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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1953 volume:

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' 14' '- ' 'f ...JJ u 1 if.: gff'Q,'u,,, ' H' ' 'IP L ' 'fr if 1' I onienld ADMINISTRATION STUDENTS ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS FEATURES page 9 page 15 page I1 page 89 page 113 .Le watson a.q,.,,sx A L Modesty, one of her outstandlng attrlbutes was so clearly demonstrated by her protests when members of the Journahsm classes suggested that the Water Log be ded1cated to one who has contrlbuted unse1f1shly to the productlon of our school paper and annual s1nce thelr begmmng A frlendly counselor, an able representatlve of her professxon and school through many years of serv1ce at both Pont1ac Hlgh School and Waterford Townsh1p H1gh School, and a super1or teacher character1ze M1ss Florence Day Her well deserved respect from faculty and students IS earned through her ded1cat1on to the 1deals of loyalty and fa1rness 1n human relat1onsh1ps Wlth grateful appreclatlon and Just prlde we dedlcate th1s 1953 Water Log to M1ss Florence Day our advlser and fr1end 6 ! I I 3, y,.V , y 3 , .. ' 'lf V 11 1 A f Y 4. - X, , ff' ,fff- Jr - - ' I , , . A Cx H fi: wc-D 'fbzvdgr-l,., v ,aw CQCIIOOI SOIZQ Starul up and CIZFFT for tlzf Slczpjlers of Wlzerz the sem aw getting rough anrl the our fleetq IVe're going to ruin this gauze. goings getting tough. ZL'6'lll sail on like Stand up and shout for a team that men of old. So look up. look out. .stand cant he heat when rirtorx ix our aim. up and rlzeer and .shout for the IVater- ford Blue and Cold, 7 Down swept the chill wind from the mountain peak, From the snow five thousand sum- mers oldg He had caught the nodding bulrush- tops And hung them thickly with diamond drops, That crystalled the beams of moon and sun, And made a star of every one' No mortal builders most rare vice Could match this wlnter palace of ice nfl' ' 4 Y A 5 V' 8 .LX x 4 x S' fre Q 153, t ' MXN 3 4 , M MAY Merry, rollicking, frolicking May, Into the woods came skipping one davg She teased the brook till he laughed outright. And gurgled and scolded with all her might. She chirped to the birds and bade them sing A chorus of welcome to Lady Spring. XL Q. ' Q A XYN44 p fxfx f f 'foilv f'X vm BQ fO un QL F Qcswf-rf. I I 1 1 Ln LJ tra hon m oarc! of Scfuca tion -ffg if i E.Johnson, M.Smith, W. Vann, J.Donelson, W.Schunk, E.Windeler. XZ, 'td s w-.-,f Mr. Donald C. Weaver, Principal Mr. William Schunck Superintendent of Waterford Township Schools X? Nx Z rn? -Hi .1 I ,fv,Qmlr 4' X 8 V x H u l 5 v Mrs. Bertha Bryce Mrs. Mary Katharyn Oakes Mrs. Emma Olson Senior High Counselors Mrs. Lela Lone! and Sue Houghton 11 x 'E o x l ' ' I W af ' ' H1 X ,i ' : 'f . . U Afx W ' mf -Q K li we .Q -:::+-'r Junior High Counsellors Byron Merritt and Mrs. Elsie Carter ik' f ga vi I 5:43. f., .. vmggfiyf MQ, 55764 sais S 3 in 5 1 ' ., K 14 Helen Bulla Ass't Principal 1,5 L F' -4 'Sv 41.2 '5' 4 3 A Q 0 V ff -49 J f gf ,3A,g?',' , an :T , .k if ,J I' Aj Ji., f-551555: . Lauren Manhart Acting Assistant Principal Mrs. Olive Spiess Receptionist N ffl eaclzerd X x k Vl, X' Row Frank F Day L McCu1ly E L1ndsey,A Carey S Houghton M Vackaro Row Johnson B Endleman D Clark E Isaacson H Robert F Dawson Row 'ipxess H Wolter P Looman M Larson J Fry Row Good F Garland A Lfzke A H1nckley J Thompson P 1. 78 A ii r Rowl V Benson E Kelly B Smxth E Carter K Morrow B Llndstrom S McCoy Row Bla1r M Double H Dans Q Hardmg, A WIISOI B Bosworth G Watch pocket P Vannorsdall Row3 J Hackett A Savas J LLWIS L E11-.ms B Wood K Hanson H Bulla F Cosgro Row4 J Anderson D Arsen W Ashley N Lr1ck G Tramontxn L Grff Weaver Row 5 J Vindersall B Mermtt C Myer 13 f . 4 A .x - a I' n ' . ' I ,x Xt 1 l , . I ,ax 'I ,U n x - - .I .nf Q 1: B. , . ', . , . . , . , . 2: E. , . , . , . , . , . . 3: O. t ' , . , . , . . 5 , . . 4: J. , . . , . . , . ' , . . .63 ., U , . A ' K , I Q. C, A V ' I B rg Y A XM b . ll fl 1 . r ff ' E2 I - Q x V Y 1 - I iiuyzz' . . 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Y 1 James Abney- Quiet in ap- pearance with motives un- knovsml' Football 9 10 11 , 1 I Aj ' DdrjQAl1pn- 'Quiet and unas- sumihglb t ewergloyal. Bowling 1 f' I ,1 ' Showgqltk ' ' 1 Carnival ,QL ft Senior,'Pr0m 3 Marilyn Anderson' A fute girl a friend so true e had faults, they re very EW William Arnold A chuckle and boldness rare lighthearted without a care Baseball 9 Bowling 10 Golf 11 wggb wr W A Norma Ainsle s costs n everythi Pep Club 9 , Sophomore ring mittee Paul Allen- Much of our class' talent is centered around this fine lad. Class President 9 11 12 Track 9 10 11 12 Football 9 10 11 12 Swimming 11 Weight lifting 9 Tumbling Club 10 11 P.T.S.A. treasurer Showboat Boys' State 10 Senior Trip Committee Carnival Senior Prom H' 'in q'! .,, at Carolyn Aubuchon Her ways are ways of pleasantness Latin Club 9 Y Teens 10 Dramatics Club 10 Pep Club 10 Deck Hands 11 12 Carnival John Bartell Not that I love studies less but I love fun more Senior Trip Committee Showboat Carnival 18 arf'- AWE' N! Allan df x N irw 'V okf Baan Hd go it your fway ,And fl 11 do 1t.rm1ne an offJr Sr Baxnquet Co C ai man of Sr Carnival A A 9 1 l lPep C'l,ub 9 10 Y Teefis 10 11 Richard Baumgartner A man who admits his mistakes has a head start on great HBS: f I A ' N . f ' f , . -I' a - v s n Lg O Q . f , I - n y 'I . . I . ' ' f .U 1 I I ' fs Q 1 y , Q 1 4 ' f 'I mv if , G K . can J n , , ' Q, Ch Q . - rv ' ' -vv n . , . , 'V M pl ,x .. 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X' It 'Y A ' 'A' in -nu-if Sally Broadworth The later you get to school 1n the mornmg the shorter the Bowlmg 10 11 Jun1orS-emo .Banquet Sally Brockman Eyelashes that could sweep from any man s heart a cobweb Sen1or Class secretary Semor Tr1p Comm1ttee Football queen 10 Showboat Assembly comm1ttee 10 11 Dramatlcs Club 10 11 Carn1val Trlple Tr1o 10 S nce e com.Y Teens 10 Sen1or Prom A11a'y4V rthy Carol Bump A pretty g1rl 1 ff IS 11ke a melody N, -mav- 'C 3Bow11 g 9 Dram f.19SC,1Llb 11 c u P lub 9 jsnkoie , if 12 S J u ounc1l 11 Sen1or Board Carn1val d J Sen1or Prom Deck Hands 11 rt Burns Honesty and ood nature IS h1s strength Gerald Callahan HIS l1fe shall be as the sea w1nds rest lessness unt1l hlS goal IS reached Bowlmg 9 Boys State Sen1or Tr1p Comm1ttee Carn1val JM W' Betty Bush Her v1rtues far exceed her he1ght Pep Club 9 Jumor Sen1or Banquet Deck Hands 11 12 Y Teens 11 ! iff ,Alf Patlflltd-Zi!CampZ1,ell She who ows when to speak knows when to be s1lent Y Teens 10 11 Pep Club 9 10 Showboat 11 Sen1or Tr1p Comm1ttee ,W gg.-uv f ll Years Ago fm, wfrvf E mag Caryer qierfnlm-d Jeweldme Chaffm The past u S a remembered Q1ft I s1gned for the futuggdalsured 6 Club 9 Youth for Chrgsf C111 .,, 4 Bowling 10 Debate Club 10 Yf eens 1,0 Deck Hands 10 1 V Student Counc1l 10 I X Al1ce Clark You don t have to L1ll1an Cleveland A good na be a blond to be preferred tured sort .Tumor Sen1or Banquet Lat1n Club 10 A 4 Carn1val Sen1or Prom Bowhng 10 11 Y Teens 10 11 12 Pep Club A10 Cheerleadmg 9 10 11 Q4 Sen1or Tr1p Comm1ttee ,jx Pep cmb 9 10 ,L Powder Puff Bowl 12 W 20 F I fa' . 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' ' Bowlin 0 11 J 1char Gorman Llfe get Carolyn gop tedwus pn t 1t'7' Fo 15311 9 10 '11 12 em r ard 1 SgmorN r1p C'0mm1ttee Garmval wor ec 1 Y Y lx R1chard Goyette There are two sldes to every story my Slde and the rlght one Football 9 10 11 12 Showboat Bowhng 11 12 4-v N-.I 'fs 'Cr- Larry r ve se en e c amera ootbal 12 rg, 0 11 J o 10 0 ' 1 ti Sen1or ' p Co f ee cam I H 1,12 .X hard r An 1mpres Jerry Hampton The force of h1s own mer1t makes h1s way L1fesav1ng 12 Fencmg 12 ty dark h xred ass eauty and ab Y Karen Heathman Wherever she fxnds herself ln l1fe she ll make a good add1t1on 1 Showboat rer 12 Sen1or Tr1p Comm1ttee GJ of Semor Board M o oaty Car val Prom S Sen1or Pro o- m1 e fl 'EA y Sr Bd 1 J r Banquet NM K N 'T Curt1ss Gr1nn1er Be sllent and safe s1lence never bet ays 2 Syb11 Hagle A g1r1 moods Bowlmg 9 12 Auct1on sale 9 Dramat1cs Club many Y Teens 12 41' of x 5-f :Ex 1-' p 1 iff, L 1' 1 A g 1 12 1? 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'sl Greta Hedlund As merry s a crxcket Carmval L1fesav1ng 11 12 Dramatlcs Club 11 12 Glrls State Semor Prom Jumor Sen1or Banquet Showboat Deck Hands 12 Sandra Hlcks 'Tfshe has cares blame xt on We r fhalr Y Teen 10 Dramatlc Club 10 Deck HandS1i'1 12 Showboat I I Jan1 1 b cd A l1fe Wlth a IS a happy one Dramat1cs Club 11 Down 1n the Valley Marlene H1rne1son A leader never stays beh1nd Dramat1cs Club 10 11 Pep Club 9 10 Carmval Jumor Varsxty cheerleader 10 Sophomore treasurer Jun1or Class Board Y Teens 10 11 G A A 11 Bowl1ng 11 12 T! varslty cheerleader ll Latm Club 9 i L1fesav1ng 11 12 Showboat co T Calhe A Wind Alw ys s jk 1 1' V8. R1chard Hubble He carrxed the p1gsk1n and brought home the bacon Student COUHC11 9 Football 9 10 11 12 Baseball 9 'O 12 Track 9 Bowlxng 9 Omml A lulll , Welghtllftlflg Club 9 10 'fi AOS zur 'Y' 6 Denms Huff O dreams he for work IS naught 1nJune Baseball 9 Carmval Frank Hutchlns Men that love hghtly may forget but are not forgotten 24 .KG She puts her a b x and S1tS Kenneth Ish Th1s lad too, we know can slng In th1S 1n all he 1S k1ng Track 10 11 Football 9 10 11 Dramat1cs 9 10 11 12 Showboat Auctlon sale 9 L1fesav1ng 11 12 Bowlmg 10 Jumor Semor Banquet Thesp1ans 12 Young Man s Fancy Our Hearts We re Young and Gay!! ff' V i . ,, Q h I ,, . . . , . VY 'll : E I , . - ' ll 7 F ' f N ' v I I -I ,kv I , , 1 ' 1 , A - - 1 , I A - I ,, , ' In ' : ' , ' ' ,, I, 1 , L , -aw . 'Q 01 . , 1 - g I g ggf. f . ' . . .1 4-as ' I . 4117, ' 1 I .. E YY fa ' ' X' Ka - . . . 1 ff- Mo ' 1 ' h 1.4 a t 1 ' 1 h 0 ' H L' th re i a le n a 3 0 g' I 6 h . 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Y vv 1 vu Deloxes Inmarb We hfave so many dreams for the fu tuxe Deck HAndS M 12 Wayne :Tanks Always topfhvg the teachers Jtnme Bowhng 9 10 ll Footbllfll 12 Uhelele Club 10 bhowboat Down 1n the Valley Wlulllg a hard N 'V i ootball 1 'F Gerald K S1lence golden as b 1 11 n Jack Kratt On the mound he fans them all Jack IS al ways on the ball Football 9 10 Welght l1ft1ng 9 10 Track 9 Bowllng 9 Baseball 9 10 11 12 Will1amJacober Thechmb to success IS steep but I have a good motor Footblll 10 11 Bowlxng, 10 Carmval Sen1or Tr1p Comnuttee Madelyn flpnesr L1ttle pack afgepare hill oS,b1g sux pvfses ' Bowlmg 10 11 if Q btudent Qffuncaxf 10 1' 'N Showboat AJ af A R1 hard JO e eff 6 most 1n 3 aw Sf mint fqjten be gm a lL esae relf?LL ll 1 JL f 1610! 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X Arthur Lat1mer Every 1nch a gentleman Bowlmg 11 12 I I Hazel Ledford W1thout mus1c lue would be a m1staket Pep Club 10 Student COUHC11 'Na 1909 Lawrence Krumw1ede S1lent the wlsemen of old Fencmg Club 12 Barb f spoken u t Cou 1 or B U1 Joan Lawson Full of good meamng and good W1Sh6S Dramat1cs Club 11 12 Student COUHC11 11 Deck Hands 11 12 French Club 11 12 Y Teens 10 11 12 Showboat L1brary Club 11 Bowllng 10 11 12 Photography Club 10 Barbara dtke A sweet promtse and ab1l1ty w ng 11a 12 rench Club 11 12 Y Teens 10 11 12 Student COUHC11 12 Sophomore Class Board Cafmval Showboat Secretary of Bowlmg League 12 Sen1or Tr1p Commlttee 44' Fibxaw K 3' 1 f S-Q. Donna L11ge Knowledge comes but w1sdom lmgers Bowllng 11 Showboat armval French Club Future Teachers' Club 12 Bar f'a7'9,fL1hH d and shall never agrees Pep'Club 9 Bowhng ,10 12 Drarnahcs Club 1 11 2 Our Town ' Showboat Years Ago Ranshack1e Inn The busy 26 ,f I 1 ' 'J ,q 1 ,fl Q yi af, x . 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A , ' I 5, -' - uv ' -vv ' d d 0 ' ' , 1 ' .rv v ' r V1 - O' u ' j I ' 12 ' 'o 1 - V. 21 W--1 LOIS Kuenzer Anearnestg1r1 w1th a goodf heart Jun1or Semor Banquet Y Teens A10 IL f 1 Bowhng fo 11 Dramatics 10 11 VICE Pres1dent 9 10 Sen1or Board Alvera Larson Del1ghtfulw1th a pleasmg personal1ty Bowhng 11 12 Cx Pep Club 10 X Student COUHCI1 12 R lbw- 1'b 'nv if erm in-P Sljglei Luge 1mpoSS1b1e BOWIIHQ 11 Showboat Carmval French Cllfb 12 r Future Teachers' Club 12 Powder Puff Bowl Try , nothmg Barbara 1Sk unassu ng mann Camer Bowllng Han s 11 III all tl ,J 1 ' f. 1 I James Loachmdge HIS am1able manner IS one we w1ll never forget Bowhng 10 Crafts 10 Baseball 11 12 Showboat H Y 10 11 2 Carmval Wa To H1 Se Gary Ldoaey It IS no ar to sleep NIS necessary for that rpose tolkeep awake ' 38 1' Je n M u needn t e hear Dec Qem r Prom A lover of fun oard 11 matlcs Club 9 enlor Tr1p Comm1ttee Sen1or Announcement Com MarJor1e Longe She doesnt trouble trouble unt1l trouble troubles her Pep Club 9 10 11 French Club 11 12 Wa To H1 Se Showboat Elalne Loper L1ttle d9V11S are scarce Please take good care of me Wa To H1 Se ed1tor 12 Dramatlcs Club 10 11 12 Thesp1ans 11 12 Sr Tr1p Sen1or Board Sen1or Prom S- 'Y G Aa G A A 10 11 12 Jr Sr Banquet if Carn1val Showboat I7 annine cCaffery L1fe IS lke a m1rror you get he I est resultswberfyou Smlle Showboat Carmval Se n1or Prom Sa-J Dramat1cs Club 10 11 Robert McCul1um Gangway you other Romeos come bhowboat Carmval J Joan d The best way ends IS to be one Y Teens 10 11 12 howbo I J s r B ue Selrgor Prom Sergbr r1p Com lttee Deck Hands 11 George Magtfpg glxfidzfglig am cs Cl boat nds an s Fa MW rs Ago g b te Dozen 1 ur HeartEE and Gaylrf 27 herel Q J James McClellan Tall dark a d handsome lad, IS one of he best we ve ever had Cgrmval Bowlmg 0 Football 11 12' Baseball 11 12 Showboat Phylhs Mggielhps W1thsu ,Shine 1n thy face ' oo to hav,e+ such grace Dramancs Club 16 11 12 Teens 11 12 Bowlmg L1 12 Semor 'I'r1p Comm1ttee Sen1or Prom Oarmval C fx LP ' l I . . 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Donald M1 e w 16' no bette f w urry e better 11 we Football 9 10 1 IV W81ght 1 1 9 10 11 2 Track 9 Showboat H1 Y 12 Basketball 11 more happ1ness 1n the world than gloomy eyes d1scover V1sua1 A1ds Club ff' ew his 'Charl Maxwell Betterknow mg than half know any t ng Football 9 10 L1 Showboat 2 Deck Hands l XX. X 1 r IS ga 1 e 'sh ll lx e ay for Yet, b LO! sCarn1vaQ- c Cl v L1f6S8V1 Showboa ec Han 11 2 4-'N 336. 49 a..-df Phyll1s MOTFISOH A merry M ors about ful countenance m e heart makes a cheer 1mefg ke ends Carn1val Q ub lil Q - ' Jun1 en1or anqu v T' ff Showbo 1on 6 Mary Morse As sweet asa Sara Mull1ns Her favorlte song d1sh IS 'Sp r s Deck Handq 11 G A Aff 11 IZ! I 1 X f 1 -1 1. S ' m -,' 1 1, . Q ' 1 nh ' 1, to , Dr we ' - 1- v ' 'H , ' 81 3 ' - ' 12 1 ' lf -. X5 t e.. 8 'JL' I , VV vv - 1 . vv H KY I I vv ,I . vv 1 H X F . I X ' .F .H 1 Stud o f 1 12 kv ' F N ' ' ' . J, Di . e -,, . . , H ' . r , kin 'V ,,k Y, - - . ' A Y , I b x u ,,- ' y , ' W ' D ' I V I 1 fa S :ww ,K vw H k 1 ' - n- is V ' g th . I .X I u 1- '. t - ' ' ub 1 -rf -. ' 1 y ' 1 f I.- l I f- 4 I - 1 E Yvonne N11fche11- Laugh and be MyronMonroe- Thereis much W K fl ry I g.vv .11 I 1. - lv ' y 1 I IQ , .1 It -ff q J VV x ' ' -11 a My' 'QV - t ' 6 ou -as 0 . et, o m th ,. f I ' e s. C' KL e I 11 -J' ' 1 ' ' V - Hin A ' 'f' f- L' N I . ' X W s' w l ' if 5 - K I 1 .1 -1 I ' I f ' g' ' l f 7 if A J P Y, 7 -if I 1 1 .1 '91 - 1 'I 11,4 -2 .avb -x i I L 4j If H .XI 1, ff! I ' i I 28 ' A , ' Edward lNewsbaum looks quxet but Football 9 10 Baseball 9 10 Showboat Bowlmg 10 11 Carmval JJ rence ills b c It1Sb t ter to b ort an s 1 ham be tall and! st a shadow 1sual V 21411 415051 I..1bralXyNC1ub 11 Q- Esm- '5 41 'D' W1lma P1ckerlng,- As DICE as th come SGDIQI' Tr1p omm1ttee Bow Tig Q0 Club 9 Eugene Poole H1s smlle brwhtens the day Dramat1cs Club 10 11 12 Bowl1ng 10 11 Showboat Camera Club 10 Deck Hands 11 12 R1taNoe Manner sweet free and charmmg Deck Hands 11 Dramatlcs Club 11 Showboat Joanne Parker L ttle Sald IS soonest mended g it ..S.. 0-of .0 ' j if 5- Patr1c1a Parmentef She s qU1Ck and fast! Tllffis gal 1 ever af 7 fl St1l'd'ent unc1l 9 EAFHIVBJ Jfumory en1or Banquet! S r Prom Show T Semo Tr1p Com 1ttee A ll 12 ,Y Tee'hs1112 Poylder Puff Bow1'12 Dramahcs Club 9 10 Waterlog 11 12 Wd To H1 S6 11 12 if dynam1te Jun1or Seruor Banquet Showboat Deck Hands 11 Student Counc1l 11 Mary Loulse P1pe we h med1c1ne to make e f, , speak butfynonef fy! fk t em s1l 1' Pep Club 9 1 gf A 10 ,441 Y Teens 1 !L jj! ij Showboat ff Deck Hands 1 L1fesav1ng 11 Z Alfred Powell Gene IS m11d though th1s gent truly en Joys an argument Track 10 11 Bowllng 10 Showboat 29 40 BarbaraPearsall Agoodheart never changes but keeps 1tS course Trlple T110 10 Showboat Down 1n the Valley Youth for Chr1st Club 11 Wa To H1 Se 11 12 Waterlog 11 W 1S not the l1fe for eck H I Carn1va N I 106 l' T 'NH - 'U r J - .... 6 1 2 4- 12 ' ' 5' ' 12 ' A '- C LLJ ,J I M by A 6 ' - c1uEm5'fy 1 ' 'Il K idfvf-! 5 t 5- V ' L b--' ' ' y ,- U ' -JVM g In 0 . . S - .L x I - . 5' .. . ., ' . U ,la ' 'f , K . . big' ' . . ' N I I H JI, f' 7 N. X it I- .. gl 4 f .,,faK g 4 ? 1 1 Gloria Peters- A half pint of, , All work and I ' V1 .I ' ' f, , I , , F, 0, Q, A I , ein! ,a Q' W 6 l , I j 9:2 u J 1 1' bl M 1 1. ' ' vi ' ' ' -H ,Y 4 A .ml ' .. J A -at ., ,Y e Q 4' n . h . XY' ff If ' -V 9- L13 A G A 2 f 'wfn H I f - ' C x 'f , . . ' 'X . . 'Xu V n K . 'rf RJ, KX? t 11,1 l a ,A WC, 2 I ' 0 -2 - ft , xl- It 11 I X 1 1 V . if 4 K 2 . if 'hd ,gps John Radenbaugh Fly away girls I have no t1me for ml Y Sh wboat Junior Senlor Banquet Carmval Semor Prom Senior Trlp Committee Ga11 Reese You can tell the nolse she makes Dramat1cs Club 10 bhowboat Carnival G A A 9 vp-1' an 34 -1 T' Darwin Pratt- O, to know what he is thinking. Carnival j xiqxykflguddy Man jsh1sw1ll but woman has er way eer ad1ng 1 1112 1 Lifesav 12 f Track 10 wl1 9 oi 1 12 our Town J ack Q Inn Show oat JW t hftrng 9 10 11 o ball Manager 10 11 Carnival Korine Reas Thor ughly like able Camera C1 M Ar Exhl 1 10 11 12 Charles Rlchardson Deeds not words are remembered Track 9 Showboat Carnlval ff fo dl 1eck A an of his pian te 1 41- LQ ?7 1V3. be Ma f 1 J ryfR dqw1g We has the sfg? sucoetis and the l s of the future F tba mgr 9 10 ge mrgr 10 Carnival or Prom Showboat ifesavmg 12 Vlsull Aids 10 11 12 Stage Electrlclan 10 11 12 Assembly Commlttee 10 11 12 'U Q-lf, 'I Q so Dorothy Price- Often a smile, seldom a frown. 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If 2 ' 7 . . . 1 X 3 ,ef Margaret Sm1th L1ke of, so d1fferent Showboat Jun1or Sen1or Banquet Carn1val Dramat1cs Club L1f6SaVll'lg 11 12 Deck Hands 12 wif '78 Vila' W1l11am Smgleton He s an art1st Noreen Skrobeck Merr1ly He knows h1s f1gures merr1ly shall I 1lV9 now Wa To H1 Se 12 Carn1val Deck Hands 11 12 bemor Prom Waterlog 12 H1 Y 12 Maureen Slosson Her ha1r S Gayle Sm1th ce to be 11ke f1re but where s the na url 91157 re aur temper to match'7 Art Club 9 Youth for Chrlst Club 12 Future Teachers Club 12 bemor Class Board Sen1or Tr1p Commlttee Carn1val ut, Rlchard Sm1th A pleasure to know a gu1d1ng l1ght Football 11 Baseball 10 Sen1or Class Board Carn1val Sen1or Tr1p C omm1ttee Showboat Jun1or Sen1or Banquet Qgyrensag m chard Sousl1n That wh1ch o 9 needs provmg can t be X' worth much 0 arm if Dramat1cs Club 10 11 12 Jun1o S 'B uet Thesp1ans 11 12 Boys State n1o r1 C rn ee Wa To H1 Se 11 V1sual Axds en1o Waterlog 11 Sen1or Prom Bowlmg 12 L1fesav1ng 12 Tee 0 Assembly Plannmg Com 11 12 ai -U- any 3' 2 0,v 4 .Q ul Deck Hands Jr Sr Banquet g :bex Us VZ.- I .ff , Na' 'S 1 2 Gary Spees Yi you sa h1m on the st eq, you' say, 'There's avxboy I'd' l1ke to eet. ' Baseball 9 .cimtyax L1feShv111g.l11 12 1 ' Bowhng 11 12 Dramat1cB,C1ub 9 10 Auct1on 9 Showboat H1 Y 10 11 12 Sen1or Tr1p Commxttee Junel:Stevens In s1lence also there's a worth that brmgs no r1sk ' Carn1val Deck Hands 12 32 sr--J al 1 1,9 wba 1 Se or anut C mval en1rP m .8 A-,Z OD' Jean Stark To be lzked by all yvhp know h 5715 the h1ghe t comphm we owelherl cifheerl adlng 1?'I1 Shdvvboat StudecjC'ounc'i 11 12' 1 e Presf 11 Peg Club X 0-Chafrman Serudr Prolm 1.1yesay1ng,1i Boigflxrfg 10 Dramjtups Club 1 Sen10 Tr1p C0mm1ttee L1brary Club 10 Powder Puff Bowl 12 Yvonne Stodgel Her sparklmg eyes are Cup1d's arms and every look an arrow Wa To H1 Se 12 Showboat F1eshman Treasurer Sr V106 Pres L1fesav1ng11 Cheerleader Reserve 9 Y Teens Inter Lakes Rep D A R Good C1t1Len . gon :r f . . . , . W . , ug Ailz mf: l . . .,, . . .H PM -' - - A Qu 3 1 'hh 7 1 . 1 ., , ' t ' ' ,lt- wi ?1 args ,XP ly E 9-HO' .f 4-I J ttp yu 41 ' G. . M W' 2 ' ' ' 'or W I Jw I I ' D ,Lan A . . l as . I f . . 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Joyce W1 e o Adolphus Wh1te He thlnks l1ke a ph1losopher and acts l1ke a k1ng 'S-1 Latm Club Baseball 10 Carnlval W1ll1am lg 1ns My style and fewer! if W e y r g flga Lg-ff f X fir 'IZ VC0mn31btQf-tvs RQZZVZX -.1 l Y ,val ren cox Everyone has Jl m1e An W ll1ams he xsa ggi? it a,1qcLm1 eQs good 1 tTf1E1asm a 1 P Club 9 J A -4: LINE gawk Carni UCK4, 'vu -90 Y 10 X fuk cdggffdxj Xi VWA fjz,,,.,.,...U 4' if ' dAfr14,, xufjfaai is 1:-N' Beverly Wlllson A g1rl of S1 lence a g1rl of sense Dramatlcs Club 10 Pen Pal Club 10 11 Youth for Chr1st Club 11 12 fdnilwfi lg -1.- 'nf-.. .Lf z A 'W EZ,-62.1 a or1e Wood She all of a dden claps us w1th a m1le 47?- k HQ ck Hands 11 12 0 ep Club 10 lf fm? 130 D Illene Wrlght I rue Keolzl' Phyll1s Young She oth make and a.1.over of.f3ff sunsh 111 a s dy place Be lub ,Semo P m, matlks' Clubxfg? io ShowTSoat'Pl Carmval Q1 lc Student Counc1l 11 12 C 3, Sehfozp Board LU Assembly Commlttee Bowhng 10 KV Jun1or Sen1or Banquet 11 1 47' Stanton Zang ,Wm happy , IC rd Mawhmney HIS w1n f What:-:the matter'w1tht11e 1ng ways conquer many I re of the world hearts X Football 9 10 11 12 Track Showboat Student Counc1l 10 12 Class Board 11 12 We1ghtl1ft1ng 10 Semor Carmval Sen1or Prom 34 1 ' A 'fe H1 - a fl 1 0 N 1 ' L C 'f f' ' 5 , . 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Ruth Eddy Treasurer Dan Bradley V1ce Presldent Charles Koches, Pres1dent, PatQu1nton Secretary Sophomore Clay ,fffwtory To lead them through th1S year the sophomores chose Chuck Koches pres1dent Danny was class advlsor The f1rst project to be sponsored was the Sad1e Hawkms dance Then as Samt Patr1ck's Day neared the sophomore class sponsored the OShaugnhessy Sock Hop, whlch provxded dancmg and an opportun1ty for the Ir1sh to wear the1r green The Freshman Sophomore M1xer gave the freshman a chance to get acquamted w1th the sophomore class W1th these act1v1t1es, fudge sales and a very successful paper dr1ve the sophomore class concluded thelr second successful year at W T H S 47 I , ,f 7 3 J I ' b 5 l ' ' 9 O Brady, vice-president, Pat Quinton, secretaryg and Ruth Eddy, treasurer. Mr., Arsen 'Sl Un 5 .4 a..v7,, 'if 5- Sf YN? 6 'Y .1-1 QC Vo! L. 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' A. cg0pll0l1'l0I'e fladd 5061? Q li 'aqua'-X fyk 'Un row J North, D Bradley P Qumton R Eddy C Koches B Welch Mlss Carex nd row S Solden Mr Garland Mr Good Mr Lake Mr Arsen Mr Tramont1n K Patrxcks L Bray L Anselmy 3 5. 1 'Q ' A '.. f M f l r . , 0 s I. . L , If X A ,. 1- , ,. ,a 9 .. x . - . --' 3 A Q. r :J - 1 v , Y - 1 Sv ' fl ' ,f f ln A k If 4 A A . I .- - , I ' X r 1 gg A X, I 1 . A N 5 9 -N' L ' f Q A , . - . 9 ' , ff ' - : 11 V y ' an 4- R ' 1. 7 - ' 'f - f - , of' Tar, 2 X e 1 4+ ' .-ff , 'Aa -.f K ,W-w , .WL ' 1 ,,. pin- , , 4 .. ' r - 5, I f f j ,.-K 'f- K ' - gl ,,..g'-. '- ,-X. an J.-.-f . . ,. - V156 ,Ike v 4- our , -'-q .J ' 'fy V K 4 .,,.. Q 13t Z . . , . , . , . , . , 2 : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . .--V ,v- gs? Y Y Y-J, mv Hmm 2 -GW. sw . 31 A sa-,951 t'?3,fN Quan, 9 ' f:,. I ., A e -5 -1- P WAKA A' u- 1' if . .1 Clan Uffwera f 1 Allen secretary gredlzmen Cladd ,Hu tory Our freshmen have ra1sed anchor and have set the1r course to 1956 The f1rst dance a sock hop netted S200 Th1s w1ll always be remembered for records were at a prem1um But as they say the1r second dance was an apology dance Other aCt1V1t19S such as fudge sales gave the freshmen a treasury of approxlmately S600 In sp1te of the d1ff1cult1es of every freshman class the co operat1on of the students overcame many obstacles Chosen to lead the class were Carole Campbell pres1dent Jean Lumatta v1ce presl dent Tom Sm1th treasurer and Dawn Allen secretary 55 l C. i 'G , A , 'C to 6 Q 'T ' M . l ' A , x 'A'f.,, Jean Liimatta, Vice-Presidentg Tom Smith, Treasurerg Carolyn Campbell, Presidentg Dawne I ., - , I , 1 A , . . . . , , . , . Z ,. I, . - .- s ' , . 3 A , - mth grade Jffomeroomd Rowl J Mason L Sampason G Meeker H Wh1te D Adams S Cenkov1ck J Sausser R Sm1ley R Gxdcumb Rw2 C S1mmons C Welch B Lonle J bears M1ss Bosworth K Frmzle O Mxtchell N Bush B Angell Row3 B Parker C Dr1scoll J Novess V Gxrst J Wood B Glllmer D G1bson D Merr1ss Row4 R W1l11s, M Profant C Rlckard C Lazenby P Klme P Endsley M Barrow P Thomas Row Row Row Row Warner E W1gg1ns B W11tOH J Brooks P McG1nty M Dans Weber B Comps R Young J Adams J Pell D Mxtchell Ra ant E Shook L Peck F Comps J Mxller M Nell Vore G Wxgner P Fehce M Wmght K Watts H Dearborn J Hoffman 56 l : . , . , . ' , . , . , . ', . , . , . . . . , 1 . . o z . , . , . , . , , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , 1 . ' ' . , . ' ' , . , . , . , . , . . 1: B. , . , . ' , . 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' , . ' , . , . , . ' , . A . ' : . , . ' A, . , . A , . , . ' , . ' . ': . ', . , . ' , . , . , . , . an ill grade ,Nomeroomd 'Af x Row l Mrs Newell J Lumatta S Martm N Johnson J McCullough S MOFTIS Row 2 K Graves J G1dley M Clark J Stayt N Ol1ver D Chamberlam D Latta Row 3 M Gorbett M Farmum H Reynolds M Baun M Glllo J Ingarnells L Kyte J Perna Row 4 D M1tchell B Lelnenger C Johnson P Sears N Keel S Gaultney J Rose H Klng Row 5 R Hutchmson M Chamberlaln M Rump A Martml R Hubble Row 6 R Knob D Revore D Cox, B Clark D Evans G K1nkle Rowl Mlss Larson M Smgleton R Strmkland P Snyder S K1ngwell,V Towle C Vlartln F Garr1son MISS Elkms Row 2 D Er1ckson B Meyers D L1kens J W1111dmS T Sm1th R Klnd W Berry J Wager R Bennett Row 3 M Turvey M Gardner W Ice N Newman M Dalan M Long S Lwmgston, J Merrlll Row 4 J WOhlf611 C McNe1l B Garner E Harms M Peterson I McCullough C Jones T Bryce Rovt 5 B Harr1son M Kraft E Passage R Wheatley J Mayo M Sandburg S JNGISS, S Ream, A Nestor 58 o w E , ' V 4. 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I V s. d l ' ' X Q' 4 N . x T '- I Y 1 V ,. . . . . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . . , . , . . 7 . . .T . , . , . , . , . , . . , .L , . , ' , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . : . , .. . , . , . , .. , .. , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . intl: grade .Homeroomd Row 1 Mrs Wood S Fast S Smag11nsk1 R Toft, M Watts J Jewel M Taylor, B Morrxs J Passmore, R Marf1o S Strassburg D Hook, J Lowry L MSFYISS Row2 C Campbell S Kuenzer C Bruestle S Canfleld J ONe1l B Beasley C Spurlock N Dlckman Row 3 B L1ppert, D Reas D M1ller D H1rne1sen R Stevens J Woodman Kruskxe K Weed B Tor D Johnson P Ar1s K L1ewart Mr Cuthrell Cowle N Probert B Mawh1nney Row 2 N Tlppen F Lemenger S Jones S Smlth F Colletta T Hepler B Coonf1eld C G1ll1s D Ryan L Schluchter D Br1ggs Row3 J Turner C Cooper J Palm1t1er L Thompson D Lexus J Lutkms J Da1ley J Fuller R Lange G Kapler V Russel T Brandon Row4 J Wendt H Jepson P Lawrence M Wlllard C Henry C Sebat N Wlnslow V Perry, K Sm1thson, C W1x R Goeschke 59 : I. , . , . 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' -4, if x -. x x'Qb5 fy' xxx 4:5 :- ,NF-sI Q's, ,X Ki' S5 rganzza iwlw Ulllf ournafidm Cladd Row 1 S Schaad C Palmer, J Gaultney E Loper J Loachndffe C Schm1dt B Lane B host A Fromm J Perk1o Row Z J Thomas B Slngleton P Parmenter B Fell S Clxne, C Coleman J Matson B Scott P Lohff J Robertoy Row 3 K Keatlng L F1tzGerald G Sm1th W E1selt B Beedle J Sanderson R Holland Jerry Caultney ,A YE ARBOOK STAFF WA TO Jerry Gaaltney C1ndy Palmer Pat Parmenter Barry Fell Carolee Coleman Barbara Lane Barbara Frost Gerry Sm1th Yvonne Stodgel B111 Smgleton Dorse Lampher Edltor ln Chxef Busmess Manager Sports Ed1tor Sen1or ECIILOT Junlor Sophomore Feature Ed1tor Ed1tor Ed1tor Art1st Art1st Cover Desl ner Edltor 1n Cluef F1rst Pabe Edltor Second Page Thxrd Page Fourth Page Headlmes Busmess Manaver Copy Reader Typxsts Elame Loper HI SE STAFF Ela1ne Loper Joanne Thomas Carole SChm1dt Barbara Scott Robert Beedle Ronald Holland John Sanderson Lew1s F1tzGerald Janet Matson Sue Schadd Barbara Pearsall K 5 S is E 'qu it : . . . , . , , ',,, . ' , . 7 ' 7 ' 1 ' ' : . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , , ,U 'D 4' W fi' ' ' . . . . . . . Associate Editor Associate Editor .... .James Loachridge I 1 n s 1 a 1 I I D U' U . - 1 . . A n u n.n.-..-. I . - D 1 e . e I b ' ' rr ' , ....... D .......... . 7' C l 3 Q L .ad Student Councz ,gm l --1-vn ,.. 1 Tallerday G Dovery L Fltzpatrlck Y Stodgel Row 2 J Matson, P Heathcott, H Ledford C Sorenson B Lynd C Palmer P Parker W1111S, N Keel N WIHSIOW, L Noel B Hagle, J Crothers Row 3 M Noe, M Holcomb S Lane T Tucker, D Watt J Lowry B Donley Mlchael N Newman Row 4 G Kukowskl, D Reed, R Seets, G Waltz, R Evans, D Baumgartner, D Bowan McM111an, R Morgan D Adams D Johnson, E Passage Row 5 D Derragon J Faxon, E Toml1nson, P Felllce J Bush R G1lchr1st 64 O i . , . ' ' 'V ' 4 .. . ' - . 'F lf' 4 ' 2 . Row 1: D. Mielke, B.Liedtke, A. Larson, G.Rorison, B. Kruger, C. Kreher, S. Pearsall, B. 4 , . , . ' ' , . . : . A . . , . , . , . , . , D. ' ' . , . ' . , . . . B.. 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A IQ ,fl fy, Nr OFFICERS Barbara Kruger Presldent Gordon Rorxson V1ce Pres1dent Shxrley Pearsal Treasurer Chuck Kreher Secretary M1ss Hardmg and Mr Weaver Sponsors The Student Councxl has served another construct1ve year for W T H S Under the sponsorsh1p of M1ss Hardmg the group has done a f1ne Job ID solvmg the problems of our students and malntammg a fa1rness and balance among the var1ous groups 1n our school The councxl has been act1ve 1n the Inter Lakes Leage and has attended var1ous COUHC11 c11n1cs 65 abdembfy Commzttee Row 1 D Domer A Olsen L Wllcox, W Elselt J Mitchell Row 2 P Parker, J Thomas Y M1tchel1 M1ss Davs ASSE MBLY COMMITTE E Jack Mltchell Chaurman Cons1st1ng of two members selected from each class, the assembly commlttee IS re sponslble for the many fme assemblxes presented thls year The un1t has acted as a ordmator among students as to what programs they deslred Th1s year they have tr1ed to allot assembhes to var1ous orgamzatlons for sponsorshlp A newly formed const1tut1on was drawn up and varlous outs1de contacts were made to prov1de the student body wxth the best assembhes possxble P' ,g 'l ' 1 'T ' L AMI 66 I I 1' . - 1 -. 3: - :. if ii I A Xu i ' ff f W K . I ! ,H fr :WF : . , . , . ' l . u' , '. ' . : . . , . , 1 . . . . . i , I CO- T, , f t I A 6' M an I ' L. f fa yy A ' . 5 , ' I, ,I A 4 ' f ', v 'V : ff' my 1! 7 If - eruice 'Q'-'QA Rowl B Blgelow, S Tremblay P Parker, J Wllson C Coleman B S1mmons B Scott, N Toft M Van Duesen L Swenson, J Marshall D Wolfe Row 2 M Br1ggs B Monk P Owen, M Fr1zzle J Keppel M Oakley M Lxskey S Cronwrlght J Wood, W Fogal A Fromm, G Andrxch C Hook Row 3 S Schaad S Harr1son M Cryderman M Conway J Andrus, J Roddew1g D Souslln R Ebey M Sawdon M McArthur M Lack1e B Wolfe J Robertoy S Walton OFFICERS M1tz1 Boss Presxdent Pat Parker Secretary Treasurer Mlss Bulla Sponsor The Deck Hands cons1st of slxty actxve members worklng toward the goal of promotlng a better orgamzed school Dut1es of the mem bers are to carry messages be courteous and helpful tn guests and rem1nd students to follow the regu1at1ons of the school To be a member of the club one must show dependablhty and honesty along w1th other character symbols of eifxcxency and progress at W T H S 67 . . . , . . , . , . , . , . , . . , . . . . , . , . . , . , . , . . , . . , . . , . . . . , . , . , . , . . , 9 ' J ' 1 - 9 ' 9 ' v ' 9 'ix . . u n u u u n e n 1 n a u . n 1 l 9 v Y . . I I'el'lCl! Row 1 B Lynd J Valentlne S Clme D TerBush M Longe, B Lledtke, J Parcells S Bahm Row 2 B Monk E Hatcher T Parker, C Sabot, P Pardee S L1lge, D Lllge Row 3 S Clark C Henry J Turner A Parker P Lawrence M Sawdon, G Bennett, S Helw1g Row 4 Mrs Lewxs, I Gould, B Torr P Bowser, D Lewls, J Lutkxns 2 Y' N F xt IVRBNLQI OFFICERS Barbara Lledtke Donna TerBush Presxdent V1ce Presldent Judy McCullough Mrs LEWIS Treasurer Sponsor The French Club IS a newly formed orgamzatlon due to the addl d1t1on of French to the school currlculum The purpose of the club IS to stlmulate mterest and secure knowledge about France To be a member one must have had at least one year of French durmg prevlous hxgh school years Each year the French Club has charge of a dance a fudge sale, and two assemblles A trxp to Devon Gables ln Detrolt and the Hollywood Ice Revlew were two of the foremost act1v1t1es durmg the past year 68 : . , . ' , . ' , . , . . ' . , : . , . , . . . , . ' . ' . : . I , . , . , . , . , . . : . ' . . , . . ' . ' . Marjorie Longe ...... ...... S ecretary 0, 6 I ...... ..... l I qi . ........ ..... . 5 ' . f , D , A, , . V 1 ,-Q, ' ' ' 4- j x , . . . . 5 . I D , ! I 7 Y . . , . afalin Row 1 P Fernald J Thomas M1ss Elluns, J Hudson P Snyder C Cloutler Row 2 J Floyd S W1ll1ams J OBr1en A Thornburg J Strong C Welch V Towle E Cook J Wettlaufer Row3 N Txppen R Strxckland M Dolan S Klngswell M Wzllard F GHIFISOI1 V9 Ice S Sm1th Row 4 S L1v1ngston, M Long N Newman M G1l1ow R Goschke M Dovn A Thon burg S Slmmons S Clark Row5 J Wager M Sm1th L Trevemo R Srlgley G Meeker K Patrut 'NI Kemp S Thomas J Roberts OFFICERS Joanne Thomas PI'ES1dCI1t Jeannme St1cke1 VICE Pres1dent Pat Fernald Secretary Q 4, Sheldon Sm1th Treasurer QV 75 Mxss Elkxns Sponsor The Laetx Latrm Latm Club was newly orgamaed th1s year at Vs T H S for the purpose of creatmg 1n other students an mterest IH Latm and Qxung Latxn students some form of extra currlcular Latxn actnxtv The group consrsts of forty members from flrst and second year Latm who have worked to buxld a Latm Club whlch V111 contmue ta grovn yen after year 69 . .. ,. , .. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. .. , . ,. . ,. . v. 'V ' - - - .. . ,., ,. ,. ,. ,.. ,. ,. '. . ,. . ,X , .F 4 Y 4. .V , 1 ' S ramaticd Row Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 M1ss Looman M Boe C Schm1dt J Parcells J LoRee, B Lynd J OBr1en Dav1son, B Durnbaugh G Andr1ch, M A Brlggs B Wolfe C Lew1s J Fear L Mulllns L Marshall P Wagongack J Shunck,S Bahm J McG1nty Shaad P Owens P Lohff J Roberto1 J W11tOH I Dobson, C Sm1th F Puddy W1ll1ams C Ple se Corb1n R C R16Ck S Tonkln B Gates G Schaad J Valentme B M1tchell L Swenson, M Conway P MCKl111pS E Plante R Egres R Holland T Smlth J Bush S Oberholtzer S Harr1son E Loper Merrltt M Smlth J Cobb M L Lackle J Mitchell R Hendry J Ellxott D Reas G MdSt1Ck J Upham Mannmg M Kartsen J Vernon M Acres wi 70 W swqyf: W f' ' , ,. Y -- . 1: ' , . , . , . , . . , . ' , C. . , . . . , . , . . : . , . , . ' , . , . . , . , S. ' 4 , . , . , . , . , . . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . B. , . , . , . , . . 1 . , . , . , . , . , . ' , . , J. , . , . , . , . . ' . : . , . , . , . , . , . - , . ' , C. ' , . , . , . . ramaficd Bob Durenbaugh Pres1dent Jerry O'Br1en VICE Pres1dent Corky Dav1son Secretary Janet Matson H1stor1an M1ss Looman Sponsor The Foot L1ght Revelers presented three plays, IRemember Mama, Ramshackle Inn and Our Hearts Were Young and Gay The group attended the play Cl1n1cs and Festlvals and presented a one act play, Spreadlng the News, at Central M1Ch1gdH College The club exchanged plays w1th Pontlac H1gh and thus ended another successful year ln Dramatxcs 71 X . , ,xi 1? H ' I IA: I Larry Grover ......... . . Treasurer ' YI ll H . II N IV , . H ' ' ' H - 'I ' Il ' ' . lzedpiand Cfub K Row 1 M1ss Looman, P Owens R Hendry, F Puddy B Durnbaugh L Grover, R Merr1tt, M Conway, J North Row 2 J Shunck, G Mastlck, I-Iarrlson, E Loper, C R1eck, P Lohff G O'Br1en, C Schmldt OFFICERS Cllff Rxeck Presldent George Mastlck VICE Presxdent Sue Harrlson Secretary Treasurer M1ss Looman Sponsor Thesp1ans IS a natronal honorary socxety whxch awards a ,N gold seal on the dlploma for membersh1p To be a member one must have a m1n1mum of twenty pomts obta1ned by part1c1 pat1on 1n plays as well as servrce on var1ous commlttees The 5 J. potentlal member must be accepted by the Thesplans A for my: mal ceremony follows an 1nforma1 meetmg where the future Thesplans present an lmpromptu play The group has enjoyed four years of successful ex1stence slnce 1ts orgamzatxon 1n 1949 They sponsored a play festxval 1nv1t1ng Mr Fred R Bush dlrector of speech at Central M1ch1gan College as commentator A party honormg the senlor Thesplans completed thelr annual act1v1t1es 72 : . ' . , . . , . , , . . : . U . ' S. ' . . ' . , . ' Janet Matson .... ......... H istorian Q K . . I 9, li U I . . 1 .. . . . .- G ...Jr . . . ' - , . Qbebate Club 1 Row 1 J Mitchell C Rieck, A Secan, B Craig Miss Looman Row 2 S Tonkin, M Kemp, J Matson, G Rose OFFICERS Jack Mitchell President Miss Looman Sponsor With only two veterans out of a membership of twelve our Debate Club was able to achieve the following record participating in the maxi- mum of sixteen debates: five wins and eleven losses The topic of debate was: Resolved: that the North Atlantic Treaty Organi- zation should form a federal union. The debaters also attended the clinic in Ann Arbor which dealt construc- tively with the various phases of debating. The fact that the club spends Thursday afternoons at the Detroit Public Library illustrates the time and initiative necessary for membership. To acquaint potential debaters with their club, the members sponsored a tea, inviting all underclassmen interested in discussing general debating. year. The club also joined the Inter-Lakes and State Debating Leagues this 73 gf,-1. i glee club Row 1: C. Johnson, G. Trapp, M. Rivers, D. Chamberlain, S. Girst, P. O'Brien, P. D Purdy, M. A. Briggs, E. Callahan, J. Weber, S. Loper, J. Gidley, Miss H. Davis Row 2: S. Fisher, J. Lutkins, N. Hamel, B. Lonie, K. Frizzle, P. McGinty, J. Novess F. Plautz, N. Winslow, E. Morse, R. Goodwin, J. Inkel. Row 3: V. Foley, E. Hatcher, B. Visner, J. Corbin, B. Leineger, S. Oberholtzer, L Sauerwald, M. Longe, P. Jarrard, D. Merriss, B. Tinkis, K. Graves. Not pictured: M. E. Healy, S. Pietz, S. Hall, M. Hewes. OF FIC ERS Janet Corbin ............ President Korrene Frizzle ........ Vice-President Barbara Leinenger .... Secretary-Librarian . -F f 50,4 glee 01.41, on A be Row 1 M1ss H Davms, 0 Owens W O'Berry, D Zegehen R K1nd T Sm1th, J Harnack, A Er1ckson P Loucks D L1kens Row 2 G MdSt1Ck, D Pohng B Coats D Pratt J Hubble J L B1ge1ow, J Ph1pps, D Mmton G Roreson Row 3 J Crose, J Abney T V.1ughn J Bush R Webber, J Barnett J W1111ams J Sgtnderson Not Pxctured D Behrend C Long vt- P-'Q fefsilnf J L B1ge1ow Pres1dent 75 7 1'i'A lf '- f ' 'lx' - 'Y n 1 1. .4 .N X. , M 4 ' Q Uni I J A 7 I, .. 4 Q .J 5 ' --' ,A , 4 v Q K 4 Y 9 K l 1 z X t I 6 J' 04 6 ppel! Choir Row 1 S Harrls J Lo Ree W Kee D Klme P Pankota1, V G1dley M Lxkens J Pratt S Dlxon, J Crothers T Sm1th J Harrack R Rxce J Gldley E Callahan, I Ewald, J Hall MISS Dav1s Row 2 B Hyatt G Peters, C Wlrth J Hlbbard, C Munrow, M Johnson M Morse H Ledford S M1ller J Swmdeman D Huff, T Schooley G Waltz E Newsbaum M Gollach B Edwards J Wh1te J Blackstone Y Stodgel Row 3 A H1bbard, B Cross, M Dow, G Trapp, N Humel, E Hatcher, M VanDeusen J Matson, B Kruger O Armstrong J Gaultney B Coats, J McClellan G Reynolds, D Mlelke S Loper M Newbeck, C Davlson, M G1rst B Mannlng, S Brown O Armstrong J Bush F Puddy B Thayer, D Sm1th Holland J McCaffery, R Mendez E Morse, K Rlvard N Wmslow Not p1ctured K Ish, B Garrett OFFICERS D1ck Sm1th Presldent Yvonne Stodgel V1ce Presldent Yvonne M1tchell Secretary Llbrarlan The cho1r conslsts of seventy members most of whom are exper1enced 1n mus1c The group worked eff1c1ently w1th the Glee Clubs to present two concerts the Sprmg Serenade and the Chrlstmas Concert the proceeds of whlch started the cholr robe fund The clubs also study conductlng techn1ques s1ghtread1ng and solo voxce development as well as group s1ng1ng The members are versed 1n stage deportment and po1se Part1c1pat1ng 1n D1str1ct Glee Club meet and the Cholr Festlval the clubs completed another successful year 76 tl Cl : . ' , . , . , . ' , . ' . ' , . ' , p : . ' , . . ' , . ' . . , . , - 9 - 1 ' J ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 2 . , . , . , . , . . . . ' , . , . , ' - 4- . A , . Row 4: D. Allen, B. Noel, Pugh, T.. Keach, S. Gberholtzer, Corbin, Y. Mitchell, . . , . , . , . , , NS Kan KX if all Rowl S Walton J Parcells L Schlucter D Moore M Gxdley M Olxver K Weed J Swartz Row 2 G M1tchell S Tmdall C Lane J Hoffman H Luxon N Reber R Fmcannon Underwood M LISRGY J Cote S Andrews P Morgan L Dlnkel C Evanoff Row 3 D Sayles J lworth J G1d1ey B Baker S Zang J Palmatler K Cadman Wheatley N ODea J OBerry D Webb J Pxckett J Walter L Cr1vea P Evans C Campbell N Oluer S Cenkoutch K Watts Row 4 J Burkhart P Arms D Presto D Gllbert C Blrnett D Hoobler R Carr G Flshmld B Goodmn S Cllne 'VIr Gr1ff1n J Flntannon J RISE A Kelchner M Baker TT .HS Ball 'few if 'NM 'sifewmsf OFFICERS Harry Luxon Sharon Walton Joyce North Mr Gr1ff1n Stude nb Manager Sec retary L1brar1an D1rector The foundatlon and cornerstone of our school sp1r1t, the band has completed another year of outstandmg mer1t They presented two concerts, the proceeds gomg to the cho1r robe fund They also marched 1n two parades exh1b1t1ng the1r new umforms The effort of Mr Grxffm who has worked endlessly IH preparlng h1s or1g1nal half t1me performances COIlS1St1l'1g of new a rangements and formatlons, has done much to promote the band's success The students of W T H S are justly proud of th1s un1t whrch has already left such a lastxng 1mpress1on on our h1gh school days 78 O O O O , -......., ,M ,c,, V . 1 . A 19 '4' 'Q , ' 1. 6 I 'W if ' ,. f . ' K ' V 3 . 9'-. ' .' ' . 1 A Nz .U V, w Q' f,f.,',' A 7, . kr' - v . . ,J Lg., '. -.., M.. hw- 1 . 'gf .1 . -, ' , A- 97. ,Q ,, 'Q' MNH- ., ' ' , . as I N ,-7 ' - , 'fm -' , V. F V. ' , ,z f A , , -, f A M , , , .,,, Y 1 , M, V , y V ,. 5, V wa, ' , A ' f' F. , W L i A: ' gd, -, 5. Q, . ' .ye Veuewf- r A A X -K V 3 f 7 A -f XM., X V gg f 'f iifvlzfsffwf-pf ., ., G, ' N fi' f '- ,, Q ,. - L, , - . 'gn .Q .fi 4 '.,j.wfff47ff,q+, L.:--M ,,,f,frfi -, V - .- Y , M we cv?--1 f Q ' ' :,,,- ' i - . nw af: ,f 'f'x?+1.'.QM'f,7'fg'5'E' Q A 55 -, -93 N 4 f' ,f f W ,, 4.v1.B5,f,4 ,.,, N ' .gy A, h -W A 7 ,ff . f 5 7, K ff A ' f W 1 ' T L, -f fa' xy f ,: , N, ' N , e .X L, 2, il, We , '. Q-af .v ' . W K A. 1 w ' - W W . w,,,,' yvygxi r use .firff at I f A, -.B r PM-,. - -. aff .v:,.5f,g,,, ,7,,t vi l ,lbw vu ,,,, wx . w -.Q fy 'A ff Mawr!! Mm K' - gmail. W LV dfgfk V,. ,V M I 4 , I ,fy 5' 5--he z, x A Law- y . Vw. , at . 'QL W xiihf 4 T. 4 13- gfv -4-nw, r ' 1 I .4f:fzrr:+', A '- me ,.:faN .- . . . ...... . . . . ......... . . . ............. . 7 . . . , 1 r' Orched fra I I'-S Iflfp' If Row 1 D White, E Jones, J Demson, S Vandersall, B Hagle J Henderson D Jones, Salathiel F McCall B Fuller Row 2 C Monk, P Warden N McCormack M Keasy, M Studebaker J Freeland, Davis C Hillman, B Hutchings M Parle, G O'Ne1l J Pell H Henderson Row 3 Mr James Vandersall J Elkins L Smith J Summers Mr Vandersall Conductor Q00 .LLL The orchestra has done an especially fine job this year in providing the appropriate music for various school activities. They have played for two P T S.A. s and presented the annual Spring Concert May 26. The group also played the Prelude and Postlude to Baccalaureate and Commencement. 79 Camera Cl 6 Row 1 Mr Myers K Kmg I Comps, J Schultz, J Adams, B Hutton, J Trout Row 2 G Kapler, R Stevens, D Dommer, B Slas, D M111er L Peck, D Derragon, J Teal OFFICERS Larry Peck Pres1dent John Teal V1ce Pres1dent Jean Schultz Secretary Roger Stevens Treasurer C6011 Myers Sponsor The purpose of the Camera Club IS to develop an mterest ln photography and actually to learn and master the arts of developmg, prmtmg, and enlargmg The club has about twenty n1ne members As a part1c1pant one must have a camera or be plannmgtopurchase one Many t1mes the best p1ctures are put on exh1b1t1on and photographers compete for hxghest standlngs The club has done much of the work 1n th1s year s Waterlog and Wa To H1 Se m the school's dark room Throughout the year the club was v1s1ted frequently by speakers who expla1ned and demonstrated the phases of photography and complete develop1ng The ultlmate goal of the club IS to explore the sc1ent1f1c phases capture the mystemes and pleasures of photography 80 en fald Row W1rth, B Hyatt F Almas C Hall, M Kemp, M Br1ggs Mrs Carter Row Lynd, M Knox, M Smlth, J Whltaker, B Sayles J Trout Row Dow, T Keech, M M1tCh16, S Clark, R Hardy I Dobson, B Hall Row Robb G Bennett L Trev1no, C C1out1er, E Sawyer D Dommer OFFICERS C Robb Secretary Treasurer Mrs Carter Sponsor .ni 7 The Pen Pals 1S a fa1rly new organ1zat1on wh1ch strives to broaden lastmg frlendshlps and further good w1ll w1th our fore1gn fr1ends The group has sponsored fudge sales and concentrated on world wlde correspondence through the year 81 1: C. ' . , . , . . . ' , . . 2: B. . . ' . ' . , . . 3: M. . . ' ' . . , . . . 4: C. , . , . ' . ' . , . . M. Dow ................. President -4. ' 1 i rary Row 1 M Boe, C Cloutler, B Terry L Swenson J Schultz, MISS Carey Row 2 D Nelson, J M1ller, R Ebey M Van Deusen B Wolie J Trout Q LIB HR? T B111 Terry La Vonne Swenson Carolyn C1out1e r MISS C arey gi L OFFICERS Presldent Vxce Pres1dent Treasurer Sponsor The clubs were formed to promote more and better readmg among the students The Clubs make a study of famous authors class1c wr1t1ngs and encourage the appreclatxon of f1ne hterature 82 k if ' 0 y N C - 4 Joyce Swartz .... ..... Secretary guture eaclzerd ,,r,.,,, F H, In g NLF' 7 Row 1 E Ebey J Shunck, J Ball Mxss Johnson Row 2 C Lewxs E Hatcher, D Lxlge S Lllge OFFICERS Jean Shu ck Presldent Mlss Johnson Sponsor Conslstmg of elght regular members the Future Teachers Club str1ves to encourage students to become teachers and to prov1de an orgamzauon where lnterested students meet and get acquamted wxth teachmg 1ts problems and 1ts rewards The meet1ngs were generally comprxsed of open d1scussxon to whlch the club 1nv1ted guest speakers at varlous lntervals 3 y 4 I : . , . . , ' . Inu' 9. Joyce Ball Secretary 8 edt .Huron Bow ing 1' Row 1 C D.rv1s , c e1l1p B Schram D Ter Bush B L1edtke D Prlce N Hummel R Hardlng F Ernst S Hlcks F Mack C Schmldt Row 2 S St Dennls C Johansen J Boyer S Welch, J Upham J Valentme M Hughes M M1tCh19 B Gates J B411 J M G t , , c 1n y, C Plautz J Holda Row 3 B Craug J M1tche11 J Ell1ot, J Lesar J O'Br1en C Sm1th, C Anderson D Soushn B Drlscoll M , Mac Arthur, J Robertson I Ewald, M Lack1e, M Cr1vea Row 4 C Rleck, B Erlckson J Sm1th, T Walton, D Pohng J Kolb D Woods J Fear E Adler J Pletscher, G Reynolds L Bray D Tenuta, L Brown OFFICERS Barbara Lledtl e Secretary Glenn Reynolds Treasurer Mr Garland Sponsor 84 si 4 f Z ' 'Y J W 'ff f , . V M , 4 V ' 1 . - V 4 J 3 ff, 8 . H! M , A -3 1 , 5 l Q . J if , , Lp A Sr' Vx : . ' on, L. Bell, R. Armstrong, P. Fawcett P. M K ' , . , . , . I h , . I , . , . ' , J. , . . . . , . ' . ' : . . , . , . , . . , . ' , , , . , . . . . , . . : . ' , . , . . , . , . . , . . , . . , . . . : . ' . ' , . ' . . ' , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . . . ' ' i ............ ' mf 0 .faked Bow zng 'T-2' L-v litli Row 1 P Wagonjack P Parke J W in r, 11son, M Oakley, C Monroe, B Monk B Slmmons, E Brady J M111er, M L1edtke, B Lmdahl M Glrst Row 2 S Lyons, M Fr1zz1e, B Lynd P Owens, B M1tche11 B L1edtke N Stone S Cronkr1ght P Pardee, E Pardee G Rose Row 3 J Armstrong, E McWest, D Haffner R Austln, F McCall H Freeman Coffee D Brady R Weaver D Remley , Row 4 D Fraxler, L Wllson, R Combs G W1demen, T R1ckard B Vann Eld r1ge, W .Tanks R Cordray B Martln, E Newsbaum D Goyette OFFICERS Barb Llskey Secretary Jerry Armstrong Treasurer Mr L k a e Sponsor The West Huron Bowlers m exght Both groups bowled 1n the Ma11ograph1c Tournament March 28 The clubs were orgamzed ch1ef1y to enjoy and perfect the sport of bowlmg 85 ake up twelve teams and the Land of Lakes consxsts of 5 I. 2 ' T , J 3 M. A B Q1 -, . B 1 .. - K .. ' . ' , ' 1 . U ' I, , 1 h 1 K. - 1 - L . . - 5 Y 'K -A r .A x .1 ' - P 4 5 J...-' ,Y - ' Catuzi J LT 4 ',v1 ' .J 4 W : . ' , . . ' . . . , . . , h . . . h , . . : . H . . , . . , . , . , . , . . , . . - : . . . , . . ' . , D. , . , . , . . : U . . ' . Q, . ' . ' , . A , D. . , . , . . , . . . I a n a o a n o s n a . .... ...... . . Jffyczz, ACG f cf L Row 1 R Hendry, J Elllot, J Gaultney, B Durnbaugh T Healey, J Lesar Mr Fry Row 2 B R1tch1e, D Eldr1dge, L Grover, D Cook, E Tomhnson, B Joss, G Sm1th Row 3 L Bray, R Holland, B Vann, D Eldred, R Campbell, K Keatmg OFFICERS Jerry Gaultney Presldent Larry Wlgner V1ce Presldent J1m Ell1ot Secretary Roscoe Hendry Treasurer Bob Durnbaugh Program Cha1rman J1m Parker Chaplam Mr Fry and Mr Arsen Sponsors The H1 Y IS a Chr1st1an organ1zat1on sponsored by the Y. M.C. A Its purpose 1S to create, ma1nta1n, and extend throughout the school and com mun1ty h1gh standards of Chr1st1an character The four planks are clean speech, clean sportsmanshlp, clean scholarsh1p, and clean l1v1ng The club welcomes anyone who accepts these ult1mate goals and IS w1ll1ng to work w1th others toward the1r real1zat1on. 86 O L' U ,, ,H , ,,, ,m,,,, !.m 1 T53 R ns I v r .--N13 v. V ., to Q 'e' p L . A If JS, g. M, V L . Ky NLT, 5.2 g X ' V. .' -f I '. I-x' Q L4 i H px H f. R ' .z 1, ., x , M. I ' vt f . y . . ' Y 1 R 2 3 : . . ' . . , . . , . . Zeena L. Row 1 S Hethermgton, B Schram, S Helw1g, J Corb1n, C Sorensen R Hardy, J McLeod Row 2 M Sawdon, D TerBush Mrs Isaacson J McLeod D Pr1ce B Drlscoll OFFICERS Donna Kay Ter Bush Presldent Dorothy Prxce V1ce Presxdent Joan McLeod Secretary Marlene Sowden Treasurer The Y Teens IS the h1gh school organ1zat1on of the Y W C A Membersh1p 1n the group means membersh1p 1n a world w1de orgamzatxon The group gave a candy bar dance, the candy goxng to Korean chxldren They also sponsored the Thanksg1v1ng Assembly and a lmen dr1ve to collect whxte cloth for cancer pads The club co operated w1th the H1 Y 1n the annual Y M Y W Youth Conference 87 el'lCll'lg Tl! Kg Row 1 C Campbell D Cryderman W McMullen J Mltchell, B Hagerman M1ss Bosworth Row 2 L Salathlel, J Hampton J Barnett J Harken R Cox, D Struble OFFICERS Wanda McMullen . Pres1dent D1ck Cryderman V1ce Pres1dent Jack Mxtchell Secretary Treasurer M1ss Bosworth Sponsor The Fencing Club was newly formed th1S year and the emphasls was prlmarxly on learmng the fencmg techmques. The members held meets agamst Lapeer and entered the state compet1t1on Much of the success of the club was due to the txme and talent donated by Mr. Eldon Gardner, the mstructor of the group 88 O ' A Q ff Y: 1. I aff, J 4 yr V A Ja, . , , as ' ' ' ' 'C '-' , - A Wmu!nNlM 'Y'5 'Af '- 'W H 'I ., 1: 1' E 7 . Q ' 1 ,,, .' NM X 4 V ' R z ', ,J., e Q, U . V 2 ' ' 6 . X j . . x ' W C 2 -R.. 1 ' w 4 , xi J 1 , : . , . , . , . ' . , ' : . ' . , . , . , . . . .Q x. if .fn Aa' tgggg.. fa .sal QQ - K . , -35 vm, 5 V-Q.-,Mx ' In I-5 Vxfiffx . 411, ii, ff ' 312,555 'ifsj ' A 5 - : f- .fiLN: iFmf ' Q4 . , f',,rj'd,9jE:3r QW. N l A - Av M i 3 , 1' 1 Hi! Waldo Asnley M 2 . Z X M Frederic Cosgro John Good Jack Hackett Donald Arson Byron Merr1tt Fi I 90 . ! N f ,f ,, 5 1 5 if ff 4 , ,. ' ,I 1 g. . 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' 6 V o fgef - n 1 A -tif? n H . 7 i 1 ' ,1 dftlzlelzc epartment fill.. 99 LJ V Rsutw F C oseno G Coach Ashley during the past year was one of the three fine coaches to tutor our two gridiron squads through their best campaigns in W T H S history Through Ashley s leadership the Varsity accounted for a 3 4 1 record while the Jayvees were undefeated O the cage front where Ashley was mentor he turned in a remarkable Job for a school thats had basketball for only two years one of the area s most feared lines Cosgro was also head Skipper diamond coach and led the Varsity 9 to the co championship of the Inter Lakes Conference Cosgro did a splendid Job in bringing Waterford its first major championship and trophy Coach Good rounds out the trio of football coaches The gridiron record of both teams shows his outstanding ability in the coaching field This was Good s first year at Waterford High Coach Hackett directed the up and coming Varsity track team Under Hackett s leader ship the local thinclads captured six out of eight meets plus second place in the Inter Lakes Conference Meet Coach Merritt guided the Jayvee baseball squad to an undefeated season consisting of an eight game slate Though coaching baseball for only two years Merritt has never tasted defeat for he led the Junior high team to a 5 0 record the previous year Coach Arsen will step into new shoes this year as coach of the Inter Lakes Conference champion golf squad The team won the title under the tutorship of Mr Bisdee a former teacher on the M 59 campus There is no doubt in everyone s minds that the Arsenmen will repeat as CHAMPS 45115 CS .I Hacks-'T B Nsnnrrr D Hmm 91 o - lee '- --77' X, ,Q lily 5, ' j, 'll' Wifui' if 'I . .. 4 K -A c,,: ' R 6 N XJ Y 1 0 J. H U - - I .... . ' n Coach Cosgro was also a gridiron tutor working mostly with the linemen and turned out ,li K L34 .45 Hi M1 I I 1, If Q .1 l 'I .FQ Fear, cCle1lan, J. ook, P.A11en, .LM awhinney, D. C an, D.M IT1 OI' cko, D. G , R. Kopi le Hubb gner, R. eu, L.W1 pb IH Ca to right: R. ft ont Row, le Fr nb tin Kea era1d,E. Denker, L. ry, C.Shack, L. FitzG GI' hes, L.Bray, W. P OC ,c.K tt nderson, J. Ellio Sa Thomas, J M. dray, OI' Ne 11, R. C OV .-4 P. K. Second Row: Hetherington. S. IT1 ultney, R. Holland, D. Ti Ga r, J. SI' ver, C. Schuster, D. K I'0 wn, L.G I'O yeson, D. Larkin, L.B ,s.R CZ ebler, M. Mend wi B. Hill, S. K Ro Third -S ard, D. Bowan, son, L. Rick mlin nks, D.Cloutier, E. To Je ,w. White ,J. le Spadafore, R. Beed F. ley, Ga Holtom, T. H ,J. ES Fourth Row: D. Jon Traxler an, IT1 der hooley, J. Lesar, R. Cry Sc er,T. gh dred, B. Far l . E Burns, D gro, B.Ligon, R.Rice, J. OS C ch Ashley, Coach Good, Coa ow: Coach R Fifth gootbalf An altogether new Waterford outfit opened the season at the beautiful Cranbrook stadium and put on a devastating ground attack to rout the Cranes, 25-7. The victors unleashed a new star in wingback Kerry Keating, as he streaked to two brilliant touchdowns. Waterford then smashed a green Southfield 11 25-0, October 3, as Kerry Keating displayed brilliant broken-field running on three occasions. Jack Fear -bulled his way to two markers while Keating accounted for a six-pointer on a 49-yard sprint. October 10 saw Waterford and Walled Lake battle to a scoreless tie but the Skippers had a 38-yard score called back, that by Keating. In a night contest, Waterford was downed by Keego Harbor, 13-6, as the Skippers could manage only one marker, Kerry Keating's 83-yard kick-off return in the second quarter. 9 NJ me QQ' - V w-5, '1 . lki. ' Qirygfl ' ' i ?'., . its -irc ' ,Q .A L '4--if 11' ay' 3X'x '5?f'f' -Xl Farmington's Dick Crinion and his educated-toe were the margin of victory as the Falcons edged the Skippers 21-19, October 24. Jack Fear tallied twice for the losers. When Waterford and Lincoln Van Dyke tangled on October 31, fans saw the highest scoring contest of the season. Final score put the Skippers on top, 32-19. Line crasher Jack Fear chalked up three T.D.'s while speedy Kerry Keating notched two six-pointers. Kerry Keating's beautiful 39-yard end zone sprint was the lone tally for Waterford as they played the best game of the year in losing to Birmingham, 14-6. Owosso traveled to Waterford on November 14 and left the field with a 14-'7 decision under their belts. Although ending the season with a 3-4-1 record, this was undoubtedly the schoo1's finest grid campaign in history. Ron Kopicko, outstanding Skipper tackle who had 55 tackles this year, and Kerry Keating gained honorable mention on the All-State team besides being on the All-Conference first team. Burly Jack Fear led the team in point production with 48 while Keating followed with 42. 94 X The Waterford Township reserves opened the 1952 campaign September 30 against a strong Berkley ll and left the field with a 19-13 victory under their belts. Jerry Gaultney's 45-yard T.D. sprint on a pass interception broke a 13-13 tie to cinch the victory. On October 8, the reserves traveled to Walled Lake to meet the junior Vikings in a night tilt. Waterford could not get a strong offense moving at any time during the scrap but boasted a strong defensive unit which played brilliantly and left the gridiron with a hard- fought 0-0 tie. Waterford's strong defense again held opposition scoreless but received tremendous help from the offensive group and went on to smash Southfield's reserves 38-0, October 14. Dick Goyette, Skipper scatback, tallied twice, but Dave Larkin's 53-yard bullrush to pay dirt stole the show. The local Jayvees journeyed to Farmington October 23 and squeaked out a 6-0 victory over the Falcons. Speedy halfback Dave Kerr, snagged a Farmington aerial and sprinted down the sidelines 24 yards for the game's only marker. This was the second time this season that an intercepted pass was the margin of victory for our fine reserves. The local M-59ers concluded the season with a 13-'7 victory over a capable Lake Orion squad on the losers' field to mark the first time in the school's history that a football te am had been undefeated. Dave Larkin and Dick Goyette each tallied to give the Skippers their final win. Special recognition should be given to Coaches Ashley, Good, and Cosgro, who tutored the squad to its highly successful season. 5-aw ' N' VARSITY SCORES H. S. - 25 Cranbrook H. S. - 25 Southfield H. S. - 0 Walled Lake H. S. - 7 Keego Harbor H. S. - 19 Farmington H. S. - 32 Van Dyke H. S. - 6 Birmingham H. S. - 7 Owosso JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES H. S. - 19 Berkley H. S. - 0 Walled Lake H. S. - 38 Southfield H. S. - 6 Farmington H. S. - 13 Lake Orion fadkvibaff .N Duk Txms Rex Effres Nl' Lew F1tzGera1d Dave Sub Larkin Jacubex '.3, '- , ' -. ' j Q-F-1'fu As 'fs'-lv' ff I jf! f..l!..,. ,--s, av 5 . 'vw aff' 4 -,,,.-n-v-4 Q I f'M,, Combating on the M-59 floor, Waterford opened a tough 16-game slate against Clarkston and were defeated, 50-40, in a good contest. Wolves' Tom Bullen and Dick Tims, both tied for high point honors with 12. The Skippers then dropped a tough 50-44 decision to Walled Lake. The contest was even, 42-42, at the end of four stanzas and thus went into an overtime where the Waterford downfall came. Journeying to Milford, the localites lost number three, 76-60, in a high scoring con- test. Rex Egres and Bob Jacober tallied 17 markers each in pacing the losers. Southfield threw a tight zone defense against the Ashleymen and had a comparatively easy time in whipping the Skippers, 48-29. Tims was high for the losers with 11 but Blue Jay's Edwards took game honors with 26 tallies. Traveling to Birmingham, the M-59ers dropped theirfifth straight, 59-35, to the Maples. Gordie Mutch was high scorer for the victors with 17 markers while sophomore Bob Jacober had 12 for the losers. Next the Ashleyites trooped to Farmington and were defeated, 51-34, in the foreign gym. Rex Egres was a bright spot in the Skipper offense as he netted 10 points from pivot. Tims was right behind with 9. Avondale's fast breaking quintet proved to be too much for the Waterfordites as they tromped the Skippers 64-40. Neverthless, Bob Jacober set- a new school scoring mark as he swished 25 tallies. The Ashleymen next were edged, 50-41, by Berkley on the winners' home court. The tilt was close and thrilling throughout with Bob Jacober pacing the Skippers with a 13-point sum. Dick Tims meshed 12. In a return engagement, the localites were downed by Milford, 57-33, as.the Red- skins completely outclassed Waldo Ashley's crew. Baker, of the winners, was high with 21 markers. Keego Harbor paraded to Waterford's spacious gym and beat the Skippers, 47-37. Though losing, sophomore Bob Jacober cupped game honors as he netted 16. Waterford threw a scare into Walled Lake as they again were defeated, 67-53. The Walled Lake Institute had a 6-point lead with two minutes remaining in the fourth stanza. Then the winners' Ligon, who netted 25 tallies, swished three straight buckets to decide the contest. The Skippers came closest to victory number one as the Southfield Blue Jays edged the local club, 42-39. Waterford's star, Bob Jacober, was ill which definitely hampered the Ashleyites' hopes. Forward Dick Tims swished nine points. Farmington walloped the local lads again, 56-37. Waterford performed strongly dur- ing the first half but wilted in the final two stanzas. Jacober's 13 were high for the losers. Walt Ashley's squad finally reached its peak as they edged Avondale, 57-52, in a hair raising contest. Bob Jacober hit 25 again for the second time, but against this club, and Dick Tims threw 17 markers in. Berkley's Bears sank Waterford again,55-39, as the Skippers played their last game of the present campaign. Jacober was high with 16. Ending the regular season in a high scoring duel, Waterford was beaten by Keego Harbor, 74-65, in the winners' compact gym. Jacober hit 25 once again with Dick Tims netting 16. In the annual tournament classic, East Detroit had a field day against the Skippers as they coasted to a 69-37 win. Ron Kramer of the winners put on a beautiful exhibition as he garnered 24 tallies. Things definitely look brighter for Ashley's team next year as they don't lose a player because of graduation. High scorer for the hard-luck quintet was Bob Jacober with 220 points. Dick Tims accumulated 164 markers to place right behind Bob. Ashley did a fine job in directly the inexperienced crew. 100 L-. 1 . I A-..-... ,.... Q.- Y.. ... . . ..4. ......... , .....,.,--.-.-, .- 'Q 1. .ff lar fi 5 I Front Row, left to rlght B Beedle, B Lamberton, B Gard, .1 Swlndeman, J Kxlpela. Back Row R Beedla, T Schooley, J Umphrey, E Robertson, J Roberts R Cox 'Tournamentj Clarkston Walled Lake M11f0Fd Southfxeld Blrmlngham Farmlngton Berkley M11f0fd Keego Harbor Walled Lake Southfleld Farmmgton Avondale Berkley Keego Harbor East Detroxt lk 4 P FU Q 1 '4 CU 3' m W Fl 1 W 3' l F' m O O 33 P1 m Q 4 U P m 71 P1 1 U7 P F' f m O 5 m EESSSEEEEESSSSES Clarkston Walled Lake Mllford Southfxeld Blrmlngham Farmlngton Berkley Mllford Keego Harbor Walled Lake Southf1e1d Farmmgton Avondale Berkley Keego Harbor 48 30 . 22 1 16 ES 4 1 1, ks , A , . I I . ' .2 . W. T. H. S. 40 50 .T. H. S. 25 39 W. T. H. S. 44 50 . T. H. S. 25 45 W.T.H.S. 60 ' 76 .T.H.S. 51 ' 73 W. T.H.S. 29 ' 48 .T.H.S. 43 ' 45 W.T.H.S. 35 ' ' 59 .T.H.S. 35 ' ' 49 W.T. H. S. 34 ' 51 .T. H. S. 34 ' 48 W. T. H. S. 40 Avondale 64 . T. H. S. 38 Avondale 16 W. T. H.S. 41 50 .T.H.S. 43 51 W. T. H. S. 33 ' 57 . T. H.S. 42 ' 47 W. T. H. S. 37 47 . T. H. S. 41 40 W. T. H. S. 53 67 . T. H. S. 46 65 W. T. H. S. 39 ' 42 .T. H. S. 46 ' 40 W. T. H. S. 37 ' 56 .T. H. S. 49 ' 65 W. T. H. S. 56 52 .T. H. S. 54 64 W.T.H.S. 39 55 .T.H.S. 37 53 W. T. H. S. 65 74 .T. H. S. 52 W. T. H. S. 37 ' 69 101 Jfaaeball Pty.- 4 Wish' IZ!! s'i:'1Q 4' TW' 'K .fs lu. A-x ffwm' I Front Row, left to r1ght D Hoobler M Rose J LOg1 J Blgelow, B Ackerman Second Row J Kratt, R Jones K Schluchter B Turnbull B Thomason J Fear C Johnson, Coach Cosgro Th1rd Row D Cook Mgr, T Healey J Hruska J Kolb, J McClellan J Attard T Studt C Wood The Waterford Sk1ppers traveled to Cranbrook 1n freezlng weather to open agamst a team that had been South on a sprmg tour and therefore had about s1xt1lts under the1r belts Nevertheless Skxpper hurler, Jack Hruska and B111 Soter of the Cranes hooked up 1n a tlght pltchxng duel w1th the home 9 w1nd1ng up 2 1 wmners The M 59ers then paraded to Pontlac and upset a strong Pontxac crew 8 6 The lanky Jack Hruska hurled 4 1X3 mmngs of no hlt ball 1n rellef and recelved credlt for the w1n Waterford then breezed by a green Southfleld n1ne 12 1 as blg Jack Hruska notched up a crafty two hxtter besxdes sendmg 14 batsmen down on str1kes Southpaw Jack Kratt was the whole show as the Skxppers humxhated Farmlngton 29 O Kratt allowed only two scattered safetxes whxle wh1ff1ng 12 Jack also collected two h1ts and crossed the plate three tlmes The Cosgromen were forced to go exght mnmgs before dowmng Berkley, 9 6 Jack Kratt's double was the b1g blow 1n the elghth xnnxng three run out burst Kratt was also the wxnner 1n rellef The local lads mpped Walled Lake 5 4 ln the flrst home game on our new dxamond The contest went 10 1nmngs w1th Marshall Rose s double w1th Harry Ackerman on base the dec1dmg factor. Keego Harbor set back the Sk1ppers, 4 3, as lefty Bob Payne hurled a neat 5 hltter R1Ck Jones and Bob Turnbull each collected two Sa.fet19S for the lowers 102 - 1 44 -. ew v J - - .1 N .1 rn is W- y cgi' l Q Y X4 1 'u -,- . I ,Q 'Q' 1- 1 ', g f , . ,...'t4. Sf c' YI f ' uw Y, . ' I , Q , y 5 zz, ' ,nut . In Q, U yi ,uv 0 .P 'V . - 'Til an -1. . was 1 . -1 xl'--. 1 p 1 ,, 'JI ,A , 1' W ' all 'H Q 5 5 ' J V wx f lg 1. : R J W 6 ' A-eq tl V ,J . Q- 4.5 yf I 'V .vang 91 Aryy , .. Sf 'S . Q 3 ,, 4 E A 5 ' T xx' A r , ' , i A K .49 1 ' of ' : . , . , . ', . ' . . : . . , . , . , . , . , ' : . , . . , . , . . , . , . , . . ' 7 I 7 ' . . . . . ,, ,, . . - . i - . . l . . . . . It , 1- . 1 - 1 I' 5 ' ' - ' . . a Q , ,n . . . . , s l F . , - . . . . . . , . C, USA, ALL CONFERENCE A cocky Waterford club was gxven the surprxse of 1ts l1fe as Southfxeld shut out the Sklppers 2 0 on the losers home fleld Southpaw lVIcCorm1ck a sophomore pltched a br1ll1ant two h1tter wh1le wh1ff1ng 8 hurhng Bud allowed the Falcons s1x safet1es wh1le fannmg 13 Jack Kratt poled out two h1ts mcludmg a tremendous four bagger The M 59ers journeyed to Wayne to be trounced 7 0 although J L Blgelow d1d lll ject some lxfe 1nto the Sk1ppers by laclng out a tr1ple and slngle Waterford was never 1n the contest as the Pontlac Chxefs scalped the Sk1ppe1s 10 2 1n a return engagement Larry Cates wxnnxng hurler allowed only three safetles and sent 9 down on str1kes The SKIDDGYS nosed out Keego Harbor 3 2 behxnd lefty Jack Kratt s steady perform ance Outfxelder Marshall Rose led batsmen w1th two smgles Bob Newey and h1s Cranbrook Cranes sank the Sk1ppers for the second t1me 7 0 the losers home dlamond Bob allowed Cosgro s club only 3 safet1es b6Sld9S fanmng The Bears from Berkley avenged an earl1er defeat and downed the local M 59ers 6 3 Jack Hruska was the loser but sl1m Jack Kratt wh1ffed 10 Bears 1n just 5 1nn1ngs of relxef Bud Thomason smacked out two safetles Southpaw Jack Kratt s four hltter enabled Waterford a share of the Inter Lakes Con ference crown w1th Keego Harbor as the loca11tes n1pped Walled Lake 7 2 1n the t1lt wh1ch concluded the campa1gn Kratt fanned n1ne ln golng the route wh1le R1Ck Jones blasted tvuo hlts and scored three runs Th1s was the Sklppers f1rst year 1n the Inter Lakes Conference and every Waterford1te should show h1s deepest apprecxatlon and respect towards Mr Cosgro who guxded the club through 1ts hlghly successful season Jack Kratt and Jack Hruska were named on the All Conference f1rst team Rlck Jones led the squad at the plate w1th a respectable 333 wh1le followlng closely were Marshall Rose and Bud Thomason w1th marks of 313 and 310 re spectlvely 103 W! 1 3 , 2. 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'. . . 4 . -Q.. at ll la nl ng ul L, ull Ill I I ,Y 'Z in 3 x 'W Swv 'U-x xkliq -Y R.. ,wif D' wwf 433. .bf Front Row, left to r1ght B Gard J Elllott, T Healey B Fell, J Lesar, D Cook Mgr , A Warman Second Row Coach Merrxtt L Rlckard D Hoobler, R Kop1cko, A Bradley J Loach rldge S Ryeson Th1rd Row P ONe1ll, L F1tzGerald G Kolb J Parker, B Wood J Attard B Beedle, scorer Not plctured R Remley P Toth, B Elwood The Waterford reserves opened the season p1tted agamst a tough Pont1ac 9 and left the fore1gn dlamond w1th a tense 5 2 v1ctory Barrle Fell hurled 3 hxt ball for the wlnners Wlth Tom Healey contrxbutmg 3 h1ts mcludmg 2 doubles plus 3 RBI's Journey1ng to Farmxngton, the Jayvees routed the Falcons, 18 4 beh1nd the 5 h1t p1tch1ng of B111 Wood Ron Koplcko clouted a tremendous home run Notchmg t.he1r th1rd stra1ght w1n, Waterford walloped Rochester, 13 1 wxth lean Al Warman tossmg 2 h1t ball besldes wh1ff1ng 17 batsmen Ron Koplcko collected a tr1ple and a home run Lew F1tzGerald also smacked a four bagger The local M 59ers then traveled to M1lford to hum1l1ate a hapless tr1be of Redskms 26 1 Barrle Fell, besxdes allowmg the losers 4 h1ts, fanned 15 and collected 3 h1ts D1ck Remley also garnered 3 safetxes w1th J1m Attard polmg a four bagger Capltallzmg on Avondale s lack of confxdence and p1tcher Bxshop s w1ldness the re serves emerged wlth a 6 3 v1ctory 1n a game that featured old man weather's coldness The wmners collected only two safetles off B1shop's offerlngs 104 f far. 2 Wy- A. 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Q , - In .1 return eng,agement the J V s submerged Rochester 10 7 w1th b1g Jerry Kolb hurl1ng 5 1 3 1nn1ngs of no h1t ball as he rel1eved B111 Wood who got off to a shaky start Waterford then squeaked by Farmmgton 7 6 w1th B.1rr1e Fell rece1v1ng Cfedlt for the w1n 1n rel1ef The WIHDGFS garnered only three scattered smgles J1m Attard was the whole show as Waterford concluded the weary Campalgll w1th a 7 6 v1ctory over a revengeful Pont1ac squad J1m smashed a grand slam homer 1n the f1fth b9S1deS crossmg the plate three t1mes h1mself 1n the contest To coach Merr1tt who tutored the undefeated squad spec1al recogmtlon should be g1ven plus the respect and adm1rat1on of all for th1s was only h1S second year coachmg Dur1ng the two year span Merr1tt has d1rected h1S crews to 13 stra1ght w1ns VARSITY SCORES Cranbrook Pont1ac Southf1eld Farmmgton Berkley Walled Lake Keego Harbor Southf1eld Farmmgton Wayne Kee go Harbor Cranbrook Berkley Walled Lake SCORES Pont1ac Farmmgton Rochester M1lfOfd Avondale Roc he ster Farmmgton Pont1ac rr... 222' WATERLOG 14 naw PICKS Bud Thomason M V P of 1952 w.T.H.s. 1 2 w.T.H.s. 6 ' 6 w.'r.H.s. 12 ' 1 w.T.H.s. 29 f 1 0 w.T.H.s. 9 6 w.T.H.s. 5 4 w.T.H.s. 3 4 w.T.H.s. o ' 2 w.T.1-Ls. 6 f ' 2 1 w.T.H.s. 0 7 w.T.H.s. 2 Pontiac 10 W., ' X l'?j HE 1 3 ,, w.T.H.s. 3 2 Q , ' 'l 1, U w.T.H.s. 0 7 W.T.H.S. 3 6 w.T.H.s. 7 2 ai J. V. 1 -1 'Q W.T.H.S. 5 ' 2 QQ w.T.H.s. 18 ' 4 w.T.H.s. 13 1 up ' w.T.H.s. 26 ' 1 w.'r.H.s. 6 3 w.T.H.s. 10 7 w.T.H.s. 7 ' 6 w.T.H.s. 7 1 6 . . . 105 +1 tl r 'ir all 'EN MSW WIYMO vi., inn? i ' ...A MQW. Competmg 1n the Inter Lakes Conference for the fxrst year the Waterford Sklppers walked off w1th the champ1onsh1p thus addxng a beaut1ful trophy to our case Undoubtedly the local squad was one of the strongest and most balanced groups around the Oakland County c1rcu1t Besldes capturmg the conference crown the team also placed fourth 1n the State Re gaonals and went on to the state f1nals at M1dland for the1r unt1r1ng efforts but to no 3Va11 The four man squad also placed fourth ln the local Pont1ac Press tourney Outstandlng members of the squad were the W1gll6f brothers Gord1e and Larry Gary Looney Gary Spees and B111 M1tchell All of the boys except Gordle w1ll be back agam th1s year to defend the crown and try to keep possess1on of the trophy The CHAMPS were under the gmdance of Mr B1sdee who IS not a member of the faculty now Coach B1sdee deserves everyone s Hdfl'llIdtlOIl for hxs splend1d Job M Arsen takes over as golf mentor th1s year and has practmally the same champlonshlp squad to tutor Under h1s re1ns they have excellent chances to reta1n the trophy 106 sp., L V W ,, 7 fag , y , C, 5 x .,f?' . , , ag ff Q 1,3 , T 'X V 34 X rn -f f W A 73 rv! f 5 . 1' 'N ,, ,V f ' K t my u Al -' x -,l' x 5 . 2 I ' K . ' l a, 'V' a' J, .foci L J J v--M 3 un Y . , A . ,M QQ!! fall' Undoubtedly Coach I-Iacketts local M 59 thlnclads were the stxongest and most well balanced 1n the schools short hlstory The 1n ag1le McCarty McCarty vault and squad was fortunate 1n possessmg three crowd drawers and pleasels Doug McCarty and speedsters Kerry Keatlng and Ray Campbell was deflmtely one of the areas outstandlng performers All that d1d on the cxnder track was the h1gh and low hurdles plus the pole for good measure the broad jump Dashmen Keatmg and Campbell proved to be two of the better speedsters 1n the Inter Lakes Conference though be1ng only sophomores Paul All n was also a good half mller wxnmng more than h1s share of events Lean and lanky McCarty tabulated 154 po1nts durxng the campaxgn whxle Keatxng and Campbell followed closely w1th 101 and 88 respect1vely B1g event of the year was the annual Inter Lakes Conference meet held at Walled Lake The Walled Lake Instltute ran away w1th the champ1onsh1p andt ophy by amasslng a total of 92 po1nts compared to the 48 1f2 po1nts ac put 1n a poor thxrd place showlng by garnermg only 25 5 6 po1nts Walled Lake has conslstently turned out strong squads durmg the past years and therefore has monopohzed the Inter Lakes Conference Waterford could manage only three f1rsts those by McCarty ln the h1gh hurdles and broad Jump and Campbell In the 220 yard dash Keatlng though hampered w1th a bad leg collected two seconds It was evldent after the opemng meet w1th Orchard Lake St Mary s that the Sklppers would boast a strong squad Doug McCarty and Kerry Keatlng paced the team to v1ctory Doug won the broad Jump pole vault and the 65 yard hlgh hurdles McCarty also would have captured the low hurdles only he tr1pped but st1ll managed a th1rd place For h1s efforts Doug totaled 16 polnts Kerry streaked to v1ctory 1n both dashes and was beh1nd Doug In the broadjump That v1ctory paved the way to a v1ctor1ous season 1n Wh1Ch the Skxppers captured s1x out of exght meets Congratulauons are In store for Coach Hackett who 1nvested hxs t1me tutormg the squad to 1ts hxghly successful season IINTER LAKES MEET Walled Lake Waterford Berkley Farmlngton Southfield Keego Harbor 48 1X2 255f6 192f3 107 cumulated by Waterford, which was good for second place. The Berkley Bears 92 ' 5 3 eer cfeaclerd P v ' V7 108 Row l L Marshall M Br1ggs E Cook S Mull1ns C Manmng P Fawcett F Schenck J Thomas J Shunck F Thomas M Schaeffer A Kelchner P McG1nty J L11matta Row 2 J Rowe L Mulllns J W1lson C Munroe M Oakley P Parker V Perry C Sabot N Keel H Reynolds M Braun M Brengle M Clark M Peterson Row 3 J Whltaker C Spurlock S Tremblay S Hxllman L Bell M Fr1zLle S Cronkmght B Wolfe M Sawdon R Hardy S Clark S Harr1s N Wlnslow B Lon1e M Smlth Row 4 E Morse B Sayles M Dow A Thornburg A Kelchner R Goderls V Bam K Smxthson J Lowry D Hook J Johnson, M Wxllard Q? ,fig Rowl A Thomas A Secan J Plerce S Purcell S F zzle L Noel D Mltthell Jones B Kemfeck S Gxrst P OBr1en J Floyd L Rxfe Row2 P Wagonlack D Brown M Nelson S W1ll1ams J Gohl N Txppen J Ixovess Snyder S Kmgswell I McCullough C McNexl Row3 S Kelly B Mannmg J Sedrowsk1 M Gorbett C Fortm C R1ckard C Lazenby C Bruestle M Glllow R Str1ckland C Wlx VN Ice D Glbson Row4 B W1ll1ams N Schack R Goodwm J DeCamp B Lemenger F Plauta S Ayres S Loper 109 In L U it j . 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