Roosevelt High School - Wy Hi Yearbook (Wyandotte, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1950 volume:

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A- .3-, -wg- -Q.. ' x.f'x.fX !XfN.fXr fX XXINZNJ efXfxf XXI' XXZNJXIXI' fx, f'X., if fxfxf ,- le- w.,. For four years, graduating Seniors of 1950 have been preparing for a journey on the highways of life, hoping to reach, as their des- tination, the terminal marked Success, Their preparations have been made in school, in church, and at home. For some, the journey will be speedy, for the highway will be illuminated with a golden star at the end of the trail. Resentful of any interferences that may cause delay, takers of this road will often ride, rough-shod, over the slower travelers, as they often did their fellow students in efforts to gain their desires. They have planned their course with determination, will have no time to see what lies beside the road, and will win materialistic success. Too late they will discover that the star they sought can quickly tarnish, and the highway they chose be a lonely one. Others will start out without any thought of destination, other than an exit from high school, and with an anxiety to be on their way. Such students are unprepared and unplanning. They accept each day for what it will bring. Frequently they will lose their way, and flounder in the swamps of despair and quicksands of tragedy, for always they are dependent upon efforts of others. Little sun- shine will ever brighten their way. A third group will travel over an interesting trail ofmany de- tours and little side trips. There will be fairylands to explore that will bring joy and contentment. Also, there will be rough pastures of disappointment, but these will make the fairylands more enjoy- able. Such travelers will have time to lend a helping hand to the less fortunate. They will have pleasant companionship along the way. Their star of success will not be of tarnished gold, but rather, of a life well lived, with time out for the spreading of cheer and happiness. They also have planned well, but their goal is happiness. And so, as graduation time nears, three highways stretch be- fore you. One is paved with a firm foundation of determined pre- paration. Success can be achieved, but it may well be merely materialistic success with little happiness. Another road leads to tragedy and failure. Warning signposts will be unnoticed for they will be hidden by the jungle of unpreparedness. A third, with its detours, winds through happy fairylands and grim meadows of life. This highway leads to happiness and joy of having lived for others as well as self. Your Wy-Hi-Ways will soon be your Highways of Life. You must choose a trail! Which will it be? --James E. Ostrum I Z. ll A X ,Aj f:.fnf:xfA1A1.5Ax jam of Confenffi Theme. . . . Dedication . School Board . Administration . . . . Photographs by F. W. Frostic . . Faculty . January Graduates . . June Graduates . Senior Prom . . Informal Snapshots . . Homecoming Dance . . Senior Play. . . . . . . . Junior Class: Officers and Sponsors Junior Play . . Sophomores. . Freshmen ..... Seniors' Baby Pictures . A Day In School . Activities .... Classroom Activities . Christmas Play . County Fair. . Athletics . School Song . . Class Prophecy . Senior Annual Staff . . . .2 . .4 . .6 . . . . . .7 . .8,16,70,98,l05 . .9 . 18 . Z6 . . . . . . . . 54 56,5-8,6O,6l,64,65,93,117 . 57 . 59 . 62 . 63 . 66 . 67 . 68 . 69 . 71 . 94 . 96 . 97 . 99 . .116 . .118 . .119 vvwvvv ,ZXZXZX 'xfxfx xf' fxfxfxfxf AA4.A'-XIARXZXIA 'fa' f G ' NN by V, ww WWW-9 ' 'WWA 5561? 'fix wig! tam! of ay - V llC6l!l0l'l The me b m ers of this year's School Board seated left to right are Harold K. Jacobson, William J. Homeister, Harold E. Stoner, Fred W. Frostic, Ralph Wagner, Miss Mildred Milkie, Charles Thomas, and Thomas Allman. The Board members are outstanding citizens of Wyandotte who have an interest in the city's schools, and take time out from their own jobs to serve on the board and help improve our school system, This year, the Board of Education will see the completion of the long- awaited Thomas Jefferson Elementary School Which will be opened in September. Another project of great importance was that of interviewing Mr. McDonald Egdrof, the new superintendent who will begin his term in July, 1950. The Senior Class would like to thank the members of the School Board for their interest in the students themselves to our city. , and for their services 6 K As SISTANT SUP D ERANTENDENT ENNETH MACLEO F. w. FRosTlc o o - l'l'lLl'I,lJfl Cl!LOIfl SUPERINTENDENT c. J. WHITNEY PRINCIPAL o. G- HENNEY hiwufmwk DEAN QF BO NU 5 PXN 5 RUX GxRL5 W5 N GF DEP KV wseiiiiiif ' -1 Wy,-',..1 ,M 'jqzgygf -7 gg, ,,,:, ,4 ,.,..k,, , , T, A S 5 9 , 5 M ,fl Q by . M Y -ggmwyw-meM4L,L. , 41: , ,Q ,gl K M ff ' 1 113- .. , ., ,.kk. K k,g25g51,ggff .r w.:a1.sL. . ff? ifh -- ' jf, 7, VQTV . ' . ' ,, in -K wg- f 5 y f V QM ,- 1'-4m.,,,, 5 Ag? XX A! 3- Q? Xe jj - ' ASQ, C1-ia' :2.----- QQ rg L7 W W 1 Z, 4 'iris 7 , - Jygl Og, u ,4 A finqylblw REVNEWXNG A EXT OY THEXR GRPNMPR WE FNND THE TEACHERS O? THE E DEPARTMENT SEATEO PT p TEOEE NN THE ETORART. SEATEO Enom EEET TO RXGHT m2Ez MRS-. BERNTQE TMTQOWOTAE WL-5 PLLEG , . RP VKECOY , HPROLD STMTE, mo GEORGE EONNEEE. KN THE SEOONO Row nam ROBERT RATTRM, We-5 FRANEEE PRESTON, NJMNE Yam, was MPRY ROOTNOON wo We-5 VNMATTAA QMNERT. STANO- TNG nREz PRTHUR BENJAMNN, CHARLES LACY, RENO ROwnN, Mxss ESTHER KERN, was ETHEE Ewen, was KATHEP-NNE Xmoowmo, was LEONE HOOOTA, was PA- Taxcxzx STMMERS, who JMAE5 OOTROM. ociaf Stu iw 'E MEMBERS OE THE Sou PL STUDXES OEPMQTMENT PAUSE TN THEXR WORK TO POSE F V, OR THE OAUETQA. SEATEO FROM EEET TO RXGHT ARE: was MARY YxuRn1.ATT4OvJsw 1 We-5 MART ROETNOON, wc CHARLES Lum. STANOTNO FROM EEFT TO RXGHT MAE- We-5 MART SMART, WIS. BEF-NXCE HAaOwTcwE, was Fw-51 BEMQE, VNXLTON POWELL, GEORGE EONNEEE, Was- HEEEN BATEE , was VXTEOREO LTTTEE, r-No Hr-ROEO SMTTT-T. lo NGLXSH Clblfl ce INSTEAD OF READING, wRITING, AND ARITHMETIC, THESE PEOPLE TEACH PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY, AND SIOLOGY. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: LYLE LYON, U. 3, BEACH, ,QOMAINE BARNARD, LOUIS MURPHY, MISS ILAH OSTRUM, THOMAS GREIG, AND HAROLD MOEHR. mfgemadka IT SEEMS AS IF MISS ALICE JOHNSON IS TEACHING THE OTHER MEMBERS OF THE MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT A LITTLE BIT OE ALGEBRA. SITTING IN THE FIRST Row ARE: MISS MIQUD JENKINS, MISS MARGARET SAREER, AND MISS SESS DLIEEY IN THE SECOND Row ARE: MRS. JLILIA WILLIAMS, MISS IZORA FOSTER AND TOM SRARRON. STANDING IS TOM GREIG. 11 .9rwlw5lrla vb u TPAM. N115 TEACHERS Poe-me NN THE Xdooo Sao? . SHOWN HERE me we wo 5 dow-Es LE-sExE Goomm-f , Cmaou. xi-fem, Emu. NEEExs, THEN! ARE: CEMR , C, B ANDREXA5. MOP-LEY Bwevxw, Dwms CHASE, wo . . Ario G-wwe A E551 MXNUTE CHECK To SENKOR PROM OECOR 1 ERS mm was Mmuow Puwea mo WAYNE mu. 12 ATXON5 THE AP-'Y TENLYN' 0,72,72Ql'Cl2Z HUGH TARRANT IS sHowN HERE DEMONSTRATTNG A NEW MAcHfNE TO THESE SMILING MEMBERS OE His DERARTMENT: MRS. NMDESTA GAMDLE, MISS HOLLIS PowELL, MISS FRANCES MZCDONALD, WMYNARD ALFSTAD, ALLAN BARRON, Mfss GLORIA DUGAN, MISS FRANCES FRENCH, AND MRS. ANN SCHAUER. yJl2'Q!g7 6lCCZ6bl2 Ms M- W Ag, RELAXINQ ERDM THE NEAR AND TEAR OF THEIR ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES ARE: JAcN HENDERSON, JOHN MIDDLESWORTH, Mfss HELEN NlP4RKO, MfSS ROS4LlE WFSTCOTT, MTSS BEATRTCE RICHARDS, JERRY HENDERSON, AND LARRY THOMAS. 13 1 Q, X yi., mic , Q 456 Q li D PAUSXNG AT THE PXANO BETWEEN CLASSES PRE MEMBERS OF TME Musxc NNETH HAUER, PPRNE OLKKONEN AND Mxee OEPAaTMEMTz Mxss LEOLP HQME, wg ELEANURE BEMMTMM. conomicb if E 5 NN THE HOME ECOMOMTQS DEPARTMENT POEE EEFORE A BUEEETTM M RGARET SMOM, MTSS TEAQM R BOARD UTSVEAT TM THE SEWXNG RooM. TMET ARE: Mxse A VBS. Ruev MARTTM. OOROTMT BETMM, AND 14 J S54 41? AND, 'Ssllwfs 0 tllzdeo ,ff OFUVSO T55 A Sr N' M RE' WAQD 'VG 'QR E7-HELS PRAM ' El- C LYLESLACK ES PRE LYON' 4ND KXVCHI M ' JEQ E17 738 Ry H HE Lflfv 47? 'VDQQS CE. Y Pos, A I ON, NSCA, in T , -. .,.W - OM Sp ' Ms or 'qfwow S 44, K K by CE , AND Ro A14N E One of the newer projects in school--a project which is becoming increasingly universal--is the counseling service offered to students. Nine faculty members have been selected to serve in this job. Each student is assigned to one of the nine counselors, and may go to him or her with his problems at any time. The counselors act as advisors oncurriculum problems and in personalproblems which may affect a student's school work. Theyare responsible for checking credit requirements and will help a student to get the most out of his high school years. The counselors are representative of the school's staff, with two each from the mathematics and science departments and one each from the English, social studies, commercial and physical education departments. 15 X A A 4 ,, , f k , ' f r f 4 'MHP' SE NIORS A -Q-Q 'Q , ij' 'S' Cx' X. WBA. X 7 H P s ff ,f W U! X K CLIQUCLI' Cfarizi 5 0 IRIS PUMROY NANCY WESSER GEORGIA WATTS Valedictorian Salutatorian 3rd Highest FRANK POPIOLEK JANE LAKIN MARGIE BURNS MIRIAM MORGAN President Vice President Secretary Treasurer MISS FRANCES FRENCH AND MR ALLAN BARRON When January rolled along, we waved goodbye to 72 gradu- ating members of the student body. We were sorry to see them leave, for they contributed many noteworthy achievements to the school. Miss Frances French and Mr. Allan Barron deserve a round of applause for their un- tiring efforts as class sponsors. The class colors were aqua and white, the class flower, a white rose. Their final social gathering appeared in the form of an outdoor excursion, to Sus- terka Park, where they spent a memorable skip day. GERALD EDWARD ABRAHMS A CAPELLA CHOIR: FRESHMAN FOOTBALL. STANLEY JUNIOR BANDRANKE SENIOR BANDS DANCE BAND. L DAVID ERNEST CHURCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYQ THESPIANSS SwIM- MING3 JR. AND SR. PLAYSJ R.S.U. PRESIDENTQ A CAPPELLA CHOIRJ w.A.A.C. CLASS2 TRI ALPHA. PAUL CZUCHNA SENIOR BANDL DANCE BAND. HERBERT EARL BARNES SENIOR BANDQ MIXED CHORUS. LAWRENCE JOHN BAUNOCH MONICA AGNES BELL w.A.A.C. CLASSQ GLEE CLUB: TRI ALPHA. MARJORIE ANN BURNS JUNIOR CLASS SECRETARYQ SENIOR CLASS SECRETARYQ Co-OP CLUB PRESIOENTQ R.S.U.g G.A.A 5 GLEE CLUBQ INTERNATIONAL FRIEND- SHIP CLUB. HELEN LOUISE CAMERON NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYQ QUILL AND SCROLLQ THESPIANSQ w.A.A.C. CLASS! TRI ALPHA? WY NEwS EDITOR3 A CAPPELLA CHOIR: SENIOR PLAY. ROSE LILLIAN CHAMBRE SENIOR ORCHESTRAQ G.A.A.g GLEE CLUBJ LIFE SAVINGQ COMMERCIAL CLUBQ CADET ORCHESTRAQ STRING ENSEMBLE. 19 JAMES DOUDS A CAPPELLA CHOIR: RESERVE CROSS COUNTRYQ VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY. WILLIAM MORNAM DULEY SENIOR BANOg DANCE BANDQ HI-Y. HELEN JOANNE EARLEY THESPIANS SECRETARY2 JR. AND SR. PLAYSQ WY NEwS3 R.S,U.g G.A.A. JERROLD MARTIN FRANKHOUSE ROWINGQ GLEE CLUBQ WY NEWS. JEAN VIRGINIA HARPHAM A CAPPELLA CHOIRQ SR. Y-TEENSJ SKI CLUB MIXED QUARTET: R.S.U. JERRY JAY HARRINGTON VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY: TRACKS GLEE CLUB LIFE SAVINGQ W CLUB. JOHN EARL FUOCO DAVIS R.S.U. PRESIDENTJ THESRIANS PRESIDENT VARSITY TENNISS SENIOR BANDS W.A.A.C CLASS? GLEE CLUB. LILLIAN MARLENE DIAMOND SRI CLUBS RIFLE CLUB. WILLIAM LOUIS HARRY SENIOR PLAY. RAYMOND JOHN HEINBOKEL A CAPPELLA CHOIR! BAND. Z0 EUGENE ARTHUR HOMEISTER SENIOR BANDS JUNIOR CLASS TREASURERJ GLEE CLUB. LAWRENCE J. KALNICK WY NEws SPORTS EDITORQ TORCH CLUB SEC- RETARYQ GLEE CLUBS R.S.U. STEPHEN MATKOVICH ROWINGQ FOOTBALL. WANDA EILEEN MCCAIN SENIOR BAND MANAGERJ GLEE CLUBS G.A.A.3 COMMERCIAL CLUB. -. CHARLES CLINTON KILBURN JANE ANN LAKIN SENIOR CLASS VICE PRESIDENTJ NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYQ TRI ALPHAQ A CAPPELLA CHOIR2 G.A.A 3 INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP CLUB. ELIZABETH JUNELEE GLEE CLUBS WY NEw5, JAMES MARVIN LEIGHTY BASKETBALLQ W-CLUB. ROSEMARY LINDSAY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY! QUILL AND SCROLLQ THESPIANSQ A CAPPELLA CHOIR! WY NEWS- NEws EDITORS W.A.A.C. CLASSQ SENIOR PLAYS SENIOR Y-TEENS. RONALD CHARLES MATHEWS WY NEws5 SENIOR ANNUAL. 2.1 SHIRLEY JEAN MITCHELL WY NEwSi SENIOR Y'TEENSj A CAPPELLA CHOIRQ SKI CLUBS SENIOR ANNUAL. MONA LEE MORAN GLEE CLUBS G.A.A. MIRIAM AURELIA MORGAN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYQ SENIOR CLASS TREASURER: GLEE CLUBQ A CAPPELLA CHOIR3 COMMERCIAL CLUB TREASURER: SENIOR OR CHESTRAQ SENIOR Y-TEENS: TRIPLE TRIO. CLARA VIRGINIA PODBIELSKI COMMERCIAL CLUBQ WY NEws ART EDITORQ GLEE CLUBQ CO-OP CLUB. V FRANK POPIELEK FOOTBALLQ TRACKS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: JR. AND SR. CLASS PRESIDENT. NEWTON DALE PORTER A CAPPELLA CHOIR: MIXED ENSEMBLEQ CROSS COUNTRY. MARGARET EILEEN MEAD JOANN MARILYN MICHAELS WY NEwS3 THESPIANSQ JR. PLAYQ A CAPPELLA CI-IOIRL CI-IEERLEADING3 G.A.A. IRIS PUMROY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYQ R.S.U. REC. SEC RETARYQ A CAPPELLA CHOIRQ THESPIANSQ SENIOR Y-TEENS V. PRESIDENTQ TRI ALPHA' JR. AND SR. PLAYS. 1 EVA RAUCH COMMERCIAL CLUB: WY NEwS SPORTS EDITORQ CO-OR CLUB TREASURER. ZZ RUTH JOAN RAYMOND GLEE CLUBQ A CAPPELLA CHOIR3 COMMERCIAL CLUB: PHOTOGRAPHY. JAMES H. REICHWAGE WY NEWS3 A CAPPELLA CHOIR: BOYS OCTET. ARTA IRENE SHEETS COMMERCIAL CLUBQ G.A.A.g R.S.U.g GLEE CLUB. PHYLLIS JEAN STANLEY COMMERCIAL CLUBQ GLEE CLUBQ G.A.A.5 MA- JORETTES . HELEN MAY RICHARDSON GLEE CLUB. FREDERICK JOHN SCHLEICHER TENNISQ NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYQ R.S.U.g A CAPPELLA CHOIR? RIFLE CLUBQ W.A.A.C. CLASSS LIFE SAVING. ROBERT WILLIAM SCHRADER ROWINGQ GLEE CLUB. LILLIAN ANN SCHULTZ WY NEwsg SENIOR Y-TEENS3 SKI CLUB. MARGUERITE MAE SEPOS GLEE CLUBS SENIOR Y-TEENSQ INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP CLUB. DALE A. SHARLOW A CAPPELLA CHOIRQ FOOTBALL. Z3 JAMES LEROY STEPHENS R.S.U.5 WAR COUNCILS FOOTBALL? BAND. HARRY LEWIS THOMPSON A CAPPELLA CHOIR: BASEBALL. MARY ANN TUCKER WY News: JR. Y'TEENSQ SENIOR Y-TEENS CO-OP CLUB? SKI CLUBQ GLEE CLUBQ MIXED CHORUS. JOSEPH MARSHALL VALENTINE MIXED CHORUS: SENIOR ORCHESTRAQ WAR COUN- CILJ R.S.U.5 HI-Y: RIFLE CLUB. JACK JOHN VASSALLO THESPIANSS BASKETBALL: MIXED CHORUS. RALPH MARVIN VERMI LLI ON SENIOR ORCHESTRAQ BASKETBALLQ RIFLE CLUB. MARJORIE ANN STARK COMMERCIAL CLUBS Co-OP CLUBQ GLEE CLUB. GERALD EDWIN STEPHENS FOOTBALLQ W CLUBQ NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: HI-Y: JUNIOR CLASS V. PRESIDENT. GEORGIA ARLENE WATTS TRI ALPHAQ GLEE CLUBQ INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP CLUB. NANCY CAROLINE WESSER W.A.A.C. CLASSQ NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYS TRI ALPHA5 PHOTOGRAPHY. 24 Graduate s whose pictures were not available are: Jack Elderg Bar- bara Lorraine Galbraithg John An- drew Kuhng Bruce M. Lawsong Ron- ald Renaudg JohnA. Slovinacg Vernon George Wohlfeil TIP f v-J 4 L G I I R WILLIAM MORRIS WHITE FOOTBALLQ TRACKS GLEE CLUB. WILLIAM C. WILLIAMS THESPIANSQ JUNIOR PLAYS SENIOR PLAYQ TEN NISQ CHRISTMAS PLAY. CHARLES F. WITT SR. BAND. VIRGINIA MARIE WOJTKOWIAK COMMERCIAL CLUB9 R.S.U.g GLEE CLUB. 1--7 25 M118 C155 JEAN STONER DORIS WASCHILEWSKY STEVE SORVATH Valedictorian Salutatorian 3rd Highest NEAL SINGLES CHARLES FRANK GENEVA BLACKWELL GORDON HUMPHREY President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer In September 1946, we entered R.H.S. 531 freshmen, the largest class in the school's history As Juniors, we started making ourselves known, by sponsoring two large Dances- Turkey Trot and Patriotic Parade . Our Junior Play, A Date With Judy was a huge success, and when spring came around, everyone came in their best to our J-Hop, April Showers . Fall, 1949 and at last we entered senior homeroom. We were busy in our sen- ior year, too. The Football season CLASS SPONSORS ARE Mass FRANCES MACDONALD, MR. CE- brought the Homecoming Dance, clL ANDREWS, MR. LESLIE GCODNEY, Mvss ETHEL BLACK, . , l H AND MR. THOMAS SPARROW, and the beginning of winter, The Snowflake Frolic . Our play, Meet Me In St. Louis was an- other success and was given three times. The committees worked hard and long decorating the gym with icicles and snow for one wonderful prom- Ice Fantasy . On our graduation night we knew we would always remember R.H.S., and hoped it would re- member the largest class ever to graduate from its halls. 26 JEAN MARILYN ADAMS COMMERCIAL CLUB VICE PRES.3 W.A.A.C CLASSQ TRI ALPHAg GLEE CLUB. DOLORES ELIZABETH ADLER CIMMERCIAL CLUBg G.A.A.g GLEE CLUB. JANE BAILEY JOYCE MILDRED BAILEY WY NEWSQ BANDQ GLEE CLUBQ CO-OP CLUB. Z7 JOAN MARY ALEXIA VIRGINIA VERNICE ALLEN COMMERCIAL CLUBQ G.A.A. DOROTHY ELVERA AMENSON G.A.A. CHARLES VERNON ANDERSON W.A.A.C.g A CAPPELLA CHOIRQ ORCHESTRAQ THESPIANSQ JUNIOR PLAYQ HI'YQ TRI ALPHAQ TORCH CLUB. WILLIAM JACKSON ANDREWS B1NO. ALLEN ARNOLD ARNDT ROWING. I I WILLIAM CONANT BAXTER TRI ALPHA. DORIS J. BEAN G.A.A. TREAS.Q SKI CLUB: BAND3 GLEE CLUB ROBERT STANLEY BECK BASEBALLQ JR. CLASS VICE PRE5.Q TORCH CLUBS HI-Y3 GLEE CLUBS MIXED CHORUS5 A CAPPELLA CHOIR! MIXED OCTET. CHARLES JARRET BEESLEY TRACKQ CROSS COUNTRYQ BASKETBALL. MARY ELLEN BELDING COMMERCIAL CLUBQ G.A.A.3 GLEE CLUB3 CO-OP CLUB. NADA BERAROV A CAPPELLA CHOIRQ GLEE CLUBQ COMMERCIAL CLUBQ Y-TEENS. ROBERT OSBORNE BARKER SWIMMING CAPT.Q R.S.U. TREAS.5 A CAPPELLA CHOIRQ FRENCH CLUBS LIFE SAVINGQ MIXED CHORUSQ TORCH CLUBS GLEE CLUB. DANIEL GEORGE BATKO TERESA ANN BERLINSKI COMMERCIAL CLUB. DORA MAY BILLS DORIS MARIE BILLS SUSAN ELAINE BILLS JR. CLASS TREAS.g Y-TEENS SEC.Q SR. ANNUAL ASST. EOITORQ COMMERCIAL CLUBQ G.A.Aq GLEE CLUBQ INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP CLUBS PHOTOGRAPHY. SHIRLEY VIRGINIA BROWNE A CAPPELLA CHOIRS ORCHESTRAQ TRI ALPHAQ VOICE CLASS. JEAN MARIE BRUCE GLEE CLUBQ MIXED CHORUS. WILLIAM LEE BLACKSON W.A.A.C. CLASSQ R.S.U.g DEBATINGQ FRENCH CLUBQ BAND? HI-Y PRES.g TORCH CLUBS GLEE CLUB. GENEVA BLACKWELL SR. CLASS SEC.3 COMMERCIAL CLUBQ GLEE CLUBQ TRI ALPHA? G.A.A. JOHN EDWARD BODDY BASEBALLQ W-CLUB. MELVA CHRISTINE BRAGENZER MAJORETTEQ MIXED CHORUSQ COMMERCIAL CLUBQ CO-OP. ILENE ROSE BRICKEY COMMERCIAL CLUB: CO-OPQ INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP CLUB. A. DIANNE BROWN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYQ A CAPPELLA CHOIRQ Y-TEENSQ DEBATINGQ DISCUSSION: MIXED EN- SEMBLEJ G.A.A. EUNICE ANN BURKETT A CAPPELLA CHOIRJ COMMERCIAL TEENSQ TRI ALPHAQ G A.A. CLUB5 Y- MAMIE ALEANE BURLEY INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP CLUB. JACK SAMUEL CALCUT NANCY LOU CAMPBELL COMMERCIAL CLUB5 R.S.U.g PHOTOGRAPHY! CO-OP CLUB. SALLY ANN CAMPBELL COMMERCIAL CLUBQ CO-OP CLUBQ GLEE CLUBS PHOTOGRAPHY. DOROTHY CASWELL CO-OP CLUBQ GLEE CLUBQ Y-TEENSJ G.A.A. NADINE JOAN BRUSH GLEE CLUBQ CO-OP SEC. M VICE PRES. FRANCES FREDERECKA BUFE NATIONAL HONOR SLCIETYQ TRI ALPHAQ JR CLASS SEC,3 A CAPPELLA CHOIRQ w.A.A.C CLASSQ COMMERCIAL CLUB PRES.j WY NEWS R.S.U. FRANCES DEE CHAMBERLAIN G.A.A. JOAN AGNES CICHON GLEE CLUB: MIXED CHORUS. 1 STIRLING LOUISE COCKBURN THESPIAN5 SEc.3 JR. AND SR. PLAYQ A CAP- PELLA CHOIRQ W.A.A.C. CLASSQ GIRLS EN- SEMBLEQ WY NEWS ASST. EDITOR5 Y-TEENS3 RADIO CLASS. THERESA MARIE COUTURE JAMES HERBERT DONLON BASKETBALL. JAMES CLINTON DONNING GLEE CLUEQ A CAPPELLA CHOIRQ FOOTBALL: HI-YJ W-CLUB. 31 MDMYLMHM WWMD G.A.A.5 COMMERCIAL CLUB1 CC-OP PRES. ROBERT WILLIAM CREIGHTON A CAPPELLA CHOIRQ OCTET. CARL EDWARD CROSS BAND3 GLEE CLUBQ W.A.A.C. CLASS. ROY EDWARD DAHLKA HI-Y. MITZI M. DAISY MIXED CHORUSQ TRI ALPHA: COMMERCIAL CLUB PRES.g W.A.A.C. CLASS3 G.A.A. JOAN ANN DEKOFF WY Ngwsg COMMERCIAL CLUBQ GLEE CLUBQ MIXED CHORUS. MARY STEPHEN DROBNAK GLEE CLUB. NANCY ANN DRZYZGA GLEE CLUBQ COMMERCIAL CLUB. BEVERLY EDITH DUCLO GLEE CLUBQ COMMERCIAL CLUB3 Co-OP CLUB. JOSEPHINE MAXIE DUDZINSKI GLEE CLUB: Co-oP CLUB. OPAL IRENE DUNCAN GLEE CLUBS COMMERCIAL CLUB. GERALDINE MAIRE DUPLESSIE GLEE CLUBS Co-ow CLUB5 A CAPPELLA CHOIRQ R.S.U. DOUGLAS FRANK DOUGHTY A CAPPELLA CHolRg OCTETQ GLEE CLUB MIXED CHORUSJ FRENCH CLUB. JOHN RICHARD DRABICKI A CAPPELLA CHOIRQ MIXED CHORUSQ R.S.U. TORCH CLUBQ INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHI CLUBQ GLEE CLUB. WILLIAM DYE GLEE CLUB. NANCY MADELINE EARLES GLEE CLUB3 G.A.A.3 R.S.U.5 Y-TEENS. 32 RONALD SHELBY ENDICOTT SWIMMINGS BANDQ HUNGRY FIVE3 THESPIANSQ SENIOR PLAY: R.S.U.g FOOTBALL. SHIRLEY ANN ENSMINGER A CAPPELLA CHOIRS TRI ALPHA3 COMMERCIAL CLUB TREAS.S CO-OP CLUB: MIXED CHORUS3 GLEE CLUBS Y-TEENS TREAS. STANLEY MARCHELL FROST A CAPPELLA CHOIR. ROBERT LEONARD GALLETTI A CAPPELLA CHOIR? HIPY, GERALD WESLEY ERVIN BARBARA JEAN FARLEY GLEE CLUB. ARNOLD WILLIAM FISHER GLEE CLUB3 FRENCH CLUB. DOLORES GRACE FITZWILLIAMS DANIEL FOGEL R.S.U. PRES. R CORR. SEC.: TENNIS! DE- BATINGQ W.A.A.C. CLASSQ ORCHESTRAQ TORCH CLUBS J-HOP GEN. CHAIRMAN. CHARLES WILLIAM FRANKS FOOTBALLQ SENIOR CLASS VICE PRES.i TRACKL BASKETBALL. LOUIS OLIN GIBBS TRACKS SWIMMINGS GLEE CLUB3 RIFLE CLUB. ROBERT EDWARD GILLILAND GLEE CLUB3 CROSS COUNTRY. BEVERLY ANN GIRARD GLEE CLUBQ Co-OP CLUB9 R.S.R. LEOTA MAY GOOSBY CHORUSJ A CAPPELLA CHOIR. JAMES PHILLIP GOULD GEORGE GOUTH BANDQ DANCE BANDS GLEE CLUB. DOLORES JOSEPHINE GENDRON GLEE CLUB3 MIXED CHORUS: A CAPPELLA CHOIR CO-OP CLUB. JOYCE LUCILLE GETTLEMAN GLEE CLUB5 MIXED CHORUS. DARWIN ROBERT GRAHL HI-YS TENNISQ DANCE BANDQ ORCHESTRA. MAX DAVID GREEN FOOTBALLJ TRACKS TRI ALPHA3 R.S.U. GERALDINE H. GREENHILL COMMERCIAL CLUB: MAJORETTES CAPT.j G.A.A. JOAN ESTELL GRIEVE G.A.A.: INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP CLUB: JR. Y-TEENS: GLEE CLUB: MIXED CHORUS: SR Y-TEENS: COMMERCIAL CLUB. RUTH JOAN HARBIEZWSKI MAJORETTE5: GLEE CLUB. CARLETON HARDIN MIXED CHORUS: BASKETBALL MGR. LUCY JANE GRIFFIN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: SENIOR ANNUAL ED- ITOR: WY NEWS: W.A.A.C. CLASS! A CAPPELLA CHOIR: JR. PLAY: DEBATING: Y-TEENS. ROBERT E. GRIFFIN BARBARA ANN GRIFFITH COMMERCIAL CLUB: G.A.A.: GLEE CLUB. IRENE HELEN GRIZ COMMERCIAL CLUB. JACQUELINE ANN HAMLIN Co-OP CLUB: GLEE CLUB. DOROTHY MARIE HAINS Y-TEENS: COMMERCIAL CLUB: CADET BAND: SENIOR BAND: G.A.A. 35 JOYCE LOUISE HIERLIHY AJORETTESQ G.A.A.g JR. Y-TEENS. ELIZABETH ANN HILTON STELLA ELIZABETH HODNICKI GLEE CLUB. EMILY ANTOINETTE HOMOLEK COMMERCIAL CLUB V. PRE5.Q A CAPPELLA CHOIRQ GIRLS ENSEMBLEQ R.S.U.3 SENIOR ANNUAL. STEPHEN MICHAEL HORVATH FOOTBALLQ TRI ALPHAQ NATIONAL HONOR SO- I CIETYQ R.5.U. RICHARD GENE HOWARD CHEERLEAOING: SENIOR PLAYS TORCH CLUBQ DISCUSSIONQ WY NEWS: GLEE CLUBS RIFLE CLUB. JEAN MARILYN HEGEDUS CHRISTMAS PLAYQ GLEE CLUBS CO-OP CLUB. LORAINE ANN HERMAN GIRL RESERVESQ GLEE CLUBQ MIXED CHORUS GORDON JAMES HUMPHREY TORCH CLUB PRES.: GLEE CLUBQ FOOTBALL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYJ R.S.U. V. PRES. SENIOR CLASS TREASURER? W CLUB V. PRES JOHN WILMER HUTCHINSON BASKETBALLQ A CAPPELLA CHOIR. ELLEN MARIE IMLAY NANCY JEAN IRVINE JACQUELINE JEANETTE JOHNSON MAJORETTESQ GLEE CLUB. LYNN EDWARD JONES STAGE CREWQ THESPIANS. AUDREY JEAN JANOSKEY GLEE CLUBQ G.A.A. RICHARD PAUL JAMES FRENCH CLUBQ TORCH CLUBQ FOOTBALL. PHYLLIS JEAN JARRELL COMMERCIAL CLUBS Co-oP CLUBS INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP CLUB. ERNEST JAMES JODOIN W. CLUBQ R.S.U.g FOOTBALLQ TRACK. CLYDE DONALD JOHNSON DORRIS MATTIE JOHNSON MAJORETTESQ Mlxsn CHORUS. PHYLLIS LEE KAISER COMMERCIAL CLUBQ G.A.A DOLORES MARIE KASNICKI GLEE CLUB. HARVEY DONKLO KOCH BEVERLY ANN KOESTER WY NEWS: SENIOR ANNUAL: MAJORETTESJ GLEE CLUB. DORIS MARIE KOLLEVER TRI ALPHAQ PHOTOGRAPHY. FRANK STEVEN KOLAKOWSKI SwIMMING: GLEE CLUB: RIFLE CLUB. G.A.A. MERLE F. JONES TENNIS CAPT.Q BAND? TORCH CLUB PRES. RUTH ANN KAECHELE WY NEws EDITOR3 R.S.U.3 A CAPPELLA CHOIR GIRLS ENSEMBLEQ SENIOR ANNUALQ w.A.A.C CLASS5 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY1 TRI ALPHA JEANNE LEOTA KOLLEVER PHOTOGRAPHY. BRIGID ANNE KOSIN GLEE CLUBL MIXED CHORUS. JOHN JOSEPH KOSMAN STAGE CREw. KENNETH W. KREISER JOHN RICHARD LOUCKS WY News PHOTOGRAPHERS SR. ANNUAL PHOTOGRAPHERS TRACK MGR.Q GLEE CLUBQ MIXED CHORUS. PATRICIA LEE LOZON A CAPPELLA CHOIRQ GIRLS ENSEMBLE5 VOICE CLASS5 GLEE CLUBQ G.A.A. 39 JANE MARGARET KUNZE SR. Y-TEENS TREAS.j A CAPPELLA CHOIR! Com- MERCIAL CLUBS G.A.A.g WY NEwS3 GIRLS EN- SEMBLEQ SR. ANNUAL. DONNA L. KURTSELL A CAPPELLA CHOIRQ G.A.A. ORVILLE O. LANGE EVELYN MAY LEE TRI ALPHA9 A CAPPELLA CHOIR: GLEE CLUB. MARJORIE DOREEN LITTLE A CAPPELLA CHOIRQ GIRLS ENSEMBLEQ MIXED ENSEMBLEJ MIXED CHORUS. RUDOLPH J. LIVERNOIS TRI ALPHA. THERESA RITH MALINOWSKI GLEE CLUB. MICHAEL MANCHIZH FDOTBALLQ GLEE CLUB. EDWARD JOSEPH MANICK HI-YJ MIXED CHORUS. COLEEN GRACE MANZELLA A CAPPELLA CHOIRS COMMERCIAL CLUB: Y- TEENSS MIXED CHORUSL GLEE CLUB. DORIS HELENA MARKLEIN W.A.A.C. CLASSQ TRI-ALPHA. JOSEPH GEORGE MATHIAS WY NEws PHOTOGRAPHERS SR. ANNUAL PHOTOG- RAPHERQ TENNISS TRACK: R.S.U.5 THESPIANSJ STAGE CREw. ELLSWORTH WILLIAM LYVINSOV A CAPPELLA CHOIR. JESSIE MARY MACLEAN COMMERCIAL CLUBS Y-TEENS. ALLEN GEORGE MAYVILLE MIXED CHORUSQ GLEE CLUBS JOURNALISM ORLIN HAROLD MCBRIDE DOLORES MARIE MCCAFFREY Y-TEENSQ G.A.A.g WY NEwS. JOHN PHILLIP MCCAFFREY STAGE CREW: THESPIANS3 RIFLE CLUB. HUGH G. McKAY SWIMMINGQ ASSEMBLY CREw. JOSEPHINE MAY MCLAUGHLIN COMMERCIAL CLUBQ Y-TEENSQ GLEE CLUB: MIXED CHORUS. INA MAY MCCLELLAND NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYQ CHEERLEADINGQ W.A.A.C. CLASSS R.S.U.g WY NEwSi Y-TEENS PRES. M VICE PRES.Q VOICE CLASS! GLEE CLUB. ROBERT MILTON MCCREA FOOTBALLQ ROWINGQ W-CLUB: TORCH CLUBS R.S.U. BEVERLY ANN MCEACHRAN A CAPPELLA CHOIRQ GLEE CLUB. GLENN CALVIN MCFARLAND R.S.U.i ORCHESTRAS BASKETBALL! HI-Y. PATRICIA JEAN MCGRATH GLEE CLUB. DELORA JOYCE MCHUGH COMMERCIAL CLUBS MIXED CHORUS: G.A.A. DONALD K. MEYERS R.S.U.3 W-CLUBS HI-Y: ORCHESTRAS ASSEM- BLY CREW2 TENNIS. RICHARD MIHACSI TRACKS V-CLUB. THELMA MARGARET MILLER DONALD AUGUST MIOTTO SWIMMING. GLORIA RUTH MOEHR W.A.A.C. CLASS: R.S.U.: GLEE CLUB. PAULINE ANTOINETTE MOLINO GLEE CLUBS Y-TEENS! COMMERCIAL CLUB. MAE A. MCNEIL GLEE CLUB: MIXED CHORUSQ COMMERCIAL CLUB G.A.A. JO ANN MEHLHOSE Y-TEENS3 GLEE CLUBS MIXED CHORUSS COM- MERCIAL CLUB. LEE ERVIN MORRISON w.A.A C. CLASSQ R.S.U. TREAS.1 WY NEWS THESPIANS2 JR. R SR. PLAY3 HI-Y3 TORCH CLUBQ ROWING. DORIS MOTULIAK ORCHESTRAQ DEBATINGQ DISCUSSION. 42 I LORETTA ELIZABETH MULSON GLEE CLUB5 TR:-ALPHA. CASIMIR RICHARD NASARZEWSKI TENNISJ TRACK GLEE CLUB. RAYMOND A. OSCAR SKI CLUBS Rownws. BETTE MAY OSTERLIN G.A.A.5 GLEE CLUB. JOAN FLORENCE NATZEL Maxam CHORUSS Y-TEENS. CARL PETER NELSON A CAPPELLA CHOIRQ HI-Y: MIXED CHORUS GEORGE CALLEN NELSON CARLEEN A. NOVICK L. GEORGE OEHRING FOOTEALLJ W-CLUB. VIRGINIA ANN OMILIAN 43 JOANN MARION PALAZZOLO GLEE CLUB. MICHEAL SALVATORE PALAZZOLO BANDQ RIFLE CLUBS BASKETBALL MGR.5 WY NEws3 GLEE CLUBQ CADET BAND. DOLORES ROSE PAP COMMERCIAL CLUB. MARY CATHERINE PARISH COMMERCIAL CLUBS G.A.A.3 GLEE CLUBS MIXED CHORUS. GRACE ELIZABETH PASCHE BERTHA JEAN PATTERSON GLEE CLUB. ROBERT EDWARD PAICE TRI ALPHAJ WATER SAFETY. ROSIGLIO ANTHONY PAIELLI WY NEws SPORTS EDITORQ GLEE CLUB. BURTON ALLEN PEARSON BAND: DANCE BAND. BLANCHE AUDREY PEGLER COMMERCIAL CLUBQ GLEE CLUBS G.A.A.g C OP CLUB. CAROL RAE PENEGOR COMMERCIAL CLUBQ G.A.A.3 Co-OP CLUBJ MIXED CHORUSQ GLEE CLUB. JANICE FAY PETERSON VINCENT JAMES PIZZIMENTI ROWINGS CHEERLEADING3 ORCHESTRA? R,S,U. RUTH IRENE POLLOCK Y-TEENS: VY NEwsg SENIOR ANNUAL! INTER- NATIONAL FRIENDSHIP CLUB. RUSSELL G. PETRIE TRACKS W.A.A.C. CLASSJ HI-Y SEC.: R.S.U. DOROTHY CECELIA PIASECKI GLEE CLUB. JOYCE MARIE PICHAN BARBARA LOUISE PICKENS WALTER CHARLES PIEPER MARY MAXINE PIERCE GLEE CLUBS G.A.A.g A CAPPELLA CHOIRQ WY NEWS. 45 DOLORES PULIDO INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP CLUB: MIXED CHOR- Usg GLEE CLUB. ROBERT ROHMAIN REEVES JAMES EUGENE REID FOOTBALLQ BASKETBALLS GLEE CLUBS TORCH CLUB. ALVIN LOUIS REIMEL TRACKS CROSS COUNTRY! w CLUB9 GLEE CLUB: HI-Y. RICHARD EARL REINHARD ROWINGQ NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYQ TRI ALPHAQ R.S.U. PRES.S DEBATING: ORCHESTRA. PATRICIA ANN RILEY SENIOR ANNUAL3 G.A.A 5 Y-TEENS: WY NEwS SPORTS EDITOR3 GLEE CLUBS TRI ALPHA. ROSE CATHERINE POLCZER GLEE CLUB3 MIXED CHORUS. PATRICIA LOUISE POWELL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYS COMMERCIAL CLUB SEC.j R.S.U.3 TRI ALPHA2 w.A.A.C. CLASSQ WY NEwS COPY EDITOR3 SENIOR ANNUAL: G.A.A. ELIZABETH RINGWELSKI A CAPPELLA CHOIR? GIRLS ENSEMBLEJ THESPIANSQ INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP CLASS. EDITH ELIZABETH ROBERTS MIXED CHORUSQ GLEE CLUB CO-OP CLUB. 46 MIRIAM ANNE ROEDER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYQ THESPIANS3 SENIOR ANNUAL ART EDITGRL JR. AND SR. PLAYSQ A CAPPELLA CHOIRQ G.A.A.5 JR. Y-TEENS PRES.Q WY NEWS. DONALD R. ROSECRANS JOYCE JOAN SCHNAU COMMERCIAL CLUBQ G.A A.: CO-OP CLUB. ALVIN GARY SCHULTZ GLORIA ROZZELL G.A.A.9 SR. Y-TEENSQ SENIOR ANNUAL5 CO-OP CLUB. ARTHUR T. RUTECKI FOOTBALLQ ROWINGQ W CLUB. VIRGINIA RUTECKI GLEE CLUBS COMMERCIAL CLUB. JOAN THERESA SALESKY COMMERCIAL CLUBQ G.A.A. PETER ALBERT SALVALAGGIO THELMA MAGDELINE SARADOS GLEE CLUBS G.A.A 5 Co-OP CLUB. 47 ROBERT LESLIE SELL A CAPPELLA CHOIRQ BOYS OCTET: THESPIANSQ SENIOR PLAY. RALPH JOSEPH SEMETKO FOOTBALL: TRACK: GLEE CLUB. MARLENE MARION SERULLA INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP CLUB3 GLEE CLUB: R.S.U. GEORGE CARL SFREDDO BAND. JACK EUGENE SHANKLE GLEE CLUB. WILLIAM RICHARD SHEPLER FOOTBALLQ W CLUBQ SKI CLUB: LIFE SAVING? R.S.U. V. PRES.: SWIMMING. HAROLD FREDERICK SCHUMANN GLEE CLUBS TRACK5 CROSS COUNTRY. JEANETTE M. SCOTT INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP CLUB. CARL ROBERT SHOPP R.S.U.: TORCH CLUB. LEONARD FRANK SHURMUR FOOTBALLQ BASKETBALLQ BASEBALL, w. CLUB SEC. 48 DOLORES ANN SICKMILLER COMMERCIAL CLUBS MAJORETTES. DOROTHY ANN SIKES THESPIANS V. PRES.Q JR. PLAY: THESPIAN PLAYQ DEBATING2 TRI ALPHAQ GLEE CLUB5 SENIOR ANNUAL. ELEANOR GRACE STARR SR. Y-TEENSQ G.A.A.: GLEE CLUBQ COMMER- cIAL CLUB. BERNICE MARGARET ST. CHARLES JEANNETTE MAE SIKORSK NEAL VERNON SINGLES SR. CLASS PRES.J A CAPPELLA CHOIRQ BOYS OCTET! THESPIANSS JR. AND SR. PLAYS! DE- BATINGQ W.A.A.C. CLASSQ ORCHESTRA. DEAN EUGENE SMITH ToRcH CLUBS TRACK: R.S.U. MARY JANE SOBCZYK WY Nsws. HOWARD ALMER SPRY A CAPPELLA CHOIR2 FOOTBALL. PATRICIA SUE STAHL WY News EDITOR: THESRIANS5 JR. AND SR. PLAYSQ TRI ALPHAQ G.A.A.3 DEBATINGS SEN- IoR ANNUAL? SR. Y-TEENS. S 49 ELIZABETH ANN SUMMERELL A CAPPELLA CHOIR! G.A.A. SHIRLEY ANN SZEREGNY CHEERLEADING2 SKI CLUBQ COMMERCJAL CLUB5 G.A.A. JUNE ELEANOR TENNANT NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: A CAPPELLA CHOIRQ GIRLS ENSEMBLEQ wv NEwS3 SR. Y-TEENS PRES.: DISCUSSIONQ G.A.A. RITA THOMAS G.A.A. PRES.: COMMERCIAL CLUB: GLEE CLUB. TOM THOMAS A CAPPELLA CHOIR: TRI ALPHAQ TENNISJ BOYS OCTET. HARRIE THOMPSON CADET BAND: BAND3 HI-Y. THOMAS ALBERT STEPHENS BASEBALLQ w CLUB PRES.: WY NEwS SPORTS EDITOR. JEAN STONER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYQ SENIOR PLAY: TRI ALPHA3 A CAPRELLA CHOIRS DEBATINGS SR. Y'TEENSj W.A.A.C. CLASS: SENIOR ANNUAL BUSINESS MANAGER. JACK LEE THON ORCHESTRAQ TENNIS. DOROTHY ROSE THROGMORTON SKI CLUB: TENNISQ MIXED CHORUSQ G.A.A.5 R.S.U.3 CHEERLEADING. 50 JAMES PAUL THROGMORTON FOOTBALL: BASKETBALL! BASEBALL: TENNIS: JR. CLASS PRES.: R.S.U. PRES.: TRI ALPHA: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. CHARLES EDWARD TRIETCH BASKETBALL: W CLUB: TENNIS: SKI CLUB. PATRICIA LOUISE WARD MAJORETTES2 COMMERCIAL CLUB. DORIS CHARLOTTE WASCHILEWSKY TRI ALPHA: W.A.A.C. CLASS: A CAPPELLA CHOIR: COMMERCIAL CLUB. DELPHINE JO TRUSKOLASKI COMMERCIAL CLUB: SR. Y-TEENS: G.A.A. FLORENCE CECILIA TYRNA GLEE CLUB: CO-OP PRES. JOSEPH EDWARD TYSOKSKI TORCH CLUB: R.S.U.: SWIMMING. MARY LOU WAGAR WY NEwS: JR. AND SR. Y-TEENS: COMMERCIAL CLUB. DOROTHY CECILIA WAGNER G.A.A.: COMMERCIAL CLUB: GLEE CLUB. PEGGY ANN WALSH COMMERCIAL CLUB: SR. Y-TEENS: GLEE CLUB: MIXED CHORUS? RIFLE CLUB. 5 1 ' HAL A. WILLIAMS FOOTBALL5 W-CLUB1 SKI CLUB. BETTY JANE WILSON NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYQ G.A.A. PRES.j R S.U. RECORDING SEC.Q TRI ALFHAQ SKI CLUB. IDA JUNE WINDHURST DRAMATICSQ GLEE CLUBQ VOICE CLASSQ MIXED CHORUS. PATSY LEE WITHERSPOON INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP CLUBQ G.A.A DOROTHY MAE WOLVERTON JR. AND SR. PLAYQ THESPIANSQ W.A.A.C. CLASSQ G.A.A.3 TRI ALPHAQ GLEE CLUB. MIRIAM DORAE WOODS A CAPPELLA CHOIRQ MIXED CHORUSQ INTER- NATIONAL FRIENDSHIP CLUB. MIMI JEAN WHITE COMMERCIAL CLUB: INTERNATIONAL FRIEND SHIP CLUBQ WY NEWS TYPIST. JOANN ELLAN WHITEHEAD RESERVE MAJORETTEJ WY NEWS TYPIST. MARY LOUISE WRIGHT RIFLE CLUBS G.A.A. JOHN JOSEPH WURMLINGER WY NEWS3 R.S.U. 52 RAYMOND GEORGE WYSACK A CAPPELLA CHOIRQ GLEE CLUB. GAYLE ELIZABETH YOUNG A CAPPELLA CHOIRQ WY NEwS5 Y-TEENS: IN- TERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP CLUBS MIXED CHORUSQ VOICE CLASS. MAR I AN LUCY YOUNG NATIONAL FRIENDSHIP CLUB: A CAPPELLA CI-IOIRQ MIXED CI-IORUS5 VOICE CLASSS SKI CLUB. IRENE LOTTIE ZAJCI-IOWSKA GLEE CLUBJ VOICE CLASSS MIXED CHORUSI COMMERCIAL CLUB. VIRGINIA S. ZIENTARA G.A.A.g MIXED CHORUSS VOICE CLASSS GLEE CLUB. RICHARD NORBERT KAMINSKI Graduates whose pictures were not available are: Norman Ammons, Gerald Brackin, Allen Bruce, John Davidson, Leonard Malinowski, WY NEwS5 RIFLE CLUBS Y-TEENS SEC.5 INTER- Kenneth Martin, Gerald Muck, Virginia Nowakowski, Carl Perry, Don- ald Strawsine, Charles Weaks, Vernon Wohlfeil. f .L ..,A .5 I lg ,.3Ip5,g,.' ':f!lE'92p:.?5 .Fi?:f'v 1':'I',:'P?'WZ . 133 'fifwf' 5-1' I: f ?-7311 'iv' liifaf' FR. 'f . .I X --.I-,sp-I I- ,I-H f-g,,'5'.'9gf,-I B51 '-4- L':IT- xi I -- - .- ,,5,,l,,, .,,, . ,., .tm . . I A-If M . fv'f?'fi fvf- - I5 45-H-f r'5f , ' SpGf53SL4'ff7w W' 53 PV u , H A251 QM 4 ,fa V' . grew ww if 'Q .v 'QE -W Z s Q5 12, ,N V5 lf, QM, f i I Z wif lg O' ve? C 4010 Q' fb X? The Look Of Astonishmentn S1 eeplb 8 Cui. Q99 X,-ex le 3 s . ee mal' 60 960 N 6 e-X6 ion Wyandotte Chorus My what Smiles Usb! What Mugs 56 YYLQCOWLURQ Queen Beverly Girard with her at- tendants, Nancy and Sally Campbell and football captain, Charlie Frank '-lv' 'E X si f 4Sl ff g w gi ,Ze ing ru Ae JQ,f,.,z, Meet me in St. Louis, echoed throughout the halls and our Senior Play, of the same name, was widely publicized. Congratulations were heaped upon Mr. Johnson and his Smiling cast. Candidates for future stardom were: Carl Perry as Mr. Smith: Mariam Roeder. Mrs. Smithg Neal Singles portrayed Long while Helen Cameron appeared as Esther. Others were Dorothy Wolverton as Rose, Rosemary Lindsay, Agnesg Pat Stahl as Katieg Stirling Cockburn, Tootieg Lee Morrison, Duffy. Others were Ronald Endicotte as Mr. Dodge: Dave Church, John, Dick Howard, Fred, and Bob Sell as the conductor. 6 Wed We ,911 ouid 190 t St Off? Lunch hour Homework 50 enior The Pause That Refreshes .-fi to CPO 'C ew 6564 T he Wind Blown Look GX Q0 W6 ' C 'Q' Q19 Buddies Q , 60 16 IQCLIQZ5 Go- P edges! aydyfxg Sox eve Jeanie, With the light red hair He-Men Ah! School Days pl K., fi? 'X ber-Q 1. s O Brain-Child 61 sqm, The junior class started its ac- tivities with a bang, this year, by presenting a dance, the Pumpkin Prance . Be during the Thanksgiving season, the decorators used fall colors, pump- kins, and corn stalks. cause the dance was In February, the juniors spon- sored a Mystery Dance , and in March came their play, A Young Man's Fancy , which was pronounced a huge success. Another junior project was the Haunted House at the County Fair. The girls' locker room became a or, with dead bodies, eerie ights, dripping water, and electric shocks. horr l The J-Hop was the latest of the juniors' triumphs. The co-chairmen were Barbara Jeffries and Don Newell. ERS ARE THE OFFXSIHEY HERE I. SHOWNJUNE C,-Ass,TI92ON NEN- OF THE EFT To RIGH LORETTA ARE, I- xCE'PRESIDENJOyE NXCX-flls V . ELL TARY ER QORsI4Y, SECREAND IDICK TOOK y ENT? PRESID TREASU RER- TAKING TIME OUT FROM THEIR DUTIE S AS OFFICERS OF THE JANUARY CLASS, CHARLES WIL- LIAMSON, TREASURERQ JOAN KEHRER sEc- , RETARYQ AND JOE BAUNOCH, PRESIDENT. ABSENT FROM THE PICTURE IS THE VICE PRESIDENT, PHYLLIS BALDWIN. I95l ARE, LEFT TO RIGHT: PICTURED HERE ARE THE JUNIORS' SPONSORS, WESLEY DENEY AND MISS KATHRYN WOODWARD. 66 Olin? 1 all 6 v GHC? u 2 The Junior Class made their theatrical debut in the rip roaring M 's Fancy. Bowing over the footlights were Bob comedy, A Young an Wallace as Harold, Louise Fyfe as Sylvia, Jane Bowman, Dorothy Bennet, and Wayne Vasher as Duvie. Others were Dale Simmons as Buddy, Joe Wirtz, Jokieg Herb Lowe, Dickieg Susan White, Heleng Bob Halle, Grillyg Dave Wells as Mr. Crandell and Kathleen Bartalotta as Mrs. Crandell. Carol Begerman, Chuck Williamson, Phyllis Lively, Dick Dirks, Barbara Whelan and Joyce Hardin completed the cast. The play was directed by Lawerence Johnson, ably assisted by Nanci Perry and Joe Baunoch. IC' I 0lflIfl X s ou'9Xe of Crip? 6 Suit 3 C mbers b . i rand 1n1tiateS A jock 91- Sewing dresses for Ruth A1 Just some mouthing , board haf: P Th is dvllng UACBT mud den C f.Q ,, Adouf 6 19 Sofft Soto aka , 6 Civ! ancin 10eXXev g the ho Urs away A backfield of beaut Y. We love to sing e-01d triangle '? be the ag ln... RelaxinO in 41, f' I 66 655601811 Everyone wants a picture taken Stress. U18 a - polnt SOMETIMES they work First hr. Glee Club is not always peppy fff-f ,mf fff-f of-Xgx? KBS' Y 30 ...X Rita Thomas Doris Bean Dan Fogel Pat Stahl x, Lee .-.1 G' 'X Frances Bufe Morrison Dianne Brown Pat Powell June Tennant f' 'f' Miriam Roeder Colleen W P Zz- Manzella Lucy Griffin , m g , 2 l iim..inve B ' B B 1 tii',' M f Susan Bills ' l-4 68 llllllll urif One syn give Just as there exists no uaverage American girl or boy, so also it is impossible to live a precisely typi- cal high school day. ln spite of the denial of there be- ing a typical day, on this page, HI-WY presents the picture-story of Phyllis Baldwin and Joe Baunoch, fboth .Tun- ior Class officers, as they follow a familiar pattern of a day at Roose- velt. For doesn't practically every- one dash to and from class, eat and chat at lunch and sit in study hall? No, there's no actual typicalday, but only one composed of the typical hours of work, activity and pleasure of all Roosevelt students. lnto this typical day story fit many of our happy hours at R.H.S. 1 J,,ge:,.. . The Day Begins Spring Cleaning There Cxoes The Bell Time Out On The Job 69 Catching Up On The Homework ...-v AMW Q. A .. .X Wi f , kkxk , L ' v Y A qix X x x. off 2, K A J X X C as Q, xx 5' F' A JE if VS X' r -:CL 5' f-SM ' JS! Leg? r-X0 I Q? is WXEFQ 7 ' x 1 X T x TW IQSU. FIRST ROW: PEGGY BROWN, KATHLEEN VITALE, CLARIssA KNAGGS, JANET MURRAY, DAVID DEAN, ROBERT HALLE, JOE VALENTINE, GORDON HUMPHREY, LEE MORRISON, DICK REINHARD, RUTH ANN HALL, PHYLLIS BALDWIN, JOE HECOX, DAVID CHURCH, DAN FOGEL, PEGGY BROWN, GLORIA MOEHR, VIRGINIA WOJTKOWIAK, PAT ZOFF. SECOND ROW: JOANNE PATRICK, BARBARA VILLAIRE, JOANN KEHRER, EUNICE SMITH, SALLY VASHER, JULIE FLYNN, TOM HOOPER, GEORGE RICHARDSON, CHARLES FRANK, FRED SCHLEICHER, NOEL BUFE, STEVE HORVATH, ROBERT RATTRAY AND MAYNARD ALFSYAD CSPONSORSH, FRANK MADDALOZZO, DON MCMILLAN, FRlTZ SHURMUR, RAY LECORNLJ, MAT MICKLE- BOROUGH, JOHN LABEAU, MERLA BOILEAU, JOANNE SHONK, RUTH ANN KAECHELE, GERRIE BYWATERS, NANCY TUCKER, DOROTHY SHERMAN. The Roosevelt Student Union meets weekly to discuss school problems and activities. The student government body of the school is made up of a representative from each English Class, and is divided into five committees which work on activities for the good of the school as a whole. Elected to office for the fall semester were Dick Reinhard as president, Gordon Humprey, vice president, Ruth Ann Hall, corresponding secretary, Phyllis Baldwin, recording secretaryg and Lee Morrison as treasurer. Taking over the offices for the spring term were: Presi- dent Jim Throgmorton, vice president .Toe Nicita, corre- sponding secretary Sally Vasher, recording secretary Joyce Bergeron, and treasurer Glenn McFarland. Co-sponsors ofthe group are Mr. Robert Rattray and Mr. Maynard Alfstad. 72 332 . :p f Qui! x l 4? 1 'I- M gf:,.-,,,5Ee:::4:2-'Q ,gi , , K V. x. 2, was M -.f A Q Q wg, m xv W Q, . at af , 0 ii: in 3, V . v-2 Kiwi SEATED ARE: DAN FOGEL, LEE MORRISON, RUSSELL PETRIE, MlTZI DAISY, DORIS MARRLEIN, FRANCES BUEE, WAYNE VASHER, DORIS WASCHILEWSKY, JEAN STONER, JEAN ADAMS, STIRLING COCKBURN, GLORIA MOEHR, NEAL SINGLES, DOROTHY WOLVERTON, MRS. BERNICE HARDWICKE--TEACHER AND LUCY JANE GRIFFIN. STANDING ARE: TOM HICBY, JIM HIGGINS, BILL BLACKSON, CI-IUCK WILLIAMSON, CARL CROSS, INA MCCLELLAND, AND JOE BAUNOCH. This year, the Z4 members of the The C1355 represents 3 C1-055- World As A Community Class carried section of nationalities and religious out an exchange visit with students beliefs, and the purpose of the group from Denfeld High School in Duluth, is to encourage better understanding Minnesota. of people in other sections of the country. PLANNING OUR TRIP To carry this out, the students TO DULUTI-I studied the geography, geology, and f history of the Northwest Territory. They brought in movies and experi- enced people in the fields ofreligion, race problems, and community life. The class also took trips through the industrial plants in this area. During the year, the W.A.A.C.'s sold refreshments at football games, had a bake sale, paper drive and rum- mage sales, and sponsored a lecture, the County Fair, and several school dances in order to raise money for their trip. I This was the fifth exchange since the class originated in 1946. The di- rector is Mrs. Bernice Hardwicke, and it is sponsored by the Jr. Red Cross. DOROTHY S I KES , FIRST RGW: JOANN MICHAELS, DOROTHY WLLVERTON, JOANNE EARLEY, PAT STAHL, MIRIAM ROEDER, BOD SELL, MR. JOHNSON-SPONSOR, NEAL SINGLES, BODDI GALBRAITH, CAROL BEGEMAN, IRIS PUMROY, ROSEMARY LINDSAY, STIRLING COCKBURN, HELEN CAMERON. SECOND ROW: TIM TORONGO, CHARLES ANDERSON, JOE MATHIAS, DALE SIMMONS, DON STRAWSINE, JOE BAUNOCH, DICK SAWITSKAS, BOD WALLACE, DAVID CHURCH, JOHN MCCAFFERY, LYNN JONES, KARL SCHROEDER, RONALD ENDICOTT, BILL WILLIAMS, LEEbMORRISON, JEFF DAVIS. STAGE CREW READING CLOCKWISE ARE: JAMES BURKE, RUSSELL HARTLEY, DON STRAWSINE, LYNN JONES, CAROL BEGEMAN, PHYLLIS LIVELY, DICK SAWITSKAS, KARL SCHROEDER, JACK SHE'-ATA, JIM SCOTT. MR. JOHNSON IS STANDING IN THE MIDDLE AND AT THE TOP ARE PAUL CAMPBELL AND JERRY BUSH. QQ Tis Sw f L - 1- C , ' Az - ff V Ir wfgigg I+ 1- ' E - , v?m,,--f'2OMa . 'If ' QwvigHi'E,f4, ,vff E?i?ugm7iN,. AAEJD 'H?:f w'- , -w1byN,7 z ,ik F A K in fI,.I1,e,gi,5HLIg,s 539 q'C' REQ' W kim 'II W we 1- I Wmw!?.!Jw5FT . Sif K - gxlmm. J. CM FIRST ROW: ROGER HOMEISTER, JAMES BYARD, TOM ROWAN, WILLIAM GOULD, THEO PERRY, KEN WALTERS. SECOND ROW: RANALD DIACH, KEN PARISH, JAMES WILSON, JON SOPER, PHIL FERRIS. THIRD ROW: WILLIAM KNUTSON, JAYNE BEATTIE, MARY LOUISE WRIGHT, SHIRLEY WEBB, MARLENE LAYRAIN, MARIAN YOUNG, ALICE HARRIS, CARL DELP. FOURTH ROW: JAMES BURKE, CHUCK MCCALPIN, ROBERT KINDE, RAY SONCRANT, CHARLES BRIGHTON, ALEC GELLELPIE, BERNARD MCCABE. FIRST ROW: BILL SHEPLER, PAT DUNCAN, BARBARA WHELAN, SYLVIA WILLIAMS, MISS RICHARDS-SPONSOR, WAYNE VASHER, SHIRLEY SZEREGNYI, RAY OSCAR. SECOND ROW: SALLY ENGEL, KATHRYN BRINLEY, JAYNE BEATTIE, RUTH REID, PAT OLKKONEN, DOROTHY THROGMORTON, HAL WILLIAMS. THIRD ROW: SALLY VASHER, BEVERLY FEDER, BARBARA CRILL, NANCY GEE, JANE BOWMAN, DORIS BEAN. FOURTH ROW: DON SIMIZIK, CHARLES BAILEY, DON NEWELL, BOB HALLE, JACK SRANGLES. 525 f ' HQ I kk Lk 'V I I L I LY: ,SI f , 'MW' R K .4 , rmww ,fr Ig Q 4 lf. megafing THEY TOSS WORDS . STANDING BEFORE THE CLASS IS DAN FOGEL CHE JUST TOLD A JOKE.J SEATED CLOCK- NISE AROUND FRONT TABLE ARE NEAL SINGLES, DICK REINHARD, SALLY HARRHAN, BOD GABRIEL, IRIS PUMROY, PAT STAHL, HELEN CAMERON, ROSEMARY LINDSAY AND JACK DAVENPORT. SEATED NEAR WINDOW IS ROBERT RATTRAY-TEACHER AND THEN READING RIGHT, ARE BILL DULEY, BILL BLACKSON, LUCY JANE GRIFFIN AND DAVID CHURCH. IN BACK ROW ARE fFROM WINDOWJ, DORIS MOTULIAK, DOROTHY SIKES, JEAN STONER, DIANNE BROWN AND RUTH ANN KAECHELE. STANDING AROUND THE ENLARGER ARE TOM THOMAS, NANCY WESSER, GRACE PASCHKE, RUTH RAYMOND AND AUDREY JANOSREY. pA0f0gl'dl0 g ,,', , 1 FIRST ROW: MARYLOU WAOAR, JEAN ADAMS, MIRIAM MORCAN, FRANCES BUFE, MISS HOLLIS POWELL-SPONSOR, EMILY HOMOLEK, JOYCE SCHNAU, JOSEPHINE MC LAUGHLIN, DOROTHY WAGNER. SECOND ROW: IRENE SHEETS, SALLY CAMPBELL, VIRGINIA WOJTKOWIAK, COLLEEN MANZELLA, LOIS STRAWSINE, ANN DUDZINSKI, ELEANOR DOMKE, DELORES LE BLANC, NADA BERAROv, MARJORIE BOND, ROSEMARIE LA BOISNE, PEGGY WALSH, MARY GIRVAN, JO ANN SCHNAU. THIRD ROW: MITZI DAISY, JOYE Mc HUOH, JOAN SALESKI, IRENE ZAJCHOWSKI, JANE KUNZE, JOAN FIELDS, MARLENE MCNEIL, DANA PUTZ, RUTH RIED, RITA THOMAS, CLARA PODBIELSKI, JULIA WHITE, NANCY DRZYZGA, COLLEEN TEBBE, RUTH HARRIS, GLORIA LA VOISNE, WANOA MCCAIN, BETTY SHONK. ommerciaf FIRST ROW: CAROL PENEGOR, SHIRLEY ENSMINGER, GENEVA BLACKWELL, ROSE CHAMBRE, MARJORIE STARR, EVA RAUCH, PHYLLIS STANLEY, JEANNIE NICOL, LURRAINE KRAFT, SHIRLEY SZEREGNYI, LOUISE FYFE. SECOND ROW: DELPHINE TRUSKOLOSKI, EUNICE BURKETT, SUSAN BILLS, DORIS WASCHILEWSKY, JESSIE MAC LEAN, MARY PARISH, KATHLEEN BARTALOTTA, JEAN WHITE, RUTH ANN HALL, NANCY CAMPBELL, PHYLLIS KAISER, DELORES SICKMILLER, JOANNE MEHLHOSE, MILORED REDMAN, PAT ZOPF. THIRD ROW: ILENE BRICKEY, PHYLLIS JARRELL, PAULINE MOLINO, CAROLE SHOPP, JOAN DE KOFF, MAE Mc NEIL, JOAN GRIEVE, BEVERLY DUCLO, JEANNE HEINS, JOY HECOX, DELORES ADLER, DOLORES PAP, IRENE GRIz, BEATRICE STONER, DOROTHY HANES, AUDREY COWARD. 78 nf' l QILLOI' TB I - eenzi ,E FIRST ROW: COLLEEN MANZELLA, PEGGY WALSH, DELPHINE TRUSKALONSKI, CAROL Egg BEGEMAN, ELEANORE STARR, GLORIA Q ROZZELL, SARA BRODIE, DANA PUTz, CAROL MEHLMANN, BARBARA KRERPS, MILDRED REDMAN, ANN DUDZINSKI, JOAN FIELDS, SHIRLEY MITCHELL, JEANIE NICOL. SEC- OND ROW: INA MCCLELLAND, PAT STAHL, STIRLING COCKBURN, IRIS PUMROY, MARY ANN TUCKER, MARY GIRVAN, LILLIAN SCHULTZ, BARBARA JEFEERIES, JOANNE KEHRER, JESSIE MACLEAN, JOYCE BERGER- ON, SUE CULP, PAT ZOFF, DOLORES STRI- KER, VELMA PAYNE, DORA LEIBY. THIRD ROW: ROSEMARY LINDSAY, JOYCE REEvE, EUNICE BURKETT, SUSAN BILLS, DORA NOWLAND, RUTH POLLOCK, JEAN HARPHAM, JUDITH PUHL, JUNE TENNANT, RUTH REID, MARLENE MACNEIL, SYLVIA KULAK, PAT RILEY. FOURTH ROW: LUCY JANE GRIFFIN, DIANNE BROWN, MIRIAM MORGAN, JANE KUNZE, MARYLOU WAGAR, GAYLE YOUNG, JEAN STONER, JOYCE HARDIN, DORIS GRAHL. MRS. MODESTA GAMBLE-SPONSOR, IS STANDING IN FRONT OF THE PICTURE OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT. O LU'lL0l ' 22116 FIRST ROW: VERNA CHURCH, SHIRLEY HOMEISTER, MARIAN MORCHE, LOIS SWITZER, MILDRED KUREPA, ANNA MARY ANTOLOVIC, NANCY ERXLEBEN, NANCI HAUBRICK, PATRICIA HODOOCK, JUNE LOECKNER, JOANNE PATRICK, MITZI BERAROV, JACKIE BROWNE, JERONE SIEJA, DOROTHY TOBOY, ALICE LOWEK, BARBARA FOSTER, ANNA DROBNAK, BARBARA BURDFIELD, MARJORIE BOND, MARCIA WALKER. SECOND ROW: JEANENE HAYNE, ARLENE SACKETT, JOANNE LEIGHTY, CAROLYN NELLIS, BARBARA BREKKE, THERESA KURUTKOWSKA, BARBARA HAIGH, JOYCE MCLAUGHLIN, CAROL HENIG, JANET BERRY, MISS MARTHA CALVERT AND MISS NN NANCY HOWE, MARY FIELD, MARY LOU HAUER, FRANCES FRENCH-SPONSORS, JO ANNE YATES, JULIE FLY , EUNICE SMITH SHIRLEY FRANK. CAROLE KEHER, MARGARET CHRISTIE, GRACIE BOzzO, , 79 SP ,QS '- 511 Q fVSEf5a55u-5 4 fi MN.. 5 km LM, JV ........, it ,. . .L D-,, fi -,.. ,QU , MS, ,,,: k.,, , Ag, 5 .,,. .Sim , Jzgie, V. 112,35 W, ,, .w ,vm vfi, yy, fum: af? Aww g-ex 'L S ' ' 83225 2 . L? , 3 12. 111 WX fa' ,V E i 255 g e? uf N. ,.m., M z-he 555915 f WE-W. wigs ilagigs-' V, - My jfigii' ,Q iw-,L ' U. ,Q T L' 4 . mga., a 4 u 5... 5759? L. V, A, U 5, . ,G 94,4 FIRST ROW: JEAN JONES, ELIZABETH KINCAIO, BARBARA PASCOE, SUZANNE WILLIAMSON, FANNY WHITE, GAY PHILIP, DORIS BEAN, RITA THOMAS, JANE BOWMAN, SARA BRODIE, JO ANNE YATES, VIRGINIA HOUSE, LEE DAVIS, MARY LOU WRIGHT, NANCY VAN SICKLE. SECOND ROW: MARTHA THOMPSON, TREVELYN GENTON, ONALLY THOMAS, JOANNE STEVENS, DONNA WILLIAMS, GAYLE MENEFEE, CAROL OLSEN, JUNE NELSON, PAT BARKER, MARY JANE KORLESKI, JANE HUGHBERT, JULIE FLYNN, MORRINE WHALEN, JEAN MURDOCH, JEAN WICKER, CLARAOELL PHELPS. THIRD ROW: MISS ROSALIE WESTCOTT, MISS BEATRICE RICHARDS, MISS HELEN NIPARKO cSPONSORSJ, LEE LATCHFORD, SHIRLEY OHLIGER, LORETTA DEWEESE, NANCY KEVEEN, DIANNA THOMAS, MADELINE HESS, SYLVIA WILLIAMS, DOROTHY THROGMORTON, KATHERINE ALEXIA, MARION YOUNG, BETTY WILSON, DELORES LABADIE, SALLY ENGEL, PAT BROWN, PAT RILEY, BETTY SHONK, PEGGY WILSON, PAT MOORE. FIRST ROW: MIRIAM STELZER, JANICE EBERLEIN, KATHRYN HAUBRICK, NANCY GEE, BARBARA DRUM, GLORIA ROZZELL, EILEEN BOUCHER, ANNE POWELL, ELAINE KELLER, ELAINE ROTHERMAL, JOANNE SHEETS, JOY ANN WILLIAMS, DOROTHY ZACK. SECOND ROW: ESTHER CHEPLICK, ANN HARTSHORN, NANCY ANIBAL, HELEN WATERS, CLARISSA KNAAG5, RHEA ANN DAVIS, BLAINE EASTMAN, ONILLON PILON, GAYLE BRANCHEAU, BERNICE MARTIN, DONNA MARSHALL, PANSY HAGAN, ARLENE TAKACS, SHIRLEY FRANK, PATTY SHANKEL. THIRD ROW: NELLIE JO TUTOR, GRACIE Bozzo, BEVERLY HOOTS, JEAN DANIELSON, JOANNE ARMSTRONG, MARGARET SISNEROS, CAROL HENIG, JUNE VADEN, VERNA CHURCH, MISS RQSALIE WESTCOTT, MISS BEATRICE RICHARDS, MISS HELEN NIPARKO KSPONSORSD, JOYCE REEVE, MARLENE PETKOV, JO ANN ROBINSON, MARILYN MALOCH, KAY GRIEFETH. I 1 Qs' ME . , Q' 42?-if 7? QI, A MW' ax M. MQ ,E fx 'Q W' N -X Q :., + is., my 51 I K an Vw V , ,::: - fy H N fig. 5 mga , , bR:l,itw2'f 4 l Q f 5 'wr qv, 7 72, . . :S f-V , .L.xL,.V Qqttf 5: W A I aww 'PY' 4 igg , , , Q li?-. '25 3-mx? 1W' W . a W2 FIRST ROW: BOD WALTON, JEANNE HEINS, JEROME SIEJA, BARBARA STEINHAUER, RUBY BOGGS, BARBARA JEFFRIES, AUDREY MINTz, YVONNE TAYLOR, DAVID CHURCH. SECOND ROW: WILLIAM WALKER, DONNA WILLIAMS, ELLEN IVESTER, LENA BILLS, JUNE VADEN, JUDY MARTIN, JOYCE BERGERON, PHYLLIS BALDWIN, DORA NOWLAND, AMELIA FEZZA, RAY STODDARD. THIRD ROW: MISS ESTHER KERN KSPONSORI, LYN GRAZIANI, JIM DALLEY, CAROL RAKER, SARA BRODIE, MARY PROCISE, JOANN KEHRER, CAROLE KEHRER, MARGARET CHRISTIE, BARBARA CRILL. FOURTH ROW: EUGENE POLLUM, Boa BARKER, DWINAL FORBES. FIRST ROW fDIRECTLY BEHIND THE TABLE,: VIOLET BOWMAN, DOLORES SKIDMORE, MISS MARY SMART QSPONSORI, MADELINE HESS. SECOND ROW: BARBARA MINTOR, DORAE WOODS, DELORES PULIDO, LUCILLE SKOTZKE, BETTY BATES, IRENE FODO, MARGARET STEPHINSON, MARIAN YOUNG, JEANETTE SCOTT, ELIZ- ABETH RINGWELSKI. THIRD ROW: PAT SHOTZRE, MARIANNE MARK, NANCY ERXLEDEN, JEANIE NICOL. I1fQI I'l6lfl0I'lCl! .7I'l2I'LJ5All9 fTffAzLATTffWfif Iiifm U i w Tk -EV:',4,. ,:'. A- it , V, - ew5 Sta if' EN CAMERON ' HEL , HL, ROW. PAT STA SECQND S, EY. NNCHAEL PM RU- CHWAGE, JOATTNE SFHULTZ, AMES REX F HIE EARLY' LTAN L KX J HELL, JUAN T 3AxLEY, LTL Z BOB SALES 1 SHNRLEY WTC ESTER, JOYCE GARY SCHU'-T ' W: K0 S ETRST R0 UNDSM, BEVERLY WE, DXCK LOUCK A OSENARY F JQE MATH LD MATHEWJ' ,mwwmww RLZNA R-E PATELLA' A T AL E A E HAAEEEQ ST ROW: INA MCCLELLAND, PAT STAHL, STTRLING COCKBURN, FRANCES BUFE, PAT POWELL, RUTH ANN KAECHELE. SECOND ROW: MARIAH YOUNG, RUTH POLLOCK, MARYLOU WAGAR, MQRIAN ROEDER7 CY JANE GRTEFTN. iN THE INSERT ARE HELEN CAMERON AND ROSEMARY LINDSAY. Qui! an Sm ifgllfibifiilxffif I lifIIlL:A!zgIq1 I L A 'L-airy iam!! mils SEAT ! .V . A ,, ED ARE 1 If I If STANDI : PAT Pow If INA Meg? ARE: DOLORELL' PAT STAHL Q ELLAND, BILLS MCCAI-FERY 1 RUTH PO,-LOC N-.I , STEGMASJJ DI, MARYLOU WAQ K, J YCE BA' wiv- WIA: www-2 -,f, A nm .. -fs, CK HOWA AR' JUNE LEY' JUD RD T . TEM Y PU eg i W Mwems ' OM STEPHENS! HANT, PAT Rl HL' Fon: SPA if ' , R055 LEY, Gr RROW. ,wk RT RICHARD, BFASY SHULTZ ., SALESKI iii? haw MARY JANE SOBZLAK, JAIIE KUIIZE, STIRLIHG COCKRURIXI, RUTH KAECHELE, Jov HEcox, JOYCE BEGERON. STANDING ARE: JOE MAIHIA5, ALLEN BRUCE, BEVERLY KQESTER, LEE MORRISON, RALPH SHUCK, KATHLEEN CRIDER, BILL STEGMEN, MARIAH YOUNG, JOAN DEKOFF, GAYLE YOUIIG, JOHN WURIRIL I TIGER , ROBERT RICHARD. A Q- ,W AI? MEAE' -A AAAI aw:-Ia-vzx M 'ISS I If ,, ,. ,, LS .,,.L, , A ,S W' yum 51 -I A A A , 1-A Ay- ' iixwimmg ,,,,- ,Jae C lap fat CAOD' FIRST ROW: ROSEMARY LINDSAY, NADA BERAROV, EUNICE BURKETT, STIRLING COCKBURN, EMILY HOMOLEK, ILENE KINSEY, MARY PROSISE, MARJORIE LITTLE, ELIZABETH RINGWELSKI, GERRY DUPLESSIE, SHIRLEY ENSMINGER, JEAN HARPHAM, DOLORES GENDRON, IRIS PUMROY. SECOND ROW: HELEN CAMERON, DONNA KURTSEL, EVELYN LEE, RUTH ANN KAECHELE, LUCY JANE GRIFFIN, JANE KUNZE, JUNE TENNANT, MARY GIRVAN, GAYLE YOUNG, FRANCES BUFE, MIRIAM ROEDER, RUTH RAYMOND. THIRD ROW: PAT LOZON, JEAN STONER, JIM DONNING, HOWARD SPRY, JERRY ABRAHMS, ROBERT GALLETTI, DAVID CHURCH, BOB BECK, NEAL SINGLES, MIRIAM MORGAN, MARY PIERCE. FOURTH ROW: DIANNE BROWN, JANE ANN LAKIN, DwINAL FORBES, CHARLES AND- ERSON, TOM THOMAS, JAMES REICHWAGE, STANLEY FROST, JOHN DRABIOKI, BOB SELL, BOB CREIOHTON. FIFTH ROW: DOUGLAS DOUGHTY, BOB BARKER, JOHN HUTCHISON, JOE BAUNOCH, CARL NELSON, ELLSWORTH LYVINSOV, GERALD MUQR, JAMES DOUDS, HARRY THOMPSON, FRED SCHLEICHER. SIXTH ROW: DALE PORTER, RAYMOND HEINBOKEL. mxec! CAoru5 FIRST ROW: PATSY SUMMERS, LAURA SCHONSHECK, COLLEEN MANZELLA, LEOTA GOOSBY, DORIS WASCHILEWSKY, PHYLLIS BALDWIN, ELEANORE BENNINK IOIRECTORI, PEGGY WALSH, DOROTHY THROGMORTON, MARION YOUNG, NANCY VAN SICKLE, ELIZABETH KINCAID, PAT ZOFF. SECOND ROW: DOLORES PULIDO, MARGUERITE SEPOS, GENEVA BLACKwELL, BARBARA STEINHAUER, DORAE WOODS, MARLENE SURELLA, BARBARA JEAN STINHAUER, PEGGY BROWN, SHIRLEY BROWNE, NANCI PERRY, SYLVIA WILLIAMS. THIRD ROW: JEAN BROCE, JOAN POLCZAR, LORRAINE KRAFT, LOUISE FYFE, CLARABELLE PHELPS, DORIS JOHNSON, BARBARA HOwE, ROSE POLCZAR, MARGARET KEEDY, NANCY MOORE, RUTH REID, JEANNIE NICOL, DELORES LABADIE, JEAN MURDOCK, JOYCE THOMPSON, CORENE Cox, BEVERLY VIERCK. FOURTH ROW: JOYCE REEvE, PAT HADDOCK, ELAINE POMRENKE, ELVA SCHWARTZ, JOYE MOHUGH, BARBARA WHELAN, DELORES STRIKER, MARLENE MACNEIL, JOAN FIELDS, JOAN THOMAS. FIFTH ROW: JEAN PETRASKA, WINNIE HURLEY, VIRGINIA ZIENTARA, JOAN CICHON, BETTY SUMMERELL, SALLY BESSEY, GENEVIEVE YUSKIS, MARY ELLEN GILLIAND. SIXTH ROW: BEVERLY DUCLO, CAROL MEHLMANN, BARBARA ZELKA, BRIGID KOSIN, MARGARET WILSON, JOHANNA GAzDAG, JEAN WICKER, BARBARA CREPS, BARBARA THERO. SEVENTH ROW: EwELL O'GUIN, FRANCIS MURPHY, KENNETH PTAK, LEONARD MALINOWSKI, FRANK PAP, VICTOR GOSCINSKI, DAVID ENDICOTT, HERBERT LOWE, ALLEN MAYVILLE. EIGHTH ROW: EDWARD MANICK, JACK SPANGLER, EDWARD STONER, JACK WALL, PHILLIP ZASADNY, RICHARD HANKISON, ROBERT ERVINE, DON MCINTOSH, PHILLIP BALDRIDGE. NINTH ROW: RAYMOND PYLE, FOREST ARNOLDI, MACK KOSTENKO, DICK SPRINGSTEAD, BILL DAHLQUIST, CARLETON HARDIN. OW' Ocfez JIM DOUDS, BOB BECK, NEAL SINGLES, BOB SELL, CARL NELSON, TOM THOMAS, CHARLES ANDERSON, JAMES REICHWAGE, STIRLING COCKBURN, ACCOMPANIST, IS SEATED AT THE PIANO. Y , e X X A cm FIRST ROW: MITZI BERAROV, SHIRLEY WEBB, REVELIE HARTNAN, CAROLE SHOPP, FREDA REDMML ELEANOR DUMKI, MARGARET MAYVILLE, SYLVIA KULAK. SECOND ROW: SUZANNE WHITE, MARY LOUISE HERBERT, JOYCE WAGNER, ANGELA VASSALLO, MADELINE HESS, BARBARA JACQUES, WILNIA WEAKS, MILDRED REDMAN, ANN DUDZINSKI, NORNA JONES. THIRD ROW: JANET BERRY, ALICE STEINMAN, JEAN SALISBURY, KATHRYN STEINBECK, PHYLLIS DE WALT, CAROL HENIG, AUDREY TORONGEAU, THELMA HALE, EUNICE WASCHILEWSKY, JANE LANDRITH, JOANNE RUSCHE, DONNA MERRIMAN, MARIE MAICOTTE. FOURTH ROW: COLLEEN TEBBE, JOYCE HARDIN, DORIS GRAHL, MARLENE AMO, DANA PUTZ, SALLY HEINS, RUBY STEWART, SALLY ENGEL, BARBARA CATTELL, PAT SKOTZKE, MILLAJOY LEAVITT, NORMA GABB, HELEN KLEMKOWSKI. oy4 ' Le FIRST ROW: ELLWOOD PORATH, BRUCE LOWERY, BOB WALTON, HAROLD NUOENT, EUGENE POLLUM, WALT WEGST, HENRY SIELOFF, CARLETON HARDIN, CHARLES HALL, TOM WOODEWARD, RAYMOND PYLE, SECOND ROWS DALE STATES, HAROLD DORRE, PAUL CAMPBELL, GEORGE LOWEK, JERRY BREWER BILL CAUATARIO, CHARLES DANOWSKI, DON NEWELL, JAY STARK, PHIL THIBIDEAR. THIRD ROW? CLARENCE REED, CHARLES JOHNSON, PAUL REDFORD, ERNEST STRATELAKE, WILLIAM LOWE, CHARLES GEYP JOHN CREIQHTONI UNIDENTIFIEDI JAYCEE BROWN, DONALD Mc EACKRAN, TOM SIMPSON, VICTOR HOSCINSKI. STANDING: CLARENCE REID AND DIRECTOR MISS LEOLA HOKE, 88 Z?..,.J FIRST ROW: MARLENE WAGNER, RICHARD PIERCE. SECOND ROW: DAVID VIZACHERO, STANLEY BAND- RANKE, HERB BARNES, DONALD MCDONALD, JIM HARTMAN, CARL CROSS, MARY Lou HAUER, JOANNE YODER, EUGENE HOMEISTER. THIRD ROW: EDWARD DOwNING, Bos HAZEY, JANET BOGGS, ELLEN IVESTER, DAVID VANDERCOOK, BERNADETTE HODNICKI, WILLIAM BELLANT, RICHARD HUMPHREY, RENE MCDONALD, BRUCE WITT, GORDON WOLSKI, LARRY HYSELL, RANDALL HARTMAN, WILLIAM BLACK- SON, RONALD HAUBRICK, MICKEY HARDWICK, GERALD JENKINS. FOURTH ROW: DON MAUER, EDWARD HINSMAN, KEN WALTERS, ANN HARTSHORN, ARTHUR PEPKIE, DONALD HURSEY, JACK EVANS, WILLIAM ANDREWS, WILLIAM DULEY, KENNETH MARTIN, BLAINE MENEFEE, JERRY SEAY, TOM HIGBY, ALTON PAGE, DON ROWLAND, DIANA KISTLER, ROBERT PATTERSON, FLOYD lvEsTER, RONALD ENDICOTT, MICHAEL PALAZZOLO, WAYNE WOMER, ROBERT LANG, RICHARD EGNER, NOEL BUFE, GEORGE GOUTH, DEAN PRICE, BURT PEARSON, HARRIE THOMPSON. FIFTH ROW: MERLE JONES, LOIS LINSKI, CHARLES HEADLEY, IRENE SCHONSCHECK, BILL STEGMAN, MICHAEL WITT, GEORGE STEPANOVIC, JIM SHAW, KENNETH HAUER fDIRECTOR,, WANDA MCCAIN, MAUREEN HOAGLAND, DOROTHY HANES. This year the Theodore Roosevelt High School Band is celebrating the 25th Anniversary of its founding. The man credited with organizing the band in 1925 is Leonard Klasse. The group presented its first concert in 1927 under the baton of Cecil Andrews, who is now Roosevelt's mechanical drawing teacher. The musicians wore brand new uniforms which were discarded just two years ago for the bright yellow and blue uniforms now in use. Mr. Andrews was guest conductor at the successful Anniversary Concert this spring. Kenneth Hauer, present conductor of the band, came to Roosevelt in 1929, and has successfully directed this active organization for several years. The band this year was divided into two groups. The Varsity Band, the largest, includes all those in uniform. The other is the Concert Band which meets separately and boasts 40 members. The Marching 77 has had one of its busiest years, having played at many different gatherings. Besides performing at all of the home football games, they played at Masonic Temple in Detroit for a Teachers' Convention and at the State Fair, where their excellence was rewarded with a trophy. One of the main events of the school year was the Annual Band Concert which was held January 18, l950 in the high school auditorium. The band spent the week before school started at the International Music Camp at Interlochen, Michigan, and is planning to return for a week this summer. 89 mf 5 f-'yy , 55 5' M x ,M 1 .p E., . I, w. an ff ri 4, 1 ,fa f 'v V T 1. E, f f-N...,, 'R-Q ---1':g3.a -..,-. '?':z-y-1.1, cw--V-..,... D Cab'-'w..-QE 0:22322-'Jn qv., --.333 mg---5,3 L Erin .3 Lib Rif- V515 i 5 n 1 Ei 14 'X - ,wxffyw f e si M, X 21? 'I pk A 11 fir? I rs , gi L . K ' ,ii . '5 ' 1 VS mx-, , 5 Q f X QQ . WY 12-aw Q 'His w nk , S, fig FIRST ROW: CAROL BEGEMAN, DALE WIMMQNS, JERRY BUSH, PAT STAHL, Duck o Loucks, NEAL SINGLES, JOE BAUNOCH, GAYLE YOUNG, LAWRENCE JOHNSON a, L0 U55 CDIRECTORJ- During the school year just closing, 40 radio programs have been broadcast over WJJW in the Public School hour. Each Wednesday afternoon from two to two-thirty o'clock some phase of school activity has been taken into the homes of the district via the air waves. These programs serve a double purpose. First they are educational and give several hundred students an opportunity to appear in broadcasts. Secondly they are informative and entertaining to parents and other listeners. Students of all ages are selected, from little tots in the kindergarten to alumni who are available, especially during vacation periods. To participate in radio broad- casts is a thrill which leaves the performers with a desire to do it again. Programs range from concerts by band, orchestra and vocal groups which have numbered as high as 75 performers in a single broadcast, to forums, discussions, dramatic productions, interviews, quizdowns and cooking school. Every attempt is made by the radio coorinator, James E. Ostrum, to have as many students take part as possible and to offer an extensive public relations pro- ject which discloses the excel- lence of our public schools. The work of the coordinator in pre- paring weekly programs and writing many scripts takes hours of time and considerable planning, but it is interesting work. Good afte rnoon, school friends......... James E. Ostrum i '- Oh Fawthah! Miriam Reeder and Joe Mathias Principal Whitney receives the Sweepstakes in Thespian Play Trophy I E 2 Stars in the making. Have a drink on me ef? Qfe Pat Stahl vamps Dale Simmons in Thespian Play Turn them upside down and you have a W ...,.,..,,.,..........,,,, A 'ui F e f ,M M I ws an x , ,, ,W ta no 'wsewsp Q'j,,M .E wt ,Ns 'fi ka qw lea fy Budding journalists have work session in Wy News torture room E sf--. u Q They also learn what chemicals go boom . 4:5 we 1 15 A :Nl 6 mtg ff ix Xe-1 X V, ,li A QA at 'aj , t,..,t 9 7 ,1 'f N as N Q'-, D 55- .5 A A 8 , . if r Q x Hx 5 L R V: A P , 'lg L Q' if fi? . .M,.,,, 'ws L W -M--ww '-41--...,, ll' li... C!Cl6dl'00I1 The art room is always a busy place 'l' '- 'MTW al98l .'5 A stitch in time makes a new dress Instructor Percy Howell di- rects machine shop A corner of one of the typing rooms. What concentration! LJ 1' 1J i if 27' ,r s A A- , J ff ,.,...A f ?ZIlI1 ' ' Mriafmaj pf C 4. WHY THE CHIMES RANG A reflective play, Why the Chimes Rang was given in the Christmas assembly December 22, 1949. The speaking parts were handled by The spians while pantomimes were enacted by dramatics classes. The cast was as follows: Holger. . Bill Williams Steen . Carol Begeman Bertel .... Jef Davis Woman . . . Pat Stahl Angel . Joanne Michaels Priest . .Charles Weaks Courtier . . Frank Pap Woman .... Joan . ..... Palazzola Old man . Dick Menzel Young girl . . . Jean . ...... Hegedus King . . Hugh Leaper Rich man. . Dave Wells Lawrence Johnson. . . . . . . . . Director 96 or Mm. mm-.hw 12151, 4V:.Q1i ,A ,vm 3 9, 1 7? 2 S ,M ,.,,A..,.,A.A. V. ,,.. M.,,.-W, h.W.W.,,.,WWWW,M,.,x,,vW,,M,,.,...,.,-A...M --,- ,Www M-mlmxmrw M A Q Xl gifixf Mix? vx. B .... XY , ' 4 ,uf 4 Tj? X 4 , -ji? ZDCIZ L 7 mi? LJYCANDOTTE LJYQNDOTTE L,-JYQNDOTTE LAJYQNDOTTE LJYQNDOTTE LJYQNDOTTEL LJYQNDOTT E LAJYFWNDGTTE LJ YQNDOTTE I5 LQNSxNcs SEXTON I5 L15 Eco ass: O 7 HIGHLQND Pmex O I3 Qovm, oem I2 20 G-Rossa 'DOINTEL 0 29 MONROE 5 LH LINCOLN TDQQV, lo LIO Fombsom 0 H GQQND Ramos umuorv 7 jooflaff YE --F-'Ti-5 C ptain Ch 1 F k receiv d th P n Trophy f b g th most out sta d' gpl y f th , 1-..-, :7 J L .L FIRST ROW: JIM THROGMORTON, GEORGE OEHRING, DALE SHARLOW, CHARLIE FRANK, WALTER LECLAIR, Bos MCCREA, DALE FERRIS, DoN KIOUS, FRANK POPIOLEK, STEVE HORVATH. SECOND ROW: NOEL-BUFE, BERNIE MILLER, ART GRESSER, RAY CLIPPERT, JIM DONNING, NED DYE, BILL WHITE, LEN SHURMUR, GORDON HUMPHREY, ART RUTECKI. THIRD ROW: JIM ADAMS, MAX GREEN, GERRY STEPHENS, HORACE CAMERON, JIM REID, AL CATARINO, JOE NICITA, FRANK NAUYOKAS, GARY AMES CMAIIAGERD. FOURTH ROW: FRANK AMES AND LLOYD ROTHERMAN QMANAGERSJ, DICK HOFFHEINS AND LARRY THOMAS fASSISTANT COACHESJ, BILL SHEPLERY HAL WILLIAMS, Boa EBERLINE, DON SLOCUM, ERNEST STRATELAK, JOHN MIDDLESWORTH CI-IEAD coAcHJ. The Golden Bears again enjoyed a very profitable season, winning the Border- Cities League championship and gaining third place ranking of all the Class A teams in the state, thanks to the coaching of John Middlesworth. The team started out the season with a tie against Lansing Sexton, 13-13, with both markers made by Jim Throgmorton and the conversion by Joe Nicita. The second game, against Ecorse, brought a 43-0 victory for Wyandotte. Scoring was divided among George Oehring with three touchdowns, Jim Throgmorton with one, Dale Ferris, one, Frank Popiolek, one, and Charlie Frank, a safety. The Bears next journeyed to Highland Park where they eked out a 7-0 victory, Dale Ferris providing the winning margin. The next game, at Royal Oak, brought victory to Wyandotte, 13-12. Scoring was done by Dale Ferris and George Oehring, who made touchdowns, and Joe Nicita, who kicked the winning conversion. The Blue Devils of Grosse Pointe were defeated, 20-0, withWyandotte's scoring done by Frank Popiolek, Bill White, and Jim Throgmorton. Again the Bears won as the Monreo Trojans truged homeward witha Z9-6 score against them. Scores were made by Hal Williams, George Oehring, Jim Throgmorton, and Dale Ferris, with a safety by Charlie Frank and conversion by Joe Nicita. Against Lincoln Park here, the Bears romped to a 41-6 victory, with scores made by Jim Throgmorton, Dale Ferris and Ray Clippert. Next the Bears traveled to Grand Rapids to meet last year's state champions of Union High School. Wyandotte everged triumphant to the tune of 14-7, with Dale Ferris scoring both touchdowns. Even though the season was over, more honors were yet in store for the Bears. 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Z Q5Q.,,,,,,. afwm, 95 7 1, .a.,,.. ff if .Nw -din 1 'wh umNu9m1'wm3afgw,-amawwvfawwesummwnuewsv n-Qsmsmwmsmmnweww Wm ww . .i7,wl,mm Slooflaf FIRST ROW: RICHARD ZDUNCZYK, RICHARD PAPP, THOMAS ERWIN, JOHN POOL, LARRY LARRUE, DICK MCCREA, BOB SCHWOCHOW, ARTHUR MARTIN, FRANK MADOLLOZZO, ALLEN ROBERTSON, ALVIN ROYER. SECOND ROW: ROBERT HOWERY, RICHARD WILLMAN, ELMER MALCOMSON, WILLIAM ISHEL, RICHARD LOZON, FRANK FINK, JOE KRACH, RICHARD VAN DIERENDONCK, TEX LEEPER, RICHARD BEAUDIEN, MERRIL BOULLOW. THIRD ROW: ALVIN ELLWOOD, THOMAS PHILPORT, DONALD DONLON, FHILLIP KALTSAS, TERRY BRUCKER, BOD PELLEY, THOMAS WORROW, PAUL HARRIS, HAROLD LAMASTERE, LARRY GREEN, KENNETH PERISH. FOURTH ROW: METCH ZAJcHowSKI CMANAGERD, DALE MEHLHOSE, WARREN WOLLEY, DON ADAMS, ALLEN BUDRIS, EDWARD KAECHELE, JERRY STEHMAN, WALTER KNOx, EDWARD ZuLEwsKI IMANAGERD AND COACH JERRY HENDERSON. Wyandotte's freshmen football team, after four seasons, has been undefeated. 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V nv u xv. ,.,.....f.-...1...1., :G-...w..:wu' ..,.':., .1 'n',w'JL.E?iVf2 Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte W yandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Lowery Fordson Highland Park Royal Oak Grosse Pointe Monroe Lincoln Park Fordson Highland Park Royal Oak Grosse Pointe Monroe Jackson Zfazfefgad iam FIRST ROW: JOHN MIDDLESWORTH fCOACH,, JOHN HUTCHINSON, JIM LEIGHTY, FRITZ SHURMUR, CHUCK TREITCH, JERRY HUTCHINSON. SECOND ROW: RICHARD UANKISON, TOM ERWIN, AL CATARINO, DON KIOUS, NOELBUFE. THIRD ROW: CASIMIR NASERZEWSKI, GLENN MCFARLAND, CARLETON HARDIN, JIM THROGMORTON, KEN KREISER. THIS YEARIS BASKETBALL TEAM IS TO BE CONGRATULATED FOR THE STEADY IMPROVEMENT WHICH THEY MADE THROUGHOUT THE SEASON AND WHICH THEY SHOWED WHEN THEY EMERGED VICTORIOUS OVER GROSSE POINTE, THE LEAGUE-LEADERS. WYANDOTTE'S TEAM STARTED SLOWLY, BUT WITH A SINCERE DESIRE TO WIN, THEY PROVED THAT THEY WERE AMONG THE BEST IN THE LEAGUE. ONE OF THE MOST EXCITING GAMES THIS SEASON WAS WHEN WYANDOTTE MET HIGHLAND PARK THE FIRST TIME. THE GAME HAD TO GO INTO OVERTIME, BUT WYANOOTTE SCORED THE POINTS NECESSARY TO FORGE AHEAD AND WIN THE GAME. ANOTHER VERY EXCITING GAME AND ONE NOT SOON FOR- GOTTEN WAS THE GROSSE POINTE GAME, LATER IN THE SEASON. WYANDOTTE WAS KEYED UP TO WIN THAT GAME AND THEY FOUGHT UNTIL THE LAST TO BEAT THE TOP TEAM IN THE LEAGUE. WYANDOTTE TRAVELED TO JACKSON THIS YEAR TO PLAY IN THE DISTRICT TOURNAMENT. ALTHOUGH THEY LOST, 5M-29, EVERYONE FELT THAT THEY HAD ACCOMPLISHED A GREAT DEAL BY THE CLOSE OF THE SEASON, HAVING DEFEATED GROSSE POINTE AND MONROE, THE FIRST AND SECOND PLACE TEAMS, RESPECTIVELY, IN THE LEAGUE. THE SENIORS WHO WILL BE MISSED NEXT YEAR ARE: JIM LEIGHTY AND CHUCK TRIETCH, WHO WERE BOTH EXCELLENT BALL PLAYERS, AND WHO COULD SCORE THOSE NEEDED POINTS, JOHN HUTCHINSON, WHO USED HIS HEIGHT TO THE ADVANTAGE OF THE TEAM AND ALSO WAS A PROMINENT SCORERQ FRITZ SHURMUR, AN EXCELLENT LEADER, WHO USED HIS KNOWLEDGE OF THE GAME TO KEEP THE BALL GOING, JIM THROGMORTON, WHO USED THE SET UP SHOT THAT HE DEVELOPED TO CONTRIB- UTE TO THE TEAMQ AND KEN KREISER, WHO CAME OUT FOR BASKETBALL DURING THE LAST YEAR AND PROVED THAT HE HAD WHAT IT TAKES TO BE A BASKETBALL PLAYER. LAST, BUT NOT LEAST, ARE THOSE UNDERCLASSMEN, JERRY HUTCHINSON, DON KIOUS, NOEL BUFE, AL CATARINO, WILLIAM STRENGTH AND TOM ERWIN, WHO WILL FORM THE NUCLEUS OF NEXT YEAR'S TEAM. O7 .ax Q3 ,Q f f 2 g.:w,frfg, gg A 2 l' Y' 3, WSE 15' ZQSQEQQI 'gfsy ,', V 5' ' ,x l 0:5 gl f.g.,5wg,g: 3 wr x is ,... ,,., K 25 W W' Q65 Q. S 731' x Xu mx 1 1. 3? as N ii if if My K ff, K its 'xv 'Yi 5 l QQ . 01? .gun an 1' 4 ba 9 N 'i 4 K fy f, gg. R, 'Q A W. if 29 ,., f wimming EDERy SCHRA L N QE SANGER, wxjwl DALLEH-Tj-1 GEOR X01-TO, ED FU ' p5A, ON M FR GLENN, Bos x4AREYNOLDs, 2 GERR., 1102: DON Nzwzu., Y QRDON CHURC ' MC A ' JOHNN L G V5 GH HU ROW BOB HALLZEJA DAVE PoIWix2NhEaso:x,R22E CAMERON, T ' SN' ' RR 0 FWEQK TMS, DON OW: CQACH Gages BANNER, PANGLER- CHU U SECOND R ER KNAPPv my JACK 5 KARTY RS, WALT NRY P5100 ON MEYE CTT, HE D NALD ENDW RO Get ready, set, go!! Swan dive by Dave Church Made up mostly of sophmores and juniors, the tankers met with some stiff competition this year. Although winning only one meet, the boys were strong in spirit and in will- ingness to work, Many of the boys start practicing in September, and swim every night after school and on Saturday mornings. The service of Dave Church, Bob Barker, Ronald Endicott, Hugh McKay, and Don Miotto will be lost by graduation, but under the capable coaching of Gerald Henderson and George Bunnell, the next year's team should be a strong one. High score man for the season was Charles Tims, a junior who competed in the 50 and 100 yd. free style races. Perhaps the best event for the Bears this year, was the free style relayteam which registered a win over Royal Oaks' state champs. C0-Captains for the year were Bob Barker and Hugh McKay. Liwezaf , KEN KRE'5ER FIRST ROW: BOB BECZRD TRUSIEWWZ' ECN TOM STZQSFNZSAEH LARRY THOMAS' J'M SECOND - ,S, ART GRES' THROGMORTON1 DALE FSSSDY JIM MEIHM, D I SER I-EN SHURMURy OW. BERLARD MILLER, TOM SPARR if 'W fgwn f if QfxQ ,,'V:ili 5QQ n n BASEBALL f April Z1 April 25 L April 2 8 May 2 Nlay 3 Z Nhy in 5 f A? 1 Q . 1 '5 May 16 Nhy- 19 May Z3 May 24 May Z6 May 29 , .V SCHEDULE -Lfllcgln F01'dSon Grosse Pointe Royal Qak Highland park Monroe Fordson Gr ROYGI Oak IVIODFOQ Lincoln Pa rk Highland Park Ford TI-a Park osse Pointe de xw ennid i I FIRST ROW: PAT VISINGORDI QMANAGERD, DICK MENZEL, ED DowNlNG, MERLE JONES KCAPTAINJ, GEORGE STEPHANOVIC, DAN FOGEL. SECOND ROW: ED HINSMAN, BILL ROCKERHOUSEN, BOB JONES,' JIM STRICKLAND, PHIL THIBIDEAU, DON MEYER, Bos SALESKI, U.S. BEACH KCOACHH. E25 in K5QAM'iglm1f53Eg,g-kkJgm.Vgfggg553.3 H'5l 'f2i'E2?1L'i2k W RRTNIA5-?'1fSff1i7fl?:1'3l'5 A' ii-feigfieiiillifwzi l I 531:?5SP':EK1if25,52521551-ii'-gssiggy-:gsi?fgf?,szZgikggigwsisfiggg'fSiQEgiEi3wYN'S4Wi?Qs1g ,,,Lg5h.,,mM1,,,:q Eiygxwl S wg ,wjgnffgfafegwiaz 5115 N ffaagagww ffm ,,,,.M.f 1-:m,WsLg,Wgw .KW gs A mf A Ami, Aff was A w if. JP? A wfxffqg.,-few :A'i?7Afvw52fs:. 255151515 1 Nh 22 gk sei' - f 551 if s X 5519? ,ziwfififxf LW , W L fx' , if MH gf ,L,. X L .KVVA 1 ,S N. ..,, A .,.,. L. :Tig 51 311'3UH,i1?ff9:.5,.liifl:?9X H ' 3 5'L5 f' , if ifK'I555Q3v'f1g3sf7fS5Zq:+g2gisi4sxg1, 53, T E NN S C D U L E Z . fm' 5515315 if .IL 1, If A D a te Me e t L 5 . JE May 2 Gr0SSe Pomfe I 7 .YES 5 3 3255 S1 'V A Ma Y H i ghl a nd Pa rk 19 wg If gig 324 AS! K gggilmsg? 5 as 1 . AX 'S L sa , . A , . 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FOURTH ROW: JIM SPENCER, LARRY GREEN, MAX GREEN, DAVID WOOD, JACK MURPHY, DEAN SMITH, JACK EVANS, JIM BRUNER. COACH THOMAS IS ABSENT FROM THE PICTURE. TRACK SCHEDULE Date Meet Place April 15 River Rouge Invitational Ann Arbor April 28 Fordson There May Z Grosse Pointe There May 5 Royal Oak Here May 12 Monroe There May 16 Highland Park Here May Z0 Regional Monroe May 27 State Ann Arbor '? Wayne Relays Detroit 113 LETTER WINNERS. ANY BOY WHO THE W-CLUB IS MADE UP OF VARSITY HAS RECEIVED A LETTER IN EITHER BASKETBALL, BASEBALL, POOTBALL, CROSS COUNTRY, SwIMMING, ROWING, TENNIS, OR TRACK IS ELIGIBLE FOR MEMBERSHIP. THE wEARER OF A LETTER SWEATER IS REQUIRED TO HAVE EARNED HIS OWN LETTER. MEETINGS ARE HELD IN THE GYM WITH MR. RICHARD HOFFHEINS AS SPONSOR. READING THE W FROM THE TOP LEFT ARE: DON MEYERS, CHARLES TRIETCH, CHUCK BEESLEY, HAL WILLIAMS, JERRY HARRINGTON, DAVE WOOD, KEN KREISER, GERALD STEPHENS, BOB MCCREA, DICK MIHACSI, FRITZ SHURMUR, JIM LEIGHTY, JIM HUMPHREY, ERNIE JODOIN, TOM NG AL REKMEL, JIM THROGMORTON, STEPHENS, JOE NICITA, JIM DONNI , KI AND GEORGE OEHRING. BILL SHEPLER, ART RUTEC 114 ardifg 6AeerLac!er5 as-iw. JANE BOWMAN, CLAYTON LESS, NANCY GEE, JOHN WILSON, DOROTHY THROGMORTON, Dlcx HOWARD JOANNE PATR1CK, SONNY LETWIN. 9591110 CA QeI'Aa6!el'5 DALE STATES, KATHRYN HAUBRICK, PAT DUNCAN, SHIRLEY SZEREGNYI, PAT OLKKENON, SONNY LETwlN. . N, -fi -. 1 R Ax, x 4,9 Get that point! 3 X -X 4 115 Strawberry shortcake Huckleberry pie V-I-C-T-O-R-Y Are we in it? Well I guess Can we do it? Yes Yes Yes Thats no lie Thats no bluff We're from Wyandotte Red hot stuff. You gotta go You gotta go You gotta go go go Go Go Go Get a rip saw, Get a buck saw, Get a rip saw buck saw boom, Boom get a rip saw bigger than a buck saw Boom get a buck saw bigger than a rip saw Key bo kie bo sis boom ba Wyandotte High School Rah! Rah! Rah! Yea team Yea team Yea team Fight Fight Fight Books, Books , Books So this is chemistry! y OLUQCJ pond QUE A Donna and Colleen try live frogs for lapel pins. ll 7 Umph, Tweedle Toot r as at the switch Phyllis Lively explains to Mr. Greig Q tp' p Gp!-.ECI L- '.,o:o f' R E C 5 ? 'mv 03 M V .,T .A IAQ 6376 t N X ,J ' X fl lk Dfilillgy A Z, D . , 4. 0 Mai-Jxiiin ZX ,T 1 CQQ3 ff 9 ? . Zcgujal-ie st Ph ' 'IT s 3 5' 0 X 41 3 Davis ,,, oc .s A -+6 Z l , 0 A W E I Xi? F Pgllffnik DELSQQY .f S, X Q Mxigiif X M' 44- - ap- Y , - I9 5 z. g -x 5 8 18 I IUNUQI.. STHFF' Q 'TN cc, 1'lii Ili fl I :5 ' 0 EDITOR-I N-CHI EF LUCY JANE GRIFFIN ASSISTANT EDITORS my-yNH C-EP-5' 'x I I WI Zvxf WRITERS SUSAN BILLS LEE MORRISON RUTH ANN KAECHELE FRANCES BUFE PAT RILEY , JANE KUNZE A HF, Wi b II' PAT STAI-IL ART EDITOR ' 'K If - , PAT POWELL MIRIAM ROEDER -- T. J ' xiii .-., ,L PHOTOGRAPHERS SALES MANAGERS 9 ' .Jos MATHIAS JEAN STONER PHOTO Ge DICK Loucxs DAN FOGEL ALLEN BRUCE GARY SCHULTZ SPONSOR JAMES E. OSTRUM . .fl '2gm,-5 ,Ig 'I I A A .f.i Tf3'NQ, o o Q J C 119 0 5 +lYNf'xf' THE END OF THE ROAD ..... ....OR ONLY THE BEGINNING? Thus our school days pass by, almost too quickly, it seems. Who knows what will follow? As the doors of Roosevelt High School close behind us, an air of uncertainty comes over us. We need to choose our path carefully, for the steps we take now will determine our whole future. Let us always preserve the happy memories of our school days, but let us now look to the future and concentrate our efforts on making it equally as happy. 120 MYERSJP-7' 1-TZYEARBOQKS MYERS AND CO INC TOPEKA KANSAS ::'.E.' 0 '.o.:t THE PACEMAKERS OF QUALITY fn.. Q. ' O . . , fs 3 fp? 1:17524 Q ew., . , V ,,. I Q . s X , ix fy .. 'lv' kr JA ,. , f' . f W Q. ,A If if v. t uv tiff.: 'ffl' ' -.fx Ny a-. u, , 1 , 'ff' y V0 . . K , J' -fl! ff' add- fn 3-f',,'.: . . , , . M, N .ww Q if O' 1.,1,t lu Q, Q ' ,. r gw why .Wm f 'E my 'w 'F' , M? A , -' , . ,, , l'!..' Vu Nu E , ' f ,Af '72 .f ' Q .tml wg., V I MW V' V .I if 2 K 3 4 A w K fi ' my in is QMW .. :sv J .f 'fm W ' Wu- -Y 'T' . mf A mm ,. , Mm nv 6 Vu 5 PM 'K' HWNQ 'Ms 'Q J '--1 N bmw' C when ., mmm, ' ., M I G E Q WM Q My N Y 'WMM 3 2 M., I B B' 1 w-...MM Q? N14 an 'Q J 'I 'H Wi 1 gc .V I kiwi ,,.-- . Q1 I Q 'MIL in w- n . .i.. , ,,,,, M K , . f f mf? . , ,A.., M i 1 ' dm . D3 A' M - K rrrk . 2 ... UM! -.. .W ' w 3 i E if 5 ' , - . .. 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