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

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laani5A A It will be a great advantage to be able to speak Spanish in the years after grad- uation. Big busi- ness is invest- ing Widely in South American natural resources and the Pan- American High- ways will soon link all the Americas. S ROW I: J. Bowdle, J. Nitecki, S. Miner, C. Cifaldi, N. Schunder, 4' N. Hoffman, B. Eckard, A. Ioribsen, TREAS, ROW 2: J. Sinift, 3 S. Murisaja, N. Kelly, L. Spayd, B. Ziegler, M. Kellie, S. Fritch, S J. Home, J. Kipele, A. Price. Row 3. D. Ben, MJ., nockstein, B. Ferguson, W. Hasty, T. Forgie, PRES., M. Anderson, D. Mienk, V. Pres., D. Wild, Sponsor, MRS. KICINSKI. PQIQCA. These students will have no trouble when they vist Paris or the French Riveria. No menu in an ex- clusive French restaurant will be an obstacle to them! If ROW I: L. Woodin, P. Riley, D. Wells, C. Winney, S. Spurlock, M. Lemp, P. McElroy, L. Patterson. ROW 2: Mr. Steinberg, K. Levoska, H. Wright, R. Armstrong, J. Neuce, I. Konkle, B. Tilley, J. Haight, J. Lyon, G. Martin- v dale, L. Beyer. ROW 3: G. Brocklehurst, D. Pearse, B. Thompson, J. David- son. J. Keller, L. Tengel, E. Smith, D. Hillstead, J. Shackett.

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The Latin Club is composed of the stu- ollafin dents in all the Latin classes. The purpose of the club is to impress upon the members what our modern civilization owes to the language, literature and art of ancient Greece lk Rome. They take annual trips to the Archeological ' Museum in Ann Arbor and the Art Museum in De- troit. The big event of the year, though, is the Roman Banquet. Students take the part of guests or slaves and clothe themselves in togas made from sheets. Their menu consists of grapes, chicken and other i such delicacies which the Romans ate. IST ROW: B. Johnson. C. Spamer. S. Ginther, 2ND ROW:J. Pearson, K. Waters N. Partain. The food is served to the guests by the slaves. Appropriate enter- tainment is also provided for the guests and a good time is had by all. 39

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afflefa 1 1ST ROW:J. Sinift. S. Barron. L. Duquet, D. Horner. 2ND ROW: Mr. Roberts. B. Blair T. Forgie, J. Finch, D. Lantz. B. Barron. Reorganized in 1953 the Camera Club is sponsored by Mr. Homer Roberts. The initial aims of this club are to promote photography as a hobby and to increase the stu- dents knowledge of its fundamental techniques. jAe5pian6 The Thespian membership is made up of all the stu- dents who have anything to do with dramatic presenta- tions, whether they had the starring role or were just stagehands. Our club -is a local chapter of a national organization. The aim or purpose of the club is to further interest in dramatics throughout the student body by such projects as promoting and staging plays during the school year. Initiation of officers and members is accompanied by a banquet held in the cafeteria. IST ROW: A. Markland. D. Brenner, D. Wingate. R. Coneybeare. C. Maddick. :ND ROW: Miss Diddums. C. Northrupt. S. Hillis. A. McKinney, B. Lewis. D. Kane, J. Sinift, F. Nell. 3RD ROW: G. Kelly, R. Handy. J. Stiman. M. Ziegler. :-ib-3leglyg3- .1-,gk .. . . W ., S. , . 7 f -Q-rt