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

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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-

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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