River Rouge High School - Vigilant Yearbook (River Rouge, MI)

 - Class of 1952

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0 mwemd 539 .7Pze Seniofa Cfaooeo, .5761ghScFzcv.E 4 fl? H' V' F' . aw, . , ,MEM IX L 'Q M t, xx' V f XX -mv- x q'lf ,fs r M-MWNW I w 4. M www. Table al Contents :4dmua.st-mum qlwufull C108-SCS Ueqanizallans Alhlwcs :Mnallsas EDITOR Dorothy Armos BUSINESS MANAGERS Earl Steinhart Judy Messimer ORGANIZATION EDITORS Barbara Tomazewskl CLASS EDITORS Joyce Allen Jack Maynard ART EDITOR Evangl ine Leinart iqilanl Skill SPORTS EDITOR Bill Whitaker EDITORIAL STAFF Barbara Walls Ervin Wheatly Norman Warrick Frank Ziegler Mary Adolphus Mizoll Smartt Mary Ann Salvo BUSINESS STAFF Mary Perkins Barbara Watson Paul Dressel .lim Henderson Walt Kostelnik FACULTY ADVISERS Ray Daniels Roger Hannon - Photography by Frodnrick Thompson me 'Ili-- Lawrence T. Peterson Chg,-les W. Schultz Vico L. Rizzi presiden, Treasurer Secretary ,f Gund a gclucallan Roy W- Howell Dr. Paul Whitmore I - wi' - J Samuel B. Milton M.D. Arfhur Goniec Supeunlawlenl River Rouge High School is based on the premise that education will make the student an efficient contributor in life's activities. Adequate opportunity is given the students to develop both in initiative and in- dependent thinking. To develop potential leadership u school must be strong in instructional methods and in administrative procedures. The alumni from this school fill the many professional and industrial fields of today. We believe that River Rouge High School has helped in developing individuals ofa high caliber, who are able to fill effectively o position in life. The staff at River Rouge High School is composed of people who have been here for varying periods of experience. They all enjoy teaching here ond working with our fine students. Continual ly, we are working toward a full realization that this school is ours--yours-- and mine. l Carroll Munshaw Pfdncipal :flssislanl Roy Alexander Cordo Hortnn June Mecsey Angela Glenn Shirley Sheridan Lillian Kortick Superinfendenfs Office Margate? Cote Aihlefic Secretary Y Secuiafdes Dorothy Ferguson Charlotie Kovacs Principal's Office . .l l Margaret Pifvman Atvendance Office 3?SiwxelglsefgfssgggiziiapfliiifNXTYSSSSSFQPXXXF'12 -SN , fww N, XV , '.'. H. , f nf jfwifffy f f 1354 49 1 , g A WZ Wi 2,411 1' ' A ' 317 I l' 5, N W V . ! I 1 I P V 1 I ,W rh if fi W4f. gf4Zf.f Wf rftl gf. MQNU NX 8 if V I fill fur!! Mfr wwf ffli' f I J f lf!! W, ff A ff , ,0 , , , , , M aj ,fff ! 4, a',,f ,f4 ff. f fi , , ,I - fQ,A A Z ' y m,f',fm fff,'wWf 74z,,Qff6-' W f'M '.W ,'ffL1 'i ',i32WvWf7 +1, ,1i MQW 'g,jggffZ2q4fW,.L+ ,W,M'g' Q ,ff ' rfgfffmff, Mya W .H' 4 WM 1 IIN. , I ,. ',ff. :HV ffm-fgff' A, ' ff' 12-f llf, Q44 ' ,.,- N 'M WU f. , x,. 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Clarence Sabbath Counselor Paul Randall Driver Training Don'r blame me, it wasn'f my fault. la Specials V N. if - EM -.v AL? . ,fx-, f. -' .rl . -x Myra Lake Speech Correction Special People for Special Things J, Kg N . X ' Ml wif Ss...-K A Sue Parker Irene LaLonde Mary Lou Lovwonh Counselor Dental Hygenist School NWS, cammeecial plia- Jesse McGregor Monica Mckowski T , Who's got the credits, who's got the debits bww AFS Ar' --Q Effie Mulcrone Use the dictionary! Y . . Q. -. 1 '.-4 Have I proof read that? Beverly wies 6 ice ' 'll'h-I.- -, nails I E Raymond Daniels Was Shakespeare c Longfellow? am! Aids -01.!rfSF ' i W w 4 There are front row seufs. George Shgwley 6 Edna Fox Suzanne Bezirium gnqlish I ain'f about to have no paper. Ruth Cunningham P Frances Mishico Anne Parks Snqlmh Janice Walker There must be cn easier way to make o nickel. X 5 V'-Q Smal Same XX XX Wi Ho i mi ne Powderly usic XQ filimey Ji' :H i Si - 1 June Horfsig Ruth Shcffoe Quiet please! Helen Wheafer ls that perpendicular fo the hooienuse? Dcris Butler Myrtle Haynes Arnold Law Earl Lockwood Hold It knute they re headnn for the rhubarb MJ x 1' W1 D f- ,f 1. Lx :4thldw9Jimm fxrmah- V 12' Q2 '.', lf. m H Frank Weeber gi., 'faailiau hunts Tauck Swinuninq '44 iv' l ' x Marian Younaquist N-xg ,ini .,..:+g ...M- ,.,. .--PM .23-'lf 414 ills' Alhldiw Ou? for the morning dip. This is basketball? Kay Kimball S is fx. -.V Y xxx,- :UT J fl Q9 1 ' fl f, , rv 4 'X 5 1 fir 'vw .,j, A, MV l,l l'8'l '- A l , w , 'mf Nw Zen +1 A X NN FMllll'l: Lofton Greene Ba sketbal I Tennis O.K., all together now. fkf Roy Krueqer Richard Larimer Swimming Track Football Baseball Science Roger Hannon There are no movies to-icy. I Scwnce 24 fli K I5 fha Power on, Margaret Daly Science Joseph Stollmeisfer ' Scalpel, scissors, ether, hammer. s 8005005 r Ill 2: xgvv , ,Cg5gnmn'? Lgf,,s., 52-si-E ,, sm-.mmm --5: Madame Curie would be shocked. ROQSYS L-iddle h ' 1 ' Science 'J Sacial Scianca NNE! Warren Webb Tracy Denninger Frank Daly Lee Irwin Now you're really living Democracy. Moc. Carr William Gilberf and ff, fr 3-,ye 'B x-Nod J do wx Eugenia Kosinska . S . Janice Witherspoon Beffy Jones ' , in ww 1 , I , . 'ifnfiwz Yes sir, we checked with the copy. ' Qaawinq Leonard Westerdule 30 maxaman -' '5 I ' L- n T?-'frf 2 W nu u---,Q . ...U Roger Cczrri ngfon -lr No, Pyfhagorus was not a dinosaur. adnineslwp 437 ' D4 Paul Shilling e C fi!! , f 1 I r V , , h ls that correct fo 1!'I0,000 of on inch? Keep your finger our of The motor. Senna! 8,1012 Eldon Maynard J M-,J Jia: FHBLV All Righty, All Together Knit one, Purl Two Saciaf fiuinq Dora Lcntzch No, this ain't c tea party. Sewing Dagny Pladsen :4utaSlwn Stanley Tregembo , .Si ii Ngpw w'm signed up for Car Washing li? aaliinq Ah, ah, ah, don'f burn your little padclies. Gladys Harer :flat Florence Gray Everyone has a talent. eldinq Q Don'? give anybody a hot foot! David Funk Mr. Schultz, Mrs. Garland Miss Patterson, Mr. Guether, Mr. Retting, Mr. Earl, Mr. Morn, Mr. Cumberland. cus ' ' Pop' Watts WI, , , x II- QQ HQQQ i Mi v . Q-ll x X Q 'N x . 4 ' 1' Xue 1 Xqfs, ,X J 1 L MQ 'N ur JU Q-fwfx ..w, . Q. .yymkkhgk - . Nw W' WA' 1 How To Get a Mon And The Ghost Walked If you see something green pick it WXE 'LUX XNSL X. Yi ' HLA may-9 1 we N feng mmm M 1 gem Xe. Kd he week, ho her s HOXB KK 0 ' + 9 9 SAYXOKX 5YN0 0 Q We ei bu XX ov 50 XXSN O , The head man presents his first Rouge dip Xomu . our e of '77 e SWNQA 156 'I if' fe 912, u H x xiifxxxfifffi X X' N W wyymw X XA 1 X J IIQ ' In my V4 fig. W ,QL U QV rf Wh .W SN J ClassG 059 SSX Foy. .xvox 0 05 y 1 .xco Ted Zuk President Edna Sorensen S 95,217 QE ry 9,0 Treo su rer Spansacs Paul Shilling H elen Wheohr Seams PHILLP ASKEW JOANNE AUK MARJORIE BELL MELVIN BENNETT WILLIAM BULXLEY F. 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Martin, Mason, Moternak, May. lcDonald, McSawon, Muir, Mincy, lurphy, Nath, Neiman, Nugent. liles, Norris, Owens, Peters, 'rice, Pucket, Pruitt, Picatt, fatzenberger. ctzenberger, Redd, Renaud, iCe, Pduls, Schwartz, Shanteau, Sheare. ill, Sims, Shepley, Smith, . Smith, Steele, Stevens. rawsine, Sweet, Saba, Szwed, aylor, Treadford, Tedwell, aylor. rumen, Vanderburg, Van Hook, ude, Walcott, Washington, ilhite, Wilkie. . Woocl, H. Wood, Wright, B. right, Clanice, Young Zamooda, uri s. K X Q . f fi. I T ' s l QC' A Qi Er' 22' i . Ta - 3 w Ti 1 'iv X l P' l , X K I K i. 21. -V-0 ' E 5 . N. N, . .N . , 68 Md- l ffgpl J 1 Wi if ini, R Swan th guwle 7- Adkins, Allen, Anderson, Banack Bankhead, Barnes, Bowman, Biggs. Balzan, Beatty, Blair, Breffe, Bryant, Brown, Burn, Corracio. Carros, Charrico, Cummings, Cash, Chrapko, Checlcesky, Clemons, Coates. Daniszewski, Ecfor, Edgerfon, Emery, Farmer, Gaines, Gasowa Godfrey. Griffin, Harchis, Hercig, High- tower, Harkins, Horne, Hudson, L. Hudson. S. Hudson, Jackson, E. Jackson, Johnson, Jones, Jordan, Koslof- ski, Krueger. Lambart, Loughrige, Leavell, Lilly, Osborne, Malone, Mexico, McKenzie. I Y Massey, lvlilfon, Moss, Mclvlurran, Nix, Perry, Pollard, Pience, Rolly, Ramsey, Skinner, Shinavier, Stoudemire, Sloane Small. I Myree, Steward, Stenlco, Suffer- field, Jordon, Truman, Webb, Terrell. Williams, Wourman, Williams, Wilson, Young Zivislfi- euenth Smale 7:4 dill, Henderson, Hodges, Hodg- finsonf Hardy, House, Hoshaw, dronec. B. Hudson, E. Hudson, Hudson, Jackson, Johnson, B. Johnson, C. Johnson, C. Johnson. P. Johnson, Jones, Jordanoff, Kennedy, Jobb, Krueger, Lavery, Ledtord. B. Lee, N. Lee, R. Lee, Le Veque, Lewis, Lozon, Medynski, Madison, Martin, Martini, Massey, '.lcCants, McKenzie, McNiven, L. Menzie, A. Menzie. Menzie, Molcrenski, P-lorsette, Mosbough, Netherton, Nicola, Nugent, Nixon. Orgeck, Pace, Dulter, Patterson, Pavich, ponder, Preston, price. Pritchett, Danos, Ramsey, Qan- dolph, Robertson, Qogers, L. Vlogers, Qoundtree. Ridley, Qegan, Vfichard, Wright, Ryan, Scafuri, Sanders, E. San- ders. J. Sanders, Schonscheck, Selman, Shock, Singleton, Slate, Staude- mire, Stevenson. W. Stevenson, Stoudemire, Thom Thomas, N. Thomas, J. Thomp- son, M. Thompson, Touchstone. Troy, Vasquez, Wooden Wester- dale, White, Woods, G. Williams, L. Williams. tl :VF 4' at W X .S -Mus, .Et , S ,ag Q 2 f 4 xi ga 'X if .F il my Gy ' V ,QS f 'Q - . H -Lit? -t 1 R vw ,f, E 6 I .Q i 55 V W. 46 uw- 'M S. r xx.3T .Xia if ii we Ve j.' v it F Al watt x f n - -.4 ...E u.1vQ' 5. ' E. V of '4 IA AX, 1 if M .J . 'fi JF '12 it ,, i TE if Qi is .Pin 'Uv .Qx . 3 X Barber, Barron, Carr, Chessor, Craft, Cummings, Dixson, Gaines Griffin, Hardy, Hawkins, Johnson, Jefferson Lezotte, McNevin. Mageria, Manos, Morris, Reynolds, Socia, Stevens, Thockeray, Vinson. Vinson, Warloff, White, Reynolds, Einerty. l-x H s v 6.4 Q, .H .gl X. fs . Woods, Wright, Wyatt, Ziegler. i Seventh Smale Adams, Anderson, Alderman, Barn Bell, Behm, Benford, Berg, Biggerstaff, Blair, Bodclie, C. Boi Bowman,Bradford, Bramhill, Brim, Bulerski, J. Burgess, L. Burgess, Burns, Bush, Hudson, Cade,Chaml Chapman, N. Chapman, Childs, Co Cousenau, Crutchfield, Dace, Dari Davis, Donald, Driscoll, Eason, East, Edgerton, Elkins, Emery. Emery, Felix, Finnerty, Eortini, Gause, Gihbs, Gilliam, Green E. Griffin, M. Griffin, Hale, Hollis Harrington, Harrison, Hendricks, i Higgins. X. XX! .ui 'lsf Row Armos, Johnson, Lyons, Osmond, Lambert. 2nd Row Renaud, Behm, Gudger, Pollard, Tucker, Rhodes, Carkfo 3rd Row Bruno, Robinson, Wilt, Hudson, Herczeg, Ross. lst Row Jolnson, Bridges, Dalton, Bradwell, Hopewell. 2nd Row Bates, McCanfs, McGowan, Lynch, Edmonds. 3rd Row Pelekis, Lamar, Rice, Connon, Smifh. 4th Row Walker, Johnson, Evans. Seventh gmc venlh Smale Fudge, Provience, Washingtfml Nel50n' 2nd Row , Br ant, Nicklos, Allen, Mason, Mayor- Brd Row Rizzi, Klaiss. Walseth, Barker, Decker- lst Row Rauschenberger, Shannon, Driscoll, Beatty 2nd Row Tower, Wilson, Stevens, Alder, Heine. 3rd Row Ranger, Smith, Johns, Corbett, Carter. 4th Row Peffer, Leonard, Sola, Bryant. 9 Q.- 'lllq I - 1' nl U. lsf Row Dougherty, Bourdeau, Belkin, LaVigne, Johnson, Shepherd. 2nd Row Sharkey, Terrell, Williams, Emery, Bukhardt, Washington. 3rd Row Puckett, Parish, Adams, Johnson, Jackson, Chapman. Seventh gmc Gund Mac. Carr on OXN ' Owls' 'Yuclfsel' O NT R , wilson' PRO QOXN 04 BQSSGVJOY The River Rouge High School and Concert Bands have completed another very satisfactory year. The Marching Band 'presented six band shows at seven football games. The Concert Band presented a Christmas sing for the student body which included c dramatized version of the Night Before Christmas. The Spring Concert will be remembered by the magical tunes and melodies of the King and I, the story of a Carnival Day in New Orleans, the Latin American Rhythums of the Pan American Overture as well as several overtures of note. Spring activities were rounded out in a music Festival in May and several parades inthe community of River Rouge. F190 ROW Nr ' Sh S . R Owl f0w,koskiOW, BUUKFY, Wilkie . ey' PQHGIZI S'Cl1qk Dude ' ICO, I Mason U FRONT ROW- Zeigler, Ware BACK ROW- Martin, Pollard, Logan, Luian . W , I I 1 l f Ar BACK ROW - Horn, Selmun, Brown, Jefferson FRONT ROW - Pollack, Pavelich. A wa 1 BACK ROW- Bush, Lee, Harrington, W Cook, Vroman, Schwartz urdlaw, MIDDLE ROW - Brown, Taylor, Johnson Mosbauglw. FRONT ROW - Sieinhorf, Daniszewski Miller. BACK ROW - Fews, Smith, Muir, Hersci Jonas, Burr. , Eason, 91 FRONT ROW- Turner, Keller, Adolphus, Ramsey, Wo lker, Young, H arri ngton Matti son, Myri ck s. E W, w Q E3' t6IiQ'5' 5, ' 'G saw? 1'-Q VH f A fi? f'f 11fav 2 6 H kts UVM r - - K f w 4' - 3 BACK ROW: Keen, Onufrak, Tittle, Aldrich, Wine, F. Leonard, J. Leonard, Miss Wies. MIDDLE ROW: Loving, Maior, Wallace, Garcia, Walters, Hopkins, Wourman, Simmons. FRONT ROW: Tomosovich, Nelson, Messimer, Walls, Campbell, Matthews. 'fuiww nuases FUTURE NURSES The nurses of tomorrow play an important part in the health program of today. Their help in all civic health proiects has been greatly acknowledged. Th. . . fh. h . ...., eir main propect o t is year was t e selling of Lillies for the 'Crippled Children's Organization This club has recently been revived into an active club. All ofthe Future Nurses agree that much of their success is due to the guidance and understanding of their sponsor Miss Wies, who has contributed both her time and assistance to the Future Nurses. lst Row-Wourman, Jones, Moon, N. Wourman, Burr, Johnson, Sanders, Washington, Bankhead. 2nd Row-Castleman, Allen, Maddox, Loving, Simmons, Mathews, Campbell, Gunn, Wallis, Lewis, Chesney. 3rd Row-McSephney, Culberston, Sims, Burr, Washington, Silliam, Fowler, Brazill, Goods, Johnson, Salman. gals 54 lhle lic :flssaciafian The G.A.A. was founded for the first time this year and officers elected were: President, Carolyn Burr, Vice President, Norma Sanders, Secretary, lnell Johnson, Treasurer, Nancy Wourmanj and Social Secretary, Linda Moon. To get an 'R' the girls have to earn 750 points, for a pin they earn 1,500 and for their 'R' emblem with 3 bars they need 2,000 points. But the minimum requirement to be in the Club is only 200 points and the girls get 25 points for every game they play. In order to earn the above points the girls could participate in any of these activities: Field ball, soccer volley ball and tennis. Also they went skating, swimming, and horse back riding. A good example ofa typical sea san, is the spring sports consisting of bowling on Tuesday and Thursday, playing baseball on Monday, and Wednesday after school. I vv A. ,, ,- Uv' uv be T A EZ! 5 nf X D FIRST ROW: Sturkweother, Sfenko, Miss Young- quisf, J . Walters. SECOND ROW: M. Walfers, Shaw, Brown, Reeves THIRD ROW: Wilson, Davis, Morsefte. FOURTH ROW: Leinart, Bolwnensfiehl, Messimer, Allen Pulchritucle is cz thing called girls. Carolyn Wise gi-.is gm cm The Girls' Glee Club The Girls' Glee Club has had a most successful year. Their Annual Christmas Concert was the presentation of the the beautiful Cantata 'The Babe of Bethlehem'. The girls participated in the outstanding production of Bach's Sh Matthews Passion' at the Ann Arbor. Their Annual Spring Concert was a tremendous success. 1951-52 was a most outstanding year for the Glee Club with members of execeptional musical ability. We should not forget the patience and assistance given the girls ofthe Glee Club by their director Miss Wise. The Seniors sang their last song :nf Row--Johnson, Clifton, Frantz, Troy. I Row-Clifton, Hazzard, Corless, Rush. Row-Bronston, Onufrok, Bush Bohnensfiehl, Ruelle. Front Row-C. Moore, Akins, Mcllwoin, Burgess. 2nd Row-Siorkweather, Moior, Brown, Heuer 3rd Row-Feotherston, Smith, Former, Moore ,W x v XX gals glee Clad? - - f. sb Ll Front Row-Messimer, Holmes, Bonkheod, Randall 2nd Row-Culbertson, Subo, McQueen, Jones 83 A Sitting L oving, Pruitt, Mathews, Tomasavich, Mrs. La Londe, Sabo, Messimer, Wilson, Adolphus. Standing Peterson, Burr, Eason, Walls. To uniae classical fww JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE develop understanding of various cultures by working together, is the purpose ot the Junior Classical League. This club consists of members who have studied Latin and are interested in studying the cultural heritages stemming from the Romans. The The they sa The always club is a chapter ofthe National Organization, and received its charter in 1948. club has taken part in many activities. The main activity of this year was a trip to the theater where w Quo Vadis . Junior Classical League is under the sponsorship of Mrs. La Londe, who the members know will continue to be their friend and advisor. YJ Q fs N.. C? -Ps. -c...,4 5 -'T y. ,f ff FRONT ROW: Smith, Steinhart, Skinner. 2nd Row: Messimer, Moon, Cicero, Moon, Mcllwain. 3rd Row Tomaszewski, Moore, Miss Wheater, Saba, Maynard, Miss Hartsig, Armos, Wallis. 4th Row: Sorenson, Whitaker, Auk, Zuk. aiianaf 'Hanna Sacidy NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service, are the basis of membership ofthe Cardinal Chapter of the National Honor Society. This organization consists of members who excel in all these fields of endeavor. Being a member of the National HonorSociety is the highest honor one can achieve in River Rouge High School. The Honor Society assists the community in many ways. They ushered for all the Community Concerts and assisted the American Legion in the sale of Poppies. The Honor Society is under the co-sponsorship of Miss Hartsig and Miss Wheater. The Rouge Recorder -..F 'ii -fe .JXP W: H , H d, Mr. Carrington, Bldlfil Pfufhef' Lamiauoii, Orff, Bellview, Turner, Socia, Moyer, King. Juek Maviiaru, Mrs. Vtlitliers frollt UN' Stu! Dlwt' van., Ilirls-me FRONT ROW: Atkins, Mcllwain, Hightower- BACK ROW: Smith, Nelson, Wourrftf-'Fl' ln9 0m, Tflckeff' 86 C11 O Michiqcm April 10, 1957 Ek-:cts Staff NNVVNWWWN. 4, 159512 lit.- iaxin-siai ii elurfw 1-gel:-tl at stat. oi-Iur. lirvin iii'i:i:tn for :an- Miss Powclerly Ioins High School Staff Have you notiei-tl ll new lvuc'l1erii , . Srniool lli':: :semi-st:-i .' lt'4g Miss Will- znnr-iie l't:v,'ilr-i'ig.'. who in tegivliiiig Jt.n.ei' iiigyh iillililktli i'l:l.-:lt-s, lien' nt Rouge iiiprfi. 'Illia in the first iiint szlm line: 1-1 fin' i vvv-- -lv ti- FRONT ROW: Maynard, Gvozdich, Mr. Hannon, HGYYWQ7' K' h , l. . BXCTQS ROcillf:onSmith, Walls, Konarske, Wheatley. Vivian Choice, 'y June King, Vourman, Mur- Mztddox, 'Y- nghrznn. There are u trying out for hour in the iger Hurd :ind see that since ,racluated from is found him- Sipikeburg. can account for this. Cain you do something.: to prevent this from con- tinuing? One ol' the things you do to pre- vent these things from happening is to be sure you locked your locker. Don'L leave your books in other rooms and in other people's lockers. Don't l4t other people use your books zin.i don'f let olher people know the combination to your locker. So you seventh and eight graders, please talfe this advice from someone who knows. lst Row-Mason, Leonard, Stphenson, Johnson, Russel, Eason, Moore, Vasquez,Orgeck. 2nd Row-Brown, Futrell, Roley Lavory, Westerdale, Gunn, Walcott, Hazzard, Frantz, Ratzenberger, Mr. Della Dora. 3rd Row--Mr. Webb, Moody, Vroman, Skinner, Burgess, Spears, Washington, Kearns, Hall, Fowler, Lindeman enlalive :flssemlllg REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY To make up the Representative Assembly each homeroom elects one representative for one semester. Two teacher sponsors are chosen from the faculty and another faculty member is chosen by the principal. This group of students vote on issues presented to them by the council and also discuss issues brought up by their various homerooms. Different committees of members are set up to take charge of the selling of pictures, a clean-up campaign, the record library, which is used by the various clubs for Juke box dance and also the plans of the Homecoming game. Ist Row-Perkins, Messimer, Sabo, Abeiean, Watson. Back Row-Moon, Page, Leinart Armos, Walls, Morsette, Miss Harer, Allen. Swine Qelis 'To create a well rounded personality, is the abiect of the Senior Deb club. This club consist of only senior girls, and has a limited membership of fifteen girls, so that they may have a well organized club. Various social activities were the highlights of this years Senior Deb Club activities. One of their most successful affairs was the formal dinner given the graduating members by the i2-B girls. The club is under the sponsorship of Miss Harer, who has done a tremendous job in assisting the girls in many ways. BACK ROW: Mr. lrwin, Mr. Webb, Paul Dressel FRONT ROW: Tatum Eason, Carolyn Gunn, Mr. Della-Dora,Jack Maynard, Thomas Orieck Sludeni cauncil This is a group of twelve well chosen students elected from each grade for the purpose of making plans and developing ideas for the Representative Assembly to discuss and vote on. Under the present constitution the powers of the council and assembly are limited. but a new constitution is being drawn up to give them more powers and liberty. E5 Q7 Q F' FRONT ROW: Allen, Walls, Ray Daniels, Adolphus. SECOND ROW: Maynard, l.ienar1, Sabo, Warrick. if 2 9 l I n. Dorothy Armos, Bill Whitaker K 61 5 sr Ld . J C' x FIRST ROW: Watson, Steinhart, Messimer. SECOND ROW: Blair, Kosfelnik, Mr. Roger Hannon Allen, Perkins. , 5 .1 Q Old mon Edwards gave us the scoop. VIGILANT STAFF This years book'was presented by a group of hard working seniors culled the Vigilant Staff. The Vigiliant Staff was chosen by the sponsors of the twelfth grade classes. The people on the staff worked very hard to give you a yearbook that you will long remember. Even though putting out a yearbook was a tedious iob they had their good times and fun while they worked at Edwards Brothers in Ann Arbor. Without the help and guidance of Mr. Roger Hannon and Mr. Ray Daniels, this book would have never been completed. To them the Staff owes many thanks. Some laughed and others worked. Others thought in deep meditation 5,1 Q 1 .i Gechesim The members of the River Rouge High School String Orchestra are most happy with their year's achievements. They presented an excellent Christmas program, they played for the Senior Play, and on May 14 presented their Annual Spring Concert which was a truly outstand- ing event of which they are exceedingly proud. The quartet which is made up of orchestra members have appeared before school assemblies and city organizations many times during the year. Congratulations to the String Orchestra on their splendid year's work. FIRST ROW: Hudson, Graham, Carrico, Booker, Person, Bell, Crawford. SECOND ROW: McConts, Harrington, Suggs, Cunningham, Gratz, Washington, Prince Wyche, Sychak. THIRD ROW: Bradford, Lyons, Watson, Wright, Gauthier, Renaud, Henderson, Murphy, McDonald, D. Smith, E. Smith. FOURTH ROW: Coach Larimer, Gentry Armos, Sclater, Montroy, Finley, Russell, Williams, Ass't. Coach Wise. FIFTH ROW: Askew, Roberts, Massey, Roman, Norris, Popp, Gvozdich. River Rouge River Rouge River Rouge River Rouge River Rouge River Rouge River Rouge River Rouge River Rouge lines ily 'faalllall VARSITY FOOTBALL O 20 6 12 O O 7 0 6 Won 2 Lost 5 Tied l RESULTS Ecorse Wayne Monroe Catholic Central Lincoln Park Dearborn Lowrey Ypsilanti Melvindale 'TE' . f W f' 1.-is i 1 KNGZN' 1 'Nea RO' I' IVE: 'J .4 'E 6 vo we' Q0 ws G I U! 1.,,o Ver ,4- Qx Ron Davis 1 fii am wha taker 'JROY B O z co- captain All Suburban vcwslfll Coach GREENE And his Boskefball Machine Ted Zuk 13' A Earl Suggs Bob Shearon co-captain 1 'xt i f ,Hi l ' S Roger McQuusf on VARSITY BASKETBALL RESLLTS River Rouge Jackson River Rouge 63 Ecorse River Rouge River Rouge River Rouge River Rouge River Rouge Twin Valley Conference Basketball Champions Whitaker sncres another. Rich throws one up, but OU'- lts no fair five on two K xt -'--' ' my .-,.,,,-.. .313 ,.., -..,,- . , , . fi-T V 5 .M,-f ,, flllll ll ll? - -1:,g,,1,.-.,w,,..,,..- ..-Y . 2 x, -iff .A it 11' FRONT ROW: Leinart, Watson, Jeannette, Smith, Tucker, Gentry, Young, Keller, Kilyk, Coa h R ch d Larimer. BACK ROW: Milnarich, Hollis, Norris, Dioszegi, Jackson, McCants, Jordan, Smith. Rescue Qaslld RESERVE BASKETBALL RESULTS River Rouge 41 Jackson River Rouge 36 Ecorse River Rouge 55 Farmington River Rouge 46 Dearborn River Rouge 6-4 Monroe River Rouge 52 Lowrey River Rouge 49 Hamtramck River Rouge 54 Melvindale River Rouge 49 Lincoln Park River Rouge 48 Ecorse River Rouge 36 Dearborn River Rouge 58 Farmington River Rouge 44 Lowrey River Rouge 67 Melvindole River Rouge 82 Lincoln Park Won i3 Lost 2 FRONT ROW R s r O 0 d Walker, Peer, Coach Lofion Greene. BACK ROW W r rt , Gurgess, Ector, Lujcm, Sobo, Kilyk. qwslunuan Qaslleillall FRESHMAN BASKETBALL RESULTS River Rouge River Roig-E River Rouge River Roug River Rouge River Rouge River Rouge River Rouge River Roux River Rouge River Rouge River Rouge Ecorse Lowrey Allen Park Lowrey Lincoln Park Monroe Ecorse Catholic Central Allen Pork Cofhol ic Cenfrol Lincoln Park Monroe Won 8 Lost 4 'er Rouge fer Rouge fer Rouge fer Rouge fer Rouge fer Rouge fer Rouge fer Rouge fer Rouge 1? FRONT ROW: W. Johnson, Couch Jock Wise. MIDDLE ROW: Jennings, Wood, Griffin, Barkley, Ramsey, Wilkie BACK ROW: Osborne, Sianley, Pollard, Jefferson, Dutton. uniae 'High iiasfcelliall 28 Ecorse 12 61 Allen Pork 12 54 Melvindale 25 28 Lafayette 20 52 Lincoln Pork 15 17 Ecorse 16 31 Melvindale 19 36 Lafayette 20 35 Allen Park 21 Won 9 Lost 0 if-A.-L v v , ' , z .,, ' Eugene Papp EW Whectly Merlin Grattop State Champ Conference Champ Confersnce Cham P 100 Yd. Freestyle Backstroke Charles Lozon I l Gary Rohloff Walt Kostelnick Manager Bob Thompson Noel Myricks J. Mayrand l 1 Bill Graham Adrian Kithas ROY MOYBY Norman Warrick I CMN co-captain ..,,, Conference Champ 50- yd. Freestyle River Rouge High School Swimming Schedule Team Qiver River River River River River River River River River River River River River River Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge ,Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Final Results RR 52 57 32 45 56 29 42 48 43 50 5l 50 48 43 51 Bill Arnold Leroy Maynard Roy Krueger Coach Team OPP- Monroe 32 Ypsilanti Roose. 27 Adrian 52 Harvey Lowrey 39 Ypsilanti Cent. 28 Dearborn 55 Trenton 42 Lincoln Park 36 Ypsilanti Cent. 41 Trenton 34 Ypsilanti Roose. 33 Harvey Lowrey 34 ' Dearborn 36 ' Adrian 4l Lincoln Park 33 ' Meets 'Represents Twin Valley Conference Final Standings of the Year Won Lost Tied 'I2 2 1 Roy Neville 53 t Qi 7' ., nf ln Pool: Theaclford, Young, Hodgkinson, Cleaver, J. Thompson, Lambert, Kozler, Shannon, Martini, Brownson, Dolton. Out of Pool: Coach Krue ger, Muir, Kearns, B. Thompson, Killingback, Provience, Cody, Arnold, LaVaque, Assistant Coach Richard Wrobleski. Kneeling in Front: Van Hook, Breadwell. muawliiqlvs' ina I -'WQ,MMff,FQkJ' F, , i ,, ,.!,,',,gqgfBgEqv ,QW W 'aggggemgi UQQQWEZ liimigfl '- : ,. 5 'A 1 . if 3 F 1- I 5' fm' N i i . vnl n!'n!m 1 f , W 5 ' i fr 2' 1 png .'rWl l ' I , . , ffb'!1 K .., ' Q:-ar-,A f? sf Q , .,.. Hd-. 'M I If A l .N zsgxmf swfs Q , X X A ,, ' , ' .JG s U -N PW, In Viv. ,rl .Mali , ,,. all Alta, Q I ,-.. River River River River River River Junior High Swimmin R ouge Rouge R ouge R ouge R ouge R ouge 50 50 54 54 41 43 Record for Won 5 g Team Schedule Copernicus Jr. Hi Copernicus Jr. Hi Monroe Monroe Trenton Edison Institute fVarsityl Year Lost 'l if J, 5 v ' Mg. f W , affix. W- ,kv if-9' 30' FRONT ROW: Kliem, Smith, Lelekotch, Shearon, Patten. MIDDLE ROW: Jeannette, Montroy, Wooly, McQuiston. BACK ROW: Coach Lofton Greene, Roman, Anderson, Gaines, Diosqegi. Tennis 1951 VARSITY TENNIS RESULTS River Rouge River Rouge River Rouge River Rouge River Rouge River Rouge River Rouge River Rouge River Rouge River Rouge River Rouge River Rouge 2 Lowrey 2 Lincoln Park 0 Dearborn 5 Ecorse 2 Plymouth 4 Lowrey 'I Wyandotte l Lincoln Park l Dearborn 0 Plymouth 6 Wyandotte Fresh 5 Ecorse Won 4 Lost 8 7 fwullu NX . 5 006 S '70 'QW Geo' a r X ,004 o 466 oi D lb 2 1 Determination is The sage of age. The rover boys at ploy. shop If f., A 4 , . A WW.. 1 ! - . W as W I' A- qi u vga, if 2 1 , . . , 'N if W J! ff! I F964 rf . M MA ' um. ,V-. ' -,A Aw X. Q :. In it x -- if U . -. N FRONT ROW: Douglas, Cook, Troy, McDonald, Harrington. MIDDLE ROW: Whitaker, Ziegler, Sams, Mayrand, Person. BACK ROW: Milnarich, Wright, Shaffer, Mosley. The best way to get marks. Teac!! Apri Apri Apri Apri Apri Apri May May May May May May May TRACK SCHEDUL E Ecorse Monroe Rouge Relays Lincoln Park Harvey Lowrey Melvindale Dearborn Ford son Regional Hamtramck State Meet League Meei League Meet Away Away Away Away Away Away Away Away Away Away Away Away Away BACK ROW: Coach Larimer, Vasquez, Ware, Jackson, Brnovick, Skehan, Burgess FRONT ROW: Magiera, Tucker, Martin, Gibbs, Johnson, Blair, April Apri Apri Apri May May May May May May May 'IS 22 25 29 2 6 9 'I3 'I6 20 23 aasllq BASEBALL SCHEDULE FOR '52' Hamtramck Harvey Lowrey Dearborn Melvindciie Lincoln Park Ecorse Harvey Lowrey Dearborn Melvindale Lincoln Pork Ecorse Home Home Home Away Away Home Away Away Home Home Away N W . xX2 ,4 Front Row - Sychak, Armos, Smurft, Sfeinhari, Brown Buck Row - Hall, Mexico, Sclcier, Hollis, Young, Kilyk Qasdall ,o we -o ex 0 f x do ferbf X09 oss Suk HZ CM NS-' ' N5 F sflmtiueesaey Jackie Burr Beverly Reeves Marion Bizzo Carolyn Burr Jenny Wolters lnell Johnson Sally Aldrich Cheeeleadws 'P qotgx-I of YN ei 'K Q9 N' 0 Thaf's the ball . Q56 QQ, WW Compliments of ANDY CANDY 11188 West Jefferson River Rouge Michigan 10410 West Jefferson J. DUNTON BARLOW, C.l.U. INSURANCE SINCE 1926 WOODWARD 5-7590 1212 Guardian Bldg. Detroit 26, Mich Standard Plumbing 8. Heating Co. Plumbing and Heating Contractors ' REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY Arthur C. Laetz Clinton Schwartz 46 Maple Street River Rouge 18, Mich. Your Appearance Is An Asset . . . Let Us Keep It From Being A Liability! BOB'S BARBER SHOP 1072 West Jefferson, River Rouge, Mich. VI. 2-2571 R. A. Scharf, Prop. Compliments of ROUGE MEN'S WEAR 10540 WEST JEFFERSON CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1952 ELSMEDA BEAUTY SALON ELsiE wm'r'rlNs, owner Compliments of R. and S. SHOE STORE 10583 WEST JEFFERSON RENO BUILDING Compliments of RENAUD'S DRUG STORE COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE 257 Burke St. River Rouge, Mich. STEEL GOES TO SCHO L, TOO! Yes, steelmakers must be students! They must study con- stantly ways and means to make steel more useful. They must continue to improve today's products . . . must make better products for the future. Better autos . . . better trains . . . better buildings . . . better housing-all depend on improvements in the steel they're made from. That's why the men at Great Lakes Steel constantly work and study to make better steel for better products tomorrow. N-A-X HIGH-TENSILE steel is used in various parts of most automobiles. Stran-Steel framing members frame many modern apartment houses. Stran-Steel Quonset buildings are used throughout America for all kinds of storage, commercial and industrial buildings . . . for housing farm machinery and livestock. More and more NMLABLE STEEL FLOORS are being installed in freight cars, trucks and trailers. PRODUC E R OF' GREAT LAKES STEEL CORPORATION Ecorse, Detroit 29, Michigan o Offices in Principal Cities 'VHF NATIONAL STEEL I 'CORPORATION HIG H-TENSILE STE EL CAM Z ,india Commercial and Porfraii Phofographers 9106140 + f. F 0 PHONE VINEWOOD 2-0600 I8 HALTNER STREET RIVER ROUGE I8, MICH. SUCCESS TO THE VIGILANT AND STAFF V. RIZZI Gilbert Motor Sales W .fgl i 'M FAH it S x X 53542 Offio a Good Sfarf Reddy Kilowatt, your electric servant, congratulates you on attaining your diploma. He looks forward to work- ing side by side with you as you go on to achieve your further ambitions. Whenever you need him -remember, he's Reddy. Detroit Edison WAIllIEN'S. INC. West Jefferson at Forest Swede and Andy COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS On the Day of Your Commencement PAUl A. WlllSIE COMPANY YOUR ACADEMIC COSTUMER Samuel C. Armitage, President 1437 Randolph Detroit 26 COMPLIMENTS TO THE SENIORS AlEX'S BARBER SHOP BEST IN HAIRCUTS DOWN RIVER FEDERAL Savings and loan Association 2959 Biddle Ave. Wyandotte, Mich. Telephone: Wyandotte 4675 BRANCH OFFICES 6621 Allen Road Allen Park, Mich. 10447 Jefferson River Rouge, Mich. DR. B. B. RAVITZ Optometrist 10525 West Jefferson Avenue Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Fri. 9 to 7:30 Mon. 9 to 6:30, Wed. 9 to 1 MICHIGAN PORTRAIT STUDIO Known Throughout Michigan For Expressive Chorocter and Personality Portraits 1259 Fort Street Wyandotte, Mich. Phone 2830 Wyandotte Theater Bldg. HAZEN PINGREE KNOCH THE GREAT LAKES FLORlST Four generations of successful florists. The finest and largest variety of flowers ond garden sup- plies in the Down River section. OPEN EVENINGS AND ALL DAY SUNDAY 10939 W. Jefferson Ave., River Rouge Corner Chestnut Phone VI. 1-0328 93 unees of rogress No one could ever call a typical 1880 telephone operator light-headed. Especially when she had her headset on- all six pounds six ounces of it. That 1880 headset, though, was a good piece of equipment-the best of its day. But with its box-like transmitter and leather harness, it couldnit, by any stretch of the imagination, be called comfortable. Today, of course, it's a different story. The telephone operator now wears a streamlined headset that weighs only nine ounces-93 ounces less than the 1880 model. It fits her like a new spring bonnet and makes her joh as the Voice with a Smile easier than ever before. And speaking of jobs, if youire graduating this year, and are looking for an interesting, important joh, Michigan Bell may have one for you. Why not drop in soon for an interview? MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Employment Office: 1365 Cass Avenue COMPLIMENTS OF LeNORE BEAUTY SHOP AMIOT CLEANERS FINEST CLEANING SINCE 1915 Corner Oak ond Jefferson Compliments of COLBERT 8. GOINS GROCERY COMPLIMENTS OF CARl'S BARBER SHOP 414 Holford Street 453W Hall Street River ROUQC 18, Mid - River Rouge 18, Mich. Phone: DU 1-5960 School Supplies Hot D093 Compliments of LAUREL FURNITURE COMPANY IOT99 WEST JEFFERSON River Rouge 18, Mich. VI. 1-1618 DEW DROP INN 456 Polk St., River Rouge 18, Mich. Rose Adams, Prop.-Phone: DU. 1-9781 lee Creeln Light Lunches MUSSlll'S SPORT CENTER EVERYTHING IN SPORT GOODS 10847 West Jefferson Avenue River Rouge, Mich. VI, 3-2340 ROUGE HARDWARE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS Between Pine and Oak VI. 3-8640 CHARLES DAVIDSON and MELVIN HEUER WYANDOTTE SPORTING GOODS COMPANY E URAM 3033 Biddle I CONGRATULATIONS and COMPLIMENTS FABRICON PRODUCTS, INC Vlnewood 1-6230-1-6231 Page Plumbing and Heating Co. PLUMBING Cr HEATING CONTRACTORS Offices C1 Shop 100 W. Pleasant Ave. River Rouge, Mich. Compliments of lABADlE'S DRUG STORE 11292 WEST JEFFERSON River Rouge Michigan SUCCESS TO THE GRADUATES EDDIE'S VARIETY STORE 1 150 West Jefferson Corner West Auburn Congratulations From BAKER'S DEPARTMENT STORE 10430 WEST JEFFERSON BEST WISHES FROM Industrial Fabrication -- Material Handling Equip't JOHNSON'S CREAMERY 2810 Fifth Street Wyandotte c a B PHONE: OO18 150 Dwight Street River Rouge Serving The Down River Area DUFFY RENAUD SERVICE Largest Privately-Owned Station in Eeorse 3781 High Street ot Bell Sffeef Phone: Vl. 1-S060 River Rouge, Mid'- ALDRICH FUEl AND SUPPLY CO. Furnaces Cleaned, Repaired, Replaced Building Supplies, Coal and Coke 212 HALTINER STREET River Rouge 18, Mich. Vlnewood 2-l 130 Phone WA. 8-9849 Ecorse ,Mich. Weyhing Brothers Manufacturing Co. JEWELERS io the River Rouge High School Main Office and Salesroom 406 David Broderick Tower DETROIT, MICH. l 'N I Factory and Salesroom 3040 Gratiot Ave. DETROIT, MICH. Compliments of THE Primeau Appliance Shop IO6I7 W. Jefferson RIVER ROUGE, MICH. Phone: VI I-5244 IOHN CASSIDY REAL ESTATE zz. INSURANCE Vinewood 2-2650 I0402 W. Jefferson Avenue, River Rouge l8' IDEPENDZI-BLE GAS SERVICE You depend on gas service in your home for many necessities and comforts. Bak- eries, laundries, restaurants and many other businesses in the community need gas to operate each day. Factories require gas for many essential purposes. Unin- coNs terrupted gas service contributes to the health, comfort and prosperity of the community. And day in and day out, you accept gas service as a matter of course- proof of dependable service. No' oe, r 3 1 ' Y u I: RIICTIIIGAN i,0NSOI.II7A'l'IClJ his Lcmmxv 1 Z U 0 4 4 13 4' coMY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE BON VOYAGE GRADUATES ! BARRETT 8. MUCH HARDWARE MCILWAIN CLEANERS S51 Vigger Rogd Ecorse 29, Mich. 442 Palmerston Sl. River Rouge 18 Phone: DU 1-4840 Vlnewood 1-8066 Bridal Gowns-Formals oN Marine and Industrial Equipment All Kinds af Salvage Material G. H. Coin, Jr., Mgr. 10060 W. Jefferson Irene Tomosik 10841 W. Jefferson Vl. 2-8502 River Rou9C l8f MiCh' Stella Piwoworski River Rouge 18, Mich. COMPLIMENTS OF CHET WARNKE 10758 W. Jefferson VI, 2-5077 COMPLIMENTS OF DOWN RIVER CAB COMPANY Vlnowood 2-2400 COAL OR COKE THAT IS DEPENDABLE AMERICAN FUEL C0. Builders' Supplies WINKLER STOKERS Fully Aulomalic No Shur Pins BILL CARLESS 1533 Coolidge, River Rouge 18, Mich. RlNNA'S MARKET GROCERIES AND MEATS 63 East James VI. 2-9123 Shop: VI 2-3l43 Hrs.: 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Office: Vl l-3936 Daily Except Sunday Rouge Auto Radiator Service Radiators Cleaned and Repoired McCord Radiator Cores Used Exclusively 59 Cora Street E. A- FUTREI-L River Rouge I8, Mich. Compliments of DR. E. A. JOHNSON OPTOMETRIST Member Detroit Contact Lens Center l0603 W. Jefferson River Rouge Compliments of .IOE'S MEAT MARKET Vinewood 3-8800 Corner of Myrtle 8. West Jefferson River Rouge, Mich. COMPLIMENTS OF DAIlEY'S SERVICE STATION Jefferson at Burke VI 2-8994 Compliments of Great lakes Engineering Works RIVER ROUGE 18, MICHIGAN LaSALLE STUDIO FOR BETTER PHOTOGRAPHY Phone: Wyandotte 0512 143 Sycomore Street Wyandotte, Mich. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1952 CEDAR TIRE EXCHANGE 10307 West' Jefferson Avenue l. B. WOODS, THE TAILOR ESTABLISHED 1917 450 Holford Street River Rouge 18 Phone: WA. 8-9788 Compliments of SAULSBURY 8. SON'S GROCERY 282 Beechwood River Rouge, Mich. VI. 2-3354 Open Daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. SCHAEFER BARBER SHOP NO LONG WAITING 2717 Schafer Deffoit CONGRATULATIONS sENnoRs s REGAL JEWELRY 10490 West Jefferson VI, 1-0929 GRADUATING CLASS OF 1952 . . . CONGRATULATIONS! GOOD LUCK! J THE NEW DUNN SCHOOL DeMARE BROTHERS AND COMPANY GENERAL BUILDERS oeffoif 21, Michigan JENSEN and KEOUGH ARCHITECTS and ENGINEERS 15875 James Couzens Highway, Detroit Phone: UN. 4-3822 coNcRA1uLAnoNs ro me cLAss or '52 Connie's Beauty Salon Structural Steel M0CI I 'e 30595 MARINE STEEL AND WELDING COMPANY WA. 8-8400 286 Haffiner Ave. 0 and Gift Shop . . Geo. H. Mathews River RouQe 18, Mich- 254 ' . ' Vlsger Rd Connie Sabbath, Prop. sn.. John shi, Kwai, VI. I-5900 DU I-9300 DU I-9282 HUDSON-WILLYS OVERLAND KOMREI MOTORS LIKE-NEW SHOPPE CLEANED SANITARY QUALITY CLOTHING AT A FRACTION OF ORIGINAL COST Men's - Women's - Children's 3965 W. Jefferson Ave. Ecorse 29, Mich. N Delish G' W. Jefferson River Rouge Vlnewood 3-8800 CONGRATULATIONS From .I. KELSEY McCLURE KIRBY WILSON, IR. BUICK, INC. 1000 W. Jefferson Avo. DETROIT IB, MICHIGAN INDUSTRIAL MOTOR SALES CHEVROLET CARS AND TRUCKS 3860 'West Jefferson Phone: WA 8-3060 Ecorse 29, Michigan ARMOS 8: SONS GROCERIES and MEATS 3500 WEST JEFFERSON DUNKIRK I-6710 I I I CONGRATULATIONS JUNE ' CLASS OF 1952 ALLAN'S JEWELRY Established 1919 VINEWOOD 1-4070 10529 WEST JEFFERSON AVENUE NEXT TO LANCASTER THEATRE LOZONIS HARDWARE 10460 WEST JEFFERSON AVENUE VI 1-2940 RIVER ROUGE, MICHIGAN KU. Everything for the S portsmanv JACK GILL Men's Wear Headquarters For Array Shirts lO6OI Jefferson Street Compliments of w. smnu Aemcv, mc. 2060 Biddle Avenue, Wyondotte I09I0 West Jefferson, River Rouge Compensation Casualty-Auto, Fire, Bands COMPLIMENTS OF DAlE'S JEWELRY 1049 West Jefferson COMPLIMENTS OF ANN'S DRESS SHOP Phone VI 2-I83O Gennaro Square Deal Sales Compliments of lm,,,o,.+,.l COlONIAl ELECTRIC COMPANY CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH 38' Sales and Service l07I0 WEST JEFFERSON 6 Thirty-Fifth Street TA. 5-0820 DETROIT IO, MICHIGAN JOHNSON The JEWELER CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES FROM RENO DRUGS PRESENTING A NEW AND MODERN BANK WITH COMPLETE BANKING SERVICES f SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CHECKING ACCOUNTS f f VACATION and CHRISTMAS CLUBS NIGHT DEPOSIT -k 'k SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES COLLECTION SERVICES f ALL TYPES OF LOANS RIVER ROUGE SAVINGS BANK 1789 Schaefer Highway - River Rouge I8, Mich. Between Fort ST. cmd Jefferson Ave. Phone: VI 3-8850 S. S. KRESGE'S I 0563-7 I W. Jefferson Complimenfs of River Rouge Poultry 8: Egg Market IO339 W. Jefferson Avenue River Rouge, Mich. VI I-077I CompIimen+s of SEMETKO'S MARKET GIRRBACH FUNERAL HOME CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR CLASS GOLDEN'S MARKET nose: W. JEFFERSON Complimen+s of LOUIS WOLFE SMRRGOWS Since I9l6 IO423 W. Jefferson, Corner LeRoy Congrafulafions Seniors LINDA SHOE STORE IO523 Wesf Jefferson CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES! SOLAR STEEL CORPORATION DISTRIBUTOR OF WAREHOUSE STEEL PRODUCTS 126 West Pleasant Street River Rouge, MICI1- Sales PONTIAC Service Telephone: Vlnewood 2-3330 KRAMER-EBERTS, INC. 'I0225 West Jefferson Avenue River Rgggel Mich. SERVING RIVER ROUGE INSTITUTIONS-INDUSTRY-MERCHANTS With The Most Suitable Coals For Their Purposes DETROIT COAL AND DOCK COMPANY Jefferson At The Rouge Congratulations Whitehead and Kales Co. River Rouge, Michigan QE . 10 . QA 1 G. , mf W 13'-W M 5 7 ie hw :NWN wh , f uk ...P ff 'QA ,aye N' ' '1'29f+a+4.ff ,V 7 U K Q. . 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