Redford High School - Redford Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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It is important for us to know and understand how science will affect our lives, and how we, as seniors, will fit into this period. Because of the International Geophysical Year's basic importance to everyone, especially to us as future career men and women, we chose to pattern our yearbook after some of the facets of IGY. The International Geophysical Year is an eighteen month period which began July 1, 1957 and will end December 31, 1958. Thousands of scientists from many nations are working together in the hope of gaining more knowledge about the earth and universe. Specialists in many fields will probe into the depths of the oceans, inner structure of sheets of polar ice, and investigate the interior of the earth itself. It is hoped that through co-operative learning the completion of the Geophysical Year may bring peaceful living throughout the world. ln order to progress scientifically we will have to progress toward peace. It is also hoped that space travel may soon be possible as a result of the studies on satellites, gravity, weather, and interplanetary rockets. The teaching of the principles of IGY is not iust the science department's iob. lt should be the aim of all tecgchers and educational organizations alike. We hope our theme proves to be both interiesting and enlightening to everyone who reads the Blazer. . 5 1 Ei 'f ,mi ......,, -MH f' 2 4474 ,, 5 A fly , I K , C ..,, up ,W .W ..,, , 5 - if nj . 2 ,, ' . -7 ' ,, ' ?ff r0'7,4.1 sf' . NW VZ f 1 f Mwfffvflfffw w f M W 'Wwwwm Www vwew f W,-MQW W W ww wwfffwwfvfw VM'- M'W W'ff ff ' W fi ,f ,W f 1 sf 0 ,f I s ,lg ff 7-4 ', 4 , Z N, DEDICATICN Every organization needs a sponsor to accept responsibility for it and a friend to help and encourage it. Every organization needs a patient person from whom to seek advice and guidance. It needs a person with sufficient experience to anticipate mistakes, but also with sufficient strength to overcome them if they do happen. lt needs a man who so enioys his work that he never tires of it, who respects tradition yet hasthe courage to attempt new things. The BLAZER staff sees such a man in Mr. Richard Whitman. He possesses all the qualities to act as our sponsor, yet he is never too busy with the many hours of BLAZER work, extending even from school to home, to act as our friend. We take very great pleasure in dedicating this book to him. X X,XX,,wtE .Qi I -X gs . tx A . Nw. X Qi 'fit X Xsssi N v 9 .- fs - X 6 A X me 4 NX Q... X We X it wi 6 3 AMHMZOWWMR Xs w-we sms kwtwff 9 X4 HIDE! 2' -cr , u ,-2 rwyvmn 'Mf.1- ,, ,, so-, M, , he 1 . e Detroit P ruff. if he permission of W 'S+ N., -wt. 4 X if TABLE OF CONTENTS CLASS 5 FACULTY 27 ACTIVITIES 39 SPORTS 75 UNDERCLASS 93 INDEX IO7 ADS II3 0 SENICRS i' iff QQ ,.....--- f R9X f , X J x3?'fwKf 1 mf l D WV lu--f Laurance Van Tuyl, Jr., President Ii ' f iff-'23 t COLORS: Prussian Blue and White MK FLOWER: White Rose MOTTO: Achieve the Honorable ff' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS f' Jeanette Lim, Secretary 6 Ina Lynch, Treasurer STUDY HALL f l 301 Bob Davies, Pres., Dave Cannava, Vice-Pres., Bob Cutshall, Sec., Bob Buchanan, Treas., Jim Buck, Sgf.-a1- Arms. 385 .fSmithi ,Jeanette Lim, Pres., Ina Lynch, Vice-Pres., Marlene Mumaw, Treas., Donna Osborn, Hisi., Judy Mac- Donald, Sgt.-at-Arms. Missing: Sharon Martoi, Sec. , . , .ng ii. -Nm: 41:2-mf? --x -ii x - - 'Aa xiii, Y ' Es 3s 5? A 285 Dick Papp, Pres., Roy Rhaesa, Vice-Pres., Larry Snapp, Sec., Dale Seavoy, Treas., Mitch Solomon, Sgt.- at-Arms. EW? ,,k K, OFFICERS 101 Kitty Barnharf, Pres., Sue Beamer, Vice-Pres., Judy Bullach, Sec., Karen Dahlen, Treas., Lori Aube, Sgt.-at-Arms. 291 Brian Gray, Vice-Pres., Tom Gaskill, Pres., Jerry Habelmann, Sec. Missing: Bill Dougall, Treas., George Fishell, Sgt.-at-Arms, X I I 201 Sandy Juergens, Pres., Carolyn Edwards, Vice-Pres., Paf Dewey, Sec., Edee Grove, Treas., Elaine Hayward, Sgt.-at-Arms. .g:' i Qi i 1 , .Mi 1 Q 1, if lyk 288 Mike Leahy, Pres., Mike Makinen, Vice-Pres., Lance Oberg, Treas., Don Overly, Sec., Tim McDermott, Sgr.-at Arms. 385 CHarschD JoAn Petersen, K Pres., Sandy Perman, Vice-Pres., g Roberta Rose, Sec., Julie Stock- 2 1'- well, Treas., Cheryl Perkins, Sgt- ' lx af-Arms, Sandy Rogers, Hisi. gl' K A ' ' . D . I 1 mf , k 3 5 il 5 ' If 1 7 1 .2 388 Larry Van Tuyl, Pres., John Web er, Vice-Pres., Brenda Telfer, Sec., Bar bara Telfer, Treas., Forrest Warthman Sgt.-at4Arms, Elsie von Wirnmersperg Hisf. JOHN ALLEN: Color, Flower, Motto Comm., Quill and Scroll, BLAZER, Sports Ed., NHS, Red Hi-Y. Inter- ests: hockey, horticulture, mathematics. Ambition: U. ot M. - engineering. DAVID ALTERMAN: Interests: hunting, swimming, mechanical work. Ambition: U.S. Air Force. 3 AMELIA ANDERSON: Senior Play Comm., Class Day Speaker, BLAZER, Co-Feature Ed., Quill and Scroll, ' . ' Hall Guide Council, Band, Orchestra, Thespians, Sci- 4' ff ence Club. Interests: sewing, sports, music. Ambition: Eastern Michigan College - science. BRENDA ANDERSON: Luncheon Comm., Hall Guide Council, Current Affairs, Sec., Modern Heirs, Treas., Q Pep Club. Interests: iazz, spectator sports, dancing. 4 Ambition: Hillsdale College - business administration. J JEAN ARMSTRONG: Color, Flower, Motto Comm., Spanish Club. Interests: cooking, knitting, sports. Am- bition: Wayne State Univ. - elementary education. LORRAINE AUBE: I0'I, Sgt.-at-Arms, Snow Trip Comm., Current Affairs Club, Adv. Girls' Glee, Choir. Interests: church activities, music, winter sports. Ambi- tion: Bob Jones Univ. PATRICIA BALASIA: Interests: bowling, dancing, swimming. Ambition: cosmetology. KATHERINE BARNHART: IOI, Pres., Social Comm., Chair., Senior Play, BLAZER, Co-Feature Ed., Quill and Scroll, Student Council, Vice-Pres., Sportsmanship Council, IMSSC, Cheerleader. Interests: spectator W sports, swimming. Ambition: Western Michigan Univ. - elementary education. SUSAN BEAMER: IOI, Vice-Pres., Social Comm., BLAZER, OUTPOST, Feature Ed., NHS, Quill and Scroll, French Club, Vice-Pres., Thespians, German Club. Interests: language, music, traveling. Ambition: U. of M. JUDITH BEARDSLEE: Election Comm. Interests: Rain- bow Girls, water skiing, swimming. Ambition: business .. school. MICHAEL BEITLER: Interests: cars, sports. Ambition: tool and die work. JOYCE BELTOWSKI: Luncheon Comm., Debonaire. Interests: modern dancing, modeling, accordion. Am- bition: dental hygiene. SHARON BENNETT: Interests: modeling, dancing, 'P' records. Ambition: modeling. CHRISTOPHER BETWEE: Class Day Comm. Interests: mathematics, cars, water sports. Ambition: college - civil engineering. DEE BIRKHIMER: Bowling League. Interests: swim- ming, hair styling, dancing. Ambition: cosmetology. KENNETH BLAKESLEE: Interests: reading, water 1 Y sports, aviation. Ambition: Wayne State Univ. - . , medicine. V -Q '- TINO BOUDOURIS: IOth Grade Track. Interests: A , pharmacy. V RICHARD BRIGGS: Amateur Radio Club, Vice-Pres. Interests: amateur radio, bowling, swimming. Ambi- - track, summer sports. Ambition: Wayne State Univ. - tion: electronic engineering. 8 'FK -Q- K, .Q wavy JW, X197 1 A '71-., ,, : vin gf-M-qf Q ,Jwvpf tt A, 'tw-.W X , if I IW.-7 17- gf W f . 1 X , 4 ,f ZA 'Z m II at ffl! is P sm' t X s N- Ps, ' . fkfa s 3 A s as 4 XX kg: N :NW . i sis. s x Sx fb ,-W. 1 , . xy if? ,Q .-7 ,, 1 DONALD BUCHANAN: Senior Class, Vice-Pres.: 301, Treas. Interests: water skiing, hunting, fishing. Ambi- tion: automotive engineering. JAMES BUCK: 301, Sgt.-at-Arms. Interests: fishing, water skiing, football. Ambition: automotive engi- neering. JUDITH BULLACH: 101, Sec.: Class Day Comm.: Sox Club: Thespians. Interests: sports, cooking, dancing. Ambition: occupational therapy. VIRGINIA BUNCE: Commencement Comm. Interests: church activities, sewing, sports. Ambition: college. CAROL BUNKER: Interests: sports, rifles, cars. Am- bition: police work. GORDON BUTLER: Husky Hi-Y, Sgt.-at-Arms: Bowling League: Varsity Golf. Interests: golf, bowling, hunting. Ambition: college - sports writing. K. DONALD CAMERON: Election Comm.: Band: Orchestra. Interests: sports cars, golf, swimming. Am- bition: Albion College - orthodontic work. MARIE CAMPBELL: Interests: skating, horseback rid- ing, cooking. Ambition: business school. DAVID CANNAVA: 301, Vice-Pres.: Prom Comm., Chair.: Senior Play: Senior Play, Publicity Committee: Dance Council: Key Club: Golf. Interests: dancing, football, golf. Ambition: Univ. of Miami - business administration. GAIL CARBARY: Interests: church activities, music, art. Ambition: practical nursing. LORETTA CARRIER: Printing and Publicity Comm.: Adcraft Club, Treas. Interests: oil painting, church activities, skiing. Ambition: Detroit Society of Arts and Crafts - commercial art. MICHAEL CASTOR: Interests: hunting, fishing, swim- ming. Ambition: Wayne State Univ. - engineering. NORMAN CAY: Interests: mechanics, cars, sports. Ambition: U.S. Air Force. SUZANNE CLAPP: Interests: swimming, music, church activities. Ambition: Detroit Business Institute. CARL D. CLARK: Interests: golf, footbalf, sports. Am- bition: electrical work. SANDRA CONATSER: Dress Comm.: Adcraft Club: Current Affairs Club, Treas. Interests: music, spectator sports, reading. Ambition: college - law. RICHARD CRANE: Senior Prom Comm.: Reserve Foot- ball. Interests: water skiing, football, dancing. Ambi- tion: college - electrical engineering. VALERIE CURTIS: Hall Guide Council: Dance Council: Current Affairs Club, Pres.: French Club: Pep Club. Interests: music, theatre arts, spectator sports. Ambi- tion: Wayne State Univ. - iournalism. 9 Q01 fs --:J . I, sw.. tix 2 X- . 1 l 1 user- r 'S 'C KVY' 4 .2 6,, 'Z' :,. f s f f I A Qgs. :1 T.. if si' Ss 6 I- -i- -Q-uf' 11' is ROBERT CUTSHALL: 301, Sec., Dress Comm. Interests: dancing, football, golf. Ambition: Wayne State Univ. - engineering. SYLVIA DAHL: Band. Interests: sewing, roller skating, church activities. Ambition: secretary. KAREN DAHLEN: 101, Treas., Prom Comm., BLAZER, Underclass Ed., Quill and Scroll, Thespians, Corres. Sec., Modern Heirs, Dance Council, Varsity Swimming. Interests: swimming, ice skating, church activities. Am- bition: college - elementary education. ROBERT DAVIES: 301, Pres., Dress Comm., Chair. Interests: dancing, electronics, football. Ambition: Detroit School of Electronics. KATHLEEN DeVERGILIO: Election Comm., Chair., Stu- dent Council, Vigilanti, Vice-Pres. Interests: swimming, people, spectator sports. Ambition: Wayne State Univ. - home economics. PATRICIA DEWEY: 201, Sec., Color, Flower, Motto Comm., BLAZER, Class Ed., NHS, Quill and Scroll, Current Aftairs, Vice-Pres., German Club, Pep Club. Interests: spectator sports, government, reading. Am- bition: U. of M. - teaching. GERRY DICKERSON: Election Comm., Future Nurses Club, Pres., Vigilanti. Interests: sports, reading, knit- ting. Ambition: U. of M. W physical therapy. DIANE DONNELLY: Interests: dancing. Ambition: Western State Univ. - business administration. BARBARA DORETHY: Interests: water skiing, golf, dancing. Ambition: business school - secretary. WILLIAM DOUGALL, JR.: 291, Treas., Prom Comm., R-Club, Vice-Pres., Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Varsity Basketball. Interests: sports. Ambition: MSU - health education. HARRY DOYLE: Bowling League. Interests: sports, music. Ambition: U. of D. - business administration. JAMES DUDLEY: Future Retailers Club. Interests: f1shing, traveling, boating. Ambition: business ad- ministration. CAROLYN EDWARDS: 201, Vice-Pres., Debonaire, Rec. Sec., GAC, Pres., GAA, Reserve Basketball, Varsity Swimming. Interests: sports, people, traveling. Ambition: college - airline hostess. WILLIAM EICHHORN: Ways and Means Comm., Dance Council, Hall Guide Council. Interests: hunting, sports, music. Ambition: Wayne State Univ.-medicine JOYCE ESKRIDGE: Choir, Band, Orchestra. Interests church activities, roller skating. Ambition: social work WALTER EWALD: Senior Luncheon Comm., Choir, Adv. Boys' Glee. Interests: dancing, music, traveling. Ambition: U. of M. S business administration. ORAN FAIRBANKS: Interests: church activities. Am- bition: electrical work. SUZANNE FELSOT: Interests: swimming, skiing, hunt- ing. Ambition: business college. 10 -I X 1X MX 6 Q? - ry 5 g' . 4, 1 , -we fr' . in ,, W.. . .jg , ,,: 'bmw . 1.5-'v 1 ' 4 sw 'af Zw. . f 14 1 N0 'Eff .M Mi. he B I Wx s ' I-we 4 .:',. ls. fir' x f vw' if , K , ' A W 4 X A v f 5'5- -A 4 g ,s . K YW' fi 'R s s v 4: .. , . S X? . 6? S X . 3. A S 2 . . . . si .. :sf L sv T GEORGE FISHELL: 291, Sgt.-at-Arms: R-Club: Varsity Football: Varsity Basketball. Interests: sports, hunting. Ambition: Central Michigan College-health education. WILLIAM FITTON: Rifle Club, Pres. Interests: rifle shooting, hunting, swimming. Ambition: Lawrence Tech. - engineering. ,gs DOROTHY FOLEY: Interests: swimming, dancing, -N. reading. Ambition: clerical work. E SUZANNE FRANKENFIELD: Senior Play Comm.: BLAZER, Index Ed.: Quill and Scroll: French Club, Treas.: Thespians: Science Club: German Club. Inter- ests: reading, sewing, traveling. Ambition: college. PETER GALLAGHER: Election Comm.: Speakers Bur- eau. Interests: winter sports, Far East, education. Ambition: U.S. Coast Guard Academy. GERALDINE GANSLEY: Interests: sewing, cooking, music. Ambition: marriage. THOMAS GASKILL: 291, Pres.: Ways and Means Comm., Chair.: Red Hi-Y, Treas.: Glee Club: Choir: Orchestra: Boys' Quartet: Bancl: Drum Major. Interests: music, sports, hi-ti. Ambition: U. of M. - business. GENO GENOFF: Varsity Football, Varsity Track. ln- terests: sports, music, movies. Ambition: college. PATRICIA GETZFRID: Commencement Speaker: Fu- ture Nurses Club, Sec. Interests: Rainbow Girls, church activities, knitting. Ambition: Wayne State Univ. - nursing. GRETCHEN GIES: Commencement Comm.: BLAZER: French Club, Sec.: Thespians: Reserve Field Hockey, Co-Capt. Interests: swimming, music. Ambition: Wayne State Univ. - pediatrics. HELANIE GIST: Snow Trip Comm. Interests: tennis, X dancing, fashions. Ambition: British American Hospital, 1 ' Mexico City - nursing. THOMAS GISTINGER. snow Trip Comm.: Reserve Football: 10th Grade Track. Interests: hunting, fishing, football. Ambition: MSU - business administration. SHARON GOODWIN: Printing and Publicity Comm.: Vigilanti. Interests: music, people, fashions. Ambition: if- social work. JOHN GOTBERG: Interests: horseback riding, music. Ambition: Ferris Institute - business administration. MARY JANE GRANTHAM: Class Day Comm.: Future L, Nurses Club. Interests: swimming, horseback riding, I archery. Ambition: teaching. BRIAN GRAY: 291, vaee-Pres., Class Day comm. Interests: sports, physical culture. Ambition: law. SANDRA GRISHAM: Commencement Comm., Chair.: OUTPOST, Ed.-in-Chief: BLAZER, Club Ed.: Student Council: NHS: Quill and Scroll: Future Teachers Club, Pres.: Current Affairs Club, Pres.: Science Club. Inter- J ests: horseback riding, reading, music. Ambition: U. 1 of M. - secondary mathematics. --- K, ' . EDITH GROVE: 201, Treas.: Social Comm.: Hall ' Guide Council, Pres.: Aeolian: Band. Interests: church ,Ax activities, music, sports. Ambition: secretarial work. 11 Class Day Committee ids ,ui Row l: Judy Scroggins, Elsie von Wimmersperg, Chair.: Marlene Mumow. Row 2: Chris Betwee, Judy Bulloch, Jane Grantham. Row 3: Barney Schoenfeld, Bill O'Neill, Brian Gray. Color, Flower, Motto Committee Row l: Pat Dewey, Brenda Telfer, Chair.: John Allen. Row 2: Sandy Rogers, Julie Stockwell, Jean Armstrong. Row 3: Wayne Hurdell, Carl Lundquist, Alan Pearl. Commencement Committee Row lx Gordon Butler, Sandy Grisham, Chair.: Sandy Perman. Row 2: Pat Williams, Eileen Murray, Gretch- en Gies, Ginny Bunce. Row 3: Dick Lloyd, Dave Reiss, Jim Hatch. SENIOR CLASS Dress Committee Row 1: Tony Gucciardo, Bob Davies, Chair. Row 2: John Weber, Sandy Conatser, Bob Cutshall. ROW 3: Pat Johnston, Mike Makinen, Janet Switzer. Election Commission Row 1: Kathy Kempainen, Kathy DeVergilio, Chair.: Judy Beardslee. Row 2: Gerry Dickerson, Jeanne Tomlinson. ROW 3: Pete Gallagher, Jim Dudley, Don Cameron. Luncheon Committee Row 'l: Walter Ewald, Gene Henssler, Choir. Row 2: Joyce Beltowski, Brenda Anderson, Dorothy Klei. Row 3: Richard Winneur, Ed LeMay, Bill Stubbings. COMMITTEES Row l: Bob Hubbard, Forrest Warthman, Chair., Gerry Price. Row 2: Judy MacDonald, JoAn Petersen, Loretta Carrier, Sharon Goodwin. Prom Committee Row 'lz Sandy Juergens, Dave Cannava, Chair., Karen Dahlen, Larry Snapp. Row 2: Bill Dougall, Gail White, Tim McDermott. Row 3: Dick Crane, Sharon Martoi, Patt Spaller. Senior Play Committee :...qll ' Row 1: Don Overly, Ralph Ohlers, Chair.: Roy Rhaesa. Row 2: Millie Anderson, Sue Frankenfield. Snow Trip Committee Row Row Row Row 4.5. Lori Aube, Mike Leahy, Chair.: Helanie Gist. Gertrude Paul, Lance Oberg, Donna Osborn. Tom Gistinger, Nancy Jo Waters, Jim Buck. Tony Gucciardo, Dale Seavoy, Geno Genoft. Social Committee Row l: Judy Machin, Kitty Barnhart, Chain: Jeanne Tom- linson. Row 2: Sue Beqmer, Edee Grove, Sharon Propp. Row 3: Norm Cay, Dick Papp, Bill Kettenbeil. Ways and Means Committee Row l: Nancy Miller, Tom Gaskill, Chair.: Cheryl Perkins. Row 2: James Maxey, Bill Eichhorn. Row 3: Don Clark, Mitch Solomon. ANTONIO GUCCIARDO: Dress Comm.: Varsity Base- ball: Reserve Football. Interests: sports, electronics, , ,. 2 , modern radar. Ambition: college - electrical engi- Q- neering. Sf, 1 GERALD HABELMANN. 291, sec., sportsmanship . : ' Axlhyf Council, Sgt.-at-Arms: Key Club: Future Retailers: 9 Band. Interests: swimming, music. Ambition: Wayne Q State Univ. - business administration. JAMES HATCH: Commencement Comm. Interests: iazz, tennis, traveling. Ambition: college - geology. EVELYN HAWKINS: Interests: dancing, piano, swim- 2 ming. Ambition: secretarial work. ELAINE HAYWARD: 201, Sgt.-at-Arms. Interests: '74 swimming, dancing, church activities. Ambition: Albion College - elementary education. GENE HENSSLER: Luncheon Comm., Chair. Interests: hockey, dancing, social organizations. Ambition: if Wayne State Univ. - physics. WAYNE HERDELL: Interests: sports, hunting, fishing. Ambition: U.S. Air Force - electrical engineering. ,A SARALEE HETLER: Future Nurses Club, Pres. Interests: swimming, dancing, sewing. Ambition: Alma College. HANNAH HOLIDAY: Ways and Means Comm.: ' .l A French Club. Interests: skating, swimming, knitting. I I Ambition: Western Michigan Univ. - ,5 MURIEL HORGAN: Bowling League, Treas.: GLC, Pres.: GAC: Varsity Field Hockey, Co-Capt.: Varsity Basketball: Varsity Swimming. Interests: flying, swim- ming, horses. Ambition: McConnell Airline School - airline hostess. 3 :sb JUDITH HORNER: Debonaire. Interests: writing, pro- I gressive music, homemaking. Ambition: advertising. ROBERT HUBBARD: Color, Flower, Motto Comm.: Red Hi-Y, Sec. Interests: church activities, biology. Ambition: Albion College - forestry. KENNETH HULL: Interests: hockey, football, drafting. Ambition: drafting. PATRICIA JOHNSTON: Dress Comm.: Modern Heirs: . Vigilanti. Interests: ice skatin , swimmin , travelin . if 6 Ambition: U. of M. - dentalghygiene. 9 9 SANDRA JUERGENS: 201, Pres.: Prom Comm.: Mod- ern Heirs: Tennis Team. Interests: water sports, tennis, A vy sv? friends. Ambition: Central Michigan College - social work. ERNESTINE KANTAR: Spanish Club. Interests: danc- ing, piano, fashion. Ambition: Oberlin College - music. KATHLEEN KEMPAINEN: Election Comm.: Senior Play Costume Comm.: Modern Heirs, Pres. Interests: 5, swimming, reading, traveling. Ambition: Highland Y' gil? Park J. C. - secretarial work. ' I wiLuAM KETTENBEIL. social Comm. interests. Sports, . .: music, cars. Ambition: MSU - dentistry. I4 We .L XX- X X135 . fvf A 'F' 5' i'hA.' ,Q . 1,- I X 1 K N 3 X 'Sl X hifi? 4. x s Cv No xi, rar- td' 1:1 145' X Wwx Mah Q . r.- CAROL KINNEMAN: Interests: roller skating, dancing, swimming. Ambition: Virginia Farrell Beauty School - Cosmetology. DOROTHY KLEI: Luncheon Comm., Tennis Team. In- terests: sports, dancing, sewing. Ambition: Cosmetology. BRENDA KRUT: Sox Club, Current Attairs Club. In- terests: history, sports. Ambition: Wayne State Univ. - teaching. RUTH LANGDON: Interests: swimming, sewing. Ambi- tion: bookkeeping. JOHN LaPIERRE: Interests: hockey, football, baseball. Ambition: mechanical engineering. J. MICHAEL LEAHY: 288, Pres., Snow Trip Comm., Chair., Commencement Speaker, Senior Play, Senior Play Publicity Comm. Interests: dancing, sports. Ambi- tion: Kent State College - iournalism. EDWARD LEMAY: Luncheon Comm. Interests: tennis, swimming. Ambition: MSU - political science. JEANETTE LIM: Senior Class, Sec., 385, Pres., BLAZER, OUTPOST, Sports Ed., DHSSC, Corres. Sec., Student Council, Pres., Sportsmanship Council, Quill and Scroll, Sec.-Treas., Aeolian, Vice-Pres., Cheer- leader, Co-Capt. Interests: spectator sports, journalism. Ambition: U. of M. RICHARD LLOYD: Commencement Speaker, Alt., Commencement Comm., NHS, Husky Hi-Y, Sec., R- Club, Varsity Swimming. Interests: sports, music. Am- bition: U. ot M. - nuclear physics. MARY ANN LOTTS: Girls' Glee, Kornhuskers. Inter- ests: teaching, skating, records. Ambition: Valparaiso Univ. - medical technology. CARL LUNDQUIST: Bowling League, Pres., Varsity Golf. Interests: hockey, golf, drawing. Ambition: col- lege - architectural engineering. INA LYNCH: Senior Class, Treas., 385, Vice-Pres., BLAZER, OUTPOST, Promotion Mgr., IMSSC, Rec. Sec., Student Council, Sportsmanship Council, NHS, Quill and Scroll, Vigilanti, Pres., Choir, Adv. Girls' Glee, Girls' Ensemble, Cheerleader, Co-Capt. Interests: singing, sports. Ambition: U. of M. - science. JUDITH MQCDONALD: 385, Sgt.-at-Arms, Dress Comm., Modern Heirs. Interests: art, reading, church , activities. Ambition: Wayne State Univ. - secondary English. JUDITH MACHIN: Social Comm., Future Retailerg Current Affairs. Interests: painting, horseback riding, reading. Ambition: Wayne State Univ. - elementary education. MICHAEL MAKINEN: 288, Vice-Pres., Dress Comm., X3 Math Club. Interests: hunting, music, spors. Am- bition: MSU - mechanical engineering. SHARON MARTOI: 385, Sec., Prom Comm., Senior Play, Dance Council, Parents' Club Representative, Debonaire, Vice-Pres., Modern Heirs, Treas., Varsity Swimming Team. Interests: music, church activities, water sports. Ambition: Capital Univ. - social work. JAMES MAXEY: Ways and Means Comm., Fresh-nan Football, Swimming Team. Interests: swimming, toot- ball. Ambition: Austin Peaphy State College. TIMOTHY McDERMOTT: 288, Sgt.-at-Arms, Prom Comm. Interests: swimming, dancing. Ambition: MSU - engineering. I S pvc, :X f I , 9 , '-V5 - -. . , ati' O QI ws' QF?- R ., tl . .Qs '!- 4 T ww 4' :If If sf ,sir I1 ,l 1 ff THOMAS McKINNELL: Interests: horses, sports. Am- bition: U.S. Armed Forces. PATRICIA MEADE: Interests: art, reading, dancing. Ambition: marriage. ARTHUR MEADOWS: Interests: cars, boats, machin- ery. Ambition: Lawrence Tech. DENNIS MILLER: Interests: cars, water skiing, swim- ming. Ambition: U.S. Armed Forces. NANCY MILLER: Senior Band. Interests: music, read- ing, art. Ambition: secretarial work. LINDA MOTT: Interests: swimming, dancing, horse- back riding. Ambition: modeling. MARLENE MUMAW: 385, Treas.: Class Day Comm.: BLAZER: Thespians, Sec.: Cheerleader. Interests: water .F ' ,R sports, music, people. Ambition: college - psychology. EILEEN MURRAY: Commencement Comm.: Hall Guide Council. Interests: swimming, art, dress designing. Am- bition: business school - secretarial work. MICHAEL NAUYOKS: Interests: hunting, boating. Ambition: mechanical drafting. MARION NOOMIE: Modern Heirs: Choir: Adv. Girls' Glee. Interests: music, singing, dancing. Ambition: marriage. GARY NORBACK: Interests: water skiing, swimming, flying. Ambition: U.S. Air Force. LEROY OAKES: Election Comm. Interests: hockey, baseball, swimming. Ambition: printing. LANCE OBERG: 288, Treas.: Snow Trip Comm. In- terests: cars, people. Ambition: Lawrence Tech. RALPH OHLERS: Senior Play Comm., Chair.: BLAZER, Bus. Mgr.: Student Council, Treas.: Sportsmanship Council, Sgt.-at-Arms: Quill and Scroll: Hall Guide Council, Vice-Pres.: Red Hi-Y, Pres. Interests: sports. Ambition: U.S. Air Force Academy. ELIZABETH OLSON: Interests: dancing, music, swim- ming. Ambition: modeling. WILLIAM O'NElLL, JR.: Class Day Comm. Interests: cars, boating, swimming. Ambition: college - engi- neering. EUGENE OPRISIU: Varsity Golf: Bowling League: R- Club. Interests: golf, football, hockey. Ambition: pro- fessional golfing. DONNA OSBORN: 385, Hist.: Snow Trip Comm.: Debonaire, Treas.: Future Retailers. Interests: fashion, people. Ambition: secretarial work. I6 ig' 'ff' AU'- Y WJ' .,,ffffW ' 0 r-vs R A ind? . .sv 711: .ff Y - 'll' A .gk 6, 42.-f , 5? X! -Sli GST ' s .. . X. J K Q AY DON OVERLY: 288, Sec.: Senior Play Comm.: Sports- manship Council: Varsity Football: Red Hi-Y, Treas.: Pep Club. Interests: church activities, hi-fi, mechanics. Ambition: Wayne State Univ.-mechanical engineering. RICHARD PAPP: 285, Pres.: Social Comm. Interests: sports, cars, records. Ambition: Miami Univ. - busi- ness administration. GERTRUDE PAUL: Snow Trip Comm. Interests: sports cars, motorcycles, music. Ambition: psychology. MARTIN PAULSON: Election Comm. Interests: arch- ery, hunting, fishing. Ambition: college. ALAN PEARL: Color, Flower, Motto Comm.: Rocker Club. Interests: sports, jazz, current events. Ambition: college - law. MICHAEL PENROD: Interests: flying, cars, traveling. Ambition: travel agent. CHERYL PERKINS: 385, Sgt.-at-Arms: Ways and Means Comm.: Band: Orchestra. Interests: church activities, swimming, hiking. Ambition: college. SANDRA PERMAN: 385, Vice-Pres.: Commencement Comm. Interests: horseback riding, roller skating, piano. Ambition: secretarial work. JoAn PETERSEN: 385, Pres.: Senior Play Make-up Comm.: Printing and Publicity Comm.: BLAZER, Fac. Ed.: Quill and Scroll. Interests: painting, water sports, writing. Ambition: Albion College. DONNA PETERSON: Luncheon Comm. Interests: dancing, skating, sports. Ambition: cosmetology. THEODORE PIANKO: Interests: sports, cars. Ambi- tion: college - medicine. NANCY POPINEAU: Interests: athletics, church activ- ities. Ambition: missionary work. GERALD PRICE: Husky Hi-Y: R-Club: Swimming Team, Co-Capt.: Science Club. Interests: boating, water skiing, swimming. Ambition: U. of M. - engineering. SHARON PROPP: Secretarial Practice. Interests: trav- eling, people, cooking. Ambition: Burroughs IBM School. DAVID REISS: Commencement Comm. Interests: swim- ming, flying. Ambition: electrical engineering. JAMES RENGERT: Co-op Retailing. Interests: farming, fishing, hunting. Ambition: business. ROY RHAESA: Senior Play Comm. Interests: football, hockey, cars. Ambition: college - physics. JEAN RICHARDS: Debonaire: Future Retailers. Inter- ests: people, fashion. Ambition: MSU - merchandising. I7 A 0? K 4' ,. 6 . at A C' -. 3 30235, ii S I 1 .va 3' W' A. 't 6 -'Sf 2 I' fi' Our football team was in high spirits at The Kickoftu after our Hrst game. Here Anne Lindeman, John Gutowsky, Carol Cheyne, Bill Dougall, Jennifer Bement, Ken Mike, Sue Davies, and George Fishell talk it over. SOPHISTICATED Below: Marlene Mumaw helping out during campaign weekj Nancy McClure and Jim Edwards practice for the Christmas Study HGH 385,51 Big Eleven, mistletoe seasonj a candid shot of Larry Snapp, and Sharon Martoi frantically crams for exams. , s 'Y 1 . f 'xx ll rx , rl Y Xi r XY ' , X X! 4 I X , 1 f fi ffl , vi. A '-swan' ff i it X!-xlV,r4L!! 1 jf, ,V l A x l , or L as 'sd QW HI 0 W4 '-1 It doesn't matter who you're for. Everyone goes 'ro a campaign poster party. SENIORS A Below: Dave Canava congratulates Larry Van Tuyl after Senior Elections.: Ginny Bunce dances with Mr. Wump, lOl's mascot, which she helped makej and Mary Thompson and Ken Brown The Kiclcoflf' iusf practice looking Sophisticated, 1 l i s Pete Gallagher and Maureen McNally cut it up at 'FE 7. w Fx . .gf 1. - lf. ,. Vw My X M- 5: 1: ai? 'EYE , jg -xl ,gf pig :: L ref ,gg gg .V pg: if 1-f '- uf V '4'f 29 l 7 X4 F wr' fe' gas . f nf l l 4 l 2 1 5 , N 'Rx .sb .. ,,,, A . Q. A, ganna! I s. -ff 3, I 3 3'-b X' is SANDRA ROGERS: 385, Hist. Interests: bowling, reading, people. Ambition: MSU. ROBERTA ROSE: 385, Sec., NHS, Library Staff. Inter- ests: Junior Achievement, books, traveling. Ambition: Wayne State Univ. - library science education. PATRICIA SALVATI: NHS. Interests: gardening, rais- ing animals, sports. Ambition: farming. BARNEY SCHOENFELD: Class Day Comm. Interests: I sports, hunting, records. Ambition: college - chemical engineering. JUDITH SCROGGINS: Class Day Comm., Swimming Team. Interests: dancing, ice skating, horseback riding. Ambition: modeling. DALE SEAVOY: Snow Trip Comm., Varsity Baseball, Bowling League. Interests: sports. Ambition: profes- sional baseball. DONNA SMITH: Interests: badminton, tennis, horse- back riding. Ambition: Detroit Business Institute - secretarial work. LARRY SNAPP: 285, Sec., Prom Comm., R-Club, Varsity Track, Varsity Football. Interests: hunting, fish- ing, sports. Ambition: college. MITCHELL SOLOMAN: Ways and Means Comm. In- terests: sports, cars, Air Force. Ambition: police work. JUDITH SONNTAG: Dance Council, Vigilanti, Future Nurses, Treas., Field Hockey. Interests: sports, records, traveling. Ambition: U. of D. M medicine. PATRICIA SPALLER: Prom Comm., Dance Council, Thespians, Choir, Adv. Girls' Glee. Interests: singing, sewing. Ambition: Eastern Michigan College-teaching. MARJORIE STEVENS: Election Comm. Interests: music, sewing, ice skating. Ambition: secretarial work. JULIE STOCKWELL: 385, Treas., Color, Flower, Motto Comm., BLAZER, OUTPOST, Senior Play, NHS, Quill and Scroll, Vice-Pres., Student Council, Sportsmanship Council, Aeolian, Choir, Adv. Girls' Glee. Interests: classical music, people, writing. Ambition: U. of M. - iournalism. WILLIAM STUBBINGS: Luncheon Comm. Interests: cars, racing, hockey. Ambition: tool and die work. JOAN SULLIVAN: Interests: swimming, skating, horse- back riding. Ambition: ottice work. JANET SWITZER: Interests: sewing, knitting, dancing. Ambition: office work. BARBARA TELFER: 388, Treas., Ways and Means Comm., BLAZER, Ed.-in-Chief, Student Council, Rec. Sec., Hall Guide Council, Pres., Sportsmanship Coun- cil, NHS, Quill and Scroll, Thespians, Rec. Sec., Golt Team. Interests: sports, traveling, knowledge. Ambition: Wayne State Univ. - teaching. BRENDA TELFER: 388, Sec., Color, Flower, Motto Comm., Chair., BLAZER, Girls' Sports Ed., NHS, Quill and Scroll, Student Council, Rec. Sec., Thespians, Pres. Interests: sports. Ambition: teaching. 20 i4 are A .H UW, ,W ,,, M4 ' -' ,, 1 , f fr ' t ff ,V ff fs' 332, , fG fs -:,, , V , i az. ,IW 422 J l : Ig: , . f lb ? - A i 1 311:-,:-M ig A V! W fr' f 460- f I V 5 if, ,, f f ' ' 1 ,fwf- l if Ib-I l 1 L WQIQ 4Q'? JUDY TELLING: Interests: swimming, fishing. Ambi- tion: registered nursing. PATRICIA TIERNEY: Interests: church activities, sew- ing, music. Ambition: cosmetology. PENNY TINHAM: Interests: spectator sports, swim- ming. Ambition: reception work. JEANNE TOMLINSON: Social Comm.: Election Comm.: Senior Play Make-up Comm.: Aeolian: Current AfTairs: Choir: Adv. Girls' Glee. Interests: swimming, water skiing, photography. Ambition: college - ele- mentary education. JEREMIAH TYRELL: Interests: hunting, bowling, sports. Ambition: tool and die work. GEORGE UPDIKE: Interests: sports. Ambition: business. LAURANCE VAN TUYL, JR.: Senior Class, Pres.: 388, Pres.: BLAZER, Adv. Mgr.: Student Council: NHS: Quill and Scroll: Swimming Team, Co-Capt.: Red Hi-Y: R-Club. Interests: sports, technical knowledge. Ambi- tion: U. of M. - engineering. YVONNE VICHCALES: Band: Orchestra. Interests: swimming, dancing, roller skating. Ambition: dentistry. GORDON WALLS: Swimming Team, Mgr. Interests: swimming, mathematics, science. Ambition: Lawrence Tech. - engineering. DALE WARD: Interests: cars, planes, amateur radio. Ambition: Univ. of Arkansas - agricultural engineer- ing. FORREST WARTHMAN: 388, Sgt.-at-Arms: Printing and Publicity Comm., Chair.: BLAZER, Art Ed.: NHS, Pres.: Quill and Scroll: X3 Math Club: German Club: Science Club: Red Hi-Y, Vice-Pres. Interests: sailing, music, motorcycles. Ambition: U. ot M. - science. NANCY JO WATERS: Interests: drawing, swimming, tennis. Ambition: Institute ot Arts and Crafts. JOHN WEBER: 388, Vice-Pres.: Dress Comm.: Key Club. Interests: sports. Ambition: U. ot M. - mechanical engineering. BERNARD WEINBERG: Interests: boats. Ambition: store managing. GAIL WHITE: Prom Comm.: Pep Club, Vice-Pres.: Vigilanti: Modern Heirs. Interests: people, sports. Am- bition: Hillsdale College - elementary education. PATRICIA WILLIAMS: Commencement Comm.: Thes- pians: Speakers Bureau: Choir: Adv. Girls' Glee. In- terests: music, water skiing, church activities. Ambition: college - elementary education. TIMOTHY WILSON: Interests: cars, bowling, swim- ming. Ambition: U. of D. - engineering. ELSBETH von WIMMERSPERG: 388, Hist.: Commence- ment Speaker: Class Day Comm., Chair.: BLAZER, Copy Ed.: NHS, Sec.-Treas.: Quill and Scroll: Student Council: Sportsmanship Council: Aeolian, Pres.: Ger- man Club, Pres.: X2 Math Club, Sec.: Science Club. Interests: piano, swimming, folk dancing. Ambition: U. of M. 21 'J' 6. 5 Q T? 15-wiv. If . A ' A7 R if 1 Q 'T' 4 i Q. Ji.. ' I RICHARD WINNEUR: Luncheon Comm. Interests: hunting, traveling, swimming. Ambition: engineering. ROBERT WINNEUR: Interests: swimming, football, hockey. Ambition: electrical engineering. ELMER WISLEY, JR.: Interests: baseball, swimming, pn-,N 93 ,vs- dancing. Ambition: electrical ecngineering. JAMES WOOD, JR.: Interests: flying, art. Ambition: aviation. JOHN F. ZURCHER: Interests: swimming, football, 5 it baseball. Ambition: General Motors - mechanics. CAMERASHY: William Ballantyne Allen Olsen SUMMERSCHOOL Nick Christoloveon, President Patricia Knighton, Secretary Robert Akerly Robert Burgess William Collins Carol Gabler George Harb Gerald Mensing Helen Priebe Judy St. John Kenneth Storm Gary Wales Gerda Becker Donald Case Gerald Eby Paul Gerard Carl Kaartonen Carol Anne Mott Robert Rose Walter Schoenbach John Swails Leotta Weinberg S Q T' A all ,sW' if l I X Q John Thorington, Vice-President Geraldine Tobin, Treasurer Vernon Brannon Gordon Cavendish Richard Evans Lawrence Green Patricia Kindlle Myron Pangman Ann Saarela Catherine Sciberras Samuel Thompson George Wilhelm Jon Broome James Collier Michael Fogle Frederick Gustafson Michael Medwed Clara Pobursky Elaine Sacker John Sobieski Ronald Torzynski Georgette Young Veterans'Diplomas Evening SchQolDiplomas William Brotherton Richard Schwentor Roger Berry Thomas Brown Louis Szlauer Frederick Garnham Gerald Cassel Ovian Von Behren Thelma Pearson Thomqg Forman Hariette Roberts 22 M COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS QQ ELSBETH VON WIMMERSPERG Stage 3 - ULTIMATE KNOWLEDGE Knowledge is the ultimate accomplishment. The desire for knowledge will keep us going on forever in the direction which our imagination has aimed us. RICHARD LLOYD Stage 2 - CREATIVE IMAGINATION We use our imagination to put our efforts into the proper paths for the future journey. PATRICIA GETZFRID Stage I - VISION To get started, or oft the ground, takes a lot of effort, and this is the hardest iob. 23 f nl M MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM :W-Tb J 543' 'QT1 ifalizh, iiansoqfis bv' n '7' If J-3 Q , . gp S' 331.43 Ire-.,,' Q! ROW l: Lynn Korkala, Kathy Doub, Sue Ghent, Bob Ide, Jim Edwards, Pall Laird, Sue Coggan, Mr. White, sponsor. ROW 2: Lynne Jillson, Gregg Page, Don Tippery, Wayne Large, Ellen Piercey, Warren Opel. ROW 3: Robert Wise, Alan Slraifh, Paul Klomp, Jim Holland, John Campbell, Jim Nefte, Neil Bierbower. Missing: Judy Hornung, Joann Jalving, Cynfhia Palk. SENIOR PLAY f News Ll ,' ,f Q , X -1 ,. 11, E311 is ffi5fX IDT When Mr. White announced that this year's senior play would be Midsummer Night's Dream , many were dubious that it would go over and that it would be done well. Perhaps due to the publicity, which was exceptional this year, there was a near sellout each night. The audience enioyecl the play immensely and applauded, and applauded, and applauded. Puck fplayed by Jim Edwardsj, the little elf, received nothing but praise. His leaps and turns and iumps added sparkle to the play. The audience wondered if Hermia fplayed by Patt Lairdj would ever come out alive with all her tumbles. Helena fplayed by Lynne Jillson and Ellen Piercy alter- natelyj completely confused Demetrius fplayed by Jim Nettej and Lysander fplayed by Gregg Pagei. Bottom Cplayed by Neil Bierbowerj kept the audience laughing with each line. The play was the result of the combined efforts of three departments. Mr. White directed the whole production. Mrs. Stevens and Mr. Fenby directed the dancing and music re- spectively. One could not help but be proud while watching the play. The whole cast did an excellent job. Congratulations to the June, 1958 Graduating Class for a wonderful senior play. nv' , i I I f ,f POLITICAL RALLY SPEAKERS X li is Political Rally speakers deliver a campaign speech each .c. semester supporting their chosen candidate running for 3 5 Q. J J senior office. This year Tom Gaskill spoke on behalf of Larry Van Tuyl, senior president candidate, Mike Leahy for Dave Cannava, senior president candidate, Gene 2 Henssler for Bob Buchanan, vice-pres. candidate, Elsie von Wimmersperg for Forrest Warthman, vice-pres. candi- date, Sharon Martoi for Jeanette Lim, unopposed secretary candidate, Judy MacDonald for Ina Lynch, treasurer candi- date, and Julie Stockwell for Brenda Telfer, treasurer candidate. I if-a i Row is Mike Leahy, Elsie von Wimmersperg, Gene Henssler, Julie Stockwell. Row 2: Tom Gaskill, Judy MacDonald. Missing: Sharon CLASS DAY SPEAKERS Every semester the 12A class relinquishes the leadership of the school to the 12B class on Class Day. The 12A class represented by Larry Van Tuyl presented the gavel to Beverly Hroch, outstanding 12B student. Speaking at Class Day were Millie Anderson, who gave the class history, Bill Eichhorn, who gave the farewell to Redford from the January T958 class, and the master of ceremonies, Tom Gaskill. LuNcHEoN SPEAKERS J K om The Senior Luncheon was our last get together after gradu- ation. It climaxed our four years at Redford High School. Tom Gaskill opened the luncheon saying grace. After the lunch Judy MacDonald and Ralph Ohlers gave the class will, Gail White and Pete Gallagher gave the class prophecy, Tony Gucciardo and Patt Spaller gave the toast to the girls and boys, respectively, and Kitty Barnhart closed with a farewell to the class. Qi Row T: Dave Cannava, Patt Spaller, Kitty Barnhart, Pete Gallagher, Row 2: Ralph Ohlers, Judy MacDonald, Tony Gucciardo, Tom Gaskill. Missing: Gail White. 26 v X FACULTY 'X Q qsc sp 9 Dear Seniors. Suddenly it's graduation time and high school days draw to a close. Only yesterday you were freshies - young innocents just out of elementary grades - wondering what high school might hold for you. Now you know! I hope as you look back over the past four years that you find little to regret and much for which to be thankful. I hope the lessons you learned here will benefit you greatly in your future life whether you aspire to further education or move immediately into the world of work. The high school age is one of rapid growth. During your years at Redford you matured physically, mentally, emotionally, and socially. You arrived a child, you depart an adult and from here on you must expect to be treated as an adult - as one completely responsible for his own actions. You live in an age that challenges humanity. Great changes are taking place. Frontiers of human knowledge and achievement are being rolled back at an astounding pace. Such accelerated development poses many problems. The future of the human race - and of our nation - depends upon our being in the vanguard of this race for new knowledge and on our ability to cope successfully with the staggering problems raised. Before long your generation must face this challenge. I have faith in your ability to discharge this obligation with honor. Now you must leave us. Redford has enjoyed your stay and will miss you. l'm sure you will never forget Redford. Keep this copy of the BLAZER - it will bring back many happy memories. Return and visit us whenever you can. You will always be welcome. Sincerely yours, CHARLES J. WOLFE, Principal 28 ,dw Mr. Fred D. Leonhard, Assistant Principal COUNSELORS GIRLS' Miss Marian Devine Miss Ellen Egan COUNSELORS fL.' Y if F ' ' .bf V r . Q rgf Q P Mrs. Edna Smith .v 4 pair-vs is .21 my COUNSELOR KT to ZJ BOYS' COUNSELORS Miss Frieda Harsch W 'a M A Q' Mr. Clarence Blanchard ,: S, ' me f F A Mr. Leonard Walle X . 'N Mr. Wellington Ward 3 Off' Mr. Laurence Chickering X A Mr. Leo Grimes 29 QQ- Mrs. Florence Jacque, Assistant Principal 1-+T .M 8 .4 E T V' x l ,rT William Bedell Department Head Willis Brooks Mildred Brueser Helen Coutts Mary Dilwarth Lena Doll Robert Foster Arthur Greene Arthur Gringle Myron Horowitz Marion Hughes John Irwin Joseph Johns Margaret Kingsbury Reinhold Kitzmann Bertha Krogh Mildred Lipe Paul Lovchuk Margaret Maher Mary Lee McCreighf Marion Miller Cyretta Morford Theresa Pobutsky Elsie Ridenour Cortlandt Sayres Audrey Sefton Pauline Stellberger Phyllis Sutliff Jacob Thumin Eleanor Wardwell Clifford White Richard Whitman ENGLISH DEPARTMENT XJ . ' 'S' T ft - A wt. Ts Q X or I I 9 ef f D I X i--X T if M' i is .f S ' I A A -X NJ A T fs Wav M QM I V' . Rm- X X ,, I x W gp 5 G T - 4 my e 3 31 sig,-1 ff I, Qi ' 'fx f I' 333' . . vs T Aw T I' W- ' Lea I . '11 wt l f - f 3 in vt' 12 191 470 ' 1 .' 5 gl U? I x I l P X me ,. Tm wr-. af f Y I' f f 1, T, T, 'nv is 9 is 3- T if-' 30 1 ,lf A W, txflf LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Y 4 BMS. e P Frances Early Edith Gillespie I I I I X Clara Jean Leith Florellc' MCKGY Margaret Menard ffoepcrlmenl Heed Guy Morel V Elmer Polzin Mildred Sharkey Agnes Syron Helen Tack 'rx K Elizabeth Agren A . Mary Ball John Boyill Evangeline Kuni Gilbert Ceasar Depclflmenl Head Edwin Corner Donald Finkbiner Erwin Hogle Richard Inch Victor Knowles Golda Morford Mary Lou Murray Evelyn Noveck Anne Parks Pamela Perior Myles Platt Viola Robinson Earl Rogers Frank Scott Willard Strickland Manuel Wolner MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT 1 4 , if Q l fl , Elmore Hansen Department Head l l 'ff' f , u Q' , X A . ' P l is R .L L- ,Y 6. 'E .1 f lfil l LP 'T If was ,,,,, 1, 'm...f,-f an ff. -dun-g-. if ,f J elif ROW l: Bernard Anderson. ROW 2: Fred Atiyeh, John Church, Larry Cook. ROW 3: Mar- garet Cook, Genevieve Cunningham, Margaret Curtis, John Dunwoodie, Vallie Elvers. ROW 4: Joseph Hackman, Theresa Hadis, Marguerite Hellsten, Sam Kaner, Charles Russell. ROW 5: Mary Sadaway, Mariorie Smith, Mildred Smith, Mary Walton, Esculene Whitlock. 32 2 l ' i i Jewel Atkins Joseph Barnhart Edwin Blcsyk Ernest Deason Mary Fay Oscar Fosmoe Harry Franson Sanford Glovinsky Clarence Juhnke Eleanor Kovach Clarence Porter Harold Teter John Yeoman George Gvozdich Edgar Larimore Betty Soos Mary Stevens Richard Stuckey Bruce Waha Lucille Weaver Joan Woolfenden DJ' Dorothy Tryon Department Head Seymour Brown Department Head 33 X on x.1 ' Mr. Platt finds television is fun and saves wear and tear on his voice. Mr. White, limpy , looks happy de' spite his crutch when opening his mail. unsun- gu yiK7gl :!'aJ:N fxl J ll'T -1-w.,i.. Helpful to both students and faculty, Miss Krogh and Miss Bruesser assist us in the library. Here they receive a book from Mrs. Hughes. OUT OF t 5 i ,sf .,,, Q ,I Mr. Blasyk is expounding his theory on the earth satellite which he is planning to launch soon from his physics lab. lt's always a treat for the faculty when they are invited to a tea given in their honor by the Vigilanti Club. 34 'RSF Miss Mildred Smith, Miss Thompson, Miss Bruesser, Miss Egan, and Mrs. Harris chat while eating. THIS WORLD What comes to our mind when we hear the word teacher? Well, that grim bespectacled figure with ruler in hand that typified a teacher so often in the past has changed. Listen to the type of person we find a teacher to be. Help is the word that explains the most in the composition of a teacher. He helps us in our schoolwork and in solving our problems, even as to whom to date. He encourages our ideas and activities, perhaps sug- gesting mild revisions to keep them in good taste. The one who is always the most fun when participating in outside activities is our teacher. To sum it all up, he's a swell guy. We value his friendship and respect him as we do our parents. Redford's math teachers take their turn holding a meeting of D.E.A. Eyeing the assortment of food are: Mr. Hansen, Miss Walton, Mrs. Cook, Mr. Mroch, Mr. Russell, Miss Margaret Smith, Miss Mildred Smith, Elsie von Wimmersperg, and Mr. Jackson. 3 5 Handling scholarships this semester is Miss Perior. She spends many hours in oftice C guiding and answering questions. Here she helps Laura Spurrier. XX Mr. Leonhard demonstrates the hazards of the teacher's elevator. lt's . . . ooof! fx J., jiri? Z ' v S 3 .' 1 C' J . ,AW if an BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT lxlipr , A f Arthur Hornkohl Department Head Jane Adams Matthew Asta Leo Berg Irene Clark my . .xm I or ' Q Margaret Heinz Harry Hubel Betty Potter Irene Record 'fb ,I 'Si q:,, Q Q.-t I s Roberta Thompson T Annabelle Wilson 5 . in-riffs X lx' KIT f, ,IA A, 14 fp 5 ' 1 .ix J 'D 1 SMX l t if A A -P '54, x 2 I x vp I , A me Y I 'fr .f'1Cw,-ax 1 it 56 i Q, 41, ,. ga, 1. l' Nw ,X f ml!! V y ui' 4- 'f -5 , f X, 1 rr., A ix I fy of fm K gg-5 Nelda Baker in Irene Baranski ' if '6 Bk' Anthony Franek Robert Goxem Natalie Malloy Ethel Osterling Nina Stebbins Richard Stocker FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT - X 9 , GQ W n 'W JN We 1 Q1 'ln' H' if VOCATICNAL DEPARTMENT ..v ,yur Lv 1 6 ' . v 5- i .1-f av- C39 4 f, Q F'1,f airs ag f I x I e We Q , X V+ 1 37 f I I A 1 0 ' Harold Arnoldl Anthony Callahan Eugene Fenby Elvira Hogle Edythe Jones Irene Parker Loretta Petrosky William Tokar - Ge 3-1' Howard Love Department Head AA 'f Amy Williams Frances Denton Letitia Fogoros Thomas King Leonard Larson Maxine Ousley Dorothy Richards Otis Saeter George Sikanen Frank Smith Mildred Walls Elvira West Edwa rd Zych Q., Roy Department Head OFFICE STAFF Seated: Mrs. Dorothy Wylo. Front Row: Mrs. Alice Noechel, Mrs. Eleanore Jablonski, Mrs. Ruth Hail. Back Row: Mrs. Ruth Harris, Mrs. Betty Parks, Miss Janet Watson, Mrs. Reata Hacker. MAINTENANCE STAFF it Q vs S ? F ,. rs 3? wi 3 2 . Q Front Row: Hazel Doering, Edith Whitlow, Theodosia Densley, Lillian Jackson, Cleo Evans, Claudine Davis. Back Row: Sam Howel, Henry Lenoir, Marcella Ellis, Armanda Marie Stachowski. Dadswell, Lillian Dempsey, LUNCHROOM STAFF rw 4 SKA' . , t ' twat Front Row: Theresa Juszczak, Martha Harrison, Kathryn lsler, Elsie Uplegger, othy Hudsc 1, Cecelia Cook, Margaret Meixnner. Back Row: William Gunn, Lillian Aittc. 'na, Catherine Randall, Lydia Granning, Katherine Conrad, Agnes Curry, Charlotte Zumwalt. 38 Lois McLeod, Bessie Benedict, Dor- Alice Hallman, Catherine Bigelow, Houston, Hazel Doherty, Catherine ACTIVITIES ' nj It 1 X if it X X V! if X, ,K VA f- Ix Ku 1' xxx: 93 MIN I I TH ESPIANS' proiects include weekly visits to Redford Receiving Hospital to help with the patients, the support of a Korean orphan by gifts and letters, and the checking of midsemesters and finals for teachers. Pres: Brenda Telfer Vice-Pres: Judy Hornung Treas: Mary Thompson Corres. Sec: Karen Dahlen Rec. Sec: Marlene Mumaw Sgt, at Arms: Lucy Whitworth Historian: Sharon Dow Dance Council Rep: Kathy Doub Sponsor: Miss Donna Dilworth .Af i l Y ROW l: Miss Donna Dilworth, Sharon Dow, Karen Dahlen, Judy Hornung, Brenda Telfer, Mary Thompson, Marlene Mumaw, Lucy Whitworth, Kathy Doub. ROW 2: Pat Williams, Dawn Stevens, Molly Beamer, Marian Keppel, Marilyn Anderson, Nancy Archbold, Maureen McNally, Sue Coggan, Sue O'Hara, Joan Hotchkiss. ROW 3: Mary Fromhart, Amy Forsman, Karen Cordes, Laurie Gossett, Linda Doyle, Sue Blakeney, Gretchen Gies, Susan Durkee, Sue Beamer. ROW 4: Janie Phillips, Sue Lenox, Peggy Agren, Lynne Lambertson, Mary Brecht, Millie Anderson, Barb Telfer, Lynne Jillson, Betsy Lee, Sue Sheppard, Judy Bullach. ROW 5: Diana Kompienski, Ann Leaven- good, Jean Soderman, Jerry Walker, Chris Miel, Jane Comer, Lynn Koepfgen, Ellen Piercey, Dale Kalbfleisch, Lee Ann Hendry, Kathi Dettman, Ginny Bernd. AEOLIAN' endeavors include a Thanksgiving basket to a needy family, tray favors for a hospital at Halloween and Thanks- giving, and a semi-annual tea for the American Field Service teens in Detroit. Pres: Judy Bowen Vice-Pres: Meredith Dixon Rec. Sec: Peggy Cole Corres. Sec: Sharon Hicks Treas: Diane Goodman Pledgemistress: Carol Ann Cerne Hist: Mara Bruveris Sponsor: Miss Roberta Thompson ROW l: Mara Bruveris, Carol Ann Cerne, Meredith Dixon, Judy Bowen, Peggy Cole, Sharon Hicks, Miss Roberta Thompson. ROW 2: Edith Grove, Pat Janis, Kgren Engwall, Pat Mason, Ann Stephan, Arlene Vanclervort, Cynthia Bremer, Carole Haskins, Sonia Soorus. ROW 3: Jeanne Tomlinson, Joette Ross, Connie Kitzmiller, Judy Casemore, Barbara Griffith, Carol Balogh, Mary Logan, Carolyn Wreford, ROW 4: Elsie von Wimmersperg, Margaret Elder, Mary Myers, Barbara Gaylord, Chris Brizard, Lynne Fraser, Pat Morgan, Diane Ericson, Gerry Sanom. ROW 5: Sue Minkes, Chris Irwin, Janet Young, Gail Sokup, Marilyn Pyles, Gail Maki, Julie Stockwell, June Anderson. 40 VIGILANTI members give a tea each semester for the Redford faculty. They had a book drive December 9-13 to gather books suit able to give to an orphanage. Each year the members trim a Christmas tree which decorates the lunch room. Pres: lna Lynch Vice-Pres: Kathy De Vergilio IX1 Treas: Nancy Kennedy Sec: Barbara Bishop Sgt. at Arms: Sharon Tyson 4 Dance Council Rep: Nancy McClure Sponsor: Miss Frances K. Early ROW 'l: Betty Dye, Miss Early, Barbara Bishop, lna Lynch, Nancy Kennedy, Nancy McClure, Carol Sullivan. ROW 2: Garnett Rochon, Karen Green, Carol Cheyne, Winnie Bailey, Pam Rea, Judie Goss, Norene Flones, Karen Bliss, Barb Goss. ROW 3: Mary Lee Kottyan, Pat Redman, Jeannine Snyder, Nancy Smith, Gayle McAleer, Lynn, Korkala, Carol Lakin, Janet Weyl, Sue Gasnier. ROW 4: Evva Smith, Barbara Gibson, Joan Hatch, Sue Hanson, Gail Graor, Nancy Briegel, Johanna Reiher, Kay Snoddy, Pat Lloyd, Marilynn Welfare, Sharon Goodwin. ROW 5: .lan Smith, Joyce Classen, Carol Collett, Judy Bancroft, Ginny Lamet, Judy Pickard, Phyllis Schaupner, Marilyn Johnson, Joan McBurney, Marilyn Komray, Bev Taylor. FRENCH CLUB has a sheet drive to obtain sheets for cancer pads which are donated to the Red Cross, and they print a French newspaper. Pres: Susan Durkee Vice-Pres: Sue Beamer Treas: Sue Frankenfield Rec. Sec: Gretchen Gies Sgt. at Arms: Sharon Dow 5 x Sponsor: Mrs. Helen Tack 6 ROW T: Sue Frankenfield, Sue Beamer, Susan Durkee, Gretchen Gies, Sharon Dow. ROW 2: Connie Kitzmiller, Kathy Doub, Kay Snoddy, Gayle McAleer, Gennie Fischer, Donna Wolfe, Andrea Cristelli. ROW 3: Cathie McBeth, Hannah Holiday, Judy Eggan, Bette Johnson, Lynn Anderson, Kathy Cameron, Louise Hindley, Kathy Engle, Nancy Briegel, Judy Wood. ROW 4: Marguerite Cusac, Brenda Bencks, Helen Thorington, Judy Whelan, Ginny Lamet, Nancy Deming, Phyllis Schaupner, Muriel Smith, Valerie Curtis.- I 4 l HUSKY HI-Y members sanded the boards in the drafting room and bought some equipment forthe bookstore. Pres: Louis Williams Vice-Pres: Larry Jensen Sec: Bruce Tracey Treas: Dwight Rogers Sgt. at Arms: Gordon Butler Pledgemaster: Allan Gies ROW l: Allan Gies, Bruce Tracey, Louis Williams, Larry Jensen, Gordon 'Butler, Dwight Rogers ROW 2: Bob Angevine, William Shelton, Gerry Price, Dick Lloyd, Don Jefferson. RED HI-Y 'fl Q 3 Vi Q -I D' Q 3 T' U1 49. S. 3 no U1 CD 'T 5. O CD -O-1 o 7 -9' J' cn ll! O 3' o 2 Q 3 o. U7 CD 3 o. V1 Q U' Q 01 Z' cn -F o 'Qi 'YI o o o. -0' o W Q 3 CD CD ci. N4 'Fu Q 5. s? Q .. -4 D' Q 3 T Vi 19. E. 3 no Q 3 o. Christmas. They also work in connection with the World Service of the Hi-Y's. C Ad f ,D '84, '32, -A . , , . tweak .. sllhinviil N frm .wx wfw it I 3 figs ROW l: James Rowe, John Campbell, Don Kleckner, Mike Maus, Tom Gaskill, Mr. Clifford White. ROW 2: Tim Baldwin, Dave Moyer, Dick Condon, John Gray, Bill Hay, Bill Zienert, Bill Stewart, Tom Stewart. ROW 3: Ray Olson, John Stanton, Robert Westphal, Chuck Weaver, John Sweet, Butch Howie, Mike Dean, Jay Smith, Bill Ossa. ROW 4: Bob Lane, Dennis Kellar, Ken Bartley, Jerry Bloomer, Gordy Lawton, Jim Holland, Martin Berlin, Steve Koughan, Don Overly, ROW 5: Paul Voelker, Dean Reuschle, Ralph Ohlers, Pete Henrickson, Bob Sallow, David Noga. 42 Pres: Don Kleckner Vice-Pres: John Campbell Treas: Tom Gaskill Pledgemaster: Mike Maus Chaplain: James Rowe Sponsor: Mr. Clifford White d peanuts at football games and carnations at the senior play. Also, they are planning to build E egg S S 2 . i S i s s ,gf 5 Hi Pres: Chuck Ptaff i ii Vice-Pres: Jim Nette Sec: Kenneth Brown Treas: George Tuttle Sgt. at Arms: Woody Lewis Sponsor: Mr. Richard Stuckey ROW 'l Mr Richard Stuckey Woody Lewis, Kenneth Brown, Charles Pfaft, Jim Nette, George Tuttle Dave Cannava ROW 2 Lance Hauer, Steve Sleder, John Emerson, Lawrence Doolittle, Jerry Habelmann John Wiegand Bob Colyer, Jim Holcraft. boys act as ushers at concerts and other school affairs. Also, they sell plastic covers for The Blazer. The car-smash stunt at the Redford Cody football game was a proiect ot this club, part of the proceeds going to Care, in . lmfll Y 47 -L...1 3 ROW l: Mr, Jack Inch, Frank Weaver, Bob Mueller, Tom Morrow, Dave Foster, Paul Klomp Dave Sundberg. ROW 2: Philip Laing, Jack McAlonan, Donald Fee, Tom Kelly, Henry Hoffman Bill Ledforcl, Jack Reid. ROW 3: Joe Manseau, Chuck Gordon, Richard Ellswood, John Wertman Bill Reiher, Bob Utterback, Warren Devine, Rick Swanson. ROW 4: William Hendry, Dave Wright, Richard Baxter, David Baldwin, Ken Maxwell, Dennis Corcoran, John Shiller, David Poole, Ken Strobel. 43 an athletic Dance Council Rep: Dave Cannovo ., , ill LATIN CLUB has a Roman Banquet each year. In addition, this semester the members took a trip to the University of Michigan Latin Museum. Pres: Joan Bishop ' U Q Vice-Pres: Cynthia Bremer 4' Sec-Treas: Winnie Bailey Sponsor: Miss Agnes Syron ,aw X X: 3 -1 ROW I: Barbara Bishop, Mary Lee Kottyan, Joan Bishop, Cynthia Bremer Winnie Bailey. ROW 2: Peggy Goodenow, Marilyn Komray, Nancy Kennedy SPANISH CLUB gave a Thanksgiving and Christmas basket to a needy family of Spanish descent, fills sunshine envelopes for the Herman Kiefer Hospital, and checks coats at the Senior Play. wx 2 T' 9 sw. 6 9, My L .J V55-I -is ROW l: June Whidden, Brenda Gugel, Wendy Schonteld, Katherine Stava, Marsha Luxenburg, Sue Lenox, Miss Clara Jean Leith, Barbara Lewis, ROW 2: Jean Pfeffer, Bette Jo Waddington, Betty Jo Crothers, Connie Forsyth, Lynn Kantar, Jean Armstrong, Sandra Barnes, Natalie Heaney, Diane Ericson, Margaret Elder, ROW 3: Dale Kalbfleisch, Marilyn Johnson, Judy Galloway, Jary Ridout, Carole Lyshak, Gail Sol:- up, Maria Alice De Alvarenga, Jackie Bodine, Betsy Lee, Anita Smith, Sue Sheppard. 44 Pres: Katherine Stava Vice-Pres: Marsha Luxenburg Sec: Sue Lenox Treas: Wendy Schonfeld Dance Council Rep: Brenda Gugel Hist: Marsha Luxenburg Sponsor: Miss Clara Jean Leith I has a fashion show each spring and plans a 9B program to acquaint freshmen with retailing courses. F3 31 f ll , . , ff ,ul lam, Pres: Carol Hartness Vice-Pres: Sharon Martoi Rec. Sec: Carolyn Edwards Corres. Sec: Jane McLachlan Treas: Donna Osborn Hist: Mary Fromhart Sponsor: Miss Jane Adams ROW l: Karen Murphy, Carolyn Edwards, Carol Hartness, Jane McLachlan, Miss Jane Adams, Sue O'Hara. ROW 2: Sharon Hahn, Cathy Linstrom, Lee Ann Hendry, Helen Thorington, Joyce Beltowski, Jerry Walker, Kay Harris, Sharron Macklin, Jean Richards. MOD ERN H E I RS gave a Christmas party for children at an orphanage as its main proiect for this semester. Pres: Kathy Kempainen Vice-Pres: Kay Harris Sec: Jean Falconer Treas: Sharon Martoi Sgt. at Arms: Maureen McNally l Q l 1 Ql . F4 ,jg t , ROW l: Sally White, Jean Falconer, Kay Harris, Kathy Kempainen, Sharon Martoi, Gail White, Sue Frazier. ROW 2: Charlotte Dworin, Carolyn King, Karen Dahlen, Georgeanne Leffler, Sandra Juergens, Patt Tuinier, Marion Noomie. ROW 3: Brenda Anderson, Betty Bryce, Diana Kompienski, Patt Bowen, Julie Prusi, Mary Lou Buck, Cathy Cassidy, Sandra Waller, Jeanette Armour. 45 Enioying the music at their J-Hop, Chris Miel, Pete Henrickson, Dave Stafford, and Karen Engwall smile as they dance. Modeling the dresses they made in clothing, Bette Jo Waddington, 'llAg Adele Hayden, l2Bg and Doris Twigg, 'llAg are particularly happy because the material was free. Wards furnished the material having the girls in return model their finished dresses. This group, appearing to be a talented chorus, demonstrate their track ability at a sports pep fi JUBILANT is Redford's cross-country team. Since it was a little difficult to rally, they rendered a tender version of Five Foot Two. r,,,,,.,. M fi U IL, A5 IN C7 JUNIORS Students of Mr. Larimore's second hour co-ed dance class really swing their part- ners to the music. Jill Crawford, Don Thompson, Judy Goss, and Jim Whitledge find time to chat at the J-Hop. But say, you are blocking the dance floor! Redford students wholeheartedly support their football team at the Redford-Southeastern game. This enthusiastic, beaming, screaming crowd is showing good spirit and sportsmanship, a scene which is repeated over and over again at Redford's sports events. t O O O 3-Ji. ' ---fv-v f' W.R.B.G. gave a farewell tea for Andrea Patterson and Bob Arends, who went to Germany on the winter American Field Service program. ln addition, they sell red and gray mascot dogs and check coats at the senior play and fall concert. 5 Q 5- ft:-2 t' ROW l: Nancy Adams, John Gray, David Kalb, David Hirvela, Wendy Schonfeld, Natalie Heaney. ROW 2: Patt Laird, Laura Spurrier, Marion Becker, Anne Middleton, Joan Dickinson, Penny Hathaway. ROW 3: Richard Fountain, Kenneth Kelsey, Ronald Buckingham, Bob Sheldon, FUTURE NURSES Pres: David Kalb Vice-Pres: David Hirvela Sec: Wendy Schonfeld Sgt. at Arms: John Gray made sunshine bags for patients in hospitals, visited hospital open houses, and received a speaker from Wayne State University who showed movies on the nursing profession. Pres: Gerry Dickerson Vice-Pres: Karen Green Sec: Pat Getzfrid Treas: Judy Sonntag Pledgemistress: Beverly Hroch Sponsor: Miss T. A. Pobutsky my Q vf sxxzmw N KX ROW l: Linda Wiese, Beverly Hroch, Judy Sonntag, Karen Green, Miss T. A. Pobutsky Pat Getzfrid, Pam Underwood. ROW 2: Yvonne Gorak, Pat Leone, Jane Grantham, Janet Carlson Kathy Engle, Pat Gleason, Sara Hetler, Carolyn Weiss, Anne Marchinowski, Yvette Keller, Joyce Rice, Carol Sessions, Judy Wood. 48 SPEAKERS BUREAU consists of students who are outstanding in speech. They make announcements Thanksgiving basket to a needy family. 3. Pres: Bob Ide Vice-Pres: Jean Pfefter Treas: Joan Gott Sec: Ann Stephan 'HV during record hours. Also, they give a i tv I A Y , F iris- ROW l: Pat Williams, Ann Stephan, Bob lde, Jean Pfefter, Joan Gott. ROW 2: Katherine Stava, Sharon Hicks, Anne Middleton, David Hirvela, Nancy Kennedy, Jerry Walker, Carole Haskins FUTURE RETAILERS plan to attend the Bosses Banquet at the Hotel Statler in February, the State Convention at the University of Michigan in April, and the Delegate's Congress at St. Mary's Lake Camp at Battle Creek. 5 5 Y i ': ,, is l... ROW 1: Margaret Brown, Thomas Reetz, Karen Murphy, Patt O'Flaherty, Terry Woods, Jim Micheau, lrene Baranski. ROW 2: Gail Hatch, Barbara Guziel, Sandra Friedman, Barbara Sharp, Sandi Willmarth, Linda Doyle, Kathy Wetherholt, Kathy Curley, Mary Hoganson, Betty Evinger, June Taylor. ROW 3: Jean Richards, Carole McCormac, Elvyra Packala, Jerry Habelmann, James Rengert, James Dudley, Bob Willits, Judy Tomes, Myrna Layton. 49 Pres: Patt O'Flaherty Vice-Pres: Karen Murphy Treas. Terry Woods Sec: Jim Micheau Parliamentarian: Thomas Reetz Sponsor: Irene Baranski members make posters to advertise school activities such as the senior play, concerts, and the senior prom. Pres: Eleanor Montney Vice-Pres: Philip Karg Sec: Carole Hunt Treas: Edith Shannon i Sponsor: Mrs. Elvina Hogle ROW 'li Mrs. Hogle, Nancy Butcher, Philip Karg, Eleanor Montney, Edith Shannon, Carole Hunt. 2 MATH CLUB presents an award to the outstanding 12A math student. It also sold slide rules and is planning to take a trip to the Michigan Phoenix Project. v Pres: Alice Gouclie r' Vice-Pres: Nancy Kennedy - - l f . . - f W Sec: Elsie von Wimmersperg 25,1 . Sponsors: Miss Mary Walton gg Mr. Sam Kaner fl 4 ROW iz James SutliFle, Nancy Kennedy, Alice Goudie, Elsie von Wimmersperg, Bonnie Chapman. ROW 2: Marilyn Komray, Kirby Klump, Forrest Warthman, Mike Makinen, Richard Koenig, Bob lde. Y -T E E NS present an award to the outstanding 12A girl. hx Pres: Barbara Rainey Vice-Pres: Anna Lear Sec: Nancy Zalewski Treas: Nancy Lewis l.C.C.: Joyce MacLeod Sponsor: Miss Margaret Kingsbury ROW l: Joyce MacLeod, Miss Kingsbury, Anna Lear, Barbara Rainey, Nancy Zalewski, Nancy, Lewis. ROW 2: Sharon Howard, Karen Dufour, Kathy Bogue, Ferrol Briggs, Joan Gyurina, Susan Briggs, Lynn Craig. ROW 3: Sue Klein, Judy Lindquist, Carole Gourlay, Kay Baxter, Sandra Homer, Emily Erickson, Karen Maier. Nescon is working on prolects for the World Fair which is to be May 2-6. Pres: Kirby Klump Sec: Gerald Dundas Sponsor: Mr. Alex Yeoman STAGE CLUB s Qf- K -. -f t Ps ' A V C' 1' ,ml lg, ITJK, 1155? W- C 1 X 0 'I shun J ,. ,M 54:2 At it A, l ff sep Oi I , ,ggi -:ss sf 1 t l . ROW l: Richard Koenig, Janet Buckholz, Kirby Klump, Gerald Dundas, Alice Goudie, John Campbell. manages curtains and lights, and arranges scenery and other things connected with the stage. ' Q va ,C Pres: David Kalb Vice-Pres: James Schwartz A Sec: Robert Westphal Treas: Paul Williams Sponsor: Mr, Bill Tokar ROW l: Robert Westphal, James Schwartz, David Kalb, Paul Williams. ROW 2: David Twardokus, Douglas Pope, Roy Dailey, Richard Joslin, Dennis Kellar, Tom Kelly, Russell Colquist, Richard Miller, Mr, Bill Tokar. MASCOTS had a swimming party and a ski party. They gave a Thanksgiving basket and had a Christmas party for the children at a Children's Home. They also gave a tea for the letter winners. ti fl l Pres: Nancy Grimm Vice-Pres: Daryl Jenks Sec: Diana McDonald Treas: Margie Durrenberg Sgt. at Arms: Pat Morrow Hist: Anne Lindeman - an .- .. , H ,,, 2 Q: f J' -.1 so r If x ' wr 3: v K ROW l: Diana McDonald, Margie Durrenberg, Daryl Jenks, Nancy Grimm, Pat Morrow, Anne Lindeman. ROW 2: Kathy Brock, Janet Kowalik, Sue Merris, Lucinda McClaran, Judy Nilson, Nancy Weyl, Barbara Lewis, Marilyn Kaiser, Carol Busson. ROW 3: Sandra Delcomyn, Bev Jones, Christine Crosby, Julie Hulett, Mary Winterhoft, Jeanne Bradley, Pat Berlin, Nancy Foster, Karen Gamrath, Margie Velander, Nancy Sauble. .A.A. had joint meetings with other organizations of the some type from other schools. It also sponsors the Girls' lntra mural Sports Contests held throughout the school year. CE by VS ROW l: Margaret Lawrence, Peggy Cole, Cathy Dritsas, Muriel Horgan, Chris Wimmer, Miss Betty Soos, Beverly Schoppert. ROW 2: Anna Marie Lear, Sandy Hart, Joan Michael, Barb Shannon, Bonnie McFarland, Kathie Wallace, Diane Dowden. ROW 3: Pat Taylor, Sue Gasnier, Clarice Danz, Sharon Hicks, Mary Bean, Carolyn Edwards, Donna Harris. -CLUB Pres: Muriel Horgan Vice-Pres: Cathy Dritsas Treos: Peggy Cole Sec: Chris Wimmer Sponsor: Miss Betty Soos seeded the athletic field. They also sold sports equipment bags and played their semi-annual basketball game with the faculty. 'ti Pres: John Gutowsky Vice-Pres: Bill Dougall Treos: Tony Gucciordo Sec: John Wiegand Sgt. at Arms: Larry Snapp Pledgemaster: Tom Ahern Hist: Don Zielinslci 35 Y Sponsor: Mr. Ed Larimore la, ilk 41 Aa ROW l: Don Zielinski, John Wiegand, Tony Gucciardo, John Gutowsky, Bill Dougall, Larry SDOPP, Tom Ahern ROW 2: John Mitzel, Ron Schultz, Don Stecewicz, Dick Lloyd, Joe Lazarotf, Gerry Price, Phil Bebb, Peter Zito ROW 3: Butch Howie, Jim Bieneman, Norman Nettie, Mike Reissing, Carl Geistler, Paul Merlo, Ken Bartley, Louis Molnar, Tim Williams. 52 l Z G .A.C. sold potato chips at the football games. W , PZ Pres: Carolyn Edwards Vice-Pres: Carol Patterson Treas: Sandy Waechter Sec: Dee Mocello Sponsor: Mrs. Joan Woolfenden ROW l: Muriel Horgan, Sandy Waechter, Dee Mocello, Carolyn Edwards, Carol Patterson, Mrs. Woolfenden, Ruth Etzler. ROW 2: Donna Paige, Carolee Rice, Margaret Lawrence, Christine Wimmer, Beverly Schoppert, Tansley DeWitt, Sandra DeBussey, Mary Ann Pederson. PEP CLUB organizes Pep Week which is intended to acquaint the student body with our athletic teams and their members. They also provide publicity for all sports events and have an active cheering section at games. imp: in T' ROW l: Sally White, Diana Bogaerts, Mr. Larry Cook, Anita Smith, Lynn Korkala, Gail White, Sue Lenox, Tina Shriman, Sue Frazier. ROW 2: Cynthia Bremer, Evva Smith, Garnett Rochon, Carol Cheyne, Nancy Archbold, Linda Sussex, Sue Jones, Diane Ericson, Barbara Lewis, Brenda Anderson, Karen Bliss, Winnie Bailey. ROW 3: Amy Forsman, Kay Connor, Sue Ghent, Carol Pardee, Lu Larmon, Valerie Curtis, Sue Sheppard, Joyce Classen, Janet Weyl, Lynne Lambertson, Sandra Wilson. ROW 4: Arlene Wolfe, Janice Danke, Mary Brecht, Dale Kalbfleisch, Meredith Woods, Nancy Kennedy, Mary Ellen Starr, Ellen Piercey, Betsy Lee, Louise Hindley, Sandra Waller. 53 Pres: Lynn Korkala Vice-Pres: Gail White Sec-Treas: Anita Smith Sgt. at Arms: Sue Lenox Sponsor: Mr. Larry Cook HALL GUIDE COUNCIL sets up the hall guide system at the beginning of each semester. It also works to improve conditions in the halls. ' Q Pres: Edith Grove A X: 9+ I Vice-Pres: Marilyn Komray Sponsor: Mr. Fred Atiyeh Co-Sponsor: Mr. Larry Cook .114 ROW l: Mr. Fred Atiyeh, Ruth Williams, Edith Grove, Marilyn Komray, Brenda Anderson, Mr. Larry Cook. ROW 2: Susan Allen, Ronald Lindner, Nancy Kennedy, SPORTSMANSHIP COUNCIL supports Redford sportsmanship rallies. It also plans Red and Gray Day, and promotes student exchanges among cn 'o o '1 .. UI 3 o I U5 ET 'U 0 o C 3 Q. .T o 'fs o -0' 3' cn 7 ll' O If o o 27 4'1 C300 sr- il 2 1 - - i ROW l: Mr. Larry Cook, Jim Edwards, Jerry Habelmann, Suellen Stone, Nancy McClure, Diana Bogaerts, Sharon Tyson, Lynn Korkala, Kitty Barnhart, lna Lynch. ROW 2: Diane Ericson, Dee Mocello, Martha Dent, Sharon Dow, Kathy Doub, Nancy Groehn, Joyce Classen, Laurie Gossett, Sue Jones, Sharron Gulick, Nancy Archbold, Jeanette Lim. ROW 3: Julie Stockwell, Pat Morgan, Carol Collett, Jane McLachlan, Kay Harris, Lynne Jillson, Joan Dickinson, Betsy Lee, Diane Cottrell, Anita Smith, Mary Fromhart, Sue Ghent, Gayle Dilts. ROW 4: Sue Coggan, Carol Cheyne, Mary Thompson, Lynn Koeptgen, Don Tippery, Richard Cliftord, John Emerson, Phil Bebb, Ralph Ohlers, Gregg Page, Connie Lewan, Ann Stephan, Nancy Smith. 54 Pres: Diana Bogaerts Vice-Pres: Nancy McClure Rec. Sec: Sharon Tyson Corres. Sec: Lynn Korkala Sgt. at Arms: Jerry Habelmann I.M.S.S.C. Rep: Suellen Stone I.M.S.S.C. Rep Kitty Barnhart I.M.S.S.C. Rep Ina Lynch I.M.S.S.C. Rep Jim Edwards Sponsor: Mr. Larry Cook DROP-IN COUNCIL co-operates with the Redford High Parents' Club and once a month plans a Drop-ln. l F ? 3 f t s -Sv Pres: John Sweet Treas: Alice Nuttall Sec: Susan Deltsen ROW T: Marilyn Siebert, Susan Trese, John Sweet, Alice Nuttall, Margaret Speck, Janet Kowalik. ROW 2: Carolyn Murphey, Debbie Murray, Marion Horne, Cindy Chaber, John Moir, Kathleen Murphey, Karen Green. ROW 3: Pat Billings, Keith Vollrath, Rick Swanson, Chuck Humphrey, Sara Oeltien, Donna Smith, Barbara Beaugrand. DANCE COUNCIL works with the Parents' Club to present the Kick-off, the J-Hop, and other dances. f r rw ss f-J 3 Pres: Bill Smith 'Y Vice-Pres: Jim Edwards 7 G Treas: Ken Brown Sec: Bev Taylor Sgt. at Arms: Mac Richardson Parents' Club Rep: Sharon Martoi V' A ,..4 ROW l: Judy Roberts, Sharon Martoi, Ken Brown, Bill Smith, Jim Edwards, Mac Richardson, Ann Stephans, Barb Bishop. ROW 2: Karen Engwall, Lynn Korkala, Maureen McNally, Kathy Doub, Carol Kravitz, Sue Sheppard, Nancy Smith, Patt O'Flaherty, Nancy McClure. ROW 3: Judy Sonntag, Pat Morgan, Betty Taylor, Kay Harris, Jerry Walker, Ellen Piercey, Patt Spaller, Jane McLachlan, Carol Collett, Janet Weyl, Sharon Dow. ROW 4: Don Wilborn, Jim Bieneman, Marvin Smith, George Tuttle, Sheldon Hall, Alan Straith, Dave Cannava, Bob Moorhouse, Doug McGregor. 55 Sportsmanship Council plans sports rallies, IMSSC exchanges, and picnics. CLUB Here,picnic plans are underway. ' T' 1 Virginia Bernd, Peggy Agren, Marlene Mumaw, Gretchen Gies, Lynne Lambertson, and Barb Teller of Thespians are busy making throw-aways for the Senior Play. L ' W2 l 1 ... ,ln- -in Susan Briggs, Barbara Rainey, Anna Lear, Ferrol Briggs, Margaret Husky Hi-Y sponsored a Car Smash at the Waling, and Nancy Lewis of Y-Teens are planning the club's Redford-Cody football game. A blood-thirsty activities for the coming year under the supervision of Miss Mildred Smith. wtf Carol Hartness, Judy Bowen, lna Lynch, Tom Morrow, Sue Durkee, and Don Kleckner have arrived at the same time, it seems, each' to clear a club proiect through clearing- house. h ,NIH J -sk, alll if g ANTICS .fi 'PK-, 'inn ff , - . . .,, . 'Wm crowd watches as Ken Maxwell winds up for another smash, Members of Vigilanti, Barb Bishop, Nancy McClure, Mary Kottyan, Sharon Tyson, Ginny Lamet, Nancy Kennedy, Marilyn Komray, and Joan Bishop, try to convince Mr. Bovill, an already enthusiastic fan of Redford's teams, into buying the Go Redford pins. ,, ,kfya L. e fi 9 3 'MQKOA ,L Young members of theIql 2 Club are getting a head start in math from Mr. Dunwoodie, sponsor. The underclassmen are: Kathleen Murphey, Karen Green, Rosemary Fraser, John Moir, Larry Brown, Sandy Churchill, Dianne Fischer, and Carolyn Murphey, Dick Fountain, Laura Spurrier, Nancy Adams, and Penny Hathaway of WRBG try to interest Carol Simms in a Redford Mascot Dog which they sell semi-annually. Members of Spanish Club, Marsha Luxenberg, Judy Galloway, Natalie Heaney, Judy Waldman, Wendy Schonfeld, Sue Lenox, Kathy Stava, and Judy Hallock, watch as June Widden tries to knock the goodies from a Christmas Pinata. l consists of students who are interested in library work and who work in our school library. 2 , l l t I ROW l: Fay Diamond, Sandra Neiswander, Nancy Rollings, Chele Eberhardt. ROW 2: Margaret Gilmore, Mary-Lou Chall, Gale Buchanan, Mary Hewitt, Virginia Hood, Ann Kulbacki. ROW 3: Roberta Rose, Janet Carlson, Judy MacDonald, Gail Graor, Dee Mocello, Karen Maier. HALL GUIDES, HOURS l-V attended a tea given in their honor by Vigilanti and Key Club. They do a wonderful job in keeping order in the halls ,J an '- as N., .,. T? ff' .,. ' K Q7 M W , E we .4-.2 is -Q.. -.-15 ROW l: Sue Davis, Camille Biddinger, Diane Landsfield, June Taylor. ROW 2: Nancy Lewis, Paula Hannah, Gail Maki, Chris Heidel, Judy Smith. 58 SECRETARIAL PRACTICE students type tests, Parents' Club announcements, and various other things for the school. XL li Dill r ROW 'l: Mr. A. Franek, Darlyn Moody, Edith Grove, Elizabeth Patterson, Carol Jean McDonald, Priscilla Lawin, Mary Griffin, Dee Birkhimer, Mr. Leo Berg. ROW 2: Barbara Radford, Pat Riethmiller, Gail Schoter, Shirley Kundrick, Evelyn Lewis, Lois Herndon, Sandra Burgess, Jean Gerometta, Sharon Propp, Paige Linklater. ROW 3: Donna Peterson, Brenda Gwizdala, Judie Nauyoks, Suzanne Felsot, Diana Kompienski, Ruth Kreutzkamp, June Heckmann, Judie Jones, Sharon Lorey, Judy Johnson, Donna Frederick. HALL GUIDES, HOURS Vl-X attended a tea given in their honor by Vigilanti and Key Club. They do a wonderful iob in keeping order in the halls. L 5 wang A ' C. -, as 3 C. ', -. 1. 5- as f Q 46 4 1:9- Q42 T ,,,, ROW 'l: Ron Russell, Bob Ramseyer, Sherrie Richard, Karen Elsila, Rebecca Hamrick, Susan Bennetts, Carole Duva, Roger Norton. ROW 2: Sandy MacArthur, Carolyn Prather, Karen Maier, Alison Talovich, Margaret DeBacker, Sue Richardson, Barbara Nurlbutt, Barbara Rainey, Elaine Aoie, Joyce Blakely, Kathy Lewis. ROW 3: Carolyn Wiles, Carol Fatland, Alvin Riclcerson, George Bryant, Ernest Stoliker, Bill Gimmy, Larry Wind, Rodney Chevalier, Jan Stoerkel, Bill Tomes, Janet Smith. 59 QUILL 8. SCROLL members must have worked on either the Blazer staff or the Outpost staff and done work to merit honor in a group such as this. Blazer staff members must have done outstanding work on the yearbook in order to qualify, and the Outpost Staff members must have had at least 75 column inches of original copy published. Each year this group has q Iunqhegn in honor gf its members. -r 2 , l Pres: Bob Wise E Vice-Pres: Julie Stockwell f A Sec: Sharon Artz ll rl! 'la Q ' 4 ROW 'lz John Allen, JoAn Petersen, Jeanette Lim, Elinor Reading, Karen Dahlen, Sue Frankenfield, Kitty Barnhart. ROW 2: Barbara Telfer, Larry Van Tuyl, Brenda Telfer, Bob Wise, Julie Stockwell, Sharon Artz, Pat Dewey. ROW 3: Mr. Horowitz, Sue Beamer, Sandra Grisham, Ralph Ohlers, Forrest Warthman, Millie Anderson, Anne Middleton, Elsie von Wimmersperg, Mr. Whitman. CURRENT AFFAIRS supervises the mock city elections held at Redford. It plans trips to places of civic interest in the city such as the courts and city county building of Detroit. It also had a tea for the new teachers this semester. fi' Q Z s Pres: Valerie Curtis Vice-Pres: Katherine Stava Treas: Barbara Merckel Sec: Brenda Anderson 1 N Sgt. at Arms: Don Tippery Hist: Betty Crothers Sponsor: Mrs. Evelyn Noveck ROW la Mrs. Evelyn Noveck, Betty Crothers, Barbara Merckel, Valerie Curtis, Katherine Stava, Brenda Anderson, Don Tippery. ROW 2: James Sutlifte, Jeanne Tomlinson, Joan Sandu, Linda Doyle, Peggy Agren, Janet Thoresen, Sandy Stanley, Donna Preston, Karen Lundgren, Charlene Peters, Raydell Hudler, Dee Mocello. FUTURE TEACHERS has a proiect of cadet teaching whereby students spend a certain number of hours actively teaching in grade school in the Redford area, and it also visits campuses of various universities. Cup, Y T7 Pres: Joan Aldridge Vice-Pres: Veronica Gyurina Treas: June Whidden Sec: Carole Gazda I Sponsor: Mr. F. D. Leonhard Co-Sponsor: Miss Mary E. Ball T ROW 1: Mr. F. D. Leonhard, June Whidden, Joan Aldridge, Veronica Gyurina, Carole Gazda, Miss Mary E. Ball. ROW 2: Ruth Etzler, Bette Jo Waddington, Penny Storing, Joyce Merryweather, Kathy Glanville, Georgia Griffith, Janet Buckholz, Jeanne Wilson. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY consists of students who have a high scholastic and citizenship rating. In order to qualify, a student must have been in Jhe 11A, 12B, or 12A and have an honor point average of 100 points for the 11A, 108 points for the 12B, and 112 points for the 12A. Each student must also maintain a 1.2 citizenship average. The group has a breakfast for its members each semester. ii 3 fi ,- V Pres: Forrest Warthman Vice-Pres: Bob Arends Sec -Treas: Elsie von Wimmersperg Sponsor: Mr. Church ROW 1: Dr. Wolfe, Edee Grove, Ginny Lamet, Elsie von Wimmersperg, Forrest Warthman, Brenda Telfer, Sandra Grisham, Jean Pfeffer, Mr. Church, ROW 2: Nancy Archbold, Sue Beamer, Gail Hipple, Kitty Barnhart, Lynne Jill- son, Adele Hayden, Maynadene Mackenzie, Pat Dewey, Susan Durkee, Dee Mocello, Sharon Artz. ROW 3: Carol Kriikku, Raydell Hudler, Marsha Luxenberg, Pat Salvati, Mary Thompson, Diane Goodman, Nancy Kennedy, Joann Jalving, Janet Young, Roberta Rose, Beverly Hroch, Sharon Tyson, Elinor Reading. ROW 4: Winnie Bailey, Anne Middleton, Robert Wise, Kent Gimmy, Joe Lazaroft, John Campbell, Larry Van Tuyl, Dick Lloyd: John Allen, Jane Comer, Barbara Telfer. 61 SENIOR ORCHESTRA I' 0 ,A 1 '3 ' E :gf l l 2 ROW l: Thom George, David Heikinen, Brynn Pickerill, Don Kleckner, Susan Durkee, Ginny Bernd. ROW 2: Carol Whaley, Ellen Piercy, Barbara Merckel, JoAnn Hughes, Alice Waltz, Judy Kanan, Katherine Stava, Judy Galloway, Donna Duncan, Ellen Connors. ROW 3: Janet Wolfe, Judy Bowen, Judie Goss, Nancy Kennedy, Gloria Semenuk, Carol Adams, Joyce Daily, Thomas Jackson, Dennis Corcoran, Brenda Bencks, John Priami, Tom Gaskill, Sue Delany, Janice Daily, Betty Crothers. ROW 4: Penny Kennedy, Carol Ohlers, JoDene Septak, Nancy Foster, Sandra Street, Rick Veitch, Earl King, Malcolm Fullenwider, Erwin Helmsmeier, Ronald Lindner, Joyce Heron, Woody Lewis, JoAnn Schweighauser, William Ouellette, Lynne Jillson. ROW 5: Sue Minkes, Tom Parker, Bob Telmos, Howard Weliver, Bill Brown, Amy Forsman, Ginny l.amet. Redford's Senior Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Fenby, is on important part of our school. Music ability and appreciation helps us in our personality development and is as important in our future life as other non- academic courses. We have had several chances to see the orchestra perform during the semester. For the first time, they accompanied the senior play, Midsummer Night's Dream , which could not have been produced without their co- operation. Don't forget their reserve of players, Junior X' i Orchestra, which combined with Senior Orchestra for the Fall Concert. They played The Typewriter by Anderson, In A Persian Market by Kettleby, Bach Fugue in G Minor, Forgotten Dreams by Anderson, and Dream of Olwin, part II by Williams. 4- 'K X f ' if H' f -A .H iz The string quintet, formed from the principal players The drum section consisting of Tom Parker, Earl King, Bob of Senior Orchestra, often perform at luncheon sessions, Telmos, and Paul Butler, five rapt attention - but not to the music. on television shows, and at various gatherings. Mr. Fenby conducts the orchestra during the dress rehearsal of the senior play. 62 'Fx 5 SENIOR BAND 1 A ,Os ROW T: Tom Gaskill, Brenda Bencks, Bonnie McBane, Kirby Klump, Judy Taylor, Judy Bush, Tom Jackson, Carol Adams, Dennis Corcoran. ROW 2: Kathie Wallace, Nancy Pryor, Mary Lee Kottyan, Nancy Miller, Alan Tedrick, Sue Delany, Rebecca Rutherford, Joann Jalving, Sharon Churchill, Alice Nuttall, Martha Dent, Joyce Daily. ROW 3: Don Cameron, John Priami, Marge Velander, Janice Daily, Laura Clark, David Johnstone, Warren Opel, Richard Halonen, William Pronik, Robert Dillon, Nancy Farrow, Woody Lewis, Joyce Heron, Jerry Korte, William Ouellette, Arnold Silverman, Judy Nilson, Edith Grove, Jo Ann Schweighauser. ROW 41 Maynadene Mackenzie, Richard Murphy, Wayne James, Larry Monnier, Jim Holcrott, Malcolm Fullenwider, Diane Goodman, Jim Thomson, David Ludington, Al Fortener, Ginny Bernd, David Baldwin, Lois Braun, Erwin Helmsmeier, Ronald Lindner X . , fx s The SenioriBand, directed by Mr. Harold Arnoldi, has been an active group this semester. Turning into a march- ing band for the Hrst ten weeks of the semester, they practiced on the field and held 7:00 A.M. rehearsals pre- paring for football games. Playing at all our games, the band entertained us M during halftime with intricate formations. Again, they 6' marched in the Thanksgiving Day Parade. The band played at pep rallies, promoting school spirit. Changing back to a concert band, they played Carousel , by Richard Rodgers, at the Fall Concert. The students have participated actively and given much time to making the band a success. 1 15' - f Ron Lindner, Dennis Corkaran, Woody Lewis, and Erwin Helms Xxxki-lui-' meier are practicing before applying for a professional iob. K 4 XX Y N The band forms a funnel for the football players to run through. 63 GIRLSU' sexrsr , - ,- H 4 fi' L A NJ Z' , Vw ROW l: Veronica Gyurena, Bonnie McFarland, Janice Leonard, Patt Spaller, Shirlee Boeldt, Carole Haskins. IRLS' GLEE CLUB participated in the tall concert and the senior play. They also went to the Ford Auditorium to hear the Detroit Sym- phony Orchestra and sang the descant to America ROW iz Nicky Sue Kozma, Sharon Smith, Barbara Welz, Marion Noomie, Jeanne Tomlinson, Barbara Griffith, Bonnie McFarland, Barbara Radford, Carole Haskins, Pot Williams. ROW 2: Gail Ketzbeck, Bonnie Chapman, Carol Patterson, Shirlee Boeldt, Meredith Dixon, Lori Aube, Pat Jackson, Karen Engwall, Jean Ptefter, Joyce Rice. ROW 3: Veronica Gyurina, Joyce Classen, Ruth Williams, Dorothy Pedley, Judy Mohr, Kay Harris, Penny Albert, Julie Stockwell, Carolyn King, Mary Fromhart, Ethelyn Childress, Pam Rea. ROW 4: Janice Leonard, Jane Mc- Lachlan, Patt Spaller, Maria Alice De Alvarengo, Pat Wendt, Lois Blackburn, Barbara Yale, Ginny Bernd, Joan McBurney, Pat Edmunds, Louise Hindley, Jean Hoisington, Sarah Brancato, Sally Hays. 64 BOYS' DOU BLE QUARTET sang at the fall concert, at 8A Day, and at numerous other activities. J ef: -fr ROW 'l: Mr. Fenby, accompanist, Tom Gaskill, Phil Foote, Jim Kimmins, Tex Wood. ROW 2: Ronald Lindner, David Kalayiian, Harry Smith, Don Kleckner, Bryan Clapp. B0 Y S' GLEE CLUB sings at school concerts and carols in the halls at Christmas. They also entertain at businessmen's bouquets. ROW 1: Ray Olson, Richard Koenig, Carl Fischer, John Stanton, Phil Foote, Bill Morton, Jack McAlonan, Dale Peebles, Chuck Sexauer, Don Jefferson, Terry Scribner. ROW 2: Tom Allard, Walt Ewald, Jim Kimmins, Mike Anderson, Harold Graham, Tex Wood, Dave Lewis, Dove Brown, Bill Nail, Brent Hunter, Alan Tedrick, Larry Williams. ROW 3: Cameron Howie, Ronald Lindner, James Hazel, Bob Dudley, Walter Roberts, Bill Pronik, Wayne Tuinier, Bob Rice, Bryan Clapp, Wayne Large, Ken Strobel, Tom Gaskill. ROW 4: Ron Hinkle, Pete Henrickson, Dave Kalayjian, Bruce Campbell, Earl King, Harry Smith, Don Kleckner, Jim Bartlett, Al McDonald, Chuck Elmquist, David Elmy, Jim Micheau. 65 STRING QUINTET played at the tall concert and the National Honor Society breakfast. They also participated in radio programs over WWJ, and entertained at the Armistice Day luncheon at the Fort Shelby Hotel. t L 5 Y I E t 9 x . A M3 2 lr i ling' 35 bf- z .T xg, : -, Thom George, violin, David Heikinen, violin: Ginny Lamet, bass, Ginny Bernd, cello: Don Kleckner, viola, CHOIR participated in the school Christmas pageant and sang in the fall concert. lilfilll l l-l l l li llilili ROW T: Nicky Sue Kozma, Pat Williams, Barbara Welc, Barbara Radford, Carl Fischer, John Stanton, Bill Morton, Richard Koenig, David Lewis, Jack McAlonan, Phil Foote, Jean Robbins, Barb Goss, Karen Engwall, Jean Ptefter, Sharon Smith. ROW 2: Carole Haskins, Gail Ketz- beck, Pat Jackson, Bonnie McFarland, Jim Kimrnins, Tom Gaslcill, Cameron Howie, Jim Micheau, Ken Strobel, Bob Rice, Don Jefferson, Conrad Johnson, Mary Fromhart, Meredith Dixon, Pam Rea, Shirlee Boeldt, Marion Noomie. ROW 3: Joyce Rice, Jeanne Tomlinson, Veronica Gyurina, Carolyn King, Dorothy Pedley, Walter Roberts, Ronald Lindner, Bryan Clapp, David Elmy, James Hazel, Alan Tedrick, Bob Dudley, Tex Wood, Harold Graham, Joyce Clossen, Ethelyn Childress, Julie Stockwell, Carol Kravitz, Ruth Williams. ROW 4: Lori Aube, Janice Leonard, Sue Minkes, Penny Albert, Barbara Yale, Charles Elmquist, Jim Bartlett, Bruce Campbell, Dave Kalayiian, Harry Smith, Bill Garpow, Al McDonald, Don Kleckner, Pete Henrickson, Larry Williams, Joan McBurney, Louise Hindley, Kay Harris, Sarah Brancato, Jean Hoisington. 66 David Heukenen Kleckner, played In 5551! ifiirsfuiand fourihwmpyenienfei by 741931 wi, ,A Ji! , - 'art , . 5.1 av Hymn to Music by Chopin was sung . Bonnie McFarland, Veronica Gyur- Haskins, Janice Leonard, Pati Boeldf, np rs of wx yi! ff. N52 QQ 1 vs V- . with , A QQ! he gt, if LV .,:' .ui YJQ 5, W ' tif' , 1 4:4 xi. J ,Ji i Wg. 7 .M ' My x . .M iii? 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X, 1 ii- , i . x New N ,X X x . XNQ wx S S' ,wwf 1 Q-,tjv WI ni I . 3' ll :il M ' v xl 'nk .w. .. 'lv v or-1 iii-, KA 41 ROW 1: Mr. Avon Artz, Pres., Mrs. Holger Ridder, Vice-Pres.-Program, 5-...H+ Mrs. Harold Cooper, Vice-Pres.-Membershipp Mrs. 'rN George Bartz, Corres. Sec., Mrs. Florence Jacque, Mrs. Gor Sanders, Rec. Sec., Mr. F. W. Piercey, Treas. ROW 2: Mrs. John Olsmer, Mrs. Avon Artz, Mrs. Harold Gullen, Mrs. Arthur Collett, Mrs. Donald Meyers, Mrs. W. G. Blakeney, Mrs. F. W. Piercey. ROW 3: Mr. Harold Gullen, Mr. Arthur Collett, Mr. Burl Burnham, Mr. C. J. Wolfe, Mr. W. G. Blakeney, Mr. Gar Sanders, Mr. Harold W. Cooper. Mr. Artz, president, leads a discussion on o timely subiect at Parents' Club meeting. PARENT ' CLUB As the electrons revolve around the nucleus of the atom, so do many of Red- ford's activities revolve around the Par- ents' Club. Each dance given by Dance Council has been sponsored and chap- eroned by members of- this organization. lt is through Parents' Club that our par- ents learn many of our school's needs and try to solve them. Parents' Club also sponsors our senior trips, Freshman Mix- ers, and all Drop-Ins. We are proud of our Parents' Club and thank them for the work they have done for Redford. 68 Members of the strate the game girls' field hockey team demon- at a Parents' Club meeting. ' 1 Members of Parents' Club listen attentively to one of the interesting programs presented at this year's meetings. STUDENT COUNCIL Tl lw f ,Q ROW l: Barbara Bishop, Mr. Larry Cook, Jeanette Lim, Phil Bebb, Gregg Page, Tracy Spens, PFESI GFSQQ P099 Steve Vollmer, Ken Mike, Joan Bishop. ROW 21 Kathy Brock, Karen Kendall, Judy Bowen, Lynn WCC-PVCSI Phil 5955 Hill, Kitty Barnhart, lna Lynch, Julie Stockwell, Nancy Green, Connie Kitzmiller, Judy Taylor, TFEGS1 TVGCY SPGHS Diana Romeo. ROW 3: Kathy O'Brien, Clit? Perry, Barrie Armstrong, Chris Irwin, Maria Alice COFFGS- SSC: Steve V0llmef de Alvarenga, Sue Davies, Brenda Telter, Kirk Armstrong, Lynne Jillson, Ruth Rataiski, Bev Jones. RBC- 5961 Ken Mike ROW 4: Mary Thompson, Linda Stultz, John Gutowsky, Bob Dudley, Cal Barber, Dave Kalayiian, PGfll0m9f1fGVl0f11 JBGHGNG Lim George Tuttle, Jim Bieneman, Charlie Brown, Ralph Ohlers, Patt McKee. SPOHSOY1 MV- l-UYVY Cook The Queen and Her Court: Sue Coggan, Julie Stockwell, Carol Haskins, the Queen's escort Bob Sheldon, Mario de Alvarenga, Queen of Queens and Quarterbacksf' Ina Lynch, Lynn Korkala, and Mary Fromhart. 'Q .lv Kathy Brggk, Kathy O'Brien, Dave Kalayjian, Bob Anne Lindeman, Nancy Green, John Gutowsky, and Ken Dudley, and Karen Kendall help with the clothing Mike count the ballots at Student Council's dance, drive which was a Student Council proiect. 69 Queens and Quarterbacksf' PAT DEWEY Class Editor I MR. WHITMAN Smiling and pleasant Mr. Whitman watches over us as we work, ready to help. BRENDA TELFER Girls' Sports Editor . ll L ,. T SUE FRANKENFIELD Index Editor LARRY VAN TUYL Advertising Manager 70 KITTY BARNHART Co-Feature Editor MILLIE ANDERSON Co-Feature Editor JOHN ALLEN Boys' Sports Editor But l've been telling you for weeks to get those page plans in! Familiar sound? Any member of the Blazer staff has heard Barb Telfer say it many, many times. Page plans, page plans, page plans! Every member of the staff thinks about them and dreams about them. Any hour, l-Xl, students are working on our yearbook. Pictures must be taken, pages must be planned, copy must be written, and art work must be drawn. Blazer members enioy it though. We have a good time working together and we are proud of the finished product. This semester under the guidance of Mr. Whitman, our sponsor, and Barb Telfer, Editor in Chief, we should be prouder than ever. BLAZER STAFF Gt C5 ss ROW T: Sandy Grisham, Club Editor, Millie Anderson, Co-Feature Editor, Karen Dahlen, Under- class Editor, Larry Van Tuyl, Advertising Manager, Ralph Ohlers, Business Manager, Barbara Telter, Editor-in-Chief, JoAn Petersen, Faculty Editor, Pat Dewey, Class Editor, Elsie von Wim- -. mersperg, Copy Editor, John Allen, Boys' Sports Editor, ROW 2: Wendy Schonteld, Sue Davis, 'N 'Y Nancy Archbold, Peggy Agren, Anita Smith, Sue Frankenfield, Index Editorg Brenda Teller, Girls' ,J Sports Editor, Susan Durkee, Carol Hartness, Beverly Hroch, Diana Bogaerts, Judy Waldman. ROW 3: Gretchen Gies, Nancy Kennedy, Anne Middleton, Don Tippery, Ginny Lamet, Neil Bierbower, Bill Baker, Bob Lane, Jean Falconer, Mara Bruveris, Sue Lenox, Julie Stockwell. X BARBARA TELFER Like the north stag Barb, as our Editor- in-Chief, guides us in our work. 4- RALPH OHLERS -J- , Business Manager ff --fm. . 'ge X , rv' X V VV M , bm: V, t I M so KAREN DAHLEN , f , L Underclass Editor l Vwf JO AN PETERSEN Faculty Editor X A ELsiE voN WIMMERSPERG My Copy Editor ws ,f 1 4 L l 'ht if T Q ' ' P K X FoRREsT WARTHMAN g , f Art Editor N SANDY GRISHAM E 5 X ss i t Club Editor W. TH E MAGNIFICENT MIDWAY Each semester the OUTPOST staff presents a program for those record rooms having IOOWQ subscription to our school paper This semester the rallys title was The Magnificent Midway , and all of Ginny Bernd, mistress of ceremonies. ln WRBG's act, The Midnight Puppets , Ken Kelsey becomes a tempor- ary matador and thwarts a vicious bull. lThe bull's feet are recognizable as those of Natalie Heaney and Elinor Readingj 11 v f 1 ' 'Y . . . . . . . 'fl' Aeollan's can can girls liven up the midway to the familiar strains of 6 , : tra la la boom dee ay . 1- f 1 N bm , Ginny Bernd, mistress of ceremonies, upon asking ghost Dave Kalb where he was of? to receives this reply I'm going to the old Mill, it's my favorite haunt! the acts were woven into this gay theme. Debonaire, WRBG, Thespians and Aeolian, along with the Dreamers, Judy Morris, Kathy Zillich and The Dittos made this term's rally one to be remembered. The Dittos comprised of .lack Priami Tom Craw I ford, Kent Gummy, Mike Salome, Jim Steed and Dorn Vichcales, play a popular rock and roll tune. Nancy Archbold director Kathy Zillich hulas as a little brown girl in a little grass skirt. U -1 ., W , , f W M, gwiy ,go . X sew-NN gem www 1212 -I I rn O C -I 'U O cn -I i2Zt f 'Z Z Z ,7 f f? , 4 X xsgk 22 XX w 'ea STAFF -. an Mrs. Stellberger, the OUT- The picture that Mr, Deason POST'S circulation adviser, checks the OUTPOST'S photographic ad' Sandy Grisham, outgoing edi- in new copies of THE OUTPOST viser, is showing Mr, Horowitz It looks 05 if SOVUCONS l'1GS tor-in-chief, teaches Bob Wise, must be very interesting to pro- locked l'1imS9lf in 'lie YYPWQ '00m her successor, the tricks of getting duce such faces and chuckles. Und l5 monopollling The 'YP9 stories from unwilling staff mem- bers. Q -ii Joan Hotchkiss, Janet Young, Mary Thomp- son, Lynn Koepfgen, and Lionel Hurd take turns practicing their Christmas Spirit on the blackboard. 5 If you have ever passed room l86 during the seventh hour, you have, no doubt, wondered about the strange rumblings which seep from under the door. Toward the end of the eighth hour the confusion is lessened somewhat. As you look into the room you see students perched on desks and tables, diligently writing and pouring over page plans. Others may be doing their homework, practicing school cheers, or a sketch from the senior play. What can these people be doing? As a loyal Redfordite it's time you knew! Under the guidance of Mr. Horowitz and his inexhaustible supply of red ink, these students create our school paper, The Outpost. writer again! ,i 'll Those snoopy OUTPOST members, always trying to find out what THE BLAZER is doing! ix if S 2 I 1 it 4? 'r 45 i ml if i - , ep U- ROW iz Nancy Archbold, Promotion Mc- ager, Mary Thompson, Headline Editor, Lionel Hurd, Sports Editor, Sherry Artz, News Editor- Sandy Grisham, Editor-in-Chief, Sue Beamer, Feature Editor, Elinor Reading, Editorial Director, Marsha Luxenberg, Photo Editor, Anne Middleton, Ad Manager. ROW 2: Jean Pfetier, Exchange Editor, Karen Engwall, Joan Gott, Maynadene Mackenzie, Janet Young, Ann Lea cngood, Janet Weyl, Molly Beamer, Joan Hotchkiss, Mr. Horowitz, Adviser. ROW 3: Richard Fountain, Diane Cottrell, Dave Vlright, Pete Henrickson, Michael Meck, David Hirvela, Robert Wise, Lynn Koeptgen, Chris Miel. 73 -..,NrQ X SCX' +.fTY't1t. V 107 asp C Guardahn XW4. 3 ffl X V-NA R TIC It fl N' 4 . ,f,f , !ff!i7X7N! xHV? 'fcQf3. X, L , 1 'Q-t4If??,, rl' 7 s uclent rends Andrea T060 Q 1 -ag? of an Y.- S 5 7 1-df im X v., V Grouped together at an AFS tea given Our fs clpggs. Mayer part 49 :SL Lum N., Redford! exchange 'lfhespians and W.R.B.GL arefe-'Bob.,Arends, Qregg Page,tPhi1 Mayer, 'de Alvarenga, and Andrea Patterson, seated. at mm 9 eggmfr ,f VX , A de jancir X I C' SPCRTS Y s f ,X X ,+-f--- im, f y Q CJRION 4 ARRIORI . I I' 1 VARSITY FOOTBALL lil urs 1 ' ' A r , 53,-km' 5 .I A I-U-Mmw---.-,,,,,.,,, k, .,, ..X, ,..,.,, .Mmm , - l sq Nga., eww ROW T: Donald Rogers, Manager, Gary Hendrian, John Kowalik, Steve Vollmer, Larry Woodcox, Jack Roberts, George Melling, Larry Snapp, John Gutowsky, Don Zielinski, Bud Olmstead, Bob Merrifield, Charlie Brown, David Vollmer. ROW 2: Ken Mike, Don Overly, Harry Sirounian, Tom Titcomb, Don Myers, Jim Quinn, Jim Agee, Bob Moorhouse, Mario Fallone, Bill Smith, Ken Barna, Jim Kimmins, Bob Dudley, Gary Chapin, Jim Knox. ROW 3: Coach Larimore, Paul Merlo, Art Cranston, George Ginger, Norman Nettie, John Jewett, Ken Bartley, Bill Dougall, Bruce Campbell, Chuck Mattson, Leonard Cranston, Charles Elmquist, George Fishell, Al McDonald, Dave Kalayiian, Coach Gvozdich. Redford's football team, under the direction of coaches Larimore and Gvozdich, got off to an excellent start defeating Chadsey 31-0. A 70 yard sprint by Don Zielinski and a 40 yard run by Charlie Brown highlighted the game. The U. of D. game, scheduled the following week, was cancelled on account of a flu epidemic. The Huskies easily defeated Cass, 33-7. Redford was given an unexpected battle by Mackenzie, Redford winning T2-7. In that game, Don Zielinski made both touchdowns, one on a pass from John Gutowsky and the other on a 17 yard run off tackle. Due to adverse weather, the Cooley game was called off. Against Cody, Don Zielinski made three touchdowns, John Gutowsky two, and Bill Dougall one. Redford downed them 35-20. The following week Redford met Western. The winner of this game would be tied with Cooley for the West Side Championship. After blocking a punt, Western took an early 6-0 lead. However, Redford bounded back with a twenty yard touchdown run by John Gutowsky. A few minutes later John Gutowsky threw a quick pass to John Kowalik to put Redford out in front T2-6. Redford's defense held the lead through the second half, giving us a victory over Western. Redford and Cooley were co-champions of the West Side, but Redford was selected to represent the West Side in the city championship game. The Huskies met a fired up team at Briggs Stadium. Southeastern, using a variety of unusual plays, got two quick touchdowns in the first quarter. Redford scored one touchdown in the second half, but Southeastern retaliated with two more touchdowns and a safety to defeat Redford 28-7. Redford had a most successful season this year, tying for the West Side Championship and taking runner-up spot in the Metropolitan League. Halfback John Gutowsky and guard Steve Vollmer were named to the All City Team. We should be proud of our team and cheer them on to victory next year. Coaches Larimore and Gvozdich. 76 SCORES Redford Chadsey Redford Cass Redford Mackenzie Redford Cody Redford Western ReClf0fGl Southeastern John Gutowsky gains valuable yardage against Western. Redford Sfopg Southeastern drive. . 4 ,. , . E' s- 4 42. .XM V ,dlmd Redford players stop a Southeastern runner. Larry Snapp breaks up a Western pass play. B9i:i'K3'hr' l QV M, L? ,M 4 fig? My' 01 VM' ' , Larry Snapp tackles G Cl1C1dS6Y VUHUSV- Don Zielinski breaks loose in the Chaclsey game. of' C- lb Mon 'Y' 410 4 .7 ,t as .f.-J-Y' ' ax' .K f . ,sa in . I I '55, ...,, W A . - 1 -J! 'Wi fl 1 gf' RESERVE FOOTBALL iw' ,-'38 1 ,33 X40 ESQ 5-,i B R y ,-.. :fuk ,-i, -. 341 ,winch 31 , ia af r Di J ii l ' A f r V WA, . 1 J L' 41- 'Q ffl all 'V .f ' af 5 . B' XXX, M, , '38 l14fw' APL sq Nwkxblaa lv ROW iz Brian Olmsfead, Kirk Armstrong, Louis Sebesten, Dennis McCune, Tom Miller, Bill Hay, Jeff Schow, Bill Haines, John Campbell. ROW 2: Bill Carpenter, Bill Promik, Bob Heidlman, Harry Tarson, Lee Burke, 'Robert Pugh, Earl Flowers, Glenn Kell, Bob Ratliffe, Richard Brown, Ted Hokman, Mike McMillan. ROW 3: Coach Gvozdich, William Fain, Harry Carr, John Hardin, Dale Fafland, Jon Banck, James Richardson, Dennis O'Leary, Bill Peppo, David Bousquette, Don Lee. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL .I J uu., ,, ,, - J J 4 ,,,,, .,,, c ,,,, ..,, , .,,. ,..,., W- , ,, , L, ,,,, 5-g,gfSsiii'ii5iES!!!!!!!!!!! us is Q! gg! 55,5 QQI :gs e.M2Eglgfg1z!g2lkwBlG'3H IH Zlglqi 55,555.5 W Zi fe? NV: 'Q ' 'f 3.8-lr 4.5 --...fe 'L ROW l: Dan Schmedlew, Charles Fisher, Douglas Linklater, Henry Doeren, Dave Beall, Glen Wagner, John Myers, Hugh Marshke, Joe Fletcher, Gary Guferman, Fred Hatch, Bob Ward, Thomas Piszczek, Jim Welfare, Ron Hofsess, Chuck Moeller. ROW 2: Terry Tucker, Mike Huesing, Roy Hunsinger, LeRoy Burgess, John Morrison, Gary Simpson, Alex Borafynski, John Gannon, Gary Balloid, Jim Smith, Richard Cronin, William Savage, Mike Allingham, John Titcomb, Jim Smedley. ROW 3: Coach Ed Larimore, Pete Baker, Ross Cameron, Dick L. Miller, Phil Swan, John Lewis, Jim Kaneasver, Mac Lenouer, David Sirong, Dale Curvis, Brad Hanet, Jim Pobursky, Earl Cameron, Joe Larson, Jan Stourkel, Ken Pape. 78 Kirk Armstrong caught in Western play. An unidentified freshman waits for a pas: it A Western player stops Kirk Armstrong. Tom Miller blocks a Western player. 3 -pi sri .fri Jon Banck gains yardage against the Freshmen. Kirk Armstrong gets away in the Freshman-reserve game. i gg i 79 VARSITY AND FRESHMAN CROSS COUNTRY -,.., ROW 1: William Gruezke, Ronald Hammond, Richard Rix, Jim Quost, Barrie Armstrong, Cameron Howie, Ken White, Chuck Humphrey, Darrell Simon, Doug Moore. ROW 2: Mr. Inch, coach, George Schebel, Fred Hanert, Tim Williams, Tom Braund, Den Eicher, Stan Hoover, Roger Felt, Jim Murray, Jerry'Mercier, Bob Henry, Mr. Waha, coach. ROW 3: Hank Lenox, Ken Strobel, Denny Mobbs, Pete Henrickson, Tom Gorman, Carl Geistler, Lionel Hurd, Frank Maciok, Ron Bolt, Louis Molnar, Gordon McKay. Redford's cross country team this year, under the direction of Coaches Waha and lnch, was the greatest in the school's history. Louis Molnar, with a winning time of 11:12, led Redford in its first meet, dumping Cass 18-53. The next week it was Louis Molnar first again as the thinclads whipped Mackenzie 17-25. Redford's only loss was to Cody 35-20. However, Redford, behind the fine running of Barrie Armstrong, bounced back to defeat Northwestern 24-35. ln cross country, the positions of the first five finishing from each team are added to give the score. The team with the lowest score wins. ln the West Side Finals, Redford came in first with 29 points. Louis Molnar hnished first, Barrie Armstrong second, Cameron Howie seventh, Lionel Hurd ninth, and Hank Lenox tenth. Redford placed second to Denby in the City Finals with 63 points. Louis Molnar came in fourth, Barrie Armstrong sixth, and Cameron Howie eleventh. All three won all-city honors. With three returning all-city men, and some promising runners from the freshman team, Redford should have another suc- cessful season next year. Y-4 111: Coaches Waha and Inch, along with Hank Lenox, Barrie Armstrong, Cameron Howie, Louis Molnar Gnd Lionel Hurd, admire the trophy awarded the team for winning the West Side Championship. This is the first time Redford has won the trophy. 80 SCORES Redford Cass 53 Redford Mackenzie 25 Redford Cody 20 Redford Northwestern 35 Redford Cody 64 Northwestern 102 Redford Denby 42 Central 97 , 1 Redford's harriers begin the Cass meet. '5 t, .4.. A. eg I Louis Molnar finishes the first mile at the Cass meet. C ,gy X K J- i? 9 1 Redford's big three, Cameron Howie Barrie Armstrong, and Mackenzie meet. Louis Moinar lead in the , , at A ' .1 D tyzya W' ' W. , wuz, A 4 t t tiff t r t it We , 4 '14 ' K swf, t ,Q N' . .,,-. ,, -. A . P: ix , 3 .I V ' ki er., W 'inZ ' ' , ' ,Elf -VVVA 1, we V , 3 df . ' , I v ., f f 8 .. ,' 'LV . - t N ' W . I ,Y tg i '...f ., fi , A M, I . ,'f ,',,- ,. jflf gr -4 121,--,ig I 4, ' fi, 1 L 'f 1 an sgflwf-:V , i, ,iw-tm W ,g ' vfrw 1552+ ff'.t,4r,'- V v H1 ,,,p' 1 i. ff? A -- ', Wu -A-!fw2 '1 ' f, , rv- ' f- Sv ,mi-11.+ 1. .W Q.-. bv' vp, ' X 4 -Q 24 -- ' The thinclads get ready to roll against Mackenzie. ,- .-9..anf' , fs. .vm ,. , ., ,,. . VARSITY SWIMMING A-Fxfgift, ,iw , ., - '-I-'L'Y ' ' i 1+ - 5 'f1'5' ?ff . I ROW I: Mike Mullen, John Sweet, Dennis Dean, Ronald Barnhart, Jim Bieneman, Michael Gill. ROW 2: Bill Hendrey, Gerry Price, Bob Allen, Larry Van Tuyl, Bill Ossa, Jack Findlater, ROW 3: Don Hrcka, Bill Gilbert, Tom Morrow, John Wiegand, Dick Lloyd, Mike Reissing, Peter Zito. ROW 4: Gordon Walls, student manager, Bill Garpow, Bill Hoops, Tom Anderson, Chuck Gordon, Rick Swanson, Alex Pollock, Coach Stuckey. Redford's swimming team completed another successful season, being undefeated in the West Side League. One of the most exciting meets was with Cooley. It was very close until Gerry Price clinched it by winning the 100-yard free-style and individual medley. The final score was Redford 47, Cooley 39. Two double winners paced Redford to a 45-40 win over Western. Gerry Price led in the 50 and l00-yard free-style, while John Wiegand led in the butterfly and medley relays. Redford took six of the first ten events in the Mackenzie meet, beating them, 5l-35. Gerry Price led again with the free-style and individual medley in the Redford-Cody meet. Redford won 46-40. Redford nosed out Mackenzie by one point to win the City Championship for the third time in the last I0 years. Lead- ing the team to victory were Gerry Price, who placed second in the 'IOO-yard free-style and the 150-yard individual medley, and Larry Van Tuyl, who came in second in the 50-yard free-style and was a member of the winning 200-yard free-style relay team. Other swimming team members who qualified were: Dennis Dean, Jack Findlater, Mike Reissing, Pete Zito, John Wiegand, Gary Wilson. Congratulations team! SCORES Redford 64 Cass 22 Redford 5I Mackenzie 35 Redford 47 Cooley 39 Redford 46 Cody 40 Redford 45 Western 40 Redford 65 Southeastern 21 Redford 72 Chadsey 'I4 Co-captains Gerry Price and Larry Van Tuyl Coach Stuckey 82 Relay team members, Jack Findlcter, John Wiegand, Bill Garpow, and Mike Reigging, prggfice, Swimming star, Gerry Price, swims the baclcstrolce. 11 ii .jxx . e . '.. I 4' it 1? cy 1 f x ii Q L 'Sew' .Q it , Bill Hoops, Bob Allen, Dennis Dean, Don Hrcka, and Jim Bieneman practice the racing dive. 'bis' -J .1-s 4' A one and a half somersault performed by Peter Zito and Michael Gill. ex Y N' j S . r N1 XE glee N X 83 E , at X R fm .- twiki, -N ff. sy, X .,, ,N 1 . nw , Mg. K 1 be-N. CO N E L.':Q, ff- 11' V ' -vi ' -4 lf' .41 L- f - . i fog x..1 A . - ,. -.1 X ROW T: John Brantigan, Sgt.-af-Arms, Bill Sommerville, Vice-Pres., Jim Holland, Pres., Larry McVey, Sec.-Treas. ROW 2: Charles Rogers, Alan Pearl, David Clow, Charles Cobb, John Haney, Jim lslam. ROW 3: Tom McSunas, Charles Mafrosic, Gordon White- man, Don Langdon, Ronald Kline, Frank Mofhersbaugh. RIFLE TEAM T ROW l: Thomas Miller, Jim Holland, John Branfigan, Frank Mothersbaugh. ROW 2: Charles Matrosic, Gordon Whiteman, Ken Jacobs, Ken Bartley. ROTC 69 . 3 . ROW 1: Ken Bartley, Captain, Jerry F ' Billings, 2nd LT., Blain Healy, 2nd Lf., vt' Charles Jauri, 2nd Lt. ROT Dil' f' X I Sergeonfs Drzewicki and Mickelson 'YW hi un' f 'Q fp. hh' N K N WX ? we swx 84 al lm ,.. ll ROW 'lz Beverly Gracey, Gary Bailey, Mel Benstead, Gail Maki, Sec., Carl Lundquist, Pres., Joanne Savage, Treas., Cynthia Brown, Douglas Nott, Judy Wollgast. ROW 2: Paige Linklater, Warren Opel, Harry Doyle, Christine Wimmer, William Ouellette, Earl Tiecleman, Bonnie Willing, Flo Hollander, Jon Yost. ROW 3: Carle Vande Bogart, Bob Palmer, Joe Kowasz, Steve Sleder, Jerry Lidgey, Greg Sharrow, Mike Garrison, Gordon Butler, Randy Lahti, Z f LEAGUE N ,rf 4 H . K 9 1 Mrs, Weaver, sponsor, shows Joanne Savage some time points of bowling. 5 Every Monday afternoon the ABC Alleys are resound' 1 ing with the diligent efforts ot the Redford Bowling League. There are nine co-ed teams with four on a team. The league is a member ot the American Junior Bowling Conterence and participates in all national tournaments. At the present time some excellent scores have been chalked up by Dale Seavoy, Joanne Savage, Gail Malci, Jerry Lidgey, Nancy Rice, and Carl Lundquist. 3 gg! f 5 'A ,.,.,- ' Carl Lundquist, boy with highest ' , average. 0 Q Muriel Horgan Bill Dougall ' Lauralnce Van Tuyl Field Hockey, Basketball Football, Traclc, basketball ' Swimrttiftg N ' 1 Eugene Oprisiu Tony Gucciardo , Baseball , , J. ji' at' .wr l George Fishell Football, Basketball 1 0 l- Corolyn Edwards Gerry Price Don Overly Swimming Swimming Q Football , NX , ' low 5 ' ' Q Dick Lloyd Borbora Telfer Larry Snapp f Swimming Golf football, Track F Karen Dolwlen Carl tundquist Dole Seavoy Swimming b Golf Baseball L I ' s .uf W .. we s -21 -1 ',p11 ., ,, , AVVI I K Kzkjx.-.. A Cody drive. Redford Redford Redford Redford Redford Redford Redford ROW 'iz Clarice Danz player chases Redford's ffl 7 FIELD fi y -,swf 0 ' sa . . f S 1-if ,pf ,mr X, -gf . .l Q. V Q A big scramble results with Mary Bean getting the ball. MMU SCORES 0 Cooley O 'I Cody 'I 1 Mackenzie 3 The Varsity forwards battle Cody for possession 0 Western 2 of the ball. 2 Northwestern 1 2 Bloomfield Hills 4 2 Waterford O , Barb Shannon, Sue Lenox, Co-Capt., Muriel Horgan, Co-Capt., Marilyn Schunk, Sandy Hart, Peggy Cole. ROW 2: Coach Miss Betty Soos, Sandy Bort, Anna Marie Lear, Bonnie McFarland, Daryl Jenks, Mary Mercer, L Berlin, Mary Bean, Chris Irwin, Jean inda Sussex, Pat Taylor. ROW 3: Lucy Whitworth, Co-Manager, Donna Harris, Pat Soderman, Janet Young, Sharon Hicks, Co-Manager. I . gi. ' :, ,,Y,N: f v , Q.. We 4 K' ' ' U 1 -Y A s 1 l J. HOCKEY A play is in the malcing for Redford. -Q. '15 I ,V ,W ...gang ' ,. H-, Clarice Danz attempts to score a goal. . ,,,.. .Q J f,., ...: ,, y, :t,, ' ww ,,,l1:,,.g -.f ..,.,,,, , W if-'P , Q' .ef ,A ,. ., NW., ana. ,'H..,,,Mw H ,.o,..,,,.:.,....-.-1..,. 4 gy 5,11 Forward Kathie Wallace passes to her team- RESERVE ' W scorzes f w4s4400 ' . I ' - Redford 2 mate. Cooley Redford 'I Cody 0 Redford 2 Mackenzie 'I Redford 'I Western O Redford 2 Northwestern l Redford 0 Bloomfield Hills 1 ROW l: Kay Peters, Kathie Wallace, Cornelia Schorr, Nancy Beauvais, Cathy Dritsas, Captain, Jeanne Wilson, Kathy Henry, Delores Strong. ROW 2: Carolyn Drew, Lynne Brooks, Susan Boudrot, Anita Leduc, Mary Shannon, Janice Rice, Laurie Campbell, Clare Parlette, Coach Miss Betty Saos. ROW 3: Gail Graor, manager, Christine Wimmer, Gloria Semenulc, Joan Michael, Sharon Inch, Lynne Morgan, Judy Whelan, Nancy Zalewski. mi 49 nu., . ,lei ' Q 4' ,,-- K t .- '7 ., l' --. ...Of r 1. ' -4 6 ,...,7.f3 --7-za.'v2 ,g7f7gL-f 'fL3i' .L- T'::'w- f- ,ghegi 5, 'T er me ... X - ,slugs H I K' 'fl A38 , The girls in second hour pool practice their kick by holding This b0Y5' 9Ym Cl055 W0 l45 on dribbling in foward The bGSl4eT on to the side of the pool. to set up a shot. I!! if so-ze, ...-1 ' ,,, c . .. , H , 1 ' ' HVEYMF' T! fi ...-f . . -l ' 41. o-35' N - - ' ' Z ' 4 fy ' K 'f'd',1 :9jv35'--w ww e - A M j, 'j' ,,-. ' -line fall? f ..7':'.r!-l'A Av-. ,h,L gf . ,Q v' H 4 M ' 'Q ' The football team going through its calisthenics before a game. These workouts have helped Redford have one of the best football squads in years. A cc-ed dancing class enioying square cloncing, 90 CHEERLEADERS Redford High School fans are supported by twelve vibrant cheerleaders, eight of whom cheer at each important sport event. The girls have largely been responsible for fine attend- ance and enthusiasm. Our cheerleaders have boosted school spirit one hundred per cent. Who else can stay full of pep ond spirit during rain, snow, sleet, and mucl? Only a Redford High School cheerleader. Left to right, Patt McKee, Lynne Jillson, Sue Coggan, Lynn Korkalo, Dawn Stevens Diana Bogaerts Patt Laird Carol Sullivan wil --u ....A.az.... ............... 'l ..m.5.,..,.c.cA HAM - -' V . --kurt? 4- u .P- ru : A .....n. 6 J 1' U -5.- er. be ul of GIRLS GOLF SCORES Redford 3 Cooley Redford 5 Highland Park Redford 2 Mumford t K Redford 5 Hamtramck 5 4- 7' ,M Redford 4 Cody Nancy Green six . . . seven , . . eight, A . gf' Pat Taylor Who is your caddy? uv, , , .,. sur . -Q , V H - fig 'bfi fAg'1u,'b' 7 . f HOLE 3 '- y ' . ' 4. NY! 11 A, . 9' X ... X I QL.,- Mrs. Weaver, coach We've done it again, girls. Barb Telfer What would you do? if I ,Q-lm. TEE OFF N ,,.- - -' A + l, lf .I EJ' ',wfQ, ,l!. X . Jean Soderman, captain LUCY whllwo-'th l'll clip that dandelion yet. Shortest distance between two points is a straight line, l'm told, 92 x UNDER CLASS 'kgi F4 all-7QNg1 Q I 'gy W we ff DEVINE 9B-ROW l: C. Bartkowiak, C. Anderson, B. Bower, V. Burlingame, C. Barclay, L. Bauer, M. Arnovits, P. Ainslie, B. Bott, N. Aford. ROW 2: S. Clausen, N. Bowman, S. Bennetts, L. Craig, J. Bagley, M. Cobb, E. Cox, J. Ballman, K. Bogue, D. Avey, J. Burling, J. Bowhall. ROW 3: C. Cousins, B. Bell, S. Briggs, L. Berry, M. Bokos, L. Copenhaver, K. Day, C. Cameron, F. Bell, P. Chamberlain, D. Bering, J. Armstrong. ROW 4: A. Borrusch, F. Briggs, N. Austin, M. Bradford, G. Bellaver, M. Collins,M. Barzler, B. Costa, K. Bohaker, K. Carter, V. Bigler, S. Bloch, C. Cana da, L. Barriuso, V. Britton, C. Chabek. 3 6 f 2 f 5 C3 A 7 - J ,L-Q 3 L bf l A fs P1 ' 5 V ' 3 all ' ri., . 'Qt I I A l CHICKERING 9B-ROW 'l: L. Blackney, D. Collins, B. Blakeney, N. Boyer, G. Allen, J. Aldridge, C. Blalock, L. Blanke, M. Borton, D. Banker. ROW 2: B. Anderson, C.. Blanton, J. Baxter, R. Clark, V. Baumanis, G. Balloid, R. Casper, B. Castor, D. Berman, G. Boucher, H. Boettger, L. Bruce, M. Christopher. ROW 3: G. Brownell, B. Brownsey, R. Cronin, K. Burkhardt, D. Curtis, G. Burris, P. Baker, L. Cooper, D. Carrithers, P, Blakeley, D. Brooks, C. Childress, A. Brooks. f i '- 4 ? 4 v fl ...., , ll .. . M - i Q l l I r t tt l EGAN 9B-ROW I: K. Ferenc, J. Hutchinson, J. Hamilton, B. Holloway, J. Hughes, K. Fortin, R. Fraser, K. Green, C. Grace, P. Herrin, J. Jensen, J. Ikewood, C. Graf. ROW 2: J. Hay, M. Huston, R. Dodd, P. Hintz, J. Haskell, R. Hamrick, B. Wisdala, S. Hodge, B. Gillentine, E. Drazic M. Gilmore, N. lngland. ROW 3: L. Johnson, V, Joyner, C. Gadawski, P. Fultz, T. Galbraith, S. Frost, S. Eklund, P. Gibson, T. Goebel, J. Helms. meier, L. Gillan, P. Gilbert, P, Donohue. ROW 4: J. Garrett, M. Herbart, K. Gray, C. Jones, J. Guetschow, M. Evans, D Fischer, C. Hoover, J. Holmes, M. Hartness, K. Hilpert, C. Garcia. 94 f 5 f A- . fj- We .-:ar l CT. I 1 li oi. s.. 'FN BLANCHARD lOB-ROW l: D. Hare, J. Helenhouse, A. Hacker Joslin, B. Gilbert, B. Jackson, D. Frey, E. Flowers. N 'ri' ll 'Y'-: f.Sl.P55.l. -i .ri Ll' SMITH 9B-ROW l: C. Miller, K. Monteith, C. Ottman, J. Morris, C. Mondo, S. McCullough. ROW Kelsey, V. Olsen, P. Leduc, M. Kaiser, J. Kowalik, L. Kay, C. Moretz, G. 2: G. Morrison, K. Lewis, D. Monti, K. l 7 fit E ,,p0'6--' -'QJZI' A-,J 'SGS' I 'Zi' l-fl , B. Gauthier, W. James, R. Dillon, B. Garth. ROW 2: B. Herrick, J. Fox, R -u vi Y www If ... LaForge, M. Naif, G. Ouellette, B. Lee, D. Kupiec, J. Lang, C. Laird, E. Murphy, J. Neigh, N. Niles, N. McLeod, L. Leathers, S. Linde, L. Letwin, M. Morrison. ROW 3: P. Katz, J. Morrison, l. Moreland, M, Kohli, P. Kennedy. G. Kohn, S. Keller, P. Overman, l. Karniotis, C. Leonard, M. Kimbrough, D. Mordock, J. Kelly, C. Ohlers, P. Magyari, Y. Kaski, B. Meyers, J. Miller. ROW 4: J. Larimore, J. Laws, P. Karabees, K. Murphey, S. Laws, N. Overly, M. Kerr, D. Oleksinski, C. Krueger, N. Mantel, K. Maior, K. Newton K. Milliken, K. Miller, C. Murphey, N. Manoogian, C. Mauch. ROW 5: J. Lloyd, A. Lagg, L. Morgan, S. Merris, M. Nicula, S. Leftler, E. Mc- Donald, C. Livingstone, C. Leland, C. Martin, M. Kelly, L. Munshaw, E. Kurt, D. Murray, P. Krivisky, W. Nolen, S. Manzo. xt ' N jx' j . I ROW l: T. O'Leary, J. O'Dell, D. Lambros, R. Klei, R, Norton, R, Marshall, J. McManus. ROW 2: R, Lyon, J Larkin R. Liddicoat, D Legere C. McKelvey, M. Metz, J. McCormac, J. McDowell, P. Muller. ROW 3: M. Longden, H. Marshke L. Olson E. Miles K. Kiehl, T Kienboum C Mutch, G. Martin, L, Mistele, J. Lorenz. ROW 4: G. Marentette, B. Kotila, R. Lawton, J. Lennie, T. Olson D Miller, J Kaneaster, W Moultr- R. Lechevalier, J. McCadie, A. Moore. 95 FQ UW' . , lllilli If HARSCH 9B-ROW l: J. Pullen, C. Starkweather, D. Rooney, P. Rooney, D. Stubbings, K. Peters, S. Sypher, S. Perrett, L. Stevenson, A. Purdy, Stewart, S. Pederson, P. Peeling, M. Riggs, C. Pellicci, C. Peters, B. Rizzo, L. Parsley M. Riethmiller. ROW 2: D. Rinke, S. Snyder, K. Setzke, G. M. Scarbrough, N. Sayles, D. Strong. ROW 3: C. Rayshel, M. Springer J Pyle S Respondek D Peterson P Stron N Rik C S' J , . , . , . , . g, . s , . impson, . Rice, S. Rose, D. Spragg, J. Sullivan, M. Seewerker, M. Siebert, L. Power. ROW A: L. Racer, A. Romano, T. Porteous, S. Robertshaw, S. Sweeney, R. Simon, K. Snyder, A. Stephenson, B. Shaw, M. Pavilga, C. Price, G. Petersen, B. Parsons, M. Speck. ROW 5: C. Reaves, C. Schorr, L. Pratt, M. Savage, M. Shannon, E. Ricci, D. Scovel, G. S k N. S ' ' ' ' ' emenu , chnelder, S. Shaw, L. Spralner, S. Richardson, D. Smith, L. Rlckenback, G. Rowe f sv. in ., tv. ' Y s I 4 Ill WARD PB-ROW T: T. Rosinski, P. Sleboda, L. Salyers, J. Riley, R. Russell, B. Ramseyer, P. Seppala. ROW '2: T. Stanford, J. Shuell, R. Silaghi, G. Robinson, G. Steinbrecher, R. Sargent, H. Shields, T. Stombaugh, L. Propp. ROW 3: D. Sweet, G. Stocks, J. Quast, R. Smith, B. Strickland, B. Summers, C. Scholz, M. Richter, A. Sk' cl . ROW : ' ' ' in ers 4. D. Stephenson, S. Place, R. Smith, J. Pint, G. Sheiko, B, Spens, Z. Smith, D. Pehrson, J. Smith, O. Schwark, D. Sheere. r 5 I if J A GRIMES 9B-ROW le S Wolfe E Ziegler S Tobola B Trohe C T d 'k . . , . , . , . y, . e nc, L. Walbridge, S. Ward, M. Waling, D. Welton, R. Williams, K. Zillich, H. Virio. ROW 2: V. Vogel, S. Thomas, B. Thurston, B. Wasser, M. Watson, P. Tyrpak, D. Wick, R. Torongo, J. Thompson, C. Veckers, K. Winningham, F. Weiland, E. Weiss, K. Williams, S. Tyndall, F. Tillinghast. ROW 3: N. Winclnell, S. Vine, L. Tremper, K. Williams, K. Warren, G. Wolfe, 8. Vanderlip, S. Yale, R. Willing, l. Weiss, S. Wright, M. Vetal, H. Woodruff, K. Vogelsang, R. Wright, C. Velkey, J. Weber. ROW 4: K. Tatts, D. Thormann, D Tinney, R. Van Delinder, R. Thom J. T' ' ' ' as, utcomb, W. Tierney, K. White, J. Turgeon, R. Weighell, J. Tomkinson, S. Turner, T. Thoresen, B. Whelan, C. Walker 96 Mt-lil S1 lr . .2 H at A Y wg , if f , J fl. ,.... EGAN 8- DEVINE 9A-ROW l: S. Howard, S. Baurngartner, K. Cooper, K. Brock, S. Chytyk, M. Gagnon, B. French, R. Julien, P. Bradshaw, S Delcomyn. ROW 2: D. Fillion, C. Francis, C. Dickerson, B. Holliday, B. Dawson, C. Getzfrid, K. Adams, D. Dahl, J. Boritzki, B. Hurlbutt, L. Hill, M. Eichorst. ROW 3: M. Gansley, N. Hall, L. Cross, H. Bierbower, G. Burns, H. Dunphy, D. Duncan, D. Atwood, J. Garond. C. Harris C. Batchelder, B. Chadwick. ROW 4: J. Herrin, K. Fenske, E. Erickson, S. Homer, W. lsler, M. Brown, J. Hulett, K. Cornell, M Bean. C. Childs, P. Dew, C. Evans, H. Donkervoet, N. Beauvais. ROW 5: J. Bennett, K. Baxter, J.. Bradley, K. Dahlen, C. Eisenberg, A. Gucciardo, P. Callouette, C. Fotland, C. Haylock, J. Dever, S. Helsten, B. DeJonghe, J. Blakely. ,ps- Vl- 1 'W' M I I -5 'nw rf L' 5 -I .. . .. . CHICKERING 8- BLANCHARD 9A-ROW l: J. Broom, J. Johnson, J. Ellis, L. Currie, J. Bortz, B. Davis. ROW 2: K. lsham, P. Holt. M. Brown, S. Beard, C. Humphrey, B. lrwin, J. Jensen. ROW 3: A. Boratynski, B. Glime, G. Bryant, L. Burgess, L. Cook, J. Brestow, K. Borchardt, J. Gannon, B. Horn. 1' , if '?' ' . ,y ' ., ,.,. A .A 4 i w lf- f 1 wr. + rx :-XX .. -Ilfjigifklti f - f y u. ga... sn.. ..,s ,.... ,X . - ,N , .f ' 11-:gf .:' ' J y -:gzi zg I L , . , 4 gms.. .' . f 5 .::'55g. . 1 f . . . ...:: ', ' .. T .. . --ru r 'Q ' 1-ffgag yrZ22fr .. as .f 5:-fwf--M P s. sy T' t . ' www... 4 , f :sign ,fu KJ fx , . A 5 i ii1f', i. X s . I sawn 4 -4. ' ' ' ' 3 Z' ' Hx -L Q . f, A .Q . . ..Mn..' ' ' ' H :yY.r.,...fvy,'a4,. rf s '. . . r wr . t'.4...1 .. . -..ar 1 WALLE 8- WARD 9AAAROW ln J. Revok, R. Perry, J. Shepherd, L. Rood, A. Pollock, A. Stephens, J. Peterson. ROW 'Zi E. Peck, M Snyder D Strong, R. Protal, G. Smart, D. Pope, D. Ross, J. Montgomery. ROW 3: J. Kerezsi, M. Ludington, R. Miller, T. Lindblode, R Kuitula. R Memoi- smith, D. Koby, B. Maguire, R. King, J. Myers, R. Mudge, C. Krause. 97 1 'lt I 'vw- - lin J, . 415 W-V ,. 0, Biology is not so hurd often' oll. Attesting to this stotement ore the smiles of Ron Hofsess, Koren Kendoll, Ken Hill, Mortho Botey, John Lewis, ond Coiol Hastings, x U- gp--.-1--93 .. 1 544 Twelfth groders help breoli in younger members of the photo stoft. Dove Wright, IQB, Mike Mullin, IOA, Mr. Deoson, sponsor, Howard Welinen, IOBg ond Dick Fountain, IQB, disploy their equipment. es., ' - LJ -- is , 53 sa glib A I' N W M :'i1 I m V! AFA ' -'Al . -I Leorning French by the Audio Visual method ore Lonny Golyon, IOB, Koren Etty, IOB, Choiles Mctielxew, QB- lorry Brown IOB- ond Irene Korniotis QB. '13, of I Typical tenth graders strolling down the holl ore Dick Vincent ond Jennifer Bement, MOOTH 'W' Interested spectators wotch the pep rolly which wos staged III ond VIII hours before our first Ronnte Bornno fume out to rest ot the J-Hop, 5 ' A N x P ,, ,., hug ' gn k X we , r-r rt, Connie Kitzrniller, Tom Moorneod. ond Brendo Bencks Yoke 'IS Men behind the senior ploy scenes ore: Russ Colquist, 9Ag Dennis Kellor, 105g ond Bob Westphol, TOB, ww Surprised? You would be tco it someone snapped your plcmre os soon as you stepped out of ct voting boctn. AH students vote ot electlcn trrre, giving Us experience for the future. l 5 i i Q . t 3 1 4 F. ,r 'X Upperclcissmen look out for tltrf welfare of their brothers and sisli-is, as Grutcltvii Givs intioducvs her brother Peter to Kristine Dahlun while Karen Dahlen supervises. 4 . .' .r real gentleman, Larry Franklin, hands refreshments to Debbie Spoiling and Debbie Murray. He can well afford to - it was a girl bid dance. lt's easy to get lost when you're a freshman, Rosemary Williams and H Virgo ask directions of Barbara Griffiths. .. ,E . Q . FLIGHTY .W How can you tell who's a freshman? You can tell a freshman by the bewildered look on his face as he runs from Room 192 all the way around to 126, by the look of despair as he struggles and struggles to get that locker open, by the look of pain as he carries home a huge pile of books, by the look of hopelessness half way through mid-terms, and by the look of Triumph when he finds that he passed all grades and is now a 9A. Sometimes it's not the look that gives him away but his innocent in E . words, Locker pass, what locker pass? Is there anything I can do for you, Miss '? She said something about coming down here for a tardy excuse or something. But, Sir, I didn't mean to knock you down. I was just walking around that corner a little fast and . . . And the fool-proof way to pick out a 9A on the first day of any term is to hear him yell at a 98, Freshie! But being a freshman is wonderful, and to look back on the mistakes we made is even better. Soon the freshmen will be active sophomores and join this and that and they too will be very, very busy . . . and sophisticated. Good luck Freshmen! Look who is posing for a picture. Smile at the camera, boys. The group in the foreground is planning the strategy needed to get three dance partners. H nl ,-.--neun. --...Q X. ilfjxf Ummmmm refreshments tool These freshman mxes are good deal' ff fff X, of , , . FRESHMEN Hall guides Jan Storkel and Sue Robbins are V caught ot? guard . . , and oft duty. Ohl ls my picture being taken? Susan Wright hashes het' best smile, ,f f 1 Lynn Hill demonstrates that social club pledges can do constructive worlc. Here she exhibits stuffed dolls that will be donated to an orphanage. ,, cf 1, 'UK ' The gym track provides a stimulating exercise for these girls. qc . 'gi-'am ,s Sf-c fra , 1 , ' X X Li 5s s,, 3's jj 3i.L'1igQ f H 1 5272- -i -fr if J it s r r 2 l ?f 5 , if IK ' ii 5 - ,ii fr sy: ,- g f Z ,' I ,I f r 6 , ' il N gf ,s ,Y ., V . 4 E 5 , x.,' Q ' I, gi, W I fr, i f, ix v 1 , i1 ' it f if 'I r i y 1 5 5 1 3 ,, 'T f TZ G X., v V gs, l i l, ,V x Q 4v if Nui eff--f f'f Limxi ll... L... SMITH 8- HARSCH 9A-ROW I: C. Richards, G. Kinsel, M. Stoops, C. Simon, M. Lempke, E. Lewis, N. Sauble, J. Smith. ROW 2: S. MacArthur B. Listerman, A. Sharrow, D. Seyfarth, S. Smith, B. Long, A. Samuel, B. Rainey, G. McClintock, K. Kirkland. ROW 3: C. Prather, K. Maier, C McPherson, J. Portis, L. McClaran, D. McDowell, K. Rex, S. Olive, M. Rhodes, C. Sorenson, K. Schultz, J. Melling, S. Palmer. ROW 4: C. Rice, C Rummins, K. Shaffer, R. Klavins, J. Pryor, S. Klinkman, C. Moyer, D. Robinson, J. Misch, J. Ridout, C. Poirier, K. O'Brien, R. Rataiski, C. Mulligan. DEVINE JOB-ROW 12 M. Brown, J. Bush, K. Bunnell, J. Clapp, F, Bell, K. Brown, C. Busson, G. Bergen, P. Belanger. ROW 2: S. Bort, K. Coleman, D. Aldridge, J. Byron, K. Adam, C, Crosby, M. Bush, S. Allen, J. Cobb, S. Brockman, A. Clarke. ROW 3: S. Churchill, C. Adams, C. Biddinger, L. Brooks, M. Becker, C. Cullen, M. Bean, L. Clark, C. Crabtree, G. Baird. ROW 4: K. Davies, S. Calcaterra, A. Bayne, J. Bement, D. Barber, E. Connors. ROW 5: C. Coudill, T. Buttrum M. Campbell, D. Ciesniewski, N. Comer, P. Billings, S. Cristiano, J. Anderson, B. Beaugrand. Borg, L. Campbell, M. Batey, D. Chess, S. , S. Awther, N. Day, B. Brayer J. Cypher, 1 2 , 4 . i . , .,Wv , at A M , F ., .YI M K 7 ' 2 fs ' K-I 5 g CHICKERING lOB-ROW lr J. Briggs, K. Armstrong, D. Bristow, J. Belz, N. Daughdrille, G. Armstrong, L. Brown, M. Bates. ROW 2: B. Bettis, D. Brownlee, D. Cameron, D. Antonow, B. Bachman, R. Allen, D. Carley, R. Boughner, B- Award- ROW 31 R. Condon, T. Allard, D. Coughlin, L. Daigle, W. Carpenter, G. Darst, F. Baker, R. Cossin, G. Burnham, E. Bolton. 102 1 l ,B L'-F ' U- J '..' - Dj A I ii t BLANCHARD 'IOB-ROW la D. Harris, R. Hofsess, B. Dunn, H. Hollen, C. Haltyard, D. Gibson, C. Derry, R. Hoarcl, D. Hare, B. Garth. ROW 2: R. Dillon, G. Demarsh, D. -l-Familton, B. Gauthier, K. Hill, B. Juergens, J. Gistinger, N. Jones, G. Gordon, J. Gignac. ROW 3: M. James, H. Doerr, R. Joslin, E. Flowers, M. Huesing, A. Dettman, B. Jackson, D. Galbraith, B. Fullford, C. Hibbard, R. Eikamp. ROW 4: R. Gardner, C. Erickson, B. Harmount, J. Fox, B. Gilbert, T. Gorman, J. Gibbons, H. Graham J Fannon, A. Hacker, R. Guion. 3 .4 ye LB ..C, A, WALLE 'IOB-ROW 1: J. Nisbet, D. Kottke, J. Kirn, R. McAndrew, M. Martin, J. Manseau, D. Lankton, ROW 2: D. McRee, D. Kilpatrick, L. Mc- Farland, M. Klaus, E. Maier, J. Linwoody, D. Moyer, B. Morton, S. Laswell. ROW 3: J. Maher, J. McNobnay, J. Langhoff, A. Kovacs, D. Kellar, J. McFerran, J. McDonough. 4- if 1 EGAN 10B-ROW iz C. Fionda, B. Dudley, G. Fraser, N. Foster, J. Fairbanks, J. Guenterberg, N. Glease, L. Farwell. ROW 2: A. Hartz, M. Finch, V. Frantz, A. Dean, D. James, J. Hewitt, C. Duva, G. Fortier, P. Ellsworth. ROW 3: F. Diamond, M. Getsoian, G. Dilts, L. Deberry, N. Gurry, C. Hastings, B. Jones, K. Jensen, S. Jahlas, V. Hoover, D. Firment. ROW 4: J. Dent, T. Dean, M. Gillette, J. Falko, N. Favier, B. Hudler, D. Hueglin C. Hunter, E. Jaszewski, S. Hurter, K. Irvine, C. Eberhardt. ROW 5: K. Etty, J. Fox, M. Horne, S. Hoffman, N. Evans, S. Hill, C. Harshman, S Johnson, V. Elenbaas, P. Foley, P. Foster, C. Justin, B. Goodell. lO3 l 3 A l x l ii 5 SMITH IOB-ROW 'l: J. Miller, K. Lipe, J. Meyer, L. Neely, T. Miller, A. Ljndeman, K. Kendall, P. Meredith, K. Koepfgen, M. Layton. ROW 2: S. Murry, M. Laverty, K. Koutz, D. Muscat, N. Mills, J. MacLeod, M. McDonagh, J. Kimball, S. Lapham, B. Mason, M. Kuehn. ROW 3: D. Muscat, S. Klein, J. Kerr, A. Leduc, B. Kirby, M. Nantau, B. Merrick, D. MacDonald, S. Miller, A. Lear, B. Kerr, R. Nahabedian. ROW 4: J. Lindquist, N. Lorimer, C. LeGris, K. Matsos, N. Lewis, A. Nuttall, M. Krengel, E. Mumford, P.. Morrow, L. Motrinc, D. Landsfield, K. Morvin. l l 4 Q i . i 'nur' i Wx.. llllllllllm WARD IOB-ROW 'l: J. Sypher, B. Schriedel, D. Rand, P. Peters, E. Perry, P. Scarbrough, F. Swica. ROW 2: F. Quinn, D. Shereda, R. Schmed- len, J. Sweet, D. Rodwell, D. Smearman, R. Swanson. ROW 3: B. Presson, B. Stewart, J. Smith, D. Phillips, L. Prevost, B. Rice, Peruzzi. x--7 ' D. Parko, L. 4 'ln i l ' L-ae-J HARSCH lOB-ROW l: D. Smith, D. Pelfrey, J. Puglise, K. Stani, M. Shroufe, S. Richard, C. Pelot, L. Sawyer. ROW 2: K. Quinn, J. Round, D. Rudovich, L. Rhodes, M. Rollings, D. Pancioli, N. Rollings, S. Smith, K. Stica, D. Sandau. ROW 3: A. Sanchez, S. Ranta, J. Smith, L. Shank, A. Snyder, C. Sitko, G. Robbins, N. Schaefer, C. Salo, K. Shoholm. ROW 4: K. Smith, R. Rutherford, J. Smith, S. Patrick, V. Strong, J. Small, J. Seiler, J. Smith, K. Papp, B. Robinson. ROW 5: P. Perkins, L. Schirs, S. Reed, M. Springer, J. Speier, S. Schilling, J. Speier, K. Stellhorn, J. Septak, M. Sakne, M. Pyhtila, R. Shields. 104 r 1 r 1 . is is Q Us ,lo-o.. f if I ROW 'l: G. Waara, M. Vincent, S. Toms, U. Young, D. Williams, M. Virio, J. Wells, H. Trent, L. Yoder, J. Turner, A. Waltz, S. Young, L. Wiese, B. Whetstone, J. Williams. ROW 2: R. Turnbull, V. Wertz, K. Zeuschel, S. Trese, K. Youngs, C. Wilson, B. Tragis, L. Zapoli, N. Zalewski, N. Weyl, N. Vie, D. Thompson, M. Tucker. ROW 3: D. Vichcales, R. Westphal, B. Waling, B. Zienert, R. Wickham, K. Yorke, P. Wilson, D. Thormann, L. Whitehead, D. Thomas, S. Yewusiak, T. Thornton. ROW 4: J. Weast, T. Tucker, J. Wertman, S. Wright, P. Williams, R. Vincent, H. Weliver, H. Walton, C. Westberg, L. Van Antwerp, P. Zito, D. Whittaker, P. Vroman. 1 f 3 . Q i, '- n, gd, 4 Q X i fi fa r . . ' 1 y :Af Af K P 1 s 'f 1 .. M - ef T A ' 5 F f 594-Q - L li C . fs it Q-I Q.. 3 ROW T: W. Biorseth, E. Cavin, N. Briegel, B. Bencks, C. Damman, K. Bokos, B. Brown. ROW 2: C. Collins, C. Balogh, S. Frazier, D. Gray, P. Goodenow, C. Buyer, C. Adams. ROW 3: C. Green, D. Friend, N. Durrenberg, B. Julien, P. Gornowicz, P. Higgins, S. Huff, H. Gregory, S. Jones, D. Harris. ROW 4: C. Hershey, K. Gaubis, M. DeBacker, J. Hicks, N. Deming, C. Glore, J. Eggan, C. Irwin, M. Hodgins. sg 1 5 5. 2 ,Q . S 5 if ' fe if 4 - 2 ,- - . . r i 1 , 4 X S kj' I J, 'J le . . 2 ef Y. -1- 'T'-7 13 J ., ii J, 5 l i 0-has li 5. I ----f' Z Q 'f va X-Q . ROW I: D. Wolfe, A. Wolfe, M. Walsh, V. Weitz, P, Tressler. ROW 2: C. Whaley, N. Wolfe, B. Weaver, L. Wind, M. Winterhott, M. Wootton J. Taylor. 105 5 a ' .? 1 ' 3 5- gQ , V P . ' fo ' -PJ C ssl K T Jf' A .1 ,jf :1 - - nz' r T ' s 1 , 5 i.. a.:'. , 1, . ' lp , all 1 , if L Q Ja V 5-1 1 T97 , Xl 'X i,- 1 ' f ,XXV T 5 yf' 11 0.1 ' x -.. . k If Q IQ- I L 'l ,? iER : L ' . .ie fl:--. ' ROW T: L. Robinson, A. Kulychuk, G. Kuntzman, J. Schorr, F. Quinn, T. Prohow, M. McMillan, G. Rodgers. ROW 2: R. Lietes, J. McAlonan, E. Parris, B. Smith, J. Salyers, F. Schmoll, T. Quinn, K. Reynolds. ROW 3: R. Moutrie, D. Langdon, L. Sebesten, D. Kalayiian, B. Lawson, K. Kop, G. Sitner, J. Larder. S ir 2 5 17 a l .rv l if 'Y' ROW l: N. Merideth, B. Sobol, L. Osterling, M. Lover, D. Ruehle, C. Karvonen, T. Shriman. ROW 2: M. Keppel, K. Kesfi, C. Kifzmiller, P. Smith, K. Reed, S. Reovis, A. Mayes. ROW 3: D. Stacey, A. Marchinowski, M. Nohrgang, M. Semenuk, K. Poole, J. Leonard, B. Pobursky, J. Reiher. ROW 4: N. Pryor, M, Smith, E. Stoelt, P. Merrick, E. Nix, P. Schaupner, J. Stevens, B. Leitch. X l 1.37 ,Q 0 . , . . - s f f 'N ROW 1: A. Gies, B. Hickcox, J. Hazel, P. Gillis, D. Goodhue. ROW 2: B. Chall, T. Baldwin, P. Anderson, J. Barber, R. Brown, B. Buchanan, J Aune, R. Barnhart. ROW 3: G. Chapin, I. Baumanis, T. Allum, B. Campbell, R. Beck, M. Chisilc. 106 A Adams, Jane 37 Aittama, Lillian 38 Anderson, Bernard 32 Arnoldi, Harold 37 Asta, Matthew 36 Atiyeh, Fred 32,54 Atkins, Jewel 33 B Baker, Nelda 36 Ball, Mary 33,61 Baranski, Irene 36,49 Barnhart, Joseph 33 Bedell, William 30 Benedict, Bessie 38 Berg, Leo 36,59 Bigelow, Catherine 38 Blanchard, C. H. 29 Blasyk, Edwin 33,34 Bolles, Roy 37 Bovill, John 31 Brooks, Willis 30 Brown, Seymour 33 Brueser, Mildred 30,34,35 BUSINESS ED.DEPT. 36 C Ceasar, Gilbert 31 Chickering, Laurence 29 Church, John 32,61 Clark, Irene 36 Comer, Edwin 31 Conrad, Katherine 38 Cook, Cecelia 38 Cook, Larry 32,53,54,69 Cook, Margaret 32,35 COUNSELORS 29 Coutts, Helen 30 Cunningham, Genevieve 32 Curry, Catherine 38 Curtis, Margaret 32 D Dadswell, Amanda 38 Davis, Claudine 38 Deason, Ernest 33,72, 100 Dempsey, Lillian 38 Densley, Theodosia 38 Denton, Frances 37 Devine, Marian 29 Dilworth, Donna 30,40 Doering, Hazel 38 Doherty, Hazel 38 Doll, Lena 30 Drzewicki, Sgt. 84 Dunwoodie, John 32 E Early, Frances 31,41 Egan, Ellen 29,35 Ellis, Marcella 38 Elvers, Vallie 32 ENGLISH DEPT. 30 FACULTY AND OTHER PERSONNEL Evans, Cleo 38 F FACULTY FEATURE 34,35 Fay, Mary 33 Fenby, Eugene 37,65 FINES ARTS DEPT. 37 Finkbiner, Donald 31 Fogoros, Letitia 37 Fosmoe, Oscar 33 Foster, Robert 30 Franek, Anthony 36,59 Franson, Harry 33 G Gillespie, Edith 31 Glovinsky, Sanford 33 Goxem, Robert 36 Granning, Lydia 38 Greene, Arthur 30 Grimes, Leo 29 Gringle, Arthur 30 Gunn, William 38 Gvozdich, George 78 H Hacker, Reata 38 Hackman, Joseph 32 Hadis, Terese 32 Hail, Ruth 38 Hallman, Alice 38 Hansen, Elmore 32,35 Harris, Ruth 35,38 Harrison, Martha 38 Harsch, Frieda 29 HEALTH ED. DEPT. 33 Heinz, Margaret 36 Hellsten, Marguerite 32 Hogle, Elvina 37,50 Hogle, Erwin 31 Hornkohl, Arthur 36 Horowitz, Myron 30, 60,72 Howel, Sam 38 Houston, Agnes 38 Hubel, Harry 36 Hudson, Dorothy 38 Hughes, Marion 30,34 I Inch, Richard 31,43,80 Irwin, John 30 Isler, Kathryn 38 J Jablonski, Eleanore 38 Jackson, Lillian 38 Jacque, Florence 29,68 Johns, Joseph 30 Juhnke, Clarence 33 Juszczak, Theresa 38 K Kaner, Sam 32 King, Thomas 37 Kingsbury, Margaret 30 Kitzmann, Reinhold 30 Knowles, Victor 31 Kovach, Eleanor 33 Krogh, Bertha 30,34 Kuni, Evangeline 31 L LANGUAGE DEPT. 31 Larimore, Edgar 33,78 Larson, Leonard 37 Leith, Clara 31 Lenoir, Henry 38 Leonhard, Fred 29,35,61 Lipe, Mildred 30 Lovchuk, Paul 30 Love, Howard 37 LUNCHROOM STAFF 38 M Maher, Margaret 30 Malloy, Natalie 36 MAINTENANCE STAFF 38 MATHEMATICS DEPT. 32 McCreight, Mary 30 McLeod, Lois 38 Meixnner, Margaret 38 Menard, Margaret 31 Mickelson, Sgt. 84 Miller, Marion 30 Morel, Guy 31 Morford, Cyretta 30 Morford, Golda 31 Murray, Mary 31 N Noechel, Alice 38 Novack, Evelyn 31,60 O OFFICE STAFF 38 Osterling, Ethel 36 Ousley, Maxine 37 P PARENTS' CLUB 68 Parker, Irene 37 Parks, Anne 31 Parks, Betty 38 Perior, Pamela 31,35 Petrosky, Loretta 37 Platt, Myles 31,34 Pobutsky, Theresa 30,48 Polzin, Elmer 31 Porter, Clarence 33 Potter, Betty 36 R Randall, Catherine 38 Record, Irene 36 Richards, Dorothy 37 Ridenour, Elsie 30 Robinson, Viola 31 Rogers, Earl 31 Russell, Charles 32,35 S Sadoway, Mary 32 Sister, Otis 37 Sayres, Cortlandt 30 SCIENCE DEPT. 33 Scott, Frank 31 Sefton, Audrey 30 Sharkey, Mildred 31 Sikanen, George 37 Smith, Edna 29 Smith, Frank 37 Smith, Marjorie 32,35 Smith, Mildred 32,35,56 SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPT. 31 Soos, Betty 33,52,88,89 Stachowski, Marie 38 Stebbins, Nina 36 Stellberger, Pauline 30,72 Stevens, Mary 33 Stocker, Richard 36 Strickland, Willard, 31 Stuckey, Richard 33,43,82 Sutliff, Phyllis, 30 Syron, Agnes 31 T Tack, Helen 31 Teter, Harold 33 Thompson, Roberta 35,36, 40 Thumin, Jacob 30 Tryon, Dorothy 33 U Uplegger, Elsie 38 V VOCATIONAL DEPT. 37 W Waha, Bruce 33,80 Walle, Leonard 29 Walls, Mildred 37 Walton, Mary 32,35 Ward, W. E. 29 Wardwell, Eleanor 30 Watson, Janet 38 Weaver, Lucille 33,85 West, Elvira 37 White, Clifford 24,30,34,42 Whitlock, Esculene 32 Whitlow, Edith 38 Whitman, Richard 3,30,60, 70,71 Williams, Amy 37 Wilson, Annabelle 36 Wolfe, Charles 28,61,68 Wolner, Manuel 31 Woolfenden, Joan 33,53 Wylo, Dorothy 38 Y Yeoman, J.Alex 33 Z Zumwalt, Charlotte 38 Zych, Edward 37 STUDENT INDEX A Adams, Nancy 48,56,73 Adams, Carol 62 , 63 ADCRAFT 50 AEOLIAN 40 AFS 74 Agee, Jim 76 Agren, Peggy 40, 57, 60, 71 Ahern, Tom 52 Albert, Penny 64,66 Aldridge, Joan 61 Allard, Tom 65 Allen, Bob 82,83 Allen, John 8,12,60,61,70, 71 Allen, Susan 54 Allingham, Mike 78 Alterman, David 8 Anderson, Brenda 8, 12,45, 53,54,60 Anderson, June 40 Anderson, Lynne 41 Anderson, Marilyn 40 Anderson, Mike 65 Anderson, Millie 8,13,26, 40,60,70,71 Anderson, Tom 82 Angevine, Bob 42 Aoie, Elaine 59 Archbold, Nancy 40,53,54, 61,71,72,73 Arends, B-ob 74 Armour, Jeanette 45 Armstrong, Barrie 69,80,81 Armstrong, Jean 8,12,44 Armstrong, Kirk 69,78, 79 Artz, Sherry 60,61,72 Aube, Lori 7,8,64,66 B Bailey, Gary 85 Bailey, Winnie 41,44,53,61 Baker, Bill 71 Baker, Pete 78 Balasia, Pat 8 Baldwin, David 43,62 Baldwin, Tim 42 Ballantyne, William 8 Balloid, Gary 78 Balogh, Carol 40 Banck, Jon 78,79 Bancroft, Judy 41 BAND 62 Barber, Cal 69 Barnes, Sandra 44 Barnhart, Katherine 7,8,13, 26, 54, 60.61, 69, 70,91 Barnhart, Ronald 82, 101 Bartlett, Jim 65,66 Bartley, Ken 42, 52, 76, 84 Batey, Martha 100 Baxter, Kay 50 Baxter, Richard 43 Beall, Dave 78 Beamer, Molly 40,72 Beamer, Susan 7,8,13,40, 41,60,61,72 Bean, Mary 52,88 Beardslee, Judy 8,12 Beaugrand, Barbara 55 Beauvais, Nancy 89 Bebb, Phil 52,54,69 Becker, Marion 48 Beitler, Michael 8 Beltowski, Joyce 8,12,45 Bement, Jennifer 17,100 Bencks, Brenda 62,63,101 Bennett, Sharon 8 Bennetts, Susan 59 Benstead, Mel 85 Bernd, Ginny 40, 57, 62 , 63 64,66,67,73 Berlin, Martin 42 Berlin, Pat 51,88 Betwee, Chris 8,12 Biddinger, Camille 58 Bieneman, Jim 52,55,69, 82,83 Bierbower, Neil 24,71 Billings, Jerry 84 Billings, Pat 55 Birkhimer, Dee 8,59 Bishop, Barbara 41,44,55 56,69 Bishop, Joan 44,56,69 Blackburn, Lois 64 Blakely, Joyce 59 Blakeney, Sue 40 Blakeslee, Ken 8 BLANCHARD - 9B 95 BLANCHARD - 9A 97 BLANCHARD - 10B 103 BLANCHARD - 10A 106 BLAZER STAFF 70,71 Bliss, Karen 41,53 Bloomer, Jerry 42 Boeldt, Shirlee 64,66,67 Bodine, Jackie 44 Bogaerts, Diana 53,54, 71,91 Bogart, Carle Vande 85 Bogue, Kathy 50 Bolt, Ron 80 Boratynski, Alex 78 Bort, Sandy 88 Boudouris, Tino 8 Boudrot, Susan 89 Bousquette, David 78 Bowen, Judy 40,57,63,69 Bowen, Patt 45 BOWLING LEAGUE 85 BOYS' DOUBLE QUARTET 65,67 BOYS' GLEE 65,67 Bradley, Jeanne 51 Brancato, Sarah 64,66 Brantigan, John 84 Braun, Lois 62 Braund, Tom 80 Brecht, Mary 40,53 Bremer, Cynthia 40,44,53 Briegel, Nancy 41 Briggs, Ferrol 50,56 Briggs, Ri Briggs, Su chard 8 san 50,56 Brizard, Chris 40 Brock, Kathy 51,69 Brooks, Lynne 89 Brown, Bill 63 Brown, Charlie 69,76 Brown, Cynthia 85 Brown, Dave 48,65 Brown, Ken 18,43,55 Brown, Larry 57,99,100 Brown, Margaret 49 Brown, Richard 78 7 Bruveris, Mara 40,71 Bryant, George 59 Bryce, Betty 45 Buchanan, Donald 6,7,9 Buchanan, Gale 58 Buck, James 7,9,13 Buck, Mary Lou 45 Buckholz, Janet 51,61 Buckingham, Ronald 48 Bullach, Judy 7,9,12,40 Bunce, Ginny 9,12,18 Bunker, Carol 9 Burgess, LeRoy 78 Burgess, Sandra 59 Burke, Lee 78 Bush, Judy 62 Busson, Carol 51 Butler, Gordon 9, 12,42,85 Butcher, Nancy 50 C Cameron, Don 9,12,62 Cameron, Earl 78 Cameron, Kathy 41 Cameron, Ross 78 Campbell, Bruce 65,66,76 Campbell, John 24,42,51,61, 78 Campbell, Laurie 89 Campbell, Marie 9 Cannava, David 7,9,13,17, 26,43,55 Carbary, Gail 9 Carlson, Janet 48,58 Carpenter, Bill 78 Carr, Harry 78 Carrier, Loretta 9,13 Casemore, Judy 40 Cassidy, Cathy 45 Castor, Michael 9 Cay, Norman 9,13 Cerne, Carol Ann 40 Chabek, Cindy 55 Chall, Mary-Lou 58 Chapman, Bonnie 50,64 CHEERLEADERS 91 Chevalier, Rodney 59 Cheyne, Carol 41,53,54 CHICKERING - 9B 94 CHICKERING - 9A 97 CHICKERING - 10B 102 CHICKERING - 10A 106 Childress, Ethelyn 64,66 CHOIR 66,67 Churchill, Sandy 57,99 Churchill, Sharon 62 Clapp, Bryon 65,66,67 Clapp, Suzanne 9 Clark, Carl 9,13 Clark, Laura 62 CLASS DAY SPEAKERS 23 CLASS DIVISION 5 CLASS OFFICERS 6 Classen, Joyce 41,53,54,6 66 Clifford, Richard 54 Clow, David 84 CLUB DIVISION 39 CLUB FEATURE 46,47 Cobb, Charles 62,84 Coggan, Sue 24,40,54,69, 91 Cole, Peggy 40,52,88 Collett, Carol 41,54,55 Collins, John 62 Colquist, Russell 51,101 Colyer, Bob 43 Comer, Jane 40,61 COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS 23 Conatser, Sandra 9,12 Condon, Dick 42 Connor, Kay 53 Connors, Ellen 63 Cordes, Karen 40 Corkran, Dennis 43,63 Cottrell, Diane 54,72 Craig, Lynn Crane, Richard 9,13 Cranston, Art 76 Cranston, Leonard 76 Crawford, Jill 47 Crawford, Tom 73 Cristelli, Andrea 41 Cronin, Richard 78 Crosby, Christine 51 Crot, Betty 60 Crothers, Betty Jo 44,63 Curley, Kathy 49 Curtis, Dale 78 Curtis, Valerie 9,53,54, 60 Cutshall, Bob 7,10,12 D Dahl, Sylvia 10 4 Dahlen, Karen 7, 10,13,40, 45,60,71,87,99 Dahlen, Kristine 99 Dailey, Diane 67 Dailey, Roy 51 Daily, Janice 62,63 Daily, Joyce 62,63 DANCE COUNCIL 55 Danke, Janice 53 Danz, Clarice 52,88 Davies, Bob 7,10, 12 Davies, Sue 17,69 Davis, Sue 58,78 De Alvarenga, Maria 44,64, 69,74 Dean, Dennis 82,93 Dean, Mike 42 DeBacker, Margaret 59 DEBONAIRE 45 DeBussey, Sandra 53 DEDICATION 3 Delany, Sue 62,63 86 Hawkins, Evelyn Delcomyn, Sandra 51 Dent, Martha 54,62 Dettman, Kathi 40 DeVergilio, Kathy 10,12 DEVINE - 9B 94 DEVINE - 9A 97 DEVINE - 10B 102 DEVINE -2 10A 105 Devine, Warren 43 Dewey, Pat 7,1O,12,60,61, 70,71 DeWitt, Tansley 53 Diamond, Fay 58 Dickerson, Gerry 10,12 Dickinson, Joan 48,54 Dillon, Robert 62 Dilts, Gayle 54 Dixon, Meredith 40,64,66 Doeren, Henry 78 Donnelly, Diane 10 Doolittle, Lawrence 43 Dorethy, Barbara 10 Doub, Kathy 24,40,41,54, 55 Dougall, Bill 10, 13, 17, 52, 76,86 Dow, Sharon 40,41,54,55 Dowden, Diane 52 Doyle, Harry 10,85 Doyle, Linda 40,49,60 Drew, Carolyn 89 Dritsas, Cathy 52,89 DROP-IN COUNCIL 55 Dudley, James 10, 12,49 Dudley, Bob 65, 66, 69 Dufour, Karen 50 Duncan, Donna 63 Dundas, Gerald 51 Durkee, Susan 40,41,57, 61, 63 , 7 1 Durrenberg, Margie 51 Duva, Carole 59 Dworin, Charlotte 45 Dye, Betty 41 E Eberhardt, Chele 58 Edmunds, Pat 64 Edwards, Carolyn 45,52,53,87 Edwards, Jim 18,24,54, 55 EGAN - 9B 94 EGAN - 9A 97 103 105 7,10, EGAN EGAN Eggan, Judy 41 Eicher, Dan 80 Eichhorn, William 26 Elder, Margaret 40,44 Ellswood, Richard 43 Elmquist, Chuck 65,66,76 Elmy, David 65,66 Elsila, Karen 59 Emerson, John 43,54 Engle, Kathy 41,48 Engwall, Karen 40,46,55, 64,66,72 Erickson, Emily 50 Ericson, Diane 40,44,53,54 -10B -10A 10, 13, Eskridge, Joyce Etty, Karen 100 10 Etzler, Ruth 53,61 Evening School Diplomas 22 Evinger, Betty 49 Ewald, Walter 10, 12, 6 F FACULTY DIVISION 27 Fain, William 78 Fairbanks , Oran 10 5 Falconer, Jean 45,71 FALL CONCERT FEATURE 67 Fallone, Mario 76 Farrow, Nancy 62 Fatland, Carol 59 Fatland, Dale 78 Fee, Donald 43 Felsot, Suzanne Felt, Roger 80 10, 59 Findlater, Jack 82,83 Fischer, Carl 65,66 Fischer, Dianne 57,99 Fischer, Gennie 41 Fishell, George 11, 17,76, Garnham, Fred 11 Garpow, Bill 66,82,83 Garrison, Mike 85 Gaskill, Tom 11, 13, 26, 42, 62,63,65,66,67 Gasnier, Sue 41,52 Gaylord, Barbara 40 Gazda, Carole 61 Geistler, Carl 52,80 Genoff, Geno 11,13 George, Thom 63,66,67 Gerometta, Jean 59 Getzfrid, Pat 11,23,48 Ghent, Sue 24,53,54 Gibson, Barbara 41 Gies, Allan 42 Gies, Gretchen 11,12,40, 41,57,71,99 Gies, Peter 99 Gill, Michael 82,83 Gilmore, Margaret 58 Gimmy, Bill 59 Gimmy, Kent 61,73 Ginger, George 76 GIRLS' GLEE 64,67 GIRLS' SEXTET 64,67 Gist, Helanie 11 Fisher, Charles 78 Fitton, William 11 Fletcher, Joe 78 Flones, Norene 41 Flowers, Earl 78 Foley, Dorothy 11 FORWARD 2 FOOTBALL GAMES 79 Foote, Phil 65,66,67 Forsman, Amy 40,53,63 Forsyth, Connie 44 Fortener, Al 62 Foster, Nancy 51,63 Foster, Dave 43,48,56,72, 100 Frankenfield, Suzanne 11, 13,41, 60, 70, 71 Franklin, Larry 98 Fraser, Lynne 40 Fraser, Rosemary 57,99 Frazier, Sue 45,53 Frederick, Donna 59 FRESHMAN FEATURE 98, 99 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 78 FRENCH CLUB 41 Friedman, Sandra 49 Fromhart, Mary 40,54,64, 66,69 Fullenwider, Malcolm 62, 63 FUTURE NURSES 48 FUTURE RETAILERS 49 G G. A. A. 52 G. A. C. 53 Gallagher, Pete 11, 12,18, 26 Galloway, Judy 44,57,63 Galyon, Lanny 100 Gamrath, Karen 51 Gannon, John 78 Gansley, Geraldine ll Gistinger, Tom 11,13 Glanville, Kathy 61 Gucciardo, Tony 12,13,14 26,52,86 Gugel, Brenda 44 Guilbert, Bill 82 Gulick, Sharon 54 Guterman, Gary 78 Gutowsky, John 17,52,69, 76,77 Guziel, Barbara 49 Gwizdala, Brenda 59 Gyurina, Joan 50 Gyurina, Veronica 61,64, 66 H Habelmann, Jerry 14,43, 49,54 Haines, Bill 78 HALL GUIDE COUNCIL 54 HALL GUIDES CI-VJ 58 HALL GUIDES CVI-XD 59 Hall, Sheldon 55 Hallock, Judy 57 Halm, Sharon 45 Halonene, Richard 62 Hammond, Ronald 80 Hamrick, Rebecca 59 Hanert, Fred 80 Hanet, Brad 78 Haney, John 84 Gleason, Pat 48 GOLF 92 Goodman, Diane 61 Goodwin, Sharon 11,13,41, 62 Gorak, Yvonne 48 Gordan, Chuck 43,82 Gorman, Tom 80 Goss, Barb 41,66 Goss, Judie 41,47,63 Gossett, Laurie 40,54 Gotberg, John 11 Gott, Joan 49,72 Goudie, Alice 50,51 Gourlay, Carole 50 Gracey, Beverly 85 65,66 11,12,48 Graham, Harold Grantham, Jane Graor, Gail 41,58,89 Gray, Brian 11,12 Gray, John 42,48 Green, Karen 41,48,55,57, Hannah, Paula 58 Hanson, Sue 41 Hardin, John 78 Harris, Donna 52,88 Harris, Kay 45,54,55,64, 66 HARSCH - 9B 96 HARSCH - 9A 102 HARSCH - 10B 104 HARSCH - 10A 106 Hart, Sandy 52,88 Hartness, Carol 45,57,71 Haskins, Carole 40, 49, 64, 66, 69 , 100 Hastings, Carol 100 Hathaway, Penny 48, 56 Hatch, Fred 78 Hatch, Gail 49 Hatch, Jim 12,14 Hatch, Joan 41 Hauer, Lance 43 14 99 Green, Nancy 69,92 Greenberg, Marlene 101 GREY HI-Y 43 Griffin, Mary 59 Griffith, Barbara 40,64, 98 Griffith, Georgia 61 GRIMES - 9B 96 GRIMES - 9A 105 GRIMES - 10B 105 GRIMES - 10A 105 Grimm, Nancy 51 Grisham, Sandra 11, 12,60, 61,71,72 Groehn, Nancy 54 Grove, Edith 7,11,13,40, 54,59,61,62 Gruezke, William 80 Hay, Bill 42,78 Hayden, Adele 46,61 Hays, Sally 64 Hayward, Elaine 7,14 Hazel, James 65,66 Healy, Blain 84 Heaney, Natalie 44,48,57, 73 Heckmann, June 59 Heidel, Chris 58 Heidtman, Bob 78 Heikinen, David 63, 66,67 Helmsmeier, Erwin 62,63 Hendrian, Gary 76 Hendry, Lee Ann 40,45 Hendry, William 43,82 Henrickson, Pete 42,46, 65,66,72,80 Henry, Bob 80 Henry, Kathy 89 Henssler, Gene 12,14,26 Herdell, Wayne 12,14 Herndon, Lois 59 Herone, Joyce 62,63 Hetler, Sara 14,48 Hewitt, Mary 58 Hicks, Sharon 40,49,52, 88 Hill, Ken 100 Hill, Lynn 69,99 Hindley, Louise 41,53,64, 66 Hinkle, Ron 65 Hipple, Gail 61 Hirvela, David 48,49,72 Hoffman, Henry 43 Hofsess, Ron 78,100 Hoganson, Mary 49 Hoisington, Jean 64,66 Hokman, Ted 78 Holcroft, Jim 43,62 Holiday, Hannah 14,41 Holland, Jim 24,42,84 Hollandel, Flo Rita 85 Homer, Sandra 50 Hood, Virginia 58 Hoops, Bill 82,83 Hoover, Stan 80 Horgan, Muriel 14,52,53, 86,88 Horne, Marion 55 Horner, Judy 14 Hornung, Judy 40 Hotchkiss, Joan 40,72 Howard, Sharon 50 Howie, Butch 42,52,62, 65,66,80,81 Hrcka, Don 82,83 Hroch, Beverly 48,61,71 Hubbard, Bob 13,14 Hudler, Raydell 60,61 Huesing, Mike 78 Hughes, Jo Ann 63 Hulett, Julie 51 Hull, Ken 14 Humphrey, Chuck 55,80 Hunsinger, Roy 78 Hunt, Carole 50 Hunter, Brent 65 72,80 Hurd, Lionel HUSKY HI-Y 42 I Ide, Bob 24,49,50 Inch, Sharon 89 40,44,69,88 Irwin, Chris Islam, Jim 84 J Jackson, Pat 64,66 Jackson, Tom 62,63 Jacobs, Ken 84 Jalving, Joann James, Wayne 62 Janis, Pat 40 Jaror, Charles 84 Jefferson, Don 66 Jenks, Daryl 51,33 Jensen, Larry 42 Jewett, John 76 61,62 42,65, Jillson, Lynne 24,40,54, 61,63,69,91 Johnson, Bette 41 Johnson, Conrad 66 Johnson, Judy 59 Johnson, Marilynn 41,44 Johnston, Pat 12,14 Johnstone, David 62 Jones, Bev 51,69 Jones, Judie 59 Jones, Sue 53,54 Joslin, Richard 51 Juergens, Sandy 7, 13 , 14, 45 JUNIOR FEATURE 46,47 K Kaiser, Marilyn 51 Kalayjian, Dave 65,66,67, 69,76 Kalb, David 48,51,73,74 Kalbfleisch, Dale 40,44, 53 Kanan, Judy 63 Kaneaster, Jim 78 Kantar, Lynn 14,44 Karg, Philip 50 Karniotis, Irene 100 Kellar, Dennis 42,51,107 Keller, Yvette 48 Kelly, Tom 43,51 Kelsey, Ken 48,73 Kempainen, Kathy 12,14, 45 Kendall, Karen 69,100 Kennedy, Nancy 41,44,49, 50,53,54,56,61,63,71 Kennedy, Penny 63 Keppel, Marian 40 Ketchen, Sanford 62 Kett, Glenn 78 Kettenbeil, Bill 13,14 Ketzbeck, Gail 64,66 KEY CLUB 43 Kimmins, Jim 65,66, 67 King, Carolyn 45,64,66 King, Earl 62,63,65 Kinnaman, Carol 15 Kitzmiller, Connie 40,41, 69,101 Kleckner, Don 42,57,63, 65,66,67 Klei, Dorothy 15,21 Klein, Sue 50 Kline, Ronald 84 Klomp, Paul 24,43 Klump, Kirby 50,51,62 Koenig, Richard 50,51,65, 66 Koepfgen, Lynn 40,54,72 Kompianski, Diana 40,45, 59 Komray, Marilyn 41, 44, 50, 54, 56 Korkala, Lynn 24,41,53, 54, 55, 69, 91 Korte, Jerry 62 Kottyan, Mary Lee 41,44, 56, 62 Koughan, Steve 42 Kowalik, Janet 51,55 Kowalik, John 76 Kowasz, Joe 85 Kozma, Nicky Sue 64,66 Kravitz, Carol 55,66 Kreutzkamp, Ruth 59 Kriikku, Carol 61 Krut, Brenda 15 Kulbacki, Ann 58 Kundrick, Shirley 59 L Lahti, Randy 85 Laing, Philip 43 Laird, Patt 24,43,91 Lakin, Carol 41 Lalome, Mike 73 Lambertson, Lynne 40,53, 57 Lamet, Ginny 41,61,63,66, 67,71 Lamet, Marilyn 56 Lane, Bob 42,71 Landsfield, Diane 58 Langdon, Dan 84 Langdon, Ruth 15 LaPierre, John 15 Large, Wayne 24,65 Larmon, Lu 53 Larson, Joe 78 LATIN CLUB 44 Lawin, Priscilla 59 Lawrence, Margaret 52,53 Lawton, Gordy 42 Layton, Myrna 49 Lazaroff, Joe 52,61 Leahy, Mike 15,17,26 Lear, Anna Marie 50,52, 56,88 Leavengood, Ann 40,72 Ledford, Bill 43 Leduc, Anita 89 Lee, Betsy 40,44,53,54 Lee, Don 78 Leffler, Georgeanne 45 Leith, Clara Jean 44 LeMay, Edward 12,15 Lenouer, Mac 78 Lenox, Hank 80 Lenox, Sue 4O,44,53,57, 71,88 Leone, Pat 48 Leonard, Janice 64,66 Leurs, Dave 65 Lewan, Connie 54 Lewis, Barbara 44,5l,53 Lewis, David 66 Lewis, Evelyn 59 Lewis, John 78,100 Lewis, Kathy 59 Lewis, Nancy 50,56,58 Lewis, Woody 43,62,63 LIBRARY STAFF 58 Lidgey, Jerry 85 Lim, Jeanette 6, 15,54, 60, 69, 91 Lindeman, Anne 17,51 Lindner, Ronald 54, 62, 63, 65, 66, 67 Lindquist, Judy 50 Linklater, Douglas 78 Linklater, Paige 59,85 Linoner, Ronald 65 Linstrom, Cathy 45 Lloyd, Richard 12,15,23, 42,52,61,82,87 Logan, Mary 40 Lorey, Sharon 59 Lotts, Mary Ann 15 Ludington, David 62 LUNCHEON SPEAKERS 26 Lundgren, Karen 60 Lundquist, Carl 12,15,85, 87 Luxenberg, Marsha 44,57, 61,72 Lynch, Ina 6,15,41,54,57, 69,91 Lyshak, Carole 44 M MacArthur, Sandy 59 MacDonald, Judith 13,15, 26,58 Machin, Judith 13,15 Maciok, Frank 80 Mackenzie, Maynadene 61, 62,72 Macklin, Sharon 45 MacLeod, Joyce 50 Maher, Jim 62 Maier, Karen 50,58,59 Maki, Gail 40,58,85 Makinen, Michael 7,12,15, 50 Manslau, Joe 43 Marchinowski, Anne 48 Marshke, Hugh 78 Martoi, Sharon 13,15,17, 45,55 MASCOTS 51 Mason, Pat 40 Matrosic, Charles 84 Mattson, Chuck 76 Maus, Mike 42 Maxey, James 13,15 Maxwell, Ken 43 Mayer, Phil 74 McAleer, Gayle 41 McAlonan, Jack 43,65,66 McBane, Bonnie 62 McBeth, Cathie 41 McBurney, Joan 41,64,66 McClaran, Lucinda 51 McClure, Nancy 41,54,55 56 McCormac, Carole 49 McCune, Dennis 78 McDermott, Tim 7,13,15 McDonald, Al 65,66,76 McDonald, Carol Jean 59 McDonald, Diana 51 McDonough, James 101 ! McFarland, Bonnie 52,64, 66,88 McGregor, Doug 55 McKay, Gordon 80 McKee, Patt 69,91 McKelvey, Charles 100 McKinne1l, Thomas 16 McKusick, Hal 62 McLachlan, Jane 45,54,55 64 McMillan, Mike 78 McNally, Maureen 18,40,55 McSunas, Tom 84 McVey, Larry 84 Meade, Patricia 16 Meadows, Arthur 16 Meck, Michael 72 Melling, George 76 Mercer, Mary 88 Mercier, Jerry 80 Merckel, Barbara 63 Merlo, Paul 52,76 Merrifield, Bob 76 Merris, Sue 51 Merryweather, Joyce 61 Michael, Joan 52,89 Micheau, Jim 49,65,66 Middleton, Anne 48,49,60, 6l,71,72 Rowe, James 42 Miel, Chris 40,46,72 Mike, Ken 17,69,76 Miller, Dennis 16 Miller, Dick 51, 78 Miller, Nancy 13, 16, 62 Miller, Tom 78, 79, 84 Minkes, Sue 40, 63 , 66 Mitzel, John 52 Mocello, Dee 53, 54, 58, 60, 61 MODERN HEIRS 45 Moeller, Chuck 78 Moffs, Denny 80 Mohr, Judy 64 Moir, John 55,57,99 Molnar, Louis 52,80,81 Monnier, Larry 62 Montney, Eleanor 50 Moody, Darlyn 59 Moore, Doug 80 Moorhouse, Bob 55,76 Moorhead, Tom 101 Morgan, Lynne 89 Morgan, Pat 40,54,55 Morrison, John 78 Morrow, Pat 51 Morrow, Tom 43,57, 82 Morton, Bill 65,66 Mothersbaugh, Frank 84 Mott, Linda 16 Moyer, Dave 42 Mueller, Bob 43 Mullin, Mike 82,100 Mumaw, Marlene 12,16, 18,40,57,91 Murphey, Carolyn 55,57, 99 Murphey, Kathleen 55,57, 99 Murphy, Karen 45,49 Murphy, Richard 62 Murray, Debbie 55,98 Murray, Eileen 12,16 Murray, Jim 80 Myers, Don 76 Myers, John 78 Myers, Mary 40 N Nail, Bill 65 Nauyoks, Judie 59 Nauyoks, Michael 16 N C O 61 Neiswander, Sandra 58 Nerckel, Barbara 60 NESCOR 51 Nette, Jim 24,43 Nettie, Norman 52,76 N HS 61 NIGHT SCHOOL Nilson, Judy 51,62 Noga, David 42 Noomie, Marion 16,45,64, 66 Norback, Gary 16 Norton, Roger 59 Nott, Douglas 85 Nurlbutt, Barbara 59 Nuttall, Alice 55,62 O Oakes, Leroy 16 Oberg, Lance 7,13,16 O'Brien, Kathy 69 Oeltjen, Sara 55 O'Flaherty, Patt 49,55 O'Hara, Sue 40 Ohlers, Carol 63 Ohlers, Ralph 13,16,26, 42,54,60,69,71 O'Leary, Dennis 78 Olmstead, Brian 78 Olmsted, Bud 76 Olsen, Allen 16 Olson, Elizabeth 16 Olson, Ray 42,65 O'Neill, William 12,16 Opel, Warren 24,62,85 Oprisiu, Eugene 16,86 ORCHESTRA 63 Osborn, Donna 13,16 Ossa, Bill 42,82 Ouellette, William 62,63, 85 OUTPOST 72,73 Overly, Don 7,13,17,42, 76,87 P Packala, Elvyra 49 Page, Gregg 24,54,69,74 Paige, Donna 53 Palmer, Bob 85 Pape, Ken 78 Papp, Richard 7,13,17 Pardee, Carol 53 Parker, Tom 62,63 Parlette, Clare 89 Patterson, Andrea 74 Patterson, Carol 53,64 Patterson, Elizabeth 59 Paul, Gertrude 13,17 Paulson, Martin 17 Pearl, Alan 12,17,84 Pederson, Mary Ann 53 Pedley, Dorothy 64,66 Peebles, Dale 65 Penrod, Michael 17 PEP CLUB 53 Peppo, Bill 78 Perkins, Cheryl Perman, Sandra Perry, Cliff 69 Peters, Charlene 60 7, 13, 17 7,12,17 Peters, Kay 89 Petersen, JoAn 7,13,17, 60,71 Peterson, Donna 17,59 Pfaff, Charles 43 Pfeffer, Jean 44,49,61, 64,66,72 Phelps, John 62 Phillips, Janie 40 Pianko, Theadore 17 Pickard, Judy 41 Pickerill, Brynn 63 Piercey, Ellen 24,40,53, 55,63 Piszczek, Thomas 78 Pobursky, Jim 78 POLITICAL RALLY SPEAKERS 26 Pollock, Alex 82 Poole, David 43 Pope, Douglas 51 Popineau, Nancy 17 Prather, Carolyn 59 Preston, Donna 60 Priami, John 62,63,73 Price, Gerald 13,17,42, 52,82,83,87 Pronik, William 62,65, 78 Propp, Shron 13,17,59 Prusi, Julie 45 Pryor, Nancy 62 Pugh, Robert 78 Pyles, Marilyn 40 Q QUILL AND SCROLL 60 Quinn, Jim 76 Quost, Jim 80 R Radford, Barbara 59,66,69 Rainey, Barbara 50,56,59 Ramseyer, Bob 59 Ratajski, Ruth 69 Ratliffe, Bob 78 R-CLUB 52 Rea, Pam 41,64,66 Reading, Elinor 60,61, 72,73 Reavis, Sue 44 RED HI-Y 42 Redmon, Pat 41 Reetz, Thomas 49 Reid, Jack 43 Reiher, Bill 43 Reiher, Johanna 41 Reiss, David 12,17 Reissing, Mike 52,82,83 Rengert, James 17,49 RESERVE FIELD HOCKEY 89 RESERVE FOOTBALL 78 Reuschle, Dean 42 Rhaesa, Roy 7,l3,17 Rice, Bob 65,66 Rice, Carolee 53 Rice, Janice 89 Rice, Joyce 48,64,66 Richard, Sherrie 59 Richards, Jean 17,45,49 Richardson, James 78 Richardson, Mac 55 Richardson, Sue 59 Rickerson, Alvin 59 Ridout, Jary 44 Riethmiller, Pat 59 Rix, Richard 80 Robbins, Jean 66 Robbins Sue 98 Roberts Jack 76 Roberts Judy 55 Roberts Walter 65,66 Rochon, Garnett 41,53 ROCKER CLUB 84 Rogers, Charles 84 Rogers, Donald 76 Rogers, Dwight 42 Rogers, Sandra 7,12,20 Rollings, Nancy 58 Romeo, Diana 69 Rose, Roberta 7,20,58, 61 Ross, Joette 40 R O T C 84 Russell, Ron 59 Rutherford, Rebecca 62 S Sallow, Bob 42 Salvati, Patricia 20,61 Sandu, Joan Sanom, Gerry 40 Sauble, Nancy 51 Savage, Joanne 85,92 Savage, William 78 Schaupner, Phyllis 41 Schebel, George 80 Schlames, Daniel 20 Schmedlew, Dan 78 Schoenfeld, Barney 12,20 Schofer, Gail 59 Schonfeld, Wendy 44,48, 57,71 Schoppert, Beverly 52,53 Schorr, Carnelia 89 Schow, Jeff 78 Schultz, Ron 52 Schuhk, Marilynn 88 Schwartz, James 51 Schweighauser, JoAnn 62, 63 Scribner, Terry 65 Scroggins, Judith 12,20 Seavoy, Dale 7,13,20,87 Sebesten, Louis 78 SECRETARIAL PRACTICE 59 Semenuk, Gloria 63,89 SENIOR COMMITTEES 12 SENIOR FEATURE 17,18 SENIOR LETTER WINNERS 86,87 SENIOR PLAY 24,25 Septak, JoDene 63 Sessions, Carol 48 Sexauer, Chuck 65 Shane, Carol 17 52,88 Shannon, Barb Shannon, Edith 50 Shannon, Mary 89 Sharrow, Greg 85 Wiegand, John 43,52,82, Sheldon, Bob 48,69 Shelton, William 42 Sheppard, Sue 40,44,53,55 Shiller, John 43 Shriman, Tina 53 Siebert, Marilyn 55 Silverman, Arnold 62 Simms, Carol 56 Simpson, Gary 78 Simon, Darrell 80 Sirounian, Harry 76 Sleder, Steve 43,85 Smedley, Jim 78 Smith, Anita 53,54, 71 Smith, Bill 55 Smith, Donna 20,55 Smith, Evva 41,53 Smith, Hany 65,67 Smith, Harry 65,66 Smith, Jan 41,59 Smith, Jay 42 Smith, Jim 78 Smith, Judy 58 Smith, Larry 20 Smith, Marvin 55 Smith, Nancy 41,44,54,55 Smith, Sharon 64,66 SMITH - 9B 95 SMITH - 9A 102 SMITH - 10B 104 SMITH - 10A 106 Snapp, Larry 7,13,17,20, 52,76,77,87 Snoddy, Kay 41 Snyder, Jeannine 41 Soderman, Jean 40,88,92 Sokup, Gail 40,44 Soloman, Mitchell 7,13, 20 Sommeruille, Bill 84 Sonntag, Judith 20,48,55 Soorus, Sonja 40 Soper, George 48 SOPHOMORE FEATURE 100,101 SOX CLUB 61 Spaller, Patt 13, 20, 26, 55, 64 SPANISH CLUB 44 Sparling, Debbie 98 SPEAKERS' BUREAU 49 Speck, Margaret 55 Spens, Tracy 69 SPORTSMANSHIP COUNCIL 54 Spurrier, Laura 35,48,56 Stafford, Dave 46 STAGE CLUB 51 Stanley, Sandy 60 Stanton, John 42,65,66 Staphan, Ann 49 Starr, Mary Ellen 53 Stava, Katherine 44,49,57, 60,63 Stecewicz, Don 52 Steed, Jim 62,73 Stephans, Ann 40,54,55 Stevens, Dawn 40,91 Stevens, Marjorie 20 Stewart, Bill 42 Stewart, Tom 42 Stockwell, Julie 7,12,20, 26,40,54,60,64,66,69,71 Stoerkel, Jan 59,78,98 Stoliker, Ernest 59 Stone, Suellen, 54 Storing, Penny 61 Straith, Alan 24,55 Street, Sandra 63 STRING QUARTET 66,67 Strobel, Ken 43,65,66,80 Strong, David 78 Strong, Delores 89 Stubbings, William 12,20 STUDENT COUNCIL 69 STUDY HALL OFFICERS 7 Stultz, Linda 69 Sullivan, Carol 41,91 Sullivan, Joan 20 Summer School Gradu- ates 22 Sundberg, Dave 43 Sussex, Linda 53,88 Sutliffe, James 50,60 Swan, Phil 78 Swanson, Rick 43,55,82 Sweet, John 42,55,82 SWIMMING MEETS 83 SWIMMING TEAM 82 Switzer, Janet 12,20 T TABLE OF CONTENTS 4 Talovich, Alison 59 Tarson, Harry 78 Taylor, Betty 55 Taylor, Bev 41 Taylor, Judy 62, 69 Taylor, June 49, 58 Pat 52, 88, 92 Taylor, Tedrick, Alan 62,65,66 Telfer, Barbara 7,20,40, 57,60, 61, 71, 87, 92 Telfer, Brenda 7,12,20, 40,60,61,69,70,71 Telling, Judy 21 Telmos, Bob 63 THESPIANS 40 Thompson, Don 47 Thompson, Mary 18,40,54, 61,69,72,74 Thomson, Jim 62 Thoresen, Janet 60 Thorington, Helen 45 Tiedeman, Earl 85 Tierney, Patricia 21 Tinham, Penny 21 Tippery, Don 24,54,60,71 Titcomb, John 78 Titcomb, Tom 76 TITLE PAGE 1 Tokar, Bill 51 Tomes, Bill 59 Tomes, Judy 49 Tomlinson, Jeanne 21,40,60,64,66 Tracey, Bruce 42 Trese, Susan 55 Tucker, Terry 78 Tuinier, Patt 45 Tuinier, Wayne 65 12,13, Tuttle, George 43,55,69 Twardokus, David 51 Twigg, Doris 46 Tyrrell, Jeremiah 21 Tyson, Sharon 54,56,61 U Underwood, Pam 48 Updike, George 21 Utterback, Bob 43 V Vandevort, Arlene 40 Van Tuyl, Laurance 6,7, 17,21,60,61,70,71,82,86 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY 88 VARSITY FOOTBALL 76 Veitch, Rick 63 Velander, Marge 51,62 VETERANS' DIPLOMAS 22 Vichcales, Dorn 73 Vichcales, Yvonne 21 VIGILANTI 41 Vincent, Dick 100 Virgo, Helle 98 Voelker, Paul 42 Vollmer, David 76 Vollmer, Steve 69,76 Vollrath, Keith 55 W Waddington, Bette Jo 44, 46,61 Waechter, Sandy 53 Wagner, Glen 78 Waldman, Judy 57,71 Waling, Margaret 56 Walker, Jerry 40,45,49,55 Wallace, Kathie 52,62,89 WALLE - 9B 48 WALLE - 9A 95 WALLE - 10B 103 WALLE - 10A 106 Waller, Sandra 45,53 Walls, Gordan 21,82 Waltz, Alice 63 Ward, Bob 78 Ward, Dale 21 WARD - 9B 96 WARD - 9A 97 WARD - 10B 104 WARD - 10A 106 Warthman, Forrest 7,13, 21,50,60,61 Waters, Nancy Jo 13, 21 Weaver, Chuck 42 Weaver, Frank 43 Weber, John 7,12,21 Weh, Barbara 66 Weinberg, Bernard 21 Weiss, Carolyn 48 Welfare, Jim 78 Welfare, Marilynn 41 Weliver, Howard 63 Welz, Barbara 64 Wendt, Pat 64 Wertman, John 43 Westphal, Robert 42,51, 101 Wetherhoit, Kathy 49 Weyl, Janet 41,53,55,72 Weyl, Nancy 51 Wiese, Linda 48 Whaley, Carol 63 Whelan, Judy 89 Whelan, Howard 100 Whidden, June 44,57,61 White, Gail 13,21,45,53 White, Ken 80 White, Sally 45,53 Whiteman, Gordan 84 Whitledge, Jim 47 Whitworth, Lucy 40,88, 92 83 Wilborn, Don 55 Wiles, Cardyn 59 Williams, Larry 65,66 Williams, Louis 42 Williams, Patricia 12,21, 40,49,64,66 Paul 51 Williams, Williams, Rosemary 98 Williams, Ruth 54,64,66 Tim 52,80 Williams, Willing, Bonnie 85 Willits, Bob 49 Willmarth, Sandi 49 Wilson, Jeanne 61,89 Wilson, Sandra 53 Wilson, Timothy 21 Wimmer, Chris 52,53,85, 89 von Wimmersperg, Elsbeth 7,12,21,23,26,35,4O,50, 60,61,71 Wind, Larry 59 Winneur, Richard 12,22 Winneur, Robert 22 Winterhoff, Mary 51 Wise, Robert 24,60,61,72 Wisley, Elmer 22 Wolfe, Arlene 53 Wolfe, Donna 41 Wolfe, Janet 63 Wollgast, Judy 85 Wood, James 22 Wood, Judy 41 Wood, Tex 65,66,67 Woodcox, Larry 76 Woods, Meredith 53 Woods, Terry 49 Woord, Judy 48 WRBG 48 Wreford, Carolyn 40 Wright, Dave 43,72,100 Wright, Susan 99 x X2 MATH CLUB 50 Y Yale, Barbara 64,66 Young, Janet 40,61,72,88 Yost, Jon 85 Y-TEENS 50 Z Zalewski, Nancy 50,89 Zielinski, Don 52,76,77 Zienert, Bill 42 Zillach, Kathy 73 Zito, Peter 52,82,83 Zurcher, John 22 Hereis why L AS I S B E for 7 important home uses! 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