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

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THE TRIANGLE F. ALBERT LAKE Albert was born in Detroit on the 23rd of February in 1901. He attended the Rose school till he reached the sixth grade, when he went to the Hancock and there graduated in January, 1916. It is said that they gave him a diploma to get rid of him. He entered Cass Technical High School in February. He was on the football team in the season of 1918. At present he is the Chairman of the Exchange Department of the TmAxoI.1-1. He was also the Chairman of the Committee which got us our rings and pins. ' ALBERT L. LAKE Albert was born in the village of Plymouth. Michigan, 011 June 29, 1899, came to Detroit and graduated in Janu- ary, 1916. He came to Cass Technical High School and after blufling the teachers for four years has decided to graduate. He is Secretary of the Cass Technical Club, and is also Chairman of the Social committee in the graduating class, trying to please all the graduates in the way of parties and social events. Albert expects to work for a couple of years and then go to college to take up Construction Engineering. RUSSELL J. LIGHTBODY Russell first saw light on the twelfth day of November, 1900, in the beautiful city of Detroit. He started his educa- tion at the Poe school but transferred to the Alger and then to the Moore, from where he graduated in June, 1915. ln the fall he entered Central 1-ligh, but seeing that that school was too slow for him he quit and in September, 1916, he came to Cass. Russell is a star in athletics, winning six C. T.s and five R.'s. He was captain of the 1919 football team and President of the Kas Tek Club. He was a hard fighter and a sticker and is a man that Cass hates to lose. After graduating Russell will go up into Canada to work and in October, 1920, he will be ready to go to M. A. C. to take up Farm Engineering. EDWARD V. MAYER Edward V. Mayer was born in the beautiful city of De- troit on May 5, 1903. He graduated from the Northeastern High grammar school in June, 1916, and instead of going back to that school he entered Cass, to follow up some mechanical line. Although Ed. did 11ot take part in any school activities he was a great booster of athletics. He will further his education at home and will try for a posi- tion as a draftsman at some automobile plant.

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THE TRIANGLE HARRY EDWARD L'HOTE, JR. Harry was born in Detroit November 8, 1900. He started his career at the Goldberg school but changed to the Estabrook where he graduated in January, 1916. He im- mediately came to Cass to acquire some technical knowl- edge. Harry exercised his strength on the Reserve foot- ball team for a year and then on the Varsity in 1919, and also his brains as an exchange editor for the TRIANGLE. After graduating he will take a brief course in Pharmacy and then follow out that line of business for awhile. WILFRED REID MCILVEEN Wilfred Reid Mcllveen was born in Toronto, Ont., Sep- tember 18, 1900. Thinking Canada too slow for him Mack left and arrived in Detroit at the age of eight. He imme- diately entered the Lillibridge school where he graduated. In January, 1916, he entered Cass, where he tried to absorb some knowledge. Wilfred did not take an active part in school activities, although he played on the Reserve basket- ball team in 1918. After graduation he intends to go to work at some reliable business. CARL JORDAN Carl first saw this world in the town of Richville, Michi- gan, on the 26th of August, 1901. At the age of four he came to this city. Here he entered the Clinton school and later graduated from the Berry school in January, 1916. He entered Cass Technical High School in February of the same year to begin his real schooling. Carl was a cadet here in his sophomore year and helped to make the cadets famous. Now after four years of hard work in high school he is willing to go to college. He expects to go to the University of Michigan and take up Civil or Mining Engi- neering. JOSEPH RYAN KING, JR. Joseph was born on Valentine day, 1900, in the city of Jacksonville, which skirts the placid waters of the St. John's River in sunny Florida. His tirst schooling began ati home. At the age of ten he was sent to a school in North Carolina and after two years went back to Jackson- ville. In 1913 he moved to Detroit and in June, 1915, he graduated from the Jefferson school. In September he en- tered Cass Technical High school, but in October, 1917, he became sick and went back to Florida to recuperate. In April, 1918, be came back to the city and began work for the Detroit Steel Products Co. Later he went to Dodge Bros. and later to Ford's. He finished his schooling by at- tending night school at Central. He will take pre-medic course at J. C. and will finish at the U. of M.

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THE TRIANGLE WALTER MICHALSKI Walter was born in Warsaw, Poland. Hearing of this great country and its opportunities, he packed his grip and left for the best country in the world. After sojourning in the city of New York for a few years, where he started his education, Walter came to Detroit. He immediately entered the Hamtramck High grammar school and gradu- ated from there a year later. In September, 1916, Walter came to Cass, but did not take part in any of the school activities. Houghton Mining College seems to be his goal. . GEORGE H. PETROSKY The honorable George came into this world on the twenty-second day of February, 1901, in the progressive city of Detroit. He began his knowledge of learning at the Evanious German school, but a few years later transferred to the Maybury school, where he graduated in June, 1916. He immediately entered Cass Tech's summer school and has continued his education here since then. George was a member of the Glee Club and also assistant Business Manager for the TRIANGLE. He will continue his education at the Central Junior College. ROY PLAU MAN Roy Plauman was born in the good old city of Detroit on the twenty-first day of April, 1901. His childhood days were confined to a back yard and at the age of six he began his school career. Roy entered Cass in January, 1916, and has stuck there ever since. He was a great follower of school activities, winning a C. T. in football and a cap in class basketball. He also was a member of the House of Representatives, the Kas Tek Club, and the Glee Club. After graduating Roy expects to go to Work and in the fall of 1920 he will be ready to enter some college to take up Electrical Engineering. HARRY F. ROBERTS Harry was born in Detroit on January 10, 1902. At the age of six he started his educational career at the Camp- bell school, but being a lover of traveling he transferred to the Tappan, Houghten, Clay and Burton. He finally graduated and entered Cass in January, 1916. Harry did not take part in any athletics, but by some miracle became class president, president of the Student Council, Business Manager of the TRIANGLE, Clerk of the House of Repre- sentatives and a member of the Kas Tek Club. After graduation Harry intends to take up electrical and chemi- cal engineering at the U. of D.