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' , JW 359. -1.--9531 -' A512551 :F fffr i illlilbki-.01 4-HRT-if 7'iH1nJi2h 1lL?H1!si1l rim ,' - FY :1I.:iVii?R', l'KIIlN, ,zI35W1?YlFi 'f TQ1H 'fwfr '-29:17.irL17e-5'P ..'1r'Z?'d.7'vaT-3I ' ':f'i.Af.': Y.. Wai'-' .. 'ZSIF4-flfH5u'l-,F .2 In - 1 E L ' , .i: : '?ff' Z' I1 1! EX LIBRIS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Printing by Department of Printing Linoleum Cuts by Graphic Arts Class CASS TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL Plastic Binding by GREGORY, MAYER G THOM CO. Paper by SEAMAN PATRICK PAPER CO. Inks by HOWARD FLINT INK CO. Photography by CRAINE STUDIOS Engraving by EVERTON ENGRAVING CO. Composition by MICHIGAN TYPESETTING CO. 3 v, M0 PUBLISHED BY THE GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE, 1939 O Volume Twenty-six I Cass Technical High School DETROIT, MICHIGAN 'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A9A'A'A9AiYA A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A9A'A'A', FOREWORD Upon presentation of this, the Iune 1939 issue oi the Triangle, the Stat! wishes to extend its sincere thanks to both faculty and student body tor their co-operation toward making this book a success. May it serve its pur- pose faithfully as a reminder ot the pleasant years spent within the walls ot Cass and the many warm friend- ships iormed in this period of time. x9A'A9A'A'A4,x9A9A9A4A9A91 CONTENT Dedication ..... Faculty .... . Sponsors and Staff . . Seniors . . . . Senior Who's Who . . Term's Events . . Features . . . Organizations . . Sports . . . . x'A'A' , A'1 S 7 11 14 15 45 57 65 71 83 IN MEMORIAM MR. BYRON I. CHAPEL We all do fade as a leaf. Isaiah, 64:6. During the years in which Mr. Chapel was a member of our faculty, his influence was con- stantly exerted for all that is best in school and beyond. His legacy to us is the inspiring mem- ory of thorough scholarship, liberal culture, and inexhaustible sympathy. His many words of encouragement and kindness will never be for- gotten by the students who had the privilege of studying under him. -in 40? i MISS ADA L. WHITNEY I am the resurrection, and the life, he that be- lieveth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live. St. Iohn, ll:25. On April 20, 1939, the Art Department of Cass, as well as the entire student body and faculty, unexpectedly lost one of its most valuable and loved instructors, Miss Ada L. Whitney. No eulogy written could attain the expression of admiration that was felt for Miss Whitney. As both teacher and friend, her memory will live forever in the lives of many, and under her past inspirational guidance, our young artists will continue to prepare places for themselves in the dynamic world of art. DEDICATION Thirty years, thirty long, well-spent years under the broad roof, surrounded by the majestic walls of Cass Tech, have come to a close upon the retirement of Clarence S. Cooke, Assistant Principal and organizer of night school activity. During these thirty years, students and faculty alike have known the guidance and consoling words of Mr. Cooke. To Mr. Cooke We dedicate this book. May the memories of his many years at Cass be as pleasant to him as is the inspiration derived by those who have worked and thought with him. ii..-1 Puge Eight AUDITORIUM V1 ..- .... .-4 o 3 0 Q E 'E .:: BE I-an-n UNE. .25 ,QU -o Go ...O Ei m0 ,sn .:: 5.9 11? FS: w 5 Es. -1193 .a 52:0 HU 'FL mu .-ell! ou 35 3.2 ei ...... 3? D141 .Em 23 U 4,0 LDGJ 1-.c .. -o px: U: O? .ETS QCD L.. UE :vu .:1 ES Us If-I cn O I-0 11. .- .E Ill VI as U U :z Ill :f- 4: rs E ,W LUNCH ROOM Thousands of Cassites eagerly travel to this great room each day and while enjoying wholesome iood can hear the pleasant tones of conversation, carried from tables near and far, as new ideas are being voiced and events planned in this sociable hall oi Cass. Page Nine Page Ten ENGINE ROOM This cut illustrates Cl scene from one of those little known, yet vital parts of the school, which contribute much toward the happiness cmd wellbeing ot the students by maintaining a regular and even temperature throughout all the numerous rooms of our building. .I- f x I TY C. E. ROSSMAN WILLIAM E. STIRTON H. W. HINMAN RAYMOND R. IARED HARRY M. KEAL Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Head ot Science Dept. Head ot Mathematics Dept Charge Evening School BURL E. OTT LOUISE L. GREEN FRANCIS W. BELCHER CLARA E. BAILEY LOUIS E. IENNINGS Head ot Auto-Aero Dept. Head of Art Dept. Charge of School Auditorium First Assistant, Biology First Assistant, Chemistry The Faculty of Cass Technical High School ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Helen T. Pullord ,Chairman Iosephine Astletord Iessie W. Bates Francis W. Belcher Adele Bischof Roy Boettcher Marjorie C. Bow Thelma E. Boyd Myrta Bristol Margaret Frawley Har1en'A. Henderson Charlotte Huebner Chas. Kane Eleanor Kindred Alice C. Millard Amelia Moeller Sarah Putnam Laurence T. Ray Emma-Lou Rothman Florence H. Schultz Marjorie G. Smith MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT H. M. Keal Head ot Department Cora Aberg Ellen L. Drew Richard Drew Arnold V. Doub Page Twelve E. G. ALLEN Alvin E. Downer Vallie A. Elvers Lynn S. Gordon Narcena Leiphart Henry A. Lane Sarah McCullagh Clara H. Mueller Iohn C. Rumball Walter H. Sprague Roland W. Sprinkle Cassius H. Teague Lotta M. Malley SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPT. Mabel B. Goodtellow Chairman Principal Rob't C. Branton Frances B. Chase Lucia V. Grimes Eva Stroh Lehr Ieannette Marcotte Olive B. Miller Alleine L. O'Meara Floyd E. Radabaugh SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Raymond R. Iared Head ot Department Clara E. Bailey lohn C. Bickel Harvey S. Brand Hiram H. Chapman Maud Dawson Deborah M. Gibson Charles I. Gray Richard B. Hahn Theodore Holmberg Ann Iacobson Louis E. Jennings Ralph B. Lance Evangeline L. Lindbergh Gretchen O. Luros Henry McMullan Iohn D. Paterson Samuel F. Rowley Iames V. Simon Cecil G. Soule Benjamin G. Sutton Traver C. Sutton Ioseph E. Takken W. Dean TenEyke Roy C. Wenning Ruth Yost HOME ECONOMICS DEPT Florence W. Orloit Chairman Luie H. Ball Bertha Ballard Myrtle F. Budd Brightie E. Considine Elizabeth Craw Helen E. Osborne Leona Westerlund IRVING G. KOEHLER OTTO K. ROSE HELEN T. PULFORD ARCHIE I. WITT FLORENCE W. ORLOFF Head of Dratting Dept. Head ot Electrical Dept. Chairman, English Dept Head ol Health Education Chairman, Home Economics Dept. Dept. FREDERICK I. FRICKE CLARENCE BYRN BENIAMIN G. SUTTON RALPH W. POLK M. B. GOODFELLOW Head ol Mechanical Dept. Head of Music Dept. First Assistant, Physics Head of Printing Dept. Chairman, Social Science Dept. AUTO-AERO DEPARTMENT Marie Blacker B. E. Ott Head ot Department Robert W. Grant Lewis Keller Francis E. Schafer George E. Tabraham William Trevarrow Carl H. Turnquist MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT Fred I. Fricke Head ot Department Charles E. Adams Iohn W. Campbell A. W. Fountain Iohn R. Lane Walter I. Larson ART DEPARTMENT Louise L. Green Head ol Department Mary L. Davis Mary S. Eaton Nina A. Fleming Lotta M. Murray Greta E. Pack Roland K. Schuholz Bernadine Sether Dorothy D. Skewis Mary Thierwechter 'Ada L. Whitney 'Deceased C. S. COOKE Assistant Principal MUSIC DEPARTMENT Clarence Byrn Head oi Department Selwyn C. Alvey Bert Carlson Francis Hellstein William Hellstein Grace Knerr Martha R. Laine Harry A. McCain Carol Niles Howard Rosser Oscar LaGasse PRINTING DEPARTMENT: Ralph W. Polk Head ot Department Richard E. Giebel Harley H. Goodwin Wm. R. Lindsay Lawrence E. Sawitzky Robert M. Shields HEALTH EDUCATION DEPT. Archie I. Witt Head ot Department Donald M. Cooper Helen M. Fulton Max E. Fulcher ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT Otto K. Rose Head ot Department Iack Comer Roy I. Hocking W. I. Ryan H. A. Stormzand William Zerber DRAFTING DEPARTMENT I. G. Koehler Head ol Department Ivan S. Blair Donald C. Black Iohn W. Busman Iohn W. Donnelly Hunter C. Goodrich Iohn C. Harma Melbourne I. Kirkland William G. Stevens Roy E. Sprague Iohn D. Pliska Donovan O. Tubbs SUPER. OF AUDITORIUMS Francis W. Belcher STUDY HALL 'Byron I. Chapel NURSE Bessie Ketcham SPEECH Edna L. Geeson LIBRARIANS Hazel G. Fuller Lena M. Griswold Page Thirteen TRIANGLE STAFF SVERRE IORGENSEN GEORGE METCALF ALBERT TROWELL SHIRLEY EMI-IOFF Senior Editor Editor-in-Chit Business Manager Circulation Manager ELAINE CHILDS IOSEPH PIPER RICHARD NOVACK MARGARET MIKUS Feature Editor Sports Editor Boys' Club Editor Girls' Club Editor VIRGINIA I-IOI-IL PETER NIELSEN ERNEST MARIORAM TERRANCE BENNETT Art Editor Photographer Photographer Production C. E. ROSSMAN WILLIAM E. STIRTON RALPH W. POLK H. I-I. GOODWIN D. SKEWIS I. D. PATERSON Senior Class Senior Class Chairman Publications Triangle Triangle Triangle Page Fourteen SENIORS EDWARD PIECH OLLEN PETERS BERNICE HAVLEN1-X MAXWELL PARRIS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer CLASS CFFICERS SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES ' First Row: Ritcx Pcrquette, Iohonna Vedro, Margaret Strohrner, Esther Brown. Second Row: Frederick Reiss, Newson Shewitz, Albert Trowell, Mr. Stirton, Eldon Ladd, Sam Baillo, George Metcalf. Page Sixleen AERONAUTICAL Robert I. Allison Ioseph B. Angevine Vincent C. Bondy Thomas Wilmer Burclett Neil Wesley Carneat Quenton lack Colliclc Charles Daniels Alvio O. DaVia Andrew Derek Wallace I. Dyplca Owen F. Ellison Shirley Elizabeth Emhoff Michael Ewas Donald Filield Henry A. Fredrickson Q x x Iames E. Funston L. Arthur Gaabo Iames Gibson Robert A. Glantz Stanley Grzych Page Seventeen J AERONAUTICAL fcontl Thomas D. Harris Warren G. Horsman lohn A. lachimowicz Paul laster Erwin loseph Kaidy AnthonyGeorgeKamolay Iohn Kennedy Iames A. Kollar Chester Krawiec Roman L. Kullca Chester Frank Lenik Richard E. Lord George Mathews Nicholas Mitchell Richard A. Naumann Frank A. Okasinski William I. Otley Winston Peters Robert Ramsey Frederick H. Reiss Page Eighteen AERONAUTICAL icont.J Louis I. Rice Leo Rothstein Edward I. Scepanslci lack E. Schroeder Theo Fredericl' 'L lack Snyder Ralph A. Sonnenberg Arthur T. Spence Charles Stamboulin Charles A. Stanton Iames W. Stentz Theodore S. Szulborski Robert L. Thomas Allen Waite William H. Whitman ARCHITECTURAL William H. Wills Iohn W. Wnek Faye Wolfe Warren G. Wood Harvey C. Allison Page Nineteen ARCHITECTURAL lcontl Arthur C. Buck, Ir. Iames Russell Colley Robert l. Hagglund Robert E. Lawrence William Donald Lehman Leonard E. Mandeville Burl Allen Martin Walter Iames Plaendtner Albert H. Trowell Iohn H. Tuharslcy ARTS AND CRAFTS Ioe VanDylce Sheldon A. Wagner Robert S. Westlake Clara M. Kamyszek Cynthia Clara Tuller AUTOMOTIVE Iames M. Barlcsdale Louis P. Belletini Sol L. Buttner Robert M. Cooper Ernest I. Finegan Page Twenty AUTOMCTIVE lcontj I 1 Y Harry G. Harrison Ernst A. Kelm Raymond A. Lehtinen B. Stanley Pieirzykowski Curiis Z. Williams CHEMICAL AN D METALLURGICAL lohn L. Yanows ky Vincent V. Arslanian George G. Benzie August Bocan Leo I. Bochenek Clifton F. Bruce Russell Wayne Collard lack Earl Cook Robert E. Fischer Harold I. Fordham Raymond Peter Holthus Ralph C. Kersten Frederick G. Krueger Ernest Baker Marjoram Peter K. Nielsen Page Twenty-one CHEMICAL AND METALLURGICAL tcont.i Daniel I. Nolton Warren Maxwell Parris Robert A. Piier Bernard Plotkin Stephen H. Poluszny COMMERCIAL ART Iames B. Renny Clifford I. Warden Frances Lauretta Adams Ralph E. Barnhart Sam I. Bernstein Alexander Bossio William E. Brophy Betty I. Conner Eleanor Corwin Marvin Davis Elsie Feig Peter I. Gilleran Vera M. Habrecht Virginia F. Hohl Orville E. Letstad Page Twenty-two COMMERCIAL ART lcont.I Edna Martha Linde Ioseph A. McGrath Edmund T. Michnal Albert I. Newbill Virginia Ieanne Nowry Stephanie Pacocha Miriam A. Preshaw Edwa d S L r parage orraine E. Steele Florence R. Stephenson COSTUME ILLUSTRATION Herbert Targum Landis I. Williams William G. F. Willuweit Catherine Barbour Agnes I. Berlrho Arlme Blanch Bishop Maculata F. D'Amico Gisela Ann Deters Dorothy lane Drake Michael T. Getsoti Page Twenty-three COSTUME ILLUSTRATION Ccontj Bernice G. Havlencz Dorothy I. Keiser Eunice E. Morry Iune H. Nestman Ruth lvy Rake DRESS DESIGN Patricia E. Ryan llene Helen Volk Melanie D. Andrew Doris Ellen Andrews Marie Boran Norma B. Bossler Mildred E. Canfield Stella A. Cieluclc Anna Faur Ruth M. Gruber Velma C. Mathews Nancy Nicholson Mildred R. Rosenthal Florence May Stephenson Parrie Lee Swint Page Twenty-tour DRESS DESIGN lcont.7 ELECTRICAL Nellie Louise Tumbleston Ioanna I. Vedro Margaret C. Wassell Morris H. Arnowitz Vincent B. Astasauslcas Arnold M. Barette Robert E. Berlcey William H. Berlhold Robert I. Blaskiewicz Richard I. Blind Richard F. Bogielczyk Raymond F. Brozek lolm Vincent Caruana George D. Cole Clarence I. Cubbin Robert W. Dixon Roland Domber Angelo I. Giaier Michael Giancott Albert E. Good Page Twenty-Eve J Y I ELECTRICAL Ccontj Frontz C. Goring Ioseph Michael Gralewslci Leo Grencewicz William F. Halle Harry F. Harrison Fred D. Herbst Horton C. Hill William Harold Hunter Leonard Kniliel Francis Steven Kotzian 'Y Richard W. Kowitz Steve M. Kozlowski Walter E. Lebeis Sigmund Lewandowski Louis Liplcin Adelky Lombardo Ray W. Lynch Paul Marberg Arthur Hayes Marion Charles lohn Martin Page Twenty-six ELECTRICAL lcontj Alger E. Maschlce lames Patrick McGlynn Oscar I. Mead Pasquale R. Mecoli Domenic A. Merucci Ray D. Micallei lames Mihalakis Alex Minidis Connell Mitchell Ioseph F. Nagel Ioseph Michael Nicholas Gustaf E. G. Nilsson Thomas I. O'Brien Vincent Paul O'Connor George Onia Robert I. Peterson Tom L. Pettikas Charles F. Plachetzki Paul Polcryflci lack T. Rand Page Twenty-seven ELECTRICAL Ccontj Frank Rempala Clifford Rentz Paul W. Roderick Norman A. Sanderson Donald L. Schafer Robert W. Seibert, lr. George W. Sobczulc Stephen A. Soviar Vincent C. Stuart Harry A. Taylor Milton G. Trotzke Gustav E. Undy Nathaniel S. Warren Iames E. Willett Clifton B. Younger, Ir HIGH SCHOOL Harold W. Zang Mike A. Ziniuk Audrey Lester Bailey Selena N. Blau Angelo Cerrito Page Twenty-eight HIGH SCHOOL Kcontj Mary Elaine Childs Traffon Ioseph Loveland William lohn Mesiclc Audrey l. Nicolai Dagny H. Nielsen HOME ECONOMICS I Pauline R. Shoskes Virginia Mae Touzeau Frederick W. Wild Lillian Alice Anderson Eloise Bell Lillian Ann Bienias Elizabeth Ioyce Blonar Bette Elaine Brown Esther Anne Brown Mabel Brown Rossie Mae Brown Cecelia H. Cabay Maymie Pearl Cooper Bessie Louise Davey Marcella M. Drake Page Twenty-nine HOME ECONOMICS I fconti Eleanor M. Dybowslci Theresa Priscilla Gasper Leona Annette Glover Evelyn H. Grabowslci Ruth Elma Green lzora Greene Kathryn I. Grimm Kathleen Velma Guthrie Rose Marie Gutzeit Elvira Waldene Hill Lenora E. Howarth Marye Innes Elsie Kelly Stella I. Koselc Gertrude P. Kramarz Katherine H. Kvaternilc Lorraine Ruth Lallamme Dorothy Lain Helene Iune l.aValley Ruth Geraldine Legant Page Thirty HOME ECONOMICS I tconti Shirley Leroue Vivian L. Markley Carmeline T. Mattera Dorothy McCreary Elizabeth N. Mehornay Margaret H. T. Mikus Charlene E. Moynes loan Anna Nichols Irene A.NieszaIc1 Rita C. Paquette Eleanore L. Pavan Dorothy Eleine Penn Dorothy Platt lane T. Push Charlotte Redden Natalie B. Richard Marie Hyniak Erma Sanders Georgia Scherlies Beatrice V. Schmansky Page Thirty-one HOME ECONOMICS I Icontl i OOOA Eileen Mary Schmidt Virginia Schroeder Bertha Theola Shipman Frances Cecelia Singer Maxine Lucille Socia Iamie Lee Stanlield Eleanor Staszlciewicz Wanda Dorothy Szmagaj Pearl E. Ulmer Iune Marie Versa HOME ECONOMICS II Inez Yvonne Williams lean Shirley Baker HesierEdmoni'aBarksdale Ellsworth F. Brown Essie Leola Burnette no Eileen H. Deinzer Dorothy C. Dold Isabelle Hall Barbara G. Houk Irene D. Kruszewski Page Thirty-two HOME ECONOMICS II Icontl Dorothy Reimer Helen lane Schanovicz Dorothy Marie Shaw Florence B. Skank Neola B. Tate INDUSTRIAL DESIGN Donald W. Carroll Lillian Greenhut Iohn R. lones Robert Burns Macgregor Lgard I. Miller MECHANICAL ARTS Holland Sch unck Newson Harold Shewitz Norman D. Weeks lames H. Aretakis George W. Arnold Rm . ..., Sam A. Baillo Frank M. Bania loseph A. Basirico Howard H. Bloom Louis C. Braida Page Thirty-three 'ICHANICAL ARTS Ccontj lack W. Bryan! Ioseph Charles Bunetta Iames Robert Casey lack A. Cassidy Lawrence A. Chircop Leon Choma Aloysius A. Cwalina Herman I. Detrich Dale Drum Theodore I. Flis L. Dewitt Goldie, Ir. lack A. Hautala Manuel R. Hernandez Myron G. Hulylc Stanley Ialcsim Walter Anthony Kalicki Walter I. Kaweclci Charles M. LaNoue Charles W. LaPoinle Eugene T. Lewandowslcy Page Thirty-four MECHANICAL ARTS Ccont.J Chester Mackiewicz Peter G. Maiuri Andrew W. Marshall Luigi Martini Ernest I. Melchior C. Howard Moffat Frederick R. Nash Ioseph Henry Pawlik Frank D. Prigel Richard W. Probyn , , , .s,.. . Stanley M. Ptaszynslci lack Louis Ritchey Mitchell Rubin lohn Savich Alfred B. Sayles M. Stanley Shanayda Remi R. Six Richard M, Stear David Martin Stone Stanley Iohn Stypula Page Thirty-tive MECHANICAL ARTS Ccontj MECHANICAL DRAFTING lohn Michael Susalc Gregory W. Thompson Alexander I. Bacon Thaddeus Bielicki loseph V. Bonar Milton Bridges Alvin A. Brower Harry Z. Buchanan, Ir. Nicholas Derderian George L. Diegel Robert R. Donaldson lohn I. Donnelly Donald R. Doty Herbert Fraser Norman M. Govinsky Richard Ralph Golze David lan Goodsir William I. Hooper George Kocian Floyd Arthur Layman Page Thirty-six MECHANICAL DRAFTING Ccontj Iohn D. McKay Samuel A. Miaserian Roland E. Peters Edward Pi ech Ioseph E. Ptaszek Raymond Rawson Maurry I. Sack Ellsworth D, Swartz Charles I. Toth John M. A. Watt MUSIC Louis A. Weiss Walter Yanushevich Iohn A. Vitkevich Lafayette Allen, lr. Stephanie Andrusiewicz George C. Beerman Richard W. Blair Helen K. Brandel Donald R. Broelcer Charles Edward Burrell Page Thirty-seven MUSIC icontj Christine Burton Rosialee L. Campbell Alan E. Carrithers Elizabeth L. Cocking Florence Dawson N .,.., A 7 l Speranza DeSaniis Edward Diedo Emiel I. Edwards Artha Virginia Eiland lsadore Elkiss William Vernon Entwistle Vincent I. Fanfalone Albert W. Fineman losephine Ioan Genilc Edwin E. Glukliclc 1 ,, ..rb ,,r,M..,.. lnge Gohde Iulian E. Habrowski William Herivel lolm I. Horosiewicz Iohn R. Horton Page Thirty-eight MUSIC lcontj magnum-.W f Kenneth M. McClatchie Frank C. McKinley Christina M. Macrorie Merva Mancil Louise Frances Milan Edgar Nance Victoria Theodora Niesen Rose G. Okon Catherine M. Opelc Iune L. Pacific Alex L. Pearson Louis Popp Marilyn Randall Earl Carrol Reinert, Ir. Edmund Rodwan Leroy Young Sampson Iosephine Mary Schindler Chester Schmanslci Lee Silverman Mary Alma Smith Page Thirty-nine MUSIC lcontj I 'ze Elizabeth Snyder Lavance Ethel Stanley Margaret Strohmer Adele Lucille Sweeney Margaret E. Thompson Eleanore O. Wettberg Helen Marie Williams Wesley A. Winston Viola Lorretta Woodward Irene I. Yates PRINTING Clara L. Young lohn F. Zimmerman Terrance Bennett Lloyd Russell Brownyer Deane Davenport v Emrys Davies Thomas W. Davis Edward H. Glowaclri Volney H. Groves, Ir. lvan B. Hulet Page Forty PRINTING Ccontj lohn G. Hussey Theodore R. Iamieson Sverre Norodd Iorgensen Herman Koss Frank A. Krol . Erwin W. Link Donald E. MacLeod Winslow E. McVay George E. Metcalt Parker Newsted Edwin Russell Oliver Donald N. Paddon Walter S. Pakula loseph Pawlowski Allen George Peters Donald Owen Petrak Edward E. Piper loseph I. Piper Benjamin T. Ristagno Charles I. Roberts Page Forty-one PRINTING lc:ont.7 SCIENCE Chester Schuster Harold C. Stites George Strumbos lames M. Wink George Adams Clifford Charles Antis Iames E. Bronaugh Fred I. Brooks Allred Owen Broome William M. Brummitt Hugh Iames Caven Lawrence l. Colman Ethel Mae Donaldson Edward I. Downing Peter L. Falko Bruno D. Friedman Taras B. Gach Christine Gervasi Sam Gorman Charles E. Harvell Page Forty-two SCIENCE Ccont.l l Walter I. Hotra Paul M. Iocham Irving Kempner lrene Marie Kochan Edward S. Kolpuf Thaddeus I. Kwiatkowslci Eldon L. Ladd Harold Langberg Edward MacDougall Miles Mangrum Masis M. Mardigian Iohn William Navin Donald Frank Novack Richard Leo Novack Lydia A. Nowalrowska Mary I. Paszkiewicz Floyd Ollen Peters, Ir. Louise Madeline Polites Walter Promalc Fred D. Pytroczko Page Forty-three 1 i Q SCIENCE lcont.l Leon B Raeburn Dixie Rankin Zeena Rossoil Oliver Grant Shuh Herman G Snead Edward loseph Stach Wilfred Roy Swartz Herbert E. Talley, Ir. lack Walton Nellie A White David Wines ADDITIONAL JUNE GRADUATES Robert Auld 'Allister Conner 'Paul Iantes 'Iohn Melnyk Daniel Bolon 'Mabel Einhardt 'Billie M. Maliszewski 'Mildred Thomson Rose Burton 'Norman Fuhrmann 'Woodward Mead 'Zigmund Zaborowicz George Adams Russell O. Alarecht Richard Ancerewicz Ioseph B. Angevine Milton Bridges Alvin Brower Charles H. Daniels Andrew I. Derek Robert H. Diebbol Roland Domber SUMMER SCHOOL GRADUATES Iohn Donnelly William Entwistle Donald W. Fiiield Iennie M. Forrest Herbert Fraser Iames Gibson Alfred Hoyer Paul Iaster Irving Kempner Katherine Kvaternik William Lewis Pictures do not appear in the album of Seniors Page Forty four Merva Mancil 'Robert Matheny Ioseph M. Merony Virginia Murnlord Audrey Nicolai Alvin M. Parker Ioseph Pawlowski Walter Promack Ioseph Ptaszek Dixie Rankin Raymond Rawson Charlotte Redden 'Iames Ruff Erma L. Sanders Matthew Seidel lack Snyder Charles Stamboulion Andrew Walbecq Robert S. Westlake David Wines Walter Yanushevich beenicua, :into-gluqafw, www ,qemymm SENIOR AERO DEPARTMENT ROBERT ALLISON Where there's life there is hope. Foch Intermediate. I. B. ANGEVINE Success is loofo inspiration and 90'!o perspiration. Ieiferson Intermediate. VINCENT BONDY Foo or die. Iackson Intermediate. WILMER BURDETT Try, and you shall succeed. Foch Intermediate. NEIL CARNELL Do what you can today: never put off until tomorrow. Student Representative: Tappan Intermediate. IACK A. COLLICK l'll try anything once. Aero Club: Iefierson Intermediate. CHARLES DANIELS The man who says little is taken for a fool: he who speaks proves himself one. McMichael Intermediate. ALVIO DAVIA On to Moscow. Foch Intermediate. ANDREW DERECK Never, never a dull moment. Denby High. SHIRLEY E. EMHOFF One thing I know and that is that I know nothing. Tennis, Swimming, Debate, Extemporaneous Speaking, Triangle Stafi, Student Representative: Iackson Inter- mediate. OWEN ELLISON I leave, thankful for what l have learned. Post Intermediate. MICHAEL EWAS Never give a sucker a break. Student Representative: Mackenzie High. DONALD FIFIELD lt is better to Hy and crash than not to fly at all. Aero Club: McMichael Intermediate. HENRY FREDRICKSON Never say die. Cross Country, Indoor and Outdoor Track, Lettermen's Club: Iackson Intermediate. IAMES FUNSTON Fore. Golf Team, Lettermen's Club: Post Intermediate. ROBERT GLANTZ When you don't know the answer, beat around the bush. Tappan Intermediate. STANLEY GRZYCH This day is ours, tor we may never have tomorrow. Student Representative, Track Team: Cleveland Inter- mediate. THOMAS HARRIS Great men are dead: great men are dying all around me: I don't feel so well myself. Nolan Intermediate. WARREN HORSMAN May our ceilings never be zero. Tappan Intermediate. IOHN IACHIMOWICZ Don't play the races, but rely on your ponies. Greusel Intermediate. PAUL IASTER We should consult three things in all our actions- justice, honesty, and utility. St. Francis De Sales. WH O'S WHO ERWIN KAIDY Do unto others before they do unto you. Aero Club: Iefterson Intermediate. ANTHONY KAMALAY Honesty is the best policy, even it it doesn't pay. Basketball, Football: Annunciation High. IOHN KENNEDY A growing tree that never knows a storm certainly can't stand one when mature. Cross Country, Track, Lettermen's Club: Post Inter- mediate. IAMES KOLLAR You can't live on spilled milk. Camera Club: Foch Intermediate. CHESTER KRAWIEC It you smile, the world smiles with you: if you cry, you cry alone. Aero Club, Student Representative: Cleveland Inter- mediate. ROMAN KULKA Here today, Guam tomorrow. St. Joseph High. RICHARD LORD We know accurately only when we know little: with knowledge doubt increases. Student Representative: Iackson Intermediate. CHESTER LENIK A little learning is a dangerous thing. Swimming Team, Lettermen's Club: Munger Inter- mediate. GEORGE MATHEWS lt you don't succeed in the first place, try watermelon. Baseball Team: Mackenzie High. RICHARD A NAUMANN May you live all the days of your life. Student Council, Student Representative, Aero Club, Hi-Y, Outlook Statt, Debate, Extemporaneous Speak- ing: Durtee Intermediate. WILLIAM ORLEY Avoid suspicion: When you're walking through your neighbor's watermelon patch, don't tie your shoe. Condon Intermediate. FRANK OKASINSKI Whatever you do, do well, or don't do it at all. Munger Intermediate. WINSTON PETERS Love is a wonderful institution, but who's ready for an institution? Physics Club: Iackson Intermediate. ROBERT RAMSEY What a piece of work is this man-the beauty of this world.-Shakespeare. Lettermen's Club, Track, Cross Country: Jackson ln- termediate. FREDERICK REISS When in doubt-ask me. Aero Club, F. C. A., Student Council, Senior Repre- sentative: Barbour Intermediate. LOUIS RICE A man who works is never a problem to himself or anyone. Track Team: Post Intermediate. LEO ROTHSTEIN l've waited three years for this moment: now that it's come, l'm going. Maybee Club: Ietierson Intermediate. IACK SCHROEDER l've tried-so what? Redford High. THEODORE F. SHARP A ton of talk weighs less than nothing if it isn't backed up by action. Iackson Intermediate. Page Forty-tive IACK SNYDER One who tickles himself laughs when he pleases. Ieiferson Intermediate. RALPH SONNENBERG Fight was hard, but I won. Gethsemane. ARTHUR T. SPENCE To make a friend upon defeat is better than to make an enemy upon victory. Iackson Intermediate. CHARLES STAMBOULIN Laziness is the key to unhappiness. Durfee Intermediate. CHARLES STANTON lt's a great life if you can live through it. Aero Club, R. O. T. C., Rifle Team, McMichael Inter- mediate. IAMES STENTZ Ieepers creepers l'm deep in a dream. Aero Club, Iackson Intermediate. THEODORE SZULBORSKI Good enough is an enemy of the best. Cleveland Intermediate. ROBERT L. THOMAS My work fascinates me, I could look at it for hours. Tappan Intermediate. ALLEN WAITE He who knows he does not know, knows. Hutchins Intermediate. WILLIAM WILLS Square thyself for use, a stone which fits in the wall is not left on the way.-Persian Proverb. Nolan Intermediate. IOHN WNEK Three years of slavery-where was Lincoln? Munger Intermediate. FAYE WOLFE Never venture, never win. Swimming, Treasurer of Iunior Class, Student Repre- senative, Wilson Intermediate. WARREN G. WOOD A word to the wise is worthwhile. Iefferson Intermediate. AUTO DEPARTMENT IAMES M. BARKSDALE Don't be discouraged with an E , in some schools they mean excellent. Post Intermediate. ' LOUIS P. BELLETINI Easy does it. Future Craftsmen of America, Cleveland Intermediate. SOL BUTTNER Action speaks louder than words. Durfee Intermediate. ROBERT COOPER Keep your shirt on. Future Craftsmen of America, Tappan Intermediate. ERNEST I. FINEGAN What to do? If you wink at the girls, you're fresh, if you don't you're stuck up. IA predicament I calls it.l ERNST KELM Up and at 'em. Foch Intermediate. RAYMOND 'A. LEHTINEN Don't waste the midnight oil. Foch Intermediate. STANLEY PIETRZYKOWSKI Once a Cassite, always cr Cassitel I Until graduation, anyhow.l Cleveland Intermediate. CURTIS WILLIAMS You can't take it with you, so why have it? Post Intermediate. IOI-IN YANOWSKY The more you learn, the more you forget, the less you learn, the less you forget, so why learn? Future Craftsmen of America, Cleveland Intermediate. Page Forty-six ARCHITECTURAL BUILDING DEPT. HARVEY C. ALLISON Millions strive for wealth, thousands for fame, and possibly a dozen to be good. Hutchins Intermediate. ARTHUR C. BUCK Success is ten percent inspiration and ninety percent perspiration. Architectural Club, Student Council, Tappan Inter- mediate. I. RUSSELL COLLEY Out at last-Girls! Architectural Club, Wilbur Wright Ir. High, Cleveland, Ohio. ROBERT HAGGLUND Improve the world by your leadership. Architectural Club, T Square Club, Burroughs Inter- mediate. ROBERT E. LAWRENCE Homeroom Representative, Condon Intermediate. WM. DONALD LEHMAN Never say die, until dead. Architectural Club, Iefferson Intermediate. LEONARD MANDEVILLE Always strive for the best. Architectural Club. BURL ALLEN MARTIN 'Tis better to say nothing and be thought a fool, than to speak and remove all doubt. Architectural Club, Tappan Intermediate. IAMES PFAENDTNER Grin and bear it. St. Catherine's High School. ALBERT TROWELL It is easy to drift with the current swift, lust lay in the boat and dream, But in Nature's hand it takes a real man to paddle the boat up stream. Architectural Club, Senior Representative, T Square Club, Triangle Staff, Tappan Intermediate. IOHN TUHARSKY Success comes from hard work. Burroughs Intermediate. IOE VANDYKE Be sure you are right, then go ahead. Durfee Intermediate. SHELDON WAGNER Yesterday is gone, too bad. Durfee Intermediate. ROBERT WESTLAKE Lady, be good or nice. Architectural Club, Redford High. CHEMISTRY AND METALLURGY DEPT. VINCENT ARSLANIAN Deadly, but not with the women. Durfee Intermediate. GEORGE BENZIE It has been a long time. Durfee Intermediate. AUGUST BOCAN Work fascinates me, I can sit and look at it for hours. Biology Club, Burroughs Intermediate. CLIFTON BRUCE Early to bed, early to rise, makes you healthy. . Burroughs Intermediate. RUSSELL COLLARD Well begun is half done. Coldwater, Michigan. IACK COOK Now I shall reap the fruits of my labors. Iackson Intermediate. ROBERT E. FISCHER If at Hztst you don't succeed, what's the use? Chemistry Club, Foch Intermediate. HAROLD FORDHAM Oh, for the open road. Southeastern High. RAYMOND HOLTHUS Whistle while you work, but don't wear false teeth. Burroughs Intermediate. RALPH KERSTEN Live right and fear no man. Don't write and fear no woman. Barbour Intermediate, BILLIE N. MALISZEWSKI Not what we have, but what we use. Not what we see, but what we choose. These are the things that bare or bless the son of human happiness. Cadet Officer, R. O. T. C., Cleveland Intermediate. ERNEST MARIORAM The Lord only knows the trouble I've seen. IP. S. lt is only a song title.l Cadet Officer, R. O. T. C., Triangle Staff, Student Coun- cil, Tappan Intermediate. PETER NIELSEN When bigger and better students are graduated Cass Tech will graduate them. Biology Club, Triangle Staff, McMichael Intermediate. DANIEL NOLTON The Golden Rule: Do others before they do you! Barbour Intermediate. MAXWELL PARRIS Elementary, my dear Watson. Student Council, Student Representative, Cadet Offi- cer, R. O. T. C., Tappan Intermediate. ROBERT PIPER When duty calls you, do your best. Tennis Team, McMichael Intermediate. BERNARD PLOTKIN Work and you shall reap the profits of your labor. Basketball Team, Lettermen's Club, Nolan Interme- diate. STEPHEN POLUSZNY Beware of English teachers. Chemistry Club, McMichael Intermediate. CLIFFORD I. WARDEN lf a man smiteth you on the right cheek, smiteth him on the other also. Post Intermediate. COMMERCIAL ART DEPARTMENT FRANCES ADAMS Wow! Advertising Art Club, Senior Art Club, Tennis Team, G. A. A., McMichael Intermediate. RALPH BARNHART A man is known by his work. Advertising Art Club, Southeastern High. SAM BERNSTEIN Defeat may be victory in disguise. Advertising Art Club, Senior Art Club, Durlee Inter- mediate. EDWARD W. BROPHY Success is a dream into which you must breathe life. Holy Cross, Montreal, Canada. DONALD CARROLL Foo plus goo equals Carroll. Ietferson Intermediate. BETTY CONNER He who expects nothing is not disappointed. Advertising Art Club, Senior Art Club, Iackson Inter- mediate. ELEANOR CORWIN Great oaks from little acorns grow. G. A. A., Girls' League, Mackenzie High. MARVIN DAVIS I have reached another milestone, but there are many more ahead. Senior Art Club, Commerical Art Club, Central High. GISELA DETERS Nothing but the best. G. A. A., Student Council, Senior Art Club, Swimming Team, Barbour Intermediate. DOROTHY DRAKE The most important thing in life is to love and not to be loved. Girl Reserves, G. A. A., McMichael Intermediate. ELSIE FEIG No? Advertising Art Club, Hutchins Intermediate. PETER I. GILLERAN Never look backward, you are liable to see your hor- rible past. Advertising Art Club, Barbour Intermediate. LILLIAN GREENHUT Smile-and the world is thine. G. A. A., Northern High. VERA HABRECHT Where there is a will, there is a way. Southeastern High. VIRGINIA F. HOHL Deep in a dream-Don't rush me. Girl Reserves' Organist, Senior Art Club, Advertising Art Club, Outlook Staff, Triangle Staff, Barbour ln- termediate. IOHN lONES We learn by experience. Post Intermediate. CLARA KAMYSZEK You can keep a friend by not giving him away. G. A. A., Munger Intermediate. EDNA LINDE He who tickles himself laughs when he pleases, eh? Munger Intermediate. ROBERT BURNS MACGREGOR There must be a lot ot work in me, none ever comes out. Senior Art Club, Student Representative, Student Council, Northwestern High. IOSEPH MCGRATH Easeball Team, Lettermen's Club, Tappan Interme- tate. EDMUND MICHNAL I hope, you hope, we all hope-why? Senior Art Club, Track Team, Munger Intermediate. LEONARD MILLER . Strive to succeed. St. Gabriel. EUNICE MORRY l'm not proud, or am I? Senior Art Club, Advertising Art Club, Student Rep- resentative, Student Council, Girls' League, Tappan Intermediate. IUNE NESTMAN My heart belongs to daddy. Student Council, Advertising Art Club, Wilson Inter- mediate. ALBERT NEWBILL Never give a sucker a break, give it to my friend, Harrington, just break his neck. Advertising Art Club, Nolan Intermediate. VIRGINIA NOWRY All's well that ends well. Durfee Intermediate. STEPHANIE PACOCHA Only through effort can success be attained. Senior Art Club, G. A. A., Advertising Art Club, Girls' League, Pershing High. MIRIAM PRESHAW The first hundred years are the hardest. Advertising Art Club, Iackson Intermediate. RUTH RAKE To Hnd and give the best. Girl Reserves, Ietferson Intermediate. ROLLAND SCHUNCK We remain oblivious to convention. Senior Art Club, Foch Intermediate. Page Forty-seven NEWSON SHEWITZ Breathes there a man, with soul so dead, who never to himself hath said, Hello, beautiful. Senior Art Club, Student Representative, Senior Rep- resentative, Grant lr. High, Port Huron. PAULINE SHOSKES Have courage and faith, and you will succeed. Central High. EDWARD SPARAGE l may not be handsome, but l'm a gentleman! l?l Senior Art Club, Advertising Art Club, Durtee Inter- mediate. LORRAINE STEELE Parting is such sweet sorrow- Advertising Art Club, Duriee Intermediate. HERBERT TARGUM Also ran. . . Durfee Intermediate. CYNTHIA TULLER Laissez-faire. G. A. A., Girls' League, Hutchins Intermediate. HELEN VOLK Boys-phooey, but l still like them. Senior Art Club, Advertising Art Club, Northeastern High. NORMAN D. WEEKS We remain oblivious to convention. Senior Art Club, Barbour Intermediate. LANDIS WILLIAMS Senior Art Club, Advertising Art Club, Iackson Inter- mediate. WILLIAM WILLUWEIT 'Twas a long, long trail. Burroughs Intermediate. COSTUME ILLUSTRATION DEPT. CATHERINE BARBOUR Keep your sunny side up. Mackenzie High. AGNES BERKHO It was swell while it lasted. Senior Art Club, Advertising Art Club, Northern High. ARLINE BISHOP Blessed is he who expects nothing, tor he shall not be disappointed. Hunter Intermediate. ALEXANDER BOSSIO The secret ot success is constancy ot purpose. Condon Intermediate. MACULATA D'AMICO Say your prayers at night and hope for the best. St. Catherines MICHAEL GETSOFF All work and no play makes jack, and plenty ot itl Advertising Art Club, Garfield Intermediate. BERNICE HAVLENA Oh, happy day! Student Representative, Student Council, Maybee Class Officer, Senior Class Officer, Senior Art Club. Advertising Art Club, Tappan Intermediate. DOROTHY KEISER Late to bed, early to rise-gee, am l tired! Senior Art Club, Advertising Art Club, Tappan Inter- mediate. DRESS DESIGN DEPARTMENT DORIS ANDREWS I seldom fail to get what l want! Dramatics Club, Denby High. MARIE BORAN Why study? You can flunk without studying. Iackson Intermediate. NORMA BOSSLER l've paid all l owed and lost all l've lent. G. A. A., Northeastern High. Page Forty -eight MILDRED CANFIELD When looking for a helping hand, look at the one on the end of your wrist. Girl Reserves, Ietierson Intermediate. STELLA CIELUCK Everything I am or ever hope to be l owe to my parents. G. A. A., Neinas Intermediate. ANNA FAUR Live and let live. Garfield Intermediate. RUTH GRUBER Think beiore you speak. Burroughs Intermediate. CHARLENE MATHEWS The elevator to success is not running, take the stairs. Ietierson Intermediate. NANCY NICHOLSON Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising each time we tall. McMichael Intermediate. MILDRED ROSENTHAL Smile in defeat, but win your share of victories. Barbour Intermediate. FLORENCE MAY STEPHENSON A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. Nolan Intermediate. PARRIE LEE SWINT Try, or if you never try, you will never succeed. G. A. A., Pershing High. LOUISE TUMBLESTON Knowledge is the keynote to success. Post Intermediate. IOANNA VEDRO The thing that makes life worth while is the ever present smile. Girls' Basketball Team, G. A. A., Senior Representa- tive, Chadsey High. MARGARET WASSELL Empty heads rattle much and so do empty bottles. Burroughs Intermediate. ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT MORRIS ARNOWITZ Age of miracles, I have done it. Nolan Intermediate. VINCENT ASTASAUSKAS l'm no millionaire, how can l graduate? Burroughs Intermediate. ARNOLD BARETTE A rolling stone gathers no moss. Star Delta Club: Ielferson Intermediate. ROBERT BERKEY ln order to get a thing done and done right, you must do it yourself. . Pershing High. WILLIAM BERTHOLD Oh! What three years will do to one's personality. Star Delta Club, Wilson Intermediate. ROBERT I. BLASKIEWICZ Now my worries begin. Star Delta Club, Physics Club, Student Council, Bar- bour Intermediate. RICHARD I. BLIND l'l1 keep that million dollar idea to myselt although it is a novelty. Star Delta Club, Burroughs Intermediate. RICHARD BOGIELCZYK Let no youth leave school without being thoroughly grounded in history, principles, and incalculable bless- ings of American Liberty. Burroughs Intermediate. RAYMOND BROZEK Never give up without a light. Auditorium Technician, Radio Drarnatics, Dramatic Club, Condon Intermediate. IOHN CARUANA Be alert when the U. S. calls. Hutchins Intermediate. GEORGE COLE Smile and the world smiles with you. Cry and you cry alone. Nolan Intermediate. CLARENCE CUBBIN Live from day to day. Physics Club: Nolan Intermediate. BOB DIXON l'm leaving a place for another: poor fellow. Lettermen's Club: McMichael Intermediate. ROLAND DOMBER Forward ever, backward never, the only thing wrong with the world is the people in it. Kokomo High, Indiana. ANGELO GIAIER Graduation in lune, W. P. A. in Iuly. Star Delta Club: Miller High. MIKE GIANCOTT Live, and be a iitterbug. Nolan Intermediate. ALBERT GOOD Happy the man who seeks wisdom. Iackson Intermediate. FRONTZ C. GORING All is fair in love, war and politics. Nolan Intermediate. IOSEPH GRALEWSKI All work and no play makes Cass Tech a dull school. Star Delta Club: East Commerce. LEO GRENCEWICZ You too can he the life ol the party by attending Cass. Gruesel Intermediate. WILLIAM HALLE Ready or not, here l come! Post Intermediate. HARRY HARRISON To be or not to be, that is the question. Wilson Intermediate. FRED HERBST Think out your work, then work out your thoughts. Burroughs Intermediate. HORTON HILL Experience is the best teacher. Radio Club: Iackson Intermediate. IWILLIAM HUNTER Age ot miracles, l'm graduating. Foch Intermediate. LEONARD KNIFFEL If at first you do not succeed, try, try, and try again. See you in Cass next term. St. Stanislaus High. FRANCIS KOTZIAN He who has made no mistake has never done any- thing. Barbour Intermediate. RICHARD W. KOWITZ Never take an undertaking unless you can take it to the finish. ' Western High. STEVE KOZLOWSKI All work and no play make lack a dull boy. Leland Intermediate. WALTER LEBEIS He asked me once, he asked me twice, but the third time he did not ask me. Nolan Intermediate. SIGMUND LEWANDOWSKI ll you don't succeed at first, try again. Track Team, Lettermen's Club: Wilson Intermediate. LOUIS LIPKIN Run your business or your business will run you! Radio Club: Durfee Intermediate. ADELKY LOMBARDO l should have joined the navy. Nolan Intermediate. PAUL MARBERG I won't talk. Star Delta Club: Nolan Intermediate. ARTHUR MARION My heart belongs to Nancy, l hope. Star Delta Club: Tappan Intermediate. ALGER MASCHKE Lite has just begun. Stephanus. CHARLES MARTIN My heart belongs to Elaine! Star Delta: Post Intermediate. IAMES MCGLYNN Great men are dead, greater men are dying, I feel fine. St. Dominics. OSCAR MEAD Still waters run deep. Nolan Intermediate. DOMENIC MERUCCI Cass Tech: all work, no play. Post Intermediate. IAMES MIHALAKIS Keep trying. Nolan Intermediate. ALEX MINIDIS My heart belongs to Daddy. Swimming Team: Post Intermediate. CONNELL MITCHELL Nothing is impossible it you try hard enough. Garfield Intermediate. IOSEPH NAGEL l'll be gone with the wind in lune. Lettermen's Club, Baseball Team, Basketball Team: Nolan Intermediate. IOSEPH NICHOLAS I may be small, but l'm solid, lack. Cleveland Intermediate. THOMAS O'BRIEN All play and no work makes Tom a dumb boy. Tappan Intermediate. VINCENT O'CONNOR Eureka! I have done it. Visitation High. GEORGE ONIA Tie the bull outside. Nolan Intermediate. ROBERT I. PETERSON Books are mighty good in their own way, but they are a mighty bloodless substitute for lite. Post Intermediate. TOM PETTIKAS I may look dizzy, but l'm just thinking. Track Team, Football Team, Lettermen's Club, Cross Country Team, Student Council: Post Intermediate. CHARLES PLACHEZKI Only a hen can accomplish anything by laying around. Radio Club: Munger Intermediate. PAUL POKRYFKI Hard work is like castor oil: it is good medicine for the other fellow. Condon Intermediate. IACK RAND Don't depend upon anybody but yourself, and you will be a success. Hi-Y: Hutchins Intermediate. FRANK REMPALA I firmly resolve l shall keep my homework up to date next semester. Cleveland Intermediate. Page Forty-nine CLIFFORD RENTZ All that is good is not bad. Iackson Intermediate. PAUL W. RODERICK One for all and all for me. McMichael Intermediate. NORMAN A. SANDERSON All work and no play makes him a dull boy. DONALD SCHAEPER There's only one Drew and T. C. Sutton. Wilson Intermediate. ROBERT SEIBERT, IR. People have more fun than anybody. Tappan Intermediate. VINCENT C. STUART Late to bed, early to rise: makes those bags under our eyes. Lettermen's Club, Track Team, Crosscountry Team: Garfield Intermediate. HARRY A. TAYLOR Life is an enigma and one must be facetious to over- come its perplexing predatory ways. Star Delta Club: Foch Intermediate. MILTON G. TROTZKE Homework comes first, after everything else. Radio Club: Munger Intermediate. GUSTAV UNDY Play before homework. Radio Club: Munger Intermediate. NATHANIEL WARREN To thine ownself be true and it must follow as the night the day thou can't be false to any man. Star Delta Club: Barbour Intermediate. IAMES WILLETT Life is fun. Iefferson Intermediate. CLIFTON YOUNGER, IR. You can't say my teacher didn't try. Eastern High. HAROLD ZANG My heart belongs to daddy, but my pants belong to Conn's. Barbour Intermediate. MIKE A. ZINIUK Be it failure or success, I have no one else to blame but myself. Munger Intermediate. HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT LESTER BAILEY The germ of learning can be inhaled or digested without harm. Iefferson Intermediate. SEI.ENA BLAU Variety is the spice of life. Redford High. ANGELO CERRITO The proof of gold is fire: the proof of women is gold: the proof of man is a woman. Student Council, Cass Camera Club. ELAINE CHILDS Never trust an actress: she knows too many lines. Declamation, Oration, Girls' Golf Team, Dramatics, Radio Club, Girl Reserves, Outlook Staff, Senior Play, Triangle Staff, Biology Club: Redford High. IOSEPH LOVELAND Faith, Hope, and Charity, some gals, eh what? Southwestern High. WILLIAM I. MESICK What tools these mortals be. New York. AUDREY NICOLAI Laugh and the world laughs with you: cry and you cry alone. Iefferson Intermediate. Page Fifty DAGNY NIELSEN I came: I saw: make way: l'm leaving. Senior Art Club, Student Council: Tappan Interme- diate. VIRGINIA M. TOUZEAU Put the best you have into the world and the best will come back to you. Tappan Intermediate. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT LILLIAN ANDERSON May God make me worthy of my friends. Home Economics Club, Girl Reserves: Post Interme- diate. IEAN BAKER l may be small, but oh my!! Northwestern High. HESTER BARKSDALE Chins up! Eyes ahead! The future is in sight! G. A. A.: Post Intermediate. LILLIAN BIENIAS lt is a thousand times better to have common sense without education than to have education without common sense. Home Economics Club: Munger Intermediate. ELOISE BELL To err is human: to forgive is divine. Girl Reserves, G. A. A.: Cleveland Intermediate. ELIZABETH BLONAR He who crosses himself is on the spot. G. A. A., Home Economics Club, Dramatics Club, Student Representative: Southwestern High. BETTE BROWN Like rare perfume, charming, buf not too sweet. Iackson Intermediate. ELLSWORTH BROWN We know nothing of tomorrow: our business is to be happy and good today. G. A. A.: Munger Intermediate. ESTHER BROWN Too many people have dreamlined brains. G. A. A., Student Representative, Student Council, Girls' Basketball Team, Senior Representative: Nolan Intermediate. MABEL BROWN lt's easy to drift in the current swift, just lie in your boat and dream, but in nature's plan it takes a real man, to paddle your boat upstream. G. A. A.: McMichael Intermediate. ROSSIE MAE BROWN One ounce ot individuality is worth a ton of synthetic umph! Girl Scouts: Garfield Intermediate. ESSIE BURNETTE My time has been well spent. G. A. A.: Miller High. CECELIA CABAY Experience is the best teacher but most expensive. Home Economics Club: Munger Intermediate. MAYMIE COOPER Peace in the mornings, at last. G. A. A.: Jefferson Intermediate. BESSIE DAVEY A smile makes a rainy day bright. Girl Reserves, G. A. A.: Oakman Intermediate. EILEEN DEINZER lt's better to be, than to seem. Science Club, Girl Reserves: Iackson Intermediate. DOROTHY DOLD Better late than never. Biology Club: Burroughs Intermediate. MARCELLE DRAKE Conquests are accomplished only through endeavors. East Commerce High. ELEANOR M. DYBROWSKI Always, find and give the best. Girl Reserves, Girls' League, Student Council, Student Representative, Home Economics Club, Burroughs Intermediate. THERESA GASPER Move over, Mom, and let me help paddle! Girl Reserves, Student Council, H. R. Representative, G. A. A., Oakman Intermediate. LEONA GLOVER Blessed is he that lay down with the boogie bug for he shall rise with the jitterbugs. G. A. A., Condon Intermediate. EVELYN GRABOWSKI Coffee isn't the only thing that's fresh when dated. G. A. A., Dramatics Club, Dra-Ra Club, Burroughs Intermediate. RUTH ELMA GREEN Wait not until you are backed by numbers. The fewer the voices on the side of Truth, the more distinct and strong must be your own.-Channing. G. A. A., Dramatics Club, Home Economics Club, Iackson Intermediate. IZORA GREENE Strive! and you shall reach your goal. G. A. A., Home Economics Club, Cleveland Interme- diate. KATHRYN GRIMM Glad to have come, glad to be leaving. Foch Intermediate. ROSE MARIE GUTZEIT Let me live by the side of the road and be a friend to mankind. Sherrard Intermediate. ROSE MARIE GUTZIET To laugh and smile, makes life worthwhile. Student Representative, Home Economics Club, Mun- ger Intermediate. ISABELLE HALL Live and learn and success will surely come. G. A. A. Garfield Intermediate. ELVIRA HILL Stay a while, the news will find you. Home Economics Club, Nolan Intermediate. BARBARA HOUK Of nothing, nothing is made. Biology Club, Foch Intermediate. LENORA HOWARTH A girl draws more than a rope. Dramatics Radio Club, Home Economics Club, Girls' Swimming Team, Nolan Intermediate. MARYE INNES The best laid schemes o' mice and men Gang aft agley. Girl Reserves, Tennis Team, G. A. A., Post Interme- diate. GERTRUDE KRAMARZ No victory, without labor. Home Economics Club, Neinas Intermediate. KATHERINE KVATERNIK Wise men tell no tales-l'm not talking. Southeastern High. ELSIE KELLY Blessed is he that finishes Cass, for joy is ascended when he sits in the graduation class. G. A. A., Sherrard Intermediate. STELLA KOSEK While we live, let us live. Girl Reserves, Burroughs Intermediate. LORRAINE LUFLAMME Better never than late. Nolan Intermediate. DOROTHY LAIN Years teach more than books. Hutchins Intermediate. HELENE LaVALLEY Let it never be said l didn't try. G. A. A., Maybee Class Officer, Wilson Intermediate. RUTH GERALDINE LEGANT All that I am or ever hope to be I owe to my parents. Home Economics Club, Iackson Intermediate. SHIRLEY LEROUE The century of progress still progresses, so be sure you can keep progressing with it. Iefferson Intermediate. VIVIAN MARKLEY Live and learn-well live anyway. Biology Club, Hutchins Intermediate. CARMELINE MATTERA A laugh a day is worth two groans anytime. Barbour Intermediate. DOROTHY McCREARY Hold tight. Ieiferson Intermediate. ELIZABETH MEHORNAY You'll find if you smile at the world, the world will smile back in your eyes. G. A. A., Oakman Intermediate. ANDREW MELANIE We must have faith in our ability to master our des- tiny. St. Dominics. MARGARET MIKUS Your opponent may be just as tired as you are, be courteous! let him give up Hrst. Girl Reserves, Student Council, Student Representa- tive, Biology Club, Dramatics Club, Dramatics Radio Club, Munger Intermediate. CHARLINE MOYNES My heart belongs to Daddy-but give me time. Home Economics Club, Girl Reserves, Student Council, G. A. A., Denby High. IOAN NICHOLS He who tickles himself laughs when he pleases. G. A. A., Home Economics Club, Hunter Intermediate. IRENE NIESZALA Where ignorance is bliss, 'tis folly to be wise. Girl Reserves, Student Council, Burroughs Interme- diate. DOROTHY PLATT Better late than never. Burroughs Intermediate. IANE PUSH Lots can be done tomorrow, but more can be done tomorrow if it is done today. Girl Reserves, Home Economics Club, Munger Inter- mediate. CHARLOTTE REDDEN Veni, Vidi, Vici. G. A. A., Sherrard Intermediate. MARIE RYNIAK A ton of talk weighs less than nothing if it isn't backed by action. Cleveland Intermediate. RITA PAQUETTE The more l learn, the more I realize how little I know. Senior Representative, Home Economics Club, High School of Commerce. ELEANORE PAVAN Fools rush in where angels fear to tread. Girl Reserves, Burroughs Intermediate. ERMA SANDERS All the good and great that was ever done was just by patient trying. Post Intermediate. HELEN IANE SCHANOVICZ They that stand high have many blasts to shake them, and if they fall, they dash themselves to pieces. Cleveland Intermediate. GEORGIA SCHERLIES Don't expect a lot, then you'll never be disappointed. Neinas Intermediate. Page Fifty-one BEATRICE SCHMANSKY Ours not to reason why, ours but to do and die. Girl Reserves: Condon Intermediate. EILEEN SCHMIDT Not at the top, but climbing. Home Economics Club: St. Ambrose High. VIRGINIA SCHROEDER By doubting we come to question and by seeking we may come upon the truth. Girl Reserves, Home Economics Club: McMichael In- termediate. DOROTHY SHAW lf a task is once begun, never leave it until it's done. Be the labor great or small do it well or not at all. G. A. A.: Iefferson Intermediate. BERTHA SHIPMAN gold does not glitter: neither do all school marks s me. Sherrard Intermediate. FRANCES SINGER Lite is a wonderful thing, live it to its tullest. Dramatics, Radio Club: Hutchins Intermediate. FLORENCE SKANK She is the most original who adopts her knowledge trom cr number of sources. G. A. A.: Iefterson Intermediate. MAXINE SOCIA Sweet it is to have done the thing one ought. Home Economics Club, Biology Club, Girls' League, Student Council, Student Representative: Denby High. IAMIE STANFIELD Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall. Miller I-Iigh. ELEANOR STASZKIEWICZ Sink or swim. Denby High. WANDA SZMAGAI Work and study mean success and knowledge. G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Dramatics Radio Club: Mun- ger Intermediate. NEOLA TATE l believe in miracles. G. A. A.: McMichael Intermediate. PEARL ULMER My motto is perfection. l am! Girl Reserves: Post Intermediate. IUNE MARIE VERSA You may break, you may shatter the vase it you will, but the scent ot the roses will hang 'round it still. Girl Reserve, Girls' League, Dramatics Radio Club, Student Representative: Post Intermediate. INEZ YVONNE WILLIAMS Friendship is the best ship in which to sail on the sea O I S. G. A. A., Home Economics Club: Cleveland Inter- mediate. MECHANIC ARTS DEPARTMENT IAMES ARETAKIS Try, for if you never try, you never succeed. Miller High. GEORGE ARNOLD Don't put oft till tomorrow what you can do today. Nolan Intermediate. SAM BAILLO Knowledge is wealth, and knowledge is abundantly free lor alll Homeroom Representative, Future Craftsmen ot Amer- ica, Mechanical Arts Club, Senior Homeroom Repre- sentative, Student Council: Garfield Intermediate. FRANK M. BANIA Here today, skip tomorrow. Barbour Intermediate. Page F ifty-two IOSEPH BASIRICO Find them young, treat them rough, and tell them nothing. Future Craftsmen of America: Post Intermediate. HOWARD H. BLOOM Be prepared. Barbour Intermediate. LOUIS C. BRAIDA I aint goin to college, cause I aint done nothing! Cleveland Intermediate. IOSEPH BUNETTA lt is better to be quiet and be thought a tool, than to speak and remove all doubt. Burroughs Intermediate. IACK BRYANT Always try your best: then if you do not succeed you can blame everyone but yourself. Camera Club: Hutchins Intermediate. ROBERT CASEY We are the posterity our forefathers worried about: can you blame them? Student Representatives, Mechanical Arts Club: Post Intermediate. IACK A. CASSIDY l love Cass, but oh, Lucille. Lettermen's Club, News and Times Sports Correspon- dent, Student Council, Minx Club, Physics Club, In- door and Outdoor Track, Crosscountry, Future Crafts- men ot America: Ieiferson Intermediate. LAWRENCE CHIRCOP What is lite without a wile? Future Craftsmen ot America: Ietterson Intermediate. LEON CHOMA Determination is the cornerstone ol success. Nolan Intermediate. ALOYSIUS CWALINA lt isn't what a man stands lor as much as what he falls for. Track, Student Representative: Burroughs Intermediate. I-IERMAN I. DETRICH Opportunities always look bigger going than coming. Condon Intermediate. DALE DRUM Here's to the women, God bless them, no matter how they dress 'em. Post Intermediate. L. DEWITT GOLDIE Let's live today: torget yesterday and tomorrow. McMichael Intermediate. THEODORE FLIS Work while you work, but don't miss your lun. Sacred Heart. IACK HAUTALA My head is hard, strong, and sturdy: it it only had something to protect. Nolan Intermediate. MANUEL HERNANDEZ The women's home companion. Condon Intermediate. MYRON HULYK Wise men reHect before they speak: fools reflect what they have uttered. Lettermen's Club, Golt Team, Mechanical Arts Club: Cleveland Intermediate. STANLEY IACKSIM Never trouble about your trouble or you'll double your trouble. Mackenzie High. WALTER KALICKI No victory without labor. Future Craftsmen of America: Neinas Intermediate. WALTER KAWECKI I like work: it fascinates me. I could sit and watch it lor hours. Future Craftsmen of America: Burroughs Intermediate. CHARLES LaNOUE Such is life-without a wife. Barbour Intermediate. CHARLES LaPOINTE The women's home companion, that's me. Foch Intermediate. EUGENE LEWANDOWSKY Not that I love my studies less but that I love fun more. Basketball, Student Representative: Munger Interme- diate. CHESTER MACKIEWICZ Oh Lord, send me a woman. Burroughs Intermediate. PETER MAIURI Live, for if you do not live you cannot die. Barbour Intermediate. ANDREW MARSHALL Bind your friends to you with hoops of steel. Barbour Intermediate. LUIGI MARTINI A hundred friends aren't enough, but one enemy is too much, especially in a dependent profession. Future Craftsmen ot America: Foch Intermediate. ERNEST I. MELCHIOR P. W. A. here we come and that's no lie. Barbour Intermediate. C. HOWARD MOFFAT Two professions, a ready library of information, and initiative, together spell success. Student Council, Student Representative: Foch Inter- mediate. FREDERICK NASH You can't beat a Nash for 1939. Future Craftsmen of America: Foch Intermediate. IOSEPH PAWLIK Never say die. St. Hedwig. STANLEY PLITE Wanted-Appreciation. Burroughs Intermediate. FRANK PRIGEL Honesty is the best policy. Iackson Intermediate. RICHARD PROBYN Life is what you make it. Future Craftsmen of America, Lettermen's Club, Cross- country, Indoor Track, Baseball: Barbour Intermediate. IACK RITCHEY Knowledge is power: I never possessed either. Maybee Class Officer, Basketball, Track: South High, Akron, Ohio. MITCHELL RUBIN Experience is what you get while you are looking for something else. Hutchins Intermediate. IOHN SAVICH lt is better to store knowledge than to exhaust it. Condon Intermediate. ALFRED SAYLES Graduation is the reward for three years of hard work: boy, we earned it, and how. Central High fDuluth, Minn.l STANLEY SHANAYDA Never again. Chadsey High. REMI SIX lf work is catching, l'm immune. Iackson Intermediate. DAVID MARTIN STONE The race is not to the swift, nor the battle to the strong, but unto him that endureth to the end. Cleveland Intermediate. STANLEY STYPULA One succeeds, who looked at his work and said, lt is very good. Future Craftsmen of America: St. Hedwig. IOHN SUSAK Foo. Future Craftsmen of America: Burroughs Intermediate. GREGORY W. THOMPSON Eat, study, and be merry, for tomorrow we graduate. Future Craftsmen of America: McMichael Intermediate. MECHANICAL DRAFTING DEPARTMENT ALEXANDER BACON Only a hen can accomplish anything by laying around. Lettermen's Club, Mechanic Arts Club, Varsity Tennis, Varsity Basketball, Student Representative: Tappan Intermediate. IOSEPH BONAR Success is 10010 inspiration and 907s prespiration. Cleveland Intermediate. MILTON BRIDGES lf l had the brains of a mule I'd kick. Burroughs Intermediate. ALVIN BROWER Don't give up the ship. F. C. A.: Barbour Intermediate. HARRY BUCHANAN Do or be done. F. C. A.: Jackson Intermediate. NICHOLAS DERDERIAN Respect the other fellow's rights and he will respect yours. Dramatics, Radio Club: McMichael Intermediate. GEORGE L. DIEGEL The more you know, you know you know the less. M. A. C., F. C. A.: Denby High. ROBERT DONALDSON It may be said live and learn, but I say learn and ive. Iefferson Intermediate. IOHN DONNELLY The man who throws mud loses ground. Wilson Intermediate. DONALD DOTY I Yes, try, try, and if you don't succeed, try some more. Wilson Intermediate. I. HERBERT FRASER Live for today, because yesterday has passed and to- morrow may never come. M. A. C., Home Room Representative. NORMAN M. GLOVINSKY Strive manfully: habit is overcome by habit. F. C. A.: Munger Intermediate: Chadsey High. RICHARD GOLZE Have a good time while you are alive: you are dead a long time. Mechanic Arts Club: Tappan Intermediate. DAVID GOODSIR I never say die. Variety is the spice of my life. Tappan Intermediate. WILLIAM HOOPER We will never have universal peace-people are al- ways getting married. Mechanics Arts Club: Nolan Intermediate. GEORGE KOCIAN Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you. Baseball: Post Intermediate. FLOYD LAYMAN lt is not so much what you say, as the manner in which you say it: it is not so much the language you use, as the tone in which you convey it. F. C. A.: Durfee Intermediate. IOHN McKAY Preparation and perspiration lead to position. Future Craftsmen of America: Foch Intermediate. SAM MIASERIAN Great people never worry, neither do morons. Student Council, Student Representative, Outlook Staff, M. A. C.: McMichael Intermediate. Page Fifty-three ROLAND PETERS Listen to the others and gain by their mistakes. Mechanic Arts Club: St. Rita. EDDIE PIECH He who sows ambition shall reap success. Lettermen's Club, Football '36: Munger Intermediate. IOSEPH PTASZEK One great goal to attain is to acquire understanding. M. A. C.: Cleveland Intermediate. MAURRY SACK Graduation eventually: why not now? Durlee Intermediate. ELLSWORTH SWARTZ Always right all ways. Burroughs Intermediate. CHARLES TOTH Where there's a will there's a bunch ot relatives. Wilson Intermediate. IOHN VITKEVICH Well anyway, it I didn't get any honors l'll get a horrible mention. Cleveland Intermediate. IOHN WATT lt's a poor draltsman that doesn't make mistakes. F. C. A.: Nolan Intermediate. LOUIS A. WEISS Ask tor nothing you know you can't have. M. A. C.: McMichael Intermediate. WALTER YANUSHEVICH Ieepers Creepers where did you get those teachers. Burroughs Intermediate. MUSIC DEPARTMENT LAFAYETTE ALLEN Be a success. Orchestra, Boys' Chorus: McMichael Intermediate. STEPHANIE ANDRUSIEWICZ Whatever sayeth in your heart, do it. Harp Club, Harp and Vocal, Mixed Glee Club: Mun- ger Intermediate. RICHARD BLAIR To be a friend, is to have a friend. Band: Hutchins Intermediate. DONALD BROEKER Believe what you see, not what you hear. Band, Tennis, Ping Pong: Southeastern High. CHARLES BURRELL While l live, God, make me worthy ot my friends. Band, Legato Club: Condon Intermediate. CHRISTINE BURTON Keep on the sunny side. Western High. ROSIALEE CAMPBELL He who ruleth well his heart and keeps his temper down plays a lar wiser part than he who takes a town. G. A. A.: McMichael Intermediate. ALAN CARRITHERS Solid sender. Band, Dance Band: Cooley High. ELIZABETH CBETTYI COCKING McMichael Intermediate. SPERANZA DeSANTIS Live today as it tomorrow would never come. Dramatics, Radio-Dramatics, Senior Play: Barbour Intermediate. EMIEL EDWARDS People who live on hope don't live tor long. Southwestern High. ISADORE ELKISS All lor Elkiss, Elkiss for himself. Orchestra, Band: Post Intermediate. VINCENT FANFALONE My heart belongs to Rossman. Band, Dance Band, Orchestra, Rhythmites' Club: St. Rose. Page Fifty-tour ALBERT FINEMAN Good things come in small packages. Senior Play, Dramatics, Band: Northern High. IOSEPHINE IEAN GENIK Everything that happens in our lives happens tor the best. Southeastern High. EDWIN GLUKLICK He, who knows that he knows not, knows.-To many people talk all their good work instead ot doing it. Dramatics, Radio-Band: Hutchins Intermediate. IULIAN E. HABROWSKI Never let trouble trouble you. Northeastern High. WILLIAM R. HERIVEL One must read extensively to understand, and appre- ciate the works ol others. Tennis: Hutchins Intermediate. IOI-IN HOROSIEWICZ What's yours is mine and what's mine is mine.- Hitler. Cleveland Intermediate. IOHN R. HORTON. Put 05 today what you can do tomorrow. Dance Band, Band, Orchestra, Chorus: Wilson Inter- mediate. KENNETH MCCLATCHIE To progress, improve. Dance Band, Orchestra, Mixed Chorus: Tappan In- termediate. LOUISE MITAN l'm right: the teachers are wrong. Rhythmites' Club, Accordian Band: Burroughs Inter- mediate. EDGAR NANCE Never put oft until tomorrow that which you can do today. Band: Cleveland Intermediate. VICTORIA NIESEN What's yours is mine, what's mine is my own. Rhythmites' Club, Girls' Dance Orchestra: Burroughs Intermediate. ALEX PEARSON Well, I finally made it: or did I? Dance Band: Wilson Intermediate. LOUIS POPP My doghouse, or this bughouse-it's all the same. Orchestra, Band, Dance Band, Chorus, Rythmites' Club: Cleveland Intermediate. EARL C. REINERT. IR. He who would valiant be against all disaster, let him in constancy follow the master. Band, Chorus, Boys' Glee Club: Barbour Intermediate. EDMUND RODWAN I-le who studies hard enjoys lite in the luture. Chadsey High. LEROY SAMPSON A man should be upright, not kept upright. Mixed Glee Club: Sherrard Intermediate. CHESTER SCHMANSKI I have only one loo to give tor my school. Band, Orchestra, Dance Orchestra: Munger Interme- diate. - LEE SILVERMAN Music is the tizz in the soda ot lite. Student Representative, Student Council, Radio Dra- matics, Harp Club: Tappan Intermediate. ALMA SMITH One never loses anything by being kind. Mixed Chorus, Girlsf Glee Club: Sherrard Interme- diate. LAVANCE STANLEY He that is without sin let him cast the first stone. G. A. A., Girls' Glee Club: Ietierson Intermediate. MARGARET STROHMER After the darkest hour comes the dawn. Senior Orchestra, Basketball, Senior Representative. Tappan Intermediate. MARGARET THOMPSON Smile your way through! Mixed Glee Club: Mackenzie High. ELEANORE ONERVA WETTBERG You don't know how much you have to know in order to know how little you know. Harp Club, Harp and Rythmites Club, Debate Club: Durtee Intermediate. HELEN MARIE WILLIAMS Never do today what you think you will regret to- morrow. Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Glee Club: Munger Interme- diate. VIOLA WOODWARD Be always employed in something useful. Wilson Intermediate. IRENE YATES Zeal is the price ot success. Ietterson Intermediate. CLARA YOUNG Whatever you do, do well. McMichael Intermediate. IOHN ZIMMERMAN Music, in its highest torm, expresses in sounds what is inexpressible in words. Band, Orchestra: Southeastern High. PRINTING DEPARTMENT TERRANCE BENNETT 'Tis better to remain silent, and be thought a tool, than to speak and remove all doubt. Triangle Statt, Student Council, Wapika Club: Post Intermediate. DANIEL E. BOLON Wapika Club: Greusel Intermediate. LLOYD BROWNYER lt's a great lite if you don't waken. Post Intermediate. DEANE DAVENPORT lt is much easier to be critical than correct. Hutchins Intermediate. EMRYS DAVIES Do right and tear no man: don't write and tear no woman. Tappan Intermediate. THOMAS DAVIS When you throw mud you lose ground. Wapika Club: Nolan Intermediate. EDWARD GLOWACKI The only way to a man's heart is through his stomach. Cleveland Intermediate. VOLNEY GROVES Nolan Intermediate. IOI-IN HUSSEY Ieiierson Intermediate. THEODORE R. IAMIESON Cheerleader, Wapika Club: Cooley High. SVERRE IORGENSEN A hair on the chest is worth two in the head. Wapika Club: Nolan Intermediate. HERMAN KOSS Learned at Cass: Ink knives and printers' rollers don't mix. Wapika Club: Nolan Intermediate. FRANK KROL lt you don't win her heart with candy, send flowers. Wilbur Wright. ERWIN LINK No matter how hungry a horse is, you can't make him eat a bit. Wapika Club: Wilbur Wright. DON MACLEOD He that would catch fish, must venture his bait. Nolan Intermediate. WINSLOW MCVAY He who accuses another ot apple polishing is just jealous. Debating Club: Wilbur Wright. GEORGE METCALF A good sailor always starts from the shore. Wapika Club, Triangle Stait, Senior Representative: Nolan Intermediate. RUSSELL OLIVER lt you don't intend to succeed, start now. Wilbur Wright. DONALD PADDON A woman is old as she looks: a man is old when he stops looking. Hutchins Intermediate. IOSEPH PAWLOWSKI lust like a shoestring, always broke, and to know me is to love me. Barbour Intermediate. ALLEN G. PETERS Whatever you do, do it twice as good as the tellow betore you did it: I wish l had! Wilbur Wright. DONALD PETRAK To know me is to love me! Could be. Nolan Intermediate. EDWARD PIPER O, Evelyn, my Evelyn, what has thou done to me? What have you done. Wapika Club, Ping Pong: St. Ladislaus High. IOSEPH PIPER Live while you live, tor you are dead a long time. Basketball Team, Lettermen's Club, Wapika Club, Triangle Statt: St. Ladislaus High. BENJAMIN T. RISTAGNO Prepare yourself and the world will beat a toot path to your doorstep. Camera Club, Hi-Y Club, Wapika Club: Wilbur Wright. CHARLES ROBERTS Of all the work that produces results, nine-tenths must be drudgery. Auditorium Statt, Camera Club, Wapika Club: Iefter- son Intermediate. CHESTER SCHUSTER No honor without work. Home Room Representative: Barbour Intermediate. HAROLD C. STITES He who tickles himself laughs when he pleases. Biology Club: Nolan Intermediate. GEORGE STRUMBOS The foundation that we lie lie down on is tributary to the success that we raise. Wilbur Wright. IAMES WINK The tellow who didn't open his mouth didn't say anything he shouldn't have said. Baseball, Basketball, Lettermen's Club: Nolan Inter- mediate. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT GEORGE ADAMS The more you know, the more you are in doubt. Swimming Team, Lettermen's Club, Chemistry Club: McMichael Intermediate. CLIFFORD CHARLES ANTIS Nothing ventured nothing gained. Physics Club, Biology Club, Student Representative: Ietferson Intermediate. FRED BROOKS Old Man River, he just keeps rollin' along. Biology Club, Outlook: Post Intermediate. Page Fifty-tive ALFRED BROOME Climb! even though the rocks be rugged. Biology Club, Outlook Staff, Post Intermediate. WILLIAM BRUMMITT Hit 'em again, he's still breathing. Durfee Intermediate. HUGH CAVEN Down to Gehenna or up to a throne. He travels fast- est who travels alone. Post Intermediate. ANGELO CERRITO The proof of gold is tire, the proof ot woman is gold, the proof of man, a woman. Student Council, Cass Camera Club. LAWRENCE COTMAN Try again, Dumbell Burroughs Intermediate. ETHEI. DONALDSON Variety is the spice of life. Science Club, Maybee Class Officer, Girl Reserves, Dramatics Radio Club, Munger Intermediate. PETER LAWRENCE FALKO Life is a joke-but l enjoy it. Home Room Representative, Munger Intermediate. BRUNO FRIEDMAN Knowledge is power. Student Council, Student Representative, Maybee Class Officer, Outlook Stati, Cadet Officer, R. O. T. C., Dramatics Radio Club, Chemistry Club, Hutchins In- termediate. TARAS GACH A rolling stone gathers no moss-but it goes places. Biology Club. CHRISTINE GERVASI When you reach the end ol your rope, tie a knot and hang on. Science Club, Student Representative, Dramatics Ra- dio Club, Outlook Staff, Cleveland Intermediate. CHARLES E. HARVELL There is no worthwhile reward without labor, there- for it is not safe to look'into the future with eyes ot fear. Cass Riile Team, Garfield Intermediate. WALTER HOTRA They who stagger, fall. Lettermen's Club, Cross Country, Indoor and Outdoor Track, Swimming Team, Munger Intermediate. PAUL IOCI-IAM Get a lift with a camel lor a ponyl. Track, Southeastern High. IRENE KOCHAN Fools judge only by events. Science Club, Girl Reserves, Student Council, Girls' League, Dramatics Radio Club, Munger Intermediate. EDWARD S. KOLPUS There is more than one try to success. Northeastern High. ELDON LADD Remember it's not what's on the lace of the clock but what's behind it that counts. Biology Club, Representative, Foch Intermediate. HAROLD LANGBERG The more you learn, the more you know, the more you know, the more you forget, the more you forget the less you know, so why learn. Chemistry Club, Durfee Intermediate. EDWARD MAC DOUGALL All work and no play makes lack a dull boy, now what have I got. Page F itty-six MILES MANGRUM Coffee isn't the only thing that is fresh when dated. Camera Club, Debate Team, Oratory. MASIS MARDIGIAN Haleluiah-l'm a bum, or Keep Away from Women. Neinas Intermediate. IOHN NAVIN I hope Cass enjoyed me one-halt as much as l en- joyed Cass. Biology Club, Chemistry, Dramatics Radio Club, Out- look Statt, Iackson Intermediate. DONALD NOVACK Laugh, and the world laughs with you, cry, and you cry alone. Indoor and Outdoor Track, Munger Intermediate. RICHARD NOVACK Patience is rewarded a hundred fold. Track Team, Munger Intermediate. LYDIA NOWAKOWSKA Now you've got it, what are you going to do with it? Science Club, Girls' Basketball Team, Dramatics Radio Club, Cleveland Intermediate. MARY PASKIEWICZ I shall be like a tree, I shall die at the top. Dramatics Radio Club, Girl's Science Club, Girls' League, Cleveland Intermediate. F. OLLEN PETERS. IR. A wise man is one who learns from experience. A brilliant man is one who learns from the experience ot others. Senior Class Officer, Band, Biology Club, Civitan Con- test Winner, Tappan Intermediate. LOUISE POLITES Better late than never, better never late. Science, Western High. FRED PYTROCZKO Iune 22, 1939, received diploma. Iune 23, 1939, foreman on W. P. A. Chemistry Club, Home Room Representative, Cleve- land Intermediate. LEON RAEBURN Be silent and be thought a fool. Speak and remove all doubt. Biology Club, Tripoli High, Wisconsin. ZEENA ROSSOFP Dream plus time yields fulfillment, but work is a very good catalyst. Science Club, Dramatics Radio Club, Hunter College High. OLIVER GRANT SHUH Of all the horrid, hideous sounds of woe, sadder than woe-songs or the midnight blast, is that portentous phrase- I told you so. Dearborn. HERMAN SNEAD Onward! Let us not discontinue to acquire the enlight- ment which education affords. Cleveland Intermediate. EDWARD I. STACH While there's lite, there's hope. Biology Club, Neinas Intermediate. WILI-'RED SWARTZ Teachers taught me all I know, therefore I know nothing. Biology Club, Burroughs Intermediate. NELLIE A. WHITE Language is the art of concealing thought. Girls' Science Club, Biology Club, Girls Reserve, Dra- matics Radio Club, Munger Intermediate. DAVID WINES Here today, absent tomorrow. On May 17, school was over at twelve o'clock lor all seniors. On cars, busses, and bicycles, they advanced upon Belle Isle for the Senior Picnic. Immediately upon arriving, they headed for the pavilion which sheltered the refreshments. After indulging in a delicious repast ot hot dogs, ginger ale, ice cream, and potato chips, the seniors scattered to amuse themselves as best their pocket- books would allow. Some rode horses, some bicycled, some canoed1ed, some played ball, some were spectators, and others just walked. Page Fifty-seven WHEN, WE WE E FRESHIES U1 fi. dm.. T WITH , You ly-eight Q P-FFT DADDY SHO ' wi f s 5 of mul, in 5 NEWSON I US E-TOP Q-'Zur 'lf 'V' 9 O? V 'hw R.. 9-, 2. FAYOP-ED Page Fifty-nine ONE GIRL'S DIARY --es-me JANUARY 30 A new term commences with twenty-minute periods. fVVe just love twenty-minute periods! Someone tried to sell a freshie an elevator ticket, but freshies are smarter this year than when I came. 31 Homework assigned! The Cass teachers don't believe in letting tempus fugit. FEBRUARY 1 Yeah for us seniors-we've got 91 days to go. 2 The sale of the Outlook closed the iirst week of the first term of '39. fSchool regulations were included for treshies.l Good old Green and White defeated U. of D. High in basketball. 10 Fridayg end of second week and surprise! Boys' bas- ketball team won from Central, 21 to 17. We also ran all over Miller in the indoor track meet, B5-25. tWhat a swell beginning for a weakend .l 13 Home Economics Club held a hearty fValentinel initia- tion party today. 14 Washington at Yorktown , was presented by members ot the radio dramatics class over CKLW. Remember the Valentines? 16 By now the Triangle staff has been selected and the big job is begun. ' 17 Friday. What a grand finale: Boys' basketball team was victorious over Redford, 25-18, and the indoor track team came running in Bl to 29 against Northern. Girl Reserves Conference at Bay City is to be attended by our representatives. 21 The Cass lassies lost to Southwestern in basketball today. 22 Student Council sponsored a very successful George Washington's birthday dance. Did you see those jitterbugs?? The first meeting of Senior Representatives. All the clubs have their term pro- grams pretty well in order by now. Hi-Y held their formal induction for eight new members. tfnitiation in our language! Our basketball dribblers lost to Cooley today, 27-18. The Biology Club held their initiation party in the club- room. This is about the time when teachers begin telling us about assignments which must be in by Friday if we expect a satisfactory mark a week hence. 29 Our chances of having a Prom on a boat this year are about as certain as this date. -.1 Page Sixty I MARCH 3 4 6 7 8 10 13 16 17 18 20 21 24 Fridays are always busy-especially today. fLast chance for a better mark.l There's something about his buttons, how they shine, shine, shine! Max Parris was made Cadet Colonel of the entire R. O. T. C. unit of the city. Our losing streak is still streaking-the boys lost to Western, 25-18. We took third place in outdoor track in the East League. Ken Stoddard and Roy Gibson sawed away first and second prizes for Cass in the wood-sawing contest at the state convention of the F. C. A. flncidentally, I wonder if they do any 1 Z' 1 - practicing at night.l Ernest Keefer took first prize in 9' ..- welding and Fred Reiss, , 1 if 0 ,, second. 5 ,fl pi ,hai Girls tied Commerce in E f B AE basketball, 23-23. A tie is ' J Ja -: better than defeat, eh XI what?l 7 .- First card marking. Stu- dents discover their per- sonality technique hasn't been satisfactory, and they'll have to study after all! Camera Club entertained the Student Council with movies of everyday activities of Cassites. Whew! It was a tough fight, Mag I'm glad I won. In basketball, the girls defeated Mackenzie, Z5-Z4! But the boys lost to Northwestern, 21-13. Tsk! Tsk! And it was the last game of the season too! So we turn the page on another week. Ollen Peters won the school Civitan Essay Contest. Girls' League sponsored semi-annual All Girls' Party. Star Delta Club visited Connor's Creek Power Plant. The Aero Club visited Federal Weather Bureau. Now they know how the weather is made. St. Patrick's Day and no mass meeting! But fthere's always a but! The Locked Door, a thrilling murder play presented by the Federal Theater Players, was enjoyed after school. We still wonder if the victim was shot, stabbed, poisoned, or if he committed suicide. Radio Dramatics class pre- sented the Mystery of the Marie Celeste over WIR. The City-Wide Girl Re- serves and Hi-Y meeting was held at Central branch UN of YWCA. I never did see I so many Hi-Y boys. tThere are never enough of them at a Girl Reserves party.l Home Economics Club at- tended a fashion show sponsored by Kern's. First day of Spring. Not a single pair of red flannels can be found in Cass now, except Iohn Navin's. Another big Friday! A big crowd came to see the boys vs. girls basketball game. tRemember how cute the boys looked in their skirts and makeup.l The EG .Mn D09 ooo 9 Y!! 9 'newly organized Wapika Club fa printing club to you, Smartyll held its first meeting under the first president, George I-Washingtonl Metcalf. APRIL 2 I didn't write anything for yesterday, as you wouldn't have believed me anyway. 4 For goodness sakes! Second card marking has sneaked from behind! Some of us have had and some of us are about to have midsemester exams. Spring vacation is nigh, and I and others can hardly wait. 26 5 Richard Naumcnn won the state oratorical contest sponsored by The American Legion at East Lansing. C o o ?Y,l0, ' V if ll ri, ww' S m Wav Elaine Childs won first place honors in the sub- district oratory contest sponsored by the Michigan Forensic Association. VI hee -- Spring vacation begins today alter our last class. But fthere's that but againl we had a mass meeting, whose pur- pose haunted us. Bill Her- ivel presented the manu- script of an original school song fwords AND music, tooll to the school in care of Mr. Allen. The students were so impressed that they surprised the faculty by being well-mannered. The sap is flowing in the trees, The birds are happy, so are the bees, Now I can say I'm happy too 'Cause vacation's here. Woo Woo! -Speare Shakes. lG Last day of Vacation-it was too short! 17 This is going to slay you-nobody did the homework they were supposed to do, and they just couldn't say they clidn't have enough time. 18 It rained and all the pretty curls came out!-just be- cause Club pictures were taken for the Triangle and all the girls wanted to look pretty. lil Mr. Chapel died in his home. 20 Miss Ada L. Whitney died in Henry Ford Hospital. s gig , 4. if r-'Gb , 4,- '5 l u . 3 Q :S 1 Z5 il 5 l E 5.15. I U skis-' Hens 20 YE Q 27 Mass meeting for girls and women teachers acknowl- edging the Twentieth An- niversary of admission of girls to Cass. Since their admission, necktie sales have gone up. Sojourners Cup won for the third consecutive year at the Naval Armory and therefore becomes the per- manent possession of Cass. First spring golf match was snatched by Highland Park. They beat us in tennis, too. May they go with- out the blessing of Allah! MAY l We start another week with the Senior Representatives pestering us to turn our money in for Triangles and 2 4 5 10 12 16 17 19 24 IUN l 3 7 8 9 16 18 19 2U 21 we keep pestering peace-loving students, teacher and friends to buy them. Senior play tickets and lessons in salesmanship w received today. Chemistry Club and their friends had a splashing gc JL1 time in the pool today. We played baseball with Southeastern today, but our generous nature got the best of us. The Girl Reserves, assisted by the I-Ii-Y boys, gave a Spring Swing Dance. Yes, my friends, the square dance is now definitely out. Third card making. Ouch! And it's not lumbago either. lt looked like the morning after the night before, judging from the worried expressions on student's faces. Commerce met Cass on the diamond. We want to know who introduced them and also who got the dia- mond. Biology Club visi- ted Difcoe Labs. Girl Reserves held Senior Farewell Ceremonial. Should auld acquaintance ' A, be forgot- I can't go on, snif, snif, Senior picnic held at Belle Isle. Many students know how deep the canal is now. Some even went down to see the three little fishies, and the mama fishie, too. I forgot to ask whether they got seafood for refreshments. We lower our voices to tell you that the Aero Club held their initiation last night as was evidenced by the ghastly faces of their new members. Aero seniors and Science seniors have tug of war across lagoon at Belle Isle. First performance of Senior Play- Ceiling Zero. . .. df 3:?E Jfies 'I J 1. 5 : -gs os ,, -,gs of ., E Oh me, oh my, I'll get there by and by , is the song of all Seniors. The Masquers' Club picnicked at Belle Isle. The ants also attended this social affair, en masse. What we Seniors were doing late into the wee hours of the morning,-Ugh!- even my 'worstest' enemy shouldn't have it. All because tomorrow- Pre-Finals. A continuation of yester- X day's dose. All I can do 5 now is pray. i Fourth Card marking. New we know. W The midnight oil burns E again for those who still don't know. Senior Girl Reserves party at Miss Moeller's home. Quizz. Another sleepless night. fNo wonder we get gray hairsl. S.: a p mfr F!! I' I HMI IIHIIIIMI X rw lnljyl ,' lfmnllfllllllllllm'7lll , f ' I' y f it flW W 1-1-7 lx' 'Rf W 0.1111 'X 1 P .ltqwipnitbxo-., i ilu' I nnm..2L.m..- X ! ' '- in ll llV.'!lI J IIATWII mini Quizz and more Quizz. No wonder I'm dizz, Commencement. I looked forward to this day with joy, to find that it also brings a lump in my throat. Adieu, may we meet again. Page Sixty-one 7 4,4 Nw. M Q E Q : in ',',L:'i5.5: x Page Sixty-two 4:00 5:00 6:00 7:00 7:15 7:30 7:45 8:00 8:05 8:06 8:07 8:08 8:30 8:45 8:47 8:50 9:15 9:30 9:35 9:50 10:15 10:16 10:20 10:30 11:00 11:02 11:05 11:10 11:15 11:15 11:17 11:20 11:21 A TYPICAL SENIOR DAY liQ' A.M, 11:22 Winston Peters arises to milk cow 11:28 Winston Peters leaves for school Ernest Marjoram gets up to do homework 12:00 Ianitors arrive at school RM- Teachers arrive at school 12305 Eleanore Dybowski, Terry Bennett, and Howard 12:06 Moffat crawl in for Student Council meeting 12,30 Rest of Student Council straggle in 12:31 School bell rings for first hour 12:45 First hour starts 12:50 Teachers attempt to quiet seniors 1:00 Seniors quiet down to daily routine 1:15 Silence ls Golden 1:30 Winston Peters rushes in attendance office for tardy 1:32 slip 1:35 Bell rings 2:00 General rush for elevators 2 Us Second hour starts 2-15 Mrs. Astleford's English class in secession-Iohn I Navin shakes 2:17 Bell rings-Iohn Navin collapses from relief 2:20 2:25 Third hour begins Eunice More's attempts at a freehand drawing in hall causes small riot 3:00 Bell rings 3:05 Three seniors collide with three freshies-result: 3:10 three crashes 3345 Fourth hour starts--Miss O'Meara begins class in 3:47 traffic 3:50 Christine Gervase claims she can't do anything with her car-she just washed it , 4.30 Bell rings Lenora I-loworth rushes to locker for her daily- 4:45 note Hoxneroom begins 5:30 General fun in all senior homerooms 7:00 Fifth hour bell-lunch hour rush Seniors fight their way to lunchroom 10100 Speranza DeSantis holds up lunch line trying to decide which color ice cream she wants 111U0 Everybody singing and talking A.M. Mrs. Iohnson and her trusty staff go to work 4:00 Mrs. Iohnson succeeds Al Fineman downs his daily diet of hamburg mashed potatoes, and pie Seniors waddle out of lunchroom well stuffed Siicth hour begins Miss Goodfellow lectures Miss Goodfellow still lectures Bob Ramsey snores-wakes class Bell rings-seniors rush from classes Seventh hour starts- Mr. Radabaugh tells joke-class laughs Sol Buttner laughs Bell rings Three more freshies knocked down by seniors Eighth hour starts Esther Brown eats what she cooked during class Esther Brown passes out Bell rings Hall tragedies steadily mount Ninth hour starts Ioe Piper attempts a game of table tennis with his brother in the gym Ninth hour classes dismissed Mr. Teague's college algebra class dismissed Tenth hour study halls well filled by seniors Bell dismisses most seniors Seniors rush from building Charles Daniels, Willie Entwistle, and Laurence Chico stay for eleventh hour study hall-217 End of eleventh hour, rest of seniors fall out of building All soda fountains and hamburg joints thoroughly packed with seniors Seniors begin the rush home for dinner Pete Falko engulfed in the The True Life of Hedy LaMarre Bill Wills sits over his civic book and thinks of Cathrine Barbour Mildred Canfield swallows gum in show Senior retires as Winston Peters arises to milk cow Page Sixty-three 5. Me if 1 S gsm X Air Views of Cass: Upon suggestion of a picture from the air portraying Cass and the surrounding vicinity, an effort was made io realize this vision. With the co-operation of Andy Dereck, student flyer, and Ernest Marjorcrm, photographer, shown in the lower center picture, views were taken from 800 feet on the morning of May ll, developed, enlarged fully a hundred times, and finally engraved and printed. Notice the beauty added by the great prominence of the numerous windows, also the familiar territory around the school. On a rear view a :loud blots out a central portion of the picture. Lower Lett: A scene from aero-Student working on p1ane's wing with tempered wire. Right: A self-explanatory view from woodshop. Page Sixty-four if 5 1 31 0 W 4 FEATURES Upper Lett: Ccxdet Colonel Parris receiving his commission. Center: Thcxt little bug will get you some day.-Girls in bccteriology class. Right: Ain't it purtyu-Boy welding. Center Lett: What to do about it?-Experiment in physics. Center: Can she cook?-from Eat 'em and Weep. Right top: An unsolved electrical problem. Right bottom: Am I bored!-Typical classroom scene. Lower Lett: Getting to the inside of things.-Mcmikin from biology class. Center: Ah!-The nurse has another patient. Right: Iust tinkering.- Auto shop. Page Sixty-eight MBKMBKUBHMEMUDM men and :white Cass Tech, old school of mine, Times here wc have are fine, www Hold up our name on high, Thar others may see why Cass Tech has hcen to me Where others ne'cr could he, Green and Wliitc for thee we'll fivht 1 9 ef v And lead us on to victory. 'Xi l l Upper Lett: Getting clown to business?-Senior class otilcers at first Senior Representative meeting. Center: Bo-bo-bo-bo-o-o-o. Righl: You see, it's this way.-School paper in preparation. Center Letl: Mr. Allen, beloved principal. Center: School song, words and music original. Right: Iust what will it be?-Scene from library. Lower Lelt: Miss Farnsworth and Iune Versa, speakers at Twentieth Anniversary of Co-eds at Cass. Center: Bill Herivel, composerland writer oi school song, with the original in his hands. Right: Three cents, please. -Bookstore indulgence. Page Sixty-nine 4-gif h....m. -Q r-an gn-wll Wx ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. Keal Sponsor Howard Moffat President Myron Oleksa Vice-President Sam Miaserian Treasurer Bernice Havlena Secretary G. A. A. Miss Fulton Sponsor Ieanne Banks President Ioy Adams Treasurer Mary Blough Secretary STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES iGroup Il Mr. Keal Sponsor Sam Miaserian President Myron Olelrsa Vice-President Alex Weiss Treasurer Ann Tobey Secretary Page Seventy-two First Row: Pauline Mikula, Irene Nieszala, Sam Miaserian, Myron Oleksa, Howard Moffat, Bernice Havlena, Mr. Keal, Dagny Nielsen, Eunice Morry. Second Row: Maxine Socia, Esther Brown, Ann Tobey, Catherine Tobby, M. Gene Rodgers, Alyc: Boshnakian, Ester Vehko, Ruth Lojowski, Lee Silverman, Virginia Fountain, Margaret Mikus. Third Row: Donna Tubbs, Russell Hayden, Herbert Greenwald, Arthhur Buck, Sam Baillo, Frederick Reiss, Raymond Maltby, Roy Gibson, Irving Kempner, Ieanne Banks. Fourth Row: George Fortin, Bob Macgregor, Larry McManus, Richard Naumann, Terrance Bennett, George Nichols, Alex Weiss, Stephen Dorsek, Tom Pettikas, Angelo Cerrito. V , y First Row: Mary Blough, Miss Fulton, Ieanne Banks. Second Row: Pauline Mikula, Esther Brown, Ioy Adams. First Row: Mary Quie, Irene Nieszala, Iune Farah, Myron Oleksa, Sam Miaserian, Ann Tobey, Alex ' ' .K l. Weiss, Alice Hales, Mr ea Second Row: Henry Soo Hoo, Hazel Veale, Edith Wunsch, Eileen Mynatt, Bernice Havlena, Lee Silver- man, Frances Teitlebaum, Virginia Fountain, Ieanne Nunn, Kathryn Landis, Esther Calorrico, Leon Koziorowski. Third Row: Chester: Schuster, Sam Baillo, Ioseph Nicholas, Rudolph Gansler, Bernard Borowski, Erwin Mobius, Richard Quinlan, Bernard Hudgens, George Derderian, Irving Kempner. Fourth Row: Iune Versa, Helen Ruczko, Irene Howlette, Geneva Morris, lane Iaeger, M. Gene Rodgers, Catherine Tobey, Bernice Resil, Irene Gazicki, Eunice Morry. Fifth Row: Tom Brockie, Stephen Dorsek, Larry McManus, Marvin Corgiat, Meyer Feldman, Howard Moffat, Ed. Iobson, Richard Naumann, Arthur Cohen, Bob Macgregor. V First Row: Lenore Englander, Dagny Nielsen, Dorothy Keiser, Stephen Dorsek, Eunice Morry, Donna Fletcher, Ellenore Englander, Agnes Berkho. Second Row: Barbara Wellwood, Wanda Kogut, Ann Tobey, Mary Torosian, Evelyn Koontz, Mary Duncan, Bernice Havlena, Frances Adams, Betty Cosper, Stephanie Pacocha. Third Row: Iavnes Vandenberg, Betty Conner, Virginia Hohl, Edna Duncan, Peggy Duncan, Robert Barbee, Pauline McGinnis, Betty Pearl, Ruth Montague, Violet Mesaros, Donald Weeks. Fourth Row: Rolland Schunck, Iohn Bandoni, Richard Lebiedzinski, Edmund Michnal, Emmett Harrington, Marvin Corgiat, Larry McManus, Bob Macgregor, Marvin Davis, Bernard Iaroslaw, Fred Boone. First Row: Ieanne Banks, Mr. Kirkland, Pauline Mikula. Second Row: Iohn Marshall, Edward Shane, Tom Fountain. First Row: Evelyn Koontz, Shirley Schindler, Ingeborg Straus, Dolores Petleski, Ester Vehko, Mr. Keal, Eleanor Dybowski, Helen Gawsky, Betty Clixby, Marget Mikus. Second Row: lack Abrahamson, Kenneth Iones, Roy Gibson, Arthur Richardson, Iames Milts, Iimmy Birch, Frank Sophiea, Ioe Fischhoft, Arthur Derderian. Tliird Row: Renzo Azzano, William McDermatt, Tom Knox, Don Rogers, Bernard Iaroslaw, Harry Bagnall, Herbert Chapman, Edward Ge-rgosian, Frederick Reiss, Elmer Barney. Fourth Row: George Fortin, Bill Bitell, Donald Manor, Arnold Glovinsky, Walter Ruessman, Ray Brozek, Charles Goodyear, Iohn Vogt, Harold Raclke. litth Row: Robert Watson, Ioe Poynter, Carl Schulz, Albert Feeley, Norman Hanson, Bob Peard. SENIOR ART CLUB Eunice Morry President Stephen Dorsek Vice-President Donna Fletcher Treasurer Dorothy Keiser Secretary Miss Green Sponsor MAYBEE CLASS OFFICERS Tom Fountain President Iohn Marshall Vice-President Pauline Mikula Secretary Edward Shane Treasurer Mr. Kirkland Sponsor STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES tGroup Ill Page Seventy-three OUTLOOK STAFF Donna Tubbs Editor Earl Renaud Circulation Manager Asst. Cir. Manager Bob Peard Mr. Goodwin Mr. Keal Sponsors PHYSICS CLUB Iohn Shoemaker President Bob Blaskiewicz Vice4President Frank Solski Secretary Mr. TenEyck Sponsor RADIO DRAMATICS Rocco Vettese Assistant Director Albert Prast Director Mr, Belcher Sponsor Page Seventy-tour First Row: Shirley Bernstein, Bob Peard, Donna Tubbs, Earl Renaud, Mr. Goodwin, Second Row: Harold Cawley, Shirliene Engel, M. Gene Rodgers, Pauline Mikula, Allred Broome, Iohn Navin, Sam Miaserian, Fred Brooks, Mickey lanes, Ester Vehko, Irving Kempner. First Row: W. D, TenEyck, Iohn Shoemaker, Frank Solski. Second Row: Eugene lwanski, Glasco Rector, Bob Blaskiewicz, Frank Casady, Arthur Richardson, Edward Moser. s First Row: Wanda Szmagaj, Gladys Straus, Alice Norris, Rocco Vettese, Mr. Belcher, Albert Prast, Irene Iglinski, Mary Paszkiewicz, Margaret Mikus. Second Row: Christine Gervase, Lee Silverman, Mary Ann Ayoub, Betty Arnold, Lillian Pukalenko, Irene Kochan, Lydia Nowakowska, Eliriede Reiss, Anneliese Reiss, Lenora Howarth. Tlrird Row: Irving Kempner, lune Versa, Frances Singer, Irene Gazicki, Betty Bridge, Ethel Donaldson, Alyce Boshnakian, M. Gene Rodgers, Ester Vehko, Doris Langs. Fourth Row: Bruno Friedman, Larry Lipson, Frederick Reiss, Theodore Friedman, Iohn Navin, Richard Naumann, Nick Graham, Tom Knox, Renzo Azzano, Nick Derderian. First Row: Elvira Hill, William Bubniak, Miss Smith, Shirley Emholl, Nellie White. Second Row: Wanda Szmagaj, Eleanor Wettberg, Maurry Sack, Lawrence Cotman, Herman Snead, Ioe Loveland, Iohn Navin, Roy Duka, Newson Shewitz, Theresa Gasper, Myran Oleksa. Q. . x? f l . r - First Row: Mary Eleanor Ingram, I. H. Campbell, Carol Pabst. Second Row: Donald Bennett, Tommy Knapp. First Row: Frank McClung, Chester Lenik, Myron Hulyk, Iack Cassidy, Eddie Piech, Bob Ramsey, Rudolph Peterson, Sr.-cond Row: Alex Bacon, Fred Farber, Edward Promack, Arthur Derderian, Bob Dixon, George Adams, Robert Sparling, Michelozzi Vito. Third Row: S. Lewandowski, Bob Bentzel, Vincent C. Stuart, Bob McNab, Ioseph Piper, Dick Carey, Walter Promack, Fred Masta, Iames Gary, Fourth Row: Kirk Gurighian, Tom Pettikas, Bill Drewitz, Sam Gorman, Bruce Davidson, Henry Frederick- son, Bernard Plotkin, Leo Yarbough, Filth Row: Mitchel Hooks, Doug Parrish, Ioe Nagel, Iames Fanston, Dick Probyn, Doug Trueman, Iim Wink. PUBLIC SPEAKING Miss Smith Sponsor IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Tommy Knapp President Carol Pabst Vice-President Mary Eleanor Ingram Secretary Mr. Campbell Sponsor LETTERMEN'S CLUB Jack Cassidy President Myron Hulyk Vice-President Eddie Piech Secretary Bob Ramsey Treasurer Mr. Witt Sponsor Page Seventy-live WAPIKA CLU Terrance Bennett Pr Ioseph Piklowski Se Daniel Bolon B esiden! cretary Treasurer Mr. Shields Sponsor GIRLS' LEAGUE Esther Smile Iune Versa Y President Treasurer Bett Cos er Y P Secretary Miss Millard Sponsor ARCHITECTURAL CLUB Leonard Mandeville President Robert Westlake Vice-President Ernest Garos S Kenneth Pratt T Mr. Busman Page Seventy-six ecretary reasurer Sponsor First Row: Herman Koss, Robert M. Shields, Daniel Bolon, Terrance Bennett, loseph Piklowski, Albert Goldberg, Sverre Iorgensen. Second Row: Bill Davis, lack Hanner, Edward Pipe-r, Erwin Link, Charles Roberts, I. C. Hampton, Ioseph Tuharsky. Third Row: Chester Schuster, Raleigh Cosgrove, Erhard Toensteldt, Cecil Neal, Lorne McClat::hey, Ioseph Piper, lim Ellsworth. ,, . ... si, - Vs First Row: Maxine Socia, Alyce Boshnakian, Betty Cosper, Esther Smiley, Iune Versa, Eunice Morry, 3 Ruth Long, Second Row: Lily Holcrott, Doris Langs, Ellenore Englander, Pauline Mikula, Miss Millard, Christina Macrorie, Edna Mae Fowler. - KE R it First Row: Ralph Kerzka, Robert Westlake, Ernest Garos, Leonard Mandeville, Kenneth Pratt, I. W. Busman, Suzanne Smith. Second Row: Ierry Pavia, Tom Palmer, David Stofer, Arthur Buck, Phillip Keister, Dan Bretylatt, lack Klincher, Burl Martin. Third Row: Elmer Barney, Paul Luck, Albert Trowell, Russell Colley, Don Lehman, Edward Smith, Robert Iohns. Fourth Row: Curtis Martell, William Goodwin, Angus MacLeod, Earl Rogers, Warren Iahnke, Bob Warner. First Row: Harlen A. Henderson, Richard Naurnann, Harry Baton, Raymond Maltby, George Dill, Bob Peard, Wayne A. McDonald, Second Row: Vincent Adams, Herbert Grigg, Chester Giajek, Charles Busick, Stanley Clements, Albert Feeley, Robert Campbell, Harold Dye. Third Row: Bud Benson, Ken Heunfann, Harold Cawley, Larry Hottmarr, Howard Auspach, Bernard Iludgens, Robert Malkowski, Ioe Shapero, George Baker. First Row: Gladys Straus, Zeena Rossott, Rocco Vettese, Mr. Belcher, Albert Prast, Irene Iglinski, Mary Paszkiewicz. Second Row: Christine Gervase, Doris Andrews, Irene Gazicki, Iune Versa, Betty Bridge, Elizabeth Blonar, Ruth Green, Betty Arnold, Margaret Mikus. Third Row: Nick Derderian, Irene Kochan, Lillian Pukalenko, Nellie White, Frances Singer, Lydia Nowakowska, Alice Norris, Bruno Friedman. Fourth Row: Renzo Azzano, Nick Graham, Richard Naumann, Iohn Navin, Ray Brozek, Theodore Friedman, Robert Sparlirrg. Frist Row: Ted Kahmerick, Edmund Barzyk, Richard Naumann, Buh Bobier, Erwin Kaidy, Homer Heller, B. E. Ott. Second Row: Frank Cucchi, Herman Caloia, Nick Mitchell, Charles Stanton, Ned LaTessa, lack Collick, Renzo Azzano, George Hawk. Tlrird Row: Ward Mann, Don Rogers, Edward Musall, Gene Larson, Frederick Reiss, Dean Allen, Steven Wodarski. Fourth Row: Ken Larsen, Iames Stentz, Arthur Lee, Bill Thurman, Donald Fifield, Harold Polenz. HI-Y Raymond Maltby President Harry Eaton Vice-President Edward Dillard Secretary George Dill Treasurer Mr Henderson Sponsor DRAMATICS Rocco Vettese Assistant Director Albert Prast Director Mr. Belcher Sponsor AERO CLUB Richard Naumann President Bud Bobier Vice-President Erwin Kaidy Secretary Frederick Reiss Treasurer Mr. Ott Sponsor Page Seventy-seven MECHANIC ARTS CLUB Richard Bayer President Ted Bielicki Vice-President Bill Niebling Secretary Frank Andrzeiewski Gilbert Bell Treasurer Business Manager Mr. Black Sponsor GIRL RESERVES iGroup Il Ruth Long President Alfreda Zawlocki Vice-President Irene Nieszala Secretary Betty Arnold Treasurer Miss Millard Miss Fuller Miss Moeller Sponsors GIRL RESERVES iGroup Ill Page Seventy-eight First Row: Russell Rowe, Robert Peterson, Gilbert Bell, Frank Andrzejewski, Richard Bayer, Ted Bielicki, Bill Niebling, Chris Bamtord, D. C. Black. Second Row: Arthur Richardson, Alex Bacon, Louis Weiss, Kenneth Snow, David Paterson, Voymil Bradetich, George Kesler, Iames Mitts, Casimer Zakazewski. Third Row: Rudolph Gansler, Edward Sera, George Fortin, Nick DiSante, Henry Mattila, Henry Bykowski, I. Herbert Fraser, Ioe Fortin, Allyn Morrow, Wallace Donley. Fourth Row: Robert Bahilui, Roland Peters, Ioseph Piaszek, David Wenner, George Diegel, Richard Stankiewicz, Richard Golze, Al First Row: Anne Cislo, Iune Farah, Betty Arnold, Ruth Long, Alfreda Zawlocki, Irene Nieszala, Mary Quie, Irene Gazicki. Second Row: Margaret Mikus, Shirley Ianks, Margaret Ianks, Clara Ghinelli, Pearl Ulmer, Evelyn Hasiec, Ruby Ulmer, Lillian Anderson, Marianna Sinclair. Third Row: Dorothy Green, Edna Mae Fowler, Wanda Szmagaj, Elaine Kendall, Dolores Marsac, Matilda Pavan, Mildred Canfield, Pearl Paraian, Stella Wilczak, Virginia Schroeder. r-in W? First Row: Eleanor Dybowski, May Innes, Edith Green, Vivian Gabert, Edith Smith, Beatrice Schmansky, Dorothy Penn, Ruth Lojowski. Second Row: Mary Lee Pernaitis, Ann Tobey, Mary Ciaverella, Iennie Palowoda, Eileen Deinzer, Dorothy Zawodny, Hildegard Miller, Carol Kendall, Doris Pincombe. Third Row: Bernice Smith, Lena Hackem, Christie Ann Iagmin, Miss Millard, lane Iaeger, Irene Kochan, Ieanne McGill, Esther Smiley. Fourth Row: lune Versa, Ester Vehko, Catherine Tobey, Hilda Scherer, Ioy Adams, Letitia Stirop, Virginia Hohl, Donna Tubbs. first Row: Captain Billie Maliszewski, Major Ernest Marjoram, Cadet Colonel Max Parris, Captain I h N vin. SscortidnRovr:: Second Lieutenant Charles Martin, First Lt. Finis Curtis, First Lt. Franklin Burnham Second Lt. Donald Fritz, First Lt. Iohn Shoemaker, Second Lt. Paul Malasky, Second Lt. Ben Giamburd, Second Lt. W. Kinsinger. First Row: Carl H. Turnquist, Walter Kalicki, Ioseph Kremp, Ernest Riviera, Stanley I. Stypula, Ken Stoddart, Iohn Michaelsen, Armond Ferry, C. E. Adams. Second Row: Iohn Kingston, Edward Kaufimann, Iohn McKay, Henry Micholski, Roy Gibson, Alvin Brower, Sam Baillo, Charles Vranian, Robert Walsh. Third Row: Frederick Reiss, Don Rogers, Charles Stanton, Iohn Thompson, Ice Basirico, Luigi Martini, Lawrence Chircop, Frank Samowski, Ioe Sinacola, Ralph Beseg. Fourth Row: Edmund Tomaselli, Remi Six, Iohn Watt, Fred Nash, Iohn Shuk, Gregory Thompson, Iohn Susak, Arthur Lee, Donald Stoddart, Arthur Larsen. rust How: Arthur Marion, Walter Hermanovich, Frank Sophiea, Alex Weiss, Harry Taylor, Warren Huard, Ben Reeve, William Berthold, Claude Hessing. Second Row: Robert Koester, Cliiiord Iohnson, Sheldon Richie, Don Donaldson, David Darvin, Ioe Muccioli, Raymond Amelotte, Victor Dunaitis Nathaniel Warren Third Row: Charles' Martin, Paul Marberg, Isadore Goodman, Irwin Green ld B G wa , en amburd, .Alvin Dehlons, Neal Finkle, Stamford Wolf. Fourth Row: Iack Abraham.-ron, Bob Blaskiewicz, Iohn McDonald, Ray Lynch, Walter Ruessman, Iohn Neeck, Douglas Paterson, Iames Stahl, Ralph Szymanski. Filth Row: Iohn Shoemaker, Claude Hankins, Iohn Kus, Carl Schulz, Earle Hess, Ted Martin. R. O. T. C. OFFICERS FUTURE CRAFTSMEN OF AMERICA Stanley I. Stypula President Ernest Riviera Vice-President Ioseph Kremp Secretary Ken Stoddart Treasurer Mr. Turnquist Sponsor Mr. Adams Co-Sponsor STAR DELTA CLUB Harry Taylor President Warren Huard Vice-President Alex Weiss Secretary Frank Sophiea Treasurer Mr. Comer Sponsor Page Seventy-nine GIRLS SCIENCE CLUB Irene Kochan President Lydia Nowakowska Vice-President Zeena Rossott Nellie White Mrs. Luris Treasurer Secretary Sponsor CHEMISTRY CLUB Herbert Farah President Iames Butt Vice-President Daniel Maykuth Secretary George Nichols Treasurer Mr, Iared Sponsor ADVERTISING ART CLUB Peter Cvilleran President Martin Doyle Vice-President Frances Adams Treasurer Peggy Duncan Secretary Miss Davis Mrs. Sether Miss Skewis Sponsors Page Eighty First Row: Ruth Lojowoski, Zeena Rossoll, Nellie White, Lydia Nowakowska, Irene Kochan, Mrs. Luris, Ester Vehko. Second Row: Louise Mantos, Sylvia Factor, Eleanore Trebesch, Inez Minietta, Louise Polites, Christine Gervase, Hazel Veale. Tlwird Row' Shirliene Engel, Esther Smiley, Esther Brown, Anna Bailey, Irene Gazicki, Mary Paszkiewicz. Fourth Royli Doris Langs, Ethel Donaldson, M. Gene Rodgers, Alyce Boshnakian, Mildred Geptord, Marion Mykytew, Blanche Maliszewski. First Row: Daniel Maykuth, George Nichols, Herbert Farah, Iames Ruft, Gerald Rose. Second Row: Iimmy Boag, Iack Zill, Edward Kaleita, Russell Kishchuk, Louis Kowalski, Gilbert Lahr, Eugene Dyer, Harry Radine, Bernard Hudgens. First Row: Virginia I-Iohl, Eunice Morry, Ellenore Englander, Frances Adams, Martin Doyle, Peggy Duncan, Lenore Englander, Agnes Berkho. Second Row: Barbara Wellwood, Mildred Stamler, Bernice Havlena, Dorothy Keiser, Betty Conner, Betty Casper, Florence Stephenson, Stephanie Pacocha. Third Row: Robert Barbee, I-ilbert Newbill, Mary Torosian, Elsie Feig, Betty Clixby, Donna Fletcher, Mary Duncan, Iames Vandenberg, Ioe Perrera. Fourth Row: William Pecau, Bernard Iaroslaw, Stephen Dorsek, Larry McManus, George Alclea, Ralph Bamhart, Francis Tatte, Wm. Sherril, Emmet Harrington, Mike Getsoii. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB 4 Maxine Socia Lily Holcrott Vice-President lean McNeil President Treasurer . Dorothy May Panich Secretary Ruth Green Auditor-Treasurer Miss Ball Miss Craw Sponsors First Row: Miss Ball, Lily Holcrott, lean McNeil, Dorothy May Panich, Maxine Socia, Ruth Green, Mary Eleanor Engram, Miss Craw. Second Row: Lillian Bienias, Lillian Anderson, Mildred Coleman, Betty Level, Mary MacQueen, Arlene Wilson, Marguerite Low, Valorie Lindquist, Pearl Delner. Tlrird Row: Lorene Smith, Dorothy Kunert, Virginia Schroeder, Shirley Schindler, Philomene Winnepennia, Helen Morrison, Gertrude Kramarz, Natalie Ioworski. Fourth Row: Rita Paquette, Gertrude Schetiler, Lois Moss, Mary Mugiord, Lavade Parks, Doris Langs, Ruth Legant, Louise Leilsilla, Ida Elnora Lawson. Filth Row: Cecelia Cabay, Lois Haas, Alice Kiuber, Yetta Shapiro, Pauline Mikula, Virginia Barber, Iane Iaeger. IUNIOR ART CLUB Alex Kondratuk President Iennie Pacocha Vice-Presidenl Stanton Raimey Treas urer Catherine Gott S ecretar y Miss Eaton Sponsor First Row: Mildred Mutnick, Sheila Brown, Stanton Raimey, Alex Kondratuk, Iennie Pacocha, Anneliese Reiss, Eltriede Reiss. Second Row: Stanley Wilson, Ellen Nielsen, Margaret Clowting, Frank Marshall, Kurt Friedman, Iohn Rutten, Glen Merithew, Sorel Subar, Nita Green, Paul LaPides. BIOLOGY CLUB Peter Nielsen ' President Ollen Peters Vice-President Fred Brooks i Treasurer Alfreda Zawlocki Secretary Mr. Simon S Sponsor 105' First Row: Alice Hales, Margot Stephens, Fred Brooks, Ollen Peters, Peter Nielsen, Altreda Zawlocki, Vivian Markley, Iustine Cripps, Second Row: Iohn Penman, Harold Stites, Leon Raeburn, Eldon Ladd, Iohn Navin, August Bocan, Taras Gach, Cliitord Antis, Edward Stach, Frank Wiedmarer, Daniel Maykuth. Third Row: Margaret Mikus, M. Hutchings, Dorothy Dold, Barbara Houk, Ester Vehko, Helen Ruczko, Mary Crawford, Betty Arnold, Nellie White, Maxine Socia, Hazel Veale. Page Eighty-one CAMERA CLUB f Arnold Bridges President Norman Schooley Vice-President Iohn Thompson Stanford Wolf Mr. Belcher Secretary Treasurer Sponsor RADIO CLUB Louis Lipkin President Isadore Goodman Vice-President Henry Reinhold Iohn Neeck Mr. Stormzand Page Eighty-two Secreiary Treasurer Sponsor First Row: Raymond Lehtinen, Stanford Woll, Norman Schooley, Arnold Bridges, Iohn Thompson, Angelo Cerriio, Phillip Keisler. Second Row: Richard Atamian, Ray Brozek, Gerald Robinson, Bob Doughty, Eddie McNamara, Arthur Gage, Sam Gorman, Roy Walker, Mr. Belcher. Third Row: Samuel Eisenstat, Douglas Baizer, Alvio DaVif:r, Irwin Greenwald, lim Kollar, Bill Livingston, Stanley Biesiek, Herman Myers, Sidney Siegel. First Row: Iohn Neeck, Henry Reinhold, Louis Lipkiri, Iscrdore Goodman. Second Row: William Keener, Frank Solski, Glasco Rector, H. A. Stormzand, Francis Gardulski, Herbert Greenwald, Iohn Baumler. SPORTS COACHES Archie I. Witt Max E. Fulcher Donald M. Cooper Helen M. Fulton Tennis Tennis Cross-country Tennis Golf Basketball Indoor Track Basketball Swimming Baseball Outdoor Track Swimming Intramural Intramural Swimming Intramural -cu- BOYS' TENNIS TEAM Bob McNab Captain Mr. Witt Coach First Row: Chuck Crossen, Bob Broner. Second Row: Alex Bacon, Sam Gorman, Bob McNab, Bill Drewitz, Ed Promack. im ,,-. Q. .M -f 'W GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM Shirley Emhoil Captain Miss Fulton Coach First Row: Mildred Stamler, Shirley Emhott, Miss Fulton. Second Row: Ieanne Banks, V. E. Vehho, Virginia Blaser, Irene Scrterstad, May Innes. Page Eighty-tour Qrl P ' M BOYS' BASKETBALL f f N TEAM ' I Fred Masta 8 ' - '- Captain .Q E? e Mr. Fulcher C h - oac If K. 9 at an . 'I V First Row: Fred Farber, Ioseph Piper, Douglas Trueman, Iimmy Wink, Bob McNab, Bernard Plotkin. Second Row: Douglas Parish, Robert Dixon, Ioseph Nagel, Fred Masta, Alex Bacon, Mr. Fulcher. GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Esther Brown Captain Miss Fulton Coach First Row: Mary Blough, Lidia Nowakowski, Esther Brown, Catherine Elnicke, Sadie Viller, Mary Louise Mallo. - Second Row: lean Banks, Lillian Bates, Mary Bentley, Margaret Strohmer, Pauline Mikola, Miss Fulton. 5 XE TRACK TEAM 5? f f? Bob Ramsey 5 A Captain Stanley Grzych Manager Mr. Cooper Coach 55 150 ff N First Row: Don Cooper, lack Kennedy, Nicholas Sudia, Walter Promack, Bob Ramsey, Stanley Grzych, Iohn Roxborough, Rudolph Peterson. Second Row: Walter Hotra, Tom Pettikas, Willis Angell, Donald Novack, Bob Peard, Otto Ocvirk, Henry Frederickson, S. Lewandowski, Iames Gary, Emil Alberti. Third Row: Donald E. Butler, Ladd Orr, Ernest Moon, Vincent C. Stuart, Iohn Andrews, Osborn Holm, Sol Goodman, Ioseph Dudley, Louis Rice, Edward Grant, Ierry Pavia. Page Eighty-live BASEBALL TEAM Mr. Fulcher Coach GOLF TEAM Myron Hulyk Captain Mr. Witt Coach Mr. Funston Assistant Coach First Row: lack Hautala, Tom Block, Douglas Trueman, Fred Farber, Bernard Plotkin, lack Snyder, Frank Farina, Iimmy Wink. Second Row: Fred Masta, Mr. Campbell, Donald Lewis, Richard Schmidt, George Mathews, Erwin Link, Mr. Fulcher. Francis Tatiee, Bernard Iaroslaw, Iames Funston, Myron Hulyk, Robert Bentzel, Albert Fontana. W...-e-H -- NK' whit' Left: Graceful?-And howl Center: Too many cooks spoil the broth. Right: First baseman stretches.-And not to yawn. Page Eighty-six Upper Lett: Oli to a flying start. Center: Let 'er ily! Right: What! Aiter your college goldfish? Center Lett Top: I get a kick out ot this -ritle practice. Lett Bottom: A beauty!-Basketball practice. Center: Allah! Allah! Right Top: No! Not a family quarrel!- Boys vs. Girls basketball game. Right Bottom: Keeriul, girls! Lower Lett: Ah! Ah! Mustn't touch! Center: No quit 'ur peekin. Right: Heil. Page Eighty-seven Page Eighty-eight HOMEWARD BOUND This, an everyday scene with which We are all familiar, has closed many days of our school lives. Before We depart, let us scan our high school years, see what We have accomplished, and plan to do a better job as we traverse the bumpy roads of life. I l ,fww-WML n 4 54 5 4 ' 5x rxlfmixfff '

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