Warren High School - Warrenite Yearbook (Warren, MI)

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RALPH GRANT 'Professor' 'Hay the wisdom of brotherhood be carried throughout the land Football 1, 2, 3 Chorus 1 Class Vice-President H Thesplans h B khi 1. cfsss 33,6 YVONNE HAFNER 'vonnie' 'She has made a thousand friends, and has kept them all' Vice-President 3 Class Play 3 Journalism M Yearbook h Chorus 2 Operetta 2 Library M MARJORIE GRYSKO 'Jitter' 'The quiet mind is richer than a crown' Journalism A Yearbook b JANICE HEIN lOJanll 'Nothing great was ever achiev- ed without en- thusiasm' Chorus 1 Band 1,2.3.h Student Council' Clase Pla 3,h H Club 3,i Class Secretary Baseball 2,3,h Varsity Latin Club Nurse'g Club 2 3 2 ,Milf KRW? zifelzzbfzinzui, P --23:2 7 2'57.f7fif' awww I Wi? CARROL FRITZ 'Buster' ' I never let studies interfere with my education' Chorus Class Flay M Joann GELETUK 'S11vers' 'Many small make a great' Chorus 1, 2, 3 operetta 3 Candy Manager h Seniors 'Rufus' 'I shall la myself to d Nurse's Clu ugh eath' b 2.3,M Student Council 3 Library 3 Latin Club 3 Class Play M JOSEPHINE GOLDEN HJC!! 'Music is th of the world love m st' Band 1,2,3,h Thespians 2, Journalism A Yearbook L Typist h W Club 3,h mmmn M Library 2,3 Class Play 3 e thing that I 3 anew.--all-f fm

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ROBERT BUTCHER nButchn 'He has become necessary to JOSEEH CHEEOSKY Injun HThere's a good someone' time com1ng,boysN b 1 Football 3,14 2223212 33' Track 3'h Class Vice-President M Baseball 3,h Basketball 3,h Student Council M Chorus 2 Operetta 2 Class Play M, NORBERT CHH ELARCZYK nC1em' 'Pleasure has been the business of my lifbn Class Play h MAX CLARK 'Maxieu nA man of action forced into a state of thought' Boys Chorus 3 Thesplans A Band l,2,3,h Football 2,3 Debate M Class Play M LINDA CONANT HLynN 'She has common sense in a way that is uncommon' Majorette 1,2,3,u WILLIAM LEE DRIER NBi1l' 'A handful of patience is worth more than a bush- el of brains' NORMAN DILL nPetun1an 'He sits high in all peoples heartsn Class President 3 Football l,2,3,l4, w Club 2,3,L Band l,2,3,Ll All County 3,h Track 2,3,h Thespians L Class Play 3,h Student Council 3,h President M Chorus 1,3 Operetta 3 JOAN FLAIAGAI 'Jo-lee' 'She hath a gentle temper'

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THOMAS KALTZ ulleftyn nThe two kinds of people on earth that I mean, are the people who lift and the people who leann Chorus 3,h Operetta 3,h Journalism M Class Play A PATRICIA KONEN 'Patn 'The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. PAUL KELLER nxing Kongn nTall oaks from little acorns grown Baseball 2,3,L Basketball 2 Student Council A ANNETTE LAFLAM E nHettien HA good heart is worth goldn Chorus 1,2,3,h Operetta l,2,3 CONNIE HELMLTNGER nLittle Mayorn nForever foremost in the ranks of funn DARLENE JOHNSON HJohnN HCome what may I'm here to meet itll Class Treasurer l Band 2 Nurses1s Club A Journalism M Yearbook A Chorus 1,2 Class Play A Seniors LILLIAN JANICKI nLi11yu nMusic is well said to be the speech of angelsn Band 1,2 Chorus l,M Operetta A Class Pla 3,M .w Club 3,3 Nurse's Club 3,h Secretary l Thespian 3,h DOLORES KABEL 'Dee' nMuch could be said if you could read her mind' Thespians 3 Basketball 2, 3, M Nurse's Club 3, h Chorus 1, 2, 3 Operetta 3 Class Play M