Waterford Township High School - Waterlog Yearbook (Waterford, MI)
- Class of 1951
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Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1951 volume:
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Cheerleading Captain- 10-11-12 Softball-9 Junior Showboat Bowling- 11-12 Pep Club-10-11-12 Junior Senior Banquet Bar W Roundup Dramatics Club-11-12 G.A.A.-10-11 fLetter-115 Swimming-11 Ronald Bartell It matters not how long we live but how. Bar W Roundup Hilding Berquist 'He blushes, all is saie. Junior Showboat Art-10-11, Paper Drives Bar W Roundup arbara Bouck She who is a friend always has many friends. Dramatics Club-9-10 Band-9 Pep Club-10 'enior Trip Committee Beauty Shop Quartette-12 unior Showboat S.A.A.-9 Chorus-12 Bar W Roundup 'x We Bruce Anderson Love makes my world go 'round. Football-1 0- 11- 12 Baseball- 10- 1 1 - 12 Track-10 Junior Showboat Glee Club-12 Senior Lifesaving-11-12 Bar W Roundup 'lk Robert Barnard It's a great life if you don't weaken. Track-11 Swimming- 12 Mary Beattie 'She never leaves 'til tomorrow what she can do today. Bowling- 12 Wa-lTo-Hi-Se Staff-12 Water Log Staif-12 Bar W Roundup Recreational Survey-12 Student Council-12 Phyllis Berry Silence is golden, but who wants to be rich? Bowling-11- 12 Cheerleading- 1 0- 1 1- 12 Pep Club- 10-11-12 Dramatics Club-10-1 1-12 G.A .A. Letter- 1 1 Senior Lifesaving- 11- 12 Junior Showboat Water Log- 12 Wa-To-Hi-Se Staff-12 Bar W Roundup Chorus- 12 Recreational Survey- 12 Intramural Sports- 10- 11 Patsy Boyer Either I get what I want or I don't. Bow1ing-10-11- 12 Bar W Roundup Junior Showboat Swimming-11 G. A. A.-ll Dramatics Club-10-11 Art-11 Junior Senior Banquet Softball-9 Latin Club-9 Pep Club-11-12 Francine Brown Music washes from the soul the dust of every day life! Latin Club-9 G.A.A.-10 Y Dramatics Club-10 3 Jtmior Senior Banquet Chorus-11-12 Junior Showboat , Bar W Roundup Beauty Shop Quartette-11-12 Senior Trip Committee Student Council-12 Darryl Bruestle Hlmagination is more important than knowledge! Band-10-11 Dramatics Club-11-12 Junior Showboat Hi-Y-12 Bar W Roundup Jean Campbell She will find a way or make one. Variety Show-9 Cheerleader-9 Student Council Treasurer-11 Senior Lifesaving-11-12 Junior Showboat G.A.A.-11 Junior Senior Banquet Recreational Survey- 12 Class Treasurer-12 Bar W Roundup 17 William Carter MAS merry as the day is long. Variety Show-9 Bowling-10- 11-12 Latin Club-10 Junior Showboat Senior Trip Committee 1 Bar W Roundup Robert Chase He has in him many hidden qualities? Bar W Roundup l AM, 1, 1 ,A fa- sl 152, up i '1i S-Ji' ' ' ' ' F9412 4 I I, . , h .K 'Gi- E' J . -..xi r Lee Brown 'Honesty is not the best policy--merely the safest. Paper Drives Bar W Roundup Baseball-9 Beverly Bugg 'Man has a will, but woman has her way. G.A.A. -9-10-11 Wa-To-Hi-Se Staff-9-10 Water Log Staff-9-10 Bowling-10-11 Pep Club-10-11 G.A.A. Letter-11 Junior Showboat Chorus-11-12 Bar W Roundup Recreational Survey-12 Richard Campbell I have sacrifice the best twelve years of my life. Football-10-11 Track-10 Bar W Roundup Glee Club-11-12 Class Ring Committee-11 Marilyn Chadek 'Ready to act when the occasion demands? Variety Show-9 Band-10 Chorus-11 Junior Showboat Bar W Roundup Betty Clark Small, but a heart big enough for everyone. Intramural Sports-9-10-11 Art-11-12 Pep Club-10-11-12 Softball-9 Junior Showboat Junior Senior Banquet Bar W Roundup L AMADALYN COBURN HFU11 of fun and mischief. A Cappella Choir-12 Bar W Roundup I'rio-- Blue Notes Senior Prom Committee Y-Teens-12 l P L l l t lPatricia Craig Worry plays a small part in my life. 1G.A.A.-9-10-11 Dramatics Club- 1 O- 11 'Pep Club-10-11-12 lJunior Showboat Softball-9 Swimming-11 Chorus-11 Bar W Roundup Bowling- 11 Nlorman Davis The world knows lit- ! tle of its greatest men. aseball-9-10-11 and-9-10 rt-11 aper Drives ar W Roundup Lois Ealy 'Variety is the spice of life. Bowling- 11- 12 Swimming-11 Water Log Staff-11-12 Wa-To-Hi-Se Staif-11- Dramatics Club-11 Junior Showboat Junior Senior Banquet Bar W Roundup JoAnn Falkner 'And her ukulele fol- lowed her wherever she went. Pep Club-10-11-12 Dramatics Club-10-11 Bowling- 1 0- 1 1 - 1 2 J imior Showboat Softball- 9 Chorus-11-12 G.A.A. Letter-11 Junior Senior Banquet Intramural Sports-10-11 Inner Willy' Bar W Roundup 41' Charles Cordray 'Leisure is the best of all possessions. Bowling- 11 Glee Club-12 Junior Showboat Swimming-11 Paper Drives Bar W Roundup Nancy Crothers A little work, a little play, what a gal she'1l make some day. Variety Show-9 Cheerleading-9 Dramatics Club-10 Last Stop'-10 Junior Showboat Senior Lifesaving-11-12 Wa-To-Hi-Se Staff-12 Water Log Staff-12 Chorus-12 Bar W Roundup Gene Doolin 'Work fascinates me could sit and watch it for hours Bar W Roundup Debate Club-11 Class Ring Committee- 11 Oratorical Contest- 10- 1 1 -12 Band-9 Water Log Staii-12 Wa-To-Hi-Se Staff-12 P.T.S.A. Representative-11 Junior Showboat Latin Club-9 Recreational Survey-12 Jack Frizzle 'He's the salt of the earth? Football-9-10- 11-12 Baseball-9-10-11-12 Class President- 1 0 Bowling- 11 - 12 Swimming-11 Bar W Roundup Ruby Fralin She's oft' seen but not heardg the little she says she means every word. Dramatics Club-1O- 11-12 Debate Club-10-11-12 Varsity Debate Team-11-12 Junior Showboat Bar W Roundup Norma Geror She's an old smoothie. G.A.A.-9-10 Latin Club-9 Wa-To-Hi-Se Staff-1 O-11 Senior Lifesaving- 1 1 Bowling- 1 2 Junior Showboat Horseshoe Championship- 11 Bar W Roundup Sanford Hangee You can't tell a book by its cover. Paper Drives Junior Showboat James Helman He sees the world through rose-colored glasses. Art Club-11-12 Bar W Roundup Margaret Hepler She laughs not to be funny but to have fun. Dramatics Club-11 Bowling- 11 Wa-To-Hi-Se staff-12 Junior Senior Banquet Bar W Roundup Art-11 Paper Drives Senior Store-12 Librarian-10 James Hruska Hodge Podge! lost without my Dodge. Football- 11-12 Wa-To-Hi-Se Staff-ll-12 Water Log Staff-11-12 Weightlifting Club-11 Junior Showboat Bar W Roundup I'd be I i F iflxi fx LJ, L 1 Q86 'QQ' 'mu- Q , J , M. , - f ,A n- ' X , 1 -' - --4,522 .- :sv , - Carole Grace 'Patience is the bes remedy for every trouble. Student Council-10 Dramatics Club-11-12 fPresident-I Thespian Secretary-12 Water Log Staff-11 Wa-To-Hi-Se Staff-11 Class Vice-President-12 Bar W Roundup Bowling-11 Senior Trip Chairman Chorus-12 Junior Showboat P.T.S.A. Secretary Debate Club-11 Senior Class Board Opal Harris 'Enough charm for on twice her size. Dramatics Club-10-12 Bowling-10-12 'Arsenic and Old Lace'-10 Beauty and the Beef'-10 Style Show-10 'They Also Serve' Debate Club-12 Bar W Roundup Yvonne Hepfner A smile as welco as the sunshine. Senior Lifesaving-11 Latin Club-9 G.A.A.-10-11 Wa-To-Hi-Se Staff-11 Water Log Staff-11 Caroline Hunt Soft words bring no harsh deeds. Latin Club-9 'N ' ef l , . A Maxine Huemiller Her way is pav r. . . . , with good 1ntent1ons. ' Q i Q Art-11-12 -.5 ,I 'C 1- .. V85 i N i 1 X M N ' S ' f M gnu? f U 3 QM - . :- .M F. - , Sally Hutchins Sweet, lovely and engaged. Art Club- 9 Chorus- 1 0- 1 1 Junior Showboat Bar W Roundup Water Log Staff-12 Wa-To-Hi-Se Staff- 12 Wayne Johnson Off we go into the wild blue yonder .... Junior Showboat Jean Joss 'Brunette and beautiful, so beware. Latin Club-9 Student Council-10 Class Secretary-11 Junior Senior Banquet Bar W Roundup Recreational Survey-12 Paper Drives Donald Kevern Life is such problemg women are too. Student Council-11 Dramatics Club-10-11-12 Thespians-12 Thespian Vice-President-11 Junior Showboat Bar W Roundup Latin Club-9 Glee Club-12 Junior Senior Banquet Hi-Y-12 James King School! Isuppo here to stay. Wa-To-Hi-Se Staff-11-12 Water Log Staff-11-12 Bar W Roundup Paper Drives James Jeffery A mind of his own Bowling- 11- 1 2 Football- 1 0 Dramatic Reading- 1 1 Junior Showboat Band- 9- 1 0 Bar W Roundup Robert Johnson Pm not girl shy just sensible . Diide Keppel Such a girl beginning of great things Softball-9 Latin Club-9 Class Treasurer-10 Senior Trip Committee Bar W Roundup Recreational Survey-12 Bowling Secretary-12 Bowling-10-ll-12 Ronald Kevern 'My only b woman's looks. Dramatics Club Historian- Dramatics Club-10-11-12 Thespians-12 Thespian President-12 Junior Showboat Bar W Roundup Latin Club-9 Glee Club-9 Junior Senior Banquet Hi-Y-12 Q. Delores Kline Always seen but neve heard. Art- 1 l - 1 2 Junior Showboat Bar W Roimdup ,n Q 36' ' my 1 1-1, W. s xkf,kF ' , , , , . - Q - H A . . 1' - R , ,Vik xxx XNHQ I q?:g3,,? ' S , .WW 'AJ . M ,J x5 ,VX A 'faq - 4 4 t ,, w?ig?7,Qz2'2rl 'X 'Z ' - - X L A W fx 1-ffxnf' ' cw V A I. -A ,,3g'?' wh .cy 0 346 ff--, ft.: .Q23 . - . V MH fe f if as ' ' 4,,, , -nw.-' v 4 is V ' f' S 'xxx Q5 'ffl :Wg ' QX RX ' - J'-E 'X 3 o ' . ., . Q - Y 5 g .- A 'I -UK vt s 'Q 1 HH. ' , gsm? h SYS' X . 'U r 1 v x --vu I .muah 'rl . ws Q N 4 xj W R, hfifjgssx fx vm' H - Edward Konzer iLife, liberty, and the pursuit of women. Football- 10- 11 - 12 Baseball-9 Track-10-11-12 Track Co-captain-12 Latin Club-9 Junior Showboat Bowling-12 Dramatics Club-10 Bar W Roundup Varsity Club-10 Glee Club-10 Art-10-12 Paul Lampkin Rolling to fame. Bowling-11-12 Glee Club- 1 2 Octette-1 2 Bar W Roundup Arthur Lawson Always behind the eight ball. Baseball-9 Band-10 Junior Showboat Paper Drives Bar W Roundup Kenneth Leslie Life is one darn thing after another. Baseball-9 Glee Club-12 Junior Showboat Student Council- 10 Bar W Roundup Patricia Loachridge M 1951 . ' Dramatics Club- 11 Bowling- 11 Water Log Staff-12 Senior Trip Committee Junior Senior Banquet Junior Showboat Bar W Roundup Art Club-11 Paper Drives Donald Kratt Give him his horn and he'll blow till morn. Class President-9 Football- 9- 10 Band-9-10 Recreational Survey-12 Bar W Roundup 'N- Edgar Larson Women are the root all evil. Art-11 Paper Drives Recreational Survey-12 Bar W Roundup Chess Club-9 Barbara Lesar Quiet and sweet and so petite. Dramatics Club- 1 0-11 Pep Club-10 Junior Senior Banquet Bowling- 11- 12 Class Secretary-12 Bar W Roundup Wa-To-I-Ii-Se Staif-11-12 Water Log Editor-12 Art Club Secretary-11 Art Exhibit Committee-11 Thelma Lewis lf talking we I'd be a brass band. Class Secretary- 9-10 G.A.A.-9 Wa-To-Hi-Se Staff-9-10 Water Log Staff- 9- 1 0 Bowling-10-11-12 Pep Club Secretary- 1 0- 11 Pep Club Treasurer-10-11 Junior Showboat Beauty Shop Quartette-l1- 12 Senior Lifesaving- 1 1- 1 2 Chorus-11-12 Bar W Roundup Thomas McKinstry it Little white lies never hurt anyone--especially the teachers. Wa-To-Hi-Se Staff-11-12 Water Log Staff-11-12 Band Letter-11 Bar W Roundup Swimming-11 Dianna Marriott Our quiet maid is never known to leave her lessons undone. ' ' Dramatics Club- 10 'Last Stop' Senior Life Saving-11 Junior and Senior Banquet G.A.A. -11 Bar W Roundup Esther Mendez Beautiful eyes are those that show beautiful thoughts that burn below. Student Council-9 Wa-To-Hi-Se Staff-9 Bowling-10-12 Bar W Roundup Dramatics Club-ll Art Club-11 Pep Club-ll-12 Swimming-12 v Beverly Morey Bar W Roundup Sweet 'n' low. Dramatics Club- 10 Swimming-11 Bowling-12 Chorus-11-12 Operetta- 11 i I I Eva Pace It doesn . and grow slim. Art-12 ' 4Latin club-9 Junior Showboat Bar W Roundup 't pay to worry Recreational Survey- 12 Paper Drives Dean Parmenter 'With a football or a baseball in his hand, he reigns king of all the land. Class Secretary-9 Baseball-9-10-11-12 Class Vice-President-11 Football- 10-11-12 Class President-11 Junior Showboat Vice-President Student Council- 1 1 Wa-To-Hi-Se Staff-12 Bar W Roundup-12 Football Captain-12 Thelma Marshall 'Her eyes are blue and dewy as the glimmering sum mer davsmf' Pep Club-11-12 Art-12 Bar W Roundup Bonnie Miller 'Her smile means onl mischief. Junior Showboat Chorus-11-12 Variety Show-9 Intramural Sports-9 Bar W Roundup Curtis Neal t'Give him a ball and watch the pins fall. Class Treasurer-9 Baseball- 9- 12 Bowling-10-11-12 Bowling President-12 Bar W Roundup Student Council-12 Variety Show-9 Joan Paine Her speech i fire. Variety Show-9 Debate Club-10-11 Dramatics Club-10-ll-12 Varsity Debate Team-11 Bowling-11-12 Senior Lifesaving-11 Wa-To-Hi-Se Staff-11 Chorus-11-12 Junior Senior Banquet Recreational Survey-12 Bar W Roundup Robert Pearson 'Knowledge is the keynote of success. Baseball-9- 10- 12 Football-10 Glee Club- 1 1-12 Dramatic s Club- 1 2 Bowling-10- 11 -12 Bar W Roundup Jeanne Peck 'To kn her. Student Council-9 Class Secretary-9 Senior Class Board Bar W Roundup Clay Powers A tall man is looked up to. Latin Club-9 Baseball- 9- 10 Junior Senior Banquet Junior Showboat Bowling-11 Bar W Roundup Thomas Ragatz Ga.ngway you Romeos- , here I come. Variety Show-9 Football- 1 O- 11 Glee Club-10-11-12 Art-10 Bar W Roundup X .X K Louis Dexter Reber 'The only way to have a friend is to be one. Latin Club-9 Baseball-9 Paper Drives Bar W Roundup Audrey Reynolds I love men not be- cause they are men but because they are not women. Triple Trio-9 Art-9 Chorus-10-11 Student Council- 1 1 Dramatics Club- 10-1 l- 12 Bar W Roundup Junior Showboat Dorothy Pine As pleasant as the first day of spring. Junior Showboat Bar W Roundup Richard Radtke Such a laugh as we've never heard before ' Football-10-11-12 Baseball-9-10-11-12 Junior Showboat Swimming-11 King Candidate-10 Class Treasiuer-11 Bowling-10-11-12 Variety Show-9 Bar W Roundup Frances Reaves 'No entertainment so cheap as reading nor any pleasure so lasting Cheerleading-9 Chorus-9- 10-11 Variety Show-9 Dramatics Club-10 Junior Showboat Bar W Roundup Wa-To-Hi-Se Stafi-12 Aletha Reed 'The futu Mayo. Softball-9 Variety Show-9 Dramatics Club-10 Bowling-11 Wa-To-Hi-Se Staff-11 Water Log Staff-11 Junior Showboat Bar W Roundup Floyd Reynolds Keep no one else wants it F ootball-12 Baseball-9-10 Latin Club-9 Junior Showboat Bowling-11-12 Paper Drives Bar W Roundup Junior Senior Banquet -Robert Richardson See his motions, watch his step, watch him give the class some pep. N- Junior Showboat Captain ! Bowling-11 lDramatics Club-11-.12 l Thespian Pledge Master-12 1 Junior Senior Banquet I Bar W Roundup 'Beauty and the Beef' '2Arsenic and Old Lace' Young Man's Fancy' ' 'Senior Trip Committee Louis Rizzolo Another great Dick Cont.ino. Junior Showboat Senior Trip Committee Art-9-11-12 Art Club President-11 Bar W Roundup Richard Sandberg 'Make him a great man but do it slowly. Latin Club-9 Bar W Roundup .4qll .M-,,, ,fh- Patricia Scafe 'I just can't help singing. Variety Show-9 Junior Showboat Chorus-10-11-12 Bar W Roundup Fashion Show Beverly Schlussel as a mirror. Pep Club-9-10 Latin Club-10 Junior Showboat Swimming-11 Bowling-12 Bar W Roundup Wa-To-Hi-Se Editor-12 Wa-To-Hi-Se Staff-11 G.A.A.-9 Journalism Banquet Chairman 'Always as frank 'Q- ' ' -fl' 15+ ,.- ni' ' filing.. rr 4- V mfg mt .. . :ui 1 .. ....,........ I lift' ,, .,.. . ..,.. .- 1 .tm tt ,- mania u1un!fi'i4 Mary Lou Rivard Books are friends and friends she's fond of. Junior Showboat Chorus-11-12 Bar W Roundup Sk Arthur Ruelle You can always spot a champ. Football-10-11-12 Football Manager-11 Baseball-10 Baseball Manager-11 Senior Lifesaving-12 Bar W Roundup Samuel Savas He carried the pig- skin and brought home Latin Club-9 Baseball-9-10-11-12 Football-10-11- 12 Class Vice-President-11 Varsity Club- 10 Bowling-12 Bar W Roundup 5 E 2 J. 1 , ,Z J V lvlargaret Shenck She a 1 A lways puts her best foot forward. Dramatics Club-10-11 Pep Club-10-11-12 Senior Lifesaving- 1 1- 12 Junior Showboat Bar W Roundup Joseph Secan A president who got things done--even if it was all by himself! Class President-12 Football- 1 1 - 12 Glee Club-11-12 Bar W Roundup the bacon when, where d to a . Dramati X C -10 -1 Dramatic ub S retar 12 Marcille Shell ' lm S Thespianghb Junior S 'wboat ' J i enior nque a Log 15237 J -To- '-S Sip 12 !ling,10-Tlkbf ,fl Pe lub- 1-12 . Le r-11 B W up I , 1 . 1 Joa Slyg t'Vim, vigor, vitality and Bob. Latin Club-9 Wa-To-Hi-Se Staif-9-10 Water Log Staff-9-10 G.A.A. Letter-11 G.A.A.-9 Pep Club-1O-1l- 12 Cheerleading- 11 - 12 Chorus- 11- 12 Junior Showboat Senior Lifesaving-11 Bowling-12 Bar W Roundup 1 Young Manls Fancy' Recreational Survey Doris Stem 'tHer fiance will some- day be her finances. Art- 12 Bar W Roundup Band- 9- 1 0 G.A.A. Club-9 Softball-9 Chorus - 1 0 Student Council-9 Carl Stitt Genius is one per cent inspiration and ninety-nine per cent perspirationf Charlotte Taylor 'Many roses bloom to blush unseen. Dramatics Club-10 'Last Stop' Water Log Staff-12 Wa-To-Hi-Se Staff-12 , Kathleen Shields UA smile come as the sunshine. Dramatics Club- 1 0 Junior Showboat Chorus-1 1-12 Ope re tta- 1 1 Recreational Survey- 12 Bar W Roundup Shirley Smead Her smile scription for drowning g Bar W Roundup Recreational Survey-12 Bowling-12 as wel- is a pre loom. Audrey Stenger When you get lone some and feelin' blue, just let Audrey sing to you. Softball-9 Latin Club-9 Dramatics Club-10-11 Chorus- 11 Operettas-11 Wa-To-Hi-Se Stafi-11-12 Bowling- 1 1-12 Betty Blue 'n' Gold-11-12 Recreational Survey-12 Junior Showboat Journalism Banquet-11 Junior Senior Banquet Bar W Roundup Dianne Taig Truth is alw strongest argurnentf' Dramatics Club-9-J O Junior Showboat Swimming-11 Art-11 Paper Drives Bar W Roundup Shirley Taylor 'Quiet dignity-- mark of a lady. Dramatic Reading-11 Wa-To-Hi-Se Reporter-12 ays the the .ucille Thomas 'A woman of very few words. loftball- 9 Lrt- 1 1- 1 2 ntramural Sports- 9 Pep Club- 1 1 Vunior Showboat Tunior Senior Banquet Bowling- 1 1 Bar W Roundup Nancy Upham 'Good thi small packages. Wa-To-Hi-Se Staff-9-12 Latin Club-9 G.A.A.-9-10 Pep Club-9-10 Student Council-9 Senior Lifesaving-1 1 G.A.A. Letter-11 Bowling-12 Senior Board Chorus-12 Bar W Roundup William Vaughn 'I can resist any- thing but temptation. Junior Showboat Bar W Roundup Football- 1 1 Senior Board Dramatics Club- 10 Bowling- 1 0- 1 1 Art-11 Baseball-9 Marilyn Walker Tiny, pretty and sweet, just the girl you'd like to meet. Class Secretary-9 ,Art-11 Dramatics Club- 11 Junior Senior Banquet Bar W Roundup arbara Ann White t'Cheerful by dis- position and friendly by nature. rt- 1 1 - 12 unior Showboat unior Senior Banquet ep Club- 1 2 ife saving- 1 2 owling- 1 2 ar W Roundup Delores Thompson Adams I-lomeworl and housework just don t mix Pep Club-11 Art-11-12 G.A.A.-10-11 Bar W Roundup Betty Vaughn 'May it always be 'Aunt Betts' and 'Uncle Bob Dramatics Club-10-11 Softball-9 Intramural Sports- 9- 10 11 Art- 1 1 - 1 2 Cheerleading- 11 Bar W Roundup G.A.A. Letter- 11 Bowling- 1 1 - 12 Pep Club Junior Senior Banquet Swimming- 12 Norma Vogel MA genius in disguise Chorus-11-12 Beauty Shop Quartette 11 12 Band-9-10-11-12 Highway Heralds-9 'Young Man's Fancy' Water Log Staff-9-11 Wa-To-Hi-Se Staif-9 Junior Showboat Bar W Roundup Susan Weiler 'A still tongue makes a wise head. Junior Showboat Senior Lifesaving-11 Paper Drives P.T.S.A. Bar W Roundup Nelda White AA mixture of brains plus beauty in generous propor tions. Triple Trio-9 G.A.A.- 10-11 Chorus- 1 0- 11 Operetta- 11 Bar W Roundup A capella Choir-12 Recreational Survey- 1 2 Jackqueline Wilder Sweet, simple, and pleasant e in truth. Art Tea-11 Art Club-11 Bar W Roundup Julia Wood Be she is always Junior Showboat Bowling-11- 12 Art- 11 -12 Pep C1ub-10- 11- Debate Club- 10- Bar W Roundup Daniel Young Too much learning could make one go mad. Bar W Roundup 11 xpresses this girl it bright or dreary cheery.' 12 'uv Ag' 'Kr Velma Winslow Every man IS a boo --If you know how to read him Dramatics C1ub-1O- 11 Softball-9 Swimming-11 Chorus-11-12 Bar W Roundup Cheerleading- 1 1- 12 Junior Senior Banquet Bowling Secretary- 11 Bowling-10-11-12 G.A.A. Letter-11 'Lynn Wyckoff Not all great things are built close to the ground Footbal1-10- 11-12 Baseball-9-10-11-12 Bowling- 10- 11-12 Junior Showboat Bar W Roundup Barbara Jo Zoch 'lt isn't what you d but what you get away with Cheerleading- 1 1- 12 Bowling Treasurer-12 'G.A.A. Letter-11 Pep Club-9-10-11-12 Softball-9 Wa- To-Hi-Se Staff- 9- 10 Latin Club-9 Senior Lifesaving- 11- 12 Junior Showboat Last Stop' Mack Clark Hrhenmnkerf' J ' ' Football-11-12 9,1 Track-11-12 'mf STUDENTS ll-9 1, ?1?rTi?JE'aShowboat 1 vv'TH STHRS B:-Six BarWRoundup ., THE lg Names VVILL , -..:v SQHOOL-I .Q , 'N-U5 PLAGQST. BETTY Bram.. SHIRLEY LINKHHVEP- LOFLEN Bnznotex' MELVIN NioNTlE RON BARTELL. 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Q , ,- Q K f-1 ' f 0 T N 't T t g E 'KL jgp i ,f jig Miss Helen Bulla, Senior Class Advisor It was a large peppy group that started off in 1946 to enjoy four exciting years in Waterford Township High Now this class, the largest to have attended Waterford yet, is saying farewell for they are mighty seniors and have come to parting ways. While they were still in school, they worked hard to build up their treasury and by the end of their freshman year they had accumulated S516.44. This was made by paper drives, dances, a box social, and fudge sales. As sophomores the class made over a thousand dollars working on many of the same activities. They ended with a grand total of Sl540.71. By the time they were juniors the class was pretty well on their way towards their final goal and especially a nice senior trip. Their most prominent events during this year were the Showboat and the Junior-Senior Banquet. At the end of the year the treasurer's report was Sl882.43, Then the great day came. They were seniors ! Their year was full of money making activities, including dances. Bar W Roundup, fudge sales, and paper drives. Then in May came the annual prom held in the new high school and to top the whole four years--the senior trip to Portage Point. There were a lot of happy times in those four years, and they will be treasured for life by the seniors of 1951. 9' f 0 8 'cough ' 4 s'aQg,'d,l-6'1 .'. l :E 0 , O '-1 I I -EH 3 N A W ax 1 X oooaoonooqolv' rs' f'H ' -ff IX ' 4 7 f ,Nr-1, o : ' 'I I iff n , vi. X U5 UU2'-fig' X t Jr c I , .. F - s 1 U if T J QQ 0 4' ll lm, ,153 C :l4'Q'38 2. a, ef QT -s QA j .I . , SZ' .05 1- , Pio' ,' 5,5507 iff. . 55' ' o Q0., g,,, ,- . ,. 4 . , . ir! ni! A 50 5- . -j.- , rig. ..q1.- -'XYZ' gt,-:tv 0'IS+ oztvo . V . ,Q , ay 95,0 Q xo' 0 y 5-9 'l , rg f S-f 5 9 sl: if I Q0 I Sty 9,4 'f 3 50's 1.43 L 'ff ' 'ff' 90 QQ bg: 5 2.5 8 3,0 59 -v', 0 rx QS' ,xo Q9 Q s 9' .sS Q gs 0+ , OS s9, 59.6 , s, , 0 sf, 50, ,O LQ? S b9,x '49 Q ,Q ls .ag 56 I f 93' . 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Psnm-1 CS'uu.eLm7 Boa Tuv2NBu u. Vice. ' Qzazdfnf Jonsson Class W HV- - V ... W wm,,f..-rf Q ,F .Q ' V if A., , WN - links:--,rf J . V .,N,:A-e we ,,.mw,,4 -4 -. -v ,.,,E,,,,,,.,.,,,:! In W Row 1: R. Fuller, C. Blackburn, R. Kelly, I. Dearllng, W. Barrett, M. Crivea, S, Beehler, D. Doyle, M. Bethler, B. Fries, J'. Hawkins, L. Hebda, M. Mack, V. Hartman. Row 2: L. Pace, P. Garner, S. Griesbach, E. Dennison, F. Huffman, R. Deaver, D. Mott, T. Cuthrell, M. Scafe, R. Terreault, B. Quine, L. Dennison, C. Richards, D. Carter. Row 3: B. Barnard, D. McCarthy, N. Campbell, J. Lyle, B. Snyder, H. Wiggins, B. Brown, G. Hargraves, G. Wigner, G. Scott, R. Ewald, R. Jones, R. Ellis, C. Johnson. --L -- -....-. f.vwm:wmw--,- ,. , f ' WW .. ' , WW - 1 wr 1 W Gam M ' 1 ' '13, rag-,h ' i7f f333 'f ir lm A 'mEM'ssferf': - B., FERRY r ,. ,Q -,Mm usda! Row 1: M. Madson, I. Williams, B. Reece, B. Dawson, V. Adams, M. Lumby, A. Carroll, R. Coburn, D. Grafmiller, D. Graves, M. Jones, N. Mayo, N. Hamcock, A Strelecki, F. Kline. Row 2: W. Collison, L. Rose, B. Bickford, I. McEvers, B. Pearsall, B. Turnbull, B. Thomason, H. Lumm, B. Jarrard, E. Tillema, D. Harken, M. Morin, D. Wall, M Moore, Mr. Ortiz. Row 3: M. Gilbert, R. Slade, B. Springer, D. Card, T. Lemaster, S. Lanpher, H. Lynch, R. Dutcher, V. Ruffatta, A. Ortwein, S. Larkin, N. Staley, I. Long. Jonson CLASS ' ' ' 4' fswnmumummu dl-1 , - - Q.: . --gg ,Q i H li V '.'::feeQ1 - : - .--. e. . --.1 15:1 , W fi. 15393, .I ,M QM 1' , . VQFISWSV lui ' 'Sff .f -mam amass hwy. MPX ' K f va - f-4355! K . . .1-vi-0? B- 4.-.-,.... -:a.A.yu.f.fxfe. Row 1: I. Newsome, P. Bell, G. Pratt, M. Clark, C. Berquist, D. Lamberton, G. Wirth, F. Riebe., P. Bush, V. Shaver, R. Durnbaugh, C. Cheetham, E. Dobson, L. Purdy. Row 2: Mrs. Isaacson, F. Goyette, J. Cuthrell, D. Rivers, R. Krantz, B. Beattie, B. Ackerman, R. Riggins, M. Keller, J. Hague, N. Wilton, I. Laurence, C. Topham, B. Piechowiak, I. Shelton. Row 3: D. Kushion, B. Brinker, J. Schenck, R. Connole, C. Reed, J. Latimer, B. Schlunt, D. Konkle, A. Carlick, G. Cobeil, D. Senk, M. Rose, G. Fraley, M. Angell. mmfmi 'V ' ' ,WB ' 'V wwf. vm!'P5 !- WW92? 'if .' ff 5 11, ' si if-'amigfin winks N j,5gqw-L 1 . . . . A . . -.V , -,fum-I eff f -Y.-g.awg,,3 , , Ewawv.Wi'5r'r21?F5!U?3'+ - ...VF - ' . , .. ' M' was Ay fi.. XM S593 B ' 1 fm FK? Suv' ' fxszsezfii: K ' faces -. ' 'ff he ' .uf N- swim imma - -' 'fei-.5-1 gsgak 93833 if su - 55.3 i 1125-f . . QL. WS 'QE' Hf ,ya M.. .-53515,-:gy 'lf' f 5, Sunni--QJTBPF i - L' Row 1: I. Johnson, M. Pelton, C. Ba.hm, B. Wood, D. Smithson, B. Hess, A. Whitehorn, I. Ko- boski, S. Snell, I. Volcheck, G. Burling, M. Aylsworf-ll, I- DOFGY, M- Hurst- Row 2: Mr. Garland I. Indoe, B. Lee, M. Millen, B. Dill, Miss Kressler, B. Hicks, E. Plautz, B White, B ,Campbell A Bowser, S. Eggleston, J. Adams, Mr. Doekson. Row 3: B. Connoly..G. Taylor: C.. Wood, J. Ball, B. Hess, B. Dean, D. Dryden,vS. COL P- Schunck- I. Prible, K. Schlucter, D. Hibler, H. Girst, T. Studt, D. Turvey, M. Wilton- w l -mimi .. . . ...M . .,u-.mv-nm-u 'VLLQQ 7?- , ,fwf AAMA M ii! K i Og tvwk' X. ,M 'V' -' AM-X K K ff 1 . , 1 b 4 ,. if A :gli . Q E. , '- rr f '5'Y-fn' 'I 'S QuNlOPx Cuqss Mr. Frank Garland , Junior Class Advisor. I 'EJ , I .. i V ' -?'fQf'2f'nff, 111, I df- f , . l l , 531, ' . F To begin this year the junior class chose Jack Hruska, president, Robert Turnbull, vice-presldentg Marietta Mack, treasurerg and Gail Pratt, secretary. Showboat was the highlight of this year's events. They also put on an assembly. Looking back three years, as freshmen, this class sponsored sev- eral Wednesday nlght dances along with holding an auction sale at the high school. As sophomores the class welcomed in the new freshmen by holding a Freshmen-Sophomore Mixer. During the second semester, they staged a style show in which members of the class modeled current styles in clothes. With just one more year left, everyone wishes the coming seniors a most eventful year. I C o. . CII Via ,fl Mwf W f M Qqixki 41-V H Z www !i Q Cf , XML lf., .Er ' If-uvnwyuttlmvy ' ah-.-1, X -pb Q -fffmi, f kg , J.sj'Ttj'f1,, J f MM 0,15 r . Xggqtt -.NA I L. fJ Mk R' b Q ' yzQXN 35? .97 .N W .N if Wx XJ m f N-5 VJ ' .'v' 31 1 x. J - v ' f QJ 1 'XNA UN , F A AA I ,I ' V' ' 3 U 'n V ,X . X' A A eq fi , x f Af ' . Tx Q N x, , 4, , - . 1 4, 'xd V J . x' vt' . J x wx xp , X , Y Y' 1 X. Q - xx , ., -X -A , 'Q KX 7 1 , F ' r W J VL x.! ' 'x. 5. 5 . X . -t 1, f Q. L 1 'V-z , ' X R -. J Y ' ,,-f ,P ,41- I I f' K I S C 3 'xl . Tw: ! l ' ! we xg ::'l A af 1 if fami- Mgw YQCMQYMX Lons Kusmzsn. Vw 73n,e4u,Zlznf ,I ' f V l - e Q5 Bmzfsnkn KRUGER. MHRLENE HIRNE :sem Seam j' iam: earn-'tw , tum ,W , , ,. Rigiilfgwff if-we mm - -' 1 I-gif., Q. VP., . . E Som-xomom. Cl Ass .1 an W. .W nw 4 B 'fl Q if' Row 1: I. Boaz, B. Vann, B. Gorbutt, K. Peterson, D. Field, C. Anderson, D. Lemaster, E. Pool, P. Sanders, K. Morrow. Row 2: D. Inman, G. Hedlund, E. Loper, A. Sasser, P. Sedroski, G. Pui-kiss, B. Robinson, I. Williams, S. Yates, D. Miller, L. Norton, P. Parmenter. Row 3: B. Lowry, D. Wheeler, B. Liskey, L. Eddy, R. Ostrand, D. Price, B. Hayes, I. Schlunt, N. Frizzle, G. Geliske, J'. Blair, E. Carter. Row 4: J. Lawson, G. Looney, N. Rousseau, B. Elwood, E. Powell, D. Minton, R. Ebey, R. Tho- mas, D, Souslin, R. Warden, J. Upham, C. Bisdee. 1? Row 1: D. Mawhinney, K. Ish, L. Wilcox, B. Jaeober, I. Loachridge, G. Spees, G. Thompson, D. Wheeler, L. Schaeffer, I. Stephens, J. Plitscher. Row 2: B. Riley, L. Wheeler, J. Stevens, M. Slosson, K. Fisher, Y. Stodgel, A. Larson, I. Mc- Leod, J. McCaffrey, G. Schaad, M. Scafe, P. Shook. Row 3: Mrs. Bisdee, S. Lllge, M. Conway, Y. Swenson, K. Reas, B. Lane, J. McLeod, N. Hummel, H. Ledford, B. Willson, R. Ross. Row 4: E. Konzer, B. Bicldord, J. Walter, D. Eldredge, B. Wilder, G. Kolb, A. Latimer, I. Kratt, B. Wiggins, L. Manhart. Som-aomoma Cl. A55 f mm f - i 1-was 1 Row 1: R. Cyrderman, J. Sanderson, R. Ruelle, W. Janks, N. Genez, B. Erickson, I. Smith, G. Willis, J. Mcvety, I. DeCroi.x, D. Taylor. Row 2: I. Wilton, H. Thompson, L. Baer, P. Campbell, B. Liedtke, I. Simon, B. Kruger, S. Brock- man, J. Stockwell, S. Broadworth, I. Hibhard, P. Bordner, S. Bigelow. Row 3: L. Fernandez, A. Brown, Io Milleur, C. Morris, S. Schaad, S. Miller, E. Ebey, C. Lyon, N. Zimmerman, J. Richards, l. Hoolihan, Mr. Sanford. Row 4: G. Geror, B. Dunigan, B. West, D. Pratt, D. Leinenger, L. Faber, I. Sonnenberg, I. Wooi R. Trevino, R. Slack, I. McClellan, I. Sutherland, J. Voorhies, D . Martin. -i'YQv21nuH-'- 1 - v- V 1 wan- - i ' -j.gvv1wswwf:r-l .-use in -3 Q' fx: 1. 2 - L -emi , X R . E . ,. 4' 1' f .. ' , 1 -1 ' ' ...QQ I ' . +I: ' f 953 h A R A ... ' . ....... . .- Row 1: D. Gorman, J. Crothers, G. Rorison, K. Andrews, D. Huff, D. Goyette, J. Garthrey, E. Newsbaum, D. Bell, J. Parker, C. Sanders. Row 2: J. Dean, S. Hagle, M. Marshall, M. Morse, M. Thomas, B. Pearsall, M. Wheeler, J. Parrish, M. Smith, M. Longe, R. Lewis, M Jones, R. Noe. Raw 3: B. Kitzmiller, B. Beamer, J. Bourne, V. Bain, D. Dallmann, I. Merrill, M. Hirneisen, A. Clark, J. Hills, G. Peters, F. Simpson, J'. Giddings. Row 4: A. Lake, R. Hagner, E. Bauer, I. Collins, B. Davey, F. Bulman, J. Keel, J. Bartell, F. Mack, S. Hicks, V. Gidley. .Y V.. ,- .P -We up--Q -- ..-. Mr, -j'.,r rir--- . ' fi ' 'i . , Wyman. -211 W I 'i A mi' 'Y H NEP' 'f ' 'lc-arm g.ggimsf1w.-,f,1.um.a.:v:e1' sv- , N , l email ' .,.,S,, ' ' D Q-Q .. x iggg-sf,f.1avnxw-aa :swam .sea 1 -- . ' ' i .ML .. f:-fm.-'ryan V-.' ' wrt? HCS' - ' .mczuzb ' Soeeaomoaf. CJ. A55 R. Burns, N. Hillman, G. Mastick, B. McCallum, L. Olsabeck, M. Monroe, J. Radinbaugh, Zang, J'. Callahan, R. Councilor, R. Kopicko. C. Rose, M. Pipe, C. Coleman, M. Holcomb, J. Campbell, L. Reber, M. Boss, F. Schenck, B. Brill, V. Ballard, V. Scafe, J. Sammons, B. Frost, L. Cleveland. Cryderman, G. Chaffln, S. Richardson, M. Anderson, D. Helman, J. Abney, J. Ladd, C. Richardson, C. Aubuchon, I. Stark, G. Reese, L. Swenson, T. Holland, L. Easton, H. Carter. Row 1: S. Row 2: Row 3: M. Row 4: F. Hutchins, I. Bigelow, P. Allen, C. Maxwell, D. White, D. Kidd, D. Little, B. Davis. C. Rieck, R. Hubble, B. Minton, D. Miller, W. Pickering. REQ' Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: 3Z'L'5E5'f W t W WA V v F-. ....... A 4 Z, 4 . HE V . . , p E551 xii . h,,.., . Sq, J. Fear, D. Baumgartner, J. Dawson, B. Voorheis, D. Hosney, D. Bowen, D. Harg1'HV9S. J. Roddewig, M. Hawes. D. Guest, N. Ainsley, L. Kuenzer, B. Lindahl, M. Morse, S. Charboneau, I. Buerley, D. Allen, M. Darr, S. Danard, C. Swensen, G. Smith. K. McCarty, D. Manning, I. Matson, D. Blach, S. Glacpie, S. Harrison, I. Goifnett. K.. Heathman, M. Gollach, B. Schram, B. King, D. TerBush, P. Mcl-iellips, N. Hoyinen. D. Lanpher, J. Loachridge, H. Kaphengst, B. Aitchison, I. Phipps, E. Jeffreys, R. Hargraves, B. Fuller. J. Crowe, B. Arnold, L. Grover, Mr. Hinckley. Heading the sophomore government is president, Delbert Wheeler, with cabinet members Marlene Hirneisen, as treas- urerg Lois Kuenzer, as vice-presidentg and Barbara Kruger, in the secretarial position. Highlighting the year '51 was the Sophomore Style show with the clothing being modeled by class members. Cooperation com- bined with the guidance of class advisors and chairman Miss Ann Blair gave the style show plus the annual Freshman-Sophomore Mixer along with various other student affairs the zing that is necessary for success. With this to back them up, the class of 1953 should take with them courage and determination to weath- er future school adventure in the following two years. I 1-' M , ...Q 4 ' Q, . Q . ' va. ' . I , 0- ' 'J OpJ w'5Ff?,f K ,SEA .I .yr X 'f.- ,ff -I m N-L.. 'Hu R I V ,...-5 !kX - :,y x Q , 7 fx, Leounno OE-aan Q-5au.aI1au7 ' ESHFUHH RS if . 9 dnmes ,Leann- ?fa4zdazL Gnu. Laude G'A,aa.4.uA,eA! , ,, nf . ., ,Lg M . N Vg. . .A J .N ' w , ., 4 Bowne Mu-ru-egu. 'ylcg-73,g,g4lcl0Lf 5 's, 0' x ' S e x H S i K 157 i l toast-am.0.w C1955 ,...A:.. E,-Q , 'Q :Terri . ,gl Row 1: R. Holland, B. Horton, O. Owens, B. Wood, T. Healy, J. Mitchell, H. Powell, P. Toth, R. Combs, H. Ashley Row 2: A. Bradley, G. Hall, W. Kee, J. Plante, J. Holda, C. Welch, S. Walton, P. Lohfi, M. A. Michie, M. Frizzle, E. Ernst, G. Locke. Row 3: M. Shell, V. Baldwin, B. Monk, J'. Perkio, C. Davison, J. Keppel, B. Gates, B. Manning, V. Hickson, M, Bryant, S. Andrews, S. Trembly, B. Haas. Q Row 4: R. Austin, J. Parker, I. Saunders, R. Cordray, J. Seaton, L. FitzGerald, D. Leach, A. Joyce, A. Fitzpatrick, B. Gard, H. Pankner, J. Marshall, D. Goodwin. N 1 5. 5-9 A C -f A 'x A fx K, ,Q i hi . . l N Row 1: G. Reynolds, R. Sears, P. Badger, R. Powell, B. Lane, D. Clark, D. Haffner, R. Cullens, B. Moran, J. Hubbell, J. Armstrong. Row 2: B. Goffnett, S. Frack, E. West, G. Riley, B. Bigelow, G. Andrich, S. Cronkright, V. G-zlow, E. Zettel, M. Dwire, B. Daud. t Row 3: Mrs. Dawson, J. Clements, S. I-letchler, O. Hillman, N. Hurley, I. Edens, S, J. ' Mawhinney, J. Ligon, G. Braun, D. Bennett, J. Ball, P. Hodges. Row 4: R. Lange, L. Meyers, I. Hasseth, R. Weber, J. Bugg, B. Narrin, J. Cleland, M. Kimmer, ' B. Bannon, M. Shockey, D. Smith, J. Wickstrom. Llinasumaw Crass ' 1 . 15, .. .- 5.--wi'?2g,,15g21:3'ff,gf , -L .. , ,- , , .. ' ,af 4' V . ' 1. fj-,,f j :- -M 2 5 '1 Row 1: J. Elliott, W. Mitchell, R. Oescbger, J. O'Brien, B. Joss, B. Saunders, I. Swanson, D. Sweet, D. Remley, L. Richard, B. Barnard. Row 2: S. Brown, S. Lyon, M. Van Deusen, E. Wilson, J. A. Robertoy, I. Brown. N. Vallad, B. Hall, C. Schmidt, M. Sawdon, R. Anthony, M. Jar:-ard, I. Stewart. Mrs. Vackaro, B. Holie, P. Wagonjack, B. Lynd, J. Shunck. S. Helwig, K. Crothers, S. Coopes, M. L. Oakley, C. L. Munrow. B. Durnbaugh, R. Hendry, B. Wolfe, Row 3: Row 4: ner, E. Ziegler, S. Kwlatkowski, G. Schooley, M. Patterson. L. Goderis, J. Ferris, I.White, R.Rice, T. Purkiss, R. Campbell, D. Eaton, I... R. Wig- , Q, Row 1: C. Peck, G. Brown, L. Smith, P. Verhey, G. Parker, T. Grant, D. Morley, T. Odell, S. Ryeson, T. Walton. Row 2: E. West, J. Marshall, G. Horton, M. A. Schaar, O. Whltehorn, D. M. Wolfe, F. Smith, M. Sutton, Y. B. Rice, P. Elkins, B. Reed, S. Almas, D. J. Kelly. Row 3: Mr. Pety, P. Owens, N. Stone, G. Small, N. Ousnamer, L. Benton, S. Powell, L. Tipolt, I. Lutldns, P. Parker, H. Rivard, F. Davis, Mr. Cook. Row 4: B. Newman, E. Cooper, M. McArthur, M. Hewes, J. Guinnip, B. Mitchell, J. France, M. Probert, D. Adams, D. Ethridge, R. Terreault, R. Barrow. X ' . xl .. .lg Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: 1.x ZFRZSHMAN Cl ass ii J. Grucz, L. Oesch, S. Smith, N. Dell, B. Hurst, B. McEvers, C. Kreher, D. Jones. C. Hicks, B. Milka, B. Proper, D. Ziegler, R. Merrill, F. West, .T. Andrews, G. Haynes, I. Wood, B. Taylor, D. Welch, C. Plautz. D. Pierce, R. I-lowitt, S. Mayo, Y. Maguffey, S. Wiechret, D. Trevino, J. Wygant, P. Hebda, J. Pammenter, B.Dawson, Mr, Grambauo K. Keating, H. Lelnenger, F. McCall, A. Mltche11,.C. Simpson, B. Kelley, L. Behrends, D. Adams, M. Farnsworth, G. Schultz, T. Scafe. Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Q7 D. Traxler, T. Moore, R. Hlrpelsen, P. O'Nelll, R. Gouch, D. Cook, B. Fell, J. Lesar, D. Crawford, R. Montie, R. Rowlend. K. Hook, B. Scott, M. J. Sloan, B. J. Simmons, E. Plante, P. Fawcett, J. Frlzzle, R. Mendez, J. Parcells, M. Girst, E. Bradley M. Crivea, M. L. Lackie. S. Bahm, N. Farmiloe, J. McGinty, G. Bendall, W. Fogal, R. Armstrong, B. Driscoll, B. Nuremberg, S. Cline, M. A. Briggs, S. Dunkel. L. Wilson, G. Grinter, E. Tomlinson, B. Beedle, W. Perry, J. Attard, B. Craig, D. Bell T. Vaugh, R. Correll, T. Sca.fe. -AVTE7? OG 6.197612 F060 TOQNUQSHID HIGH SCHOOL, DONATED BY 1 g 5 JACK BENDER III AUGUST 2004 ft? Feesc-mm-m The freshman officers are as follows: president, James hesar vice-president., Fannie Mitchell Secret?-l'Y Leanlrd Gesch treasurer, Gail Locke Activities for the freshman class this year have been varied. Novemher 18 and February 17 were the dates that the freshmen had their paper drives. A fudge sale was also given at the first of the year. The principal Freshman Day was on November 27. -, ! ms . ,1,, . 1 M -fb . ' 1555 I i W H Jas ,..,.. K .mr WE: l v .. ' f' .1 a Mr. Grambau, Freshman Class Advisor Z' X.. M LE QQ: 5 Nr x X V3 4' 1 fs X , . A , :l , ,,gAf1' ' i ,J S sv :Q lib 3 Q w X33 x , 1 X K y f x rf, ' Qi af '35 ES, ' .9- ,kf tb,- 4' f S- 1 1, , . 1' ,E , 165 'I--f f w ,Q -,-, L ffii 'f '-9 4:2 .,v,f-v..N X .3-.4-5-'ffbff J' :Li s x ,ai iifi x .ff :Q L-X: rww YP . ,,,,,, V 1 , 1 , Q Q x 3' . ..x X. va! IS ' ' 6+ we v 1 . 4 22 'Si is N ' 2? t sig N j W- ,Q 3 Y sys , E E5 a X Q :ps vi g yi SRV Q V i ' N' ,iw , I fm ,...,..,,W - K f 1 g 5 ,Q ,, at 1 --. ,,,.,,,.,,M ',,M,,, - ,M ,,,., A.:-.wvv t vb A, 5 Q 1 -V' ,,-,f z. . i Y Q. - , .. V hw. ,,.,4f-,x..f,fw M' .. .. f ......- ,!,,,,m.A, .,. .,...nuf X-ww' ,,, .Q .1-wx-.-W AXXKK 94' 2 k - Q , , I 3 sygfi' . W , . . 1 , ' N g.?ii- ' 'L f' ,1- f- ,3-.gk . - . vf Q s V Y ' 5? I A . X 3 . V K . We 5 ' P4 if 2- in 1 g 5 .fv 5 . I' N V, x V, ' s 1 1 r, ' v v x 5 ' 1 . .ig v 1 U ,O yukw. '-.4 fo, Q ' I. 'ibg 1 I . , TN., x Q ff fy K' I Xa Q V 3 'w C .xy I AQ Q3 wx , ,Q 'J ,X irb .' E' -,iff .L , F.. ., jf ' :SK 29 - -AN C'-1 M ,. ,g.::.r,, , N, K 2 Mk, I' w f 7' 2 , ' 1 C TUDZNJ, OUN Row 1: Lee Brown, Bonnie Mitchell, Marshall Rose, Mr. Weaver, Francine Brown, Mary Beattie. Row 2: Stan Larkin, Tom Studt, Clare Johnson, Bill Schlunt, Glen Reynolds, Pat Parker, Sharon M Row 1: Bruce Craig, Roxanne Anthony. Row 2: Bill Wood, Ron Holland. 1 I ow 1: Burnnie Wielder, Lois Kuenzer, Jay Upham, Marlene Hirneisen, Joan Lawson. Row 2: Nancy immerman, Jeanne Stark, Barbara Krugar, Doris Blouch. People of the debate team this year were as follows Affirmative Ruby Fralin Janet Matson Negative Evonne Ebey Marietta Mack Alternate Jean Schlunt , 'x X A if NO Waterford's debate team was under the direction of Miss Looman for the year 1950 1951 The schedule was , as follows: October Here Auburn Heights High Affirmative W.T.H.S. won Negative Auburn Heights won November there Hazel Park Hazel Park won both December there Birmingham Birmingham won both January here Lake Orion Affirmative Lake Orion won Negative W.T.H.S. won -:Iv ROW 11 J- AGQTQS. -T. Pribble, D. Kevern, C. Grace, R. Kevern, B. Richardson. ROW 2: R. Fralin. O. Harris, D. Carter, D. Dryden, S. Larkin, M. Shell. YD us... ..... - -J Row 1: O Harris A. Strelecki M. Mullen, L. Rose, C. Grace, J. Adams, B. Wood. Row 2: D. Kevern, B. Beattie, R. Kevern, D. Carier, W. Barrett, S. Larkin, V. Adams. Row 3: G. Cobeil, B. Pearsons, C. Wood, D. Dryden, J. Prible, B. Richardson, Miss Looman. Row 4: M. Mack, D. Wall, J. Dorey, M. Morin, A. Reynolds, M. Shell, R. Fralin. Zjlldfmai Row 1: B. Laine, B. Schram, P. McKel1ips, Y. Mitchell, B. Kruger, D. TerBush, C. Bump, L. Kurnzer. Row 2: F. Shenck, P. Parmenter, M. Boss, M. Hirneisen, B. Brill, Miss Looman. Row 3: E. Loper, S. Harrison, J. Warner, N- R0l1SSeau,K. Collins, M. Conway, J. McCaffery, L. Reger. Row 4: B. Liedtke, D. Price, B. King, J. Matson, Y. Stodgel, S. Brockmen, F. Mack. Row 1: D. Allen, S. I-licks, G. Geleiske, C. Aubuchon, L. Norton, Viola Bain, S. Hagle. Row 2: Y. Ehey, L. Easton, D. Blouch, M. Marshall, J. Schlunt, S. Glaspie, B. Lindah. Row 3: G. Mastic, S. Zang, C. Rlecky J- Fear G. Spees, L. Grover, E. Poole, J. Fear. -'Tie:r'1s -Y. ,wif Q..-4 'Xi Row 1: D. Taig, O. Harris, P. Scale, M. Hepler, S. Eggleston, M. Pelton, F. Reaves. Row 2: B. Clark, L. Thomas, B. White, B. Miller, E. Tillerna, A. Stenger, J. Joss, Mrs. Isaacson. Row 31- Miss Carey M Mullen B. Fries, T. Lewis, D. Lamberton, V. Winslow, L. I-Iebda, M. Colburn. Row 4: R. Durnaugh, D. wl.11,'N. 1 Farnham, M. Lumby, J. Peck, L. Ealy, P. Craig, G. Fraley. 'Cb vp. -0 H Row 1: B. Schlussel, V. Shaw, P. Berry, M. Mack, V. Hartman, N. Staley, M. Walker. Row 2: S. Taylor, K. Shields, J. Newsome, P. Bell, J. Paine, M. Schenck, A. Reynolds, S. Weiler. Row 3: J. Wood, B. Vaughn, J. Adams, B. Zoch, E. Plautz, S. Beehler, J. Baldwin, A. Reed. Row 4: N. Upham, E. Mendez, J. Slygh, M. Shell, B. Bugg, T. Marshall, B. Morey. 1 99, GGY Row 1: T. Studt, R. Connole, B. Quine, D. Kevern, B. Beattie, R. Kevern. Row 2: B. Pearsons, C. Wood, J. Jeffreys C. Johnson, W. Barrett, P. Shunck. Row 3: D. Bruestle, D. Dryden, G. Wigner, B. Schlunt, E. Konzer. 5SEfT1SL.Y QfT1f'fX1TTEZ Z , 45 fb The Assembly Committee, which was newly formed this year and under the direction of Miss Lindsay, Mr. Sanford, and Mr. Griffin, put on or sponsored all the Assemblies after we were in the new school, for the year 1950. Francine Brown, Miss Lindsay, Mr. Sanford, Don Helman, Mr. Griffin, Sally Brockman, Janet Johnson, Jim Lyle, Barbara Bouch. 5 .I igx in f Q5 , gl D in 'BW 4 ' , I w J Row 1: D. Smithson, B. Lee, S. Snell, B. Campbell, A. Strelecki, J. Koboski, N. White, K. Shields, J. Dorey. Row 2: P. Head, M. Mullins, B. Fries, M. Mattison, J. Paine, N. Brown, T. Lewis, V. Winslow, ' M. L. Rivard, N. Farnham, B. Dill, Mr. Griffin. Row 3: J. Amos, N. Crothers, B. Miller, S. Eggleston, ' D. Lamberton, P. Scafe, L. Rose, M. L. Pelton. Row 4: M. E. Crivea, B, Bugg, N. Vogel, N. Upton, J. Slygh, P. Berry, B. White, V. Shaver, J. Fall-mer, R. Dunbaugh. J Ii Q0 .O . e '11 ' .111 Row 1: D. Allen, Y. Stodgel, M. L. Mattison, l. Goffnet, R. Lewis, L. Swenson, R. Noe. Row 2: D. Miller, M. Morse, H. Ledford, M. Slawson, B. Pearsall, J. Warner, Mr. Griffin. Row 3: J. McCaffer3f, N. Rousseau, M. Gollach, K. Collins, E. Swenson, Ty Holland. Row 4: J. Hibbard Y. Mitchell B. Swain, S. Danard, S. Brockman, J. Parrish. -O' 5-fs Row 1: P. Lampkin, R. Connole, R. Kevern, D. Kevern, B. Beattie, L. Wyckoff, S. Lanpher, A. Garlick. Row 2: K. Leslie, B. Pearsons, R. Jones, B. Thomason, B. Brown, J. Strelecki, M. Rose, B. Turnbull, B. Pearsall, Mr. Griffin. Row 3: M. Montie, J. LaFay, E. Konzer, J. Secan, D. Campbell, J. Hargraves, C. Cordray, B. Anderson, B. Hess. --.ff 'R8gs,gl l Hknxgna 'll 'Elk .1.F.1,'n y :n nr. 3 ann '4- .Q-5 10 ...uv X X K g- . '-Q., ., x Row 1: J. Dean, E. Newsbaum, B. Ewald, J. Boaz. Row 2: R. Warden, D. Helman, C. Maxwell, C. Anderson. 13 M2 Ex? 'E-Tl? Yww, , fa-:T--...fl-.4 nv , ,..:,7 .- 111 Let's look back four years ago when we were just en- tering high school. Seems just like yesterday, doesn't it? Well, a lot of good things and good times have happened since then. Everyone really worked hard to see the day when the new building would be finished. That day finally arrived this year and every single student and member of this community is mighty proud. We are grateful to the many people who made that dream come true. One of the people who did a lot to accomplish this feat is our Super- intendent of Schools, Mr. William Shunck. So, the seniors of 1951 dedicate this book to Mr. Wil- liam Shunck, who made it possible for us to graduate from a fully accredited Waterford Township High School, a school which any student would be proud to attend. FW if if , ia ? ,- up 'f' L 5 , ' NTT fig- L.ul.'a fl K . l - t a - EEEHEE ' If . -' ,Q .1 n ' U, V L--in I I ' 1 5' 4,4-45 -f ' 'S if fm ' 9,2 , -Y! L--lf' 5. . ,Z , .,...,a. . E... . . . -Q,,- , .. . . midi! ,QS QIWIRQVKS WMPGTLKJXQFJ ATERPORDS EST MR.. SHUNCK J wume 1:3 E' '-er Row 1: L. Cleveland, B. Lindahl, Y. Mitchell, A. Wright, E. Carter, D. Allen, J. Lawson. Row 2: D. Price, J. Schlunt, M. Gollak, B. Liskey, S. Yates, R. Ross, D. Miller. Row 3: F. Simpson, N. Zimmerman, J. Williamson, W. Pickering, C. Bump, Y. Stodgel, S. Broadworth, Mr. Hinkley. Row 4: L. Swenson, S. Harrison, J. McCraffery, N. Rousseau, Y. Swenson, L. Kuenzer, P. Shook. if N-9 Row 1: E. Polle, J. Upham, J. Loachridge, J. Gaultney, J. Callahan, J. Stevens. Row 2: J. Kratt, D. Hargraves G. Kolb, B. Wilder, K. Peterson, H. Kopenksi. Row 3: D. Wheeler, D. Helman, C. Maxwell, F. Bulman, G. A Hinkl . Row 4: E. Newsbaum, G. Rorison, W. Janks, A. Latlmer, P. Allen, J. I-ear. Powell, R. Cryderman, . ey WUNG fa ROW 1: J. Johnson, M. Moore. D. Wall, V. Winslow, B. Vaughn, P. Berry, B. Zoch, J. Baldwin. ROW 2: L. Pace, V. Shaver, G. Pratt, J. Lawrence, L. Hebda, D. Lanberton, EI. Mendez, L. Shell, J. Falkner, P. Boyer. Row l: D. Senk, B. Carter, T. Cuthrell, B. Beattie, D. Hibler, R. Krantz, A. Garlick, M. Scafe. Row 2: T. Reynolds, B. Powers, J. Jeffery, G. Scott, D. Bruestle, J. Lyle, C. Johnson, A. Ortwein. Row 3: R. Jones, D. Radtke, E. Konzer, G. Hetherington, J, Frizzle, L. Wyckoff, J. Hargraves, J. Hruska, B. Schlunt, D. Dryden, J. King. Row 4: F. Long, T. McKinstry, F. Rose, B. Fuller, M. Rose, J. Logic, H. Higgins, B. Kelly, L. Finkle, B. Pearsons, P. Lampkin. -. -............ . ...,--...-nfwfivun-ruufn-:nm r-lYllrK:.1L2s! ?f yr... 9- I O-H!-SE IGF? ' '1 i The main event of the Wa-To-Hi-Se Staff was getting out a paper every other week. Besides this the staff sponsored a dance and a fudge sale to increase their funds. Under the supervision of Miss Day the staff took a trip through the Detroit News to increase their knowledge of how to turn out a metropolitan daily. The class also studied the most prominent papers of the country. Members of the staff are left to right: Row 1: J. King, T. McKinstry, D. Parmenter, N. Upham, B. Schlussel, L. Ealy, A. Stenger, M. Hepler, M. Lumby. Row 2: S. Hutchins, C. Taylor, M. Beattie, S. Jones, P. Berry, B. Lesar B. Morey. Row 3: R. Deaver, R. Mott, D. Lamberton, B. Quine, L. Dennison, J. Hruska, R. Senk, D. Harken, D. Zimmerman, Miss Day. L we m -msg., A: if dmv-.. f A 3e','jggv5CIfgi-'M ' vlan gi 6.9111 W5 V T- V is Y xx ka .mv l N V mv wt , f 'g , 'X'w. V I Y N, ,. f A 4 . X M' A K ... ' W ml' I Xl' . 4' Q 3 N l K x f J . M ' f' ., 'A by -fi, 1 J.: . ,.. rv-At Y. f.l?R2?Slf:1 . 'f--.Z 'AV LY at-Sz? :JI i ' BTEC! OG T666 l L I 3 Members of the Water Log staff arelpresenting to you the results of their labors during the past school year. We have endeavored to bring you a book that will remain close to you the rest of your life. Members of the staff are left to right: Row 1: D. Mott, L. Dennison, B. Quine, B. Lesar, P. Berry, F. Reaves, M. Lumby, C. Taylor, Row 2: Miss Day, D. Harken, D. Senk, J. Hruska, D. Zimmerman, P. Loachridge. rl If Vvmes .., 69 6 ,eff Q 1 3? S G - - u '-- . ' ' J ' 6? C, O .4 - Q 4-l 5-f fi? 11? +L-f 10 E Icfqesd A 0, A -0 JE 5 Y E . . 5 5 as CLUB ,Y 1 Row 1: J. Baldwin, P. Berry, B. Vaughn, B. Zoch, V. Winslow, J. Slygh. Row 2: Miss Kressler, K. Graves, E. Plautz, B. White, M. Shell, E. Mendez. Row 3: L. Thomas, S. Beehler, A. Bowser, T. Lewis, G. Burling, P. Craig. Row 4: B. Clark, D. Wall, M. Mack, J. Peck, L. Ealy. f Row 1: D. Cleveland, J. McLeod, J. Simpson, S. Danard, J. McLeod, M. Darr, J. Hartman. Row 2: S. Charboneau, A- Clark, S- B1 0Ck-man, D. Miller, N. Zimmerman, S. Broadworth, M. Cryderman. Row 3: C. Sorenson, M. Andrew, D. Blouch, C. Aubuchon, M. Boss C. Bump, G. Smith. Row 4: Y. Stodgel, S. Harrison, I. Wright, E. Loper, M.Morris, H. Ledford, R. Lewis. ii Row 1: B. Brill, F. Schenck, P. Parmenter, T. Hoiiand, M. Hiernisen, J. stark. Row 2: B. Campbell, M, Pipe, N. Rousseau, K. Collins M. Lange, D. Price, E. Larson. Row 3: L. Kuenzer, N. Ainsley, M. Holcomb, D, Guest, J. Merrill, S. Bigelow, S. Richardson. Row 4: W. Pickering, D. Miller, S. Schaade, J. Warner, S. Yates, R. Ross, J. Williams. Zi s F P' . .f-7 f- ...+V ffl gi 525 X. E- , 557 s Q 1 5. V-4 . sy x . 'Sh-, 'Q- 4 E M' if K9 f H.: Q, L .V A, 2-539 ' lax df' Q 7 , V -.. .- L -' -ttf 3. ' f- 1 lf i f - , 'Q' 'f-0,0 Varsity Football Squad For 1950 Top row lift to right are: S. Savas, R. Radtke, D. Parmenter, D. Senk, .T. Ball, J. Secan, E. Konzer, J. Lafay, J. Frizzle. Second row: G. Wigner, J. Cuthrell, T. Lemaster, J. Hargraves, S. Ortiz fcoachl, D. Dryden, S. Lanpher, F. Reynolds, G. Hetherington, R. Jones. Vaughn, T. Cuthrell, B. Anderson, D. Card. I Front row: W. Ackerman, C. Wood, J. Hruska, L. Wyckoff, S. Larkin, B. Thomason, A. Ruelle, W. Hfaerennl Y I V , I, .. ,A f ' ji. Riffs- 'TW ,V, ru, 'Xt A ' rf w 'ii1....,,, ,,,, M sg: .2-if AK , , Fx . ' .. J 1 V A V5 - - --X I +L :if , '- 'z I X xy X - frm! X Sui s ' H ' 1 4 - F, - ' 5 -' f 5 ' ffl 1 'gift bw. Quarterback, Sam Savas Captain, Dean Parmenter Coach, Sam Ortiz Waterford Waterford Waterford Waterford Waterford Waterford Waterford Varsity Scores For 1950 39 0 Bloomfield 3 2 6 Clarkston 3 2 6 Madison 0 '7 Fitzgerald 20 2 1 Roseville 6 20 Brimingham 6 7 Keego Harbor rw 9 Wfim .i f .'-, .- ' - t.,?2HW'U'-- Ulwl. r - ' 'Wi' -'ra--. '- vi P' , . f . - -1 . -4- . vg ,, --- ,I Ai 42: ' . '- -1- ,A ., -'- N ' Three wins against four losses doesn'tx sound like a good football record, but how the team took its losses is another story. When rival coaches will come over and congratulate the coach of his opponents for the sportsmanship displayed by his team, the school can be well proud of her gridiron boys, and Waterford is proud of them. Waterford started the season out in style as they blanked Bloomfield 39-0. Next their arch rivals, Clarkston, met the Skippers on the brand new Waterford field and were out- scored 32-6. Was also the score of the Madison game as the Skippers took their third game. The undefeated Skippers then locked horns with an undefeated Fitzgerald and came off second best, 7-0, although they out-gained the Fitzgerald eleven in downs and yardage. Going ahead in the last 40 seconds and then losing by one point in the last 15 was a heart- breaking experience that the Skippers suffered at the hands of Roseville. Birmingham handed a 20-6 loss to the Skippers as quarterback Sam Savas tried to find out who he was for three quarters. As a final heartbreaker the Keego Harbor Presidents edged out a one point margin to defeat the Skippers 7-6. 1115111495 side-lined most of the varsity at one time or another as injured ribs, wrenched knees, sprained elbows and ankles, and mild concussions took their toll of players. Rare was the game when the complete first string finished. The Skippers' offensive was good considering,the fact that a different man played a different position in nearly every game. Passing was quite strong as Konzer and Savas pitched to Parmenter and Wyckoff for first downs. Needing a yard or two, it would be Thomason through center or a quick sneak around end by Radtke. The pass defense was not the best, but the line was good and stopped many teams from scoring on the two-yard line. Varsity letter- . ... ...mi , winners are: Ga ry- Hetherington Bill Ackerman Stan Larkin Jerry Ball Dean Parmenter Bud Thomason Art Ruelle Don Card Dick Radtke .T im Hruska Lynn Wyckoff Sam Savas Bruce Anderson J ack Frizzle Ed Konzer ,as f.. .. .--V-4. ., , ,,. .:- .it , , V. XVQA, I J N A, If 7 Kwik' M. 2 53' , W' sf?4,, ! iv A i 'Eg Y' 'ff ' . ...U ' 4 - 1 7 , 1 ' M V ' '5rT- A, I ' N V l.-V-ca n -ff' , 2' f, i 1 V -- ---. j 'W I, 1 gi i M ' 4 ,sf J .4 3 ,H P' . . S9 n 4 0 f -f M 4 4 4, w ,J z Q fr Hq Maw-i ,kim gg, Q , +L -W- e . V gi, V. f V g 1- V .lzbgsgvziif , vi. I I i,.l , vi .A jf. , ,Q ' QV.li'3.g' , f-if-'g '- M l5Si4gff.f5 S, -Lae l , JI? ' ,-Pi.-. .1-Q Q--' , , 's?4fQ'9Q4-x1i 7 '-3, - - . .?-'ixgj 3 5,335 Varsity Roster Q ,gif , Qi-if f' Left fo Righfi :I ,, 3, , . Q, gn A A gy- F V' L-.Qi , - wr?--is ,..,L-Vxbfx. .., R-,ii - -5:3 3.1:-1-. f- -1.-qi! if V. - 'V .V Dean Parmenter Q X wg, J. .. Asif.. ,. I HSL ' - ' V K 3' 'Q 3, f 3.5 ,A,,V,.,. ,sis .vb - ' ,ff ,N , ..., -,,.lN.- -': if ., H .V 1' Bud Thomason H0 . algfil N +.,, , fy fb .av VJ ff is it if Dave Senk V. , ,V , , ' ' B V H I ' ,.,. vi ,xl .5 I V , Q - ' 'Auf ' J' K 2 , I. E- i - I Aw 'AVP ?3.I'SlE3.1:.hRO1Te S .K . . , 'H' A w,..-P 'is h' .1 I, , e 1.4, Om U re as ...V ff . 4 .gi 1- - - 'N I ' 1 f V lb. -. ' - if Bill Tomlinson '. , Y ' ,f -. V' - V V 3 F5-1 .- av -'W 'Q ,V .3 I 1 ' I . - L g -V Bob Studt ,533 .5 i , . N . , Q, 'S .f me-. .,,. ffm ' Va . Sam Savas .L- , - , 5 1-' , e -A .5 ' - - - V - -wl A . I , QQ ' A' rf.: 'Q V--ea. Lynn Wyckoff ' N , , ., -,..,., I .K hQ,g,,T,,, ' 1, . . , . QVi.f.I..4. it -3 ' 1 ... Mlssmg a-re' - mf., , 51'-if 'a1,,-5.-Lai -1 ,mf . -vf.t,V1e ff..f :rg21- 'ff1V?:Y2f'3if7'ii- E-,ta....t12VVis1ffl 55,3 Leo Larkin V-' .,,. . 5 -.,,,QQw,V- ., :, ,ei sf-iss-'N:,ig1v:-aff-,gsgg,,.f, .T ack Frizzle 21.45.1121-1--Q' ' 'V Wie, V-1 T-U' 5 -Z .s iaf 5'!!?.aQg+rNff.,if:-v-L its ' 'V+ ,-V, 3 The-.V-V.r f'-5 . valjjm-gg. 3,21 , ?'f3aZi::,,V. jj ,4i.,.,g.1Sf.,555,, Dlck Radtke f .rw ,, .... avi' ,,., 4 Q. 'f .'+,'41- 1'fV?f1'q2i .L i 'vi W1-. .,-5' F A sf. N V N:-sw, :,.:V-, M' '-S' A -V A N . Jr' female, Norman Davis The Varsity Skippers won eight out of eleven games for a winning percentage of .'727. 1 The team scored 46 times while only 25 rims were marked against them. In each of their three losses, Waterford lost by two runs. Cranbrook won 5-3, Keego Harbor won by a score of 6-4. The Skippers were held scoreless by Rochester 2-0, for the only time. It didn't come as a surprise though, they were held hitless also. Backstop Leo Larkin captained the team and did an exceptional job of it using brain power when arm power failed. On the mound were Lynn Wyckoff, Jack Frizzle, and Bill Tomlinson. A11 three of these pitchers did very Well on the mound as the scores show Although Skipper power at the plate was poor, their fielding' wasn' t. Very few balls got misplaced by the gardeners. Strangely enough the varsity Skippers had all sophomore out- field in Rose, Senk, Thomason, and Cuthrell. Third and first were held by juniors, Savas and Parmenter, while second and short were held by seniors, Studt and Stamp. Baseball letter-winners were few, ten in number. Varsity baseball letter winners are Lynn Wyckoff, J ack Frizzle, Leo Larkin, Dean Parmenter, Max Stamp, Bob Studt, Sam Savas, Bud Thomason, Bill Tomlinson, and Marshall Rose. qk 5 v NK E eff' AAQ .L M . Baseball Record 1950 . A, tt. 1 NDP' f W, 3 2 ,Q Waterford 3 Waterford 6 N ' '. W-. .W Waterford 0 23i,Qf' Q' ' . '- Waterford 5 v ng,-n Waterford 8 A - I -1 V -5- Waterford 11 Waterford 1 fi XS'-V - . Waterford 3 Waterford 3 Waterford 4 ,. X. s.df'l'3.a? - ' ' -'giftgk If - - . a 2. Waterford 4 2 Keego Harbor Bently Clarkston Rochester Ortonville Rochester Oxford Clarkston Birmingham Cranbrook Keego Harbor X , .V M Va. . .. Q is ,fkj-1. ,QQSQSW N :,'.g',j', 5? ,Q .,, if-5 W 1 .. 1 i -Q .wig tix- Q :L .g g as 5. X , ,, wmv Qi x Q way' QUE' 'N w wg. Q ,hifi W Nix N' . -Pius - , Sr--. -. fs. X . .. Vs,,.,f..k f 1' --A - ' -- .'fv:.i.'1' iw: , - sw ii H 'Q . Q: 1 ,V:.::,l. Qm v - - :.,Jx5,?.5,, .xl A,,::,,..,5,iL.LiA yi. 2. A, Eff:-1i'.2 tg-'Q 'JH za... ,555 . - t. A -'.V--an 11, v.. Visas 1 .D fw- Mitzi Boss Barbara Zoch Velma Winslow Marilyn Moore Jeanie Stark Phyllis Berry Jackie Baldwin Joan Slygh t GIHEEIRILE mmm The hardest workers at a football game are not the players, but the cheerleaders. Come snow, cold, or rain these pretty lassies of Waterford urge their boys to win with that unbreakable spirit that dis- tinguishesfthem as cheerleaders. The youngest cheerleader at Waterford made her debut at a few of the games, little Ginny Fry, complete with uniform rf, and Yea team. , ,Q A ., ... -W Y-W ,....., Y- -fue-'I - , .51 Y sl ,, - :mfg ....?2:'.Ll if-,, ef- vi ,' ,g-T95 ..--FY T- -.'.,..' a,:.,--E , f-ez ,..-J-- Q..-11-, --gf--lf ' H -A V A ,, , nf.: ' 1 --' --'H ' ' ' ' , V. 1' 4. , -un y--,,g4g-Q -- H-f' U L. Lk, 5,1 A , ,I- ,,,-,,,.l ',.,. K. Qi-bl' '. ,191 T-11 ,- -inf: ANA? Q, X ,154 ' In f . I K . s I . .- . , 1 1 1 ,, , .- A X , ll 1 . . 77 f , n f 2 N ' . - 5 w f x. . l V x ' ' L 2 X I I y r f,- ! ' ' - Q 'fL3 ,', . . , . it V -bifgflff:'ffWii?ii?3'f3?f:5:? i' 1-'L' - f -. 1 ,. i. mlm - Q ' ' , at Q- ,we-.ee ,bm - W . ,. -aight. iff!-SJ! fiY91,i 'z 'T -. A .5 i Y., ,l,.,Q,K'-1,',,,-.3 .wt A - .-4,. .-,,m.- J- -. 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' 1--'W' vff 1 W- :Qdf:'Q'1'.i-atw ,YQL , P9 J- va. ,l ,.1.JS,,1t 'WHL .P Nm 1 g . v Y 5 -.QV , 3f,.:Vf,r:k l-., i .f- - , i - + , T' . 1. f V . . . u N P 4 . - ...wat X ...ii . , , - h - -.X , v.. .gx .15 e - v tt v v july' Q .A Q '-'X' 61 V ' t.. '33 '72 5 or 3' , was H ' -.1-Q. ' ' ' A 1' L-1 ,. Q - Y , ' ' . ,. '.- 1. fm- e S gl 4'.k T fix. x .ko J w-. . ' -. ' 31. . s. S ' f ' 'Na K 4 'far Q 5 K , A ,jgl w W X, , ,I 3 , 3, Ml -, . , ,gps . pi, , - ,,- . -5 ' ll. we Q.- 1 S' ' ja., L- ,g rt. -,--. ,f.K'i,Ua , it I ' , I, gh . 1 .. I ? ' p g . N X , 'A In 5 X 5 A in J' ,I 1 M . . , V W Q 1- Y ,. fi -.1 ' , V- .N - 1. 4, i . xiii' . li 5.53, - V A , x . g ,F 1 . x , . Im 1 .. T .. I K' f - l if' if QE, A ,- -' fiwf ' V- ' ' ' if f. , K.. KX F E . V - 5 Q' U H sl .e z -dl I e'g lqw1a U, N MVN.. . V e ,M . , , i . ' Q, f 'f q! 1 l , V 3 Sophomore Football Squad For 1950 Top row left to right are: J. Roddewig Cmanagerl, D. Wheeler, J. Abney, C. Maxwell, J. Upham, R. Hubble, J. Hackett tcoachb, J. Kratt, R. Warden, E. Newsbaum, W. Jacober, J. Geror, G. Rorison, fmanagerl. Front row are: P. Allen, D. Mawhinney, J. Parker, J. Bigelow, D. Helman, R. Kopicko, K. Ish, S. Zang, A R. Cryderman, R. Gorman. I.Fear. R. Goyette. 1 Q n, , . . Q L , .e-'+ .site-1.m..e .-mia. , . ' 0 T B , . P .-A xi' I., x Q' X' , If--'. ' an -- ' If a team ever has a right to be proud of ' - Q' ,. .kuv i itself, the sophomore team has. As a green Q X5. - 4 I 'K ll' 443 freshman team, under Coach Hackett, they W - f5QN ' ' ' blanked three teams, tied one and lost one. Z.. 4 L 41? A' 'G' Y , ' ZA This year they again blanked three teams and , . won five of their six games. They were held . scoreless for the only time in two years as the . -V - .A Pontiac J. V. outplayed them 13-O. In two years , Y AW 'V v ' the team has scored 226 points while allowing v ET,i3f32?+3,g ' 175. K only 58 in eleven games for a two year totalof .V I ' Q V 1 , 8 wins, one tie, and 2 losses, the best record ,igek,2H-five , Af? 4' 1 , Q3 ' of any Waterford team in interscholastic sports. snuff, ' Ja Sophomore Scores for 1950 Waterford Waterford Waterford Waterford Waterford Waterford 6 Walled Lake O Rochester J. V. 13 Birmingham 13 Pontiac J. V. 0 Birmingham 0 Lake Orion The offensive play was again spearheaded by southpaw Jack Kratt, quarterback of the team. Kratt pitching with Geror and Upham catching, would set up a run by Wheeler or J acober to drive opponents crazy. The whole team de- serves credit for defensive play as the records show. The team had no one captain as a dif- ferent player captained each game. W Baseball Sparked by the pitching of Jack Kratt and Darryl Konkle, the freshman baseball team had a brilliant season under the leadership of ing. ..-I -viwl' F'X'7'f'1-if . 1422123 Coach J'. Hackett. In six games the team won all but one of their scheduled games for a win- ning percentage of .833. They were defeated by a vengeful Dublin team in their second meet- The Cabinboys scored twice as many runs as they allowed as they tallied 67 times while their opponents crossed the plate only 32 times. Team pride and you got to prove you're better than us to win attitude displayed by both coach and team alike put the team in the winning quits . column after others had already conceded the game- Confidence in themselves and teammates kept their morale high as the team never said The Cabinboys, despite their confidence, however, lost to the Varsity Skippers 9-3 in a non-scheduled game arranged by coaches Hackett and Ortiz at the request of both teams. Bently Waterford Village Frazer Dublin Pontiac J. V. Dublin Q- ' 5. ,.., . 9 ' . Sf ,af X. ,I ,PP V up :pau -1 V. ii. .Mig - . . is Q.. . .X - J 5 'A .- ' Freshman Scores for 1950 - 'v , fe Waterford 5 fa. e ? ' Waterford 23 Sh D N. N 3 Waterford 7 i dl S Waterford 15 W P, . ' Waterford 11 - ' Waterford 6 019000 --+-..., Efsasefae Ewa-us Waterford's track team, in its second year under Coach C. Opie had its first winning season in 1950. With one year's experience behind them, the Waterford mile-makers set down in defeat St. Mary's, Walled Lake J. V., and St. Michael's track teams. The team took first place in a tri- angular meet with Bloomfield and Keego Harbor. Losses were suffered by the team as Clarkston and Pontiac J. V. out- pointed them to win. The team partic- ipated in the River Rouge Relays and Central Michigan Relays but failed to place although they did take sixth place in the Regional Meet. There were many boys out for track and fourteen came through to win letters. Those winning letters were: Paul Allen, Bob Barnard, Bob Brown, Doug McCarty, Jerry Lafay, James Taber, Ernest Whaley, Ed Konzer, Al Probert Sherwood Ebey, Bud George Scott. Millmine, Jack Nelson, J. Ladd, and 7 r s 3 . .V U V - , ,V , W R. 1 ,- . l lm' - ' ' A N .' N Q ' gas' , . f ? Q . ,,. . .,2-,: ,. , A we .9 Rl .,, W -. 4': X. 4. QE W 'iv gf . ,U .gf 9, ' 1 ' 4 ir 1 ,Q F si 5 ,iw F -J-v--. J-up ,k y I, . wr x Q - - mf 'PSQDIOP Eifz Saving 1 Do your MUSCLES ache ? Are your hands wrinkled ? If they do, then my friend you were a member of the 1951 senior lifesaving class. These swim- mers learned everything from side and breast stroke to putting your foot in a drowning ma.n'sfaceif he co-operated the wrong way. Ten weeks of learning strokes, carries, approaches, and release holds in the water left the swimmers tired, but with a good sound knowledge of the water and its victims. The class was taught by Mr. and Mrs. Isaacson, assisted by Kay Leslie. Bud Millmine, Bruce Anderson, Phyllis Berry, Barb Zoch, and Margaret Schenck passed the course last year, but returned to assist this year's trainees. Members of Senior Lifesaving are: First row left to right: Rick Jones, Jim Smith, Joe Strelecki, Art Ruelle, .Tack Prible, Bill Quine, Jack I-Iruska, Mrs. Isaacson, Margaret Schenck, Betty Clark, Qkneelingl, Gail Pratt, Nelda White, Barbara White. Second row: Jerry Rose, Jim Hruska, Marilyn Moore, Betty Jarrard, Kay Leslie, Esther Mendez. 'I'hird row: George Scott, Bruce Anderson, Phyllis Berry, Bud Millmine, Tom Lemaster Q QU'-06' The bowling league, under leader- ship of Mr. Crane and Mrs. Baker, was organized just for the love of bowling. The league bowled at the West Huron alleys every Wednesday afternoon and the students exhibited their pleasure in strikes, gutterballs, horseplay, and various forms of con- torted body English . Student officers of the league are, from left to right Cbelowl, Curtis Neal, presidentg Dixie Keppel, secretaryg The league started with fourteen teams and finished with eleven. The Pin Wizards came out top dog by one game and each of its players was awarded trophies. Members of the Pin Wizards are: Paul Lampkin, Clare Johnson, Bill Snyder, Bill Schlunt, Bob Pearson. 1-Q L 2 0.3 U Q lea rn 5 ..... Final Standings of the eleven teams are: Team Won Lost P0intS Pin Wizards 56 24 51233 Fred's Angels 55 25 51495 Alley Kats 54 26 50737 Pin Wobblers 47 34 50494 Gay Nineties 47 33 49192 Blondie's Bombers 44 36 50130 Salad Bowlers 41 35 46404 'rag-in Longs 32 40 43083 Miscellaneous 5 30 46 44673 Penny's Pigeons 27 45 44486 24 40 39383 Bowling Kittens Di Bi Bi Bill Snyder 166.18 Clare Johnson 164.4 Bob Kelly 157.28 Mr. Crane 157.27 Fred Huffman 152.3 Jim Long 151.8 Paul Lampkin 146.47 Bill Carter 146.33 Delyle Hibler 144.32 Jerry Rose 137.34 Jerry Hargraves 137.17 Pat Boyer 135.12 Tom McKinstry 135.11 Bob Pearson 131.13 Mrs. Baker 130.32 Tom Cuthrell 129.29 Floyd Reynolds 128,20 and Barbara Jo Zoch, treasurer. Top Twenty Bowlers Are: I xie Keppel 136.33 11 Brinker 136.32 ll Schlunt 135.51 ,. . - '- Yrvxr. 7, YWYH W ....-.4-.-fr.-ff: .--.. . f. ..,. -11 1---JXXIIIFJJUFV3 -Tl- U2 v T Q KY? av W R 4. 1? ss, ictured are senior and junior girl of Miss Kress1er's N2 fl f 'il' vii . me . fra gym classes going through various tumbling and acro - batic routines. Pyramids and roll-overs are just another day's work to the girls as they master one tumble after another. Dancing was a variation, and, while we were still in the old adminstration building, the Lilting music of various dance bands could be heard through the hall of W.T.H.S. The sophomore girls under Miss Blair had vigorous workouts in the fine arts of calisthenics. Dancing and tumbling also took place and when weather permitted, all of the girls' classes went outside to play volleyball, softball, and a modified game of soccer. 'ifgri , ' 3' -. 4 I ,L 'Y 'I 1' V ' i g W - Q fl A ,M , - ,., U, az- le - ' N51 '11, , .r - - .-if , 1' n Q . A 6 fm ' 1 f 2' rf'? 't-f- ' f 5 L' 'f ' 1 - M Q , 'lim a' 'r-- 5 I ' jg, ' 1 jfz' f' N 5 ' I, , 57- l vt' . 3 ' ' ' , fu , :Q ' me s r P 'x jim 7. , ,g,g,5' 'C' ' I ,1 if f , ru. ' Nw? gg faq ' ,. L a':.1, , ,: '- l13f5'F2?f'f1r'- - 5 'U Y , , 3 1:-uf ,gr Qfij: gy ' ' I Fifa . 5155 1 'Q -- ' -igiff ' i- l f 2I:f : ---J-M Q A , , e . I ., X Q M 3 if 3 FV ' 1 Ir H I - g ,, u M , -L E if qi Us i ff? .. 1 N. va ax IM - . .. , -T., Y Q' Q . ,,, -.. :Na ,M U in - - ry X :-S+ f.: V wi-al-f . .W N -' ,tb -. . Vf . , 5 1, -ff. .. . My . .N .. ,, a N. - f E ,. ,, . fda 1,3 ., - V . r. A, 4 1 -a ' a I G' 5 S NW 1 5 Q S I it 5 1 Q K, V fa F r w if , gg H :Y X - fl. - . -- ,I MA ---4 V- I' During the first seven months of the school year the gym of the new high was uncompleted, so the large share of Coach Ortiz's classes played Commando Speedba11 in the snow or football. 5 g V. ,,,y. Ping-pong and tumbling indoors, however, was the 'Q ,gf'ff3,,, ' ' '- retreat against slushy weather. ' C ' all '..4ff hiv -,- ti V 1: 0 ,..-3-fy: '3..lv L? ,V-Lf- . Ir-7 if ' --'ff'?4 x?-i v-. -'fe ' i - ' -A m 'F ff .,..., - 1,1 ', . 4,3 op... 33, :KL J x 0 Q F V ii Q'if-iffJQlifQ:3'pfffS5175 QL .A'1fy-z fa.. ' V - 11- Weight-lifting, ping-pong, and tumbling marked j X- Q S. I? the work of Coach Hackett's sophomore boys with ., . av various exposures to Commando Speedba11 and 'S L.'gg.' i ef , -, a new game, F1eetba11, which consists of a ball . ' :. -L , - Wi- ' -V: 57: ...t.,.A' ',' U , of about 4 feet in diameter and bruises galore. , , - ,. ,. ,, .Q Variety never goes begging at Waterford in sports, api?-S i'Ac 4 ' raffkg .. -M ,. ...e,,,,,, If K . 1 - 1 f: - ffwwi he . . 3 aa C m y y, A 3 , 1 i 4 'VI 4 W 'iv -11+ QM .U . , N . - X V V, . .yas .4 ,, g ,A . N 5 W 8 r., ' 'f K 4 . --x. 'V I . :yn Q E Sa N GYM The freshmen were hampered for the first six months as they went to school at the C.A.I. L-17 x 1 - A In was-A -- ggi .V 3. 'ill E925 -...-...h... V Q i 1 L building. Gym was limited to Tuesdays and Thursdays. However, the freshmen did have a variety of sports. In the fall softball, volley- ball, basketball, and football was played outside. During the winter months, the boys played ' basketball in the building, while the girls danced or played kick-ball. Entering the new high school, the boys quickly learned tumbling, weightlifting and tricks on the chinning bar. Organized calisthenics and dancing were learned by the girls. M Q ? Qiq' 9, Z, '35, QQ rw 47 000132, 4' I'00l,!d,j lXWe 1, A 'E Aff mf' A? W fav C, 'a ' Kb 2, XD. 2. 4 wav-a:' i2f5 v if Ee- -1' f 'N ' 2' : ' '1- rf p .,u,,ff.'r. t - ,. ' 'VT ',, - 5 fr-'if - r S ' f A XA f ' ' ,. f gg ,.,, n ri FY. V i , f -1 -. .r N Agap- ' V ' .4 L t ,. wr- 5 yu, 1 ' 'V f I' 1 fs f isu , rdomoe. Q-hee Teac:-seas + Row 1: Mr. Anderson, Mrs. Carter, Miss Double, Mrs. Richards, Miss Bailey, Mrs. Beasley. Row 2: Mrs. Campbell, Mr. Carlson, Mr. Liimakka, Mrs.K6-lly, Mrs. Garner- Row 3: Mrs. Woods, Mr. Merritt, Mr. Cook, Mr. Myers, Mrs. Fair, Mrs. Kennedy, Miss Adams, Mr. Tremontin, Mr. Arsen.,Mrs. Watchpocket, Mrs. Kelly The Board of Directors for this year are as seated- from left to right: Marshall Smith. Superintendent William Shunck, Elmer R. Johnson. James Donaldson Jr., Mrs. William Vann, and Edmund L. Windeler. 4' . W- X px' Q Fa GYWE s4om1naz. Dau C? Wenufa Our cheery office staff consists of left to right, Helen Bulla, Assistant Principalg Bertha Bryce, Office Secretaryg Lela Jeffery, Counselorg Kay Leslie, Office Secretaryg and Emma Olson, Office Secretary. 605,63 'KN CIECLG 5 . , Weave THE Mao 'ex K1-Q ,.v 4 5 ff W .lm , 4 , 'E W 1 L J QQ' I 4 ,gs 7 MW, - ', ,z v iw f nfl 11 , l J Y, 'Qwf f 0, f , F ,ap , wma .J , , 0. ,MQ 1, W inf I . 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