Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Girl Reserves Ist Row: L, Glenn, H. Nash, C. Brenner, S. Reik, A. Melcher, J. Mar- gets, C. Molnar, B. Davis, 2nd Row: V. Maher, M. Clifford, D. Cooper, D. Babcock, L. McGowan, B. Rylan- der, A. Pyle, K. McCallum, L. Thiery, Miss E. Mason, 3rd Row: B. Smith, E. Anderson, V. Veely, M. Hall, E. Scupholm, D. McDermott, B. Simp- son, E. Hudnut, 41h Row: P. Rose, J. MacMillan, P. Glenn, B. Lloyd, A. Benson, M. Berriman, M. Voelk- ner, D. Miller, M. Holcomb. Quest Club Ist Row: R. Lupchinsky, E. Kawa, B. Rylander, L. Thiery, P. Levinson, 2nd Row: H. Salk, I. Markow, L. Stark, A. Feder, M. Cameron, R. Silber, S. Richie, F. Hoffman, Miss Harmon, 3rd Row: A. Shenker, S. Dorn, S. Newman, I. Cantor, B. Bia- lick, R. Magid, L. Davidson, M. Burn- stein, L. Kritchman, J. Wilk, J. Jacobs, J. Galen, S. Goodman, M. Cohen, I. Raskin, M. Kline. Hi-Y Ist Row: F. O'Boyle, R. England, J. Wells, D. Gorgan, M. West, H. Ivyson, J. Constand, L. Anderson d , ing, P. Van Auken, H. Moritz, R. Hines, C. Lacy, R. Crampton, B. McCabe, J. Cottrillg 3rd Row: W. Holbrook, W. Muncher, D. Cole, G. Pickering, R. Sickelsteel, R. Linde, J. Cooper, R. Mohrman, J. Wickey, J. Jans. y 2n Row: A. Ottewell' D. Chicker- Girl Reserve Not only was there talk in the Fall of 1941-talk by a debating team any school could well be proud of-but there was the merry chatter of girls-girls typically American-girls alive-girls who were thinking of dates, and dresses, and class . . . girls who whistled the latest hit tunes as they swung arm-in-arm down the halls . . . girls who whispered mysteriously together over their latest crush . . . girls who boasted military emblems and proudly passed around their letters from the armed forces .... Girls who were captivated by the charm of Miss Diana Dale as her Hngers ran down the keyboard playing now moodily, now merrily . . . girls charmed at the talk of Miss Betty Bingham, society editor of one of the city's newspapers .... Miss Anderson . . . Miss Mason . . . Oflicers, June McMillan . . . Margaret Voekner Kathleen McCallum . . . Gladys Lautner . . . Donna Babcock . . . Virginia Maher . . . Elisabeth Hudnut. . . . Inter-Club Counselors, Patricia Glenn and Betty Rylander the Girl Reserves meet the Hi-Y boys . . . join in a skating party . . . share in a Weiner roast . . . give a buffet supper at Elisabeth Hudnut's home, with ping pong, singing, and dancing afterwards . . . girls . . . pretty and plain . . . e t c generous and sly warm and provoking . . . . . . i'What should I wear when I go to the basketball game? . . . Are anklets all right? . . . How long should boys be kept waiting? . . . Is it proper to speak of the date I had last week? . . . Shall I tell him about the expensive place Jim took me too? . . . Is it advisable to accept a last minute date? . . . What about apply- ing make-up? . . . What about spending dates at home? . . . The purpose of the Quest Club is to help girls of high school solve their social and personal problems. The girls were led through the fall semester with Marietta Cameron as president: Sandra Marinelli, vice president, Audrey Feder, secretary, Roslyn Silber, treasurer. Among the club's many activities was a Boys' Forum, a talk on Clothes for the High School Girl by Miss Eflie Winkel. A wiener roast planned early in the year, was held in the Chemistry laboratory because of inclement weather. The Club also maintained a question box throughout the year. Any problem which confronted a member was discussed on being presented to the question box. Spring oliicers were Esther Kawa, president, Bessie Bialick, vice president, Mildred Bernstein, secretary, Joan Wilk, treasurer. Miss Harmon was the sponsor. Girls . . . sweet and coy . . . 0 filled with I 1 laughter and hidden mirth . . . From girls to boys . . . boys of the Hi-Y chapter . . . boys who tomorrow may be fighting for the country whose breath they own . . . boys who will become pilots in planes somewhere over the Pacific, or sailors or soldiers, or fighting forces overseas, or workers in a defense plant . . . boys who see a new life opening up before them . . . boys who roll up their trouser cuffs, sport bright socks and ties . . . boys, like girls, compare notes on latest dates, beat out the solid jive . . . boys who vie for father's car . . . Hi-Y Officers . . . John Wickey . . . John Wells . . . Dan Gorgon . . . Douglas Lent .. . Barry McCabe . . . Pierce Van Auken . . . Boys who chill to Mr. Brooks, account of his Alaskan trip . . . boys who listen solemnly to the Reverend Cole at induction services . . . boys who listen to Mr. P. Roach of Hillsdale speak of education in these chaotic times, and hear Mr. E. P. Young of the Y. M. C. A., a missionary returned from Ankara, Turkey . . . Boys who take it on the line from Marietta Cameron of the Girl Reserves, on the proper way to take out a girl-friend . . . boys who pile truck-loads of food to give every family a happy, stuffed feeling at Thanksgiving time . . . boys who print programs for spectators of all home football and basketball games . . . Boys . . . and girls . . . happy times . . . fun times . . . Seventeen