Roosevelt High School - Echo Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1957 volume:

The 1957 Echoes Published by the Echoes Staff Roosevelt High School Eastern Michigan College Ypsilanti, Michigan Dedication To Theodore Roosevelt whose dynamic personality and undaunted patriotism have set the traditions for all who have attended this school bearing his name, we, the class of nineteen hundred fifty-seven, respect- fully dedicate this yearbook. Contents FACULTY SENIORS UNDE RCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES SPORTS A record of school events School Opened - Sept. 10 Sophomore Reception - Oct, 3 Football Homecoming - Oct. 18 Report Cards - Nov. 14 Christmas Party - Dec. 15 Christmas Vacation - Dec, 21-Jan. 7 Semester Ended - Jan, 25 Huron League Basketball Co-Champions - March 2 Basketball District Champions - March 9 Report Cards - April 1 Spring Vacation - April 5-15 Junior-Senior Plays - April 24-25 Spring Party - April 26 Junior-Senior Prom - May 24 Senior Trip - May 26 - 30 Baccalaureate - June 9 Commencement - June 14 School Closed - June 14 Our friends around school Eve Drees Mrs, Kress ve School Secretary School Nurse Liisa Mr, Robert Benden Mrs. Moss : Miss Underbrink Printing Mrs, Newkirk c oak Dietitian ooks Fine Arts Mr, Chamberlain Industrial Arts Roosevelt was a teacher with- yut portfolio but he had the sift of stimulating men to raise themselves above the ordinary level of their abilities and desires. we ess saad UO Preservers and protectors! Miss Ashby Music Leonard W, Menzi Principal Miss Bell Physical Ed, Mrs, Buben Home Economics English Miss Cooper Latin English Miss Baxter English History Mr. Benden {ndustrial Arts Mathematics Mr, Golczynski Science Of our piece of mind Miss Gotts Mathematics Mr, Gosseaux Physical Science Mrs, Crouch Physical Ed, Counselor Miss Langworthy yp ; Miss Hinds French vt Mathematics Mr. MacDonald Miss McAndless Social Studies English English en Mr. Mood Miss North Mr. Walker Librarian Commercial Physical Ed, Athletic Director Officers and Sponsors Pres, Frank Stiltner, Treas. Michael Capizzi, V. Pres. John Erikson and William Baker, Sponsor Mr. DeBoer, Sec, Beverly French, Sponsor Miss McAndless Our History As eighty-three wide-eyed freshmen, we entered Roosevelt in September 1953. Our class, one of the largest in Roosevelt history, was destined to make an outstanding record, for it included many who proved to be leaders in scholastics, athletics, student government, and extra curricular ac- tivities. The first wonderful year was filled with many new experiences, such as that first big dance, the Jupiter Jump. We were informally initiated at the annual Sophomore Reception in the fall of 1954. The following December we sponsored the Crystal Ball. Dur- ing the spring of 1955, we campaigned enthusiastically for our candidates in the Student Council election. We were thrilled when the votes were tabulated, pronouncing John Erikson as vice-president and Mary Jane Nissly as secretary. In the fall of 1955, members of our class proudly exhibited their new class rings. Ideas were collected for torturing members of the class of 58 at the Sophomore Reception. Most of our class participated in the school’s dramatic activities, and we sponsored three one-act plays. At the Student Council election, our class was 100 percent successful with John Erikson as president, Frank Stiltner as vice-president, and Mary Jane Nissly as secretary. The athletic members of our class helped carry the RHS basketball team to the State quarter finals. We sponsored the Senior Farewell for the class of 756. The senior year brought much activity and little spare time fo r we were busy with school organizations , the punishment of trespassers on the senior stairs, yearbook, pictures, dances, fun nights, athletics, and plans for the Big Trip to New York. The last year of high school whizzed by so fast that before we realized it, we were dressed in caps and gowns and march- ing into graduation with mixed sentiments,for the school that had played such a big part in our lives was yesterday. The beckoning future lay ahead of us. Our senior year proved to be a busy one. PEGGY ASTON FTA. 2 Jr. Sr. Plays 3 J.A. 3,4 Unesco 2 Sec, 2 JANET ARNING G.A.A, 1,2 Girls' Chorus 2,3 JA. 3 Mixed Chorus 2,3 Unesco 1,2 Pres, 2 } Jorn ce PPS WILLIAM BAILEY WILLIAM BAKER Annual Staff 4 Baseb arr oe: Basketball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 a ) “9 | , = Boys' State 3 Football 1,3 pare ‘= Class V. Pres. 4 bate Football 1,2,3,4 ; Homeworkshop Club 1 JA. 3,4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3,4 Mixed Chorus 3,4 Rough Rider 3,4 Student Council 2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Capt. 4 Buddy WILLIAM BOHN BETTY BRADFORD Baseball 1,2,3,4 Capt. 4 F JA. 3,4 Basketball 3,4 Football 1,2,4 JA. 3 Jr. Sr. Plays 3,4 Mixed Chorus 4 Student Council 4 JOYCE BROOKS SUZANNE BROWN Band Announcer 4 Annual Staff 4 ; , Central High School, Bil- G.A.A, 1,2,3,4 Treas, 3 lings, Montana, 1 Girl Scouts 1,2,3 F.T 4 Girls' Chorus 1 JA eg JA. 3 Jr. Sr. Plays 3 Jr. Sr. Plays 3 , -— Mixed Chorus 4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 LS a Scholastic Writing Award Swim Club 1,2,3,4 ae 3 Unesco 2 Treas. 2 U.N. Model Assembly 2,3, In the fall we sold hot dogs at the games, MARY ANN CANDIA MICHAEL CAPIZZI F.T.A. 2 Annual Staff 4 Unesco 2 Class Treas, 3,4 U.N. Model Assembly 2 Football 1 Wilson High, Erie, Penn. 1 ; Homeworkshop Club 1 JA. 3,4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3,4 JOEL CLARK WILLIAM COLLINS Annual Staff 4 vail Baseball 1,2 Football 1,2 Boy Scouts 1 Homeworkshop Club 1 Football 1,2,4 JA. 3,4 Homeworkshop Club 1 Jr. Sr. Plays 3,4 J JA. 3 Mixed Chorus 4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3 | Re : Mixed Chorus 1 ih Speech 2,3 | ahaa ek Track 3 i : , = Gk Student Council 1,3,4 Barok. Track 1,2,4 JAMES CROFF CHARLES DARBY Football 1,2,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Homeworkshop Club 2 , Basketball 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus 2 Chorus 4 Track 1,2,4 Football 1 Jr. Sr. Plays 3,4 Homeworkshop 1 Jr. Sr. Plays 3 deooloy BONNIE DECKER JOHN ERIKSON Homecoming Queen's Annual Staff 4 Court 4 Band 1,2,3,4 J.A. 3,4 : Band Council 1 Speech 2,3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Capt. 4 . Boys' State 3 Class V. Pres, 3,4 Football 1 Honor Society 3,4 JA. 3 Rough Rider 4 Student Council 3,4 V. Pres, 3, Pres. 4 Tennis 1,2,3,4 And had our senior pictures ALEX FISHER Annual Staff 4 Football 1,2 JA. 3.4 Jr. Sr, Plays 3,4 Rough Rider 3,4 Student Council 4 Swimming 1,2,3,4 Co. Capt. 4 Tennis 1 JAMES GLOVER Homeworkshop Club 1 Rough Rider 3,4 MADELEINE HALE Parkstone Girls Grammar School, Poole Dorset, England 1,2,3 madeleine MARY HARRIS Annual Staff 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Band Council 3 D.A.R, Award 4 GAA, 1,2,3,4 Rec, 2, Pres. 3,4 Girl Scouts 1,2,3,4 Treas. 2,3, Pres. 4 Honor Society 3,4 JA. 3,4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3 Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Scholarship Plaque 2,3 Student Council 4 Swim Club 2,3,4 BEVERLY FRENCH Class Sec, 2,3,4 GAA, 2,3,4 J.A. 4 Edmonson Jr. High School 1 eS CHARLES GRIFFIN Baseball 1,2,3,4 Homeworkshop Club 1 JA. 3,4 Mixed Chorus 3 Speech 2,3 3 rex MABEL HANSEN Band 1,2,3,4 F.T.A. 3 Girls' Chorus 3 JA. 3,4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3 Mixed Chorus 3 JOAN HENDRICKSON Girls' Chorus 3 Girl Scouts 1,2 JA. 3,4 Mixed Chorus 3 As we looked toward the future, CHARLES HERNDON WILLIAM HORNBERGER Basketball 2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Football 2,3,4 Band Council 3 Jr. Sr. Plays 3 Basketball 2 Track 1,3 Home workshop Club 2 ’ J.A. 3,4 jr. Sr. Plays 3 Tennis 1,2,3,4 JOYCE HOSKINS LYNN HUNT Edmonson Junior High 1 Annual Staff 4 GAA. 2 Jr. Sr, Plays 3 FeXw MARY ELLEN KRUSE : GENE LAMB GAA. 4 Annual Staff 4 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3 Boy Scouts 1 J.A. 4 Football 1 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Homeworkshop Club 1,2 JA.4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3 ,4 Rough Rider 4 Speech 3 f ied CVarg (Geme-0 ALICE LAUER THERESA LEININGER Annual Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 GAA, 1,2,3,4 GAA. 1,2,3,4 JA. 3,4 Girls' Chorus 2,3 r. Sr, Pl A JA, 3,4 seta Sri Jr. Sr. Plays 3 Mixed Chorus 2,3 We applied for jobs and college. JUDY LOBBESTAEL Annual Staff 4 F HA, 3,4 Sec. 4 F.T.A, 3,4 Pres. 4 Girls' Chorus 3 Honor Society 3,4 J.A. 3 Jr. Sr. Plays 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Rough Rider 2,3 Co-Editor 3 C wry JOY LYKE G.A.A, 1,2,3,4 Jr. Sr. Plays 4 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Rough Rider 1,2,3,4 Scholastic Writing Award 3 MARY MANION F,T.A, 3,4 Pres. 4 G.A.A, 1,2,3,4 Sec. 4 Girls' Chorus 2,3 JA. 3 Jr. Sr, Plays 3 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 SYLVIA MASON Annual Staff 4 GAA. 1,2,3,4 Girls! Chorus 1,2 J.A. 3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 JANET LONSBERRY Jr. Sr. Plays 3 Hs tae TAN THOMAS MACKENZIE Annual Staff 4 Baseball 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Boys' State 3 Class Pres, 3 F ootball 2,3,4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3,4 Rough Rider 3,4 Student Council 4 Lincoln Consolidated High School 1 fac SUZANNE MARTIN Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 JA. 3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Scholastic Writing Award 3 Swim Club 1,3,4 LAWRENCE MILBOURNE Annual Staff 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Class V. Pres. 2 Football 1,2,4 Homeworkshop Club 1 J. A. 3,4 Mixed Chorus 4 Orchestra 2,3,4 Student Council 1,2,4 Track 2 We sponsored the Spring Dance, ROBERT MOUNT CONNIE MULDER Football 4 F H.A. 1 Jr. Sr. Plays 3 Stockbridge High School 1 Sebewaing High School 1,2 Con SANDRA MURDOCK MARY JANE NISSLY A'Capella 1,2,3 Annual Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Class Sec, 1 Majorette Capt. 3,4 ; GAA. 1,2,3,4 GAA, 1,2,3 Girls' Chorus 1 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Queen's JA. 3,4 Court 3 Jr. Sr. Plays 3,4 JA. 3 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3,4 Orchestra 1,2,3,4 ? Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Rough Rider 1,2,3 4 Scholastic Writing Award 3 Student Council 1,3,4 Sec, 3,4 : Swim Club 1,2,3,4 Xy anda V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4 BARBARA OBERMEYER PATRICIA PLUMMER A'Capella 1,2,3 : F HA, 4 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3 a - G.AA, 3,4 JA. 3,4 , Girls' Chorus 1,2 Jr. Sr. Plays 3,4 a Girl Scouts 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 JA. 3 Rough Rider 3 a Jr. Sr. Plays 3 Student Council 2 ; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 Swim Club 2,3,4 Boabie JILL RICHARDSON , JOHN SATTLER Band 1,2 Annual Staff 4 Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1 Class Treas, 2 Boy Scouts 1 GAA. 1,2 Football 1,2 Girls' Chorus 1 J.A.3 Homecoming Queen's Rough Rider 3,4 Court 2 Scholastic Writing Award 3 JA. 3 Speech 2,3 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Swimming 2,3,4 Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Track 1.2 Scholastic Writing Award 3 4 Swim Club 1,2,3,4 Then came the fabulous trip to New York. DOUGLAS SCHILL GAIL SCOTT A'Capella 1,2,3 Annual Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 GAA.§ meee Girls' Chorus 1,2 joy oc Girl Scouts 1,2,3 Football 1,2,3,4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3 J.A. 3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 Jr. Sr, Plays 3,4 a Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 -N. Model Assembly 3 Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Rough Rider 3 Speech 3 Swimming 1,2,3 Tennis 1 Unesco 1 HARRY SHAEFE A'Capella 1,2,3 Band 1,2,3,4 Band Council 3,4 Pres. 3,4 Honor Society 3,4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Speech 2,3 CHARLES SILKWORTH Band 1,2,3,4 Boy Scouts 1 Football 1,3,4 JA.4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3,4 Rough Rider 1,2,3 Swimming 1,2,3,4 Co. Capt, 4 BARBARA SMITH ALFRIEDA STEEB Annual Staff 4 Girls' Chorus 1,2 JA. 3,4 5 Girl Scouts 1,2,3,4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3,4 J.A. 3,4 . Jr. Sr. Plays 3 al ee Mixed Chorus 1,2 é DARE O34. LEON STEERS JAMES STEVENS Football 1,2,3,4 Capt. 4 Football 1,2,3,4 Homeworkshop Club 1 Rough Rider 3 Track 2,3,4 ALAN STEWART Annual Staff 4 Boy Scouts 1 Football 2,3,4 Homeworkshop Club 1 JA. 3 Jr. Sr. Plays 3 Rough Rider 3,4 : Swimming 1,2 4 Track 1,2,3,4 a iY ene PATRICIA TAYLOR A'Capella 2 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3 JA. 3,4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 ROBERT UNGRODT Band 1,2,3,4 Band Council 3 Boy Scouts 1,2,3,4 Homeworkshop Club 1 JA. 3,4 Tennis 1,2,3,4 fob ROBERT WATLING Band 1,2,3,4 Boy Scouts 1,2 Homeworkshop Club 1 Pres. 1 Honor Society 3,4 J.A. 3,4 Jr. Sr. Plays 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Scholarship Plaque 2 Speech 2,3 Tennis 1,2,3,4 DANIEL TEARE Annual Staff 4 Boy Scouts 1,2,3,4 Homeworkshop Club 1 J. A. 3,4 Mixed Chorus 4 Track 3 , 4 2 — RENE WHITMIRE Homecoming Queen's Court 1 JA. 3,4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Speech 3 Swim Club 1,2 With memories of the prom and graduation, FRANK STILTNER Annual Staff 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Boys' State 3 Class V. Pres, 1, Pres. 2,4 Football 1,2,3,4 JA. 3 Jr. Sr. Plays 4 Student Council 3,4 V, Pres. 4 Track 1,2,4 BRENDA VER VAEC KE Annual Staff 4 G.A.A, 2,3,4 J.A. 3,4 Jr. Sr. Plays 3 We at last became alumni of Roosevelt High. KARRON WORLEY HELGE JOHANSON Girls' Chorus 1 Baseball 1,2 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Homeworkshop Club 1,2 Picture Not Available Helge Should we? All clear You'll Learn not to trespass on the Senior stairs. Made it Can't win, Can your In letters to his sons, Roose- repeated one sound bit of advice many times: no matter the outcome of deavor, keep “pegging u NDERCLASSMEN The Juniors received their class rings, Linda Allen Bob Arrick Harry Atkins Dewey Barich Gary Barnes Judy Bisel Jim Blodgett Betty Brown Freda Campbell Judy Campbell Lillian Champagne Barbara Clark Lynne Culler Sandra Davis Diane Dusterhoft Art Dykman Karen Erickson Don Fensch Charlotte Fitch Jeannie Gex z . nd Barbara Goings George Goodman Kenneth Hansen Sandi Hardin Reginald Herndon Larry Hoffman Linda Isbell Barbara Jones Lee Judson | er ')) Dianna Kersey : y ih) r hy f | GP. The class of 1958 has completed a busy year. They elected as their class officers Jim Blodgett, president; Art Dykman, vice president; Ronnie Virtue, secretary; and Marie Studt, treasurer. The juniors had the pleasure of initiating the sophomores officially into high school at the sophomore recep- tion, Autumn Leaves. They have taken part in many activities , among which were the one-act plays. And presented the Jr. Sr. Prom Marilyn Kersey Bob Kidd Beverly Koernke , Bill MacKenzie ry Mike Mallory safe eh — Shirley Markva Judy Martin Ann Manion Bob Mayo Karen Mike Alan Moore Jill Nelson Rebecca Obenauf Linda Parrett Mary Lee Payne LeMoine Rutherford Greta Salyer Sally Simmons Scott Skinner Marie Studt Carrie Taylor Peggy Taylor Cass Terry Fred Thomas Veronica Virtue Barbara Walker David Waters John Weismiller Caroline Wilson The following person from the Junior class was absent when the pictures were taken: Nancy Nass The Sophomores were formally initiated Jim Aldrich Ronald Anderson Curt Barnes Rita Bolden Sally Brown Linda Buck Barbara Burke Lee Chrysler Robert Dando Jack Decky Cora Mae Dykman Susan Erickson David Fensch Don Foreman Karen Gex Gary Gray Kenneth Hansen Virginia Harris Dolores Hilmoe Dean Howe Bob Kersey Doug Kilby Beverly King Bonnie Kinsey Sharon Lee Rose Leininger Betty Linton John Lobbestael Bernard Lulow Pam McClure Having finally been received into senior high school at the sophomore reception sponsored by the Junior class, the class of ’59 found new doors opened to them. The Christman dance, Silver Silhouette, raised the curtain on their social events for the ensuing years. Dime dances and fun nights rated tops for their extra curricular activities. At the Sophomore reception, Autumn Leaves David McGaffin Nancy Markva David Marsh Virginia Martin Judy Morey Suzanne Morrison Jim Nelson Sue Oler Ed Pear Robert Peters Jill Pinnel Mary Pleuss Virginia Polliey Margaret Porter Susan Richards Richard Robinson Jim Rowland Tom Tapp Barbara Tate Jerry Taylor Susan Taylor Mitchell Thomas Mary Ann Tubbs Joyce Wales Jack Webb Nancy Weber Bonnie Weisgeber Bob Wilcox Henry Wismer Linda Youngerman The following members of the sophomore class were absent when pictures were taken: John Horton and Don Howe. he Freshmen began to participate in athletics ‘ ? : f J j cy Margaret Abercrombie e f | . zs 5 . Mary Ackerman 4 4 John Anderson . = William Armstrong i - Harold Belcher Duane Betts Rodney Beutler Richard Blair Joyce Campbell Philip Clark Paul Clay Julie Davis Beth Dykman John Elwell Larry Estey Jerry Furtney Paul Gaboury David Goings Barbara Goodwin Richard Gray Malen Hall Joan Harris Carol Henderson Sharon Holly Jeffery Horton Doug Houck Betty Ann Jones Larry Judson Robert Lamphear Susan Lee In this Freshman class we see a potential for promising replacements in school athletics. The freshmen were officially welcomed into high Diane Lonsberry school at the spring party given by the Senior class. The freshmen were admitted to the senior high fun nights and dime dances and participated in all of the activities open to them. They have made a propitious beginning to their high school days. And school organizations this year Claudia Marshall Beverly Martin Donna Martin Bonnie McFall Dianne Mead Jacqueline Meyer Bob Mickelson Betty Middleton Bruce Osborne Judy Perry Linda Plummer Linda Robinson Caroline Ruwick David Salyer Margaret Scheffler John Schwartzenberger Robert Shaefer Thomas Silkworth Linda Simpkins Diane Sovey Katherine Staskievitz Roberta Stevens Roslyn Taylor Karen Teare Kay Thayer Ann Thomas Thomas Wainman David Wheeler Jerry White Weslie Wilde Judith Worley Attending fun nights and supporting Patty Bates David Bisel Carol Bloom Michael Bunting Patty Burns Betty Case David Chrysler Carol Congdon Nancy Cummings Barbara Davey John Dawson Barbara DeBoer Tom Durant Jim Ehle Jim Ferrer nS lAAIIY SAIN AIING Alice Fitch Bette Gilden Bill Giles Karen Glass Kenneth Gomer Linda Graves Dick Green Ina Hansen Gustavo Gomez Karen Herndon Marion Hitchings Susan Hopps Maurine Howe Jack Kennedy Bruce Kersey The eighth graders find themselves midway in their high school career. They studied diligently and attentively and even, as extra work, studied the RHS manual. Aside from their academic pursuits, they sponsored and attended fun-nights and hosted their annual Christ- mas party. Some of the boys participated in intra- mural sports and they all enthusiastically supported the varsity and reserve teams of Roosevelt. The teams kept the Eighth Graders busy Betsey Kontny Aprill Kraus Judy Kutzen Eva Lee Zoe Anne Marsh Jim Masters John Maxwell Penny McClure Albert Milford Tom Otts Dick Parrett Freddie Perry Armando Rivera Moreno Mickey Roesch Frank Sayre Calvin Scott Mary Spike Janet Swope Tom Tate Judy Vargo Wendell Welper Sue Wales Anne Welhener Don Worley The following people were absent from the eighth grade when the pictures were taken: Linda Blakemore, Ronald Capizzi, Robert Kruse, Marcia Patrick, Sandra Paterson, George Riley, David Stewart. This being their first year, Seventh Graders Carolyn Anderson Anna Belcher David Betts Bob Borusch Roger Brooks a. Np ¢. { ki va oj Pee ve i Pera ‘ Owis. f Jim Brown Tom Buck Barry Calder Shirley Caldwell Richard DeLong David Erickson Linda Estey Toni Everard Karen Falstad ty ry o. Yon Omi ) Valsine Francois David Gauntlett Janet Goings Jill Greenstreet Carol Gunn Bascom Hall Mary Harrison Phyllis Henderson Richard Hoffman Tim Hoover Judy Howe Toby Jones Alvin Judson Charlotte Kersey Paulette Kersey The class of 1962 has crossed the threshold from elementary to secondary school and through their activities this year have taken a firm step into the life at Roosevelt. They enjoyed fun nights, attended sports events, and sponsored the annual Christmas Party at which they danced, played games, and enjoyed re- freshments. Found the Senior Stairs a temptation Larry Kilemann Howard Lambdin James McEnnan Lois Magee Philip Marshall va Po te Cp a LTP the dé SAUL tr Ph, : leafs vl wa Beth Milford Anne Moore James Nass Pat Palmer Mary Louise Pate Amalia Pavlos Joyce Perry Richard Pleuss Linda Powers Barbara Procknow Roger Rendel Lewis Richards Nadia Ruwich Sandra Shuda Tony Smith Dennis Summers Mark Sutter Tim Tapp Sam Taylor Gail Tedford Jody Tripp Norma Vargo Martha Virtue Jean Warner Jeffrey Wehking The following person from the ; Dick Wise seventh grade was absent when the pictures were taken: Gary Durfee Roosevelt was an advocate of the active life. “I wish to preach, not the doctrine of ignoble ease, but the doctrine of the strenuous life.” Roosevelt Scouts follow In memory of Miss Mildred Crawford, the Girl Scouts of Ypsilanti have set up a camp site named Camp Crawford. This is a tribute not only to the fine per- son Miss Crawford was, but also to all of the help she gave to Roosevelt and Ypsilanti Scouts. Miss Mildred Crawford The Boy Scouts, pictured below, and the seventh and eighth grade Girl Scouts, pictured at the top of the opposite page, worked for their higher proficiency badges. The Senior Scouts, pictured with the Mariner Scouts at the bottom of the opposite page, sent three girls to the Regional Girl Scout Convention in Milwaukee. Again this year, they have been fortunate enough to have one of their girls, Pam McClure, selected to go to the 1957 National Girl Scout camp held in Cody, Wyoming. This year during spring vacation the Mariner Scouts, took a cruise on the Detroit River. Left to right: Row 1, Larry Estey, Bill Giles, Gustavo Gomez, Jim Ferrer, Bob Boursch, Jim Hoover Row 2, Jim Nelson, Barry Caulder, Roger Brooks, David Chrysler, David Bisel, Bruce Kersey, George Riley Row 3, Doug Kilby, Jack Kennedy, Dean Howe, Gary Gray, Cal Scott, David McGaffin, Bob Wilcox, Tom Tapp, Don Foreman, Lee Chrysler, Don Howe 38 In Teddy’s noted footsteps Left to right: Row 1, Linda Powers, Amalia Pavlos, Linda Estey, Mary Harrison, Shirley Caldwell, Carolyn Anderson, Janet Goings, Karen Falstad, Norma Vargo, Row 2, Mary Pate, Anne Moore, Pat Palmer, Jody Tripp, Toni Everard, Carol Gunn, Janet Coleman, Anna Belcher, Judy Howe, Carol Congdon, Nancy Cummings, Beth Milford, Row 3, Nadia Ruwitch, Penny McClure, Susan Hopps, Maureen Howe, Marion Hitchings, Mickey Roesch, Karon Glass, Judy Kutzen, Betsy Kontny, Judy Vargo, Patty Bates, Barbara DeBoer. a 7 7 i, : . i 4 VA z “ : co as 4 “5 a “= ie? S : lm 3 Ai = a%y oe nt Left to right: Row 1, Claudia Marshall, Linda Youngerman, Pam McClure, Mary Harris, Judy Morey, Joan Harris, Peggy Porter, Virginia Harris, Sharon Holly Row 2, Karen Teare, Barbara Goodwin, Beth Dykman, Cora Mae Dykman, Linda Buck, Peggy Abercrombie, Donna Martin, Sally Brown Row 3, Barbara Tate, Dolores Hilmoe, Sharon Lee, Mary Ann Tubbs, Joyce Wales, Virginia Martin, Sue Morrison 39 Council works for improvement Left to right: Row 1, David Erickson, Greta Salyer, Mary Harris, Mary Jane Nissly, John Erikson, Frank Stiltner, Alex Fisher, Tom MacKenzie Row 2, Roger Rendel, Joel Clark, Buddy Baker, Jim Nelson, Ed Pear, Bob Dando, Bill Bohn, Art Dykman, Bud Milbourne, Rosalyn Taylor, Mary Spike, Alice Fitch Under the intelligent and efficient leadership of John Erikson, the 1957 Roosevelt Student Council has carried on the tradition that the previous twenty- seven councils have outlined. The council- sponsored magazine sale grossed $4,000. From the proceeds came a camera for the publication staffs, ping-pong tables, and much-needed mirrors for the girls’ lavatory. Council representatives at- tended the Huron League Student Council conferences at Chelsea. Student Council officers: John Erikson, Mary Jane Nissly, and Frank Stiltner. Students try hand at running business 4 WD ; = | | i Ve —| n al WO ST lz Left to right: Row 1, Alfrieda Steeb, Theresa Leininger, Rene Whitmire, Buddy Baker, Sandy Murdock, Sylvia Mason, Diane Dusterhoft, Barbara Obermeyer, Bob Ungrodt Row 2, Linda Allen, Judy Campbell, Marie Studt, Caroline Wilson, Sue Martin, Mary Kruse, Judy Martin, Mary Lee Payne, Mary Harris, Brenda VerVaecke, Alice Lauer, Bonnie Decker, Barbara Smith Row 3, LaMoine Rutherford, Doug Schill, Joel Clark, Mike Capizzi, Rebecca Obenauf, Jeanie Gex, Barbara Jones, Lynne Culler, J udy Bisel, Barbara Walker, Mabel Hansen, Pat Taylor Row 4, Gary Barnes, George Goodwin, Bill Hornberger, Dan Teare, Larry Hoffman, Loren Hansen, Bob Watling, Lee Moore, Peggy Aston, Joan Hendrickson Each year students interested in learning how to run the various phases of a business join Junior Achievement. All companies receive charters at an open house held during Junior Achievement Week. Some of the products these companies made this year were Christmas tree holders, ashtrays, pizza pie tins, planters, and pic- ture frames. Junior Achievement sponsors the annual Junior Achieve- ment Dance. This year, JAMCO met in Cleveland, Ohio. A typical J. A. company. POTLUCK Mr Hicks Rosemary Edwards Tom Edwards . Mrs. Mitchell Dr. Mitchell Experienced seniors Larry Milbourne Mary Jane Nissly Bob Watling Gail Scott Harry Shaefer NOBODY SLEEPS Charles Darby Judy Lobbestael Bonnie Decker Rene Whitmire Madeline Hale Entertain at Play Festival Doug Schill Alex Fisher Bill Baker Mike Capizzi Gene Lamb Joel Clark This year the school speech contest was held on March 7. The winners of this contest competed in district competi- tion at St. Cyril’s in Detroit on March 21. John Sattler re- ceived a second place in ex- tempore speaking, and Doug Schill received a third place in interpretive reading. 1st. Row. Left to right: Jim Rowland, Joyce Wales, Sharon Lee, Diane Dusterhoft. 2nd. Row. Betty Brown, Bill Baker, Madeline Hale, Sandra Murdock, Becky Obenauf, Linda Isbell. 3rd. Row. Doug Schill, George Goodman, Harry Shaefer, Bob Ungrodt. Juniors demonstrate Told in a Chinese Garden George Goodman � «+ � Fred Thomas so @ fim Cros «. « Scott Skinner Larry Hoffman Linda Parrett . Carrie Taylor Linda Isbell Sally Simmons - «+.� � Loren Hansen + «++ «+ Bob Kidd .. - Judy Bisel A WOMAN'S HONOR Gary Barnes Bob Mayo |, oe Jim Blodgett The Shielded One Veronica Virtue The Motherly One ,.,., Mary Lee Payne The Scornful One Judy Martin The Silly One ......, Rebecca Obenauf The Mercenary One ,,, Marie Studt The Cheated One Charlotte Fitch Student Director Jeannie Gex Dramatic talents LOVELY MARGARET Jill Nelson Greta Salyer Caroline Wilson Dewey Barich Franz Koch ........ LaMoine Rutherford Play directors: (left to right) Mr. DeBoer, Mr. Shoemaker, Mr. Webb, Miss McAndless, Miss Seavey, Mr. Atkinson. Unavailable for picture were Miss Pierceson and Mr. McKibbon. This year the seniors and juniors presented six one-act plays on April 24 and 25. Under Miss Thelma McAndless’ helpful guidance, the students who participated in the plays not only learned the intricacies of play production, but also learned to work with one another. Seniors collect memories for yearbook Left to right: Row 1, Mike Capizzi, Tom MacKenzie, Joyce Brooks, Doug Schill, Mary Jane Nissly, John Erikson, Theresa Leininger Row 2, Mary Harris, Sue Martin, Sue Brown, Sandy Murdock, Gail Scott, Pat Plummer, Sylvia Mason Row 3, Judy Lobbestael, Brenda VerVaecke, Barbara Smith, Bonnie Decker, Alice Lauer Row 4, Joel Clark, Buddy Baker, Alex Fisher Co-editors and business manager start planning yearbook, The yearbook staff, under the direc- tion of co-editors Mary Jane Nissly and Joyce Brooks and their advisor, Miss Thelma McAndless, has sought in this 1957 Echoes to give an over-all view of the Roosevelt School program, The staff thumbed the pages of past annuals, and selected as a theme Theodore Roosevelt. Displayed through- out the book is the bust of Teddy pre- sented to our school by the class of 1929. Staff hard at work Students publish own newspaper Alan Stewart, editor-in-chief, assisted by juniors Betty Brown, Linda Isbell, and Karen Erickson, has guided the Rough Rider through its 3lst year of continuous publication. The paper takes its share of ® honors in scholastic journalism under the direction of Miss Thelma McAndless, editorial advisor and Robert Bendon, printing. Rough Rider Staff: front row: Karen Erikson, Linda Isbell, and Betty Brown. Last row: Alan Stewart and Tom MacKenzie | : ’ Row 1, Joy Lyke, Karen Erickson, Betty Brown, Linda Isbell, Alan Stewart, Tom MacKenzie, Row 2, Left to right: John Sattler, Barbara Burke, Judy Kutzen, Sue Erickson, Peggy Porter, Charlotte Fitch, Linda Parrett, John Erikson, Buddy Baker, Rene Whitmire, Alice Fitch, Virginia Harris. Young America prepares for future Left to right: Row 1, Charlotte Fitch, Nancy Jo Nass, Judy Lobbestael, Ann Manion, Mrs. Buben, Linda Parrett, Cora Mae Dykman, Peggy Porter, Row 2, poe Thomas, Linda Simpkins, Karen Teare, Sandi Hardin, Marie Studt, Caroline Wilson, Veronica Virtue, Judy Martin, Diane Dusterhoft, Pam McClure, Dolores Hilmoe, Judy Morey, Row 3, Joan Harris, Betty Brown, cen Martin, Beth Dykman, Weslie Wilde, Linda Allen, Claudia Matehall. Row 4, Linde Plum - mer, Mary Lee Pies, Mary Ann Tubbs, Linda Youngerman, jill Pinnell, Jill ‘Neleon, These girls participated in Future Homemakers. Boys take close look at government Left to right: Buddy Baker, Tom MacKenzie, Frank Stiltner, and John Erikson, These boys attended Boys’ State in the summer of 1956, Left to right: Row 1, Joyce Wales, Carrie Taylor, Judy Lobbestael, Miss Baxter, Mary Manion, Diane Dusterhoft, Joyce Thrailkill Row 2, Sue Morrison, Sharon Lee, Sue Brown, Mary Ann Tubbs, Dolores Hilmoe, Virginia Harris These girls participated in Future Teachers. Honor students receive recognition Left to right: Row 1, Harry Shaefer, John Erikson, Bob Watling Row 2, Judy Lobbestael, Mary Harris These students were initiated into the National Honor Society in their junior year. Girls are active in sports it Left to right: Row 1, Alice Lauer, Joy Lyke, Theresa Leininger, Mary Manion, Mary Harris, Mrs. Crouch, Ann Manion, Judy Morey, Sylvia Mason, Mary Kruse Row 2, Brenda VerVaecke, Diane Dusterhoft, Marie Studt, Caroline Wilson, Charlotte Fitch, Mary Ann Tubbs, Sharon Lee, Rose Leininger, Joyce Brooks, Linda Allen, Virginia Martin Row 3, Pam McClure, Greta Salyer, Sue Erickson, Dolores Hilmoe, Joyce Wales, Betty Linton, Sue Morrison, Virginia Harris, Linda Youngerman, Cora Mae Dykman Row 4, Sue Martin, Mary Jane Nissly, Judy Campbell, Mary Pleuss, Jill Pinnell, Jill Nelson, Mary Lee Payne, Barbara Tate : Strike or gutter ball? Mary Manion, Mary Harris, and Ann Manion, GAA officers, with their sponsor, Mrs, Crouch For the last two years, Mary Harris, under the guidance of Mrs. Florence Crouch, has headed the Girls’ Athletic Association. During the second semester, the club held an all-sports banquet instead of the annual banquet for the foot- ball team. In the spring, the club initiated its new members at a mock initiation. The formal initiation followed at a picnic held later that evening. The Club’s most important function is to develop good sportsmanship, better personalities and ability to get along with others. The girls acquire these abilities by participating in intra-mural sports. Left to right: Row 1, Susan Hopps, Barbara Davey, Alice Fitch, Betty Lou Case, Eva Lee, Betty Gilden, Carol Bloom, Barbara Goodwin, Peggy Abercrombie, Susan Lee, Cora Mae Dykman, Row 2, Joyce Brooks, Beth Dykman, Mary Harris, Marie Studt, Caroline Wilson, Pam McClure, Sharon Lee, Karen Gex, Sally Brown, Sue Martin, Row 3, Peggy Porter, Mary Jane Nissly, Julie Davis, Jill Richardson, Joan Harris, Donna Martin, Peggy Scheffler, Judy Morey, Bonnie McFall, Sue Morrison, Virginia Harris, Barbara Obermeyer. A practice session with Miss Bell Grand finale of Disneyland The biggest project of the year for the Girls’ Swimming Club was the presentation of their water ballet, Disneyland. In this show, many of Walt Disney’s Fantasy Land characters were portrayed. Besides working on stunts and on their own show, some members attended the water ballets presented by other schools. This year the club was headed by Mary Jane Nissly with the able assistance of Miss Mary Irene Bell. As in previous years, in June, the members of the club went to the Nissly’s cottage for the initiation of new members, and for a rest from all of their other activities. Roosevelt found his music in the notes of the American birds. Each bird had its own particular charm for Roosevelt and each with its song, was a vivid part of his life. WAG . , QQ . ‘ SN And the band played on Row 1: (left to right) Doug Schill, Bill Armstrong, David Erickson, Mary Akerman, Claudia Marshall, Susan Lee, Mary Harris, Linda Isbell, Charlotte Fitch. Row 2: Bob Shaefer, Judy Morey, Linda Parrett, Mabel Hansen, Bob Ungrodt, Judy Campbell, Bill Hornberger, Dave Salyer, Don Howe, Dave Mc- Gaffin, Betty Brown, Bob Watling, Jim Blodgett, Virginia Harris, Jeannie Gex, Joan Harris, Karen Gex. Marching season Sandra Murdock Row 3: Sharon Lee, Sue Oler, Dean Howe, Larry Hoffman, Linda Blakemore, Ina Hansen, Caroline Ruwitch, Dewey Barich, Bill Giles, Wendel Welper, David Fensch, David Goings, David Betts, John Erikson, Loren Hansen, Dick Parrett, Louis Shaefer, Ken Hansen, Gary Barnes. Row 4: Don Fensch, Mary Lee Payne, Jill Nelson, Jack Elwell, Duane Betts, John Maxwell, Larry Jud- son, Curt Barnes, Bob Wilcox, George Riley, Mr. Maurice Riley. Drum Major Harry Shaefer, Majorette Captain Sandy Murdock, Majorettes Marie Studt and Carol Congdon. Marie Studt Band Council Music is their motto Left to right: Row 1, Harry Shaefer, Rene Whitmire, Sue Erickson, Ben Carl Riley, Danny Spike, Mary Spike, Carol Congdon Row 2, Barb Tate, Sandy Murdock, George Riley, Weslie Wilde, Charlotte Fitch, Mary Harris, Jill Richardson, Linda Isbell, Joan Harris, Karen Gex, Jeannie Gex, Susan Taylor, Duane Betts, Diane Sovey, Alice Fitch Row 3, Marie Studt, Karen Erickson, Julie Davis, Carrie Taylor, Betty Brown, Mr. Maurice Riley, Judy Morey, Bill Armstrong, Doug Schill, Jim Blodget, Bob Watling, Bud Milbourne, David Salyer, Garry Garnes, Dewey Barich, Nancy Schreiber, Penny McClure, Eva Lee, Patty Bates, Mickey Roesch, David Betts Row 4, Peggy Abercrombie, Mary Lee Payne, Susan Lee, Shirley Caldwell, Maureen Howe Dr. Riley conducts woodwind sectional, Dr. Maurice Riley, director of the band and or- chestra, has been at Roosevelt for ten years. Under his leadership, the band and orchestra have received recognition for their work. Dr. Riley has organized the Junior Band and Junior Orchestra to prepare fu- ture high school students for their positions in the high school musical organizations. The Mixed Chorus, pictured at the top of the op- posite page, participated in various assemblies, in- cluding the annual Christmas Concert at the Eastern Michigan College. Some of its members again par- ticipated in The Passion of Saint Matthew in Ann Arbor during March. The Girls Chorus, pictured at the bottom of the same page, sang at the Christmas assembly and was a part of aspecial program at the Ladies Literary Club. Both choruses are under the direction of Miss Lillian Ashby. Music made memorable Left to right: Row 1, Jill Nelson, Mary Jane Nissly, Dianne Kersey, Barbara Clark, Linda Allen, Betty Brown, Rebecca Obenauf, Linda Isbell, Miss Lillian Ashby, Sally Simmons, Sue Martin, Karen Teare, Mary Ellen Kruse, Mary Manion, Joyce Wales, Peggy Taylor, Suzanne Morrison, Row 2, Ann Manion, Peggy Porter, Linda Youngerman, Julie Davis, Karen Mike, Sharon Lee, Judy Martin, Caroline Wilson, Marie Studt, Judy Perry, Carol Henderson, Beverly Martin, Claudia Marshall, Linda Simpkins, Mary Ackerman, Nancy Webber, Carrie Taylor Row 3, Peggy Scheffler, Donna Martin, Diane Sovey, Cora Mae Dykman, Rose Leininger, Mary Ann Tubbs, Susan Lee, Barb Burke, Jill Pinnell, Judy Campbell, Mary Lee Payne, Judy Worley, Veronica Virtue, Linda Parrett, Greta Salyer, Judy Bisel, Pat Taylor, Sharon Holly, Roberta Stevens, Row 4, Joel Clark, Peggy Abercrombie, Weslie Wilde, Joyce Brooks, Buddy Baker, Bill Bohn, Bud Milbourne, Garry Barnes, George Goodman, Jim Blodgett, Doug Schill, Bob Watling, Dan Teare, Sandy Murdock, Barb Obermeyer, Sue Brown, Jim Croff Left to right: Row 1, Barbara Clark, Betty Brown, Sally Simmons, Linda Allen, Sandy Murdock, Rebecca Obenauf Claudia Marshall, Linda Simpkins ; Row 2, Veronica Virtue, Rose Leininger, Miss Lillian Ashby, Ann Manion, Jill Pinnell, Judy Campbell, Karen Teare, Roberta Stevens, tt : . in life, as in a football game, the principle to follow is: Hit the line hard; don’t foul and don’t shirk, but hit the line hard Football opened our athletic season i £. , ae . £8. 1 5 ce Re Row 1: (left to right) Bob Mount, Doug Schill, Bill Collins, Bill Bohn, Jim Stevens, Alan Stewart, Captain Leon Steers, Tom MacKenzie, Frank Stilt- ner, Chuck Herndon, Bill Baker, Larry Milbourne, Chuck Silkworth, Jim Croff. Row 2: Assistant Coach Jim Tackmann, Ed Pear, Jim Aldrich, Dewey Barich, Reg Herndon, David Marsh, Loren Hansen, Scot Skinner, Art Dykman, Larry Hoffman, Henry Wismer, Bob Mayo, Tom Tapp, Bob Wilcox, Doug Kilby, Coach Art Walker, Row 3: Jim Rowland, Ken Hansen, George Goodman, David McGaffin, Jim Nelson, Jim Blodgett, David Waters, Harry Atkins, Bob Dando, Mitchell Thomas, Lee Chrysler. FOOTBALL SCORES Roosevelt 12 Clinton Roosevelt 13 Chelsea Roosevelt 20 Saline Roosevelt 13 Dundee Roosevelt 6 Flatrock Roosevelt 12 Lincoln Roosevelt 13 U High Roosevelt 0 Milan Assistant Coach Jim Tackmann, Captain Leon Steers, and Coach A.D, Walker discuss team strategy. Roosevelt opened the 1956 season with a 12-6 win over the Clin- ton Redskins. They went on to win two more games and place 6th in the Huron League. Although 14 lettermen are lost, due to graduation, next year’s squad looks promising. Credit should also be given to 16 freshmen who reported for practice everyday and worked feverishly at the task of becoming football players. Then came homecoming Queen Judy Martin Senior Attendant Bonnie Decker Soph Attendant Frosh Attendant Sue Oler Carol Henderson They keep us cheering VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Row 1, Ronnie Virtue, Caroline Wilson, Ann Manion Row 2, Mary Jane Nissly, Sue Martin, Jill Richardson. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Row 1, Sue Erickson, Pam Mc- Clure, Linda Youngerman Row 2, Peggy Scheffler, Rosalyn Taylor, Beth Dykman. Row 1 Left to Right: Bill Bohn, Frank Stiltner, Tom MacKenzie, Captain John Erikson, Bill Bailey, Bill Baker, Chuck Herndon. Row 2: Assistant Coach Don Parks, Art Dykman, Reg Herndon, Bill MacKenzie, Jim Blodgett, Bob Kidd, Lee Judson, Lee Moore, Coach Art Walker. HURON LEAGUE Roosevelt 47 Chelsea DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Roosevelt 51 Milan Roosevelt 67 Flatrock Roosevelt 57 Lincoln Roosevelt 60 Dundee Roosevelt 72 St. Thomas Roosevelt 70 U High Roosevelt 48 Saline Roosevelt 59 Saline Roosevelt 62 Lincoln REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Roosevelt 60 Chelsea Roosevelt 61 Milan Roosevelt 65 Perry Roosevelt 65 Flatrock Roosevelt 41 Manchester Roosevelt 38 Dundee Roosevelt 27 U High The Rough Riders, blessed with good balance, played well throughout the season and captured a first place tie with Dundee. This marks only the second time in the school’s history that a Roosevelt quintet has won the Huron League Championship. The 15-2 seasonal record was highlighted with some spectacular play and lopsided wins on the part of the Rooseveltians. The team, coached by Art Walker compiled 960 points as compared to 658 points for the opponents. 64 Ion —_ vy x o Swimmers set three new records Row 2: Mike Mallory, Gary Gray, Bob Mayo, Alex Fisher, Coach Bill McLarty, Chuck Silkworth, Bob Shaefer, John Sattler, Although the swimming team was able to win only two dual meets during the season, they collected ten medals at the State Meet in Ann Arbor, March 16, During the course of the season, Alex Fisher set a :57.1 record in the 100 yard freestyle, and John Sattler established a record of 1:15.7 in the 100 yard orthodox breaststroke. The 200 yard medley relay team also set a record of 2:02.5. Medley relay team sets new school record at Charles Silkworth and Alex Fisher, State Swimming Meet. 66 Sluggers swing for successful season Ob. hea RO = F - bE ans - - $e Returning letter winners: ist row, left to right: Bill Bailey, Chuck Darby, Captain Bill Bohn, Art Dykman, Bob Arrick, Bill MacKenzie. Reservists: 2nd row, left to right: Travis Griffin, Lee Judson, Dave Waters, Bob Dando, Don Howe, Dean Howe. In hopes of renewing their claim to the Huron League Baseball Championship the Rough Riders opened their season against a strong Lincoln squad. Captain Bill Bohn, Bill MacKenzie, Bill Bailey, Art Dykman, Chuck Darby and Bob Arrick head the list of candidates as they are all letter winners. Tom Fagan is the Red and Grey’s new mentor. BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 16 Saline - there April 18 Milan - here April 23 Chelsea - here April 25 Dundee - there April 30 Flat Rock- here May 7 Lincoln - there May 9 Saline - here May 14 Milan - there May 16 Chelsea - there May 21 Dundee - here May 23 - Flat Rock- there May 28 Lincoln - here Baseball captain Bill Bohn and coach Tom Fagan, Racqueteers net successful season This year’s tennis team has seven returning letter- men. After completing last year’s successful season, some of its members par- ticipated in the State Tennis Tournaments. Doubles team consisting of Bob Watling and Bob Ungrodt played in the Regionals; Ed Pear and Lee Moore played in the Semi-finals; and John Erik- son captured the Class “C” Singles Championship. This year’s team is captained by John Erikson. Left to right: Jim Nelson, Ed Pear, Bill Hornberber, Lee Moore, Captain John Erikson, Bob Watling, Jim Aldrich. Coach L, W, Menzi is pictured in the center, Row 1: (left to right) Gary Gray, Tom MacKenzie, Jim Stevens, Jim Croff, Capt. Bill Baker, Bill Collins, Leon Steers, Dan Teare, Loren Hansen, Row 2: Manager Dick Blair, Henry Wismer, Bruce Osborne, Bob Shaefer, Scott Skinner, Dave McGaffin, Larry Hoffman, Jim Rowland, Bob Mayo, Phil Clark, Malen Hall, John Schwartzen- berger, Coach Art Walker. “Theres a girl I'd like to know” “She has so much poise and con- fidence—I’ll bet she works for the telephone company. Those girls are so attractive and have such friendly, pleasant manners.” They’re talking about Lucy, who started working for Michigan Bell righ t out of high school. She was trained with other beginners by friendly, understanding supervisors. Today she’s proud of her work; en- joys a fine salary, regular wage in- creases, and many new friends. Lucy was delighted from the very first by the clean, pleasant surround- ings, by the regularly scheduled mid- morning and midafternoon “breaks” for relaxing in the company’s com- fortable lounge rooms, and by the opportunities for advancement. Isn’t that the kind of job you want? Then why not get in touch with us now? We'll be happy to tell you more about the variety of inter- esting jobs from which you can choose after graduation. 323 E. WASHINGTON, ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY A Good Place to Work Birds-eye view of senior The three little pigs Busy nieh Beak on bike Just plain Bill? usy nights Bed buddies And underclassmen activities Soph Initiation Our sweetheart Baby hippo Advertisement ; Junior Achievement Around School (FJ Junior Plays Band Juniors Baseball National Honor Society Basketball Orchestra Boy Scouts Rough Rider Staff Boys' State Senior Plays Calendar of Events ) Seniors Cheerleaders Seventh Grade Chorus Snaps Contents Sophomores Dedication Speech Echoes Staff Student Council Eighth Grade Swimming Faculty Swimming Club Freshmen Tennis Football Track Future Homemakers Future Teachers Girls Athletic Association Girl Scouts Homecoming Index Yearbook Specialists EOWAROS BROTHERS, | Aan Ashes, Michigan