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

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was W1 gm! .sw 54 I Although we were inexperienced, the 1953-54 yearbook staff decided we would put out the best annual R. U. had ever seen. We scurried around, read 127 annuals from various schools, argued, debated, called in various printing agents, and finally decided Eileen Lloyd, Business Manager: Ruth Welryk. Editor on the Plan we thought would gi-Ve You the best Miss Arnold, Sponsors Mary Ann Crawford, assistant lookin book . So? we started in, and we really worked! Elmer' To promote the sales we made posters, gave announcements, and sponsored a spectacular assembly! And that was only part of it! We worked far into the night, Saturdays, and school holidays to meet our deadlines. To coordinate layout designs, art, and copy to carry out our theme was no small task. However, we enjo ed every minute of it, and we wish to thank all the students and faculty wlmo cooperated to make this book of memories a success. HY . 1 g ig: George Kalinovik, Jack Pattee, Barbara Lewis, Wayne Harringwn. Rachel Coneybeare. Marge Chamberlain, Bob Pethers, Jim Steinman. 43

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ph. ui r 9'-. T5 1 i' x Qs Q E-tsl! R, U. Downs Walled Lake, Magazine Sales Over and a Success, Christmas Concert Draws Crowd. Such headlines told the story of Red- ford Union activities this year. And behind the stories were hours of labor. The staff had the usual prob- lems of getting enough advertising and circulation to finance the paper. Inex- perienced writers learned the difficulty of getting good copy. A wealth of exper- ience can be had in Eublication work and the Warwhoop Staff as had its share of experience. C. Jenkins, S. Boyd, Page Editorsg J. Stonebreaker, Sports Editorg H. Withers, Business Managersg B. Smithers. Editor- in-Chief. Lil 117 Q K ,,. f N wt l go ' SEATED: B. Blair, M. Rowley. J. Amudson, C. Koppen. STANDING: D. Vermeulen. R. Jones, T. Forrester, L. Greenwood. 4 2 '

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Band lil Ist ROW: L. Schroeder, D. Russell, C. Rothrock, L. Turner, M. Walker, C. Bold, R. Pridemore, L. Poole, C. Lifoldi, I. Young, D. Russell, J. Horn, J. Scarborough. 2nd ROW: J. Skrade. J. Horne, S. Hillis, C. Schofield, M. Coneybeare, S. Schmett, B. Kelly, C. Anderson, K. Hosle, E. Hickey, N. Sigman, B. Johnson, S. Siberhorne. D. Dale. J. Niterki. 3rd ROW: B. Smith, L. Tengel, C. Winney, L. Seabolt, I. Keller, D. Blohe, R. DePottey, R. Jones, J. Davidge, B. Peterson, G. Bromley K. Hulbert, K. Hajek, B. Faulkner. 4th ROWg D. Burman, D. Novak, H. Mote, G. Kelm, C. Hauff, T. Warford, R. Flynn, G. Doss, Mr. Moore, J. Horne, R. Caudell, L. Olinger, H. Sigmen, R. Poole, J. Dunn, R. Burman. Under the competent direction of Mr. Datus Moore the band offers an outlet for those students with a stored-up abundance of musical energy. Every year the band presents a concert and stage show patterned after a big-name TV Show. During the football season the band marches on the football field in formations that require many hours of practice. Other activities include participation in the Ann Arbor Band Day, the Michigan State Fair, and at a Lion's football game, 44