Warren High School - Warrenite Yearbook (Warren, MI)

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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? Frances Nardozzi, will my dark hair to Josephine Golden Violet Nelson, will my house in Florida to any cold blooded Junior CCont on P 551 Q Q .n . I1 Shirley Hamilton, will my curlers to Joan Plewka. 'U

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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.

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