Northeastern High School - Crucible Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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VESTAL, MARGUERITE Marge Review Staffg Pres., Student Councilg Spelling Teamg Junior College. Mosh-sly is the beauty of women. WINER. ISADORE Russell Schoolg Spelling Teamg Roosevelt Debat- ing Teamg' Junior College. Labor conquers every- thing. x BLOOM, Ben. Garfield Schoolg Roosevelt De- Clubg Review Staffg Spelling BENJAMIN bating Teamg U. of M. True as the needle to the pole or as the dial to the sun. GALLAGHER, TILDEN Tillie. Madisonville High School, Cincinnatig Football '21g Sec., Treas., Webster Houseg Junior College. A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men. LEVIN, MABEL Garfield Schoolg Sec. Portia Houseg Clerk, House of Representativesg N. E. Girls' Clubg Glee Cubg G. A. A.g De- troit College of Law. Diligence is the mother of good for- tune. WISNIEWSKI, ARTHUR Fats. Park Schoolg Football '21g Ra- dio Clubg Junior Colege. Width and wisdom always go to- getherf' 26 ZIEGLER, GRACE f'Gracious. Harris Schoolg N. E. Girls' Clubg Rifle Teamg Glee Clubg G. A. A.g A faithful frienm 's I 1 a fruu image of the Dictyf' ZIOLKOWSKI, HELEN Halin. Sw. H. M. Schoolg N. E. C. G.g G. A. A.g Rifle Teamg Glee Clubg Girls' Basketball. How good it is to llve vven at the worst.

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LUTOMSKI, JOSEPH Jesse, St. Stanislaus, Pres. 12B's, Vice-Pres. Student Council, Football '20, '21, Basketball, U. of D. No form of danger shakes his dauntless ln-east. MENTLIKOWSKI, HELEN St. Stan. School, Library Staff, Dramatic Club, Junior College. Blessings ever wait on virtuous deeds, MEYERS, EEEANORE MICKIEWICZ, ANTHONY Strunk. St. Hyacinth, V.-Pres. Webster, Football, '21, Hi-Y Club, Basketball, U. of M. Silence is more musical it auv song. tha . PERRY, DORIS Dot. Parke School, House of Rep., Library Staff, G. A. A., Rifle Team, Spelling Team, Teachers' College. When sorrow is asleep, wake it not. RUBINSKY, HERMAN Casey. Trow. School, House of Rep., Biological Club, ,Debating Team, lJunior College. and hhick he turns to vhit0. SCHULTZ, EUGENE Eastern High, Junior College. lizard work is the road to sm-A-rss. SENTKOWSKI, GEORGE Williams School, U. of D. Palm and ulirufflml as a summer sea. STADWICK, STANLEY Stan. Greusel School, Football, '19, '20, '21, Basketball '18, '19, House of Rep., Debating Team, Student Council, Review Staff, U. of Minnesota. A vnrpenter is known by his ships. SZADOKIERSKI, ALICE HAI H Greusel School, Swimming Club, Library Staff, N. E. Standard C., Spelling Team, Junior College. He makes white, black:

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JANUARY CLASS ALPHABET A is for Arthur, who ne'er observes Lent. B is for Byron, our good President. C is for Class, which needs every dollar. D is for Daniel, the ten o'clock scholar. E is for Emilie, a sweet maid and fair. F is for Fred, a student quite rare. G is for Girls, who talk all the time. H is for Harry, who for candy does pine. I is for Irene, who skates quite a lot. J is for Julius, who yells till he's hot. K is for Krupski, who with D. P. is chummy. L is for Lester, whose nature is sunny. M is for Mary, with executive fame. N is for Nathan, of vegetable name. O is for Others, who follow us soon. P is for Pinnock, our sponsor, a boon. Q is for Quiet, which does not prevail. R is for Rubinsky, whose loss we bewail. S is for Stadwick, the football star. T is for Tilden, the Irish czar. U is for University, to which some will go. V is for Vestal, sweet child we all know. W is for William, the poor boy's attached. X is for Xcuses. How many We hatched! Y is for Years we have spent in N. E. Z is for Ziegler, this ends our spree. Buenos Aires and St. Petersburg Noontide in Buenos Aires. The day hot as an oven. liard-breathing horses toiling up narrow, IIQVGI'-P1liilll,Q' streets. Perspiring drivers in dirty cottons. Glis- tening negroes, scantily clad, tottering under enormous dry-goods hoxes. Dusky maidens, in loose gowns, walking under colored sunshades, Fat townsmen, shaking ut every step, grunting, piiffiiig. und feehly unsu'ering1 to Buenos diss. Little hoys lazily playing in the sand. Dogs sprawled out, insensihle to' the traffic and merciless heat. Parched ducks quam-king impatiently for water. lnseets buzzing faintly. Such is Buenos Aires. Noontide in Petrograd. Crisp exhilarating, Sllllllllililllg air. Lashing winds sc-reeehing' past praneing horses. Shining eahs whirling pc-ll-inell, threatening little ehildren in the streets. Stout drivers yelling Aho.v! Out of my way Y Tinkling sleigh-hells. Muffled riders huniniing joyous tunes. Loaded l'l'illlll'2lI's elanging thru the snow. Tall, gaunt llussians, with enormous caps, trudging home. Shawl 1-lad women pausing to admire bazaar displays. Young men, with rosy maidens at their sides. swinging jauntily past. Mosque hells pealing inusivally. Such is Petrograd. M.kRION Jooz. 27