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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1959 volume:

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Redford Union in 1959 is a combination of the old and the new-a modern exten- sion to our familiar old halls, many new teachers working with those we know so well, and activities introduced for the first time at H.U. 'N' 1 -,..v-4 4? , - 'N+ lg ff Y ' 1 CU TET Facuhy. ., Seniors Activities . Sports .. Undendassmen Adverdsers Page Page Page Page Page Page With the growth of the Redford Union School District, it was necessary to increase the educational facilities of the high school. Consequently, a new section was added to the North end of the building. The second floor was occupied in April, 1958, easing the overcrowding to some extent. September 3, 1958, was the great day when the complete facilities of the addition were made available to the students. Twenty-one classrooms, including science and art rooms, a gym- nasium, and cafeteria, are available for Redford Union classes. THE ULD AND THE NEW 'H U75 BU!-lHll UF ED IIATIU Z Q 1 01 if STANDING Mr Raeslde Dr Wren Trustees SEATED Mr Avery Mrs Potter Trustees Mr Keene Presrdent Mrs Volhck Treasurer Mr Brocklehurst Secretary SUPEHI TENIIIE TS Mr. Russel S. Hrlben Mr- Paul Shoemaker supemnendent of Schools, Assistant Superlntendent of Schools, Western Mlchlgan College, B A , Eastem Michigan College' B A ' M A Unlverslty ofM1ch1gan, M A , , , ,, 4 , -' 5 A' 5 Q A ' ' . , , ,, 114' , Q A 2 , A , 3 .V ' 1 V . s , ' ,gg 1 -zfw - ' 'L-5:31 f L E .ug ,Qt 2 3, f' ' ' A 4, 2 ' -, K 4 f- A f 2 ,, M K V . nfl Q ,ir 1 A rw .,,'-A-, Y 7.5 A , , V , ,f rf' W' H l , , l 1 ' ' - E ,5 v X 0 WILJ A f .5 , -5 V , 4 I I , z V' 5 'L 7 1, if W 'fi A f H, ,V N 3 A 5 4 K' I , Aww X ,' , X, X 4 I 'ir I X : . 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Y., it Q F - V V - . v ,,., x i '- - 1 A . ,A W - ,f, . - H . J' A ,W - ,, Q K . 'n , F -. 4 fs X I. ., R .. , . ,JV .N .I . . l V I . , . st' fn 1 1:15352 Mrs Hefbsl Mlss Medzlglan Mr Gnll Mr Enckson EL!-155 HISTUHY Our four years at Redford Union have sped by qulckly It seems onlv a short whlle ago that we flrst assembled ln the gym as bewlldered freshmen A few weeks later, on an appointed day we were rxdlculed and badly mlstreated by the superxor sophomores ThlS was our freshman xnxtlatlon the day when we were smeared wnth llpstlck gummed up wlth tape, smothered ln perfume, and rubbed down wlth garllc We spent the remainder of our first year gettlng acquaxnted wxth the school, the faculty, and our class spon sors Nlrs. Herbst, Whss Nledzlgxan, Nlr. Erlckson, and Nlr Crlll Since we were the last freshman class to enter the hugh school, we began our sophomore year still at the bottom of the ladder and wlthout a chance to welcome ln a lower class Shortly after the beglnnlng of school our Washington Club was fomued, and for the next few weeks we sold magazlnes This was the year we began to sponsor some actlvltles ln order to earn money for the class Our flrst attempt at money making was the very successful but dusty Sadle Hawkins Dance Our class was the flrst to sponsor the Bermuda Bounce, at which the glrls wore thelr best bemludas and the more coura geous boys showed thelr knees As JIIHIOFS we were confronted wlth the task of puttlng on the prom, a feat that took the entlre year to plan and complete The prom, called Sprlng Enchantment, was held at Hawthome Valley Country Club and we even man aged to make money on lt, somethnng whlch does not very often happen. 5 .xt , .4 ' 4 ? 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' ELAS9 UFFIIIEHS Harry Munger Vice President Linda Moehle Secretary Beverly Brady Treasurer Dave Bm-man P1-egldem CLASS HISTUHY At last we ve made It to the top of the high school ladder What a climb lt was but it was worthwhile every step of the wayl Leadlng our class every year was Dave Burman our president Our senior year began with an introduction to D10Sd8dO fphill Beltran our foreign exchange student from the Philippine Islands our heads off up until the last minute trying to finish our oddly shaped football float But just as our team lost to Belleville so did we lose to the juniors At the end of football season the girls decided to become football stars After choosing sides and practicing on the night of the Sadie Hawkins Dance they bravely staged the Powder Puff football game January Thaw our Senlor Play was also an event of November The cast composed entirely of SCDIOFS made the play a hllarious success ln January our basketball dance appropriately called the Dribble Drag helped us fatten our treasury One of the biggest hlghllghts of our last year was the though after all the waiting we did for it However it will remain one of our fondest mernorles and one of the highlights of our high school years The days flew by after the trlp so that soon we found ourselves preparing for the senior bmnch the class day activities the prom and our long awaited graduation All too soon it was over four years of our lives Now remain only the memorles the friends and the hopes for the future l. 1 i I i 1 1 r Q 9 - - . 9 9 . . . - . , . , . . , , ' ' ' D 5 9 . . . . . . 45 . 91 9 Q 0 As the Homecoming celebration approached, we worked senior trip to Washington, D.C. It didn't last long enough, . . . . . , . . . . . , . , . . . . . . . . 9 . , . . , . . . , , - . . . . . , . , pl' 3 X.. Marjorie Albee Student Council 3,45 Sci- ence Club 35 Debate 25 National Honor Society 3, 45 Washington Club 2,3,45 Future Teachers l,3,45 Girls State Tanya Abramovich Donna M2110 Co-op Carl Anderson Varsity Club 3,45 Football 1,25 Track 1,2,45 Cross Country 3,45 Washington Club 1,2,3,4 Sharon Anderson NlCll0lBS ADtllODy at , 53? .kffv Kenneth Arpin Band l,2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 V.C.Y. 2,3,45 Hi-Y 2, 3,45 Football 2,35 Baseball 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Washington Club 2,3,4 Pep Club 23,49 Girls Glee Varsity Club 3,45 Football 3: Washington Club 4: 1,2-Varsity 3,45 Baseball Future Teachers 3,4 3,45 Senior P1ay5 Basket- ball 15 Track 1 Gr G27 Kathleen Baer Spanish Club 15 WAR- WHOOP 3,45 Pep Club 2,3, 45 Girls Glee 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Wash- ington Club 2,3,45 Art Club 2,35 Future Teachers 4 Sandra Ball Pep Club 35 Girls Glee 2, 33 Co-op ,lack Bam ard Thespians 3,4g Varsity Club 3,45 Senior Choir 1,2,3,4g Football3-Varsity 45 Track 29 Baseball 3,4g Minstrel Show .lack Bails Basketball 1,2,3-Varsity 45 Football 1,29 Washington Club 1,2,3,4g Boys State Merry-.l0 Baker French Club 3, Pep Club 3,49 Art Club 2 Judith Barber Spanish Club lg Thespians 35 Girls Glee 2,3,4g Wash- ington l,2,3,4g School Play 2,3 'L-9' Edward Bardon Track 1,2,3,4g Cross Country Nl,2,4 Margaret Balough Sylvia Bartsch Spanish Club 15 G.A.A. lg Pep Club 1,23 Girls Glee 1,2,3 4'rT ? Nu..f Diosdado Beltran American Field Service: Debateg Wrestling I' 3 Diane Bonadeo Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Cheer- leader 2,33 Washington Club 2,3,4g Future Teachers 4 Charles Bates ,om C5 419303 md .lo Anne Blanck Girls Clee lg Washington Club 3,45 Arr Club 2,4 Richard Beck Science Club 3,4 --1' 1 701 cgi 0' . V I K Z., 45 53941,-.. 'i'i4il5Zc?3'5ff,'4 l Bardel Bleach Girls Clee 1,25 Washington Club 1,2,3,4 '15 Rex Billings Varsity Club 3,49 Senior Choir 1,2,3,4g Football 1, 2-Varsity 3,49 Track l,2g Barbershop Quartet Sharon Bowersox lllleltes 4g C.A.A. 2,3,4g junior Choir 23 Girls Clee 1,2 Janice Boyce Kenneth Bradley Girls Glee 4 wal' 'CAA Beverly Brady Latin Club 2g French Club 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Y- Teens lg Cheerleader 25 Washington Club 1,2,3,4g School Play 21 Class Officer 4 ff' fcf 4 4, fog , 4 n 0 ' .Off Joan Brooks Sandra Brown .lames Brocklehurst Senior Choir 2,3,4i Swim ming Team 4g Football 1,2 Washington Club l,2,3,4 Minstrel Show 1 r 'H 'ii J 95' . N Janet Brusseau Washington Club 1,2,3,4: Future Nurses 1,2 Co-op 4 Senior Choir 2,3,4 7.41 X 0 K' l x 1 ff Nlark Buclcberry Dennis Bushey Student Council 4g Varsity Club 3,43 Football 2- Varsity 3,4g Baseball 15 Washington Club 4 ii Stephen Carr Ronald Bullock David Burman Student Council 2-Pres. 3g Science Club 3,4g Band 1, 2,33 Senior Choir 2,3,4g Wrestling 43 Track 2,3,4g Baseball lg National Honor Society 3,4g Class Presi- dent 1,2,3,4g Barber Shop Quartet ff-wx 41:37 sl Michael Carlton Thomas Carpenter Band 1,2,-3,49 Basketball 2 'E' f Maxi! W +I .ssl ii If I Bert V. Calhoun Thespians 3,45 WARWHOOP 49 Wrestling 4g Cross Country 4g Track 3,43 Senior Play 'Q 'Dr Sandra Carter Latin Club 43 Pep Club 25 Washington Club l,2,3,4 6 W Sharon Ann Chaudoin Pep Club 25 Girls Glee 2,35 Future Nurses 1,2 DiAnne Classen Pep Club l,2,3,45 Girls Glee 1,29 Washington Club 2,3,4g Future Teachers 4 Patricia Caudell Latin Club 25 G.A.A.2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,25 National Honor Society 3,45 Wash- ington Club 1,2,3,4g Future Teachers 1,2,3,45 Girls State Carol Claphan G.A.A. 2, Girls Glee 1,2,3 Stanley Caswell V.C.Y. 25 Senior Choir 2,35 Football 1 Joanne Clark 4 W Kathryn Christiansen Student Council 3,45 Sci- ence Club 35 Latin Club 25 Band 1,25 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Y- Teens 35 Girls State5 National Honor Societyg Washington Club5 Future Nurses Susan Collins Future Teachers 2,3,45 Latin Club 2,3,45 French Club 3,45 WARWHOOP 35 Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Senior Choir 3,45 Girls Glee 1,25 Sextet 19' x 3 Albert Cote Rose Marie Czerniak Pe Club 1' Senior Choir 33 P 1 Girls Clee 1,2 Gerald Coonce Frank CUOUCY Wrestling 4 Varsity Club 45 Football 23 Basketball lg Track 3,45 Cross Country 2,3,4 S 1 Lawrence Crane Biology Club 45 Science Club 2,3,4g Latin Club 1,25 Washington Club l,2,3,4: Science Seminar: Boys State WX Carol Crenshaw Latin Club 1,23 Band 1,2, 35 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Y-Teens 23 Washington Club l,2,3,4: Future Teachers 2,3,4 1' ir ,Iohn Craig Boys Glee lg WARWHOOP 43 Senior Choir 2: Wash- ington Club 2,3,4 Bruce Darling Hi-Y 2: Wrestling 4g Cross Country 23 Basketball 1 A I If Q 9 R Linda Deartb G-A.A. 24 Pep Club Girls Glee 2,3 Susan Donaldson 2: Richard Davio ,Ioanne Davis Varsity Club 2,3,4, Football C1115 Glee 1,2,3 1,2-Varsity 3,4g Track 1,2, JoAnn Deloauder ,ga 3 Marie Dillflanno Latin Club 2.35 WARWHOOP 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Girls Glee 35 Washington Club 2, 3,4g Future Teachers 4 ZS Lawrence De.Koning Betty Dowse Girls Glee 2,3 ,loyce Dunn French Club 3,4: V.C.Y. 2, 3,4g Senior Choir 35 Girls Glee 29 Washington Club 2, 3,4 ' David Ellis John David Dmmmond Student Council 3,49 V.C.Y. l,2,3,4g Senior Choir l,2,3 43 Varsity Basketball 3 Baseball 3,45 Senior Play Barbershop Quartet, Foot ball I r Betsy Ann Dunn Student Council3,4g G.A.A. 35 Girls Glee 1,35 National Honor Society 3,45 Future Teachers l GN f'Pn Joyce Ebling Science Club 33 Latin Club 2,3g Girls Glee 2,35 Wash- ington Club l,2,3,45 Future Teachers 3 av'- QI' I William Echlin Science Club 2,3,49 Latin Club 3g WARWHOOP 3,45 BLUE AND GOLD 4: Sci- ence Seminarg Boys State 49- '9 V Judith DuSablon Pep Club 1,23 Girls Glee 1 25 Washington Club 2,3,4 Co-op 4 YT 'Y X 'l s or xr, X Neil Elsila Science Seminar in , ,Iudith Falendysz Mary Ann Ford RUettes 4g Spanish Club lg Majorettes 23 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4g Senior Choir 2,3,4: Girls Glee 15 Washington Club 2,3,45 Future Teachers 3,4 Dennis English Science Club 44 WAR' WHOOP 43 Football, Basketball 23 Cross Country 29 Washington Club 2,3,4 Mary Fair Senior Choir 2,33 Girls Glee 19 Future Nurses l,2,3 '? Brenda Fields RUettes 49 Pep Club l,2,3, 49 Washington Club 2,3,4: Future Teachers 45 Home- coming Court Sharon Flynn Majorettes 2,3,49 Pep Club 3,45 Senior Choir 3,43 Girls Glee l,2g Washington Club 2,3,4 WB i Judith Fem Gary Foreman Band lg Senior Choir Football 1 w 'fr vt? IL. Dennis Freer Science Club 2,3 Florence Gillespie Pep Club 49 Girls Glee 33 Washington Club l,2,3,4 Gayle Forsythe Spanish Club lg Pep Club 1,2,3g Girls Glee 25 Wash- ington Club 2,3,4 Nellianne Fultz Majorettes 2,3,4g Pep Club l,2,3,4g Senior Choir 2,49 Girls Glee lg Future Teachers 2,3,4g Freshman Cheerleader 'arf M, 4 Lawrence Fortner Varsity Club 2,3,4g V.C.Y. l,2,3,4g Hi-Y l,2,3g Senior Choir 2,3g Football, Basket- ball 2g Track l,2,3,4g Cross Country 3,49 Washington Club 2,3,4g Minstrel Show QA '75 Bruce Georgeff Varsity Club 3,45 Football 2-Varsity 3,43 Track 2,3,45 Washington Club l,2,3,4 Y T? ii K Judith Fry Latin Club 3,4-g Pep Club l, 2,35 Varsity Cheerleader 23 Senior Playg Future Teachers 39 Freshman Cheerleader 6 X X Richard Glencer Football 2 'D Mary Ann Goldsworthy Yvonne Goodreau Pep Club 2,3g Senior Choir 3,45 Girls Glee l,2g Wash- 342 N 'eff Louis Grzesiek Student Council 2,3-Presi- dent 43 Varsity Club 3,45 Football 25 Cross Country 3,43 Baseball 3,45 National Honor Society 3,4g Wash- ington Club 3,4 ingtou Club 2,3,4g Future Teachers 2,3,4 fix Shirley Grimm Pep Club lg V.C.Y. 19 Girls Glee 1,2,3 Gerald Gronslu Linda Groom 1- Ni -1151 9- Gi Ronald Hagen Varsity Club 2,1-1,43 Basket ball 1,2-Varsity 3,45 Base Sl ball 2,3,4 'K --gi Patricia Hamilton Pep Club 2,33 Future Nurses2 Judith Hitt Future Nurses l,2,3,4 Shirley Hahn Majorettes 2: .lunior Choir 43 Girls Glee 3 Janet Hiukel Girls Glee 3 Larry Halle: Varsity Club 3,45 Football 25 Basketball 2-Varsity 3, 4: Baseball 2,3,4 Dennis Henry Varsity Club 2,3,4g Wres- tling 4g Football 1,2-Varsi- ty 3,45 Basketball 2, Track 2,3,4g Baseball 1 52 'Wi ,Q- Diane Handy Pep Club 1,23 Future Nurses2 Thomas Ho cb stein ' . X Q x Nancy Hom Latin Club 3,4g Pep Club 1, 2,3,45Girls Glee lg Nation- al Honor Society 3,43 Wash- ington Club 2,3,45 Class Officer lg Future Nurses 2, 3,4 James Hurley Wrestling 45 Varsity Foot- ball 4g Track 2 John Hoffman Science Club 2,39 Science Seminar4 Robert Hoffman Wrestling 4 in-A .Aus Pamela Humphries Latin Club 2,3,4g Band 1, 2,3,4g Orchestra lg G.A.A. 1,2,3g Y-Teens 1,2,35 Senior Choir 49 Washington Club 2,3,4g All-School Play 5- IYI Birt Hurlbert Latin Club 2,3,43 Band 1, 2,3,4g Football 1,2-Varsity 3,43 Track l,2,3,4g Wash- ington Club 2,3,4g Orchestra lg Basketball l 'Gray .Av 1 Raymond Hughes Football lg Boys Glee lg Track 3,4 f?-w William lsenberg Science Club 2, Hi-Y 35 Varsity Football Manager 3,45 Track 2,3,4g Washing- ton Club l,2,3,4g Senior Play Eugene ,lewett l Robert Jones Spanish Club 15 Swimming 45 Golf 35 Washington Club 2,3,45 Basketball 1 Karen Jenkins French Club 3,45 Pep Club 45 Senior Choir 2,3,43 Girls Glee lg Washington Club 1, 2,3,45 Future Teachers 45 V.C.Y. 3 Charles ,lenings Co-op 3,4 Harry ,lohnston Band l,2,35 Track l,2,3,45 x g r ig 'Q , 5 -1 0? it Helen Jones Latin Club 25 Orchestra 1, David ,lohnston Senior Play Cross Country 2,3,4g Wash- 2,3: G-A--L 25 PSP Club 1, ' ington Club 2,3,4 BN ask' 25 Cirls Glee 45 Washington Club 2,3545 Future Teachers ,loan Kauppila Pep Club 15 Girls Glee 3 41 Corinne Kennedy Latin Club 3 'QU' Judy Kneeland French Club 3,43 V.C.Y. 3, 45 Washington Club 2,3,4 David Kehoe Track lg Baseball 3 15 Carl Kilpela Co-op 3 Carol Keller Band l,2g Senior Choir 3,4g Girls Glee 1,2g Washington Club 2,3,4 ' 'L it 3 Beverly Kimes Pep Club 45 Senior Playg G.A.A. 49 Y-Teens 45 Future Teachers 4 Harlan .l. Kem Science Club 35 Latin Club Thomas Korch Barbara Krichbaum Latin Club 2 Elizabeth Lavely WARWHOOP 3g Majorettes 2,45 G.A.A. 33 Pep Club 2, 3,4-g Girls Glee 1,25 Wash- ington Club 1,2,3,4g Future Teachers 1,4 ii Lynn Kosovac Girls Glee 2,3 john Kraft Varsity Club 2,3,4g Foot- ball l,2-Varsity 3,4Q Basketball 1-Varsity 2,3,49 Track 2,3,4 Janet Laesser 34 s Q4 Maryalama Lambrix V.C.Y. 3.4L .lunior Choir 4g Girls Glee 3 Carmen Kulpa Pep Club 3,4g Junior Choir 33 Washington Club 3,4g Co-op 4 Kenneth l..avely Band 1,2,3,4g Senior Choir l,2,3,4 Richard Litobar Varsity Club 3, 4, Football 1, 2-Varsity 3, 49 Golf 3, 45 Washington Club 2, 3, 4 Eleanor Luitink Latin Club 23 Junior Choir 45 Girls Clee 1, 33 Wash- ington Club l, 2, 3, 43 Future Nurses 1, 2 Richard Leja Student Council 3: Science Club 3, 43 Latin Club 2, 33 Thespians 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Track 15 National Honor Society 3, 45 Washington Club 2, 3, 4: Boys State Barbara Lewis Washington Club 3, 4 James Losie fe.- ff , uf Nelson Lowe Wrestling 4 pf i . -A-. 7... ' John Long Football lg Track lg Wash- ington Club 1, 2, 3, 4 C Phyllis Luke Latin Club 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls Clee 1, 2: Washington Club 2, 3, 4 1' if 35 'X William Madzia Varsity Club 3,45 Football 1,2-Varsity 3,43 Golf 3: Washington Club 1,2,3,4 x,f'r J ,fJ-a'. Q ., L ,.a in Cuff' t .ff John Manners Football 15 Track 1 Gail Lynch X , xx x Nl Kenn etb Man go Football 1,2-Varsity 3,43 Track l,2g Swimming Team 4 'x Carol Madsen Pep Club 43 Y-Teens 3,43 Junior Choir 35 Girls Glee 2 Douglas Manley Varsity Football 4 Sharon Main Latin Club 25 WARWHOOP 35 Pep Club 35 Washington Club 2,3,45 Future Nurses 23 Co-op 4 5 Carol Matthews RUettes 45 Latin Club 29 WARWHOOP 35 G.A.A. 35 Girls Glee lg Washington Club 2,3,4 '31 Judy McAleer Latin Club 2,35 G.A.A. 2,3, 4g Cirls Glee l June Eleanor Matthews Raymond Mayra Science Club 35 G.A.A. 2, 3,4 X Rmb ' X Margaret McGill Latin Club 2,43 Pep Club 45 Washington Club 2,3,4: Future Teachers 4 Wlllard McMachen Sharon McNamara Gary Meadors l Linda Meizler Linda Moehle Senior Choir 3,44 Girls Glee 13 National Honor Society 3,45 Washington Club 2,3,45 Senior Play'g Class Officer 2,3,4 Mary Ann Myers Science Seminar: Pep Club 3,43 Washington Club 4: Future Nurses 3,4 Arlene Mitchell Student Council 23 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 1,2- Varsity 3,45 Junior Choir 35 Girls Glee l,2g Washington Club 45 Homecoming Court Laurel Mizener RUettes 43 Pep Club 2,45 Girls Clee 2,43 Washington Club 2,3,4 Patricia L. Moore V.C.Y. 1,25 Girls Glee 1,2 Harry Munger Basketball 1,2-Varsity 3,45 Track 2: Baseball 1,3,4-5 Washington Club 4, Class Officer 3,4 '-P Judith Moore RUettes 45 French Clubg Pep Club 45 Future Teachers Club 45 Girls Gleeg Mixed Choir 3 'N 96. David Nelson Science Club 3 50 David Nimer Track lg Football 1 inf Roxanne Ok erlun d Student Council 33 Senior Choir 2,33 Girls Glee Gloria Nelson Pep Club 1,33 Girls Glee 1, 2,35 Washington Club 3,45 Future Nurses 19 Co-op Nancy Nelson French Club 3,4g WAR- WHOOP 3: Pep Club 2,3,4g Girls Glee lg National Honor Society3,4g Future Teachers 4g Future Nurses 35 Home- coming Court ig Thomas 0'Connor Varsity Club 3,45 Wrestling 4, Football 2-Varsity 3,4g Senior Play Kenneth Oesterle Senior Choir 1,2,3,4: Foot- ball lg Washington Club 2, 3,45 Barbershop Quartet VD' Doro thy Noble Pep Club 2,3,4g Washington Club 2,3,43 Girls Glee 1,25 Future Nurses 1 Y 'Q Mariam Olson Washington Club 2,3,4: Art Club 2 4 39 Rosemary Paris Latin Club 2,3,4g WAR- WHOOP 3,43 BLUE AND GOLD 43 Girls Glee lg Washington Club 1,2,3,4g Future Teachers 1,2,35 Debate 2 Carol Pierson Girls Glee 1,2,3g Co-op Terry Palmer 'Z' Janet Phillips Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Senior Choir 2,3,4g Girls Glee 15 Class Officer lg Cheer- leader 1 ' Catherine Palo Latin Club 2g WARWHOOP 35 BLUE AND COLD 4g Pep Club 1,3,4: Senior Choir 2,3,4g Girls Glee 15 National Honor Society 3,43 Washington Club 2,3,43 Future Teachers 3,43 Sextetg Homecoming Court fag- lg, Kathryn Pierce Girls Glee 1,2,3 4f.'7' 575 is Michael Petro Jeannine Pietila RUettes 44 Y-Teens3: Girls Glee 3,4 Joan Pocklington Garnet Potter F N ii 1 gf - ,M Gary Hasche Wrestling 4g Track 15 Baseball 2 Band l,2,3,4g Pep Club 1, Track 1,2 2g Y-Teens 39 Washington Club l,2,3,4 Sharon Pulju C.A.A. 2,3,4, V.C.Y. 1,2, 3,4 ww Wi' fl Mary Louise Radhoff Thespians 2,3,4, Pep Club 23 Girls Glee 39 All School Play 2 QT? John Printz Orchestra 1,25 Track l,2, 3,43 Cross Country 3,4 Martin Reichard Q-V f' James Richards Basketball-Managerg Golf 2,3 Velma Riley Ronald Rice Band 1,2,3g Swimming Team 49 Basketball- Manager 2-Varsity 3 W! Q., 1 X Donna Ri ckett Carolyn Rich RUettes 45 Latin Club 3,45 Band 3,49 Orcheslra lg Pep Club l,2,3,4g Cheerleader 2gGir1s Clee lg Washington Club 2,3,4 Richard Riley ggx we Wy Carol Richardson Latin Club 3g BLUE AND GOLD 45 Girls Clee l,2,3g Washington Club 1,2,3,4g Girls Stateg Pep Club 4 r-4 vin: Judy Roberts c.A.A. 2,s,4 Margaret Roberts Thespians 2,3,4g WAR- WHOOP 35 G.A.A. 3,49 Pep , l ,Ianice Ronald his RUettes 4, Pep Club l,2,3, 4g Cheerleader 2,35 Junior Choir 3g Girls Clee 1,2,4g Washington Club 3,4 Y Nancy Rule junior Choir l Richard Rogers BLUE AND GOLD 4Q Foot- ball, Basketball Manager 2- Varsity 33 Washington Club 2,3,4 A six Roger Hunkis Science Seminar 45 Science Club 2,3,4g French Club 3g WARWHOOP 4g BLUE AND GOLD 4 Ron Salkeld Varsity Club 3,45 Football 1,2-Varsity 3,43 Track 2,35 Washington Club 2,3,4 'tin Geraldine Rothwell Pep Club 3 George Saupp Ytfv 'i Edrea Scudder RUettes 45 Latin Club 25 G.A.A. 253,45 Pep Club 45 Girls Glee 35 Washington Club 2,3,45 Future Nurses 15 Future Teachers 4 . -le U3 George Schaffer Swimming Team 45 Science Club 3 Vlfglnla Scboof Charlene Schultz Orchestra 1,2,35 V.C.Y. 1, Pep Club 25 Girls Glee 2,35 2,3,45Senior Choir45 Junior Washington Club 35 Future Choir 3,45 Girls Glee 2 Lydia Senton Latin Club 2,35 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Pep Club 45 Girls Glee 15 Washington Club 2, 3,45 Future Teachers 3,4 Nurses 3 Elaine Serra RUettes 45 Latin Club 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Girls Glee 15 Washington Club 1,2,3,45 Future Teachers l,2,3,4 ,. 'Cm i tl! sf ii Gary Seabridge Cross Country 3 Ronald Sinner Orchestra 1,2 Robert Slater Catb erlne Smith fd' ,.-f . J, Rosemary Smith Betty Starrs Girls Glee 35 Junior Choir Baseball 4 Senior Choir 2,3,4g Glrls 'N' Maryann Sopha Majorettes 23 Pep Club 1, 3,43 Girls Glee 2,3 Glee 19 Future Nurses 1 Linda Speerschn eider Thespians 45 Pep Club 1, 2,3,4g Girls Glee 2,35 Washington Club 2,3,4g Senior Play 49 All School Play 25 Future Teachers 3, 45 Homecoming Court 4 9 Nancy Sneddon Science Club 3,4g French Club 3,43 Senior Choir 2,3, 45 Girls Glee 1 Fredrick Steiner Varsity Club 2,3,4g Swim- ming Team 4g Basketball 1, 29 Football 1,2-Varsity 3,45 Track 1,2,3,4 45 6 M I. Marilyn Teagan Student Council lg French Club 3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Orchestra lg Pep Club 3,43 National Honor Society 3,43 Washington Club 2,3,4, Art Club 1 Judith Stevens French Club 3,43 Orchestra 19 Pep Club l,3,4g Senior Choir 2,3,4g Senior Play 43 Girls Sextetg Future Teachers 3,4 Judith Susewi tz Pep Club 2,3,4g Girls Glee 1,23 Washington Club 2,3,4g Future Nurses 1,2,3g Future Teachers 4 ,lohn Swaggerty BLUE AND COLD 3: Foot- ball 2 Dennis Stostad Varsity Club 3,45 V.C.Y. 1, 2,3,4g Hi-Y 1,2,3Q Football 1,2-Varsity 3,4 Carol Swanson Majorettes 2,3,4g Pep Club 2,3,4g Y-Teensg Girls Glee 3 Carolyn Thifault Biology Club 4 ff Marilyn Thomas Gary Thompson Science Club 45 Cross Country2 Q--. Patrick Tisdale Basketball 3 4? ,Iudith Vanderberg Latin Club 33 Thespians 2, 3,45 WARWHOOP 3g Orches- tra l,2g Majorettes 2,45 Pep Club 2,45 Y-Teens 2,33 Washington Club 1,2,3,4g Senior Play 43 All School Play 2: Future Teachers 3,4 Y- Frances Turek Donald Van Ak in WARWHOOP 3: G.A.A. 39 Spanish Clubl Pep Club 23 Girls Clee 1,25 Washington Club 2,3,4 Neil E. Tomberg Science Club 3,4, Band 1, 2,3,4g Orchestra 19 National Honor Society 3,43 Wash- ington Club 1,2,3,43 Science Seminary Boy's State Judith Voisin Student Council 1,25 Pep Club l,2,3,4g Cheerleader 1,2-Varsity 3,43 Senior Choir 2,3,4g Girls Glee lg National Honor Society 3,45 All School Play lg Sextet 3,4g Future Teachers 3,4 -2: Betty Ward Latin Club lg Junior Choir lg Girls Glee2g Washington Club 3,4 .an William Waugh David Welby 'N-v Swimming 4 if ' -' ,is 1, Q y 5 Patricia Wellard Latin Club 3g Y-Teens lg Senior Choir 43 Girls Clee 33 National Honor Society 3,4g Future Teachers 2,3,4 fi? f 3' . 'B i X .3 . tx X 5 Sandra Ward Band l,2,3g Pep Club 3,4g Washington Club 2,3,4 X X NOUUH .lean Wellsbons Latin Club 25 c.A.A. 2,3,4: v.c.Y. 2 ,lacquelyn White Cheerleader 1-Varsity 2,3, 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 r - tional Honor Society 3,4g Class Officer 39 Student Council 49 Homecoming Queen Kay Wetters Latin Club 2,35 BLUE AND GOLD 4g Girls Glee 33 Washington Club 1,2,3,4g Future Nurses 1,2,3,4 raw , 15 Gary Whitelaw George Whitmore Roger Williams Swimming Team 4, Golf 2, Football 3, Track 3, Base ball '19 Weneice Gail Williamson Science Club 3g Tbespians 2,3,4g BLUE AND GOLD 33 National Honor Society 3,43 All School Play 2 Judith Wilson Co-opg Pep Club 2,33 Girls Glee 1 Nancy Win ston Latin Club 2,3,43 Pep Club l,2,3,43 Cheerleader 1,2- Varsity 3,43 Senior Choir 3,43 Girls Glee lj National Honor Society 3,43 Wash- ington Club 2,3,4: All School Play 23 Homecoming Courtg American Field Service Donald Wojnarski Wrestling 43 Track 2,3,4 Marilyn Wood RUettes 43 BLUE AND GOLD 43 Pep Club 3,43 Senior Choir 4g Cirls Glee l,2,3 , W7 'QD Milo Yacos Louise Yolton Band 2,3,43 Senior Play, National Honor Society 3,4 Future Teachers 3,43 Future Homemakers 13 French Club 3,43Thespians2,3,4g Junior Choir 43 Girls Glee 33 Washington Club 3,43 Senior Playg All School Play Louis Crzesiek .1 r- 4 MOST POPULAR Dave Burman Jackie White 5 MOST STUDIOUS N eal Tornberg Marge Albee CLASS CUT-UP Jack Bamard V Beverly Brady A CLASS FLIRT Pat Tisdale Sharon Flynn SENIUH ELEETIUN MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Linda Moehle x MOST ATHLETIC john Kraft Sharon BowerSOX MOST TALKATIVE M Dennis H enry Carol Rich if BEST LOOKING Dick Davio Marie DiManno lj Mr. and Mrs. Rockwood say their prayers ggi ln, Oh, this tickles! I only wanted a little help! SE Corn Flakes and Nlolassas for breakfast? JANUARYL TH AW Herbert Gage , . . Marge Gage . . Paula Gage . . Sarah Cage , . Barbara Gage. . . Matt Rockwood Q , Jonathan Rockwood Nlathilda Rockwood Uncle Walter ..., Nlr. Loomis . . . . Bert Calhoun . . L . Linda llloehle , . .Judy Vanderberg ....r....JudyFry . . , Linda Speerschneider , J . Dave Drummond . . . U . .Dave .lohnston . . . . .Beverly Kimes . . . .Tom O'Conner . . Bill lsenberg x t e George iiustecl . . , llr. Carson Frieda . .. , .. , Nlilo Yacos .. Nick Anthony . . , . .Lludy Stephens where is our daughter? N 1, The Coronation-Louis Grzesiek Crowns Queen Jackie White. HU EIIUMI li 1958's Homecoming can be charac- terized with one word--RAINI But in spite of the weather, it was a huge success, The queen, Jackie White, was crowned by Louis Grzesiek, Student Council President, while the girls on the court were crowmed by their escorts. The first annual Homecoming award for the winning float was presented to the Junior Class. A cold rain and a loss to Belleville dampened the spirits of the Redford Union students but they soon brightened when they saw the gaily decorated gym and heard the lilting strains of Larry Egan's Orchestra. The Queen and her Court. Nancy Winston, Cathie Palo, Nancy Nelson, Jackie White, Brenda Fields, Linda Speerschnieder Arlene Mitchell. The winning float-Cinderella for a Night. What happened boys? v'-'Y 'J E if if!! The Queen, jackie White! Hold that Tiger! A Wi. ,Q 'J' Bows , Qgromnem UAW MH AY Wi 1 f 958 xxx GJ HV XUUENT S QQWUL wmv HIQR7 ff XX A V hue XA ROOM 2 bj FVJVINV' wxxli ,W A N W- I W 'XX I w NL1 O'f- ' , M 'Q-wr ' W JV' ' in OF I 'zffff W ' V 1170 I-I j P K if I I .fusfi f? '1 Q : ' Q Wxx .-j.. nf, I 15127 A A N 2 -f , + f 6 f w X- I I X I I x UIQ X2 X H1 nf' Us IW? Qt? RV i S . I I 'S W 9 IW AS 1-inn-vw. FRONT ROW L frzeslek R Chrlstlansen S Drudlng ,I Whrte SFFOWU ROW B Weave D Llttleton C McCallum B Tater THIRD ROW B Harkness D Drummond G Lmdbergh D Buehey FOURTH ROW P Beltram 'VI Bablch Advlsor ST HE T IIUUNIIIL The Student Councll IS the most lmportant organlzatlon ln the school It consists of four representatlves from each class two boys and two glrls and four offlcers Thls year s offlcers are PFCSld6Ht LOUIS GFZ6Sl6k Vice Presldent Katy Chrxstlansen Secretary Sue Drudmg Freasurenjackxe Whnte The Student COUDCII does most of lts work ln the area of student actlvlty This year a major project was the sponsormg of the Suburban SIX League Student Councxl conference Lounul discusses school affalrs QE-'Z BQ? FIRST ROW: C. Richardson, K. Williams, K. Burke, C. Palo, D. Sharpe, R. Paris, J. Yanowski, M. Kellie, K. Wetters SECOND ROW: C. Rice, C. Losie, P. Luomala, R. Runkis, R. Rodgers, J. Raeside, B. Echlin, M. Wood, L. Detrick Mrs. Grill, Advisor. Cathie Palo . . Darlene Sharpe . Kathy Burke . . . Richard Rogers. Marilyn Wood . . ,Io Ann Yanowski Linda Detrick . . Caralyn Rice . . Bill Echlin. . . BL Ellll . . ...... Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager . . Advertising 81 Photography . . Advertising . . .Advertising . . . . Copy . . .Copy . . Layout BULB Martha Kellie . . . . Layout Carol Losie . . . . . Layout Pat Luomala. . . . . Layout Karen Williams . . . . Layout Rosemary Paris . . .Activities Carol Richardson . . . . . .Activities Kay Wetters . . . . Activities .lack Raeside . . Photography Roger Runkis . . Photography Dennis Henry . . Photography Getting Pages feadl' for the Primer- Another deadline to meet. 7 i?5:2'n FIRST ROW C Griswold C Skirchak B Saksa R Paris K Bishop, K. Bertram, M. DiManno. SECOND ROW: Mr. Atkins Advisor S Lasobxc B Calhoun R Runlns B Echlin J. Craig, D. English, K. Baer. Co-editors . . . Business Manager . Sports Editor . . Feature Editor . . . Circulation Manager News Editor. . . Printer . . Art . . . . . .Bill Echlin Rosemary Paris . Bert Calhoun . . Kay Bertram . .Roger Runkis Marie Di Manno . . . Kay Bishop . . .Jack Craig . . Kathy Baer the basic activity of journalism 5 p':'.u: ' : .wwe '- . :.-,. .. .........4 f. A - . i . ..- ww. V-,-.1 D M H . I W, A ,,..,w.,:..,.,, A .H W.. . .. , Y. -ww.-ss..-HN..-. ,Aw f . ..,..,a.., MAL. , , A , g A W H I , ,. , fm..,......m.!ffxw-...ne-Jas 4... , . .-.M .,... ...M . ,,,.. ,,,,,, -our-as . ---'Wi'-' FIRST ROW: S. Druding, R. Leja, L. Yolton. SECOND ROW: .l. Southart, C. Garrett, J. Vanderberg, M. Warden, C. McLeod, S. Lesobik, C. Stever, S. Schweizer, K. Nettle, C. Williamson, C. Peterson. THIRD ROW: Miss Farrell, Advi- sor, B. Neave, R. Heslop, J. Hasinen, B. Harkness, B. Bailey, V. Cole, D. Spamer, M. Radhoff, B. Calhoun, J. Zink, N. Schiller. The THESPIAN CLUB at ll.U. was started in 1944. The purpose of the club is to enable the members to leam more about drarnatics and to advance dramatic arts in R.U.l'l.S. Activities include producing one play a year, attending pro- fessional plays, producing a children's theater, and putting on school assemblies. The club officers are Larry Fitzpatrick, Presidentg Sue Druding, Vice President, Louise Yolton, Secre- tary, and Dick Leja, Treasurer. Miss Nancy F ll ' h l b' . arre ls I e C u S Sponsor After getting off to a weak start, the Debate Team finished with an overall average of 8 wins and 4 losses. ln league competition, wins and 4 loses enabled them to secure second place. The team travelled to Westem Michigan Uni- versity to participate in a debate forum and to debate against teams from Southwestem Michigan. D This year the members of the affirmative team were Frazer 'VlacLean and our exchange student, Phil Beltran. The negative team consisted of Susan Druding and Russ Davidson. FIRST ROW: S. Druding R. Lenover, D. Spamer J. Zink, C. 'VlcLeod SECOND ROW: Mr. Hal bert, Advisor, R. David- ' son, F. MacLean, P Beltran. -r. 4 I FIRST ROW: J. Kneeland, C. Nelson, E. Homer, S. Pulju, B. Shepard, J. Coler, K. Nettle. SECOND ROW: J. Zink, V. Schoof, J. Dunn, E. Nylund, M. Lambrix, C. Crittenden, I. Foley, S. Karl. THIRD ROW: J. Whyte, D. Stosted, I.. Fortner, K. Arpin, D. Drummond, N. Chilson, C. Montgomery. The, V.C.Y. Club is one of the older clubs of the school. It has a special purpose which is to promote Christian fellowship among the students. The officers are President, Ken Arping Vice-Presi- dent, Sharon Puljug Secretary-Treasurer, lrene Foley. The sponsor is Mrs. Burge who is taking over while fVlrs. Gaither is ill and out of school. .Il Y. The Y-Teens are sponsored by the YWCA. Like the other school clubs, they play a part in social activities and have many social events planned. They have fund-raisin projects, u,sing the money for some worthy cause. The Y-Teens have a jub at the junior and senior high school. Their aim is: To grow as a person in mind and spirit S To grow in friendship toward people of all races To grow in knowledge and love of God. Y-Teen officers: Nancy Spamer, President, Fran Jobe, Vice-President, Carolyn Ziembec, Secretary, Sally Trinka, Corresponding-Secretary, Diane Spamer. Treasurer, Juanita Zink, Chaplain, Ruth Lenover, Inter club- counsel. FIRST ROW: J. Zink, C. Ziembiec, N. Spamer, F. Jobe, S. Trinka, D. Spamer. SECOND ROW: C. Kern, J. Vanderell, J. Hansen, D. Martin, S. Wolfe, B. Adkins. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Schultz, Advisor, C. McLeod, D. Nolte, R. Lenover, M. Hazard, P. Carr, M. Goode, C. Lee. F1 fb FIRST ROW: Miss Minor, Advisor, B. Alexander, J. Weidner, M. Hickey, J. Raymond S Hom L COUQIII P Kllmek A Schnitzhofer, L. Daniels, L. Ferrell, K. Kipley, T. Karhu, J. Fry, G. Boman. SECONID ROW Nl Howard C Nlaranoviskx X Partain, C. Garrett, M. Gordon, S. Druding, J. Tomecek, D. Callahan, S. Carter P Carr S Waters B Blake Nl Reiter J Schultz. THIRD ROW: A. Finch, D.Tuller, R. Heslop, D. Sharpe, N. Palmquist, D Spamer F Vleyers D Greene R Pawlov-ich D. Roeseler, J. Rasinen, S. Chapple, S. Armstrong, R. Hambree, E. Bartram. Organized in 1947, the JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE encourages among Latin students an interest in the customs, language, literature, and art of ancient Greece and Rome. Programs, which include talks, plays, panel discussions, and group singing, are presented at the monthly meetings. The Roman Banquet, which is held every spring, is an occasion when students and faculty, all fittingly costumed, enjoy an evening of Roman food and fun. The officers of the club are Consulsz Nancy Hom and Sue Drudingg and Scriba: Judy Fry. The club sponsor is Miss Minor. PHE EH III. B FIRST ROW: J. Ludwig, F. Nlac Lean, N. Nelson. SECOND ROW 'Y Sneddon C Garrett W1 G0Td0f1 S Druding, B. Brady, J. Kneeland, S. Goniwicha, Il. Nlorin, G Boman THIRD ROW 'lllSS IXHTHHXZ 15-dV1S0f N. Spamer, J. Zink, K. Jenkins, J. Southart, N. Schiller S Collins Nl Teagen S SOFVHFI I YOIIOD FOURTH ROW: G. NlcElligott, J. Stephens, D. Rotrock, R Willans J Wiltsie J Downer J Rasinen J Dunn, K. Kuhls. The French Club was originated at Redford Union in 1958 at the request of the French students. The clubis purpose is to give to its I members a better under- standing of the French language and customs. The activities include bi-weekly meetings and the French llanquet, The officers are President, Frazer Nlac Lean, Vice- President, Nancy Nelson, and Secretary-Treasurer, Judy Ludwig. The spon- sor is Nliss Kamatz. SIIIE IIE CLUB V ,mn fm m :fam .BV FIRST ROW: C. Martin, F. MacLean, J. Hoffman. SECOND ROW: Mr. Rudd, Advisor, M. Yacos, M Butzo, N. Tornberg, R. Leja, S. Pruss, N. Sneddon, N. Baker. THIRD ROW: D. Fox, .l- K028, F Meyer, J. Downer, A. Finch, D. Roessler, R. Runkis, J. Rasinnen, W. Echlin. The SCIENCE CLUB iM C DELTA TJ was originated to further interest and knowledge in science at Redford Union. The club activities include the annual Science Fair, projects, lectures, and field trips, and special experiments not covered by the science curriculum. The officers are Frazer MacLean, President, John Hoffman, Vic Secretary, and Larry Crane, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: B. McClain, J. Schroeder, A. Spencer, C. MacLeod, D. Finch. SECOND ROW: T. Molyreaux, C. Young, C. Thifault, Mrs. Jewell, Advisor. gug7.....,.... ill .H e-Pre si den tg Carol Martin , BIULIJGY EL B The Biology Club, a branch of thelarge Science Club of Redford Union, originated in the winter of 1957, with Mrs. J. Jewell as the sponsor. President of this club is Judy Schroeder. The purpose is to increase an interest in biology and to give interested persons a chance to work on extra-curricular projects. . su- mininova FIRST ROW: S. Collins, C. Palo, P. Caudell, P. Wellard, L. Yolton, J. Moore. SECOND ROW: M. Kimes, S. Karl, I. Foley, M. Ford, B. Fields, N. Winston, M. Albee, D. Bonadao, N. Nelson, S. Anderson, J. Voisin, M. Hicky. THIRD ROW: Miss Wolfe, Advisor, N. Spamer, J. Zink, V. Partain, C. Maranowski, K. Burke, E. Scudder, K. Jenkins, C. Crittenden, B. Lavely, M. McGill, J- Valltlenburg, Mr. Manthe, Advisor. FOURTH ROW: M. Coldsworthy, C. Crenshaw, J. Stephens, M. DiManno, N. Fultz K. Baer, J. Susewitz, L. Speerschneider, E. Serra, D. Classeu, B. Kimes. The FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB was originated in 1952. The purposes are to present students with the opportunity to discover their possible potential in the field of education, to present positive experiences to the individual about education, and to give the members infomation about attaining the professional requirements of the teacher. The officers are President, Pat Caudellg Vice President, Pat Wellardg Secretary, Louise Yolten, Treasurer, Cathie Palo. Miss Wolfe and Mr. Manthe are the sponsors. FUTURE RSES The FUTURE NURSES CLUB was newly organ- ized last year to promote an interest in nursing. Visiting different schools of nursing, seeing film strips, and sending away for booklets on nursing are some of the things that the club has done to leam more about the profession. The club also makes Christmas toys for a children's hospital. The officers are Bobbie Brovsm, President: Carol Loulcinen, Vice Presi- dentg Mary Nlyers, Secre- tary Treasurer: and Judy Williams, Corresponding Secretary. The sponsor is Miss Good. 1 PUT RE TEACHERS FIRST ROW: j. Williams, C. Loukinen, B. Brown, M. Myers. SECOND ROW: I. Foley, C. Schultz N. Baker, J. Hanson, E. Heltunen, S. Hoffman, P. Korkko, K. Wetters. THIRD ROW: Miss Good Advisor, M. Gordon, V. Yanowsky, J. Zink, D. Spamer, N. Spamer, S. Trinka, L. Ramage. i FIRST ROW: R. Leja, J. Airlie, S. Pruss, C. Chops, M. Myers, J. Ludwig, M. LaSavage, K. Williams. SECOND ROW: J. Hoffman, L. Crzesiek, L. Crain, B. Kennady, F. MacLain, M. Yacos, R. Runkis, N. Tomberg, B. Echlin. THIRD ROW: Mr. Quigley, Advisor, N. Elsila, S. Wille, P. Lomske, B. Stauch, J.Koza, K. Christiansen, A. Finch, J. Iflarbisou. SIIIE IIE SEMI Ar. the Seminar meetings, held every Monday evening, the Science Seminar students hear lectures on a broad spectrum of science topics. Each student also works on a project under the direction of a seminar faculty advisor. The seventy faculty members are engineers, physicians, and scientists who live in the community. Seminar students are chosen by competitive examination in aptitude for science. EU -UP FIRST ROW: C. Pierson, N. Orsick, G. Nelson, J.Brooks, E. Berry, B. Beam, J. Walters, J. Kauppila, G. Williamson. SECOND ROW: Mr.F1verett, Advisor. S. Main, J. Braun, C. Kennedy, D. Alieo, M. Balogh, P. Moore, S. Chaudoir, J. Wilson, J. DuSablon. THIRD ROW: S. Tlcacz, L. Fortner, S. Caswell, T. Korch, L. Gasparotto, F. Gillespie, C. Kulpa ig pq fi, ' . '-. fs-I ,.f -i' FIRST ROW: R. Billings, D. Bushey, J. Kraft, D. Davio, D. Litobar. SECOND ROW: K. Arpin, L. Grzesiek, L. Polk, T. O'Connor, N. Anthony, ,I. Bamard, R. Salkeld. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kraft, Advisor, C. Krnper, D. Herbefi, L- MODCU-C, L- FOFUICY, L. Heller, R- Hagen, G- Lindberg. FOURTH ROW: F. Cooney, D. Henry, B. Georgeff, F. Steiner, V. Cole, D. Stostad, C. Anderson. B The VARSITY CLUB was first established at Redford Union in 1938. Some of the activities are the All Sports Banquet, popcorn sales at football and basketball games, and several dances. Each year the club gives money to the A.F.S. The officers are President, John Kraft, Vice-President, Dick Daviog Secretary, Rex Billings, and Treasurer, Dennis Bushey. The sponsor is Mr. Kraft. Bushey, Anderson, Anthony and Hurley and Quay play commando Henry initiate- Beck and Hurley. basketball. A55 0.l.f.:.o 59: Dfw l , 5 ,sie fr? ':':t.:fQ:f:f'l .-riffiigiiiiiir ' ' v - - 'q' 4:2:2:f:f:3:3:I-:- ' .I 'szzlfzzozofz' Q - , 55 'off . 5- 0:9.,:,.f'. XX J mf-.1323 W... My FIRST ROW: C. Madsen, J. Phillips, J. White, D. Sharpe, C. Palo, J. Parmentier, J. Susewitz, S. Anderson, C. Richardson SECOND ROW: A. Scudder, N. Winston, A. Mitchell, J. Moore, B. Kimes, M. Sofa, B. Lavely, M. McGill, J. Fry, J. Ronald, M Meyer, P. Luke, N. Nelson, D. Bonadeo, B. Fields, B. Brady, M. Baker, J. Voisin. THIRD ROW: K. Jenkins, S. Collins, I.. Speerschneider, C. Swanson, D. Noble, M. Wood, K. Baer, S. Ward, C. Rich, L. Mizner, N. Fultz, J. Stephens, M. DiManno D. Classen, S. Flynn, M. Ford, M. Teegan. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Stawara, Advisor, S. Druding, D. Stever, C. Garrett, L. Ennis B.Brown, J. Davidson, C. Ziembiec, M. Mackin, C. Losie, D. Nolte, K. Burke, K. Bertram, C. Rice, J. Forgie, C. Georgeff P. Ducher. FIFTH ROW: N. Spamer, B. Gibson, B. Halboth, S. Payton, J. Henning, J. Tomecek, K. Bishop, M. Mitchell, B Cater, J. Orlowski, L. Detrick, P. Masecar, D. Mize, J. Ludwig, C. Martin, M. Gordon. school spirit, and supporting athletic events. Some of the activities include the sponsoring of two dances, the Homecoming and the Queen of Hearts Dance, the sale of booster material, and the The PEP CLUB was originated at Redford Union on June 4, 194-6, with the purpose of promoting P P 1 ef? Secretary, Jackie White, Treasurer, Darlene Sharpe, and Sgt. At Arms, Judy Susewitz. The sponsor is Mrs. Stawara. painting of posters. The officers are President, Cathie Palo, Vice-President Joann Pannenti FIRST ROW: C. Peterson, K. O'Neil, J. Williams, Sl Durance, J. Vaughn, D. Perinoff, J. Storti, J. Yanowski, G. Griswold, SECOND ROW: L. Lipke L Ferrell, B. McCamat P. Haltom, K W'll' P. KI' k G. . l , . . , . 1 lams, :me , 'lrIcCul am, S. Hom, P. Donaldson, K. McGill, B. Walter, G. McMurtrie, J. Grzesiek, M. Price, L. Gould. THIRD ROW: N'. Kalinowski, B. Isenberg, P. Morosky B. Saksa, S. Palmer, E. Nylund, C. Nelson, C. Wilson, N. Schiller, K. Manchester, T. Karhu, C. Berkman, M..Kellie, G. Harb G. Schram, D. Littleton. FOURTH ROW: M. Warden, P. Carr, J. McElligott, P. Wagner, M. Mihalko, M. Kimes, L. Joler, S. Rozenboom, M. Pernia, B. Taurianen, J. Davidson, K. Keller, C. Hawkins, M. Zynda, S. Dreaver, S. Bertram. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Stawara, Advisor, J. Bishop, A. Ziegler, S. Chapple, M. Amos, C. Wilkinson, B. Morris, A. Means, V. Partain, V. Yanowsky, G. Rapp, A. Schnitzhofer, E. Neave, D. Callahan, C. Maranowski. ,Ai v ci 3? 1. K QI FIRST ROW: R, Billings, M. Webb, M. Donovan, P. Humphries, M. Hickey, J. Carey. SECOND HOW: R. Moore, H. Davidson, J. Salvia, J. Barnard, N. Sneddon, M. Ford, N. Winston. THIRD ROW: J, Brocklehurst, K. Osterle, K. Lavely, J. Stephens, L. Moehle, C. Keller, B. Brown. MIXED CHOIR JU IIJH IIHUIH FIRST BOW: Mr. Witmer, Instructor, T. Antonelli, R. Smith, B. Hobbs, M. Hillis, C. Northrup, S. Buckner, E Ferris, D. Schmidt, D. Wells, C. McMurtrie, S. Durance, S. McArthur, B. Ward, J. Vaughn. SECOND ROW: N Spamer, D. Nolte, R. Lewis, B. Shepard, D. Mize, J. Baker, N. Fritz, J. Ginther, B. Davis, G. Mondoux, J Clement, B. Delis, P. Weston, P. White, C. Fumian, B. Styes. THIRD ROW: J. Withrow, C. Hammond, J. Wilde T. Joler, S. Hozenboom, S. Trinka, P.CaIa, C.Newton, M. Scherrer, C.Nelson, C. Wilson, E. Luitink, J. Halliday S. Bertram, V. Schoof. FOURTH ROW: B. Faulty, C. Mackay, S. Hahn, K. Bertram, M. Martin, B. McCamant M Lambrix, L. Yolton, N. Schroeter, L. Hinchey, K. Kuhls, S. Amundsen, S. Palmer, L. Hamage, S. Campbell: B Starrs, S. Grimm. ',V 'X - , 1 I li, 1 xg, Kg Q X QX 1- f ,Ax W Q I X. Y Y X-5'x6 -- , . . Arr A , . X Q 1' W - if i 'Q 5 gn . . ff I Q' xi V Nl' fx I If . q fy Q , Q Q 5 ' ' , , fji R, X- 'I 1 Mg t I f A 3 lg iigiyl -A vw- ' ,XX 95 1, lil-D -f' IHKQIQE., A Q s s 4, X N x-X . ' , s ,,,, I-5 Mi X if . f ,- 1 w- - Q11 U Q1 . 1 , Q x . ' -fx M f EQ--NZs-,'q ' M, 'ww-Q X 'F I .tit 1 FIRST ROW: N. Fultz, S. Flynn, J. Wanderberg. SECOND ROW: C. Sakubiszen, G. Calcutt, A. Richards, J. S0UIh8l'i, .l. Shultz. THIRD ROW: M. Yacos, R. Leja, A. Walker, N. Tomberg, J. Lidster, M. Silberhom, R. Stuart, L. Kemp, K. Keys. FOURTH ROW: J. Tisdale, K. Lavely, T. Carpenter, J. Hanson, D. Cordts, Mr. Bonomici, UNION AN Carol Swanson, Sharon Flynn, Carolyn Ziembiec. .-A.. M JIJHETTES CJ ,bv Y an Christmas Concert l '41s. , 1 . , .. ,Q 1 MLK, Honor Society Initiation Speakers. Honor Society Tea for Parents and New Members. Bemleyns Dance gand Cast of Bentley's Talent Show L RUBHHS Bowersox. F. lobe, J. Ronald, D. Stever, M. Kellie, C. McCallum, J. Pietila, G. Griswold, S. Schweizer, J. Williams, S. Durance, J. Pastor. THIRD ROW: C. Matthews, L. Saccoia, E. Scudder, B. Isenberg, 1. Brooks, K. Keller, T. Karhu, P. Haltom, S. MacDonald, J. Roth, 1. Orlowski, L. Gould. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Dempster, Advisor, P. Morowsky, M. Warden, D. Littleton, V. Partain, C. Rich, A. Zeigler, S. Chapple, L. Mizner, V. Yanowsky, C. Crittenden. Seniors advertising for their play. CHUUL ACTI ITIE Santa left a few gifts for Phil. Future Atomic Scientists???? I Main, can af' ' v'r 'QI' x 4 Guests wait for next course at Roman Banquet. 57' 1 - , Seniors take a bow for January Thaw. 1 Roman brlde ZWBIIS blg moment Thurston IS burned ID efflgy One of the less se L Come on, kldS Cheerm ' nous moments of the Conservatlon ll'l W 'JM Greensleeves 1 4 'Af Q, Z in ? ,Q QW' Stage setting for dramatics. Over he goes. iw .IIN It takes sew much lime! Winding up a day's work. The music man. X k S ' 4 fi, Y 7 , if NN Qf f 4 W 7 J Q V xx' - Q 1 'y., '51f 'f . Juv-:'9 J i - 6 F Us' ff .M Usb' L -vp-4,4 Q , .,., .., U M- ,L 4.-it r ng cv 7,8 ' if- J 'Wd v.,? n ls 3 ve z 'Par 116' -'cliff-' 4, -- Q-- H1323 -., H xii, 'QUS it -gui' 1 'J' , i SM , 1 rn 61 791 1g?449f ow, . Ii S .f I-I, k wg! '19 ll ' ,B 5 r ,3. 4 . ' , - 4 . ' ' , X ' ' , tr., Q . F , qw- AXK i ! '- 'f 2, A ., it . ' A ,,, M, Q ,l g ' K7 -5:1 - - ' - fl ' i- 1- v ' A y .P , -9, . Q . W ,g 6 , A . - -,5 qv! y f lx ' 'r .0 f , X -fs ,,,, M iw W, , V J , ,, . , ,, ff .f FIRST ROW: D. Wells, R. Billings, D. Davio, P, Rusu, T. O'Conner, L. Polk, K. Mango, D. Bushey, B. Davis, B. Kuck, R. Beck, J. Hurley. SECOND ROW: Coach Rogers, T. Anderson, F. Krueger, C. Eschberger, D. Manley, C. Avery, J. Barnard, R. Salkeld, N. Anthony, J. Sinclair, Coach Atkins, Coach Perian. THIRD ROW: V. Cole, D. Litobar, M. Schneider, B- Georgeff, F. Steiner, J. Kraft, D. Henry, D. Stostad, C. Ranos, H. Spencer. F, , . 6, M, A FIRST ROW C Keene J Kenned J Oles kowicz ,I V RSITY PIJIJTBALL CUMIHE5 R. Nycum, Reserve Coach R. Atkins, Assistant J. Rogers, Varsity Coach R. Perian, Assistant REBER E FIJUTBI-iLI. :. y,. y,.g ,- ,- .- ,-,A- SECOND ROW: 1. Springer, K. Steiner, C. Kimber, B. Kuzma, B. Kiger, B. Komarynski, S. Miller, J. Eskola. 3353! Xiu 5 S . L? Al X H, 1 L. x if in - ci I 9' -fo kr Y ,V . 1?-.d 1, '45 Q G- tg 39, Q V - , a L y I' ' -11 I W' 'Q fn 'N Q rf! J : f 4 'xl Q in . .. ,.,- - ' gy 4 A 1 - R ,Q W If 18. U., , Manley, and George I down a Walled La E ,f ,y l Ntffff 1' if 'k Q and .Q 'QW I Ji Q, 9 IF, frlfit .3 . l , ,l Q 4 . U J .7 , A A ,. A 2 Z ,. t s 'M 'lr ' J ff 3' -at V g F ,H ,l ,-' 'T-B ,, A N, , . as +7 Q w 7'f 9- ' 3vs? '1 .' ' '. tif - 1 . ,-- . ' 5.3-9 - '. 'dkid , F1 4639? a,,.g,tw'..,p.qe.. L . 53, ,,. t 'K I h -F , I fd, ' ',: .fy A . M .14 ., 4, ffybsfgyv FRONT ROW: H. Johnston, L. Monette, L. Crzesiek, C. Anderson, L. Fortner, E. Bardon, F. Cooney, J. Printz D Herbert S. Buckman. SECOND ROW: C. Lindberg, T. Quay, B. Calhoun, G. Kruper, D. Harrington, R. Stott, D. Drummoncl W.. Podein EHUSS CUUNTHY R. Rantanen, Coach Bowerrnan. Bardon Sprints to victory' Former displays his winning style. In 9 I :fu IJ FIRST ROW: B. Keene, C. Wren, D. Farquar, M. Pollack, D. Nasson, D. Rozmys. SECOND ROW: C. Shaefer, R. Rice, Jones, F. Steiner, J, Brocklehurst, R. Willans. THIRD ROW: C. Dickey, K. Steiner, Mr. Deetz, Coach: M. Hillis, E. Ferris. R. U. initiated two new varsity sports this year, one of which was swimming. Joining the R.U. athletic staff to coach swimming was Mr. Deetz. Our swimming team, although inexperienced, managed to place fourth in the league. Among their five victories were two over Bentley, two over Utica, and in B their final meet, an inspiring victory over Belleville. At the end of the season the team elected Jim Brocklehurst and Bob Jones as co-captains. After a hard practice. Ready--Set--Go! B FIRST ROW Mr Kostegxan Coach L Monette ,I Verkerke L Wllkmson L Haller R Hagen B Coates R Eakola Manager SECOND ROW ,I Kraft H Munger M LePla M Brown R Munger VARSITY BASKETBALL Team relaxes at half time Thurston Allen Park Plymouth Lincoln Park Farmlngton Southfield Thurston Bentley Bellevllle Allen Park Plymouth RIVCYVICW Bentley Trenton Farmington Bellevxlle Walled Lake Rochester SCHEDULE R U Opponent l 37 - 49 49 ' ............ 61 - 39 ' .............. 53 - 52 ' .............. 49 - 56 ............... 61 - 52 42 Trenton ................ 53 - 46 ' .............. 81 - 57 47 38 ' ' .............. 62 - 42 66 57 ' .............. 63 - 44 ' .............. 58 - 67 49 38 3m v ! I , ,..., I' 1 4 ff 1-' 1- 51 Eg -if V, , fl 4 rf 'A X3 Q Q E l I v vu 1 W. Q5, -s, xg: 1 ' N- 'iii gg., i ,4 is lu . il Av A FIRST ROW: D. Cifaldi, G. Rasche, B. Calhoun, K. Bowman, D. Beltram, E. Bertram, J. Hurley, D. Peterson, M. Watne, A. Lashbrook. SECOND ROW: M. Corrie, F. Warman, B. Laslett, D. Campbell, D. Eby, T. Komata, M. Wells, K. Fahner, J. Wood. THIRD ROW: Mr. Grill, Coach, S. Carr, R. Beck, J. Coonce, D. Henry, D. Wojnarski, G. Pierson, D. Freer, B. Hoffman, Mr. Perian, Asst. Coach. WHESTLI I3 Dating back to the old Greeks, wrestling is,not a new sport but the high school version is. Matching equal-sized boys, the winner is deter- mined by speed, quick thinking, and skill. In R.U., although the sport was new, over 40 boys participated, making the first year very successful. Tournament Quarter-finalist, Dave Cifaldi. Phil Beltram, A.F.S. Student, Wins a Letter. Al Lashbrook, Captain. ..-4' T7 x., C 5 T W l 111' . , ,,. out KNEELING: Judy Voisin, Linda Gould, Jackie White, Captain, Arlene Mitchell, JoAnn Yanowski. STANDING: Nancy Winston, Joann Parmentier. CHEEBLE DEB FIRST BOW: Glenda Griswold, Judy Orlowski, Captain, Judy Storli. SECOND HOW: Barbara Cater, Linda Detrick, Judy Grzesiek. E s l '71 'LLAQY 'il 91 Ron Munger, Vice-Presidentg ,Iill Henning, Treasurerg Glenda Griswold, Secretaryg Lanny Monette, President Maflise ZYlldB. Secretaryg Judy Davidson, Vice-Presidentg Cary Eschberger, Presidentg Doug Mullins, Treasurer. 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VL, . , ,-sf,-jgy. . , -,.'- WA-LSH STUDENTS SPECIALIZE In the study of Accountancy and Fman clal Admlmstratuon to move forward an busmess Study at Walsh where Mlchlgan certltled publlc accountants oudltors flnancual executives and suc cessful busmess proprietors have stud led for the past thlrty seven years Day evenmg or Saturday classes wlll begun September I4 1959 Registration for Fall classes begms August 3 l959 Free placement assistance to students and graduates WALSH Nsmurs ccouNrANcY A Non Profit Coeducatlonal School of Accountancy and Fmanclal Admmlstratlon I20 MADISOII AVEIIUE, DETROIT 26 MICII Telephone W0 I 5136 Ted Shear Trucking, Inc Complzments SfeeIHwI-ng Dr Lawrence E Beecher Speclollsts 25910 Farmbroolc Road Bu-mm am Michlgan Elgin 6 7475 0 pto mctrl st Congratulatzons Class of 59 from Al and the Boys GRAND BEECH SERVICE COOK S PHARMACY 26I06 West Slx Mule Road KE 2 6963 25755 Grand Rlver Congmmlatwns Fred L Cool: , , l l - - . I I . , . I I ' I ' r . s ' 1 . . . .. . - ' . I I I 0 I I . gh, . I 1 WM -40 N. f rr what ex It 9 a pretty lmportant de-r'1s1on, younf lady Cl1O0i1I10' the yyork youd l1ke to do Youll yytmt to work ln pltaSant Qurroundmffis, 1n l1 ht and alry ofhees WVILLI modern cfpnpment Xml noyy that you re out of sehool you ll expect to meet neyy lnencls yyhere you yyork young people youll llke and yylth yyhom you Lan enjoy your lelsure t1me knd hoyy about a yaeatlon Wllll pay? Then there S the matter of a pay check 1t S nlce to haye a salary thats Hood from the start and keeps getttnf better mth revular lncreaqecs 'Ihr re may be a job l1ke thls for you .lt the telephone Lon1pt111yl u II1l'llL quultfy as a ttltphone opu 1to1 1 ttller, a eaihxer or a clerk those are just some of the many 111tereHt1nUJobb other grads from your school haye lountl at 'Nl1eh1Ua11 Bell And there S a Qhante to ady ance 111 tytxy mne of those job Ieltphont yyo1k doeen t llffllldlltl preuous eyptrltnee, l 1t lay 1 ood salary, eyen yyhlle .1 be lIlllLI 1 lC'ZllI1lHU U hut next 9 kVhy not y1s1t lVLlCl1lf'8Il Bell s hmploy ment Umm? We ll be lO0lxlIlU for you MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY rlendly Place to lforlf' 13 :55 , 1 - ' . 4 4' H? I ZA 2 A 4' 2 .gif 6 ji? ,eff ' 1 xl A Aff ' nav' RLUJJM ' 1- ' . 'gf' ,Q ' y. ' ff I , 7 . .- -. Af- : . 'ffl' , xr 'gi ,f I , v . . . vi Y I -.1 . 15 , ' . ra . ' 1: X . . .U . V I Y . .N H. i . f I V y v , . ' , . 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SCA F ' ' 1 The Standard Tube Company Mann Offices 24400 Plymouth Road Manufacturing plants at Detrout Mlchlgan Detroit 39 Mlchlgan and at Shelby Ohm Office KE 2 2555 Dr Hugh M Wren Chiropractic Physlclan 25546 Fenkell Near James M Wlltsae INSURANCE AGENCY Beech Road 25321 Flve Mule Road KE 3 2810 Phones KEnwood39090 l Stanley R Nielson Plumbnng and Heatlng Contractor 15497 Beech Road Detrout 39 Mochlgdn Karl T Rabe, Inc Flowers 25905 West Slx Mule Rd Detroit I9 Michigan K Enwood I 1550 X-ray LIFE--FIRE--AUTO ask about our COLLEGE EDUCATION PLAN N BD advances payments coverlng major college expenses to any accredlted college or unlversxty as a loan to parent guardlan or sponsor WRITE College Education Plan Dlvlslon NATIONAL BANK SELGREN BUICK C0 INC Sales Service 25330 Grand Rlver Avenue Near Seven Mule Road Defrost 40 Mlchlgan KE 12500 KE 18600 BEECH LANES l6 A M F Automatic Plnspofters Open 9 30 A M l5492 Beech Road R I C H A R D'S MODERN COIFFURES 25826 Fenkell at Beech Road KE 5 5977 , i . . , . , OF DETROIT 1 . . ... ' l I I PIZZA PETE Carry Out and Delivery Service Only KEUW'-'Od 4 3170 25517 Fenkell Gifts and Cards for AII occoslons 260945010 QQ!! S4076 19469 Gaylord Road 25513 F Detrout 40 Mlchngan C ongratulatzons and Smcere Wzshes rom TELEVISION D APPLIANCE Werner Jogenberg Wicl 505. jkridf Compliments of I . . f . 0 EI UGH 97 Today s graduates are entering an excltlng new era where they wlll llve better electrlcally ln every way at home at work or at play For example If you choose marriage you can enjoy an all electrlc home Included wlll be electrlc heat built ln electric range and refrlgerator and a host of time saving economical electric appllances They will be the ultimate In modern llvlng comfort and convenience Or If you go Into business efflclent electrically operated machines will assist you In gettlng the job done swiftly and easily agaln an lllustratlon of the versatlllty and dependablllty of electrlclty Or lf you go on to college perhaps you wlll become one of the sclentlsts or technlclans who help further mold the all electric world of the future No matter which path you may choose electnclty wlll be there to llghten your load brnghten your way help you llve better electrically SERVES SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGAN MXN gy tm . W. n s l I i n l . . . , , . I I ' ' 1 . . , ' l I I I 1 1 Bodker Dairy Company Ice Cfeqm 25440 Fenlcell Avenue Well s Shoes Iimqshnrn Cleaners Congratulatzons To The Class of 1959 Red Wing Work Shoes and Boots Crosby Square Dress Shoes for Men 25248 Fenlull KE 3 1256 o K7 F' yo Milk Detroit 39, Michigan f I K , X . 4 . X That xmportant dav when Vou recexve your dlploma wlll soon arrlve And we Joln Wlth your frlends and famlly ln offerlng our congratulatlons As your hfe ls punctuated by the pleas ant excltement of graduatlon dav accept vour dlploma as a symbol of X a Job well done Let It carry you forward as you move on in educatlon or begm your career Your frlends at the MlChlg3H Consohdated Gas Company wxsh you contlnued suc cess wlth the new hfe that now hes before you MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY Congratulation , Graduates X Manufacturers National Bank Compltments 0 ArnoldR Elmy Manager Redford Office 26095 Fave Mule Road Compliments o KE 3 4848 STARBIRD AUTO GLASS Peterson Bros Lumber 8. Supply 24600 Fenkell D 39 15505 auch Road KE 7 2310 Detrort 39 Mrchrgan Compltments o Hammond Haas Puma' Home wssuaws senvlcs 24501 Fenkell Avenue KE 5 3030 Beech and Fenkell Detrort 39, Michigan KE 19869 I C f X ' f Robert E. Carson, Assistant Manager u f - . f I Congratulations Zink Insurance Agency 26205 Five Mile PIIGIIO Detroit 39, Michigan KE- P6922 Compliments o Beech Road Veterlna ry Hospital Dr DennlsJ Kovan 25885 W Six Mule Road KE I 5188 Congratulations to the Class of '59 IlAY'S MARKET 25401 Five Mile KE 2 5620 Closed Mondays HIGHLAND FISH 8. CHIPS Just a Little Different Fri at 'll 30 9 00 un I2 30 8 00 25413 Fcnkcll KEnwood I 8978 Patrons BERTRAND JACOBS D D S H F EBLING H M FLOYD DDS MANNING ' f I on. , . . . on. . . Tm.--w.a.-.mfs. aioo--stoo DR. G, W, ,SENBERG f f DR. ,... S . 1 --2 on. . R. Township Auto Wash Gerald K. Coonce 8. Son 25120 Fenkell KEnwood 7 2624 Floyd's Flowers For any Occasion 25096 Five Mile Day or Night Detroit 39, Michigan KE-5-4934 'I HOBBY HOUSE Trains--Hablaies--Crafts--Figurines Authorized Train Repairing Complete Line of Crafts For Youth Organizations 24261 Grand River KE 5-1313 Rio Cleaners Shirt Laundry FENKELL Tuxedo Rental 26621 W 7 Mile Road KE 1 0800 Free Pick up 8- Delivery 24666 Fenlcell Ave KEmvood 3-7480 All Models KE 2 5900 BEECH TELEVISION Television HJF1 Radio Lumber Paints Service ls our business Cemem Bulldmg Supplws All Make.: 26137 W Six Mule Road Detroit 40 Michigan lnsulatlon Etc lm. a f l -- I -:.1:4............ Y -: ,