Roosevelt High School - Wy Hi Yearbook (Wyandotte, MI)
- Class of 1949
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SN in 3 QR R 'ms 63. 'Mn 8' fs. N' X- 5 'iw-QQQQT 4 u. -5-,:.1?.. 4 ...WMM N W 7 'I-nv-.E wb A, fp. Q 'Il'IHlI I I ID XSS A Si'Il' X E THE 1949 PRODUCTION Presented by THE SENIOR CLASS of Theodore Roosevelt High School wyanaone, Michigan , lg jltadtlmlddad .. Lu Y' ' . - . . AH the worldis a, sgage, ' F , 75 . ,Hilti all the H1671 and women merely players. A They have their exits and their C'IIil'lI7IfCfS:j And one than in his llI'IlIC'if1llyS many pa1'l.s'.,' -Shakespeare in As You Like lt. As Seniors we have heen cast in the star's role lor a night. For this single appearance we have heen serving as untlerstudics for four long years. On the morrow we face another playwright who is ever critical of the characters he chooses. Some of tts will he called upon for a tragic role with its prelude of carelessness or even stupidity. Some will accept the lighter roles and will go through life singing in chorus, never extending ourselves to take on the more dramatic parts. How well we interpret the character we are playing has many tlClCI'llllIl2llllS. Preparation, character, service, responsibility, willingness, tletermination, ambition - all will influence how well we play the part. Up to this time we have had directors who prepared tts for the roles we play tonighll These, we will leave behind for now we're on our own. j Yvhatever new character we are picked to portray. let us do our lmestr. Let us not afraid of failure. lt isn't failure in itself that is tragic. Whatever role we are called upon to enact, let us keep forever in mind that last great moment when the spotlight of Heaven his on us alone and the Maker has taken us away from the theater of earth. Ay, .mon upon Ihr slage of life, Szvrfrl, happy fTlIilIf!'l'1I, X011 will v'isr',. To mingle in ilx 1'at'1' anal slrijr, Or early find the ju'a1'1'ful xkiffs. Tlmn be il yours, uihilr' you fIlll'5Il!' The goldmz IIIOIIIPTIILS, quirk lo haste Some noble zvurk of lam: In do, Nor .ruffcr one hrighl hour Io zrllslzf. -School Is Out James E. Ostrum 3 3' I 911 971.2171011121112 Nelson Hedrick To the memory of Nelson Hedrick, who played his part well on lifels stage, the Senior Class of 14049 dedicates this issue of the annual. A.s attendance officer for the school district of the City of Wyandotte, Mr. Hedrick constantly came in contact with the sordid sides of life, yet never lost his faith or belief in the inherent good that is in youth. In furtherance of tlzis belief he gave of his time in the promotion and leadership of activities that would aid young people to find themselves. The Boy Scouts, Goodfellows, and church activities received his active participation in the work of helping youth. And he gave of himself: as he prepared to meet with one of his groups of young people the curtain was drawn on his part in the drama of life. In those whose lives he touched his faith lives still. -By Arthur L. Benjamin 4 Um plw BOARD OF EDUCATION During a period when peoples everywhere are look- ing with critical eyes at educational systems and edu- cation itself has been issued a challenge to preserve peace and even life itself, Wyandotte is indeed fortu- nate in having a Board of Education of top qttality. Seated arottnd the table above are members of this civic body. Reading from left to right are Thomas Allman, jr., Harold K. Jacobson, Ralph Wagner, Supt. F. W. Frostic, Harold E. Stoner, presidentg Miss Mil- dred Mielkie, secretary, Mrs. Lela Locker, William J. Homeister and Charles Thomas. These Board members are outstanding citizens of the city, highly successful in their own rights, proud ol' the WVyandotte schools and determined to keep them leaders in worthwhile educational achievements. These seven serve without remuneration other than that personal satisfaction which comes frotn a job well done. Much of their titne and efforts this year have been in the building of a new school in the northwest part of the city to serve children of that area edttcationally, and adults with a tueeting place for civic undertak- ings. This new-elementary school, the Thomas jeffer- son, is already under construction and is so designed as to easily be expanded to care for 1500 children. Under the expert guidance of Supt. F. W. Frostic, the new million dollar educational ttnit will be as modern as today and will have features found in no other school. To care for the educational needs of the city, the Wyandotte Board approved a budget of 3991929.67 for the cttrrent year. Per capita costs for the year l947-48 were 35233.61 for kindergarten to 8th grade level and 55292.01 for high school. Deaths of two men long connected with the Wyan- dotte schools caused widespread sorrow. Nelson Hed- rick, attendance officer and great friend of the un- fortunate, died Nov. 14. William Werling, former en- gineer, wlto knew almost every brick of Roosevelt High, was stricken sttddenly and died December 3. Fulfilling a need of which they have been cognizant for several years, the Board authorized a survey for a new junior high school to replace Lincoln. That may be the next unit in the school building construction program. Its completion will be a great aid to the athletic progratn at Roosevelt through furnishing material for high school teams. And now, for their great service to the community and for their interest in us as students and graduates, we members of the Senior Class say, with deep sin- cerity, Many Thanksl Umm' iffy I . NY. l ROS'l'IC Snju'r'il1lwr11lr'r1I ,gnu-v-vw Wang ...MMM KENNETH M. MAc:I.liOD Ax.fi.vl1n1i SlllIf'l'ilIf1'lllIf'IIl C. AI. H'Hl'I'NliY 1'r'im'ijml 5 f 'i 0, G. HPZNNIQY Miss RUIE PINNEY Dfqfyg of Hfylyy IJFIUI of fi mn' Y WW X X NL 'L'?Q',, f 2,-I 7-'U' 3'7- ' E 54, ,gr Social Studies Seated around the library table are shown teachers in the Social Studies sec- tion. Reading clockwise are George Bun- nell, Charles Lacy, Milton Powell. Miss Helen Bates, Miss Pansy Blake, Harold L. Smith, Mrs. Bernice Hardwicke, Miss Mildred Little, Miss Mary KUl'Z2llk0lVSkl, Miss Mary Stuart and Miss Mary Robin- son. Uwz English Members of the English and Language Department properly choose books as their background. Shown are: bottom row, left to right-Miss Ethel Black, Miss Leona Hough, Miss Patricia Simmers, Miss Frances Preston, Mrs. Allegra Mc- Coy, Miss Katharine lVoodward, Mrs. Bernice Hardwicke and Miss Mary Rob- inson. Standing are Reid Rowan. George Bunnell, Charles Lacy, Lawrence John- son. Robert Rattray. Arthur L. Benjamin, james lil. Ostrum and Harold L. Smith. Industrial Arts They work with their hands. too. l'it'- lured are men in the ,Shop Department- genllemen all. 'l'hey are. left to right- Morley Bingham, Dennis Chase, Carroll Kyser, liarl Nellis, L. V. Goodney, Claire jones. C. B. Andrews and Percy Howell. Mm Physical Education Some teachers seek to develop the hody as well us the mind and here we have them. Seated, left to right, are - Miss Rosalie Westcott, Miss Helen Nipzlrko. and Miss Lynn Vendien. Standing for :ln impressive background are Larry 'lyllOIIl- ns. john A. Henderson, john Middles- worth anti Gerald Henderson. Science Bugs! Smells! Shock! These things :ire just ordinary things for these Science teachers. From left. they are IT. S. Beufll, H. Lyle Lyon, Toni Grieg, Miss Iluh Os- trtun, Harold Mohr, Lewis Murphy and XV. Rotnune Barnard, Commercial This happy looking llllllfll illllL'lU1'll the gt-rs ot' Roosevelt students, They are .Xllun Barron, Maynard .Xll'stud, Miss l'l lllt'CS Mtllonttltl. 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Everyone who had parts in or worked on our junior Play will never forget the fun we had producing Dear Ruth . We climaxed our Junior year with the annual J-Hop which we titled jungle Fantasy . On that wonderful day when we made that balcony our homeroom, we knew we were really Seniors. Under the fine leadership of our class officers, and our class sponsors, Mrs. Hard- wicke and Miss NVoodward, we accomplished many things. XVe had a lot of fun producing You Can't Take It With You as our Senior play, and we'll never forget the work and fun involved in sponsoring Showb0at as the Senior Prom. There were other things on our minds too. After a long battle royal blue and while finally won out as class colors, while while roses were the choice of the class for flowers. lVe decided upon the traditional gray caps and gowns for graduation. We journeyed to Susterka Park for Skip Day, and we'll never forget the fun we had skating, dancing, and hay riding on that really gay day. And so with our high school life completed, we received our diplomas on january 27, and left with our motto, Knowledgeg the foundation of peace , in mind. Joanne Lodge Secretary U , Vice-president President Treasurer 12 x CAST OF CHARACTERS HELEN ADAMS Sr. P., C.C., G.C. Cl1oir,M.F. ROY ARMSTRONG jr. Cl. Pres. ' GERALD BAETZ Tr., Cr. C., Bk. B., Sr. BllY1fI.SIl'. Hand. JOHN BAIR Joyce BARNES CL., ILC., I.F.C.,-l'.P. ALFRED BEECHER W.A.A.C. Class, Sr. Band. H-5. N.H.S. PAT BELL Tlzesfz., Disc., Debut, jr. P., Fr. C., G.A..4 R.S.U. DONNA BIAZEVIC RICHARD BOLINSKY Rowing, Wy-News, Football DELMAR BON DIE CHARLES BUHL Stage Crew, Truck, Cross Counlry. Chorus Clee Club l'HYL1.IS BURGENTS N.H.S., Choir, Trio, Y-T, jouru., jr. Cl Treas., V.C., R.S.U. LOUISE BUSH N.H.S., Choir, ICC., G.C.. YAT-Pres., C.A.A MURIEI. BUTT Clee Club, Cl1oir,G.A.A.,lH.F., IHC. GEORGE CEROVSKY BETTE CICOTTE Tri-Alplm, War' Council, Clce Club, Com- mercial Club ARDITH CRAPO R .S. U. MILTON CRASSXVELLER Foolball, Rowing, W-Club JACQUELINE DEJACK Clee Club, Inlernalional Friendship Club JOAN DICKMAN LA VONNE DRAEGER R.S.U., N.H.S., QGS., Y-N, SR. AN, C.C.,- l'.P., I.F.C.-Pres. Y-T. RAY DIILEY Senior Band: Rifle Club JOYCE FAIR Clee Club, C.A.A. BARBARA FOXLEY Y-T, YVN, HCC., G.C., C.A.A.-Trens., l..S.. Senior Annual I3 F.B.. W-Club, jr. and Sr. P.. Tor. Club Tlzes., N.H.S., Tri. Al., C.C., C.A.A., Urrlz. H' 1' TH E CAST lcontinuedl PAUL FREI'I'AG RICHARD CIISBS SHIRLILE GISHLIQR l.F.C.. Commrrrinl Club, lUl1j0l't llt'S, Co-up ALMA HASSENRIK I.F.C., lilac Club, Chorus JOE HUDSON Hi-I -Trans., Tlzrx., Sr. P., S. C. BliYIiRl,Y HUMMICL Y-'l'r'1'nx. C.C., l'.C.. ILC., ClI0ll', G.A.A., C0-off JACK -I1iFFl'1RIIiS Sr. Cl. Pres.. N.H,S.. In-Al., Tllrs., jr. nr Nr. Play, Hi-Y, Brmrl .XUDRICY JURKICWICZ Co-op. Prong Ski Club. .KI.'l'IN.X KARKBIN Smuiur Iianfl, fi.A.A. KIO .XNN KORN jr. :E Sr. P., Tlmv., Choir, Sr. An.. Dffbnl, IJi.v1'. Trio. DONALD KUNISH HAROLD LA BEAU Stage C ren' GEORGE I,A'I'C1HFORD Sr. Cl. Trms.. Tlmv., Hi-Y, journ., S.C.. jr. 6' Sr. P. NOAH LIQBLANC Fuoilmll, Trark, Bnskzflluzll, IV-Club IAURICICN LRE N.H.S., 'l1llI'S., Clmir, Sr. P.. Dfbnl, Disr. Sr. A n., Y- 'I' ROSE LEONE l1l!lj07'I'llI',C.C.,,.F.C. Cn-up DICLORICS LIDDLE Co-op Club, Trms. XIOANNIC LODGE D Sr. Cl. Ser., Trio SHIRLEY LUTES R.S.U., Wy-N, W.C., G,C.. V.C.. Debnl Dim ELEANOR LYNCH Clmir ROSE MARIE MATEJOSKI N.H.S., Clmir, Sr. Urrll.. Trio. C.C.. R.S.Il. jf. cl.-1'.P. LOUIS MCFARLAND Clnl Club, journalism, Tor. C,, Football Sr. P. PIi'I'Ii MEDESKI ' journalism, Foolball, Basketball, War Cmmril l'XI'RICIA MOSZCYNSKI Senior Band, G.A.A., journalism I 14 filer Club, C.C., CAA.. llouru, Y-Terms, R.S.U., N.H.S., Tllrs., Clmzr. Ir. P., Sr. l'., TH E CAST lcontinuedl RAY NICHOLS Senior Class Vire'-Prm., Scvziar' Play CLERALD l'HlLl'OR'l' l'.XlTL l'lN'l'O FRANK RAUCIH NORMX RlilI1llXV.XCE ,.' ,yvl -Y w lrm,f..C., C.lm11,I.I'.C., CL. 1.l'IN.X RUSSO film' Club, Clmrus. ALF. MARY RYBICKI Cumnmrriul Club. l.I .C., Cla' Club JUNE SAN SOl'Cl Wy-Ncu's, lNeu'.v ljrlilorj. fi.A.A., Y-Tfrlzs JOHN SCHIICR .S'u'iulu1iug ILX SCHl,lI.'l'Z filer' Club, l'.C., lll.F., Clmir, Girls lfrzseur ble, !i,A.A., Y'71l'l'll.Y IRICNE SIMKINS R.S.l'., flUllIllIl'l'!'llll Club, Gln' Club NYXRREN STEXVA R'l' llIC'I l'Y 'IHXRNOXVSKI flUllIl7If'7'flf1l Club, l.F.C., filer' Club, Y- Tfens, ALF. PICGGY TISOT N.H.S., Tlwx., llr. Play, CUlIIllll'?'!'lfIl Club. Y-7Al'f'llA' DAVID 'l'Rl7lNl.XN -IOYCIQ VAN HORN N.H.S., Tri-Al., C.C., G.A.A., Choir, Glee Club SHIRLEY VICK Riding Club, Ci.A.A., Fl'!'l1!'ll Club, lilre Club .Xl,'l'l'lli.X NVAITIC C.C., Rifle Club, lllajolrllz'-C11j1'l j,xc:QUr1L1N1i wHl'l'li C.C., Y-'I'1'f'r1.v-Sf'c'retury, filer Club, GAA. DONALD XVOLSKE KliNNli'lOH XVRICHT lfozviug,S1'ni0rlim1rl,Fuvlbzlll, ll'-Club DOROTHY YVYSACK l.F.C., Commercial Club, Ski Club l'A'I' HOOKER lianrl . Graduates whose picture's were not mfnilnlzlrr - Kcilh Bolian, Donna Estcy fpicture shown zvlllz june graduaiesj Orville Krause, Gordon Roselmrook, Wilmer Steinman. 9 b FNS? Q V , AW? W WLN X LaBelle fi Femmes ' Sponsors-Harold Smith, Lyle Lyon, Miss lzora Foster, Miss Mary Kurzatkowski The class sponsors, Miss Izora Foster, Miss Mary Knrzatkowski, Mr. I.yle Lyons, and Mr. No. 1 Star Carolyn Conaway Harold Smith started the Senior year saying- 'l'his is going to be a busy year. I.ittle did we realize just how busy. XVe started right off hy electing class officers. lhcy are as follows: President, Earl Poleskig Vice President, Dick Schendelg Secretary, Catherine Heischhackerg and Treasurer, Sunny Stullz. if I might add that they were good officers, too. . No. 2 Slnr , I I Q Joan Scilzer After much debate we finally decided on our colors, motto, and flower. lhe colors are Maroon and Grey: the class motto, The Future Belongs to Those Who Prepare for ltg the class flower, the American Beauty rose. - The Junior play, Dear Ruth , and the Senior play You Can't 'lake It With You were great successes. Our dances, also, went off with a bang. ln the Junior grade we sponsored dances as, the Injun' Chase and the J-Hop, called jungle Fantasy . ln the Senior year we sponsored the Holly Hop and the Prom, called Showboat . These turned out bigger and better than we ever hoped for. Q' Even in the Freshman and Sophomore grades we were building up to that one great and all important moment in our lives when we walk across the stage and receive diplomas. Now that it has arrived, we are a little scared-but happy. No. 3 Star Rosemary Nagy funn-uw C7 he liarl Poleski Richard Schendel Catherine Fleischhacker Sunny Stultz President Vice-President Secretary 7l7't'l'lSU1'6T ,ti A LARGE CAST AMO, BELLE M. Magazine Club ASHLEY, JAN ET BACON, JOHN E. Band-L., jr. P., H-5 BADCLEY, GARY A. Torch Club, Tennis-3vL. BALOGH, WILLIAM L. Tri-Az., 1.-Hop. BARR, ELLEN BARRETT, NELLIMAE jr. and Sr. p and D. BARTELL, FREDERICK E. BECKER, DOROTHY V. Choir-L BEDNAREK, NOMAN J. Band BELLVILLE, VERN BERQUIST, ROBERT BICKLEY, RICHARD J. Mixed Chorus, Choir BIEI., JUANITA M. Commercial Club BITTKER, DAVID L. Sr. P. ' BLOONI, EMMA International Friendship soc, JOHN F. BOCK, VIRGINIA E. Inlernational Friendship BOETTNER, GERALD N. BOIK, MELVIN C. Baseball BOIKE, LOUISE E. BONOVITCH, JAMES R. BRAGENZER, PHYLLIS D. Glee Club, Choir BREDEKEN, DONNA G.A.A., Photography 19 N.H.S., Thes., C. C., V. C., Cross Country-rL., Track. R.S.U., Tri Al., W.A.A.C., Sr. Orch-L., ST P Hi-y-Sec., jr. Cl., V.P., Tor. C., R.S.U Trio, Choir-I Sr. An-Ed-In-Chief, Chorus, Choir, jr. and Club, Sr. Play. W-Club, Bk. B-2rL., F.B.-rL., Tr.-2vL Club, G.A.A. SOME MORE CAST wa., vi. A.. ,.-.hu 20 BREWER, BETTY J. Y-n.. Sr. An., G.A.A., CLC., Chorus, Choir Tri Al. BROCHUE, DAN H. BROWNE, EVONNE li. Frenrlz Club, Sr. f1fl'hF.Sfl'd BRUCE, ROBERT J. Y-n., Art-2L BRUSH, DELORES l,iI1r1n'y Assistant , BRZOZOIVSKI, EDWIN BUSCH BACH ER, ROBERT CARROII. RONALD Oclet, Clzoir-L., W.A.A.C. CEROVSKY, MARGARET A. CLC., jr. and Sr. P. and D., A7'f'21l'-I7l7l5 CHRISTY, DOROTHEA R. l.F.C., GAA., Cll0I1', Triu, IL., C-.C. 1 . , CLXSSON, RICHARD M. CLIFTON, RUBY M. C.C., CLR., Y-T., G. C. COI.'l'ART, MARION R. Cunzrnereirzl Club, Clee Club CONAIVAY, CAROLYN Plzulog., Tri Al., Y-n., Sr. An., Val. COOPER. BESSIE I. Clee Club COTTONCIM. CORA A. Chorus, Teaclzefs Asst. COX, WILLIAM F. CRAICIE, FRANCES Wy-Nezvs, 7'f'afller's Asst. CRLENCIC, ANGELINE Clmrux DAHLQUIST, ELIZABETH L. Annual, Senior YATeens, Choir. DAILEY, VIVIAN J. Clee Club. DILKS, ADELAIDE B. DONNING, BRUCE G. ' Oriel, Clzoir-L., Football-L., Choir Board. DUDINETZ, PETER J. Senior Orchestra, Cadet Orelleslm. SOME MORE CAST 21 IiARI.I-IS, HOWARD KL. VIIIIT ffllllllffl, R.S.lf'., llmwilzg ICBI-INDICIK, SALLY A. li.R., fl..-IA., I'-n, Sr. An., Ir, CI. Trraa N.l'l.S. FINCIII. IIIi'I'Y A. Cmml1f'r1'ial lllllll-.S'1'r'rflurvv FLIQISCHIIACKIQR. C.Yl'IIICRINI-1 S. l1.If., l3.S.U., fI.lJ.-Sw'.-Prfav., Sz. lil. I'1f's. If0IVI,IiR, SIIIRLIZY K. li.A.A., Sr. An., 'I'lle'.s'.,-I'r1'.v., Sr. P, Ch. I.. QI., Arl-21.-2, W pins FRANCZAK, IXIARGARI-l'I' Ii. 17IIf'l'lIIllIUIHll f I4It'II!IA'lIIIl Club GILSIURIT, RICHARD flu gI'lII1IllIIl' in Auguxlj COOIJXVIN. INIAI.COI.TNI II. Hi'I', Hijlr'ffllll1,Sf'r1im lfrlllrl CRAHI., IZLROY Tr1u'k-gl., Croxx Cflllllflll'-2 I, KLRAYCZYK, IIICLICN Ii. .I-flop, Senior 171111112 URICCA, ARTHUR IIARDIN, JOAN lI.C.,li.fI.,l.'lnn'uv-I.,l1..4.f1. II XRRIS. GIHORCIC IV. Riflr' Cf!!ll-l,l'l'.K.-l.gI,ISfIlIgIIIAIIPII Riff? num HARRISON. NANCY Yr Au V H Y Y H Tri Al. Choi: I'I'.A.A.C., R.S.U. lJi.w'. OSS IIIQACOX, NANCY I... Sr. PED, li,A.A., Robe' Cllllllll. .. .,1'. ..., -, HICRLINCZ, CIiRAI.IlINI'f M, Ulf., -lr. P.. f,'hm'll.x-I. IIIQRRINIANN, AVILLIAINI II. Mage' Crrzz' HOIJNICKI, I-1I'lWARIl.X. Carle! mul Sefnim' lfrlrnl-Uffifel'-I. HOOKICY, JOHN A. Hi-Y, Sr. liuurl, SZl'IIII.gl., TPI1.,R..N.I' IIOWIC, R.-UNION Clwir, ClIU7'Il.X', U1'lf'I, T1'nni.s, lflmfr If IIIIDICNKO, MARION N. I'-'l', ILA..-I., li.C., l.'l1m'u.v, Tri .-Il. IIIIMPHRICY. lSl'A'I'fRIA' A. I'-'I',f1.C.,lflmi:-I., Trio, Sr. An. HYMICR. BIQRYLIE il. 1 li..4.A., i.C.,.S'r.Urrh-I.Qff1P JACIIIK, AIOIIN M. II -Clull, I'Pf'TI'!'Il.Y., R.X.l'., lik. LU.-QI., li11.H-4l., Disf. ', Trio umrl lf-,ilu AND SOME MORE 22 JACKSON, ROGER N. W.A.A.C., Y-u, W.C., Tlufs., 'l'0u-I., Sr. Au.. Disc, Debat, S.C., Sr. P. jli'l'1iR, ALICE J Choir-L, l.F.C., Choir Ifnurrl JOHNSON, D.-XVID P. 'I'r.,Cr.C-I.,W-Clul1,Rif. C. AIONICS, MARY A. C.A,A., film' Clull K.fXliCH liI.li, INIARIIXN I.. Crulrt liuurl, Di.vr':1.x.viuu KARR, ICTHIQI. l'. jr. 0 Sr. P mul D, C.C., lV.A.,-l.C.-Tre'a.v. KHOURY, RONALD A. CC.-rl., Iilxflf., 'l'lu'sj1., Sr. l'. KIEFER, l'HYl,I.IS A. Y-u, Sr. An., Tri-Al., ILC., R..N'.l Plmlng. KIICRONSKI, ROSALIIC .X. flUlIlIlll'IAL'lIll Clul: KINDH, XVILL.-XRD R. KLIMKOYVSKI, ALICE G. W.C., Sr. D.. Cllm'u.s', R.S.l'. ROY.-XCIH. DOLORES .-X. I.1 .C.-Tl'e'as.-Prf'.v., Cn-up C., Clluir-I.. jr. IJ., Anuuuu. C. KRI-IPS, LOUISE H. C0-np Club, Clzorus, filer' Clull KRZYZANOYVSKI, 'l'HOM.-XS li. IAMLKIN, YVILLIAM H. Hi-Y, Rif. C., G.C., Clmrus IAII, l'HYI.I.lS li. C.R., C.C., C.C., Y-11, Sr. Au., Chorus, Cl: L.-L LAWSON, FRANCES G.A.A., C0u1u1r'u'ial Clul: LIC CI..-XIR, DOROTHY H. l.lili, LEROY C. I,Elfl'IfK. ll:XRB.'XRA .-X. ILC.. Clmrus, Cllnir, Fr, C. l.lil'1l'IiR, -I.XiIQUliI,lNli L. Cl... lf..S.ll., CC.. Ari I. l.liHM.XNN, l'1Ll,liN I.. Clre Club, Cluzrux l.l'lNV.'XNlIONVSKI, AIO.-KN lE.S.ll., Cll0I'll.S', Plmlng., jr. k Sr. P. K D. l.lli'l'l, B.-XRB.-XR.-X .-X. Cl1m'u.v. Choir, ILC.. R-Irnrms, fJ.A.,4.. lU.F. O I I O LESINSKI, DOLORES R. Commercial Club, jr. Play, Sludfut Dnfdor LEWIS, THOMAS L. R.S.U., V.P. Treas., Tor. C News LITOGOT, ROBERT J. LITTLEWOOD, LOIS Choir-trio, Sr, P., W.A.A C Nat Tlmspinns. LOYER, JOHN Band-M.C.R., Cl1ff'rI.mdrr LUDWIG, NANCY A. Wy. News, Quill and Scroll MACOMBER, PRISCILLA M. W.A.A.C., Quill dr Scroll, N MACPHERSON, HELEN M. V.C., G.C., Chorus, Girl R.-Some my MALCOMSOIV, MALCOLM R W. Club, Wy-Nezvs, F.B. 2 l R011 MARTIN, MARION I. Anm111IStuff, G.A.A., Chorus MARTTI, MONA M. G.A.A., C.C., C.R. MAY, PHYLLIS J. G.A.A., Sr. Band-I, MCCARY, BEVERLY J. fZ.A.A., Plzolog., Chorux, Al., M.F. MCCLENAHEN, ROBERT A. W.A.A.C., Rad. Wks., Sr. Plav Tlzes Thev Play MCCLOY, PATSY A. Choir, Wy. News, Sr. Play MCCRUINI, JOHN E. Clee Club, Orflz., Band MCGARRY, MARGARET T. filer Club, Cll0l'1lS,.lI'. Play Tlzes M F MEAD, SHIRLEY A. Clee Club MEEKS, ROBERT L. Life Suzi., W.A.A.C., R,S.U A11 9111111 I., R01ll'L MELZER, MARLENE IV. IXIERTA, JUNE G. Chorus, Clee Club, G,A.A. MILLER, WVALLACE K. Rifle Club, Waler Safely MOOMEY, MYRNA EL Cleef Club, Tri Alpha, M.F. MORRIS, MARY M. Chorus, Clee Club, Co-op Club AND MORE 24 MYERS, NORMA Y- T, Choir, Trio, V.C., lIl.F. NACY, ROSICMARY Y-11, R.S.U., Tri Al., Il'.A.A.C. N lil BAUER, LUCI LLIH Ii. C.C.. l.l'.C., fi.C., Chorus, M.F. NOWAK, JOSEPHINE M. CUIlllllf'I'l'l!ll Club, Cn-up Club NU'I l'ALL, HAROLD W. Curlrl Baud, Sr. Haurl-I., Trark-7 I. OCHS, MALCOLM L. Tllrs.-V.P., jr. Q' Sr. P., I'-11-Frat. Ed., Sr. Au., Choir, G.C. OSTROWSKI, STANLEY Arl, Musiz' l f.vti1'al I'AI,AlZOI,O, FRANCFS C. Cleef Club. Chorus I'AI.AZXOI.O, LOUISE Cleef Club, Muxif 1'.t'Sli1'lll PALAMARA, FRANK N. W-Club-V.P., I'-11, Half.-I., Iik.B.-I., F.H. -I., lfuurl, f,l'I'll., Twin., R.S.l'. l'.x1.Mr1R, JEAN E Cf.. I.P., f..R., .Skz C I.P,, C.A.A.-l'.P.- 1., cn. 1.. PARKS, WILLIAM D. W-Club, Rozving-2 I., Football-I. I' IQTRASKA, HA RRIET H. Y-T, Clznir, R.S.ll., IV.A.A.C., f..C.. ALF., N.H.S. PHILLIPS. AMY LOU Sr. P., Rij. C., Clmir-I., Sr. D., Alf., Chorus PIIEPER, VERA j. Co-up Club I'Ol.I'1SRI, ICARI. G. llr. and Sr. P., R,S.U.-Carr. Ser.. Sr. Cl. Pres., Hi-Y, W-Club, Szuinz-I., Ten.-I., Bali-I, PORATH, KIQNNETH Tr-3 I,, Cr. C.-2L, C.C., I'.C., Choir-I., M.F. I'RUSAKII'1W'ICl, FELIX AV. W y4N rws RACHO, RICHARD J. Frmllmll, Rowing RATHS, GLORIA M. Cleef Club RAVEN, JEAN A I I-11, br. Au., lrm, f..!.., Clzozr-f..P.L., 8- 'l'nues, Fr. C., Rad. C., Choir Board RIGCLIQ, XVILLIAM L. Hiry-Pres., Rif. C., S.C., Tr., Tru.-L RISCHICRT. CHARLES A. Rifle CluIn-Presizlerzt-R.l'VL ROBBINS, LUCILLE A.. QR., c.C.. c:.A.A...R1f. c. AND MORE 25 ROBBINS, ROBERT L. Trark-3 I., Crosx Counlriv-2 I, ROBINSON, CONS'l'fXNCli D. I'l-IITIIS., I-n, Ar. Au.. CL., I.l.., lrm, X-lrnws, Clmir-I., lH.l . ROSENKOE'II'l'ER, SHIRLEY C.lf., I.I .C., Ii.,-LA., Cl:.I.. ROITSE, HUGH CL. 'I'nr. C., Clmruv, Orlrl, H-lulzes, Sr. P., Clmiz I., Art-Azurl.-I., IV.A.A.C. RUBIN, CARL A. SPIIIUI' limul RITSYON. FRED Y. Hi-Y-Prf'.v., Trark-3 I., Cross Cnunlry-9 I. RYBICZKI, LILLI.-KN Nl. C.C.. C.R., l...S'.. M.l , SCHI-II'I'l, EI.IlAIII'I'I'H .-X. C.C., li.R., Y-T-Sw., R.S.I'.,.S'1'.A11.,,II.F. SCHENDEI., RICHARD E. Sr. Cl.-I'.P., ll'-Clillz-Pr'f'.v., Sr. An., R.S.I'. Iili.-3111, SCHONSHECK, ARNOLD XV. Hi-Y, Clmrux, Clmir-I., Oriel, S-trnzes Choir linarrl, lI'.,4.A.C. SCIHWARIZ, LORRAINI-Q M. Senior Play, IIllt'lIItllllIlllll Frirnrl.sl1ij1 Club SCO'I l', MARIE A. Sr. An., Sr. P., Clmrux, Clioir-I.-C.P., Trio N.ll.S., Tri. Al.. Clmir lfburzl SEIIIER, JOAN II. IC,S.ll., ILC.. M.F., 'l'ri Al Sl'lEE'I'S, CLYDE XV. Ski Club. Rifle Club, Clmrus SHEPPARD, EDNA V. Plmlng., Sr. An., Tllefs,-P. SHOII-1I.I,, CH.-XRLI-IS CL. lI1l.II.. lflf.B., I'-11, Tri Al. SIMMONS, RIT.-X Ski-C.. CA.,-I., Cadet f,I'll1.,.S7'. Urrli-1. SIMMONS, ROBI-1R'l' Nl. IV,Club, Y-H, F.lI,, Hk.Ii. SM.-KRT, -IEAN D. Co-up Club SMIEGEI., IRESSX H. ILA..-I.,li.C.,f2.R,,C.C.,iU.F.,Cr1-U11 SPERLINKL, ROBERT L. Rifle Club S I'ElNBI-ICR, M.-XRION R. li.C..C.A.A.,C.C., l.il1.,-Ixxt. S l'EINBECK, SUI XNNE M. S.'v.lf.,S1'.lf-I., Tri-Al., C,fl.7'T7f'!l.S. S I EPHENS, DOROTI-IE.-X AND MORE 26 S'I'0SK0l'F, ARNlQ'l l'.X .L Sen io r If a I1 fl S'I'RACH, JOAN B. fl0IIIllll'l'l'lfll Clulz STRICIKZHICR, MARY llllflklllllllllllll I r'irrlrl.x'l1ifJ Club, fir!-2 I. STRONU, DOROTHY L. fIonllllf'r'r'inl Clull S'l'Ul.'llf, S.XR.X X. li.R., lf.S.I'.-Curr. Sw.. Sr. ffl. 'l're'n.v., flz 1.-41, SXV,XR'l'l, CH.XRl.l'1S C. H'-Clulzf'l'n'1l.s'.. C1'1J,s'.s' Cnlnzlryy-I., STUIIII ming-L SWICK, I.OlS I.. film' Club Slflll-QINXNSKI, ,-Xl.VliRN,X P. fl0IllI1Il'IY'lfll Club 'l'.XRj.XNY, RICHARD lm. Slflgl' Crfzz' TIMS, ll.-UNIICS T. H'-lllulz, Fonllmll-I., sildlllllllllg-I. 'l'0M.XSlK, DOLORIES oc.,r:.1e..1.1f,r:.,,1f.asf. 1,.lIllll 11. 'l'0RONCliAU, UIOYCIIC N. f1.A.A.,fJl1m'ux, film' fllul: VI'l'.Xl.li, .-XlTGlIS'I'INIi M. Ijflllll. Clmir-I., MI. Yl'l'Al.lC, VITO V. Choir XVHl'I'l'I, THOM.-XS ll. Flllllllllllflu li'0Zl'lIlg'-I, XVICIKER, JAMES R. lor. C.. 1-11. Iik.li.. f.,f.. XVILSON. BIZVIQRLY CllIlHIH'I'I'llll Clull. Y-lewis, Clmir XVILSON, CHpXRl.U'l l'li Ki. XVINIES. .ICANN C. XVlS'l-INCH.-XUSICN, HENRY IVy-1lf'zUS YVl'l l', DFLORFS I.l .l.'.-'l'rf'11,s'.. li.R.-l'.P., Sr. All., fill Y.XN'l'CIHO0K, VER-A Senior Aillllllll, fl.A.A.. Pllfllllg. l.XVfXl.NY, GLENN XILRA, Cili0RCili'l l'.'X M. fl,If.,fl.C.,flllUl'1lS,ClIUll' nil LAST OF THE CAST ZULEVVSKI, FRANK jr. Cl. Pr Ar!-Auld. vs., Y-11, F.B.-I., Bk.B-I., Ba.B FSTFY, DONNA C.C., I.F.C SUMMER ELL, YVILLI.-XM F. liraduates iulmse piciurffs were 7101 arfailnlzlf' are Arnold Cnrhf and William Dukus. Senior Activities Key Co-op Club .........................,...,.... ......... f lo-op C, A Cappella Ch Oll ...... , ...,.,...,....,. ,.,.,. . .. International Friendship Club ..,... ...,. Rifle Club ..........................,...........,. ..,....., Iri Alpha ........,.....,. . Commercial Cl ub ..... . I rack ...,................... Cross Country National Hono r Society ..Choir ...l.F.C. Rif. C. Tri Al. .....C.C. .Cr. C. Baseball ......................,........ .......... B a. B Basketball ...... Football ...... 'lhespians .....,. Senior Play ....... junior Play ....... Senior Dances junior Dances Officers ...,......... Swimming ......... Quill te stron .....,,. Cheer Leading I ennis ...............,.. Debating .......... Discussion XVy-News Y-Teens ....... Hi-Y ...,,....... Clee Club ........ Mixed Chorus Bk. B. B. ...Thes. ..Sr. P. P. D. .....Jr. D. Pres. V.P. Sec. Treas. Pres. V.l'. Sec. Treas. ..Swim. ...Q.2kS. , .... ,... C .h. L. ..........'I'en. .Debat. ...,...,..Disc. N ....Hi-Y ...,.G.C. Chorus Senior Band .....,.,.. Senior Orchestra Cadet Band ..... Dance Band ..,.. Triple Trio .....,. Octet .......,....... Mixed Octet ....., .Xnnual ........ Letter Cold Pin ......... Roosevelt Student Union Band I 1 .... ........ S r. Orch. Band Band .............Trio .,..........Octel Tones An. fr-reservel tv-varsityj World As A Community Class ....... ,...... . W.A.A.C. War Council . Torch Club ...... Hungary Five Sr. Prom .. ...... J-Hop ............ Voice Class ..... . YV-Club ........,.....................,.,... Cirls Athletic Association ......... XV-Pins ......... Girl Reserves .... .. Pliotograplly Valedictorian ....... Stage Crew ....... Numeral ....... Medal .,.,....,... French Club . Radio Class ......, Life Saving ....... Rowing .... ...,........ Music Festivals ....... Award .............. . Swing Band .,.... journalism .... Writers Club ........Tor. C. Prom .......j-Hop .,.....W-Club .........W-Pins .,..,...Photog. ...........Val. ........Num. ......,..Med. C. w .......Rad. C.. .......Row F. .........Awd. B. .......journ. 41 gHOMgZ3O 'SJ rC.. aj? IHHHEHHHHII Cwasmc oowm THE RIVER' 'Cr 'lx gl sms PRETTY' -l How ME 'Bc-Mak l0?.E.e.vx! Ii' qx 796' A! 1 1 JW 'ALL IN KL 'fx- ovwx ii X69 Q. -ff' fd .DC ci, 'f'O V V7 Qs? 2? A 'Ja ff 'Q .4 Eveswaom' ms WHERE. f-Lab 0 f' ALL Asoaao -Nia as 'T A? Crm lllis In' TOIIIIIIIIT? Shirlcy lfowlcr and Eillxi l'olcski O With ai new director. l,uwrcn1 5411.1 'C johnson. in cliargv. thc Sc-niors sclvctccl lor their play, You fiilllll 'lukc' ll x foincdy mlisctloscil much rczil l2llClll annong lhc cast. lis- pccinlly was this lrlic ol Roger -lac-ksoii, who plziycil his 172111 likc za rczil Bill'I'ylIl0l'C. 'l'hv plug also cliscloscil cxccl- lcni ilirccling and Lasting ahilily on lhc part of Mr. johnson. The rzisl of cliaraftcrs follows: Klminlpzipzi Yamlcrliofl' ...., Penny s,K'2llllUl'C ,. ....... . .Xlicc Sycuinorc .... . ..... Rogcr Qlarksrni ..,...l0.xllll Korn .........Sliirlcy lfowlc-r I'zn1l Sycznnorc lissic .................. lirl ..,........... .,....Gcorgc l,2lll'lli.Ul'Il , ...... Lois Lilllcwooil Tony Kirhy Nlr. Kirhy ..... Mrs. Kirby ...,.,..,.. Boris Kolcnkox' ,.....,,.. ,. The fimml Dilclicss .,..., ......jzick llcllcrics ...,,,......,lizn'l Poli-ski .......Xllim Mrlllcnalivn ......,,......l'zlI Mcllloy ..,...,Roy iXl'IllSll'Ullg .,....Hclcn .Kclains Mr. Hcnclcrson ,...... Mr. Dc Pinnzl ,.... Rhclm ....,....,... ...,,HlIg'll Ronsc ..4,-loc Hoilson .,...lI02iIlIlC Lodge .4 Sl'l'lUll.V iilllllllfllf ogcr hlaickson, Iiois liillcwooil. klilfli -lcllcrics :incl Hugh Rouse lloniilcl ..,....,........., ...,... lN lui' Orhs Guy XVcllinglon ,.... .. .,,.,.....,..4..........,,........... Peggy 'l'isot 'l'hc 'lhrcc Men ...... ,.,. 4 ,Ray Nichols. Ronalil Khollry, Siuilcnl rlircclor was Lzinrccn Lcc Bud lNIcFzn'lznul I 'f 'f 1 Q U h AV' A nvn' form of j'ire'1i'm'k.r jo .Xnn Korn. liurl Polcski, l'zll Mcllloy 'i .Xllun Nll'ClCIllil1Cll 29 - 'Nl -loc Hoilson, Mac Ocths :incl George l,ulclil'oril With You. Icrlorinunccs in this scrcznningly fllllllf' Guiding the activities of next year's classes to stardom are Miss Ethel Black, Allan Barron, Miss Frances Mellon- ald, Tom Sparrow, Miss Pansy Blake and Miss Lela Taylor. ii J Officers of the Junior Class are looking to the time when they can play star parts. They have been busy, what with dances, class play, prom. In these, they have done well and give promise of being one of the historical hits of Roosevelt next year. Shown are ol'l'icers of the two Classes of l950. Seated are the january graduates - James Stephens, vice-presidentg Marge Burns, secretary, Frank Popio- lek, president, and Eugene Hoh- meister, treasurer. The .Iune ofa liciers are Bob Beck, vice-presi- dentg Frances Bufe, secretary, James Throgmorton, president, and Susan Bills, treasurer. They Acted Well Y dmahz wifh 'l'lle juniors went modern in their selcrtion ofa class play and came up with A Date VVith Indy. So well :lid they enact this lorahle comedy that Judy hecaine quite the girl around Rooscxelt, as she did on the professional stage and in the movie version of the same play. The Cast of Cliaracters included Joanne Farley as Judy, Lee Morrison as Oogieg Joann Michaels Qblitzij, lris Puniroy Qllarharaj, Dare Church fkexj, Stirling Cockburn fSusicj, Carl Perry flllr. lfosterj. Dorothy Sikes Mlrs. lfosti-rj. l'at Stahl fMrs. Sl'lllllllll2llllllICl'D, Bohhie Cal- hraith fllannahj, Miriam Roeder flllrs. Hotchkissj, Bill YVillian1s fkandolphj, Charles Anderson 0111 Martindaley, Lucy jane Griffin Qliloisej. Director was Lawrence johnson. 31 NOT 50 LONG 4..223Fk- Ly X 6 'X'5'lc0'?f' 0 F 07767 STU? onesmeu T ' - 3 5'f'4f'V Msz,oaY Gfr'?Lf f? 4 e'f'5 - Q Q 2' Q ,rn- 'Q'-E Y .. it AXMAOL SX N' Q0 ABAIHJLJHH 9 '6 N0 S S V 7.7 U 9 !v0SN!9Oa '02 SIQIVHD .sf Q 1 Sm 7H V099 Z1 131-IDS 9 2 svswosvx wx AaaV.93W Af w 1 1 0.98 w I HE E ' Jffwizilf rr LEGC X 70 NANO? Nl V399 How fr' Looks FROM 'rug 'nf-son? BENZ, .,,,,., Q of 0 FLOOR HA AIG OO T, BEST F061' QTOQEWAQ D H Cf ? l K4 ues: MQWX- , u fb? J xm,:9 R.S.U. 'I'he officers of the R.S.U. are as follows: Ron' I-Betty NVilson, Joyce Hardin. Ron' 2-Tom Lewis, li. F. Davis, Wm. Shepler. The Roosevelt Student Student Union is the student government body of the school to which each English class sends an elected representative. During the weekly meetings school activities and problems are discussed, special com- mittees lormed to sponsor pep rallies, arrange lor bus transportation to and lrom lootball and basketball games, and other activities for the good of the school at large. Mr. Robert Rattray is the faculty advisor for the meetings and discussions which are student motivated. Non' zflilizabeth Kincaid. Sally Vasher, Ruth Ann Hall, Dorothy Throgmorton, Bob Barker, liarl Poleski, lris Pumroy, Tom Lewis, Dan Fogel, Irene Sheets, Nancy Campbell, Jeanne Allorc, -loanne Patrick, Marguerite lVhite. Ima' 2-Dick Reinhard. joe Mathias, Robert Halle, johnny Loyer. jane Bowman, Sara Brodie, l'at Bell. julie Flynn, Mildred Redman, Lois Linske, Phyllis Baldwin, Nancy Barkcy, Joyce Hardin, .Io lNlcl,aughlin, Vera Neibauer, Rosemary Nagy, Frances Bufe, Harriet Petraska. Hou' 3--Ief Davis, David Church, Mr. R. Rattray. 36 WAAC CLASS Row 1-Helen Cameron, Nancy Harrison, Priscilla Macomber, Mrs. Hardwicke, Iris Pumroy, Ethel Karr, Rosemary Lindsay. Row 2-Monica Bell, Janet Ashley, Dee Robinson, Harriet Patraskzt, Nancy Wesser, Ruth Aim Kaechele, Lois Littlewood, Rosemary Nagy. Row 3-jim Carroll, Arnold Schonsheck, Jef Davis, Allen McClenahen, Robert Meeks, Fred Schleicher, David Church, Earl Poleski, Bill Williams. The World As A Community class is organized to further a better understanding of people as a whole and is sponsored by the Red Cross. The members are selected from the 11A-12B class by a committee of teachers. The choice represents a cross-section of religions, nationalities, and home life. The class exchanges visits with a high school class of the same kind in another city, prefer- ably in another section of the country. This city is chosen by the Red Cross. The W.A.A.C. Class of 1949 went to Newton, Massachusetts, a few miles from Boston. Their week's visit this year was returned by Newton High School's YV.A.A.C. class. The Wyandotte group visited many historical places in New England. The Newlonians visited Greenfield Village, U. of M. campus. Canada, Wyandotte industry, and other interesting spots. The NVyandotte class also took a plane trip to Chicago. The class made most of their money through weekly dances, hot dog sales at football games, and sponsored a lecture and the County Fair. The 1949 director was Mrs. Bernice Hardwicke. 37 TRI-ALPHA Non' 1-Joyce Van Horn, H6116 Ciicoltc, joy Ann Hecox, Belly Brewer, Nancy Moore, Joanne Ruschc, Miss Dnlfey, Pal Olkkonen, Sally Vashcr, Pally Duncan, Rosemary Nagy, Shirley Browne. lhm' 2'-joan Raven, Barbara jcffcrics, jzlnc Clause. Nancy XVcsser, Joann Kellrcr, jean Stoner. Doris Wklscliilcwsky, Sliirlvy lfowlcr, Shirley Szcregnyi. Dorothy XVolverton, janet livrry. lloycc Hamlin, Verna Clllurcll. Iris l'nnn'oy, Peggy Brown. Ifrm' 3-Sara Brodie, jack ll0llll:'lSlL'li. Charles Sllolell, jack Alcflerics, Cliarlcs Anderson, Steve llorvalli, Rolla-rl Galax, Rolmcrl Carr, jack Ijavcliporx, Rulli Ann Kaccthele, Carolyn Conaway. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Run' 1-Phyllis Bnrgcnls. Fllcn Barr, jean Raven, Shirley Fowler, Nancy Harrison, Miss Alice ' johnson, Priscilla Maconilmcr, Sali lilmcmlick, Laurccn Loc. Lois Liltlewood. Rmv 2-Iris Puniroy, Rose Marie Malcjoski, Joyce Van Horn, LaVonnc Draeger, Harriet Petras- ka, jack Jefferies. john Bacon, David Clnm-lx. Louise Bush, Peggy 'l'isot, Joanne Loclgc, Mario Sunil. Donna lilaxcxir. STAGE CREW Mr. johnson, Charles Buhl, Ray Nichols, Lynn jones, Dale States, John '11OllllCll, Dick Sziwitskzis Some of the activities of the Stage Crew prepare the stage for their activities. They are constructing sets lor school plays, oper- also serve for ztssenihlies und are rebuilding ating scene C'll2lllg'C5 lor those plays, assisting the Drznnzn Workshop. The group is guided such groups as the Orpheus Club, the Wfyun- :uid assisted by Nr. Lawrence llohnsou. dotte Choral Society, :ind the Lecture Course, DEBATE CLASS -69' 22 if iw, Row 1-Sali Ebendiek, Joan Diekman, JoAnn Korn, Pat Bell. Row 2-Roger Jackson, Luureen Lee, Dun Fogel. Mant: Ochs. Row 3-Mr. Robert M. Rultruy, CIIZIYICS lluhl, Augustine Vitale. SKI CLUB Row 1-Wayne Vasher, Barbara Whelan, Dorothy Throgmorton, Shirley Szeregnyi, M. L. Alf- stead, Lynn Vendien, Pat Whelan, Jean Palmer, Joe Wirtz, Ray Oscar. Row 2-Nancy Gee, Pat Olkkonem, Sylvia Williams, Vera Neibauer, Barbara Beecher, Doris Bean, Connie Gegos, Betty Wilson, Joyce Flower, Lillian Schultz, Shirley Mitchell. Row 3-Verna Church, Patty Duncan, Lillian Diamond, Joyce Gettleman, Margaret Olsen, Marian Young, Mary Ann Tucker, Jean Harpham. Row 4-Clyde WV. Sheets, Gil Monastersky, Tom Watson, Robert WVinn, Frank Piper, Raymond Heinhokel, Fred juchartz, Robert Halle, Hal Williams. The Ski Club was organized last year by Miss Lynn Vendien so that inter- ested students could learn to ski. This club seems to have gone over with a bang because the membership has increased over four times since last year. The members spend much time learning how to ski. They have movies of skiing, inside practice, and, when they are on a real ski run, they have lessons from instructors. During the skiing season the club goes up to a real ski run for a week-end of skiing lessons and fun. This year they went to Cadillac. Miss Lynn Vendien and Mr, Maynard Alfstad, with the assistance of Miss Beth Vendien head the group. 40 PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS Roy Armstrong, Carleton Hardin, Ray Oscar, Willard Kinde, Charles lluhl, Pete Dudinctz This is il science credit class, open to any eleventh outgrowth ol' the Czunera Club and is in charge or twelfth grade student wishing live hours ol' zlca- ol' Mr. Harold I.. Smith. demic credit and having at least ll C average. The science, technique, and art ol' photograpliy The class was started three semesters ago, us :ui is studied :md plucticctl by the entire group. RIFLE CLUB Row 1-Beverly Feder, June Beattie, Mary Lou Wright, Charles Rischert, Glenn Zavalney, Robert Kinde, Barbara Grier, Barbara Crill, Gayle Young. Row 2-Nellie Jo Tutor, Denver Farley, Clyde W. Sheets, Larry LaBell, Victor Gosinski, Charles Brighton, Eugene Ludwig, Marian Young. Under the auspices of William Harris, the Rifle They compete in many matches such as the Def Club meets twice a week at the Roosevelt High troit Times match and the N. R. A. postal inalrlies. School. 41 COMMERCIAL CLUB Ron' 1-Dorothy Hanes. Cessie BIZIKTLCZIII, Shirley l'1IlSlIllIlg6I', Elanor Starr, Barbara Bouptlency, joy Hccox, Miriam lNlorgan, joyce Van Horn, Wantla Walker fSponsorj Hollis Powell QSpon- sorj, La Vonne Draeger. fiRllllC'I'lllC l'llClSl'llllllCliCli, Rose Marie Matejoski, Helen .xll2lIHS, Sally C1a1nphell, Dolores Sll'lillllllCl', Donna listey. How 2-jackie Let-per, Rita 'llll0lll2lS, jean l'2llllICl', Doris Wa1st'l1ilewsky, Lillian Ryhicki. Beverly Wilson, Dolores 'I'o111asik, Betty Schietz, Mona Martti, Shirlee Gishler, Irene Sheets, Nancy Clllllplbell, liva Ronrh, Shirlee Mead. Kathleen Bartalotta, Virginizl NVojtkowi:1k. Nanvy Drzyzge, Rose Marie LaVois111, Nada llirarorr, Juanita lliel, Phyllis Lan. Rum' 3-Xvllllllil Mctlain, joan Hardin, Joyce lf2lI'llffS, -loan Grieve, jean xLLl1lIllS, Jo.-Xnn Miklhose. joan Salisky. Lucille Rohhins, Betty Fllllfll, Dorothy Strong, Emily Hotnolik, Tressa Smiegel. .lean Heins, Marjorie Stark, 'lheresa Berlinski. Coleen Manzella, Betty 'l'arnowski, Mary Ryhicki, Marie Clifton, 1 I'1lllC'CS Craigie, Ellen Irlflllllllllll, Marion Coltart. How 4-Clara Podhielski, Frances llnle, Pat Powell, joyce McHugh, Phyllis May, Rosalie Kerou- ski, Dolores Lesinski, .Xlxerna SLepanski, Mitzi Daisy. josepl1i11e Novak, Althea YVaite, Do- lores I.eBl:n1t', l':lI XVartl, Lucille Neilmaner, Suzane Steinbeck. CO-CP CLUB Hou' 1-Donna Estey, Shirlee Gisher, Rose Leo11e, Audrey jurkewicz Ql'res.j. Hugh V-fIlI'1'ZlllI, Do- lores l.icldle, Mary Ryhicki. Betty Tarnowski. Row 2-Jeanette Jeter, Geraltline Herling, I.o11ise Kreps, Gloria Raths, Beverly Httmmel, Alma Iflasse11rit:k, Allhea Waite, Lois Swick, Belle AIIIO, Dolores Witt, Dolores Kovach. Ilrm' 5-l'ail Olkkonen, l'l1l Rilev, Svlvizl l,ol'lis, Sully Vzlsher, linnice Slllllll. Rnlll Hanes, In G.A.A. FIRST SHOT Hou' lfN2lllCY Gee, Doris Benn lllAl'C2lSlll'Cl'D. llellv lVilson 4'l'residenlj, ICLIII l'1ilmer QViee-l'resi denlj, Rilla 'llionius fSCCl'Cl2ll'YJ, Joyce Flower,,Dorothy lv0lYl'l'lUll. i Ham' 2-lillfllllfll lfoxley, Ann jncink, Sunny Slnlll, lllll Whelan, Connie Gegos, Gretchen llelky lllll Stahl, Nzlney Yun Siekle, lilizulielll Kincaid, li2ll'lJ1ll'1l Haynes, Nl2ll'g1ll't'l johns, 110,11 Fowler, Marian Young, Shirley Rosenkoller. limi' 3-511111 Brodie. lzleunorzi Mainz, I'a1lrlc'1z1 C-zillnghen, Jenn l,1lIllllS0ll, Rnlh Klug, lS1ll'lJLll'Ll Bnrdlield, Alice Lowek, Delpine Leszynski. Belle Shonk. Jllllllllllll Gzizclzlg. Peggy Wilson, Mil- dred Redman, Nellie jo Tutor. , 1 llzirlley. Alice Steinman. Nlll'lll1l Mzilijoski. llealllie, june Bowman. ililSll'L2lllJ1llliC. Bzlrlraxrzi Whelan. B2ll'lJZlI'2l lilkai, 5 I G.A.A. SECON D SHOT Run' I-l.yllIl Vendien, Rosalie Westcott. Helen Nipnrko. Margaret Christie. Carole Kelirer, liznv li.n.1 C.l.iy. blnilq lDnnis.ck, hldllllll Ilnkns. Shnley lfrnnk, fi1ll'0lllll' lulmzulie. Nznirv lleeox june lennznn. Margie Burns. Kzilliryn lflzinlmriek, Maideline Hess. lllilllil 'l'honiuQ, Velma Payne. Im'i'2-D01'0ll1y lhrogniorlon, l'11l Powell. Nlnri XVrighl. l.ee l,1lli'lll'0l'll, xllll'f.fllL'l'lll' lvlllll' Gloria Rozlell. B2ll'lJ2ll'il Crill, Mildred Knrepzl, Carol llerng, ,lilziine Rlblllt'I'lll2ll. .Xnnu Drolmak, Barbara Foster, Sully Kincaid, illzirciu Parks. limi' 2-Bllfllilfll Sleinliuuer, lilziine Poinsenke. liniily Piuinienli. lounne l'zilric'k. Inne hlzissex, Ruth Henderson. jenn Wicker. jenn Mnreloeli. Carole Sliopllm, lean jones, .Xindrey Minlj. Yvonne 'l'z1ylor, Gloria Ruslmerry. Clzirol Begeinzin. K Ron' 4-Joann Kehrer, N2lllC'y' Howe, l'2lllllllC Selnlelz, l'z1l Munn. Carol l'eneg'c'k, loxee Sclnuln Sully Harplunn, Sylvia NVilliinns, Pall llrown, Peggy Brown. hllIl'li'll0 l'c-lkov, ll:n'ln:l1'zn Sp:-rl ling. Dorothy Tolioy, lleunnelle Collins. limi' 4-llurlizira Grier, Putty Dunczln. Nlanulzl Mctilzlill, Grace llilllll, Mary lil'0l'llllC, liurliuru Hnleliens, l'z1t Zopf, Rnlli Reid. Ueneieixe Oziskis. llhzirlolle Henry. flllllL'l'll Halley. Rwzilei 'vllf' THESPIANS Rmv 1'-DOIIIIH Blazevic, Lois Littlewood, Dorothy Sikes, Ellen Barr, Allan McClenahen, Mr. Lawrence johnson, Pat Bell, Laureen Lee, Rosemary Lindsay, Joanne Lodge. Row 2-Roger jackson, Mac Ochs, Jef Davis, Bill Williams, Peggy Tisot, Shirley Fowler, jack Vassallo, jack Jefferies, Neal Singles, George I.au:hford, Joe Hodson. This dramatic organization, now under the direction of Mr. Lawrence John- son, was originated 20 years ago by Miss Sarah Robinson. Its purpose is to pro- mote all dramatic activities in the high school. To be eligible one must have ten points, earned by being in school plays, working on the play committees, stage crew, directing a play, being in radio shows and writing plays. Only about hall the members eligible are elected. This is done through tryouts, with active members of Thespians casting the final vote. Each spring the organization presents one play. This year's presentation was Kind Lady . In the fall they sponsor a booth at the County Fair, and this year they helped the Ski Club put on a variety show. 44 INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP CLUB Ron' I-IIIIITICIFI Sommer. Delores Komch, Bar- hara Drum. Nancy Moore. Miss Mary Smart, I,aYonnc Ih'ac-gcr, joyce Barnes, Mary Ry- hicki. Patsy XVill1c-rspoon. Ron' 2-.Ivan Nicol, llarhara Slcinhaucr, Dc- lorcs Win. Marian Young, jacquclincr Dcllack, Yiolcl Ilownian, Deana VIIIIOIIILIS, Donna Iistcy. The International Fricfnclship Club, nienihcrship in which is open to all interested students, is under thc supervision ol' Bliss Mary Smart ancl was organizccl with thc tliongllt- to hccoinc lricncls with other nations through lcttcr cxchangcf' liach mcnihcr chooses as many IIZIIIICS aucl aclchcsscs as hc wishes and corresponds with these pen pals . FRENCH CLUB Hou' lfhlilllllll Kcllrcr. Sara Boclic, Barhara Grier, Ilarhara jc-I'I'c1'ic.', jo Ann K1 ' . .XII stu cnls who arc taking or haic taken Frc-nch arc cligihlc- lo hc -nihcrs ol thc I rc'nch Clluh of which Miss Iisllicr Korn is sions ' , . as lhosc cl s nn nic I gm, RUN. gwlolm Umg-ml U,-PM-l,m, lgclkvb BmcI,m-1, VIKIIUTL' arc- no cluc-s hut whc-n thc-rc arc- special appeals such ' lio Stcinhaucr, Iioh Barker. Pat lkfll, Barbara Lccpcr, Daxicl Church. ' ni lhc junior Rccl Cross, Roucn Funcl. ancl others, voluntary ccmlrihu- lions arc maclc-. Most of lhcr activities lakc placc' in class, although lhcrc is an annual picnic. The Klhrislnias, Iiaslcr, and March Gras cclchrations arc all ohscrvccl. SENIOR Y-TEENS Ron' I-lxlZll'gZlFCl Mcliarry, Priscilla lW2lC01l1llCI', Iris Pumroy, Betty Scheitz fSecretaryj, Pat 5 Mcliloy, fPresidentj. Modesta Gamble QSponsorj, Helen Canieron QV1c,e-Presldentj. Dee Robinson Qlreasurerj, Rosemary Lindsay, Peggy Tisot, Catherine Fleisehacker. Pherson. Shirley Mitchell, Betsy Dahlquist, Stirling Cockhurn. Hou' 3--Dorothy Hanes, .lean Palmer, joan Grieve. Pauline Mulino. Laureen Lee, Louise Bush, ak A joanne Lodge, 1,11 Vonne Draeger, Mary Ann 'I ucker, Jean Harphatn. I JUNIOR Y-TEENS Ron' I-fil'2lCC' Bozzo, Gretchen Belky. Carol Begeman, Joanne Patrick, Jean Murdock fSecre- taryj, jean Wlicker qlreasurerj, Frances French QSpons0rj, Colleen Haley, Bette Shonk, Ioanne Rusche, jo Ann Yates, Marguerite White, Carol Henig. lffJIl'l2fRllll1 Henderson, Bonnie l,ou Amo, Ruth Beck, june Massey, June Loeckner, Nancy Howe, jean Salisbury, Xvlllllll XVeaks, Barbara Sperling, Nancy Perry, Lois Switzer, Vicky Sutherland, Barbara Villaire, Barbara Beecher, Revalee Hartley. Rmu 7-Marlene MacNeil, jean Fields, jean Nicol, Sally Bessey, Joyce Hardin, Susanne White, Nancy Moore, Barbara Burdfield, Mary Field, julie Flynn, Mitzi Deror. 46 limi' 2-Phyllis Rurgents, Norma lean Myers, lo lNIcl,aughlin, Ioan Natzel, Eleanor Starr, Pat vi f - - . . , Riley, Nanette Allen. lNlarianiYoung, Pat Bell, june San Souct, Mona Marttt, Helen Mac- 1 HLY Ron' I--I0llIl Mcllrum, Neal Slngles. joc Matllias, Alvin Rcinschuesscl, W. R. Barnard, Charles L. Lacy, XVIII. Rigglc. joe Hoilson, Keith lirznnmcr, Malcolm Goodwin. Charles .XllClCl'S0l1. Ron' 2-Glcnn Mclfarlaml, .lack Qjcllcrics, lloh Bt-ck, Russell Pclric, l,cc Morrison, Wm. Blackson, .Xrnolrl Scllonsllcck, Carl Cross. Run' 3-Gcralcl Slcphcns, Holm Clallctti, xvlllllllll Dlllcy, jack llookcy, Carl Nelson, .john Baton. Harrie ll-lI0llllJS0ll, Darwin Grahl, Ifrcml Ruston, President. TORCH CLUB Ron' I-Cll3l'lCS Headley, Tom Crutcher, Bob Upclikc, Reed Rowan qSponsorj, jack Hmncister, jack Davenport. Richarml Mc:XVhirlcr, Alcr Gillespie, Ron' 2jXVallcr YVcgst, Dirk 'l'uc'kcr, Bill Dahlquist, Rohcrt Baron, Richard Kralick, Robert Bmw. Charles Bourassa. jim Crider. -17 WY N EWS Ron' 1-Pat McGrath CTypistj, Pat McClov. Barbara Foxley, Sally Ehcndick, Lavonnc Draegcr, Rosemary Lindsay. l'hvllis Lau, Bev Koester. How 2-Ronald Mathews, Roe l'aiclli, june San Souci, Roger Jackson, Mr. Ostrum, Nancy Harri- son, Dee Robinson, Margaret McGarry, Priscilla Macomhcr, Allen Bruce. Roosevelt High School has gained national recognition because of the ex- cellence ol' its student newspaper-the l'Vy-News. Continuously since the spring ol' 1944 the Wly-News has won All American honors. This is the highest honor that a scl1ool newspaper can win and to maiu- tain this degree ol' excellence lor more than five years has taken the name of Roosevelt High into every high school in the nation where school newspapers are published. The NVy News has also won medalist ratings from Columbia University in two of the past three years. Many innovations in school newspapers have been instituted by the Wly- News, innovations which were quickly acteeptecl by other student publications. Pages ol' the newspaper have been reproduced for use in journalism textbooks and at student press conventions the X'Vy News is used as an illustration ol' what a good school publication should be. 48 ANNUAL STAFF llnu' 1-Dolores Kovach, Helen Aclams, Barhara lfoxley, Mac Ochs, Sali lihenrlick, Nancy Harri- son. jean Raven, Dee Rohinson, Marion hlllfllll, Beverly Humplircy. Run' 2-Ronald Mathews. lfllllllll jean Bloom. l'2ll Nlcllloy. Rose Marie lNlalt-joski, Vera Yam- chook, Dolores XVitt, Marie Scott, Betty Scheitl, Phyllis lrllll, lla Schultz, l,2llll'CCll Lee, jo Allll Korn, La Vonnc Draeger, Allan Bruce. Nou' 3-Dave Bittkcr, Rohcrt Meeks, Roger jackson. Qulu. AND scnou. How I-l'I'lSl'lli1l Macotnher, Nancy Harrison, Belly Brewer, Rosemary Lindsay, Helen Cameron. Ron' 2-Malcolm Ochs, Margaret McCarty, Jean Raven, Nancy Ludwig, Malcolm Maleomson, Almwzl fron: picture-Sali Ebendick and Roger Jack- son. Quill and Scroll is :1 national high school jOlll'll1lilSlll society lo which all students taking jUlll'l l1liiSll1 aspire. To he rcc'o111i11emle1l a sturlent must he in the lop lhiril of his class, he fl senior and hare done some 0lllSl2llllilllg writing or other staff work on the YVy News, 49 jim ' 77 The Marching 77 is the name that its members gave to the Roosevelt High School band during the football season. The name was suggested by the number of students in the organization. Q Two mornings a week, during the grid season, the band members arrived at school at the time when others of their schoolmates were taking that last wink, to practice marching and working on the colorful formations' which they ex- hibited between halves of the games. Under direction of Kenneth Hauer, the band is kept busy much of the year appearing at community as well as school functions. Ten months of the year comprise the school year, but not the band year as the organization is called upon to play at the State Fair, Shriners' Picnic, Hallowe'en, Armistice Day and on other occasions when civic groups need a band. During the football season, the band operates as a military unit with officers and all the other trimmings. No sooner are the grid uniforms put into moth balls for another year than the band starts rehearsing for the first semester concert. The high stepping majorettes must learn all over again to walk and not strut. This year the band will go to lnterlocken at the close of the summer on special invitation. Under direction of Aarne Olkkonen the orchestra presents two concerts a year and some of the smaller groups are called upon for entertainment. The orchestra had 60 members and because of the instrumentation, the director gave the selections of almost symphonic difficulty to work upon. Each year many of the members graduate and it is then the work of Mr. Olkkonen to find replacements. Under the expert guidance of the director, the orchestra is filling a great need in the school. 50 BAND Ron' I-Alfred Beecher, jack Hookey, Malcom Goodwin, Bruce. Harrie Thompson, Edward Hodnicki, john Bacon, Marian Case, Paul Czuehna, Carl Cross, Joann Yoder. Mary Harold Nuttall. Lou Hauer. .Xrnetta Stoskopf. liugenc Homcister. 1iUIl'.lfl'2ll XVartl, Gerrie Greenhill, Dolores Sickmiller, Hou' 2-Dorothy l,eClair, Suzanne Steinbeck, Phyllis May, Mike Hlitt, Charles Brighton, jack Jefferies, Ken lVt'igl1t, Dare Visarliire. Don Newell. Herbert Barnes, Stanley Ban- lllillizun Duley, Ken Martin, litlwin Schultz, 'lltllll Higby, tlranlte, jim Hartman, Chuck Weaks, Ronald llanbriek, Blaine Menelee. Norman Betlnarek. jerry Seau, George Randall Hartman, Tom Sparrow, Rene Mcllonaltl, Rich- Couth. Maureen Hoagland, Ulantla McCain, Dorothy artl l'iert'e. Mary Barton. Hanes, Betty Faire. .Xllbea XVaite. Gloria Brewer. limi' 3-lilleu Sylvester, Carl Aibri, Larry Moomey, George lion' 5-Merle jones jr., Carole I,intlblo0m. Jef Davis. l.ois Sfretlka. Marlene Wzlglleiz llonaltl Hursey, Jack Andrews, Linske, Robert Riehartl, Bill Stegman, john Loycr, lfloytl jack lixans, Ole Kistler, Noel Biek, Burl Pearson, Allan Ivester, Eugene McCrum. Michael Palazzolo. MAJORETTES Ron' I-D0lfJfCS Sicknliller, Pat lVartl, Gerrie Greenhill. Row 2-Gloria Brewer, Betty Paice, Althea Waite. A CAPPELLA CHOIR The Roosevelt High School A Cappella Choir performs many times a year for school and community. Their activities included the Annual Fall Concert, providing Christmas tnusic for schools, community groups, IIIIKI churches, radio broadcasts, and the annttal May Festival, and other engagements. The Choir under the direction of Miss Eleanore Bennink and accompanied by Miss jean Raven sang among other things this year The Lord's Prayer , Fred Waring's arrangement of Hymn To Music antl 'You'll Never Walk Alone and many other classical and popular numbers. TRIPLE TRIO This musical ensemble is composed of nine girls chosen frotn the A Cappella Choir and directed hy Miss Eleanore Bennink. They perform for radio, local organizations, assemblies, and civic programs. OCTET The Octet is a group of boys selected from the A Cappella Choir and are under the direc- tion ol' Miss Eleanore Bennink. They perform for school programs and civic groups. MIXED CHORUS This musical organization is a stepping-stone to the Choir. The Chorus is trained for sing' ing music in parts, and obtaining a hlend with hoth hoys and girls voices together. The Chorus has swelled its membership to one hundred under Miss lileanore Bennink's direction. BOYS' GLEE CLUB The Boys' Clee Cluh is composed of freshmen and sophomore hoys. These boys are given training in reading music and in improving tone quality. liach semester, as they progress, they are put into more advanced music classes. They are under the direction ol' Miss Leola Hoke. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Girls' Glee Cltlh is composed of freshmen and sophomore girls, who follow the pattern of the Boys' Glee Cluh. The voice classes, formerly for girls only, now have formed a voice class for hoys. This group is under the direction ol' Miss Eleanore Bennink. 53 CHOIR Raw 1-Dolores Kovack, Betty Brewer, Muriel Butt, Helen Cameron, Nancy Harrison, Ellen Barr, Jeanette Jeter, Eleanore Bennink, Louise Bush, Laureen Lee, Beverly Hummel. Helen Adams, Amy Phillips, Phyllis Burgents, Iris l'umroy. Ron' 2-Beverly XVilson, Dolores WVitt, Beverlee Humphrey, Eleanor Lynch, Tom Thomas, Ramon Howe, Dave Bittker, Arnold Schonsheck, Bob Beck, Bob Sell, Marie Scott, Barbara Lietz. Ila Schultz, Dorothea Christy, Jean Raven. Roni 3-Norma Jean Myers, Betsy Dahlquist, Lois Littlewood, Mac Ochs, James Reichwage, Dale Porter, Raymond Heinbokel, Joe Hodson, David Church, Dick Bickley, Vito Vitale, Robert Creighton, Stanley Frost, Georgetta Zilka, Joyce Van Horn, Row.,-MDorotl1y Becker, Norma Reichwage, Rose Marie Matejoski, Hugh Rouse, Kenneth l'orath. Bruce Donning, Jim Carroll, Dale Sharlow, Fred Schleicther, Harry 'l'hompson, F Harriet Petraska, Joanne Lodge. Dee Robinson. BOYS OCTET Bob Sell, Tom Thomas, Arnold Schonsheck, Mac Ochs, Ramon Howe, Robert Creighton, Stanley Frost, Hugh Rouse, Miss Eleanore Bennick at the piano. 54 MIXED CHORUS New 1-Cill'UI Todd, Peggy IVelsh, Stirling Cofkhnrn, Carol Penegov, Joan Hardin, Flizaheth Ringwelski, Shirley Browne. Geraldine Herling, Phyllis Baldwin, Lucy Clrilfin, Nancy liarles, June Tennant, Mary Girvan. Shirley linsniinger, Mary Tucker. Hou' 2-Patricia Lozon, Dolores Adams, Dianne Brown, lNIiriatn Morgan, jean Bruce, joyre Torongeau, Joann Michaels, Alice Klenlkowski, Irene lijchowski, Frances Bnle, I'llllIIy Homolek, BIITIRIIII Roeder, Loretta Ciorsky, Marie Scott. .Ioan Lewandowski, jo Ann Mehlhose. Row 3-Lucille Neihauer. Ann Cflllilllgllll, jim Donning, Bill Dahlquisl, jim Dnfkett, james Douds, jack WValI, joe Baunoch, Dwinal lforhes, Carl Nelson, Boh Barker, Neal Singles, David lindicott, Gayle Young, Barhara Leeper. Ron' 4-Howard Spry, Herhert Torne. Miss Iileanore Bennink. TRIPLE TRIO Nancy I-Iarrison, lillen Barr, ,lean Raven f.xL'COIlllJZIllISlj, Lois Litllewood, lla Schultz, Dee Robinson, Rose Marie Malejoski, Beverly Hlnnphrey, Norma Rc-irhwage, Joanne Lodge. 55 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Huw 1-Natla Beraron, lixelyn Lee, linniee Burkett, Nancy Aellie, Arlene Memillan, Dolores Pnlitlo, Georgia NVatts, Garleen Novick, Dorae Wloods, joan Natzel, Jo Ann Randall, Jo Me- Laughlin, Geraltline Dnplessie, Genny Nowak, Leota Goolshy, Nanette Allen. Huw 2-june NVinillnn'st, Clara Philps, Beverly lNrlClBZlClll'2lll, Melva Bragenzer, Gretchen Belky, Marian Young. Genevieve Yuskis, Mary Pierce. Wlantla McClain, Betty Snnnnerell, liclith Roherts. Joyce Gettletnan, Dorothy XVolverton, Pauline Molivo, Helen Rieharclson, Pat Stahl. lfnw 3-Ilene Kinsey, Helen Atnho, Hlinna Hunley, Mae McNeil. Mary Parish, Phyllis Bragenzer. Pat Mcilloy. Beverly llutlo. -lane Lakin, plane Knnze, jean Harpham, Dorris Johnson, Donna Knrlsel. Dolores Gentlron, Larzline llerlnan, Virginia lientara, Beatrice Stoner. BOYS' GLEE CLUB lfuzt' 1-tllytle W. Sheets, Gilhert Sproessig, Bill Springer, Robert Kapsa, Francis Murphy, George lllllSCl'. Keith Bramnler, Tony Clavataio, liwell O'Guin, Dale States, Rohert Haviean, Sterrill llurkett, Leonartl lNIalinowski, Philip Balclriclge, john Blake, Leola Hoke. limi' 2-Mr. Bt-twee, Victor Gosnnski, Bill XVilson, Henry Potocki, Paul Gzuehna, Randall Hart- tnan. Iiclwartl Manirk. Rohert Brill, George l,orvek, Richard Kaliek, NVilliam Durtlik, john hliiflflllll, Don Snizik, XVilliatn Blarkson, Marky Kostenko. lion' 3-littgene Ilotneisler. Genie XVells, Carleton Harden. Ralph Setnetko, Herbert Barnes. Ray Wysark. Rirhartl Hankison. Prank Pap, john Hutchison, john Drahivki, Roherl Erwin, :Khin Reilnsrlntessel. 'lack Spangler, Donald Henry, 'l'on1 Simpson, Philip laszulny. 56 KIND LADY llur NUXUIXII xc-urs lIl1' plans QIXUII In' lllm IIICSIDIZIIIN Iluw I3l'l'll i'47IlIl'IIICN. Ilus yczlrs trIIl'I'IIlg gm-lx inln IIL'ilIX lII'2IIIIll 1'Xl'II IIIUIIKLLII IIIL' IIIIl ku IIHIJICNNIOII. ' - nl I,1uIx IlIIgIIl mul gin- lllzll Ih-spin' curly IISIIIKIILIIIJS ul illm-xx whirll mxuln I ILMISIIIIU IIL - 1 ',, 'Li'NNLIl'I. llu' IIIIUNIIILIIIN Imuluu-mI nm UIIINILIIIIIIIIQ' IIIJII. X IllIIc' IllXil4'l'N. NUIIIK' mmm-Ilx' :ami Nlbllll Iwzny lIl'2IIIIll ul IIIC oI4I lnm- ISIVICII' Ixvlll lIlL' zlluliumx- on IIIC wlgc ni lllvir IIIZIIIN wumlurillg wllzll uns UiIlIIIlg' llcxl. IIIIIUIIQKII :I IIFIK' IllL'lllIlL'l' HI thc' Izullllx lhlw 51-slr, I.alu'l'L-:uw nlulmwu Inu dum' an Illlllg up gulf null lln- ummm plum In- has 4Ill'4'4Il'4I. I..l'l nl' rllarrzulvls in Kind I.:lcIx wcrc XII: Ifmlcl '... .v.... ,.,.. I I Illll Mcfilc-nzlI11'll Klum Ilcrlivs .4,, .. ..4,.. llnmllmy Sikcs Inq IIIVNIUII ...,,, ...... S Ilirlc-y IIJIIWIUI Row .,..,...,......,..,...,.. ...... I 'IIIC'll lialrl I'I1yIliQlQIm'llnil1g' .... ..,.....,4. I 'ul Mmllln I'c'Icl' Szmlaml ......, ,.... I lmmlml Klmurx IIl'llI'I ,IIDIIUII ,... ....... I Inf: IYz1Ilalu Xalan ..... ..,.,. I .mis I,illlcwun:I Ilmlm .... .,...... ........,..- I 1 'II Ilxnis Hr. Iaclwxmls ...., ...,,..,.,.. N Ian' Ochx NIH. Iiciwzmix ,,... .....,. I 'I.fIIIll SIIVIJIJRIIWI Iggiv llkluzmlx, ..... ....,. R IDSVIIIIIII Ijmlsau I-llxI.II R4lSI'llIll'I'g ..,., ..,,. . Ilzllv Silnnlum 1, Y i s Vl V 1 F l . , .s .f f Q .f , . af N' 5 0 'ff' A Q Xb '1 17, X iv-3'1 J .4 ' ,pac ...- Eicif f 4 WW ,MV 2 - X , J 'xt WC W FOOTBALL TEAM Row 1-Art Gresser, Gerald Lezotte, George Oehring, Charles Frank, Art Rutecki, Gordon Humphrey, Robert McCrea, Malcolm Malcomson QCaptainj, Robert Simmons, Thomas White, john Jacuik, Milton Crassweller QManagerQ, jack Henderson QAthletic Directorj. Ron' 2-john Middlesworth Qcoachj, Dick Hoffeins freserve coachj, Ernie jodoin, Eugene Stevens. Delmar Bondie, James Tims, Dick Schendel, Gerald Stevens, Lenard Shurmur, lVilliam Shepler, Don Kious, l'Villiam Parks, Frank Popiolek, Garry Ames Qmanagerj, Rich- ard Racho Clllanagerj, Charlie Thomas flioard of liducationj. Ron' 3-jerry Henderson flfreshman coachj, Max Greene, Dale Sharlow, Larry Thomas lAs- sistant coachj. Howard Spry, Tom Watson, Roh liherline, Al Caterino. Bruce Donning, Boll Cahriel, Dale Ferris, -joe Nicila. lVilliam XVhite, Roy Armstrong, james Donning, Hal Williams, Harold jacohson QBoard of Educationj. The Golden Bears of WVyandotte finished second in the Border Cities race last year after being hit hard hy graduation. The Bears hegan the season off righl with a 14-li victory over Ecorse under the lights. Then the following week they returned home and took a licking hy Highland Park for their first defeat on their own.field in three years, The following Saturday they held Royal Oak fwho was Border Cities League Championj to a tie 6-6. After taking off on a little journey in which they downed Grosse Pointe 12-G, and Monroe 26-l9, they went to Lincoln Park and knocked off a highly favored Railsplitter team hy the score of I2-7. Then returning home they took on Fordson in the Homecoming game. Amidst the crowning of the Foothall Queen and the splendor of the hand, the team had time to score two touchdowns and defeated lfordson ffor the first time in six yearsj hy -13-7. They finished the Score hy taking on the State Champs which were Grand Rapids Union. After a close first half with G, R. Il. holding the edge 7-G came a 93-yard run which resulted in a touchdown on the opening kickoff. It broke the Bears hack after it looked like WVyandotte might pull an upset. The final score read 21-6 with the Bears on the short end. The final score standing showed Vfyandotte with the record of 5 wins, 2 losses and the tie. 61 XAYPULXQ '29 I 7 bw , LD Q 'NE xx W . - - lr W Q51 - , 'aff 4- .- - --M ' f...x.,,,f,,a, Y V www A, Y Y ' W' AA W- ,. v- -,.':-MM-f 'N 7, 1 - 1 14.--' g,'3,:1,1l ',X...wp-wf -M., ,,,q,,,: .... V X -,:1::'::i- ' -2. jg:Q,,gQ3'- w-fM1f,z,, 'l QW af' A, ' ' . 51- , ,. 52 ,si V 7,.:5j5fI1UL,'j?lfh Big 3?3fg5 sli3g4g,,.N,fwx Q 3' -A, W -i ' 3' , bij Vb gffgv ' MP H ' N I . ff' W 'H is. ' I M , D ' am , If ' W ww.-:vwv 41 '4 WL 14 ,.z 4., 5415 W A i HAM , 'ff M gffgi ,gi , A 4,2 .gh uve A X55-s,QYg3ggZ , 01 Q, - Nw W- O , . ff Lf' ,TA-Mi,f5,,,f.h '9 fowl E if 5 NN' IME OUT- ,, 'OBS hs I N-. Qvl 9 1--ffw mm L31 1 A . l I I m T-'YOQCQ UU TAY AWAY 4 Wifi wavy, 9' F E sw 'P 0 QOMJN GOOD WW S CPA 6 NE, BQ MAN f L O f if ' . , .sf ,- A ,, .,:V, ....,A.. P ., , ET Goff! EVA FRESHMAN FOOTBALL x 1 Hou' 1-Dick lem fklzuutgerj, Noel Bute, Bill Simons. jim Davidson, Wllalter Le Clair, Gene XVills, Hugh Leeper, Horace Camercm, Tom Grieg Qflozxelrj. Hon' 2-Dunne Root, XVIIYIIC XVilmer, joe lleesley, Ilzlrold Domke, Bruce Lowry, Harvey Lay- mon, David N2lllCl, Fred Jllfllllfll, l1lCll2ll'll .Kssem:1cl1er, jzunes Stricklen, Cordell Mlulske, ciL'l'2lltl limerick, l':2ll'll1'Sl Slrzuldelztck, jim ligler, Dun Holt. Run' gf- Rzty I,ot'm'nee, Mutt lNIi1'klelwm'1mglt, Bull XX'ynn, Boll lirwin. Doug nl'lll'l', Otto Satrolzt. john Jarvis, jay Sturfk, l,11rry llysell. Mueli credit lor tlte rittury nl' llue Varsity squzul in their Nllll'L'5Nlvlll grid season must go to lltc lfreslnnen wlm sulleretl bruises :md stares night :llter night :ts they witltsttmtl the rusltcs ul the shock troops. 'Illey will :nuke guml Varsity material next yeztr. 31 flf X :Fl If J L 64 cg nv C HHNPS NEWT u O Loma Som I SAY T GET ITD, H5125-'Q . ' g 'X-L-lk K.. 253 QQSQQ V' Q. YQ 0 ,jg Q? AY? OV f JXYJ., iff ,X XBGMOU M' VARSITY BASKETBALL Run' I-Cll2ll'lCS lleesley, Frank Znlewski. jim Leighty, John J. Miilcllesworth, Fritz Shurmur, Chuck Yl'l'iCll'll. Him' 2-lfrzmk l'2llllll'l'. Glen NlcFzn'l1nnl. .lim vlil1l'0gIllIll'lUl!. Boll Simmons, Cliarles Frank. limi' 'f-fi2ll'lL'lUll Hamlin, jerry llutthison, john llntuik. john lintchison, Dick Mcnzel. ll't'rlr1rlnll1' llltflllflflffl' llfvrlrlrlrallr' ll lfllllfillfll' llijlllllflflllfr llltllllllllfff' ll'-Yllllflfll lr' ll 'vvflrzrlnllr' ll'j'Il7I!I0ffl' Ilyamlnllr' ll 'lvznrrlollr' llvYlll1IlUfll' lliylllllltllff' 33, l'1lI'1lMl!l go 03, l'frvn'xr' go yo, Iflglllllllll Prlrlf 22 lg, Royal Oak 28 1 gh, filoxw' Pofrllr' 'gl gy, illourru' 211 5l,1,iH!'1JlII Park 21 23, Fm'1l.wn fo -77, l'frm'.v1' 32 fl,I1igllllI7I!Il,llI'k ,fo 52, Rovrll Unk 32 jo, fJ:r1.v.w' Poinlr' 26 17. illonmc' fh CHAMPIONS Roosevelt has had some mighty good lmsketlmll teams but never one that better represented the school than clicl the squad ol' l94l8-49. Led by Alziciuk :mil l'zil1nzn'u, both ol' whom were honored by selections on the Border Teann :incl-on All State teams the teznn nailed the fhznn- pionship llzag to the rzilters :it Roosevelt High. Pz11'tic'nl:n'ly el'l'ec'tive was .Izu'ink's hook shot even though he was at marked man in every gznne. lint :ill ol my boys , us Cozicll -Iohn lXIidclleswo1'tl1 itelers to them, cliil at hung up job. 68 Cities All Stan' RESERVE BASKETBALL Run' 1-.Xl Culurinu, Bob Gzllmricl, Dave Nzllzcl, Don Kious, Noel liulc, Boll lilmerlinc. Hun' 2-I.:lr1'y Hyscll, liclwunl Ilinsnnznn, Bill Bl'LlgCIllCl', Gary JXIIICS, 'lylllll Willson. Run' 3-Wall Le Clair, Gene Wells, l'lI't'll McGec, Couclm I.. 'l'lmmus, l'll'1llllx .LlllL'S,tI1ltli SlllllGl'lC'y. CHEERLEADERS Rau' Ifljllfli Howard, Sunny Slultz, l'2ll Whelan. joe Wiru. Row 2-Boll Murphy, NVz1yne Vasher, Inn Mclllellzlml, Phyllis Lau, joe Pulazzolu, Shirley Fowler jean Palmer, Larry Qulel, Denver Farley. Raw 3-Nancy Gee, YVclmslcr Stokes, Dorollly 'l'ln'og'nun'lon. Shirley Roscnkoc-llcr, Clayton Low ,Xnn JZlClllli. 69 VARSITY ll. S. Beach flllilfllb. Gary liadgeley, Charles Williznnson, Bull jones, Dan Fugel, Harry Weskowski. Jack Thou. Bula Saleski, I-'red Srhleicher, Don Nlyers. ling:-ne XN'rinkle, ji-l' Daxis. Chuck lrietch. loin lhoinzts, Bill XVillizuns, Merle jones. SMASHING TO THIS TOP NVyandotte's Tennis squad is becoming one of the most feared teams in the Border Cities l.e.ue. Coach U. S. Beach is iinproving their play to such an extent that they are expected to hattle it out for the league clratnpionship with Grosse Pointe and Monroe. Tennis is not a sissy game-not the way Roosevelt plays it. RESERVE TENNIS Charles Guy. Ernest Stratalak, Bill Rockehausen, Jerry Bush, Phill Thiebedeau, Reed Rowan Qfioaflij, Eugene Pulhun, Richard Menzel, Jiin Stricklin, Ed Hinslnan, Louis Deibel. 70 BASEBALL Row 1-Bernard Miller, jim Throgmorton, Leonard Shurmur, Clayt Summit, Tom Stephens, Bob Beck, Ken Krieser. Row 2-Coach Larry Thomas, Frank Zulewski, Frank Palmer, john Jaciuk, Dale Ferris, Ed Boddy, Melvin Boike, William Dukas, Manager. SCHEDULE April 22-Lincoln Park Here April 26-Highland Park There April 29-Fordson Here May 3-Grosse Point Here May 6-Royal Oak There lllay I0-MO71l'06 There Nlay II-TTe7llO?1 Here May 17-Fordson There illay 18-Highland Park Here May 20-Grosse Pointe There May 24-Royal Oak Here Alay 25-Lincoln Park There May june 5-Trenton There 27-Monroe Here 'i'Q Sgstsm-I-f-'-' Xge QQ N Yzflt'-L l 2 A W were 'fiiar J T' Jai' ' ' -is 2' IT'S A HOME RUN If the W'eather Man will play ball with'Roosevelt, Wyandotte will give other teams in the Border Cities League some real competition. The Bears have some power hitters and good defensive strength but do not have the pitchers to win the title if there are many postponed games. Coach Larry Thomas is keeping his fingers crossed. A71 TRACK April ill - ltordson ..,......,.,.. ,. Row 1-Bob Endicott, Herbert Barnes, Charles Franks, Bob liberline, Ned Dye, john Creighton, Al Roberts, jim Bruner, Jack Pepke. Ilmv 2-Arnold Garbe fmanagerj, Bill Shepler, John Hutchinson, Vincent Marsh, joe Nicita, .-Xlmar Beesley, Harold Schuman, 'l'om Erwin, jack lilder, George Oehring, Russell Petrie, Ralph Smetko, tlasimer Nazezewski, Don Stroshine, Roman Lipkowski, joe Mathias. Run' 3-Fred Ruston, Bob Robbins. Chuck Beasley, Ernie jodoin, David Johnson, Al Reim scheussel. Dick Nlihasci, Dave Nllood. Dean Smith, Mlilliani VVhite, Frank Popiolek. SCH EDU L12 ' ..... Here May 3 - Grosse Pointe ......... ....... H ere May ti - Royal Oak ........,.,. ,.,...... ' l'here Xlay l3 - txtorime .....,...........,.... ......, H ere May I7 M- Highland Park .,...... ........... H ere May 2l - Regional ..,......,.,. ....,..,. F ordson May 28 State Meet june 3 - Wayne Relays -11... qi- W Thvvdl- FLYING HEELS With considerable strength in the distance runs and certain to take points in the relays, sprints and some field events, Wyandotte has a track team that will give their opponents the toughest kind of competition. Fordson scored ahead of Roosevelt in the annual Rouge Invitational Relays but the dual meets are expected to show the coaching abilities of O. G. Henney and Milton Powell. 72 SWIMMING Run' 1-Kenneth Garty, Bob Halle, George Bunnell Q,-Xssistant Coachj, Robert Kapso, Clayt Snmmitt, David Powell, Eugene Wrinkle, Gerry Henderson, jim Dalley, Raymond Phillips. Nun' 2-Alec' Gillespie, jack Spangler, Karl Schroeder, George Sanger, Don Snizik, Earl Poleski, Chuck Tims, Phil Ferris, David Church, jim Duncan, Don Stoneburner. Ron' 3-Fred Futch, Bill Dukus, john Schier, Ronald lindicott, Robert Meeks, Bob Barker, Hugh McKay, Don Newell, Gary Schultz. X, wr?-an-he X.. ' fr Q, 7 l G li 'FV' g 'Il 52' ,rf kk.,k7lX Fix-, A'vs,,vx The Swimming team started oft' with a big bang in late September with Gerry Henderson as their coach and George Bunnell as their sub-coacli. The team had ro-captains this year-john Schier and jack Hookey. The team ended up in fifth place in the Border City League. However, the one bright spot in the team was the Free Style relay team. The team, with Earl Poleski. jack Hookey, Bill Ducas, and Bob Barker on it, broke the relay record by .2 of a second. This relay team: the 200 Free Style man, Bob Meeksg and the Diver, David Church, went to the State Meet at Lansing, but didn't place high enough to stay for the finals. The boys to step into the Alumni Sptll this. year are: Robert Meeks, Earl Pole-Ski, Jack Hookey, Bill Ducas, and John Schier. 73 CROSS COUNTRY lion' Ifllllll 'I homas, .jerry Harrington, l retl Ruston, lilrov llrahl, Boll Rohhins. Chuck Beasley. How 2-Don Slroshine, lhitch Pattenotl, Randall Hartman, Frances Saleski, Harold Slmman, jim Gillancl, Dale Porter, Dave Wood. David johnson. jack Murphy, Eugene Grnhl, Gerald lla:-U, Alvin Reimsthuissel, liwell O'Guin, jim Bruner. CROSS COUNTRY The Roosevelt cross country team elimaxed a sut'eessl'ul season by being runners-up in the State Meet to a strong jackson team. During the season, the team won lour ol its five dual meets, and in the only three team meets, Roosevelt's harriers finished seeond to a strong team ol lllithi- gan State Normal College freshmen. The lirst meet ol' the season was lost to Ann Arbor hy a score of 24 to EH. The seeond meet was won hy NVyandotte, l5 to 118, over a weak Trenton team. Roosevelt's thinelads won their next meet from Dearborn, 2-4 to 324. The next was also won by XVyandotte lrom Royal Oak 21 to -10. The team journeyed to Nlonroe lor its next meet, where the harriers squeaked-out a 27 to 28 victory. ln the Slate Meet, Roosevelt linished second, out of eighteen teams com- peting. Llroy Grahl of Roosevelt took lirst place, hy heating one hundred and nineteen other hoys who competed in the State Meet. XVyandotte's great runner, Elroy Grahl, was undefeated during the season, finishing first in live dual meets, one tri team meet, and the State Meet. During the season lllroy set three new records for the two mile event. 74 ROWING Row 1-Ewell O'Gwin, John Publ, Bob Schrador, Eldon Girard, Allen Arndt, Nick Gromez. Row 2-jim Crider, Elmer Malcolmson, Gordon Wolske, Fred McGee, Ray Oscar, Lee Morrison, Bob McCrea, Malcolm Malcomson, Dick Classon, Tom VVhite, Dick Reinhard, Vince Pizze- menti, Sam Palazolla, Roger Harkleroarl. ROWING--v 5 Q K M ,4-Q ru I -A--xr X f 1 3 is 5- A. ' After finishing a successful last season the high school rowing crews look like they are again headed for il good season. Wlinning the Henley trophy for the second year in a row gives Roosevelt a pretty good chance to repeat this year. Despite the fact that Wyandotte has only lettermen in Dick Classon, Malcolm Malcomson, Dick Reinhart, and Tom White this year, they have eight freshmen and eight sophomores and juniors which brighten the future of the team considerably. The National School Boy Regatta was held May 28 at Ecorse. The crew will travel to Canada the last week in july to engage in the Henley trophy race. 75 W-CLUB lion' I-1,llVlKl jolmstm, jerry Hztrringttm. joe Nicital. Dick Mihztcsi, Aluhn Bot. Clliurles Swami Milton llrztssweller. Luyul l.1lllLlI'llll, Dain Meyers. john Srllier. .Xl Reittsclitlcssel. lJu1i'2-liull Simmons, Rirllalttl Sfhentlel, Bull xl1'Cl'CIl. Citmltrll l'llllllJlll'CX, Kt'l!llL'lll I'tn1':1ll1 l . Ken Wright, blames 'l'ims, .Xrt Ruta-rki, liurnie llaistings. Cierultl Lemtti. Hill I'z1rks, tllitulx 'lt'iett'l1,jim 4lllll'Ug'lll0l'lUll. Hun' 3-Fritz Slitlrtnttr, llluylutl Sttmtnill. llztl xvllllLllllN, .Intuit-s lnllllllllg. fiCl'lllll Sll'lJlli'llN. 1-t-urge Ochring, jim Leighty, lit-11 Kreiscr. llalve Wuml, loin Stephens. Cilizirles lit-t-sley john Jilflllk, Flillllli lhllllllllilfil. 'I'hc W-Ilhih is am Ul'g1lIlllilllUll nl' which filly por ft-nt ol :ill lt-ltet' winners ul' Roost-xt-It High Stlmol belong: .Xtnung its tntmy purposes :mtl itims :ire lu prtnimtc clean spmtstnztttsliip. ln wtitrol fmwtls att till athletic games. sell IJl'llg'l'1lIIlS, zmtl to raise the itleuls ul' Rtmscxelt High Sthool. In order to lmecutilt' ll lllCllllM'l' ol' this flttlm you lllllsl haue won at xnrsity awzlrtl in sume sport. The tiltth llIllll'I' the lt-zulersllip ul' Xtlvisot' ,luck llemlerscm, :mtl Presitlent Dick Sclientlel panrticipzttetl in many social nctixities such its gulf, swimming, pimitts, :mtl hzlskctlmzlll. During the past your the cltth hats heltl two initiutions, une ol' which is picltlrt-tl allwove. The eluh donuletl tt plaque for the Pinsmi 'liopliy .Xwzirtl which is given 1-:ich ycnr In the most valuable player on the lluutliztll lvlllll. 76 ON THE FIELD OR IN THE HALL w1,w111111 51111 50114 Iiy I . ll . 1'11'l1.Y1lAF f9111111'1' 111111111 yr' 11131111 I'1ll.S.V11It'11' 1411111131 1111 3111111' f71'1ll'.S'l'.Y 1'11lcQ'. lElI1.S'r 3111111' 111111'1'.9 111 1111' 1'1lIl1'lIS l'1.v111 ll'31111111111I1' 1111? sing. 11111111315 11-1'.Y1 111 111'1'11.v 111 1'11111'11g1' IV1' 111111 .v1'1'111' 111111 111111'k 1111111 1111112 .S'11'1111g 111 11111111 111111 11111111 11,17 111111 111111' 11111' .S1111111 1 111111 1111 ll l'T11f1A 110 111113 111 111110.-RAH1 Rc1l'1':1i11: 111111111 111111 111111' 11111 ,111111 111111', If111'1' 11151 j11'111s1'x A'11lg'. O .x'111' 11111' 1'111111's 111111 81111111 for 111111111' ,-11111 111 111' 11111-1'3' 1I1'11lg'. Il'1 lIl1iIl R.f1H.' 111111117 111111 111111' f111'1'111'1' 111'f'fJ 111 11111' 111'111'1s 1111131 111': I11 f1'11l1l11141'11 111111 1l'1'11'1111111.s'1111'1'11131 11111 I 111' 11111 111111' 1111111, 1111111 11',yfl1ll1U11F H1gl1.'.' 77 ,lnnmv Ii, Uxlrum, radio rnordimllor, .vllorvn rvriling his script as Ihr' clock in Ihr' Imrkgrozmrl jminls Io ilu' zero llfllll' of two v'clof'lf. Lyle I.yon is director ol a radio workshop group. Mem- bers give up their lunch hour during the meeting hour to learn the details ol' radio. They have presented several programs lor the school hour and other programs. Mr. Lyon is shown with the headphones listening as joe Baunoch, Stirling Cock- burn and -lean Raven attack the mike. WE'RE ON THE AIR An infant among the various departments of the school, radio has served to bring many activities into the home via the air waves. Each Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 2:30 a school program is broadcast over XVQIIIXV. The programs with large groups originate from the music room or auditorium, both of which have direct wire connections with the studio. Smaller groups are taken to the studio for broadcasts. Drama, music, discussions, original skits, counseling, quizdowns, alumni programs all take their proper places in the parade of radio presentations. 79 Snwmlzaw 6' 'W After hours and hours of work the staff draws the curtains on the 1949 pro- duction NVY-Hl hoping that the play will receive the plaudits of students, faculty and parents. ln years to come we will look back upon our preparation ol this book with happy memories and will relfer to it often as we journey on through lil'e. The Senior Class, sponsors ol' this Annual, are deeply grateful to all those who helped in any way in its production. Considerable credit goes to David Bittker, who after directing the sales in such excellent manner as to outsell all previous yearbooks, took over the editor's job. Also lor their work, the class thanks Dick Schendel, Beverly Humphries, Robert Bruce, Nanci Harrison, Marie Scott, Sali Ebendick, Shirley Fowler, Marian Martin, LaVonne Draeger, Laureen Lee, Allan Bruce, -loe Mathias, Ronald Mathews, Tom Lewis, -lohn .Iaciuk and any others who contributed of their time and skill. Sincere thanks also go to NVayne Yanz, art director, Miss Esther Kern, who checked the editorial material, Arthur Benjamin, picture supervisor and james E. Ostrum, advisor, for their assistance and cooperation. 80 - ' - z::., - ,L ' - r '- ff'- 'H - ' 'f b 'QV - -' ' 2 ' Q' -5 -lf eW?'g N ' 4 -' 1 -' '--E,', '9-557 'M .5 'ff ,- 1- 3 5' 42 ,45 ' ' A 2 JH? -uw ,u www, ,,,.. eng? N ,N W 'hi gy Hugh Q 55 Nm 'fry 3 4 F V X K G ug-1, ima-Q ,,,, Q.. 'Qi-If sq: x fe-Q. 'f 'W' W' f'1 ., -. -5'-iff 24 With- , A-k'l-EkL.:'f: :v ' V 4 '-rv . 'W' 'K ' -'1 .Z '?1-32 if V1 '-We-Qfffi - 5 ' ' , T 1.42 uf' it 'Ziff' W , 8' A. 1 ' P v ,B +, 1. 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