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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

9 1954 wills ana Beang of Sound Mand and Body... BOB ADAMS wall my abalaty to drave carefully to Don Bennett who can use a few lessons CLAUDIA ARNOLD wll the fun Ive had an past years wath J C N B C D and P W Incadentally we ought to go together N B GARY BADOUD wall my low maleage track shoes to Fred Thompson MARION BAKER wall my posataon an Boys Choar to any person who thanks she could manage at SHEILA BAKER wall my posataon as Mr Mead s secretary to anyone who doesnt mand goang crazy before leavang hagh school EDWARD BALDWIN wall my safety ska band angs to Wallae Scheer who needs them worse than I AL BAMSEY wall my abalaty to eat oranges and stall get to class on tame to Ron Wansauer and Gary Bodoud who are stall puffang ALICE BARLOW wall my apron and lab an Mass Hornacs room to some poor freshman MARGIE BARNHARDT wall af a certaan soldaer w MYRA BARRETT wall my removable tan Marlene Vedder and Barbara Hewatt af they thank they can hold at up NANCY BEAMER wall my abalaty to stay out of trouble to my buddy Gary Rowland who BEVERLY BELL wall all my undascovered tal ents along wath Janet and Sharley to any lucky freshman who can find them' DENNIS BENSON wall my poor marks my faal ure and my debts to no one JAMES BIDINGER wall my abalaty to do Span Ish to any unlucky Spanash student MIKE BIRTA wall my abalaty to graduate to Ben Lewas Larry Royster and Dack Brancleone CHARLES BOCH wall my Fordomatac transmas saon to anyone who thanks he can make at go HARRY BOLTON wall my seat an Mrs Hoff man s room to any underclassman NANCY BORGLUM wall to Janet Landsberg food so she wont starve she seems to be makang a collectaonl GLEN BRACKENBURY wall to Russ Race my car battery and tares BILL BRADFORD wall my abalaty not to lose everythang an the wrong place to Fred Koenag who ll probably need at at college NADINE BRANNING wall my abalaty to take an L A V survey wath Jan an room 2'I6V2 to any 'I2B garls who happen to daslake Physacs MARGARET BRENNER wall my red halrto any on who has the temper to go wath at BETTY BREWSTER wall my 103 lunch room to Garnett Osgood I hope she has as much fun a I cl CAROLYN BRILL wall the unfortunate pravalege of gettang to stand an front of a perpetual pest lake Terry Owen to any future choar member DAVID BRINDLE wall to anyone who wants at my luck an never havang gotten an eaghth hour at Royal Oak Hagh School JOANNE BRODERDDRP wall my shyness to anyone who wants at JANET BUHMEIER wall my membershap an the F C to any Lnderclas man who thanks they are elagable DAVID BULLOCK wall my abalaty to charm the teachers to any up and comang freshman JAMES BURNS wall my capabalataes to to those wath anabalataes to JANET BURNS wall along wath Bev and Shar Iey my hadden talents to any freshman who can find them ESTHER CADDY wall my abalaty to pass Mrs Toot s government class to Carolyn and T A MARILYN CAIN wall my abalaty to graduate to anyone who can do at an less than 4V2 years DONALD CALDER wall my Young Chaar Rental emblem to Ball Burton for has aacket so he can look lake a fool JACQUE CAMPBELL wall my abalaty to keep slam to Marae W and Gretchen N JOAN CARLINE wall my natural blond haar to Gayle Cronkhate who seems to prefer blond haar to brown Laght and has amateur car surgeons CAP CHASTIAN wall all my broken chemastry equapment and my traps out the wandow to Margaret Rachards so she can keep her figure an shape AUDREY CHEVALIER wall my excatang seat an Soc class to anyone who wall rask at FRANCES COHRON wall my lost Adv Comp book to anyone who can find at MARLENE COLE wall my all gaaned daploma to Carl Vogel DICK COLEMAN wall the cute Iattle blond an my first hour study hall to Gary Patcher GAR COLLICK wall all my As an Govern ment to John Brace hell probably need them HUGH CONNERS wall my ever Iastang hackang to the newest addataon to the golf team Iattle Keath Fox MARGE COOK wall Mr Hursh the uncomfort able stools those leaky faucets and my bat tered chemastry book to anyone who thanks he can pass the course NANCY COUSINO wall my abalaty to push a push door and pull a pull door to Fran who always manages to push a pull door and pull a push door PERCE COX wall an EMPTY candy wagon to all the hungry freshaes CHUCK CREECH wall my curly haar to our poor government teacher Mrs Maller SANDRA DAUNCH wall my 'ob as typast for Mr Spector to anyone who knows a sure way to remove carbon from under the naals 0 0 , I . . . . 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I I LAURENCE DAVIES wull my abuluty to get sec ond gear rubber out of an Englush Austun to anyone who can understand Englush desugn ers and stull stay sane PAT DAVIS wull all my rungs to Shurley Bon ham who has most of them anyway CYNTHIA DEEDS wull that curb out at Dans 'ro Nadune who dudnt know ut was there JOANNE DeGROW wull my seat un Mrs Toots government class to Eullene uf she us brave enough to take ut ANDY DICKSON wull East Borneo to aruyfresh man who can carry ut home DIXIE DOOLEY wull my abuluty to getuntrouble to any underclassman that thunks he can stand up under the straun HUGH DORRIS wull my abuluty to never get stuck to anybody that has a Dodge JANET DOWD wull to Pat Chrustuan and Karen Leary my abuluty to get out of school and all the excuses I thought up for beung tardy WILLIAM DUNCAN wull the good tumes Iv had un school to anyone who hates schools PATRICIA DWYER wull to Karen Jensen my senuor membershup un the M D A PEIE ECKEL wull my Luttle Red Book to the June I955 class presudent LOUISE ELDER wull my abll +7 IU TGII IWISIOVY I0 some D0 CAROLE ELSNER wull my locker whuch pre vuously belonged to my honey to anyone JACKIE ERICKSON wull my attendance record un R O H S to anyone that wan s t SHIRLEY FORREST wull my T953 Chrustmas present from the gurls lunch table to the cheerleaders KEITH FOSTER wull my rotten lunches un the bottom of my locker to Sandy DeLarme THERESA FOURNIER wull my abuluty to make Carol Head laugh to anyone who mught have the good fortune to work down the hall from er JANET FREDERICK wull all our furnuture to oneone that can flt ut un a small room DOUG GALLOP wull my curly haud to Ted Duckunson and uf he doesnt want ut any poor sucker who wull take ut PEGGY GAMBLE wull my borrowed penculs to my brother Harold LYNNE GARDNER wull my personal cubuc foot of water un the swummung pool to Muss Davues ABLENE GIBSON wull aong wuth Eduth Per ruch our abuluty to uuggl goggle to Hubert and hus car MARGIE GILGER wull my place under the sew ung machune un case of an aur raud warnung to anyone who wants ut JIM GLASPIE wull my red 28 Ford to Jum Doug las who druves a new Olds and Ford and doesnt know what ut us to druve a good car HOWARD GLOYD wull my abuluty to go through R O H S wuthout an eughth hour to anyone who can do the same DAVE GONSER wull that lost lost artucle un Nadunes basement that belongs to K J to Pete Eckel and Gary Badoud JOANN GOOD wull my membershup un the Pep Club to anyone who wants to get up un the muddle of tne nught to attend the meet ungs GRETCHEN GOW wull all the freshmen boys to Judy Rowland who Im sure wull apprecu ate theur better pounts ELINOR GRAF wull my seat un study hall to any other sle py person RONALD GROSS wull my brownue pounts to Sally Wonders JUDY GUEST wull to the I3th member of the M O B my autographed pucture of my won derlust father CHRIS GULLBERG wull the Presudency of the SOUM sto ome sweet unnocent freshman gurl who can car y on the tradutuons un hugh school TOM HALLOCK wull my place behund the eught ball to Jock CAROL HAMILTON wull all of my cashmere sweaters to P R because she hates me GENE HAMILTON wull all my prObI0 B In 9eI rung thro gh Englush 6 to any unexpectung freshman DQT HARRINGTON wull my abuluty to please ome of the gurls un gym class to the new un suspectung assustants ELLA MAE HARRY wull my seat un homeroom 324 to any unsuspectung freshman CAROL I-uEuuD w II my posutuon as presudent of The Club to a certaun Barbara Masters and JACKIE HEIDEMAN wull to Dorus Nye my re servea seat at Craugs NORMAN HEINSCH wull one used government book to any unfortunate senuor LARRY HELLERS wull my two cars fcars'?l to Terry Johnston who cant seem to get hus one car runnung SHEILA HEND RSON wull my abuluty to go to formal dances barefoot wuthout anyone knowung to Carol Thompson uf she promuses to keep ut a secret MARGARET HENDRICKS wull my alarm clock to anyone who has trouble wakung up on s hool mornungs JOANN HOLLINGSWORTH wull and bequeath S50 000 each year for the next 20 years to anyone that can find me a mulluonaure who us wullung to pay the bull DON HOLMAN wull my Crosley to some seven foot uunuor CHERYL HUBAR wull J G to the 13th member of the M O B JANET IRISH A1 II all the good tumes Ive had un hugh school to my suster Joan ROBERT IRWIN wull my bed un 309 to any underclassman who needs to catch up on hus sleep BARBARA KAY JACOBS wull all of my fond memorues of my teachers and classmates at Royal Oak Hugh School to future generatuons of them for all that I have I owe to my teachers and I wush to thank them suncerely BETTY JENSEN wull my amazung abuluty for Iosung thungs to th remaunung 13th of the M O B I . .. - Il , I . . . . . . , . 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' Il ' ll e ' ' KAREN JOHNSON wall to Dave that lost artacle whach as somewhere an Nadane s basement LESTER JOHNSON wall candy to the candy wagon so that the poor freshaes wont go hungry because of Perce Cox RANDY JOHNSON wall my love for sports and the companaonshap and character bualdang that goes wath them to my brother Ken BOB JOHNSTON wall my abalaty to go through four years of hard sleepang and stall graduate on schedule JOYCE JORDEN wall my abalaty to understand some teachers thoughts towards homework MARY KEMMIS wall all of my used work per mats to anyone that wants to get out of school at 'I 20 TERENCE KERN wall nothang to nobody be cause Im a nobody wath nothang CHARLOTTE KERNEN wall a bag thank you to Joan Metzger for puttang up wath thas crazy od up kad JOE KEYE5 will my fraendshap wath Screwy Lewy Dewy to Robbae wt Q as Curlous ELAINE KHOUBESSER wall my ab I fy 10 Wme poetry to anyone an A Cappella who ghf be able to use at EDDIE KISER wall my relaable old Buack to any one that owns a Ford FRED KOENIG wall my haar to Jam Douglas Better Brush Company RICHARD KOZLOWICZ wall that certaan lost thang an Nadane Brannang s basement to Lance Kulkas MARLENE KRAUSE wall my cold calculatang bear huntang experaence to Barb Baltzy to comply wath her excellent traanang actavataes JIM KROG wall my abalaty to be late once a week and get away wath at to someone not quate so lucky BEVERLY KROGMAN wall all the aad gaven to me an gettang pushed through geometry LANCE KULKIS wall my great abalaty to always get a 3 an homeroom to some poor unsuspect ang freshman who gets Mr Cook for a home room teacher next semester JOE LaFOUNTAlN wall to my good fraend Jocko my cheerful way of sayang good mornang to everyone JAN LANDSBERG wall back all borrowed food Ive ever eaten What a banquetI SHIRLEY LAPERE wall all my so called exper aences wath Rocky and Don Laddae to Janace and may the best male wan FRANCES LaFAlVRE wall the abalaty to lose the guy I lake most to Pat Hankle although I dont thank she needs at now MARIANNE LENNING wall my place an the Best Homeroom CA FJ an the school to any fresh man lucky enough to get Mr Feaghner for homeroom teacher VALERIE LEVERTON wall my lattle Carl to all the lucky garls an ROHS but I ll never leave my bag Carl BEN LEWIS wall my torn VNeck sweater to Mr Mead complaments of George BILL LIEBER wall my Nash to John Stape who wall get more use out of at than I wall MARIE LITTLE wall ROHS to my younger broth ers and sasters the last to graduate an I969 good luck young uns' JOAN LOCKHART wall my abalaty to flunk has tory to any up and comang freshman who wants at JOHN LOFGREN wall my slaghtly bent golf clubs o Joe Leach whose clubs arent an much better condataon CONNIE LOOCK wall my good fortune to find a wond rful bunch of kads to run around wath to any new comers at ROHS CAROLYN LUCAS wall whatever severeness serenaty solemnaty restraan sedateness and tranqualaty I have to Ro'nelda Waldon t see how she gets rad of at GEORGE R LYON wall Dont call me coach call me George to any underclassman named George AL MacKELLAR wall Frank Fanneys old trom bone back to ham af the aunkman doesnt come first JOYCE MALIN wall THAT lost artacle whach as rnewhere an Nadanes basement to THE BOYS W' I hope omeday wall succeed an flndang IT CAROL MALMGREN wall my abalaty to get ao s hool after those long week ends to Pat S BARBARA MASTERS wall my abalaty to go huntang and get nothang but Porky Panes to anyone who wants some qualls SHIRLEY McCLAlN wall my place on Joe s bus to my saster JAY MCCORMICK wall my abalaty to stay awake on the senaor trap to any deservang aunaor JOHN McCOY wall my garl fraends to the fresh men boys LARRY MCCULLOUGH wall my abalaty to get away wath thangs an football practaces to Frank Fanney MARILYN MCDONALD wall my abalaty to get along wath Johnny to Peggy BEVERLY MENTZER wall my abalaty to try to convance my mother that I can stall get up an the mornang no matter what tame I go to bed DOLORES MERAW wall to Carol Woodard my anterest an the luke box at Craags ALVINA MIELKE wall to Sharley Bonham the Cadallac we had so much fun an SHARON MILLER wall my abalaty to skap and not get caught to Jean NutterI and my extra credats to Jam Whyard who needs them SANDY MILLS wall my knowledge of what M O B really means to all those who are an doubt JAMES MOBLEY wall my bashful tongue to the most unbashful tongue an the school DAVID MORRISON wall all my traffac tackets to Gary Badoud who never gets any GLENN MUNRO wall the patrons of my mobale lunchroom to some other unsuspectang car owner ' ' I - 11 11 - I I I I . . . . , . . . 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' 1 v 1 , I la -1 . . . , FRANCHOT STEIN wall my wat to Mrs Maller an case she ever runs low SANDRA STEPHENS wall an acad stamed sweat er to any unfortunate aunaor who takes chemastry PAT STEVENS wall af the M O B wall BOB STICKEL wall my blunt pencal to my saster Nancy JOHN STIPE wall my abalaty to always forget to return my excuse slap to Stan Travanska ELEANOR STOCK wall my beang secretary of the Boys Swam Team to someone who wont gave poor Mr Solow a bag headache MAX Sl RAUSS wall my bag brown nose to Jam Lavette JOANNE STURNER wall one dollar to Roberta McAllaster so shell have some money after I leave GIB STUVE wall my abalaty to stay away from garls to Ron DuBoas SALLIE SWARTHOUT wall to a certaan I2B boy the raght to look after the I3th and last re maanang member of the M O B BARB TAMBERINO wall my membershap an the F C to any underclassman who thank they can survave RACHEL TATA wall all my run hose to the chaars an the study halls BOB TAYLOR wall Doug Delorme a 49 Mercury transmassaon so the next tame he drops one he wall have one on hand who may never graduate HELEN TAYLOR wall the abalaty to keep from goang steady durang my four years an hagh school to any of the underclass garls who want to really have a aolly tame' JOAN TAYLOR wall all the good tames Im go ang to have wath the B U M S to Marae PAT TAYLOR wall homeroom 309 to any un suspectang freshman PAT TENNIS wall my lock to some energetac freshman who has more strength than I RAY TERRY wall all my extra credats to some up and comang student who has Mrs Maller for Government LUCY TETZLAFF wall my German accent to anyone who wants at though I do not want to forget the language my parents taught me MARGARET THOMAS wall unto Marlon Schoen see my wade awake look on Monday morn angs DICK THOMAS wall all of my varsaty strnpes to Pete Eckel who sure can use them TED THOMPSON wall anythang on my car to anyone wath a wrench and who wants some thang JERRY THORPE wall my credats to Carl Vogel who seems to need them RICHARD TILTON wall my Barras Custom Chev rolet to Russell Wann an remembrance of me Chave mercyj ELIZABETH TYRRELL wall all my precaous baby sattang 'obs to my saster Joyce MILTON TYRRELL wall my track shoes to any one on the track team who can do better wath them than I dad That asnt hard DIANE USAB wall my seat an the bestest home room CA F I to some lucky freshman JOAN VAI wall my abalaty to pass Government to Barbara Stanabock who wall probably need at JOYCE VAN ECK wall my seat an front of Mr pectors desk to some poor unsuspectang up and comang bookkeepang student SANDRA WARD wall my eFforts an shorthand to any poor oul strugglang to pass T20 words test thear last semester PATT WATZ wall my power to raase one eye brow anvatangly to any garl who wall use at conservatavely JACK WENDLAND wall all my 44 foul s to my basketball team CYNTHIA WENDT wall fwath permassaon of the other twoj our spot at Dans to aynone foolash enough to sat there untal 2 a m on Fraday naghts HUB WHITE wall my blankety blankety blank to Brother Ball BOB WHITE wall my locker to anyone who doesnt need at CLIFFORD WHITFIELD wall my elagabllaty to par tacapate an sports to Jack Drawbaugh who really needs at LEONARD WILCOX wall my whaskers to Ken SANDRA WILLETT wall my abalaty to get anto trouble to anyone who wants at RONALD WILLIAMS wall my abalaty to get a marks to some freshman wath great hope that he can conquer at PHIL WILLMAN wall my saddle shoes to Mar garet Northrop who seems to lake them bet ter than I do TED WINGERT wall my unused prant shop book to Mr Cook so that he can gave at to some lucky ambataous student next semester RUSSELL WINN wall my soc book to any lucky underclassmen CHa Hal RON WINSAUER wall to my brother Ken Wan sauer all my raghts on the track and cross country teams bless you boy bless you TOM WISE wall my abalaty to finally pass Ameracan hastory to Jam O Braen who needs at RUSS WOLFE wall all of my unused books and the great pleasure to be an A Cappella Choar to Pat Bowles JACK WOODARD wall all my retaalang papers to Davad Paper ROBERT WOUDSTRA wall the garls who sat an my car at lunch tame to any one who leaves has car unlocked DICK YERIAN wall my love for Chemastry and Physacs to any other poor atom fiend DICK ZICKEL wall my abalaty an golf to Claudaa Arnold who has a tough tame hattang the ball PAT ZUHLKE wall to the gals an Choar all my aokes so that my memory wall langer on and on forever and ever Amen I . . 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In Ten Years ROBERT ADAMS expect to be marraed to a mallaonaare and Iavang an Florada CLAUDIA ARNOLD expect to be stall tryang to convance Dack Zackel that he s not always raght GARY BADOUD expect to be stall tryang to find that whach was walled to me somewhere an Nadane s basement MARION BAKER expect to be happaly marraed and completely settled down wath more than a husband around the house CHEILA BAKER expect to be ca partner wath Joyce Brandenstean an a dasc lockey show known as The Butch and Brandy Show EDWARD BALDWIN expect to be stall wonder ang who the heck Haary Youslob as AL BAMSEY expect to become the co edator of a new cornac strap I went Pogo ALICE BARLOW expect to be rockang a cradle MARGIE BARNHART expect to be raasang five Iattle cavataes for a certaan dentast MYRA BARRETT expect to stall be convancang Lee that he s the one and only' NANCY BEAMER expect to be stall D A ang wath Krog nan Spaller and Sawyer BEVERLY BELL expect to be stall takang every thang Janet and Sharley say Iaterallyl DENNIS BENSON expect to be a nothang P 9 needed vacataon fro'n my thravang busaness MIKE BIRTA expect to be an owner of a cer taan beverage company an Detroat CHARLES BOCH expect to be anstallang Caddae enganes an Fords as a hobby HARRY BOLTON expect to be an the Servac fBoy Scoutsl NANCY BORGLUM expect to be back an gay Paras thas tame wath a famaly of my own G' EN BRACKENBURY expect to be makang the last payment on my new Cadallac EI Dorado BRUCE BORRIE expect to be goang on my tenth year of resadence an Southern Calafornaa BILL BRADFORD expect to be walkang along the French Ravaera wath Nellae Stock and ee Fred Koenag and Sherry Rachards comang the other way at whach tame Fred and I wall have a glass of malk and some cookaes and talk about old tames NADINE BRANNING expect to stall be tryang to figure out whats so funny about Haary Youslob MARGARET BRENNER expect to be a famous beautacaan BETTY BREWSTER expect to be happaly mar raed CAROLYN BRILL expect to be stall tryang to tell Paul how to change daapers' DAVID BRINDLE expect to be holdang down so'ne kand of whate collar gob and be com mutang to my suburban home an my foreagn sports car I JOANNE BRODERDORP expect to have more than a fence runnang around the house JANET BUHMEIER expect to stall be sayang to Barb Well maybe next year DAVID BULLOCK expect to have retared from the Chanese Aar Force on 80 yen and I race ball a month JANET BURNS expect to be the wafe of an Aar Force offacer and raasang Iattle Aar Force Cadets JAMES BURNS expect to stall be wanderang around lake a stranger an paradase Iookang for some one to take my hand ESTHER CADDY expect to stall be tryang to con vance the kads from the R O Massaonary Church that I m not crazy MARILYN CAIN expect to be Mrs J H L and Io ang my membershap an the Soum s fast DON CALDER expect to be stall pushang one of Glaspae s heaps tryang to get at started JACQUELINE CAMPBELL expect to be the wafe of one and the mother of three Iattle roofers JOAN CARLINE expect to stall be talkang about our Calafornaa trap and to stall be a member of the Soums wath proof EUGENE CARLISLE expect to be as rach as Ford and stall sangle CAP CHASTAIN expect to be forcang my wafe to learn how to cook because I am slowly go naght AUDREY CHEVALIER expect to be? FRANCES COHRON expect to be runnang my own lonely hearts club wath all former class mates admatted free of charge MARLENE COLE expect to stall be convancang Neal that snow wont hurt the convertable DICK COLEMAN expect to be a rach bachelor wath tharteen garl fraends and maybe a dog too GAR COLLICK expect to stall be dreamang about a hot 51 Chevvy Bel Aare HUGH CONNERS expect to be a school teach er and coachang golf and stall be coachang Bob Grundeman MARGE COOK expect to be happaly marraed to that certaan someone and hot roddang around an a T964 Lancoln Capra wath our two kads NANCY COUSINO expect to be washing I were ten years younger PERCE COX expect to be an electracal enganeer fdravang a Iocomotavel CHUCK CREECH expect to have proved to George Lyons that a Ford as better than a Chevrolet SANDRA DAUNCH expect to be dravang around an my Chanese red Cadallac Converta ble wath the black velvet upholstery LAURENCE DAVIES expect to be runnang a prantang press wath an Atomac motor PAT DAVIS expect to stall be a member wath proof of the Soums and stall talkang about our Calafornaa trap 0 o ' I, , ' I, , ' ' . . . . . . . ,, ,, II I F l Il I l . . . , . . . 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I I I CYNTHIA DEEDS expect to be stIII tryIng to figure out whats so funny about HaIry You s ob JOANNE DEGROW expect to be stIlI tryIng to convInce BIII Duncan that a certaIn gIrI IS okay' ANDY DICKSON expect to be SITTIHQ serenely In the sun of a South Sea shoal seIIIng sea shells to the shIps as they saII by DIXIE DOOLEY expect to stIlI be treasurer of the foum s and telIIng Janet she cant have her membershIp back HUGH DORRIS expect to be takIng a trIp wIth HaIry Youslob and Pat JANET DOWD expect to be stIII tryIng to get a nIght out wIth the gIrIs and when I do III stIll be tryIng to help Karen handle The Tank WILLIAM L DUNCAN expect to be a co owner of the Duncan MUSIC Shop In one of Royal Oak suburbs PATRICIA DWYER expect to be marrIed to a rancher and have five kIds PETE ECKEL expect to be the manager of an elegant hotel In MIamI FIorIda and be about S5 OOO OOO In debt because of my DICE frlends LOUISE ELDER expect to be takIng care of DIck an CAROLE ELSNER expect to be happIly marrIed to my southern fella and tryIng to teach our chIIdren how to Slng Thats What I LIIke About the South In that beautIfuI southern drawl JACKIE ERICKSON expect to find that rIch uncle SHIRLEY FORREST expect to be Mrs Lnberace and teIlIng faIry tales to my IIttIe HaIry Youslobs KEITH FOSTER expect to be drIvIng my cus tomIzed fullhouse and stIII chasIng HarrIet THERESA FOURNIER expect ShIrIey RIfe and myself stIIl tryIng to decIde what we re goIng to do after we fimsh hIgh school JANET FREDERICK expect to be stIII trylng to get my membershIp back to the Soum s DOUG GALLOP expect to teach DrawIng or MUSIC PEGGY GAMBLE expect to be a prIvate secre tary to some Important man In Sunny CaII forma LYNN GARDNER expect to be raIsIng IIttIe marshmallows In World Manor on the bluff overIookIng Lake Huron ARLENE GIBSON expect to be stIII tryIng to figure out whats so funny about HaIry Youslob MAPGIE GILGER expect to be stIII tryIng to fig ure out how to pantomIme Catalina Magda IIna HogenstIner HogenIIner Hogen Bogen Logen Was Her Name In a game of Char ades JIM GLASPIE expect to be IeadIng a counter attack on Tom Sawyers rebel gang of the north woods HOWARD GLOYD expect to have a mIIIIon dollars and own my own daIry farm In In dIana or MIchIgan DAVE GONSER expect to be tryIng to convInce a certaIn someone that an undertakers IIfe Isnt bad at all JOANN GOOD expect to be an assIstant to Doctor Iamale a MexIcan heart burn spec IUIISI GREICHEN GJW expect to stIlI be tryIng to convInce the r C that someday III have a CadIlla convertIbIe ELINOR GRAI- expect that people wIlI finally take me tor a senIor RONALD GROSS expect to be stIII runnIng a Counseling DSYVICG for Pat Z and Joann H JUDY GUEST expect to be stIII teachIng T T and M R new verses to Look look look three ducks are In a brook CHRIS GULLBERG expect to be stIII tryIng to convInce Val and Sharon that IIS more Im portant for MarIIyn and me to go to FlorIda than go chasIng up to M S C LINDA I-IALL expect to be SGIIIDQ on the Pen gum Wllh a certain someone to far away places TOM HALLOCK expect to be stIII IendIng Jack Coffee money CAROL HAMILTON expect to be marrIed to RonnIe and raIsIng a football team GENE HAMILTON expect to be heIpIng Bob WhIte to keep hIs Green Bomb runnIng DOT HARRINGTON expect to have Mary stIII trymg to teach me how to bowl ELLA MAE HARRY expect to have more run nIng around the house than a fence CAROL HEAD expect to have acquIred an Mrs degree at MSC JACKIE HEIDEMAN expect to be baby sIttIng for Carol and EddIeS ten kIdS whIIe they go to see Cheaper By The Dozen NORMAN HEINSCH expect to be presIdent of a bIg department store In New York LARRY HELLERS expect o be up In Alaska try Ing to convInce the EskImos to move down to FIorIda where It IS a IIttle warmer SHEILA HENDERSON expect to be stIII tryIng to convInce the gIrIs that I am qualified to be a memoer of the Soums MARGARET HENDRICKS expect to be marrIed to a fi herman and raIsIng my own IIttIe trout JOANN HOILINGSWORTH expect to be Chlef baby sItter for Mel and Bev s IIttIe papooselsl whIIe I keep workIng to get a Mrs In front of my name DON HOLMAN expect to be through school for good CHERYL HUBAR expect to be stIlI tryIng to ex pIaIn to people why a kIt Isnt a set I JANET IRISH expect to be stIlI tryIng to con VIDCS Tom that I can drIve I . . 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I, , 11 - - l I1 I D I ' ' ' ll ' Il ' I ll ll I -I . 1 I V I . - ROBERT IRWIN expect to be waatang for Tom K to graduate from R O H S BARBARA KAY JACOB expect to be graduated from college and perhaps be an the noble and fine professaon of teachang BETTY JENSEN expect to be stall tryang to con vance a certaan black haared and brown eyed mobster who should be the man of her a e KAREN JOHNSON expect to have my M R S from Wayne vaa M S C LESTER JOHNSON expect to be returnang from my long vasat wath Uncle Sam RANDY JOHNSON expect to be eather a Doc tor teacher or televasaon announcer and be usang my spare moments to teach some kooks fmaybe kookIaosses'PI how to play baseball for dolls'-'J BOB JOHNSTON expect to be the mallaonaare owner of a gamblang casano an Las Vegas wath Fearless as my top dealer JOYCE JORDEN expect to be testang the pata ence I hope to have wath chaldren MARY KEMMIS expect to be stall tryang t teach Dot how to bowl TERENCE KERN expect to be a 30 year man wath 20 years to go CHARLOTTE KERNEN expect to be rach famous and have the longest haar an the country JOE KEYES expect to be stall hadang wath Dead eye Bob from the Utaca game warden ELAINE KHOUBESSER expect to be 9799? EDDIE KISER expect to be a woman lovang FRED KOENIG expect to be stall tryang to con vance Ball Bradford that sanglng love songs to Nellae Stock wall do ham no good RICHARD KOZLOWICZ expect to be stall try ang to flgure out Machael Reynolds MARLENE KRAUSE expect to be soundly raas ang our four lattle Otto s JIM KROG expect to be stall baalang Tom John Denny and Don out of aaal for rum runnang BEVERLY KROGMAN expect to be stlll D A ang wath Beamer Sawyer and Spaller LANCE KULKIS expect to be even Iovelaer JOE LaFOUNTAIN expect to be older an looks but not an mand JAN LANDSBERG expect to be stall supplyang Nadane wath lemons so that she can look more lake her twan SHIRLEY LAPERE expect to stall be Iaughang over the tame Landa and I let the aar out of 2 of Bruce Lowerys tares FRANCES LeFAIVRE expect to be on that long planned trap to Florada wath my mallaons of dogs VALERIE LEVERTON expect to be stall tryang to convance Chras and Maralyn that at as more am portant for Sharon and me to go to M S C than to Florada for a vacataon BEN LEWIS expect to be stall looting and drav ang my 'I964 pank Cadallac convertable over to Ann s BILL LIEBER expect to stall be borrowang pen naes to park my car MARIE LITTLE expect to be an the Feed Store busaness an order to feed my dozen lattle Robans JOAN LOCKHART expect to be through ex pectang JOHN LOFGREN expect to be tryang to get out at least one naght wath the boys CONNIE LOOCK expect to be doang what God walls for my lafe CAROLYN LUCAS expect God wallang to be teachang art or Englash an the daytame and keepang Carl happy at naght GEORGE R LYON expect to stall be tryang to convance Chuck Creech that a Chev as better than a Ford AL MacKELLAR expect to be studyang the mer ats of Make Reynolds latest theory on the quantatatave structure of nuclear physacs JOYCE MALIN expect to be stall rememberang my most embarrassang moment at Fordson wath Ken Gest' CAROL MALMGREN expect to be stall tryang to convance my Hot Rod that theres a speed amat BARB MASTERS expect to expect what every one else cloes SHIRLEY McCLAIN expect to be takang care of Chuaraene and Gregs kads and mane too JAY MCCORMICK expect to be anventor own er manager of the one and only drave an theater where a movae never plays IYou LARRY McCULLOUGH expect to be Davad s co pa Oa an has F 86 Saber Jet MARILYN McDONALD expect to be a faathful member of the Soums and stall attendang thear annual meetangs BEVERLY MENTZER expect to be runnang a nursery school for all of Jo Hollangsworths and Gordon Sparks lattle darlangs and stall plannang on my trap to Massassappa DOLORES MERAW expect to be stall wonderang how I graduated from ROHS wathout any trouble JOHN McCOY expect to be a bagamast ALVINA MIELKE expect to be dravang five of the expected sax around an my baby blue Cadallac convertable SHARON MILLER expect to be stall tryang to convance Maralyn and Chrast that at as more amportant for Val and me to go to M S C to see a certaan two than to Florada for a va cataon SANDY MILLS expect to anherat mallaons wath whach I can travel all over the world JAMES MOBLEY expect to be stall an Machagan runnang a resort for deer hunters who cant hunt DAVE MORRISON expect to be presadent of my pravate golf club and have Hugh Conners as head caddy master I . . 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I . - I, I . 1 GLENN MUN RO expect to still be chauffeur for the Ferrl s Afterschool Society for one mem ber in particular SHARON NORTON expect to be baby sitting for Margaret and Leos Dozen NORM OTT expect to be still trying to figure out Mike Reynold s own theory on physics TERRY OWEN expect to be 27 years old and a confirmed play boy SUE PAIGE expect to be DIANNE PARADIS expect to be an old maid living with Janet and Topsy ln our New York penthouse DICK PATTON expect to know Judy Ratner so so o JOANNE PECK expect to still be a member of the M D A SANDRA PEPPER expect to be ID Africa doing research on the life of the Parantheopus EDITH PERRICH expect to be still trying to fig ure out whats so funny about Hairy You s ob JACKIE PESAVENTO expect to be llvlng for the weekends with the F C JIM PHILLIPS expect to be somewhere doing something of which I am not sure DON POWERS expect to have a new Powers modeling agency with Marlene as top model KATHLEEN RADTKE expect to be with the gang of the M D A JOYCE REHNER expect to be still trying to con vmce Rachel that she should go to business college NORMA REIN expect to be living with Jim in New Orleans on our yacht still trying to beat him In plnochle and also still trying to find out who honey lamb lslll MURRAY RENFREW expect to be counter at tacklng all boys who love Judy ANN REYNOLDS expect to still be In Callfor nla with Jo Pat and Joan and still be a member In good standing of the Soums MICHAEL REYNOLDS expect while mining green cheese on the moon to strike a deposit of llmburger SYLVIA REYNOLDS expect to still be deciding what I am going to be RUSSELL RICE expect to be an honorary soldier of the Foreign Legion awaiting my first pro motion SHIRLEY RIFE expect to be still trying to figure what s so funny about Hairy Youslob BOB RILEY expect to still be looking for that lost article In Nadlnes basement TOM RINKE expect to be 28 years old happn ly married and raising llttle Rods RICHARD N RITTER expect to still be working at Nelsner Brothers Inc RICK RIVARD expect to be baby sitting for Glb and his wlfe ' PATTY ROCHELEAU expect to put the Otlsmo bile Cand OTISJ on display at the Smithsonian Institute under the division of Relics from the Ancient Past and charge 25c a peek to all but Amos Dorrls and his poor dummy JIM RODGERS expect to be IH Africa manag Ing a home for frustrated slave runners DON ROWE expect to be driving an MG in the Pan American road race SUE ROWLAND expect to be still spending my time In the H A room wanting JUDY ROXEY expect to be still trying to con vmce a certain someone that I dont need a psychoanalyst LARRY ROYSTER expect to be living in Calufor ma and owning my own gas station PHYLLIS RUSSELL expect to be traveling In my cracker box Willys with Chardy CHARLOTTE SADLIER expect to be traveling around the United States with Phil In her lit tle Cracker Box Willys CONNIE SALMON expect to be persuading my husband that a few pounds of candy wont put on much weight DONALD SAWYER expect to be treating dogs for people who dont feed them enough vlt amlns a Dr of Veterinary Medicine NEVA SAWYER expect to be a D A mg with Krogman Beamer and Splller and also try mg to find out what is so funny about Hairy Youslob ROGER SCHROEDER expect to be relaxing on my 120 foot yacht on the Pacific Ocean CONNIE SCOTT expect to be doing something I dont expect to be doing GEORGE SCOTT expect to be elephant hunting in the Belgian Congo with a pea shooter Barr s graduation MARILYN SMITH expect to be stlll telling Shar on and Val that It s more Important for Chris and me to go to Florida than chasing up to M S C NANCY SNIDER expect to be a wife and moth er but still wondering who Hairy Youslob IS and why he s so funny ETHEL SNYDER expect to still be attending the meetings of the Soums as an honorary mem ber and Mrs J J M GARN SPARKS expect to be selling chopped and channeled baby buggles to my class mates JAN SPILLER expect to be running the Splller and Stock Bachelor House In Alaska fFree transportation J GLORIA SPRAGUE expect to be married to the most wonderful man in the world and have nine little Finn s running around the house SHIRLEY SPRINGER expect to be still trying to graduate from Florida Chrtstlan a lunlor college JACK STAPLETON expect to be flying space ships from Earth to Mars for the Space Cadet FRANCHOT STEIN expect to be getting ready for my first date with rufftf grr Judy SANDRA STEPHENS expect to be working for a super sonic aircraft company 1 I ll 1 I . ' ., . - I ' ' n I I I I, I . . . 1 ' I , 1 11 11 . . I, , ' ' I . . . . I I I . . , . I, I . . - , . . , 1 - I . . . . , 1 1 I . . . I, B I . . - 11 11 - - I I ' I - , s . ' . ' . . . . I ' II Il ' , 1 I 11 - - I' ' I I I ff . . . ' I s s I . . . ' If , . .' ' I I I 1 1 I 1 . , I I, Q , . I ' I 1 I, , ' ' a c I I . ' I I T ll 1 I ' I I I I I I, CLARENCE SEYBERT, expect to be going to Don 1 ' ' . . . . . l, ' , ' ' - . , . . 11 11 - I . . . . I II I ' - I 1 a a n I I . I I I I . . . II I - - I - I . . . I, I , I ' s I ' I, I ' ' 1 I 11 ' 11 ' . . I, , , . . . . , . . . . , . . I . . . ,, ,,' II I ' ' I I . . I ' . I . . . II I ' - . . ann . I 1 . ' ' I, 1 . . . . ,, . , . ,, . I I I 11 11 ' - - - - PAT STEVENS expect to be stall trymg to con vmce Chxng Lee that anybody who says wonderlust IS out to lunch BOB STICKEL expect to be some rundown foot soldier JOHN STINE expect to be stlll klcklng myself for llggllng when I should have loggled ELEANOR STOCK expect to be runmng the Stock and Splller Bachelor Home In Alaska IFree transportation J MAX STRAUSS expect to have sold my free dom to some woman and to be a slave for lute suffering the hardships of marriage JOANNE STURNER expect to be baby slttlng for Joanne May s IO Ilttle monsters GIB STUVE expect to be married have 'I5 chnl dren and asking myself the questlon Who goofed? SALLY SWARTHOUT expect to be teaching my Ilttle ones lust what It takes to be Jr M O B sters BARB TAMBERINO expect to stall be saymg to Jan Well maybe next year RACHEL TATA expect to be telling Joyce that 27 IS too old to be going to Business College BOB TAYLOR expect Duck Tllton to stlll be cus tomlzmg hls Chev EDDIE TAYLOR expect to be a mllllonalre planting lumplng beans In the Belgian Congo HELEN TAYLOR expect to be decoratmg ALL the manslons owned by the Soums and Foufs JOAN TAYLOR expect to be doing what comes naturally PAT TAYLOR expect to be married to the most wonderful guy In the world PAT TENNIS expect to take that trlp wath Hugh and Harry RAY TERRY expect to be a prosperous bus: nessman an the fToor covering business In our fanr communnty of Royal Oak LUCY TETZLAFF expect to be marrned to the most wonderful fellow and vnslt my parents and slsters In Germany whom I havent seen for 2V2 years MARGARET THOMAS expect to be married and Ilvlng In a Iuttle whlte house with a Ilttle plcket fence around It DICK THOMBS expect to be stall telling people that Its pronounced Toms TED THOMPSON expect to have my next date wlth bug bad Judy JERRY THORPE expect to attend Carl Vogels graduation RICHARD TILTON expect to be down In Arn zona where men are men and women are women ELIZABETH TYRRELL expect to be running a nursery school full of howlmg Ilttle kooks and kooklasses of which most of them wlll be my own MILTON TYRRELL expect to be serving the Lord to the best of my ablllty DIANE USAB expect to be stlll keeping the secret about whats so funny about Halry Yousloo JOAN VAI expect to vlslt my grandparents In Europe JOYCE VAN ECK expect to have an old malds house across from Stock s and Splller s Bache lor Home with a passage In between SANDRA WARD expect to be eating beans and radlng burros In Mexico PATT WATZ expect to be stlll trymg to find out what s so funny about Harry Youslob JACK WENDLAND expect to be a Jlm Jam Dandy man' CYNTHIA WENDT expect to be stlll trymg to convnnce everyone that the Navy IS really a nnce place to be BOB WHITE expect to have seen the school burned down twlce and built up once HUB WHITE expect to be through with school for good CLIFFORD WHITFIELD expect to be buying my second new car a 64 Cadillac LEONARD WILCOX expect to be In debt SANDRA WILLETT expect to be Mrs RONALD WILLIAMS expect to be ralsung my own football team so Jean and I can retxre on the proceeds of their games PHIL WILLMAN expect to have my 48 Ply mouth paid for so I can buy a 49 TED WINGERT expect to have made my mul Ilan dollars and be retired In Florlda RUSSELL WINN expect to be Ioafing In Florida sunshme RON WINSAUER expect to be a mad sclenhst golng mto space contrary to the belief that my head IS full of space TOM WISE expect to be chasing flies off the tables of my Hamburg lomt In Havana RUSS WOLFE expect to be In Alaska as a reg xstered guide and bush pllot JACK WOODARD expect to have a new car ROBERT WOODSTRA expect to own my own garage for automobiles DICK YERIAN expect to be T0 years older 20 years the wiser and about 30 pounds lighter DICK ZICKEL expect to be In a clothing bus: ness wnth my bug brother Jlm PAT ZUHLKE expect to be stlll talkmg over my problems wlth the Gross Council Agency I . . - I, I . - 11 - 11 - - 11 11 - ll 11 - - 1 , . 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I -A xv.: . ffl 5 l 5-mlm if 04, 5 ,jg QF? , ... Mx: ,A :gf -ggi Q f ' . '14, Q M V 21531 3. fe w J I , , ,Y 5- ,T 31 Ahh ' I k 5, ,l:552Q15'A:,.z,1,4V f, fvfsfiiw-5iWyM Q ,V , M- . , , ' w ylififw -'i 4 M M Nik-5' f::g- f, -- M ' Ki' ,L 04? ,. WA. ff' 1' ff ' ' ',:-f'J p,, Si M, - 1, . g,Hq'f+'w f. x - - 1 - 1 9,0 , n Dedication Because of your fine servnce and wllllngness to help others we the graduating class of June l954 dedicate our Oak to you Mrs Carol Young ways helped us wlth our varuous problems Those of us who were lucky enough to have you for homeroom remember nt as a hectic but happy affair You have also done a won derful job as advnsor of the Student Senate We enjoyed our Englxsh 3 class vslth you and even Sllas Marner Your cheerful manner IH Senior Comp has brughtened the days of estung by your willingness to learn from us too even the bunny hop We as a class are proud to honor you In thus way as recognltlon of all you have done for us O O ' . . I . l , , Tl'lf0UQl OUT 5Cl 0Ol YSOVS YOU h0VG Ol' many a senior. Comp. class was made inter- . . . . I I . . 2 B FEIGHNER AUD FRONT MRS C REDMOND Homeroom Teachers MR D McDONALD MISS E SCHULTE H R 309 H R 217 wr MISS M GIBSON MR D COOK HR AUD BAL MRS C YOUNG Miss B CAMPBELL Mus A Rowg H 3 8 HR 324 MISS KGOHLA HR O9 MR. . - - H.R. . . . - - X I fy. 'Hjy 217 H.R. 213 52 , ' ,. Q s H.R: 115 - - I .IL 1 ', f MISS MARY SMITH MR DUNCAN McDONALD 51:4 Au Revoir Farewell to Miss Mary Smith and to Mr Duncan McDonald who are retiring Miss Smith after Z3 years of service and Mr McDonald who has been at Royal Oak High School Zl years will begin a life of leisure at the end of June l Led Three Lives makes a perfect title for our senior advisor lab placement manager and salesman Duncan S McDonald These three ,obs keep him busy all year e cluding two weks in August which he spends on his eighty acre farm near Bad Axe Michigan Mr McDonald began teaching at Royal Oak in l93-l and in his first semester here taught bookkeeping Since then he has instructed business principles commercial law and typing Next winter he and his wife plan to travel to Mexico but he intends to return and settle down in his home in Berkley Miss Mary Smith canoe to Royal Oak High School in Jan uory of l93O to teach mathematics and English She was surprised when a few years later she was asked to go into counseling She did t but somewhat hesitantly for she wasnt sure she would like it However she has enioyed it very much and we have certainly appreicated her help during our four years Part of Miss Smiths summers and week ends are spent decorating her cottage on Deer Lake. Also she has travelled through the West and into Mexico. This year she would like to make a trip to Hawaii. JAMES C COVERT ALBERT C wlE5E 5UPermtendent Assistant Prlnclpal Brakes Ml'-F5 W MARKS NQRMA G CAMPBELL P C'PC Assustant Pnnclpal Royal Oaks offuce staff Includes VlVIOI'1 Molnar Mrs Bangham Mlss Wler Mrs Tubbs Mrs Rosch Mrs Branchard and Mrs Rousseau 5 heerlo Our sensor year brought us a very lnteresttng trtend Mr Samuel Rhead an exchange teacher from England entered Royal Oak Hugh School to learn a llttle about Arnerlcans and thetr education and to teach us a lot about Amerncan and World History The mann dutference Mr Rhead nottced about hts classes was wtthout a doubt the gurls You see Mr Rhead taught at Truro a boys school IU Cornwall England On the whole he belleves there s not as much dtfterence between students In both Mr Rhead told us about England and we dnscussed hus country and ours We found that the Enaltsh schools are qulte dlfterent than Arn rtcan schools Mr Rhead qutckly took unterest IH R O l-l S acttvttnes We even succeeded In getttng hum to town us tn the Bunny l-lop We hope Mr Rhead returnmg to teach tn Er-gland wtll re rrember ktnd thoughts about Royal Oak and nts people O - , f , - , , , - , countries as he expected. v L ' t . D . - 1 ' 1 ' Oak taff Editor .......,......... .... Assistant Editor ...,. Business Manager .... ...... Art Chairman Sports ...................... ...... Names and Quotes ..... ...... Wills and Prophecies ..... ..,.. Copy ........... ,,.. ........... ........ ........,........ Edith Perrich .. Jan Spiller Joyce Malin .. Judy Guest Gary Badoud Joan Ccirline Cheryl Hubar . Shirley Rite Publicity ..,............................,.........,...... Shirley Forrest lOld-style cars courtesy of Greenfield Village. Chevrolet Corvette courtesy Ethyl Corporationl Planning the theme for the June Oak are Joyce Malin, Edith Perrich, Jon Spiller, Sarah Weiner, Nadine Branning and Arlene Gibson. Members of the June l954 OAK staff are: Pat Davis, Helen Taylor, Sarah Weiner, Pat Rocheleau, Carol Hamilton, Shirley Tenney, Mary Ellen Keyes, Roberta McCallister, Joan Carline, Shirley Forrest, Joyce Malin, Edith Perrich, Jan Spiller, Judy Guest, Cheryl Hubar, Betty Fries, Kathleen Jernigan, Evelyn Smith, Barbara Locke, Pat Stevens, Joan Glassford, Sue Hill, Joan Logan, Virginia Fetzer, Diane Paradis, Arlene Gibson, Cynthia Deeds, Nadine Branning, Sandy Pepper, Neva Sawyer, Shirley Rite, Gerry Spanke, Joanne Sturner, Margie Gilger, Jay McCormick, Roger Schroeder, Gary Badoud, Andy Dickson, Cliff Whitfield, Don Sawyer, Patt Watz, Nancy Snider, Carol Wilson, and Marianne Lenning. 4,2 1 .guy Y Q-wil s w., v , Mo-in by W v sl ' MQQM k,:. fa 5 ,rms ., Q I I . ..f . ,, ,.B?3,f,r qi . . ' , , ' ,, .. ., Q ,. A ,A'M , - .U . I M , 1.3.1, Y ,.,. J .I ' i , M m, ,,, ,, .kwin 1.- ,AQ.m Q , 1 3 l 4. Mfg , Q!pif',,fg gf a , , x , 5 . ,Y . Q l 7' 145' ale sq' 9' 5. Q ' ow ' jk ' I X A .g . 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'-1- fx '- A '-sf? ,g,+-Q Sclenhsts Ot Work Left to right Jim Stephens Judy ln Mrs Hnndes cuvucs class left to right are Glorua Clyde Beck are collectmg gas for on expernment by the Leonord Sosnowsk' Sfudvmg up on how to be good Cm Water displacement method zens and learnlng what their responslbllltles wall be In lute In Mrs Bohlen s advanced art class left to rrght Jerry pogferg so that our A Cappella Choir wall be adentrfled Johnson Martin Sprmgmon Ken Henkkrnen Herbie when they go to Chrcago to sung They worked hard on Hoxsey Nancy Lazenby Karen Jensen Norm Fournier the posters with thenr paints Mary Stacy Pinky Harris and Mary Ann Caruso rnake lO The talk, l Runner' John Campbell! Gary Rowland! Jeon Wolfe, and McMullen, Jerry 'Jones,'Judy Howie, Jim Harvey, and Glub Glub Burp: Sfudymg ,n M, Mofmes Johnson .lim Johnson Steve Herns Gordon Kriener English 7 ore left to right Dave Corless Donna Daniels Third 'OW JOVUQS O Bflen RUSS OSQ00Cl Al PGYGVSOVW Kurt Dernberger George Dostie Sharon Former Betty R 5 lDf'f1QlG Blll Refell Cumv R0l39 l5 J0Cl4 Roth BGHY Fries Gerry Frinlce Eric Naybock Marlene Brenner -l-JVVWQV Pete Wolf V5 9GfGh lfvemef Jlm WllY0Vd Second row Henry Gorm John Hall John Hastie Herb Setting up the press are left to right: Glen Brackenbary, Globe Trotters who don't work out on the basketball Tom Wise, Russ Rice, Ted Wingert, Jock Stapleton, court are busy in Mr, Rheods World History class. These Eddie Taylor, Jim Johnston, Jack Wendland, Dennis students learn about ploces from New York to Rome Pokriefka, Gene Hamilton. and the Greot Wall of Chino to Nome. ll Dreammg of the day when she can slt on the Bosss knee and take dlctatlon IS Gerry Spanke along with Paulune Taylor Shlrley Tenney Adaxr Sheull Darlene t Parent if Et tu Nancua7 There wrll be a bad tame In the old school tomorrow with Mass Hetzman out of the way and no assugnrnent says Rach Hull Watching are John Couretor Bnll Stouffer Nell South Bob McGorda Jan Nedar Nancy Berber Muss I-letzrnan Charles Rlchards Nancy Couper Retta Cundlft Jo Anne De Mayger and Larry Tarrant Mrs Sklnrters English class has b en broken down lnto drscussxon groups for the purpose of exchanging boolf reports Note door rn background open for quvck exit Ready for take off are Hollis Fclgll Ken Castell Betty Hamaford Don Deptant Miss Skunner Janet Vlncent Kurt Gordon and Sally Werkman Usnng Ayax, the foarnxng cleanser to look for poor Mary who got caught ID the draan are left to rlght Sharon Atwell, Helen Oehlnng, Judy Rowland and Mary Ann Rudy 'l2 . , , 1 -, . K - ' , , , f K . 1 T E We-eggs? fc MQ ff ' strife ' refs U' L-.- ..:2:3L'r:ii.:iz':' . . .- ' Q13 x f 1' w sz , ,, Q. 'Chg fx 4 , . I I I I I I I I I , . . , . . . . . t 9 . - 2 .. , , I I 1 , Taknng her fnlmg llterally IS Judy Howensteln Those around her are Mary Caruso Laura Cooper Pat Hess Pat Karwackl Peggy Nucholas Judy Parret and Margaret Schaub lll be hanged rf It Isnt Smuth Clnffton' exclalmed Mlss Gnbson glvung hum lots of rope Advanced Algebra students looknng on are Al MacKellar l , , , l 1 1 l l Q ., . Q T ..., , . ,, . L. .. I ' I ' I l l , . I I Jack Roth Rolly Goodspeed Leah Steele and Geraldlne Spanke On guard Pierre' shouts Harvey Ruskm as he and Jay Lyon fught If out Merrlll Carson Gertrude Wntzky Loretta Hauca You Swan and Karen Underwood watch intently Look busy dont they? The members of Mr Edmund s Mechanucal Drawmg class are pavmg over thear books and uslng thelr slide rules wuth great l7l care They may thunk nts a lot of work now but thus trannlng wlll pay dnvndends later X Mlke Nordstrom surveys the group whnle Judy An thony Faye Cowper Nancy Berber and Howard Naseles look at the many parts of the flower Gale Barney Shelby Atchlnson and Mary Margaret Bruce are amazed by the beans which are be :ng boiled Jlm Howe and Ruth Mlttelstadt seemed more concerned wrth what ns under the microscope These future secretarnes of Amernca are beatnng on the keys concentratnng so they won t make a fatal mistake J G H They wnll never forget that drlll Slxty words per munute here we come Left to rught Pat Hnnkle Bonnle Short Jewell Sharp Peggy Wallace Thnrd row Karen Chaltron Dons Nye 3 l4 and all as well :ee we have had a busy day but mother IS smart She puts No Nods In Jlm Grays Pablum Included In he sleepmg group are Joyce Andreason Rudy Karnaz Ann Knser Jnm Zalenske Larry Baker Jim Zalenske Ronny Colenso Don Wrllxo wam Joyc Reynolds Don Dystant Kurt Gorden Her bert Horsey Reta Salenek Dounlla Woods Betty Han natord Martha Goddard Garl Goffka and B1IlWrught , , , ' 1 , I' - A-p-S-L-D-K-F- . : . I Lee Lackayep Second row: . I I 1 ' 2 , . : ' . C' , , . . , . ' f I I . I I I I V I I ' I - Q I ' I 1 I ' I I I - , , . I . . ' You luke99 lt looks as f more than one angle IS studled In this geometry class a kmd which seems greatly enjoyed by the mem bers of the class Loretta Hauca displays the angles lun her hand of coursel wlth the help of John May nard and Nancy Couper The right way to learn has tory act rt out Pocahontas lMary Cslzmadlal doesnt seem too concerned that Ronnue Schwenk IS about to Lynn Llvlngston holds the VlCfIm whlle Margaret Rich ards and Carol Thompson look on at the horrnble spectacle We belfeve m greetrng the customers wlth a smlle says Janet Dowd as she gives Pat O Hora a pack of paper Glorna McCallon Louella Hauco and Bob Adams pa tuently want nn lane as we always do at the stotnonery store but not always wnth such pretty smiles as dns played here ' .. i chop John Smith's head off. Thus ns an Engllsh class? Mr Jarlett has a new technuque nn teachung hrs class Thus was the most unkrndest cut of all ns Illustrated on Snaron Jones by Dave Braman Why IS everyone so formal? These kuds are learnnng all about the new addutuon to the RO swlmmmg team the cartesnan dnver ln Mr Rathburgs physucs class Left to ngh are Bull LeLackeur Bob Denison Frank Finney Ed Sheeran Ralph Parkin Reyn Campbell Harriet Jo Gell Kay Burr Wallls Yeamans Joan Mentzer Vrr glnaa Fetzer Leah Steele Barbara Locke Sngrnd LeBerg Sharon Jones Shirley Janssen Jerry McDonnell Gary Kulkls Marcla Roush and Allan Strllwagon These students seem to be taknng an unterest nn qovernment Members of Mrs Mnllers government class are left fo rnght Shlrley Bonham Kay Burl Graham Kempe Sharon Kalberg Ken Lnvnngston Janice Moye Carole Polklngorn Barbara Roy John Prochanzka George Scott John Sebald Barbara Smlth Leah Steele and Jack Tokne 31g Wheel 11 . . 11. . 1 1 . 1 . 1 . , L , . . I 1 1 1 1 1 A' I I I I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I' 1 Lk 4 i 1 1 3 Y X - U S 1 J - 11- 11 . . 1 - . - . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I ' ,fe ' K X XX , ,L 1 .N 'Q 1 Lucky lucky people that get to hear Lyn Lyon guve her speech In Mr Mead s Advanced speech class Lnsteners are Bob Rlley Dave Gonser Terry Owen Jay McCormrck Helen Taylor and the others sn the class These gurls nn the model otfuce are getting excellent trannlng for future careers nn the busmess world Commercial students gann valuable experience by havsng the advantages ot an offnce set up Worklng with all the varnous machunes and buslness forms means a lot more to these gurls than book learnung as Jackie Pesavento Joyce Jordon Margne Barnhart Pat Tennls and Peggy Gamble can tell you Bob Johnson doesnt seem to be too sure about the whole udea as the bug old mean serpent Jack Drawbaugh trles to persucle poor sweet Innocent unsuspecting Eve lConnle Salmonl to take the torbndden apple The Garden of Eden IS Rick Rnvard and Gnb Stuve I I . 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V V I I I I ' I -Q-3 Lookmg for pennies from heaven are Shxrley Sprunger Koubesser Joan Carllne Frenchxe Stern Hugh Whlte Lynn Gardner Carol Hamnlton Dottle Harrlngton Betty Joann May DICl4 YGVIOD Normo Rem John STIPG l'lUQl'1 Brewster Arlene Gnbson Joann Sturner Landa Hall Dorrns Jnm Phnllnps Glenn Munro Cluff Whrtfleld Perce Cynthia Wendt Mary Lou Rose Nancy Beamer Elanne Cox Lester Johnson EvelYn Thompson Dont let thus fool you lt rs not that easy Just ask one wan Nadune Brannnng Frank Cohron Chuck Creech of the following Ron Wunsauer Don Sawyer Norm Ott Eddie Klser Joann Nederlof and Cynthla Deeds ln Hugh White Frenchue Stem Duck Thombs Ron Gross Miss Knrks solld geometry class the students are busy Perce Cox Janet Lanclsberg Patty Rocheleau Ed Bald putting rulers together to make a gallopung horse 19 Hear Yel Hear Ye' l Joanne Good further resolve that all English classes should be dissolved And I further contend that all seniors be dismissed from school for skip days starting February lst Pondering the question at hand and no doubt agreeing are left to right Chuck Greech Sandy Mills Joanne Good Judy Guest Cheryl Hubar Chris Gullberg and Lance Kulkls val Just fooling around are the seniors in Mr Ganges so ciology class They are left to right Ron Winsauer Joan Taylor Pat Tennis Paul Brown Joann Nederlof Ann Reynolds Elinor Graft Jack ie Pesovento Joyce Malin Joann Broderdorp Connie Loock Louise Elder Joyce Van Eck Jo Hollingsworth Joann De Grow Marge Gil ger Ron Gross Lets make the books bol ance is the motto of this studlous bookkeeping class. Racking their brains are left to right Dot Harrington Myra Barrett Dave Thor- oughgood P t Tenn is Eleanor Stock Milton Tyrrell Bob Riley Carol Kimmel Pat Lowe and Sue Paige. Plannlng thelr future homes from left to rzght are Cyn thla Deeds Patt Watz Claudia Arnold Jan Splller Mary Lou Rose Esther Cad dy Marge Barnhart Sandra Stephens Carolyn Brlll Dux I6 Dooley Margaret Hen drlcks Sharon Norton Alice Barlow Margaret Brenner Myra Barrett and Janet Dowd Taking dlctatxon lndustrl ously and enthuslostlcally from Edlth Perrnch are from left to rlght Barbara Mc Callom Joyce Rehner J anne DeGraw Marilyn Mc Donald Joyce Van Eck Marge Barnhart Sandra Ward Pat Tennis Shirley Rlfe and Joan Taylor Oh the llfe of a prlv secretary, eh glrls? Wanting restlessly for the bell to rung In Mr Jarletts Sensor Comp class are these wnde awoke sensors Seated from left to rught are Sally Swarthout Betty Jensen Jay McCormnck Sue Bow land Fred Koenig Al Bam sey Arlene Gibson Judy Guest Mornanne Lennmg Pat Dwyer Bob Rnley Neva Sawyer Nancy Snider and Carolyn Lucas Bye Bye bug bod Bruce Did YOU coll me9 Mr Fashion Plate 22 O Did you see that kid fly out my window? -And furthermorei w The Gallant Knlght H' fhefe' X Wheels Long long ago' The power of concentratnon and a steady hand SOY B00 23 I . - ooks ' In the Gay 20 s kmckers roccoon coats the forgotten woustlme and the boylook were seen K still our ony woy bos- who 'x X 5 is 2 V: A In , . nm mass-AWWK mi H I .,..'..z 23.8 WWA ,, -M1 uf'-yvf-cfm DON ROWE DAVE GONSER Roy Oak compnled o record of sux wuns and mme losses durmg the 1953 '54 season In the BCL the Acorns ended up with a losmg 4 6 campaign Durmg the reguonal playoffs the cagers cooped two vuctorles before bowmg to Hlghland Park Basketball 26 C lf I I ASS l STANT COACH CAMPBELL cz.. 'ii ,fr ii 2l FIRST ROW lleft To rxghfl Dove Gonser Roger Sxcles Hubert Whute Don Rowe Dlck Znckel Ben Lewns Bob Kelley SECOND ROW Tum Sforr Mgr Bud Allen Dorrel Harper Bull Brouennmger Bob Grundemon Art Bromley Milton Tyrrell Mgr HUBERT WHITE DICK ZICKEL 0' FIRST ROW llefr T0 f'Ql'1fl RUSS 590m0V1 Bob DEWSOVW Nuttes Jerry Burns Borry Reed Ron Bornes Tom Lost ROQGI' SCl ll'OECleI' Pete Eckel Jim Burns Jim JOl'1I'1SO!'1 Jghn Momberg Fred Allor Jerry Rlchgrdgon Mgr E0 l9 Spohn l-0 Y M0500 LOWS KQHY DOUQ Wldfh Dove Edgerly Ron DeLand Don Dystont Merton Horns Coach l-lursh THIRD ROW Carlin Browner Rolph Colm Stafford Mrke Nordstrom PETE ECKEL 50 yd Freestyle 200 yd Speed Reloy MR RICHARD HURSH Asslstont Swlm Cooch 29 SECOND ROW! Couch SOIOW, DUOHG Plflff, AFldY Morrow, FOURTH ROW: John Bodoud, Jerry Corline, Ron Woody Tom Law Royal Oaks star backstroke swlmmer who would have graduated wuth our class was kllled In an automoblle accndent August ll 1953 Therefore to honor the memory of thus outstandung athlete we dedicate thus page to hum Tom entered ROHS as a sophomore In September of l95l H had spent has freshman year at Llncoln of Ferndale Tom s swnmmsng whlch was by thus tnme very good was brmg :ng hum many well earned honors Hls easy and graceful back stroke was soon recognized as the best In Royal Oaks swlmmxng hlstory He placed thlrteenth rn the natlon In l953 wuth a tnme of l O3 The medley relay of Law Stock and Eckel was selected best In the natlon In l953 wsth a tame of l 20 Z Tom started his swlmmlng career at the age of seven by par tnclpatnng un swlmmlng events at the Hlghland Parlf YMCA He soon realnzed that the backstroke was the form of swlmmlng he liked to do the most He worked hard ln developing his tech nlque but you could tell by watchlng hum nn actnon that he had a great deal of natural abulnty Tom s great llknng for thus sport was evldent ln hrs outstandnng performance when he swam In a meet In Memor Thomas Ed ard La wwfmw ,af ,ta -ov , Mkgps-F 35-s: Q.-:3Q.', Bottom row left to right Joe Leich John Lofgren Don Rowe Hugh Conners Dick Zickel Ga f Bob Grundemon Dick Daniels Top row left to right Howard Maseles Rodger DeMinor Keith X 1 Fox Smith Clifton Mike Reynolds Fred Scnawab Dave Richey Coach Strubble QP' ms ge we ' QU- v JG 1. 'Q Bottom row, left to right: Ed Baldwin, Murray Renfrew, Hugh Doris, Cap Chastain, Phil Wilman, Jim Glaspie, Mr. Montie. Top row, left to right: Claus Haas, Jerome LaFountain, Jim Stephen, I e n n ' S Nick Rognlie, Foster Gibbs, Clyde Beck, Ron Peludczt, Randy Urand, Bob Davies, Jay Lyons, 31 FRANK FINNEY Baseball RANDY JOHNSON NORM OTT Q ,uf CLIFF WHITFIELD BOTTOM ROW lleft to rughtl Cluff Whutfueld Bud Randy Johnson ROW THREE Coach Manulla John Allen Bob Kelley Duck Putcher Frank Funney ROW Sprunger Barry Reud Bob Doty Dave Mortun Joe Veg TWO Duck Colemon Clarence Dayburd Reynolds Camp trancl Duck Wulkes Ben Lewus Darryl Harper John bell John Smuth Al Peterson Art Bromley Norm Ott Sekeres Coach N'cLean 32 MILTON TYRRELL BOTTOM ROW lleft to rrghtl Dave Gonser Russ Rxce Dove Morrison Don Kerr Jerry Sleunard Pete Eckel Mnlton Tyrrell Ron Wnnsouer Dennus Pokruefko Gary Bodoud ROW TWO Jack DeBottas Bll Burton Ball Terbeck Fred Thompson Cllff Edgm Bob Duff Vnctor Krrloff Fred Leonard Don Nlck Eddie Heldemon Jlm McGron Bob Taylor Bull Stouffer Torn Lost ROW THREE Mr Hursh Gene Holiday Bob Mester Chuck Chamberlann Tom Hahn Ron Jones Mel Tunuson Gerry Hendershol Fred Mesfer Jerry Kellstrom Chuck Howell 41,2 George Kessel Bull Broeunnmger Don Otero Mr Wnlson ROW FOUR Jxm Zylunskl John Kohler Roger Sides Mntchell Portnoy Ed Bartz Jnm Ellertsen Larry Cadwell Doug Wldfh John York John Ellertsen Norm Larson Ken Wlnsauer Ken Livingston Bull Boles ROW FIVE Don Sconoyers Ralph Forbes Bob Dlngman Denms Lapeer Muller Myers Dove Edgerly Dave Chrlsflan en Fred Molrtor Mnke Southwell Jack Gllberf Art Beezley Jerry Brazier Wlley Vllendell Track DON KERR PETE ECKEL RON WINSAUER GARY BADOUD K .- f ,ie V :.. 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'CF I , an l Q 'T aff Letter GARY BADOUD Track 2 Cross Country 3 EDWARD BALDWIN Tenms I BILL BRADFORD Football 2 DAVE BULLOCK Baseball l JAMES BURNS Swlrnmlng 2 CAP CHASTAIN Tenms 2 DICK COLEMAN Baseball 3 Football I HUGH CONNERS Football I 34 HUGH DORRIS Tennis 2 PETE ECKEL Swrmmmg 4 Track 3 KEITH FOSTER Basketball I JIM GLASPIE Tennns 2 DAVE GONSER Track 3 Cross Country 3 Basketball I RANDY JOHNSON Baseball 2 FRED KOENIG Football 2 Baseball l BEN LEWIS Basketball I af' 1 is Winners 'N' JOHN LOFGREN Golf 3 BILL MANSER Baseball 2 Football I LARRY McCULLOUGH Football 2 NORMAN OTT BASEBALL 2 MURRAY RENFREW Tennis 2 DON ROWE Basketball 2 LARRY ROYSTER MILTON TYRRELL Basketball Mgr 3 Baseball Mgr I Cross Country Mgr 3 Track I HUBERT WH ITE Basketball 2 CLIFFORD WHITFIELD Baseball 3 RON WILLIAMS Football Mgr I PHIL WILLMAN Tennis 2 RON WINSAUER 'C' Swlmmung I ROGER SCHROEDER Swlmmlng I JACK STAPLETON Football 2 Cross Country I Track I DICK ZICKEL Golf 3 Basketball I 1 35 T I A -HF K 'Q '15 Va rslty Coaches MR J MANILLA Football A SOLOW Swlmrmng MR J WILSON Track MR N HAYES Athletic Dlrector MR J MCLEAN Baseball MR. W. MONTIE -- Tennis MR. D. BRAY - Basketball 36 Mlss Doerr Mass Davies Part of the water ballet talent are Leah Steele Kay Burn Carla Scottt Barbara McKee X Watch the birdie! 37 Girls Sports Kay Burn prachcmg the ballet leg ,ii R I 912 :af Q Fi! Y X? A .., 6... - u f me -f 'yn 7 , We can remember the times' in our senior year when twelve of us would pile into Dad's shiny new convertible and set out to Cass Lake for an evening full of food, fun, and laughter. This excursion would many times be followed by a malt at Dan's or a pizza at Mario's. g The long hours spent after school while working on the Acorn and the Oak. The open houses where everyone come, and the slumber parties where nobody slept. Memories of the D..l. Hop along with the rest of our senior parties will linger with us for years. Aside from all the activi- ties, we were all overjoyed when the week-end rolled around. For that meant only one thing . . . PARTIES! To us, the thoughts of these will remain with us forever. i i . QP .-figs .JI ACTIVITIE Acorn taff MANAGING EDITORS Sondra Perknns Gordon Ruscoe NEWS EDITOR Ruth Mlttelstadt ASSISTANT NEWS EDITOR Judy Patton CO FEATURE EDITORS Barbara McClelland Jane Sherwood COPY EDITORS Da e Franz Sheila Haskln SPORTS EDITOR John Lofgren BUSINESS MANAGER Pete Wolters PICTURE EDITOR Carolyn Prelsh CIRCULATION Vlrglnla Voigt EXCHANGE Vnrgunua Fetzer REPORTERS Judy Arnold Marlene Cole Donna Danlels Rosalie Derk Joan Felge Nancy Freeman John Hall Cheryl Hubar Joan lrlsh Joan Kaatz Fred Nahabednan Paulme Taylor Shlrley Tenney PHOTOGRAPHERS Leo Bores Jlm Coulter Acorn staff members llne up for their prctureg Seofed Sheila Haskln Shirley Tenney Judy Patton third and are Ruth Mnttelstadt Gordon Ruscoe Sondra Perkrns PGCIS VOW VWQIVNG V0'Qf Pete Wolters COFOIYU Pf9'5I'l john Lofgfen BQ,-bam Mcclellond Smndmg ,n The Dale Franz Rosalie Derk Leo Bores Jane Sherwood second row are Vnrgnnua Fetzer Joan lrush Judy Arnold Jlm CO'-me Poulme TGYIOF John Hell Donna Dfmlels Cheryl Hubar Marlene Cole Joan Felge Nancy Freeman and Fred N0hOPed'0 l 42 , - .................. , . ..................... 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I , I 1 I 1 1 1 : ' , ' , I , , , A I I I I I F l Seated are the offlcers of the Student Senate Earle Spohn Vrce Presldent Jnm Stevens Treasurer Fred Mester Presudent Clyde Beck Parlnamentanan and Mrs Young Advnser Standnng are left to rnght Sherry Hood Roberta Sample Jean Nutter Shlrley Davls Jean Senate Intent an Senate busxness IS the Bunld :ng and Grounds Cornmlttee From left to rlght the members of the com mittee are Jean Wolfe Norm Larsen Judy Meyer Gerry Frlnke and Sally Malone The commlttees purpose ns to look unto happenmgs In or around school Headmg the new Reorganuzatuon Com mittee as Al Bamsey assrsted by Joyce Malun Teddy Wlcktor and Dalsy Muller The purpose of the Reorgan nzatuon Commuttee rs to form an en tlrely new three branch student gov ernlng body The branches wull be Judlclal Leguslatnve and Executuve The Juducnal branch IS to be the Stu dent Court and the Leglslatnve branch wall be the Student Senate Wolfe Merrnll Carson Pat Glass Teddy Wlcktor Judy Meyer Arlene Gubson Joyce Malnn Thlrd row Harruet Wallace Sally Maloney Nancy Couper Joyce Bogg Joan Coulton Jxm Knlster Beverly Terry Dalsy Muller Al Bamsey Gerry Frlnk Norm Larson Gathering around the piano for an informal sing are a few of the A Cappella Chair members practicing for the trip to Chicago Pictured left to right are Shirley Forrest Ronnie Gross Nancy Beamer Elaine Konbesser Bob Denison Bob Lewis Glen Monro Connie Loock and Marlene Krause Singing lustily is the Boys Choir which is headed up by President Russell Rice Secretary Ben Lewis Treasurer Dick Zickel and Sergeant at Arms Harold Gamble Two superiors and one excellent Under the direction of Miss Jean Blauvelt student teacher of music the Girls Choir received three superiors an this years district festival This semesters Choir is lead by President Jo Hollingsworth Secretary Margie Gulger Treasurer Dixie Dooley and Sergeant at Arms Chris Kramer in were received by the boys this semester in the district festival. 4 I . . I . . I I T , Right: Intrigue, no doubt, and is it foreign? Center left: Magnetic attraction. Center right: Keep away, bud. This is strictly private. Lower left: Puttin' and takin' with lots of determination. Lower right: Time out for a pretzel break. ,f Dug those crazy kongoroos' mon sensors lets go jommmg' One or two lumps Mr Kolos7 Act Ive For the love of Pete' Mmm Ape food Cuddle up o little closer baby' Sen no rs O I dnd not' The pause that refreshes Aw go on you soy that to everybody' MOH dug those cool legs X 47 Nothing stronger than tea, Miss Moore? Gimme!! Or else- Spark So nice to look ot! Oh, what c line! What is it?? Sleeping Beoufy?!? 48 N 4 , Dig those crazy rabbits! Plugs l didn't do it. El 5 x X Ouch! Watch The finge-s, Jon. Remember, kids, you're still young 4601...-ii w 49 I Qu J . -mf, H URSS H Q' A.V ' 1 wg M li k e-'g ll g 'Q ,al , a f ' 5 1 1. . X Xgxax W aj I, e:m 1 ? 3 -I t J' '42 ' Us .. 1, Q 'Q'-rw 'Q iam fa- 'A 1 , ,J K ,,',Q,,, ', am' Q - A A . , if ,!,. V- 1: . .. , ,. ,ak ' N - 0. , e-5, Q W ky F ? - z' -f - i i Mx- Y rw-,Q f 'A M 5 . ,J Q Q WL L v A - fav, W H ' .L ' WY, ' Q , 1 x '- . 71 ,ini - - Q , all-Liv 4 gimfni -wg- 7 fs- l X S' Q 6 .TZ , S 1 3 if! 2 , 35 wx f , 1? s 1 M g ggi, , ,. .U 1932, if-TQ x X X , il ss ,J Go' Go' Go' ls he gomg to make nt? If he drdnt there were probably a heap of people who were dusapposnted Wet as they may get as the swnm team goes splashang ln the middle of thus gatherlng of boys us Jack Draw baugh l wonder what he and left to rrght Bob Kelley Fred Koenlg Roger Sides and Ron Dubois are duscusslng along all of Royal Oak us rootxng for them teachers parents and classmates The spectators stand watchxng wnth mouths open and eyes trauned on the swnmm r Tapmg thus luttle lady s ankle after a rough day m the gym us Doctor Coach Manulla Oh gee wouldnt you luke to have a famlly doctor luke hum? Wantmg to show themselves off at the fashnon show are Looks luke the guy on the rught beat the other two to left to rlght Roberta McAluster Jon Madden Mary the punch but they don t seem to be overly upset Knrkwood Betty Fnes Lyn Lyon and Louella Hauca good sports dontyou thunk? Whats troubling you Betty7 The craze thats sweepmg the country caught the rumors by storm at thelr furst party of the season almost all the kids were due hards and bunny hopped untnl theur legs were ready to fold Then they went back to square doncmg The next day you could spot the junuors the ones who were stuff' xg if ,Q 5- f, wq5'75 ...Q LTL' SHEILA BAKER Though l om olwoys haste I om never ln o hurry ED BALDWIN Wat and wisdom ore born wnth o mon ROBERT ADAMS MARJORIE BARNHART You ore not only good your A sweet gurl wnth Q pleosmg self but the couse of good g nn she ll moke o perfect nn others mote for Jrm MARION BAKER MYRA BARRETT Full of fnre ond mlschnef Too You re Delxghtfu doing thlngs she shouldn t PETER ECKEL Presldent there ns no greoter leader NANCY BEAMER Music as the unuversol on guoge of monkund BEVERLY BELL Peppy pretty ond pleosmg We never sow h luke fm ALFRED RAMSEY DENNIS BENSON A wuse mon IS o greot Then he will folk gOOd wonder gosh how he wrll talk i A ALICE BARLOW JAMES BIDINGER ug., Gentle of speech, benefucent A mon of glodness seldom foils unto madness of mnnd 8 i We . . . , . ,, 1 do. -A 'J Il U' E an 1 if 2' JG A y J L... , ,,,, 2' . ' dx I . l , is A I A it A hr 2, HARRY BOLTON Men of few words ore the best men NANCY BORGLUM The hoppy ore the only truly greof QQ na. MICHAEL BIRTA WILLIAM BRADFORD Eat drunk ond be merry When sholl we look upon for tomorrow who knows hls luke ogom7 CHARLES BOCH RICHARD BRANCALEQNE Courage fo defy the world An nnteresrung mnxfure of sense ond nonsense .1--r 3 ls NADINE BRANNING How nice con you be' MARGARET BRENNER Her our ond monner we all odmnre GARY BADOUD Vlce Pres Those of us who know hum luke hum those who know hum not odmnre hum E' BRUCE BORRIE The hond thot follows A gm with quiet Charm intellect can ochleve BETTY BREWSTER 1:63 gram I' 'fiom T02 58 QQ U m3x -Op KJQ EIT! UZ 22 'su 9-4 -P II' O D 539 3 au foo -+0 TO'- mCL'4 sez 225 -rl U7 S 3 0 I A: I D I I R re,, K 'lir A 2 ll All if so l ff 3 -ev 6 -- 'Q Y ss if R ' 3 ' . 3 ' . l 2 T li I i - . l uf. i 1' eg V. I I I l X -l M JO ANNE BRODERDORP MARILYN CAIN A qulet manner many wlsh Laughs loves and makes TheY hfld frlends DAVID BULLOCK To htm that llves well every form of lute rs good JAMES BURNS A man of cheerful yesterdays and confudent tomorrows JANET BUHMEIER DON CALDER Tomorrow lute ss too late l have never met man llve today' who llkes hum not 'URM X N JACQUELINE CAMPBELL A lovely lady with enchant mg ways JOAN CARLINE A personality as sunny as her harr CLAUDIA Anuoua secy E A gzrl luke thus you ll seldom meet she s gentle and kind and oh so sweet' gs... A JANET BURNS EUGENE CARLISLE Gentle 'V' he' WCW Hell never walk alone ESTHER CADDY CAP CHASTAIN Hel' SWe0l l9SS does 0055 Men are luke arrows, the l'1e0fl 9000 smoothest ga the farthest 60 '90 Q a J . ' f Li H , . s , . . . I G s 1 K f l k',' . , my ' .1 - V of 1 ' - .. xy V ' ii of ' - N . , I f, I . . . . , . I - A , . I 1 if , 'e W' A 1 a ' 3 MARLENE COLE Her heart as luke the theres a man an lt GARFIELD COLLICK Give hum a task and hell do It nothing IS too hard for hum Gentle m manners strong NANCY col-ISINO PERCE COX FRANCES COHRON He who IS qulet In mind and A style all her own manner as the gentleman truly reflned l'T100f'I 12? xii was 4. RICHARD COLEMAN Treasurer and Valedlctonan A man of wut looks and wisdom who could ask for more HUGH CONNERS LAURENCE oAvlEs He that loveth pleasure shall H,S mme ,S forever every be 0 CI mon where has place MARGE COOK PATRICIA DAVIS AUDREY CHEVALIER 14.4 In performance To see her ns to luke her egemfl i 'M CHARLES CREECH The truly great and good are always wanted SANDRA DAUNCH Qulet and sweet a gurl of few words Her mlddl n m f Wlt to persuade and beauty e O e IS un to delight 6'l in in . '- ' . W ' We V Viji-f.g. -V ' , - emlflf, we 7 vs -' E' . . W . . 'L 'yi Q I , . . ffl fi? if 1 - me K . ,llil -,-'f' -::f:. . ' T?1.EZLQ'-Mfr' - lil' . L 'iiftzfilizliz ' ' Z F H T12 Q: f :A ' - , A l ' ' 1 :L f ' I 9 time I A Es' 1 ri f ffl-3 l N-X .A A we X so W , l, 1 Q - 4-.Lg '3 . K -ff 2 Ks. .mf 1 ew 1 , I I - ,U g 'aw V gnft of moknng frnends ANDREW DICKSON The world needs a happy fellow DIXIE DOOLEY A form more far a face more sweet ne er hath t been our lot to meet JOANNE DE GROW A falr exterior IS a silent PATRICIA DWYER f9C0mmendUl'0n Goodness IS greatness WILLIAM DUNCAN CYNTHIA DEEDS She IS blest for she has the Hes mae and fun and ol ways gay youll luke hum better every day JOYCE MALIN, Salufaforlan LOUISE ELDER Though: as deeper than all speech CAROLE ELSNER Shmlng hair and twinkling eyes to dllxgence and skull Few things are lmposslble HUGH DORRIS JACQUELINE ERICKSON There are so many thmgs Grace, posse and sweetness we luke about hum gre herg JANET Down KENT FAIRLESS A maiden so fair, so quiet. Whof Should 0 mon do but be merry? 71 7:15 SHIRLEY FORREST LYNNE GARDNER She s olwoys smulmg olwoys sweet her pep ond freckies th just con t be beot make O ers so ft? 0 kmgdom IS hers The woy to be happy as to V? KEITH FOSTER ARLENE GIBSON A good mon possesses If o smrle wms ol e world .3 Sllent ond sweet heres her manner complete JANET LaFERLE FREDERICK A cheerful wlfe IS the joy of lnfe MR I A ROSEN Publxcotnons Advisor w. 5 DOUGLAS GALLOP HOWARD GLOYD B Snappy ond short 0 fun Take lnfe easy you ve Iovmg sort but once PEGGY GAMBLE es oll the sweet thungs DAVE GONSER .med up In one Mons lute IS but 0 jest 63 wr Sulence ns more mussco thon any song JAMES GLASPIE No mon wos ever wlse by chance by I ., I U I A its I A ive g oy , I I , I H In M, 1, ,, , f ' THERESA FQURNIER stlt 'Q MARJORIE G 'GER I I , . . . I . .N H v t nf' I sf 0 uv , , . g t - ss AX ' - - . X 3 ,.y V XIX xp x I I -III 1 - 1 I . JO ANNE GOOD Good nature th very alr THOMAS HA'-LOCK of a good mxnd Snlently hes made has way GRETCHEN GOW cARol. HAMn.1'oN Never a dull moment when lnfe each day for lnfe as short tp-Us pert loss ,S Ground and wea rs away She makes the most of her Sweet and lovely RONALD GROSS Hes a llght hearted lad never gloomy never sad 'N-...ee LINDA HALL As merry as the day IS long SOITTCOFIE JUDITH GUEST Promises may get friends ELLA MAE HARRY buf If 'S Deff0m'10f1CeS TINY Power rules but love wlns keep them CHRISTINE GULLBERG Because ns a woman s EDWARD HAWKEY OFISWEI' My secret IS my own GENE HAMILTON Be snlent and safe silence never betrays you DOROTHY HARRINGTON Never too busy to help I 'W X 2 64 ' 1 xX is e ' ' . l ' N-.X , I ,fi V if A f if I rly 13 . 1 ' I dr:-gin K : gk. kk I5 A I I t at si ' , , . J b bi EF, ' 5 , jill 5 ,dy , . ' 1 1 - I , , , . I y V if s , L7 . I' K gif . A g I 11 u - I H251 f NORMAN HEINSCH Mony men ore truly good few are truly greet LARRY HELLERS No mon knows whor he can do untnl he tries CAROL HEAD DONALD HOLMAN A swell girl--you know- Tomorrow I sholl seek vost o regulor peoch. horizons, If IL CHERYL HUBAR A mold wuth on Independent There s o good fume coming mmd A A JACKIE HEIDMAN JANET IRISH Whot IS sweeter than honey? V18 ROBERT IRWIN Don t underestlmote thus fel low youll be on the losmg JOANNE en HOLLINGSWORTH Dnd you ever see o young ochve gurl who dndn t like to flirt o llt le? A he sl-:HLA HENDERSON BARBARA JACOB A perfect woman nobly Her monner IS qulef but plonned to worn To com dont judge her by lt, W fort and command MARGARET HENDRICKS BET-fy JENSEN N0 Dl90SUfe endl- 'e5 Unsec Lovely to look of delnghtful soned by vorlety to know I r 9 A Q I , :: . . . Q , . . :eggs A - -25' sf? ' , A Em. Y I A if 'y.L A if ff ix: ' I ' - - - A 1 ' d. X A - A I , E A 2 , l iffaf-fi . , .:, I I I - I . . I ,A 'Quiz A ' A'.: A VH, I ' A 5 A If wif - I ' V . ,Z , A I I of 65 KAREN JOHNSON Always o twinkle in her CHARLOTTE KERNEN eyes, why should she be otherwise. A long life, and a merry one. 9 . RANDY JOHNSON A quiet manner but there fun in his heart ROBERT JOHNSTON Nature made him and then threw owoy the mold LESTER JOHNSON JOSEPH KEYES Serious minded and kind Knowledge comes but wis- hearted. dom lingers. TERRANCE KERN ELAINE KHOUBESSER Music is said to be the speech of angels EDGAR KISER Wise and slow for others stumble that run fast ir l could sit and look at work for hours JOYCE JORDEN FRED KOENIG A modest miss but full of God gave speech to o hidden art song to few MARY KEMMIS RICHARD KOZLOWICZ Blushing is the color of There s a laugh at every virtue unexpected turn l ' I is . . . vie , , J ll, 4 Qf . 1' ,E ' ' V Z qt Q, gk! VM? 66 JAMES KROG No good man ever grew rrch all ot once LANCE KULKIS He IS always laughing for he has on xnflnlte deal of wrt JANET LAN DSB ERG A true truend IS forever a friend MARIANNE LENNING As farr as the rays of the sun SHIRLEY LAPERE VALERIE LEVERTON Here ns one gurl who never weeps as she sleeps BEVERLY KROGMAN BEN LEWIS Her congennal manner wont Sports are hlg flrgt be forgotten women his second only quiet when OVC if WILLIAM LIEBER Great hopes make great men JOAN LOCKHART Txme ns too short to worry Here s o mrllron of manners about MARIE LITTLE Y but oh my' FRANCES LaFAIVRE JOHN LOFGREN Good taste rs the flower of A good mon luke thus rs hard good sense to fund r I as Q kzkk T .rtr g e I it . , . . I I ,, Il I .:l'l if ' 1 i Q y I Q,:.... W. tk 1 I gg ins. .2 X I I ills rses . I ' Sh - - - Q . 6 f ' . i is Q.: Tl ' 1 ' 'xiii U . J, CONSTANCE LOOCK How happy the lsfe unem BARBARA MASTERS The very punk of perfectlon barrassed by cares GEORGE LYON We are wiser than we know CAROLYN LUCAS BARBARA McCALLON Honest fame awalts the truly There IS a woman at the great beglnnmg of all great thlngs E SHIRLEY McCLAIN ln every gesture dlgnnty and truth ALAN MacKELLAR Small opportunltnes are often the beglnnmg of bug enter prnses CARL MARSHALL Youth IS wholly ex perlmental CAROL MALMGREN JQHN MCCOY Her 0 he' manner Ull who Good humor ns goodness and SGW Gdmwed wisdom cornbxned WILLIAM MANSER LARRY MccuLLouGH The mlldest manners with the If matters not how long you bravest mlnd llve but how well JAY McCORMlCK Born to be great MARILYN McDONALD JOAN MOORE Modesty is the beauty of Short and Sweet. WOFHCJ T1 . BEVERLY MENTZER DAVID MORRISON She makes OVW lob Seem A yoke s a very sernous thmg I e un DOLCRES MERAW GLENN MUNR0 A woman as always change He IS rich who has many able and lmpetuous friends A'-WNA WE'-KE Jo ANN NEDERLQF Her wmmng ways have JAMES MCB'-EY gamed many a friend We wouldn t change a thmg about you but your name A man of pleasxng and unruffled personality SHARON MILLER Artist ns her mlddle name SHARON NORTON In each cheek appears a fame pretty dnmple Lets all hope lt brings her SANDRA MILLS NORMAN OTT A pretty glrl IS hard to fund He could break a dozen but a pretty gurl wuth brams hearts If hed but give us IS rare mdeed a chance A rk f . I I I I I ' 5 ,r c A A W 69 SUE PAIGE A dlsposatron gufted un few DIANE PARADIS Mnschlef lurks an er merry glonce TERRY OWEN SANDRA PEPPER There never was such o mon 0f'Q'f'O' 'n thought Smcer nn octlon JACKIE PESAVENTO I Not too serlous not loo I om cltlzen of the wor d gay but very rhmmmg ALVIN OZMINSKI rn her woy anew +5.61 EDITH PERRICH The hond thot hos mode you four has mode you good S Wee JAMES Whot s PHILLIPS the use of worrying DONALD POWERS Nice ond blond with Q mon ner mild eosy gomg never rn ed RICHARD PATTON KATHLEEN RADTKE Worry ond l have never Sensubnlnty ns the power closhed woman JOANNE PECK BARBARA REESE The Only WCIY TO IWOVG 0 Whot else could she be but frnend, IS to be one merry 70 4'- ur' I S ,B el , ,M 'Z E - , 4-6 O . . . h M ,. V. --,, 95 r K H I . , cy, , - Z 1 - - r - - ' -er , . ' 'rr r id? '85 . -5- F V' 'V ? 1' af 57v2' My f 5 QT 'K I 5 I , , . h E, ' I ' - I I I 'I . - a , . ' ' ' ' of l 1 MURRAY RENFREW They say that mnracles are past but here I am ANN REYNOLDS Its an advantage to be pretty you get attentlon without trying 0' JOYCE REHNER SHIRLEY RIFE A merry heart doeth good Her happy smnles and merry luke meduclne g ns make us all lltt p our chms NORMA RUN ROBERT RILEY what S the :Se of Iwmg The world as glad he s here wlthout love S THOMAS RINKE You dont have to demand admlratuon when you com mand It RICHARD RITTER A man of sense talks lnttle RUSSELL RICE and llstens much The better the man the greater the challenge 4 HENDRICK RIVARD MICHAEL REYNOLDS HOPPY Om l, from core I Y Educatlon makes the man Om ffeef WIWY Gfenlf they' A I all contented luke me? SYLVIA REYNOLDS PATRICIA ROCHELEAU The better you know her, She's lnttle and she's wlse, the better you luke her she's a terror for her slze f ' .W-V fill Hgh - f 2- ,es ' '- -' I , - N - A - I 44 I 5 ' We if 1' : 'I fx . '. - - , was , I t .I 5 k 4-,M A J 1 '55, f' 4- f5kjfb,fv.f , -. P I oflllif-55? ' . ' 1 tea V A we , , -'I . 1 X .T ' .,.. - ' . I .:, H t K In . . ' ... Y, 'I ' ' ' ',,. I Q A , Z, fer, z if ' I , I ' - , 1 I , I A I I . ' iff H. , ,yr 'vin He makes a game of every task and always wms SUE ROWLAND A luttle doll whos fanr of face we fend her dlfflcult to replace JAMES RQUGERS CHARLOTTE SADLIER A regular guy we ell agree Frlendllness for all MARY LOU ROSE CLAUDIA SALES A sweet overflow af kmdness Frlendly n quxet 'G' PHYLLIS RUSSELL Lnkeable and easy going JUDITH ROXEY NEVA SAWYER She can be as wlse as we C t l d and wiser when she washes opllvo mg young O y LARRY ROYSTER ROGER scl-moenek Srgh d and looked and sigh d agam DONALD SAWYER A gemal dlsposltlon brmgs nts owner frlends ln hrs eye a fwlnkle lurks T be O mon IS eos O Y but In hrs work he never ploy the mon IS hard shnrks ' in DONALD Rows ' e-:re coNsTANcs SALMON 1 . V f o ' , t CLARENCE SEYBERT Life is short but oh so sweet' CONSTANCE SCOTT GARNET SPARKS One, Sl'1e's liked by all. except temptation. GEQRGE SCOTT cl.oRiA sPnAGus I lf you are wise, laugh the whole way through. Because she's nice to every- I can resist everything l I , so .,r. WA :-gg ,ge Q I Ig A friend to all she meets. I I .ff m 'X ff- so SHIRLEY SPRINGER uiet but a friend to all who know her MARILYN SMITH There is no accounting for the actions of a woman JANICE SPILLER Angels are painted fair to look like you JACK STAPLETON Football females and fun FRANCHOT STEIN NANCY SNIDER Describe him who can Hcppmess 'S 0 Woman collection of all that is pleas ant in a man ETHEL SNYDER Like champagne-she bub bles over with good spirits polse and personallty SANDRA STEPHENS N'- V' 5 S 2 iii g 3 . W ' ' I I ' l . . I I ' ' G - - 3. . if 4 I J . T5 Sr ,wk Laughter is her passport to - I h . luke rnuslc, what applness. we say. ROBERT 5T'CKE'- BARBARA TAMBERINO Beauty ns power a smlle as Whatever IS worth donng at all IS worth dolng well ns Sword 3 JOHN STIPE Although hrs manners are -0' most pleasing IfdOeSf'1 t stop his constant teaslng 'Zu ELEANOR STOCK A pleasnng countenance no sltght advantage GILBERT S1-UVE Without worry wlthout care ever gay and debonnalre WENDELL STRAUSS EDWARD TAYLOR True goodness sprlngs from Qulef and dlgmtted h'S hemf sometumes H ELEN TAYLOR She IS a mlrror of courtesy E Q angel will do X sr 7 PATRICIA STEVENS SALLY SWARTHOUT The beauty ot a woman is l'T1Of6 COF1 rf Q xl H it . .4 t , QM N M . e l -t RACHEL TATA Laughter IS necessary for a wonderful lute EDGAR TAYLOR I say not rnuch but thunk I'l'1Ol'9 JOANNE STURNER She looks like an angel and acts luke one too but you never can tell what t ns .pf JOAN TAYLOR pleasantness. X,-.cf- 'x 'rl-lsooone 'ri-loMPsoN ' , , F f T' Her ways Ore ways 0 The strong silent type. V A:V,k ' H i , we , 1 N sg. ' '-2352. xx r f ' 'HFSQZZ s 2 idk? 3 we , T X Eg ,g 11, f . 4, ff ig Xt gf E, A PATRICIA TAYLOR GERALD THORPE 7 sl ,I charm, and let the world flicker on. I ltr t F fix 51 In , In her very quietness there's Take it easy, have your fun, I E . A , I A 1s yli f M5 f I y -'--k' . xi - it lm .,,:l PATRICIA TENNIS That which is good is always beautiful RAYMOND TERRY Has a head and knows how to use it Rv ways sweet MARGARET THOMAS A light heart lives long RICHARD THOMBS To worry is folly lets smile and be jolly LUCY TETZLAFF ELIZABETH TYRRELL You never heard her speak N Id h d o go s e nee s to wear in haste her tones were al she shines exceedingly fair RICHARD TILTON Variety is the spice of life X 3 MILTON TYRRELL By different methods differ ent men excel but we have we mf ROBERT TOWNSEND Take a good look gurls be cause thats all youll get 3 r V 3 r' A . I I I I I it . , A I - . V . . if , is V V r - ' ' - A A. I . . , .4 ' ' he who can do all things f ll. . ? Ann-.' f 7 .ings gate - 75 t M1f 5 i3 ' -t, ,L DIANE USAB currono WHITFIELD She's got what it takes to Quiet until you know him. get along. JOAN VA' HUBERT WHITE I shall be a lady forever For he that 'S once good forever great JOYCE VAN ECK LEONARD WILCOX Quletness I the charm Pleasure first duty after youth ward SAUNDRA WARD SANDRA WILLETT We Oll love 0 PFEHY Qlfl CYNTHIA WENDT A witty woman IS a treasure A thang of beauty IS a joy forever RONALD WILLIAMS PATT WATZ He was born wlth o gift of A Zerlecl model of llgure laughter and a sense that an grace the world IS mad JACK WENDLAND PHILLIP WILLMAN is mirth and fun goes fast None but himself can be hls and furious POFUIISI ' is ' '5 of ' , - ii I H. I . . THEODORE WINGERT RICHARD YERIAN talent Life IS not Irfe at all wnthout Hls Volce 'S P'e0S'f'Q to the e he s full of hug est delught character RONALD WINSAUER The man ns wlse who speak eth few thnngs THOMAS WISE Footloose and fancy free just the way he wants to be ROBERT WOUDSTRA The greatest pleasure of lute ns domg what people say you cannot do RUSSELL WOLFE Life and women may be a MARLENE KRAUSE serious proposntlon but he Beauty IS the gift of God doesn t lose any sleep over It JACK WOODWARD JOE LoFOUNTAIN dence shall be your strength buf YQU d0n'f kngw me Where humgr I5 not he To do GOSY what IS CIIIIICUII' creates ut for others ns the mark of In Q'-llefl l6SS Gnd In conf: I may seem lake a qulet lad PATRICIA ZUHLKE She can make your troubles float away luke bubbles DAVID BRINDLE Once a gentleman always a gentleman . I w I - Or, ' ' h I . . I A . ' , . ... CARL PUGH SALLY RIVES CAMERA SHY DON ALLMOND GAYLE CRONKHITE RON FOX MICHAEL MOONEY PAUL ROPER ROBERT TAYLOR CARL VOGEL ROBERT WHITE HARVEY ZOLLER CLASS MOTTO We chol Ienges ue I H Q0 'TW WUY Und YOU m0Y A kmd heort cmd gentle IOIH me touch Indeed defxne o lody CLASS FLOWER Corncmon CLA55 CQLORS glue and 78 White Ienge todoyg Tomorrow chol- AH' --Q 79 Sue Row ond E eono 9 ock C cud o A no d He en Toy o cn e Ann Reyno ds gh O 6 Fom and Po Wo z Judy Gues AKINS BROS SERVICE AND HARVELL AKINS MAJOR 8. MINOR REPAIRS ROAD REPAIRS 8- AUTO ACCESSORIES 1321 S0 MAIN ROYAL OAK MICH HONE LINCOLN I 9872 Frentz 8. Sons Hardware Co HARDWARE TOYS IOI0 North Mann Street Royal Oak Mrchuga KELLY OFFICE MACHINES SALES Dlstrlbutor For SERVICE Royal Typewrxter Co VICBOF Addmg Machine Co 1621 S WOODWARD AVE 3 doors north of 10 Mule Road ROYAL OAK MICHIGAN CONGRATULATIONS I FLOWER sl-lop LI 25670 Llncoln 1 124 Z1 s NIAIN sT John C Roberts Shoes Nunn Bush f Robertson FOURTH and WASHINGTON LINCOLN 4 4775 ROYAL OAK qfwzalafg Zuma CARPETS AND RUGS 2863 Woodward Avenue Berkley Mlchlgan LI 2 9595 .IO 46373 Open Monday Thursday and Frrday Evenings BENNETT BROTHERS CUSTOM BUILDERS OF FINE HOMES Llncoln 2 2140 CONGRATULATIONS GRADS Wolverlne Cigar Co YOUR CANDY SUPPLIER We grve S 81 H Green Stamps ROYAL OAK 80 BILL . I - O SCHWARTZ EACH STEP IN LIFE IS JUST A LITTLE MORE IMPORTANT THAN THE LAST ONE Capture Each Important Day as E E With a Candid Story 'II07 CROOKS ROAD ROYAL OAK MICH That Keeps the Day Alive Forever 81 I I I I I l I .I lull williams moflern Congratulations, Class of '54 JL'l0MeA'eePf'19 SADF Cl1iIdren's Shoe Shop ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 606 South Washmgton Avenue 510 South Washington LI 2 6288 ROYAL OAK MICHIGAN Sandler of Boston COVGI' PRESCRIPTIONS LOANS TO 5500 SODA BAR MAGAZINES Royal Finance Co 223 SOUTH MAIN ROYAL OAK Lincoln 3 5200 ROYAL OAK PRINTING CO ROYAL OAK S OLDEST PRINTING COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF CSG Arr Condltlomng HEATING COOLING APPLIANCES KITCHEN PLANNING SERVICE 1416 S Woodward Opp Zoo on Woodward Ilncoln 2 0220 Royal Oak 82 SICK ROOM EQUIPMENT CLAR MAR PHARMACY 'I325 East II Mule Road at Vermont LI 4 522 We gave S 81 H Green Stamps The sen s Garden Mart 3826 NORTH WOODWARD Lmcoln 2 8400 ROYAL OAK MICHIGAN Nursery Stock Garden Supplles ART SUPPLIES IOR THE ART STUDENT and HOBBYIST Featulng a Complete Llne f CRUMBACHER SUPPLIES AND COLORS WALKER CRAWFORD PAINT CO 712 714 S Wash ngton 1 3 Glr o 0 . -I ' 7 O 706 South Washington Avenue LI. I-O0'I'I o o 'l 3 ' O o o o o - ' ' - I - - - i LI. -281 From left to nght ore Joan Taylor Ethel Snyder Volerle Leverton Carol Head Connue Salmon Xffgelfj D 83 I Kathleen Rodtke, Cynthia Wendt., I , I I r I Q X I x C I I Conma ulatzons Semors' FRED F HOWARD REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 218 N MAINI ROYAL OAK Bell Kmt Shop B O T A N Y N O M O T T A B E E H I V E Car of West Slxrh 8. Lafayette Royal Oak OPEN EVENINGS Expert Eye Examination Prompt Reparr Servrce ole's DR S COLE OPTOMETRIST 13916 Woodward Ave TOwnsend 6 7151 HIGHLAND PARK CONGRATU ATIONS I S. S. Kresge Co. Congratulatrons Semors From SPARKS MUSIC 8. GIFT SHOP Hear The Records on WEXL and Buy Them at Sparks Musnc Shop 214 W Slxth St Royal Oak Much Wexl Bunldmg Llncoln 1 1234 ROYAL BUSINESS SERVICE Income Tax Service Drctaphone Transcrlbmg Complete Personalized Bookkeeping Service Telephone Answermg Service Notary Public Donald J Unger 304 Center St ROYAL OAK JOrdan 4 6715 Llncoln 2 4065 .IO 4 6475 6 Llncoln 1 1608 1 Floyd Foren, Inc Ford Sales and Servrce 1515 South Washmgton Royal Oa CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES QUAIITY CIEANERS AND DYERS ALTERATIONS REPAIRS Llncoln 3 1659 1207 East Lincoln I . u ffeoeie- T i . I I . n . . I ' I . u . . k 84 XX x id 4? ff Ever stop to think what the world was like before electricity became everybody s ser tant? Its dlfftcult to plcture' Electric power serves so faithfully we just take it for granted Edlsons incandescent lamp heraldlng the b1rth of modern electric servlce finally became more than a dream 75 years ago To help turn this dream into reality other men prouded the finances Edison needed Their joint achievement IS an example of how financial r1sk taking and indnxdual lngenulty combine to the benefit of all people But our present vsay of l1v1ng 15 only the beginning Electricity promises for the future still greater marvels and better servtce It requlres men and women w1th many sk1lls to provide this servlce If you would like to work with such people why not get 1n touch with Edison s Employment Office? f .42 only the beg1nn1ng 5 fx. Qt s....,M If Maja? ee-Relief ff 'Milli f ifzfilf' QLH1 ftfw efgilitz' K L We ii Q if 24.32 if We WW gmail? THE DETRUI1' EDISUN CQMPANY 2000 Second Avenue Detroit 26 Mlchlgon 85 Kaye Sash and Screen 1523 North Mom St Royal Oak Mlchugon Llncoln 5 0600 I.IncoIn 5 1902 I I'I SPILLER FUNERAL I'IOME Ambulance Service 836 North Mom St Llncoln 1 4800 Llncoln 1 0566 Llncoln 1 2784 Hagelsteln Bakery Eslabllshed 1911 806 S Washnngton Ave Royal Oak Much GOOD LUCK SENIORS I 464' KING S GUN AND LOCK REPAIR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1954 I'IAll0CK Cl0CK COMPANY INC 702 W 1 1 Mnle Rd Royal Oak Much GOOD LUCK l Bobby Beauty Salon Llncoln 3 5340 Compliments of Power's Repair Shop SyIvla's Drlve In THOSE FAMOUS FOOTLONG DOGS Where a Snack Has a Smack Eleven Mule at Woodward ROYAL OAK I I I I ' - I , . I I ' I I . I ' ' 1 1213 North Moin ROYCII Oak ' I 86 xlg S H 0 P S .sluaif gflllllllll-C you II agree as the store thot hos more of foshuons that clnck for eoch young slack chuck RB Shops ore tops os you rote dote bolt If you re short or you re toll lf you re lorge or you re Small RB Shops flt you all come ond see' 87 ,9 114 W,,f , 2 v K .rl D 0 0 Q O . . fa! Q 1 Qu H NX if RB A NX FABRIC MART 413 SOUTH MAIN STREET Royal Oak's Largest Selection of Dress and Formal Fabrics BEST WISHES FROM Tuma Food Market WOODWARD AT TEN MILE RD Llncoln 1 9690 DELIVERY SERVICE To All Our Friends at Royal Oak High School AN OPEN INVITATION TO SEE OUR ARRAY OF COATS SUITS DRESSES SPORTSWEAR Blossommg Into Spring Hollywood Shoppe 418 South Washington Avenue RCA GE Philco Molorola Dumont Magnavox Northern T V Appliance Co The Best for Less Appliances Frlgldaires Refrigerators Ranges Food Freezers Laundry Equipment Water Heaters Air Conditioners 1321 E 'IT MILE RD ROYAL OAK MICH C omplimenls of A. 8: G. Market Llncoln I-6377 T725 CROOKS ROYAL OAK BUY SELL AND BE SURE WITH NEERIEMER REAL ESTATE IElmer L Neenemer Realtorl 708 NORTH WOODWARD ROYAL OAK Llncoln 6 3300 CURB SERVICE CARRY our DINING ROOM T E D 5 S Restaurant and Drwe In Woodward Avenue at Square Lake MI 4 7764 The Record Shop 23708 Woodward Pleasant mage Complete Lme of Records and Record Players . I I 1 ' I I I I . . . - Llncoln 5-'I800 Television Congratulations From I ' 'I l I I I C ' 0 Il ll . I . . . I . I V I . I ' ' - . . . ' . , . 88 AQ, -SL 'X fx KWWZQW QED S ARE W LETER 111 lsmmmu Take tl1e rl elephone Cornpanx for ex1n1ple Xnx o11e who vsorlxs for lNllClllgdH Bell xx 1ll tell 1011 It s ex erx tlnng 1 g1rl could xx Int 111 1 ,ob Frrst xou dont need am ercpenenee lou lewrn xour lob on the job and e1rn .1 good sllarx uhlle lefrrnmg Rzuses .1re fflglllll' 1nd frequent Xour Ill come IS steadx xou can .1111 115 count on 1t and xou get wnnual 1 1eat1on9 u 1tl1 pu Another mee thmg about telephone 11 orlx IS tll'll xou ll fmoemte wth people xour own age lust out of sehool too Youll vsorlx Ill clean bnbht plemnt SLlITOllIlCl1IlgS XVhether xou prefer to start as a tele phone operator 1 teller or Il Clerk xou ll find oppor tllll1llCS for fadw IIICCIHCIH' XVC d hke to tell xou 111ore 1bout tl1ese and other mterestmg telephone lobe N7lSlt us soon xx 011 t 10117 MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY P L A C E T O W O 421 WIIIIBIIIS St Royal Oak PUBLIX MEN'S WEAR I Stevens Heating 8. Ventilating Co. COMFORT MAKERS FOR HOME WASHINGTON SQUARE BUILDING AND INDUSTRY Phones: ROYAL OAK MICHIGAN I Ll. 5- 392 6432 Cass Avenue TR. 5-7625 Detroit 2 Michigan WITH COMPLIMENTS THE ROYAL DAK FURNITURE CDMPMIY FINE FURNITURE FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES 215 South Washington Avenue Royal Oak Michigan LI 3 30 AT THE BIG CITY PARKING LOT Hocklnci Gnufs Db 1 1 O 19 SWG GIS OAKLAND ccgluggvsgtzoest FAMILY GORHAM TOWLE LUNT FOI' Men For Women INTERNATIONAL STERLING FREEMAN EN A N JETTICK PORTO PED FASHION BILT ORANGE BLOSSOM GREAT sCg?.1.Chlldrel'lLAY PCISE Diamond and Jewelry Remodeling STEP MASTER 315 South Mann Street Royal Oak Michigan 314 South Mann Street Royal Oak Michigan LI 1 9811 4. 90 'f . . . I . -13 1 l I , . I . . ' I . . - 9 Ferguson's Dry Goods LANDS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY MCCALL AND ADVANCE PATTERNS 307 South Main Street LI. 5-7170 Royal Oak, D Michigan ROYAL OAK, MICHIGAN 11 l 1 1 11 PoTTER MOVING C0mP me 'S f 8g sToRAGE co HOWIE GLASS co AGENT ALLIED VAN LINES 309 S h C S S I' M O I' M RoYAI OAK MICHIGAN I I I 91 I 307- out enter treet out oin Street Royal a , ichigor Phone Llncoln -3310 Llncon -3490 FURNITURE C0 Raa,al0aL 324 WEST 4 wmmusrou snuannwe dmaa 221 wlsr 9 lm: non Mi. 0104.44 ll noun eurlor Bmwqkw-. T28 s woonvun MANUS DISTRIBUTORS 6NWd 'eye' Best wnsnes Fon THE FUTURE TO THE cLAss or 54 QT Emma MCL., Power Mowers 118 North Washington A Und Tractors LI 1 2164 U 3 6373 92 X 1 1 , .-'1 1 A . 1: ..:,'. . f I zr, Z: , U V,,T.,r,: i . 4 310404 .'T' at .tzz 1.l Q :.' Qgl5,IgQQg ,V,1 if ,,t : I . . . O 311 . oo word Avenue xx , X 1 9 5 - Xxx Xt iv-v-H M.-M .Q SAFETY FOR YOUR SAVINGS ROYAL OAK FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 'II4 West Fourth Royal Oak Comphmenfs of Horton Dorrls Bulldmg Company RESIDENTIAL and COMMERCIAL BUILDERS 119 E 4th LI 2 2084 Royal Oak 93 l 1 4 ll ll o o o I I l I 0 - CAREER TRAINING Thousands of men and wo'nen who secured thetr busmess educatoon at The Busmess Instltute have moved on to successful careers nn the busmess world Develop your personal qualutnes The lnstutute trasnnng wtll help you to flnd employment for them an the offlces of business lndustry or government Come In and talk with one of the school s regustrars about the opportumtnes avaulable to those who prepare for accountmg secretarual busmess admnmstratton stenographnc or offuce machines postttons t ty h t lly t THE BUSINESS INSTITUTE DETROIT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY Enttre Ilth Floor Mlchlgan Theatre Bldg 220 Bagley Ave Detroit 26 7 West Lawrence Street Pontiac I5 Uha Bus ness I statute 5 nca po ted unde the Educ tonal A ts at the Mt h g Statutes s a Class A C Ilege emp we ad t grant deg ees I Vrstt the school, or phone WOodward 2 6534 for bulletm Today the Graduate Tomorrow the Bnde J enf ewebra SMITH CBAMPTON 308 West Fourth Street Royal Oak Mlchlgan HARDWARE Headquarters for Garden and Lawn Equlpment Sherwm Wnllnams Pamts Hardware Sporting Goods KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RINGS Electric Apphonces Toys 215 South Mann Street I 0350 FF Lmoleum Tale Wtndow Shades RU Wallpaper Pamt PRESCRIPTIONS T. E. Hogan Company 'I229 Llncoln Avenue ROYAL OAK' MICHIGAN 2865 WOODWARD AVENUE phone LI. 26622 BERKLEY LINCOLN 43300 94 . . . , . I n . . . . . . . . I . ' . . . . I . . . . . ' IThe Business Institut and Da ralt Business Univarsi ave merged, Teachers ot both ot tho outstanding chools are on the combined staff. Students can he cantldon of excopti a horaugh Instm:tion.l . . . .I -I . I . I n ' i i r ra r ai c 'c I an a - a , a r o r . ' n I - l I ' Ll. - People of Dnstmctlon Choose Aucl Front COMPLIMENTS Home Equipment Co APPLIANCES TELEVISION 407 South Mom Street ROYAL OAK MICHIGAN gxcefdnf CLWM FOR EXCELLENT GROOMING Ll 1 6670 PROMPT PICK UP AND DELIVERY CODLINGS MEN S OUTFITTERS or ZERO KING SPORTSWEAR CLIPPER CRAFT SUITS EDGERTON SHOES IENRO SHIRTS and SPORTS SHIRTS Lincoln I 3350 225 South Mom Street H A R R I S O N S SHOES AND HOSIERY FOR ALL THE FAMILY 508 South Wash ngton Avenue ROYAL OAK MICHIGAN LI 'I 33 U1 95 l E I 1 I I O I f K A X 1 ' I 0 ,, I . 4' , 8 A I . 5 If 1 I I A r I f . I . -'I4 Congratulations to the Class of January 1954 Cl Cine FINEST IN FLOWERS AND GIFTS 621 West Eleven Mule Road Une I-I I RoyalOak Michigan Congratulations Class of June 1954 DANIEL S REFRIGERATION SERVICE Llncoln 3 4144 221 Linden Avenue ROYAL OAK MICHIGAN you Oak Mich u 1 8814 SARANAY MOTEL Our only salesman are our rooms Dlctograph Fire Protectors Air Conditioned 8K Heated Rqdm 3, TV MAC TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE Vulcamzing Tires Batteries Motor Tune up Brakes Cities Service Petroleum Products Llncoln 1 9794 FUEL OIL Llncoln 6 2030 1624 East 11 Mile Rd Campbell Road Royal Oak Michigan THE YARDSTICK Specializing In Custom Made Draperies and Slipcovers All Types of Curtain and Bedroom Ensembles DRESS FABRICS 506 South Washington Llncoln 2 4460 CAMERAS ARTISTS SUPPLIES DUNN S Camera and Hobby Supply Eight hour Photofinishing 619 South Washington Ll 2 7365 THE HOME OF KNOWN BRANDS Sportswear For Young Men ROYAL MEN S AND BOYS WEAR Fourth at Washington Fourth at Main I f .SZ R OP Ph : . -1151 I ' ' I I I I ' I I . I Ro , ' . . I ' 1104 N. Woodward at 1192 Mile Rd. Open Evenings 'til 9:00 I 7 1' ll I - I I I 96 ACCOUNTANTS ARE IN DEMAND Walsh lnstntute ofters practrcal modern accountancy courses In Day Evemng or Saturday Classes begmmng September 13 1954 Many certlfled publlc accountants audrtors successful business proprsetors and tlnanclal executlves have studned at Walsh Instructors are certufued publnc accountants and attorneys at law who have darly buslness and protessnonal contacts Free placement assistance to students and graduates Reglstratuon for Fall classes be gms August 2 1954 A Non Profit Coeducatlonal School of Accountancy and Financial Admlnlstratlon 120 MADISON AVENUE, DETROIT 26, MICN Telephone W0 I 5136 for free bulletin by mall Compliments From FRANK'S MARKET Meats Grocenes Vegetables FROZEN FOODS BEER WlNE Free Delrvery Llncoln 3 6222 11 Mule at Campbell Royal Oak Carpenter's Pharmacy Prescrrptrons Phone Llncoln 1 2101 931 N Mann St Royal Oak Congratulahons to the Graduates of JUNE 1954 For that Dream Gown for the Prom Gladys M Blount Brnlul 8. Mlllmery Shop 525 So Washington Royal Oak Much Compliments of SPARKS DeMUND FUNERAL HOME Claude R DeMund, Drr 317E 11 Mule Rd LI1 33 I CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Weisman Motor Sales Ll 1 431 Ll 47878 Mario s FINE ITALIAN FOOD PIZZA IS MARlO'S SPECIALTY JOrdan 4-6535 1430 Woodward Ave. CARRY-OUT SERVICE Lincoln 1,4575 Royal Oak, Michigan Hrs.: 4 to 3:30 p.m., Sun. 12 noon to 12 p.m 97 2426 N. Woodward, Royal Oak Closed Monday WALSH NISTITUTE ccouwrgmcv - u - I . . 1 - - - I . ' .2 - s I , H SEE H I - . .1 , . I -12 - -L - - , - I - - .- 1 May the Years Ahead Be Filled W With Success and Happiness LeAMl'5l Jkpggf MYER S Phone LI 11640 ROYAL OAK MICHIGAN 313 South Washington Royal Oak Michigan Royal Oak Buick Co GORDGN CLOTHIERS Sales Dept SHOES FOR MEN AND BOYS 1315 Woodward Avenue opposite Det 200 TUXEDO RENTAL Service Dept 110 South Main 117 South Main 115 West Sixth Street at Main Street LI -I 006 LI 3 9772 Llncoln 1 2720 LAWSON LUMBER 8. COAL C0 E5,.,.,..s.,.,d ROLLS BATTERY 8- LUMBER COAL AND HARDWARE Interior Finish and Insulation 6057 South Mum LI 1 ooo AUTO LITE DELC0 REMY Dlstrlbutors Clawson Branch 31 East 14 Mile Road 511 s0yj?1EN0i'I12 Phone LI 1 2470 O A RUTZEN CO SHEET METAL womc M G M CLEANERS Industrial and Residential Roofing Industrial and Flat Roofing and Residential Work Llncoln -I 5560 1407 East Eleven Mule Road Royal Oak Michigan 318 East Fourth Street Royal Oak Michigan 98 O 7 - E I ' ' . -6 . - O BuiIder's Supplies - Sash - Doors - ' . -6 ' ' ' BEST WISHES EDWARD FURNITURE COMPANY 916 North Mann Royal Oak FINE FURNITURE CARPETING Complete Home Planning Department COME IN AND BROWSE A WHILE NO HIGH PRESSURE AT EDWARDS VIRGO E NS JUNE GRADUAHNG cLAss nenawlfvlome LAFAYETTE AT FIFTH ST ROYAL OAK Lincoln, I OOI5 5 Beech Pattern 8. 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