . . . . Winter, Sharon . Wlrrles, Claranne . . . . . . . . ..e4, ... 15, 70 84 71 87 70 87 29 72 76 66 . . . . . . 76 75 83 83 32 47 72 65 83 29 76 Wlsley, Elmer ................ 63 Witherspoon, Gall . . . 29, 82, 67, 89, 80 Wolf, Janet ..... ........... 7 5 Wolf, Ronald . . . ........ 29,83 Womelsdorf, Ann Womelsdorf, Sue Wood, Doug .... W Da ootton, n 6, 2 Wreford, Dick . . I'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'e'4Q 6 'zb' 56 'is' F16 ' 1 1 1 Wurst, Jean ........... .... Y Yewustak, Mlllicent . . . Y k Ri ha d . .... . or e, c r Yost, Richard . . Young, Georgette Young, Janet . . Young, Marcy . .I .' .A .- Young,Tom . . Youngblut, Carol . . . . Youngs, Dan . . Zalac, Vickie . . Zepp, Jane . . . Zielinski, Don . Zillich, Fred . . . . . . . Zurawka, John . ....67,'73 ....62,69 .....65 .....'72 ...!.83 ......30,46 ........es . .......... as 7, 30, 32, 101 . .......... 68 BEST WISH ES GRADUATES KlETT CADILLAC COMPANY fN . -flviviv lv SALES AND SERVICE 20455 Grand River Avenue KEnwood 2 0440 Spook - lioys to Success Dick Moore casually draws another low card,much to the amusement of his winning competitor. Jack Glezen is surprised to find that he is making out with the girl he was Just thinking about. -99. L zemmzi WALSH IS A SPECIALIST Study at Walsh, the school that special- izes in teaching Accountancy and Financial Administration. Study at Walsh, where Michigan certified public accountants, auditors, financial executives and suc- cessful business proprietors have studied for the past thirty-three years. Day, evening or Saturday classes will begin September 12, l955. Registration for Fall classes begins August l, l955. Free placement assistance to students and graduates. WALSH Nsmurs CCOUNTANCY A Non-Profit Coeducationol School of Accountancy and Financial Administration I20 MADISOII AVEIIIIE, DETROIT 26, MICII. - Telephone W0 I-5136 for free DIIIIOIIII Iby mail KE 0 2 8Bl3 FURNITURE CAQPETS INTERIOR COUNSELLING 95566 R DETROIT 23 MICHIGAN Air Conditioned for Summer Bowling Grandmont Recreation HENRY HOOVER, PROP. 17435 Grand River Detroit 27, Michigan VErmont 5-9800 Sixteen Alleys EMMERT CHEVROLET CO. We Want To Serve You .100. 1 T Y G , 939'-4 X fs 15 l xl W gli Dear Diary: 259 RHS students left today on the annual Bovill trip to New York and Washington. Mr. Bovill has sponsored these Easter trips for the last 27 tours, but this year's trip was the most ex- citing of any - because I was on it. M None of usjwjlfv ' rget Basin Street, the Lin- P km if I so , ' ' and the rfg,n.,g5laQQxthe ::l:'. ' Y 1 S Q ffffxfmlx' N.-.fN-'-'- S f Q ' x . Enjoying the activities of other sightseers are , X- ,Q g, ,ge Jane Shy, Alice Lohrman, Mary Lou Farkas, '1 Q .x Barbara Sias, Gail Grattan, and Janis Molner. 5 il, 'Vi y h . at Ardys Ford, Paula Rickard, Ksecond rowj and Sidney Smith Cfirst rowb think that they will enjoy that Chinese fo od, but Sally Christiansen and Marisue Oa kl e y aren't too sure. A P0 Hand-y story teller Ted Kotila teams up with a friend to describe how sur- Having a won- derful time -wish you were here, laugh Fred Zillich and Marnie De- Witt. f'W-NMX' J' e had ha A ,g Washington of course, but by the Atff.ieyfli,e'tri,:JHnas almost over,we had climbed so many thousands of stairs and were so tired that in a way we were glad to leave. And then we came home - with 6 rolls of undeveloped film, new raincoats, souvenirs, and two suitcases full of dirty clothes. prised he was to see a pair of shoes this longi' at Gimbel's. Now what should we do? Rest! agree Paul Carlsen and Barbara Sias Cfirst rowlg Larry Green, Belinda Blanchard, Kay Mitchell, and Sue Christ- iansen fsecond rowjg and Dave Andrews, Bill Hern- don and Seth Lampe Cthird rowb. -101- I IF NOT SATISFIED WITH YOUR PRESENT CLEANING CALL . . . . LA MERE FRENCH CLEANERS THE CLEANER THAT'S KNOWN FOR FIRST QUALITY WORK YOUR SATISFACTION GUARANTEED PICK UP AND DELIVERY 18954 Grand River at Artesian VErmont 5-5200 A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU Redford's Oldest Florist MCCLURE GREENHOUSES Our Retail Store McNichols Road at Grand River Avenue our som Tear Redford Alumni Phone: Night Phone KC. 1-0143 KG. 2-4064 EARL SAYER AGENCY FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS Detroit 19, Michigan 17338 LASHER KEnwood 1-5443 Borglin - Later Co. Designers and Contractors 1433 E. 8 Mile Rd. Hazel Park LI 4-7505 INSURANCE SERVICE ANNUITIES new cnnsnzsssr Puonswoz 'non DETROIT 26, MICH. CARL E. MUUDY 3 Schnelbaclfs Pharmacy PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOUNTAIN SERVICE 20501 Grand River Kenwood 1-3205 Detroit 19. Michigan H. K. SCHNELBACH, Registered Pharmacist Contractors' Estimating Service Co. Complete masonry take-off for light or heavy construction Box 235, R. P. A. ve. 8-3997 SCHOOLCRAFT REALTY COMPANY REAL ESTATE SALES and GENERAL INSURANCE I8bI4 Sclioolcreft Avenue VErmont 8-4300 For 62 Years- Detroit's Headquarters for SEEDS BULBS PLANTS Lolwrman Seed Co. Macomb at Brush WO. 2-1701 102 - I GO! GO! GO! Unlimited horizons ahead . . . One strong step in education completed. TEDRICK PHOTO SERVICE PHOTO FINISHERS - SUPPLIES CAMERAS - FILMS Authorized Dealers for Kodak - Argus - Bell and Howell GOOD LUCK! Polaroid - Revere - Keystone 18482 Grand River Avenue VErmont 8-5250 THE PRINCETQN STOP IN AND SEE US SOMETIME sl-lor , Wddfdft 4 Y 7oz Quang Wien Six to 56159 33 PUTNAM 13516 W. MCNICHOLS SEVEN MILE and EVERGREEN MACCABEES BLDG. AT SCHAEFER Best Wishes. Graduates! IRA H- SMITH Prescriptionist MULLIGAN Lincoln - Mercury, Inc. 21121 Grand River Avenue KEN-oofi 2-4000 16147 W. MCNICHOLS CORNER ST. MARYS Free Delivery VErmont 5-6050 IF YOU THINK ALL DRY CLEANING IS ALIKE YOU HAVEN'T TRIED PASTEL CLEANERS 19823 West McNichoIs Road Detroit KEnwood 3-0306 KEnwood 2-6450 BEDFORD PHARMACY Richard J. Maicki 17346 Lahser Detroit, Michigan Phone KEnwood 2-5920 For Nite Calls VErmont 7-9152 KEnwood 3-0800 We Deliver SIX MILE HARDWARE Paints - Tools - Glass - Housewares SPORTING GOODS 20332 Six Mile Road Detroit 19, Michigan Turf Maintenance Supplies HIRAM F. GODWIN Sz SON 22366 Grand River Detroit 19, Michigan KEnwood 1-0361 -104- anew? to remember . . . Edison will help you . . . o Plan your kitchen o Select your lamps 0 Do the laundry easier a home of your own. When that time comes, look to the trained young women in the Home Service Divi- sion at Detroit Edison. They can help you solve many of the homemaking problems that frequently puzzle a new bride. o Plan a menu 0 Plan a one-dish meal o Preserve foods easier o Plan party refreshments W One of these days, perhaps very soon, you'll be starting Wfithout charge, they will answer your questions over X the telephone . . . send booklets and Rmlders . . . or in wg . . X, , some cases make a personal visit. A C-3 ln Detroit, telephone WOodward 2-2100. In other f 7f'K i X areas, call your nearest Edison Ofiice. ,f 5 J I .'.I ,. I P.S. Mother might be interested in some of their 'D ll i answers right now. k Fl ff P, f 425152 ':7:f:3:3:3:?:5:5f3 '3i3f3f5f3f3f3fIfIfZf f:f12:f:f:f:3:5:3: ..,.,.,.4 .,.,.,., ,f N ye I I I ' X ' C ' H 'i Wfiffiififfi - 53525: .tziziz 525f22si525i52525i525Ea2 .. 4 1+-..5:5Esi 3525555522552 ' 35553 .,,:. 5 N N f I .., , 1352555 ' N f at A N X 5 1 - sififff I ffiff - 435 . 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You learn your job on the job, and earn a good salary while learning. Raises are regular and frequent. Your in- come is steady-you can always count on it-and you get annual vacations with pay. Ht-EEEEBHINIQ V Another nice thing about telephone work is that you'll associate with people your own age, 'ust out I of school, too. You'll work in clean, bright, pleasant surroundings. Whether you prefer to start as a tele- phone operator, a teller or a clerk, you'll End oppor- tunities for advancement. We'd like to tell you more about these and other interesting telephone jobs. Visit us soon, won't you? MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY A FRIENDLY PLACE TO WORK .. -J -107- ? Serving This Community for 23 Years Rosedale Motors, Inc. 14711 Grand River KEnwood 5-4600 jle EJLIMLA Company DRY GOODS AND FURNISHINGS HARDWARE DEPT. PAINTS - SPORTSWEAR The Store of Satisfactory Service Congratulations, Graduates! ABC RECREATION 17221 Burgess Avenue KEr1W00d 2-3162 KAY JACK . 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Insurance Corporation il Otis Jones 84 Son DRUG STORE 67 Years of Reliable Prescription Service 28 Years in the Redford Area 21751 Fenkell at Lahser KEnwood 1-3737 PAVED PARKING LOT FOR 60 CARS DUBIN CLEANERS The House of Quality 19520 Grand River Avenue ' KEnwood 2-0100 Phone KE. 3-6090 EASY CREDIT Wvmdfmlm DIAMONDS -'WATCHES LUGGAGE - SILVERWARE TYPEWRITERS - RADIOS 20l52 Sovon Milo Rd. 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