Wayne Memorial High School - Spectator Yearbook (Wayne, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1957 volume:

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Oh, I ke t th first for another da I I doubted II I should ever come back. I ' I shall be telling this with a sigh I Some h d w ere ages an ages nce: I f Two roads diverged in a d, - I And that has made all th ' f r nce. GI 'pl' c x y I Fl f pk I Jxlljotlf ljggx Us A J vu unavlln :ow way leads onto lm, X In IW? M Q ,sr . .Q X, ro QW ' I took the one' less travel d , E , I F , . ' I ' I - I I , .VI A I I I . 1 A, 7 I V, 60 qw J q , ' 0 :Q I 1' -5 f Q' N E' 3 it 1' ' f llgl . it 'I My W WWII ii ',.rf 'fr .4 w HI Administration and Faculty Seniors Underclassmen Clubs and 2 Organizations Athletics Activities Advertisements Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 4-13 14-61 62-95 96-139 140-163 164-187 188-197 , V X M lil i Q 5 Aclminislfallon fl , G Q ,Q Hd acu f , 4, I To help us choose the right road in life, we had the benefit of assistance from many people, not the least of whom were the administrators and faculty members who had spent many years of their own lives seeking the right direction. They gave us the benefit of not only their mistakes, but more im- portantly, their successes. The patient, tireless direc- tions, we now realize, were sometimes recollections of former roads taken and not taken . . . -SQ D Q H6 'M N . .1 Qt. +1 .TW ' -FN ,-'rf Sf? '7 gf .ff 'N Q ,... i Q ' 8 fkfkii-Qi X .P f Q ,xx Y - Q3 5? Q ,5,. K .. , -,fi Qi e' .jk js. 4 Q Q 6 34.39 x X' 3' - .Y ' '-' 4 K al i . -J ' Y ' .. 6 , 0. f i 1? M S 7 j X Nfeuyfk lx -E 35 1 5 5 E Ys E 5 , S Q A Q, i 1' xv f , 'I' '. 1 ,L 'Q . My if 5 A an . K . -N' ,wi ' A Fir . my , 5 5' ', .:t5' , i' K. ug, k .. 1 NNW ?i:i?gXva.sQY. vb 3,5 Q 9 Kc fi? A-4 iii,-:sf'.:4!,g-' - -V 3-. ,. . ,7 .W X. -3- MN MMEN .Mx A D. Graham Superintendent, Wayne Public Schools Palmer. Brown Assistant Principal X .Q.,:,, Florence Oberlin Adele Desautels Counselor Secretary to Mr A.B. Oberlin College Brown M.A. Michigan State College Elwyn Dell Co-ordinator B.S. Western Michigan M.A. Michigan College State Barbara Hileman Bookkeeper ,-f' 'f he if 1,5 3- Patricia Madigan Betsy Wooten Secretary to Mr. 'Clerical Assistant LaFrey ' BOARD OF EDUCATION President ....................,...... Secretary Treasurer Trustee ...... Trustee ....... Trustee ....... Trustee ....... Norman A. Stockmeyer Wilson ...,..........,...George Schumm ...,.......,Whitney Ballantine .,........John Campbell Jr. Kenneth McKay ..........Horace G. Phillips 7 J I SHIRLEY AGRIESTI Homemaking I, Cafeteria, Nutrition B.S. North Dakota State College, M.S. Michigan State University MARILYN S. ANDERSON American Literature, l Jdcf NORBERT f' VIOLET DASHER American History, Soc. St. ll A.B. Eastern Michigan College, M.A. Eastern Michigan College Consumers Math, Math l, Algebra, Geometry B.S. Western Michigan MILDRED DELL College Latin l, ll A.B. Western Michigan GEORGE sau. College Band, Orchestra, ' Harmony B.S. Wayne State , University, M.E. Wayne State University BERNADINE BIEBESHEIMER Home and Family Living, HILDA DENSMORE Boys Daily Living B.S. Michigan State University OLIVE BLANK French l, ll A.B. Marshall College, M.A. Duke University EDDLENE BLOOM American History, Eng. Soc. St. I A.B. University of Michigan GERTRUDE BOWER Algebra, Geometry, Intermediate Algebra, Trigonometry B.S. Eastern Michigan College GLADYS BOWER English Composition, English Literature, American Literature A.B. Western Michigan College :Ns I Rose an of Typing S orthand I B. C tral Michigan lege, M.A. University 'X of Michigan A. N. CASS Senior Problems, Eng. Soc. St. I American Literature, Eng. Soc. St. I B.S. Central Michigan College, M.E. Wayne State University DENO DELUCA DAN DIADIUN American Literature, Journalism 1, ll B.S. Ball State Teachers College I f l 'D V B.S. Wayne State Uni- DONALD DQMKE versity, M. A. University of Michigan KENNETH COVILLE Chemistry A.B. Albion College, M.A. Unive ity of Michigan ZW ' 8 Physical Education B.S. University of Michigan DONALD DOUGLASS Biology A.B. Albion College M.A. University of AA I l 19 Michigan N ' 'ft' FRED GANNON Psychology, American Literature A.B. University of Michigan . A GREENE do -- 1 or o ns of, I aw NORRENE DREFFS A. . Iivet College Librarian ' A.B. Marygrove College, A.M.L.S. University of Michigan WALLACE DULAC General Shop I, ll B.S. Eastern Michigan College, M.A. Universit of Michigan RONALD ELBELL American History, Eng. Soc. Soc. St. ll A.B. Waynesburg College Physical Education B.S. Kansas State T chersf College f WILLIAM ELLIOTT RUTH FITZGERALD Shorthand ll, Typing I, B.S. Eastern Michigan EARL GREENE Al ' 0 - Plan? 1 : - , In e u 1 ate ' - l f- ometry A. . L nd Claik College B.S. Oregon State C llege, M.A. iversity of low ARTHUR ALLORAN Machine Shop I, II B.S. Central Michigan College, M.E. Wayne State University FRANCIS HIGGINS American Literature, Eng. Soc. St. I B.S. Eastern Michigan College PEGGY HINE American Literature, Eng. Soc. St. I A.B. Western Michigan College VERALD HOBROCK Remedial Reading A.B. Hillsdale College, M.A1 University ,of Michigan BERTILLE HULL Eng. Soc. St. Il, Resource Room A.B. Indiana University MARION JOHNSON Eng. Soc. St. ll, American Literature B.A. Alma MARGARET KAHLER Assistant Librarian B.S. Western Reserve University, A.B. Heidelberg College IRMA KIONKA Physical Education B.S. Eastern Michigan College, M.S. University of Michigan 9 IL-? 'X BEVERLY KITTS Algebra, Math I A.B. Eastern Michigan College PHILLIP KLEIN American History, Eng. Soc. St. II, Senior Problems A.B. University of Michigan, M.E. University of Michigan CONNIE KULL Eng. Soc. St. I, English Composition A.B. Western Michigan College GEORGE OLSON Drafting I, Il, III B.S. Eastern Michigan College, M.A. Eastern Michigan College VINCENT PETITPREN Consumers Science, General Science, Biology A.B. Eastern Michigan College, M.A. Eastern RUTH LAUEIR Michi C llege Homema ing I 670 Q A.B. Bowling Green 'l ' - State University - fMwf'LM'5ff9e I. E. LAIRSON Muay World History, ng. Soc. St. I, American History A.B. University of Iowa f LORENCE LOWERY Eng. Soc. St. I, II B.S. Lock Haven Teachers College, M.E. Wayne State University JULIE M. MC MATH Typing I, Il, Secretarial Practice, Clerical Training B.S. Eastern Michigan College JANE MARKS Math I, Algebra I A.B. University of Michigan MARION E. MORSE Senior Problems A.B. Eastern Michigan College MERI LOU MURRAY American Literature, Eng. Soc. St. I A.B. University fx! Michigan WL ELEANOR NIEDERMEIER Freshman Counselor, Latin I A.B. Marygrove College, M.E. Wayne State University RUTH OLSAVSKY American Literature, Spanish I, II A.B. Eastern Michigan College I0 BRONON PIOTROWSKI Consumers Science, General Science B.S. e 0f .X - Q., LETHA RICE Dramatics I, II, Speech I, ll A.B. University of Kansas M.A. Emporia State Teachers College RENEE REITMAN American History, Eng. Soc. St. II A.B. New York University A.M.Wesleyan University BETTY SCHONHOFEN Art I, Eng. II B.S. Eastern Michigan College GEORGE SKYTTA Driver Training A.B. Western Michigan College, M.A. North- western University I -s aaa, . A -L: I?Er K I ' t If n I :gan oll a ', . Western 'chi : - lege xx Biology A.B. Eastern Michigan College, M.A. Wayne State University DONALD STADLER Senior Problems, American History, Soc. St. II A.B. Eastern Michigan College HAROLD STEIN Art I, ll A.B. Eastern Michigan College, M.A. University of Michigan VIRGINIA TELFER Eng. I, ll B.S. Millersville State Teachers College ROBERT TELMA Algebra, Math I A.B. University of Michigan, M.A. University of Michigan CLINTON THOMAS Algebra, Plane Geometry, Physics B.S. University of Michigan, M.S. University of Michigan D. JOAN WATSON Physical Education B.S. Eastern Mic ' an Collegajl GLEN A M. WEBBER Typing I, Shorthand I B.S. Eastern Michigan College AMELIA WEIDENBACH American History, World History A.B. University of South Dakota, M.A. University of Iowa EDWARD WHITBY Bookkeeping l, ll, Typing l B.S. Central Michigan College, M.E. Wayne State University MARY WHITBY Homemaking I, II, lll B.S. New Mexico College of A. 81 M. HEINZ WITTKE American History, Soc. St. I, Il A.B. University of Michigan, M.A. University of Michigan NOT PICTURED l I I ff THOMAS BARRETT Eng. Soc. St. I A.B. Michigan State University DUANE BROWN General Science B.S. Eastern Michigan College ' ORPHA HUTTY Chorus I, II, Music Appreciation B.M. Albion College 'll SAM SEAGAL Physical Education B.S. Michigan State University, M.A. University of Michigan KENNETH WALTERS Driver Training B.A. Michigan State University Arvie, our popular custodian, performs one of y l1e.'ma7yLduties of the day? ,N 'l . ' ,, VJ ' , J l 'pl x flfl f J ,v t I X L t . id, ., ,J PDU X 1 Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Loga peeling potatoes the modern way. if , sqh ., g splrl in ss gs . The cafeteria -- the time for filling the face and the head at the same time. H Through rain, through hail, through sleet, etc. -- the absentee list must go through. Mr. La Frey had the office force look busy for this shot. COnly ioking -- put away that pistol!! V fflM'i YF33!QXfK ' z L xxx 1 L ' 1 r Cusfodi 453.1 'S .XR Q l 1 'ax' First rowg Left fo righfg Arvie Shinavierg Henry Bolandg Loyal Nicolsg Florence Tomlinson X -', Margaret Leveskeg William Pountaing Waller Waldeckerg John Ferrante. ' l Second rowg Robert Baker, Rollo Leathermang George Hampton, Lloyd Barberg Al Ross f Adolph Felang Frank Brown, John Riisi Dewey Gentry. ' Cafeteria Staff N!!! , ,.,,. ., .. A Left to right: Mrs. Loga, Mrs, Agriesti, Mrs. Fisher. 13 4 Senlms If-ff fa as ill y ln the distance, ever another crossroad. Chasing the horizon, seemingly. Each graduate here pictured has trod the lanes of the myriad problems which beset all who would attain that will-o-the-wisp which is the key to the good life. Upon the education he has received is placed the burden of the future, and its direction will be a reflection of time spent, wisely and unwisely.4Every turn in the road will lead to unqualified success, surely . . . l X Wtlnlllw- li ' , . . ,M-Q. W y' I 'll 11 Q-'O FI nh . wh W -,. ,V 4, W' 1 I A WF W G r' Q' 1 i r'n! ff 4 stu ri we fwwwww WM, u :JI un'v'?' . Wm Nj: :N it , .. I ,y?EW.a , ' 1 ,j'.m,n YILJV Y .. :W I 3. ,1 wifi: 4 F Q 4 5 49 . .ff 5:2 L? Q' Q-Maxam M UB.SYr.vwa ya fx K vi , YN ,. WMI W- Ng. c,-nal 121' mmf ,gf MP ' ' ? 1' f .,'M,4 I In 1 .ml rv .ina ,W MT! i 45i.g?Q'!1:!,'f?!,': X is itil! - fi I M ' .-3 'A3'H.5 n i:i1. fb .U .N fd. f 'eu HL-na ff, . 'W' ' ul , 1'M 1 'O VV' ww IX ry J ' , ,'zt.'n',.Uf' Eff fp ox h'f'u N, 1 in e .2235 l 5 WMM. The day dawns bright -9,-.self-Qi.: come to our first maior crossroad of life, Th Freshman Trail . The path appears to be dversities, but guided by the careful tutelage of our co petent class sponsors, Mrs. Gertrude Bowe nd Mr. Robert Telma, and, in addition, aided by our Freshm r s officers, Tom Munroe, president, Randy A rson, vice-president, Karen Jewell, treasurer, and ' ' yler, secretary, we successfully arrive at Sophomore e. Looking back, we see that we have -- -Q - r first important roadblock, our Freshman dance in the cafeteria. Ho the perspective doesn't re - n- w rk since we ended our Freshman Trail on a high note by spending an enioya vl day at Edgewater '- . re it fa gued perhaps, but we look ahead with new vitality toward Sophomore L E . r ' ' A The unforeseen et urs --.-- are -- en o ershadowed by the smooth stretches of the open road. We place a charcoal-gre and white will of ur passing. While enroute, we chose a wise ole owl as our mascot to encouraga us during the more obscu our iourney. Once again, we select a capable group of officers, includin aren Maysilles, president, Dave ' - resident, Donna Suomela, treasurer, and Barbara Copland, secretary. We :- for some well deserved relaxat re dance, entitled Foolish Frolic , a most apropos title because t - nce was held on April l. Having g of self-confidence, The perilous iourney had cast many by the wa llliil- t last the long awaited arrival -T ur class rings gave us added incentive to complete the iourney. Keeping set of officers, Karen Maysilles, president, Faye Perr secretary. This midwinter lap of the trip proved lucr lf cards and basket ball game concessions. The 'classic - ce-p sident, 2: ara Hubbard, tre r, and Lillian Tyler, as we increased o- class treasu y selling Christmas Little Women brought - - muc tent dramatic ability 'S7 a adition intact, we once U : selected an efficient we stoutheartedly approached Junior Avenue, - bable the most difficult part of the far encountered. .l l from our fellow wayfarers. Almost a month's delay was necessitated in pr land called Midnight Fantasy . A few of our traveli and thus we gained a somewhat obscure view of th Three-fourths of our trip had been completed. tt were ioyous memories. Ahead lay the last obstacle, the most hazardous portion of our expedition. We pla of Norman McLean, president, Tom Monroe, vice- retary. The fall passes rapidly as we sell football c annual dance honoring the football squad and this underclassmen, leave a permanent roadside known f known to us at the time, was soon to be matched -l displayed our dramatic talent as we presented Th hailed our five honor students: Pete Rush, Valedict Paul Stottlemyer, Salutatorians. Undoubtedly the m night-of May I8 at Lovett Hall in Greenfield Village while For this was our own Senior Prom app to the m us strains of Roston Clarks orchestra ri S we saw the banquet aureate serv: at our dest: n The lourney had conslste Wayne Ours wa e second class to spend its ent: of gratitude we owed our chers and counsellors looked back we clearly saw the trip hadnt real derful adventure D s in hand we bid Wayne hence forth e termed Turnpike 57 until all real ll . 'il SlOI l ration ompanions aided the class of '56 to complete its iourney for a three hour star-topped silver and blue wonder- nnacle toward which we had been striving for three years. Fre1hman Trail , Sophomore Lane and Junior Avenue Se ior Turnpike . Courageously, we braced ourselves for ur confidence in another excellent set of officers consisting 'I ll dent, Donna Bechtel, treasurer, and Barbara Copland, sec- to replenish our treasury. The fall is climaxed by the as called the Football Finale . We, aided by several . ll' ,,,he uron Rouge football championship trophy which, un- ye H'ron-Rouge basketball championship trophy. Again we If riou Savage , long to be remembered play. Proudly we 'll S ah Ann Harris, Janice Riggs, Beverly Sowers, and ,lrnem rable event in our high school iourney took place the t is w s one of the events which made the four years of to' E- atel entitled, Twilight Toccata . We danced awa night All we rily settled back for the last en' moments of . ,an graduation s pass For finally we ha rnved rw ore we all were ready to repeat the r years at ilatric ation period at the new high scho ut in extracur direqting us properly whenever ost our way. For as we een a series of crossroads, in reality, had been a won- ' ori I High School goodbye. The r e had traveled was T, tionl of it might be obliterated by the pas time. l .,,. wl it Nl: . !'. 5 lxw l x, :ii ,t l Q ,fix-W .I 555 ' l ' . . , ' Q . l mmmm '--...www 1 a ,'-,MTW - 4 W d - . . I . I - . l , ' l fo l . ga D . ricular participation, -F ts events, and academic -li i., eme t, we ranked second to none. ealized what a debt , - -' ' ' l . l -' - ' , ' : 0 ' ' l V 3 ffl in I6 Q3 xr Senior Execufive Board 'bad' 'nf .X 'nf ,-1 Ni H'-19' 1 K 4-N. First rowp left fo righh Dave Purdie, Pub. Mgr.g Barbara Coplan Pres.g Tom Munroe, V. Pres.p Donna Bechlel, Treas. Second rowg Left to righrp Mr. Telma, Sponsor, Nancy Martin, Jim George H. Berkhoferg Janice Riggs, Mrs. Bower, Sponsor. Third rowg Left to righip Karen Maysillesg Ray Wallaceg Gloria Carol Crafty. I7 d, Sec., Norm McLean, Percifulg Bill Coplandg Difchkoffg Sue Hosierg STEVE ABBOTT JOY ALLEN Executive Board 1, Class Class Play Committees 3, 4: Play Committee 3, 4, Foot- Basketball l, 2 3: Bowling ball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, l, 2, 3, Baseball l, 2, 3, Sfvffball l, 2, 3: Table Ten- Track 3, 4, Rifle Club 3, 4, N5 2, 3: Badminton 2, 3: Science Club 3, Service C0'0P 4: F- N- A- 2, 3, 4: Club 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Fencing 4, French I 2, pep Band 2, 3: J.A. 3, 4, French ll 3, 4, G. A. A. 'l, p,-esgdem 4' 2, 3, 4, Science 4, DOUGLAS AKANS CARL ALLQRE Service Club 4- Track 3, 4, Intramurals lTennisl 3, 4, Key Club 4, Senior Representative, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, N J. A. 3, 4. , CECELIA ALESSI . JAMES ANDERLE Co-op Club 4, Service Club Co-0p 4, press Club 1, Hi- 4. Lite 3, 4, Spectator 1. BOB ALLEN MARK ANDERSON Class Committees 4, Base- Chess Club 4, French 1, 2 ball l, 2, Band l, 2, 3, 4 French ll 3, Rifle Club 4 lPresident7, Pep Band 2, 3, J.A. 4. 4, Orchestra 3, Dance Band 3, 4. I8 IL ',Ll ks- 4 L RANDY ANDERSON Vice-President I, Class Play 3, Class Play Committee 4, Class Committee 4, Dra- matics 2, 3, 4, Fencing 4, Honor Society 3, President 4, Key Club 3, Math Club 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Service Club 4, Thespian 2, Vice-President 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Panel 2, 3, 4, Speaker's Bureau 2, 3, 4. RUTH ARDELEAN Executive Board 4, F. N. A. I, 2, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Latin Club 3, 4, V. C. Y. 2, President 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, Cap- tain I, Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Softball I, 2, Captain 3, Archery 2, 3, Table Tennis I, 2, 3, Badminton I, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4. OWEN ARROWSMITH Committee for Class Play 4, Class Committee 3, Basketball 2 lTeamJ, 3, 4 CLettermanD, Baseball I lTeamD, Track 3 Ueamj, French ll I, 2, 3, 4, Latin 4, Spectator 4, J.A., Pro- duction Manager. JANE BAILEY Class Play Committee 3, Class Committees 3, 4, F.H.A. 3 KV. PJ, 4, Co-op 4, G.A.A., Service Club 4 KV. PJ, Hi-Lite 2, 3 iPhoto- graphy Editorj, Spectator lAdvertising Managerl, Bowling I, 2, 3, Intramur- als 2, 3, 4. I9 PAT BAKITY Co-op 4, Fencing 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, Rifle Club 4, Service Club 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Bowling I, 2, 3, Volley- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Softball l, 2, 3, 4, Table Tennis I, 2, Badminton I, 2, Modern Dance 2, Chorus I, 2, 3, J. A. DON BALLINGALI. Football Team I, 2, 3, Track Team 4. DONALD BARTON Football I, 2, Letterman 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, Letter- man 3, 4, Tennis 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Science Club 3, Service Club 4, Varsity Club 3, 4. Blll BAXTER Football 2, 4 Letterman, Basketball I, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Track I, Rifle Club I, 2, 3, 4, Service Club 4, Varsity Club 4, Junior Achievement 2. DONNA BECHTEL Class Treasurer 4, Execu- tive Board 3, 4, Class Play Committees 3, 4, Class Committee 4, Basketball 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, Volley- ball 3, 4 captain, Softball l, 2, 3, 4, Co-op 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Rifle Club 3, Science Club 4, Service Club 4. THOMAS R. BIElEJESKI Executive Board 1, 2, Class Play 3, 4, Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Key Club 3, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, Presi- dent 4, Thespian 3, 4, Junior Rotarian, Basketball Team I, 2, Track Team l. RONALD BEIER MICHAEL A. BOROFF Math Club 4: 5Cle 1Ce Club Football Team 3, Track 4: Service Clvb 4- Team 3, 4, Rifle Club 3, 4. GLORIA BERGMAN V. C. 2, Chorus 1. -33.1 I . GEORGE HENRY BERKHOFER - MARVELINE BOLLINGER DARLENE BOSH Basketball 1, Bowling l Oak Lawn, llllf1OlS lf 2, 3: Volleyball 1, Co-op Club Executive Board 4, Honor 4, J, A, 3, 4, Hi-Li1e 2, Society 4, Latin Club 2, 3: Math Club 4, Student Council 3. 20 LINDA BOWSER Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Bowl- ing I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Softball I, 2, 3, 4, Table Tennis l, 2, 3, Badminton I, 2, 3, 4, Co- op Club 4, French ll Club 2, 3, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, V. C. Y. 2, Chorus 2, 3, J. A. Secretary 3. DEE ANN BRADY Executive Board I, 2, Class Play 4, Class Play Com- mittee 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Bowling l lCaptainJ, 2, 3, Volleyball I, 2, 3, Softball I lCaptainJ, 2, 3, Table Tennis I, Co-op Club Sec- retary 4, French I Club 2, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, Pep Club 4, Rifle Club 4, Service Club 4, Chorus 2. JEAN BRESNAHAN Executive Board 3, Class Committees 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, Library Club I, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 3, Service Club 4, Basketball l, 2, Captain 3, 4, Bowling I, Captain 2, 3, 4, Volleyball I, Captain 2, 3 4, Softball I, 2, Cap- tain 3, 4, Archery 3, 4, Table Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Badminton I, 2, 3, 4, Modern Dance 3, 4. BILL BROWN Basketball Intramurals I, 2, Baseball I. Club 4. DAVID G. BRAENDLE NANCY BRUSO Bowling I, Table Tennis I, Co-op 4, Chorus 4, Junior Achievement 3 K SANDRA BRAZIL Class Play Committee 4, Co-op Club 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Library Club 4, Serv- ice Club 4, Bowling I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Archery 'l, 2, 3, Table Tennis 3, 4, Badminton 3, Dramatics Club Play Committee 4. DONALD BURACK Service Club 4, J. A. 3, 4. 2I JAMES M. BYARS MICHAEL CAMPBELL Class Play 4, Class Play Class Committees 3, Intra- Committee 3, Dramatics murals 3: Mifh Club 3: Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, Thes- Spanish Club 3 President, pian 3, 4. HARVEY D. CAMILLI Class Play 3, Football 2, 3, Track 3, Chess Club 3, 4, Fencing Club 4 Vice Presi- dent, French ll Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Serv- ice Club 4. DONNA CAMPBELL Executive Board I, 2, Basketball 'l, 2, Volleyball l, 2, Softball i, 2, Co-op 4 Nice-Secretaryl French I 2, Pep Club 4 KSecretaryJ, Service Club 4, Chorus I, 2, 3. JIM CAMPBELL Rifle Club 4, J. A. 4. PAT CAMPBELL Bowling l, Volleyball 1, Co-op 4. SHIRLEY CARDS ' Brighton l, Co-op 4, G. A. A. 1, Hi-Lite I, News Editor 2, Business Manager NANCY CARL Class Play 3, Committee For Class Play 3, 4, Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowl- ing I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball I, 2, 3, 4, Archery 2, Table Ten- nis I, 2, 3, 4, Badminton i, 2, 3, 4, Modern Dance 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Press Club 1, Service Club 4, Thespian 3, 4, Hi-Lite 2, 3, Spectator I. ' SHARON CAROTHERS L C NDRA BIL 0 Bowling Captain 3 4 Soft Coop 4 ball 2 Archery 2 3 Co op A French ll Club 3 4 V C. Y. MARIAN CHAPMAN Co op Club 4 Library Club lrl l is W fr. lf 5 5 ,. iw- 5 iff- is SHIRLEY CONE MARY ELLEN CLIFT Melvindale I5 Service Club 45 oftball 1, 25 Chorus Ii ainbow Gp East-is --1:-.ig 9513 as Q5 'OBO - ja-X VIOLET LOUISE COFFEY Basketball I5 Softball I5 ca-ap 45 F. H. A. 1, 2, Service Club 45 J. A. 3. BARBARA COPLAND Class Secretary 2, 45 Execu- tive Board I, 35 Class Play 45 Class Play Committees 3, 45 Class Committees I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball I, Cap- tain 25 Bowling Captain l, 25 Volleyball I, 25 Soft- ball I, 25 Archery 25 Table Tennis I, 25 Badminton I, 25 Modern Dance 35 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 45 F. T. A. 45 G. A. A. 2, 35 Library Club 2, 35 Service Club 4 S anish Cl l 3 ZLLE : P Ub , 1 - 'Thespian 45 Student Coun- cil 3, Vice-President 45 J. A. 3 Treasurer. BILL COPLAND Executive Board 45 Basket- ball lntramurals I, 2, 3, 45 Co-op 45 Hi-Y 45 Press Club 45 Service Club 45 Chorus 25 Audio-Visual l, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Lite 4. 23 !'P' PATRICA CORN G. A. A. 3, Library Club 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, Bowl- ing l, Volleyball 'l, 2, 3, Softball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. CAROL CRATTY Executive Board 2, 4, F. N. A. 3, 4, French ll Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Service Club 4, Class Play Committees 3, 4, Class Committees I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, Basketball Captain 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, Captain 2, 3, Captain 4, Volleyball I, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Archery 1, 2, Table Ten- nis 1, 2, 3, Badminton 'l, 2, Modern Dance 3. M NANCY cRAzE V F. H. A. 2, Service Club 4, fi .. qyvv-W-pr Spanish Club 1, Bowling i. PATRICIA DANFORTH SHIRLEY DANIEL Co-op 4, Service Club 3, Bowling 2, Chorus I, J. A. 3, 4 iSecretaryJ. MURIEL DECKER Executive Board 2, 3, Class Play 4, Committee for Class Play 3, Co-op 4, Service Club 3, 4, Basketball 2, Bowling 2, 3, Volleyball 2, Softball 2, 3. BENJAMIN DE HART l Co-op 4, Fencing 4, Service Club 4. RICHARD A. DE NOYER Co-op 4, F. H. A. 1, Serv- Co-op 4. ' ice Club 4, Bowling 2, 3. 24 'UM CHARLES DICKEY WWI ESTEN DOBOZY Co-op 45 J. A. Sales Basketball Intramurals 1,2 Manager. GLORIA DITCHKOFF Executive Board 45 atin Club 2, 35 Mat u V. C. Y. 25 Ba k all 5 Volleyball l 5 S I Tennis , 5 mintbn , 1 , J lilly 3, 45 Co-op 45 Hi-Y 45 Press Club 45 Service Club 4 Hi-Lite 4. FRANCE Co-op leyball Lite JAMES DITTMAR KAY DONAHUE Football Manage' 2: 5656- Basketball Captain 15 Bowl ball 3, 4: Rifle Club 3, 4: ing Captain 15 Volleyball 5erviCe Club 4- Captain lp Junior Achieve ment 3, 4. nm AR ' gblard 1 Y. ball Captain 'l ' ' ' 3. 45 Softball 1, Capigin 2, 35 Archery 2, 35 T le Tennis l - ' 3. Co-op l nor 2, 35 2 ELLA DUFLO Romulus lp Service Club 4 J. A.5 Basketball lp Bowl ing l, 25 Volleyball 2 Softball l, 35 Archery 3 0 Mod ce L. 1. 2 Callatagnllilfl Volley- I l 2, 3, Badminton l, 2, My Wg? if JOSEPHINE DUMMITT Kentucky I, F. H. A. 'l, Pep Club 4, Cheerleader I, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, J. A. 4 Secretary. MARLENE ANN DUNN Class Play Committees 3, 4, Co-op 4, F. T. A. 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, Speech Contests 3, Bowling 'l, 2, 3, Volleyball 2, Soft- ball 2, 3, Table Tennis 2, Badminton 2, 3. LARRY FIDH Class Play Committee 4, Class Committee 3, Foot- ball Letterman 3, 4, Cap- tain 4, Basketball Letter- man 3, 4, Baseball Team 2, Letterman 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Honor Society 4, Math Club 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Spectator 4, J. A. Pro- duction Manager 4, Junior Rotarian. CAROL FINNEGAN Class Committees 3, F.H.A. 2, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 4, F. N.'A. 2, 3, F. T. A. 4, Honor Society 4, Latin Club 4, Math Club 4, Science Club 3, Maior- ette 2, 3, 4, Rainbow Girls 'l, 2, 3, 4, 4-H l. SONJA ELLISON Bowling l, Co-op 4, Chorus l, 2. DELORES EMINGER Softball I, Co-op 4, Service Club 4, Hi-Lite 3, 4, Spec- tator 2, J. A. 3, 4., MARTHA FITE Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowl- ing 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, Captain 3, Captain 4, Softball I, 2, 3, Table Ten- nis 2, 3, Badminton 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Co-op 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Sponsor 4, Service Club 4, Spanish Club 1, Chorus 2, J. A. JOHN H. FLEET Basketball Intramurals 3, 4, Fel'tClng Club 4, Hl-Y 3, Key Club 4, Chorus l, 3, 4. 26 JOHN B. FRAYER Football 'l, 2, Baseball I, Fencing Club Treasurer 4, Photographers 4. NANCY CAROL FUCHS Co-op 4, Chorus 4, Basket- ball I, Volleyball 'I, Table Tennis I. FRANK FUCIARELLI Camelback, Arizona I, 2, Football Letterman 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, Intramurals 3, 4, Baseball 2, Track I, 2, Wrestling 2, Hi-Y 2, Rifle Club 4, Spanish Club I, Varsity Club 2. '50 n. fL6aJ? V411-ffl Z ,Z411-L 'C n7ff4yC-67 K-nz1,.:.f7. BARBARA GOLLER Co-op 4, French I 2, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Service Club 4, J. A. Bowling Captain 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 'l, 2, Captain 3, 4, Softball I, 2, 3, Table Tennis 2, 3, Bad- minton 2, 3. BARBARA GOOD Executive Board I, 2, Co- op 4, F. H. A. 1, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Press Club I, Service Club 4, Basketball I, 2, Bowling I, 2, 3, Volleyball I, 2, 3, Softball 'I, 2, Table Tennis I, Badminton i, 2, Modern Dance 2, Student Council I, 2 3, Hi-Lite I, 2, Spec- tator 1, 2, J. A. Secretary 3, 4. ' PAUL GORDON I ALDA M. GILBERT Cir 'CX 51a-CJHAJXAQ JOAN GOSLIN Co-op 4, F. N. A. 2, 3, Spanish Club I, 3, J. A. Treasurer 3, 4. -Q59 DONALD W. GOUGH Basketball Intramurals 15 Co-op 4. GARY GREEN Class Committee 35 Class Play Committee 45 Chorus i, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 45 Service Club 45 Spanish Club 45 Varsity Club Presi- dent 45 Junior Rotarian5 Football Team 1, Letter- man 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Basketball Manager 3, 45 Track Team 1, 2, 4. GERALD GREENWOOD Basketball Intramurals, 'l 3, 45 Malll Club 4. if I 1 SH RO A M Class 2 m ittees 3, 45 Cl C ' SS l, 3, 4 41' C f B ard 35 G. A A , 45 Press Club 15 er - Club 45 Chorus 15 te 35 Spectator 15 Ba tball 'l, 2, 35 Bowl- ing 'l, 25 Volleyball 1, 2, E, 45 Sgftball 1, 25 Modern ance . lf LEONARD HAGGADONE Football Team 2, 3, Letter- man 45 Track Team 45 Service Club 45 J. A. BETTY HANNAH Pershing l, 25 Co-op 45 Pep Club 45 Softball 35 Table Tennis 35 Badminton 35 Cl1OI'US l5 J. A. MARY LOU HARDACRE Class Play Committees 3, 45 Basketball 25 Bowling Captain 1, 2, 35 Volley- ball 35 Softball 25 Archery 25 F. T. A. 3, Treasurer 45 French ll Club 2, 3, 45 Math Club 35 Rifle Club 35 Speech Contests 3, 45 Hi-Lite 25 Spectator 45 J. A. Treasurer l, Secretary 2, Treasurer 45 President, Vice-President 3, State Office 3. SARAH ANN HARRIS Class Play 45 G. A. A. 2, 35 Honor Society 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 35 Math Club 3, 45 Science Club 3, Secretary 45 Thespian 3, 45 Bowling l, 2, 35 Softball l, 2, 35 Badminton 25 Chorus 35 Student Council 25 Class Committees 1, 2, 4. DORIS HASELHUHN Honor Society 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Bowling 3, Table Tennis 'l, Hi-Lite 4, Spec- tator 4. ABDOLLAH HASSEN Basketball Intramurals 2, Track Letterman 2, 3. MARY ANN HAYES Basketball l, 2, Bowling l, Volleyball 'l, Co-op 4, F. H. A. 2, Service Club 4, V. C. Y. 2. ELEANOR HEAD F. T. A. 3, 4, Latin Club 2, V. C. Y. 2, Orchestra l, 2. 24 mf? BILL HEDGER Football Team 1, Basket- ball Team I, 2, Letterman 3, Intramurals, Captain 4, Baseball Team I, Letterman 2, 3, 4, Press Club 4, Service Club 4, Hi-Lite 3, 4. foafllwj ,, ll 1,0- 9 :M BARB RA HELKA J' Softba Servi b , iwu W LEONARD C. HENRY Class Play Committees 3, 4, Executive Board 4, Track Team 3, Cross Country Letterman 4, French l 3, French ll traes- urer 4, Math Club 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Drum Maior 3, 4, Audio-Visual 2, Junior Rotarian. BARBARA HIBNER Class Play Committees 3, Class Committees 3, 4, Basketball 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, Serv- ice Club 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, J. A. Treasurer 3. J , qflaiy, si , l W '77 Mfht will RAY M. Hlll. Bentley I, 2, 3, Co-op 4, felt J,-ffviq-' G.. .Q ,lbs-L .J-M .IUDITH HUBBS Class Play Committee 3, Class Committees 3, 4, Basketball 1, Bowling 1, 2, 3, Volleyball Captain T, Table Tennis l, Latin Club 3, Library Club T, 2, 3, 4, rvice Club 4- Debate 3 Speakers Bureau 2 3 J Speech Contests 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Delegate to Model United Nations Assembly 3, 4. WU-4 NORMAN HOENES Football 'l, 2, Letterman 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Let- terman 3, Baseball l, 2, Letterman 3, 4, French II 2, 3, President 4, Service Club 4, Varsity Club 4. SYLVIA SUE HOSIER Executive Board 4, Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Volleyball 'l, 2, Softball 1, 2, Badmin- ton 'l, F.H.A. l, 2, F.N.A. l, F.T.A. 4, Latin Club 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Orchestra 2, J. A. 3, 4. BARBARA HUBBARD Class Treasurer 3, Execu- tive Board 'l, 2, 3, Class Play Committees 3, 4, Class Committees I, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 'l, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Math Club 3, Treasurer 4, Pep Club 4, Service Club 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, Cap- tain 4, Bowling I, 2, 3 4, Volleyball 1, Captain 2, 3, 4, Softball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Arch- ery 1, 2, Table Tennis 'l, 2, 3, 4, Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4, Modern Dance 3, Cheer- leader 4. TOM JAMIESON Basketball Manager 'l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Hi-Lite 3, Editor 4. KAREN JEWELL Class Treasurer 1, Execu- tive Board 1, Class Play Committees 3, 4, Class Committees 'l, 2, 3, Basket- ball 1, Captain 2, 3, 4, Bowling 'l, 2, 4, Volley- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Softball Captain 'l, 2, 3, 4, Archery l, 2, Table Tennis 3, Bad- minton 'l, 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader 3, Captain 4, Dra- matics 3, 4, F. H. A. I, Vice-President 2, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Latin Club Treasurer 2, 3, 4, Math Club Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, Pep Club , Science Club 3, Service lub 4, Thespian 3, 4, De- bate 3, Speech Contests 4, Children's Theater 3, Dra- matics Club Play 3. 4 C BOB JONES Service Club 4. JANE JONES Virginia I, 2, 3, F. H. A. 2, 3, Science Club I, J.A. CAROLYN KLEABIR Co-op 4, French I 2, French II 3, Service Club 4, Bas- ketball 1, 2, Bowling ln- tramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Vol- leyball I, 2, Softball I, 2, Badminton l, Hi-Lite 4, J. A. ROSAIJE KARUKAS G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, Math Club 3, 4, Service Club 4, Class Play Com- mittee 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Soft- ball 'I, 2, 3, 4, Table Ten- nis I, 2, 3, Badminton I, 2, 3. JEANETTE KNECHTGES Thespian 3, Basketball I, Bowling I, 3, 4. MARY E. KENNEDY Co-op 4, Photographers 2. KARLYN KNEIP Co-op 4, Press Club 4, Service Club 4, Hi-Lite 4, Basketball I, Bowling 3. MARY ELLEN KIRKENDALI. GEORGE KNIGHT St. Mary's I, Co-op 4, Basketball Intramurals I, 2, G. A. A. 2, 3, Latin Club 3, 4, Co 4, ess Club 2, Service Club 4, J. A. 3, 4, Rifle 3, ice Basketball 2, Bowling Cap- Club - Hi ' 4. tain 2, 3, Softball 2, 3, Table Tennis 2, 3, Bad- minton 2, 3. MQW DELORES KOSKELA Co-op 4, Honor Society 4, JANICE KUBITSKEY Bowling 1, 2, 3, Softball P 4, J. A. lSecret yi. j Wll 0, JOE KOVACS Co-op Vice - President 4, J. A. THEODORA KRUEGER Class Play Committees, 3 4, Class Committees 3, 4, Dramatics Club Play 3, Bowling 1, 2, 3, Table Tennis 2, Dramatics Club 3, 4, F. N.. A. 1, 2, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Science Club 2, 3, Thespian 3, 4, Editor Spectator 4. DIANE KRUGLER Executive Board l, 2, Role in Class Play 3, 4, Com- mittee for Class Play 4, Class Committees 3, 4, Basketball l, Bowling 1, Dramatics Club 3 4 fsecre- taryl, French ll 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Math Club 4, Thespian 4, Band 3, 4, Pep Band 4. Softball 1, J. A. 3. 2, 3, Co-o 4, Service Club IRENE lA FORTUNE Executive Board 3, Role Committees 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Softball l, 2, 3, 4, Archery 2, Table Tennis 2, Bad- minton l, 2, Fencing Club 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Latin 2, 3, 4, Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, Panel 2, Speaker's Bureau 2,'Speech Contests 2, Student Coun- cil Planning Committee 2, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Hi-Lite 4, Spectator 4 lBusi- ness Managerl, J. A. 3 lVice Presidentl. Jlll. LA LONDE Exectuive Board 3, Role in Class Play 3, Class Committees 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Archery 1, 2, 3, 4, Table Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Badminton 1 2, 3, 4, Modern Dance 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. 2, French ll 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Math Club 2, 3, Science 3, Serv- ice Club 4, Thespian l, 2, 3, 4. VELTA FAYE LANCE Bowling l, Co-op 4, F.H.A. 11, Service Club 4, Hi-Lite PAT LANE Basketball l, 2, 4, Bowling 1, 2 lCaptainl, 3 fCaptainJ, Volleyball 1, 2, 4, Soft- ball l, 2, F. N. A. l, G. A. A. 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4. JEANNETTE lE DUKE Cody 1, Basketball 2, Bowling 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. l. KENNY LANGSTRAAT Press Club 4, Service Club 4, Hi-Lite 4. JANICE lA ROUCHE Committee for Class Play 3, Class Committees 3, F. N. A. l, 2, 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4 lPresidentJ, Math Club 3, 4: J. A. 4. CHARI.ES LEASURE Bentley l, 52, Co-op 4. . ul, l JERRY lEE Football 2, 3, 4 CLetter- manj, Co-op 4, Varsity 4, Trampoline 4, J. A. 4 fPresident 8. Production Managerj. l i 3, . xg 3 X 1' A - 5 . I 1 .. ,.l X .1 -. LINDA LEFFEL Executive Board 2, 3, Com- mittee for Class Play 3, Class Committees 3, 4, Basketball I, Volleyball 1, F. N. A. I, Latin Club 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4. JAMES LESTER Committee for Class Play 3, Class Committees 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Key Club 4, Math Club 4, Rifle Club 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, Dance Band 2, 3, 4. GERALD LEWANDOWSKY Co-op 4, Service Club 4. BARBARA J. LOWRIE Bowling I, Volleyball 'l, Hi-Lite 3, 4. NORMA JEAN LILLY Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowl- ing 'l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Softball I, 2, 3, 4, Archery I, Co-op 4, F. H. A. 2, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN LITTLE Basketball 1, 2, 3, Bowling I, 2, 3, Volleyball I, 2, Co-op 4, French ll 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, Honor Society 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4 lSecre- tary - Treasurerl, Service Club 4. BARBARA LLOYD Bowling I lCaptainl 2 lCaptainJ 4 lCaptainl, Latin Club 2, Math Club 3, J. A. 2. JOANNE LUCAS Basketball I, Bowling I lCaptainJ 3, Co-op 4, Serv- ice Club 2, 3, Student Council Constitution Com- mittee. .IUDY LUNT Committee for Class Play KProperty Chairmanl, Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, F. H. A. 2, 3, F. T. A. 2, 3 lHistorianl, Fencing 3, French I 3, 4, Service Club 4. CHARLES MC CLURE Key Club 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4. .IEANINE MC CORMACK Class Committees 3, 4, Dramatics Club Play Com- mittee 4, Co-op 4, F. H. A. I, 2, French I 3, French Il 3, 4, Service Club 3, 4, Spanish Club I, Spectator 4, J. A. 3, Young Peoples KSecretaryJ 3, Civil Air Patrol. NEVA MC DANIEL Bowling 3, 4, Co-op 4, Service Club 4, J. A. 4 I r' 1 i I - P l KEN MC KEE Football 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Service Club 4, 3 Varsity P I N X IJ I it U6 fy! ,, ' Il J I g I 'x X. PHIL MC KINNEY Executive Board 'I, 2, Role in Class Play 3, Basketball I, 2, 3 KLettermanJ 4 CLet- termanl, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Latin Club 2 KP esidentl 3, 4, Math Club 3 4, Science Club 3, 4, Ser, ice Club 4, Thespian 2, 1 fPresidentJ 4, Varsity ,4f, Speech Con- test 2,,,.ifudent Council 4 lPre?dent5, Junior Rota ' . .fir 1,0 r H ' 1 I 1 I I fi I - f LOUIS . MCJIELYEA ' INORMAN MC LEAN Co-o I , ,Service Club 4l,L President 4, Committee for ' c . lf .I 5. R In 11 . , ey I z 'R U I I jj tx V 2' .f Q L, L I rX . IJ' fi ton Dance 35 Class Play 4, Class Com- mittees 3, 4, Football 2, 3, ,jlntramurals I, Hi-Y 2 fSec- retaryj 3 Nice-Presidentl 4, Honor Society 4, Service Club 4, Panel 4, Speaker's Bureau 4, Speech Contest 4, Hi-Lite 2, 3 iEditorJ, Junior Rotarian. G. A. A. 2, Parliamentarian FRANK MC MURRAY Committee for Class Play 4 fStage Crew Managerb, Class Committees 3, Foot- ball 3, 4 lLettermanJ, Intra- murals 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4 lLettermanJ, Hi-Y 4, Math Club 3, 4, Service Club 4, Varsity Club 4. RICHARD MALOTT Intramurals 2. WILLIAM H. MATHEWS Co-op 4, French I 1, Math Club 3, 4. NANCY MARTIN Executive Board 4, Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4 fCaptainJ, Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Softball I, 2, 3, 4, Archery I, 2, 3, 4, Table Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, 4, French l 3, French ll 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 lSecretarYI: Span- ish Club I, V. C. Y. 2, 3. ROBERT MATHISON Executive Board I, Honor Society 4, Math Club 3, 4, Service Club 4. ANGELINE MARTINEZ Honor Society 4, Latin Club 2, Orchestra I, 2. MARY MATTHEWS Co-op 4, F. N. A. 3, French II 1,2,3,4,G.A.A.2, 3, 4, Service Club 4, Bowl- ing I CCaptainI 2, 3, Soft- ball I, 2, Badminton 2. PHIL MARTINEZ Class Committees 3, Foot- ball Letterman I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Letterman I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Letterman l, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JESS MAXWELL k tball Intramurals I 2- Bas e , , Track Team 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Press Club 4, Hi-Lite 2, 3, 4, J. A., Wayne Aqua- Men, Civil Air. Patrol, Young Democratic Club, Vice - President, Wayne Model Airplane Club. 36 KAREN MAYSILLES Class President 2, 3, Exec- utive Board 4, Class Play Committees 3, 4, Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, F. N. A. I, 2, Secretary 3, Parliamentarian 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, Honor Society 3, Secretary 4, Latin Club 2, Secretary 3, 4, Math Club 3, Representative 4, Science Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, Secretary 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Speaker's Bureau 2, 3, 4, Speech Contests 2, Student Council Secretary 4, Basketball I Captain, 2, 3, 4, Bowling I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4, Soft- ball I, 2, 3, Archery 2, Table Tennis I, 2, 3, Bad- minton I, 2, 3, 4. NELSON MERCADOQ New York 1, Pudng R' a 2, Basketball ly C.9o4op C 5 x. , SHIRLEY MIKESELL NEIL ALLEN MOODY Service Club 4, Audio- Visual 4. ' x, . 4.. x' I CN 'l A fab N CX lj' . J y ' X gr g ,X ' X 5 or it fl K x GERRY MERRILL Service Club 4, Hi-Lite 4. ROBERT METZNER Co-op 4, Service Club 4. SHARON MOORE Class Play Committees 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Bowling 2, 3, Volleyball I, 2, Softball I, 2, F. H. A. Treasurer I, G. A. A. 2, Parlimentarian 3, Service Club Secretary 4. FLORENCE MORIN Bowling 1, Co-op 4, F. H. A. 3, Service Club 4. JUDY MORRISON Basketball 1, 2, 3, Bowl- ing I, 2, 3, Volleyball l, Captain 2, 3, Softball 2, 3, Table Tennis I, 2, Bad- minton I, 2, Modern Dance 3, Co-op 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, PeoACIub 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, J. . MARY M. NABB Co-op 4, Bowling 1, Soft- ball I, Chorus 2, 3, J. A. 3. ROBERT E. MOSCHGAT Rifle Club 3, 4, Service Club 4. CECIL ALDEN NAY Track Letterman 2, 3, Cross Country Letterman 3, 4, Latin Club 4, Math Club 4, Rifle Club 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, Photographers 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 4, Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4, Order of the Arrow 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROL MULKEY Co-op 4, F. N. A. 'l, 2, G. A. A. I, Basketball 1, Table Tennis I, 2, Cheer- leader 1, 2, Band I, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, West Virginia I, 2, J. A. THOMAS MUNROE Class President I, Vice- President 4, Football Letter- man 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Dramatics Club 2, President 3, 4, Service Club 4, Spanish Club I, Thes- pian 2, 3, -4, Varsity Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Class Play Committee 3, Class Committees 3, 4, Speaker's Bureau 4, Speech Contests 2, 3, 4, Hi-Lite 2, 3, Dra- matics Club Play 2, 3, 4. 38 WILLIAM NEAL Executive Board 2, 3, Latin Club 3, 'xx ANN NORMA Pj' Executive B rd I, 4, . A. . 2, 3,JService l ' X Clubx wlilng 31, 2, J. A3 X 1' a kr .. x Bk ' , 5 B 'C '- , 'F . 4 A + . L7 , , e , -. Qyxfgj ,ll stef fi x X 1. Q V .Nb RALPH T. NORMAN KEITH NUNNELEY Executive Board 25 Football I, 2, 35 Basketball Intra- murals I, 25 Co-op 45 Serv- ice Club 45 V. C. Y. 3. GEORGE NYGAARD Basketball 15 Co-op 45 Band 4. JUDY NYGAARD Co-op 45 Service Club 45 Class Play Committees 3, 45 Basketball I, 25 Bowling I, 25 Softball 25 Maiorette 4. PHIL ODUM Illinois lg Plymouth 25 Foot- ball 'l5 Basketball Intra- murals 35 Baseball 25 Math Club 45 J. A. PAT OHSOWSKI Executive Board lp Co-op Treasurer 45 F. H. A. 3, 45 F. T. A. 3, Secretary 45 Rifle Club 45 Service Club 45 Class Play Committees 3, 45 Class Committees 3, 45 Bowling I5 Maiorette 2, Captain 3, 45 J. A. Vice- President 2, 3, 4. CAROL ANN PAJOT Latin Club 2, 35 Service Club 45 Bowling I, 25 Chorus 1, 25 J. A. 3. DIANE PARR Executive Board I, 35 F. H. A. 1, 25 F. N. A. 3, 45 Library Club lj Press Club I5 Rifle Club 35 Spanish Club lg V. C. Y. 25 Archery 3 l, 2, Hi Lite I, 2, 3, 4, J, Spectator 'I5 J. A. 3. A , Z., A J 1 'A J ' ..,o If Nr ,uh 7' 6 2 W - f 2' 2 2 K JL , 1 ijxf- y 'E-ef . y XJ .1 g 22 2,2 K E 9,37 PI, O -I wc' RUTH PARSELL Co-op 4, F. H. A. 3, Vice- President 4, French l 2: French ll 3, Service Club 4, Basketball l, 2, Bowl- ing 2, 3, Volleyball l, 2, Softball 1, 2. BEVERLY PATTERSON Class Committee 3, Dra- matics Club Play Committee 4, Co-op 4, F. T. A. 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Basketball i, 2, Captain Basketball T, 2, 2, Captain 3, 4, l, 2, Softball l, 3, 4, Archery l, nis l, 2, 3, 4, I, 2, 3, Band 2, dent Council 2, tor 4, J. A. 3. Bowling l, Volleyball Captain 2, Table Ten- Badminton LAURA PATTON Class Play Committee 4, Basketball 1, 2, Bowling 1, 2, Volleyball l, 2, Soft- ball T, 2, French Il Club 4, Latin Club 3, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, Service Club 4, Specta- tor 1, 4. LINDA PAUL Class Play Committee 3, Class Committees 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowl- ing T, 2, 3, 4 Captain, Volleyball 1, 2 Captain, 3, 4, Softball l, 2, 3, 4, Table Tennis 2, 3, 4, Bad- minton 2, 3, 4, Modern Dance 3, 4,'French Il Club 2, Treasurer 3, Co- Secre- tary 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, Vice- President 4, Math Club 3, 4, Service Club 4. 3, 4, Stu- 3, Specta- I, l 40 Xwmaiics. club, 1, 2. JAMES PAYNE Basketball Intramurals 1, Fencing Club 4, Math Club 4, Service Club 4, Science Club 4. JAMES PERCIFUL Executive Board 4, Basket- ball Intramurals 2, 3, Base- Ball i, Track 2, Letterman 3, 4, Team 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Varsity Club 4, Band 3. JANET PERCIFUL Class Committee 1, Soft- ball 'l, Band 2, 3, Specta- tor 4, Co-op 4, Honor So- ciety 4, Service Club 4, Spanish Club 3. FAYE PERRY Vice-Pre ident 3, Executive Board 1 2, 4, Class Palsy C' mitt 'E-.,,4, Class C ' mcxilexesf , 2, ,3, i4:',Dfa' RH. A. 1, G. A. A Latin Ciubl 42 Malh 3, 4gLX Thespian l, Treasurer tests 2, tain 2, ing ball 1 Softball I Captain, 2, 3, 4, Table Ten- 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. ,f kg A04 - '13, ffl RUBY PITCHER Co-op 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, Latin Club 3, V. C. Y. 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Speech Contest lFirst Place, 2, Basketball I, Cap- tain 2, 3, Bowling I, Volleyball I, 2, 3, Softball I, 2, 3, Archery 3, Bad- minton 2. ALAN G. PITT Executive Board I, Football Team I, Letterman 2, Letterman 3, Captain 4, Letterman 4, Basketball Intramurals 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Math Club 3, President 4, Span- ish Club I, Varsity Club 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Class Play Committee 4, Class Committees 3, 4, Junior Rotarian. DAVID PURDIE Class Publicity Manager 4, Executive Board 2, Class Play Committees 4, Pep Club 4, Service Club Presi- dent 4, Photographers l, 2, Junior Rotarian. RICHARD RADKE Football Letterman 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Baseball Letterman 2, 3, Hi-Y 4, Math Club 3, 4, Spanish Club I, Var- sity Club 2, 3, Correspond- ing Secretary 4, Class Com- mittee 4, Class Play Com- mittee 4. WALTER RAGAY Baseball 3, 4, Service Club 4. PAT RANCH Pep Club 1, Press Club I, Basketball I, 2, Bowling 'I, 2, 4, Softball I, 2, Table Tennis 1, 2, Badminton 1, Hi-Lite 3, 4. DENNIS F. RANEY Co-op 4, Rifle Club 3, Band 1, Spectator 4. ROBERT RICHARDSON Football Letterman 3, 4, Rifle Club 3, Varsity Club 3, 4 Publicity Manager. dw, 'ff ELEANORE RICHTER Executive Board I, F. N. A. 3, 4, Service Club 4, Span- ish Club 1, Archery 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play Committees 3, 4, Class Committee 4. JANICE RIGGS Executive Board 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Class Play Committee 4, Class Com- mittees 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club Play 3, 4, Children's Theater 1, Dramatics Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, French ll Club 2, Corresponding Secretary 3, Honor Society 3, Treas- urer 4, Math Club 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Serv- ice Club 4, Thespian 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary, Honor Thes- pian, Spectator 4. JUUO I. RIVERA I Puerto Ricouf Ch, rus 2. ? 1 lv v VJ' l I alfhlfl ,ff . at ELAINE B. ROGERS Co-op 4, Bowling l, Soft- ball I, Archery l, J. A. Secretary 3, Treasurer 4.' CAROLYN ROOTE Class Play Committee 3, 4, Basketball 2, 4, Softball 3, 4, Co-op 4, F. H. A. l, 2, 3, French ll Club 3, Library Club 3. JAMES ROSE Football 3, Letterman, Team 4, Basketball Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Track Team 2, 3, 4, xLetter 3, Hi-Y 4, Varsity Club 4, Band 3, 4, Pep Band 3. -..ty.fv lf it H il JOYCE ROBERTSON' Executive Board 'l, 3, Class Play Committees 3, 4, Basketball 2, Bowling Cap- tain l, 2, 3, Volleyball l, Softball 2, F. N. A. l, 2, Secretary 3, 4, French ll 1, Secretary 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, Service Club 44 42 PHYLLIS ROSE ARLENE ROSS C0-op 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Bowl- ing' 2, 3, Volleyball I, 2, 3, Softball 'l, 2, 3. JAMES W. ROWLETTE Football Team l, Letterman 2, 3, 4, Track Team l, Letterman 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. ALVIN SAMUELS Chorus 'l, 2, 3. JUDY SCANTLAND Co-op 4, Pep Club 2, Span ish Club I, Volleyball I Chorus 2, 3, 4, Hi-Lite 2 3, J. A. Sales Manager 3 President 4. SHARON RUPP Co-op 4, French ll Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Service Club 3, 4, Basketball Captain 1, 2, Bowling Captain 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 1, Captain 2, 'l,2, 3. LARRY SC HAFER Class Play 3, Football Team 3, Basketball Intramurals 4, Co-op 4, Math Club 3, 4, Rifle Club 3, 4, Science Club 4, Service Club 4, Class Committee 4. Table T Badminton mi? PETE RUSH Executive Board 2, Class Play 4, Class Play Com- mittee 4, Class Committees 2, 4, French ll Club l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Key Club 4, Latin Club President 4, Math Club 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, Treas- urer 4, Spectator 4, Junior Rotarian 4. EVELYN JEAN SCHULTZ Co-op 4, F. T. A. 4, Library Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Bowling I, J. A. 3. 43 I NANCY SCHWARTZ JEAN SERGOTT Co-o 4' Service Club 4 Class Pla 3 French I Club P f 1 Y 1 : Bowling Captain 2, Volley- French II Club 4, Honor ball I. Society 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Paned 3, 4, Speaker's Bur- eau 3, 4, Speech Contest 3, Hi-Lite 2, 3, 4H I, 2, 3, 4. JULIA SCIATTO V. C. Y. 2, Basketball 2, Bowling I. WILLIAM SHARP Service Club 4. JACQUELYN L. SCOTT Executive Board I, French I Club 2, Class Play Com- mittee 4, Bowling I, 2, Softball I, Archery 2. DORIS SHEPPARD Co-op 4, Service Club 4: Volleyball I, Hi-Lite 4, J. A. ROBERT SCOTT TOM SIGWORTH Track 4, Class Committee 4, Math Club 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 4, Orchestra 3, 4. SUSAN JEAN SIMPSON Saline High i, Cooley High i, Class Play Committee 3, F. H. A. 'l, F. N. A. 'l, C. LEE SMITH Executive Board 1, 3, 4, Class Committees 3, 4, Basketball Intramurals 2, 3, Baseball 4, Tennis 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Press Club I, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club Vice-President 3, F. T. A. 4, Press Club 4, 4, Debate 4, Panel 3, 4, Service Club 3, 4, HiLite 4. Speaker's Bureau 2, 3, 4, ANITA SMITH F. T. A. 4, G. A. A. 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Science Club 2, 4, Service Club 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Bowling 1, Captain 2, 3, Badminton 2, 3, Archery 1, 2, Volley- ball 'l, Band I, 2, 3, Speech Contests 2. Speech Contests 2, 3, 4, Photographers I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Lite I, 2, 3, 4, Spectator 1, 2, 3, 4, J. A. Center Chairman, Vice-President, President 4. RICHARD EARL SMITH Co-op 4, Service Club 4, J. A. FRANCES SMITH Co-op 4, F. H. A. 2, French ll Club 2, Honor Society 4, J. A. Treasurer. JERYNE SMITH Bowling 2, Softball 2, Table Tennis 2, Chorus i, 2, J. A. 3. BEVERLY SOWERS Co-op 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Library Club, President 4, Specta- tor 4, J. A. Vice-President 3, Basketball 1, Bowling 1, 2, Volleyball 'l, Softball 1, Table Tennis I, 2, 3, Badminton 3. ELIZABETH SOWERS IMAY, Co-op 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, Service Club 3, 4, Basket- ball Captain 1, Bowling 1, Volleyball 'l, 2, 3, Softball I, 2, 3, Table Tennis I, 2, Badminton I. DICKIE SPACHT Executive Board 'l, 25 F. T. A. 3, President 45 G. A. A. 25 Latin Club 35 Service Club 45 Class Play Com- mittees 3, 45 Class Com- mittee 35 Basketball 15 Bowling 35 Volleyball 1, 25 Archery 1, 25 Table Tennis I5 Maiorette 3, 4. BEVERLY SPROUSE F. N. A. 35 French l Club 25 French II Club 35 Chorus BETTY STRANGER Latin Club 35 J. A. 4. FRANK STANICH Honor Society 45 Band 1, 25 Pep Band 25 De MoIay5 7 25 Caro, Michigan l, 2, 3. Virginia 3. Q ROBERT B. STAFFORD Basketball 15 Track l, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 Varsity Club 3. DONNA STIEM Saginaw l, 2, 35 F. T. A. 45 Fencing Club 45 Basket- ball 1, 25 Volleyball I5 Softball 1, 25 Archery 25 Table Tennis 35 Badminton 1, 25 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 J. A. 45 Service Club 4. JOHN STAMM Football Team 2, 3, Letter- man 45 Basketball Intra- murals 3, 45 Track Team 45 Hi-Y 45 Honor Society 45 Key Club 35 Math Club 3, 45 Science Club 2, 3, 45 Service Club 45 Varsity Club 45 Class Play Com- mittee 4p Class Committee 4. KENNETH GILBERT STILSON Service CK: J. A MW 455,655 DONALD STINSON BOB SWAN Golf 2, 3, 4, Chess Club Math Club 4. 3, 4, Library Club 4, J. A. Production Manager. PAUL STOTTLEMYER Executive Board 3, 4, Foot- ball 2, Baseball 3, Honor Society 4, Latih Club 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, Science Club 4. DONNA SUOMELA Class Treasurer 2, Execu- tive Board l, 2, 3, Class Play Committee 3, Class Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- op President 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, Vice-President 4, Math Club 3, 4, Service Club 4, Basketball Captain 'l, 2, 3, Bowling 1, Captain 2, 3, Volleyball 1, Captain 2, 3, Softball 1, Captain 2, 3, Archery 2, Table Tennis 2, 3, Badminton 3, Modern Dance 3, 4. DOREEN SUTHERLAND CO-Op 4, G. A. A. L, 2, Pep Club 3, Basketball 1, Bowling 1, 2, Softball I, J. A. 47 JERRY TALAGA Football 2, Letterman 3, 4, Track Letterman 'l, 2, 3, 4, French ll Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Service Club 4, Varsity Club l, 2, 3, 4, Audio- Visual 4, Jq A.,c,. sident 4 P A ,Ay 3' INX X Y: L l -4 . ii HAROLD A. TAYLOR East Lansing l, Haslett 1, 2, Dansville 3, Fordson 3, Fencing President 4. KAY TROPPI Executive Board 2, Co-op 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Service Club 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowl- ing 4, Volieyball 1, 2, Captain 3, 4, Softball l, 2, 3, 4, Archery l, 2, 4. DAVE TRUESDELL Class Vice-President 2, Ex- ecutive Board l, Class Play 3, 4, Class Play Committee 4, Basketball Team 1, 2, Golf Team l, 2, Letterman 3, 4, Co-op Vice-President 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, President 3, 4, Service Club 4, Thespian 3, 4, Junior Rotarian. BARBARA WALL Bowling I, Volleyball l, Softball 'l, Archery 1, Co- op 4, F. N. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, V. C. Y. 2, Speech Contest 2, J. A. Treasurer 3, Sales Manager 4. BETTY COLLEEN TURNER Co-op 4, Service Club 4, RAY WALLACE Executive Board 4, Co-op Bowling 4. Treasurer 4, French ll Club 2, 3, Service Club reas- urer 4. , ci 'A .Lf BILL R. TYE Service Club 4. Q, l tk., J, A in al l 1, - I I ' l. ,mfs -1 . .lx ROCHELLE WALLER Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, Class Com- mittees l, 3, 4, Bowling 'l, 2, 3, J. A. EMERY VAN SICKLE SHIRLEY WARDELL Fencing Club Business Man- Co-op 4, Rifle Club 3: V- ager 4, Latin Club 3, 4, C. Y. 2, 3, A.I'Clf'leVY 'li Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. Orchestra 1, 2, Hi-Lite 2, 3: J. A. BILL WARDEN JAMES EDWARD CAROL WATKINS DONALD R WHITE G. A. A. 45 Latin Club 25 Band 2 3 4 Pep Band 4 Service Club 45 Basketball Ip Bowling I, 25 Volley- ball I5 Softball I5 Table Tennis I5 Panel 3, 45 S eaker's Bureau 3 4- P I 1 Speech Contest 35 Hi-Lite 45 Spectator 45 J. A. 3, 4. ROLLAN WATSON DONNA WHITE Co-op 45 Hi-Y I, 25 Key Basketballl 2 3fCaptamJ Club 3: Rifle Club 4. Bowlin I Ca tain 2 3 ANNETTE WEATHERSPOON JAMES C WHITE Basketball 15 Bowling 25 Latin Club 3 Math Club 3 Volleyball I5 French I 25 Service Club 4. RICHARD WHITNEY Football 3 CManagerl 45 Track 35 French I 35 French ll 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Latin Club 2, 35 Math Club 45 Service Club 45 Spectator 4. BONNIE WIGGINS Basketball 'I 2 Bowlin I Archeryl 1 I Q QCaptainJ 25 Volleyball I, 25 Softball I5 F. H. A. I5 G. A. A. 25 Chorus I, 25 J. A. 2. EM M Q LARRY WILLIAMS Football Letterman 3, 45 Basketball Intramurals Captain 2, 35 Golf Letter- man 2 3 4- Chess 3 Nice- President 4 F I' Chorus 3' 'lfi' -e M MARILYN WILL AMS 5 Co-op 45 MELVIN WILCOX Co-op 45 Service Club 4. JAMES WITT Football 2, 3, 4 lletter- man95 Baseball 3, 45 French I 2, V. C. Y.'45 Junior Rotarian. DONNA JEAN WILKIE Romulus High I, 25 Class Committees I5 Basketball I ICaptainl, 2 lCaptainJ5 Volleyball I fCaptainl, 2 ICaptainI5 Softball I fCap- tainl 2 lCaptainl5 Co-op 45 Debate I . BEN L. WOYTOVICH Executive Board 2, 35 Role in Class Play 45 Class Com- mittees 3, 45 Basketball 2, 35 Dramatics 3, 4 Cfreas- urerl5 Key Club 35 Math Club 45 Service Club 4. 50 ' I I, I5 . . 'I 3' K Cl b 3- S ' .- liy Vallsity 5 Cle I , i Y 2, 3, J. A'. 5-Ui -5' e I I I JUDIE WRIGHT I Role in Class Play 3, 4, Committee for Class Play 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, Volley- ball 3, Modern Dance 3, Dramatics 3, 4, French II 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Service Club 4, Thespian 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3. Qin--. ,WW fw- BARBARA JOANN YOUNG Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 CCap- tainl, Bowling 'l, 2, 3, 4 fCaptainl, Volleyball 1, 3, 4, Softball T, 2, 3, 4, Archery 3, 4, Table Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. WUI SANDRA KAYE YUHASZ Basketball 2, Volleyball 2 Table Tennis 2, Chorus I 2, 3. X r s ,.-- - 5 T is 4 s Ibul 5, iii 3 3 I it 1 V fi 4, T Qin? 5 2 al 3 5 if 51 ,,M,,.M M it l Honor Seniors 1' Z' 7,1 .XX ,..aw First row, left fo right: Jill LaLondeg Sarah Ann Harris, Diane Kruglerp Janice Riggsg Donna Suomelag Barbara Hubbardg Donna Bechfelg Beverly Sowersg Karen Maysilles. Second row: Barbara Hibnerg Joyce Roberlsong Anita Smithg Bob Mathisong Tom Biele- ieskig Paul Sfofflemeyerg Pete Rushg John Stammg Phil McKinneyg Frank Stanichg Delores Koskelag Patricia Littleg Janice LaRouche. ' 52 K In M. nn M ., mu O1 45. ww N 1 ,, a ,ag .. K g,,w if a if a exif , Honor S'ruclen'rs E I E ? i i 6 2 5 1 s 5 x i if I, if far! N1 . Y MYQN ,f 'N 'E First row, left to right Beverly Sowersg Janice Riggs, Sarah Ann Harris, Salutaforians. Second row: Pete Rush, Valedicforiang Paul Stottlemeyer, Salufatorian. 53 e 2935 ' YH' , amw-rf v Mx W 215,55 f if Mm 'W M + -L N: 553 kr 'N' 4' 'V 9 Finale Frolic J Vx.: Cast The Guests: Florence .,..,... ,......,......... J anice Riggs Hannibal .A..,. ....,..... B en Woytovich Fairy May ....... .,.,..... D iane Krugler Jeffery ...4......,..... ..,.....,.. D ave Truesdell Mrs. Paddy ..,,...... .........,, B arbara Copland The Family: Titus .. ..,.,.... ...,......,.., M ickey Byars Samuel .,..,....,. ........... T om Bieleieski Lily Belle ...4...,.,. ,........,...... J udie Wright Ethel ...........,, .,...,..,... ..4..,..,. S a rah Ann Harris The Slaffz Miss Wilhelmina ,......,, Dee Ann Brady Dr. Emmett .,.4,......,.... ................... P ete Rush The e Seniou 56 is UYIOUS Savage .kms of 1957 1... Asslstant Director .,.,..... .... ,....... Director ,r,....,.............,., Student Director .r...... Business Manager .. Lighting Technicians Sound Technicians . Prompters ..... .....,.....,.,. Properties Chairman Stage Manager ..,i..... Make-up Chairman Publicity Chairman ,..,,...,..,...,i.,.......Letha Rice .. .,..,....... Randy Anderson ....,.,.Faye Perry .,,..,i...i...AIan Pitt i...........Judy Nygaard Gary Green Marlene Dunn Leonard Henry .Linda Bowser Muriel Decker .,........Judy Lunt .. ,... ........,., F rank McMurray .. .,.,......... Dickie Spacht ..,...,....Dave Purdie ' TE Q an 'E L . h ' ,f . ' Q Vx Q is ' V M51 ff?-T' ' ? 1 if 'X Q W 5 o--K Q . My - 2 ' ' s , 1 , .. A-in X. in 0- A s 'G , 4 49 5' 'ffm s A 3 1- 55? fi- 4. s I i W1 1 bw.,-,.,,,..-H-' First row, leff to right: Mr. Fred Gannon, Mr. Francis Higgins, Mr. Don Domke, Mr. Bill Elliott, ond Mr. Duane Brown. Second row, Mr. Heinz Wiffke, Mr. Tom Borretf, Mr. Bill Pearson, ond Mr. Deno De Luco. Sealed, Mrs. Rose Brown, Mrs. Beverly Kitts, Mrs. Glenna Webber, and Mrs. Julie MCMGll'1. A1 - fn- . '14 Ng Q, i 'U' - ll I The Senior Class of 1957 dedicates these pages to the memory of two classmates who would have graduated this June. Sonia Christ who, died of polio on February 26, 1956, and Sheila Arthur who, died on April 23, 1955 after being involved in an automobile accident. MDI :I A For these, our underclassmen, our legacy is well- worn sign-posts left at strategic points along the long way back to our own early years. To the Juniors, our congratulations on their arrival at the exalted corner iust away from the main highway. To the Sophomores, the way is not as long as it now seems, and clearly are the ways marked. To the Freshmen, may your first steps be straight .und un- hesitatingly in the manner of your classmates who have already passed this way. lt is a great tempta- tion to wish that our days were before us, still . . . nlllp' ll W P' 5 , AW gm, iw' . ., ,Q . . f, -1. - ' yr. .. 'NYXNMPY 5 X' -eww ' ' ' ' -5562? iw ' 1'fuk.5.f3 iig- . . A3 . K 5 2 , ' F 'i'f i -, ,. Jif fy 'WWW Q 'lu ..11...,.,.e.-.',,:-,W . ., X , K V :k'5 'f': a L,,. W' .. .. K , M A, . , Vi l 4i -ifiifafii lu Nw -figs Xa x R X 13,3 - .fc Q3 ai Junior Executive Board First row, left to right, Miss B. Flanagan, Sponsor, Erma Haught, Morgan, Kay Hamann, Georgia Grlssel. Pub. Mgr., Doris Felmly, Treas, Jim Hawley, Pres., Darlene Third row, Left to right, Ken Pas, Dave Jacobs, Marshall Lucas, V. Pres., Shirley Vladu, Sec., Philip R. Klein, Sponsor. Brynildson, Bob Gant, J. D. Reed, Bill Hawley, Tom Ferkovich, Second row, Left to right, Peggy Hubbard, Deanna Anderson, Chuck Johnson, Judy Mordis, Kendra Dryer, Anne Charlton, Nancy Bost, Joan Junior Class To lead them through the trying third year, the Junior Class chose a capable group of officers: Jim Hawley, pres., Darlene Lucas, v. pres., Shirley Vladu, sec., Doris Felmly, Treas., and Erma Haught, pub. rngr. The Busy Beaver, which was chosen to depict the personality ot the class, was proved an apt choice as the work began on the Junior Prom, Midnight Mist , followed by the Junior Play, Dear Ruth . The beaver-like activity brought success in both ventures, Sandwiched in the activities was the concession selling at the basketball games, which brought home the bacon , so to speak, filling the class treasury in order to keep the creditors happy. The end of the year saw the gleam in the eye at the mention of the word, Senior , and a suspicion that they were going to be the best class yet. 64 5 I ' ' -.wa .s WF if J' :iff Arr ix D ra lx s ff was ww was ,rf J , if r . rf - as 'i'iL ' ,gr , L 1 -f iii i X. Q gifts ,J - 5 Q.: N., K it-LQ, Jeii , A K 'i?ifL's..' '?'1 'WB' vs AY. , ..,., , 'As Abbott, Edward Aho, Anita '.'Q.':'2m1d- Anderson, Deanna Anderson, Hugh Angove, Edward Armstrong, Clarence Armstrong, Noreen Arvin, Roderick Ask, Olga Barber, Marion Batchelor, Babetta Batchelor, Sharon Bell, Roberta Bellegante, Terry Belt, Micheal Belville, Larry Benson, Ruth 51253.21 Betz, Allen Bills, Brent Birely, Carl Blanchard, Larry Bodnar, Geraldine Boice, Mariorie Bost, Nancy Boyer, Sandra Boyes, Robert Braendle, Robert Brennan, Priscilla Brewer, Regina Brown, Marilyn Brown, Norman Brown, Ronald Brown, Wade Brynildson, Marshall Buehler, Carl Bumpus, Sherron Butler, Doyle Buttes, Larry Bynum, Bill Caplis, Jack Carter, John Qln9.Q..Reggy Charlton, Anne Chiles, Deanna- Chiles, Linda Chivses, George Clarke, Richard , Claus, Victoria Clay, Roger .ii Clayton, Richard Cochran, Sarah Coffman, Lowell Coleman, Edith Coletta, Jacqueline Collins, Phil Cone, Arvell Conway, Robert Copland, Joanne sf si as . ,. Q K QF' f 31 iw , ,..,. 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Frayer, Laurence French, Ronald Fretenborough, Nancy Furtaw, Janet Gant, Robert Gardner, Nancy Garrison, Mildred Gasper, Julia Gibson, Merryann Gignaii,-gg-liphn Glass, Judy Godin, Armand Goeman, Lois Gomaluch, Richard Grace, Dorothy Green, Tom Griffis, Gary Grissell, Georgia Grunder, Fred Guigar, Mary Hadrian, Rodney iilili' in 5' 1 t r m ' 'V' rw I - ,Q f my .s ' - , xx - if If 31 ' I '-J 1- ::'-1 5'-f as it - 'QW QR Eltft NIL Tw? eb as - 3 S , . ,. ., , ,c.,g.s.,d-S., .ui .Rx xr - v if ii W. seg ff ts .2 Q QF? 2 53 . wr 'ne s-N 4. yn Q 1 wt H, 1: A-as em is M 2443, if cp- ' is iz . 2, .i.Z-1-.J ' are l 'F is i if J A ' J ti? 'fri it sa 'B Y l. S MS' 3 NF 5 ' S 3 I 'ha I . .,:. gm Q we Q ' f .F fa... . Q ii , 'J ' wg . 'Sw' 'Jil Q - 'if-'rs ' J , 6,,,. Hale, Jerry Hall, Clare Hall, Danny Hamann, Kay Harbison, Virginia Hardway, James Hargrave, John Hargreave, Penny Hatliis., .Irene Haselhuhn, John Hawkins, Harvey Hawley, Jim Hawley, Bill Hayes, Bonna Elsa-,RQ-QS' Hickey, Jack Hicks, Eileen Hill, Judy Hively, Edward Hively, Grace Hodder, Russell Hoffman, Dan Hoffman, Paul Holbrook, Larry Hooper, Donald Howard, Frances Hubbard, Margaret Hunter, Rena Hunter, Stanley Igo, Jack Inman, Sandra Jacobs, David Jaworski, Steve Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson, Johnson, Barbara Beatrice Charles Karin Nancy Johnston, Martha Johnstone, Janice Jones, Barbara Jordan, Carol Lane, Beatrice Lang, Karen larsh, glifford Jordan, Dorothy Jordan, Sandra Kerain.. Carol' Kavel, Joyce Keller, Roger Kendall, Joanne Kilgour, Phillig King, Dennis Kingsbury, John Hudson' oben 5 Knechtges, Bob Y P George Hunter, Paul 'M .if :V f 'amp' Earl MJ, , Jik g s 13 arn- , W of if X s , Wx- is , G27 J? I is ji in ll N I N r 'v X A3 sf 'Nba A J if aa. . i , .PS J. lb Qwxzv We ,r,r QQ algae. 'I is J is D. 1 K x 1 t Y .fu i ie, ' i ts X if Q Leveske, Sharon Light, Robert Linder, Kay .J,inderman, Susan Linton, James Little, Sonia Lockhart, James Lofton, Aaron Lomprey, Karen Long, Nancy Lorenz, Don Lucas, Darlene Lucas, Mariorie l,uce,.Caae-lyn Lyons, Leo McCoy, Lora McDavid, Geraldine Mclntyre, Joyce McKay, Judy Mc Mahon, Dianne McMaster, Melvin McMurray, Edward Maas, John L. Maiott, Diana ,f ' 1 Mansfield, Phyllis Margell, Janet Martin, Jerry Martin, Laurence M. - Martin, Lawrence O. Martin, Marie f' .Qstyn, Valgvre Martinez, Vivian r . ,JP X Menne, Janice .ix ,Miller, Jo Ann - fff ., '-'-'WM' -fiiip . , . ' X I Miller, Maryf Mills, Virginia if 5 5 Mitchell, Jacqueline , i uulu MO.dQliI1Q..,.BU11l1 N Montague, Arthur Moody, Robert Moore, Ted ' f , -e 1 - .sa fi, :Q , 1- - 'X M d' , J d ' QL. ' '3 O' 'S U Y IA ' 315 31 :- ii 1 Mott, Charles , Murray, Sandra in Nabb, Berry ' Q gi ll.L Hgilgf iri 'S f Neideffer, Carol L j Neidhardt, Christine ui' , A Nelson, Dennis , Newman, Charles f , Newman, Bill Q A -ig Nolph, Judy 5 A 4 ' tan J 3 I1 Xkms, ltc C c North, Carolyn Nota, Richard gf Nye, Dorothy li Q 'al lqwwilp Nye, Richard , , . Olson, Albert I ' 'Z f Ossenmacher, Sandra ' Pachiva, Theresa , Paffel, David V' - 9 ii +P df' L 4 e of .,,.' l Jfk 1.1 'Q E Tv? if 'itz Qtr 1 :Wra- L Q 'J il ' l 7 - k u Stix, 'WAI e' J - lu Na . 4 sg? 'W'-' ' i wi ' 'f v L M ., X 5 S S gis .Q ll 'V S J e i i i 'S - :Q-- ' is 5 1 - Q'E:,: i ,.. '59 as f 'f .. . X 5, . Partain, Johnny Pas, Kenneth Patrick, Betty Patton, Suzanne Pennington, Carolyn Perry, James Peurassaari, Wesley Phillips, Karel Poteau, Moise Preiskorn, Darwin Ragay, Eugene Ramer, Ruth Ann Ramsburg, George Randolph, Bill Reed, James Reeves, Evelyn Renard, Carl Reuter, Patricia Richards, William Ritter, Delbert Ritter, Richard Rockwell, Delvyn Rockwell, Gdyle Rogers, Carolyn Rood, Shirley Roof, Glenn Rowell, Lynette Russ, Lee Rutherford, J amland, Herman Sanislow, Bonnie Saxman, Richard Schenk, Lynn Schlaufman, Peter . . I Schmittlm Ral h Schneider, Judie Schueller, Mark Schuyler, William Scott, John Scoville, Sally Seim, Theodore Shoemaker, James Simmons, Frances Si ' a Simpson, Hobert Sinclair, James Skone, Eg Slack, Ken Slgbodnick, Mary Smith, Anna vs- Smith, James Smith, Jim Smith, Larry Smith, Linda Smith, Lois l imi1h..Maw Smith, Pauline Smith, Robert Smith, Vernell Smith, Wanda I we Q Miz: ani? ,YL , ,Ms -ji. lf 'S vs J J ... if 1531? w i lil ' 0 ,, - - iv ' 2 i wifi' M' ' S .1 ' l M TZ Q A S My S sg s - 't' ' c' i . QQ , X W' , E., , ,il - 3593 ff- .fs Y. iz sg X , I 12,-Q' Mi 3, 3, diff Q P' SQ , ,ggi , 'Mt mr ga if We my A in ,fm ' me if , 1 ' ,k5mi!i'iL,,,li' . X H 'S ,fl si Es . 'S 'F w 1 ie, it 4 its i an We 49 'wr' V 2115 ' 5 . . ii: J r glial li iiyfiyfih, ,. ? M .qw 2, .,., Sw.. an .MMT . y , 1 . -zff Jag. V, ii f' ff , ' -':, I., , QS iff, ' .1 K A 331 I iii if Sw -,if , Snodgrass, Gerald Soli, Denise Sortore, Jean Sowards, Jeannine Sowers, Janice Sparrow, Margaret Spaw, Garsia Spielman, Joseph Steinhauer, Gerald Stine, Sandra Stockmeyer, Lona Sty rk, Ray Suriano, Betty Swan, Jack Szymanski, Wayne Tenorio, Sandra Thayer, Larry xThomas Sandra Thornton, Charles Toivonen, Dennis Tompkins, Patricia Truedell, Mary Tucker, Dennis Van1LAQle1,C3:Ld,i,q VanNess Earl VanNewkirk, Allen Vaught, David V Vincent, Marian Vladu, Shirley Wade, Sandra Wade, William Waldrop, Jacky Warden, Janet Watkins, Bob Watt, Bruce Weaverrkhillip Webster, Lynn Whitcher, Carol W- bite, Barbara White, Thomas Wideen, Joan Wiertella, Sharon Wiggins, Marnie Wilcox, Dorice Williams, Betty Williams, Madeline Winekoff, Pat Wobbe, Keith Wolfe, Sandra Woodruff Julia Woolsey, Teresa Wright, Margaret Wylie, Virginia Wyma, Wayne Wyrabkiewicz, Pat Yearout, Gentry Zakrzewski, Nobert Zuckerman, David X X .ala , nt' ' 2 , at 4 . . .. :- ir' Sha 'if' Q y iri s 'Ki 5,5 i is f Q ,ms 'IR' iw Hkit' y , , J W, , J in ' fl - Q P Not Pictured Allen, Jay Alsman, Kara Nome Banners, Sharon Belisle, Burton Buehler, Carol Cross, Yvonne Deming, Ronald Donahee, Lois Fehlig, Robert Goodin, Alex Grace, Anna Hall, Harry Haught, Erma Henning, James Hensley, Doris Hinton, Mary Kennedy, Ruth King, Corrine Kraudelt, Judy Lambrecht, Charles Logan, Donald McLellan, John Marallo, Rose Moede, Earl Parker, Peggy Parlette, Reginald Paxton, Donald Pope, Jerry Prough, Howard Reppenhagen, Ronnie Rivera, Pilar Roberts, Harold Ronning, Dorothy Rutledge, Nona Sabourin, Pat Sciatto, Frank Scott Bonit Smith, William O. Soiack, Jeannine Stanger, Larry Stoner, Richard Wallace, Margie Young, Willis Ckms PRODUCTION STAFF Di rector .......A..,,.,..,.....A...... Student Director ...,... Student Director .r..r.... Stage Manager .....,, Electrician .....,.,..,....... , Sound Technician ....... of1958 ...,....,...Letha A. Rice ,..,.,4..4.Kathy Wenger .,,...,.,..Kay Linder Boyes .,..,4..,.,...,..i.............,,..DarIene Lucas .,.....,,tDick Nye - Doris Felmly mwweQtc 9 L W Y T Z 24 , 7 'i'i i ., Q, 1 A Eggticifgi - it . 1' A fl Y ng f' M5 6KWm t live 142' - -te sig - w 72 Presenfs Dear Rulh CAST Dora ..........A.......,..... Edith Wilkins ,........., ..... Miriam Wilkins ...,..,..,..,.... Judge Harry Wilkins Ruth Wilkins ...,..,.44....,...,,.,..,... Lf. William Seawright Albert Kummer ,,......,,....,.. Marlha Seawrighl ..i,...... Sgt. Chuck Vincent ...i...., Harold Klobbermeyer .,.,.... Lona Sfockmeyer - Georgia Grissel Smith .,..,...........,..,Nancy Bosl .......,.George Ramsburg Dupy Belt .........,..James D. Reed Phillips Pas ..........Dick N ye - Bill Randolph 73 Sophomore Executive Board VM' First rowg left to right: Mr. Petitpren, Sponsor, Barb Lucas, Johnstone, Sidney Young, Virgie Whitehead, Ray Komar, Pub. Mgr., Dianna Green, Sec., Lee Black, Pres., Karen Gallegly, Carolyn Beal, Marlene Crook, Lois LaFrey, Diane Reichard. V. Pres., Barbara Knutson, Treas., Mrs. B. Biebesheimer, Third row: Sharon Gallegly, Rebecca Ashlin, Ruth Scott, Bill Sponsor. Udell, Bill Hall, John Gorton, Pat Brown, Linda Craig, Phyllis Second row: Joan Doletzky, Bernita Biebesheimer, Bonnie Roberts, Pat McCarthy. The Sophomore Executive Board assisted the class in selection of their emblem and class colors. The dance, Winter Wonderland , sponsored by the class, was held in December and represented a good show of class loyalty. To ease the financial strain of the Junior and Senior years, the group assumed the responsibility tor concessions in the Activity Room during the last weeks of school. The class chose a toy lion as a mascot. It will stay with the group during the rest of their school years. . 74 E K F ss, I ff? 4 As' l ng ' King 1 5 n if Nt' , K -is if EN ,S 4' if . q,, .W .W 'Qs X we V 'S YH' . L .v l . .3 Ol if X Q Allen, Harry Allen, Kenneth Anderson, Clifford Anderson, Judy Andrews, Edward Andrew, Thomas Armstrong, Douglas Armstrong, Ellen Armstrong, Sandra Ashlin, Rebecca Aylward, Tim Bachman, Grace Bannasch, Dale Barnes, Jim Bgsham, Judith ...Beal Eilfbil Beasley, Kenneth Beaumond, Josephine Beggs, Patricia Belisle, Sandra Belt, Elwood Belville, Sharon Biebesheimer, Bernita , Bisblewr-Kenny Bills, Robert Bischoff, Kay Biorge, Gary Black, Gerald Black, Lee Blackwell, Kenneth Blanchard, Judy Blaqntonn, Imogene Blazer, Jessie B9.EQ..Jydy , B9l,f0m,?1andra Bond, Alan Boon, Ken Boroff, Penny 3.9FfIf1etc,cEerOl Bowen, John l?2!.?LcNeQsy,, Brettingham, Judy Brewer, Patricia Bridgewater, Mary Brock, Ronnie Brothers, Veronica Brown, Basel Brown, Frederick Brown, Larry Lee ,Brown,.P3trick Brown, Tom Bruhnsen, Lloyd Bryant, Charlotte Buckingham, Barbara Bugg, Ralph Bumpass, Larry Burdick, Donna Burrill, Leslie Burt, Ann Burton, Wanda l 87' Q s N R s f ' , ,. U dy' A gk? S .Qi 5 if V . . f , ,yu 'ff .. P r i f l . K .-'. . . 'L X i ' - fii 2 ssh S r Q gsgr , n , 4' tk ii as ., i Nr is gk M i is Q5 Q A J- agar ., 'ig ' I si? ,. ,,., F Yugi Q W I gi f Witt' at ' eh 1. 3, ., 'tfw may MMI X an n x X, l 7 taxa , 2 W 1 'fr Q' i img M .,VlL . I 4 41 'M 1, My , aw' W. 1 .,,. 'mv law gggb i l' N':' 9 aw, 5 zlzz ., L gg , W -fi 1 , 3 ,A in Ji W., at my 0 1 -N... 2 at li ., ff. :v A . Butler, Betty Jane Butler, Jan Byars, Brenda Campbell, Barbara C a Catanzarite, Frank Catanzarite, Joe Chamberlain-, David Chapman, Bonnie rl Chiles, Judy Clark, Jerry Clark, Sherry Clemens, Bernard Cliese, Don Coffey, Robert Coleman, Carolyn Coleman, Peggy Collyer, Joa Cook, Paul Cox, Adeena Craig, Linda Craze, Marilyn s S- Cross, Florence Crowl, Foster Currie, James Cutler, Betty Cutler, Ruth Dalton, Ralph Danyliw, Dan Qargo, Ron ll' Daughtery, Ivy June is . .- L J! Decker, Erank Q DeHetre Albert :EE DeNoyer, JameTlD. Devine, Brenda Diamond, Sanford Dickerson, David Diedrick, Anna Dillingham, Ronnie Dishong, Michelle QmMs.9.f.f...Gs-:enola Qitmggg, Keith Dittmar, Tom Dix, Dorothy Dodd, Ronald Dodson, Marilyn Doletzky, Joan Dominque, Sandra Donahue Judy - .,D,Q-l-l-U-l.i.55.iQLDL- Drury, Luan Duncan, Marjorie Dyson, Gary Elkins, Pat .1 .A fa Q . .- -fag-5,4 . X, 'if Lf' t . X X ,.., .fa ,A Y , i i 92 ,I ,cpu X 'isa .Y 'Y ,. 0 ..-:fd J' W, .FF gc, .tzy mg, if -1-Q A . ,. s i 8 5 ffffwga L Q 'ff Z4 A .ff M , , 'mr .4 . if, 1 Q42 J Qj ai Y' is nm N- F J -A ..:- lily! EGNJ 'F A 'O' Q!iF!l xclxs 'xhi giiih fx x F ,Qw- i '2 . if ' fi R 'F Wiif inf W 4 15 E! sa my af' F rea tiiil aa, fe.. X abiao Q lg xmi gi lqiilil lliiil Elliot, Janet Ellis, Gerald Esper, Laura Etherton, Rose Everton, Michael Fidh, Peggy Fifer, Mildred Fitzpatrick, Tyrone Fogar Fogleman, Ann Fontaine, Larry Foster, Dennis Frakes, Laura Efidimm Frayer, Robert f,Q9.lJ1BD...lOBDn Bmhlum Fritz, Paul Fuhrman, Kay Gallegly, Karen Qdhdwiwmm Gibelyou, Janet Gilkey, Beverly Gillooly, Alvin Gilroy, LeRoy Glass, Ken , Glenn, Jerry Glinski, Larry Good, Richard Gordon, Jackie Gorton, John Graiewski, Marlene Green, Carolyn f, r a Green, Mack Groendal, Jack Gross, Joyce Gruber, Sandra Guigar, Beatrice Hage, Bill Hall, William Hanley, Jim Hannah, James Harbison, Loretta Hardacre, Larry Harden, Betty Harden, Bob Har ' ' Harper, Jean Harris, Nelda Hartsell, Bill Hatfield, Bryan Hayden, Pamela Fl'5gl-llll-oTmE: Hebron, Terry Heebsh, Gordon Helmer, Joyce Heppner, Donna Hibner, Eddie Hickey, Joan 77 ad' ww Q .Q .Li fi ,.. can liglll s!EEIE 3 .QA K It its J , 1 N X ,ri-if wi' X Q R stiff.: fa? :rl X .Ng 'il igageie tai? va ' I MZ Y i -I1 ix ff' till X Q - i A, I s x s .f .QM ,, gf J Q, Jae Har ll-x ali lr :sat K 5. as? -'Li ' ' 4 57 H' me : H, L Hill, Mary Hill, Reietta Hills, Wesley Hirshell, Henrietta Hiveley, Doris Hollis, Diana Hollis, Martha 2, Howard, Barbara Hudson, Mary Huffmaster, Roberta Hughes, Gladys Hull, John Hunter, Pauline Hurrelbrink, Arlene Innes, Duane Iskra, Fred Jackson, Joseph JHS.Qbs..Ds1s,er1., Jamison, .Richard Jannisch, Beverly Jeter, Ralph Johnson, Blanche Johnson Jane Johnson Janice Johnson, Rebecca Johnson Terry Johnston, Dixie Johnston, Ronnie Johstone Bonnie, J9Q9s..,A3ll2QI Qsillqc. Ql1?.UEPE Kanoun, Elias Kawzinski, Marian Kea, Ronnie Kellgwy Kennedy, Tom Kew, Roger MKll99.!f1..R1ff, King, Judith King, Robert Kison, Patricia Kneip, Edward Knudsen, August Knutson, Barbara Kobus, Patricia Koch, Judy Komar, Ray Kozar, Carol Kraus, Karen Krepps, William Kubitskey, Gary Kugin, Daisy Kutchins, Bonnie lyirexcgpis Lance, Ben N Lance, Gaye Lanier, Sally 'fee'-'QL Leffel, Neal A if 'l , L aa: aa, , if Q ,'ix,X V K Bl A so -1' 'ie 5 5 IP' th.. :ci E:-H wi . is 3 4 . 1' .T , L 1 R fag N 3 , 'P 1 'S ' FIS. 'ii' '-i' 6 K sf, L' Q.: Us K as 'az Kms ,X . as -4' isa-a A .-is 'HLA W' in . is if R G 2 as ' Zyyh ..,.. 5 4 l - df is , ijif: .,, , X Hifi' 2 ' Last , ze iii 5 ' 1 J s Q as M . sf isa at .af ' a ar .. if is M fa, J' l X dv Q. ,e L, -i ian, 5 i 1 Li 1 fi , S l' .V ,...x . t Q -.1-iii -W 'slit - it Q as t 1 . .t Lentz, Barbar epish, Dan Lewis, Robert Lobsinger, Raymond Lochner, Rosemarie Logan, Yvonne Lomprey, Cathy Love, Marilyn Lovinggood, Myrtle Lucas, Barbara Lucey, Walter Ludwig, Patricia Lutton, Rose Lyons, Molly McCarth Pat McLellan, Sharon McCormick, Sylvia McCoy, Ken McCrath, Mary McDermott, Dublin McDermott, Mitty McDougald, James McKenrick, Meva McKenzie, John Mackiewicz, Joe Macomber, Gordon Mailloux, Marguerite Mangrum, Carolyn Marchbanks, Fay Marentette, Leo Margell, Jeraldine Martin, Alfred Martin, Carolyn Martin, Mike Martin, James Martin, Tom Martinez, Donald .AAjE,QB...G.2QLQB' Mathis, Marlene Mathison, James Matthews, Kay Matthews, Richard Maysilles, Larry Meixner, Gary Melton, Stuart X. Melvin, Sherrie Messingham, Gearge Metzner, Gloria Meyer, Janet Millard, Charles Moers, James Moore, Charles Moore, Nancy Mort, Richard Morton, Nancy Mott, Carol Mounts, Helen Moyer, Wilbur Mulkey, Floyd Murray Dennis H iffy f -.t it ii- J' SFF Kgs XA F wa? , 'ft 3, ass i, J? 54 fs A F XX Q U fits A QQ 4. ISYS, s JY 6 Q . sm- was r If it o' SF A Q :S . ,' o f 'ks url' -ri- aah v-vs, H A i f l 1 fl 'fr g, P X l . 353 3 49 J I Eff , sifli .lag lil' Vg af WI- 3. ':4:A L A . 5 : . 2 I iggte A V Q J W im' 45, l Nelson, Gerald New, Albert Newton, Wayne Nichols, Frank Q- - ...L -............,,, Nielsen, Ellen 4? sygmanreema Nottle, Wayne Nowaczck, Dianne Ohsowski, Frank Oleson, Joyce Olszewski, Tom Ondrus, Tom .Q1m..lmnue Overton, June Paiot, Joe Palmateer, Irene Palmateer, Roger Paris, Ann Paul, Carol Pepin, Shirley Perkins, Warren Petty, James Pittman, Martha Pride, Susan Pruden, Sherrie Pry, Billy Purdie, Dennis Quinn, Barbara Rabideau, Van Ramey, Merry Raney, Phillip Reddy, John Reed, Gregory Reeves, Gloria Reichard, Diane Renard, James Rex, Glen Reynolds, John Rhaesa, John Riggs,' Patricia Roach, Karl Roberts, Phyllis Robin, Richard Rodgers, Gail Rohraff, Marie E9Mm.S...E.iv0- Romick, Charles Roote, Ronald Rose, Carol Ross, Imogene Ross, Joe Ruark, Donna Ruffing, Douglas Runyon, Linda Rutowski, Carolyn Ryan, Frances Sadley, Dorothy Sample, Elaine Samples, Faythe ali . ' 1 L , 3 .M ii' 1 is av if is . mi 'T ff so WE J' ' A , 1 Vs 1.3 an W 'S if Sanecki, Jim Savolainen, Dale Sawyer, Delaine Sawyer, Robert Scantland, Sharon Schonschack, Carolaine Schwartz, David Schweikle, Carol Scott, Betty Scott, Gail 5,9em.Rurhf Sears Saundra Seeburger, Allen Seeburger, Paul Seeley, Barbara Severance, Eric Shawley, Linda ShiPP, Bill Shutte, Bob Qills, Linda y mbellos, Ron Smelser, Ja-mes d Smith, Larry Smith, Shelby Solomon, Patricia 5QMLQLS..l.Q 50ML'2QL.!lMy Spencer, Susan Stalker, Jim iQMrm...Lack.,- Starrs, Danny Stegall, Phyllis Stevens, Mary Stiles, Patty Stinson, Charles Sturtevant, Edna Jo Suter, Lloyd Swoveland, Garr Szukaitas, Gerald Taier, Linda Taylor, Darleen Taylor, Ru lenorio, Dgyid Thayer, Karen Tinsley, Linda Tipton, Ronald Tobey, Diane Tolmer, David Tompkins, Sue Trail, Janis Trombly, Patricia Trucky, Tony Truedell, Kathleen Tucker, William Tuel, David Turner, Janet Vanderburg, Gail VanHaaren, Judy , i 'N 1 If, S f . Q23 '- ' ai Lg 8' , : 1 A an vq y r up sf f 4 wists A . t SSN ' -- N- 4 f- s . . 13 Engl h Y ' , .f .Sa ? l 5 Q ,S I K l I ,4 su ,V flu , Qi? 'NK Y v + ib ' ,sa ig axh it Ji .. vi 'T .,.. we ' . T. My P . aw.: ' 1 L 1 Q S fa ill li'a salkfi .lii ' S23 .,.. ,, 3 'W iii Q A iw Y.. --s .. new . ami W , 1' . ir:f X Ek? 1 til! i' sf' ., l ,,,, at Q fl -'L - 1 2 .. 4: L ,C at it ,J ly- ., - . . :.E- - ia.. L Wi x -'- - E: - 'Mu iw wi, fi' , iii-ii Q, YW , A V qi' C VanNewkirk, Sharon VanSickle, Carolyn Vashaw, Roger Vetturini, Pat Vincent, Donald Vinson, Phillip Vipperman, Ella Vogan, Joyce Wagner, Lorraine Walker, Jack Wallace, Jo Wallace, Nancy Wandzilak, Barbara Warden, Jerry Watkins, Charles Watkins, Helen Wells, Carole Whitehead, Carole Whitehead, Virgie Whitworth, Bill Wicker, Jackie Wideen, Leon Wilkins, Ronald Williams, Patricia Williams, Rosser Wilson, Yvonne Wilson, Judy Wilson, Robert Wohlfeil, Janice Wolf, Joan Womack, Carolyn Workman, Allen Wright, LeRoy Wright, Roger Wylie, Ruth Young, Sydney Sue Zakrewski, Dianne Zaorski, Chester Zimmer, Russell Zimmerman, Bob 'N Jian p N , Says , f': ,,-: . f, '1:-:' 1 Yi: . UBB N L- was 0 . at D A Q fn lt ' -si ', ip, l t 5? an , NOT PICTURED Q 82 1 Anderson, Tom Beck, Ronald Boyce, Estrella Clayton, Ray Davis, Larry Deault, Arthur Harris, Ronnie Henry, Carroll Hines, Claude Hinton, Ruth Hogan, Mary Horsfield, Vern Howell, Glenda Kuivanen, Larry Leabu, Lana McMasters, Diana Miller, Larry Mitchell, Fay Mudry, Bill Nelson, Dennis Ramer, Janet Rudy, Daniel Romatz, Ralph Rose, Ronald Ross, Nancy Semenick, William Spalding, Ronald Sunderman, Jackie Tiberghien, Gary Weiss, Pat Woodruff, Jane Woods, Roger Woolsey, Thersa Wooten, Richard Zigila, Albin 'Wu-I' Freshman Executive Board wkw,-as ty W ' ' ,R fda T? A5 'nur' 'vh- war N113 37' --s.i-...4 1 t ' Ah! -,F ow ' ,,..-ef First row, left to right: Judy Gatewood, Pub. Mgr., Kitty Daughtery, Arthur, Jack Tipple, Janet Quinn, Judy Smith, Don Douglass Sec., Penny Britton, Pres., Sue Sorrells, V. Pres., Muriel Coole, Sponsor. Treas. Third row: Pat Rucinski, Robert Miller, Frank Burton, Dick Potter Second row: Marilyn Anderson, Sponsor, Sallie Jacobs, Sally Dianne Myers. The officers chosen by the Freshman Class were Penny Britton, president, Sue Sorrells, v. pres., Kitty Daughtery, sec., Muriel Coole, treas., Judy Gate- wood, publicity chairman. To begin their careers as high school students, the Class of l96O initiated the idea of a bake sale held in the school. Following this successful venture, the class sponsored a Friday night Record Dance called the Spring Fantasy. With this beginning this is certain to be a leading class at Wayne Memorial High School. 84 J -NF at a i . ' J if Qi ffj In 1, ..,' f, A? ' , i t E H gi 'l is rf' .gn AU' of M. 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Hall, Albert .L-lall, David Jfwff Hanley, Edward Hansberger, Grace Harris, Robert Hartzell, Joyce Haselhuhn, Judy Hassien, Monie Hauser, James !33,Nl4in2..J.QlQe- H Head: Lois Hggrd, Michael Hebron, Darrel Hedger, Steven Helfrich, Judy Heller, Willigm Henry, Tim Henry, James ff .f J, J i ,, ' 1 'NVE if i l X-13 Si 'T' ws lx ' ff? 582 gk, ' ...ff . 11. ri fi... '3 - Hz.. . M. . w 'f gp' W af? . YM I a 'V 'l ' i '- ii. 1 fi. ' , J Eff .ff . zisllli Rig' f by Ft T an in as 1- 3 5 x, :K+ s 4 59. .dr Q 2. s i GU Jr! 4 lx' Us .P . 1 . 'i 4 uw , k 'Q F .P ,q.: T ' 2,3 . .R f ...i X , . ' . Huis L - H , silt,-S1-,. .. ,..,.... y ,,, . .,.. if 'T We W if cw -W. Q 3 . - .afar f A ll 'iii . ,ar V t2f.,,,?r 'P' , , :x,- ,Q y F 'fm 'Iii A il' sz 9 , .qi i jf, :lx .af : M L W1 'ffl 1 airy 'R 'W ., -' J an Hernandez, Vincent Heyvett, David Hicks, Frank Hightower, Patricia Hillon, Tom ' Hipner, Lyle Hoath, Gary Hogan, Thomas Holbrook, Sally Holmes, Patricia Holt, Barbara Holtcam ff , 6 Us Holtca X Hough, Judy 4 Bax ii lvflffitl W .. ,Si J f Howe, Albert V qhbl ' , .:,. N A . , it ll' 5 A Q Hubbs, Joseph Hudson, Judith J M f' ' ,i,i' ,,,. Hudson, Tom K 7 Hughes, Priscilla K 'Q ' Hunter, Patricia if y Q y vs, X N df! r '..... G' ,X fl , wx Hurrelbrink, William k :utchinsuiharon 'K 1' utsempi er, M Michael if 4. M., gf. Innes, Joyce -' Jackman, Ted X is .,,, E Jacobs, Sallie James, Daniel Jaworski, Dennis Jehli, Marilyn l Johnson, Andy Johnson, Larry Johnston, Carolyn J Jones, Qgyid Jones, Frances a Jones, Mona Jones Jordan, Kathryn Joseph, Dorothy en Kavel, Fred Kendall, Lela Kennedy, Louis Kenyon, Robert Kerwick, Sandrg 9414 Kett Judy Eg .- . Kingsbury, Mario Klann, Ronald Kna r Knight, Sue Kober, Robert Kobie, Jim Korne, Penny E Kostin, Jacquelyn his iff' :J 3? X lf! ,., T' llll' L K -X -. - , s c. 3.-. f gl is .. Nr Nxlv, Hg JW li ,- if if -in 9 'lip' ll ,.1 , F rj Q ,,.. V i f'l,Q ' 4 is 5 X Str? I ,mr ist ss l in J is it k K -is l F Ks s V E3 'Q .a 1 F' if . 'K ' y ., if , 5 , 'if' mg 'W ra 3 Q ...L L s AE ig' M 0 if 1 J ,. E Fgr -L 5 A PK x 4 W fa- gf , 1 , Nil 'I if ai 'Q ., MS A. - E7 ' at , aww 'iff . f 'ef 1Qli'?a5 l ,,, Q3 ,. K . .W Q, 'H N-W ,as-Q., 'QW ,im , 1 .. L iw' in an 'f H ' -. jffl ,., .M .' - .,f,..f J- .ia ya 3, Q N X5 .. , L, , , ,, - 1, xi ,ae .X 45 Q. ff . al ' wg . L ,KQv5QLLfLarlene Krepps, Barbara Krough, Marie Krugler, Allen Kubik, Ronald Kubitskey, Sarah Carol Kuhn, Judy Kupel, George Kurtz, Martha . LIL! ' a T yas xl wk ' ,. 333,61-ve Landrem, Dallas Lane, Carolyn Sue P Lang, Elaine Joan Larabee, Carol Lawson, Eugene Layne ' Layne, Johnny Leach, Henry Lear, Bruce Leatherman, Jud Ledford, Roy Lee, Phy is 'ninger, Shar ii . iff' Lei on n . ff ., L iterman, G r A 'f' W t I' 1 1 ii fllif' ni.Mf Leonard, Gary Lewi lewis, Jackie wen., , Lewis, Larry Liles, Frankie Lillibridge. Kathleen 0 L. if ! L be is im PE, X 2 Lind, Karl E Lindon, Fred ' Link, Judy , 2 .. g sa ras Littl ,' oan L lfleo d 1- fl! L , Michael 5 Lotfon, Ronald Long, Judy! ALoVene, Bonnie V' Lovett, Karen, NL' ' ' ' -.1 LoYLd2...lBGl1'n X Luckett, Patri ' Lundy, Bettie 51g9L..Ibsl11w McCarthy, Bob McCarthy, Eddie McCormick, James McCoy, Linda McFarland, Phyllis McGraw, Larry Mclntyre, Gerald McLellan, Shelby cLeod, Dorothy !VlcMillen, Tom X ai if fm at an l 5 -xw.. wi 9 at M ai Q. '- l El' I a in ' 5 .arf 5 rx X , .1 al l dx 'WH 'Qi McMullen, Larrry n - ic l Macy, Suianne X . 1 Malott, Phyllis Nlarallo, Larry.,-W. Nlarch, Barbara .aes x A Sk sl W? or - .A A X , : ' .e: :F f I ,A . B I: ?' svaclilg is -9. iia, , Y 'ios sf., :SEFSQ ,.'k V1 L Ill? , Hit' .an 'Q ,cgi J PW LH: - . , si slf if I gif X 1 . Y 'ws . f X . ,, .ig 2,5 - ' . ' Qs- f - ' PTY-ti . ., -- . T3 5 m i 1 T f Ye iNc'1g wp' its . f f 5 V t fi' If b y Lf .x ' xx. I ' f T X is 'W N ff . TA, 5 , lq 3 ,af - -,.- I .n we , ::,, y --Q-v ar?i:fLM' R me i we A l as l 4 u. A- Marisnick, Raymond Marshall, Mae Ellen Martin, Joyce M3r.Li.n..l.i.ina Martin, Ted Mason, Thomas Mast, Diana Mathison, Richard Medaugh, Lewis Medeiros, George Mellon, Gerald Melvin, Victory Mende, Beverly Messler, Alfred Messier, Hilda Meyers, Albert Michels Co ' Milburn, Ronald Miller, Gail Miller, Jacob Miller, Judy R 5 Miller, Louis Miller, Robert 'Miller, Rose Milosch, George Miner, Donald Mitchell, Ronald .VModgIing, Darrell Monahan, Williams Morgan, William Morningstar, Janice Morrison, Gary 1492291 Gafv Murphy, Pat Murray, Barbara' xMurray, Patrick Myers, Dianne Nastally, Jerry Neideffer, Cecil Neidhardt Carl New, Gerald Qlewman, Caro-lv .Nichols, Donald Norris, Robert Norwood, Roger Nowaczck, Kay Nye, Barbara Odeneal, Delores Oestreich, Beverly Olszewski, Richard Orders, Garry . Osborne, Patty I Ostyn, Joe . - , Oudersluys, Geor 5-1... Owens, Betty' fy ,,.. K-:Q Q2dsx,.Cswl lZaLk,..Lynno Q Parsell, Lgwjs '.,'l -:...'l :st h Q' v it is ssi f ' i izll J li r it Y L- ,, ,S 2 r Q ',i: 6 ? 'QAW :isle Wa CJ' N 'ix QE is ,s., Ti Fil S Q' it ,N ii? we X .i-,. -il , . W. gk: 'f fa R agus Nb ., .sk X i if! N QS? Ik 5,355 qi 1 is , Aix si it t , 'A s ,, -V ... ,sift it EMM .2 -5 'Q ,. yr W if 'P 3 i' Parsell, Marion Patterson, Karen Patterson, Wayne Ron Patterson, William Pegram, Gerald Pe ram ' If ' ! .-4245 5 xt x if gli f 'iii if 1 Qi' Q? :ik s ' H it TN 1 n fm na ,Mr with lg ,Q I ii :nz xg? 1 4 at W as A-JF wit' .Jig i ,:.: Wt xt by ag PS5 . .,.. ,E K rr 2 ,Sze Peltier, Judith Penta, John P Perks, Judith Perry, Joan Perry, Margaret Petrinec, Sandra Petty, Donna v-Fl'- ' Phalen, Carol Phelgs, Sharon Pierson Anna Pierson, Mary Lou Pittman, Wilma Pixley, Jack Platte, Qgrgl Kay Plungis, Julianne Pompelius, Dennis Qahihamn Potter, Richard Powers, Bonnie f3,v1sr5J.M2-Lv Preston Herbert Pg,,Bil.l-ie Prieskorn, David Pritchett, Patricia Pugh, David Pugh, Mary Eummill, Cary Quinn, Janet Iggiignjam Raimer, Edward Ranch, Harry Rast, Larry R . . Reinhart, Wanda Reinsmith, Buddy Reppenhagen, Sharon Reuter, David Rheasa, Eleanor Rice,-Ronald Richardson, Virginia Richmond, Patricia Robinson, JoAnne Roderick, Janet Rogers, Connie Rollins, Jerry , Romaine, Do a RQss...G.eQ.r.ue Ross, Sue - RUDCIHSRI, Pat Bjiktliter Rumyon, Pat Ryan, Linda .-i, Sabourin, Ron 92 if if la I H' 1' it sgig, im ut ,. M M T x, 2 . V, L, X, l fm. , sg -'-:' Q ,,.,, , i . iz? 'HP' :flax tg, 1 is RK ami tw wtf' wilt sr 3 if 5 A , 'iti si its.i iff ' if ' I zlg -i', J sg j , U . 2 A gyql z P :,'. - W:-cg-1 - lf, 5 z , i,,. , , Q, i a rtai' ' R 'fi'-P , Qi. 'El' 'l I if it ' iii tif. We 3 ab so it W' x t Sv-, xadiff 5 3 au? .kg .. Q, 6 h Q so wif , W x ,W K 5' ah., L im, ' at f E au, , ,pu . Q 'N is 5 Q. t, C ' it it , 3 fs.: 53' .ta N-f Kr. K 7 - J Ax , All , N. y ...gangs ilu, A ss, f--- -I saw 9 Wt Samland, louise M, ,. ggghomm- Sanders, Dale Sanders, Dewey Sanders, Elaine Sanders, Patricia Sawchuk, Helen Sawyer, Sharon Schle el Schmittling, Beverly Schnellgg, Betty J. Schroeder, Donald Scott, Glenn Seeley, Leonard 5 h Seward, David Shaw, Dennis Shawley, Barbara Shepard, Michael Sheriff, Darlene Siegfried, Fred Simmons, Earl s Simpson, Joyce Simgson, Judith Simpson, Peggy Simpson, Richard Skaggs, Naomi Slack, Carl Slaw' ' Smith, Arden Smith, Carol G-ilvivii? Smith, Charles . Smith, C. Claude Smith, Jacqueline Smith, James Smith, John Smith, Jerry Smith, Judith Smith, Kathy Smith, Ken i Smith, Wanda Smithgrs, Eyvonne Snetzinger, Phillip Snodgrass, Billie S . 352121-5-UP' Sowers, Donald Sowers, Judy Qgnslednand. Sgielmanl Keith Stafford, Richard Stamm, Carlgne Stanton, Anthony Starbuck, Harriet Steele, Brend 5' Steinhoff, Roberta ? S 5 'P' s ' x 'is -f. , :a f:li' L - 'S ' S ' VL. JR l Q, Q Si: ls. .4- . ,, if 7 at A 9 if A -5 Y -fag six' at , l Q .1 1 ,ssh f Q1 .-1, x, f .te auf, . , l W N P! I 5 X .. 5 Nga , if .Q 5,1 Mil' '?'w.,,, x 1 X ik... 1 Q 9 H R , Stein, Donna Stoo s Story, Judy S Styrk, John ,,..... Surma, Larry Swan, William Swathell, Marilyn Tallman, Gus Taylor, Robert Tenorio Sue Tgqggguiemn- h. Thomas, Harold Thomas, Sandra Thomas, Shirley Thomason, Ronnie ..,...-......- Thompson, Ddnald Thompson, Donna Thg5gLd,.MaLy TiclwelIL,Lqmes. Tipple, Jack Tipton, Gary Tobey, Jim y -T Townsend, Ellen ffownsend, Sharon lowshack, Carol Troppi, Barbara Truit Truman, Elizabeth C X Tucker, Rav f, TU 'efBe1'Y r l Q T 'rr ei Twardzik, Kenneth '- 3' ii X T ' r if C, S s i 1 or Urbaniak, Douglas A Vandercook, Roy f-.- e li K ia Vanza nt, Mary VIJIEEE Vetor, Carolyn , .....,...... its if , if , ,Q 2? r .,,,. q g. . 4 . 'il Vincent, Susan T ' Vlipostko, Connie Vogt, Marlene i' W' T ez i .Voorheis Jane a ':,.,, A ' V M, 'N,, , W,--a'd'op' Mm ' W ' ll ' ., ' . -' ., 5 . f is Srl? Walker, Loretta I ' ry ' ag . wgugswia M QQI: Q 4 H V X' . EE KKLT 4 f 4- Y . I fi- K 5- S' T' W' C t Ward, Bruce E. 5 Q ' P a ' Ward, Merle by 5 , V s Tw , - ' 4 iir' lf-A T ef 5' S C Warner, Frank Warren, Barbara Watkins, Zula M. .P Q , fi ' i yitiidg 1: X Weber, Lee i'i '- we ,,...,: Weir, Ida I' Wells, Deanne W . X if Qs ' 1 is A s. 'X rr l T za- C is -1 K Sf-liz if es 'sg'-gi f Q mf- -A r tr, West Charles Westfall, Jean Westfall ' ' m 94 , fa ,k k YA f-gl if his 5 .. lla Wheeler Barbara W itcher Lucille he i I . ' 'if Wheeler, Nancy Sai ll X ' . K I . I ii, . , V 'lm 225,-it at .. .J . 1. ii, . l iii Q l W, Q la X ' ei :'?Nl .. gi? X Bar f 4 4' J i 1. ll ri' alll, '53 , A if L12 ' Q A ,W 4LC'c'Zf'5 White, Sharon Whitlock Cleatis Whitlock, Robert Whitman, Sandra Wicker, Don Wiertella, Larry 1 vgQ5Le,.Gew1d- Wilkins, Herbert Wilkins, Ira Williams, Gail Williams, Larry V,ULi,a.ms..Mar-ic. Wilson, Jessie Wilsbh,XMaxine A I I Uklldvivrtter, Flor 4, Wise, Bill Wisenbaugh, Sandra Wisniewski, Barb ,---,.- Wobbe, Ronald Wolfe, Evelyn Wolfford, Doraleen Womack, Bonnie Wonell, Charlotte M Wood, Carol Wood, Carolyn Wood, Patricia Woodard, Edwin X. Woodcock, Qgrgle A. Wneiaiiy Wooten, Dennis N at wg? , ,S Nr' it 3' ,gx Worden, Frank Workman, Roy l fogek, Joann E. Yogek, Judy 5 Zaren, Jeanetta, A. Q A .txfipgt X - ffl - - . ti Q. Qs, SPM sh 'YN J , all' Q x is Zh Zimmerman, Joy cz it L it , , A -TQ 2? F A NOT PICTURED Altis, Charles Archibald, Jay Barkley, Mike elisle Donna is Biegelmann, Harry Borek, Sharon Burgess, David Butler, Gayle ll Poll Carter, Frei a Caviness, Bill Claus, Murray Clemens, David Crimboli, Dennis Dean, David Dudley, Jerry .Fossett, Patricia r n Haney, Dale Hilt, Richard Hornsby, Patricia Houfle , Diane u ert Johnson, Kathryn Kovich, Eira Mae Lemmons, Linda McDonnell, James McGraw, Dennis McKinney, William Manlmilaine March, Robert Marks, James 95 Marsh, Terry n Ma nard, Gre Merryman, Bobby Morgan, Donna Mullinix, Barry Munson, Gerry Ochampaugh, Richard Osborn, Barry Phillips, Helen Reid, Ralph Roote, Charles Sava e Car c u tz, Gerald Schultz, Joe Sims. Lowell Smith, Pat Smith, William Seaw, Judy urma arol T t Tompkins, George Weir, Elizabeth Westerlund, Sharell Wh' ' Wick, Judith Wilkie, Jack Wilson, Michael Winnie, Doug Witbe k n oodruff, Marcella .ii ,,1 Whlle our educatlon was well taken care of in the classroom not all of our school tume was spent in pursunt of academuc achlevements for many of our future pastimes and occupatsons were first marked, then nurtured by the discovery of a little-trodden pathway In the form of a club servlce group, play, for even perhaps a yearbook Here, indeed, are found seven league boots to fat any iourney, how- ever long and the unstlntlng guidance and coopera- hon of our sponsors carrled us far How far, only the future can say 1 1 r 1 1 - r Q f' lll 9 1712 f Ib n X ll! ww ,Alam ' kv. s, N 2 ' M K J fy . ,, , 0 . 1 . f vu , M N., 'll Q lf-I. 0' 44' Fw X-v -Q- o - 0 j i is I ' 0 n ' 0 ' u , 0 , 0 l . o c o , H g . . 5 0 0 , ss, ... 1 I . . I 1' 'I t , In , lf M ' H ' on 1 9 . 1 ' ' an ' In s Q 1 ' , I ' c I . i . Q Q s C 'I 1 0 a n , 0 I M . . ' 0 . o g 4, 6 0 0 .2 0 , n ' ' , I A Q . q , w Q ' ' 0 W , U Q ' N! u . . n K . n n 1. 4 ' , , . . 1 - 9 '- rp . l x c ' . be X. . ,N . H, 'dw ' M 4,9 o u V. . -I , :Q '73 . 'KF'-gg ' , :Q A 415 I t 4' , 2. Q ' '1. W , . Jo wuz. . yv -V 3, K1 gl. fi gv N-wan! i' .' 5' Q fskl. :Pi g. ' 1 First row, left to right: Miss Oberlin, Sponsor, Cecil Nay, Jgan Morgan, Junior Rep., Richard Radke, Rep., Karen Jewell, Sec., Alan Pitt, Pres, TQm..kBQSia, V. Pres., Barbara Hubbard, Treas., Robert Braendle, Junior Rep., Karen Maysilles, Rep. Second row: BQb.-D-3Yi Ronald Beier, Bill Mattews, Brent Bills, Chuck Jolgnsong Linda dPaul, Nancy Bost, Jack Caplis, Gerald Greenwoo , RQ ert Moo y. Third row: L r, Janice Riggs, Fred Grunder, Dennis Toivonen, Dave Jacobs, Ken Pas, Lar.cy.fidh, ,PhiLAAelCinney, Bill Randolph, Dave Vaught, B b Swan, Leonard Henry, Robert Mathi' son, Roger Keller, Richag-Whitney, Janice LaRouche, Donna The many varied activities ot the Suomela. Fourth row: Linda Smith, Barbara Hibner, Diane Krugler, Kay Hamann, Carol Finnegan, Jill LaLonde, Gloria Ditchkoff, Ben Woytovich, Tom Sigworth, SQ-n a Little, Roche e Wa eir, Rosalie Karukas, Zelta Crutchfield, Perry. I h d Fifth row: Mi ton Frobes er,,R n Anderson, James Lester, Pete Rush, Jerry Steinhauer, Paul Stottemyer, George Ramsburg, Larry Sch'afer, George Berkhofer, J. D. Reed, All.2IJL..B.Btz, Jim Payne, John Stamm, Tom Bieleieski, Frank McMurray, Phil Martinez. xii.-4, LindE Lettel, Sarah Ann Harris: Faye Math Clpb include holding an annual banquet and a Christmas party, selling iackets, and selling concessions at foot- ball games. The proceeds trom the fund-raising activities provide the money for an annual scholarship which is awarded to a graduating senior on the basis of a competitive examination. Math Club 98 'Ie French Club The French Club is an organization devised to provide social entertainment for students of French. Each year the French Club presents the Mardi Gras, which has become one of the most popular dances ofthe year. A student of French may become a member of the club if he receives a B average after one semester of first year French. First row: left to right: Betty Ellsworth, Catherine Boyce, Pat Riggs, Leonard Henry, Treas,, Norm Hoenes, Pres., Linda Paul, Corres. Sec., Tom Ondrus, V. Pres., Nancy Ross, Suzanne Macy, Richard Holtcamp. Second row: Mary Matthews, Jo Beaumont, Joyce Robertson, Elaine Sample, Pat Fowler, Dixie Johnston, Patricia Little, Laura Patton, Pat Hawthorne, Helen Mounts, Loxna -Sprcrkmeyer. Third row: Qgreen Jacobs, Lynden Kahler, Deanna Anderson, Jill LaLonde, Mary Hudson, Carole Wells, Phyllis Roberts, Terry Birk, Peggy Fidh, Janet Elliott, J-udy Chiles, Jean Sergott, Nancy Bost, Joan Morgan, Mrs. Blank, Sponsor. Fourth row: Kay Hamann, Jeannie Sowards, Molly Lyons, Lois LaFrey, Judy King, Roberta Huttmaster, Gladys Gibelyou, Barry Mullinex, Ronald Bierbaum, Donna Petty, Eye Buckmaster, Nancy Martin, Judy Lunt, ,Jucly Leatherman, Sallie Jacobs, Joy Allen. Fifth row:' Kay Fuhrman, Jeanine McCormack, Dick Potter, Mike Everton, ABill Hall, Marshall Brynildson, Gary BioFge, Owen Arrow- smith, Pete Rush, Harvey Camille,',Ken Barnhill, Jerry Talaga, Terry Hebron, Richard Whitney, Sharon Rupp. ' . . 99 1 First Row, left to right: Ja ' ' Star, y, Sponsor, Julia Gasper, Sec., Qlq3,,Ask, Pres.,V V. Pres,, Anita Aho, Treas., Susan Pride, James'-Simmons. Second row, left to right: -Kitty Daughtery, Peggy Hubbard, Barbara Krepps, Barb Hibner, Marie Krogh, EQLNS-me-s, ' ng Karen Galle l , L'nda Smith. Tliiakraisqgt to right: Dave Reuter, Barbara Dishnow, Barb A A , A l-,' Lucas, Shelby Smith, Yin' ie Whitehead Sharon Gallegly, Janet Meyer, Sb Qn, rene a mateer. Fourth row, left to right: Jim Stalker, Doris Hivley, Pat Hale, Gail Vanderburg, Elaine Davis, Pay Wyrabkiewicz, Karen Phillips, Beverly GgsQer,'Edith Esche, Bnh..Da.y, Bryan Hatfield, Ann' P ' w, Jim Hawley, Bill Hawley, Butch Knelp, Leslie Bur- rill, Edward Hibner. The culture and language of the Spanish people is almost unequaled in its color and beauty. These students of Spanish who wished to further their knowledge of that culture organized their club for that purpose. The club's activities this year included their annual dance, a Chrismas party, and a Spanish Assembly. Spanish Club 100 Future Nurses of America Future Nurses of America is a national organization which encourages young girls to prepare tor their future in Nursing Their club acquamts them with the requirements of a nursing career This year the club has performed many worthwhile services for the hospitals in this area. First row, left to right: Juanita Dehetre, Pauline Smith, Karen Maysilles, Parliarnentariang Eleanore Richter, Sec., Joyce Robertson, Pres., Jud Dittmar, V. Pres., Kendra Dryer, Treas., Barbara Knut- son, Sgff' ot Frmsf ldellas Dodge. Second Row: Saundra Sears, Pat Trombly, Beverly Jannisch, Barbara Wall, Sonia Little, Judy Perks, Kaye Matthews, Betty Butler, Carolyn Elliott, Carie Van Sickle. 101 First row, left to right: Linda Dittmar, Barb Warren, Connie Rogers, ,Carol Newman, Pat Brown, Dody Wolfford, Diane Van Der Voort, Shirley Vladu, Kay Linder. Second Row: Sjnegg-Ru,ssglI, Doris Hiveley, Sharon Batchelor, Janet Dupy, Ann Fogleman, Tommie Ann Cullen, S,ue.So,rrells, J5aFVCa'rnpbell, Sue Tenorio, Nancy Wheeler. Third Row: .Diana Mast, Gladys Gibelyou, Bonnie Kutchins, Connie Michels, Judy, Bogetta, Judy Perks, Bgverly Gasper, Judie Link, Lfndaf Ryan, Janet Dickey, Shari Butler, Dianne Myers, Carole Wells, Judy Koch, Judy Hough, Priscilla Hughes. Fourth Row: Donna Suomela, P.at Luckett, Karen Patterson, Judy Mordis, Joan Morgan, Pat Tompkins, Virgie Whitehead, Pat Tromloly, Ruth Kennedy, Olga Ask, Nancy Carl, Jean Westfall, Sharon Hutchings, Barbara Dishnow, Sharon McClellan. ' Fifth Row: Barbara'-Doten, Gail Vanderburg, Anne Charlton, Bobbie Bell,lHenrietta Hirshell, Sharron Worthy, Ann Burt, Ann Paris, Edna Jo Sturtevant, Dorothy Sadley, Martha Kurtz, Lfnda Sandy Stine. A Modern Dance is the 20th century's most important contribution to chore- ography. Though movements of the dancers own creations, she interprets the mood and rhythms of music. The Modern Dance is a part of the G.A.A. Every year the club is invited to Eastern Michigan College to attend the annual Christmas Dance Program and spring contest. Modern Dance 102 I ix ,Y Pep Club This Club is new to Wayne High this year. It was organized by the Cheer- leaders to promote Iivelier and stronger support at all our sports activities. First row, left to right: D' Q -Veort, Josephine Dummitt, CaroJ,yn,Beal, Qpanna GreenJ,Sue Tenorio. Dyna Campbell, Sec., Martha Fitea Sponsor, Barb Hubbard, Fourth Row: Sharon Reppenhagen, Carol Platte, M il n Sn der, Spo Jewell, Sponsor, Qmjg-Jjill, V. Pres., Priscila Dianne Myers, Pat Hawthorne, Saly rt ur, Glad s Gibe ou, Hughes. TVGBSV: D ve TeV1'OVlO, PVSS-1 n. ' ' ' ' 'Carol 'lerry Birlc, Connie ' , Uudywlzllough, Efiyial Second Row: ,W5nda Smit , Po.l.ly.CamQbell,,Bai-Brown, ,early L r, Jud a s, e y Hannah, MpIlL,Campbell, Alberta Henkel, Sallie Ja bs, Judy Leatherman Sa . Sharon White, My a ' ' r. Fifth Row: Do d, Carol Larabee, ' ' , .ludv Third TcW'Bernita B' 'mer, Joan Do etzky, Nangf Allen, Yqpek.,CaQ-uEhalert, MaLthaJSu,rtz, Carol Kul2ltsk6Y, Qi , Margie Pergg, get Du yy, Judy Gatewood, Janis qlrijjl, QQLILL6 ,Q?2!QQ-. T Julie Plungis, Barbara Murray, Janet Zaren, Thompson, s, Qludiitory, y, Judy Smith, Q-ai! MiUer, Muriel Coole, D ' r, oanne Robinsogn. Carole'WeIls, Tommie Cullififfolhn Yopek, Bonnie Jo nstone, ' '?f' 'Y 4 . , J 103 First row, left to right: Bernita Biebesheimer, L r, Third Row: ll, Darlene Lucas, Deanna Anderson, or Ramsbur , Junior Re ., ' rey, Soph. Rep., Diane Barbara Quinn, Karel Phillips, Nancy Bost, Jill La Londe, Theodora 'rug er, Sec., en ,Pas,.Pres., Dave Truesde , . Pres., Ben Woyto- rie Martin, Barbara Copland. vich, Treas., Jpaaasiiicksy, Hist., Eagg Eerry, Senior Rep. ' Fourth Row: anda Smith, uhnsen, Tomlll.u,Q,r,oe, .BML Second Row: Nl-rsfxkg, Sponsor, Georgia' Grissel,,E,a,L5iggs, Kay McKQQey, on, Tom Bieleieski, .QW Linder, L ' La Frey, , k, . C-ienelrh' Woody Belt, Judie right. Linda Sm ' Carl. f5 The purpose of the Dramatics Club is to promote creative ability in theater arts. This year's outstanding accomplishments included the annual Sponge Dance and the Production of HARVEY. Dramalics Club is Ji I E Q Chorus From a Bach Chorale to The Saints Go Marching In --- the Wayne Me- morial High School Concert Choir can perform Them all. Every year their melodic voices can be heard at meetings of the PTA, Rotary Club, Kiwanis Club, and at the New York Central Station. Their most impressive performance is the annual Chrismas Concert presented in coopera- tion with the Concert Band, First row, left to right: h, Laura Frakes, Lois Goeman, Grace Bachman, Dick Klopshinski, John Fleet, Julio Rivera, Lora McCoy, Mrs. OgQh,a,hLu,tIy. ' Second Row: Patricia Williams, Maryene Dau herty, Joanne Kendall, Ruth Wylie, Hub ar , Q ' ' er, e n, Carol sal, Bonnie John tone, Carole Wells. ird Row: Pat Wienkotf, Ruth Nancy Fretenborough, Marguerite Mailloux, Dea Carol Mulkey, Nanc Wallace, Jim Lockhart, L Rebecca Ashlin, Ruger ' .. kCLa'y, Reggie Parlette, Larry Ramsey, Karen Qgllgg y, Terry Birk. Fourth Row: Anita Aho, Dorothy Fisher, Martha Hollis, Ruth Ardelean, Doris Felmly, John Daugherty, Lynn Schenk, Dorothy Jordan, Sharon Scantland, Judy Scantland, Eileen Hicks, ose Marallo. Fifth Row: Jgan Hickey, Pat Corn, Caroline Schonschac , 'Del Riffer,.ALLen,,Be,t1, Mi e Belt, Harvey Hawkins, Tom Kennedy, Gar Gr D, Larry Glinski, Robert Coffey,, , Emery Van Sickle, Dennis Toivonen, lls, Donna Stiem. L Q. K. Ak E 105 First row, left to right: Jim Saneclgi, Mr. Barrett, Sponsor, Doris Bryan Hatfield. Felmly, Treas., Cecil Nay, V. Pres., Lee Smith, Pres., John Har- Third Row: Babetta Batchelor, Sharon Wiertella, Pat Bakity, Don grave, Exec. Off., Dorothy Grace, Secj Mr. Kenneth Walters, Vincent, Greg Reid, Lois Smith, Dee Ann Brady, ar, Sponsor. Pat Ohsowski. ' Second Row: Karl Roach, William Shipp, Steve Jaworski, Michael Fourth Row: Joe Catanzarite, J ury, Tim Aylward, Jim Boroff, Earl VanNess, Bill Hall, Robert Moschgat, Buddy DeHart, Campbell, Larry Schafer, John Maas, James Moers, Gary Griffis, The Rifle Club has accomplished much this second year of existence. Two teams, a Varsity and Reserve, were chosen to represent Wayne in interscholastic meets with other schools, the first being Eastern Normal R.O.T.C. Partial control was retained over the activity room concession and another rifle was added to those bought last year. A dance was also held by the club. Rifle Club rl E Fencing Club Engarde! Touche! There is a newly organized club at Wayne High this year, called The Fenc- ing Club. The club was formed in October, 1956, by Harold Taylor and Mr. Roy Hocking, a teacher at West Junior High. The purpose ot the club is to encourage good sportsmanship, and to teach young people how to fence. The club is open to any high school student who is interested in learning the art of fencing. lt is the hope of many of the charter members that more of the student body will join this happy club tor this forthcoming season. First row, left to right: r, Sponsor, Harvey Camille, Third Row: John Taylor, Mary Bowers, Irene LaFortune, Karen V. Pres., Ann Paris, Sec., olly Lyons, John Frayer, Treas., Emery Patterson, Sharon DeForest, Pat Austin. 'Y---+ VanSickle. R '- ' Fourth Row: Nancy Johnson, Buddy De Hart, Jim Payne, Douglas Second Row: Janet Margell, John Fleet, Bryan Hatfield, Donna Armstrong, l?5Tfd'y Anderson, Carolaine Schonschack. Stiem, Jane Johnson, David Smith, John Avery, Joy Allen. .-T 'l07 S. , We . i -Wm M ,WHY , First row, left to right: Mrszflighger, Co-Sponsor, Janice La Rouche, Pride, Dane yan. Der Voort, Jim Hogser. Pres., Patricia Little, Secf'l'Feas., ev Sggqers, V. Pres., Mr.s.fBre'lfs, Third Row: Sandy Boyer, olly Lyons, ..loarl-,Morgan Marie Co-Sponsor. Martin, Sandra Brazil, Steve C apman, Pat Torn Rena Hunter Second Row: Joan Doletzky, Penny Korne, Bgrlaefamlauas, Reietta Ruth Kennedy, Jim Marks, Marian Hill, Doug Urbaniak, Mickey Johnston, Lyinett e, Rowell, Susan These are the students who reign as monarchs of the Library. But besides sending millions of overdue notes and guarding books, the young librarians found time to sponsor the annual Book-Worm Squirm and attend several meetings of the SLAAM. Library Club Science Club To further our scientific knowledge is the stated purpose of the Science Club. This is accomplished by the many outstanding speakers obtained for meetings, the demonstrations put on by students and the field trips taken during the year. Membership in this non-social organization is dependent upon enrollment in Biology, Chemistry, or Physics, and maintenance of a B average in these subjects. First row, left to right: Gerald Black, Marjorie Boice, Sarah Ann Byars, na Bechtel, Rena Hunter, Jeannie Sowards. Harris, Sec., Albert Olson, V. Pres., Tom Bieleieski, Pres., Pete Third row, et to right:,Bob Day, , Fred Grunder, R-ML Rush, Treas., K. W. Coville, Sponsor, Lona Stock er, J.i Andensou-r John Stamm, Jim Payne, Larry Schafer, . - wsabncl row, left to right: Janice Eggs, nita Smith, Ro erta Hutt, meyer, Phil . Qy., Robert Braendle, Leonard Henry, Tom master, Karen Kraus, Anna Diedrich, Brenda Andrew, , Ronald Beier. Q-ge ,V 1 't P' 109 -xx r...-..-.---W . First row, left to right: .Polly Campbell, Food Chairman, Goldie Van Third row: Brenda Devine, Joyce Hartz,ell, Marion Vincent, -Rose- ,Meter, Hist., Mildred Garrison, Treas., Carol Finnegan, I5res., Ruth marie Lochnerg Cathy Boyce, Linda Dittmar, Sandy Bennett, Reietta Farsell, V.P.p Patsy Lee, Sec., Molly Campbell, Pub. Mgr., ,Wanda Hill, Beverly Gillleyg Donna Ruark. .Biurtong MLS. Lauer, Sponsor. Fourth Row: Sue Catherman, Gennese Johnson, Beverly Jannischp Sef:Ed row: Carol Coleman, Barbara Nye, Joyce'Simpson, Marge Pauline Hunter, .loan Wolf, Nancy Morton, Hope Fyleg ,Betty Fehlig, Judy Gatewood, Cathy Brandon, Donna Thompson, Bonnie Tutt1ef'TCa Miller- 'SUsari'Vincent. Womaclif Phylis Lee, Barbara Holtcamp. ' - 7,., our ,ll f, The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization of pupils who are taking or have taken one year of Home Economics. The main purpose of the Club is to promote the ioys and satisfactions of homernaking. The activities of this organization includes annually a Mother and Daughter Banquet, and a clance. Future Homemakers of America First row, left to right: Dolly Eminger, News Ed., Barbara Lowrie, Scoyille, Ed Abbott, Joyce Mclntyre, Dorothy Grace, Betty Patrick, News Ed, Shirley Card Bus. Mgr, Diane McMahon, Ad. Mgr., Doris Sheppar Mildred Garrison, Feature Eud., Tom Jamieson, Ed.-in-chief, Jess Third row: Shirley Vladu- Leo Lyons, Jim Anderle- Ken Lan Maxwell, Man. Ed., Lee Smith, Photog., Photog. Ed., Micke - Bruce Watt, , - Geoige night, Bill Bill Coplane, Sports Ed. e ger, Carolyn Kleabir, Mr. DiadigiJmSponsor. Second row: Velta Lance, Sue Simpson, Irene LaFortune, Sally A decade of publication is the experience behind the Wayne Hi-Lite. It comes into your homeroom bi-monthly, giving you the latest news, iokes, and sports. Members of the Journalism ll class and their sponsor have worked tirelessly on one of the best high school papers in Michigan -- The Wayne Hi-Lite. Hi-Lite 111 I First row, left to right: Janet Dittmar, Bev Sowers, Janice Riggs, Treas.g Donna Suomela, V. Pres., Randy Anderson, Pres., Karen Maysilles, Sec., Doris Haselhuhn, Janice LaRouche, Angeline Martinez. Second Row: Karen Jewell, Donna Bechtel, Jill LaLonde, Barb Hubbard, Phil McKinney, Larry Fidh, Patricia Little, Delores Koskela, Kay Troppi, Janet Percitul. is ig? E Q5 N is Third Row: Mrs. Hull, Sponsor, Barb Hibner, Anita Smith, Diane Krugler, Carol Finnegan, Norm McLean, Frances Smith, Ruth Arde- lean, Sarah Ann Harris, Jean Sergott. Fourth Row- Frank Stanich, John Stamm, Alan Pitt, Tom Jamieson, George Berlkhoter, Paul Stottlernyer, Pete Rush, Tom Bieleieski, Robert Mathison. The National Honor Society is the only organization at WMHS which provides recognition to students who have achieved outstanding records in leadership, scholarship, service, and character. The National Honor Socie-ty's underlying purpose is service to the com- h h such things as supplying Christmas Baskets for the needy. munity t roug Honor Society 112 First row, Coach Don Domke, Bob Richardson, Richard Radke, Third row, Ken Glass, Jerry Snodgrass, Ron Rose, Jim Witt, Tom Munroe, Gary Green, Alan Pitt, Jim Rowlette, Jerry Tom DeRosia, Jim Hawley, Phil McKinney. Fourth row, Chuck Talaga. Second row, Frank McMurray, Phil Martinez, John Mott, Ken McKee, Jim Rose, Jim Martin, Ed Skone. Stamm, Don Barton, Larry Fidh, Bill Hawley, Norman Hoenes. The Varsity Club of WMHS experienced both a high and a low this year. When the club was reorganized last fall, only eight members answered roll call. A hasty reshuffling soon changed the situation and now upwards of twenty- five members till out the new iackets, a first at Wayne High. At present, the club is at work as usual, furthering interest in athletics, encouraging new sports, selling programs, and in general, being a credit to the school. Varsity Club First row, left to right: Irene La Fortune, Dennis Toivonen, Judy ieski, Fred Grunder, Janice Menne, Patricia Little. Dittmar, Scribeg Pete Rush, Consul, Pat Mc Carthy, Vice Consul, Fourth row, left to right: Pat Brown, Cecil Nay, Lloyd Suter, Bill Chuck Johnson, Quaestor, Mildred Dell, Sponsor, Nancy Johnson. Krepps, Jerry Glenn, Larry Mason, Raymond Lobsinger, Kathleen Second row, left to right: Jim Martin, Yvonne Ostyn, Rebecca Trudell, Anna Diedrich. Johnson, Michelle Dishong, Frances Howard, Barbara Knutson, Fifth row: Mike Belt, Lee Black, Paul Stottlemyer, J. D. Reed, Marilyn Love, Sue Hosier, Edna Jo Sturtevant. George Ramsburg, Owen Arrowsmith, John McKenzie, John Gor Third row, left to right: Woody Belt, Robert Braendle, Dave Jacobs, ton, Jerry Steinhauer, Ken Pas, Phil Mc Kinney. Emery Van Sickle, Dave Truesdell, Carolaine Schonshack, Tom Biele- Latin Club First row, left to right: Diane Tobey, Merryann Gibson, Linda Karin Jewell. Chiles, Joan Dittmar, Pauline Smith, Bernita Lee Biebesheimer, Fourth Row: Brenda Byars, Ann Fogleman, Judy Anderson, Sandra Bonnie Sanislow, George Grissel. Armstrong, Ruth Ardelean, Sonia Little, Pat Trombly, Carol Second Row: Darlene Taylor, Kendra Dryer, Marlene Crook, Barbara Whitcher, Carol Finnegan. Quinn, Sydney Young, Dianne McMahon, Janice LaRouche, Carol Fifth Row: Carolyn Coleman, Kaye Matthews, Gladys Hughes, Kozar, Mildred Fifer. Lynne Brown, Jeanne Dormanen, Judy Kraudelt, Anne Charlton, Third Row: Linda Leftel, Dorothy Dix, Marion Kawzinski, Judy Karel Phillips, Jackie Mitchell, Rochelle Waller. Wilson, Ruth Scott, Linda Smith, Karen Maysilles, Donna Bechtel, Friends, Romans, countrymen, behold the Senators and Patricians of the WMHS Latin Club. Each year these toga-clad students present a dance, a Christmas party, and a traditional Latin Club assembly. The highlight of the Club year is the Roman Banquet. Latin Club First row, left to right: Marlene Crook, Carolyn Beal, Nancy Martin, Sec., Linda Paul, V. Pres., Janet Dittmar, Pres., Donna Suomela, Treas., Lois Smith, Pub. Mgr., Bernita Lee Biebesheimer, Deanna Green, Joan Doletzky. Second Row: Shirley Vladu, Merryann Gibson, Linda Chiles, Joan Dittmar, Kay Linder, Georgia Grissel, Karyn Lomprey, Doreen Jacobs, Jo Beaumont, l. E. Kionka, Sponsor. Third Row: Marilyn Love, Pat Trombly, Carole Wells, Sydney Young, Sharon Scantland, Joann Miller, Judy King, Ann Fogleman, Molly Lyons, Laura Frakes, Martha Fite, Helena Donahee. Fourth Row: Kaye Matthews, Barb Hubbard, Bonnie Johnstone, Pat McCarthy, Barbara Quinn, Pauline Hunter, Ruth Taylor, Karen Gallegly, Sharon McClellan, Sally Lanier, Virgie Whitehead, Shelly Smith, Susan Linderman. Fifth Row: lrene Palmateer, Barbara Knutson, Gladys Hughes, Pat Wyrabkiewicz, Frances Howard, Carolaine Schonschack, Janice Menne, Ann Paris, Ann Burt, Barbara Doten, Kathleen Trudell, Wanda Smith. The G.A.A. is an athletic organization for all sophomore, iunior, and senior girls who maintain a C average. Each girl must participate in at least two major sports a year and be there three-tourths of the time. The purpose of this club is to promote better sportsmanship among the girls of the school. Every year we have a dance and a picnic or a banquet. When the club started in 1944, there were only 8 members in the club, now there are approximately T80 active members. Our clues are 25c a month which help pay for our awards and other little things that come up during the year. We now have eight maior sports in which the girls may participate. They are: volleyball, bowling, basket- ball, archery, softball, table tennis, badminton, and modern dance. Girls' Athletic Association II6 Girls' Athletic Association First row, left to right: Norma Jean Lilly, Dianne McMahon, Joan Morgan, Lynette Rowell, Geraldine Bodner, lrene LaFortune, Beverly Patterson, Carol Watkins. Second Row: Ruth Kennedy, Rena Hunter, Pat Lee, Wanda Burton, Karen Kraus, Bonnie Kutchins, Judy Anderson, Dorothy Grace, Kay Hamann, Joy Allen. Third Row: Judy Dittmar, Doris Felmly, Kay Troppi, Rebecca Ashlin, Barbara Good, Suzanne Patton, Barbara Goller, Ruth Scott, Darlene Lucas, Olga Ask, Pat Tompkins. Fourth Row: Nancy Carl, Rosalie Karukas, Ruth Ardelean, Donna Bechtel, Gail Vanclerburg, Carol Cratty, Jill La Londe, Karen Jewell, Sharon Gunther, Jean Bresnahan, Barbara Dishnow. Fifth Row: Janice Johnstone, Karel Phillips, Sandy Stine, Theodora Krueger, Bobbie Bell, Sharon Van Newkirk, Judie Hill, Anne Charlton, Sandra Brazil, Jackie Mitchell, Judy Kraudelt. l'l7 ,K . s f L-if-.ws . L . , . . X T wg? Jr- -L K ii Ffi 3 V A--. fy - , A W 3 First row, left to right: Melvin Wilcox, Johnny Partain, Mrs. Telfer, Sponsor, Ray Wailace, Treas., Jane Bailey, V. Pres., Sharon Moore, Sec., Judith Hubbs, Parliamentarian, Richard Whitney, Walter Ragay, Dale Lemeer. Second Row: Robert Mathison, Mike Beit, Robert Moschgat, Tom Munroe, Phil McKinney, Donald Logan, Harvey Camille, Bob Jones, Neil Moody, Keith Nunneley. Third Row: Donald Burach, Randy Anderson, John Stamm, Norm Amwwwbmw Hoenes, Ken Langstraat, Tom Jamieson, Esten Dobozy, Frank Mc Murray, Buddy DeHart, Dave Truesdell, Leonard Haggadone. Fourth Row: Mike Menzies, James Dittmar, Ben Woytovich, Jerry Talagab Norm McLean, Bob Boyes, George Knight, Steve Abbott, Douglas Akans, Gary Green, Ed McMurray. Fifth Row: Robert Metzner, Kenny McKee, Donald Barton, Alan Pitt, Bill Baxter, Mickey Byars, Larry Schafer, George Ramsburg, Moise Poteau, Jim Payne, Bill Copland, Fred Bernard. Service Club 118 Service Club When the halls need watching, or the office phone rings, or messages are to be delivered, or a thousand other tasks are in need of being taken care of, the Service Club stands ready and able to see that the little details which are so important to the operation of any school are handled with dispatch and efficiency. Under the supervision of Mrs. Virginia Telfer, the Club has been an important cog in the Wayne High machinery since its inception five years ago. First row, left to right: Velta Lance, Mary Ann Hayes, Janet Ditt- Kneip. mar, Martha Fite Janet Perciful, Faye Perr, Carol Watkins, Fourth Row: Donna Bechtel, Doris Sheppard, Pat Ohsowski, I Y Barbara Helka, Mary Clift, Donna Suomela. Second Row: Gayle Rockwell, Barb l-libner, Joy Allen, Dolly Ern- inger, Carolyn Kleabir, Linda Chiles, Dickie Spacht, Judy Glass, Sharon Batchelor, Violet Coffey, Third Row: Judy Mordis, Rosalie Karukas, Nancy Carl, Sharon Gunther, Karen Jewell, Carol Cratty, Barbara Good, Judy Lunt, Joanne Lucas, Janice Johnstone, Barb Hubbard, Sharon Wiertella, Barbara Copland, Jill LaLonde, Janice Riggs, Pat Bakity, Karlyn Muriel Decker, Anita Smith, Mary Matthews, Carol Paiot, Lara McCoy, Donna Campbell, Lynette Rowell, Annette Weatherspoon, Eleanore Richter, Ella Dufh, Dee Ann Brady, Nancy Schwartz, Shirley Rood, Cecelia Alessi. Fifth Row: Kay Troppi, Donna Stiern, Ann Norman, Sandra Brazil, Laura Patton, Sharon Rupp, Jeanine McCormack, Colleen Turner, Mary Kirkendall, Susan Simpson, Judie Wright, Linda Paul, Pat Little, Neva McDaniel, Pat Danforth, Judy Nygaard, Joyce Robert- son. apn- 119 WAYNE MEMGRIAL HIGH George R. Bell - DIRECTOR Robert Allen - PRESIDENT Wesley Peaurasaari - V. PRES. Ruby Pitcher - Treasurer Karen Maysilles - SEC-Y. FLUTE Karen Maysilles Jane Johnson Dorothy Dix Elaine Mannor Carol Platte OBOE Deanna Anderson William Hall BASSOON Linda Sills CLARINET Diane Krugler Anna Diedrich Millie Fifer Linda Leffel Ruby Pitcher Larry Smith Steve Abbott Gary Dyson Judy Anderson Marilyn Brown Donald White Charles Smith David Vaught Nancy Wheeler Marilyn Love Tony Truckey Ann Charlton Roberta Bell Pat Lane 120 ALTO-CLARINET Garcia Spaw Beverly Patterson BASS CLARINET Sue Hosier Eleanor Richter ALTO SAX James Lester George Chivses Robert Miller Sue Spencer SCHOCL CGNCERT BAND , cg TENOR SAX Tim Aylward George Nygaard BARITONE SAX Jerry Glenn CORNET Bob Allen Wes. Peaurasaari Tom Kennedy Ralph Dittmar Jay Archibald Donald Fielder Delvyn Rockwell HORN Saundra Sears Gary Griffis Leonard Henry Georgia Grissel Elwood Belt BARITONE Carl Allore Irene Palmateer Karen Lomprey Charles McClure John Hargrave TRUMPETS Cecil Nay Larry See Ronald Kubic 121 TROMBONE Tom Sigworth Nancy Johnson Harry Allen William Hage Brent Bills James Hawley BASS Randy Anderson George Ramsburg John Gorton William Hawley PERCUSSION Mary Miller Irene LaFortune James Rose Josephine Dummit Ruth Scott Karen Alsman Ronald Deming TZ fi? rf 9 X rf, g. t E xg, First row, left to right: Jane Bailey, Pat Ohsowski, V. Treas., dra, Larry Schafer, Charles Leasure, Susan Simpson, Charles Dickey, Donna Campbell, V. Sec., Dee Ann Brady, Seo, Muriel Decker, Jerry Lee. Sec. V. Pres., Donna Suomela, Pres., Mrs. McMath, Co-Sponsor, Fourth Row: Kay Troppi, Shirley Wardell, Joan Goslin, Donna Joe Kovacs, First V. Pres., Ray Wallace, Treas., Elwyn Dell, Co- Wilkie, Colleen Turner, Mary Kirkendall, Sharon Rupp, Patricia Sponsor. ' Little, George Nygaard. Second Row: Barb Wall, Shirley Card, Neva McDaniel, Judy Fifth Row: Buddy DeHart, Terry Lewandowsky, George Knight, Nygaard, Joanne Lucas, Pat Danforth, Donna Bechtel, Sandra Brazil, Esten Dobozy, Ray Hill, Jerry Snodgrass, Bill Copland, Norman Delores Koskela, Janice Kubitskey. Hatfield, Robert Metzner. Third Row: Mike Menzies, Richard Smith, Dennis Raney, Bill Con- Learning by doing might be the motto of this up-to-date club. The pur- pose of the Co-op Club is to further the business knowledge of co-op students and to promote better relations between employer and employees. Co-op Club First row, left to right: Frances Donahee, Velta Lance, Elaine Rogers, Bev Sowers, Mary Ann Hayes, Marilyn Williams, Melvin Wilcox, Richard DeNoyer, Donald Gough. 1 Second Row: Keith Nunneley, Judy Scantland, Marian Chapman, Cecelia Alessi, Ruth Parsell, Doly Eminger, Carolyn Kleabir, Janet Dittmar, Martha Fite. Third Row: Bill Mathews, Barbara Good, Frances Smith, Ruby Pitcher, Evelyn Schultz, Arlene Ross, Mary Kennedy, Marlene Dunn, Jeryne Smith, Nancy Fuchs. Fourth Row: Betty Hannah, Linda Bowser, Norma Jean Lilley, Pat Campbell, Darlene Bosh, Joy Allen, Sharon Carothers, Sonia Ellison. Fifth Row: Doris Sheppard, Doreen Sutherland, Pat Bakity, Judith Morrison, Nancy Bruso, Shirley David, Karlyn Kneip, Florence Morin, Mary Nabb. Co-op Club 123 lp If xr! 'Sit .42 N-. Woody Belt, Alan Van Newkirk, Mr. Elbell, Mike Belt, Lee Smith. Resolved: That the Federal Government Should Sustain the Price of Major Agriculture Products at not less than 902 of Parity. This is the question which sent this year's debate panel searching for facts and figures. Carrying the burden of the affirmative were Mike Belt and Allen Van Newkirk, while Woody Belt and Lee Smith upheld the negative side. Debate First row, left to right: Newki rk, Jean Sergott, Panel Informal discussion and self-expression is the basic structure of the Panel Organization. Being a member of the Michigan State Forensic Association, the panel discusses topics of current interest with other participating schools. Lynne Brown, Linda Smith, Sharon Van Second Row: Norman McLean, Randy Anderson, Bob S Smith, Woody Belt. mith, Lee wh! may 112 vs' 'sf TQ' -25' ima, 'vw 'TJ' '21 5 Ng 'I25 J.-QM K ' X 9 Q -. ,.., ., LU j1iN.-f 'L fj 's X QM., 'Q First row, left to right: Sarah Ann Harris, Theodora Krueger, Hist., Barbara Copland. Janice Riggs, Sec., George Ramsburg, Pres., Randy Anderson, V. Third Row: Mrs. Rice, Sponsor, Karel Philli Pres., Dave Truesdell, Treas., Darlene Lucas, Junior Rep. Bieleieski, Mike Belt, Mickey Byars, Tom M Second Row: Deanna Anderson, Diane Krugler, Kay Linder, Faye Ken Pas, Judie Wright, Jill LaLonde. Perry, Linda Smith, Marie Martin, Nancy Carl, Karen Jewell, An honor organization made up of students who have made outstanding dramatic contributions, the Thespian Troupe of Wayne Memorial High School exhibits the true spirit of.the theater. The Thespians are best known for their Children's Theatre productions, which are presented annually under the sponsor- ship ofthe Wayne Association of the University of Michigan Women. National Thespian Society ps, Gary Green, Tom unroe, Phil McKinney 5 Key Club This organization has reached its goal of brotherhood through service, It is constantly striving to produce better leaders for our community. Each year the club sends representatives to the national convention. The members of the club are recognized by Key Club International and the sponsors, the Kiwanis Club. First row, left to right: Albert Olson, Sec., Woody Belt, Soph. Johnny Partain, Jim Martin, Chuck McClure, Robert Moody. Rep., Mike Belt, State Sec., George Ramsburg, V. Pres., Joe Spiel- Third row, left to right: Harvey Hawkins, Roger Palmateer, John man, Pres., Robert Boyes, Treas., Dennis Toivonen, Junior Rep., Gorton, Marshall Brynildson, Moise Poteau, Lee Black, Bill Hawley, Carl Allore, Senior Rep., Ken Pas, Lt. Governor. Rod Hadrian. Second row, left to right: Pat Brown, Wesley Hills, Chuck Johnson, 127 First row, left to right: bach, Sponsor, Barbara Karen Maysilles, Sec.: Gibson, Jerrie Margell. Pat Luckett, Irene LaFortune, Miss Weiden- Second Row: Bernita Biebesheimer, Soph,, Joan Morgan, Junior Copland, V. Pres., Phil McKinney, Pres., Woody Belt, Soph., Judith Hubbs, Senior, Lee Smith, Senior Ken Pas, Junior Rep., Treas., Merryann Lloyd Dibble, Fresh., Dorothy Dix, Soph., Sue Tenorio, Fresh. Providing for democratic student self-government, the Student Council is in its third year of operation. The Council's many accomplishments include new drapes to beautify the Activity Room and new games to make the noon hour more enjoyable, selecting the annual magazine drive goal, and an Inter-League Assembly. This year the Council joined the National Association of Student Councils and is a member in good standing. Student Council Speaker's. Bureau This organization is comprised of students who have actively participated in public speaking. The Bureau provides speakers for school and community entertainment. Fifi? POW. left fo P59572 LYDGTTS Rowell: LYNN? Brown: 5af dY BOYSFI Newkirk, Norman Brown, George Ramsburg, Mike Belt, Tom Woody Belt: Lee Smith, Carol Watkinsg Jean Sergottg Linda Smith. Munrgei Norman McLean: Mrs, L, Rice, Second row: Mr. R. Elbellg Bob Smithg Randy Andersong Allen Van 129 Q First row, left to right: Jerry Glenn'Saxophone Bar., George Chivses- Second Row: Jim Rose-Drum, Tony Trucky-Piano, Cecil Nay-Cornet Saxophone Alto, James Lester-Saxophone Alto, Tom Sigyvorth- Bob Allen-Cornet,Wesley Peurasaari-Cornet. Trombone, Nancy Johnson-Trombone, Harry Allen-Trombone. The Music Makers is composed of school musicians who, during the course of the year, play for school dances, have played for Junior Proms at other schools, and also get together just to 'make music' in general. Each year a student director and manager is selected to handle all the business of the band, and to direct the band musically as well. Chosen on the basis of musical knowledge coupled with business ability by the members of the band and Mr. Bell, director of the Concert Band, was saxophone player Jim Lester. Dance Band Hi-Y The Hi-Y is one ot the oldest high school service clubs in existence. With Coach Elliott as its sponsor, the Wayne chapter of the Hi-Y has many different activities under the guidance of the Wayne YMCA. . Last year's activities included a dance, pizza party, skating and toboggan parties, baseball games, and other activities. Boys in all four grade levels are eligible for membership. First row, left to right: Jim Rose, Tom Jamieson, Allen Van New- Second row, left to right: Woody Belt, Norm Mc Lean, Pres., John kirk, Mickey Byars, J. D. Reed, Joe Spielman, Jess Maxwell, Lee Gorton, Donald Barton, V. Pres., John Stamm, Sec., Larry Fidh, Smith, Jerry Talaga. Treas.g Richard Radke, Richard Whitney. :qu . l3l We ,squirt sg, N, 'vest' Si 2 1 PM w , mai is implies P -ass? First row, left to right: Eleanor Head, Judy Lunt, Hist., Pat Ohsow- Second Row: Beverly Patterson, Anita Smith, Evelyn Schultz, Carol ski, Sec.S Dickie Spacht, Pres., Zelta Crutchfield, V. Pres., Mary Finnegan, Donna Stiem, Susan Simpson, Sue Hosier, Marlene Dunn, Lou Hardacre, Treas., Miss Densmore, Sponsor. Mildred Garrison. The Future Teachers of America Club is comprised of students who are aware of the importance ot education in the life of every American. Their ob- iective is to understand the development of our public schools and to secure information on vocational opportunities in education. Future Teachers of America Auclio-Visual The Audio-Visual Staff under the guidance of Mr. Thomas runs our motion picture and sound equipment and teaches other students how to operate the equipment. First row., left to right: Jerry Talaga, Tom Brown, Virginia Harbison, Bill Copland, Neil Moody. Second row, Gordon Zettel, Fred Bernard, Dave Paffel. K' tiff w-f'I flE Ef ff 'iisff - 'EEL . gf, 9 f 'Nia-.Q 133 'ir'- 39 First row, left to right: Jim Sanecki, Dave Zuckerman, Mr. Snyder, Second Row: George Chivses, Mike Everton, John Bissey, John Sponsor, Ed Abbott, Lee Smith. Maas, John Hargrave, Cecil Nay. Under the guidance of Mr. Snyder, the photography staff covers all events and happenings in and around Wayne High. The photographers work during their free hours and often forfeit their time to cover many sports events. Photographers Chess Club Now in its second year of organization, the Wayne Chess Club not only pursued further the knowledge of the game, but played a series of four matches with the club from Plymouth High. lt turned out to be a very successful season as the Waynites took three of the contests.. Next year the club plans even more activities. A highlight of the year was the Chess Club Capers, a dance which the club donated the profits of to the Band for its trip to Interlochen. First row, left to right: Carol Ensley, Jane Johnson, Sec., Dave Second Row: Jim Sanecki, Bryan Hatfield, Karl Lend, Harvey Zuckerman, Pres., Dorothy Dix, Treas., Saundra Sears. Camille, Earl Green,'Sponsor, Don Stinson, Reg Felt, Larry Williams -.ai-fer, 1-fl! 7 3 ' s sf' .fs fmmff' X Q -5. 'ffl wk: J - . X . 4 135 , Madeline Williams, Judy Nygaard, Leonard Henry, Carol Finnegan, Dickie Spacht Marching proudly Through parades, leading the band through many intri- cate performances at the football games, come the high-stepping maiorettes and the drum major. Each year baton twirlers 'try out', in their attempt to become a highly esteemed maiorette, or drum maior, by performing for Mr. Bell, the band director. Once accepted, they must maintain a clood scholastic record to remain in the ranks, and hold regular practice sessions, in which they devise their own routines. The general excellence of baton twirling and all of the other qualifications which go to making good maiorettes is apparent at any exhibition of their talents, and the corps is a credit both to the band and to the school. Maiorettes and Drum Major Varsity Cheerleaders Cheerleading is the most exciting and strenuous form of competition among girls in Wayne Memorial High. Try-outs are held in the spring of the year with about 75 girls competing for six varsity and four reserve positions. A cheer- leader is iudged on the following qualities, voice, skill, rhythm, ability, enthusi- asm, dependability, personality and must have or maintain at least a C in every subject. Left to right, Martha Fite, Faye Perry, Barbara Hubbard, Joyce Mclntyre, Karen Jewell, and Vivian Martinez. 'sw QR s j 5 137 Left to right: Dixie Johnston, Nancy Ross, Joan Hickey, Lois LaFrey. Cheerleading practices are held twice a week for the purpose ot learning new cheering methods, polishing up old routines and planning pep assemblies. Each year they attend the Michigan Cheerleading Clinic and some have attended the Midwest Cheerleading Camp during the summer. The season is climaxed by an annual banquet at which time the girls are presented their awards for recognition of their contribution to promoting good school spirit, loyalty, and sportsmanship. Reserve Cheerleaders tl K x x I . X. X. Freshman Cheerleaders ,l l A familiar sight at the Frfshman igmues were the Freshman Cheerleaders These six girls have done a great tiob backing the Pony Zebras and cheer- ing them on to victory. f -W l X X , I , Left to right: Sue Sorrelsg Margie Perryg Pat Luckett, Lynden Kahlerg Judy Leatherman Diane Vandervoort. WK' S . . Xt ' i -. rf ml sf' XJ V , :KJ M fi, tl, I, xg ' , i x Q :Q X3 my Q, XJ K.: r '3'. ' X !! 139 . Aihleisf 4 f l An unforgettable thoroughfare of memories, ideally suited for iourneys backward, to be travelled over and over again in future years, is the reward of the classmates pictured in these pages for those hours of practice, buckets of perspiration, agonies of suspense during those final minutes, and all of the other trials which accompany participation in sports. Pride, too, is recalled-, and the future will be the richer for the milestones laid by, each one by each one, on the way to yet another marker . . . luflul nllllw 1 au by D ' C110 o in RZ' i -Q- N W . fx ' 333 .,. 0 U I. an um, .f-. iii' It . .,mJ!'f,:g fflfui 7' J N Nm MR.. .k., . .Wk K ' I 1 it Varsity Football fl. M . First row, left to right: Phil Martinezg Jim Rowletteg doneg Norman Hoenesg Tom Munroeg Jim Roseg Ron Frank McMurrayg John Stammg Bill Baxterp Jim Witty Arving Jerry Leey Jerry Talaga. Larry Fidhg Gary Greeng Don Bartonf Richard Whit- Third rowg David Paffelg Mike Martini John McKenzieg neyg Larry Williamsg Steve Abbott. Rodger Vashawg Pete Schlauffmang John Partaing Jim Second rowp Coach Don Domkeg Alan Pittg Bob Richard- Hawleyp Ron Roseg Tom DeRosiag Kenny Glassg Don song Richard Radkeg Kenny McKeeg Leonard Hagga- Martinezg John Daugherty. SEASON SUMMARY Wayne's 1956 football team swept to the Huron-Rouge title in the league's first year of competition. The Zebras began the year by becoming powerful Ann Arbor's thirty-fifth consecutive victim. The following week, however, they had little trouble downing pre-season league favorite Lincoln Park 20-7. Although they were aided in their title efforts by YpsiIanti's forfeiture, no one could deny the fact that Wayne deserved their championship trophy. Richard Radke was named the most valuable lineman and Phil Martinez the most valuable back. Gary Green was voted team captain for 1956. VARSITY SEASON RECORD Ann Arbor 2O Wayne 7 Lincoln Park 6 Wayne 20 East Detroit 27 Wayne O Taylor Center 12 Wayne 41 lnkster 6 Wayne 42 Ypsilanti O Wayne 6 Edsel Ford 0 Wayne 25 Dearborn 6 Wayne 47 Waterford 20 Wayne 19 142 Reserve Football , e g R L L First row, left to right, Coach Sam Seagal, Jerry Ellis, Ed Abbott, Kenny Clark, Reggie Parlette, Chuck Mott, Claude Felan, Arvelle Cone, Tom Andrews, Coach Bil Elliott. Second row, Al Martin, Phil Vinson, Clifford Ander- son, Rodger Palmateer, Tim Aylward, Leo Marentette, Tom Ondrus, Frank Catanzarite, Wayne Nottle, Ed SEASON SUMMARY Spirited play enabled the Jay Zees to conquer Lincoln Park 33-7, Lincoln Consolidated 57-6, and tie Taylor Center l3-13 before meeting defeat in their first home game, bowing to Ann Arbor 8-0 in a game of which Coach Elliott said, the breaks hurt us . Home proved a iinx to Wayne again as they lost to Ypsilanti l3-6 and Dearborn 14-0. Edsel Ford interrupted the two home defeats to beat Wayne 24-18. The Jay Zees felt they had a good team despite their two-win, four-loss, one tie record, mainly because they outscored the opposition 127 points to 85. Coach Elliott said it was the fine play of boys like Jim Hawley, Rod Arvin, Johnny Partain, Reggie Parlette, Cliff Anderson and Joe and Frank Catanzarite that enabled us to have a satisfactory season. It appears that good material will be available for next season. McCarthy. ' Third row, Charles West, Gregory Reed, Don Clise, Keith Spielman, Chuck Watkins, Dick Potter, Bob Har- den, Gene Barney, Bill Whitworth, Joe Catanzarite. Fourth row, Tom Duffield, Rickie Boudreau, Jim Henry, David Spangler, Ted Jackman, Phil Raney, Kenny Barnhill, Gary Leiterman, Ron Gray. f-43 SEASON RECORD T Wayne 33 Lincoln Park T Wayne 57 Lincoln Consolidated T Wayne T3 Taylor Center H Wayne O Ann Arbor H Wayne 6 Ypsi T Wayne T8 Edsel Ford H Wayne 0 Dearborn T27 Larry Fldh Pwvaid Hffgeadone Kenny McKee Ma rhnez Bob Richardson Alan Pitt y ' Gary Gree Tom Monroe 144 I W ' . . 4 K k ' ' ' ,Q,. K Jim Rose Larry William V 145 They shall not pass tonight! This is a whistle-stop. Abbott, Daugherty, Fldh, Williams, and Martinez. Football All alone, but no telephone. ll Phil and this Dearborn player don't seem to agree on how this play should be run. It was a rough night at Ann Arbor. ll i Time Martinez shows why he was named most valuable. And then the roof caved in! . . . to fetch a football player. Jack fell down and broke his crown . . . Daugherty used to say, Wouldn't you run if one of those big guys was after you? Fidh, Fid, Fied, - they called him everything, but he scored just the same. A linemen's-eye-view of a play. OH lo a long gain' I was lust standing .th Okay experts! How did that one point get on the score- board? The numbers may be back- wards, but the score came out all right in the Dearborn game. minding my own busine when all of a sudden 1 Sorry, Mister, -- this way's closed First you put your Now l lay me clown to sleep, with my football at knees Close up fights my feet. Uy throws B football at Looks like somebody got here ahead of me. le... n to the left, then swing- n to the right . . . s, 3 5 V. Q I don't know why the coach doesn't get wise, and put me in there, l'd show 'em. Let me down easy, fellas, that ground looks hard. He went that a way, stranger. 149 Varsity Basketball First row, left to right: Phil Martinez, Ken McKee: Second row: Coach Deno Delucag Bob Dayg Dave Don Bartonf Phil McKinney5 Larry Fidh. Jacobsg Ken Betzp Owen Arrowsmithg Moise Poteau 1957 was the first really big year on the Wayne High basketball court in many a moon. Friday, March l, the Wayne High cagers piloted by Coach Deno Deluca wrapped up the Huron Rouge championship when they de- feated Dearborn 62-50. Before Christ- mas vacation the Zebra hopes were dim, but after the vacation the Wayne squad looked like a different team and walked off with the title. Bob Gantg Bill Hawleyp Roger Clay. SEASON RECORD Wayne 43 Farmington Wayne 50 Walled Lake Wayne 42 Willow Run Wayne 62 Ypsilanti Wayne 45 Edsel Ford Wayne 57 Taylor Center Wayne 47 Dearborn Wayne 54 Lincoln Park Wayne 48 Ypsilanti Wayne 42 Edsel Ford Wayne 44 Farmington Wayne 65 Taylor Center Wayne 45 Walled Lake Wayne 62 Dearborn Wayne 47 Lincoln Park Tournament Wayne 47 Plymouth Reserves First row, left to right: Jim Moers, Phil Vincent, Bob Jack Walker. Hardin, Cliff Anderson, Don Martinez. Third row: Phil Raney, Ed Messingham, Roger Va- Second row: Tom Andrews, Tom Ondrus, Al Martin, shaw, Tim Aylward, Lee Black. RESERVE SCHEDULE Farmington Walled Lake Willow Run Ypsilanti Edsel Ford Taylor Center Dearborn Lincoln Park Ypsilanti Edsel Ford Taylor Center Farmington Walled Lake Dearborn Lincoln Park Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne Wayne High's Little Zebras just couldn't seem to get going this year as they won only three of fourteen games. Two of their victories were over Lincoln Park and the other win was over Willow Run. Coach Don Domke said that since this reserve team was the tallest in quite some time, it should produce several good varsity players, in spite of the poor showing they made this year. i'r's 'rime fo say 1 is ...fo our gooclby . . . 1 1 V departing seniors Ph ,Q 'nw 521-i 5 'KWYQNW M., 2 If x Q. wk Ma i :af it . Q A i w'N 1 A 1 ' liaiff Q' ff , P11 k k ,y ffm X ? 6 A M Q '--' 1 A- ' ' ig Q 2 6 E. 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MXS its in 4 ,Q 47 -lfx'XL e gg ex s Q' 4 'T Tennis Team 'lst Row, Left to Right: George Morgan, Milt Larry Williams, Don Barton, Mike Belt, Bob McPherson, Augie DuPont, Woody Belt, Lee Gam, Dave Jacobs, Bob Boyes, Mike Campbell, Smith, Dbave Ienorio, Bob Perciful. 2nd Row: Coach, Bill Ellioft, ' Cross Couniry ist Row: Gerald Szukaitis, Rod Hadrian, Leonard Jlzhrrd, Don Logan, Ed Angove, Gordon Heebsh, Henry, Lee Russ, Jim Smelzer, Cecil Nay, Dick Jack Walker, Jerry Black. Good. 2nd Row: Coach, Fred Gannon, Mike 156 Track Team First row, Iefi to right: Eric Severance, Larry Hardacre, Frank Catanzarite, Lee Russ, Joe Cafanzarite. Edward Reimer, Cecil Nay, Gary Stoops, Charles Third row: Coach Fred Gannon, George Tompkins, Docusen, Dennis Fousl, Jim Henry, Bob Harden, Ken Jerry Black, Ralph Reed, Ed Angove, Mike Boroff, Smith. John McKenzie, Paul Cook, Jerry Szukaitisg Bruce Second row: Larry Wierfellag Eric Halberda, Jerry Bleason, Gary Leonard, Harry Ranch, Coach Sam Glenn, Harold Akers, Jim Rose, Dick Good, Rodger Seagal. Edwards, Cliff Anderson, Leon Widden, Jess Maxwell: Golf Team Coach, lQoQerfKMorley, Larry Williams, Ron Aleks, Bill Hawley, Dave Truesdell. l57 Varsity Baseball Bill Hedger burns a fast one toward the home plate. Front row, left to right: ! ez, Roger..Vashaw, Hobart Simoson, Tom DeRo3ia, Reggie Parleijs, Fred Bernard, Bill Schuy- ler, lim Martinez. J Stan on Domke, Dave Paffel, .Larry Qdh, Norm tjoenes, Ken MFKee, Franli' McMurray, Jerry Steinhauer, Bill Hedger, Jim ClaXL Mgr. - t 1 i ' S iom DeRosia stretches to re ceive the wide one over fir: base. Larry Fidh is waiting to hit that home run. .5 L AK w X. g X A 4 Q 1 rf W 'X Q. , A lk U - ,, 4 B5 X . A 4. Y . 5 . X A ' Q ' if L . f.M,,3,qT R A 5 5x '- S' U is-Q5 ,W WW? , . 1 My xsg K 3 K ' Q y N .sf X XXX 'Q .. , Table Tennis Champ Single: Pat Holmes Girls' lnframural Caplains First row, left to right: Darleen Taylor, .Ruth Taylorp Judy Dittmarg Judie Hill, Barb Hub- .bardgy Sharon Van Newkirky Karynylompreyg Janice Menney Qeorgia Grissel. Setoncl row: Helena Donaheeg Pal Fowlerg Beverly Gasperg Carol Larabeeg Sharon Phelpsg Janice Johnsfoneg Connie Michelsg Terry Birkg Ju'dy Hough, Jugly Dormanen. Third row: Geraldine Bodnarg Lois Smithg Jackie Mitchellg Susan Lindermang Pat Wyrab- kiekwiczg Par Saboiennp Wanda Smith, Carol Craffyg Donna Bechtelg Olg-a Askg Carol Kubitskeyg Par Hawthorne. ' Fourth row: Gail Vanderburgg Pauline Hunterg Helen Mountsg Joan Wolff Linda Pauly Caroline Schonschackp Ann Parisi Ann Burtg LBarb Knutson, Marilyn Love, Karen Kraus. l60 Bowling Champ Girls' Intramural Captains ni First row, left to right: Nancy,uMarting Pat,Luckettp Donna Heppnerf Shirleyakoodp Carolyn Elliottg Jean Westtallg Nancy Carly Ruth Ardelean. ' ' Second' row: Gayle Rockwell, Judy Sowersg Sallie Jacobsf 'Judy Leathermang Molly Lyonsp Judy Kingg Ruthie Scotty Karen Galleglyg Doris Hiveley. Third row: Betty Ellsworthg Beverly Patterson, Wanda Smith, Donna Romaineg Sue Sorrellsg Martha Fiteg Dody Wolffordg Lynne Park, Diane Van Der Voort. Fourth row: Joanne Youngg Margie Perry, Sandra Kerwickg Carolyn Woody Judy Millerp Joan Dittmar. ' l6l Volley Ball Intramural Champs Gladys Hughes, Irene Palmateer, Sharon McClellan, Pauline Hunter, Sharon Van Newkirk, Capt., Donna Fogarty, Ruth Taylor, Barbara Quinn, Janice Wohlfeil Bowling Kay Tropp, Sandra Brazil, Bev Patterson 162 4 1 l Basketball N A V If A X. 3 Q, ,, U ,uf I A' 5 - 5X l xg i X , , . A , y A ax' l el it 5- , ,li l g ll gi v K ' K fy x i Pauline Hunter, Irene Palmateer, Donna Fogarty, Sharon Van Newkirk. On ladder Sharon McClellan, Ruth Taylor, Barbara Quinn, Capt. Table Tennis Ruth Taylor, Barbara Quinn 163 4 Acllvllles 4 X ill, The road to fun is a busy one at Wayne High, but the directions are many and ever-changing. Many times it is an uphill climb with no clue as to what lies over the next rise, except that previous ex- cursions have taught us that opportunity tor plays, dances,,assemblies, and the like, are plentiful and worthwhile, and time spent in them flies swiftly . . . HM nllllp' O -,,4- -1 HARVEY Presented by The Dramatics Club CAST Myrtle Mae Simmons ,...,. ....,.,....,. P enny Britton Veta Louise Simmons .......i. ,.... ..,...t,...., W a nda Smith Elwood P. Dowd .. .,,.. ..i.i,..,......, G eorge Ramsburg Miss Johnson ,..,.............,. ..........., S haron VanNewkirk Sharon McClellan Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet ......,. .Loretta Harbison Ruth Kelly, R.N. ........,.... .i....... K arel Phillips Janice Riggs Duane Wilson ...,.......,.,.i...........r.. ............ K enneth Pas Lyman Sanderson, M.D. .........,................, Tom Munroe William R. Chumley, M.D. ,................,,...., J. D. Reed Betty Chumley ...............................,.,..4.. Barbara Copland Judge Omar Gaffney .i...... .... L loycl Bruhnsen E. J. Lofgren ....,.,.............. .Dennis Toivonen 166 ll' 7 ,1X'DNnGx-x ..,...,,....f- W,,..f,-A .V , M my Q aaa 1 Q s w 1 E .H-,f,::. i :M E M T? ,J R fi a s .' N' In ,rx , ,N H ,gp ..,, i fn ting, - w , 'F' 'H C A.. i ' K ai Q unix ia 4 H4 E' 25 Q Af I' v Q jx, I . .Q J S 'Q if . 'QR N--- , ,:. x ,gi Q- Q! ,J 'L-2. vi x A In -Q!! sl az .WF 1-:QQ rf u - is U I Q 1 fx f . a 4, . x 'n Vff T .QT X 4 gi q if' 5 JEVS' nr 'fix-'.' wi' gf, I' , .-X N54- X--' ri: The Rifle Team - Mr. Fred Gannon, Bob Moschgat, John Hargrave, Dorothy Grace, Bryan Hatfield, and Mike Boroff. Pat-a- cake, Pat-a-cake, make some goodies to feed the wolf Joni looks on in agony while her sister tells the whole truth and nothing but the truth. Calling all rooms! It seemed like this hour was not going to be interrupted, so we had to call. Mr. Barrett gives it the old college try, but Rich Radke is one iump ahead of him. si E fm +1 Well folks, it was this way . . . J.D., get that devilish look out of your eye. Mrs. Telfer makes a spectacular shot as Miss Watson, right, is so astounded that she she is going to faint. All together, now! Hey, I said Alltogetherl ,SA CM! Mr. La Frey gives corsages to the Mystery Women at the Magazine assembly. M as ----new-vu--vp I thought I should bring her home. She asked me to marry her. ' v Mrs. McMath is either too early or too late. . . 4 .,.... 1 f .... ' F MQ' Lee Smith accepts the watch won by Larry Williams in the Magazine Drive. D Randy's semester report must be good. Both he and Miss Oberlin look pleased. I wonder why they didn't look at the camera Was it the photographer? Thanks for the watch. I knew you lived there all the time. M --. ,K 1 .af For whom could this funny face be made? I hope not Mrs. Rice. lt's a birdl It's a plane! - Nope - Just Mr. Wiftke letting one fly toward the basket. Q 4 Z Q , S lt's wonderfull They always hold in jiri gangsj CSo they won't hit each The only reason the faculty members are running is that it's early in the game. Note the various fancy ballet steps. M r if X X an , , These students seem hard at work, as Mr. Higgins seems to have mislaid his big black whipl If I cIidn't know better, I'd think this hat belonged to a rabbit. Look at the holes in the hat. This is Ed Skone practicing to be a witch by iumping over a broom stick. Aw M. .Q I hope you clon't have to get to class early. I iust taped our fingers together . . . George Ramsburg tells the story of Little Bop Riding Hood, with tho accompaniment of the band. It may be the lowest score we've got, but iI's not a test, it's Mr. Gannon's score sheet. lx fault! rms a I'll bet Salvador Dali didn't have to learn all these alphabets. -- . .. .. If looks could kill, the guy on the other end of the line wouldn't be alive today. Mr. Bell directs the percussion group while they take their part in the concert. If they ever expect the machine to replace the human being, they'll have to find a machine to run it. f L s H-.xr 1 i -- ,f-' n This formula must correspond with the figure on your paper, says Mr. Thomas, the incurable optimist. Ah, mon cheri, come wiz me to the casbah! Norm looks like he'lI go as Phil seems amused by the whole thing. 'MS Fill, f 'f ' 33 is g,!:, The activity room is always filled with activity l'll bet that at the end of the world, A will be selling apples to B in Mr. Telma's math class. Miss Watson's on the ball as Judie Hill prepares to raise the net. Dorothy says that the food went right down there and disappeared. These Journalism I students put out the paper under the watchful eye of Mr. Diadiun. What goes up must come down. Except that in the case of the teachers, they come down faster. Q Mrs. Dasher lifts the ball over the net as Mrs. Marks, left, does a bit of cha-cha. All right, you guysl If l see one more I like Elvis button, out you go. Look how the resource room helps Mrs. Hull to be resourceful. Linda Craig resolves to be like her. In the summer, this walk from the annex is wonderful. In the winter Wanda explains to Connie that the fish was that big, as George puts the heist on a fur l'll never get my hands on this much dough again. C08 Sf. Now you listen to me, I tell you that rabbit story sounds mighty fishy. Hey, youl Momma F 1 I never saw a typewriter that makes so many mista kes. i Q 5 5 Q He told us this was a co-op class, but he gets mad when I cooperate on a test. 5 -- 2 . I I Now iust a dog gone minute here. You can't do that to a friend of mine. Look at that tempus fugiting on the wall. I wonder if Mrs. Rice will notice if I sit down for iust a minute. don't allow that in herel I hear that a girl tainted in the crowded halls, and had to walk down two floors before there was room enough to fall. ,,f 7 MANY MCONS PRODUCTION STAFF Director , ........,......,.... . Assistant Director Assistant Director Business Manager Stage Managers A Sound Technicians Light Technicians Prompters ...... A. Rice .....,.......Randy Anderson LaLonde , ..,. .,...,,..... D ennis Toivonen ..,.,.,.....Karen Lomprey George Ramsburg John Frayer Judy Hill ............Dave Truesdell Tom Bieleieski ..........Sharon Gunther Lynne Brown Pat Tompkins Cathy Lomprey 182 CHILDREN'S THEATER CAST Cynicia, the Chamberlain's wife .......... Karen Jewell Royal Nurse ......,,......,...........,,,,....,...,,...,....,..,.,... Barbara Copland Rulh Taylor Lord High Chamberlain ...,.... ..,.,.,.,.....,...,.,.....,....... K en Pas Royal Wizard ...........,,...,.,.............,..,.. . David Zuckerman Paretfa, the Wizard's wife ........,.. .... ........ L i nda Smith Malhematician ...,.................,..,...... ..,........... M ike Belt Jester .....,..,,,..........,...... ............ J im Marfin Princess Lenore ,.....,....,.. King , .,.. ,........... . .,,.......................,... . Goldsmith's Daughter ,.,.,.,... .......,Patricia Riggs .....,.,.Tom Munroe ...........,Joan Morgan Patricia Luckett 183 in fix' ii. 14 mi ge1..,,,,.,--- A 0 Q, M4 t A 2 2' 3 Q E if S it 2 5 ww W Mui 'pt ,. L.. at U Miss Cass notes that the study hall people are busily engaged in studying and is properly astounded. Arthur Murray couldn't teach me dancing in a hurry. As a matter of fact, I hear he closed his studio after me. Mrs. Martinez are any in- dication. Will I be glad when I get in the typing class with electric typewriters. I thought that chemistry only had to do with blowing up things, and mixing all that smelly iunk. Kenny explains that he was blinded by all that beauty. M855-i.. z Q- fm.: yygf ff i S if N550 , f A . ykqfmwwfgyqszf-zf.w.A' - - N, Q f .fww : ,. 5 3 fm? .f h, , Q? A ,fx ,S . 1g'fai4 Q Q, , gf x : i 1 , xl I iv. Specfafor Staff Editor-in-Chief ..,... Business Manager , ..... . Sponsor ,.,.. . ..,,.,...,,......,. .. 187 Advertising Manager ......... Photography Editor ..,,... IRENE LA FORTUNE ..i.......,.Theodora Krueger .,.,.,4,.lrene LaFortune r.........,..Jane Bailey .............Janef Perciful Diadiun Hi, I in ' 1' njwszvffwf-w L E F ill The store by the side of the road deserves mention on two counts. One, it is part of all of the things which make up a community, and two, it has con- tributed immeasurably to the completion of this annual. Without the aid in the form of advertising in this book, it would have been a rocky road, indeed. But let it not be forgotten that it is a two-way street, since we are certain that in return for that support we will repay many times our debt by our continued patronage. 'ufnllmh S 1,! ,A o' ff iff, xx xx ' I ..- 'L .2 'F Q X x , STuart's Apparel Shoppe , , , R. F. Hutcherson, lnc. Nationally Advertised Merchandise . ' HH f ll Misses 81 Junior Dresses 81 Coats Ome O Mercury 35136 Michigan Avenue Wayne, Michigan 35508 Michigan Avenue Wayne, Michigan Wayne Eagle S'rein's An Associated Newspaper Flower Shop and Greenhouses 35162 Michigan Avenue Wayne, Michigan 42158 Michigan Avenue Wayne, Michigan 190 g .,,.X .,, M., Q ,Q 4 -'Q Fisher's Shoes Recorclland Your family shoe store PArkway 2-0885 3611 S. Wayne Road Wayne, Michigan 3015 Wayne Road Wayne, Michigan 'N ' .i gi ,-pf iii Qu , Q' ,.-S .f S' ci , 1 K 8 'Y -iz Western Auto ' Assoc. Store pharmacy Auto Parts 81 Accessories Hopen seven days a Weeku Toys - Sporting Goods - Hardware PArkway 1-7141 3158 Wayne Road Wayne, Michigan 2903 Wayne Road Wayne, Michigan 191 n i 0'Brien's Drug Store 35017 Michigan Avenue Wayne, Michigan Wayne Music Center Music And Photographic Supplies 35146 Michigan Avenue Wayne, Michigan Ruth's Beauty Salon Five operators to serve you PArkway 1-5847 3856 Wayne Road Wayne, Michigan g oz! Milt Humphries Menswear Tuxedo Rentals 35228 Michigan Avenue Wayne, Michigan Fisher's Cleaners Gladsfone's OldesT Cleaner in Wayne Hcleaners of Qualllyu The Family Shoe Sfore ' 35123 Michigan Avenue - Wayne, Michigan 3702 Wayne Road ai Park ST. Wayne, Michigan Wayne Bank Clarence Bell, Inc. Membefof Sales 8' Service Federal Reserve System FORD Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Savings Interest TX, 84 QVQCX, Cars -- Trucks 35497 Michigan Avenue Wayne, Michigan 5alU'daY HOUVS 942 193 Ford's Photo Service Commercial Portrait - Weddings Copy Work -- Custom Finishing 3711 Biddle Across from Wayne Bank Wayne, Michigan A. S. Poole, Inc. Your DESOTO - PLYMOUTH DEALER 35021 Michigan At Wayne Road Daniel Higgs, President H. E. Riggs, Vice-President Used Cars -- Bargain Lot 32422 Michigan At Hubbard ' i Lazar's Clothing 8s Sportswear For Men 81 Boys 3628 Washington Street Wayne, Michigan .l. E. Dowling Drugs Prescriptions 8i Cosmetics Pmkwsy 1-3222 3620 S. Wayne Road Wayne, Michigan Wayne Dispatch Michigan Bell Telephone Co. For best coverage of sports and hoo' activities A friendly place to work 35010 s si f wayne, Michigan Ply 9984 831 Penniman Plymouth, Michigan D A l PaVaaiit91,E gi i Dairy Queen Wayne 3007 Wayne Road Wayne, Mi h'g 5 C S 5 .Oo 35156 Michigan Avenue Wayne, Michigan 195 Riggs Wholesale Grocer Wayne Federal Savings 81 Loan 35150 Michigan Avenue Wayne, Michigan 35622 Michigan Avenue Wayne, Michigan A ' 123 W. Michigan Ypsilanti, Michigan PArkway 1-7020 103 W. Lafayette Detroit, Michigan ' -iii H QSY: Muholland Dry Goods Co. Corner of Michigan Avenue 8. Wayne Road PArkway 1-8902 Serving Wayne for 38 Years Uhr Funeral Home Mantous Uht 81 Harold Rediske 35030 Main Street Wayne, Michigan Business Patrons Lebaron Motor Sales S. S. Kresge Company Sam Barone Jewelry Johnson's Bakery Ed's Barber Shop Ed Carpenter Sales 8g Service Smith Office Supplies Hook's Cleaners W. L. Gates Furniture Co. F Title .......... Foreword .....,............. Index 1 2 Table of Contents .......,..................,,.,.......... ,.... 3 Administration and Faculty Divider ....... .....,.. 4 -5 Administration Pictures .......,..,...,..,...., ........ 6 -7 Faculty Pictures ....................................,.. .......... 8 -12 Cooks and Custodians ........ ......... 1 3 Senior Divider Pages ........... 14-15 Class History ..............,...........,.. ..,...... 1 6 Senior Executive Board ........ ......... 1 7 Senior Pictures ............... 18-51 Honor Seniors Honor Students ........... 52 53 Fall Frolic ...................... 54-55 Senior Play .....................,.. 56-57 Senior-Faculty Game ........ 58-59 Memorial Page .............,...... 60-61 Underclass Divider Pages .....,.............................,.....,............... 62-63 Junior Executive Board and Class History ..................... 64 Junior Pictures ............. ................,......................,..........,.......... 6 5-71 Junior Play ......................................................,.............,......... ....... 7 2-73 Sophomore Executive Board and History ........,. ......... 7 4 Sophomore Pictures .........,......................................,..... .....,. 7 5-82 Sophomore Activities ..... ............................................. ......... 8 3 Freshman Executive Board and History ...,.... ...,.......... 8 4 Freshman Pictures .................................................... ....... 8 5-95 Clubs and Organizations Divider ........... ....... 9 6-97 Math Club ..........................................,...... ,...... 9 8 French Club .......................................... ....... 9 9 'Spanish Club .............,.................... ....... 1 00 Future Nurses of America .. 101 Modern Dance .......................... ....... 1 02 Pep Club ...... ........... . . 103 Dramatics Club ........... .. 104 Chorus ........................ .. 105 Rifle Club ............. .. 106 Fencing ......... .. 107 Library ......... .. 108 Science ..................................................................... ....... 1 O9 Future Homemakers of America ........... .,..... 1 10 Hi-Lite ..........................................A................,....... ....... 1 11 Honor Society ........ 5 .. 112 Varsity Club ....... .. 113 S413-M-: r -, Latin Club .....,..,., G.A.A. ................,.,..... , Service Club .......... Band ...............,.,..... Co-op Club ....,... Debate ............. Thespian ..,... Panel ..................... Key Club ............,.... Student Council ....... Speakers Bureau ....... Dance Band .......,..........,..........,... Hi-Y ............................,......................... Future Teachers of America Audio-Visual .......,..,...................... Photographers ..... Chess Club ............................. Varsity Cheerleaders ......... Reserve Cheerleaders ........,. Freshman Cheerleaders ..,i.. Maiorettes ............4........................ Athletic Divider Pages ......... Varsity Football ............ Reserve Football .........,.......,.... Senior Football Players .......... ....... Football Action Pictures' ,....,. ....... Varsity Basketball ....,.............. Reserve Basketball .............,.... Senior Basketball Players ..,..,... .....,. Basketball Action Pictures ......... ....... Cross Country and Tennis Track and Golf ........................ Baseball ........................................i. Boys Intramural Captains Girls Intramurals Captains Girls Intramurals Sports ............ ....... Activity Divider Pages ...... Dramatics Club Play ........... Junior Prom ............,..................... ....... Donkey Basketball Game ......... ....... Activities .....................,................ Spectator Staff ............... Advertisement Dividers ........ Advertisements ....................... Business Patrons Index ...... Index ........ Fa rewell ....... 114-115 116-117 118-119 120-121 122-123 124 126 125 127 128 129 130 131 132 .. ........ 133 134 135 136 137 .. ........ 138 139 140-141 142 143 144-145 146-149 150 151 152-153 154-155 157 .. ........ 158 160-161 162-163 164-165 166-167 168-169 170-171 172-186 187 188-189 190-196 ............ . 197 198 199 Q- fn 3. JVJILUERL- ' fi a -ll but t f -4, as a. fx-, Y' , A ' 4 -f i' ,,.. me . , I- -,,' TH, U N On behalf of the Spectator climax our high school career indebted to everyone who have been, because every detail Our thoughts will always be to inspire us to edit the best and treasure this book for many to thank all those who book. We are the task 6 to the and counselors who yet We sincerely hope you will enioy come. I could not close without possible with their never .ending Art and their representative, Mr. who designed our cover, The S. K. and John H. Dekker 81 Son Binders. to those who have made this book l would like to thank Litho- Powell Studios, Mr. J. Telfer, over Manufacturing Company, help. Krueger P , W in M , -fi - -...i 'l Q 79 Q9 ggi? 29 s Pesfe Piieture Here! W 1iE0' S e 9M 73 GK t 'iywji we' SL . ex f,i!f.fV,wQiviQ2g, V ,W el? is e of J' 5,399 fe 6 we sa Si., ... F157 ..... F.......Lg.,L4C.. Q fp W QW . ww you have fha? 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