Warren High School - Warrenite Yearbook (Warren, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1951 volume:

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X ml, ,, .1 'J --fAl A Salute to 5 In cfoivo A v-- 1 ' vv 'Q me feriers of ti. 'iff 2 ntaff, 11122. to 'Z li C4 3: ' rv , , 1 -4,1 , ,F 4- ly, ', ,, : .A - j.L '. u.. .L U.. Ss - he fi il - 5 Q ' 1' I1 C .:'l'f? 3 Q - Tv .i have 'v so fr ..ez'- f'ly u:15e-2i:sl.ly .f Zllj 1 f .T L' L riql . ' ,aff . ' 'C 'C' . '. '- Consolidated High School. In paying tribute :ve wish to cz-:press our heartfelt ' N T 'S S 'ie ' a 'ff a - 'D + fa ug- - ,,n - 1 - U 1 + ,. - 4' M' ' l ..-Q ., U. .J .. . JJ A - . . ll ' Q 11' '. 'xo 'ko ' 1 ' ' ' ' I ' ' fad: Q' -1 lf E: V fl '-L ' as . v- rl 4' 7-1 w ' ,-5 v- 4 ' fl ' f- x ' ' A V 'T ' U. . U . . M. . ' '. J' f 5.3 1' l a a ' .5. Q, s l H 4 ' 4 ki L' ' 'ow 1 . '1 I of 7IH 'i of - ' f v - r ' r-L - P 1 ,N 1, '- , ., . .. -' ' -' 'sl 3, aut i r o ' r ab : oi' thif' ACIOQOWLEDGMEIT lb' lewis WBILSB, a newcomer to the fa culty this year, came to us from Iron Mountaln Fle are very proud to have hm as our sponsor thlS year H15 endless energy has been a great mspiration. Miss Imne Angus has been the sponsor of the class of '51 for the past four years and has guided us through trying times as well as good times The senior class extends our deepest grat itude with the wish that she will continue her very conscientious counselling v . ' Q - Y . 0 g . O . F Paul Cous ino Superintendent Albert Bever Principal Oscar Hartsig President X Herbert Schmidt John Sierema Arthur Beer John Fuhz-man h'eaeurer Secretary Truatee Trustee X Y 1. 4-'if lun. vt 2 5042? Earle Auten Central Michigan S Mount Pleasant Music Alice Camineky A B Michigan State Speech Lois Carter B S Uayne 7th Grade Haro ld C hamber lain Mildred Btherton B Michigan State English Margaret Filllan U 0 Social Science George Goodfellov Mayne Shop Marvin Hall A B Northern State Nomal A B Ypsihnf-1 Mechanial Drawing Geraldine Dimmick B M Western Michigan Vocal Music Raymond Dion A Columbia Mathematics Robert Janes S Butler Athletics Kathryn LaFo1-ge A B Michigan State N011151 University of D6t1'01t Social Science B 3 3C M A VBYH0 Bonita Elliott Carrol McClure A B Michigan State A 3 U of M Science ED815-Sh px gl - 7 I -f A Betse, LicCosh :arriet O'nr1en B S Boston Un1verb1ty S Lentral nnCh1g8D nealth Educ 'mon Lbrarlan Rosalee Moles Hurry Hobbms B b MlCHlg n state normal S -a ns M A wayne Un1vers1tJ nr none 111g if Claudia Dlple B S western focnlgan M S Unlver lt, of lCHlg8H Algebra Bonnie stanton Larlan nendlk Bettj nolgast CUQTGDIANQ 1l11aF Pennow awda orw Edwxwd Tells V WIA FE P Mrs h1te Mrs Cten on Ars Place W E X . . . ' ' ' B- - ' ' L, .. Q . 4 . , .,. . .. E H B. . Y y q.,- , L X t . an 5. KTQY' 'WQ., f x Art J ,wp 5 4. f K tg 3 ' Q. I if Q3 ana? -fgig , 'ij A, , . y..,,+4g :V Ci , U . W :U .. . . . 5. , M. . 'J .. ,. . W , - . . L CN.ETE. . L W . ,,. . . J .Z . . V , . . . X, P' 1 Q I, - .,-, I 1...-1-.,-.... w-,N K. -xg 1 -.--, L., I 1.Il.1.lU.! D. cum 'Willy' 'A handful of patience is worth more than a bushel of brains.' Band 1,2731-4 Vice-Pres. 1, 'hack 2,3,l, Journalism 1, Yearbook 1, Class President A Cheerleader 3 h Club 3,4 Class Play 3,4 Thespians 1, All-County Band 3,l, ANN BUTCHER 'Butch' 'ln each cheek appears a pretty d.1.mp1e. Class Vice-President I, Class President l Chorus 1 Student Council 3 Class Play 3,4 Basketball 4 Baseball I, Yearbook Staff L FRANCES NARDOZZI 'Franchise' 'Patience is the best rene- for every trouble.' Class 'I'reasu.rer 2,4 Class Vice-President l Basloetball Z, Baseball 4 Journalism 1, Yearbook 1, Cheerleader 1 Chorus 1 Senior Play 1, VALEDICTORIAN U- Qnff fxw BETTY CLARK 'Clark Bar' 'Short and small, liked by all.' Class Secretary I, Student Council 1 Class Treasurer 2,3 Band 2,3,l, Vice-President 3 Secretary 2,4 W Club 1, Secretary Junior Play 3 Basketball I. HICHAEL ROBIHET :Rocha 'Happy go-lucky, fair and free, nothing in the world can bother me.' Football 3,4 Class Sgt. at Arms 1, YI Club A JUYCE SHARPE 'Hattie' 'A woman's work, grave airs, is never done.' Journalism 1, Yearbook 1, Candy Manager 1, Class Play 3,4 Class Vice-Pres ent l Thespians I, jd oJ snunronuu cmaola LEE ATIELL 'Pwdy' 'Strive not to live long, But to live well, How long we live, not years but actions te1.l.' Chorus 1,3 Journalism 4 Yearbook 1, LIAR! ANN BARTKOB ILK 'Buttons' 'Nothing is foreign to me that relates to man. WILLIAM BROWN 'Brown' 'One can't always be a hero, one can always be a mam' Football l,2,3,L hack 2:3910 Senior Play 1, W Club 3,4 DONALD CHRISTENSEN 'Chris' 'You can be good, but you miss a lot of ham' Chorus I, Football l,2,3 Baseball 2,4 W Club 2,3,l, Basketball I, Track 1, Yearbook Staf Senior Play L H Thespipis i Yaf fwp SHIRIEY BOIK DONALD CRUISE 'Curley' 'Screws' 'Everybody's friend----- Nobody's enemy. Class Secretary 2,3 'Better to wear out than to rust out. Football 2,3,l, H- 34' c was Junior Play 3 Track 3,4 Chorus 1 W Club 3,4 Secretary Journalism 1, Baslmtball 1, Yearbook I, I Varsity Junior Play 3 Z Senior Play 1, Chorus 3 !!1J ' ' Wflauff jg, .CV .jp wr fl! X LJ fm RICHARD DARLING 'krgie' f 'Dick' 'lith a smile on her lips cAHis heart as far from she pests you.' fraud as heaven from Clase Treasurer l eerth.' Chorus l,3,l, Baseball 1,2,3,l, President I, I Club l,2,3,l, LIKE! UETIERS llolljel 'Every artist sas first an amateuzu' JEAN GAT 'Rudolph' 'I do confess to be no more than what I seem' Baseball 1,2,3,4 Journalism I, Basketball 2,4 Yearbook I, Football 1,4 chorus 1,2 Cheerleader 3 n Club 2,3,1. Secretary 3 Student Council 1,2,3,l, Sgt. at Arms 3 Vice-President L Class President 1 Chorus 3 Yearbook Staff I, IEIDREB EVELLND CHARIEB GROGLN 'Red' 'Charlie' 'Her tfriends are many, 'He's little but he's wise, Her foes, are there any?' He's a terror for his sim. Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 ' Baseball I, N' . FW I I f Jr I ff RCBCOE FOCB WILLIAM GROGAN 'Fuzzy' 'Bill' 'Women are my downfall! Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 2 hack 391+ Journalism I, Yearbook I, I Club 2,3,l, EIIARIJ FBAHCO 'Ed' 'Not that I love study less, but I love fun moz-e.' Football 1,2,3,l, I Club 2,3,l, Chorus 3 Journalism I, Yearbook I, Class President 2 'Az-gue, argue, early and ' ke hte, :Lf a line were croo he'd argue it straighh' Debate 3,4 Clase Play 3,4 I Club 4 Thespians I, Oraffvry 3 SHIRLEY HAIILTON 'Shirl' 'Good things come in small packages! Glee Club 2 Journalism A Yearbook I, Senior Play 1, d PAUL ulzmroa 'Harry' serious and learned nature. Oh-yes7' STANLEY KAHINSKI 'Stosh' 'Though modest, on his unembarrassed brow-Nature Baseball 2,4 had written-'Gent1eman.' Basketball L Football l,2,3,L W Club A Baseball l,2,L W Club 2,3,L Student Council 4 Chorus 3 DONALD HOFFMAN BETTY JO KISER 'Don' 'Jo' 'Why should the devil have 'As good-natured a soul all the fun?' as ever trod on a shoe Track 4 of leather.' Baseball L Journalism A Chorus 2,L Basketball A Baseball L Yearbook 4 BARBARA JENUWINE 'Baba' 'I like workg it fascinates I could sit and look at it for hours.' Band l,2,3,4 Chorus 3 Journalism L Yearbook 4 Senior Play 4 FRANKLIN R. JEROUE 'Applesauce' 'lan has his will, but woman has her way.' Baseball l,2,3,4 Football 2,3,L Basketball 2,4 Track 4 I Club 3,4 Chorus 3 Thespians 4 BLTTY KNOBIDCK 'Bets' 'ly heart belongs to only one.' Chorus l,3,4 Basketball 4 Varsity Captain Baseball L Chorus Vice-Preside QRIETTA LAFLAMME 'Frenchie' 'The main thing is ----- Don't get excited.' Basketball 4 Journalism L Yearbook L Baseball 4 Chorus 1,2 Senior Play L nt A ILTTBEF POUIS 'Professor' 'He knows the very road into the gate of kindness. Joxmnalism 1, Yearbook 1, Band 1,2 ,3,l, President 4 Secretary l I Club 4 Theepians 1, DBb8tB 3314- Junior Play 3 Senior Play 1, RICHARD PROFFH1 'Dick' 'Wise to resolve 3 patient to perform' JOHN RIVARD 'lefty' 'He looks safe but so does gunpovden' Football 2,3,4 Track 2,3,l, W Club 3,4 Treasurer 4 Student Council 1, Class Sgt. at Lrms 2 EIMARD ROSS 'Ed' 'I can resist everything except temptat:Lon.' Football 3 Football 2 ,3,!, Jr. Varsity Journalism 1, Senior Play 1. Yearbook 1, Class Vice-President 2 W Club 3,4 Chorus 3 RALPH RAMUS BMT! RUTH 'Hucklebuck' 'Red' 'He may do something sense- 'Quiet people are welcome tional yet.' everywhere! Football l,2,3,A, Chorus I, Basketball l,2,l, Journalism I, Journalism 4 Yearbook L Yearbook 1, Baseball l,2,3,4 W Club l,2,3,4 Vice-President 1, Class Vice-President 3 Chorus 3 RAY RIDDIE EDNA SPANKE 'Rebel' 'Shorty' 'A lion among laeies is a 'It is better to be small most dreadful thi.ng.' and shine, than to be large W Club 3,4 sweet a shad ' W, Track 3 L . A Football 3,4 60 01 17 iff! Chorus 3 I h , L Senior may 4 'ffiafvy aff Thespians 4 7' Glass Sgt. atArms3 tl I ff! My ' M145 My v I ,, M QWQEWM -J DORUTHI 5TnLLEKLhK ' 'J 'Dot' ing 'A bit miscnievious, but nAlmays'spic nd ' u peach nf a hid.' nicer girl you'll L meet. Journalism A Cless Treasurer 1 Xearbcok A Cheerleader 1 Cgorus 4 Lsjorette 2,3,L Treasurer Benn Librarian 2 ' Student Council 2,3 Secretary 3 Senior Play L Basketball A Varsity Journalism L Yearbook L Thespians A Oratory 2,3 HUBLRT STYLES LUBLRT lnnnbllk 'Boba nAlabaLm' uThe only way to have friend is to be one.n Basketball l,L,L Football j,L H Club L Class Secretary 1 MARX ANN TARKUWSKI upatn HNQ matter how you figure, ' she's got it.n t Chorus l,3,L Secretory L Baseball 2 Senior Play A Tnuspiens A FRABLIQ TAhhOn5hI nFrencn5e' WSto,ged gro'ing et rourg not on inch does he grow anyLorc.' h Club l,Z,f,L Sud. .fr. l Football uJust a guy who moved into town and always nice to have arcund.u Basketball A M Club A UALL MlCknLL LAhNLh n Miken H he fair.n Class rresident 2 Club :.,3,z, President 4 Student Ccuncil 3,4 Sgt. ot Arms L Football 2,3,4 Basketball -,L baseball L,2,L Track 5,4 SCTVG one but the brave on nUuuLJL HLLLR ukudyu 'quiet-------exccgt when 1slLing.n CLULEICE UOLFRQQ ROBERT WIPUI-E 'Cld' 'Bob' 'A little nonsense now and 'HC ll! do SONG'-hi-D8 SUDBB' then is relished by the C10hl1 y0i-' best of nen. JO'-ll'DB1i8l 3 Baseball 3,14 JOANNB UUODHOUSE CAROLINE HOHANS 'Je' 'Carol' 'To live long it is sary to live s1ow1y.' Junior Play 3 Claes President 1 Senior Play 4 Li m 4 earbook 4 rleader 3,4 C ub 4 fffffvdf 'He grant altho' she has much wit, she's very shy of using 1t.' Band 3 Assistant Librarian DICQS' CLASS HISTORY Initiation! That was a dreaded word to the brave class of 51 back in Our records of the class go back to September, 1948, when seventy-one isnt but frightened students entered U.H.S. Sponsors for the three groups Mrs. McClure, Mr. Hall, and Mr. James. Activities for that year were the dance, 'Freshmen Fantasy', a weiner ice skating and roller skating parties. 1948. val- were roast, In our sophemore year, the group suffered seven casualties, leaving sixty- four students, who were divided into two groups. Sponsored by Miss Angus and Mr. Hall, we gave two dances during the year. The class also did an energetic selling yearbook subscriptions. job of In the fall of 1949 we became hi hl respected uniors still under the ef- Q I J ficient sponsorship of Miss Angus and Mr. Hall. , The chief activities of the junior year were four dances and the junior play, 'Great Caesar's Ghost,' directed by Mr. Tilden. Other activities of year were selling magazine subscriptions and holding a paper drive. the The Junior-Senior Prom, held in the Centerline Recreation Building, was the highlight of the year. The senior class began their last year of high school with great enthusi- asm, with Miss Angus and Mr. Weiss at the helm. Some of the money-maki pro- U8 jects were selling Christmas cards, stationery, candy, and potatoe chips. The main social activities of '51 were two dances and the threatrical event of the year, the Senior play, directed by Mrs. Alice Caminsky. The year ended with the senior trip to Upper Michigan, the Straits, the Locks and Mackinac Island on board the S. S. North America. CLASS WILL Carol Atwell, will my shapely figure to Jerry Kochis Mary Ann Bartkowiak, will my good times with Ed Franco to Janet Novak Shirley Bolk, will my ability to get good grades to Jerry Ridenour Margie Brinker, will my ability to get A's in chorus to farmer, Sally Kochan Bill Brown, will my ability to listen in typing class to anyone who wants it Ann Butcher, will the chairmanship of the senior card sales to any unlucky junior Bill Carr, will my sound and calm temper to all juniors cause they 'Don't got none Don Christianson, will my ability to stay out of fights with students to any good feller Betty Clark, will my ability to keep my hair out of my eyes while playing basketball to Ray Brown Don Cruise, will my speedy tactics to Jerry Kochis Richard Darling, will my baseball ability to Don Schaffner Larry Detmers, will my height to Carol King Delores Eveland, will my fiery red hair and freckles to Shirley Coleman Roscoe Foos, will my ability to 'slug other football players with my elbows and get away with it to Norman Dill Ed Franco, will my ability to pick up fumbles to Larry Warner Jean Gates, will my ability to stick to one fellow to Eleanor Rose Paul Hazelton, will my very hairy chestn to Jerry Schurig Don Hoffman, will my hair to Chuck Bressman Barbara Jenuwine, will nothing cause I a1n't got nothing to will Frank Jeroue, will my basketball ability to Norman Dill Bill Grogan, will my ability to refrain from arguing on matters concerning government to my brother, John Charles Grogan, will my excess strength to Jerry Kochis Stanley Kaminski, will my curly hair to Don nlegs' Schaffner Betty Knoblock, will my patience and my ability to hold my temper to my sister, Jean Betty Kiser, will my 'George' legs to Evelyn Dombrowski Orietta Laflam e, will my ability to speak French to the other little Laflammes Martin Lisiecki, will my ability to play drums to Nina Gilson Ronald Marlow, will my ability to get along with teachers to Connie Helmlinger Bob McArter, will my ability to get places on time to Jhm McConnell Bob Morosky, will my ability? 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Elsie Barnes Joan Bellov Shirley Boik Jackie Chabot Den htenan Marv Ann Berzsr Charles Bressnan Beverly Beemer Ray Berger Ray Brown Art, Beer Jolm Belleghen Charlene Berkau Emu- 3,1-1-,rand Bill Byers James Carlson Shirley Coleman Harriette Dierolf Tom Domagalski Margaret Daman Evelyn Dollbrovski Louise Elder Louis Elder Helen Evans George Evans Jgcqugling freer Pnyus England :mm sum I Verne Fuhrnan Mary Gambill Jean Gilbert John Grogan Dorothv Jones Dale Kenney Nina Gilaon J T Harper Irma Jones Sally Kochan Paul Prefontains Dorothy Kunarski Lois HcTaviah Zi Marg Gingiloski Wayne Hein rf! Robert Jones Gerald Kochis Elmer Lemon Frieda Glaysher George Grijak Barbara Hartloff Evelyn Johnson X 4 Uillvene Jones Mary Konon :R ii 'E' Shirley Lenz Donna Hajeake Robert Harlow Virginia Martin M543 Lucille Kaltz George Kowalski Jin McConno11 Clarence Meister 21 I nf 4 J J U T I 15 ,' i. I. W ' ,Puff ' fi' 7 I 1 NJ ' , , .J K. w J nlr' ,rf gr VJ ' J , K 4 1 ,fri U I wif ff Vi if any? if J Q' Vfn' Y J 5: r4'A 1 J K J SX K - V Y. RJ' I I E' H xi q J , A 31 F J ' J f' , J fig' J J Go Wffff lf. ' H J I I ' -' A J A., J Tania Messina Harold Rice Don Schaffner Jacques Simon num-d rn-ch. foam nn Vault Presidents Vice Pres : Secretaries Treaaurers James Nielsen in-' XA Irene Rintz Bob Scheuer Elaine Orlikowski Nancy Roth Jerry Schurig Dolphins Slezinski Darrvl Smith x x Sf'-1 Norman Pilaraki bw Ronald Sabina Carolyn Sier ma Pearl Squires QIPW Donna Trombley Joseph Trombley Joe Uojtkouiak JUNIOR CLASS Class Officers iii' Barbara Hatcliffe 4u,e' Roselle Scheall Carl Sikes Maryann Swartz Eduard Hrask B111 Byers, Elmer Lemon, Jacques Simon Don Bateman, Wayne Hein, Carolyn Sier ma Mary Ann Swartz, Evie Dombrovski, Mary Gambill Elaine Orlikovski, Mary Ann Berger, Jean Gilbert 22 A A 3 1, ii A. , K., I-,ML 1 N ,. K 7 L H, s X Qquii yy , A X1 , 4 ' 5 l fv ml s ll -swf ' will 'Had 'Ere Alix ' S 4 3a X ' to F? S , Al , ffl f 7.'k If . it Q, t ' . 1 2,1 SEMI' J U N 10 I2 8605809 reg JANET Af? DZQOOTHY Q V' NES ff M THE T ww f W 5 ESMF SDNDRA + B03 ,px X Rorr-LY 8013 5 v N 1 5' H 7 N 1 DUNC 4' 4' Y-wo SW Am X I Q 'c ?P 4,1 'P il 5? p:lK .111 DE L- V Ov APQWJ cf f X LIZZIE JACKIE Hn I l'EE 1 nv! toms NIGHT AT THE JUNIOR PLAY DEC 8 QDANCES me Jumoms REALLY GET AROUNDI wx VM, ,M QA X X QQL 5LE1c91+ BELL ' Q 5 1 ' 5ElZENPrDf -E 4 ghn X F 297 xxx Q V M Z A V740 pf? 55? US P f fp 0 W X LDT K i f G 3 --z.,..-L 'S---'-'2' 23 win 0 awn- 'ur - , 0 Q93 'N D i f f 99 A L EE figlll ' A 1, P I - AL-L.fLL1LfL f L H ,ev W 264 Lp-Ig jf, 'yi ff 1 4 5 Q 7 f pe' 1 QVE X 0 5 xl X I - I O Q. b A rx i'l.I,l ' I f X A , Q 0 , , .1 hi 5 1 HN Qx 'P ' Q ' .. Q ,iqzg l-.wx 1 - .fr V5 1 pw r . :':L-Q2 44. Q ' N A A f -' , an X X u OL, ,g 3 gl Illynli, ' ! ,V j . 0 'IIFP ll L ff V.: , f V' yr -' A 1: , 'ff' lv! 4 ff J '- v ff V Q, Q1 L ' , X f Y f . .Aga , .' B f 'iii 1 K Z mx L ' 'VN yn R f 6 L4 Tl LXXQR X I N K 0 x S9 al h , ' AG ' li - ' J C - , J . j 'vgawf gba G: - O 0 Q V C U U 1 Mui l D 4 1' 4- ' X, f my M x Q 4 U' Q L - L ,N Y 'Wil' ' ,f L , 'M 111.1 L., W1 V, inf R V ff! K iff W .Mi U Lk ,Y T .az P , ' 4' J rf 'L q ' 'X L Q , Q ,ffl W L+ 'ff ' 'L L' , Fi- LL 1 -cn' J ci! ' V FJ' A , A'. -. , .3 , 'CN lx N XQA I 4 2 C SX-'X , L khxi C 1 N f 1 f , ,-.Y Q , - LL. V W: --J J- '7.,L, Lg:-We L5-- 'gf jd ' A ' Carol Adams John Barrow Betty Brown Joe Chetosky Q Q Donald Donlon alll! Q, ix Ruth Fuhman Judy Anderson Peggy Beech Carrol Burley cgi? Max Clark Bill Drier Joann Geletuk Richard Babisch Carolyn Beeler Robert Butcher Lynda Conant Earl Elzerman 193 an Wa.-an Q Bl' -Q Thmas Bailey Roma. Behr ff! Marjorie Carey Keith Cope Joan Flanagan Valerie. Barg 'K K Eleanor Bieh Jean Chaffin Norman D111 Carrol Fritz Josephine Golden Ralph Grant 24 B 1 rl l Q Y gg B, W G' C 553 1-f - n gli Y lv'r A 2 y B 1 yy y B yeean B Q R-gf' ox g 5.-lgxeigibgn I K , 'al I . K , y X X M D, ff V x x 5 xx. Y In ' 2 Paul Grogan Connie Helmlinger Hickey Knapp Patricia Konen Pat Laughhunn 4V Norman Halburg Margorie Grysko Doris Hewitt div Thomas Kaltz 'Q Yvonne letnrr Lillian Janicki Paul Keller Phyllis Kowalski Henry Kozlowski Evelyn Layman :Gt 'Uhr Halter Lewanski Q55 1753 Douglas Hankins M49 Darlene Johnson Hank Kochan Janice Hein x'4 4 Delores Kabel AWA. am-ed Mullin 4 3 3,1 W Annette Lafle me Maurice Laflamme qig Bernard Dmuchowski Dick Livingston Eduard Locknr Bevurly Marks Dgrggn HcC0nng11 Patfldia Hclntdlh 25 - ' 22 , i 3 A Q 4, 'L n V' Q' I 4 ' , ,V W iq yu., I . , sg . , I i N, Q :pang .nr 9 IU? a lla 'kfxflf it x M 1, 0 Q , Z ' , O' I, , fr'an, 034 Q giW, 9 Ltr K ig, nWh z nn 1o.eo, L no K D cxz 55 ,mi ?, hir? A 7 Q j ' gfe r X 'X M Z 5 ' , s ,YL , 'X , F'+ijP QA V, L ,sig . . , f ,fr ig - Q , XX 4 Q 3 ' J Kathleen Nitz fb KS Virginia Petz Wally Reid f, Q' A1 Roesina 'Q 1 N? Hazel Sinonda g,. Janet Novak Joyce Piercy 'Q 439 Ann Nyberg sir T' J oan Pleuka 'CPAN Shirley Rieck Jerry Ridenour 410 Jacob Scheeres Audrey Schlitz Martin Simlonis -3 'ST Ray Snitz Law John Thompson Irene 'hu-ko Donald Olin Frank Pranga Don Rinke Richard Schuster A Don Suaewitte Janes Parrott Dorothy Redlavaki 'W 'W Eleanor Rose Beverly Shafer bv Barbara Swartz J Van Steenkiete James Vigus f r ,Q , J Q Q J 4 ' 1 J 1 S J 4' f-X f SIA V., iq! , wk, lv - A J ,,-e ' mx ,Q ' ' ' , , .,.,,. 7 1 5 ' H. ' RQ' lk' 1 2 V . :,,. A 'Wy Jjugf , A he Q S, , - I . . 1, Ns Xm'1 , 'X 'f e l' - . I 'Q Z. if I RX - K- I ' ' V fi f 5 ' J N '. 1 KE Mg x , fl. ,J J . 1- , ca' Wi' W' James Vivonna Mary Waggener B9Tt8 wlinick westergaard 1 '7 Roger Wolgast Robert McTav1sh Alvin Mikolowski George Morang SOPHOMORE CLASS Class officers for 1950 51 were Beverly Shafer, Eleanor Biela, Bob McTav1sh John Barrow, Eleanor Rose Janice Hein, Norma Behr, Frank Pranga Pat Laughhon, Betty Willie, Norman Dill Student Council Representatives Caro lyn Beeler, Ann Nyberg, Evelyn Layman ACTIVITIES Presidents Vice Pres Secretaries Treasurers The nShoe Shine Specialn dance to welcome the freshmen into the high school, the sophomore play, 'Corn and More Corn,n which won first prize at the Annual Band Carnivalg the king and queen representing the class were Ann Nyberg and Bob Butcher. Betty Wills Mary Ann Mortier 27 , 3, ,fp A It sf I 1' , S' -259 I if . 5 .ef .XM X A C. 1 35 5 1 ':5 cr' Q , i sa, 4! ' 1' in :H 4 L' A., 4 x, - 4..- T, . xx, , j ' ' ' 1 . e K , 1 lotiootbditfuosohtuhriqua Anothorbnndbophy In ynrbook l0I'k that serious? Do not disturb' l wi QQ' IU: nur like this at noon Soaothing to ho proud of O O O .... wr . L 595.-'A. '. lQj -,. . ' .L 1? ' , , ' Mak ' ' '+ N C IFRESHMIEN .L Helen Bendik Phyllis Boose Fred Charbeneau Ruth Ciocarlan Lila Fuhrnan Gary Berger Gary Brunet Q Norman Chetoeky btw Earl Crisher Barbara Fulkerth I 01 34' Paul Barnes xi Jerry Berger Nancy Bergeron fy 4 F Buckmaster Jeanette Burkovaki Robert Chetoeky Anita Churchill 40 Jean C m ing Fred De Witte 3811! 3.1019 Margaret Gambill Q fx 1nKlll8 Beindit if A Phyllis Helder! Thomas Capdtan Nancy Churchill Diane Eveland Joyce Gatos 29 V A , VV V, N 'N X ., if an fi gif - 4 B ig r'ewF? S ff V ,V 7V rn -, , V ' V Q .,., '- n ,2 Big 2 1 , , W R . , A I E K 1 ..,, ' , ,Q5fwVw . KQX ,-5 gl V? M VV :Qi 41 ,. V V V L V g G , ?VVV VVVVV VVM V. 1, , V A V VVV NW, M 2 4 I f L2 - . 'L 7 LV? , Q W V QZLVV, , 'ff J H517 .Lf ' ' ' Laurence Gilling William Hiegand GN Helen Relmlinger MO N'-W. Carl Nigro D Schroeder Bob Tarkowski Charles Barg Pat. Covger lem? Henning Charles Pggels Sharon Siersna I Hiha Thompson Edvard Jarvis 6' 1- Franklin Edwards S Kotelntlsld. Mawr Jerry Raymond R HC Nr: Ray Smierc insld. -qv- ,M Rosetta Ubelhor Michael Hasseth Gingl loski Earl Kulchyski 3 if une Robbins Agnes Stotts 4, Q Jack Waynick F G-x 6 Ronald Hankins Verne Meirov i John Satava Ronald Susick Janes Ross John Ross 30 hah - ' F G. 5 'Q A2 1 1 6.5 A V 'fill 'S iffn V. 11 A l .fi :AI vw lj G' 'Q R 55-' li 335 , X was Ei ' 1 . of? RL ., , A 1 av - 5 7 V ' 35 ..fk x .Q Mk' Mx . X 1 C Q A .J Inv t x , vi J R ' 4 C :+C .gr X - C 1-'ef or fi, Wi , Av f 'L f z 5 E ' . Q NKQAJ 4 1 A . 31' QA 'e, C ix f 1 I- ,. Nha John Barg 44 Mary Dolageleki Zi? 'T lei' Virginia Hein Leonard Keminski Y. Jean Knoblock Kay Kutella Jack Bertrand 45' T Patricia Hess Harley Kapanka B111 Kotelniski Marie Lallalme Doubleatein Sylvia Lame Lois Gates -236 Q? Robert Holden 431' in Janet Kennedy D Kozlowski Jerry Busch Dorothy Good Helen Hornak whiff Carol King Norma Kritcher Audrey Lideter Paula Carrier 31 George Castora 'U' son L Grabovski Fi Wm. Grace Jeroue 4? 9' Robert King F Krzystovczyk Vs lg? in d , 1 It Q A V k A .LYI r if I M ' A . .SAV . , 5 Jw' . L ,k f u , .X Nr . x . g , . . X , K b a ua? K' 1? 5s: d?i1ld d V L,j iv f fir ,l,ffff , W. A ' 1 af J, Q M I n n 1 v U. . 12, X 'e 2. h Q X' w f W qui, A . g if A 2' , : 'A f r f 1 1,, ffl? g ij jr ff x,r, rr a , , P. fla' 5 . Q. ' X Ji rf,'455135 d W jf? b' 1 ' Y vb fy 'al .. Z, .- Q 1. W A ', it , it d x fb Chuck Virginac Fanchon Velanira Reda Wooten Ellen Wocdall Warren Degutia Larry Mason Patrick Murphy Donald Evans Dennis Hefford Nancy Nielsen L!-ff! Warner Sarah lease Donald Zegaraki Mary Bendzk Robert MoC lain Helen McGregor Maurice Mercurio Bernadette Morang Tm Nicholson Gerald Roman Lois iliac Betty Buckley Jack Marks Mary Jo Moore Stan Orlilrovski June Page Lena Percell Sandra Peca Stanley Raknwaki Joseph Rivette I' 'CY ara Bruce Chestnut Gloria Rosevicz Charles Scheall 4' 35 CS rc Carol Scott Veronica Sebesta Mary Sharkey Richard Sorrell QE Darlene Smith Rf- by auhnnllhx w.hEB Shirley Busch Dorothy Kozlowski FRESH N CLASS The Freshmen were divided into four homerooms sponsored by Mrs Caminsky, Mrs Etherton, Hrs McClure, and Mrs Elliott Class officers were Presidents: Carl Nigro, Dennis Mefford, Nancy Ber geron, Lorraine Grabowski Larry Uarner, Lena Percell, Jean Cum lings, Frank Krzystovczyk Secretaries: Ellen Hoodall, Helen McGregor, Margaret Galbill, Shirley Busch. Ruth Ciocarlan, Chuck Virginac, Carol Scott, Virginia Hein. Student Council Representatives: Gary Brunet, Jerry Busch, Sharon Siersma, Stanley Orli- kovski. Vice Pres Treasurers: IVV 'Q Q- Carol Schmidt T7 Fred Stanton f , Jx ,. . :3 at 'HF 4: gl . Q 0 . 19 I A1505 5' :A 4.. V2 E .J . AMB YZ? D f 'il , 4. l.p V :iii jg- I ep., WD' ' f' we Lighth Grade First Row: Left to right fkneelingbz L. Baxterg R. Gillingg R. Grantg Second Row: B. Rowneyg H. Rosinag P. Fryeg D. Elzermang R. Zegarskig D. Lovedayg L. Cahoong R. Wahlg M. Redlawskig J. Laymang J. Blackettg Thtrd Roig R. Evansg N. Boeningg D. Wallg C. Behrg S. Epplerg P. Simmons J. Van Gamperg R. Malburgg B. Roseg M. Kaltzg G. Rinkeg P. Brackneyg lisa La Forgeg A. Rinkeg Back Row: J. lcCo11um5 V. Cuppetilleg R. Cichowlasg J. Castorag H. Allisong W. Thrasher3G.Bloomeg R.Soulliere3 J. Fiedler. Eighth Grade First Row: Left to rightfsittingbf H.Reader5 J.Choiuski5 B.Shil1er5 I. Millerg S. lidenourg E.NauWakasg D. Mageg B.Scheeres3 B. Lutzg L. Fuekerthg Center Row: D. Marting D. Chestnuttg G. Horetskig A. Kuhuhenng A. Maxhowskileg l.Edwards3 B.Lidster5 B.B1ondeang D.Vidosh5 M. Delitteg Edwin Shillerg James Burdeng D. Swartzg R. Kindermang H . Hallg Back Row: B. Isrong S. Andersong S. Randallg R. Boydg J. Dicksong V. Olszewskig H. Bakery F. Gyurang C. Streefkerkg D. D. Dobbing C. Evelandg L. Keller. Bivhth Grade First Row: Left to right Ckneelinfb. R. Placeg T. Dollandg A. Fernandez. Second Row: B. McConne115 C. Chabotg R. Cobbg D. Kowalskig P. Kenverskig E. Workmang D. Hesterg G. Clarkg B. Ciocnrlang J. Szczeranski. Third Row. S. Kowalskig J. Arbitterg E. Caing C. Moroskyg C. Lincolng C. Poikg B. Crawfordg D. Atkinsong D. Turnkullg C. Owensg V. Lemong C. Keefnerg Miss Siple. Fourth Row: G. Patersong T. Gilbertg J. Geislerg Y. Spankeg J. Byersg M. Schodowskig J. Maisong G. Westergaardg C. Kapp3R. Kellerg T. Grogan. Seventh Grade First Row: Left to right. J. Olmsteadg R. Mikolowskig P. Oleskiez L. Bakery T. Tnylorg D. Schwartzg K. MacDona1dg A. Turkog P, Szczepanekig Second Row: N.Andersong H. Wellsg D. Wilkinsg T. Scheuerg J. Clmsteadg J. Freerg J. Barnesg R. Kowalskig C. Lisieckig O. Kibbeg L. Fulkerthg Third Rowg L. Wieckg J. Livinsstong C. Oleskieg H. Gittlerg S. Zyhewskig M. Garvey: M. Nachowskig J. Percellg G. Maesg K. Tempseyg R. Jackson. Mr,Chambep1ain 35 SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Left to rightlsittinglz Carol Barnes, Judy White, Ellen Shafer, Sharon Workman, Larry Mage, Dick South, Roland Popour, Fred Delamielleure, Joan Davies, Allan Roland, Elsie Coryell. Middle Row: Florence Bednar, Mary Jo Nadley, Arlene Popour, Mary Dix, Doreen Cain, Walter Boik, Marjorie Proszkovski, Barbara Jaerling, Karen Ross. Back Row: Dolores Payok, Joan Kowiak, Carol Roat, Barbara Mellon, Dale Schneider, Helen Wilbur, Betty Bareis, Jerry Ross, Jim Buckley, Jin Hammitte. Missing are: Carol Wallace, Carol Wilbur, Chylles Moore, Elsie Kowalski, Patty Kaminski, Joan Churchill, and sponsor, Miss Fillman. First Row: Left to rightfsittinglz Lillian Evennou, Robert Defever, June Brock, Marilyn Petz, Bill Robson, Gerald Elzernan, Jack Piercy, Donald Loudenback, Phyllis Burley, Barbara Senki, Norman McCarty, Second Row: Charles Fouts, Ronald Jones, Jean Meister, Mark Kaltz, Norman Wilson, Robert Bennetts, Ronald Weig, Kenneth Spurbeck, Jonila Calkins, Ruth Albrecht, Ruth Mumrow, Carol Mumrov, Milus Allison, Miss Carter. Third Row: David Donze, Leroy Cone, Owen Jones, Lonnie Qualls, Gerry Meadows, Patricia McEntee, Dilla Puckett, Dallas Knapp, George Metzler, Patsy Hammitte, John Girvin, Lawrence Evans. Not Shown: Jeanette Bass, Eduard Scheuer. nl J .,. Q Q , , Ni v'x 'Q ' Q 'S v K .gf :QQ 6 . yu. fiv ' IX .i A K n v X 1 1 x X Q' F A Li ...X r , 1 ,I -1-1 f 4 V' , ' 1. y -4 4 .ii I A 1 , 4 n I 5 a 4 ' u n A 1 V xr x I o U' H N ,- Q. s Q I y n 4 L it s uf, -,Q 'AJ 5' , r..- y Qh Q '45 ., 1' 1 , , v as ' ' v 1 4 K -., 1 .-., 5 Q 4 I '-lf Joyce Sharpe, Ronnie Marlow Back Row: Jo Matthew Pouls K.: JUNIOR PLAY CAST Front Row Left to Right: Shirley Boik, Dorothy Jones, Dorothy Kunarski, Jacqueline Chabot, Mary Gambill, Evelyn Dombrovski Back Row: SENIOR PLAY CAST Front Row Left to Right: Bill Grogan, Shirley Boik, June Tenkel, Violet Nelson, Mary Ann Tarkovski, Ida May Nyberg, Woodhouse, B111 Carr, Ray Riddle, Don Christensen, , Dick Proffer, Bill Brown, Dolores Eveland ww I , sg,-1 C111 '24 C Ill, Dick Tercha, Bill Byers, Art Beer. Bob Scheuer, Darryl Smith Il , n .x- ,, -I ,j: 5.0, ll . I - 41 Q H 4 X Sf, Qj 2 ll 1 5? 3. Q X A 1 ' Front Row left to Right: Subscription llanagerg I. YEARBOOK STAFF ll. Lisiecki, Lrtistg J. Sharpeg J. Tenkel, Nyberg, Undergrad Editorg ll. A. Bartkowiek, Activities Editorg V. Nelson, Editor-in-Chiefg B. Knoblockg C. Atwellg F . Nardozzi, Treasurer Back Row: B. Rothg B. Jenuxvineg ll. Pouls, Advertising lanagerg D. Cruiseg E. Rossg R. Foosg R. Ramus, Sports Editorg B. Carrg J. Gatesg f 9 - f 5 . Q K STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row left to Right: Director, lr. R. Diong E. Evans3J.Rivard5 I. Nyberg, Secretaryg L. Detmsrs, Vice-Presidentg P. Squires, 5 Troasurerg ll. larnsr, Sgt. at Lrmsg E. Orlikouskig T. basins Back Ron P. llcilnteeg V. Olszewskig J. Buschg S. Siersmag P.F1'ye3 D. Streefkerkg O. Laflamme, Typistg J. Woodhouseg S. Hamilton 't vi Q p mam.-gif S. Orlikovskig E. Iaymang C. Beolerg L. Nybergs G- BTUDGTSSR-Kbllefi Not Shown, B. lclrter, President R.? I-1 . - O '11-1 NHMTE f'. Lei! left to Rights Harold Rice, Bill Grogan, llatthew Pouls, Carolyn ded? IEEE Siersma, Bill Byers, Ann Nyberg Debate to ic for 1950 51 Resolved that American Q' p - : People Should Reject the Welfare State. Schedule of Debates: Warren O Pershing 2 Warren 1 Southlake l Warren 1 Birmingham 1 Warren 2 St. Ladislaus O THESPIANS if Front Row left to Right: E. Evans, Vice-Presidentg G. Siersma, rresldent, J, Novakg J. Piercyg E. Rose, A. Nyberg, Secretaryg V. Berg, B Brown, Beechg E. Biela Back Row: H. Rice, Treesurerg B. Byersg ll. Poulsg B. Scheuer, B Grogan B. Carr M519 lb , Q I . L 4 'ov LL E. 6 E0 1,3 N u4,,f Qui y E1 LIBRARY STAFF Front Row Left to Right: S. Hamilton, B. Roth, I-1. L. Tar- konski, ll. Brinker, J. Anderson, Librarian, Miss H. O'Brien, Back Ron F. Tarkowski, B. llarlow, E. Ross, R. Sabina, B. Scheuer, T. Bailey, R. Harlow 1? 1, 'lv ana.. - B ' 'B SCHOOL DAZE STAFF Front Row left to Right: D. Cruise, E. Ross, J. Woodhouse, J. Tenkel, 0. Iaflamme, B. Roth, C. Atwell, S. Hamilton, M. Poula Back Row: F. Nardozzi, B. Jenuwine, Ll. Lisiecki, J. Sharpe, R. Foos, R. Ramus, V. Nelson, J. Gates, D. Streefkerk, B, Carr Z-N 41 Officers: M Fouls, Presldent, B Carr, V108 Presluentg B. Clark, Secretary, CHEERLE.AlJEhS Mary Konen Frieda Glaysher Evelyn Dombrowski Elaine Orlikolski Jo loodhouse Tania basins Pearl Squires Evelyn Layman Sandra Peca, Lols Gates, Eleanor Rose, Joyce P1ercy, Ann Nyberg J BOYS' CHORUS Front Row Left to Right: D. Suaewitt, J. Chetosky, C. Sikes, C. Meister, A. Beer, J. Wojtkowiak, J. Scheeres, R. Marlow, Director, Miss Dimmick Back Row: B. Marlow, M. Simmonis, T. Bailey, J. Parrott, R. Grant, B McTavish, B. Butcher, P. Prefontaine, J. Barrow, P. Grogan, J. Vigua GIRLS' CHORUS Front Row Left to Right: C. Adams, B. Marks, J. Geletuk, P. laughhunn, H. Wright, M. Brinker, M. A. Tarkowski, Y. Hafner, I. Jones, B. Shafer Middle Row: B. Marlow, B. Roth, C. Berkau, P. McIntosh, C. Beeler, N. Behr, B. Swartz, M. Waggener, C. DeVault, A. Laflamme, P. Kowalski, I. A. Swartz, Director, Miss Dimmick Back Rows J. Chaffan, V. Petz, M. A. Bartkowiak, B. Knoblock, D. Johnson, Pat Konen, L. Kaltz, I. Gingilolki, B. Beamer, S. Kochan Busy fingers at work. Is this work? What kind of game is thus? Future cooks of America Quiet, genius at work It won't hurt, Bill F I 453 5ENIOhS or THE VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD FOOTBALL SCORES Warren: 26 St. Mary's: 6 Warren: O Lakeshore: 6 Warren: 32 Eastland: 14 Warren: 25 Lakeview: Warren: 12 Utica: Warren: 7 Troy: Warren: 27 Busch: Warren: 7 Southlake: O Ralph RBIHUS Mike Warner Ed Franco Roscoe Foos Ed Ross .,, ' Q. -' 33 wQy., 4. 5 ,M, , . ,M E ,4,,4,,,g Franco and R. Foos Frank Jeroue VARSITY FOOTBALL Don Cruise like Warner First Row: Asst. Coach Dion, B. Styers, R. Foos, J. Koches, M. Warner, L. Detmers, F. Jeroue, D. Cruise, R. Brown, Coach James. Second Row: B. Holden, B. Jones, E. Ross, J. T. Harper, S. Kaminski, R. Riddle, S. Orlikowski, E. Franco, R. Remus, L. Werner. Third Row: J. Berkau, J. Rivard, B. Brown, D. Shaffner, M. Robinet, N. Dill, D. Batman, R. Grant, L. Ksminski, E. Lemon. Fourth Row: T. Bailey, J. Barrow, P. Cowger, T. Capitan, B. Kotelniski, J. Lutz, K. Cope, H. Kapanka, C. Pegels, D. Livingston, F. Krzystowizt, J. Nicholson, R. Sussick, H. Kozlowski. BOYS' VARSITY BASKLTBALL First How: Larry Mason,M1ke Warnen Ralph hamus, Paul Hazelton, Stanley Kaminskl. Second How: Asst. Coach Dion, Ray Brown, Jerry Schurig,Larry Detmers, Bob Styers, Coach James GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Warren: Warren Warren Warren: Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Rs X o Q BASKETBALL SCORES KBoys'D 61 St. Mary's: 38 Lakeshore: 52 Eastland: 40 Fitzgerald: 54 Lakeview: 29 Utica: 55 Southlake: 41 Busch: 42 Lakeshore: 59 40 Eastland: 45 46 Fitzgerald: 48 50 Lakeview: 57 48 Clawson: 53 35 Utica: 68 55 Southlake: 45 49 Busch: 45 39 Clawson: 47 V First Row: M. Swartz, J. Knoblock, P. McIntosh, B. Knoblock, D. Kunarski, J. Hein, C. Siersma. Second Row: J. Tenkel, I. Nyberb, B. Swartz, J Chabot, W Nelson,S. Boik, M. Berger, D. Jones. Third Row: Miss B. McCosh CCoachJ. JUNIOR VARSITY First Row: J. Simon, R. Second Row: R. Holden C. Barrow, G. Pagan, 'L. BASKETBALL ..1 Susewitte. A- fl , Helmlin er J -9 .rw of CN' ,, 8 9 ' -'hx H Warner. N Third Row: Asst. Coach Dion, J. T. Harper, J. Carlson, T. Dumagalek1,B. Butcher, J. Shetoeky, Coach James Fir Sec 0 EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL at Row: V. Cuppetilli, R. Wahl, P. Frye, B. Schiller, H Kengeraki, E. lorkman, Lee Calhoun, P. Mage, D. Vidiosh J. Caatora. ond Row: B. Thrasher, B. Lutz, J. Byers, B. Gilling, B. Grant, T. Poland, B. Place, R. Soulliere, R. Keller, Coach R. James. VARSITY BASEBALL First Row: D. Batman, T. Domagalski, D. Shaffner, M. Warner, F. Jeroue, R. Remus. Second Row: Coach James, R. Brown, L. Detmers, R. Darling, C. Wolfrom, Asst. Coach Dion. TRACK First Row: R. Brown, B. Brown, B. Jones, D. Cruise, l. Warner R. Riddle, J. Carlson, D. Christensen, J. lojtkowiak. Second Row: Coach James, J. Simon, B. Carr, J. Kochis, J. Rivard, J. T. Harper, Asst. Coach Dion. ...ts 4 a n um 4, n a W CLUB I' First Row B Jones, C Slkes, M Lisieckl, J Bellebhem, J Barrow, L Elder, J Warner, R Livin ston, J Carlson Second Row B Grogan, D Batman, P Jeroue, D Schaffner, Warner D Christensen, R Riddle, J Koches, J Wojtkowiak Third now Coach James, B Styers, R Darlinf, B Carr, B Clark B Ratcliff, R Schealls, D hunarski, J Chabot, M Berger Konen, P Squires, B Dombrowski, l Messina, B Orlikowskl, L Gambill, H Rice, M Fouls, Asst Coach Dion Fourth Row L Detmers, R Brown, Roblnet, h Ross, F larkowski, Cruise J Rivard, L Bressman, B brown, 1 Remus, R roos T Domagolski 'Q 6 Y - Q RTT ,, ' ..-i ,- V 4 ,. 4 mi 'f J FF' in 1 312 W S -af' wi I 'H Y 4 ix Q Q Q? lrg,-vmfaivfy 4? A .sk if ,hw-Q CLASS WILL Ccont I Ida lyberg, will my love of music and basketball to my sister, Ann Joan Olinski, will to anyone who wants it the ability to try and understand hr heiss's moods Norbert Olszewaki, will my monstrous stature to Jackie Bertrand Iatthew Pauls, will my ab lity to debate without losing to harold Rice Dick Proffer, will my ability to lose girls before I get them to Jerry Raymond walph Ramus, will my ability to drive to Ray Dion John 1ivard, upon nearing retirement will my track shoes with the built in kick and my Jump rope to Richard H20 Livingston Nike wobinet, will my ability to go to the 'Burlesque show on school days and get away with it to the whole Junior class ad moss, will my naturally auburn hair to harbie Carrier Betty Roth, will my calm and quiet ways to Jim McConnell Joyce harpe, will my ability to ,et along with people to Joan Plewka dna panke, will to my brother, David, successful years at farren High oorotry Qtreefkerk, will Ky perfect posture to Dale Yenny Bob tyers, am willing!! ' ry Ann Tarkowski, will my naturally curly hair to Lr Dion Francis Tarkowski, will my height and weight to Gerry :churig June Tenkel, will my aggressive personality to Darlene Johnson and Pat Konen sob Thrasher, hequeatt all my sweethearts to Jerry bchurig hike warner, will my manly physique to Maurice Laflamme Plarence wolirom, will my boo ie brush to Richard Tercha Rudy eber, will my two 's for going hunting to anyone who will accept them Joanne uoodhouse, will my :eight o Jackie Chabot f?'f,'? w 'fx fi ff' C' I . . f . N .vfa ' ' n . Bob Wingle, will my nTarzann like ways to Maurice Laflamme. I 'n a Q' H' le ' 't' qv ' 5 ' W li f xv ' X V - J -as lv u '4,' f 1 ' y N yi , V 71- iq N 'Nxt .1 ! 'r CLASS PROPHECY It is a bright moonlit night in June of the year 2051 The air is crisp and clear, and the moonlight casts darting shadows among the mmrble head stones in the serene cemetery on the outskirts of the slumbering little town of Warren, l1Ch1gBD I stand surveying the cemetery, alert for the slightest movement, while awaiting the reunion of the Great Class of 1951 As I sit on a mossy boulder watching crowds walk in, I especially notice a misty little figure waddling through the high iron gate, yelling, 'O K Let's have it quiet in here ' As these famous words bounce from tomb to tomb all be comes quiet One of our sponsors has arrived' Slowly, though, the soft murmurings begin again As I listen, I hear old familiar names and recall the life t1me activities of the members of my dear, departed classmates First to my memory comes Joyce Sharpe, the famous stage cook, who died while chasing Bill Carr in the Broadway reproduction of 'Great Caesar's Ghost ' He had warned her about getting too close to him with that meat cleaver, and when she did, he tripped her Also, the first woman French professor at Yale, Orietta Laflamme, always had this advice for her students 'Messieurs, Cherchez les femmes ' Larry Detmers had his own studio, and Betty Kiser was his favorite model Betty Knoblock, we remember, spent the best years of her life on a ranch Jo Woodhouse finally founded her own potato chip factory, because it was too expensive buying them, and held the job of chief potato chip taster, as well Don Hoffman enjoyed his few years on earth as a truck driver for Dlck Proffer, who was considered the most successful truck farmer in this country Mary Ann Bartkoviak toured with Marty Lisiecki and his Jazz Band, and Ida Nyberg, who always liked the finer things in life, had her big moment the time she sang the leading role in Madame Butterfly, with Ronnie Marlow as chief butter fly catcher like Warner's love of sports landed him a life time job as jump-rope coach at Barbara Jenuwine's Nursery School As I drift along through the cemetery, another odd stone catches my eye It belongs to Clem Wolfrom and is made of golf balls, since he spent most of his life as a caddy on a golf course What have we here? Ray Riddle I remember him You know he always wanted to be a paratrooper but never quite made it Finally, he became a spring tester for Bob lcArter, who was a big furniture manufacturer Carrol Atwell played the part of John's other wife on the radio serial, Don Christensen was the station announcer like Robinet made a career for himself by managing fleets of toy dump trucks for little boys Bill Grogan spent his last years as a Senator from the State of Warren Charles, h1s brother, was his favorite page boy Ralph Ramus started a driver training school, but could never make a go of it because all his profit went into new telephone poles Shirley Bo1k became his partner, because she had taken lessons for so many years that it was cheaper that way in Mexico, raising little catus plants. CLASS PROPHECY fcont D B111 Brown became a member of one of the better hockey teams, employed as star skate polisher largie Brinker also became a model, only, she posed for Maybelline ads At one time her beautiful lashes grew to the incredible length of two inches Frenchie Tarkowski was a great news photographer, helped along by his sister, lary Ann, who set fire to buildings so that Frenchie could get scoops Edna Spanke trained midget wrestlers, with Joanne Olinski as her assistant Bob Thresher ended his life on the stage playing the part of Romeo, his Juliet, Delores Eveland, ended her life on the same stage They were both sticklers for reali m Next, I recall Betty Roth and Caroline lorang, who spent their lives teach ing bold girls how to be shy Bob lorosky and Stan Kaminski made polishing toy cars for kindergarten teach ers their life career The last time I saw Paul Hazelton and Bob Styers, they were still practicing their long shots for the basketball tournaments Betty Clark made quite a success of her life She became President of the Warren Bank, Roscoe Foos was her favorite secretary, because of his excellent typing Richard Darling was so anxious to get into big league baseball that he took the first position that he was offered, that of bat boy on the Warren Scoreless Wonders He became such an expert that he was never promoted June Tenkel traveled with a big Ice Revue Show for several years, doing a unique act, she twirled flaming batons while doing an ice skating routine Another strange stone in the form of the famous Rexall sign This one belongs to Rudy Weber, who finally owned his own Drug Store, and employed Dorothy Streefkirk as Beauty Counselor Thinking of Dorothy brings to mind Violet Nelson, who dyed her hair chartreuse on Dorothy's promise that it would make her look different Our class can boast of still another successful member He is latthew Pouls, who, after many years of earnest study, finally became a professor of Bugology at Warren University Nobert Olszewski and Bob Wingle, the two quietest boys in our class, were world travelers They said that seeing the world from a freight train is the best Another dear classmate, Jean Gates, was a member of the United States Olympic tobogganing team Frank Jeroue changed his name to 'Pierre', and opened a French Beauty Salon He was very successful and his hairdoes world famous Ed Franco, Don Cruise, Ed Ross, and John R1vard had been useful and loyal citizens employed in warming benches for the Warren All Stars Last but not least, I remember Ann Butcher, who always wanted to be the first woman President of the U S , finally became president of an orphan's home, aided by her able assistants Frances Nardozzi and Shirley Hamilton, who gave up their own careers to devote themselves to the Promotion of Women Presidents' Society The first streaks of dawn are breaking through Perhaps I can get a closer look at these misty phantoms they haven't acted friendly now they are fading away as I approach, I'll grab this fellow looks like Ronnie Marlow why, it's nothing but a shrub' all shrubbery97 KBBBB GONTRACTIRG . C . . . . . O . . . . . . . - U . . . . . . way ever. . . ' s . . I C I . -- -- Compliments of C Sway 26222 Hound Rd SCHEUER BROS HARDWARE Warren 6131 35050 Mound Rd Open Sunday 10 till 2 Compliments of THESPIANS COMPLIMENTS OF A W Mo s Plu bing A Heating RUlPH'S RADIO SHOP Radios and Television Sales and Service 31614 Hound Road Warren, Mich Phone Warren 4891 AKBULANCE LYLE ELLIOTT FUNERAL HOKE HAMIOND ORGAN 51730 Mound Rd Phone WA 2441 COMPLIHEHTS OF THE JOURKALISM CLASS HORN'S SERVICE Tires, Batteries, Accessories Lubrication and Repairs 34990 Mound Rd at Phone WA 9871 ADAMS DRUGS INC 31830 Hound Road Warren, Michigan JOE'S CASH AND CARRY Groceries and Heats Specialize in Home Madepork Sausage, Head Cheese and Home Cured Bacon 4225 11 Mile Road NEWCOMB 3 UTLEY UPHOLSTERERS C0 2912 Hound Road Telephone Warren 5922 Congratulations IERTON A LYONS AAA REPRESENTATIVE PH WA 3631 31777 Cloverly ii 0 f e . , I A - I J -- -f 1 -1- 'N' 1 - J 'k e 0 S Y . 15 F W8 I : Ct. DUND 8: 15 AUTODTIVE Service on A11 lakes of Cars Dumping and Painting Farm Tractors 81 lachinery Repair Parts Welding and Cutting Warren 9591 TOISBRVICE ZUHOURS IDLFROII POWER DWER SALES Blue Grass Sod Reo Royal 8: Rec Trimalazlm Power lowers 113141 Chicago Rd Ph WA 3839 Compliments of WARREN CO-OP Flour-Seeds-Coal Fam Supplies Ph Warren 31481 Warren Mich ERIE CLEANERS 8: DRIBRS Quality Dry Cleaning Laundry Service Rugs, Upholstry Cleaned to Look N Pick Up and Deliveriz 318140 llound Ph H 51 LEE'S FIDRAL SHOP A11 Occasion Between 9 and 10 Mile Rd 211039 Van DFke Phone Centerline 31436 W Compliments of SCHOTT'S SUPER IARKIT an SCHOT'I S DEH' STORES Fraser 16655-59 1h lile Road IALIBU DRIVE INN We11 known for Good Hamburgers an The best coffee in town 15 llile and Van Dyke At your Service IJUND CLEANER'8 Cleaning Pressing Alterations--Repairs Prompt Service Warren D171 31678 lound Road What have you bought that made you feel better or look better, than a haircut or shave from any barber- GRIIES BARBER SHOP Q block from the Center of Warren HRH! BUDIK 5986 Chicago Warren 3881 Warren, llichigan Shoes For The Fsnily Compliments of WDLVERINB OIL C0 High Grade Petroleum Products 12 lile 8: Hound Rds Warren, lich Tel Warren 2701 HEREIN JEIELR! STORE Watch Repair 5930 Chicago Rd East of Hound Rd Warren, Michigan 2 I I d . 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II Il 0 I O 0 I U 2 Q O O ' 0 . - e 0 q g 0 U 1 0 0 0 O J 0 U .II ERNST 3 SON SERVICE When in Centerline Corner of Utica R 14 M1 Stop at Tires R Accessories HOMER'S DRUG STORE E Fraser, Mich SNACK BAR PRESCOTT 5 9527 You Can't Do Better R and R GARAGE SCHOENSEE BROS Ross Rans THRIF TEE Complete Auto Repair SUPER MARKET Cities Service 23955 Van Dyke at 12 M110 25530 Van Dyke, Centerline Phone SL 7 9719 CIRCLE DRIVE IN H L CLAEYS AND CO MBURGS, HOT DOGS, AND CHILI WHOLESAEE CURB SERVICE Plumbing Heating 8 Phone SL 7 9655 Mound at ll Well Supplies Compliments of the BANK OF COMMERCE Warren, Michigan 'Save With Us and Save The Future' 1- I 111 lu - - Rd. L I.. 5 -..4g.r HA ' i or ll - OMKMNHHATRNS To The Claaa of 1951 AMHNALIHEWHHET SUIS Phone Warren 3661 or 3701 31639 lound Road Warren, Michigan COMPLIHENTS OF SENIOR CLASS luq'lchMmsh Owner Dependable PRESCRIPTION SERVICE INSULIN DIABETIC SUPPLIES COMPLIMENTS OF SEALTEST Ice Cream Fountain Service JUNIOR CLASS Phone PRESCOTT 7 1390 STACK'S RX PHARMACY 16649 14 Mile Road FRASER , V wg -Rig in i V Wu , , 'v , I . - -- f Q l ' -5 ' v--- .A-, 'f ' V . . . :E-2 ,Z ----- .1 ' ' -- - ' -f -.,,-gvefiff,-f ,-...,.. . .,.'-...-..-...-..,-. ......--annum -Q -... . - - - W A Q.D.i N .. .4 - . .. , ,, ., .--,g-nv-,-,-4-Zssnilslnur-Q--r-v-.an N T - fI.A ST tw rl g C'o w,. j M-. Ein I..fD A,T. E. SWG JE! UCD L. '