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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1933 volume:

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The Staff wishes to thank the student body for the cooperation they have given us in putting out this book and hopes these pages will unify and instill loyalty and friendship in their hearts, and above all, to perfect a most joyous reminder of the days they have spent so hap- pily within the walls of Cass. y Q -04414442 ,Je e ICM 2.7-QL AAAfv1-QLJCP Zuqw mm, J! matgw , +41 I 744067 4.- -4-nininiuiuznzu vzuzoz 1 qu: 1 DIEI HCATHON WE, THE GRADUATES OF MAY, 1933 DEDICATE THIS VOLUME OF THE TRIANGLE TO MISS IEANETTE FITCH, IN APPRECIATION OF HER LONG AND UNTIRING SERVICE TO THE STUDENT BODY OF CASS 'TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL -3-Q-6 Q-+TRIANG LE +9-4-0+ SEN IOQ SDONSGR JUN IOFR SPONSOR SEN KOR SPONSOR MR JARED MR STXPXTON MAYBEE spomqou MF? SDDJNKLE MISS BASSETT ' MISS SKS. IS MP6 SCI-IULTZ MR DATTE PSON 'IVZRIANCJLE SDONSORQ Q-Q--5 4+-0 IQSS 1-Q-Q-Q-Q--3 I o ...,-.,...,-.,-,,....-.9,..,....-.,-..- CONTENT FACULTY . . SENIORS . . . ACTIVITIES . . ORGANIZATIONS . SPORTS .... FEATURES ......... ,.-nzuzuzzu:u1-u.1-4Qv:u.1- 2 : 1 X' Wmwmu ff .n by ffx A Q , S' 4 v Y yn ,p Q, ' N4 'A .Qvigm lv fglnhhs' .wiiidiiivp Wi? Elini! lll' 1 Ill x 'll +4-Q-oo-0 TRIANGLE 4-+0000 qv Firft Row-H. W. Iiinmztn, C. S. Cooke, M. S. Farnsworth, B. F. Comfort, L. L. Green, E. G. Allen, R. R. Iaretl. Second Row-L. E. Iennings, I. G. Koehler, H. M. Keal, A. V. Doub, F. I. Fricke, O. K. Rose, A. ll. Althouse, B. I. Chapel. BENIAMIN F. COMFORT Principal li. G. ALLEN C. S. COOKE H. W. HINMAN Assistant Principals Grauluzltion Committee R. R. IARFD E. G. ALLEN RALPH VV. POLK lrleucl of Science Assistant Principal Head of Printing Art-LOUISE L. GRFFN Fnglisli-M. F. FARNSWORTII Auto-Aero--A. D. ALTHOUSE Health---A. I. VVITT lliology-'CLARA E. BAILEY Home Economics-F. L. ORLOFF Blclg.-Draft.--I. G. KOEHLER Mechanical Arts-F. I. FRICKE Chemistry-L. E. IENNINGS Mathematics-H. M. KEAL Counselor-B. I. CHAPEL Music--CLARENCE BYRN Counselor-A. C. MILLARD Physics-B. G. SUTTON Electrical-O. K. ROSE Scholarship-A. V. DOUIS Page ten r P 4244? Bwwweudw -+4-4-ooo TRIANGLE 4-Q-4-4-4-0 GLASS QIFIFIICQIERS IANUARY, 1933 ALLAN RICHARDS IACK DAVIS ELAINE ASHLEY IAMES FRENCH President Vice-President Secretary Trcusurur Page twelve 0+-ooo-0 TRIANGL MABLE ALEXANDER Never put off Iill tomorrow what can be done today. Pre-Nursin, PETER ANAGNOS Those who keep right on to thu good will in time reach it, however, far 017 it may be. Automotive IOHN ANDRAS I am what I an: because I have been doing what I have been doing. Chess and Checker Clubg Technician: Trnagle Electrical WILLIAM ANGLIN Electrical WALTER APPLETON ' Smile and the world 'smiles with you. Architectural Building ELAINE ASHLEY Cuslam is the law of foolsg so be original. Girls' Athletic Assng Art Clubg Girls' Hockey 2, 3: Girls' Swim- ming 1, 25 Senior Class Secretary Occupational Therapy ARCHIE D. AVERILL Dont give away all your advice. Save a bil for yourselff, Electrical ELSIE L. BARKER To reach the porl of heaven, we must sail and not drift or lie at anchor. Girl Reserves l, 2, 3g Nurses' Prep, 1, I 3 .. Pre-Nurs ing ERNEST I. BECHARD Il's lhe man's own push lhat generally gets him a pull. Printing PAUL BEDEROW A man along the road is led as hc himself desires to Head. Architect nral Bu ild ing GEORGE F. BEISWENGER I just can't believe il's lrue. Aeronautics BEN BERMAN There are Iwo sides to every ques- liang your side and the wrong side. Model Club Printing Q-Q-'33-Q-3 1 -+4-oo-4-4-4 l91'r3 Q--0--+04-0--G Page thirteen 4+-ooo-0 TRIANGLE 0+-4-+-4-4 MARTIN G. BINDER Correct the past, rule the present, seek the future. AGNES S. BOGLE General FRANK BIIRLI Nothing worthwhile is made with- out n drawing. Mechanical Drafting A man's reach exceeds his grasp or whal's a heaven for? Harp Clubg Girls' Glce Club: VIRGINIA BONAPARTE. The thing that goes the fart Librarian Music FRANK BOHUNICKY Fortune is at random while our will is free. hes! toward making life worth while, that costs the least and gives the most is just u pleasant smile. Girl Reserves 5 NATHAN BRAV Pie-Nursing PETER BRAKEY ' 'A little knowledge thing. The men who try to do something and fail are infinitely better than those who lry lo do nothing and succeed. MAUDE BRIGHT Keep srnilingg pals, keep sn Triangle Staff HELEN E. BUCON Don't worry about what Science II Drafting is a dangerous Science II LORNE H. BRENTON Stay on the level, and clo the best you can.' ' iiIing. ' Pre-Nursing SANDERS BRYANT Science II A wise num questions liimslelfg a fool questions others. the world thinks of you. It has several billions of other people to think about. Hockey 3g Basketball 33 Girl Nurses' Prep Club Rescrvesg Pre-Nursing Automotive ANTHONY F. BUNETTA ' 'Patience, thought, bring success. and few words Mechanical Arts 04-4-oo-oo lgflfb -+4-Q-4-Q-0+ Page fourteen :ooo-4-0 TRIANG MICHAEL BUREK He who knows knows not to lell all he knows. Drafting LAWRENCE E. BURKHEISER Defeat is only for these who accept it. Electrical GEORGE F. BUTZIER He who ponders over mistakes always suvceezlsf' Tennis 39 Hi-Y Club Mechanical Arts PAUL CENTER To climb the larlzler, slarl at Ille bottom. - Aeronautics IOHN B. CHALKER Patience made many a man successful. Mechanic Artsg Senior I-lomeroom Vice-President Mechanical Arts CHARLES A. CHAMBERLAIN As we meet upon the level, let us par! upon lhe square. Student Council 35 Hi-Y 3 Architectural Drawing TH ELMA N. CHILDS A smile will go a long, long way. Nurses' Prep Club Pre-Nursin ANNIBLE F. CLEMENTE All's well that ends well. Aeronautics LOUIS E. COHEN A foolish frienll is more dangerous lhan a wise enemy. Stage Manager Science SIDNEY I. COHEN The men who lfy to do something anrl fail are inhnilely beller than llzose who try In do nothing aml succeed. Electrical ELWOOD G. COMPTON Learn while you run because later may be Ion late. Boys' Glee Club l, 2g 'Cello Club 2,3 Music BLANCHE COOLEY - Science I-EQ-Q-Q-Q-Q-3 Page fifteen -o-oo-4-oe TRIANGLE oo-4-oo-0 LOUIS COSTRELL Man is the only animal that esteems itself rich in proportion to the number and uoracity of its parasites. Varsity Debating 3 Aeronautics ELLIOT COWLBECK It is better lo fly high and crash than not to fly at all.', Aeronautics ROBERT W. CRANE Il isn't what you flag it's how you :lo it. Architectural Building FRANK CRNKOVIC If I lose my honor, I am lost. Cass Aero Club 1, 2, 33 Student Council 3 Aeronautics EDGAR CURTIS Never be satishell with yourself. Chemistry Clubg Hi-Y Club Science WILLIAM G. DALY He who can sacrihce his own plea- sures for something he is trying to do, will End success near his door. Student Council 2, 3g Hi-Y 2, 35 Cross Country Track 2, 3 Metallurgy and Chemistry IACK DAVIS Today is the tomorrow that we worrierl about yesterday. Vice-President Senior Class 3 Aeronautics XVILLIAM E. DETRICH A wise fool is more foolish than an ignorant one. Star Delta Electrical WILLIAM M. DEVRIENDT Only those who know what to do anrl how to do it can be successful. Aeronautics WALTER DIAK The roarl to success is the road you have thought the best. Varsity Football lg Varsity Base- ball 3 Aeronautics GEORGE DRUSKINIS Never give up when behind, because there is such a thing as coming on to win from behind. Architectural Clubg Lettermerfs Clubg Hockey 2 Architectural Building CHARLES A. EBERHART No man is thoroughly accomplished unless he has the ability to mind his own business. Electrical +-4-4+-4-4-0 l9fI3 4-Q-+9--oo-0 Page six teen 4-4-Q-4-Q4-TRIANG WILLIAM R. EDDY Live while you live for you are rleafl a lang time. Aeronautics EMIL E. ENGEL Experience is urorlhwhile hnowl- edge. Triangle Stuff 3 Drafting WALTER C. ENGEL Never trust lomorrow hy a bright out- look of today. - Varsity Football 23 Hi-Y Club: Lcttcrmeifs Club Music ROBERT H. EPLETT Onward unrl upward. Arr Club Coinmcreial Ar! RAY C. ERB, IR. He who laughs last has no sense of humor. Star Delta 35 Hi-Y Club Electrical AUGUST EUDIS All that I am anrl all that I ever expect to be, l owe tn my mother. Baseball l, 2, 33 L::ttermcn's Club Architectural Building IOHN FALESCHINI The word 'impossible' does not appear in my dictionary. Architectural Building EARL H. FAROUGH A man passes for what he is worthg what he is engraves itself an, his fore, his form, on his fortunes, in lellers of light. Electrical ANTHONY FELICE It is easier to do your work than lo ex- plain to your teacher why you rlirln't. Architectural Building WALTON FISH Honor lies in hanexl loil. Music FRANK LLOYD FLANAGAN I value, I saw, I was conquered, Art Club 3 Commercial Art ALICE M. FOEGE D0n't part with your illusions. When they are gone you may still exist, Inu you have rcasell to live. Occupational Therapy EQ-Q-Q-Q-Q-9 E r Page seventeen +-+o++-4- TRIANGLE ooo-4--4-0 DOMINICK F. FREDA Knowledge and clear thinking are the greatest weapons known to mankind. Electrical PHILIP I. FREEDMAN lust start in to sing as you tackle the thing that cannot be rlone, anll you'll do it. Architectural Club Architectural Building IAMES M. FRENCH Trust, but be careful wholnf Hi-Yg 12B Treasurerg Mechanic Arts Club Mechanical Arts RANDALL FURNEAUX Mechanic Arts IOSEPH I. GAIDA Great men are dead: greater men are flying: I dnn't feel so well myself. Varsity Football 3g Lettermetfs Club 35 Service Group 1, 2, 3 Mechanic Arts EDWARD I. GALLAGHER l'rn teaching my dollars to have more cents. Drafting ANTHONY GARBARINO One who never makes n mistake is nev er a success. Triangle Stall Aeronautics VICTOR GARTNER The only way to have a friend is to he one. Mechanics Arts Club lg Letterman's Club lg Football 2 Mechanic Arts IOHN GEBUS Jack of all trades, anrl master of them all. Mechanic Arts VIRGIL W. GEORGE Don't start today with yester1lay's mud an your feet. Aero Club . Aeronautics PAUL GERISCH Mechanic Arts VWILLIAM G. GIBSON ll matters nat how long you line, but ltow well. . Aeronautics Page eighteen +-oo-4-4-4 TRIANGLE 0+-4--+++ LOUIS P. GOIKOVICH The boy' who is afraid he will never amount lo anything seldom does.', Drafting STANLEY B. GOLEBIOWSKI Work aml win your own wayg don't let someone else do it for youf' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3g Mechanic Arts Senior Home Room Mechanic Arls PATRICK D. GRAHAM We look too far ahead and too far be- hindg thus we miss the passing moment. Insl. Home Economics ALFRED D. GRANT Unknown but here. Aeronautics ARTHUR E. GRANT Words are like leaves, and where lhey rnost abound, Muvh fruit of sense beneath is seldom found. Aeronautics IOHN F. GREEN Variety is the spice of life. Art Club ,,,, Commercial Arl HAROLD E. GROB Do it tollayg tomorrow never routes. Automotive RUDOLPH GRUM Have not thy cloak to make when it begins to rain. Electrical CARL GWALCHMAI The man who does little things well is always ready to do big things better. Printing HAROLD N. HAHN Get up and do things. Great plans will not butter your bread. Electrical ROBERT HAMILTON You are never defeated until you admit so yourself. Architectural Club Architectural B uiltl ing VIVIAN B. HANSEN Laugh and the world laughs with yung weep and you weep alone. , Nurses' Prep Club Pre-Nursing -o--+-0-Q--+4-Q IQSS ++a-oooo Page nineteen Q-1-Q-Q-1-6 RlANGLE++-++o-o- PEARL B. HARRISON Never leave for tomorrou' what you van do today. Girls' Glcc Club: Dramatics Club Music HOWARD HARTMAN M cchauic Arts HAROLD A. HENRY . Keep thy heart wilh all rliligcumg for out of it are lhe issues of life. Mechanic Arts CARL HERMAN Electrical IOHN G. HESSE Life is what you make it, sn do your hast. Mechanic Arts IOHN HIRMAN Knowledge is powerfif applied correctly. Cass Chemistry Club Science II HAROLD C. HOEFT Education begins the gentleman, but reading, good company. and refelction must hnish him. Star Delta Zg Hi-Y 3g Vice-President of 12B Class 2 ' Electrical WILLIAM HOEVER Failures are stopping slones lo suc- 1-css. Electrical IOHN F. HOLLIDAY Don'I give up the ship lill all is lost. ' Electrical WILLIAM HOLT Electrical VIRGINIA HYNCH Music ALEX IABLONSKI Electrical Forget what others think. The thing that mailers is what you think yourself, and what you believe in yourself. Pa gc twenty Q-+4-oo-4-TRIANG F. HENRY IANKOWSKI Not seldom In be famous is Ia be wille- Iy known fur what you are nut. Hi-Y CGoo:lwin Chaptcrj 2, 3 Scienre II ZIGMUNT S. IAROSINSKI MARY IOHNSON G EMIL KALIETA Youth is thu lime to slully wisrlnn age the time Io prarlire il. 'Vriangls Stull Genius is the vripavily for taking infinite pn.'ns. , Mechanic Arts eneral TASSIE B. IORDAN Hope for Ihe beslg prepare for lhv worst. Vice-President of Iunior Classg Sec- retary of Maybeesg Hockcyg Basket- bzlllg Girl Reserves Pre-Nnrsin ig 0111 Electrical HARRY KATZ Mechanic MARK I. KAYDA IOHN E. KARENKO Never xny 1'nn'l--try lmrrl you'lI win out in llze end. Architectural Club Architectural Building Arts RUSSELL KAUFFMAN Lvl your rmisrimire lm your guide. Automotive- Il fakes most men llzree srnm nnll len years lo fnd lhn! Ihey know nothing. Aeronautics HARRY KLEIMAN Character is llm measure of men. Star Delta Club Elec Q-Q-Q-Q-Q. FRANK KING Bu the lmst of mlmlexwr you unzf' Music' lrical FRED I. KLEIN Rrunnrs slmulll nur lm believell, but inveslignleflf' Architectural Building E33-Q--3-1-3 llf Q-4 i933 4-oo-+4-4-Q . Page twenty-one 4-4-+44-Q TRIANGLE ooo-ooo MICHAEL KLEIN, JR. Labor conquers all things. Public Speaking 33 Debating 3 Commercial Art MILTON P. KOGAN The worlrl -is a wheel, anll it will all some around all right. Mechanic Arts Club Mechanic Arts CHESTER L. KOZLOWSKI A rolling stone picks no moss, but picks up experience. Drafting ISAAC M. LA BENNE Believe nozhingg prnue all things! Mechanic Arts IACK LA BRECI-IE Electrical GEORGE LALINSKY The way of the transgressor is hard. Aeronautics IRVING LEIPZIGER Never my din. Aeronautics MORVILLE I. LENOVER Oaks may fall when reeds brave lhe storm. Student Council 3 General FRANK LEONOWICZ Live to eat aml not eul lo live. Mechanic Arts MAURICE LETMAN Persian if you wish ln succeed. Automotive S. EVERETT LOVELL Determination llnfl will pave the rolul lo success. Cass Glider Clubg Boys' Lettermen's Clubg Track 3 Aeronautics VVILLIAM I. MCCRIE They who keep right on lo the goal will in time reach il, however far of it may be. Chemistry Club Science Page twenty-two 4-+4-4-4+ TRIANG ANENA MAY MCCOR Trouble may come your way, but always smile anrl be gay. Girl Reserves 2, 35 Nurses' Prep 2, 3 Pre-Nursing LAWRENCE MCKERNAN Be temperate. Band 1, 2, 33 Flute Club 1, 2, 3 Music BERTA MCKINNEY Not to progress is to regress. Technician 2 Science II ' GEORGE MACHEK Be rliferentf, . Drafting CHARLES E. MAHAFFY It is written, the just shall live by faith. Aeronautics FELIX MANDULAK A diamond with a flaw in it is better than a pebble without one Cass Flying Club l Aeronautics IOSIPI-IINE MAZER I woulrl be better if I could but it s mighty lonesome being good. Nurses' Prep Clubg Dramatics Club Pre-Nursing RUSSELL MESICK Eleclrirul WALTER H. MEYER As a man thinketh so he is. Art Club Commercial Arl JULIUS MIKLIA Honesty is the best policy some- time. Mechanic Arts ALEXANDER W. MILLER, IR. Ax the furroughs benll tho, the plow- man wills them straight, so men are bent from the straight path: but for their lry- ing to remain on the straight path, life will be more btautijulf' Architectural Club 35 T Square Club 3 Architectural Building NICK MILLER The world knows little of its great- est men. Aero Clubg Lettermen's Clubg Base- ball 2, 3 Aeronautics I-E1-Q-Q-Q-Q-9 Q- Q- Q- 9 -9- Q- Q- Page twenty-three 91-Q-61-3 RlANGLE+++4+-+- IAMES R. MITCHELL ,Tis erluvolion llmt forms tlze rnnzmon mind. Drafting MINNIE L. MITCHELL I would rnlher gn blind looking for- wnrll, than to lose sight of direction looking h1u'kward. Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3 Pre-Nursing G ERALDINE MORAN When love nml skill work loyellu-r ex- pert It nluslerpivref' Art Club 3 Costume Design KENNETH 1. MUDIE We will rernuin uncivilizezl until we uttuin the right companionship of brotherhuollf, Star Delta 2, 33 Hi-Y 5g President of lunior Class 2: President of May- lzee Class MASWILL O. MUTH Nu Iregary is so rirlz us honesty. Electrical Architectural Building CLARENCE H. NEWTON A kiml word for everyone. Buys' Glee Club: Flute Club: Cass Tech. Symphony Orchestra Mlzsin' KENNETH C. NICKEL If I nm in the right mul know it, I ought to lreev it though 11 llmusunrl say I mn wrnngf, Fvienve CLIFFORD NIPPA Mako yourself on oss unrl mmryonn will lny n surlr nn youf' Electrical ROY C. O'BRIEN lf you fail the first lime try ogznin until you surfer-rl. Cass Acro Club Aeronautics CARL V. PALENIUS Forget the pnsl. rule the present, unrl see to the future. Mechanic Arts GEORGE PAVLOV Whatever go:-G up must snznelfum como flown. Aeronautics IOHN PIERNAK A sounll minrl in 11 wunrl hotly. Triangle Typist 5 Drafting 4-ooo-ooo l933 4-09-4-4-04' Page twenty-four RALPH C. PIERSON A gem is not pnlisherl without rubbing, nor n man perfected without trials. Hi-Y Club Srience II ALEXIUS PISHKO Never put off until tomorrow what you ran do torlny.', Aeronautics GEORGE POLK Life without n purpose is u ship with- out rl rudder. Mechanic Arts ROBERT I. PREMO Aeronamlc-Q EDWARD I. PROBSTFELD Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you. Aeronautics GEORGE PRYBYLA The strlfglil ro 1l is Lcller than the the vmokcrl rrm1l.'l Chemistry Club Snienvf- RAYMOND A. PULK You 1'rm'l find yourself out hy ,fmzing inla rl mfrrorf' Chemistry Clubg Tccliiiician Science II FRANCES A. QUAID For they run fnnqucr who believe they ran. lliclcl Hockey I, 2, 3: Art Club: Swimming Association 2, Sg Girls' Athletic Costume Illllslralinn IOSEPH P. RACZAK The best way lo get up 11 lmlrler is to start nl the bottom. Electrical IAMES READ Where ll1er1 s a will lhern's u way. Dralfling ALLEN I. RICHARDS Always have an objerrt, for without il you are lust in this rushing world. Student Council 53 Chess und Checker Club SQ Cass Chemistry Club l, 2: Captain R. O. T. C. 3 Science ll EUGENE RICHARDS He that has gathered murh has none lelt over, uml he that has gathered lillle has no luck. Stuclcnt Council Z, 55 Acro Club 2, 3 Aeronautics 4-oo-4-4+-0 I933 I-'Ei-Q-1-1--3-9 Q- 1- 3 Q- Q- Q- -Q- Page twenty-five Q-Q-9-Q-Q-3-r RlANGLE+-4-oo-Q-0 EARL P. RIOPELLE Mathematics and drafting are the basis of engineering. Basketball 35 Tennis 3 Mechanical Drafting WILLIAM ROBBINS Electrical ELVI M. ROOS The most ridiculous fool can leavh the wisest personf, Nurses' Prep Club Pre-Nursing IAY Rose To get ahead you must have one. Aeronautics GARNET ROSS Always lry to be original. Commercial Arl LuVERNE F. ROSSBACH Good thoughts are no better than good dreams, unless they be exe- cuted. Nurses' Prep Club 1, 2, 3g Student Council 3 Pre-Nursing WILIJIAM ROTH Aeronautics WALDEMAR I. RUPINSKI Success awaits at laImr's door. Electrical BERT SARASON Flattery is the spire of life. Aeronautics ANTHONY F. SCHANG A man's true wealth is the good he does in Ihe world. Automotive ERNEST M. SCHMIDT First come, first served. 4 Mechanical Arts Senior Home Roomg President of Ring Committee Mechanic Arts ALFRED W. SCHULZ There are two sides to every ques- tion, my side and the wrong side. Intramural Debating 29 Debating Club 2 Aeronautics Page twenty-six +4-4-4-oo TRIANGLE 4-4-4-0+-0 IOHN L. SCHULTZ Now I know a great nmny things I rlnn't know. Printer's Club Printing FRANK K. SCHWEYER Success mn be attained. Aeronautics WILLIAM G. SCOTT Instead of a flower, or even a gem, cast the gift of a lovely thought into the heart of n friend. Aeronautics OLGA SENA And the night shall be fillerl with music, And the cures that infest the rlay Shall fold their tents like the Arabs. And silently sleal away. Art Club 3 Commercial Art ERNEST E. SIBSON Common sense is not common. Mechanical Drafting LEO. W. SIVY Knowledge is power.', Aeronautics EDWARD I. SHAKOTKO lt is a far greater fomplimenl to he trusted than to be loved. Hockey 3 General IOHN SHERBATY All that I am and all that I an: going In be I nu'e to my parents. Arrrhilerftural ANDREW W. SHEVCHIK There is no enll to knowledge. Aeronautics ROBERT H. SMITH Ever onward without rest, Lifting Inelmr up to basl. Aeronautics JOHN M. SNOOK UU.. .V I-li-Y 33 Debate Club 2, 3 Architectural Building TI-IADDEUS M. SOCHA In life expect little anll be salisfeal with lessf' Baseball 35 l.cttcrmen's Club 3 n Mechanic Arts Page twenty-seven 4-4-ooo-0 TRIANGLE Q-Q-4-4-oo RAYMOND G. SPRECHER Yon ore the builrler of your li'eg there- fore ronstruvl lr firm fonnrlnlirmf' T-Square Club 3: Student Council 3 Arrhileclnrnl Building NICHOLAS STANESA The person u'Im says, 'Il z'lm'l be d0ne,' is o quillerf' Football 5 Aeronautics GERALD H. STEWART To life as gently ns I run lo lm, no mallur where. u mon. Mechanic Arts ERMINIE MARTHA STUART He jests nl srors lhol never fell rl u:oun4l. Art Club I, Z, 3g Swimmfng 1, 2, 33 Tennis l Ocrnpational Therapv SEYMOUR STOCKER We learn nn! for srlmnl, lrul for life. Star Delta Electrical ALEX STROKE Oh, for the life of the free! Chemistry Club: Chess and Check- cr Club Scienre II LUTHER W. SWANEY Crew men are lleml. grenler men are dying, I 1lon'I feel so well myself. Aernnunlics IOHN SZUSZKIEWICZ A winner neror fnils nnll ll uillvr as I In-1-Pr wins. Architectural Ilnilulingz ALEXANDER TARBET He who wntrlies lhv rlorl: will never be one of the lmnrls. Printc1 s Club Printing CECIL M. TELLER I,ive for lmlayg lnlm life as it follies. - Drafting ALBERT I. TEPPER Crum men ure lleml, greater men ore 4ly.ng, I 1lon'l feel so well myself. Aeronautics LOIS M. THOMAS Life is a jesl, nnrl oll things show ilg I lhouglzt so mire, lzul now I know il.U Art Club Commerrini Art Page twenty-eight ' 4-4-4-4-4-Q TRIANGLE eo-Q-4+-0 FRANCIS O. TODD To each, to all, good lurk. Varsity Football 3: Lcttcrmen's Club 3 Aeronautics LOUISE V. TOMBACK And if I laugh at any nmrlal thing. 'Tis Ihal I may no! weep. Nurses' Prep Club Pre-Nursin ROY C. TROUTEAUD A wise num rcases In lm wise when he begins la boast of his wisdom. Ifluckcy 3g Hi-Y 5 Drafting MIRO TYTAR One good arrlion is worth u hunilrerl pouzl inlenliunsf' Mechanical Drafting HYMEN UNOVITZ Suv:-ess is reached lhrvugh harrl labor only. Science LEO. VALMAS SY Be sure you are right: then go ahead. Electrical ALBERT A. VANDERSTRAETEN Curve your name in hearls rather than in marble. Eleclrical CARLOS G. VILLAGOMEZ You can never win Ihe heavy- weight lille by doing light-weight slums. Printing ANNA M. WALTER Life is moslly froth anrl bubble. Iwo lhings slaml like slone-v-kinrlness in an- other's Iruuble, courage in my own. Drumatics Club 3 General I-IARRINGTON K. WALTERS Nolhing for nothing. Aeronautics KARL F. WALTZ The rigrhl angle lo approach n llifficull lask is Ihe 'try' finale. Electrical DONALD E. WARREN A'Hanest cnrleavor is Ihe gateway to sa1'vess. Electrical Page twenty-nine oo--4-9-4-0 TRIANGLE 4-4-oo-4-0 IEAN A. WELCH Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. Nurses' Prep Club Pre-Nursing IACK B. WHITAKER He who never tries never makes n mistake. Triangle Staff 3 Ccmmercial Art FLORENA M. WHITMORE Gu onward and upward toward the skies and plant your feet among the starsf' Girl Reserves 3 LESTER WOLF Pre-Nursing ' CASIMIR Z. WILKOSZEWSKI Climb, thoungh the rocks be rugged. Science Labor conquers all things. CYRIL D. YOUNG Mechanic Arts HENRY C. WULFF Live now as you would wish you had lived when you are dying. Drafting The darkest hour precedes the dawn. Football 33 Student Council 33 Lettcrmerfs Club 3 JAMES BRAY Aeronautics EDWARD ZAIAC One smile is worth one million frownsf' Mechanical Arts Science MINA GAUGER Ad Summa semperf' Art Club 1, 2, 33 Intarmural Bas- ketball l, 2 Commercial Art Page thirty oo-+000 TRIANGLE 4-0-4-00-0 ADDITIO NAL IANUARY GRADUATE S WALTER J. BAUM JAMES R. BRAY IDA ANGELOT EDWARD BIEDSZICKI RUDOLPH W. BUCHMANN LAWRENCE BURKHEISER CHARLES DANIELS LEWIS DZIATO LOUIS FRANCZAR FREDERICK FENESKO HOWARD J. FREEMAN KENNETH FRENCH HAROLD s. GELBERG ROBERT L. IOHNSON RUDOLPH C. IUST ALBERT KAWACHER ENO KINNINEN CARL LEHEW IRENE LESTER ALVARO G. LOPEZ VIRGINIA LYNCH IOSEPH MANDELL WILLIAM T POSZYWAK PAUL E. RENNARD JACK RIGBY EDWARD ROSLOWSKI MARIE RUNGE WALTER G. SIENKIEWICZ GEORGE THOMAS BOURGEOIS I. TROTTIER YOKE WAI JEAN A. WELCH ROBERT J. WIEDER CHAS J. WIETHOFF WILLIAM A. BOROWSKY WILLIAM IERGER Page thirty-one -Q-o-4-ooo TRIANGLE 4-4-+4-4+ CLASS UIFIFIICCIERS IOSEPH O, CALBUETTE HERBERT SHELL BETTY BROWN EVERETT ANDERSON President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Page thirty-two 4-ooo-oo TRIANGLE +4-1+-+4-+ HENRY LECZNAR Sheep flock together: eagles fly alone. Cass Craftsman! Club, President '32, '33g Naval Reserve , Aeronautics HENRY SHABLUK Make the best of each day. Intramural Baseball '31 Mechanical Arts ARTHUR GREENFIELD Genius is one-tenth inspiration aml nine-tenths perspiration. Automotive IAMES A. GILL Honesty is a gooll policy with many exceptions. R. O. T. C. Oiiicers' Club '51, '32, '33 Aeronautics CARL B. LEITER Live and learn. Drafting WILLARD R. GREEN lack of all trades, master of them all. Mechanical Arts A. WATSON HOGARTH Keep your chin up. Mechanical Drafting WILLIAM M. TATTERTON 'Tis the set of the sail, and not the gale, that determines the way we ga. Printing EDWARD F. LUSKY All that you rlo do with your might, for things done by halves are seldom done right. Mechanic Arts CLIFFORD PARKER Sink or swim. Aeronautics TED STAROWICZ It is better to be quiet and thought a fool than to speak anrl remove all doubt. General ANDREW BADARAK A man can do no more than he con. Aeronautics 4-4--+4-4-+-0 IQS3 Q-ooooo-+ Page thirty-three . -,' 4-o-0+-oo TRIANGLE Q-Q-oo-4-4 IOSEPH W. DALTUVA Speech is great, but silence is greater. Architectural Club, Treasurer '32g Captain of Homeroomg lncloor Base- ball Championship Team, H. R. 554, '32 Architectural Building CLOVIS DEMUNTER Sheep flock logetherg eagles fly alone. Cass Chemistry Club '31, Secretary '32, President '33: Student Council '31, '32, '33g Varsity Debating, Cap- tain '32 Science II MICHAEL ROGOWSKI Count that fluy lost whose low de- scending sun views from the haml no worthy action done. Aeronautics A HOWARD FIELDER Be sure you're right, then go ahead. Printers' Club '32, '33g Technician .'32 Printing MARGUERITE YATES As lung as the earth is rounll. nothing is on the level. Nurses' Prep '30g Technician '31, 325 Triangle, '33 Pre-Nursing BENIAMIN FORTUNA Work hard! Work is life. Track '32, '33g Football '32g R. O. 1 T. C. '31 Commercial Art WILI-IAM BOROWSKY You can't get ahead withoul one. Radio Club General EDWARD KLINE As you sow, so shall you reap. Mechanical Arts EDWARD H. SHAFER We have crosserl the bay and the ocean is before us. Mechanic Arts BERNARD CHMIEL ulnipossibililics are just opporluni- ties in disguise. Mechanic Arts Club '33 Mechanical Arts ANDY HARPAN The best thing about lelling thc lruth is that you llmt'! have lo re- member what you said. Track '32, Lcttermcn's Club '32, '33 Mechanic Arts DANIEL BANDICH Character is inside the mang repu- tation is outside the man. Swimming '31, '32, '33g Techni-- cian '31, '32 Aeronautics Page thirty-four -Q-4-4-+4-4 TRIANGLE +++-+4-0 GEORGE GEDDES Bitter pills often Imwz wholesome effects. Aeronautics WILLAARD C. CANFIELD Bury the pnslg it's dead. Art Club '32, '33 ' Commercial Art ROBERT L. GACH 1'0ne true friend is worth a million others. Cass Flying Club, Trcasurcrg Glider Club Aeronautics EDYVIN L. VANDEN BOSSCHE It is better to have flown high nnfl fallen lhan not ln have flown at ull. Naval Reserve Aeronautical GERTRUDE WEIRZBICKI Keep the golden mean between say- ing too much and too little. Art Club '33 Costume Design IOHN BOGATER To succeed you must work lmrrl. Aeronautics HERBERT SHELL To be rather than to seem. Mechanical Arts Clubg President, Senior Mechanical Arts I-lomeroomg Vice-President, Senior Class Mechan- ical Arts Mechanic Arts HARRY L. GREENE A pleasant smile, a really wil, n mind for any study Ht. Feature Editor Triangle '33g Stu- dent Council: Printers' Club Printing WILLIAM MACKIE Experience is the besl teacher, but the most expensive une. Mechanic Arts IULIUS I. VERMEERSCH The enfl has come and 1've just begun. Printers' Club, Secretary '32, '33 Printing LAWRENCE SCHAMP Music is sweet, but silence is golden. Automotive EDITH BERTHOLD Commercial Art l i -Q-4-4-Q-4-+0 I935 -Q--++-Q--oo--Q Page thirty-five +004-Q-+1-R 1 Q- Q- 1- 6 Q- 3 9 Page thirty-six IOSEPH O. CALLOUETTE Your true friends are those who know most about you and are still your true friends. Football '30, '31, '32, Captain '32g All City '32, Track '31, '32, 335 All City Indoor Track '33 Mechanic Arts LESLIE I. SIPOS Education will furnish man the winning power, and woman the subtle charm. Mechanic Arts Club '33: Football '32g Letter1nen's Club '32, '33 Mechanical Arts STEVE ANTONOW Use your backbone, not your wish- hone. Mechanic Arts DONALD C. FREUCHTEL Success in knowledge is knowledge gainedf' R. O. T. C. Officers' Club '32, '33g NVate1' Polo '30, '31 Aeronautics LOUIS L. GOLDENBERG Laugh and the world laughs with you. Debating Club '32, Chemistry Club Aeronautics DENHA MAKI Nothing is had for nothing. Swimming Team '31, '32, '33, Cap- tain, Lettermen's Club '32, '33 Mechanical Arts LILLIAN BROWN There is so much good in worst of us and so ruucli bad in best of us, there is no room for any of us to talk about the rest of us. Sky I-Ii Club '31, '32, '33g Girls' League Association '30, 31, 32', '33. Girl Reserves '30 Institutional Home Economics ERNEST A. MINNETT Do not east your pearls down before the reader in a heap. Take pains lo string them. the the Technician '32g Printers' Club '32, '33 Printing ELEANOR VIRGINIA IORDAN Face the light and the shadow will fall behind. Nurses' Prep Club '31, '32, '33, Treasurer '30, Secretary '3lg Iunior Class Treasurer '31, Vice-President '32, Girls' League Council, Secre- tary, Treasurer '32, 33 Pre-Nursing RAYMOND WM. SCHLEICHER All obstructions can be overcome with perserverancef' Debating Team '32 Aeronautics LEO W. WIDOMSKI Money invested in knowledge pays the most interest. Mechanical Arts Club '33 Mechanical Arts ' WILLIAM IERGER Do right and fear no mung don't write and fear no woman. Architectural Building 1953 4-oo-+4-oo +4-Q-4-oo TRIANG IEANETTE JEFFERS Courage is the lamp of adversity. Nurses' Prep Club '30, '31, 32, '33, Secretary '31g President of Iunior Class '32g Secretary of Maybee Class '32 Pre-Nursing IOHN W. DALAK 0ne's life is great if he 1loesn't weaken. Football '31, Basketball '31, '32g Baseball '32 Mechanic Arts GEORGE E. KASSELL Those who never do anything more than they get puizl for, never get paid for any more than they do. Iiditor-in-Chief of Techniciang Pres- ident Maybee Classg Vice-President Student Council. Printing: ROBERT FORREST It's n wise man who knows what he doesn't know. Hockey '31, '32, '33 Captain Aeronautics LEON NOORY Sut:cess rleperuls on backbone, not wishbonef' Student Council '31, '32: Publicity Staff Mgr. '31, '32, '33g Triangle Circulation Mgr. '32, '33 Aeronautics BENIAMIN B. MOGLOVKIN Knowledge is proud that he has learnetl so muehg wisdom is humble that he knows no more. Triangle Business Managerg Presi- dent Architectural Club '32g Foot- ball '31 Architecturnl Building IOSEPH I. TICE Meet opportunity when it comes Io- warrl youg if you wait unlil it posses, you will never catch it. Mechanic Arts Club '33 Mechanical Arts HELEN E. PIETRYKOWSKI Climbing the hill of knowledge is sometimes u rlimeull task: il's just like climbing a sleep hill, where you can't stop to rest. Art Club '33 Costume Design RAYMOND KRUPA The elevator to success is seldom runningg try the stairs. Editor-in-Chief of Triangle '33g Printcr's Club '32, '33 Printing ROBERT CLARK Speak HDI when ye shoultl hnltl lhy pearef' Printing IOSEPH S. URCHECK Keep your chin up. Model Club '32, '33 Mechanical Drafting LAVERNE MINGE Be yourself at all times. Hockeyg Trackg Athletic Advertis- ing Commercial Art E1-1-Q-Q--Q-3 Page thirty-seven 4-+-Q-ooo TRIANGLE Q-+4-oo-0 WILLIAM KRISHKE Education is the key lo all riddles. l Mechanical Arts SAM NASLOSKY Born for success it seems. Automotive GERALD M. PAIGE Read, Mark, Learn, anrl Inwarzlly Digest. Aeronautics KARL L. MUTH Do right and fear no mon: don't write and fear no woman. Automotive FRANK I. CHOPIK You are not out until you azlmit il., Debating Club '32g Chess and Checker Club '32, '33 Commercial Art RAYMOND H. PETTIBONE Cheerfulness is o magnet that flraws friends. Mechanical SOLOMON M. GROBER Knowledge ix in dire:-I proportion lo surcessf' Aeronautics ERWIN E. BLUHM Forward everg hnrkwarfl never. Aernnnutice DANIEL TABACHKI Do it today, for tomorrow may never come. Illechanical Arts BERNARD LUTOWSKY Don'1 bridge your obstacles until they are approached. Mechanical Arts Club '33 Mechanical Arts EUGENE LOMBARDINI Now I launchg where shall I anchor? Football '3l, '32 l.cttcrmcn's Club Architectural Building IOHN SERWINSKI No man ever reached the top by cuaslingf' Automotive oo-4-+000 i933 oo-4-+4-oo Page Lhirty-eight +404-Q--Q TRIANGLE 4-4-ooo-0 VERNA S. DANIELS i Nothing costs so little and goes so far as courtesy. Girls' Glee Club '29, '30 Commercial Art DOROTHY IRENE SCHWAB True friends are rare but false l friends are like flried leaves scattered everywhere. Water Carnival '30, '3lg Art Club '33 , Costume Design WILLIAM G. CROWE Honest efforts malfe successful end- ings. Printing Club '32, 33 Printing CARL 1. oTT A t111:l:'s progress is limited by its head. Don't be a tack. Mechanical Arts RUBIN EIZEN You ran teach 11 dug tricks, but not all dogs are mentally capable of learningrthe tricks themselves. Architectural Club Architectural Building FRANCES BODEN 1 M ll sir EARL H. WEBER He who can take advice is some- times superior to him who can give it. Hi-Y '32, '33, Treasurer '33, Re- serve Basketball '31, '32g Varsity '32, '33, Student Council '33 Printing KENNETH L. LOOK The reward of n rlijicull problem is its solution, Mechanical Arts FRANK VLASIC Self trust is the first serret nf success. Nnvnl Reserves: R. O. T. C. Aeronautics IAMES MCCLIMENT A man with an aim will, someday, make himself a name. Mechanical Arts IAMES HANDS Out of the buy. into the ovennf' Printers' Club '32, '33 Printing ROBERT B. HOLMES Ever level, ever lruc. Mechanical Arts Page thirty-nine -3-Q-Q-Q-Q-GT MARY BUFORD IOHNSON When the 'One Great Scorer' comes to score ngninsl your name, He marks not whether you won or lost, but how you played the game. Girl Reserves '29, '30, 31, '32, Pres. iclent '30, '3lg Public Speaking '31 General MILTON D. FELDMAN A learned man has always riches in himself. Commercial Art IOSEPHINE DOMINSKY Wim: we say with our lips, we must truly believe in our hearts, unrl show forth in our lives. Girl Reserves '32, '33, Secretary '33: Nurses' Prep '32, '33g Modern Al- chemists '32, '33 Pre-Nursing VIRGINIA CLARK Upu:aril ever: backward never. Girl Reserves '31, '32, Treasurer '33g Modern Alchemists '32g Nurses' Prep '31, '32 Pre-Nursing NICHOLAS NISULA It is belief to wear out than to rust out. Mechanical Arts Club '32 Merlianiral Arts HORACE E. PARMENTER You're the archilevt of ynur life: so il's up lo you lo make your plans well. Arehikcelural Building RUSSELL S. COOKE Live and let life. Aeronautics SIGMUND WISNIEWSKI One life, a little gem of time be- tween two eternilies, no scennfl nhunre for us for-ever-more. Electrical ELIZABETH CRAWFORD Whoever serves his country well has no neerl nf nnceslnrsf' Nurses' Prep '33 Home Economics RAY A. SOLOSKY Let the right goal he your rlestinn lion. Mechanical Arts Club '33 Mechanical Arls DWIGHT LAUGHLIN Archit ectural Building CHESTER ARTHUR PALMER On speaking of another's faults, let us no! forget our own. Hi-Y President '31, '32g Vice-President Aeronautics Page forty i , . 4-0-Q-Q-4-4r'l-RIANGL EDWARD MERCHANT Hot mr never filled a pay envelope Architectural Building Music HAROLD ROSE Live for tomorrow Hockey '33 Aeronautics The thmg that goes the farthest ronurll mrzklng life uorthwhlle that rosie the least anzl does the most, FlCLllIllC1dl'l 33 Nurses Prep Club 32 Pre Nursing CHAS. W. MacMURDY As long as the worlfl is rounll, noth- ing is on the level. Mechanical Arts We ure lhe architects of our own destiny let jnle go hand In hand Aeronautics IOSEPH IOHN MCLEAN Life is what you make it. Art Club '31, '32, '35 Cmnmferrial Arl T19 not ln murlals to command 1'lutc Club 30 31 Cello Club 32g Music WYLIE LONG I often regret my speech, nmmr my silence. Printers' Club, Treasurer '32g Tech- nician Staff '33 Printing Remember that when you strwe, Mechanical ALBERT I. FARRINGTON Neither despise, nor oppose, what you do not understand. Baseball 332, 'Sig Lcttcrmcn's Club Mechanical Arts ooo-4-4+--Q i933 oo-4-ooo-+ 0-0-oo-oo TRIANGLE 0444-0-4- PAUL C. DENTON Better late than never. R. O. T. C. Officers' Club '30, '31, Intramural Baseball '31, '32g Basket- ball '33 Automotive RAY ANDRYSIAK Climb though the rocks be rugged. Mechanical Arts ANNA I. DALIDA ' Music ever supreme. All-City H. S. Orchestra '30, '31, '32, '33g All-State H. S. Orchestra '31, Cass Symphony Orchestra '30, '31, '32, '33 Music DON R. HUNN It matters not how a man flies, but how he lives. Aeronautics ART R. SZCZEPANOWSKI Life is only what you make il. Technician Stat? '31, '32g Student Council '31, '32, '33 Mechanic Arts CHESTER A. MATEIA Carve your name on hearts, not on marble. Mechanical Arts ETHEL SEEL Music RUDOLPH XV. IZAKOV The things you get out nf lila are the things you pal in. Memzhaniral Arts JOSEPH D. MCGOWAN There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so. Electrical DANIEL E. RICHARDSON Ca and get it-it won't come to you. Cass Chem Club '31, '32, '33 Aeronautics GEORGE MASTIN A broken clock is right at least twice every twenty-jour hoursg make this your effort! Aeronautics IZME ETHEL ASKEW Lifc's not just holding a good hand, but playing rt poor hand well. G. A. A. '3Og Technician '31, 32 Pre-Nursing Page forty-two -+4-Q-ooo TRIANGLE oo-+4-4-4 HENRY IAMES HOLLOWELL Il's not whether you win or loseg it's how you play the game.' Aeronautics FRANCES CARLSON Truth is the highest thing that man may keep. Pre-Nursing SOPHIE LACHOWICZ Do well the little things now and great things will came to you later asking to lie done. Winner of second place in Spelling Contest, May, '32 Institutional Home Economics GENEVA R. M. BEAUDOIN I might be better if I would, but it's mighty lonesome being good. Swimming Team '32, '33g All-City Swimming Meet '31, '32g Intramu- ral Basketball '32 Pre-Nursing ELSIE ELIZABETH LIGON Let us endeavor to so live that when we die even the undertaker will be sorry. Girls' League '31, '32, '33g G. A. A. '3l, '32, '33, Girl Reserves Pre-Nursing ALLAN LOCH Be generous and generosity will re- pay you. Aeronautics EMERY GARAN Still waters run deep. Science IRENE B. MINOR An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow. Swimming '32 Pre-Nursing LAWRENCE E. BROWN ' The world wants the hind of men who do not shrink back from the temporary defeats in life, but come again and wrestle triumphant from defeat. Aeronautics MILLARD A. DIEBALL Education is a possession that none can take away. School Service '30 Automotive MARCEL R. GERYCH A Do to others as you would like others lo do to you. Mechanical Arts EDWIN I. H. BENTLEY Be glad when you meet a 'crankf He may give you u suggestion that will make you a self starter. Electrical Page forty-three ooo-+4-o TRIANGLE +4-+000 WILLIAM G. FULLER Seek ye first suvcess, then love. Aeronautics GORDON E. SESSIONS Better to fly high and crash than not to have flown at all. Aeronautics FREDERICK OGDEN RUNNELS 'Laugh mill the wnrlll laughs with you. Varsity Football 'SZQ Varsity Bus- ketbzlll, '33g 1.cttermcn's Club Commercial Art E, DEAN SAWDON Scholars--their ro1mlry's treasure. Mechanical Arts IOHN H. O'KEEFE Live, learn, aml love. Mechanical Arts HARRY F. BOOTZ A man is not jutlgetl by his size in feet and inches, but by his intel- lectual ability. Automotive NATHAN FEIGELMAN Commercial Art ROXIE I. GALLIAN Neither rt lentler nor a bnrmwer be. 1'JI'2lITl11IlCS '51, '32, '33-g Girls'1-1ock- ey '30g Girls' Tennis '30, '31 Pre-Nursing: STANLEY M. CHMIELEWSKI A little nonsense naw antl then in relished by the lmst of men. Science MAX MENIG It's always mn late after the right time and date. Tennis '31, '52 Aeronautics DORIS MAE IOHNSON ll matters not whether you have wun ur lost, but how you have played the game. Swimming Team '31, '52, '33g Cap- tain '35g Nurses' Prepg Dramatics '55 Pre-Nursing JOSEPH DCVERGILLIO General oo-+-c++-4 IQZDS +4-+-+.,,.,. Page forty-four 00.4-Q-oo TRIANGLE Q-ooo-4+ CHARLES MILO WOODS Laws llie, bnaks never. Indoor Track '30, '3lg Relay Track Carnival '32 Electrical DAISY DUDLEY Pre-Nursing CLARENCE S. GRAETHER Aero is my subject, anll the sky is l . the imit Aeronautics IAMES GEORGE ABOUD The greatest secret to surress is for the man to be there when his op- portunity comes .' ' Star Delta Club President '33g Sec- retary '32g Sruclcnt Council '33 LOREN E. MORROW Out of sclmul's life, into lifc's svltaolf' Star Delta '30-'53g Hi-Y '32, '53 Electrical Electrical HARVEY G. W. GIESE An hour spent in thought is never lost. Intramural Baseball '31 ALBERT I. IANESICK Do your best anll keep your con- science clear. Electrical GERALD R. BEATON If a man compiles a beller book, builds a belter house, makes u bet- ler mouse trap, though he lives in llie woods, the world will make a beaten path lo his kingdom. Star Delta, Vice-President '33g Treasurer '32 Electrical ADOLPH D. WAI-IL Climb, though the rocks be rugged. Imloor and Outdoor Track '35 Electrical Mechanic Arts ALEX KACHANSKY What a whale of a diferenve a few inches can make. Electrical MAX W. MASZLEWSKI A little work mul a little play will make you better day by day. Electrical IOSEPH GADOMSKI Let knowledge growg let life be enriched. U Mechanical Arts Page forty-live 1-31-Q-Q-3 4 TRIANGLE 4-Q-oo-Q-0 HELEN L. BANKS A promising future is almost us hurll lo catch up with as are our good intentions. Nurses' Prep Club l, 2, 3, Prcsiclcnt Nurses' Prep 1, Presiclent 35 Girl Rc- scrves l, 2, 3, Vice-President 2g Girls' League 2, 3 Prc-Nursing ALFRED RAUSE Electrical LOUIS FEKETE Mechanical Arts CARRIE M. HANNER Life is just a poem of sunshine and shallow, poetry is dreams, and love my eldorado. 'Technician Staff '33 Pre-Nursing LENO POLI Climb. though the rocks be ru1:ge4l. Aeronautics HILDA E. P. SCHLACK Do what you want after you have ' zlone what you should. Pre-Nursing ASTLEY CARLSON The only way tn have a frieml is lo be une. Intramural Baseball '32 Electrical E. WALTER KALZ To get nowhere, follow the crowd. Aeronautics MILTON LEIPSITZ Error breeds enthusiasm-or neglertf' Electrical MAESINE GAM We play at paste till qualihed for pearl. Art Club '31, '32, '33, President G. A. A. '31, '32, '33 Treasurerg Hock- cy '31, '32, '33 Occupational Therapy RUTH ELLEN IARVIS Genius does what it mustg talent what it can. Nurses' Prep Club '31, '32, '33 ' Pre-Nursing GEORGE I. MILLER Seek not beyond thyself. Architectural Club '31, Secretary '32, Vice-President '33g R. O. T. C. Officers' Club, Debating Club '31 Architectural Building 04-+0-Q-4-4-1953 4-4-Q-4-4-+0 Page forty-six Q-oo-4-Q-0 TRIANGLE oo-4-Q-oo LUCILLE EILEEN LACY l A winner never quits, and u quitler never wins. Nurses' Prep Club '30, '31, '32 Dre-Nursing SHELLY MILES Races are not always wan hy the strong anll mighty, but by those who endure to the end. Track '31 Science II COLLIE LOLITA BENSON To strive lo seek to find, but not to yield. Girls' League '30, '31, '33g G. A. A. '30, '31, '32 Pre-Nursing ALICE IAKUBISZYN A live wire is never stepped on. Institutional Home Economics IACK BOGUSI-I Try ilg it's easy. R. O. T. C. Officers' Club '29, '30, '31, '32, Lieutenantg Swimming '29, Cheer Leader '31, '32 H Aeronautics HELEN IORDAN When a friend askethg there is no A tomorrow. Hockey '30, '31, '32: Basketball '30, '32g Girls' League Council '30, '32 Pre-Nursing ALEXANDER LESIO The best is earned. Printing Club '32, '33 Printing PAUL KRISAH Haste hot! Rest noi' School Service '31 Science EDMUND A. HERMAN Never slall. because a stall is fal- lawerl by a tailspin. Chem Club '31, '32, '33 Aeronautics IOSEPH S. KOPALA He who swells in prosperity will shrink in adversity. Chemistry Club '32, '33 Science II AILEEN E. CURRIE Qui Vera Vera. Girls' Glee Club '31, Water Car- nival '32g R. O. T. C. Sponsor '32, Senior Play '33 Costume Illustration WALTER G. SMITH Success is the result of malty failures. Architectural Club '33, Treasurer Architectural Page forty-seven ++-+--o--o--o- TRIANGLE -o-0+-o-4+ MARSHALL I. BRENNER never told an nntruth, also uc rare. All A Student '31, '32 FRANCIS LANGFORD Education is the golden rouil I suv:-ess. Nurses' Prep Club '31, '32, '33 Pre-Nursin EDWARD PLANETA Mccliunieal Arl EDWARD H. BAUMGARTEN Live mul let live. Flute Club '31, '32, '33: Aeoliun Club '32 HARROW F. LAMPARD concentration and perseverance. CHESTER I. BLOOMQUIST to oct. Contest '33g School Service Q- -3- 1- Q- Q- Q- -3- I 9 311 3 Q- Q- Page forty-eight Mighty inrleezl is the man who has 'Y Elect rical EDWIN W. POLK Stuclent Instructor of Printing Printing 0 I5 ALFRED I. DAVIS Your best friend is the one with whom you can think aloud. I-li-Y '30, '31, '32, '33g R. O. T. C. '33, Lieut. OFEeers' Club '33 ' Science II S ALFRED R. BOTT I An honest loss is better than a dis- honest gain. R. O. T. C. OH'icers' Club '30, '31g School Service '30, '31, '32 Aeronautics Music LADISLAUS T. SOSNOWSKI Education is wealth. R. O. T. C. OH:icers' Club '31 Aeronautics Success in life is not so much a rnolter of talent or opportunity os of Aeronautics ROBERT T. DUNCAN He who follows another is always behind. Vice-President Technical Printers 1 30 Printing lf one is determined, he has but Debating- Ex Tempore Speaking Science WILLIAM R. NEEDHAM The blockest betrayal is lock of confidence in yourself. Art Club '30g R. O. T. C. '30, Hi- Y '32 Commercial Arl Q--Q-31-3 oooo-4-0 TRIANG FRANK KENEFICK Electrical FLOYD RANDALL Newer say llie, till yuu're floral. Electrical EDMOND LESINSKI Defeat may he vilrlory in disguise. Printing Club '32, '33 Printing IOHN MILLER The apple seldom falls fur from the slam. Aulomotixe ' FRANCIS W. FRUDD Chealers lose in ilu: end. Hi-Y '32, Secretary '3 3 Mechanical Arts STEPHEN W. COOK Don't lake life too never get out of it 11 i Arch ELMER E. LENTZ . Time nor lille wnil PETER M. AMATAN We are passing lhro span of lime, nbser rliscarzling, and llrijli THORALF ULS ETH Az last I Architectural Building. seriously, you'll live. teetural Building IAMES MARKIE Heller lale than never. Mechanical Arts Club '31, '32, '33, Prcsiclent '32, Treasurer '3l: Chess and Checker Club '33, Pep Presi- dent '32 Mechanical Arts for no man. Electrical GERTRUDE WINGERSON A fir-h child is poor willmul music. Girls' Glee Club '30, '31, '32, '33, Harp and Vocal Ensemble '32, '33, Symphony Orchestra '33 Music GELO ugh our allotted vini. collecting, ng on. Electrical KATHLEEN LONG Good, better, besl, never let it rust, till the good is better and the better, besl. Girl Reserves '31, '32, '33 Pre-Nursing I-Iii-Q-Q-Q-1-3 ' Page for ty-nine 4+-0+-+4 TRIANGLE 4-oo-oo-0 QT' ,we vos ...J ALICE G. SMITH Live while you live because you are dead a long: time. Nurses' Prep Club '31, '32, '33 Pre-Nursing RUSSELL H. TEETS Real success comes only to those who try hard. R. O. T. C. Officers' Club '30, '31, '32 IAMES HOUGHTON Any kind of work is a gymnasium in which you develop your power and talent. Mechanical Arls GEORGE F. ROHRER Aeronautics An architect at heart is an architect that's smart. Architectural Club '32, Secretary '333 Perfect Attendance in Class Architectural Building BILL TRAVER Better to be wise and look simple than to look wise and be simple. Swimming Team 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y 2, 3, Lettermen's Club 2, 3 Electrical ALFRED IOSEPH SCHROLL Perseverence spells success. Debating Team '32 KATHERINE R. DONALD Today well lived makes every yes- terday a dream of happiness, and ev- ery tomorrow a vision of hope. Nurses' Prep Club '31, '32, '33, Dramatics '33 Pre-Nursing WILLIAM H. LANG What I am and hope to my mother. Hi-Y '31, '32, '33g Naval Reserve '33 GERALD SHUTTLEWORTH To be trusted is a greater compli- ment than In be loved. R. O. T. C. Officers' Club, President '32, '33 General Aeronautics to be, I awe Aeronautics EDMUND WACHNICKI Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. WILLIAM LORNE PARKER Time that is used for a purpose ts not lost lime. Vice-President Printers' Club '32, '33 Printing RAYMOND DOEBLER Drafting I would be better if I could, but it's mighty lonesome being good. Aeronautics Page fifty -4--+004-0 TRIANG FRANK A. MARTIN Build for character, not for fame. Electrical GEORGE H. RUSSELL Silence is more eloquent than words. Electrical WALLACE METCALF Like a postage stamp, a man's value depends upon his ability lo stick to a thing 'til he gets there. Aeronautics ANTON MARRE ANTON MATHEW SOMMER Self-Confidence is the first requisite In great undertakings. Star Delta '30, '31, '32, '33, Secretary '33 Electrical ARLO LASHBROOK Haw true it is in all art, that what seems the easiest done, is often the most difiicult to do. Art Club Commercial Art MARY PHWALEK The song has ended, but the melody lingers on. Girls' Glee Club '30-'33, Music His- torians '30, '31, Orchestra '31, '32,'33 Music ANNA DUNAIEWSKI Just start in ta sing as you tackle the thing that cannot be done, and you do it. Girl Reserves '31, '32, '335 Nurses' Prep Club '31, '32, '33 Prc-Nursing JAMES A. O'BRIEN ContenIment is the worst enemy of ambition. Elcclrical MELVIN H. LINK You cannot dream yourself iltI0 a character, you must hammer and force yourself one. Electrical IACOB WETZEL Live and be merry for tomorrow may never come. Aeronautics WALTER F. SUMERTON Every cloud has a silver lining. R.O.T.C.OH'iccrs' Club '3lg Treas- urer '32, Vice-Pres. '33, Secretary. Mechanical LE 4-+--+4-4+ 1 Page Fifty-one Q-4-+0-0+ TRIANGLE oo-4-4-4+ 'RAYMOND PERKINS Never give up. Even a lea kettle sings though up to its neck in hat water. Aeronaut ies IIM LEE Art JERRY CHOMIAK Eventually, why not now? Mechanical Arts IOSEPH RZESZUTEK Do right and fear no man. Delft rerile and fear no woman. Mechanical Arts GEORGE EDWARD FIFIELD When the one great scorer comes la write against your name, He writes not that you won or lost, but how you played the game? Electrical ELDRED E. HANCY Do today what you would do to- marrow. Architectural Building WOODROW L. INGRAM To be radical is to seek the truth. Lefs be radical. Oratory .53Q School Service '32 Aeronautics GEORGE L. KALONGIAN Silence is golden. Drafting JOHN 1. IENDZA Hurd work is life's greatest joy. Technician Stal-T Artist '32, 333 Ath- letic Advertising '31-'33g Track '33 Commercial Art KENNETH SHAW Anil life goes aa. Football '31, '32g Lettermen's Club Architectural Building WESLEY O'DONOHUE The world is round, so nothing is on the levelf' Automotive ROBERT L. IEFFERSON Men can counsel anll speak com- fart ta that grief which they do not feel. Scholarship Club '31, '32 Electrical Page Fifty-two 0-+4-4-4-4 TRIANGLE +4-+4-oo MILDRED ROWLAND To thine own code be true: then thou wilst not be frtlse lo any num. Champion Orator '32, '53g Amecitia Girl Reservesg Debating '32 Science II HENRY I. HARTLEB A man without thoughts is rt man l that is lost. Architectural Club, Vice-President '32, President '33 Cass Band '30, '31 Archileclnral Bullrlizi,-1 ALEX FALK We have crossed the lmy in safety, and the ocean lies in view. School Service ' Science II C. WALDO DANIELS It isn't what you have been: rt s what you are today that counts. Reserve Football '31, '32 Drafting DOROTHY MILLER My ronsrriemre is elastic where whinzsy invites. Drama Club '32, '33 Costume Illuslration MAZIE E. WILLIAMS 'A0nwrzrrl ever, backwanl never. Girl Reserves '30, '31, '32, '33, Modern Alchemists '32, '33, Presi- clcnt '33, Girls' League Council '33 Science ELIZABETH YOUNG To be trusted is a better compli- ment than to be loved. Nurses' Prep Club '31, 32, '33 Pre-Nursing FRED BURTON NICHOLSON Star Delta '32, '33, 'Treasurer '33 Knowledge in yonlh is wisflunl in nge. Electrical MAX MOLDAWSKY His friends are many, his enemies gare there any? Varsity Football '32g Track '33g Treasurer C. T. Club '33 Electrical ANTHONY YANKOVISKY Silence makes no mistakes. Intramural Basketball '32g Chem Club '31 Science WILLARD H. KARBOWSKY Whatever we have in any sort be- gun wisely, il is good In finish thor- hl ' mtg y. Aeronautics IOHN SHPILIA Keep climbing. There is plenty of l room on top. Seience Page fiftyethrce Q-Q-Q-1-Q-3 RIANGLEQ-4-040+ DEAN THOMSON Live to learn and learn lo life. Art-Jewelry IENNIE 1. DocToR Tell me my faults and meml your own. Nurses' Prep Club '31, '32, '33 Pre-Nursing CHARLES WILLIAM WATKINS Science is a good piece of furniture for a man to have in an upper cham- ber, provided he has common sense on the ground floor. Science I ZIGMUNT PASZKIEWICZ IOSEPH URBAN Mechanical Arts GEORGE FIEDRICH Electrical It is better to be a small man among great men than rt among small men. great man Mechanic Arts Club '32, Sec. '33 GEORGE SCHEFKA Tomorrow is another day. Iunior Club '32g 12B '32 Mechanical Arts ROBERT I. KOLB Mechanical Don't find fault in othersg examine yourself and Hull your correct them. Pep Club '32 own 5 then Aeronautics CARL A. NELSON lt's not easy to do the harll things in life. R. O. T. C. Otlflcers' Club '31, '32, '33g Mechanic Arts Club '32 Mechanical ARCHIE AIRO The simplest of men are thc greatest . ' ' Art Club '32, '33 Com ALBERT W. FRANCIS Putting of does no work. Mechanical Arts INGRID M. LINDQUIST mercial Art Keep rowing, never drift. Pre-Nursing Page fifty-four Q-+4-4-0+ TRIANGLE oooo-4-0 ARNOLD A. TOMKE Try, and if you don't sacreezl, Iry again. Electrical CARL LECZNAR The wise man's tongue is a shield, not a sword. Science II SAM MAEWSKY A true clean heart goes hanrl in hanll with success and happiness. Chem Club 52, '52, Chess and Checker Club '51g School Service '52 Science II LELAND WOOD Take life as you fiml it. Electrical CATHERINE BRADIN The thing that goes the farthest towarll ranking life worth while, that costs the least mul does the most, is just a pleasant smile. Pre-Nursing HELEN R. I-IITCHCOCK Some flcfeats are only installments of vinlory. Occupational Therapy CLARA HILDEBRAND I cannot tell a lie-fl rlill it with my little brain. Y Art Club '51, '52, '55 Costume Illustration PETISA M. OTIS To friemlsffi friend. Art Club '51, '52, '55, Drama Cluh '55 Costume Illustration NICHOLAS P. MIMIKOS Majority only learng minority apply what they learn. Chem Club '51, '52 brience II IOI-IN KLING Electrical ORUM LEE TRONE I linzl the great thing in this world is not so much where we stand as in what direction we are moving. Cross Country '5l: Track '51, '52s Chem Club '52, '55, Treasurer '55 Science II ADDIE FIE BRADLEY The height of success is achieved by hanl work. Girl Reserves '51, Girls' League '51, '32, '55g Nurses' Prep Club '55 Pre-Nursing Page fifty-Five -Q-iq-Q-Q-3 RlANGLE+++-++-+- LOUIS ROESLER You only gel out of life what you pu! into il. Varsity Basketball '31, Capt. '32, '33, Lcrtermcifs Club Meehuuir Arts MARGARET SUE IULIAN TIierc's life alone in lluly done, aml rest alone in striving. Girls' League Council '30, '31, Pres- itlent '32, '33g Nurses Prep Club '31, '32, '33, G. A. A. '30 Institutional Home Economics MEYER SHEAR To worry aboul lnmurrow is In he unhappy today. Mecliaiiie Arts EMILY BARTEL lf a laslc is once begun, never leave it 'lill il's done. Be the labor greal or small, do it well or not at all. Nurses' Prep Club '31, '32, '33 Pre-Nursing FRANCIS W. SUMPTER Naming bu! ourselves ran finally bca! us. Nurses' Prep Club '32, '33 Pre-Nursing SIDNEY C. HOLT Not failure, lml law aim is a l:rimc. Pre-Medic BEN ADELSON Knou'le4lge is pon'-er. Experirfnz-e is dollars. Chem Club '32, '33 Science II ELEANOR R. LAWRENCE Fnrelmar ta judge, far we are sm ncrs ull. Nurses' Prep '31, '32 Pre-Nursing ERNEST I. HOFMEISTER It is better Io fall short of a high mark than lo aim al a lun: une. Star Delux Club '32, '33 Elevlrical VORISE MASSEY We will rlimb, lhoagli the rocks lie rugged. Secretary of Sky Hi Club '31g Girl Reserves '31, '32, Girls' League '31, '32, '33 Institutional Home Economics GEORGE S. SACK Play fair in the game of life. Mechanical Arts ELWOOD RYAN Wishing, striving, hoping-some times achievingg lhat's life. Reserve Football '28, '29, Student Council '30, Pep-Club Treasurer '30 Science I +04-+4-oo IQ53 4-Q-4-Q-4-4-Q Page Fifty-six 1-391- MISS HANOMAKER THOMAS SAFFADAY Study tu show thyself approved un- to Coil, a urorkman that neerlelh not Ile aslmmerl, rightly dividing the wonl of truth. Mechunicztl Arts Club '52, '55 Mechanic Arts DAVID H. MacADAM See crerylhing through. General HENRY F. PIETRZYKOWSKI You musl try in orrler In sur'r'ca1l. Hi-Y '52, '55, Secretary '55 ' Mechanic Arms NORMAN ACKER The pas! is flenrlg bury il. Tcnnis '51, '52, Track '51 Automotive RALPH E. KREUTZIGER I know fz lot, but I c1m'l think ol it. Mechanical Arts Club '55 Mechanic Art: RALPH COWEN When in rloubt, soy nothing. Radio Clulw Electrical HENRY A. NESSNER Make the most of what we may ye! spvml, before we, lov, inlo the dust cleszrcnzlf' A1't Club Gcncral ADOLPH M. URBAS Winn I flare lo flrmun I flurc In do. Aeronautics IOHN 1. KALOSIS A lillltl humor now mul than is relished by the best of men. Student Council '51, '52, '55g Treas- urer Mechanics Art Club '52g Pres- ident '55 Mechanical Arts C. EVERETT ANDERSON Silen1'e is 1: true frieml who never betrays. Student Council '5lg Aero Club '51, '52, '55, Vice-President '52, Presi- dent '55, Treasurer Senior Class '55 Aeronautics EMILY CAROLYNE SMITH Tomorrow, let us :la or die. Modern Alchemists '52, '55, Sccrc- tary '55g Girl Reserves '30, '51, '52, '55g Girls' League '50, '52 Pre-Nursing +-+o-++++ 1955 +4-+++-4-+ Q-+TRlANGL ROBERT EMERSON A quitter never wins and a winner never quits. Drafting VINCENT MONTROSE When in rlortbt, say nothing. Aeronautics EDWARD I. BLACKWELL A winner never quitsg a quitter is never a winner. Cross Country '3lg Indoor and Out- rloor Track '32, '53g Two Intramur- al Champion Teams, Cards Science ll RICHARD R. HOLZMAN Calculus is hard to understandg so are women. Electrical MARTIN GIOWANNI Science HELEN A. SIPOS Build a little fence of trust around today, Fill lhe space with loving work and therein stay. Swimming '32g Art Club '32, '33 Costume Illustration HAROLD E. DUNKEL The first one hundred years are the hnrrlestg after that you may rest in peacef' Electrical WILLMIAM IACOBS A friend in need is 11 friend in- :lced.', Electrical IRENE DOCZKAL Da noble Ihingsg not dream them all day long. Pre-Nursing JOE C. WORCHECK The best heads the world ever knew were well read and the best heads take the best plaref, Drafting MICHAEL G. MILLICH Think all you speak, but speak not all you thinkf' Electrical GERTRUDE ELLENBURG Experience is the best tenrherf' Girls' League '32 Institutional Home Economics Page Fifty-eight Q-4+-+4-0 TRIANGLE Q--+0-+4-0 TILLMAN C. BARRER ' Do the best you cang you can do nn mare. Electrical HYGEN M. SCHOCKER Duty is the sublimest worrl in our language. Do your tluly in all things, You cannot do more. You should never wish to do less. Mechanic Arts ARNE M. SANTTI ll is what we think and what we do that makes us what we are. Electrical JOSEPH C. BROZIC When you undertake nn adventure, you must not hesitate. Drafting: HELEN KAWALCZEWSKI Commercial Art LEONARD RUSZKOWSKI Every working minute counts for or against yougmakes or mars your recorrlg you llecirle your own score. Science Il WANDA CONSTANCE KRYSICKI Ever try smiling? Basketball '31, '32, Capt. '33g Hock- ey '32, '33g G. A. A. Board, Vice- Presiclent '31, '32, Sec. '32, '33 Pre-Nursing WALTER IAKSTYS A man hnsn't lailml until he fails at what he likes. Mnrrlianic Arts w w ANNE KOWALSKY To forget a wrong is the best re- rengef' Pre-Nursing LOUIS SLABKOWICZ Non omne quorl nite! aurun est! All is nnt gold that glitters. ' Science EARL THORNTON Advance in learning and you arl- vanre in life. Electrical ROBERT MEYER Drink nml be merry for tomorrow may never come Electrical ' Page fifty-nine oooooo TRIANGLE oo-ooo-0 CARL TABBERT Speerh is great, but silence greater. Mechanic Arts Club '32, '33 Mechanical Drafting Joe SIPOWITZ MICHAELINE F. SAIKOWSKI I would be belrcr if I could, but it's rnighly lonesome being good. Girl Reserves '32, '33g Modern Al- chemists Club '32, '33: Nurses' Prep Club '32, Secretary 333 Pre-Nursing BETTY MCLEAN He is best educated who is most useful. Commercial Art IOHN CIKO Life doesn'l mallerg it's what you lwrornplish in life. Mechanical Arts WALTER MAXIMOVICH Live, love and learn. Stuclent Council Memberg Triangle Photographcrg Naval Reserve Aeronautics DAVID KARP Ile fame, he sn1u,l1e conquered. Automotive IAMES F. CROMWELL They say, best rnen are moulded out of faults, aml for the most be- come much more the lretler for being 11 little bad. Intramural Track, Baseball and Bas- ketball l30, '31 Electrical HARRY A. KUSCHEL A friendly heart will win many friends. Electrical ALEX CHEKAWY Get it yourself: donil depend upon others. Intramural Basketball '32g Chem Club '31 Science II BETTY H. BROWN False pleasures breed genuine pain and failure: mistakes can be made stepping stones la success. Secretary Senior Class '33g Secretary Alchemists Club '32 Art ARTHUR De SMET Knowledge is power. Aeronautics Page sixty +4-oo-oo TRIANGLE +004-0+ k STEVVART SLEETH Suu'css vomcs nnly through hurll work. Automotive ALFRED KRAUSE We know what we ure, but know not what we may bv. Electrical Page sixty-one VW wif I 155525 B' ' J v Q4 ' Q38 15 f is Q Nu' ,I f A Y 4 , 3 O Q. 0 M L B- AY F , XS 'Q ' F X ' H153 TRIANGLE 4-4-Q-Q4-Q Page sixty-four 4--o--0-Q-Q-0 TRIANGLE Q4-Q-+4--Q Page sixty-Hve TIECIHINIICNAN STAIFIF First Roufal. Dominsky, G. Kassell, I. Sehuible, Mrs. Rothman, A. Szczcpunowski, I. Gaynor, I. Courtney, F. VVeiss. Second Row-K. Iorn, C. liuginiskn, Ii. Moglovkin, B. Victorizl, E. Bcidszicki, I. Iendza, W. Meyer, R. Smith, H. Greene. STUDENT CQOUINQIHI. ififxt Row-QYVulter Mzixiiiwvieli, Hurry Greene, Dorothy Calloway, Marie Farmer. Hefen Iordun, Iennette Ielliers, Helen Hunks, Leon Noory, C. Dcmunter. SITIJIIIIY Row-lim Lee, A. Vv'att, I. Aboud, Betty Brown f3ee.j, Edgar Barnwell QPres.j, George Kzissell fViee-Pres.j, Art R. Szezepanowski, NVesley R. Driver, Earl Weber QTrcas.j Ofiieers Innuary Term june Term President . A, SZCZEPANOWSKI E. BARNWELL Vice-President W. DALY G. KASSELL Secretary . R. SPRECHER B. BROWN Treasurer . C. CHAMBERLAIN E. WEBER Sponsor . MR. WOODS MR. WOODS Page sixty-six -4-4-+4-Q-4 TRIANGLE 4-+4-ooo MAYIBIEIE GLASS OIFIFIKQIERS President . . . . . VERNER WULFF Vice-President . . .ALAN LA CHANCE Secretary . . . ESTHER MORRISON Treasurer . . . . . VIRGINIA KNASKY IUNIIOR GLASS v President . ........ RUSSEL GERBY Vice-President . ..... DON GRAY Secretary .,.. . HERBERT GOODMAN Treasurer .......... LOIS MEAD Student Council Rcprcscntutivc . . GEORGE RICE Sponsor ......... I. W. SPRINKLE Page sixty-seven JIANUARY SNENHUR PLAY Ifisrz Row-I. Gaynor, H. Koner, M. Bright. Svcond Row-P. Harrison, T. Childs, W. Engle, D. Miller, E. Currie, A. Richards, I. Mazcr, M. Monson. Third Row-R. Iackson, A. 'XVatt, L. Cohen, B. Holt. I RAMATIICS GLASS - MR. FRANCIS BELCHER ...... Sponsor +++-4-Q-+0 lgfbfb 4-4-o-444+ Page sixty-eight X O Y 0' Agfa E . f o MW 7 S3 I P 'V ,N - I iw? WV 4 C s 5 ., T X Q' Wlllim 1 N, X 'K' Qffiiwea 5 1 - 4lll 9 g qr P ! b A1 RW S V NH! X Q f f 2-4'7' +04-0 TRIANGLE 4-4+-+4-e XRQ1Hlll7VIlEClVLlll I Qittiis Row One-JV. Arcnclson, A. Steigcrwalcl, I. Ilaltuva, G. Miller, IS. Mogfovkin, H. Ifluitfcb, I. Snoolc. W. Smith, G. Rohrcr. Row 'frm-I-I. Gooclricli CSponsorb, B. Kziluzny, A. Vlfclistcr, G. Ibruskinis, C. May, I. Kurcnko. E. Ziclcbcli, R. Eizcn, F. Rllllilbllugll CSponsorj. OFFicers Iunuary Term Iunc Term Prcsiilent . . . BEN MOGLOVKIN V HENRY HARTLEB Vice-Presiclcnt . . . HENRY HARTLEB GEORGE MILLER Secretary . . . GEORGE MILLER GEORGE ROHRER Trcz1s.urcr . . . IOSEPH DALTUVA WALTER SMITH MR. RADABAUGH and MR. RADABAUGH and MR. GOODRICI-I MR. GOODRICH H ll QY Sponsor , Iffrxf Row-XV. Engel, B. Trnvcr, H. Hocft, K. Muclic, I. Snook, E. Smith, C. Palmer, L. Giviazcla, L. Butler, Il. lzinkownlci. Srmfzrf Romfli. Haier, A. Slcigcwulcl, XV. Rose, P. Fiori, H. Pictrzykowski, G. Butzicr, I. French, R. Pierson, E. Curtis, D. Alvraliuiii, R. Haste, R. Bryce, H. Knvanuu. Third Row-I.. Marrow, li. Hcinricli, ll. Gcorgccff, G. Raymoncl, L. Dunn, G. ll2lI'CCZl, C. Loimvski, F. Fruclcl, G. Kasmcll, ll. Daly, C. Cliumbcrluml, C. Parks. President . . .... IOHN SNOOK Vice-Prcsiclcnt . . . IOS. O. CAl,l.OUE'I l'E Secretary . . . I IENRY PIETRZYKOWSKI Treasurer . . . CHESTER SHEARER Sponsor ....... S. R. RONVLEY P21gC SCVC1'lIj UVO A +4-Q-4-4-+ TRIANGLE Q-+4-ooo STAR I IE IIA CILUIR I Row Our-L. Marrow, K. Mutlie, G. lieuton, R. Iirb, S. Stocker, I. Aboucl, A. Sommer, H. Hoeft, L. Camp' lvell. Raw Twosli. Armstrong, E. Hofmeistcr, H. Alexantler, P. Iinkmiller, VV. Detrich, Ii. Behling. G. Raymond, D. Segel, P. Cortes, C. Rosen, IC. Petoskey, WV. Ryan QSp0nsorj. Row Three-I. Maneusc, R. Peterson, II. Kleiman, H. Alzofon, R. Iietcnslsy, F. Nicholson, XV. Kodli, K. Schwartz. P. Thaek, L, W eimu r. Officers Izinuary Term President . . . . S. STOCKER Vice-Presiclent . . . R. ERB Secretary . . . I. ABOUD Treasurer . . G. BEATON Sponsor ,... ....... M R' RY-'SN fmd MR. ARMS'I RONG lun c Term 1. ABOUIJ G. BEATON A. SOMMER F. NICHOLSON MR ARMSFRO MR. RYAN and . ' N 1 CASS CIHIIEMIISIVIRY Cl one ulk, E. Curtis, N. Nrxzu One--C. Rcckling, C. Dcmunter, Ii. Smith, C. Soule, R. R. Iurecl, R. P New Tzwfll. Daniel, I.. I-Iurtler, E. Nyez, I. Stein, O. Tmne, I. Horvzltli, S. I Row Tlzrrc-A. Stroke, N. Iiellfy, R. Gerby, I. Kupalzl, D. Gray, D. Richardson, L. Kaines, H. II, Aclelsim. Ofiieers President . Vice-President Secretary . 'I'reusurer . Sponsor . Ianunry Term R. PULK E. SMITH C. DEMUNTFR E. CURTIS MR. SOULE .cwkowiez. Iune Term C. DEMUNTER L. KAINES I. I-IORVATH O. TRONE MR. SOULE Mlmikos. Goozl mam, Page seventy-three -0+-Q-ooo TRIANGLE 04-04-4-0- GllRlL RIESIRVIES Iiow One-Helen Jordan, Mazie Williams, Winifred VVinehill, Iosephine Dominsky, Virginia Clark, D. Calloway, Mildred Spesok, O. Miruk, Helen Banks. Row Two-Catherine Lenick, Blanche Fezzey, Hannah Ackerman, Martha Phimister, Helene Little, Norma MacNichol, Audrey Corbin, Henriette Romanowski, Lenore McManus, Elsie Barker, Nellie Sitkoivski, Kathleen Long, C. Baginska, R. Peterson, M. Sajkowski. Oiiicers Ianuary Term lune Term President . . . . OLGA MIRUK DOROTHY CALLOYVAY Vice-President . . . . HELEN BANKS MILDRED SPESSAK Secretary . . . . ELSIE BARKER IOSEPHINE DOMINSKY Treasurer . . . DOROTHY CALLOWAY VIRGINIA CLARK Spomor I Miss MILLARD and Miss MILLARD and NUlilRSlESiULLElPlRlElP MISS FULLER New One--I. Mazer, L. Peterson, B. Wood, M. Merrilics, L. Rossbach, E. Roos, H. Banks, I Jeffers, F. Sumpter, I. Dominsky. Row Two-B. Ballard, E. Crawford, H. Bucon, T. Childs, I. Oglenski, C. Baginski, IS. Franke, A. McCoy, V. Hansen, E. Smith, R. Iarvis, I. Docotr, V. Hutton, F. Page, M. Sajoivski, B. Neil- son, E. Young, L. Westerlund. Row Three-K. Donald, A. LeTarte, L. Lacy, M. Iulian, C. Krupa, H. Raine, A. Smith, E. Barker, G. Icnsen, D. Jensen, A Williams, O. Bzisco, I. Lechner, T. jordan, II. Jordan, E. jordan, E. Smith, L. Tombnck. Ofiicers President . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer . Sponsor . 1- Q- 1- 1- Pztge seventy-four Iune Term HELEN BANKS GRACE BERGY MICHALINE SIAKOWSKI MARIE MERRILIES MISS BALLARD and MISS WESTERLUND Ianuary Term ...HELENBANKS . ELVI ROOS . WAVA CONRAD . MARIE MERRILIES MISS BALLARD and ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' MISS WESTERLUND -o-4-Q-ooo TRIANGLE -o-+04-4-0 GIRLS? ILIEAGUHE Row Ofzc-M. Gam, M. W'iIIiams, M. Klapper, M. Farmer, E. Iordan, M. Iulizm, W. Winehill, E. Berthold, G. Ellenburg. Row Two-A. Millard, I. Dominski, H. Banks, O. Miruk, D. Calloway, I-I. Bergie, E. smirh, H. Kowalczcwski, A. Wiencek, E. Ashley, M. Phiemister, M. Monzitto. OHicers Ianuary Term Iune Term President ...... . MARGARET IULIAN MARGARET IULIAN Secretary and Treasurer . . ELEANOR IORDAN ELEANOR IORDAN Sponsor ..... . MISS MILLARD MISS MILLARD Q. fx. fr. Row One-M. Gum, T. Iordan, I-I. Sklaclzien, E. Ashley, W. Iirysicki, W. Mazure, I. Dominski. Row Two--II. Jordan, A. Foege, Miss Fulton, E, Iucobson, M. Fletcher, Officers January Term Iune Term President . . ELAINE ASHLEY ELAINE ASHLEY Secretary . WANDA KRYSICKI WANDA KRYSICKI 'Treasurer . MAESINE GAM MAESINE GAM Sponsor . MISS FULTON MISS FULTON Page seventy-Eve Q-0+-oo-0 TRIANGLE Q-ooo-oo ART Cl UB Row 0IlF'G. Moran, H. Kccnc, D. Schumnchvr, E. Stuart, E. Bcrtholrl, D. McCoy, C. I-Iilrlebrancl. Raw Two-F. Runncls, L. Moran, C. May, 1. McLcz1n, S. Banner, R. Knowlton, F. Flannagan. Omcers january Term Iunc Term President . . . IOE MCLEAN EDITH BERTHOLD Vice-President . . . ALICIA WEINCEK IOE MCLEAN Secretary . . EDITH BERTHOLD HELEN KOWALCZEWSKI Treasurer . . FRANK FLANNAGAN ARCHIE AIRO Sponsor . . MISS GREEN MISS GREEN QIHHESS ANI Cl-HIECKIER CILUIB Row Om'-Allen Richarcls, Iszxrlorc Scholnick, Frank Lfonnrcli, Arthur Cotten, Alden Burley, Max Bassin Row Two-joe Lcnnowicz, Harry Chciuk, Thucl Kultur, Lczlancl Chalmers, Romualcl Antosewicz. Officers President . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer . Sponsor . Ianuary Tcrm . ALLEN I. RICHARDS . ARTHUR COTTON . ISAIJOR SCHOLNICK . RAY ERB . N. C. WALKER Iunc Term ARTHUR COTTON FRANK LEONARDI ISADOR SCHOLNICK ALDEN BURLEY N. C. VVALKER Page seventy-six o4r++-oo TRIANGLE Q-4-4-+4-+ lLlElll'lERMlENiS QLUIIB , Row O1I61I. Rusnik, E. Riopclle, N. Miller, T. Soclla, A. Euclis, I. Cnllouctte, E. Bietlszicl-ii, B. Iacobson, O. Trone, T. Danicl, I. Gajda. Row Two-I. Courtney, E. Heinrich, D. Maki, F. Ross, E. Lovell, L. Sipos, V. Gartner, G. Druskinis, I. Mclntyrc, W. Engel, L. Kuincs, A. Harpan, W. Daly, R. Quaid, C. Young, Row Three-R. Peterson, D. Laughlin, C. Lchcw, M. Molclawsky, K. Shaw, I. Votta, E. Lombzirdini, B. Moglovkin, C. Mark, W. Iohnson, H. Schrock, B. Borton, A. Farrington, B. Trziver, F. Runnels, L. Roesler. OFFICERS President ...... A. EUDIS Vice-President . . I. CALLOUETTE Secretary . . . . C. YOUNG Treasurer . . . M. MOLDAWSKI Sponsor .... MR. FULCHER AERO QILUIIB Row One-F. Crnkovic, R. O'Brien, li. Ott, B. Bcnetletti, E. Anderson. Row Two-H. Rainey, N. Miller, li. McConnohic, C. Chene, R. Haste, P. Zcigler, R. DCI-Iayes. Officers Ianuary Term Iunc Term President . . R. O'l3RIEN E. ANDERSON Vice-Prcsitlcnt . . E. ANDERSON B. BENEDETTI Secretary . 5 F. CRNKOVICH E. MCCONNOHIE Treasurer . . B. BENEDETTI F. BARANIK Sponsor . . MR. B. E. OTT MR. B. E. OTT Page seventy-seven Q4-Q-4-4-4 TRIANGLE 04--+4-oo BOYS? GIUEIE CILUIB ' Conductor ..... F. R. VOLLICK - Sponsor . .R. BOETTCHER SOCIHETY QV? MUSHC IHIIISTURIIANS Officers ' Ianuary Term June Term President . DOROTHY DOUB HELEN POPOWVICZ Sccrctary . G. KALAMAIKA MARY JANE HONK Treasurer . BLANCHE KRELL BLANCHE KRELL Librarian . ROBERTA PEARSON ETHEL SEAL Sponsor . H. N. BOILLOTAT H. N. BOILLOTAT Q- 1- -Q- Page seventy-eight -o-Q-4-44+ TRIANGLE 4-Q4-ooo CIEIULU CLUB OHICCFS January Term Iunc Term President . . . MARCELLE MERICLE EDITI-I MCCOY Vice-President . . . BETH KALMBACH EDNA WEBBER SCCFCISFY . - . EDITH MQCOY MARCELLE MERICLE , Treasurer . , SPENCER TURNER SPENCER TURNER Sponsor . . MISS NILES MISS NILES X-XIEUIUIAN CQILUIB OFFuicrs Iunuury Term Iune Term President . . INA BLOUGH ESTELLE PRATT Vice-President . KATHLEEN PESEK MURIEL ROEGLIN SCUCIZWY - . AGNES BOGLE MARIE FARMER Treasurer . . ROBERTA PEARSON ROBERTA PEARSON SP011501' - . MISS FROUDE MISS FROUDE Page seventy-nine MIOI IERN AIC I-Il IE Ml Il STS Firsi Row-I. Dominsky, M. Klapper, B. Brown, W. VVinchill, D. Gibson, C. Buginski, H. Romanowski, M. Macauley, M. Sajkowski. Second Row-I. Kicinski, F. Sabin, L. Cole, E. Rutkowski, D. Bullick, B. Cooley, E. Smith, L. Rosshach, R. Tarczynski, K. Sienna, F. Van Scivcr, K. Stzinkovich, M. Williams. Officers Ianuary Term Iune Term PrCSiClCl'lt . . . WINEFRED WINEHILL MAZIE WILLIAMS Vice-President . . . CATHERINE BAGINSKA CATHERINE BAGINSKA SCCI'CIzl1'y . . BETTY BROWVN EMILY' SMITH TfCi1SUl'ClA . . H. ROIVIANOWSKI FRANCES VAN SCIVER Sponsor ............. MISS GIBSON MISS GIBSON MIECII-IIANIIC ARTS CILUIB Row One-N. Nikula, C. Tubbert, H. Schocker, I. Kalosis, E. Kuss, A. VV. Allen. I. Markie, L. Feketc, A. Plicfferbcrg, Ii. Behremlt. Row Two-W. Bateson, I. Lasch, S. Lomik, I. Dallas, A. Szczepanocski, I. Kaiser, N. Buclitoi, S. Silaski. Row Three-H. Baird, L. Keclzierski, W. Hall, A. W. Euliss, I. Dalak, I. Urban, H. Pukizer, A. DuBois. Officers President . Vicc-President . . Secretary . . Treasurer . . Sponsor -3-391-Q-Q-Q-I Page Cigh ty 1. MARKIE E. Kuss L. FEKETE 1. KALOSIS A. W. ALLEN 9 5 3 I. KALOSIS A. SZCZEPANOWSKI G. FIEDRICH H. SCHOCKER I. CAMPBELL 33-QQ-QQ-3 K w 'iii' Q ' W ,f x ' 0' , N 1 x 7 E Lx x 1' VM QV l ' un H J 9 ,Q J Q ff! WWW wax Q N 2 0 pg a A. f rl C , if 5 f 2 f f W f af' , 12 g 0 9 ,1 X I v 7 ' 4, Q ' E Y W., S E f Q! , 3 U 'Y fl D1 If TUILAN Eddie Tolan graduated from Cass Technical High School in 1928, where he was both a track and football star. After graduating from Cass he entered the University of Michigan, where he again starred on the track team. Graduating from U. of M. in 1932, he went to Los Angeles for the Olympic trials. Coming through the 1- 1- Q- Q- Q- -3- -2- I Page eighty-two trials, Eddie beat the world's fastest humans in the finals, tying the worldis record in both the 100 and 200 meter races. Mr. T olan has traveled through Nova Scotia and most of the countries in Europe, which in- clude Germany, Sweden, Finland and, England, and has won many races in each. 953 +4-oo-4-4-0 +4--+0-++ TRIANGLE 4-4-4--0+-+ +-4,4-4-4+-+ lgjfl ++++-ooo Page eighty-three I , 4 BUYS? lHlCDCKlEY TEAM Row 0116-RUSSCll Gerby, Gerhard Lutz, Alfretl lenckie, Robert Forrest CCziptainj, Robert Christensen, liernarrl Iueobson. Row Two-Ioe Leonowiez, Robert Trowell, Gilbert Curtin, William Madyek, Harold Rose, Robert Dunlop, Laverne Minge, Bulorn Lagerkvist, Andrew McKie. BUYS? lBASllQlElVIBAILlL TIEAM, Row Ona-Roy Lienau, Harry Angell, Lotiis Rocsler CCaptainj, Earl Weber, Sylvester Walker, William johnson. Row Two-Fuleher, Dyer, Mclntosh, Nagel, I. Scholnick. Page eighty-four - CRQSS COUNTRY TEAM I Row Om'-E. Heinrich, I. Votta, D. Cooper fflouchj, R. Hubbert, L. Ruhl. WHMQK mf-Wx Conch ..... IJ. N. COOPER Captain . . . M. MOLDAVK-'SKY Page eighty-five -+44-4-oo TRIANGLE ooo-4-oo GIHRILSQ SWIIMMHNG Y, Q- Pagc eigh Row Ollc'-E. Iacobs, D. Watson, G. Beaudoin, D. johnson CCuptainj, F. Quaid QManagcrJ, B. Freczy, R. Leavitt. Row Two--T. Smith, A. Corbin, G. Defoc, Coach Fulton, M. Dcry, C. Smygcn, M. Durnoski M. Gam. v BUYS? SWNMMHNG Row One-B. Morgan, E. Savarrc, C. Childs, R. Mustoncn, D. Maki, H. Deorlow, E. Hickey, L. Kaines. Now Two-ll. Carnegie, W. Bayer, E. Stamp, C. Chapman, VV. I. Rcaumc CCoachj, A. Bryce, VV. Travers, K. Gcurtinsc, W. Kaincs. -1- 3- Q- Q- 9 3- ty-six 4-+4-0+-fe TRIANGLE Q-oo-ooo ' GHRILS9 IFVUEILD WIQQKIEY Row Oflf'-E. Morrison, I. Dominsky, T. Iordan, E. Ash'cy, F. Quaid, H. Iorzlzm, M. Gam. Row Two-H. Fulton, V. Vchko, H. Sklaclrcien, W. Krysicki, VV. Mzizvrc, D, Lewis, A. Fosge CMHIIHQCFJ i GHRILSQ IBASIKIETIBMLIL 5- w 1 Row Om'-I. Cristo, H. Iorcion, W. Krysicki fffaptainj, I. Dominsky, M. Ravciy, A. XValukonous. Row Two-D. Lewis, D. Jensen, Miss Fulton Qllouchj, F. 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