Royal Oak High School - Oak Yearbook (Royal Oak, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1951 volume:

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During his absence because of illness this spring, the choirs, in showing their appreciation, did their utmost so Mr. Feighner would be proud of us. To show our appreciation tor his work, we dedicate this book to him. Carol Alyea A soft answer, a pleasing smile- Race other virtues, and beat by a mile. Roland Andrews Happy is he, from all care he is free, Why aren't they all contented like he. Barbara Badden Her laugh's contagious, Her giggle outrageous. Darlene Ball Sincere with manners kind, A better girl is hard to find. Karen Barnett She's always sweet, pleasant to see, Cute as a bug's ear, busy as a bee. Ronald Barr As diver on our swimming team, He's the answer to a mermaid's dream. William Basey Why study? It just brings out your ignorance. 7 0 une 5 sSZl'll0l 5 Richard Lawrence, President When with age our backs are bent, We'll think ot you - Mr. President. Rosemary Basmon Rosie is sincere, impartial and lair, When you need assistance she's sure to be there. Wayne Basto He's a light hearted lad Never gloomy or sad. Donna Baumhauer Donna's disposition is bright and cheery, A roy ot sunshine when things are dreary. Edward Belyea He's a perfect gentleman without a doubt, Of course, it's Ed we're talking about. Joann Bennett Her winning ways have gained many a friend. Thad Bentley He's happy-go-lucky and full of fun, His unique humor puts blues on the run. Ralph Beyer This boy is never in a hurry- Always minus care and worry. 3 Ronald Birou I may be dumb, but I'm wise to these girls. John Bishop Some would say he is quiet, But if they knew him perhaps they'd deny it. Sonia Black She fell from the clouds and, Oh! what a bundle. Robert Blackburn Honesty makes a boy a man. Bruce Blatch Unassuming and unaffected Never unhappy or defected. Robert Boal Life is too short to get serious. Phyllis Bonham There never was a saint with red hair. lille 15 Marilyn Masters, Vice-President Our Vice-President's blond and small, ln looks and books, she tops them all. Jane Booth A good disposition is more valuable than gold. Fred Born Friend to all, foe to none. William Bradford A swell fellow who is likely to go lar. Elaine Brahm When there's fun around, Elaine's sure to be lound. Lorraine Breitmeyer A streak of white, with freckles bright, A gleam of red that crowns her head. Dennis Brevik A true genius at work, He should go far. William Brunner Every man has his virtues, and honesty is his. 4 William Buckles Although his manners are most pleasing, lt doesn't stop his constant teasing. Doris Bullock She's little and she's wise, She's a terror for her size. Beverly Busch A friend in need is a friend in deed. Jo Ann Butrick Honest, dependable, and sincere, We'll remember her for many a year. Sue Chamberlin This blond young maiden so demure, ls guaranteed the blues to cure. Elnamaye Wilkinson Chambers Love stole into her heart one day, .lust came for a visit, decided to stay. Kaye Chapman Bright as the sun and lots of fun. 2 2I'LLOI'5 Bonnie Bailey, Secretary Sugar and spice and everything nice, One of these day's she'll be covered with rice. Juanita Clarke She looks like an angel and acts like one toop But you never can tell what an angel will do. Barbara Cline Here's to the gal who never weeps, ls only quiet when she sleeps. Edward Collins Two yards ol man to say nothing of his feet. Gloria Collins Like the weather, fair and agreeable. Bettie Rae Connors According to our methods of inspection- We think Bettie's near perfection. Kenneth Conrad Those shoulders don't come with the football uniform Grace Cook We all love a pretty girl. 5 Nancy Craig Ready for anything work or play- She's a jolly good scout any day. Shirley Crosby Pretty, popular and pleasing. Jean Curry A genial manner, a nice pleasing smile, Cultivate her friendship, it's really worthwhile. Patricia Daily Her ways are ways of pleasantness. Martha Lee Davis Quiet, but sincere in all she does. Barbara Lee Dawkins Why should I be serious and coy? When laughter fills my heart with joy. Wanda Dooley She is a necessity in this world of ours, Lille 15 Charles Hatch, Treasurer Chuck is generous, courteous, and kind. Gracious in manner, far-sighted in mind. Barbara Dryden A good heart is better than all the heads in the world Florence Dunn Her manners are fine and her outlook gay, lt certainly would be nice to find more this way. Kent Dupont Men of few words are the best men. Jon Edson The greatest truths are simple, So are the greatest men. Patricia Egan Happy-go-lucky, with a gleam in her eyey A congenial nymph, yet a flirt on the sly. Barbara Firth When it comes to being neat, Girls like Barb can't be beat. Lois Bowman Forton Knowing her is liking her. 6 Jerome French l dare do all tliut muy becomc u man Who dares do more is none. Barbara Frick A friendly grace of manner and behavior. May Fulcher Good nature is one of the richest gifts. Gerald Gilbert The preview of the college man . Ada Gilham Blessed be she that minds her own business 4' William Glaspie ln sports, personality, any feat, You'll find Bill is hard to beat. Richard Glass When he opens his mouth, Knowledge pours forth. 9 eniom Janet Gilger, Voledictorion A quiet worker who really gets things done. Kenneth Gmelin He isn't very tall, he isn't very wide, But when it comes to football, we're glad he's on our side Philip Goddard Things don't turn up in this world, Until someone turns them up. Violet Godfrey The only way to have a friend is to be one. Ronald Gossett Never a dull or uninteresting moment when Ron's around Carolyn Gray Her gum goeth the livelong day. Gloria Greene Cute and sweet, she's nice to meet. Gordon Guined A busy man is he. 7 Jayne Ann Gutenschwager Fifty years from now when her hair is white, She'll be the same, just as well liked. Charles Harris Ah, why should life all labor be- That is just what l can't see. Betty Hartman Upright simplicity is the deepest wisdom. Patsy Hartwell To be sweet and capable is a rare combination. Howard Havens He knows what he knows, And what he doesn't know he'll soon learn. William Hawks A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Josephine Hemms School would be a dull place without boys. Lille Z5 Kay Pinkerman, Salutotoricn With ebony hair and tiny feet, This little girl is quite complete. Floyd Hewson Someday l'll be famous, for even now they blame everything on me. Donna Hilde Lovely to look at, delightful to know. Richard Hilligus This world belongs to the energetic. Delano Hillstrom Whitey is a rare combination - of courtesy, friendliness and determination. Roger Himes A man of men. Donald Hocking We never need tell you to stick to the end- For that's what you'll do as long as you can. Gerald Hoerauf As restless as a windshield wiper in the rain. 8 Gerald Hoffmeyer Lilceable and easy going. Margaret Holbrook Cheerful, gay, full of fun, She is eyed by everyone. Richard Holmes Here I am, Ladies!!! George Hopper He's a jolly good fellow. Paul Horney .Iusi a carefree boy ouf for fun. Christina Hosinski A irue friend is forever a friend. Lawerance Hosler To worry is folly, lef's smile and be folly. eniord Mr. B. Baird, Homeroom 210 June Howe She's going fo be a big note on the musical Gloria Hutton Quiefly she gels around. Carol Irwin A good heart wilh a sweef face fo maich- She'lI make Lee a real good cafch. Arlene Jacobucci ln her eye a fwinlcle lurks, Buf in her work she never shirlcs. Phyllis Jakeway The coloring of a queen. Folmer Jensen An all-around good sporf and liked by all. Donald Johnson A befler sport is hard fo find- An aclive body and an acfive mind. 9 scale Jean Johnson A clever girl, we'Il all ugreep All smiles, all A's, pleasing to see. Lanny Johnson l'm not twins so l have no equal. Marian Johnson Judge me not till you know me. Stewart Johnstone Everyone excels in something in which another fails. Joanne Joyce Not too serious, not too gay, But very charming in her way. Elaine King Footloose and fancy tree, Just the way she wants to be. William King This is one King who really deserves a crown. Lille 5 Mr. E. MacDougalI,, Homeroom - Gym Donald Knapp The world is lull of great meng l am no exception. Geralee Knoph Devout yet cheerful, active yet resigned. Marjorie Kovalenko On any subject she's really hep- This little girl is full of pep. Ronald Krause l never trouble trouble, until trouble troubles me. Joan Krueger She wraps herself around your heart, Her unusual kindness sets her apart. Joyce Pinkerton Laga Quiet ways, quiet eyes, Are all part of a sweet disguise. Ina Land A peaceful attitude is needed by the best. 10 Delores Lonnie A smile without and a warm heart within. James Layman Bluff will take the place of brains- If you have the brains to bluff. Barbara Lewis Here's to the girl with eyes of brown: Who's spirit you can never down. Sally Lewis Like gold and silver and rubies fair- A friend like Sally is very rare. Shirley Livingston She's as neat and sweet and dainty as a dove: Her sparkling eyes will win your love. Lawrence Lockhart The object of my affections . . .? Janet Lofgren Her happy smiles and merry grinsg Make us all lift up our chins. eniorfi Miss H. Davies, Homeroom - Cafe Annex Robert Lohr And thus he bore without conceit- The grand old name of Gentleman . Robert Lomerson Once a friend, always a friend. Hilda Lyons lt's one thing to talk, And another to say something. Louise MacGregor Little, but Oh my!!! Duane MacLeod Just because l'm human everyone expects me to have brains! Sonia Marcus A splendid student and not a bit shyf She gets her way or knows the reason why. Marilyn Marsh As merry as the day is long. ll Lawrence Marshick Sorta quiet - sorta slow - But just the sorta guy to know. Billy Martin Come with me - down to . . ., Tennessee. Vivian Marzolf None but the good deserve the best. Donald Maudlin Great in his leadership, Both in sports and with women. Gloria McBride Dancing makes life fun- From dawn 'til breaking sun. Michael McCarthy Live while you're livingg For you're going to be a long time dead. Douglas McClain lt's true there are other fish in the sea- But they're not halt as good looking as he. Lille Mr. H. Loukusa, Homeroom 204L Jeffrey McDaniel .left is jovial and kind: A better friend is hard to find. Lloyd McKee Short of stature, but high in ambition. Janice McLean She's dainty, obliging, and extremely coyp She never does things that will annoy. Hugh McQuarrie l may be little but so was Napoleon- and look what he did. Edward Mehl You can tell a man who snoozes By the easy chair he chooses, Claudia Mendell Claudia has a knack tor making friends: Life's full of people, she always contends. Tracy Mertel lt's not l'm such a wolfg lt's just you're such a lamb. 12 Willajean Meserve A pleasing countenance is a silent load of friends Frances Mielke This pretty girl, with the pretty head, ls just a perfect mate for Fred. Carol Miller Happy-go-lucky, full of fun- She loves the day best when the classes are done Aloyce Mitchell Her irresistible dimples lend charm and grace, To her genial manner and lovely face. Robert Morgan The better you know him, The better you like him. Charlotte Moritz l don't believe in settling clownp I live my life on a merry-go-round. Dorothea Nassut Original in thought, sincere in action, She does her fob with satisfaction. 2 eniom Mrs. E. Miller, Homeroom lO2 Barbara Owen She talks so quick and walks so fast, She's hardly here before she's passed. Barbara Painter A style all her own. Margaret Palmer The twinkle in Peggy's eyes- Shows you wherein her humor lies. Hester Parsons A congenial manner and a ready smile for all. Terrence Peck Every inch a mon- He always does the best he can. Roy Phillips Snappy and smart - the fun loving sort. Patricia Pitts Little gal with a big heart. 13 Carson Poole There's a sparkle of mischief in his eyes. Jean Porter lf silence is golden, who can name the value of this little girl. Patricia M. Porter lt's the nature of all greatness not to be exact. Winifred Porter Her every step has music in it. James Prall The best way to lengthen the day- ls to steal a few hours from the night. Donna Prance Personality and lull of funp We can't count the friends she's won. Sally Purdy She sings as sweetly as the nightingale. lille Mr. H. Knight, Homeroom fill Joan Randolph True to her word, her work, and her friends. Margaret Rapson Smart, attractive, with a pleasing wayg She's especially nice - the same everyday. Claire Rathsburg Calm, cool and captivating. Marcia Rehbine A blush is beautiful, but sometimes inconvenient Ruth Rehbine Good nature is one of the richest gifts. Paul Rehkopf If I can't do great things- l'll do small things in a great way. Arthur Reibel When the roll is called up yonder, l'll be late. 14 lla Mae Renshaw A winning way, a friendly smile. Joyce Reynolds Reminds you of a live wire, lhere's always anolher sparlc. James Richards Greal fhings were buill by men like .limp A score or more hearls could be broken by him. f Charlotte Rideout You never see her frown or poul- One of lhose girls you can'l do wilhoul. Corma Riley Always happy, never glum, A cheery pal, a peppy chum. John Ris 'lake life easy, you live but once. Harvey Rix I prop my feel upon my desk, Close my eyes, in slumber rest. 2 eI'lLOI'6 Mrs. J. Fleming, Homeroom 317 David Roberts His eyes are dark and roving-- Jusf a wolf in sheep's clothing. Buddy Robertson His looks are his power. Richard Robertson He may be small, But he sure is concenlraled. Marilyn Rostow Full of lun and mischief, loo. Doing lhings she shouldn'f do. Marilyn Roulette A rather quiet lillle lass and a loyal member of our class. James Royster His curly locks so aptly lurned- And every hair a friend dolh bind. Audrey Rumble The mildesl manner and lhe mosl genlle heart. 'l5 ee Arthella Sagle What a woman has- So much she is sure of. Robert Sampson For a friend who's good and true, World, we give our Bob to you. Rosemary Sarkisian Her high spirits are ever refreshing. Norma Jeanne Satow Fair and slim in a modest way- A swell sport, both in work and play. Helen Schimpke She's smart and fun, and always gay, You'll like her better every day. Edwin Schippel l like work, it fascinates me, I can sit and look at if for hours. William Schroeder I ain't lazy- l'm just dreamin'!! 7 Une 5 Mr. J. Spector, Homeroom HO Dale Schrott Nof that l like work less, but fun more. Bruce Schultz Oh where, oh where has our little Bruce gone? He's never in class at the sound of the gong. Judith Seaborn Black hair and flashing eyesg Here's pep in a snappy guise. Marion Smith Always happy, full of fun- A sunny smile for everyone. Melissa Smith Sophisticated and wifty, toog Now fhere's a real combination for you. Richard Smith As he makes his way to Saint Pefer's gate, He'll see Satan dangling his bail. Suzanne Smith Not very big, not very tall, But very, very dear lo us, one 'n all. 16 William Smith Men may come and men may go, but I go on Joanne Snook A jolly gal to have in sight- When .lo's around - everything's all right. Gordon South Mischievous and always ready to tease- He's as happy and carefree as a breeze. Phyllis Starks Laugh and she laughs with youf Frown and you frown alone. Stephen Starr Listen to the facts that we can tell you, Steve is a worker and a jolly good fellow. Richard Staunton He never refuses a chance to serveg A good break in life he surely deserves. Edgar Stein Excuses and flattery are right down my linef lt's the best way l know of wasting time. 2 eniom Mrs. C. Young, Homeroom 310 Eugene Stevens Life is indeed a holiday. John Stolpe A man with wisdom has a bright future. Richard Sutton Sticks and stones can break my bones- But work will really hurt me. Garrett Swartz He knows the score and plenty more. Melva Swartz Good things come in small packages. Warren Taylor An honest man is the best creature ever made And the hardest to find, Robert Thoreson Work as though you live forever and live as though you die tomorrow. 17 forever Joan Tobin Over potato chips and cokef Tell me please a little joke. Mary Torrance She turns her back on boysf And then runs backwards. Eugene Tower He has initiative, dignity and forcep of whom are we speaking? Why Gene , of course! Frances Tracy There's always a joke, rarely a ieer- Never a dull moment when Fran is near. Richard Tunison Good nature regulated by good sense. Hubert Upton lf man were judged by his height- He'd be king in his own right. Betty VanEaton Loyal to her friends, and loyal to her dutyg Not lacking in pep, not lacking in beauty. 7 une 5 Mr. D. Bray, Homeroom ZO-4B Thelma VanEck Always merryp always doing. Richard Vanek A good looking boy who's really keen: A glimpse of his smile tells what we mean. Mildred Velez Her circle of friends will ever growf For she's the kind of a girl it's well to know. Conrad Wagner The less said - the more thought. Valerie Walker She has a serious look but a sweet and joyous heart. Laura Jean Waser Her ways are ways of pleasantness. Joan Weaver A delightful mixture of sense and nonsense. 18 Donna Weldon No gold she needs to wear, she shines exceedingly fair. Mary Kay Wheeler Never a dull moment when this perty lass is around. Mary Ellen Wilcox Mary isn't dumbf Mary isn't bluep We wish there were more Marys just like you. Patrick Williams Girls are never a problem to meg I can like them or let them be. Dorothy Jean Wills Loyal, impartial and never glumg She's as good as they come. Jean Ann Willson Her ways please all she doth befriend. Nancy Wilson God gave us tongues that we might say something good about our friends. eniorfi Miss l. Friedrich, Senior Counselor Martha Wilson Quick laugh-curly hair-you will know her anywhere. Peter Witzky True worth is in being, not seeming. Julia Witzling Shy but not timid, frank but sincere Gloom disappears whenever she's near. James Zickel Men like bullets go farthest when they're the smoothest Connie Myers A disposition gifted in few. Q 19 June Anderson Her smile will pave her way lhrough life. James Arnold None buf himself could be his parallel. Lois Bertolet Olfen seen, seldom heard. Patricia Deehr A gal io be depended upon- No noise -- buf poise. James Green He doesn'f seem io expecl a lol, Buf he'll gel by with whaf he's gol. Charlotte Helm Lovely, friendly, easy fo please- This young lady is always at ease. Frank Hilzinger Women are ihe inspiralion behind all greaf lhings. llgufif 5 Mr. D. S. McDonald, Senior Adviser Ralph Nash Worry and l never clash. Marjorie Petrat Mild of manner, gentle of hearl. Elaine Roberts If ihere's anything excifing and novel io buy, .lusf res? assured she won'f pass il by. Rosalie Ruggles She lives, laughs, and learns. Barbara Schroff By her golden fresses, we all know her. Carol Simmons Small and cule-a delighl lo fhose who know her. Arthur Snure Unprediciable, kind and boldg God made Snure and ihrew away ihe mold. 20 Wade Trabue Labor I dodge- Trouble I bar. Richard Wade Life is a jest and all things show it- I thought so once - but now I know it. Nicholas Wagner Freclcles are an index to his character. Betty Walsh Talk little - think much. Bette Lou Jones She hasn't a worry or careg Good times follow her everywhere. P I el'll0l'fl Mrs. C. Dyer, Senior Adviser I Cfaaa mafia Kfaaa Qgnwer- gfarid Cedars 'Tis the set of the sail and not the gale Block Orchid Scarlet and Silver Gral' that determines our destiny 2 I 'Clfnefa g Roy Chambers Charles Kellogg Gabriel D'HailIecourt R0b0I'l' MGHCIIGG Herbert Duke Patricia J. Porter 21 Shown above is The office staff. From left fo righf are Vivian Molnar, Miss Weir, Joan Debose, Mrs. Wail, Mr. Wiese, Mrs. Roscl1, ancl Mrs. Barnes. clminidfra fion JAMES C. COVERT MILES W. MARKS ALBERT C. WIESE NORMA CAMPBELL Superinfendenf of Schools Principal Assisfanf Principal Assisfanf Principal 3 1 31 Q. CAFE 109 .fdcfiuifiefi . . . June, 19- Dear Jon, . . . I owe you a letter from way back, so here I am. I was reminiscing about our school days and remembering all the fun we had. Remember the dances? The planning, rushing and excite- ment of getting ready for the dance will always be something to remember. And the glorious time we had the day we got out of classes to decorate for the dance! I can recall the wonderful times we had in choir. Remember the day the mouse got loose there? Could he have possibly known how much fun we had? Wasnit that the same mouse that finally ended up hanging from the ceiling of room 102? Of course, there was the Senior Play. Think of all the work those kids had memorizing their lines, working on the props, and rehearsing and rehearsing and rehearsing . . . Could you ever imagine yourself playing the part of Belvedere? And the clubs - with their crazy initiations - rumba-ing down the hall with lipstick smeared all over the initiates, faces . . . and grls with their hair straight . . . washing the school walks with tooth brushes! Most of all, I can recall the Acorn staff and the rushing to get our stories done and in on time. It was about the same for the Oak, but we got both jobs done and we were proud of the finished products . . . Es 4 9 A 1 was bv 24 4 W 'wo J, . 'Q ' M www, l 26 .,. ,, .A.,,. M, ,.......... ,W C7 - 27 , 7 I ugm Sv M SRAVSBO N 5 V f I Q ., ,. ggi,- BW ggi ,sf 1-is :Sw 1 9 ?AC9' W ,,,, +9 Q, Q W s . QM -Q .ins QQ 4 2? age, ., xy M ,wi ?SX ,,11g,.,m N 2 2 .QMAOMJ eniord ,mer OUPJ Oh, George, you send mel! Music hath charm . . , for Sara Dooley and Warren Mellor. What's the attraction for these kids at an all- school party? Bathing beauties in reverse? Keep both hands on the table, kiddies . . . left to right: Dick Vanek, Dick Lawrence, Marilyn Masters and Lanny Johnson. Looking on are Pat Porter, Shirley Crosby and Gene Tower. Gentleman Dick Sutton holding the church door for some members of the Acorn staff, Helen Gudemoos, Sue Fechheimer, Marcia Rehbine and Beverly Busch. 32 Check the IegsY Get off my feet! The pause that refreshes! Water, water everywhere 33 Oo-Ia-Ia -- the French Club has a banquet . . . Happy Birthday, Joan and Margie!! 'ML lim! of0tf5 0 ull 2 ii ,GPQQ 'Y W - 1 Y W. O9 W' ' 1' f if. in 3 x '45'iI ' 5Zg523 I , Xa S 1 A , 5 f-.M-S sv.:w.,z4-faim Q-. Q 5 wS' Ew 5 gg x ., A , X Q F 4: ,B W ,,, 1- V A A I : ,M I Q . :jig gg ,. , Q 4 xv, Q 5 9 . x, 5 V. ff5'1m23'ff'?:''uf21Qw.:f 1 -' . ' Q A f ff7-2 , L ' :Fw-.-W 1' F ff vi' ,' V? 4. N wif ,f X 4 4 , Af V- ,V 2 7 S , Harry King .. Tracey King . Mark King ... Bobby King .. Mr. Appleton . Edna Philby .. Lynn Belvedere Bill Philby ... 6 C Q U8 eine ff? f J f' Included in the cast were: . ......, Harry Parent Sam Trout .. ..... Daniel Ross . . . . .Martha Lee Davis Alice Foster . . . . .Ruth Hayward .....Rciy Hopper Mrs. Appleton ..... ... . . . .Jane Myers . . .Kenny Hoerauf Student Director ............ Barbara Cline ..,. . .Terry Peck Prompters .......Joan Weaver, Jim Gibson, . . . . .Charlotte Moritz Gnd MUVY MUVQOVST TOVVGVWCG H .,.. Conrod Roberts Director ............... Mr. James Mead . . . .Roy Phillips Stage Director . . .. . .Mr. Robert Coughlin 36 .dk fy 69.5 ggi gg :Q , ,, , WC? h 1 Z5 1. 'H fin , if b m ww, i A if Q W 2 ' ' Cm. WN'3i?W'i ls?lS'GXS6 iw' we M. X3 rg .ci , Ki S M' A 45. if -7: ,,. R -14 f 4, f s . 606625 . . . . . . Did you ever have a favorite teacher? Some boys did - because he was extra nice, or did something special for him, or maybe because the teacher would let him sleep through his class without disturbing him. I can recall one story a girl told me about her Applied Chemistry class. She said she was making soap and was supposed to let the flames burn slowly and gently. She didn,t, though, and the flames crept up over the top of the flask, and . . . POOF, it exploded! Never a dull moment! I still start to shake whenever I think of all the speeches we ' w1w 'die dw had to make for English 5 and Advanced Speech. I sometimes wonder how I ever talked my way out of those courses. I used to think we had so much homework. Remember how we always complained? And it seemed that if you had a test one day, the tests in all your other classes ALWAYS came the same day! But, really, we had no cause for complaining - we always managed to get out of doing so much homework! Of course, you wouldn't remember Child Care, but I cer- tainly can. Besides that class, there were all the other domestic classes. Maybe some of you boys should have taken them . . . ,f - , ' f YP 'dai bv 38 2511557 if .., ew: 'ii '52 -W -32x ES Q 'E :if , Kms, , - 'vii-5 X, gferg? x Q Q X 2.3 M Q has 5' . Q ,M w N 2 , mf? 53 .rm - ' f 'EEE '2:2:2 ., 3 ., ,,., , ,,..,. . .. , X W. x , y. . 3 X sv .1 ' K A 1 .. 4 f 4 . M X. 5 afa- f,2fg,xg-.wfswl , , , ,- -, ,Y , ,,,f,.m,- ,.,' Ween!-.viw ' ' -:Q-225. ,, . f- M' rt : Q sv I.. Xb 3 wsfifw -f i fd I MW, 'lux' -' Mm-wamwmsmmf, -.,. www- My 1 if 2 Sxwm 9 . .::::i:'if:Ea'E3:' 'I' ' 5 : ..vP - '.I:2:i2E2E-?'fEiI:E:53E 3: .fklxa J :I,3:::2:::::,:::::::-1::.J412: ' 11 ,- Z- 1i?'f:EL1..+ ' - ,J - 1 ug 'QM fi s is 4 -' Z ,Q , Q 1' . 51, I S wif' 5 x ii? 4, 3' I 1 4 ,V -1 ., ,.,. ,,,, , , -' M' my X ' , if mmm if wwwqwasm ' WW' 5' '- : :2e1,,,,.53a5-,- - 91 N I WeWM'M 'L' A. M' -f' MW A wi 'W' , c 'hsv.-' - ' V ., 0 .23 lliztffw f ' K wh' mx, 93, I O x ,W 1 f f LJ 3 WA. 9B's 'round the table are Joe Perrin, Annette Price, Phyllis Prisel, Beverly Raybould, Joanne Thomas, Jim Paris, Ralph Parkin, Mrs. Young, Pauline Ouellette, Mimi Neely, Elden MacKay. CMrs. Young's English U. l il lr The great gration, 9A style: Hugh Dorris, Dennis Benson, Murray Renfrew, Clarence Seybert, Sandy Mills, Hester Sutherland, Shirley Bailey, Elinor Graf and Joyce Rehner. CMr. Rosen's English 21. lOB's You're On! Left to right are: Pauline Porter, George I'll never touch another drop! Left to right: Bob Ansted, Beverly Bookmiller, Jean Van Putten, Gloria Carter, Joyce Willis, Ed Crawtord, Jean Slattery, Nancy Roulette, Jeanette Williams, Williams, Carolyn Dodd, Tam Robertson, George Scott, Leo Pat Sullivan, Alice Usler, Carol Bundshuh, all are 'IOA's. Bengley and Miss Hetzman, iMiss Hetzman's English 33. lMrs. Flemmg's English 45. 5 5 y 0l0CLI'tl'l'l QI1 t What's the answer?? Students in Mr. Mead's English 5 class, Don Overbee, Jean Rossbach, Edith Woocler, Shirley Smick, Carola Sonnichsen, Neil Norton, Gerald Hubble, Roger Godfrey, Crystal Downey, George Thompson, Dick Little, Earl Bell, Marcella Mason, Dick Weber and Lowell Bauren, are still wondering. Illustrations of race riots are pointed out in Miss Cowen's English 6 class by Bill Bender, Ruth Borntrager, Anna Gayle Anthony and Bob Head. Who's afraid of Beowulf, the monster, say the students in Mr. Montie's English 7 class. Left to right are: Bob Rivest, Charlotte Helm, Mary Marshall, Jane Myers, Barb Laidlaw, David Elliot, Shep Peterson, Larry Marshick, Mariiane Potter, Donna Peterson, Nadine Smith, Dorothy Rogers, Ardys Pedersen, Kay Parsons, Dan Stewart, Juanita Clarke, Delores Nicholson, Mary Torrance, Aloys Ellis, Barbara Brand, Nancy Matson, Gladys Sznaider, Bob Brown and Ken Gmelin. 'X ocia! Sience No more talking, no more fun, time for exams has begun in Mr. Tessem's World History I class. Left to right are: Albert McRoberts, Frances Tuggle, James Weir, Mike Baker, Jim Curry and Carol McNair. David Anderson, Shirley Rudduck, Audrey Crosslin, Leroy Deni- son and Terry Owen will be as smart as Emily Post after taking Miss Miller's Civics I class. They've only been here a year, but Mrs. Hindes' 9A Civics class has many suggestions. Left to right are: Ron Winsauer, Betty Tyrrell, Joanne Chapin, Bill James, Joanne DeGrow, Don Simmons, Eleanor Stock, Hester Sutherland, Sandy Mills and Betty Brewster. It's a small world, Mr. Loukusa's World History I class dis- covers. Leff to right are: Doug Ross, Jane Hering, Linda Davidson, Mr. Loukusa, Fred Dahl, Gary Dragich, Bob Creon, Tom Llewellyn and Richard Marsh. World affairs seem to be very funny to Gail Sable, Arlene Ely, Allen Clayton, Larry Rattner, Judy Reimer, Ken Irwin, Mar- garet Keller Cstandingj, and Don Wilson Istandingj in Mr. Tessem's World History class. 42 When in a course of human events . . ., say Margot Wes- sendorf, Bob Gloss, Doug Herd and Earl Bell in Mr. .Iackson's American History l class, H. . . it is necessary to talk. Now, right here . . . left to right are Margwen Nadon, Norma Lee Paull, Gladys Parlee, Beverly Stratton, Carol Rada- baugh, Fred Morris, Jo Keegan, Gerald Bartlett, John Quinn and Neil Hendrickson. There oughta be a law, argues Mrs. Miller in her govern- ment class. Left to right are: Barbara Brand, Delores Zoller, Lisa Hunter, Connie Weber, Bob Hadden, Janet Sluyter, Wayne Duncan, Brandt Helser and Aloys Ellis. Look at the map! ln Mr. Tessem's Modern History class Ilene Rowland, Jane Myers, Carol Maudlin, Marilyn Rostow, Elaine Foust, Sunny Black and Joan Weaver do not seem to be looking at it. el0al'il'l'l0l'lt What in the world are we doing here? Pictured in Mr. Horton's World History class are Diana Woodward, Mr. Horton, Phyllis Denman, Don Gmelin, Carol Hoyt and Don Doster. 43 Mrs. Hoftman's Algebra 'l students who have that Hclassbook fever are, left to right: .Io Anne Sturner, Harriet Jo Gell, Willis Yeamans, Bob Denison, Bob McDaniel, Dianne Harrold, Jerry Barnes, Gary Kulkis, All S 'Il an tn wagon and Larry Ottney. ,mdk Some of Mr. Miller's Algebra 2 students that are doin s g ome not-so-easy problems are Jerry Devereaux, Bob Creon, Shirley Bonham and Judy Arnold. WafAemafic6 lt takes Miss Gibson's brainy Algebra 4 students, Sally Swigert, Lee Seelinger, Bob Siever s and Dan Ross, to find the sum of 2 and 2. Thqe Geometry 2 students of Mrs. Jones' class always know all the right angles. Left to right are: Helen Gudemoos, Judy Baur, Katie King, Marilyn Conger, Mrs. Jones, Bill MacKellar and Ralph Cadger. I'm 'board' to death! excloim Milton Tyrrell, Carol Hamilton, Frances Cohron and Bill Bradford. 1Mr Miller's Algebra 21. el0CLl il'l'LQl'Lf A square Tom Schultz -1- John Rapson -1- Bob Ponkin -1- Bill Larimer -1- Rodney Granger X Mrs. Fleming -1- Don Gilger ri O. fMiss Gibson's Alge- bra 41. 1 That's Solid, kid - left to right: Miss Kirk, Dave Elliot, Nancy Matson, Bob Hurley, Dorothy Rogers, Richard Compton, Bill Wilson and Earle Chclfonte. iMiss Kirk's Solid Geometryl. 45 ine .xdrfa Stirring up trouble left to right are Geralee Knoph, Elsie Couture, Julia Witzling, Mrs. Blough, Martha Higbee and Hilda Lyons. CMrs. Biough's Cookingj. Quit needling me, Mrs. Dolan! say Shirley McClain, Carole Wen- zel, Mary Lou Smith and Wilma Chandler. CMrs. Dolan's Sewingl. Oh, I feel sooo sick, says Sandy Baumler, as nurses Elaine Gile- zon, Leverne Nehring, Carole Miller, Janette Sadlier and Martha Wilson look on. fChild Carel. Dilly Dali-ing around are Charlotte Rideout, Frances Miellce, George Teffault, Delores lannie, Terry Peck, Josie Starks, Mildred Velez, Dorothea Nassut, Bill Buckles, Mrs. Bohlen and Audrey Rumble. fMrs. Bohlen Advanced Artj. Roll on thou . . . left to right: Joanne Lockhart, Marie Wilson, Elsie Couture, Ed Schipple and Gabriel D'Haillecourt. fMiss Hor- nac's Advanced Faodsl. e,96lI'fl'l'l8l'li Can't hang that on me, say Sylvia Lucas, Doris Rowley, .lo Nickara, Jean Porter, Barb Laidlaw and Lorraine Parker. lMrs. Blough's Interior Decaratingl. lt's Art to do, Mrs. Bohlenf' Left to right ore: .lim Reid, Rod Jacob, Nancy Pitkin, Bob Gailey, Carole Beniamin, Frances Carstens and Donna Perkins. fMrs. Bohlen's Advanced Artl. This is ci 'Discussting' class, say Sandy Baumler, Shep Peter- son, Mary Jo Lidbom, Bill Wilson, Connie Roberts and Geor- genia Powell. CMr. Mead's Speechl. Wl1at's the pitch, Pat Sullivan? Wayne Duncan, Bruce Dempster, Elissa Beigler, Don Williams and LeRoy Ritter are getting keyed up. fMr. Feigl1ner's Music Appreciationl. Oh, it's so, so. Left to right are: Gail Sable, Carol Hodges, Landra Collins, Katie King and Barbara Woolard. fMrs. Blougl1's Sewingl. ,ff Q sf YZ? ommercia Michigan, My Michigan, say the students in Mr. Knight's World Geography class. Lett to right are: Stanley Eagle, Preston Hord, Carolyn MacColeman, Carole Elliot and Chuck Bradley. Watch the birdie! Miss D::lan's TOA Typing students, Marcella Mason, Rose Granata, Marlene Alberts, Joan Wil- son, Jane Hering, Carol Bundshuh, Stan Walmer, Mona Browning, Carole Elliott, Bob Anstead, Shannon Kirkman and Duane Pastor, are not camera shy. We're Geered to the right course, say Miss Geer's Shorthand students. Students in row nearest board are: Beverly Brock, Phyllis Calhoun, Jean Miller, Florence Caruso, Doris Morrison, Stewart Fall and Frances White. They're shorthanded in Miss Geer's 'I'IA Shorthand class. Left to right from front to rear: Ellen Hillstrom, Dorothy Dean, Eleanor Cacldwell, Gail Bradford, Donna Frazier, Bev Chaney, Esther Marquardt, Marilyn Gibbs, Hazel Heins, Suzanne Boss, Adrian Gilezon and Betty Smith. 48 What? A product? The kids, in Mr. Robinson's Retailing 2 class seem to wonder. Left to right are Mr. Robinson, Gene Stevens, Bruce Blatch, Wm. Buckles, Jim Bondy, Tracy Mertel, Josie Starks, Bill Bosey, Hester Parsons, Barbara Frick, Lois Bertolet and Ed Schippel. There's no serious business in Mr. Knight's General Business 2 class. Row 7: Margie Barnhart, Margaret Brenner, Joan Cor- line, Margaret Carrell, Audrey Chevalier, Doris Harris. Row 2: Jackie Erickson, Ben Lewis, Gretchen Gow and Lester Johnson. Row 3: Marilyn Ealey, Dick Zickel, Marilyn Menke, Beverly Mentzer and Gerry Metzer. Row 4: Phillip Willman, Willard Luck, Charlotte Sadlier, Rachel Tato, Dave Piper and Mr. Knight. Nine cute little secretaries plus one in Mrs. Adams' l2A Model Office class. Left to right starting with the first row are: Jean Ann Wilson, Barbara Owen, Robert Lohr, Donna Fraquelli, Peggy Palmer, Melissa Smith, Jayne Ann Gutenschwager, Norma Satow, Sally Lewis and Phyllis Bonham. The Snake Pit fMrs. Miller's Government classj. Performing: Josie Starks and Mrs. Miller. Row 7: Corrinne Graf, Sandy Baumler, Grace Cook. Others: Ben Kidle, Doris Wricle, Mari- iane Potter, Beverly Henney, Gladys Sznaider, Barb Richens, Shep Peterson, Doris Rowley and Dick Hess. el96ll iI'l'lel'lf Unhand me, you brute, as we say in Spanish. Left to right are: Pat Ivey, Kay Pinkerman, Ann Kempe, Bill Byrd, Margaret Rapson, Beverly Cain, Bill Bender, Kent Dupont and Marian Smith. lMrs. Tessem's Spanish 4b. anguage an .Siience Et Tu, Gary? Left to right Kay Buri, Harriet Jo Gell, Sally Kernen, Karen Jenson, Charlene Shepes, Sharon Jones, Mar- lene Jackson, Joanne Thomas, Allan Stillwagon and Frank Finney. CMrs. Land's Latin lj. Just a iddy bit more, Roy Barnes, Jim Gibson, Jerry Jef- feries, Barbara Grinke, Martha McLennan, Ruth Hayard, George Stoner, Walter Bernard, Bob Hurley, Chuck Weed, Hilliard Williams, John Buckmaster, Sally Doane and Morgan Davis. lMr. Dyer's Physics U. . . . Et la tete . . . Mrs. Tessem, Janet Landsberg, Milton Tyrrell, Sharon Miller, Sam Frank, Pat Andries and Floyd Hillstrom. fMrs. Tessem's French 21. Leaf my pei Al alone, Norman Sinclair, Jim Lawler, Bob While, Jackie Ahrenberg, Joe Moyer, Marilyn Wagner, Bob Cox, Elizabeth Ware, Mickey Mooney, Tom Wise, Tom Robertson, LeRoy Halmaker Fred Prosie, Ron Brown and Carol Dennis. CMr. Strain's Biology U. 8l0CLl il'l'L Qlfl iff Idioitls Amigos, Gary Badoud, Carol Hamilton, Fred Koenig, Eleanor Caldwell, Pat Burke and Marilyn Wagner. fMrs. Rowe's Spanishl. One, Two, Three, Kick, Yvonne Larime, Chrisiina Myers, Daneen Clapp and Sherry Richards. CMrs. Tessem's Spanishl. Smoke gels in your eyes, Lorraine Parker, Coleen Kinkarde, Tom Clark, Dick Bush, Dick Bubois and Bob Lauer. iMr. Ralhs- burg's Chemistryb. 5i.,,. . . . Did you saw this? asks Mr. Hannon of Tom Asman as Jack Barkkari and Roger Wentland stand by in Wood Shop. Look at all the nuts Con the machinesj. Left to right are: Gene Barley, Eugene Heinz, Ernie Gardiner, Ron Smith, Ron Barr, Ralph Barker, Bruce DePew and Kenny Grundberg in Mr. Shedd's Auto Shop class. Woops! We con't print this. ln Mr. Cook's Print Shop class, Chuck Schott, Gerald Pelu- dat, Bill Jones, Ken Smith, Stanley Cook, Bennie Anderson, Charles Kellogg and Ed Foster run into trouble. That's really bully, Jerry, say Dave Sloane, Jim Fredrick, Jack Duncan, Terry Allen and Stan Newton to Jerry Painter in Mr. Edmunds' Architectural Drawing class. Do you like the big, bold type ? The boys in Mr. Cook's Print Shop, Dick Bales, Don Gmelin, Carson Poole, Bill Hill, Bill Mac- Kellar and Dan Rickibus, are trying to decide. This is the last draw. Left to right are in second row: Jim Fredrick, Mr. Edmunds, Bob Frazier, Dick Forkel, Ralph Beyer. First row: Herb Duke, Bill David and Jack Duncan. There are a lot at big wheels in Mr. Mum- brue's Metal Shop. Some of them ore Earl Bell, Harvey Randolph, Jim Wiley, Jerry Dickson and Bernard Scheck. 52 2 1 I Q A 2 Q I 2 s i I Q . E 2 ,' X'2'.i'iSz',4'1i2v:S'f1+'2:.e4R:'?52S9idQ'!H5G 3 'B' ., ' :'2'E.'E' For-is . . . . . . And the sports! You'll remember more about sports, especially football. I couldn't understand which string was attached to what in football, but I could understand when they made a touchdown. The track team got off on the right track with a defeat by Monroe. Oh, well, everyone knows that you canlt win all the time. You have to give the chances to others for a change! 'I do know for sure that the swimming team had an unde- feated season. We really had a team we were proud of then. Remember our basketball team? I donit think anyone could ever forget them. They tried though - six wins in the season was better than none. Do you recall Mr. Montie talking to his English classes about the tennis team? I guess he solicited the boys from these classes for tennis. Could be that Shakespeare,' would influence the back- hand swing, or Scott's Scotch poems would put more umph,' in the down stroke? Oh, yes, there is a lot to remember about school. I could write more and keep going until I ran out of paper, but there is the work to do so I had better close. Write soon, Marcia gs. 54 455., X :-:::.,: w .A 2 ' ' S ,Af W M2 if wfvfigwlwziff W 2' . ofpfi X If ' aw . 1, f'31w,sV 5 -32556 .zfx f , v.,m,j5,+z- s wgfagxffqji A, Q 'vm mf-9 WWA. 1 5 IE'-if If-Q: ', -x f Qin ., A, .,,x Q , 1 'Z'w,f,? 7192144415 ' Q fax' 'l pffle ':12's'i4vH -'Z-4 -9, . . ,..4 , ,. 5 1 BGG' 4 , 2 I WV5, 2' vfww-2155 ,,.,. .M 2 ,wymw . QM . ,, 5 - Sf. ITS Q 5 ' Q x 2 4 M , 3' ,. ,- A ,Q I -- ': V ,L - 1, efzwjw - .1 515 First Row-Al Johnson, Jim Fredrick, Ernest Butch Stock, Dick Third Row Larry Rohn Rene Hamel Bob Head Dan Ross Bob Staunton, Lanny Johnson, Bill King, Ken Frazier, Royal Olsen, Lorimer LeRoy VonZandt Dick Ross Pete Eckel Dick Bar Stan Newton. rows, Manager Don Knapp Second Row-Brandt Helser, Don Blackburn, Don Gilger, Bob Fourth Row Asst Manager Tom Sawyer Tom Robertson Ben Lewis Schwenk, Ray Muncey, Bob Lowe, Terry Dowhan, Don Smith, Dick Vanek, Coach E. R. MacDougall. Royal Oal4's undefeated swim team, coached by Everett MacDougall, cap- tured its third straight Border Cities League championship. This team, finest in the school's history, finished third in the Michigan State swim- ming meet, and third place in the Cereal Bowl at Battle Creek. Graduating seniors are Dick Staun- ton, Ron Barr, Bill King and Lanny Johnson. This year's team was captained by Bill King and Lanny Johnson. 56 wimmin l l First Row Bob Wohlfiel Buddy Robert Second Row Jerry Gilbert Bob Sharp, Third Row-Delano Hillstrom, Bob Rivest, son Don Maudlln Roger Himes Dale Don Johnson Gary Peters Coach Jim Zickel, Bob Carter, Art Uhlmann, Baumler and Bull Glaspie Bray and Bob Lomerson Manager. Morgan Davis and Milton Tyrrell, 36, Lefiaff Manager. The Royal Oak basketball team ended with the best record since l946. They compiled a record ot six wins and nine losses. The Acorns finished in fourth place in the BCL. The seniors who closed out their prep basketball careers this year were cofcaptains Don Maudlin and Bill Glaspie. Other seniors are Buddy Rob- ertson, .lerry Gilbert, Jirn Zickel, Don Johnson, Bob Rivest and Delano Hill- Strom. 57 i Front Row-Bill Gluspie, Jim Zickel, Dick DeHart, Buddy Robertson, Back Row Mr McLean lcoachl Dick Nasl1 Dick Lawrence Lynn Ken Gmelin, Don Maudlin, Clyde Maxwell, Dave Drawbaugh, Martin Jim Fredrick Bill Schroeder Bob Brown Bob Wohl Bob Sievewright, Milton Tyrrell lmanagerl. Seven seniors on the Acorns' start- ing lineup ended their high school boseboll coreers this spring. Included ornong these ployers were Don Moudlin, first bose, lower right, the double ploy combination of Buddy Robertson, short stop, ond Bill Glos- pie, second bose, top right, Ken Gmelin, lower left, ond Bob Brown, outtieldersg ond Jim Zickel, pitcher, top lett. The teorn was coochecl by Mr. Jock McLean. 58 fiel, Ed Purcilly Ronald Krause and John Paine lmanagerj CLZJQACL Front Row-Art Uhlmann, Ken Conrad, Don Hocking, Co-Capt. Third Row-Ed Phillips, Harry Braton, Gary Allen, Jim King, Dale Chuck Hatch, Co-Capt. Don Johnson, Ron Barr, Bob Sievers, Dawkins, Phil O'Brien, John Rapson, Bob Carter, Tom Clarke, Fred Born, Bob Weber and Brian Harris. Mr. Gange tcoachj and Ron Brown fmanageri. Second Row-Roy Chambers, Paul Thomas, Gene Tower, Jim Roy- Fourth Row-Ken Jones, Carl Rubel, Ron Winsauer, Gary Peters, ster, Ken Irwin, Bill Palvelka, A. J. Bell, Micky Baker, Ken Bob Morrison, Carl Freibel, Bill King and Frank Yoke. Olarlen and Mr- BVCY- Fifth Row-Ed Foster, Ken Christensen, Glenn Monroe, Bill Cooper, Bob Sharp, Stanford Shantz, Ken Parr and Dave Gonser. I CLC Don Johnson and Chuck Hatch, co-captains The Acorn track squad was coached by Mr. Harold Gange and Mr, Don Bray. Although the season was just un- derway when this went to press, the team showed some strength and hoped to improve as the season progressed. Co-captains ot the squad were Don Johnson, who participated in the sprints and the relay, and Chuck Hatch, who was Royal Oak's outstand- ing rniler. 59 Front Row-Fred Gokey, Fritz Iuppenlatz, Dick Little, o Second Row-John Wiese, Stewart Fail, Tom Turner, Jim Richards e n n' L fi and Ron Fox. Back Row-Eugene Gray, Dick Begg, Dick Vanek, Dick Andreason, Fred Crawford and Ray Sutkin. Mr. MacDougaIl fcoachj, Bob McMasters, Folmer Jensen, Lanny John- f son, Bob Rivest, Morgan Davis and Art Snure. 0 5, 55 W S1 A 14 ,- -y,-www x Q. uv s'a.,s.kQ?Sf3S2.' , 1 ff? W we k Gaffi ' 3 -I W . 1:3-' , 3 . 4. wmv - fm Q A 6 . QQ ,... I X. zE:E:Ez-5Ef'.:.4:.hil6 23, .14'6xr,. , ' V 1:5529 ., ummm, 1. 1 ::- ' f W f if Q 0 25,5 aim ' 'Zi ..': A .... .Max ! ,, .,., Z . U Q 1- p':1...,Q. ' fag: . I? ,wav f :A 3' Q A vw ,ylw if , ww A V,AA Vnqn ,, .W ? we R r A Q HK af ,::, . . 15, I I ff' B . g . if if ? 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Other Here Are the Bossesl Seobvfnv adv of ROB been 1 Cho as pre secretar trer. pres secretary, . . n09e' R an H erhsmg mc u ayi 3oys' Glee hl are -lUdY - ol' the oakwn. Presid- ,eg go H9 ' co.edit0 ' ..,.etary: Art Sni Sen Shown dll0Ve' d June' l-0f9f9n' - neasurer. Only those memb men Dawkins dll A-E under 3 1-adic. who are senlors are eligible 1 any .ma Ba-'l Best Possible Report Cards Gained by 24 Twenty-four received all A's tic efforts last Janet Gllger, a 4.00 averwe school, received again. Two senior Masters and Chuck Hatch, also got all A's. Darlene Ball, Aloyce Mitchell, Kay Plnkerrnan, Jeanne Johnson and Dick Glas, all lZA's, were given just rewards for thelr hard work. Marljane Potter and Ruth Hay- ward, 12B's, achieved top scho- lastic honors. RDHSSttld semester. who has attained all throlllh hlsh straight A's once officers, Marilyn Others who gained the best possible report cards are Mona Jordon, Lee Solomon, Janet Voyce, Joyce Cowln, Joyoe Jail- sen, Elizabeth Kllppstein, Enid: M ents for their scholas- Don Knapp is the new presi- dent. The other officers are Pat lvey, vicepresidentg Yvonne Larlme, secretary: Larry Perry. treasurer: and Douglas Ross, parllamentarlan. . . . FOR VARIOUS reasons neither l2B representative could take of- fice, and two vacancies were o ln the 12A and 10A pen . These openings have been filled 12B's Martha Macbennan and by Georgina Powell, 12A Shirley y and 10A's John Nelson Crosb and Allce Conley. Acorn Cops 2nd n Nat'l Contest The Acorn won a second place award in the annual high school publications contest of the Co- lumbia Pres Association. The judging was based on issues before Christmas 1950. T i he purpose of the contest was to encourage work and give uf credit for efforts in the journal- Candidates w become lstlo field and '79 girls of which 38 .formerly students of Oakridge and 123 t Junior High 1 Dick Hess to January 552 Class office in these groups. i Bev Chaney was elected by th flrst hour Girls' Glee club a president: Nancy McClellan d, sec- retary: Margie Barnhardt. trees' urer. Appointed b th y e second hour Girls' Glee club were Donna Wel- don as president: Joanne Snook, secretary' Nancy La? ln . o te, treas- urer. No. 8 ROYAL OAK, MICH. -- ORN FRIDAY, FEB. 23, 1951 and Dawkins Chosen 9 June 51 Unk Staff lwli BY CAB-MA RILEY 0-ealiroiet Igofirenv andn.l:'I'vews Editor een chosen lfficers .idv-is is 0 Q A : the l iA's Are Largest Class Royal Oak High School has 161 new freshmen this semester The 9B 1 ' c ass consists of 82 a tended Royal Oak Dick Hess edged o c manner 'Of-h Art and At- 'ias also Ls sec- tor 12A um 210 mer ca- ROBS. lctures hllght ne's :WS the Elon ina . ROSEN '-udents in the publieorcns 5d'i::y5 and iii posed of 199 boys an ..,. D5 boys and 69 girls: 1lB, 68 9A's have only'1.4 'less stu- boys and 51 girls. dents than the llA's with 165 . . . boys and 185 girls. a 1 n CONSISTING of l l1 boys and 145 girls the 10A class ' t . is he third largest class in the school ,,,,M ,,,,,,,,lThe 12A's are fourth and have ltbelstadt and Elizabeth Ware. To prove that even freshmen can do it. Alfred Bamsey Landsburg, Joyce Morgan 4 6 fly George Sta On Feb. 8 the seniors square danced at th e first senior party for the l2B's. as they waited pa- tlnltly for the Gloctlon returnl. Michigan wards Hayward, vic Nicholson, se Roosa, treasure: candidates v election: in the flnaj for vice-pr secretar: treasurer. Weed Pedersen Zoller, Be last 051 iw and coin , itors: l . gl ... nigh Busch, edlw' - .forma Campbell -co as moderator. This broadcast a series of broadcasts on Asia sponsored and put on the air y mornlng by the will be one in every Saturda government classes of different high schools. PM the W5 ' , ousmess mana' changes, Valerie Wall New reporters are S Jerry Gilbert, Thad 1 Barr, Dick Sutton ani lock. All are member: vanced journalism cl Depending on fir paper will continue x wnntlnurd on I THERE HAS been no addition of classes or teachers in RJOHB this semester. In September 1950, however, six new classes were added to the school curri ulum. c They were applied chemistry, On the following pages are the Acorn staffs wh h , o ave worked hard ment this past semester. The Acorn, which com of ea This Oak has and its editors who have wor ch and every member of the staff better Oak C96 pugesl. lost but not least, our thanks t goo all this possible. We hope ou h y uve enjoyed if. es out semi-monthly, is o contrib an enioyoble school paper. A lol of credit should been constructed with the hel members of the Oak and and long to give you enjoy- ulion working together to give go to its editor. p of the Oak staff ked diligently to iv g e you a big and Mr. Rosen, who has mode BARBARA DAWKINS JANET LOFGREN i 10c Per Copy new egiffff Published bi-weekly by the Acorn Staff and the Advanced Journalism Class of Royal Oak High School Editor . Feature Editor , Assistant . . News Editor , . Sports Editor . . Copy Editors . . Managing Editor Circulation .Beverly Busch . .. Marcia Rehbine . . .Pat Burke .Marilyn Rostow ...Carmo Riley .Lanny Johnson , Janet Lofgren .Phyllis Bonham Marcella Mason Exchanges Advertising Reporters ................... .Sunny Black, .lerry Gilbe Valerie Walker Sue Fechheimer rt, Brad Barnes Thad Bentley, Ron Barr, Dick Sutton, Bev Murdock, Doris Bullock, Helen Gudemaos, Shirley Worden, Barbara Zwar, Ken Gmelin. Photographer .. .... Richard Gordon Sponsor . .... l. A. Rosen C0-Editors .. . ...Barbara Dawkins, Janet Lofgren Advertising Manager ,. . ..,. Judy Seaborn Advertising Staff ........................ Joan Krueger, Nancy Craig, a, Kay Pinkerman, Charlotte Moritz, Helen Schimpke Wills and Prophecies .................... Phyllis Bonham, Sunny Black, Frances Mielke, Valerie Walker 3 Names and Quotes ................. ...Joyce Reynolds, Barbara Lewis, f Marilyn Rostow, Karen Barnett l2A .......................... Shirley Crosby, Claire Rathsburg, Jean Porter, Elnamaye Wilkinson, Delores l.annie, Bettie Rae Connors Classes ........................ Jane Myers, Jo Nickora, Janet Sluyter, Sally Swigert, Ginny Besemer, Bonnie Gorman, Ray Muncey, Bob Sharp, Nancy Scott, Jean Zeunan, Jean Seaborn, Joyce Malin, Marlene Jackson, Shirley Bonham, Mimi Neely Promotion . . . Donna Theme . Dedication . Sponsor . .. . . . . . , . . . . . . . .Barbara Cline fChairmanJ, Carma Riley, Prance, June Howe, Margie Kavalenko . ..... .... M arcia Rehbine , . .Doris Bullock, Louise MacGregor .. Mr. l. A. Rosen ' -X W 'wzfww-vi-rf.-.s.f-'N --.. 11'-Q.: e- X .fi M 9 mei ongrafufafiona all Eat ,ma ea APPOINTMENTS: Studio or Home or our uccedd ' WEDDINGS ...leg E Eg...- ' CANDIDS 0 PORTRAITS LI. 3-4480 106 E. FIFTH AT MAIN Bring Your Real Estate and Insurance Problems To HARDWARE TED F. MIELKE AGENCY if if if '-' 23344 WOODWARD 108 S. MAIN ST. J0rdan 4-6652 LI. 1-4452 Congratulations Class of June '51 ERNIE BELL, Inc. DE sofro - PLYMOUTH A , C LUal'fZ Obllel' 0,9 Sales and Servzce 1 .- 'AFT 16 Nl 221 NORTH MAIN ST. ROYAL OAK PHONE: Llncoln 1-5124 Llncoln 1-0280 J0rdan 4-6982 221 S. MAIN ST 75 THE BUSINESS INSTITUTE Celebrates Its 45th Year Speciolizing In Troining Students For Business Prepare for A Better Position in Business as SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER ACCOUNTANT-BOOKKEEPER STENOGRAPHIST TYPIST-CLERK RECEPTIONIST SUMMER CLASSES IN TYPING FOR COLLEGE USE THE BUSINESS INSTITUTE 220 Bagley Avenue fMichigan Buildingj, Detroit 26 Telephone: W0 2-6534 5040 Joy Road, near Grand River Telephone: TE 4-6600 7 West Lawrence, Pontiac 15 Telephone: FE 2-3551 WE DELIVER HAPPINESS 'IKM-zgtf Society .gbeknfhadr Offers A beautiful enrollment gift and an opportunity . . . FLORIST - . - to earn a large percentage of your sterling silver 1220 N. Woodward LI. 5-1515 CALL OR WRITE 2 Blocks North of Tom's Market Royal Oak, Michigan 30485 Marshall MI. 4-3659 Royal Oak Congrafufafiono . . .szniora A FRIEND 1 1 S ' 76 and Judy Seabom H ilde DO7L7ll1 lTl ha Blrmmg asters M Marilyn d UXIL Miellce, GS Franc v yne Gutenschwagef Ja G Cr P MARKET Choice Meats - Frozen Foods - Vegetables BEER and WINE OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY If It's Hardware, We Have Itv FRENTZ Er SONS We Deliver 1010-1012 N. MAIN ST. and Catalpa Drive LI. 4-3870 FOR GOOD FURNITURE FOR YOUR APPLIANCES OR TV SET FOR REASONABLE PRICES FOR EXCELLENT COURTEOUS SERVICE oPEN EvEs. ' ..m225E2:z:1 PHONE Thurs., Fri. and Sat. LI 3-1330 Til 9 0'clock ' e G :Q a G. 215 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE ROYAL OAK, MICHIGAN At the Big Parking Lot Congratulations Class of June '51 COMPLIMENTS SEYBERT HEATING Cr SHEET METAL THE WAYNE OAKLAND BANK MEMBER FDIC FOR THE FUTURE - Start a Savings Account Early With Us 400 S. MAIN ST. ROYAL OAK, RIICHIGAN 78 E C DJ . gf 2' 7 I E 4 I f 5 LZ .1 N of-lov. WW' ' Ou: so Q-Se . - V , MERCHANT . , , 1 lIl ' CHIEF WHATEVER IT WILL BE Yewv mowme AT YOUR SERVICE Whatever your job, wherever you go, there are many good things in store for you in our land of plenty. Reddy Kilowatt, your low-Cost elvftric servant, helps make this so. He is always on hand when you need him! j A , ..-,..-M'- ' A 1 1 1 il l - FILSlNGER'S FLOWERS RlCHY'S MEN'S WEAR CUTS - PLANTS - CQRSAGES 519 S' WASHINGTON -..-piilfligw ik 1324 HARTRICK You Shopped Here When You Cor. Woodward Ave. Royal Oak, Mich. Went to Royal Oak High I 4- L... jigjvkols If 'l2ilJ: S NORTHWEST CHEVRGLET CCD. WOODWARD AT 13 MILE ROAD 200 CLEAN USED CARS Compliments of . . . f' B adffat ,C ,V th ali f F. E. HOWE B B5 .S .2 ,ei Real Estate f 1 ' ,g - - If PWS T0 Know Howe MILK - COTTAGE CHEESE - BUTTERMILK CREAM D1 dtYD tY' ' 1' 1' 6 We1eNe12hb3?500505i3iea Om 1032 N. PLEASANT LI. 2-6479 WAlnut 1-9000 0 Playwear by White Stag 0 Separates by McArthur, Ltd. 0 Swimwear by Rose Marie Reid 0 Separates by Tabak of California 6lI'l'll9 8 6 L Clge OPQ A f ' U 5? 205 PIERCE STREET BIRMINGHAM, MICHIGAN 80 BEST WISHES, CLASS OF JUNE, '51 The G. B. Dupont Co., Inc 5081 DEINMOR ROAD BIRMINGHAM, MICHIGAN 9 0 of Manufacturers of Cold Forged and Machined Automotive, Tank and Aircraft Parts 81 COMPLIMENTS OF 1: '4'4A' -b'- -.--' ' Choremaster Garden Tractors 4,.A.. . A-Al f ' Vnb' LJ T O F2 .,..' Power Mowers - Lawn Sweepers T Q .,,,. 1.1.1.5-1.3.1.,If.i.1.1.1.1.1.1-1-1-:--ez ---4-'-'-'- ' 1 ' Between 12 and 13 Mile Rds. ,.,4 .......,Q.... -.'4 1 Q'Q.A.A-A- -A LI. 3-6373 N0 ROYAL OAK, MICHIGAN Good Luck to the '51' Class from BENNETT BROS. CUSTOM BUILDERS OF' FINE HOMES Compliments of . . . HUNTINGTON WOODS SERVICE FRED CHOPPING Mobilgas and Mobiloil f- 0- o Llncoln 2-2140 803 S. Woodward Ave. Royal Oak LI. 1-7000 WILLIAM SULLIVAN 6' SON FUNERAL HOME Established 1906 -. eil . Iii.- 705 W. 11 MILE RD. Royal Oak, Mich. LEARN T0 SHOOT STRAIGHT Ezvpert Instruction Archery - Rifle - Pistol - Shotgun PARM'S SPORTING GOODS The Kind of Store You Have Always Wanted to Walk Into lr-..- 3410 N. Woodward Ave. Royal Oak Compliments of . . . CODLING'S ZERO KING SPORTSWEAR MANSFIELD TOGS VAN HUESEN SHIRTS 'k'A k 225 S. MAIN ST. LI. 1-3350 mei your jriencii af Me . . VARSITY DRIVE-IN 4309 WOODWARD AVE. ROYAL OAK, MICHIGAN Compliments of . . DODGE AND PLYMOUTH CARS DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS KNIGHT - MENARD COMPANY MATT SKQREY Sales and Service 4-101 NORTII WOODWARD LI. 3-5600 LI. 2-7475 Developers of Beverly Hills 110 No. Washington Tel. LI. 3-1250 Congratulations and Best Wishes From . . . Randolph Tool and Mfg. Co. 14661 W. ELEVEN MILE ROAD ROYAL OAK, MICHIGAN LIncoIn 2-1335 JO1'dan 4-6148 May the Years Ahead Be Filled With Success and Happiness MYER'S JEWELRY SHOP ROYAL OAK, MICHIGAN MYAL OAK Q JW -S snow AUTOMATIC WASHERS 85 DRYERS WHIRLPOOL - MAYTAG WESTINGHOUSE - BENDIX 208 W. FIFTH ST. Congratulations and Best Wishes to June Class of '51 GLADYS M. BLOU NT BRIDAL and MILLINERY SHOP An Office Aid For Every Trade 500 W. ELEVEN MILE ROAD KLEBBA'S and STATIONERS GLADYS' HAT BOX Smart Hats for the Teen-age Crowd 123 W. FOURTH ST. LI. 2-5242 515 s. WASHINGTON Ll. 1-1158 24 HOUR ROAD SERVICE LEHMAN 6' SKINNER REALTORS BALLARD'S GARAGE mswance ' Appraisals WOODWARD AND WASHINGTON fr 1 Complete Automotive Service ., eh, . Tye .- lil Llncoln 1-4000 J0rdon 4-6315 123 W. THIRD ST. LI. 1-2622 PHONES LI. 1-9869 For Your Convenience CALL 8z DELIVERY SERVICE HI-TONE CLEANERS QUALITY - SERVICE fDrive-inj 1134 S. WOODWARD LI. 3-6550 Compliments of . . . MASKILL HARDWARE C. G MARTIN - SENOUR - NU-HUE Heating - Cooling - Appliances Custom Color KITCHEN PLANNING SERVICE and Ready-Mixed Paints 4 4 4 1416 S. Woodward - Opp. Zoo on Woodward 4400 N- WOODWARD LInc0In 2-0220 Royal Oak Neal' 14 Mile Rd. LI. 2-4700 A PREFERRED FUNERAL SERVICE York Air Conditioning H G F S Phone: Lln. 1-0015 1 -Smut '?umLfi,w dppaul Style Leaders for Over 20 Years FUNERAL HOME ROYAL OAIK BIRMINGHAM ROYAL OAK, MICHIGAN MT. CLEMENS FERNDALE 85 SAGAMORE HOTEL COU RT MICHIGAN'S FINEST 30 Rooms Each With Separate Tile Bath, Phone: LI. 1-9622 3220 N. Woodward Ave. Royal Oak, Mich BOTANY YARNS BELL KNIT SHOPPE 323 WEST 6th STREET ROYAL OAK, MICHIGAN JOSEPH A. THEISEN KELLY OFFICE MACHINES SALES Distributor For SERVICE Royal Typewriter Co. Victor Adding Machine Co. 1621 S. VVOODWARD AVE. 3826 N. Woodward Royal Oak, Mich. 3 doors north of 10 Mile Road Phone: LI. 2-8400 ROYAL OAK, MICHIGAN Compliments of TOM'S WOODWARD MARKETS ' .......1.. 12811 WOODWARD HIGHLAND PARK 906 WOODWARD AT CATALPA Compliments of . . . Congratulations Seniors! HOWIE GLASS CO, ROBINSON SERVICE Thomas Wilson, Prop. G J, M Gasoline - Lubrication - Accessories '1f Tires and Batteries 307-309 SOUTH CENTER + LI' P3490 1303 Catalpa Drive at Fernwood ROYAL OAK, IVIICHIGAN Llncoln 2-1457 L 61 S SUPPLY v cv ev eo 3 Q G Q S 1' sv S ei .ze 6 iv e A? si 4'.v Q? 5? ef 6 A5 .S 44' Q 3 V 5 4, Q, 4, be Y' Qs S' Qc 9 4.3 Q Q ef 4 S' LI. 2-1187 K. A. LAWRENCE 601 N. MAIN ST., R. o. Compliments of . . . ROYAL OAK NASH SALES AND SERVICE HOUSEKEEPING SHOP 'T' Electrical Appliances of Merit -Ame- 1400 S. WOODWARD ' ROYAL OAK, RIICHIGAN LI. 2-1876 JO. 4-6551 510 S. WASHINGTON INSURANCE Today the Graduate - Tomorrow the Bride Auto - Fire - General 30111 Year KENT JEWELERS J 308 W. FOURTH ST. ROYAL OAK i i t Headquarters for We IIIQIEQIIESHIDSQMIQHES LI. 1-3343 JO. 4-6161 DIAMOND RINGS 87 Compliments of . . ROLL BUILDING CO. Builder of Quality Homes 2344 WOODWARD I LIn. 4-4200 ROYAL OAK, MICHIGAN Llncoln 1-7007 HINSON HEATING OIL AND GAS BURNER SERVICE AND INSTALLATION 35 Years in the Insurance Business in R. Everg Kind of Insurance and Real Estate WM. G. BELTZ 211 CRANE 'IINSURE AND BE SAFE Agent for Travelers and other known companies LI. 1-3088 O. COMPLIMEN TS AND BEST WISHES A FRIEND I IIIIII CIIIIIPII SA LI S B U RY'S GOOD FOOD IS GOOD HEALTH Your New ART SUPPLY HEADQUARTERS Featuring a Complete Line of GRUMBACHER SUPPLIES 8: COLORS Walker-Crawford Paint Co. 714 S. WASHINGTON LI. 1-2818 With Best Wishes For Success C'O1l91'GfUll1ii071-S S61li0TS! SMARTWS STU DIO PHOTOGRAPHERS COOK fr HOWARD REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Q ly..- 118 N. WASHINGTON LI. 1-2164 218 N. MAIN ROYAL OAK SAFETY FOR YOUR SAVINGS Insured up to 310,000.00 Royal Oak Federal Savings d an Loan Association 422 SO. MAIN STREET ROYAL OAK HARLEY BUICK, Inc. Phone: TEmple 1-4807 -..silmlja .- 3752 CASS AVE. DETROIT 1 AT SELDEN MICH. Compliments of . . HOCKING - GILLIES Oakland County's Largest Family Shoe Store FOR MEN FOR WOMEN FREEMAN ENNA JETTICK FOR CHILDREN FASHION BILT - PORTO - PED - GREAT SCOTT - PLAY-POISE - STEP-MASTER 314 S. Main St. Royal Oak Llncoln 1-9811 LAWSON LUMBER G COAL CO. Established 1898 Lumber, Coal and Hardware Builders Supplies - Sash - Doors Interior Finish and Insulation Compliments of . . . HERALD REVIEW 605-7 s. Main Royal Oak LI. 1-6000 'A' 'k ak Clawson Branch 31 E. 14 Mile Rd. Phone 2470 89 Compliments of . . ROYAL MEN'S WEAR Arrow Shirts - McGregor Sportswear Botany 0500 Suits - Mallory Hats Congratulations Seniors! FLOYD FOREN, Inc. YOUR FORD DEALER ir -.1.3lfEH,Lq.l.- PHONE: LI. 2-3474 WOODWARD AT WASHINGTON 322 S. MAIN ST. ROYAL OAK LI. 1-1680 Pick-up and Delivery Alterations and Repairs QUALITY CLEANERS 6' DYERS O Tel. Llncoln 3-1659 107 E. LINCOLN ROYAL OAK Compliments of . . . CURTIS PAINT SHOP Wall Paper - Paints - Linoleums Window Shades Er I., - -'-21gO7:f- Llncoln 1-2386 508 WV. 11 MILE RD COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Slavsky 'gf'5fQ Courtesy of HOME EQUIPMENT co. APPLIANCES - TELEVISION 'k 407 SOUTH MAIN STREET ROYAL OAK, MICHIGAN Phone Llncoln 2- 7 182 POWERS REPAIR SHOP Bicycles, Velocipedes, Carriages Bonded Locksmith Lawn Mowers, Door Checks, Parts 62 Service 1024-1026 SOUTH WASHINGTON ROYAL OAK, MICHIGAN 90 We Have Every Confidence In You The Class of '51 ELECTRICAL STUFF By A TO Z LUBRICATION GENE BRANNOCK'S SUNOCO SERVICE Mechanic On Duty 8 - 6 DON BLACKBURN Er CO. 1133 W. BALTIMORE AVE. DETROIT 2, MICH. 906 N. MAIN ST. Gas - Wrecker Service - Oil COMPLIMENTS OF ED WA R D FURNITURE COMPANY 916 N. MAIN For 23 Years Royal Oalcjs Leading Furniture Store SMITH - CRAMPTON HARDWARE Garden and Lawn Equipment Sherwin-Williams Paints Hardware - Sporting Goods Electrical Appliances FOURTH AND CENTER STS. Compliments of . . . STARR GARDENS ir 1-4303 JO. 4-6464 3122 CROOKS RD. LI 2 3822 9I VAN BEAU Cleaners and Furriers We Specialize In Formals ff 12..- 'wi O ,lv PICK-UP AND DELIVERY Congratulations Seniors! RIVEST COAL Cr COKE ik 2452 N. WOODWARD Ll. 3-9200 ROYAL OAK Compliments of . . . AUTOMATIC PATTERN ROYAL OAK BUICK CO., Inc. Sales Dept. Service Center . -,, E 18840 JOHN R STREET 1314 Woodward opp. Zoo 115 W. 6th at Main DETROIT 3, MICH. LI. 5-2600 LI. 3-8900 SINCEREST BEST WISHES JERRY POORMAN AGENCY, INC. 3100 N. WOODWARD ROYAL OAK, MICHIGAN Compliments of . . . YOUR REXALL DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTIONS 931 N. MAIN LI. 1-2101 YOUR J EWELERS DOBIE 5 MCELROY 315 s. MAIN ST. -. QQI EQM ORANGE BLOSSOM Engagement and Wedding Rings COMPLIMENTS OF . . . HOLLYWOOD TED'S DRIVE INN TRAILER WOODWARD AT WOODWARD AT 13V2 MILE ROAD SQUARE LAKE ROAD Two Good Places to Eat Curb Service and Dining Room Service Every Day of the Year C mpliments of . . . LAN D'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY -IAC-ICS STANDARD SERVICE .., if C1 EL? ,,. O LI. 1-2911 ROYAL OAK, MICHIGAN WOODWARD AT LAFAYETTE COMPLIMEN TS OF NEERIEMER REAL ESTATE ROYAL OAK Llncoln 3-3300 93 EXCELLENT CLEANERS FOR EXCELLENT GROOMING LI. 1-6670 Prompt Pick-up and Delivery BERRIDGE 6' MORRISON Realtors O kl d C unty Sin 1918 C g t Z t d Best Wishes June 1951 Seniors MARY JANE FLOWERS AND GIFTS 621 W. ELEVEN MILE LI. 1-1161 C mplirnents of . . . LI 2 270 FARNER SALES-SERVICE, Inc. PUBLIX STORES FOR MEN Your Packard Dealer N t' llj Branded Mews Wear 818 N. MAIN Ph LI 1 1313 ROYAL OAK J0 4 6560 306 W. 4th St t Royal Oak, Mich. LOANS TO 5500 ROYAL FINANCE COMPANY 223 S. MAIN ROYAL OAK LI 3 5200 C pl'ments of . . . HENGEL RADIO SALES G SERVICE 325 E. FOURTH STREET ROYAL OAK, MICHIGAN Llncoln 2-0333 LMM. L .L M111 COMPLIMENTS OF MARCUS ALL-STEAK HAMBURGERS PHONE: LI. 3-7700 HY-WILDE CAMERA SHOP COMPLETE CAMERA SUPPLIES Lionel Trains - Chris-Crafts - Boats - Motors TELEVISION 1029 WASHINGTON AVE. Icorner Harrisonb Next To Royal Oak Bowling LI. ROLLS BATTERY 6' ELECTRIC SERVICE Distributors AUTO-LITE - DELCO - REMY 511 S. MAIN ST. ROYAL OAK, MICHIGAN 1-2720 HAGELSTEIN'S THE HANGAR BAKERY Royal Oak's Hobby Capital Finest Baked Goods if if af , -. E Egg... HOBBY SUPPLIES - ARCHERY 804 S. WASHINGTON ROYAL OAK 518 E. FOURTH LI. 3-0303 Llncoln 1-0566 COMPLIMENTS OF ROYAL OAK TOOL 81 MACHINE CO. 621 E. FOURTH ST. ROYAL OAK, MICHIGAN 95 7 E , .. 1. 5 2 - -1252 I A E A .1 ,- .A54,. F N I 1' u n E itii 0 . T ,, , 'Wi sam ROYAL OAK: 324 West 4th - Washington Square Bldg. FERNDALE: 221 West 9 Mile Road MT. CLEMENS: 81 North Gratiot Compliments of . . . Mme wELsH i . MAIN FLooRcovERiNas - LY' CHRYSLER P MOU L. DELAMARTER - D. KIMBERLY Sales and Service Fine Carpets - Linoleum - Tile LI. 1-8115 ' 1412 S. MAIN ST. ROYAL OAK ROYAL OAK, MICHIGAN Birmingham, Mich. MI. 4-3903 Here's for a Better Tomorrow Compliments of . . . HARRlSON'S ROYAL OAK THEATRE SHOE STORE 508 S. WASHINGTON AVE. t -. ss! la.- -.1 O ,.- O kl d C t ' L t Shoes and Hose for the Family a an mm ys arges and Most Comfortable Theatre LI. 1-1433 96