1947 Mackenzie High School Yearbook in Detroit, Michigan * The Stag 1947

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The 1947 Stag

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Detroit, Michigan (Wayne County, MI)

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JUNE
MACKENZIE HIGH SCHOOL
DETROIT, MICHIGAN
1947
MR. JOSEPH F. PINNOCK
First Row: Grace McPherson, Ruth Cap-
lan, Anne Leszczynslti.
Second Row: Rex Carletti, Helen
McCarthy, Victor Sugar.
Last Row: Orvil Heft, Catharine Water-
bury, Theodore Martin.
Not Pictured: Harlie Catherman.
MR. EDWARD J. McRAY .
Administration
Mackenzie has always been fortunate to have such outstanding
men and women in its administration. Although our principal and assistant principal, Mr. Joseph Pinnock and Mr. Edward McRay, have been
here but a short time, they have shown a great interest in all our school
activities and have become friends of each of us. Although some of
us have been at Mackenzie longer than either Mr. Pinnock or Mr. McRay,
we have only praise for their way of governing us, the student body.
For three years they have listened to our problems and helped us. We
hope that they are as pleased with us as we are with them.
1%/
BECKER, BERNICE
BLUMENTHAL, JOSEPH (Dept. Head)
CLARK, OLIVIA
FORD, RAYMOND
FORSHEE, GLENDORA
GIBBONS, GRANGER
GOLLWITZER JANICE
HOLTZMAN, JEAN
HALLAM, THOMAS
KEENAN, ALBERT
LOGAN, MAE
MAHER, MARGARET
MECKLER, BEN
MOLL, RENATA
MOON, CECILE
NOLAN. ELIZABETH
OLIVER, LEORA
POLK, SAMUEL
ROSENAU, ARTHUR
SARGENT, HELEN
SMITH, MELVYN
STOELT, ERVILLA
THUMIN, JACK
TROMBLEY, BEATRICE
English
SENIOR SPEAKERS'
BUREAU
Front Row: S. Zolotoff,
(Corr. Sec.) i L. Zolo-
toff, (Rec. Sec.), M.
McLelland, (Pres.), H.
Schaidler, (Vice-Pres.),
P. Durham, A. Grinnell.
Second Row: J. Skelly, J.
Mazei, L. Ferrance, D.
Wagg.
Back Row: B. Driggers,
(Trees.), M. Botti, R.
Ford, (Sponsor), J. Mo-
ran, C. Wentworth, M.
Miller.
SENIOR SPEAKERS' BUREAU
Heralds of the news, Mackenzie's famed
orators, are members of the Speakers' Bureau.
Headed by Mr. Raymond Ford, both the
junior and the senior clubs have always been
able to furnish speakers to advertise and pro-
mote various drives and similar events during
the term. Several members were selected to
speak at various general assemblies through
the year.
MACKENZIE RADIO
"On the air" and the student announcer
brings you the news of the week from Mac-
kenzie's own radio station, M.R.U.
The students of Miss Glendora Forshee s
second-hour radio class alternate in producing the weekly broadcasts. When they are
not preparing the Monday programs, they
enjoy producing and directing their own plays.
Some members of the radio class have
been selected to appear in Board of Education shows over local stations.
MACKENZIE RADIO
UNIT
First Row: K. Ruddy, M.
Lynn, N. Geraci, R. Williams, T. Weiss, M. Beat-
tie, R. Brawner, B. Tas-
ker. B. Huey.
Second Row: M. Farquhar,
H.    Banciu, K. Tindall, K.
Miholevich, N. George,
V. Walters, B. Cornelius,
D. Lockrey, R. Wagner.
Third Row: M. A. Orlick,
D. Drob, M. Gomez, R.
Refalo, E. O'Riordan, B.
Grotsinger, R. Koscielny,
I.    Walinske, E. Spaeth.
Fourth Row: I. Phillips, D.
Slaker, G. Hopping, N.
Nicolay, J. Schaffer, D.
Balnaves, B. Morgan, B.
Moore, J. Moran.
Back Row: R. Mehal, J.
Skelly, J. Falconbridge,
P. Clysdale, G. Forshee
(Sponsor), W. Cooper,
J.    Day, D. Singer, R.
Cady.
12B Play
Tryouts, rehearsals, props, memorizing .. . opening night... and mark down
another theatrical smash hit. Move over,
Broadway — here comes Mackenzie
with Cyrano! Cyrano de Bergerac, produced by the I2B class and directed by
Mrs. Faith Gray, was presented in April
when it proved itself to be a successful
laugh provoker as well as a tear jerker.
The first duel in Mackenzie's history was
staged in this production. The cast of
the five-act comedy by the French dramatist, Edmond Rostand, was headed by
Don Mixon as Cyrano. The feminine
lead, Roxanne, was played by Dolores
Becker on the first night. Hope Schaidler was Roxanne at the Saturday night
performance.
David Mackenzie High School
presents
Cyrano de Bergerac
by Edmond Rostand
Directed by Faith Gray
Orchestra - - - Carl Senob
Organist - - - Harry Bunnell
Stage Designer - Kenneth Chapin
April 18-19, 1947
8:00 P.M.
SCENES
(The first four acts 1640; the
fifth in 1655)
FIRST ACT: A Performance at the
Hotel de Bourgogne.
Intermission: 2 minutes
SECOND ACT: The Bakery of the
Poets.
Intermission: 5 minutes
THIRD ACT: Roxanne's Kiss.
Intermission: 10 minutes
FOURTH ACT: The Cadets of
Gascony.
Intermission: 2 minutes
FIFTH ACT: Cyrano's Gazette.
STAGE CREW
Front Row: M. MacLeod (Stage Manager), K. Cha-
pin (Tech.), B. Bailey (Ass't Stage Manager)
Second Row: P. Wolfe, J. Nicolay, W. Priege, A.
Stever.
Third Row: R. Beavis, A. McLelland, A. Gramm, W.
Cuffe, W. Groh.
Fourth Row: A. Doble, J. Stevens, N. Nicolay, M.
Lagas.
Fifth Row: B. Glass, A. Hendra, A. Doba.
Sixth Row: C. Clark, E. McMahon, F. White.
Back Row: W. Wilson, J. Grant.
STAGE CREW
From behind the scenes we find the
unsung heroes of our auditorium activities.
Yes, they are the members of the stage
crew. They were responsible for construct-
ing the risers used in the concert, arranging
the stage properties for the play, and de-
veloping the lighting effects desired at our
assemblies. These boys are technicians
who deserve our applause.
DIAL STAFF
Front Row: F. Sincock (Head Photographer), G. Gibbons (Sponsor),
V. Emerson (News Editor), B. Gibson (Editor-in-Chief), J. Hendrie
(Ass't Editor), J. Stocker (Feature Editor), P. Munch (Circulation
Manager), K. Tindall (Business Manager).
Second Row: W. Anderson, M. Cilibraise, J. Collins, N. Wright, V.
Steslicki, F. Tripoli A. Grinnell, B. Hensley, M. Bailey, G. DiCesare.
Third Row: J. Krause, S. Edwards, J. Anderson, J. Daley, P. Durham,
H. Casey, S. Terreberry, B. Jones, L. Ferrance, J. Moulton.
Fourth Row: S. Chaldekas, L. Steinhardt, L. Gragg, J. Dever, M. Stev-
ens, B. Balio, B. McClure, B. Zuk, M. Marria, M. Will.
Fifth Row: H. Wholihan (Sponsor), V. Shaw, C. Wentworth, M. See-
ger, J. Anderson, M. Gubbins, H. Nazarkewicz, B. Jaynes, M. Bengts-
son, J. Cannon, B. Stevens.
Sixth Row: D. Day, B. Barton, S. Beisiegel, J. Bourg, P. Guqelyk, B.
Burgoyne, N. Benson, E. Henshaw, B. Harms, J. Wahl.
Seventh Row: D. Wyckoff, A. Doble, W. Bayless, R. Baumgardner, G.
Harley, R. Chamberlain, R. Knes, A. Doba, L. Eaton, R. Parks.
DIAL STAFF
If you happened to be wandering down the second
floor—any school day, of course—and wondered what
the commotion was at the end of the corridor, it was, no
doubt, the Dial staff trying to beat their deadline. The
staff, which numbers more than fifty students, is divided
into three departments: news, feature, and photography.
The work of each department is split up according to each
member's own particular talents. The Dial is the only
high school magazine in Detroit and has won highest
recognition from two national press associations. Once
every month we look forward to "Dial Day" when we
reap the fruits that came from all that hub-bub at the
end of the corridor.
STAG STAFF
Front Row; S. Polk (Sponsor) A. Karr (Editor), D. Rydin (Ass*t Ed.),
H. Eiges (Sponsor).
Second Row: M. Harbridge, S. Ude, B. Beaufait, L. Hauk, E. Swan,
T. Musolino, N. Moulton.
Third Row: B. Turnbull, R. Williams, V. Koch, D. Orlich, S. Davidson,
D. Wagg, E. Barrett.
Fourth Row: A. Nymberg, B. Black, P. Kingston, P. Schmitt, S. Eakins,
A. Hahnenkratt, B. Truman.
Back Row: M. Barrett. M. Yaremy, H. Gregor. C. Gillece. D. Wyckoff.
B. Taft, L. Hammond.
STAG STAFF
’’Get that write-up in!" "We've got to sell more STAGS!"
these familiar phrases have been ringing in the ears of the mem-
bers of the STAG STAFF for the past semester. Our two enthusi-
astic sponsors, Mr. S. Polk (Editorial Advisor) and Mr. H. Eiges
(Business Advisor) have constantly been on the job to give us that
extra bit of "encouragement."
Even though many of the staff members are new this semes-
ter, they have all done excellent work in their respective jobs.
The problem of group arrangement, write-ups, photographs, art,
and the general arrangement of the STAG, constitute the bulk of
the work of this staff. ■
Perhaps that over-enthusiastic STAG salesman has literally
driven you mad trying to sell you that STAG, or that "extra STAG."
But now, as you thumb lightly through these pages — doesn't it
seem worth it!
JUNIOR USHERS
Front Row: P. Harris, (Vice-Pres.), M. Cuddy, [Sec.), J. Atkinson (Head
Usher), B. Muckier (Sponsor), B. Jones (Pres.), M. Gubbins (Sgt.-at-
Arms], J. Kirkwood (Trees.). n ... _
Second Row: G. O’Connor, P. Rippe, J. Koltyk, S. Ude, O. Chahkas. G.
Pytel, A. Askins, J. Sulewski, L VanGuilder, S. Sere"°u _py d. Rem-
Third Row: D. McLaughlin, P. Gress, H. Geithner, •
becki, M. McCloskey, P. Gabriault, A. Bove, N. _UpjU|;ng. F. Proven-
Fourth Row: N. Cudini, M. Fitipatrick, D. Backus,
zano, G. Provenzano, I. Miles, N. Gress, P. Smi • Dob o, er-
Back Row: R. Cole, L Cockburn, F. Puddy. A- '
rard, B. Harms, P. Schmitt, J. Cannon.
SENIOR USHERS
Front Row: G. Harley (Pres.). B. McKinnie (V. Pres.). J. Stock.r (Head
Usher). B. Dul (Sec.). , . , „ ...
Second Row: R. Salhaney. S. Bartram. N. Wright. R. Wagner. V. Semivan,
J Fish. S. Sincock, A. Tregembo. I. Baker.
Third Row: M. Malkovich, E. Morgan, B. Fogarty, P. Durham, L. Kirker,
D. Collins, V. Allen, F. Feery, A. Karr, F. Genson.
Fourth Row: A. Proctor, C. Burbank, L. Quigley, A. Fletemier, £. Birkby.
J. Anderson, J. Legel, P. DeWolf, V. Koch.
Back Row: M. Quigley, J. Young, A. Woods, G. Sattorly. J. Anderson, E.
Jacks, G. Baity, S. Weeks, N. Gregor, H. Puddy.
USH^®S
The bell rings! . . . Dash to your locker . . . throw in your
books . . . slide down the bannister and arrive at the audi-
torium door in time for a cheery, little usher to leer at you
and slam the door in your face. Inaugurating their new
policy of starting with the bell, the junior and senior ushers
took a huge task upon themselves. Armed with many new
members, the guardians of the auditorium are on the march
to make our programs as fine as possible.
Social Science
Bailey, Harold
Brasie, Geraldine
Campbell, LeRoy
Dowling, Clara
Echlin, Catherine
Eiges, Herbert
Grigg, Albert
Heaviland, Clarence
Hobbs, Bertha
laggi, Alice
Norton, Katherine
Postula, Walter
Ryman, Rachel
Schreiber, Paul (Dept. Head)
Smafield, William
Tonkin, Helen
Totten, Mary
Young, Joseph
(Not Pictured)
Byrne, Mary Louise
I2B CONGRESS
Front Row: E. Barrett, M. Reed, N. Wright, R. Horey.
Second Row: J. Bourg, A. Molis, B. Burgess, C. Clisdal.
Back Row: D. Sharp, D. Waatti, F. Kenerson, M. Jurosek.
12B CONGRESS
Another of the student gov-
erning bodies of Mackenzie is
the active I2B Congress. This
group, under the direction of
Miss Janice Gollwitzer, was re-
sponsible for planning the tra-
ditional I2B-I2A dance given
for the graduates, and the suc-
cessful I2B play.
This group has spent many
hours to plan successfully the
activities that have provided
pleasant memories not only for
the 12B's, but also for the re-
maining student body.
11A
CONGRESS
The representatives
of the I IA class under
the supervision of Mr.
Gerald Baysinger, form
a very able congress.
Their president, Robert
Moore, presides at the
meetings where they
discuss the ideas
brought from their
homerooms concerning
class activities. The real
object of the congress
is to teach the members
how to govern success-
fully.
HA CONGRESS
Front Row: J. Naslund, G.
Herrscher, R. Bryce, D.
Montcalm, S. Conser.
Second Row: N. Roberts,
H. Glodowski, S. Jakust,
M. Rhoads.
Third Row: M. Eliuk, B.
Moore, B. Nelson, B.
Phenix, R. Parks.
Back Row: D. Wyckoff, G.
Baysinger (Sponsor), G.
Tindall, R. Bergerson.
I IB CONGRESS
11B CONGRESS
The I IB Congress, sponsored by Mr.
Jacob Thumin, is a forward-looking or-
ganization. Planning activities to ac-
quaint the members of their class with
one another, the congress has made the
I I B's a unified group. Headed by their
president, Beverly McClure, the con-
gress has brought in speakers that could
best help them to draw up plans for ac-
tivities in the best Mackenzie tradition.
Front Row: 0. Shuster, B. Pushman. B. McClure (Pres.). D. Orlich.
Second Row: M. Yaremy. J- Thumin <SPonsorh A- Leirstein (Sec.).
Third Row: J. Murphy. J. ®erholcl' A‘ Andrews- K- B'*d*
STUDENT COUNCILS
Out of the hustle and bustle of the student councils there emerge
many suggestions for the improvement of Mackenzie. The Junior Coun-
cil is composed of ninth and tenth graders and the Senior Council is
made up of eleventh and twelfth graders. Besides the regularly elected
students from the homerooms, there are also honorary members.
During the meetings, when a suggestion or complaint is brought to
their attention, a committee is appointed to handle the matter. As
soon as the committee has done all within its power to correct the situa-
tion, it reports back to the council, and then in turn to the homerooms.
Through this procedure, innumerable things have been accomplished
that have contributed greatly to the success of our school.
JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL
Front Row: C. Maier (Sponsor), P. Schmitt (Recording Sec.), J. Atkin-
son (Treas.j, M. Will (Pres.), H. Clark (V. Pres.), J. Crossett (Cor-
responding Sec.). C. Heaviland (Sponsor).
Second Row: J. Cantrell, J. Green, P. Gira, T. Musolino, J. Molley, R.
Wood, S. Ude, T. Baldwin, G. O'Connor.
Third Row: W. Kaye, R. Brunette, A. Kirkwood, E. Crutcher, J. Snyder,
B. Cornelius, L. McGregor, G. Gibbs, D. McLeod.
Fourth Row: S. Eakins, P. Kingston, B. Jones, L. Lucas, G. Schwanz,
J. Smart, J. Ide, J. McGehee, J. Kirkwood.
Back Row: W. Fullerton, B. Stevens, C. Messner, J. Pechukitis, R. Peter-
son, J. Oliver, H. Vaughan, B. Lunn, J. Moore, B. Bell.
SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL
Front Row: M. Beresh (Sponsor), D. Mixon (Pres.), P. Caplan (Vice
Pres.). A. Grendahl (Rec. Sec.), M. Miller (Treas.), J. Daley (Cor-
res. Sec.), H. McCarthy (Sponsor), E. Nolan (Sponsor).
Second Row: H. O'Neal, S. Petersen, G. Morris, T. Boyer, M. Prince,
M. Patterson, W. Holzer, A. Grinnell, P. Robak, E. Sewell, C. Walk-
er, M. Radford.
Third Row: R. Valleau, A. Tregembo, M. Hagerty, S. Edwards, R. Wag-
ner, V. Semivan, D. Short, E. Verges, M. Vassallo, J. Moran, I. James.
Fourth Row: D. Wagg, P. Durham, C. Loose, E. Selmeczy, J. Gustav-
son, B. Bledsoe, B. Dunbar, Y. Hamilton, J. Stocker, D. Wood, G.
Brehler, M. McLelland.
Fifth Row: J. Cahn, C. Wentworth, B. MoncriefF, W. Carter, F. Mos-
kos, J. Bryden, J. Bourg, S. Davidson, J. Wardell, J. Moran, J. Ren-
nie, R. Bryce.
Sixth Row: J. Graubner, M. Heil, L. Woods, L. Swartz, M. Nagel, J.
.. Huysken, N. Henry, L. Zolotoff, S. Zolotoff, H. Schaidler, R. Werner
Back Row: G. Humphry, K. Poye, D. Singer, G. Harley, T. Carl B
Driggers, F. Kenerson, G. Mann, R. Boman, R. Knes, N. Gregor J
Seigle.
POLITICAL SCIENCE
Front Row: K. Uitti, D. Wagg, S. Edwards,
S. Mullaly.
Second Row: M. Botti (V. Pres.), B. Drig-
gers, (Historian|, B. Burgoyne (Pres.). R.
Huffman (Sec.), H. Eiges (Sponsor).
Third Row: H. Nazarlcewicz, D. Wyckoff, R.
Keen, R. Chamberlain.
POLITICAL SCIENCE
One of the newest, most original, and most
controversial organizations at Mackenzie is the Po-
litical Science Club. Its enthusiastic members
meet weekly to discuss pending political problems.
They have had prominent speakers at various
meetings or have arranged to have them lecture
at general assemblies. Only in its first year, it is
already a well-established club that is becoming
more and more popular among the students as it
becomes better known.
HUMAN RELATIONS COUNCIL
Under the sponsorship of Mr. Harold Bailey,
this club is composed of students who want to be-
come better acquainted with various nationalities,
races, and religions.
Through their series of guest speakers, they
help to promote a genuine interest in human re-
lations among the students of Mackenzie.
Because of its active programs, this club has
done much toward lessening the prejudices which
arise in a city made up of many religious and cul-
tural groups.
HUMAN RELATIONS
Front Row: C. Getty (Trees.), S. Edwards
(Pres.), H. Bailey (Sponsor), D. Wagg
(V. Pres.), N. Benson (Sec.).
Second Row: B. Hensley, E. Selmeczy, C.
^Ventworth, M. McLelland, M. Botti, G.
Purcell.
Third Row: K. Funtilt, B. Cooper, M. Ken-
nedy, T. Affholter, S. Grabhorn, M. See-
ger.
Fourth Row: A. Grendahl, R. Bryce, B.
Grey, M. Reed, H. Nazarlcewicz, R. Hor-
rocks.
Fifth Row: C. Sell, J. Anderson, P. Tailant,
M. Barrett, B. DeFoe, C. Elconov.
Back Row: R. Boman, G. Satterly, B. Drig-
gers, G. Harley, C. Scott, D. Wyckoff.
R.O.T.C. OFFICERS
The R.O.T.C. Officers Club is
composed of fifth and sixth semester
and non-commissioned officers who
wish to promote and develop leader-
ship. During the winter months the
members are found on the rifle range
studying military tactics and organiza-
tions. In the summer they solve, out
of doors, the tactical problems that
had previously confronted them in the
classroom. These cadets also serve as
instructors of new cadets.
R. O. T. C. OFFICERS
Front Row: C. Jones (2/Lt), G. Barnes (Maior), G. Satterlv (Col r
mander). H. Avenmarg (Capt.), R. Dean (Cap!.). R. Snider (Capt.jT
Second Row: G. Giacinto (Staff Sgt.), P. Zacharopoulos (2/Lt I W >
(2/Lt), D. Day (2/Lt.), D. Draper (2/Lt.). ‘ b Rob,rt‘
Third Row: L. Geyer (T/Sgt.). J. Mann (2/Lt.), W. Finlayson, (T/Sot 1 D RaJtl.
(T/Sgt.). L. Joseph, (l/Sgt.), M. Best (2/Lt.) O. Radtke
Back Row: C. London (S/Sgt. Instructor). E. Bruening (T/Sgt), D. Adams (Sgt)
S. Panzica (T/Sgt.), M. Tomczak (2/Lt). » s •/•
R.O.T.C. RIFLE
TEAM
This year Mackenzie's R.O.T.C. Rifle Team reached its ultimate
fete aide Ri,le
t bTh: hRt-„Tr;7ached by ’opf
Those members of the team who qualify are eligible to wear the
ribbon for marksman, sharpshooter or expert riflemany ° ™
SGT. LONDON, U.S.A.
R. O. T. C. RIFLE TEAM
Front Row: M. Tomczak (2/Lt., Co-capt.). F. Dennis,
(S/Sgt.), W. Roberts (2/Lt.). R. Lyon (Tech/Sgt.j.
J. Mann (2/Lt., Co-capt.).
Back Row: C. London (S/Sgt, Sponsor), G. Barnes
(Major), H. Avenmarg (Capt.), R. Dean (Capt)
P. Zacharopoulos (2/Lt.), C. Jones (2/Lt.).
Commercial
First Row: Muriel Ansted, Ernest Brock, Alice
Carroll, Golda Crawford.
Second Row: Katherine Crewdson, Mildred
Erickson, Lucille Glatzel, Dorothy Hagen.
Third Row: Marie Kjolhede, Harvey Meyer,
Gladys Moore, Norma Solomon.
Fourth Row: Grover Thomas, (Dept.Head), Flor-
ence Vincent, Ranghild Vogt, Lydia Weeks.
LOST AND FOUND
Front Row: V. Krzeminski, J. Duluk, P. Durham, B. Gibson,
V. Koch, E. Taft, B. Stevens.
Back Row: R. Salhany, P. DeWolf, I. West, S. Sincock, N.
Wright.
EARLY MORNING PATROL
Started way back in 1935, the Early Morn-
ing Patrol is still one of the most active volun-
teer organizations in the school. Under the
eagle eye of Mr. McVittie, these early birds
arrive at school at about 7:15 every morning.
Their job is to keep the students who arrive
early down on the first floor and out of the
lockers. Three service points is their only pay-
ment for their ceaseless battle with the rest
of the student body.
SECOND HAND BOOKSTORE
First Row: T. Berfollini, D. Day, G. Barr, J.
Downing, J. Mazei, V. Jachym.
Second Row: N. Ludecke, B. Schrader, S.
MacDonald, A. Dorsf, H. Kelly.
Third Row: A. Tregembo, J. Gardiner, G.
Harvey, H. Meyer (Sponsor).
LOST AND FOUND
"Everything from soup to nuts"
—that is the motto of the Lost and
Found. This busy group of students,
under the sponsorship of Mr. Myer
Beresh, can, and will, with the prop-
er identification, produce almost
any kind of trinket, book, or gar-
ment. The members of the staff are
always to be found busily returning
these lost articles to their absent-
minded owners.
EARLY MORNING PATROL
Front Row: P. Topping J. Mazei,
Wilkinson.
Second Row: B. Cameron, G. Long.
Third Row: L. Sfeinhardf, J. Bourg,
Wallace.
Fourth Row; J. Young, E. Neff.
Back Row: R. Boman, G. Barnes,
McNatt, D. Kogut.
SECOND HAND BOOKSTORE
If you have wondered what to do with that
pile of books you have left at the end of each
semester, just drop into the secluded little room
across from the library. Yes, the Second-Hand
Bookstore will be glad to take them. In addition
to this work, the staff, under the supervision of
their sponsor, Mr. Harvey Meyer, handle the
sale of concert and play tickets.
Foreign Language
FRENCH CLUB
Here is an active organization which
was founded to further an interest in
France. The members have studied her
language, people, culture, and customs.
These students are from all grades and
from all French classes. Under the super-
vision of Mrs. Muriel Robinove, their many
activities have included dramatic skits, mo-
vies, music, and occasional short trips. The
French Club has certainly proven that
learning a language can be fun.
First Row: Helen Kane, Catherine Moore, Muriel Robi-
nove, Philip Rosenthal (Dept. Head).
Second Row: Rebecca Schembeck, Mildred Sharkey,
Emilie Stern.
FRENCH CLUB
Front Row: C. Mysliwiec, B. Hensley, J. Hendrie (Vice-
Pres.), B. Gibson (Pres.), M. Robinove (Sponsor), K. Tin-
dall, (Trees.), G. Purcell, R. Salhaney.
Second Row: J. Terlesky, B. Cooper, V. Shaw, B. Gee, J«
Naudi, S. Grabhorn, L Gragg, B. Burnette, V. Sirtola.
Back Row: P. Armstrong, B. Jaynes, J. Wahl, L. Ryan, B.
Simanek, J. Collins, M. Kennedy, P. Craig.
LATIN CLUB
Anyone who has completed three or more semes-
ters of Latin is invited to join the Dionysian Club, spon-
sored by Mrs. Emilie Stern. The purpose of the club
is to stimulate an interest in the study of the classics.
The Maior Consul presides at the meetings which
are held on alternate Fridays.
LATIN CLUB
Front Row: H. Anderson, M. Keyes, L. Holmes, P. Happy, J. Roehl, J.
Dupraw, I. Kisiczke, D. Sewrey, P. Harris, G. Morris, C. Wilkinson,
J, Foster.
Second Row: P. Robinson, B. Jones, P. Mechanco, J. Moran, N. Mel-
nick, R. Seageren, A. Dallas, L. Kinsey, C. Esplen, J. Daley, L, Pul-
ver, B. Secore, A. Lindgren.
Third Row: A. Orlando, P. Kingston, P. Fair, J- Cannon, H. Schaidler,
H. Naiarkewicz, E. Stern (Sponsor), B. Barnewold. P. Turner, A.
Hahnenkrait, M. Will, J. Speier.
Back Row: A. Seiffort, J. Lattimer, J. Gasidlo. B. Wallace, J. Fatland,
A.    Doble, E. McMahon, R. Lee, B. Egg»nberger, N. Benson, E.
Emerson, L Cowan, S. Eakins.
Language
SPANISH CLUB
El Club Pan American and El Club Espanol, the two Spanish clubs
of Mackenzie, were responsible for the Pan American Fiesta, given in
the auditorium in April. At their meetings speakers have lectured on
Mexico, South America, and on Latin American customs and culture.
In addition, talks were given on Latin American music.
Each club holds meetings every second Friday, and from time to
time has had movies in Spanish which were shown in South America to
gain the cooperation of the Latin American countries during the war.
SPANISH CLUB
Front Row: A. Karr (Treasurer). J. Thompson (Secretary, G. Tindall
(Vice-President), B. Moore (President), J. Fry (President), L. Hall
|Vice-Presidentj. I. Lobato (Secretary), B. Wright (Treasurer), H.
Abercrombie (Sergeant-at-Arms).
Second Row: M. Radford, R. Jeffery. S. Ude, N. Moulton, B. Smythe.
V. Moss, D. Roy, W. Wilson, R. Piccone.
Third Row: S. James, C. Jones, J. Cacicedo, V. Barr, V. Obed, C.
Jacobs, V. Koch, J. Kirkwood, M. Muradas, A. Kirkwood.
Fourth Row: J. Polk, B. Smith,- S. Gluski. M. Smit, J. McEachin, J.
Hurley, H. Drogos, L Heidisch, L. Engeman.
Fifth Row: W. Rothemyer, C. Bryan, J. Tow, B. Bell, T. Anderson, E.
Harcourt, B. Harms, J. Watson, S. Fraser> Taft.
Sixth Row: C. Huggett, C. Getty. D. Cuthbert, M. Dossett, L White.
J.    Sandelin, R. Vanlier, A. Fleming. R. Young, B. Rausch.
Back Row: J. Gerhold, T. Simon. J- York, B. Weeks. A. Kelsey, B.
Rumpx, J. Corbett, V. McLean. D. Ebert. D. Gaither.
LIBRARY STAFF
Front Row: H. Whipple (Sponsor), V. Arndt, C. Jennens, J. Deming,
E.    Henshaw (Vice-President), J. Newton, (Treasurer), A. Tregembo
(Secretary, J. Collins, B. Hensley, E. Yabroff (Sponsor).
Second Row: A. Karr, P. Numbers, B. Singley, G. Miller, J. Palmer, J.
Moran, I. James, L. Ferrance, M. Schook, P. Munch, J. Weiler.
Third Row: B. Cooper, D. Rydin, R. Brunette, E. Karkanen, H. Stum-
mer, R. Fogarty, J. Kirkwood, S. Chaldekas, M. Marria, E. Vergos,
V. Sieslicki.
Fourth Row: J. Woods, P. Lappan, E. Reitzi, V. Allen, J. Andrews, T.
Affholter, R. Matrack, P. Fatland, D. McKinnie, S. Grabhorn, J. Hott.
Fifth Row: M. Kennedy, M. Hagerty, H. Schaidler, S. Simon, P.
Schmitt, M. Barrett, P. McCann, G. McCollum, J. Thompson, D.
Kinley.
Sixth Row: B. Sheppard, D. Brown, N. Henry, D. Bedard, A. Rzepecki,
G. Alexine, E. Birkby, M. Reed, R. Werner, C. Eaton, V. Barbera.
Back Row: J. Cannon, J. Wahl, E. Templin, P. Gugelyk, G. Satterly,
M. Petsch, J. Fatland, F. Szanti, S. Vigor.
Jane Kilgour
Ruth Bogi
LIBRARY
STAFF
The Library Staff, under the
able supervision of their two
sponsors, Miss Helen Whipple
and Mrj. Ethel Yabroff, handle
the complete circulation of
books that belong to our
school library. From the mo-
ment a book enters the library
until it is taken out, it is han-
dled by your own classmates.
Although the staff is a large
organization1, it is always glad
to welcome new people who
are interested in joining and
who meet the requirements for
membership.

Samuel Emmer
Robert Luscombe (Dept. Head)
Carl Senob
Music
GIRLS' ENSEMBLE
The Girls’ Ensemble is a group
of girls from the Mixed Chorus
who are interested in singing in
small groups. The girls sing popu-
lar and classical music, and com-
positions specially arranged for
them by Mr. Bunnell, their direct-
or and accompanist. From time
Department
BOYS' QUARTET
Winning acclaim again this semester is the
ever popular Boys’ Quartet. Singing all the old
songs such as "Dear Old Girl" and "Mississippi
Mud" really keep the boys busy. Under the able
direction and sponsorship of Mr. Harry Bunnell, the
boys have performed at song fests, parties, ban-
quets, dances, and various community programs.
to time they are called upon to
sing for various social functions.
GIRLS' ENSEMBLE
BOYS' QUARTET
M. Foley, D. Silvi, W. Bayless, B. Chamberlain
Front Row: D. Bebensee, H. Banciu, D. Hoyertz,
D. Rank, A. Backus, C. Kendeigh.
Back Row: J. Hausen, P. Thompson, A. Lucaciu, J.
Pinger, M. Rhoads, E. Carroll.
MIXED CHORUS
Participating in musical programs again this semester is the ever
popular Mackenzie Mixed Chorus. Singing for musical organizations
and radio programs has kept them extremely busy. Under the direc-
tion of "Pop" Luscombe, the chorus, along with Mr. Harry Bunnell, their
accompanist, received high honors for their performance in the May
Spring Festival.
MIXED CHORUS
Front Row: C. Kendeigh, A. Szerdi, E. Barrett, B. Friedl, D. Bebensee,
B.    Cornelius, W, Reiher, D. Silvi, D. Jenks, B. Gretsinger, M. Foley,
R. Connell, W. Slusher, B. Schaupeter, A. Chapman, J. Warner, B.
Frasch.
Second Row: B. LaLonde, E. Mano, J. Schram, A. Backus, B. Miller, D.
Balnaves, B. Nelson, A. Doble, R. Luscombe (Sponsor), E. Kraft, R.
Sharrer, H. Roberts, J. Schneider, P. Keach, L Skoniecki, M. Low-
ski, M. Wiggins, R. Kauer.
Third Row: H. Bunnell, E. Spaeth, A. Todson, D. Rank, M. Hutton, M.
Seeger, E. Squire, N. Goertz, E. Aniol, D. Slaker, E. Ullseth, R. Gal-
linat, T. Weiss, L. McGregor, D. Hoyertz, H. Banciu, A. Dadau, E.
Freer.
Fourth Row: M. Morgan, M. Rhoads, J. Pinger, M. Schultz, C. Marlett,
R. Sulkowski, L. Kingery, J. Foley, A. Woods, R. Happley, W. Bay'
less, O. Hotuedt, D. Balaskas, P. McCann, D. Edmondson, M. Mill**
ken, S. Grabhorn.
Fifth Row: B. Gibson, R. Schema, I. Mitoff, A. Molis, E. Carroll, J*
Hausen, J. Northwood, E. Parisot, R. Clark, J. Day, B. Umfleet, W.
Wilson, I. Phillips, T. Affholter, A. Leirstein, C. Tullke, J. Graham.
Sixth Row: P. Thompson, J. McCurry, F. Szanti, A. Lucaciu, E. Templin,
R. Chamberlain, J. Wozniak, A. Dreher, R. Miron, W. Billing, W.
Cooper,, J. Herrington, A. Green, J. Robertson, T. Lammerts, V.
Evans, V. Miller, C. Plofchan.
FLUTES
J. Hoffer
J. Poch
D. Hess
M. Dye
J. Holden
CLARINETS
J. Hawkins
A.    Mills
B.    Lyons
M. Pets ch
D. Wood
D. Kilpala
P. Reedy
R. Sanders
G. Eheman
F.    Hoffer
B.    Perry
G.    Purcell
C.    Stingle
BASS CLARINET
K.    Volgman
C.    Uitti
OBOES
D.    Johnson
B.    Jaynes
R. Sperlich
BASSOONS
B.    Black
A. Moretto
SAXES
J. Hawden
R. Loisel
P. Happy
TENOR.
BARITONE SAX
R. Erickson
R. Fekete
CORNETS
G. Kerr
T. Fewlass
E.    McLaughlin
J. Anderson
J. Caputo
H.    Stoelting
A. Stange
C.    Johnson
HORNS
P. Tremper
D.    Geither
R, Williams
J. Moran
F.    Sincock
D.    Littler
TROMBONES
D. Marsh
G.    Falco
T. Bolme
R. Pincomb
F. Moran
J. Garrett
BARITONES
E. Lothian
N. Sorenson
C.    Bryan
J. Falconbridge
TUBAS
L.    Peterson
C.    Wagner
D.    Mill
R. Lee
J. Floyd
PERCUSSION
B. Haw
I.    Speight
L Cockburn
J.    Popp
J. Kostrewa
DRUM MAJORS
D.    Sparks
E.    Yates
B. Knight
"A" BAND
The trumpets blare . ... The drums roll . . . . Strike up the band!
In their snappy blue and grey uniforms, the A-Band plays, marches, and
has a rollicking good time.
Under the baton of Mr. Samuel Emmer, the band is rated one of
the finest bands in the city. They have been asked to perform over
the radio in addition to their regularly scheduled activities.
Front Row: I. James, J. Papke, V. Sirtola, M. Barnes, L. Cowan, C.
Svenson, E. Heidelberger, C. Robertson.
Second Row: P. Fair, H. Zanardelli, R. Snider, P. Makara, B. Clen*
nan, J. Wolodzko, F. Feria, P. Armstrong, R. Salhaney (Piano).
Third Row: M. Hagerty, E. Stegemann, E. Molnar, E. Forst, E. Austin,
T. Stefan, D. Guzak, J. Kreekun, D. Eicholtz.
Back Row: R. Brunette, J. Cannon, B. Neil, P. O'Donaghey, B. Fitch,
P. Walker, R. Scheffler, E. Finkbeiner.
STRING ORCHESTRA
The String Orchestra has gone classical this year. Under the di-
rection of Mr. Carl Senob, these students have learned much this term
about interpreting "heavier" music. They added a more serious air
to the Spring Festival by the selection of some of their pieces.
CONCERT ENSEMBLE
Did you wonder who it was that furnished the intermission music
at the senior play? It was the concert ensemble, under the direction
of Mr. Carl Senob. This group of musicians, who are also members of
the band or orchestra, are gaining valuable experience in learning to
play in small groups.
H Zanardelli, T. Stefan, P. Makara, E. Schuckel, J. Hoffer, I. James,
CANTEEN CLUB
The Canteen Club, made up of
Mackenzie students from all grades,
planned and put on the monthly
Canteen dances and the semi-for-
mal dance in May. The Canteen
Club was the first Mackenzie organi-
zation to make a contribution, which
was $ 1,000, toward the Community
House being planned by the War
Memorial Association.
Front Row: J. Atkinson (Treasurer), M. Patterson (Vice President), M. Miller
(President), D. Short (Secretary), H. McCarthy (Sponsor).
Second Row: D. Patterson, D. Guzak, D. Levan, M. Hagerty, M. McCloskey, E.
Barrett.
Third Row: G. Kaier, J. Cartmill, C. Bannhard, E. Spaeth, J. Moran.
Fourth Row: C. Marlatt, J. Meininger, M. McLelland, J. Graham, E. Selmeczy,
J. Schneider.
Fifth Row: C. Mills, L. Hammond, P. Caplan, E. Kutchuk, D. Hess.
Back Row: H. Sohaidler, M. Yaremy, A. Henich, R. Boman, G. Jacobs, P. Wil*
liams.
ENTERTAINERS' CLUB
"Always a good show!" . . . Entertain-
ment and talent galore can be found in the
Entertainers’ Club. Dancers, singers, instru-
mentalists, impersonators, dramatists—all can
be had for the asking. This newly-formed or-
ganization, under the auspices of "Pop" Lus-
combe, has presented shows at Canteen
dances, parties, and banquets, and has pro-
vided entertainment for our song fests.
Front Row: G. Mendei, H. Vaughan (President), M. Salk (Secretary),
R. Luscombe (Sponsor), L. Maxam (Secretary), W. Bayless (Presi-
dent), R. Salhaney, J. Warner.
Second Row: J. Patersen, L. Van Guilder. R. Recchia, P. Rippe. M.
Soukup, P. Harris, N. Guzak, E. Probert, G. Purcell, J. Pryor, P.
Baker.
Third Row: P. Haley, J. Piccola, B. Cornelius. M. Happy, T. Weiss A.
Todson. A. Dadau, M. Adams, K. Tindall, J. Gibbs, J. Sxewchuk. I.
Feldman.
Fourth Row: B. Maisonville, T. Connell, M. McDonald, J. MacWillie.
M.    Fitzpatrick, D. Silvi, J. McGehee, P. O'Donaghey, S. Hagopian,
J. Lawler, P. Meink, B. Jewell.
Fifth Row: L. Steinhardt, J. Hausen, B. Clark, M. Hans, P. O'Connor,
P. Whitlow, B. Gibson, I. Percy, D. Hess, P. Kutchbr, B. Hodskin, T.
Boomhower.
Sixth Row: R. Horrocks, P. Thompson, M. Schultz, P. Turner, P. DeWolf,
E. Kraft, V. Miller, B. Newcomb, M. Gubbins, D. Hoyertz, H. Banciu,
B. Chambers, D. Rank.
Back Row: J. Taylor, A. Lucaciu, B. Wilson, J. Sellinger, R. Chamber-
lain, C. Foster, T. Teeter, A. Green, L. Wagner, C. Robertson, M.
Typinski, H. Russell.
SENIOR Y TEENS
Front Row: H. Sargent (Sponsor), P. McCann
dent), B. Ahern (Program Chairman),
President).
(Treasurer). B. Moncrieff (Secretary). M. Bailey (Presi-
J. Robertson (Service Chairman), E. Roberts (Vico-
Second Row: P. Kanhler, S. Bartram, M. Happy, F. Tripoli, G. Miller, V. Lobato.
Third Row: G. Ulrich, R. Baker, J. Naslund, J. Bryan, M. Burlingame, L. Steinhardt, M. Cleaveland.
Back Row: J. Chevalier, B. Grey, E. Roy, M. Dossett, J. Tow, W. Rothemyer.
Not Pictured: J. Poch.
HI-Y CLUB
The Mackenzie Gray Chapter of the Hi-Y is a strictly male organi-
zation, under the supervision of Mr. LeRoy Campbell. A high school
branch of the Young Men's Christian Association, it was formed to cre-
ate, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high
standards of Christian character. The name, "Hi-Y", has become sy-
nonymous with the issuing of lockers and the selling of "This is Mac-
kenzie" handbooks. The Hi-Y, however, is best known for the trophy
which it presents at the end of each term to the most valuable athlete
in the school.
JUNIOR Y TEENS
Front Row: P. Pauling (Chairman), J. McGehee (Secretary), G. McPherson (Sponsor), N. Bloom
(President), J. Schwab (Vice-President), M. Thorpe (Treasurer).
Second Row: J. Cantrell, P. Baker, G. Harvey, I. Potter, M. Udell, M. Frye, L. Van Guilder.
Third Row: E. Connell, A. Avie, E. Crutcher, G. Schilbe, S. Hagopian, L Thomas, K. Welsch, B.
Bledsoe.
Fourth Row; C. Zielke, N. Newhouse, D. Thornton, M. Smith, J. Rutherford, B. Becker, M. Margason,
M. Kauffman.
Back Row: A. Zoll, F. Provenzano, N. Bartshat, V. MacDonald, S. Huber, E. Weitschat, S. McWilliam,
D. Kuras.
SENIOR Y-TEENS
The Y-Teens' purpose "to find and give the best has proved to
be the basis for all of its activities—and a very active club it is! The
Senior Y-Teens at Mackenzie make up the blue chapter. Since all the
chapters are affiliated with the Young Women s Christian Association,
they hold many of their activities in that building. With Mrs. Helen
Sargent as sponsor, the group meets on alternate weeks and draws up
plans for programs, teas, service projects, and occasional parties. The
girls in this senior group belong to the eleventh and twelfth grades.
Hl-Y CLUB
Front Row: J. Smith, R. Bloch (Treasurer),’ T. Carl (Secretary), L Birch (Vice-President), J. Young
(President), G. Williams, D. Gates.
Second Row: E. Medelis, J. LoPrete, J. White, G. Hopping, B. Brewer, F. Moskos, L Hamilton.
Third Row: G. Emerson, M. Barackman, D. Tishler, B. Johnson, J. Bordeaux, D. Johnson, R. Horney,
R. Consiglio.
Fourth Row: D. Slaker, D. Sharp, G. Pyrros, D. Fleming, B. Weeks, M. Weeks, B. Patch.
Back Row: A. Domke, A. Benker, D. Reid, E. Labux, J. Anderson, D. Waatti, E. Reum, S. Weeks.
JUNIOR Y-TEENS
One of the busiest clubs around school is the Junior Y-Teens. The
Y-Teens are a world-wide organization and they are junior members of
the Young Women's Christian Associatior. Their purpose is to learn
to grow to be better persons in body, mind, and spirit and also to grow
in friendship with the peoples of all races, religions, and nationalities.
They are a service as well as a social organization at Mackenzie. Spon-
sored by Miss Grace McPherson, the Junior Y-Teens are girls from.the
ninth and tenth grades.
Health Education

Donald Andrews
Clarence Beeman
(Dept, Head)
Richard Frankoslci
Leo Grimes
David Holmes
Herbert Spathelf
Stefa
rS HEALTH
JUCAT&K'
OFFICfM,'
JOT M.
A. c.
VARSITY BASEBALL
Front Row: F. Bayoff, W. Roberts, K. Starbird, B. Ray, J. Russu, D. Andrews (Coach), E. Koeppen,
D. Trevas, C. Lewis.
Second Row: J. Peters, K. Groves, P. Umfleet, E. Brown, K. Mertz, J. Schuett, D. Waatti, D. Wis-
chow, L Suharski, B. Weeks, G. Ball.
Third Row: R. Gallinat, C. Cross, D. Pflieger, F. Dennis, W. Stobbe, G. Pettyjohn, B. Umfleet, B.
Clemens, B. Miller, J. Gasidlo, K. Rosevear.

BASEBALL TEAM
Batter up! — There's the windup, the pitch, and, — why, yes,
that's the Mackenzie baseball team! In the lineup we find such out-
standing athletes as Julius Russu and Jim Peters, catchers; Emil Fede-
row, Jerry Wallis, and Carl Lewis, pitchers; Bill Ray and Louis Cooper,
first basemen; Ronald Burk and Bob Moore; second basemen; Ralph
Jentsch and Don Pflieger, shortstops; Jack Loomis, third base; Ray Lane
and Ken Starbird, outfielders. Coach Andrews merits an extra round
of applause for his work.
GOLF TEAM
Three boys from last year's team are back
again this year and hope to go all the way to
the city championship. The team consists of four
varsity players and four reserve players. At pres-
ent, they are looking forward to a very successful
season.
S. Michalik (Co-Capl.) H. Wieczorek (Co-Capi.) C. W. Beeman (Coach) J. Wolodzko
G. Shiemke
CHEERLEADERS
Front Row: E. Thiell. D. Tishler. J. Wilson
Second Row: B. Symanns, B. Maclntire
CHEERLEADERS
Who are those fellows in the white slacks and blue sweaters at all
our games? WHy, yes, they're our cheering section! They've done a
good job, too. If it weren't for them, we'd never have shouted half
so loudly. Blue and gray, FIGHT, FIGHT. Who fight? We fight!
Blue and gray FIGHT, FIGHT. Rah!
RESERVE BASKETBALL
Front Row: L. Cooper (Student Manager), D. Jacobs; B. Knight
(Capt.), J. Baker, R. Frankoski (Coach).
Back Row: B. Oesferwind, L Ross, D. Haase, A, Kelsey, J. Schuett.
VARSITY BASKETBALL
Two scoring records were broken by this year's
quintef. Although the team had a mediocre season,
the team managed to collect the highest total of
points that a Mackenzie team has ever reached in
a single game. In this same game with Wilbur
Wright, Pat Clysdale netted 24 points to write a
new individual mark into Mackenzie's record books.
Pat was also honored by being chosen on an all-city
team.
This season inaugurated a new set-up in the;
schedule. Mackenzie played every metro team on
the west side once. This replaced the old system-
of meeting only the schools in the 'northwest sec-
tion. Mackenzie was victorious overSffve schools,
while losing to four.
FRESHMAN BASKETBALL
Front Row: R. Baker, S. Baresi, R. Frankoski (Coach), R. Sheridan,
D. Winey.
Back Row: B. Gaston, J. Zitney, M. Emerson, J. Smart, B. Cooper
(Student Manager).
RESERVE RASKETRALL
Some of you may refer to the reserve eagers as the
' fall guys" for the Varsity team, but this year, our junior
team came into its own by winning all but one of its
league games. Although it was eliminated in the semi-
final round by the team that later became city champs, this season was
by far the most successful a Stag reserve team has ever had. Because
of this, the boys and their coach, Dick Frankoski, deserve praise and
our hope for "good shooting" in their coming seasons. We are look-
ing to them to become champs in the future.
VARSITY BASKETBALL
Front Row: B. Nelson, R. Bergerson, G.
Clysdale, B. Eggenberger, L. Cooper
(Student Manager).
Second Row: R. Jentsch, R. Lane, A.
Domke, L. Suharski, J. Peters, J. Jones.
Back Row: W. Stobbe, R. Boyd, P. Clys-
dale (Captain), J. Anderson, J. Woz-
niak (Student Manager).
FRESHMAN BASKETBALL
Under Coach Frankoski, the Boys' Freshman Basketball Team de-
serves praise and more praise! The team lost two of its scheduled
games but fought in a way very much to its credit. Joe Zitney, cap-
tain, deserves special merit for his fine work. These twelve boys are
new to the school but they have proved themselves to be victorious
even under unfamiliar conditions. These players are the prospects for
a future varsity team—and very good prospects they are!
Front Row: R. Lopez, J. Carney, J. CoIlia*, W. Carter, B.
Moore, D. Johnson, D. Dreshar, B. Thompson, J. Gazette
(Student Manager).
Second Row: B. Knight, D. Slater, J, V/hite, H. Dyson, B.
Sirkle, M. Eliuk, D. Treves, J. Jacobs, D. Jacob*.
Third Row: J. Newton (Student ‘J
Emerson, G. Clysdale, C. Dav*
Laidlaw, L. Gloomis. I
Fourth Row; R. Burk, L. Brink, B. FT
czak, T. Burns, L. Birch, T. Andei

Srij
Edith Caswell
Marion Dunbar
HEALTH TEACHERS PANEL
Louise Goodenow
Eula Spinks
GIRLS' SWIMMING TEAM
Coached by Miss Eula Spinks, the girls'
swimming team had a very successful sea-
son this year. The mermaids, with a mini-
mum number of returning lettermen, made
an exceptionally good showing at the five
scheduled and the one practice meet. The
good team spirit and enthusiasm that exist-
ed among the girls during the entire sea-
son, was a most important factor in gain-
ing them victories. Their co-captains, Joan
Daly and Nancy Wright, are to be com-
mended for their excellent work.
Front Row: J. Cobb, B. Turnbull, N. Wright (Caph). J. Daley (Caph), S. Sincock, P. Kantzler, I.
Kotin, D. Wolfe-
Second Row: J. M. Miller, P. Cochran, M. Pantfeeder, G. Mack, J. Wilson, D. Gillice, B.
GSrahtr.
Back Row* D OrHck* M. Jones, J. Hoppe, J. Kaier, E. Barrett (Student Manager), H. Johnson, H.
1 - I
GIRLS' SPORTS
Another group of sports en-
thusiasts are the members of
the girls tennis team. These
tennis-mad girls are coached by
Miss Marion Dunbar. Their
playing schedule included com-
petition against Central, Red-
ford, Chadsey, Hamtramck,
and Cooley.
c to .a MUI., e girls basketball
Front Row: 0?. Miller, j p . ~ l C Hos-
sack. S. Sincock. °nser. R. Cameron, N. Wright (Co-Capt). F. Feery (Co-CaptJ.
Second Row: J. Stocker, B kj a- c (Man-
ager), B. Gardner, B. jJ^K'nnie, Johnston, E. Caswell (Sponsor), A. Bonata, . g
Back Row: B. Moncrieff, a o . - . • i c
• ^ackenberg, B. Harms, D. Boike, D. Theisen. S. Beisiegel, E. Salve
GIRLS’ TENNIS TEAM
Front Row: M. Udell, N. Bloom, M. Prince, S. Mann, P. Sale, S. Sincock, J. Rutherford, M. Proulx.
Second Row: B. McKinnie, B. Gardner, B. Moncrieff, R. Cameron, E. Saunders, J. Stocker, H. John-
son, L. Gragg.
Back Row; P. Schmitt, V. Kneminski, J. Fitch, D. White, D. Wood, L. Smith, M. Miller, M. Stevens,
S. Beisiegel.
The Girls' Basketball Team
was coached this year by Miss
Edith Caswell. Although the
Stagettes proved victorious in
only two games out of their
six-game season, they fought
hard until the final whistle.
They overpowered Cass and
Redford, and lost to Cooley,
Northwestern, Southwestern
and Western.
Aptekar, David
Basmadjian, Yervant
Beck, Louise
Beresh, Myer
Berg, Hilda
Casemore, Lulu
Covey, Blanche
Davis, Webster
Dilbeck, James
Elzey, Lydia
Harris, Benjamin
Hillebrand, Victor
Hodgson, Marion
Hurley, Alice
Jennings, Harriet
Leonhard, Fred
(Math Dept. Head)
MacVittie, Alexander
Maier, Cecelia
Meyer, Alan
(Science Dept. Head)
Monroe, Helen
Rohrer, Elizabeth
Seaver, Orrin
Sewell, Grace
Simpson, Helen
Snodgrass, Robert
Walker, Richard
Wholihan, Henry
Exact Science
AUDUBON CLUB
"Birds of a feather flock together"
—or at least that is what the members
of the Audubon Club say. Each month,
whenever the weather permits, the mem-
bers of the club bundle up and set off
on a hike to make outdoor observations
of their common interest—birds. Among
their other activities is included window-
feeding projects. Under the direction
of its sponsor, Miss Elizabeth Rohrer, this
group of students has learned much of
interest.
AUDUBON CLUB
Front Row: E. Rohrer (Sponsor), J. Thompson (Vice-Pf®t’^®n0> C. Bryan (Presi-
dent), B. Bell (Secretary), B. Shaw (Treasurer).
Second Row: M. Radford, M. Gen,on, S. Ude, F. Pemberton, T. Musolino, M.
Proulx, P. Topping.
Third Row: D. Larkin, B. Fairful, G. McCleish, J. Alderson, M. Brotherton, D.
Thornton, N. Givens.
Fourth Row: J. Downing, H. Nazarkewicz, G. Schwanz, J® McEachin, J. Anderson,
P. Kingston, E. Knight.
Back Row: M. Bengtsson, J. Lammerts, L. Comstock, J. Thompson, A. Bonatz, J.
Weatherford, S. Eakins.
CONSERVATION CLUB
The Conservation Club, under the expert guidance of its sponsor,
Miss Lydia Elzey, meets once every week to discuss both new and old
ways and means of conservation. The main object of the Conservation
Club is to interest the students in doing what they can, whether on a
large or small scale, to help the conservation of natural resources. In-
formative talks are planned for each meeting and at various times field
trips have been made.
CONSERVATION CLUB
Fronf Row: J. Kirkwood, S. Ryzhak, M. Margason, B. Friedl (Secretary),
L. Elzey (Sponsor), L. Stange (Vice-President), P. Clifford (Treasi
urer), 1. Lobato, D. Sewrey, D. Balaskas.
Second Row: E. Saunders, R. Jeffery, M. McDonald, J. Rutherford, M.
Brown, G. Freeman, J. Jones, F. Tripoli, S. Smith, N. Pearsall C.
Spala, A. Pelleti er.
Third Row: E. Lesnic, P. Cochran, A. Zoll, M. Will, J. Naslund, R. Con-
siglio, L. Warne, D. Collins, J. Gorst, M. Thorpe, S. Terreberry, A.
Kirkwood.
Back Row: C. Sarrach, M. Stevens, M. Eggleston, M. Cook, W. McAl-
lister, R. Chamberlain, J. York, R. Carloy, W. Pell, J. Hurley, M.
Rutenbar, D. Goossen.
SCIENCE CLUB
Front Row: L Throop (Treasurer), R. Stone (President), D. Aptekar
(Sponsor), R. Snider (Vice-President), C. Wentworth (Corr. Sec'y),
Second Row: R. Kauer, C. Johnson, H. Stammer, B. Cooper, J. An-
derson, B. Jaynes, B. Dahlquist, B. Smith, M. Seeger, E. Verges.
Third Row: S. Davidson, M. MacLeod, B. Sheppard, M. McLelland, B.
DeFoe, E. Selmeczy, V. Miller, H. Bouvier, J. Tow, J. Bryan, C.
Hoefler.
Fourth Row: J. Bourg, J. Rastello, L Beavis, J. Zacharias, P. Zacharo-
poulos, J. Navratil, J. Hammond, B. Brewer, R. Bloch, G. Williams.
Fifth Row: C. Jones, K. Poye, R. Keen, G. Pyrros, J. Newton, A.
Woods, E. Roberts, A. Doba, R. Tomlinson, R. Kempton, J. LoPrete.
Back Row: G. Satterly, R. Harbin, E. Reum, D. Waatti, G. Durkin,
T. Carl, R. Dean, R. Chamberlain, R. Mickelson, C. Gillece, R«
Van Zanten.
SCIENCE CLUB
Probably the oldest and the largest club in the school is the
Science Club. It meets every Monday the IX hour in room 311. Any-
one with an interest in science is eligible to join or to attend meetings.
Its activities include such things of interest as guest speakers, student
talks, demonstrations, field trips, and movies. Sponsored by Mr. David
Aptekar, the meetings have always proved to be of value to its
members.
biology club
Front Row: P. Anderson. E Hodges (Treasurer). L. Lucas (Secretary). T. Dallas
(President), R. Snodgrass (Sponsor). B. Anderson.
Second Row: J. Gaft, J. Dupraw. B. Turnbull, M. Steen. P. Gross. I. Craig. T. Muto-
Third Row: L. Bodack. J. Slayman. M- Tremel. D. Rambecki, G. Giusti. T. Mehas. A.
Fourth Row: D. O'Neal, D. Bertich. J. Downing. G- Schwani, L. Chahkes, M. Gillece,
Back’ Rlw"ejRMcEachi^ J. Hurley. R- Cole. S. Eakins, W. Will. B. Bell. J- Marshall,
M. Harden.
BIOLOGY CLUB
All newcomers are welcomed to
the Biology Club. Only three se-
mesters old, the club, under the di-
rection of Mr.- Snodgrass, has ac-
quired forty active members. Mem-
bership is open to anyone with an
interest in biology. Activities have
included such things of interest as
hikes, debates, panel discussions,
and movies related to the topic un-
der discussion,
LUNCHROOM STAFF
Front Row: J. Downing, J. Krause, N. Wright, M. Byrne, (Sponsor), M.
Farquhar, M. Lauer, P. Kantzler, B. Turnbull.
Second Row; G. Decormier, H. Casey, J. Rutherford, D. Rembecki, G.
Ulrich, M. Lowski, M. Joseph, R. Wagner, C. Berjeski, V. Semnan.
Third Row: N. Freeman, C. Esplen, M. Greeley, J. Graubner, S. David-
son, D. Rank, E. Vergos, P. Durham, J. Cahn, E. Gerardini, J. Hio-
takes.
Fourth Row: J. McEachin, J. Hurley, C. Sell, J. LoPrete, B. Brewer,
E. Selmeczy, M. McLelland, J. Bryden, J. Moran, H. Ross.
Back Row: M. Kuzniar, E. Neff, S. Subject, D. Sharp, D. Waatti, F.
Kenerson, W. Billing, R. Lane, S. Madison, V. Kumer, B. Moore.
LUNCHROOM STAFF
"Hey, take that tray!" . . . "Pick up those
papers!" . . . . These are no doubt familiar to
those of you who eat in the lunchroom. These
orders are from our lunchroom staff which is
under the supervision of Miss Byrne. The staff's
job is to be sure that all trays are taken out and
that floors and tables are kept clean. The staff
is made up of about fifty juniors and seniors
who have volunteered for this job.
Vocational
I
Gerald Baysinger
Henry Bussiere
Fred Curran
Esther Drennan
Myrtle Evans
Herbert Jenney, (Dept. Head)
Freda McCray
Crystal Rowe
Gilbert Treweek
Arthur Weills
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
Front Row: C. Clisdal, L. Hall, P. Rico, J. Cart-
mill, S. Udo, N. Bloom, A. Grinnell, E. Haggerty.
Second Row: E. Gurley, D. Rydin, D. Rank, M.
Carpentor, M. Reed, B. Chrysler, P. Durham, S.
Corner.
Third Row: N. Henry, C. Wentworth, M. Rhoads,
J. Cannon, B. Stevens, B. Bell, D. Becker, D.
Gillece.
Back Row: J. Weatherford, N. Benson, L. Zolotoff,
C. Waterbury (Sponsor). S. Zolotoff, C. Getty,
A. Fletemior.
home economics
Front Row: B. Ahern, L. DeBone, M. Cleaveland
(President), D. Wendyker, V. DaRoma.
Second Row: B. Wright, N. Hovey, S. Vigor, M.
Herrmann, E. Wright.
Back Row: J. Spencer, J. Spencer, C. Rowe (Spon-
sor). B. Rice, D. Brown.
HOME ECONOMICS CLUB
Membership to the Home Economics Club is
open to all girls who are interested in becoming
better homemakers. These girls, under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Crystal Rowe, gain valuable experi-
ence in planning meals and teas and in learning
how to decorate and refurnish. Through this club,
some of the girls have become interested in home
economics as a profession. Some of the activities
of the past semester included taking field trips.
making Easter baskets for settlement houses, and
attending exhibits.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
Visitors, including Superintendent of Schools, Arthur Dondineau,
and representatives of other schools, have received their first impres-
sions of Mackenzie by being graciously welcomed by members of the
Reception Committee. This group of students, sponsored by Miss
Waterbury, makes up one of Mackenzie's most prominent and efficient
committees. The girls are chosen for their social poise, character, and
scholastic records. Other qualifications are a knowledge and apprecia-
tion of the school, and previous school service.
CAMERA CLUB
The Camera Club was organized in 1937 by its present sponsor,
Mr. Richard Walker. There are at present a beginning group — the
Junior Club, and an advanced group—the Senior Club. Each group has
its own officers, and follows a regular schedule of activities for the term.
The Senior Club works on special projects such as toning and portrait
work. From this senior group, Mr. Walker recommends photographers
for special school activities such as work on the Dial or the Stag. Occa-
sionally a job outside of school arises from inquiries for especially tal-
ented students.
Front Row; P. Makara (President), L. Eaton (Vice-President), J. Bryan
(Secretary), L. Holmes (Secretary), M. Keyes (President) J. Tow
(Treasurer), R. Kay (Vice-President). H. Sheffield (Treasurer).
Second Row; B. Frasch, J. Maruszewski, C. Wilkinson, C. Spala. E.
Morgan, L. Rhynard. D. Becherer, B. Payne. M. Johnson. E. Thiell.
Third Row: J. Collins. D. Goossen, C. Sarrach, J. Stocker, R. Par •
Hoefler, R. Bloch, J. Anderson, R. Bryce, L. Steinhar . •
Back Row: R. Thompson. D. Littler. J. J. Mack!
R. Walker (Sponsor). R. Harbin. J. Gerhold. B. Hemey, J.
G. Woodfield, J. Carney.
12A CONGRESS
Spearheading the works of the gradu-
ating class is the I2A Congress, presided
over by Ed Bice, president. Aiding and
abetting Ed are James LoPrete, vice-presi-
dent; Dick Slaker, secretary; and Bill Ray,
treasurer. Serving on the Congress is one
elected representative from each of the
eighteen 12A homerooms. Under the aus-
pices of Miss Cecilia Maier, its faculty
chairman, the Congress has planned many
activities. The "Fools' Frolic", a dance
given in April for the benefit of the Stag,
was planned by its members. This term the
Congress members worked in committees
making plans for Parents' Night, Class Day,
outings, and the commencement program.
This group also decides what the traditional
class gift to the school shall be. With the
cooperation of the Mackenzie Club, this
organization planned the I2A trip. For the
first time in Mackenzie's history, the Con-
gress arranged to have bi-weekly meetings
in the auditorium for their class.
The graduates have not forgotten their
sponsors, either, and to them they extend
a special thanks for the time and effort they
have put forth on behalf of the 12A class.
Front Row: C. Maier (Sponsor), E. Bice (President), J. LoPrete (Vice-President).
D. Slaker (Secretary). B. Ray (Treasurer).
Second Row: C. Jennens, D. Rank. P. Reetz, N. Barringer, V. Arndt.
Third Row: W. Roberts, G. Williams, J. Braun, F. Moskos. S. Michal'k-
H. Gregor (Treasurer), E. Yabroff (Sponsor). 1
Second Row: J. Moran. H. Oakley, M. Vassallo, D. Rydin, A. Karr. B.
Be a uf a it, A. Tregembo.
Third Row: R. Wagner, D. Short, J. Stocker, B. Black, M. Kenly, D.
Wagg, J. Hendrie.
Fourth Row: M. Barrett, N. Benson, C. Sell, J. Seigle, J. LoPrete, S.
Zolotoff, L. Zolotoff.
Back Row: R. Snider, G. Satterly, D. Mixon, G. Harley, A. Woods, H.
Sa ar is to.
NATIONAL HONOR
SOCIETY
Membership in the National Honor
Society is an achievement based on three
years' effort—a reward richly deserved. It
is no mere trifle that these students have
maintained a "B", or better, scholastic
standing and have always displayed the fine
qualities of service, leadership, and char-
acter. They have also shown a more-than-
average interest in school affairs and,
through their bulletin boards, they are ac-
tive in keeping the school well-informed on
scholarships. Mackenzie's chapter of the
National Honor Society was organized in
1932. Since that time the members have
been elected from the I2B and I2A class-
es. New students are acquainted with the
National Honor Society requirements
through a series of talks given in their home-
rooms during the term. The society spon-
sored a study campaign this term for both
new and old Mackenzie students, and it is
very proud of the results. Sponsored by
Mrs. Ethel Yabroff and Mr. Rex Carletti,
these students have shown a reliability
which they are sometimes called upon to
use in acting as substitutes for absent
teachers.
President s
Message
I2A SPONSORS
Muriel Ansted
Katherine Crewdson
Esther Drennan
Dorothy Hagen
Thomas Hallam
Victor Hillebrand
Cecilia Maier
Crystal Rowe
Rebecca Schembeck
"The time has come," the walrus said, "to
talk of many things . . . . "
As seniors, the time has also come for us to
look back over our four years spent at Mackenzie,
years filled to overflowing with school events and
activities, and "talk of many things."
We must talk of our athletic events . . . foot-
ball and basketball games . . . of our song fests,
band bounces, spring and Christmas concerts,
school plays, and our senior activities. These in-
clude our class outings at Rouge Park, our Parents'
Night, the class trip, the senior prom, our Class
Day program, and------------------graduation.
Indeed, the time has come to talk of all these
things, yet strangely enough at this time the words
do not seem to flow as readily as did the events.
As each succeeding class emerges from the realm
of their past life at Mackenzie into that of adult-
hood, a certain air of solemnity carries throughout
Edward Bice
President
Class
James Lo Prate
ff" Vice-President
Uthcers
this passing as the realization strikes them that this
truly is the finale of all the knowledge and experi-
ences which Mackenzie has given them. Our class
is no exception.
To Mackenzie we are grateful for the good
fellowship and fairness in the game which she has
endeavored to teach us. We must say "endeav-
or", since it is idle talk to say we have learned
these things until they have been justly proven.
Therefore, our future performances will show
whether we have learned to play the game so that
when we later look back upon our high school days,
Mackenzie, in turn, may say to us, "Thank you,
class of June, '47!"
I2A SPONSORS
Herbert Spathelf
Helen Tonkin
Mary Totten
Helen Simpson
William Smafield
Norma Solomon
Lydia Weeks
Ranghild Vogt
Faith Gray
(Not Pictured)
ABEE. RONALD
ALBERTSON, KAY
ALBIN, RALPH
ALDRICH, DONNA
ALLEN, VIRGINIA
ANDERSON, HELEN
ANDERSON, JACK
ANDERSON, THOMAS
ANDRUSIAK, RICHARD
ANSCHUTZ, JIM
APPLEMAN, NORMAN
ARMSTRONG, ROBERT A.
ARMSTRONG, ROBERT G.
ARNDT, VIRGINIA
ATKINSON, ROBERT
AUTIO, BETTY
AVENMARG. HERB
BAITY, GERALD
BAKER, IRENE
BAKER. ROSE
BANCIU, HELEN
BANNHARD, CHRIS
BARANYAI, WILLIAM
BARBERA. VIRGINIA
BARNES. GORDON
BARR. GERRI
BARRETT, MARY LOUISE
BARRINGER, NANCY
BARRY, RICHARD
BARTRAM. SHIRLEY
BAUER, DOROTHY
BAUMANN. ED
BEATTIE, MARION
BEAUFAIT, BEVERLY
BECKER. DOLORES
BEHRENS. EILEEN
BELAMGIE, VIRGINIA
BELL, ETHEL
BENART, ROSEMARIE
BENKER. AL
BENSMILLER, ALFRED
BENSON. NANCY
BERJESKI. CHARLOTTE
BERTICH, FRANCES
BERTOLLINI, THERESA
BEST, MICHAEL
BEUSTERIEN, DORIS
BICE, ED
BILLING. WILLIS
BIRCH, LAWRENCE
BISHOP. MARJORIE
BLACK, BEATRICE
BLASSES. BILL
BLOMQUIST, ALFRED
BOEHMER, NORA LEE
BOIKE, DOROTHY
BOMAN, ROBERT
BOMBARDI, PIERINA
BONDA, GLORIA
BONK, WILLIAM
BORCHERT. HARVEY
BORDEAUX. JERRY
BOSKEY, SYLVIA
BOTTI, MARIAN
BOUDREAU, JULIA
BOWIE, DAVINA
BOYD. DORIS
BOZA, DOLORES
BRAUN. JOE
BRAWNER, BECKY
BRIGDON, RUTH
BROWN, HELEN LOU
BRUENING, EDWIN
BRYAN, JANE
BRYANT, SHANLEY
BRYDEN, JIM
BUCHANAN. WARD
BUCK. JOHN
BURGOYNE. BERT
BURK. RONALD
BURLINGAME. MARIAN
BURNETTE, BARBARA
BUTLER, BETTY
CAHN, JOAN
CANTELL, SYLVIA
CAPUTO, JOHN
CARLSON, GERALDINE
CARY. JOANNE
CASEY, HELEN
CASEY, SHIRLEY
CENTING, SHIRLEE
CERVIN, BOB
CHADWICK, BARBARA
CHAU KES, ELAINE
CHAMBERS. DONNA
CHAMPOUX, MARILYN
CHAPMAN, ALICE
CHAVEY, HAROLD
CHERRY, GRACE
CHRYSLER, BETTY
CLINE, CAROL
CLYSDALE, PAT
COCKFIELD. AL
COLE, BOB
COLES, GERTRUDE
COLLINS, PAT
COLLINS, RAY
COLTHARP, ALLEN
COLVILLE, BETTY
COOPER, WILLIAM
CORBETT, JIM
CORNELL, LEONA
COURTRIGHT, ELIZABETH
CRONK, RUTH
CRUSE. DOROTHY
CRUTCHER, MYRNA
CUNNINGHAM. THOMAS
CUSICK, MARION
DADAU, ALICE
DAGOSTINO, EVELYN
DALGLIESH, BILL
DaROMA, VIOLET
DASHO, LYNN
DAUDERMAN, DALE
DAVIDSON, SHIRLEY
DAVIS, JAMES
DAY, DUANE
DEAN, ROBERT
DeCARLO, ALICE
DECKER. JAMES
DeFOE. BARBARA
DEMING. JEAN
DEOVLETIAN. CHARLES
DIXON, ROSEMARY
DOHERTY, CHARLES
DOMAS, MARGUERITE
DORAN. EDYTHE
DOSSETT, MARY LOU
DOUGAN, RITA
DOYLE, WAHNITA
DRAPER, DON
DRAZICK, HERMAN
DREHER, ART
DRIGGERS, BARRY
DROUILLARD, EVELYN
DROZD, ELEANOR
DRUMMOND. DOROTHY
DUL, BETTY JANE
DYE, MARYELLYN
EATON, DONNA
EGGLESTON, MAXINE
EGGLESTON, MARION
EHEMAN, DON
EISENSTEIN, LIBBY
ELBY, JEAN
EMERSON, ELAINE
ENGEL, HOWARD
ERICSON, RICHARD
ESPER, JAMES
EYRES, DOROTHY
FABER, EVELYN
FARQUHAR, MARGARET
FAZEKAS, ELEANOR
FEDEROW, EMIL
FEERY, FRANCES
FELT, LORETTA ANN
FERENSIC, DOROTHY
FERNELIUS, PAT
FINEBERG, PAT
FINKBEINER, EARLENE
FINLAYSON, WILLIAM
FLEMING, BILL
FLOETER, ARVILLA
FLYNN, BARBARA
FOLEY. MIKE
FRANCIS, JEAN
FRANQUIST, ROBERT
FREE, VERBENA
FREY, PAT
FRIEDMAN, MILDRED
FRITSCHKA, DICK
FRONIMOS, JOHN
FRY, BEVERLY
GALLIN. LOIS
GANTNER, MARION
GARDINER, JOYCE
GARRAWAY. BETTY
GATT, DON
GAWRONSKI. NORMAN
GEBELL. MARION
GERACI, NANCY
GERRITY, BOB
GETTY. CAROLYN
GEYER, LYNN
GIBBS, BETTY
GIBSON, BARBARA J.
GIBSON, BARBARA L
GILLECE, CHARLES
GILLESPIE, EDWARD
GILSON, HAROLD
GLASS. VIRGINIA
GLENESKI, DICK
GODFREY, CONSTANCE
GOLCHESKY, IDA
GOMEZ, MYRNA
GONZALEZ, BILL
GOODSMITH, DALE
GORDON, FRANCES
GOTTWALD, HENRY
GOWER. NAOMA
GRAHAM, GEORGE
GRAHAM, HARRIET
GRAINGER, FRED
GRAUBNER. JUNE
GRAVING, RUBY
GRAY, SHIRLEY
GREEN, AUDREY
GREGOR, HAROLD
GREGOR. NORM
GRELLMAN, JACK
GRENDAHL, AUDREY
GRESS. ARLENE
GRIGO. LILLIAN
GROBERT, LEON
GROSKE, MARGARET
GROSS. DORWIN
GUNDERSON, SHIRLEY
GUST, GEORGE
HALL, LOIS
HAMILTON, YVONNE
HAMMOND, JIM
HAMMOND, LAURA
HANKINS, LOIS
HAPPY, MARTHA
HARBIN, RAYMOND
HARLEY, GORDON
HARRIS, ARTHUR
HAUK, LAURA
HAUENSTEIN, RALPH
HAWKINS, JOYCE
HOAR, GWEN
HODGES. JANE
HOFFER, JIM
HOLLENBACK, BILL
HOLLOW, DONALD
HENDRIE, JANE
HENRY. DOLORES
HERRINGTON, JACK
HERRMANN, SALLY
HESS, DOROTHY
HEYN, BETTY
HILL, BOB
HILLMAN, DON
HINZMAN, ROBERT
HIOTAKES, JEFFERSON
HOLOD, CATHERINE
HOLTZMANN, DELORES
HOPPING, GEORGE
HORA, PETE
HORN, LEE
HOTUEDT, OSCAR
HOWARD, RICHARD
HOYERTZ. DORIS
HUEY, BETTY
HUGGETT, CHARLOTTE
HUTTON, MARJORIE
HUYSKEN, JUNE
HWOZDIK, DOROTHY
IATROU, JORDAN
JACKS, EDWIN

JACKSON, MARY
JACOBS, DON
JACOBS, JERRY
JAGUSCH, don
JAKUBOWSKI, THOMAS
JEHNSEN, SHIRLEY
JENNENS, CAROL
JENSEN, BETTY
JEWELL, GERALD
JOHNSON, BURTON
JOHNSON. CLAUDE
JOHNSON, KEITH
JOHNSON, DICK
JONES, CLAYTON
JONES, KEITH
JOSEPH, LAWRENCE
JOY, MARGIE
KALIVODA, JIM
KAMPO, HELEN
KAPANOWSKI, ADOLPH
KARR, ANN
KASPER. DAVE
KEACH, PATRICIA
KEARNEY, VICTORIA
KEEN, ROBERT
KEENAN, KATHRYN
KELLY, ROBERT
KEMPTON, RAY
KENDALL, JOAN
KENLY, MARILYN
KENNEDY, DOROTHY
KIDON, ALEXANDRIA
KIELTYKA, VIRGINIA
KILAR, PAUL
KINSMAN, GRACE
KISH. BETTY
KLAPORT, EDWIN
KLETZKA, ARTHUR
KLEVEN, HOWARD
KOBMAN, AUDREY
KOCH, VERA
KOGUT, DONALD
KOLUCH, GENEVIEVE
KONDRATH, LEONARD
KONKEL, EARL
KOSTRICH, JERRY
KRAUER, JOHN
KRAUSE, JANICE
KREUTZFELD, BARBARA
KRUG, JOAN
KRZISNIK, BILL
KUTCHUK, ELEANOR
LABUZ, EDWIN
LARSEN, LORRAINE
LARSON, ELAINE
LATTIMER, JEANNE
LAUBERT, CONNIE
LAUER, MARILYN
LEEMING, CATHRYN
LELLE, WILMA
LEMANSKI, DOLORES
LeROY, BILL
LESCHINSKY, ROBERT
LESINSKI, BERNADINE
LESNIAK, ANITA
LEWIS, BETTY
LEWIS, EVELYN
L'HEUREUX, BOB
LIDDEL, RUTH
LIN DOW, BOB
LINDSEY, LaDONNA
LINENFELSER, JANET
LOCKREY, DOLORES
LOHMANN, YVONNE
LOISEL, RONALD
LONG, GLORIA
LoPRETE, JAMES
LOTHIAN, EDWIN
LYNN, MARY LOU
LYSON, REGINA
MACON, DONALD
MAIENSCHEIN, GLORIA
MALY, RALPH
MAMICA, LEOCADIA
MANDERVILLE, BOB
MANN, JAMES
MANN, SHIRLEY
MANSFIELD, THOMAS
MARSEE, GRANT
MAXWELL, MARJORIE
MAY, DONALD
MAYER, JOHN
MAYER, WALTER
McCallum, jean
McCANN, VIVIEN
McClellan, ross
McFETTERS, JOHN
McKINNIE, BETTY
McLaughlin, donald
McLaughlin, evelyn
McLennan, don
McMAHEN, MARY
McNATT, BILL
MEHAL, JOSEPH
MEHAL, RITA
MICHALAK, MARIAN
MICHALIK, STANLEY
MILANOVICH, HELEN
MILES, GERTRUDE
MILLER, LELAND
MILLER, MARY
MILLS, CATHERINE
MILNER, SUZIE
MIRON, RAY
MIXON, DON
MOELLER, LOIS
MOON, SALLY
MORAN, JOAN
MORAN, JOANNE
MORETTO, ANGELA
MOTI, PAULINE
MUNRO. EDSEL
MURADAS, MARGARET
MURCH, STANLEY
MUSIAL, FLORENCE
MORGAN, BILL
MORONCZYK, JEAN
MORRISON, DOROTHY
MOSKOS, FRANK
MOSS, VIVIAN
MUSICK, WALTER
MYERS, MARILYN
NAGEL, ELAINE
NAVRATIL, GERALD
NEILSON. ISABELLE
NELSON. CARL
NESS, JOHN
NICHOLS, DAVID
NI EKART, DELORES
NIEKRO. MARTIN
NORTH, SHIRLEY
NORTHWOOD, JOHN
NUTTEN, WARREN
NYMBERG, ANN
OAKLEY, HELENE
O'DONAGHEY, PAT
ODRZYWOLSKI, GENEVIEVE
OKSENUK, STELLA
OLDFORD, BRUCE
O’NEAL, HELEN
OPLAND, NINA
O’RIORDAN, EILEEN
ORLICH, TOM
OWENS, BILL
PADRICK.RUTH
PAN ROCK, DOLORES
PANZICA, ROBERT
PARISOT, EDWARD
PARKER, DOLORES
PARKER HOWARD
PARKER, KENNETH
PARSONS, ILENE
PARTIN, CHARLES
PATE, EDNA
PELLEN, KATHRYN
PERKINS, RONALD
PETERSON. SONJA
PETERSON. JERRY
PETTY. PATRICIA
PFEIFFER. DOLORES
PFLIEGER, DON
PHENEY, HARRY
PLAFCAN. IRENE
PLONKA, EUGENE
POGARCH. MILLIE
POLLACCIA, MARY
POLLICE. HILDA
PONCZEK, HELEN
POSTAL. SHIRLEY
POTERACKI, ILENE
POWERS. CONNIE
PRIOR. LEORA
PROCTOR. ALICE
PRYER. MARGIE
PYTEL. VIRGINIA
QUIGLEY, MARGARET
RADFORD, MARION
RADTKE. DON
RADTKE, TED
RAMMEL, ROSALIE
RANK, DORIS
RAY, BILL
RECCHIA. GENE
REETZ, PHYLLIS
REFALO, ROSETTA
REID, DON
REINHOLZ, ARTHUR
RENDZIO, MARTHA
RHYNARD, LORRAINE
RHYNDRESS. PHYLLIS
ROBERT, PAUL
ROBERTS, HARVEY
ROBERTS, WILLIAM A.
ROBERTS, WILLIAM F.
ROHRAFF, NORMA
ROLLER. DOROTHY
ROSS. HUGH
ROTHEMEYER, WILLIE
ROTTACH, SHIRLEY
ROWE, BOB
ROY. DOLORES
RUDDY. KATHRYN
RUNSTADTLER, BETTY
RUSSU. JULIUS
RUTLEDGE. DON
RYDIN, DORIS
SAARI. BERNICE
SAARISTO, HUBERT
SABLOTNA, DOLORES
ST. DENIS, JIM
SALA, LUCILLE
SALHANEY, ROSEMARIE
SANDELIN, JOHN
SATTERLY, GILBERT
SCHAEFER. SHIRLEY
SCHAIDLER, HOPE
SCHNEIDER, LAWRENCE
SCHROCK, JAYNE
SCHUCKEL, ED
SCHUETTE, PAT
SCHUMAKER, JACK
SCHUMAN, ROBERT
SCHWANKE, VERA
SCHWARTZ, DOLORES
SCOTT, CHARLES
SCOn, WALTER
SEIGLE, JACK
SELL, CURVIN
SEVERS, EARLENE
SFORZA, PAULINE
SHAW, NANCY
SHAY, BOB
SHINN, BOB
SHORT, DOLORES
SINCOCK, FREDERICK
SINCOCK. SHIRLEY
SINGER, DON
SKELLY, JOSEPHINE
SLAKER, RICHARD
SMART, ROBERT
SMITH. LOIS
SMYTHE. BARBARA
SNIDER, RAY
SOMERS. SHIRLEY
SOMJACK, JOHN
SUTHERLAND. BEVERLY
SVENSON, CAROLYN
SWAIN. ROGER
SWARTZ, ESTHER
SWEENEY, BETTY
SORENSEN, MARION
SPARKS, DON
SPENCE, JAMES
SPERRICK, JOHN
SPILKER, DOROTHY
STARBIRD, KEN
STEWART, MARGARET
STOCKER. JEANNEHE
STONE, RODGER
SULKOWSKI, RAY
FADAJEWSKI, RAY
TAFT, ELIZABETH
TAKACS, JANET
TANCOCK. KEN
TAYLOR, LOIS
FELL, BOB
THEISEN, DOROTHY
THOMPSON. LYNN
THOMPSON, PAULINE
THROOP. LEWIS
FISHLER, DONALD
TOMLINSON. RICHARD
TOPOLEWSKI. RONALD
TOW, JOAN
TOWNSEND. JOHN
FREGEMBO, AUDREY
TREMAYNE, TOM
TREMPER. PEGGY
TREVAS, DON
TRYBULEC, JEANETTE
TUCKER, JO ANNE
ULSETH, ED
VAN ZANTEN. RUSSELL
VARGA, ESTHER
VASSALLO. JIM
VASSALLO, MARIE
VAUGHN, RUTH
VERGOS, EVANGELINE
VICKERY, PATRICIA
VINCENT, LORRAINE
WAGG, DOROTHY
WAGNER. ROSEMARY
WALKER. JAMES
WALKER. JACK
WALLACE. ELIZABETH
WALTERS, VIRGINIA
WARDELL, LOIS
WASHBURN. JACK
WATERS. MARILYN
WATSON. JANICE
WEEMS, BILL
WEGZYN. ANN
WEIBLE, GEORGE
WEISS, TERRI
WELLMAN, RONALD
WILLIAMS, GORDON
WILLIAMS, JEANNE
WILLIAMS, RHEVA
WILLIAMS, BOB J,
WILLIAMS, BOB L.
WELLS, MARJORIE
WELSH, ANNETTE
WELSH, VIRGINIA
WENSKI, GERALDINE
WESTERMAN, RONALD
WETZEL, DORA LOU
WHITE, FRED
WIECZOREK, HARRY
WIGGINS. ELAINE
WILLHOFT, LOIS
WILLIAMS, RONALD
WILLIAMS, ZILLAH
WILLIS, LOIS
WILLOUGHBY, JAMES
WILSON. BILL
WILSON, WILLIAM
WINEY, EVELYN
WINSLOW, CARMEN
WOJCIK, LORRAINE
WOLF, RICHARD
WOOD, AL
WOOD, DAVID
WOOD, VELMA
WOODCOCK, ALBERT
WOODS, AL
WRIGHT, EVALYN
YAKUBER, BETTY
ZACHARIAS, JOE
ZACHAROPOULOS, PETER
ZAGUROLI, STELLA
ZOLOTOFF, LORRAINE
ZOLOTOFF, SHIRLEY
ZUCAL, MARGE
ZWILLER, RAYMOND
SENIOR DIARY
9B —
That’s when we were acquainted with elevator passes.
Oh. — those seniors, telling us that was the only way to
those unfamiliar classrooms on time!
9 A —
Studying — getting better acquainted with school.
And that LUNCHLINE — those seniors again. No cuts,
fellas!
I0B —
Still studying — but we're just beginning to get into
school affairs.
I0A —
We welcome the rest of our classmates who arrived
late. Membership cards were introduced this term. Every-
one has to have one. Membership to what? We don't re-
member being ASKED to join anything!
I IB —
We're upper-class men now and we're just beginning
to enjoy those special little privileges given to the morn-
ing students. For instance, getting up when the rooster
crows and groping our way to school every morning using
tape to keep our eyes open.
HA —
They started issuing courtesy passes to those lucky few
who managed to meet the standards — it seems that the
rest of us stopped studying somewhere along the line. We
tried our hand at world affairs this term. Some of us were
delegates to the student United Nations assembly held at
the Rackham Building.
I2B —
We'd all be good farmers now. Got in a bad habit—
can't sleep after the sun comes up. Just one of the high-
lights of the term was our election of class officers. After
the confusion of it all we found that Bill Ray was president;
Ed Bice, vice-president; Audrey Tregembo, secretary; and
Jim LoPrete, treasurer — and then they weren't even
initiated! The senior play .RESERVE TWO FOR MURDER,
was given. We gave a dance for the graduating class and
they in turn invited us to their Class Day program. Just
wait 'til next term!
I2A —
Hey, freshie! — want to buy an elevator pass? I'm
graduating so I won't need mine anymore. Yep — here
we are! Big wheels at last! Had another election this
term. Guess what happened—our officers are all boys!
Ed Bice is president; Jim LoPrete, vice-president; Dick Sla-
ker, secretary; and Bill Ray, treasurer. Our class cruise was
at the end of May and it was plenty cold! Brrr! After we
got back it was no time at all until Class Day. Didn't we
look nice in our caps and gowns! After that came com-
mencement and the prom. Now we're not seniors any-
more — we're alumni!
GRADUATES NOT PICTURED
BAKER, FAY
BARLING, SHIRLEY
BARTLETT, DON
CHRISENTON, JUNE
CLARK. CHARLES
CROW, SHIRLEY
DYBAS, LEONARD
DZI6WIT. JOSEPHINE
FALVEY, JEAN
FITZSIMONS, RAY
FRIEDL, CHARLES
HAIGH, FORREST
KNIGHT. ROBERT
KOWALSKI. GENIEVE
PINCOMB. RONALD
ROBERTS. LORELEI
SCHUMAN, RUTH
SUCHARSKI. LEONARD
TOMCZAK, MARTY
TRATHEN, CLIFFORD
WISCHOW. RONALD
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