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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1952 volume:

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But you can never point to an individual and say that. You have no way of knowing until you meet the finished product. Who, among us, receives more complaints, pleas, threats, gray hairs and worries than anyone else? Who defends the Fort against present day villains? D. C. Qbehind his back, and that man, Weaver. You'll find him in the halls, at school social affairs, class meetings, any place he's needed. In this school we've really come to know our principal as a person. A part of this background will always be with us. Our scotch tape is our principal: the glue, our teachers. It is with--pride and honor that the Waterlog staff dedicates this book to the foreman, Donald C. Weaver. June 1952 5 V' A' TO- i-Il-SE A ND WA' ERLOG STA FF D. Harken N. Farnham Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Farnham . . Blouch . . Sammons . . Pardee Plautz . . Coleman . . Pearsall . . McLeod . Gaultney . . Lurnby . Morris . White . . . Helmanj Souslinj . . D. Harken, Miss Day, fAdvisorJ N. Farnham J. McLeod, C. Coleman, B. Pearsall, H. Wiggins, J. Loachridge, E. Loper, D. Price M. Lumby, P. Pardee, M. Pelton, P. Parmenter, D. Blouch, E. Plautz B. White, B. Quine, J. Gaultney, C. Maxwell, M. Longe WATERLOG STAFF WA-TO-HI-SE STAFF . . . . . . . . . . . . Editor Harken . . . . . . . . . . . . Editor . . . . . Assistant Cryderrnan . . . Assistant B usiness Manager . Senior Editors . . Junior . Sophomore . Freshman . Sports . . . . Art . . Feature Photographic Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor . Photographers Price . . . Loachridge Loper. . . Quine. . . Gaultney . Longe . . Lumby . . Pelton . . Parrnenter Blouch . . Coleman . McLeod . . Sarnmons . White Morris Pearsall . Page 1 Editor . Page 2 Editor . . Page 3 Editor . . Page 4 Co-editor . . Page 4 Co-editor . . . Headlines . . Art Editor . . Typist . Typist . . . . . Typist . . . . . Typist . . , Exchange Editor . . . . . . .Business Manager Reporters C. Maxwell E. Plautz P. Pardee B. Frost SCHOOL BOARD Row 1: M. Smith, W. Schunk, E. Johnson, J. Donelson, Mrs. W. Vann, E Windeler PRINCIPAL Occupying the principal's chair at W. T. H. S. is Donald C. Weaver Here he is pictured at his desk working out some weighty problems. ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Z C OUNSELORS Acting as grade counselors are: Mrs. Elsie Carter, seventhg Mrs. Dorothy Clark, eighth, first semesterg Byron Marritt, eighth, second semesterg Mrs. Lela Long, ninth and tenthg and Miss Suzanne Houghton, seniors and juniors. J .gs 3 :gif Q12 .hgh . i a U X nw 4 -' 519, Ga . M FACULTY Row 1: D. Leigh, ,B. Merritt, R. Grunder, C. Myers, A. Lake , 1' , Q 13.41 ff 4 . 'x H Row 1: A. Carey, L. Griffin, H. Davis, J. Vandersall, M. Bisdee, H. Hinckley, P. Looman Row 1: H. Babcock, J. Lewis, B. Frank, M. Vackaro, R. Grambau. G. Watchpocket Row 2: F. Garland, D. Arsen, E. Crane, B. Liimakka, C. Anderson 8 Row 1: C. Adams, M. Double, E. Carlson, L. Manhart, N. Urick, W. Ashley, B. Endleman I nf 1. Row 1: G. Tramontin, S. Houghton, F. Day, C. Bisdee, M. Stewart, M. Garner Row 2: J. Pierce, L. Elkins, E. Johnson, E. Carter, F. Dawson, B. Smith Row 3: A. Newell, B. Bosworth, Z. Kennedy Row 1: H. Wolter, L. McCully, E. Lindsay, F. Pomeraning, L. Church, J. Rolland, D. Clark 9 omc.-2 sacaavxa as pt ,fy aoo: was ...- ,fflizlb V ,Mary Katflaryn Oakes Emma Olson Bertha Bryce cl y STUDENT i-IEUERS 2 l a ' f Row l: Row 2: Row 3: K. Graves, D. Wall, M. Moore, C. Topham A. Bowser, B. Bryce, D. Blouch, D. Smithson B. Beattie, S. Lampher Row 1: S. Hagle, M. Jones, M. Aylsworth, H. Carter, M. Mullen Row 2: G. Pratt, Mrs. Olson, N. Farnham, W. Pickering, E. Dennison, B. Jarrard Row 1: A. Cosgro, M. A. Blair, W. Ashley, P. Vannorsdall, J. Hackett MAINTENANCE MEN Ray Spurrier, Clyde Tomlison, Forrest QBudj Gibson X . Bill Burden - Harold Campbell John Miller - Charles Grimm Carl Dollman CAFETE RIA STAFF ,...--.,,.,-1-- ..,.. I x. , A M-,Q L,kL i 5 1 X . X -l I A A . A. A . Q A '? H ll .. 5, ll l l 5 ... 5 N ,ogg I V .x..E , 2 i . A A - , , . ma A ',1:-, all , ' ...H--0' Row 1: M. Salaske, V. Weaver, P. Young, E.Pug1ice, E.Hoisenton, Z. Rose, M. Kantarian, S. Ruelle, B . Sutton, S. McCoy fmanagerj, C. Fleming, C. Verhey, C. Caines, A. Braum. 'Lt w.- W x my , W. A L5 A ' 'fAf5QQ?fl7'iQ i im :E-fan fiQ?uiv55fya-gg-Q ' 5 im !'2ffS11 'R f , Nz' L , 21-f': L Q 3, -- A :iia Xs- mim, br: ?n-gfff? - K JEQRY HMZCRAVE .1.L.r..pf XglgE?1Ei3lDgNT ' U N UL xxxxx , n , sx.xv xxx- e .-.-f-' E311 sewer Aww g DQNNA uw mmsemvoy 5 XX? X X XX xx .X-'A l 'Q . J K n 'l' ,Hg ,-v, ,, f111f.:ff1IW Wm 1 44,7 x XX Wendell Barrett ' There's a leader in every crowd. Auction 95 Football 9-10-11-125 Style Show 105 Dramatics Club 10-11-125 Library Club 115 Showboat 115 Hi-Y Club 10-11- 125 Hi-YBasketba1l115 Jr. -Sr. Banquet 115 Thespians 11-125 Baseball QManagerj 11-125 Jr. Board5 Sr. Board5 Lifesaving 125 Prom 125 Paper Drive 12. Shirley Beehler lt's not what you do, it's what you get away with. Chorus 95G.A.A. 9-10-11-125 Showboat 115 Arts St Crafts 10- 11-125 Service Club 125 Prom 125Bowling 125 Paper Drive 125 Style Show 12. Carroll Berquist Good natured and always willing. Latin Club 9-105 Art Club 11-125 Jr.-Sr. Banquet 115 Carnival 125 Paper Drive 125 Dramatic Club 125 Prom 125 G.A.A. 9. Charles Blackburn In him you will always find a friend. Photography Club 95 Art Club 115 Senior Carnival. Janet Adams To be a success in anything it takes talent, talent she has. Bowling 95 Student Council 95 Latin Club 105 Dramatics Club 10-11-125 Dramatic Club Pres. 125 Showboat 115 Speech Con- test 115 Thespians 125 Library Club 115 Junior-Senior Boardg Paper Drive 125 Carnival 125 Prom 12. Margaret Aylsworth To know her is to like her. Auction 95 Style Show 105 Bowling 125 Paper Drive 125 Carnival 125 Prom 125 Dra- matics Club 12. Robert Beattie You can't judge a book by its cover. Glee Club 115 Dramatics Club 115 Hi-Y 115 Bowling 115 Octet 115 Recreational Survey 115 Office Clerk 11-125 Paper Drive 125 Prom 12. Phyllis Bell Her rare personality touches all. Bowling 9-105 Showboat 115 Swimming 115 Jr. -Sr. Banquet 115 Service Club 115 Arts 81 Crafts Club 115 Y-Teens 11-125 Paper Drive 125 Carnival 125 Prom 12. Marjorie Betcher A kind word always follows her smile. Service Club 115 Showboat 115 Y-Teens 11-125 Art Club 11-125 Jr. -Sr. Banquet 115 Paper Drive 125 Senior Carni- val. Harold Bomgardner Always willing to do his share. A Capella Choirl 25 Quartet 125 Paper Drive 125 Carnival 125 Prom 12. 14 Verona Adams Earnest in all things she undertakes. P.T.S.A. Board 95 Latin Club 0-105 G. A.A. 9-105 Dra- matics Club 10-11-125 Style Show 105Y-Teens11-125ShoW- boat 115 Library Club Pres. 11-125 Jr.-Sr. Banquet 115 Junior Board5 Our Town 115 Service Club 115 Carnival 125 Dramatic Club Secretary 125 Thespians 12. IV Jerry Ball Nothing bothers him, least of all a girl. Octet 115 Showboat115 Boys' Glee Club 115 A Cappella Choir 11-125 Football 10 - 11 -125 Quartet 125 Senior Carnival 12. Alma Bowser Always ready to do her share. Pep Club 9-10-115 G. A. A. 9-125 Photography Club 9-115 Auction 95 Art Club 10-11-125 Senior Store 11-125 Deck Hands 125 Carnival 125 Senior Board5 Prom 125 Paper Drive 125 Jr.- Sr. Banquet 11. Gay Burling Helpfulness comes first with her. Photography 115 Pep Club 11-125 Senior Store 11-125 Art Club 125 G.A. A. 125 Deck Hands 125 Jr. -Sr. Banquet 115 Sr. Carnival 125 Sr Prom 12. William Brinker Handsome is as handsome does. Bowling 9-10-11 Style Show 105 Dramatics Club 10-115 Thespians 115 Showboat 115 Junior Senior Banquet 115 Paper Drive 125 Senior Board5 Car- nival l25 Prom 125 Swimming 12. ll Elizabeth Campbell Her ways are ways of pleas- antness. Camera Club 95 Auction Sale 95 Style Show 105 Glee Club 115 Choir 11-125 Jr. -Sr. Ban- quet 115 Service Club 11-125 Showboat 115 Paper Drive 125 Carnival 12. A .Q Donald Card ff! A model' man as far as we knoW.fL Fooruaiiutf-10-11-125 Base- ball 9-115 C ival 125 Prom 12 1 ' A .1 if L fi 'f M' lL' o 1? Daniel Carter The world awaits his ac- complishments. Latin Club 105 Hi-Y 105 Style Show 105 Dramatics Club 10- 11-125 Speech Contest 105 Thespians 11-125 Showboat 115 Bowling 125 Paper Drive 125 Carnival 125 Prom 12. Mary Clark Every inch a lady. Bowling 95 G.A.A. 105 Latin Club 9-125 Showboat 115 Jr.- Sr. Banquet 115 Sr. Boardg Assembly Com. 125 Carnival 125 Paper Drive 125 Drama- tics Club 12. Wanda Collison Vim, vigor, and good sportsmanship go into her ac- tivities. Auction 95 Wa-To-Hi-Se Staff 11-125 Bowling 115 Lifesaving 115 Showboat 115 Carnival 125 Waterlog Staff 125 Paper Drive 12. ll 15 1 . . TJ 1 Alice Carroll Nice things come in small packages. ' Latin Club 9-105 Class Sec- retary 105 Style show 105 P. T. S. A. Board 115 Service Club 115 Photography Club 115 Car- nival 125 Paper Drive 12. Carol Cheatham Friends and fun are worth a ton. Bridge Club 115 Service Club 115 Showboat 115 Y-Teens 115 Bowling 125 Paper Drive 12. Glenn Cobiel He will find a way or make one. Dramatics Club 115 Service Club Pres. 115 Carnival 125 Prom 12. Ronald Connole Why take Iife seriously? You never get out of it alive. Glee Club 105 A Cappella Choir 10-125 Uke Club 115 Showboat 115 Jr. -Sr. Banquet 115 Hi-Y Club 115 Carnival 125 Bowling 125 Basketball 11. Steward Cox Deeds not words are re- membered. Art 1-11 11-125 Industrial Arts 125 Prom 12. James Cuthrell No man ever became great except through many mistakes. Bowling 9-105 Football 9-10- 11-125 Baseball 9-10-11-125 Art 11-12. Roger Deaveri' A man of many moods. Camera Club 95 Journalism 115 Associate Photographer Wa-To-Hi-se 11. Barbara Dill Try, you can do it5 nothing is impossible. Dramatics 95 Bowling 95 Latin Club 95 Operettas 9-105 Glee Club 115 Bridge Club 115 Library Club 115 ACappella Choir 115 Showboat 115 Senior Planning Board5 Paper Drive 125 Carnival 12. Jennie Dorey Her way is paved with good intentions. Glee Club 115 Library Club 115 Showboat 115 Dramatics 11- 125 Thespians 125 Service Club 125 Carnival 12. Donald Dryden A pal you can count on any time. Baseball 95 Football 9-19- 115 Hi-Y 10-11-125 Showboat Co- Captain 115 Ukelele Club 115 Thespians 11-125 Dramatics Club 125 Bowling 11-125 Car- nival 125 Prom 125 Senior Board: 16 Mary Ellen Crivea Her spirit will never die. A Cappella Choir 11- 125 Style Show 105 Jr-Sr. Banquet 105 Showboat 115 Service Club 125 Paper Drive 125 Prom 12. Robert Dean A fine fellow to know. Band 105 Style Show 105 Jr.- Sr. Banquet 115 Carnival 125 Prom 12. Esther Dennison True to herself and others. G. A.A. 95 Service Club 115 Showboat115 Paper Drive 125 Carnival 12. Ethel Dobson In her you will find a true friend. G.A.A. 95 Librarian 105 Latin Club 105 French Club 125 Service Club 115 Carni- val 12. Delores lDoylej Mandilk She possesses a way of her own. Art 11-125 Service Club 11- 125 Carnival 12. Ruth Ann Durnbaugh Nice things come in small packages. Library 95 Latin Club 95 Glee Club 115 Showboat 115 Service Squad 115 Y-Teens 125 Choir 11-12 Carnival 125 Prom 12. Ronald Dutcher He'll get by in this world. Paper Drive 12. Sally Eggleston Always ready to split her sides with laughter. Library Club 9-115 Latin Club 105 G. A. A. 105 Showboat 115 Choir 11-125 Glee Club 10-115 Y-Teens 11-125 Swim- ming 125 Carnival 125 Prom 125 French Club 125 Down in the Valley 12. Nancy Farnham She will do it if it takes her a lifetime. Chorus 115 Showboat 115 Carnival 125 Waterlog Editor 125 Wa-T0-Hi-Se Staff 11--125 Dramatics Club 125 Lifesaving 125 Paper Drive 125 Bowling 125 Senior Board, Senior Prom. Betty Fries Full of good intentions. Auction 95 Style Show 105 Glee Club 10-115 G.A.A. 105 Y-Teens 115 Service Club 115 Jr. -Sr. Banquet 115Commence- ment 115 Carnival 125 Paper Drive 125 Dramatics Club 11- 125 A Cappella Choir 11-125 Prom 12. H Patricia Garner Easy to know and easy to like. Camera Club 95 G. A. A. 105 Wa-To-Hi-Se Staff 105 Show- boat 115 Interior Decorating 115Jr.-Sr. Banquet 115 Service Club 11-125 Paper Drive 125 Carnival 125 Prom 12. ll Marion Gilbert Her friendliness appears in all of her actions. Bowling 105 Service. Club 115 Showboat 115 Pen Pal Club 115 Paper Drive 125 Carnival 12. Richard Ellis The world knows little of its greatest men. ,Library 95 Art I 125 Base- ball 125 Carnival 125 Prom 12. Robert Ewald Music always surrounds him. Band 95 Orchestra 95 Glee Club 105 Showboat 115 A Cap- pella Choir 11-125 Ukele Club 115 Service Club 11-12. Duane Field? His smile speaks for him. Band 95 Weight Lifting 95 Art I 115 Glee Club5 Showboat 115 Paper Drive 125 Carnival 125 Prom 125 Bowling 12. Barbara Gage Deeds not words are re- membered. Glee Club 125 G.A.A. 125 Carnival 12. Joyce Gillis It is the quiet people that do the work. Service Club 125 Carnival 125 Prom 12. Howard Girst Still water runs deep. Football 105 Paper Drive 105 Hot Rod Club 115 Showboat 115 Bowling 115 Carnival 12. 17 Bertrand Gorbuttif A little guy with lots to say. Auction 95 Arts 8: Crafts 115 Biology Club 115 Sportsmans' Club 11. Dean Grafmillerf Always out for a good time. Auction 95 Style Show 105 Arts gl Crafts I St II5 Jr. -Sr. Banquet 115 Prom 125 Carnival 125 Paper Drive 12. Sally Griesbach Fine actions speak fine minds. Service Club 11-125 Carni- val 12. Nadine Hancock Sweet and sophisticated. Showboat 115 Service Club 125 French Club 125 Y-Teens 125 Carnival 12. Gerald Hargreave A barrell of fun. Auction 95 Camera Club 95 Bowling 9-10-11-125 Student Council 9-10-125 Football 9-10- 11-125Baseball10-11-125 Glee Club 115 Showboat 115 Jr. -Sr. Banquet 115 A Cappella Choir 11-125 Quartet 11-125 Carni- val 125 Prom 125 Boxing Club 125 Senior Class President. Phyllis Head Being good is an awful lonesome job. Glee Club 115 Service Club 11-125 Dramatics Club 125 Carnival 125 Prom 125 Art 11- 125 Staging Club 11. Sr. Board5 Service Club 125 Carnival 125 Prom 12. Jo Ann Hague Quiet in appearance with motives unknown. Bowling 95 Art ISLII 10-115 Paper Drive 125 Carnival 125 Prom 12. David Hangee Napoleon was a small man too. Art 11-125 Crafts 115 In- dustrial Arts 125 Carnival 12. Donna Harken Witty and wise. Paper Drive 95 Style Show 105 Showboat 115 Waterlog Staffllg Wa-To-Hi-Se Staff 115 Wa-To-Hi-Se Editor 125 Speech Contest 115 Art 115 Carnival 125 Journalism Banquet Chair- man 12. Lorraine Hebda Ha smile wins al l, she owns the world. Latin Club 9-105 Pep Club 105 Library Club 115 Service Club 115 Showboat 115 Jr. -Sr. Banquet 115 Bowling 115 Car- nival 125 Paper Drive 125 Prom 12. 18 Fredrick Goyett There is nothing wrong with him that the presence of a girl can't cure. Style Show 105 Dramatics Club 10-11-125 Dramatic Club Vice -Pres. 115 Dramatics Club Pres. 125 Lifesaving 115 Jr.-Sr. Banquet 115 Showboat 115 Speech Contest 115 Thes- pians 115 Service Club 125 Carnival 125 Prom 12. Kay Graves You don'thave to be a blond to be preferred. Auction 95 Library 95 Photog- raphy Club 9: Homeroom Sec- retary 95 Style Show 105 Dra- matics Club 10-115 Dramatics Club Productions5 Bowling 10- 125 Pep Club 10-115 G. A. A. 10-115 Showboat 115 Jr. -Sr. Banquet 115 Y-Teens115 Office Clerk 11-125 -Paper Drive 125 Barbara Hess You'1l find her always the same. Art Club 115 Interior Decor- ating 115 Showboat 115 Service Club 11-125 G. A. A. 125 Paper Drive 125 French Club 125 Carnival 125 Prom. Billie Jo Hicks Lucy Higgins She's sure to find that silver There's a song in her heart.' lining. Carnival 125 Dramatics Club Service Club 1 15 Showboat 11. 125 Service Club 12. Delyle Hibler Life is what we make it. Football 95 Bowling 9-11-125 . Baseball 105 Art 1. Betty Jean Holdman A little gal with a big smile. Art 125 Glee Club 125 Carni- val 125 Prom 12. Jane Indoe She has a twinkle in her eye that makes men sigh. Dramatics Club 115 Showboat 115 Jr.-Sr. Banquet 115 Life- savingll-125Art11-125Student Council 125 Latin Club 125Paper Drive 125 Prom. Clare Johnson Love makes the world go 'round. Latin Club 95 Hi-Y 10-11-125 Hi-Y Pres. 10-115 Baseball 11- 125 Student Council 10-115 Stu- dent Council Treasurer 115 Jr. Class Board 115 Camera Club 115 Bridge Club 115 Bowling 9-10-11-125 BowlingSecretary 125 Debate Club 125 Paper Drive 12. Rick Jones It's a great life if you don't weaken. Baeeball5 Football5 Bowlingg Style Show 105 Jr. -Sr. Banquet 115 Showboat 113 Swimming 125 Prom 12. 19 Jack Hruska Not all good things are built close to the ground. Baseball9-10-11-125Lifesav- ing 11-125 Junior Pres.5 Jr. Board5 Jr. -Sr. Blnquet 115 Carnival 125 Sr. Boardg Sopho- more Vice-Pres. 5 Prom5 Bas- ketball 125 Football 12. Betty Jarrard Either I get what I want or I don't. Style Show 105 Bowling 105 Art Club 10-11-125 Showboat 115 Swimming 115 Carnival 125 Paper Drive 125 Prom 12. Janet Johnson A more cheerful disposition we've never known. Style Show 105 Assembly Committee 115 Jr. -Sr. Banquet 115 Bowling 11-125 Bowling Treasurer 125 Carnival 12. Mary Ann Keller A smile that glowed. Showboat 115 Service Club 11-125 Paper Drive 125 Carni- val 125 Prom 12. Faith Kline Quiet people are welcome anywhere. Auction 9: Style Show 105 Showboat 115 Service Club 11- 125 Paper Drive 125 Carnival 12. Ronald Krantz The best way to keep friends is to be one. Showboat 115 Bowling 11-125 Service Club 11-125 Carnival 125 Prom 12. Donna Kay Lamberton Defender of the rights of life, liberty, and the persuit of men. Auction 95 G. A. A. 9-10-115 Bowling 9-11-125 Style Show 105 Showboat 115 Wa-To-Hi-Se 115 Y-Teens 125 Sr. Class Secre- tary5 Carnival 125 Prom 125 Trip Committee 12. Marion Larkin Whatever she finds herself in life, she'll make a good addition. Choir 125 Carnival 12. Janet Lawrence Personality plus. Style Show 105 Dramatics Club5 Showboat 115 Jr.-Sr. Banquet 115 Dance Club 115 Bow1ing5Service Club 115 Paper Drive 125 Prom 125 Office Clerk 125 Carnival 12. Thomas LeMaster To climb the steep hills it takes a slow pace at first. Football9-10-115 Baseball 95 Track 105 Bowling 105 Showboat 115 Music Festival 115 Art I Si II 11-125 Carnival 125Prom 12. 20 Janet Koboski A woman of very few words. Glee Club 115 Jr.-Sr. Banquet 115 lnteriorDecorating Club 115 A Cappella Choir 11-125 Paper Drive 125 Prom 125 Carnival 12. Donald Kushion N0 sinner, nor saint, per- haps, but he will be the best of chaps. Auction 95 Carnival 125 Prom 12. ll Samuel Lanpher A lover of fun and excite- ment. Football 9- 10- 1 15 Boys' Glee Club 10-115 Junior-Senior Ban- quet 115A Cappella C hoir 11-125 Showboat 115 Quartet 11-125 Carnival 12. Stanley Larkin The world's no better if we worry, life no longer if we hurry. Football 11-125 Basketball 10-11-125 President of Bowling League5 Golf Club 115 Drama- tics 9-10-11' Thespians5 Show- boat 115 Carnival 125 Paper Drive 125 Student Council. Barbara Lee Dainty, modest, fair is she, a charming maid we all agree. Auction 95 Style Show 105 Showboat 115 Glee Club 115 Jr. - Sr. Banquet 115 Carnival 125 Prom 125 Choir 125 Office Clerk 125 Senior Board. Jack Logi So runs the round of life from hour to hour. Auction 95 Baseball 9-11-125 Bowling 9-10-115 Showboat 115 Jr. Board5 Jr. -Sr. Banquet 115 Golf Club 115 Paper Drive 125 Carnival 125 Prom 12. James Long? There is more to me than meets the eye. Student Council 9-101 Bowl- ing 9-11-123 Baseball 10-11- 123 Football 103 Horse Show Club 113 Speech Contest 113 Showboat 113 Carnival 12. X L ! r 'V ' L - 1 ft. i I 1 fx F U tv. 1 3 A4 ! ' , ' 3, 5, -. it . , lvfagdfrie t'Lumby Q i 1 H . init she sweet? 5 1 Aubtioh 93 JournaQlismkBan- huet T03 Style Show 105 'Latin 9Club. 103- .Waterlog Art ' or 05194-123 Showboat 113 Jr.- L n'Banguet 113 Stiudent Day 'feachAer3113 Sec: of Home fic 6 icsL,Art'11-123 Carni- va omffl 2. Zella Marshall '- Some are sweet, some are sincere, she is both. Library 9'10Q Deckhands 11- 12Q Modern Dancing 111 Car- nival 123 Prom 12. lla Belle McGeachy A sweeter gal is hard to find. Showboat 11: Glee Club 113 Service Club 11-123 Jr. -Sr. Banquet llj Carnival 123 Bowling 12j Prom 121 Jour- nalism 12. Marietta Mack A willing helper does not wait until she is asked. Style Show 10: Forensic Contests 10'11j Showboat 113 Y-Teens 111 Pep Club 113 Library Club 113 Debate Club 113 Deckhands 113 Varsity De- bate 111 Sr. -Sr. Banquet 113 Jr. Board 113 Sr. Board 12g Bowling 11-123 Class Trea- surer 10-11-123 Carnival 123 Prom 123 Paper Drive 12. Nancy Mayo The future Mrs. Smith. Auction 93 Bowling 9-10 Paper Drive 123 Art I3 Jr.- Sr. Banquet 112 Carnival 123 Service Club 123 Dramatics Club 123 Prom 123 Waterlog Staff: Wa-To-Hi-Se Staff 12. Hazel Lumm Silence is golden. Auction 9g Latin Club 9'10j Style Show 103 Showboat 113 Y-Teens 123 Prom 123 Carni- val 123 Paper Drive 123 French Club 12. 1 l james Lyle Never has a lot to say, friendly in a different way. Bowling 113 Showboat Ili Service Club 11'12Q Assembly Committee 113 Assembly Com- mittee Chairman 123 Carnival 122 Prom 123 Paper Drive 12. Douglas McCarty Fellows like him make the world go round. Track 10-11-123 Basketball 12. Russell McNamara The sweetest hours spent were among the women. Senior Trip Committee 123 Paper Drive lf Mary Lou Madsen School! I suppose it's a necessary evil. Auction 93 Photography Club 93 Pep Club 103 Style Show 10: Dramatics Club 103 Dramatic Production 103 Jr.-Sr. Ban- quet 113 Art 11-123 Deckhands 11-121 Paper Drive 123 Carni- val 123 Prom 12. Marilyn Moore Five foot two, eyes of blue, but oh, what those five feet can do! Style Show 103 Bowling 10- 1 lg Pep Club 10-113 Cheerleading 11-123 Cheerleader Capt. 123 Jr. -Sr. Banquet 113 Showboat 113 Swimming 11-123 Student Council 122 Prom 123 Carnival 12j TripC ornmittee 121 Water- log Staff 12. -Nl ri, , -. 3- fs' .' 13 Joan Newsome She's like a star5 she goes out nights. Auction 95 Dramatics Club 105 Latin Club 105 Showboat 115 Bowling 115 Service Club 115 Y-Teens 11-125 Carnival 125 Prom 125 Paper Drive 125 Senior Board. Leona Pace An all-around girl, Library Club 9-125 Junior Board 115 Bowling 11-125 Y- Teens 11-125 Service Club 11- 125 Style Show 105 Carnival 125 Paper Drive 125 Prom. Marilou QPeltonl Richmond It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Latin Club 95 G. A. A. 95 Glee Club 115 Y-Teens 115 Water- Log Staff 115 Wa-To-Hi-Se Ex- change Editor 115 Service Club 125 Wa-To-Hi-Se Staff 11-12. Earla Plautz Easy on the eyes. Photography Club 95 Pep Club 115 Jr. Showboat115 Jr. - Sr. Banquet 115 Office Clerk 115 Carnival 125 Prom 125 Cheerleading 125 Wa-T0-Hi-Se Staff 125 Waterlog Staff 125 Paper Drive 125 G.A.A. 12. Marlene Morin Always enjoying herself. Journalism 105 Style Show 105 Glee Club 115 Service Club 115 Showboat 115 A Cappella Choir 115 Paper Drive 125 Carnival 12. Richard Mott Always ready to give a helping hand. Waterlog 115 Wa-To-Hi-Se Alonzo Ortwein Oh, that intriguing look. Bowling 115 Art I 81 I1 11-125 Prom 12. William Pearsall Life is one darn thing after the other. Carnival 125 Prom 125 Paper Drive 12. Barbara Piechowick She shimmies and she shakes, but she's got what it takes. Pep Club 105 Service Club 115 Showboat 115 Service Club 125 Carnival 125 Prom 125 Drama- tics Club 125 Wa-To-Hi-Se Staff 125 Waterlog 125 Library Club 12. Gail Pratt A smile for everyone. Auction 95 Dramatics Club 95 Style Show 105 Student Council 105 Showboat 115 Bowling 115 Lifesaving 115 Service Club 115 Jr. Board 115 Class Secretary 115 Carnival 125 Paper Drive 12. 22 Staff 115 Carnival 125 Prom 12. Carol Morris She has eyes that speak for her. Wa-To-Hi-Se Staff 125 Water- log Staff 125 Service Club 125 Library Club 125 G.A.A. 12. Marjorie Mullen Dernure, we think perchance but mischief lurks within her glance. Style Show 105 G.A,A. 105 Glee Club 10-115 Showboat 115 Service Club 115 Jr. -Sr. Ban- quet 115 Commencement 115 Dramatics Club 11-125 A Cap- pella Choir 11-125 Carnival 125 Prom 125 Paper Drive 12. 1 Jackl Prible 'ffliirsonality and success in one'. 4 'A . kK4'Style Sxhow 105 Hi-YlSecre- tar-yi R05 Debtate Club 10-11- 125 Iiyarrtariciciub 1Q,-11-125 hespiansY'10-J11 125 -Lifesav- ing115 ,Jfr. Boar ,115 Staging Club lhllaibrary C ub 115 Jr. - sn. Banqgbr- 115.f 'Showboat 115 Paxaer IQNVQIIZ5 Prom 125 Car- qivai 135 Seklfice ciub 11-12. Wil 'arns Qu'ne ver a dull moment. Hi-Y Vice-President 10-115 Showboat 115 Ukelele Club 115 Library Club 115 Jr.-Sr. Ban- quet 115 Wa-To-Hi-Se Staff ll- 125 Associate Editor Waterlog 115 Lifesaving 11-125 Senior Board 125 Prom 125 Paper Drive 125 Hi-Y Basketball 12. X. Levillier Purdy A warm heart is shown by a warm smile. Art Club 105 Showboat 115 Dancing Club 115 Paper Drive 125 Carnival 125 Dramatics Club 11, Paper Drive 125 Car- nival 125 Dramatics Club 125 Debate Club 125 Prom 125 Cheaper by the Dozen. ll Betty QReecel Matlock Her future is well taken care of. C' Service Club 115 Showboat 1 115 French Club 125 Carnival - Carlyle Reed The great thinker. Auction 95 Arts 81Crafts 10- 115 Carnival 125 Paper Drive 125 Prom 125 Service Club 12. Robert Riggins 'A genius at work. Showboat 115 Prom 125 Car- nival 125 Arts 81 Crafts. Marshall Rose Anything for a woman. Band 95 Auction 95 Bowling 95 Class President 95 Student Council President 9- 115 Weight Lifting 9-105 Football 9-105 Baseball 9-10-11-125 Glee Clubg Jr. -Sr. Banquet 115 Carnival 125 Prom 12. Vernon Ruffato Politeness costs nothing, and gains everything. Style Show 105 Student Art Ass. 115 Fashion Show 115 Paper Drive 125 Carnival 125 Prom 12. 23 Florence Riebe She may be quiet, but she sure does think! Auction 95 Showboat 115 In- terior Decorating Club 115 Jr.- Sr. Banquet 115 Service Club 11-125 Carnival 12. Lucille Rose A tender heart, a will in- flexible. Style Show 105 Glee Club 105 Drarnatics Club 10 - 11 -125 Showboat 115 Jr. -Sr. Banquet 115 Camera Club 115 Service Club 115 A Cappella Choir 11- 125 Thespians 125 Carnival 125 Prom 12. Lois Ross The later you get to school the shorter the day is. Auction 95 Bowling 105 Style Show 105 Pep Club 105 Art I5 G.A.A. 11-125 Paper Drive 125 Carnival 12. Myron Scafe Ambitionis one ofhis great- est characteristics. James Schenck Friendliness is reflected from his characteristics. William Schlunt A fun-loving fellow. Baseball 95 Latin Club 9-10 Showboat Co-Capt. 115 Student Councill15Hi-Yl1-125Basket- ball 125 Carnival 125 Paper Drive 125 Prom 12. Thomas Schmidt I have all the answers, If only they were right! Carnival 125 Dramatics Club 125 Prom 12. ll Joan lSheltonl Latimer There's two sides to every story, my side and the wrong side. Bowling 9-105 Auction 95 Style Show 105 Dramatics Club 105 Jr. - Sr. Banquet 10-115 Showboat 115 Paper Drive 125 Prom 12. Diane Smithson She wastes not a word. Auction 95 Style Show 105 Glee Club 10-115 Showboat 115 Jr.-Sr. Banquet 115 Camera Club 115 Home Ec. Style Show 11-125 Service Club 11-125 Paper Drive 125 Carnival 125 Office Clerk 12. ll Robert Springer The most inconspicuous men often become famous. Bowling 95 Art 9-10-l25French Club 125 Hi-Y 125 Paper Drive 125 Carnival 125 Prom 12. 24 Kenneth Schlucter He has an attractive manner, or have you girls already noticed? Football 9-105 Baseball 9- 10-ll-125 Golf Club 115 Show- boat 115 Jr.-Sr. Banquet 115 Paper Drive 125 Carnival 125 Prom 12. S if . , ,' Robert Schuster Hegoes are mad?1IFSor7. .Carnival 125 Rf- m 12. I 1 I L Vera Shaver I'm happy, what's wrong with the rest of the world? Auction 95 Student Council 95 Drarnatics Club 9-10-11-125 Latin Club 105 Glee Club 105 Style Show 105 Showboat 115 Photography Club 115 Jr. -Sr. Banquet 115C hoir 11-125 Bowl- ing ll-125 Y-Teens 11-125 Thespians 125 Paper Drive 125 Carnival 125 Prom 12. Peter Shunck Life is a serious proposi- tion. Auction 95 Hi-Y Treasurer 115 Showboat 115 Hi-Y Secre- tary 125 Carnival 12. ll Shirley Snell She seems to be quiet but one never knows. Auction 95 Camera Club 95 Latin Club 9-105 Wa-To-Hi-Se Staff 105 Dramatics Club 10- 115 Showboat 115 Glee Club 115 Choir 11-125 Deckhands ll-12 Pres. -Choir 125 Paper Drive 125 Prom 125 Carnival 12. Norma Staley A nicer girl is hard to find. Auction 95G.A.A. 95 Camera Club 95 Service Club 105 Latin Club 105 Showboat 115 Paper Drive 125 Carnival 12. Angeline Streylicki She laughs not to be funny, but to be fun. Style Show 105 Service Club5 Dramatics Club5 Art Clubg Girls' Glee Clubg Choir5 Jr.- Sr. Banquet 115 Paper Drive 125 Carnival 125 Prom 12. Thomas Studt I could be better if I would, but it's so lonesome being good. Auction 95 Weightlifting 9-105 Baseball 9-11-125 Student Coun- cil 115 Showboat 115 Jr. -Sr. Banquet 115 Hi-Y 11-125 Swim- ming 125 Bowling 125 Paper Drive 125Prom125Carnival 12. Gary Taylor Study, study, night and day, do you really learn that way'? Art 125 Paper Drive 125 Car- nival 125 Prom 12. Joan Trout Good and kind her graces show her, we are lucky just to know her. Auction 95 Student Council Sec. 2-10-115 Dramatics Club 9-125 D ramatic Club Production 125 Paper Drive 125 Prom 125 Carnival 12. Douglas Turvey A mind of his own. Camera Club 95 Carnival 125 Prom 125 Art 12. li Dona Wall Never early, always late, but she smiles, and so we wait. Auction 95 Style Show 105 G. A. A. 10-11-125 Dramatics 10-115 Dramatic Production 105 Bowling 10-115 Y-Teens 115 Showboat 115 Carnival 125 Prom 125 Office Clerk 12. Joseph Streylicki My interests lie elsewhere. Glee Club 10-11-125 Bowling 10-115 Lifesaving 11. Joseph Swengros Anything for a laugh. Carnival 125 Prom 125 Dra- matics Club 125 Class Board 12. Carol Topham Happy and carefree--that's me ! Style Show 105 Dramatics Club 105D ancing Club 105 Class Board 115 Showboat 115 Jr. -Sr. Banquet 115 Carnival 125 Prom 125 Paper Drive 12. Robert Turnbull A wonderful guy with a won- derful voice. Bowling 95 Football 9-105 Baseball 9-10-11-125 Student Council 9-125 Showboat 115 Golf Club 115 Jr. Class Vice-Pres.5 Sr. Class Vice-Pres. 5 Student Council Pres. 12. Joanne Volcheck You can tell it's she by the noise she doesn't make. Auction 95 Latin Club 9-105 Showboat 115 Deckhands 11-125 Carnival 125 Paper Drive 125 Prom 12. Barbara White Her heart is like the moon, there's only one man in it. Camera Club 95 Dramatics Club 105 Student Council 105 Style Show 105 Showboat 115 Service Club 115 Glee Club 115 A Cappella Choir 11-125 Car- nival 125 Wa-To-Hi-Se Staff 125 Waterlog Staff 125 Prom 125 Senior Trip Committee 12. f Antha Jane Whitehorn Loveliness is among her many qualities. Quction 95 Art 'F 81 II5 Serv- ice Club 11-125 Carnival 125 Paper Drive 12. ll Harold Wiggins A1l work and no play is Consie fBahmj Whiteside Always happy, always gay, that's our Consie everyday. Auction 95 Dramatics Club 9- 10- 1 15Dramatic Productions, Style Show 105A Cappella Choir, Paper Drive 12. Gordon Wigner A --fellow you can always not the life for me. 5 .qfcdiint on. Bowling 8-10-I1-1 2,: Band, ' Auction 95 Football 9-10- 7 9-1435 5, r.-Sr.fBa,n1gfuetf' 115 Style S ow 105! I-book 11-125 Cartliv 125 Paper Drivg 125 S lor Class Board 125 Wa- '1 o-Hi-Se Sports Editor 125 Prom 12. Joan Williams You guessed it! Danny.' Camera Club 95 Bowling 105 Dramatics Club 105 Showboat 115 Jr.-Sr. Banquet 115 Art 11-125 Paper Drive 125 Prom 125 Carnival 12. Nancy Wilton Looks are deceiving. G.A.A. 105 Style Show 105 Service Club 115 Dancing Club 115 Carnival 125 Paper Drive 12. Clifford Wood The more you study the more you know, the more you know the more you forget, the more you forget the less you know. Why study? Auction 95 Football 9-10-115 Baseball 9-10-11-125 Drama- tics 10-115 Golf Club 115 Hi-Y 11-125 Showboat 115 Paper Drive 125 Carnival 125 Bas- ketball 125 Prom 12. SHUTTER SHY William Ackerman fThomas Cuthrell '1'Robert Bickford Norman Campbell Larry Cutcher ttThese students will graduate from summer Larry Dennison Donald Doyan Robert Fuller school. 26 11-125 Track 115 Showboat 115 Golf Club 11-125 Hi-Y Club 11-125 Bowling 125 Prom 125 Paper Drive 125 Jr. Exchang- ite 125 Carnival 12. Martin Wilton Il ties. Football 95 Baseball 95 Latin Club 105 Football Manager 115 Prom 12. ' I BarbarafWoodj Sanderson She is full of surprises and you never know when to expect one. Reporters Club 95 Reporters Club President 105 Showboat 115 Dramatics 10-115 Y-Teens ll-125 Carnival 125 PaperDrive 125 Sr. Board. Nancy Zimmerman? Five foot four, who could ask for more. Carnival 125 Pep Club 105 Reporters Club 95 Bowling 105 Prom 125 Student Council 10. James McEvers George Scott David Senk Bud Thomason He has many hidden quali- ,A 1R, y, ThWtfdT hpHghSh1 , 1 dt 1 s C 1 p td S3 0 N b 17 1951 Wm th G y N t F th t bg Th 1 1 d p p 1 ly 5800 Ch q f th 1 J 1 d Ch 1 3 9 , K 11 f h 1 td k g 1 N , 1 Qmf1o5fo111Es IN Q 11511 Xa W ly 4 151+ 1 1' 1 1 4' ' ' X Xxx! Xxx M' J5 1 QQQQ ..-.. ,A 1,111 . I 1uE.rg,,f1 xlw,ue24fQ 17 1 1 f S9 4' . 'Y' 2 A .-,gff NCW Yswg 9. D .A-..- ..ns...Z '-S... 'fL,fx.,--4 V 5, 4 -1 '-- ,4-si' T I SENIOR CARNIVA SENIOR BOARD I 11' fx fs 9 1 ,N fa 4.3. - ,ggi I 5 f ff 4' Y , SENIOR CLASS HISTORY It was a large and willing group that started in 1947 in the administra- tion building and later moved into the modern Waterford Township High School. Now, with four years of learning to their credit and the largest class ever to graduate from Waterford, they treasure fond memories of the past. As freshmen they got together and sponsored an auction sale and several Wednesday night dances. That year they ended with a total of 8340. 94. Looking back a year, this class felt better organized than they were the year before and welcomed the incoming class with the Freshman- Sophomore Mixer. During the second semester, they presented a style show in which members of the class modeled. Their treasurer's report read 3703. 40. During their junior year, Show Boat was the outstanding event where new talent was presented. Fudge sales and various dances brought the treasury up to S1664.47. Now the great days have come! They are really seniors. Heading their class are: Gerald Hargraves, presidentg Robert Turnbull, vice- presidentg Donna Kay Lamberton, secretaryg and Marietta Mack, treasurer. To lead off with senior events, they worked and made a success of the paper sales. The annual Senior Carnival was presented on schedule. Through teamwork they had a good time and made it a fine production. To X give a little aid to the seniors were Miss Houghton and Mr. Garland, class L 4 advisors. St. Mary's was the place chosen for the senior trip. ka 'L S R Nm ff S xy ' f If X K. ' ,ek ,S lfljg f , W I ' , 'iff' ' f ' A 1' xt l - - v f' f-X. t, , t-,X-NZ - ' , XX , 'y V ' X f - '14 , . .X-X - ' .V V . ' ' e. 9 i aafffffg M1 wr I f N X X JUNIORS X y W X XM M1 HI! ox f W x . ,xx W f X , 5 A I I E W' WWQXW X wr mcg, ,fi X Q , K . , M f . M Im .W X ,XQL ' my Nfifwffq , ZH. N N Kf f X S xs,z'a:.afsa2fm , ZW 'H 7 7 W QNX f X Z ' aeafaisasxm 'N f Sf' 1 x H MQ X f 1 X f ga f X f TQEASQRER X J Q' f , 1 f 'T'h0 ? wg f f 17 ,gl X R a X J! A I Y 1 N22 ' 1,1 ., , JS . .4 -J. Aoney D. Allen P. Allen C. Anderson M. Anderson K. Andrews W. Arnold C. Aubuchon S. Babcock V. Vain J. Bartell D. Baumgartner B. Beamer B. Bickford J. Bigelow S. Bigelow J. Blair D. Blouch J. Boaz P. Bordner M. Boss J. Bourn D. Bowen D. Bowen 30 D. rsrui S. Brockman J. Buirley C. Bump B. Bush R. Burns G. Callahan J. Campbell P. Campbell G. Chaffin S. Charboneau A. Clark L. Cleveland B. Coats C. Corner M. Conway J. Crothers J. Crowe M. Cryderman D. Cryderman G. Curry D. Dallmann S. Danard B. Davis J. Dawson J. Dean J. DeCroix E. Denker B. Dewey L. Easton E. Ebey R. Ebey L. Eddy D. Eldridge B. Elwood A. Erickson L. Faber J. Fear B. Fuller G. Gaultney J. Giddings V. Gidley G. Geliske G. Geror S. Glaspie M. Gollack D. Gorman D. Goyette C. Gremmler L. Grover S. Hagle D. Hagner G. Hampton S. Harrison M. Hawes K. Heathman G. Hedlund D. Hilman J. Hibbard S. Hicks M. Hirneisen M. Holcomb T. Holland D. Hosney N. Hough N. Hovinin R Hubbel D. Huff N. Hummel F. Hutchins D. Inman K. Ish . E af fx' U . 4 7 :5i Y - ...,.,. . f P ig? m 4. ff sg. W W 9 fi r I xx, -.1 lr 4 t 'im 'Q if 53 . 1 . W af . f L B. Jacober W. Janks K. Johnson M. Jones R. Jones J. Keel R. Kidd B. King B. Kitzrniller G. Kolb R. Kopicko L. Krumwiede J. Kratt B. Kruger E. Krenzer L. Kuenzer J. Ladd D. Larnpher D. Lamarbe B. Lane A. Larson A. Latimer B. Laury J. Lawson H. Ledford D. Lemaster B. Liskey D. Lilge S. Lilge B. Lindahl B. Liedtke J. Likens J. Loachridge M. Longe G. Looney G. Loper F. Mack K. Morrow G. Mastick J. Matson D. Mawhinney C. Maxwell J. McCaffery J. McClellen J. McLeod J. McLeod B. McCallum P. McKel1ops L 'R QW. .lf Q ll X .5 .ng-gigs: All X kj X v K if its in Q -ntl - . Q.. '- fi . if . 3 fig.: 3 QW mf? , . . it N W . 5 1 iii.. tt. W S .siiigi avi fwLl5!35.iE?si J. D. D. S. D. Y. M. M. M. S. T. E. R. V. L. R. J. P. P. B. G. K. J. Merrill Miller Miller Miller Minton Mitchell Monroe Morse Morse Mullins Neff , Newsbaum Noe Nyyaard Osabeck Ostrand Parker Pardee Parmenter Pearsall Peters Peterson Phipps M. Pipe Pletcher Poling Pool Pratt Price Puddy Purkiss Radenbaugh Reas Reese Richards Richardson Richardson Rieck Riley Robinson Rodewig Rorrison Ross Rousseau Sammons Sanders Sanderson Scafe li W nf T I a 15 All 25:4 .M ,, Q Amr if :Qi K fg an Rl! gt li 1 pf ' .4 El xgggxi xx 4 Q QT Lg D 4 - .- -gz . . U X23 31- 1 ' iii 9 it F ,si lgjta ' l - ' Ig 5 5 ..:w9 ilk 1. 5 X x li rt sd ll P MER? X, .ill iw fri. 5 .f . .. . E52 A ,Hx Q si 5 ge' wk Q v . . ., ,... ,3, , .H ,, .5191 ' fl 5313! 15? ffl A.,. 1 2' ,.,.. f 1 f' R 1, 35 gs .- -f . gait iii ' W .. elf' - 4? P N ,YT X ,v-- :.. ' . -gg lg? E 2525 5 1 S1 222325 L4 TE? 3 Y r W .ge E.. is ,Ei E W ia bf. :rg ,., I .,,. - t 3 ...Silk ?V G.. Es K wg, +5552 .., H f- P2 m f s... 1 ww inks 2 . . ,,.,,,,. ...... A ,Q ' 31 .v s x 51. y . . ' 15 , ,N .X .mg P., G. Schaad S. Schaad F. Schenck J. Schlunt B. Schrarn P. Sedroske S. Sesvold P. Schook N. Skrobeck H. Skelton M. Slosson G. Smith M. Smith J. Smith E. Sonnenburg C. Sorenson D. Souslin G. Spees J. Stark J. Stevens J. Stockwell Y. Stodgell L. Swenson Y. Swenson F O R S. D R D H D R J. B B J. R Simpson Simmons Slack Thompson Ter' Bush Thomas Thompson Thompson Townsend Trevino Upham Vann Voorheis Walters Warden N. Weather-head D. Wheeler D. White L. Wilcox B Wilder J. Williams J. Wilton G. Willis B. Wilson ig E V 5 T 1 in 2 5 I Q3 gh . .4 E 1 6 Q A X is xfigll .1 A ,Q A 5 J X W.. ,, 5 5 ,Q . . rt fill? .1 f Ng 25,3 is 2 1 :ri , lr z X 1 Q Qu... .. K it AE.. ,fa .,li,.i J. Wood M. Wood I. Wright S. Yates P. Young JUNIOR CLA Si-IU'l I'ER Si-IY Fred Bulman Ed Bouer Todd Brachett Sally Broadworth Emma Jean Carter Geraldine Chaffin Carolee Coleman Martina Darr Bob Dunigan Barbara Frost Carolyn Goeschke Curtis Grammier HISTORY Joan Hartman Merlon Jones Don Lenigar Hazel Ledford Shirley Lilge Jack Lilse Sara McKellops Wilma Pickering Eveline Pettit Eugene Powell James Schimp Delbert Wheeler With Miss Frank heading the 1952 junior class, they had a very eventful and successful year. The big activity of the year was the Junior Showboat. Its title was 'Showboat of the Fu- ture. This class started the first basketball season at the school with the Tip-Off dance. Be- sides sponsoring dances, skating parties, and paper drives, the juniors had concessions stands at all the athletic events. People that helped direct the business of the junior class were those people on the junior class board. These people were Dick Mawhinney, Jim Crothers, Ken Ish, Sandra Hicks, Jay Upham, Phyllis Young, and Gordon Rorrison. The treat of the year was the Junior-Senior Banquet which was followed by a semi-formal party. Other advisors were: Miss Davis, Miss Looman, Mrs. Newell, Mr. Crane, Mrs. Vackaro, Miss McCully and Mrs. Dawson. Leading the junior class were: Paul Allen, president, Sue Harrison, vice-president, Jean Stark, secretary, and Gary Looney, treasurer. JUNIOR cuxssaofxan 'UK Row 1: H. Davis, E. Craine, M. Vackara, B. Frank, A. Newell, L. McCully, F. Dawson Row 2: P. Young, J. Stark, J. Upham, K. Ish, G. Rorrison, S. Hicks, D. Mawhinney, J. Crothers, S. Harrison, G. Looney, P. Allen 35 3 3 N, Mil Q A0231 ,-e-km. qw x Nm- i,,,x3,W J ' ,- as Q MJ' as f'5ffg m ',,Q' H :if V.L.V K Q: , ' ' -S 'ui K N L, SK' , .L.L iv, . Q N XX 53 OMO w M E 1 K W Q f Z V N31 W Z Q 2 5,2 ' A Q 1 ALD IX Ni z ll M527 - :ff M ' 6 I 1 lei: : I ff! f SE W n vA.i?qiFg ! J i 0 K MAEARK H f N V X ER 1 Q X A A if , t ygSL fgTR E w A Q J XMQD WN 'Z D. R. S. S. J. G. G. R. S. S. J. B. J. R. B B G B B L E A G M Adams Adams Almas Andrews Andres Andrich Armstrong Armstrong Arnett Bahn Ba ll Barnard Barnett Barrow Beedle Bell Bendall Berrige Bigelow Blair Bradley Bradley Braun . A. Briggs S. Brown M. Bryant J. Bugg R. Campbell Z. Chase D. Clark J. Clements S. Cline R. Combs S. Conkright D. Cook E. Cooper S. Coopes R. Cordray R. Corey R. Correll B. Craig D. Crawford M. Crevea K. Crothers D. Dailey D. Darringer F. Davis C. Davison N. Dell T. Dobbs B. Doud B. Driscoll S. Dunkel B. Durnbaugh M. Dwire C. Ealy E. Earnest R. Eghes D. Eldred J. Elliot N. Farmiloe P. Fawcett R. Fell J. Ferris L. Fitzgerald A. Fitzpatrick J. Frizzle M. Frizzle S. Frock A. Fromm P. Gallagher B. Gard B. Garriet B. Gates M. Girst J. Goderia B. Goffnett R. Gooch D. Goodwin J. Gwinnip D. Haffner B. Hall G. Hall S. Hanson J. Hasseth E. Hatcher G. Haynes T. Healy P. Hebda S. Helwig R. Hendry S. Hetchler M. Hewes C. Hichs V. Hickson M. Hillman .., -., Qi N. mf. . ,... , wif. 5 A x 'l .Egg E d5ezg.gf..z,:-- ' 1 f lem. fi iiliiflill- wiv Qld? wg. 2,11 1 pw 5 'Wg' ffl . i .. E41 in J 4. K ...ii ,- i H955 fi? . 3 aw'- - we H. f.i5g.f.w' fX' . - O. Hilrnan P. Hodges J. Holda S. Holdrnan R. Halland D. Hoobler K. Hook B. Horthon R. Howitt J. Hubbel N. Hurley M. Jarrard D. Jones B. Joss K. Keating W. Kee B. Kelly B. Kelly J. Kelly J. Kepal J. Kolaski C. Kreher M. Lackie R. Lange P. Wagonjack R. Austin D. Leach H. Leininger' B. LeMarble J. Lesar C. Lewis J. Ligon D. Liekens M. Lindstrom P. Lohff B. Lynd S. Lyon P. Mobey Y. McGuffey B. Manning J. Marshall J. Marshall S. Mawhinney S. Mayo M. McArthur' F. McCall R. McEver's J. McGinty Je K - iii? ? . H 531,53 1 P J ' 'H a'- 6' .NRI 5' ?' ,ff .' EMS? .1 ' if ii in 2111? - I -- A-:sis-.kv '- fgaisif iaz . 'li 1.5. -P ig .-sgf.. T315 Wifi?- Sffigggii . , . 1 I fi. I vu i Sl Nm .. -2'-'-Ti. e.f. 1 b ii 4, .1 , 'Ll' .1 N if 935.25 . 'I . J ' X I . I. .,.. Q . .1 gg.. 3 5 m . 5 I J Q X: L l , ...ww F Q fl R, , ,.. . 1 Q .1 i 5 f.?5: ' Q I 5. s . . Q 1:5 S 5 x mfg 4 M? ...Sr his in ii ' - - 12 is ii i -' . .. ..g,...E R. Mendez B. Milka A. Mitchell J. Mitchell B. Mitchell W. Mitchell M Mitchie B. Monk C. L. Monroe B. Montie T. Moore B. Moran D. Morely B. Narrin B. Nurenburg M. L. Oakley J. O'Brien T. O'Dell B. Oeschger P. O'Neil P. Owens C. Palmer H. Pankner J. Parcells P. Parker J. Parker C. Peck J. Perkio W. Perry D. Pierce J. Plante E. Plante C. Plautz H. Powell M. Probert B. Proper T. Punkiss B. J. Reed R. Remele G. Reynolds R. Rice L. Richard K. Rivard J. A. Robertoy S. Ryeson R J f i e J B. Saunders , J. Saunders J tg' U, K ,W T M. Schaar -5 va 'hw . l .. . is . s li W 52. I if it ' wg. .3 . .3 . ,il ' 5 Hr A if all G. Schooley C. Schmidt G. Schultz B. Scott E. Shipman M. Shell J. Shunck B. Sinions G. Small J. Smith L. Smith M. Smith L. Smith C. Smith D. Smith M. Sodoam J. Stewart N. Stone M. Suter M. Sutton J. Swanson R. Sweet B. Taylor B. Thayer . Thomas Tims Tipolt Toft Tomlison Tonkin Toth . Townsend Traper Trembly A. Valentine Vallad . VanDeusen Vaughn Verch Vershey Wade Wagner Wagonjack Walton Walton Waltz Warman Weber Welch Welch West West White Whitehorn Wickstrom Wieohert Wilkinson Willson Wilson Wilson Wolfe Wood Wood Wood Wright Wygant Zettle Zigler Zimmerman Eton Hirneisen Owens SH J. Attard Austin Badger J. Brown Chastain Croom Currey Eaton .Evans W. Fogal .Gelow .Gill Grinter Hetcher Joyce Keuek Lane Lawson Lutkins McVety Meadows M. W. UTTER SHY Meyers Moore Nelson Pamrnenter Patterson Renslear Scafe Seaton Simpson Skelton Stephens Stewart Waterland West Wickstrom Wolfe Zettle Ziegler L N at sopaomoaa CLASS BOARD, Row 1: A. Blair, J. Pierce, E. Johnson, J. Rolland, N. Urick Row 2: Mr. Hinckley, B. Durnbaugh, R. Correll, M. Shell, P. Parker, Mr. Manhart Row 3: J. Elliot, R. Holland, C. Kreher, L. Wigner, L. Fitzgerald SOP i-IOMORE CLASS HISTORY The sophomore class started its life in the new high school, choosing as their leaders, Lewis Fitzgerald, presidentg Charles Kreher, vice-presidentg Patricia Parker, secretary, and Jim Elliot, treasurer. Mrs. Rolland is the sophomore class advisor. The event of the year for this class was the Sadie Hawkins dance. The sophomores also sponsored the Freshman-Sophomore Mixer, a paper drive, two spring dances and a Wednesday youth night. The class was represented by the sophomore board with the following members: Marilyn Shell, Larry Richard, Cecelia Platz, Larry Wigner, Bob Durnbaugh, Ronald Correl and Jean Kelly. Mr. Urick, Mr. Manhart, Mr. Hinckley, Miss Johnson and Mrs. Pierce are the other sopho- more faculty advisors. gisgfgg ln' 7 V ,T f it 69 0 QR l wrtfmlifg 44 FRESI-IMEN A. Y Y IZ' 1 , I N w f f H EIRETARY I UYCEPY-NPP5 v X 1 r f 1 I 1 jf S XXf QTY, Z X2 Q fl, :Q we ul., t. 5 we--J.. A, 5 '-stil. 1 wail Wwf.tf2:ef,. 'wif 1 . w u s 1+ ' , .. .,.,,. X . . . E.: me 1 .pf E 1 3 . Q ta Q QT? W if Wit t . Q 5 X Q f J S5 T 522555353 fi .X - ZS... . fA t. - --i!fes.2Z 51f 5 .253 J A Q .s F , .. . t .mtl 1 ff L l, . . V2.5 2 if ' . we a YR? M .ri H21 it ffl! f . 335'Y?!?QE'i!? '. A. J. E. M R. L. O. B. P. S. B. M. B. N. C. W M R. L. G. R. L. M P. Ackerman Adder Adler Akers Allen Anselmy Armstrong Arnett Augugliaro Bain Baker Baker Balmer Beachom Beacom Beasley Beatty Beedle Bell Bennett Bird Blair Boe Bower J. Boyer W. Boyer D. Bradley Brandt Bray Brengle Brian Briggs Brown Brown Brown Brown Burns Campbell Campbell Cappella Carr Caverly Celopond Christoson Clark Clark Clark Cloutier A - . ' A . E... P 1 Eff, 1 Qyggi, 'Raith J. Cobb D. Coffey J. Collor M. Comps L. Coppage J. Corbin B. Connibar M. Councilor R. Cox R. Cox B. Cross C. Culver P. Cummings C. Cutcher R. Cuthrell G. Darnell B. Dean J. Deaver W. Deaver J. Denison I. Dobson R. Dommer M. Dow R. Eddy R. Eshleman I. Ewalt R. Fargher R. Ferguson P. Fernold R. Ferree G. Fishweld R. Floyd W. Fogle H. Freeman D. Fredrickson M. Frizzle J. Fuller D. Gilbert R. Gilchrist J. Gillis W. Gillow R. Giroux R. Goderis J. Gohl W. Goodwin B. Garbert H. Goshen B. Grave 47 Pl A.. N K W ,F :fx X .V N - ,x 5,.Q'?mi? R, ik-,, 5 ,g. -..gl 351 : E Lt. imffzs I u.,.V,5hLf ,.Xx '6qflif17SlZfg5?Sz9 .,..W.,.....' 5 fix Piflxi ': 2a M R. Greathouse D. Grignon G. Grinnell G. Gustinis R. Haas B. Hagerman C. Hall G. Hampton J. Hardy H. Hargreaves S. Harris P. Heathcott S. Helman R. Herron M. Hess R. Hetchler N. Homel D. Hosner P. Hoyt V. Hoyt L. Hubble S. Hubble F. Hudson G. Huffman M. Hughes R. Hunt B. Hyatt W. Inglehart R. Jacober C. Johanson M. Johnson L. Hetherington S. Hetherington A. Hibbard M. Hicks B. Hill N. Hoff P. Hoff J. Holton 48 N. Johnson R. Johnson E. Jones F. Jones M. Jones A. Joyce B. Kaks M. Kasten S. Kebler T. Keech R. Kelcher E. Kelley M. Kemp D. Kerr M. King R. Kinney W. Kinsey O. Klinedinst B. Knoll M. Knox C Koches J. Koester D. Kohn J. Konkle E. Krantz E. Kuenzer D. Kumley S. Kushion E. Larnberton D. Lanpher D. Larkin D. Ligon D. Linsbaugh M. B R J. B H C. D. D. G. D W. E. C. F. R. L. R. M. R. P. D. H. K. 49 Liskey Looney Loop Loree Loso Luxon MCCarthar McCallum McDowell McHa1pine McMillin McMullen McWest Manning Maples Mar chbanks Marshall Meacham Mendez Merritt Miceli Milke Miller Mitchell E. Morearty R. Morgan L. Mullin R. Munn D. Mousner K. Meyers D. Nelson J. Nelson M. Nelson J. North J. O'Berry N. O'Dea C. O'De11 O. Owens R. Overrnyer J. Pa mmenter P. Pankotai E. Pardee M. Patterson K. Patrix S. Pearsall J. Peters J. Phipps J. Pickett 50 J. Pierce J. Pratt R. Prunty S. Purcell P. Quinton S. Ragatz S. Reardon D. Rebb M. Rernley M. Reppuhm B. Richards T. Rickand K. Rieth R. Riley B. Ritchie J. Roberts J. Robertson W. Robinson S. Rock J. Rohm G. Rose R. Rosner J. Rowe B. Rush E. Stevens C. Stevenson D. Steward D. Russell F. Russell C. Ryan J. Stickel P. Strelecki J. Strong R. Ryan F. Sanders N. Saunders J. Suelivian N. Sutherland J. Swindeman E. Sawyer B. Sayles G. Schedlbower M Taylor D. Tenuta B. Terry B. Schultz C. Schuster R- Seaton F. Thomas J. Thomas J. Thomas A. Secan C. Sesvald S- Shaw J. Thompson M. Thomason A. Thornburg D. Sheldon G. Shipley L. Shook N. Tibbitts T. Toff P. Traicoff C. Simmons T. Slasson B. Smith G. Trapp J. Traxler M. Smith L. Trevino J. Sorenson S. St. Dennis 51 'xt 'Sl W J. Trout T Tucker E Vallad E D J. C Vandwater J. Vernan C Vore J. C S. D Voorhies W. Voss D Walverton R Watt S. Wattson S. Weatherhead R. Weaver D. Webb B. Welsh S. Welsh D Wendlance J. Whaley D. Wheatly J. Whittakee P. Wilder B. Williams C. Williams S. Williams 52 Williamson Willis Wilton Wilton Wirth Warkman I S SHUTTER SHY A. Adams J. Adder F. Almas R. Asburg M. Ashbough O. Avery C. Beach R. Bowmaster D. Burling C. Cloutier R. Cornbeau L. Capeland C. Cox H. Cox L. Criven S. Dixon P. Elkins C. Evanoff F. Fones R. Fortin B. Garrett R. Hardy D. Hoslip S. Hogle F. Holdman M. Jewell P. Johnson W. Kinifeck J. Kilpela W. McCallaugl C. McCallaugk R. Merrill E. Miller J. Miller R. Miller L. Mitchell G. Morton B. Noel S. Oberholtzer M. Pugh E. Robertson D. Rounds C. Schook T. Schooley J. Swartz R. Thayer A. Thomas D. Thomas J. Umphrey J. Whitakey E. Wilton C. Wooderson , 1 . . PY 1' A s-'aasruvxamicu soma, ., 1 I K jg . A Row 1: J. Lewis, G. Tramontin, R. Grambau, L. Elkins, D. Arsen Row 2: L. Hetherington, L. Bell, R. Eddy, P. Quinton, J. Phipps, C. Hall Row 3: L. Bray, C. Koches, D. Bradley, A. Secan, P. Auguliaro, P. Heathcott I Pl PFI' XF I ' PFIIUF' IW! minor IV :F CL1- so r Q FOR To start off their four years career at Waterford, the freshman class have chosen Laine Hetherington, president, Don Bradley, vice-president, Joyce Phipps, secretary, and Ruth Eddy, treasurer. High lighting the year were the: Backward Bounce, December 8, dance, January 4, and a roller skating party. The freshmen also have board membersto help their officers for the year. They are: Carol Hall, Gloria Rose, Patty Quinton, Charles Koches, Louella Bell, Anna Mae Secan, Loren Bray, Pat Heathcott, and Pat Auguliaro. Mrs. Norma Garner was the freshmen advisor for the year. Other advisers are: Laura Elkins, Ray Grambau, George Tramonten, Don Arsen, Joyce Lewis, Fern Pomenaning, Elsie Carter. F LWFJ Q 1 Alamy f X ax 53 Wff MR . ifQ-f, M9 '?:l My :' Q X' f' ! O 'W' 4 ...W V 1 in J E M 5' a ', ,, Q mf ,QQ , , Nwfif' , 'V if . if My? YQ 5sZ1iii'g ant: gg 5 E ,, ,333 ' ws mnem- F J' 5' W, ,Q mx 3 2 2 an QE? W Q if , iw . Q , gk .mf 'tk , 'X , X A S x , Sw x Y ix AS N S gs, JV .N . xv N. fl' Sh Vi? Q , 1 :deff fix af-ze -Bt' . ' k 3? A wi ijggg L .. , ,Q S 'f ' Y. ri VV .K .sw ,. ,, N. f 'f V ' .. N4 - QQ if mf an Q L,. K . . .. .. y 3' N f i 'ij VF., . A X ORGANIZATIONS x w w M WW I mu wa I E rf N S MQ STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: J. Thompson, J. Redman, J. Henderson, S. White, B. Martin, J. Hickman, N. Keel, J. Indoe, D. Wall, B. Lane, C. Johnson, J. Kelly, D. McCallum Row 2: M. Cuthrell, C.Campbell, P. Augugliaro, N. Owens, J. Nicholson, E. Plautz, K. Graves M. Moore, B. Kruger, J. Corbin, J. Johnson, D. Camps Row 3: E. Perkio, R. Reynolds, D. TerBush, T. Dabbs, R. Evans, B. Durnbaugh, J. Upham, B. Turnbull, J. Elliott, C. Bump, S. Gaultney Row 4: H. Luxon, B. Jacober, G. Smith, E. Tomlinson, T. Smith, L. Wigner, D. Steward, B. Wilder, D. Hosner, C. Manning Row 1: M. Braun, R. Ostrand, L. Swenson, M. King, G. Peters, S. Bain, J. Wilton, H. Miller' Row 2: C. Culver, J. Sedroski, D. Dallmann, S. Ayres, S. Kingswell, J. McCullough, J. Koester, B. Hall, Y. Maguffey, C. Simmons, C. Seets Row 3: A. Whitehorn, J. Wood, B. Reed, P. Sedroski, B. Manning, J. Dawson, S. Zancy, B. Kinney, J. Kinkle, L. Olsabeck Row 4: B. Baker, M. Know, E. Kuenzer, R. Barrow, J. Phipps, G. Gerror, K. Ish, J. Gaultney, K. Campbell 58 DEBATE x X X V 'X X. D . X, 'lj 2 X Wg ax . K- ll v 46' X C A rf N ,. 'hh' 'f, I is IX' 1 Na, Row 1: J. Mitchell, Y. Ebey, Miss Looman, J. Matson, C. Johnson , Q5 Row 2: G. meek, J. Prible, B. vann I .xi 0 I! A SSEMBLY COMM l'l I'EE Row 1: Miss Davis, advisor, S. Loper, J. Trout, C. Davison, P. Augugliaro, B.Me-yers, L. McHa1pine Row 2: L.Sa1athiel, R. Hendry, D. Helman, J. Lyle, C. Rieck, D. Souslin, J. Roddewig, P. Traicoff 59 Ti-IESPIANS , O X X. I f ,W Sl Q 1' N VJFYB J' lyk .. 2 MM L It .0 Ll --fr Row 1: E. Loper, D. Blouch, J. Matson, F. Goyette, V. Shaver, L. Purdy Row 2: J. Dorey, J. Roddewig, C. Rieck, L. Rose, G. Mastick, P. Looman, adviser Row 3: D. C arter Qvice- pres.j, Jack Prib1eQpres.j, D. Souslin, J. Adams, S, Larkin fsec. -treas.J DRAMAT I CS Row 1: C. Kreher, C. Culver, M. King, F. Schenck, F. Goyette, T. Holland, P. Stodgel, L Grover Row 2: S. Harris, M. Smith, B. Cross, G. Hedlund, M. Dow, J. Dorey, B. Bigelow, J. Sammons, L. Kuenzer, L. Redman, C . Cloutier, J. Perkio, A. Fromm, V. Hoyt, C. Palmer N. Stone Row 3: J. McGinty, S. Brown, S. Bahrn, B. Liedtke, P. McKellips, B. King, B. Schram, J Hibbard, R. Noe, M. Conway, L. Swenson, S. Bain, M. Know, M. Shell, R. Mendez, P Fawcett, J. Indoe, B. Brill Row 4: C. Schmidt, J. Thomas, B. Hagerman, B. Reed, G. Braun, J. Keppel, S. Tremblay G. Schaad, J. Trout, L. Purdy, V. Bain, J. Stewart, G. Geliske, J. Blair, S. Glaspie E. Loper Row 5: V. Shaver, S. Richardson, R.Howitt, S. Mawhinney, N. Vallad, J. Elliott, B. Dunnbaugh, S. Zang, C. Rieck, G. Geror, K. Ish, P. Hodges, J. Adams, M. L. Pipe, M. Hirneisen E. Cooper, S. Bigelow, D. Pierce DRAMA'l' I CS Row 1: J. Parcells, M. Girst, C. Davison, E. Ernst, S. Coopers, B. Manning, B. Wolfe J. Kolaski, M. Frizzle, C. Johanson, B. Lindahl, N. Hough, P. Wagonjack, J. Hickman, K. Myers Row 2: L. Mullins, A. M. Secan, G. Bendall, M. Hicks, J. North, E. Bradley, J. Frizzle, P. Owens, D. Hosner, N. Farmiloe, C. Manning, J. Wilson, J. Valentine, B. Piechowiak, N. Mayo Row 3: G. Andrich, J. Guinnip, N. Hurley, S. Cline, M. Johnson, M. Boss, K. Crothers, S. Harrison, J. Matson, J. Shunck, P. Lohff, M. L. Lackie, J. A. Robertoy, B. Kruger, C. Berquist, G. Swartz, B. Mitchell Row 4: G. Pool, J. Keel, J. Barnett, R. Rice, J. Dawson, J. Saunders, A. Fitzpatrick, R. Egres, J. Fear, D. Souslin, J. Roddewig, G. Mastick, J. O'Brien 61 GIRLSVSLEE CLUB i . i If-' of Row 1: H. Miller, M. Van Deusen, M. Likens, S. Weatherhead, S. Richardson, G. Huffman, G. Shipley, M. Frizzle, E. Ernst, B. Hyatt, D. Kurnley Row 2: C. Stevenson, M, Johnson, N. Weatherhead, A. Holdman, B. Manning, S. Dixon, M Beatty, C. Beacom, P. Pankotai, J. LoRee, H. Davis Row 3: B. Gage, J. Thompson, G. Bendall, D. Deaver, M. Hughes, L. Higgins, G. Geliske l. Ewald, C. Culver, L. Bell, M. King, D. Gilbert if Row 1: S. Harris, C. Wirth, A. Thomas, A. M. Secan, J. Pierce, D. Mielke, G. Andrich, M. Girst Row 2: A. Hibbard, D. Burling, B. Barker, J. Boyer, L. Hubble, J. McCaffrey, S. Purcell, C. Davison, S. Bain Row 3: Miss Davis, P. Strelecki, E. Vallad, E. Pardee, C. Ryan, S. Hubble, J. Koester, B. Hagerman, M. Knox 62 WV' f QS W T f Eng Alf? 3 fi Y fl 4 E ji Q wr 3 T f? wwf .f..- M 'au Ms 1 v' 2' fx -v,,.nw'1'W S2 LJ Ml JR A CAPPELLA 'X . ,7,. 73, :Mr I 0 . - 42 M 41. 'f x , XJ Row Row Row Row ga 1: Y. Mitchell, J. Hibbard, D. Allen, B. Lee, S. Snell, J. Dean, B. Turnbull 2: Miss Davis, J. Matson, M. Mullen, M. Morse, H. Ledford, L. Denison, E. Newsbaum 3: B. White, B. Fries, B. Campbell, J. Strelecki, J. Crothers, H. Bomgardner 4: R. Durnbaugh, B. Kruger, S. Eggleston, A. Fitzpatrick, B. Thomason, C. Anderson, R. Ewald 64 BOYS'G!.E-QE CLUB Row 1: D. Lampher, B. Ritchie, O. Armstrong, B. Horton, B. Durnbaugh, B. Garrett, R. Correll, J. Gaultney, P. Bowen Row 2: S. Eggleston, R. Toap, J. Shosley, B. Montie, D. Stewand, G. Waltz, G. Reynolds, D. Hoobler, J. Loachridge, Miss Davis Row 3: G. Brown, B. Goodwin, B. Kelly, B. Thayer, S. Kebler, J. McClellan, G. Geror, B. Terry x A 77.175, 0 - 47' R1 L X all , V'-1 Row 1: B. Horton, V. Shaver, Y. Stodgel, K. Rivard, J. Koboski, B. Holdman Row 2: K. Ish, B. Pearsall, J. McCaffrey, M. Gollach, M. Slosson, A. Streleeki, Miss Davis Row 3: R. Connole, L. Rose, D. K. Larnberton, T. Holland, B. Sehram, S. Broekrnan Row 4: J. Hargrave, J. Boaz, S. Lampher, J. Ball, C. Maxwell, D. Bowen, J. Schenek 65 i-Il-Y Row 1: J. Elliott, T. Studt, R. Connole, L. Grover, J. Loachridge, G. Spees, Mr. Fry Row 2: G. Waltz, R. Henry, B. Quine, D. Eldredge, R. Coats, R. Springer Row 3: D. Helrnan, P. Shunck, C. Johnson, B. Schlunt, G. Wigner, C. Wood, W. Barrett Y-TEENS Row 1: S. Charboneau, J. Indoe, B. Brill, D. Ter Bush, B. Liedtke, S. Harrison, D. K. Larnberton, B. Clark, S. Tremblay, A. Thomas, J. Lawson Row 2: A. Carey, D. Price, L. Kuenzer, S. Schaad, S. Richardson, P. Campbell, J. Trout, J. North, R. Howitt, B. Bush, P. McKellips, C. Plautz, E. Isaacson Row 3: M. Sawden, J. Sammons, R. Durnbaugh, F. Schenck, T. Holland, M. Hirneisen, E. Loper, M. Moore, D. Wall, B. King, R. Mendez Row 4: Y. Stodgel, V. Bain, R. Ross, M. Betcher, P. Sedroski, S. Eggleston, C. Aubuchon, D. Dallmann, C. Coleman, V. Shaver, E. Plautz, S. Helwig 66 PEN PALS Row 1 ow 2 ow 3 4 Row 5 Librarian: Miss Carey Row l: D. Russell, M. Know, Mrs. Carter, B. Baker, M. Johnson . King, S. Weatherhead, L. Hubble, D. Burling, B. Willson, C. Beach . A. Michie, B. Lynd, P. Wagonjack, J. Schunck, C. Hall, F. Almos, D. Brown . Frizzle, C. Sesvold, R. Hardy, D. Breidinger, M. Don, T. Keech, L. Mullins . K. Nelson, A. Campbell, S. Welsh, C. Manning, J. Deaver LIBRARY CLUB M M M M B. Hyatt, C. Wirth, B. Noel, B. Parcher, A. Carey, C. Stevenson, C. Cloutier, V. Hoyt, B. Gustinis Row 2: M. Row 3: V. Row 4: J. Darr, C. Jones, S. Brown, N. Hamel, D. Wolfe, F. Davis, J. Kolar, B. Baker, Knox G. Braun, P. Pardee, J. Kolaski, S. Mayo, E. Passage, J. Poll, M. Keller, S. Bain, Perry C. Aubuchon, J. Williams, S. Schaad, C. Coleman, S. Hubble, J. Phipps, K. Ish, G. Geror, J. Crothers, B. Balmer, P. Wilder ORCi-IESTRA Row 1: J. Faxon, D. Jones, E. Jones, D. White, J. Denison, S. Vandersall, B. Hagle, S Neville, C. Hillman Row 2: G. O'Nei1, B. Green, E. Bradley, F. McCall, K. Johnson, F. Garrison, M. Keasley M. Studebaker, H. Reynolds, B. Hutchings, E. Ferrault, C. Monk Row 3: J. Vandersall, R. Malloy, P. Warden, B. Savallisck, R. Hills, D. Merriss, B. Walder M. McMil1eon 51,42 ,Al E. 68 SENIOR BA ND The final drive for band uniforms was reached in February. The four thousand dol- lar goal was gained through various money- making activities. Ihling Brothers, Everhard Company of Kalamazoo received the contract after several other out of state bids were formally rejected. Sixty four complete band uniforms were ordered, plus one director's and one drum rnaj0r's uniform. Delivery was scheduled for April. The first showing of these blue and gold signatures will also be in April. As tribute to the fund contributors a scroll will be hung in the band room. These names include Draton Plains and Waterford business places, individuals, and social organizations.. Row 1: L. Schluchter, J. Parcells, S. Walton, J. Swarz, M. Oliver, S. Andrews, C. Evanoff, B. Bean, C. Lane, D. Moore, J. Hoffman, M. Hicks, J. North, M. Gidley Row 2: S. Zang, B. Baker, G. Mitchell, M. Oliver, K. Wotts, G. Barber, H. Luxon, K. Smithson, J. Walter, L. Crivea, D. Nelson, J. Barnett Row 3: J. Pickett, B. Girouz, J. Palmitier, D. Bradley, N. O'hlea, D. Wheatley, D. Webb, B. DeCroix, M. Liskey, A. Kelchner, K. Underwood Row 4: J. Whaley, L. Smith, R. Greathouse, E. Windeler, M. Baker, QD. Hoobler, B. Brown, S. Ragatz, R. Ewald, C. Campbell, J. O'Berry 69 JS KV I '-.C 2.- Row 1: P. Long, L. Swenson, K. Graves, E. Plautz, M. Moore, B. Ewald, B. Ackerman, G. Mastick, G. Peters, B. Bush, D. Wall, J. Indo Row 2: J. Lawson, A. Ostrand, S. Bigelow, C. Goschke, M. Morse, M. Smith, J. Dorey, P. Shook, Y. Swenson, J. Smithson, R. Howett, J. Charboneau, E. Carter, M. Conway, R. Noe, D. Inman, Miss Bulla Row 3: M. HieFr19S9r1, E. Stodgel, S. Richardson, N. Kickman, S. Ream, J. Weber, G. Geliske, S. Glaspie, J. Blain, N. Staley, F. Kline, M. A. Keller, P. Pardee, J. Giddings, P. Bordner, N. Hummel, N. Strobeck Row 4: I. McGeahey, B. Hicks, A. Bowser, S. Snell, N. Mayo, B. Piechowiak, M. Darr, D. Miller, S. Darnard, M. A. Grace, J. Gidley, B, Liskey, M. Galack, B. Hess, C. Bump, M. Boss, J. Williams, B. Clark Row 5: C.Aubuschon,J. Adams, J. Trout, S. Griesback, D. Doyle, J. Roddewig, F. Puddy J. Swanson, J. Fear, K. Ish, J. Radenbaugh, J. Phipps, J. McCaffery, D. Blouch, D. Schaad Row 6: L. Olsabeck, J. Gillis, R. Ross, S. Yates, J. Keel, G. Pool, C. Reed, D. Lemaster, J. Upham, C. Maxwell, R. Kranze, G. Rarrison, G. Geror x flf,,l.L f '-3-ix 1 'IL5'1j.al'M. z ,lf'ff5 , + m1H? 1 M1401 fwmtl QV: , Ax 50,4 F JIRY 69 My X 1 , J Nav! sz if f Row 1: J. Lewis, G. Schaad, M. Longe, B. Liedtke, D. K. Ter Bush, R. Ostrand, J. Lawson, B. Matlock, G. Bennett Row 2: M. Johnson, P. Pardee, S. Helwig, J. Buirley, D. K. Lamberton, E. Dobson, S. Tremblay Row 3: P. Wilder, J. Ball, L. Hagner, D. Kohn, B. Hill, W. McMullen, M. J. Hess 70 1 f R WX VARSITY FOOTBALL Top Row: F. Puddy Mgr., Mr. Hackett, E. Denker, J. Hruska, Mr. Ashley, Mr. Cosgro, C. Schuster Mgr. 2nd Row: J. Ball, R. Cryderman, R. Kopicko, J. Kratt, B. Jacober, D. Mawhinney, P. Allen, W. Barrett 3rd Row: J. McClellan, 4th Row: G. Wigner, S. R. Jones, G. Scott, The Varsity football matter how good the team the final second. The Skipper defense season but the offense was scored against Waterford, D. Hubble, C. Anderson, J. Upham, C. Woods, J. Fear, J. Gargrave Larkin, B. Thomason Qco-capt.j, J. Cuthrell, B. Ackerman Qco-capt.j D. Card squad suffered a hapless season with one win and seven defeats. No or what the score was the Skippers were playing their hearts out until was the big reason for the low scores during the early part of the unable to hit pay-dirt. In the first 3 games a total of 21 points were which is very good but we scored none. In the first football game played under Coach Ashley the Skippers were edged out in a close tussel with a final score of 6-0. Waterford made costly fumbles every time they had a scoring chance. The following week Waterford played host to Cranbrook and was stopped by the small margin of 2-0. Cliff Wood was tackled in his own zone for the safety. The Skipper line of Gorden Wigner, Don Card, Bill Jacober, Bill Ackerman and Jerry Hargraves did a good job of holding the Cranes offense. Walled Lake shut out Waterford 13-0 in the next game. The Vikings showed us some good ball handling and trick plays. The victory hungry Skippers set sail against Farmington and coasted an 8-0 victory. Rick Jones tackled a Falcon runner in the end zone for the safety and Bud Thomason drove over from the seven yard line for the other 6 points. The Farmington victory put some spark into the team and they were out to defeat Van Dyke. Waterford was leading until the 3rd quarter when a couple stray passes set up a scoring chance and the team fell apart. Waterford lost 20 - 6. The next three games were with Roseville, Birmingham and Owosso. Birmingham was the best class B team in the state and Roseville was among the top ten also. Owosso was rated fourth in the state for class A schools. Roseville ran wild against Waterford and racked up 33 points to our 6. Quarterback Joe Emery was the big gun as he ran, kicked, and passed his team to victory. Birmingham was the next big test for the Skippers, but the powerful Maples, led by All- State Tom Tracy's 3 touchdowns and 2 extra points piled up 35 points to win easily. Waterford held Birmingham fTom Tracy inc.j to 13 points in the first half but not the second. Final score was 35-0. The Skipper ll ventured to Owosso for the final game of '51. Waterford played their best game of the season as they were defeated by the strong Trogons by the score of 25-0. 72 ?, .S 412 I ff 443 ZZSTM If 1 V. - - My ,I Q ' .4 132 ' , V N , Who S got the ball? Jam P119 N if 1 14 f .,, ' NX. X! I , 4 RTW surround e!'5- Bud Gets His Man. 'Q RESERVE EOO'l'E3A!.!. Top Row: C. Schuster Mgr., T. Perkiss, R. Codray. L. Wilson, J. Crowe, L. Rickard, R. Campbell, Mr. Cosgro 2nd Row: R. Rice, J. Gaultney, D. Adams, L. Fitzgerald, J. Attard, B. Craig, B. Thayer, R. Holland 3rd Row: J. Lesar, E. Tomlinson, J. Elliot, D. Gorman Qco-capt.l, R. Eldred, W. Perry, J. Abney, P. O'Neil, J. Parker 4th Row: D. Cook, T. Healy, R. Lange, L. Wigner, K. Keating, M. Thomas, D. Minton, Ken Ish fco-capt.j Starting out with an 18-0 Win against Keego Harbor the Junior Skippers racked up a total of 50 points to the Opponents' 38. Kerry Keating and company had much help coming from the front line consisting of Fitzgerald and Attard at end, Ish and Minton at tackle, Parker and Gorman at guard, and Cook at center. The first mates defeated Keego Harbor 18-0, but a wrench was thrown into the works by Birmingham when the junior Maples defeated Coach Cosgro's boys, 19-0. Walled Lake kept the wrenches flying by again defeating Keating and company in a rough, tough 6-0 battle. The first- mates again started rolling by trouncing Farmington Jay Vee's 20-7 and in quick succession tripping Cranbrook's Little Cranes, 12-7. This made possible a 3-2 season for Coach Cosgro's debut as a Skipper coach. Waterford 18 Keego Harbor 0 Waterford 0 Birmingham 19 Waterford 0 Walled Lake 6 Waterford 20 Farmington 7 Waterford 12 Cranbrook 7 74 Fighting Reserves yxliq VARSITY TRACK -A-N...---in-rt.-4 g , ' I -- will - :rw ,, . .15 , I A, X A M 'M' I K.. ' - . ' X N . ...- ' 'Q at f . t l .. -ef' at .t Row 1: P. Allen, D. Mawhinney, E. Konzer, Mr. Ashley, J. Crowe, C. Anderson, D. McCarty, H. Wiggins, F. Puddy Row 2: G. Geror, G. Powell, J. Rose, D. Senk, G. Scott, H. Kepenks, R. Jones The Skipper thinclads led by Zeke Konzer lost 3 meets, Won 1 and placed second in a triangular meet. Clarkston was the Skippers' only win as they were edged 56-1f2 - 52-1f2. In the Inter- Lakes meet they came in 3rd place, which is very good. The Skippers placed 3-1f2 points behind Farmington and 10-1f4 points in front of Berkley. Both these teams whitewashed the thinclads in regular meets. A-K, The '51 team was composed mostly of sophomores and juniors. We can expect a much better record in 1952. Pontiac - 65 Waterford - 35 St. Michaels - 34 St. Mary's 43-1f2 Waterford 38 Waterford 56-1f2 Clarkston 52 1f2 Farmington 77 Waterford 41 Berkley 66-1f2 Waterford 41 INTERLAKES MEET Walled Lake 80- Farmington 41-1f2 Waterford 38 - - - And Over Berkley 27- Keego Harbor 7 'W' Southfield 0 75 Up. . VARSITY BA SEB! LL 4 . f if o if f Row 1: S. Larkin, B. Ackerman, T. Studt, J. Logie, B. Thomason, C. Wood Row 2: Mr. Ortiz, J. Bigelow, J. Kratt, T. Cuthrell, D. Radtke, L. Wyckoff, S. Savas, A. Ruelle, J. Long, D. Card, C. Johnson The Waterford Diamond squad got off to a poor start last year dropping their first two games to Clarkston and Pontiac 5-0 and 10-2 respectively. The stickmen found rough going in the Clarkston game as Clark Rouse held them to seven hits. A strong Pontiac team soundly defeated the Skippers. Six errors aided Waterford in making a come back as they dumped Farmington 9-4, but were edged by Rochester 4-3 in a rough battle. Lynn Wyckoff allowed but 5 hits while losing. Bud Thomason making his first high school pitching start, turned in a fine three-hit per- formance against Berkley. Bub helped the cause by wacking out a double and a single. Jack Kratt also had a couple of two-baggers. Waterford won 5-3. The Skippers racked up their only shut-out 5-O from Oxford as Jack Frizzle hurled a bril- liant four-hitter. The boys went wild on the base paths as they stole 15 bases. A vengeful Farmington squad defeated the Skippers 4-3 in a tough 8-inning battle. Sam Savas blasted a four-bagger with a mate aboard. Pontiac walked over the Skippers 12-2 as Jack Kratt suffered the loss. Cranbrook gave Waterford another dubbing by the score of 13-2. Both losses were due to poor hitting and fielding. The ball-club wound up the 1951 season with a thrilling extra-inning tussle with Clarkston in which Waterford came out on top 8-6. Kratt homered and Savas had 3 for 3. Sam Savas, Tom Cuthrell, and Bud Thomason were the only players to hit over . 300. Savas set the pace with .354 with Cuthrell .352 and Thomason hitting .3l8. Waterford 0 5 Clarkston Waterford 3 4 Farmington Waterford 2 10 Pontiac Waterford 3 12 Pontiac Waterford 9 4 Farmington Waterford 2 13 Cranbrook Waterford 3 4 Rochester Waterford 8 6 Clarkston Waterford 5 0 Oxford Won 3 6 Lost 76 RESERVE BASEESA LL X X X F3 E ffl '55 Xb X 'Q' in., f x iii' Cr 'Ce ' W 9' -x 3 F -L Row 1: F. Reynolds, J. Hruska, J. Cuthrell, K. Sch1uchter,J. Parker, J. Fear Row 2: B. Turnbull, D. White, R. Hubble, R. Kopicko, Mr. Hackett, Jack Hruska, N. Davis, B. Vann Led by Jack Hruska's brilliant pitching the J. V. baseball squad won one game and dropped a couple of heartbreakers. To start the season the Junior Chiefs of Pontiac dumped the Slippers 12-5. The Jay Vees' apparently had lst game jitters. Out hit 5 to 3 the JV's lost a heartbreaker to Pontiac 4-3. Jack Kruska, hurling for Waterford, whiffed 9 batter's and gave up 5 hits. Ken Schluchter ropedl a homerun for the Junior Skippers. Behind Jack Hruska's no-hit pitching Waterford posted their only victory of the season 3-0. Jack fanned 8 batters. I Pontiac 12 Waterford 5 Pontiac 6 4 Rochester 0 3 Waterford Varsity 7 W. R. 3 xv .pw-f 'wwe M ' '2...., qv 1-- ' ' J . 'Hz nfs. W . A t t W. vw' 4' w,3,lx'4f 5, ji 'ixftjxj' '- ' A ,, 4' 7 -ef-..2.n2-f , . -mi, , , . . .M v W-MY 5 .g ..- a. v N' Q. Heath-75 . W' Z.- E , Perfect Bunt 77 VARSITY BASKET?-M LL .Q ...M1,.L.. .,, . ff wwf.. Hs -- af- :me-..,.11.: f 1 -7 1 .mn , W , -pvc .. ah Row 1: Mr. Ashley, R. Cryderman, C. Anderson, J. Hruska, B. Schlunt, C. Wood, D. Senk, J. Crowe Row 2: L. Fitzgerald, R. Egres, D. Tims, A. Warman, B. Thomason, D. McCarty Suffering for lack of experience the Skippers dropped 15 games while winning 2. Many of the losses were by 10 points or less. Dave Senk led the scorers with 111 points in 11 games, while Jack Hruska counted 113 in 16 games. Rex Egres scored 54 points in the second semester. Waterford Farmington Waterford Clarkston Waterford Keego Waterford Milford Waterford Troy Waterford Milford Waterford Van Dyke Waterford Avondale Waterford Avondale Waterford Walled Lake Waterford Troy Waterford Keego Waterford Farmington Waterford Clarkston Waterford Van Dyke Waterford Birmingham 1YWaterford 'Van Dyke '9fTournament 78 'wo fi fi 1 RESERVES BASKETS! LL Row 1: S. Ryeson, B. Fell, R. Hendry, T. Vaughn, L Fitzgerald Row 2: D. Eaton, R. Kopicko, J. Attard, B. Beedle, L Richard J Fear Row 3: D. Hoobler, P. Toth, D. Minton, H. Pankner, B Gard After a poor start of three losses the J. V. Cagers settled down and played heads p basketball for the remaining games. The young reserves apparently were shakey until they tripped Milford, then they were on their Way. The Junior Skippers scored 453 points to the opponents' 640 points, Steve Ryeson accounted for about 20 per cent of the total by pouring in 100 points and Barry Fell followed close with 83. Waterford ll Waterford 15 Waterford 3 2 Waterford 35 Waterford 39 Waterford 43 Waterford 38 Waterford 25 Waterford 50 Waterford 12 24 29 27 29 24 20 80 Farmington Clarkston Ke-ego Milford Troy Milford Van Dyke Avondale Avondale Walled Lake Troy Ke-ego Farmington Clarkston Van Dyke Birmingham ish-. :P abd 1 l 1 X 12x ff 1 H A ff 1' ' -T f , , f fl, ey VW, ., gi, f , In , E. Ernst, A. Frome, B. Gates, J. Perkio, K. Meyers, S. Cline, A. Secan, Y. McGuffey, S. Brown, S. Palmer, R. Mendez fu PFI ll-,rl-rp ,rlccni -cf-XJQKJ B. Monk E. Plautz J. Stark F. Schenk M. Ross M. Moore I' w WEST HURON LEAGUE 3 OWL I N G Row 1: P. Fawcett, M. Shell, C. Cheetham, V. Hickson, J. McGinty, S. Welch, M. Jarrard Row 2: H. Wiggins, G. Spees, S. Beehler, M. Bryant, S. Andrews, S. Helwig, P. Lohff, J. Gaultney, J. Rall, R. Armstrong Row 1: D. Ter Bush, P. McKellips, H. Stultren, V, Shaver, S. Richardson, L. Pace, L Kuenzer, M. Jones, L. Cleveland Row 2: C. Sorensen, D. Lilge, S. Lilge, L. Swenson, N. Rousseau, J. Schlunt, Y. Stodgel Row 3: Mr. L. E. Manhart, B. Liskey, M. Gollach, S. Tonkin, I. McGeachy, J. Johnson M. Mack, L. Eddy Row 4: M. Hawes, B. Erickson, J. Fear, C. Johnson, G. Kolb, D. Field, B. Schlunt, A. Ortwein, D. Hibler 82 LAND-O-LAKES Row 1: R. Lang, D. Dryden Row 2: S. Larkin, T. Studt, J. Hargrave, B. Schuster Row 1: A. Larson, F. Mack, R. Hardy, N. Hamel, D. Nelson, M. Aylsworth, B. Gustines, M. Mullen, N. Farnham Row 2: D. Price, J. Merrill, S. Hicks, J. Dawson, D. K. Lamberton, J. McCaffrey, K. Mitchell, E. Morearty, A. Cawerly Row 3: Mr. E. Crane, R. Connole, R. McNamara, R. Krantz, L. Wilson, J. Burns, J. Goh Row 4: E. Newsbaum, B. Wilder, D. Wood, B. Lamberton, H. Luzo, S. Zang, S. Larkin, T. Studi, J. Swindeman 83 1 LIFE SAVING I Row 1: Y. Stodgel, D. Allen Row 2: J. Stark, M. Moore Row 3: O. Watchpocket, Mrs. Isaacson, M. Pipe, P. Allen, M. Boss, B. Brill, F. Schenk, N. Farnham, G. Pratt, H. Davis, G. Hedlund, M. Smith, T. Studt, B. Quine, R. Connole Row 4: J. Hruska, B. Schuster, G. Hargrave,, J. L. Bigelow, M. Hirneisen, S. Eggleston, J. Trout, R. Huff, B. Brinker, W. Barrett, R. Jones Gs ASA! l lc:'- k'l Row 1: P. Wagonjack, Y. Stodgel, M. Sawdon, E. Loper, S. Cline, B. Clark, V. Bain, Y. Mitchell, S. Brockman, L. Mullins, K. Myers, D. Gilbert, L. Bell, S. Purcell Row 2: J. Parcells, B. Gage, C. Balmer, E. Plautz, F. Schenck, B. Brill, J. Valentine, D. Mielke, A. Thomas, A. Secan, J. Pierce, M. Knox, J. Wood Row 3: M. Girst, E. Bradley, N. Tibbitts, E. Pardee, G. Rose, C. Ryan, S. Mullins, C Manning, J. Wilson, D. Hosner, M. Briggs, S. Tremblay, J. McGinty, P. Fawcett, C Davison Row 4: K. Crothers, M. Boss, M. Johnson, M. Frizzle, K. Hook, S. Andrews, M. Bryant, B. Hess, J. Shunck, W. Fogal, B. Driscoll, R. Kelchner, R. Goderis, S. Clark, J. Cobb S. Pearsall, P. Fernald, C. McCarthar, Miss Vannorsdall 84 9 ff 5 x, R f f X 3 I .J X X 1 XXX V, mf ffm? f fL X in I Q! 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