Northeastern High School - Crucible Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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FRANK SELWA PnoPssson St. Hyacinth. Hi-Y, Library Council, Fall '27, Business Committee, You and I , Fall '27, Senior Class Motto Committee, Fall '28, Webster House Board Committee, Fall '24, House of Webster. Detroit City College of Law. ELIZABETH SCHARMANN Stephens. Student Council Representative, Fall '25, Ref view Circulation Manager, Fall '25, Second Lieutenant, Girl Scouts, Spring '26, President of Portia, Spring '27, Senate, Student Council, Glee Club, Library Staff, Girl Scouts, Holy City , Girls' Track, Spring '26, House of Portia. - CAROLINE SILVER ,vc Bishop. President of Portia Dramatics Club, Fall '26, Treasurer of 12B Class, Spring '27, Corporal of Bob-of Link Scout Patrol, '27, Senate, House of Representatives, Scouts, Dramatics Club, Alternate in Oratorical Con' test, Spring '27, Stamp Club, House of Portia. Detroit City College. ARDENA SOLMON CHICK Garfield. Glee Club, Spring '26, House Basketball, Fall '25, House Basketball, Fall '26, House Track, Fall '25, House of Portia. 'Ypsilanti Normal. JOSEPH STANLEY GIMLET Cooper. Reserve Basketball, Fall '24Q House Baseball, Spring '25, House Football, Fall '25, Varsity Basketball, Fall '25, SecretaryfTreasurer Webster House, Fall '25, Varsity Baseball, Spring '26 and '27, Varsity Football, Fall '26, House Tennis, Spring '26, Webster House Manager, Fall '26, House of Webster. University of Detroit. Eh it fffruci ble l , BRUNO STRZELEWICZ sRowNrs South High, Omaha, Nebraska Chairman of Stage Craft Come mittee, Fall '27, House Base' ball, Spring, '27, House Foote ball, Fall '27, Varsity Golf, Fall '26, Review Typist, Fall '27, House of Webster. University of Nebraska. Law. IRENE A. SZADOKERSKI Greusel. Varsity and House Swimming, Spring '26, Hock- ey, Fall '26, G. A. A., Fall '26, House Basketball, Fall '25, House of Portia. Business. EDWARD THOMAS aw.. Parke. Typist for january '28 Class, House of Webster. Detroit Commercial College. DOROTHY WHEELER nor Parlge. NorfEfKrafters Club, VicefPresident NorfEfKraff ters, Fall '25, Portia Drama- tics Club, G. A. R., House of Portia. Teachers College. IRMA ZECH Cooper. Treasurer of roth Grade, Fall '25, Treasurer of Portia House, Fall '26, Secre- tary of Portia House, Fall '27, House Circulation Manager of Review, '26, Secretary of Student Council, Fall '27, House of Portia. Henry Ford Hospital-Nurses Training. Page Twenty seven

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HARRY PRESS nun Bishop. Senate, '24, House of Webster. Business. HALCHA RACZYNSKI George. VicefPresident Por' tia Dramatics Club, Fall '25, You and I , Fall '27, Mer' maid Club, Fall '24, Assistant Circulation Manager of Ref view, Fall '26 and Fall '27, Girls Glee Club, Fall '24, House of Portia. Mary Grove College. ELIZABETH RAVETZKY LIZ Davison. Portia Dramatics, Fall '27, Music Club, Fall '25, Senate, Fall '25, House of Portia. Business College. WILHELMINA RILEY George. House of Portia. Teachers College. FRANCES ROACH RAIN DRoPs Irving. Assistant Circula' tion Manager The Review, Fall '26, Portia Dramatics Club, Fall '25, Junior Red Cross Life Saving, Mermaid Club, Natural Dancing Club, Swimming Pageant, Fall '26, House of Portia. Detroit Business College. 5511? Cllfmlriblv AIRI ROINE Novo Ferry. Vice f President of Portia, Fall '25, President of nth Grade, Fall '26, Swim- ming Team, Review Reporter Spring '26, Feature Editor The Review, Fall '26, Assof ciate Editor The Review, Spring '27, News Editor Crucible, '27, Delegate to M. I. P. A. Convention at Ann Arbor, Spring '27, Chairman of Motto Com' mittee, Class of January '28, You and I , junior and Senior Life Saver, Senate, Portia Dramatics Club, Spring '26, Mermaids Club, Spring '27, House of Portia. Busif ness College. HARRY ROSENBERG College High. Hi-Y, Business Committee of You and I , Chairman of Costume Com' mittee, Fall '27, House of Webster. City College and University of Michigan. NELLIE ROSENBERG NAT Central High School. Student Library Council, '27, You and I , House of Portia. 'Teachers College. THEOPHILE SABALINSKI 'ran ' President of House of Web- ster, Fall '26, House Basket Ball, House Tennis, House Baseball, House Football, Reserve Basket Ball, Varsity Basket Ball, '26, Library Council, House of Webster. University of Michigan. JOHN SAUK 1oHNNv Parke. House Tennis, Spring '26, You and I , House of Webster. Business. Page Twenzyfsix

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IUIIW fffruciblvl The Council Fire A OnefAct Play The curtain rises cn a wccdland scene, with a wigwam in the background. A large Ere cccupies the center cf the stage. Over the Ere a kettle is suspended. When the curtain rises, cnly the class pcet is on the stage, in full Indian regalia. He solemnly gives the prolcgue, after which he leaves the stage. Then a group of squaws enter in blankets and mcccasins. They give the class history. Prologue Lo! how all things fade and perish From the memory of the old men, Pass away the great traditions, The achievements of the warriors, The adventures of the hunters, All the wisdom of the wise men, All the craft of the great leaders, Of Northeastern's senior classes. Great men die and are forgotteng Wise men speak, their words of wisdom Perish in the ears that hear them. Here in this great hall of learning We have labored, we have triumphedg And the great things we have done here We have written into records For the use of Falcon students Of the classes of the future. Ere we leave to reap the harvest Of our labors in these vineyards In the realms of the future You shall hear of all our legends, Of our wills to those remaining, And the wise words of the prophet Who our destinies will reveal. CLASS HISTCRY Minnelialia Mazeika: Greatly worried am I over this change of hunting grounds. I fear what the future holds for us. Nolqomis Sclmvmann: Be not afraid of the unknown. Recall our misgivings upon entering our present hunting grounds and how we found everything much more simplified and easier than we expected. Algonquin Raczynski: Those are true words, Nokomis. CDreamilyD How happy we were! fBrighteningJ Remember the famous excursion we attended at BobfLo Island, six moons after our entrance. For one day all our ancient tribal suspicions were forgotten, and we had a joyous time with the Eastern Indians and the Cass Tech. Mechanics. fBy this time each one is lost in thoughts of the pastj Wenonah Rome: Those were exciting days! The great battles we waged with the rival tribes! I remember the greatest and most thrilling one of all that occurred near the end of our first summer. The Western Cowboys invaded our realm and after a tem- pestuous battle our warriors conquered them. Far and wide spread the fame of the Falcon tribe. Oweenee Buege: After our first summer many moons passed and we held no festivals or celebrations. We were so busily engaged in preparing for the future that we had no time for them. Nenemooslia Silver: Yes, Oweenee. But in our third summer here an event of the greatest importance took place. You all remember that during the two previous summers we had wandered about without a leader. At this time we elected our first leader- Wenonah Airi Roine. I Osseo Rosenberg: Remember the great celebration in honor of this event and how we danced until the soles of our mcccasins were worn thin. Even the thought of it makes my feet long to be dancing again. Pug 'Twemyfcighc