Romulus High School - Eagle Yearbook (Romulus, MI)

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Senior Class The Senior Class began their last year in high school by electing the following officers: President .............- Bill Thompson Vice President... ...John Hadyniak Secretary ....... ...Loretta Kledzik Treasurer ........ ...Jean Belco S. Council Rep... ...Albert Kratt Pete Kokila Athletic Bd. Rep -..-... Anita Kopas Advisors ...... A ...... ...Mrs. Hamilton Mr. Eberlein The class divided into two teams and sold magazines the latter part of September. The losing team gave a party for the winners. In October the Seniors had their pictures taken by the Powell Studio. They received the finished portraits before Christmas. The Seniors presented their class play 'Headed For Eden' on November l9 and 20, l9b8. It was very successful. To help ear money for the trip the class sponsored sever- al after game record dances. They also sold Christmas cards, wrapoing paper, pencils, and stationary. The Senior Prom was held May lb, the gymnasium was deco- rated with a b9'ers theme. The music was furnished by Bill Houk and his Orchestra. The class chose the white rose for the class flower. The class motto is Nalways look toward the sun and let the shadows fall beh1nd.W . Baccalaureate was held June l2 in the Romulus High School Auditorium. Graduation was held June 15. The class left on their trip, Friday June 17, to New York city. , -Q 1 Aj n 7 2 M ET Vi A AL 1 if AL' 3 , , L., -ix A A ft . AW ,. lx .,- . . K .3 w. y

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Freshmen President . . . . . Jean Belco---H Vice President. . . . Norman Smith Secretary . . . . . . . . Shirley Wilson Treasurer . . . . . . . . . Jane Schantz Student Council Rep.. L 4 . Jean Schantz Advisors . . . . . . . . Katherine Pino Clarance Schantz The Freshmen class began their activites under the lead- ership of Miss Pino and Mr. Schantz. on October 12, l9h5 the class was initiated by the Soph- omores. A party followed the initiation. Everyone had fun. The class sponsored various record dances throughout the year. These were very successful. Sophomores President . . . . ..... . Barbara Hunter Vice President, . . . Evelyn Nieman Secretary . . . . . . . Jean Beleo Treasurer . . . . . . . . L1111an Wojciechowski Student Council Rep . . . Shirley Wilson Albert Iratt Advisors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rehkopf As Sophomores, the class choose their class colors of Navy blue and white. They also selected their class rings. The main social event for the class was sponsoring an orchestra dance, featuring the 'Black Hawks.' Juniors President . . . . . . Evelyn Nieman Vice Presidentg . . . Jack Thorpe Secretary . . . . . . . Pat Turcotte Treasurer . . . . . . . . Peggy Butler Student Council Rep.. . . . David Lambert ' ' ' i ' ' u ' Jean Schantz AdviSOI'S e e e s e e e Mrs Schutter Mrs. Schutter The Juniors recevied their class rings in the fall. Everyone was well satisfied. From September 15, to September 22, they sold mag- azine subscriptions. The main event for the year for the class was their annual J-Hop which they presented November 8th, l9L7. Music was furnished by Buddy Mach and his Orchestra. They used a night club setting, The dance was very suc- cessful. During the football and basketball season they spon- sored a number of after the game dances. In the spring the Juniors selected a farce comauy for their class playg WWillie's Weekend,W which was presented April 16 and 17.

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Cordelia Archer Home Bo. Club-1 5 5 Ray Baker Senior Play Junior Play Football-2-5-4 S. Council Pres.-4 Ea le Staff-4 Trick-2-4 Virginia Bearle Jean Beloo Secretary-2 President-1 Treasure-4 Junior Play Atheltio Board Sec.-4 Bessie Mae Bell G1rl'l Glee Club-1-2 Home Ea. Club Tren.-1 Home Ee. Club-3 Spanish Club V. Pres.-3 Student Council-3 Geraldine Bell Spanish Club-4 Home Eo. Club-4 Glee Club-5-4 Joyce Bird Home Ev. Club-2-3 Home Ee. Club Pres.-3 G.A.A.-1-2-3-b Senior Play Melvin Blausey Mgr. Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 5 4 Baseball 1 Track 2 5 4