Redford Union High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1952 volume:

b,,,'.,..a 1 ff' 5 54 Pt is P- gi 5 E E U1 L a H H 1 1 if E L -f K 5 lkllllfilllllll 1952 PUBLISHED BY THE 'ANNUAL STAFF OF REDFORD UNION HIGH SCHOOL DETROIT, MICHIGAN I IIEIIICATIU It is a privilege to be taught mathe- matics by Miss Rosa Kingsbury. Few teachers are more purposeful in the preparation of boys and girls for the future. In algebra, geometry and trlgonometry, Miss Klngsbury's students receive a thorough training. And what is of even greater significance, through mathematics Miss Kingsbury uses the disciplines of constant application, hon- esty, and clear thinking to inculcate industry, integrity, and intelligence- characteristics indispensable to a suc- cessful future. 3 Annu lsmwona 0F mwonn Uwlow cum RUSSEL S. HILBERT, Superintendent of Redford Union Schools 1 BOARD OF EDUCATION Dr. Donald D. Watson, Trustee, Mrs. Gertrude MacDonald, Treasurer, Ward Estes, Trustee, C. Kenneth Avery, President, Chris. H. Magnusson, Secretaryg Arthur E. Brown, Attorney, 'Arthur L. Waite, Clerk, Russel S. Hilbert, Superintendent. 'Deceased March 2, 1952 4 M AIllMlNlS'l'RA'l'0llS 0F REIIFIIIRII UNIIIN HIGH SUIIINIL MR. JAMES MATHIESON ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. Burdick and Mr. Mathieson have time for everyone. FACULTY F. BAILEY Boys' Counselor G. BABICH Social Studies R. BOGAN English O. DARNELL English M. DOWLING English C . FOSMOE Girls' Counselor T. BOSCO Language E . ESKOLA Social Studies A. FAUSTMAN F. FENSTERMACHER D. GAITHER Homemaking Vocal Music Library M. COLE Social Studies M. EVERETT Industrial Arts R. GLENN English FAU L'l'Y W. GRIMSHAW H. HARRISON V. IAAKSI D. JEFFERS English Social Studies Art Industrial Arts I. JEWELL R. JUHNKE R. KINGSBURY V. KOSTEGIAN Science Science Mathematics Physical Ed. H. KRAFT T. LOSEY J. MCDONALD A. MINOR Physical Ed. Social Studies Mathematics Languages 'I D. MOORE Music H. ROBERTS Visual Education D. SMARKS Homemaking FAUULTY R. NEVINS J. OSTERLING B. RIEDEL Speech Commercial Commercial W. ROTHROCK Industrial Arts H. STROBEL Science .T . SIE FERT Commercial 6 S , , ,, J. SULLIVAN Industrial Arts D. SKOMSKI Physical Ed. .QF .. as .Q SW K R. TURK Drivers' Training ' fm' .. . S . E S may M ,Www ,gym I ixf' M-vi- X 'X -bxfixx S 1 K f ki xixgggi, glrli'-gf 5 X Ig xxx We x X x f: A X Q ..,. ., , X X E xx 4xr2izQ51f51m1,,1Q,f k Januar Class 2 Uffioers 81 Sponsors 5 PRESIDENT PAUL NIESTROY If I can't play fair, Then I won't play at all. Class President 2 Varsity Football 3 Varsity Club Pres. French Club 1 Student Council 4 Monitor Club Pres. 4 ax JEROL LEE CARTER 'There's no need to JOAN LAMBERT light a candle to the sun. FRANIQE PATTON ,, Class Treasurer growed' Class President 1 CII might be better if I Class SeCI'6t3.I'y Latin Club could, but llvs awfully Class President 2 Warwhoop Staff lonesome being good. 99 P. T. A. Shows Spring Festival 1952 RALPH WILLIAM AINSWORTH . In my desk my books do lieg They're at rest and so am I. ARTHUR BERKLEY A fellow who makes a Varsity Football 4 clean game of life. ALVIN BERRY Varsity Track 4 H n Varsity Club 2 Freshman Basketball I Silence does not Student Court Sheriff 1 Monitor 2 Ufdlcate 3 lack of S. Council Sgt. Arms 1 Wlsdom- H X . GENE BOND Who guessed the wit hidden belund his quiet PATRICIA BOOTH reserve. Class President 2 Merrily we go along. Varsity Football 3 CATHERINE BRYSON Varsity Baseball 1 Class Treasurer 2 Varsity Club V. Pres. 1 Class Vice Pres. 4 Her greatest sin is a Student Court Sheriff 1 Student Council 4 happy grin. H Monitor 4 Pep Club . G. A. A. Girls Glee Club 11 January Ulass SHIRLEY BERRY Her good nature conquers all. MARY LOU BURDEN Her heart is like the moong It's got a man in it. Class Treasurer 1 Girls Glee Club 4 Shreds 8: Patches January Class IEANNINE CARROLL A pretty girl is like a melody. Pep Club 1 Monitor 4 Spring Festival LOIS FRITSCH There is no future in worrying. Commercial Club 4 Student Council 4 G. A. A. 2 JOYCE CATHERS Her heart directs her way. Triple Trio 3 Pep Club G. A. A. Camera Club 4 V. C. Y. Band 3 RON GRIMWADE The bigger the frame, The bigger the heart. Varsity Football 1 Varsity Track 1 Varsity Club 2 Hi-Y 3 Student Council 1 MARGARET FAIRHURST ' 'Patience has its reward. ' ' Pep Club 2 P. T. A. Shows 1952 MOLEDA FIELD Full of fun and mis- chief too, doing things she shouldn't do. Girls Glee Club MARY GRINDROD As merry as the day is long. Commercial Club EDWIN HANSEN I take things as they be--that's my philos- phy' !! Baseball 4 Basketball 1 Mixed Chrous 4 1952 BARBARA HUTCHINS Variety is the spice of life. Spanish Club 2 Warwhoop Staff 1 Annual Staff 1 Art Club Pres. 1 Pep Club 4 LORELEI KINSMAN Where'er she is she'll not appear a saint. Pep Club 4 Cheerleader 2 Senior Choir 2 Warwhoop Staff 2 Spanish Club PATRICK LEONARD My idea of an agreeable person is a person who agrees with me. ARLENE MAURER ' 'Still waters run deep. Majorettes 4 Band 1 Pep Club P. T. A. Shows JIM MCC LELLAN Men of few words are the best. Basketball 1 Monitor 4 JACK MCDONALD A congenial sort of a fellow. Golf Team January Class IVAN GEORGE MARKOVIC H Give him an argu- ment--he thrives on them. Football Boys Glee Club NELLIE MELVIN She has many links in her chain of friendship. Majorettes 6 French Club 2 P. T. A. Shows 2 Girls Glee Club January Class JOAN MILLER ' 'Quiet, studious, ' 1952 SUSAN SCIBIOR ' 'Knowledge comes HELEN PARRISH She shall be what she makes herself. Spring Concert 2 Girls Glee Club with a friendly word. Commercial Club 1 P. T. A. Show 1 ALLEN STRETLIEN He fears the wiles of maidens' smiles! Varsity Football 1 Varsity Golf 1 Varsity Basketball 1 Varsity Club 1 but wisdom lingers. HAROLD STONE Well, I didn't have to burn the school down to get out! g, A Senior Choir Lb.-ac Mixed Chorus I A .5 N MARILYN TOWNSEND ' 'Thy modesty 's a DON THEISEN candle to my merit. Why care for AGNES SWEENEY grammar as long as we are good. Live, laugh and love-- love especially! ' Pep Club , Freshman Cheerleader 14 1952 January Class JOANN K. WESTON The only degree she was interested in getting was an M. R. S. BE Y I This, and a great deal iggsiman Cheer' more like it, I have had MARILYN WOODS to put up with. Pep Club 1 G A A 3 AlthoughI see me Latin Club ' ' ' . 3 devii's hook, I can't Commercial Club help nibbung at his BLANCHE WRIGHT D! bait' The mildest manners Monitor 1 with the bravest Shreds and Patches heart, Christmas Concert 1 i 1 1 b V! C0 YO 2 G r S ee C u Girls Glee Club IRENE YOUNG There is a twinkle in her eye for every man who passes by. Triple Trio 6 Senior Choir Student Conductor Pep Club Warwhoop Staff 15 Ill 'l'0llY 0F 'l'Il JANUARY QCLASS 0F 1952 So begins the history of the January Class of 1952-- January of 1948 we, the graduated class of Roosevelt, Fisher, and Volney Smith School, combined to make up one of the noisest fresh- man classes ever to hit R. U. At our first class meeting we dis- covered our sponsor to be Mr. Marshall Everett. Mr. Everett al- ways began our meetings with a quiet, dignified shut up to which we hardly ever responded. Poor Mr. Everett finally relinquished his well-worn duty to Mr. Robert Juhnke who began a quiet deter- mined reformation for us. Managing to fly right into our sophomore year, we started out with a bang! A hayride! Everyone seemed to have a good time with very few casualities. All during this year we tried desper- ately to think of ways to enrich our treasury, but found that the only sure way was to collect the dues fwhen we couldj. When we sprouted up to the junior stage, we gave the last January prom ever to be heard of in R. U. Our Rhapsody in Snow was given in Ypsi. After this, we began to feel the weighty responsibil- ities that would be thrown upon when we assumed our positions as wheels of the school . Ah! Now we were seniors! Our first project was the annual Christmas Tea. All the girls worked so hard getting the punch and cookies read and then--lof all daysll--school was called off! Rea- son--blizzard---snow---piles and piles of it! We elected Paul Niestroy as president of our class so he could bear the burden of getting us through to graduation. Frankie Patton was elected Vice Presidentg Joan Lambert as secretary, and Jerol Lee Carter as treasurer. What a time we had! We planned class day as best we could lYou never can tell what will happenj. Wills, the prophecy, and the giftatory were tossed together. On that fateful day in January 1952, we, the graduating class, left R. U. with memories cherished,'and not so cherished. And--so ends the history of the January Class of 1952. 16 President SALLY WANGBICHLER The greatest gift is personality. Class President 3 Class Vice Pres 1 Student Council Pres. Editor xmual Tri Trio 3 G. A. A. :Co cil4 limi MW .lf Vice President Secretary Treasurer WILLIAM DOTY A mighty good fellow with a heart as big as ARLENE GRIFFIN his future. We point with pride-- Class President 2 our gil-uv glass glee P1res.2 2 GERALD KOSKI as-S ecfe YY . Class Secretary 4 Varsity Football 2 Cheerleader 4 UAfter man canfe varsity Club Sec' , Thespians woman and they ve Pres. Pep Club sec 4 been after him ever Student Council 2 1 Student Council V. Pres. since' H G. A. A. Council 1 Varsity Football 1 Varsity Basketball 2 Varsity Club 2 Class Officer 3 Senior Choir MRS. F. FENSTERMACHER MR. V. KOSTEGIAN sPoNsoR I SPONSOR 17 QHJNE CLASS K' C3 ggxyotoii W V PATRICIA BACH Sincerity and truth th b ' lif . HAROLD ANKLEWICH are e ws of e , ' 's my nature to PSP Cl'-lb al my thoughts. Team LESLIE ABBOTT It's wonderful to be tall and have so man people look up to you. ' Varsity Basketba Varsity Baseball Varsity Club ANNETTE BIGLER Sweetness is a woman VERA BARRON I in itseuf' I dance my way into men's hearts. Girls Glee Club Mixed Chorus JAMES BARCLAY P One swell fellow. Geplfhls 31 S ' Ch ' 1 Track Capt- 1 FST A. 310wS 3 Varsity Football Monitor 1 Senior Choir Varsity Club 18 BOB BAKER A girl, a girl, my kingdom for a girl! Varsity Baseball Reserve Baseball Capt Varsity Club Science l b DoN BLAKEW Love is an institu- tion--but who's ready for an institution? P. T. A. Shows Mfpfpupf .D 1952f,i5 ', M PATRICIA BOWDEN What more can be said 5:1 toot Yoo None ooo RICHARD BOYD He has no time for girls or fame, a mere diploma is his aim. Now and Then Latin Club Pep Club G. A. A. MARY BRAUNSC HEIDE L Basketball of recommendation, as a good heart is a letter of credit. Girls Glee Club Senior Choir IOANNE BRODAK There's mischief in ooo gooo' H DON BRooKs Forest Prince No one ever says St d t C '1 thi b t ' thi f-31.53 is Z'5Z..t E....'f 'me 'os NORMAN BROWN Senior Choir varsity Football 1 gyellhargiplomag-lj, varsity Basketball 1 W o Som Varsity Baseball 1 . Baseball 1 Semor Choir Football . mf Q f xv lx X XO 19 A N. , , , ,n,4...n..g. , ,,,,, ,..,.,A I A good face is a letter JUNE ULASS 0 .-59 ANN BREUING I-Iere's living proof that all blondes aren't always dumb. Forest Prince French Club Double Sextet Girls Glee Club BETTY BURCH Y Ear, drink and be W merry, for tomorrow Double Sextet Triple Trio Pep Club G. A. A. Warwhoop Staff we have a test. E . 1 .nf moms DON BYRN Once caught studying he almost lived it down. Senior Choir 1 Varsity Basketball l Varsity Track 2 Varsity Club 2 Student Court Sheriff Band TOINETTE CHITTY It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. G. A. A. 5, V. Pres. Annual Staff Warwhoop Staff 1 Band 4 Student Council 1 l'v R+9LGoK1f '44'2 PAUL CARLSON Just a wolf at heart. Boys Glee Club Class President 2 SHARON CHYNOWETH Just give me a listener, and I'll do the talking. Warwhoop Editor G. A. A. Officer 2 G. A. A. Council 2 Latin Club Pres. 1 Student Council Treas. Band 3 1 RALPH CARLTON Pm a smart guy, but I have a hard time proving it. Student Council Varsity Football 1 Varsity Basketball 1 Varsity Track 2 Varsity Club l952 KEITH CARRIGAN School will be a dull place when Pm gone. Golf Team MARILYN COONCE She knows her mind and her heart too. Pep Club French Club Girls Glee Club iv -f-s .T OHN CORDONE Dark hair and dashing eyes, what a man to be so shy. Mixed Chorus Senior Choir Band 3 1952 CHARLES CURTIS Can we ever have too much of a good thing? ew T JERRY DORF This little man's not very tall, but full of the dickens in spite of it all. Varsity Football mgr. Varsity Basketball Monitor Speech Club an NANCY DAVIS To know is nothing at allg to imagine is everything. P. T. A. Shows 2 Pep Club Art Club Latin Club V. Pres. 1 Student Council DONALD EBY I never think of the future, It comes soon enough. yi M .lu miss WILLIAM DAVIS The less a man thinks or knows about his virtues, the better we like him. Varsity Baseball Varsity Football SHIRLEY DEWIND Mischief lurks in the depths of her eyes P. T. A. Shows Pep Club G. A. A. Wax-whoop Staff BEVER LEE EDWARDS Fun to know--full of laughter. Girls Glee Club ' JOAN E LLSWOR TH Be strong in your beliefs, and you'1l never himger. V. C. Y. Pres., Sec.1 G. A. A. 2 JU ECLASS MARGARET FLEMING Good things come in small packages. JAMES ESTES Argument is food for :meme Club the brain. ep Club Commercial Club Student Council Sec. 1 Latin Club Band Latin Club Robert Q. Lewis Show Inner Willy Panel Discussion . www gk C1952 DOUGLAS GERBER Enjoy life ere 'tis fledg For when you die, you're a long time dead.. BILL FRANKLIN I came, I saw, I still don't believe it. Senior Choir Varsity Football Varsity Club Gym Asst. Band Boys Glee Club Senior Choir Varsity Football Varsity Baseball 5 BYRON HAUFF A small man with a LEROY HAMMOND mightl' mind- Each man's opinion is Treas' 1 , n freely his own. P. T. A. show Band 7 Class Treasurer 2 Camera Club Baseball Manager P. T. A. Shows Freshman Golf BARBARA HEIEN A blonde is always WALTER HEBERLEIN sure to please. The man who minds G- A- A- his own business P- T- A- Shows generally has a good V- C- Y- one. Band 5 Camera Club 6, Pres. Latin Club 6 Annual Photographer JU E ULASS ELLEN KLAISS Sometimes I sit NANCY KNOBLAUCH I've got a pocketful of dreams. Science Club 1 G. A. A. 1 195 J' UNE KURAN The kind of a girl the world would be better with more of. Latin Club MARILYN LAMBRIX Her good-natured simplicity has won for her the loving favor of all. Pep Club Shreds and Patches and just sit. Spanish Club 1 Majorettes 2 Band 1 P. T. A. Show Art Club MARILYN LOCKEY A woman's heart like the moon is always changing, but has a man in it. Class V. President 2 Class Sec., Treas. 2 Latin Club, V. Pres. Comm rcial Club 2 YE5,v4.Ju1..J ,TO-'41 Pep Club P. T. A. Shows MARLENE MACEWEN A twinkling eye and tlnkling laughter. ,bww - ide'-Q. JANET MANCHESTER Always cheerful, always gay, always having much to say. Spanish Club 1 Pep Club G. A. A. 2 Triple Trio 3 Inner Willy K . r CAROL MARIOTTI A dimpled, dumpling of a girl, who's always making friends. G. A. A. Pep Club Mixed Chorus ,, Girls ee Clu ii? Z X. M Q M6 M70 rm , WMMM 195 BARBARA HONEKER Cheerful by disposition friendly by nature. P. T. A. Shows IOANNE IULIEN Red hair has she though, a better temper you could not find. V. C. Y. 2 Pep Club 1 G. A. A. 2 Ir. Girls Glee Club TED day th e. AM? NORBERT KAC ZOR When I study it's for my own amazement. Monitor 1 ' 23 3 JACK HUNGER 1 find a in living and laughing IQ' . 7 GORDON KELLY The strong silent type--with a true sense of humor. Class Vice Pres. 2 Class President 1 Basketball 2 '+s JU EULASS IESSIE M. IAGOTKA It's a bet you'll like her once you've met. Mixed Chorus 1 Girls Glee Club 1 Pep Club 1 WILLIAM KERSHAW Seen but seldom heard Boys Glee Club 6 1 GLORIA MCARTHUR Life is a flower of which love is the honey. Pep Club 4 G. A. A. 3 Arthur Godfrey Show Student Council 3 Girls Glee Club ALICE MITCHELL She's earnest and gay in a capable way. Latin Club 4 Mixed Chorus Girls Glee Club fl M! W7 LOUISE MCINTYRE Being a woman is a terribly difficult task since it consists in dealing with men. G. A. A. 4 Band 4 Latin Club 1 V. C. Y. ROGER MITCHELL Never do today what you can put off 'til tomorrow. P. T. A. Shows I JU ECLASS JOYCE MCQUISTON Her life is full of giggles and laughs. SHIRLEY MEREDITH A good sort and a good sport. Pep Club 1 V. C. Y. Student Council 1 G. A. A. 1 Class Treasurer 2 Senior Choir 1 STANLEY MORRIS Where is the enemy --tell them beware. Varsity Track 2 Varsity Club 2 , 51 1' MARILYN MoRsE p She',s small but so is a stick of ,dyhamite. Ifrep E1'i1p.,Q,. it Spanish. Clu ' Monitor , Club A. A 2 Cheerleadekg and Onward NSSQY JU E CLASS ZW KATHERINE MUNN , HOWARD NIVA X 'fnold the fort--ig!! U X. X coming.l I A K T . . l' T X 1 . Hi Ho--H1 Ho It's S f J L' 'G out of school I,go-- 'U 5X-QE 1 l X 3 m.. Q52 CI told you I'd graduate somedayl. ' Pep Club G. A. A. J. Monitor Art Club l JACK PLACE Women are my downfall. Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball Boys Glee Club 'K ed Chorus QSM? l JERRY PLACE Wealth is not his who has it, but his who enjoys it. Band 4 Senior Choir This is It JOAN OLSEN We judge ourselves by what we feel cap- able of doingg others 5-Judge us by what we have done. Spanish Club Pep Club Girls Glee Club RON PORTSER Happy-go-lucky, but in sports he tends to business. Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball Varsity Club 3 l95 ALLENE PATTERSON 1- fri d7.,1,,,,1..,. in ever body's riend Stu n Council c. ho S f 1 le Camera u V. Pres N. H. S. Pres. BOB PORTWOOD Parting is such sweet sorrow, but oh, what a relief! Senior Choir Reserve Football Boys Glee Club dy! ,J WW HQ 26 Reserve Basketball Reserve Baseball n L G. A. A. Council 1 1952 DIANE SOUC EK She likes them short, She likes them tall, You andxl know she dikes ,thein all. 1 .5 J Pep Club 1 Latin Club S Student Council Camera Club .TOANNE WADDINGTON An innocent face- but you never can tell. Pep Club 1 Mixed Chorus Girls Glee Club F .Je JU ECLASS IOY SWEET She walks like an angel, she talks like one too, but you never can tell what an angel will do. Pep Club, Cheerleader Latin Club 2 Spanish Club Treas. TOM WAITE Why should I labor when the struggles of others are so entertaining. Class Secretary 1 Football Manager 2 JOAN TINHAM Pm not a rule breaker just a mis- chief maker. Girls Glee Club I Pep 'elf-f' V, ,v A 1 . I 5... '41 c. E A 1 fy r V' J ,Q I 'J Ay J A l KATHLEEN WELBY Be good and you'll be happy, but you'll miss a lot of fun. Pep Club 4 Cheerleader 2 Thespians 1 Class Vice President ' The Inner Willy ffcifggf JANE TRAGGE I never met a man LI didn't like. Student Council 1 P. T. A. Shows 2 Latin Club 1 Pep Club 1 ,fl ,-Az! ., fl-f,X KENNETH WESENBERG ' 'A regular fellow 'well liked by all. P. T. A. Show Golf 1 Freshman Football ' . T JU E ULASS P' 1 n. Mfff' CLARICE WESTFALL The happiest women, like the happiest nations, have no history. G1 A. A. 2 Pep Club 3 Latin Club 3 Monitor 2 WANDA WHITMORE She aroused and and turned the page and dropped asleep again. 1 1952 MAXINE WORTHINGTON HM WILHELM '1Vim, vigor, vitality Women admire him, G. A. A. 6, Council 2 men respect him, Thespians everyone likes him. V. C. Y. Boys Glee Club 4 Student Council Class Treasurer 2 Freshman Basketball 1 Warwhoop Staff Reserve Basketball 1 Varsity Basketball 1 Annual Staff 1 varsity Club 2, v.P. Monitor 1 Pep Club 1 Spanish Club 1 Art Club 1 CAMERA SHY GLENN ALEXANDER DON BOLTZ BILL BOYD JANE CARUSO GEORGINIA LEWIS ' GERALD TIETZ I . in Tom oi Timm miss oi 1952 As we, the June Class of '52, look back over our four years here at Redford Union, we find that we have a record to be proud of and lots to laugh at too. In September, 1948, we were a group of terrified and mystified freshmen, suffering the abuses of the higher classmen ibut that didn't last longl. After all this was over we settled down to being one of the most imusual freshman classes in history. We went around pick- ing on the upperclassmen, instead of the former vice-versa condition. On top of that, we were the first class to have freshman cheer- leaders, and our girls were the only ones ever invited to the Christ- mas tea. By the next fall we had assumed our places as upper-classmen fthe freshmen picked on usb. This year Mr. Burton's fflsoard of Edu- cation was introduced into the boys' class meetings. Ralph Carlton will testify that even though the board worked overtime to maintain order, it fell arrears in its business. Our big dance that year was the Kickoff Dance which netted us 560. When we became Juniors we tried a repeat performance on the Kickoff Dance deal. The result was a net profit of 5.26, as some blithering idiot melted S10 worth of ice cream in the Home Eco- nomics Room ovenl???! f at F125 31 Z CONTIN UAT ION OF THE CLASS HISTORY This year we were vitally interested in the Student Council elec- tions as two of our more illustrious classmates, Sally Wangbichler and Bill Doty, were the candidates. It was a hot tamale of an elec- tion and Sally finally emerged as the first girl Student Council Pres- ident in Redford Union history. Of course, being Juniors, it was our duty to put on the ,J une Prom. We were ready and willing, but completely devoid of funds. We still can't remember how in the world we ever raised the cash, but we gave one of the nicest proms in a long time. Leonard Stanley, of television fame, provided the music, and we must say Mr. Stanley did a wonderful job ------- signing autographs. Now we are Seniors ---- stuck-up, important, regular intelligensia. We elected Sally Wangbichler as our class president and Bill Doty as our Vice President. Our main concerns this year were our class trip, and our revolutionary changes in the class day ritual. We decided to take a three day cruise to Mackinac Island for our class trip and about ninety of us went off on the joy-ride. Now our high school careers are over. With a sigh of relief, a tearful eye, and a sense of gratitude to our teachers, we close the last page in the history of the June Class of 1952. 32 '44 N5 -NNE.. Q. 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Beaumont, R Bentley, L Berry, B. Beller, D. Biggins, I. Bigler, J. Bishop, I. Bradiield, D. Brazell, D. Brisson, R. Campbell, D. Campbell, R. Chute, J. Cipponeri, I. Cislo, D. Cook, Cooney, S. Cowling, C. Dodson, C Eby, E. Ennest, A. A. Clare, G. , I. l Fanning, I. Ferguson, J . Freed, R. Furman, A. Glanville, T. Hampton, J. Hardin, B. He ien , I-Iarma, D. B. 5.53 X. X X X 5 'X XQM , , A YX B A if 3 E X' gg- 3X X ix ef-X X ww,- ..r- 'X .X XQX ,X X X Qui X X Xe Heinz, B. EX ' Hickey, D. Hllbert, R. g Hoeppner, B. H , D ?i 1 New rne . 0 ' , - ' 1- Jean, M. X y Kaake, K. , , D Kaiser. -7- Keeney, S. , Keuy, J. X Keuy, R. Klmbro, D. X, Krauter, F. XX , sw ... X X La1rd, H. Q Leonard, N. N Lllldsay, S. . ,.,. X X43 f' I-lvke, M- Lloyd, P- Marr, N. 2 X X L X XXXQX K VX Madery, J. Margaritis, V. Martin, M. Mazei, J. McAleer, B. McCarthy, K. McMahon, J. McNulty, S. Michelson, H. Moline, D. Montgomery , Murphy, R. Niestroy , M. Nims, D. Nordstrom, G Osterle, D. Oswald, C. 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XXXX X , X Eg X ,, , 'XX X SRX xX :XXX XX.XXX,m2:X1 vi,-QXXX: T X 'K 'S is XXXX X x Q 5 X 6 Y an X Qu X 'N X X XXX YZXX X Xf, , X5 XX, X iw XXX i- .IA XX? X XX X X 8- X X XX ' X .X w .XXXX X RSX X XXX , X, X X XXX X XE X RX vg 5,323 xx ,S X- Q9 s Ng , X X X395 , 5: X,-X., 1 H5 N ' ,Es 9 X X is X X 3 X N X X Q F ,X ,X X .QQ f' X11 X 1, ,XX , XX , 5 1 X. X ES X 'X PX XA , 5 'S 5 gi X X f 2 Q X X XE X X, -2 i X XXX, 5 X ,X 5, pgs - X, X 'X - XX X 'X 3 Q SW 5 'Vw 31 W 5 X RN X X X X is X M f, Xaxixii X f wig! X X XXXX X X X XX 'f Ng X XS X V Palmer, K. Reed, D. Rule, D. Schihl, B Sherman, H. Stewart, E. Stonebraker, I. Thompson, R. Watson, S. Worrall, B. Yadlosky, L. Young, K. UNE 1954 Anderson, C. Aubry, S. 1 Baier, J. Barron, R. Barney, N. Bath, N. Beaufait, B. Bishop, D. Blanchard, E. Blinov, V. Bromley. G- Brenner, D. Broudhecker, N. Brown, J. R E' i 5' '5 i s .s i '1 ' Buckberry, K. carrigan, M. Champagne, D. Clapham, H. -.'., 5 Cecxl, R. ff! K V B 5 Chilcott, P. Cleavinger, D. 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Nik , X X X X, , ii X Q - X XX QNX ' X X Y f s' -1 X N V X-- as ,XQw X 5 s in ' 5-X f 535 Q 'M XX X 5 R 5 'X X fr. X, ' x, . F-'4' ,N 31 . 4 . ' s NN' 'HX' . 'QT 4 f :NMIUP5 R. TURK Football Coach I H. KRAFT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Basketball Coach THE TIP! Then the basket and R. U. wins over Allen Park 49-48 AFTER THIS PLAY--VICTORYI Panthers down Rocks 20-0 46 V. KOSTE CHAN Baseball Coach J . MCDONALD p Track Coach The sports program at R. U. is designed to satisfy the desire of boys and girls for competitive athletics, to develop strong bodies, to imbue youth with the spirit of team work, and nurture the growth of character. H. STROBEL Golf Coach D. SKOMSIG R. JUHNKE G. A. A. Sponsor Asst. Football Coach 47 - ' A UIIAMPIII SHIP TEAM FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP - 1951 In August of 1951 the Redford Union championship football team began practicing for their 8-game schedule, which started with R. U. losing to Walled Lake, 7-6, in a non-league game. After this defeat, we bounded back and won all five league games. We held every team scoreless except Belleville, who came within one point of tying the game 13-12. With every game we won, the tension grew. Each one putting us closer to the championship. Redford Union's triumph over Plymouth in the last league game 20-0 completely fulfilled the hopes of the fans, the students, and the players, for this was the first football championship won by Redford Union since 1942. V We ended our schedule with defeats by Van Dyke and Inkster in non-league games. All in all, this was one of the most successful seasons in our history. 0 GENE BOND AND PAUL NIESTROY ' Co-conspirators and co-captains i Portser carries the ball for the Panthers to win over the Belleville Tigers 13-12. 48 VAR l'l'Y F00'l'llALL Front Row: D. Young, D. Shaw, B. Doty, J. Decker, K. Kaake, J. Kelly, D. Brooks, T. Stromback. 2nd Row: C. Coleman, H. Decker, B. Mitchell, B. Pethers, R. Kelly, B. Franklin, J. Ronk, D. Reed, H. Niva, G. Gores. 3rd Row: Coach Turk, G. Kalinovik, I. Markovich, R. Portser, D. Campbell, B. Davis, L. Bentley, B. Ainsworth, G. Bond, P. Niestroy, Coach J uhnke. 4th Row: G. Koski, J. Barclay, H. Montgomery, J. Bishop, R. Carlton, G. Snyder, A. Stretlien, D. Gerber, B. Portwood. FRE HMA F00'l'BALL Front Row: R. Woodstock, L. Mathews, R. Shekell, D. Lentz, T. Nell, H. Withers, L. Mariotti, J. Robinson, P. Skrade. 2nd Row: J. Pearson, J. Ustello, J. Ansama, A. McArthur, D. Watson, J. Cox, H. Roberts, W. Wall 3rd Row: L. Pregmore, G. Kelm, G. White, D. Bower, E. Farrar, M. Hunter, D. Keeney, D. Ballard, B. Steiner, J. Barnfather, V. Kostegian, Coach. 4th Row: B. Boys, A. Stites, J. Manning, D. Canfield, B. Hoffman, C. Jean, D. White, B. Hartley, J. Pattee. 49 VARSITY BA KETBALL Front Row: R. Kelly, R. Carlton, J. Chute, D. Shaw, J. Dorf, B. McA1eer. 2nd Row: H. Kraft Coach, G. Koski, J. Stonebraker, D. Hickey, L. Abbot, D. Byrn, H. Montgomery, D. Brooks, B. Doty, D. Lindberg. . u 3 . A - v THE HOOK! GETTING THE REBOUND 50 IIA EBALL April 17 April 18 April 25 April 29 May 2 May 6 May 9 May 13 May 16 May 20 May 23 May 27 1952 SCHEDULE Southfield Garden City Allen Park Bentley Belleville Trenton Plymouth Allen Park Bentley Belleville Trenton Plymouth Come Spring, the smack of ball on glove, the crack of a bat, an umpire's defiant, Strike One! are familiar sounds. But before the snow has melted, the boys are in the gym, pitching, catching, running. Away Home Away Away Home Away Away Home Home Away Home Home On the first fair day the bases are put out, the diamond is readied. The players are bunting, batting, base- running. Suddenly, the schedule is up, the line-up is posted, and a familiar cry is heard, BATTER-UPI A. Markland, H. Montgomery, L. Bentley, D. Young, B. Baker, B. Shaw, B. Pethers, L. Saxton. J. Kaiser. 2nd Row: W. Wall, J. Stonebraker, D. Gerber, L. Abbott, H. Niva, N. Brown, B. Beaumont, Coach Kostigan 52 GALF TEAM Left to Right: K. Carrigan, C. Lennox, H. Strobel, Coach, J. Partain, F. Lennox. TRACK 'l' AM 1st Row. J. Bedient, G. Gores, R. Carlton, 2nd Row. D. Keeney, 3rd Row. T. Hamer, DePottery, Davis. D. Glatfelter, S. Morris, W. Harrington, Don Byrn fcaptainl, J. Barclay Kcaptainl, D. Champagne, R. Beaudin, G. Kelm. J. Kelley, L. Mariotti, J. Pattee, U. Farrar, A. Furman, L. Toth, D. Horne, R. Kelley S. Beaner, G. Paxton, S. Dunn, G. Swearengin, D. Canfield, S. Morris, C. Perkins, 53 ull. Front Row: J. Madery, J. Scarborough, J. Cipponeri, B. Kenny, M. Young, S. Chynoweth, T. Chitty, C. Schruba, J. Tragge, M. Worthington, A. Morse, J. Bigler. 2nd Row: D. Skomski, Sponsorg S. Lindsey, C. Sanborn, S. Svenson, J. Riffenburg, M. Crawford, M. Ziegler, M. Nichols, J. Sweet, A. Griffin, A. Patterson, C. Oswald, S. Coon, S. Wangbichler, L. Schroeder. 3rd Row: K. McCarthy, B. Justice, V. Barron, V. Margarites, L. McIntyre, J. Berkley, B. Schihl, M. Karrick, D. Brazell, F. Nell, C. Hilscher, C. Northrup, N. Bath, R. Brisson. 4th Row: S. Merritt, N. Knoblauch, S. Siterlet, B. Heien, D. Soucek, A. Olsen, K. Webb, L. Yadlosky K. Young, E. Stewart, B. Smith, J. Hampton, M. Morse, B. Berry, D. Schultz. ,g G.A.A. COU CII, Front Row: M.Young, Treasurer, T. Chitty, Vice Presidentg S. Chynoweth, President, D. Skomski, Sponsor, C. Schruba, Secretary, J. Tragge. 2nd Row: S. Lindsey, B. Heien, C. Oswald, S. Siterlet, S. Wangbichler, M. Worthington. 54 .Q K. - Q1 t x bf - K fw- rfq., 5 sg tlix X . TS i TUBE 'l' COU CIL Front Row: B. Justice, J. Tragge, S. Chynoweth, Treasurer, A. Griffin, Vice President, S.Wangbichler, President, A. Patterson, Secretary, G. Koski, B. Lewis, J. Rowley, B. Hauff. 2nd Row: N. Davis, F. Nell, M. Young, J. Powers, B. Smith, T. Chitty, D. Soucek, J. Brodak, D.Wel1, M. Karhu, J. Mathieson, Sponsor. 3rd Row: B. Melvin, J. Berkley, B. Pethers, B. Doty, R. Carlton, D. Hickey, W. Harrington, B.Jones, L. Mariotti, L. Greenwood. M0 l'l'0ll Front Row: A. Patterson, K. Wesenberg, A. Jones, B. Hauff, J. Scarborough, J. Kuran, J. Tragge, M. Braunscheidel, J. Olsen, J. Gafford. 2nd Row: J. Mathieson, Sponsor, B. Doty, B. Davis, R. Carlton, B. Baker, G. Koski, D. Blake, D. Byrn, J. Estes, L. Abbott. 56 BLE A ll GIILII TAFF Front Row: V. Swaggerty, N. Leonard, S. Wangbichler, Editor, V. Margarites, A. Patterson. 2nd Row: B. Roberts, S. Cooney, D. Wingate, T. Chitty, W. Grimshaw, Sponsor. wimwnoov ww Front Row: J. Ferguson, S. Cooney, H. Laird, S. Chynoweth, Editor, M. Young, C. Dodson, M. Worthington. 2nd Row: W. Grimshaw, Sponsor, B. Birch, J. Scarborough, J. Fanning, T. Chitty, J. Estes, B. Doty, A. Patterson, B. Smithers. 57 vom MU IU During the past six years, Mrs. Franceil Fenstermacher has inspired her music stu- dents a.nd the entire student body with a very real enthusiasm for good music. She has not only won the admiration of her students, the student body, a.nd the faculty, but the S sQiX S Q very deepest graditude of the Graduating Class of June 1952. A' , 1 P -' fl: ,' 1 -Z SE lllll Clllllll Front Row: C. Dodson, J. Roberts, D. Harma, M. Braunscheidel, J. Sweet, D. Soucek, A. Patterson S. Wangbichler, A. Griffin. 2nd Row: F. Fenstermacher, Director, J. Caruso, C. Cowling, J. Fer- guson, N. Witt, M. Dearth, B. Hoeppner, B. Berry, J. Powers, M. Fortune, K. Welby. 3rd Row, B. Beaumont, D. Young, J. Decker, W. Harrington, M. Jean, A. Jones, J. Cordone, B. Jones. 4th Row: R. Carlton, G. Koski, D. Byrn, J. Barclay, D. Gerber, L. Saxton, J. Place, D. Brooks, R. Hilbert, B. Franklin. 58 novs' GGL E ci ll A l Front Row: D. Lindberg, J. Place, D. Brooks, F. Shepard, F. LaFreniere, R. Beaudin, B. Mahler, E. Bingham, R. Barron. 2nd Row: F. Fenstermacher, Directory G. Kalenovak, D. Meadors, B. Zakrison, D. Wright, I. Barclay, D. Gerber, K. Voss, B. Franklin, D. Glatfelter. 3rd Row: E. Blanchard, R. Cecil, J. Barnfather, G. Wilson, C. Magnusson, L. Saxton, G. Snyder, I . Hunger. GIRL ' GLEE CL B Front Row: J. Koski, J. Tragge, S. Parent, J. Payne, P. Westbay, M. Goodrow, J. Stostad, R. Leggat, S. Perry, J. Caruso. 2nd Row: F. Fenstermacher, Director, S. Barron, P. Bowden, D. Schultz, R. Brisson, S. Coon, H. Zelinsky, G. Sopha, M. Dube, R. Weltyk, D. Kane, R. Avery, L. Wilson. 3rd Row: D. Howe, M. Lambrix, D. Peterson, S. Meredith, L. Boyd, J. Arrold, .T . Beck, D. Brazell, K. Edwards, J. Brown, N. Davis. 4th Row: R. Thompson, J. Thompson, F. Vasbinder, L. Cooper, N. Leonard, M. Martin, J. Olsen, F. Nell, D. Riffenburgh, M. Braunscheidel. 59 MIXED Umm H, Front Row, F. Krauter, D. Cislo, P. Hunter, S. Fisher, G. Bromley, B. Hosking, G. Savelle, N. Batl J. Brown, C. Lampella. 2nd Row: F. Fenstermacher, Director, M. Ziegler, G. Gren, M. Lipke, P. Wolf, C. Hilscher, P. Chilicotte, D. Nims, Z. Horne, M. Martin, D. Jones, G. Yanss. 3rd Row: H. Clapham, R. Cook, J. Cordone, A. McArthur, L. Mariotti, H. Luitink, B. Mitchell, D. Weston, E. Sanderson, J. Decker, J. Place. 4th Row: J. Pattee, G. Vance, J. Ansama, D. Shaw, D. Bradford, D. Hickey, T. Hopf, R. Schmidt, T. Schultz. JUNIUR Glliln' GLEE CLUB Front Row: C. Drummond, B. Brooks, B. Vaughn, B. Melvin, J. Kirker, B. Bath, A. Price, C. Baumgartner, S. Muir. 2nd Row: S. Frayne, C. Koppen, P. Freer, M. Doren, B. Tragge, E. Danielson, J. Vaughn, C. Bishop, D. Wells, J. Kenney, C. Hanawalt, F. Fenstermacher, Director. 3rd Row: P. Griffen, P. Westbay, M. Jenkins, J. Blake, J. Glatfelter, M. Birt, J. Lyon, K. Fleming, M. Luitink, I. Poiriet, S. Boyd, M. Dado. 4th Row: M. Wohlart, B. Grosko, D. Mienk, M. Sherman, N. Beaudin, B. Sprankle, J. Amendson, C. Jenkins, M. Lindsey, E. Cole, B. Charters, B. Rose, L. Fraser. 60 REIIFURII UNIIIN RAND Front Row: C. Anderson, D. Nims, S. Coon. 2nd Row: S. Fisher, L. Dearth, L. Estes, H. Lewis, J. Keller, B. Johnson, C. Silberhorn, C. Bald, S. Hillis, A. McKinney. , 3rd Row: T. Warford, R. Poole, J. Davidge, S. Chynoweth, L. Poole, R. Jones, T. Ensign, B. Lewis, J. Haight, C. Winney, R. DePattery, D. Moore, Director. 4th Row: M. McIntyre, G. Doss, J. Hardin, H. Sigman, N. Marr, J. Biggins, F. Cronk, J. Robinson, R. Caudell. MA.l0HE'P'I'E Left to Right: D. Nims, S. Coon, C. Anderson. 61 g VAR l'l'Y CL B Front Row: R. Portser, D. Young, D. Shaw, B. Baker, Treasurer, B. Doty, President, G. Koski, R. Carlton, Secretary, K. Carrigan, D. Glatfelter. 2nd Row: H. Kraft, Sponsor, R. Kelly, D. Wright, D. Byrn, L. Abbott, L. Bentley, K. Kaake, B. Pethers, F. Lennox, B. Hauff. 3rd Row: D. Bishop, H. Montgomery, S. Morris, J. Biggins, J. Barclay, W. Harrington, G. Gores, C. Magnusson, C. Lennox, J. Partain, C. Coleman. PEP umm Front Row: G. Gren, K. Welby, M. Morse, Vice President, J. Hampton, J. Powers, Treasurer, A. Griffin, Secretary, J. Sweet, B. Smith, J. Madery, D. Skomski, Sponsor. 2nd Row: S. Fisher, R. Coneybeare, P. Chilcotte, T. Ensign, C. Maddick, M. Ziegler, F. Nell, C. Hilscher, C. Oswald, S. Coon, A. McKinney, C. Northrup, S. DeWind, B. Justice, K. McCarthy, J. Cipponeri, V. Margarites. 3rd Row: M. Nichols, D. Brenner, S. Hillis, M. Niestroy, B. Edwards, M. Schihl, B. Schihl, J. Berkley, L. Yadlosky, K. Young, J. Brown, N. Bath, V. Barron. 4th Row: D. Soucek, S. McCloud, K. Webb, J. Riffenburg, M. Rowley, M. Karrick, D. Riffenburgh, S. Swenson, C. Sanborn, R. Brisson, D. Schultz, J. Olsen, Z. Horne, B.Lewis, J. Place, N. Barney, S. Merritt, R. Wylie. 62 - 'mo AL no onsoulm Front Row: J. Tragge, S. Chynoweth, Secretary, B. Hauff, Vice President, A. Patterson, President J. Olsen, Treasurer, D. Harma. 2nd Row: W. Grimshaw, Sponsor, P. Bowden, J. Estes, B. Doty, A. Olsen. FIRE CII CLUB Front Row: D. Horner, Secretary-Treasurer, J. Ferguson, President, F. Ness, Vice President, M. Ziegler. 2nd Row: T. Bosco, Sponsor, C. Jenkins, J. Lyon, C. Fiero. 64 1 Ucijol 1 P' KAR' Jffvrvux Jv0,'gZ!C'0L 'Lj5,Z Y W If A f 'Y Q 0X x S? M W fJ2QFfiW