Warren High School - Warrenite Yearbook (Warren, MI)

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9-'INIV V QM 'L' SIERSIA, PAYE ANNETTE 'Good words are worth much and cost little Debate 3 Student Council 3 Vice President 3 W Club 4 Class Secretary 1 Latin Club 2 3 Secretary SQUIRES, KATHLEEN WKath1e' NAnd her quiet humor Journalism 4 Secretary 4 Latin Club 2,3,4 VURGINAC, RITA IRENE 'The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid Chorus 3 WALKER, DONALD S Don NTo love oneself is the beginning of life long romance W Club 2,3,4 Chorus 4 Baseball 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3 WISE, EUGENE E Gene' nI've taken my un where I've found it H W Club 4 Senior Play 4 Football 3,4 ZALEWSKI, FRANK JOSEPH nBoozieN WReady to split his sides with laughing N Chorus 4 he - SIHONDS, ELEANOR RUTH 'The sweetest sould that ever 1ook'd with human eyes W Journalism 4 Treasurer 4 Latin Club 2,3,4 Vice President 3 VAN HAVERBECK, H NRY J Buffalo 'He has an oar in every man's boat and a finger in every p e N Class President 2 WAHL, THEODORE WERNOR WI have never seen a greater monster or miracle in the world than myself W Student Council 2 W Club 3,4 President 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Chorus 4 Class Vice President Football l 3,4 Co-Captain 4 Track 3,4 WIEGAND, DALE WILLIAM Bozzee HI can resist everythi except temptation Chorus ZITTA, RONALD LEO WChicoN A fellow of plain and uncoined constancy Journalism 4 Student Council 3 W Club 4 Chorus 4 Baseball 3,4 Track 3,4 'r .. 'Q . 7 X ' X 11 f X X Xx -Ll Y X 1 0 tg I J .n X , Q I S Lg, N U . G. A 1 . was a virtue. Ted ,A 34 on ' 3 P. -ef gg n I ll H A ns ' .ll a . 4 , n I , 4 ll I f A ,LJ 4.

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QFNIOR' -SM NARDOZZI, EDWARD Eddy rnament of a meek and quiet spirit ' OLIN, RICHARD W Dick am resolved to grow fat and look young till Orty OLSZEWSKI, DOROTHY C Dotty' nThe hand that hath made you fair hath Junior Play 3 RATCLIFFE, WILLIAM 'Brother Bones 'What'er his life' defeatures, he loved his fellow creatures Junior Play 3 Chorus 4 RIVET, GLORIA ANN Shorty' nShe'd fight a rattle snake and give it the first two bites W Junior Play 3 Chorus 4 .xii un-I 950 Nan WBut to see her was to love her U Junior Play Senior Play 4 Chorus 3, OLINSKI, JOHN JAMES nmen of few words are the best men H W Club 4 Chorus 4 Football 3,4 ORBAN, EUGENE R Gene WOne smile that solitary shines in the dry desert of a thousand lines W Chorus 4 RIDDLE, EDWARD FLOYD Ed nAll his faults were such that one loved him better for them Journalism 4 RUTHERFORD, FRANCES E 'Frann NReproof on her l1pS, but a smile in her eye ' Debate Band l Junior Play Chorus lf? ,1 X . Wu '- 1 X X 2222222 QL E, 1:::::: N' X Q2 AS I pl n ll N 'O 0' , Y ' 3 4 - J n n A Y NI HL'J f . ' ' N. n ' ' e H ' , ggi? 'Q u5Wg n n made you good.n may P1 332, ' 3'Qf, fgy g fry f ' 1 , ' N. Viz? ' I f h n S ' ll II n N ll n I f , - I if . 3 3 2,4

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CLASS rlle FORY In the fall of 1946, eighty excited Freshmen began their school career The first Friday in October marked the day of our freshmen Initiation Sur prisingly enough, the results were fun, laughs, and enjoyment for all The dance given in our honor that evening ended a perfect day We had Irs Bonita Elliott Iiss Carol Taylor, and lr Carl Hellenius as our very capable sponsors e cone uded the year with our first dance, the WFreshman Fiesta N The following year we became the high and mighty Sophomores As Sophomores we began to feel more a part of the high school Under the able instruction of lr Ray Dion and Iiss Irene Angus, we presented the Freshman Initiation nee and, ner the end of the year, The Moonlight Serenade In the fall of 1948 we became the highly respected Juniors Under the com patent leadership of lr Ray Dion and Hrs Alice Caminsky we planned and success four dances we presented during the year The Centerline Recreation Building was a grand place that eving as colorful formals swished to and fro' Remember Benita Bolt, Aunt Rebby, Dr Hyppocrites Joy and Twink Starr as the main characters in our prize worthy theatrical production of WBolts and Nuts We express our sincere appreciation to Irs Grathwahl, who directed our play Our sale of class pins, stationery and the promotion of several paper drives added to our treasury Then came the fall of 1949, when we again began a new school year This September we entered as the very grave Seniors But one more year was ahead of us Remember the colored snow flakes apparently floating about? No, not in reality but as the very appropriate decorations for our dance in January, the 'Snow rift W le bow to the Junior class for the fine banquet and Prom given for our pleasure Another talented cast constituted the very successful Senior play in April Our deepest appreciation to our director Mrs Caminsky Because we again added to our treasury, through the selling of hristmas cards candy, and stationery we were able to take a three-day trip through the Sioux locks and down Lake I chigan to Chicago This climaxed our high school career Bellerine Majeske rl O N O R 3 cuss Morro Launched but not Anchored CLAQS FLOWER White Tea Rose CLASS COLORS Maroon and White VALEDICTORIAN Regina Santini Si-X!.U'U-YIORIAN Bellerine Majeske X XS h Q ' w 1 ' . ' ' 1 Da . N . ll fully completed a numbei of projects. The Junior-Senior Prom marked the last of- , O 7 ll 15 . O 6 O S 1 . n xx