Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1937 volume:

h. V..xK.nl ELIZABETH WHITELAM ARTHUR BLUMBERG FREDERICK LINSELL CandiTors THE ENTRALITE PUBLISHED BY THE CLASSES OF1937 CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL DETROIT, MICHIGAN FOREWORD The Classes 0? I937 publish +His is- sue of H16 CENTRAUTE Jr0 record season by season He year's acfivifies and achievemen+s of Cenfral's sfu- denf body. H is H16 sincere hope of +he eraHs +ha+ 1+ will be a source 01: greaf inferesf and lasfing enjoymerriL +0 +he readers. TABLE OF CONTENTS SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER Faculty Afhlefics Acfivlfies NOVEMBER-DECEMBER Publicafions Organiza+ions ACfiviHes JANUARY Graduafes Class Adivifles FEBRUARY-MARCH Organizafions A+hleHCS APRlL-MAY Publicafions. OrganizaHons: AdiviHes. A+hle+ics JUNE Graduafes Class ACHvHies 3 3K $ $ Advertisemenfs Humor DEDICATION HEM was a qzwmz of noble Nature's H'otUning. :1 xmih' of 1101's was HIM an act of grace . . 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And 111'101 1110 11111510 1101111111110111 1110501115 115 11111111111 105111111 1110 1111111 111' 1110 501111111 50111 Ii111111y 15 01111111101011. Th0, 12-A1s 111111 011115 111111 34111115 111111 111115 11111111101 111011111111 110011115. MR. JOSEPH H. CORNS Principal MISS KATHARINE G. HINE Assistant Principal STUDY HALLS Emmsux HALL-llll; Mrs. Flu Grace XVnshhurn President, Helen Curtis Socrofnry, Myron Dunn LINCOLN HALL 22Z; Miss E. Grace Pnlmerloe President, Hem'jre Rnehlo Secretary. Joan Robinson LoxumLum' HALL Miss Henrietta Carr Prosi dent, Irwin Cl amage Secretary, B0110 Calkins XVII IT'L'IER HALLAIUU Miss Janet MacFarlune President, Jack Merewother Secretary, Carolyn Linx ANGELLHALL 124 Miss Everett Bridge President, Herman Hniumvilz Secretary. Edna Kearney ELI 0T HALL M iss Ella Slyfleld President, Joan XVillis 224 Secretary, John Turner STUDY HALL COUNSELORS Rom 07m: J. MvFARLANIC, H. CARR. E. BRIDGE, I'. GRACE. Rom Tum: E. SLYFUCLD, E. PALMERLEE, XWV hm SCIENCE Now Our: R. J. COATS. C. C, HARVEY. 16. L. MASSEY. C. ROGERS. J. D. BAKNHART. Raw Tito: L. PANI'SH, S. RAHKINIL A. UTTIZWICLL, M. IIARMUN. D. PHILLIPS. HEALTH EDITCATION Rom 011v: D. Klan,ch 1C. iIIn'I'oN. XV. DRAPER, E. MAYER. R. LOEFFLER. Rnu' Two: W. Enosm'. C. KISSIch A. BAI'MEH. XV. 1i. SANIMRH. MATHEMATICS 'A'H'LICH. E. MARSH. lrmt' TWO: 11. MARTIN. 3L BREWER. M. Now 01w: E. MASON, TAYLER, R. ELLIS. 0;; ENG LISH . Iv'roul mm:- M. PAT'I'ICRSUN. B. MCHJY. H. ANDERSON, S. FISHBAINE. L. GARDNER. 0. IiAHN. C. Dow Swami Irmr: F. lhxmckxo. 0. W1m:1Ns W. lemoxx. II. FONVERSE, 1'3. BAKKIC. II. DELBRIDUE, F. IIALL. FOREIGN LANG ITAGE Front Ifuu': M. FLYNN. 1'. WARD. R. RICHARDSON. C. SAIMEANT. 11. WATT. Scrum! Ifmv: H MCKENZIE, C. CHANDLER, A. Mmsmc. .I. .MADONNA, M. CRICICCII. VOCATIOB AL Row 01w: E. HARVEY, II. 'lX-ur'r, G. MONTGOMERY. R010 Tim: F. ZWICKEY, F. DAVENPORT, E. MCCULLOUGH. FINE ARTS VERSCHAEVE, D. BROKAW, L. MURRAY. How Two: P. WELL L. WILSON, Row 011v: H. SEITZ. OFFICE Rmr Ono: F WALKER. A. MOORE, H. TUR R, How Two: E. SYMES, P. S chtr. k7 SOCIAL SCIENCE Ifuu: Onw: .I. EDXVARDS. M. V. ATKINSON, V. E. ROGERS, H. WALKEfg . OSSM: . Row 'I'zro: L. MILLMAN, II. STEVENS, D. SMITH, B. F. HEXSIIAW, H. CONNOLLY, G. PETTIS. COMMERCIAL Null? Om': F. 10. Comjmxn. A. NANKICRVIS. C. KAMMERER, N. MALLOY. E. ROBINSON, L. BUIC- Low. Rmr 'I'Iru: XL CLARK. M. GooIHILTE, A. FINLY, E. JWRMAHLN. A. IIANSEN, M. REN'J 7H. D, NELSON. NEW TEACHERS W. CLARK E. MCCOY H. KOLBE G. MINTOX S'ITDENT UHI'NCIL lfrm- Um': LICHRICR. TOBIFQ Pmuwr. KOGAN. IIIJVE, MllesuL, LINK LINK. VVILK. SNIRIVER. Imlr 'l'lm: LYONS. SACKS. Ln'mcr. LIPSE'I'. SAYIJCS, strrx. VmarJum. MAXTYLA. KOTLIER. Rm:- 7'Iln'v: VVIII'I'ICIAM. MILLER. SHI'BAUH. WILLIS, RUSICNMAN. M xmmzuo. Wienmck. PICK- muxu. WARD. SMITH. Now Four: TFRNICR. Tut's'rzm. SIIARPE. Sumac, REEVES. LEEMON. Mmusnx. WILSON. WEST. STI'DIGNT COUNCIL lrmr qu: Lxrlnmcn. HULDHOFF. GORNBIGIN. MANm: EARLIC. SAETHER. llIclmwm'rnIan, Hmmmx. thcn. lfmr TIM: GRANT. FICLHMAN. FISIIMAN. Hmmn, Amuugumux. Bum. Uemmrk. BICAIHIAN. CLINTON. BAsva. FISCHER. Ihs'rlmw. HXMAN. Ix'ALIc'l'SKY. Gmelmmtm. DIGITTSCH. CALKINS. GERSON. ArmAMs. IMVORKIN. HOW Thrux- IMLY. ARONHTECIN. GENSICR. Kn N. JOIIANNICSSICN, FINN. PIISIalelclm, IIAIMUYITX. GOLDMAN. Ix'l-A'WELL. CMIAY. Asn- wmvru. 20 STUDEN T COUNCIL Centralts Student 001111611 111111111: the past, year, led by Miss Katharine Hine, assistant 1111111111131, 1111s well 111111111'111111111 its fine reputation in aiding in the administration 01' Central. It is the chief duty of the 001111111 1'0 111:1i11t11i11 111w 11nd order in the halls of the school. The 111emhers have :11s0 11011e :1 great deal to deve10p better understanding 211111 11101'e effective 11001111111100 between the student b0dy 11nd the a11111i11ist1'at1011. The 001111111 consists of two members from 011th of the 111011111134 g1'01111s. who are elected 011 the threefold basis of scholarship, eitzenship. and depende ability. Dues are twenty-tive cents :1, semester 111111 regular 11115111111113 1111; held 011 the first Thursday of each 111011111 to carry 011 the business 0f the 1,101111cil. Aside. 1'110'111 its 111111111111 activities the Council was represented by William Earle and Valerie Suether at 11 111eeting 0f 1111 the Student 1701111111151 in the metropolitan area held 111st fall. 01111 representatives were invited 10 the meeting and 111n1'11e011 at. 11001ey High $111001 whese Student 11011111-11 is :1 111en1her 0f the National H0110r S011iety. At 11113 111eeti11g 170111113'13 Student 11011111111 inducted several new s1-11001s 11s 111e11111ers 0f the National Society. 111111 representatives from Student 1101111011s 111 many high s1-11001s exchanged ideas 0n the V211-i011s phases of their werk. Outside of its regular activities the 1301111011 has given $111 toward the 11i-Y Christnms baskets The 111en111ers 01' the Student 11011111111 wish 10 express sincere 2111111'111-iz1t1'011 to Miss Katharine 1111111, 111ei1- SpullSUl', 111111 t0 these 1119111111113 01' the 11:11'111ty who have supervised 111111 duty. Officers for f1111 were: President, XVi11iz1111 Earle; Vi1-11-111'esi11ent. Mary 3121111111: Secretary. .10se11h 1101111111111: Treasurer. Valerie Szlether; Assistant Treasurer, Jack Merewether. For the spring 1e1-111 the 10110111111; were elected 10 0111011: President. John Turner; VieevPresident. Belle Falkins; Seeretzu'y Marjorie 11:113'; Treasurer. Jerry Fink. CentraPs Student 0011111111 1121s played 2111 :11-live 112111 this spring: in preparing fer the N1iti011111 Student 1701111011 Utiirerst Ass01-i11ti1n1 11011111111011, whi1-11 is 10 be 110111 111 Det1-0it, 1111110 29. :10. :11111 July 1. 173110111 1.11011 representntives 01 student seh001 g01'e1111111e11t 011g:11117.:1ti011s 2111 ever the 1'011111'1-3' :11'e expeeted fer the 1-0111'e11ti011. which will 13011111111 3111111 speakers 219 111'. XVil1is A. Su1t011 01' At11111111. Geergiu, 211111 Wz11tel' A. Myer 0f 11'11s11111gt011. 11. 11. 131111311 the guidance 01' Misg 11:1111'11 Buelow, the fe110wi11g students have served 011 the 11011111littee 10 provide, 11011sil1g'1111110111111111131'1011s 1501' 100 delegates: 9101111 1171111111111. Be11e 11:1111'111s. 311113101111 11111.12 Jerry Fink, Annette Linx. Czll'olyu LinX, Valerie Saether, 211111 1111111111 Wi1s011. Merritt Reeves 1121s 11131111 11111: in 111111111111 01 publicity 211111 .111111; Mel'ewethel' heads the 1'0111111ittee 011 111111111213. Central has willineg 1-111111'1111111111 10 111111111 this 1-0111'1-1111011 11 smeess. 2 I Whv-J . w 22 GIRLS. GOLF TEAM From Ihnr: VANINTSICX. WILLIS. PIUKERINU. Nrrmul Imlr: Gunman. Ihan'. Fbjnursux. G. A. A. BOARD Front Row: KEARNEY, ROBINSON, CALKINS, WILSON. Second 1.7020: MIESEL, STIGLITZ, BENISH, SAUBERAN, HABER. Third Row: WVILIJS, SIIERSTAD. DEMsKE. CENTRAL GIRLSt GOLF TEAM ?he Central girl divot diggers opened their fall season in fine style by de- feating Nmtthwestern 4V; to 31A; in their first meet which vas held September '21, 193i. They were then anticilmting encounters with Cooley and Highland Park which were to he played on the Palmer Park Golf Course. as were all the other meets. The appointed day and htmr arrived for one of these matches and so did the Central girls. Our team, not 1 01'ewurned, waited and waited 011 the course for the arrival of their opponents. Finally com-luding that the other team had forfeited. they sallied forth and spent the afternoon consum- ing hamburgers. By the latter part 01' the season they had polished their ski.l in swinging the clubs and directing the course of the hall sn well that they defeated Northern with a score of 10V; to 212. 011 :1 fair. though very, very chilly day in October the team Went to play in the City Golf Day tournament. This alfnir is similar to the Play Days held in various other girls sports, the purpuse 01' whirh is to pruride eplmrtunities for the girls 10 heroine acquainted with members of other schools through friendly games. After some of the Central girls had linished their rounds, they 1001; :1 innihnztnis holiday and relaxed by watching the progress 01' their sister emnpetitors. They saw Joan iVillis, defending champion and captain 01' Centrul's tezun, take sixth place. Under the auspices of the Professional Geit' Asseeiutiun, Mr. Pnntke 01' Plum Hollow gave instructions to wouid-be golfers and the graduate noviees during the spring term. This will undoubtedly aid the team for next fall, 21nd Miss Ernestine Burton, coach, is already hmking forward 10 a very good season. GIRLSi ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Each year the girls of Central hold an election. In this e'eetion are chosen the oiiieers 0f the Girls Athletic Association, who are the foremost girl ath- letes 0f the school. Them are associations of this kind in all high sellouls, under different names, perhaps, but with the same Ohject in mind. This Object is to acquaint the girls 01' the sehoels with ezieh ether and with the facilities offered by their health departments. Study hull representatives and ohieers of former terins comprise the Girls' Athletic Association Board. one of whose, duties is to see that the Gr. A. A. activities are well z'ldyertised. Every semester under the management, of the association board, Open House is held in the Gymnasium. usually on a Friday afternoon from four oiclock to six. The program consists of swinnning, hockey, howling, basketball, and badminton. After an active afternoon of sports, the girls dress in street clothes and return to the gym, where they enjoy serial dnneing and refresh- nients. There is always a big?r gathering at these affairs, and when the party is over, the girls depart, haying enjoyed a protitnhle and pleasant afternoon, and many Of them no doubt having acquired new friends. Miss Clara Kissel 0f the Girls Health Department is the sponsor of this association. The oii'icers for the year from September 3313 to June TE? are as follows: President - - - - - - - - JEAN RoniNsON Vice-Presidcnt - - , - - , , BELLE UALKINs Secretary , , - - . , . , Emu KHARXEY Treasurer - - - - - - , - JEAN Wilson 25 VARSITY FOOTBALL Rum 0mm STERLING. OLAMAGE, IUORDAN, GIEH, HERKMANN, MCCUTcmcox, POTTER. Now 'I'Iro: KELLEY. Wlu'rmmkx. JOHNSON, DREWS, XVHRDEN, RUBINSON, S'I'EPKU, ROLLO, LOEF- MICK. Rmr 'l'lu'm': GOUPILL, XVOLF, OWEN, Kimusu, SHAME, SANSUNE, LEVITT, WeliLMAN. FOOTBALL Everybody up for the kick-off! Thud! Thereis the first tackle and the game is on. A 1011;: time has passed since the crowds, the hand, the pigskin and the gridiron were familiar scenes. So, may I pause to refresh your menmi-y? After a month of long practice sessions, the Blazers met and humbled the touted Southwestern team 27-0, in the opening tilt of the 1956 season. The issue was never in doubt after a two-minute march to the Pi'ospeetorts goal line. Near the end of the second and fourth quarters, Couch Loetiier went in for mass production, sending in the entire second team to substitute for the iirst team. With this opening success behind them. Cent 211 journeyed to Southwestern lield to play the homeless XVestern Cowheys. The game was a, dampening one, Iiguratively and literally, because of the misty rain which prevailed through- out the contest. Due to slippery ball and muddy ground, both teams missed several chances to score and the game ended in a scoreless tie. The following Saturday, after playing half-henrted football the first half, 21 determined Central eleven took charge 01' the game, scoring two touchdowns and converting One of the extra, points to end the game lending 1343. 011 October 24th Centralis hopesofor 2111 undefeated season were smashed by a speedy and powerful Northwestern team. One week later, making another seeond-half comeback, the Trailblazers won out by :in 8-6 victory from Cooley. After 2L desperate goal line stand, our team took advantage of several breaks and scored :1, safety and :1 touch- down to Win by a narrow margin. The Saturday of N0V011111012 T, in 21 1121111012 spiritless attempt to $11151 $11 1'. of D. High, 0011112111 10st 19-6. 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The modest 211111 111121ss11111111g' Bill 11011111211111 distinv g11is111211 himself 111 1110 1201111121113' 01' 8111211 stalwarts as Irwin 11121111211112, fullback. 21.1111 Jimmy P011012. 01112 120t0111111 11112112101211211-11. B1111 11111111. 1711111121111-010121, 211113' tilled 21 V0111 1011 113' the 1112925021s011 injury 11' 11011;: Vi11121111s. Althmlgh not in 1110 starting 1111021111, Morty Levitt 211111 1121111123' Wolfe 1101221111e 2111 integral part 01' 1110, 11321111. 1111101112: 11112 111w1y 111112111e11. Ray Gios st211'212011 with his 51100121011131 type Of playing. He was 111011011, 211111 rightfully so, 011 11112 AlI-tfity 1021111 211111 11101111 nently 1110111i1111e11 011 the All-State 11221111. RHYS Vicious 1211211111115, etiicient 111111211i11g; 11110 1121ss i111121212e11ti011. 211111 11121120 kicking eclipsed 1110 110121'11121112111012 0f the rest by 1211', but Jere L1i11110111', 12101110,, 211111 Kenneth Stirling, 0,1111, 211s11 $10011 0111 for their 1112f011sive playing. Kenny was 011 the 120121411111; 01111 01' many 12011111101011 passes. while 111111101111 showed up W011 120111;r 1101111 1111111212 punts. 112111111 311-1711111111121111, 211 11112 011110site 1211211112 110st, 1112011211 10 he 21 11121311212 in the 21121 01' 1'1'0ssvl1011y 1110011111; 11011 .1111111s011. 1110 1112211'i0st 1112111 1111 the 1'2112si1y. 211111 Dave Vt'ex1ei2 1e211111211 1111 211 guard to provide, 110111110 101- opposing ends and backfield 111011. Johnny Ri1112112111 211111 8011 Robinson. 2111'e1'11211i11g 211 left. 01111. 1,1is11121ye11 801110 111112 1112131111: 211 11111129. Tony Smmme 211111 1121121111 11'11iteh01'11 proved 10 1:0 11:0 2'11110s1 0t 111e 12051012112 111211121'i211 11021011 11110111012 112111 111 12111 11211211 011. A11 01 11112 1103's 111121111011011 21110112 1212120111211 1211251111 10110128. Although 11103' were 1101, 1111 11112 1021111 there 2110 12012121111 1103's who 511011111 1201121112 1111211111211 211 this 111119. The 11.121111111111351 g110st was 21 1121111i11211' sight in 11112, 1112125011 01 11111211111311 14112112110 10211'i11g' the 110111211 011 the 121111 111111 the 11'21101- 11111211121 211111 0111112. 111 211111iti1111 111 this job he was 11121112111012 111' 11112 1021111 12011110122 ing V811121b10 21111 10 M12. 11012111012 211111 Mr. K0110y, 11059110, 120211211. 121121110 11111012011. 111211; 11i111ii1111iv0. 11521121111112. 1211001 1122111012 110111011 110011 the s11112i1s 01 110111 11112 1103's 211111 1110 01'011'11 1111. And now in 12105111154. 1121 1110 say 111211 regardless 11f the. s1211120s 012 standings. 11112 how 01' 11112 varsity 211111 120s01'1'e s11112111s, 111e 011211-1100. 211111 the 111211121ge12s 111252011112 21 1.110211 110211 01' 1212121111. 191211111 S1211te11111012 111 N111'12111111211 is 21 1011;: 111'i1111H every 2111012110011 111221121112i11g, some evenings studying 111213'5 2111 this 11102111S 52112121111212 211111 work. s0 112115 1111 10 121st 312211218 squad! A g'2111g111 tighters. 11110 12021121111151, 21111121 swell 1111112; 111211 was 1110 1112113 s021s011 in brief. 27 29 CROSS COUNTRY Front Row: ROL'MAX. OPPEXIIEIM. HOLLY, Hova, COHN, MORISUN. Second Row: SAxroxm, DIAMOND, FINE, MORGAN, SCI'PIIOLM, BLUSTEIN, ROSEN. CROSS COUNTRY Graduation e11t deeply into the reserve strength of the e1-11ss-c0111111'y squad and again spoiled Central's chances for an nll-city 11121111. D011 Hevey, the only vete 1:111 to return from last ymrts squad, was elerted captain. Throughout the season the team 11 'letiCOd diligently under the able conch 111g of Mr. Sanford. In order to give each lmy more individual help the team was divided into two' parts. The two squads practieed individually and :1 fine Spirit Of competition developed. The first squad was coached by Fuptain D011 Hovey Who also acted as t ?ainer. The second group was coached by Mr. Sanford. After the season 1'; s well under way. time trials were held so that the relative running: positions of the boys might be dete1-111i11ed. These, time trials also prepared the team for the regular meets which were held 111 October at Rouge Park. The opening: of the regular season was marked by the running of the first regular meet on October 1. The sensmfs training: was c1i11121xed by the running of the league, meet on October 10. Although the team failed to place in the league meet. 11111011 credit should be, given to the team for their fine efforts. AH season the hnrriers met tough oppositien. lmt Sid Cohen. D011 Hovey. and Jack Roumnn gave outstanding exhibitions of line running and good sportsmanship. Other outstanding runners who were awarded varsity letters were Warren Holly, Jim Oppenheim, and Jim Morrison. Phil Fine, Jack Tolack, and John Seupholm received reserve letters. Next yeafs team will he captained by V'arren Holly. who was elected by the lettermen 1'11 Oeteher; XVith several veterans returning next year, the prospects for the team are most promising. 3O kw i a i $0 le GIRLS, HOCKEY Front Row: C. LINK, xEARNEY, BENISH, WiLLIs, ROBINSON, W1 sex. X i m, MOORE, x1. Lixx. SW-mul Irmr: FLEMING. KVEIL, ALEXANDER, BEYSTER. Lusww. SAHTIIICK. MANBY. BYTLER. COUNCILMAN. 'I'Iiinl Now: TARPINAN, LEV, KOVACII, SIICGICL, Immune. SAUBERAN. KLAILA, ELLENSON. LASSMAN. GIRLS, HOCKEY Centrzllis field hockey stars wielded their sticks vigorously it' not effectively the past season. The following are the srnres ot the varsity season: Central 0 - - - - - , Northwestern 2 Central 1 - ' - - - - Cooley 1 Cent Hal 1 - - - - - - Cooley 3 Central 1 - - - - - - Denby 3 Central 0 - - - - - - Northeastern 1 Central 0 - - - - - - Mackenzie 2 Central 0 - - - - - - Hanitranick 2 Intramural hockey, however. more than varsity was stressed, the purpose, being to get more girls interested in the sport. That they succeeded in their purpose is shnwn by the thet that there were four complete teams which in turn had been redueed from a larger number. In the twiee-weekiy practices they valiantly swungr their sticks and improved their technique. This routine was flavored with t-niitests among the grades, and two play days. one with Northwestern and the other with Cooley. were special events of the season. 0f even more interest and special notice was the arrival of a womenis hockey team from Anst 21118. Central played host on this oemsimi t0 the teams of the 1Vest Side high schools, and 2111 were coached by the Australians 0n the finer points of hockey playing: about which the visitors had vast knowledge. These same women proved their ability in a game the following Saturday with Detroitts team. Two girls from each west side school formed a, team to play the east side team the same morning. the two from Central being: Joan XViIlis and Leii Benish. The varsity team was then chosen. with Jean Robinson expertly captaining the group, and a season commenced duringr which, for the most part, the players slid around in mud vainly trying: to rem-h the hall six inches below water-ievel. After the game with Northeastern High. the girls invited the opposing players to partake of hot chocolate and cookies with them, which was truly appreciated by the starving athletes. There was an all-city play day at the close of the season. each school sending two teams, Central once again the host. and a tournament was played. In the last meeting Leil Benish VHS elected next years captain; then the girls regretfully laid away their blue and white tunics. 3 l BOYST T CNNIS SOLOMON, PERLMAN, SCIIAFLANIJER, LIEBICRLIAN, LEVINE. TENNIS The tall doubles tezlm finished its engagements with brilliant sneeess. winr hing .19 out 01 20 nmtehes and the individual doubles championship into the, bargain. The team as n wlmie was well balanced and led by Gerald Sehntlnnder and Morris liesenbzlmn, won the city championship for the tii'st time in tour? teen years. George Rnehle and Irving Levine emnln'ised the second team while .Iztek Perlman and Howard Suleiman rounded out the squad. This fall season intrmlneed the individual method of selecting.r the city championship team. IGyei-y .seluml scheduled as many invitational games as it wished, to prepare for the city iilmiS which were held October 8-12. There were two leagues. the east and the. west side. The west side pizlyotts were held at Nortlm'esteI-n and the east .side :it Belle, Isle. Each school entered three teams and when there were but two teams in ezieh ietlglie. the teams moved to the Detroit Tennis Hub for the semi-tinzlls. Irving Levine and George Riiehle won the tii-st match but were beaten in the SCI'UlNi. Jack Perlmzm 21nd H. Solenmn were put out in the tirst round by Nelles and Cotton 0f Nortlm'estern, who succeeded in reaching: the city timilsa Captain Gerald Sehatiander be tause of an injured ankle was forced to play the net lmsititm, while Morris Rosenbzmm myeretl the bark eoui'ta In spite, of this change the team swept everything in sight. Much of the team's sue eess was due to IiosenbaunVs tine forehand and bnekhnnd. llis service was very ell'eetive and he, set up many EL ball for Sehntiamdei- tn put, away With his overhumt shot. L'M'liHihtllder's service was also strong in spite, of his hnndi :up. 111 the semirlinzl's. Ventral met James Tobin. city singles ehmnpimh mid Gene Mnrkimn 01' Highland Park. After a 1oiig-dmwneut battle of three hunts. Ventral finally mine out 011 top. winning by the score of 4-6, 11-9, 1075'. The next day Gerald Sehzithmdei- and Morris Rosenbmim brought Uentmi its first Chmnpie'nship in fourteen years by defeating NeNes and Cotton of Northwestern, 6-2. 6-1. Most of the teams sueeess was due to the diligent and patient coaching of' Mr. Wilmrmt Sanford. and his work was certainly not in min. The team was undoubtedly the strongest; high school team in the state. The team lost but one game throughout the entire season. 32 NOVEMBER DECEMBER CENTRALITE EDITORS CLASS OF JANUARY, 1937 ELIZABETH WHITELAM Editor-in-Chief MARIE TOTH Business Manager GRANVILLE SHARPE Advertising Manager UFXTHALITIC CAMERA AND ART STAFF Hour 0110: GRAHAM, Luwis, KATA. FINN. SINGER. SIIRMHCR. HZBI'RN. PFICFITICR. Ifmr 'I'Iro: tiLesSMAN, MCNAIC. CUGGAN, IIeLLy. NELSON, Won. Lounncn. iimxsrigm, Llcrmm'l'rx. titlJNTRAIilTE LITERARY AND lll'SINESS STAFF Rmr Unr: Vustm. CLINTON, WHI'I'ELAM. Fus'ricn. MILLER. Torn. JOLLIPTIC. IIIGHHCN. 'tVIMics. lrmr Tim: FINLEY, Iiiell, LumIIAL. HASKICRVILLE, Nicrisox. Kimst'iliax. Sumac. SHAm-ic. PATTERSON. FALL CENTRALITE STAFF The Cmm-ulile is published fer the pleasure and interest of the students of Central High Srheul. This year it has been the aim of the Fall and Spring stutt's to create :1 hook unique and interesting in every way. in addition to the novel eirt-us theme. whieh has been used as the basis of the art: work and the intrmhu-tiens. :11 new arrangement, of limterizil according to the 111011ths of the school year has been employed to achieve this end. Elizabeth Whitehtm headed the F2111 Lite ':11'y sent us l4hlitmvi11el1ief; her ehiet' assistants were F tanees Clinton, Laura Finley, Louise Rirh, and Gerald Baskerville. Ground work for the lbrmluetimi 01' the annual was begun in the Fall by the Business Manager. Marie Toth, and by the Advertising Man- ager, Granville Sharpe. The work ut' the Art Stilti' was emnpleted s0 0:111:11in and promptly that they were able to meet the, tirst eneruverts dead- line. The Camera Statt' started its work early in the Fall and ttlITied on through the Spring term. 1 The Editors of the Cmtmlitv wish. to take this opportunity to express their appreciation to Miss Mary Patterson and Mr. David Nelson t'er their valuable help and re-operntimi which has been essential to our work. 1 T0 Mrs. Verschaeve for her help in the preparation of the art work we are, grate- ful. XVe also wish to thank Mr. Salisbury ut' the Service Engraving Company and Mr. TViderllmn 01 the lIeitmmrtiurnnd Coilllnmy fur their professional advice as well 11s their personal interest which has helped to make your book :11 success. XVe also thunk the Centiwllite Sales FOIT'G. led by Mr. Lewis D. Millman, for the sei-Viees which they have, rendered to make the, book a financial suet-ess. 37 CENTRAL NOMINATES 38 ELI COMAY Highest: 1. Q. 01' Uentmlts history. MERRITT REEVES Poet Laureate of Central. Be sure to take a long firm look At the above picture in this book For that means that your eyes have met: lentralk best poet, the laureate. RAY GIES All-State Football. To teammates a Bay of sunshine, To Opponents 21 Ray of glomnl Is this the mighty fellow W'hose Imtrels ftll a room? JERRY SCIIAFLANDER Member 01 City Doubles Chmnpionship team. Participant in National Junior Indoor Singles Championship Matches. A champion mcqueteer. JOAN WILLIS City Golf Champion; Captain, Hirlst G011 , Hockey, and Tennis Teams. She doesnt like water sports but; in the othersll City Champion of Golf and Pingpong, and outstanding member of Varsity Hockey, Basketball, Golf. and Tennis teams. RUTH MIESEL State Diving Champion, Captain 01' Varsity Swimming Team. A stellar natatma tThose words meanitt swell swimmerJ Rex THUSTON Plays all kinds of instruments and also teaches music. A veritable ttThnrstion along: the line of percussion instrmnents and rhythm, and excellent: teacher of the same. DON HOVEY All-City Hockey. thtptnin Cross Country. A little fellow who kept the tiny puck out of the huge hockey net S0 well that he was selected goalie on the All-City Hockey Team. FOR ITS HALL OF FAME- I'IILDEGARDE FELSNEH , A 111-st-11111ce winner 111' the N111i1111111 Musiv 11111111'111'11115' 1711111'111'11111'11, B1111; Emuuuxx A1171iity Basketball v1111:1111; 111111111111 S1111. His cooperative spirit 111111 playing :111i1i1y 111111-011 111111 :11 the 11111 1111 11111 A11-1ii1'y Basketball T121111. PH1LL11' 15131131111111: President 111' Ce111111111s 11111111811 111' the 111111111: 01111131111111 11f 11111611111. treasurer of 1116 Mi1-111g1111 chapter, 111111 se1-1'111111'y 111' the 1'1111911 States 1111g1111izatim1; June Class President. 31111101111111 BA 111' HEL Pianist. A 1'1'811111111111111913' 541111111 110111-1111 1112111131 wil'h 1111 01111111119 111:1s101'y 111' the 11160111111105 01' music. 1111c W110 is 1111111111 11.9 11119 111' 1,110 11111511211111i11g pianists of he1 115.19. DAVID MITCHELL Artist. A1'1'is1' 11'1111 drew 1'11e subdivision 1111mm 1111' 11111 Urutralitr', Whuso 1111111 is 011111111115, 111111 whn is W011 known in 1110 2111' 111111111'1'1111111t 111' the s1-h11111. ROBERT TOWN A Major in Centrzll's Ix'.0.'11.C. This is 11119 111' the highest 1111ices 1111SS11110 to 1111 gained by :1 high school student. 9111111111 1117110011 Chief 11111-110110 Of 11113 Central Choir. 1191ig11tf1111y languishing.r Lord 171111111 0111101 111' 101111111115, 111111 only 11111111 1-ep119s1111t111ive 11f 1101111'111'3 songbirds 111' 1119 N111i1111111 Musiv 1101110191110 111' 1937. 1115111 DICKMAN Dunce' 211111 Teacher. She must: be 21 descendant 111' '1101'11isch11110 11:: she dances 211111 1111101103 the subject so well. 39 CENTRAL STITDENT BUSINESS STAFF 18020 0111'! VI :1s1:ROT. THOMSON, SAHHQRAX. W1 TMAX, JOSICIFF, Rom Two: SCHUHGIN, WIGTSMAN. XVEINDLING, GREENMHI, Wlu'mcL, liERLIN. Nmr 'I'IIIH': Hmmx, SULMION, HnnmmN, 0mm. Snm'rlux. S'N ' DEN '1 LITE MARY STAFF mm: Ow: RUMNSTEIN. GORNUICIN. IIAWKINS. DA XV. SCHNHLL, CUMAY, Romcxs. WanEN. How 'l'u'o: DIICLIKAN, KAVAXAIT, SARASOHN. Pm .551ng. TUHHBANT, ltosENTIIAL, SKLARE, I'ORVIN. R01! Thrzw: ROTHSTEIN, PHILLIPS, XVulelc. Rmalxsox. GULDHUFF. SmIAHCRO, SCHNMIMLRMAN, FISHILXINIC. Irmr Funr: KlvsllNlm, VEILQN, SCHAPLANDER. REEVIcs, VVAR- XER. GOODMAN. PIUFMIAN. 4O CENTRAL STUDENT Thc Uvntrul Student tinishetl the fall semester after winning several prent inent awards, those presented by the N. S. P. A., U. S. P. An and the Quill and Scroll Society. This remarkable student publieatiun is written, edited, and published by the pupils of the jetn'nalisni classes uttered at Central. Although Inneh of the credit slmnld lie given to S. S. Fishbaine. the adviser. the actual writingr is left entirely in the hands of the members of the student stati'. This paper is published hi-weekly and contains lllllCll interestingr infor- mation fur the students. their parents. and their friends. Schenl news. notices, elnhs, activities, schedules7 and jokes are. all t0 he, found there. Ram- tiling at Random is just packed to the brim with interesting little nothings; ttAi-t, Mnsie, and Drama contains many valuable tidihits for those who wish to keep up with the world of culture; ttAiry Tales will inform the radio bug with nmny worthwhile anmmneeinents regarding programs and the radio stars; Mllhe le-ltl ot' Btmksli has been known to stimulate interest in certain books through its colorful and thrilling heel; reviews; t'The In- quiring Reporter utters tn the reader many interesting Opinions en the numerous topics whieh are to he l'onnd around Central; ttListening' In On Centraltl contains many amusing and interesting: facts and incidents which are being made into history each day in the classes of Central; for those who prefer ln'awn tn brains. we lntve itSitle Line Flashes? a elever sports colnntn. whieh covers emnpletely all phases of sehool athletics; last but not least, we have the article whieh is inva1-iah'.y rend lll'St, tttlhuekles. By far the most outstanding jeni'nalistie event: 01 the year- 1'as the N. S. P. A. ennventien whieh was held December Il-St 1936, in Detroit. High schools 0f twenty-tive states and the DistI-it-t ot' Wlnntbiu were represented. An all-time mark of attendance was reaehed with 1660 delegates present, rep- resenting high sehool papers. nntgazines and year htmks, Delegates assembled at the Bunk-Catlillae lrlutel fer the purpuse of discussing; lnany phases nt' high seheel jenrnalisni. Many i-enewnetl persenag'es gave their opinions and Views 011 current, publications problems; among them were, tilln'istopher Morley, Kenneth E, Olsen. Dr. Ralph D. Casey, H. C. L. Jneksen, Ted Roeki well, and Ty Tyson. It is estimated that the delegates represented SOIIIC 1N2; high school publications, Miehiyan. nl' mnrse, leading: the rest. Repre- senting the faculty were S. S. Fishltaine and Miss Mary Patterson. The Crmwntion Clarion. the uttieial paper 01 the mnventinn. mm pub- lished under the direction of S. S. Fishlmine. It was distributed at the Con- vention banquet :llltl it served as a settree of delight to all. The Clarion was prepared by an all-eity statl'. Representing Central on this stnl'l' were Victor Knshner, Marion Phillips, Merritt, Reeves. Jean Robinson. Virginia Sehnell, and Shirley Tushbant. N0 efforts were spared to make this assembly a memorable one to all present. Besides participating in the tlonventiun activities, the delegates found time to make a. tour of the eity. They Vistetl 13011115 Greentield Village, an automobile factory. Belle Isle. the plants 01' three nietrolmlitan news- papers, and Radio Station lVlV-T. Many ttmk a trip to Canada. and to some it was a first trip to a foreign country. The topic of lunch discussion was the censorship of the press. 011 this subject the guest speaker was John L. Brnnl who stated that only ene-ninth 0f the worldis population enjoyed any freedmn at all. He also stated that the United States has more liberty than any of the ether eonntI-ies but that there are influences which threaten to take t'i-eedmn away from even 11s. He adds that it is up to us, the younger generation, to connteraet these intinenees and perpetuate freedom and liberty. 4x AN OPERA 1N TXVU ALWS Written by S11: V1LL1AM GILBERT and Sm ARTM 1:1: SULLIVAN Act I. Arczldy. Act II. PRINCIPALS IN THE CAST mum 1 , LEILA f mm VICLIA - - - . . . . , . . QI'ICICN 0F THIC FATRHCS STRICPHUN mu Arcadian sheplwrzh IOLANTIIIC m fairy. Strophmfs 1110171101'1i - LORD GIIANCELLOR FARL 0F BIOI'XTARARA'I' EARL TOLIAVHILER - - PHYLLIS m ward in Ullzuu-mw - - - - PRIVATE XVILLIS Guard! m Grenadier 42 The Palace Yard at Westminster. 5 Mary Mnnhy 2 Esther quwl-zmm x Virginia Reiwr ? Dorothy KVhiTluy S Lee Muguriun 2 Shirley Smith S Joseph Gornlwin 2 NVillizlm Sowvll Hannah Lynn - Edward Gohmr 8 Rex Thnshm 2 Rnlwrt Stewart Rolwrt XVOltber g Jacqueline Vintvni 2 Ruth Dcntch Y 2 Joseph Glick John Knnkle IOLANTHE The latest operatic success to be written into the annals of Ceiitmals history was the Gilbert and Sullivan Opera. ttIolanthef presented by the January graduating class on Friday and Saturday nights, December 18 and 19. The first seene is laid in Ai'cady, with fairies in tihuy, tinseled costumes flitting about their Queen. She has just pardoned Iolanthe, who was banished from fairydom tweiity-tive years before for marrying a mortal. Iolanthe reveals the existence of a son, Strephon, who loves Phyllis, a thai-ming ward in Chan- cery. Strephon enters, romping on the stage in a manner befitting a person who is a fairy down to the waist. and a mortal from the waist down. He informs his mother that Phyllisi guardian. the Lord Chancellor twho is quite sas- ceptible to the wiles of womeni i-etiises him permission to marry Phyllis. Nevertheless. when Strephon meets Phyllis later, he attempts to persuade her to marry him and brave the outcome. As they depart undecided, the peers march on in a stately and impressive procession to determine who of their number is worthy of Phyllis' hand. The stocky Lord Chancellor, bedecked in his snowy official wig and delicately flourishing a large silk handlwrehiet, enters. Phyllis is sumnmned to his pres- ence; she comes and declares her love for Strephon. The Lord Chancellor remains adamant: in his refusal to grant the young pair permission to wed. Because Phyllis lacks slitiieient imagination to believe that Iolanthe. who is seventeen, is the mother of Strephon, she 111isi11terpi'ets a tender scene between Iolanthe and her son. The curtain goes down on the first act as the Queen promises to send Strephon to Parliament as a Liberal-Conservative to avenge himself. The second act opens with Strephon in Parliament, dominating all the other members. and Phyllis engaged to two Lords. She, however. changes her mind upon learning that Iolanthe is a, fairy. and gives a cold shoulder to the two Lords and a warm heart to Strephon. Iolanthe discloses that she is the wife of the Lord Chancellor. The penalty for this revelation is to be death. All the fairies are espoused to peers, how- ever, so the Queen, too. enters into the holy bonds of matrimony, taking Private W'illis. whose manly beauty and soidieriy bearing have won her heart. for her mate. The entire cast showed surprising poise. Every detail in the opera was well executed, but the ace performance of both evenings was the rendition of the itNightmai-e Songm by the Lord Chancellor. 43 44 FUTI'RE FRAFTSMEN OF AMERICA I 1'0111 110111: TAFT. TURNER. 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Ix'th'rrxmx. Ifmr Tl'hrrw: t'nmcx. thclmox, WEISS, SAETIIER, Gokmalilx. FLYNN. SOCIETAS CLASSICA The Hwietns Hussiru arts 11S 21 supplementary t'tblll'SO tn these Latin students who study the works of Caesar, Cicero, 0r Virgil. At the same time it l'ttr- nishes a wealth of ancient historical lore. Not only the aforementioned writers but also their contenqwrnries. customs, habits, and religions are reported 011 and discussed at the meetings. The programs of the past year have dealt with the lives of those who lived during the Golden Age, among whom were Aristotle. Demosthenes. Plato, Socrates, and other Roman 21nd Greek statesmen, urntnrs, and poets. At one of the meetings 21 11121190111115: contest was held to test the memberst knowledge of the great men of ancient Rome 21nd Greece. At another meeting colorful pictures depicting Greek life were shown. Officers for the Fall term were: Consuls. Geraldine Plisetm and Harold Shapero; Scribe, Jenn Rosin; thestor, Alex Weinberg: Aediles. Ruth Kogan, Miriam Lipset, Blanche XVrubel. and Bertha Gehlholt'. The nmeers for the Spring: term were the SHIHO except that Rebecczt Leash and 31ther Lubetsky replaced Ruth Kognu and Bertha Gotdhoff us Aediles. The sponsors for the year were Miss Ruby Richardson and Miss Margaret: Flvnn. 47 h h h Dt ,A'ltING TEAM lhur One: GREEN, LICEMAN, KEerLL. lfmr 'I'H'o: STEGER. SALOCHEK. Rom Three: MILLMAN. VARSITY DEBATING TEAM Re-entering the Michigan Forensic Association after an absence of one year, Centralis varsity debating team succeeded in capturing one debate of the scheduled font. Starting with an entirely green team, Mr. Lewis D. Milllnan had, by the end of the fall semester, a hard-working, carefully skilled team. In its First debate against Northern High School, Central was represented by Jerry Keywell. Roland Starr, and Morris Green. Opposing: a well-poiished and closely-knit team. the debaters from Ventral snu-nnlbed to a bewildering barrage of issues and contentions. Defending the negative of the proposi- tion, ttliesotlved, that all electric utilities he gm'ernmentally owned and oper- atedf the subject that was debated throughout the semester. the teaniis most, glaring fault was lack of team-work and unity of argument. Mrs. Elizabeth Yonngjohn. professor in speet'h at XVayne Tiniversity who was the, single critic judge 01' this debate. awarded the deeision to Northern High School. Still defending the negative, the team next encountered the varsity debating team from Hanltraniek High School. In an attempt to seenre a better com- bination, Norman Leemon was substituted for Roland Starr in this debate. XVhile there 'as a direct elash between the two teams. and the debate was very Closely contested, the two-to-one decision of th judges w: s given to the team from Hamtramck. Duringr the next two weeks. the team prepared arguments on the affirma- tive side of the question. which it was to uphold for the remaining two debates. A friendly practice, debate was also held with Hanutramek. from which, though no decision was given, both teams gained a better idea ot' the respective sides which they were now to uphold. For the third debate of the season, Central presented an entirely reor- ganized team, which included Thomas Steger, Irene Sig'el. and Morris Green, who spoke in that order. The experiment was in vain, however, for the team came out on the short; end of the three-to-noth111gr decision. which went to Pershing High School. XVith three straight defeats against it. Neutrals debaters faced the unde- feated trio from Cass Teeh. Debating for the last time at Central. Thomas Steger. Norman Leemon, and Jerry Keyweil scored a complete upset when they defeated the strong: Cass Tech team by a two to one decision, thus eliminating: them from the city finals. Shirley Saloehek and Parker Linton completed the 1936 squad. Though it gained only one Victory, the members of the team gained valuable experience in public speaking, which, Claims Mr. Millman. is the most important factor to be considered. 48 I M JIVTIC MEN FALL SEMESTER Now One: MILLMAN, LINK, MELLEN. SCHNELL. STEwART, LJNX. Ihur tl'u-u: SIDICN, Ft'iIRER. tVHITE, KEYWELL, WILLIs. Si'mksln'. MINUTE MEN Bubbling over with vim, vigor, and Vitality, Celltrulis Minute Men started out the fall season with the determination to achieve greater success than ever before. And, under the able direction of Mr. Millman, they 'nrried out this purpose. The Minute Men 2111- the publicity agents and salesmen for Cent'ul. In a school as large as 0111's. it is very difficult for each pupil to be informed about all of the various activities that are going 011. Therefore, the solution to this problem is found in the Minute Men, who cover both 11101'ni11g and afternoon groups selling pins, school publications. and tickets to a variety of events. Members Of this organization derive a great deal 01 benefit from their experiences in the various groups. They gain poise, selfecontidenee, and the ability to speak het'm-e antagonistic. doubtful, or friendly audiences. The tttientral StudeuW, and fuotlmll. basketball. and debate tickets were widely advertised throughout the school by Jerry Keywell. William W'hite, John Willis, Virginia Schnell, Jenn Stewart, Annette Linx, Carolyn Linx. Irving Siden, Sidney Fuhrer. Lillian Mellen. As :1 result of the spring campaign of the Minute Men. and with the aid of the group teachers and ofiieei's, 3,003 copies of the ttCentI'al Student were ordered, the largest number in the history of Central. A great, deal of the success of the Minute Men is due to the ett'orts of their sponsor, Lewis D. Millman. Mr. Millman, besides sponsoring the Minute Men, was coach of the debating team and introduced various oratorit-al contests. Early in the spring semester this year, Mr. Millman left Central High School to accept a position in the administrative branch 01' our Michigan State Government. There he will hold an important executive position. 49 HliY hVHITE CHAPTER Ifrue Um': SHER. RIURDAN. SMARMJ. HI'IIRICR. EARLE. Ifme 'I'u-o: MA'ITMKN. BARNES, MOON. WARNER. FOLLINS. PHILLIPS. How 'I'hrev': Imwrzy. Elmaums, IIOLLY. PUKOKNEY. DAVIS. tXu'ELL. RoLm. HI-Y BLUE CHAPTER mm Our: WERNER. WILan. P0 In. KI'I'ZMILLICR. WILLLAMS. GOTSHALL. 'lil'RNmt. Row 'I'H'U: WIGHT. THOMPSON. THUMKL . ASH. TIII'STUN. STERLING. RUPERT, OWEN. Ifmr 'I'lIrw: Iil'RI'l'z. III'JRRMANN. GHCS, BAKKIC. HAYWARD, anx, BICCFTCHEON, NEAL. HI-Y James Potter. president of the Blue Chapter of the Central Hi-Y. was host to the club at his cottage in Canada for the opening meeting: of the year. When the meeting had been allied to order, emmnittee chairmen were ap- pointed and :1 program formulated at a rnuild-tnhle discussion. Aftet adjourn- ment, the Club proceeded to Whiter Uwenis summer home for the week-end. At the same time as the Blue Chapter were planning their fall activities, Granville, Sharpe, president. of the XVhite Chapter, 'alled the hViliiO Chapter meeting to order at his home in Detroit. At this meeting an interesting dis- cussion was carried on concerning speakers for the weekly 111eeti11gs to be held during the school year. Throughout the tall term the Hi-Y, working- in eo-opel'ation with Miss Hine and the faculty. aided in lilaiiitaining,r order and efficiency in the lunchrooni. Mr. Goddard, who has spent many years in the north of Canada and United States, addressed the Hi-Y in October. His subject was wide and varied, includ- ing such interesting topics as ttA Canoe Trip in Northern Canada? ttShooting Rapids in a Canoe? ttA Live Ghostfi and Phe Advantages of FlyfishingW In November the two chapters held a. pet-luck Father and Son Dinner. The purpose, of the dinner, a semi-zmnnal affair. is to have the fathers become better acquainted with the purposes of the Hi-Y. Mr. Cunningham, represen- tative of the Federal Bureau Of Investigation in Detroit. was the principal 50 speaker of the evening. His talk on the purposes and various headline cases of the Fede'al Bureau of Investigation was very entertaining . During the latter part Of the month the Hi-Y held its fall eity-wide banquet and confer- ence. At siX-ihirly dinner 'as served in the banquet hall 01 the church. After dinner, Mr. Beaver ol' the Northern MY led the group in a lively songr test. Rev. Anlenbaeh 01' Christ Church, Cranbroek, uttered some amusing tid-bits on g Adversity? Among the delegates from Central were Jimmy Potter. Bob lVebber, Leonard lVest. Hebert Bnritz, Walter Owen. Gerry lVilsOn, La Rue Neal, John Turner, Ralph Mt-Cnteheun, Gordon Bnhrel', Jim Edwards, Bub Collins, Johnny Riordan and G 'anville Sharpe. Early in December the Blue Chapter sponsored a fall danee which was held at the Fisher ttYW The excellent playing of Al Hutchinson and his High Hatters made the frolic detinitely a success. Through the comperation 0f the entire student body, the Central Girls, Club, and the faculty, the I'li-Y was able to give twenty-tive Christmas baskets to the needy in this district. Dr. Poole of Toronto gave a very thenght-1n'm'oking talk on ttThe Critical Period in Boys7 Livest, to make the January Induction Service, a marked success. One week later at the last: meeting of the year. George Rnehle was elected successor to Jimmy Potter as president. Jere Gilnlonr succeeded Bob XVebber as Vice-pi-esident and Kenneth Stirling.r replaced Art Kitzniillei- as secretary. Ge'ald XVilson, the historian. was elected treasurer tilling' Dong iVilliHIllS. shoes. while Bill Getsehall became historian. At the White Uhapter meeting: Bob Cellins was elected president, ta replace Granville Sharpe. Gordon Bnhrer, secretary. became viee-president, replacing Bill Earle while George XVaI'nei- became secretary and Jim Edwards, treasurer. On February the sixteenth George Rnehle, Jere GillllOUI', Jim Hayward, Art Kitzniiller, Leonard lVest. Bill Getsehall. Robert Bni'itz, Kenneth Stirling, Herald lVilson, Ralph Metlntcheon, Bob Collins, W'ai'ren Holly, Nrordon B1111re1', iee'i-ge XVarner, and Mr. Phillips represented Central at the spring: eity-witle banquet hehl at Central Christian Church, Detroit. Following an exeellent meal and some lively singing,r led by Sandy Newell, Dr. Slntz, a. Detroit school teacher, spoke on The New Patriotism? In the chapel of Westminster ehni'eh on March the twenty-tit'th Mr. Zanelli spoke to the Hi-Y 0n tWoeational Gnidanee? Mr. Zanolli has had much experience in this field. He stressed especially preparedness, tt . . . be prepared . . . have a good foundation . . . and you will have no trouble in beine' successful in your tieltlf, On April tenth the White tilhapter sponsored the Spring Frolic which was held at the central branch Y. XV. C. A. A1 Hutchinson and his nine-pieee band furnished the music, which will long: be remembered by those whu were, there as the best of the season. In May, Dr. Doty, a Detroit skin specialist, gave a series of talks to the Blue Chapter on venereal diseases. This series of talks was featured by slides and pictures. In order to make the Hi-Y an outstanding organization at Central ninch work has been done to make the meetings not, only diversitied but also edu- cational. The usual plan is t0 hold one meeting: at a chlm-h. one at the ttYW and one at the home of some member. Each meeting, besides allowing for the conducting: of regular business, is featured by a devotional program and either an outside speaker 0' a reninl-table discussion on some predetermined topic. l 'ith the closing 01 the present: semester the Hi-Y looks forward to an even more successful year. l'nder the able leadership of Mr. Bakke tBlne Chapter slmnsuri and Mr. Phillips twhite Chapter sponsor! it is expected that, next year will be the best in the history of the Central Hi-Y. ELLEN H. RICHARDS CLUB Now One: SCHUBACII. LI'mN. NEIDELMAX. HENDERSON. XVOLK. SAYLEs, XVALDEN, UIIABICN- SKY. R070 N'O: SEICMAN. JUHTUS. BARSKY, PULEthsKY. COOPER, UZBI'RN. WALimn. Row 'I'hrcc: BRAND, DITTBERNICR, WINSEN, CAMERON, IMVENPOJW, CAMERON, LEVINE, TOAZ, KosKI. ELLEN H. RICHARDS CLUB The Ellen H. Richards Chili was organized under the direction of Miss Ella Davenport, our present sponsor, for the purpose of promoting the gen- eral cause of home economics. This is best accomplished by informal dis- cussion on various home emnmuics topics and by serving at the different sm-inl tunvtions ut the sehont. Assisting with the 12A hint'henn, faculty teas. and club tens, the girls hope to vrente :1 greater social spirit within the school. - The Ellen H. Rivhards Club has the distinction of being :1 member ol' the Junior Federation of Home, ICmnumit-s Asxnt-iutiuns of Detroit. There are over twonty clubs affiliated with this organization new, and a Central girl. Virginia Henderson. presides over its meetings. The Central Huh is also affiliated with the Michigan Home Emnonlies Association and the American Home Economics Association. This yeuris activities were many. Our representatives attended the Ot'ittltOI' luncheon given by the state association zit the Statler Hotel. Later in the season Highland Park High School was the place of the city-witte 'ltnlt Party. from which Central girls carried prizes for the best entertainnwnt. The next function, the Christmas Party. was held at the Xanents City Club where one of the main attractions was the presentation of a Shakespearean drama by the Strolling Players of XVnyne. The most keenly anticipated event of the year was the Michigan Home Economics Convention at the Stntlel' Hotel. April 30-May 1, where the Ellen H. Richards Club was represented. In order to wind up all the fun and good times of the year the girls had a picnic at Belle Isle in June. FALL TERM SPRING TERM ETIIEL NEIHELMAX I'U'm-ident DOROTHY SMII' men DOROTHY SAYLEs Vice-Ih'vsidmzt SHIRLEY LEVINE RI'TH 000mm Secretary VIRGINIA BRAND ALICE Immx 'I'I'eamn'er SIGIHD KOSKI BEATRIPE tVOLKn t'm'w'slmriding Nevretary BHATRIHG tYOLKE 52 BHYS' SWIMMING Front How: 1. GRANT. tikmmssmz. CoHEN. L. GRANT. CI'KRIIC. JASLUW. KELLXLY. Nvoozul lfou': LEVY. FiNK. Coucqu. JAMIESON, GINSBIVRG, CUGGAN, RICE, ZACK. BOYSt SWIMMING TEAM Bemuse ot' ineligiltilities and lack of enndidntes. the Blazers nnt'ortunzltLEy am not complete 21 very sut'cesst'ul season. Lee Grant led the tezlni in the total number of points earned, with Bob Dzu'is second and Yale tioggnn third. Although none of the boys competed in the tinal meet. timnt was a eontender in his favorite breast stroke event. Grant, who swims the tttlying' fish form of breast stroke, was the hack hone 0f the team, losing only one dnnl meet throughout the entire season. The boys who made varsity letters this year are: Lee, Grant, and Albert .Iaslow. stzu' hrenst-strokers; Boh Davis, Yale Coggan. 21nd Herman Ginsberg. free style artists; Douglas Rive, lmckstrolwr: and Nevin Jamieson, diver. Albert Jaslow, Nevin .Jmnieson, and Robert Davis, June graduates, have completed their last, year of competition. Those who received reserve, awards zll'OI Jnek Fink, Darwin Cnnvassei', Jonas Cohen, and Don Richardson. all free-stylel's, and Samuel Zack. breast- stroke and diver. Next yearts squad has brighter hopes than ever of having :1 successful sea- son because of the return of Grant and Coggnn. Conch Kelley is optimistic over the probability of Samuel Zack and David Levy developing into nminstnys of the teznn. Z2101; has displayed much talent in ln'enststI-olw and diving. while Levy has exhibited nmch ability in free style. XVith this nmtel'ial on hand Central can therefore look forward to a promising- season. In judging swinnning' meets the scores are calculated in :1 nmnner dil'l'el-ent fl'Ulll :111 other sports, the points being; awarded according to events. For tii'st place in 2111 indn'idnnl events live points are given for set'ond place three points. and for third place one point. In the relays much the same sys tem is used with the difference that the team. not the individual, receives the points. In the diving events7 since there is not actual racing. a different method is used. The dives are rated from O to 10, according to their merit. A peI-t'eet dive is considered an equivalent of 10 points. After the divers hm'e com- pleted three compulsom' dives and three, optional dives, each being: accorded :1 numerical equivalent. the total is taken. The diver having the highest total is awarded tirst place or tive points, the second highest. three points. third one point. Upon this hnsis the following scores for the seasons meets have heen tabulated: Ventral 43 - - - - - - Redford 30 Ventral 22 - - - - - - Cooley 323 Central 49 - . - - - - Southwestern 1? Central 17 - - - - - - Northwestern 38 Central 24 - - - - - - iVestei-n 31 53 ART DEPARTMENT XVhen Mrs. Verschneve asked her art classes to hand in designs for a mural two years ago, she little suspected that it would lead In The Splendid example of panel art that; has becmne zl permanent part of Art Room 306. The three best designs had one common factor they were all devoted to the automotive industry. The best features of each were combined to make one large composition by Edvard Ponn-oy, Marian Rivlin, J2me Reckard, and Jean Davidson. Plans WH'G Inter rearranged by Joyce Pottiger, :1 very prom- ising tenth grader. David Mitchell evolved the color design, and it was finally enlarged and painted by Edward Pommy and King Morrison. There is a central motif, then two side motifs. These were done separately, then done and rearranged. Automobile factories helped by sending out actual pieces of machinery so that they could be m'cumtely reproduced. This colorful. welI-exeeuted painting conveys the essential p0we1' and rhythm of Detroit's most vital industry by the use of strung, decisive lines and paints. Pleased. Mrs. VeI-schzuwe declared, b1 mm truly say it is amazing work for young, inexpeI-iem-ed higheschool shldent'sf, Two students of Miss Murray have W011 honorable mention in the recent Detroit Garden Center Poster Contest. They are XVinifred Knott and Evelyn Hordes. Tom Sfeger, who is 21 very promising student, is now completing 21 portrait bust 01' Robert Dozier. 54 JANUARY JANUARY GRADUATES - CLASS 3FHCERS ALVIN SARASOHN ............... .HPresidenf ANNETTE ROSENS ...... ........Vice-Presiden+ MARY MANBY .................... .Secrefary JOSEPH GORNBEIN ..... .... ........ Treasurer MCWTO The disfance Is nofhing: 'Hs Hue Flrs+ sfep That counfs. COLORS Red and Silver 58 ABRAHAMSON, SHIRLEY Longfellow Hall; StuA dent Council ; 12 A Dress Committee : Wayne Uni- verdirv. HW HT? infvlligenca and Chevrfulncm gr; Imml 1'11 lland. AGREE, ESTELLE Longfellow Hull; moss. '21 clwl'vr ture rare, BusiA girl of 4,1 An individual beyond mnnpm'v? ALEXANDER, MARGARET Lungft-llmv H2111: Busi- 110m. Gout! mttured and thoroughly Iilu'uble. ASH, WILLIAM Longfellow 1711111: HiiY. 111111l L'haph-r: Library Staff: 12 A Opera Proprrty Co 111 mittee I Univvrsity of Michigan. 00111111011 .x-mlw is 111;? so t'mumun. AVRUSHIN, HELEN LullnglIUW' Hull: Busi- 111-ss 81111001. Hb'milvs may Mme, 411141 smihw may go. But 1117' smilvs go 1111 form'm'.U BALBIRER, SONDRA Longfellow Hul' Art Club; Business 51111101. A sweet, IlftravtiL-e kind of grace. BARAHAL, ALLAN Longfullow 111111: Gem tralitv Literary Stuff: 12 A Boys' Dress Com- mittee: Wayne Univer- si Michigan Univer- sity: Biology. 'lHe curries 1ch world 011 Ilia- shauldcrs. BASKERVILLE, GERALD Longfellow 111111; Cen- trulite Literary Stuff: 12 A Motto Committee; College. nGiftml witl intelli- gem'n rare. 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CANVASSER, DONALD Longfnllow Hull: May Fest' ' Wayne U111- vm'm ,v. r1:111 play and no urork nmlct's Dan 11 111111 11011.11 CHRISTIE, ROBERT C. 111111;:f011mv H2111: En- graving Committvv: University 01' Michigan. HNPITP Iroubla troubla IEII irrmlllc fmublcs .Unu. CLINTON, FRANCES Lnngfnlluw 112111: Stuv 1111111 Funncil: Hishwy 1111111: 1T1111t1'11111'e Litvr- :11'y Stuff: 12 B Ways 111111 Mvans Umnmitfm-Z 12 A Girls' Dross 13111117 111111110: 113131119, 1i11ivm'- sity. L'hPmistl'y. HINIvlligmu-t', charm, a taking -011 : Ilm' l'crsulilify will: CUCTJI day. grows COHEN, BERNARD Longfellow Hall: U111- versify 01' Michigan: Massachusvtts Instituh- 0f '111'1-11110111gy. H117011151ng muiurcs hut pvrmnml III.'rIIifi4ux-.'y COHEN, LEONARD Lnngfvllmv 111111: North- 111111 Illinois, Svhoul of Uptmnolry. UAIIHum smiling, ul- Irujjs- gay, Ix'nmrs 114110 to 1mm Ilzv limo tummy COHEN, SOL Lungfwlhnv 111111 : Wnynu 1'11i1'1-11'si1' B11 siness A11111111istrz1111111. 111111 the mvn 11111 1mm! trim IIHNII mrmf. who say tHTUM- COHN. SIDNEY Longfellow H1111: 1'11 1111111 : Rvserve Baseball : Varsity 111' vanmml', : Wayne University ; Law. 121 hold. bad man. untl n 4101111 Iritll Hu- lmlimf' COLLINS, MADELINE 11011;;1'1111011' 112111: Wuynv University: Kuiw-I'sity of Michigan. MI lurv ils- ycnflv war- blt'. 1 low ifs placid flow; 1 lol't' tn 1471';er 1111; 101111140 1411. I 101713 to hmn' it gm COLLINS, ROZANNE Lougfellmv 112111 ; Waynv 171111'111'5113'. Sorinlomx WWI ? ix IL'Ct'N'T than .x-Il'tw'tlu'N-x'? CONGDON, MILDRED Longfelhnv 111111: 111.1111 11.1111'11;11'11s 1111111: Min- ute- 311111: Busint-ss. 111011'1 hp ufrm'd in Speak nut 111ml,- 7'110 Irnrld is for; 111.1 IU 111111111 10 1rI1i.s'pz'rN. COOPER, NORVAL 111111;:11111011' 112111; Ukrsiiy of Don'oit '01:. IN mo Sleep in pmlm'.U Uni- COOPER, RUTH Longfellow 111111: 0-111 11:11 Student Businl-ss Stuff: 11111011 11. Rich- ards 1111111: Studvnt 11111111111: Boulovard Bus- iness $111001. Comptmn- vtl'y. ,1 rllrtrnziny personal- ity. 41 most delightful friwul; :1 I't'ru Iurrly 111-11mm. Mm: righl to the cud. COOPERMAN, ESTHER 1 Longfvllow 111111 ; 111011111111 Debuting Society: '1 ' sity Hovkx-y; Choir 11110113 of Beaujolais : H1111:11111111 : May 1119s x'uI: Girls1 Triplv Trio: 11111::1':1Vin;: Committue: University of Mivhigun. Music. 1'11'lmrcfurc DII llour songs we shall Imuw mm? COUSENS, MILTON Lungfellnw Hull: 12 A 011111'11: Musit' Festival: Anility Chorus. '1 L'ierflll stlulmzh; ervful no! to urcrrln i1. DANN. ALVIN Emersnn 11:111: Chair- 1111111 of 1111- 15011111 01' lidirurx 1101111111 51114 119111. Quill 111111 811011. 11111511111111 : 12 11 Ways 111111 Menus 11011111111199: Motto 11011111111109: 1V11y111- U 11 i V e r si 1y. .10111'111111s111. Ilw luukx IH' Nols- prrh ups 11ml. impm'ltuzt; impurlmzt ,' 1m 1's impala DANZER VIRGINIA 151110111011 111111: 131'11t1'111 G'ld 7311111; Wilynv U111, 1' wry. WI funiluriuy rrliss M u'llam 111v Irorlrl up, pours us 11 1111111, joke. DEUEL, ARTHUR 11111101'S011 H1111: 12 A insiness C11 111 mitt 0L1: 1'11111131' ty of Michigan. 1121121111 ring. RP worry if thou art Irimn DOLSEN, FRANCES 1411111-1'm11 111111: 12 A 11011111111111111ittoe:an'ses '111'11111111g. HNurvot and happy, ohwrful and gay; I'VI'IIIII'PS 1111px lightly on Iwr tray. DREWS, NEWTON Emvrson 111111: Rvsnrve 1111101111111. Varsity Foot- 111111: Varsity 11115111111111: Rvsvrvv 1111511112111: 12 1 Motto Com mittee; XVnynv University, Bio- 1119111151131: No siuuvr, 111'! no saint, 111117111118 ; Hut x1111 1111, 1:117:11 111'Nt 11f 14111113. EAGLE. RUTH 11211114151111 H1111: Library $11111: linsinoss 1'1111112'11. '17'1; 111' 111: 1111! 111 be 111 11110. 771111 is the 1111173111111. EARLE, WILLIAM A. 11111111151111 11-111: Student 111111111-11,1'111-5'1110111:Hi-Y, 11'111111 1111:111ter. V109 P 111 s11l1-111: 111111115 111:111 12 1: 1Vuys 111111 Mvzlns U111111111H1-n: 1: A Ways 111111 Means 01111111111110: 1'1111'1-1'5 y 111' t'l1i1-11g11. Physicist. 121 1111111 ship 1106118 1111171 11111113 EIDT, ELIZABETH 11111101311111 111111: 11141011 1-111511111ss Institunn uShv 1x 11.111114111111011 111111 111111: A 111'111'1'111 ful'm'itg 1111111 say. ERMAN, VIVIAN 11111111151111 112111: Vursily 81111111111112: May Fosli- V211: 111111:111's11.v111'3111'11- 1111111, :21 yiymlv, 11 xmilv, 11 111-1111 111 1111: How ,' .l flush of 1111 111111 II11'r1' xl11' gum. ESTON. RORERT 11111111211111 112111: Boys' Glm- 1111111: AlliCity 1,111111'113'; 1'1111211111119': Musiv Fwtivul: UniA vursify 111' California. 11115 Angnlvs. H'l'l11'1'1' is- no 1118110111 15111 freshness? EVANS, QUENTIN 11111111151111 111111: Varsity 11111111111: Varsity linsen 111111: Varsity 1410111112111: 12 A 111111121 Propwrty 00111111111119. :21 .s'pm'fxmun 1717-0111111 111111 111110111111.U FEDERMAN, JACK Emersun H1111. Ho 13x- 11 little chinmey 111'1111'11 hot in 11 111171- 11111. FEINGOLD, EDITH 1111111-1'41111 112111; 11'113'110 Univvmity. H'I'Iu' 111's! 1100113 110ml 110 11111'111'1ixing. y FELDMAN. LILA EIIIOPSOH 111111: Detroit Business Institntu. HLifv is 1111111 you make if. FERGUSON, EVELYN ICn11-n's11n 111111; C1111t1111 Gvil'ls 111179r211'y Society, Corl'vsp1111di11g: Secre- Golf Team; ' Dress Conl- 111ittl'1-, Chnirmun; Al- 1111111 Unlloge. 1111111.:1' 11111.1! 11111111111, 11-11171 NIH' 1111198 81111 mm- NIJIII1?1II111!I.H FEURRINGV ABRAHAM 14111111151111 112111: Wavnv I'nivm'sity. Business AtL ministration. 1'1'1111 s11 111m 111171111111 lauds 11f hunks; 11111 111111 611117 always 111; 11,11 lwlm. FINLEY, LAURA L. 11211111111011 111111; 111111111 11. 1111111111115 1111111; 12 A 11111- 01111111111199: C1911 11'211111- 811111: 1V11y1111 1'1111'111'5111. Medivinv. 1XTI111 world's 1111 11111111 if 111' 11111111: Lifv's 1111 lrmgm: if 1111 11111111. FTSHER. MARJORIE 1121111151111 1711111: 1111112 5 1 111' 111'1111111 Hanih' 111111 H11! 1mm smilv 111111 111111? FITLOV, IDA Emerson 111111: Business School. No quiet 11's hard! 11110111 she is urith 113: FOSTER, MYRTELLE E1119rso11 111111; Central Girls' 011111: D 11 n c n 1111111: Varsity S w i 1111 mingz Varsity Tenn ': '11'111115 11f Beaujolai, : 12 A Ways 111111 Means 11111111111111111. 11011111111111 Literary Staff. Waym- 1'11111111's11y. Teaching. :31 1111111111 smile 1111011, I11'r jaw: A 0131111111 churm, 11 11111111 grave. FRANKEL, ANN Emerson 111111; Business School. Be good 111111 311111: 101 t h 11 s 6 who 1111! D1? 011111111111 FREIBERG. FLORENCE Emerson 111111; Wayne University. Hlt's 1111-11 11; 111, natural when you're naturally 11111. FRIEDMAN, BERNARD 11111111131111 112111: 11311511 111511111111. A111-01111t1ngr. ::I111bm i1111 Irilh honest :1'111. FRIEDMAN, ROBERT 111111111'51111 112111: History Club: M111 Fostivalz 01110 S t :1 t 0 College, .10111'1111113111. 1'11 low 11,111.11 121-11011 111111111: I'm 11 I 11' 11 11s making 1111'1113; GAMBURD. DOROTHY 1111111'1'51111 11:111: thmit Ml 1'91111'1111 1111111111 '. :111'11111 111111 1111 111 M 11011 1111' 117117 12114111117 ring:U 6 I 62 GARELIK, PHYLLIS Emerson Hull: Vogue Svhool of Fashion Art. Chicago. Illinois. who is s-wectcr than the worth waiprmsfj GELL, DOROTHY Emorson Hull : 12 A Color C 0 m 111 i t t 9 e: S v 11 u 01 of Arts 21111 C r :1 f t s , Commercial Drawing. 'Quivt anvl smsitirc, as sin: scams, 1'01 a dam of deeds. not a 41 r c a m t' r 0f rlrmms. GENTEL. SALLY Euwrsou Hull: Varsity Swimming Team: Vul'v siry Tvnuis Team: Mivhigzlu Stzltv Collexgv. n1f tn hrr sllurc sumc vrrors full, Juxf Irmk at Imr face 11an you'll fln'yvt Hmn 111131 61155. RAYMOND Emerson 11:111: Hi-Y. Bluu Chalm'r. PrvsL dent: Varsity Football, Captain: AIl-City Foot hall: Vursitv Basket hull: 12 A Day Commit- to 0. Chairman: HC C 1 u b : Northwestern Uniw-rsity. WWII: 0, football in my lumrl. Fm Icing nf 1171,. GOLDMAN, BERNARD Emerson Hall: Student C n u u c i 1: Intramural In-hnting; 12 A Upem B u sin e s s Committee; I'uivvrsity of Michigan. illumlsomv, tlffnhlc, aml inlailigvnt. GOLIEB, SHIRLEY Emerson H2111: hIolun- Iill' : I'nivorsity Of Michigan. uNile sits tormenting ovary guest, Nor yircs Izvr tongue one moment's rest. GORNBEIN, JOSEPH Angell H a 11; History Club, President: Quilt and Scroll, VimnPr si- denl': Sociotas Clusswa. Treasurer; Iolanthei' : M a 3' Festival : Boys' Gr 1 o u C 1 u h: All-City Choir : Central S y m- plmuh- Choir: Student 0 u u u c i 1. Treasurer; CPnlrnl Student. Man- aging Editor: 12 A Class Treasurer : Wayne Universin: Uniwrsity of Michigan. Psyt'hintry. HLiltle 1mm, you've had a busy three ycarsi GORZECK, BELLA Angell Hall: 1012m- thv : Business Collego. 1 hr N r a n d .9 high in t'rvry porsrmfs heart. GRAFF, ESTHER A11;:t'11 111111: Dance Club: Business IVulisIurbvd by Nfrvss or III 1w. IIH'IinmI In u'urln but no! lo ImrryW GREENi DANIEL Eun-rsnu Hull: Varsity Football: Busiuoss. A man full of courage, .11 man full of faith. GREEN, HELEN 1111:1011 H2111; XVzlyne l'uiwrsity. Intvrmting pvoplc arc uffm .x-hy. GROSS, LOUIS Enu-rson 112111: Wuvne I'nivorsity. Chemist y. 121!!! Il'lllllN rlre jmr. GROSSMAN, GERTRUDE Angell Hall: thruit Businvss Institute. ulfumring all is naili- ing. but knozring your- svlf is un m-oomplish- mcnt. GURVITCH, ROSE Angell Hall: Student Staff: Iolauthe : 12A Pulor t? 0 m m it t c e; iVilynv University. 071. 110 not Nlnnder her for slw is IcimIJ; HABORKA, VELMA Angell Hall: Nursos Training School. 121 little nonsense now and thmz is- pleasant.U HAGUE. ROBERT 11112011 IIull: R. 0, '11. C. Uffiuurs Club: 12 A Opim Proporly Cmnmitv 190: Uurtix Wright In- stitutv of Aeronautics. Ilv infmlrlx fu Illruin gn-ui Ilr'iylllsiutilh 1m 115171111116. HAWKINS, EVA Angvll Hull: Cvntrul Sluzlout. vas Editor: Quill and 81:11:11: 12 A Wuvs and Means Cour millmx: Dutroil, Busi- uvss Fllin'I'SitAK With I: smile upon Iwr lipx. Alml H 110 1111111 in, 7101' Imml. Info rlu- ink NIIC dipx .rlml IH'r mrilings Hl't' jzml grand. HAYNES. THOMAS Augnll Hall: Busiuvss School. Hilolmlrl Hm mzd of my MIL?! HEIDEN, LOIS N. Angvll Hull: Varsity Swimming: V a r s i t y Tennis: Varsity Golf: Danvo Cluh: Gil'ls' Atir lotiv Assm-iutiou. Vico- Pl'OSidPllt: Central Girls C1 1 u h . Forrespmlding: Sm-rvtu Bells 0f Bmllljnl : 12 A Color Cmumittvv. Chairman: Cvutrulito: Physical Eduvntiou. Wayne. Nim's Iikn u tcnlmttlr: though up to its neck in, hot water, if still xings. HICKS, KATHLYN Augpll Hull: DPtl'oit Business Institute. A precious parcel in II mull bundle. i HOLCOMB, DOROTHY Angull 11:111: Husiut-ss. 110141?! Hill, unassum- ing. HOOPS, DOUGLAS Longfellow Hall: 12 A Engraving Committee; Hillsdale College. Pru- Medical. Every man is a volumr if you know 11711: in road llimf HOROWITZ, MILTON Angvll Hall: University of Detroit. Accounting. EHP 1's litflv, he is wise, H0 is a terror for his sizef HERMAN. MARY Angull Hall: Student V011111-11: Varsity T011- 1K: Girls' G190 Cluh; Michigan State Colloge, Modivina Kim is happy good.u who is INGEROFF, JACK Migell Hall : Varsity '11verlvnder; M '1 d g e t 13:1sk9thall : WaynP U111- 'ersity. Journalism. iL i t I lo m, 11 11.1011 a t mm: W RION, RAYMOND A. Xngell H2111: Varsity wimmiug: Dennison ?olloge. iHis friends are many; his encmicsiaro there anilim Hall: Central i t 11 d e 11 t. Advertising 14111: Turrytown - 0n - lm-Hudson. iIv'or she hml such berm- tiful eyes? OFFE, ETHEL 11;:611 Hall: History Iluh; Dntroit Business Tniversity. iSles- all that fancy paintwl 11M. JOHNSON, JAMES Angoll Hall: Basket- ball: May Festival: De- troit Business Univer- sity: Act-ounting. ml'ri 18 tin? dial !0 the sun. JOLLIFFE. ENID Angell Hall: Centralito, Literary Stuff: 12 A Activities Committve. HEM, is n quiet girli at times. KABECK. GERALD Angell Hall: Business 81-11001. :1 mtm indeed. KAPLAN, ESSIE Angell Hall: University. iiN-Vir'vvitlu is jmr paxs- word? Wayne KATZ. HARRY Angell H1111: May Fes- tival; HIqunthe : Uni- versity of Arizona. Bus, iness Administration. USonny had a little smile With powers grcat and many: And vrt'ryzrherc Emmy Lrent Hv brought his joy uplcnfyf Illut KAUFMAN, RHEA Angvll Hull: Wayne IVnivr-rsity: Michigan Stzltv Collom-x ihx'iurcrt' anti l'cry much in earnest! KERSCHEN, EDWARD Angell 11:111; Cvntrulitu, L i t 1- r :1 1' ,v Stuif: Gift Cmnmittoo: Michigan State College, Aeronau- tical Enginet-ring. HA man is meaxured by the things- In: docs. KESSLER, STANLEY Angell Hall: May 13081 timl: Boysi Choru '. iVashingtnn Univm'sitc. Law. HA man about town. KEYWELL, JEROME M. Angell Hall : Varsity Debating; Intrunlurul Dolmting: Minutpman : Studmlt Council: R. 01 T. C. OITiz-IAI': 12 A XVnys and M02111, ?0111A 111it'hlo: Univorsit of Mivhigun. Law. iillc is us xlly as u nmrspum'rir H'lu'n rvfrrring in iix ml'u merits. KILBERG. ANNE Anzoll Hull: Businvm College. iiOf nmnnrr. ijHfU'; 0f ujhciiml. mild. KIRSTEN, BRUCE Angvll Hull: University of Michigan. Nothing is Ion for a II igh mun ta Mach. KONIKOW, GERSHEN Angell Hall : Varsity Swimming: R 0 s o 1' v v Fnutbull: Boys Dress Ummnittvv: Wayne Uni varsitv. uIf 111' I! m a n in II ff NIP m'umzl. KOWALSKYi MEYER W'llitfivr Hall: Univmk sitv of W ' UII'ho's or KRUGEL, HARRY MANUEL Axvrvll Hall: Business; annlmll School. Ml'hmr must be NONE work in him .' Man? has crcr mint: outf' 64- LABUTE. RAYMOND Angell Hall: Varsity Hockey: Business. Hlll things vomc around 10 him Irhn 111111?st LAMONT, WILLIAM Angoll H1111: University nf Mil-higan. Engineer- 111g. 1111's a, grant plague to 1m rm; handsome 41 man? LANGWALD, ESTHER Whittier H1111: Detroit Businvss Institute W'unwnf to follow 'utlu'n 111' laid 1110 way.U LARKWORTHY, DOROTHY 1111;:le 111111: May Fos- tivnl: 1011111t11v'11: Waynei Univor ' Sec, rvtzlriul SL-iem'c. UHc'r ambiliuns fur mu H'r'd her size. r-r 4 LASKY, ROSLYN Wllittior 111111: Busi- moss. HIM lwr quietness Mere is charm? LEFKOWITZ. JULIAN Angvll 111111: Contrnlilvo, Art Staff; Wnynv Uni- v 'sily. 11011111191'1'1211 Art. 11.1,, 14-110 saw his urt min: irwl. LENHOFF, MADELEINE 1111:1011 11:111: 11011'011 Businuss Institntv. 1'le NII'PPIPRf-IOUIFiylfl. m n 81 I'IY'IIr - tcmpvrwl girl. LERNER, BEN Whittior 111111: History Club: Detroit Business 11151111111'. Rt'linhle 418 the 14?!th PPDHIII. LEVEN, EVELYN W 11 it tivr H1111: 12 A Day 13011111111199: Wayne Universi v. :1 quiet. srif-posxvssml Jimmy Iromtm. LEVENTEN, PEARL Whittier H1111; History Club: University of Michigan. Social Work. 11319111,. petite, and oh, so smrctF LEVINE, KENNETH Whittivr H1111: Detroit. Institute of 11901111010543; Awounting. HSilcnrc n, tnLINHHLU or bat ruyml LEVINE, MILTON 1Vl1itl'ier 11:111. HFIN ft't't lutu. cym- of bluvx LEVINTHAL, GOLDIE Whitril-r 11:111. Hervr l'v'lldjl. ultram- qu1'. But Irlu'n she Smiltw, you always mail? LEVY, BERNARD Whittivr H2111: 12 A Ways 211111 Mmms Comw mittm': University of Mikhigun. '51 ylvnflwnrmm, SI'IIUF arm follourfi LEVY. RUTH W 11 i I t i 0 1- H1111: 11:11 Festival: Univorsitv of Illinois. Journalism. 11111-0 others grout , lrm'p me innocent. LONDON, LESTER H. WhittiPr 11:111: 12 A Motto 17 0111 111 i t r. 0 01 11112111'1112111: Foxlfralitu Literary Stuff: Wilyn 1'111V91'sify. 1511511105 A11111inistrnfhn1. W1 grmt mun mm'l'vl. rim! HI? Irorlrl Nhnlllr mill him great. LUDIN, ALYCE 11'11111101' 111111: 11111911 Rivhanls 1111111. Trpnsul 1-1': Walynu Universih Business. 0m: in a million. 171 nations and gay, me-mmlify plus. S Hwy .s-uyf' MACKENZIE. LEWIS Whittier 112111: Iiny. Dress Connnittvv: 1111s 111m. HI-Vwr knt'zr him. .w hit rlcn ix Iw in his u'urk1 MACSHARA, BURT Whittit-r 111111: Vursit 111180111111: Itosvrvv 1101-1 03'; 111151le 110119;:11. H11 xmlml mind and xouml harm MANBY, MARY Whittivr 111111: 11011111 Girls' Club. Prnsitlvnl Central Girls' Litnl'ur Society 1 1:: P. Claw Sm rerun 12 A Class SH rerun Varsity Fiel Hockvy: 11:13' Festival 110111111111 1: S t u d e 11 Council, VictLPI' idollt Wnyno Univorg y. 111011 5'ka 1101' vlluu 11111 uom' ix m'ccpt ho Nt'lf. MANESS, PAULINE Whittier Hull: thru 11 11 si 11 vss Univorsit SvcrI-tariul Course. Hlloncst effort over tomes all barriers. 'IARCUS, FRED Vhittier Hall; Bush 653 Happy am I, from Crlrv I'm from Wzy aren't IIII t'mztcnl like me? IARKS, LILLIAN Vhittior Hull: 12 A mm-henn Cummittvo: iversity 0f Califor- . Lus Angnlus. .A maid of trimlmn 41ml of fun. Owner swwf 41;er as bright as the sun? 'hittier Hall; Bush 55 College. .cm'rally speaking, who's generally pcalcingW EAGHER, JANE hittiur Hull; Albion llege. '110 is as distant as 7icc 1's from virtue.U ELIKAN, VICTORIA hittier Hull: 122 A Otto Committee: C011- :11 Student. Literary :IFF: Michigan State ;llege. 'hxming, laughing, parkling 611m phisticatcd, worlzllw v'sc! hittior Hull. might 7m dungvruux, 0 look out? RMELSTEIN, GERTRUDE hittior Hull; Busi- ss. say not muvh, but I Izink more. MERMER, BEATRICE Wllittior Hull: Dress Designing. Fine fmtlu'rs make fine birds? MERRITT, MARGARET XVhittit-u' Hull: Dramat- ics Hllv'r frit'nrls Irill ITIIIIPII for Izcrf' MESKER, CAROLYN Vhittie1' 11:111. HWIu'rvvcr size muls herself in life, xhe'll makc a good additioni; MIGLIORE, BARBARA XVhittior H2111; Busi- nvss. Wjordiul. clemrr, clear; None are more friendly llt'rc. MILLER, BETTY Whittier Hull: Student Council: Ellen H, Riell- :1rds Club: 12 A Color Committev. l24ml ncyvr rlitl Grecian chisel trarc u ;101 form or fairer face. MITCHELL, THELMA Whittior H2111: History 2 Forum: 12 A and Means Coma mittee: Univvrsity of Michigan, Sm'inl Serv- im- W'ork. M1010141041110 comes- but wisdom Iinycrsf MOLDAWSKY, HYMAN Whittier Hall: 12 A Boys' Dress Committee: May Festival: Wayne University. Business Ad ministration. Life is a jest All things show it; I thought so once And now I know HP MORISON. JAMES Whittier Hall: Future Craftsmen 0f Amerit-u: Student Council; Yur- sity Cross Country: 12 A Upera Property Cum- mittoe; U. of M.. Alt chith-tul'v. 114 man 11; be 4191;811:le 1mm MURRAY, HARTLEY Whittinr Ilzlll: W'ayne IVniw-rsity. Busin. . uNanu' mm: Rpmk frum m-pm'ivm'v .' Urllcr's frrmz ed'pcricm'r' don't speulcF MUSKOVITZ, DAVE Whittier Hull: nInlan- tlw : Musir Festival: Wnynu Uniwrsity. Au Counting. Hllc is just what 11 young man Imght to M: sensible and gami- humorwlf MYERS, ROSE XVllittier Hull; History Club; Detroit Busilwss Instituto. HI 41m, hrrv fur a pm: pow, whether I carry it nut 0r not. NEWFELD, JULIA Whittivr Hull; History Club: Detroit Business Univer 'ity. nWas fl rc m'cr 0 MM x0 shy? NEIDELMAN, ETHEL Lincoln Hull: Ellen H. Rit-hards Club, Presi- dent: 12 A Luncheon Conunittee; Highlan d Park General Hospital School of Nursing. Talkativc, but capable of every task? NICHOLLS, EDNA Lincoln Hull: 12 A Girls Dress Committm': Detroit Commercial College. H-Iusf a real true-bluc girl. with a friendly ward and a smile. 65 OLIVER, MARION Lincoln 111111: quorrp Nurnml. WI mind Pnntcnf, A 001181417103 ulcur.' Mur- , OLSEN. JOYCE Whittivr Hull: 111411111 lillsinvsx Institutv. 11f multm'x nu! if 1muW'r 1mm or last .' it's Imu- mm Illrnml Ihc game. PALLEY, SAM Whirriur 112111: sity 01' Southern fnrniu. Busim NWlu'u, Imm'n mmt's bt'fuw' pira, WP. r-NI, out the husumwxv I'niH-rw Calif PATE, HARRIETTE 1.1111'0111 11:111: May 111087 rival: Atlanta $411001 01' 801-1le Work, WIN HIPC bchiud mo, Imnlcs f PATTERSON, JACK Lincoln Hull: Varsity Hockey: 12 A Mottu 0111111111111th: Roswrvo '- othull: Cnivvrsity of Mit-higzln. Hanlw mul ulu-rms full of fun. NMIIIH for Irork is play It'll 1'11, 41mm. PATTON, PHYLLIS XVhil'rior 11:111: Detroit Business Institute. WWW loulrs rutlu'r quid lml you mm?! ulutuyx fell by luolrs. PAUL, ANARUTH Lim-oln 11:111: Univer- sity of Soutlwrn Cali- furnizl. anIP OJIPH burns the midnight oil, but sml In say, W's not for mil.U POLERESKY. GEORGIANA Lincoln H2111; Ellen 11. Richards Club. HA glint 0f misrlxiof in, 11M 1116, upon, liar fave u jnyous .s'mrilof DOLLARD. MURIEL Linvuln 11:111: Central Stmlvnt Stuff: 12 A 11111111119011 1111111111111 1w : Business. HI'm ylmi 10 hum you Invvf mr. ' POMROY, EDWARD Lincoln 11:111: Businvss. 121 Willing Nllll'C 10 art. PORTIN, SARAH 1111190111 11:111: XVzu'm- IHlivorsin'. HNlu' Iu'z't'z' mum B00! POTASHNEK, JANE Linrnln 11:111: History t'luh: Hirls' ankey Tvmu: Girls. leskvt- hull: Wnyne 1'111vvrsity. NIH' is prottu fu Irrtlk 'Il7illl, 1111'!ij In full; 'IFiHI. 11ml jllmlxuul tn Illinlr uhuul. POTTER, JAMES 1.1110011: 111111: IIi-Y. 111119 Chzlptcr, Presi- tlvnt: Varsity 13001112111: Varsity IIIWku: 12 A lnLy Ummniltev: Ulwr- 1111 1'0111-g1u Physical Ethntllion. nAthlete, a right student, and good fallow. PRESTON, DAN 111111-0111 112111: I'llixwrsity 121 light IICrlr! lit'vs 101111.11 Min mi PROUTY. JEANNE Linvoln Hall: HiL'hlan Park Junior College. UIf one likes her 2101 I01 him blame himself. PRUSSIAN. DAVID Lim-uln 11:111: Businvse ACPUIHIHIIL'. HTIH' tlliulrt'r! REDBLATT, SYLVIA 1111100111 Hull: Histu Huh: Alllerimln szl mum of Dramatic Ar HUN 0an are tutu Ilm'l kliug xlurs rm a, mint night. REDER. WILLIAM ALLEN 11111111111 Hull: Wan Univursity. Advvrtisin UHo's ulu'rum 0n timm for his mulls.U RICH, LOUISE Linmln 11311; Girls' Club; Fivld Hut-k . ire Liter: 'V A 1Vnys anmitlm': uf Mivhignn. mluxl 41, giggIc-of; Cvntl' Varsi . Stilff: and Men Universi RICHTER, ELI Lini'oln H2111: Univ sily nf MiL-higzm. ml'lm Irnrlrl is his 1r vnjoyx it? RING, ISABEL Linmln Hull: iusine StilumL HNH'M OHPII but WM 71 ca 111.11 RIORDAN, JOHN M. Lincoln 112111: HiiY. White Chapter. Trous- urm': Varsity 'l'rnvk: Varsity Football; Mich- igan Stzlfo L'ollvgv. En- ,rzim-ering. 1211111 one mm 110 an mmmu but it Mkvx u rml NWIL lo 110 a jrivml. RODEN, JOYCE Lim-oln Hall: Library Stuff: Orchestra; Bus- iness Course. WP should try all things 11ml vhunsv 1hr; bl'Sf.U ROSEN. SAM Linvoln Hail: W'uyno I'nivvrs 3' Business Adminis ration. UA man's 1L mun for it' thrlffi ROSENBERG. SYLVIA LILLIAN Lincoln Hull; History Cluh: 1Vny1m Univer- sify. Secret'uriul Course hYour frimzrl 7111.9 u frimul. and your fricnrlis- friend 71119 a fricml, so ht? disrrm't. ' ROSENS, ANNETTE Linr-oln 114111: History Club. 'lirunsurer: Quill and St-mll. Soc 112v: Sovivtns Clzissii'n . Con? trul Student Editorial Board, Cu-Featurv EdiA for: 12B Vioo-Presi- 110111: 12A Vicwl'rvs- idvul': XVnyne Univer- sity. .1 Imrr Iillhz person, UIINIHN alert; lfuf never too DHRU In hurr' finm to flirt? ROZNER, ROSEVELYN Iliuvnln Hull: History 1'1ul1: Minuteman: iiBl'Ils nf Bvanjnlaisi': 12 A Culm' Committee: Wzlyno University. Dru- mntics. Hlv'ur more proffy than worth mm frll, Jlmlmt us ll rinh'l in II drum; dvll.U RUBENSTEIN, ROSALIE Liuroln Hull: Hixtorv Club, Yivv-Prvsident': 1:: A Opm'u Businvss Cnmmiftnv: Cvutrul Stu- dvnf. Literary Stuff; XVuyno University. mI'o Hump II'IIU Imam 100 NM - 7 no Wards mm 1minf: Ta Hmw N710 Imam time -uall Irm'dx urv fnintfi SABAROFF. BERNARD 141111-0111 Hulii Hfiirw him urmlmcnts: hr' Ilzrivr's on them. SALHANY, JOHN LinvOin 11:111: Choir: Yursin' lusketh 2111. Captain: All-City Bus- kuthull: Yursity Busev hull: A117Ciy Baseball. 121 curl; Irlm though! Th1- .x-un 11ml risvu Io Ilmr him, t'ran SANDLER. LAWRENCE Liumln Hall: 115 A Drum Committev': Ari- zona University: 1 m-ss Administration. ermd buys 1011!; to ilu'ir bunks 111171711 will all he grmf mcu 11y and by? SARASOHN, ALVIN Lincoln Hull; Student Stuff. Spurts Editor: 12 B Prosidvnt: 12 A I'rnsidvnt : Univvrsity of Michigan. Journal- ism. 1:1 prim-v of a follow. SCHONHOFF. LEROY Linvoln Hull: 12 A irl wilh plain, rmxnn and sober m'uxc SCHRIVER, DORCAS Lincoln 11:111; Central Girls' Literary Sm-inty: Wontrul Gii'ls' Club: Girlsi Dl'vss Commit- teo: Rvsvrvn IIm-key: Studt'uf Council: Wayne Univvrsity, Teaching. 21 IHNU body doth ofwn. harbor a great soul. SCHWARTZ, VIOLET Eliot Hull; XVaync Uni, varsity. Businpss. Always 11 in in her Irrm. Slur finds wry little to say.u SCRUGGS, RUTH Eliot Hall; Business College. 111'01:rlvmm 111er youth, thuuyh rctimdf' SERMAN, SYDELL Eliot 111111: Forum: Do- ti'oit Business Univer- sity thcHP. er'm'. .s'u'uct, 111er lrimlf' SHANKMAN, RUTH Eliot Hull: Contru1 Siudent Stuff: Histux-y Club: Library srmr; Minuteman: .12 A Girls' Dress Cmnmittvv: De- troit Business Univer- SI '. 12111, rhvt'rfulm'ss and a, 'lriuuiug smile? SHARPE, GRANVILLE Eliot Hull: Hi-Y. White Chapter. President : Sciom-e Club: Futuru Urnftsnwu 01' Auwrivu: Studt'nt Council . IntruV mural Munugu : Ro- sorve Football: Varsity Football. Manager; Var- sity Truck. Mnnugor: 12 B Ways and Means Committee: 12 A Boys' Dross Committee, Chair- man: Orlltmlite. Ad- w'rtising Ma 1121 gvr: 1V :1 3' n 0 University: Mivhigun State College, Engineering. ulln 1's naturally 100171613; SHORE, DAVID Lincoln Hull: 12 B Ways and Mvzins Com- mittve: Cvutrnlite Staff; Student Fnum-il: .12 A Opera Property Com- mittee. C 11 a i r m a n ; Wayne U 11 i v o r sity. Aeronautical Engineer- mg. m'imc, plan. and action may with pain he 'Irrought ; But gvnius must be born. and novvr can In- bought. SHRAGER. EVELYN Eliot Hull: Contralito. Camera Stuff: 12 A Unlor Committee; Wayne University, 'leching. lemmf humor and u relmwr mimI make I! brilliant combination? SHRIMAN, JENNIE Eliot Hull: Business. HA quiet 111th; 1411111 Wm by Imr Nilmcc lamps lu'r I!C1lf't'. ' 67 68 SHUSTER, JULIUS Eliot H1111: Business. 1111th known, 111118 11011171. SILVERMAN, EMANUEL E1101 1711111: 12 A 0111111 Business Committee; Business. UStay 1111' not; I am a busy 711111131 SITNEK, ELAINE Eliot H1111: A 011111111111 Choir: 13115111sz. '21 111011941111 z'lnssnmtr 111111 a 1r01'lh1l7111'lc friend. SITORSKY, LAURA Eliot H1111 : Central Studvnt : History Club; Minuteman; 12 A Day Committee: Detroit Business Institute. Wllvrit 1's wnrtlzicr Hum fanm. SLUTSKE, MERLE Lincoln Hull: Univvr- sity of Nurtlwrn Illi- Jloisi HA ymzllmuan from flu- NauthF SOLOMON, FLORENCE Eliot 1711111; History Club: Detroit Business Instituto. HIVVH slut 1's r'w'r friend- 111 and curriex a smile fur r111. STEIN, PHYLLIS Eliot H1111: Michigan Businvss Cullvgo. QVaI H111! 1 1mm Nflltljl IPNN, but Hm! I 1111711 fun In ow. STELZER, JANE 1111100111 Hall: Detroit Business Institute. NQuit't but necessary? STONE, JAMES 1111101 111111: Univvrsity 111' Michigan, 1111112 Bus- 111mm. MIMI! nrllcs from 111110 urornx gruuz STONE, MARY LOUISE Eliot 111111: thl'oil Bus, iuoss Institunx HAir aml 71111111111 arc murv rurprossizrc than 100N183; SUGAR, ESTHER 1411111L112111: 1101 roit Bus- inoss Institute. l'irilu' is like a r1011 810ml SULKES, EMANUEL Eliot 1121,11: Dental Tuchniciun. '1Pt'mnunxl1ip untl gru- ilm go by 011110.91th TAYLOR, FLORENCE Eliot 112111: Student Counvil: 1'3. A Motto Founuifhw : Wayne 17111- vers ' Tmu-hingx 11011111 In look 11!. drliylllful I0 know.J1 TOMES, CLARA Eliot, H2111; 1191111711 Girls' Club: Central Girls Literary S11 icty: Student Counv : 12 A 1V2u's 211111 Muzins C0111- mittve: Wayne Univvrw sity. Tourhing. 12-1. 110111111 11701111111, 11011111 111111111011, T0 guide, to comfort, rm d com 111 r1111 4. TOTH. MARIE B. Eliot H1111: Color C0111- mittev: 0111111711 Stu- dent : 11111111111119. Busi- uoss Manager; Mivhigun $111111, Acvounting. W'ulm, Foul and 11011001- ml. Surely she will r1196 in tho Lcnrldi' VERNAL, LEWIS 1111101 111111. 1 :11 Illv Irnrl; UHF 111101123 1111' '11-'111Ir711r111. WALDEN, LUCILLE Eliot Hull: Ellen H. 1111-1111111s Club, Secre- 1111'1': 12 A Color Cum- 111itt'ev: Central Stu- 1111111, Club Editor; Bus, iuess College. I-WI: 171111118 nrc impoxv 811110 In diligence and Nicillf WALKER, JEAN Eliot 111111; Business College. 111170111011 of fczo words are 1111' best? WEBBER, ROBERT Eliot Hull; Hi-Y, B11111 011111117012 Vice-Prosi- 110111; Student Count'il; Bulls 01' Beaujolais' . 1011111111491: 103151 Glee Club: Buys' Quartette: May Fustivul: Senior Urvlmstm: Choir: .1117 City High $411001 C1110- rus: 12 A Ways 11nd Mpuns Committee: AlA bion College, Music. HA I't'mm'krlblc man for his practical virtues? WEINBERG, VERA Eliot Hull. U'Glrul 10 summed, but, Imrmlmmvd to fuiI. WEINDLING. DOROTHY Eliot H1111: History Club; Central Student. Cirvulntion Manager: 12 A Motto Commit- 1'1'0: University of Mivh- i;:11u, 1'1011tist1'y. .l N'iuniny 101111. 111- Iwuelinu face. 41 1111910- 8111071 fitting 1101' for 111111 place.U WELTMAN. JUDITH Eliot Hull: History Huh. Sm-rvtury: Girls' Tennis Toum. Rvsorve: Central Silldnnt. Bus? nuss Stuff: 122 A Math: Hmnnittov; Wayne Uni- Vc-rsity. anim-ss. HNIIV puma into Ilw u'm'lrl Irillz her mind IHIIIIC Hp. WERNEY. VIOLET Eliot Hull: Husinvss. 'thlif tl nu! qmmlilu, WEST. RAYMOND Eliot Hull; 12 A E11- gruving Committee: Dv- Il'nit. Business Univer- sity. Hauml Huturr; ix am; of Hm rirlu-st gifts. WETTENSTEIN, DOROTHEA Eliot Hull: Dt-t'roit Imam ists IIISIHIIU'. HlVIHIl slrm't vlelighl rl, quir'f Iift' 0174029? WHITELAM, ELIZABETH Eliot IIull : Central Girls' Club. Vice-Pres- idvnt: Cvntml Girls' Literary Sm-iety: Vur- sity Field Hockey : Stu- dent Cmmuil: 12 P. Ways and Menus C0111- mittce; Centralite, ELL itot-in-Chief; 12 A Luncheon Committee, Chuirnmn: Eliot 11:111. Secretary: Albion C01- Iego. Teuvlling. NIH: is Iwrwlf u POI- IVt'tI'mL of gnarl qualii tins? WOLOK, EMIL Eliot 11:1112 May Fostil val: 12 A Engraving Committer-z Wayne Uni, Versih'. KVU 51:4'1'17ing frnm 11w path of duty, WOOLF, ROBERT Elint Hull: 11: B W'zlys :Iml Mwms Cmnnlith-v: 12 A Hpul'u Businvss Unmmittve: ' vnv Uni vs-rxin'. Mmli me. HWIzilv aflu'rs talk of gfl'zjulm'xs IN: Iu-llimwx 1 X z I WRIGHT. JANE MARION Eliot Hull: 12 A Luncheon Unmmittov: Albion. Michigan Stnttn Domestic Sciencu. A quit't chlu'r uffor Imaztlt'rlm'. YOFFEE, ROBERT Idlioit Hull: 12 B Trunsr urnr: 12 A Upurn lins- inoss Unmmittee. Chair- man: Engineering. HA1 miml of pvuclruliny kwnmwxf' KUNKLE. JOHN Angell Hull: Choir: All, City Choir: H iells ui' Bouujnlzlis : H1011111- the : aninvss. WH' xlurly in min. BACHRACH. DOROTHY Longfellow Hull: SUP dent Pnum-il. KIN Imrwwhlv UN 11 pm'A sun mm Inn CHISLOV, ABE LungfI-llnw Hull; Busi- muss. llt' is- plvnxmzt Iml. COHEN. ROSLYN Lon g fullow Hull: Wayne I'nivursity. Psy- :-lm10;ry. le mvrry us I114: 114111 is long. GAYNOR. WAYNE Emormn Hull: R. U. T. 1?. Hrlim-rs Club. TrI-us- urm': Ihism'vv Football: Business. nIIV'N Hm Gaynor, 710! Mr los-t'r. HIBLER, LORRAINE Angell Hall. le II'IIN Prcr fair and Izt'rm' proud: Ilml rung ? at will. 111'! Irrlx umw-r 10ml. HILLMER. ROBERT Augvll Hull: Muskpgon .Iuninr Cullvgo. ldfv ix but an man rlrmm. MILLER. HARRY XVhiH'ivl' Hull: Rvsvrvv Football: Varsity Brush kvtlmll: Mich run State P011029. Physivul Edmu- HHIL Wlflrr H'P hurv' muuml IIIIII. ner ma mu; 4H III 077' . NESTOR, BERNARD WlliHivr IIleI. HNlurly Hut. fur imzm ruum' ix l;li.ws.' RUBIN, IRVING Lim'oln Hull: Iiesorvv Debuting: Wuynv Vni- VPl'SitX. Fuh'orsity of Michigan. Businvss Ad- Illinistmtinn. Lift' - just 11 b11101 0f rllr'rrit'aa SHAPIRO, EDITH Eliot Hull: L i b 1' RF 3' Stuff: Wuvuu Univvr- silv. Library Fullrse. hI WI! 41 I rPr. PII u I for, rlmllvr. STOLARSKY, ALBERT Eliot 11:111: Fl'vslmmn Fnutlmllz Wayne UnL x'm'sity. 111' is n fvllmr nf 110ml rmpvrm. 69 WITHOUT PICTURES ABRAMS, HERMAN EGERTON, ROBERT ETTINGER. ROBERT FASKEN, GENE FEALK, ARTHUR HENRY, DOUGLAS A. HULBERT. DONALD MENDELSOHN, MARTHA MYATTy HELEN NORDRUM. DONALD ROSS, ROSALIND SMILO, HERMAN SOLOMON, HENRI TUCKER, ENID VESEY, ROBERT T. WESLEY. MARSHALL WILLIS, LESLIE YOUNG, THELMA SPECIAL 12vB'S LINTON, PARKER MILLER, WALTER MONTGOMERY. RICHARD ROBISON. RALPH 12-A DAY PROGRAM Orchestra General Chairman - - - Class History - - - - - Class Prophevy . - - - PI-vsenhltitm 01' Spade - - Auw'eptnncv of Spade - - - PI-usvnlzltiun of Class Gift - - Awoplunw ml Ulzlss Hifi - - Farewell Hpvevh - - - - 1103'zL1ty and LightH Toastmaster - - - - - Ucnhwds' IJI'Ligum - - - - Sibyis and Orarlm - - - - Vocal Solo - - - - - Piano Solo - - - - - Friend 01' Enemy - - - Hanks Poser - - - - - Wlufx uml H'YIIIIZUN - - - - Loyalty 70 and V - - JUNH Muwsolm Louisa Rich. Rubrv't Effingvr - - - Jlrm Nurumlm Hmryv Ifuwhlv 7 Joxrwh Gurubvin . - - llr. .oncph H. Corns Amzvffc Boson Bernard Goldman - - - - Clara, Tomes Evelyn Ferguson - Esther Chopermun - - - - Gershon Konikow Robert Yotfoe XVillimn Ash - - - Mr. Corns Light 7 I UOMMICNCICMENT EXEINWSICS CLASS OF JANUARY, 192:7 PROUESSIONAL KUnrch Militzlirt? - - - - - - - - - - Nullxuhcrt CEN'I'KAL HIGH SCHOOL tmunlcwrru S1110 V - - - - - - - - - - Nwlprl'ml Romml' XVEmucn ADDRESS 1'0111'11 Faces a Changing Wm'kP - Rabbi me 19.111111, Fungregntion Beth El Snow LegendH - - - - - - - a - Clokwy uFlower 0f Dreamy - - - - - - - ' Clolmy Jacqueline Vinwnf Shirley Smith Ruth Dvutsch Esther Unopernmn Lee Mugurian Lillian Ve1'smml Mmgjzlno Berger Hannah Lyon PRESENTMPION 0F DIPLOMAS WARREN 1C. Bow Assistant Superintmnlent, Detroit l'ubliv Schonls HONOR ANNOIVNUICMENTS g I l q jMiss Carolina 713111111 011 . P . . . ; . - . , XUOU .0115 ers. Mal'lldn Hurvult Iu-slm- CENTRAL HIGH SvanL URUIIESTRA RECESSIONAL WHHH'II Noble - - - - - - - - - Bach CENTRAL HIGH SVHOOL ORCHESTRA HONOR AWARDS-CLASS OF JANUARY, 1937 HIGH Dwrlxvrlox DwLmus Jm-nnw Bloom David Slmre William Earle Rolwrl, XVonlf Granville Sharpe Robert Y01T'ev INSTINPTION Dwmxus Allen Bamlml Annette Rosvns Alvin Sal'asolm Clara, Tomes Raymond Givs University Of Michigan Plaque awm'dvd t0 the boy highest in s011Marship, lmldtWSlliIL athlmivxiRaynmnd Hies. CHARLES Fluxms ADAMS PHYSICS SmmLAnsIIH' I'nivelisity of Michigan William A. Earle XViHinm A. Earle in 1110 spring, after graduation, won :1 full scholarship to the, l'niversity 01' Chicago. He was examined in Inatlwnmtics, physics, and English, and was the only Imtroit student mm of GM to win a full scholar- ship. 72 73 Mus. ADELAIDE W001i THOMPSON Miss CAROL Dow APPRECIATION 3 The classes of 1937 join in taking this opportunity to express their sincere i gratitude to Miss Adelaide Wood and Miss Carol Dow. their able advisors. 1 for Their splendid work in helping The 12A i-lnssvs in their vzn-iod zlvtivifios. Both have given their time and effort generously for the snowss of our endeavors. To those other teachers, who have also been of great help to us by sponsor 2 ing class committees, we are grateful: MRS. SMI'IthVVays and Means Committee , Miss TAYLERiPlay Business Committee ' MRS. VERSCHAEVE W Miss E. HARVEY . Miss Bi'chow kiPhly Pmpm-iy Pmmnitloe ; Mn. MCCULLUUGH l Mu. BROOKS Miss MURRAY-Color Committee MR. FlSlIBAINE-PI'PSS Committeo Miss WVOOIJ-wlilngmving Committee Miss FLYNNiMoHo Committee Mu. DIARTINiBO'VSi Dress Cmmnittee MISS MASONiGirlsi Dress Committee MISS B. BICCOY;12-A Day Committee MISS GARDNER I -I 1111: I wmmnilrv MISS DAVENPORTS J dlwn L t e 74 CLASS COMMlTTEES WAYS AND MEANS UDIMI'IVPICIC Mrs. Smith, Sponsor Jerome Bloom, Chairman Myrtelle Foster VYillinm Earle Louise Rich Hubert 1Veblwl' EVH Hawkins Jerry Koywell 11119111111, Mitchell Bernard Levy Plum Tomes UPICRA BI'SINICSS COMMITTEE Miss T111101: Nlmlmm' Robert; Y0!l:'ue. Chairman 11111121111191 Silverman Robert XVoolf 1Villian1 Bishop Rosalie Rubinstein Arthur Deuel Bernard Goldman COLOR COMMITTEE Mrs. Yerschaeve, Spmmor Lois Heiden, CILCLI'I'HHIHIL Ruse GIII'ViTt'll Lm'ille XValdun Marie Toth Evelyn Shmgvr Rosevolyn Rosnor Shirley Sax Frances Dolsvn Dorothy Gull Bolty Miller LFNCIIIJUN HUIMITTEE Miss Davenport, Sponsor Miss Gardner Elizabeth Wl1ituln111. Chairman J1me XVI'ight Muriel Pollard Ethel Neidohuan Lillian Marks BUY v DRESS COMMI'TTEE Mr. Martin. Sponsor Granville Sharpe, Chairman 17101'511011 Konikow Lewis MacKenzie Hyman Moldawsky Allan Bamlml Leonard Borin Lawrence Sandler 111R LS I 1 R ESS COM MTTTEE Miss Mason. Sponsor Evelyn Clinton, Chuirnmn Shirley Aln'zlhalnson Dorcas Schriver Edna Nicholls Ruth Shankman 12-A DA Y 171031311'11'111519 Miss McCoy, Sponsor Raymond Gies, Flutirmuu Robert Ettingvr Laura Fiuly James Bower Laura Sitorsky Enid Jolliii'e Evelyn Levon -l:1,111es Putier MOTTO COMM ITTEE Miss Flynn. Sponsor Leslm' 11111111011 Vicmria Melikan Herald Baskel-Ville Jack Patterson Leroy Schonhoff Alvin Dunn Newton Drews Florence Taylor Judith V'eltman Dorothy XVeindling ENGRAVING COMMITTEE Miss W'ood, Spmmor Robert Christa 1r'lmi1'1mlu Esther 0001111141112111 Thelma Young 11111111 11701011 Rnynmnd West Douglas Hoops OPE RA PROPERTY Miss Murray, Miss E. Harvey, Miss Buelow, Mr. McCullough, Mr. Brooks, Sponsors David Shore, Chairman 1Villiam Ash Julian Becker Quentin Evans Robert Hague James Morison 75 76 WILLIAM GERARD BISHOP TO BILL Thou leavest behind thee 2m vngrnwn shrine, Thy spirit released Heefs onward thmugh time. And truly our hearts With grout grief over wrung. Thy dream was soon over, thy song was soon sung. FEBRUARY MARCH 131111114 AND SCROLL 01111: 111-1111! lime: 191111z112111111x. S1111x11211. 1111111115. 5111-11111! I1111111: 111111111. LICII'I'ICNNTICIN. '1111311111x'1'. S'1'111111111'r. Krsnxlcu. QUILL AND SCROLL Cent1'111's reorganized chapter 111 1.211111 111111 $111011 11e1e111111te11 118 first 1111111- 1'13115111'3' this year. The chapter was 11111111111 after Oswald 1111111131111 Villard, 1111 1111111111111 1011111111 111' the S111'1ety 111111 1111111111 111111111 111' 1he 111111111211111. The 311111111. 6211111 111111 19111111 is 1111 1111111'11111'11111111 111111111 s111-1e1y 111111111121111 entirely 11111 high school journalists. The 111111 01' this Society is 111 encourage 111111 1110111010 1111111111111111 achievements 111 1111111111113111 111111 1113111111: e1111e11v111'. The Society is under the s1111e1v1si1111 11f $111119 111' Ame111111's most; 1-e1111w11e11 j1'1111111111sts 111111 01111611111118. whose 111111; 11111111110118 the 1'111s111g' 111111 strenglhening 111' the s111111'17 111'11s 01 high 80110111 I111111'111111s111 1111118118. 111111111: 1he 1211111 111111 511111131 eleven 31-2115 111' 11x1s1en11e. 11 1111s sponsored 11111111 contests 111 the 11111111111111 phases 11f j11111111111x111. The 111111111154 1111111111111 111111s from these 1'1111tests 1111- published 1111111111113' 111 1111011 1111111, 11111111e11 ttBest C1131 11110 1V01'k 111 America 11 High S1'1111111s. 11111111111 1111111111 111' 1211111 111111 $111111 11ele11111te11 11s 111111111 11111111'1-1'311131' by sponsoring 11 011811111711 111111111191, which was open 111 1111 s11111e111s 1:11' 1'1e11t1'111. The contest was 1111111011 i11t11 three divisions, short, s1011es. poems. 111111 111nm. 11111111111 1111mm were m1'11111e11 11111 the best entry s1111111111e11 t11 e11eh 11e11111t111en1. T11 11911111111 11 111e11111e1' 111' 1he seeiety. you must be 1111 e1evelith 111 twe11'th 1111111101 111 the 11111111 11111111 111' 311111 11111ss 111 general schohmtic standing, 111111 must have done s111'1e1101 work 111 same phase of journalistic 111 creative endeavor. There 111e 1111 dues. However, when 11 01111111111119 1s 11e11e11te11 1'111' 1111111111e1is11111. he pays 11 s1111111 1111111111011 1'ee which e11ti1les 111111 t11 11 s1111111 gold 11111. 1111111110110 111' Quill and 8171011, 111111 11 '1'e11111s s1111s1'111pti1'111 to the Quill 111111 8011111 11111;:11z111e. published 1111111111113' 113' the Society. The 1111111411 1111- the 111ml 1e1-111 we1e V11;:111111 141111111111. president. 111111 14111 Comay, secretaryiren$111191. The 111111111131 is sponsored by Spencer S. Fishbnine, he1111 111: the English 11e1111111uent 111111 1'111'11111' 1111111111- 111' 11111 Student. The 111111111111' 1111111111148 11111 1111111 111 111111111 122. the Ntudr'ui 1111111111111 111111'e. 80 FENTRAL HIS'H ?HY CLIt ll Imlr 0w: JHSICFIF. Wraismm'r. Wiarxl'MAN. Iit'mxs'rlcm. Gnttxnmx lieslcxs. IAICYICNTICN. TI'RNJCR. YieK. Row Tim: WILK. Hicksu. SACKS. Somali, S'rtiiixltxx. IIASKIN. BURLLOVKIN. SI'mRSKY. SIIANKMAN. 1mm 'I'Iu'ee: SCIIIT'IIMANX. ZIICMAN. Wiitxim. Kmux. KROTEH- MAN. SCHWARTZ. MANTYLA. LICIITI'ZNNTICIN. LANDAW. BRUNSTEIN. ROBINSON. Role Four: CLIXTON. KAVANAL: VICTOR. MITCHELL, MYERS. NEUIFICLT. Ttismux't'. StrAPi-zim. WEINHLIXU. AlmAMs. lfour Five: W'omm, GORDON. FREEMLAN. SCIINictJn Llcicrxux, GOLIIIIOFF, ARFA. STULMAN. CROssic. COHEN. HISTORY CLUB The Central History Club has been one of the largest and most popular eltths since its birth in 1927. The t-hth ateemutnmhttes those who wish to learn more of the interesting highlights 21nd sidelightseof history. The aims of the eltthghetter sehelzu-ship, eeepemtimt. and loyalty achieved through its varied pi-ugmm of :tet'ivities. 21114 tinting the full semester under the leadership of Joseph Hm'nhein :ls presi- dent; Rosalie Rubinstein. Viee-president: Judith TVeltmzm. seeretm'y; mid Annette Resens. treasurer. the ehih sponsored some interesting programs. The eltth opened two ul' its Illeetings tn the entire school. At ene nl' these ilieetines the eelttmiiist. 11. t2 L. .lnt'ksnn. a graduate Ht Old Central. spoke on 'iCohmms mid Poltimningf Among the many inter esting thing's pointed out hy Mr. Jheksen was the fact that Detroit was founded on the shores of three rivers. two 01 which are new submerged; the third is the Detroit River. The other speaker whom the student hedy was invited to hear was Miss EH21 Slylietd. study hall emmselm- 0f Eliot Hall. who spoke on her recent trip to Ecuador. She told of the poor conditions under which the descend :tnts of the. onee-ruling Incas are forced tn live. She also showed some colored pictures of the various types 01' Indians in Ecuador and some Indian utensils which she had brought back with her. The spring term opened with a hang: the speaker being: a H-Man. Jay P. Newman, head of the Federal BIII'OIIH of Investigation for Michigan. Mr. Newman proved to he very entertaining and informing. He told of the quali- ties needed to hemme a Hth and UI' the vzli'iens types of work done by the 638 men who eonstittite the entire stnlt' ol' the Federal Bureau of Investiga- tion. He emphasized the need for ei-ime prevention in this country. The. animal Iield trip was the dosing event of the sensmi. 8 I BUYS VARSITY HSKETBALL 1-10-sz Rout: 11011113111411; BRANDT. KUEHUC. IIERRMANN. SALIIANY. IIAVILL. WlLLlAMS. chnml Ihlu': S1 11111111. 11111111. PORN, 111111111111. 11'1111'1'111N11T11N. 111411111112 SAPICRHTICIN. BUYS RESERVE BASKET iALL Front lmlr: C.s11;1111111'.. KVEISMAN. S. Cmmxs. 11012161111111. RLTNQUIST. 110111.11, GOLDING. 18101-01111 1171117: 1111111 1:. COLLINS. DEWEY. 1:11s1115n'1'. LIEBERMAN. MACKEY, BERMAN, IIAYNES. VARSITY BASKETBALL 19:37 Schednhl 031111-111 21 - 1 1 - - N111'11111'este1-11 111 001111-111 PD - - 1 1 - - - Chadsey 20 001111111 18 - - - - - - - Pass Tech 20 Central 36 1 - 1 - - - Southwestern 29 Central 31 - - - - - - 1 U. of D. 11 0111111111 38 1 1 - - - 11'1111111' XVI'ight 21 001111-111 27 - - 1 1 - - - Redford 13 1101111111 10 - - - - - - - Cooley 10 ' 11111111111 11S - - - - - - 1 XVesfern 17 P LAY O 1 1'1 S 111111111111011s11111 Series 171111111111 21 - 1 - - 1 - Southeastern 19 Central 22 1 - - - - - Ha1111'21111ck 27 XVith 1110. 1'01111'11 111 2111 11111111011111 squad 1110 B11'1z01's had high hopes of :1 111111 successful season clinmxed 111' 1110 11111111111; 0f the city chal11pi1mship 11'hi1'11 11101 111111 lost 113' 11 111111011' 11131151111 in the 111111013175 of The 11st of 101111111110 1'1111111111s 1111s 1119:111011 111 101111 S11111a111'1ast 1011111021111 111111 111111 2111-1'111' guard; 11111 1111118. 111111013 81111 11157111 $101111!11 pivot 1111111; B111 He1'1-111211111, guard; George 111101119 111111 1'111111-111s 111111111, 1'11111'111'ds. 84 1701111111's 1e11111 Opened the season against: their 1111111111111111 111111, North- western, wh11 111111 sueceeded 111 ousting 1110111 1111111 1110 city 0111111111111111111111 111st 10111. The, game ended 111 11 1100111110 1'11111111' 1111 1110 Blazers. 21-115. 111 which 111es 111111 S111111111y st1111011 111 11tte11s110 11111.11. s1-111111g 171 points between 1110111. 11011111111111 played :1 51011111 15111110 :11 541111111. 1111111111 down the 0111157 high :11-111i11g forwards to 11. 1011' points. The 11111110 111s11 111111111111 the introduction 01' two new 111e11. Doug Williams 111111 11111111111 1111111111. 111' whom 11111eh W111 1,1e 11011111 111101. 11'1111 the Northwestern 54111110 1101111111 them. the 1311173181 1'11stste1111111g' 11111111 turned 111 their s110111111 0111110s1. Flushing 111111-se11so11 1111111, Central, 1e11 by Center Ray Gies 111111 11111111111111 George Ruehle, scored 39 points to their opponent's 20. Though 11111111111111111011 113' the size 01' the Explorers' gym, the 81117.01 111111011 11111011011011 11011011115'. 111 the 111st 1111111e 111111111 111' the season. Cass Techis weal; te11111 1111'e1e11 little 11111111s1111111 111 Central's 1111111111111 ottensive. The score was 4820 with Central 1111 1110 1111113r 01111. The entire 1e11111 11g111e11 111 the s1'1111ing, Gies 1e1111111g with 12 points, 111111111011 1'111s0ly 11y He11111111111 with 11. 11111111 111111 S111h1'111y scored 3 points apiece. 011 1111111111131 211111. 1101111111 11101 its strongest opposition 11.1 111110 111 South- 11'0s10111. 11 was 11111 1111111 the 1111111 1111111110 111' 1110 5.1111111: 111111 1110 111111111111e was 1-01111i11, 1701111111 1-1'1111111g 11111 1111111111 111 the 1111111 111 31111211. The g11111e will go down 111 Blazer 11351191111111 histei'y 11s 11011114 11110 111' the 1111111est-t'ougl1t games ever played by the Blue 111111 1Vhite. This 0111110st, s11w the c11111'111si1111 of two 111111111111 high school 11111101111 1-111001s: those 111' .1111111 S111h1111y 111111 Ray Gries. The 1103's 111111011 0111 111 151111111 style. s1-111111g 11 1111111 111' 211 points. S11111a11y w11s high with 17 points. 1111111111011 111' 1110s with 12. It might be well 111 this 111110 111 1011011 1110 1100111111111shments 01' 1110s 111111 S111h1111y this s011s1111 111 1111101 111 show 1111111 111011 111ss 111011111 111 the 1e11111. 111 111111 g11111es. the 1111i11ts s1-111011 11y R111 111111 .1111111 11111111111 S1 111 1-11111111111s1111 111 the 871 scored 113' the 11111111siti1111. 11111-1115.: the s011s1111 Bay 111111 John each 111111 eleven 1'1111111'es 1111' 111111 shots 1111111 11111111115; 54111111 01011011 times, which is as 110111 perfection 11s .11 is possible 111 5.101. 11113' was 1.11111 111' the 11'11est 1111111111011 1111111111 111111101 1111s 0101 111111011 11111. 111111 in his e1iti1e 0111001 Ray 11111y 1w11-0 11ese1te11 his 11111111 position 111 s1'1110 1111111 the 110111. John was the tinest? sh11111sh11111111g 541111111 111 1110 0115', twiee 1e0e11'111g 1110 011101011 1111111115' 111111111. Opponents 01111si1101e11 him 001111111is greatest s1-111'111g'. 11110111 110111111s0 111' his ability 111 sheet 1'1'11111 1111y spet 1111 the 110111,- with 10111113; 1'0s11lts. Bev1111se 111' 1,:111111111111111 11111111 1111ts1111111111g p111ye1s 11111 10 1111111 1111-11111 1e1'11g111111111, 111111 10 1111's01 this 111111111 11:11101s 1111-11 11 1111111se11s1111 1011111. 11111111 Iizly 111111 .1111111 100011011 1101111s 1111 this 1011111. The 11111111111117.1111 11111110s1 test 0111111,x when they 111111 111 1131' 111011 110w 011111- 1111111111111 111' 110111111111111 111111 11'111111111s with 1311111111 111 111 1'111'w11111 11g21111s1 11 veteran U. 111' 11. 1011111. The 151117.01s 111s0 111 the challenge 1101011111111 the Cubs 31:11. C11111'h 111111101 was 111111111 101101011 111 see 1111w W011 the new 111e11 titted 111, 1111 1118102111 111' slowing the 1011111 11111111. the 111101114110 w11s faster 1111111 they 111111 111'e1'1011s1y shown. 13111 111111111111111 111111; ever the 11ireetion 01' 111e team 1111 defense 111111 111s11 1e11 them 1111 11111011.:1- s0111111g 11 11111111s. 1311111111. 1111111111 himself to he 11 11111111110 11111111111 s1-111111g E1 1111i11ts 111111 10111111101113' recovering the 111111 11111101 the 1111sket. W111111111s 11111110 s11111e 111111111111 passes 111111 showed himself 111 he 11 1111st 11111s101 111 1110 1111 111' 111-11111111154 . 11 was 111 this g11111e that Charles 11111111 111111011 11 1111-11 11111 111' the 11115; 111111 was 10 puzzle 111111 mystify his opponents 1111 the 10111111111101 111' the season. 18111110111111ng the 111113'e11 11111111111; the 111111, 11111111 11'1111111 11111111 1111 11111.1 1111w11. 11111111 111 the 11111111101 111' 11 11111114111011. 111111 wildly 11'11110 111s 111-111s 11s 11' 01111112111111: the 11111311 111 t111111w the 111111 away. 11110111101111.1' his 11111111110111 11111 this. 111'i1'e11 11s 110 w1'1s 111 110s110111- tion :11 1111111111: 111 111110 this s111111111t11 11110 111' 11111111111154 . 85 In Centi-alls third heme game, the Blazers met and defeated Wilbur XVright. It was in this game that Williams and He1'1'111a1111 prtwed themselves worthy of being; alled the fastest guards at advant-ing the hall in the city. They also led in scoring, tallying nine points apiece. The seventh game of the season saw Central playing in the farthest 011t- post of the metropolitan league, Retlt'm-d. The 'Jlrailhlazers had little dittienlty in turning back the Huskies 27-13. anill and Williams were the spark- plugs of the attack and euuld he heard constantly urging their teammates 011. Robert Pekm'ney was in for alient 15 minutes at renter :111tl leeketl very 1.10mi. controlling the tipott' much 01 the time. Cooley proved to be tilentralis eighth Vietim, losing by the scum nt 4010. The game saw the entire varsity squad of 12 men 011 the 11001 at one time 011 another. George Ruehle and Charles Havill led in the smring with Rnehle playing his usually tine defensive game. The last 1.01111 games reveal one point scored against Ruehle while he, himself, scored 2t; puillts. a remarkable record of combined defense and ottensive play. The last, game of the season saw the Blazers pitted against an excellent XVestm-n team. At: the half. the saute steed H-l i11 tlentralk fawn; llavill having,r had :1. tield day scoring all 8 points. At this point in the game Centralls guards, 11611111111111 and Williams, were forced out Of the game which dealt a blow to the Blazersl defense. Trailing 14-7 in the tinal quarter, lVestern put on :1 121st-111i1111te drive to defeat the Trailblazers. 17716. This defeat forced Central into a two-way tie with Northwestern for the basketball leadership on the West side. Bill Herrmann was the only member ul' tlentmlis team to receive AllVCity recognition. He scored 53 points during the season and was outstanding on both Offense and defense. Bill was the key 1111111 on defense and was the best: guard in the city at advancing the. hall. Bevanse of his superlative dribbling it was relatively easy tei- him to dribble around his opponents, placing the ball in a position for a score. The recipients of Varsity awards for the 2:04;? basketball season were Ray Gries, John Salhany, Bill He1'1'111a1111, George liuehle, Douglas Williams, Howard Brandt, Charles Havill, Robert, Rowe, and Robert Pokorney. RESERVE BASKETBALL 1937 Schedule Central 2:; . - - , - - Northwestern 1:: Central 23 - - - - - , - Chadsey 8 Central :19 - - - - .1 - - Cass Tech :3 Central 22 - - - - - - Southwestern 9 Central 34 - - - , - - - U. of D. 3 Central 2311 . - - , , - XVilbut- Wright 6 Central 43 - - - - - - - Redford 12 Central 20 - , - e - - - Cooley 17 Central 22 - - - - - . - lVestern 10 86 CITY FINAL BASKETBALL PLAY-OFFS The most thrilling game of the entire season 11111111111 to he the twent11111- Southeastern senlietinal tilt, held at the Naval AI'111oi'y 31111-1111 12. The stutt- ing quintet for Central 11111111111111 George Rnehle, Bill HeI'1-11111nn. 111111'111'11 Brandt. Charles 11111111, 111111 Dongh'ls Williams. Southeastern scored the. tirst points 11nd after 11 close-fonght quarter. the score was 1-3, with Central trailing. At the end of the half the seore was 12-5. with Ventral still on the t1'11i1 end. Things looked pretty 111111: for Centrzlh h11t the Blazers 1-11111e out with renewed Vigor 111111 energy 111111 s1-o1'e11 ti points in the third quarter to their opponents' 3, making the score 13-11. The 111111111X ot' the g11111e proved to he the fourth quarter, with Central scoring 10 points to their- opponents i. 1111111'ing the 1111111 score 21-19, in Centrahs favor. Bill Herr11111nn 11nd George Rnehle each scored 5 points. 111111 Brandt fol- lowed close behind with 1 points to his credit. The tinal quarter proved to he 11s exciting 11nd thrilling :15 111111111 possih1y he. 11111-11111r the 11tst minute of play, whi1e Southeastern was still lending Ce11t1'111 hy 2 points. B1'11111lt scored 11 111111 shot. making the score 19-18, 11nd Havill scored 11 held 1111111. putting Ventral in the lead. Her1'11111nn 1-i111'he11 the 1111,1111? with 11 foul shot. and the Victorious B111ze1' te11n1 11'11s entitled to play I-I111ntr111111-k tor the city chant pionship title, March 111. 111 the t11111111111-H11n1t1'11n1ek tilt, He1'111n111nn. Rnehle. Brandt. 11111111, 111111 Wi11111111s 1-11111pose11 the starting lineup, with Superstein, Pokorney. 111111 Howe actingr 11s substitutes. Central, apparently nervous, scored 11111y 6 points during the tirst half to their opponents 15. the score, being at the halfway 111111111 15 to ti, in favor of the Cosmos. The Blazer t'e111n returned at the end of the 1111115 with 11 renewed vigor 111111 in1111e11i11tely began one of their f11111ons Ventral rallies. scoring 16 points during the second 11111f. At one time dur- ing the second 11111t' Ventral 1'11111e within 1 points of 11 tie. the seore heing' 17 to 13. A little l11ter in the game. 0111111111 115.111in pulled up within 1 points 111? 11 tie. with the seore 2-1 to 20. Central 111111 H11111t1-111nek e11eh sank another free throw, the tin111 score being 26 to 22, in favor of the Cos1110s. On1y at one time during the whole encounter 11111 Central 1111111 H11111t1'11n1ek, 11nd this was during the first quarter when 111111111 H11Vill scored the first point of the g11111e. The eonlhination ot' 11111111111. Kontrynmvien 111111 Szyne- zewski. 1111 outstanding 1111131115 011 the Posnms s11111111. 11111111111 too 11111111 for the apparently nervous Central te11111. 111111 11s 11 I'esn1t Ventral lost the 1111111 to the Cosmos I'm the rest of the 111111111. Ko'ntrynowiez. 1111111t1'11111ek renter, one of the t1111est; men in either league. and 11111111111, substituting: for 1111-eity Ray Banish, e1111h scored 111 points. During the 11m 1111111'te1', Kontrynowicz seored 7 points 11nd 11130 made some outstanding tipott's. which proved to be very annoying to the Blazers. All these factors e11111hined proved to he the 111111se of Centr1111s defeat. Bill He1'1-1111111n. 1111-11ity 111111111. 11s usual played 1111 outstanding g11n1e. Bill w11s Centralis high scorer with 7 points to his credit. llis' exee11e11ti dribbling; 111111 tine 11t1'ensi1'e 111111 defensive playing 1111111e him one Of the highlights of the g11111e. However. snhzstitnte Robert Pokorney proved to he the most outstanding player on the Blazer squad, seoring 6 points during the three quarters that he played. Bob, substituting for H11V111, 11ete1'1 11s the n111-1e11s ot the te11111 111111 constantly eneoln'ng'ed them on with his aggressiveness 111111 tine 11111ying'. Bob 1111111111 the best 14111111? of his career, 111111 can truly he 1-1111e11 the hero of the g11111e. To U117t71111tain George Rnehle also goes 111111-11 1-1-e11it. George, 11s 11s11111. played 1111 outstanding 011'1111siV11 111111 defensive g11111e. Many of his shots 111isse11 the basket hy inches, 111111 11s 11 result he constantly kept the erowd on its feet. During; the entire g11111e. George truly fulfilled his capacity 118 thCnptnin of the team. ' Douglas VVillimns 11nd Howard B1111n11t also deserve 111111111 praise. Douglas for his aggressiveness, and Howard for his excellent ottensive playing. But the individual who deserves the credit, 111111 gratitude of 1111 Centralites for having; t1'11ine11 111111 produced such 11 baskethall team is Conch Walter 11111111111. 87 W.x1x1'1:1: 1.. Diumcn This last winter anather WDrnt1er-e021ehed temn 1111s brought home the bacon. It is only fitting that we pay tribute to Walter 11. D taper, director of athletics in Central sinee the opening of the seheol in 1926. During this perimt at various times he had charge at the tennis. baseball, e1'11ss-c111111t1'y, 11nd basketball teams. However. his tirst hwe was the basket- ball t:e:1111 upon whieh his guiding genius has been lavished, t'111' with him it is the sport. A 111-iet' resume of his netivities 111-im- to his zulvent to Ventral is quite in order. He was :1, thl'eespmt man at the high school in Milan, Michigan, playing on the liootbzlil, 1111se111111. 111111 the tirst husketlmll team in the school. Fol- lowing his graduation he went to Ypsilanti where he, took over the emtehing duties :1t: the Michigan State Nornml Jligh while he attended the two'yezu- eullege etml'se there. 7111 1919 he went tn Mt. Clemens where. in two years. he brought the tmsketlmll team to seemnl phlee in the disti'iet :111rl t'mn'th in the Stztte. That stands to this day :1s the hest l'eem-d made by 11 Mt. tiletnens team. He e11111e to Detroit in 1921 211111 led Southwestern tn ;1 Little Funl' eity ehnnmiu11s11i11. In the tive years that tullnwed his teams captured tour lizlst League tihmnluienships: were runnersinp tn the Pity tihmnpienship twite; were City Cl12111111i11ns twice: were 1'111111e1's71111 tn the State champion- ship once: were State tiilztltlpitms twiee: won the Mileest tthz'1n111ionshi11 unve: 11nd placed fourth in the Nntiunul tihzunpimlship of 19271. I'il'inging :1 tine reputation for zlhle eeztehing he entered the new sehtmi :11 LnSztlie 21nd Tuxedo in the tail of lttiti. At this time the sehtml did not have :1 :Jynlnzlsitnn. It was net until 10:35 that his teams came through with the, City Champion- ship. Since the beginning of that season his te;1111shave won 30 unt of the .39 Contests. ' ' Mr. Draper is :1 modest, unassuming; 1111111, with a quiet. :111tl10ritative voice, lending: rather thzln driving his tez1111s m Vietm-y. He speaks longingly ot' tithe thlys of yore when the boys traveled to play interstate sehednles 211111 :1 couch 11nd 2111 uppertnnity tn become, their real friend. But the team 111e111hers of today. zltthongh they 111:1y knew thmeh Draper less intimately than his 1103's of 1011;: age knew him. respect. :1d111i1'e. :111d trust him as hays have :Ilwuys done. 88 BOY S' T RACK Front RUN : HAMMER. IMAMOND. GOLWINM, MILGROM. REINIIIGIMICR. WEIL. BnT'rs, Swami Row: W'HITEHORN. NATHANSON, LICVI'I'T. lVIIIa'r'I'mc. OLDS. Romnvm. GRANT. BIVRITZ. UILMUI'R. 'l'lzinl Rozl': Seunw. NI'SBAL'M. KASMER. KATZ, IIULLY. SMLKHL Komx GREENBERG. AImNssox, Lomnucn. Fourth Roar: urn TInN, ROUMAN, IIARTSTEIN, AGRESS. S'I'RALSER. lmzn-nt. MILNER. lllCI'THCII. WICILIan. Rusnx. VARSITY TRACK By failing to place anyone, in the finals 0!? the City Track Meet the Central 'IlraillllazeI-s finished what was probably their most unfortunate indoor season. With only one letternmn lmek from last yenrls ehmnpionship team the out- look for the season was hzmlly promising . However, one ennlt expect to have it winning team every year. Hence, Mr. illoetfler' has spent 21 great deal of time in grinding the new members in the fnndmnenlzlls of running an that he 'an obtain a, winning: temn from the veterans who will return next year. Even with nine-tentlls 0f the team Inmle 11p of runners who had seen no varsity cmnpetition. the nmjority 01 the Inleets were, elose and exciting. In the City selni-tinuls Allan Olds, qnurter-lniler, failed to place by one- lit'th ot' a second; Robert Bnnitz was pointed out in the pnle-vanlt 011 a new tie ruling; while the relay team tBnritz, Roberts, XVhetter and Oldsl missed qualifying by onevlitth of a second. Although there. were no outstanding stars developed during the indoor season there were :1, number of runners who should he, connnentled on their outstanding ability and promise. Among these, are llerhie Reinheinler. Dave Nathanson, Robert XVhettel'. Allan Ulds, Boll Roberts, Robert Bnritz 1021p- tainl, Bob Grunt. lnnl Schilt'. Brnee Spilkin, Bull Dozier. and Morton Levitt. Other members of the team wlm show promise me George Goldline, Irwin lVeil, Douglas Belts, Jere Uilmonr, 'Warren Holly, Norman Kolin, Larry Aronsson, Lnnie Bluestein, .luek Ronnmn, Humld Stmlser. Irwin lVeiler and Sherman Rosen. Although the team fared badly in the indoor linals it was expected that in the outdoor meets the experience, which V: s gained through Mr. Loettlerls able coaching would enable the squad to give a hettel' account of themselves. F011 the outdoor season two dnnl meets and :1 triangular meet were scheduled. These were, elinlaxed by the City Finals held in the Y. of D. stadium. Prior to the closing of school for summer vacation several of the outstanding lnenlh bers of the team were chosen to I'lartieipnle in the XVayne Relays. 90 BOYS VARSITY 11m x Front Row: XVIWGIITER. lVoLF. COLLINS. HOVEY, anN, BRUSH. FUNK. Second Row: Sl'l'l'l'IR, Bmsmz WoRDEN. oncnox. SMITH, 50am. SANFoRn. Third lfmr: WEISBERG. LARSICX, BUIIRICR, SNELGRUVIC, SAMBA. VARSITY HOCKEY W'hen Central deeisively defeated Ilenhy JAL it appeared tlmt the Blazers had one of the greatest offensive 21nd defensive combinations in Centi-alls hockey history. Sinee Denhy later hemme City Ulmmpions, it is dittieult to say to What heights our team might have risen had it not, been for mid-season gradu- ation Which deprived the, team of the SGTVlt'OS of James Potter. Jack Patterson, and Quentin Evans. Ineligihilities also removed .lnek Helgert. Arthur Kitz- miller, and George Clixby from the squad. i However, in spite, of the heavy losses. the season proved entirely satisfac- tory to Coach Sanford, the team making up in aggression what they lacked in experience. 111 the seven games played. Central scored six goals to their opponents' three, to win two. lose two. and tie three. In the entire, season goalie Hovey was scored on only three times and had four shutOuts to his credit:7 :1 record that earned for llllll :1 position as ttnet mindeim on the All-City squad. Robert Collins and Xantei- Owen proved the hardest checking combination in the city Uollins being the second member of the team to receive the coveted All-City :n'nrd. James Funk at center and Jack iVonghter 21ml Henley XVolfe at left and right wing, respectively, formed the spearhead ot' Centrul's attack. Though the attack Hts spirited and the defense ttuiittight? the team played :1 remm'lmbly clean game. having only one penalty called on them during the entire season. The team next season will be under the able guidance of Co-Cnptzlins Robert Collins and XV-dltex' Owent elected by the leltermen :It a postseason meeting. Coach Sanford looks to ' an exvellent season with the loss of only two regulars from this years team, Donald llovey and Gordon Buhrer. Central 2 - - - - - - - Denby 0 Central 1 - - - - - - - Highland Park 1 Central 1 - - - - - - - ll. of D. 0 Central 0 - - - - - - - Mackenzie 1 Central 0 - - - - - - - Cooley 1 Central 0 - - . - - - - Redford 0 Central 0 . - - - - - - Chmlsey 0 9l 1111111S'S1YIMMING Front Ifmr: KIVHINFIRE. 1114:1111. 1103'1'11'11'11'. 3111151211. FALKIXS. KEARNEY. 1;. 3111151111,. Nw-oml Irmr: KWISISTU. iIaYWKR. SAMTHER. NICAISKE. IRWIN. SAVAGE. MVPARTLIN. 111111151511 'I'I1 irtl Ihm': 11111151111111. '1'01101'11. MALKD'. 111513. 11111111111111. MARHcN'rHAL, Human. 110111111. GIRLS1 VARSITY SWIMMING The girl 1'111'xi1y 1111121101's brought 111 :1 Mose :1 successful season in which they won three, 111011119 0111 of 11W. The 10111111.: greatest strength 1113' 111 11s relay 1'01111111111110115 111111 111 diving. Only once, did 17011171111 fail 1o capture 11151 11111011 111 diving. The divers were Ruth Miesel, Suzanne Truesdule, 15110111113 Anderson and Be11y Miesel. 111 former years 11131111111 girls have been handicapped by 11 s111ul1 11111111 which limited the, number 111 heats 111111 relays. The team this 111111 was one of the higgest' seen 111 sewml seasons. Many 111' the 1011111 graders. who were new- 1-41111ers 10 the team. showed great 11110111311. Because there were so many who turned 0111:. more heats 1111111 11s11211 were run off 111 the, meets. The versatile R111h Miesel, 11111111i11 for the 1937 season. is succeeded 11V . 1 1, Betty Beys1e1- 101? 1110 conung year. The scores 01 the meets are: 111111111211 vs 1101110111 72-23 1191111111 vs N11111hweste1'11 57115-515113 091111111 VS Highland P1111: MPH 1181111111 vs Northern SWAPSIVZ Ce11t1-111 vs Ct'mIey SOVJ-GWA The girls were vouched by Miss C111 121 Kissel. Thnse veterans who are 10st from 1he 1821111 by graduation 1110: 1111111 Miesel, Phyllis 3101111111111. Valerie Snether, Belle 11111111118. 91111:: Kearney, 112101111111 Demske, 01111111011111 1'11win. L 111w , ,1L.Lr1u111..1 e L1 GIR LS 3ASKETPA 1111 Fran! Italr: ZAI'MA. 1V1LL1N. tmssmy, SIIICRHTAD. HOIHNSUN. Yrs'mu. SAchmN. Second Noun- GORDON. Kmuwzl, S1'101w11lx. BENISH. Scntmcn. 811111121111. SILVICRMAN. 'l'lrirtl Row: TAKI'IMAN. ELIJCNFUN. STIULI'I'Z. STILLWXI'I'JR. TOAZ. SARAFIAN. Smeltm'. KATZ. GIRLS, BASKETBALL The girl htmpsleI-s. after 11 111101' start :11 the beginning 01 the sezlsnn, 11117 1'shed 1111 wreathed in laurels of Victory. The 111M: two games of the season, played with Northern and Northwestern. were lost by small margins. After that the girls managed to vanquish 5111 their opponents. The most outstanding display of team work was shown in the passes exe- cuted. 0f the five seheduled g11111es the girls, W011 three. After the ntticizll season 112111 vlused, 21 play day was 1111111 211 Nerthwestern 111w Saturday. for :111 the girls1 lmsketlmll teams 01' the high s1'111m1s 111 the Metropolitan area. Each se110'01 was given 2111 opportunity to play teams of other schools. CentraPS quintet met and defeated both Commerce and Redford. A tea vas held to I 2111 the players at the conclusion of the play day. Selveig Sherstnd, veteran player, was the captain for the 193671937 season. The newly-eleeted captain for 19:18 is A1111 Ynster. Miss Emma Mayer VHS the coach this season. The scores of the games are: Central V9. Northern 23-28. Centrn1 Vs. Xortlnvestern. 25-30. Central VS. Northeastern, 112-27. Central vs. Cooley, 39-30. Central 1s Mackenzie. 4726. Central vs. Connnerce, 21-9. Central vs. Redford, 16-12. These W110 wmft be at Central next year because of graduation are Selveig Sherstad, Joan 11711113, Jenn Rubinson. E1111ira Snuberan, Dorothy Sehnlmeh, Beatrice Tossey. 93 BOXING AND WRESTLING SHOW Under the are lights in the squared circle, thirty undergraduates and alumni 01' Central High Scheoi put 011 the Annual Boxing and XVrestiing Show. From 8:15 until a little after 9:30 the gym reverberated with the mars 0f appm 'ai 011 disapprm'ai 01' the crowd numbering.r 0ve1' a thousand. Whether the fa1'0rites mm or lost, it: was the 1111:111i111011s' decision that the shew was :1 510011 0119, e11a11. fast. and everinteresting. T0 s0111e. 01' the 1103's it, iwas their tirst appem'anee in the ring. 10 0thers, it, was an old st0ry: but t0 all. b0'xers and wrestlers alike, it was a thrill. Yes, a big: thrill! First that tense 11erv011s11essethen Mr. Kelley's :1111101111eee ments 01'e11 the P. A. syst'e111iRet'eree Bob XYiisen's quiet V0iee gning over the r11iesAthe expectant hushethe beili-the yells and eheersvt'he busy corners 0f the l10xers between roundsithe pat: 0f the referee's hand 011 the wrestieris baek r-the 1ieeisi011 and the rihb011s. blue for the winners and red for the losersM-tihe shtm'erseaii 01' it intensely exciting 10 both spectator and participant. I11 the 011e11i11g 110111 R011a1d 'Wetter 0111110i11ted Irving Levine to take the 1'ieeisi011 easily. Following this, Bob C0Hins and Gord011 Bahrer 111117 011 a tine superi0r exhibition 01' wrestling, but 131010011 received the blue ribb011 by downingr B011 hef0re the 1iVe111i11111e time limit was over. Biii Knapp went d0w11 gamely before Sheidon Kert's s11peri0r gim'e-work. after winning the first 1-0111111 011 points. Biiiis t'00t11'0rk was 1'1001', but even then he 1 01'eed Sheldon t0 w0rk all three 1-01111ds i11 01-der to take the deeision. The 10111111 110111 01' the evenings eard saw a very fast wrestling: match between Herald XViis011 and Nathan Katz. Gerald. 011tweig'hed by 20 1101111119. wore 011t Nate by his constant aggressiveness, t'0rei11g hi111 t0 the mat at the end 01' four minutes. This event was 1'0H0weti by a t'hi'ee-r01111d siugrt'est i11 whieh Bernard Hart- stein 1 011111i a little t'r011bie i11 punching 0111' a Viet0ry over lsad0re 1101111111111. However. Bernie was here. there, and everywhere. as he 1'1111wsi11g2'ed isathwre. The sixth event was a wrestline setetet between Harold Lax and Stanford Ciamag'e. Clamage pinned Hamid and t00k the blue ribbrm. Charles Leiber and Allan Olds were next 011 the pr0g'rai11. Chuek kept: At 011' with his let't and peeked away with his right, running 1111 a large 111arg'i11 0f points I11 the f0110wi11g event. another wrestling b011t, Rudy Zussman forced Alvin Lenhard 10 take a red ribbon but the bent was one 0f the ei0sest and fastest 0f the evening. B0th boys were in ti11e 1'011111 and very evenly matched. The ninth event 011 the evening's eard saw irving XVeiler take a tieeisien t'r0111 Leo Str0111 after tl00ri11g him several times. XVeiler kept IllttVillfJ amt 01Te1'ed little time t'0r Strmn 10 get set. IIis jabs 111111 hooks had a telling eti'eet 0n Str0111 and si0wed him up rensiderabiy. Ken 11011111111 vaiked 0111 01 the ring: with the blue ribb0'11 after beating Jack Sneigrtn'e in the tenth 110111, 0f the evening, The next mixing 110111 was a e10se one between Harry Van XVyek 211111 Niek Papa, but Van tVyt-k earrieti the favor 01' the judges with his aggressiveness. 101' he earried the tight most, 01' the time. except fer several saiiies by Niek. The 12111 event. a 11'1'estii11g' b0111' between Steve K0vaek 111111 Sam lslmwitz. was w011 by Sam. The next bout. between .l0e Brod 111111 Jere t'iiil110111', was a rather bitmdy affair. .I0e found the mark eariy in the first 1'01111d and rang the belt 011 Gilmour's nose and face several times. 111 the se1-011ti 110111111 Gi111101111 d110pped to Joeis 111id-seeti011 and 111111tti1ed 011t the 0niy teehnieai k110ek011t 01 the evening. The 14th b011t was between Ed Kinney and Chuck Leiber, a substitute for Syd Golds wh0 was ill. Timugh 011tweighed by 13 p01111ds. Kinney ieoked fairly good against his larger adversary and put 011 a g00d tight despite the odds. As a conelnsi011 t0 the evening's 1'1111. tw0 01 tientraiis alumni. T100 Gold- berg and Jesse Barsky. 11111 011 a e0111ie imitation of prM'essionai wrestling. Amid bone-erushing httitiS. agony-twisted faees, 11111011 groaning and panting, and the rest 01' the 1110s repertoire the lighters worked themselves into such a frenzy they both passed 0111: and Referee Bob Wi1s0n dragged them from the ring by their heels. 94 APRlL 230 A. M. Fran! Ifmr: D. W111'1'1111Y. T113111, .1. STEIN. XYAGNEK 12. S'HHN. vax. 1V111s111V. SWAN. 1'11141'. $111111. $110111! Ifmr': W111TMAN. WILLIAMS. VINITSKY. 111. 8111x111. 1131211151111. SOBEL. Trsm MAN. W1cx1114111. $11,111111s1'11111x. S11N1-1N11LAI1. 'l'lIirtl lmir: SILVER. S'I'ARK. WESLEY. V1111111, WILSHN, S. STUNE. WILSON. lI. XV111'1'11141Y. S'1'1101111. STIRLING. WICISMAN. FUIH'III 11111117: V1T'1'1zs, T111VL1N. 11111110111. STRAINS. WOLFE. WEIL. SIEGIGL, TOAZ, VAN DYCK, T111111y TOY, TURCOTE. CENTRALITE SALES CONTEST 111211111 1. 11:39 P. 31.711111 7,0111 1111111171110 111111111111110 8111113 111111111 waiting 111 go over 11111 101111111111 11111111 312111-11 8111. THE DRIVE XVAS 0N1! A g1-i111 111111111 11f 1111a111-P 111111 psychology 1191111911 11112 groups 111' 11111111111 11111113 '111111 1111151111 511111114151. Mr. Rogers, 111111 his group, 2230 A. 111.. 111151111111 through in 1,110 A. M. Contest As 11 side issuv M12 1111;1111'3 211111 his group 2210 A. M. W011 six pounds 01' wry 111111 1'1111113' 121s 11111 1111101' 11+111'111111s will 1'11x1i1'y1 from Miss Wn11111s. Miss Mason, 111111 Miss Taylor. When 2111111111 1111' 11111 s1A1'1-111 111' his $1111- COSS. M12 Rogers said: u11 1108 11111: 111 111111111011 01' 1111111i11g 1111 1111? 1111190103 11111 in leaving 11 111 11111 111-01111 its1l11i' ; 11111111111111. 111is 1111101 111111 1112111y 11111e1-s, have yet 111 1111 01111111100111. A11111'he1' 111-111i:11111 11071,; 111' 11111111171 was 11111 11'11'111111111i11;r 111' 21 111111111111' 111 subscriptions until 1110 closing: 1111111. 2111 11111 21111115' 111313 111' never revealing your strength 11111i1 novessle'. '110 11111 11111110121111. Miss Masonk group 206 A. 31., 111 111131111 0111' 111111;: 1'111111111i1111 1111 11111 1211321? s1-111'1i 111' 11296 111111 11111' 111181 wishes 15011 111111111' 11111; 119X1' year! 1101 5411111111 11w011 i1s snwoss 111 11113 111111111'111' 1'111111is111111 by A1i1-e 311111111111. 1111111 111111111111: of 1110 541111111. 211111 1110 energy of 11111 811111s111z111, 31:11'1'111 1111131101112. 111 the P. M. 1'1111111s1 Miss .111ss1111111is group 117 11. M. 1-121i111s 111'st 11111111. Their success was 11111? to :1 1'1111111s11 1111111111111 11111 1103's 111111 gi1'1s 111 Which the girls W011, 11111,, 11111 by 111111'11! Much spirit was 11isp111y1111 111111 11 surprising: 111111111111 11f 11211114111 subscrilr tions 1'081111011 1111111 1119 11111111311111 01111111111911 by 1119 sales 1'01'1'12 s11 W0. say 111:11111s 10 2111 who 11111111311 11111 11 111131. 98 117 P. M. Front Rout: GRANDLIVNIL GOLDEN, FELDMAN, M. GOODMAN, Jossxux. GORDON. D. GOLDMAN. R. GORMAN, GOLDYARH, GOLD. Second lfou': GOLDSKY, ISELER. F. GOLDBIALRG. FRITZ, V. GOODMAN H. GOLDMAN. GILMAN, FRIEDMAN. GORNBEIN, GINSBL'RG. Third Rom: GOLD- STONE, GIXSBERG, M. E. Gmummx, A. GOODMAN. A. GOLDBERG, GOOSE, GORELICK. Gom- STROM, S. Gommx. L. HoummN. ';oLnsTIcK. Fourth Row: JrRAxT. FREEMAN. GREEN. FURSTENBERG, W. GOODMAN, GLAHS'I'ONE, GITTLICMAN, GOLDSTEIS, GERSON, GOLDBERG, RESULTS OF CENTRALITE SALES CONTEST A. M. GROUPS 2:30 731R. ROGERS ................................... 126.3394 206 M1ss MASON .................................. 114.2SZ 21177le Bl'n'rox ................................. 65.317 115 MISS PATTEISON ............................... 36.3 V P. M. HRUIVPS 1177Mms Josmmx ................................. 36.36' 219-MR. CLARK ................................... 36.1170 228 31115. BURNMAIILN ............................ 34.2870 218 MR. BROOKS .................................. 34.280A' 9'9 CENTRALITE EDITORS CLASS OF JUNE,1937 FIUCDICR KCK ARTHUR EVELY N DAVID LI N SELL hm MBEKG Yosm; MITCHELL Ct'rEditor CO-Editor Otfice Art Editor Manager 44 J ERRY ELVIRA GEORGE ISABEL FINK Tom A DERY FICLIJM AN lupshot Uiliw Advertising Vil'vulzll inn Editor Munugm- Manager Managu- , M 1SPIKING1 FFVTIIAI ITE LITHI: XIIY STAFF . 111111111 lhnv: LESTER. WJLWN, CALKIXS. 11.111111511s11x. Sixic'nncu. 111'11'111s. WILK. VOSKO. 500111111 Ih1111: SHAKE, P11111111, 1111115311131 11151131 LIXSELL, 31111111'1'01119113', 11111313111111. 111131111711, '1'1'113'11111. tSPIHNCH FENTRALI'I'E liliSINESS AND ART STAFF I1'1'1111t 11111111: 111111111. 11111111. KEARNEY. VERSCIIAICVIC, NELSON. MYA'H'. MILLER. N1'1'11111i 11111111: W1x01111111'11'1. Mokmsox. 111111111111. Mum, FINN. Ihusm'. 11112111118. MITeHELL. '1'111'1'11 R1111': 11111111111111: FIHIIMAN, SINGER. SLIMINSKY. KEEPS. DERY. F111111. FAKNSWURTH, 1113111111zss. SPRING CENTRALITE STAFF The success of :1 year 11111111 is directly dependent 11111111 the 00-01101'11111111 01 its 1'111111111s stutts. The stat't's whieh w111-k independently have one goal in view. 11 bigger 111111 l1ette1- 01111117111112 They 1:1111t1-il111te. their hardest 111111115 t11 111211-11 this goal. 0111' Ce11t'1'111ite Stall is 1111111111 into three, integral divisions, the literary, 2111. 111111 11111511111155 stntt's. 11inch 141111111 11113 its own :1ssig11111e111s whieh it 1111131 11111111. The Literary Statt' 1111111111 the sponsorship 1,11 Miss Mary Patterson was responsible fer the literary 1'111111'1111111011S 511111 the 12A write-ups. AI111111g the 111111111 11101111110111: of the se1-il1es 111' the literary stuff were: Valerie Saether 211111 Evelyn Voslm, writeup experts; Jere G1111101111 and Ralph MCUutcheon, whose f111'te wus sports :111ti111es: 111111 Be11e 11:1111i11s. 11111111211 1111111111. The Art, 812111 under the supervision 1115 Mrs. Ethelwyn Yerschneve 111511 111-0111111111 some excellent results with their pens. .111111111 Let'k11witz was the 110111112111 111' the 111111111113. while 11211111 Mitchell was the artist of the large 11121ck-111111w11ite drawings 211111 the end sheets 111' this 1111011. A perhaps less 1,1111111111111115 but 1111 less i111p111-ta11t 1111111111 111' the work is done 115' the 1111si11ess stuff. Their duty is 111 111111111111 the cireulatiou c11111paign, t11 113111111111 the, budget. to solicit 21111'e1't'ise111ei1ts, 111111 111 general make the 11111111 :1, financial success. 111111111 T1111iz1 111111 1331118110. 11101111115111 were the chiet 21111-1111111'1111ts: titeorge 11ery was the lending :111-111-111111ee1'. Last: but, not 1e11st 1-11111es the 11:111191-11 $111113. Their work is too 1'1111111i111' t11 necessitate :111 explanation. Their snaps of i111p1111111pt11 poses and interesting: Seenes have 11ee11111e 21 11y-w111-11 211 11111111111. Jerry Fink, Jnt'ery Singer, 511111 Joseph 19116111111111 were the outstanding 1-111ne1'z11ne11. 111111311 111' these groups have joined forces 111 111111111111 8 1111011 which they sineere1y 1111111? will meet with the 1111111111111 111' 1111. 101 fSPRlNGQ CENTRAL S'FIVIHCNT LITERARY STAFF I ruuf lfmr: 'l'rsmmxu: SHIAH-nm. HOLDHOFF. Uthy, SCIINHLL. Plu'ssux. RQTIISTEIN, Gunmux. ROBINSON. KL'SHNEIL 5'me lhlu': Lxcu'r NNIICIN. SvuMJJInemrAN. 'Womr. MASKARUN. WARNER. FlNK. Rmms. VMION. KAVANAI'. MERSKY. STIAPICRU. Third Raw: 1:. COHEN. Pmn'm'. PHILLIPS, 1C. COHIIN. Human. FRICEIHIAN, SKLAmc. Mums. GuLIxSTIvK. S A H ARON. ISPRINGJ CENTRAL STI'DFNT IHVSINESS STAFF Front How: JOSEFF, CREAMER, I'NIRST. SIRO'L'KIX, VAN DYKE. ZAPPIA. WIC'I'SMAN. Second Ihm': LICEDHAM. ORLHY, SOLOMON. EPS'I'IUIN, Smtl'lmlx, CAMPALI SMILH. Thin! lhur: I'IAIHCII, IIMRSJI, MAX, LI'BIcTZKY. WRI'maI.. A. LIXX. F. LINK. TILLLLY. CENTRAL STUDENT HONOR AWARDS AlliAnwrimn Hhu'o 31;11 01' -11!34 Nzltinnul Scholastic Press Asstwiation. All-Amoriczm H0110rs 1927. 1929 10 19313 Columbia Schulnstiv Press Association. First Class Honorsilfmfb to 19:17 Quill and Scroll: International Hmmr Rating; 19213. ISJZLL 1933. 192W. SPRING CENTRAL STUDENT U'nnpleting its sixteenth year nl' existence under the sponsorship of Mr. Spenser S. Fishbzline, head of 1110 English Department. the Central Studenf avhieved :1 new high in newspapo' avvomplishmont. At the convention of the Columbia Scholastic Press association 1119 Student was awarded A1l-C0111111b1'2m honors for exceptional editorial writing. For the ninth consecutive year the Student received first place honors and again gained possession of tho Bhw Ribbon donming' tirst' division from the C.S.P.A. l02 N01 only the 1111110 f as 11 whole 11115 80 1101101011, 11111 $01110, 111di1'11111111 1110111- 1101s of the staff 110,10 also x111gl01l 0111 101 1e150g11111011. 13011010 1100111111111, NowNews Editor, 100011011 11 110111 K01. 11 1111111111111 1101101, 1'01 00131101111111; accomplishments 111 110111111110 111111110 . Y10101 B. K115111101, 1301111110 131111111. also merited 11011111111110 11101111011 111 11 111111011111 10111111011011 001110s1. The Spring 8111110111 $11111 111150111011 s01'01111 11011' 11111110110111 11111011 11010 110- claimed by the s111110111: 110111. Among 1110 111010 111111111111 11010 1111101111 Between the Headlines'1 by Vi0101' B. K11s111101 111111 11P01s01111111y 11011 811010 by Vir- ginia, 801111011. Eli C011111y 11105011011 1110 10111111111011 01' R1111111l111g 111 R1111- 110111'1 101' being 111e 1110s1 1111111s1111: 0011111111 111 1110 11111101. The 01111011011111 111 111110 101 1110 S1111l11111 1s 1111111111110, 10 111110110 who has writing 111111111 111111 1s 1111010s1011 111 11011011111101 11'0111. A11111111111011s 111111 110 made 10 1111111 $111111 111111 CUIIHSMUIS who will. 11' 10111 1511011111 1110111110 is 1.3-1 01 1101101, 11111110 100111 1'01 .111111-1111lis110 1111111111 111 10111 00111011111111. Tho Student Will prove 11-1esis1111le 111 111050 11110 1010 1110 11110 01' 0.101101110111 111111 1110 1'01 01' 111e chase. He10, 100. 1110 01110101151110 1011111; 101101101 11111 3411111 11111011 111 111s 001111101 111111 11001110 11110 1110 11101111110111 111 11'01-111 181111110. The B00111 111' E111101-s 11110 spring 00115151011 01' 1110111111 1901111011. 01111111111111: 0111101: E11 110111111. 01111011111 1111011101; 31011111 11001'0s. 00111 0111101: 1se11010 11110111111111 111111 1111111111 150111111010. 110115 01111013. V10101 B. K110111101 111111 G11- 1101111 R111l1st0111, 101111110 0111101s: 3111111111 11111111111. S1100111l 101111110 1111101, 150111111 G1111111011' 111111 S1111101' T11s111111111. 01011111711111011 e111101s; 111111;; 801111011 11011111111 111111 1101111 R0b111s011. S11011s 11111110101. 111111 .1011-1' 131111;. 811111 191101011111- 111101. Aside 110111 1110 L1101111y $11111 111010 0xix1s 11 1.1101111 11'111011 100011'0s 1011' 111- 110 1000011111011. Th0 Busin0ss $11111 0111-110s 011 1110 11'01k 111111111 1111110111111 1101 well kn011'11. is 1101'01111010ss 11011 11111101111111. '1111051- 11111110111 1111s1110ss 111011 1111111e 1110 11111101 11 111111110111l 011000.15 111' s011011ing 11115. T110111 1110 111s0 111011111010 01' 1110 Business $11111 11'110 11ssis1 111 1110 11131111101100 111111 11101111011011 01' 1110 8111110111. M1111 S110111111 was 1110 1101111 01' 1110 business s11111'. 11'11110 A1-111111 S1-11111gi11 111111 Joseph 01101 11010 11111'0111s111g' 1111111110011. F111 1110se pupils who Wish 111 110001110 1110111110121 01 1110 11111011131110: Stuff, the course 01' 91111011151111; should 110 10111111111110. 1111101101100. s011'0011111le1100, eloquence, 1110 all qualities 11111011 111111 110 110101011011 by 11 0011100 111 A111'0111Si11g. To take Adve111s1110' 0110 must 111110 11 111117 111 00101105111011 1'31. C01111111 111111' 11011 110 11101111 01' 11s 11011511111101 11111011 11113 111s111111'01l its 5111101 1101111 0101 011101 31011011011100 1:111:11 8011001 1111110151. The 1'01111'111 181111101111 1111s 111111.13 110011 1111 11111111111111 011se11'01. 111111 1111s 110011 1110s1 0011010119 111 11s S1111- 11011; 01 8011001 110111'1110s. Full 01' g001l 111111101 118 11011 11s $011011s 1'1101S. 1110, Central 18111116111 has 11'011 110 11111 11110 1110 11011110 01 1110 s111110111s: 111111 1111 await 1110 11111 111' 011011 111-11'001111' 1.95110 with 110011 11111101111111011. 103 wt; CENTRALITE SALES FOIU 13 IR out Now: VOSKO. UPDIKIC. A. LINK, MILLMAN. t1. me. WML. S'i'luwixmx Sr'mnd Rolf: Somysm: Iil'mx. WILLIAMS. SHINLLL. WHITE. anum. WILLIS, CENTRALITE SALES FORCE With a determined look in their eyes and a tirm resolve in their heartm the Centralite Sales Force started out to put the 19:37 Centraiite on the Map. 'JThey started their campaign with a, hang by announcing the great mystery of March the eighth, which in reality vas the opening day of the campaign. Then followed a hectic period of advertising . Not one group failed to witness some startling term of advertisement which the determined sales- men had concocted t0 att '11ct the attention of every pupil. Nothing was too radical or extreme for these representativm in their zeal to sell Centralites, and they developed more clever schemes than were witnessed in old Central for many a year. Strange as it: may seem. the Sales Force got excellent: results from the afternoon groups who usually are less active. Although Mr. Millman, who was the sponsor of the group, left, while the campaign was in full swing, the Sales Force carried on undmmted. Also great praise is due the Art Department for their contribution to the campaign. They supplied many beautiful and clever posters, illustrating the circus motif of the Centralite. Their work was not only posted in the halls, but they even arranged a display in the Library. So vomhining heati- tiful art work with ingenious public speaking the Sales Force produced excellent results. The total subscriptions to the CentJ-aiite were 1.62:5 paid subscriptions at the end of the campaign, setting a new high. Much credit should be given also to the Group Teachers for their co-opem: ti011, without Wllit'h the campaign could not have been successful. LIBRARY STAFF WMWJCJX How 0111': C'IIIAPPE'I'TA. TARI'INIAX, S11111-11111. J11 11111s111 W 111-111 1111111111111, 1'1'111111'1111. M1111N1111111. 11111117 T1170: 51111111,. M1111111V111N. 51111131111113: LIHITICAWJIIIN. N111. .1111111xr;1:,7- SEN, IIENDICRSON, TEICIIMAN. 11011: Three: ASH. W1L111111M, HEASUN. HAHN, CAMEIIUN. CAMERON, 11111101113. LIBRARY STAFF 9Where are you going. Bill? 9011, I'm going 1111 to the library to get 11 report 1111- historyf 111-e 1111111111111 words in the 1111113 01' Central. Yes, the library is 1111 i111lis1'1ensal11e division of 01111 school. 115' 11111711 111111131 1111111 1111 opportunity for 1111101 research 211111 intense study. The 11111313511111 11111111111111 s11111711'isi011 111' Miss 111-11 Hahn, 1111s endeavored 111 11111111? the 11111-1113' 11 1111111511111 place 1111- eveI-3'1111e. They 111t0111pt 111 he help- 1'111 when 3011 111111 looking- 1111- 1111 elusive 1-111'1-1-e111-e 11111111 211111 are the epitome 111' 1'11111'1983' under 1111 1-i111-11111st1111e1es. Miss 11111111 11115 11111111111111 11 11'111111 1:11113'1111111151111111-11 in 11111 111111113 113' 11 11111011 11is111113 111' 11111111131111:1 posters 111111 1111011x111151t has been said that 91-111-iety is the splce 111' 111133; 'lhe lil11-1113'1111s 111111111111ed 10 151111111 thalt $113ng 113' 11111'113's having s11111e1hi11g' 111' 1-111-1-11111 interest on display. 0110 of the chief 111:1'1-111-1'11111s 111' the library is the 11111g11zi11e, 11111111. 011 it may he 111111111 011-1111111111 111' every 111-s111-1111i011. from the more intellectual 91901-11111 111111 11Re1111111i19' 111 the 13111171111111111711 91111101111111 B113? 011 it may he 10111111 also advertising literature 111' various institutions 111' higher 16111-111119; Because 111' the 1-111111'111-11111'e 11111111s11he1'e the 1011-1113 has l1e1-11111e dear to the hearts 111' 1111 1111- student 1111111' 111111 3011113 1-01-11-hes 11 341-01191 11111111191 111' 1111'1i1s. The hooks in 1he 111111113 11117 111111-1111 in the shelves 111-17111-11i11g 111 the 5111111111111 1111111113 533111111, 11s 1'11111111's: 000-099 - 7 7 - 7 7 7 7 7 7 - 7 - 7 - 7 Reference 100-199 - 7 7 - 7 7 - 7 7 7 7 7 - 7 7 - Philosophy 2007 299 - 7 - 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 Religion 21400 3199 7 7 7 7 - 7 - 7 7 - 7 7 7 7 7 7 Sociology 400-7199 - - 7 - 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 - - 7 7 Philology 5007.399 - 7 7 7 7 - 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 - - Science 000-099 7 - 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 - 7 7 - 7 7 7 Useful Arts 7007799 - 7 - - 7 7 7 - 7 7 7 - 7 7 7 7 Fine Arts 800-899 - - 7 7 7 - 7 7 7 - 7 7 - 7 - 7 Literature 9007999 7 7 - - 7 - 7 7 7 7 - 7 7 7 - 7 History The 1i1-ti1111 hooks 111-e listed 111-cording 111 authors. 105 RESERVE OFFICER? TRAINING CORPS R, U. T. C. First PinIlrl? LUPILUFIP. ISBELL. IIARRIS. 130w JONES. DC'I'TUN. MAKTJX. '3UD1CLL. PLONCK. lhm- 011w: WILLIAMS, HAGIIE. WILLIS. KEYWELL. TOWN. Two: IJERGEON, PHELPS. Mxr'ncsox, MCANDREWS. KAIJN, Row Three: BRITSON. VILan. BIGLUW, MCDERMO'I'T, MACLEOH, VAN IIOICN, ALEXANDER, STALEY. R. O. T. C. Second Picture KICYWELL. TOWN. CROSBY, WlLLIs, ISBELL. Row Two: DUTTON, WJLLlAMS. Row Threw: BEGLE, Dm'mos, BERGER. mcnoz. WILLIAMS. Ron: Four: MERRY, Smun, FRANK, GREEN, me- Rou' Firm BARNES, PATON, GREEN, MILLER, lfmu U110: IIAGUE. Lt'mmw, HARRIS. HA'P'rIcGNO, CHRISTMAN. Tons. IIARRISON. SON, COHEN, UrLUSSMAN, COIVPLAN, KEATH. IIULLEY, VAN WYCK. Woomzmcx, Il-XVIS. BROOKS. R. O. T. C. The Reserve Otiicers Training Corps was established in 1920 for the pur- pose 01' laying the foundatimi for intelligent citizenship and military lead- ership among the youth 01' the nation. Centralts R.O.T.C. unit is fast developing into a splendid organization. After a lethargy of many years the boys are taking a real interest in bringing Company G into prominence once again. Giving many hours of hard work, Staff Sergeant Crosby has infused a line spirit into the boys and they now reap the fruits of his labors. For the tirst time in many years Central won the cup awarded by the So- journers Club for winning the drill competition among the members of the First Battalion. This competition is held yearly mnong Cass, Northern, and Central High Schools. Much credit is due to Sergeant Crosby for unseltishly giving his time for early morning drill. Our hats are also dotted to those boys who got up early in order to participate in this work. On January 12, the newly-installed rilie range echoed and i'e-echoed t0 the crack of I'ittes as the first shots were fired. The newly-organized Ventral team did very well in the Hearst. Trophy matches in March by placing fourth out of thirteen teams. They were beaten only by Cass. Northwestern, and South- easternt who have been shooting for years. The team is composed of Second Lieutenant Jack Chase. Dick Sanderson, Howard Collins, Edmund Pagans, :Iml Sergeant Gordon L21 Plante. The company prepared diligently for R.0.T.C. Field Day which was held late in May at, Nnvin Field. The officers assisting Sergeant Crosby in the work of training.r the boys are: Major Robert Town, eomnlzlnding ottiver. John TVillis, First, Lieutenant in charge of the First Platoon; Harry Isbell. Second Lieutenant who assists in comnmndiny the First Platoon; Jack Chase, Second Lieutenant in charge of the Second Platoon; and Neill Williams of the Third Platoon. A signal honor was won by the Central ROTC. when Robert Town achieved the rank of Major in competitive examination. Bob is the only menr ber of 0111' R.O.T.C. ever to reach this high rank. The cmnpetition which deals with intricate military details is highly con- tested and requires :1 tlmrongh knowledge of all military maneuvers. I07 , Wf 'yw. 1y ' 4G1nLS' Tn anf Row: Gonnox, BAS'I'OW, S'ruaLi'iz, WILLIS, LEV, LEADER. VJNnmcnu. Second Row: 'IVUAZ, PO'I'TIGER, SAETIIER, GILMAN, SHANNON, MCCORMICK, WEIL. 'I'hird Row: KUVACII. ELLENSUN, FLEMING, Picmnnxe, KATZ, DEMARE. GIRLSi TENNIS Each year the number of girls who try out for the tennis team increases. This spring the number was more than tripled. This year there were forty ready, willing. and able wielders ot' the rzu-qnet from which the varsity team at twenty was chosen. Centralis six new tennis courts nmke possible more games. XVhen the Urmtmlite went to press, tentative matches already had been arranged with Northern, Cooley, Mackenzie, Northwestern, and Highland Purl; High Schimls. T0 sznne time, the games were erranged so that the single nmtches were played at; one school at the, sznne time that doubles were being played at the other. Something new in the way of Central tennis activity w: s planned for try- outs this spring; girls and boys played mixed matches with the hope that when they had had enough practice, it might lie possible tn arrange snch matches with other schools. 01d members who returned were Valerie Snether, Virginia Shannon, Fran ees Gordon, and this seasonis captain and assistant, .lmln V'illis and Julie Kaletsky. Besides this large number of old members, there were quite :1, few promising younger students. among whom are Vivian lillinson, Shirley Led- erer, Dorothy Methirinick, and Betty Stiglitz. IO8 CENTRAL GIRL; , CLUB H1111,- Oue: MACKICOL. TOMES, Puncm. Tomas, HEIDEN. W111T15LAM, MANBY. KEARNEY. PALMNS. TARPINIAN. 80171111111111, MACURICGOR. Ifmr Two: WALKER VOICLKICR. PRESTEI.. VOGICLHAML MIESEL. IIATHMVAY. UZBL'RN, KUVACH. 1.1910113 PIPER, HARBERT, CLEVELAND. 11011: Three: MOORE, 11311111111311 MMrDIAImm. ALEXANDER. COLLARD, MU'1'11y 1511031118. UZBURN, 311111111171, M13111; HARRISON. STEWART. AIASON. R1110 Four: RICH, ROBINSON. FOSTER, VINCENT, 'lkuz, SCHNELL. Ilcw'JN, UIIAPMAN, UEsTRIKE. CAMERON, CAMERON, DALY. 1 CENTRAL GIRLS1 CLUB 11' yen w1111111 11211'11 g1211111ess 211111 pleasure Come 211111 join the Girl Reserves?1 This part of 11 Girl Reserve song certainly 1111111011 true this past year. After the traditional 12111-111111111i211 11f 1'2111111e,-11g11ti11;,r 211111 the 1121111111et which the Gen- 112211 Girls, 011111 holds to initiate its neophytes. 1111111 111e11111ers plunged into 21 year tilled with activities 211111 11isr11ssi1111s 11e211' t11 2111y girlk heart. The, 11102 grams were diversitied 211111 exceptionally interexting: there W215 :1 talk about etiquette, 2111 address by the Secretary 111' the 111te1'1121ti1111211 Settlement, which the Y.W'.C.A. sponsors. 211111111 1'e121ti1ms with foreign 1101-11 in America, 21 t211k 11 21, 1-11111-1-11 superintendent concerning hey 211111 girl relations, 21 1-01111111111it'v sing; 21 1113'ste1-i1111s 111211411711 11111'1'111'11121111'0 by 21 skilled professional 11121gi1'i2111. 21 splash party in the s1'h11111 1111111, 211111 reports 1111 the All-Stnte Girl Reserve centerelwes tn 1211-11 of which the club sent two delegates. At the tii1211 11191111111: of the term. 111111111118 were chosen to replace those who were. g1221111121t111g'. After the Spring election 21 mother 511111 daughter te21 1111111- 11i11e11 with the instalfntion 111' the new 1111100151 was held. 11121111 11212111 the cabinets direct 21 bridge te21 at the Highland Park Y.XV.C.A. Both the bridge fiends 211111 the 11011711121ye11s attended this function since, to the great enjoyment of 21 few, it was possible, to play other games. A11 112111 2111 0111121115' pleasant time 211' the first: ten 211111 1291111111111 to the second. Some 111' the, gir1s went down to the Central YJYCA. fer the 1-ity-wi11e 111eet111gs 211111 renewed their 210- 111121111t21111-e with the high 111e211s 0f the Girl Reserve e111hs. 111111111 the 1e2111er- ship of 3121111' 312111113', Elizabeth XVhiteImn, Belie C211ki11s, 141111121 Kearney, Lois Heiden, Dorothy Barbour. Marjory D211y. Shirley Muth. Ruth Miesel, 1111100118 for both teams. 211111 the supervision of Mrs. M. Atkinson. Miss H. ii'nlker. Mrs. D. Smith. Miss J. 312101412111111110, 211111 Miss G. Anderson. sponsors. the Club closed an energetic term. 109 BOYS' GOLF TEAM Front Rozr: VEIJOX. ROGERS. CAMPBELL. Second Row: CLAPP, LAl'lNER. VARSITY GOLF SPRING SCHEDULE April 2:2 - - - - - - - - - - Central - Cooley April 30 - - - - - - - - - - Ventral h Cooley May 7 7 - - - - - - - - - Central e Northern May 13 - - - - , - - - - - Central e Mackenzie May 21 V - - - - , - - - - Central e Redford May 27 - v- , - - - - - - - Central g Southwestern June L . - - - - - - - - - City Meet Fore! A white spheroid went Whistling through the air headed for the dis- tant green. Following soon after came an enthusiastic group of turf-choppers and golf aspirants. Thus did the spring practice for the varsity golf team get under way. About 15 or 20 boys turned out to give Mr. Verne Rogers, versatile history teacher, golf coach, and contest Winner, hopes for a cham- pionship team. At the beginning of the season the team was: No. 1 man, Phillip Clapp; So. 2, Bill Laitner; N0. 3, Louis Vehon; and Ken Campbell, N0. 4. Clayton Ker' and Edward Vidro were outstanding candidates, making; the boys hustle to hold their pogitions. The weather was poor in the early part Of the season so that the boys were handicapped, but. theyWe done well in spite of Mother Nature. In the fall season the team ended eighth out of 20 teams in the City meet, after losing dual matches to Highland Park, 8-4; Redford, 7V2'5V21 and Cooley, 1210. They beat. Mackenzie, 9-3, and Redford Union, 8-4. Since last fall the boys have shown marked improvement, and as the spring season gets under way we may look forward to good results. IIO VA RS I'ITY BASIC J.ALL Front Row: MADONNA, ROWE, RCEHLE, SAm-IRsTEIN, VAFIADI, POKORNY. STEIN. GENTJL, KELLEY. Second Row: SIMONSt WAGNER, HERRMANN, WEIsMAN. RUNQUIST, FiRESTONE, JONEs, COLLINS, SMITH, RAIZIN. Third 1301! : SAMBA, FRANK. WA'i'ICRsToNIC. SCHRAM, GENDLEMAN, CLARK, GOLDING, DEWEY. FRIED, XVOLF. BASEBALL With the return of two veterans and excellent reserve material, Central shows bright hopes of having a winning team this Year. iVith George Ruehle covering first, Central can boast of having one of the tinest first baseman in the league. Byron Vufiadi, CoeCaiptain and veteran of last yeafs squad, also is one of the outstanding players 011 the team. Byron has proved to be very reliable on both offensive and defensive play. The shortstop position will be covered by either KVilten Smith 01' Alvin XVaterstone. Both of these boys are good ball players, and are capable of handling this position. Ce-Captain Ben Saperstein, also a veteran of last years squad. covers the tthet spot? and as usual his presence is keenly felt. The utility infielders are Gilbert Golding, Bob Dewey. and Paul Frank. The outfield consists of Milton Stein, left tield, and George Simons. right tield. The contestants for the center tield are Bob Grentel and Paul KVeisman. The utility outfielders are Abe Lapides and Leon Firestone. The catching staff consists of Hanley XVolfe. Sam Gendlenmn. and Roy Clark. Clark is :1 tenth-gmder and has displayed much ability at his position, although Grendlemzln and W'elfe Will probably share most of the tntching duties. Central has to complete its squad. :1, fine staff of pitchers. Heading the list is Bob Rowe, who has demonstrated some very tine control. Douglas XVacher, Robert Pokorney. and Bob Collins will complete the staff. Central, so far, has lost two and won two of its practice games, defeating Northern twice and losing hard-fought, games to Eastern and quntmnu-k. So far they have displayed much talent on defensive. but are lacking 0n the offensive. This year, Central boasts of possessing 0110 of the finest. coaches in the city. Mr. John Madonna. 311'. Madonna is himself a player of wide experience. having played on both amateur and professional ball teams. He was :aptain 0f XVestePn High School's baseball team in 1928. and of Michigan State Colleges varsity baseball team in 1932. He also played professional baseball With Des Moines. Dayton, and Huntington. From 1934 to 1936 he His player manager of Plymouth, A Class, 3 Federation team. Under his guidance, this team won the Federation Championship in 1936. With this experienced and able man at Centralis ilOiIlL Central can be assured that its team Will finish on or near the top of the league. 1 0111111: Front Row: VINCENT, DEUTSCH, SCIIKLOVEN. BROSIUS, WEBBER, GORNBEIN. SMITH, 11111111111111.1113 111-Hunk 1111111. N111111111I 111111: 11'1113113'. 19142111111110. MAvNICHnL. 111111111111113'11 MI'1117111AN. 1811111151111. T111133 81111211311111, 111118111131. 111111111111. 1111011111. CURTIS. SERKAN, GLOVER, LYON. $111112. 'I'IIi1'1l Ifmr: 1111111'1711. 3111111111113 Clumsmxx. 11111111111. 111-1.11111. HURWITZ. 1111111111. KATZ. UIJCK, KL'NKLE, SCHWARTZ. 811111511112 1111111113; MICSSINGIGR, HOWELL, FREED. THE CENTRAL CHOIR 11 1110 3'111111s 111' 111111 1401111111 1110 111111111 110 1111011011 1111111 11 111110111 11111-11113' 11111111 whose sh0fv0s 110 hooks 1011111111111: 1110 1111110151 111 11011111113 111111111ti 11111111101' 11111111111 w1111111 1,10 111110011 11111111 1110 $11011 this -111110. 111010 111111 1110110 111110115: 1110 1111.g0s 111' 1111s 1'01-0111 1111111110 1110 1111110 111111 joy 111' 1101111111118 31111411: 11011111'1'1110111, 1110 19.111111111111114 11111111, 11111ys 11 lending 1-1110. 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Edward. though he tlitlnlt win, placed ninth in the emnpetitien and was given nn honor rating. For six eonseentive eentests Ventral lms plneetl winners, n reenrtl 01' which we can he, jnstly proud. Mr. Seitz zllltl Mrs. Brokaw nemnlpnnietl the entrants 0n the trip. The ezlgerly-nwnitetl event 01' the spring: term7 the Spring Festival. topped its former nreninplishnlents as seven hundred singers, assisted by Central's orchestra, t'sheok the rafters with their pert'ernmnee under the must zlhle baton of Mr. Harry W'. Seitz, the head of Centrals Music Department and the choir director, Mrs. Brokaw and Mr. W'ells aSSistetl. Another new and sneeesstnl addition to the department was the Ensemble, comprised of a smaller group of select singers, thirty in nmnher. most, of whom are alse in the choir. These eheristers necenmuniml by an instrumental ensemble have performed on several oeezisions and have been enthusiastically reeeived. Ac Will work and no play nmlws one a dull person. the elmir. the Ensemble. and several choir soloists struck a happy medium when the cheristers appeared at the Detroit Golf Club. IGm-h member was treated to a linlleeenrse dinner before the program. The perfnrninnee 0f the ttltnlizln Street Song with the sole Inlrt hy Hiltlgzirtle Felsner and the t izlrenrnlleli from the Fire ltllytl with Jneqneline Vineent as soloist. were the highlights of the entertainment. This most sneeesst'nl :llltl eventful year was brought to a distinguished climax 21s tientml's eheir and four other high school ehornses participated with the Civie Opera Uherns in presenting the lirst in the series of perfornr :tnees given by the Detroit, Civic Upem Assoeizitien this senson. Vertlils inl- mortal ttReqnienl was selenlnly sung: at, the Mnsenie Temple on April 123. in hennr of the late Ussip thtliriltm'itseh. lermer tlireeter 01' the Detroit Synr phony Orchestra. and the late Mrs. Harriet Atterlmry, former president of the Symphony Seeiety. Mziestrn anm Ghiune. tlle present conducting directed the mighty churns of ever six hundred voices, and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. The soloists. members of the Metropolitan Opera tlmnpany. added 21 distinguishing toneh to this great civic accomplishinent. They were: lCzie Pinzn, hass: Rosa Tentoni, soprano: Pnnl Althonse. tenor, and Bruce, Brnna Castagna, mezzoesoprnno. As :1 reward tor their participation in the iiReqniem. all the high sehoel elmristers were given free tickets to see and hear the opera, wMadeline, Butter- tlyll on April 23, with Elizabeth Hethherg in the leadingr rule. As the tinul page of this past years velnine is nppronchetlt the premise of two final performances delights us. Since only eight of the present choir nlenr hers will return te school in the full term. this group will appear together but once more. when they assemble to sing at their own graduation exercises this June. A few days after this event. as 0110 of the entertainments tor the N. E. A. Visitors. the elmir. with several other high srhoel choral groups will present the tttlhernl Fantasia trmn Gunnimlls ttFanstfi Mr. Seitz is to preside nt this meeting 01' the National thlttezltersl Asseeintiml. Now it is with relnetnnee that we tind the last pages of the September 19:56- Jnne 1937 volume closed forever. ll3 ADAM AND EVA A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS GUY BOLTON mid 1111111111111 MIDDLETON Presented by the JUNE 1937 GRADUATING CLASS OF CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Under HIP Direction of HELEN .1. DELBRI DGIC DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY AND SATFRDAY, MAY 7 AND 8 THE CAST Scenes of the Play H'humcfcm in order of 4111pmrrancc1 Time: 111110111'eso11t. 8111-1111:. 111111115 King 111 rich 11111111 - - - Merritt Rcmws Avt I. M1:Kingk1101110,.1A111g151111111. 001-1111111111 11115 11111101 111111111 1 Geraldine 1111310011 Morning. 1'11111011 DeWitt UliS s1111-i11-111w1 1 - - - - Act 11. The $111110. Ton d11ysl1lte1'. - - - - - - - - - - - erman ,IHLinmlvifc' Act 111. The King: f111-11'1in NowJorsoy. .1111111 DMVitt 11115 oldest 11111111111111 . - - - 1.11111 Novemher. Ju'lrlim' J. WOIH'II Em K1111: 1111s youngest 11:111g'11191'1 - Ruth Voallmr - Aunt Abby Rocker 11113 sister-i11-111w1 - - - 1 Mustc - - 1 - - - - - 1 - - 1 430311111111 Arfrl 111'1111' 1112 Jack 11111111111111 this neighbor! - - - 1 Central High School Orchestra - - - - - - . - - - .Jolm .11. 111mmr0thcr Horace Pilgrim 11111911110101 - 1 i1'for B. 111131111011 HARRY W. $11111. Director 111111111 Smith 11115 1111si11oss 111111111g111'1 - - - - PRESTON WWW- I'JWMNHH - - - - 1 - - - - - - Phillip Eiswnbmw 1211 111111111141101111111111 - - - - 1 Suuml 110111AndrewGordon this wnuld-ho sn11-il1-111w1 - 11,11 1101131111Shleclions - - - - Ilvrbm'i - - - - - - - - - - - - - 117111111111 14111110 11-1 11011110111101'1'5'Air - 1 - - FUIICSHHH 111111 MU Andante 1'111111'1111i19. from First 11011111111111111in1self1 Symphony - - 1 - - Brwllmrt'u Producing Staff Business 0011111111106: 11110 Koops, 01111111111111: Marjorie Bird. J1m111111 Clicky F101'v1lcc Grant, 1V'111111111 Herrmann, .1111111 Kalotsky, 1111119110 Linx, Carolpn Linx, 1.05110 Share. Faculty Sponsor: Mildred M. Taylm'. Property Committee: 11111111, K911111031. 01111111111111; Phillip 111111111. Loon Foiorstviu, Gabriel G11111tz, Betty Goldman, XYitnhl Gwizdnwski. Nevin 1111111951111. 111-111121- .1011111111esso11, 1111111111 50111111011 . Faculty Sponsorx: Erhvlwyu Versvhnevv, Elizabeth 11111'1'113', 111111111 1111910111, E. 0. McCuL 111111.111. 111111 1Villis 151100111 Stayoomft Uommillcr: ART Mary 311111111111, Murray Ben's 111111 31011111011s of Art Flassos. Faculty Sponsor: 11111011131111 Vursvhaevv. CONSTRUCTION Jack P19111111. 1101;111:1111 611103. 1111111111! Katz, .101111 Tienmy. Faculty Spmwur: I11. 0. McCullough. Lighting Umnmilfm': Joseph 1311111111111, 1-11111r1111111: Alfred 011111111311. Mukc-up: 11911-11 Wicks. Posters: Comnmrcirll Art 111 Classes. Play 00111111111110.- Gruce Anderson, chairman; 111111111 .1. IJeIhridgn, 17111111 Dow, 111191111110 Wood, Janet McF111'111110. Ushers: Members 01' NC Cluh. Furniturv: Courtesy Rubinson Furniturr- Company. 114 A whimsical, laughing treat for everybody, the story of a tremendous hoax and ensuing preposterOus situationseupon such a play the curtain of Gen- tralts auditorium rose Friday and Saturday nights, May 7 and 8. James King is burdened with a family of swingers. Among them are tttiliimyfi husband of Kings daughter Julie, an authority on tailors, teas parties, and tennis-raemiets, who has taken his abode under King's root while decidingr what shonid be his lifewerk; Aunt Abby Ix'neker. King's sister- iu-iaw; and his uncle, Harare Pilgrim. I'm-le Horaee has extended a week-entl visit into a tifteen-year stay, and now is content in the role of hyp0chron- driac. His physician. Dr. Jack Delainater, is a fashionable, smartly-dressed young man, apparently in love with Kingis youngest daughter Eva. Eva, a social butterfly, lovely and of a sweet disp0siti0n, is undecided whether tn marry Dr. Delamater or Lord Andrew Gordon. Smttish nobleman. James King, weary of being snowed under by hills. inferins his family that they are going to move to a chicken farm in New Jersey, to save some money. They resolve to bring about Kingis departure alone to the mmmmyis ottiee on the Amazon. the trip to he ordered by Dr. Deiamatei' as a health measure. ancle Horaee. supposedly dozing whi e the ennspii'aey was being formed. tliseloses the plot to King, enrag'ing him. King in this frame of mind has an interview with Adam Smith and UPON hearing Adams idealistic picture of happy, peacefuL loving home life con- siders it his duty to enlighten the innocent Adam. King goes to the Amazon and Adam bemmes the head of the family. S0011 realizing how selfish and inconsiderate they are that none the less in love with Evai, Adam commences to effect a change. Dr. Delamatei- fortunately supplies him with the idea to pretend the loss of the family fortune. Deiamater hopes by this means to expose Lord Andrew as a for- tune hunter. get, rid of him as a rival, and Clear the field for his own pursuit of Evaiand her money. The family are stunned by the news, but: their basic worth is proved when each finds a job. LO'I-d Andrew proves worthy: he drops his title and oper- ates a liver stable near the farm. All goes well until Mr. King returns from the Amazon and is informed of the disaster. Believing that Adam is guilty of embezzlement tAdam is not present at the momenti, he tells the family so. However. Eva, defends Adam, who returns and discloses that the whole affair was a plot to wake up the, spongers. Meanwhile Lord Andrews has discovered that Adam and Eva love 0110 another and tries to bring: them together. Adam and Eva declare their love and the curtain tails. K The story was enacted by an exceedingly weil-seleeted east. Phil Eisen- bergts portrayal of Adam seemed like a living emotion, so real was his acting toward Eva. Herman Haimovitz played ttminnyit to perfectinnicoiv, artful, ingratiating what more could he, be? Ruth Voelker as Eva was a true daughter of Eve, making use of all the arts known to women. The out- standing character acting was Merrit Reeves characterization of the grum- bling: 01d groueh, Mr. King. and Victor B. Kushmer's TTncIe Horaceeside- whiskered. quernhmst forever ennmiainingr of his nerves. Rnsalvu Arta as the society matron was a picture of dignity. Tall, dark, handsome Jack Merewether in the role at the suave sm-ietv dnetm' would have made am' girPs heart flutterebut not Evats. poor doctor. Elaine Cohen grave a, very convincing performance in the part of the loving Julie. Geraldine Piiscou played a friendly, thoroughly likeable Corinthia. Bill Albee as Lord Andrew turdmi was eonmieteiy turned out with n'mnoele and thm'mig'hbi-Hi Seoteh accent. in which he was coached by XViHiam Collin, Centrahs recent arrival from Scotland. KtAdam and Evaij one of the largest, productions of Centralis long list, certainly one of the most thoroughly enjoyed, closed to resounding applause from a full house. ll5 ORFIIESTRA 11111111 01111: FINAIWHCTTA. KI'sHNEn. 11111111111'. 1.11ss11111 MAZICIL S111n111111 11111111111011. FLEMING. 81411110111111, 1VHI'I'JCSTONIC. Gmnas. 111111311111. 1111117 'l'uw: 0Ls11N. .11111113'N111s811N, 17111111111111. TOWN. 81111111311111, KLEIN, 31011111111133 1LISS. BIAT'J'ERX, IIONEYMAN. LEWIs, 01111111111111. Ifmr 'I'I11'1111: HONEYMAN, COLLms. ADAMS. GLANTZ. 31111112111111. 14111112111115, THUSTON, 1911111111, 11'1'1111111'11111111y WICLLs. ORCHESTRA This year 11131111111 17113411 S011111'111s Senior 01'0110s11'11 111111011 1110 1111'01'111111 111' Mr. Preston 1V0lls 1111s 110011 101-1 111-1110. 1111111111: 11111 111111 11111 1'l:1ss plays, class days, 111111 g1'11111111111111, 1,1111 also 11111 111111111 11111s1110, 1'11111-111111s. T110 11111s1110 1101'1'111'111111100s 111' 1110 1110110311111 1-1111sis1e11 111' 11 1111011121111 111 :1 11191311111; 01' 1111 1101111111 1111111 s1'1111111 111'1111 i11111s 11'1111'11 11'z1s 110111 111 0811111111; 11 1111030111'11111111 111 1110 Buy $011111 17111111 111' 11111111111 111s11 110111 111 11111' 111111111111111111; 111111 11 11011011111111110 sponsored by 1110 110111111 S111-1e1y of Engineers 1011 1111 -1:11111;11-y 111'111111111es 11110110s1'01l 111 111131111001'111g. 01' 0111111s0, 1110 111'1-110s11'11 plays :1 54110111 1111111 111 1110 s111-1-0ss 111' 1110 11110101111 111'986111'1'11 111' 1110 5.1111111111111154 1'111ss. This 1'11111' 1110 0111110 11110110111111 11ss1s1011 in 111111111111 11111111111191 11 s11111s11111g s11111-0ss. '111101' :11s11 111111011 211 1110 .111111111- 1'1111'e1's1 11110s011111111111 1113 111111 s:11110, 111111011 111111 Sullivan 111101101111 s111g01l :11 Orchestra H1111. T110 111-1:110s11111. 11111. has 1101111110 1111 111s11111111111 111 1110 class 0.101'1'1s0s 110111 111 1110, 1711111017 131111111111111111. The 11111s11111111s 11111111110 :1 fitting background 10 1111s 801011111 010111 1171111 1110111 11111510. An 111-1'110s11'21 11s 111111111111 11s 0111's is 111 111-11211 110111111111: 11 was 01111011 11111111 111 111111 11111 1110 .111111111' 131:1'1'1-1-s1 1151111111 11110011 111111111: 1110 1'1111'1s111111s 111011111111 and for 11113 11110111 111 1110 V1s1111111111 H1211 1401111111. u.1111111 111 1110 N11111-y 1100.1, 111 1110 811111111: 11l0s111'1'11. 111111-11 1110 3111s11-111 11011111111110111 111-0s0111s 11111111 year, the orchestra 111111011 :1 11101111110111 1111111. 1111s1110s :11'1-1'11111111111'11115 1110 various acts, 1110 01111691111 111111'011 11s 11s 111111 111' 1110 11111154171111 H17,1-1111'11 11111111111111sll 111 0110111: 11Els11 13111011111: 1110 11211110111111 11y 111215411101 . 111111 1110 1111111101 11111111 811111011111 111' F. V1111 111111111111: There 1110, :11, 0011111111 11111 111s11111'1 111'11110s11111s71110 S0111111' 1111;2'11111'6211'1011. 11'1111'11 1111s 11111111111111 11101111101's. 111111 1110 Junior 1111;1 21111'111111111. 111111011 1111s 111111 11101111111111. T110110 11101111101-s 111' 1110s0 11111 organizations also 11121111 111 1110 All- C11y 01-1'110s11'11, :1 singular 111111111: 4:1 JUNE JUNE GRADUATES CLASS OFJUNE1937 CLASS OFFICERS PHILLIP EISENBERG .,,...,.......PresidemL JEAN ROBINSON .., ,.......Vice-Presiden+ BELLE CALKINS .......V....... Secrefary IRWIN CLAMAGE ... ... ....V Treasurer MOTTO Though +he Rocks Be Rugged COLORS Dubonne+ and Blue ABOUD, MADELINE Longfollow Hall; Busii ness Collvgu. 12-1 qm'r't little girl with 11 1111170! Iilllc way? AGINS, EUGENE Longfellow 113111: C01- 111:0. Medicinu Hlmulivs are my down- full.v AGREE, GERTRUDE LongIl-llnw II:111:S111'ing Festival: Cosmetic 1n- stitutv 111' Chicago. Her kindnvss is t'JI'r cuudcd by 1167' charm. ALBEE, WILLIAM N. JR. Longfellow 111111 ; Spring: Festival: Choir: 1'B111- B111 ; Adam and Eva ; Centralitv 111111113111 StaE; l'. of M 1121w. Hix'wuly. willing, and .Al IIN'CJU AMERNICK, MILTON 1.011341011th 11:111: 1111111- 111 u 1- 11 1 Basketball; Wayne Univorsity, Busi- ness Statistician. hLulmriny with Imnmt :wulx' ANDERSON, WALLACE Lnngfullmv Hall; 11111-11- 111111-111 Swiuuning; In- tramural Basketball; Business. He came. 111' saw, shc conqucrvdW APTEKAR, GERALD Longfellow 111111; Intru- 111 11 1' 21 1 Basketball; Choir: Spring Festival: Wayne University; U. of M., Enginvvring. A gay follow, :1 jolly fvllulc, A fvllmc we all like. ARFA, ROSALIND Longfellow Hall; IIis- tory Club: S t 11 d e 11 t Council: Adam and Em ; Business School. HA winning way, atw tractil'v fave, Ambition fitting her for any pluceF ARONSSON, SHIRLEY ANNE Lungfellow 11:111; 12 1 Motto C01111111t100; In- 11-1'i01' Decorating. hh'rvwiously sweet and thurmingly capable? ARONSTEIN, HERBERT Lnngfollow Hall: Slu- dunt Ummcil; Wnym' University. fallodcst men 011 Ihu'r 01071 11 wits re mulvf IMA 6 . ASNER, THELMA L 0 11 g f e 1 1 MY Hall; Wayne I'nivvrsity. 11191101er and rzwrlu much u: varncsl in all she does? ASHLEY, MARY Imngfvllnw 112111. .le a .s-tmlmt 1mm x-him'. ' a frinul you 117w . 1; fun. ASTA, MATT Longfvllmv Hall: Mll- sic. 11-18111! zrutr'rs run 110171.11 ASTREIN, CYRIL Longfellow 111111; 11111-11- 111 u 1' :11 1121 11111111111: Wayne 11niv1'1's1ty. Law. 1'11'iflz 111le quid: action follows on tho thoughtu AWERBUCH. BEATRICE Lonnglmv II:111: His- tnl'y 17111 b: Student Council: Walsh Insti- 111m of Acwunting. Hllirth, mim-hir'j'. and nu'rrimt fun.U BARBOUR, DOROTHY PHYLLIS Longfellow 11:111: Cen- 11'111 Gil'ls' Club: Inter- 1'11111001111011: 17. of 11.: Albion College, Ihlcteri- ology. K24 fair and stately maid is 311631 BARSKY, ROSALIE Lmurfvllmv H1111: 111:4, 101w Uluh: E11011 11. Richards: Wayne I'nii v91'sily. Social Survimn Stay 41s xwrcf Its you are. BASTOW, AUDREY JANE Lungfollow 111111: Cmr lml Girls' Club: Stu- dent cnuncil: Tennis '1'1121111: Mivhigun State Pnllegeh Music. Wm, 1'1 1m 111111 I am lu'rc on timc and 1mm nut foryullvn It 11 y - IllingW BEARD, HELEN Lungl'vllmv 11:111: HBMIS uf 111-2111101211 ' Choir: Spring Festival: 0011 111:0. 'I'hr bountiful ix ul- u'uys true? BEARMAN, LUCILLE Lungfullmv 111111: 8111- dunt Culmcil; 311111111- Men; 1111011' ; Spring F 1: s t i v11 1 ; Detroit: Academy of Arts. uA star fwll out of heaven. BECKERMAN, ANNA Innlgfellmv 111111: Spring Festival: 14 u s '1 n e s s $011001. 124 smart, attraction kind of gruch l2l I22 BELKIN, BERTHA Lnngfollow Hall: His lury Club ; Student Council; Spring Festi- vul: U. of BL; Labora- tory Technician. A fm'mnl uncr faith ful. BENSON, ROBERT Lnngfelluw Hall; Fresh- man Football; Varsity Swimming: S t u d e n 15 Staff: Business College. 11'01 :111? It is yet mz- knuzmx t0 meF BERGER, MARJANE Longh-llow Hall; Spring Festival; Choir; GirlsY Finishing School. Liku angels, risitx. few and fur botim'm? EERKOWER, DONALD Longfellow Hall; His, Im'y C l u b ; Reserve Funtlmll; 1: P s e 1' v e Truck : Spring Festival ; aniversity of Chicago, Optometry. 110 often, burns the midnight oil, But sad in say dis not for tail? BERKOWITZ, CLARA Longfellow Hall; Col- lege. H1 bundle of rimcity and humor? x BERKOWITZ, ISABEL Longfellow Hall. H :rigllt. altrllotirv. and a social Iighlf BERLIN, ALLEN Longfellow 111111: Hisr fury C 1 u h : Student Council: Central Stu- dent, Advvrtising Staff: Boyy Drvss t'nmmittev: W'ayne Univorsity. nA small pr'mon with l,ig ambitions? BESSMAN, SHIRLEY Longfellow Hall; U. of .1. Always ready for a guild timer BIBB, LOUISE Longfellow Hall; Art School. hAs agrcmblv as a ver- 8011 can DU; BIDGOOD, PEARL Longfvllow Hall; BusL mess Institute. WI natural sweetness of dixpasitiony BIGSBY, FRED Longfellow Hull; Var- sity Hockey; Spring Fostival; Centralite Art Staff; Art Institute, Chicago. K IIarpp17ncss gives us mzcrgyN BXRD, MARJORIE K. Longfollnw Hall; Stu- dent Cnuncil; Central Choir: Spring Festival; 10121nthe ; M u s i c :11 Ensomblv; Play Busi- ness Fommittee; Alma Collogu. Serenity and cheer- fuhwsx are her charms? BIRNBAUM, LAURA Longfellow Hall; Spring FPStiVHl; B 11 s i 11 e s s School. 'I'hr- kind of girl that mulu's mvn pirotf; BJOURKLUND, CARL L n n g f e 1 1 u w Hall: Wayne Univvrsity, Me- vlmnical Engineering. L 0 n g 1' u 1 l n w Hall; You Can jmlgzj a man hi! his ability to sprakF BLUMBERG, ARTHUR A Longfellow Hall; Re- sm'vu Football; Central UImI'isters; Spring Fes- tival; Central Student, Litvrary Stuff; Contra- lilv, Co-Etlitm'-i11Chief. Wisdom ix tho princi- pal thing. BLUMROSEN, RICHARD Longfellow Hall; His- tory Club; Wayne Uni- versity. Imifcis a scrious propo- sition; girls. tony BONADEOY MARY Longfellow Hull; Travel. qwrhrlps her silmzca 1's gohlan BOYNTON, ROBERT Longfellow Hull; Chi- cago Institute of Art. Ht, is not wiRc to be wiser than necessary. BRAVERMAN, HAROLD L 011 g: 1' 0 1 1 0 W Hall; Wayne University, Busi- ness Administration. K;S'iI0izcr, 1's goldeny BRODSKY, NA'fHAN Longfellmv Hall : Spring Fostivnl; Wayne Uni- vorsity. Tim w a r I d knows 7101!: my 0f its great: cs! mvnF BRONSTEIN, LEON Longfellow 11:111. HA man's nations show his Phamcter RONSTEIN, SARAH 011gfellow 112111; His- nry 1711111: Pratt Insti- .1te 111' Art. An artist I shall 111';U ROWN, HELEN 1111 g f 11 1 111 w 112111; l111i1': Spring Festival; 1'1111'11! 8111111711, Busi- xss $12111: Detroit Busi- ms College. VIM 111111318 of charm, 1111111131 UHRER, GORDON 111;:f0111m' 112111: XVhite 11111t111' Hti: Varsity 1'1 1- k 1' y : Intramural '1'1'stling: U. of 31., mineoring. 1111 1101 in the roll of 1111111111111 1111'11.U URDEN, ELLEN JANE 111;:1'1111111v 111111; U111- rsity 11f Dull'oit. '1171'1'1. 1111111113 111111 111111. URITZ. ROBER SAMSON 111g1'11111m' 11:1 111111' mptor 11i- 1: 11111'11 'nftsuw-n 111 huvrivn; 3 11111 1 : ' t s U. of 31., 11011118 1111 I URKHOLDER, ROBERT NEIL ALOYSIOUS 111;:1'9111111' 111111; 111111 1'11 C 1'11 ft $111 11 11 of 111-1'11511: 31111111111 171011111 ;.W:1,1:ue University, 1;:1110191'111g. 11111. .vl1'11111'1; 11ml 1111111. JRNSTEIN, DOROTHY 1111;111111111' 111111: His- 1'y 1111111; Wuym- Uni- 1'si1y. '111' who 111787'1'01111'N 1'1' 1111111'1' SHIHILH'N hr'r 1'1'11l1'xf 0111111111? BURSTEJN, ALBERT Longfellow 1111111 11S1'f a stout heart to on 311111 1111131110.;1 BURT. EUGENE 111111;:1'11111111' 112111; Bux- iug 1111:1111. Drawing is more fun 1111111 work? BURTON, BERTHA Longfellow 111111; msL muss Institute. HAN 1'711'1'grtic 113 8111; 18 111111113 BURTON, BETTY 111111gf911111'11 111111; Busi- ness Collego. F111'111111: is not far the f111'1117111'11rt111131 BUSSEY, EDNA 1.1111gf1-111m' 112111; 1111-1111- 111111'111 Hockey: 1111111151 Business 1'1111'1'1'Sity. Know 711'1' 115' IICI' friends 1111. BUTLER. HELEN Longfellow 111111: 1111111- 111111'111 1101'lwy; Varsity 11111'kcy; Businus Insti- 11110. 11011. 1111111111 11'01'111 Illaf have such 111'111111' in it? BUTLER, JAMES Longfellow 11311 : 110- serve ankt-lball ; R131 H 1-1 1' v 1: 1110111112111: 1111- 1: 1' :1 v i 11 g 11011111111100; 1'. 111' 31,. Eugiuuriug. Work and 111111 11111 .s-uerI. CALKINS, BELLE Longfellow Hall; Cen- trnl 1111151 Club: Roe. S1101. Presidont. Dance Club; Studvut Council: V-u'sity Swimming: Ref SOI'VP Hockvy; Varsity Hockey: 01111117111118, Lit- m'zu'y Staff: Bells 0f Bonujoluis ; Girly Athl 19111- Association. V1110, Prosidvut: 12 A Some- tm'y: 11111g1'uvil13: 011111- 11111199: 17. of M. Buc- terinlogy. HAM 1111111111. 11, 31111011111, 111111 11 fricndf; CAMPBELL, VALREE Longfellow 111111: 1'1'11- 11'111 Ntutlmzt, Business Stuff. A 111111 spirit 111111.718 her 10111111118 shortf, CARNIS, VIVIAN JEAN 1,1111g1'11111'1w 111111; 111s- 1111'3' Club: Student 11111111011: Business Insti- 11119. 'A p1'1'so11111it11 as bright 11.11 11 star 111111 11.1 1117 Irnvliuc us 11 mm- fl11w1'r to 11 1101'? CAVELL, RICHARD Longfellow Hall : Whim- Chupter Hi-Y; Highland Park Junior Collegv. 11-1 11-1111111'1' 111 1111' 11111110 111121111 H1211 1711171419- 11101'111 '11'1'111 111'rfoct 111111191 CHAFETZ, SYLVIA Longfellow 115111: 1111- 11011 Business 1'11iv111'- sity. 11011111! and 11111111311111- 1'11g.': CHAIT: LILLIAN 1 Longfellow H2111. xx 11A simphe bu! 11'1'51111 11-0111. CHAMBERLAIN, DON Longfellow 111111: Mich- igan State, Forestry. 1187111111 11f smtun', 11mg of mind. As true 11 11117111 as one could find. I23 l24 CLAMAGE, IRWIN S. Longfellow Hall; Var- sity Football; Reserve Swimming; Baseball; 12 B Ways and Means Committou: 12 A Treas- urer: Orchestra; En- semble; U. of M., Busi- ness Administration. Scholar, athlete, gon- tlcman s- what more can you ask for:w CLAPP, PHILIP Longfellow Hall; Golf Team; Play Property Committee: U. of M., Chemical Engineering. Eat, drink, and be mcrryf CLOUGH, MARY ANGELA Longfellow Hall; Girls Dn-ss Committee; Busi- nus Institute. liar eyes are stars of twilight juirf; COHEN, ELAINE JOY Emerson Hall; History Club; Spring Festival; Adam and Eva ; Can- M'al Student; Girls' Dress Committee; U. of M. , s21 lively girl is above all rank. COHEN. FLORENCE LILLIAN Longfellow Hall: His- tory Club ; Detroit Academy of Art, Fash- ion Illustration. mI'hc prvtty ladies that I shall paint will same day be quite fa- mulls. COHEN, JACK Longfellow Hall; Swim- ming; Experimental Dev purtlnont of Fisher Undies. Wig has the will to do. HIP kindness to obligt'. COHEN. MORRIS M. Longfellow Hull: Spring Festival: Wayne Fvsi tivul; Wayne Univers- ity. Law. uSuoh a man doth ac- complish much. COHEN, ROSE Longfellow Hall; His- tory Club; Spring Fes- tival; Wayne Univer- sity. 'chlHikcd, graciously sweet, and charmingly capable? COHEN, SYLVIA Emerson Hall; Busi- ness College. r21 maiden good with out prvtcns-eP COMAY, ELI Lnugfl-llow Hull; His- tnry Club. S t u d e n t Council: Central Stu- llvnt. Editorial Dircv- tor. Feature Editor: 12 A Press Commit- tee; Wayne University. sKIIe wrote sRambling' us all of you know, But his head never swelled from The hon- ors bestowed? COMSA, VICTORIA Elmerson Hull; Busi- ness Cullvgc. WNW lrucsl, politell,t'ss comes from sincerity? CORN, DONALD Longfellow Hall; IIisA tox'y Club; Varsity Bus- ketball : Intramural Basketball; 12 A Ways and Means Committee: Albion College. ml'rur Irit must rest on a, solid foundation of intelligmtcc: COSSEY. BEATRICE Emerson Hall: Varsity Huckuy : Bowling Team ; Varsity ankvtball. nPH fry unmhmg nc' 'cx' COULTER, JACK IvlmA-rson Hull: College. th- is full of good meaning and IFI'NhPN. COVILLE, DON Emerson Hall; Mich gan State. Forestry. The imlispmsable nut nover knows it.U CRANE, TED Longfellow Hull; Bu inoss Institute. nWorth makes the man. ' CRIM, ELOISE Longfellow Hall: Bu roughs Business Schot :1 pleasant acquain- Mum, 1,1 true fricndy CROSSE, SHIRLEY Emerson Hall: Histo Club; Central Gir Club: Studmlt Founci Hockey: sVnyne Unive sity. ssHm giggle 1's famo And so 1.x- her smile, She's full of good humor Whivh is always in styluf, CUMBERLAND, ROBERT Emerson Hull; R.0.T. HAL big mun! CURTIS. CATHERIN VIRGINIA Emvrsml Hull; Cent! Girls' Club : Swi ming; Choir: H1012 tlw : Spring Fostivn sztralite. Lit era Stuff: Lunoheon C0 mittee: Albion COHC' Hill 71mm is warm with the friends I' made. CURTIS, MALCOLM Emerson Hall; Hi Truck: Reserve F0 bull: Studont Counc U. of M. WNW him an ur mun! : Im thrives fllcm F 1ABANIAN, LAURA morsnn H.111: Orches- -11: Spring Festival: Bells 0f Bmmjolnis : 101:1111'110 : D otroit usinvss 1101115213. 70114! nature is one of WC riclu'xt giftsF 1ALY. MARJORIE BETTY nwrsnn 11:111: Central il'ls' Club. Currey 11011111111: Sorretzlry 1 1111111211 Girls' Literary iety: 8111110111 Cunn- 11: 1.11110111-1111 01111111111- 1': W111'1171101111011t. v'rirnrlxhin DIUHNVJNM 4-in .s-incvrify. ARLING, MARTHA ELIZABETH norson 11:111; Collvgo. II that IIH' name 111111168. MSKE, ELEANOR ELIZABETH nermn Hall: Central 1131 Club: GirlsV Ath- 'c Assot-izltiml ; Swinr '11g T113111: 12 A 11101111011 Committee: zlynv University. 11 INT L'Prjl quirtnesx IBM is PINIFIIL.U UTSCH, RUTH LOIS 1111x1111 H1111: Student 1111011: Hirls' Glee 111: Girls' Trim; Mu- :111 1611so111l110: All- 1' Chorus: Spring stival: HBolls 0f nujolnis : 111011111- ; Wayne Univer- y. mlm, poxswsscd, a11- mtfc air? LLEY, KENNETH 1Px'son H311. id JIOH over $00 a Cum Hrnlking? DSON, LACEY MAE 101'snn Hall; Busi- mmr 11m in, honest DOERING, MARY Emnrsnn Hall; Central Girls Club: Central Girls' Litomry Soci- ut'y: College. Willi lu'r, brrauty is not only skin 119011.11 DOOLITTLE, GORDON 1411119151011 111111: Student 1'1111111-11: Truck; Cen- frulilt'. Businuss Staff; Businvss. HUMP who hclivs his umm'. DOWNEY, PAYNE Enwrsnu 112111; Wres- tling: Boxing: College. Hluvrrura ol the man zrilh 1111' IWI hair.U DUBY, MILDRED ICnn-rson Hull; Busi- less. 11171110 12s- no 1 117m frunlnu'ss 'wlum EDELSTEIN, MILDRED CLARA Enwrmn 112111; Album . Now York Business Fullugo. 121 quid mzrmsuming Irms. EDWARDS, JAMES 1111111111011 11:111 ; Hi . Y Whih- Chapter: Reserve Fonthull: V11 1's it y Truvk : HAdam 111111 111111 : 11101111111112 ; 01'- 1-111'st1'11: Band; All- City 01'1'119311'21; Michi- gan Statv. uHc'N fought a guod fight. And 110 has ,mlikhml his 1011mm. EISENBERG, PHILIP Emerson 112111: Student Council: Histnry Club: 151111111x Uraftsmen of Amerivu: 1211111111 and Eva : 12 B Ways and Mmms Committee: 122 A Class President ; Wayne University; En- ginoering. 1:11 71mm to resolve; a 111m! Io contrive; and a hand, to eawcutc;U ELSON, SYDELLE JANICE Emerson Hall: Student Council: Color Cont mitreP: U. of M.. Home Evoxmmios. 11Fuirmt of flu: fair, many hearts zt'ill cn- snare. ESSAD, ROSE Emmxon 11:111: Busi- 1112mm UGuml nutm'r' ix one uf the rivlwst giftsJ, ESSAD, THELMA KATHLEEN 1111119134011 112111; Cmfrnl Nlutlt'nf Staff; Provr 111111111 Hospital. 11111111 gmtlr mice nml mmmvr are irresistiV DIP. FEDER, LOUCILLE GERALDINE Emnrson H1111: Studont Council; Dental AS1 sistnnt Collage. Merrily, merrily shall I live now? FEIN, JESSE HORACE Emerson H2111: Nortlr 0111 Illinois Collngc 01' Uptometry. Quir'f, rr'tiriny, hut nczw'r alum. FELDMAN, ISABEL JUNE Emerson H1111: Stlulmlt C 011111-11: szlrulitc. Business Staff: 1V11ys 111111 Means Committee: D. B. 1' 11Bright egos, clever; happy and gayv A popular student in evory way. FELDMAN, MARGARET DOROTHY 1111111111's011 Hall: D. B. U. Ninvrrc 11ml rm; mum in carncst in all sin: dam.U I25 FELDMAN, YETTA Emerson Hall: Student Council. K1 maidm fair In sec, Talia care. FINK, JERRY L. inmrson H1111: Studvnt Council; Camera Staff: RPSEI'VH Football: Cross Country: Central Stzr dcnt Staff Photograph- er: Contralite Business Staff: Centralite, Snap- shot Editor: U. of M., Chem. Engineering. HAS quiet and incon- spicuous as a world wary FIRESTONE, LEON Emerson Hall: History Club: Baseball: Play Proporty Committee : Wayne U . HAN the world loves a, loverW FISHMAN, GERTRUDE Emerson H2111: Student Council: History Club; Business College. iiSlm is pretty, witty, and surest, T1111 kind of a girl you like to 1th FISHMAN, LOUIS Emerson Hull: Spring Festival :Michigan State Normal. A quiet fellow of qualities superfine? FLEISCHMAN, FANNIE Emvrson Hall; Wayne Iinivvrsity. S110 is loved for her quiutncss and sweet- neat? FRANK, ARTHUR Emerson 112111: College. Business Administrm timi. 111,3. the little things that Count? FRANK. MARGARET Emvrson Hall; Olivet College. A frirml always umZA come is Peggyfi FREED, BESSIE Emerson Hall; HIolan- the : Choir: UMessu quuimni' ; Junior Play. ers. 'fl'herr 1's misulzicf in her pleasant smile? FREEDMAN, JEAN Emerson Hall: History Ulubz Quill 11nd Scroll: Hockey: Central Stu- dent; Color Committne. i213 quiet as the lull brforv Hm sfnrm: as turbulent as the storm itself? FRIDSON, HARRY Emerson Hall: Boysi Dress C0111 111 i t t e e; XVnynO Ii. MHIic-inu. Win 1's wmarvml and of noble. quiI'T nature. FRISHMAN, BENJAMIN Emprson Hull; Busi- HESS. A friend to U. Good i 1011M be praised? GARRED, MARGARET Euwrson H1111: Girls' GUT T011111: 12 A 11111101111011 Cmnmittevi Albion College, Dietii Cinn. hl?cnuty 1's truthi- truth Bvaumfi GENSER, OSCAR Emerson H1111: Stink Council: Spring: Fvs Vail: Engraving Co mittt-o: Wuynv LC Ila Illinks rm; mur such mm are dung 0118. iwa GILDERSLEEVE, B01 Illnivrson Hall. iii modmt mamu'r J 11 1711111. ; GILMAN, MILDRED Enmrson H2111 ; Hish Club: Forum: Ten T911111: T r a p 11 a g: School of Fashion, L fume Designer. nPretty pictures art: Iinef GILMOUR, JERE Emerson Hall: 17 B1110 Chapter: Vnin Football: Resv Traoks: Intram u ioximzz Frntmlitc, wary Stuff: Ways Monns Committee; logo. HAN IIHIII'tC. I! 811141 and u riyht good folluw. GINSBURG, MAE Enivrson Hull; Stm Cmmvil: History C1 Wayne U., Chemis She is a IIPFIJCHHII fountain, of good smxc. GITTLEMAN, BESS Einvrsmi Hall; F11 Dulmting Club: B nvss Cnllpgn, Wl'rvm f0 Imrsclf mu othersfl GLANTZ, GABklE Emerson Hall: Ore tra : Play Prop Ponimittw': Wayne l'olitit-s urn fun. if you do pirh a 108 fjwm GLICK, JOSEPH Emerson Hull: Choir: E n s 15 m b 1 o: All-City Choir: Spring Festival; HMvsszl R P q u i 9. 111 : Boys' Choir: HBells nf Beunjolnis'y: HI 0 1:1 11- the ; Play Business Committee: Wayne Ui, Entomology. Our Ichabod Prana'i GOLDBERG, RUTH Emnrsnn Hull: History Club: Wayne LC. Social Work. ' IIuppy 41ml mrcfrev. GOLDEN, SADELLE Emerson Hull: History Club: American Arad- umy of Art. Dress De- sign. HBImt with talent and art 10 plcuscx GOLDHOFF, BERTHA Emerson Hall: History Club: Sncivtas Classioa: Student Council: 06er '01 Student. Clnh Edw itor: PPI'SS Cnmmittve: I'. of M. hxl smile ullwlys wink. GOLDMAN, ALBERT SIDNEY Emnrson Hall: Junior Orchestra: St-nior 0r- vhestru; Collegv. C. P. Nilrm'n nel'rir britruywl anyone. GOLDMAN, BETTY Iiinermn Hall; History Uluh: Play Propvrty Committee: U, of M. HOf manners gmzflc. 0f njfm'ffmm mild? GOODMAN. BLANCHE LOIS Emerson Hall: Sindnnt Council; iiIolnnthv : szh'nl Student, Ex- changn Editor. Win uir of quiet. un- affeclcrl ussurunvc. GOODMAN, HYMAN Emerson Hall; History Club: Iiosvrve Truck. BNODIHIIIIVS cncmy. GOODMAN, LILLIAN Emerson Hull: Trap- Imgvn Srhnol 0f Fash- inn. W1 t'urvful Ntlulr'nf. shc lmx liven.U GORDON, HARRY Emerson Hull; XVnyne Univvrsity. H'l'lmI, full, Ilmzrlsnmo, bland fallout GORDON, HELEN Enwrson Hall; Central Girls' Club: Spring Festival: Gil'ls' Dress menittve: N n r s o s Training College. nTim joy of ynutlz mul IIWIIHI Izvr fau' dix- plum GOROSH. CHARLOTTE Enwrson Hall: D.B.U. HJIisHI ierousnrsx anti Hmwllify mulcv up u, pmwozmlify? GOUPILL, THOMAS Emnrson Hall: Choir: AlliCity Chorus; HC Club: Football, Munn- ger. UH isn't HIP size of HIV pm'kugt'. It's the contmm? GOURLAY, ELEANOR Angvll Hull: Chicago BQNiUf imh'ml.U GOURWITZ, BERNARD ALTER Angoll Hall: Engraving Punnnitnw: IT. of D., Business Administra- tion. HA man's mnsorration is Hm mirror of his llmuyhls. GOY. JUNE Angull Hull: 1'. of M. Iv'nrmighf is better Ilmn hum! Irnrlc. GRANT, FLORENCE Angvll Hall: Forum I'h-hzlting: S t 11 L1 0 n t Cnunvil: Choir: Play Business COnnni'rteo; I'. 01' 31.. Musit'. Goad yomls 01mm in small pm-kugvs. GRANT, J. IRVING Anwill Hull: hCinlub: Swimming Team: 86117 iUl' Intramural Mmm- ger: U. of M.. MwliA rint'. '21 1mm Hult Ilocs little, but rim'x if, 1001!, does a ywnt dull.U GREEN. MORRIS Angvll IIzlll: History Club: Fontrul Student, Aclvvriising Stuff: In- tramural D 0 h a t' i n g: Svlmul Oratory Contest Wimwr: IV. of BL. Luna 'H'ilh just enough Naming t0 misquum.U GREEN, SANFORD Angell Hall: Wayne U.. Businexss Administra- Hon. i710 mrukv' in II Claw frnm a Ilrrzum 0f prawn GREENBAUM, SARAH IRENE Angvll Hull : Studvnt U 0 u n c i 1: Ensemble: FI'IzM'aI Sfmlcnl. Ex- Chunml Editor. Wlmbifiun Ims no wsi. I27 I28 I G'EENBLATT, PHYLLIS Angoll 112111; History Club: Forum Dvlmt'ing; TPIHIiS: U. 01' nI'rrHy to walk with, 11711th to Milo with, 411111 plmmml Ian, 111 1113117: 011.11 GREENSPON. SYLVIA Angell Hull: History Huh: Forum Dvbuting: 17. 0f 31., Modioino. I might be better if 1 141111111. 1:11! it'N Hylrflllljl 10110 A'UIIIL' heing good.U GRIFFITH, PHYLLIS Angvll H1111: 3nxsineua-s College. HNinrm'v, faithful, and 111111-t1'ralf GRINDEM, IRENE Angell 112111; Businuss College. HNlm 1106111 1111 H10 small 1711' ng most of 11x Icarc 1111110er GROSSMAN, ROSE Angoll 111111: D. B. U. Hlilcwsiny 11ml blmsod 11111011111111 3116 0008.11 GRUNDY, CAROLYN Angnll Hull: 11. B. U. 11771.11 moricxfy is 41 01111,- 1111' 10 111,11 worthy.U GWYZDOWSKI, WITOLD Angoll Hull: Student Comu-il: Play Property Ummnittev: Wayne U., Mt-chnnicul Engineer- iug. HWhile 0111118 fulk of grerltnrss, I10 achieves 1'13? HACK, LEONARD Angoll Hull. If you 11-12911 to br 1111- nririviwzl. .9011 nothing, rlo naming, think 110111111111 HAIMOVITZ, HERMAN Angell 112111: History Uluh: Student Council: Khlam 21nd Iivzl ; Waynv 1L, Medicinv. HIIP utha 1150171118 10 11101111111111 tops shall find H10 loflivst pvulm urc 1011111111011 111 clouds of 811010. HAMBURGER, HELEN Angvll 111111: History Club: Studvnt Council: Color Committee: 17. 0f 31.. Accounting. 1'111'1'111'119 11ml able. HAMILTON, JANET Angoll 112111: B. 1. 8711' 11111 1101111119 1'11 purfirulrlr but did it 117141, HANSON, GIFFORD Angel 112111; Collage. n'Lilm a squirrel in 11, mgv; .11111-41118 1'11 nclimz? HARRISON, HERMAN Angvll H1111: College. Hgl gum! 811011-7-111'011 more 110 841111? HATHEWAY, JEANNE Angell H1111 : Contrul Girls1 Club: Spring: Festival: U. of 31., Scimwe. She is 11 jolly wmd fel- low, 1111 Oil? will 11611.11. HEDIGER, LUCILLE Angoll 111111: Spring: Fostivnl; B u s i n e s s $011001. K.Nlu' makes fricnds by being a frivml. HERRMANN, WILLIAM ; Angeli 112111: HLY B1110 Chaprur: Varsity Foot hall: Varsity Busknt- hull: Varsity iusobnll: I'luy Business Commit- tee: College. 13111, athlete of 1477mm 711's Selma! 18 1111011431 HERTZBERG. SAMUEL E. Angoll Hall: Varsity Truck: Varsity Cross Country: 112131119, U., Engincvring. Th1: grcun'st mm; may hr 11 Iifflv foulile 11011: 111111 HICHF HICKS, CHARLES Augoll Hull: U. Of 31., Chemival Engineering. mI'ruofrimzrlxh1'p is 1111 finitv 111111 1.111111111111131 HIRSCHFIELD, JOHN M. Anwell 112111: College. HA Hussiral rduraliou is- what I svek. a little Latin, 111er 11 litllc Grevk? HIRSCHMAN, MARJORIE Angvll Hull; Bowling; Collugv. U'Tis 11110 that she is 11111011, inclined. Tu I'hif 11ml r-Imt with all I'JHUIJHILd. ' HODGES, ARLENE Angell 11:111. 1'11 4' r 111 00118, t 71 c 11 111111111111 111 usf every 111i111110.U IOFFMAN, CELIA 4111911 H1111; 1110111me zltinu; History Club; prim: Festival; D. B. 1 11 HHIU lady; full nf fun.U OFFMAN, HAROLD 11:011 11:111: 1110113 of 3:111j0111is ; Orvhostra; r'ulral Nlurlcnl. slmulrl u'm'ry. mzly hr gum! Ilia 1111mm ORWITZ. BETTIE 1;:1111 Hnll: Forum 1111111112: History Club; 11111:: Festival: D. B. uivl, pmmtloring; ml IrIIC. ' RWITZ, JEROME 1;:011 Hall: Choir: wing- Festivnl; C017 0. Vic Shortest answer ' doing? VEY, DON 1:011 H1111: HC Club: 1111'1' Umftsnmn 0f 1191-11121 : Vuriity Cross Hurry: Vul'SIty 110131;- : 110110211. Ilrlvtim, study, and Iingx prurtiwll mlrlml ; his pmrcr to muko m mun? IN, CHARLOTTE gull H1111: Central 1'1s1 Club: Varsity 'ilnming: Spring FeSV :11; 00110.90. 5' full 01 me Uiljl. unywlu would r-m'c DC. and IESON, NEVIN :011 111111; Future 1ftsmon of America; Ident Counvil: Yar- Swimming Team; 1y Property Commit- : L'. 01' M Engineer 11 nimmm'. driver, and a gilt gum! fellow. JASLOW, ALBERT Angoll H1111: Varsity Swimming: Boys' Dress Committee; U. of 111., Surgery. n'Whul 7m rlurcs to think, IH' dares to do. JOHANNESSEN, ELLA Angull 112111; Library Sltull'. IIS'nhm', Nlcmlfusl, aml rlmmro. JOHANNESSEN, GEORGE Angoll Hall: Student C 011 n 1- 11: Orchestra: 2211111: EHSHHDIO: Play 1'1'011111'1'1' Committcm nNix rlrcrls will lire 41ftCr him. JOHNSON, DON Angell 112111: 11C Club: Varsity 111001111111; Rv- snrve Swimming; C01- 10,110. Luis of real boy? JOHNSON, ERATO Angvll 11:111; Tunnis Tmmz College. Jim! numing Milli. u Jlusc? JOHNSON, Angell H1111 : Pullegv. ARIE Sumni 11l-1r0m, 41 pm? sourw punt IHIILCWN Como. JOSEFF, BLANCHE Angell Hall: History Club; meml Student. Business Staff; D. B. U MVHII II 1'1' yllcflslIHI vlnnvn x711: crr'r seeks NM: cheerful side of things. I JULIAN. BASIL Angell 11:111. 121 8 1,110 1001'er gum round, he goes with if? JUSTUS, GRACE Angvll 11:111: 13.11011 H. Rix-lmrds Club; Bush 11mg. 12110110511; is 'l'irlHoF 1170111111119 KALB, ROSALIE Angoll Hall; College. She has Hm valuable quality of consis- 10120113; KALETSKY, JULIA RUTH Angull 111111: Student Council; G. A. A1;Bz1sV ket'lmll: Hockey ; Ten, 111s; Play 1iusiness Committee. Rough and ready and nfn'n hourly But a good heart 1111A dcrncatlw KANER, NETTIE Angvll H1111; Study Music. Known to few, but prism! as far as Imrm'nf; d KAVANAU, LUCILLE MAXINE Angell 111111: History Club: Umztrnl 18111110111: Wayne 11.; U. of S. C. IVs 111700 to 1m natural, whmz you'n' nulm'ally 7110631 KAVIEFF, EDITH L. Angell 111111; Collage. hVirluo alone 1's lumpi- 711218.11 KEARNEY, EDNA B. Angvll 11:111: C. G, C. Treasurer : Dnncu Club : V :1 1' s i t 3' Swimming; Vuristy Hockey; C1071? trulifc, Litvrary Staff; HBolls 01' Beaujolais ; G. A1 A.. Swrvtnl'y: 12 B. Vice-I'rosident; Play prnperty C mu m i t t v v Chairman: U, 111? M. A popular girl 11f i111 lrlligvucc bright. KEEPS, LEO S. Angell 11311: Hishu-y Hub; Cwntrulitn, Busi- m'ss StnfT: l'lny Busi- nvss Unmmittvv: Nurihr wvstvrn U.. IH-ntisiry. I mun IN 11 pnliliv'iml. but my HIPHL'N arr good? KEMP, ROBERT Angvll 112111: Mit-higan State College. nvlmrucfr'r ix Hm mats, uw 0f WH'QLU KEMPER, IRENE Angvll 11:111; History Hub: Forum Dvlmtiug: Spring Festival: XVaylm 1K. Physical Education. fa without luuyhinn s It drmry blankf' KENT, MELVIN Angoll 115111; Wayne I'., lingiuuoring K10mm. but steady, Ambitious um! ready.U KEYS, ELEANOR Angvll 11:111; D. 1!. 17. If sh? trollld full; mnrv 1l'r uroultl Irnmv hvr b HWY KIEFER, MARYBETH Angell 112111; Olivet Col- 10;:9. 'z-l fritml 1'11 de Is a friend hulrvdxv KILIAN, ELMORE KLEIN, ROSE Angvll 112111: Student Angvll Hull: anke Council: Cnllvge. hall: Bowling: Hocke; H7710 ml :1 fclluw of D. U- U ymul nwpt'cffJ 11111me girls IlllI'C m m1 fricmls? 1 KING, IRENE KNAPP, WILLIAM Angoll 112111; Art and Angroll 112111: Boxin Music Wr stling; 11. 0f HAS unrufflvd 11x Irt'nH I King.U Hand nufurr' ix one Ilu' riolwsl f;2'j!s, ' KING, SEYMOUR KOGAN, RUTH I. Angvll 112111: Wayne 1'. Angell 11311; Socipl A vlu'vrfnl man is Ulnsxit'u: History Clu Icing. Sludvnt Council: Y sm' College. HUI linings dune Dy 1 um dune well? KIRSTEN, CARL KONHEIM, Anwll llull: Basket: LOUIS AARON hull : Mit-Vhigap State Angoll Hull ; Conpge. Nim'mli .111 M M M I hurt a thirst llllt-ul M-wnco. lmmrlnlqu 121,0l10811l 1100011103 11 ' mumy mun. KITZMILLER. KOSKI, SIGRID ARTHUR Angell Hall: Ellen Angell Hall: I1i-Y Blue Richards Club. Hmptl-I': 1 Club: un-im rm W ,0 li an'lstv Huckuv' ans' . . ,, ' . ' 1 : .-1 111m! 8111'. UFPSH 1'011111111tce; Lul- $111 1 loge. 111111111'1'5', 100. smnolinzcs pnw'r blomlcsxv KLEEN. ISADORE KOTLIER, DOROTH Angvll 114111- Angvll Hull: Stud NT hp rirh in, fripnds Council: Wayne 11. ix M M Imor 1'71 noth- HA good 116ml uml 51W. imluxtrimm hand 11'0th gold in 111ml? KLEIN, LOUIS T. KRATCHMAN, Angvll Hall: Sludont PAULINE Wu'lcili Spring WS- Angell Hall: Hist HVM? Wayne 1M Luw. Ullih: Color Cmmniti Ulnlrdon my vaID Yurwlo College. WNRU With 41 Min of m beneath her digni USHN ER, VICTOR B: 112011 111111: Quill 111111 1-r1111: History Club; 11111111 11nd Eva ; 01111- '111 Student: Journal- 111 90111101. 112 1111.9 1111111111, 71d is 1:1101r11 10 1111 11.9 111101: 11.11 Jnurnulzlv! 1'1; YRSHAK, STEFANIE 11:11:11 111111: 31111110 01111011132 1101' frimzds 11111'0 111111111 1101' frivnrlship '11'1111, 7'111111 111111111 I1111I Siv- 111111111'1' is 81111-011.u ITNER, WALTER WILLIAM 111111111 111111: Vnrsity vi111111ing': V11 1' s i t y 011'; 11. 111' 31., Law. 10211 11 8101-11 f1'111111'. NDAU, JEAN hittivr 112111: History 11h; Wayne U, 101111111111 111111 fair and 11011 1's she? NSING, HARRY A. hittier 111111; 1111111103'. 1111011t M :111 :1 g 11 ' 1'l11wesl1-1'11 1'.. 111111 Engineering. 1'11? 15110111 111111 11111 10 '1'3111'01 111111.U 111191-- WRENCE, JOHN 11111101 112111. 0111 dignified 1111 131 01110111116831 BOVITZ, MILTON hittier Hall. fricnd, 11. 1111111111: 1101111 11113 1111 1111111. LEBOWITZ, BLANCHE Whitfior 111111: History 1111111: Color Cmnmittvu; 111111'111'24113' 01' 1111111111, Snuiology. UA girl 11f 611111111 is as rare 11s 11 1111111 01' 1101111152 LEBOWITZ, IRVING Angvll 111111; History 111 11 h : University 111' Miami. Law. 111' 111110 10170.9 11i111801f 111-ill 11111'1' 1111 1111111 111111131 LEEMON1 NORMAN 1111111101 111111: Student 11011111511; 11111111111 His- lnry 1111111: 01'0110stn1: Varsity Debating Toumz 111111111111 Extvmpore 110117 rusenfntivo: 12 B Ways 211111 Means C0111- 1111110111 12 A Ways 111111 Means 00111111111119; 011111 11:4111'10; Literary Stz1l1': Wayne 11.. Law. I always win 1111 am!!- 11111111 11111111 I 1113111411 1- : .41.! 1115i, 11111741 LESTER, RUTH Whittivr 112111: 11151111'3' 1111111: 11111111111 11111111111111; Studont 17011111211: CML- 111111'11', Literary Staff: Wayne IX, Advertising. Nuwef 111111 frm: A111: wwwls for 111111.11 LEVCOVITZ, MARVIN WhiH'ier 111111: Choir: Spring F e s t i v :11 : 11111121111110 : Wayne 11., Tl'm-lwr. 11117011.: 111111 111111 11111 NIIWCCII. LEVENSON. SHIRLEY 1111111101: 111111; U. 111' M. Hlv'or dogs, she 1111s 11 11118-31011, llrr 10111118 11111: 161111 11'10, .l 1111;; farm .9110 10111 MRI! 11111 111 11 1111111: 01' I100. LEVIN, CLAIRE Whitrior 111111: History 1'11111; 11. B. U. 12111 P111'1'1'f11111rss 111111 11 1111111111111 x11111v. LEVIN. HERBERT 1111111101 11 1111 ; 11011,- imlifv, Literary Stuff; Motto U1111111111t01: : Wayne 1'. .11 1111111 1111111111? 14'11rc1m 1111' 111110111 111111111va LEVINE, SHIRLEY Whittier 11:111: 11111111 11. Richards: B. HNinwrilu 1.x- my 1'1'rl1mx'1 LEVINSON. SHIRLEY Whittim' 1111l1: B. 1. 134 1111011 111111111: ix 1101 11111111111 11y Mix 11111111 11111 11.11 1113 111111. LEVITT, IRVING Whittier 111111: Varsin' 1911111111111 : 12A,D:1y 01111111111111: 1', of 31., 31011114110. Allard, as iron; 11110 as 111-111.11 LEWIS JEROME ARTHUR Whillior 111111: History Club: 01111111: Spring Festival: 0111111151 1'11: 1'. 111 11.. 11111g111111-1'i11g. ::I11, 111111111 1171111111108 81ll7111l1'1'8 3110111111.;J LEZELL, ANNIS Whittior 111111; History Club: Varsity 111211-11: Motto 011111111 1 1 t c 0 ; Walsh Institute, Ac- 11111111t11110y. H11111111xsil110 ix 11 I 111111 1mm 1011111 LICHTENSTEIN. VIRGINIA SUZANNE Whittier 111111: History Club; Scivuce C 111 b ; Quill 111111 Scroll; Cam 11:11! 181111411111, 11110111131 SIHIT; Library Staff: Antinvh College, Library Swimwe. HA, 1101111111117'1111111 1111111111: 11f 11111111110119 I32 LICHTIG, LOUIS Whittier 111111; 12 Aday Cmnmitteu. 1131'?an ms pcrwnifit'd: and a 5-1-11 olar us well. LINSELL, FREDERICK Whittier 111111: 1:11:37 Blue Chapter: Student 1101111011; 0011177111111, Cn- 1111111111' -111 -U1110f; C111- 111540. 1111 111'11'1'41 dour, It 1101110 liver? LINX. ANNETTE Whittier Hull: Student Council; Minute Men; Varsity Hm-ku: 11111100 Club: Ccnlrul Nfurlmzt Cirvulation Manager: 12 B Dance Counnittee; Play Business 00111111111 toe. 31110011720; of purpose seated 1'11 t1 hmrt 0f murtesyx'; LINX, CAROLYN Whittier Hall; Studvut Council; Minute Men: Varsity Hockey: Danm- 1111111: Contral Sfmlrmf, Circulation Managvr ; 12 B Dance Commit: hm: PIny Business C0111- mittee. 1111111111151'110, gcncroux, and prompt to acth LIPTON, ELIZABETH ANNE XYhitth-l' 111111: History Club: Student Council; Motto Connnitteo; 1 of M1. Literary. She is Iighfllcurtcd Mud gm ; A 110111711 favorite, 80 1111311 say.U LONDON, TED Whittier 112111: Spring Fustivnl; Music Group: History 1111111; U. of S. C. 'llv llzinks and 11117171.? 11ml fltiulm-um'v 1'71 11 10111103, LONYO, ELEANOR ALICE Whittinr 11311; Spring 111115111'111, hN110 1111108 rm, bows, but 110! on hauls? LUCAS, HELEN ABBEY Whittier 111111; History Club: Art School. N11 friend faithful and just to 11,1131 LUPILOFF, ALBERT Whittier 111111; Wayne I'm. Pharmacy. H11 mrrry hour! dorm good. LYON, HANNAH Whittitrr 111111: Student Coum'il: A On p 01111 Choir: Girls' Glee Club: Spring Festival; Triple Trio: 13113111111110: Re- quiom ; hB13115 01' Beau- jolais ; H1011111111011; Busintws College. rleu'rc is no strange or distant 1111100 Tim! is not gluddcncd by your face? MACFARLANE, ISABEL Whittier 112111; Work. 057111 0111 swine tho uhvcrf'ul xidc of things? MACKENZIE, DOUGLAS Whittim' H1111. 'l'lm 11111170 111111 111117503 0110 111119113 MACNICOL, MARGRETTA Whittier 112111: F. 11.0.; u101:1111111-1'W C 11 n i 1' ; Spring Fostival; All- City C h n 1' 11 s : GirlsY 1111-0 0111 h : Library 8111113; U. 111' M. Wl'lw auildvst 711117111013 with 1111' 111111th 1111111131 MANDELL, ROSE Whittior 111111: Dance 1'11111: Dancing Touchor. H'M'rv more is 111mm! Hum IIIm'ts Hu' CHIVD MANN, MILDRED Whittier 111111; Orcht 1m: B. . A mmm's a munn f u' fhutx' MANTYLA, RUTH Whittier 111111: D2111 Club: History C1111 Sludent mecil; D. H.010 is a maid of II lass grace. HPHHU of farm a fair of jute? MARGOLIS, IDA Whittivr 111111; Bu 111155 Fullegv. A small dark muidt' MARGOSIAN, ARMENIA Whittier Hall; B: moss. College. ':1 good reomztmmce u It'tfcr of rvcomm 41111717131 MASKARON, MORR Whittim' 111111: Hist 1111111; Reserve Tr: 'l'mun: Contra! Stark Literary Stuff; Unix sity of Palestine, Arc nlogy. Harm! mcn nmkc n mkm: 1 Imrc mam mislul thrrvfurc I um a yr 111114131 MAZER, AL 1Vhittier 111111; F111 1111111 Football; 01111 Adam 111111 Ev: 01111111131111 : Ensoml Spring Festival; W11 U 1744'! 1110 lulk and 111' happy? McCURDY, LELIA Whitfivl' 111111: Ch Spring Fustivnl; B IH'NSX HSIH'W jnlly, $71018 Slick I'iialily plusf lcCUTCHEON, RALPH PARKS Whittier Hull: HLY 11w Chapter: Future rnftmnm of America; 1111': 'y Stzln': Varsity nutlmll: Ccntralite, iternry Staff: Engrav- xgr Committe; Vayne L. Law. 71!? world doesn't rec- ;ynizc its greatest INNS cNAE, GEORGIANNA B. hiltivr Hall: C. G. 2 History Club: CML- ul'ilz'. Camera Sl'u ; alyno IL. Business Ad- inistrution. mud nature is 0an of hrx richest gifts.v PARTLIN, PHYLLIS hittior Hull; C. G. ; Varsity Swimming am: St. Mary's Husw tal, Nursing. woman of few mrtlsW TERNAN, ALICE hittier Hull; Smrintas :lssicu; Dance Club; mving Career. drmm'ng Huge guy, haunt, L0 slurllt: Imd WIIIINIUJi . . sh 111m, an REWETHER, OHN A. lil'tior Hall: Student um-il: Adam :11111 :W: 12 B Ways and ans Cmnmitteu: U. Naval Avudemy: En- levr or Naval Ocher. prhmc of a fellow? RRILL, JEAN littior Hall. hc TCVU frimd you Cd-L' RSKY, WILLIAM irrier H.111: History 1h; Orchostm: CML- Stmlcm, Literary 1H; Journalism Col- 0. 4'71. of few words are 1: best anF MESSENGER, BARBARA ANN Whittier Hull: Junior I'lzlyv S Club: Mux'ygnwe. Ylicwaro of a rulillcmlrzd wmmm? Choir ; MIESEL, RUTH XVhiHior Hall; C. G. C. Vice President: Dunvo Club: Student Couuvil: GAUL: Girlf Swim- ming Team. Captain: H150115 of Beaujolalis'V; Color Committee: M. S. C.. Hmlth Education. S710 is a good sport in athlvtim and every- Thing FIAT. MILDER, ESTHER W'hittior 11:111. HTTHP to luv'sclf and lo allwrs. MILLER, HELEN Whittior Hall. ' NIIr' 711?aner m1 utmos- Mu'rtr 0f vlwvrfulnms? MILLER, JOHN Whittivr H1111: Choir: Spring Festival : An- City Chorus: M.S C., Hotel Administration. MS'prmk for thyself, John? MILLER, MORRIS XVhittiel' Hull: History Club: Resorvr- Track: Motto Committee; Uni- versity 01' Palestine. Idlet'trofhvmicu1 Engi- neering. KfLikre u .4 lwaus in, hot ft'a-Iccttlo; up in his neck Iljflfo. MILLER, PAULINE Whittier Hall. Ml quid uml Illmlyllt- fit! 0114': srmlhiuy mid restful. MILSTONE, ESTHER Whittier Hull: Spring Fustivul: Wayne U. Whn' woman, im- always changmblc mul fickle. MINTZ, LAWRENCE Whittier Hall: College. Wu thy labors patient Ina A ftm'u'arrls and free? rclmsvd MITCHELL, DAVID Vhittivr Hull: Central, ire. Art Editor: Curle- ttm Collvgv. Nothing is difficult to willing minds or IHIIldeI MOFFET, DORIS Vhi1HD1' Hull; CG.C.; DJLLL WI II'Hlt? Miss HIchf'f MOHRMANN, HARRY Whittivr H2111. W'Wr minds wear mom rust out. 1111!, MOON, JOHN D. XYhittier Hull: M.S.C.Y Engineering. K1111 stwnglh 1.9 as tho xlrcnglh 01' ton DCA 1111180 11111 Iwurt 1's purcF MOSS, CYNTHIA RUTH Whittier Hall: Histnry tflnh: Knox School for Girls. Literaturn. Hm't'. there, and mcrluutlwrcf'. a I33 MUGURIAN, LEE Whittier 112111: History Huh : Chuir: Ensvae: Triplu Trio: 11.61;: Spring Festival: AH- Fity Chorus: Verdi's ':1hi1111191111': HBells ni' lieuujolni '1 : HI 011111- 11111 : 2111111112111 St-lmul 11f Musk. Voice. r21911111111 11m's011al1't11 ix rcflcvicd in her song. NATHANSON, DAVID E. Whiirivr 112111: '111'111'11': 12 A Ways 111111 111121115 11011111111100: 17. 111' 31.. 3011111111. sense in 1111 11111111111 ix c1111 117isv 11001111111111 11111-11111 111011, 1111111 1111111 1111111 . NATHANSON, JACK Whittier 111111: insket- 111111: 11111111 111:1-ss Cour 1111111111: XVuyuv C. .111 11'01'k 111111 110 1711111 1111mm 11111111311 NEDERLANDER, FRANCES WhittiPr 112111: of 1192111101211. 11011111111 1011: Work. :11 1111-1111 11111 is 11111 11 1110111111? HBHlls 31111111 1 91.1'0t211'i21l NEIDELMAN, HELEN Whittivr H2111: Cullvgu Wm 11-1111 1111111113 111541.99 NELSON, MARKARET 11'11111101' Hull. 21 11111.6 11111111111111 Invwnnuliln. NICHOLAS, VERNA Whittivr 112111. 111111: 11111111' 111111? of 111W. 11111 1111111 II'C 11111111: 1x yoluIW NICHOLLS, PEARL Whitfivl' 112111: runglfs Instilulu. HI 111111 1111 1111101: 11111 11 1121;1111111'5- 111111101131 B111- OKRENT. MAE Whilfivr 112111: 11.11.1'. UH 151' 11'1111N are 1111: 11:11 11x 111' IIICMSIIILL 110w. OPPENHEIM, PHYLLIS Whittier H1111: 12.1. H1111111111 girls- 11111111 1; 111111111 111110111154. ORLEY. JOSEPH 1V111ttiel' 112111: History 1'11111: 0111111111 Nfudmzf, 01111-031211111141-1': 1'. of M. 1111121111311. 111' who sits on 11 11111 Will 1101 11111 1101111 111, 1111' 111111.U OZBURN. BARBARA LOUISE Whirlim' 112111 : 1'. G. 13.: 11111211111191: 8111111,: Fustivnl: Clmir: 1121111- 1111 812111: Waynu D. 1111111411111; 1:12'121'131111111'11181 mills 11111 15111111111 P'APERNO. JEAN 1111111101 112111: 81111115: 19081111211 21111111210. 11-21011- 111;: H110 111 usiv- mur'fh 11101'C Illrm 112011111. PARTOVICH. MORTON 1V1litli111' 112111: Rvserw- 111811112111; linsinusx $011001. :'Hi.s- 111'111'1 1I'm'11. 1111.9 111 11 is PASSERMAN, SELMA Whittier H2111: Wayn 11. 11111' 171111 is 11.x- M11111 11x 11m simW 1 PATRICK, MARGARE XVhittivr 111111: C211111 hell's Art $011001, 111t1 1'1111' 1101'111'21ting. 1K4 .911'1'111 111110 girl wit, 11 .s-Il'r'ub little 111111131 PICKERING, BETTY 1.1111-11111 H1111: 17.0.0. Uirls' Gulf '111121111: T91 His: Student 001111011 1111111110011 Committee 11111111119. n1711111111 strikes th $111111, 11111 merit 101' 1111- 3011131 PIPER, MARY JEAN 111111-0111 H1111: C.G.C. Motto Connnittee; M. 12. Liberal Arts. 1111111111 111111 11111711113 f1! :11 fun. 110111111 fm- 111011 112111 Imrk is 1111110.:U PLISCOU, GERALDI 11111150111 112111: 800101: Clussivn : HIolnnthn' 511111111 211111 Ev21'1: 122 Class Sl-vl'vtnry: 1111111' 1-011 1'111111111tteu. 1:111 .1'1' is 11rr pool: S1 N 1ri111 x 111 0111111 111111 11111 with c.l'ubvral :ml. PORVIN, BETTY Lim-oln H2111: IIixto 1111111: Motto 011111111 11-0: Central Minion Lifvml'y $121111: Colleg Hlxiimlmws, 1111111, 01 1111111111. Grace in, 1111 11131 Nimpli POTTER, BETTY 111111-0111 112111: Colleg 1111111111 la 11:01.11, rem 10 1111111, 169111111 11; 116110 1111101 czicr she 111111131 PRIEST, JEANNE Lim-uln 111111: 11.11.61 t'vnfml Uirls1 1.1111171111' Suvix-ty: Sllulunt Cnun- u-il: Stmwn's College. WI unrurul sun'wlurss 0f llixfmxiliun, PRUSSIAN, CHARLES Lixu'oln 111111: Ut'nfm! Nlmlwlf, Litvmry StulT. Sports Ellitur: 12A Pruss CummiHee; C017 1mm. 11:1 IL ngwwhlv pvrmn 1'9 mu' Irllu ugl'r'rus mill! 11m. ' PUSEY, FLORENCE Lint'nln 11:111. 1iller step Is light with joy. RADOM, LILLIAN Lincoln Hull; History mun: iusinvss. xilurajm mmvnnuring like u bubbling Mimic? RASHID. FLOYD 1.1111'0111 11:111: Businvss. WMHH'r quid: W's- bet- 1r'r .m. RAUER. KENNETH 1.1111'0111 112111. T0 worry about forum: run: is to IM Hulmpml lining. REASON, DOROTHY Lincoln Hall: Library mm: Color FolnmitU-v: 110110510. 'lHuH'hel'. ?ligllm' Still and higher Franz, 111v r'urllz thou spriuyml like a cloud 0f fire? WJMQWZ 1 , 5 , RECKARD. BETTY Linvoln 11:211: 1131511011 '1'I'Iu' zrixz' mnrv quid- I11. REEVES. MERRITT Linmln 11:111: Quill 111141 Scroll: Student Coun- 4-i1: Minuti- Mam: UNI- frrtl lelrnt: Manager Iizlsvlmll: Rost-rvu FmH- Imll: hAdnm :md Ent': 111olnnt110 : Pruss Unm- miHvu: 315.11.. Journal- ism. 1'110 nm't'r Nays a funk ish fixing. .1an ultram- wrifvs r! Iz'ixv 0110. REITHMEIER. IDA Linvuln 11:111: Spring FOSfivzll: 1111 nm- 11217 ,u'onnt: linsilwss. hNhr' ix wrwfwrlilrwl by all.U REIVER. VIRGINIA 1.1'111-0111 11111: Library Stnf': UIOlantho : Choir: Girls' Glee Club; Swim: Fe-st'ivnl: Stu- phvns Hnllvgv. '1I1l'fl'. ix 1: xmzy. RIDLEY, FLORENCE Linvoln 112111: Girls Gulf Tram: Svlmnl of Ilvsigning. HTIIFI'P'N lnfiv of fun in NW lt'm'ltl If our Immu- u'hvrt' fa fiml il. ROBINSON. BERT Li '10111 11111: 1T Cluh: Y: 'rv Football : Vur- sity Haskulhull: Hills- 11:110. You lum' not Cum z'inrr'rl fl mun bwwum' you'r'v xilvnr'wl llerLH ROBINSON. JEAN Linmln 11:111: 13.11.12: GANL. 111'vsidvnf: X .- siry Iinskvthull: Vzll's y Huckvyz mint! NIH- rlvnf. 1:11-16 Sport 11111 itor: 12A Vit'v-PFUSL tlt-nt: Ilnmuviug Com- mittee: 11.3.0. Journnlv ism. ml'hr 7701111 pmll: nj 1MP j'cctiun. ' ROSEN, HAROLD 1411100111 11:1111112A Buyg 111-055 Ummmil'tuv: 17. of .11. 1'.lmuwnmz! M u Irm- iuy mind ix study. ROSENBERG, EDWIN Lillvnln Hull. 11Niruymliny Hpu-ru'll. ROSENSWEET, MARTIN Lincoln Hall: History 111111;: Nnrl'llwvstvl'u II. Uptmm'try. 'Wl'lnflws mum: flu; mun. ROSENTHAL. CAROLINE Lint'olu Hull: Inlan- the : 81min;r Festival: Hil'ls' Druss Commit Ive: Cullvgv. 1'0 IHIW UNZH II: 1mm:- IH'I' II; Im't' 714w. ROSIN, JEAN Linvoln 11:111: SOt-iotas Classirn: Motto Cmur mitth: 17. 01' 31.. Tvuch- 111:. Hlf mm u'rmhl hunt u Imrbur for your iron- Mm. HON lltll'c buf tn ImIrl luir friwulxllips ROSSEN, BLANCHE Lincoln Hall: History Club: Wzlym- 17.. Busi- ness Administl'nlinn. WWW nffwz burns 1111' lllillIlilelI nil. Iilrl sud In srul. 'lix nu! fur fail. ROTH, ESTHER Lim'oln 11:111. .1 mirror 0f rmmtunf fm'lh? I35 ROTHSTEIN, GILBERTA Lincoln H1111: History Club: Cmtml Student, Literary sum Press Committee; U. Vof M. .11 frim'zrl to a friend; A purl t0 the end? 'UBERT, WILLIAM 111111-0111 Hull; Hti B1111: . Chuptor: Cmbtrul Stu- dent: 3I.S.C. HLift: is what we make it? RUBINER, RUTH 11111130111 H1111: 12A 1111 11 1:111:011 Co111111ittoe; U. of 31., Literature. 11Bmuliful in form and jt'alura, Lovcly us the day? RUEHLE, GEORGE Lint-oln Hall: Hi-Y Blue Chapter; V111 3' Bush ty B11501 kothnll ; Val . hull : Varsity Tennis; 121: President; 12A Ways and Means C0111, mittee: U. 0f 31., Physi- 1'111 Education. r71 :- The 111011 117710 say Hm least who accom- plish flu: masth RUMFORD, ROBERT Linmln Hall ; College, Ministry. HJHH, Irlz 0 do great Illings 110 not tell about HIGHLU SAETHER, VALERIE JANE 111111-0111 Hall; Student Cmnn-il; Sovietns Clay ' Central GirlsV Lit- . Sm-iety: Choir: 'l'riple Trio: EIlSOIllbIt'I Spring Festival; uIo- lnnlluV': Varsity Swim- ming Tenn Varsity ankey; V: ,in' Tom- nis: Umh'ulitc. Literary Stair; 12A Ways 111111 Munns Committee; Al- bion College. - Site's a vivacious and u riolcrmined gal, Who's known, to 1107' friends as just plain Yul! SALGAH, CHARLOTTE Linmln H1111: History Uluh: Student Council; Spring Festival: Mary- ;rruvu College. Music. WWm'r of face, fair of mind, Not proud, but always kimlf; SALSINGER, HARRY 11111111111 H1111; Business. HerfuintH is the father of right and The mother of justiccRJ SAPERSTEIN, BEN 111111-0111 H1111: uC Cl11b: Varsity Bus natlmll; Varsity Baseball; 12A Day Committee: U. 0f 31., C1'i111111010gy. ,1! n ulhlnlc and a, right guml f4;llult:.'U SAUBERAN, ELMIRA 111111; G.A.A.; L1 , Dance C1111; V 1- '13' Basketball; Varsity Hockey; Cen- tral Student. insiness StafT: University of Texas, Architecture. Ambifion 1's IMO. I. Lincoln 1 r. 1 har vir- I , . . . 1 SAYLES, DOROTHY Lincoln Hull; Ellen H. Rivlmrds: Student Coun- vil: Spring Fvstivul; Color Cummiltve. 1'1l1iymi111 is I! 'viriuc rpm; fmn 711;.wcssW SCHAFLANDER, GERALD Lim-nln H2111; HC Club; Varsity Tvnnis. C i t y D n 11 I1 1 t- s Champion; vmzfrul ' Student, Lit- 1-1'211'3' S 1 11 University 01: Wisvonsin, Journal- ism. ml'cnnis is his rackctf; SCHAPERO. HAROLD 11111110111 Hull: Student 111111111111: Socivtzls Clus- 511-21: IIisrury Club: V'i'llrllYll Sludr'nf, Liter- :1111' Stuff: Pruss Cum- milroe: Wayne U. All 71mph: 3110th well of him.U SCHKLOVEN, JANE P. Lincoln H1111 : Student Council: Triple Trio; Choir: $011.: of. Bonn- jolnisN; H101unthe ; Motto Committee; Wayne U. : Curtis In- stitute: Julliurd School of Music. Though music hath rimrm, the musician, Imlh morey SCHNEIDERMAN, IRVING Hull: Histor. Fmtrul Student Sports Editor Wayne 11.: Universir, 01' XVisvonsiu. HIII'N smile portrays hi. pmwmnlimlW 111111-0111 Club: SCHNELL, VIRGINIA Lincoln H1111: C.G.C1 Central Girls' Literar- Society: History Club Quill nml Scroll: Min 1111A M1111: 7171111711 Stu dent, Editor; 1213 Way and Means Conunittvu Prvss Cm11111ittw3; Al 111011 Cullvgo: U. of M. Jm11'1mlisn1. UJICI' 114111011 i9 slrikim N'sisHPxR, mu! grand Ilm' manners r171 ylrm'rful, anplyim um! hhde SCHOLLJEAN Linmln Hull: B1 1. n'I vapl mzrl Ilrmunc Ilmf, life worm Bounty I 11-07;? mul fmuul Illa life mus Duty? K 1 SCHUBACH, DOROTHY Lincoln H1111; Studcn Council: 11111011 II. Riel unls Club: iusketball Girls' Dress Committee AISLE. Home Econom ivs. 1177131 modesty 1's 0 rm 1111' To thy mcrif:U SCHURAYTZ, SYLVIA Lincoln Hull: Businos School. mj'ln'y urv nrrcr rtlrm Hmf aw rmmmpmzic 7w noble tlmughfW SCHU GIN, ARTH'UF Hall : 01m trr Advertisin 11111110111 Student; Munngvr: Motto Con 11111100: Cullegu. Hill great men are 1Z1 I'M; I rlmft feel so 1:11184'1f. 1 11:9 SCHWARTZ, ROSALEE Lim'oln IInll: Danc 011111: History Club Engraving Connuittee Chivngo Acudumy c Arts, Costume Illustrz tion. 11Enthus'iastic, ligh licurtud and gay, Hmrming parsonalih u plcrminy way, SCHWARTZ, SYLVIA Lincoln 112111: History CIuh: Hm-kvy: Wayne 11. '77on arc Hvrm' 01mm limit are accmnymnicd 1w nublc Hmuylltsy SCHWARTZ, WILLIAM Linmln Hall; Wayne U. HH'vrv Rih'uce galdm. I'll, In: a millionuimfy dliot 114111: E11011 H. ichards Club; anL 1mm Schmd. ISO 11-011! call 711T for short It regular 1271'ka EEMAN, THERESA Hint 112111: 11111011 11. Urlmrtls Clnh; Bush less College. $9110 smih'tl unrl Hm s'luulmrs- Ilvpurtcrl. EFANSKY, DAVID AMELVEA 11100111 114111; U. of D.. Mmfistry. Il'lmf misrhirf lurks within his eyes? Vim! frmlz new pranks H'I'Il 714' tlcviw? EGER, ROBERT 111160111 112111. A IIappygqailucky chap qrho is vrer really for u 111112sz invuln Hull: Donisnn 1 mm: 71'710 7:?ch 711's amus- aml curs upon mrl 711's moulh .x'llut.v SHANNON, VIRGINIA Eliot Hull: Girlsy TPIP nix 'Pvum: Wayne U.. WWHVhUL H'I'IHWV mm IL Raft antl mjusz'rrr grace, xl msl of iha't mum M'r film. SHARE, LESLIE Lincoln 112111: COHEN!!- Hz', Literary StafT: 121 Play liusiness Commit- tee. JIUgm'jhunLt in every- lhiny. 1174! 011mm nil, a Zourlcrf, SHERSTAD. SOLVEIG 11111110111 11:111: G.A.A.: Varsity iaskethall: 1101111031 Team: 12A Ways and Means Cour milh-e: Business. 17ml 7:011 011' 10017:, praise 1101211 SILVERMAN. HENRIETTA Lincnlu 112111; Business. WI NHV'PJI Iu'nrt makes 11 clu'crful counte- mnu-u. SINGER, JAFERY 111111-0111 11:111: ffmnml- Hv'. C mew StarT :uld AdvI-rllsiug Stu 11?: News- 11211101 Photography. hFrumr 17m crown of his hvml tn Hie soles of hix ftmt 710 is 1111 mirlh. SINGERMAN, EVELYN Eliot Hull; XVnyno U. 1fNutr'ctnms is n 1711111ch SIROTKIN, MARY Lincoln 11:111: szlrrll Sturlmf, Advertising Mnlmgvr :mtl Illlsim-ss Managvr; Wnynv U. 121W; Imrllx mm :10 Imr juxthwz1 SKLARE, SALLY Eliot Hull : History Ullllr: Ihlskvtlmll: Huck- I-y: t'mrml Sludoul. Litx-l'ul'y StzItT: U, of 11.. College 01 Litel'zb lnrv. Avt. and Science. UTIH'I'P is mixr'hicf in, Iwr pimmtut smile.u SMITH. ELAINE Eliot H2111; College. h'Gaml nature 18 0110 Of rim rirhrst gifts? SMITH, JANE LOIS Iilint 11311: U. of D. WI? Hurt mil hcr 72min .Imm'.U SMITH, SHIRLEY L111t'0111 Hull: C.G.C.' Student Council: G.A imu'd: H hills of Bean- jnln is : hInlzlnthe : Spring- Festival: Choir: Eusmnblv : Orchestra : Allicity Chorus: Triple 'l'rin: Motto Cnnnnit- 1015: Obvrlin. English. 1 I1m'frctly ximple, sink 711.11 pchclf SOBEL, ALICE B. Eliot 112111: History Huh: Roson'e Basket- 111111: H101:111thu : Spring Fvstivnl: Wayne 11.. Tvuching. nNlm Irrrmls 7101 Wall slowly 11nd HIH'IIIIIJIW SOFFERIN, LILLIAN Flint 112111: 12A 1,11111'111 non Cmnmith-o: Wayne 11. Millint-ry Dosigning. HS71 min .II. M ugh ing, sparkling; curs, Suplzistic-ufml. worldly- wise. SOKANOFF, LILLIAN Eliot 112111: 12A Play Prnlwrty Committee; Wnyne 1'. HNIH' 1mm prip info Ur- cryfhingy I37 SOLOVICH. SHIRLEY Eliot, 111111: Wayne 1:. U'IVIr'rr is 1271111111 111 hm: 1111111110st SOLTAR. LEONARD 11111111112111: Student 1'1111111-11: Motto Commit- 11'11: Cnllvgv. 'l'lu' Irurltl was 11111110 for fun mzd frolic? SONENKLAR. CLARE 1111101111111: Stndvnt 111111111-11: Amuricun Avndvmy 11f 111-11111111111s. '31 1111111 girl 11'i171 111111111 friends. STARK, ALISON JEAN 111101 111111: H19113 0f 111:111410121is'1: Detroit 111111sn1'vz11111'y 011 Musiv. H'I'ull. 121111 law'- linf' IIIUHII. STARR. ROWLAND 11111111 111111. ':'I'111'11gs arr Hwy seem? 1101 11711111. STEIN, BEN HAROLD 1211101 111111: 111stu1-y 011111: Rosorvv Funtlmll: Wnynv U.. 1211si111'ss 11111111111s11'11t11111. : HI'H' 1111: time 4211!! I'll t-Imqm'r Illr: It'qu.U STEIN, IDA 12111111 111111: History 1111111: 111111111111 St1111'; 11. 1. 1:.1 1121111111 Ilmrl 111117110111 11 giml FIIIHZtUILIUICCfJ STEIN, JEANETTE 12Ili111 1712111: B. 1. Hl'm shouting high. STEINBERG, IRVING 1111111 112111 : '11011111s; 11211111111111; L'. of D., 111L11rist1'y. 111,10 frimulsia fricmlfi STERN, EVELYN Eliot Hull: Walsh 111w s1it11tv. Busint-ss 1111A 1111111s11'11ti1111. nWise fa resolve; pa- 11'11111 fr; 111'rformy'1 STERN, ROBERT 1111111 111111: XVilynu U.. Business Ad111iuistra- 11:111. HXui 11x slvru, rm 01141 111111111 111111112 STEWART. ROBERT 12111111 112111: 1111011: 14111- svmhlo: 1 111111111 : 10- 111111111 : 011111111. 11710 DH'HIIIU 110 10,1. 2111-11. 11111 lost no friend? STIRLING. KENNETH 11111111 111111: 1111' 1111111 11111111191: 1 1's11y 191mb 113111: V111's11 1::1sk1-l: 111111: 1111si111-ss. MIT's 12 mm 0111 world 11111111 jmu'n: guy? STONE. CATHERINE Eliot 111111: Student 1.11111111-11: Sowivtzls Clus- si1-21: 11.61.12: 12A 14111101191111 1.111111111111011; M.SCH 11iptt-l,ics. 1:771 1; 0011111101: 117110 710- Iir'l'w H1411; run.U 1 JUNE GRADUATES 1 STONE. SANFORD Eliot 111111: 1'1. 111' 31.. 1111sil1 vss Administra- 111111. :21 yrmf 11,1 of 11111! 01' m-Hlxiuns. 111 mic H1 at grm! 1121111 1's qualifies 11111110 STROHM, DICK 1411101 111111: Ili-Y, White 111111111411: Varsity Footw 112111; Cnllegv. :2111 Ilnsu'm' for 01201111 passing 12111111111111: Hum- I'NMIIIM, nut 11111111111131 STULMAN, PAULINE 1111101 H2111: History 1111111: Pullvge. HNIIP is u fm111lu1'11 RPII-Wf. perpetual u f y u 0 d SWAN. ISOBEL Eliot 11:111. 1.: yrm-vflll lI-S' r2 1V117IIII2. : SWANSON, WALTER R. 1411101: 111111: Drafting lknn'st'. 111' says less and thinks murc. TAFT, EDWARD 111111-0111 112111: UAR. 31,520. If mls- 42 lunyv hurt NI 1111111110. TEDDS, LILLIAN 11211111 111111: D1 B. U. Advertising. '.1 11:411111111 11f silcm'c 1' 42 11'01111111 11f 8111129113; TENDLER, MARTY lilinl' 11:111: Ihlsinoss. HII'N u IHIHI rmnl In xm-mwx. TENZER, ROSANNE Eliot 11:111: History Uluh: 1Vuym' LR HSIFIW'f mul Imiilr, 'N'PII- thwwmwl 11ml neat. THOMSON. ARCHIE Elitvt 111111: Hmir: All- City Flmrnx: Spring Fwstivul: International Music Festival. 11Hix IifP trill Hercr he dreary fur want of mm ll'lrzn'y THOMSON, MARY Eliot 171:111: History Club: t'mfml Nturlvnl. Business Staff: Busi- m-ss 13011113111. Thine 1w t'r'vry jOJI Imrl IJ'I'HNHI'W. l't'uwo. Hljlwmouf, 101w, 11ml plwwlrc. TOAZ, BARBARA JEANNE Eliot 112111: CINE: 1111- 1011 H. Richards Club: History Uluh: Varsity Swimming: Vnrs ty Basketball: Varsity 'J'Hmis: Rvsvrvu Huck ' 'l'mlm: Girls1 Dre 5 Cummitlw: Albion Cul- 105:0. Physivul Edum- fimL .1 PH'UIIIFC is not ton bright and good Fur human nulurvs rluilu fowl. TOBIA. ELVIRA Eliut' Hull: C. H. C.; Spring Festival; 1101b tr'rllilc. Busilwss StntT. Ullioo Munngt'l': thmit Cnmmt-l't'ial Collogo. MI'VFIII'IHUJI, swept, null gmztlvfj TOWN, ROBERT 111nm 112111: 11.03120, Mujnr; College. 'Tllcrv'x snllmthing rlhmlf rt s-ulrlim'fl TRAVIS, HELEN 1111101 Hull : XVilynv U. Gvnlu'l in llerOILale. r n H II II I' t. :11er rqu- 1mm ? TUCKER. THEODORE 11llint 11.111. 2Y1; termination with- mil IIPIPHIZI'IIIIHIHLH N1 ' 1 TURNER. ELEANOR Eliot 11211121 Hismry Club: Dunvu Club. hlh'uullu is II 110an Iclfvr uf inrrmluvlirm. TURNER. JOHN Eliot H.111: Stndvnt Council: IIi-Y Bllw Plluptt-r: Futurv Crafts- nu-n Hf Amvriwa: Hist- nry Clnh: Library Staff: Pvnfrulift', Litvr- ury Stuff: I'lllul'uving Urmmin-z 17h . ,11'1 H 1101va! of 1611;:111001'111; Grmf Mouglltx, 11k? mv'ul lim'ds. 110ml I10 rru m pr'f. TUSI-IBANT. SHIRLEY 1111iut 11:111: History Huh: Quill nun! Scroll: t'mlml Nlurlml. L110l'A :ll'y Stuff: 12A IH'vss Vulnmitlvv: U1 Hf 31.. Journalism. SINK inzrlu'n, fur INT vlulrm 11an originality. H01 Emile is 1114' run! of lmr pvrxmmlimW ULNICK. BERTHA I'llinl' 11:111: Swimming: Ilmtkoy: thrm'l' Busiv Muss Cnllvgv. HA vlauglzfr'r 0f Ilu' gmlx, rlit'invly tall luzrl mrmr rlirim'm fair, UNGER. ELEANOR Eliot Hull: History Club: Wnym- 17.. Tom'h. or. Prttiwm: uml 11min?- ums um purl'mz'I UNTERBERGER, JANE 1Cliuf 11:111 : IIisrnm' Huh: IHIHIIHIPH: Iillsir noss Unllvgu. Nurlmm. lumpy. and full uf lwp. 'I'Ilrm' ymrs III Mwlra! 1 ,ili u yum! rrp'. UPDIKE. MILDRED Eliot 112111: C.G.C.: 11lo- lzlnthA-QV Svenul Nm- Irlllilo Snlvs Fnrcv. NIIP'N 10170le It; Iauk ul, liclv'yhtflrl to know. VAN DUSEN, BETTE Eliot 11311: Gulf Team. WI IHIIc bit independ- Mir. VEHON. LOUIS Eliot 112111 : Varsity Golf: Frnfrul Slurlrrnr, Litm'zu'y Staff: North- vrn Illinois Cnllt-gu Hf lemnvll'y. hNIFI'HH il . ' VELICK. LORRAINE SYLVIA liiinl 11:!11: DvlJlnl' Ih'uuly 110110.20. .. 177's- Ilu' II'HII' Hlillyr: llmr mumt VERSA. ANNA BEATRICE Eliot 111111: Choir: Spring Festival: insi- nuss Cnllt-gv. .1 quirl, sz'If-pmmwmvl yrmuy Irmnun.'1 VICK, OLGA Illinl 11:111: Iszvv Club: History Cluh: 11. B. 1'1 '11 quiwl m'lff: I39 I40 VICTOR, EVELYN Eliot 11311: Library Stuff: D. B. U. UM; NH'UUL and fair and on, tho square? VICTOR. JUDITH Eliot 112111: Dnnt'e Club: History Club: Girls1 Dress Committee; U. 01' 31.. Music. WWW, chvt PONLIJHIRI'OIZ doll; in, Imr music 118.11 VINCENT. JACQUE. LINE JEAN 101th Hall: C.G.C.; Srmlvut C011m-i11C11011'; EllsOlllhIH: Triple Trim: AILCity Chorus: Spring Fest ival: HBulls of 1:021 ujnlnis ; H1011m- Ilw : College. '1lmrlc 1mm her Imir, her 71111er was white, and 7101' I'oiwc rxz-qnivs-itnlj; 14411107 ? VOELKER, RUTH Eliot 11:111 : C1G.C.: Studvnt Puunvil : 111113111 and Eva : Gier Dl'vss Committee: Collegv. Jim. him brozrn 011m III! but, 00mm! Hm dwillry Within. VOSKO. EVELYN Eliot 11:111; Cmtmlitc Sulus Fouco: Ci'n'lrnh'to, LitvruryK'StulT. 011109 N :1 11 :1;:u!: 10111'a ving Unmmittoe; Jusiness. hIrlll who 'Inmw her like herP VOSS, LORRAINE Eliot 11311; D. B. U., Sovrotnrinl Course. In your o'urn quiet Maui WALDSTEIN, SANFORD Eliot 111111: U, 01 M. 1-1411. drink. and 111' MM- ru. for tomorrow 1170 graduate? WALLEY, JAYNE Eliut 11:111; Business College. 11111'1' IHIHN arc HIP Iwws 0f ploummtnessf WALRAD, ALICE JEAN Eliot: Hall: C1G.C.; LL lmu'y Stutf: Ma .,';.r1'0ve Cullugo. Secretarial Wm mm never 7 muvh 0f 0 I100 WARD, ALICE R. Eliot Hull: Student Council: 12AiD21y Com- mitlov; If. 01' M. HNIIP is Intrrl fur IIPT quiclncss 11ml sweet- ?IPNS. WARNER, GEORGE Eliot Hall: HiiY White Phupl'm-z Varsity Cross Unuutry1Vursity Truck; leral Student Stuff: ALXC. H7'ni1 ix 1! Irm' lmiyle pastime? WEBB. DOROTHY JANET Elioi 11311; Golf Team: Cullugv. 11! xfmly 'NZIINL I 71mm In. bur plrryiny is- more fun? WEIL, BETTY ANN Elinf Hull: Varsity Horkm': Tennis; 11 ?.ells uf BONIIjOIHiSN; Minute Man: B. I. 131111170 and all 1120 zrorld Is guy!J WEINBERG, ALEX Eliot Hull: Sooietns : History Club; 121': Class 'J'ronsnror; 12A Day Committve; U. 01' 11.. Dentistry. Fit us a fiddle and 7'11!th fur Irwcf WEINER. BLANCHE Eliot 111111: History Club: Library Stuti': qu'nv 17. 11lev is lwrxclf a col- lvct'imz of 110011 411111113 limfJ WEINSTEIN, BESSIE mint Hull: C.S.I. MPH!!! quivt simplc type of clun'mF WEINSTEIN, FLORENCE Eliot 11:111: History Club: Forum Debating: D.B.U. 11G c n t 70, swam 1:1er frivmlly toward all? WEISBROT, SHIRLEY 11111011 112111: History Fluh: CNIIMI Student, Ithinvss Stuff: XVnyne U. WWW giggles over 017W!!- rhiny. and than giggles lwruusv NIH; giggled. WEISS. ANNE Elint Hull. HSumu 11011 I shall study in, mrnvstsv WEISS, JACK Hull; Sociotas 1 u 11ml : Rosvrve Swim minxz 12 A Day Com mittue: Wayne U., Med irint'. nIII? killml the Englisl Iungunma so it lirumts him.U WELCH. HAROLD Eliot Hull. I'Wlm yninmi m1 rim and last no frivnd? WELT, BELLE Eliot 111111; History Club: B. 1. NJ maiden 111117.; with a mu; spark.U WESLEY, RICHARD 11111111: Hall. WSunni day his name utill xllina with grout m-lzicrcmculs? WEST, LEONARD Eliot Hall: Hi-Y B11112 Ulmpfvr: Studunt Cnum 1-i1: Rille Club: Boys' Drvss Committee: U. Of M1 Clwmirul Engineer- ing. KCPII M'urrhing for the right N'ayRI WESTFALL, EDNA Eliot Hull. r211 grucral favorite, SIL'Ct'f and 170.111 WETSMAN, LILLIAN MARIE Eliot 112111: Forum Do: hating: Dance Club: B0115 0f Beaujolais ; HIolantluW; Spring Fes- tivul: Clmir. Ensvmhle: Triple Trio: Central Student, Advertising Staff. '1'Shc allructs daily with her sweet nutm'cP WHITE, IRENE Eliot: Hall; History 011111: Tennis Team: Basketball Team; msi- nvss Cullegu. Herr'r say I don't Irlmm; 1 smile 11'ill dnf' HITE, WALLACE glint H2111. A 1011 nf grUuL 7min:- liulilics. 1 WHITE. WILLIAM L.. JR. Eliot Hull: Track: Re- svrw Football; Minute Men; Cnlll-ge. H'l'lw man makes the rhurlu'lch WILCOX, STANLEY Eliot H4111: Choir; Phor tugruphy. ml'llc mwt 8in your: N'z'rt; Hm lIm-dmL hut I finally gut. Illcrrrf' WILHELM, BETTY JANE Eliot Hull: Library StalY; College. 11Truc to rrcrything 5111' 111108. WILK, MARCIA 1411 i n t H1111: IIistnry Club: Student 0111111141: 11111100 011111: szlmlifc, Literary Stuff: Motto 0111111111109; U. of M. z'llou' mm so Small 0 710129071 170 so mur-h worth utililCW WILLIAMS, ELEANOR Eliot Hull; College. n'H'illl a gnarl and gmz- tIc-Izumurcd hoartW WILLIAMS, HARRY Eliot H1111: omens Uluh: 11.03130: Minute M011: V. 01' BL. Riolngy. WHI. that I had pringg 111111 a dam: Ilmt 1 might t'swupr frmn H111 storm and tcmpr'sty WILLIAMS. THEODORE Eliot H.111: Waynv U., 11111;:1111'01'111g. H'I'Iw rulv uf my life i3 In mulcu business a lzlwmm'c and pleasure my business? 1.111 ! ; WM L4 i2 WILLIS. MARION JOAN Eliot 11:111: G. A. 18.: Student Cunnt'il: Gulf Team: Varsity IIMkoy : V :1. r s i t y iuskntlmll: Varsity Tonnis; 12 A Day Conunittoe: Spring Festival; Retailing. 117710 brightest star in, Centrul's 111011011101th WILLIS, JOHN G. Eliot 111111: 01111115 Club: 11.03111, Linu- 1011mm : Hifiv Team: 'J'rzu-k: 311111110 Mun : Wayne 11.; Ohio Stun,- Unllt-ge. Atlx'l-rtisiug. Wm limir 011711 mrrils Immtst men an; 111111155 WILSON, CHARLES Eliot H.111; Studonr C n 1111 cil ; Engraving C0111111ittwr: Dentistry. 1'11 will grow upP WILSON, GERALD Eliot Hull: Student 001111011: HLY Blue Phuptvl': History Club: erstling: S k 21 t i 11 5.: 'lWlm; Truck: 12 B Wayx and Mmms ComV mittvez 12 A W'ays and 31021115 Cm11111ittec ; Ober- 1111 College. Modit'ine. thiions 011, ion give urm'mrh to tho Imam? WILSON, JEAN F. 111111: C.G.C.; ' Ros 've Bus- Vz'll'sify IIm'k- . HBOHS . ; C'Pll' 13V Staff; 11 Means '2131110 U.. C11111111itt110: Sm-iul Sorviou. 'Just like the tCU1wthU h allmum bubbling; Drur. WILSON. SHIRLEY Eliot Hull; H1111113 0f BeaujolaiK': C110 i 1' : Spring Ft'stivul. WWII! llfif 11an humor 11ml :1 jlnrinl tum'. Nlu' lrrr'ps- 0111' 1'11, siilclu's, unrl t'llrlsCS Hm gloomfl WINDSOR, JACK Eliot Hall; Rosm've Fuoihnll: U. of M. 1111f luminrss- mmuw Im- fon' plr'axurv. Cut ml! Ihc busintssf' l4! I42 WINOKUR, POLA Eliot 112111: Serial 1Vm'k. XVnyne U. HUHC vould never 11111111 lIrr Its 4111 ordinary 1111119011. WINSEN, BEATRICE 11111017 11:111: 111111111 11. Iiivllnrds 011111: 11011111- 111v : Spring Festival: Color 0 11111 111 it t e e ; XVnyne U., Music. '11 giggle, a smile, a twist of tho mmc, 1 flash of 11ml, unrl tIH'rU slm guns. WOLFE, DOROTHY Idlintt 112111: History 1111111:1'Inla111tl11- 4 11111111: 11108111111: Pom H'ul Nllltlcnt, Literary Stuff; Albion College. HIIm' wharmv and person, ulily urn mlmirml 1111 1:11. WOLFGANG, BETTE ELAINE 111101 Hull; 1h1ivvrsiry of Illinois. 111170 loved her fur her xmilc. WOLFSON, SIDNEY 1111101 11:111: XVaynp UH 11011Iis11'y1 Quiet, 111008ch WOLK, BEATRICE Eliot 111111: Forum Do- hnling: 111111111 11. Rich- ards 1111111: Wayne U. :1 mbifirm Ilus 1m rvle WOLTON, RICHARD V. Eliot 112111: 12 B XVuys and Mmms C1'1111111ittoc; U. of M. 111111170 morc Hum thou showed, Spcak lam Hum, thou 711110101th WURTZMAN, ROSALYN 1111101 11:111: Collvge. 1'If we nerm' build our vus-Ilm in the air, 11'0 norrr build them rtnmrlmrcW WURZER, EDWARD Eliot 111111: Collogv. 111: is 41 quict and 10111171141'17112'11011 youth. YACO, CONSTANCE Eliot 111111; Cnllego. Tom 1101'. HI know 110 nthm- 101217111 yirlx 710 1I'cm' so many 111101111 1,-111'185'1 YURA, MARION 1111101 112111: IIisl'nry 1111111: lillsnws Unllugn. 11117011151 srrm't 111 plut'ml um! mmhwtly dirvclmlf' ZELLBY, ESTHER 111101 112111: Debuting: Alviono $011001 0f the 'l'11vntvr, N. Y. WWIAU, but full of life. ZlEMAN, RUTH Eliot 111111: History Club: Ilihrnry $12111: Varsity HockA-y; Vur- sil'y Basketball: 1:. 1. 1111119 1III 710m om bmwl m-fx of kindness 11ml Hf low. ALBERTSON, JESSIE Longfellow 111111: B. 1. :1 Winning 111111;. 11 pintsth smilv, a kind, 1,11 wurrl for 1111? AVERBUCK. HARRY Longfellow H1111. For 711-29 a jolly good fcllum'1 BERKOWITZ. ED. 1,01121'1111011' 111111. nTWHNUC and SILzVII mum to 1101131 BERMAN, GORDON Longfvllnw 11:111. 1'11 man rmolwd 01111 xrcmly to his task. BLOOM. SEYMOUR 11011;:f111111w 11:111. HSan you cuzziit'll 1m $111111 me CHABENSKY. LIBBIE 1211011 111 Richards: liusilwss Collt'ge, Ac- 011111111113; nII luvlc u long timo but I enjoyed myscIff! CHOU1 NARD. EILEEN Lungfvllow 11:111. nDisturb me not for I dream gn'u! drmms. CLIXBY, GEORGE Longfollow 1111111 Every inch a man. COLBURN, LESLIE 111111011511111 111111: Waynv 11 IiHIU TIOHNUIIRU 1111112 111111 I711'11 is 1111511111 I111 1111' 111'xt 11f 111.1311. COTE, JEAN 110115.11'11111111' 11:111. ' 's 1111'11s11n! to 1111111; COUPLAND, BERT Lnngfvllow 111111. HIIU 111110 1R firm 111 11:11! mauhlx fIIL' 11:11rl11 111 11111181'lf. ' DAVIS, ROBERT P1. 1111110151111 11:111. 0110 0f the Old 111111111. DAWE. BILL 1111111151111 11:111. 111 111111 1111 111111 110 10011.11 ESKURL HAROLD 14111101's1111 11:111. '2Y11t 11111111 111111 1111, 11111 111111; 111111 1111 if. FIGOTEN, CARL Emorsml 111111: 11311511 I11st.. Awuounting. 11.1!1'. Esquire. FINN, BERTHA 1111111113011 11:111. 011, 111111 11111111 1111111 NI11' 111111.. ' FOWLER, DONNA JEAN 11111191's1111 111111: 8111110111 Humvilz Waynv 13.. Baby Sputiulist. Nlu' .s'111il1'11 111111 11111 xl1111l1111'x 11171111111131 FRIEDM AN, ARTHUR 1111111113011 11:111. Trnllblm 11711111111 1118 11111.U GENDLEMAN. SAM 1111110111111 111111: Resurve 11111-11111: Varsity Busew 11:111. 121 11111 hunk of 11111111 1111111113 GOLDSTEIN, ROSE 1111110111111 112111. 1121 0711111111 mum's 11, 111111011.U GORMAN, JOSEPHINE 111111115011 1121111 L'mw glml 11:1171 31111108. GOTTLIEB, DOROTHY 1111110151111 11:111 : 8111111111 1111' Photogrnphiv AI'l'. 1:111'itl1 1111 p.116 I11 life's 311111111151 31110: GRANET. DIANA 1111:1111 111111: 11111110 11'. HIh'uII-u 111111 I1'11111. 1'11 111111111111 10 HYIU'. HARRIS. LESTER 11111111131 111111: History 1'11111: 011i11 $11110: 1111s- invss A11. HIIWN NII1'1 !'S'Nf111 11111. 11'1111 1111111111 711x 111's! 111 1111 I11' IIHN 111 1111. HAVILL, CHARLES Angoll 11:111: Rvsvrx'u 111111 Varsity 1121sk1-thull: 111-111;:11 U. HNI101'1N1111111'3 11111 11110, Girlsiif 1111'1'1 .v 1111112 HEDIGER, MARION 111121-11 11:111. 'V'I'Iu'rc 1R 1111911711111 in 1111 11101111111! Nmilt'. HOOD, ELEANOR .11121-11 1711111. 11011101 1111i. 1111...? fuifllful. t? JOSPEY. SHELDEN 1111:4011 111111. 111 1111111 11'1'II ?1'1'11 111,1 all his friv111?s.' KORKALA. MAE 1111:1111 11:111. riPuHmu'r 0.11111le k111111'l1'111112' I43 144 KORNFIELD, LILLIAN Angell 11:111. r21 little ray of sun- shine. LINDEN, LILLIAN Whittier 111111; Spring Festival: 1115.1. 11A 'mnrry hcarl yocllz, IIU IIIC day? LOAGUE, ALYCE Angoll 112111. Hf. must ha 170 been. pun: gold that spun Iu'r life's 1IerClIIIfl LUBIN, ARNOLD Angell Hall. n11'0rki1rlu'rc Ilnrc 1 11mm! that, word DC, forci'1 MACHER, LOIS 1Vhittier 11:111. WIN heart 11 .? like the 71100111Ihcro is a man in HF MAPES, BETTY JANE Whittier Hall: Dance Club: 111 0121 n t 11 0 ; Spring Festival. iTIr'v. but you're small J MITCHELL, CLARA Whittier 11:111. I1I 0r she was full of anlmblc grace. ROSS. ESTHER Lincnln 11:111. Nllnllltl uultl urqlmint- mzr'v Dc forgut? .r IOTT, SYLVIA Whittier Hall. Tidad 11,111'111'041, and will, 111111111 fr; 11!; INT 1111M al- 1 IL'IIJIS.U PHILLIPS, MARIAN Lincoln 11:111. er'r writings spell llr'r jumv. PRESTEL, EVANGELINE Linmln 11:1111 Ynu'wv gut PFCTJF HI iny. RADER, CHARLES 1111100111 H2111. W1 jl'imul whom: very prvsmu'c gives me jnuf' ROSEN, IRVING Lincoln 11:111. r'Jlen Izez'm' can be Still but in. chir 31211110331 ROSENBLATT, NORMAN Lincoln Hall: Rvserve Football; Wayne U. HNnisc annoys. SCHOENBACH, ROBERT Lincoln 11:111. fIIlis hrart is in his work.U SCHWARTZ. ED 1 Lincoln 11:111. 11.111171111517111 1111.9 :10 l'CNl. SCHWARTZ, LEROY Lincoln 111111. Oh, the dry drmlgcrx of flu; tlcsk's dcat Iromlx SCHWARTZ, WALTER F. Lincoln 11:111. Hll'lm rlmvrvcs 1147011 nt'mlx not unothcr's pruisv! SEIBERT, ROBERT 1.1111-0111 11:111. nHa 111708 to build, m hunsf? 0 W SNITZ, RUTH Flint 11:111: 11.1. UTIIC 1mm smiles cm nil Hm world is gay SOMINSKY, NORMAP Eliot 112111. HIIC who attains ull STEGER, THOMAS Eliot Hall. Wanoh me climb with paints and palette. THUSTON. REX Eliot Hull: Hi-Y Blue Chapter; hind: Junior Players: All-City C110- 1'us: Spring: Festival; Choir: Orchestra; Bells 01' Bouujolnis : HIolanthe : M i n u t c Mon: Stndvnt Council; Iioys' Glee Club; Quar- totte: Wayne U.. Music Tonvlwr. nIlc learned I! lot in high, sclumlf' OLMICH, MIRIAM Eliot Hull. WAGNER, SIDNEY Eliot Hull : History Club: U. of M.. Busi- ness Administration. WI nice car anyway. WALCH, FREDERICK Eliot Hall. H quiet and well-gov- 0mm? youthf WEINBERG, IRVING Eliot Hall. $1 wnsible chI-bred m 1m. WINOGROCKI, RAYMOND Eliot Hall: U. of D. 5'1'19 100 is more eln- qumzt than words! YAFFA, GOLDIE Elinf Hall: Ellen H. Richards Club; Univer- sity of Battle Creek. HLN mo lmrv 4! gnarl Hum mur, I havc plenty of finw t0 Irm'rjlfl YAKUBER. DAN Eliot Hall. HOIH'I'f, .s-vlfrpnssesscrl young man.U 'fTIIrmglz small herself Ilrr place is great in HIV Inwa'fx of all 1101' frimerxF TURBOW, SAM WILLIAMS. DOUGLAS Eliot H.111: insiness Eliot Hall: HiiY Bluv College. Chapter: Varsity Foot- UT, 11, : H. not to ball: Varsity Baskt'f- M'mu' ' mu; Ypsilanti. K Hmwis a mun who'll make us prowl. His name they'll shout, 7mm long and loud. WITHOUT PICTURES BLAIR, ZEATA SABLE, MICHAEL CAMPBELL. JAMES URSU, MARIE DOLENGA, VIRGINIA WHYTE, ALBERT DuCLOS, BILLY FREEDMAN, MILTON SPECIAL 123,5 HAGGART, NAN BRAWERMAN, JANET LEVINE, HAROLD FUHRER, SIDNEY McLEOD, ROBERT HELGERT. JACK REBERT. CHARLES NASH, WAYNE REIK, WILLIAM VAFIADI, BYRON - NINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN Im 4-D COMMENC EMENT EX E HUI SIDS CLASS OF JI'NE, 1934 PROCESSJONAL: ' '1 1'i11nlph;11 March - - - - - - - l'mloh CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA ADDRESS: THE ROAD IS THEREu Rmmucxn B. W. PI'LLINGER Grace Episcopal Church Prayer from Hfmdellzl - - - - - - - - DON Flotow Nighfingzl1Lxu - - - - - - - - - - Hamid dSend 190an Thy SpiriW - , - - - - Schuctlsy CMXTRAL SYMI'IIONW CHOIR PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS FRANK CODY Smwrintumlonf, Detroit Public Schools , n . x 1. , School Song . , . - . S Mus Lawhm f7 .nnpln 171 2 Mrs. Matlldu hnrvett Ixesler HaN'nmL HIGH SMIOUL 01:CIIJGSTRA AND GLASS Recessimml Mz1rche Retmwlld - . V - - . - - - - Burft'll 12-A DAY PROGRAM Music - , ' - - - - - - - Orrhcxfm General Chairman - - - - - w - - Phillip Eixrznbcrg Class History w - - - 7 - , - - Valerie Saether Ulnss Prophcvy - - - 7 - - - - - Victor Iiushner Presentation of Spade - - - - - - A Phillip Eismllwl'g Acceptauwe of Spade - - - - - - - 1.28 President Presentation of Plum Griff V - - - - - - Iru'in Ulmnagc ghrwpfnnco of Class Gift - - - - - - Jlr. Joseph 11. Corns Farewell , - - - - - - - - .lcun Robinson, 1103'111ty and Light - - - - - - Clums- and Owluwtru I46 CLASS COMMITTEES XVAYS AND MEANS CUMMYFTEE Mrs. Smith, Sponsor George Ruehlo, Chairman Donald Corn Robert Buritz Isabelle Feldman Jere Gilmour Norman 'Leemon David Nathanson Valerie Saether Solvoig Sherstud Gerald XVilson Jean Wilson PLAY BUSINESS COMMITTEE Miss Taylor, Sponsor Loo Keeps. Chairman Marjorie Bird Florence Grunt Joseph Glick Julia Kaletsky 'tarolyn Linx Annette Linx Leslie Share PLAY PROPERTY COMMITTEE Mrs. Verschneve, Sponsor Miss E. Harvey Miss Buelow Mrs. McCullough Mr. Brooks Edna Kearney. Clluirmun Phillip Clapp Leon Feierstein W'itold Gwizdowski Gabriel Glantz Betty Goldman Nevin Jamieson George Jahzulnessvn Lillian Solianoff COLOR OHIMITTEE Miss Murray, Sponsor Jean Freedman. Clmirumn Sydell Elson Pauline Kratchman Helen Hamburger Blanche Lielmwitz Ruth Micsel Jeanne Priest BOYS, DRESS COMMITTEE ML Martin, Spomsor Jack Nuthansnn, C'Imimmn Allen Berlin Harry Fridson Morris Green Albert Jaslow Arthur Kitzmiller Harold Rosen Kenneth Stirling Leonard XVest GIRLS DRESS COMMITTEE Miss Mason, Sponsor Ruth Voelker. Chairman Audrey Bastow Mary Clough Helen Gordon Carolyn Rosenthal Dorothy Schuhach Barbara Tonz Judith Victor Dorothy Reason Dorothy Sayles Bmtricc Winsen 12-A DAY COMMITTEE Miss Bossiu McCoy. Sponsor Alex KVcinherg. Clminnruz Irving Levitt Louis Lichtig Ben Superstein Jack Veiss Alice W'zu'd Juan XYilliS LUNCHEON COMMITTEE MiSs J-urdnor. Miss Davenport, Sponsors- Goruldine Pliscou, Chairman Catherine Curtis Marjorie Duly Elennore Domsko Margaret Gzlrl'ed Betty Pickering Ruth Rubinor Lillian Snft'm'in Catherine Stone PRESS COMMITTEE Mr. Fishlmine, Sponsor Virginia SchnOll, Chairman Charles Prussian Eli Comay Bertha Goldhoff Merritt Reeves Gilherta Rothstein Harold Shapiro Shirley Tushbnnt ICNGRAVING COMMITTEE Miss XVood. Sponsor John Turner, Chairman James Butler Oscar Genser Bernard Gourwitz Ralph McCutcheon Irving Schneiderman Rosalie Schwartz Evelyn Vosko Charles Wilson MOTTO COMMITTEE Miss Flynn, Sponsor Arthur Schurgin, Chairman, Herbert Levin Annis Lezell Betty Lipton Frances Nodvrlandor Betty Porvin Mary Jean Piper Joan Rosen Jane Schkloven Shirley Smith Morris Miller Murcia XVilk Leonard Soltar Shirley Aronsson I47 GENERAL INDEX 13ng3 Administration .................. 14 Advert isomonls ............. 148-161 Appreciation 10 12A Advisers. . . . .74 Art Department ................. 54 Back 10 School ............... 12-13 Baseball ....................... 111 Basketl1211llv-V2111'sity and Reserve ........ 84-86 City Finals .......... 87 Girl? ............... 93 Boxing and 1Vrestling Show ....... 94 Contralito Full .............. 36-37 Spring .......... 100-101 Centmlito Sales Contest ....... 98-99 Centralite Sales Force ........... 104 Central Girlsy Club ............. 109 Central Student -F:1111 ......... 40-41 Spring ..... 102-103 Choir ..................... 112-113 Class Committoes4Junuary ...... 75 June. . . . . . ..145 Class Play ................. 114-115 CrossCoumry.v............4.,.30 Debuting ....................... 48 Dedication ..................... 6-7 Ellen H. Richards Club .......... 52 Faculty ...................... 15-19 I48 Page Future Craftsmen of America ..... 46 111001112111 ..................... 26-27 Foreword ........................ 4 Girls, Athletic Association ........ 24 Girls1 Field Hockey .............. 31 GolfABoys1 ................... 110 Girlsy .................... 24 Graduates -J :muzu'y .......... 58-76 June ........... 120-147 Hall of 19211110 ................. 38-39 History Club ................... 81 Hi-Y ........................ 50-51 Hockey ........................ 91 Library Staff ................... 105 Minute Men .................... 49 Opera ....................... 42-43 Orchestra ...................... 116 Quill and Scroll ................. 80 R.O.T.C ................... 106-107 Societus Classica ................ 47 Student Council .............. 20-21 Swinnning-Boysy ............... 53 Girlsy ............... 92 TenniS-Bqu,y .................. 32 Girls, ................. 108 Track .......................... 90 ADVERTISING AND HUMOR 444,44, . W type. or Business Administration Course. TRAIN FOR BUSINESS The marked recovery in business is bringing new opportunities for young men and women who 11:1Ve supplemented their high school education with thorough 31366111171311 training. 1n :1 professional school of business training, such :15 Ours, high school graduates can qi1a1ify for satisfactory employment by mkmg :1 SecretariaI, Accounting, Shorthand, Steno- By maintaining service out of the ordinarysup-to-dntc courses of study; new, modern equipment, well qualifled, experienced instrucwrs; and an active employment department- The Business Institute is today 11116 of the outstanding business sc11oo1s of America. A personal C5111 is suggested as this is always the most satisfactory method of investigation. THE BUSINESS INSTITUTE Downtown School, Michigan Building, 220 Bagley Ave., Detroit 1 Schools at 3240 Gratiot, corner of Mack; at 5040 Joy Road, near Grand River; also in Pontiac and Saginaw. Call or phone Randolph 6534 for a copy of new prospectus N U 1' Mr. 1151111111111: 11111110 you see 11111 skull 111 :1 1-111111111111zve. very 1-1110 s1191-1111e11. 111111111 1110 only two 111 11111 111111111132 11119 111 11111, 1111111111111 1111111111111 111111 1 1111111 1119 11111111131 11111111111 Reism' 1111 11111111 111111111 : 1111111111: you 11111111 11111y 11111 11111 111111-11 $1111 111 11111 soup? 11111118 Sucks: 11N111 :11 n11. There 1s11'1 enough soup for 1110 $1111. 11121113 :111. M11. Hansen: Bonny S2111el's114111. 1-1111 you 11111 1110, class 111,111 111111-11 11111011111111 11113110 is between 1119 words 1101011111118 211111 11111111111131311 Bonny 51211191810111: 11011112111111 I111 say jus1 11s 111111-11 11s 11111113 is be- 1weo11 11119 $111911 11f 11111be11g011 1111eese 111111 111111. 111' 11 rose? 150 ART SCHOOL Thirty 3'1'2115' sutccssful 1111012111011 111 1115 111111 11111111112111-1' 10011931111311 121111111161'c1211 A111 511111111 111121111163 1111011 1. 31011121115461 111111 1115 11111165- 511111211 faculty 111 1111112111 s11c11 prac- tical 111111'11111111551'1- 111111 training 111 a Twu-Ycar C11111sc that will qualify 51111111115 111 111111 1110 exacting rc' 11111161119111; 111. C11111111crciz11 A11 Buyers. 1111111111 1115111111111111 611- 21111115 31111 10 6111'011 at any t1111c 111 11111 11:1y 211111 evening C1aSSCS. Write 1111 12111 as Your Career, 31511 1111111116 :11111111 11111 Six-VVcek Sumw 111:1 8171111111. 4847 XV11011wa1-111 cor- 11131 1111111111 112.000 sq. 11.1. Te. 19067. MEINZINGER FOUNDATION A Personal Invitation from Ina Del Marvin To you who are graduatingh Good Luck! I wish you all suc- cess. To the many of you whose ptans for the future are unsetHedy I extend a cordial invitation to visit me and dIs- cuss +he exceptional oppor- tunity now open to capabte, properly trained women in the field of Beauty CuHure. The earnings are much higher than in most professions. The hours are short, The work fasdnaf- ing. Del Mar Offers Central Graduates an Unlimited Opportunity Let Del Mar Develop the Fortune in Your Fingers! At Del Mar, in six short, happy months, you can learn all phases of Beauty Culture, and fit yourself to step into a pleasant, well-paid job. Del Mar is a non-proht corpora- tionynationally recognized, from coalst-toicoastY as one of the largest, most respected schools in America. It has a large staff of capable, prize-winning instructors, and uses only the newest, most modern methods and equipment. Del Mar attracts the highest type of girls, and tmany Central graduates have already won real success through the personal attention they received at Del Mar. After graduation Del Mar provides free employment service, for life. Tuition is low, and an easy Year-To-Pay Plan makes it possible for you to receive the hnest training, on terms that are exceptionally convenient. Call at the school, or write for FREE, 36 page illustrated booklet. xlNA DEL MARVIN, Director FREE D E L M A R INSPECT CATALOG DEL MAR America's Finest Beauty School Send your name to- You aux invited to in- dny rm this beautiful Second Floor, SfcrmfeHz-Loveley Bldg. 31:81 6:1le nggitstdlggy WW 0 BCRUW cm- Woodward at East Grand Boulevard Bring ymn' parents 211151 ture. friends. DETROIT - MICHIGAN l5l BY 0 2546 GRADUATE It is our sincere wish that the portraits we have made for this Annual will, for years to come, bring back pleasant memories of your school yours. We other you our hearty congratulations and add a wish that the future will ln'ing you the fullest possible nwusure of surcoss. PHOTOGRAPHIG PORTRAITS MW 28 ADAMS WEST 0 CHERRY 40-30 DETROIT Compliments oF A Friend I53 For over eighty years the D. B. U. has been known in Detroit as an educational institution upholding the traditions of private school commercial education. One year and two year courses in Business Administration and Secretarial Training. Catalog on request. '057170I7' : i; ' W, UNITED ARTISTS BLDG lOth FLOOR 'va. 1 mm Albert WYuter- stone Tn 1m w :1 Thoroughly modern and upfmlnfe educationf, said his 1110111013. ' i11C111di11g Lufin.w W'es, 01' murso? said the 110ml nmster. Xaltlmugh Latin is. us you know. a dead language. WVOH. 2111 1110 1101101: Allwrfx going m be :m n11dv1'1:1k01'; Mrs. Aikinson: Say. what does this mean? Smnomw just called up and said yml conlth come to svhml because you were sick? Fwd Bigsby: MFhe jokv's on him. He wzlmft supposed to cull Up until tumormw 1' Lane Drug Company Il745 Linwood Avenue OLEN 8 WEIN The Men's Shop J. P. Smifh Shoes . Mallory Hafs Arrow and Ambassador Shirfs Open Evenings - - Sundays fiHS 9038 Twelfih Sf. hf ClairmounH MAdison 7580 turvs 0f the courses and the Institute. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES IIS'I'I'I'II'I'E A PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL CONDUCTING PACE COURSES, 1 ACCOUNTANCY AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Now opportunities are arising for 1111111011 accountants 111 private Lusinrsx, 111 the employ of the governmvnt, and in professional accountancy. Write 01' call for 11 now illustrated hunklct describing the many practical 10a- 120 MADISON AVENUE H has been a pleasure +0 have served you in We pas+-May we con- Jrinue in He fufure? HANNEY'S ll60l Linwood, Corner Burlingame Valerie Snothur Hlismvering butler 110111111;r himself 1'1'0111 col- larettw : Hflorry, I am surprised. Jerry Fink: 31So :1111 1. 11111321111. I thought you was 0111'.u Isobel Swan: 1'Nm1'. dear, Whafll I gef il' I took :1 dinner like this 101 you every day this year? David 5111111110111.w Mitchell: Qly life in- Adams Hower Shop 7378 WOODWARD AVE. MAdison 3328 I55 T719 SERVICE ENERAVING CBMPANY am! its af l;aml orgamaiions in Qetmit is szagd anal equipped i0 am: in tile preparah'on anal procluch'on ofgem-Loofs clesggnecl lo accent originalay, imagination anal exfaerl lzanclling, more Ilzan ts cusfonzary m dlwlenf guuicalions ISb C. S. I. j Sets the standard by which efficient secretaries and Cal- culating Machine operators are judged C. S. I. is the most successful school in the City of Detroit in placing its graduates. College trained teachershindividual instruction Courses vary in length from ten to thirty-two weeks Call Randolph 1477 for further information THE CALCULATING AND SECRETARIAL INSTITUTE Insurance Exchange Building with the result that Wallace ConfecHonery LIGHT LUNCHES CANDY SCHOOL SUPPLIES I I72! Linwood Opposife Cenfrat Complimenfs of DAD 8t LAD Clofhing and Furnishings For Dad 8t Lad I 5367 Livernois Smarf Up-+o-+he-Minu+e Dresses for Only $9.95 HESTER DRESS SHOP l27 John R.. Near Broadway Telephone CHHord 3322 WAGNER ELECTRIC CO. Sales - Service Washers A Eledric Refrigerafors - Radios lroners , Gas Ranges REPAIRS ON ALL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT I2022 Linwood Ave. Tel. LO. l803 Halease menfion Hwis AdverfisemenH I57 H. . . Builders of School and College Publications, I THAT phrase describes the activities of Heitman-Garand Company. It means that each year there is great co-ordinated eHort toward creating even Finer school publications. It means that the Schooi Stag may anticipate and realize sure, dependable First aidii . . . and Hlast aidn, too . . . in the building of a satisfactory annual. The assistance Heitman-Garand are prepared to otter is not readily obtain- able From Every printer. Fertile years devoted to gaining experi- ence and training in building school annuais are of the necessary requisites be- tore genuine assistance can be assured. HEITMAN-GARAND COMPANY . BUILDERS OF . SCHOOL and COLLEGE PUBLICATIONS 234 WEST LARNED STREET DETROIT, MICHIGAN Telephone Randolph 3258 158 : Everyfhing in EAT BASEBALL IQI SOFTBALL Dem,r Gold Tennis Equipmenf Ice Cream . . For A XVbah'mmr Treat AHenhoni Club Managers: See me fursf for On All Oz'msions your +eam's equipmen+ and sweafers. WE GIVE YOU THE BEST A qu Hne of Havors and speciaHies FOR L555 Deserf Gold Ice Cream S+ore SPORT'S CENTER I2I22 Linwood Ave. Il607 Linwood OpposHe Cen+ral Phone Un. 20770 We Deliver ABBOTT PHARMACY Dedica+edz I2072 TwelH'h S+ree+ . . I To Wllllam Gerard BlShllp, Jr. A Fine Fellow and Loyal Friend n WE DELIVER n HERMAN FINEBERG - . 7 . . TOwnsend 7 9777 Townsend 7 97 8 CormH'nan Press D ET B 0 I T COMMERCIAL CGLLEGE Featuring onc-ycur and twowycar courses in Business Administration and Secretarial Science, this college devotes its entire time and attention to the training of high school and college graduates for a business career and professional practice as Secretaries. Shorthand Reporters, Accountants, and Commercial Teachers. Conforming to the practice of well-established colleges, the Detroit Commercial College does not employ anyone to canvass for students. Summer School, Iune 21 to August 12. Fall Semester, 35th year, begins September 8. Syllabus on request. Attendance past school year ex- ceeded 600. R. J. Maclean, President and Vocational Director Miss Lola Maclean, Educational Director Eugene A. Walling, Attorney, Director of Law and Business Organization Miss Margaret Benz, Director of Accounting and Business Mathematics Miss Josephine Rankin, Director of Shorthand and Secretarial Science Miss Gertrude Steffen, Director of English and Business Geography Miss Ella Coulter, Director of Typewriting and Office Practice NINETEEN CLIFFORD AT WOODWARD l5? CENTRALITES Congratulations from KLEIN,S Professional Pharmacy 35 years1 experience Fountain Specialties Prescriptions We cater to school children Visit our lending library We call for and deliver anywhere 12011 Linwood, cor. Elmhurst T0.-7-9844 - To. 8-8928 Mr. lekkez ?NUW, Gill Golding. what are you duing11mrning s01119f11i11g ?$1 Gill Golding: NH, 11111 listening 10 you? Mr. Magnell: H'Wlm was Anne Boleyn 1W Jerry Fink: 1151119 was 21 flat 1110113, Mr. Mngnoll: What do you mean? Jerry: WVMI. it says in the book. 1Hom'y. having; disposed of Catherine, pressed his suit with Anne Boleyn. Fred is convinced that the mmsin wlm lmnked in With him for a few days must be part 111- diam, because every time he moved he took the blankef with him. Cen+ral Barber Shop SPECIALISTS IN Ladies', GenHemen's and Children's HaircuHing Il735 Linwood Avenue Befween Tuxedo and Webb MICKEY RADKIN, PROP. Jafery Singer CLASS I937 wi+h 11x- CLUB EXCHANGE I0220 Dexfer GIFTS LENDING LIBRARY TOYS BOOKS GREETING CARDS Arfs Tire 8: BaH'ery Service Linwood 5+ Tuxedo GuhC Gasoline and Oils Washing and Greasing TOwnsend 8-5064 MAX KIRSCHBAUM Clofhes l2l68 Dex+er Boulevard A+ Richfon CLOTHIERS FOR THE BEST DRESSED MEN ABOUT TOWN Open Evenings and Sundays I60 Kq say, waiter. the flowers on this mole are artificial, arenW theyiw 8Yes, sir. That's the worst of running u wgotnrian restaurant, if W0 use real. flnwers, the am tomers eat them? .cw' Miss Patterson: 11w, me three collociive nouns? Richard XVolton: vapaper, wastebasket, and vacuum cleaner. Poor ohl Vivtm'. He went 111! to New York determined to mnkv his fortune pulling some skin igames on innocent strangers. Howevmx tho Iirsf follow 110 tried To $911 the Brooklyn Bridge to turned out 10 no, the owner, and if Vic huan paid him ten dollars to keep 11111013 1110 1mm would have, had him arrested Mrs. Hall: HI have went. Thatk wrong, 131W it, Jack DavidsonW Jack Davidson: WYes. 111218211113, Mrs. Hall: 8'Why is it wrong? .lm'k: hl'iecause you :lilft wonl n vet. After the 100011101 ivu had smashed intu :1 car at a crossing. Betty 11211110111 arose from The wreckage prm-ticnlly uninjured. The engineer and others gathered around. thy didlft you stop when you saw the train mming? asked the Ungineer. Betty was indignant. 8'1 sounded my 1101-11 before you blow your whistlef, she fold him. Min: 88'th lnmk has returned Ihnt Chvck? Mrs.: Wmft that Splendid! XVlmt Shall we buy with it This Tillie? CongrafulaHons from THE HACK SHOE COMPANY Wedding Bouque+s8Corsages8 Floral Decora+ions FLOWERS For All Occasions MIDWAY FLORISTS Sam Ginsburg. Mgr. Dexfer af Davison We Deliver HOgarfh I650 Hammersfein's Drugs CUT-RATE Two S+ores Tyler-Linwood-S+ur+evan+ Open 8 A. M. +0 I A. M. DRUGS - SUNDRIES - FOUNTAIN LOngfeHow 4908 TOwnsend 8-3I25 WE DELIVER SALES SERVICE PONTIAC CARS Ponfiac Linwood Co.. Inc. IOZI7 Linwood Ave. af Glynn CourJr TOwnsend 8-8890 De+roi+. Michigan lbl ADVERTISING INDEX Page Abbott Pharmacy .................................................... 159 Adams Flower Shop .................................................. 155 ATVs Tire 61; Battery ................................................. 160 Business Institute .................................................... 150 Corinthian Press .................................................... 159 Craine Studios ................. 5 .................................. 152 DaMzLadm......... ....... y .................................... 157 Del-Mar Beauty School 1 1 . . . . . ..................................... 151 Desert Gold Ice 0f. ....................................... 159 Detroit Business Un'vel sitU ........................................ 154 Detroit Commercial C01 ge ........................................... 159 Hack Shoe Co ....................................................... 161 Hammersteins Drugs ................................................ 161 Hanney1s ........................................................... 155 Heitman-szlnd C0,, Printers ......................................... 158 Hester Dress Shop ................................................... 157 Lane Drug C0 ................................. ,SM j .............. 154 Max Kirschbaum 1IClothes11 ................. X :35. . . ............... 160 Meinzinger Foundation of Art ............. CV ...................... 150 I5- KJ-W 7 Midway Florists ................... . q . . T ....................... 161 Olen sz Wein ........................ T:- .............................. 154 Pontiac Linwood ............... L3 ................................... 161 s. A. Klein ............... ks? ........... . f 1 ......................... 160 Service Engraving. . 1 . . . . fa ....... '.x..'. k.il.k .............................. 156 Sports Center ...... L63 ...... X ................................... 159 Wagner Electric Co ................................................... 157 Wallace1s Confectionery .............................................. 157 Walsh Institute ...................................................... 155 '4 f7 l179755h'fy'4 9 4 My I62 '2 Z7? 'WVX y I Autographs . ?Qam M K 4:1 MMMWJD X - x M; mun K Wk' LIQWA X XI; Mgrophs K ' w K Mama ?O'JM. xgx C MW M: 33W x g2. 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