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

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.7 H If J 210 C7 1 UM! r' Paul Allen Sally Brockm in Presidtnt Secretarx E HM 'QS Yi onne Stod el Evonne Ebey 2 Vice president Treasurer N -.f -if Senwr Cfadd Nw tory tary aad Joyce Warner treasurer the seniors entered W T H S in 1949 Miss Betty Lindsev and Mr David Cook were the advisers of this energetic class which competed in several sports enjoyed many Friday night dances and of course studied to gether Highlighting the second year at W T H S for our graduating Skippers was the annual Sophomore Freshman Mixer This and many other varied activities were carried on under the direction of the adviser of the class officers Miss Ann Blair The class was headed by president Delbert Wheeler with Lois Kuenzer vice president Barbara Kruger secre tary and Marlene Hirneisen treasurer It was Showboat of the Future that busied the students in their Junior year Coopera tion combined with the guidance of class adviser and chairman Miss Barbara Frank gave the class this year the spark efficiency and all else necessary for a successful year Besides making their Showboat one of the best they began the first basketball season at school with a Tip Off dance Also as well as sponsoring dances skating parties and paper drives the Juniors had concession stands at all athletic games Class officers were Paul Allen president Sue Harrison vice president Jean Stark secretary and Gary Looney treasurer And now the last the final mile of the four xear voyage through W T H S has come to an end for our l953 seniors Guiding the seniors into port Paul Allen completed his third year as their president Other officers were Yvonne Stodffel vice president Sally Brockman secretary and upon Dorse Lanpher s departure from W T H S to move to California Evonne Ebey assumed the duties of treasurer Initiating the idea of having a fall trip the 53 seniors traveled to Hastings Michigan and spent five wonderful fun filled days at Camp Chief Noonday The next stop was Little Las Vegas the semor Carnival Mood Moderne the semor prom topped off the series of dances fudge sales paper drives and shows before that long awaited graduation day 17 Lf . D51 ,wld 2 A. - ,1 ' , 1 , tr gr- A - 4 'f Y., xx .f,Q4',F an ' i gfif pr. lx , I ll x I ml ' i A 1 .I X ' is v U Q - ' A A 4 5 J X , .,' 4' f .' ' I 1' 'Qt 4 1'i 4 - ' l f-..- 'Xl ' I 4 . --'Y Q ' . ir, If ,, .4 1 , 4 4 U A' 4 With officers Paul Allen, presidentg Lois Kuenaer, vice-presidentg Yvonne Stodgel, secre- Q L ' ' , , ' . . . . V . H 1 I v ' ' Q 9 9 y J ' 1 , . vw vv 4 ' ' ' ' ' - . , 4 , . . I4 . g . y . . 1 . ,' ' , , , ' . . Y. I ,, . - ,, V . . 4 ' 7 7 ! A , , . Z f y a ' 9 ' 1 ' , . y 'W' ' 1 u n . 4 . 4 4 , 1 5 , , . . i ca s ' a ' ' . . . - , . . . . D I . K . I . . . . 3 3 I 4 , - 1 Y' ' 4 , VY ' Q ' , . .. ,. . . I A 1 2 1 , . , n