Cass Technical High School - Triangle Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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THE TRIANGLE ELIZABETH ALLEN Miss Allen first saw the light in Lafayette, Indiana, on October 24, 1900. She moved to Indianapolis in 1903 and entered the Franklin school. From there she moved to Detroit and entered the Fairbanks school, graduating in 1916. Miss Allen then enrolled at Cass, but she was spared many of the humiliations of the ordinary freshie by her previous acquaintance with the building and most of the teachers. During her course she has ceased to be an oddity as one of the few girls here. In fact, the boys have become accustomed to seeing her angelic face shining out of the corner of a classroom. Miss Allen is now going to Northwestern High school for the last lap of her high school education. She is then going to the M. A. C. to take up a course in Home Economics. WALTER NEIL ASH Walter was born in Columbus, Ohio, in the year 1901, lived for fifteen years in Columbus, then moved to Detroit, graduating from the Dwyer school in June, 1916. He entered Cass in the following September. Walter was on the honor roll everytime in his freshman year, but he did not want to make everybody jealous, so he quit going on the roll. He has always been a live wire in school activi- ties and now in his graduating term he is vice-president of the Glee Club and a member of the Affiliated High School Club. Ash played football for a while, but had to give it up, due to outside work. After graduation he is coming back to Cass and will take up post-graduate work. FREDERICK M. BARBAS Fred was born in the sunny seaport town of Odessa, Rus- sia, on the 25th day of April, 1902. He moved from Rus- sia, landed at Ellis Island on the 24th day of April, 1903. and came to Detroit. At the age of six he entered the Bishop school, and after going to the Roberts, he graduated from the Bishop in June, 1916. Barbas is now treasurer of the House of Representatives. He also played guard on the Junior basketball team. He has been a strong rooter for all athletic doings of any kind. This term he is athletic editor for the TRIANGLE, a position which he has carried out very faithfully. After graduation it is his inten- tion to work until fall, when he is going to the U. of M. Fred is not definitely decided as to whether he will enroll in the Mechanical or Architectural department at the Uni- versity. JOHN BENNETT John was born in Detroit on the last day of the year 1903. He has lived all his life in Detroit and consequently is able to Gnd his way about the city fairly well. He started grammar school when five years old at the Wingert school, graduated from there in June, 1916, and entered Cass in the following September. During his stay here he has gained a good deal of well-deserved fame in lending money to Walter Ash. John could not take an active part in school activities because of his working after school. After he graduates from Cass, Bennett thinks he will go to the University of Michigan and take up Civil Engineer- ing, though he may stay at Cass another term for post- graduate work.

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Cmahuating Gilman Hirrhaniral sinh Srirnrr Brpartmrntz Zlannarg IHEH 1911321-az President - - - HARRY F. ROBERTS Vice-President - WILLIAM E. STIRTON Secretary ---- JOSEPH F. GEBALA Treasurer - - - CLEMENT W. WOLF Prophet - FERDINAND P. SCHIMMEL Historian - - PHILO J. HOLZHAUER Class Will by - - - WALTER N. ASH Poet - - - JANINA BRONESZEWSKA Glnlnraz Green and White MUIIU : The first element of success is the determination to succeed. '

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THE TRIANGLE ALBERT BLOOM Albert was born somewhere in Russia on February 9 1902. At three years of age he came to the United States, and did not hesitate but came direct to Detroit. He en- tered the Bishop school at the age of six. Bloom was un- fortunate in being kept out of school for nearly three years because of illness, but he returned and went successively to the Capron, Lincoln, George, Garfield, Northeastern and then the Franklin school, from which he graduated in June, 1916. After graduation he went to Central for three months and then to Northeastern to Hnish the term. The next term he came to Cass and is now ready to graduate. After graduation he intends to go to the University of Michigan, take up Electrical Engineering, and become one of the country's great electricians. JANINA BRONISZEWSKA Miss Broniszewska was born December 27, 1898, in the city of Kiev in Russia, of Polish ancestry. From Kiev she moved to myriads of cities and then went to Ham- burg and sailed for Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in 1903. From there she moved to Buenos Aires, Argentine, and from there to the United States. She lived in New York for a short while, then moved to Detroit. This is some traveling, we'll say. In Detroit she entered the Campau school and after graduating she entered the Northeastern High school, where she spent two years. Finding she would be unable to pursue her studies there any longer she transferred to Cass, where she is taking a pharmaceutical course. After graduation she will continue to linger among the boys studying pharmacy and Zoology. bacteriology, physiology and microscopic work. ROBERT MILLS CHAPPELL Chappell was born i11 Ann Arbor, August 26, 1900, and soon came to Detroit. At an early age he began his school- ing in Cass Union school, where Mr. Comfort was principal. His education was secured in numerous Detroit schools and at last he graduated from the John Owen. Five years of service in a Detroit choir furnished substance for those famous words, Let's sing. He entered Cass in January, 1915, as a science student. In 1917 a11d 1918 he won R's for football, was a member of Boys' Working Reserve, for two terms a member of the Glee Club, and a past member of the Cass Tech Club. After graduation he intends taking an electrical engineering course at the U. of M. SIDNEY DORB Dorb opened his eyes in the metropolis of New York City January 2, 1904. When four years of age he moved to Detroit. He entered the Bishop school and then went to the Roberts, Bagley and Tappan, from the last of which he graduated in January, 1916. He then entered the Cass Technical High School and soon showed all the teachers how bright a boy could be. Dorb shines in his subjects but he does nothing and cares nothing for any athletic sport. After graduation he intends to go directly to the University of Michigan and take up Electrical Engineering, for which he has taken practical preparatory work in the form of a course in Electrical Construction.