Thurston High School - Vita Yearbook (Redford, MI)

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WE ALU TE T s A,, W- i .I 0 V -Li' N sk X N! .. :' Making plans Wf' S , . . 1 eustorlian staff og our sehool. These people provirle elean rooms for 111 l.of'kf-rs are wipefl off with flrnnp cloths: floors are seruhhefl: winflows are washefl rnirl polished. ltlany :I stuflent lnirrvins If alute the hus drivers 'ml D K 1 heat the lute hell has founrl that floors 'ire wwvfl tm . . .. 1 1 an ineh of their lives. The lnigfe anfl eonzplex lmoiler room and heat- ing system are in l'll3l'g1'f' of the engineers. The sanrlwieh luneh helps ns finish the flay within a breath of starvation. The Cleanliness of the school pool and many many other serviees are renelererl by Mr. Cooper. Mr. Koper. Mr. Lewis. Mr. Cassie. Mr. Rogers. Mr. K3K'lllQl3II, hlr. Arlinlcowslci. Mr. Towns. Mr. Figzurski. Mr. Kraatz. Mr. B1'ig,Q's. Mr. Kopee. Mr. Cook. Mr. Quaggia. Mr. Deeina. Mr. R' h ' ' ' IC arfls, Ml. Bruei, Mr. Ellison, Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs. Reiter. OUR THANKS Awaifir- '

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Beginning with leetu course lets the neophyte ' cars and their prohlems in the dual car. Then ,, 2 , r. , the course take ip skillful parallel parking t'vel short time If First driving lesson. d M Parks are Mr. Dillon an r. . lanning the route for their P classes. DRIVER TRAINING res and movies, the driver training . h . drivers know some things ahout t err h el even in traliic heiore taking the w e from hesitant jerky starts to smooth s the driver in a com- para 1 y . k stud and application oi what they have Alternating: textboo - y l ts are soon driving in traffic. From front to h chanics oi less trees, wary pedestrian. I iamimmliimsrr I aug txiswa x . ttt, learned, stur en : ' l 'nm-rd. the car are exp ai back t e me , ' Mr. Dillon casionally vive Mr. Parks or Beginning drivers oc r, some hair raising moments, running over curbs, into defense or aiming with deadly accuracy for the nearest un l'lP' .,............-.-.-.-ng Mr. Dillon is explaining 1 under the roof of a car.

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Secretary HEATHER TRACEY Corresponding Secretary PAT PILARSKI TUDE T COU CIL .silizsliiifshiwix sis?2fi?:ffffiiEgllr2E5w: -:Q-:2j,gi' ::2EfE2El:-49.13 4- . .I L President DAVE DUN CHOCK To have a well organized student body, some- thing extra is needed to create good government other than the administration. Such is the Student Council. Under the direction of Mr. Duston and Miss Pratt, this year's Student Council has brought added powers to the students. The Council, com- posed of representatives from each class, has this year branched out into a new division, called the Sportsmanship Council. Passing traditions, approving activities and hav- ing a voice in the rules governing the operation of Thurston, are only a few of the many duties of the Student Council. V ice-President HELEN TRACEY 'f' is fl! 4 s -51' . sm -. ,' M2550 -mg- L ,, l W. --Mi Treasurer LA NA N I CKE L FIRST ROW: Linda Marshall, Barb Carter, Barb Blackwell, Pia Hansen, Linda Baker, .Tanckie Langerowski. SECOND ROW: Miss Pratt, Bob Lee, Connie Wojcik, Connie Johnson, Grace Cremel, Loretta Vigginelli, Diane George, Irene Lamanen, .lim Wheeler, Mr. Duston. THIRD ROW: Doug McDonald, Sue Lloyd, Andy Caraker, Dottie Lossie, Janice Ehred, Judy Dixon, Sue Howard.