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

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: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

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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

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-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