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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1951 volume:

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Each has raised its voice--the old offer words of wisdom, a wisdom gained from many experiencesg the young to urge, in an impulsive manner, that we get on with the job at hand. Youth today faces an uncertain future. The choice is not a happy one--if there be any choice at all. A natural harvest has been reaped from seeds sown by past genera- tions. The entire world is trigger-happy and a false move could engulf us into a conflict that might well sound the death knell of civilization. ' A new frontier rises on the horizon. It is one, not of geography, but rather of technology. Youth starves for opportunity, yetnever has there been such opportunity for any generation. The world of science, of medicine, of entertainment, of transportation, com- munication, literature, art and human relations offers fertile fields for worthy endeavors. Youth cries for security, yet many would exchange the golden rights that have formulated the very foundations of this nation's progress and strength, for the falsely gilded stanchions that have been labeled security. The greatest security comes from individual initiative. Security with- out liberty is slavery. Words of Young from Night Thoughts may well be the answer to Youth: Youth is not rich in time, it may be poor, Part with it as with money, sparingly, pay No moment but in purchase of its worth, And what it's worth, ask death-beds, they can tell. --James E. Ostrum S m E- Q.. 1 2. f7 l' W X m W .- THBLE UF CUHTEHTS Theme .... Dedication . . . Board of Education . Administration . . . Informal Snapshots . - 2,4 , 35, . . . 8,16 39, 44,45, 46, 52, 56, 79, 100, 101, Faculty ..... January Graduates . . June Graduates . . . Who's Who . . Roosevelt Zoo . Senior Play ..... Seniors' Baby Pictures . Activities . Homecoming. . . . . . Athletics . Junior Class: Officers and Sponsors Junior Play Senior Prom . . Going Steady Page , Class Prophecy. . Annual Staff . . Annual Editors , A o a o n n o a a u a n 5 6 7 38, 104 10 19 Z16, 40,47 1 o e u Q n 0 1 1 - a o Q n o a 36, 37 50 53 54 58 80 82 94 95 98 102 105 106 107 SPEHHS B5 DEUIUHTIUH WE DEDICATE TO YOUTH .... As the 1951 graduates are handed their diplomas, they will embark on the road of life ahead, wherever it may take them. And proceeding side by side' with youth along thatroad willbe progress. With that eagerness to advance which only youth can provide and with the wisdom which youth can obtain only from older generations, that ro ad will lengthen. Each problem faced, whether or not the answer will prove to be the true one, will be a stepping-stone. Today, as youth leaves through grad- uation, the world of high school and its joys, it will be met by the seriousness of living in an age of atomic power. And on the shoulders of youth will be placed the conse- quence of that power. This bookis dedicated to youth with the hope that the goal which they seek will be inspired bya higher Power than that which a scientist could provide. As youth moves, so shall the progress of the world. The youth of a nation are the trustees of posterity, Disraeli 5 Members of this year's School Board seated left to right are: Miss Mildred Mi lkie , Secretaryg Charles Thomas, Vice Presidentg Harold Jacobson, McDonald Egdorf, Superintendent of Schoolsg Joseph Marr, Wil- liam Home i s ter, Harold Stoner, Ralph Wagner, and Thomas Allman, President. The members of the Board are outstanding citizens of our city, who are interestedin our schools, and take time out from their jobs to help improve our school system. The Senior Class would like to express their thanks to the School Board for all they have contributed in mak- ing our school a fine place of learning. 6 Supt. Mc Donald F. Egdorf and his Fellow administrators in Roosevelt High School are sympathetic listeners when Youth Speaks. Their desires are that the Youth of Today will be a Good Citizen of Tomorrow. MCDONALD F. EGDORF Superintendent Although new this year, Supt. Egdorf has won the students with his friendly smile and desire to help. C. J. WHITNEY Principal His smiles are as frequentas his frowns to keep us happy at school. RUIE PINNEY Dean of Girls - She is a safe haven to come to when troubles seem to be insurmount- able. O. G. HENNEY Assistant Principal Inhis years of expe- rience, he had learned all the excuses in the book but new ones are tired on him each year. 7 lllf LUUHH HIE PLHU Allwork and no play makes Youth extremely du11....but don't you think We are sharp? s L45 l e e o . L--J . w 4 I 1 1 4 s 2 X E Q I nik M HRT They are always looking for beauty, whether it be a drawing, painting or bit of sculpture. Shown are Miss Marion Pulver and Wayne Yanz admiring a bit of sculpture. -75 N l Q tl XF jf! i 1 .fn . l U .X E .5 1 - ps .,,.. 'Q IHUSIC Whenever this foursome gather to- gether there is Music, Music, Music, Music. Seated at the key- board oi the electric organ are Miss Eleanore Bennink and Miss Ruth Erickson, voice teachers. At the left behind the organ is Kenneth Hauer, band leader and music di- rector. Beside him as Aarne Olk- konen, orchestra director. E 3 I E 2 5 E In modern schools, counseling students and giving them advice which makes their problems seem much more simple is as important as teach- ing the three R's. At Roosevelt, the counselors are: SEATED: Miss Mary Robinson and Keith Lance, director. STANDING: Lyle Lyon, Romane Barnard, Miss Alice Johnson, Tom Sparrow and Miss Frances French. Now that much new equipment has been added in the Cooking room, students are finding this department a mighty nice place to spend a couple of hours, trying out a new cake., Even dishwashing isn't too much of a chore. As Miss Dorothy Blinn is shown putting towels in the new automatic washer, Mrs. Ruby Martin Cleftj and Miss Margaret Snow smile their ap- proval. Miss Blinn is chairman of the de- partment. CUIHHIEHCIHL Taking time out from their classes to smile pretty are: FIRST ROW: Miss Gloria Dugan, Miss Wanda Walker, Mrs. Modesta Gamble. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Eileen McElroy, Miss Francis French, Miss Frances MacDonald, Miss Hollis Powell, Miss Charlene Jackson. THIRD ROW: Maynard Alfstad, Allan Barron, Hugh Tarrant. 15 lifs I S ...'... . . Q ...... . . .,4. . . v...- .'... . . Q . . . . . .'.' . - ...- . . .'u- . - . . - u . . . . 1 Q - - . . Q . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .'. A-4 4 K . . . . . . . A-, 'c o M Q . ' A 4.1 . 1 n o 4 a ' n . 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Miss Mary Robinson and Mr. Wesley Doney have helpedgreatly in the success of these noted seniors. The class colors were cinnamon and yellow, the class flower, a yellow rose. On skip day all of these sen- iors spent a memorable time atSusterka Park .for the last gathering of the class. DOLORES WANDA ADAMS Co-op Class. She sings and the angels smile. BARBARA ANN BADGLEY G.A.A.:G1ee Club. The girl with the million dollar eyes. BETTY LORRAINE BAKER Majorettes, Rifle Club. Not that she loves study less, but she loves fun more. PHYLLIS JEAN BALDWIN National Honor Society, Girls'Ensemble, Recording Sec- retary, R.S.U., Junior Class Vice President, Senior Class Vice President, Debating, Journalism. Attractive, lovable, studious. LEONARD V. BARANOWSKI Seen often but seldom heard. KATHLEEN ANN BARTALOTTA Senior Class Treasurer, Junior Play, R.S. U. Commercial Club, G.A.A. A girl who makes a lot of friends and not a single foe. Pl-IYLLLS JUNE BARTEL Co-op Class. Speech is great, but silence is greater. JOSEPH WILLIAM BAUNOCH National Honor Society, Thespians, A Cappella Choir, JuniorClass President, W.A.A.C. Class, Boys' Octet, Radio Class, Junior :Et Senior Plays, Voice Class. What will the school do without him? CAROL LEE BEGEMAN National Honor Society, Thespians, Wy-News, Junior 81 Senior Plays, Debating, Radio Class, R.S.U., Tri Alpha, Stage Crew, G.A.A., Senior Y Teens, Junior Y Teens, Glee Club. l-Ier heart is like the moon, there's always a man in it. JOYCE ELAINE BERGERON R. S. U. , RecordingSecretary, International Friendship Club Secretary 8, Treasurer, National Honor Society, Tri Alpha, Wy-News, Quill8r Scroll, Choir, Debating, SeniorY Teens, French Club. A disposition that's sweet and sound, a girlwho is a com- fort to have around. GLORIA MAE BREWER Majorettes. Make way for the majorettes. SARA ANN BRODIE G.A.A. Secretary, SeniorClass Secretary, Senior Y Teens, National Honor Society, TriAlpha, Glee Club, French Club, Remarkable womanl She blushes. DWINAL CHENEY FORBES A Cappella Choir, Thespiansg Senior Play, Christmas Playg Radio Class, Boys' Octetg Dance Band, French Club. Keep in line girls, you may get your chance. ' VIOLET SOPHIA FORBES Glee Club, G.A.A.: Rifle Club. Silence is the one great art of conversation. MARY ELIZABETH GIRVAN Voice Classg Chorus, Choir, Girls' Ensemble, Senior Y Teens, Commercial Club: French Club. Some people are naturally well-liked. DALE EDWARD GOSS Baseball, Varsity, Football, Freshman 84 Reserveg Glee Club. Batter upl BARBARA ANN GRIER Rifle Club, Sec. Treas.g G.A.A.g Senior Y Teensg Glee Club, French Club. Always friendly, kind, and sweet. RANDALL LANE HARTMAN Senior Bandg G1eeC1ub, Football, Track, Cross Country, Journalism. They say clothes make the man. MILLIE BUCKIUS Glee Club, French Club, Junior Y Teens. Not the roaring, shouting kind. SAMUEL CASHMORE Torch Clubg Hi Y Club, Track Mgr. Remember, Sam, faint heart ne'er won fair lady. DIXIE IANIS COX She is herself and that's enough. KATHLEEN CRIDER I want to be alone! THERESA JOSEPHINE DELIZ. Glee Club: Voice Class. Modest, simple, and sweet. RONALD JAMES DEPLANCHE Glee Clubg Torch Club. ' When a fellow needs a friend, he's with you to the end JOY ANN HECOX Sr. Y Teens Treasurerg Wy-News Copy Editorg Wy-News Editor-in-chiefg Commercial Clubg Quill and Scrollg Tri- Alphag National Honor Societyg R.S. U. Truth is beauty and she's truthful. THOMAS FREDRIC HIGBY Band, pearlping Drum MajorgTri-Alphag W.A.A.C. Classg National Honor Society. Is my phraseology too copious for your conprehension? JAMES VICTOR HIGGINS W. A. A. C. Classg Debatingg Sr. Play: Glee ClubgFootba1l. I might be dangerous, so look out! WINNIE SUE HURLEY Glee Clubg Voice Classy Chotusg Choir. Make way for the WAC's. GERALD WILLIAM HUTCHINSON Basketballg Senior Orchestrag Dance Bandg Glee Clubg Track. A man of inches, and every inch a man. DONALD OVID JAMES Glee Club. Men of few words are the best. BARBARA LUCILLE JEFFERIES National Honor Societyg Thespiansg Senior Y Teens Presi- dentg CommercialClubg R.S.U. 5 TriAlphag GleeC1ubg G. A.A. Life without her would be very dull. JOANN JOYCE KEHRER National Honor Societyg Thespiansg Quill and Scrollg Tri- Alphag Senior Y Teensg Orchestrag R.S.U.g Junior Class Secretary. Why gentlemen prefer blonds! BETTY LOU KIDDER R.S. U.g Co-op Class. Speech is silver, silence is golden. LORRAINE EDIT H KRAFT Commercial Clubg International Friendship Clubg Chorus. Not as quiet as one would think. LARRY BENNIE LaBELL Rifle Clubg Glee Clubg French Clubg City Official. Larry can get away with murder when he shows that smile. PHYLLIS ANN LIVELY Junior 8s Senior Playsg Thespian Secretaryg Quill 81 Scroll Debatingg Tri Alphag-Senior Y Teensg Radio Classg R.S. U.g Commercial Clubg Stage Crewg G.A.A.g Glee Club. As lively as is her name. EUGENE PAUL PLETZ. He is tall and very quiet, but he's sure to profit by it. MA RY LOUIS E PROS IS E A Cappella Choirg Thespiansg French Clubg Junior Y Teensg Senior Y Teensg G.A.A.g Girls' Ensemble. Love is like a cough--it can't be hidden. KENNETH MORGAN PTAK Glee Clubg Chorusg Choir. You'd go a long way to find a better .fellow. JUDITH ANN PUHL Senior Y Teensg Wy-Newsg G.A.A. So quiet we hardly know she's among us. GEORGE WILLIAM RICHARDS Cross Countryg Glee Clubg Bandg Cadet Band. Give me my diploma and you give me liberty! ROBERT GEORGE SALESKI Footballg Varsity Tennisg Student Councilman. Some people are nobody's enemy. FRANCES SCOTT LYNN In front of her name is a Mrs. and we give her our best wishes. ELEANORA JOYCE MANZ Senior Y Teensg Senior Orchestrag Co-op Classg G.A.A. If one likes her most, let him blame himself. OLIVE ANN MCLAUGHLIN Senior Orchestrag GleeClubg Senior YTeensg Commercial Club Presidentg Wy-Newsg Quill and Scroll. We like you, so would you. SYLVESTER A. MEDESKI Every maiden dark or fair, is crazy over his curly hair. DORA MAE NOWLAND Wy-Newsg SeniorY Teensg Commercial Clubg Co -op Class Presidentg Glee Clubg French Clubg G.A.A. Her cheek is fair, and golden is her hair. MARY LOU O'CONNOR French Clubg G.A.A.: Glee Club. What's the use of figuring on tommorrow when it's 24 hours away? CHESTER LEE SAWYER Journalism, Stage Crew. Quiet Lad. ISABEL KATHLEEN SCIACCA G.A.A.: Wy-News. A swell gal--jolly, sweet, and an all-a-round pal. DARWIN WADE SEELOFF Choir, Debating. A silent member of our class. DALE ODEN SIMMONS Thespian President, Junior SL Senior Plays, Stage Crew, Rifle Club, Radio Class. Fling away studies fling away care, I'm off for a good time, come if you darel RAY B. SONCRANT, JR. French Club, Glee Club, Rifle Club, Hi-Y, Football, He says nothing in the greatest number of words. RICHARD JAMES SPRINGSTEAD Debating, Football, Chorus, Glee Club. Never trouble trouble 'till trouble trouble you. if' x BARBARA ANN STEINHAUER G.A.A., Choir, Chorus, Glee Club, Thespians, Tri Alpha, Senior Play, French Club. Reluctant1y she leaves RHS. Wonder why? LOIS JEAN STRAWSINE ,. CommercialClub Treasurer, Senior Y Teens, G.A.A., Co- op Class Vice-President, Glee Club, Chorus, Voice Class. Good things come in little packages. TIMOTHY KAYE TORONGO Thespians, Senior Play, Stage Crew, French Club. A little learning is a dangerous thing. LORIN TREMAIN - Chorus. A jack of hearts, but a queen did take him. WAYNE FRANCIS VASHER Thespians, W.A.A.C. Class, Ski Club, President and Vice President, Cheerleading, Junior SL Senior Play, Glee Club, Senior Orchestra, Radio Class, Debating, French Club. If you want to get far, don't ride in his car. CHARLES VINCENT WILLIAMSON National Honor Society, Thespians, W.A.A.C. Class, A Cappella Choir W-Club, Junior Class Treasurer, Junior Class Play, Tennis Manager, Chorus. There are two sides to every question, the wrong side and my side. JOSEPH MICKOLAS WIRTZ Glee Clubg French Clubg Thespiansg Ski Club Presidentp Cheerleadingg Junior 8: Senior Playsg R.S. U. Life is short and so is he. DAVID WOOD Senior Class Presidentg Trackg R.S.U. Tri Alphag Cross Countryg W Club. The world knows little of its greatest men. JOHN PALAZZOLO A happy smile is well worthwhile. GRADUATE PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE AUGUST GRADUATES Barbara Ieane Bouquenoy L. Ka1ak0WSki Beverly Ann Koester R0b2fI P03215 Rose Marie LaVoisne Douglas Alexander Moran Gerald L. Muck 24 4 . I - -.J- W A, Q I I W x V ,xv v ,gg A SH 0 . . . . . . . n . 0 - . '.'.'.'. ' v . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . - . . - . .- . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . - . . - . . . . . . . . ..- . l . v Q ' c 1 5+ is-A :Lv , Z ,,,,:4 fa b ' f -N 'ffgsfis 2 we DONALD NEWELL President . ,gig , 5 .W , ,yu ,L.k 2 7 : ,. f-f-L Al., . ., i , mill X, 3 J t ,S mt? , s ' K i If ' y. , , Q in . 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S. as a group of 522 bewildered freshmen. Our freshman and sophomore years were uneventful as far as class activities were concerned, but that came to an end when we entered our Junior year as upper classrnen. Our first activity was choosing our class rin s, followed by our firstdance, T e Pumpkin Prance. Everyone who had parts in or worked on our Junior Play will never forget the fun we had pro- ducing A Young Man's Fancy, We climaxed our Junior year with the annual J-Hop, which we en- titled The Roaring Twenties. On that wonderful day, when we made the auditorium our Home Room, we knew we were really Seniors. With the fine leadership of our class officers and our won- derful sponsors we accomplished many things. We had great fun p r o du c i ng George Washington Slept Here , a terrific play in three acts, as our Senior Play, and we will never forget the work and fun involved in sponsoring the Mardigras as our Senior Prom. There were other things on our minds too. After a lon bat- tle, maroon and light blue finally won out as our class colors. Even in our Freshman Sz Soph- omore grades we were building up to that one great and all important moment in our lives when we would walk across the stage and receive our diplomas. Now that the time has arrived, we are a little scared but happy and we will always re- member the halls of wonderful R.H.S. and hope that it remem- bers uS. GARY WILLIAM AMES Footballg Basketball. FORREST JEROME ARNOLDI Tri Alphag R.S.U. 9 Hi-Yg Choirg Boys' Octet. MELVIN FREDDRICK -BACKHAUS Reserve Football. ROBERT ELWIN BACON Rorch Clubg Hi-Y, Vice Presidentg Stage Crewg Thespiansg TriA1phag Orchestrag Photo Editor Senior Annual. CHARLES CARNEY BAILEY Thespiansg Rowingg Torch Clubg Hi-Yg Ski Clubg Senior Play. PHILLIP H. BALDRIDGE' Tri Alphag Choirg Hi-Yg W.A.A.C. Class. PAUL JAMES BARTALOTTA Cadet Bandg Senior Band. CLIFFORD G. BARTHA Hi-Yg Torch Clubg Tri Alphag Choirg Boys' Octet. WILLIAM C. BENN RITA ANNE BOELTER French Clubg Dramaticsg Glee Club Chorus. MARJORIE ANN BOND A Commercial Clubg Sr. YTeenspG.A.A.g Tri Alphap Glee Club. JANE RUTH BOWMAN Cheerleadingg G.A.A.g R.S.U.: Junior 8: Senior Playsg Thespiansg National Honor So- cietyg Choirg Wy-Newsg Senior Prom Chair- man. VIOLET BOWMAN Co-op Classg International Friendship Clubg Majorette. CHARLES A. BRIGHTON Rifle Clubg Band. ROBERT CHARLES BRITZ 4 AVIS JOANNE COLLISON Commercial Clubg W.A.A.C. Classg Voice Classg Chorus. X DELORES R. COON R.S.U.g Wy-Newsg International Friendship Clubg Glee Club. CORENE MAY COX Glee Clubg Chorusg Choir. ANANCY ANN CRUICKSHANK International Friendship Clubg Glee Clubg Chorusg Choir. ELTA SUE CULP Senior Orchestragv G.A.A.: Junior 85 Senior Y Teensg Commercial Clubg Wy-News: Quill 85 Scroll. WILLIAM NELSON DAHLQUIST 1 orch Club Secretaryg Hi-Y Secretaryg R.S. U.g Stage Crewg Rowing. PATTY LOUISE BROWN Commercial Clubg G.A.A.: Junior 85 Senior Play Committee. PEGGY JEAN BROWN Corr. Secretary R.S. U. 5 Vice President Senior Classg Vice President Commercial Clubg G. A.A.g Choirg W.A.A.C. Classg National Honor Societyg Tri Alphag Girls' Ensemble. DOLORES OCTAVIA CARTER Co-op Class Secretary Sc Treasurer. KENNETH H. CARTY Swimmingg R.S. U. BARBARA ANN CATTELL Junior Y Teensg G.A.A.g Chorusg Thespiansg Co-op Class. A NT HONY JOSEPH CA VATA IO JANE ANN CLAUSE Tri Alphag Glee Clubg Voice Class. RAYMOND E. CLIPPERT Football. RICHARD B. COLE R.S.U.g Footballg Hi-Y. 'hx .. gf' ' .Jr L X JOHN EDWIN DAVENPORT Thespiansg Hi-Y Vice Presidentg Torch Club Vice Presidentg Stage Crewg Tri Alpha. MARION DAVIS BEATRICE VERN DENNIS InternationalFriendship Clubg Wy-Newsg Sen- ior Playg Thespiansg Co-op Classg G.A.A.g Glee Club. RICHARD A. DERKS R.S. U. Vice Presidentg Junior8L Senior Playsg Thespiansg W Clubg Rowingg Captain. PHYLLIS JOYCE DeWALT Glee Club. BARBARA ANN DRUM Thespians Secretary: Senior Playg Wy-Newsg G.A.A.g Discussion: R.S.U. JOHN DUDICK Discussion. ANN MAY DUDZINSKI Commercial Clubg Junior 8: Senior Y Teensg Glee Club. ROBERT EVERETTE EBERLINE Footballg Trackg Basketballg R.S.U. 3? wi I E X is 15 is it DAVID GLENDALE ENDICOTT Torch Club Hi Y Track Swimmingg Chorusg Choir SALLY LOU ENGEL JuniorY Teens- InternationalFriendship Clubg G A A -SkiC1ub Sec -Wy-NewsgTri Alphag Discussion- Debating- Chorusg Choir. DALE WILLIAM FERRIS Football- Baseball- WClubg R.S.U. PHILLIP STEPHEN FERRIS Footballg Swimmingg Wy-Newsg Quill 8a Scrollg Glee Clubg Hi-Yg Rifle Clubg Sports Editor Senior Annual. JOAN ANN FIELDS R.S.U.g G.A.A.g Junior gl Senior Y Teensg Commercial Clubg Glee Clubg Chorus. JOHN JOSEPH FINAZZO Cadet Band: Senior Orchestra. VICTOR LOUIS STEPHEN GOSCINSKY Wy-Newsg Tennisg W.A.A.C. Class: Glee Clubg Chorusg Choirg Boys'Octetg Rifle Club. DORIS ANN GRA HL SeniorY Teensg G.A.A. glournalismg Chorusg Choir. EUGENE ELMER GRAHL Cross Country. MARY SUE GRIFFITH Thespiansp Wy-Newsg G.A.A.: Glee Clubg Chorusg Choir: Girls' Ensembleg Radio Class. THELMA HALE Glee Clubg Chorus. RUTH ANN HALL .S. U. Corr. Secretaryg G.A.A.g Glee Clubg ommercial Clubg Co-op Class. V IRENE A. FODO International Friendship Clubg G.A.A. BARBARA JOAN FRIESE Junior Y Teensg G.A.A. LOUISE LaNIERE FYFE W.A.A.C. Classg Commercial Clubg Senior Y Teensg G.A.A.g Junior Playg Voice Classg Chorus. DAVID EUGENE GARDNER IOHANNA AGNES GAZDAG Junior 8a Senior Y Teensg G.A.A.: Chorusg Choirg Glee Club. MARY ELLEN GILLIAND Glee Clubg Voice Classg Chorusg Choirg Girls' Ensemble. MASON HERBERT GIRARDIN Reserve Footballg Rifle Club. LORETTA DOROTHY GORSKY Junior Class Secretaryg French Clubg National Honor Societyg Dance Bandg Girls' 'Ensembleg Chorusg Choir. VIRGINIA AGNES GORZYNSKI G.A.A.g Glee Club: Wy-New. JACK HARDIN KW Reserve Football Wy News xii JOYCE LEE HARDIN Natlonal Honor Soclety Senlor Class Secre tary R S U Corr 8: Recordlng Secretary Thesp1ans W A A C Class Junlor 8: Semor Plays Tr1 Alpha Junxor Ka Senlor Y Teens Chorus SALLY ANN HARPHAM G A A Pres Thesplans Sk1 Club Debat mg Glee Club RUTH DORIS HARRIS G A A Cornmerclal Club Internatronal Frlendshlp Club Chorus Trl Alpha Co o Class RUTH CHARLOTTE HARRY R S U Jumor Dance Chauman Senror REVALEE JUNE HARLEY Iun1orY Teens G A A Internat1onalFr1end shlp Club JAMES DONAVON HARTMAN Football Band Track KATHRYN ANN HAUBRICK G A A Cheerleadrng COLLEEN MAY HAZEY Glee Club Vorce Class Inxernat1onalFr1end ship Club Junior Y Teens Vlce Presrdent G R 'J Q Y' EgglQCfqlQyfl ,,, Wg 55? 5 aww tl ll, T2 53515325 'SJ s fra Llgggigigi? 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ELLEN THETA IVESTER Senior Bandg French Club. FLOYD BENJAMIN IVESTER Cadet Bandg Senior Bandg Rifle Club. BARBARA LEE JACQUES Glee Clubg Chorusg Co-op. NORMA KATHRYN JONES Choirg Commercial Clubg Senior Y Teens French Club, RICHARD GEORGE JUCHARTZ Chorusg Choirg Rifle Clubg Iournalismg Wy Newsg Hi-Y. MARGARET ANN KEEDY Chorusg Choirg Ensembleg G. A. A. ROBERT H. KINDE Rifle Club, President. JUNE MARIE LaBELLE Glee Clubg Junior Y Teens. ROBERT WILLIAM LONG Senior Bandg Rifle Club. WALTER DUANE LAURIE R.S.U. GLORIA R. LaVOISNE Commercial Club. WILLAJAY LEAVITT Glee Clubg International Friendship Club. JAMES B. LeCLAIR Orchesrrag Senior Annual, Sales Manager, Ski Club. DORA CATHERINE LEIBY G.A.A.g Senior Y Teens, Treasurerg Glee Club. BARBARA D. LEITNER Glee Clubg International Friendship Club. LOIS ANN LINSKE Glee Clubg Bandg R.S.U.g G.A.A.g Band Committee: Senior Prom Committeeg Junior Prom Committee. Q55 ii Z i W DENTON E. LIVENSPARGER HERBERT RUSSELL LOWE Boys' Glee Clubg Chorus: Hi-Yg Junior Play Thespiansg Thespian Play. WILLIAM AMOS LOWE W.A.A.C. Class, Hi-Y, Treasurerg Choir, Tri Alphag Boys' Glee Club. BETTY L. LUCAS Glee Clubg Wy-News. MARLENE LAVELLE MacNElL G. A.A.g R. S. U. 5 Glee Clubg Chorusg Junior Y TeensgSenior-YTeensg Commercial Club: Co-op. . MARIANNE C. MARK G.A.A.: International Friendship Clubg Co op. W X EAI fm .I DONALD ALFRED MAURER Bandg Hi-Y MARY MARGARET MAYVILLE Glee Club ILA MARIE MCCASLAND G.A.A2g Senior Play Committee EUGENE FRANKLIN MCCRUM Tri Alphag Senior Band CORRINE N MCDONALD Senior Band- Cadet Band- G A A Secretary CAROL LEE MEHLMAN Glee Club- Chorus- Sr Y Teens- Commercial Club , BLAINE GEORGE MENEFEE Senior Band- Dance Band- Tennis BERNARD FRANK MILLER Baseball Team- Football WILLIAM MICHAEL MINAK Freshman Football- R S U - Wy-News NANCY ANN MOORE Junior Y Teensg International FriendshipC1ub, President, Secretary: Senior AnnualBusiness Managerg Tri Alphag Chorusg Choirg W.A.A. C. Classg National Honor Society, Girls' En- semble. PATRICIA RUTH MOORE Glee Clubg G.A.A.g International Friendship Club: Chorus. PATRICIA MULLIN WALLACE HERBERT MUMPER JEAN MARY MURDOCH G.A.A.g Junior Y Teens, Secretaryg Chorusg Choirg Discussiong International Friendship. FRANCIS LEO MURPHY Boys' Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg Choir. Millie Redman A JR, ,.1,,, f. 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M ,. ,ff e ,, , .4 an , K w r' ' fsz x f ., Look Ma -- No Arms 4 ! SOP!-IIE PA PPAS Co-op Classg International Friendship Club Vice President. RAYMOND A. PATTENAUDE Cross Countryg Track. VELMA AUDRY PAYNE Senior Orchestrag G.A.A.g Senior Y Teens. GERALD WILLIAM PEARSON Basketballg Hi-Yg Tri Alpha. NANCY ELIZABETH PERRY National Honor Societyg Thespians Vice Pres- identg Wy-Newsg Junior8r Senior Playsg Junior Y Teens: R.S.U.g G.A.A.g Voice Class. JEAN AGNES PETRASKA Chorusg Choirg Class Editor of Senior Annual. JACK FREDRICK MURPHY Trackg Cross Countryg Glee Clubg Wy-News. DONALD WILSON NEWELL Swimmingg Bandg Stage Crewg Torch Club Presidentg Hi-Y: R.S. U. 5 Senior Class Presi- dentg Glee Clubg Chorusg Choir. JOSEPH NICITA R.S.U. President 84 Vice Presidentg Junior Class Presidentg W Club Presidentg Footballp National Honor Societyg Debating. JEAN ALICE NICOL Commercial Club Presidentg International Friendship Club Secretary 8a Treasurerg Junior 85 Senior Y Teensg Wy-Newsg Chorusg Choir. EWELL MAYNARD O'GUlNN Choirg Chorusg Boys' Octet: Cross Country: Rowing. RICHARD DEAN OLDHAM Rifle Clubg R.S.U.g Dance Band. BETTY MAY PAICE Majorettesg Glee Clubg G.A.A. SA M JOHN PALAZZOLO FRANCIS PAP Chorus Choir Boys Octet Christmas Play. CLARA BELLE PHELPS G.A.A-: Ch0il': Chorusg Girls' Ensembleg Voice Class. MARY LOU Pl-IELPS Chorus: Choirg Senior Y Teensg Glee Club. RAYMOND PHILLIPS Swimmingg R. S. U. JOAN THERESA POLCZER Co-op Classg Majorettesg G1eeC1ubgChorusg Choir. ELAINE EVELYN POMRENKE G.A.A.g Glee Clubg Chorusg Co-op Class. BRUCE DALLAS POURCHO Hi.-Y. JACK M. PRIEST Stage Crew. ROBERT PHILLIP PUGH Glee Clubg Stage Crew. JOA NN PURCELL TriA1phag G.A. A. BRE PATRICIA ANN PYSZCZYNSKI RSU GAA e Clu LAWRENCE E QUI Cheerleading GLORIA MAE RASB RY Cadet Orchestra- Senio Orchestra- G A A.: ' M Senlor Annual Sales Committee Chairman. anager- Junior Play MILDRED ANNE REDMAN G.A.A.: R.S. Ug Chorusg Choirg Senior Y Teens Vice Presidentg Commercial Clubp Sen- ior Annual Association Editorg Glee Club. ALICE JOYCE REEVE Glee Clubg Chorus: Choirg Girls' Ensemble, Junior Y Teensg G.A.A.: Orchestra. MILDRED RUTH RE Glee Clubg Chorusg Cho Secretary: G.A.A.g Se Class. ID irq Commercial Club nior Y Teensg Voice LAURA HELEN SC HONS HECK Glee Clubg Chorusg Choirg W.A.A.C. Classg Tri Alphag Commercial Club. IEANNE ELIZABETH SCHRADER Commercial Clubg Sr. Y Teensg Dramatics. KARL FREDERICK SCHROEDER Swimmingg R.S.U.g Stage Crewg Thespians Presidentg W.A.A. C. Classg Radio Workshop. HOWARD WILLIAM SCHUMAN Wy-News. ELVA ESTHER SCHWARTZ GleeClubg Chorusg Choirg Commercial Club. BETTE MARIE Sl-IONK G.A.A.g Commercial Club Vice Presidentg Junior Y Teens Presidentg .Art Editor ofSenior Annualg Glee Club. ' ROBERT ROY RICHARD Bandg Thespians Treasurerg Wy-News. LAURA CCARTERQ ROBBINS Majorettesg G.A.A.g Wy-News. CHARLES A LBERT ROBINSON LLOYD D. ROTHERMAL W Clubg Football Mgr.: Wy-Newsg French Club. IOANNE RUSCHE Editor-in-chief of Wy-Newsg National Honor Societyg Quill 8a Scrollg Tri Alphag Junior 8a Senior Y Teensg Glee Clubg Chorus. FRANCIS JEROME SALESKI Footballg Cross Country: Trackg W Club. JEAN HELEN SA LISBURY Glee Clubg G.A.A.g Chorusg International Friendship Club. RICHARD DEAN SAWITSKAS Footballg Stage Crewg R.S.U.: Thespians. IOANN MARGARET SCHNAU Commercial Club Historiang G.A.A.g Glee Clubg Jr. Play Publicity Chairman. CAROLE JOAN Sl-IOPP G.A.A.g Commercial Club Treasurerg Junior Y Teensg Co-op Classg Glee Club. THOMAS R. SIMPSON Trackg Cross Countryg Glee Clubg Chorusg Choirg W Club. PATRICIA ANN SKOTZKE International Friendship Clubg Chorus. DONALD MICHAEL SNIZIK Swimmingg Rowingg TorchClubg WClubg Ski Club: Chorusg Rifle Club. PATRICIA MAUDENE SOMMERS Glee Clubg Chorusg Choirg International Friendship Clubg CommercialClubg Dramat- ics. JOHN HALLETT SPANGLER Ski Clubg Swimmingg Rifle Clubg Glee Clubg Chorusg Torch Club. RONALD CULVER SPERLBAUM Glee Clubg Football. BARBARA JEAN STEINHAUER Glee Clubg Chorusg Commercia1C1ubg Inter- national Friendship Club. ALICE JEAN STEINMAN EDWARD 'OLIVER STONER Orchestrag Cross Countryg GleeClubg Chorus. DELORES STRIKER Senior Y Teensg Commercial Clubg G1eeClubp Chorusg Wy-Newsg SeniorY Teens Vice Pres- ident. NORA LEE STROBEHN Glee Clubg G.A.A. ROBERT STEPHEN SWITZER Hi-Y. NORMA JEAN TABB G.A.A.g Internationa1Friendship Clubg Glee Clubg Chorus. COLLEEN M. A. TEBBE Commercial Clubg Co-op Class. IHDUUHS Wa Hoppen ' I N 1, If -2'--23,-, . QQ, xx D4 9' 1' Studious ? '? Where ends meet! . Monkey see monkey do? Some Enchanted Evening X V14 4:55 ' kglicv L' -s Llif , . 'ii' fem, C a1j1p1.n 8 11 S Three ketee Ps Sleeping Beau 0 is. xr' Q X41 X 3 I X A N., Q ' ju -M- ty ni Wwe o T or 'YrOubXe ye DOJ' HHIJ UUT Hi! I' Chorus Line 29 S - ' They didn't learn this in school? ? ? ? I I.. - 1- W, , .. ,. ., .M A . , , 1, ..,,,h.,....,,,. .. BARBARA JEANNE THERO Choirg Chorusg Glee Clubg G.A.A.: Co-op Classg Ir. Y Teensg Commercial Clubg Voice Class. DLANA JUNE THOMAS G.A.A.: International Friendship Clubg Co- op Class. JO ANN THOMAS Glee Clubg Chorusg G.A.A. JOYCE ELAINE THOMPSON Glee Clubg Chorus. RUSS ELL C HA RLES T HO MS CHARLES EARL TIMS Swimrningg W Club. ANTHONY JOSEPH TOMASZEWSKI Wy-Newsg Rowing. JAMES RICHARD TUCKER Junior Class Treasurerg R.S.U.g Hi-Y Presi- dentg Torch Club. NANCY J. TUCKER Junior YTeensg Journalismg Advertising Editor Senior Annual. EDWARD CAS IMER TYSOWSKI Track. NANCY LOU VAN SICKLE Glee Clubg Chorusg G.A.A. ANGELA THERESA VASSALO Glee Clubg Chorusg G.A.A.g international Friendship Clubg Co-op Class. BEVERLY LOIS VIERK Glee Clubg Voice Classg Chorusg Choir. DAVID MICHAEL VIZACHERO Senior Bandg Dance Bandg Rifle Clubg Orches- trag Band Manager. JOYCE ANNE WAGNER Glee Clubg Chorusg G.A.A.g International Friendship Clubg Co-op Class. THOMAS EDWARD WOODWARD Glee Club. MARION EUGENE WRINKLE Tennisg Swimmingg W Clubg R.S. U. JOANN YODER Senior Bandg Co-op Classq Glee Club. GERALDINE JOYCE YOUKNA Majorettesg Co-op Class. GENEVIEVE HELEN YUSKIS Glee Clubg Chorusg Choirg Girls' Ensembleg TriAlphag Junior Sc Senior Y Teensg G.A.A. PHILLIP DAVID ZASADNY Glee Clubg Choirg Boys' Octet. ROBERT RAY WALLACE R.S.U. Presidentg Thespiansg Baseball. THOMAS D. WATSON Footballg Basketballg Ski Clubg Track. IVAN HOMER WECKERLY Torch Clubg Football. BARBARA JEAN WHELAN Choirg G.A.A.g Ski Club Vice President 85 Treasurer: W.A.A.C. Classg Rifle Clubg Cheerleadingg Junior 85 Senior Playsg Thes- pians Treasurerg Chorusg Glee Clubg Activity Editor Senior Annual. 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U. MARY ANN ZIMMERMAN G.A.A.:G1ee Club. PA TRICIA ANN ZOPF Glee Clubg Chorusg Choirg Commercial Clubg Junior 8L Senior Y Teens: G.A.A.g R.S.U.: Editor-in-chief Senior Annual. i H 415 if 72 Rui fm. nl1 L l M 49 ,QT ' 519 .Will ef- ,fix Q - S ally Ha rpham S C, W G . A . A . Pr e s ,: 7 -W V 4, ' Joanne Rusche .gl N .- . n M ' Wy-News Ed1tor R ll M A Y -X Peggy Brown Senior Class Vice-Pres. J X3 4 +759 ' ga? EI: v K l Pat Zopf Senior Annual f Q K., l 5 S fx 1 ilgffwllwi gif 5 K q X i , Vx fe f .ws U s 5 'V af 2 ,ww in , KE WEQKLL, 554 ,lf 'v :,i l-: lt li:'fi3gggE ig Wi 1 W5 illills s , ,X gl M K Y Q Fw 4 ,,, K g,3wQsl Q Editor-in-Chief . qqgxtmx . , Assoclate Ed1tOT Senior Annual .lim Mildred Redman QA . . In Basketball Capt. Dale Ferris Tom Higby Drum Major S R- 5 s .1- gm ? ,gs K 2 ,353.19 7 N o e l B uf e A Football Capta1n E . ., Zll . ' w g We 1 ' . . I f Joyce 1-lardln ' . Senior Class Sec. , Dave Powell 5 C 0 - C ap tain ' Swimming Team 50 Don Newell Senior Class Pres. 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Vrsi sag 1,1-,rr,s-rr '--f sfcsw rrwgpzlixjgqgrigi gp , s.:,,.g.A grgf,,-if,: rigs rims,-'asf 1-f2,:m :V-51.-in ff' A9301 ' '-9 M-15 -- ,swf ' gs-,yy-fe w ' xrziaw-,:?a3'QFSAM ., r-ffff' W . ,.u,-get l,:,-.Lwfg :,- ,:-1-10,5wzs,:szM:.fs'- is, : Kr Jr .,,A J H rxgf.-my ,, sg.,--Q-is Q sw' , .1- 5 f'v-aff.-11 Srfs-:,,,-,J ,,.,.ts,.J,1?'z.f.q,5l,- .... , , ff,s9.f,sgff gwt f f L V+ sk They Bring Laughs The Senior Play selection was George Washington Slept Pere which was presented November 9, IO, and II, under the direction of Lawrence John- son. Theme of the playwas based on an old dilapidated house in which George Washington was supposed to have slept. The Fuller family tries to make their home here with considerable trouble from their landlord and the neigh- bors. The play proved to be a huge success with real talent shown by the en- tire cast of characters. Participating were Dwinal Forbes QMr. Kimberlyj, Joe Baunoch QNew- ton Fullerj, Phylis Lively fAnnabelle Fullerj, Joyce Hardinflviadge Fullerj, Charles Bailey CSteve Eldridgej, Barbara Steinhauer QKatieJ, Nanci Perry CMrs. Douglasj, Jim Higgins QClayton Evansj, Jane Bowman CRena Lesliey, Barbara Whelan fl-Iesterj, Joe Wirtzfllaymondj, Dale Simmons QUncle Stan- leyj, Dick Derks fLeggett Frazery, Tim Torango QTommy Hughesj, Carol Begeman QSue Barringtonj, Beatrice Dennis QMiss Wilcoxj, Dick Kralick CMr. Prescottj, Make UP Crew No Santa Claus 53 dd Norma Jones af el war EL Bafbar a Howe M Y Y 'lfz TW. z us ls ,ffl ,5 lljghf 5353759 Mlllvgii Lou phe Ip A Betty Barba ra Drum 1111 S Kr chnau shank Delores Striker Avis C ol-H 5 on Sylvia Williams 54 Phy11,s Wayne Lively Vashe r 1. F f 1' V.,- :I ,,: .X l V V i -f - -www x.,,11 Wi f B 4 J' -- 1118 D e We i lu E In y y has 411 4 , K X sf 1 9,1 Q fs ,f -L 1 S , iq .M K1 f --f 2 -fig i -5223525355 '+fHLfi52s,m,-' NE' '11 K 1-:,5E5g3gwfSi.f'1gfg 55,12-' A , ,Wc,Kg,lfl215y gg :fl K 1 J 1.5 Q 3. lf gy, 'X V ,P i f 'Quia- xdkx I lu gs 6 4, ' f - qc, -1-me.-:,,..i1.:,-.:-ef. :L J 5 Nancy Moore 5 new swf' Dick - I 'f ' ' l ,. V ceyy 'j 'j i g l tjgfjf : ff? 'sill V , bavoxl 'ga go Soaf Pat Zopf 8: Nancy Van Sickle Phyllis B aldwin ,L 1 5 I in ks, l 'fwlysfx ipflixhf I s U , w - 1 2':i:: : -e mg ,-,.a:-,g,- ,.-'15--s,-E, L aw. fu:-V fig-sis' ' ' ffl ff hi, 'H 'E , 'WISH sz: assi : ,M 4' F YEVM W? is ,i., g5E-igiiiiv . -g:L ' ' y,,y,- , elf '. ' 315 i n ?1.,,- W i 2.14 M1 . LM, 1 Q ' l' , ,L 1. E fi his Joyce Reev 6 Sally Ha:-Pham NK, r ' X 'Z l JOVCC Bergel-On 10 betty 1 5 .QW em PQ, for th 6 d ance This is a pajama party? ? Roosevelt Chorus GQHDID SHOTS Q! I 00013316 0 QQ ie Summertime . ......-..........- FIRST ROW: Mr. Maynard Alfstad, Joe Nicita, Donna Marshall, Joyce Hardin, Don Robinson, Barbara Durrn, Ola Jean Coffee, Joanne Sheets, Barbara Jefferies, Christine Bardoni, Nancy Gee, Gail Andres, Sally Vasher, Julie Flynn, David Wood, Bill Dahlquist, Mr. Robert Rattray. SECOND ROW: Bob Stoner, Peggy Jean Brown, MadelineAran, Neva Curtis, Nellielo Tutor, Pat Drobnak, Theresa Zajkowski, Jerrie Bywaters, Yvonne Buskard. THIRD ROW:HoraceCameron, Don Newell, Clifford Bartha, Bob McCandless, Charles Davenport, Frank Haw- kins, Bob Draheim, Tom Sparrow, Edward Hinsman, Tony Giannola, Richard Lyon, John Blanchard, Arnold Zeff, Tex Leeper, Al Robertson. FOURTH ROW: Dick Tucker, Joe Bywaters, James Deason, Don Tremain, George Stepanovic, Walt Letwin, David Barkey, Noe1Bufe, Bob Kish, EdwardDowning, Jerry Green, Ed Ledingharn, Gary Ames, A1Catarino, Dave Powell, Richard Dula, R.S U. The Roosevelt Student Union, the student government of the school, is made up of one representative from each Eng- lish class, who meet once each week to discuss schoolprob- lems and activities. The fall officers were Joe Nicita, Presidentg Sally Vasher, Vice-Presidentg A1 Catarino, Treasurerg Nancy Gee, Cor- responding Secretaryg Peggy Brown, Recording Secretary. Taking over as officers in the spring term are Bob Wal- lace, Presidentg Dick Derks, Vice-Presidentg George Rich- ardson, Treasurerg Nancy Gee, Recording Secretary, Joyce Hardin, Corresponding Secretary. The two sponsors are Mr. Robert Rattray and Mr. May- nard Alfstad. 58 J IQ fi 'J i ,. . A .tix I The World As ACornmunity Class first came into being in 1946 with Wyandotte the pioneer in this idea of high school exchange groups. Each year an ex- change ofvisits with a similar group in another part of the nation is a climax of the year's study. One year an exchange was made with Montreal, thus giv- ing an international flavor. This year the class in Wyandotte exchanged with one at Frederick, Mary- land and to raise necessary funds had paper drives, dances, bake sales and the annual County Fair. Class study was of the geography, geology and his- tory of Maryland. Planning their rrip to Maryland are, SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Victor Goscinski, Herbert Howe, Peggy Jean Brown, Nancy Gee, Laura Schon- sheck, Mitzi Berarov, Sylvia Williams, Mrs. Bernice Hardwicke, Louise Fyfe, Joyce Hardin, Albert Bergeron. SECOND ROW, STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Mclntosh, Nancy Moore, Barbara Whelan, Karl Schroed- er, Dave Powell, William Lowe, Robert Galocz, Robert Britz, Phillip Baldridge, Ronald Cook, Don Newell, Avis Collison, Pat Olkkonen, Q Shirley Webb. 60 IUHEHE TU NEXT UEHR X l DEBHTIH6 HI-9 FIRST ROW: Jack Davenport, Mr. Charles Lacy, Mr. W. R. Barnard. SECOND ROW: Bob Wilson, Vern Easterling. THIRD ROW: Jack Homeister, William Lowe, Herbert Lowe FOURTH ROW: Don McIntosh Robert Britz, Sam Cashmore. FIFTH ROW: Phil Baldridge Bob Bacon, Richard Kralick. SIXTH ROW: Phil Thibideau Walt Wegst, Milt Moore. FIRST ROW, SEATED ARE: Phyllis Baldwin, Sally Vasher, Carol Begeman, Phyllis Lively, Sally Engel, Verna Church, Robert M. Rattray. SECOND ROW: D. Wade Seeloff, Dick Springstead, John Dudick, Richard Kralick, Wayne Vasher, Joe Nicita, David Wood, Jim Meihn, Jim Higgins, Robert Britz, Margaret Johns, June Gor- ham. 'f Q, ff 45. nf? UUIIIIIIEINIIHL FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Patsy Sommer, Virginia Bair, Eleanor Domke, Vicki Sutherland, Bernadette Hodnicki, Rita Juneau, Sally Kincaid, Laura Schonsheck, Joan Ellwood, Lois Straw- sine, Olive Ann McLaughlin, Marjorie Bond, Peggy Jean Brown, Pat Zopf, Mildred Redman, Louise Fyfe, Helen Murphy, Neva Curtis, Miss Wanda Walker, Miss Hollis Powell. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Toboy, Alice Lowek, Barbara Villaire, Jacquelixfe Strochine, Joanne Stevens, Betty Deshaw, Ruth Klug, Bette Shonk, Ruth Reid, Marlene Mac Neil, Mary Girvan, Barbara Jean Steinhauer, Phyllis Lively, Janet Berry, Ruth Ann Hall, Lorraine Kraft, Sylvia Kulak, Delores Striker. THIRD ROW: Lois Switzer, Jeannie Nicol, Patricia Haddock, Yvonne Buskard, Marcia Parks, Onlee Pilon, Thelma Barrel, Carole Shopp, Ruth Harris, JoAnn Schnau, Elva Schwartz, Carole Mehlrnan, Barbara Kreps, Katherine Alexia, Eunice Waschilewsky, Julia White, Jeanne Schrader, Irene Doyon and Joan Fields. One of the most successful clubs at Roosevelt is the Commercial Club under sponsorship of Misses Hollis Powell and Wanda Walker. Whether it be an initiation, apicnic or business meeting the girls are highly enthusiastic and efficient in their planning and carrying out of such plans. Many of the members become greatly appreciated secretaries, stenogra- phers and typists in various industrial offices in the city, 64 SEHIUR U-TEENS FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Modesta Gamble, sponsor, Sylvia Kulka, Joyce Begeron, OliveAnn McLaughlin, Lois Strawsine, JoAnne Yates, Jean Jones, Dorothy Tobay. SECOND ROW: Judith Puhl, Joann Kehrer, Phyllis Lively, Carole Kehrer, Nanci Haubrick, Janet Grahl, Nancy 3 T E E Barkey. THIRD ROW: Mildred Redman, Joanne Rusche, Yvonne Buscard, Jerone Sieja, Nancy Howe, Jeanie Nicol, Joy Heacox. FOURTH ROW: Eleanora Manz, Barbara Kreps, Velma Payne, Carole Mehlmann, Jeanne Schrader, Sara Brodie, Barbara Beecher, Marcia Walker. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Burdfield, Doris Grahl, Barbara Howe, Dora Leiby, Margaret Johns, Eunice Smith, Bar- bara Jefferies, Mary Girvan. JUIIEH UWEEHS FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Leona Shepard, Nancy Myers, Betty McGraw, Eleanor Wendl, Caleen Geyer, Jean Scruggs, Rita McCaffrey, Mary Ann Laretz, Nancy Homeister, Joan Poblenz, Joy Ann Wil- liarns, Doris Crabtree, Joan Harnmon, Beverly LaBeau, Anna Mary Antolovic, Arlene Hammond, Miss Martha Calvert, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Joanne Affholter, Phyllis Jackson, Carol Lakin, Connie Szczesny, Louise Eberline, Virginia McWhirter, Jacqueline Wolske, Inga Jean Hanson, Violet Erickson, Elenore Go- gola, Rita McGarth, Janet Boggs, Betty Tobay, Pat Edgett, Pat Wolske, Miss Charlene Jackson, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Pat Flynn, Barbara Mitchell, Barbara Fauser, Dancen Perry, Millie Japoniez, Doris McCauley, Marilyn Vent, Barbara Bailey, Shirley Homeister, Judy Lange, Marian Morche, Nancy Schave, Eileen Ed- ner, Marie Kennedy, Leslie Thibideau, Shirley Hudgins, Nancy Sawicki. 65 FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret Wilson Patty Duncan Miss Helen Niparko Miss Rosalie Westcott Miss Lynn Vendien Sal Harpham Jane Bowman SECOND ROW: Gracie Bozzo Mickey Kurepa Carol Henig Barbara Haigh Nancy Barkey Yvonne Buskard Joanne Patrick Clarabelle Philps Emily Pizzimenti Dorothy Toboy, Marlene Petrov Jo Anne Yates Margaret Johns Sally Kincaid Barbara Clay Shirley Dumsick Barbara Drum SECOND ROW: Marge Sisneros Bev Hoots Margie Skurnet Irene Schonscheck Mary Grondziel Joanne Courtney Rita McGarth lla McCasland Velma Serfozo Joanne Leighty Joyce Fowler Barbara Haynes Diana Thomas Connie Gegos, JoAnn Schnau Jean Murdoch THIRD ROW: Sally Engel Anna Jaciuk Donna Sue Carter Norma Matejoski Jean Wicker Johanna Gazdag Pat Mann Rene McDonald Dora Leiby Pat Olkkonen Nancy Gee Bette Shonk Sylvia Williams Pat Brown Genevieve Yuskis J FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Miss Helen Niparko Evelyn Brown Nancy Steinhauer Nancy Myers Sally Beaudrie Eileen Boucher Joyce Jelocsrty Elaine Keller Anna Mary Antolovrs Virginia MCWUIIISI Ellen Schultz Rita Olms Nancy Lowe Shirley Donahue Florence Fisher Dora Shepard Shelley Marshall Fanny White Suzanne Williamson Nliriam Stelzer Gary Philips Jacqueline Wolske Joan Black Miss Lynn Vendien Miss Rosalie Westcott SECOND ROW Irma Stoddard Delores Slacum Marilyn Knapp Dolores Semetko Phyllis Fackson Conn1eSzczesny Louise Eberline Pat Drabnak Lee Latchford Judy King Chr1st1neBardon1 Ann Harfsharn Marie Jitex Gloria Grandmai son Mary Terry Edna Mattson Marilyn Griffin Shirley Ohliger Dolores Morrow Shrrlee Maddalozzo THIRD ROW Betty Tthay Pat Andrus Mary Jane Korleske Joan Hammond Pauline Andrus Clarissa Knaggs Dorothy Callahan Gail Andrer Joan Blizman Pat Zasadny Joan Zanley Mary E Fuller Joann Robinson Anne Powell Jo Anne Hadley Janet Schubert Beverly De Coster Pat Pearson Delphrne Narbut Esther ChyS11Ck, Donna Marshall Beverly Bruso FOURTH ROW Barbara Lee Bell Jo Ann Armstrong Nancy Kieen Barbara Regan Pat Underwood Ernestrne Gorka Shirley Eby Martha Pattison Theresa Jelocsity Irene Kurkowski Marilyn Malack Rhea Ann Davis Joyce Coutine Elaine Wilson Janelle Goolsby Nancy Clnrbal Bernice Martin Pansy Hagan Gayle Brancheau Leslie Thibideau Janice Warner FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dolores Adams, Phyllis Barrel, Betty Farce , Colene Tebbe. SECOND ROW: Barbara Cattell, Violet Bowman, Betty Lou - Kidder, Eleanora Manz. THIRD ROW: Dora Nowland, Lois Strawsine, Dolores Carter, Mr. Hugh Tarrant, director. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MaryMistretta, Audreylvlintz, IoanneSheets, Bar- bara Iefferies, Barbara Regan, Mary Jane Korleske, Shirley Wilson, Phyllis Bald- win, Joyce Bergeron, Verna Church, Amelia Fezza, Mary Girvan, Dean Price, Gay Philip, Eleanor Fezza, Miss Esther Kern is director. SECOND ROW: Lena Bills, Jean Cerny, Mildred Ann Endicott, Joann Kehrer, Velma Rashlow, Donna Wil- liams, Rhea Ann Davis, Donna Pruce, Carole Kehrer, Loretta Gorsky, Pat Zasadny, JoAnne Hadley, Arthur Pepke, Emile Anthos. THIRD ROW: Anita Pierini, Kay Ryan, Mary Prosise, Jerone Sieja, Carol Baker, Margaret Christie, Lyn Graziani, Bob Walton, Tim Torongo, Gilbert Rose, Bruce Lowery, Larry La Bell, Jim Meihn, Bill lshel, Dwinal Forbes. FRENCH CLUB IHTEHHHTIUHHL FRIENDSHIP CLUB Seniors, who have done outstanding work in Journalism and publications are eligible for Quill and Scroll. Such honors were won As its name implies, the international Friendship Club is World Wide in scope and members have Pen Pals inmany nations. Shown, looking over some of the letters received, are: SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Bergeron, Helen Murphy, Velma Ferfazo, 1reneSchonsheck, Jeanie Nicol, Joanne McEachran, Shirley Frank. BACK ROW: Pat Skotzke, Neva Curtis, Beatrice Dennis, Janet Smith, Katherine Alexia, Elaine Ansel, Mary Lahman, Marion Du- kus, Nancy Cruikshank, Irene Michalski, Mary Jane Korleske. SEATED IN THE CENTER IS: Miss Mary Smart, sponsor. by freading from the bottomjz Olive Mc- Laughlin, Phyllis Lively, Joanne Rusche, Joann Kehrer and Joy Ann Hecox. au an 5, Xl yyyy xk 1171 3lIIrrIlHtiUlt2lllVi7punnl2rlj,SilIirIL1 tilriuh Srhunl Jnuma i'aia gLHSS JuuHW'Sm FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Sally Engel, Barbara Drunq bara Burdlield, Chester Sawyer, Phil Ferris, foa Jack Hardin, Jack Murphy, foe Palazz Jeannie Nicol, Berry Lucas, Ma ' ski, Bill Minak, Mr. Tucker, Jak , Jean Jones, Bar- nne Patrick, Barbara Hai olo. SECOND ROW: Jane rcia Walker, BeatriceDen1 ' James Osrrunq, Nanci P e Jacobson, Lloyd Rother f 199 'flflw Bowman, I Hs, Tony TOUZHSZEW' erry, Richard fuchartz, Nancy Jifgff Uzal. wc, J0YCe Tom Sparighlshuck' GHT: he. Ra W LEFT Tolciinne Ruse RO ' HeC0X' FIRST H JOY Befgero s ECOND 1 . CHO 11111 Sh Gee- . McLau aflcy d Ollve u1P- N Gefal bert Richeifgmal' Sugoi Wauon. I Lively' Roslaine Romrchford' Begemanfwh Lee Grifl ' 6 ihlaihews' M! Wt: 'w Kehrer' P y Joann Py1e. . Ray ROW' ,Y FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Eleanor Domke, Corene Cox, Clarabelle Phelps, Peggy Brown, Laura Schonscheck, Joyce Berger- on, Pat Zopf, Joyce Reeve, Jean Murdoch, Barbara Thero, Nancy Moore, Barbara Steinhauer, Sylvia Williams, Miss Bennink. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Baldwin, Delores Striker, Joan Polczer, Maryellen Gilliand, Elva Schwartz, Johanna Gazdag, Loretta Gor sky, Ray Pyle, Donald Mc Eachran, Francis Murphy, David Endicott, Nancy Cruickshank, Mary Prosise, Mary Girvan, Sally Bes sey. THIRD ROW: Beverly Vierk, Barbara Kreps, Frank Pap, Mack Kostenko, Richard Juchartz, Kenneth Ptak, Forrest Arnoldi, Dwinal Forbes, Ernest Stratelak, Dale States, Genevieve Yuskis, Barbara Whelan, Margaret Keedy, Suzanne White, Ruth Reid. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Zilka, Sue Griffith, Jean Petraska, Victor Goscinski, Dick Jenkins, Phil Baldridge, Philip Zasadny, Don Newell, Joe Baunoch. Charles Williamson, Clifford Bartha, Richard Kralick, Peggy Wilson, Sally Engel, Ewell O'Guin. UHUIH af , fnnrnurts f l - 'W'm'73?5 Z J IH-MUSIC QL cuunus FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Patsy Sommer, Arlene Craig, Dorothy Kwiatkowski, Mary Lou Phelps, Barbara Jacques, Mildred Redman, Mary Louise Hebert, Janet Berry, Barbara Jean Steinhauer, Wilma Weaks, Mitzi Berarov , Shirley Webb, Jean Salisbury, Joyce Wagner, Angela Vassallo, Jeanie Nicol, Thelma Hale, Miss Bennink. SECOND ROW: Carol Henig, Kenneth Recore, Clar- ence Reed, Patricia Haddock, Rita Boelter, Joyce Hardin, Jane Landrith, Eunice Waschilewsky, Joyce Thompson, Marlene Amo, Ruth Harris, Barbara Howe, Doris Grahl, Jerone Sieja, Elinoer Burgents, Pat Skotzke, Walt Wegst. THIRD ROW: Helen Klimkow- ski, Barbara Beecher, Jane Bowman, Jean Wicker, Sally Heins, Ray Gorham, William Lowe, Jay Stark, Gerald Brewer, DickRob- erts, Eugene Pollum, Ellwood Porath, Lorin Tremain, Jay Cee Brown, Henry Sieloff, Phil Thibideau, Don Mc Intosh. 70 6'!6'1,5'f When these girls gather around the piano they think only of striking up a tune and the result is sweet music. FROM LEFT ARE: Phyllis Baldwin, Clarabelle Phelps, Barbara Zilka, Loretta Gorsky, Joyce Reeve, Maryellen Gilliand, Mar- J , ' N garet Keedy, Mary Prosise, Genevieve Yuskis and Mary Girvan. Miss Eleanore .r . I fy fi if Bennink, director, is at the piano. d, M fi K : og U -I-M ul Q XD When there s serenadiug to be done what better group would you want than this Boys Octet? FROM LEFT ARE Richard Krallck Dale States Ernie btrarelals Ewell O Guin Dick Jenkrns Dwinal Forbes Joe Baunoch and Victor Goscrnskr Sounding out the chord is Miss Eleanore Bennrnk. tmwtitt stun FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathleen Vitale, Mary Mistrella, Leona Shepard, Barbara Pascoe, Virginia Bair, Shirley Bulifant, Joyce Jelacsity, Helen Brochue, Barbara Menton, Joan Ellwood, Arlene Hammond, Fanny White, Joanne Stevens, Gay Philip, Joyce Natzel. SECOND ROW: Miss Ruth Erickson, Irene Ciemie- rek, Marilyn Griffin, Barbara Villaire, Eileen Exner, Nancy Schave, Judy Lange, Patty Kissinger, Sharon Hampton, Sally Krause, Pat Flynn, Margaret Kulak, Louise Fields, Elaine Bak- haus, Marian Witte, Sally Kincaid. THIRD ROW: Shirley Scott, Theresa Kwiatkowski, Anne DiMaggio, Elsie Kerr, June Gorham, Shirley Stoner, Anna Drobnak, OpalFields, Joan Roberts, Barbara Sigler, Shirley Hudgens, Julie Flynn, Mary Field, Barbara Cow- ger, Carolyn Nellis, Donna Cameron, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Vicki Sutherland, Janet Smith, Ruth Beck, Joy Ann Williams, Joan Poblenz, Delores Quacken- bush, Betty Wolfe, Dorothy Toboy, Barbara Burdfield, Joanne Allore, Jacqueline Sturhine, Annette Greene, Helen Murphy, Velma Serfozo, Neva Curtis, Marguerite White, Joan Leszczyn- ski, Shirley Homeister, Marian Morche, Miss Ruth Erickson, SECOND ROW: Audrey Mintz, Nanci Haubrick, Alice Lowek, Janet Grahl, Mickey Kurepa, Barbara Haigh, Betty Lucas, Joie Nunnadly, Carol Loucks, Phyllis Contino, Gracellen Ingram, Joanne Courtney, Rita McGrath, Grace Di Maggio, Joanne Mc- Eachran, Judy Martin, Eunice Smith. THIRD ROW: Pat Under- wood, Margaret Hamilton, June Massey, Onlee Pilon, Emily Pizzimenti, Mary Jo Bissett, Katherine Alexia, Carole Kehrer, Yvonne Buskard, Marcia Parks, Pat Mann, Nancy Clark, Carol Raker, Irene Doyon, Norma Matejoski, Norma Sobczyk, Frances Noto. HDVHHCEU GIRLS' GLEE CLUB BUUS' GLEE CLUB M- 412'-Q 3 .lggih QS'1--'.. E N N:EE:4' V' .Q FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Ruth Erickson, Roger Creighton, David Dean, Cliff.Ca1vin, Joe Cuva, Leonard Labadie, Cliff Imhoff, James Todd, Niel Abbuhl, Dave Meyer, Charles Keedy, Gerald Pe- troska, Wendell Koester, Michael Rily, David Landrith, Gordon Rich- ards, Larry Bamett, Jerry Fansler, James Smith, Bob Jewell, Bill Shackleford, Fred Tarr, Marvin Vasher, Miss Eleanor Bennink. SECOND ROW: Don Mills, Larry Showler, Larry Green, Thomas Bajkiewicz, Tom Taber, Bob Juchartz, Clifford Abrams, Robert Updike, Richard Allender, Ronald Disch, Russell Hartley, Ed Wasuikanis, Bill Fuess, Walt Letwin, Lawrence Lehity, Philip Redford, George Donning. THIRD ROW: William Rowl, Dale LaBell, Jon Soper, Ted Mascynski, Leon Noll, Stanley Kwasiborski, Fred Boettler, Alex Sanger, Jim Meihn, Larry Minard, Lloyd Kinsey, Fred Strobehrr, Edward Kaechele, Jim Crider, Earl Bredeken, Johnny Jarvis. FOURTH ROW: Harley Hig- gins, John Zimmerman, Elmer Antal, DeoodryGarner, George Sanger, Lewis Deibel, Stanley Ross, Pete'D'Anna, John French, George Kunze, Donald Menzel, Keith Hoddow, Jim Tennant, Travis Hardin, Lowell Wilson, Jerry McKay, Kenneth Morran, Dick Van Dierendonck. UHHUE BHHU For those who like their music of the long-haired style, the band room during the late hours of the afternoon is agood place to stay clear of, but if you like jive, be-bop and others of the modern style of music step into Room 140. Baby, it might be cold outside but not when these musicians go to work. And they can give out with the sweet stuff. With Dwinal Forbes and Mary Jo Bissett doing the vocalizing, the band draws thunderous applause whenever they appear before Roose velters. FIRST ROW: Eugene Timar, Carl Czuchna, Bob Hazey, Richard Humphry. SEC- OND ROWg Joyce Culp, Herbie Roulinson, Jim Shaw, Jack Kent, Bob Pattison, Blaine Menefee, Richard Jarvis. VOCALISTS: Dwinal Forbes, Mary Jo Bissett. 74 -E D.. Personnel of the band: FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Wilson, manager, Mr. Kenneth Hauer, director, Nellie Jo Tutor, manager. SECOND ROW: Mary Jane Kovach, Stanley Finch, Joanne Yoder, Bernadette Hodnicki, Pat Visingard, Don Maurer, Bob Riggins, Ralph Taylor, Geraldine Jenkins, Richard Blake, Earl Ivester, Dean Price, Marie Jeter, Bob Cronkhite, Jerry Todd, Jack Miller, Norma Steffka. THIRD ROW: Bob Hazey, Lois Linske, Albert Bergeron, Jim Shaw, Eugene Timar, Janet Boggs, Louie Moehr, Irene Schonsheck, Zara Hunter, Herbert Roulinson, Richard Egner, Arthur Pep- kie, Charles Davenport, Wayne Womer, Bill Bellant. FOURTH ROW: Dolores Knofske, John Antolovic, Ellen Ivester, Jacqueline Wolske, Betty Tobay, Kay Quigley, Jack Lutz, Beverly Cosley, Martha Pattison, Shirley Eby, Donna Laurain, Mary Lou Hauer, Steve Arnest, Marlene Wagner, Mickey Hardwicke, Floyd Iverster, Tom Higby. FIFTH ROW: Jack Kent, Carl Czuchna, David Vandercook, Jerry Coon, Ken Walters, Ray Lowe, Bob Pattison, Edward Hinsman, George Stepanovic, Harry DeLosier, Mike Witt, Edward Downing, Thomas Lyon, Norbert Linenfelser, Bernard Duley, Richard Humphry, Ed Ledingham, Robert Lang, Don Rowland and John Ewing. Rooseve1t's Band is almost a civic institution, so frequently is it called upon to play for parades and other community functions, This is the 26th anniversary of the founding of the organization, which had its birth in 1925. Leon- ard Klasse, organizer, soon turned over his duties to C. B. Andrews, pre sent mechanical drawing teacher. In 1929, Kenneth Hauer started the baton. waving and he has been head of the group since. This year's annual concert took the form of a variety show, with other organizations aiding. For the past two summers, the band has spent a week at the National Music Camp at Interlocken. 75 FROM LOWER LEFT, CLOCKWISE: Ahce Slebert, Ga11Menefee, Glona Brewer, Tom H1gby, Betty PRICE, Comme Hubbartt, Joanne Hodge. IN BACKGROUND ARE: Laura Robbins and Beverly Hoots. 76 URCHESJHH FY K ff KY W E I K -'f ,Z 1 ' A' I l X fgljl ff! mf ywx X CJW, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joann Kehrer, Jacqueline Humphrey, Phil Dailey, Nancy Howe. SECOND ROW: Ronald Todd, Phyllis Baldwin, June Knight, Edna Darago, Bill Simon, Joyce Culp, Tom Crutcher, Bev Hoots, Jane Simmons, Gretchen Schelke. THIRD ROW: June Loeckner, Arnold Zeff, Theresa Jelacsity, Janet Path, Bob Hazey, Dick Luzon, Edward Downing, Barbara Haynes, Don Robinson, Barbara Love, Jim Dal- ley, Elaine Hooks, Lyn Graziani. FOURTH ROW: Jack Blake, Judy MCC1S11ahC11, Gil- bert Paczewitz, Harvy Lobb, Joyce McLaughlin, Ed Rawsthorne, Richard Lyar, Albert Bergeron, Jake Jacobson, Dan Homolek, Gerald Seay, Ronald Richardson, George Rich- ardson, Julius Blanchard, Elaine Rothermal, Jerry Hutchinson. FIFTH ROW: Frank Ames, Barbara Mitchell. Mr. Aarne Olkkonen is director of this fine musical group. James E. Ostrum Radio Co-ordinator We're on the air! Since the opening of Radio Station WJJW, the Pub- lic School hour on Wednesday afternoons has served a two-fold purpose. Ithas given many children from the kindergarten through high school an opportunity to ap- pear in one or more broadcasts. Secondly, these pro- grams have been highly informative, telling parents and others of the listening public what is being done in the schools. Every attempt has been made by the radio co-ordin- ator to balance the programs, providing entertainment and information. ,Performing groups varied in number from half a dozen to nearly one hundred and included all ages. Programs with a strictly musical flavor were pro- vided by the A Cappella Choir, band, orchestra, girls ensemble, boys octet and the triple trio, drama was supplied by the Thespians and dramatics classes, for- ums by the discussion class, athletics by members of the various teams and their coaches. ' One of the most interesting series was that of the history-through-literature class acting as a Junior jury and discussing boy-girl, parent-child, teacher- teen-ager and employer-employee relationship. Agreat majority of the programs were recorded so that classes might make a study of the program, and also, so that various organizations might hear them reproduced. These programs have been an education in them- selves for students throughout the public schools. 78 UUUTH HIRS ITS VIEUIS Pre? l AHCWS' arlrlg me goo These Famished People T131 like , THE FHUULTU HEHHS UUUTH SPEHHIP THE CLHSSHUUWS V I ,- QL, f2'ez ',.v.,..' f '1 'ii '.,, . iff-'f: , sine gf? M .. A 3 :v 551 ,Q 52,1 - , :Af jg ' ,fx-,,, 25 H A. , 5-1 515 -s - ' E. :: -.-6 '- ,' I ' 'L 77 V . , - 'Q ' ' R E l i ifb ' l 1 One Typical Study Hall et, 4- S 'Idsf C-18 Q12 Oat 0 ll 1- Jock ers 1166 me ' Q Trgfxfnxn Is this a bathing contest or not? '79 Phyllis Baldwin crowned as Homecoming Queen by Dale Ferris, Captain of the Football Team. Her attendants were Nancy Tucker and Louise Fyfe. Those c e r e m onies which are usually so colorful on the football field were foregone this year because of the blizzard which discouraged most every- thing except staying horne. Football players can be gentle, can't they? Apause to refresh - or to have their picture taken. 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' f' ' 1 ,sim A El x FUUTBHLL att 'I' .gl Al Catarino 1 Walter LeC1air T, ,.,.,...,., ,,,.. ,,,,, .N,,.,,..N,,...,.,,,h..l. ..t,,t,, Mt.. .,,. ,,,,t.,, , A ,..th,, A t,v, ,,.,,.L, , .WW W .t,At .W .,L,. , X,,. .. t,,t,,X, SCORES OF RHS GAMES 18 Lansing Sexton 6 6 Ecorse O 14 Highland Park Z0 7 Royal Oak 7 7 Grosse Pointe Z5 14 Monroe 7 12 Lincoln Park 7 14 Fordson 13 6 Grand Rapids 13 li 163 Captain Dale Ferris won all-Suburban and all-BCL hon- ors as wellas all-State Honora- ble mention. I 5 5 A 5 S . 2, Bob Ebe rline A 1 I QEQWMWWLW t.W..,t ,mx FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dale Ferris, Ray Clippert, Ned Dye, Allan Robertson, James Adams, Fred Bedford, Frank Nauyokas, Bernard Miller, Robert Eberline, Noel Bufe, A1 Caterino. SECOND ROW: Dick McCrea, Art Martin, John Puhl, Elmer Malcomson, Francis Salesky, Terry Brucker, Bill Strength, Dick Papp, Larry Larrue, James Hartman, Duane Root, Ernie Stratelak, Alex lmlay. THIRD ROW: Frank Madollozzo, Frank Finch, Ernie Hastings, Bob Schwochow, Thomas Erwin, Larry Heisel, Joe Nicita, Walter LeClair, Joe Krach, Horace Cameron, Dick Zdunczyk. Starting with a very inexperienced team, the Roosevelt Gridders were expectedto do little more than worry their opponents but with the superb coaching of Coach John Middlesworth they steadily improved as the season progressed. ' On September 15 they journeyed to Lansing Sexton to meet the also inexperienced team. The meeting was profitable for the Bears as they returned with an 18-10 victory under their belts. The following Friday they were almost upset by a surprising Ecorse team and had to ight hard to win 6-0. Highland Park was the first visitor to the RHS football field and after a rough and tumble go the Parkers left for home on the long end of a Z0-14 score, Royal Oak was next on the schedule for the Dottes. The Oaksters fought the Bears to a 7-7 tie. t A trip to Grosse Pointe proved to be an unprofitable one as Wyandotte returned home, nursin a Z5-7 beating by the Blue Devils. AlCatarino, Dotte guarterback, provided the margin of Victory ,over Monroe as he ran a punt back for a 75 yard T. D. The final score read 14-6 Wyandotte. Wyandotte edged past neighbor Lincoln Park 12-6 in a very thrilling game. Fordson, the present Border Cities Champ came to Wyandotte the next week and 'was dropped 14-13 by the third place Bears. Played in a' muddgf downpour the vicious game was decided by an extra point off the toe o .Toe Nicita, i Grand Rapids Union finished the season on the Bears Home field on a dismal vote as they dropped Wyandotte 13-6. Dale Ferris, Bernard Miller, Al Catarino, Walter'LeClair andBob Eberline addedlaurels to the 5-3-l record by making All-State Honorable mention. ' The Bears losing .Tim Hartman and Joe Nicita in addition to Ferris, Miller, and Eberline will be out for the hides of their graduate-weakened opponents next season. 83 if nf, 1 TQ xv 125 ' s ff -5 S 543 533: g f, cy f 1 X 1 '3 UD Onxglbe g T abbxlv I H ..- -..1f xx1hO'S go tit w aw--- es O W 5 e Pun , here vs the football I queu- ,E-3' P -LU , E wh ,W 'WW'-ln ? QM Sain Q I r OPY5 ARE WX' HEWL- QQNI qGA!Nf V IEP STUH V A 9. . aow ffl ngxri-'fig hx THIS Up,- IVoW!!H Targets gl Bull t K2 e Ways getalOngH S al nYou'd better call in the Afmf BHSEBHLL fb FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Larry Thomas, Meceslaus Zajchowski, Dick Richards, Dick Papp, Alex Imlay, Frank Nsuyokas, Glenn Girardin. SEC- OND ROW: Ralph Peterson, James Adams, Dale Ferris, Leonard Trusewicz, Bernard Miller, and Daniel Tucker. April Z4 Fordson April 26 May 1 May 3 May 4 May 11 May 15 May 18 May Z2 May Z5 Grosse Pointe Royal Oak Highland Park Monroe Fordson Grosse Pointe Royal Oak Monroe Highland Park T there there here there here here here there there here Three in a row is the aim of the base- ball team. Having won two Border Cities League championships in consecutive years, members of this year's squad will try their utmost to win another title. Wyandotte's wall smashing hitters of the past several seasons have gone up the ladder in the baseball world and made good in college or professional baseball and this year's team hopes to follow the same path. It was not until the first of April that the candidates could be called out-of-doors for drill because of the cold weather and only about three weeks of practice could be had before the first game. - 1 Last year 's lettermen who responded to the call of Coach Thomas were Dale Ferris and Bernie Miller, consistent mound winners and long distance hittersg FrankNauyokas, short- stopg Bob Wallace, outfielder, and Metch Za- jchowski, catcher. Others on the team who carried much of the load for the Bears were Glenn Girardin and Lenny Trusewicz, pitchers: Dick Papp, Alex imlay and Dick Wellman, infielders. 86 Roosevelt High School does not believe it completely fulfills its function without taking an active part in community affairs. Gne organization whichis calledupon many, many times for community, as well as school activities, is the Roosevelt Marching band shown above. During the football season the band gathers early in the morning for rehearsals of formations to be used between halves of the games and some clever stunts have been demonstrated., Under the direc- tion of Kenneth Hauer, the band is always generous in playing for all functions which would be permitted of a school unit. One of the highlights of the band year is a week spent at the an- nual National Music Camp at Interlochen, Michigan. Even before school was out, the band members, greatly assisted by a parents' committee started raising funds for the trip. Because of their rehearsals and individual lessons at the camp, attendance is lookedupon almost as a must , And too there is lots of recreation. Before school starts in the fall, the band has always made one scheduled appearance - that at the State Fair. 87 RUUJIHG K?g1:.L.1,lggirg-1211111532324 -ia:-ga.. 4....h.. A f ' ' I 5::::::: 2 I 2 H ------ i I ' l u M12 1 I 1 5 1 1 5?- :----.N.,N.... - A.. - -. FIRST ROW: Bill Wilson, Ralph Pascewitz, Johnny Wilson Dave' Dean, Larry Larew. SECOND ROW: Gordon Wolske Sam Pa1azzo1o,Tony Tomaszewski, Ewell O'Guin, Bill Katz THIRD ROW: C. BourassafCoachj, Bruce Jacobson, Don Sniz ik, Dick Mc Crea, Bill Dahlquist. FOURTH ROW: Dick Derks Paul Harris, Fred McGee, Chuck Bourassa, Chuck Baily. 88 KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGI-lT:Dick Richards, Ed Hensman, Bill Strength, Dick Menzel, X Larry Hissell, Garry Ames. SECOND ROW: Gerald Pearson, Dick La Beau, Frank Mat- alozo, Al Caterino, Noel Bufe, Bob Eberline, and Tom Erwin. BHSHETBHLL Although they won but three garnesduring the regular season, Wyandotte's Bears made a far better showing in the Class A Re- gional Tournament at Plymouth Bentley, where they advanced to the final before giving way to Ford Trade. ' The team was playing under a new coach, Dick I-loffheins, and it improved steadily as the season advanced, and was able to tie for fourthplace in the Border Cities League. In tournament games the Bruins defeated Lincoln Park 48-46, Dearborn 40-32, and lost to Ford Trade 41-ZZ. Untouched by graduation, the team should prove to be the one to be reckoned with in League play next season. 89 UUUH 'Watch my form Now, Altogether 'ff Mazza? u V455 S., sis 5 wp: ? lj T Y S -7 4 1 xX 'X 41' . ew I , I ' k H ' ll I lt ' v g :'gg 'z1g2f4-aw, ff ,R S 1. Q wk mgfWN2Z'Eff :x '-.,-:H ' ffJ55k 3 1' A is? A 5 S . ,. , - 1 :- . ig f' 5 1353 Q5 , rf: ' -, 2? H A f-mgzwgefii -izlzlaazffgiiii .'f2:fE::' z':, 2 xg K ' :',5,feggf,1,. ' , 3? 55' ' 7I'?f?fffr,. J , 41 ,i B ' :ggi ' 1142 if FV .LslP?2wf.?71fS:ls '-I , 1 5 :R f Wifi? im' , - ,N , - X gb K, Q fm fufjfbfi. sajkifififsm -Q, , ,Sm , X 2, , 1 9 , M ,Q Q za 'J S 'ia ' ,J , Q S 5 k W , w 9 H 1 . , .,.... . A. Nuts to you s X ggi, L can feel 'ffm' .- ,die ,gms my WW W 1 , f1: A ll'e gpg. GHPEHS cw L? I 'L-CHP U02 Waiting expectantly HU-gh! H Fan C Y Stuff' Caught in mid air? Don Snizik doing the breast stroke FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Leon Noel, Larry Lerew, Jim Palley, John Glenn. SECOND ROW: Johnny Tims, Henry Bennett, Don Snizik, Jim Ten- nant, Chuck Tims, Gordon Reynolds, George Sanger. THIRD ROW: Coach Gerry Henderson, David Powell, Charles Reynolds, Henry Potocki, Larry Welsch, and Jerry Todd. SIUIHHIIIHG Co-captained by Dave Powell and Chuck Tims, this year's swimming team ended the season with a record of 2 wins and 10 losses. Despite this record, the team was muchbetter than appears as it lost by the narrowest of margins in several of its meets. George Sanger, one of Wyandotte's best divers in years, was the most con- sistent winner as he lost only one contest before he placed fifth in the State Meet, Also enteredin the State Meet were Chuck Tims, .TohnnyC-lenn, DonSnizik, Charles Reynolds, and Dave Powell. The Medley Relay team of Powell, Snizik, and Tims lowered the record for the 180 yard race to 1:48, . 2 of asecond faster than the old record, Hopes. for a better season next year are high and well founded. TEHHIS Ap r . May May May May May May FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. U. Sidney Beach, Bob Jones, Bill Rochershousen, Bob Egner, Jerry Green, George Stepanovic, Ed Hins- man. SECOND ROW: Jim Strickland, Phil Thibideau, Dick Menzel, Bill Hinzman, Ed Downing and Charles Davenport. 1951 SCHEDULE 26 Fordson here 1 Grosse Pointe here 4 Royal Oak here 11 Monroe here 15 Highland Park here 19 Regionals Monroe 27 State Et a 'assi TRHUH 1951 SCHEDULE Apr. Apr. May May May May May May May May 18 8: Z4 26 1 4 8 ll 15 18 ZZ Z5 19 J Monroe here Royal Oak there Fordson here Highland Park there Grosse Pointe there Royal Oak here Forclson there Highland Park here Monroe there Grosse Pointe here State Regionals FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Zdunczyk, Ned Dye, Bob Eber- line, Gordon Reynolds, Duane Roote, Jerry Roscoe, Jack Murphy, A1 Robertson, George Sanger, Bob Irwin. SECOND ROW: Larry Green, Merle Boileau, Bill Strength, Kenneth Lindsay, Tom Watson, Don Beatty, Jack Evans. THIRD ROW: Stuart Brindsfield, Ed Ludingham, Donald Roland, Ronald Richardson, George Richardson, Jerry Simpson, , James Bruner, Jim Simpson. 93 The Junior Class started out their activities by presenting a dance, the Cranberry Ball, which was held in November, and carried out the theme of au- tumn ancl Thanksgiving. Decorations of corn stalks: and fall. colors were used. In Marchthey held their play, No Place To Park, which proved to be a great success. The Haunted House at the County Fair, had a bigger success than any other years. The girl's lock- er room was turned into a house of horrors. Their latest success was the J-Hop South Pacif- ic, whichwas held in April. The co-chairmen were Pat Duncan and Tom Sparrow. 94 HU PLFSE TS PHHIV' They Read Press Write-Ups The Junior Class presented its annual play, of mod- ern day humor, No Place To Park . Taking their bows were Verna Church As Holly, Barbara Burdfield as Scotty, JoAnne Yates as Beanie, MargaretJohns as Alvoretta, Nancy Barkey as Pepper, Judy Martin as Mrs. McPherson, George Richardson as Andrew, and Ernest Stratelak as Orvie. Completing the cast was Nancy Howe as Sally, Jackie Brown as Bertie, EdHensman as Fido, Bob Galacz as Underwood, Don MacIntosh as Barrett, Richard Roberts as Burp, and Clarence Reed as deputy, The play was directed by Lawrence Johnson, and student directors, Sally Vasher and Ronald Richardson. Can You Believe It A Good Triangle 7fqb yA!- ' .-:f:?73:T:i: 3 gps. vi ' I fi'-Q.-Q vig '-1-1313:-'-' 1,h,'o,'4o4g: ,ff- wfm If 69 .f ff '00 0 50 :Qt qt 'q'o0lo0 oewyf' O lu cum The W-Club consists of Varsity Letter winners. Boys who have received a letter in football, basketball, swimming, baseball, tennis, track, rowing, or cross country are eligible for membership. Any boy who wears one of these letter sweaters must have earned his own letter in any of the sports mentioned above. READING THE W FROM THE TOP LEFT ARE: Dale Ferris, Hank Potocki, Sam Palaz- zolo, Dick McCrea, Don Snizik, Charles Bourassa, Dick Derks, Charles Williamson, Joe Nicita, Dick Menzel, Walt Le Clair, David Powell, Paul Harris, Ernest Stratelak, James Strickland, Bob Jones, Noel Bufe. The meetings are held in the gym with Mr. Richard Hoffheins as acting sponsor. 1' I 1. .. 1, mm 3 Y 1 5 r f P 4 v 1 A , , ,Q ' x T ' fimligxg ii WithMiss Marian Pulver su- pe rvising the art work, the gym became a gaily colored scene liv- ing up to the theme of the senior prom, Mardi Gras. The walls were done in murals of grotesque and hurnerous char- acters ofthe Mardi Gras. An um- brella used ataprevious prom was convertedintoa large champagne glass, adding to the splendor of the walls. alking My Baby Back Home M M 'S ' HBEFUHE nuns st' Ce! lb- em, An unusual fete of the prom was that the band stand was on a float located in the middle of the floor. Ahuge clown decorated the bandstand. I The refreshment stand was designed after the famous cafe, Antoines. The ceiling was draped with colorful crepe paper with sprays of balloons. A large' mask decorated the entrance of the gym. All in all, the prom was a huge success. 6 is QR X S S S3 BUT IUE UIEHE STILL IJHHCIH6 .... Q! , ' ,. 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As the year begins a new half of a century that has seen great changes for man, soitmarksanew era for the Seniors of Roosevelt High School. For many, it will mean the closing of schoolbooks forever and the beginning of a new chapter in the Book of Life. To others, the year will be continuation of study in an ins ti- tution of higher learning. We will always look back upon the year of 1951 as an interesting one and only hope that the years to come will bring about a realization of all of our desires, 104. af51f'F1'?4'1w If ii, . , ,,,.,L W, A f Z H Q say. :I K, Wrqxw si Li'- 1 5 'Kai S s,.L,f.,S1:2 f25 ,312 u g Wm f Y Y ,W ,,x fiiiffllflflg y Us Wi, is ' ' if Q9si?gfQg 1zi1 Don Snlzlk Ewell O'Guin ' as P' .-z .H-.-:. . .ye ,4 ,gf .ig M, -if-A ,.. .W is afrizaiviyiilifii-E 525' ,,...,f,..f. ..,, ' L Bob Rlchards N..-f Vasher '? ?c e' 41 , M 1 Katie Haubrick Ollie McLaughl1n 10 5 PHPUHL STFFF , OUR TASK IS COMPLETED SEATED, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mildred Redman, Pat Zopf, Mr. James Ostrum, Colleen Hazey, Barbara Whelan. SECOND ROW: Barbara Drum, Joyce Bergeron, Barbara Steinhauer, Joyce Reeve, Sue Culp, Louise Fyfe, Avis Collison, Jeanne Nicol, Nancy Moore, Alice Steinman, Nanci Perry, Jean Murdoch, Barbara Freise, Joanne Rusche. THIRD ROW: Bette Shonk, Joanne Schnau, Sylvia Williams, Genevieve Yuskis, Pat Brown, Sally Harpham, Ruth Reid, Marlene MacNeil, Elaine Pomrenke, Ruth Harris, Nancy Crickshank, Doris Grahl, Barbara Howe, Dora Leiby, Julia White, Pat Skotzke. FOURTH ROW: Joann Purcell, i Nora Lee Strobehn, Jane Bowman, Jean Wicker, Phil Ferris, Eugene McCrum, Bill Lowe, Bob Bacon, Philip Zasadny, Jim LeC1air, PIX HHD CHX Taking a breather are the students on the Pix Committee for the Senior Annual. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Whelan, Pat Zopf, Mildred Redman, Jeannie Nicol, Pat Scot- zke. SECOND ROW: Colleen Hazey, Mr. Unger, Gloris Ras- bury, and Joann Purcell. Mr. Unger is from the company where the annuals were completed. I-Ie spent two very busy days tak- ing pictures for our Senior Annual. The Senior Class takes its hat off to Mr. Unger for his fine work. I 1 Johanna Gasdag, Joan Fields, Sally Engel, and Jean Petraska. F -15 ff, ,91- WWW ' HHHUHL STHFF EDITUHS is 4 ll NN Gloria Rasbury Captain Senior Annual Sales Jean Petraska June Class Editor 1- Nancy Tucker Advertising Editor Pat Zopt Mildred Redman Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor William Lowe Co Ca tain Nancy Moore Co-Captain Jim LeClair Captain Senior Annual Sales ' P Senior Annual Sales Senior Annual Sales Bob Bacon Photo Editor Bob Richard Photographe r Phil Ferris Barbara Whelan Sports Editor Activity Editor 107 Joyce Bergeron January Class Editor Bette Shonk Art Editor Ulf BIIJH SUHHUUIFUL FHHHUEH The time has come for us to depart. This is the thought of all graduating seniors, for at last the day of embarking on a whole new world has arrived. As we leave our school days behind, our thoughts will always be directed toward the carefree hours spent in the Halls of the Roosevelt High School. MYERSA7-LTIYEARBOOKS o':'.n:' 0. ' .'n,': THE PACEMAKERS OF QUALITY u, Q MYERS AND C0 INC TOPEKA KANSAS