Roosevelt High School - Echo Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1951 volume:

as Collis- afi Aker Se —_ 8 a ) n a OD — is =) po a o n 8 iow Ypsilanti, Michigan June 1 1951 1925 marked the last year that students of Nor- mal College training school were called Hilltop- pers. The new building was completed then and the Rough Riders were born. Yet the class of ’51 feels that the school’ s position above the rest of the town makes the name of our annual, Summus Collis, still appropriate. We also believe that our climb along the path of learning and living together at Roosevelt has finally reached the top of the hill with the coming of June 1951. dedication Miss Mildred Crawford Mr. Lawrence DeBoer To Miss Mildred Crawfordand Mr. Lawrence DeBoer for the many hours of service, the sound advice, and most of all for the patience to bring us through all our trials and tribulations, we, the class of nineteen hundred and fifty-one, dedicate our yearbook, “Summus Collis”. Secretary Jeannette Offterdinger. ROW 1: Vera North, Mildred Crawford, Nadine Fillmore, Lillian Ostrand, Susan Stinson, Virginia Cooper, Ethel O'Connor, Lucille Langworthy, Pearle Baxter. ROW 2: Arthur Walker, Mary Irene Bell, Janet Myers, Thelma McAndless, Marguerite Hetmansperger, Lillian Ashby, Margaret Robinson, Eula Underbrink, Florence Eddy, Ann Monroe, Louis Golezynski. ROW 3: Lawrence DeBoer, William Wilcox, Genevieue Syverson, Alister MacDonald, Virginia Vint, Margaret Gotts, Eleanor Meston, Leonard Menzi. ABSENT: Ruth Schelkun, Robert Larsen. te Me ahd r ve : , oe eae f Tey! on . 5 | a - ohn Brand, v ce-F resident; sent = Caldwell, Sect etar y- t; J preside . Batalucc?, “ an Fiatt, treasur history We began our high school days way back in 1947 as a class of seventy ambitious freshmen. Although we still had many social restrictions, we were delighted at being allowed to go to fun nites and dime dances. My, how important we felt though, when at the spring party, our first school dance, we made our debut into Roosevelt society As we took our place inhighschool life, we even succeeded in getting our candidate for student council vice-president, Don Potter, elected. As sophomores, we were put through our paces by the class of ’50 at the Sophomore Reception. It was that year that we put on our first big party the “Winter Whirl” and in the spring we threw the ‘Cotton Ball”. On the day of our class picnic, we all hopped aboard a bus boundfor Walled Lake where we spent the afternoon at the amusement park. We started off 1949 by initiating the class of'’52 as they carried out our orders at the Sophomore Reception. In March we tried our hand at play production. Later, in June, we tackled the job of sponsoring the Junior-Senior Prom. As juniors we achieved ultimate success in the student council campaign by the election of Don Potter to the post of president. Again that year, class picnic dayfound us enjoying ourselves at Walled Lake. Class officers Harold Batalucco-president, John Brand-vice-president, Christine Flatt-treasurer, and Edna Caldwell-secretary, led our group through that all-important senior year. Sporting our fads--green sweat shirts and white caps-we carefully protected our rights to the senior stairs. This year we once again tested our dramatic abil- ity in the spring plays. Early in June came the big event of our senior days--the senior trip. We journeyed by boat to Lake Superior, stopping on the return at Mackinac Island. Our hearts were in our throats at the honors assembly as we solemnly relinquished our seats to the up-coming seniors, and watched them take over our places. Finally on June 15, fifty-five of us marched up on to the stage to receive our diplomas, thereby taking our places among the loyal Roosevelt alumni. William Addison (Bill) John Brand “There is delight in singing. ee Spencer High School Football 1.2.3.4 West Virginia 1,2 ootall 1,2,0, Football 3,4 ; Basketball 1,2,3,4 ; Baseball 1,2,3,4 (Capt. 4) Basketball Manager 4 Stine Chores 4 Jr. Sr. Plays 4 ‘ 7 Band 3,4 Rough Rider 4 j Student Council 4 ; Boy Scouts 1 ; ; ’ Jr. Sr, Plays 4 Annual Staff 4 Student Council 4 Freshman Class President Barbara Banks (Barb) Janice Burrell (Jan) “Oh Janice is a fiddler. A very fine fiddler is she.” G.A.A. 1 Mixed Chorus 1 Orchestra 1,2,3 Trio 2 “She will prove to you that she can rise, even though she’s small in size.” G.A.A. 1,2,4 Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Girl Scouts 1,2,4 Annual Staff 4 Harold Batalucco (Baldy) —— Edna Caldwell “So sweet, the o blush of bashfulness.” For the world shall know her by her deeds.” Football 1,2,3,4 - Annual Staff 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 R 7. Senior Cl = 7 Track 2 ; ; ass Secretary Mixed Chorus 4 Conservation Club 4 Tr. Sr. Plays 3 Rough Rider 4 Senior Class President Ann Bedford Robert Carr (Bob) “a finger in every pie.” “So trim, so neat, so debonair, G.A.A, 1,2,3,4 q From the crease of his pants Swimming Club 3,4 (Pres. 4) to the part of his hair.” Mixed Chorus 1 Theodore Roosevelt High School, Girl Scouts 2,3,4 Wyandotte, Michigan 1 2 Junior Red Cross 3 1 Mixed Chorus 3,4 Tr. Sr. Plays 3,4 A Band 3,4 Rough Rider 4 — Orchestra 3,4 Annual Staff 4 (Editor) . Jr, Sr. Plays 3,4 Student Council 4 Rough Rider 3,4 John Bevier Terry Clark “Laugh and the world “Strong in body, strong in mind, laughs with you.” Strong in heart.” Tr. Sr. Plays 3 Football 1,2,3,4 (Capt. 4) Rough Rider 3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Student Council 1,3 Gertrude Clough (Gert) Christine Flatt (Chris) “She will not loud “A maiden always cheerful.” herself proclaim, Ross School 1 But deeds and good friends G. A. A. 2,3,4 (Vice-Pres. 4) give her fame.” : Conservation Club 3 (Vice-Pres, 3) G. A. A, 1,4 Jr. Red Cross 4 Ir. Sr. Plays 3,4 = Ir. Sr. Plays 4 Declamation 2 Annual Staff 4 Rough Rider 3 P Junior, Senior Class Treasurer Annual Staff 4 dl Student Council 3,4 4 Mary Crouch Patricia Garrett (Pat) “Sweet, serene, and dignified.” - , G. A. A. 1,2,3,4 (Pres. 4) Lune bere ts Gipis, Ir. Sr. Plays 4 and giggle I must. Swimming Club 4 hm Mixed Chorus 4 Home coming Court 3 Jr. Sr. Plays 3 Mixed Chorus 1 % Girls Chorus 4 Girl Scouts 1,2,3,4 ew Rough Rider 4 . Student Council 1 7 Junior Class Secretary . National Honor Society 3,4 p 4 Dorothy Carson Dolph (Dot) Dean Gilbert “A man is always “Quiet people are better than a book.” welcome everywhere.” G, A.A, 1 Mixed Chorus 4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3 Annual Staff 4 Delores Edenburn (Dodo) Nancy Joyce “Oh my, can she draw.” “Some think the world is made for Ross School 1 fun and frolic, and so do I,” Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 ; G. A. A. 1,2 Girls Chorus 4 7 Jr. Sr. Plays 3,4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3 oe Declamation 2 ' Annual Staff 4 a Elizabeth Elliott (Liz) vice ee , . “A little mischief by the way is G. A, A. 1,2,3,4 fun to spice the passing day.” Swimming Club 3,4 G. A. A. 1,2,3 Orchestra 1 Jr, Sr. Plays 3,4 Girls Scouts 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3,4 7 . ' Speech 2,3 Rough Rider 3,4 Annual Staff 4 (Editor) Faye Kellogg Kathleen Kenney (Kathy) “Never too busy to be friendly.” G. A. A. 2,3,4 UNESCO 4 Girl Scouts 2,3,4 (Pres. 2) Tr. Sr. Plays 4 Speech 2,3 Rough Rider 4 Nancy Kimlin “From morning ‘til night, the whole day thru, I laugh and play as others do.” G. A. A. 1,2,3 Jr. Sr. Plays 3,4 Rough Rider 4 Annual Staff 4 Ernest Kittrell (Ernie) “Beneath his quiet appearance lies a great mind.” Ross School 1 Mixed Chorus 3,4 Boys Chorus 3,4 Margaret Lord (Marg) “There is little that she cannot do.” G. A. A. 1,2,3,4 Swimming Club 3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 A Capella 2,3,4 Girls Chorus 2,4 Girl Scouts 1,2,3,4 Tr. Sr. Plays 3,4 Rough Rider 3,4 (Editor 4) Annual Staff 4 , Nat’l Honor Society 3,4 Lionel Lulow “Of manner quiet and unassuming.” Swimming 3,4 Baseball 4 Ir. Sr. Plays 3 Rough Rider 3,4 Marjorie Lutz (Margie) “Both demure and sweet is she.” G. A. A. 1,2,3,4 (Sec-Treas. 4) Homecoming court 4 Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 4 Ir. Sr. Plays 4 Annual Staff 4 Sophomore Class Treasurer Duncan Magoon “I came, I saw, I conquered,” Swimming 1 Student Council 1 Burris High, Muncie Indiana 2,3 Rough Rider 4 Annual Staff 4 Jr. Sr. Plays 4 Nancy McClure (Nan) “She has more fun in a year than most people have in a lifetime.” G. A. A. 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Rough Rider 4 Annual Staff 4 Student Council 3,4 Mildred Meadows “For every why, she hath a wherefore.” G. A. A. 1,4 Mixed Chorus 4 Girls Chorus 4 Ir. Red Cross 1 Ir. Sr. Plays 3,4 Speech 2,3 Rough Rider 4 Annual Staff 4 Robert Norris (Bob) “Actions speak louder than words” Ross School 1 Ypsilanti High School 2,3 Edwin Oakes (Tom) “I take life as it comes.” Swimming 1,2,3,4 Tennis 3,4 Conservation Club 4 Boy Scouts 1,2 Jr. Sr. Plays 3,4 Rough Rider 4 Annual Staff 4 Donald Paffenroth (Don) “Girls are such a nuisance, but I love 'em” Milan 1 Band 2,3 Orchester 2,3 Jr. Sr, Plays 3 Speech 3 Rough Rider 4 John Parker “A youth of great capacities.” Tennis 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 2,4 Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Jr. Sr, Plays 3,4 Speech 2,3 Rough Rider 4 Annual Staff 4 Student Council 4 Edward Planchon (Eddie) “The game of life looks cheerful” Lycee de Nice, Nice, France 1,2 Track 3 UNESCO 3,4 (Pres. 4) Jr. Sr. Plays 4 Rough Rider 3,4 (Editor 4) Betty Potter “Is quietude an index to goodness or mischief?” Ramsey Jr. High School Minneapolis, Minnesota 1 Jr, Sr, Plays 4 Rough Rider 4 Donald Potter (Don) “Success is at his fingertips” Swimming 1,2,3,4 (Capt. 3,4) Tennis 1,2,3,4 (Capt. 3) Mixed Chorus 2 Jr. Sr. Plays 3,4 Speech 2 Rough Rider 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Student Council Vice-President 2 Student Council President 4 Junior Class President Nat’ Honor Society 3,4 Gerald Ramsey (Sleepy) “Rest first, then work,” Ross Junior High School 1 Ypsilanti High School 2,3 Basketball 4 Carol Rendel “Still waters-run deep” G. A, A. 1,2,3 Girls Chorus 1 Conservation Club 3 Girl Scouts 1,2,3,4 (Sec. 4) Jr, Sr. Plays 3,4 Speech 2 Rough Rider 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Richard Royal (Dick) “All great men have defects; I have a few myself.” Football 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 4 Rough Rider 3,4 Student Council 3,4 Frank Schmidke “Men of few words are the best men.” United States Army 4 Richard Signor (Rick) George Sukach —. success. “An ounce of wit is worth sneer F . a pound of sorrow.” bar Chorus 1 Ross Junior High 1 Conservation Club 4 a oe a Boy Scouts 1,2,3 5 moore Tr. Sr. Plays 3,4 Speech 3,4 Rough Rider 3,4 (Editor 4) Arletta Simons “In her tongue lies a law of kindness.” G. A.A. 1 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Ir. Red Cross 3,4 Marvin Staplin “He’s dignified and divine, but hands the girls an awful line.” Football 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Track 1,2,3,4 (Capt. 4) Mixed Chorus 2,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Orchestra 1,2 UNESCO 4 Jr. Sr, Plays 3 Speech 3 Rough Rider 3,4 Annual Staff Susan Stewart (Susie) “She likes to joke and jest and laugh, while through life’s way she makes her path.” G. A. A. 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Girl Scouts 1,2,3,4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Rough Rider 4 Sophomore Class Secretary Barbara Stokes (Barb) “Little, but“Oh! My! ” G. A. A, 1,2,3 Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 UNESCO 3 (Vice-Pres) Jr. Sr. Plays 4 Rough Rider 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Leo Swope “Who first invented work?” Football 3 Swimming 1,2,3 Baseball 1,3 Mixed Chorus 3 Victoria Tsikouris (Vicki) “Vim, vigor, and vitality.” G. A. A. 1,2,3,4 Swimming Club 3,4 Cheerleading 2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Girl Scouts 1,2,3,4 Ir. Sr. Plays 4 Rough Rider 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Doris VerVaecke “Life is short and so am I,” G. A. A. 2 Beverly Wallace (Bev) “I am always in haste, but never in a hurry.” G. A. A. 1,2,3,4 Band 1, 2, 3,4 Conservation Club 4 Girl Scouts 1,2,3,4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3, 4 Speech 3 Rough Rider 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Gordon Wallace “In athletics he gained his fame” Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Boy Scouts 1 Student Council 2,3,4 Donald Whitcomb (Don) “For he’s a jolly good fellow.” Swimming 1,2,3,4 Tennis 1,2,3,4 Boy Scouts 1 Jr. Sr, Plays 3 Patricia Willis (Pat) “Speech is silver but Silence is golden.” Wayne High School 1 East High, Aurora, Ilinois 3 Mixed Chorus 4 be Pe OO nee a Remember when? Sally Willoughby “Why hurry? We have a lifetime.” G. A. A. 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Jr. Sr. Plays 3 Rough Rider 3 Annual Staff 4 William Wood (Bill) “I’m here, even if I don’t tell anyone,” Baseball 1,2 Boy Scouts 1 Jaclyn Wright (Jackie) “A perfect maiden, nobly planned, To warn, to comfort, and command.” G.A.A, 1,2,3,4 Swimming Club 3,4 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 A Capella 1,2 Girls Scouts 1,2,3,4 Jr. Sr. Plays 4 Rough Rider 3 Annual Staff 4 “ 8 = Vv) Y) 2S ndérc rr, a ee i HOMEROOM 301: ROW 1: Beth Signor, Jean Wilcox, Mary Jean Shaw, Janet Weber, Frances Wheeler, Sylvia Sonoc. ROW 2: David Thomas, Alice Waterbury, Mary Smith, Charlotte Smith, Dixie Smith, Melvin Rutherford. ROW 3: Philip Wiard, Tom Schill, Hugh Simpkins, Gerald Thompson. ABSENT: Merril Taylor, Miss Baxter. Laurie Barenow, Secretary Gus Karis, President Joe Kelly, Vice-President U n i O rs John Allen, Treasurer HOMEROOM 317: ROW 1: Mary Ann Magee, Jean Mathieson, Barbara Merrill, Kathryn Richards, Beverly Lounsberry, Jo Anne Ray, Delores Nota, Caroline Patterson, Mary Louise Ray. ROW 2: Miss McAndless, Tom Pyle, Faythe Miller, Barbara Kiessel, Phyllis Myers, Bob Prater, Wilford Larson, Gus Karis, Harriet Mouganis. ROW 3: Jack Martin, Gary Kellogg, Frank Paduan, Gordon Kline, Jess Roe, Joe Kelly, Ronald Kinsey, Jim O’Toole, Keith Kraus. ABSENT: Charles Lamm. iu i HOMER OOM 312: ROW 1: Bette Alexander, Laurie Barenow, Joanne Blecha, Jane Davidson, Peggy Baker, Jane Faily, Sue Calvery, Joanne DeBoer, Jan Buyea, Emily Batchelor, Marianne Allen. ROW 2: Mr. Golczynski, Ruth Butts, Barbara Elliott, Marilyn Harris, Nancy Cullin, Juanita Duer, Roseann Batalucco, ROW 3; Pat Cleary, Curtis Addison, Larry Gray, Tom Golding, John Allen, John Cole, Bob Davis, Loyd Cochran, Bob Huffman, Al Cook, Bill Clixby. ABSENT: Isabel Denton. Watch the birdie “ HOMEROOM 315: ROW 1: Margaret Elwell, Carolyn Goschke, Margaret Hamilton, Delores Dapprich, June Alexander, Frances Davidson, Shirley Brand, Janet Chipman, Berthelle Fry, Betty Denton, Susan Hair. ROW 2: Miss Gotts, Leon DeLano, Sam Elliott, Doreen Bleasdale, Marjorie Hadley, Barvara Brien, Mary Davey, Dick Blodgett, Dick Derryberry, Bill Fuller. ROW 3: Bob Basham, Gerald Hamilton, Bill Dillingham, Stayton Addison, John Binns, Bob Clark, Paul Clow. Tom Kidd, Vice-President Nancy Whitcomb, Secretary Bernadette Hosman, Treasurer John Williamson, President HOMEROOM 304: ROW 1: Maxine Myers, Mary McCord, Nancy Mitchell, Frieda Kittrell, Virginia Neilly, Sondra Kilgore, Mary Hood, Barbara Jones, Bernadette Hosman, Caroline Hartje, Betty Harper. ROW 2: Bob Kinsey, Fred Haynes, Billie Lane, Ann Hunt, Nancy Mayhawk, Yolanda Lulow, Vernie Hampton, Franklin Lotz, Jack McClure, Tom Kidd, Miss Langworthy. ROW 3: Bob Himes, Jim Hart, Bill Milone, Bruce Keller, George Matevia, Jerry McCord. ABSENT: Maryella Hetchler, Willis Jones, Edward Kline, Betty Jo McDavid. HOMEROOM CAFETERIA: ROW 1: Janice Richardson, Nancy Woodside, Joan Warner, Shila Schoolmaster, Sandra Sechrest, Jeanette Southerland, Alicia Pennisi, Doris Rendel, Susie Watson, Beverly Stevens, Nancy Whitcomb, Marian Wood. ROW 2: John Oney, John Williamson, Betty Robinson, Joan Sukach, Barbara Schmidtke, Barbara Simmons, Nancy Richards, Betty Williams, Dick Schiska, Jim Tackman. ROW 3: Elwood Peterson, Don Reynolds, Marvin Webber, Fred Richardson, Bert Williams, Tom Russel. ABSENT: Billy Parks, Clydean Phillips, Elanzo Warren, Miss Bell. A quiet evening HOMEROOM 305; ROW 1; Jeanette Gamber, Barbara Guest, Janice Gustin, Janice Darby, Leila Ballard, Rose Marie Bloom, Donelda Butts, Barbara Clark, Donna Gilbert, Barbara Binns, Nancy Aller. ROW 2: George Fiegel, Kenneth Holder, Ronald Coleman, Joan Geisendorfer, Nelva Hill, Janet Blecha, Corrinne Delp, Yvonne Champagne, Joan Hartman, Barbara Hamilton, Miss Cooper, Richard Houk. ROW 3: Doyal Dunn, Tom Brown, Fred Foerster, Kenneth Crowson, Richard Hilmoe, Richard Bailey, Robert Bryant, Jim Hatch, Odis Cross, Glenn Aldrich, ABSENT: Rosemary Borgerson, Patricia Bouchie. freshmen HOMEROOM 316: ROW 1: Margaret Jorgensen, Kittyann Swope, Marcia O’Toole, Barbara Richards, Carol Schaub, Betty Huffman, Carol Ann Stevens, Jane Ann Smith, Cecile Thomas. ROW 2: Shirley Spitza, Joyce Lutz, Evelyn Savage, Barbara Hughes, Shirley Samples, Linda Varney, Nancy Obenauf, Roberta Magee, Mrs, Schelkun. ROW 3: Bill Martin, Gary Salyer, George Wallace, Tom Morrison, Bob Lord, Paul Smith, Melvin Jordan, Donald Stierle, Charles Watling. ABSENT: C. A. Mosley, Dorothy Kiessel. ' co Pic’ ng) | =z Hi HOMEROOM 110: ROW 1; Lois Robinson, Consuela Martin, Sonja Smith, Gwenda Matevia, Sue Kidd, Joyce Webster, Joyce Salem, Donna Totaro, Suzanne Wilcox, Nareta Schoolmaster, Carol Thorn, ROW 2: Terry Montonye, Kenneth Meyers, John Wiard, Richard Punnett, Grace Signor, Robert Nissly, James O’Dea, Miss Vint. ROW 3: Paul Sobol, Thomas Ross, Larry Wilkins, Robert Mancell, Daniel Rhodes, Richard Kingsbury, James Parker, Richard Warner, Robert Wilson, William Myers, Gordon Lambert. ABSENT: George Smith, John Staskievitz, Richard Shedd. eighth grade HOMEROOM 109: ROW 1: Charlene Gardner, Deloras Bivins, Patricia Hurdley, Patricia Hickman, Betty Lou Davis, Carol Kay Gallegly, Page Hallett, Gretchen Falk, Jacqueline Ashburn, Joyce Dapprich, June Case. ROW 2: Douglas Fasing, Cecil Hollister, Donna Goings, Janet Brandemill, Freida Foote, Leila Bachman, Nancy Caldwell, Diantha Haun, Erma Jordon, Ruby Golding, Jack Lovelady, Richard Davey. ROW 3; James Comiskey, Richard Addison, William Atwood, Milo Verne Coleman, Donald Denton, Donald Ableson, Gerald Capizze, Martin Bell, Timothy Harrison, Micheal Foy, Anton Himmelspach. ABSENT: Jack Faily, Mr. Larson. HOMEROOM 103; ROW 1: Susan Brien, Marlys Ackerman, Barbara Davis, Ellen Frommhold, Pat Brown, Jean Charters, Nancy Foy, Renna Goschke, Ellen Elliott. ROW 2; David Eaton, Joseph Heaven, Rex Glynn, Gary Cook, Delores Himes, Jo Greenstreet, Marilyn Feigle, Marilyn Ferry, Maxine Bond, Miss Myers. ROW 3: Louis Fischer, David Kelly, Craig Bachman, Sidney Brown, Burtis Fasking, Charles Bevier, Hazen Hollister, John Falk, William Aldrich, William Durant. ABSENT: Janice Jones, Bobby Grissett. seventh grade HOMEROOM 111: ROW 1: Janet LaChance, Alice Smith, Betty Jo May, Nancy Wilson, Patricia Vealey, Jacqueline Phillip, Sandra Stanifer, Margaret Staskievitz, Maxine Miley, Carol Myers, Jerry Ann Schultz. ROW 2: John Osborne, David Rendel, Lynn Morse, Max Bevier, Jerry Southerland, Ronald Williams, Sharlene Moers, Carrol Lambert, Sharon Lee, Dalene Rupert. ROW 3: Lawrence Parker, Donald Menzi, Donald Taylor, James Walker, James Miley, James Lounsberry, Gerald Pennisi, Jerry Keene, Gary Sherman, Gerald Thomas, James Lobbestaet. ABSENT: Thomas Pruitt, Gurney Williamson, Diane Rockerfeller, scholastic awards + ae Declamation Cup 1949 - Elizabeth Elliott, John Parker 1950 - Mary Jean Shaw, David Thomas 1951 - Carolyn Hartje, Franklin Lotz SPEECH WINNERS: ROW 1: Frank Lotz, Carolyn Hartje, Mary Hood, Beth Signor, Mildred Meadows, Elizabeth Elliott. ROW 2: Richard Signor, Thomas Schill David Thomas, Joe Kelly, John Cole, Bob Davis. Scholarship Cup Senior High 1949 - Margaret Lord, first Bernice Foote, second 1950 - Bernice Foote, first Margaret Lord, second Junior High 1949 = Beth Signor, first Susan Hair, second 1950 = Joan Warner, first Janet Chipman, second WRITING AND ART AWARDS: ROW 1: Mary Ann Magee, Jane Faily, Roseann Batalucco, Joanne De Boer, Gwenda Matevia, Patricia Hickman, Diantha Haun. ROW 2: Margaret Lord, Jane Davidson, Mary Jean Shaw, James O’Dea, George Smith, Sonja Smith. ROW 3: John Parker, Richard Signor, Pat Cleary, Richard Davey, James Parker, Betty Jo May. hei” school, 4 4 g ¥ - ) in ee, poatge 2 a2 os a ine ei ot = a=, £ “ � —--t., ROW I: Mildred Meadows, Marjorie Lutz, Jackie Wright, Arletta Simons, ShirleySamples, Nancy Richards, Delores Edinburn, Dixie Smith, Nancy Obenauf, Miss Lillian Ashby, Doreen Bleasdale, Peggy Baker, Mary Jean Shaw, Beth Signor, Faythe Miller, Margaret Lord,RoseannBatalucco, Pat Garrett, Marianne Allen, Bette Alexander. ROW 2: Ardith Allison, Vickie Tsikouris, Joanne DeBoer, Phyllis Myers, Virginia Neilly, Nancy Woodside, Sylvia Sonoc, Doris Rendel, Laurie Barenow, Joanne Blecha, Ernest Kittrell, Franklin Lotz, John Parker, Jane Davidson, Jim Tackman, David Thomas, Robert Carr, Carolyn Hartje, Jane Ann Smith, Frances Wheeler, Janet Webber, Kathryn Richards, Barbara Kiessel. ROW 3: Joan Hartman, Joan Geisendorfer, Barbara Richards, Jane Faily, Mary Ann Magee, Gus Karis, Tom Schill, John Cole, Bill Fuller, John Brand, Cecile Thomas, Nancy Aller, Emily Batchelor. MIX = — | tee [a mu ta me ROW 1: Shirley edie: Dolores Edinburn, Nancy Richards, Dixie Smith, Nancy Obenauf, Peggy Baker, Beth Signor, Faythe Miller, Margaret Lord. STANDING: Mary Jean Shaw, Doreen Bleasdale, Ernest Kittrell, Franklin Lotz, Dick Blodgett, Tom Blodgett, Tom Schill Jim Tackman, Robert Carr, David Thomas, Gus Karis, Miss. Lillian Ashby. Q = choir Franklin Lotz, Ernest Kittrell, Dick Blodgett, Tom Schill, Jim Tackman, Robert Carr, Gus Karis, David Thomas, Miss. Lillian Ashby. boys chorus ROW 1: Meadows. ROW 2: Dixie Smith, Doreen Bleasdale, Peggy Baker, Margaret Lord, Phyllis Myers, Caroline Hartje, Janet Weber, Nancy MeClure. gi r | S % ch oru S ORCHESTRA: ROW 1: John Parker, Emily Batchelor, Carolyn Hartje, Rene Whitmire, Roberta Magee, Faythe Miller. ROW 2; Martin Bell, Mary Ann Magee, Dorothy Kiessel, Gretchen Falk, Lois Robinson, Charles Watling, Margaret Lord, Diantha Haun, Jane Ann Smith, Beverly Wallace, Susan Stewart, Frank Lotz, Reyba Bryant, Sonya Smith, Ellen Elliott. ROW 3: Mary Jean Shaw, Donald Menzi, Marie Studt, Jacqueline Ashburn, Frieda Foote, Tom Schill, Richard Addison, Fred Haynes, Robert Carr, Janet Chipman, Joan Warner. ROW 4: Gus Karis, Kathryn Richards, James Tackman, Mary Davey, David Thomas, Mr. Riley. ABSENT: Harry Schagger, Sandra Murdock. and b and 0 4 4 TT | HW L Pes fe | Til i eo = i e BAND: ROW 1: Sondra Kilgore, Nancy Mitchell, Betty Williams, Janet Brandemille, ROW 2: Marg— aret Lord, Charles Watling, John Brand, Marvin Staplin, George Wallace, Leon Delano, Jane Ann Smith, Beverly Wallace. ROW 3: Lois Robinson, Robert Mancell, Richard Warner, Michael Foy, Richard Addison, Mickey Coleman, Freida Foote, Robert Carr, Franklin Lotz, Susan Stewart, Diantha Haun. ROW 4: Barbara Brien, Douglas Schill, Marjorie Hadley, Mirginia Neilly, Fred Haynes, Richard Davey John Erickson, Robert Watling, Robert Nissly, Jim Tackman, James McFeely, Jim Parker, Kathryn Richards. ROW 5: Faythe Miller, Doreen Bleasdale, Joan Warner, Martin Bell, Donald Menzi, George Riley, Janet Chipman. ME LOHOUSE ANN ARBOR Football Coaches: Art Walker, Fred Cosgro FOOTBALL: ROW 1: Odis Cross (Manager), Coach A, D. Walker, John Brand, Dick Royal, Bill Addison, Terry Clark (Captain), Gordon Wallace, Harold Batalucco, Marvin Staplin, Coach F.A. Cosgro, Glen Aldrich. ROW 2: Gordon Kline, Richard Hilmoe, Joe Kelly, Fred Richardson, John Williamson, Jack McClure, Tom Kidd, John Oney, John Allen, Frank Paudan, Gus Karis, ROW 3: Bob Himes, Jim Hart, Tom Golding, Dick Schiska, Jim Tackman, Wilford Larson, Tom Schill, Philip Wiard, Ronald Coleman, The 1950-1951 football squad will 1950 Scores lose captain Terry Clark, Harold Bata- lucco, John Brand, Gordon Wallace ; : : , It Northville Bill Addison, and Marvin Staplin with aa the coming of June 1951. Roosevelt 32 Saline The team’s most outstanding play Roosevelt 18 Dendes was shown during the Dundee-Roose- velt game in which Roosevelt downed Roosevelt 0 Flat Rock Dundee 18-6 and in the Saline game, a ae Lisson 12 which was Roosevelt’s highest scoring game of the year, when they defeated Roosevelt 0 University High 20 Saline 32-20 M 32 Our homecoming game with Lincoln Roosevelt 6 ilan High School this year began a rivalry Roosevelt 12 Chelsea 20 between the two schools with Lincoln winning the first game 12-6. Next year’s football eleven will be captained by Frank Paduan, a junior who plays tackle. Captain Terry Clark . — ag ‘ y ae 5 x. or mK -. or 4 ROW 1: George Sukach, Terry Clark, Harold Batalucco, Gordon Wallace Captain), John Brand, Gerald Ramsey, Coach Art Walker. STANDING: Joe Kelly, Bob Himes, John Williamson, Tom Kidd, Fred Richardson, Bob Prater, Bill Addison (Manager) (basket ball The 1950-51 basketball team will lose Terry Clark, John Brand, Harold Batalucco, George Sukach, Gerald Ramsey and Gordon Wallace, captain, through graduation in June, The Rough Riders won three of thirteen con- tests with the highlight of the season a drubbing to the Dundee Vikings 46-33 and Allen Park 50-45. The leading point getters for the team were Gordon Wallace, John Brand, and Bob Prater with 107, 89, and 73 points respectively. Bob Prater was chosen by his team mates to captain next year’s team. Captain Gordon Wallace MA ae lies ar � . — ? ea RESERVE BASKETBALL. ROW 1: Dick Schiska, Bill Malone, John Oney, Jim Hart, Wilford Larson, Seis Bob Lord, Dick Derryberry. ROW 2: Jim Hatch (Manager), Bob Basham, Ronald Coleman, Jim Tackman, © Sam Elliott, Odis Cross, Coach Fredrick A. Cosgro. r: SWimmMIng Don Potter I fA « ot ; if Le - 7 - ‘ “rere | Sad wae Se a i ; PSR . ROW 1: Lionel Lulow, Jack McClure, Don Reynolds, Don Whitcomb, Don Potter (Captain), Tom Oakes, Larry Gray, John Cole, Tom Russell. ROW 2: Duncan Magoon (Manager), Bill Dillingham, Bill Fuller, Dick Hilmoe, Pat Cleary, Bill Martin, Tom Schill, Coach Jim Gilster. In its second year under Jim Gilster, the Swimming team turned in a creditable 5-5 per- formance. The fellows had to compete almost exclusively against B competition, and paddled home fifth in the state meet. Boys having outstanding dual seasons were Don Potter, undefeated in the backstroke, Tom Oakes, breast stroker and the medley relay team. Tom proved to be the star of the state meet with a second place effort while Larry Gray an- chored the relay team to a similar position. Missed next year by graduation will be Potter, Oakes, Don Whitcomb and Richard Signor. A new captain has not yet been chosen. Relay team: Whitcomb, Potter, Oakes. Swi oer ROW 1: Paul Clow, John Fischer, Gordon Wallace, Terry Clark, Ron Lancaster, Dick Royal, Captain John Brand, George Sukach, Coach F. A. Cosgro. ROW 2: Al Cook, Bob Himes, Tom Kidd, John Oney, Bill Milone, Jim Tackman, Bob Prater, Dick Schiska, John Williamson, Bob Cook, Joe Kelly. Captain John Brand Pitcher, Bob Prater we ee . , - o - o ’ -— oe : . : ge Se eee — . - “te aE, ROW 1: Keith Kraus, John Parker, Don Potter, Bob Carr, Don Whitcomb, Bob Clark. ROW 2: Pat Cleary, John Cole, Tom Schill, Jim O’ Toole, Gus Karis. ROW 3: Bill Fuller, Mr. Leonard Menzi Captain Don Potter ck Captain Marvin Staplin VARSITY: ROW 1: Margie Lutz, Jackie Wright, Barbara Stokes, Barbara Banks,Standing: Janie Faily, Emily Batchelor, Laurie Barenow, Ardith Allison, Vickie Tsikouris. RESERVE: June Alexander, Nancy Whitcomb, Janet Chipman ROW 1; Jan Buyea, Emily Batchelor, Joanne DeBoer, Victoria Tsikouris, Mary Crouch, Christine Flatt, Marjorie Lutz, Barbara Kiessel, Sue Calvery, Nancy Whitcomb, Beverly Stevens. ROW 2: Nancy Cullen, Harriet Mouganis, Ann Bedford, Marilyn Harris, Juanita Duer, Laurie Barenow, Jane Davidson, Yolanda Lulow, Margaret Lord, Susie Watson, Barbara Jones, Jackie Wright. ROW 3: Joan Sukach, Sue Stewart, Elizabeth Elliott, Sylvia Sonoc, Mary Smith, Ardith Allison, Kathleen Kenney, Nancy Richards, Marian Wood, Doris Rendel, Gertrude Clough, Q.Q. The Girls’ Athletic Association has initiated a new program this year consisting mainly of a point system, which has never been triéd here before. This reorganization took place just before the end of the first semester and went into effect just after the second semester began. Basically, the club is built around the point sys- tem, but different methods of organization have been placed in the new constitution, which was writ- ten by the girls. Under this new system, a girl doesn’t become a member of the club until she has earned a certa in number of points. The sports of- fered this year were volleyball,basketball, bowl- ing, and baseball, but it is expected more sports will be added to our activity calendar next year. This completely new system seems to be work- ing out successfully and all the members have great expectations and hopes for the club. swimming club The Swimming Club is a comparatively new organization here in Roosevelt. Made up of 28 girls with Miss Mary Irene Bell as the sponsor, it was organized in February of 1950 to promote interest in synchronized swimming. This year, for the first time a water show, School Daze, was staged under the direction of Miss Bell and Miss Bernadine Newsom. Proceeds from the aquacade are being used for the purpose of buying suits for future shows. Also on their schedule was a show for Ypsilanti High School's G. A. C. in the hope that the Ypsilanti group would organize a swimming club. ' A play-day, combining the talents of Trenton's or Aquacades and Roosevelt's club, was planned and executed in April. a - “| 2 a ail Gordie Dancers? Little Chemist Triplets Glutton sah Loy i tae “ ¢,: eA T 2: Gr] . ROW 1: Ann Bedford, Nancy McClure, John Oney (Vice-Pres.), Don Potter (President) Mr. Menzi, Mary Jean Shaw (Secretary-Treasurer), Gertrude Clough, Laurie Barenow. ROW 2: Dick Warner, Joe Kelly, Tom Schill, Wilford Larson, Pat Cleary, Jim Hart, Gordon Wallace, Bob Clark, David Thomas, Jerre Ann Schultz, ROW 3: John Falk, Mike Foy, Tom Kidd, Bob Lord, Fred Richardson, John Brand, Bill Addison, Dick Royal, John Parker. student COUNCI| In 1950-51 Roosevelt's Student Council enjoyed one of its most successful years, thanks to the cooperation of the whole student body. On behalf of the Council, I wish to congratulate all those who attended meetings, worked on commit- tees and helped to determine and represent opin- ion, for they have done a fine job in improving our school. Don Potter, President The Student Council's activites this year were among the most numerous in its twenty-one years. The small organization of a student represent- ative body in 1930 was the auspicious beginning of a 1950-51 council which has carried on innu- merable projects including fun nights, dime dances, magazine sale, homecoming program, and the first intramural boys' sport night. This year's council consisted of fourteen voting members, plus twelve ex-officio members. Of these twelve members, eight were the commit- tee chairmen: social, Ann Bedford; building, Dick Royal; stage, Bill Addison; assembly, John Parker; noon hour, Laurie Barenow; athletic, Gordon Wallace; health and safety, Tom Schill; magazine sale, Gus Karis. The Queen’s Court added a colorful touch to the Homecom- ing. Fun Nights brought good times for all with swimming, dancing, ping-pong and volley-ball. Thanks to school spirit, the Magazine Sale was a success. The money raised was used to complete the out-fitting of the band. The Amateur Hour was a chance for the budding young actors of Roosevelt to perform. ROUGH RIDER STAFF: ROW 1: Ann Bedford, Elizabeth Elliott, Robert Carr, Edward Planchon (Edi- tor), Margaret Lord (Editor), Richard Signor (Editor), David Thomas, Barbara Stokes, Nancy Kimlin, Mildred Meadows. ROW 2: Nancy McClure, Betty Potter, Kathleen Kenny, Carol Rendel, Susan Stewart, Beverly Wallace, Miss McAndless, Victoria Tsikouris, Barbara Kiessel, Joanne DeBoer, Doreen Bleasdale, Marjorie Hadley, Mary Davey, Rosann Batalucco. ROW 3: George Sukach, Donald Potter, Larry Gray, Jane Faily, Mary Crouch, Pat Cleary, John Cole, Bill Addison, John Parker, Tom Oakes. publications rete A® a be ROW 1: Miss. Crawford (sponsor), Christine Flatt, Margaret Lord, Marvin Staplin, Elizabeth Elliott and Ann Bedford (co-editors), Gordon Wallace, Sue Stewart. ROW 2: Dorothy Dloph, Gertrude Clough, Faye Kellogg, Barbara Stokes, Nancy Kimlin, Jaclyn Wright, Marjorie Lutz, Kathleen Kenny, Mildred Meadows, Nancy Joyce, ROW 3: John Parker, Edward Planchon, Bill Addison, Tom Oakes, Duncan Magoon, Don Potter, Harold Batalucco. ROW 4: Edna Caldwell, Arletta Simons, Mary Crouch, Sally Willoughby, Beverly Wallace, Nanc McClure, Vickie Tsikouris. ,|f-sr plays Play Director Miss Thelma McAndless STUDENT DIRECTORS: ROW 1: Laurie Barenow, Nancy McClure, Janice Burrell, Nancy Joyce, ROW 2: Joanne DeBoer, Nancy Cullen, Beverly Lounsberry, Faye Kellogg Emily Batchelor, Jan Buyea, Gary Kellogg, Sue Calvery, Lloyd Cochran. THE TELEGRAM by Elizabeth Collins Sue Calvery Emily Batchelor Gary Kellogg Mrs. Clinton.... Jan Buyea Bert Jordan .... Lloyd Cochran . . th J = i. Wilford Larson, Tom Schill, Roseann Batalucco, Peggy Baker, Phil Wiard, Bob Prater. Margaret Lord, John Parker, Don Potter, Susan Stewart. A WEDDING by John Kirkpatrick Bob Tisdale Tom Schill Archie Wilford Larson Roseann Batalucco Phil Wiard Peggy Baker Mr. Grayson Bob Prater Miss Grayson Mary Smith WORDS AND MUSIC BY PIERROT by Agness Emelie Peterson John Parker Margaret Lord Boris Eshenburg Don Potter Alicia Eshenburg .... Susan Stewart RICH MAN, POOR MAN by Bertha Y. Burrill Yetta Goldenstein... Mrs. Bonelli Mrs. Ole Oleson.... Mrs. Haggerty Mrs. MacPhairson .. Tommy Browning ... Visiting Nurse Largo Johnson Mrs. X. Y. Smythe Elizabeth Elliott John Brand Carol Rendel Mildred Meadows Christine Flatt Gertrude Clough Vickie Tsikouris Betty Potter Bill Addison Marjorie Lutz Tom Oakes Faye Kellogg THE WONDER HAT by Ben Hecht Harlequin Pierrot Joe Kelly Pat Cleary Jess Roe Mary Jean Shaw Harriett Mouganis Gertrude Clough, Betty Potter, Marjorie Lutz, Tom Oakes, Christine Flatt, Mildred Meadows, Bill Addison, Carol Rendel, John Brand, Elizabeth Elliot Vickie Tsikouris. Pat Cleary, Jess Roe, Harriett Mouganis, Joe Kelly. Absent: Mary Jean Shaw. A WEDDING by John Kirkpatrick David Thomas Gus Karis Faythe Miller Keith Kraus Keith en John Cole, Faythe Miller, David Thomas, Gus Karis, Bette Bette Alexander Alexander. Mr. Grayson John Cole Miss Grayson Mary Ann Magee WHO WILL REMEMBER? by Margaret Kennedy Lou Barlow Kathleen Kenny Libby Barlow Nancy Kimlin Louisa Armitage Ann Bedford Alison Durant Jaclyn Wright Kate Armitage Barbara Stokes Mrs. Banister Smith. .. Beverly Wallace SEATED: Nancy Kimlin, Barbara Stokes, Jackie Wright, Kathleen Kenny. STANDING: Beverly Wallace, Ann Bedford. NOBODY SLEEPS by Guernsey Le Pelley Larry Gray Jane Faily Jane Davidson Sylvia Sonoc Joanne Blecha THE ROMANCERS by Edmond Rostand SEATED: Joanne Blecha, Jane Faily, Sylvia Sonoc, STANDING: Larry Gray, Jane Davidson. Sylvette . Mary Crouch Percinet Richard Signor 3traforel Duncan Magoon Bergamin Robert Carr Pasquinot Edward Planchon fusician Janice Burrell George Sukach Gerald Ramsey Edward Planchon, Duncan Magoon, Mary Crouch, Robert Carr, Richard Signor, It is fun to go hiking and camping, to learn to make pottery, and to tool leather, and what gen- uine satisfaction there is in planning with your scouts some worthwhile service project; Many students at Roosevelt, both in junior high and senior high, belong to the Boy Scouts or Girl Scouts. These clubs are open to any student who is willing to accept the challenge of the codes of these organizations and will enter wholehearted- ly into their activities. The Girl Scouts sold Christmas cards and cookies to help their camping fund. The Boy Scouts have about $300 from their paper drives, and they hope to buy Jamboree tents for the whole troop. SENIOR GIRL SCOUTS. ROW 1: Ann Bedford, Barbara Banks, Victoria Tsikouris, Jaclyn Wright, Jane Faily (Vice-Pres.) Beverly Wallace (President) Miss Crawford (Leader), Carol Rendel (Secretary) Harriet Mouganis (Treasurer) Margaret Lord, Joanne DeBoer, Barbara Kiessel. STANDING: Kathleen Kenney, Frances Wheeler, Janet Weber, Elizabeth Elliott, Jane Davidson, Mary Crouch, Jan Buyea, Susan Watson, Laurie Barenow, Doris Rendel, Susan Stewart, Marjorie Hadley, Mary Davey, Beverly Stevens, Nancy Whitcomb, Betty Jo Christian, Susan Hair. The Junior Red Cross at Roosevelt addressed Christmas cards and pre- pared fifteen gift socks for the patients at the County Infirmary. They made tray favors for the State Hospital and the Infirmary, and they distributed posters and made windcw displays for the American Red Cross Membership campaign. Students in Miss. Vint's classes decorated napkins with Washington's Birthday and Easter designs. These were for the veteran's hospitals. Dixie Smith and Rosemary Bor- gerson represented Roosevelt at the county meetings in Ann Arbor, The homeroom representatives cooperated well in these and many other activities. ROW 1: Dixie Smith, Arletta Simons, Christine Flatt, Tom Russell, Keith Kraus, Jane Davidso: Carol Ann Stevens. STANDING: Wilford Larson, Miss, Cooper. junior red cross ROW 1: John Faik, Richard Kingsbury, Robert Mancell, Charles Watling, Tom Morrison, Fred Foerster, Robert Lord, George Wallace, Odis Cross, Robert Larson, Bob Wilson, Bill Durant STANDING: Donald Menzi, David Rendel, Mike Foy, Doyal Dunn, Jesse Rowe, Robert Nisseley, James O'Dea, Dick Warner, James Parker, Gordon Lambert, Jack Wiard, Mr. Chamberlain, Sponsor. The Roosevelt Home Workshop Club is made up of boys who like to work with tools and machines. Its h @) m e membership is confined to the junior high school grades though it does sponsor activities that are open to other grade levels. Typical activities are the Christ- mas Toy Project, the annual Bird House Contest, and { 10 rk sh oO a Kite Tournament. Awards are presented annually at the Honors Assem- bly to boys with outstanding mechanical and manipul- ative ability as shown by outstanding success in home workshop activities Minesco “Wars begin in the minds of men and it is in the minds of men that we should build the defenses for peace.” The main purpose of UNESCO Club, an outgrowth of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, is to aid in extending an understanding of other peoples among their fellow students. The club has held active member- ship in Michigan Council for UNESCO for two years. The club directs an extensive correspondence with foreign stud- , ents, is engaged in a literature ex- ROW 1: Betty Potter, Gertrude Clough, Peggy Baker, Betty Jo Christian, Edward Planchon, nada e Po Danish school, and Sue Calvery, Roseann Batalucco, Jane Faily, Wilford Larson, Jan Buyea. e oan : ‘ ‘ STANDING: Kathleen Kenney, Miss Baxter, David Thomas. has participated in meetings of a 7 model UN Assembly. The Conservation club was organized to help the students of Roosevelt get a better understanding of the practices of conservation while having a good time. Each year in the spring the club takes a trip to the zoo at Royal Oak. This year the club took a trip ice fishing and one to the museum of Natural History at Ann Arbor. ROW 1: Bill Dillingham, Bill Fuller, Larry Gray, Beverly Wallace, Pat Cleary, Keith Kraus, Joe Kelly, Fred Richardson, Jan Buyea, Joanne Blecha. ROW 2: Mr. Golczynski, Bruce Keller, John Binns, John Cole, Tom Oakes, Jane Davidson, Elizabeth Elliott, Laurie Barenow, Wilford Larson, Harold Batalucco, Mary Smith, Sylvia Sonoc, Alice Waterbury. conservation club “Hey you”! Yells resound through the halls, as some scared underclassmen is waylaid by a senior. A fate worse than this couldn't have befallen anyone. He has been caught on THE STAIRS---- The penalty for trespassing hereis well known throughout Roosevelt. A summons is served in Assembly followed by a session of the Court of Common Appeals. Here the defendant may bring his council and plead his case. After the jury has passed the guilty verdict, the sentence is given by the judge. A sentence which is also well known to all. Small brushes, normally called tooth-brushes, are handed to the culprits. As the eyes of the school focus on the victim, he or she scrubs the whole stair case or rolls a tiny piece of chalk over a length of carpet, spread along the upper hall! 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