Waterford Township High School - Waterlog Yearbook (Waterford, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1950 volume:

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This shows L11 P1 c-:sent uartcrs 'QW crowded xnto the bulldxng and made two shlfts necessary At the r1ght IS a phys1cs demonstrauon 1n the sc1ence laboratory Our present bulldmg lS shown here wlth some of the busses that brought students from all parts of the townshlp. Bullt ln 1947 as a temporary housmg for Waterford Townshlp Hxgh School, nt has ten classrooms two locker rooms, and a llbrary. , ' a fi'-22 1- ' The corridor of W. T. H. S. is shown in the picture at the left along with some of the 750 students that 'R V , , , ' p fwyg Towards The Future jf! V, ny, 0' fri! ,J ,143 D ,Jil LX The hopes of Waterford students for a new bu11d1ng approach real1ty as Jayno W Adams, Board of Educa t1on presldent breaks the ground for the new h1gh school T....... FN N- J 6- 495 vii' -442 -Y' 71' 'J' mu' F eiq.--v0'4'+ fr 4FQaw 6- 1-J :af--' WAILPJOLD TOWIIAIIO -G..-U-y fg 5 p rgfyv L 1 A Kgr plqq 'FREDERICK D MAD SON ARCHITE u'C 5C Uc ' u1u or xv at r Th1s IS the archmtects concept1on of the future Waterford Townsh1p H1gh School The new bu11d1ng w111 contam many of the f3C11lt19S that the temporary bu11d1ng lacked such as 1aborator1es, an adequate hbrary, cafeter1a, audxtorlum, and a gymnasxum It ms expected that the new bu11d1ng w111 be ready by January, 1951 kr' .1 6 Q C ., . A+' A A---.T y K ,, J 1 , ,at ff- f-,. Qi . - - -.affjlf ,w?K.f ttt ' - V 4 .A W . f ... ' Y qi 1 1 r 5 I . Q R , as ' S - , V ,. - '- 1 1 V E44 fx ..,:NH--I I -,,k.'x,' YQ Wx N - ig? It w k K e ' 'M A 1- ' . 13 1' ,JF ' .- ' H 'fi Ftf- W fy' . ana : 4 : . N ,. .,4 ,La I . 1 , .4 ,K ' . W, ,- ' N' gl 455 ijt 3 fy 4. 4 . h H, . ' 1 V- - ' ' . . 4 , 1-4 , 1 .fv f ' - 3 Nl. ' 4. , ,rf ., My f H A ' . 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Offlce admlmstratxon of the hugh school are Lela Jeffery asslstant prmclpal, Kay Leslne offxce secretary Donald Weaver prmclpal 'md Bertha Bryce pr1nc1pal's secretary The offlce force, always wxth a ready smlle, are the ones who keep Waterford Hxgh School runmng smoothly . .2 Q mq 2 V v l J fv:,' , I 0 A A -. I 40 V V A 5 1 In '+R if X 'gl , . vp , I . --. 5 . f I Q 1,1 fff-4 , W y .J W ,, -- y '-- .fl I ' ' y ,P ' 1 -5 .1-. ' ul ' - - 1 'i' 1 ', . 'ag fd - ' 1 I ' v ' . 1 ' I ef ' ,n 2 I I 'x Q' - . I 1 T un I ' ' V I-' 7' Q ' v f.1R ' I I I 1 . hp A' .X ' x , m oitzmv .1 2. E X F- x n n I 1 , K! I 7 7 Y I l I . . I -1 -' 11 -I Jar- ,Q If 1 xx .zamrfef 'J l' ' '- ' 0 ,X ' .l ' Awjfzfzfb- rf . .. , , , f-f. h I 3 if , ,...4..,,. ., . K . U V , in ' '-' -, , l Qc -ir:agr ' ' i :,. l 1 R 1 , --L , . .4 , YY- X, 5 ,4 B e if T n V i - ' Q v- . N , .- I j N -yt or 1 3 . . , . , , L. . . ' . , . Q 9 C r U ' -Q ' ui C1 cw The members of the faculty are Row 1 Mary Anne Blair Physical Education Raymond Grambau Social Studies Kathleen Leslie Office Secretary Betty Lindsay Commercial Hewtman Ortiz Physical Education Frances Dawson English Lois Pety Art James Fry Commercial Row 2Helen Bulla Social Studies David Cook Commercial Lauren Manhart Mathematics Nelson Urlck Latin Donald Weaver Principal Emmett Crane--English Patty Looman--Speech Arthur Lake--Science Lela Jeffery--Assistant Principal Row 3 Florence Day--English Suzanne Houghton--English Patricia Duffin--Speech, English John Hackettnphysical Education Did you ever wonder why the halls of W. T. H. S. Frank Garland--Social Studies were so clean? All the credit goes to Glenn Sutton R. W. DOekSen,,MathemaUcS and Fred Mayers, Waterford's behind the scenes Elizabeth Avey--Typing custodians- Julia Dalzell--Social Studies Edwina Isaacson--Physical Education Bertha Bryce--Principa1's secretary The major activity of the faculty outside of teaching Waterford students has been planning the curriculum for the new high school. Much time and study has been put in by the teachers so that Waterford High School will have a full and well balanced program. GSW fi xxx X-, M S 2 -A DIPLOMA HL1' 0 N , h gh i 'M K ' f?f - - f , , -:gpg 'VN WH5 tw 5 ,M 2 xg, UW f ff: if fs up - ,Q 'lf i 1 1 1 nest Class Passengel S '7 .,,,,,..if 5x Bud M1l1m1ne presldent B1llToml1nson v1ce presxdent Jeannlne Moran secretary and Dorothy Aust1n treasurer were chosen by the class of 50 to lead them through the1r sen1or year The off1cers were ass1sted by Mr Doeksen the class sponsor The flrst problem of the class was to ralse money for the semor trlp Several dances were sponsored by the class ln the fall Among them were a dance after the Clarkston football game and the Hallowe en dance whlch featured a colored band from Detroxt At Thanksglvlng txme the class came up wlth a novel xdea and sponsored a comblnatlon turkey raffle and dance for the resxdents of Waterford Townshlp. Proceeds from thls and the County Falr went mto the m creaslng trlp fund. The County Falr, whlch netted 3350, had a cake walk, country store, Charlle Chaplln movles, and a fxsh pond. In Aprll came the hlghlxght of the soclal events, the Semor Prom By thls txme all thelr money makxng 8CtlVltl6S had brought ln more than enough for the semor trlp fund. The semor encampment was the last week of May at St Mary's Lake Camp near Battle Creek. The theme of the trlp was soclal problems Whxle at the camp the class had people ln to speak to them and present some phases of the subject. Then each semor had to prepare a paper on some aspect of the questxon. After the trlp came Skxp Day, the .Tumor Senlor banquet, Baccalaureate and fmally Commencement, whlch brought down the curtam on the actlvltles of the semor class of 1950. u Q ' ,Q Y'-555' f. gf , V ,,, A ' , A ...X I ' 'I JH' X X ' t . gf' :fx ,,,r ' V , ' Q . X , . A , I' 5' I , , 1, v 3 .s 4 I 2 . . 5' X W, J 1 S r ' 9 1 , . . . . . , . - n . X fav' S CE!! Robert Brown All It 11111611 rc dead and 1 don t fetl well myself Dramatles Club Jean Allen Laughmg at thls and laughmg at that yet nobody knows what she s laughmg at Dramatlcs Club 10 11 12 Dramatxcs Club Productlons Thespmns Wa To H1 Se Staff 12 SW1IY1I'll1llg Ir Showboat Chorus 11 12 County Faxr Dorothy Austm The cl1mb to suc cess 1S steep I have a good motor Dramatlcs Club Gerald Anderson There IS plenty of Dramatws Club PT0dUCi10l'1S room on top of the ladder of suc ChOl'l1S 12 cess but clxmbmg, makes me Cheerleading 12 dlzzy County Falr Sr Prom Commxttee SQUIOF PFOUI County Faxr Jr Sr Banquet Bovtlm BOWl1ng 12 Patty Bump Nxce thmhs come 1n Dr tmatlcs Club Producuons sm all p lc km es Thesplans Bowlln 12 Football 10 11 12 County Fa1r Student Counc1l 11 Semor Prom Track 11 12 Art Club 10 11 12 Ir Showboat Class Pres1dent 9 DI l11l 1t1Cs Club Dramatmcs Club Productions County Fzur Jr Showboat Thespxans Chorus Student Counc1l Forens1c Contest Edward Burlmff The early blrd Jack Bush A1n t we got fun' alw iys gets the worm but who Football 10 12 wants a worm? Bowlxng 10 Track 11 12 Llfe Savmg 11 12 G A A Letter 12 , 1. - - , Y Y ' Y! 1 if ' Z 1 ' ' . l . x X V . ' V, ' ' 10 fb ll -Cro 'si A 5 Q, .T 1, I 'f g, .+.' A M ' - ,ly K X ' dkru I . .V - Q Q, . f' ' ' A ' 2 JF Class Treasurer 12 y 'T +fl I, - ' . . . v T, A2 ' 'z ' ' 'L 2' ll ' . L . ' . D B . 1 -. ' ' if ' ' 1 wigs. A U' ' ' . . I I 5 ,. Q I Y K A ,E V K . , -- - , ,- 5 ' . ' ' . X ff' NH Jean Chrxstosen 1t 1sn t what you Dawn Coleman You don t have to be do but what you get away w1th a blond to be preferred Bowl1ng10 11 12 G A A 10 Sr Tr1p Comm1ttee Sr Prom Comm1ttee Country Fa1r Jr and Sr Banquet Cheerleadmg 10 11 Class Secretary 9 Nancy Cooper I m a qulet g1r1 somet1mes G A A Dramat1cs Club Bowlmg Showboat Sr Prom Commxttee Patr1c1a Coss Ready and w1ll1ng to Ron Counc1lor Another medal Just do her best for me out of gas agam I see Dramat1cs Club 11 12 Bowlmg 10 11 12 Dramat1cs Club Productlons Jr and Sr Banquet Comm1ttee Thesp1ans Latm Club 10 Jr Showboat Sr L1fesav1ng Chorus 11 12 County Fa1r Sr Prom Commxttee Sr Prom Comm1ttee Cotmty Fa1r Bowhng 11 12 Jr and Sr Banquet Sr Tr1p Comm1ttee County Fa1r Student Counc1l 12 Chorus 11 Showboat Beverly Coopes Always ready w1th smlle and a helpmg hand Drarnatlcs Club Pres 10 V1ce Pres1dent 11 Secretary 12 Dramat1cs Club Productlons Thesp1ans Latm Club 10 County Fa1r Showboat Wa To H1 Se Staff 10 11 Forenslc Contest 11 Semor Prom Commxttee Jr and Sr Banquet MJ UM i Joyce Ebey Her crownmg glory James Du van Why rake me 15 her half serlously, you ll never get out of Jr and Sr Banquet lt alive County Fa1r Showboat Chorus Sherwood Ebey Everyone has h1S faults good grades are m1ne Student Councll 11 Water Log Ed1tor 12 Joel Englund Take l1fe ser1ously Wa To H1 Se Staff 12 and what IS lt worth? Debate 10 11 12 Football County Fa1r Bowlmg 10 11 12 Showboat County Fa1r Lat1n Club 10 Baseball Manager 9 Track 11 Chuck Fenske He was SIX foot Doretta Flemmg And all because man of that red ha1r Sen1or Announcement Comm1ttee .Tr Sr Banquet Kg Q County Fa1r 12 Sen1or Prom C0mm1tt66 Football 11 County Fa1r Bowlmg 12 K1ck Off Dance Sk1p Day 12 Showboat Sen1or Prom V1ctory Dance Art Club 12 Hallowe en Hop Y rlo Flesher What' No g1rls 1n Betty Fowler If women only knew heaven? Then leave me here the extent of the1r power Showboat Wa To H1 Se Staff 10 Arts and Crafts Wa To H1 Se Ed1tor 11 Bow11ng 10 11 12 Water Log Staff 10 Mard1gras 12 Bowhng, Sec County Fa1r 12 Arts and Crafts Club Jr and Sr Banquet Sr Prom Comm1ttee Baseball 9 County Fa1r Showboat Sylv1a Garnett Bemg good 1 wf 1 1 b om Fr1z1elle He hears all aclgorssesome Jo thmks much and talks l1tt1e Count Fa y 1r Bowling Dramat1cs Club Showboat G A A 11 - 5 . ' ' 11 ' ' I K ' ' ' ' , - - Q . . - - K . 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SSW 'S' V ix i x Patr1c1a Huffman A pretty g1rl IS Roger Hunt Oh why should hte llke a melody all labor be? 1 lllfffsrlk Dramatlcs Club Dramat1cs Club Productlons Latln Club 10 Margaret Jarrard She lg gentle Gerald1ne Jones Sxlence never she 1S shy but there IS m1bChl6f betrays you 1n her eye Bowhng 12 Dramat1cs Club Latxn Club Arts and Crafts County Fa1r Jsher for Commencement 49 limes Kephart I ll be merry I ll Rlchard Kern I need thee every be free I ll be sad for nobody hour my chev1e Bxselnll 11 Footblll 10 11 Sr Llfe Savlnff l3ow11ng5 County Fan' Charles Kmkle Barte frlend Baseball Footbill Arts and Cr xfts Glee Club Track Bovsl1nff10 11 2 Shovxboat Xkuqht llfllll Class treasurer 10 Stmor trlp commlttee Bowllng Sen1or Llfe Savmg Latm Club County Faxr Joan Kray There are two s1des to nder everv quest1on my sxde and the wrong slde Class secretary 9 Trxple Trxo Student Counc1l Latm Club 10 Lxfe Savmb Glee Club Dramat1cs Club treasurer Dramat1cs Club Product1ons Jr and Sr Banquet Beauty Shop Quartet County Falr Sr Prom Commlttee Wa To H1 Se Staff Water Log Staff Bowllng Operetta Queen of 49 ,I '4 . 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Bowling 10 If Sr. Prom Committee gm Sr Prom Committee Art Club County Fair Bowling Roy Lindahl What would I do Jean Loucks Slender, tender and without my horn'? ta Class President 9 Dramatics Club Thespians Band Senior Prom Committee County Fair Bowling 12 Cheerleading 10 Swimming 12 Waterlog Staff Dramatics Club Dramatics Club Productions Sr Prom Committee Chorus Student Council 12 Operetta 3 0 4: ' ' 44 KK . , , ,, ' U ll 77747 'Q' ' . M ll. . , . 'H ' 4 . X Rena Lowery A little girl with a Jacqueline McCormack She puts big smile. her troubles in L1 box and sits A A Showboat on the lid.' ' County Fair Cheerleading 10-11-12 ' f JA I' - Q . 6 ,L 6 J v i . ' 2 v rv 0 I 'ig 1' M? 6 Jr ml Sr B mquct Sx Piom Committee Swimmln Opt 1 1 tt 1 G A A Showboat Chorus Sr L1f9SlX1l'1f' 1 Operetta County Fair Leota Kruger f'You'll find her Leo Larkin MA leader never stays behind. Baseball 10-11-12 Football 10-11-12 fCaptain 11-Co-captain 12.1 Dramatics Club Productions Class President 11 Sr. Lifesaving Bowling Showboat County Fair P.T.S.A. treasurer Arts and Crafts Clara Larr She wears her future Patricia Lawson Now you see on her third finger, left hand her, HOW yOU d0l'1 i KJ SUP' A 1+ 4,51 fky 'wrt' 1 Thom1s Mlckle Evtrvone has 15 1 f ults good nature lb l'11ll'1C BtJlk1lI1g, 11 12 l 1t1n Club County Fur Jr ind S1 Bxnqutt M 1rlene 'Vlatt1son Men don t bother me I take then1 1n my str1fe Trtple Tr1o 9 Dramat1Cs Club 10 11 12 Dramat1cs Club Product1ons Thesp1ans Lat1n Club 10 Chorus 12 Showboat County Falr Semor Prom Comm1ttee Jr and Sr Banquet G1rls State 11 Bowlmg 10 L1fesav1ng Bud M1llm1ne Keep that school Sue Moore I never let stud1es g,1rl complex1on off my shoulder mterfere w1th my educat1on Class Pres1dent 12 Basebill 10 11 Football 10 11 12 Track Sr L1fesav1ng Showboat Chorus Bowlmg County Fa1r Sr Prom Comm1ttee Student COUDCII Drlm 1t1ts Club 10 12 DI'll1lIl1CS Club Product1ons Bowllng., 12 Sr Prom Commlttee County F111- Showho I1 Student CounC1l 11 Jeannme Moran Not too short and Shlrley Morgan The qulet type not too tall pretty and sweet and l1ked by all Class Secretary 12 Wa To H1 Se Staff 10 12 Wxter Log Staff 10 12 Jr and Sr Banquet Debate Club Countv Fa1r Chorus Band 9 10 11 12 Showboat County Fa1r Dramat1cs Club 1-:IW -IN 68. NP Mary Lou Mart1n The later she gets to sehool 1n the mornlng the shorter her day lS Dramat1cS Club DI'3l'I18l1C5 Club Produchons Showboat Jr and Sr Sw1n1m1ng, Bowlmg County Fa1r Sen1or Prom Comm1ttee Latln Club Tr1ple Tr1o Cheerleader G A A Banquet Joyce Mayo D1-amat1cs lb er spec1alty Debate Dramat1cs Club Dramatms Club Product1on Vva To H1 Se 10 Showboat Thespxans County Fa1r Sr Prom Comnuttee 'Rf' P M f 4 97 tw-.- -I N , x , 5 , L4 A . I . Q A f if 1 ' 1 2 1 Q h' ' ' ' Q .' .U tr 1 .1 , V I ,U-V I . Q . , . A 1-fp ' - ' 4 A CT 'V 1 2 V ' y V V Eglin V Amy . 1 . . n 1 . Jr , ji 4 . 2' x , - - 'ug . 7 : Q- - - 351155, J. X. ,. . LI., fe' wfgr L Z x x x or ill 1 ' . 1 . 1 ? . , V n 5' 2 1 F' 9 ' - - 'G . v - - .- A 3 11' 4 . . if ' 7 ff H ' ' 44 1 tt - . r- . , ,, . x . L , Lu . - 2 l , . - ' t Class V. President 11 Water Log: Staff K Q W Q - - , 5 h V , . ' , I . A -Cf' V, X ,. 2 it 3. ,. , 1 ' Y, 1 ff' 'wg ., ' , iii: ' .. 'L V ' , 1 l ' A , ff: 1 ' ' ' . 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Dramatics Club Class Secretary 1 Latin Club County Fair Good Will Dance Helen Nelson Boys are like a Jack Nelson The wor hobby you can t leave them lovers boxers 3 C alone Eloyce Persons Not that I loved Albert Probert School' I suppose studies less but that I loved fun xt s here to sta Y more County Falr Dramatics Club 12 Football Bowllng County Falr Sr Prom Committee Della Radenbaugh A girl with a xoice Showboat Dramatics Club 10 Chorus County Fair Sr Prom Committee Sr Llfesaving .Ir and Sr Banquet Hallowe en Hop Arts and Crafts Operetta Helen Roach You do it your way and I ll do it mine Student Council 11 Halloween Dance Librarian Water Log Staff 12 Football 10 11 12 Baseball Track 11 12 Arts and Crafts 11 Chorus 12 114 ik 1' We ld is full of 7 -'fl Janice Root Art class and Janice Maurice Runyan Handsome is as ' ' 4, ' V are like salt and pepperf handsome does. That's why A A 'X Dramatics Club Maurice did it. ' ' t Thespians Treasurer ', is in ,h X Latin Ciuuio V Y Art Club . Publicity Committees Wy' Marilyn Shadwell She without the temper? Chorus Dramatics Club Arts and Crafts Showboat Jr and Sr Banquet 47 fb- Helen Shipley Secrct thoughts Wanda Souslin Her ways are ways of pleasantness County Fair Operetta Dramatic Declamation Joyce Snyder Such long hair we ve Harriet Smith Never trouble never seen before trouble till trouble troubles you Triple TFIO 9 Sr Lifesaving ll Latin Club 10 Showboat Art Club County Fair Dramatics Club Sr Prom Committee Jr and Sr Banquet Dramatics Club Dramatics Club Productions Showboat Bowling County Fair Sr. Life Saving Sr. Trip Committee has red hair Roberta Shaver Mischief and I are good pals Dramatics Club 10 11 Showboat Halloween Hop County Fair Chorus 12 Sr Prom Committee 1 6-'Fu Q kr t- ' ? ,f 1 7 . 4 , u . . s. t A yy V , H V - s 'C . -an , t. .S 'l - .. x in . A rx A fk n 5 . , 1, I ca ' ' - - 4: ' it t - H . k . ' , ' . ' .9 -, 'si Max Stamp FIYSI Ton1 Tw1n Bob Studt Klng of charm grace and curls Baseball 9 10 11 Bowlmg Sr Prom comn11ttee Lxfesaung County Fa1r H1 Y Class treasurer 11 Baseball Football Bowlmg Sr Llfesavmg County Fa1r Lat1n Club treasurer Dorothy Tucker What color Barbara Turnbull You name It penc1l would you l1ke'P she can do It Lat1n Club Student Councxl 11 G A A Sr Tr1p Comm1ttee Showboat Bowlxng 12 County Fa1r Shgwbgat SI' Store Chorus Sr Prom Comm1ttee G A A Bette Warner Never early Charles We1ler Mathemat1cs was always late but she smxles and hxs favor1te argument so we Walt Dramat1cs Club Dramatxcs Club Productlons County Falr Showboat Jr and Sr Banquet Cheerleader 10 Bowl1ng10 11 12 Sw1mm1ng Chorus 11 Sr Prom Commlttee ilmsfg W1ll1am Tomllnson He was the track star on the football team Class V Pres1dent Baseball 9 10 11 12 Football 10 11 12 Sr Lxfesavmg Bowlmg County Fa1r Evelyn Teasley School' Isup pose 1t s a necessary ev1l Wa To H1 Se St1ff11 Wa T0 H1 Se Edxtor 12 Water Log Staff 11 Showboat County Fa1r Sr Prom commxttee Usher for Commencement Student COUHC11 Pres1dent 12 Sr L1fesav1ng Jr and Sr Banquet Bowl1ng11 12 Lat1n Club County Fa1r Sr Prom Comm1ttee V-k - ' N , . . .,, N . 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' . a t . - - - ,,: V 1 . - d 4 S 1 Norma Welch Her future IS well 1n her hand Arts and Crafts County Faxr Jr and Sr Banquet Showboat Bowllng Sr Prom Commlttee Ernest Whaley Take cautton wxth the qulet type Dramatlcs Baseball Track County Fatr Swlmmlng Student COUHC11 Patrlcma Wood Not that I loved study less but that I loved fun Kenneth Wlllson Alwa s w1l11n to more' Y E35 glV6 the teachers a hard txme Sf Prom Commmee Sr Llfesavmg Jr and Sr Banquet Swlmmmg Sr Llfe Savmg County Falr Chorus Bowllng 11 12 County Falr Showboat Bedonna Wooderson She who Mary Ellen Zettel Marr1age IS knows when to speak knows 1n her crystal ball too when to be sllent Chorus Wa To H1 S6 Staff 12 Llbranan County Falr County Fatr Water Log Staff 12 Showboat Forenslc Contest 11 Sr Prom commlttee Shutter Shy Gwen Welsh A leader 1n glrls sports Sr Prom Commxttee County Faxr Joan Wh1taker A QUICK laugh Dramatlcs Club Chorus County Falr Showboat Sr Prom Commlttee I, -an Z Pat Atktnson Oscar Wlbley George Conlbear Ben Willis Kenneth Leece Q 'L' A 3' fl - tt V A 'R X ' D Y: 5 . 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' 17 , . - yy N Seniors Sailing Along 'Lovely to look at, delightful to know might well be what these couples were thinking while dancing to the dreamy music of Jim Serv1ce's band at the Senior Prom Dancing from left to right are Jean Lawson, Bud Millmine Dorothy Austin, Maurice Runyan, Chuck Weller, Sue Brace, Della Radenbaugh Bill Tomlinson Betty Vaughn, Bob Studt Jeannine Moran, Leo Larkin, and Yvonne Stodgel and .Tack Nelson Indianwood Country Club provided the setting for this memorable event The curtain went up at 9 o clock, to display the fascinating array of decorations and gay excited guests Then at 1 0 clock after a full evening of dancing and fun, the curtain gracefully descended to end a most perfect evening that will live long in every senior'-s memory Step right up and get your tickets was a familiar phrase heard as you approached the Senior County Fair This event was held on March 18, at W T H S The highlight of the affair was the coronatlon of the king and queen Voting took place inthe hall for one week preceding the fair Watching the Jars fill up and the chart being marked proved to be very exciting However, the final count proved the victors to be sophomore Virginia Hartman as queen and senior Bob Studt as king Presenting the awards in the above picture is last year s queen Toan Kray Other activities at the fair included fortune telling Cake walk fish pond picture booth fudge sale house of horrors, and dart games .,, 4 Y i g XA N1 - tex I , x ' sf as ge , . . . . . . ' ' 5 I . . n . . , u 1 3 ' 5 1 . .. . . , . . . . . , . ' cr g 4 ' L ,n I - -L , I I g . ' .... 3 V 5 I V t I and netted the seniors 3325. i I Q 5 i - is . .. . 3 g i l gg ' . I D ' . I v - T, , I K I .4 . v . K V Y A 3 Y ' L l A v 54 . . . g , . g Q M QM N f QW QQ 539 if Seamen F1rst lass f 55 VW? 4' 'ff 9f5's,k',.5'53f 'iffffty 'PQ N Ely? YQAI' H S Wi z if W fairs 1 fbi 49 Leadlng the Junxors of 1950 were presldent Dean Parmenter, v1ce pres1dent Sam Savas, secretary Jean Joss, and treasurer, D1ck Radtke The Hayseed Hop was the fxrst act1v1ty of the year and was a farmer style dance held m the school aud1tor1um, December 2. Mr. G1dley's band provlded square dance and popular mus1c for the students to hop among the corn stalks that were 1n the room for decoratlons. Snow and cold weather d1dn't stop the Jumors from collectlng old newspapers and magazmes on January 7 and f.h1S prof1ted them S50.46. ' The b1g event of the year was the annual product1on of aShowboat 1n then' own fashlon. Th1S was presented January 13 and 14. Attendance records were broken for th1s show wh1ch y1elded 3215.90 prof1t. 'fSweetheart Sw1ng , the Valentme dance, IH the h1gh school February 10, was another proJect of the year. There were hearts, balloons, and streamers decoratmg the aud1tor1um. Don Kratt and hxs band beat out the popular mus1c to swmg to The .Tumor Semor Banquet was the b1g treat of the year. Th1S mformal affa1r took place on June 10 For all the work and effort put forth 1n the Jumor class, the amount recorded on March 5 was S1823.38, whlch w1ll go toward the semor trlp. . V ' :. A - , s -- g V 1-V3 ' A . ,-gf. 41-'gala' ,,'+:.f:frf' -'Ti' ff?.2'::2f.fff-ff' 11:4-fnvf E49 4' f 'Hr' .rzfm - . ' ':. 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Ev- Jumors R' W- 'U 'SA ii: I 'SH- Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Clark B B1a1r M Chadek,G Campbell S Brace B Blue, P fAnthonyJG11es, J Campbell, Boyer, B Bugg N fDenkerJGr1mes Carter H Berqu1st R Bartell, B Chase D Brown F Brovsm B Bouck N Crothers J Baldwm, Berry C Beatty Brown, L Bradley, N Dav1s B Anderson R Campbell, J Amos G Doolm B Barnard, Cordray A Doud L Brown D Bruestle Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 msg? 1626 .1Y F in gg-gg 5, Q E6 Jeffery D Kevern P Lampkm J Kmg S Lanpher J McDougall T McK1nstry R Kevern LaFay B Johnson M1ller B Morey T Marshall E Mendez S Hutch1ns R Fralm C Hunt, L Ealy B Lesar Jewell M Huem1ller, D Klme Larson L Mayo A Lawson B Getzan Y Hepfner A Howe D Marrxott J Joss D Keppel Hepler N Geror, C Grace M1ss Bulla T Lew1s J Hruska S Hanggee, D He1gemo,G Campbell G Gxdcumb G Hethermgton P Loach rldge J Fr1zzle E Konzer K Leshe . lf,-H .i My u,i,,, s , ' er V A T MVN V . sl- r 1 .1 5 ., ,ng X ,gm V. ' .,.. ,pq I SU! . - ,V -fn-.1 . I I I . B. , . , . . , . , . . . P. . , . ' . 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I N'-1 if-,1 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Shlelds N Upham B Schlussel .T Slygh J W11der N Vogel S We1ler M Schenck V WIHSIOW, Zoch N Wll1t6 Taylor M Walker J Sanderson L Thomas, D Ta1g D P1ne J Wood H Parks M Shell Vaughn .T Parne N fTerryJLamberton Sandberg S Saxas M Weber .T Sm1th L Wyckoff G Campbell B Powers, .T Taber R Senk Stltt V Verch . 4 ' AA . . - 6-fu. CAL I'E::'7 ' ' ' TU-fry' ' Elf' ' ' ' ' ' , 4 ' - - , X on 'fa W Iv hi . ..g:'w, Ar-if ' - ' ' if ' .ji ' l M . wr L 4' y' ! 1, 4, ' J N W K' f r ' T Y , ,K A rg I 1 I J f , 6 -. - 7 , , 1 , , in . - ' z,. I ' Civ , 4 C. . . . . D. ' . . ' , . , . , . . . B. , . . , . . . ' Q, ,ff f .' J . Q 4 - My K 15 ' gy 2' f 2 ' 1' y A wa, L-, n .win Mil, 9 - - , , ,, 4:3 W - H I 1 ,-5, . ' ' 'L ' x . --my , M A 1' j ' 'R fe 'P' ' , V, . . A 5 5' 'l 15' I .. VJ' ,, I X W , ..,. '1 .1 Q . l Q I - . , A . w . , A ' - il A, J , y I 'I x ' A '4 ' if A . ,, .Y . .seuaaana-A.. ,..,.4is-.fn ' R ' ' K' 7 ' 9 ' 1 ' 1 ' 9 ' a ' 7 ' 7 ' B. , . . ' S' 9 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' s ' 1 ' 7 ' s ' 1 B . . , . , . . ' R' 7 ' ' v ' n ' 1 ' s ' 1 ' ' 7 ' 1 . , . . Showboat 1' 5 SHUSH COME HOME P You TELL ME YOUR offs DREAM pf AND NOW LADIES AND GENTLEMEN IN MY HAREM MY HAREM SWEET LORRAINE lf A i f 5 T M 2 A'i- Q 3 A Y if Q Aj 5 'Q a K S 9 Y ' i ,E f 6 Q E T 1 A gg AA H - I ' M E at f f E R I O I AA' . M 0 L h -5 Q 5 2 U , 5 KX 1 T S S if I D' O S f 'A ' ' T H 1 Y .1 3 H A .r . 4 4 Y E H if Q Q ! B OF f f 5 X D A il 1 s E ' ' G B 1 R K A I XA M L g E L B A I , L E Y r ,3 fm-az Y um if, A Q, I ' J ' 4 ,' 'E f 1 ' 5 . Q f Q, 3 cc 'E LP A as X N l Q W I? 'J , 3 A 5 7 --' .ff Seamen Second Class 5311 uf. I bd-pg After much cons1derat1on the sophomore class chose as the1r leaders Bud Thomason, pres1dent, Jack Hruska, v1ce pres1dent Al1ce Carroll secretary Mar1etta Mack treasurer Mr Frank Garland IS class adv1sor To begm the year they sponsored the annual freshman sophomore rmxer, wh1ch IS g1ven to welcome the freshmen 1nto thelr h1gh school years here at W T H S The ma1n event for the sophomores 1n the second semester was the style show 1n wh1ch current styles 1n clothes were modeled by members of the class Whxle these events were outstandmg the ma1n proJect of the year was the sale of candy 1n room 102 every mormng and noon The1r combmatlon of good leadershxp co operat1on, and class sp1r1t was probably the basls for the very successful year they had. ,,. 1, . , V, f .,.- ,..,. ,,, ,.-, Q , J . ,..-, . A f-.... .T-.,V.... 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I-KNEW l 'tv' X XA Campbell, B Ewald R Fram G COb6l1 B B1ckford R Fuller T Cuthrell J Ball J Cuthrell Clark P Fuller R Durnbaugh, D Doyle V Adams M Aylsworth B Campbell A Bowser Fraley P Bush S Cervenka, C Berqu1st Denn1son J Adams S Eggleston B D1ll S Beehler M Cullens M Betcher, P Bell, M Crlvea Carroll, C Bahm E Dobson Dean W Barrett D Carter, R Dutcher ll Al iidisb' 4-. KQV SEM '33 lm Lx E KAAQ Row Row Row Row M H Grafmxller A Garhck B Jones D Kushlon T Lemaster C Morr1s R Krantz J McEvers Lark1n D McCarty J LOgl9 Mack M Lumby M Hasl1p E McWest O Harrls K Graves L Hebda Z Marshall Koboskl M Mor1n M Keller J Lawrence P McK1m Lee I Klrsch N Haynes J Hawkms V Hartman B Jarrard J Hague P Garner D Harken Gr1eshach M Moore J M1ltner Khne M Mullen E Lemaster F Goyette R Holland J Hruska C Johnson B Kelley M Jones Lumm I Lawrence M Madsen G Mackey ,,,. . '.-, V ,btl K, ...... .,......,.. . l ,......-.,.,,., . , , -4 ' V ' 1.1537 e-fi ' Q 1 . ' maxi- saw' MA 7 ' '-f3 rHf2 ss.: :pier V A A .. ' - I V: Ai 2 'U '--If W ' 2' 7. P 33 as 'J'-4 - 7 W N f A of l 'if . ' 4 f ' . . - 'X ' .. A.. 5 . 4?-fp 8 ,S ' 4 . 7 ' - 8 4 Q 1 E . X L gy f L ' 7 It 1 7 I Q A Q . .4 4 Q , 3 A f 'al' I in in 5 X , 1 it . 1 f 1 D .' in , 7 y , F , L M f 2 y ,l , . N. . , . ' , . ', . ' , . , . , . , . . ' M' 7 ' 7 ' ' 7 ' 7 ' 7 ' 7 ' 7 G. , . , . . ' . ' E' l I ' J ' 5 ' I 5 ' ! ' ! ' ' ' ' 7 A. . . . Row 4. J. Darling, R. Connole, B. Brinker, D. Card, L. Finkle, D. Dryden, R. Ellis, E. Amos, B. Ackerman, B. , . , . . . 7, , ...., , 4 f -,,.. - , P 7 ,,,,. ...,.... K, ' , 'fM'S?E I A L ,,f, M J . ' 'wifi ' 1 -f1 . f :-P 7 A L ' A .ET ii 7 -' Mgniuj . L ' D ,, WT Qj Y' , ws Ich :JV Cf V. ' h , ' 'f' ' I2 . - 'f' r ' Q ' -,.-. me tae-'avi A , H ,u V N nv ' F Q 7 - ... . , A ,Bl A ' ' 3 4 , ev f . A f , ' u M ' f'-MJ ' ' A ff -- . 4 7 5, an- rj ,, . ,Qu y 1 T . . , , 1 a Q- i l Q A A1 x N X4 1' D' . 7 ' . 7 ' 7 ' U 7 ' 7 ' . 7 ' 7 ' 7 S. ' , . , . ' . 2. . , . , . ' , . , . ' , . , . , . , J. , . , . , . , . . 3' B' 7 ' 7 ' 7 ' 7 ' 7 ' 7 ' 7 ' 7 ' 7 S. ' , . , . ' . 4. F. ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . 0 , 1 n , n , 0 0 . Sophomores iid EJ!! EB I 'E K 1 2 914' it ucv Wu Ili 11 'ii' BEER wr- R1chards, C Reed Row2 Wh1tehorn,C Topham, B Reece, L Pace, J Newsome, E Omh, L Purdy, F R1ebe B Wh1te Wall, E Plautz L Rose, E T1llema Row3 Mr Garland, N Wxlton, J W1ll1ams, G Wlrth, V Shaver N Staley, S Snell, D Smlthson A Streleckl G Pratt, .T Shelton, L Ross P Teal, J Volcheck, E Sonnenberg Row4 A Noell, T Studt, G Qume A Ortwe1n,J Pr1ble, H W1gg1ns, G Wlgner, J Streleckl, F Puddy, M Rose, B Pearsa1l,V Ruffatto, A Ruelle, R Sapulsk1 -Q4-A N-...wt-.-va...-....... -.....-'AZ ew wean Taken at the Sophomore Style Show March 31, we f1nd Margaret Alysworth wearmg a casual slurt and blouse w1th loafers, a f1ne out.f1t for school. Next IS Cons1e Bahm showmg a casual date dress w1th sem1dress low heeled shoes. Carrol Topham, rn the background, wears a more dressy date dress w1th low heeled dress shoes. Last, but not least, lS Fred Goyette w1th a su1t, wh1te sh1rt, and t1e, the usual date clothes for boys. Th1s was the f1nal act1v1ty of the sophomores of '50 and a great success. 'JU 1 O ' , . I 2 H , ' . . 53 ?' 9 Z . - 2 P- l F . ,.. V i, Q , s ,. , . ' ' ' ' ' :I Q v Q A P . . w V y ' . , . D . be , A ' V v . P . 'J' .5 4 4 ' M ,v...u,Q Q . f . ' , 1 Q 4- A X A - ' , .a...f.-y,au'1ni l E -1. . 4- ' . ' ' 3 . A . . ..,f N.-'a......-'na , ' ,D 41 E N , ' . ' U1 . 5 ,. . , G, , . . 0 . - if . , , ...f W ,,,, 4,.w.1 0 . E , . C , 5 , . , ,,,a,,g ,, ' , 5 9, - -' ' . U ! , , M H, ,.,,. . . . Q 4 . , . . 5 - ' - iss-aan 3: I' , ,.,....a.un-1 4 , ' . p 'X . n 1.4-U, , V ,Vw I Pi S9 A ., 4 N , , , . , U2 34 U J Q ,G . . ' - 8 2 ' I . YQ, 3 f - . . H . U3 Z . 3' 'Ez V 5 .- U . - - -, t , CD ' -, 5 1. '1 ' , . UQ -A - L, CD ' ' 1 - ...:.s...5,' -'Af J' - Y 1 ,iviym A . 3 Q, D, N . n - .. 3, 'WY' rs Q . ' 93 1 U3 ' - 4- . Q ' Q il : . . -cf f ff... 5 , gr . f 5 X E- 1., 5' 7 ' f t 51 Q . ' ' U2 ' 2 4. 9 .is . e j , rn A . Q t Z i, - J., , ,. Seamen Third Class Hrstory of Freshman The offlcers of the freshman class are Joyce Warner, treasurer Paul Allen, presldent Yvonne Stodgel, secretary and Lols Kuenzer, v1ce pres1dent Several Frlday dances were sponsored by th1s group along w1th a roller skatmg party and an auctlon sale The class advrsors are Mlss Betty Lmdsay and Mr Dav1d Cook KI LRVXY 'N-. Row 1 Row 2 Rolv 3 W V Y' 4 Zi-J' Buchanan J Bl821OW J Abner J' Behrends R Anderson F Blouch E Bower F Bowman Bxckford Bartell P Allen, P Bordmer D Allen J Bourn J Blalr M Boss B Brlll C Bump C Barmus Bush S Brockman Bowen B AtChlSOH, B Burns K Andre ws C Aubuchon D Blouch D Baumgartner N Alnsley, Bam S BIQQIOW S Broadworth 1' ' M S , '. i 5115 'Elf li'l A 5 3 1 5 Q . . . . L . . . . . .fl 1'-F 'Tf'57'f: Qgfiigqfgz - n, fl 1 .' gh 52 ' kit' 5'-IYQU N JJ! lv ' ' A -7 - A y ' , l3fI'Q'A -. I ' ' N ,PHS-7. ti.. 'A ' wifi K . A I 3' I , ,fi V , K ' , . NL to ,y f N ' Q I 'V v . ' ' V 1 l 4 I ' - 5 N .- I L I Y Ely: w -1 ' 3, ,, ' , ' V ' 1 f - 7 - ' ' aw TQ. K- ,1..Y.' L , ' -' 1 - . -,,. rf y 4 . y Q' , E..,,41a ,V ' 'A n .A . A ' I , Wy. , it ' f ' . I ' - I . L i ' Y 7 Y ' 3 ' ' I ' P B , B. . ' J' 1 ' ' 1 ' 2 ' , ' , ' 1 ' 1 ' r ' I B. , . . - ' . D. , . . , , V , , I , , . , . ' . , . , , . , Freshmen .div 'Kaihwn-.BE 1 i A will .rf A5 DLAY' 2s,'3 W v -'63 -if Wx Row 1 C Counc11or,D Dmgman S Charboneau M Cryderman, E Carter, P Campbell, D Dallmann, M Darr, S Daner, J Campbell, A Clark, B L1ndsay Row2 J Doyle, L Cross, B Dumgan, J Dawson, B Davls J Crothers R Dewey, J Callahan, J Crowe 1 Row 1. Row 2 Row 3. I?i.32L'-'b gif-fi S. Glaspxe, M. Gllbert, L Easton, B. Frost, N. Frxzzle, M. Gollack, I. Goffnett, J. G1dd1HgS, D. Guest, V G1d1ey, E. Ebey, H G1rst, L, Grover, N. Geney, B. Er1ckson, B. Fuller, L. Eddy, M. Foster, K F1sher. J. Collms, D Gorman, D Gaoyette,G.Geror,D F1eld, D. Eldmdge, L. Faber, J. Fear, B. Gorbutt, J Gaultney , I . , X... V . E . .,..5,.,,. 1. .H . . , K , lm, N E. 1 ,,., ,.,,x,,,.,, 1.5 Q I., ,, J , 'ffq-ivy' . .7-1?I,...:3 1 '. ' .W f ' '4 ,f aff 3 .' ' 5' ' ,V V B 1'f17'.6Sw'. . 'J ' . ' ' F . -ml' -f ' :iff .6 - J- , x , . . ., I . 31 E, Lg: , . ' ..,,.,.. U. , K i 2 Y lf . 1 Y .M r J V s- - L f 1 5 ' , , , , ri ' 1 I -'J 1 J ' .- . X X X ' 1 1 1 . D s 1 ' ' - Q , fm 1 , -. ' 'V ' ' 'QE A 'L QP .,., -. . J, Q1 . LQTX- .L ' - . , . ' , . , . . o c I I I 0 0 I I o n - . ' - . l , f , . f c I Y A Av: .4 K m . - , . j . 5 ..,.. . X X A A,-AF, b ,W .K F 1' s -' 1 ' U ' ' ' - - k 'N ' ' . - , , , my N ' :um I 4 u,,-25--.A f Q, . Mx Q . x V R, x 1 , . , , V .t...:'f33 N- ' .ff s, ,f -- 1 mag' I . , Qi, Ax 1' A f xv, - , y . me ' ' 1 ! k' 39. ' V ' 'f nr. -2 5 . - I ' - - Vx 7 , N 1- .- fy f Q, ' ' V .. A , ' 3' x , E . Aa f J , . . I Q L 1 'C Freshmen i 8885 vain: .zu-wr 'wif' 'qw - 29165 will U3 Q: - Qu' fX Rowl I Hool1han J H11ls M Holcomb, N Hummel, S Hagle C Holland T Holland, N Hagner, M Jones Row2 Hasney J Hlbbard J Hartman K Ish, D Hlllman F Huffman, L Hagner D Huff, C Hull Row3 H1llman J Hargraves, R Harqraves, D Hargraves D Hubble R Jones, D Hallmbeck D H1bler, W Jenks M Hose i likafiiwi ,gg pg 53, :yy-Pg in i P3335 5 ?M .Q 4155-: :'23 H 1 L1 T 'V' u 4 X Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 fag' L1lge R Lewxs H Ledford B Lowery E Llper P Lucas L Kmzer M Kauffman, J Kmch Kmch T Lawson Lxlqe B Lxndihl B Kmff M Long, B Llskey B K1tzm1ller B Kruger B Lledtke A Larson Line I Lawson Lemenger T Ladd J Kratt D K1dd J Cobb A L1t1mer R Capeco D Lemaster G Looney Keal, J Long ' ' fff' ' Y y I ' V Q 'T . . 13' ., , ' rf ss - .,,,,.1-fl. V, B 4 -1 ,xx F-, V- , ' ,-7,1-B, QS . ,J , vw, ,, , .1 ' S43 ' RJ. 7 J 'fm Zf'.3'J'f' , I i ' :,w' Q ' 5 - H ,L , K . 3 I , A E V zu, L, , A ,1 V Ai 'ff .. 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' S' 1 Y ' I 1 ' rv ' Y ' r 1 ' 1 ' T , L ' 1 ' 1 B. 1 , . . ' . ' D' 3 ! ' ' ' 1 ' 1 ' y ' v ' 1 1 ' 2 y ' , ' 2 J. . . QI HBE! K EVM Freshmen 132' IF Row 1 Row 2 27 O E on 5 QR! sllral iff' IWW! HHH w-as f M Morse, D M111er, P McKell1ps, J McLeod Y Mrtchell, J McCaffrey, M Marshall, F McLeod, Merr1ll, R Noe, O Norton, J Madsen, F Mack, D M1l1er Morrow, M Monroe, J Loachmdge, K McCarty M Morse, D Manmng, S M1ller P ONe11, Mayo, D Mmton, B McCa11um,G Masters McCarty H Maphem D Mack1e E Newshaum, J McClellan J Marsh, K Maxwell B M1HtOH Manmng C Northey J Mnlleur D Mawhmney C Maxwell HW mul 4-JG Row 1 Row 2 Rove 3 J I I .af .sg ,,,,,,. Ross L Raber B Rob1nson, W PlCkGI'1I1g D Prrce, B Pearsall G Peters, B R11ey Rrchardson P Pardee K Reas Olsabeck B Rxggrns G Purk1ss J Terry M P1pe, B P1echow1ck, N Rousseau P Parmenter Rose R Ostren E Poole Radenbaugh J Parker T R1chards G Rouson R Ruelle K Peterson C R1chardson,J Roth Roddew1g C Wrmht J Phrpps, J Pletcher ' - ng ' ' ,f J, .,fQS'.. .- Quldl. ff' ..n,2'.1 fa' :aw-.1 'url-2 - , ' 4, -, , - 'ff u A ' 'If 1 f' ' EAZUQTX' viz' - S! - :aw IW-,-QL! fav, -f J. V 1 Wifi! '11 me KW ' iw 'wr ': A N 4, Q - . . ' ' , , ' '5 - V ,ran a .' Jw- ,Xa A ' :riff . ' ' N . Y - , N '. '. 1 , ' '-225 Q . mf W. . ' V ' Jvif' 1 f. x '11- , , , ,J J , , 1, , t , ' N . . f , 4 ,ZH ' v .-, if' -PJ '- has V , , .. , . I 1 n ' 3 . I , i . I U 0 K . . . , . . - . . . , . . . , . N. . ' . . . B. , . , . , . , . . 4 P - H 'eer J ' ,,,f-g-g-- , 2 gg, ., ,W , ,W . A ' ' ml, rx., I I . -, f ' 5 C' , i ' , ff' ' ' ' smpa- .1 , V - , Q -N. , ss 6 I K 4 . .. fgyaff K ' ff ,Lf xl 1 V V , I ,i . 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Freshmen Row Row Row 4555 1 Thompson V Townsend, D Sm1th R Turnbull, K Schluchter D Turvy R Stack G Spees, Sm1th L Schaeffer Sunmons, J Stockwell F Schenck M Sm1th M Slosson, G Sm1th, J Stevens, C Sorensen Stodgel J Schlunt V Scafe M Scafe, H Skelton Sunpson A Sasser S Schaad H Thompson, J Trout, G Schaad J Stark, D Townsend Shook E Sammons P Sedroskx, O Symon D TerBush Trev1no, F Sutherland C Sanders Q1 iw' W Row M Wheeler L Wheeler B W1lson N Z1mmerman S Yates B Wood J Warner I Wr1ght Wxlton Row Wheeler V Wh1te, J Voohels J Vtalters J Upham L W11co'c D Whlte B W1lcox M Wood Row W1ll1s B Young J Wood R Warden D Wheelex E Wh1taker B W1gg1ns,D Zlmmerman J Sanderson B Voorhels A ,,. '. fa - ' mmf! , .s-muse ms.. ,Q , . ffwp. - ,c, , yum w .fi ,. ' t wb? ,2 ?n.3g r H' ,V Q 51215-'f ' -- , 4 . - . q.5q,,1xff1 , 1' -: . ,- . . 4 .r - J ' VH . 4 l -xx ' ' ' f 'L X 1'-1 , M ,, x , ' N X ' A 'Q , lt-?w A 1 ' 1, Q . ' ,, ' . . S -J 1 Q Q 'U 1. D. , . . ' , . . , . , . , . G. , . . 2. D. . , . , . , . . . . , Y. , . , . , . . . 3. F. , . , . , . . . , . . , P. , . , . . , . . Row 4. P. Sanders, B. Skelton, G. Scott, D. Souslin, R. Thomas, R. Stewart, J. Sonnenberg, L. Stroud, R. ' . , . . ., I ' ,Q K P -1. 1 , . 4 A - , X ,1-.gil , 3123355 1 -I A 4 . S. . ,f ' 1 B ,r - . ' - A, I . .1 , X X f C . 'f 3 V . ' 1 L ' ' 1 ,Y 1 . i 1 I Xl A ,ef , f .qw - , 'g V ' ' .-1 ,' X '- ' Lf f ' 1 X, -S I . ! I 1' ' J ' x - A 1 - . 1 ' 9 ' x ' 5 ' V 1 J. ' . 2. D. t D , . ' . ' , . , . ' , . ' ., . ' , . ' , . . 3. J. , a , . , . 1- 7 . . ,, ', , , . . , . , . . lasses I 3 2 A A +4 Learmng then' Enghsh from the ground up IS the theme 1n thls freshman Enghsh class of M1ss Duff1n Just to make thlngs mterestmg the class put on plays, wrote poems and held dlscusslons 5-:QF 9 Siiwbe W fel 'N A daub of pamnt here and a splash of color there are found 1n the art classes of Mrs Pety The class has many 1JlOj8CtS such as makmg posters, scenerv for the operettas, and mlmature houses l 5 JQQ QQ t Q19 9 P CDO IX 'V44iE50'l! 0 . 1 XM O ff s .. -'s1 ' -Q s .',. N J Eiziisi . Q I ff ' o , I . vi 0 1. Q nl '. 0 J ,GJQQ X5 My f Q' , , sg fu. 7 ' N-x , -.. 6 2- 0 1 A 'J X I I f lk 3,4 J xx 'RQ Student Council S1tt1ng left to rlght G Pratt, D Blouch .T Campbell J Trout, D Kevern, S Jones, B Wh1te, .T Loucks Standmg left to r1ght D Coleman, P Parmenter .T Stockwell, C Johnson, .T Hargraves, Mr Weaver, MISS Duff1n, R Hubble, R Jones, J Bush A Streleck1 1 ag!-f Camera shy were Charles We1ler presldent and Dean Parmenter v1ce presxdent Joan Trout was secre Student Counc1l members have had a full year makmg plans concermng th1S h1gh school and the future one The m nn project undertaken by the Counc1l th1s year was the drawmg up of a const1tut1on Thls 1ncluded the auns preuous and future dCtlV1tlGS and laws govermng the hlgh school now and the one to come Planmng a Student Day IH whlch the students replace the faculty was another task wh1ch took much t1me and cons1derat1on The Student Counc1l w1th the ald of the Freshman Assembly Club led by Mlss Duffm had charge of all assembhes presented thxs year The bas1s on wluch students should recelve letters was d1scussed by representat1ves from the faculty Student Counc1l football team, and the cheerleaders Also sponsored by the Student Counc1l was the takmg of student prctures 1 , U 2 . . , . , . . . . ' . . t , : . . , . . . . . . . , . . .59 1 E -A 4 A, A, ..- vk M jf' 2Lf ' t ' ' . 1 v 1 1 ' ' l ' ' tary and .lean Campbell, treasurer. These officers were elected by the student body. J ' 1 7 ' ' KL J! ' ' 1 ' ' ' I 9 1 n . , . . , . . , , . . . 3 , . Debate 50355 VV' Jirllala-BU A Page Jetim fa-1323 fist!! 1 V, f 1.4-vrfdr' xt 2921541525 EW I' Row 1 Margaret Hensen Nelda Whlte, Pat Fuller Joyce Mayo, Carole Grace, Joan Pame, Ruby Fra11n Row 2 Mlss Looman Sherwood Ebey, Roger Hunt, Judy Wood, Gene Doo11n, Jerry Sa1ncome and Jack Pr1b1e Debate A record of elght wms and one loss was made by Waterford s varsity debate team at the completlon of this thlrd year of lnterscholastlc competltlon The team conslsted of Joyce Mayo and Ruby Fralln afflrmatlve and Joan Palne and Sherwood Ebey nega t1ve They debated the proposltlon Resolved That the Presldent of the Unxted States should be elected by dlrect vote whlch was supplxed by the Mlchlgan I-hgh School Forenslc Assoclatlon Through the season the team posted double wms over Flmt Bendle, Utlca, Romeo, and Bay Cxty Handle Thus the team had an unbeaten record and was mv1ted to the d1str1ct meet at Sa11ne Joyce and Sherwood furmshed the seasonat the d1str1ct meet when they were defeated by Inkster In the sprmg the debaters were guests of the Umversxty of M1ChlgaH as a reward for the1r work 1n debate Waterford Hlgh was presented wlth a wall plaque for excellence 1n hxgh school debatmg by the Detro1t Free Press co sponsor of the convent1on ment1oned. Thxs IS the thlrd year for W.T.H.S. to recelve a plaque. Ind1v1dua1 members recelved a certtflcate of mer1t. ,M V, VL avg- ,. ,A . . 95 , ,mt ' ' ' g,..a:r S J J J A I - as p if i F . H -L-E. , . v ? ..1i,',Q.. : x 'Q 5.1 f 3 A we A , Q - ' 1 Z' A ll 'X . A V 3 - , P , .Q y U 'A , 5 1 , ' N . , Mg 1. ,I , f . - TL' 'L -gi, ' , ,, 5 s . 3 -. ' t Q ZQZQLN ' X ff ,. . . , r A ,, ,. , ' 'Q . pf Q4 . MQ, -- b J , N A 4 K ,,.3.,,k t ,, ,TW 1 5 -0 . , E I I . 1 , H V L' ' , Qu H, fu, ' xi: !,: hl-'xf Y.-1ff'+fEfr-g:015! tp' ' ' ,Q 1 U' -'J -ff, K ' 111' . P . , . . . w I y . . . , . . . . . y . . 3 . , - . . . K ' . . . , . , . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 ' f i Wa To H1 Sc Pubh Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 655 d,, Ik JV left to rxght MISS Day, advlsor Normajean Terry, Sherwood Ebey headlme edltor, Joan Kray, buslness manager, Barbara Lesar, th1rd page edxtor Lo1s Ealy f1rst page edltor, Jeanmne Moran, assoclate edltor Evelyn Teasley edltor 1n Ch16f Marshall Rose sports edltor Norma Vogel, copy reader Beverly Schlussel, copyreader, Audrey Stenger, art edltor Jean Allen, thxrd page edxtor B Wooderson, B Bouck, N Geror E Persons, S Moore, C Grace, M Lumby P Garner, C Top ham, M Howden, O Harms, M Morm, A Stroud, P Ryan, W Brown C Taylor, J Morse, A Reed, F Reaves, J Pame, D Z1mmerman J Hruska J Klng, J Loucks, O Sanders Y Hepfner, N Denker, S Snell, and T McK1nstry 'News 1n Br1ef , Stuff and Nonsense ', and Semor Sketches were only a few of the features presented xn th1s year s Wa To H1 Se Under the d1rect1on of Mlss Day, the class 1ssued tv enty edltxons of the paper besxdes dolng book work 1n the fundamentals of Journalxsm. At the begmnmg of the second semester, the school board subs1d1zed one th1rd of the cost of prmtmg the Wa To H1 Se Th1s reduced the comb1ned prlce of the paper and the yearbook. A V1S1t to General Prmtmg and other local presses helped the class to understand better the process of puttlng out a paper. U O - - - 1 S -- 'a WJ 1. , W ' . 4 , f'., f N Q3 ' - , 4 u,, lf .5 , Fl' 2 , ' ft' o 7 G J 1 t 'Q . A . ' .Q .4 f ' , ' 1. ' 'ef 1 . iff? TQ 0 4 4 n -fi 'N A V 4' if, - M : , , V' K t - ,W L NK Q f A 1 '1 2 5 A . V ll 1.55 ' rx P 'W - s ' 1 . - ' I ,'. ,t ' li was 'f had 1 lf ' f V 'B S ' x 'fl ,f - ' N , - ' , wx- ' ... r , .WL-xv 5 s ' g i . 'fr - 3 S y ' ' S y Q , S ' y ' S Q . . . 5 . . . . . , . . . . , . . U 0 1 I 1 A o A . ...... , . , . . I ' ' Y! K I if ' ,, . . , . - .. .. . v- . . . , - Canons Watel ff .aayqll-06944. M223 , E fs- Szttmg left to r1ght Joan Kray bus1ness manager Jean Loucks, freshman class ed1tor Carol Grace, feature ed1tor, Sue Moore, sen1or class ed1tor Frances Reaves sophomore class ed1tor M1ss Day, adv1sor Standmg, left to rxght J1m Kruska, boys sports Aletha Reed, jumor class ed1tor Norma Vogel, copy reader Mar1or1e Lumby, art ed1tor Oneda Sanders, typ1st Jeannme Moran, copy reader, Jerry Morse typxst Don Z1mmerman photographer Sherwood Fbey, Ed1tor Jean Allen, assoc1ate ed1tor Camera shy are Helen Roach g1r1s sports ed1tor Bedonna Wooderson typ1st and Ardyce Stroud orgamzatxons ed1tor f'Who's got the dummy? Where are those p1c tures? Got that copy wr1tten? are some of the cr1es heard from the yearbook staff th1s year Puttmg the pxctures 1n therlght sect1ons,wr1t1ng copy, xdentxfymg students, and domg art work were some of the many Jobs that had to be done to meet the March deadhne. The Water Log staff has trled to make th1s thlrd ed1t1on the best, and we hope you en Joy It as much as we have emoyed brmgmg xt to you. . 'H - O5 C - '3 , 7 . 1 4 '-,313-x , J :.?Q1ff'L,-,'.,4 'SQL -WY' 9 . aw 2' 15 -g Ex V , , , ' A S ' . ' X 3 3 L K , , f Q , ,, 1 .1 , .u Q ,, 11 , ,Q .af me X , v ' , 1. ' 1 . J F, ' R, x . - fx' ' J X42 11 1' f ' 2 X K ' 4 an ' - I a X i., , -. . 1. 1 A Mp, ei I- A p x X 1 1 - 1 1 1 3 , I - . . . . , . . . , . . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , J Q . . 1 1 1 1 1 ' irls Glee Club gui ,ai mm Rowl Left to right B Morey, J McCormack, J Whitaker M Zettle, .T Ebey, H Smith, R Shaver, Wh1t8,R Lowrey, M Mattison J Kray, D Austin, J Slygh B Bugg M Chadek, N Vogel Row Falkner P Scafe, R Seibert, J Allen, P Wood, P Huffman, D Raderbaugh J Paine, Stenger M Rivard F Brovm, B Blair, W Souslin, P Coss, F VanHooser, K Shields Row Reaves, B Miller, P Craig, S Hutchins, A Reynolds C Th1ck,J Loucks, T Lewis, Winslow, S Garnett, B Turnbull, M Mullen, Mr Griffin Sopranos sing louder, Metzos not so heavy, Let's hear those a1tos. These commands can be heard daily from Leonard Griffin, director of the Girls' Glee Club. This is one of the fine arts offered by our high school. Among other things, the chorus presented a Christmas assembly which consisted of two religious cantatas, and various groups have sung at P.T.A.'s, the Y.W.C.A. and other schools. Four girls were chosen from the chorus to sing barbershop harmony and were called the Beauty Shoppe Quartettef' Those girls were: Francine Brovsm, lead, Thelma Lewis, tenor, Joan Kray, baritone, and Norma Vogel, bass. and TLT A M BAND P M BAND Left to r1ght Tom McK1nstry, Arthur Gar11ck Left to r1ght .T1m Dean, Raymond Ebey, Mr Gr1ffen, Harold Wmggens, Mr Leonard Gr1ffen, Shzrley Morgan, Edwm Jefferys, John Walter, Kaye Co1l1ns Barbara Bouck Robert Dean, Marshall Rose Under the d1rect1on of Mr Gr1ffen, the band has advanced rap1d1y Bes1des pract1c1ng every day, they have played for assemb11es and Drarnat1cs Club plays Boys Glee Club fi 'k uma 'stink ,wg al :wa umm 'Z' fe 'Nh Is? Rowl E Grahm, R Holland L Sm1th, B Ewald, S Lampher, T Ragatz A Fletcher, W Johnson Row2 B M111m1ne, B Bosley, J Teal, C Kmkle J Novess R L1ndahl O W1b1ey, Mr Gr1ff1n , E gi. . l ' ......1.... , In--A . . 1 . ' .I . l w . . . . : , : . . . . . . , . . . . V , 4 , 4. A 'J' 1 as-mandy, .. .... 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I ' I 0 IAELIIIHUCS Row 1 Left to right S Larkin C Wood R Dryden,D Carter J DuVall, B Fuller, R Hunt,D Kevern R Kevern J Pribble B Br1nker,F Goyette R Kern M Runyan, B Brown Row2 J McEvers R Fralin E McWest P Fuller V Shaver, J Newsome J Kray J Novess, P Bump B Coopes J Shelton J Hawkins M Mack, M Moore D Wall, M Shell, J Baldwin Row 3 Miss Looman J Adams J Williams N Cooper M Walker, E Persons B Morey B Lesar, P Craig E Mendez B White J Hague K Graves J Paine J Root M L Martin B Warner M Mattison D Austin S Cervenka P Berry M L Madsen, M Aylsworth, S Snell, P Ryan Row4 J Mayo O Sanders M Schenk J Morse B Schlussel M Hepler P Loachridge B Vaughn J Falkner P Boyer B Bouck A Stenger, P Coss, J Loucks S Moore C Grace .T Allen Winslow B Zoch V Adams S Brace B D111 Have you ever had great dreams of seeing your name in lights ? Well, these Dramatics Club members are getting a good start in practising for stage work Qbe- hind the scenes as well as in frontl. Besides actual roles in plays, members learn staging, make-up, prop- erties, and the general principles of dramatics. Improved staging and better sets were the two aims that played the most important part in this year's work. Miss Looman gives her drama students a variation in types of acting to find what type each one is best suited for. This year the outstanding activities were the play, Beauty and the Beef, Ca teen-age comedyj, the ini- tiation exercises, and the Children's Theater. They also attended the Annual Dramatics Festival held in Mt. Pleasant. Thcsplans fzhleska VX Mil 1?.fE si sv.-. X cw '36, Row 1 John Novess Jack Prlble Marlene Mattxson Joyce Mayo Patty Bump, Roy Lmdahl Row 2 Bob Brown Jamce Root, Jean Allen Pat Coss Beverly Coopes, Mlss Looman The Thespxan Club an honorary dramatlc soclet was organlzed here thls year wlth Joyce Mayo as presldent. To become a Thesplan, a member must have gamed a requlred number of polnts by actmg, stagmg, and do mg publxclty for plays. Each member has dlrected one act plays that are produced for reduced royalxtxes through the Thespxan Club. Some of the plays present ed to Parent Teacher Assoclatlon, assemblxes, and club meetmg were Tra1l By Jury, The Evll Gesture, and The Man ln the Bowler Hat HAFSQHIC and Old Lace was the b1g dramat1c event of the year for the Thesp1an Club Presented March 3 and 4, the play was produced thx ough the comblned ef l for ts of the Dramatxcs Club and the Thespxans -7- -4:59 Productions 'hd' Two stuffy old ladies, some thieves and a lunatic who thinks he s Teddy Roosevelt make up the main characters of this three act comedy presented by the Thesplans of W T H S , March 3 and 4 Actors are left to right Beverly Coopes, John Novess, Stanley Larkin Bob Webb Don Dryden and Roy Lindahl 's..0N.....1'5 Margie Goes Modern' and The Authorities' were two operettas presented by the members of the Girls' Glee Club under the direction of Mr. Griffin April 5 and 6. The members of the cast shown during rehears- al are sitting left to right: D. Radenbaugh, R. Lowry, B. Dill, K. Shields, W. Souslin, B. Morey. Standing: D. Austin, N. Vogel, J. McCormack, A. Stenger, J. Kray, Mr. Griffen. Art Club it ...wr -4 JH An art exhlblt and tea several fudge sales and the Chrlstmas dance, Noel Nocturne, were sponsored by the Art Club Everyone IH the classes belonged to the club and representatxves from each class planned aCtlVltl6S under the dlrectlon of Mrs Pety Off1C8rS of the club were Presldent, Louis Rxzzola treasurer B111 Tomlinson and secretary Barbara Lesar I il 'ffi . L, p r' 'x 1 if yt A, I , Q ' V E J , V 10 var . . . a ,, Y , ' -. .. . . 0 . . I . . . 5 , S x - f ,, X w. WT elf: , . -Z. 3 rf V. 4 . fa . F12 fi X Monday Bow 2:5 FI T1 -A ,. Lg' 1 :ti A N 'JK an. Qilltmn Row 1 D Grafmlller H W1gg1ns,W Barrett C Johnson, B Brlnker, B Carter,C Cordray V Wmslow B Vaughn, B Jarrard, K Graves J Shelton, P Cralg Row 2 Mr Garland, Mlss Houghton P Berry E Persons J Wood M Jarrard B Fuller, P Bell, M Cullms L Ross J Morse B Lesar D Austm Row3 A Reld, L Ealy A Stenger, M Hepler P Loachrldge, J Loucks,S Moore,C Grace J Palne, B Blue,N Terry J Mlltner B Schlunt aifilsa -ar' The Monday Bowlmg League offlcers are B111 Car ter, presxdent, Sue Moore secretary and Betty Vaughn treasurer One of the league 3CtlVltl8S was the Chrlstmas Tournament of December 28 when the Monday league bowled the Wednesday league The wmners of tro ples were George Conlbear and Phyllls Berry ln mlxed doubles Jean Chrlstosen and Barbara Turnbull m glrls' doubles George Combear and Stanley Roosa m boys doubles Jean Chrlstosen ln glrl ' slngles and Marvm Jones IH boygs smgles The Natlonal J A B C Tournament was held March 25 5 'iff a I di 2 E L D A Q 5 1 wi A A . , 'RQ Q X of 1 ' , ' L f f ' 1 1 - f A , , . 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A 7 L' 7 n i, ' ' f ' mg Wednesday l iid. vb-uid, BGR 421 W9 'IIA i 'U Q fl li N-a.4 ' QI .Iii 1 - U li! !11I if Row Left to rlght G Hethermgton B Mlllmlne J Fr1zzle,J Streleckl L Sm1th,A Ruelle M Jones, A Dowd M Runyan R Kern R Llndahl Row P Boyer D Keppel B Bugg B Schlussel T Lewls M Mattlson M Shell B Zoch B Fowler Row Mr Crane M1ssAvey W Johnson C Kmkle .T Du Vall J Chrlstoson B Turnbull, J Anderson A Fletcher J Wycoff L Mayo C Sheldon Row R Hague G Combear B Kelly J Smlth T Frlzlelle S Roosa J England C We1ler,R Studt J Hendry A Holl1baugh,R Counc1lor,C Neal The Wednesday Bowlmg league IS composed of ten teams wlth flve members on each team The offlcers of the league are presldent Wayne Johnson secretary Betty Fowler and treasurer Ron ald Councllor The sponsors of thls league are Mlss Avey and Mr Crane A Chrlstmas tournament was held December 28 at the D1Xl8 Recreatlon The wlnners of the tournament were Jean Chrlstosen and Barbara Turnbull ln the glrls' dlvlslon. George Combear and Phyllls Berry took top honors ln the Mlxed Doubles. George Conlbear and Stanley Roosa took top honors m the boys' dlvlslon. . - . , . . P - V --. J... ...a .. ....W.t..-..u--- f . - - ' L . -. ' v ' ' r-2. cava - '1 ., fl' I 1241 E' S 'IPI-fL'.,', -' ' , 1' .x .3 - , a.:,- A 1- . M .- Q. . 1 W f . A 1 1:1 ,A 10 f - Q ..: ff .,., - V ' 4 - A : L--1' ,f , - - if 2 ' -.A 41 I . V - - 'N ' ' , .41 4-. .wal ' . - 4 V - -, ,f 1 fx L ' ' 4 V 7 V 1 . I W 1 , 9 If ' 3 -, . X V , . 1 x , , 5 , 4, K 'J 5, A . ' ' ww .... 'A' ' H- 1 -Ns . ns.. -, '. - 1. : . , . , . . , . . , . . , . , . , . . 2. . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 3 . . , ' , . , . , . , . , . - , . , . , . , . . 4. . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . . . . I fs' H ' ' ' e 1 . - v ' J n 1 ' , . . . V . . ,I I 1 . . . . . . ', A - . ' N. H1Y Slttlng left to rxght J Log1e,B Sprmger C Johnson R Holland B Studt Standlng, left to rlght E Amos, J Pr1ble,D Dryden J Amos, R Bartell D Carter, Mr Fry Latln Club Row 1, left to rlght Mr. Urlck, L. Cleveland, L. Hebda, A. Carroll, J. Schlunt, E Ebey, S. Snell, J Volcheck, J. Lawrence Row 2. J. Newsome, C. Coleman, C. Aubuchon, S. Eggleston, D. Whlte, V. Adams, N. Staley . - 1-,, X ' , K 1 xv l ' 1 P Q L., 'J l, '- 1 ' X A CS ,L 5 , , .nz 4- A iw -X . L ' 5 . 5 H y 1. 4 0 A,, I K1 - , T 1 1 Y A , V. . S 1 rd ' r . . f P , I . . , . , . , . . I . . . , . . , . . . . Pep Clubs wg - Qi A M PEP CLUB Rowl J Loucks M Madsen J Wllllams K Grav s A Bowser T Marshall B Clark B Morey M Shell J Falkner B Bugg Mrs Isaacson Row2 B Coopes M Matt1SOH D Wall P McK1m J Mlltner L Thomas E Mendez, P Cralg M Shenck, N Upham B Schlussel J Kray Row3 J McCorm1ck P Berry V Wmslow B Vaughn J Slygh D Austm B Zoch J Baldwm T Lewls J Peck L Ross P Ryan S Brace li l AW, dv P M PEP CLUB Row 1 left to rlght N Rousseau, G Smlth I Hoohhan J Lawson, F Schenck P Lucas N Zxmmerman, J Merlll Row J McC1aud D Mxller S Donnard J McClaud S Harr1son,E Wrlght, P Campbell E Carter, Y Stodgel, M Boss Row M Foster M Kaugman J Trout J Watner, K Collms M Longe H Ledford, S G1asp1e,S Rxchardson Row4 B Bush V Bam L Kuenzer P Parmenter M Herne1sen D Blouch M Collack D Guest, M Alnsley F S1mpson,C Clark W L , 3215,-',j::Z.,.l -L... ... -,...., . 0. 4- , A . rl ri- , ,I ., N V' , I ,.,' up, 'iw ' ' ' P' ' -1- 3 1 A v h :' ' 1 .. . ' . , v IJ.. ' . . 0 - . , . , . , . 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OHO1 Roll he N-I Row J Prlble M Mor1n,A Carroll B Fowler L Kruger R Llndahl M Lumby Row B Hagerman B Neal R Fralln D Wall J Christosen B Turnbull J Adams B D111 Y Hepfner Row M Mack G Pratt L Ealy C Grace V Adams J Hawkms M Hensen J Campbell D Marrlott Rovi E Oml1 R Durnbaugh B Schlussel J Slygh M Marr1son B Zoch D Austln B Coopes Row J Root M Jarrard N Geror J Moran Stand1ng S Ebey R Kern J Mackle R Ell1s B Powers S Savas R Brown G Cog1e1 A Probert B Brinker C Neal Also not p1ctured are Nancy Cooper Barbara Lesar Joyce Mayo, Joan Paine Kathleen Shields Norma Vogel and Judy Wood Others are Dean Parmenter Ray Sink Ardyce Stroud and Margaret Schenck I Ml Q Row 1, left to right: D. Price, M. Conway, C. Coleman, M. Longe, G. Hedlund. Row 2. D. Lilge, B. Liedtke, M. Foster, L. Kuenzer, P. Parmenter, M. Jones, E. Carter. Row 3. B. Davis, J. Schlunt, D, Dingman, N. Zimmerman, L. Stroud, L. Wilcox. Those honor students who are not in the picture are: Rita Noe, Karen Heathman, Frances Mack, Korine Reas, and Kay Collins. 121111 IUSKCI S 'Q D' Q, Left to rlght Evonne Ebey .Tamce Root Betty Hafferman Dlana Marriott, Carolyn Aubuchon, Shlrley Lllge These slx students represent the cream of the crop of the students of Waterford Townshlp Hlgh School They are the ones who have had all A's on thelr report cards Scholastlc achlevement lS an lmportant part of a school Therefore we wlsh to recogmze these students as well as those plctured on the prevlous page who have excelled m scholarshlp We recognlze them just as we recogmze outstandmg students m athletxcs or dramatlcs K- fy' 1' f,- 5PP XJ QFHCHEFW g g Q O MMF Q fig A 43 -suv V X' ,V Q9 Qyizy Q9 .. fu 0 Q1 jill vw G9 7 T E 2 f m SK R5 E K X W V 3 E Q W-T.H,5' 5 2 Q -X fs' 'V Q1 '7 xr' 44 A I Y x xx xx Ax lx 1 X if i O 1 Q I fo si. Varsity Football Row 2 Row 3 Row 1, left to rxght A Ruelle, O Wxbley LWyckoff J Nelson, J Frlzzle G Hetherlngton, S Savas, B Mlllmme L Larkm J Bush, G G1dcumb,D Parmenter, Coach Ortlz J Cuthrel1,J Secan J Amos, J Kephart B Anderson A Probert,D Radtke, J DuVa11, E Konzer, T Ragatz, B Brown, E Lemaster A Noelle J Hruska, R Holland D Dryden, D Card, T Lemaster,G Wlgner, S Lanpher B Vaughn, B Thomason C St1tt,B Tomllnson J Eng1und,R Campbell, M Stamp, P Lampkln Ji-3 AJ MQQQQEWQXQQ 1' -fl? tai LARKIN Waterford Waterford Waterford Waterford Waterford Waterford Waterford Bloomf leld Madlson Frazer Clarkston Avondale Rochester Frazer 13' lik ' : . . ' , . , . . ' , . ' . . . I , . . , . . ' . I . : . . , . . , . , . . . . : . . , . . . . ' . , . . C A 5 A A q P - ' ' T .v A Q J A 1 -is ' I 2,57 ,pil S W r . It in D A I' :Q 1 at ..?- 'fi A , if f ' .mf --19 - o-- ' -- o - 13-- ' --27 - o-- --14 - 6-- --42 - 13-- --47 - 0-- J.V. Selig Waterf0rd-- o - 6--Cranbrook 51, W --32 - 0-- iq Ai 'MBA , Jr' in l , X at s,4A 4 .an J Y' .A.,xM,pz'f:,LAs Q 'fm T, 'M-.JN 'Mk- VARSITY FOOTBALL Under Coach Ortiz's guidance, co-captains Leo Larkin and Bud Millmine led the way to the Skippers' first successful football season. Despite large scores in some games, touchdowns did not come easily. The Skippers' powerful run- ning attack and excellent blocking accounted for the touchdowns gained. Coach Ortiz is proud of his teamls 6-2 record, but is prouder yet of their sportsmanship. No matter how tough or rough a game would be, the boys would play clean football. To their way of thinking, a good, hard, clean block was worth two unsportsmanlike ones. In most of our winning games, the losing coach would come over to congratulate Waterford for its clean play. Football has its humorous side at Waterford also. Jac! Nelson, guard, has a unique talent for playing in his opponent's backfield. Sam Savas, back, going to a game without his spikes caused a few comments. On occasions, Waterford'S backfield men played line and the line took over the backfield. After football practice in the Burr Bowl, most of the boys would pair off and pick sand burrs out of each other's hide. Despite all this, Waterford will be fighting again next season for a 8-0 record. Baseball SPORTS Under the leadership of Coach Ortiz the Skippers wound up the baseball season with an 8 won and 2 lost record The Sklppers were a free swinging outfit driving across 78 runs while giving up 35 Max Stamp was the leading slugger with a 412 average Harvey Craft banged out a 500 average but did not play all season On the mound LynnWyckoffp1tchedfor a 5 won 2 lost record and Jack Friz- zle came in with a 3 won no defeat record The booming bats of the Skippers gave the pitchers a feeling of security in many a game Leo Larkin, Skipper backstop took charge of the games on the field and did an exceptional Job Practice for the Skippers began in early spring and consisted of strenuous exercises running batting and fielding drills Many boys dropped out of prac tice because of low marks or because they didn t like the exercises, but the maJor1ty of the boys stayed with the team throughout the season Although only twelve boys received letters the team was a large one Many boys lacked only three or four innings for a letter The baseball letter winners for 1949 are H Craft L Larkin B Studt M Stamp D Parmenter K Leece O Wibley B Tomlinson J Frizzle L Wycoff and G Conibear Waterford Waterford Waterford Waterford Waterford Waterford Waterford Waterford Waterford Auburn Heights Pontiac J V Cranbrook .T V Pontiac J V Cranbrook J V Rochester Rochester Auburn Hel hts Clarkston ' : . , . ' , . , . , . , If .rm ' Waterford-- 3 - 12--Clarkston 'l -- 3 - o-- ' ni, -- 7 - 2-- - . . ' -- 7 - 6-- . . - -- 7 - 4-- ' . . ., --1s- 1-- . . X? ' ' hs 9 - 4-- L. ' '.5 --1-2-- ,- 'A' 5 ' . -- 5 - o-- . . - - 4- . ,Q lm' ll!! adv' arm. 'll' RMK' i New -PW l' laik UU' is PM. Left to rlght Barbara Zoch .Tackle McCormack Phyll1s Berry, Dorothy Austm, Joan Slygh Velma Wxnslow, Betty Vaugh, .Tackle Baldwxn Cheel leadlng 'ff VP-A A yea team at crucxal moments and an unbroken sp1r1t dlstmgulsh the W T H S cheerleaders whlle on the fxeld The makmg of new umforms whlch were gold school sweaters and blue satm sklrts was the hlgh lxght of the year New yells, motxons and an always ready team has made these cheerleaders, the best 'l QnQ 1 5t1fp1nLL',q :- i' A S I V - Y I l i i . J , 1- I . j Y 4 ' 77 t l e ' 1 'mrs ,yy . R ' ' F. , A .,. , 'T .F ' ' I .. t ,. SST KL ,Q . gf pw, 555' -Z , v .,, , , . 5 ' , .K f - ,BT I Y r . 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If , ' I va . l A ' , . wr S. e Freshmen Football Row 1, left to rlght R Jones J Kratt R Hubble G Hargaves,R M1nton,R Warden, D Gorman, D Wheeler R Koplcko Row 2 J Abney G Geror E Neusbaum P Allen R Mawhmney J' Fear, K Peterson,R Ruelle D Lemaster B Turnbull J' Long K Schluchter Row 3 Coach Hackett, B Mannmg I Sanderson I Crothers D Mmton, G Kolb, L Grover B Wexlder, D Mackey .T Parker C Maxwell H Glrst J Upham About 40 boys turned out for the freshman football tryouts at the call went out at the begmnmg of the year Tough callsthenlcs and exerclses soon trlmmed the squad down and Coach Hackett started puttmg the boys through thelr paces They were m top condltlon when they took the fleld agamst Lmcoln, but Lmcoln proved too tough for the Cablnboys and they suffered thelr only loss of the year The season's record was the best nn Waterford's freshman football history as they ended w1th a 3 1 record Captaln Ron Warden was a stellar offenslve player untll he was swltched to the center posltlon at mld season Lxttle Jlm Parker and Dlck Mawhinney were the outstanding defenslve players of the year eSh1p Wheeler and Dlck Hubble were outstandmg all around Agam thxs year the freshman offense was sparked by a left handed passer Jack Kratt Coach Hackett stated at the end of the season that he was pleased with the record and that he enjoyed work mg wlth the boys Waterford Waterford Waterford Waterford Waterford COACH HACKE TT Lmcoln Lake Orlon Country Day Bloomfleld Country Day Track lyk' -......,'l -sf Nr B Track made lts f1rst appearance at Waterford Hlgh ln 1949 under the dlrectlon of Coach Ortlz The track men partlcxpated ln three track meets but lost them all The schools that defeated the Skxppers were Clark ston Salnt Mlcheals and Pont1ac's J V The Clarkston meet was lost by one pomt Track tramlng began ln early sprmg and conslsted largely of runnmg to get mto condxtlon When warmer weather appeared pole vaultmg hlgh Jump, shot put and broad Jump practice were started Many boys turned out for track but only flve recexved letters The letter wlnners are B Mlllmme, R Botza E Kon zer, A Noell andB Brown Charles Ople w1ll be the track coach for the Skxppers nn 1950 leavlng Coach Ortlz more txme for base ball Entermg mto thelr second year of track under Coach Ople the Waterford trackmen wxll be tryxng for thelr flrst wln at a track meet F1 osh Baseball As soon as the weather broke last sprmg the base ball dlamond at Waterford broke out wlth a rash of dxamont hopefuls Waterford Waterfox d Waterford Waterford Waterford Waterford By the tlme the flrst game was to be played e Cabxnboys took the fxeld ln excellent shape The game was a one slded affaxr wlth Bud Tomason glvmg the Dublm crew a good exhxbmon of pltchmg by strxkmg, out 15 men The score was 15 3 The next two games also proved fatal to the Cabm boys opponents as they were beaten by the superb prtchmg of Bud Tomason and Jxm McEvers 1 15 11 6 Dublm Clarkston Country Day 2 Country Day O Dublm 5 Fraser ,. . 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X 4 0 - 0 , J 1 Al lfc Savmg After learnmg the llfe savlng technlques at afternoon rneetmgs led by Mr Isaacson, these llfe savers had to Jump mto the pool on Tuesday mghts and try It out for themselves Everybody get mto the pool was the flrst dreaded shout heard on the wmtry nlghts at the pools1de As soon as the students were accustomed to the ch1l1 of the water the cry All out rang through the room then came a made scramble for towels and shlrts to keep themselves warm whlle they struggled through the land drlll Durmg these eventful evenmgs Mrs Isaacson wasass1stedby some of last year's llie savers Twenty were lucky enough to llve through the flrst half of th1s struggle and spend the last flve weeks work mg for senlor ltfe savxng certlfxcates Those who flnally passed the entire course book work and actual swxmmlng are B Anderson P Berry S Brace J Campbell N Crothers, N Geror Y Hepfner and T Lewls Others 1nclude D Marrlott .T Pame, M Schenck .T Slygh .T Tabor N Upham S Weller K W1llson,andB Zoch D Austm, I Kray, L Larkm M Mattlson and B Mllllffllne are flve students who prevlously passed lLfe savmg but took lt agam thls year and passed Wfelght I lltlllg .T Hubbel Geror Mawhmney Allen Upham Helman Mmton Schlucter Kratt Welght Lxfters Walters Kopxcko Foster Goyette Gorman Stewart Wheeler Jones Whltaker The freshman boys formed a club durmg the year for the purpose of body bulldlng Lxftmg, wexghts was only one of the many actlvltles the boys d1d Lhlll ups slt ups push ups and varlous other exercxses were used Coach Hackett orlglnator of the club ntroduced many new types of exerclses such as free for all wrestlmg, four man blmdfolded boxlng anc. tumblmg skulls J . A . . - . . . , . H . ,, . . . . , . - a - 1 5 , . . , . A . s . L . ' . . , Y: - , . , - . y Q y .I . . . , . , . , . , . , . . 1 , . . y . . . . . - ., . J . f' V D. J. A G. R. ' ---....... D. ' F. C. D. J. D. D. R. D. ' D. K. R. L . . A . . D . A . ' V, I ' .4, .' ' , ' . , ' ' ,i . 5 '. , B . f' - . . ry Z . A . A . if M31 'Nix :Q my Boys Spol ts In accordance wlth the ldeas of both Coach Ortlz and Coach Hackett the boys' physlcal educatlon classes had many dxfferent types of physlcal trammg Gym classes were held both ln the locker room and on the fleld Outdoor sports conslst ed of football, commando speedball and other runnmg sports Indoors, the boys worked on the bars and peg board, lnfted weights, and tumbled The pxctures show many of the sports at Waterford W, Q Y .Q 1 TA' w , ' V fx, 3... ' fa ' A1-, gfgf 7 . 1 J 1-1 It 'l . ' . . . . . ?. ' .' P a 'H . 3 'vu v ' . fn' 1 . 4 T, 41.2 V' is . ' , 'y ff ' L. 03? P 5. cg?- E: a I ' V 'f-1. Q IQ . ' - 'Win Afmiuajf ' . if- . 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