Romulus High School - Eagle Yearbook (Romulus, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1952 volume:

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If at A WK., . 1 , n ' , 1 55 .L 7 -2 1' L ' Q f-L.5'f39 1.1, .E- U'.. .11 'A f v Ljf 'f':' ,1'.:wnlN!'2 2 .4 4 lukixg A , 'xv -I, , -'rs - ?E-hifi . ,- . cram ---.k - -EF . :seaf- THE 1952 EAGLE PRESENTED BY THE URNALISM CLA OF 1952 Miss Gaus, we dedicate this annual to you who has traveled so faithfully through these last four years with us. Remember us as we will always re- member you--a kind, thoughtful, and considerate person. We, the Senior Class of 1952, wish to thank you through this dedication for the help and guidance you have given us. 2 Al wvlfvffmar I A DM IIIISTRA TIUN WILLIAM EIKER CLARENCE SCHANTZ A. B. A. B. M. A. M. A. MICHIGAN STATE NORMAL WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Superintendent of Schools High School Principal Mr. Schantz at work in his office. 4 HAROLD CASS A. B. IESTERN MICHIGAN I. A. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Athletic Director Track Coach , I Football Coach on L' .A? ft B hgh KV, 4 X DARLENE GAUS I. S. IICHIGAN STATE NORMAL llthematics ANITA GAY B. S. CENTRAL MICHIGAN Speech English Forensics LEE GOODNEY B. S. NORTHERN MICHIGAN COLLEGE EDUCATION H. A. WAYNE UNIVERSITY M. Ei Basketball Coach Asst. Football Coach Baseball Coach JEAN HOLMES B. S. ALA. POLYTECHNIC INST. Home Economics I X, In I I ,x fl- I A IARY FRANCES JENNESS B. S. IIAMI UNIVERSITY Commercial v,,,.fk.., A J , A.wf ' ,If I gg kB1f'kJij MK- i ,sf C- V 2,4-'Q-1'0 . . avg, .5 EARL L. LAMB B. S. MICHIGAN STATE NonnAL Chemistry Science ALBERT LARSON B. S. WAYNE UNIVERSITY Instrumen al Music Ex J I 1J 9 J, GAYLORD LAUGHLIN A. B. csNrnAL MncHusAn WAYNE UNIVERSITY Physics lathematics HELEN LORD B. S. CENTRAL MICHIGAN uncnusnu srArz NORMAL NORTHERN MICHIGAN Algebra Business Training Sociology JOE MANG B. S. uucH1cAN STATE NoRMAL English GERALD NAULT B. S. Nonrnsnn mlcHlsAN Manual Training Baseball Coach Asst. Football Coach RICHARD NAVARRR A. B. csnrnAL MncnnsAn English Latin ' .1 TED PARKHURST A. B. WESTERN MICHIGAN Social Living Physical Education Asst. Basketball Coach JAMES PORTER A. 5. ALsloN COLLEGQf UNIVERSITY OF'MIC IGAN Art History -7....- gL4fuLJffD I zLJ,k5'h' ROBERT ROYAL B. S. MICHIGAN STATE NORMAL H. A. unuvsnsufv or MICHIGAN Shop Com. Geography IARJORIE SCHUTTER A. B. IESTERN MICHIGAN English Librarisnvg?'y+j! . I KATHERINE SGOURIS A. B. ' uncunenu srmrz Commercial . PHYLLIS SPEAKER A. B. CENTRAL MICHIGAN Spanish Journalism English MILDRED STALKER A. B. ALauon coLLesz Home Economics I f I English in . ,. I 7g.w Qyw nf n ALBERT SZOK A. B. sr. FRANCES COLLEGE B. S. c:NTwAL MIcHesAN Art Biology JACK TRUDGEON A. B. WAYNE UNIVERSITY Vocal Music W SHIRLEY TRUMITCH B. S. MICHIGAN STATE NORMAL Physical Education I 1 1' f' . ly' I . V If 5 IM' J ,, f'fj..f f I ELIZABETH ZULKEY B. S. MICHIGAN STATE NORMAL History Economics U. S. Govt. QU ' p ,, i!,,i,l'VK xx X ,X uf I' . f 'sv' . ,uf ww e gf .. Q ,f JUDITH MAKOLIN ,4 fu 1 f --ev f DAWN RUTZ B. A. fb ' 5, A, wEsTERN MARYLAND MUfV,, Ngf' MICHIGAN STATE Guidance Counselor ' iid' Speech Correction o f L. to R.: Jean Belco, secretary to Hr. ikerg Margaret Steffans secretary to Mr. Schantz. ' Jeff Wife I FIYIORJ' JAMES ACUFF Il FOOTBALL I-2-3 BASKETBALL 2 TRACK 1-2-3 VARSITY CLUB RICHARD ALLEN UDick' rooTsALL 1-2- BAND I-2-3-A vnc: Pass. or Tnens. or nAn oRcnEsTnA 1-2 DEBATE SENIOR PLAY BAN D 4 MQW v V :aff RUTH ALLEN nStormyU SEC. SPANISH ANNUAL STAFF EAGLE STAFF X Liflgfa MAJ A, h I g. f RITA ANGEL Wlathyn CLUB .m,,J' f f ,9 ROBERT ANERY ugobn ANNUAL STAFF EAGLE STAFF LIBRARY 2-3 J x,,, I Pi' - Cv in A I fi? .Z A f'f f 2? , W' J NORMAN BAEHR WNorm' Junlon PLAY BASKETBALL .4 Q vAnslTY cLu -3 4 sruozur doun 4 ,L D 1 I y! N! X 'Nw 10.kLXgQ, RJR W STEVE BAKER JR. HSteueH FOOTBALL I-2-4 BASEBALL I-2-3-4 FRANCES BARNETT HFranf GLEE CLUB,4 K' F Es T BQ I , I 5.7 N , r 3 ,, , K IJ L r 5 i xr G. A. A. 1 CLASS TREASV 4 f A TX 1 SHIRLEY BASSETT nshlfln , GLEE cLua 1-g ff' , f. f 11' ' n J! f' 'ti If , ' . 1' ' f f Af 3 i ! f' i UL f A .UI , , . V' . 'J Y i ri I ll ,, F k K.. I fl 'I .RX ' f?Ai- ,K!m g'f,,. 1' U' 1 . I 17 AU' 1 K' ,f ' if E , nf , 11' ' MARIE BEANUM HHiseryN j 6. A. A. 4 , j OFFICE FRACTI AE,f's , f l H f M , Vf , J if.ti'.' hall - .1 A-'M H' jlwyjf Aw K 'I ' V al 1 L' Wu, ,7 I A , , 1 ' MARTHA BEARSE HHartyH GLEE CLUB I-4 MIXED CHORUS 2-3 HOME EC. CLUB Z-3-A SEC. HOME EC. CLUB 4 aw' ffiffufw awww A' ' GEORGE BERRY Januar If zzesz. . ,Q JD .A 1, f, rl . Q1 L RICHARD BIRD rv ND Dicku BA 1-2-3-4 BASEBALL I-2 FOOTBALL 2 ESTHER BOGAC nBoEien .if nf MIK, M, MARGARETE BOZELAK WMargze JUDGE STU 0U I W W . VK IQ ETH Bnooxnouss NN Hxennyn K. 3 Qu L i 3 E . .X B l -'x .Ni fl, -.I 1. E Z x, L R 3 .Rx DONNA BURNIE 'Puggie' 11,1121 GERTRUDE CHAMPAGNE UGertsieW HOME EC. CLUB I-Z-3 PRES. OF HOME EC. C GLEE CLUB I-2 ANNUAL STAFF EAGLE STAFF BARBARA COLEGROVE Barb 'f G. A. 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NFL O ll GL E E cm. u s , ,J I V,!i , ,NM K 'Tyr .M 'Af' VV, ' r A 5 ' A 1- ,- Q l wi f -1 Ks Q' i ADA ELDRIDGE Marty G. A. A. 2 HOME EC. CLU LIBRARYACLUB ANNUAL STAFF EAGLE STAFF ALFRED EALATINE hALn SENIOR BAND I-2- DANCE BAND 3-4 ORCHESTRA I-2 JUNIOR PLAY SENIOR PLAY VICE PRES. OF BA ND I-2 PRES. 0F BAND 3-4 THERESA FALATINE nTheresa' JOANNE FARR HJO YI GLEE CLUB 4 OFFICE PRACTICE 4 ARDIS FISHER nArtn GLEE CLUB 4 HOME EC. QLUB' - an IIA Aa. ff rf- V .,, Lj I 3 .ff 9 'f ,lj 'E'-ff. , I I I' H ' fqn .1 1 fp ' fyqygr jf f 3 .I.. gi- I-.I ,ff' V I I , . fa' -, T . , ACHIM FROWEIN HAchim' :MM Qi? 5 f4-1, 1 Q' ROBERT FRANK HD b TRACK 2-3 VARSITY CLUB 2-S BAND I-2-3-4 DANCE BANQ z-1-4 -f f 1 76 I I J' ' ' 5 ,wx NN q,V, V kk, ou ,N , fl ef KN MEI fy 'Mr ' .fx QQ!! If fl- NI A h5 xi. f:L NRA' fc x If 'I JOHN GEISLER HJohnny' -F 'JDJ- , 5 , N7 J Q' JJ . f 5 1? I F W, , 1 . 1 g,L3, CHARLES E. GESTER JR nEddie' FOOTBALL 1-3-A TRACK I-2-3 BAND I-2-3-4 MIXED CHORUS GLEE CLUB 3 SPANISH CLUB DANCE BAND 2- JUNIOR PLAY MIXED OUARTET STUDENT PATRO I I 3 L GERALDINE GIBBONS ' Geri ff MIXED CHORUS 3 GLEE CLUB I-2-3-4 BOOSTER CLUB A JAMES HAISLIP IIJ1 m ll FOOTBALL I-2-3-A BASEBALL I-2 DANCE BAND 1-2-3-A .AND I-2-3 VARSITY CLUB 3-A BOBBY HALL Huugsll FOOTBALL I-2-3-A BASKETBALL I-2 TRACK I-2-3 VARSITY CLUB 3-4 ATHLETIC BOARD I EDWINA HAY Hfinan GLEE CLUB I-2 .c , fuck ,L,A,fLn,,fK,,L'A-1' UIE HINRICHSEN nywen SENIOR PLAY DEBATE . t L f oogiffe ,212 pb V' f' l , JOAN HOPPE HJUBHICH G. A. A. . - - I 2 3 BASKETBALL I-2- BOWLING 2-3 f , za, fb I' - I 1 in 1,1 4-9 W If -. I , ' M W' 1' . ., A iffmiglvl ,','.,ff ,VX 1:9 NORMA HOPPE NJeann1en CHEERLEADING I. CHEERLEADING CAPTAIN HOST A HOSTESS CLUB ATHLETIC BOARD 3 4 G. A. A. I-2-3.4 G. A. A. PREL CLASS SEC. Z BOWLING 2-3 JUNIOR PLAY SENIOR PLAY --r f I f E 3, aff! L A I 4 , I LU VERNE HUGHES HLu Verne' r NJ L F 0 GLEE CLUB ulxen cuonu K 1 LIBRARYQ , OFFICE P TICE . h Q I., X . - 1' Q GX' 3, X, X I. H' I X xx, I I 9 THQ? I M THOMAS HUGHES u 'mn SEBALL. -z-a- :on PL Y Ion Y v ITYI Lua 3- xJ . Q I L1 A Cz: K. YAY X Rf XJ I ARDITH HURLBURT HArd1eH G. A. A. I HOME EC. CLUB I- BASKETBALL I-2 FRIEDA JACKSON NJGCklCH HOME EC. CLUB I GLEE CLUB 1-2 G. A. A. I-2 SENIOR PLAY A V. sql ITE-X 3 OFFICE PRACTICE A RITA KALLIES nR1tZn CHEERLEADER 1 CLASS TREAS. 3 6. A. A. I-2-3-4 SEC. TREA. G. A A. 4 SENIOR PLAY BOWLING 2-3 OFFICE PRACTICE A DOLORES KNOFSKY NDoLoresH OFFICE PRACTICE A HOME EC. CLUB I-2- STUDENT COUNCIL 4 BAND I-2-4 DANCE BAND 4 ORCHESTRA I-2-A JOAN KOKILA Hxokeu cHzanLzAosNc 2-3-4 sruoznr couNc1L 2 vucz Pass. sfunzuv Junnon PLAY DEBATE 3 EAGLE sTArr - ANNUAL STAFF MIXED CHORUS I cLcz cLua Lf G. A. A.f1ff-4' 4 COUNCIL SPANISHJQLUB nj L , Zn V BOWI7ING'g-SJ U I IL I 1 1,1 'I W1 1 My I H IV, 1 . A jnipfji :M I 2 I I ',' 'W . ,.I I I K! 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J 1 I ROSE McFADDEN HRos1eH MIXED CHORUS I-2 SPANISH CLUB I VICE PRES. HOME EC. CLUB STUDENT COUNCIL I G. A. A. I-2-3-4 ATHLETIC BOARD 2-3-4 DEBATE 4 JUNIOR PLAY SENIOR PLAY SEC. OF ATHLETIC BOARD 4 OFFICE PRACTICE 4 BOWLING 2f3 RICHARD MCMANN VRupertV FOOTBALL I-2-3-4 FOOTBALL CO-CAPTAIN 4 TRACK I-2-4 BASKETBALL 2 VARSITY CLUB 3-4 CLASS VICE PRES. 4 CLASS PRES. 3 ATHLETIC BOARD PR . 4 JUNIOR PLAL SENIOR P AY STUDENT ou L ,, X .IJLLY LL .AML ,fx , My F 'N ffiffx - ,1 I W DONALD MCMILLAN jponu A : J' I 'X it , , if ,f-.V , r ,. I 1 ! ,gg f C f I ' A Q LV If! VA KENNETH MCQUAID ukennyn FOOTBALL I-2-3-A FOOTBALL C0-CAPTAIN BASKETBALL I-2-3-4 BASEBALL I-2-3-4 CLASS PRES. I CLASS VICE PRES. 2 JUNIOR PLAY SENIOR PLAY ATHLETIC BOARD 4 VARSITY CLUB 3-4 NORMAN MEYER nNormH f I fi ,lf ff ff ' 1 91' 1 ELEANOR MILLER YYELLYN GLEE cl.ua -'-4 LIBRARY 4 y L w -N 'af I 5 , 'i .A I J I F X 6 M'J4 GERTRUDE MONTNEY HG8Tf1Cn HOME EC. CLUB SEC. GLEE CLUB I-A GLEE CLUB SEC. 4 MIXED CHORUS 2-3 EAGLE STAFF ANNUAL STAFF G. A. A. I-2 I f TL! ,...a., J If ,f'.f,,, 7' C1 'v4y.ff1 --A7'g'l4l,b'IfJ Q:'z.H ' HA! .1' I Stiff ,elm MELVIN MORGAN HHCLH STUDENT COURT I-2 LIBRARY I-2-3-A BASEBALL I GLEE CLUB I-2 LIBRARY CLUB I BETTY MORSE HBetsU V LIBRARY CLUB 2-3 HOME EC. CLUB 3 GLEE CLUB 4 V6-J3 C'v- 'M? U It CHRISTINE MUELLER nTineu DEBATE I K CL x x,I x FRANCIS NICOL D1lffy LATIN CLUB a EAGLE svur ANNUAL STAFF V. C. V. PRES. 3 BARBARA NIERMAN Barb GLEE cLua 4 I' I s fi . If in jf I I., CALVIN OLMSTEAD HJackyu JESSIE o'r'r IlJay Il G. A. A. 3 JUNIOR PLAY Z .. X , .412 y'Zb-fa.-.4 U ,ZW M97 DELORES PANKEY upeen MIXED CHDRUS I-2-3 GLEE CLUB I HOME EC. CLUB 4 G A A I s. ANN PARK nAnnu BASKETBALL I-2-3 EAGLE STAFF AN UAL STAFF MI sn cnonu I no LING L so TBALL 2 GLRCLUB 4 I .1 A, MARJORIE PARSONS nyargen Home sc. cnua 4-z-a LIBRARY I , orsncz PRACTICI14 G.A.A.4 M, -'T3 N, .Ay . k K , U 5 1 , , 1 fl X 1 I I 1 ,II PATRICIA PARSONS npatu G. A. 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Time has passed and we have aged, But Seniors are Seniors and still the rage. So just remember, we've had our fun, These are our professions and what we've done. Jim Acuff--that shy little boy, is now a barker for Barnum Q Bailey.H Ruth Allen--is now head of the nation's most famous library, the Bookworm Brigade.H Rita Angel--is now a Secretary to the Inn-Mates of Alcatraz. Richard Allen--is now a teacher of Photography at the Fabulous Faulty Flashbulb Assoc. Robert Avery--is a reporter on the Trying Troubles of Eloise paper.H Norman Baehr--is now a football coach for Belleville High School. Francis Barnett--won the 1990 Miss. America con- test, for women 70 and over. Shirley Bassett--is a Recording Star, for Maxies Little Waxies. Marie Beanum--is now a Counselor for Lagging Love- lorn Bros. Martha Bearse--is now the new Mrs. Ali Kahn. It seems Ali really goes for redheads. George Berry--is now a famous scientist, it seems to me, that his name is Einstein. Dick Bird--is an advertising agent for refrigerators in Africa. Esther Bogacz--Allias--Fannie F1ustrated-- has just won the women's Wrestling Championship. Margie Bozelak--that Farm hand girl, has developed a new crop called M-E.N. She specializes in war time needs. Kenny Brookhouse--is the head mechanic for Leadway 909, the successor of Speedway 79. Donna Burnie--is the new dishwasher for, Jack Thorpe Household Corp.H Gertie Champagne--has the first line, for chorus girls, at the Downtown Theater. Jesse Coburn--is an Admiral in that Secret organization, Sloppy Sub Sinkers.H Barbara Colgrove--recently returned from a trip to Europe, with her millionaire husband. Lyle Cool--still the Corner Drugstore flirt. Willard Cox--just plain Willard Cox doing nothing. Eugene Davis--is the top comedian on his own T. V. show. Jean Davis--a lifetime partner in Charles Cheerful Co. Joan DeMara--still the party crashing Socialite. Chuck Dickelman--Editor of the Romulus Scandal Sheet. Art Dittmar--a corn salesman, for his father. Gisela Dollhopf--a Dr. of Psychology, in other words, a Fortune Teller. Marlene Drake--discussing the juvenile laws at the local court ----- as a Guest of course. Florence Dunbar--the local Truant Officer. Betsy Dutton--still trying to pass Gov- ernment. John Dutton--a typewriter merchanic for all the typewriters he wrecked in fourth hour study hall. Ada Eldridge--the President, or Big Wheel, in a printing press factory. Al Falatine--is now danceing in the dark, to his band's latest recordings. Theresa Falatine--promptor for Broadway Open House. Joanne Farr--manager of a factory for manufacturing pencils on strings. Ardis Fisher--a 3rd grade teacher, at Hateful Hayti. Achim Frowein-- is now a boxer. He developed his talent by fighting with the teachers. Gwendolyn Gear--sells turbans to the India Turks. John Giesler--head stock boy at Wrigley's Super Market. Eddie Gester--chief water boy for a Pro. Football team. Geri Gibbons--sells ash cans, to the Society for Skid Row. Jim Greenleaf--now sells track shoes for Burnt Blister Shoe Co. Jim Hais- lip--keeps himself busy,trying to sell the Ambassador Bridge. Bobby Hall-- is the chief competetor for Eugene Davis in the T.V. Humor of the Day Edwina Hay is a shoplifter in Joe's Department Store. Uwe Hinrichsen--hea waiter in an Essen Nightclub. Joanie Hoppe--still waiting for Ray. Jeannie Hoppe--the new lady bus driver and handy man for R. H. S.Lu Verne Hughes-- candy maker for Crummy Candy Corp. Thomas Hughes--still a ladies man in 1990. Ardith Hurlburt--the new fat lady, for the Shrine Circus. Frieda li 43 Jackson--chief dishwasher for that exclusive restaurant, Fred's Lunch.H Rita Kallies--star in Her Hubby's night club, the Stork Club.H Dolores Knofski--is really getting up in the world. She's an elevator operator in the book building. Joan Kokila--replaced Za-Zoo-Pitts on T. V. Lizzie Kratt--chief Dietician for Starv-em Silly Hospital. Jeannine Krebs--and Phil Renke proved the old addage that the come Cheaper by the Dozenn Guess that says enough. Bob Krueger--calling square dances for the Lonely Hearts Club. Darlene Laminman--hat check girl, at Detroit's exclusive Black a Blue Club.H Lay Milton--demonstrator for Children's Chuckles Co. Jimmie Laughlin--new Oration writer for the President.Jo Anne McCain-- French Masseur for the Elite of Chicago. Art Mach--new pitching discovery for the Detroit Liers Club. Althea McDonald--still raising Cain a Kids with her hubby. Rosie McFadden--buyer of Little Jiffy Hangers,H for J. L. Hudson Co.--Home Experience comes in handy.--Richard McMann--new F.B.I. lan--Foolish, Bashful, 0 Ignorant.--Donald McMillan--still a great cut up, only now in his own butcher shop. Kenny McQuaid--a Florida carpenter for Crumbling Corners Co.H Norman Meyer--a Government text book writer. Writes a new style--all blank pages. Eleanor Miller--that famed poetess, now writes for Slushy, Sluzzie Sappy Soap flakes.H Gert Montney--now runs the divorce bureau in Reno. Melvin Morgan--no longer needs the 10,000 dollars inherited from his rich uncle since he became manager of a string of Bowling Alleys. Betty lorse--with her long flowing hair is the modern Cleopatra. Christine lueller--that German Shorthand Wizard can now do all of 10 words per hr. Francis Nicol--is a demonstrator for Fex Mactors make-up. She got her experience running the school paper off. Barbara Nierman--bashful a red faced, is a prominent public speaker, charging 55,000 an hour for her services. Calvin Olmstead--chief tooth sharpener for the See Saw Lumber Co.U Jessie Ott--head of the Romulus High date Bureau. If your blues shine, see Jessie. Dolores Pankey--creater of the latest hair style. From the poodle cut to the noodle shave. Ann Park--see Ann Park, for snappy lashes. Her prices whipped up to 50 cents a piece. Pat Parsons--new wait- ress at Tony's Pool room. Margie Parsons--is still trying to rebuild Noah's Ark, in toys of course. Boydene Patterson--that Spunky gal, is now the new Yes Man,U for Mr. Schantz. Pat Piper--that Latin wizard earned her Doctor of Dopes De- gree today. Dutchie Quinn--hair dye Specialist for Maggie's Mop beauty salon. Melvin Rakotz--works on the line at Fords, he produces, Iodine for cuts and bruises. Marlene Reddig--cleans the glass lenses in an optome- trist's office. Ray Renke--sells ladies sheer apparel at the Wirginia Dare Shop. Robert Rose--is the head mechanic for Royal Typewriter Co. Mickey Rodd--is a Secretary for the Red Cross, she corresponds with Frank better that way. Rex Ruark--is a minister, or I mean Ad minister of Carter's little Liver pil1s.Gerry Rushlow--a Receptionist for Dandy Diaper Service. Clifford Schmidt--a super salesman for school-kids double headed tacks. Fran Schooley--sells sweet, luscious, Temple Oranges for the Midwest Market. Millie Schultz--chief gun moll for Dicker Tracy. Nan Senart-- chief typist for the Detroit Blues. LeRoy Simms--a Hi-Jacker of public funds. In other words an income tax collector. Barb Spearman--the future owner of a pack of Spearmint chewing gum. Louise Stephenson--the only flower in Louis' garden of love. Dick Stillwagon--a forward for the Harem World Runners. Jerry Strochine--a Texas Farmer raising peas, corn, and kids. Al Summerfield--future Mayer of Romulus, dishing out the chicken- feed. Sylvia Toffan--a prompter of cake dye for hair. Harvey Versteeg--the founder of Versteeg Inc. Charles Wagenback--a barber with the Mohawk hair cut his specialty. Wylie Whitehill--a freight supervisor for the Fortville Junction Flier. Cherie Wilson--head nurse at Basheful Bawling Brats Nursery. 44 CLASS WILL We the class of 52H, Leave these many things to you, Happiness has been our theme, Keep these traits they're a scream. Don't forget it's only fun, No harm was meant for anyone, Read them carefully and keep in mind What we, the Seniors, leave behind. Jim Acuff leaves his shyness to Gerald Quinn. Rita Angel leaves her excused absences to Joan Traster. Richard Allen leaves his Government book to Eugene Kratt. Robert Avery leaves his Journalism marks to Dick Shingler. Norman Baehr leaves his basketball shoes to Art Masson. Steve Baker Jr. leaves his girls he couldn't get to Ron Knope. Frances Barnett leaves her nice personality to Beverly Ingall. Shirley Bassett leaves her luck in getting a good man to Gloria Rudolph. Marie Beanum leaves her good standing with Mr. Schantz to Pat Barber. Martha Bearse leaves her red hair to Shirley Opificius. George Berry leaves his nice looks to Edwin Armstrong. Richard Bird leaves his tallness to Don MacDermind. Esther Bogacz leaves her hot-rod driving to Marge Wagenbach. Margaret Bozelak leaves her cauliflower ears to Bob Wininger. Kenneth Brookhouse leaves the fenders of his car to Melvin Acuff. Donna Burnie leaves her pretty teeth to Rose Mary Gibala. Gertrude Champagne leaves her good old Saturday nights to Mary Lou Wilkie. Barbara Colegrove leaves her pretty complexion to Blanch Stillwagon. Lyle Cook leaves his dimples to Charles Dittmar. Willard Cox leaves his suspenders to Hubert Gilbert. Eugene Davis leaves his shortness to Sid Dawson. Jean Davis leaves her bookkeeping marks to anyone who's not afraid to take them. Joan DeMara leaves her seat in third hour study hall to Kay Smith. Charles Dickelman leaves his nick namefChuckles5to Charles Wojciechowski. Arthur Dittmar Jr. leaves his Jr. to James Liddle. Gisela Dollhopf leaves her job as Student Council president to Phyllis Brown. Marlene Drake leaves her shimmering eyes to Joyce Crain. Florence Dumbar leaves her quietness to Shirley Kline. Betty Dutton leaves her ability to play tennis to Bruce Barton. John Dutton leaves his artistic ability to David Savage. Ada Eldridge leaves her liking for Belleville to Lorraine Ristow. Alfred Falatine leaves his hot lipsn to Barbara Mellot. Theresa Falatine leaves her bycicle to John Komraus. Joanne Farr leaves her AH marks to Shirley Goike. Ardis Fisher leaves her long finger nails to Pearl Drogs. Achim Frowein leaves his brief case to Don Wahrman. Bob Frank leaves his back talk to Bill Nieman. Gwen Gear leaves her hair styling ability to Pearlene Fulwood. John Geisler leaves his freckles to Tom Hopson. Eddie Gester leaves his cowboy boots to Harry Cross. Geri Gibbons leaves her ingrown toenails to Carl Smarr. Jim Greenleaf leaves his scientific ability to Joe Harris. Jim Haislip leaves his pestyness to Joyce Tomey. Bob Hall leaves his singing to Flenoid Marion. Edwina Hay leaves her merry laugh to Betty Lauhoff. Uwe Hinrichsen leaves his Brooklyn slang to Bob Richardson. Joan Hoppe leaves her ability to go steady to Caroline Boyanowski. Norma Hoppe leaves her rhythm in her feet to Shirley Mitton. Lue Verne Hughes leaves her shorthand to Jean Van Aernum. Tommy Hughes leaves his wicked eyes to Alvin Dorow. 45 Ardith Hurlburt leaves her shyness to Arlene Bower. Freida Jackson leaves her swing to Isabelle Scott. Joan Kokila leaves her flashy socks to Rose Mary Hebert. Lizzie Kratt leaves her multi-colored hair to Joanne Wilson. Jeannine Krebs leaves her shape to Gerry Anders. Bob Krueger leaves his farming ability to Bill Kropog. Ray La Londe leaves his Blessings to the underclassmen. Darlene Laminman leaves her plaid slacks to Joanne Ruark. Robert Lominac leaves his button hook to Norm Szewc. Milton Lay leaves his extra upper bridge to Eddie Gester. James Laughlin leaves his acting ability to David Antieau. Art Mach leaves his proxided hair to Barbara Wininger. JoAnn McCain leaves her typing ability to Jack Turner. Althea McDonald leaves her wedding blissn to Margaret Vallance. Rose McFadden leaves her pony tail to Jackie Martin. Richard McMann leaves the clouds around his head to Edward Kruger. Donald McMillian leaves his slow-pokishness to the track team. Kenneth McQuaid leaves his curly hair to Martin Ruhlig. Norman Meyer leaves his tickleishness to Dick Draper. Eleanor Miller leaves her ability to write to Dorothy Bassett. Graydon Miller leaves the cleft in his chin to Mable Bearse. Gertrude Montney leaves her blue eyes to the Science Class. Melvin Morgan leaves his Money bags to Fred Chamberlain. Betty Morse leaves her quiet nature to Joanne Meyer. Christine Mueller leaves R. H. S. with fond memories to take home. Frances Nicol leaves her plate-scraper to Ardis Nicol. A Barbara Nierman leaves her little shoes to Ruth Morrow. Calvin Olmstead leaves his Alaskan dog to Versteeg Jr. Jessie Ott leaves her joke telling ability to Beatrice Hale. Delores Pankey leaves her diet book to Barbara Miller. Ann Park leaves her eyelashes to Ruth Morrow. Marge Parsons leaves her cooking ability to Helen Singleton. Pat Parsons leaves her dumb remarks to Claire Molten. Boydene Patterson leaves her laugh to Geraldine Anders. Barbara Patterson leaves her basketball points to Frances Lewis. Pat Piper leaves Herkimer to Mary Ann Thiede. Dutchie Quinn leaves her nutralizer qH202y bottle to Mickey Fitzwilliams. Marlene Reddig leaves her neat appearance to Pat Barber. Ray Renke leaves his broad shoulders to John Bozelak. Mickey Rodd leaves her test tubes in Chemistry to Joan Van Aernum. Bob Rose leaves his superior complex to Ben Hussan. Rex Ruark leaves his singing ability to Henry Eaton. Geraldine Rushlow leaves her stick-to-business in going steady to Lois Schlener. Clifford Schmidt leaves his flat feet to Robert Gabrys. Frances Schooley commits her stubborness to Joan Traster. Mildred Schultz wishes Carol Dubisky to carry on her tradition for a high voice. Nan Senart leaves her giddiness to Ardis Nicol. Leroy Sims leaves his wise cracks to Lawrence Gibbons. Barbara Spearman leaves her bangs to Geraldine Bruce. Dick Stillwagon leaves his square feet to Jack Turner. Jerry Strochine leaves the pipes on his car to Norm Bauman--Watch out ear- drums. Albert Summerfield leaves his goodlooks to Lowell Vorbeck. Louise Stephenson leaves her tricks to man catching to all the old maids in the under classes. Sylvia Toffan leaves her drowsiness to Elaine Kolelmainen. Harvey Versteeg leaves his art ability to Fred Williams. Charles Wagenbach leaves his lankiness to Elizabeth Baird. Garnet Wells leaves her chubbiness to David Antieau. Georgetta White leaves shortness to Bevery Ingall. Wylie Whitehill leaves his shyness to James Acuff. Clyde Williams leaves his friendliness to Charlie Sims. Cherie Wilson leaves her ballerinas to Lois LaMar. 46 - P0Rr.r 1 W -X f 7 f .2 gt k . X VARSITY FUUTBALL SEATEDJ L. to R. Steve Baker, Art Mach, Jim Haislip, Ken Hc- Quaid, Alvin Dorow, Rich McMann, Ray Renke, Dick Stillwagon, Cliff Schmidt. STANDING: G.A. Nault Kasst. coachl, Lee Goodney Kasst. coachl, Joe Harris. Ed Gester, Jim Liddle, Sid Dawson, Ducky Hc- Hann, David Antieau, Russell Mach, Coach Harold Cass. LAST ROW: Bob Champagne, Charles Wojciechowski, Eugene Kratt, Eugene Camp- bell, Bob Bird, Jack Turner, Marvin Johnson. The Romulus Eagles enjoyed a very successful season this year as they won six games and lost one. The Eagles winning streak ended, however, when they lost to Ypsilanti. They had won 23 straight games up until then. In the first game, the Eagles went to Lincoln Park and de- feated them 14 to 0. Then they defeated Melvindale 12 to 7 in a very close game before a large hometown crowd. Next, the Eagles traveled to Ypsilanti and lost their first and only game of the season 18 to 7. This ended their 23 game winning streak. The Eagles, however, got back in the win column as they de- feated Monroe Catholic Central 20 to 6 at Monroe. Then, on homecoming night, the Eagles defeated Bedford 22 to 0. They stopped a Bedford thirteen game winning streak. Ecorse was the next team the Eagles played and they defeated them 13 to 7 in a driving snowstorm in Romulus. In the last game of the season at Belleville, the Eagles de- feated their old rivals, 13 to 6, on a snow-covered field. Ten seniors played their last football game in an Eagle uni- form. They were co-captains, Richard McMann and Kenny McQuaid, Dick Stillwagon, Art Mach, Ray Renke, Jim Haislip, Cliff Schmidt, Ed Gester, Bob Hall, and Steve Baker. No one person was voted the most valuable player by the Eagle team. Alvin Dorow was voted to captain the next year Eagle squad. The Romulus Reserves also enjoyed a very successful season as they won all of their six games. They beat Monroe Catholic Cen- tral, 40 to 0, Huron Township, 34 to 123 Gratiot Township, 20 to 13, Ypsilanti, 33 to 181 Grosse Isle, 26 to 01 and Ypsilanti, 26 to 0. 48 4 RESER ve raarsau 1ST ROW: L. to R. Carl Van Keuren, Ray Fraser, James Walker, Wallace Stephens, Andy Centik, Bob Halis, Charles Jones, Harry Guyor, Wesley Haze. 2ND ROW: Walter Hinsen, Billy Siebert, Ken HcNett, Dick Bower, Ron Sandilands, Les Goodlet, Larry Hawker, Hickey Senart, Willie Watson, Coach Cass. 3RD ROW: Coach Nault, Curtis Hancock, Eyvind Heland, Frank Ferdon, Ronald Warren, Jay Dick, Dick Calwell, Ben Rice, Jimmy Merriman, Werner Cyriax, Don Gillum, Coach Goodney. 4TH ROW: Ron Mason, Bob Bower, Will Turner, Sam Conley, Harry Rusan, Ronald Canning, James Foley, Chuck Wooden. 5TH ROW: Fred Chamberlain, Hangr., Harry Cross, C.L. Johnson, Don Rusan, Harold Parsons, Dick Oakley, Clem Greca Bob Wininger, Bob Gabrys, Richard Ruark, Chuck Nerswick, Mangr. COACHING STAFF L. to R.: Ted Parkhurstg G.A. Naultg Harold Cass, Athletic DirectorJ Lee Goodney. 49 VARSITY BASKETBALL STANDING: Coach Lee Goodney, Captain Dick Stillwagon, Don NcNann, Sidney Dawson, Charley Wagenbach, Jimmie Liddle. SEATED: Eugene Kratt, Art Mach, Harry Rusan, Ray Renke, Norm Baehr, Ken NcQuaid. The Romulus Eagles had a very successful basketball season this year as they won all sixteen of their regular season games. They also went to the final game of the district tournament before losing out to Inkster. The Eagles played their first game of the season in Garden City and here they had little trouble as they defeated Garden City by a 49-25 score. Dick Stillwagon led the Eagles as he scored 33 points. Playing their first game in the new Romulus gym, the Eagles managed to down Ford Trade by the close score of 22-20. Stillwagon was high-point man as he racked up 12 points. Next, the Eagles traveled to Monroe to play Monroe Catholic Central. The Eagles had little trouble with the Monroe squad as they downed them 48-30. Dick Stillwagon was again high-point man as he scored 22 points. Returning to their home court, the Eagles downed their old rivals the Belleville Tigers, 35-23. McMann and Stillwagon shared scoring honors as each scored 7 points. The Eagles went to Albion next and here they won another close game, 47-46. The Eagles were led by Stillwagon who scored 23 points. Traveling to Ypsilanti, the Eagles made it 6 straight as they beat Ypsilanti Central 37-26. Dick Stillwagon was high-point man again for the Eagles. Bedford was the next Eagle opponent and the Eagles downed the Mules 40- 21. The Eagles played championship ball and Stillwagon led the Eagles with 11 points. Starting a 5 game home stand, the Eagles triumphed over Wayne, 38-26. Charley Wagenbach scored 13 points to lead the Eagles. Next came Monroe Catholic Central and the Eagles made it two in a row over them as they completely dominated the play. The Eagles were sparked by Stillwagon who scored 10 points. Hillsdale was the next opponent the Eagles played and the Eagles made it 10 straight victories as they beat Hillsdale 53-43. Again, it was Stillwagon who led the Eagles with 15 points. 50 RESERVE BASKETBALL STANDING: Coach Ted Parkhurst, Don Keller, Don Rusan, C. L. John- son, Larry Miank IManagerl. SEATED! Jim Foley, Bob Bird, Don Glancy, Ken Martin, Bruce Barton. Ypsilanti Central was the next Eagle victim as the Eagles downed them 24-21, Scoring 11 points, Stillwagon led the Eagles to victory. In a return engagement with Bedford, the Eagles again defeated the Mules 41-25. Stillwagon was the big gun for the Eagles as he racked up 15 points. The Eagles sparked by Stillwagon's 20 points, defeated Melvindale in a high-scoring affair, 62-40. Next, the Eagles went to Wayne and here they defeated Wayne for the second time 53-42. The Eagles found the small Wayne gym to their liking and here Stillwagon led the Eagles with 22 markers. Belleville was next for the Eagles and they made it two in a row over the Tigers, 64-49. Stillwagon led the Eagles with 27 points. The Eagles ended their regular season of play by making it 16 straight victories as they downed Ecorse, 34-27. Captain Dick Stillwagon again led the Eagles as he scored 16 Points. Next came the district tournaments and Romulus drew Allen Park for their first game. It was the first time in the school's history that the district tournaments were held in Romulus. The Eagles managed to squeeze out a 30-29 decision over the Parkers. Stillwagon scored 14 points to lead the Eagles. Next the Eagles played Belleville and quickly dashed the Tiger's tour- nament hopes as they trounced over the Tigers, 61-43. Stillwagon and Dawson scored 21 and 18 points respectively for the Eagles. Then came the final game of the district tournaments and the Eagles dropped a tough decision to Inkster, 40-16. By racking up 10 points, Stillwagon led the Eagles in scoring. Six Eagles played their final game in Eagles uniform. They were Captain Dick Stillwagon, Charley Wagenbach, Ray Renke, Norm Baehr, Ken McQuaid and Harry Rusan. Captain Dick Stillwagon was elected as the most valuable Eagle player. Sid Dawson and Eugene Kratt will co-captain the Eagles next year. The Romulus Reserves, under their new coach, Ted Parkhurst, had a dis- appointing season this year as they won only 4 of their 16 games. They beat Garden City, Belleville, Huron gnd Monroe Catholic Central. TRACK BOTTOM ROW: Bob Frank, Alex Pulver, Eldon Canning, Earl Campbell, Jim Greenleaf, John Masson, Sidney Dawson. SECOND ROW: Kenneth McNett, John MacDermid, Don MacDermid, Bruce Barton, David Anteau, Marvin Johnson, Jim Acuff. THIRD ROW: Deleon Barrow, David Mil- ler, Bob Dutton, Clement Greca, Euegen Campbell, Revius Williams, James Lewis. BASEBALL BOTTOM ROW: Tommy Hobson, Bill Krotrog-Managers. SECOND ROW: Dar- rell Mason, Chuck LeMay, Buel Rice, Russell Mach, Jim Liddle, Gerald Pobersky, Donald McMann, Steve Baker, Larry Hawker. THIRD ROW: Harry Rusan, Bob Bird, Tommy Hughes, Norman Szewe, Herman Schewe, Jesse Colburn, Luther McCain, Art Mach, Ken McQuaid. 52 A CTIVITIPJ l ! GIRLS GLF? CL U8 MIXED CHURUS MAJURETTES KNEELING: L. to R. Carol Dubisky, Dutchie Quinn. STANDING Blanche Stillwagon, Joanne Wilson, Marge Wagenbach. 55 URCIIESTRA DANCE FIND FRONT ROW: L. to R. Dolores Knofski, Gene Davis, Mary Lou Wilkie, Richard Allen, Gloria Koester. BACK ROW: Jimmie Laugh- lin, Edwin Engel, Don Gillum, Larry Hawker, Bob Frank, Al Falatine. 56 LET TERMEN ROW 1: L. to R. Norman Baehr, Rlchard McMann, Ray Renke, Jim Greenleaf, Clzfford Schmzdt, Bob Frank, Ed Gester. ROW 2: Dzck Stillwagon, Jack Turner, Charles LeMay, Alvzn Dorow, Bob B1rd, Joe Harrzs, Russell Mach. ROW Q: Davzd Antleau, Jzm Lzddle, S1dney Dawson, Donald McMann, Davzd M1ller, Ken McQua1d. ATHLETIC BOARD SEATED: KL. to R.l Dzck Stzllwagon, Ray Renke,'R1chard McMann KPres.l, Ken McQua1d, Jim Greenleaf. STANDING: Bob Bzrd, Jeannze Hoppe, Rosie McFadden fSec.2, Don Wahrman, Jeann1ne Krebs, Jackze Martin. 57 CHEER LEA DER! FRONT ROW: L. to R. Al1ce L1ddle, Lynn Boelter, Wanda Bower, M1dge Falatzne. BACK ROW: Joan Kokzla, Jean1e Hoppe, Mary Lee Kopas, Jeannzne Krebs. RESERVE CHEER LEADERS L. to R. Joan VanAernum, Barbara Wilson, Pat Brown, Loretta Zalesk1. 58 STUDENT CUUNCIL 1 SEATED: L. to R. Don Kellar, Fran Schooley, Joan Kokila I Vice- Pres. J, Gisela Dollhopf K Pres. J, Jeann1ne Krebs I Secretary J, Midge Falatine, Charlene Barnett. STANDING: Dolores Knofski, Bob Rose, Davzd Antieau, Don Glancy, Art Hasson, Norman Baehr, Barbara Hellott, Hr. Schantz. The Student Council presented a school flag, to be used by the band, at the first pep meeting of the year. In the latter part of October, several members of the council, with Mr. Schantz and Mrs. Makolin, attended a very interesting conference on citizenship in Ann Arbor. A Christmas assembly, given by the music departments and sponsored by the council, was planned by the assembly cnmmittee. 59 semen nav - FIRST ROW: L. to R. Frances Schooley, Fr1edo Jackson, Gzsela Dollhopf, Jeanie Hoppe, Rosie McFadden, Jeannzne Krebs. SECOND HOW: L. to R. Jimmy Laughlin, Kenneth McQua1d, Uwe Hinrichsen, Alfred Falat1ne, Richard McMann, Albert Summerf1eld, Richard Allen, Eugene Harms. November 16 and 17, under the direction of Miss Gay, the sen- ior class presented a three act mystery farce entitled Ramshack- le Inn H. The scene was a set in a hotel lobby and the entire play took place in one night. The mystery and humor combined to give a pleasing effect. Below are two scenes from the play. 60 JUNIUR PUI Y , ,, SEATEDJ L. to R. Louise Stephenson, Joan Xokzla, Nan Senart, Rosie McFadden, Jeannine Krebs, Jeannie Hoppe, Dutchie Qulnn. STANDING: Arthur Dittmar, Jim Laughlin, Ken McQua1d, R1chard McMann, AL Falatine, Norman Baehr, Ed Gester. The Junior Class presented a three act comedy under the direction of Miss Gay. The scene was the home of the rich and fabulous Morlock's. The family troubles were not only common, but frequent. The trouble began when Mary, the 20 year old daughter of the house, falls for, and intends to marry, Joe Lonconi, the son of a common meat cutter. Showing a bang-up climax, Mildred the maid, arouses Mr. Morlock, from a dream of death and ghosts. 61 saosrek cwa uanakv aus Q FRONT RUW: L. to R. Ronald Westphal, Garnet Wells lV1ce-Pres.l Geraldine Bruce KPres.l, Mary Ann Thiede fSec.l, Althea MacDonald BACK ROW: Mabel Bearss, LeRoy Suns, Ardis Nicol, Hrs. Schutter Lens Schlener fTreas.l. Bob Rose, Donald Westphal. 62 DEBA TF SEATED: L. to R. Frances Schooley, Jeannie Hoppe, Rosie Mc Fadden, Christine Mueller. STANDING: Bob Rose, Richard Allen Uwe Hznrichsen, Harvey Versteeg, J1m Laughlin, Art Dzttmar. Romulus competed with four other schools in its de- bate league this year on the topic: Resolved that all American citizens should be subject to conscription for essential service in time of war. The other schools com- peting were: Dearborn Roosevelt, Adrian, U. of D. High School, and Plymouth. The Romulus teams 1 Fran Schooley and Jimmie Laughlin, affirmative, Rosie McFadden and Harvey Versteeg, negative 5 ended the season with four wins and four losses. Each debate ended in a split, the Romulus affirmative winning and the negative taking a loss. Practice debates were held with Inkster, Trenton, and Wayne. The other members of the debate squad are: Christine Mueller and Bob Rose, affirmative, Jeannie Hoppe, Uwe Hinrichsen, and Art Dittmar, negative. 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