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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

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V 'mv ,v-x,,,,........, z ? EL X ..----- - 1-- , e-'J if .Syn ,X - - '-32?-'rv -L up-- i1 C1 + TF 9. 6 s., QW ? ' a lg, X board of education CHARLES W. SCHULTZ Secretary VICO L. RIZZI Treasurer ROY W. HOWELL President LOUIS GONIEA Trustee FORAKER w. JOHNSON, BERNARD LOZON D.D.S. Trustee T WILLIAM PARRINDER rustee Trustee administration CORDA E. HORTON Principal EUNICE M. BRAKE Administrative Assistant 7 GLENN K. BOWEN Superintendent LOFTON GREENE Administrative Assistant department heads Arnold D. I.aw Business Education Co-sponsor of '59 Class Steering Committee Lawrence Cain Guidance Director Co-sponsor of June Steering Committee Jane Olive Hartsig Library Advisory Council M.E.A. representativ '58 Class e Co-sponsor of National Honor Society Steering Committee Mac E. Carr Music and Fine Arts Director of High Sch Steering Committee Margaret M. Daly Science Steering Committee ool Band A. E. Rasmussen, Jr. English, Modern and Classical Languages Sponsor of Boys' Photography Club Sponsor of Literature Club Co-sponsor of Vigilant Steering Committee Roger H. Carrington Industrial, Vocational and Homemaking Chairman Civil Defense Committee Co-sponsor of Rouge Recorder Steering Committee Helen Wheater Mathematics M.E.A. Treasurer Co-sponsor of National Honor Society Steering Committee Frank Weeber Physical Education Director of River Rouge Recreation Dept. Steering Committee Warren Webb Social Studies Co-sponsor of June '58 Class Steering Committee faculty Suzanne laker English Joyce Buck Physical Education Co-sponsor GAA Sponsor Girls' R Club Francis M. Daly Social Studie Counselor Curriculum S s tudy Steering Committee Co-sponsor of 'bl Class Co-sponsor of Student Council Edna Fox English David M. Falik Industrial-Vocational Edward Futrell Physical Education Curriculum Study lllecorderl United Salary Committee lChairmanJ Sponsor Boys' Varsity Club Jr. High Baseball Coach Reserve Basketball Coach Varsity Football Coach Barbara Goens Homemaking Florence Gray Fine Arts faculty Ruth Greig Physical Education Co-sponsor January '59 Class Sponsor Cheerleaders Co-sponsor GAA Roger Hannon Science Co-sponsor Rouge Recorder Co-sponsor Vigilanf Gladys E. Harer Hdtnemaking Cclwrilelor V 4' .L . M.E.A. Secretory Cowsponsor 'bf Juni YSH-'Clali -. Sponsor of Senior Debs ,' ' C S Ccisponsdr of -Senior Play ' Plfer A.,Kithas J Social Studies X l High Track Coach ll-,.1 1. .y k 1 3 , 1: l' Q, .Y x wr'-f . ills ll? S I. rl fell c lf' -1- -J J 1 . F QRS T. 2 V MQf.'- 1 'l , - . ji 2, 1 ,f l P Ill Wi' 3-10' 1 , M i W: r 3 iv g1,2 Q :ll-2 z 5 ,, g'ff,:- 2-V' Williim J. Bghiqess Educati fi l'f5f1iQff,5f' Alvisory Coun ,V Xjfi ff M E4fX55Salary Cbmmittei-fill ,N i R V , I gig., A N I 'gk f,5'wQ',f' - ' A fi' V x ' - - ' ., , - 1 ,' 'I . V ll' N l w, Q' N-i. , lg' V. 1, Y. J , x1 f Q X fx X' N cjs l 3 fl 'gl .3 wg. N ' ' xx, f 'LX pl K. ' w , as '- ' ' 2' .' av, A f 1. ,f fx-iff gilxgl 5 if r X I' ff 'px 'X'-lx, -' ls NW f x f,r,5i,w31. N 2-I 'll Y VI, Xu iw If X, W .Haw .YN Q1 K., ml 1, -R e nl 1 J l- ,i., if -f l l .l if uge a . C, , ,:.a.:' ,f yf, l - I .' ', if --1 nf .:4 , W ' 11 . - - j ' ' . X A I f- 2 ' Social Sfudlesgi '--' U - -,S I-' : ll ' 1 'AX l ll lf f ,f 4 X ff Ns- 615215, A: N -' V .1-, xx? A4 5 :ces Q lx NX- ax 'f '.1.iN if Ln., w xl .l, L .,lf ,-L .. , 1 will -,x .. v i. ,- -f. xl' if , , ,- S, 1 S L UC.'9'1 .5-5 CH'5345-4-lfuilfi5??l'L is Oafh Fi A Richard H. Larimer Social Studies Jack H. Lowe Mathematics Co-sponsor VCY Frank L. Maiuri Science Counselor A. Kent Martin Z1 Effiq c l' f 1' 1 Maedella Murphy Social Studies Co-sponsor of Student Council 'll 12 if, t.c Q gs-his ? I girlie, YN-a v-'QR ft' 9 0..u'dQ',:.u 5 'Mil Q 'tg ..1 ':L-J.-n:'res, Q l .1 QLQJH at sinltwuin faculty Harry E. Niner Science- Co-sponsor of January '58 Class Sponsor of Biology Club Co-sponsor of Science Club Varsity Cross Country Coach M. Anne Parks English Tenure Committee Dagny Pladsen Homemaking Co-sponsor of January '58 Class Donald Powlesland English Co-sponsor of Student Council Carolyn Reese' English Advisory Council KSecretaryJ Curriculum Study Steering Committee Co-sponsor of '61 Class Sponsor of Y-Teens Fredric Rivkin English Advisory Council Social Committee Rhea Rowe Social Studlies Robert Schrandt Industrial-Vocational Advisory Council Social Committee Jeanne Schreiber Ruth Shaftoe Business Education Library iAssistant Librarianj School Ba nk Paul Shilling Industrial-Vocational Social Committee Tenure Committee Richard Thompson Science H. Stanley Tregembo Industrial-Vocational Charles Usztics Social Studies Reserve Football Coach Leonard W. Westerdale Industrial-Vocational Myrtle Haynes lno picturel Mathematics Co-sponsor of VCY Carolyn Wise Music and Fine Arts Director of Glee Club Director of Orchestra .lack Wise Physical Education Audio-Visual Director Jr. High Basketball Coach Jr. High Football Coach Varsity Baseball Coach Gilbert Zitzelsberger Social Studies Night School Director Co-sponsor of '60 Class Kenneth Westover Business Education United Salary Committee Jr. High Football Coach 9th Grade Basketball Coach Reserve Baseball Coach 13 'vnu-nf- ' 1Q '? 40150 ,gl wut' ,Golf if 'W ...vw-..,...,Q 'lar Fuego w-is A' special services First Row-Cecil Roberts, Director, Robert Jarlock, Driver Training, letitia Owen, Visiting Teacher, .lack Pavin, Driver Training. Second Row-Paul Randall, Driver Train- ing, Clarence Sabbath, Counselor and Attendance Worker, Mamie Segner, Visiting Teacher. Third Row-Andrew Trtan, Psychologist, Glenn Wilber, Speech Correctionist. Fourth Row-Laura Gates, School Nurse, Audrey Lewan- dowski, Dental Hygienist. school secretaries Flrst Row-Angela Glenn, Secretary to Superintendent and Board: lilllan Korticll, Director of Purchases. Second low- Dorothy Bishop, Accounts Payable Secretary, Rosalynd Lyons, Bookkeeper, Shirley Sheridan, Payroll Secretary, Dorothy N. Ferguson, Secretary to Principal. Third Row-Charlotte Kovacs, Secretary, Anna Wankevicz, Guidance Secretary: Julia Blair, Testing Clerk, William Broome, Secretary. Fourth Row--llla Mae Payne, Secretary, Joy Price, Secretary, Jackie Wallis, Secretary, Eunice A. Rice, Secretary. N7- - fm - , rfb J 1:7 'M' A f' :ff I 1 i l ! QQ! '-PQ '16 3 f- ,CII-T K' -get ,4- Q 4 W5 CGW E2 5 X FA SYM 2 G-5+-5 96253 I 29 tx , hx ,fi 1 XX 9 my 1 f Q x M .X Vx hz... '- g'- '- fl h ianuary class officers Robert E. Cooper President Harry Niner 0 Sylvia Ann Major Co-Sponsor Secretary Brenda Rhodes Vice President Patricia Jean Pollard Treasurer Dagny Pladsen Co-Sponsor ianuary seniors Gordon L. Alder General Band-8,9,lO,l l,l2 Thomas Dean Bruno College Preparatory Honor Student National Honor Society Student Council'lO Vigilanl-l2 Dennis Stephen Armos College Preparatory Jr. High Baseball-7,8 Jr. High Football-7,8 Reserve Baseball-9 Reserve Football-9 Varsity Baseball-lO Varsity Football-l0 Anderson Cade General Hi-Y Club-l l,l2 Boys' Varsity Club-I2 '25 ad '? nfl jifx l J , l 4' f fa-. 4.- X 2 C N :QR Robert Earl Berg General Recorder-l l,l2 VCY-7,8 Vigilant-12 Robert Eugene Cooper College Preparatory President-l l,l2 Band-8 Hi-Y Clubrl l,l2 Science Club-9 Boys' Varsity Club-I2 Vigilant-l2 Jr. High Basketball-7,8 Reserve Basketball-9,10 Reserve Cross Country-9,10 Varsity Basketball-ll is l A at .':. ' 7 y 1 . f .r l li Carlton Lowry Bridges College Preparatory Honor Student Band-8,9,lO,l l ,l2 Student Council-8,9 Barbara Jean Driscoll General NE Q45 r , . 5 'JL-if ZR' x tv- 'fl . -1' ....-2' 'Q -1 r x A I X . as P? K .925 XIX Doris Jean Johnson Commercial GAA-9,1O,11,12 Girls' Athletics Bowling-9,10 James Michael Johnson College Preparatory National Honor Society-11,12 Boys' Varsity Club-12 Vigilant-12 Jr. High Swimming-7,8 Varsity Swimming-9,10,11,12 Len Ann Klaiss College Preparatory Honor Student National Honor Socity-12' GAA-9 Glee Club-B,9,lO,11 Literature Club-11 Brenda R, LaMar Girls' R Club-1O,11,12 General lCll3b-8 9 Vl9 a l 2 Bowling-9,10 ' Gll'lS'. Athletics Bowling-9,10 ianuary seniors Frederic Louis Heine College Preparatory Honor Student Vigilant-12 Varsity Cross Country-10 Billy I. Johnson General Hi-Y Clubf11,12 Reserve Baseball-9,10 John Alan Hopewell College Preparatory Honor Student National Honor Society-12 Band-8,9,1O,11,12 Vigilant-12 Varsity Tennis-10,11,12 Charles Edward Johnson Industrial Boys' Varsity Club-12 Jr. High Football-7,8 9th Grade Basketball-9 Reserve Baseball-10 Reserve Football-9,10 Varsity Football-11,12 an , Y 1 Nbr' letty Jean Mason College Preparatory Salutatorian Honor Student National Honor Soc Band-7,8,9,1O,11,12 Student Council-7 Literature Club-1 1 Science Club-9,10 VCY-9,10,11,12 Vigilant-12 no L. Moore Industrial iety-11,12 Fannie Maude Mathis General Orchestra-9,10,1 1,12 Y-Teen Club-8,9 Girls' Athletics Bertha Rosalind General GAA-9,10 Y-Teen Club-9 Girls' Athletics Nelson Joe Louis Lambert General Recorder-12 vigilant-12 Juanita Marie Lewis General GAA-10 Girls' Athletics , ' 1 easy' . if , ' Ig 5 f - -- il 1 A Q ' Qty? ff M. ,LQ ,,. 56 Diane Joan Leonard General Recorder-12 Bowling-9,10 Sylvia Ann Maior College Preparatory Salutatorian Honor Student National Honor Society-1 Secretary-1 1,12 Student Council-11,12 Literature Club-9,10 Nome De Plume-11 Orchestra-8,9,1O,1 1,12 Science Club-8,9,10 Vigilant-12 1 ianuary seniors 0 I 1 Gloria Jean Nicklos Leonard Nixon iguard alterson Judi Marie Peffer Commercial Industrial I Gener Co mercial Recorder-12 Boys' Varsity Club-1 i-Y C b-12 Re rder-12 Bowling-9,10 Jr. High Football-7,8 Recor r-12 Vi Iant-12 Reserve Football-9,10 Garsit Cross ' r - ' ' Bo ling-9,10 Varsity Football 11,1 ' l I ii W ' r Mary Pelek Patricia Jean Pol - ,u i . ni e '- X f' erger Commercia I b ollege Preparatory ,Q t N, - Gir ' , U -8,9 o - ludenl 1 Vi9 Treasure - f, A X Girls' Ath - V X ee Club-8,9, - Q' N ' Bowling-9,10 Q , .9,1o,11, Q X 1 ' ilant- Y- e -8,9 Girls' Athle K 6 ff is -- I O 4 . ii, 4 O l 22 x0-'X iN N M- C 3 Il ePreparaiory X x Ns , MTWR? Kay i annon vice P esvd an - no.r sfudem Jr. High Base Jr. High F 2 8 Jr. Hig ming-7 8 Rese 3 seball-9 ,Baseball-1 2 rsiiy F6otbaIl-1 If ,Va9ifVSwim ' 01 A .dl Ifff' ' v, fvmllx wvl les er Q W : Washington Indu fl I, sfrial Va , 7 9 ' i-Y Club-11,12 Jr Hugh Ba 4' all 78 Bo S' varsiiy club-12 Jr High otball 78 'X gilant-12 9th G ade Basketball 9 9th Grade Basketball-9 Varggiy Baskefball 1 V M Reserve Basketball-10 Varsity Fogfbal J VBFSHY Basketball-ll Varsity Cross Couniry-9 10 11 I2 6 Varsity Track-9,10,11,12 1 f 'Wx is 1 al SE! gs' iune class officers Lawrence Cain Co-Sponsor Peter George Mandas President Mary Beth Taylor Secretary Evelyn Mlaclenoff Vice President Gladys Harer Co-Sponsor Gloria Dean Peterson Treasurer iune seniors Melvin E. Anderson General Jr. High Track-7,8 Jr. High Baseball-7,8 Jr. High Basketball-7,8 Jr. High Football-7,8 9th Grade Basketball-9 Reserve Basketball-9,10 Boxing-7,8,9,lO,l 1,12 Delores Marie Bargon General Glee Club-9,1O,11,12 Orchestra-9 Delores Carmen Anthony General Recorder Staff-12 VCY-11,12 Girls' Athletics-9,l0,1'l,l2 GAA-9,l0,l 1,12 Bowling-10,11,12 Rachel Mae Barnett Louis Arapakis General Science Club-9 Boys' Varsity Club-12 Reserve Football-10 Varsity Football-11,12 Carl A. Beatty Commercial CStenographic1 Industrial Glee Club-9 Orchestra-9 , . of' X? Alvietta E. Baptiste General Senior Debs-12 John A. Beaudrie General John E. Campbell College Honor Student Band-8,9,1O,11,12 Student Council-12 Hi-Y Club-11 Science Club-9 Future Teache Boys Varsi f' u - VCY-9 1 . e ask 1 A O if 0 9th ' B e K' R 4 B . Irv sityfrtrss n:Kl3 't a T .pl . g , , axis 2 54 l I . M .n 8 , ' hard C. Conatser nclustrial John G.C ett X General 1' Recorder St -12 X ' Science Club VCY-7,8,12 J s Varsity Cross ou ry- Manager I L! Varsity Track- an er 1' , xg - x r , on Gen . Recor , if . ir Gaile F. Bohnenstiehl College Honor Student National Honor Societya12 Studient Council-9 Glee Club-8a,9,1O,11,12 Literature Club-12 Girls' R Club-10,11,12 Science Club-9 VCY-12 Vigilant-12 Girls' Athletics-9,1O,11,12 GAA-9,10 Bowling-9,10 John Broadnax Industrial Student Council-9,11,12 Hi-Y Club-1 1 Boys' Varsity Club-12 Vigilant-12 Jr. High Track-7,8 Jr. High Football-7 Varsity Cross Country-9 Varsity Football-12 Varsity Swimming-9 Varsity Tracka9,11,12 Boxing-7,8,9,12 iune seniors Stella Bowdler College Honor Student Student Council-1 1 Literature Club-11,12 Science Club-9 Vigllant-12 Ronald D. Brown Industrial Band-8,9,1O,11,12 Jr. High Baseball-8 Jr. High Basketball-7 Reserve Baseball-9 Reserve Basketball-9,10 Varsity Cross Country-12 f f -I i'1w'r.gr'1P Adleane Fields General Student Co 'l-ll CV. Pres.l, fPres Senior Debs-12 Science ub-9 VCY-9 Y-Teens' b-8,9 Camp C un lor-9 GAA-l , St Iey Alvin L. Folks College Boys' Varsity Clu -I l,l Jr. High Football- 8 Varsity Football-I eneral -.Ifa , teratu C ub-9 Raym d E. D gov g..-ff' Robert Denback General Ruthe M. Ector General Student Council-7,1 0,1 l, fSec., Treas.J Recorder Staff-l 2 Science Club-9 Future Teachers'-l0 VCY-8 Y-Teens' Club-9 Camp Counselor-9 Girls' Athletics-9,10 GAA-9,10 Q ff' Brenda louise Driscoll General Girls' Athletics-7,8,9,l0 GAA-7,8,9,l O 12 Walter L. Edmonds General VCY-10,1 1,12 if 'la' , 6 G? '? f, il 2 ff l l Indus ial Q ' JF. Hi B '0- - 3 Jr. Hig : -..f.. 1 fi . nf -. u.' l H I h ' g- 'Q , ,, ff 1233, J .J iune seniors Maudine Gaston General Robert James Graham College Honor Student National Honor Society-1 1,12 Student Council-7,8,9 Literature Club-12 Boys' Photography Club-12 Science Club-9 Boys' Varsity Club-12 Vigilant-12 Jr. High Swimming-7,8 Varsity Football-11,12 Varsity Swimming-9,1O,11,12 Varsity Tennis-9,1O,11,12 Mary Ella Gholston General Recorder Staff-11,12 LaMar Gray College Hi-Y Club-ll Boys' Varsity Club-12 VCY-8,9,lO Vigilant-12 Jr. High Baseball-7,8 Jr. High Basketball-7,8 9th Grade Basketball-9 Reserve Baseball-9 Reserve Basketball-10 Varsity Basketball-11,12 David Timothy Gleckler College Band-8,9,10,11,12 Science Club-9 VCY-7,8,9,10 Vigilant-12 Reserve Basketball-10 Robert Grul Industrial Jr. High Baseball-7,8 Jr. High Basketball-8 Jr. High Football-7 Reserve Baseball-9 Reserve Football-9,10 Varsity Baseball-10,11,12 James Thomas Gleckler College Band-8,9,1O,11,12 Science Club-9 VCY-7,8,9,10 Jr. High Baseball-7,8 Reserve Baseball-10 Elmer Pedro Gudger, Jr General Recorder Staff-10,1 1,12 Seiia Kyllikki Hansen College Honor Student Student Council-12 Orchestra-1 1,12 Betty Lou Higgins College Honor Student National Honor Society- President-1 I Student Council-9 Literature Club-12 Science Club-9 Girls' State-11 VCY-7,8 11,12 Geraldine Harrison General Glee Club-10 Recorder Staff-12 VCY-9,1O,11,12 Y-Teens' Club-1 1 Future Nurses'-10,11 Bowling-9,10 Della Mae Hipps Commercial iStenographicl Honor Student National Honor Society-12 Senior Debs-12 fSec.J Recorder Staff-12 Science Club-9 VCY-9 Vigilant-12 Walter Lee Heard Janis Sylvia Henderson College General Honor Student Senior Debs-12 iTreas.J Varsity Baseball-11,12 Girls' R Club-9,10,1 1,12 Recorder Staff-1 1,12 VCY-8 Vigilant-12 Girls' Athletics-8,9,l0 GAA-7,8 Bowling-9 William Wendell Horne Lula Belle Jackson College General Varsity Cross Country-12 BOWHDQ-9 -al rt ur W. nnedy In strial rder aff-I2 Re Q Jr. High sketball-8 R erve seball-10 V ll ll 12 V May . sity it eba - , . sity C s Country-9,10 1 1 Lin a o i QQQ General X o merci erica 9 'rl '-.2 ' ' E , 1 F .. . . no ie -I 1 - S ff- I b-9 ' B T J V'g ' 1 ' - eB f - -9 Qi- I B .Hmm Literatu Stamp 1 u Future ur l C res g nge en ina th Gr as IlE1l.l ' . ., .,. ll Novella Anne Jackson College Honor Student Senior Debs-12 Science Club-9 Future Nurses-l l,l2 Girls' Athletics-7,8,9,lO GAA-7,8,9 iune seniors Delores Ann Johnson Commercial fStenographicD Salutatorian Honor Student National Honor Society-12 Senior Debs-12 CPres.J Glee Club-10 fKeiser, Ark.J Recorder Staff-12 4-H Club-8,9,lO CKeiser, Arl4.J Cheerleader-9 CKeiser, Ark.J Future Homemakers of Amer.- 9,lO fKeiser, Ark.J John Joseph Judge, Jr. General Recorder Statt-12 Vigilant-l2 Reserve Baseball-i O Peter David Keen Industrial Boys' Varsity Club-I2 Reserve Baseball-10 Reserve Football-9,10 Varsity Football-11,12 ai' ii' Jesse James Meadows Industrial Honor Student National Honor Society-12 Hi-Y Club-1 l Recorder Staff-12 Boys' Varsity Club-12 Vigilant-12 Jr. High Track-7,8 Varsity Track-9,1O,11 Evelyn Mladenoff College Honor Student National Honor Society-11 Vice-President-11,12 Student Council-9 Literature Club-12 Girls' R Club-10,11,12 Science Club-9 Jr. Round Table-12 VCY-8,9 Vigilant-12 Girls' Athletics-9,10 GAA-9 Thomas Eugene Miles General Howard Moore General Hi-Y Club-11 Orchestra-11a,12 Stamp Club-9 Jr. High Baseball-8 Reserve Baseball-10 Varsity Cross Countr Varsity Track-12 Delores Kay Lozon General Secretary-1 1 Senior Debs-12 Glee Club-10,1 1,12 Girls' R Club-1 1,12 Recorder Staff-12 Girls' AthIetics'9,10,11,12 GAA'9fl0fl 1112 Katherine Ann Mackowski r-1. , ,l2 'QK . ,Q ,Q ' W x l Peter Geo e andis College -5 Honor Stu nr National Ho or ciety-1 President-12 Literature Cl -1 Sfleme Clllb' olly Mae McDaniel Stamp Club-9,10 Boys' State-1 1 VCY-8 Varsity Tennis-9 0 1,12 , ' X l , N 7 K N. Pak! IV fic . iune seniors Mamie L. Moorer General James Harold Peer Industrial Jr. High Baseball-8 Jr. High Basketball-8 9th Grade Basketball-9 Reserve Basketball-9,10 Audrey Ethel Morris Commercial lStenographicJ Honor Student VCY-8,9,lO Future Nurses'-7 Bowling-9 Gloria Dean Peterson College Treasurer-l l ,l 2 Senior Debs-12 Orchestra-l l,l 2 Future Teachers'-9,l0 Y-Teens Club-7,8,9,lO Camp Counselor-9,lO,ll GAA-9,10 Albert Frederick Natt Industrial Recorder Staff-l l,l2 Gene A. Ramsey College National Honor Society-12 Literature Club-'I2 Vigilant-12 9th Grade Basketball-9 Varsity Tennis-9,lO,l l,l2 32 Harold A. Nessel, Jr. College National Honor Society-12 Literature Club-12 Boys' Photography Club-12 Science Club-9 Stamp Club-7,8 VCY-7,8 Vigilant-l2 Varsity Cross Country-12 Olivia C. Ramsey General VCY-9,10 Y-Teens Club-8,9,l0 GAA-lO Ruby Jewel Ridgell General Glee Club-8,9,l0,l2a Orchestra-9,iO,l lb,l2b Recorder Staff-I2 Y-Teens Club-7,8 Girls' Athletics-8,9,lO GAA-l0,l l Frank Rozsa Industrial Recorder Staff-lO,l,l,l2 Jr. High Swimming-7,8 George Robinson Industrial Band-B,9,l0,l 1,1 2 Jr. High Baseball-7,8 Jr. High Football-7,8 Reserve Baseball-10 Carolyn Sue Skaggs General Senior Debs-12 Judith Kay Roe College Valedictorian Honor Student National Honor society-1 1,12 Band-8,9,lO,l l,l2 Science Club-9 VCY-9,lO,l l,l2 Dorothy Jean Slowikowski Thomas Stokes Commercial fStenographicJ Hartmut Roeske Exchange Student QGermanyJ National Honor Society-12 fHonorary Memberj Literature Club-I2 Varsity Swimming-12 Varsity Tennis-12 General Jr. High Baseball-7,8 Jr. High Football-7 9th Grade Basketball-9 Boxing-7,8 I i lr 33 Nu' 1 1 gli 'dl lune semors Fannie C Watson Commercial lClericaI1 Senior Debs 12 Recorder Staf'f 11 12 Future Teachers 9 10 VCY 7 8 9 Vigilant 12 Y Teens Club 8 910 Camp Counselor 9 10 Claudette Whitten General Girls' R Club-11 Recorder Staff-12 Science Club-9 Girls' Athletics-7,8,9 GAA-8,9,1O Bowling-9,10 Robert M Webb Industrial Honor Student Literature Club 9 Recorder Staff 11 1 Vigllant 12 Margaret O. Williams General Student Council-11 Senior Debs-12 Orchestra-9,10,11,12 Future Teachers'-9,10 VCY-9,1O,1 1 Y-Teens Club-7,8,9 GAA-8,9 Mary Beth Taylor College Honor Student National Honor Socie Secretary-12 Band-8,9,1O,11,12 Science Club-9 VCY-7,8,9,10,1 1 Bowling-7,8 Carol Diane Voyzey General Senior Debs-12 VCY-7,8,9,10 Ty-12 Addie Lee Tower Commercial lStenographic1 Honor Student Senior Debs-12 Girls' Athletics-9,10 Myrle Jean Wasson General Charles Herve Witt Industrial Recorder Staff-11,12 Samuel Young Industrial Honor Student Jr. High Track-7,8 Varsity Cross Country-12 Varsity Track-10,11,12 Sylvia Joan Kobb Anna Lou Richardson General General Senior Debs-12 Science Club-9 Bovyling-8 Girls' Athletics-7,B,9,1O GAA-8,9,1O Bowling-8,9,1O Mildred Fields General Nome de ,Plume-10 Recorder Staff-12 Vigilant-12 Future Nurses'-10 Evelyn Carol Sanders General Future Nurses'-7,8 35 an eve ing of rama .6135 Z 1 Sf -if 1 3 - 2- Top Photo Facing Page-John Judge, Peter Mandas, Galle Bohnenstiehl, Tim Gleckler, Novella Jackson, Walter Heard. Bottom Photo Facing Page-Maudine Gaston, Janis Hender- yes means no 0 TEDDY LAWSON-Tim Glecker . . . Peter Mandas 0 EDITH MERRILL-Galle Bohnenstiehl U WILLIAM LAWSON-John Judge O T. J. MORGANETom Glecker . . . Walter Heard 0 MISS COLLINS-Novella Jackson don't tell a soul! C MRS. ANGELINE ANSON-Maudine Gaston 0 MRS. MATILDA MINGLE-Janis Henderson 0 MISS SLYVIA LOGANBERRY-Della Hipps . . . Fannie Watson 0 MRS. LUELLA LOCKHART-Dorothy Slowikowski . . . Diane Voyzey O MRS. NANCY NOTTABUD-Myrle Wasson 0 MISS PRUDENCE PINCHBIT-Carolyn Skaggs 0 MRS. CLARA CLAYPOOL-Gloria Peterson O MRS. SUSSIANA CUTTERMAN-Dolly McDaniel 0 MRS. FERGUSON-Delores Johnson which is the way to boston? 0 JOHN HARVEY-Hartmut Roeske I MARTHA HARVEY-Sylvia Kobb 0 CHRIS HARVEY--Tom Gleckler I MARY HARVEY-Stella Bowdler 1. - son, Fannie Watson, Delores Johnson, Della Hipps. Above- Hartmut Roeske, Tom Gleckler, Stella Bowdler, Sylvia Kobb. production staff director-mr. a. kent martin ASSISTED BY-Miss Gladys Harer and Mr. Lawrence Cain 0 SCENERY-Jesse Meadows 0 PROPERTIES-Alvietta Baptiste 9 COSTUMES-Delores Bargon . 0 PUBLICITY-Robert Webb 0 TICKETS-Katherine Mackowski . . 0 LIGHTING--Mr. Harry Niner 0 MAKEUP-Mrs. Barbara Wilcox 0 RECORDS-Delores Johnson . . Mary Beth Taylor . Mr. Warren Webb COSTUME COMMITTEE: Delores Lozon, Margaret Williams, Delores Anthony, Jesse Meadows, Robert Denbeck. PUBLICITY AND TICK- ETS: Alvin Folks, Elmer Gudger, Seiia Hansen, Linda Lewis, Alma Long, John Beaudrie, Stanley Flinders, Pete Mandas. STAGE AND PROPERTIES: Howard Moore, Adleane Fields, Peter Mandas, Walter Heard, Myrle Wasson, Evelyn Sanders, Robert Brown, Wendell Horne, Louis Arapakis, James McKenzie, Olivia Ramsey. USHERS: Members ofthe l2A class. ll 37 Q00 'xg Qia- NN QV WN 4 S OBZQ' Z ,J xx ' X bfi la itz N Afi- 'fdluy -3 'Q' 2 Qi' g. I 1 'Q-'fill' X fb C .-CJ., -L Our underclassmen refl t g th from childhood in their p g toward graduation. 1--4. wg. . 'Q me ' 1 I ii, , Q 'Q all W' ii' ks yi PM 5? . Q . 5 at if f f Q-7351 . , , eighth grade First Row-Pierre Abeiean, George Albu, Robert Alford, Elbert Allen. Second Row- Aaron Atkins, Darlene Ayrhart, Brenda Banks, Sandra Banoski. Third Row-Bertha Barber, Vell Bartlett, Joyce Bates, Colbert Bell. Fourth Row-Myron Benford, Zack Benford, Irene Betts, Daniel Biggerstaff. Fifth Row- Michael Boutin, Gary Bowdler, Dorothy Boyd, Robin Boynton, Sandra Bradley, Marve Bra- zill, Mildred Bulerski. Sixth Row-Cordelia Burgess, Sharon Burgess, Willie Burgess, Asi- lee Burkes, Evelyn Burr, Karlyn Burrell, John Butler. Seventh Row-Patricia Butler, Louis Cade, Shirley Campbell, Georgia Carter, Pearlie Chalk, Thomas Chapman, Stanley Chessor. nz Q gg, e 2 X is A K A avi 45 .,.. V ,iii W. V ..,, lie: , ,l 72 ' 2 5 P S9 K E. at ,,, X, f, ,..r:., sf. WT 5 R . . ,I s-asieiitl? - ,Lifts :ri-1,5555 ..1 g if u i j. 40 , W, ,Ls ,f :if gf: fl 1 V lf ' ll in 'N First Row-Brenda Clark, Bernard Clifton, Diane Collins, Marie Conatser, George Cor- bett, Marian Cotton, Willis Crawford. Second Row-Virgil Davis, David Deans, Dorothy Diehl, Harold Dierdorf, William Dixon, Gladys Donald, Vivian Durham. Third Row- Robert Farmer, James Finley, Mary Fitzgerald, Joyce Flemings, Ronald Fowler, Elaine Fudge, Carole Futrell. Fourth Row-Will Golston, William Gholston, Marvin Goode, Doris Green. Fifth Row-Paul Greene, Roberta Hairston, David Hand, Barbara Harkness. Sixth Row-Barbara Harrison, Lamar Haw- thorne, Ludie Heard, Minnie Henderson, Seventh Row-Albert Hernandez, Pauline Hill, Nancy Horvath, Sue Howard. , E S -2 1 l 4 I U ,. I'.,, sigma i i fi tv ts, V ml ll V fr I f' ll 1 'ij ,. fi j 9 if 'l 1 was-mm is Y we-L1 41 A 4' 0 iff A - -- in . 1- N' 7 f 1 al 1 5' l 4, i 7 4 it . 4 ari F .sis xl lik X ex xi 4 .fists . ' 3' if 5 Q 'T' 3 fair , 4 4. eighth grade Frist Row-Napoleon Hudson, Gill Humphrey, Louie Hyatt, Charles Jackson, Faye Jackson, Fred Jackson, Walter Jackson. Second Row- Curtis Jenkins, Judy Johnson, Minnie John- son, Paul Johnson, William Lambart, Joseph Lester, James Lewis. Third Row-Pauletta Lewis, Bettye Logan, Barbara Lovings, Doro- thy Lovings, Bill Lytle, Leroy Madison, Susan Makino. Fourth Row-Carol Malcolm, Marium Markovich, Barbara Massey, Cornelius May- field. Fifth Row-Alfonzo McGee, Linda Mil- ler, William Mitchell, Elisha Moorer. Sixth Row-Irene Natt, Richard Parker, Emma Pendarvis, Betty Perry. Seventh Row-Robert Philip, Paul Phillips, Wanda Plemmons, Fred Price. First Row-James Price, Mozella Pritchett, Marvin Ragin, Sandra Rauschenberger. Second Row-Lillian Redding, Randolph Red- Iey, John Rice, Ernest Richardson, Third Row-David Redgell, Elden Rhodes, Carolyn Robins, Linnie Robinson. Fourth Row-Sharon Robinson, William Robinson, Terry Rushing, Lester Settles. Fifth Row - Gloria Smart, Leroy Smith, Robert Smith, Vernon Smith, Harold Stiles, Donna Storey, Rita Strotman. Sixth Row-Anthony Sybil, Gary Szabo, Debora Taylor, Virginia Taylor, Walter Thack- ery, Leroy Tillman, Thomas Tinney. Seventh Row-Wanda Tomaszewski, Hattie Truitt, Roger Tucker, Billie Walker, Carol Warren, Carolyn Washington, Leo Welch. QQ. aj , rm at , all :ww .1 . V N., it Q- 1 T' W R F, ff' fi W K K 1523. We ' 1 Q '.. r Q -is as l K .1 i'.' .G is 'iliii W yi in llfii 1 iil ' I Q iii lam T 'wr 'HD ,W we N, M. as rf.- ,i 'tx 43 Blk new eighth grade and ninth grade First Row-Barthell White, Florece White, Gerald Whitehead, Kenneth Wilburn. Second Row-Robert Wourman, Charles Wright. Ninth Grade-Anthula Asimou, Ronald Bailey. Third Row-Meta Ball, Ernestine Bankhead, Sylvester Barber, Ona Baron. Fourth Row- Ronald Bates, Sharon Beaver, Russell Behm, Joyce Belisle. Fifth Row- Nancy Bell, Ger- trude Blake, Ray Bohnenstiehl, Nancy Bonds, Lionel Boutin, Vivian Bowman, Danny Boyd. Sixth Row-Quintele Boynton, Gerald Broome, Bessie Brown, Patricia Brown, Patricia Brown, Vernon Bryant, Theresa Bulerski. Seventh Row-Ralph Bumgardner, Linda Bunch, Leola Burkes, Connie Burgess, Alfreda Burrell, John Bush, Mary Butson. W at gli PSE SE 330 31 1 F tm at at ss,s wifi 'QSM wg 3 ug S 4 5 im, gr R ,X SP i- H931 dw ifll 'I 44 , M Q. 555 I H elkmig l fb ninth grade First Row-Stephanie Byrne, Cleo Caldwell, Brenda Campbell, Patricia Campbell, Lorenzo Campbell, Paul Campbell, Ray Carrington. Second Row-Robert Clinkscales, Judith Cluif, Leroy Cochran, Ernest Coles, Claudette Coley, Sylvia Conaster, Virginia Cooper. Third Row- Sartor Cornell, Leland Cowans, Ellarene Craw- ford, Daniel Crihfield, Richard Crosson, Al- bert Crutchfield, George Dake. Fourth Row- Sheila Davenport, Betty Davis, Charles Davis, George Davis. Fifth Row-Patricia Davis, Maryetta Dawson, Patricia Dean, Melvin Demings. Sixth Row-Anthony Dixon, Harvey Douglas, Ralph Driscoll, Julie Dupuie, Seventh Row-Paul Dupuie, Barbara Edgette, Charles Edmonds, Kenneth Ellington. Q , H 3, .AVL-' - E 1 E ,M 0 K., 4. , ' 4 , sv L ,. ff' - I V L lid! F' if 45 'UN Qu mv Q x nr 4 1 1? , - 4 J,.' Y fs . QW!! it iv fi all 7 9? k si N ' F X , 1 ,Eli L i at .2 5 .i 46 ninth grade First Row-Edsel Ellison, Randall Evans, Robert Ezell, Carlos Faulkner, Barbara Fields, Jerry Fitzgerald, Paulette Flemings. Second Row-Cora Fletcher, Jesse Fowler, Susan Frantz, James Fudge, Douglas Gardner, Mary Genaw, Frederick Gilliam. Third Row-Rus- sell Gillum, Paul Gravlin, Errol Griffin, Rudolph Hall, Lois Hampton, Karen Harrington, Willie Hawthorne. Fourth Row-Martha Heine, Lois Hendricks, Terry Hodgkinson, Sharon Holmes. Fifth Row-Susan Holmes, Shirley Holt, Earleen Horn, Kary Horn. Sixth Row- Aunita Hunt, J. B. Ison, Arthur Jackson, Gale Jackson. Seventh Row-Olivia Jackson, Alice Jacobs, Earlene Jefferson, Marvin Johns. First Row-Patricia Johns, Alma Johnson, Doris Johnson, Jimmy Johnson. Second Row- Larry Johnson, Lois Johnson, Robert Johnson, Roger Jones. Third Row-Marjorie Kean, Wal- ter Kersey, Larry Kruskamp, Leonard Kudela. Fourth Row--Russell Kulinski, Elaine Lang- ford, Howard LaVigne, George Lewis. Fifth Row-Roger Lezotte, Jeanette Lowe, Maxine Lowery, William Lykins, John Mackowski, Robert Maddox, Linda Madison. Sixth Row- Bob Magruder, Claudia Manning, Ivory Mc- Kay, Olen McKenzie, Marvin McKinney, Cor- ole McKinnon, Etta McMahan. Seventh Row- Joseph Miles, Kenneth Miller, Robert Moco, Alan Montry, Donald Moore, Lionel Moore, Garfield Moss. 'K-. Y? .., I f if , me 'lk s sm. HL il 5 wiki 6 X :Var as QF, M .S 53 'fl 2 S' Fx, ft? s lilliilriiii I' ., ff 'S K ., . i F ninth grade First Row-Delores Murphy, Charlotte Myers, Janet Navarre, Charles Nichols. Second Row- Ralph Nixon, Edith Oliver, Carol Patterson, Randolph Payne. Third Row-Judy Peer, Frances Perkins, Constantine Petrenas, Alan Phelps. Fourth Row-Laura Pitts, Edna Price, Janice Price, Sharon Price. Fifth Row- Del- mar Provience, Allen Qualls, Mattie Redding, Geraldine Rice, Park Richardson, James Ritter, Joe Roache. Sixth Row-Josephine Robinson, Jon Roman, James Salter, Jerman Sanders, Odessa Sanders, Vincent Scafuri, Thomas .Q-is J, Schonfeld. Seventh Row-Jacob Scott, Sharol Shanteau, Kenneth Sigler, David Slowikowski, Earl Smith, June Smith, Larry Smith. 48 3 A 44 11? v 'A F I First Row-Veronica Smith, Willie Smith, Charlotte Spikberg, George Springer, Billy Steele, Leroy Stone, Edamae Sutton. Second Row-Sharon Sweet, Dorothy Thackeray, George Thomas, Shirley Thomas, Thomas Thomson, Millicent Thrower, Willie Tolbert. Third Row-Will Tower, Charlene Triplett, Charles Truitt, James Tunstull, Sidney Tun- stull, Sam Turner, Linda Voyzey. Fourth Row-Vivian Walker, Lewis Walls, Rodney Ware, David Warren. Fifth Row-Johnnie Warren, Vicky Wellington, Dorothy Wester- dale, Barbara Whitman. Sixth Row--John Wilkie, Esly Williams, Janice Williams, Teresa Williams. Seventh Row-Erma Wilson, Barbara Worley, Virginia Worley, Maude Wourman. .l l, , I i W.. 3 . U S M, Y 3 ,3 I 49 'T kiwi' in - ,fs V ,z:I.-t : .i nf 2. f 1 . g ,Unk .. 3 ., Z.L,.. i Xl get ill. 5559 ii ninth grade and tenth grade First Row-Richard Wynn, Joseph Young. Tenth Grade-Jacqueline Adams, Henry Akins, Carolyne Anthony, Sam Arapakis, Gail Bader. Second Row-Jack Bailey, Carolyn Baker, Charles Baker, Catherine Bannister, Shirley Banoski, Earl Bell, Rosa Bellinger. Third Row-Elsie Bentley, Bernice Boatwright, Shirley Bonker, Julia Bowdler, Richard Bow- man, Aaron Boynton, Frank Brafford. Fourth Row-Michael Brafford, Barbara Brown, Myr- lin Bryant, Duane Burgess. Fifth Row--Guessf ner Burgess, Jefferson Burgess, Ida Burnley, Laura Butler. Sixth Row-Dianne Carson, Abraham Channey, Lena Chirillo, Ted Clouse. Seventh Row-Shirley Cogdill, Phyllis Couper, Rudolph Cooper, Ronald Copeland. 1' tenth grade First Row-James Corbett, Alphonso Craw- ford, Gerald Crawford, Myra Crawford. Second Row-Terry Crawford, Earl Cross, Ilene Cross, Thomas Cunningham. Third Row- Clara Davis, Joyce Davis, Rebecca Davis, Ruth Davis. Fourth Row-Francene Dixon, James Doig, Danny Dorton, Carolyn Driscoll. Fifth Row-Margaret Dunson, Mary Dupuie, Wil- liam Dupuie, Barbara English, Lorin Fisher, Shirley Fleming. Sixth Row- Ronald Folks, Larry Ford, Evonne Fowler, Doreen Freeman, Floyd Gatson, David Gerstler, Leonard Ghol- ston. Seventh Row-Pamela Goode, Carrol Goolsby, Catherine Gordon, Karen Greene, John Grul, Joe Hale, James Halladay. .J Q, A ,T gil 4 3 u s Q -4? 0 I I 5 ' v gf W Q 5 .. . ,,,,, S r, , ,Q ., ,Q 5 in . ljffm 4 i Fl! 1 1, 5, l Ap, .tx : -,ik lvgnfyflfni 375 if i fi 14 51 : f L ,,. : Q, pg L wi - 1 ' I .: 'ffl' , , fn. ..,' J ' F, f A 1 z .,:c:3naz22'fe2Q,m,42f21?zQ ' - f - M- f - W 5 siiv il k ff ,me 3:0 W l , W s - aj' ' Q J -f ., - L.: ' Z --.EQTQH , . T' -sflsssix' li K 7 f , is 6 f sig ,E tenth grade First Row-John Hand, Esther Harchis, Jerry Harris, Rodman Harris. Second Row--Louis Harrison, Franklin Heard, Christine Henderson, Donna Hicok. Third Row-William Higgins, Napoleon Howard, Forest Hudson, Marshall Hunt. Fourth Row-Charles Hurst, Calloway Jackson, Sarah Jackson, Janet Johnson. Fifth Row-Robert Johnson, Sandra Johnson, Dar- ryl Jones, Devon Jones, Ernest Jones, Essie Jones, Larry Jones. Sixht Row-Oliver Jones, Russell Jones, Vertlee Jones, Patrick Keeley, Theo Klaiss, Chris Korogiannos, William Ko- zemchak. Seventh Row-Ronald Kulinski, lsrael Lambert, Robert Leonard, Herman Lewis, Rose Lewis, Veronica Libka, Veronica Lloyd. fm-fifwxysgwggq .Lv if ii' L : E iii ' ff if if fl .ff Q '91 H K dv I First Row-Janet Lozon, Robert Lyons, Ronald Lyons, Yvonne Lyons, Glynn Maddox, Larry Malone, Shirley Mashore, Second Row-Elmer Massey, Ouida Mathis, Johnnie Matthews, Dean McCarter, Dorothy McCaskill, Regina Mc- Kenzie, Jack McNiven. Third Row-William Miles, Elaine Moore, Chesler Nalt, Thomas Neff, Donna Nieman, Gary Oldt, Richard Onu- frak. Fourth Row-Eleanor Pack, Nancy Pair, Christos Palynos, Adrian Pankoff. Fifth Row- Janet Peffer, James Peggie, Jimmie Perry, Joyce Phillips. Sixth Row-Roy Plemmons, Harry Powers, Eloise Preston, Corbin Provi- ence, Seventh Row--Stewart Ramsay, Donna Rauschenberger, Marvin Richardson, Ronald Rickman. W, Y V' 'F L J ' 1 E af , A ,I - ri wa F, 53 ,156 as L , . ,Q i P? 4 4 ml 4' 5 . it il.. -Y .. . 5 4 vs! - ' 1 '. ' R1 I, Z 'ju ,, .K ' 5 'gf .Jas QL: . Y ff- . - ,gif .. rw-1 sim s .f?tfit'w? . H .. + .. Y 1 st tgfwi, I 1 sv. . 3 BER .. ,EI .- M4..4f..f.1g-.r1g: .Ll N if wifi fr fi s I, Q 7, . fl 'tn . l V lf? .Lf 1 V .5 ., 1. ,Q s . W :VV Qs.. . -was X S K . swf .HN . gi . 'W' M. 1 M 'W it 'lee Sf., S y few 5 . f'-er ...wi 54 tenth grade First Row-Lois Ridlgel, Edward Ridley, Ger- ald Ritter, Patricia Fitfe, Yvonne Scarber, Leon Sexsmith, Janice Shannon. Second Row- Herin Shelton, Larry Shepherd, Aletha Smith, Lazaun Smith, Marvin Smith, John Sorrell, Freddie Steele. Third Row--Lawrence Sweet, Carol Sychak, Donald Tackett, Okie Tackett, Harlena Taylor, Nancey Taylor, Earlene Till- man. Fourth Row-Marilyn Truitt, Fred Tucker, Rosa Voltzikou, Cornelius Weatherford. Fifth Row-Arthur Welch, Namon West, Eve White, George White. Sixth Row- Porter White, Clit- fordl Whitehead, Frederick Wilburn, George Williams. Seventh Row-- Karen Williams, Robert Williams, Ed Willis, Sharon Witt. tenth grade and eleventh grade First Row-Robert Woods, Carol Wright, Brenda Wyatt, Willie Wynn. Second Row- Jacqueline Yops, Richard Zmuda, Mary Zouy- ras. Eleventh Grade-June Anthony. Third Row-Nancy Arwood, Kenneth Ballinger, Maxine Bankhead, Hattie Bargon. Fourth Row-Robert Bates, Bernard Beaver, Deniese Benford, Carol Bergeron. Fifth Row-Pat Bowdler, Calvin Butler, Brenda Bridges, Paul Brown, Stanley Brown, Barbara Burrell, Gayle Campbell. Sixth Row-Ruth Campbell, An- drew Coleman, Dennis Cody, Roberta Cross, Terry Crosson, Jeffrey Dalton, Barbara Davis. Seventh Row-Caroline Davis, Ronald Davis, Frederick Demings, Annie Dixon, Helene Ec- tor, Betty Ellington, James Dunson. - C it . ln U K -vig. flr., xl,v ' l, yi y gr t ll, - 3 f xx P r uf? 31 y .4-ll l ,lx A ,ff it -, s at ' ,, .,s x-gi ' ,x ff. ,ga.. - . if eleventh grade First Row-Dennis Ellington, Laura Epperson, Deloise Fair, Inez Flanders. Second Row- Cynthia Folks, Thomas Fortner, Elton Fowler, Donald Gardner. Third Row-Margaret Gas- ton, George Gilliam, Carolyn Goforih, Gus Grias. Fourth Row-Everett Griffin, John Hall, Cleo Harrington, Joyce Harrington. Fifth Row-Carol Heath, Pauline Herrer, Della Hill, George Hinkson,,Marcia Hopewell, Leona Hos- kin, Carolyn Jackson. Sixth Row-Lafayette Jackson, Clarissa Jefferson, Joseph Johnson, Lavern Johnson, Governor Johnson, Peggie Johnson, Thomas Keller. Seventh Row-Shine ley Kennedy, Ronald King, MarLene Lawson, Barbara Mackowski, Brenda Magruder, Shir- - ley McKinney, Leona Mexico. .3 . 'T' 56 I i 5 V ,I H, ,f If I ,ri f I r N. Q wife-s N ,' -Qfff I i ' 'ii,, A , it '4 5, i ' Y D eleventh grade First Rowe-Robert Miller, Leron Mims, Marlin Mitchell, Steve Mokrenski, Velma Mollett, Sam Moorer, Patricia Moss, Second Row-Nicholas Motesnitsas, Kenneth Munro, Pauline Myers, Mattie Myricks, Shirley Myricks, Carol Nem- 'eth, Alean Nixon. Third Row-James Norris, Mildred Patterson, David Phillips, Elizabeth Pitocco, Walter Popyk, Gwendolyn Pruietl, Janet Rauschenberger. Fourth Row-Donna Reddiclc, Anna Richardson, Larry Rickman, Gertrude Roberts. Fifth Row-Roosevelt Robe inson, Lewis Rose, Jerry Roth, Barbara Sar- tor. Sixth Rowilfarl Selman, Larry Sexsmith, Larry Seymour, Larry Shelton. Seventh Rowe Peggy Smith, Will Smith, Katherine Stanlco- vich, Lillian Stanley. 4 l 'it L 5 .. 'A , 1 ' 4 - ' if fi 1 2' 'fa , ei L ff il 2 '1- , 'Q' 4 K -i. it 'ESS 57 in L 1 '-I' s 15 Q ,Q fa if W - ' . W E ., . wi 2 if -A - 1: reggae, s- N Q? A E 1 :M X. . K QV., A.,. ,, V Q i Q 34, Ks is 2 I M ,, X i ,S - 42: aa: A Ae. Q at 4 A.: ,1' ill, -, ,Q N , g ,f ,Q aw . 9. X ...xg . , er , R, w i ,- ff mi v is , Vg . 1 ,N .g , ir, V 1 4 J i Q ' 'S Q. in X X lali A. ,wg Q vig .Wim r X ,W , ' N W . 5 3? sr se lx 1 'Q A 5 , , lim AWK iff this '4 .nm A -f eleventh grade and sub-seniors First Row--George Stevenson, Olli Taliaferro, Katie Thrower, Charles Tidwell, Vernie Tucker, Geneva Walker, Donna Warfield. Second Row-James Warren, George Waters, Gloria Wheeler, Henry White, Gregory Williams, Mildred Williams, Remell Williams. Third Row-Leonard Woods, Walter Wright. Sub Seniors-Annie Arnold, Louis Arapakis, Charles Ayrhart, Sonia Banoski, Willa Bates. Fourth Row-Omer Bellfi, Glenda Blomfelt, Arlene Bluhm, Warren Corless. Fifth Row- Thomasine Clinkscales, Alvin Folks, Sharon Fox, Robert Frew. Sixth Row-Erma Gaither, Faustine Gatson, Henry Halladay, Michael Howard. Seventh Row-Melvin Jenkins, Robert Kean, Simon Kozemchak, Marilyn Laginess. sul:-seniors and specials First Row-Charles Lee, Georgia Libka, Gary Lowe, Raymond Lyons. Second Row-Marie Laughlin, Ada Mathis, Mae Montroy, Ronald Montroy. Third Row-Lavern Navarre, James Onufrak, Valuntean Palmer, Earl Redd. Fourth Row-Henrietta Sanders, Louis Sano- vich, Steven Simon, George Speir. Fifth Row-Carolyn Stiles, Bernard Vandenberg, Clifford Williams, Joseph Zmuda. Specials- Cornell Barnes, Clayton Bell, George Broome. Sixth Row-Judith Buhr, Percy Burgess, John Burke, Cenietta Cannon, Jeanette Cannon, Joan Chaney, Clementine Comer. Seventh Row-Daniel Degg, Horold Driscoll, Edison Fowler, Patrick Fox, Tom Golernatis, Eugene Hall, Jesse Harrington. 1' 1 A 'iii ifjpf if 'I L, ii 421 , , W ' 'fill' -- . ' 11,1 ' mug: il l . 1 t 4 1 , I I s WI!! X- 5 lhlt film specials and late pictures First Row-Barbara Hooks, Henry Johnson, Lloyd Johnson, Richard Johnson. Second Row-Rose Mary Johnson, Patsy Jones, Mar- garet Kuhn, Lamonte Leblanc. Third Row- Carl Lee, Joseph Lewis, John Luckett, Arthur Manning. Fourth Row-Robert Mayrand, Her- man McDaniel, Robert Mexico, Edith Moore. Fifth Row-Jean Mosley, Milton Myers, Mary Ousley, William Payne, Kenneth Reed, Thelma Richardson, Charles Roberts. Sixth Row- Betty Stefan, Wallace West, Verner Williams, Clarence Wilson, Rosa Wilson, Felix Wright, Mamie Wright. Seventh Row - Mariorie Wright, Samuel Winn. late Pictures-Freda Bonds, Edward Davis, Barbara Fields, Ann Murphy, Patricia Nessel. it - W' M V -, 1 S -if X' AJ J M s -Y' if , ' ii as S. is 'f' Q - ' .. 1' t-tak. Fl .- w .4 .. if . .. .. i V , .QS 3. J.. .. .. i 1155? I' sr i ai L A I if. it if ' vii' if Qi .35 L freshmen state capitol ,ogy ,PN On March 6, a group of our freshmen visited the Capitol at Lansing. Four of the ninth grade unified classes left the school at 8:30 a. m. They were accompanied by Mr. Daly, Mr. Zitzelsberger, Mrs. Reese, and Miss Kosinska. Junior counselors on the trip were Dennis Cody, Stella Bowdler, and Tom Keller. ln the morning, the students were guided through the House of Representatives by Representative Boyd, who is from our district. We were introduced to the House, and the faculty members of our group were allowed to sit on the floor of the House. In the afternoon we met Governor Williams, were introduced to the Senate by Senator Novak, and visited the Supreme Court. We also visited the State Treasurer's Office and met Treasurer Brown. I 61 athletics i X O r 6 f 0 o ,-,, I XX I 7 Q I ? a X X A I U 0 1 Atleis 7 varsity football 'f 1 V C 6 16 t 7 W aa id-7' 7 N4 , . First Row-Carl Selman, Robert Graham, George Gilliam, Paul Brown, Robert Lyons, Louis Arapakis, Ronald Montroy, Raymond Lyons, John Keeley. Second Row-Will Smith, Lafayette Jackson, Andrew Cole- man, Walter Wynn, Leron Mims, James Dunson, Leonard Woods, Gary Shannon, Leonard Nixon, Pete Keen. Third Row-Alvin Folks, Robert Woods, Walter Wright, Charles Johnson, Elton Fowler, Earl Cross, Corbin Provience, Lester Stevens, George Stevenson, Robert Kean, Arthur Welch. for the record 0 Rouge 6 - Ecorse 6 0 Rouge 38 - Hamtramck 0 0 Rouge 14 - lnkster 6 I Rouge 26 - Willow Run O 0 Rouge 31 - Romulus O 0 Rouge 13 - Harvey Lowrey 13 0 Rouge 25 - Highland Park 0 0 Rouge 14 - Melvindale 26 Bob on guard. Pete gives advice. 64 Coach Edward Futrell varsity cross country First Row-John Campbell, Willie Brim, Warren Corless, David Gerstler. Third Row-Harold Nessel, John Hand Robert Washington, Calvin Butler, Ronald Kulinski, Kenneth Jefferson Burgess, Steven Simon, Richard Onufrak, Sam Ballinger. Second Row-Duane Burgess, Wendell Horne. Young, Stanley Brown, Coach Harry Niner. Ronald Brown, Henry Akins, Howard Moore, Gary Oldt, twin valley league regional meet U lst place - Rouge - 23 lst place - Howell - 46 0 2nd place - Ecorse - 53 2nd place - Rouge - 53 C 0 Rouge 22 - Trenton 33 Q I Rouge 20 - Ecorse 38 0 Rouge I9 - Hamtramck 38 0 Rouge 18 - Taylor Center 37 0 Rouge l7 - Catholic Central 41 0 Rouge lo - Dearborn Fordson 47 0 Rouge 23 - lnkster 32 0 Rouge 15 - De La Salle 41 0 Rouge 20 - Melvindale 39 0 Rouge 15 - Romulus 42 9 Rouge 25 - lnkster 30 state class b champions - 1954, 1955, 1957 3rd place - Melvindale - 74 4th place - Romulus - 80 albion invitational lst place - Rouge - 66 2nd place - Howell - 69 leight others enteredl Rouge placed first in all dual meets, first in T.V.C. fourth year in a row, and first in state. 65 3rd place - Marysville - lseven others enteredj state championships lst place - Rouge 2nd place - Howell Coach Harry Niner varsity basketball First Row-Elton Fowler, Everett Griffin, Ronald Montroy, Gardner, James Dunson, George Stevenson, Coach Lofton Lamar Gray, Walter Popyk, Will Smith, Second Row-Donald Greene, Leonard Woodsg Donald Tackett, Aaron Boynton. league game, independent games 0 Rouge 64 - Willow Run 56 0 Rouge 52 - Highland Park 56 0 Rouge 61 - Melvindale 50 0 Rouge 49 - Hamtramck 60 0 Rouge 62 - Romulus 53 0 Rouge 60 - Wyandotte St. Patricks 51 0 Rouge 59 - Harvey Lowrey 36 0 Rouge 75 - Alpena 53 0 Rouge 66 - Ecorse 51 0 Rouge 68 - Willow Run 51 0 Rouge 39 - Melyindale 37 0 Rouge 87 - Romulus 60 0 Rouge 61 - Harvey Lowrey 41 0 Rouge 55 - Ecorse 51 center line invitational 0 Rouge 54 - De La Salle 31 0 Rouge 45 - lnkster 44 0 R I 0 R Rouge 42 - Catholic Central 45 regional ouge 77 - Willow Run 53 Rouge 63 - lnkster Roosevelt 46 semi-finals ouge 70 - Flint Tech 47 district 0 Rouge 65 - Wyandotte Mt. Carmel 51 0 Rouge 57 - Ecorse 38 quarter finals 0 Rouge 59 - Hamtramck St. Florian 47 finals 0 Rouge 51 - East Lansing 62 66 Coach Lofton Greene varsity swimming team First Row- 0 Jerry Fitzgerald 0 Leon Sexsmith 0 John Grul I Larry Ford 0 Richard Zmuda 0 Joe Johnson Second Row- ' Hartmut Roeske 0 Thomas Schonfeld I William Higgins I Gary Oldt 0 Russel Kulinski I Richard Crosson 0 Coach Roy Krueger Third Row- ' James Halladay 9 Ronald Kulinski U George Speir 0 Robert Graham 0 David Phillips 0 Steve Mokrenski 0 Leroy Cochran independent meets 0 Rouge 47 - Ypsilanti Roosevelt 37 0 Rouge 65 - Riverview 20 0 Rouge 44 - Trenton 52 0 Rouge 52 - Hamtramck 44 0 Rouge 35 - Lincoln Park 61 0 Rouge 55 - University High 40 0 Rouge 50 - Visitation 37 0 Rouge 52 - University High 43 0 Rouge 57 - Hamtramck 39 9 Rouge 36 - Ypsilanti Roosevelt 60 0 Rouge 63 - Riverview 22 0 Rouge 46 - Trenton 50 league meets 0 Rouge 50 - Harvey Lowrey 42 0 Rouge 35 - Ecorse 57 0 Rouge 44 - Harvey Lowrey 52 0 Rouge 39 - Ecorse 57 1. V. C. U Rouge placed third state 0 Rouge placed fifth Uohnson won two first places.J 67 Coach Roy Krueger varsity tennis The 9 Rouge - Allen Park ,........... 9 Rouge - Ecorse ...A...A.... 9 Rouge - Harvey Lowrey .......,,. 9 Rouge - Lincoln Park .,..,....... 9 Rouge - Ecorse ..,...,..... 9 Rouge - Harvey Lowrey ,..,..,.. 9 Rouge - Lincoln Park .,.......... 9 Rouge - Allen Park ............ 9 Regional Meet ..,...,..... 9 State Meet .,........., First Row-Joe Johnson, Gary Oldf, James Doig, John Hand, Steve Mokrenski. Second Row-William Higgins, Pete Mandas, Robert Graham, Roger Loughrige, Gene Ramsey. No picture-Coach Ruth Greig. schedule 68 Coach Ruth Greig varsity track V' First Row-Fred Wilbur, Everett Griffin, Robert Wilson, John Broadnax, Ronald Kulinski, Coach Roy Krueger, Third Namon West, John Campbell, Duane Burgess, Warren Cor- Row-Henry Akins, Carl Selman, Elton Fowler, Donald less, Calvin Butler, Robert Leonard. Second Row-Robert Gardner, James Dunson, Leonard Woods, Art Welch, Samuel Woods, Will Smith, George Stevenson, Andrew Coleman, Young. 0 Rouge - Huron Relays ,,.,..,. 0 Rouge - Romulus..,..,,,. 0 Rouge - Ecorse ,,...,. ,. ' Albion Relays .,......... . 'Rouge - Willow Run... H 9 Rouge - Harvey Lowrey ' Rouge - Melvindale... , ' Regional Meet ....... . ' Central Mich. Relays .,.. ' State Meet ....... ' Rouge - Hamtramck.. , 9 League Meet....,... varsity baseball Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Riverview Catholic Central Lincoln Park Harvey Lowrey Hamtramck .. Ecorse Willow Run Catholic Central . . Melvindale ., ., Romulus Hamtramck . Harvey Lowrey Ecorse Riverview .. ,. Willow Run Melvindale Romulus . . 9 U. of D. Relays ,. .. First Row-George Speir, Dennis Cody, Thomas Keller, Omer Belfi, Arthur Kennedy, Leroy Norwood. Second Row-Coach Jack Wise, Walter Norwood, Thomas Fortner, Walter Heard, Will Smith, Walter Popyk, Louis Sanovich. 69 reserve football First Row-J. Fudge, R. Johnson, L. Sexsmith, W. Steele, A. Jackson, R. Leonard. Second Row-J. Tunstall, C. Wilson, J. Sorrell, M. Hunt, C. Jackson, W. Higgins, S. Turner, Coach Charles Usztics. Third Row--C. Crutchfield, W. Heard, I. Lambart, D. Jones, F. Hudson, F. Tucker. the record 0 Rouge 19 - Fordson 30 0 Rouge O - Edsel Ford 34 0 Rouge 8 - Willow Run 12 0 Rouge 12 - Romulus 6 0 Rouge 7 - Harvey Lowrey 7 0 Rouge 13 - Hamtramck I4 0 Rouge 6 - Melvindale 2 First Row-J. Wilkie, F. Wilburn, J. Doig, G. Moss, C. Jones, R. Harris. Second Row-G. Dake, C. Copeland, R. Folks, E. Williams, N. West, A. Boynton. Third Row- P. Richardson, R. Kulinski, J. McNiven, L. Harrison, L. Malone, D. Gardner. 70 ir. high football rs H Ki- First Row-E. Moore, M. Goode, W. Burgess, R. Boynton, J. Butler, W. Gholston, M. Ragins, G. Whitehead. Second Row-Coach Kenneth Westover, R. Redley, N. Hudson, J. Price, L. Welch, Z. Benford, A. Atkins, T. Chapman, Coach Jack Wise. Third Row-W. Gholston, G. Humphrey, P. Greene, K. Wilburn, L. Cade, H. Stiles, C. Wright. 0 Rouge I3 - Carr 0 0 Rouge O - Ecorse 0 0 Rouge l3 - Copernicus 6 0 Rouge O - Melvindale 31 0 Rouge 7 - Hoover 6 0 Rouge 0 - Copernicus 8 ir. high swimming 2 , . l. ll it 0 Rouge i3 - Ecorse 63 0 Rouge 36 - Copernicus 36 0 Rouge 40 - Riverview 44 0 Rouge 42 - Copernicus 40 0 Rouge 25 - Ecorse 62 0 Rouge 54 - Lincoln Park 33 First Row-Paul Phillips, Joseph Lester, Robert Phillip, Walter Thackery, Robert Farmer, Terry Rushing. Second Row-Michael Bouton, Fred Jackson, Ernest Richardson, Daniel Biggerstaff. Third Row-Gary Zabo, Robert Allen, Bill Bowers, Gil Humphrey, Fred Henderson. 7l ninth grade basketball First Row-Terry Hodgkinson, Garfield Moss, John Roman, Lewis Walls, Coach Kenneth Westover. Second Row-Manager Sam Turner, Willie Steele, James Fudge, Marvin McKinney, Ernie Coles. Third Row-Esly Williams, Douglas Gardner, Park Richardson, Joe Roache, Jack Wilkie. 0 Rouge 58 - Catholic Central 46 O Rouge 74 - Inkster 34 0 Rouge 57 - Willow Run 19 O Rouge 50 - Ecorse 27 0 Rouge 50 - Melvindale 21 0 Rouge 56 - Willow Run 33 0 Rouge 33 - Lincoln Park 22 0 Rouge 50 - Melvindale 26 0 Rouge 41 - Romulus 21 0 Rouge 45 - Lincoln Park 31 0 Rouge 57 - Catholic Central 50 reserve ir. high ir. high basketball track baseball 0 Rouge 33 0 Rouge 34 0 Rouge 43 0 Rouge 53 0 Rouge 48 U Rouge 45 0 Rouge 43 0 Rouge 37 Highland Park 49 Willow Run 39 Melvindale 27 Romulus 35 Hamtramck 40 Harvey Lowrey 43 Ecorse 46 Melvindale 35 Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Ecorse ............ Riverview... Allen Park Melvindale Melvindale Copernicus ..,,.....,.. Ecorse ...,...,... Hoover ......,. Inkster .,........ Copernicus 72 Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Riverview... Lafayette ..... Hoover .,.....,. Ecorse ........,.. Melvinda le Lafayette ..... Ecorse ..,.,,...... Riverview... Melvindale ir. high basketball l 1 First Row-James Price, Louie Hyatt, Leroy Tillman, Willie Burgess, Zack Benford. Second Row--Gerald Whitehead, Napoleon Hudson, Charles Wright, David Hand, Leo Welch, Curtis Jenkins, Eliiah Moore, Coach Jack Wise. Third Row-Willie Gholston, Kenneth Wilburn, George Leonard, Louis Cade, Harold Stiles, Paul Greene. 0 Rouge 3O - Melvindale 24 0 Rouge 44 - Ecorse 23 0 Rouge 25 - Lafayette 21 0 Rouge 30 - Hamtramck 33 0 Rouge 30 - Hoover 23 0 Rouge 23 - Melvindale 26 0 Rouge 26 - Hamtramck 21 l'eS9I'VG Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge baseball Riverview . ,. Catholic Central Lincoln Park . Harvey Lowrey., Hamtramck Ecorse , Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Willow Run ,,.,..,. Catholic Central Melvindale. .....,. .. Romulus.. ,....,, ., Hamtramck .,.. ..,.. . Harvey Lowreyu, . .. 73 Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Rouge Ecorse ............ Riverview ..,.. Willow Run Melvindale-, Romulus ......... 'xkf-'-.. ,RWM 'N-., MW, M simian -if-uunxv -v., In girls' 'Awe def' A W A J 5 gg Tk if athletics ,E-gm, 1 wp., , Y ,, fry, 4 K V , any A , -.wi ,Ja ' a 4 , , u Af f 4 ff 'Swag ,, 1 X? ' :sf 1, ag ' gf 3, f sv v LM. ,..Q. , A I , ,gi wx I V x ei 1, ry, v, n, fg , Y ,Q rf N 7.x 73-. ,J 522 X if 5 ? f si 'Qlgji .Mew 4 . 'zijn , ffffzv Oi i 9 B l l 8 r11 o Int O I1 C g.a.a I 5 55 5, . First Row-Tornie Mosley, Donna Hicok, Sharon Baron, Gail Bader, Ona Baron, Anita Hunt, Joyce Crawford, Barbara Brown, Theo Lou Klaiss, Janice Shannon, Deniese Benford, Della Hill, Vivian Walker, Ernestine Bankhead, Second Row- Deloise Fair, Susan Frantz, Carol McKinnon, Jeanette Lowe, Stephanie Byrne, Pat Davis, Helene Ector, Janet Lozon, Marsha Hopewell, Mildred Williams, Gloria Wheeler, Clarissa Jefferson, Yvonne Fowler, Geneva Walker, Ann Murphy, Third Row-Delores Anthony, Barbara Fields, Kay Driscoll, Carolyn Swain, Carolyn Driscoll, Janet Raschenberger, Patri- cia Bowdler, Lillian Stanley, Dean McCarter, Lois Ridgel, Cleo Harrington, Donna Reddick, Vivian Bowman, Sharon Price, Carolyn Baker, Adrian Pankoff, Nancy Pair, Donna Nieman, Joyce Phillips, Sponsor Mrs. Grieg. Fourth Row-Alice Jacobs, Sharol Shanteau, Shirley Fleming, Roberta Cross, Ruth Campbell, Mattie Myricks, lda Burnley, Sandra Johnson, Remell Williams, Henrietta Sanders, Gayle Campbell, Virginia Cooper. aC1'V1' ' -'ff 1 .K 3 1- ll f I f I f 4 f' c, Y N A , .-1' i: :EER A Q , ls- 42.11 X ,7 ,v . 57-1 4 .L ' K I I LA: A ,QL f 5 Zi, I -:- -- - Af I' fl f . C' ff I' band First Row-Mary Beth Taylor, Judith Cluff, Melvin Dernings, Johnnie Matthews, George White, Sharon Fox, John Camp- bell, Ronald Brown, Judith Roe. Second Row-Evonne Fow- ler, John Bush, Marvin McKinney, Patricia Brown, Tom Tin- ney, Danny Boyd, Errol Griffin, David Ridgel, Cornelius Weatherford, Larry Ford, Shirley Kennedy. Third Row--David Deans, Sharol Shanteau, Quintele Boynton, Virginia Taylor, James Finley, Barthell White, Allan Montry, James Fudge, Willie Wynn, George Robinson, Stanley Brown, George Waters, Tim Gleckler, Robert Smith, Eldon Rhodes, Bernard Clifton, Larry Shepherd, Warren Corless, Tom Gleckler, David Gerstler. 78 Early in September the River Rouge High School Band began its activities. This year the band played at seven football games. Four weeks after the marching season, the band presented a Christmas concert. They played for two National Honor Society assemblies and for January commencement exercises. In March, members of the band participated in the District Solo and Ensemble Festival, the entire band played in the District Band Festival, sponsored by the South- eastern Band and Orchestra Association, First divisions en- abled the members to compete for top honors in the State Solo, and Ensemble Festivals. In April the group presented an outstanding spring concert performance. The band led both the Memorial Day and Halloween parades down Jeffer- son Avenue. The successful year was terminatd as the band played for the June graduation exercises. 79 -ii . .Q l I i l f . 1 1 5 l I: 6 4 F' 'L . - fy -' si i lm, -0-. 1 - k .1 by X 1 f V, ill 4 fl D' K' -N3 15 af 5 Mac E. Carr, Director orchestra First Row-Richard Bowman, Vivian Walker, James Finley, Seiia Hansen, Patricia Walker, Brenda Campbell, Maxine Bankhead, Donna Reddick, Patricia Pollard, Lois Ridgell, Mar- garet Williams, Doreen Freeman. Second Row-Ruby Ridgell, Ann Murphy, Elaine Lang- ford, Sharon Price, Shirley Thomas, Gloria Peterson, Essie Jones, Patricia Bowdler, Earline Jefferson, Ernestine Bankhead, Director Miss Wise. Third Row-Barbara Davis, Howard Moore, Sylvia Maior, Clarissa Jefferson, Carol Bergeron, Katherine Mackowski, Janet Lozon, Mildred Patterson, Everitt Griffin, Barbara Brown, Bernice Boatwright. Not in pic- ture-Karen Harrington, Fannie Mathis, Odessa Sanders. glee club First Row-Hattie Bargon, Carol Bergeron, Doreen Freeman, Clarissa Jefferson, Denise Benford, Dolores Lozon, Joyce Harrington, Deloris Bargon, Lois Ridgell, Barbara English, Brenda Campbell. Second Row-Patricia Pollard, Katherine Mackowski, Brenda Rhodes, Henrietta Sanders, Essie Jones, Carolyn Baker, Barbara Mackowski, Ann Murphy, Willa Bates, Jackie Yops, Barbara Davis, Director Miss Wise. Third Row-Donna Warfield, Galle Bohnenstiehl, Glenda Blumfelt, Arlene Bluhm, Theo Klaiss, Karen Green, Eve White, Patricia Walker, Ruby Ridgell, Brenda Bridges, Donna Reddick. Not in picture-Maxine Bankhead, Clara Davis, Catherine Gordon, Sarah Jackson, Kay Rizzi. 80 APIC biology club i E Q i i G First Row--Joyce Phillips, Gail Bader, Sharon Baron, Adrian Pankoff, Brenda Magruder, Laura Epperson, Donna Hicok, Carolyn Baker, Nancy Pair. Second Row-Mr. Niner, Sponsor, Chester Natt, Richard Bowman, lda Burnley, Carolyn Driscoll, Sidney Tunstull, Johnnie Mathews, Kay Driscoll, Thelma Richardson. Third Row-Willie Wynn, Porter White, Gary Oldt, James Doig, Bill Kozemchak, Richard Onufrak, George White, Andrew Coleman, Russell Jones student council fl 0 Mr. Harry Niner, Sponsor 0 Adrian Pankoff, President 0 Richard Onufrak, Vice President e 5 1 1 . -wwaemz , First Row-Sandra Johnson, Ruth Ector, Helene Ector, Faustine Gaston, Ad- 0 M lene Fields, Ann Cole, Elaine Fudge, Patricia Davis, Peggy Smith, Donald Moore. Second Row-Gloria Wheeler, Barbara Brown, Tommy Jean Mosley, Janice Shannon, Cynthia Folks, Shirley Flemings, Brenda Wyatt, Brenda Magruder, Seiia Hansen, Mrs. Maedella Murphy. Third Row-Francis Daly, John Broadnax, Richard Bowman, Ronald Kulinski, Robert Kean, George Speir, John Luckett, Mr. Donald Powlesland. 81 It r. Francis Daly, Sponsor 0 Mrs. Maedella Murphy, Faculty Member 0 Mr. Donald Powlesland, Faculty Member 0 Adleane Fields, President 0 Faustine Gaston, Vice President 0 Ruthe Ector, Temp. Secretary-Treasurer senior debs First Row-Gloria Peterson, Margaret Williams, Adleane Fields, 0 Miss Gladys Harer, Sponsor Fannie Watson, Dolores Lozon, Delores Johnson. Second Row- Q Delores Johnson president Janice Henderson, Della Hipps, Miss Gladys Harer, Sponsor, Sylvia . ' - . Kobb' Carolyn Skaggs. 0 Sylvia Kobb, Vice President national honor society 0 Della Hipps, Secretary 0 Janice Henderson, Treasurer First Row-Miss Helen Wheater, Co-sponsor, Mary Beth Taylor, Faustine Gatson, Sharon Fox, Delores Johnson, Robert Graham, Evelyn Mladenoff, George Speir, Marilyn Laginess, Miss Jane Hartsig, Co-sponsor. Second Row-Shirley Kennedy, Judith Roe, Gaile Bohnenstiehl, Arlene Bluhm, Della Hipps, Hartmut Roeske, Everett Griffin, Ronald Montroy, Walter Popyck, Pete Mandas, Gene Ramsey. Third Row-Robert Bates, Omer Belfi, Harold Nessel, Dennis Cody, Robert Kean, Roger Loughrige, Jesse Meadows, James Onufrak. 82 0 Miss Jane Hartsig, Co-Sponsor 0 Miss Helen Wheater, Co-Sponsor 0 Robert Graham, President 0 Betty Higgins, Vice President 0 Evelyn Mladenoff, Secretary 0 George Speir, Treasurer literature club l l L First Row-Gaile Bohnenstiehl, Evelyn Mladenoff, Stella Bowdler, Betty O Mr. A. E. Rasmussen, Jr.,Sponsor Higgins, Janice Shannon, Nancy Pair, Adrian Pankoff, Laura Epperson, Theo Q David phillips presidem Lou Klaiss, Janet Lozon. Second Row-Brenda Magruder, Donna Warfield, ' Robert Graham, Gary Oldt, William Higgins, James Doig, David Gerstler, , Roger Loughrige, Tom Keller, Pete Mandas, Karen Greene, Mr. A. E. Ras- ' Denms Codvf SeUe'a'V'T'ea5U'e mussen, Jr., Sponsor. Third Row-Hartmut Roeske, Gene Ramsey, David Phillips, Jerry Roth, John Hall, Dennis Cody, Tom Fortner, George Speir. 0 George Speir, Vice President boys' photography club F' First Row-Steve Mokrenski, Tom Keller, Dennis Cocly, David Phillips, John Hall. Second Row-Mr. A. E. Rasmussen, Jr., Sponsor, Jerry Roth, Roger Loughrige, Robert Graham, Tom Fortner. 0 Mr. A. E. Rasmussen, Jr., Sponsor 0 Steve Mokrenski, President 0 Harold Nessel, Vice President 0 Robert Graham, Secretary-Treasurer 83 gir s' r club s First Row-Gaile Bohnenstiehl, Marilyn Laginess, Janet Lozon, Sonia Banoski, Sharon Fox, Patricia Bowdler, Helene Ector, Janet Peffer, Miss Joyce Buck, Sponsor, Lavern Navarre, Janis Henderson, Dolores Lozon, Carol Heath. Second Row-Joyce Phillips, Donna Nieman, Janet Raschen- burger, Evelyn Mladenoff, Patricia Wood, Velma Mollet, Lillian Stanley, Leona Mexico, Dean McCarter, Donna Hicok, Adrian Pankoff, Nancy Pair, Glenda Bloomfelt, Barbara Davis. Third Row-Donna Warfield, Stanya Stankovich, Mae Montroy, Elizabeth Pitacco, Carol Nemeth, Donna Raschenberger, Shirley Kennedy, Doreen Freeman, Marlene Law- son, Laura Eperson, Gail Bader, Sharon Baron. science club 0 Miss Joyce Buck, Sponsor 0 Dean McCarter, President 0 Patricia Bowdler, Vice President 0 Leona Mexico, Secretary 0 Julia Bowdler, Treasurer First Row-Dorothy Westerdale, Charlotte Spikeberg, Linda Bunch, Edna Price, Theresa Williams, Lois Hendricks, Judy Cluff, Martha Heine, Stephene Bryne, Carole McKinnon, Virginia Worley. Second Row-Mr. Harry Niner, Co-sponsor, Leroy Cochran, George Davis, David Gerstler, Garfield Moss, Park Richardson, Harvey Douglas, Mr. William McCollum, Co-sponsor. Third Row-Randell Evans, Paul Phillips, Ray Bohnenstiehl, Charles Nichols, Jim Doig, Jon Roman, John Wilkie. 84 0 Mr. Harry Niner, Co-sponsor 0 Mr. William McCollum, Co-sponsor 0 Jim Doig, President 0 Judy Cluff, Treasurer boys' varsity club sv we First Row-Everett Griffin, Dennis Cody, David Phillips, Joe 0 Mr. Edward Futrell, Sponsor Johnson, Steve Mokrenski, John Campbell, George Speir, Q Lama, Grayipresgdem Robert Graham, Walter Popyk. Second Row-George Steven- . John Keele Vice President son, Robert Wilson, Carl Selman, Will Smith, Alvin Folks, Calvin , Y' Butler, Elton Fowler, Ronald Kulinski, Tom Keller. Third Row- ' Dennis Cody, Secretary-Treasurer Omer Belfi, Leron Mims, Andrew Coleman, Leonard Woods, Paul Brown, James Dunson, Arthur Welch, Donald Gardner, Robert Kean. v. c.y. ' S Q .Y 'li 5 First Row-Virginia Taylor, Sharol Shanteau, Barbara 0 Miss M. Haynes, Co-sponsor Harkness Charlene Tri lett Sandra Bradley Judith r P I I Roe, Alean Nixon, Helene Ector, Barbara Burrell, Phyl- lis Cooper. Second Row-Fred Price, Terry Rushing, Daniel Biggerstaff, Carol Warren, Alfreda Burrell, Earlene Tillman, Betty Ellington. Third Row-John Cor- bett, James Gleckler, David Gleckler, Harvey Douglas, Walter Edmonds, Adam White, Kenneth Munro. B5 I Mr. Jack Lowe, Co-sponsor 0 Alean Nixon, President 0 Sharol Shanteau, Vice President 0 Barbara Burrell, Secretary-Treasurer 0 Sandra Bradley, Publicity y-teens club First Row-Pauline Myers, Sharon Robinson, Elaine Fudge, Delores Ann Murphy, Martha Heine, Judy Cluff, Barbara Burrell, Phyllis Cooper, Shirley McKinney, Sandra Johnson. Second Row-Mrs. Car- olyn Reese, Sponsor, Cora Fletcher, Barbara Brown, Mattie Myricks, Helene Ector, Catherine Gordon, Sharol Shanteau, Gloria Wheeler, Susan Holmes, Stephanie Byrne. Third Row-Cynthia Folks, Alean Nixon, Alfreda Burrell, Charlotte Myers, Earlene Tillman, Carolyn Jackson, Pamela Goode, Rebecca Davis, Kay Driscoll. cheerleaders 0 Mrs. Carolyn Reese, Sponsor 0 Shirley McKinney, President 0 Barbara Burrell, Secretary 0 Helene Ector, Assistant Secretary 0 Cynthia Folks, Treasurer First Row- 0 Janet Lozon 0 Barbara Brown 0 Mae Montroy Second Row- 0 Velma Molett 0 Marcia Hopewell 0 Lazaun Smith 86 P school scrapbook KQESK-1, Cebu River Rouge High School M Wm N Mr. Nik Hassan our malayan visitor This year we were most fortunate in having Mr. Nik Hassan, a teacher from Malaya, visit and work in our school for the months of January and February. His stay, made possible by the Depart- ments of State and Health, Education, and Welfare, gave us the opportunity for an interesting exchange of ideas between Mr. Hassan and the students and faculty of River Rouge High School. Mrs. Glenn Bowen, our superintendent Mr. Glenn Bowen, their daughter Marsha, and our visitor Mr. Nik Hassan. 88 N, Mr. Nik Hassan agrees that English Lit is fun! Y Walter Popyck, Douglas Gardner, Ron Davis, and our exchange student from Germany Hartmut Roeske find it difficult not to study with Mr. Hassan and Mr. Rasmussen keeping close watch on their activities. 89 '-c fi ' 5 Robert Cooper and his date at the J-Hop. 41 . if gm Gene Ramsey, Evelyn Mladenoff, Gaile Bohnensteihl, George Williams, Betty Higgins, and Bob Graham sitting one out. scenes around ill' 4 vcr' Miss Mishica, Jerry Roth, and John Hall preparing for Xmas. 5, Q. Q 'Q sv -Ffa'-4: . fm, L: E A Lg sf-Q M gs 23525 x .Q .W Lv- f ix W .A s Y, if iffim-f..x.. -'QSTT ,. ...,, A 1 4 . 5 A Ll. 0 E -. , x s Q QA.-I ,L L' L : 55' www Qi 1 'F-2 ,. ' A S1 'fi giil' :Q N: ,ff - ' -Y Q-L f- wf I Xi - ' 5 13' Elf ,157 -r A ii Y M? ' .,i1?5' 5' '. Q gig! ' K S -JN ' f H ..-. zr' Q Q f Nia , 4' .K H1 gf . N: ' , rv' rfixizff. fi Xa f' f ,f 2 W Q 6 m Q ,k-' ' Q. X1 ff , 2 V , , - ,L N im if K 13 a tfik- Ta. 11 . if 1 vz .. f ,f ' ff ,g'L . ' 34 4 5 n 5 J 1. . si a,? .? U x 47, sggffgrsf, , 'E G 9 ,M,WwM . K- ,. . A A ii' U I 'W - 4 . , . 1 3 , , 1 X -x if 3 S 9 ff! , 1 Q 3 5 1 -I 'lbs pi- in 'X' XJ k'i I x comme.rcial department The Commercial Department of the River Rouge High School offers courses in shorthand, typewriting, bookkeeping, office machines, commercial mathematics, and office practice. Through this department, training is given to students which will qualify them for positions as secretaries, bookkeepers, and general clerical workers. lf students take advantage of the training offered in the Commercial Department, they have a life's vocation which will pay high salaries, and lead to promotions and good fine arts department The Fine Arts Department is composed of Art, Vocal Music, Instrumental Music, Orchestra and Band. The Art classes service both the iunior and senior high school students. These classes include sketching, painting, basket weaving and ce- ramics. There are tryout courses on the iunior high level as well as advanced classes on the senior high school level. The Vocal division of the department includes voice classes on the iunior high school level, a Junior Glee Club and a Senior Glee Club. The Orchestra division is limited to string classes on both the iunior and senior high school level and guidance services The function of the guidance service of River Rouge Schools is to help each individual in the school community to attain self-direction as fast and as far as his mental, emotional, and social abilities permit. As the counselor works with teachers, students, and parents to implement this service he helps with educational and vocational planning, personal and social adfustment, and oversees the keeping of records that ensure progress in each area. Thus the counselor must be a person who is open minded, ethically conscious, and professionally trained to such a degree that he can meet his responsibilities. A counselor keeps abreast with the thinking of faculties and has on hand data to help them make the best use of their time with groups. He helps community groups interpret the school, and helps the school be aware of the wishes of language arts department Language is the means by which man communicates with man. River Rouge High School has a widely varied program in the language arts. To iuniors and seniors, it offers one year of work in journal- ism. Under the careful supervision of Mr. Roger Hannon, the second semester class puts out the Rouge Recorder. The Vigilant Annual Staff, composed of members of the graduating classes each year, works under the capable guid- ance of Mr. Andrew Rasmussen to produce an outstanding year book. library Since 1921, the River Rouge High School library has served both the city and the schools. Because of the new city library, many questions have arisen about what is going to happen to the High School library. Every high school is required to have a library, therefore the new library will belong to the city and our school library will be for the use of high school students only. The obiectives of the school library are to participate effectively in the school program as it strives to meet the needs of pupils, teachers, parents and other community school Mr. Jack Wise, Miss M. Anne Parks, Miss Dagny Pladsen, and Mr. Harry Nirier receive thanks for their efforts. positions, For students who plan to attend college, it is highly recommended that they take typewriting and, if possible, shorthand. There is a growing need for more boys to enroll in courses in the department, Knowledge of business courses offers a greater oppportunity for promotions and serves as a stepping stone to advancement for executive positions. Each year many of the boys and girls are employed by local business establishments, as well as many business organi- zations and banks in the Down River Area. a String Orchestra on the senior high school level. Band instrument classes are started in the 4th grade on Song Flutes. Instruments are substituted in the beginning of the fifth grade, and these students continue on into junior high school. Students are transferred on completion of these classes into Senior High School Band. The units that are used for public use upon request are the Girl's Glee Club, the String Orchestra, and the High School Band. In addition to this there are numerous soloists and ensembles that are available for public programs. the community. He helps the student find a way of meeting his needs in constructive ways. The guidance services follow the student wherever he goes. Placement on iobs is frequently a part of helping people ad- iust to an adult role in life. So counselors respond gladly to calls from employment personnel either for referrals or for help with specific iob placement. A student should know his counselor and seek his help. He will find that he can make choices that cause less conflict and worry if he has an experienced adult to help him find which way to go. The counselor keeps in strict confidence the problems that are discussed with him. This respect and trust should help individuals feel free to use the guidance services whenever they can profit by them. This year two courses in speech have been open to inter- ested students. Mrs. Barbara Wilcox began the program, which Mr.A. Rasmussen has carried on. They have emphasized dramatics in its many phases. As the world seems to shrink in size, the knowledge of the language and culture of other countries becomes in- creasingly important. Under the careful leadership of Miss Frances Mishica, students may learn to read, write, and speak Spanish, French, and Latin, as they study the people who use these languages as their native tongue. members, to provide boys and girls with library materials and services appropriate and most meaningful in their growth and development as individuals, and to stimulate and guide pupils in all phases of their reading that they may find necessary enioyment and satisfaction. A famous librarian once said, lf you want to be a librarian, don't come in here and tell me you like books, tell me you like people. To help people is the only real obiective of a librarian. Books are but his tool to aid humanity. departments Miss Wheater, Head of the Mathematics Department, mathematics department Fundamental logic and reasoning power are desirable traits in any type of vocation. A sound basis in these abilities is presented by the Mathematics Department. Algebra, plane geometry, trigonometry, solid geometry, and a one semester mathematics refresher course complete the high school mathe- matics cycle. Headed by Miss Wheater, this department is one of the physical education department The physical education program in our high school is planned carefully to provide effective and abundant oppor- tunities for every student to explore and to participate individually and collectively in a wide variety of activities. These activities are selected on a basis of their ability to enable the individual to recognize and to realize the eventual attainment of a high degree of mental alertness, emotional science department General science courses are offered to all ninth grade students. They give the student the fundamentals of astronomy, biology, chemistry, geology, and physics. In addition to the ordinary learning process, demonstration experiments are presented to illustrate and emphasize important scientific principles. This course enables the student to discover his scientific interest for later study. Laboratory courses in biology, chemistry, and physics are social studies department The Social Studies Department at River Rouge High School consists of courses in unified, English, and social studies, as well as individual courses in American history, world history, American government, sociolO9Y, and economics. Everyone is required to have at least one and one-half years in this department before they are issued a diploma. Particular stress is paid to current problems. We feel that both teacher and class have a right to look at controversial issues as well as historical events of the past. There should be impartial and cool discussions of these issues. Effort is made to help our students become conversant with vocational department The industrial arts and homemaking program plays an im- portant part in meeting certain personal needs of the youth of River Rouge High School. The very nature of the work requires active participation in a program which releases the tensions and strains of concentrated attention required by certain learning situations. As far as- the need for a feeling of success is concerned, there is probably no other school subiect which comes as near to making it possible for all students to attain a fair measure of success as those in industrial arts and homemaking. Ideally, each member of the class will be working on a different proiectg and, if planning and guidance has been wise, each one will be working on something within his ability to complete successfully. foreign languages idivision of language arts department! The study of foreign. languages is a gateway to better understanding of our neighbors. We write letters, visit museums, attend the theatre for productions such as ballet, musical concerts, special films, etc. We send Care packages to orphanages in foreign lands. To celebrate Christmas,,the French III and Spanish Ili classes hold open house for parents, most progressive in the school. New books and magazines are available for an industrious student. Generally fast moving, the courses cover the subiect matter completely and adequately. Mathematics is a contributing factor in industry. Applicable in pure sciences and engineering, it is used in all types of clerical work as well. There is an increasing demand for students versed in mathematics in industry and business. stability, social poise, and physical fitness. These highly desirable traits make it possible for each individual to accomplish. more things better with less effortp consequently, our physical education program makes many significant and worthwhile contributions to the total educational process of each student. open to senior high students. In these courses the student learns scientific facts primarily by the experimental method. The laboratories are fully supplied with individual equipment for each student as well as with demonstration materials for class use. These courses help develop in the student a scientific attitude, self-reliance, and an understanding and appreciation of our modern scientific achievement. nicer things in our American Heritage. We try to visualize many of the fruits of our democracy. We often show current movies to aid our pupils in obtaining a broader concept of our way of life. indirectly, good citizenship is one of the aims of all curric- ula but more especially that of our department. Students learn what we expect of good citizens. They learn about local, state, and national government, and some students actually practice government as members of our Student Council. The program here in River Rouge High School also extends to contribute to the meeting of certain needs of children in the vocational field. Our program provides tryout oppor- tunities where some of the important occupational fields may be sampled. The student may use the tools and processes of industry and is given the opportunity to study and select from the trades and occupations of adult society. In the l2th grade some placements in part-time work take place. In many cases these are the students' permanent iobs when they graduate and go to work full time. lt is hoped that the program for the boys and girls of River Rouge will be expanded in the near future by adding more facilities in a needed building expansion to the present department. former students, and college students by presenting a program in the respective languages. In Spanish, French and Latin classes we make projects in the fourth semester to coordinate the study and many activities of our classroom work. the vigilant editorial staff Mr. Roger V. Hannon and Mr. A. E. Rasmussen, Jr. Sponsors Robert Graham imnoio A. Nessel, Jn. Associm Educ' Executive Editor 'Y Q 1 ' , ,. 'r , gi t . lk ' i, Af' !,.li5i2f'- agent? 3oi'r of,' -' an 552: gjxxzf ,,',1Qqf, E' K -1 n P' sa- Friswi ?i'! .t-sift' Betty Mason Assistant Editor - , . itz J - s,, ii, E I ,ii K ' 4 .Qiiasiif ,Q 1 Mary Peiekis Underciassmen Editor Tim Gleckler Senior Editor Jessie Meadows Art Editor E G ' W3-f, -ii 'Y' I K ts -ta, L - 5 .3513 Qi-L1 2-iii ' E' i ' i'r'.i2?i5:i.'1,1' ix 'qi -- ' ' -sgszf i eagrig , 'i ii fi was z 1- - .iss ' - My 43 H525 4 .. R i 4 3 be egg A- faigfsk.-,1'5Sf' sp- ' in wif K 1 4 L J K b F , SQ Q sit Evelyn Mladenoff Roger Loughrige Kay Rizzi Gene Ramsey Richard Patterson Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Faculty Editor Faculty Editor Senior Editor 1 fist ., 1 , - . ,MV V. Us , H ' i ., fs t. ,A ,I yi. ,gin .. 14 . J X rw .42 4 . 'ir Q xi kid? it if N ilu? i In if or J K , it 2 , i . .631 . Pete Mandas Jim Johnson John Broadnax Brenda Rhodes Fannie-Watson Underciassmen Editor Sports Editor Sports Editor Sports Editor Sports Editor i i i E. -r:, E i.ii ' i r i John Hopewell Harold Nessel Len Ann Klaiss Della Hipps Joe Lambert Photographer Photo Editor Club Editor Club Editor Art Editor 1 .- 4 K. ti , i f 1 ,.-. J S' .,kk.. ., A Vf-- - B , -V ., .i aaa ia .sr ,,.i fr--1: fm-- P' ,--re J 1 J J . -irr -:Eff PM f fr ' -'gi i:ii 'i'1ti iitgilfisd iii Steve Mokrenski David Phillips John Hall Peter Keen Arthur Kennedy Photographer Photographer Photographer Photographer Photographer the vigilant business staff f I jf, I 4 r' 'Cl J iff J' Robert Webb Lamar Gray Business Manager Business Manager i X 5 Maudine Gaston Harriet Fudge Howard Moore John Judge Betty Higgins Sales Sales Sales Sales Sales .' K, Ar, l ' Janice Henderson Gaile Bohnenstiehl Stella Bowdler Tom Gleckler Mildred Fields Sales Sales Sales Sales Sales Judy Peffer Robert Cooper Albert Thomas Business Manager Business Manager Sales fNo Photoi Pgf Pgllgrd Bob Washington Brenda LaMar Anderson Cade 5,15 Sales Sales Sales Tom BFUHO Fred Heine Sylvia Maior Robert Berg Sales Sales Sales gales the recorder staff First Row-Margaret Williams, Glenda Bloomfelt, Pat Wood, Deloris Lozon, Claudette Whitten, Arlene Bluhm, Delores Johnson, Della Hipps, Ruby Ridgell, Fannie Watson, Brenda Driscoll. Second Row-Mr. Roger V. Hannon, Co-sponsor, Ruthe Ector, Fred Montry, John Judge, Roosevelt Robinson, Arthur Kennedy, John Corbett, Andrew Coleman, Delores Anthony, Mr. Roger H. Carrington, Co-sponsor. Third Row-Joe Lambert, Albert Natt, Larry Shelton, Walter Wright, Charles Witt, Larry Sexsmith, Frank Rozsa, Robert Webb, Daniel Smith. fall semester staff Editorial Staff: Editorial Board-Jesse Meadows, Judith Peffer, Gloria Nicklos, Diane Leonard. Faculty Editor-Janice Henderson. Junior High Editor-Fannie Watson. Senior High Editor-Robert Berg. Club Editor-Walter Edmonds. Art Editor-Joe Lambert. Ex- change Editor-Juanita Lewis. Boys' Sports Editor-Richard Patterson. Girls' Sports Editor- Barbara Driscoll. Copyreader-Laura Provience. Proofreaders-Mary Gholston, Mildred Fields. Typists-Juanita Lewis, Laura Provience, Barbara Driscoll, Fannie Watson, Janice Henderson, Judy Peffer, Gloria Nicklos, Diane Leonard. Business Staff: Business Manager- Frank Rozsa. Assistant Business Manager-Albert Natt. Circulation Manager-Robert Webb. Advertising Managers-Andrew Coleman, Harriet Fudge, Fred Montry, Albert Natt, Frank Rozsa, Larry Sexsmith, Larry Shelton, Daniel Smith, Robert Webb, Charles Witt. Advisors- Roger H. Carrington, Roger V. Hannon. spring semester staff Editorial Staff: Editorial Board-Fannie Watson, John Judge, Delores Johnson, Della Hipps. Faculty Editor-Ruby Ridgell, Junior High Editors-Glenda Blomfelt, Margaret Williams, Claudette Whitten. Senior High Editor-Deloris Lozon. Club Editors--Ruthe Ector, Patricia Wood. Art Editors-Geraldine Harrison, Annie Arnold. Exchange Editor-Arlene Bluhm. Boys' Sports Editors-Arthur Kennedy, Robert Webb. Girls' Sports Editor-Delores Anthony. Copyreaders-James Lambert, John Corbett. Proofreaders-Carolyn Skaggs, Roosevelt Robinson. Typists--Glenda Blomfelt, Arlene Bluhm, Della Hipps, Alma Long, Delores Lozon, Ruby Ridgell, Roosevelt Robinson, Claudette Whitten, Pat Wood, Margaret Williams, Fannie Watson, Carolyn Skaggs, Anna Richardson, Delores Johnson. Business Staff: Business Manager-Frank Rozsa. Assistant Business Manager-Albert Natt. Circulation Manager- Robert Webb. Advertising Managers-Andrew Coleman, Fred Montry, Albert Natt, Frank Rozsa, Larry Sexsmith, Larry Shelton, Daniel Smith, Robert Webb, Charles Witt, Walter Wright. Advisors-Roger H. Carrington, Roger V. Hannon. 96 are What was the score? Richard Patterson interviews Coach Roy Krueger. This layout will be best. Jesse Meadows and Judith Peffer beating the deadline. 97 v- f ri' isem T i J X E f ' , V 7' N gl, , n i JU MQW? V' ' ,jiffgfaly 121525 Egg, ' V id' Q' QU i f 909 XGA 'RO V3 9 'N XQNX A ' X 9 6 , 1 X HK ' 'f W ,ff 1, 1 v f X WAY T0 BETTER LIVING Learning provides a key to the spiritual and material riches of the world. Through learning, science and industry have combined to ' ' ce new benefits and a new measure of leisure bring new convenien , into our lives. In this evolution electricity has played a leading part. In the years to come you will live still better electrically for greater things ar ' ' hi her standards of learning to win them. Good luck to you in helping to make the dreams of today the realities of tomorrow. DETROIT EDISON e in store. But lt will take ever g 100 eyhing Brothers anufacturing Co. J E W E L E R S to the River Rouge High School Factory and Salesroom 3040 Gratiot Ave. Phono LO. 7-0600 DETROIT, MICH Compliments Of I LABADIE REXALL DRUG STORES S 10518 W. Jefferson Allen Park River Rouge n A . I8753 Ecorse Rd. 11292 W, Jefferson River ROUge, Mlchugan Phone WA. 831000 Phone Vl, 2-4320 Across From l-ancaslef Phone VI. I-4131 Wyandotte 'I3870 Fort Street Phone AV. 5-9525 Compliments of U. S. Gypsum 101 River Rouge Savings Bank TWO CONVENIENT OFFICES VI. 3-8850 10474 W. JEFFERSON AVE., RIVER ROUGE MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 102 Compliments of KRIEGHCJFF COMPANY 666i French Road Detroit 13, Michigan , X' -ze YN. 2,11- ' rfrfrl... ' Q -Q , if ' 'AZ xi i : it V n Il: Q I rw J ,. s 4 ,1 . - --Q-...gg -- J ' , i .2 0 : . flea-re' ,. jr' ,Q AQ? 4 ' 'A - - A ,af S' . ,-.-f f - what next. It's a pretty important decision, young lady-choosing the right job. Youill want to work in pleasant surround- ings- in light and airy ollices with modern equipment. And now that you're out of school, you'll expect to meet new friends where you work - young people you'll like and with whom you can enjoy your leisure time. fAnd how about a vacation with pay?J Then thereis the matter of a paycheck-it'll be nice to count on a steady income, a salary thatis good from the start and keeps getting better with regular increases. Thereis a job like this waiting for you at the telephone company! You might want to he a telephone operator or a teller, a cashier or a clerk-those are just some of the many interesting jobs Michigan Bell has for bright young high school graduates like yourself. And there's a chance to advance in all of them. You don't need experience to get a telephone job, and youill earn a good salary, even while youire learning. What next? Why not visit Michigan Bellis Employment Office? Weill be looking for you! MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY A Friendly Place to Wbrka' -F 'IO4 -1 CONGRATULATICNS to the CLASS OF 1958 Mayor, Louis Deutsch City Clerk, Donald R. Nettlow City Treasurer, Thomas Redmond Counci man Roy Cheff Counci man, Tracy Denninger Counci man Earl Beaudrie Counci man Woodrow Dillon Counci man Orlando Rinna Counci man John R. Tattan Judge, Jerry J. Gagneau Associate Judge, George Mihaiu Assessor, Arthur Valade Constables, Arthur Williams and Fred Grant T05 Congratulations Whitehead and Kales Co River Rouge, Michigan Compliments of the RIVER ROUGE HOUSING COMMISSION 1' DIAMONDS 'ff WATCHES i' CAMERAS and FILMS 'A' TAPE RECORDERS 'If PHONOGRAPHS 'A' RADIOS If TELEVISION 'If COSTUME JEWELRY We specialize in: Watch Repairing Jewelry Repairing Special Order Jewelry Work Bring us your film for Developing and Printing ALLAN'S JEWELRY Established in 1919 10529 W. Jefferson Ave. VI. 1-4070 Nexi door to Lancaster Theater L I 106 ' 1 Will he make it? Grinne11's Everything In Music 10454 W. Jefferson River Rouge, Michigan It's a Pleasure To Shop At Suulsbury 8. Son's Grocery VI. 2-3354 282 Beechwood River Rouge LOZON'S HARDWARE Everything For The Sportsman 10460 West Jefferson Avenue 1 -2940 River Rouge , Mich. IOHN CASSIDY REAL ESTATE a. INSURANCE Vinewood 2-2650 l0402 W. Jefferson Avenue, River Rouge I8 if. 1,155 Betty Higgins and Robert at the J-Hop. 107 Dana Federal Uredit Union NGR TIONS Nicholson Terminal Dock Co Vlnewood 2-7270 Vlne ood 2-7271 United Steelworkers of America A. F. L.-C. I.O. Local 1299 11424 West Jefferson Avenue River Rouge, 18 Mich. Congrafulafions To The GRADUATING CLASS EVANS MOTOR SALES LINCOLN-MERCURY 4638 WEST JEFFERSON AVENUE ECORSE, DETROIT 29, MICHIGAN Phone DUnkirk I-4900 I09 E Congratulations, Graduates! The cap and gown you wear and the diploma you receive at graduation are symbols of a real accomplishment. Never has education been more important to individuals or to our nation. Your contribution will be more valuable and more rewarding because of the self- disciplined efforts which have carried you to this high point in your life. We wish you continuing success as you move on to further education or begin to build your careers in the life of the community. N CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY Serving 835,000 customers in Michigan COMPLIMENTS FROM YOUR ARCHITECT and ENGINEER , l 110 F No finer science equipment in any high school OGLESBY 20356 Grand River Avenue EQUIPMENT COMPANY Gaylord M. Speaker KEnwood 3-8740 Detroit 19, Michlgan The Sky Was The Limit . . . CENTRAL CHAPEL: 689-93 Mack Ave. buT now, wiTh The advenT of The space age, There are absoluTely no barriers in The way of success for The ambiTious and prepared young man and woman. The challenge of conquering space has compleTely eliminaTed any iusTiTicaTion for aTTiTudes and reser- vaTions ThaT slow The recording of human progress. OpporTuniTies unlimiTed awaif Those who can meeT The one sTern qualificahon of our modern socieTy . . . Preparedness. House of nigga FUNERAL DIRECTORS CONGRESSMAN CHARLES C. DIGGS, JR., President CHARLES T. COLE, JR., SecreTary - General Manager TEmple 3-3000 SOUTHWEST CHAPEL: 1939 South Fort DUnkirk 3-7900 James P. Diggs, Manager T i'I 'I- -'--I Compliments of Kleinow Electric Co. 19 Victoria Phone River Rouge VI. 2-I3-42 SHOP YI. 2-8148 Hnunn I A. M.1'u lxlll P. M. DAIL x l N E VV C A ::FgJ:'LYxg:8786 Exon-'r luunav 1 - . Lt Y 'l ':dl F '1l2fl ' I 'U 6' ROUGE AUTO RADIATOR SERVICE ........,..,....... 9 10955 X, if RW RADIATDRB CLEANED AND REPAIRED WEST ROUGE EFFERSON MICHIG Mccnno RADIATOR Cans! ::::::::::::::::::: ' :533:35355':7: 'Jain Excl-UUIVU-Y DRIVE AN ALL NEW '58 FORD ss cusp. STREET VINEWOOD 1.7600 E A FUTRELL P RIVER RDI-IDI. EB, MICH CONGRATULATIONS and COMPLIMENTS FABRICON PRODUCTS b qi Congratulations, Seniors FERDINAND DARIN Mason Contractor-Builder 307 Richter St. River Rouge, Michigan VI. 2-6839 I ?- q . First In Quality Webster Construction Co. 'H We astest In Service 4 Hour Service HERB'S ClEANERS Phone Detroit VI 1 7380 Michigan 398 Polk St. DU. 2-7940 2747 Schaefer Hwy. Compliments of R E N O D R U G PRESCRIPTIONS R VI. I-4544 10593 W. Jefferson -- River Rouge SHEARER'S BAKERY 10545 W. Jefferson R. R. i' WEDDING CAKES 8. BIRTHDAIY CAKES GRADUATION CAKES OUR SPECIALTY i' Fresh Baked Goods Daily ON THE AVENUE Dress Shop o BRIDAL GOWNS o 10841 W. Jefferson River Rouge 18, Michigan Vlnewood l-8066 RAY'S RESTAURANT BEST FOOD IN TOWN o WA. 8-9832 - 3754 W. Jefferson, Ecorse Compliments of Detroit Marine Supply Co. Congratulations WINKWORTH FUEL AND SUPPLY 8829 West Jefferson Compliments of The Big Dollar Supermarket 599 Visger Road DON'S DRIVE - IN First In Quality Fairest In Prices Fastest In Service A Satisfied Customer is Our First Consideration 11026 W. Jefferson, River Rouge, Michigan C N A - .va Nash Great Lakes Co. Harold Bohnenstiehl,Rambler Dealer LN Business Phone VI. 3-9635 Moment Auto Wash New and Used Cars , , , , , , Specializing In Sumonizing - Blue Coral 11032 W Jefferson VI 1-6688 Clean Cars Are What We Want River Rouge VI 1-6689 All Customers Are Right Pick Up and Deliver 1839 Coolidge at Frazier Wash 51.25 Compliments of 0. H. SMITH REAL ESTATE CO. 2581 Schaefer Rd. Detroit 17, Mich. Vl. l-7470 rg sf 'Y' V JACK GI LL'S MEN'S WEAR Kromrei Motors Ecorse Body and Fender Repair ARROW SHIRTS and Rambler and Metropolitan BRANDED MEN'S WEAR New and Used Cars 3965 W. Jefferson Ave., Ecorse 29, Mich 10601 W. Jefferson River Rouge DU 1-9300 DU 1-9282 VI. 3-7325 Compliments Of swam-:'s Au'rn CULLISIUN R, 8.5, SHEET METAL BUMPING - PAINTING FRAME STRAIGHTENINE VI. 3-0317 10710 W. Jefferson 13 DELISLE R VER ROUGE, MICH. WINIRWER CSMMIJ I II C CE Students show interest in community betterment. II6 1 I 1 I W S SCS At the hop. Compliments of DR. E. A. JOHNSON T o T0METR'5T DAN BRESNAHAN'S BROILER BURGERS Member Detroit Contact Lens Center JEFF 31 G. LAKES 10603 W. Jefferson River Rouge Compliments of ARMOS 81 SONS LE NORE BEAUTY SHOP 10406 West Jefferson 3500 W. Jefferson Ecorse 29, Mich River Rouge, Michigan VI. I-5316 MARY KQLISI Prop. SERVICE WITH A SMILE II7 INDUSTRIAL MOTOR SALES, INC. 3860 W. JEFFERSON Ecorse 29, Michigan CHEVROLET CARS 81 TRUCKS WA. 8-3060 Compliments Of RIVER ROUGE HOTEL CATERING TO BANQUETS and PRIVATE PARTIES FIRST ROW - Hiram Bodrie, Head Custodian, Floyd Cumber- land, Albert Carter, Curtis Smith. SECOND ROW - Robert Blair, Chief Engineer, Louis Murray, Assistant Engineer, Paul Retting, Alfred Ruelle. VI. 2-9071 W. Jefferson at Anchor You've Tried The Rest - Now Try The Best BEAUTY SHOP - BARBER SHOP We Specialize In Children's Hair Cutting For Better Permanents - Call VI. 1-7838 itiii Margaret Abel John Dioszegi A Prop. Prop. . Cold Waving - Hair Treating Machine and Machineless Wave To Enhance i.i'i'i Your Beauty g if 7 415-417 Genessee Street E Between Hill and Stoner Streets I . as I R Compliments of KRAMER EBERTS PONTIAC A A A 'itti iil I M 'R 10226 W. Jefferson Our decorators, John Trefethen 81 Vern Dustman. River Rouge, Michigan VI. 2-3330 L- I KEN DE GROAT, Jeweler Eye Examinations Vlnewood 3-7210 Waichmakef DR. ALBERT BLAIZE Watches - Diamonds - Silverware OPTOMETRLST Hours: Daily 81 Sat. 9:30 - 5:30 P.M. Next door to Down River Federal Loan Closed Wed- - Evenings bv Appoimmenf 10524 West Jefferson Ave. Lancaster Theatre VI 3-1315 River Rouge 18, Mich. W 'mg' 'af M i9 ' CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES S. S. KRESGE COMPANY RIVER ROUGE JOHN GADDIS CONGRATULATIONS Titan Equipment Co. 10356 W JEFFERSON Corner W. Pleasant VI. 2-6550 Compliments of R. 81 S. SHOE STORE RENO BUILDING VI. 2-4747 River Rouge, Mich. Home of Bluebird Shoes Congratulations From Bean 8. Wonbay Steel Company I 181 I Pleasant Street River Rouge 18, Michigan Zdaaafadqdzizlael Sand Funeral Home 10783 W. Jefferson Avenue River Rouge, Michigan Compliments of TARDIFF BROS. INC. JAVEL CLEANSER Bus. Vl. 2-9152 DU. 2-3349 AN N'S BEAUTY SALON Specializing in Tinting Designing To Fit your Personality Ann Watson, Prop. Color Styling 244 Frazier River Rouge COMPLIMENTS of Frank Suchara A 8K P Manager MATTISON GULF SERVICE 2580 S. Schaefer WEB MACHINE COMPANY 1oouNe Fon AUTOMATICS Defroif 17, Michigan AV. 2-1878 2220 ssh semi DU. 2-9858 Prop. John Peffer Wyandotte, Mich. VI. 3-3033 K. and S. MOLD DIE CAST - PLASTIC DIES - DIE FINISHING NEW 8' USED lk BuY'SEl'l TRADE 165 Campbell St. 'Ir River Rouge Vincent A. Ventimigilia VI 3-0211 I874 Coolidge Highway River Rouge 18, Mich. Compliments of VI 2 0341 LOUIS' BARBER SHOP Louis Goodman, Prop. 456'A Palmerston River Rouge I8 9 Michigan Gallagher Funeral Home Established I9I5 10750 W. Jefferson Ave. River Rouge, Michigan Money Orders Stamps Dresses Hosiery Security Charge Accounts Jaxon's-Gifts 8. Dry Goods LADIES' AND CHlLDREN'S WEAR 318 Visger Road River Rouge 18, Michigan DU. 3-3420 Jewelry Lingerie Envelopes Utility Bills IMPERIAL BEAUTY Specializing in Tinting WA. 8-9834 224 Visger Road River Rouge 18, Michigan Twin City Hospital Pharmacy 238 Visger DU. l-9763 CAREER GIRL BEAUTE sALoN We Specialize in Perfection, not Production 3018 Fort St. 728 Biddle Ave. Lincoln Park, Mich. Wyandotte, Mich. DU. 2-3077 AV. 4-2649 Prop. Doretha Zimmer Mr. Carr and the band at Honor Society Initiation. nn I 5 McCrary's Flower and Record from the Shop Flowers , , , For A11 Occasions Rlver Rouge Klwams Club wire Se,-vice Delivery Service DU 1-9779 DU 1-0843 316 Visger Road River Rouge, Michigan BEST WISHES Congratulations, Graduates g You can buy with confidence at Comphments REGAL JEWELEBS DR B' B' RAV'-TZ VI. 1-0929 10490 W. Jefferson Ave Optometrist Large Selectit , of all Nationally Advertlseti Watches ' d 10525 West Jefferson Avenue and Keepsake Dlamon S The Annual gets underway with underclassmen pictures. 122 Your Credit Is Good at Regal' s Vlnewood 1-0771 River Rouge Poultry 8. Egg Market LIVE AND DRESSED POULTRY AND FISH 10339 W. Jefferson Ave. River Rouge 18, Mich. Compliments of CHET WARNCKE Your River Rouge High Florist 10758 W. Jefferson W VI. 2-1731 Best or LUCK, ssnioizs LOUIS WOLFE 8: SON Mews wEAn s. si-ions 10475 W. Jefferson River Rouge, Michigan The Leading Men's Wear in Town Compliments of SHlNNER'S MARKET MEATS 9 WHOLESALE 8. RETAIL 10549 W. Jefferson L. B. WOODS, the tailor i' Specializing in Cutting Double Breasted Suits Into Singles 'k 423 Visger Road Ecorse 29, Michigan DR. ..l. RIENDL OPTOMETRIST vi. 2-5019 Corner Coolidge 8. Jefferson ROUGE PUBLIC MARKET Quality Meats 8. Produce Fruits 8. Vegetables VI. 2-6299 Featuring Awrey Bakeries VI. 2-9583 9 10504 W. Jefferson American Fuel-West Side TRANSIT MIX CEMENT Coal 8. Coke - Fuel Oil Gas - Oil - Automatic Heating VI. 2-2400 1533 Coolidge River Rouge Best Wishes JOHNSON CREAMERY 536 Oak Street Wyandotte Phone AV 4- 8484 Serving the Down River Area Since 1886 Congratulations MONTlE'S BEER 8. WINE STORE 10618 W. Jefferson Ave. River Rouge Michigan Compliments Of River Rouge Fish and Poultry Market 'IO994 W. Jefferson VI. 2-3737 BILL PARRINDER RENAUD'S DRUGS FOUNTAIN SERVICE WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS 257 Burke Street MAJOR PLUMBING COMPANY PLUMBING s. HEATING WO. 'I-7777 824 Bagley Detroit, Michigan I.. ... - .. 124 Compliments of T O M ' S 'HUT 'A' Best Food At Fair Prices 'k 1 1 160 West Jefferson TRI - CITY JEWELRY DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY For the Best in Repairs or to Buy Make Your First Try ALL WORK GUARANTEED 515 Visger Road 'k Ecorse, Mich. We Can Teach a Watch to Teli the Truth Kuehne Electric Company ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS O DI. 1-2055 - 7329 Puritan Phone DU. 3-9090 CEPHUS BAKERY SPECIALIZING IN FRIED PIES Mr. 81 Mrs. Cephus,Props. 511 Visger Road - Ecorse 18, Mich. Congratulations from LOUIS I. GONIEA GENERAL INSURANCE CLASS OF '37 Vl. 2-0256 9 Burke Building HAZEN PINGREE KNOCH The Great Lakes Florist 10939 W. Jefferson Ave. River Rouge, Michigan Flower Phone: Vlnewood 1-0328 Florist Since 1840 Standard Plumbing 8. Heating, Inc. 335 Goodall St. River Rouge 18, Mich. Compliments of Grout lakes Engineering Works RIVER ROUGE IB, MICHIGAN GREAT LAKES Iron 8. Metal Co. Compliments of IINEWII IIUSEDII HOUSE OF AUTO PARTS L O C A I' 4 6 life Model WYGCIKS Marine and Ship Building Workers of America Vlnewood 2-1746 Vlnewood 2.1293 20 East Henry - River Rouge 270 I-Ialtiner 9 River Rouge, Mich. Pleasing You Pleases Us Mobilgas Vlnewood 2-9389 Paris W. Chadwell, Prop. 'k Expert Haircutting for Men, Women and Children 'k 12 DeLisIe River Rouge LIGNER'S SERVICE BRAKE SERVICE 9 GENERAL REPAIRING AAA 24 Hour Towing Service 10885 W. Jefferson - Corner Walnut Barrett 8. Moch Hardware PAINT 'A' HARDWARE 'A' PLUMBING Phone WA. 8-4060 551 Visger Rd. - Ecorse 29, Mich. VICTORY PRINTING CO. o Downriver's Leading Printer o VI. 3-2050 10880 W. Jefferson - River Rouge 18 ROUGE RECREATION Open Bowling Every Day 3:30 - 11:00 p.m. Sat. 8 Sun. Open 12 Noon VI. 3-9390 1919 Coolidge 9 River Rouge WHY NOT CLEANERS Specializing in Reweaving and Alterations of All Kinds 1 1324 W. Jefferson Sidney A. Sumlay Memorial Hospital 234 Visger Road River Rouge 18, Michigan S. B. Milton, M.D. R. H. Porter, M.D. Medical Director Medical Director of Clinic H. J. Glass, Administrator DUnkirk I-6265 Compliments of McCRARY'S BARBER SHOP 454 Polk River Rouge, Michigan Cecil Perry - Operators - M. G. McCrary Affholter Brothers Creamery 438 Grove Street wyandene, Michigan AVenue 2-2210 Compliments of Wyandotte Sporting Goods Avenue 2-6446 3033 Biddle Avenue Wyandotte, Michigan Quality Material Expert Workmanship ECONOMY SHOE REPAIR 320 Visger at Frazier We Carry a Complete Line of Accessories George Holliman Charles Bradley DU. 3-9887 Blue Star Market Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Daily WE DELIVER Open Daily 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. We Accept Payroll 81 Welfare Checks Joseph S. Najor, Mgr. 204 Visger Avenue River Rouge, Michigan Formerly Friendly Market ACE 5c to 55.00 STORE scHooL suvruss - cosmetics . srArloNEnY 535 Visger Ecorse 29, Michigan DU. I-1761 I o MWA. Q S Vs in is Q ?fiL,. 'f:? A ' , . Y fn Q- -fs-V .4 '. gl gm ' ' Aw'-, -1.51 - lf , 2 1 T ' .3 ff 11- - L ,nf .. ,, I ' - . , ff '5fEiWH453. '?'A. fTifffkg' all ' 45 L ' 1:-p.g' -' sl.. ,- - ' if f- 5- H r, . ' 'zjugtl ',:.r' , ' f :ff i. ' '19 T 'I V :Wg 1 - V 1 - r.. -' ' r' -'L ,. 4, .- . . ., +V, , .. 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