Redford High School - Redford Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS Rf' COLETTE OTTEN JIM BOXALL Interpretation The Cqnvqg -4. CU?- 5 I' J' RICHARD DOW JOAN HUTCHINSON The Layout lnspnatuon we The greatest goal the world as a whole has 1, is the ultimate goal of world peace But it will not come until all men everywhere have in XX-V terpreted their own lives satisfactorily until all men everywhere have inner peace Lets make it come in our lifetime that some day soon we can say there is truly peace on earth good will toward men JUDY KELLEY HENRY CROFOOT The Frame The Rough Sketch DEDICATION As graduation draws nigh the January Class of 1957 turns its attention to the members of the 'l2B Class who will be graduating seniors in but a few days. This class will hold many responsibilities in its new role. A Senior is greatly admired and often copied by the undergraduates. It is the Seniors duty therefore to set a good example in dress conduct scholastic achievement and participation in extra- curricular activities. The Senior also holds a certain obligation to his teachers and school advisors. During the four years prior to graduation these instructors attempt to prepare him for his future whether he goes on to gain a higher education to serve in the armed forces or to take his place in society. His teachers try both to educate him and build in him a strong well rounded character. As a Senior he must look to the years beyond graduation and work with these advisors in their unselfish toil. The foremost responsibility of a senior however is that which he holds to himself. He must endeavor to goin the education offered him to participate in class and school activities and to build in himself a rich character from the elements supplied him during these four years. , It is to these, tomorrow's leaders of Redford High School, that we, the January Class of 1957 dedicate our yearbook. 23

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N10 'D-' , RUTH ANN WIMMER: Varsity Swimming, Co- Capt., Varsity Field Hockey, G.A.C., Pres.: G.A.A., Dance Council, Rifle Marksmanship Club. Interests: Swimming, water skiing, mod- ern ian. Ambition: Central Michigan College- physical education. 'UW SUSAN JANE WOMELSDORF: 385 lHarschl, Vice-Pres., Social Comm., Blazer, Club Ed., 7 Vigilonti, Debonaire, Treos.g Dance Council, Pres., Latin Club, Vice-Pres., Quill and Scroll, Sec.-Treas. Interests: Swimming, ian. Am- bition: M.S.U.--elementary education. 'rl BETSY R. WOODWARD: interests: Swimming, riding, music. Ambition: Night school-office work. BARBARA JOAN YUCHA: Interests: Music, swimming, cooking. Ambition: Business school --secretary. DONALD M. ZAJAC: Printing and Publicity Comm., XJ Math Club, Husky Hi-Y. Interests: Boating, water skiing, cars. Ambition: General Motors lnstitute ot Technology-mechanical engineering. -I , and ai' Earn C fr 15 M -if KARL ZIPPERER: Interests: Swimming, electron- , L 1 'tl ., 'f 1 Q '.g- f- ' H A iz 45? Q Q . .3521-2, - s l 5:f.::+2'fg , VETERANS' DIPLOMAS EVENING SCHOOL Clarence J. Price Gerald J. Riley George F. Taylor Henry J. Von Meter Robert Gordon Bolam Twilla Yvonne Furgerson William DeWitt High leo Raymond Jerrore Herbert George Lount, Jr. SOPHISTICATED SENIORS ! ics. Ambition: College. GRADUATES Alton Thomas Moreh Judy Paul Cherie Polkinghorne Darlene Ruth Sift Albert Klein Smith OUSE

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