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

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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

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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

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+-+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