Woodrow Wilson Intermediate School - Quill Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1937 volume:

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V 'Y 1 A , A ,Mm . : w Wm, 1, sr -A x-fr M,,,,,s,.:..,. . 5:41 UN- YN nuiu FOR JUNE NINETEEN HUNDRED -I I 73 -I -4 cn rn 4 rn Z WOODROW WILSON INTERMEDIATE .ig -v MR. WILL CURTISS Principal MR. ARTHUR W. CRONK Miss LILLIAN F1RTH Assistant Principal English Department Heacl Boys' Counselor Girls' Counselor Principals Message Never has Jrhere been a liner spiril and a keener olesire on The perl ol lhe pupils lo cooperale in lhe many aclivilies ol lhis school. As long as lhis conclilion exisls lhe lacully and parenls need never leer lhal lhe Wilson lnlermediale will be anylhing bul a success. haf? f, Dedication We, The members of Jrhe graclualing class, lake greal pleasure in oleclicaling This I937 issue of The Wilson Quill lo 'rhe Nine A l-lomeroom Teachers, who have so cliliqenlly cooperaled wilh Jrhe sluclenls. and who have also guided us so splenoliclly in making our class one ol Jrhe lines? Jrhal has ever graclualed from This school. . l E73 GERTRUDE DAMERAU ...... .... . . .. CHARLES N. EC-BERT ......... . .... 1937 A FACULTY WILL CURTISS ARTHUR CRONR VIOLA NEIL 1 HILDAGARDE MAYER LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT LILLIAN FIRTH ..... Department Head HILDEGARDE BACIHIMEIER .... FRANCIS M. BAILEY ......... MARY LOHRSTORFER .... .... MARGARET NEWELL ......... .English English Library English SAUL L. SCIILESINCER ....... Speech KATHLEEN TENNEY ......... English ADA E. WIEBE ............. English HELEN YUNIQER ,... ..Latin, General Language VOCATICNAL DEPARTMENT MERLE F. PERRY .... Department Head HAZEL WILSON .... Business Science, Business Practice, and Typewriting MARY T. GANEY ........., . Business Practice and Business Science Typewriting and Business Science ELEANCR FULLERTON .............. . .. . . .. .. . .Foods and Clothing GLADYS KRIEsE. .Clothing and Foods . . . . . . . . . . . .Mechanical Drawing GLEN L. ETTINGER ................ . . . . . . . . . . . .Household Mechanics CHARLES L. POZZINI ............. .. . . .......... General Woodworking IGI f f Principal Assistant Principal f Bookkeeper f Stenographer EXACT SCIENCE DEPARTMENT ARTHUR P. LOPSHIRE .... Department Head OSIE COLLIER ,..,...... Mathematics LYNN S. GORDON .... General Science M. EILEEN MCCLEAR. . .Mathematics HELEN BOLAND SCULLEN, Mathematics ALICE M. SOUR5 ........ Mathematics KEITH D. TARRANT. .General Science MILDRED S. WILKINSON, Mathematics SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT DORIS TARRANT .... Department Head META REYNOLDS. . .American History AILEEN NICHOLS. . .American History ETHEL WEsCoTT ............. Civics DOROTHY MoRR1s ..... World History FRANCES CALCATERRA ....... History MERVYN MACRAE ....... .... C ivics FINE ARTS I VERA BOLDT ....... Department Head ALICE S. POZZINI ........ Auditorium CHARLOTTE M. PALMER. GRACE SANFORD MILLS. ADELAIDE HART ....... LIONEL MANN, Orch estra, and Brass Instruction. .......Art .....Music . . . . .Music Band, Recd WILSON QUILL lf' Q xfc X Evfao S-TION raduates 1937 Glass Offlcers Class Officers of january, 1937 Class Officers of fume, 1937 PERCY SARKISIAN GEORGE LINCK President President ALBERT WENDLAND DONNA STERLING Q Secretary Secretary MARGARET BUNNEY JAMES ZWIERNIKOWSKI VicefPresiderLt VicefPresident LUCY GULESARIAN FABIO PAGNUCCO Treasurer Treasurer BETTY BROWN MARGARET BUNNEY RICHARD FRANKLIN LILLIAN FRANZ RAYMOND GEISLER EVA MAE GOODALL ELISE GREGOR IsAIIEI.LE HARRISON MALVINA HAUR MARJORIE JE!-ILE LEGION PINS JANUARY, 1937 JUNE, 1937 Frederick Kirn Geraldine Schumpcl' Lucy Guleserian Jim Zwiernikowski SCHOLARSHIP PINS JANUARY, 1937 ALICE GREGORY LUCY GULESARIAN EDNA HAWRINSON DOROT1iY HOLBERTON RosE HOUROIAN FREDERICK KIRN SHIRLEY KUMMER BETTY MAE NILES JUNE, 1937 VERNA JOHNSON PAULINE KOGELMANN ELEANOR KRETSCHMAN EIHWAIKLD KUCEN ' VIRUINIA KUscI'I1aL MARY ALMA LEMON BEULAH MAE LINCR CHRISTINE MARROUL MILDRED MATTERN P1-IYLLIR MERCI-IANT PAY NICKEL BIETTY OVERMAN FLORENCE RATUSI-I LOUISE REHLING WALTER SHEPHERD SHIRLEY STABNAU NORIviA STEMPLE LEONA SUPPLEE MARGARET ROSYNAI ELEANOR SCI-IETTLER GISRALDINE SCHUMPFR DONALD STUDT .ALICI5 VAITRUNAS ANNA WOLOSKY WILSON QUILL r ' ,T 3 W .. , I 1 , , r 1' . 1- f r -rw 'Trix . 4 . B ' is CN fix. , ' B.AN6LlS5 ILBACKUS , . w .SFC H. ,im 5, rv rl ,EM ti I W .AN Y rn' M.BERTRAND H.BDWS5R PLBOYD IALBUYER 3 1' VJ. , ' mg I i . I .J - ., Y 1 lf, I ,K .id x Ea. by nw, ..... Q : 'L 1. ' 1 ' x- Y - ' . Q. .fl mk.. - . H.CHARLSki D.CLARK J.CowL Y YCuc , 's a . A 'P' 4 ,W J., I 'f 4+ 'wal rw.-:J ' I - J. DAY Los PODESTA R nose B.oown 'Hn' . ! Q A z ' - i, l ' ififg ,Y ,., ,. 1' . 2 Wyre i ' .,' l ' l. 2' Qvll , W 'ln W In ,.,... j,, I xl We ' l ' 'msvowf B.FIORlTTI MFRAHM R ANKLIN : . ' ff 4 7 J' 1 we r L' N 'cl new N . ' 'al ut, N 4...-r 1 ' ., , ' s ' . A lf ' . '13 c.GnAov ASREGQRY Rsrzossz EGRUNAS First Row Eleanor Anchell-Susie-Typist. Bernice Angliss-Pug Nose-Sales clerk. Iris Attard-Dancing. 1 4 . 3, s f H QM.: N-r ll' -A . i-I -1 is' -fi . Mlm!! YBRDCCKETTI es V5 W TCZAMEWSKI .1 ,,.- . .1 -d 3' E.DRAPER , ,Ag wi :nfl ., i V., 1- . ll .riff 1 ' i. ' gl l gg ll L.F-'RANZ df lf I-.GULESER IAN 3 . l oi- .ry Helen Backus-Dimples-Movie star. Frank Balint-Twin-Machinist. -- Edward Barancek-Ed-Civil Engineer. Josephine Ivlarich-jofjo-Dancer. Eldred Bechtel-jo-lee skating. Helene Beckett-Beclqey-Dancing. Second Row Mzircella Bertrand-Sis-To be successful. Harry Bowser-Knucklesglklseball player. Mai'y Boyd-Mae-Dress Designer. Wiliila Boyer-Williefsinger. Valeria Broccketti-Volly-Swimming. Betty Brown-Bebe-Giggling. lvlargaret Bunney-Nlzrrge-Private Secretary. Williani Castonguay-Cass-Baseball. John Cizmas, Ir.-Professor-AReading. Third Row Harry Charlske-Spike. Donald ClarkfDuclqey-Aviator. lean Cowley--GeefPrivate Secretary. Yolanda Cucovatz-Landie-Swimming. F:!199'i0!fl'5 Thomas Czapiewski-'Tom---Hockey and Base' ball. Virginia Daltrm'-Gigglexq4l3eauty Operator. Lillie Dashner-Fre-ncliie-fBicycling. Anna .lane Davis-janey-Figure skating. Laura Mae Davis-Lulu-Dancing. if N :.:, H' . 'W' t. , v. .Q . :P 1 V -e V 5 r, . lf I4 , ,M .U 'luvlifi ' 1 ' V A , -.315 ' zsanaucsx .1 mmsu E.ascn1sv. naecxsrr V ls, L r Y H nrkwf, Ri, ,gl . iiiillfi s- -' ' 'if .I-f X , J i yn, B.BROVVN M-BUNNY INCASTUNGLIAY J.ClZMAS ... 1' 1. Q. .r 2? , 'l Q-T :Q in a l f I E -...E .. Ji'-'L-2. .- - xx X- K 7 .5 l..oAvls lu-5,-if .. N T M.EMRlCk wav.-ms l v- r ' ' 1 1 Y 'Q 1 . ' UU Ny' . 'H-if ' 1 ' ie' x w.FRYE M.GARO J.GAsP:n ' ' sm , .- 2. , ar ' Q! '- . 6f':.. .5 ' 'mf 14 3- Rf.-, N.HARMon LJ-IARRIMAN E.HAwKlNsoN Jnnwumsou Fourth Row James Day-Day-Pattern maker. Ira DepodestafDepoz:-Seamstress. Robert Dose-Bob-Model airplanes. Betty Dowd-Bets-Dancing. Eunice Draper-Speedy-Teacher. Vera Driskell-Kay-Playing piano. Arlene Duckworth-Duckie-Xylophone Madeline Emrick-Maggie-Kindergarten teacher. William Evans-Willie-Airplanes. Fifth Row Thomas Evoy-'Tommy-Mechanics. Bruna Fioritti-Reds-Aviatrix. Marian Frahm-Touts-Music. Richard Franklin-Dick-Chemical Engineer. Lillian Franz-Slianghi Lil-Skating. Wallace Frye-Spike--Stamps. Mildred Gard-Milly-Dancing. Julius Gasper-Gaspipe-Kicking people. Barney Grabowski-GrablJiehRadio Engineer. Sixth Row Charles Grady-Chief-Hobo. Alice Gregory-Alicia-Secretary. Ruth Grosse-Rufus-Travel. Frank Grunas-Diz-Skating. Lucy Guleserian-Strain. Brain-Collecting movie stars. Nancy Harmon-Namiie-Nurse. Lloyd Harriman-I, R.-Ice skating. Edna Hawkinson-Eddie-Collecting baseball. june Hawkinson-V 'Ti1l3 '--DLJClLlI'. player. articles on Seventh Row Rose Houroian-Row-Interior decorator. First Row Mary Hckey-Ice skating. Homer Hickson-Hickey-Baseball. Dorothy Holberton-Dottie-to master English john Huddy-Ozzie-Radio and drafting. jack Hudson-1. K.-Scientihc farming. Billy Huff-Butterfly Bill-Collecting butterflies. Robert Jackson-Bob-Draftsman. Walter Iennfeldt-Windy-Aviation designer. Werner jennfeldt-Stooge-Baseball. Second Row Adam Kantat-Wliitey-Prize fighter. lack Kelly-Kelly-Lawyer. William Kennedy-Bill-Civil Engineer. Bette King-Ketty Bing-Typist. Frederick Kiril-Peanuts-Electrical Scientist. Edward Kisielewicz-Kisiel-Baseball. Mike Kochoian-Mike-To grow a mustache. Frank Kodrich-Civil Engineer. Goldie Kovacs-Ginger-Reading. Third Row Shirley Kummer-Skipper-Singer. Florence Kuzma-Fuss-Swimming. Roy Lemming-Lemon-Stamp Collecting. Lester Lemons-Less Edward Leschner-Lesch-Airplane pilot. Delia Lister-Lis-Scrap book. Morris Lowe-Red-Going to shows. Tom Ludwig-Stump-Swimming. Satenig Manoian-Satin--Stamp collecting. Fourth Row Donald McCosh-Scottie-fExplorer. Robert McCumber-Hawker-Aircraft. designer. James McGue-Irish-Pro. football or baseball Fern McKenzie-Lulu Belle-Beauty operator. Lois McKenzie-Curly-Clarinet player. Laura Michaelson-Mike-Secretary. Helen Moskal-Bobbie-Orchestra leader. Frank Mrazik-Slim-Baseball. Edward Mugerdichian-Muggs-To own a plane Fifth Roni Sadie Mullen-Nippy-Clipping interesting articles. Yvonne Nations-Vonnie-Stenographer. Betty Neubacher-Blondie-To fly to Africa. Betty Mae Niles-Slim-Interior decorator. Patricia O'Conner-Pat-Skating. Helen Partogian-Dreamy-Orchestra leader. Stanley Parvin-Brains-Model airplanes. Margaret Patrick-Peggy-Nurse. Helen Pokol-Dutclzie-Secretary. 1937 i102 Sixth Raw Ernest Radsack-Duke-State Police. Glenn Read-Stamps. Grace Replogle-eG'racie-Secretary. Betty Riopelle-jinx-Dress designer. Emmy Reuter-Ems-Teacher. Wilma Richards-Willie-Collecting pictures. lay Roberston-Blue jay-Aviator. Jerome Rocheska-jerry-Hockey. Anthony Romberger-Tony-Collecting stamps. Seventh Row Hazen Roper-Haz-Baseball player. Matilda Ross-Tillie-Music. Wallace Ross-Wally-Tool and die maker. Percy Sarkisian-Ace-Operatic Baritone. Harry Scroby-Diplomatic Service. Dorothy Schultz-Dor-Secretary. Bernard Selesky-Buck Be1myEAviator. Walter Sliepherd-Wally-Staizip collecting. lone Silvester-Ony-Horseback riding. Eighth Row Herbert Simnitzki-Herb-Coin collecting. Walter Sipta-Ducky-Aviator. Rosie Siroonian-Razzie-Air stewardess. Edward Sitkauskas-Skis-Aviation. Stella Skotzki-Babe-Collecting movie stars. Donald Sorby-Don-To make a million. Elsie Soth-Suzy-Collecting nonrblooming plants. Alexander Spiroff-Greek-Bookkeeper. Shirley Stabnau-Dimples-To sing with Helen's orchestra. Ninth Row Billie Stebbins-Bill-To be a colonel. Norma Stemple-Suzy-Music fan. Rosalie Storm-Pudgy-Stenographer. Leona Supplee-Cleo-Nurse. Victor Swenders-Hay-make'rQMachinist. Louis SzaboQLou-Aviator. Frank Szluk-Mouse. Margaret Temeyer-Marge-Dancing. Gertrude Theel-Trudy-Playing the piano. Tenth Row Hatt:e Trader-Cookie-Collecting pictures of movie stars. Amelia Urquhart-Amy-To change my name. Edward Vasilauski-Slim-Mechanic. Genevieve Wacek-Genny-Attending movies. Robert Wade-Bob-Admiral. Selma Weisberg-Sam-To play musical instruf ments. Alice Wefss-Turli-Swimming. Albert Wendland--Bud-Boxing champion. Margaret Whitelord-Rusty-Swimming. 1 1, , f ir! 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Philip Woods--Plzil-Btittei'ily collecting, Mzie Yearion-Briglzt Eyes-Secretary. Robert Allan-Al-Collecting girls. Harold Dewey ADdCYSOH-A11ClCT.S0711 Aeronautical Engineer. Lisle Anderson-Lizzle-Architect. Iris Anteau-I-Comptometer operator. Second Row Shirley Baetz-Tinker-Sec1'etary. Margaret Bailey-Marg- Gee Wl1iz! Emily Barkholz-Rusty-Typist. Paul Baronian-Smack-Saving badges. Charles Beals-Chuck-Swimming. Raymond Beauvais-F-fog-4-Baseball. Mary Bernet-Blondie-Dancing. Eleanor Bettinger-Dutchess-Dancing. Delores Biagini-Dee-Aviatrix. Third Row A Violet Bickham-Bickie-Dress designing. Audrey Blair'-Carrots-Air hostess. Hope Blasberg-Speed-Manicurist. Clara Bodnar-Suzie-Midget races. Albert Bolla-Bert-Baseball. Richard Bolton-Thunder Bolton-Swimming. Mary Boyle-Boiler-Skating. Evelyn Branning-Euy-Nurse. Dorothy Broceketti-Ginger-Collecting pictures of movie stars. Fourth Row Grace Brock-Calqie-Piano playing. Mary Ellen Brooks-Solving mysteries Raymond Brown-Ray- Hotcha! Mary Jane Burr-Janie-Dancing. Daniel Gantwell-Shorty-Baseball player. Mary Gastonguay-Cass-Dancing. june Charlske-Charley-Baseball. Anna Ghaykin-PatEAir stewardess. Gladys Chesar-Frenchie- Does he slay 'eml' Fifth Row Helen Cislaw-Smiley-Dress designer. Elmer Clark-Elm-Swimmer. XVilliam Connolly-Bill-Baseball. Gladys Crane-Glad-Beauty operator. Stanley Czarnik-Stash-Craftsman. Violette Davies-Vi-Dancing. Angeline DeAngelo-Angie-Dancer. Lorraine Dennenburg-Pinky-Lady of leisure Mardiros Derderian-Mike-Swimming. 1937 Ll?-3 Sixth Row Ann Devecsery-TootsieWSecretary. Stanley Doroshevich-Stoch-Football player. Virginia Downey-dDuch.ess-Piano playing. Addie Roe Driskill-Fish Eggs-Stenographer. john Drotos-Peabody-Baseball. Lee P. Duncan-Scotty, jr.-Baseball. Helen Dunn-Boots-Saving pictures of movie stars. Donna Earle-Don-Office girl. jack Ellis-jake-Telephone engineer. Seventh Row Virginia Enokian-Singer. John Faughn-Ace-Football. joe Fedea-Wings-Baseball. Betty Rose Fitzgerald-Fitz-Sports reporter. Harry Foster-Pro. sportman. Marion Francis-Muriafn- Why? Ellfs Fryer-Babc+Baseball player. Evelyn Fuzesi-Fuzzy-Dancer. Thelma Gabriel-Secretary. Eighth Row Doris Gambrell-Basllful-Reading. Vivian Gambrell-Fifi-To tour the world. Raymond Geisler-Gussie-Swimming. Rose Gholdoian-Gholdoian-Stenographer. Edith Gibbins-Hoppy-- You think so! Dayton Gibbs-Dates- I went to the show. Verna Giss-Gigs-Guitarfst. Joe Gonzalez-Io-Baseball, Eva Mae Goodall-Righty- Give me swing. Ninth Row Margaret Gopfgian-Meg-Collecting movie stars. Josephine Gosline'-jigs-Musician. Virginia Greenvfinnie-Swimming. Elise Gregor-Private secretary. Glennadine Grenke-Glen-Dancing. john Groen-Porky-General Metals. Elennore Haarbruecker-El-Typewriting. Harold Hansen-Goan-Baseball player. Margaret Hanusi4Private secretary. Tenth Row Margaret Haroutunian-Maggie-Nurse. Isabelle Harrison-Dizzy-Librarian. George Harry-Curly-Baseball. Malvina Hauk-Hank- Hey, Dill Franklin Heft-Airline pilot. Marion Held-Miggs-Stenographer. Ralph Herriek?Bud-All kinds of sports. Donald Hicks-Donny-Boxing. Morell Hubbard-Mickey- Ain't ready. , 1 :hi 10 Q YJNILLDUGHBY 'n J , .a 'Q-I S,sAs1'z E ,,s'! 9? J f S-Qi . V BICKHAM 1 lr 1 1 1-'7 ' :rw GBROC K 1 3' x , ,aj Na, 6 I' I H.Cl S LAW W1 31. 'K ADBVICSBRY f 1 1 K: 'A ' v N V VENGKIAN 11 1 1 N, VNLINOLF X I 1 ,..g W J' . 7 Manco 1 fr' :l l 1 .i '.1 115 E.CLARK SDOROSHEVI CN . 5 M-,,. A A 'Y-7 J-FAUGHN EQ, fl E. YL J . :P Je. .4 Msneu. MGAMBREU. 1 1 ' . Q - , 'S . 4' 1 J,-Eff, f - 11 urea.: ' .qfgiff 1 -.'5?'e2Vf -1 .f3'lk.,7 MGOPIGIAN J.G0suNE f5i?fF 3:11 ' 1 T11 11:3 ,, . 1 1 rj ' , 2' ' 5, ci, -' 11 V If 1 , . .V V W V. f ' . 1, MHAROUTUNIBN IJ-IARRISON EBAWKHDL1 jr, KN A ka-A -m'. 1 -it R.BRowN Q. Q1 VVCONNOLLY MDOWNEY ui f J. FEDEA .al V 1 9 R,GElSLER 2 ki, Q XL GREEN 11K 1 1 I G.HARRY WILSON QUILL A X yvoo os .f W V V ,N ga ,15 ,311 111 ,4 . 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'11.-1' ' 5, 6.cv4esAri1zf 1 MUERDFRIBN F . 1 5 . . ir .l ELLIS Tl J epvzesl -nenames. L-Q1 ', Jw 4 -. lx ' J.GONZALES E.Goo LL 1 W -Y 1 3 X 54,2 .6 . , '45, ...S ' '1 . W., ly- ,Ln .1 I H.uANsnu M 1-:usr-A 1 1 -1 Wg? ' X DMICKS b M.HueBARD First Row Ann Huddy-Blondie-Dancer. Iacquelyn Ingersoll-jackie-Dancing. Arlene Jacobs-jake-Dancing. John Iankowski-Harmonica john-Compose music. Eleanore .lanoske-Mickey-Private secretary. Marjorie jehle-Margy-Librarian. Carl Jester-Pete-Baseball star. Verna johnson-Slim-Playing tennis. Mary Kamashian-Kamie-To go back to Texas. Second Row John Kachigian+Gus-Car designer. Helen Kastura--Castor Oil-Baseball. Mary Kavlakian-Pinky-Stenographer. Thomas Kee-felly Bean-Mechanic. Iune Kenway-Buggy-Artist. Harry Kezelian-Kezel-Civil engineer. James Kinchsular-jim-Swimming. George King-Gee--Baseball. Richard Kirk-Cookie-Diesel engineer Third Row Violet Mae Kish-Vi-Teacher. Aaron Kncvp-Knobby-Welder. -lfm Koehlinger-jack--Soldier. Pauline Kogelmann-Reds-Private secretary. Frank Kopmeyer-Lucky-Accountant. George Kraske-Georgie-Boat and airplane builder. Eleanor Kretschman-Slim-:Ts-Tennis. Edward liiicen-Wabasli Blues Eddie-Accor' dionist. Edward Kurtzh-EddieMColleeting autographs. Fourth Row Virginia Kuschel-jenny-Collecting stamps. Milton Lamie-Milty Wilty-Electrical engineer. Pauline Langevin-F1'encl1y-Dancing. Mary Alma Lemon-Lem-Dietician. Nellie Lewis-Duchess-Typist. Beulah Mae Linck-Lefty-'LGive me rhythm. George Linck-Linck-Electrical engineer. Charles Lindow-Pug-Baseball, aviation and hockey. Elaine Lister-Aviation. Fifth Raw Helen Livermore-To play baseball. Audrey Locke-Toots-Singing. John Loftus-Siesta--Aeronautical engineer. Patricia Long-Spitfire-Sports. Velma LovellQVal-Comptometer operator. Mary Kathryn Manuel-Spanisli-Teacher. Iona Markes-Ilgie-Stenographer. Christine Markoul -- Chrissie Wissie - Radio singer. Albin Marks-Beano-Tool and die maker. 1937 U41 Sixth Row Dorothy Martin-Dotty-Daiicing. james Massey-jim--Chemist. ,Mildred Mattern-Milly-To sing like Smith. John Maurer-Milt-Baseball. William Mays-Willie-Fireman. Maybelle McClelland-Chatter-Fighting. Robert McCloud-Bob-Baseball player. Dorothy McCur1e-Dotie-Talking and chewfng gum. james McDermott-Mac-To be a doctor. Kate Seventh Row Leo McCue--Tamer-'Drawing. Patricia Melrose-Pat-Prfvate secretary. Phyllis MerchantaPhill-Reporter. Betty Metsker-Bee-Swimming. Ervin Metzingerh-Metz-Roller David Mitchell-Mitch-Hockey. Edna Mitcliell-Mitch-Aviatrix. Jean Mitchell-Peanuts-Nurse. Shirley Moore-Blondie-Roller skating. skating. Eighth Row Howard Morba-Howie-Baseball player. Mary Morris-Pansy-Bicycle riding. Thomas Mrazik-Tommy-Making airplanes. Frank Myers-Flash-Hockey player. Catherine Nason-Caddy-To be a writer. Frank Nadeau-Electrical Engineering. Mildred Nehring-Milly-Typist. Fay Nickel-Art- I forgot. Robert Nicolai-Bob-Cabinet maker. Ninth Row Iames Noel-jim-Stamp collecting. William Oakes-Bill-Baseball. Irene Ogle-Snickle Fritze-Dress designer. Alice Mae Oliver-Reds-Nurse. Iarret Opoian-Streamline-Baseball. Alice Joan Orlikowski-Otley-Nurse. Betty Iune Overman-iffy-Comptometer oper- ator. Sadie Owen-Mickey- Oli, fiddlesticksln Lucille Page-Luke- Come on, Pokeyf' Tenth Row Fabio Pagnucco-Nap-Aviator. Williain Parent-Garters-Baseball. Virginia Parent-Giggles-Roller skating. Louis Parkansky-Park ya karkus-Civil en' gineer. Donald Parker-Speed-Racing. Margaret Parker-Peggy-Comptometer oper- ator. Rose Pasliaian-Sugar-Collecting pictures of movie stars. Helen Pawlowski-Lib-Singing and acting. A 1 1. my-H 1 M w r 'Q 'f c A 1 , ,mf A.HuooY mmsznsou. . 4- I: b V . . X h .Y .mlcuucmn H.K STURA li A ' -1-4 .4. -V f V 1 . W , M N E vklsn A.Kuoo in .io . SCHEL LAMIE f r VL ii! , ly: , f -1 . ,, . N , A ,P wr , 'I mi ,. Huvskmons A.l.ockE Y, , H, In YA - L. iv 1 it f' D.MARTIN L.MiGUE BMELROSE mf-V .1 W ,g. 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DMITCHELL , ',g',:f 1-' . 411 , j9 ,y HH, , 5 - ' .. wr. f Havens c.:-mson r.NAozAu U2 jf , c'. . .A F, W. , , '1 ' 5, -If 'I 4 JI ,i:,,.c'g,g 1 ,g O WEN '-e N A. u , s 'J 'f' 'tl' . C-. ' -1' 1 - N , 4 J 7: f . - 66 1, wig agp! . Hz - , ',-' w ' ' yi. in VPARtNT LPARKANSKY D-PARKER E151 .LINCK C.LINDOW Lf 1 19 .1 -,:.: L EN n nnmcss' : 5c.MA 1 ., Pa 'W X R.Mfcm.oun ' rg. ,Q 7 5 A af 1 'liqivf E-MITUNELL 1 H MNEHRINS FINICKELW f' 'Mg A , Q. ' 2 5:24?Ff'v KXY4 Q' : . BOVERMAN 5.0wEN .- f ' w 1' , , - 1:?'fQ, ,N 4915 W w ffl fix . MPARKER R.PASl-IAIAN RKIRK F 41. . EYLISTER s fi Y' V , AMARKSV 'W' , ' w- 'w '5-au' JMVDER .A 5 'P . J, 9Moan: , JW Y , ,a 3- wg, M4 U 'H N :y V1.1 M' 1 5 I.. PAGE E N 's 'ful 4 1-1,1 -fag. A H.PAwLowsKI First Row Marjorie Pearce-Margie-Secretary. Leslie Pearson-Stooge-Baseball. Betty Pecsenye-Lady Beth- Gee whiz! Lorraine Penny-Peimy-Author or singer. Marguerite Pereny-Peggy-Travel. Robert Peterson-Bob-Model airplanes. Marjorie Petrangelo-Marge-Dancer. Henry Piccioni-Hank-Baseball. James Clinton Place-Killer-Swimming. Second Row Betty Jean Prato-Pratrs--Nurse. ,losephine Clara Radi-Io-Latin teacher. Robert Radtke+Boh-Business man. Eleanor Raftary-Shorty-To be a singer. Betty Ramm-Books- Wl1at d'd you say Georgella Randall-Georgie-To sing like Jes' sica Dragonette. Mary Rasmussen-Panther EyesfSports. Willis Rasmussen-Bill-Aeronautics. Florence Ratush - Flossfe - Collecting Detroit Tiger pictures. T. Third Row Louise Rehling-Lu-To be a poet. Patty Rhames-Pat-Nurse. Carol Rice-Real estate agent. Peggy Ann Richards-Peg-Actress. Ruth Riekert-Sparky-Swimmer. Elmer Ricketts-Flyer-Transport pilot. Milton Ricketts-Milt-Cartoonist. Martin Riopelle-Madam Ivfartirti-Aviator. Ruth Rissman-Rizzy-Professional swimmer Fourth ROW Matilda Ann Ritecz - Miltawna - Well! of course. Beatrice Robertshaw-Bea-Secretary. Mildred Rosemann-Peanut-To be a good bowler. Margaret Rosnyaigljeggy-Private secretary. John Russell-johnnie-Broadway playboy. Ruth Suave-Cutie-Sports. Glenn Sawyer-Booker--Baseball. Phyllis Scheel-Phil-Collecting pictures. Lawrence Schenk-Buck-Orator. Fifth Row Elaine Sclierf-Dotty-Dancing. Eleanor Schettler-'Tiny-Private secretary. Edward Schneidewind-Snits+All flying. Orville Schonschek-Blondie-Architect. - Geraldine Schumper - jerry - To dance like Eleanor Powell. Dorothy Sebastian-Dot-Dancer. Mary Sheridan-Haney Chile-Famous actress. Louis Short+Sho1'ty-Model airplanes. Louis Simon-Eugene-Electrician. 1937 L16 Sixth Row s Robert M. Smithw-Smitty-Doctor. Robert Spodeek-Smoky-Baseball. Marion Sprayberry-Pete-Swimming. Gladys St. Charles-Nurse. Grace Eleanor Stein-Gracie-Stage actress. Elsie Standhardt-Smart Girl-Nursing. Donna Stel'ling-Tallqative-Movie star. Robert Stickley-Bob-Mechanic. Donald Studtg Don-Baseball. Seventh Row Henry Studt-ScoLty+Baseball. Earleen Suggitt-Tinker-To skate like Henie. John Summers-Doady-Baseball. Max Swatosh-Aviation. Betty Swenders--Bett-Private secretary. Mary Szernardi-Mur-Traveling. George Thomas-Dutch-Girls. Albert Toth-Buck-To be like Larry Aurie. june Marie Trimmer-Pee XVee-Lawyer. Sonja Eighth Row Helen Ur-Reading. Zoltan Vagi-Private secretary. Alice VaitkunasQAl-Nurse. Raymond Vickerman-Vick-Stamps. William V nskunas-Bud-Swimmer. Dorothy Vinson-Dot-To go to college. Byron Wade-Bud-To join the navy and see the world. Dorothy VJagasy-Boots-Dancing. Earl Walker-Baseball. Ninth Row Leona Wallace-Lee-Typist. Karl Walters-Kentucky-Swimming. Irene Wasil-Peachie-Swimming. Lester Wefsmiller-Zche-Undertaker. Esther Ruth Wells-Lady Esther-Nurse. Gordon Wilson-Icehouse-Airmail pilot. Elmira Wischer-Babe-Private secretary. Mary Wolfe-Actress. Anna Wolosky-Anai-Private secretary. Tenth Row ,lean Wunderlielu--Collecting toy dogs. Margaret XVunderlieh-Marg-Scrap books. Vivian Wuttke-Tootles-Tennis. George Yaczik-Flash-To be a second base' man. John Albert Yaczik-Slug-Baseball. Velma Young-Toppy-Nurse. Irene Zimniskas-Zivmie-Stenographer. Philomena Zuecolo-Phil-Teacher. James Zwiernikowski-jim-Violinist. 1 i WILSON QUILL , ,El iff'-1 X 'f 1 L-.X ' ' 3- P A ' ' 5 - . , - . -f, , fx f A :,'f,-,g p-'. ,' . sf' . '-X 1.1 'f 1 T743 ,lgffm Q My-vsp, cg L.PsARson B.P:cseNvlz n.P:r:nsoN nngfuj 'f fs H ' 3, ,Q ,' -' , ,,- A, . ., ..... A n m, i .,,. , ,J : 1- , ? ' Eg V f 'V ' 4115.9-. , N ,gb U , B,PR ATO J. RAD! RRADTK E E'-RAFTARY B. RAM M G.RANoAl.L Mmysmusszn ' -V Q- . . in 1. ffiiz' ' J- Y ,, , v -'21 I . fy VQM, -V ...,,,fM4:,: V' W 1. ,V A '- f Y , M, V .f,1,j1-'g' . 1.. 4 ' V, LREHLING RRI-JAMES C.Rlce Rmcunnos E.R:ckE1'1'5 MnlCKE1'rs U- I , , , . 'I my Q ' 'Y V A. ' A A .-r.-.Af . 5 , , . . ,. , E A N Y 2,4 ,V :I l,. MJ?lTECZ 8Ra sn-rsMAw MROSEMANN M.RosNYAl J.I'fussEu. ' ' - Xu' I-F 5 , 4:5 , V M Vg ., . - am 115115 gf ? '!,, L. qw! ,, N, 1 A7 H' :V-W, ,. 1, , D .gpg . wf fi ' lg . , ' , 1 . 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'U F x., an '- 4 3 ik, y 'ff' '- fm . -V A 2 T15 'f ,L ' A, If 5, ,, 1 5' -' JVIIJNUIRMCN MWUNDERLICN MWUTTKE 5-YACZIK JYACZIK VYOUNG f LIIMNFSKAS U71 tl ' 1,-6 1' 1 :Q ,' -0 ' , - I s H.PIbClONl J.PLAcz 4 53 Wg? 2.6, YK .,N1': w1, 3 x W 723, 4 X1 , f , N mnsmusssn HRA-fusu , I- ', 'X F.. -2' Lv' X .Ls 4 F NXRIDPFLLE R.Rli5l'4AN x XY. L ' 2. Escuesl. L.5Cl-IENK 5:1151 ' Y ,u ,, 'T E, ' V Q, 'W . Q, I-:SHOn'r N' ',, L.Smou', 1? , ' ' I , QA A -58' L4 1 R.S1'lckl.EY nsvuo-r - af? . ,, i ? , ,L Q ATUTH JTRIMMER ., . f' M ll WAGA sv E.wAucER -' J 5. . Q - ,MA MWOLFE AMIDLDSKY . --., QL Q, 1 -1' 1 , EZUCCOLO .llwuenmpfowsla 1937 Av HONOR ROLL Those whose names appear on the following Honor Roll have attained an A standard of scholarship at least once since September, 1936: Aben, J. Baghdoian, I. Bartlett, B. Boulton, M. Buck, D. vCaldwell, A. Campbell, J. Chesar, G. Coffey, C. Compeau, J. Crossen, M. Czako, E. Davey, S. J. De Angelis, G. Deitsch, R. De Lamarter, D. -Drum, E. Ellis, M. Fiedler, W. Finigan, E. Fisher, J. Fitz Gerald, B. Fraites, J. Ganos, T. Geisler, R. Gentile, M. Gibbons, V. Godoshian, R. Goodall, E. M. Gow, D. Green, B. Gregor, E. Harriman, R. Harrison, I. Hauk, M. Hoyer, N. Hutchinson, I. Jehle, M. Jenkins, B. Johnson, V. Jones, R. Joy, M. J. Karnafil, A. Kearon, G. Kelley, S. Kenway, J. Korkigian, I. Kretsch-man, E. Kucen, Ed. Kucen, Er. Kuschel, V. Lemon, M. A. Lesnik, R. Liszak, A. Linck, B. M. Lutz, W. 'J Markoul, C. Markoul, J. Martin, M. Mattern, M. Mc Carter. L. Mc Davis, D. Mc Intosh, D. Mc Phee, W. Merchant, P. Merrill, R. Miller, J. Nickel, F. Orlikowski, A. Overman, B. Parker, B. J. Pashaian, R. Pashaian, -S. Peterson, G. Peterson, J. Peterson, R. Ramm, B. Ratush, F. Rebholz, B. Rehling, L. Ridley, B. Rinna, A. Ritecz, M. Roach, L. M. Robinson, J. B HONOR ROLL Following is a list of those pupils who have been on the HB H since September, 193 6. Aben, J. Alexander, M. Baghdoian, I. Bartlett, B. Bauss, A. Binder, H. Blanchetti, M. Boulton, M. Buchanan, A. Buekwalter, B. Chuykin, A. Connell, B. Cottingham, J. Cunov, R. Czaka, E. Davey, S. Dawson, M. - Drum, E. Ekey, P. Ferris, C. Finigan, E. Fisher, J. Fiedler, W. Gerald, B. F. Gholdoian, A. Ghold-oian, R. Gow, D. Gregor, B. Halkovieh, T. Huntley, R. M. Jenkens, B. Johnston, J. Karnaiil, A. Kelley, S. V NSI Knapp, C. Langley, S. Long, P. Lithgow, E. McGrath, D. Mitchell, E. Moldovan, M. Mundell, Okey, B. onor Roll Orlikowski, A. Pagnucco, F. Pearce, M. Piccioni, I. Predhome, R. Rebholz, B. Rinna, A. Robinson, J. Rosynai, M. Roy, V. Santo, J. Sarandrea, D. Sehettler, F.. Schnoor, M. Schumper, G. Segraves, J. W Seitz, Shore, M. Smith, C. Steffler, E. Studt, D. Tester, L. Toth, M. Turner, D. Vaitkunas, A. Van Hoten, M Verderbar, D. Vickers, R. Weisberg, H. Wells, B. Wetterholt, L. Wilson, B. Wolosky, A. Wray, R. Wunderli, B. Yahuke, R. Zvviernikowski J at least three times Rogers, W. Romberger, F. Roselle, A. Sehettler, F.. Schonschek, O. Schwartz, D. t,.Shore, M. Sterling, D. Toth, M. Verderbar, D. Vielmo, R. Walker, B. Wilson, B. AVw7ootls, Zidi, M. Zuccolo, P. I gg 1 WILSON QUILL ' x 4 7 Nx ffff X fy SM fgi W 4 X 9 V SP in K 4 www f X Wiiiimmw xx ,X F:m:Kr:L ,A X ff: X 21' 4 I l, 1 4 1 5 gk 17? f iii '53 fl ,- Xxx C kv ', , , , S T' K , us V27 i N XXX ! i fa fm- X iw nv if f M' HES' 9 li .4 I .J '-rv: ii im' Ni 1 Wx . ii viii IG Q- NY' AA F -Q, X A wr 'Y-Pg 'mul N Z f .Xi x .Q ,M If - x. -Aw -.TRW Xhm ., .,.,,,4 li f QX . isf 1 if x .T i y h-' :fri iwx lf A 1' 4 -..,,4 gn, 5 1 fi j XE XXXVQZ W. w v' Q A- , ' ' ij if X 'XNQR-w U X 5 '-3 ,. , I iz' W Y Z1 .iN - 'l i A X X H ' W H' , ,f XX Ilirl J b fy .,,- Iii.-fi , N X 1 L i Activities 1937fff QUILL STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF Organization Editors MALVINA HAUK IVIARJORIE IEHLE VIOLET KISH MARY ALMA LEMON MARGUERITE PERENY BETTY JEAN PRATO BETTY RAMM MATILDA RITECZ ALICE VAITIQUNAS ART EDITORS WILLIAM JAY FAY NICKEL PATRICIA VANHOTIIN P1-IILIP WOODS BUSINESS STAFF Advertising Manager f ' f Axsistant Manager f f ' A f Representatives of leading rooms HAROLD ANDERSON ANNA CHAYKIN RALPH CHURCH THELMA CUMMINS EVA GUNTIER MARY ALMA LEMON TYPIST VIELMA LOVIELL BILLY LUTZ DONALD LYTLL JOE PLCSENYI3 EDWARD STUART IRENE WASIL GIQIIALDINI5 SOIIUMIANI1 CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSOR S ENIILISII DE1'A1i'1'Nll:N'I' TIIACH uns MR. P0zzINI-Phomgrapher Mus. KATHLEEN THNNY-Advertising T201 JOHN RUSSELL VIRGINIA ROY 7B 8B 9B WILSON QUILL THE STUDENT COUNCIL B Sponsors: Miss Firth and Miss Calcaterra The Student Council is an organization of representatives of the student body who meet to promote a better understanding between the faculty and the students. Among the projects which the council has sponsored are the Better Vocabulary Drive, and a Courtesy Campaign. They have tried to acquaint the new pupils with the school by having Assemblies. They have also taken care of the selling of Quills and Christmas and Easter Seals. One outstanding project they have tried to put across is to have more mothers present at the P. T. A. Meetings. ' The oiiicers for the first semester were: Frederick Kirn, presidentg Betty Neubacher, vice' presidentg Eleanor Schettler, secretary: and Mary Alma Lemon. treasurer. The present officers are: Eleanor Schettler, president: Mary Alma Lemon, vicefpresidentg Shirley Langley, secretary: and Ruth Merrill, treasurer. The list of homeroom representatives for this term are as follows: Sponsors: Miss Firth and Miss Calcatevm Murray Edge-210 Leona Mc Carter-308 7A Mary Morris-203 Williani Garabedian -207 Charlotte Ferris-209 Vivian Gibbons-211 Mary Joy-215 Doris Hare-221. Robert Neuhacher -327 Charles Knapp-107 Roy Wilso11f1O9 Ruby Jones-201 Jean Cottingham-213 .lack Dawson-220 Georgina Kearon-220 8A Catherine Flynn-202 Theresa Halkovich 7206 Ruth Vickers-228 Betty Bartlett-321 s'Edward Lithgow-322 Bernice Hansen!-328 l 31 1 Albert Lisjak-208 Ruth Merrill-227 Iris Korkigian-301 Annette Buchanan -307 James WolfE313 9A Ruth Rissman-222 Verna Johnson-302 Max Swatosh-303 Phyllis Merchant-306 Eva Mae Goodall-309 Mary Alma Lemon -31 1 Orville Schonschek -320 1937 joseph Bertram Robert Draves Wilbert Garrison Gordon Locke jack Malaney Robert Sebes Billy Bebeau Donald Buck Iris Korkigian Donald Lytle Norman Hunt Edward Kurtz Robert Radtke BOYS' GLEE CLUB-SENIOR Sponsor: Miss Mills john Russell Martin Riopelle Fabio Pagnucco john Caprielian john Dennis .lohn Gilbert Frank Dietrich Melvin Koch james Kregear Lawrence Milatz Richard Proctor Thompson Ferrans Elmer Clark JR. BOYS' GLEE CLUB john Anderson Benny Brodhead Ronald Cherry Billy Horvath Alfred Napolitan Stuart Edward Walter Bach ,loe Dossai William Garabed Leonard Reisach John Reed Sam Sahagian Arthur Sanislay ian Sponsor: George Beaudoin Gordon Armstrong Howard Carpenter Russell Harriman Ora Marks Robert Spindlemnn i,Zfg1nond Mcszaros Henry Brinkman Louis Tester Harry Bishop Murray Crossen William Fiedler Hilliard Ferguson Leslie Pearson 'Louis Simon fAlbert Toth Lester Weismiller john Yaczic George Yaezic Raymond Beauvais Ellfs Fryer Harry Kezelian Henry Piccioni Robert Smith Upram Androsian Daniel Balogh Miss Mills Albert George Donald Mattern William Mennell William Jog Edward Mascara 1 james Dykes Daniel Bruso Jack Dawson Robert Fodor H Billy Lutz 'Richard Hasselberg john Markoul Milton Noel T221 Milan Barancek Marvin Baumey Charles Brabenac Peter Chkoreif William Duthie Ike Koekoran Robert Lovell Melvin Tabbert Remo Vielmo Donald Cole Lffhomas Pantoleon Everett Woods Henry Vorase Iessc Santo Harvey Weisberg Robert Wray Robert Heidenreich Harry Austin Frederick Herr Sain Refuill Charles Schwenders George Shagian Charles Siroonian Stanley Polnicky Fred Pilbeam Massis Godosian WILSON QUILL SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Louise Amman Iris Anteau Betty Bartlett Evelyn Branning ,Annette Buchanan Ann Caldwell Gloria Carls Joyce Compeau LMabel Dawson Ruth Deitsch Elsie Drum Marilyn Ellis: Goldie Fazekas Sponsor: Betty Fitzgerald Nlarian Francis Gina George Margaret Girard Josephine Gosline Cleo Herrick .Nellie Hoyer Antoinette Karnafil Shirley Kelly Roxie Korkigian Jean Lewis Joyce Long Velma Lovell JUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Jean Aben Betty Atkinson Elsie Berges Alice Berryman Virginia Bazick Loretta Breckle Mara Jane Bridwell Virginia Brown Marylyn Burton Julie Chall Catherine Colfey Sponsor: Jean Cottingham Margaret Crane Betty Ewald Jeanette Fisher Violet Garrett Armin Geragosian Olga Gulyas Eva Gunter Geraldine Hermenau Betty Jenkins Georgina Keaton Miss Hart Mazie McIntyre Phyllis Merchant Betty Overman Margaret Parker I Helen Pawlowski Marjorie Pearce Marguerite Pereny Delores Quigley Georgella Randall Betty Rebholz Carol Rice ,Beatrice Robertshaw Margaret Rosynai Miss Hart Marilyn Klug Lois Lemon Leona McGarter Eileen McNally Mary Keren Morris Katherine Murray Shirley O'Brien Shirley Ray Regene Rosemann Doris Sarandrea Cecilia Simoncig Charlotte Schelsky Olive Sebastian ,K Lenore Smith Grace Stein L,Ruth Sweeney Florence Tastard June Trimmer w,Dorothy Turner Marian Van Hoten Dorothy Vinson Betty Wilson Betty Wunderli Norma Gene Smith Garnet Stafford Helen Supplee Elinor Sweany Maureen Swords Virginia Williamson Virginia Wilson Elizabeth Ynkas E231 19137 JUNIOR ORCHESTRA Violin-ALICE BLIGIAN, ALICE BRAZITIS, MARY CALLEY, JUNE CAMPBELL, JOE C1-IIZMADIA, JEANETTE FISHER. MASIS GODOSIAN, BUDDY GOSLINE, ROBERT HOLBURTON, LOUISE KACHIGAN, KARNY KAR' NIGIAN, SHIRLEY VKELLEY, JAMES KOEHLINGER, ROBILRT KOLANK, JOHN MARKARIAN, WILIQS SAN' DERs, HERB TISCHLER, MARYANN TOTH, JAMES ZWIERNIROWSRI. Cornet-DONALD DILLARD, JACK MUNDELL, MARPLE NEWTON, EMMA NORDINO, ARTHUR RITCHIE, JACK THIEEAU, HARVEY WEISEERG. Cello-HELEN COMEOS, YOLANDA DIVETA. Clarinet-GEORGE ADDISON, JOSEPH ATTARD, JUNIOR FRALEY, JOSEPHINE GOSLINE, JERRIT O1'IAN. Flute-VIRGINIA ANDERSON. SQXOPIIOHE'-MARION DIVETA, RAY DONN, SHIRLEY KINNEY, WILLIAM PALMER, PETER STANRO. String BASS-MIKE SMTGULEC, LEO WOODWARD. Wind Bass-Ross SMITH, ROBERT MARLOWE. Trombone-HARRY SCI-IULTZ, HARVEY NEWTON. Pid71O-RUTTI DEKITSCH. French Horn-J. W. SEAGROVES, ROBERT BAKER, DOROTHY TURNER. I Director-MR. MANN.. SENIOR ORCHESTRA First ViOIi11-SHIRLEY KELLEY, SHIRLEY KINNEY, MABLE DAWSON, RAYMOND GEISLER, MARYANN TOTH, JOSEPI-IINE RADI, DOROTHY SCHANE. Second Violin-HERBERT FINK, LOUISE KACI-IEGIAN, JUNE CAMPBELL, SARKIS SARKISIAN, KARNY KAR' NIOIAN, JEANETTE FISHER, JAMES KOEHLINGER, JESSIE SANTO, BUDDY GOSLINE. Viola-JACK ELLIS. N CldTi71CITJ0SEPI'IINE GOSLINE, JOSEPH ATTARD, RAYMOND BALCOM, CECIL FRALEY. 'Trombone-HARRY SCHULTZ, HARVEY NEWTON. French Horn-DOROTHYVTURNER. Sousaphone-ROBERT MARLOWE. Cornet-HARVEY WEISEERG, JACK LMUNDELL, ARTHUR ROSELLE, HARRY KEZIILIAN, LEO WOOIIWARIT, MARIILE NEWTON. Flute-YOLANDA DIVYBTA. Tenor Sax-RUTH DEITSCI-I. Snare Drurn-RICHARXLIRVINE. Bass DTlL7T11.IAMES ZWIERNIROWSRI. Pid71D1MISS IMILLS. Director-MR. MANN. E341 WILSON QUILL ADVERTISING GROUP The following were the irst people to bring in 2135.00 or more for advertising: Billy Oke, Betty FitzGerald, Rosemary Godoshian, Shirley Langley, Marilyn Klug, Dorothy Maken, Margaret Nemeth, Betty Hyde, Marilyn Ellis, fwirlnerj, Virginia Grieme, Mary June Hem' inover, Mary Downey, Joe Pecenze, Maritza Hartounian, Velma Lovell., fmnnerfupj, The' resa Larry, Clara Bodnar, James Zwiernikowski, Betty Overman, Mary Alma Lemons, Dorf othy Sebastian, Phyllis Hamborsky, Audrey Locke, Donald Lytlc, john Russell, Donald Gab' ler, Harold Stark. WILSON LIBRARY STAFF The Wilson Library Staff is completing its Hfth year of service to the school. Member' ship of this club is open to boys and girls of the Sth and 9th grades who have satisfactory grades in scholarship and citizenship. Through their duties they gain a knowledge of the educational and recreational benefits that the library provides -for the pupils. If you enjoy books and like to work with them, join the Library Staff. MEMBERS: Robert Allen, Louise' Amman, Betty Atkinson, Oerneth Beltz, Sophie Bernct, Ralph Borf reiman, Jeanette Fisher, June Fraites, Eva Mae Goodall, Wziiida Grosse, Armin Gerogosian, Isabelle Harrison, Robert Heidenreich, Marjorie Jehle, Pauline Kogelman, Mary' Alma Lemon, Lois Lemon, Beulah Linck, Jack Lichti, Fay Nickel, Shirley O'Brien, Margaret Rosnyai, Margaret Spirotli, Eleanor Sweany, Alice Vaitkunas, Betty Ramm. Librarian: Mary Lohrf storfer. Nfl 1937 QUILLETTE STAFF The .Quillette was a new venture at Wilsoii School during this semester. Its purpose is to function as a news bulletin carrying notices, admonitions, suggestions and items of especial interest to the hornerooms. It has had a very humble beginning but hopes are very large that it may develop into a more extensive publication in the future. It has been published bifweekly and seems to have been accorded a welcome by the students. The following azegnemlaers of the stajf: Betty Green, Joyce Compeau, Clifford Smith, Bettyi'VJalker, Jack 'Mundell, Nellie,Hoyer, Marjorie Jehle, Isabelle Harrison, Matilda Ritecz, Lorraiiae Penny and Dorf othy Martin. Mrs. Wiebe is the sponsor and Miss Damerau has charge of the typing. , WILSON PRESS CLUB 1936-1937 Sponsor: A. W. Crank Geraldine Schumper, P'resident,' Elizabeth Varga, Vice President, Frank Romherger, Secretary and Treasurer, Frank Kopmeyer, Phyllis iMerchant, George Kraske, Mild1'ed Mattern, Eva Mae Goodall, Mar' jorieiflehle, Helen Dunn, Margaret Schmidt, Virginia Strobeck, Joyce Gompeau, Florence Jackson, Berf nice Iseriberg, Paulirle'Gotton, Antoinette Karnaiil, Mary Galley, Blanch Buckwalter, Josephine Mohacsi, Alice Gholkoian, Elizabeth Ridley, Jack Dawson, Billy Williamson, jean Aben, Ethiel Czako, Margaret Spirofl, Maryann Toth, Marie Gentile, Betty Ewald, Violet Garrett, Bernard Hanson, Gizella Tarr, Dorf othy Schwartz, Leona McGarter, Ioan Melrose, Shirley Abray. E261 WILSON QUILL The Service Club Sponsor, Mr. Egbertg Captain, Zolton Vagig Assistants, Rose Pashian, in charge of girlsg Harold Anderson, in charge of boys. The Service Club, which has efficiently served the WllEOl1 School for six years under the able sponsorship of Mr. Egbert, this year consists of eightyflive members who are divided into tw-o squads. The members of one squad are chosen from the 9A students by the home' room teachers and it is their duty to maintain order in the halls at bell time and disndissals and to direct people at assemblies. The other squad is made up of pupils taken from the fourth hour auditorium class and they help during the lunch hour by being on duty in the halls and lunch room. To qualify for membership in the club one must have good citizenship marks and good attendance. I T271 19 37 Clubs The clubs -of the Wilsoxm School have inerea They are sponsored by the teachers and offer along lines in which they are interested. The Wilson Band, directed by Mr. Mann, i a most successful and enjoyable year. It is th sed in both number and -membership this year. pupils an opportunity to express themselves nstructor of instrumental music, has completed e first time that it has been complete as an organization and as such has played at various assemblies. The following pupils have been on the A Honor Roll four or live times since September, 1937: G. Colley M. Jehle R. Dcitseh V. Johnson M. Ellis R. Jones R. Geisler G. Kearon M. Gentile P. Kogelmann V. Gibbons E. Kretsehman E. Goodall E, Kucen I. Harrison V. Kuschcl M. Haul: E. Lesnilc I. Hutchison B. Linck MODEL BOAT CLUB Sponsor-Mr. Pozzini President-Albert Liszak VicefP1fesident-Ray C. lvlarkoul M, Rosynai M. Mattern V. Roy gy-MMC1:Iei G. Sehumper . ere an R. Merrill H F. Nickel T ' . B' Ovcrman A. Vaitkunas B. Ramm H. Weisberg F. Ratush ' E- Woods L. Rehling R. W1'z1y Miller' Secretary and Treasurer-Albert Volstromer VIOLIN CLUB Sponsor-Mr. Pozzini President-Edward Gabriel VicefP1eside11t-Iolin Sommers Secretary and Treasurer-Erwin Lemlce HANDICRAFT CLUB Sfnonxor-Miss Reynolds President-Betty Bartlett ViccfPresident-Roseanna Drum Secretary-Treasurer-Irene Drum POETRY CLUB Sponsor-Mrs, Tenney President-Charlotte Ferris Vice-President-Virginia Ray Secretary-Shirley Jean Davey HUMANE SOCIETY CLUB Sponsor-Miss Calcaterra President-Harolcl Anderson VicefPresiclent-Carol Thomas Secretary-Alice Vaitkunas Treaswrer-Donald Lytlc FUTURE CRAFTSMEN OF AMERICA Sponsor-Mr. Perry President-Edward Kucen VicefP'residenL--Noel Taylor Secretary-Raymoml Geisler Treasttrer-Willian'1 Oaks I DRAMATIC CLUB Sponsor-Miss Nichols President-Florence Tastard VicefPrcside11th-Iris Korkigian Secretary'-Slmirley Kelley Assistant Secretary-Robert Nixon KNITTING CLUB Sponsors'-Ivliss Fullerton, Miss Kriese President-Evelyn Stelller Secretary--Marie Gentile RADIO SPEECH CLUB Sponsor-Mr. Schlesinger Presideiit-Williaiii Palmer Secretary-Betty Ann Miller Treasurer-Alice Hacker VJILSON WIZARDS QChcmist Sponsor-IvIr. Gordon President-Jaines Dykes Vice'Presidc11t-Willis Lutz Sec'retm'y--Robert Spinclleman Treaszwci'-Harold Anderson ry Clubj ART CLUB Sponsor-Mrs. Palmer President--Ezirl Neal Vice-President-Rutli Kulha Secretary-A4Muryuni1 Toth Treasurer-Alice Brazitis 281 WILSON QUILL E291 1937 U01 WILSON QUILL U11 Albrecht, Elizabeth Allen, Frank Ammon, Louise Androee, Elizabeth Androsian, Upram Angnian, Sam Antea, Iris Bach, Walter Baker, Robert Barancek, Milan Beals, Charles Beltz, Gerneth Borreman, Ralph Brecklin, Margaret Brinkman, Henry Bruce, Brent Burr, Mary Jane Campbell, June Caprillian, John Carey, Marie Caron, Jane Casoris, Yola Chall, Wallace Charette, Cecil Chemotti, Robert Chesar, Gladys Clark, Elmer Cobane, Orrin Cole, Donald Compeau, Joyce Connell, Betty Crossen, Murray- Cunov, Robert Czako, Ethel Darin, Ernest Davenport, Kenneth Davey, Shirley Jean Dawson, Jack De Angelis, George De Angelis, Ginato De Angelis, Savis De Angelo, Philmen Di Veta, Yolanda Drum, Irene 1937 Perfect Attendance Engel, Albert Enokian, Virginia Fazekas, Goldie Ferguson, Hillard Franklin. Billy Gabial, Edward Gentile, Marie Gerber, Virginia Gholdian, Alice Gholdian, Rose Godoshian, Rosemary Goodall, Eva Mae Gopigan, Margaret Gosline, Josephine Grenke, Glennadine Gyori, Irene Hanusi, Irene Hanusi, Margaret Hassler, Emma Hildebrandt, Raymond Hoberton, Robert Huddy, Ann Huntington, Helen Hutchison, Isabella Jehle, Marjorie Johnson, Charlotte Johnson, Paul Johnson, Verna Jones, Ruby Joy, Mary Jane Kachigan, Louise Kamashian, Carl Karakashian, Karnig Kavalakian, Mary Kearon, Georgina Kelemen, Bertha Kelley, Shirley Kinney, Shirley Kirk, Richard Kogelman, Anne Kollver, Duane Kopmeyer, Frank Korkigian, Iris Kraska, Dorothy Kraske, George Krutsinger, Louis Kucen, Ernest Leibold, Clare Lesnik, Rudolph L'nek, Beulah Mac Locke, Audrey Lovell, Velma Lytle, Donald Magditch, Helen Maiola, Albert Markoul, Christine Martin, Margaret Mays, William McKee, Dorothy McPhee, Willard Mercer, Betty Merchant, Phyllis Merrill, Ruth Mooskian, Edward Munck, Donald Murguly, Amelia Nagy, Frank Nason, Catherine Nestman, Norman Pagnucco, Fabio Paisley, Visla ' Pashaian, Sarkia Pearce, Nlarjorie Peterson, William Piccioni, Ida Pirkovie, Louis Pittman, Gene Read, Shirley Rebholz, Betty Rehling, Louise Resckemeti, Charles Ridley, Elizabeth Ritecz, Matilda Romberger, Frank Rosynai, Margaret Ryan, Virginia Sarandrea, Doris Schenk, Walter l32l Schlaclit, June Schonsckek, Orville Schumper, Geraldine Sebastian, Olive Sennett, Mack Setzke, Edna Setzke, Ethel Shepherd, Earl Shier, Mary Jane Shore, Marjorie Short, Louis Simoneig, Cecilia Smith, Alberta Smock, Lucille St. Charles, Gladys Steiiler, Evelyn Sternisha, Henry Stevens, William Stol, George Swenders, Marie Szemerak, Lillian Tabbert, Melvin Thomas, Josephine Thurkow, Norman Torok, Helen Toth, Albert Ur, Helen Vatkunas, Alice Vielmo, Inez Vielmo, Remo Vinskunas, William Volstromer, Albert Wagner, Ruth Wajay, Lillian Walker, Betty Wallace, Bonnie Jo Wilson, Betty Williamson, Earl Wolosky, Anna Woods, Everett Worke, Donald Yahnke, Ruth Yeglic, Joseph Zakar, Andrew WILSON QUILL Hits and Bits The course of study furnishes the basis for the program of the year in any school. However a surprisf ingly- large number of other activities is discovered and these various enterprises supply much interest and keep the faculty and pupils, to say nothing of the home folks, agog with anticipation and concern. CONTESTS Contests are ever a spur to unusual effort and Wilson is not lacking in these. There are certain activif ties of this kind in which all schools of the city participate, those which are sponsored by outside agen' cies, who have a vision of a better world and a recognition of the influence of the youth of today. These contests are approved and encouraged by the Board of Education. :ii ii: .gi A yearly contest is that sponsored by the Detroit News, the Spelling Bee. The Wilson winner was Leona McCarter, 7Bf308g the runnerfup was Christine Voden, SAIBZI. All SB pupils were encouraged to participate in the Patriotic Speech Contest sponsored by the Daugh ters of the American Revolution. Willis Lutz, 8Bf22O was the winner. Charles Balkus, 8Bf201, wor second place. 24 :ii The Allied Youth of Detroit invited all 9A pupils to present an essay on The Dangers of Moderate Drinking. The results of this contest were as follows: first place, Christine Markoulg second place, june l-Cenwayg third place, Phyllis Merchant. A ' The art department has taken great interest and pleasure in presenting posters designed to reach the public and influence them to be sympathetic and share in some worthy cause, such as the Red Cross drive and Poppy Sale to help disabled veterans. Many and varied have been the contests within the school itself. Each homeroom has entered into friendly competition with the others in order to Carry on successful activities of this kind. The P.T.A, membership resulted in room 209 carrying off the banner. In the sale of Christmas seals room 306 led and at Easter time room 207 had the most sales. An interesting contest for the sale of tickets for the Wilsoii Spring Musicale is arousing much friendly competition. V :gt ig: :ii In the campaign to secure advertising for the Quill, the leading classes were SA-322, 9A-306 and 7A-207. Marilyn Ellis sold the most and Velma Lovell was second. One hundredfhve girls and forty' four boys participated in this undertaking. :ii :ii ig: The Airplane contest has afforded much interest and opportunity to display skill in this particular craft, :gi :ii tg: The members of the Handicraft Club were happy in trying to make others happy when they dressed dolls for the Coodfellows to give to some doll-less little girls at Christmas time. The one who dressed a doll most attractively was given special honor.. t I Homerooms and individuals exhibit keen interest in being able to achieve a perfect attendance record and to qualify for an honor certificate by ranking high in scholarship. IN THE AUDITORIUM The large auditorium at Wilson has been a place of outstanding pleasure, inspiration, instruction, and entertainment to the faculty and student body, as well as to our neighborhood friends at certain functions. Lectures have been given by Captain Stack of the R. O. T. C., Mr. Dodds of the Y. M. C. A. and David Irwin, an explorer of the Arctic regions, who through the kindness of the Detroit News, brought his faithful dog, his movies and his story to us. :gf :gi Among the evening entertainments given in the auditorium were the enjoyable dramatic feature given by the P.T.A. early in the school year, the evening spent with the W.P.A. actors who also let interest' ing puppets share the program with them, and the District Spring Festival put on by the elementary schools, a most enjoyable number of which was the Tom Thumb Wedding given by pupils of the Mor' le School. ySevcral movies have had their share in the year's program. Among them were the films on safety and a film on the origin and meaning of many words in the English language. The holidays have afforded the inspiration and opportunity for many programs planned and partici' patecl in by members of the student body. HOMEROOM ACTIVITIES Each homeroom shows in fenuit in lannin, a constructive irogram for the twent minutes of the lr: Y P I . , Y day when the class and its teacher are at lnmie. Discussions on subjects ol importance to all, planned programs, free reading, study periods, announcements, current events, checking and marking citizenship, learning three new words each week, as suggested by the Student Council, making scrap books, and read- ing an etiquette book called Behave Yourself are some oi the homeroom happenings. U33 1 9 3 7 BOOK STORE The Wilson School maintains a book store for the convenience of its students, with Mrs. Neil in charge. Book store articles are sold at a cheaper price and are more easily obtained than elsewhere because they are within the school. During the last year, 1,477 new books were purchased by the students of Wilson. An added convenience is the secondfhand department of our book store. This enables us to buy used books that are in good condition at a very reasonable price. Over two hundred second' hand books were sold. LUNCHROOM DEPARTMENT The members of the lunehroom department deserve a great deal of credit for providing the students and teachers with many attractive, wellfbalanced nourishing lunches, throughout the past year. Approx' imately one thousand lunches are prepared daily and the average price of the individual lunch is ten cents. The Cafeteria opens at 11:45 A. M. and continues until 1:05 P. M. Some appealing foods that are popular with most of the students are Hamburg buns, mashed potatoes and gravy, chop suey and rice, ice cream and chocolate milk. Our observation has been that the average student at Wilson Inter' mediate not only appreciates but enjoys good, nourishing food. Following are the members of the lunch' room staff: Mrs. Gertrude Clouston, Managerg Mrs. Mae Blake, Mrs. Edith Barnett, Mrs. Augusta Kaschwig, Mrs. Lillian Kirton, Mrs. Bertha Linck, Mrs. Lillian Malzahn, Mrs. Catherine McCarthy and Mrs. Selma Winter. THE WILSON INTERMEDIATE PARENTTEACHER ASSOCIATION Our school is very proud of its ParentfTeacher Association. This organization has always maintained very high ideals. The meetings have been interesting and helpful, considerable welfare work has been done, the school has been supported in every possible way, and city-wide activities have been partici' pated in by the members of the group. Much of the success has been due to the officers, who are as follows: Mrs. Doyle, Presidentg Mrs. Cunov, First VicefPresidentq Mr. Curtiss, Second Vice'Presidentg Mrs. Newton, Third Vice-Presidentg Mrs. Lytle, Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Langley, Recording Secretary, Mrs. Lovell, Treasurer, Mrs. Morrison, Publicity Chairman, Mrs. Morse, Historian, Mrs. Dumas, Dramas: Mrs. Frisk, Refreshmentsg Miss Firth, Sponsor. WILSON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Twice each year, the members of the Wilson Alumni Association gather to renew friendships, to greet former teachers and to spend an enjoyable evening together. In addition to the spring and fall dancing parties, the Alumni Association is sponsoring a moonlight excursion this summer. Plans are already in progress for this affair which promises to be very successful. Besides the social activities the graduates partake, oftentimes, in the more serious ventures of the school. Whenever their aid is required they give wholeheartedly of their services and cooperate in every way possible as well as rendering financial and moral support. This year through the efforts of the Alumni Association a complete Public Address System was installed in our large auditorium. A word of praise is in order to those alumni who go on to higher learning who bring credit and glory to themselves, their families and to Wilson through outstanding achievements, scholarships and leadership. We are proud of you. Carry on! SNAPSHOTS 1. Winner-P. T. A. Membership Driveg 2. 9A Perfect Attendance Since Entering Wilsong 3. Officers Student Councilg 4. 9A Minstrel Showg 5. Winner-Xmas Seal and Easter Seal Saleg 6. Have Done Outstanding Art Workg 7. Ship Modelg 8. Spring Musicaleg 9. President-Student Councilg 10. Junior Boys' Baseball Captainsg 11. Senior Boys' Baseball Captainsg 12. Senior Girls' Baseball Captainsg 13. Twinsg 14. 7Bf308 Lunchbasketg 15. 8th Grade Speech Contestg 16. 7th and 8th Grade Spelling Chainpsg 17. Allied Youth Contest, 18. 9A Scholarship Pinsg 19. Future Craftsmen of America- Ofhcersg 20. Lunchroom Staffg 21. Officers of Airplane Clubg 22. Engineers and Ianitorsg 23. Win' ner-Advertising Contes-tg 24. Spring Musicaleg 25. School Spelling Champg 26. Ship Moclelg 27. Music Celebrities, 28. Teachers' Music Classg 29. Model Carageg 30. Winner-8th Grade Speech Contest, 31. All A's but one B in 9th Grade, 32. Flag Raisers: 33. Junior Girls' 'Baseball Captainsg 34. Traffic Director, 35. Dance Bandg 36. P. T. A. Membership Drive Winnersg 37. Winners Allied Youth Contest, 38. Members All City Orchestrag 39. Winners of American Legion Pins. U41 WILSON QUILL U51 1937 'it L 'Ein lx. h -1 x 3 . -VV 1 .. A ,LR Z, -lbrg A.: .4 - ' E361 WILSON QUILL Quill Patrons The memhers of the Wilson School appreciate the help and support given them hy the follow, ing Patrons. George H. Anderson Anonymous Mrs. J. Bach Hilda Bachmeier Frances M. Bailey Miss Grace Bens Best Wishes from Your Firemen Al Beste Mr. Homer R. Bower Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Broehm Mr. and Mrs. John A. Buchanan Hortense E. Burns Frances Calcaterra Mr. and Mrs. N. N. Caldwell Choice Foods, Inc. Per: G. O. Gutelcunst Mr. and Mrs. Chas. R. Clemens Gertrude Clouston Dr. S. Coggan Ivlrs. Lester B. Cole Osie M. Collier Mr. and Mrs. Clayton W. Coolman Arthur W. Cronk Jean Curtiss Will Curtiss Miss R. Dalrymple Gertrude Damereau Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Deitsch Mr. and Mrs. Leo Doyle Dr. R. G. Edgar Beth Egbert Major and Mrs. William Alexander Ellis Glen L. Ettinger Lillian Firth Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Fitz Gerald Mr. Fred Fryer Eleanor Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Gabler Dr. N. Galdonyi Miss M. T. Ganey M1'. and Mrs. Henry Gies Lynn S. Gordon Mrs. E. Gyulveszi Mr. and Mrs. William Hacker Earl Hall Mr. and Mrs. Aladar H. Hamhorsky Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Harrison L. D. Harrison Adelaide Hart Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hershey Hoffman Cleaners and Furriers Mr. and Mrs..E. G. Jehle Mr. Joseph Kahn Miss Marie Kenitz Mr. Charles Kirchoff Gladys Kriese Mr. and Mrs. Laktzian Mr. and Mrs. Clifton H. Langley Miss Marileen K. Lardie Mr. and Mrs. W. Leakfelt Mr. and Mrs. Lesnik Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Looby Arthur P. Lopshire Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Lovell Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Lytle Mervyn John Mac Rae Mr. Lionel Mann Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mc Cusker Eileen Mc Clear Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mc Ginnis C. Ward Mc Cormielc, M.D. Miss Grace Mills Miss Dorothy Morris Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Morse Katharine and Buddy Morse Miss Eva Munson U71 Mrs. George Neil Miss Aileen W. Nichols Dr. H. B. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Cl-:e Mrs. C. M. Palmer James Pantoleon Mr. and Mrs. Marton Papp Merle F. Perry Miss Harriet Petty Charles Pozzini Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ramin Mr. and Mrs. P. Roseman Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Reid Miss Meta E. Reynolds Wm. A. Richards Walter Schlack Saul L. Schlesinger Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Schmidt Scout-master Troop 149 Frederick Shore Mr. and Mrs. John C. Smith Alice M. Sours Springwells Hardware Mrs. Sutherland Mrs. E. Swafford Doris M. Tarrant Mr. K. D. Tarrant Kathleen Tenney Mrs. Joseph Ur Ann Vieira Mr. and Mrs. James Wagesy Bess Wallace John H. Warncke Ethel Y. Wescott Ada Wiebe Mildred S. Wilkinson Major and Mrs. Charles H. Wilson Hazel S. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Roy O. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Wuliderli Mrs. M. H. Wiiriderliclm Mr. and Mrs. Peter Yuhas Mr. and Mrs. Zanier James Zwiernikowski 1937 Business Directory and Advertisements ASSOCIATIONS Alumni .............. ....... S ee page 52 l. American Legion Auxiliary . . . . . . . . . . 2. . . . .Vernor Unit No. 251-8502 W. Vernof 3. Parent'Teacher Association ..... See page 51 4. ATTORNEY 7 Charles Svenson .............. See page 51 AUTOMOBILE DEALERS C E? R Chevrolet, Inc. ........ See page 43 1. 46 Fort Pontiac Co. ........ .... S ee Gilbert Motor Sales .......... See page 42 2- page Page 44 Jarvis Motor Sales ....,....... See Charles Kotcher Oldsmobile .... See page 47 3- Rothfuss Motor Sales .............. 4- ............8135 W. Vernor-Vi. 1f1611 Shuman Used Cars 6414 W. Fort-Vi. 1-0716 Southwestern Motor Sales ...... See page 50 AUTO LAUNDRY 1. Haynor Auto Laundry .............. 21 . . . .Best wash in town-Springwells at Navy . 3. 4. AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN 5. Lou Breslin .... Plymouth and Dodge- 6. ..............6l55 W. Fort-Vi. P6200 BAKERY Capitol Bakery .......... 8314 W. Jefferson J' 2. BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOPS 3. Florence Beauty Shoppe ............ . . . . . . . . . . . .7744 W. Vernor-Vi. 1f4219 Fox Barber Shop, John Fox-2028 Springwells Francine's Beauty Shoppe ...... See page 50 1 Idabelle Beauty Shoppe .............. -,' ....713 Junction, cor. W. Fort-Vi. 1f2121 H' Jankowske's Barber Shop ...... See page 51 3. John Fox Barber Shop ...... 2028 Springwells 4 Keene's Beauty Shoppe ............ ... . . . . . . . . . .. 1700 Lawndale-Vi. 113046 Ross's Sanitary Barber Shop, 7012 W. Fort Roudoifs Beauty Salon .............. .........,......8303 Cahman-NH. P4929 1- 2. CANDY B E? G Candy Company ........ See page 49 3' A. H. Pennington Candy ...... See page 46 4 CHIROPODIST-FOOT SPECIALIST ,ir Earl F. Guire, D.S.C. .....,....... . . . . . . . . . . . . .7919 Michigan-Lafayette 0054 6- CIGARS 7- Boldt Cigar Mig. Co. .............. 8, . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3428 W. Vernor-Vi. 1f6030 1331 CLEANERS Eureka Cleaners and Dyers .... Sec page 45 La Measure Bros. Cleane1's .... See page 44 La Rose Cleaners .................. . . . . . . . . . . . .7238 W. Lafayette-Vi. 114770 Lincoln Square Cleaning Es' Dyeing Co... . . . .. .. . . . .. .6048 W. Fort-Vi. 141022 Long Bros. Cleaners E99 Dyers ........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2000 Lawnclale-Vi. 14826 CLOTHIERS XValter A. Bauman ..... ...,....... . . . . . . . . . . . .7840 W. VcrnorfMen's Shop Berg's ................ 5824 W. Fort . . . . . . .Women's Smart Apparel-Vi. 1f75l7 Brasch Bros .... Men's Wear-5684 W. Fort Rosengartens ............ 8148 W. Jefferson COAL COMPANIES Buchanan Coal Ei Coke Company .. .. Dix-V1.1f4206 Buchanan Coal fa' Coke Company ...... page 42 Central Fuel Eff Coke Company . .See page 45 Gerisch Coal Co., Inc. ............ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9925 DearbornfVi. 2'1200 McFadden Coal Ei Ice Company. .See page 44 Scheel 53 Orlikowski .......... See page 47 CONFECTIONERS Becker's Confectionery .............. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1451 Springwells4Vi. 2-9627 Juchartz Confectionery .............. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8300 Gartner-Vi. 20830 Paradise Candy Shop .......... See page 47 CREAMERIES Ebling Creamery Company .... See page 46 Golden Valley Milk ................ . .. .. . . .. .. .. . .. 8039 Medinzlivi. 2fl616 LaSalle Creamery..8004 Tireman-Eu. 4040 Wayne Creamery ............ See page 42 DENTISTS Dr. Louis Bartko ................... . . . . . . . . . . . .83-10 W. Jefferson-Vi. 1'7770 Dr. J. G. Brown ................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7821 W. Vcrnor-Vi. P0808 Dr. George R. Clark .............. . . . . . . . . . . . .347 NV. Grand Blvd.fLa. 1780 Dr. G. N. Deming ................. ... . . . . . . . . . ..8011W.VernorfVi. 2f2440 Dr. J. I. Fairchild .................. ................6406 W. Fort-Vi.1f3421 Dr. Russell V. Levitte .............. Vernor-Vi. 1f1122 Drs. Morrison EQ? Smith ............ . . . . . . . . . . . . .2225 Springwells -Vi. P2152 Dr. J. C. Toole .................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5608 W. Vernor-La. 4302 WILSON DEPARTMENT STORES S. S. Kresge, No. 437 .............. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7821 W. Vernor-Vi. 1-4020 Leichman's Dept. Store .............. . . . . . . . . . . . .7924 W. Jefferson-Vi. 219760 The Fadden Shop .................. . . .7946 W. Vernor, cor. Carson-Vi. 1f1727 F. W. Woolworth Company .......... . . . . . . . . . . . . .7831 W. Vernor-Vi. 117711 DRUG STORES Glass 6? Sullivan, Inc. ............... . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .8701 W. Vernor-Vi.1'0-437 Papcfs Drug Store .................. ................77'70 W. Fort-Vi. 2'9390 Rogers Pharmacy ................... ..............6676 W. Fort- Vi. 2'9371 Southwestern Drug Store ............. ..............7000 W. Fort- Vi. 2'9172 O. T. Todt ........................ . . . . . . . .8736 W. Vernor-Vi. 2-9662-9744 Woodmere Pharmacy ................ .. . .. . . . . . . . . . .9348 W.Fort-Vi.1f2710 Woodmere Pharmacy ................ . . . . . . . . . . . .9348 Fort, corner Woodmere FLORISTS Engel Greenhouses . ............... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1238 Woodmere-Vi. 1'O478 Ed. Lutcy, Florist ............ See page 43 FRUIT DEALERS Detroit Union Produce Terminal See page 42 Ferndale Fruit E? Vegetable Market .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7647 W. Vernor-Vi. 1f1773 Lafayette Fruit Market .............. . . . . . . . . . . . .6200 W. Lafayette-Vi. 110600 Lafayette Fruit Market ........ See page 43 H. I. Purse-Broker and Receiver Fruits and Produce .... 7201 W. Fort-Vi. P0339 FUNERAL DIRECTORS john D. Martenson .................. .. . . . . . . . . . .8333 W. Vernor-Vi. 1'7607 G. H. McNeeley .................. . . . . . . . . . . 707 West Grand Blvd.-La. 1104 Moran and Duff .................... . . . .. . .. . .. .6628 W. Fort-Vi. 1'O429 FURNACES Martin Furnace Company ............ . . . . . . . . . . . . .1918 Springwells-Vi. 1-2077 FURNITURE DEALERS Alvin Furniture Company ...... See page 46 Gardner White Company ...... See page 43 GARAGES Charles Garage, . .8649 W. Fort-Vi. 2f2060 GAS STATIONS Victor Almas ................ See page 70 Barnoif fs? Soderstrom, 7147 Dix-Vi. 2-9726 J. Dauss Filling Station .............. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1709 Lawndale-Vi. 2-9797 I QUILL Downing Gas Station ...... 7440 W. Vernor Fire Chief Service Station ...... See page 46 Fischer Service Station ........ See page 44 Greener and Steele ........... See page 49 Gulf Gas Station .................. . . . .Verne Porter4-7877 Vernor-Vi. 2f9173 Hartmarfs Service Station ...... See page 41 HifSpeed Station ............. See page 47 Frank Hockstein .................... ............8438 W. Vernor-Vi. 2f9231 Medland's Service Station ...... See page 42 Louis Nicolis ....... Woodmere Gas Station Sowerby's Service Station ...... See page 47 Ted's Friendly Service .............. . . . . . . . . . .Beard and Lafayette-Vi. 2-9780 GROCERIES AND MEATS A E-P E Market .... . ........ . See page 70 A E? P Store ...................... . . . . . . . . . . . .9337 W. Fort-Henry Ohlrich A Ea' P Tea Company .... . ..... See page 46 Barneys Quality Meats E? Groceries .... page 43 Becker Bros ................. See page 47 A. Black Groceries Ea' Meats . . 1681 Lawndale Brock Grocer y ..................... . . . .2764 Honorahe-Vi. 2f9364 Dix EQ? Mulkey Market ........ See page 42 Dickens Quality Market ............ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7661 Vernor-Vi. 117270 Ernie's Quality Market .............. . . . .. . . .. . . . .Cor. Fort and Rademacher Hodges Groceries 59' Meats .... 6248 W. Fort G. Hunyady Groc. Ea' Meats, 8046148 W. Fort Independent Grocery Company ........ . . . . . . . . . . . .7444 W. Jefferson-Vi. 2-3373 jack Sprat Food Market .............. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1103 Lawndale-Vi. 2f9107 Ianosz. Fine Groceries 6? Meats . .See page 44 Ed. E. Kers, . . 1848 Springwells-Vi. 1f0780 Kuslits Market .... 1683 Elsmere-Vi. 2'I431 Lawndale Meat 53 Fruit Market ........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1136 Lawndale-Vi. 1f4079 Lincoln Square Grocery ........ See page 47 Moore's Market, 1479 Springwells-Vi. 1f4487 I. A. Peters Meats, 7474 W. Vernor-La. 4440 Sabo's Meats, Groceries ........ See page 41 Sanfs Market ...................... 8417 W. Vernor, bet. Mullane and Lawndale Ray Schlaif .... 8416 W. Vernor-Vi. P7688 Selsor's Market .... 2701 Casper-Vi. 2f9309 C. F. Smith Store .................. . . . . . . . .Downey Presnal-8103 W. Vernor I. C. Streeter, .... 6430 W. Fort-Vi. 1f3773 Toth Grocery .............. 9730 Dearborn Vesely E? Son ................ See page 49 John Ware Groceries 3 Meats . ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1741 Central-Vi. 1f7304 Willman's Meat Market ............... . . . . . . . . . . . . .7647 W. Vernor-Vi. 1f1773 HARDWARE STORES Bullock Green Hardware ............ ................7604 W. Fort-Vi.1-2282 Gegus Hardware E5 Furniture Co. ..... . See page 49 Harms Hardware ............ See page 41 F. E. Will, Ir., Hardware ............ ................664O W. Fort-Vi.1'O988 HATTERS 193 7 Ambassador Hatters ................. 1. 7936 W. Vernor-J. M. Iamgochian, Prop. 2. INSURANCE AND NOTARY William I. McAllister ................ 7. Carson-Vi. 1-6743, 6- JEWELERS C. W. Harshbarger .......... See page 45 Weyhing Brothers ............ See page 47 1, LAUNDRIES Weller Laundry Company . ..... See page 41 4: LUMBER Frank Currier ......,......... See page 51 Lowrie Lumber ff? Supply Co. ........ 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . .6408 W. Vernor-Vi 1-1700 2. MUSIC TEACHERS Mary Barnum ......... Piano-Seex page 41 Miss Ruth Gabler ....... . ........ . . . Piano Studio-8407 W. Vernor-Vi 2-2381 1 Myrtle Parker ..........,........... 2' Piano Teacher-6450 Reissman-Vi. 1-7413 Q' James H. Selke ........ Piano-See page 45 2' Blodyn Smith ............,......... . .. .Piano Studio-8078 Navy-Vi. 1-0511 OFFICE SUPPLIES 1' Ellman Es' Kinnie Company .... See page 44 PHOTOGRAPHERS 1 Metropolitan Art Studio ...... See page 49 PHYSICIANS I Iames D. Collins, M.D. .............. i W. Fort-Vi. 1-7263 Dr. Frank Moran .................. ............5803 W. Vernor-Vi. 2-1930 1. PRINTERS 2. Heitman-Garand Company ..... See page 51 Service Engraving Company .... See page 51 Woodrnere Press, 2319 Norman-Vi. 1-6252 1. RADIOS Payne's Radio Company ...... See page 43 REAL ESTATE 1. Al St. Pierre . .8511 W. Vernor-Vi. 1-9613 Ioe Wingle Arrow Realty Company .... ............8030 W. Vernor-Vi. 1-3436 1 REFRIGERATION SERVICE E. E? G. Refrigeration E-9 Appliance Service Company ......... 9107 Falcon-Vi. 1-2924 1. 1401 RESTAURANTS Helen's Silver Bar-B-Q .............. . . . .2045 Springwells-Home Cooked Meals Hicks Stag Restaurant ...... 1804 Springwells Lawndale Restaurant ........ 1633 Lawndale Schwarzwald Tavern . ..... See page 44 Sparky's Cafe ................ See page 52 Vernor Green Grill ................ . . . . . . . . . . . . .7203 W. Vernor-Vi. 2-9723 ROOFING Eagle Cornicc E5 RooHng Co. ......... . W.Fort-La.0571 Hyde Siding E3 Roofing . ....... See page 46 Inselbric Siding Co. . ......... See page 47 K. E? L. Siding fs' Rootqng Company .... page 44 SHOE STORES Al Beste's Shoes .................... 86 W. Vernor--Vi. 1-3199 Gene's Shoe Store .................. .............7814 W. Vernor-Vi. 1-0232 SHOE REPAIRING Community Shoe Repairing . . 1665 Lawndale A. Leggieri, 9329 W. Fort, Cor. Vv'oodmere Leo Potzman .... .......... 7 752 W. Fort TAILORS Barson E-9 Son, Talors .............. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9005 Dearborn-Vi. 2-9570 THEATRE Capitol Theatre .............. See page 45 TIRE SERVICE Joe'S Tire Service, 7900 W. Fort-Vi. 1-6364 TRANSPORTATION Interstate Motor Freght System ...... ................7831 W. Fort-Vi. 1-6800 Michigan Transportation Company .... See page 43 VALVES W. M. Chace Company ........ See page 52 VETERINARY Wm. T. Pittinger ............ See page 41 WELDING George F. Bloch .... .... .... S e e page 49 Y. M. C. A. I. Edward Dodds .......... Boys' Secretary WILSON QUILL Compliments HARMS HARDWARE S A B O ' S 7924 West Fort Vi. 2-2020 Meats - Groceries Vi. 1-3409 6214 Jefferson Phone Cadillac 5169 Compliments WELLER LAUNDRY COMPANY 567 Beacon Street Detroit, Michigan HARTMAN' S at Your Service VERN OR GREEN Compliments of MARY BARNUM Violin and Piano Teacher 7742 Lane Ave. Vlnewood 1-9092 Vlnewood 1-3223 WM. T. PITTINGER, D. V. M. SMALL ANIMAL INFIRMARY 7655 Dix Avenue at Central Formerly at 2529 Green Ave. DETROIT, MICH. i411 1937 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Defenders of the Nation's Health Detroit Union Produce Terminal Detroit, Michigan Served by Pennsylvania, Wabash and Pere Marquette Railroads WAY NE CREAMERY Southwest Detroit's Leading Dairy A Wayne milkman passes your home daily and will be very happy to serve you. 1612 Waterman Avenue VI. 1-0336 BUCHANAN COAL 85 COKE CO. 7900 DIX AVENUE Phone: Vlnewood 1-4206 MEDLAND'S SERVICE STATION Tires and Batteries' Dix Axe. and Carson Vernor and Green VI. 2-9340 VI. 2-9219 CAR REPAIRING CAR WASHING Open Sundays Ford Choice Meats GILBERT MOTOR SALES DIX AND MULKEY MARKET New and Used Cars Comer of Dix and Mulkey 1019 S. W. Jefferson VI-1-7600 Near Fords i423 WILSON QUILL IDEAL OLDSMOBILE, INC. 6111 West Fort St. C 86 R CHEVROLET, INC. 6049 West Fort Sr. P. L. Grissom, President Vlnewood 1-6700 H O E D . L U T E Y G Florist Q LAFAYETTE FRUIT MARKET Store and Greenhouse EI Fresh Fruits Daily lgfxeffvifhgflef 6 Vi. 1-0600 6200 W. Lafayette 1 0 O Buy on Easy Credit Terms at GARDNER - WHITE FURNITURE COMPANY 6309 Mack 5607 W. Fort Quality Meat and Groceries near Mt. Elliott near Junction 7000 Fenlcell Vi. 2-9311 1312 Springwells near Lwemms EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME,' Complete displays of Furniture, Rugs, Radios, Appliances, etc. Trade in your old furniture, etc., for a liberal allowance. Low Rent locations save you money! Wasl1ers Refrigerators Radios Ironers Vacuum Cleaners Stoves Compliments Of P A Y N E , S MICHIGAN TRANSPORTATION RADIO SALES AND SERVICE C0-, INC- 1650 Water111an Avenue 6214 West Fort St. Vinewood 1-8080 Detroit lVlicl1igan E431 1937 Compliments of LA MEASURE BROS. Laundry Rug Cleaning Dry Cleaning Phone CHerry 1930 ELLMAN 86 KINNIE CO. OFFICE AND DRAFTING SUPPLIES 421 Woodward Ave. near Jefferson Detroit, Michigan SCHWARZWALD TAVERN William Gempp 7777 Dix Avenue, cor. Casper Vlnewood 2-9872 K 86 L SIDING AND ROOFING COMPANY Siding and Roofing CASH OR TERMS TE. 2-5307 5652 Commonwealth Avenue Compliments of JARVIS MOTOR SALES, Inc. 7122 West Vernor Hwy. FISCHER SERVICE STATION 7701 Dix at Central Sunoco Products TIRES - HEATERS - RADIOS ACCESSORIES AND Ford New and Used Cars BATTERIES Grerzsing a Specially VI- 1-7210 Nelson Fischer Richard Ling COAL - COKE - WOOD J A N o s Z ICE Moving and Storage M. McFADDEN COAL AND ICE COMPANY 8642 West Fort Street Vlnewood 2-4567 FINE GROCERIES AND MEATS 9484 Graham VI. 1-2347 We Deliver i441 WILSON QUILL Vlnewood 1-5453 JAMES H. SELKE GRADUATE OF DETROIT INSTITUTE OF MUSICAL ART Accompanist - Teacher of Piano Classic and Popular SUMMER CLASSES Popular Music for Beginners 586 Bayside Detroit, Michigan Phone CAdillac 5208 Compliments of C. W. HARSHBARGER Jewelry and Kindred Lines United Artist Theatre Building Detroit, Michigan Visit Your Neighborhood Theatre C A P I T O L T HEATRE Vernor at Springwells Open daily 11:00 A. M. - 11.00 P. M PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ORDER YOUR COAL NOW FOR NEXT WINTER Prices are low and CENTRAL FUEL VI. 1-1638 coal is better 86 COKE CO. 1228 Central Avenue Phone Vlnewood 1-2600 EUREKA CLEANERS 86 DYERS 6653 West Fort Street Detroit, Michigan SOWERBY'S SERVICE STATIONS 1-Mobilgas Products zsfd at W. Vemof Compliments of LINCOLN SQUARE GROCERY FINER AND BETTER 2-Scotty's Auto Electric Service GROCERIES Beecher 86 W. Vernor STANDARD 0114 PRQDUQTS 6020 West Fort VI. 2-9102 i453 1937 N 0 More Paint USE INSELBRIC SIDING Save Money HYDE SIDING AND ROOFING 8441 Homer Avenue Vi. 2-3456-S10 Down--S10 Monthly All Kinds of Roofing and Siding THE FIRE CHIEF SERVICE STATION 8700 West Fort at Lawndale Texaco Gas and Oil Goodrich Tires and Batteries GEORGE HAWKINS, Mgr. Vi. 2-9713 Phone Vinewood 1-1 150 ALVIN FURNITURE CO. Higllest Grade Furniture from Factory to You-Liberal Allowance on Your Used Furniture-No Carrying Charge-No Interest-Two Years to Pay 8715-19 W. Vernor Highway Detroit, Mich. Compliments of THE A 86 P TEA COMPANY West Vernor at Cabot R. C. Frye, Manager PONTIAC Product of General Motors FORT PONTIAC, INC. 6 - Pontiac - 8 Vi 1-8500 6375 West Fort DETROIT Phone Lenox 4478 Compliments of A. H. PENNINGTON CANDY, CIGARS, ETC. 1477 Garfield Avenue Detroit, Michigan Compliments of EBLING CREAMERY COMPANY Home of Golden Jersey Milk 6003,W..Vernor Tel. Vi. 1-0290 i463 WILSON QUILL ORegon 1300 PARADISE CANDY SHOP CHARLES KOTCHER Home Made Ice Cream SL Candies OLDSMOBILE and Always the Best W. Vernor at Springwells G. M. C. TRUCKS Kotcher-Turner Co. 7940 Michigan Avenue SCHEEL 86 ORLIKOWSKI, INC. Coal, Coke, Concrete Blocks Builders' Supplies 7036 W. Vernor 1141 Springwells Vi. 1-1295 Vi. 1-7300 Your Class Pin Manufacturers Extend Congratulations to the June 1937 Class WEYHING BROS. MFG. CO. Jewelers 304 Eaton Tower-3040 Gratiot Ave. Class rings, pins, special order work, jewelry repairing, medals, badges and trophies Hi-Speed Gyrol Gas W I I 1 I Lee Tires Tiolene Motor Oil c Specialize in Lubrication with Special Greases and Special Equipment at Your HI-SPEED STATION Springwells at Navy Let Us Lubricate Your Car According to Car Manufacturers' Recommendations We Call For and Deliver Your Car W. J. MILLER Phone Vinewood 2-9236 BECKER BROTHERS Groceries and Meats Phones: Vi. 1-0916-1-1993 6200-6206 Fort Street, W. DETROIT, MICHIGAN INSELBRIC SIDIN G U. S. G. ROOFING 8224 Livernois Ga. 4265 I 47 7 Compliments of A Friend I I WILSON QUILL The must' 1-eliulmle colnplelo H2II'llNX'2l1'C and ql'll1I'l1l1QlI1'0 Store on The West Side. Buy with C01lllllQl1C'0 evervtlliuv' from SC1'GXVLl1'.lV01'S1 . n- D l,,2lllllfH-Fllllll' 47ove1'i11g'HIV:1sl1ing 3lili'lllIl0S--iliilfllOS-Iil5l.1'Ig61'iP tors :md The lwsi' in lf'Ill'lllllll'0. Cash mf terms. T1-5' us lilfst. Gegus Hardware 8: Furniture Co. Paints and Complete House Furnishings 8013 W. Jefferson Vi. 2-1 184 Phone Randolph 8703 Compliments B 5C G CANDY COMPANY 444 East jefferson Detroit, Michigan VI. 1-5154 GEO. F. BLOCI-I Portable Arc and Acetylene Welding Truck and Trailer Body Repairs Blacksmithing - All Kinds 6415 W. Vernor Hwy. Detroit, Mich. Congratulations, Graduates METROPOLITAN ART STUDIO 8745 Gratiot Ave. Pl. 3226 Portrait and Commercial A. ATSCHULER Phone for Food VESELY 86 SON Groceries and Meats Deliveries at 11 A. M. and 3 P. M. Vi. 1-4677 i 1101 Green Cor. Lafayette GREEN ER 86 STEELE The Friendly Service Station Delco Batteries Mobilgas Vi. 2-9813 Lafayette at Cavalry DETROIT, MICH. 491 1937 Livernois at West Jefferson Vlnewoocl 2-9313 ' P . , E 8 fxif , : V H V -1' 332 ., ., V ..s,-f' f ifrig-EjI':'f .LQ V ff 3 , '55 - ' f 3Qf:ff5':g ' iffi ' . , . K D WIHW Sam eeps Own L, ,,,mfQmMWg. njfjs' and Your U kee . A ' ' ., . P p -'-' V -A '- ' Service W - ,A.. VICTOR ALMAS FRANCINE9S BEAUTY 51-10ppE The Marker of Friendly Service VI. 1-3434 A and E MARKET Permanent Waving - Newest Method 1220 Lawndale Avenue Sanitary Service SNAPPY DELIVERIES Producing Loveliness Is Our Specialty VI. 1,3810 JULIA ANDRUSIAK, PYOP- Ask Your Neighboru 2233 LAWNDALE, near Vernor ART MATTHEWS ED. ZIEMAN WM. REID FLOYD S. OSTROM Southwestern M0t0l' Sales, Inc. Authorized Sales and Service 7033-7039 WEST FORT STREET Phone Vlnewood 1-4200 Lincoln Park Branch: South Fort at Russell T501 WILSON QUILL Appointments Phone Vlnewood 1-7826 FRANK CURRIER JANKOWSKI'S BARBER SHOP Lumber of All Kinds A HOUSE OR A BOARD DELIVERED FAST Individual Hair Styles Contour Facials FIVE EXPERT OPERATORS Specialist in Ladies' Facials and Hair Styles 8661 Fort Street VI. 1-1223 7820 W. Vernor Hwy. THE Q'UlLLhflunc 1937 Printed by l,lE.l.TlVlAN-GARAND CO. Engravings in. this June 1937 QUILL furnished by SERVICE ENGRAVING COMPANY Residence: GArfielcl 2253-W Know Your School Better CHARLES A' SVENSON Join the WILSON INTERMEDIATE P.T.A. Attorney and Counselor 704 Guaranty Bldg. CHerry 0118 DETROIT fill 1937 P AT R o N 1 z E OUR ADVERTISERS W. M. CHACE COMPANY 1600 Beard Avenue VI. 1-4540 Tel. VI. 2-9254 SPARKY'S CAFE Refreshments Home Cooking 7141 W. Vernor Compliments of Woodrow Wilson intermediate Alumni Association E52 1