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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1955 volume:

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' ,pw ,A M W 5'?F55e 'vm Presented By The Senior Class Cf l955 Roosevelt Hugh School Wyandotte Mlehlgan Open Doors Cf Opportunlt Throughout h1story the closed door has 1mpl1ed susp1c1on d1s trust fear and a pass1v1ty that can only result 1Il status quo or even worse retrogresswn Parts of the Orxent were at one t1me shut off from the rema1nder of the world by a huge wall that kept new xdeas from enter1ng and makmg the 11ves of 1ts people more fru1tful Th1s was true ln a nat1on that had formerly been the blrthplace of many 1nvent1ons of super 1mportance Serv1ng as a closed door tlus wall d1d much to keep 1ts people locked 1n a bondage of fear and dlstrust In more modern t1mes, the world has exper1enced another clos ed door the 1ron curtam beh1nd wh1ch 1ts peoples are kept 111 1gnorance of what 1S takmg place not only 11'l other port1ons of the world but Wlthlll 1ts own realm Th1s 1ron curtam makes poss1ble the enslavement of 1ts contamed peoples through a ph1losophy vast ly at odds Wlth the free world To graduates and those who w1ll Jom the endless march of d1 ploma seekers 1n years to come the open door offers everyth1ng of fa1th of love, of char1ty and of progress The open door should swmg freely so that love may enter the heart Not the love of one 1nd1v1dual for another but of love by all human1ty for fellow man The open door must sw1ng m the o1l of progress Wh1Ch results 1n economlc well bemg for all human1ty and not merely the chosen ew The door must always be kept open to adrmt the l1ght and warm th that 1S God Closmg of the door to the Great Creator IS to brmg darkness and despa1r Sen1ors who are about to become graduates m1ght 1n th1s foreword be g1ven one admon1t1on the remamder of your l1fe IS before you Do w1th It what you WILL The past IS gone for ever and can serve the future only as a lesson Keep the door open! James E Ostrum 2 O Q QQ QQ Q i 9 QQ Q I Q , Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q ' 7 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q QQ Q Q Q Q Q Q 9 QQQ Q,Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q .QQ Q , - Q Q 7 Q Q Q Q Q Q QQQ Q , S QQ Q Q Q Q Q Q f. Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q QQQ 3 9 9 Q QQ Q QQ , - QQ Q Q Q Q ' Q We Dedlca te It takes a wealth of eternal youthfulness to mamtain the same even temper and mterest m boys after thirty five years 1n spite so many d1SC0ll1'ag1l1g and ever present probelms O G Henney d1spos1tion forttmately has these qual1t1es h1s Son you have to follow the rules of the game to a boy carr1es behind lt the under standmg and w1sdom of many years of workmg with thousands of Wyandotte boys Contacts with Mr Henney by students now come largely through h1s talks with them 111 107 but boys of former years remember h1m also as an enthus1astic track coach or much earlier as a shop in structor He has endeavored always to carry his love of sports mansh1p and fa1r play into every phase of h1s educatlonal career O G as h1s colleagues affectlonately call h1m has many f1rsts m h1s record He was one of the f1rst wood shop teachers as well as Rooseve1t's first Dean of Men and Assistant Principal Lleutenant III the Army of World War I he came here from a teachmg post in West V1rgin1a Perhaps most cher1shed among h1s memor1es of firsts is his famous track relay team of 1924 wh1ch held the State Chamiponship for about eight consecutlve years Students parents and teachers allke respect Mr Henney for h1s consistent f3.1I'l'18SS and f1rmness There IB never any doubt about where he stands and he IS always on the Job A loyal booster of all school sports, he spends more time than we all real1ze 1n helpmg w1th athletlc events and m managmg our internal accounting system Th1s year the W A A C Class members feel fortunate 1n hav1ng Mr Henney as the1r sponsor to accompany them on their Exchange trip W1th affection and appreclation we dedicate this armual to O G Henney our Dean of Boys For so many tlreless years of loyal BBTVICG in a Job wh1ch IS often thankless and disheartemng we salute him 111 the knowledge that so many Roosevelt H1gh boys have grown 1nto better men because of his efforts Martha Calvert 3 . . - . . of ' ' A - . . . 's A graduate of Western State Teachers College at Kalamazoo anda Those Who Build Gur Doors Left to rxght around table Mass Betty Murray Mr Henry Belaslo, Mr 'Fred Davenport lasslstant to supermtendentj, Mr Mllton Dxckman, Supt. P I Jenema, Mr Albert Kaechele Qpresldentj Mr George Balsley QVICE pres1dentj, Dr Frank Kllts ftreasurerj, Mr Cynl Readhead fsecretaryj, Mr Ray Mxx, Mr Hamllton Robxchaud Qasslstant to supenntendentj. Mr PeterJ Jenema w1th wh1ch Supt P J Jenema greets all students at Roosevelt H1gh has en deared h1m to the enmre student body He w111 al ways be remembered as our true fr1end H1s frown somet1mes conceals the softness of heart of Prmc1pa1 C J Whltney He can say no 1n so many ways that one often forgets the number of tunes he says yes to a request 4 Mr CJ Wh1tney Board of Education . The sincere friendliness Gpen Doors of Administration Fw you lo7I Miss Martha Calvert Dean of Gn'1s Mr. O.G. Henney Asst. Principal 5 0 0 O Y E V3 Q, ay, 5 x.:y V 4, '4 x7.' 1 I A . ,, W . ,., f . 4 51 'Y Q Q ! 9 , 9 ' Fl 2 L 3 L K si s ' if , sf, Ht. Mr Lyle Lyon Hs Mr Thomas Sparrow M1ss Mary Robmson Counselors Boys and girls upon entermg h1gh school usually have tentatlvely made up thelr mmds whether they w1ll go on to college or enter the commerc1al f1eld or go mto the mechamcal, indust r1al, or bus1ness flelds Wlfh H118 1n mmd they enroll 1I1 e1ther the college preparatory commerclal or general course Durmg the f1rst semester we attend the classes m wh1ch we were enrolled but when dec1dmg schedules for the followmg semester the help of the counselor IS of great beneflt At Roosevelt we have elght coun selors whose mam dut1es are to glude us to choose the r1ght curriculum when entermg the school The1r over greatly helps us 1n choosmg the r1ght classes Ke1th Lance as the head of the Counselmg Department, w111 talk with us about our future plans whether we plan to contmue our education or go mto the busmess world He often IS able to help us f1nd a part t1me o The elght counselors are Maynard Alfstad W R Barnard M1ss Ethel Black, M1ss Al1ce Johnson, Lyle Lyon, Harold Mohr, M1ss Mary Robmson and Thomas Sparrow We salute you counselors for your wonderful help 1n gtudmg us through h1gh school M1ss Ethel Black Mr Kelth Lance 6 M1ss Al1ce Johnson Mr Harold Mohr Mr Romane Barnard Mr Maynard Alfstad 5, L , . Q . . . W , .br Q 9 1 D . D ! 1 ,2 .f ,.: J. . i i rf ., - . . 2, 1 xt' ' '- - ,gg f 1 '5?G. ,f,g- Q all knowledge of the courses offered ,S Aa A yi. . . . 4442 f i ' iff' . I 9 . . ' - . ag., j b. A y 9 ' ' 1 ' l 9 3 g . Door To Knowledge Facylty English Departments fk Rowl Mlss Katharme Woodward, Mrs Bermce H3rdW1Cke Mr Charles Flnes, Mxss Frances Preston, Mr Harold Sm1th, Mrs V1V13D Wxld Mr Wayne Yanz, Mrs Janet Mattausch Mxss Mary Robxnson Row2 Mr JamesE Ostrum, M1ss Leona Hough M1ss Margery Baer, Mr Reed Rowan, Mr Charles Lacy, Mr Arthur Benjamm MISS Ethel Black Mr George Bunnell Mr Robert Rattray Mlsslng from the plcture are Mr Charles Burkett and Mr Wesley Doney Mathematics Social Studies Mr Harold Sm1th, Mass Helen Bates, Mr Mxlton Powell Mrs V1v1an W11d, Mxss Pansy Blake, Mass Mary Kurzatkowslu, Mr George Bunnell, M1ss Mrldred Lxttle M1ssmg from the p1cture are Mrss Mary Robmson and Mrss Mary Smart Af' Seated at the desk 15 Mlss Ahce johnson. Standmg rn back are left to rlght' Mlss Bess Duffey, Mxss Margaret Barber, Mr. Leon H111, Mr. Tom Sparrow. MISSIHS from the PIC ture are Mxss Maud jenkms, Mrss Izora Foster. Qt 8 O g ' , is A JA h ft Q .Q I . .Q -rr' ' x 1 If , A Q X' r . ,,, . . . X-,'.?, - kg I , , 1- 1 A f ' gg 5 sz G ,. A : . . . . . , . . . D ' . ' I t , . . , ' . 2 . . l , u 0 Q . , , . , . . : . O O 0 ' ' . - , . . . . O Science Q-. Seated are Mr Harold Mohr and M155 Ilah Ostrum Standrng are Mr Lyle Lyon, Mr Andrew Watson, Mr Thomas Greig, Mr Romane Barnard Mr Lewls D Murphy Home Economics Commercial Seated are left to rlght Mrss Wanda Walker, MISS Hollxs Powell, Mrs Loxs Amburn, Mrs Modesta Gamble, Mrss Wanda Baca Standmg are left to rlght Mr EClW1I1 Weber Mr Alec Kennedy, Mr j N Castleman, Mr Rlchard Bhed, Mr M. L Alfstad Mlssrng from the plcture are Mlss Helen Barr, M1ss Frances MacDonald and Mr Hugh Tarrant ff? 21 1' Mrss Margaret Snow, Mrs Ruby Martm, Mrs Susan Youd Row 1 Mxss Helen Nlparko, Mr jack Henderson, Mlss Lynn Vend1en Row2 Mr john Mora, Mr Dlck Hoffhems, Mr Larry Thomas, Mr Ed Fedosky Mr Bob Eldr1dge Mlssrng from the plcture IS Mlss Rosalla West cott 9 Physical Educatlon O 0 , f' Q. 1- 4 1 X 1 M- n 5' , P t l .A .V Q W' ' ' ,IME k I it . . . : . , , n o u 0 ' I ' a , 1 . n ' ' ' : . ' ' o . . - . I . . . ' : I . 0 . V Hg N A. v 5 .L L .sf L 4-- ', ' A - , r ' w ff' ' . r , . x - y . ' 4 f k f I . . O O ..- . . . . I 1 u . . , . , - . Industrial Arts MUST L Mr Don Meler Mr C E KySe1', Mr L- V G00dn9Y Seated at the P1330 IS M155 Helen Nor Mr C B Andrews, Mr MP Blrlgham, MT P G wood Standmg left to nght are M: Howell, Mr Ear1Nel11s Francls Harlow, Mr Llncoln Naumoff Mr Kenneth Hauer Mxss Eleanore Benmnk I' M1ss Manon Pulver and Mr Wayne Yanz oor T Future 5 P 1 5 2 5 3 5 ' ? s 2 Y tif if f 1 3 i tx 1 W E A ,,..-,an- ' 2 ' N7 1 i X 1 E F QZQS 2 - ' 4, E L 3 ' P55 2 V 3 x 2 q ? . S , , 2 1 f 35 1 1 K V . X Eff 1 , 5 ,ggi ,vs A 5 , Q i ' K A t' 'A -Vw! f g F I L V Qi Y k 3 J 7. X 1 '4 1 Q ' E Y A ' P vf 9 A A 2 3 , 2 55, 2' Q 2 Sensors 4 7 5 -1 5e. '93 S fi 1 To Our Sponsors January marked the departing of ninty three graduates into schools of higher learning and various places of work. We may never return to Roosevelt, but the memories and esteem we hold for our sponsors, Mr. Lyle Lyon, Mr. Charles Fines, Miss Frances Mao Don- ald, and Mrs. Vivian Wild, will be with us forever. One of the many incidents that has gained them our recognition is the valu- able assistance in selecting our class rings. For this and many other appreciable sacrifices we offer our humble thanks to them Mr. Charles Fines X7 Mrs V1V13.Il Wild Mr Lyle Lyon Class Motto .AX Miss Frances McDonald iii:-53 'wi yi K Go Forward and Return With Honor Colors M NX Nx xx X X Q Flower XXX 'I2 Y?- American Beauty Rose ggm ks' W I 3- w X . . gb I Nor ST ' Q Biue and whim f Q n - Q X X - rf The Top Three Salutatorlan r 'Q' 6' ag: SAM GALANIS Second 1n lme of march for the coveted d1ploma because he was second 1n scholarsh1p was Sam Galanls who, l1ke Barbara, was act1ve 1n many school proJects Although h1s talents ran ch1efly to art for wh1ch he won cash pr1zes 1n the Nat1on al Scholast1c Award contest Walker Poster Contest and three art letters Sam was a member of the tenn1s team for two years and held Offlce 1n Jumor Ach1evement Also elect ed to Nat1onal Honor Soclety the salutatonan mamtamed a schol ast1c average of 3 65 111 lus h1gh school career Valedletorlan BARBARA RITCHIE Lead1ng 93 January grad uates 1n the parade for d1plo mas was Barbara R1tch1e valed1ctor1an who mamta1ned four years of h1gh school Although she ranked tops 111 the class, scholastlcally Barbara folmd t1me for par t1c1pat1ng 1n many extra cur r1cular act1v1t1es She was elected to Nat1onal Honor SOC1etY R S U 1n wh1ch her servlce won her a pm and was chosen Clty clerk for Student Government Day The valed1ctor1an also was a member of Tr1 Alpha and last year was one of the mem bers of the World As A Com mun1ty class 1n 1ts exchange w1th a Florlda Hlgh School She has also been act1ve 1n debatmg and served on many comrmttees for dances and other class projects 'I3 Thlrd Highest fix SHEILA MAC LELLAN Th1rd h1gh 1n scholarsh1p 1n the January class was She 11a MacLellan w1th an average of 3 51 Showing her talent for leadersh1p She1la was Secretary of her Sen1or class and was an off1cer 1n the Com merclal club Mus1c attracted the young student and she was selected for the Glee Club Chorus A Cappella Cho1r and Glrls Ensemble She was also a member of the Nat1onal Honor Soclety and of the Co op club 'R f f ' f W A., gs F xt, X I J 5 5 ' I? , . -.J .',l - A flltfge sf? - - A . '-,, H 3 1 5' - .- f 5 ffl 4 . a 3.67 average during her Jfjj hifi E . , A YIM 'T 'Qfsbi i ' V . . ! . , . . . . . . - ! , . . ., . . . 9 9 . , . . , - 'T 9 9 , . . - I , ' , ! BADGLEY, DAVID LEE Tennis, W-Club BELL, BEVERLY SPENCER Jr. Y Teens, Sr. Y Teens, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, G.A.A. , Dramatics BRIZZLE, JANET MARGARET G.A.A. , Commercial Club, Water Show, Chorus, A Cappella Choir HIOGE, ROBERT W. Swimming, R.S.U. , Life Saving BURKETT, CURTIS THOMAS Football, Track, National Honor Society, W-Club, Junior Play, Jr. Class Vice President, Chorus BURNS, JEAN MARIE EQ ' K 59 When we entered the doors BUSH, MARJORIE HELEN A Cappella Chou, Glee Club, Chorus, Ensemble, Commercial Club, G A A , Co op CARMODY, DEWARD CYRII. Freshman Football CHEPLICK, BILL Football, Track, Reserve Basketball W Club, Rowing CLAY, PATRICIA ANN G A A , fTreasurerJ, Water Show CRAIG, SHARON JANE Glee Club, Chorus CROSS, HOWARD JOHN National Honor Society, Tn Alpha, R S U fPres1dentj, Senior Play, Glee Club, Chorus, W A A C Class CULLEN, JOHN ELLIS Swimming CZUCI-INA, GORDON DEAN Band, Orchestra, Art Awards, National Honor Society, DALZELL , JON R p , - . 5 'f If in A if ' . . . . 2 5 4 I 1 .-: L Tri Alpha, A Cappella choir, w.A.A.c. Class :Eli A C 'I4 , 'RQ 'tv DE MAGGIO, PHYLLIS SHIRLEY R S U , Slu Club, Ir Y Teens, Commerclal Club journallsm, Wy News QEd1tor m Chlefj, Qulll and Scroll, Chorus, A Cappella Chou' Debatmg DI MAGGIO, ANN CAROL Chorus, Glee Club ESTEY, DOROTHY MAYRAND Band, Commerclal Club, G A A , Rxfle Club Glee Club, Chorus EVANS, EVELYN LEE A Cappella Chou, Glee Club, G A A , Commerczal Club, Co op, Chorus FUGATE, MARGARET L Commercxal Club, Wy News Glee Club, Chorus Quxll and Scroll GALAN IS , SAM JAMES of Roosevelt as Freshmen GLASS, CAROL ANN jr Y Teens, Sr Y Teens, Wy News G A A , Chorus Glee Club, journahsm ' GORI-IAM, ALICE FAYE Commerc1al Club, Majorettes CRAP, JUDY ROSE jr Y Teens, journalxsm Co op, Glee Club, Chorus Sr Y Teens, G A A I-IARDIN, JAMES RICHARD Basketball Football HARNISH, FREDERICK DONALD I-IARWOOD, ALICE ANNE Internat1ona1Fnendsh1p, Commercxal Club, Future Nu.rse's Club, Journalxsm, Glee Club HAWKINS, DAVID E R S U , Reserve Football, Glee Club HEINBOKEL, JOHN R , JR A Cappella Chou, H1 F1 Quartet, Chorus Glee Club, French Club HOCKENBERRY, LEE Football Freshman 15 -Q' 143 C'-79 4 . I .Q . . n a q .Q , 6 . , . 'Q' ' A l 1 ag . .. 4 ' ' ' ,I .',..v ' , eblllss lu li PI, ffl- Art, Tennis, National Honor Society, Tri-Alpha Q ' ' g n n a i? as .O 0 1 a , - , . W 'itil L ' l fc Q .. L x xl ' I .' fi 4 I nfl E f - f A Q . . f up A , . . . I ,Y l I-IOLLINGSWORTH, BETTY SUE A Cappella Choir, Chorus, Glee Club JAMES, ROSELYNN V G A A , Glee Club, Chrous, Commerc1al Club fSecretaryj, jr Class Secretary, Co op Ensemble IARDINE, LEON Band JOHNS, GEORGE EARL KONTOWSKI, CYNTHIA CAROL Band, Sr Y Teens, Glee Club, Rifle Club KORPAL, DONALD JOHN Football Freshman, Band, Dance Band ,. 'W 1 an up-W 1 we were met by a guiding lam 'K Mk 10,157 llgfsx 10 gm LANE, ALLAN S Rowmg, Wy News, Auto Club LEEPER, BILLIE DOVE Commerc1al Club CPICSICICDL, G A A , Tn Alpha, Co op LEERIGHT, MINNIE JOANN Jumor Class Treasurer, Commerclal Club, Glee Club, G A.A , Co op LEONE, NICHOLAS ANTHONY Football, Baseball Mgr LEPPER GEORGE HOWARD Chou, Chorus, Glee Club, Rlfle Club LEPPER SHIRLEY MARIE Commercxal Club, Glee Club, Chorus, G A A LONIEWSKI, PATRICIA JOAN Commerc1a1 Club, Co op LUTRZYKOWSKI, SHIRLEY JEAN Commerclal Club, jr Y Teens, Glee Club, G A A , Co op MCCORMICK, GLEEN N , JR Thesplan, Stage Crew I1 counselor and days filled MEI-ILHOSE, DAVID GEORGE Swnnmmg, Rowmg, A Cappella Chou, Chorus, Qum tet, Glee Club, Rlfle Club, Natlonal Honor SOCIBW, RSU,WAAC Class MINOR, PAULA DAWN Commerclal Club, G A A , Jr Y Teens MOORE, CHARLES EDWIN Glee Club Chorus MOOTS, BASIL E W Club, Baseball Mgr , Band MURPHY, STANLEY LEROY Cross Country, W Club, A Cappella Chou, Chorus, Tune Toppers NOTO, M.lCHE.LE MADDALENE jomnalxsm, Wy News, Commerclal Club, Glee Club, Chorus, Co op, Dramatmcs OLI, ARLENE ROBERTA Band, Future Nurses Club OLIVER, ARLENE ANN ORBAN, ROSEMARIE H. jr. Y Teens, G.A.A. 17 MCCREA, ARHEZNE MARIE Band Commerclal Club, Ir T Teens, Glee Club, Rlfle Club MCCULLOUGH, DAVID RAYMOND Football, Basketball, Tenms, W Club MAC LELLAN, SHEILA Natxonal Honor Soclety, Tr1 Alpha, Semor Class Secre tary Commerclal Club,H1stor1an, Co op, A Cappella Chou, Ensemble, Rzfle Club, Jr Y Teens MALOCH, SALLY ANN jr Y Teens, Commerclal Club, Co op, G A A Chorus, Glee Club, lnternatlonal Frlendshlp Club MARTIN, JAMES HENRY Senxor Class Preszdent, jumor Class Presxdent, W A A C Football, Rowmg, National Honor Soclety W Club, R S U MEAD, BARBARA IRENE Co op Glee Club, jr Y Teens 6 A , - , - i x Q . , X , - , A f no ' ' '- ' - , . l I . '- C I I , ' an l ' . ' I Q I Q , I 0 0 - , , 0 I . L PALAZZOLO, IOSEPI-I PAUL Football, Basketball, Glee Club, W-Club PARISH, ESTI-IER GAY Rifle Club, G.A.A. , Glee PATTERSON, GLENDA SUE Dramatics, Glee Club PEGOUSKE, EARL JOSEPH mee cmb, chorus PEPKAB, RONALD Basketball PETRASKA, CLARENCE F Club, Co-op Football, Basketball Mgr , Rowmg 5 1-117 wlth studies and actlvltles PIZZIMENTI, JOAN CATHERINE Commercial Club, Band, G A A PORTER, WILLIAM BENJAMIN Swlmmmg, Track, W Club PRICE, PATRICIA LORA Commerclal Club, Co op, G ee Club PRICE, SHARON LYNN Glee Club, Chorus, G A , jr Y Teens, Commercxal Club REESE, FREDERICK EUGENE Band, Glee Club, Chorus Orchestra RENFER, RONALD GEORGE Senlor Class Treasurer Swlmmmg, W A A C Class, Band, Dance Band, Natlonal Honor SOCICIIY, Tn Alpha RILEY, MICHAEL LYNN Ph y, Auto Club RITCI-IIE, BARBARA JOYCE W A A C Class, Debatmg, DISCUSSIOD, R S U journahsm, Tn Alpha, Natlonal Honor Soclety ROBERTS, ROBERT ALLEN Football, W Club Golf, Rlfle Club, Glee Club A f QQ, cf , , Q , ' - 1 I I 9 13, . .A. . ' x A 3 jd, . fl I - j X xx ff. .... ' ' ' . . . , if A I A 'I8 7 4 1 Now that we have become SIEJA, JEANNETTE ANN Commercral Club, Sr Y Teens, Sk1 Club A Cappella Chou, Chorus, Glee Club, G A A SPERLING, GERALD THOMAS TIMS, JOHN JOSEPH Freshman Football, Swlmmmg, Skl Club, R S U , Glee Club TINSLEY, CARROLL LAVONNE Glee Club, Chorus, Cholr, Jr Y Teens, Co op TODD, JAMES s 3 Glee Club, Chorus VAUGI-IAN, DORIS JUNE Glee Club, Chorus, Chou wx' WATTS, ARTHUR F Auto Club CVICS Presrdentj, Wy News, Jom'nal1sm, Qulll and Scroll WEST, JEAN CAROLYNN Glee Club, G A A , Commercral Club, French Club WILSON, WILLIAM ALBERT Natxonal Honor Socrety, R S.U. fTreasu.rerJ, W Club, Football, Basketball, Rowmg, Semor Play, Semor Class Vxce Presrdent, W.A.A C. Class 19 RUSSOW JOAN ALICE Majorettes, Commerclal Club RUSSOW, MARY ANN Commercral Club, Glee Club SAGANEK, GLADYS MARIE Band, Glee Club, Chorus SCHAFFER, FLOYD HARVEY SCHAFFER, JOAN DOLORES Glee Club, Chorus Tn Alpha, Commercxal Club SHOEMAKER, HAROLD CHARLES Stage Crew D , an .ef W -sf 1 V A V .I .5 . , . A 2' if f , , .1 ' ,AL 6 T . ' 5 A o r rr ,L I as , f fl T' L , , 51, I' I ll f-1 f .A ' .,,f VLE I rl Q x '- ' 1' 1 I at Y I lf, f A . s's, A on ' W' ,is ,J g 1, V ,lv I , A I , J - , 1, . WINN NANCY W U G A 'fi WITTE PAUL N an Picture not avaliable SCI-IMIDT, NORMAN ADOLPH Veterans Dxploma CARPENTER, CHELLIS better acquainted wlth our routines Class History As we began our Senior year we gave the Job of gavel pounder to Jim Martin As Vice Presid ent B111 W11son was elected The Job of Secretary was filled by She 11a MacLe11an and the Job of money keeper was taken over by Ron Renfer The circle of act1v1t1es began with the Homecoming Dance, which was a very big success. The dramatic talent of the class blos somed out in the Senior Play, Seven Keys to Ba1dpate , w11ich was a mystery comedy type play. The biggest social event of the year was the Senior Prom, Ori ental Escapade . A big form of a Buddah high lighted the decorations Since we were gomg to have a slap weekend we decided to have a car wash and bake sale to fmance it We went to Clear Lake Camp and enjoyed all the winter sports possible Then before we lmew lt grad uation had creeped up on us and the all night party was the next highlight. The Yacht Club made a very perfect setting for our last get together as a class. As we said good bye, we also said hello to a brand new future. cz., is 1 . Q 6' , fs :rf R.s. ., . .A. .r . ,aw 5 43 ' N, Q' I ' , i . , . . . . Q , 0 , ' . o s . 20 In Memoriam Although to the young death 1S far away its presence was made startlingly near when a tragic accident took the life of one of our classmates The death of B111 Hovis was a distinct shock to all who knew him In the halls B1ll's pleasant smile and good natured attitude was a welcome addition In the classroom Bill was an attentive cooper ative student well liked by his teachers On the gridiron he was a great asset to the team a clean athlete anxious to win if it could be done honestly In his home B111 was a wonderful son He was dependable and very helpful to his mother tak ing over many responsibilities after the death of his father. We pay loving and sorrowful tribute to the memory of a classmate who is no longer with us, but because of his winning personality and wonderful qualities, has made an indelible im pression on our memory. 21 William Clark Hovis QHJIW Seniors sklpwwywv 7!Qf5f ?3ito Clear Lake Camp Mum f Wvfwfj MW xgifgzfff HVJUF 'Q X1 Q lqfiljxf QA fl, r:f'R 11,215 M wfiwquhy Ybikgxmf lx if 1- X M Huw i J A 3 ' vm'-.LL ,ax Egg i Et' Z-sv! mlL2L,f7Uf .QL ,l , O .A I ' ' ,,. I . l . 55 , I v .XA ww , . ' ' ' x . Q' I jfp- '14 5 K KS , X I I0 1' 'F ' A.'g-WJ' f1'f ' - K HL.. Q N J . F V in ,Q . 1 ,I v-fri Q' A' -- .N U A5 A V I LX, 'L if A , Q '7 J, J 'f wf.wm,5,f -. ,N 41, 5' , xkk, . 5 - . ' x, ' VF ,, .f7,, A gWxAl ' , I my Ah'-' - f'wf:'?5'5n1'.-W- xl s,. fl 1 5 ' ' I my A ' 1' . . I -' I A I F. M I 'xx Ny, ' A J' ff -v ' 'I fs? Y - A ' , f 4 1 , , Y Y it H X N 1 I , T .A ' yxqy d w 5 wk X- 1 ' PS Xu ll' fi' . 5 'K Q ' L 4 x , 1 xx K Q ,xA. '- 1 , . 1 , ,, A L ix S kit-L? CLQ ,V I ? I . tl X ' -C. 1' N A j 1 K fq SNX l A .1 gr- X N , 7 - , xx! l' fs' oihk, 'yy if ,152 ,M X 1' X if fi'-, wx X f 'fA V 4 1. SN. s , F. A W 4-ff pn ,ik t IN ' lfqiffk- 'N - ' 'Sq ' - - . I f M - 1 h W . Q 4' '?.'ff , 'Round Roosevelt YN Q Boom B awe 1 7th Hour Band f J, xg L 'Q xlf Danfling m fre 424155,-nib e Y! QW: 'Q is YP' -19 210 Study Hall 23 r- , 5 my iv I Q ,.,.. w V .SMF m A .. I 5 R I I V VN 51, ' ,swf f' f.Q may in 1 A ,, o of ow it hx, ,Ni A M ' Q 11 I 1 x., A 1' 'N V lXg q'f,' Leadm Us Through Our Doors Class Officers Januar B 11 W lson KVICB Presldentj, lm Martln fPres1dentj Ron Renfer fTreasurerj, She1la MacLe11an fSecr taryj. June Mxke Nester lPres1dentj, Judy McGeachy lTreasurex-Q, Janette Brown QSecretaryj, Ron L ddle IVICE Presxde tj. 24 N9 O O Q A M V' - i i ' - ' J. . . , L e . 'yi' fm i ' - ' X1 f MISS Margaret Barber Mr R1chard Blied Mrs Modesta Gamble To Our Sponsors Schools of h1gher learnmg army work these endeavors w1ll c1a1m the attentlon of three hundred Roosevelt June graduates Through the partmg of the ways many of us may never meet agam but fond memor1es w1ll always be held for M1ss Helen N1parko Mr Thomas Sparrow Mr R1chard Bl1ed M1ss Margaret Barber Mrs Modesta Gam ble and Mr Leon H111 our sponsors One reason we are so deeply 1ndeb ted to our sponsors IS because of the t1me unself1shly g1ven to our class PI'0JeCfS For th1S we guve our hearty and humble thanks Class History Class Motto K Knowledge 111 youth 1S w1sdom m age xgxxx QX X X NQ QQ X XX S We started m Roosevelt m of over five hundred freshmen not knowmg that da would be the largest class two hund one y we red n1nety e1ght,.ver to have graduated from a Wyandotte H1gh School We began our Jun1or year by elect1ng as our off1cers Earl F1g1ey Pres1dent John Murray S retary B111 V1ce Pres1dent Mary Bazzy ec Powell, Treasurer Our f1rst act1v1ty as a class the spook house for the County Fa1r 111 was Wh1Ch we set a record by I!12.k1I1g the most d to that t1me money ever to have been ma e, up Our f1rst dance was the Turkey Trot a b1g ccess Next came the Jun1or Play, Seven su teenth Summer where the members of our f th 11' actmg class had a chance to show of e ab1l1ty We agam set a record mak1ng the 25 Flower Carnat1on Colors Orch1d and Wh1te 1951 w1th a class M1ss Helen N1parko Leon H111 F' Thomas Sparrow fm-'Saas gg ' , is-1 QW? J NX N d na lay Ourlast most money ever ma e o p act1v1ty as Jun1ors was the J Hop C1ndere1la As our Sen1or offlcers we had M1ke Nester d L ddle V108 Pres1dent Pres1dent Ronal 1 Janette Brown, Secretary Judy McGeachy Treasurer Our f1rst act1v1ty as Sen1ors our Homecommg Dance Wh1Ch turned out was to be a great success Seven Keys to Bald pate as an exc1tmg mystery was our Sen1or lay To w1nd up our act1v1t1es we gave the P most successful dance ever g1ven, the Sen1or ll Prom, Or1ental Escapades As we are about to get our d1plomas, we k back on all the fun, problems and act1 thm v1t1es our class has shared and we know that th because we we shall always remember em all were a part of them W ? 5'f ,W l . ,A -4 4-.v V fi . . 1 3 I ,-.1 - . I 0 ' ' F an , . . 0 . , . - , Q, ' , ' ' - Mr. ' 9 ' 7 . - nk n l u I . . .14 ,Q -, 1 x vuxk If .V 4 K K , . Mr. Y-A gm Q 1 . - I rxwfx -f. -I -N Mx ' - Q N . . , . . . . . . - . ,, , I 0 , I . , - - 9 - . - . D . . g . , . . Z . Q , ' , ' , ' 9 . , ' , ' I . 5 - , Q 1 Q . 1 ' - U , i . , . . . . . . - , . . . , . . 1 l.l , .1 D . . . . , . . Valedlctorlan Salutawman fd 1:37 Joanne Yuhasz Leading the graduates across the field was Joanne Yuhasz Thlrd Highest so we with a 3 89 average Judy McGeachy Not only was Joanne a good student but a very active one too She was a member of Tr1 Alpha, National Honor Society W1th her great writ mg ability Joanne was a Quill and Scroll Candidate and assocl ate editor of the Wy News She displayed her mam inter- est music by playmg in the Band and Orchestra Joanne was also a member of The World as a Community Class Judy McGeachy IS one of the two marching third too Judy was a member of Tr1 Alpha National Honor Society, and A Cappella Choir. She took an active part in Debating Sr-Y-Teens, and G.A.A. Thespians and the Senior Play displayed Judy's acting ability. Judy, the Treasurer of the Senior Class, graduated with a 3.7 24. Kathryn Kilts 26 Peggy Thompson Second in the hne of grad uates IS Peggy Thompson with a 3 80 average Although Peggy has not been here all of her four years of lngh school she has con tributed much to our class and school While atRHS shewasa member of Commercial Club, G A A and sang m the Glee Club One of the two that is marchmg third in line IS Kathryn Kilts with a 3 724 average Kitty as her classmates call her has been an active member of her class She belonged to G.A.A., Ski Club A Cappella Choir, and took part in Debating. Kathryn was also a member of W.A. A.C. Class and Associate Editor of the yearbook. Tri Alpha and National Honor Society were another couple of her well earned achievements. The Top Three is Four , . . , . . .. . xv ' '. 'Q 'gi 5 as Sophomores we found ALLEN, OLIVE ANN Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella Chou' fLettery, Orchestra QLetter, Pmj, W A.A C Class, Natronal Honor Socrety, Future Teachers Club, Annual Staff AMES, WILLIAM OLIVER Track, Reserve Football, Skl Club, journalxsm, Glee Club, W Club AMMONS BETTYJ Glee Club, Co op AMY, LOIS KATHERINE Glee Club, Chorus, Semor Y Teens ILC C Rep j, G A A Skm Club Journalrsm, Wy News, Annual Staff, Qurll and Scroll, Water Show ANTON, ROSILYN CAROLE Majorette, journallsm QP1nj, Wy News, Qumll and Scroll, Jr Y Teens, Glee Club, G A A BAILEY, DAVID EDWARD Torch Club, Rxile Club, Band, Dance Band, S141 Club Journalmsm, Track, Rowmg, Cross Country BAKER, GLORIA JUNE Glee Club BALOGH, MARY ANN Commencal Club, Skr Club, Glee Club, Chorus Co op, Tn Alpha, G A.A., Jr Y Teens BARBER, GLEN HOLLIS Freshman Football, Reserve Football, Wy News, joumalxsm Track, Qurll and Scroll 27 ABRAHAM, ROBERT LEE ADDY, THOMAS HUGH H1 Y, Torch Club, Rlfle Club, Auto Club QPres1dent , W A A.C Class, Thespxans AFFHOLTER, ROGER WILLIAM R S U , Band QDrum Majorj, H1 Y QPres1dent, Vrce Presr dentj, W A.A C Class, S141 Club, Rowmg AKERS, RICHARD LEE ALBRIGHT, ROSE MARIE V C Y Club QVxce Presldentj, Annual Staff, Future Nur ses Club QSecretary, Presrdentj, joumalrsm, Glee Club, Chorus QLetterj, Dlscussron. ALLEN, JOANN LOIS Glee Club, Chorus, Future Nurses Club, Roller Skatmg Club 'C gn A 'II Q 1 X Q . ' 0 . .- .. . . X I X .ax ' ' ' ' O' ' l O I ' 1 l - X if D Q' 'vf' --f-s 1 .. 1' is . . . . f gif' fifx . Q A I QS ,xi fi ,r N' , ' A - ' 3? - ' f 1 I I BARLI, PATRICIA JEAN Glee Club, Chorus, Co-op. BAZYDLO, CLARA LAVERNE Glee Club, Chorus, Rifle Club, Co-op, Majorette. BAZZY, MARY MARGARET R.S.U. QRecording Secretaryl, Commerical Club QPres- ident, Vice Presidentj, G.A.A., junior Class Secretary, Homecoming Queen, National Honor Society, Wy News, Glee Club, Chorus, Cheerleading fLetterj, Jr. Y Teens. BEALL, JOHN BALDWIN Band BEAUDRY, CLAUDET I'E ANN Cheerleadmg, fLetterj, G A A , Sr Y Teens fSecretaryj, jr Y Teens, Annual Staff, Glee Club, Chorus, Debatmg, Discussion, Thespians, Semor Play BERNS, JAMES EARL Band, Discussion, Debating 1 I-Q0 A ' 15332 g s if' D e My V 'YV ourselves In the midst of BERTRAM, PAUL Rlfle Club BIRDSALL, MARCIA NANCY Volce Class BLAKE, NORETTA ANN Commercial Club, jr Y Teens, G A A., Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella Choir BOCK, RUTH JOAN A Cappella Choir QLetter, Pxnj, Glee Club, W A.A C Class, Future Teachers Club KVICB Presidentj, Sr Y Teens, Wy News, Annual Staff, Voice Class BOIK, DONNA IEAN Glee Club, Chorus, G A A BOURASSA, GWENDOLYN GAIL Band, Orchestra, QPres1denty, jumor Play, Thesp1ans W A A.C Class, G A A , Thespian Play Tx 'Sf' BOWMAN, DARNEL LEE Rifle Club, Track BOWMAN, JANET ANN G A.A., Glee Club, Journalism, Wy News, Co o , An Staff BROCHUE, MARIENE MARY Ski Club, Glee Club, Chorus, G A A , Majorette 28 Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella Choir QLetter,, W A A C Class, jr Y Teens, Sr Y Teens, G A A , Annual Staff, nual V, . Q I O 3 A y, ' . ,dx s. 'uf' - new R i ,,a ' ' ' X L ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' , - :fi . H ' Q. sl . E nn.n , 5 . 1 ' ' P V , qkyl ihll , ff r j gi' b,' 2? 'V as ' lf. K a ' . . . a . Xv 7 X Eff -3 R. BROCK, IRWIN FREDERICK l Reserve Football -.1-.P Q' 3' BROUGHTON, RONALD FRANK Glee Club, Chorus BROWN, ALFRED STUART Band QLetter and Pmj BROWN, CAROLE JEANNE Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappalla Cholr, Glrls Ensemble, joumahsm BROWN, IANETTE Debatmg, DISCUSSIOD, G A A , Thesp1ans QTreasurer, Vlce Pres1dentj, Sr Y Teens, Future Nurses Club, R S U Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella Cholr, Semor Class Secretary, Volce Class, Jumor Play, Thesplan Play BRUNER, ELLSWORTH DELANO Track, Cross Country, Slu Club, Glee Club typing geometr and biology 71? f' BULIFAN T, BARBARA JEAN Commer1cal Club, Annual Staff Buss, THOMAS c Baseball, Glee Club CALLAHAN, KENNETH EDWARD Glee Club, Chorus CANDELA, JOHN ANDREW Basketball, W Club, R S U KVICE Presldentj, journallsm Pm G A A , Future Nurses Club, Sk1 Club, Co o , V C Y Club, Glee Club, Chorus CHANEY, CAROL MAE CLARK, ANNE Glee Club, Internatlonal Frlendshxp Club G A A CLASSON, DAVID CHRISTIAN Band fLetter and PID., 0' C7 COBURN, TERRENCE GORDON Nanonal Honor Soclety, Cross Country, Track, H1 fTreasurer, Vxce Presxdent, Presrdentj, Wy News Stage Crew 29 , I K Q v Vow' . G ' . . ., ' - I ,, ' - . i L13-'HW ' fl ' Y Q ' k uf -1 K g y A . , gt-Q - ....- ' ' . Q s f ' A i h' A J H on I L . I A r ,JW .I ff . fl CARMONEY, RHODA LOUISE f . . . ' - p . . . V I yr r A . . I 3 0 n 4 ::' lf Q ,- , A., .,5 ' X . . .-Y K , K if . - . . , X COLE, DANIEL MICHAEL Wy New s COLLINS, GARY DEAN Track, Swimming CONAWAY, HAROLD EDWARD Basketball, Track, Cross Country QCaptainj, Wy News 3 Torch Club, Band. COOK, CAROL ANN Glee Club, Band cox, GERALD T CULLEN, GERALDINE ELIZA Glee Club, Chorus Wm Cmf In our .lumor year, we began CURRY, BARBARA LEE DAISY, ROSEMARIE G A.A , Glee Club, Chorus, A Capella Cholr QLetterj Glrls' Ensemble DARAGO, PATRICIA ANN G A,A,, Commerc1al Club, Orchestra fPres1den Lette T1-1 Alpha, Annual Staff W A.A C Class DARBY, PATRICIA ANN Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella Chou, Glrls' Ensemble G A A., Commerc1al Club QI-hstorlanj, Sr Y Teens DEHILSTER, ROBERT JAMES Chorus, A Cappella Chou, Tune Toppers, Semor Play, Slo Club DEMERIS, PATRICIA ANN Glee Club, Chorus DEMERIS, PATRICIA ANN Glee Club, Chrous DEME TER, NANCY RAMONA DIETRICH, ROSE MARY Band, Glee Club, G A A 3C 1' I Q p 4, X -5 ' f A . , . . , . t, , b - A , 1 0 a a lx A I rzk' 4 1 i ,1f. K ll Z W A 9 ll K our actlvltles as a class ELLIS, BERNARD C Band EMETERIO, ROBERT L Glee Club EMETERIO, ROSEMARY CAROLINE G A A , Debaung, Glee Club, Chorus, Co ENGLISH, ELLEN MARLENE Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella Chou, Gu-ls Ensemble, Dxscussxon, Journahsm QP1nj, QGold Pmj, G A A ERXLEBEN, WILLIAM CARL H1 Y Club, W Club, Tenn1s, Golf, Sk1 Club, Freshmen Football ETHERIDGE, GAIL ANNE journalxsm QPIDL EVERETT, VIOLET NEWMAN Band, Orchestra, G A A , Annual Staff, Co op EZELL, JO ANN R.S U , Glee Club, Chorus FAVORS, BERNADINE CAROL G A A , Glee Club, Chorus, QLetterQ. 'P' DILLENECK, WILLIAM DOBERT, CAROL MARIE Tri Alpha, Glee Club, Chorus QLetterj. DOMBROWSKI, PATRICIA F Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella Choxr QLetter, Pml, Gxrls Ensemble, French Club DULA, JACOB DUNCAN, JANET ELIZABETH A Cappella Chou, Thespxans, jumor Play, Semor Play, Thespxan Play, Sr Y Teens, jr Y Teens, G A A., Rifle Club, H1 F1 Quartet, Girls Ensemble, Glee Club, Chorus QLetterj, Dxscusslon, Debatmg, DURAN, KENNETH GEORGE A Cappella Chou, Tn Alpha, W A A C Class, Tune Toppers H1 YClub, Torch Club g Q' Tl sn.. r-pa FERENCZI, ELVIRA ESTHER Glee Club, Ch0ruS, Commerclal Club, Joumalxsm FIGLEY, EARL HOWARD Debatmg, Band, Orchestra, Dance Band, Cross Country, Tenms, W Club, Torch Club KVICE Presxdentj, Sk1 Club QPres1dentj, jumor Class fPx-esxdentj, Semor Play, Thespmn R S U QPres1dent, Pm and Guardj, Natlonal Honor Soczety Student Government Day, Thesplan Play F ITE, HOWARD EDWARD Slu Club FREEMAN, Lois ANN Fusss, GEORGE Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella Cholr, Tune Toppers FUTCH, SHARON KAY G A A., Rlfle Club, Commercxal Club, Slu Club, Glee Club, VOICE Class, Rxfle 13-m- 554, ki' Jak whsle being confronted 3 s GALLOW, JOHN ALLEN Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella Cho1rQLetterj, Tune Top pers, H1 Y IQ aaa. pd' C19 S GARDNER, SANDRA LOUISE Majorette QCapta1ny, Band Sweetheart, jr Y Teens, Glee Club GEDA, PAUL EDWARD Reserve Football, Track, Cross Country, H1 YQTreasurex-Q, R S U , W Club GEE, RAYMOND ALLAN R S U , Band, Dance Band, Rowing, jumor Play, W A,A C Class GENTHE, KATHRYN ANN lnternatxonal Fuendshmp Club GILLMAN, ROBERT CHARLES Band QLetterj, Future Teacher's Club, R1fle, Club GOFF, GLORIA ANN Glee Club, Chorus GOODNEY, ROXANNE MARY Glee Club, Chorus QLetterj, A Cappella Cholr, Rlfle Club, Future Teachers Club, G A A , Water Show GOOKENBARGER, JOAN LEE Commercial Club, Sr Y Teens, journalxsm fP1ny, Co op G A A , Wy News GOSS, BARBARA IO Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Future Homemakers of America, Bata Club, Friendship Club. fPrevious Schoolj. GOSS, DAVID P JR GRAVELDINGER RICHARD THOMAS Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella Choir fLetterj, Tune Toppers. GRAY, GAIL MARY ANN Debating, Discussion, Orchestra Qletterj, joumahsm News, Dance Band, Glee Club, Ski Club, jr Y Teens ' Ju' GREEN, BARBARA ANN v Glee Club, Chorus QLetterj, Future Nurses Club, Rlfle Club, I: Trl Alpha, G A A. GREINER, ARTHUR WAYNE Swimming, Football, W Club with chemlstry shorthand, GRIGGS, LLOYD ALLAN x , Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella Choxr, Tune Toppers C 5 GRUNDMAN, GARRY C --' Glee Club HACKBARTH, JERE LOUIS Glee Club, Chorus HALL, JUDITH LEE Glee Club, Chorus HALL, MELVIN DUGLAS Track, Cross Country, W Club HANES, BETTY JANE Band HARDIN, CARL w JR, Q C' Q HARKABUSIC, RAYMOND ANDREW Y-1 HIY 4 HART, PATSY J Co op, Glee Club, Tn Alpha 33 3 A . . . . u ' Wy Q I Q N , A fu-1 W 'W A Q. ' Q Q V iff? Q . . X' 3. ' v- . 1 -wg International Friendship Club, jr. Y Teens, Sr. Y Teens, - A Ipy 2 . g ' A 3' A - Af +L ,b X I 0 i' ,ip 1 V X g Nl , I V. , I I V V if xr a A 1 f as VaI3'r+ 0 i , 5 ' . , 5 V Q ' Tr. . it I X V . 4 A 5 fl HENDERSON, CAROLE J Glee Club, G A A HICKS WILLIAM P JR. Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella Cho1r HILEMAN, SHIRLEY ANN R S U , Co op, Trl Alpha Glee Club HIN TZ, BARBARA JANE W A A C Class, Natrona-11 Honor Socnety, jumor Play, Thesplan Play, Thespxans, Chorus, Glee Club A Cappella Chou, Band fletter, Pmj, Future Nurses Club r Y Teens QTreasurerj, Sr Y Teens QVICC Preszdentj, Annual Staff, journallsm HOOD, HASLEY M , JR R S U , Wy News, Semor Annual, Roosevelt Auto Club, Swlmmmg HORN, RAYMOND EARL H1 Y and English ofcourse l 'im ? , 3 I Q 41 -3 V1 I ,A S.J HORNICK, ROBERT WAYNE Thesplans QTreasurerj, Skx Club, H1 Y QTreasux-erj, A Cappella Chou, Tune Toppers, Annual Staff QBus1ness Managerj, Semor Play, Thesplan Play Hows, FRANCES KAY HURRELL, JOAN M INASY, BETTY ANN Glee Club, Chorus, Co op IVESTER, MYRTLE ANN G A A , Co op JOBE, JUDITH ANN Comrnerczal Club QTreasu1-er, V1ce pres1dentj, Glee Club, Chorus, jr. Y Teens, Sr. Y Teens, R.S.U., Nauonal Honor Socxety, JOHNSON, CLARA ELLEN Glee Club, Co-op. JOHNSON, WILLIAM w. Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella ChO11' JUCHARTZ, EDWARD JAY 34 y 5 I , . ' on QZ, f V 5, 5 ' V P ' . A p pp p 7' A - - - - , - ,Zh. A S1 , xX , C A ' . 5- l if i . ' ' ' 5 We ' , lv' ' ' . iff i ! Xb x 5 .- . ' E 'Iv ilk-'I A 5, 1 Z I O Q A A fl A '. . - ' '- pf' A wi'-ff' 91. i to ' . I I A 'Q .X A 1 . . . 1 KAECI-IELE, RITA JEAN Jr, Y Teens, Orchestra, Voice Class, Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella Choir, G.A.A., R.S.U. KANACK, RONALD K. Baseball, R S U , Glee Club, Chorus KELLER, FRAN Z Annual Staff KELLY, EILEEN ANN Commercxal Club QTreasm'erJ, G A A Glee Club, Co op KILTS, KATHRYN LEE Natlonal Honor Socxety, W A A C Class, Debatmg QPIDJ, DISCUSSION, A Cappella Cholr, Glee Club, Chorus, Orches ua QPmJ, G A A , Senlor Annual Assoclate Edxtor, Student Govemment Day, Trl Alpha, S141 Club, Stnng Quartet. KING, AGNES LOUISE JONES Co op, G A A Even with our term papers KING, PATRICIA MAE Co op, Chorus, Glee Club KLINE, EDWARD JAMES Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella, Chou, Rxfle Club KNAGGS, MARILYN JEAN Orchestra QLetter, Pllll, Stung Quartet, Glee Club, Chorus A C3PPe112 Ch01!' QLetterJ, Ensemble, G A.A , Water Show Cheerleadmg QLetterJ, Sk1 Club QTreasurerJ, R S U batmg, Semor Play, Thespxans, Tr1 Alpha, Nauonal Honor Socxety, Thesplan Play KOLB, PHILLIP GEORGE Rxfle Club, Track, Annual Staff KOROWIN, MICHAEL JAMES Football, W A.A C Class, Junxor Play, Student Govern ment Day, W Club, Slu Club, R S U , Annual Staff, De batmg, D1scuss1on. KOTYUK, HARRIETTE ELLEN Wy News QEd1tor In Cluefj, Journahsm QP1nJ, Qu1ll and Scroll, R S U , Commercxal Club, G A A , Future Nurses Club, Voxce Class, Glee Club, S141 Club KRACH, ELIZABETH ANNA Cornmerclal Club KRAHNKE, KAY LOUISE Natlonal Honor Soclety, A Cappella Chou, W A A C Class, Jumor Play, Semor Play, Thesplans, Thesp1an Play, Jr Y Teens, Sr Y Teens, Debatxng KRAUSE, JUDITH KAY G A A , Water Show, Glee Club, Volce Class, A Cappella Chou QLetterJ, Ensemble, Sr Y Teens, Debatmg, Das cusslon. Q-v QA? Y' Q 19 fzkmpr if Z 1 fs fii S X Q 33154 O O I I ,A -' w' , o z 7 , . 0 u 1, ' a . . . . . . . - 7 . . . A H 1 O O O , 0 - ' Q ,. :pw I ' . e if ' I -' 1521 - - , '-I-f e 5 l . 1 L. . 'r:f,,n P' ' . . ., De- N1 E , . . . J. I 5 , A f ' . . ,A Y 0 X , . fy ,QI I n ' , avg, , . Ayflfiw zffwifr' P- ' Jisiw ' , , , ' K- F ,, , ' . -vm,-,.,5Q F A f s ., . wwf, , Q - n - Q Q .s 'K ,f5:.g5,fi5-f. ,,zA .5 , , . , S. H .,,, R A . . . . . Gif' 5 - - - gg: ' . ' 'fl ffi- 4, . . . 0 . . f X A - - ia L' 0 '35 ff . .1-kv . ' A ?1'? ,Qw - rr f li? sw ig ' 7' , ' A gpm, f V A ' ifieffi . At., ,gm .Y A , 1 - O I C 0 V V l . . . -M, , 5' 3 ' A . H: f M'f7',,x 0 o 1 X1 - 4' . ' . . . . - ,N Ali, the H ' if I ' , . v J W r W. KREGER, CONRAD WILLIAM Rowmg, Football, W A A C Class, W Club KRESIN, JAMES MURRAY Assembly Crew, Thespxans, Wy News QPIB, Letterj, Annual Staff, Senxor Play, R S U , W A A C Class, Thespxan Play KRESTIK, CAROL JEAN Glee Club, Chorus KUCZERA, GERALD JOHN Band, Swmg Band KURTH, KATHRYN EMILY Future Teachers Club QSecretary J, V C Y Club, Skl Club KUSIW, MARTHA French Club, G A.A , Wy News Q in 93 MP4 and clvlcs we stall KWIATKOWSKJ, BERNICE M. Glee Club, Commer1cal Club, J Y Teens LANGLEY, BARBARA JEAN Glee Club, G A A LASIEY, MARY LOU Tn Alpha, Commercxal Club LAUGHLIN, DORIS FLORENCE G A A , Glee Club, Chorus, Commex-c1al Club, Co op LAVE, GEORGE AUGUST JR, Torch Club, Band. LEWANDOWSKI, IRENE Co op LIDDLE, RONALD NORMAN Baseball, Basketball, Sr Class Vxce Pres1dent W Club LIVELY, DOROTHY JO Jr Y Teens, Sr Y Teens, Commerc1al Club, Co op, Journahsm, LOMEJ, ROWMAN Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella Choxr Q I l 0 I Q H 5 T 3' , s ,Il ,J . . . J 2 W9 f 9 , al . F. . if ' I i - . is Jil I 'N , o o o l - . S A o I . Q 0 ,, U' . ' G.A.A. - 36 f,,...r found time to watch MARTIN, DALE FREDRICK Glee Club MARTIN DANIEL STEVEN journahsm fP1l'1,, Wy News Annual Staff MARTIN, HELENE DEANNA Glee Club Commer1ca1 Club, Co op, G A A MASCOTTE, LAUREL KAREN Glee Club MASCOW, JUDITH LEAH Stage Crew, R S U , Jr Y Teens QSecretaryj, G A A , Glee Club, Skl Club QV1ce Pres1dent of Ways and Meansj,, Commencal Club QSecrefaryj MASI, DOLORES Glee Club, Chorus MASSERANT, ALICE MARY Commerical Club, Glee Club MAURER GREGORY journallsm, Wy News MC DANIEL, BARBARA SUE Glee Club LONIEWSKI, RONALD JOSEPH Cheer1ead1ngQLetterj, Baseball Uvigr , Letter, LOWE, DIANNE MARIE Cheerleadmg fLetterj, G A A , Chorus, Homecommg Attendant, Glee Club LUCAS, NORAN LEE Glee Club, Chorus, Commerclal Club, G A A MACAULAY, LYNDA LEE G,A A , Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella Chou' Teens Water Show, Trl Alpha MALCOMSON BEULAH CAROL Skl Club, Glee Club, Chrous, A Cappella Choxr, Gxrls Ensemble MANTHEY, ROBERT RAYMOND Baseball, Football, Reserve Basketball, Freshman Tenms, Torch Club, I-I1 Y fSecretaryj, W Club, Natlonal Honor Soclety 449 'N Q DXQQI 2' ar ,Ay 'O' W lik VVVI ix ' . . . Q . ' , Sr, Y ' 1 l . 5 P ,Sl ,I its A. ' , . . 'A 1 'Q I A X: 'K - A I 1 , ' I 1 'sl' ' , 1 In .. ' . . I ' X . '35 A ' ' - - - 'Sf'f!5'f af' I fift f . .5 , if , ifi . A ' I . if A p f on . . . . . . . -31 67 . - . , n m ay , , A ,' O Y 1 4 I G ' ' If. V A ,7 . ' M 533 . x A 37 MC GEACHY, IUDITY IIE Natlonal Honor SOCIBLY, Trl Alpha, Chorus, A Cappella Chou, Glrls Ensemble, G A.A , Future Teachers Club Sr Y Teens, Sen1or Class Treasurer, Semor Play, Thes plans, Debatmg, D1scuss1on. MC KELVEY, RUTH ANN MAE Sk1 Club, Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella Chou' Drscus szon, Sr Y Teens QTx-easurerj, G A A , Future Nurses Club, Annual Staff MC LEOD, JANE PHYLLIS Glee Club, G A A., Rlfle Clu , Commerlcal Club, journallsm MC NEAL, ALICE LORRAINE Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella Chou-, R.S U , Futme Nurses, Commerc1al Club MERRILL, THELMA JEAN METZLER, DONALD DEAN Sw1mimng, Golf, Debatmg, DISCUSSIOD, Annual Staff, Student Government Day our boys score to present '91 ZF' 'Jgwf f Q sf Q 'fi :Q 'Sf 38 MIAZGOWICZ, THOMAS JOSEPH R S U , Wy News MICHAELS, DORIS ELSIE Tn Alpha MILES, PATRICIA ANN MILZ, EVONNA LEE Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella Choxr MINTON, DONAID NORMAN IR. Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella Chou QLetterj, Tune Toppers, Track QLetterj. MINTZ, GERALD CLAYTON Glee Club MORRIS, JAMES GRIFFIN Band flletter, Pxnj. MOSCYNSKI, JOAN VERONICA jr Y Teens, Sr Y Teens, Glee Club, Chorus A Cappella, Chorus Qlletterj, Commerc1al Club, R S U MURRAY, JOHN LARRY Baseball, Football, R S U , QVICE Presldent , Pmj, Torch Club, I-I1 Y, Jll11lO1' Class V1ce Presldent, W Club, Band, County Falr QKmgj. . . . . D 0 I D 1 . . . . . ., . - I . I D I I O . . ' b ' U - 'I , X . 7' 7 , I . r . . . . . I ,v I , U ,Z 'X I' I ' xl . Q Q 5 ! 9 A A wg I Z ff 1 ,S - - - f 2. 'A A '1 ' . 'liffrgfy L h '4 .If ,ks , 'gf-,V K, - A ' 1 '?' - - L , -,ugL!a,.v. Js,15 I .w i - M x ,M ug. - .. Wi' ' x , ' C 1' ' , M, I 2,1 J ' 1' RV .35- , ,P V 0 n , ,V I O O C 1 0 I O . . ' 1- .- . . . MX 'A Q ' ' . ' ' xx MUSGROVE, ROBERT V Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella Chou fLetterJ, Tune 2 -C Toppers MYERS, IDA MAE ' Glee Club, Trl Alpha NATZEL, JANET MARIE G A A , Glee Club 'Z NAWROCKI, HELENE MARIE Q 4' Glee Club, lnternatlonal Frxendshxp Club NESTER, MICHAEL JOSEPH Cross Country, Track, Reserve Football, R S U , Semor Class Presldent ,FN NYSTROM CYNTHIA MARIE Glee Club, Chorus QLetterj, G A A KPIDJ, V C Y Club Slu Club, Co op Seven Keys to Baldplate O'GUlN, JAMES DELANO Rowmg Crew QLetterJ, A Cappella Cho1r OLSZEWSKI, YVONNE ANTOINETTE Glee Club, Chorus, Commerclal Club, Co-op, Annual Staff OWENS DONALD RAY R S U , Track. PALAZZOLA, JENNY Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella Chou, G A A , Commer c1al Club PALAZZOLO, JOSEPHINE ANNE R S U fP1nJ, DISCUSSIOD, Debatmg fP1nJ. PALAZZOLO, FILOCIA Glee Club, Co-op, G A A PARKS, ROBRENA LEE Glee Club, Commerczal Club PATH, BEVERLY ANN Orchestra fLetterJ, Tn Alpha PATTERSON, DAVID JOHN Football 39 f N T I. J I e o 0 0 I-1 1asT.?KS, l . ' K ., . . A 7 I, ' J I 'Q JMX I 4 hr-4 9 g Q vi. Q Q y 9 - -0 f- N X I I ' by Glee Clzlb, Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Tune Toppers, .Q ggi., 5 I I 1 1 ,f hr , V 4 V fx A 'fl I s CO 'oP ' g , jf - ,A , Y PATON, CAROL LYNN Glee Club, Chorus fletter ,, Rifle Club, V.C.Y. Club fTreasurer,. PATON, MARILYN JEAN Rifle Club, Glee Club, Chorus QLetter,, V.C.Y. Club. PAUL, JAMES R. Glee Club, Torch Club PHELPS, EARL WAYNE Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Tune Toppers, PHELPS, GILBERT A. PHlLPORT, LEE EDWIN Football QLetter,, Rowing 1Letter,, W A A C Class, W Club,Thesp1ans,Jr Play, H1 Y, Stage Crew r 3 if! Nr- gp 8 J an-1 we 1 our Senior Play PILCH, CLAUDIA JOANNE Glee Club, Chorus QLetter,. POBURSKY, BEVERLY ANN Co on Commerclal Club, Glee Club POMEROY, AUDREY CECIl.lA Glee Club, Chorus, R S U Jr Y Teens, Commex-c1al Club, G A A QP1n, Numeral, Senlor Play, Co op POTTER, DANIEL FRANKLD' V C Y Club POWELL, WILLIAM ARTHUR Track fCaptam,, Swlmmmg, Jumor Class Treasurer, R S U Jumor Play, Wy News, Journahsm fP1n,. PUGH, BARBARA JEAN Glee Club, Co op QUALLS, DORTHY LOUISE G A A , Co op RAMEY, JIMMIE RAY iq- Band f Letter, RANSFORD, LOIS MAE G A.A , Jr Y Teens QVICC Pres1dent,, Sr Y Teens QTreas ,, lu-er,, Sk1 Club lVlC9 Presldent of Ways and Means, 40 1 U .... , . - . if I f as ' , if I i . I . .'. . u. - . ' ,,, 'J gait , ef A ,Zig -. 'ff A 3 V IV C8 4:- and to glve our ROBERTS, FRANK TERRY ROCI-lLEAU,RICHARD THEODORE W A A C Class, Band QLetter, Pmj, Rlfle Club, Torch Club ROEHRIG, SHARLON NELDA Commerc1a1 Club, jr Y Teens, Gle ROOT, DIANNE ROSE, JAMES EDWARD Football, Band, Orchestra, W Club. ROSECRAN S, DENNIS W. Rowmg, Auto Club fTreasurerj, Skl Club. RUCIGER, BETTY Lou RUTLEDGE, DANIEL JEFFRIES H1 Y, Rlfie Club, SAGANEK, CHARLES HARRISON Orchestra .Q if N-B Rxfle Club QPres1dent,, Art fletterj, R S U , Water Show, Swlmmmg, Annual Staff RECKLING, EDWARD RONALD Track RENO, FREDRICK JR Cross Country, Track, Swxmmmg H1 Y, Semor Pla TTICSPIHDS, Stage Crew, Thepxan Play RIDDLE, JASPER ANDY H1 Y RITTER, MARJORIE M. R S U QPm, Guardj, G A A. KVICE Presldentj, A Cappella Cholr QLetterj, jr Y Teens QTreasurerj, Sr Y Teens KPFCSI dentj, Commerclal Club, G1r1s Ensemble ROBERTS, FREDERICK MAURICE A Cappella Chou' 'il ul' 17 , ,f,f, T REAUME, ROBERT NATHANIEL . F 1 . ' ' I . is 'Y ' p 3 I3 -'33 ' X Q I ' . . . . 1 T' ,T J . . ' ' Y' in fs 1' ' ' I :SN .- I In A i a n u , n n ' s , A T . .' . ' . ,T I I '55 K' , . . ,pf N. , X X T .tr -f , so ' ,S ' of . I I 5 of 41 SALLIOTTE, MONICA ANN Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella Choir QLetter, Pinj, Girls Ensemble, Commercial Club. SAMMONS, NANCY ELIZABETH R.S.U., Co-op, V.C.Y. Club, Glee Club, Chorus. SANOW, ELSIE LOUISE Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella Choir, V.C.Y. Club, Co-op. l SCHAVE, IEONA Glee Club, Chorus, Co op, Commerclal Club SCHERING, FORREST FRANCIS SCHMIDT, MARVIN LAWRENCE Band QPm, Letter, 93 3 unforgettable dances also SCHUBERT, JUDITH ANN Co op, Commerclal Club, Sr Y Teens, Glee Club, Dlscussnon, Orchestra G A A SCHWENDEMAN, DAVID lEE Football QLettex-j, Rxfle Club Qletterj, journalxsm QP1nQ Wy News SEDDON, NINA GRACE Band flatter, Pmj, W A A C Class, Journahsm fPlI1,, Wy News, jr Y Teens QOff1cerj, Sr Y Teens QSecretaryj, Future Teachers Club, Semor Annual, Glee Club, Tn Alpha SF REDDO, TOBY V Wy News, Sk1 Club, journahsm, Semor Annual SHEETS, ARTHUR LOUIS Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella Chou-, Journallsm QPIDL Wy News, Qu1ll and Scroll sl-IELL, JOHN L. SHEPARD, DORA JEAN Commerclal Club, Glee Club, G A A SILVENIS, MARGUERITE CATHERINE Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella Chou, Cornmercxal lub, G A A, SINCLAIR, PHYLLIS ANN Commercxal Club, Journahsm, Jr Y Teens, Glee Club M . 1 3 .L ln 1 All ' ' I . . lll ,, b ' LX O 2 9 A - D ,. ., , C - - s 'gfix, 42 40 to choose a class motto SOUTHWORTH, DONALD BURDETTE Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Tune Toppers STARK, THOMAS WILLIAM Wy News, Glee Club STARZEC, JOAN CAROLINE Glee Club, G A A., Jr Y Teens, Annual Sfaff STEVENS, BEVERLY ANN Commerclal Club, Glee Club, Chorus, Co op, G A.A., Jr Y Teens STEWARD, JANICE ANNE Tn Alpha, R.S U , G A.A , Co-op Class STONER, HARRIETT Natlonal Honor Socrety, Semor Annual fEd1tor ln Chlefj, W A A.C Class, Tn Alpha, A Cappella Choxr, Thespxan 1SecretaryJ, Thesplan Play, Junlor Play, Sr Y Teens f0ff1cerj, Jr Y Teens QPres1dentJ, Glee Club, Chorus Vorce Class, R.S U , Discussion. STOVALL, BETTY JEAN Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella Chou, Co op, Commer clal Club TARNOWSKI, WALTER JOSEPH Glee Club TAYLOR, CAROL JEAN Slu Club, Commercral Club, Glee Club, Chorus SISNEROS, I-IARRIETT HELEN Internatxonal Fr1endsh1p Club, Glee Club, Chorus SITKINS, FREDRICK Z Thespians, Rxfle Club, QMgr , Letterj, Reserve Track, Qlletterj, Reserve Football, QLetterJ, Semor Play, Thesp lan Play, Spothght M.C Hot Rod Club SLUMSKI, SHIRLEY ANN Glee Club, G A A. SLY, CAROL JEAN Jr Y Teens, QLC C Rep ,J Sk1 Club QTreasurerJ, G A A Debatlng QLetterJ, Drscussron, Majorette SMITH, ALFREDDA LOUISE Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella Chou, Commerclal Club, Jr Y Teens SMITH, ROBERT D K' Tl-IAYER, WILLIAM P, Track, Cross Country THOMAS, GLENDA C. Glee Club, Chorus, G.A.A., Co-op THOMPSON, PEGGY SUE Commercial Club, Glee Club, G.A THOMPSON, ROBERT LESLIE Football, Baseball, W-Club THOMPSON, ROLLAND J. Glee Club, Chorus fLetterQ, R.S.U. THOMSON, ROBERT T .A. x F -J f-7 I K W 4 colors and flower So, as we 'S ,mt Ea wh 'Wd' 'Q 5 TIMS WILLIAM DAVID Swlmmmg, Water Show Glee Club TORANGO, THOMAS FREDERIC Glee Club, Cheerleading TOTH, BEVERLY GABRIELEEN TUCKER, JOANNE A Cappella Cholr, Sr Y Teens, R S U , Trl Alpha, G A A. VAN HORN, WILLIAM GRANT Sw1mm1ng, W Club VASHER, ALAN BERNARD Torch Club, Skx Club KVICE Presldentj, Glee Club, Chorus A Cappella Cholr, jumor Play, Senxor Play, Thespxan Play, Thesp1ansfV1ce Presldent, Treasurerj, Stage Crew VASSALLO, AUGUSTINE JOSEPH R S U fpllll, Cheerleadmg fLetterj, Track, Journalxsm fP1I'l,, Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella Chou QLetterj, Tune Toppers, Skm Club QTreasurerj. VISINGARDI, MARY ALICE Jr Y Teens, Glee Club, Chorus WALKER, PAULINE Glee Club, Chorus, Co op Y o l s , n 3 u 13 -H . . . . . . , ' qi Q Q -: l 1? . . . y I x . . , , ' . . . . x ll .f,?j,zi,yf'2 ' . . . ' ' v. A 'm ,A V , . -' I 3' iff' f fs r ' 4 M :eff 1 ' ' 44 P H -s-wmeiw -rf ' WALTERS, CAROLYN ANN Tri Alpha, Commercial Club, G.A.A., Glee Club mrmi my q Rifle Club -at Z -F '4 Y' ' Z y I g ak WANAT, GERALD JOI-IN A e W WEAVER VINCENT CHARLES 1' R ' P a L N I L! Basketball, Febfball, Baseball, w Club, Student Cavem- ibu P4 A I W is - 11' cf ,Z 1 ment Day, Torch Club WEIHMILLER, FREDERICK THOMAS WELCH, SARA ANN R S U QCorrespondlng Secretaryj, Cheerlead1ngfLetterj Skl Club QSecretaryj, Orchestra, Band, Thespxans fPI'8Sl dent , jumor Play, G A A , Debatlng, DISCUSSIOD, Thes plan Play WEST, IULIAN ALVIN schoolcareer we open the WHELAN, ALBERT JOHN JR Annual Staff, Track WHYTE, CARTHERINE BELLE jr Y Teens, Sr Y Teens, Glee Club, Debatlng, Dls CUSSIOD, Wy News, journallsm QP1nj, Future Teachers Club WIERZBA IUDITY MARY Jr Y Teens, Sr Y Teens, Majorette, Wy News our nallsm, Glee Club WILLIAMS, DAVID HOWARD Tennls QCapta1nj, Reserve Basketball, W Club, H1 Y WILLIAMS, PATSY ANN BUTLER RSU,GAA,FrenchClub WILSON, JANICE ADELE Glee Club, Chorus, G A A , Water Show, Future Nurses Club Glee Club, Chorus, A Cappella, Future Nurses Club WISMEG, PATRICIA JEAN jr Y Teens, Future Nurses Club, Glee Club, Co WITT, AUDREY JANE R.S U , Thesplans, G A A QPresldentj, Skl Club Annual Staff QAssoc1ate Edltorj, Future Nurses Club, Jr Y Teens, Sr Y Teens, Water Show, DISCUSSIOD, Student Government Day, Future Teachers Club, Thesplan Play is 'K' 1 Q-3, f'8'3' sn' G-of 45 f 5 N N , . . .- Nw 5, , ' , . . . . . . . n l I Q v , 3 5 -, - 'J ' , be I sa I .- . K , . -J Xl ,I wlLT, DONA RAYE ' --. I . . I ' i . . . ' ' , A A X WOLSKE, RICHARD OWEN Glee Club, Rlfle Club WOLLISCROFT, KAY JANET Glee Club, Chorus fLetterJ, G A A , Trl Alpha, Rlfle Club Sr Y Teens WRIGHT, DONNA JEAN Glee Club, Chorus YEULETT, CAROL JEAN Future Nurses Club, Slu Club, G A A., R S U , Jomnallsm, Rlfle Club YUHASZ, JOANNE ELFANOR Tn Alpha, Natxonal Honor SOCICEY, W A.A C , Class, Orchestra Qbetter, Pmj, Band, Dance Band, Glee Clu Wy News, Omll and Scroll, Journallsm QPIIIL ZAIOCZKOWSKI, EDMUND close the doors on our hugh school career P1CtLll'e not avallable BRACKIN, CAROL HORN, PHILLIP RAFTIS, WILLIAM sr-ERRILL, ZAPPIS, VIOLET SUE szon, Water Show ZIESMER, PATRICIA JANE August Graduates BROI-IL, JACK BAILEY PATRICIA CARROLL BARBARA EAEOPELLI, ROSE GOUCHS, BILL HAZELWOOD, SHIRLEY KING, FRANK KELLEY, I-IARLAN MOLNAR, RUDY PERRY, JOHN PETTERSON, DELLA Veteran DOBIJA, ALEX J JR 46 ' bs A l ' Glee Club, Chorus, o.A.A., Rifle Club, Debating, Discus- K ,,5LI. ,X ' . . z , U JOANN F Sensor Snaps v S in r O Qm I pw QQ Q A f Whwuu X 1 Q , H' I , N-1 W W- f .. 'WL Ao3y mug, ,. W .,.......,.,,,, ,,,. V H w--- ----.- Mi..1 h 1w-'19 W 2 QQQFXXQYQ f iff I' 1 .yn OVW gk! ' ' Senior .,-A 0 ,-': 1 -fi fs QQ QJM' 425: S Nz '51 n . J X Y V! I I 5 , ? ,Z ,J-16110 15 X-:eii-Lai I 7 3,2 -- 5 fzubagfki I .- 7'9J wfVf 9-1 k ,, 5 ' fw-7 , fx fig? 'V 4 - i TT Q ,QA I 5 X . 5 5 f 215-r Q . Snaps off' ix 6 'KJ H, JW Vw! 'QR ww-L WW mfg 39,3 MJWW XJ 5 LTC 1.3 an Senior Horoscope Boy Most Likely To Succeed Girl Most Likely To Succeed Clothesmare Clotheshorse Tennis player Actor Artist Bramchild Dancer G1rl Athlete Curlyhead Boy Personallty Girl Per sonality Understanding Cutest Dimples Smile . Blonde Voice . . Sophisticate Trumpeters Cartoonist Football player Pals Chemists Crew- cuts Joker . Mrs. . . Ron Renfer Bob Manthey Barbara Ritchie Judy McGeachy JoAnn Leeright Judy Mascow Mike Riley Dave Bailey Dave Badgley Dave Williams Roxanne Goodney Howard Cross Alan Vasher Marilyn Knaggs Gordon Czuchna John Shell Bob Reaume Barbara Green Martha Kusiw Joanne Yuhasz Dick Akers Alex Dob1Ja Curt Burkett Ray Gee Marlene Brochue Rose Pat Clay Dorthy Qualls Joan Pizzimenti Gwen Bourassa J1m Morris Jim Paul John Cullen Don Harnish Don Owens Sally Welch Jarnce Stward LaVonne Tinsley Judy Schubert Claudette Beaudry J eanie S1eja Kay Woolliscroft Carol Glass Pat Darby Jean West Cynthia Nystrom Kay Krahnke Howard Fite Bob Thompson Marge Ritter Janet Brizzle Betty Ammons Catherine Whyte Janet Duncan Roselynn James Kathryn Kilts Fred Reese Don Korpal Bob G1llman Jerry Kuczera Art Watts B111 Ames Joe Palazzolo B111 Cheplick Mike Korowin Stan Murphy and Basil Moots Rosilyn Anton and Sandy Gardner Rosemarie Orban John Beall Bob deH1lster Jim Martin Bob Broge Roger Affholter Don Southworth Dan Martin Arlene Oliver, George Fuess, Tom Stark Sonny Bruner, Ed Juchartz Dorothy Mayrand Estey, Patsy Butler Williams, Violet Newman ' St-W at ' Do 2 wee be ' Ce 'Y as aa Q 53? 3 3 2 t t t 8 Boy Athlete. . . . . . . . . Jim Hardin, Nick Leone, Jim Everett t Columnist Talkative W1tt Ha1r Friendly Boy Frlendly Girl Red Head Blushers Bangs Eyes Boy croomer Skater Twinkle toes Girl swlmmer Boy Swimmer Basket tipper Good Sports Helpful Laugh Babyface Little Girls Little Boys 22.3 Brother and Sister Sister ,,,, Brothers . . Tall Girl . . Tall Boy . . Hot Rod. . I Gemma -?-7 7 0 Harr1ette Kotyuk Alice Gorham Pat DeMer1s Lee Philport Paul Witte Audrey W1tt Dor1s Vaughn Delores Masi Noran Lucas B111 Wilson J1m Berns Mary Bazzy Ron Pepkae Nma Seddon Mel vin Hall JoAnn Sherrill Sheila MacLellan Dave Hawkins Claudia Pilch Carl Erxleben Arlene McCrea Paula Minor Carol Brown Moncia Salliotte Violet Zapp1a Phyllis DeMagg1o George Johns Lorrame McNeal Bob Abraham Dave Mehlhose Stlno Vassallo Nancy Winn Harriett Stoner Mike Nester Louise Jones Janet Natzel Johnny He1nbokel Audrey Pom eroy Esther Parish LOIS Amy Johnny Tims B111 Tims Bill Powell Dave McCullough Ed Comaway Ron Liddle Bucky Roberts Gerald Sperhng Carol Sly Lo1s Ransford Cynthia Kontowski Ed Kline Olive Ann Allen Pat Darago Lynda Macaulay Charles Moore Jane McLeod Judy Krause Alv1n West Betty Hollingsworth Sharon Price Janette Brown Joan Moscynski Gloria Goff Pau- line Walker Dona Wilt Gerry Cullen, Dor1s Lughlm Torn Torango, B111 Hicks, George Lave Shlrley and Howard Lepper Joe and Phyllis Pallazzola Carol and Maryhn Paton Gilbert and Earl Phelps, Johnny and Bill Tims Mary Ann Balogh Don Metzler, Franz Keller Ruth Ann McKelvery, Tom Addy, Mayor x La s Doclor WYE' ' I 1 2 I I Word-wise . .... . . Sam Galanis, Roman Lomej Gpenmg Doors To Tomorrow As Seniors Takmg tlme out from then' dunes as offxcers of the january class of 1956 are, left to rlght Mary Ann jagodzxnskx 1Secreta.ryj, Bob Welke QP1-esldentj, Bob M11ler QT1-easurerj. Absent from the plcture 15 the V1ce Pres1dent, Wally Memtt. The Jun1or Class IS the f1rst step 1n becommg an upper classmen and the long cl1mb for the fmancmg of the next Sen1or Annual Through the Jun1or Play, spook house at the County Falr, J Hop, class works m un1son for results of a blgger and better class For another f1rst the off1cers are chosen to be the leaders of future genera t1ons Congratulatlons J umorsl ! Shown here are the offncers of the june class of 1956 They are, left to nght Peggy Soper QSecreta.ryl, Dave Althouse QPres1dentj, Bob LandnthQV1ce Presxdentj, Gerry Bednarek fTreasu1-ery 52 0 O other dances, and concessions, the f I oor T Personallt ' f my ' 0 1 Sl x if' 5 is Q K k is QM. if if 'Ja D is 1 2 5 sq ' Q f i 5 1,35 A -' E aff? ' , . Jr . 4 , Ks.: Activitie Row 1 Howard Cross Q Presxdent John Candella Q Vice Presrdentj , Duck Hov1s QTreasurerj, Mary Bazzy QRecord1ng Secretaryj , Sally Welch fCorrespond1ng Secretary, Row 2 Barbara Rltchxe Jo Palazzolo, Joann Gl1I'OWSk1 Florence George janet Recore Ruth Webster, Beverly Malty, Elberta Leklty, Choral Eddxe, Judrth Loucks, Joanne Tucker Guss1e Sammons, Nancy Bruce, Marrlyn Grrardm, Dennrs Boucher Sandra Fugate, Tom Love, Conme Noto Row 3 Larry Letvv1n, Nancy Bessey, Eleanor Noto, Rose Eacopellx, Ruth Ann janruewslu Shlrley Alexla B111 Wllson, Patrrck DZ1ll!'gOt, Douglas Sludmore Dale Webster, Madelelne Da Ros, Betty Mellm, Audrey Long Raymond Gee Greg Petachenko, Rlchard Beaudry, Vxto Mar1no Roland Owens Row 4 Peter Chnstman, Bob Johnson, Earl Flgley, Rrchard Olszewslu Nelson Dobert,M1chael Groat, Don Owens, Mr Robert Ratu-ay QSponsorj , B111 Powell, Mr Maynard Alfstad fSponsorj , Ralph Pennybacker, Charley F1nes john Murray, Tony Kasxborslu, john Rledel, Bud Spangler Dave Althouse, Gary Bufe The Roosevelt Student Un1on IS the made up of a representatwe from each Engl1sh class, and 1S d1v1ded 1nto f1V6 comm1ttees wluch work on act1v1t1es for the good of the school It was orgamzed 1n 1946 Because of supportmg a Pol1sh war orphan, prov1dmg transportatron to foot ball games, sponsormg a bonf1re pep rally, operatmg the book store, Student Government Day, and var1ous serv1ces ng Wfor the Spring e aylle ,Z sellles-te Elected to off1ce for the fall semester ent P'es1de,:jnETfeaS,,,1,jIe Ie to re aljnce George ar1F1g1eY Pray Candella, v1ce pres1dent Sally Welch, Secfe ary Y Welch fcoifecofdzng sis' correspondmg secretary Mary Bazz espondmg recordmg secretary, and Bud Spangler as Treasurer Co sponsors of the group are Mr Robert Rattray and Mr Maynard Alfstad Officers they are kept very busy all season were Howard Cross as pres1dent, John 54 R O S O 0 : b . ,, - . . . student governing body of the schooig is - A . . 9' ht: . . 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' ational Honor Society Row 1 Barbara Rxtchle, Kathryn Krlts, Barbara Hlntz, Marllyn Knaggs, Ollve Ann Allen, judy McGeachy Row 2 Bob Manthey, Judy Jobe Mary Bazzy Sherla Machellan, M1ss Alxce johnson, 1Sponsorj, Kay Kralmke, Joanne Yuhasz, Curt Burkett, B111 Wllson, Row 3 Han-1ett Stoner, Earl F1g1ey, Terry Coburn, jun Martln, Howard Cross, Sam Galams, Dav1d Mehlhose, Ron Renfer The Nat1ona1 Honor Socrety IS a selected The Tr1 Alpha 1S a honorary SOC16ty for group of students honored for outstandmg students obtammg outstandmg schO1ast1C scholarsh1p, leadersh1p, serv1ce, and char marks durmg the past semester A11 members acter They are elected by a faculty com must have 15 hours of academ1c cred1t w1th an nuttee and must be near the top of the1r A ratmg and the remauung 5 credlts must nOt semor class scholastlcally The only ac be less than a B ratmg Each member holds t1v1ty 1S a formal 1n1t1at1on ceremony held tlns honor for only one semester, unless he for parents and fr1ends 1n January renews h1S membersh1p by fulf1ll1ng the schol ast1c reqmrements 111 the followmg semester Tr h a M1ss Bess Duffy 1S the present sponsor of th1s group of students ,KQW-1, Beverly Purdy, Tun Newerslu, Stuart Wxlson, Tom Rattray, Larry Gray, Dale Webster, Joanne Yuham, Sharon Hessler, Nancy Bruce, Llnda McGeachy, joan Carte Betty Mellxn, Betsy Sparrow, Betty Manners, Nad1ne Wells, Rosemary Papp .Ro:N.2.. Beverly Enghsh, Mary Lou Phrlrp, Sandra Swaruback, Judy McGeachy, Betty jablonslu Sylvxa Vramch, Nancy Schnexder, M1ss Bess Duffey fSponsorj , Madelerne DaRos, Bar bara Purdy, Kathenne Townley, juamta Dlaz, Norma Tucker Row 3 Mary Lou Las ley, Lyd1a Lomej, Frank Ramsey, .Inn Ingram, Dave Mast1e, Bo lke, Mary W1ne1n ger, Dorotha Goss, Darleene Moore N . 1... . . , .1- . 0 l I . . . . D J 5 ' l l I ' - . . ' . , - . o 9 . . . l 1 . I u 0 J I I 0 ' . . ' ' ' ' - . C O 0 . I . . Y N I . 0 . U . D ' ' . : - - . iv-Xa. EM 1.1 Row 1 Gwen Bourassa Kathryn Kilts Harriett Stoner Kay Krahnke Row 2 Mrs Bernice Hardw1cke fSponsorj Sharon Hessler Olive Ann Allen Marcia Birdsall Ruth Bock Barbara HID!! Nina Seddon, Joanne Yuhasz Pat Darago Row 3 Bob Welke D1ckRoch1eau Lee Philport Tom Love Kenneth Duran Wally Memtt Rod Kreger Mike Km-owm Ray Gee Tom Addy Roger Affliolter jim Kresm World As A Community Class The World As A Commmuty class was organized by the late Carl Hardw1cke in 1945 1n cooperation with the Junior Red Cross and IS now directed by Mrs Hardw1cke It was the first such high school class in the nation. A class of 24 is chosen each year. After the exchange group has been determined the two classes become acquainted through the exchange of letters and pictures. High light of the year's study comes when the two groups come face to face with each alt ernately acting as host and guest. The ex change this year is with Concord, Massach usetts. Study program for the year covers a wide range and is determined by interests of the membership. Small committees are formed 56 and they present their studies to the entire class by way of films bulletin boards oral reports guest speakers and f1eld trips Unique 1n the organization IS the fund raismg All money required for the ex change trip is earned, by individual and group project. Some of their best money makers have been bake and rummage sales, selling of Christmas greens, concessions at football games and the annual County Fair. Far from being selfish in their activities, members of WAAC class take part in various community activities such as the March of Dimes. Through the Junior Red Cross they have made favors for hospitals and this school year organized Operation Santa Claus. In this project, the group brought Christmas, complete with dinner, tree and presents to a needy family of the community. , If I C . gj 5 ' , C J C ' ' C ge I A uni . I . In . 5 il 1 e . 3 v i . V Q X X . , 3 a 4 . 'rr 61 3 'Q -lf 1 Q D . r - I , ' u u , , , , , I 5 9 n I , , 1 n A s 1 , ' ' , , I 5 Q 0 9 Y , . . . . . . 3 Thespians Mr Charles R Burkett QSponsorj Kay Krahnke, Alan Vasher, Harrrett Stoner, Lee Phllport, Janette Brown Trm Newerslu, Gwen Boura.ssa, Sally Welch, Frank Klng, Janet Duncan, Barbara I-hntz The Th6Sp13.I'lS, are a group of students who have shown outstandlng ab1l1ty and mterest m the f1eld of dramatlcs Requlrements for th1S orgamzauon maybe accumulated through par t1c1pat1on m the J un1or or Sen1or play or be mg a member of the stage crew Club meet mgs are held tw1ce a month, to stlmulate rn terest m dramaucs, and to g1V8 the1r annual Thesp1an Play The sponsor of the group IS Mr Charles Burkett, dramat1cs mstructor at Roosevelt tage Crew Rlchard Schave Frank Kmg, Fred Reno B111 Drysdale, Mr Charles Burkett QDu'ectorj Ken Slmpson Robert Hun-ell, Tim Newerskr Paul Althouse W K Q J Vlln ncy. 'lnxs lS me largesrl -Ar--- -- - ,lr graduating class in thel of the school. Leadm tt ull be School THE Janet I Burkc Bush, E Carroll Clav, ohn Carol Marge 2 rrin Wy-News ' xxx xx 14 l The Wy News was first organized at Roose- velt High School thirty-three years ago. Our school paper has won eighteen consecutive All American ratings, which is the highest rating possible given by National Scholastic Press Association. It has also won four Medalist or top honors from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association as well as state honors from Michigan State College. The Wy News has begun many new things which have been followed by many other high school newspapers. One of these is the print- ing of the paper on news print to make it look more like a daily newspaper. The Wy News has also instituted the plan of a full sized newspaper. James E. Ostrum, who was once editor of a daily newspaper, is the teacher-advisor of the staff. Sam Galan Gorhar Frcc JL., Lice . lar 1... u...1,.,. xvx A 4 rm Sue Hollingsworth L M' M' mn Leon Jardine, Gef Lil.: Calvin Thomas, Glen Barber, Harriette Kotyuk, Jerry Chase, Phylllg DeM3gg10 Kgntowski, Dong fEditor-in-Chjefj , Joanne Yuhasz, Carol Glass, Nancy Winn, Greg Petachenko Row 2 Lane, Billie Dov Margaret Fugate, Mary Bazzy, Ruth Bock, Allan Lane, Greg Maurer, Mr james Ostrum JoAnn Leeright fSponsorj. Row 3: Ray Balyo, Tom Stark, Eleanor Noto, Dan Cole, Arthur Watts George Lepper, S' Arthur Sheets. Patricia Loniewski J ri :gr tg: xcl nzun: ,UL Su AL Llluuglll. 1Il!:'1'Cl SHIRLEY LUTRZYK0WSKI'lwas silvergto right of him, silver to McCormick, Jr., Arlene Mc- lgft of mm? Sllver beneath him, David Mccuuough Sheila silver on his little hard top. In ' ifact there was a pool of silver all Sally Maloch, James :IV Journalism hook Ed tor . IU 'k Kilts tors elected it Once ences of s and the ad- iook, Harriet as editor-in- blication. Her ll be Audrey Kathrvn ided in by six hree and Har- ephine Palaz- ian. yearbook ad- limously that ,resented the ummy of all, l that he want- Ny-News work Q L' '-'A.: i 7 IA 11 www wc www ve-wan 4-. wwf- rauu mar. it wuuiu be impossible , Row 1: Calvin Thomas, Nancy Clark, Jeannine Larlcins, Nina Seddon, Dianne Lowe, Dick Allen, person to have major Eileen Kelly, Gail Gray, Kathy Voytowich. Row 2: Gail Etheridge, james Gillen, jan McLeod, Bill Powell. penings about them. The coures gives what they learned in .,.,,.... service superintendent, fire chief, and Ray Gee, Thomasl l Direct Journalism, a one-semester, academic course, trains students to write news and feature stories, improves their ability to in- terpret, and makes them more alert to hap- joan Gookenbarger, Ellen English, Beverly Bell, Francis King, Forrest Schering, Marilyn Bredefeld, Martha Kusiw, Audrey Pomeroy, Phyllis Sinclair. Row 3: Judy Wienba, Lois Amy, Judy Graf, jan Bowman, Ruth Ann Fite, Catherine Whyte, Rosilyn Anton, Toby Sfieddo, jon Dalzell, Dan Martin, Augustine Vassallo. Row 4: john Candela, Bob Abraham, Bill Ames, Dave Schwendeman, KJLULI. .L L UJXJKJU Operation Ci,.--J.- f'11..--.. t S 2 an insight into the gla- :i mour of newspaper work and is of great ben- efit to those continuing their education in col- I lege. After completion of the course, students 9 usually work on the Wy-News This provides Journalism Adtlllyfl l'XllLS will l'Il3Ke U18 31' xangements for furnishing the family with a Christmas dinner and Ruth Bock is responsible for the food shower tow ard which the families of each WAAC will make the contributions. This needy family has a three year old daughter and six sons ranging in age from 416 months to nine years. The WAAC class the two publications. he people presenting I good ideas which will oasis for the 1955 year- nlitications that were y the judges in picking were scholarship, num' child development, health and ber or activities now engaged in, saftey. U ability to work with other people i' 't W and get them to work, responsibil- THE GIRL SCORING the highest ity, dependability and amount of test will receive the local Betty time which can be put on the year- Frequent field trips are taken. Most in- teresting is the trip to the Detroit Times lationships, money management, the editor where the students rub shoulders with 1:1512 professional newspaper workers and learn gtrum, what makes a newspaper tick. Several B?iC91' press conferences are also attended where ffhfica' the students exchange views and problems with , , , be de- Journalists from other high schools. few Roosevelt's teacher of journalism is James E Ostrum, who has had practical experience if the c will en de- ' pur theme ved as editor of a daily newspaper for several years be forgotten 5day expense paid HS much 35 P0SSib16- I Sale of the yearbooks will begin in the near future and collection of individual pictures of the Janu ary graduates will be one of the tirst orders of business. trip accompanied by a from her high school THE 48 STATE I-Iomemakers their teachers will spend five dertul days touring the ' t capitol, Colonial Bd IOD. S Vu 1 N a 'lab' course in which to put into practice 1 in various phases of newspaper work and ser- . . ' ' .' ,, . 4 . 13 dividing into groups of three last day in P Virginia and Philidelphia. At l e Quill and Scroll Arthur Sheets, Jerry Chase, Phyllis DeMaggio, Margaret Fugate, Harriette Kotyuk, Joanne Yuhasz, Glen Barber, Arthur Watts. Most coveted in the field of journalism is the honor of member- ship in the Quill and Scroll Society. Scholastic requirement is that they be in the upper third of their class. They must have done sup- erior work in writing, editing or business management and be re- commended by the publication ad- visor and approved by the executive secretary of the Society, whose headquarters is Northwestern University. Debating Roosevelt's Debating Class is made up of students who wish to learn the art of speech-making plus a knowledge of world issues They attempt to convince class- mates of their point of view by logic and fact. They meet once a month with other BCL schools to discuss these issues. The big project of the year is send- ing speakers to a mock U.N. Assembly at Hillsdale in April. Row 1: Rosemary Emeterio, Barbara Ritchie, Jo Palazzolo, Jannette Brown, Gail Gray, Gussie Sammons, Violet Zappia,Caro1 Sly, Marilyn Knaggs, Judy McGeachy, Phyllis DeMaggio, Kathr Kilts. Row 2: Claudette Beaudry, Kay Krahnke, Diana Grahl, Judy Krause, Catherine Whyte, Janet Dtmcan, Sally Welch, Mr. Robert Rattray fDirectorJ , Jim Berns, Terry Shakeshaft, Greg Petachenko, Earl Figley, Mike Korowin, Alan Vasher, Don Metzler. YD Left top of Y, Row 1 reading down Dave Wllhams, Earl Affholter, John Gallow, john Mluray Row 2 Paul Geda, Carl Erxleben, Fred Reno, Tom Ratuay, Dan Rutledge Row 3 Lee Marriott, Terry Shakeshaft, B111 Woods, Mr Charles 1acyQSponsorj, Bob I-Iormck fTreasurer, , Terry Coburn QV1ce Presxdentj. Row 4 Tom Overholser, Raymond Horn, john Rockershousen, Ken Duran, Larry Jones, Bob Manthey, fSec1-etaryj , Roger Affhnlter CPICSICIBDI Q The Hi-Y is under the auspices of the Y.M.C.A. and is open to all boys in the tenth, eleventh, and twelfeth grades. - The boys have panel discussions, movies, and speakers at their meet- ings which are held twice a month on Tuesday nights. Their annual money 63 project is the County Fair. Having the Thanksgiving assembly each year is the groups service project. Roger Affholter, Presi- dentg Terry Coburn, Vice Presidentg Bob Manthey, Secretaryg Bob Hornick, Treasurer make up the officers of the club. r. Y Teens At top of stairs, Row 1: Lois Mc Cauley, Ruth Ann Fite, Gerry Bednarek, Judy Schubert, Pat Darby, Arleen Grahl, Row 2: Miss Martha Calvert fSponsorJ, Marjorie Ritter fPresidentJ, Judy Hall, Sue Davis, Judy Hammes, Sharon Gerrard, Kay Krahnke, Helen Barr, Roberta Goolsby, Judy Krause, Marcia Birdsall, Audrey Witt. Row 3: Barbara I-Iintz, fVice Presidentj , Janice Heacox, Linda McGeachy, Geo- rgine Wojtkowiak, Lou Ann Hins- man, Donna Potter, Diana Grahl Claudette Beaudry, Annette Tomin. Row 4: Nina Seddon fSecretaryJ , Joanne Tucker, Lynda Macaulay, Cynthia Kon- towski, Jeannie Sieja, Janet Sheppard, Sally Flinders, Joyce Kowaleski, Kay Wooliscroft, Lois Amy. Row 5: Ruth Ann McKe1vey QTreasurerj, Janette Brown, Sharon Hessler, Phylles Cook, Marian White, Diane Villaire, Norma Readhead, Virginia Tomick, Ruth Bock ,li 7 'S The Y-Teens is connected with the Y.W.C.A. and was formed to build a fellowship among the girls of our nation, to have a better mi- derstanding of our creator, to share God's love for all people, and to en- deavor to lift the standards of wornanhood. There are two groups of Y-Teens Sr. -Y-Teens for the eleventh and twelfth grades, and Jr. -Y-Teens for the ninth and tenth. Both have service projects, parties, discus- sions, and speakers. Jr. Y Teens Bow 1: Marlene HobbyfPres- identj , Madeleine Da Ros flnter-club Councilj , Anna- belle Bais1eyQSecretaryJ, Sandy Davidson QTreasurerJ , Nancy Downing QVice President, Miss Margaret Snow QSponsorJ. Row 2: Jackie Carte, Sandra Fugate, Doris Frisch, Beverly Tabor, Joan Carte, Nancy I2-h-Der, Row 3: Barbara Pratt, Jo Anne Reid, Barbara Rowland, Judith Skimin, Nelda Baker, Beverly Helms. Row 4: Marie Abercrombie , Kathleen Sperling, Sylvia Vranich, Darlene Swanson, Shirley Klug, Nancy Reed. Row 5 Pollyana Power, Patricia Schuck, Kay Wilkinson, Karen Kralick, Barbara Gantz, Carol Stamper. Row 6: Janice Wierzba, Nancy Foster. Row 7: Betty Mellin, Betty Lakos, Darleene Moore, Loretta Frisch. Row 8: Shirley Higginbottom, Sandra Hadley, Jackie Kollar, Nancy McCauley. X Row 1: Kathryn Kurth QSecretaryJ , Harvey Hosfeet QTreasurerJ , Ruth Bock fVice-Presidentj, Mr. George C. Bunnell QSPOIISOIJ, Olive Ann Allen Q Presidentj. Row 2: JoAnne Wasik, Sharon Hessler, Florence George, Angie Wilson, Nina Seddon. Row 3: Judy McGeachy, Sharon Broge, Jennifer Smith, Janice Nellis, Bettie Wilson, Catherine Whyte, Joseph Valade. Future Teachers Club Members of the Future Teachers Club are young high school students, who are looking forward to a career in teaching. Programs of the Roosevelt group are varied, but the general purpose is for entertainment as well as a study of the vocational aspects. Field trips are taken to different college campuses during the year, particularly to those colleges where preparation for teaching is rather emphasized. Mr. George Bun- nell is sponsor of the organization, The aim of the Future Nurses Club is to acquaint girls with the nursing profes- sion. Talks on certain fields of nursing and a new project of doing Volunteer work in t.he hospital has given the girls a chance to have contact with patients. Future Nurses Club Row 1: Celia Matulonis, Beverly English, Katie Liddell, Judy Skimin, Annabella Baisley, Barbara Rowland. Row 2: Dolores Sue Zasadny, Bev Bulski, Nancy Schneider QSecretary- Treasurer J , Barbara Armstrong, Ka,-en K1-alick, Dgnna Potter , Sue Davis fVice-Presidentj. Row 3: Carole Kennedy, Diane Vent, Barbara Hintz, Charlotte Crum, Anne Benjamin, Diane Villaire fPresidentl. Penny Shone, Karen Schendel, Miss Hah Ostrum fSponsorJ , Row 4: Judy Shingleton, Gypsy Caddell, Kathie Wegst, Carol Janes, Judy Harnmes QCorr. Sec. fi Lois McCauley Row 1: Earl Figley fVice President-Instructor, , Lois Ransford fVice President-Ways and Means, , Judy Mascow QVice-President-Publicityj, Carol Sly QTreasm-ery , Alex Maske lPresidentJ , Florence George fSecremryJ , Bill Ames fVice Presidentj , Miss Lynn Vendien QSponsorJ, David Bailey. Row 2: Alice Ostrowski, Carole Mascow, Penny Shone, Beverly Allen, Paul Althouse, Sandy Streitferdt, Pat Appleby, Jewell Roller, Gerry Bednarck, Anim Smith, Penny Shepler, Sharon Broge, Lenora Smith. Row 3: Sandy Westphal, Karen Schendel, Janice Wierzba, Greg Milldns, Connie Maske, Rosemary DeMaggio, Joyce DeAngelis, Judy Huebner, Angie Wilson, Erma Fansler, Sonny Bruner, Roger Affliolter, Tom Tomanewski. Row 4: Mary Balogh, Marlene Bmchue, Leo Cuva, Bob Hotnick, John Rockershousen, Kenneth Draeger, Howard Fite, Garfield Mitchell, John Mazzarese, James Becker, Dennis Rosecrans, Ski Club Karen Modine. The Ski Club has been in existence since about 1946 and has grown to the size of forty-four members. When the club began, the group took trips to Cadillac and places close by, just for weekends. Now the group with Miss Lynn Vendien and a man sponsor pick up their skiis and bus up to Boyne Mountain Lodge for a week usually at the end of February. Their trip is very educational as well as entertaining. They have conservation talks in the morning and a two hour' study period in the afternoon: but still the en- joyment of skiing and the outdoor swim- ming pool, which was constructed last year, occupies most of the time. How does the Ski Club finance their trip? By having bake sales, rummage sales, dances, selling things of school nature, a concession at the County Fair, and the proceeds of the Spotlights on Parade divided with the Band. The amount of money a member pays to go on the trip is regulated by a point system. Points are based on how much someone helps on projects. The Ski Club meets every Tuesday nights at 6:30 in 110 with movies and lectures on how to ski. There is always one parents night just before the trip. French Club Row 1: Marlene Hobby, Eileen Funston, Dorothy Whyte, Nora Chimner, JoAnn Ramsey, Bettie Dee Wilson, Mrs. janet Mattausch fSponsorl , Bow 2-, Anne Todd, Barbara Gantz, Annette Tomin, Margaret Carmichael, Nelda Baker, Pauline Pierini, Bob Houston. -BML George Moore, Linda McGeachy fPresidentj, Florence George QSecretaryl, David Robell QVice Presidentj. The International Friendship Club is open to all students in school. The purpose of this club is to establish friendship through letters of exchange. Each member has about ten pen pals in other countries. Miss Mary Smart is the sponsor of the club which was organized at R.H.S. twenty-three years ago. The French Club is open to anyone taking French. They study French newspapers, geography, and history. Helping to plan visits to French restaurants and movies is Mrs. Janet Mattausch,sponsor. Row 1: Harriet Sisneros fSecretaryj , Ann Chinchak fPresidentj , Richard Schave fVice President, , Kathryn Genthe fTreasurerj. Row 2- Mary Chavis, Mary Lou Chinchak, Sandy Law, Joyce Gudith, Miss Mary Smart fSponso1-Q , Shirley Bran- ham, Carolyn Sigman, Juanita Hodge Row 3 Lucille Blahut, jackie Kollar, Roberta Goolsby, Margaret Polczynski, Mary Ellen Hodgkxnson, Ruth Webster. fr International Friendship Club Roosevelt Auto Club Row 1 In front of the car are Al Chamey and Nlck Angebranete Row 2 John Milkovmh, Denms Rosecrans KTTCHSUTCF, , Art Watts KVICB Presmdentj , Mr I.. V Goodney QSponsorj. The car that IS belng worked on belongs to Denny Rosecrans. The Auto Club IS open to all boys mterested 1n cars, the group's purpose 1S to stlmulate m terest and lmprove know how' of cars Mr L V Goodney IS the sponsor Tom Addy, joe Knapp. Row 3: Sam Leone, Allan Lane, Richard Sterbines, Bill Wilson, I 6 1 . . ' . f X -1? Rifle Club -11 1 Row 1 Drck Rochleau, Fred Sltluns, Bob Reaume Row 2 jack Daherty, Davrd Hall, Kathleen Hardy, Barbara Smlth, Carolme Myers, Pat Ferguson, B111 Sylvester, Larry Evans, Mary Ann Ranka, Rosemary Stepamak. Row 3 Mr Leon H111 fSponsorj, Paul Althouse, Greg Mllluns, james Cox, Bob Labo, Tom Donavan, George Fmk, Kenneth Drarger, Txm Newerslu, Mr Wat son QSponsorj. Row 4 Grlbert Mros, Dan Galeslu, Howard Eggh, John Daruelson, Lours Ehmer, Tom Mehlhose iff rf-'! Students enjoymg shootmg as a hobby or as tra1n1ng for the servlce engage m the com pet1t1on the Rlfle Club offers The one dollar ,, a year dues are used for shells and targets on Tuesday VV1l1l1 Mr Andrew Watson as coach The begmners meet on Wednesdays Wltll Mr Leon H111 and learn how to load the1r 22 r1fles, how to shoot, and the cor rect pos1t1on Team members recelve two act1v1typo1nts and may earn letters They part1c1pate 1n 3111311 matches' m wluch scores of our team are sent to other schools They have matches w1th ne1ghbor1ng schools for wh1ch the top three scorers recelve r1bbons Wyandotte also has a nfeather m 1ts cap' by bemg Nat 1011211 Champ1ons last year 69 if 'su V I? . . . . - - '. ' A V f 'V X F gk I ki A .fi Z V' , - - 6 Q e y A T ig Q - M! . -ff , A , 5' - ' The advanced shooters and team awork-out' .mv 5 'ff I u - . 3 V . . 0 .1 Row 1 Paulme Walker, Sharon PIICB, Rosemary Erneteno, Dorxs Laughlm, Gladys Saganek, Betty Hollmgsworth, Gerry Cullen, Phyllzs Palauolo, Joan Schaffer, Evelyn Evans, Regma Feaukowlok, Clara Bazydlo Row 2 Marguer1te Sllvems, Ester Parxsh, Nancy W1nn, Dorthy Qualls, Pat Wlsmeg, Judy Hall, Martha Kroll, Patsy DeMer1s, Betty Ann lnasy, Patsy Butler W1ll1ams Row 3 Nancy Sammons, Monrca Salhotte, Dranne Lowe, Erleen Kelly, JoAnn Hell, Beverly Stevens, Barbara Mead, Kay Bache, Barbara Pugh, Donna BOIIC, Helene Nawroclu Pat Barlr, Beverly Bell, Judy Graf. Row 4 Al1ce Harwood, Joan Russow, Dorothy Llvely, Joan Gookenbarger, Myrtle Ivester, Leona Schave, Carol Dobert, Patsy Hart, Lou1se Jones Beverly Pobersky, Bobble Parks, Sharon Futch, Judy Jobe, Arlene Ollver, Dorothy Mayrand Estey, Deanna Martm. Row 5 Mr Rrchard B11edQSponsorJ, She1la Macllellan, Pat Pr1ce, Rose MaryD1e1:'1ch, Bermce Kwratkowslo, Patr1c1a Z1esmer, H516 Sanow, Beulah Malcomson, Audrey Pomeroy, Phyllrs Smclarr, Glenda Thomas, Janet Ann Bowman, Eleanor Noto, B1ll1e Leeper, Sally Maloch, Jo Ann Leenght, Lavonne T1nsley, Mr Edw1nJ Weber QSponsorJ. Row 6 Sh1rley Lutrzykowslu, Mary Ann Russow, Janet Natzel, Cynthla Nystrom, Yvonne Olszewslo, Clara Johnson, Mary Ann Balogh, Roselynn James, Betty Amrnons, Kathryn Kurth Sh1rley H1leman, Marjcne Bush, Irene Lewandowslo Co op 1 ., The Co op Club was organ1zed 1n 1947 by Mr Hugh Tarrant Anyone who belongs to one of the Co op classes 1S el1g1bl6 for membershlp 111 the club The g'1rls of the Co op classes go to school a half a day and work the other half In class they d1scuss the1r Jobs the land of work they do, etc They rece1ve 25 acadennc cred1ts for class work and 2.3, academ1c cred1ts for work on the Job mansion os to was 0 . 0 : . . . . . . . . 2 . . . . f P . : O . . . . . . . . . . P Aw . lx l 'Q 1 4' . . X sf -h I J - K, h 'll V, J a s V f F Qi . l 0 f'-V, .Q vw, . ' P O 1 . . x ' ' ,4 Row 1: Sheila MacLe11an QHistorianJ , Roselynn James QSecretary J, Billie Leeper QPresidentJ, Mary Bazzy QVice President, , Judy Jobe lTreasurerJ . Row 2: Sharon Price, Mary Lou Lasley, JoAnne Wasik, Dora Shepard, Joan Schaffer, Evelyn Evans, Shirley Lepper, Kay Schnau, Alfredda Smith, Noretta Blake. Row 3: Beverly Stevens, Judy Gillman, JoAnne Reid, Monica Salliotte, Shirley Klug, Darlene Swanson, Paula Minor, Jean West, Miss Hollis Powell fSponsorJ. Row 4: Georgine Wojtkowiak, Pat Zulewski, Diane Overholt, Marjorie Ritter, Margaret Fugate, Arlene McCrea, Sharlon Roehrig, Shirley Denman, Alice Gorham, Beverly Corless, Jackie Lozon. Row 5: Joann Jennings, Barbara Bulifant, Yvonne Olszewski, Lois McCauley, Mary Ann Balogh, Audrey Long, Miss Wanda Walker I Sponsorl. Commercial Club Commerical Club is ,open to any girl taking at least one commerical subject upon entrance and in grades 10A to 12B. The purpose of the club is to prepare a girl for a career in the business world. The club combines social and education- al events twice a month, for an average of 100 girls each semester. The club sponsors are Miss Wanda Walker and Miss Hollis Powell. Row 1: Joan Moscynski, Nancy Cottene, Barbara Pratt, Cormie Moscynski, Linda Johnson, Erma Fansler, Row 2: Nancy Reed, Mary Anne Tinsley, Marguerite Silvenis, Angie Wilson, Alice Masserant, Elvira Ferenczi, Jenny Palazzolo, Janice Heacox, Joyce DeAnge1is. Row 3: Eileen Kelly, Jewell Roller, Donna Burkett, Betty Lakos, Eleanor Noto, Judy Mascow, Joyce Ochucinski, Sandy Streitferdt, Charlene Cole, Pat Beck. Row 4: Nancy Bartnicki, Hattie I-Iodnicke, Nancy McCauley, Sue Flowers, Mary Ann Jagodzinsld, Sally Maloch, Marjorie Bush, Janet Brizzle, JoAnn Leeright, Harriette Kotyuk, Pat Darby, heerleaders Row 1 Claudette Beaudry, Lmda Johnson, D1anne Lowe Marilyn Knaggs, Mary Bazzy ROW 2 Bob Landnth Ronald Lomewskl, Bob Asmus, Hats off to the cheerleaders of the 1954 and 55 season' Although they were not cheermg a wmnlng team they d1d a swell Job on the f1e1d as well as the basketball court D, mtv? A f 9- 72 Ensem e Standmg around Mlss Bennxck at the p1a.no are left to rlght Sheha Ma.cl,e11an, Lavonne Tlnsley, Marjone Bush, Marjome R1tter Roselynn james, Judy McGea.chy Judy Krause, Monlca. Salhotte Ellen Enghsh HF: Row 1 janet Duncan Dave Mehlhose, Kathryn K11ts Row 2 john Hembokel, Gordon Czuchna 'lvl Tune Toppers ROW 1 Kenneth Duran, Bob Musgrove, Earl Phelps, Ed Kllne, George Fuess, Don Mmton, Don Owens. ROW 2 Bob Hormck, Don Southworth, Howard Lepper, Augustme Vassallo, R1cha.rd Graveldmger, john Gallow, Bob de H11ster. 73 3- - Q 1- S' N I 4- - 6 Q - - G7 f ,, , . n .F it f V. . x V v' f 4 .- ' - g X X , fy ' 1 . . . . , I ! O O I- W A yu- ., v 4 I N- . : ' rff I . L 3 1' if . A , ' V A Cappella Choir Row 1 Dons June Vaughn, Ruth Bock, Shelxa Macbellan, P2U'1C13. Dombrowskl, Judy McGeachy, Olive Ann Allen, Barbara Hmtz, MISS Eleanore Benn1nk QD1rectorJ , Phylhs DeMagg1o, Lynda Macau lay, Joan MOSCYIISKI, Betty Hollmgsworth, Ellen Enghsh, Evelyn Evans, Janette Borwn, Dona W1lt Row 2 Jenny Palazzolo, Lavonne TIDSICY, Beulah Malcomson, Jeame Sleja, MHIJOFIC Rltter, K Krahnke, Pat Darby, Harnett Stoner, Roselynn James, Earl Phelps, lloyd Gnggs, Monlca Salhotte, George Fuess, John Gallow, Don Owens, Howard Lepper, Bob Musgrove, Kenneth Duran, Gordon Czuchna, Noretta Blake, Kathryn K.11ts Row 4 Janet Razzle, Marjorle Bush, R1chard Graveldlnger Augustme Vassallo, Roman Lomej, David Mehlhose, Bob de Hllster, Don Mmton, Don Southworth Bob I-Iormck, Alan Vasher, Janet Duncan, Judy Krause The A Capella Cho1r IS the lugh spot 111 a student's career um vocal mus1c at Roosevelt H1gh School The Cho1r 1S made up of s1xty vo1ces d1v1ded mto soprano, alto, bar1tone, and tenor The January concert and the May Fest1va1 are the b1g productlons of the year along w1th many serv1ce club engagements Many d1fferent k1nds of mus1c are sung by the group under the d1rect1on of M1ss Eleanore Benn1nk Mlss Eleanore BGIIIIIHK 74 : . . . . . . . ay Joanne Tucker, Marilyn Knaggs. Row 3: Elsie Sanow, Rosemarie Daisy, Fred Roberts, Ed Kline, . n : . . . . . , . . .ii . . , The Wy H1 Chorus has about one hundred and twenty f1V8 II11X6d voxces per semester Members are Jumors and sen1ors The group has a very act1ve season, smg mg selectlons at the Thanksgwmg Assembly Chr1stmas Assembly, as well as Baccalaureate The annual May Fest1va1 1S the event most looked forward to each year at wh1ch the group presents mus1c comc1dmg w1th the theme Co d1rectors of Chorus are M1ss Eleanore Ben nmk and M1ss Helen Norwood Chorus Row 1 Rosemary Emeteno, Sharon Hessler, Mar1e Hursey, Dolores MHSI, Ann D1Magg1o, Kay Schnau, E.lV1l'2. Ferenczl, Caryl Paton, Claud1a P11ch, Harnett Szsneros, B111 I-hcks, John K.1nca1d. Row 2 Bar bara Ann Green, Joann Bone, Karen Modrne, Patsy DeMer1s, Betty Ann Inasy, Pat Kmg, Evonna M11z, Rose Mane Albright, Paul Clause, Ela1ne Brochue, Mary VlS1Dg2Tdl, Vl016t Zappla, Marguer1teS11ven1s, Carol Olms, Erma Fansler, Alfredda Sm1th Hennetm Re1chwage, Lorrame McNeal, Arlene Mrlls, Betty Rucker, M155 Eleanore Ben.n1nkfD1rectorJ. Row 3 MBIIIYTI Paton, Judy Hall, De1ph1ne K3.Sn1Ckl Beverly Stevens, Donna Wnght, Ruth Ann McKe1vey, Norma Hale, Claudette Beaudry, Fayrene McI.ntosh Jamce WIISOD, Sh1r1ey Laretz, Margaret Fugate, Roxanne Goodney, Kay Woolhscroft, Sharlon Roehng, MHICIR B1rdsall, Stuart R1ley, Robert Antolak, Rrchard P1aseck1, J1m Lau, Mary Bazzy Row 4 D1ck Hov1s, Sam Glordamo, J1m Garant, Paul Pmkava, Fred Hol11ster, J1m Travenetu, Kenneth Callahan Don Sammons, Sldney Hobbs, B111 Martrn, J1m Pascarella, Ron Slusarchuk, B111 Drysdale, Jerry Drahe1m Jerry Oberfranc, B111 Johnson, Bob Mazure, Charles W11113mS Row 5 Bernad1ne Favors, Rolland Thomp son, Carol Taylor, Arlene Wloszek, Audrey Long, Tom PTOSISE, J1m Stone, Orvrlle Chomer, Charles Baldndge, J1m Becker, R1ta Kaechele Helen Barr, Arleen Grahl, George Judd, Yvonne OISZCWSRI, IDIS McCauley, Mary Ann Balogh, M11ton Enckscn, Fred Lange, Tony Kasxborslu, Arthur Sheets, Raymond Baxty M1ss Helen Norwood 75 . , . . . . 1 1 . . . 1 1 u l-li , I l.' x ' t . ' r , . n 1 rchestra B w 1, Donna Ostrowslu, Carole Kennedy, Ezleen Funston, Choral Edd1e,Carol Stamper,Mar11 Knaggs, Oksana Kusxw Bow 2 Dan Galeslu, Mane Toxnasewslu, Olxve Ann Allen, Merna Maxbauer, Nancy Nowuzke, Antomette Marta, jean Meyer, Joan Meyer, PhY111S COOR, Nancy Bruce, Nancy Dowmng, Jamze Bxngham, Mary jane I-hlston, Ada Jean Dupler Row 3 Joanne Yuhasz, Sally Welch, Nancy Schnexder, Betsy Sparrow, Kathenne Townley, Betty Rxedel, Gwen Bourassa, Nannette Smalley, Kathxe Weget, Carol Jones, Anne Benjamm. Row 4 Mr Franczs Harlow fD1rectory , Bud Spangler, Jun johnson, B111 Woods, PZUICIH Berns, jack Bush, Leroy Conner 'Say It W1th MuS1Cv must be the motto of the Roosevelt Orchestra They have been very aCt1V6 durmg the past year under the d1rect1on of Mr Francls Harlow To prepare for the1r annual spr1ng concert under the d1rect1on th1s year of Mr Valter Poole, the orchestra holds rehearsals of each sect1on and g1V6S concerts for var 1Ol1S grade schools The orchestra has Jomed the band 1n spendmg a week each sum mer at Interlochen Musxc Camp to rehearse 1n the w1de open spaces They secure then' money for th1s venture by concert funds, a booth at the County Farr, and a football concess1on O . n v I. 4 o 1. 'yn 76 Row 1 Drane Manners, Pat Samers, Betty Manners, Nadme Wells, Charley FIDCS Row 2 Anne Todd, Carol Meyer, D1ane Vent, Kaye jenema, Barbara Purdy, Beverly Purdy, Lo1s Lambnx, Joyce Ga111more, Madeleme DaRos, Nancy Dxckson, 1ackjarv1s, Rex Patton. Row 3 Maur-me Nugent, Fred Reese, Greg Mamer, jun I-hggenbottom, Bob Rxedel, Fred Roos Row 4 Tom Tomaszewslu, Noel Valentme, john Koesls, Davld Brown, Warren Wells, Jlm Rose, Dxck Allen, lawrence Daxlmg, Earl Duncan, Tom Olkkonen, Lou Ann Hlnsman, Donna Flood. Francls Harlow, orchestra dxrector, Mr Kenneth Hauer, band d1rector, Mr Llncolm Naumoff, assxstant band duector and dance band leader 77 nv:-A4 -5 I V - ,- , . vii B ljx V uf XY 'L ' ' N . h .9 1 , . V r X , Mr. ' ' ' - . Gold Band Row 1 Jamce Wlerzba, Judy Wierzba, Betty Jo Shackleford, Sandy Gardner, Clara Bazydlo, Rosrlyn Anton, Carol Sly Row 2 Jxm Johnson, Jack Bush, Dave Funston, Bettle Wxlson Joanne Yuhasz, Katherlne Townley, Lmda Llvensparger, Nella Sawyer, Carol Stamper Nancy Dowmng, Bud Spangler, Wayne Blrzman. Row 3 Sharon Hessler, Lou Ann I-hnsman, Fred Reese, Greg Maurer, Denny Yeates, Donna Flood, Fayrene Mclntosh, Nancy Bruce, Nrna Seddon, Nannette Smalley, Maurme Nugent, Row 4 Mr Kenneth Hauer QD1rectorJ , Rlchard Denman, Roger Johnson, Ronald Bayer, Carol Cook, Roberta Roberts, lee Me1v1n Menzel, Robert Cook, George Lave, Roger Affholter, Mrke D1M2gg10, Betty Jane Hanes Mr Lmcoln Naumoff QD1.rectorJ. Row 5 Dxck Rochleau, Jerry Kuczera, Allan Themsen B111 Affleck, Butch Cadaret, Dave Hauer, Davld Barley, Dave Classon, MBTVID Schm1dt, Norm Foster, James Hrggmbotham, B111 Conrad, Lawrence Da1l1ng, Don Oakley, Jun Ramey Blue Band Row 1 Charley Frnes, David Wertanen, Terry Spry, Charles Perry, Rrchard Nowaclu, Peter Chrlstman. Row 2 Paul Althouse, Raymond Zewlcky, Larry Walls, Betty Rxedel, Nora Chnnner, Ga1l Petne, Ann Marston, Rxchard Imhoff, Mary landnth, Greg Mrlkrns, Thomas Mehlhose Row 3 Jeanne Telher, JoAnne Waslk, Nancy Hosmer, Robert Buckley, JoAnn Pugh, Garnet Thomsen Row 4 Donald Thelsen, Fred Dennan, Jxm Stevens, Dav1d Brown, Bob Houston, Gary Decker, Ed. Grahl, Leland Rrchmond, Judy Zaddach, Art Rushlow, Ken Thompson, Garry K1nca1d, Dav1d Payl Robell, Merna Marbauer, Elleen Funston. Row S Mr Kenneth Hauer KDIICCIOTJ , Sam Bozzo, Tlm Delosrer, Jerry Orr, l.an'y Pollock, Tonya Ellzs, B111 Conrad, Len Jarrell, Brent McCutcheon, Jerry McGunag1e, Ray Balyo, Bob Han-e, Nancy Schnexder, George Jams, Drck Allen, Howard Renfer, R1chard Beaudry, Mr Lmcoln Naumoff QD1x-ectorj. Row 6 B111 LaBelle, Denms Olson, Madelon Voakes, Tom Lange, Don Tolock, Gary Yups, Charles Lup0, Alfred Brown, leroy Conner, Dewey Beatty, Gary Olm, Judy Rochleau, Earl Affholter, Earl Duncan, Floyd Wells, John Schubert. Dance Band Rowl Nannette Smalley, Maurme Nugent Ted Butkm B111 Conrad Ray Gee James H1gg1n botharn, Norm Foster Ray Balyo, Mr L1nco1n Naumoff QD1rectorj Row 2 Rex Patton, Bled y Spangler, Dave Funston,Ear1 Fxgley D1ck Rochleau, B111 Affledc Roger johnson, Dav1d Balley Dlck Allen Lawrence Dalhng Rlchard Beaudry Malorettes and Mayors Roger Affholter Judy Wlerzba, Rosxlyn Anton, Betty Shackleiord, Sandy Gardner fCa.pta1nj, Clara Bazydlo, Carol Sly, jamce Wlerzba, Ray Gee 79 .,: 1 1 1 ' , . . : , 3 Y I Y ' ' O I Club Capers Thea plans at aww' KW a P1 X, 9,9 X-ai ox W01-k? Hope tb ey don t xxsxs ,JG Gs ShOot me I ef 6695 80 AH Sainte Ch my X . 62,3- 3 ' 4 V3 S orts Bear s Bosses '.-311::giti 1 1 if l O1 K 'Q Q O U if! I' 'Q 'Q 'I 4?- v,'. 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Beseryes N ROW 1 Worden Gray Berme LaBeau R1Ch3.l'd Marsack, Frank Kuklmskr, R1Ch3l.'d Sterbxns, john Rodak Albert Duve fMgrj, Rlchard G1rvan, Frank MBIUSEWSRJ, Larry Wolske, Herbert Freeman, Don We1e.r, joe J Corollo, Fred Henderson ROW 2 Tom Wltk0WSlQ, Ray Parr, George Bessent, Ralph Parr, Davld Sxde bottom, R1Cl'l3.l.'d Sm1th, Larry Kuczera, Lowell Steele, B111 Sperlmg, jerry Romak, Paul Harwood, James Becker, john Manerese, Don C11nton, James Bolton ROW 3, Mr john Mora fCoachJ, Robert Dearbaugh, Jerry Drahlem, B111 Rose, Bob jankowsla Mark Judd, Steve JBSIDSRJ., Fred Krest1k, Garry Evans, Don W1smeg, Don Horvath, john Kreauchenko, Frank D1Maggio Mzssmg from the pxcture are B111 Burkett Sam Contmo, Frank West, Frank jacu1k and Caesar Pxzzo Freshmen ROW 1 V1nce Fmazzlo, M1ke Langley, Tom Dudley, Davld Kaechle, Tom Kmght, Ph111p Serowlk, Frank Emond, Emmanuel Cont1no, Ed Ryb1Ck1, jack Donaldson, Tom Sutka, Jlm Blake, Tom W11t, Carlton Collumn Charles Pless, Dan T1ms, Cllfton Mase ROW 2. Dan Galeskl, Dewey Yates, Ron Cornell Dan B111s, B111 Burnham, Doug Sk1dmore, Dan Morr1s, Gene Stegbauer, Fred Roos, Pete Chnstman Marum McC1usky Charles Ingram, Ronald Stobak, Terry McCoy Bob Dlents Lester Hardm B111 Jeffrey, George Uram, Dennxs Mannlek Tom Haubnck ROW L Mr Robert E1dr1dge fCoa.chj Tom Myers JohnW1nn, Ken Crutcher, Nelson Dabert J1l'I1J0l'l.l'lStOl1, Ron Mlller, Joe Corolla, Amold Menzel, Dick Karagelz, jerry Ford, Don Cunnmgham John Damalson, Bob Rxedel, B111 West john Kurchenslu, Pat Dyguiyrot, En.u11 Fnc , Art Browne, jerry Noble, jerry Kovoleskr, Roland Owens, Mxke Bas1enko Mr Edward F edosky QCoachj 88 1--rf 7 7 7 - n U ' o Q ! ' 9 0 l l l I I 3 I L ' I I I ...ai y s 7 9 7 1 1 , , - - J 7 J 1 , . . L . , 1 0 Bear Cagers BASKETBALL COACHES are Mr john Mora QReservej and Mr Robert Eldndge fVars1tyj. The Bear basketball season ended w1th a los1ng record of two wms and eleven losses Although they didn't wm many games, their fme sportsmanship and never say d1e attitude was present throughout the campa1gn They were hurt by the loss of Len Sweet, whose wmnmg ways were just takmg hold then fought back to learn Coach Bob Eldr1dge's system of play only to lose two startmg players, Dave McCullough and B111 Wllson The Bears dropped the opener to Melvlndale, but came back flghtillg to down to Fordson, Hlghland Park Royal Oak, Grosse Pomte, Monroe, and Romulus Here our ca ers copped another win at the expense of Lmcoln Park m a hard fought contest the Bears wmnmg m overtlme Th1s v1ctory was followed by successlve defeats to Fordson H1gh1and Park, Royal Oak Grosse Pomte, and Monroe That ends the regular season In the reg1onals the Bears were seen drawmg a bye for the first round, then 111 the second droppmg their game to Yps1lant1 through the1r maccuracy at the foul l1ne 89 Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Regionals Wyandotte Melvindale Lmcoln Park Fordson H1ghland Park Royal Oak Grosse Pomte Monroe Romulus Llncoln Park H1ghland Park Royal Oak Grosse Pomte Monroe Yps1lant1 , ' - - 41 - ' 55 ' - , 34 Q 4 . ' - , - 41 - , , 43 ' ' 55 u n . - - 59 ' Lincoln Park. They then proceeded to lose 4 WYaHd0tt9 FfJ1'd-S011 - ' , g- 51 50 ' Q Q g - ' , 37 ' ' . ' . T Qtkh Ah W 9: WI10 gets It ,f-G this tl may to Q O6 me? 'lt ities through the air, with greatest of easel' 90 U It s In the bag Iain and WH Hey 1 what S Up? 91 We ve got the ball and the ball IS hotl' Varslt Nag-W 'W'-.f Ng. I Dale Roush, B111 Wllson, Ron Liddle, Dave McCullough joe Antolovlc, Gary Bufe, Dave Althouse, Gary Felty, Ed Conaway VA O 1 . ' 1 Q x 4 ,-Q, MQ I Q ff ., . N A M . , 1 -' -f' x 1 ,AV f 3 1 . . --'H-J 'f ' I ' N' 1 ty wk . ,- 6. 2 L J' . ' . . . , . l 1' L 1 .1 ,A . J if 'A 3 X 5 N KX 4 Reserve ROW 1 B111 Jeffery David Sldebottom, Herb Freeman john Rodak Wayne Bhzman Steve Stxeler Frank Matuszewslu ROW 2 Frank jacxuk Terry Noble Ron Cornell Hall Hampton jerry Thomp son 11m Johnston Art Browne, Dick Smlth. Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte 2 Melvmdale Lincohm Park Fordson Royal Oak Grosse Pointe Monroe Romulus Lincoln Park Fordson H1ghland Park Royal Oak Grosse Pomte Putting together teamwork in the form of speedy guards fast breaking forwards and some terr1f1c board control from the pivot slot Coach Mora's Bear Cubs post ed a 10 won, 3 lost record for the 1954 55 season dale and Lmcohm Park, the Cubs hit the skids by taking lt on the chm 1n the way of losses to Fordson and Highland Park However they d1d come back strong defeating Royal Oak, Grosse Po1nte Monroe, Lincoln Park, and avenging their early season loss to Fordson by a 44 42 count Following another Highland Park defeat they fuushed the season by banging Royal Oak and Grosse Pointe Best of luck to the Cubs of 1955 56 season and to their great coach John Mora 38 ' 33 ' , ' 40 ' 28 - 23 55 A - Wyandotte 43 Highland Park 46 After notching victories over Melvin- 64 36 ' ' 49 , 21 . . . . . 54 41 ' - 57 55 ' 59 ' 22 ' ' , 44 42 ' ' 36 ' 49 ' 67 44 - . :Bi ' Q ' ' 62 503 , ' ' . 93 Mariners 3553 ROW 1 Tom Mehlhose, Dave Cross,R1chard Kama, C11ff Mace, john Cummmgham, Denms Boucher, M1ke Bosenko, Russell Hanke, Gary Decker ROW 2 Bob johnson, Bob M111er, George Judd, Don We1r, B111 Decker, Dave IBWIS, Mark Judd, Frank Emond, Joe Knapp, Dave Duncan. ROW 3 jerry Eslmg, joe Kowalslu, Wendell D1shon, John Cullen, Dave Mehlhose, Ron Renf Art Johnson, B111 Tlms Mr Ed F d er, B111 Powell, Norman Foster, , e osky QCoachj. Although the swnnmmg team d1d not have a successful year as far as WIDS are concerned there were several outstand1ng stars Coach Ed Fedosky IS dub1ous as to next year's team as he 1S losmg seven sen1or sw1mmers B111 Powell Wayne Grmer, B111 T1ms, Art Johnson, John Cullen, Dave Mehlhouse, and Ron Renfer are those to be lost through graduat1on Here IS what our great coach has to say Hope others 1mprove Q 1 Most of next year's team w11l be composed of th1s year's reserve and freshmen sw1mmers The record shows that there was one w1n from Monroe, one t1e L1ncoln Park, and eleven losses. Two Bear tankers won honors in the state f1na1s at Ann Arbor Jerry Esling placed second in the 50 yd. free style and sixth in the 100 yd free style, and Dave Duncan fimshed sixth in divmg. I Record 1100 free style 55 7 an . Q d john Cullen Q1nd1v1dual medley 119.61 breakers are Ron Renfer A Fedosw' Mr. Edwai 0 r. M -M 7 V--PM I M'-.zum ---- N-1:-M-1-3 1,-W -'-gn-:za 11.544 'iT'IfIT'lTf L'lii'1'77'L- fr ' 'ily ' - f r 1 .. .. M T -. r - - J ,. ,..1- -1 , U I ., , , ' I V Q ' X c . f S, af ,N . . . ' 1 I s l 0 XLQ , . . . , . . . , - U . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . ' s . . . . . M . . . . . a Baseball ROW 1 jerry Nobel, john Rxddle Sam Contmo, Frank West john Murray, Frank J2.C1I1k, George S1tek. ROW 2 Bob Manthey Ron L1dd1e joe Sacka, Jerry Thompson, Bob Thompson Vmce Weaver Ron Kanack, Dave Althouse Mr Bob Eldndge Qcoachj. Mlssxng from p1cture IS M1ke Nester BASEBALL SCHEDULE Apr1l13 Trenton Here Aprll 15 Cathol1c Central Here Apr1l19 Monroe Here Apr11 22 H1ghland Park There Apr1l 26 Fordson Here Apr1l 29 Grosse Pomte Here May 4 Lmcoln Park Here Wlth veterans at every spot on the d1amond except the hot corner Wyandotte's Bears are favored to wm the Border C1t1es League crown They got away to a good start by downmg Trenton 1n the opener, 3 0 Graduatlon of Dan Tucker removed a heavy stlcker and the regular thlrd baseman from the lmeup Wyandotte has had some heavy clouters 111 the past and th1s year May Monroe There May H1ghland Park Here May Fordson There May Grosse Pomte There May Royal Oak Here May Lmcoln Park There May Trenton There should be a repeat Vmce Weaver not only an outstandmg hurler but 1S also good w1th the willow Semors are Weaver Manthey L1ddle, Murray Thompson Kanack, and Nester Due to the death followmg an oper ation, of Larry Thomas, baseball coach for nearly a decade the coaching was taken over by Bob Eldrldge W1n th1S one for Larry 1S the slogan of the team as they go mto each game ' 6 ' ' , 10 ' ' 13 . . g 17 . ' 20 . . 23 . May 3 Royal Oak There May 27 Catholic Central There ' 31 . . ' is . , 4 i O ,U 95 Thinclads 1 ROW 1 Butch M1tche11, Art Johnson, Fred Reno, B111 Powell, Jack Whelan, Len Jarrell, B111 Wells, Melv1n Hall, Jerry Orr, Sonny Bruner, B111 Thayer ROW 2 Mr MIILOH Powell fcoachj, Gary Collms, jerry Rose, john Perry, Paul Geda, Terry Coburn, Harlan Kelly, Sam S1zemore, Tom Ratu-ay Qmgr Q Louxs Ehmer fmgr j Larry Evans Qmgr Q, Mr Albert Pmgel fass1stant coachj. ROW 3 Herb Freeman, Sam Sm1th, Ed Recldmg, Gllbert Phelps, B111 Pods1ad, Art Brown, Hall Hampton, George Judd Larry Kuczerk. M1SS1Dg from plcture IS manager, Carl Mlller TRACK SCHEDULE Apr11 19 Apr11 22 Apr11 26 Apr1l 29 May 6 May 10 May 14 May 17 May 21 With strength 1Il the hurdles, sprlnts and pole vault, Wyandotte's track team IS one that should g1V6 plenty of trouble to 1ts Border C1t1eS League opponents B111 Powell and Sonny Bruner are expected to garner many pomts for the Bears m the hurdles Jack Whelan IS fast 1n the sprmts wh1le Gary Trenton Fordson Grosse Po1nte Royal Oak Monroe H1ghland Park Reg1ona1s L1ncoln Park State Fmals Coll1ns and Sonny Bruner shoot skyward 1n the pole vault l1ke a Jet propelled l'I11SS1l6 Coll1ns exceeded 11 feet 111 the vault and should top most of the League opponents More than 80 youths appeared at the early call for cand1dates Coaches are Powell and P1ngel 96 1 as up 1 1 1 114 1 1 lr o Q ' ' -iii ' i we ,pr - - y ' V 0 1 ', - 1 j , X! . . if . i 9 . n Cross Country Melvin Hall Earl Figley Leonard jarrell, B111 Wells Gary Brextfeld, Ed Conaway CROSS COUNTRY Wyandotte 48 Farmington 38 Melvmdale 68 Trenton 61 Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Regionals 4th place State Reg 14th place Wyandotte's harriers d1d considerable meets without pilmg up too envlable a re cord They won a dual meet against Tren ton and the four way contest In the Re gionals at Elizabeth Park, at which they were co sponsors the team finished Pontiac Royal Oak Mnnroe Dearborn Lmzoln Park fourth out of 14 and qualified all their Running against the best m Michigan the Bears finished 14th Representing Ro osevelt were Hall Coburn Breitfield Wells, Jarrell Conaway and Flgley Albert Pmgel is coach 49 ' 15 31 25 36 19 29 27 34 ' 23 running in dual, triangular and four-way team for the State meet at Ypsilanti. 97 Tennis R QKKA Q X April April April April May May May May May ,wi g Q K x X A 4 Qifik OA xxx ixxxx Q xi 1 K Axkg X A XXX , QQ 4KAK4xAKAxqx C 4 KKKKA A 'N A R Rx x x A RNS ROW 1 Byron Nunnally, John Rockershousen, Dan Martin, Larry Gray, Jerry Chase, Charles Williams ROW 2 Mr Thomas Greig Qcoachj, Dave Williams, Gene Stahl, Walter Petraska, Earl Figley, Glenn Perry, Carl Erxle ben Trenton There Fordson Here Grosse Pomte Here Royal Oak There Monroe Here Highland Park Regionals Lmcohi Park Here State Finals East Lansing is-' tx The Tennis team ac cording to Tom Greig, th coach, should do fairly well this year, but future pros pects are not so bright be cause of lack of tennis courts. As it is at the pre sent time the only group that practice every night are the varsity players. The prospective players, and some that are very good, will not try out or stay on re serves because they cannot practice every night. The backbone of the team are three senior boys, Earl Figley, Dave Williams, and Carl Erxleben who has im proved considerably. The loss of these three boys will weaken the team. O V- F1 so f, Xfxf- ,'xfx,xA,exA. fx ,N Q , Q , N 1, x x Q -A xxxnp ,X gx zgxm kg X '- Xkftx K. T X XKE ,-K ASA Ax, I gxlwy .X-K, Selig? gif, ggi px I tk Q, ' Q , NN H if K K K. x K, tp ' y f s - - A xi. ,xl is ,ix ,KA x, fg.-,nt Q., Q Q M, Q 5 1 1 X5 W K K K. X ggwg, , ff A - -' L. ' .f f ,Rf K, RJK .' , XML jpg xx yan- ax my ks . kk A K xx A' X' K 't-,. -'Yin 4 ,K 4 - - ,f 1 f V wk , 4. g Q L Q O - 4 K 'K Ie R ,xx sn ft . ff JC f - fi.. I. WRX .kkkffx K As my ax A K ., L K ' V - 1, K 1 xk' ft ' ' C 'N KKKRA , K , ,, 'g x Q L are -sa A 1 X 'KK' 2 KKK, A Ax .ka- K x . 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' ' 19 ' 22 . - ' 26 ' . . e ' 29 - 6 . , 10 ' ? - Oa rsmen Tum, , .,., 7 ' ,J .A fm ROW 1 Bob Brown, Dave Perry, B111 Burkett, Bob Love, Cull1n Smlth, Tom Mehlhose ROW 2 Dave Balley, Ron Lapmskx, Charles McGrath, Inn Johnston, Ron Janvary, Dave Kujala, Howard Chesney, Art Reaume The rowmg has the usual four teams th1s year w1th the sen1ors be1ng Rod Kreger and Lee Ph1lport the smgles com b1nat1on and the doubles con sistmg of the same duo of muscle In the fours the only semor be1ng Dave Bailey the stroke The eights Scrub Crew are all lower classmen The new coach Mr Colum bus Bourassa,th1nks the boys w1l1 do better than last year be cause of the return of exper 1enced oarsmen ROWING SCHEDULE Ecorse May Ph11adelph1a May St Cathermes, Canada July Ecorse 4th of July QW A3 X, ll Mm .X 'N -giwqwlm ,agen KK' Divot Diggers Left to rlght Bob Dxenst, Ken Drager, Rlchard Steburns, Stuart Rlley, Dave Brown, Bob Stadler, Charles Fmes, Coach Mr John Mora GOLF SCHEDULE Apr11 18 Apr11 25 Ma 9 May 12 May 16 May 23 May 26 Grosse PO1I1t6 Fordson Royal Oak Fordson Dearborn Grosse Pomte Royal Oak f WK 5 4 ' A 1' M' ' May 2-Dearborn 1 y y ' D 1oo OFFICERS Lookmg over the G A A con stxtutlon for rev1s1on are the offlcers They are left to nght Secretary, Theresa Mla zgowlcz, Pres1dent, Audrey W1tt and V1ce Pres1dent, Marjone Rltter M1ss1ng from the pmcture IS the Treasurer, Dorthy Qualls MANAGERS G1v1ng out polnts to gxrls that have parucxpated :n a sport 1S a managers Job D1scuss1ng such are the managers of d1fferent sports ROW 1 jeanme Larkms, softball, Pat Beck volleyball, Lo1s Ransford, Freshmen Sophomore basketball and Delores Margavmh, bowhng, ROW 2 Katherme Townl jumor Semor basketball, Annette Tomm, begmnmg sw1mm1n Lmda McGeachy, tenn1s and Claudette Beaudry, synchromzed swlmmmg. Mlssmg from the p1cture are Rhoda Carmoney, badm1nton and Dorthy Qualls, 1ntermed1ate sw1mm1ng. Girls Play .5 SPONSORS Our sponsors have really con trxbuted a lot to thxs club If lt were not for them we would not have been able to have as much fun as we have They are left to rlght Mxss Helen N1parko and Mlss Rosalla Westcott, Mxssmg from the plCT.'l1I'6 1S Mxss Lynn Vendlen, 101 . . . . . , , . . - . Y, D - t' ss O O O y xx X l O Casef Cuties P-Won FIELD HOCKEY Field Hockey IS held in the sprmg for the Rules and regulations are taught which are plentiful BADMINTON Badmmton is one of the fastest moving games played Competition 1S always keen because of the limited number tl1at can part1c1pate VOLLEYBALL Volleyball is one of the first sports of the fall season Because of the large particip at1on this is always a favorite sport among the girls SWIMMING Swimming also has divisions Beginners Intermediate and Synchronized Beginners and Intermediate are taught how to swim and the safety precautions 1n the water The synchronized group puts on the water show 102 J 11PDa11 hey! The purpose of G A A IS to develop physical and social skills and leadership qualities by en couragmg 111, and the enjoyment of sports act1v1 ties for girls The G A A IS an organization for girls 111 terest in sports Every girl in the school may Join and come out for any sport The only re quirements are that you pay thirty five cents dues each semester, and come to general meet lngs when they are called To receive points in a sport you must be present and take part in at least 801 of the meetings When you have earned 175 pomts you get a pin, for 400 points you receive your numerals, for 650 points a letter and for 1000 points a bracelet is given To end the season off right the G A A honors the most outstanding girl athlete by presenting to her a trophy BASKETBALL Basketball season IS divided into two groups J unior Senior in the sprmg The fall group learns the fundamentals of the game while the spring group IS taught the tI'1Ck plays of the game BOWLING The G A A bowlers can be seen at Sport Bowl nmth and tenth hours demonstrating their sk1lls Pins are given to the winning team TENNIS Each year tennis classes are held in the spring for the mterested g1rls Tennis IS played at the school courts and Paloski Park SOFTBALL In keeping 1Il time with the season many sportsmmded girls prove their ability by Joining G A A softball Wh1Ch IS held 1n late spring 0 iz ' . . . girls who like bruises and plenty of dirt. Freshmen-Sophomore is held in the fall, Jennifer Smith gets ready to roll the ball while Martha Mays looks on 1r s that received points for Intermediate C , Swimming are left to right Ada Jean Dupler J lijfi-f jf-J-0550 Jackie Kollar Henrietta Reichwage Sue Zasadny Celia Matulonia Stella Espmosa Delores Margarvick Antionette Marino Alice Pawlowski Theresa Miazgouicz Eileen Funston .ll Jr. and Sr. Basketball winners. ROW 1: Lois Ransford, Audrey Witt QCaptJ, Marge Ritter, Carol Sly. ROW 2: Dot Goss, Claudette Beaudry, Judy McGeachy, Judy Krause, Lois Amy, Pat Darby, Missing is Linda McGeachy. 1ng1e Dorthy Qualls Rhoda Carmoney udrey Witt Linda McGeachy Judy McGeachy at Clay Cynthia Nystrom Roxanne Goodney Badminton winners are left to right Francis L J Betty Jablonski Dot Goss Lights, Camera, Action 3 C5 if I 9? A ie. as it 2 PWD . bif ' ' X9 xt a Faster K4..:,f 1 -faster! 5,-3:5 my Keep it up Go, girls OI' Le 4 104 VS not Egbt, the Birds! 811-js! .X v . E v Wi D f 'S 5? 5 3. 9 S 5 sk X x F 4 T . . Door T Past T53 QR! 'SSE Q Q X Memories Homecoming A1umn1 students and faculty en Joyed the gay evemng of Homecommg After the blg game everyone loves to see the crownmg of the Queen and a mght of frm Wlth the past members of our school The Blg Moment X The Queen IS Crowned Queen Mary Bazzy and her Attendants D1anne Lowe and Noretta Blake A N109 Crowd 106 o 1 . 1 I . . . . . . . . . . '- u 5 i. - a . -5- .T -sz 5 '. 'I r -go' t .-' fpff W - , '.o . ,f - 5 v . O .:- - 0 5, ' Y . . ,o' ' - A 0 ' -SZ . I Kr - . .- I , ' l 'v,fv:f. 1 ,o .YS ' . U . 5 . ,u . -. I u'.0 .CD 3. o oo' Alt: Q np.-' ...,.' 0 ,.... , , - . : p v Q J. 'Q n' - . 8 :. 1 . - . '.: : , .. .. . ui '. , , ' .:. . , .. -, . .', u . . . . .Q--' ' - ' - 3 --' -.i':,'f -1,45 ..'.j'..- - ,.. ' - ' . 0 ' ,- . .g,s -. 1, - sh Aw ou. ' .. n. Q - ' , .. -. ...Q . 1 -'g .',- '., '. ,.-o'o.-- . . Z.,-,, -.'.:. on f.v...,-IZ, ...I 1 .. H ... . A A 1 ' .f ' il' U I l 1 X '4 - t 1 L 4 x 1 r A ' T- X .0 ' ' Ls 1 A ' ,f I S Wi t I I . . . 3 , . . Seven Keys To Baldpate The Sen1or Play Seven Keys to Bald pate presented an evenmg of comedy and suspense topped off w1th two surpr1se end 1I1gS The play was very excellently cast by Charles Burkett dramat1cs teacher In ace story wrlter, who bet that he could Wrlte a story 1n twenty four hours and Judy Mc Geachy who was the woman newspaper re porter followmg th1S s1tuat1on Other members of the cast were Tom Addy as Ehjah Qulmby Kay Krahnke Mrs Qmmby Fred Reno John Bland Marxlyn Knaggs, Mrs Rhodes Alan Vasher, Peter the Herm1t Janet Duncan Myra Thornlnll Fred S1tkms, Lou Max Bob Horn1ck J1m Cargan Earl F1gley J1ggS Kennedy B0b deH1lster owner of Baldpate AlPs well 1n love Ohh! 'IO7 Q Q 9 9 ' J ' ' '. ' ilfi J ' . nfs' A . Q ' , . 3 . ,L . Rn, the leading roles were Jim Kresin as the f 1 X 1 .1 7 , . .. . , , . p . ' s . s ' 5 . 3 4 2 ' s , ' s ' . . 3 . , . 3 ' , ' 1 . , . i 1 re The Mornmg Be O With the gym decorated 1n Or1enta1 fa.sh1on, the students had beaut1ful Jap n I 0 r P anese lanterns a Japanese tea house and the trlmmmgs for thelr prof1tab1e Sen1or Prom After spendmg two and a half days decoratmg everyone had a wonderful evenmg on January 29 'i Can Hardly Walt Oh HOW Pretty 108 N . , 'Q ' -F . a ,I .J , y, ,fi ..., z-' x' , nl rf' ' . . 0 v n 9 A' - h -........ -4, - . - J We - 1 1 5 P Q! Q! K 'R The Night of Dreams Look Who,S H ere Criental Escapade m Just the Pe 1'f N-ght to Remember ect E vening A 1 109 ff. fs ,'f Our f1rst b1g dance , those were the words on our 11ps as Junlors C1ndere11a was the theme w1th a clock strllnng twelve a glass chand e11er and other f1g11I'6S for the story placed about the gym A mght of gay aCt1V1ty for our own formal dance ow 5 Cinderella s 1 A A Our F1rst Blg Dance 'I10 . . , - 9 I . . i N ' n A airs? as og, L l1'lZii iQi 'RG' 3 Di 3 A la M Tqmgp t as 11, w 1 1 to e qi ' . -U x' J c M y ...4 s s mfg if K rf N S t I gs.: - H1 1 kixvr . -'sr' X . . A 0 7' N9 LI 3 q it 3 5 1 6 Best Foot Forward Gettmg Ready? Members of the cast were Dave Hau er as Bud Hooper B111 Allman M1l1er Satchel Bob Atwell Green Dav1dMast1e Dr Roeber George Judd Old Grad Kathy Voytow1ch M1nerva Lo1s McCauley Eth el Dor1s Baker M1ss Delaware Water Gap Judy Korn Bllnd Date Rodney Day Professor Lloyd Jackle Lozon Gale Joy Tom Olkkonen Jack Haggerty Greg Pet achenko Chester Lmda McGeachy Helen Schlessmger and Fayrene Mclntoch M1ss Smlth Student Dlrector was Lou Ann H1nsman The Junlors put on a h1lar1ous play about a boys prep school The boys had 1nv1ted the1r glrls up to the school for a blg dance but lt seems Bud Hooper 1nv1ted two girls mstead of one the one bemg a mov1e star on a publ1c1ty sttmt and the other Just a sweet home town g1rl The problem of what to do wlth two dates flnally works out and It ends on a happy note The play was wrltten by John Cec1l Holm Hope Everythlng 1S All R1ght A B1g Party lll Q Q 9 9 , . . , . I . . . 9 ',- me L 'TU ' ' . John Rockerhousen, Hoytg Bill Drysdale, s , ' 9 , 9 2 ' . , . J I u Count Fair The County Fair this year continued its reputation as a big success, in spite of the weather. 'Something new has been added' was the slogan proven by the hot rod movies, and fun rides or flying saucers which were the talk of the fair among the 'kiddies' Qyoung or oldj. 34 Business r X Morning , Q O09 . fwew BY A1H10StRead They Rei Lo- gned FOI' th IS Ransford and Son n Qi, , , 5 Y to Closei e Day y Bruner ' 1 S S Thespians Present y The Thesplans th1s year put on a comedy 1n three acts ent1t1ed ease Mr Icebox A 11 ttle n1OIwe DI M1ster Icebox' by Glen Hughes and was adapted from the story T1ghtwad The story centers around a k1dnapp1ng 1n Mr Dodd's front yard A reporter try1ng to get the story for h1s paper ends up gettmg m trouble mth the FBI 1n sendmg a message to h1s paper by short wave radlo Th1S provldes much drama and also great comedy Thesp1ans selected for the cast mcluded Jerry Luecke Mr Dodd Judy McGeachy Mrs Dodd Bob Horn1ck Sher1ff Snyder Tom Addy Wyatt Court Fred S1tk1l1S Perry Brown J1m Kresm Al Vogel Kay Krahnke Jenny Jones R1chard Schave Storekeep er Claudette Beaudry Rusty MacGowan Alan Vasher B111 Lickens Earl F1g1ey W1111ams of the FBI Sara Welch Mrs West Mar11yn Knaggs Jean Fred Reno Masked Man Ken Sunpson Klat owsk1 Audrey W1tt Mlss Snuth Gwen Bourassa Dor1s Dor1s Janette Brown Rebecca West ll Actors? 113 4 ,px 2 9 ,fd . za - ' 4 . . . . . . . . . . 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I 5 ,, Student Government Da Shown above IS Tony Kasxborskx, cxty attorney as he polnts out a pomt of la w to the vanous electmve d tl e offzcers From left they are fseatedj B111 Martm, Ed Conaway and Earl Flgley, councxl an appom v , men, Barbara R1tch1e, clerk josephme Palauolo, mayor, Allen Lane, Phyllls Palazzolo and Pat Clay, 1 councllmen Standmg are Kaslborsla, Judy McGeachy, health off1cer, jeame Sxega, hosplta super mtenden Audrey W1tt,purchas1ng agent, Ron Llddle, polxce chlef, V1nce Weaver, recreauon dxrector, f eace j1mRamey mumclpal Don Metzler, assessor, Kathryn Kxlts, treasurer, Rudy Molnar, jusuce o p , servlce supermtendent, Howard Cross, f1re chlef, and Ray Gee, engmeer After bemg maugurated and br1efed on our agenda, we attended our f1rst busmess sess1on of the counc1l Tuesda u on learnmg the dut1es of our re Y, P spectlve Off1CeS, and feelmg able to solve all problems, we conducted our own counc1l meet mg, complete w1th recording We part.1c1pated m a banquet w1th all Off1C 1a1s, December 8 'I 14 Meet the Mayor 2 P2 GE! ff! fe I nv Thru The Keyhole 7 Qnh.,,N 'Y' Y XE ivan,- e, Wy x -1' x Q II ga? 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X -fggx - X e 'N ff 5 lf K, N PEM? ff' Undergraduates P 'm gh H6 rw Quickies A ,, y- 'G x Z' L J 'ix XA 'bfaa 117 Annual Staff Row 1 Harrlette Kotyuk Audrey Witt fAssoc1ate Ed1tO1', , Harrxett Stoner fEditor m chxef Kathryn Kllts QAssoc1ate Edxtorj Jo Palanolo Row 2 jxm K1-es1n Nma Seddon, Pat Darago Rose Mane Albnght Ruth Bock, Barbara Hlntz, Carol Sly, Mr james Ostrum QSponsorj Row 3 O11ve Ann Allen Joan Starzec Claudette Beaudry Marcla Bn'dsa.1l,joanne Yuhasz, Lo1s Am Pat Darby janet Ann Bowman Rosxlyn Anton Row 4 Barbara Buhfant, Yvonne Olezewslu, jack Kuczera Mxke Korowm, Dan Max-tm, Bob Reaume, TobySfreddo, Bob Hormck Marvm Schmxdt, Don Metzler, Franz Keller Our smcere thanks go to all who helped make tll1S amlual a successful one Spec1a1 thanks are extended to LaSalle Sl.7l1d1OS for the1r excellent work on photo graphy and also to M1ss Martha Calvert, who wrote the dedication None of us w1ll forget our box on the second floor Well Mr Ostrum, another annual IS f1n1shed 118 : ' , ' ' ' -'-'1, Editors -4 L gr 5 ' fa N , Qi RWM X4 X21-4 l Q QQ fi WI? 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Boys Sports , Girls Sports , , Memories ..... Senior Annual Staff . . Q1 3 E ., 1 we if L My 1 S F , V 6 E 1 1 Y 4 2 Q 1 f. 1 ff :I Q i T uf, -g- H 3 r 31 'si , 5 11 -1 ag in axe E if ' , 4 ' 1. ' ig - 2 - ,git .1 54 ' Index ..2 ..3 ..4 ..5 ..5 ..7 ..12 . .13 . .14 . .21 , ,22 , ,23 ..24 , ,25 . .26 . 47,48,49,80,lO4,115,116,117 . .52 . .53 ..81 . . 101 . , 105 . . .. 118 iffi th . ':l..:. 'rw ' .S 7 MGX' .1 - 1 , . 1 Z 2 .21 if- 'tizgisff 155, it S, , Y., xv 1, af' KJ Zim in ' Q ff, fy, fd, W 4 var ,go- 9 A . 1 vm, , my ' K. ei usage 'ff -4, fi... 1 iw W ,P ,,,,, Q .mag MMM, . vw 'il' ,xt '- ,-Qfzffg, ' K W . '?, so