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'S- 'Piles had b Th G diff Clase T-I-IE UD UQE. -QUDSEVE LT J-I IGP-I SCJ-IDOL. f Qu 7 e an Fi fue XlX!YHNC1CfH'.C 9 Mad-HGAM l i - Blue Prlnts For Progress Progress has been defined by Webster as Advancement in growth, development or orderly course toward maturity or completxon During the past four years graduating senxors have been busy at the draftmg board preparing plans to guide them in their life's work How well these years were spent will be portrayed in the structures they bu1ld Some w11l continue at the draftxng board as they enter college Others will take up their apprentxce tools and start early work on that edl.f1Ce of human endeavor whxch w1ll serve as a monument of their lives Progress of the future is dependent upon the exactness wlth whlch the blue prints have been prepared, for as Henry Ward Beecher so aptly sa1d, ' Laws and lnstltutxons are constantly tendmg to gravntate Like clocks, they must be occasxonally cleansed, and wound up, and set to true tlme ' In each generatxon there are those who look backwards, others whose vislon extends no further than the present world in which we llve To these groups the future IS only as the present or the past The1r blue prmts are not of progress But at the drawing boards in each generation there were those not satlsfxed with blue prmts already fashioned Thexr keen minds looked to the future knowmg that progress IS not stat1c, nor does it follow a straight upward lxne, but reaches mto the heights of human endeavor wlth a spiral of progress and retrogressxon The monuments of these people wnll have foundations buxlt on sweat, and blood, and tears, but whose spires w1ll reach into the heavens of a new day of peace and pros perlty To those who feel that thexr fonu' years of hlgh school endeavor mark an end, let them hark to the words of N P W1111s delwered more than work and no devlce Press on! Whlle yet ye mayl Progress IS for those who can vis1on It and have the courage the iIllt13tiV6 and st1ck to xt lveness to bunld from theblue prints which this v1s1on formed As you graduates begm a new m1lestone m your Journey thorugh hfe set a new goal, make xt hlgh and reach for It w1th all your mlght Then you will have drawn w1th flrm, unwaverlng lmes your Blue Prmts for Progress If you strlke a thorn or rose, Keep a gom l If lt ha1ls or lf nt snows, Keep a gom I 'Tamt no use to s1t and whme Cause the flsh a1n't on your lme Balt your hook an keep on tryin Keep a gom I CFrank L Stantonj James E Ostrum EQ' O ' H . , . . . ' I a century and a quarter ago, Press onl - for in the grave there is no ' - - ll . . . , ' Y ' I vv ' - - . 7 ' I I 7 ' I 1 E THEM FACUL S SENIOR O u ,ur .gg w a' r ABLE THVT5 MQ Q T ' HPQ n' GHLm Y-'ET PQRT A S . QD 1-.- . S OF THE pP' Dedlcatlon . . . Few gxrls who have left Roosevelt over the past three and a half decades have failed to ex perience and appreciate the loving and firm guidance of Miss Rule Pinney, who is retiring this year as our Dean of Glrls The class of 1953 feels deeply honored to have the opportunity to dedicate its yearbook to her, in recogmtxon of all that she has contributed to our school commumty The helpful mfluence and sympathet1cd1rect1onwluchM1ssP1nney has given us over the past years cannot begin tobe measured or acknowledged adequately 1n words Boys, as well as girls, have profited from the well supervised social program wh1ch Miss Pinney has sponsored Our yearly crop of proms, dances, musical, dramatic, and athletic programs is thoughtfully set up 1n her half of 107 Besides the onerous signing of excuses for wh1ch most students know her, she works quietly behind the scenes helping girls to meet and overcome every klnd of problem, regolclng 1n each g1r1 s tnumph, no matter how small, and always sympathlzing w1th her troubles Even though M1ss P1nney is an admmlstrator, she has never lost sight of the classroom in her perspectxve since she started 1n our system as a teacher of Latm, German, and English Always a fxrm believer 1n the lmportance of extra curncular activit1es in the school schedule she was the sponsor of a wnters club which produced and edited The Teddy Bear a publxcation of students creat1ve Wrltlllg She may well take prmde in the fact that she was the fxrst to fill the positlon she retlres from th1s June and that her mfluence there has grown more each year due to her own mcreaslng diligence and devotlon to the Job We never fall to marvel at her ab1lity to know so many of the 1000 gxrls who were here this year and to remember the many thousands whom she has known through her years at Roosevelt Emerson sa1d A frlend is a person w1th whom I may be s1ncere Before hlm, I may think aloud To us Mlss P1nney 1s1ust such a friend Her tolerance and interest 1n people br1ng out the best in those w1th whom she deals We know that her wlsdom and sp1ritual depth w1ll cont1nue to enrich the hves of those around her 1n future years We can only express our heartfelt grat1tude for our share in these qualmes for wh1ch we shall always remember Mlss P1nney 6 O O 5 - . , . 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MISS HUIE PINNEX Dean of blrls Good Luck to you M1ss P1nney Always A11 Waye Wherever you go and whatever you do 7 A SALUTE TO M1ss Martha Calvert Lou1s Murphy M1ss Bess Duffey Mrs Bermce Hardwxcke M1ss Pansy Blake Charles Lacy Reed Rowan The chlef archxtects m the four year plan for progress at Roosevelt H1gh School are our class sponsors to whom we glve our deepest apprec1at1on for all thexr help and 1nsp1rat1on They started th1s untlrlng work when we were green freshmen although thexr great responslblllty d1d not come 1nto llght unt1l our uncertam jumor year These bullders took us 1rrespons1ble and lacklng 1n co operatlon and deslgned people who were ready to carry on class obllgatlons The1r w1ll1ngness to shoulder so much respons1b1l1ty made our f1rst few dances and play successes They recexved no salary for the many hours of comm1ttee meetlngs so All credxt goes to these ever workmg teachers who made the P1gsk1n Parade Arablan Nlghts Our Hearts Were Young and Gay and P1nk Strmgs and Seal1ng Wax money makmg projects mstead of drsmal flops All the1r efforts and help made every llttle detall of graduat1on plannmg run smoothly Thus these archltects because they taught us a sense of responsxbllxty and co operatron have desxgned 267 people to be better and more useful cltxzens 1n our democrat1c soc1ety The cltlzenshxp lessons wh1ch they taught were many and valuable In our last salute to these wonderful people we glve our deepest and smcerest thanks and appreclatlon The class of 1953 wxll never forget them 8 H ' ' H ' - ' ! . . . . . . . . . . H . ,, , . . . - . , . necessary to make our events so successful. ' - ' cz ' ' H 3 sa - - sy gf H ls ' ' ' as 3 ! , - , . , . . , . Left to right: Albert Kaechele. Joseph Marr. Superintendent Peter J. Jenema, Harold Stoner CPresidentJ, Miss Mildred Mielkie CSecretaryJ, Miss Betty Murray, Harold Perry, Henry Belaski, Harold Jacobson. Board of Education We, the graduating class of 1953,wish to express our sincere gratitude to the members of the Board of Education for the service they have performed for us in the past four years. They used their power in securing our long-awaited scoreboard, and a promise of lights for the field. They were alsoinstrumental in connection with our lovely, new, trophy case. When understanding citizens of a community give up part of their free time to further the development of our public schools, it is bound to be a better system. We would also like to extend a welcome hand to the new Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Jenema. His cordial personality has added much to the school board as it has to our halls. 9 P-Q SUPT P J' JENEMA r fMA f'M PRIN C J WHITNEY dmlnl tratlon One regret on the part of many semors IS that the1r graduat1on w1ll preclude any opportunlty to further know Supt P J .Tenema Although he has been head of the Wyandotte schools but a year, Mr Jenema has qulckly won the good w1ll and support of students teachers and townspeople He has madea lastmg xmpresslon because of hls s1ncer1ty frlendllness and 1nterest 1n problems affectxng the student body There s flrmness behmd that smlle Prm C .T Whltney IS called upon to settle many problems whxch anse 1n a school of 2000 students orxgmally lntended for only 1250 Although students and somet1mes teachers beheve he IS at t1mes too f1rm all wxll test1fy to h1s faxrness O G I-Ienney assxstant prlncxpal hands out yellow sllps wzth a gleam 1n h1s eye part1cularly when he sees through the ahbx wh1ch xs gxven so 1nnocently as an excuse for bemg absent or tardy But he IS a real fr1endly guy when a person needs a frlend Mlss Rule Pmney to whom thls Yearbook IS dedxcated xs a true frlend and counselor of her gxrls She w1ll be greatly mlssed by the many glrls who have come to look upon her wxth great respect and frxendshxp 5. 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E225 Endllsh Left to right sitting Miss Frances Preston Miss Ethel Black Miss MarJor1e Barr M MarthaCalvert M1SSL9OHaHOUgh M1ssKathar1neWoodward Miss Mary Robinson Mrs Christine Green Standing Charles Lacy George Bunnell Robert Rattray J Reed Rowan James E Ostrum Charles Fines Absent Charles Burkett Wesley Doney Harold Smith Arthur Benjamin Wayne Yanz Mrs Bernice Hardw1cke and1V11ss Esther Kern Left to right: Thomas Sparrow Miss Bess Duffey Miss Alice Johnson Miss Maud Jenkins Miss Margart Barber Miss Izora Foster Leon Hill Richard Blied. i 12 il I P S 5 . I ,J if - 1 ' I , f Q5 - i ,, J ww w, .w JM, 1' f, ' ffl, l Y A - Cl 5 ,I li 1,-Q W. IA C sw ' ., s -ll if I i Yau ' ll ff' xv nv E W mm- igi I 'Rs 'S Ar -wr 1' I A FIS Miss Marion Pulver and Wa ne Y Yanz working in ceramics. Home Economics Mrs. Ruby Martin, Miss Dorothy Blinn, Miss Margaret Snow. IJ 4 ..----gli 3 V... W . iii-1.1 x K - 'e J. 5 1 . 'Q' W 1 f f4Cf4 I 1 ' 4 t N A ' f 9 I ur- mw 5, ap , x 5 V' if 1 . . 'ff -: '. , 1 .5 2 ,igf3,h.. r ,rw A at 1 . .X 7 ' ' ' - ' 5 ,- , '44 51 ,, 'Z Wh' ? ' T1 -'f ' .K Psi... if s K K 5-.W ,f ' 1 ' ' ' f.f -477, x K 1 -Ji . - I 1, ,-J' -V-.. ' ,, mf , f A. ' z.-A ., M. X t ,.. ,x 4' f ' H ,. ' '21 LN v , WA' y ':' K A . ,-15 , f- in , V X I ' N 5 f .. 'J 4 C' Seated, left to right: Miss Martha Calvert, Miss Alice Johnson Miss Ethel Black, Maynard Alfstad, Miss Mary Robinson, and Thomas Sparrow Standing: Keith Lance, Director, Lyle Lyon, Romane Barnard Seated, left to right: Mrs. Bernadine Brown, Miss Shirley Ensminger, Miss Mildred Mielkie, and Mrs. Nancy Prediger. Standing: Miss Mary Tonova, Miss Carol Bashore, Miss Margaret Cerovsky Mrs. Katherine Buckly, Miss Jacqueline Browne, Miss Caroline Baunoch, Mrs. Alice Laretz, Mrs. Mary Jane McKinney. Office taff T 5 Y' QA WR... They Serve Us Well Mrs Ahce Bedore, Mrs Mmme DeSana, M1ss Dolores T1ce Mrs Zana Vlarner, Mrs Frances Jerome Mrs Clara Helns, Mrs Dorothy Ingram, Mlss Ruth E Slater, Mrs Anna Manthey, Mrs L111an Monk Mrs Betty Graf was absent from the p1cture They Also Serve Harry P Netcher Mrs Mae Harmson E11 Brendel Mrs Hattxe Bozmskm AlF1ahart George Hall Tony Pomnlchowskl f I 5 l I I 1 511' 1 fr Fin Y 1 If 7 3 1,43 A 7 ' , . 1' f M M f gn e . . 5 l A A fr, M 1 ' YW, M IT: pl V ' J ' 'Vi I. - I I I - A 'K fV.V A I , 5 x3',., ' 23' . ll , , r H v ,- l' I 1 c . u . . . . , u , . , . . . . 1 , L - I y -I I v l 7 ' A l .1 Q , . 1 'Q PEDWAQ SHOD Iilll lllll up STUCK .eagw 'I C Pl 1 EVFIE EHMAQE 1 i - 1 D51 B1 -I I1 11 no qua -- I- :I LIUU if - -1 1-nn 2 DEHM WORK Snop H466 EO OM 1 1 OKF Y ni an .STOE IS BOOK STORE BOOM III - H P oncu. r 'nil QC ' ur 1 i Q ,I rl Duck NlcCrea SALUTATORIAN Second in l1ne marches D1ck Mc Crea Dxck showed remarkable ab1l1 ty for leadership ln hrs four years of hxgh school, provzng hlmseli worthy in many fxelds He was elected to the presndency of h1s Jumor class, and also of R S U D1ck served as a member of W Club Tr1 Alpha, and Natxonal Honor Socxety H1s qualitxes of leadershlp dxd not stop wxth sch olarshxp however, but carrxed on to the sports fleld wlnnmg for hlm let ters xn football, and row mg Throughout his hugh school career Dlck mamtamed a scholastlc aver age of 3.79. Ill! Dons Pnggle VALEDICTORIAN March of the January 1953 grad uates across the Rooseve1tH1gh stage to recelve thelr dlplomas was the crowmng act of four years of fun and work Leading the parade of 77 dnploma bound sen1ors was Doris Rxggle, valedlctorlan Durmg her four years of hlgh school, Doris mamtamed an all A average, an out standmg achlevement m ltself This brought credxt upon the Woodruff and Labadle schools where she d1d her hlgh school preparatory work Dor1s was named to Tr1 Alpha and Natlonal Honor Socxety and was also a member of the glee club. 20 ll! Il U Stanley Ross THIRD HIGHEST Third hlghest of the class was Stan Ross Showmg hxs talent for leadershlp, Stan served as treasurer and v1ce presldent of Torch Club Usmg h1s muscxal talents to the best advantage, Stan was a member of cholr and the boys' octet He also served on the assembly stage crew Stan was honored by bemg named to Tr1 Alpha and Natxonal Honor So c1ety He was also a member of R S U Stan proved h1s athletlc a b1l1ty by recelvmg letters m track, rowmg, and tenms. Thxs th1rd hxgh est student of the January class graduated wlth an average of 3.54. N t , in p Q ,3 J ig ,.. T 5 Q S ' Januar Architects Class Sponsors A -gg ,,.o ssc vlcs PRESIDENT J RETARY Oyce Culp hausen N1 B111 Rockers P UR U1 Har E19 2 -uf mE pa?-SB X au Us wwe 21 fu Y. 14' W 1, sa h - . T i dw a ' if I Irv QR 'Q Y ABRAMS CLIFFORD FREDRIC Glee Club ACHESON JAMES Track Cross Country Glee Club AMES FRANK THOMAS R S U Wy News Jour nahsm Football Basketball Thespian Play, Orchestra ANTON MARILYN ANN CO op Club Glee Club BEAUBIEN EDMUND RICHARD Football Glee Club, Chorus BELLANTE WILLIAM ROGERS Band BISE HARRY EDWARD BISSETT MARY JO Glee Club Choir Junior Y Teens R S U WAACClassQTreasurerl Thespian Play Dance Band Vocalist Commercial Club Co op Club gsl' 41' BOGGS JANET ARLENE Band Junior Y Teens BOILEAU MERLE E National Honor Society Senior Class President RSU Football Track Torch Club iii. is T 1 1' 4' A !- P if '15 ,goilf 3' BOULLEY RUSSELL JAMES BRANCHEAU GAYLE ANN Glee Club Senior Y Teens Commercial Club CSecretaryl G. A. A. BURKE JAMES' Stage Crew Thespian Plays Thes- pian Junior Play BUSH, WILLIAM JERRY: Tennis, Thespian, Thespian Play, Junior Play CULLEN, VIVIANZ C0-op Club CULP, JOYCE MARIE: G. A. A., RSU tRecording Secretaryj, Junior Class Treasurer, Senior Class Secretary, Co-op Club, Dance Band, Orchestra, Wy- News, J ournalism, Annual Staff Uanuary Editor! 22 DEIBEL, CHARLES LOUIS: Tennis, Glee Club, Quartet EBERLEIN, EUGENE GORDON ERICKSON, VIOLET: Marjorettes, Glee Club, Chorus, Junior Y Teens, International Friendship Club, Rifle Club, Co-op Club EXNER EVA EILEEN Senior Y Teens Commercial fl Club G A A chorus choir Co op Club Glee Club P' '- FIELDS OPAL Co op Club Glee Club Chorus FRENCH JOHN DAVID Glee Club Chorus Choir Rowing QF A 1 '-7 HAMMOND ARLENE LEONE Jun1orYTeens G A Glee Club Choir Co op Club 1:-v GEYER CALEEN DIANE G A A .Tun1OrYTeenS fv1C9 Presidentj Co op Club GORHAM JUNE ELLEN Glee Club Chorus Debating Discussion GRZINCIC LOUISE FIELDS G18-e Club chorus op Club HALLE ROBERT ANDRE Swimming Thespians R S U Junior Play Thespian Play Ski Club U S Marine Corps 2 years Veteran of Korea Lite Saving sa we HARRIS PAUL L Rowing National Honor Society ,of Torch Club W Club Wice Presidentj Senior Class Treasurer Football HOMEISTER SHIRLEY MAE Glee Club Junior Y Teens G A A Co op Club HOWE BEVERLYE ANN Glee Club G A A Com mercial Club Senior Y Teens JACOBSON BRUCE TERRENCE Rowing Torch Club , , H1 Y QVICC President 8zSecretaryl Qu11landScroll Thespians Nat1onalHonorSoc1ety Orchestra Band Q., Wy News KENNEDY RICHARD LEE Glee Club Chorus r'? 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K N 0, -, :gs A 1 ,ab KERR ELSIE JOAN Glee Club Chorus G A A Co op Club fTreasurerJ KNIGHT JUNE ROBERTA Orchestra Chorus Com mercxal Club Glee Club KRAUSE SALLY ANN Co op Club Internauonal Frxendshxp Club Glee Club KULAK MARGARET SHIRLEY Glee Club Com merclal Club Semor Y Teens LABEAU RICHARD ALLEN Basketball Journallsm LANGE JUDITH ANN Glee Club umor Y Teens QSecretaryJ G A Chorus Cho1r A Co op Club ,-- 3 iF CP ,Q MacLEAN MURDO T0rch Club H1 Y MALCOMSON ELMER DENNIS STACEY Football Rowmg Wy News W Club R S U MALNAR ALVIN ROBERT MARTIN, ARTHUR BOYD Football, Glee Club, W Club, Freshman Track McCREA, RICHARD DALE: R S U. CPres1dentJ, Jumor Class Presldent, Football, W Club, Trl Alpha, Rowmg, Nauonal Honor Soc1ety MCGRATH, RITA CATHERINE' Glee Club, Chorus, Jun1or Y Teens, G A. A., R S U 24 2 ff A , , I , , . . ., ' 2 3 to aff f T 1 : 1 1 ' . 7 , : - , ' 7 L A V .a , : , - ,..., 1 A llis X 1 Ap, , 7 , iv , . i J' W4 ' ' ' ,. ,vf, W, Q15 HL, I U 7 , : , , . , ,L V W J' , . . ., - l gig A ,W ,, . 1. 3 ' n 1 , , R. . . ce- ' '. . ? . ' , 'V ' Wt, 1 1 1 1 1 1 V dy' 4' V' . 2 1 ' 1 xi t 7 1 : 1 ' lv I ai 4 . lb 1 : 1 ,,. M f px ' . , , , -Q , -1, 1 1 1 - 1 - . A 5 ., K V' . , 1 I ,bi rw, MOORE, RALPH DOUGLAS: Hi-Y fSecretaryl MORCHE, MARIAN JOAN: Glee Club, Chorus, Choir, G. A. A., Junior Y Teens fPresidentl, Commercial Club, National Honor Society MROZEK, CORINNE RUTH POBLENZ, JOAN ELAINE: G. A. A.,JuniorY Teens, V' Glee Club, Chorus, Choir, Ensemble A PRUSH, LEONARD GEORGE QUACKENBUSH DELORES HELEN' International Friendship Club Commercial Club G A. A Glee Club Chorus Choir Ensemble A la CPres1dentJ Swimming W Club Choir ROBERTSON ALLEN WILLIAM Track Football R S U ROCKERSHOUSEN WILLIAM FLETCHER Torch Club H1 Y CPres1dentJ R S U fTreasurerJ Tennis Reserve Football Senior Play National Honor Society Thespians WyNews Qu1llandScrol1 Candidate Senior Class Vice President ROSS STANLEY BENEDICT Glee Club Chorus Choir Octet Quartet Rowing Torch Club R S U National Honor Society SCHAVE NANCY JANE Orchestra Glee Club Chorus Choir Commercial Club Junior Y Teens G A A SCHUSTER NANCY ANN Ski Club Junior Y Teens G A A Glee Club Chorus Journalism Orchestra SCHWOCHOW ROBERT ALAN Football 25 RENAUD MARIAN ELLEN JOAN R S U Co p REYNOLDS GORDON JOHN Track Cross Country RIGGLE DORIS MARIE Glee Club Trl Alpha Na tional Honor Society RISLEY LEE ANN FRANCIES Glee Club Chorus A 'J ,gap .2 avi 12 I 1 SHANKEL PATRICIA JEAN G A A Co op Club Secretary SHEPARD LEONA MAE Glee Club Chorus C0m Y' merc1a1 Club Jumor Y Teens Mayorettes Co op Club SHEROSKI ANNA MAY G A A Co op Club SIGLER BARBARA ANN Orchestra Glee Club Chorus Jumor YTeens G A A I 'V' ff' t-WK fd Y SINGLETON WELBY HOMER Glee Club Stage Crew Debatmg Thesp1ans SMITH RICHARD LOUIS STONER, SHIRLEY LOU G A A Internat1onal Fr1endsh1p Club Chorus Glee Club WAITE JAMESA Reserve Football Debatmg ir it WILLIAMS JOY ANN Trl Alpha Natlonal Honor Soclety Glee Club Choxr Voxce Club Sk1 Club G A A Jun1orYTeens Sen1orYTeens Journal lsm WAAC Class CAMERA SHY SENIORS ROBERT BRIGGS NELITA MATHEWS LEON NOEL ALICE SHILKETT 32 -...J August Graduate HELEN BROCHUE WALL JACK RAYMOND Veteran sd1ploma rece1ved whxle 1n servlce Z6 11 Uur Buildin Rises The year of 1953 will be remembered for many things. This was the year that a Republican President was inaugurated, the west coast finally beat the Big 10 in the Rose Bowl and most important of all, this is the year we graduated. Our first impression of the school was perhaps not all that it should have been, for we must have looked like one-armed sleep walkers the day our class rings arrived. This impression, however, was corrected when we threw our first dance, PIGSKIN PARADE. We really kept the school on their toes as we put on another dance, THE SENIOR FAREWELL. This was our tribute to the graduating class of that year. Our Spook House at the County Fair gave the Hcreeps' ' in our class a chance to shine. And shine they did. We turned the school from shrieks of terror to shrieks of laughter when the curtain parted on our Junior Play, OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY. Everyone was in the pink as we presented our J-Hop WE PREFER PARIS. After walking through the Arch de Trumph, our eyes fell upon the Eifel Tower which gave that Parisian feeling to a beautifully decorated gym. Now we are seniors, and our first project was the Homecoming Dance. The dance with its Queen and Court along with a winning football team made homecoming all that it should be. 7 'f P L 'rfb 46 i. I l In The Year 19. 5 The actors in our class again took over as we presented our Sr. Play, PINK STRING AND SEALING WAX. The Pink string was turned into Xmas ribbon and sealing wax to the glue on Xmas card envelopes as we threw our Xmas Cabaret Dance, THE HOLIDAY RUSH. January 22 wasanight of mixed emotions as 77 of our class graduated. lt's rumored that many received 2 certificates, one headed congratulations, and the other greetings Many of the January grads returned, however, to help make our Sr. Prom a big hit. The wall of the gym actually shimmered and shook as beautiful harem girls carried out our theme of the Arabian Nights. We called this, our final class activity, A THOUSAND AND ONE NIGHTS. We got our first clue that graduation was drawing near when we had to choose our class colors. Many of the mechanicalboys wanted Primor and Chrome but Navy blue and Powder blue finally won out. The January Class colors had been Wine and White. lt's now June 11, the night of our graduation. Many of our class must feel like this year's Republican party, for we, like the Republicans, finally made it. As you look through this annual, remember the faces and names of our graduating class. For I am sure that before very long, many will have made a name for them- selves in drawing BLUEPRINTS OF PROGRESS! EDW 3091 dlcxof AR V ale OPI a I1 G 89 GERALDINE JENKINS X4 G62-5: Salutatorlan GER HO X915 Third 1811 li' Three Stars Grow To Flve The class of 1953 IS an outstandxng one 1n many respects scholarshlp as well as act1v1t1es For the f1rst t1me 1n the h1story of Roosevelt H1gh School two students t1ed for top honors These valedxctorxans are Edward Downxng and Joanne Sheets w1th an average of 3 75 each Salutatorlan IS Gerald1ne Jenkms Whose average IS 3 73 for her four years at Roosevelt Not only was there a t1e for top honors but also for thlrd ranking honors wxth Glenn Glrardm and Roger Homelster shar1ng th1s pos1t1on w1th an average of 3 68 ' ao The1r serv1ce to the school was shown by the fact that all of them were elected to the Nat1onal Honor Socxety requlrements of wh1ch are scholarsh1p lead ersh1p character and servlce For the fxrst t1me among many June classes the boys outnumbered the gxrls 1n top honors Thls has occured frequently 1n January classes but usually g1rls show the way 1n scholastlc attalnment many t1mes wmnxng all three top honors is ' 4 , 1 Q TS . 329 . r , . 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E Iune ponsors Mrs Bermce Hardw1cke MISS Martha Calvert Charles Lacey M1ss1ng are M1ss Pansy Blake and Reed Rowan PRESIDENT Glenn G1rard1n f 11 5 VICE PRESIDENT George Stepanov1c SECRETARY Joan Zanley TREASURER D1ck Jarvxs 2 Q' QU' 541 NIAL KELVIN ABBUHL: Glee Club, chorus, choir, , 'Q A Octet I , , . - -31 s- JAMES CHARLES ADAMS: w-club, Football, Base- 7 ball, R.s.U. e 1 QS BETTY JANE AMBO GAIL ANN ANDRES Glee Club R S U Debatmg D1s cuss1on, Natlonal Honor Socxety W A AC Class Semor Play NANCY ANIBAL Commerclal Club .Tumor Y Teens, Semor Annual Wy News GAA Co op Club Journallsm, Mayorettes CCapta1nJ C' ELMER ANTAL ANNE MARIE ANTALOVIC OK w wg-F JOSEPH ARM ATIS JOANN ARMSTRONG ' MARILOU BACHE semor Annual Commercxal Club Co op Class 'Ds 'gs' 'G Semor Y Teens, 93 'E 5 DARLENE BARRETT Commerclal Club Semor Y gc as Teens G A A THELMA BARTEL DOROTHY BATES Mayorettes W7 f ,WV 63 BARBARA BEAUBIEN Co op Club Commerc1alClub fi Glee Club Chorus G A A THOMAS BEAUDRIE R S U .Tumor Play Golf W Club MARY BECK -rf -Of' 'lm fs r 'U' 5 DELBERT BOIK Q,-0 2 ww BARBARA BELL CAROL BESSEY BERNARD BIGOS JOAN JOYCE BLIZMAN Sen1or Annual tAssoc1ate Editorl Thespians fSecretaryl Junior Play, Thes plans Play, Glee Club Chorus, Cho1r Commerical Club Senior Y Teens, Wy News Journalism Sk1 Club G A A Quxll and Scroll Candidate PERLE MARIE BOARDMAN G A A , Glee Club Co op Club JOYCE AUDREY BOETTNER Glee Club Chorus, Choir G A A , Future Nurses Club EILEEN ANN BOUCHER Glee Club Chorus Choir G A A , Future Nurses Club fSecretaryJ Ensemble Senior Annual -.pf GLORIA JEAN BROCHUE Junior Play Debatlng Dis cussion Commercial Club G A A Glee Club MARY EVELYN BROWN National Honor Society Thespians fV1ce President! Senior Play Future Nurses Club QPres1dent Vice Pres1dent,Treasurerj, R S U Wy News Annual Staff D1scuss1on, G A A Voice Class, Mixed Chorus Thesp1an Play 5' ff' 'X' is uv six 1:17 nj ...J 4n'1f V l I l PEGGY BROWN Wy News Chorus G A A R S U Commercial Club Co op Class Glee Club Junior Y Teens BEVERLY ANN BRUSO Commerclal Club Glee Club Chorus Cho1r G A A ALLAN BUDRIS MARILYN BURRIS: Glee Club, Chorus, C0-Op Class ELIZABETH JULIA BUSH: G.A.A., Co-op Class, Glee Club, Chorus, International Friendship Club JIM BYARD: Rifle Club DOROTHY MAE CALLAHAN GAA Commercial Club, Semor Y Teens, Glee Club Co op Club fPres1dentJ DONNA JANE CAMERON Wy News, G A A , Tennis Glee Club, Senior Y Teens Journalism, Senior Annual, C0 op Club JOAN SHIRLEY CAMPBELL GAA Journalism, Wy News, Voice Class, Glee Club Chorus Co op Club JEAN MARIE CERNEY French Club Glee Club, Chorus ESTHER MARTHA CHEPLICK Glee Club Chorus, Commercial Club G A A Co op Club CAROL JEAN CLARK Glee Club, Chorus, Choir Journalism Senior Annual ,Z ' . JOYCE ANN COUTURE: G.A.A. Commercial Club Co-op Club BARBARA GAYLE COWGER: Choir Journalism Wy News CEditor-in-Chiefj Senior Annual Senior Y Teens, Co-op Club Commercial Club Chorus Voice Class Glee Club, Candidate Quill and Scroll Ensemble, Bible Club RONALD GLEN CRADDOCK: Football, Track Hi Y, Tri Alpha, R,s,U, ROGER CREIGHTON JAMES CRIDER: Torch Club, Glee Club, Chorus, Choir JEAN ANN CRUTCHER: Junior Play, Thespians, Glee Club, Voice Class, Choir, Ensemble, SeniorYTeens 2 NANCY CLAUSE Co op Class, Chorus Glee Club Voice Class, G A A I PATRICIA KATHLEEN COLE: Glee Club Chorus Choir Commercial Club Co-op Club , DAVID COOPER: Glee Club Chorus Choir Hi Y I W.A.A.C. Class .Qu mf fi. BEVERLY JOY COOLEY Band Wy News,Journal1sm Commercial Club Quill and Scroll candidate, C op Club Bible Club Y' x ik U H1 Q ,K -' s K 4 3 ,g 34 Q X A 5 4 ? ,4- RHEA ANN DAVIS W A A C Class G A A Nat1onal D r:,,f'f Honor Soclety I Hop Chaxrman, French Club, Sen1or Annual 'W' DAVID DEAN Thesp1ans fV1C8 Presxdent and Pres1 dentj Th8Sp12.Il Play Junlor Play Rowlng Stage Crew Glee Club R S U MARTHA ANN DE HILSTER Glee Club Chorus Cho1r GLORETTA BLANCHE DEWEESE Glee Club Semor Y Teens .Tumor Play, Commerc1al Club G A A 4, ' MILTON DEWITT Rxfle Club, Track 'van EDWARD DOWNING Sen1or Band Orchestra, Dance Band Thesplans Nat1onal Honor Soclety Tr1Alpha W A A C Class Tenms .Tumor Play R S U RICHARD DULA R S U Sk1 Club H1 Y Chorus, C0 op Club CTreasurerJ PATRICIA ANN EDGETT Commerc1al Club Chorus Cho1r, Junxor Y Teens Rxfle Club Co op Club Glee Club RICHARD EGNER Band Swlmmlng ROBERT EGNER Tenms Torch Club ERNEST RALPH EICHNER Debatmg Trl Alpha H1 Y T1 BARBARA JEAN ELSESSER Co op Club Commerc1al Club Glee Club MILDRED ANNE ENDICOTT French Club C0 op Club Orchestra Y Q Q Q Q JL THOMAS BLAKELY ERWIN R S U , Football Base ball Basketball JOHN EWING f ' I A y, ' Q 4 . ' ' cg 1 V 1 V ,xml 1, l , . 1. . . s ' 1 A A ik 1 7 1 I If ,by I : I , ' A t y E 'Fila h 1 ' ' ' ' ' J R ,p 'N ,, ' I I . , V gl J I Z V -MW' . I . ' ' . . 2 . . ., , W4 ,- JANICE BEVERLY EBERLEIN: Glee Club, G.A.A., I I if . A Z . . -, , M AA A W f' f' bf ' A 1 I 1 V, Z . y S A y I . 5 I . , . , Lg , Z - ' I wi als. ' IVV, , 7 . xt C :f 1 8 . . , - .x H RQ V , J ...,. , JERRY FANSLER: Glee Club, Chorus, Choir DONNA FISHER BERNARD FOSTER ARLENE KATHERINE FRANCIS: G.A.A., Glee Club, Chorus, Co-op Club ELSIE FRINT JOAN FROMMERT: Glee Club, Co-op Club Annual JACOB GERRING R S U H1 Y GLENN GIRARDIN semor Class Presldenr, Rlfle C1ub1V1ce Presldent Pres1dentJ, Baseball Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety Tr1 Alpha Wy News CEd1tor ln Chxefl W Club, Sen1or Annual JANELLE GOOLSBY G A A Cholr, Ensemble Wy News SHARON ALICE GORHAM Commerclal Club Inter nat1onal Fr1endsh1p Club Co op Club fSecretaryJ WILLIAM GOULD Rxfle Club GERALD GREEN W A A C Class Tennis R S U FRED FUTCH RONALD GALLETI Orchestra VIRGINIA GARDNER 'ffm is-rf MARY ELLEN FULLER G A A Sk1 Club Glee Club Chorus Cho1r, Ensemble Sen1or YTeens Semor Band Rlfle Club f 3 ,Q- :O .44 'GY 6' -v A T PANSY ELLA HAGAN Glee Club Journalism Com mercial Club CSecretaryJ Senior Y Teens Vice President! Co op Club G A A Wy News Senior Annual SHARON LEE HAMPTON Future Nurses Club Glee Club Chorus Choir Journalism Wy News Quill and Scroll candidate G A A ROGER MIKHAIL HARDWICKE Swimming Band Ski Club R S U W A A C Class Senior Annual QBus mess Managerl National Honor Society ALYC E HARRIS Majorettes .Af - 'J LARRY EDISON GREEN Track, Football Tri Alpha National Honor Society, Glee Club Discussion Debating R S U ED GREINER MARILYN MAE GRIFFIN Chorus Choir G AA Commercial Club Wy News Tri Alpha National Honor Society Quill and Scroll candidate CATHERINE KNIGHT GRIFFITH Junior Play, Thes pians Thespian Play Glee Club Chorus Choir, Wy News Senior Y Teens Commercial Club Journalism GAA Quill and Scroll candidate, Volce Class, G1rls Ensemble Future Teachers Association SHIRLEY ANNE GUMKOWSKI Glee Club Chorus Choir Co op Club .TO ANNE HADLEY G A A , Glee Club, French Club Future Nurses Club Ski Club LESLIE HARRISON: Glee Club Chorus Choir Octet Swimming French Club Hi Y MILDRED M. HARRY RUSSELL HENRY HARTLEY: Glee Club Chorus Choir, Stage Crew Football Rowing ANN LOUISE HARTSHORN: Band R.S.U. Commercial Club fHistorianJ G.A.A. C0-op Club IVA JEANENE HAYNES: Majorettes Glee Club Junior Class Secretary Commercial Club fTreas- urer R.S.U. ROBERT CHARLES HAZEY: R.S U. Cpresidentl, Band Orchestra Dance Band Tri Alpha National Honor Society WILLIAM HINZMAN: Tennis, Glee Club Y , , JOSEPH HODNICKI his ' ,U if ff, 4-.. ROGER HOMEISTER: Torch Club, Hi Y fTreasurerJ, , ' ' Tri Alpha, National Honor Society, Debating, Junior ,J Play, Thespians, Thespian Play, Senior Annual, W.A.A.C. Class I ,I THOMAS HOOPER: Tennis, Debating, Hi Y .... ROBERT WILLIAM HOWEY: Basketball, Football ff, W SHIRLEY MARIE HUDGINS: Choir, Ensemble, De- , , bating, Senior Annual, Junior Y Teens, Senior Y Teens, Ski Club, Voice Class, Chorus E' MARYANN FRANCES IMPERIAL: Glee Club, Co-op WILLIAM ISHEL: French Club, Football MILDRED JAPOWICZ Glee Club Chorus, Co op Club fPres1dentJ, Junior Y Teens Wice Presidentl, R S U 1 Z7 RICHARD JARVIS Orchestra, Dance Band Track H1 Y Torch Club, Senior Class Treasurer Senior Annual JOYCE JOAN JELACSITY G A A R S U , Com mercial Club Glee Club Chorus, Choir, Senior Annual, Future Teachers Association GERALDINE JENKINS Band, Tri Alpha Future Nurses Club, Co op Club, Senior Annual MARIE JETER Band G A A Glee Club Co op Club LARRY DEAN JORDAN H1 Y Track an Ar GERALD JUNEAU ROBERT KAPSA Swimming 'W' 4 38 L, me W , 1 3. , 1 . - it R 32 . . . 3 N l . 1 . i . f V 7 7 ' - , iJf.iK,g if--if' h I . . ., . .. . 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' ' X '1 'H ,Lin YA - 'QF' :T I, '-R Y 'T 'T PHILIP DEMETRIOS KALTSAS Football W Club Band Track ELAINE MAURINE KELLER G A A Future Nurses Club W A A C Class, Commercial Club Annual Staff Glee Club Chorus, Cho1r LLOYD KINSEY DIANA LEE KISTLER G A A Band Chorus, Choir, Journalism Discussion R S U Sen1or Annual CLARISSA KNAGGS National Honor Soclety Senior Play TheSp1a.I'lS RSU fCorrespond1ngSecretaryJ DISCUSSION Debating Tri Alpha Ski Club QVICG Presidentj, Cheerleading Sr Y Teens Thesplan Play G A A CTreasurerJ, Tennls WALTER JOHANN KNOCH Football Baseball D1s cuss1on W Club Rifle Club WENDELL CHARLES KOESTER Glee Club chorus 1 T-I r W Choir Cheerleading H1Y Ski Club Senior Annual RSU Football Tenms Journalism RIC HARD KONCZAL MARY JANE KORLESKE G A A , Internat1onal Friendship Club Future Nurses Club French Club Voice Class Chorus Glee Club MARLENE KRAMPITZ Glee Club C N1 F l SYLVIA JEAN KURTZ: Senior Annual Chorus Choir, Ski Club G.A.A. Commercial Club NANCY KVEEN BEVERLY LABEAU: JuniorYTeenslTreasurerJ, Co- op Club fVice President! Glee Club Chorus DALE LABELI.. WAYNE LAKIN: Swimming, R.S.U. PHYLLIS LANDRITH 39 MARILYN PEARL LANG Glee Club Co op Club 'R 55 G A A , Chorus HERMAN LANGE LYNWOOD LASHBROOK FRANZ HINRICH LAUBERT Junior Play Thespians, Thespian Play, Glee Club Choir, Octet W A A C Class H1 Y Senior Annual Debating TEX EDWIN LEEPER Football Basketball Track R S U LAWRENCE JAMES LEKETY Glee Club Chorus, Choir el'lI'llS I 4, Annual YT? 'Www' WALTER OWEN LETWIN Glee Club, Cheerleading RSU Bowling Club Skl Club Senlor DICK LEWIS Senior Play 'X 'Q gy SHERRY LIVERMORE Glee Club French Club ,11- NANCY JEAN LOWE G A A CTreasurer Vice Pres identl, Cheerleading, Commercial Club Tri Alpha Co-op Club RICHARD C. LOZON: Orchestra, Junior Play, Senior Play, Thespian Play, Thespians, Dance Band JANET CAROL LUNDSTEDT: Cheerleading, R.S.U. fRecording Secretaryl, G.A.A., Commercial Club CPresident, Treasurerl, SeniorY Teens fTreas- urerl, Senior Annual, W.A.A.C. Class, National Honor Society FRANK MADDALOZZO: Football, Basketball, W Club, R.S.U. MARILYN LOUISE MALOCH: G.A.A., Ski Club, Senior Orchestra, Junior Y Teens, Senior Y Teens, Com- mercial Club, Journalism, Wy News, Senior Annual, Quill and Scroll Candidate, Art SHIRLEY DELORES MANICK: Glee Club, International Friendship Club NORBERT DANIEL LINENFELSER Senior Band -gap af N322 ' I fl-'X ' Y'--sv ' 47' -Q ' ebb. ' in A rt, as ,JF ,, 1 5 mfs 1 7 'TQ' ? s' we 5' Y ri l E-:Qc 73- K. F1 i Ji 4' .I 1 Z 5 .1 BERNTCE JOAN MARTIN: Glee Club, Journalism, Commercial Club, Senior Y Teens, Co-op Club, G.A.A. JAMES E. MCALISTER: Cross Country, Discussion, Glee Club JEAN ELIZABETH MCCAULEY: Glee Club, Chorus, Commercial Club PHY LLIS MCMAHON Glee Club Chorus en 3 E MARJORIE GAIL MENEFEE GAA Orchestra, KENNETH DALE MORRAN Glee Club Chorus Choir Octet THEODORE MASCYNSKI Glee Club, Chorus, Choir H1 Y IRENE MARIE MICHALSKI International Friendship Club Future Nurses Club DON MILLS 'Cv' 5 if! I A' Ili x 41 Malorettes, Senior Band Commercial Club Senior Y Teens Chorus Co op Club Friendship Club RONALD EUGENE MERCER Senior Orchestra GEORGE MOORE JANET RUTH MURRAY Wy News fEd1tor 1n Chiefl Senior Y Teens CPres1dentl, R S U Commercial Club W A A C Class Journalism Junior YTeens National Honor Society Quill and Scroll Candidate DELPHINE ANN NARBUT GAA Future Nurses Club Chorus Choir, Commercial Club Voice Class, Senior Annual JOYCE NATZEL Trl Alpha Glee Club Chorus FRANK NAUYOKAS Football Baseball CAROLYN AUGUSTA NELLIS Junior Y Teens, Glee Club IRENE BARBARA NELSON: Future Nurses Club, G.A.A. EDWARD STEPHEN NICKSICH ...- SHIRLEY ANNE OHLIGER: Glee Club, Chorus, Choir, Journalism, Wy News, Junior Play, G.A.A., Future Teachers Association, Thespian Play RICHARD O HOTZSKE RICHARD OSTROWSKI Rowlng .T T PAGITT RICHARD ALEX PAPP Baseball, Football, Natxonal Honor Soc1ety Tr1 Alpha W Club Debatmg, D1s cusslon Basketball KENNETH PARISH Football BARBARA JOYCE PASCOE Glee Club Chorus Cho1r Ensemble Tr1 Alpha W A A C Class Annual,D1s cussxon G A A Future Nurses Club Future Teachers Assoc1at1on BOB PATTERSON Rowlng ROBERT PATTISON H1 Y Cpresldentl, Band Dance Band W A A C Class PATRICIA ANN PEARSON Sen1or Annual Future Nurses Club Glee Club G A A Chorus Commer C181 Club Volce Class JANICE LEE PELLEY Wy News Glee Club Semor Annual, Co op Club ARTHUR PEPKIE Band Torch Club, Rxfle Club Swlmmmg Basketball TED PERRY RALPH PETERSON Basketball, Football R S U 43 'B EDWARD PLACS Swlmmmg MARION PETKOV Glee Club, Chorus, Mayorettes GERALD PETROSKI Glee Club, Chorus THOMAS C PHILPORT Football Track, W Club ANITA DORA PIERINI Glee Club, Chorus Cho1r Commerc1al Club, French Club G A A Sk1 Club Sen1or Annual EVELYN PIOTTER Glee Club Chorus MARIAN PIZZO Glee Club, Co op Class RSU GERALD MILTON POBURSKY Football Baseball W AAC Class MARY LOU PORATH Commerclal Club Co op Club lnternat1ona1 Frlendshlp Club MAE SUE POTTER Glee Club, Chorus Cho1r Wy News, Commercxal Club, DISCUSSION, Journalxsm RS U Volce Class Quxll and Scroll Ca.nd1date 1,5 ig FT' -aa ? r 1 r 4, ELIZABETH ANNE POWELL R S U KCorrespond1ng Secretaryj Commercxal Club fV1C8 Presldentl G A A Semor Annual J ournal1sm, Future Teachers Assoc1at1on LESLIE DEAN PRICE Band GUS PULTER ROBERT QUINT EDWARD RAWSTHORNE BARBARA ANN REGAN: Glee Club Chorus, Choir Voice Class, R.S.U., French Club, G.A.A., Wy News, Quill and Scroll, Journalism PEGGY ANN REINAGLE: Glee Club, Chorus, Choir, Senior Y Teens, Co-op, Quartet CHARLES LYNWOOD REYNOLDS: Swimming Team fCaptainJ, Football, W Club JERRY RITCI-IIE LARRY JOHN RITCHIE R S U JO ANN ROBINSON National Honor Soc1ety,W A A C Class, Thespians, Senior Play, Junior Play, Glee Club, Chorus, Choir, Senior Annual G A A Future Teachers Association Thespian Play GILBERT ERWIN ROSE Glee Club, Chorus, Choir, Octet Debating, French Club, H1 Y CPres1dentJ, Tr1 Alpha Senior Annual W A A C Class News Band in QF Q 421' on Q7 MERYL ROWE Glee Club Chorus Choir Co op Club TOM ALLAN ROWLAND Football, Rlfle Club Wy ALVIN PAUL ROYER Football Basketball Senior -at VELMA RUSHLOW Journalism French Club A ELIZABETH RUST KAY ANNETTE RYAN Glee Club Chorus Ski Club French Club, Tr1 Alpha SHIRLEY JUNE SABO Tri Alpha Commercial Club Glee Club, Chorus, Senior Annual ARLENE ANN SACKETT: Junior Y Teens G.A A Commercial Club fTreasurerJ, R.S.U. Glee Club Chorus i JEAN MARIE SCHAVE: Glee Club Chorus, Commer- ' cial Club Co-op Club JOSEPH SCHEMBRI ke ., IN nk' T47 Q, i -'J' 4gJ QF? WW T' :J R of 1-4 DELORES SCHNAU Commercial Club G A A Glee Club Co op Club fV1ce Pres1dentJ JANET GERDASCHUBERT Glee Club Chorus Choir, G A A , Commercial Club THELMA ANN SELKE Glee Club Chorus DOLORES ANN SEMETKO Glee Club Chorus, Cho1r Vo1ce Class Ensemble G A A , Commercxal Club Future Teachers Associat1on JEAN JULIA SEREWA G A A , Glee Club WILLIAM SHACKLEFORD Glee Club Chorus Cholr WILLIAM JAMES SHAW, JR Jumor Band Sen1or Band Dance Band Vars1ty Band Rxfle Club Track GLADYS JOANNE SHEETS Natlonal Honor Soclety Ed1tor 1n Chlef Sen1or Annual Trl Alpha R S U fRecord1ng Secretaryb J umor Class Vlce President Sen1or Class Play Sen1or Y Teens lSecretaryJ Commerclal Club G A A Journa11sm French Club Glee Club ERNESTINE SHELANE Trl Alpha DOROTHY SHERMAN Wy News R S U Internatlonal Frxendshxp Club wh? Q! 6 if 45 4 rim -of Glee Club JOAN SHONK G A A Tenn1s Glee Club MaJorettes Commerc1al Club Co op Club Senxor Y Teens R S U Band CECELIA JOSEPHINE SILKA Cadet Band Co op Club JAMES SIMPSON Stage Crew MARGARET SISNEROS Sen1or Y Teens GAA Chorus Choir Rlfle Club Internatxonal Fr1endsh1p Club Wy News LUCILLE SKOTZE Glee Club Chorus Co op Club CONNIE SLAVEN JAMES ALVIN SMITH Glee Club Chorus, Choir Rifle Club Hi Y ' fx JON SOPER Glee Club Tr1 Alpha V7 BARBARA STARR MARY ANN STEFFEN Glee Club Co op Club NORMAN STEFFKA Band Chorus Future Nurses Club JACKIE SUE TEBBE Chorus Future Nurses Club Tr1 Alpha JOAN ARLENE TEGDES Glee Club Majorettes Chorus MARY ETHEL TERRY G A A , Commercial Club, Co 1 op Club LESLIE LAVON THIBIDEAU Glee Club, Chorus, Cholr, Ensemble, J un1or Play, Sen1or Play, Thesp1an Play, Thesp1ans, Future Nurses Club, G.A.A., Sk1 Club, Journahsm, .Tumor Y Teens, Sen1or Y Teens, Volce Class, Semor Annual EUGENE ROBERT TIMAR Vars1ty Band, Concert Band, Dance Band DONALD RICHARD TREMAIN R.S.U , Cadet Band, Stage Crew if I Al MIRIAM JOYCE STELZER G A A , Commerc1al Club Senxor Y Teens lTreasurerJ Sen1or Annual Glee Club Chorus Cho1r Vo1ce Class Debatmg D1s cusslon Ensemble Future Teachers Assoclatlon CTreasurerl GEORGE STEPANOVIC Semor Class V1ce Pres1dent Sen1or Band W Club RS U Vars1ty Tenn1s CCapta1nJ Basketball JAMESF C STEPHENS Termls Art Football WILLIAM EARL STRENGTH Basketball Football R S U W Club xi cf . , ' I 9 Q f VE - V is 2 , . ,W Y I If I I A -. I alll -' v4 : 5 'Q , -' L? 1:7 b I '1- NANCY JOAN STEINHAUER: G.A.A., Glee Club, I ,, 'gr A at Il ' l r 1 D 9 . , .J h ,J I ' A . , , . . Qi- I? I , , ' aa 1 , ' , Qi ' ,D . ' '1 M' f RICHARD JOSEPH VAN DIERENDONCK Golf Foot ball W Club Art MARVIN LEE VASHER Glee Club Chorus Golf PATRICK VINSON VISINGARDI Band Tennls ALBERT VREELAND WAVELET JOAN VROMAN Glee Club .TANICE WARNER Glee Club Chorus GAA Trl Alpha WELDON WARRINER Glee Club 11 JEAN ELIZABETH WATTS Glee Club Chorus My 'Q LAWRENCE HUBERT WELSCH Swunmlng FANNY ELLEN WHITE G A A Glee Club Chorus Commerclal Club HAZEL WHITE Co op Club Jun1or Y Teens JAN WHITMAN ' 9 ANN WILD G A A Semor Y Teens R1f1e Club fSec retary and Treasurerl Commerclal Club Thes pxans W A A C Class .Tumor Class Play Thesp1a.n Play SHEILA WILEY Trx Alpha, W A.A C. Class, R.S U., Semor Y Teens DELORES ANN WILLIAMS Band s- E KENNETH KAY WILLIAMS Tenms, R S.U., Journahsm x lwff , I :YV : , - Q :A Y 1 Q li a .ij ' K I , , . 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V- f ' f Row One Mass Mary Kurzatkowslu, Carroll Kyser Standmg Harold Smlth Romalne Bernard Mxss Mildred Llttle Mlss Wanda Walker, Alan Barron Mlssmg from the plcture was Mlss Rosal1a Westcott Iunlor Class 1954 All they touched turned to gold' The Jumor Class proved to have the golden tough 1n makmg thelr f1rst year s act1v1t1es very successful They waved thelr golden wand over the gym and produced the beaut1ful sett1ng for the Cornhuskers Ball Next to be transformed was the aud1tor1um mto the Clolsters for thexr class play The Cur1ous Savage They went overboard for the1r .T Hop 'Deep Sea Dream , which completed the glxtterlng events for the 1954ers 1n 1953 lanual y Class Ufflters Steve Arnest CTreasurerJ Carl Czuchna QPres1dentj, .Tamce Kent tSecretaryJ, and Dlck Lyon QVICG Presldentj 56 L. B111 Le1bengood QVICG Presldentl Nancy Moore QSecretaryD Ph11Dal ley tPres1dentJ, and Dave Barkey tTreaSurerJ 22 J' uqxfa Q l 3 , .Q f :L It ap'f'.l. 5 , D u NI 'fn' ' . QU ' ez '24 'rf ru: HT wage ff 4 T 00 THE Cumoos SAVAGE Remember, fight the night, was one of the quotations taken from The Curious Savage, given by the Junior Class February 27 and 28 in the Roosevelt Auditorium. Under the direction of Charles Burkett and Joan Bates, the play was a great success. The novelty of the setting was a factor. It took place in The Cloisters , an insane asylum. The point the play meant to bring out was that there is not much difference between people in an institution and so-called sane ones outside in the world. Laughs were plentiful in this three-act comedy by John Patrick. The three Savages, contriving a way in which to secure their mother's fortune, had her admitted into 'tThe Cloistersf' After much question of her insanity, they were taught a lesson. The guests in the institution were: Fairy May Wirginia McWhirterJ, Hanibal CArnold Zeffl, Jeffrey fBill Leibengoodj, Mrs. Paddy fPat Parkerj, and Florence fLouise Kirchnerl. Ethel Uean Scruggsl, Titus Uerry Simpsonl, Samuel lCarl Krousel, and Lilly Bell QGretchen Hoffmanj played the Savage family. On the staff of the institution was Miss Wilhelmina flrene Kurkowskil, and Dr. Emmett tBob Rigginsj, 57 f i TE DDY BEAR 'Ms f A ff ,Q0015 .A K, ff ' f,. 1. , L Le: Future quares ,,, ff , V f Y ' , in Her term paper IS vmlsdes' yi v1 ewng' We D2.nC1ng 1S L-,UP Future Waxtmg for Santa Claus. such fun Wrestlers D Beauty not duty calls ,S hear YOU On a mllk dlet Better ba Ck up Slster, No sleep got mn the1r eyes ..- we ox SYQQQQ QQXX -3,1 x new all X Q0 neckmg f Z clung ef 'jam I f .. S ONTO Ofh J chaxf g ui Just in from Mars- Minor chords in a major way. V- They hung their clothes 58 on a hickory limb and did go near the water. 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Row Three: Raymond Gee, Joanne Affholter, Judie Sheppard, Pat Zuledki, Lenora Smith, Rose Eacopelli, Judy Korn, Elaine Hooks, Patricia Zasadny, Pat Drobnak, Mary Brodi, Harriette Kotyuk. Row Four: Audrey Long, Marjorie Ritter, June Knight, Marian Renaud, Elaine Amy, Dick Rochleau, Merle Boileau, Bill Wilson, Wendell Koester, Eddie Wright, Larry Ritchie, Gene Stahl, Richard Buscoe, Robert Rattray, Sponsor. Row Five: Lee Swaby, Chuck Davenport, Glenn Girardin, Dave Hauer,John Murray, Jack Kent, Dave Barkey, Jerry Gorham, David Mehlhose, Ken Williams, George Stepanovic, David Althouse. Government of, by and for the students - that is the Roosevelt Student Union. Officers are elected each semester following a rip- roaring campaign in which the candidates and their managers appeal for votes at a special assembly. Nominees are selected by the RSU in conformity to certain qualifications. Legislative body of the Union consists of one representa- tive from each English class. Meetings are held weekly and much of the work is done by committees, each having a definite function. Many problems are worked on during the semester and some have been such as to bring improvement to the school as well as to the student body. Sponsors of the organization are Robert Rattray and Maynard Alfstad. an-'. 0 1' 9 1 1 xw R. S. U. at work! Their brows are furrowed at the immensity of the problem under discussion. 3? gin Q in 2 M 5 lf a- 4 I Q' fs Q lf, 6 UNITED NQTIUNS DF NYHNDUTTE QITRL I Class Row One: JoAnn Robinson, Daneen Perry, Carl Wesser, Janet Lundstedt Barbara Pascoe Janet Murray, Maurine Keller, Mrs. Hardwicke fSponsorl. Row Two: Dick Lyon, Gail Andres, Gilbert Rose, Ann Wild, Dave Cooper, Mickey Hardwicke, Franz Laubert, Jerry Pobursk Edward Downing, Jerry Green, Bob Pattison, Nancy Sawicki,Jane Simmons, Sheila Wiley, Roger Homeister. Squeezed in between the rows are: Carl Czuchna and Rhea Ann Davis Kentucky, here we come! This cry was raised early in the year by members of the WAACS and was repeated frequently, reaching a full crescendo as the 24 travelers and their sponsors boarded the train for their exchange visit with the students of Middletown, Kentucky. A month previous, the Wyandotters had acted as hosts to the youths from the Blue Grass state. During the year a rather complete study was made of the geology, industry, transportation, culture and social life of the Wyandotte of former years. Library research, reports, slides, movies, field trips and talks by prominent men and women of the city gave the class a kaleidoscopic picture of life in this city, past and present and enabled them to be the perfect hosts. The study was also a most interesting one for the Wyandotte youth and made them extremely proud of their city. This was the eighth WAAC class. The project, begun in 1946, through the joint efforts of the Junior Red Cross and the late Carl Hardwicke, has had a most remarkable career and is one of the outstanding achievements of Roosevelt High. Finances have to be considered in a project of this type, but members of the class worked together on many money-raising schemes to fill the exchequer. There were paper drives, rummage sales, bake sales, county fair, candy stand and football concessions and one of the most popular of WAAC possessions was the over-sized piggy bank in which they collected necessary funds. For several years Mrs. Hardwicke has carried on the project and has given it dignified and friendly direction. .-IL. Planning their trip. Q -5? we x 'S Q--Q: ip- f i X 5 ak - 'i .SKS X3 A, , K x og-'K 1 rv.,- -14. Row One: Augustine Vassallo lTreasurerD, Pat Zasadny iPresidentl, Lynn Vendien lsponsorl, Pat Drobnak fSecretarYl, Earl Figley Wice-Presidentl. Row Two: Cris Knaggs, Carol Glass, Gail Gray, Carol Jean Sly, Phillis DeMaggio, Jean Sieja, Marilyn Knaggs, Barbara Bell. Row Three: Marilyn Maloch, Joan Zanley, Lorrie Gray, Gloria Brochue, Judy Mascow, Carol Taylor, Judy McClenahen, Barbara Leach. Row Four: Lois Sutey, Wendell Koester, Theresa Jelacsity, Phil Dalley, Alan Vasher, Kay Ryan, Sarah Welch, Toby Sfreddo. Row Five: Lee Swaby, Kathryn Kurith, Al Royer, Walt Letwin, Mary Ann Balogh, Ann Laubert, Tom Tabor, Dick Dula. Winter is the best time of the year for members of Roosevelt's Ski club, for that means lots of fun and thrills. No sitting on the beach in the Florida sun for them. They had far rather plunge head first in a snow drift. One of the prize trips of the year is the journey to Boyne Mountain lodge for their winter recreation. Hours are spent in waxing their skiis in order to make them slide better. This year's trip was highly successful, although Joan Zanley hobbled around school for several days with a sprained ankle. JL l .. -O-49 Doing the ballet on skiis might well be the title of this picture. It happens to be a kick turn executed by Pat Zasadny at Boyne Mountain. 64 A , Y mm.UW SCRML 5-5' .J il ' sl xi Seated Ann Hartshorn tH1stor1anJ Jeanene Haynes tTreasurerJ Janet Lundstedt fPres1dentJ Ann Powell KVICC Presxdentl Gayle Brancheau tSecretaryJ Row One Mar11ou Bache Sue Potter Carol Schafer Arlene Sackett Joanne Sheets Nancy Lowe Sh1rley Wllson, Pat Gxlghrlst Gall Menefee Joyce Jelacslty Carol Bessey Maurxne Keller Anna Aust1n Pat Ka1ser Joan Johnson Row Two Theresa Rushlow, Delores Schnau Barbara Beaub1en, Barbara Love She1laMacLe1lan Dorothy Mayrand Jean Marxe Schave, Pat Lonmewskx Gretchen Hoffman, Lourse Eberlme Joan Long Nancy Schave Mar1an Morche, E1leen Exner Row Three Pat Cole Beverly Cooley Patr1c1a Edgett, Marge Bardon1 Pat Corless Chr1st1ne Bardom Mary Terry Barbara Elsesser, Mary Lou Lak1n Gretchen Wagner Mar1lyn Maloch Pat Zasadny Pansy Hagan, Bern1ce Mart1n, Barbara Fauser Row Four Barbara Schne1der JoAnn Oberfranc Mary Grondzlel Sylv1a Kurtz Paul1ne Dye Joan Shonk M1ss Hollxs Powell QSponsorJ M1ss Wanda Walker CSponsorl, Amta Commerclal Club M1ss Wanda Walker and M1ss Holhs Powell tSponsorsJ Row One Sharon Prxce Joan P1zz1ment1 Nancy Myers Mamxe Grordano Joan Longfellow, Fanny Wh1te Dolores Semetko Carol Raush Dora Shepard Joan Schaffer, Jack1e Newell Florence F1sher Janet Murray Row Two Jean Rushlow Dorothy Callahan Kay Gr1ff1th Joan B11zman Delores Quackenbush Joan Zanley M1r1am Stelzer Darlene Barett Emahe Glordano, Marc1a Coffee Paula Mmor Betty Toboy Marllyn Gr1ff1n Margaret Fugate Esther Chepllck Joan Schuster Row Three Sue Dye Pat Drobnak Sh1rley Steele Amta Barnaby Irma Stoddard Beverly Bruso Nancy Ambal Sue W11l1amson Georgxna Hole, Mar11yn Vent, Norma Brown Mary Brod1e Irene Kurkowskr Row Four Donna Lauram Constance Slavln Janet Schubert Beverly DeCoster, Betty Huddleston Glorxa Brochue Ann W1ld Joan Bateman Arlene McCrea Pat Pr1ce, Sherry Eastman Margaret Ha1gh Margaret Kulak Beverly Howe : . . 7 7 l 7 Q ' . 1 - : ' J 7 1 , , y . . . . , . , . 1 1 . 7 I 1 n 9 f : K 7 ' 7 . 7 I . ., . . , , , . . ' : , , . . ., , . . .y 7 . 7 7 . 7 7 . . D 1 . , , . , . , . , , . . , . . Pierini, Pat Pearson, Delphine Narbut, Barbara Cowger, Rose Guinn, Barbara Pennybacker. O . . . I : . , . . ., s . ' 3 A l 7 s 9 7 . 7 , 7 ' : 3 7 . ' 7 I 7 7 7 . . 7 7 I . . , . , , . . . , , . , ' : 7 7 A Y 7 ' 7 I , . , . . , . . . , . , .. z . , . , , 7 . 7 . 7 7 7 ' 7 I 7 J ' Senior Y Teens Row One Joanne Sheets fSecretaryl, Daneen Perry fV1CB Pres1dentJ Janet Murray CPres1dentj Janet Lundstedt fTreasurerJ Jean Scruggs flnter Club Councxl Representatnvel Row Two Edna Recore, Mar1lou Bache Loulse Taylor Nancy Myers Nancy Homelster Sally Beaudr1e Jean Rushlow Theresa Rushlow Penny Johnson Crrs Knaggs Joy W1ll1ams Ann W1ld Joan Bl1zman Row Three Margaret Kulak Pat Parker Norma Payment Gall Menefee Betty Toboy Sh1rley Steele Pat Drobnak Mlflam Stelzer Mary Ellen Fuller Kay Gr1ff1th, Marllyn Maloch Dorothy Zack Pat Underwood Margaret Ha1gh Row Four M1ss Martha Calvert fSponsorJ Judy Fallu Amta Jean Barnaby Gretchen Wagner Mar1lyn Vent Pat Boelter Rosa Lou Wrlson Mary Brodx Shel1a W11ey Darlene Barrett Pansy Hagan Gayle Brancheau Jane Slmmons Gretchen Schelke Martha Patt1son Row F1ve Beverly Howe Joan Schuster Joanne Affholter V1rg1n1a McWh1rter Barbara Cowger Gloretta DeWeese SueW1ll1amson, Paulme Dye J oanBates Nancy Saw1ck1 Row One N1na Seddon flnter Club Counsellor! Judy Mascow fSecretaryJ Mrs Charlene Walters CSponsorJ Harrlett Stoner CPres1dentJ Barbara H1ntz Row Two Nannette Smalley Maurme Nugent Norma Read head Nancy Krash Sandy Westphal V1rg1n1a Tom1ch Vera Rothermal Donna Togsdon D1ane Overholt Row Three Lou Ann Hrnsman Gerry Letwm Joan Novack Dorothy Lxvely Judy Hall Jud1thW1erzba Carol Jean Sly Beverly Bell Phylhs S1ncla1r Donna Flood Row Four Pat Serulla Arlene McCrea Sharlon Roehr1g Kay Kraknke Audrey Wltt Geraldme Bednarek Jud1e Sheppard Judy Graf Sh1rley Dennan Ruth Zrmmerman Row F1ve Mar3or1eR1tter Sh1rley Lutezykowskr Joann Jenmngs An1taSm1th Tovx TOf11Sk1 Ros1lyn Anton Marc1a Blrdsall Janet Kraft, Mary Ann Balogh 68 I . - . , . , g , - . . u : 7 . 7 7 . 7 ' 7 7 y , . , . . Y . , . ' : 7 7 7 . 7 7 . 7 7 1 I 7 7 U . l 7 7 7 A ' : I 7 7 I 7 7 . 7 ' 7 . 7 . . 7 ' . 7 7 7 7 7 7 . ' . : 7 7 , . . . . , y , . . . , , Judy McC1enahen, Rexene Adams, Barbara Schneider, Marlene Marlow, Theresa Jelacsity, Peggy Reinagle, : . ' y 1 - 1 . . , . . : , . , - , , , . . . . , , , . l : . 7 ' 7 7 I 7 7 I . 7 7 7 ' U . 7 ' : 7 7 . 7 7 . 7 I 7 . 7 7 ' - , . Q . : . . . , . .y . , . . , . . ., . 7 . . , U H' Y Row One: Bruce Jacobson, Franz Laubert, Mr. Lacy, Csponsorl, Bob Pattison, Ralph Moore l' Row Two: Ronald Craddock, Wendy Koester, Rodger Creighton, Roger Homeister, Don Mills Dave Schultz, Marlin Dubke. Row Three: Roy Love, Gilbert Rose, .Terry Coon, Ralph Eichner, Dick Jarvis, Bill Rocherhousen, Larry Jordan, and Tom Hooper. Torch Club 19 1.-ww ,,,.L qw 4 Across the Top: Tom Addt, Mr. Richard Blied CSponsorJ, Windy Clishor, Back to Front: Dave Ha- uer, Earl Affholter, Roger Affhol- ter. 69 I K: Q' , . Puff MQW. Q Z 5 g Q' 5 3 ff 2' di Nm, Pnfle Club Row One Glen G1rard1n Ronald Turskx Row Two George Flflk Joe Carollo Paul Pmkava Charles Leveque Betty Anne Manners Mary Ann Laretz, Clara Bazydlo Thomas Robmson Txm Newerskx Robert Bates Row Three Beulah Malcomson Carlton German Norman Foster Juhanne Hxebbner Maurxce Lovall Dxck Wolske Jxm Shaw James Travenett1 Davxd Funston Wayne Dunn Row Four Fred Sltkms Edward K11ne Howard Lepplr Howard Eggh Orv11le Chomer B111 Kovats Ph11l1p Kolb Bob Haxre .hm Johnson Kenneth Bow1e Barbara Dombrowsk1 Pat Les1nsk1 Row F1ve Mr H111 fSponsorJ Tom Addy Tom Sherman Ronald Ga11ett1 Mxlton De Wltt Bob Reaume Louxs Ehmer Malton Erxckson Claxr Gray Janet Duncan Anne Laubert Davld Mehlhose Chess Club Row One Bob Glllmann Jlm Paul Larry Mason Mr J Reed Rowan fSponsor1 Bernard Ellms Ronald Bayer James Garant o : 1 - : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - : 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - : ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , Z 1 1 U ' 1 .n . , 'X K 1 , h V Annual Staff Joanne Sheets QEditor-in-Chiefl, Joan Blizman fAssociate Editorl. Row One: Donald Barbeau, Barbara Pascoe, Marilou Bache, Adah Zimmerman, Joyce Jelacsity, Nancy Lowe, Shirley Wilson, Maurine Keller, Janet Murray, Mary Ellen Fuller, Gail Andres, Thomas Calvin. Row Two: Janet Lundstedt, Cris Knaggs, Miriam Stelzer, Geraldine Jenkins, Joan Zanley, Marilyn Maloch, Barbara Cowger, Sue Williamson, Kay Griffith, Nancy Anibal, Dave Dean. Row Three: Pansy Hagan, Anne Powell, Roger Homeister, Jo Ann Robinson, Pat Pearson, Carol Clark, Wendy Koester, Sylvia Kurtz, Shirley Hudgins, Glen Girardin, Janice Pelley. Row Four: Leslie Thibideau, Delphine Narbut, Donna J. Cameron, Bob Hazey, Dick Lozon, Don Tremain, Gib Rose, Walt Letwin, Mickey Hardwick, Dick Jarvis, David Cooper, Edward Downing, Franz Laubert. Iournalism Row One: Melvin Conrad, Mary Ann Laretz, Meryl Rowe, Darby Mitchell, Dorothy Sherman, J oy Ann Williams, Don Mills. Row Two: Marjorie Horvath, Inga Hanson, Joanne Sheets, Margie Sisneros, Velma Rushlow, Ken Williams. Row Three: Mary Brodi, Pat Drobnak, Anne Powell, Nancy Schuster, Mildred Harry, Carol Clark. Row Four: Theresa Jelacsity, Jane Simmons, Judy Fallu, Bob Riggins, Bill Wilson, Tom Hooper. Row Five: Larry Mason, Allen Budris, James Simpson, David Meyer, Dick La Beau. , ,C 72 i vid , 71' as. ' Ov 6 lim, Row One: Eileen Boucher, Joan Poblenz, Maurine Keller, Barbara Pascoe, Dolores Semetko, Joyce Boettner, Miriam Stelzer, Helen Papp, Marian Morche, Peggy Reinagle, Jean Crutcher, Anita Pierini, Joyce Jelacsity, Joy Ann Williams, Diana Kistler. Row Two: Shirley Ohliger, Janet Schubert, Sharon Hampton, Eileen Exner, Delores Quackenbush, Wendy Koester, Louis Deibel, Tom Taber, Nial Abbuhl, Joe Cuva, Lawrence Lekity, Keith Haddow, Jerry Fansler, Jo Ann Robinson, Marilyn Griffin, Adah Zimmerman. Row Three: Shirley Gumkowski, Row One: Meryl Rowe, Sue Potter, Arlene Sackett, Carol Schafer, Joan Campbell, Rita McCaffrey, Elaine Kunish, Barbara Regan, Jean Cerny, Janice Eberlein. Row Two: Jackie Sue Tebbe, Mary Ellen Fuller, Thelma Selke, Peggy Brown, Lucille Skotzke, Richard Kennedy, Arlene Francis, Rita McGrath, Sue Williamson. Row Three: Ernestine Gorka, Marge Bardoni, Pat Corless, Flora Prosise, Margaret Haigh, Sylvia Kurtz, Marilyn Lang, Earl Boik, Dean Sloan, Barbara Cowger. Row Four: Thomas Bajkiewicz, Bob Juchartz, Tom Hilston, Gary Leigh, Travis Hardin, Gordon Havasi, Stanley Kwasiborski, Stan Dziedziak, Stan Murphy. Kay Griffith, Patricia Edgett, Pat Cole, Ted Madcynski, James Smith, Gilbert Rose, Dave Cooper, Stanley Ross, Donald Menzel, John French, Lee Risley, Margie Sisneros, Miss Eleanore Bennink CDirectorJ. Row Four: Shirley Hudgins, Nancy Schave, Judy Lange, Joan Blizman, Leslie Thibideau, Delphine Narbut, Mack Wood, Richard Lyon, Jerry McKay, Edward Kaechele, Franz Laubert, Kenneth Morran, Leslie Harrison, Larry Showler, Janelle Goolsby, Patricia Zasadny. Row One: Jeanene Haynes, Donna Arman, Marion Petkov, Evelyn Brown, Gail Menefee, Shirley Sabo, Pat Kaiser, Nancy Steinhauer, Joyce Natzel, Miss Eleanore Bennink fDirectorJ. Row Two: Martha de Hilster, Evelyn Piotter, Elizabeth Bush, Marilyn-Burris, Jean Watts, Barbara Beaubien, Barbara Fauser, Esther Cheplick, Beverly La Beau, Row Three: Marjorie Horvath, Pat Pearson, Jean McCauley, Constance Slaven, Christine Bardoni, Sherry Eastman, Beverly Bruso, Kay Ryan, Carol Clark. Row Four: Charles Mack, James Lietz, David Mehlhose, Robert Obourn, Russell Hartley, Dick Beaubien, Carl Krouse, Wayne Jones, Emil Meissner. k f V.i.,5Q 15 -W , . 'Q . :Sing X0 X A 7 gf Q, r K 'Q 'i W S , 1 'B xx' wq., f 'S GM.-a 9' fi, '5 A .5 5 '6GW442f.5,' wr 1 . - A 1 b 6 'Z' if 'f -Q' Q Q ' l 4 ' 6 w 'S if , f fa yy 9 E: F W ' 5' . L ', Q ' Y-.ff gli ' . 'C G I 'X' I 'W' . ' ti? 3, I flf, .Q M ' ig. - a ',g' , -,gf ., ff' Q' jg,-J -, - . . I, ,, si 1.:'AJr.? fs? .-it 1 . .f . ' 1- . . 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'fab ,gg an 2' Ub- DO' .s .os Cl Row One Mary Jane Kovack Nancy Myers Sally Beaudr1e Jean Rushlow Dora Shepard MarJor1e Schwartz Estella Sm1th Geraldme Knope Row Two Adah Dye Janet Orme Loulse Eberhne, Theresa Rushlow Peggy R1ley Kathleen Harder Dlanne Root Mrs Burkett CD1rectorJ Row Three Amta Barnaby Pat Boelter Marxlyn Vent, Mary Pollum Jan1e Plass Charlene B1SS6tt Betty Pruett Georg1naHo3e Conn1e Szczesny Janyce Schaffer Row Four Carol Sutherly Barbara Leach Nancy Moore Marlene Marlow Betty Weatherford, Gayle Mayberry Joan Bates, Jane Best Loulse K1rchner Advanced GIPIS Glee Club Row One Edna Recore Betty McGraw, Florence F1sher Irma Stoddard Ga11Wmters Carol Roush Joan Johnson Lowann M11es Peggy Johnson Jacquahne Humphrey Row Two Lxlhan Foley Dolorz Kmghtstep, Norma Payment Luc1lleB1as Betty JoW11l1amson JoAnn Oberfranc, Mary Ann Kovach Gretchen Hoffman Judy McClenahen Row Three Sh1rley Gulley Annece Booker Sh1rley Maddalozzo Carol Bowyer Sh1rley Sxeloff Joan Schuster Marllyn Knopp Mary Grondz1e1 Mary Lou Havxcan, Mary Lou Lakxn Row Four Dorothy Romak Beverly Cronkhlte Sh1rley Benoxst Joan Tegdes, Sh1rley Mamck, E11een Fater Carole Lanmngs Lo1s Suter Theresa Jelacsxty Barbara Balley 3.4 vuu5 AV' X i o an S, X ,,,....Z- Left to right, Row One Calvin Thomas, Dick Barbeau, Joan Blizman, Elmer Malcomson, Janet Murray Kay Griffith James Matthews, Jim Krisin Row Two James Ostrum lSponsorJ Evelyn Brown, Sue Potter, Mary Beck, Barbara Regan, Gretchen Hoffman, Lorrie Gray Joan Campbell Sharon Hampton, Glen Girardan Row Three Joan Zanley, Marxlyn Maloch Nancy Anibal Pansy Row Four Blll Rockershousen, Marilyn Griffin, and Bruce Jacobson y News For 32 years the Wy News has been the voice of Roosevelt High School Begun more than three decades ago by Harold Smith, the paper has had but three advisers in its period of growth Harry J osselson, now teaching at Wayne University, was the first to w1n All American rating for the publi cation And thus began a parade that has seen 18 consecutive All American ratings for a record unmatched among high schools of the nation Present adviser is James E Ostrum, who is completing his eighth year as publications chief An All American honor is to the school newspaper what an All American football player is to colleges Many innovations have been started by the Wy News which were quickly adopted by other high schools of the nation, such as regular news print instead of glossy magazine print and a full size, 8 column paper 81 Hagan, Shirley Ohllger, Peggy Brown, Beverly Cooley, Barbara Cowger, Donna Clneron, Janice ,Pelley. ,dl Afgxa fax li- 41 -oi Q 1 K' ,J Z- I-mu 'ff-53 'HU 9 1-'QE-f, 5: F muffi Q IP P -H .gp 3' 3' if . 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I 407 1:15 D Ile UP . : -209 ' ' ' ' ' .A . . 4' 149' wg K., MM S' 'aww-Q-43-N .54 5 .f: A. , 352: Frank Nauyokas, Left Guard Captam All State, All Suburban, All BCL Henderson s Tom Erwm Rlght End Honorable mentlon All State sf' aw! X Al Robertson, Left Halfback All BCL Honorable mentlon A11 State Terry Brucker f Our Champ Frank Maddalozza, Left End Rlght Haliback Dxck McCrea . n Q KK 86 Center, Honorable mentlon All State Trained Bears Walter Knoch Rlght Tackle Honorable mentlon A11 State Eugene Baker Fullback Row One Dave Barkey, B111Chepl1ck, J 1m Hardln, Dave Sturgeon, Bob Howey Frank Finch, B111 Katz, Jack Emer1ck Elmer Malcomson, Ken Parish, Tom Phllport Row Two Fred Sltkins, Marlin Bondl CManagersl, Eugene Baker Joe Jelsomeno, Tom Erw1n Wally Knoch, Ph1l Kaltsas, Dick McCrea, Frank Nauyokas, J 1m Adams, Frank Maddalozza, Al Robertson, Terry Brucker, Larry Thomas fCoachl Metch Zaychowski Dlck Papp Frank Hawk1ns, Bob Jefferies, Erwm Sadanow1cz, B111 Lang Bob Drahe1m, Gary Lee B111 Jones, Bob Poorman Gordon R.1chards, Jerry Gorham Larry Lerew, D1ck Hoffhe1ns fCoachJ aturday S Heroes When the June commencement exerc1ses come around tlus year, Roosevelt Hlgh School w1ll lose s1xteen players from what was cons1dered by many the greatest football team 1n the h1story of the school Although stumbl1ng m the season s opener to the tune of a 20 13 defeat at the hands of Pontlac, the Golden Bears went on to wm emght straight games and brmg the B C L champ1onsh1p to Wyandotte for the second stra1ght year, g1v1ng them the d1st1nct1on of bexng the f1rst team ln B C L lustory to successfully defend xts t1tle After the setback m Pont1ac, the Bears moved next door to Ecorse where Wyandotte scored on 1ts f1rst play from scmmmage and went on to wm easlly 33 6 Hxghland Park then 1nvaded Wyandotte for the Brums fxrst home stand but the Polar Bears were no match for the Golden Bears and were sent home howl1ng after a 26 0 wh1pp1ng A h1gh1y rated Royal Oak team was the next to try to crack the Bear 11ne and recelved a 21 0 trlmmmg plus the grand total of 22 yards gamed Wyandotte had xts worst scare of the season at Grosse Pomte where they barely eked out a 7 6 de c1s1on over the Blue Dev1ls Monroe hungry for Bear meat put up a st1ff battle, but went the way of the others and wound up on the short end of a 7 0 score The b1g game of the season was w1th Llncoln Park The Ra1lspl1tters were xncluded m the top ten teams IH the state and were favored by many to beat Wyandotte but the Bears d1dn t quxte see lt that way and rxpped through Lxncoln Park to a 21 0 v1ctory and a place 1n the top ten teams of the state 88 , . . . . . ' 1 . . . . . , . . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . . , . . . . 1 ' - . . , . . 1 'L-Z 2 Frank Nauyokas Coach Jerry Henderson, and Ken Parish miles of Vlctor The most cherished award a Bear gridder can receive is the Pinson trophy. This trophy is awarded annually to the player voted the most valuable to his team by his teammates. Frank Nauyokas was the twentieth player to receive this trophy, which was put into circulation in 1933 by James G. Pinson, a former Wyandotte footballer. Mr. Pinson has a deep interest in Wyandotte athletic events and to enliven the interest of others he donated the trophy. Mr. Pinson played football during the more ruged days of the game, from 1898-1901, for Wyandotte High School, which is now Lincoln Junior High School. The grand old sport has certainly come a long way since then! A new trophy made its appearance this year as the post- season awards were being made. The trophy is the Veryl Speer Memorial Trophy, awarded to the most outstanding backfield player on the team. Ken Parish has the distinction of being the first to have his name inscribed on the trophy, and as a coincidence, he happens to be a cousin of the player for whom the trophy was donated. Syd Fogel, a teammate of Veryl Speer, presented the trophy, donated by the 1942 undefeated team in memory of the late Veryl Speer, who was killed in World War II, to Jack Henderson, who accepted it on behalf of the school. Three other members of the '42 team were also on hand for the presentation. They were Ed Mierkowicz, John McCrea, and Don Speer. To show their great appreciation and respect for their coach, Jerry Henderson, the members of the football team presented him withatrophy asa fitting climax to a great coaching career and a success- ful season. 89 lerry Henderson A great guy, Terr1f1c Coach, A swell person to work or These were Justafew of the comp11ments that the 52 football team pa1d to Jerry Henderson, the1r coach who IS retxrmg from the coachmg profess1on to be entered 1nto the Admlm strat1on end of the f1e1d of educatmon After John M1dd1esworth ret1red from the coachmg world 1n 1950 he left a blg gap wh1ch would take more than an ordmary coach to f111 Jerry Henderson stepped 1nto th1s gap and more than f111ed 1t, as he brought two champ1onsh1ps Prlor to becommg vars1ty coach, .Terry was the mentor for the freshman team for a number of years, and had the d1s t1nct1on of f1eld1ng a wmmng team for every game but one Whlch was agamst a rather lucky Ecorse team When .Terry took over the vars1ty squad he was work1ng wxth the same boys who had played for hxm 1n the1r freshman year The cond1t1ons were favorable for fxeldmg an out standmg team and that IS just what he d1d Of the exghteen games whlch were played durlng h1s tenure as head coach slxteen wound up IH the black wxth only Grand Rap1ds Un1on and Pontiac be1ng able to halt the mlghty Bears The Class of 53 salutes a truly great coach and a great man Jerry Henderson 90 He Built Our Team A great guy and a swell person to work for! A terr1f1c coach' Q7 ll Y! ll ' ' 31 KK f 77 . . , . . , . . . , . . to Wyandotte in the two years he was the coach here. . . . . . , ' . . . - n , . , . H . v i 7 9 Chl i. n' 'W We t tory of the Tack er downs the ball carrier in an exciting Ecvrse same, our hrs we e T e Red Raiders were trampled 33 6 luunuwv sn 3, SGHSOH F4 M ,vik- rv Games with Grand Rapids hav winning. U ' phonse-Gaston st l ei her team had be Playing its b n5!?'V Q , 'QL e been in an Al ntil last year n t y e with one te-im and then the other en able to win before a home crowd. est game of he season an clickin in all de season to a close with a glorious 63-12 v' partments the Gold ictory. 91 en Bears br ought the ,,.nl ' B- mtv ip. 3, Xd he ptayed the ctnre onnd were ptayxng ioo bah as mt shou mon at hand H or ixstxcni s The px on the Bear het Fordson, W andotte a c ear ers mn he backgr havxng a xttke sess nst ordson p a e as defeated to ve aX mexnb ar to e Ame agax s oft, w ...-ev' ne sever ounda e xn the g tte mn any two xn e oreg hows an excxtxng mn men rxnxdame :wad oi a do L-eagle champxonshxp txtle ay a o der Cxtxes the Box' 1 'ern hxgh hxt een a e purnoseX for the Gran the c test the Be rs were hx txng wxth t xgured xn advance to he a c ose contest, resutted mn t oi the whxri and takxng the wxnd out oi then' opponents ms 92 WW ,,.-fn YYAV 9 Thxs Wyandot e cheer must schedute, i r througho e whxch waf: mn 'em , c me on Wyandotte le dRap1 sUnxon game, last on the Bear he iorce o an a onuc Mast e gan! , a whxrtwxnd ixnxsh wxth the Bears do X x L X x X . 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XS e smxlmg words of Coach .Te 1- ggy ac rlde on t e s oul ers of IS stalwarts The fmal g he se on had bare y sounded W en the ears c amplons of theu' le e seized the coac and saved hzm shoe leather all the way mto the clubhouse f ff ' wif-fc h Y IS m IS es 5' :Ni Everybod IC ure exce 1 ln t e center o P h dn e water boy .3 I U1 OV-fible ob plc ure F he 'nigh e under t ootball IS a 9 mass 0 UH1-'in Ject meets an immovable object thlel is fslrfogliitft only proves that when 93 an Q 1 Qi: XX T , , , .5 J, A tf H u-, , ,Q5 dm ,L 5 . N? N -.Lg 7 gg,.1i Qs . N A YV, K cs. .M ,' .V . l - sf I ,, if ' W4- Q V x A I I 1-A0 h K 'r , ., . ,X - , X. ' : ' Q ,' X Y .T-'F' A lk X' x W t .F '3 , , N N A .Q - ' M, N x 1 -ex ' X .A J - Q up ' -1, - .xx - - ' I. y H h ' g' ' If ' h h d h' . ' gun CI' as I h B N h ' ' 3311 N ' h ' ' . I WMS, -. Q we Q Q ' 2' ,Q ' , I ' P , ' ' . If f,f,?.Mgf If gfgyghi ' , , '5' ,- ' uf ,Lv A ' lo I . . th. pht . , -. .. V N. It A. 'ni m h Q fthe - 1 l f . I a A't'b h th The La The Foundation Reserve Team Row One Leonard Yasenchak John Perry Curt Burkett B111 Estey, .hm Mart1n .hm Rose Otha Harr1s, Lee Phllport, Dave Patterson Harlan Kelly, Robert Roberts, Bob Manthey, B111 Hovls Dennls Soper Row Two Thomas Grexg NICK Leone, Wally Merrxtt Dav1d Hawkms, Melv1n Conrad, B111 WIISOD Irw1n Brock, B1 Ames B111 Hall John Murray, Paul Geda Ronald Renfer, Don Martm Row Three Terry Boucher, Bruce Freeman Dave Schwendeman Clarence Petraska Rod Kreger G11bert Talbert B111 Mead, B111 Schwartz Gary Bufe, J ack Hexns, Tom Cont1no, Joe Antolovlc B111 Drysdale Wm QP3 M V inn. ll Larry Thomas Dlck Hoffhems Jerry Henderson and Tom Grexg 94 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - : 1 1 1 11 , , , . : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' A L Q , -' A J , V 'fe ,M V T msn-af f '! 9 . K , if 5 ., 2 f' cf 1 1 I X T 1 1 1 Basketball Row One: Dick Hoffheins fCoachJ, Gordon Richards, Bob McCandless, Charles Shurmur, Frank Hawkins. Row Two: Ronald Pershing, .Terry Gorham. Jim Hardin, Metch Zajchowski, Len Yasenchak. Row Three: Dan Tucker. Bob Jefferies, Dave McCullough, Eugene Baker. Ralph Peterson. Bear Ca ers Once again the Bear Cagers went under the axe as another unfruitful season is put into the record books. Although the Bears wound up in a tie for fourth place, one step higher than last year, they found the going pretty tough when it came to playing Highland Park, Fordson, and Grosse Pointe. Wyandotte reached the finals in the Regional Tournament held at Ann Arborg but Jackson, last year's jinx, proved to be too strong for the Bears. 95 Not th1s tlme Two more This is mine. Season Warte H1gh Toledo Fordson Hxghland Park Royal Oak Grosse Pomte Monroe L1nco1n Park Melvmdale Fordson Hlghland Park Royal Oak Grosse Poxnte Monroe TO URNAM ENT Wayne Monroe Jackson Two for one. S 1 V 1 , I ' ' , 58 47 ' 39 38 ' 45 ' 57 ' 29 ' 61 47 ' 57 51 ' 67 48 39 38 38 PRUGRE S CUPES Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte ha s no apple Three arms make two 'ni ri Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Come to papa baby 9 Reachmg for the Moon Left to Right, Row One: Bill Wilson fCaptainj, John Candella, Ronald Pepkae, Joe Antalovic, Ronald Liddle. Lee Philport. Row Two: Bob Manthey, Vince Weaver. Ed Conaway, Glen Perry, Dave Williams. Row Three: Clarence Petraska,Gary Bufe, Roy Lunstedt, David Althouse, and Coach Thomas Greig. Reserve Basketball Under the tutelage of Coach Tom Greig, the Bear Cubs struggled through one of the most impressive seasons in the past few years. Although the Cubs had a record of six wins and seven defeats. they performed much better than the record indicates as four of the games were lost by a total of seven points. 98 vivid -W all-All-111 'JlCD1C. 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Left to Rxght Standlng Row One Wayne Lakm John Glenn R1chard Egner Larry Welch Frank Modme Henry Bennett Bob Welke tCoachJ Slttlflg Row Two Charles Reynolds MICKEY Hardwlcke B111 Powell Dave Mehlhose John Cullen Bob Broge J1m Tennant Fmmen Shedd1ng the brand of a last place team the boys of the chlor1ne p1ts chmbed to the fourth pos1t1on 1n the BCL Last year they wound up m frfth place and ln the cellar the year before The Bears smashed f1V9 of the exght school records durmg the course of the season The backstroke 200 yard free style 100 yard free style 160 yard free style relay and the medley relay records were broken F1n1shxng f1fth 1n the 200 yard free style relay and sxxth 1n the 100 yard free style the Bears came 1n 10th place ln the State Meet held 1n East Lansmg Thxs was an mcrease of fourteen notches over last year when they wound up 1n 24th place The season record 1S as follows Lmcoln Park Adr1an Fordson Hxghland Park Royal Oak Grosse Poxnte Monroe Trenton Fordson 56 H1gh1and Park 33 Royal Oak 53 Grosse Polnte 55 Adnan 33 Monroe 43 99 Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte e:Q:gng5 3 '!.1..HilH4H1'H1 Q 4 :.'.... ::f'i...':,:.-.TLr:tLi'L: t.,- , , y W 7 1 'ri 'ar -f, in ' I 2 ,4 J Q Q ' ' I H p fl f 4 ' A I x F4 J -xx 1, ft 2' Q1 ', it get 4' -' 3 'A 1 WA ' N 71 IA A' f ' ,- ' 'O 4 'P ' 'B' . y 4 4- 4 MH' 4 , ' 1 - ' R 1 r il f M , X . ' 4 ,Mm ,t ' M,,,,g.j ,. x, 4 V, x , X VV 5 ' V1 L A Y 5, 9 .R 1. , i - i'4,m,m,5 ,T,?Ti,,k,,.n I .qyf in K V AQ, Q VV pix p W xrika re jrtjf----4 ..f s,,.-iT.,i.r.',, , . , . NE . , 1 y Lrg' - C ' za 61 ' 40 44 49 . as ' 49 35 54 so - sv 27 40 44 41 43 Left to right, Row One: Bob Strawsine, Sonny Bruner, Milton Powell lCoachl, Melvin Hall, Mike Nester, Stan Murphy. Row Two: Jim McAlister, Chuck Shurmur, Dave Schultz QCaptainJ, Leslie Northrop, Ed Conaway. Harriers The Bear Harriers staggered through a rather unsuccessful season this year, winning two out of eight meets. Allen Park and Hamtramck fell to the Bears while Pontiac, Farmington, Lincoln Park, Trenton, Monroe, and Royal Oak found easy pickings and enjoyed large helpings of Bear meat. The brightest spot for the Bears was the performance of Dave Schultz. Schultz was sixtieth in the State Meet out of afield of approximately two hundred. Coach Powell is looking forward to a more successful season next year. 100 Row One B111 Powell B111 Thayer, Dave Schultz Larry Green B111 Katz, Erwm Sadanowmcz, Dean Sloan Len Yasenchak, Lesl1e Machms, Norm Foster Row Two B111 HOVIS, Don Stre1cher CManagerJ B111 S Jones Sonny Bruner, Fred Sltkens Fred Reno Terry Coburn Curt Burkett John Perry Bob Poorman, Jerry Gorham B111 Porter Melvm Hall Row Three Coach M11ton Powell, Dan McKenna, Ray Gee Don Mmton Eugene Baker Bob Strawslne Aleck Sanger B111 L Jones J1m Hard1n Lesl1e Northrop Fred Menger Mxke Nestor, Paul Geda, Frank Hawkms Roy Love Coach Edward Sprxk, Coach Al Pmgel Thm Clads Early track prospects were very much of a mystery th1s year as the team was bu11t around a nucleus of four or f1ve lettermen and conslsted ma1n1y of raw mexpenenced newcomers M1lton Powell took over the coachmg dut1es replacmg O G Henney and was a1ded by Edward Sprxk and Albert Pmgel The Bear Thxnclads were strongest 1n spr1nts 1n wh1ch they had the most lettermen par t1c1pat1ng and as was expected were troubled by the held competxtmon At the outset of the season the chlef contenders for the tltle were expected to be H1ghland Park and Fordson and one look at the f1nal standlngs w11l show how accurate th1s guess was The sprmg track meets were as follows Apr11 24 Fordson Here Apr1l 28 Grosse Pomte Here May 1 Royal Oak There May 8 Monroe Here May 12 H1gh1and Park Here 101 N 1 1 ' 9 Y 7 7 . . , . 9 I D ! f 7 l 7 ' ' Y 7 ! ! ! ' Y I ! Y ! 7 I ' O , . i ' ' 7 Y , . Row One Dan Tucker, Frank Nauyokas, Joe Jelsomeno, Wally Knoch, Bob McCandless, Dick Papp, Metch Z8JChOWSk1 William Allman Row Two Bob Manthey, Jerry Petraska Vmce Weaver Ralph Peterson Glenn Girardm, Ron Kanack Bob Zuk, John Bostek Row Three Coach Larry Thornas, Ronald Loniewski lmanagerl, Nick Leone John Riedel, Joe Antolovic, Dave Althouse, Ron Liddle John Murray, Basil Moots fmanagerj Missing from the picture was Manager Sam Haubrick Dlamond ters After closing the season one game out of first place for the past two seasons, the Bears were out for blood and a flag this year With the co-operation of Mother Nature, Coach Larry Thomas was able to get his team into shape much earlier than the previous seasons. Having lost only three players through graduation, the Bears were unhampered by inexperienced newcomers and had an excellent chance of winding up on top of the heap. The schedule was as follows: April 16 April 21 April 24 April 28 May 1 May 5 May 8 May 12 May 15 May 19 May 21 May 27 Lincoln Park Grosse Pointe Royal Oak Monroe Highland Park Fordson Grosse Pointe Royal Oak Monroe Highland Park Fordson Lincoln Park 102 Here There Here Here There Here Here There There Here There There Row One Reserve coach Reed Rowan Bob Brack1n Bob Egner, Roy Lundstedt, Dave Badgley Don Fisher Bob RIESUIS, Earl Flgley Sam Galams Row Two Charles Davenport, George Stepanovl ravls I-Iardxn, Tom Hooper, Ed Down1ng Jerry Green, Dave W1111ams Arnold Zeff Glen Perry Ca Erxleben Coach Thomas Grexg The Placqueteers D1rected by Tom Grexg who succeeded U S Beach as tenn1s coach the netters gave early promlse of contmumg the hlgh performance they have shown durmg the past several seasons Coach Grelg declared that every pos1t1on was open and the team would be comprlsed of those who showed the greatest abllxty and dependablllty Last year Wyandotte flmshed second to Monroe 1n Border C1t1es League lost to Roosevelt by graduatlon Although the new racquet mentor had not pxcked the team at the tlme practlce sess1ons mdxcated the followmg as the team nucleus George Davenport Travls Hardm Dave Wllllams Dave Badgley Bob Egner A schedule of games was played begmnmg wrth Grosse Pomte on Apr11 21 Apr1l 24 Aprxl 28 May 1 May 5 May 8 May 12 May 15 May 19 May 21 June 3 Royal Oak Monroe H1gh1and Park Fordson Grosse Po1nte Royal Oak Monroe Hxghland Park Fordson Cranbrook 103 Here Here There Here Here There There Here There There play Only three players were the annual went to press, early Stepanovlc Ed Down1ng Chuck Other games were as follows ' 0 - . . , 7 , ' , , , g C, T , , , , rl 1 . . . , . i 1 1 Y 7 J l ' . . I-Jluiila. lluij' ,-4 B! Y? 1 Y 5255? Dave Schwendeman, Marvm Vasher, D1ck Van Dmerendonk Tom Beaudne Mxssmg from the plcture were Stan Kwaslborskl and Steve Arnest Dlvot Dlggers The newest sport ln the Roosevelt schedule 1S Golf, whlch was started two years ago The team hasn't met w1th outstandmg success thus far 1n xts hxstory due to the d1stance wh1ch the local d1vot d1ggers must Journey to reach the nearest golf course. Stanley KWaS1b0I'Sk1, who shoots 1n the low 70's, IS the ma1nstay of the team w1th D1ck Van Dlerendonk, Tom Beaudrxe, Marvm Vasher, and Steve Arnest bexng the probable ones to f1ll out the team The schedule for th1s year was as follows Redford Fordson Redford Dearborn Reg1onals Fordson Dearborn Royal Oak Apr1l 20 Apr1l 27 May 4 May 7 May 15,16 May 18 May 25 June 5 104 There There Here There Here Here Here '5 Q A ' l lf ii, R, .3 1 R ,Riff V.'-,QQ7ff7 T f V fa 'A 71 'Q tt 2 E. . , A. 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I I Row One Lee Phllport Dave Ba1ley,Dav1d Dean, Russell Hartley, Ron Kreger Row Two Tom Ph1lport, Glenn Spry, J 1m Shmgleton, B111 Le1bengood Uarsmen W1th the commg of sprmg the Wyandotte Boat Club was once agam the scene of bustlmg Boastmg a most lmpresslve record through the years the oarsmen were out to defend the1r reputatxon, and you can judge for yourself as to how well they d1d Because of the graduatlon of Paul Harms Bruce Jacobson Larry Lerew, D1ck McCrea and Dave Dean, the crew had to be almost entxrely rebullt and s1nce the annual went to press before the season got underway the facts and f1gures of the season were not avaxlable 105 : . , . . u z . . . , . . activitiesg as the oarsmen prepared to meet the rush of the coming season. . . y , . . . S . , . . . ? g Fun Fare Q10 YK WOT C Two laps and a lapse man S land TW 0 X155 mam 155 Mad man at Interlochen GQ' c Dreamy-eyed daydreamers. 61, eghe 0 5019534 X460 KO Fugitives from Halloween. COUDIG of b U01 6? . Of O0 6 Wo, 137.0 41--I ij e-- B B -ILHZPU I 'l1'.I-I 'fl 5' IJ! 5 nz: 5 7' Q N O - i n-ff I I IVIQCH. 1 r9Ur0 .suor MMP EL 7' 49 V UL - B l 00T8!-ILL LD i E I I U R IFS IN QUEEN NANCY LOWE wma? 4 49 :www QQ 6 l S PDQ A TEAM March 17 may be a great day for the Irish, but November 8 was something for all Roosevelters to remember. Fordson High School came to Wyandotte for the big day. They came, they saw, but we conquered. Anything else would have been most disappointing to the Bears and their followers as it was Homecoming Day. Queen for the game and the Homecoming Dance which followed was Nancy Lowe. Her attendants were Anne Powell and Nancy Anibal. For the first time in the history of the school, the queen was crowned by a former queen. Nancy Gee, queen of 1951 came to Wyandotte especially for the crowning and incidentally to see the Bears win. The Queen is Crowned! A Very Deserving Reward 1? ' .. ul ff' -- '11 - 0 ' , Vg 1 :I j f1.Qfg,':,' ll'pr'3,..I 1,7 fs L S X , I Q . af? . I qqflt ir ff' il Q pl 5 51' N 5 u f 0' 5 'J G v Y EM Y ST l1HEN C N-ALB L , Eyg STRALHEN VI lil! '0f,O 'I Il sl- 4- ' ' -37 v'5 09 rg' v'ls 'Xp lx ELNEST OSHEA 59,4515 g1p,AguEN Play w1th some com1c rehef bloaters ff1shD 110 l dll W' lt X it l A., mas svn HF-N 9111011 As contrasted to the comedy of the1r .Tumor year the Semors presenteda tmklmg melodrama for thelr Sen1or Pxnk Strmg and Sealmg Wax was a b1g success as It played to large audlences November 14 and 15 Th1s thr1l11ng mystery took place 1n the parlour of the Strachan famlhes home mn Brxghton England P1nk Stung was a perxod settmg of the elghteen hundreds Allthe mystery suspense and comedy was revolved around one murder two love affa1rs one SU1C1d9 two gulnea p1gS and 576 06 ' 9 eff' 'f' erik' ' If ,IQ U I .GCI 5 ,' 47 , f., 7: 3 Vw 9 I' 1' 1 9' 1' fa! sg H,1,,n'q1YJf 0' Q.--lu? Y D 42' 9 -' I - penn aowo bn, H of d1rect1ng and castmg th1s play A11 the roles were major ones and were performed by Evelyn Brown CEva Strachanb Les11e Th1b1deau QMrs Strachanb B111 Rockershousen CEd ward Strachanj Joanne Robmson KEm11y Strachanj Joanne Sheets QJESSIS Strachanj D1ck Lozon QA1bert Strachanj Bruce Jacobson fErnest O Sheaj Cr1sKnaggs1Pearl Bondj Dxck Lew1s fDr OSheaJ Gall Andres ass1sted Mr Burkett as student d1rector 111 ALBYQT S INVENT' ON bl O S EA JESS!! STKACNEN 0 . Q 'Z , T V . I' SYIRACHSN Charles Burkett did an excellentjob ' 1 X Q ffl 1116-Zqf,ijDa5 CDCD M163 Although the theme of the Senior Prom was A Thousand and One Nights , the event was certainly Hone night in a thousand for the dancing participants. Decorations, directed by the art department, were such as to give the dancers a feeling of unreality, as though they had been transported for the occasion to an enchanted land. Paintings of harem girls, sheiks with colorful turbans and baggy trousers, reclining figures, huge Aladdin lamps with mystic genii wafted forth on curling vapors made the walls of the gymnasium a never never land. A ceiling of blue, representing a moonlight night with stars peeping forth, added to the romantic touch Cas though one were neededl and colored lights shone on couple after couple in playing about the room. Magic carpets were present in sufficient numbers to carry the spirits of the dancers to other lands of enchantment. Until midnight the couples danced to the dreamy music of Herb Ross and his band and when Good Nightn was played the many dancers left the land of enchantment to return to reality declaring that the Senior Prom of 1953 was the very finest in the school's history. M KIM KNO Ag Krieg mfw Wgiffv I 'X ek xx Q A4 A g, 'li Q-1 0 Q K3 K3 CG GQ 0 0 -J n 5:2 REP? T EST ffffg G 41' If, mr Y I 451 4' G . lag , vb C :H 0 5'9'CD4.f 0 -X XV F46 FH m N4 15 N 'WQn... '1f.'i.'l 55.1,- , Q 1 ,, xlschrkx ff 1 I ,Q , x 0 P 5 C QA 1 xx Q I V v 1 G 9 g 2 Our Town Grovers Corner entmel Grovers Corner c1t1zens were Stage Manager Dave Dean, Dr Glbbs D1ck Lozon, Mrs Glbbs Joan Bhzman, .ToeCrowel1 A1anVasher Howxe Newsome Rod Brady Mr Webb Leonard Labadze Mrs Webb Sh1r1ey W11son, Rebecca Gxbbs Evelyn Brown, George Glbbs Russ Hartley Wally Webb Johnny W11son Emlly Webb Cr1s Knaggs Professor W1l1ard Ed Rafferty Woman 1n the aud1ence Anne Wxld Woman 1n the Balcony Joanne Robmson Mrs Soames Kay Gr1ff1th Slmon Stunson Joe Doyon Constable Warren Franz Laubert S Crowell Alan Vasher Sam Cra1g Ed Dowmng JoeStoddard Roger Home1ster Helplng out the Thespxans were B111 Le1bengood Joan Long Stan Dzxedz1ak Don Barbeau Jack Emerxck Duane Erlcksen .TackM111er J1mS1mpson Jerry Sxmpson Travxs Hardm Darby M1tchell Irene Kurkowskl, V1rg1nnMcWh1rter, Jean Scruggs Gretchen Hoffman, Sh1r1ey Ohhger Lou1seK1rchner Joan Bates Nancy Moore T1m Newersk1 Carl Krouse, and D1ck Lyon Les11eTh1b1deau was student d1rector and .Tean Crutcher was chaxrman of pub11c1ty 116 1 si,- XR ,gig V.. ,A . , 3 'f ' Qi . f fitfiaai K V -W . - 55' 4. , ,,.....h........,-m.f f -VU ' ' ' A ' ' . s ,........ , , X fa a , .fb - 14151-1'. , arm, N '.- m. Ji 1 'ff 'T ,, , 7 We , , o . - - - - 1 - - ! ' - - 7 ' - - W - - - - , - - , - - , - - y - - - X - ... , - - - - - , ' - - 1 ' 9 ' ' 7 1 - - , - - , - - . A , , , 7 1 Y 7 7 Y ! I ! I ! D 7 I ' ! Thesplan Play Our Town The best play I have ever produced was the statement made by Charles Burkett head of the dramatu: department and Thespxan sponsor Thornton Wllder s Amer1can stage CISSSIC, Our Town glven March 27 and 28 by the cast of 45, can certaxnly be con sldered the cream of the crop It was the story of l1fe 1n a small town of Grovers Corners, New Hampshxre The moral of the play was that people are too busy to apprec1ate the wonderful thmgs they have on earth The story revolves around the fam1l1es of the Glbbs and Webbs through whlch the emotxons of hfe and death are told 117 ' ll Il ll fi y x ' 1 ' ' sc H - 9 , - ' rc rx . ,,, 1- 1 e ef . Vik f I, I T .-. lv I ...G 1 w 1.4--If-4..?M:, dsl M 4 ,, ., -fgql - ., .., ,gi and- A - r - ' ' f iw., w. V ' A Q' x. - ,N , Q . In 'W' ,.., ,...... -., -V X, , .-p A - 'WM ,mtg-, As freshmen the Roosevelt High School looked like a wonderful place in which to get lostg as sophomores it gave somewhat the appearance of a prisong as juniors it was a place to skip out of fthe Teddy Bear was so nearb and as seniors it was a building which soon will have to get along without us. But whether freshmen, sophomores,juniors or seniors, we are and will always be proud of Roosevelt High School. 118 Trophy Case After many years of effort, the students returmng to school 1n September found what they had been workmg for a trophy case The school board had f1na11y agreed to pay half the cost and theWclub plus theR S U threw 1n the other half Contammg troph1es datmg back to the turn of the century,the trophy case IS truly an lmpresslve Slght and well worth the t1me, money, and effort lt took to get xt core Board Along w1th the trophy case the students also succeeded 1n obtammg an electrxc score board for the football f1eld No longer w1ll the spectators be 1n doubt as to what the score IS or how many mmutes are left 1n the quarter for the scoreboard supphes these b1ts of mformatlon plus other statxstxcs The scoreboard was f1rst used at the homecomlng game to further round out the events of a successful day The Semor Class desires to express their appreciation for the help given by A1 Ellwood of the Wyandotte News Herald who loaned several pictures for use La Salle Studios who gave excellent help in photography and to all others whose services made the annual a success 120 Wayne Yanz who assisted in artwork, Miss Martha Calvert who wrote the dedication, . . 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