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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1956 volume:

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Editor , . , Pat Bowles Co-Editors Gayl Martin, Josie Johnson, Margaret Richards Business Managers Ruth Wickham, Greg Hunt Editorial Staff Bette Dacey, Brock Cole Statf: Mickey Beigler, Janet Brennan, Kathleen Brenner, Doug Brown, Lynne Buri, Jim Collier, Mary DeLong, Meriurn Elliott, Joan Feige, Carole Ann Fournier, Sheila Haskin, Tom Hayden, Ed Heideman, Delores Hoops, Judy Howie, Barbara Jackson, Betty Janssen, Claudia Johnston, Janice Kline, Lee Lackaye, Mar- shall Laskey, Gloria Lawson, Edith Mayra, Sharon Pagels, Julie Porter, Marilyn Reppenhagen, Bill Sheridan, Joyce Tyrell, Delores VanHala, Joanne Vis, Linda Walker, Marcia Wittmer, Ron Woody. Kathleen Brenner, Doug Brown, Ruth Wickham, Bill Sheridan, and Claudia Johnston check through the ads for the yearbook. OAK STAFF Bette Dacey, Brock Cole, Pat Bowles, and Gayl Martin dis- Proof reading the January senior section are Lee Lackaye, cuss plans for the senior pages. Julie Porter, Greg Hunt, Edith Mayra, Betty Janssen, Janet Brennan, Marcia Wittmer, Mickey Beigler, and Janice Kline. James C. Covert Miles W. Marks Superintendent of Schools Principal ADMINISTRATION Q Norma Campbell Albert C, Wiese G. Bruce Feighner Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Principal 6 9' Xiw Pictured above Cfrorn I. to r.J is The office staff consisting of Vivian Molnar, Ann Rousseau, Virginia Roush, Caroline Durfee, Anne Cash, and Myra Tubbs. OFFICE STAFF Zola Waite Treasurer PM I TEST? A 7 Virginia Roush Principal's Secretary Margaret Weir Attendance Diredor learning our ABC's was important to all of us, ,'gg.wgw,Mym,,s.i-, Q 'AN tv- Classes are those things which, although they got in the way of our social life sometimes, were considered to be an essential part of our educa- tion. and as we look back, those hours rooms were not as dull as we thought them then. Always there was something new interest, whether it be an algebra a new recipe for peanutbutter in omics. in the class- might have to catch our equation or home econ- Sounds ot clinking test-tubes and crackling electricity drifted continually from the science labs to quiet rooms where language students scratched their heads over verb coniugations. Saws hummed and hammers banged in the industrial arts department as future business ty- coons chewed their pencils in the commercial classes. English, sociology, history, and all the other old stand-bys were presented in original and provocative ways by their indefatigable teach- ers, Sending students into lite well prepared is the purpose of the classes, and this year, as always, they succeeded remarkably well. a-sz '1 NM 3 gunna ,I +'. . ' 'sf :'LvL.A 1, 1 .' Z 542 if r X N Upper left- Have you washed your hands lately'? asks Bob Burton as Roberta Braman and Linda Morris line up for inspection in biology class. Upper left center-Studying magnetic lines of force in Mr. Rathsburg's physics class are Dennis Adams and Judy Hall. Lower left center- The way to succeed in physics, says Joan Kaatz, is to study, study, study. Lower left-Budding physicist, Harvey Ruskin, shows Bruce Westerby, Jirn Howell, Jim Howe, Bill Maddock, Bill Bechtel, Bill Cadwell, Jeannine Day, and Carl Lernay how to fill an eye-dropper. Below- Every hour on the hour! Bob Manser, Jirn Howell, Pat Zaucha, Bill Neill, Bill Cadwell, Fran Warth, Stewart Sache, Dick Dresner, and Chuck Norton look dazed by Mr. Hursh's geyser. if' i nni ri f i lQ'g?rSi'fJ,:llQLti5 7 rf ll Q36 lgwniu ' fi ' ,s,g.,p G1 ,r,,, .lim assault 11 mfs, 7 1 SCIENCE N 1 0 Feeding Alice an apple in Mr. Tenhaye's Helpful sludenis fl, lo r.J Harold Tolles, biology class are Al Poisson, Peler Trepeck, Carolyn Berryman, Dick Carlyle, Fred Allor, and Julie Pond, and Ronald Bender offer their solution to Mr. Slrain's hair raising problem in Biology l. Hey Kids! Remember the purpose of the Biology l experiment. Collecting gas bubbles are fl, To r.l Mike Folsom, Jay Basso, Judy Anthony, Bob Burgess, Ken Agerskov, Bernard Bidinger, Judy Keply, Bill Kern, Carol Kaye, and Judy Moore. ll Above-Sandy DeMerchant seems to have something more in- teresting to do while Carol Southwell, Sharon Kingsbury, and Carol Sawusch busily work on their business arithmetic prob- lems. Below-The common factor here seems to be Carol Toot- hacker. Other members of this algebra class are ll. to r.l Ron Richards, Hubert Riles, Bernard Bidinger, Jim McMan, and Ed Stutts. Right Top- Don't you dare give us homework over the week end! says J'ohn Kidwell to Mr. Mulligan. Others in the class are first row: Pat Zooks, John Shove, Pat Kristich, Bob Wolcott, and Carol Veers, Second row: Barbara Houghton, David Snow, Gary Krause, and Carol Voeffrey, Third r'ow: Ron Kline, Sally Bourke, and Bill Scott. Right Center-Solid Geometry goes to their heads. Left to right are Ron Bassey, Retta Cundiff, Gerry Sved, Dave Roberts, Barbara Forston, Don Cates, Gregory Gillmore, Roberta Child, Jim MtcGran, Doug Mclnnis, Ken Modell, and Bob Allen. Bottom Right-Mary Taylor and Joyce Jilbert take advantage of leap year opportunities in Mr. Dolik's algebra class. Look- ing on are fl. to r,J Mark Hector, Merritt Hougen, and Bob McDonald. I2 MATHE MATICS If - my .JI ,.', l 1 ..,x ,1 ,ma ,L is . -i lm., All il angst M il 1 ':P-uv-J Above-- WelI, doesn't it? says Shaon Martin to Marvin Winn, Ted Tapner, John Bakkari, and Mr. Zulch. Upper left- There's your Mistake, you took geometry! says Carol Killion to Floyd Juliet and Dennis Tracey. Left center-Wally Culton, Bob Forsyth, and Bill McNaughton really know how to relax in class. Lower left-Chin in hand, Richard George, Emily Korluck, Willie Scheer, and Roger Koon listen intently to Miss Gibson. Below-The wrong curves are being measured here by Bridget LaRose, Wilbert Kortryck, Bill Lundiff, and Kathryn Baird. W T2 ,' ' by V4 wtf-fr ffl M N s if 'ti '2ff.'lf. or ' Y ' b,., . . '- uw if l ' i ' v P ' 1 I3 P if . , , ' J- Upper left-Jim Galloway runs the proiector for one of Mr. Hartwig's history classes. Among the audience are ll. to r.J Al Smith, Howard Ray, Nancy Denovan, Karen Brown, Carolyn Sheppard, and Tom Michael. Upper left center-Gayl Martin practices phrenol- ogy on Boyd Gustke in Mr. Coughlin's Soc. class. Interested spectators are Bob Greenwood and Ron Meisinger. Lower left center-Bob Buelter, Wayne White, and Sheldon Goldman are concentrating on Mrs. Miller's government lectures. Lower left-Malkem Evans, Barbara Gaul, Diane Gibson, Janet Johnson, Nuellan Kathan, Susette Kupadric and Charlyn Moyer are very enthused with their U.S, History class. SOCIAL SCIENCE UPPER RIGHT Studying railroads in Consumer's Economics are CI. to r.l Barbara Mielke, Ken Tapner, Mr. Cook, Susan Rehner, and Gene Filippis. UPPER RIGHT CENTER Studying the big attraction in Mr. Gange's Soc, class are first row: Gertude Witzky, and Edith Dusseaug second row: Harriet Meier, Judy Cool- ican, Delores Demmer, Judy Jeffrey, Dorothy Sabo, and Ray Oster, third row: Joan Feige. LOWER RIGHT CENTER Jim Bergert seems to be the obiect of Mrs. Watson's attention. Others in the class are first row: Gary Loranz, Ed Heideman, Nancy Hill, Gary Howlett, Ron Cavallaro, Carol Mobley, and' Ronnie Linberg. LOWER RIGHT BELOW I found it! cries Ken Collier. Studying his dis- covery in Mr. Tessem's World History class are ll. to rj Ilene Cohen, Willa Adams, Rosemary Nellis, and John Burau. ABOVE Focusing their attention on Ann Edson in Mr. Jackson's U.S. History class are ll. to r.J Doug Foeller, Pete Steensma, Bill Hamilton, and Ron McAuley. BELOW Where is it? asks Ron Steinberg, Aiding in the search in Mr. Baird's class are ll. to r.J Ron- ald Cologie, Martha Snyder, Agnes Ross, and Wilma Taylor. 'Ti Q if! Miss Widdis hands report cards to Lois Donna Reich, Dave Rickins, John Riehm, Simpson, Steve Fitzer, Mike Cobb, and Sue Karen Flagg, and Karen Painter browse Bartlett in English 2 class. through Miss Cowen's English 6 library. ENGLISH Left above-Bob Dingman receives enthusi- astic response from his English 5 classmates. Left below-Lee Brown points out a mistake in Miss Fischer's English 2 class. Looking on are fl. to r.D Jim Robertson, Lloyd Hancock, Tom Duering, and George Schonle. I6 Above-Deanna Sist and Jim Bonner offer a duet to an eager advanced speech class. Seated Cl. to r.l first row: Sue DeHart, Vi Ann Bock, Carol Kuklaw, Second row: Claudia Johnston, Kay Snow, Kay Lane. Third row: Ron Messman and Mitch Portnoy. Above right- An eye for an eye! exclaims cyclopes Rosen in his English 7 class. Not taking him too seriously are Kay Wittmer, Rick Hill, and Pete Moga. Center right-George Jensen, Larry Joyce, Ellen Emith, Carolyn Browning, Carol Viers, Carolyn Watson, Gay Westerly, Pat Sacconi, Phyllis Pederson, Jeff Nickora, Peter Jakubiec, and Bob Kreiner watch as Sharon Hanscom tries to wake Frank Joyce up in English 2 class. Lower right- A tisket a tasket, books are going in the basket in English 8. Happily contributing are Dick Bader, Retta Auster- mann, Bud Allen, Glory Flodquist, Carl Le- May, Shirley Luetzow, Stuart Sachse, Dianef Marentette, and Mitch Portnoy. 'I7 I , JV7' -'Fl '-'nu-Q ha- N In the hole in Mrs. Scherer's Commercial Law class are fl. to r.J Chuck Richards, Don Licldie, Loren Sfatia, and Lester Lunsky. Seated around them are ll. to r.l Ron Messman, Roberta Backus, Joyce Tyrell, Retta Austermann, Martha Porter, Angie Goggin, Beverly Rice, and Norma Hanes. COMMERCIAL Carol Sawusch takes her filing serious- Compfomefers keep Janet Wride and Mary DeLong takes dictation in ly. Her classmates are lfronf to backl Elaine Haworth busy. Miss Labb's Office Machines. Pat Shafor, Sam Mitchell, and Linda Silvey. I8 Q r ..'E.-B I 2 1 an'- v ...Af ..f ,- JV 6 -,sin ..a. mlb Y YI' Q ,I ,gsm .1 'fv- 4--...W 'X , 2 ,R-::Jga1jr'f'tf1 V. TW. X '1 , 2,553 ' Stain' PSV -tv.. .. g it - fwgg., fi, ' -UW! 1 - V I . 5 -in' W I -5 ,.1 3 Mi! ,XX , if 44, A K x 3-.... If-L A Y- R 4 ,M-1117 ,K f 7,7-lj, - Ain Q ,. 4' 4' we ,gi Mr. Light's Auto 2 class disassembles a motor in record Time. Upper right-Mr. Fischer assists Sara Carole Sawusch in water color painting, Upper right center-Harry Speck, Bill Parker, and Clyde Jones type in Mr. Shop. Lower right center-Walter Kotowsky, and Kirk Walter learn Vulcan's trade in Metal Shop. Cliffton and Sorbie, Tom Cook's Print Dean Clark, Mr. Jilbert's Lower right-Mr. Edmunds demonstrates the use of a T-square to Ralph Klee, Bill Hinkle, and the class. Doing a pin-up iolo for Sally Nampa and Pat Bowles are Audrey Armitage gets a little help from Loretta Hauca, Charlene Kinkade and Karen Woodward in Clothing 4. Judi Johnson, Joyce Maxwell, Mickey Milewski, and Nancy Freeman in Child Care. HOME ARTS Eleanor Urquhart demonstrates the proper waxing technique ln Clothing 3 Harriet Soney, Bonnie Jacobs, Susan Baron, for Carol Foxall, Carole Sherman, Jean Henry, Darlene and Janet Kelley put the finishing touches on their proiects. Upton, and Kay Wittmer in Home Arts. 'NX 22 mn Nona Roush, Karen Scott, Robert Vandermark, Frank Miss Oliver demonstrates the correct Spanish pronuncia- Sturgell, and Ruth Wickham are ignoring Mrs, Rowe, who tion of Petunia for Beth Hagadone, Barbara Conners, and can't seem to stay awake during Spanish class. Joe Brinker. LANGUAGE ARTS Joyce Siaskiewicz reads a letter in French to Becky Mosen, Brock Cole, Kathy Weber, Sharon Leichtling, Dave Beckman, Counting in Latin class are Sue Howard, Karen Hagel and Sally Walters. Jackie McCartney, Paulette Gancia, and Pat Ellis. 23 A x Sports played an important part in every students life, whether he made his line plunges on the playing field or in the crowded bleachers. Playing or iust watching, nearly everyone was interested in the progress of each team and in the athletes of whom they were composed. of all the sports, football and basketball were probably the most popular with the spectators who had plenty to frazzle their nerves with such opponents as Birmingham and Berkley. Record-smashing became a habit for the swim- ming team which plowed its way to fourth place in the BCL League and to second place in the State Meet at Ann Arbor, Tennis, cross-country, baseball, golf, and track, though not so widely attended or publicized, were still important as their records show. Sports, we see as we look back, gave us many of the more exciting and pleasurable memories of school life, despite a few sprained muscles and raw throats from cheering. we -nl' tl v 4 I 4 4 'f J' 'P .5-. qw, M. . x, I X ,Q E? 'v A 4. ,,,, f. Q Mm.u , WW:-' ' x fwfr , ,. .5 ' ' 1' N. fda J-WP fa' 'ei 1? X i 1 I. qw First row: fl, to rj Dave Beck imgr.J, Walt Souten, Fred Wasen, Bill Boyle, Mike Nordstrom, John Sekeres, Roger Pollock, George Boyd, Frank Sturgell, Bob Walsh, Bob Taylor, Mitch Portnoy, Jim Reeves, Coach Art Solow. Second row: Coach Charles Struble, Herb Deromedi, Gary Pitcher, Jerry Snider, Bill Brazier, John Springer, Joe Vestrand, Leonard Milke, Darrell Harper, Bud Allen, Dick Jordan, Larry Cadwell, Bill Owen, Gene Filippis, Ralph Fbrbes, Roh Bill Coach lvy Lofton, Dave Pickens fmgrj. Thifd row: Head Coach Jim Manilla, Don Rossoll, Pete Moga, Jerry Austin, Lee Burnett, Bill Knotts, Rick Hill, Bill Cadwell, Lou Grantham, Randy Uren, Hewitt Hornbeck, Bob Manser, Ken Heikkinen, Dave Martin. ROHS captains U. to r.J Joe Vestrand, Bud Allen, Darrel Harper. Royal Oak's i955 football campaign was chiefly marked by success. The squad compiled a 7-2 record, finishing in a tie for second place in the B.C.L. Football fortunes reached their crest in a dramatic 27-20 conquest of arch-rival Birmingham on Thanksgiving Day. Previous to this the squad had suf- fered their only losses, coming at the hands of Grosse Pointe and Fordson. Unanimous All-State honors went to half-back Darrel Harper, whose brilliant all around play sparked the team throughout the season. RECORD Hazel Park Grosse Pointe Wyandotte Monroe Fordson Poniiac Ferndale Highland Park Birmingham wn is halfback Jim Eilertsen Coach Campbell with Captain Bill Braeuninger. RECORD R.O. 56 Birmingham 53 Grosse Pointe 72 Monroe 53 Wyandotte 53 Highland Park 46 Pontiac 57 Fordson 61 Ferndale 55 Grosse Pointe 53 Monroe 50 Wyandotte 55 Hazel Park 51 Highland Park 46 Fordson 59 Berkley REGIONALS 52 Catholic Central 28 Opp 45 41 82 5o 61 61 72 49 63 58 50 50 67 53 57 59 First row Cl. To rj: Ed Heidernan fmgrj, Coach Ed Campbell, Captain Bill Braeuninger, Bob Glover fmgrj. Second row: Dan Harrison, Gene Filippis, Frank Sturgell, Darrell Harper, Evans Webb, Fred Wasen, Art Bromley, .lim Eilertsen, Gary Pitcher, George Boyd, Jerry Snider, Dave Richey, Bob Dingman. Jim -Eilertsen 'arches in a free Throw as Darrell Harper, Dan Harrison races around a helpless defender and BWBITS 5 pOSSIbl9 I'ebOUI'1Cl. gqoreg 3 driving layup, 29 -N.. ., .+..., ,L .T we i First row: il. to r.l Head Coach Art Solow, Tom Last, Barry Reed, Bob Leich, Duane Platt Andy Morrow Larry Kelly Colin Stafford. Second row: il. to r.J Bob Manser, Tom Arnold, Jim Peters, Art Beesley, Charles Ashton Ralph Nutter John Momberg Dave Gillanders. Third row: il. to r.1 Ron Messman, Dave Hector, Harold Adams, Jim Hastie, Doug Jamieson Fred Schwab Jim Line Fred Wickham, Dave Edgerly, Asst. Coach Dick Farwell. Fourth row: CI. to r.J Larry Lackaye, Alan Rig.hter, Keith Haskins, Wilbert Kortryk, Bill Childs Gary Thorson Carl Spinnler Tim Greening, George Bristol, Dick Jemison. R.O. 59 43 41 48 64 63 57 41 46 48 36 57 63 40 RECORD Pershing Grosse Pointe Monroe Birmingham Wyandotte Trenton Highland Park Fordson Birmingham Grosse Pointe Monroe Wyandotte Highland Park Fordson Opp. 28 44 46 39 23 24 30 46 41 39 51 30 24 47 Pictured below are captain Duane Platt co captains Buck Leich and Andy Morrow and star back stroker Ralph Nutter Royal Oak track coaches pictured above are ll. to r.J Richard Hursh, Fred Co-captains of the I956 track team are Nowland, Don Bray, Ed Stange, and Don Stanbury. Ralph Forbes and Gene Filippis. TRACK i4 F - Pictured above is the 1956 ROHS track team. Members are first row ll, to r.l Bob Walsh, Randy Uren, Gene Filippis, Ralph Forbes, George Boyd, Jim Eilertsen, Bill Braeuninger, and Chuck Wiethoff, second row: Bob Vogan, Bob Taylor, Frank Stur- gell, John Kitzmiller, Ken Winsauer, John Erickson, Dennis Carter, and Bod Dingman, Third Row: John Riehm, Fred Thompson, Jerry Snider, Al Mitchell, Evans Webb, Norm Larson, Dave Edgerly, Lee Burnett, Harold Snider, and Ross Forbes, Fourth Row: Larry Lackaye, David Scouler, John Larson, Tom Harris, Ed Graye, Bob Briggs, Bob Williams, Mike Hutson, Dennis Rogers, and David Nicholson, Fifth Row: Jim Puckett, Roger Pollock, Dick Collins, Jon Chesney, Douglas Mead, Mike Terrey, Norwood Hamilton, Bill Ames, Larry White, and Larry Anderson, Sixth Row: Jack Rudduck, Larry Walker, .lack Fidler, Bill Sheridan, Joe Bamsey, John Kennedy, Bill Holdsworth, Kenny Streeter, and Steve Michalek, Seventh Row: Coaches Nowland, Stanbury, Stange, Bray, and Hursh. 32 Top Right - Sprinting for a race are Bill Braeuninger, Gene Filippis, and Ralph Forbes. Center Right- Flying over the high lump is Jim Eilert- sen. Lower Right - Runners warm up for a victorious meet. Center Left - Ralph Forbes stretches for the extra inches in broad iumping. Lower Left - Hurdlers George Boyd, Jim Eilertsen, and Dennis Carter go footfirst towards victory. As Bud Allen slides madly info The base, Danny Harrison tags him OUT. Catcher, John Springer and Slugger Darrell Harper wait for The oncoming ball. ri 5 BASEBALL Coaches J. McLean and E. Campbell help The baseball Team wilh needy instructions. ll -..D gf 1 . .Sf :J 1956 Baseball Team of Royal Oak Dondero High School ls1Row: J. Kerr, K. Heikkinen, B. Mr:Garva, C. Peters, H. Deromedi, D. Colomina, H. Handcock. 2nd Row:-P. Moga, J. Patenaude, J. Kallid, L. Joyce, D. Harrison, J. Springer, J. Miller. 3rd Row: D. Northrup, Mgr., L. Righiler, B. Inman, G. Pilcher, F. Allor, D. Harper, B. Allen, and Coaches E. Campbell and J. McLean. 3 I ml --:E L5 g4.4---4 Pictured above is the ROHS tennis team. Standing are ll. to r.J Coach Stoolmiller, Larry Tarrant, Barry Melnick, Tom Bittker, Chuck Matthews, Bill Pence, Bill Maddock, and Jay Lyon. Kneeling are ll. to r.J Verne Osterlund, Tom Hayden, Craig Mosier, Klaus Haas, Dave McKercher, and Dave Goddard. TENNIS Co-captains of the tennis team, Klaus The smile of tennis coach, Mr. Mike Stool- Haas and Larry Tarrant, look ahead to a miller, is enough to win any tennis match, good season. This year ROHS' tennis team was scheduled for I9 meets. Three singles and three doubles teams participated in the regional play- offs. Jay Lyon is the only graduating senior on the team. 35 Members of the 1956 golf team are first row ll. to r.l Larry White, Dave Richey, Keith Fox, and Dallas Allen, second FOSI, Coach Struble, Jim Kent, Bob Leich, Bill Oleshansky,BiII Callihan, Mike Cavilovic, Bob Glover, George Lockwood an Don Ross. GOLF Mr. Charles Struble, Coach of fhig year's golf team. Golf coach, Chuck Struble has led his teams to 35 wins and only three losses in the last three years. In those three years, the ROHS golf team hadn't lost a meet to other B.C.L. teams until they were hand- ed a one stroke defeat by Monroe early in the season. Next year's outlook is good, having experienced players return- ing. Larry White will be next year's captain. Graduating seniors are co-cap- tains Keith Fox and Roger DeMinor. Coach Bray CROSS COUN Record Hamtramck Flint Central Hazel Park Pontiac Wyandofle Dearborn Lincoln Park Berkley Frrst Row fl to rj, Bob Vogan Norm Larson Evans Webb Jrm Erlerfsen Fred Thompson Dave Edgerly Bull Holdsworth John Larson Larry White. Second Row Ross Forbes, Chrrs Falk Doug Mead Jon Chesney Bull Ames Bull Gram Mrke Terrey Bob Wlllnams Third Row Coach Don Bray, Tom Harris Ron Peludht Bob Buhr Jim McGran Bull Sheridan George Schonle Bob . BUD ALLEN 3 Football 4 Baseball I Basketball DAVE BECK I Manager LARRY CADWELL Ash gl - 0 ' Y o . ,lab ' 1 . ,-. i I, ei NS. X I ij K , , JIM EILERTSEN 2 Basketball 2 Cross Country 3 Track BILL BALES 3 Manager RONALD BILL 2 Football CHUCK CHARMATZ 2 Football GENE FILIPPIS 2 Football 2 Basketball 2 Track JOE BAMSEY I Track B f I Im : B ,- AE '.-,,: ik I BILL BRAEUNINGER 2 Track 3 Basketball ROGER DEMINOR 2 Golf ggi ,..,. . I 1 .J A 5 Wk 'sifgllg lll- Il,,. 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JL MW X W f ld ,- .'!!r: -51:55 Q., M 5? -qv 1 V i XXX Q .z ' f'F'+- I A 9 7 2 - 'T Q0 4 -' rf wJ ' . 3--4 X ,-sd I 1 ' -1' , 'J- i Latin Club members are enioying themselves at their annual Latin Club Banquet The Spanish Club is celebrating Pan American Day with an annual dinner. 44 The RODHS orchestra is most familiar to the senior class through the music group's performances at convocation, baccalau- reate, and commencement exercises, The orchestra also offers musical selections at the Atwas plays and last year marked the beginning of a series of performances with the A Cappella Choir. Within the school orchestra there are several string ensembles. Concert mistress and student conductor is Marlene Buckner. German exchange student, H a r r i et Meier, plays the flute with the orchestra. She has furnished the group with many interesting facts on music in Germany. , X Mr. Henry A. Garen is RODHS orchestra. The RODHS orchestra consists of first row fl. to rj Marlene Buckner, Betty Cross, Retta Austermann, Joan Scott, Carol Jones, Kathy Zuber, Joyce Karakas, and Helene Paquin, second row: Donna French, Nadine Normile, Esther Bakken, Anne Speer, Harriet Meier, Carole Patrick, Antonia Couretas, and Allan Leibg third row: Mr. Garen, Carolyn Hicks, Jim Davis, Paul Burgess, Lorene Lambert, llga Blanka, Mary Dell, and Joel Larsson. th X e director 1 Q ,-.4 nun Jia? as of the 45 Xu --'f f , .Q- Cast: fl. to r,l Sandy DeMerchant, Clyde Beck, Joyce BOQQ, Phyllis Manke, Karen Marvicsin, Susie Teller, Nancy Sullivan and Greg Hunt. Not shown are Ronnie Barnes and Bill Krawchuck. TIME OUT FOR GINGER The Atwas Club presentation, Time Out for Ginger, was held in the high school auditorium No- vember l8-l9. lt was produced and directed by Miss Marilyn Bre- claw and student director Bette Dacey. The play centers about the household of Howard Carol fGreg Huntl which is turned topsy-turvy when his daughter, Ginger Uoyce BOQQL manages to make the school football team. Mr. Carol portrays the typical, proud father of a football player. With his raccoon coat and swing- ing a piece of the goal post, he does an excellent job of telling the play his daughter made. Mrs. Carol CSandy DeMerchantl is a very patient and understanding mother, but at the end of the play she has only one thing to say, Lets have a son - Huh? . 1 Mitch Portnoy has his arms full with his two wives Deanna Sist and Pat Zaucha while Beth Hagadone, Delores Banl-lala Ernie Mlsch Jean Laberge and Sue Dehart look on BLITHE SPIRIT Blithe Spirit, the three act play written by Noel Coward, was put on in the auditorium April 20-21. Mitch Portnoy, the lead, play- ed Charles. Dr. Bradman was portrayed by Ernie Misch. Others in the cast were Beth Hagadone as Edith, Pat Zaucha as Ruth, Delores Van Hala as Mrs. Bradman, Jean Laberge as Madame Arcati, and Deanna Sist as Elvira. Miss Marilyn Breclaw was the director, Student director was Sue Dehart. The play was about a ghost who returned to haunt her hus- band, and who could only be seen by one person, Charles. The entire play was a lot of fun to put on and it brought a lot of laughs from the audience. A CAPPELLA CHOIR if vs Fw' lr .ui u I :11j.u,,,l 'UI J . gh wif 'M as i 1 1 2 191, Q 1 s f ' e ' v '+:', 52523 1 1 - 'I' 1 lit, 9 2 X926 is M 2, . I hi ln,-4. ,N . V r.. , . 1- - - x-- Larry Kelly dives into a circle of aqua-maids. Marian Quenneville and Jo Lischer are in per- Demonslrating archery equipment in Miss fect accord in one of their more difficult Sfephenson's gym class is Barbara Glass. sequences. Varsity cheerleaders pictured above are fl. to r.J Gail Gangwer, Joyce Bogg, Captain Gloria Moran, Sue DeHart, and Gail Nesbitt. 51 DEBATE In the 1955-56 debate team, Royal Oak's over all debate record was I3 wins and 4 losses. Making up the af- firmative team this year were Judy Meyer and Robert Lee. Joan Coulton and Brock Cole composed the negative team. Judy and Joan had each had two years experience on the debating team. Bob was on the reserve team last year, while this is Brock's first year as a de- bater, Their record in the state league was 8-O, Metropolitan, 4-4, and their tournament was l-I. Next year Royal Oak will be in need of a completely new team, as all four of this year's are graduating. Two awards are given each year by the Detroit Free Press if the team qualifies. To be eligi- ble for an award, the team must be in the first 65 out of 335 tearns. Arguing a point with Mr. Mead, debate coach, is Joan Coulton and Brock Cole the negative faction of the debate team. The debate team consists of L-R, Brock Cole, Joan Coulton, negative, Judy Meyer, Robert Lee, affirmative, and Coach Mr. Mead, 52 ,L ,gin-we Acorn Staff-What kind of work is this, editors? Lett to right: Tom Hayden, Brock Cole, Joan Feige, Joan Kaatz, Carole Fournier, Judy Byam, Gayl Martin, Sheila Haskin. ACORN STAFF Editor-ln-Chief Joan Kaatz Copy Editor Gayl Martin Page One Editor 0 Carole Ann Fournier Page Two Editor Brock Cole Page Three Editor Sheila Haskins Sports Editor Tom Hayden Business Manager Judy Byarn Exchange Editor Angie Googin Circulation Manager Judy Hall Reporters Torn Bittker, Elizabeth Broome, Jim Collier, Sandy De- Merchant, Joan Feige, Cory Fletcher, Sallie Walters, Kathryn Kay. Sponsor l, A. Rosen Where's the camera? Left to right: Sandy Det Merchant, Angie Goggin, Carole Fournier, Kathy Kay, Elizabeth Broome, Joan Feige, Brock Cole, Sally Walters, Sheila Haskin, Jim Collier, Becky Mosen, Judy Hall, Judy Byam, Joan Kaatz, Gayl Martin, Tom Hayden, Torn Bittker, and Cory Fletcher. RADIO WORKSHOP Every Saturday night Our School Roundup is heard over WEXL, present- ed by Radio Workshop under the super- vision of Mr. James Mead. It takes most of the week to tape the show for Satur- day night. Mr. Mead says, We are on the edge of big things. ln the fall there will be a new radio station on top of the building. The station will have a five mile radius which will cover all of Royal Oak. There will be need for new people with first class licenses to work controls, scrip writers, DJ's, actors, announcers, pro- ducers, etc. The station will also broad- cast all sports events, Testing l-2-3 says Mr. Mead as Tom Bird gets tape ready for Radio Workshop. Here we find Bud Allen, Bill Sheridan, and Joan Millard busily rehearsing for Radio Workshop, as Mr. Mead supervises. Discussing senate plans are fl. to r.D Judy Howie, treasurer, Nancy Couper, vice-president, .Janet Bigham, secretary, Mrs. Young, sponsor, Chuck Matthews, president, and Judy Meyer, parliamen- tarian. Addressing an informal session of student senate is presi- dent, Chuck Matthews. Senators are first row: David Pringle, Joan Coulton, Nancy Couper, Judy Howie, Judy Meyer, and Janet Bigham, second row: Frank Joyce, Sally Maloney, Nancy Sternberg, Julie Pond, Gail Nesbitt, Harriet 55 Meier, and Barbara Mason, third row Larry Walker, Dave Nicholson, Sylvia Booker, Florence Rhodes, Mary Merritt, and Jeannine Day, fourth row: Rosalie Rude, Dave McKercher, Jeff Nickora, Gail Vanderbeck, and Jane Lauer. if W .. . Y1 'QE ?' Y iisia Q V. ' R325 Q 7- X- Q 'Wx 5 fp af-5 N ' Q !'bXff-wg, X W. A 1 Qiigg. 1 I Fig' if U 45,5-X x1 f f,3 fQ! 91 if -' -.J 'E T? 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VM!--1239444 Lynn Livingston Mariorie Locke Bill McRoberts Eric Nayback Marilyn Peterson Valentin Renchler Dale Russell Bud Sawyer John Smith George Taylor Richard Ventura James Wade Paul Weber ftffw CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS White Rose Blue and White 79 GOODLUCK, HARRIET AND HEDDA Hedda Schulz Besides many gay parties and exciting sports events, our senior year has brought us two inter- esting friends from Germany. Harriet Meier, the blond, blue-eyed exchange student, was liked by everyone. She shared many experiences with us concerning life in her home country. Versatile Harriet spent seven years in Portu- gal, where she learned to speak Portuguese fluently, She also speaks English, French, and Latin. Harriet went to Royal Oak High School not only to learn, but also to contribute. She did this by playing the recorder and the flute in the school orchestra. ln September, she will return to Germany to finish her schooling and begin her preparation for a teaching career. Good luck to a swell girl who will always re- main a pleasant memory to our senior class. Hedda Schulz, unlike Harriet, was in the United States for a year visiting her American pen pal. Two years of correspondence led to her dreamed of trip to America. She received her correspondent's name through her class. in Germany. Hedda has many hobbies including swim- ming, drawing, and playing various musical instruments, When she returns to Germany, Hedda will embark on an interior decorating career. With her she will take many American thoughts and memories. Good luck, from the 1956 graduates, to a girl who has meant much to our senior year. 80 Harriet Meier PRESIDENT CLASS OFFICERS JANUARY, 1956 ,. , If '?'3'y'f S my Q, Maia mom? 6.42511 W -.Aswf 7e?:Al4'RD .Avvffwf VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Wi 81 SALUTATORIAN 6:A5,,,,QZ-,- gunz, dal? Bgaiaaw f,!..,.ufB...J---K Zfvmu Zim Rbiev-T 65:3 l3fU,Qu5 QW M5444 MA QW? e0'n,.,.,.,Q, 741 .LZ-of-f-2 mf dfmww gf? 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Jw ZAJWL ,fatwa cckcddau Www Wztfzm fm J W7 WWW Camera Shy Jay Bailey Gerald LaMothe Bob Branton Robert Mullins Pat Brown Val Renchler Kurt Dernberger Wade Trabue Jim Flucker CLASS FLOWER: White Carnation CLASS COLORS: Blue and White CLASS MOTTO: A iourney of a thousand miles begins with but a single step. 88 The Einsteins of tomorrow attempt to pass physics today. Sending Morse Code message in Mr. Rathsburg's physic 2 class are Gary Gordon, Dennis Granger, Dick Jordan, Bruce Attwell, Raoul LePage, Clyde Beck, Bill Kashouty, Jerry Hann- mond, Phil Webb, Bob McCall, Bob Smith, Gerry Teachman, and Don Voelker. Seated in front are Margaret Richards, Bill Bennett, Betty Janssen, and Roger Jacobs. 5,1 W,-fl bf. .fe nik H. RO Senior Comp Mr. Morren keeps his advanced comp. class busy. Writing themes are Betty Janssen, Clyde Beck, Dick Jorden, Chuck Charmatz, Bill Kashouty, Raoul LePage, Janet Brennan, Margie Furman, and Shirley Mayhew. an Q. Center of attraction in the trig. class is Betty Janssen. Sur! rounding her are. Bob Smith, Gerry Teach- man, Bill Kashouty, Bill Bennett, Larry Cadwell, Clyde Beck, Dennis Granger, Ron Bill, and Bob McCall. 90 Refresher Math Mr. Jones points out the subiect mater- ial, Pat Martin and Joe Vestrand, as his refresher math class tries to get a better view of the proceed- ings. s ' Judy Laurie and Vicky Marsh help Mr. Montie enioy 8 his English 8 class. The rest of the class looks like they are enioying themselves also. 91 v KK 'l S O C I O L O G Y I wonder what she is supposed To think about in sociology class? Art Bromley helps Janice Kline Think while Dave Northey, Bob Kelley, Ronnie Schwenk, Julie Porter, John Simrnons, Gerry Richardson, Mickey Beigler, Shirley Sadlier, Shirley Bennett, Marcia Wittrner, Connie Coan, Helen McMasters, and Carol Allen look on. 92 LOOKS LIKE fun. At the senior party are DOING A polka are Bill Owen, Janet Bren- Andy Morrow, Kathleen Kelly, Bob Leich, nan, Bob Smith, Margaret Richards, Betty and Janet Brennan, Janssen, and Bill Kashouty. vi- NANCY MILLAR, Pat Hinkle, Bob McCall, Sue Fishman, and Neil Fogo give Miss Cowen advice in homeroom. 93 . WJ' MRS. CROSSMAN watches Phil Webb, Ted Dickinson, and Joe Wichers. MICKEL BEIGLER has the answer in sociology class. fl!!-A ANOTHER terribly interesting homeroom period. LET'S polka, is the cry at the senior party, BETTY JANSSEN and Bill Kashouty swing their partners. SURE you do. WHAT'S this action? I DUNNO. What do you think? sl MR. COUGHLIN demonstrates the Hokey pokey. HOMEROOM was never like this All right! Hands off those cakes. Look Ma, pm dancing, Relax, it's iust a speech, Sitting on top of the Wgrldy ,. Davy, Davy Crockett - in 3 Where's my term paper? Pasha Allen and his harem. 97 Hey! You're a penny short! says Skip Sage, assistant manager of the stationary store, to his customers. l don't believe it! says Claudia Johnston to her pal Need a tissue? says Ron Messman to Mike Nord- across the table. Claudia and Jim Collier catch up on Strom. Mr, Hursh seems more interested in the the latest gossip during lunch hour. cameraman. 98 5? ,.,, , .M -..- ,.,f, . .1 'V V 'V r,?,n,,gE,, ..Q. NZM-wg, .. . . A nr- vw I iw W A 1 l WJ x. S' , fy' x Fi . 1 , ,a P W 2 S ez? .,. L!!! ,.,- ff' I U ' Did you say Marilyn Monroe was coming down These stairs? And I'm cute, too! ' . l'1-PM - ,ff l don't care WHAT the script says! You're a wonderful dancer, Mary. You are ioo, Jane. gg ! -5 w A Q. V LV QIN' I E Q. . f 55, UIQ Q I M 54125 E 5155 SQ .EW . .. x 1 w -1-llvnhnsamv .1 f BBA' PM ff' ,wi Qwfwwjwff O6 M,w5JLSLM0Pl,n,, yi!-an L' i ' W LJ W W5 HX. Jd fyffjj H-' f7 AU709fCIphs A126591 AND M ODERN DIO lN CAKLAND NTY Q IIIIIILIX AlllIl'S WEAR ARROW SHIRTS GLASGO SWEATERS Royal Oak, - Michigan Phone LI. 5-9433 AAA Compliments of Motel De Ville I524 S. Woodward Royal Oalc, Mich. PRESCRIPTIONS MAGAZINES SICK ROOM EQUIPMENT CLAR-MAR PHARMACY 1325 East 11-Mile Road at Vermont LI 4-1522 We give S 81 H Green Stamps G. LEWIS POTTER I'II'l I'ER Mllllllll Az STIIRAIIII C0. MOVING AND STORAGE COMPANY MODERN WAREHOUSES Agent of Allied Van Lines 919 South Main Street 136 Brownell Royal Oak Michigan B' m'ngham M ch gan Llncoln 1 3310 Mldwest 4 4612 RCILS BATTERY and ElECTRIC SERVICE Willis Market QUALITY MEATS U- C2720 amz w. FIRST srneer su sour:-I MAIN smear ROYAL OAK Llncoln 2-5671 LAND'S coNcRAruLArloNss PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY S. S. Kresge Co. 1.1.7170 ROYAL OAK MICHIGAN ' 'bnnzlii E :ii 'illiv I . Q ls if 'ie ' - ,ge - 02: Q . 4' ' .ze 5 ' an exciting career? Then we may have just what you're looking for-because we have a wide variety of fascinating jobs for alert teen-agers. You'll work with other young people in attractive ofhces- earn an excellent salary-and meet new friends to share your leisure hours. You'll be trained by friendly supervisors-and earn full pay as you learn. With so much to gain, why not get in touch with us soon. 421 Williams St., Royal Oak Nucl-IIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY loo Q oyal 0ak heatre CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1956 SCLWaf!Z FLOWER SHOP 221 S. Main St. Llncoln I-5124 Royal Oak HARRISON SHOES INC. . SHOES AND HOSIERY FOR ALL THE FAMILY 508 South Washington Avenue 413 South Main Sffeef Row' Oak DRESS FABRICS FORMAL FABRICS Llncoln 1-1433 COMPI-IMENTS OF Congratulations to the class of 1956 A. s. G. MARKET ary W .Silwp FINEST IN FLOWERS AND GIFTS ' LINCOLN 1-6377 621 West Eleven Mile Road Royal Oak, Michigan 1725 Crooks Road Royal Oak Phone: Llncoln 1-H51 cl When you think of Insulation thing of 0 el'l'l .jvlou.4eLeelaing 36019 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 510 South Washington ROYAL OAK, - MICHIGAN OBERSON OBERSON INSULATING CO. 1205 N. Main LI. 4-0200 Royal Oak LII S FUTURE FORD OWNERS WMM Stark Hickey Ford Inc. I5I5 S. WASHINGTON I680 WO. 4-6475 S Our Mosfl p f fProducf VIRGO E. NSEY nerafifome LAFAYETTE AT FIFTH ST..D.OYAL OAK Llncoln, I-OOI5 O. A. RUTZEN CO. I SHEET METAL womc Industrial and Residential Roofing Industrial and Flat Roofing and Residential Work Llncoln I-5560 318 East Fourth Street Royal Oak, Michigan '4 Slap 4I5 S. WASHINGTON ROYAL OAK, MICH. HUTCHINSON LINCOLN - MERCURY, INC. Llncoln I-0280 22I N. Main Street Royal Oalr, Mich. p, we spam 744.-W Wm AMBULANCE SERVICE 836 North Main Street Llncoln I-4800 FOR THE YOUNG IN HEART 1956 DODGE - PLYMOUTH Frank Pepp Inc. Il MILE AT WASHINGTON ROYAL OAK COMPLIMENTS or ROYAL RADIO 3. TELEVISION 612 N. MAIN STREET Llncoln 6-OI50 Royal Oak, Michigan CONGRATULATIONS GRADS . . . WOLVEBINE CIGAP. CU. YOUR CANDY SUPPLIER ROYAL OAK E xiii? 0QQ. wigiifiigi CONGRATULATIONS . . . and best wishes for the future. A future we hope to share . . as we we have with generations of gradu- ates . . . by continuing to bring you the gay and spirited young fashions SHOPS .Swat ?um3fi.w dppad that you love. ROYAL OAK BIRMINGHAM FERNDALE MT. CLEMENS . K. V 1- 113 I' NORTHERN TElEVISION APPLIANCE CO. 1321 E. Eleven Mile - Royal Oak Phone Llncoln 5-1800 Serving You Since TV Began Northern's Buying By The Carload Saves You S S 5 Northern Carries Only Name Brands- ' Frigidaire - Ironrite - Whirlpool - Philco Norge, etc. Boydell Paint - Varnish - Enamel, Famous Since 1865 T Magnavox - RCA - Philco - General Electric Zenith - Admiral - Motorola, etc, Northern gives Free 90 day house call service rfgoorting Goods Llncoln 9-3700 4310 N. Woodward Royal Oak, Michigan I o a ak Printin o. R y l 0 g 0 CLAPPS DYERS 8g CLEANERS ROYAL oAx's omfsr mauve IN smnon Pnnvrme COMPANY 1007 S. WASHINGTON Royal Oak, Michigan Llncoln 1-2200 706 South Washington Ll. I-001 I -2:- 1 Ro ol Oak: 324 west 4th- , ,1- Y Washington Square Building 1 il' Ferndale: 221 west 9-MILE ROAD Mi. Clemens: si Noam oRAnoT F ,,,,, I I 'I' ll R E O 0 Birmingham: 128 s. wooDwARD Llncoln I-4000 JOrdan 4-6315 Wu I4 Lehman SQ Skinner REAL ESTATE Insurance - Appraisals I23 West Third Street Royal Oak, Michigan FLORIST 3 I 3 SOUTH WASHINGTON Phone LI. I-1640 Royal Oak, Michigan 114 .gf '52 uf is ,v. if ,JW ,gl 1 6. 1 fit I J, -4 il s 'touch and go' these days There's little lingering in the laundry anymore. The washing is dis- posed of the automatic electric way. Set washer or dryer dial and away you go . . . to other jobs . . . even out of the house. And the interesting thing is, by the time you change from Miss to Mrs., automatic electric work savers will have made your life more than ever touch- and - go. DETROIT EDISON 115 1 Q Manus Distributors Between I2 81 I3 Mile Road POWER MOWERS AND TRACTORS LI. 3-6373 ' Elmer A. Eherle Wclldam Suildacm 5 Sm FUNERAL HOME Established 'I906 ROYAL OAK, MICHIGAN 705 West Eleven Mile Road at Pleasant lf's the CITIZENS' MAN For Dependable INSURANCE 1.4 A 111 THE LOFFT CQ. 204 vv 4th sf. Li. 3-3333 Royal Oak SAFETY FOR YOUR SAVINGS Royal Oak Federal Savings and Loon Association II4 WEST FOURTH ROYAL OAK 6 Never before in the history of the world has youth been presented a greater opportunity to participate in the wonders of an expanding universe. The golden doors of the future are open wide to you, the graduates of jhe Cfaaa 7956 LITEMETAL DICAST, INC. WISH YOU WELL Magnesium, the material we use to make our products, is the metal of the future. You, the material of humanity, are the hope of the future. We take special care to protect our metal from impurities. Guard well your minds to keep them free from the impurities of intolerance, greed, and complacency. Detroit Representative FRANK E. WICKHAM CO. 19451 James Cousins Detroit 35, Michigan H7 STEEL SHEET COILS COLD ROLLED STRIP STEEL WIRE ALL TYPES WALKER WIRE 8g STEEL CO. FERNDALE, MICHIGAN WITH COMPLIMENTS ROYAL OAK FURNITURE COMPANY Fine Furniture Frigidaire Appliances 215 South Washington Avenue ROYAL OAK, MICHIGAN Headquarters For ARTISTS SUPPLIES DRAFTING SUPPLIES PICTURE FRAMES Walker Crawford And Paint Co. 714 S. Washington Royal Oak CROWELL - COLLIER Llncoln 3-1330 At The Big City Parking Lot PUBLISHING COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF JOE SHIELDS 118 CONGRATULATIONS OIIAOIIATES THE WAYNE OAKLAND BAN SIX CONVENIENT OFFICES ROYAL OAK Main at Fourth 3127 N. Woodward HIGHLAND PARK Woodward at Davison BERKLEY I2 Mile Road af Wakefield CLAWSON Main a1'I4 Mile Road MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION II9 WALSH IS A SPECIALIST Study at Walsh, the school that special- izes in teaching Accountancy and Financial Administration. Study at Walsh, where Michigan certified public accountants, auditors, financial executives and suc- cessful business proprietors have studied for the past thirty-four years. Day, evening or Saturday classes will begin September IO, l956. Registration for Fall classes begins August I, l956. Free placement assistance to students and graduates. WALSH Nsmuna CCOUNTANCY I20 MADISOII AVEIIIIE, DETROIT 26, IAICII. - 'I'eIepIl0ll8 wo I-5I36 ICI' ING IIIIIIBIIII by IIIIII CONGRATULATIONS Barr Dru Co. AND Y Q BEST WISHES YOUR COMPLETE DRUG STORE HCIQOITIS Dairy Woodward Near I3V2 Mile Rd. LI. 9-3580 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of N56 tom THE JACK ADAMS TILE C0. Wilson Used Cars Now Located At IZH MILE AT WOODWARD 921 E U MILE ROAD The Qualify Used Car Dealer Ll' 4'2lOO of Your Area EASTIN OFFICE SUPPLY CO! OFFICE FURNITURE OFFICE MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES DRAWING EQUIPMENT 3OI S. MAIN STREET Llncoln 7-61 II ROYAL OAK I I l U I20 MAC TIRE 8. BATTERY SERVICE VULCANIZING o TIRES o BATTERIES MOTOR TUNE-UP 0 BRAKES - Cities Service Petroleum Products - LIITII-3594 P FUEL OIL 4 LII,IZ5I030 1624 E. 'I I - Mile Rd. - Cor. Campbell Rd. Royal Oak, Michigan Kelly Office Machines Authorized Sales - Service - Rentals ROYAL OFFICE TYPEWRITERS VICTOR ADDING MACHINES I623 South Woodward Avenue Royal Oak, Michigan LI. 7-3I22 LI. 7-3I23 T. E. HOGAN COMPANY EXPERTS IN CUSTOM INSTALLATIONS LINOLEUM VINYLS And all Nationally Advertised Materials Dalek Qecaelew The China and Sterling House of Royal Oak OMEGA - GIRARD PERREGAUX HAMILTON - LONGINES WATCHES Orange Blossom Engagement and Wedding Rings 3I5 S. Main A Royal Oalz. Michigan CONGRATULATIONS 1956 GRADUATES 60 ROYAL OAK Hi- Y CLUB 1 Congratulations, Class of '56 COMP'-IMENTS e , E ' Children s Shoe Shop ,Home qwpmenl CO' 606 South Washington Avenue APPUANCE5 - TELEVISAON LL 2-6288 407 South Main Street Sandler of Boston Cover Girl ROYAL OAK' MICHIGAN We Congratulate the Class of '56 ' ' , 4 4 ,. - UMW Wm L EAN E R I720 ROCHESTER ROAD AT I2 MILE ROYAL OAK Ll. 7-l225 826 W. ll MILE ROAD For Your Fashionable Corsages Llncoln 2-8000 I Nosegays - Neclcbands - Wrist Individually Styled - Bout. Free COMPLIMENTS OF DOMINICO'S PIZZERIA QUALITY PIZZA PIES Ll. I-7670 2847 Coolidge Berkley, Mich. 001,110,111 Bnivlr 00' C...,.,l....t. of . . SALES DEPT' HOWIE GLASS CO. 1315 Woodward Avenue Opposite Detroit Zoo 307-309 South Center Street SERVICE DEPT. ROYAL oAK, MICHIGAN 6th St. Ll. 3-8900 Woodward Ll. 5-2600 Llncoln .I-3490 1 I5 West Sixth Street ot Main Street 122 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Frentz 8. Sons Hardware Co. Fred F, Howmd Complete in R E A L T O R HARDWARE - TOYS l0T0 North Main Street Royal Oak, Michigan Real Estate and Insurance Ll. 2-5670 2I8 N. Main Royal Oak COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF . . . N UTRI FOODS MAIN FLOOR COVERINGS A SPECIAL FOODS FOR ANY DIET Carpets - Linoleum Tile us s. Main Royal Oak u. 2-6601 u. 2-6602 Llncoln mo Royal Oak, Michigan FINEST HOME MADE PIZZA PIE GELIO'S PIZZERIA 426 North Woodward - Royal Oak, Michigan Four Blocks North Of il Mile Road Llncoln 6-5383 Llncoln I-9422 Speciaf Carry-Ouf Service NO EXTRA CHARGE A Tasteful Portrait Never Wears Out SMART'S STUDIO 118 N. Washington Royal Oak, Michigan l Q RUHII10 Pharmacy Llncoln roses Ml. 4-2218 Llncoln I-2784 PRESCRIPTIONS Hagelstein Bakery I ' Esfablished 1911 1229 E. Lincoln Avenue Raya' Oaee' Meeeeeegaee 806 South Washington Avenue Royal Oak, Mich. Phone: LI. 2-6622 1 Today the Graduate Tomorrow the Bride S 5 I All Types of Haircuts .J enf yew? eff! 6 Barbers 308 West Fourth Street Royal Oak, Michigan Air Conditioning Headquarters for IIKIIESIILBIIIEYSQAMILQIIES We eeee eeee eeee in Our Business KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RINGS LI. 9-9887 4320 N. Woodward A TO Z LUBRICATION 1 CODLINGS Gene Brannock s SUNOCO SE V'CE Mews s. sovs WEAR Mechanic on Duty 8-6 906 N, MAIN ST, LI. I-3350 Main at Third Gas - Wrecker Service - Oil YUUNG CHAIR RENTAL We Seat You Right FOLDING CHAIRS CARD TABLES - BANOUET TABLES 829 N. Main ROYAL OAK. MICHIGAN Llncoln 4-8302 Free Pickup 5 Delivery For Rent or Sale LAWSON LUMBER 8. COAL C0. Established I898 LUMBER, COAL AND HARDWARE Builder's Supplies - Sash - Doors Interior Finish and Insulation 605-7 South Main LI. I-6000 Clawson Branch 31 East I4 Mile Road Phone: LI. 'I-2470 4 BEST WISHES Edward Furniture Company 916 NORTH MAIN ROYAL OAK FINE FURNITURE - CARPETING COMPLETE HOME PLANNING DEPARTMENT We've Been in Business for 27 Years We'll Sfill Be Here When You're Ready fo Furnish a Home of Your Own- Come and See US SMITH-CRAMPTON HARDWARE GARDEN AND LAWN EQUIPMENT SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS HARDWARE - SPORTING GOODS ELECTRIC APPLIANCES - TOYS Circle Sewing Center SEWING MACHINE Sales and Service ALTERATIONS - DRESSMAKING 206 W. Eleven Mile Royal Oak. Mich 215 SOUTH MAIN STREET Ll. I-0350 L O A N S h - 1 d ON T elsen s Gor en AUTOS OR FURNITURE ROYAL FINANCE CO, 223 S. MAIN LI. 3-5200 Mort 3826 North Woodward Avenue Royal Oak, Michigan Llberty 9-4422 NURSERY STOCK GARDEN SUPPLIES HI-FI SYSTEMS Llberty 9-4600 COLOR TELEVISION SALES - SERVICE RCA VICTOR DEALER FERGUSON'S DRY GOODS STORE 4322 N. Woodward TOM HENGSTEBECK Royal Oak 608 S. WASHINGTON Q Dorothy Reise BEAUTY SALON EXPERT OPERATORS 4318 N. Woodward Near I4 Mile Road LI. 9-31 IO The ROYAL OAK YARDSTICK Draperies - Custom or Ready Made Bedspread Ensembles - Yafdgeeds Curiains 506 S. WASHINGTON Ll. 2-4460 DELCO MOTORS Motors 592 S. WOODWARD NEW and USED SALES and SERVICE Rebuilding and Revvinding Birmingham Mldwest 4-5620 JORDAN 4-6800 TOM TELFORD PRESIDENT LINCOLN 2 9585 EBBIE GOODFELLOW MANAGER 126 4 S- V AE' It ' I .ng if L. - .-cf .1 fl - ,v -I s 0 5,5 I 5155. TX liayal Illens If I'0yiv Wear 4+li AND MAIN 4+h AND WASHINGTON Two greol sfores serving Royal Oak Horton-Dorri s Building Company RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL BUILDERS II9 E. 4th Metropolita LI. 2-2084 Royal Oak n Detroit Builders Association To all our friends at Royal Oak High School AN OPEN INVITATION TO SEE OUR ARRAY OF COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, SPORTSWEAR BLOSSOMING INTO SPRING Zfallgcaaad Sdaffpe 4I8 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVE. LILE - NEUMAN AGENCY INSURANCE 205 w. FIFTH sr. ROYAL OAK Li. 1-3343 I27 x gf, 1 V4 .r A Q H V. , N ? . ,.,, Q Q ,W . , . ,',l Q it .. 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