Northeastern High School - Crucible Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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James B. Angell House lthen school reopeuecl lust full, the seventh and eighth grztclers were assigned to the james ll. .Xngell House. ' We do not ut present furnish the majority of the members of the athletic teztms, but there is 21 reason for thzit. NYith us there is zz grezlt suborclinzition of mutter unto mincl. You have all seen how smzill our bodies ure, but, :Ls for our intellects. our honor roll will testify for them. When this went to press, our honor roll num- berecl twenty-six. :mtl it wus still in its youth. V ,Xnother zlclvzmtzige of this suborclinzition of mutter unto mincl is that we cam honestly szty thzit not one of our boys wus elected to :tn oliice merely beeziuse he was il goofl ztthlete. We require other quzlliticzttious. llefore the Qilll'lSlll12lS vzlczttion, our house, in conjunction with Loyalty llouse, gzive rt tliristmzts program in the ziuclitoriuni. We hucl songs :incl reeitzttions, :incl enclefl with ll plzly entitlecl The Modern Santa Claus. VVe believe that the honors ot' the clay were carried away by Louis Weisentield. lfor the second semester we elected the following ollicers: Martin liukiellm, presirlcnt 1 .Iohn Ilonetl, vice-presicleutg zmcl llenry lliclzlwski, secretary zlncl treas- urer. Our representatives to the stuclent council are lsudor llecker :mtl Herman lfelthzuis. lt is unnecessary to mention the size and the signiticunce of our honor roll. In the szile of the Review,' zmcl in zittenclzmec :it uthletic games we cfm success- fully compete with :my of the other houses. At the time this went to press, An- gell I louse wus lczuling the boys' houses in the .Xttenclzmce Contest. .Xll this shows that our school spirit is strong. XYQ have been true to Northeastern. We have clone our cluty well in the pzist, zmcl we hope that we shzill clo it even better in the future. M.XK'l'lN Iil,'lillil,lsl.X. L l

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Loyalty House Last fall the House of Loyalty had 219 sev- enth and eighth grade girls. At the beginning of the second semester 100 in the eighth grade were transferred to Portia House. We now number 185. Loyalty House has combined business with pleasure and has used the long record period for spell-downs, the 7 A's against the 7 B's. The honors are about even in the results. Under the leadership of Miss Giasson, we have had community singing in the auditorium and concerts on the victrola. Loyalty has furnished the only girl member of the orchestra. Several mem- bers of the house are now studying violin in school, so we hope in another year to furnish a much larger quota to that organization. The volunteer programs on VVednesday have brought to light considerable unsuspected talent. Among those who have contributed are: Minnie Besler, Mar- garet Meinka, Hazel Shearer, Pearl Wrench, Sophie Muchalski, and Bunts Richards. Valentine's day was celebrated by a party. Each girl contributed a home- made valentine for the girl whose name she happened to draw. Many of the verses and drawings were very clever. Alice Wanicke's contribution was heart- shaped cookies for all the girls. She received the prize valentine made by Helen Dolenga. , Loyalty had 14 on the honor roll the tirst marking this semester and 16 on the second. Officers for the First Semester President ..................,...........................................................,........, ........... D oroth Jidov Vice-President ................................................,.......................... .,.... B eatrice Hutton Secretary and Treasurer ...............................,........................... ........... Fern Smith Members of the Student Council Lily Schmid Clara Fanzel Northeastern Review Reporter Johanna Sadowska Officers for the Second Semester President.. .....................,................,..,.,,,..,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,..,,,,,..,.. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, N 21 talie Rqythg X '1CC'PI'CS1ClC11t ...................... ...... L ieraldine Clark Secretary and Treasurer ...,.,...........,,..,,..,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, H glen Kolb Members of the Student Council Valerie Resadean Lucile Marsh Northeastern Review Reporter Marian Rabinovitz 30

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