Romulus High School - Eagle Yearbook (Romulus, MI)

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Ollie possessed a very en- joyable and likable person- OLLIE HUGHES KENNE TH HUSSAN EJUDE LL JASPER ality. She will be most re- membered for her many outstanding vocal solos. She was a member of the chorus and enjoyed their many activities. There is never a dull mo- ment when Ken is aroimd. I-Ie played football and took part in baseball. His main interests in his spare time were hockey and football. Ken's ambition is to be a salesman. Eudell has always been noted for the most custom- ized car around school. He is very interested in auto- mobiles and was the owner of a 34 rod and ablack 51 Ford. He was a very nice guy to know. Agnes is the owner of an enjoyable personality. She put her talents to work in the GAA. and Latin Club. She worked hard in office practice. She enjoys swim- ming. . . skating. . . mod- eling. Ambition. . . nurs- ing course at Eastern College. Joanne entered into the cooperative spirit of the school by joining the F.T.A. and the V.C.Y. She was an able assistant to Mrs. Davis in the library for 3 years. Joanne always enjoys read- ing a good book. Darlene was very inter- ested in Forensics. In 1956 she won the Drama- tic Reading division of a contest held in Romulus. She appeared in the Sen- ior Play and has been a member of the Library and Choral Clubs. AGNES JOHNS JO ANN JOHNSON DARLENE KAISER

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A LVIN HA R RIS ARNOLD HARRIS JOHN HARRIS Al's good-natured attitude made him well liked in the Senior Class. He was a four year man in Foot- ball and spent three years on the Track team. As a sophomore he enjoyed the Outdoor Club. Al plans to go to college and give the Marines a few years of his life. Am could always turn ordinary circumstances into a good time. He played two years of var- sity Football and was our Sophomore Class President. He also belonged to the Outdoor Club and did sports writings for Journalism. John was known for his dry wit and intelligent manner. His Junior classmates elected him Vice-president and he also participated in the Junior and Senior plays. John was a four year man in baseball and ran a year in cross counn-y. Bill's great personality was proven by his being elected class president in his Junior and Senior years. He ran Cross Country for two yearsg track for three years and was chosen captain this year. He was in orchestra, the Outdoor Club, and ap- peared in the Junior and Senior Play. Lynn's acting ability was proven when he was chosen to play the lead in the Junior and Senior Play. His athletic talents in- clude baseball, football, and three years of basket- ball. As a sophomore he was Band president, a member of Student Coun- cil, and the Outdoor Club. ln high school, Cathy's activities included being an enthusiastic cheer- leader for three years, and an active member of GAA. Cathy did a good job in her portrayal in the Junior Play. Cathy's fav- orite outside interest is ice-skating. .N F i BILL HARRISON 1 LYNN HAWKER CA THY HOUGHT

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STEPHEN KE LE MAN I MICHAE L KILLINGBE CK RAYMOND KINGSBURY Steve served his school as a Hall Monitor and worked in Audio-Visual. Some of his athletic abilities in- clude Baseball, his first two years, and Track his last two years. Steve's hobby is lifting weights. Mike's artistic ability is shown throughout this book. He was a hardworking member of the Journalism class and sang in the Cho- rus. He was a shot-putter on the Track team. Mike works hard at everything he tries and always gets good results. Ray is noted for his quick and humorous retorts. His geatest interest lies in the track field. . . played three years of football . . . hard-working co-sports editor of the annual. . .a struggling owner of a 47 Ford. The yearbook you are now enjoying was made possible largely through the leader- ship of Bill, who was editor of the annual. He was also editor of the newspaper. . . 4 years of band. . .outdoor club. . .Senior play crew. i WILLIAM KLACKING Orvall didn't.take the spotlight, but made many contributions to the school. They took the form of three years of baseball, football, a hall monitor, a member of the property crew of the Senior play, and a member of the out- door club. Frank didn't limit his ac- tivities to any one field. He has belonged to Student Council, Senior Band, Out- door Club, and Library Club. He has been very active for four years in the Photography Club. Frank also participated in Foot- ball and Track. ORVALL KLINE FRANK KUDLA