Troy High School - Gladiator Yearbook (Troy, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1951 volume:

THE GLADIATOR TROY HIGH SCHOOL In this, Troy’s first yearbook, we have gathered together some of the outstanding happen- ings of this year. In the future, we shall be able to leaf through this book and bring back fond memories of our high school days. On behalf of the students of Troy High School, the senior class would like to take this opportunity to thank the administration and the faculty for their untiring efforts in producing better educated citizens. We, as seniors of nineteen fifty-one, are proud to be Troy’s first graduating class. Dedication We, as seniors of Troy High School, are proud to call Miss Earla Smith our class advisor. Through the entire year she has been a personal friend, show- ing patience, giving encouragement and guidance to one and all. We feel that we have reached our long awaited goal, graduation, because of her tireless efforts and we wish to extend our appreciation to Miss Smith through the dedication of this, our annual. Board of Education — Raymond J. Janess, Frank Costello, Charles B. Martell, Elmer W. Lowe, Lee F. McComb. ) Administration William H. Schroeder Stuart K. Baker Assistant Superintendent Superintendent Charles J. Dove Principal 4 , Faculty . , y | =e Dell Schlademan Roudaulph Smith Lillian West Gordon Mathie . Latin Science English Instrumental Instructor . Social Science Mathematics Social Science PANE Ii Robert Nyquist Gladys Musselman Robert Menghini Ruth Hill Science Home Economics Shop Social Science Mathematics Social Science Ee 5 “cm e | ‘ ia i maa REESE 3 3 | Earla Smith Peyton Goodwin Ann Radwanski Boyd Larson | English Athletics Commercial English Social Science Athletic Director | | Marshall Benjamin Emery Clippert Darrell Hackett David McKenna Athletics Science Science Mathematics Social Science Social Science Bernard Smink Eileen Isenbarger Ruth Bamford Donald Hill Social Science Commercial Vocal Instructor Science Yearbook Staff K ne ta cf Bg Se Back Row: Miss Smith, Kenneth Ashbaugh, Arthur Dear, Vaunie Bonino. Front Row: Jackie Tolbert, Leland Lambert, Virginia Duncan, Annette Rothwell, Irene Cook. EDITOR AND ASSISTANT EDITOR Leland Lambert and Virginia Duncan ART EDITORS Jackie Tolbert and Jim Fielding ADVERTISEMENTS Art Dear and Jim Gamble SNAPSHOTS Kenneth Ashbaugh and Grace Wells TYPISTS Eighth Hour English Class SPECIAL Earl Roberts Irene Cook Donald Piotrowski Royal Kilwy Robert Mancour Craig Nelson Beverly Barel George Merian Gene Niemasz Loren Epler Bill Hull Pat Doherty Norma Cinader Don Quigley Kathleen McPeek Johanna Woolsey Tony Kage Chuck Holden Evelyn Felmlee Joyce Bronson Vaunie Bonino Audrey Dittmer JoAnn Watts Junior Gardner Dolores Serafini Sally Dale , Richard Kanehl Lily Mae Clippert Gloria Budd Paul Whitmer Delores Klusendorf Nancy Arthur Margaret Stumpf ; Annette Rothwell Eric Ernst Vivian Stueckle , DIVISION PAGE é Charles Beaver 10th Grade ‘ FACULTY ADVISOR _ Earla Smith 6 93 —— 9 II Nancy Arthur ‘‘Shortie’’ ‘‘Piano is her line, and we like her just fine.’’ Shoot the Works 3; Student Council 1, 4; Newspaper 3. Kenneth Ashbaugh ‘‘Ken’’ ‘‘Though he is little and small, he’s a friend to all.’’ Baseball 2, 3, 4; Stage Manager 3. Beverly Barel ‘‘Bev’’ ‘ An innocent face, but you never can tell.’’ Denby High 1; 2, 3; Baseball 4. Alan Bise ‘‘Al’’ ‘ He looks safe, but so does gun-powder.”’ Stage Manager 3, 4. Vaunie Bonino ‘‘Vaunie’’ ‘“The world is made for fun and frolic, and so am I.’’ Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Ley oy oS Football 2,9, aS T- Club 4. wit “ae ae Joyce Bronson ‘‘Judy”’ Ses ‘‘She is game, but not everyone’s.’’ Baseball 2, 3, 4; Prompter 3; Carnival 2; Library 2. Gloria Budd ‘‘Rose Bud’’ ‘‘A sensible girl is not as sensible as she looks, because a sensible girl has more sense than to look sensible.”’ Night of Confusion 3 Carnival 2, 3; Sound Your Horn4; Glee Club3, 4; Baseball 4. Norma Cinader ‘‘Nonie’’ ‘ ‘She looksas clear as morning roses newly washed with dew.”’ Baseball 1, 2, 4; Glee Club 3; Library 1; Cheerleading 3; Carnival 1; Make up 3. Lily Mae Clippert ‘‘Clip’’ ‘She is witty, she is wise and a terror for her size.’’ Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Carnival 2; Cheerleading 3; Ghost Wanted 3;Sound Your Horn 4. Irene Cook ‘‘Cookie’’ ‘‘O, Iam stabbed with laughter.’’ Baseball 1, 2; Bowling 1; Library 1; Ghost Wanted 3. Sally Dale ‘‘Hotrod’’ ‘‘Her congenial manner won’t be forgotten.”’ Library 1, 2; Newspaper 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Contest 1; Student Council 3; Ghost Wanted 3; Sound Your Horn 4. Arthur Dear ‘‘Art’’ ‘‘His fame as an athlete will always shine.’’ Carnival 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; Ghost Wanted 3; Class President 2; T. Club 2, 3, 4; President 4; Student Council 4; Vice-Pres.; Year Book 4. Audrey Dittmer ‘‘Aud”’ ‘ To blush is beautiful but often inconvienient.’’ Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Ghost Wanted 3; Sound Your Horn 4; Library 1. Patricia Doherty ‘‘Pat’’ ‘Deep rivers flow in silence.”’ Library 1, 2; Junior Play 3. Virginia Duncan ‘‘Gin’’ ‘‘She raises her glass to happiness.”’ Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Newspaper 2, 3,4; Cheerleading 3, 4; Speech Contest 1, 2; Jr. Town Meeting 3; Ghost Wanted 3; Sound Your Horn 4; Class Officer 1; Carnival 1, 2, 3; Co-Editor Yearbook 4. Loren Epler ‘‘Ep’’ ‘‘I wouldn’t be good if I could, and I couldn’t be good if I would.”’ Student Council 3, 2; Ghost Wanted 3; Sound Your Horn 4; Newspaper 4; Glee Club 4. Eric Ernst ‘‘Ernst’’ ‘Boy, it feels good to be great.’’ Newspaper 4; Ghost Wanted 3; Sound Your Horn 4; President 1, 3, 4; Jr. Town Meeting 4; Boy’s State; Student Council President 4. a” James Fielding ‘ Jim ‘Never too bold, but never afraid.’’ Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Newspaper 4; Ghost Wanted 3; AO oe at See oe ante James Gamble ‘‘Jim’’ ‘‘He may not always have a merry lot, but he’ll get along with the girl he’s got.”’ Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Shoot The Works 3; Pres 3; Vice Pres. 4; Varsity 2, 3; T- Club 4; Boys State 3; Leonard Gardner ‘‘Junior’’ A world without baseball is not a world.’’ Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Ghost Wanted 3; Secretary 2, 3; T Club 4; Sound Your Horn 4?’ Junior Town Meeting 3; Yearbook 4;Valedictorian4. bs —— 11 Arthur Hallenbeck ‘‘Art’’ ‘A quiet manner but there is fun in his heart.”’ Shoot the Works 3; Basketball 1. Charles Holden ‘‘Chuck’’ ‘‘Every man has his devilish moments.’’ Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; T- Club 4; Stage Hand 3; LC Club 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3. William Hull ‘‘Bill’’ ‘Tut, tut my man, the girls won’t hurt you.’’ Football 2, 3,4, Football Manager 1, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; B-Club 3;T-Club 4, Sec. 4; Yearbook 4. Milton Kage ‘‘Toni’’ ‘Work as though you live forever, but live as though you die tomorrow.”’ Football 2, 3; Baseball Manager 3; Baseball 4; Ghost Wanted 3; T-Club 4; Yearbook 4. Richard Kanehl ‘‘Rich’’ ‘‘Priend to all, foe to none.”’ Cass Tech. Rifle team 2, 3. Royal Kilwy ‘‘Kilwy’’ ‘“A man of few words is best.’’ Baseball 1; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Ghost Wanted 3; Delores Klusendorf ‘‘Dee’’ ‘‘H er happy smiles and merry grins make us all lift up our chins.’’ Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Prompter Ghost Wanted; Sound Your Horn. . Leland Lambert ‘‘Lee’’ ‘‘He is witty, wise and clever, the same yesterday, today and forever.’’ Football 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 2, 3; President 1; Treasurer 2; Vice President 3; Varsity 2, 3; T- Club 4; Shoot the Works 3; Yearbook Editor 4. Carl McLellan ‘‘Mack’’ ‘It’s all in knowing him.’’ Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; Shoot the Works 3; T-Club 3, 4. Norman McComb ‘‘Norm’’ ‘ A world without football isn’t a world.’’ Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; LC Club 2, 3; T-Club 4; Shoot the Works f 3; Vice-Pres. 2. Margaret McCormick ‘‘There’s a sparkle of mischief in her eyes.”’ Royal Oak High School 1, 2, 3. Kathleen McPeek ‘‘Kay’’ ‘‘She’s neither very shy nor bold,but just a girl as good as gold.’’ Baseball 1, 2; Shoot the Works 3; Secretary 3. Bob Mancour ‘‘Bob’’ ‘‘When ever I feel like exercising I lay down until the feeling goes away.”’ Stage Hand 3, 4. George Merian ‘‘Pee Wee’’ To see him sleeping there in class you would think he’d never pass; But if he would only try, he could get much more than by.”’ Stage Hand 3, 4. Craig Nelson ‘‘J. C.”’ ‘ Foot loose and fancy free, thats the way he wants to be,’’ Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Golf 2, 4; Chelsea High School 2; Play 2; Jr. Town Meeting of The Air. Eugene Niemasz ‘‘Gene’’ “ Fast action and loose thoughts mingle well together. Glee Club 4; Student Council 1, 2; Speech Contest 1. Donald Piotrowski ‘‘Don’’ ‘‘When ideas you are lacking, go to Donald for the backing.”’ Ghost Wanted 3; Speech Contest 1, 2, 3, 4; Library 2; Jr. Town Meeting of The Air3. 3; Debate 4; Glee Club 3; Basketball 3. Donald Quigley ‘‘Don’’ ‘Full of fun and mischief too, always up to something new.’’ Salmon High School, Idaho 1, 2 2; Columbia Falls, Montana 3. Earl Roberts ‘‘Earl’’ ‘fA little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men.”’ Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Shoot the Works 3; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. Annette Rothwell ‘‘Rockie”’ ‘‘Sigh no more my fellows, no more sighing do, for she is just as nice to all the boys as she is to you.’’ Softball 1, 2, 4; Cheerleading 2; Library 1; Newspaper 1, 2; Make up 3, 4. 7a 8S —— 9 11 Grace Wells ‘‘Grace’’ Delores Serafini ‘‘Little Italy’’ ‘ It’s nice to be natural, Pirate dep when your naturally nice.”’ she has time to speak to everyone.”’ Ghost Wanted 3; Library 1; Speech 1; Vice President 2; Treasurer 3; Glee Club 3; Secretary 4; Golf 4; Baseball 3, 4; Baseball 1; Shoot the Works 3; Library Staff A arian Vivian Stueckle ‘‘Viv” Paul Whitmer ‘‘Paul’’ ‘‘What a peice of work is man.”’ ‘‘A world without baseball, is not a world.”’ Glee Club 1; McMichael High School 1; Baseball 2, 4; Make Up Ghost Wanted. Office Work 2. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Stage Hand 3; Varsity Club 3; Junior Town Meeting of The Air 4. Margaret Stumpf ‘‘Maggie”’ Gordon Wolven ‘‘Gordon’’ ‘All the women in the world will not make me loose an hour.’’ ‘‘Never too bold, but never afraid.”’ Student Council 1; Cheerleading 3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Baseball 2; 3,4; Ghost Wanted. Shoot the Works 3. Jacqueline Tolbert ‘‘Jackie’’ Johanna Woolsey ‘‘Boots’’ ‘‘Charming and petite, one who’s nice to meet.’’ ‘ Be to her virtues very kind, be to her faults a little blind.” Carnival 1; Speech Contest 2, 3; Class Treasurer 1; Ghost Wanted 3; Cheerleading 3; Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4. Cheerleading 4; Softball 1; Glee Club 3, 4; Library 1; Newspaper 1; Speech 1; Debate 4. Jo Anne Watts ‘‘Jody’’ ‘Frank, sincere she speaks her mind, we couldn’t do without her kind.”’ Ghost Wanted 3; Treasurer 2, 4 Baseball 2,3; Reserve Cheerleading 3. ae Acknowledgment Leonard Gardner Dolores Serafini Valedictorian Salutatorian Average 3.928 Average 3.620 Class Officers President ------- Eric Ernst Vice-president -- James Gamble BeCretary =- --- Grace Wells rLeCasuile na ssc= JoAnn Watts CLASS COLORS: Opal Blue and Bronze CLASS FLOWER: Chrysanthemum CLASS MOTTO “Stronger because united.” Back Row: Third Row: Second Row: First Row: . QoartyAon Juniors - Munyan, C. Huddleston, D. Reneaud, B. Kleitch, C. Fisher, D. Figley, Torbet, C. Rains, D. Rickabus, T. Stewart, M. Bradford, W. Romska, Hall, D. Robertson, D. Donna. Ashbaugh, K. Holland, R. Major, B. Hawley, J. Vanderpool, P. Mancour, Eastham, W. Bennett, C. Renolds, J. Garrett, B. Harkness, J. Phillips, Farmer, L. Major, J. Dooley, L. Spencer, E. McPhee, C. Gardner. Wright, L. Hering, D. Hildebrandt, B. Trendel, J. Acton, A. Berg, J. Lee, B. Baker, D. Miller, D. Losey, B. McLellan, L. Stalker, M. Manns, A. Long, L. Watford. P. Kilwy, H. Weiss, B. Solem, D. Lindsey, T. Smith, J. Garrett, M. Sadlak, M. Miner, B. Ducheny. 14 Sophomores ee eee eT 16 Freshmen Freshmen ; LE EE Ee eer aS SN So Oy ee ae ae Class History : The history of Troy’s first graduating class is a combination of Log Cabin’s and Big Beaver’s activities, due to the consolidation of both schools. The freshman year was entered with high hopes and ideas for the future. It seemed that we attended school unnoticed, but this notion faded when “Initiation Day” arrived. Soon after- wards we were allowed to attend dances and participate in the high school activities. Upon entering the tenth grade, we found that school isn’t all fun and frolic. Paper drives, the selling of seeds, skating parties, and dances were organized to raise money for our treas- ury. With the help and cooperation of the sophomores from each school, a neat sum was stacked away to help us the following year. Our junior year proved to be eventful. The age old rivals, Log Cabin and Big Beaver, joined forces under the name of Troy. Black and silver were elected to become Troy’s colors and the building of the new school was soon underway. The juniors of both schools met to- gether at Big Beaver and selected a gladiator for the crest on their rings. The juniors of Big Beaver presented their class play, “Ghost Wanted” in March. The cast included: Donald Piotrowski, Eric Ernest, Mary Herweyer, Jackie Tolbert, Audrey Dittmer, Loren Epler, Margaret Stumpf, Junior Gardner, JoAnn Watts, Lily Clipper, Grace Wells, Toni Kage, and Art Dear. Prompters were Joyce Bronson, Sally Dale and Delores Klusendorf. Make up director was Miss Smith; her assistants were Evelyn Felmlee, Noren Williams, Annette Rothwell, Irene Cook and Johanna Woolsey. The audience was held spellbound throughout the play and it came to a dramatic climax. Mr. Wooster did a fine job in directing the play, which was a great success. In April, “Shoot the Works” was presented by the Log Cabin juniors. The following stu- dents were members of the cast: Norm McComb, Dolores Serafini, Roberta Scheall, James Gamble, Kathleen McPeek, Betty Bently, Carl McLellan, Leland Lambert, Arthur Hallenbeck, Patricia Doherty and Gordon Wolven. Mrs. Hill directed the play which was a hit. The play was a three act comedy andthe humor of the play set the audience wild with laughter. Log Cabin held its Junior-Senior Prom at Sylvan Glen on May fifth. On the same date, Big Beaver held its Junior-Senior Prom at Elk’s Temple in Royal Oak with Bill Gail’s orchestra entertaining. In the fall of 1951, we reached our coveted goal, to be Seniors. A class meeting was held and officers were elected. The following students were chosen; President Eric Ernst, Vice- president Jim Gamble, Treasurer JoAnn Watts, Secretary Grace Wells. The senior play “Sound Your Horn,” was presented on March 30. The cast was: Craig Nelson, Evelyn Felmlee, Audrey Dittmer, Junior Gardner, Lily Clippert, Gloria Budd, Virginia Duncan, Eric Ernst, Loren Epler, and Delores Klusendorf. The play was a three act comedy and it was packed with laughs. Mr. Smink directed the play which proved to be a great success. Miss Earla Smith, our class advisor, did much to promote our senior activities. CALANDAR OF EVENTS October 18 Our Dance February 19 Group Pictures November 2 Senior Problem Test March 16 Senior Play November 3 Senior Pictures April 6 Prom - Forest Lake November 20 Skating Party Country Club November 21 Caps and Gowns Ordered April al Senior Control Day January 11 Kuder Preference Test May 3 Senior Skip Day January 22 Skating Party May 30 Senior Trip February 12 Shirt and Tie Day June 3 Baccalaureate February 14 Collected Ads June 7 Commencement February 15 Skating Party June 8 School Closed 18 ‘ ss . te re--mem-ber each oe a vo = yet a breath with--in us there's dear old Troy re --- mem--ber each will girl and _ boy And on a joy. ay, =) trea-sured each mem each hap-py hour will be ay M 1 Y be wo o wa no grant there be may God that's free from life pi --ness and hap-- -ber fon-dly re-mem leave you but good-by and and hap--py days we Spent. , mem-o-ries plea-- sant place of the it (Till the End of Time) Theme taken from Chopin's Polonaise in A-flat major. By Nancy Arthur and Eric Ernst 19 eS —— I Nancy Arthur Kenneth Ashbaugh Beverly Barel Barry Blazo Alan Bise Vaunie Bonino Joyce Bronson Gloria Budd Norma Cinader Lily Mae Clippert Irene Cook Sally Dale Arthur Dear Audrey Dittmer Patricia Doherty Virginia Duncan James Fielding Loren Epler Eric Ernst James Gamble Leonard Gardner Arthur Hallenbeck Charles Holden William Hull Milton Kage Richard Kanehl Royal Kilwy Delores Klusendorf Leland Lambert Norman McComb Margaret McCormick Carl McLellan Kathleen McPeek Robert Mancour George Merian Craig Nelson Eugene Niemasz Donald Piotrowski Donald Quigley Earl Roberts Annette Rothwell Delores Serafini Vivian Stueckle Margaret Stumpf Jackie Tolbert Jo Ann Watts Grace Wells . Paul Whitmer Gordon Wolven Johanna Woolsey Class Will WILL My dimples My ability to drive My beautiful bangs My ability to skip school My Hot Rod My basketball ability My ability to go steady My well used eraser My ability to get sick on current event day My ability to stop growing in height anyway My ability to be sporty My driving ability My athletic ability My pajama parties My long hair My understanding of Latin My reckless driving My wavy hair My sense of humor My ability to got steady My ability to get along with Mrs. Schlademan My brand new 1937 Ford in place of his old Chev. My New Yorker hair cut My underhand shot in basketball My parking place My parking place My all ‘‘A’’ average My ability to eat and still stay thin The editors job on the annual staff My great working ability My engagement ring My side burns My height My height My ability to sleep in government class My basketball ability My driving ability My ability to get A’s My ability to forge excuses My poker hands My diary My brains My typing ability What little height I have My Latin knowledge My ability to do the right things at the wrong times My swimming ability My place on the §.0O.C. football squad My quietness in class My arguments with Craig 21 TO June Akers Harry Ashbaugh Mary Haney Any Junior Sam Halsey Duane Robertson Janine Gress Third Hour Typing Class Any Future Soc. Stud ent Jimmy Lee All girls All girls (they need it!) All boys under ‘‘19’’ Junior Girls Louise Herring Cuddles Fisher Jim Phillips Mr. Hackett Miss Radwanski Richard Oakes Duane Ronertson Dick Reneaud Louie Major Fred Hall (He needs it!) Charles Dove (He usually has it) Annette Berg Louise Watford Evelyn Megran Some poor unsuspecting Junior Fred Hall Donna Losey R. C. Smith some poor short Junior Danny Thompson Charles Jackson Jimmy Lee Annette Berg Richard Oakes Darrel Landmesser John Acton anyone who thinks school is dull Louise Watford anyone who needs it David Rickabus, so he can be 6’ ee Francis Goul Alice Regal Jerry Munyan Duane Robertson Fred Hall Pat Kilwy NAME Nancy Arthur Kenneth Ashbaugh Beverly Barel Alan Bise Barry Blazo Vaunie Bonino Joyce Bronson Gloria Budd Norma Cinader Lily Mae Clippert Irene Cook Sally Dale Arthur Dear Audrey Dittmer Patricia Doherty Virginia Duncan Loren Epler Eric Ernst James Gamble James Fielding Leonard Gardner Arthur Hallenbeck Charles Holden William Hull Milton Kage Richard Kanehl Royal Kilwy Delores Klusendorf Leland Lambert Robert Mancour Carl McClellan Norman McComb Margaret McCormick Kathleen McPeek George Merian Craig Nelson Gene Niemasz Donald Piotrowski Donald Quigley Earl Roberts Annette Rothwell Delores Serafini Vivian Stueckle Margaret Stumpf Jackie Tolbert Jo Ann Watts Grace Wells Paul Whitmer Gordon Wolven Johanna Woolsey FHtoros cope FAVORITE SONG Over the Rainbow You Never Know Old Man River Cry of the Wild Goose The Roving Kind Your Just in Love Forever and Ever A Good Man is Hard to Find Whispering Once in a While Would I Love You Be My Love John and Marsha Nevertheless Harbor Lights Take Me Out to the Ball Game I'm a Big Girl Now Goodnight Ladies Prisoner of Love Mocking Bird Hill It Is No Secret Brown Eyes Shotgun Boogie Would I Love You Tennessee Waltz Ghost Riders in the Sky Hot Rod Race Mocking Bird Hill Hop Scotch Polka Hot Rod Race Harbor Lights Shotgun Boogie If Stardust Four Leaf Clover Wild Goose So Long You’re Just in Love Sentimental Me String of Pearls Live Till I Die My Happiness Bewitched You'll Never Know Because Be Mine Row, Row, Row Nevertheless Tennessee Waltz If 22 FAVORITE SAYING I don't care. Honest it is. Hoop dee doo. George! Nuts! Hi, hon. Honey. Oh, no! That's nice to know. Oh my it's time for Soc. I'll never tell. Hurry up, Jackie! George all the way. Dearie! I don't know. Oh, you know! I can't. But I didn't--------- : Kate! George! Quit yourcopying , Ep . Doggone it. Don't get your water hot. I don't know. Your what hurts? There isn't anything a good man can't fix. Aw, nuts! Isn't that funny! It's just one of those things. George! O.K. you guys. It would gag a maggot. May I ask a question? Well! Are you kidding? Is that right! George! Hot Rod. Shut up! Yeah? Let's flip a coin. Oh, shut up! Margaret, come on! Thanks Sporty! That's O.K. ----a blue bug with purple wings. Just call me by my southern name Honey. I'm t'd off. I don't know. Hey-watch that. FAVORITE PASTIME Earl Baseball Horseback riding Loafing Skipping school Coffee at Robinson's Toni Shooting dice Going for a ride in Denny's car Flirting Being with Glen Spending time between Robinson's and school Cutting paper dolls Talking Cooking Riding in a green junker Whistling at women Chasing Girls Going steady Playing pool Reading my. Bible Sleeping Motorcycle Football Joyce Driving my car Sleeping Eating Loafing Eating Working on my car Motorcycle Reading Movies Bowling Golf Girls Model A Bowling A certain girl ‘Reading my diary Sleeping Whispering hopes Dancing Watching People Doodling with' 'Clay Drinking coffee at Robinson's Going to dances Watching television Norm Horos cope PET PEEVE Bossy People School Tabulating School School Competition Thursday nights Men Trying ot meet 80 words a minute in shorthand 18 year-old draft Boys People Speech Class Cooking Arguments Baseball School Latin Sentences Report cards Homework Homework People Teachers Arguing with Benjamin Mr. Dove Women drivers Mr. Hackett and his Speech class Government class Homework Sociology class Speech class School School Housework Current event day Pinball Machines Teachers Flat tires Government Government Boys Car that won't start Arguing Men? Stand-patters Weight Walking two long miles to school Homework Getting up in the morning School 23 AMBITION © Housewife Forestry Teaching Auto Mechanic Successful school skipper To be a knight of the road To drive Toni's car Join the Waves Secretary To keep New Years resolutions Join the Navy To find my ambition Draft Dodger To be as old as the rest of the class Office Work To be the mascot of Sonny's baseball team. To own a Cadillac To graduate from college To be a coach Whatever comes along To translate a whole Latin story To get rich quick A truck driver Make a mint To drive a midget racer To be a successful businessman Truck driver and mechanic To become a secretary To become a millionaire Restaurant manager Mechanic Out-fox Uncle Sam Secretary To be a secretary An auto mechanic Lawyer Tool and Die maker Baker Forestry A Tool and Die maker To find the right man Lawyer Have one wish come true To live To reach my goals Housewife To keep women from being drafted , To be a doctor Television engineer To graduate GOVERNMENT CLASS Saturation of knowledge. ENGLISH 12 So well remembered. HOME ECONOMICS Menders incorporated. TYPING AND SHORTHAND Nimble fingers and limber minds. 24 ENGLISH 11. Knowledge is an asset. SHOP Pass the nails, please, HALL BETWEEN CLASSES Fleet’s in! SPEECH Ladies and Gentlemen: 25 Vol. I BANDIT CAUGHT FLEEING SCENE OF CRIME Last night at 12:15, an un- identified bandit broke into the gas Station of Alan Bise and stole $700 in cash and $300 in checks. As he was fleeing from the station, Sgt. Sally Dale of the Troy Police Department called for him to halt, and when he did not heed to her warning, she shot him twice, wounding him in the arm. Police Chief Carl McClellan commended Miss Dale early this morning for her bravery in the face of danger. TWO LOCAL BOYS IN JAIL Pvts. Eric Ernst and Loren Epler were given 30 days each in the brigg and $90 each for be- ing A.W.O.L. Sergeant Vaunie Bonio, the M.P. in charge of them says they are very likely to have their sentence extended if their behavior doesn't change. LATEST SPORTS FLASHES RACING Flip-a-coin the famous race horse belonging to J. C. Nelson, came in first for the tenth consecutive time. Mr. Nelson has confirmed the re- port that his horse is racing in the Kentucky Derby. Troy, Michigan TROY DAILY TROY CLASS OF 51 TROY THEATRE SHOWS SNEAK PREVIEW Art Dear, the owner and manager of the Troy Theatre showed a sneak preview of The Days of '51. last night. From the reception of the au- dience, it was a definite hit. Beverly Barrel, the leading lady and Kenneth Ashbaugh, the leading man, are both graduates of Troy High School. In the audience were the for- mer Jo Ann Watts, and her husband; Donald Piotrowski, owner of the Goody Bakery; Gene Niemasz, gentleman farmer; and Pat Doherty head stenographer at Troy High School. THREE LOCAL GIRLS HOME ON LEAVE Gloria Budd, Irene Cook, and Annette Rothwell are all home on three week furloughs. Gloria Budd is a Lt. in the Waves, and Irene and Annette are both Sgts. in the WAC's. Gloria has been serving in Germany for the last five years. Annette and Irene served in France for two years each. 26 June 8, 1961. No. 1 NEW NIGHT SPOT OPENS The High Hat , a new night club, has been opened in Troy. The owner, Earl Roberts, says that with his first rate entertain- ers he is sure to run close com- petition to the Stork Club . Last night, Miss Nancy Arthur made her debut as piano Soloist and proved to be an up and coming young Star. Another young lady who is fast rising to stardom, is Miss Audrey Dittmer, the famous Hula Dancer. Starting July 4th, Mr. Don Quigley will present his magician act to the night club audience. His pro- fessional name is Dyanamo Quigley. STUNT COMPLETED Barry Blazo, that daring Hot Rod driver has completed another do or die stunt. He drove through one mile of fire with dynamite tied all over the ourside of the car. To make the stunt more dan- gerous, he had his assistant, Gordon Wolven, completely satu- rate him with gasoline. Troy Daily SOCIETY PAGE PHOTO TYPE KLUSENDORF-KIRKPATRICK RITES PLANNED The date has finally been set for the marriage of Miss Delores Klusendorf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Klusen- dorf, to Jim Kirkpatrick. The ceremony is to take place Aug- ust 21st. Miss Lily Mae Clippert, close friend of the bride, is flying from New York to be the Maid of Honor, while Jim Fielding takes over the management of her modeling agency for the weekend. Junior Gardner will officiate at the ceremony. THE KAGES ENTERTAINING Mr. and Mrs. Toni Kage have planned a weekend yacht- ing party in celebration of their tenth wedding anniversary. Their f ormer classmates from the class of '51 of Troy are attending. Mrs. Kage is the former Joyce Bronson. SOCIETY NEWS The former Margaret Mc- Cormick has returned to Troy on a visit after spending the last ten years in California. She is staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gamble. Mrs. Gamble is the former Kathleen McPeek. JUST MARRIED Motorcyclist Norman Mc- Comb, and his new bride, the former Johanna Woolsey, are tooring the world on a motor- cycle and sidecar. This may prove to be the most success- ful publicity stunt of the year. NEW TEACHERS The summer session of Troy High School is opening with a new teaching staff. They are: Grace Wells, girls’ athletic instructor; Bill Hull, boys’ athletic instructor; Jackie Tolbert, Latin; Vivian Stueckle, Commercial depart- ment; Richard Kanehl, Mathe- matics; and Delores Serafini, English. Arthur Hallenback is the new principal. NEW CUSTARD SHOP OPENED The former Virginia Duncan has just opened the fifth in a string of custard shops. Dur- ing the first week of her open- ing she is giving away free dishes of Baseball Ice Cream in honor of her famous hus- band who is pitcher for the Detroit Tigers. VOTE FOR HONEST LEE LAMBERT For Mayor Vote for Lee -- He's good you'll see! Honest Clean AUTO FACTORY NOW OPEN The Merian-Mancour Auto factory is now operating under full production. The owners Bob Mancour and George Merian, say that it is one of the largest in Detroit. Miss Margaret Stumpf has been made head stenographer. 27 LEAVING FOR ARIZONA Paul Whitmer and Royal Kilway have closed their pool hall for the winter and are taking a trip to Arizona. They are going to establish another pool hall there before they come back. CHUCK HOLDEN'S SPORTSWEAR Dresses Slacks Beach Wear Clothes Modeled exclusively by the famous NORMA CINADER B'Ham, Michigan seas 3 rae eee aeen ir ee a) Weer Seer i | Football - Third row: Mr. Benjamin, Wright, Bernard, Fielding, Acton, Hall, Lee, Roberts, Mitchell, and Mr. Goodwin. Second row: Kurkowski, Garrett, Phillips, Phillips, Harkness, Pechota, Gamble, and Gibson. First row: Oakes, Robertson, Reneaud, Gamble, Hull, Whitmer, Donna, and Bonino. 1950 Football Record Warren Z Troy 0 Avondale 0 Troy 33 Clarkston 6 Troy 12 Fitzgerald 7 Troy 0 Madison 13 Troy 24 Clawson 0 Troy 18 ) Allen Park 9 Troy 25 St. Michaels 2 Troy 20 OAKLAND ‘‘B’? CONFERENCE | ALL LEAGUE TEAM End H. Otting Fitzgerald Tackle N. McComb Troy Guard B. Harding Clawson Center B. Caskey Avondale Guard W. Hull Troy Tackle G. McDougall Fitzgerald i End D. Gennges Avondale , Back G. Harris Clawson t Back P. Whitmer Troy Back D. Ellis Madison | Back R. Walters Avondale | Back H. Krystopowicz Fitzgerald Back R. Skinner Madison 30 Pet 2 Se Se ar Seer —— a ee Third row: Coach Benjamin, Basilisco, Campbell, Feldman, Carpenter, Andersen, Sanford, Gill, Cischke, and Coach Goodwin, Second row: Campbell, McEvers, Henderson, Smith, Haney, Tyrrell, and McIntosh, First row: Wiles, Teasdale, Stirneman, Jasso, Valdes, Thompson, Langston, and Woods. - Tia 1950 Reserve Schedule Avondale reserves 20 Troy 6 Warren reserves 19 Troy iio Fitzgerald reserves 6 Troy 13 Madison reserves 14 Troe: 31 Clawson reserves 25 Troy 12 Birmingham reserves 20 Troy 66 Troy's first football season was very suc- cessful, ending with a six win and two loss record, which was high for South Oakland County. Speaking on behalf of both the varsity and reserve teams, we wish to thank coaches Marshall Benjamin and Peyton Goodwin for their guidance and also the students and fans for their loyal support. All the departing seniors on the team wish the best of luck to next year's squad. VARSITY CO-CAPTAINS: Jim Gamble and Bill Hull 31 Basketball - Back row: J. Lee, F. Hall, C. Nelson, D. Reneaud, and Coach Goodwin. First row: J. Fielding, L. Lambert, E. Roberts, G. Huddleston, and J. Acton. According to the won and lost record the basketball team did not have too good a record; but the experience gained and sportsmanship learned should prove valuable to next year’s team. The scores are as follows; Dec 5 St. Mary’s 45 Troy 39 8 Clawson 50 a 33 A.) AA Country Day 38 es 25 Aoi AG Lakeview 43 . 41 Jan 12 Fitzgerald 55 36 ve kG Clarkston 58 a 48 i ace Avondale 44 a 24 hee St. Freds 45 if 30 ion bl Clawson 52 = 36 techn Avondale 46 : 49 Feb 2 Madison 45 ie 34 6 St. Freds 54 1 53 a 1, Clarkston 37, of 39 ay Lakeview 45 + 43 Por aU Madison 38 a 44 AO ge Fitzgerald 41 ; 35 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Mar 2 Farmington 51 Troy 37 32 Basketball Back row: B. Haney V. Johnson, H. Wright, D. Robert son, R. Mullins, D. Campbell, and Boyd Larson. First row: D. Dula, V. Bonino, B. Hull, J. Garrett, B. Gamble, and E. Davis. The reserve team was coached by Mr. Boyd Larson, and the team ended the season with a seven won and nine lost record. The scores of the games are as follows: Dec 5 St. Mary’s 41 Troy 22 . 8 Clawson 44 . 25 ot 42 Country Day 25 A 29 «1S Lakeview 35 NS 22 Jan. 12 Fitzgerald 25 “4 26 ma”) 436 Clarkston 44 no 39 Creek Avondale 30 4 aL ce toe St. Freds 26 33 tO Clawson a0 “ag 27 “ (30 Avondale 34 “fy 41 Feb 2 Madison 30 ae 23 - 6 St. Fred’s 31 ss! 34 i 4 Clarkston 38 fs 30 oem he Lakeview 33 ‘i 34 a, ee) Madison a3 a 33 Hi 2e Fitzgerald 29 . 21 Baseball | Mr. Goodwin is the coach of the first Troy baseball team. Returning letterwinners from 1950 are: Fred Hall Kenny Ashbaugh Jim Lee Vaunie Bonino Jim Gamble Junior Gardner John Acton Charles Gardner Chuck Holden Bill Hull Dick Reneaud Duane Robertson April April April May May May May May May May 19 24 26 10 15 17 22 Gus Huddleston Richard Oakes Louie Major The schedule is as follows: Roseville at Troy Troy at Madison Fitzgerald at Troy Troy at Avondale Troy at Clawson Troy at Roseville Madison at Troy Troy at Fitzgerald Avondale at Troy Clawson at Troy Orac k A track team representing Troy High School was | started this spring under the coaching of Mr. Robert 1 Nyquist. The track schedule is as follows: i April 27 1 May 11 it May 16 Dual meet with Clawson at Clawson Triangular meet with Roseville and Clawson at Roseville League meet at Ferndale Golf The newly organized golf team is under the direction of Mr. Marshall Benjamin. As a league is not yet organized, matches will be arranged according to the weather and the availibility of golf courses Roseville. Possible matches will be arranged with the following schools: Madison, Clawson, Avondale, Fitzgerald, and 34 Standing: Mr. Smink, Loren Epler, Donald Quigley, Eric Ernest, Gloria Budd. Sitting: Evelyn Felmlee, Delores Klusendorf, Virginia Lou Duncan, Lily Mae Clippert. Absent: Junior Gardner, John Craig Nelson, Audrey Dittmer. Cheerleaders Back Row: Margaret Stumpf, Johanna Woolsey, Doris Linsey, Miss Radwanski, Leora Stalker, Evelyn Felmlee, June Akers. Front Row: Marilyn Cowsert, Jo Ann Taylor, Charlotte Felmlee. 35 Debate Ceam ae Back Row: Mr. Hackett, June Akers, Doris Lindsay, Jo Ann Fielding, Eileen Piotrowski, Margaret Stumpf. Front Row: Mary Haney, Elizibeth Herweyer, Donald Piotrowski, Johanna Woolsey. JK. Club Back Row: Mr. Smink, Craig Nelson, Jerry Wyett. Front Row:Shirley French, June Akers, Shirley Fraser, Janet Robertson. } f 36 ; Varsity Club Back Row: Fielding, Holden, Lee, Nelson, Hall, Acton, McComb, Roberts. Second Row: Whitmer, Gamble, Phillips, Robertson, Kage, Harkness, Garrett, Huddeston. First Row: McLellan, Bonino, Lambert, Phillips, Major, Mr. Benjamin, Hull, Dear. Band Back Row: Mullins, Hawley, Tino, Felmlee, Tuqinsky, Godfrey, Kneeshaw, Tasken, Block, Darby. Middle Row: Warren, White , Godfrey, Warren, Peterson, Garrett, Baker,Schroeder, Sampson, Stambridge. Back Row: Mr. Mathie, Oakley, Swinson, Fifield, Monthey, Monthey, Allen, Statia, Arthur, Kumler, Bain. 37 Jackie Tolbert, Doris Hildebrandt, Louise Hering, June Akers, Doris Lindsay, Miss Radwanski. Second Row: Sally Dale, Eric Ernst, Joyce Garett, Jim Fielding, Blanche Baker, Loren Epler, Virginia Student Council Back Row: Back Row: Nancy Arthur, Barbara Boulan, Mr. Dove, Jim Lee, Don Powell, Neil Mullins. Second Row: Janet Robertson, Art Dear, Eric Ernst, Annette Berg. 38 Back Row: Second Row: First Row: B. Snell, J. Fielding, M. Kitchner, J. Hocking, M. Haney, J. Robertson, B. Catto, V. Gac, B. Heckman, E. Lumsden, S. French, V. Dungon Miss Bamford, H. Blackwell, J. Woolsey E. Felmlee, J. Moss, J. Taylor, D. Vanderploeg, S. Schroeder, G. Gammon, N Walker, P. Kilwy, L. Watford. G. Budd, C. Felmlee, G. Visner, D. Green, E. Morrison, E. Piotrowski, F. Gould, P. McPeak M. Stumpf, L. Herweyer. +296 tae e’ t BEAVER TOOL AND ENGINEERING CORPORATION 4 | Compliments of Beaver Tool and Engineering Corporation. i i Manufacturers of Milling and Boring Machine Accessories, | } Special Tools, and Aircraft Parts. i i | 3850 ROCHESTER ROAD | ROUTE 1 | ROYAL OAK, MICHIGAN | | | | 42 Compliments of SQUARE DEAL LUMBER COAL CO. 136 S. Main St. Lin. 1-2348 Clawson, Mich. Compliments of CLAWSON BAKERY Wedding and Birthday Cakes our Specialty. 37 S. Main St. Clawson Compliments of MATHIAS' MARKET 28 S. Main St. Lin. 1-4463 Clawson, Mich. Compliments of STRAUB GRILL 32 W. Clawson Rd. Clawson, Mich. NICHOLS-PIXLEY FUNERAL HOME 400 West 5th. St. Rochester, Michigan H. W. McKINLEY MOVING Storage-Crating-Packing 712 S. Washington Royal Oak Lin. 1-1379 Established 1923 ROCHESTER REFRIGERATION, INC. Complete Electrical Appliances 411 Main Street Phone 01. 2-4061 Rochester, Michigan Compliments of VILLAGE MARKET BAUER'S MARKET Groceries, Meats Vegetables Frozen Foods-Fresh Baked Goods Daily. Phone: Big Beaver 36R BEHM'S DAIRY Wholesale Retail Ice Cream 047 21921 Rochester Michigan A D SHOE STORE Footwear for Family Shoe Repairing 38 E. 14 Mile Rd. Clawson, Michigan PUBLIX STORES FOR MEN For Fine Men's Wear 306 W. 4th. St. Royal Oak Lin. 2-2270 W. AKEHURST, FLORIST 313 South Washington Lin. 1-1640 Royal Oak Compliments of POYE FARM HATCHERY 1200 Rochester Rd. Lin. 1-6768 Royal Oak Compliments of J. J. HARDWARE 2015 Auburn at Dequindre Utica, Michigan You don't have to take music lessons to fiddle around. GREGORY'S DAIRY BAR Compliments of NORTHSIDE SHOE REPAIRING For Fine Wedding Invititions, see ROYAL OAK PRINTING CO. 706 S. Washington Royal Oak Compliments of CLAWSON 5¢ - $1.00 Store Clawson, Mich. MURRAY’S DEPT. STORE Rochester, Mich. 1655 Auburn Rd. SUNOCO GAS OILS Rochester, Mich. CLAWSON BEER STORE home made ice cream Radiator Repair, Cleaning and Recoring, Arc And Gas Welding H. P. MIDDLEDITCH Phone 1526 S. Main R. O. 2868 Royal Oak, Mich. Choice Meats And Groceries Fruits And Vegetables TOMMY’S MARKET 1037 East 15 Mile Road, Corner of Rochester and 15 Mile C. W. CASE HARDWARE Mason A. Case, Proprietor Paint and Electrical Supplies 335 Main St. Phone Rochester, Mich 01. 1-4211 PETE’S MARKET GROCERIES AND MEAT Phone Rochester and 9656 17 Mile Road LEVITT’S Auto Parts - Sporting Goods Hardware Lin. 27500-01 Royal Oak Main at Fifth LYDIA AND EARL E. KLUSENDORF RAW LEIGH PRODUCTS Cards and Stationery, All Work Gloves, Book Matches, Imprinted Pencils Birmingham, Mich, Big Beaver Route 4 Phone 34 1128 Boyd, RINKE HAY AND FEED 1655 Dequindre Warren, Mich. Phone: Warren 5412 Phone: Big Beaver 9495 FRANK’S AND BOB’S' SERVICE General repair work on all cars and trucks guaranteed Auto-Parts Accessories 2593 Livernois Birmingham BROWN’S JEWLERY Reliable Watch Repairing Diamonds 9 E. Clawson Rd, Clawson Compliments of CHARLES H. LOSEY Attorney Clawson, Mich. HUMISTON’S LAWSON LUMBER COAL CO. Men Boy’s Wear Hardware - Paints 31 E. 14 Mi. Clawson Phone Lin. 1-2257 107 N. Main St. Lin. 1-2470 Clawson Michigan HAWTHORNE ELECTRICAL CO. Compliments | of ! Appliance Sales Service QUICK’S SERVICE STATION 162 N. Woodward Birmingham 205 Main Street Telephone 6061 Lin. 1-0566 ) Compliments f HAGELSTEIN BAKERY ; The Finest Of Baked Goods VAN’S RESTAURANT 806 S. Washington Ave. Royal Oak, Mich. 227 Main Rochester, Mich. } Distintive Photographs DUNCANWYLLO’S FLOWERS SMARTS’ STUDIO 517 N. Main St. Clawson, Mich. at moderate costs Lin; 2-3103 | Phone Lin. 12164 118 N. Washington | HOME EQUIPMENT COMPANY i Frigidaire dealer Pages. 4 Maine 407 Main St. Lin. 5-0300 | Sunoco Gas Oil KELLER’S SERVICE Royal Oak, Mich. Compliments GEM GROCERY of | 1686 John R SHELKBROOK PATENT MEDICINES Troy Township 1673 Auburn Rd. Compliments Best Wishes of Strau’s Market SELF SERVE LAUNDRY Royal Oak Compliments Compliments of of | MERTZLUFFT GROCERY AMBASSADOR ROLLER RINK i 1571 N. Main, Clawson Clawson, Michigan } 45 Compliments of WAGGONER CORPORATION 1400 Rochester Rd. Royal Oak, Michigan BROOKLAND CLEANERS Cleaning - Dyeing - Repairing Hats - Rugs - Clothing 1747 E. Auburn Rd. OL. 6-1221 We pick up and deliver DICK’S CUT RATE Soda Bar and Drugs 24 hour film service 20 S. Rochester Rd. Clawson NORTH END SANDWICH SHOP Hot dogs, Hamburgers and Chile Italian spaghetti Fish and Chips 941 North Main TRUESDELL ELECTRIC LIGHT and POWER 1122 Boyd Big Beaver R-4 Birmingham DETAIL TOOL and MACHINE CoO. Bullard tool Blocks and Details Dies, Jigs, and Fixtures 747 N. Rochester Clawson THE PASTRY SHOPPE Graduation Cakes A Specialty 334 Main Street Phone OL. 6-2911 Rochester BILL'S SELF SERVE MARKET We Specialize in the Finest Groceries and Meats LI. 3-9040 Clawson, Mich. 46 LOUISE’S BEAUTY SALON Individual service on all Beauty needs 3074 Rochester Road Corner of Barber Shop Compliments of PECK’S CLARK’S NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICE Mobil Products, Groceries and Meats. Phone Olive 1-7792 1914 -Mile Road and Rochester BEAVER MEAT MARKET T.J. Torpey for fine quality meat. Phone Big Beaver 197 ROY W. MOORE and SON 19 Mile Road and Rochester Road Manufacturer of Cement Products Phone Big Beaver 222 JAN-NAN Everything for your baby Also gifts. Rochester, Michigan ERWIN and SMITH MARKET Quality Meats and Groceries Midwest 4-2811 and 4-2812 138 West Maple Goods Delivered Birmingham Michigan Compliments of TONY’S DRIVE-IN Compliments of BAIRD’S FEED STORE 2190 16 Mile Rd. East of John R. Phone B.B. 26 J. M and C Fish and Poultry Just south of 14 4726 Rochester Compliments of BLUE PRINT PRODUCTS CO. Royal Oak, Michigan BECKER’S SINCLAIR SERVICE Rochester and Auburn Rd. Compliments of TROY DAD’S CLUB AUXILIARY BUSH’S Ready - to - Wear Boys’ and Girls’ Levis Clawson, Michigan EGGLESTON’S Dry Goods Men’s Wear Birmingham Compliments of NEVALA GROCERY Groceries - Meats - Vegetables B.B. 9072 Compliments of KENT JEWELERS Royal Oak Compliments of KAZAK’S MARKET 2958 E. Maple Rd. Compliments of ACTION FEED STORE JOHNSON’S MARKET Groceries-Meat 113 W. Fifth St. Rochester Mich. Dial 21101 Compliments of SMITH’S GRILL 1327 East Auburn Between John R and Dequinder IRA WILSON DAIRY PRODUCTS 340 S. Main Clawson Candies Lunches Dairy Products MILLER’S CAFE Fine Food Television 2946 Rochester Rd. B.B. 9074 RED KNAPP’S DAIRY BAR Rochester, Mich. L. and G. HARDWARE A. Laurie E. Grisdale Clawson Lin. 1-0518 WE DELIVER SID 'S DRUGS Ice Cream Prescription ’s Filled Clawson, Mich. Main St. WADDELL’S Women’s Apparel 20 S. Main Clawson, Mich. COOMBS TELEVISION and APPLIANCE We service all make sets. 734 S. Washington Ave. Royal Oak. ROYAL OAK SWEETS Home Made Candies And Ice Cream G. P. and Anna Johnson 321 S. Main Street Near Fourth Royal Oak Michigan ROCHESTER AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY Family wash 9¢ lb. Drying 4¢ lb. Pick up and delivery on request. 138 Main Street Rochester AL LAWSON SPORTS SHOP Home of MacGregor-Goldsmith-Spalding Athletic Equipment. 500 S. Main Royal Oak T. and M. LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. John R and Auburn Road Building Supplies of All Types-At Lowest Price And Highest Quality Rochester Olive 1-7171 48 GRAY’S GENERAL STORE Groceries, Meats, and Vegetables Corner of E. Square Lake and Livernois Troy Phone B. B. 9133 NORTHEND RECREATION Re-opening March 1 939 N. Main VOGUE CLEANERS 7 E. Clawson Road Lincoln 2-2510 Clawson, Michigan MAPLE-ROCHESTER SERVICE Sunoco Products Delco Batteries Parts and Repairs, All Makes Towing Brake Reline 1601 Rochester Road Phone Big Beaver 9309 VERN’S GULF SERVICE Wrecker and Repair Service Rochester and Auburn Roads Rochester, Michigan Phone Olive 6-2326 Being young is a fault which improves daily.” --Swedish Proverb ROBINSON’S SODA BAR Fountain Service Mint’s Ice Cream Light Lunches Carry Outs 3168 Rochester Road Phone Big Beaver 9379 ee oT ome. nats een DALE ELECTRIC Expert Service Industrial and Commercial Wiring and Maintenance Fixtures Appliances Ph: OL. 6-2126 Night BB. 7f4 Rochester, Mich. RENEAUD’S MARKET Fresh Meats - Groceries Fish and Poultry 15 Mile and Main Est. 1923 WILSON DRUG Woodward and Maple Birmingham Five Registered Pharmacists To Serve You BOWL During Your LEISURE - TIME BIRMINGHAM RECREATION Ph: MI. 4-2822 234 Hunter 1663 Auburn Rd. 49 HERBERT BURR Fine Footwear Since 1920 255 N. Woodward Avenue Birmingham, Michigan WOODSIDE SERVICE and GARAGE Bumping and Painting 30407 John R. St. Royal Oak Township Phone: Lincoln 4-9860 J. H. SPILLER Funeral Director 836 N. Main St. Royal Oak,Mich. Clawson, Mich. 705 N. Main St. Congratulations Seniors ARTCRAFT TAXIDERMY DEN 2375 John R Rd. North of E. Maple Rd. Royal Oak, Michigan Phone: Big Beaver 365 _ } } _ | : i J j | i i BIRMINGHAM PRINTING COMPANY Call Midwest 4-474 for DISTINCTIVE PRINTING SOCIAL COMMERCIAL COLOR pees eae and offset 369 E. Maple Claude E.Walker John Willis 183 Oakland MANLEY BAILEY FUNERAL HOME Birmingham Hammond Organ Air Conditioned Ambulance Service Oxygen Equipped MI1.4-4000 Compliments of ROCHESTER NATIONAL BANK Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Phillips SILVER MOON CAFE Fine Foods -50 Compliments of PURDEY ’S DRUG STORE 321 Main Rochester, Mich. Compliments of BILL HALSEY LUBRICATION and WASHING Fine Service 2820 Rochester Rd. Big Beaver THE BUZZELL SHOP A Store For Women 113 West Street Phone 2-2661 Rochester, Michigan ERNIE BELL, INC. DeSoto - Plymouth Sales and Service 221 North Main St. R. O. Li. 1-0280 Jo. 4-6982 BROOKLANDS MILK DEPOT AND BAKERY Grade ”A” Milk in ¥% Gals. Complete Line of Home Baked Goods Bread our Specialty 1672 Aurburn Rd. Ol. 1-5067 Now 6’s and V-8's STUDEBAKER SALES AND SERVICE The Newest and Most Modern Facilities 666 S. Woodward Ave. Midwest 43410 Roy R.Carkner S-M SUPER MARKET Rochester Rd. at 15 Mi. Compliments of BIRD and GRIFFITH 259 E. Maple Mi. 4-3832 o1 — than any other newspaper | Phone Big Beaver 582 CODLING’S Men’s Outfitters Clipper Craft Shirts Zero King Sportswear Van Heusen Shirts 225 S. Main Royal Oak CLASS PHARMACY Prescriptions Drugs-Ice Cream No. 2 South Main Clawson Get All Your Troy School News In The ROCHESTER CLARION carrying a larger amount of Troy Township news In Rochester Its CARPENTER’ S “9 For Fine Men’s Wear National Bank Bldg. Land S SUPPLY JANITOR SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Ken Lawrence 601 N. Main St. Royal Oak, Mich. Lin. 2-1187 G. PHILLIPS AND SON GREASING AND TIRES REPAIRED Complete Brake Service 2970 Rochester B.B. 917 4 E. M. SCHROEDER Agent Auto Owners Insurance Co. Auto Casualty Bonds Fire Insurance Phone Big Beaver 41 HOME OWNERS LUMBER and HARDWARE CO. |f 2914 Rochester Rd. One block south of 16 Mile Rd. Electrical and Plumbing Supplies Stanley Tools Compliments of WEDGE APPLIANCE 16 S. Main St. Clawson Michigan CLAWSON FURNITURE CO. Kroehler Living Room Suites 76 West 14 Mile Road LI 2-3885 Compliments of TROY DAD’S CLUB Compliments of We need new members to help us carry out our program for the children KITTY KORNER DRIVE IN of Troy Township. 1951 Graduates Are Welcome 15 Mile Rd. and Rochester Rd. JOIN TODAY Call Big Beaver 399-M Open 24 Hrs. We Deliver , Largest Manufacturer of ie C ine of omplete line o Advertising Displays f Groceries - Meats and Fruit - Vegetables Merchandisers In Oakland County Phone Let Us Show You How To Sell Big Beaver 107 Your Product BIG BEAVER LOVELL'S SPECIALTY COMPANY ee ee Your Table Supplier 1659 Rochester Rd. 3516 Rochester Road PN es Big Beaver _Harold F. Beaver, Owner 53 BEST WISHES TO } THE TROY SENIOR CLASS OF 1951 | ; W. E. (Bud) Rice Trenching and Bulldozing Contractor Midwest 4-3367 945 W. Wattles Road Birmingham, Mich. 4 | NORTHWEST CHEVROLET | BIG MODERN USED CAR LOT WITH MORE THAN 50 NEW CAR TRADE IN BARGAINS WOODWARD AT 13 MILE ROAD MAY’S BARN Modern and Old Time dancing every Sat. night, 9P.M. to 1:30 A.M. This hall may also be rented any night but Saturday. Located on Rochester Rd. three blocks North of 16 mile Road. Proprietors: May Farley and sons Ph: Big Beaver 753-W - Compliments of BEAVER FEED CO. Larro” and”Beaver” Feeds and seeds. Custom grinding and mixing. Big Beaver 14 2836 Rochester Rd. Au tographs ADVERTISER Acton Feed Store A and D Shoe Store Akehurst Flowers Ambassador Roller Rink Artcraft Taxidermy Den Bailey, Manley, Funeral Home Baird’s Feed Store Bauer’s Market Beaver Meat Market Beaver Tool and Engineering Corp. Becker’s Sinclair Service Behm’s Dairy Bell, Ernie, Inc. Big Beaver Feed Big Beaver Specialty Company Bill’s Self Serve Market Bird and Griffith Birmingham Printing Company Birmingham Recreation Blue Print Products Brookland Cleaners Brooklands Milk Depot and Bakery Brown’ s Jewelry Burr, Herbert Bush’s Buzzel, The Shop Carpenter's Clark’s Neighborhood Service Class Pharmacy Clawson Bakery Clawson Beer Store Clawson 5¢ - $1.00 Clawson Furniture Codling’s Men’s Outfitters Coomb’s Television C.W. Case Hardware Dale Electric Detail Tool and Machine Dick’s Cut Rate Duncanwyllo’s Flowers Eggleston’ s Erwin and Smith Market Frank’s and Bob Service Gem Grocery Gray’s General Store Gregory’s Dairy Bar Haglestein’s Bakery Halsey, Bill Hawthorne Electrical Home Equipments Co. Home Owners Lumber and Hardware Humiston’s Jan-Nan J. J. 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