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

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W. E. Stirton Principal Archie Witt Assistant Principal ADIVIINISTR TIO This copy of the 1951 Triangle represents the earnest efforts of a staff of your fellow classmates to compile a graphic presentation of your school year with particular emphasis on graduating seniors. If you read it through as others have done before with preceding Tri- angles, your first survey will be to identify classmates in their caps and gowns, in the various club and group pictures, or in the casual snap shots that are interspersed through- out the book. Meanwhile you Will be taking advantage of every op- portunity to get autographs to en- rich and personalize the record. Then I hope you Will read the Triangle again, and years later read it still again. It is my hope that this time you will read between the lines. Project into it the hopes and aspirations, the ambitions and de- derminations for the future. From such a reading should come increasingly the values of the pur- poseful functional educational pro- gram of Cass Technical High School. All about us we see evidence of increasing n eed for integrity, morally and scholastically. Let this Garner Bowlby Principal, Summer School , V A tv ' We 46 . , We W-ww f Floyd E. Radabaugh Administrative Assistant at school annual serve as a physical reminder of the educational values you acquired at Cass Teclmical High School in your various classes. and of your responsibility to make such values of service to your community. Let it also remind you of friend- ships which originated within the school which should be strengthen- ed as the years go by. May it al- ways remind you of happy days and may that remembrance be of even greater satisfaction in the years to come. W. E. STIRTON, Principal. Louis E. Jennings Counselor Olive Cobb Counselor

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DEDICATION To the v e r s a t i le , hard-working, all- around good sport, Floyd E. Radahaugh, we the seniors of 1950-51 dedicate this year hook. It was to him that we took our problems, students and teachers alike, and his de- parture is a loss which will he felt deeply by all. For his outstanding job 'cover and above the call of dutyii, he is to he commended, and evidence of his untiring efforts will remain at Cass as an incentive to others for many years to come. ,W .--1-ng,

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Robert Branton Attendance Officer Edwin Kelholz , X Bookstore Manager Lois Heidish f qi Sec'v Assistant F- RUSH V ' W f 151-mcipal Record Clerk L Jim.. Rowena Showman Attendance Clerk Leona Rhoehrs .Attendance Clerk Frank Warne Chief .janitor James Polkinghorne Carpenter Lillian Hunsdorfer Bookstore Clerk Rachael Jacobs Visiting Teacher David Splon Technician V Bertha Rhodes Switchboard uf 5' ' ' 'N pf '. , ,fi , I H'- 4.5- S We ' in at Hs Ll Orthman Korth Receiving Clerk Jean Dominiak Nurse Rodney Blood Instrument Room Melvin Taylor Driving Instructor Capt. Walter Tubbs John DaIli6lS R.O.T.C. Instructor Electrician Ellen Drew Cyril Bouffard Study Hall Chief Engineer