Commerce High School - Reveille Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1935 volume:

REVEILLE FOIl NINETEEN TIIIRTY-FIVE PUBLISHED BY THE REVEILLE STAFF HIGH SCHOOL OF COMMERCE DETROIT, MICHIGAN v9 7 A FUREWGIRD THE Staff of 1935 brings to you this Reveille in the hope that you will derive great pleasure when glancing through its pages, both now and in future years. May your memories always be pleasant ones. CIINTENTS Administration and Faculty Page 7 Classes . . . . Page 13 Activities . . . Page 57 Athletics . . . Page 71 Features . . . Page 77 4? MIS S ESTHEII MeCOY D E D I C A T I 0 N IN appreciation of and gratitude for her friendliness and helpful- ness, we, the members of the Senior Class of 1935, dedicate this year's Reveille to Miss Esther McCoy. f L . Reveille The bugle trilled, and the kettledruin rolled! Cn the morning air, still clear and cold, Came the sound of the early reveille Announcing the birth of a bright new day. I thrilled to perceive the world awoke As out on the air the reveille broke! The echo returned in the same clear tone, But the camp was astir, and a deep, joyous drone Murmured and breathed as excitement profound Swelled through the camp and then! not a sound. Expectancy reigned- Now the waiting is overg excitementys at bayg The camp has received its Reveille! JANE DAVIES l6l 0-? 0'-ff DMINIST,RATl0N UQ? 0-'f' 0-9' rf L 1935 REVEILLE AADMINISTRATIUN J. L. HOLTSCLAW Prizzfifal, High .5xt'1ZO0I of C07lI7l1U7'A,'f' .5'11fc1'f'isi11g Prizzfifal, C0lll1l1UVL'if7I lfdzrfatimz H. L. DAVIS B. S. FROST flssistmzl Priucijval .4s.vi.rtant Princifal East f.f10771l1lC7'L'L' High Sflzfml High 5611001 of C0'Hl17IP7 CE l 8 1 T., ....., RAIIUATES The ledger in the High School of Commerce representing you, as an individ- ual, is closed. The final evaluation has been made. Are you satisfied with it as it stands? During your years of high school training your fellow students and your teachers have seemed rather merciless at times in their criticism. It was an attempt on their part to develop the best qualities in your personality and restrain the less admirable onesg to strengthen your weak points and make outstanding your strong Ones. You must become your own critic now. You must face yourself honestly. You cannot close your eyes to your weaknesses nor refuse to admit your strength without living a distorted, unbalanced life. Qthers will see you as you areg you will see an untrue image. But if you are the alert and honest person that I believe you are, you have learned to evaluate yourself without prejudice and without flinching. You are even now checking up your personal assets and liabilities and working out a plan by which, through the years to come, you will continue to grow. The stronger you grow the more valuable you will be to society. JAMES L. HoL'rscLAw, Z,l'l.IIL'l.f7fII, lliglz School of COHL11'lCl'lfU,' .Sillf7fl Z'l.,K'flItj l,l'f1lFI.f'UI,. C0111111c1'c1'aI Edzzcafiozz. l9l W L ACULTY IQ N1xI5qN5 X .J 1 -l'l'A'f R0fz'fA A, ALLEN, L. BEFK, G. BENTLEY, G. BISHOP, E. BROCK, R. BROVVNE, I. BRYCE. S1'r01zd Raw- E. BURMAHLN, M. CARMAN. M. CASH, H. CHAPMAN, VV. CHILDS. M. COBAUGH L. CROCKETT. TI1I-7'ti Row- INI. CUINIMISKEY, VV. DAVIS, L, DEIXISKE. E. DOUYILLE, H. IJVVYER, E. FAIR, IJ. FARMER Frmrflz Row- F. FRENCH, IS. GAY, R. GOODNOXY. fi. GRAMS. L. CRIMES, D, HAGADORN. E. HARDY. Ffflh Row- VV. IIARRINGTUN, M. HILDEIZRANIJT, L. HOYT, N, HOYT. VV. HUYT. H, HVREL C. HVESTIS. .S'i.z'tI1 Row- -' .I. HUNTER, QI. JOHNSON. I. JONES. IJ. KETFHAINI, C. KIRKXYOOD. K. LEVVIS. A. LIPPOLD I 10I FAC LTY 1fz'rstRufu V E. MCCOY, Il. MCIJANIEI., R. INIQIIRICGUR. I.. BICIIICNRY, III, BICKENNEY, I.. MHQKAY I.. INICPHERSUN. .5'1'I'o1Lrl Rim' N C. LIALARNEY. E. lNIARQI,'AR'l', I.. MALLORY, I.. INIII,I.liR, LQ, MUNRU, M. MIYNROE F. IIYEKS. Third Run' Y A. NANKICRYIS, R. PATTERSON, II. I'IfANIJI-QR. Ii. PIIINNICY, A, PORTER, F. RlCX'I'SlfIII.liR E. RUDGER. Fulrrilz Ruin' - R. RUSS, XI. RYAN, O. SIEI,AI I . Ii. SNIITII. K. SBIITII, Ii. S'I'UIiI.T, B. S'I'OXYI'II.I,. lfifflz Rum' F. STIIISIIS. I', SVMBIIT. IE, 'l'AllliAR'I', II. I'RQIYIIAR'I', M. YORCIE, NI. VVAI.KIiR I.. VVATSON. Szfrtlx Rutu 4 f'. XYICIINIICR, IJ. XYEIBIER. KI. NYICIMICR. I.. XVIIALIC. fl. VVlII'I'IC. INI. VVOLNIER. M. ZIKA. IUI ri, H0 IIB RULL 0 Oratorical Contest Winners First PrizefSolas Hartstein Second Prize-Georgia Thomas 0 Declamatory Contest Winners First Prize-Pauline Pomerantz fVVinner of Second Place in Sub-District Contestj Second Prize-Thelma Goldsmith 0 Admetus Club Scholastic Contest Winners POETRY First Prize--Doris Cassidy Second Prize-Esther Zonder Third Prize-Catherine :fours Honorable Mention ggmgfthlgigigsiiey ESSAYS First Prize-Belle Hauptmann Second Prize-Norma Bauer 0 East Commerce Citizenship Essay Contest Norma Wendt 0 One Hundred Forty Word Shorthand Award Winners Verta Callahan Margaret Schwartz Frances Slongo Q Seventy Word Typewriting Award Winner Barbara Maurer 0 Perfect High School Attendance Record Holders Margaret Hussy Felix Gikari Mary Pakanecs Helen Smith Ann Young O All-American Boy l Michael Gcrgell I 12l f-f LP 1-P CLASSE 1-P 'L-P 'N-P Commerce January Class J. CURRIE B. BERMAN V. CALLAHAN J. MONTANTE President . . . . Janette Currie Vice-Presideafzlt . . . Bessie Berman Secretary YXVUCISIHT1' Christian Butz Laura Correia Helen Painter Ann Efenienko Percy Myall . . . Verta Callahan . .james Montante COMMITTEES Recreation Michael Channels, Chairman Marie Karlek Fred Rosin Phyllis Wright Flower Ramona Siebold, Clwirman Mary Hall .Me111,be1f5hip Wancla Rudzki, Clzalhfman Elizabeth Jones Zllotto Georgena Wlillianison, Chairman Henrietta Hockman QJKE Colors: BLUE AND SILVER lVIotto: KNOWLEDGE IS THE LEVER THAT MOVES THE VVORLD.U l14l Commerce January C ass Abrams, Mary Elizabeth Girl Reserves Albright, Arlene Esther Treasurer, Forensic Club, '33 Citizenship Essay Contest, '34 Allen, Kenneth J. Audit Staff Armstrong, Lillian Asteriou, Helen Nicholas G. A. A. Bakich, Violet Louise Barger, Edith Elnora Belicka, Anna Girl Reserves Bergie, John A. Intramural Basketball Senior Play Berman, Bessie Vice-President, IZB, 12A Classes President, Shorthand Scribes, Ian. '35 Winner, Type 6 Contest, May, '34 Senior Play Bills, Clara Bessie Senior Play Girl Reserves Intramural Basketball Block, Meyer Jack Borlace, Dorothy May Senior Play Brinkman, Roseline Girls' Glee Club Brooks, Myrtle Alice Girl Reserves Butz, Christian Neil Band Recreation Committee, IZA Class Callahan, Verta Marie Secretary, IZA Class, Jan. '35 Senior Play Shorthand Scribes Casement, Alex 15 Chalfen, Yetta Miriam Charmek, Michael William Literary Club Boys' Glee Club Pllilatelic Association Christofori, Albert Connelly, Lloyd Lewis Contrucci, Olive Conway, James Edward Athletic Representative Audit Representative Correia, Laura Lorrain Senior Play A I IZA Recreation Committee Crosslin, Alvilda Inez Cummings, Nellie Lillian Currie, Janette Sara President, 12B, 12A Classes NVinner, Popularity Contest, May '34 Reveille Staff, May, '34 Dedeian, Angeline Demeter, Eleanor Irene Glee Club Desmet, Nera Mary Dobrogowski, Cecilia M. Doettl, Helen Magdalene Aflmetus Flub Donaty, Jack Duthie, Christine B. Dyc, Sophie Rose Glen: f'lul1 ommerce Januar Class II6 Commerce anuary C ass Efemenko, Ann M. Intramural Basketball Evans, Ninabelle V. Girl Reserves Faur, Mary Girl Reserves Reveille Staff, '34 Feeley, William Dale Varsity Baseball. '34 Reveille Staff, '34 Audit Staff, '34 Garbacz, Hedwig Georgela, Jennie G. A. A. Gerbs, Betty Geroux, Elmer W. Grill, Helen T. Literary Club Grant, Anna Hall, Elva Catherine Shorthand Scribes 12A Color Committee Hall, Mary Ellen Senior Play Harmon, Orlin Howard Hill, Virginia E. I-Iochman, Henriette Virginia 12A Motto Committee Jones, Elizabeth Ellis Senior Play Admetus Club 12A Memorial Committee Kangas, Ruth C. G. A. A. Karlek, Marie R. Library Club Senior Play 17 Kerbel, Julia A. Kilgore, Dora Sue Kotaran, Dorothy Kramer, Elsie Kukuruza, Olga Girls' Glec Club Lavagnino, Gertrude Alice Secretary. Girl Reserves, '33 Vice-Presillexxt, Girl Reserves, '34 Lubik, Theresa. Victoria Girl Reserves McGuire, Doris M. McGurk, Dorothy G. Mark, Ann Marie Marsh, Rose Marie Melczek, Harold Joseph Melikian, Rose E. Mellen, Mary Jeannette Clee Club Memet, Joseph Milstein, Ida Montante, James Reserve Basketball. '33 Secretary-Treasurer, C Ch Treasurer, IZA Flass, '35 Moton, Evelyn Commerce January Class U31 lb, '34 Commerce January Class Myall, Percy Dean Basketball Reserves, '32, '33 Tennis, '35 C Club Natkowski, Dorothy Mary Oberton, Odetha Martha Glee C'lulJ Girl Reserves Olson, Mabel O'Neill, Martha M. Admetus Club Painter, Helen Katherine Senior Play Audit Staff, '34 Parfen, Walter Edward Partovieh, Sara R. Admetus Club Pearson, Morton A. Price, Allan S. Price, Edna Fern Rautio, Harold Sven Band Orchestra Richberg, Shirley L. Admetus Club Riedeman, Olive Phyllis Shorthand Scribes 12A Color Committee Rosen, Helen Rosin, Fred Rothenberg, Nettie Rudzki, Wanda 19 Sandretto, Ernest Santti, Eleanor E. Schaefer, Dorothy Lucille Schrama, Helen Elizabeth Presiclent, G. A. A., '34 Czilrtziiii, Hockey. Basketball. Tennis Secretary, G, A. A., '34 Seibold, Ramona Elaine Presirlent, Ailmetus Club, '34 Reveille Staff. '34 Vlass llistorian, jan., '35 Senior Play Silverstein, Shirley Senior Play Starks, Pauline N anette Girl Reserves Sliortlumd Scribes Steinberg, Jeanette Syssow, Helen Francine Varsity Hockey, li1lSkf!ilJ2lll, '34 l.ilmr:1ry Club Girl Reserves Telka, Margaret B. Shurtlmml Scrilres Thompson, Ann Tytar, Ellen Shortlmml Scribes Veeellio, Rena Wagenheim, Ida F. Washkupter, Bebe Williamson, Georgena Louise Serretziry, lil! Lflzxss. H34 Senior Play Wollschlager, Helen Wright, Phyllis Carol Girl R eserves Commerce anuary Class IZUI Commerce January Class Zacharyczuk, Barbara Rose Zaron, Belle Donna Glee Vluh Audit Reporter Zawartka, Eva Marie Zenker, Phyllis Marie Varsity Hockey, Tennis, '35 Varsity Basketball, '34 Senior Play Bollar, Mary Ella Bowles, Viola Mae Butler, Harriett Ruth Grech, Georgia l31l East Commerce January Class C, KIZTS A. ,TAGG H. CHARLES M. TAYLOR President . . Vice-P1'esio'o1zl . Secretary . . . Treasmfer .... Sergeanf-at-Arms . Mildred Blagg Ann Orlowski Violet Qualtiere Adele Wrobel Margaret Gault Pearl Hope Marie Sommer COMMITTEES RU'f70eYlZ11'ZP1lf Geraldine Harter, Clmirmcm Joseph Sprys l1zz'ita,t'1'on Beatrice Kiel, C1ZtIZil'77'ZCZll Albina Fortunato Mock Election Robert Balint, Clzai1f1'11on Madeline Martin Class Flowers Mary E. Smith, Clzoirmarn Josephine Spicuzzi lW0fl0 Genevieve Manke, C lZLl'l7'1lZCl'l'l Marie Sommer Class Banquet Jeannette Morawski, C1zai1'11za1'L Rezfoillo Iel?f77 8.YC1'lff1lli'UL? Millie Solee Colors: Rosa AND SILVER Motto: A'ONwARD l22l w. LoI7KS Clifford Kizis Ada Iago Hannah Charles Marjorie Taylor Willianu Louks Carolyn Goodison Mary Polk Loretta Mayer Catherine Degrell Verna Straub lfleanore King Marie Klucha ast Commerce Januar Class Anderson, Opal Honor Society, '34 Vice-President, 12B Class Thespian Club, '32, '34 Balint, Robert Senior Play President. Hi-Y, '34 Vice-President. Hi-Y. '34 Blagg, Mildred Hiking Club, '52 Favor Committee. llli Prom. Refreshment Committee, lZA Class Cebelak, George Senior Play Glee Club Conimercial Key Club Charles, Hannah Senior Play Secretary, 12A Class Secretary, Hiking Club Cornett, Mae President, 123 Class Thespian Club Program Chairman. Home Room Degrell, Kathryn 12A Flower Committee Drasnin, Sarah lllee Club, '33, '34 Edall, Doris Publicity Agent. '33 Eschner, Edith 12A Entertainment Chairman Fortunato, Albina Senior Play Tbespian Club Glce Club Gault, Margaret Hiking Club, '32. '33. '54 Goodison, Carolyn Secretary. Home Room tlirl Reserves Harter, Geraldine Secretary, Home Room. '32. 334 Hodak, Mary Hiking Club Cliziirniaii, Home Room Hope, Pearl tllec Club Hunt, Gladys 'l'i':-asiirer, llli Clase St-on-tzii'y. Home Ronin liimklct Comniittee Hurley, Francis l73l Istrate, John Jago, Ada Presitlent, Home Room Secretary. l.2l4 Class Vice-Presiflent, 12A Class Johnson, Elvera Jolley, Verna Keller, Edna Citizenship Vomniittee, H34 illcc-Cli1l1,'35,'.34 Girl Reserves. 753, '34 Keil, Beatrice Presiilent. Home Room Secretary. llornc Room Chziirnian, Favor Committee King, Eleanore Debating Club Kizis, Clifford Hi-Y Club President, 12A Class Kizis, Lester President, Home Room School Spelling Hee Klucha., Marie Senior Play Tliespizm l'lulu Korvowski, Sophia, files Vlnlx. ,34 Debate in Economics Louks, William Hi-Y flulm Senior Play i'omine-rcial Key Club Lucks, Ruth Honor Society MacCarroll, Arthur Treasurcr, Ili-Y, '34 Serge-:int-:it-Arm, Honor Society Art Erlitor, Senior Book Miller, Ellen Commercial Key Club Publicity Agent, Girl Reserves Vice-President, 12A English Class Martin, Madeline Tliespian Club Mayer, Loretta, Hiking Club llll Ri-frcslnncnt cllIlTll'l1lfiCC 1213 Noininzition Committee Manke, Genevieve East lommerce January Class i241 East Commerce January Class Morawski, Jeanette Library Stat? Cvlee Club Senior Play Olsen, Elise Girl Reserves 60fVVOrd Shorthand Award 12A Banquet Committee Orlowski, Anne 12B Favor Committee 100-VVord Shorthand Award Peters, Marian Pettingill, Margaret Senior Play 12B Favor Committee Citizenship Committee, '34 Polh, Mary Citizenship Chairman, '34 Banquet Program Committee Type Contest Vtinner Qualtiere, Violet 12B Favor Committee Mock Election Committee Roedding, Doris Ross, James Boxing Carnival, '32 Baseball, '32 Senior Play, '34 Ryckman, Beatrice 60-VVord Type Pin 60, 80, 100 Awards 12B Favor Committee Schmidt, Mildred Debating, '32 Glee Club, '32 Commercial Key Club, '33 Schultz, Leona Library Stat? Glee Club Serakas, Emily Chairman, Home Room Smith, Mary Hiking Club f Chairman. Flower Committee Citizenship Committee Solce, Millie Secretary, Home Room, '32 Reveille Representative Honor Society Sommer, Marie Girl Reserves Glee Club Spicuzzi, Josephine Glee Club Sprys, Joseph Senior Play Hi-Y, '32, '33, '34 Baseball, '32 25 ll ast Commerce anuary Class f zo Straub, Verna Hiking Club Know Your City Club Taylor, Marjorie School Debating Treasurer, 12A flass Ulewicz, Leonard Senior Play l'mumercial Key Club Glee Club Ulewicz, Norbert Vummercial Key lqlula lllcc Club, '34 llziselmall. '34 Walters, Dorothy Girl Reserves Westra, Henry Hi-Y. '54 Vitizeuship Committee. '34 Wrobel, Adele Hiking Club. '32, '33. '31 Amlit Repurter Fitiz:-nslmip Committee. '34 Zaff, Alice Scnim' Play l'mnmei'Ci:1l Key l'lulw, '32 s. Gln-el'lul1.'33,'34 Commerce June Class S. HARTSTEIX Y. SMITH l', l'AA'l'Al,O Pl'6'SlIit'IIf . . Vyill'-f,I'C'.Vl'l174'1If . Sl'l'l'UflIl'j' . . Y'1'va,s'zm'1' . ,Xlice Sliermau lYilliam Miller Georgia Thomas Alle Mayers U JMMl'l l'liIiS Lznzflzuozz lflifl'orcl Cloorlliue, Cilllllifllltlll Play Paula llaatalo. CQIIKIIIVIIIKIII .Mm Harris Color and .llofto Eleanore Ropele, Clltlfflllllllf Betty Stephenson Rosamund Markovitz Ann Cehaieh rllonzoriol Violet Smith. Cl1a1'1'111411z llI'Z'l-fllffllll Olga Sepinski, Cl1a1'1'111a11 Dedication Beatrice Jones, Clzarimzmz Belle Hauptmann Colors: GREEN AND SILVER l'. GOOIJIIFE . Solas llartstein . Clifford Gooclhue . Violet Smith . I 'aula Paatalo Gertrude .-Xssik lletty Clreeuherg Dorothy George Paul Crancl Meyer Ritter Camilia Tomaszewski Motto: KNow1.EImc:r: Comes, BPT VVTSDOIVI IQINGERSH l27l Aalto, Viesti Reveille Representative G. A. A. Allen, Gladys E. Anderson, Bessie Girl Reserves Anderson, Marie Helen Assik, Gertrude Reveille Business Staff Reveillc Representative Barnes, Richard Earl Barris, Anna Audit Representative Benge, Oretha Elizabeth Bentkowski, Lillian Benton, Pauline Billips, Margaret Allen Glee Club B-radley,Isabelle Cummings Brink, Gerry Brooks, Marion Girl Reserves Brown, Hattie Mae Bruggman, Ann Emily Bullis, Eva Belle Bunnice, Ann V. Audit Representative ommerce une C ass 123 1 i ommeree une Claes Callahan, Mildred May Case, Marylee Fern Casper, William Frank Cehaich, Ann Rose Aflnu-tus Vlulr SlwrIl1m14l Svrilww A .lftiviliw lirlilm. Nl-x villa- Cieslak, Irene Conchita Arlmelu: Vlul- Cilian, Victoria Cohen, Lillian Cohen, Mary Aunlit llepl'4w4-illzxtivlf Cohn, Dorothy Cooley, Jean Elrose Aclmeture Club Audit Re11i'eSL'1ii:xlivL- Culnmings, Tessie Alyce Girl Reserves Cunningham, Mable Demetree Damance, Devere Davis, Ellen Gladys Dixon, Barbara Margaret Dorrier, Maxine A. Anlmetus Club fl, A. A, Varsity linskvtlmll Durkin, Marie Girl Reserves Eller, Elizabeth 29 .f-51 .aq- Ellish, Gertrude Escoff, Edith Fletcher, Theresa Facciuolo Flint, Frances Fay hirl Rvat'rx'tw Ganer, Elsie ti, A. A. Gentle, Captola George, Dorothy Svnim' Play Gergell, Michael Getty, Grant J. Gics, William Joseph Ginsberg, Rose Goodhue, CliH0rd Douglas tw Vlulv Varsity liziskctlmll Yin'-l'1't'sirit'11t. IJA flzxsi Gosney, Macaulay Yzirsity Tennis Audit Stzxtt' Grand, Paul W. Intramurztl ilziski-thrill Greenberg, Betty Feature Editor. Audit. '34 Luncheon Cmimiittce. IZA t'l:x Gregory, Guy A. Hackem, Madeline Emily Hanna, Aloysius John Orchestra Band Baseball ommerce une C ass i301 ? fl, Commerce une Class Hannah, Janet Admetus Club Hanson, Emmy Ruth Acimetus Club Audit Representative Hartstein, Solas Ted President, 1215 flzxss President, 12A Vlass President, Library l'lub Hauptmann, Belle Chairman, IZA llcrlicntimi Committee Senior Play rald, Marjorie C. reasurer, Arlmi-tus l'lulv, r veille Staff ll. A, A, Hurst, Annie Laura Hussey, Margaret L. A. Adnietus Flulm Girl Reserves Irwin, Maxine Celeste Jackson, Thelma Jakubiak, Julia Veronica Johnides, Russell A. Band Jones, Beatrice Ellen Cligiirxnan. IZA lima-rtzlinnunt Committee Kelley, Eleanor Mae Kellstrom, Frances Lois Kemp, Verner C Club Intramural llaski-tlmll Reserve liasketlvzlll Tczun Kendra, Genevieve Kennedy, Sybil Kerr, Kermit Russel Klarich, Josephine Mary Koch, William Charles CH Club Baseball Business Manager, Audit Kroll, Theresa Clare Girl Reserves Kullis, Virginia Regene Laine, Miriam Hilma Lane, Norma Louise Glce Club La Tier, Mertis May Admetus Club Leach, Wilfred UC Club Varsity Tennis Yarsity Basketball Levin, Rosalind L. Lichtig, Anne F. Editor-in-Chief. Ravi-illc Admelus Club Senior Play Lipin, Bertha SllOl'lllZL!l4l Scribes Litmak, Freda Lorah, Margaret Kathryn Girl Rc-serves Lonn, Mary Emily Girl Reserves Associate Editor. Rcveille Luheski, Ernest Secretary, Library Club, '34 Reveille Representative McCallum, Maxine Stella McChesney, Roberta McKay, Sarah McLean Admetus Club ommeree June C ass l32l Commerce June C ass McPhee, Vera 0. Girl Reserves Admetus Cflulx Audit Staff Manini, Antoinette Aurora Associate Editor, Rcveille Aflmetus Club Markovitz, Rosamond Audit Staff Marks, Alice Joan Marks, Florence Martin, Mable Christine Qlee Club tr. A. A. Varsity Rasketlmll Martin, Marjorie 0. Martz, Leona Henrietta Girl Reserves Phila. Association Mayers, Abe Secretary-'l i'c:xsl1ri'i'. t'lulJ Student-Maiizxgvr. Iinsn-lmll Team Miller, Charlabelle Miller, Esther Gertrude Audit Representative Reveille Represeutzitive Miller, William Admetus Club Auflit Staff XYlCC-Pl'6Sl4li'lli. IZH Flaw Miozzi, Christina, Aflmetus Fluh Mirsky, Rose Shortliaml Svrilves Morrison, Virginia Annetta Murphy, Catherine Neron, Alice C. fl. A, A. A Audit Re11i'esent:1t1vc Oikari, Felix Wilfred Treasurer. Sl'lOI'illZlllfl Scribes, '34 33 Orth, Jack Stanley Ososke, Mildred Grace Arlnietus l'lulJ Paatalo, Paula Caroline Vice-President, Ailnietus Flulv President. Shorthand Scribes Treasurer, 12A Class Pakanecs, Mary Girl Reserves Payton, Nina Louise Penny, Marjory Alice lfcature Editor, Revcille Peters, Audrey Jane Procyshyn, Marcella 0. Audit Representative G. A. A. Ritter, Meyer Band Orchestra Ropele, Eleanore Mae Treasurer. l2l'4 Class Class Historian, 12A Class Orchestra Rosalik, Ritabelle Rosalie G. A. A. Varsity Hockey Ruege, Ursula Kathryn Treasurer, Forensic flulv Russell, Eleanor J. Sangster, Dorothy Savage, Eleanor Marie Schukowsky, Florence Marie Aflmetus Club Anclit Representative Searles, Carmen Leotta Sepinski, Olga Dolores Admetus Club Activities Editor. Reveille Audit Representative ommerce une C ass I34 'ommerce June Class Sevener, Elsie Jayne .Xurlit Rc1vi'cscv1t:xtix'n' Shamley, Nadia Sherman, Sadie Shriman, Alice ifeziture i'fmiitm'. Anniil Silverman. Bessie Betty ll. A, A. Rvvciilc' ih'px'wL'i11:1Tixu Simon, Helen Clara liirl RL-scl'vc4 Sitko, Mary Theresa Rvvciiic' ihfp1'csc'tIl:xiix'r ti. A, A. Siliurlilzulcl Scriiws Smith, Avis II. Vresiiic-lit, tl. A. A.. 154. '35 Varsity iiuckvy Varsity iizlskctimil Smith Elsie A. Sc'v:rct:u'y, Simrlhzulri Snwiirrs. '34 lnt1':m1m'zli iiznskvlivzlii Smith, Helen B. Smith, Violet Scicri-tary, IZA Vlznss Vive-i'resiiivllt, ii. A. A., '34, '55 Varsity liziskctimzlll Starkey, Sybil lizuwi Stephenson, Betty L. S1-c'x'eI:xry. ilii fluss Art iiriitur, Re-veillv Arlnlvtus l'iui1 Strouse. Solace Yivc-i,i'csi1if-111, Simrthzuul Svriiucs Taylor, Janet Arima-tus Vinh Hive Vinh Taylor, Lee Senior Play Thomas, Georgia May i'resi1ient, Girl Reserva-s Alinirtus Fluiv Senior Play Thomas, Mary Beatrice Audit Remescntzntive I. ef., .ff 35 -.4 Z I ommerce une C ass Anto, Ethel Marie Leho, Andrew Rosenfeldt, Sarah i361 Thurman, E. Corinne Tiggs, Helen Louise Tomaszewski, Camilia S. Secretary. G. A. A., '34 Arlmetus Club Varsity llziskctbzxll Truswell, Catherine Nora Tsarnas, Mary J . Acluu-tus Club Vagnetti, Albert Robert C Club Varsity linsketbzxll Boys' Sports linlitur, Reveille Velemirovich, Magdalena Slltlllllillltl Scribes Auilit Representative Washburn, Margaret Elizabeth Wasiluicz, Olga Revcille Representative Witek, Julia Fra ce J Worms, Virginia Ma ie President. G. A, A., Varsity Basketball Varsity Hockey Yochimovitz, Ethel Admetus Club Girl Reserves Young, Anne Therese Girl Reserves r-,,.,f-.. , . J - - g ..,:,'u f , 5 .X g M ' 'w x 3,2 sg w ' wig? ,A . 4? ff -L, M Y 4552 x 4' is A-if My - -,ui , ,j.., ,...5:5ik 4 I We -H 'I 23 ' ' .. , 4 Y .V f .x-f fQrB.., , .WW ' ', 4,5 QQ. kg :fy cy 'M ,qv N, 2 ,qw tvggf M X mf L. f w P 1, Z 32,1515 - H TQWW .QM 1 East Commerce June Class A A Egg' f ssss i T 3 .-me-1 A v iz' My i i I e--F H.. . v - ' f . A .if J. Brunett L. Luth 1. Xrnistrong N. Rieck P. Senak R. Nicholson F. Rottach F. Radznm P?'CSl'dC1Zf . . . Jule Brunett Vice-P1'es1'do11l . . Lois Luth SFC1'6'ffl1 j' . . . Jean Armstrong Nelda Rieck T1'FtI51l7'U1'.Y . . . Paul Senak Sorgmlzfs-of-Arllzx ClassRefvo1'z'01' . . Norma VVendt Lois VVeher Donald Patterson Evelyn Douglas Jerome Braet Alex Braschayko Richard Welnster COMMITTEES IqUf1'C51'l7IlU7If Ida Mae Sharpe, Clmirizzcm Clam Flowers Loyola Hagel, Clzcziffnzazz .Motto Erdman Bohle, C17flI'l'77IClJl Clczss Eiztertaizzzzzmlt Thelma Engles, Clzairmcm .lean Armstrong C01ZSZ'1'lll'ff0Il Comllzfittea' Harry Luth, Cl1ai1'111an Philomenia Peradota Esther Blohm Mary Koprin Loretta Holthus Rcooillc RCf7I'C?5C1Z'fflfi'U6'S Evelyn Douglas, Clzoirnzaiz Gift C0m111iftoc Laura Frank, Clioirlizan Margaret De Riemaker Colors: BLUE AND VVHITE Motto: HVVE FINISH TO BEGIN!! l33l Francis Rottach Frederick Radzom . Rileigh Nicholson Alice Stroupe Muriel Misel Vllilhur Sheibels Mildred Stahl Marie Kopas Lila Bowyer Olga Komack Grace Cusmano Claude Frank Dorothy Pohl Frank Schikora ast Commerce Q une C ass Anshaw, Josephine Pri-sixlciii, llikiiiq l'lliiu. '32 i Yin' l'1'csimlc'i1t. Hiking l'lui1.43 'I'rczislii'L-i', Hiking Vinh. '55 , Armstrong, Jean l'i'c-siclcixl. llmiur Surivty, '53 1 v Sucrctziry, LI! :mil l-.X Vlzzsses l'i'csi1lc-ill. 1'miiiliui'fizil Key Vluli 'H Bahr, Clare l'mx1i1iei'Qi:ll RQ' Vliiin Barker, Doris Lillian lllec 1 lub Biauce, Jeanette l'fm1im'i'c'i:il Km Vlulm Bigwood, Jessie 'I'i'L':islli'c'i', l'uiiiii1c1'Ci:il KL-Y fini '14 Binder, Arlene Scn'i'n-t:li'y. llikiiig Vlulv. '54 1211-c Vinh Birkett, Eva Mae Blohm, Esther Irene Bohle, Erdman Carl lluiiur Sucirsly l-l7llllllL'l'CiZli Rug Fluir Bowyer, Lila llikiiig flniw, fm llrzmizitic Vinh, '35 Boza, Dorothy Elizabeth l'i'n-sicleiil, 212 . '32 Yice-Vresiwlvlit. '35 ' 1 i 4 l'i'esxcleiit. -l-, 'S Braet, Jerome Sucrn-tary, Sll, '54 Braschayko, Alex ii1lSkL'tilllii, '32, 'SJ llzisc-ball, '35 Bruck, Susanna liirl Reserves i'minncrL'i:il Key Vinh Brunett, Jule l'resi1l4-nt. llli, 12A Viasses llrinur Society Vliziiriiiziii, 212, 'S-4 Campbell, Norma Frances Presislciit. Hiking Vlub. '34-'35 l'i'c-sidciit. MIS, '32, 133. '55 Chamberlin, Ruth Cla-e Vinh Hiking l'lui1 39 Curnow, Annie Elizabeth Girl Reserves Commercial Key Club Glee Club Cusmano, Grace Hiking Club Dramatic Club I Construction Cfflmmliiee DeCook, Mary Lucille Degen, Ruth English Spelling Collector Dennis, Lawrence M. DeRiemaker, Margaret Hiking Club Draniatic Club DeVirgilio, Rena Darrell, June President's Ball Committee Douglas, Evelyn Ruth Reveille Representative, '35 Hiking Club. '32 Audit Representative, '34-'35 Duzynski, Clara Nature Study Club, 332 IZIS Invitation l'mn111ittee Engles, Thelma President. Hnnnr Society, '34 f'nmmercial Key fllllll Debating Team, '32 Fahner, Dorothy Firchau, Lydia Honor Society President, 202 Comniercial Key Clulm Fisher, Isabel Fornari, Rose! Secretary, Treasurer. 308 Audit Representative, 308 l2Ii Invitation Committee Foulkes, Virginia 12B Invitation Committee Typewriter Contest Entertainment Committee, 201 Fraeyman, Gabrielle Vice-President, Commercial Key Club, '34 Frank, Claude Vernon Lilmrziry Staff Vice-President, 203, '35 East Commerce June Class no C :lst Commerce June Class Frank, Laura Eleanor Vrcsicln-ut, llrzunzuic Flulz. '3w llrziumtic Flulw Minstrel President, 303 Gajeski, Hattie Cllillflllllll. Girl Reserves, '34 Hiking Club Gambill, Mae Audit Repifseiitativc, .WR Lili Colm' Cicnnniittec George, Adell Vice-Presirlem. 107. '33, '34, '35 Gilchrist, Gladys fitizeuship Fmmunittcc. '35 Glueck, Jeanne Ccmlmercial Key Club Gunter, Martha Dranmtic Club Eutertainnleut C'lmirmau, 303 Chairman, llc-:iltlx l'i'ojeCt, 303 Hafeli, Gertrude Vive-l'i'csirle111, llonm' Society. '34 f'0l'lll1lCl't'l2ll Key liluli, '34. '35 Secrctzwy, Honor Society, '35 Hagle, Loyola Cliztirinun, Orclu-strzi l'4ninnittcc. '34 Cllliliflllllll. liluwci' l'onuuit1ce, '35 Secretzwy, 312, '33, '34 Hessler, Lucille VlCE'-l'l'l!SlIlCllt, llonur Society, '34 f'OlllIl'lSl'ClZll Kcy Club Citizenship c'llZlll'lll2l'll, 311 Hirt, Dorothy Secretary, Coiiiniercinl Key filllll, '34 Holthus, Loretta Christina Senior Color C'mnmittee Johnson. Elna l2l5 Invitation Vonunittec Applied English Committee Kammer, Marie Elsie Presiclcut, 303, '34 Entertainment ifoniniittce, '34, '35 Kath, Dorothy Helen Chorus Keller, Margaret Marie Lihrarizm, Glee Club, '33 Audit Representative, '33 Kerzke, Dorothy Kleiner, Katherine Runner-up, Spelling Bee, '34 41 Klosowski, Rita Knoth, Doloris Hiking Club Komack, Olga Commercial Key Club Girl Reserves library Staff Kopas, Marie lluuor Society Clmirmzm. 210 Commercial Key Club Koprin, Mary Commercial Key Club Reveille Staff Kosmalski, Eleanor Prcsiflent, 302, ,34 Hiking Club Kuhnert, Clara Hiking l'lub LaBudie, Rosaline Lachowski, Stella Wanda Comniercial lgey Club llmue Room Czirtoouist l,ibr:u'y Stall Lada, Irene Hiking Club. '34 Lagen, Beatrice Lueth, Harry Theodore l,ibrzu'y Stall Luth, Lois Yicc-Pixfsirleiit, 1212-lZA Classes Treasurer. llouor Susie-ly. '34 Presicleut, SU4, '34 McQuade, Robert llusketball. 533, '34, . llziselmll. 732, H53 President. 303, '33 '35 McQuade, Margaret Vice-President. Honor Society, ' Secretary, lll7, '33 Citizenship Couimittee, '34 Macomber, Geraldine Commercial Key Club llonor Society Secretary, 304, '34 Maczka, Julia Theresa Secretary. Glec Club Girl Reserves Dramatic Club Malotke, Delores Girl Reserves I Glee Club Dramatic Club East Commerc Q une C ass M21 East Commerce une Class Martin, Irma Marie llrzmmtic l'lul1 lliking llllllr ScQ1'L'l1u'y, Jill Masters, Virginia Scc1'c-tary. .Xppliell English l'rcsifleut's lizmll l'-uuruittcc 'l'ypcu1'iti11g'llmtest Maurer, Barbara 'I'y1mxxriting Vertiticate l,'I'L'4l4ltIll-4 liull ifonlniittee Meer, Mildred Lucille lllk1ngl'lulm,'.l2 l'l1:urm:m. Business 01'gzmiz:1tinu Vzlplzlin, llelmting Tezmi, '35 Menini, Marjorie Enez Misel, Muriel Yicc-l'resiclcnt. Sill, '35 l'l1:xirn1zu1. Iinglish K,l0l1lllllItl'l2 Audit Reporter, '54 Mueller, Virginia Sccrctzlry, llrzunzxtic lqlulm, '34 Hiking l'lul1 Nicholson, Rileigh Saunders 12A illuss Rcllurte-1'. '35 'Flu-spizm Vlull. IU. '34 73:- lluyyfllcl-l'lx1l1, 'SS . '34. '35 Owens, Mary Patterson, Donald Vice-Prcsimleut, IU2, '54 l'resi4lL-nt. llll, '55 filer Vlulv, '35 Peradota, Philomenia lliking' lllulm Ilrmuzxtic flulw l'rcsirleut, 310 Pfeffer, Ruth Girl Reserves Glu' Cllulr llrumzxtic Club Pohl, Dorothy Catherine Scvrctzuy. 3115. '34 1'fmunc1'ciznl Key Club Rcvcille Stuff Pope, Josephine Przelenski, Walter lirlskctlmll Radzom, Frederick llnsketlmll, '35, 334, '55 Scrgezult-at-Arms. '55 Rieck, Nelda 'l'reus11re1'. IZH-12A Classes Scvrctrlry, jill l'um111crcial Key Club Roluffs, Marie 43 Rottach, Francis Edward Sergeant-atAArms, '35 Sansone, Josephine l,iln'a1'y Staff. '31 Vice-President. 103, '32 Hiking Club, '35 Schuster, Dorothy Citizenship fommittee Schwartz, Margaret Honor Society A V Chairman, Citizenship Committee AurlitRe1worter, '35 Senak, Paul 12B Treasurer, '34 12A Treasurer, '35 Sharpe, Ida Mae President, 107, '33. '34, '35 Secretary, llonor Society Debating Team, '33 Sheibels, Wilbur Albert lli-Y Club Glee Club Audit Reporter Speak, Lucille llramatic Club Spurgeon, Phyllis Honor Society Commercial Key Club Hiking Club Stadelman, Dolores Mildred Runner-up. Spelling Bee, '34 Biology Chairman, '33 Stahl, Mildred Commercial Key Club Stankiewicz, Ann Stanton, Eleanor Publicity Agent, 312, '35 Glee Club Dramatic Club, '34, '35 Stewart, Rita Class Elecutionist, '34, '35 Stroupe, Alice Chorus Szczepaniak, Helene Talik, Irene Tarnosky, Virginia Vice-President, Dramatic Club, '34 Vice-President, Hiking Club, '33 Secretary, 212, '34 lasst ommeree A une C ass I44 East Commerce June C ass Thomas, Mary Citizeusliilm Committee, 34, '35 l,ilvrzu'y Statf. '35 Thompson, Grace Vice-l'rcsicleut. 312, '34 l,l'1llll2lflCc.llllD, '35 Vann, Muriel Louise l,ilmr:n'y Staff, '33, '34, '35 VonBeyer, Alice Louise Vice-President, 303, '34, '35 llonor Society Conunercizxl Key Club Wallace, Margaret f'0llllllCl'Cl1ll Key Club VVeber, Lois Evelyn l'1'c-sifleiit, 302 Audit Reporter Typn-writing Contest YVixmer Webster, Richard Basketball, '34 Weier, Lillian lllee Club, '35 Wendt, Norma Ruth Secretary. llrmor Society, '33, '34 COllll'l1l'l'ClZll Key Club Young, Dorothy Citizenship Committee, '35 Zechel, Frieda Vice-President, 202, 35 Zeisler, Elaine 451 4 46 DQ.. E552 Q, 11 Mauna:-if ' if .1-'ig' . k,,,un-m-.WM ,...4. A, we 1 Li ' 3 , W, V,.,A, Na iv LQ Dm EWS' 1 -M fgsrww ma X557 . - N-sv' . ,,,, 1. Wlmij. aa 153, Q! 0 A 1 4 3, Lgyv, my - in i. f f my M ',, S ' ' as X ,V , ' , - , 5, ..5Zf? . . f ' H ,ww ' ,N Ae A Wiifr 7. .vs ,wx H81 49 Postgraduates VVe entered, enrolled, and then-Life for the P. Gfs began. The first few weeks found us all in a daze. VVC were just another group of new students, who didn't realize the significance of a Postgraduate Secretarial Course at the High School of Commerce. As the work seemed complicated to most of us. we became a bit discouraged and began to wonder if we could ever attain our goal. Fre uent talks of ins Jiration and encouragement given b f our advisor, Miss fl n as ' 1 Maxwell Munroe, spurred us on and soon we began to realize that only through hard stud and endurance could we ever ho we to achieve success and o forth into Y . . the world as ca Jable secretaries and stenoffra Jhers. Determined that We would 1 . I 3 be victorious as those before us had been, we set to work, and thus began our happy career at Commerce. Cheerful, smiling faces soon took the place of anxious, puzzled ones and friendships began to take root and blossom, Frost bites and pop-corn balls will always taste good to us and bring happy memories of postgraduate good times. Now, as the graduates of 1935 complete their year at Commerce, we begin to look into the future. VX'e hope that it holds the rich reward for us that it has held for many of our predecessors, many of whom now hold attractive positions. Erland Gotberg and Doris Fortain are among the most fortunate of recent graduates. Erland became secretary to the manager of the Book-Cadillac Hotel, working there from February, 1933, to February, 1934. He was then transferred to Dayton, Ohio, and is now secretary to the manager of the Van Cleve Hotel. Doris is assistant hostess on the steamship North .Xmerican of the C. L. and G. B. T. Company. She is secretary to one of the owners. The postgraduates of 1935 hope soon to be listed among those who are doing unusual and worth-while things. An oft-repeated question is, 'tVVhere do all these students come from ? Every high school in Detroit is represented-Northwestern, Central, Cooley, Southastern, Northern, St. Catherine. and Pershing by the largest number. Insti- tutions of higher learning: Vlfayne University, Michigan State College, the University of Michigan, the University of Detroit, Marygrove College, Adrian College, and a half-dozen other colleges and universities are represented. States as far south as Kentucky and as far east as New York have helped make up the class of 1935. The magnet drawing such a variety of students to the school is the excellence of the course itself begun in 1923 under the capable direction of Miss Munroe, and now recognized as one of the most complete and inexpensive one-year secre- tarial courses in the country. The 1935 Postgraduate Class looks to the future with good cheer. May that which vw' have attained Gmc IIS Mimclz l701i0l'v, never shame. 1501 Postgraduates T, sx'1.x'EsTER B, HAXXA K. MORROW January' G OFFICERS Pffcsiflcazt . . ....... . rliflllllilll Sylvester Vitf0-P7'U.Y'flil'7lf . . . Beth Hanna Secretary-T1'casz1Vw' ............ . Katherine Morrow Colors: BROVVN AND CJRANGE Motto, HFINISHEDV, YET BEGINNINGH M, SIEGAL B. STAHL V. FLEMING June OFFICERS .P1 l'.Yi!fFllf . . ..... . Mildred Siegal Virr'-Prcsz'a'a1zt . . . Betty Stahl Sf'r1'vfc11Qv-Trva.vz11'vr . .......... . Virginia Fleming Colors: GREEN AND VVHITE Motto HNOT AT THE TOP BUT CLIMBINGU I l51l Barnes, William Edward Southwestern Blumenthal, Mildred Frances Southwestern Chauvin, Mildred Caroline Royal Oak Chittenden, Lois Fay Southeastern Clark, Alma Jane Xorthwestern Daniels, Ruth Nadine Pershing Fisher, Geraldine Vlfestern Gmelin, Betty Grace VVestern Hanna, Beth Cooley Hendin, Esther Central Henley, Bettyo Northwestern Herrema, Merle Eleanore Northwestern Kress, Alex lllackenzie Lewis, Genevieve Pearl St. Gregory Limback, Mildred Anna High School of Commerce Morrow, Katherine A. City College Palm, Helene Elizabeth Southwestern Scott, Dorothy Elaine Central January Postgraduates l52l Januar Postgraduates Snyder, Joyce Elizabeth Northwestern Stanley, Colette E. Central Stevens, Betty M. Highlzmrl Park Summerfield, Monica Delilis Our Lady of Victory Sylvester, Truman F. Eastern Thomson, Dorothy V. Redford Van Brocklin, Virginia Northwestern Weiszer, Andrew Robert VVayne University Wineland, Doris Middleton High School Middleton, liichigan Worton, Betty Louise VVestern Wrock, Arlene VVestern Carlson, Robert Northwestern Davis, Betty Claire Mackenzie Irvine, Alice Northwestern Knight, Louise V. Northwestern Maltby, Ruth E. Northwestern 53 McIntyre, Lucille Southwestern Peck, Clara Grace High School of Commerce Rossback, LuVerne High School of Commerce Sanderson, Jeanette Pershing Sipley, Vivian Margery Northwestern N J Agren, Esther Northwestern VVayne University Arens, Joan Mary St. Catherine Austin, Ethelynn Eunice lvnion City High Union City, lllichigan Ball, Charlotte Wilson Coryrlon Public School Corydon, Kentucky Barber, Marion Florence Northwestern Best, Dorothy Marie St. Mary's Academy Billman, Velma Delite Kaleva High School Kaleva, Michigan Bodary, Margaret Florence Sacred Heart Dearborn, Michigan Brennan, Ann Central Broder, Rodelle Northwestern Chase, Sylvia Ruth Central Chernecki, Natalia Leona Pershing Cooney, Mary Eloise Gaines High School Gaines, Michigan Cooper, Florence Edna ' 1 Lentra Cripps, Thelma Edith Central Cudak, Mary Theresa Chaclsey DeWitt, Martha Josephine Cooley Donoghue, Margaret Pauline St. Agnes une ostgraduates i541 June ostgraduates Esper, Dorothy Louise Sacred Heart Dearborn, Michigan Evans, Esther Mary Beaverton High School Beaverton. Michigan Finger, Wilma Cooley Fleming, Virginia R. Northwestern Foley, Monica Ellen St. Catherine Galanda, Mary Southwestern Harkness, Clara J. lllaekenzie Harris, Lorraine Josephine St. Benedict Highland Park, lllichigan Heinebrodt, Ruth Helen St, Martin Henderson, Florence Estelle St. Leo Hoff, Mary Virginia St. Catherine Hoffman, Celia Mae Central Hopkins, Thelma Mary Cathedral Central Hudson, Idell Vivian Eastern Hyde, Dorothy Marion St. Mary's Academy Monroe, lllichigan Jackson, Juanita Mildred Eastern Kenny, Martha Mary St. Charles Kerr, Elizabeth Central 55 King, Helen Redford High School Redford, Michigan Kirchoff, Arthur George Mackenzie Lewis, Selma Northwestern University of hlichigan Lewis, Thomasene Northwestern University of Michigan Mackie, Thelma Helen Mackenzie Marshall, Mary Elizabeth St. Benedict McCallum, Margaret Pratt Hazel Park High School Hazel Park, Michigan McCarty, Mary Elaine Pershing Myers, Phyllis Marion VVestern Meyers, Margaret Mount Gilead Mount Gilead, Ohio Minard, Frances Doris :Mackenzie Morpurgo, Betty Georgene hlackenzie Oesterling, June Wanda Eastern Ouellette, Charlotte Estelle Annunciation Patterson, Isabella Alma Highland Park High School Highland Park, Michigan Pearce, Bernice Elaine Redford High School Redford, Michigan Piere, Betty Jane Annunciation Pryor, Charlotte Edith Central une ostgraduates IS6 une ostgraduates Rini, Margaret Jeanne St. Catherine Robbins, Helen Isabel Northwestern Roberts, Annella Carol VVestern Roth, Sylvia Marion Southwestern Rozner, June Mable Central St. Amour, Walter Francis Western Sanders, Marion Margaret Annunciation Sanders, Patricia Sr. Cecilia Santose, John Henry Adrian High School Adrian, Michigan Schaffer, Catherine B. Highland Park High School Highland Park, Michigan Schemansky, Helen Central Schmidtke, Leona Catherine St. Catherine Schultz, Pearl Ciele Northern Schwartz, Mary Anne VVestern Shanklin, Grant Samuel Northwestern Siegal, Mildred Mary St. Fatherine Siegenthaler, Thelma Lorraine Pershing Skuszinski, Lorraine Utica High School Utica, Michigan 57 une ostgraduates Barnes, Margie Jeannette Northwestern Cash, Mary Tom Dickson Central High School Dickson, Tennessee Chessar, Alice Cass Technical Clees, Helen Elizabeth St. Martin Conway, Erlaine Mercia Northwestern Dorazio, Arthur T. Eastern Fahrenkopf, Mary Frances Blessed Sacrament 58 Stahl, Betty Elinor Central Tabor, Norman Jacob Eastern Thompson, Helen Marie St. Josephs Academy Adrian, llichigan Thompson, Roberta Alice University of Michigan Vogelsang, Nora Rita Holy Redeemer Walker, Harriet Cecilia Northwestern Williams, Martha Frances Cooley Wing, Kenneth Allen Royal Oak High School Royal Oak, Michigan York, Geraldine Frances Sacred Heart Dearborn, Michigan Grajek, Frances Magdalen Northeastern Greenberg, Evelyn Central Grycan, Cecilia Theresa Western Menenberg, Rose Northern Wade, Mary Dorothy St. Leo WVeiler, Mary Cecilia Blessed Sacrament Academy Williams, Ann Central 1935 IEEVEILLE .S4fuHzI1'11,rf IlICNRIE'I I'A IPICICIQ fluvitzxticm fu mm.I. N IRIIIN IA XX .-NITE fl xcmc l0mm.J, f:II.IlI'.RI DAVIS 4Sq-rg:-:mt-at-ArlufJ. ICYELYX ADAMS ISr1cinI IIIIZIIYIIIZIXII. v V . , . - f. .YUIIIMI RI'I'iY III'X'I'ER i5c'C1'ct:I1'yJ, ,IVXIC KING CI'reSicIcntI. HELYI YIRTENEX fTrc:1Surerl. EVXIVI-I AICIIIKISKIQY QX'icc-I'rc-sixlcntU, 'ommerce l B Ufficers ast ommerce l B Ilfficers First 1-mc'---MII.I.ARll FARMER Cl'rcs.J, BETTY SMITH CYice-Presj. MARIE HALL QSQCJ, DORA YOSIFOVISKI CTreas.J . Scrum! nm' STANLEY l,'ONSTAX'l'IXI CTruas.J. EARL OWYRIEN CSergt.-at-Armsb. HERBERT DE PE'I'RIl.l.IU CSQ-rgrt.-zxt-Arnlsb. I 59 l..J 1935 BEVEILLE Lfff fa R1'gfI1!fVVlLT.TAM COLLON CScrg16:mt-z1tfA1'msJ, IJUVQQLAS XlIl.I,I'CR CSucial Cfhairnlanl MILIIREIJ LANG fTreasu1'c1'5, JAMES ST. I.Ol'IS fSecx'ctzu'yJ. l'1S'l'IIlCR IIICSSLIER CXviCC'Pl'CSiflCIlf, JAMES OGILYII-I CI-Wesidcntb. unior C ass ffioors Sophomore C ass ffioors GEORGE ONEI CVice-Presidentj, MARY DOZORC CTre-asurerj, TILLIE FEINHLOOM fPresidentJ PATRICIA PAYNE lSecretaryb, i601 O2 Q Q Q 52 Q TIVITIES ,Y ,, , Reveille Staff EDITORIAL STAFF Ea'it0r-itz-Chief. . . :Xnnel,ichtig .4.8'Xf7C'iIlfL' Editors Antoinette Manini Mary Lonn . . Ann Cehaich Olga Sepinski A rf1'zfitiU.r Editors ,FCGf1l1'UEfi'if0l' . . Boys' Sports Editor . Marjorie Penny Albert Vagnetti Girls' Sports Editor . Violet Smith Art Editor . . . Betty Stephenson .S'1'1zz'0r Hi.Yf0l'I'U'1ZJ.' fammry . . . Ramona Siebold func ..... Eleanor Ropele Postgradzmtc Editor . Charlotte Ball EAST COINIMERCE STAFF Evelyn Douglas Dorothy Pohl Dorothy Phelps Mary Kaprin Lucille Kowalczyk Olga Komack Rrisixass STAFF filfl,Y't7lFS.V il'iF1lICl'Qt7I' . . Virginia Davis Aldzfz'1'tisz'11g illanagm' . . Thomas Lancaster Auditor ......, lames Skiman A,v,vistt111t Auditor' . Ruby Hunter Ihokkccjvcrs . . . Gertrude Assik Marjorie Herald Head 5itYIC'SlllZ'll . . Victor Boitos Cortland Dosch Solas Hartstein Daniel Raskin SPONSORS General . .... Miss Mildred l.. Vorce Literary . . . .... Miss Marion VValker Business . . . . . . . Mr. C. O. VVeimer East Comzzzcrcc . .... . Miss Alice Porter 621 'Audit Staff lip1'1'o1z1AI. STAFFS 1-'ok JANUARY ANU 3lAY Edifmfs-in - Chief XVillia1n Kofencler Tim Hutcherson News E ditors Gerry Brink Virginia VVorrns Rosanioncl Markovitz Assistants Kenneth Allen Morton Pearson Kay Gilhert Vera McPhee Guy Gregory Verner Kemp Emmy Hanson Ea-st C 01111110110 News Millard Farmer Post-Graducztc Nates Rose Menenberg Mary Elaine McCarty Ediforial Editors Williain Miller Helen Painter Clifford Gooclhne lfmfzzrc Editors Alice Shrinian Bessie Greenberg Jean Cooley Sfwrfs Editors lYillia1n Kofencler Michael Gergell ,Xhe Mayers A ssfsfa 71 fs Vtiilliani Feeley Tom Sheehan Wfilfred Leach joe Kalep John Lane In Charge of Exclzfzizzgcs Betty Stephenson BUs1NEss STAFF Buisivzess' IWa11agc1' . Vvllllillll Koch Assistant . . Ralph Reed FACULTY EXDVISORS East Comzfwrcc High C0uzmw'ce Business Staff Miss Ruth Browne Mr. D. il. Wleinier Mr. A. C. Lippolcl l63l I Commerce Senior Plays D. Borlace S. Silverstein J. Tiergie E. Jones L. fforreia lNI. Karlelc H. Painter V. Callahan P. Zenker BI. Hall G. VViIliamson ll. ,RSl'l'll2111 C. Bills R. Seibolcl THANKS AVVFULLYH A Om?-flat Cflllllwlfj' By JEAN LEE LATITAM XVas Presented by The Commerce blamlary Gracluating Class December 21, 1934 B. Hauptmann A. Lichtig L. Taylor D. George G, Thomas V, Smith M1 VVILLY 1 VVON'T A Comedy in Tlzrvc Acts 133' JULIAN LEE VVas Presented by The Commerce June Graduating Class May 10 1935 1 r l 1641 East Commerce Senior Plays J. Ross G. Felmelnk A. Fm'tuuatr1 Al. Nlumwski M. Kluclm I. Sprys XY. l.m1ks H. Charles A. Zatf M. Pettingill I.. l'lc-wicz GIRL-SHYN A Tlzrm'---Inf College Clllllfdj' Hy IQATHARINIC liAv,xNAx'GH XYas l,l'C5Cllt6Kl lmy The lizlst Commerce Jilllllllfy Gracluatiug Class December 7. l934 L. Dennis Nl. Slmrpe L. Frzmk F. Rzulzom VV. llrzeh-nski N. NVQ-nclt Y. Tarnosky R. Niclmlscm Y. Mueller XY. Slmeilvels ll. lluzzz M. Stahl GEORGE Gli'l'S GOING ,I Farvv c10IlIUll-X' in Tfzrm' .-lvtx By ClmRl,14:s Gxcmzuli Wins l,I'CSCllft'Cl by The liast Commerce 'll1llC lllllfllliltlllg Class May 9 zmcl l0, 1935 l65l REVEILLE 1935 Admetus Club Standing-M RUTH RUTHENBERG, PAULA PAATALO CVice-Pres., '34, '3SJ, IREXE CIES- LAK, WVILLIAM MILLER CSec., '34, Pres., '3Sj, INIARJORIE HERALD CTreas., '34J, JANET TAYLOR, RAMONA SIEISOLD C1'res., '34l. ELIZA HANSON CSec., '355, MILDRED USO- SKE. Sf-atcdfCHRlSTINA MIOZZI, ESTIIER ZONA DER, MERTIS LA TIER CTreas., 2355, BETTY STEPHENSON, GEORGIA THOMAS, MARY TSARNAS. Evelyn Adams, Ann Vehaich. Grace Felice,John L, Frank. Jane Herron. Esther Hessler, Sally Ko- walski, Mildred Krull. Annette Lehman, David Lei- lmwitz, Beatrice Levine. Anne Lichtig, Annabel Lloyd, Helen Blachek, Antoinette hlanini, Sarah McKay, Janet Mitchell, Eva Oberman. Sara Parto- vich, Sam Roska. Dorothy Sangster, Olga Sepinski, Mary Sitko, Lena Sitrin. Tomie Lee Stevens, Ca- milia Tomaszewski. Maxine VVesley. Jerry Vlhlfe, Virginia VVorms, Ruth Zigel. Shorthand Scribes fLrft to Riglittj -ELSIE SMITH iSec., '34, Treas., '35j, MARY LUBXIK CSeC., '35J, IRENE PARKER fVice-Pres,, '35H, PAULA PAATALO KPres., '35J. Ilessie Herman fl'res., 'S-U, Felix Oikari CTreas., '34J, Sulace Stmuse fViCe-Pres., '34J, Leaslotte Brenig. Verta Callahan, Doris Cassidy, Ann Cehaich, Sarah Chait, Jane Davies, Beatrice Escoff, Grace Felice, Ilelen Gagnon, Anne Greenberg, Helene Guzinski. Elva Hall, Dorothy Hewson, Blanche Jones. Lillian Lash, Annette Lehman, Bertha Lipin, Isabel Lussier, Helen Medow, Rose llrlirsky. Janet Mitchell. June Nelson, Elizabeth Perliss, Natalie Perney, Eileen Platt, Jeanette Priesont, Marcella Prncyshyn, Olive Reideman, Allen Roland, Katie Salman, Mary Sitko, Florence Sussman, Margaret Telka. Marian Ruth Ternes, Hlary Tsarnas, Ellen Tytar, Magdalena Velemiro- vich, llelvi Yirtanen, Hazel XVaIkowski. 1935 REVEILLE I I Forensic Club T1n'1'rl Row- DAISY KUICIILER, RVTH TARZ- NVELI., ESTIIER FARLSUN, Rl'TII SERNDIN- GER, EVA ARNOXVITZ. IIELEN STOCKI, Jl,'I.lA SCHNEIDER, 5'm'omz' Rane-5III.DREIJ REIIEKA, EVELYN ADAMS. RITTII IIRAIKER, FRED GEORGINE. ERNEST NVIIITE. DANIEL RASKIN. JEBIIMA PENMAN, BIARVELLA l'ROi'VSHYN, BETTY ELIAN. zum Ram' Axxr: smsoizowriz, i'Rsi'I.ix RVPQGE qTft-fm. um, mist. ,xxNi:'i'T1a LEIIMAN qxneiplies.. lxsg. usa., inn MARIE c1Li5Asox CPres., 134. 353, JANIUI 3lI'l'l'HELI. fSec,, '34, 1357, MILDRED RONAN. JVDITH ROSNER. lla Aikens, June l'oll'ey, Mina liavvford, Georgia Holt, Ruby Ilunter. Ruth Mackie, Charlotte Blon- ser, Janet Parle. Mary Sitko, Josephine Vavru, Virginia VVaitc, Evelyn VVilliums. Girls' Athletic Association lmf! In rig111l--fVIOl,E'l' SSI I'l'II CViee-Pres., 'J-1, 'RSL ELIZABETII SVIIRANIA CSec,, '54. 'SSX LA PEARL CROLDEL l'I'xx-als.. '54, ISSJ, AVIS SXIIIH CP1'es.. 54, 351, Ileleil Asteriou. llclen linlzxzs, Lctitia. liriggfl, Violet Iinchter, Earlene t'on:n'rl, Jean Cooley. Lenore Cosniala. Tessie Vnnnnings. Marian Dom- lvrowski. Ruth Duncan. Mary Iifenienko. Elsie flnner. Ilurotliy George, lierixlcline Grain. llarjoric llerznlzl, Dorothy Ili-wsun, llzlxine Jormlan. Bonnie NICAlpin. Virginia Miller, Blzutgzurct Mitchell. Zena Umelizlnotl. Irene l':xrkci', Klzircella Procyshyn. Ritalmelle Rosalik. Leila Rnlistorfer, Mary Sitko, Dorothy Stzimeu. Helen Stnnkiewicz, Tomie Leu Stephens. Joyce Stolte. Vznnilin 'I'rnnznszewski, Dolly Varonjan, Josephine Vnvrzi. REVEILLE 1935 C Club Third RULUQJACOB KOFENDER, LVNDALL CURTISS, HOLLAND HILTON. DICK RUN- DELL, VVALTER BURNS, DOUGLAS MILLER, RUBIN LEVINE, CLIFFORD GOODHUE. 56607111 Row HALLAN MILLER, VVOODY LA COINIBE, INIICI-IAEL GERGELL, JOSEPH KA- LEP CVicefPres,, '347. TIM I-IUTCIIERSON. ALAN PURCER, VERNOR KEMP CSergt.-at- Arms, '345, ERVVIN KLOCKO. First Rowe--VYlI.l.lAlI KOCH, CHESTER GORCZYCA, JAMES OGILVIE CSergt.-at-Arms, 2357, JACK CULLON Cpres., USD, FRED GEORGINE, ABE MEYERS CSec.-Treas.. '35j, VVILFRED LEACH, ALAN JONES. Tom Sheehan CI'rcs.. 1345, Fred Rotzen CSeC.- Treas., '34, Vice-Pres.. '35j, Max Ansbangh, Ar- thur Boyd, Russell Campey, Bill ffullon, John Cos- settini, Samuel Jocuzzo. Samuel Kalep, VVilliam Kofender, Mitchell Kulik, James Muntante, James Scrimenti, Bob Sheehan, Allmert Vagnetti. I Girl Reserves KSHLTOIIII Rozvj---ANNE YOUNG, GEORGIA THOMAS QPres., '35J, PAULA PAATALO, THERESA KROLL, ANNE HEIDRICH, MARION BROOKS, TESSIE CUMMINGS. fliirst Koufj -SYLVIA BOYER fTreas., '34, Sec., '35J. ANN HOPSON CSec., '34, Treas., '35D, EVELYN ADAMS CVice-Pres., '35J, HELEN SIMON, BETTY DUTHIE, VERA MCPHEE. Gladys Potter QPres., 'S-U, Gertrude Lavagnino CVice-Pres., '34J, Bessie Anderson, Ann Belicka, Clara. Bell, Myrtle Brooks. Marion Dornbrowski, Kay Gilbert, Mary Lonn, Helen Machek, Rose Mazursky, Charlotte Mouser, Alice Neron, Mary Pakanecs, Florence Prnzen, Ritabelle Rosalik, Leandra Rosalik, Leila Ruhstorfer, Julia Schneider, Elsie Sevener, Shirley Simon, Eileen Sweet, Ina Tummeny. Helen Victor, Frances VVhite, Ethel Yochimovitz. , ,, I W 1935 REVEILLE Glee Club Tl11'r1l 1611111 ffClRAl li DENIIOFIVER ISvc.. 1351 NURMA I.ANE. MARlll'ERI'I IC l'ORNEI.Il'S' RI'IIY THOMAS. SARAII BANK. FRIIQIJA IIRINIQER. YIUI.ET RIIIIFII. YIOI.E'I' R011 ERTS: UI1I.IE QMAEQFUI-1,4ANN MENIJEI, SUIIN, I.I I.I MEORME. III-.I.I'.N MI'.RI AIM! I4ICT'I'Y LISTERMAN. PATRIFIA SIIARIVIQ MOI.I.IE I5I'TEN, I.l'CII.I.E RIl'ICEY, .su-1-111111 1e111.1 E1.13Ax11R 111.111'14. 111.11111-:Nw m1,xR1'11:11, ' MARY 1m1'1sAx,' 4 liI.AINIi 111, I,Al'l'III.IN. NORMA ROI-.NS I'AIJ MAIII-.I 11,x11'1'1x, 1:x'1g1.Yx 1:1,,xx'1'z, x1,x11,1111111-, 11,xx'1:s, .x1.1.x'x15 11Axx1z11, x1,x11,1111111-3 A1911 515. KA'1'11ER1gg XYAI'.SI 1. 111 1151 1-:x I,IzUNARIJ. RUSALINIL RRINRMAN 1l1'c:1s,. '35 J, II I LIJA IIARKER. I-'nzvt R1m1fI,ILZIE NXINIJUM, MARI lzI.I.A FRANAITIS CYiceAI'I1'cEs.. 'SSL SHIRLEY 'MAR' GULIS. MAYME ESRELIN. JANET TAX I me 111w:'1 1'1c s1.YDE1z, F1.11111gx1'1: 1111111121151 111A11Y 1xx1JR1cYc111'K. ANNA 1.111' 11s'1ux1f1f Library Club 'l'I11'rd Run' l'Al'I.INE I'0MICRAN'I'Z, MAYRY IJUZORC, RAI.I'II LEIC. IESTIIER SIMPSON, EYELYN FREII1. IIERNARIJ IIARTSTEIN, ELSIE FAIISIN, XYANIJA STANISIEXYSKI, 511111111 Run- RIIUIJA IZICKIRHE. IIEI.EN MRI'GAI,SKI. IRICNE VIIRISTIANSEN, IIAT- TIE PRYSE, SIIJNEY ,IAl'OIIS. ,II'I.IA NE' YITT, MARION ZYXYU'I'KU, MARIE IJENGEI., l71'1'.vt R11r11fI ANNIIi I'.-XIJIIASIQK. SAMVI-II. TRUN, ERNEST I.I'l5ICSKI CSL-U.. IH. 1357. SO- I,AS IIARTSTEIN 1I'1'1-Q., 'S-l, 'SSL RI'TII IJVNCAN iYI4'e-I'1'w.. IN. 1335, -IUIIN FRANK lTre:1s,. '34, 2359, EIJXYARID IJYSARZ. IIICLEN PYDYNSKI. Anne Foss, Ruse Sl2lI'l', IPres.. XISI, INIARHARICT IIII.l.l'I'S, MARGA- RET GRAHAM. SAIJIE IJERIJERIAN. Esther QQIIZIUCZ. Mysphu II11111cs, Maxine JUVLIZIII, Esther NewIzu11I. QI East Commerce Chorus Commerce and CARL ANDERSON, GEORGE BADITOI, JOSEPH BILICKI, PHYLLIS BLOM, CONSTANTINE BOZGAN, EMILY BROVVN, CHRISTIAN BUTZ, JEVVEL CARLEN, INIAYME ESKELIN, CHARLES FIX. AL HANNA, HELEN HERRICK, RUSSELL JOHNIDES, GEORGE JOHNIDES, EDNA JOHNSON, PAITL JOHNSON, GEORGALINE KING. ERXVIN KLOCKO, JOSEPH KOELZER. INIIT- FHELL KULIK, ERLAND RAUTIO, MEYER RITTER, ALLEN ROLAND, GERTRUDE RUZYLO, DOROTHY SALZMAN. SYBIL STARKEY, VIRGINIA SULLIVAN, FLORENCE SVSSMAN, EILEEN SVVEET, GERTRUDE TERRY, EDMUND TRASZKOVVSKI, LAMBERT VAN GORP, ARTI-ILXR VVUNSCH, ' fmMewmxvmumimmasmmwgfawwmuwwnwwwwwwswswmuwmumwmmwWmm:1f2ffQ,.vyMfmm2f ansff2wwMwmmw15s fazmemwmlf -wwf:wwNwwf,'M'Awwwwwwfwm Lvrwwwawm, Wm w,IMQ,wWwm,m.wwm,w.w.1wMI-WWW WW ast Commerce Mixe horns ommerce rchestra ETHEL AULD, CONSTANTINE HOZGAN, EMILY BROVVN, NELLA FITZNYATER, HELEN HERRICK. JOSEPH HESTER. RUSSELL JOHNIDES, EDNA JOHNSON. GEORGALINE KING, ERVVIN KLOVKO. IZENNY KOSINS, BEATRIVE LEBIN, MEYER RITTER, HARRY ROBERTS, ELEANORE ROPELE. ERLAND RAVTTO. HAROLD RAVTIU, BEATRICE SINGLETON, EILEEN SXVEET, EDMUND TRASZKOXVSKI, SAMUEL TRON, FRANCES UNHOLD. C'HA.RI.0'I I'E VTECHT, LAMIRERT YAN GORP, BERNICE XYALACZ. BERNARD VVEISBERG. REVEILLE 1935 East Commerce Girl Reserves lfz'r5! wmv--lil.AlXlC XYIENIJT CSL-C.. '34-1353. MARGARlC'l' RANYAK il'res., '54-'SSL Till? OLA HRYCE QYice-Pres.. 1353, BETTY Mc' lX'l'lRl2 Cliingg Vliair., 'SSL .Yt't'Ul!l1 1'lm'ff-Ul.GA l3YI.IC 131mg l.eaflcr. '3-ll. NURXTA FOSIIUCQ f'I'i'eas.. '3-15555, lJURlS I.EOXARll fl'nlmlic Agent, 'R-U, ANXETTIC VYEIS flntcr l'lnl1 l'm1i1sL'ln1', '5-U. Nlargaret Ackerinan, Katlierine Aulwe1'n1an11, Susanna lirnck. l'l1'EUlCt'S Visinski. Dura l'm'te. Klargaret flrrnckctt, Anne i'ni'nr+w. lrene lleal. Sylvia llegrell. Nlailge l3cG1'aeru, llrumtliy Drew. Ruse lfvans. Marie Fame, l.y1lia Fisk, Anne Frarlrl, ,lUSC1!lll1lE Clillarcl, l.m'raine ilnmucliimr. Eva Grass, C'a1'uli11e fiuryflismi, Doris fi1'ee11wnnrl. llattie liajeski. Ann Gross, Virginia llall, llulen llawk. lftllfl lllavavek. Nlzn'jm'ie llolif. l7m'utl1y lfle, Ruth fnlnisml. Anna llelle ,lonc-S, Alina jesse. Eclna Koller. Juanita Kueller. A111121 lillymlske, lflcz111m' Kwolek, Mary l.enna1'rl. Regina l.u1'tt. Julia Maczka, llnlures Blalotke, Xlarinm Xlaykntli, liwenrlolyn Nlurray. Elise Olsen. Dumtliy Olsen, ,lean Oslmorxi. Fraiices l'ai'scms. Evelyn Peplinski, Ruth l'fet'fcr. Alice Rcerl. Tola Richaril. Gail Rich' Hiking Club Lrft 10 Vigil! flJOl.ORlS KXO'l'll KYice-l'i'es., i '3-13355. JUSEIIIINE ANSHAVV f'l'reas.. '34- ISSJ, XURYXQX l'A3lPliEl.l. CPres.. '54-'35-J, ARLFXIE IZINDER CN-C., 34-'SSL Yirginia liarzyknwski. llurntliy llanazek, lien- trice llaner. lrcne llcntley, Sylvia llejnia. Susanna llrnck. Phyllis lillllilllilll. l.m'raine Vamps, Jeanette Cedar, i'ln'istii1e l'h1'istie. llomtlly Viclion, Stella fiialrli. Grace lillSl1l?lIl4J. Blargaret llierinaker, l.yrlia Fisk. llattie fiajeski, C'm'nelia llales, Kath' lee-11 Hullouay, l.anra Kauri. I.avar1'e Knalm. Marie Knmas, Eleanor Kwsmalski. Blargneritc Kustke, Genevieve Krawczak. lfleannre Krnszewski. l.oi'- etta lluhn, Irene Laila, Nlary l.euna1'ml, Regina l,m'tt. Irma Martin, tlwemlrvla xlU11i1lOll'l91', Her' narline Ulccliz,m'ski, l,l'lllUl1lSllZl Paradota, Lillian Rnclnik. hlusepliine Sansunie. Jeanette Stempien, l.e41na Stepanski, Evelyn VVayman, Mary Ann XYicl1tman. Muriel Yann, fi2llllEl'lXlC Vitale. arcl. llclen Sclimirlt. Klarian Svlnnirlt. llvtsy Sclmell. Stella Sknrki, Regina Stes, Yiula Tank, llrn'utl1y XYalte1'S. Yi1'5.:inia XYc11iga1', fliristine lYl1ite. llura Yusifuviski. l'athei'ine Yost. Alice Zaff. Zaff. 1935 REVEILLE Honor Society Thespians Fflirf nm' 'l'IlICI,NIA liXfil.lfS fprcs.. 'S-ll. lfirxf rum' -liRAl'lC VVSXIAXU. YlRGlNl.X 1llillT'lll,'l7E llAl l'1l.l KSWJ., '.l3J- JEAN ARM' 'I'.XliXl7SKY. l'll,.XlXl'1 NYICXIYI' KSSCJ, l.Al'R.'X STROXG fl'rcs,, 'SSL lJURU'l'llY l'lll'1l.l'S FRANK CPres.l, l'l.ARA 1XSSl'lll': Cvice-l 1'c'S.7, fSeC.. '3-U- l.l'l4ll.l,lC lll'1SSl.liR fYiCe-l'l'eS.. VIRGINIA Xll'lfl.l.lCR. l'llll.l7Xll'1XlA PERA fllll. lJfVl'A. Svfnizzf mm' I,lCUNARIJ IJARIEY Clrefis., flil. .54i'4'r1l1zi run' --l'A'l'Rll'l.X l.fiY1Xl.l.lfY, Rl I'lI XYll.l.lAKl Sl'l'lXl'l'1R fStAl'ggT.'Zit-:Xl4IllS. '.l5?. l'KlKllYll.l.l'f. fiR4U'lf 'l'llUXll'SUN, NURNIA il.-Xllli DEXYICR 451.-i'g't.f:i1fAi'i1is, 'S-ll. 1ilfRAl.lJ SUl,lJl, HEl.liN RlCl'lll.l'I. XIARG.-XRET llc'- Sf'llR0l'lDlQR C'l'l'n':is., 'S-H. lilfll.-XRD HRUXYN RllCNl.-XKISR. lllflfxlflf 1'llS'l'llfl.l.0. JUNE CYice-1'res,.'35b. XYUIJEI, ROSE MARY Xl,XNl.lfY. FR.-XXf'l':5 Opal ,'X!'lflEI'SUIl. lfrzmk :XlIlit'1'IllZ1!1. Kzitlwrim- l'l5lx5hl- Aulrermaix. Blinui' .Xyrz-4. .Xlfrcflzx liarfki. Amin Tlifrfl mrs Xl,XlUi4XRl'i'l' XIlI,l.I-IR. N.-Xfmll lk-Ck. Bevcrlg llergznl. lfiwliiizul llwllle. Olga llvvlilr, XVI-llllili. ,llilc lirunett, llmwutliy Vicliuii. llnm L'c1i'tc-. Sylvin I,-mwfh Nm, LURRAXINIQ YVERHENSA IALQ llegrcll, l,y1liz1 l'1ll'Cll1HI, lin-lyil llasse. Yirginin t-HIF SPEAK MARY SHARRNVK. DNR' Hein, Ann llorlor. Ili-lon lloexilc. Rlargzxrvt llorf Url-il'Y4I,HELpS'MARIUN R1.jlIH.lR Ef4EAN1'jIQ vatll. Marie Kuluzs. l.i1c'illc Kuwaltzyk. Tllcrszl gf!-,X-YI-Oy RE31-TY IAXIC Dlxylgl VURRINE lmiliixrla, Hilrlu l.2ll'lll'llI', Ruth Lucks. Lois l.utl1. lf'RX'l A y 5 A V Arthui' Macf'zu'roll, licrzilmline Mziconilier. Elczirioi' , 4, . .a ,. , Klasse, Mzu'gare-1 AlcSi1:ul:-, Iivrnice Miners. l.4-orizx lem Snyder' Mme 'nmol' Ncssler, xvlCT4lI'lIl Nowak, lftlicl Pzulnlock. l.m'i':iim- 77' V i M Y -V Mi'-AAHWA Pzmzer, Retry Pzlsclikv. lu-nc Pcrliu. Ruth Vollmit, Milf Shfl1'l10, Millie SUlC4'- lllWll'S SDUl'F5CUI1v lfllll llcleu Przylvylowski, joan Rainer. lrmzi Regxicr. Sl3'11CZ2ik, A1111 l'll'iCli, Alice You BCYCY, Elilllllf Evelyn Reich, Ruth Rcivli. liruce Rigg, Yr-rug. VYQ-mlt. Xornui XXX-nmlt. lbomtliy Yak. Delores Sauer, Ruth Scliylim-5c1', Nlzirgziret Scliwarz, lvlzi YUUUH- I 73 og s 1935 REVEILLE l Commercial Key Club East Commerce High-Y Club Hmft in rigrlril lMlNAl.ll l7l.E'l'lfMlER l I1'.v1 ruin' flwfi In riyflzfj VYll.l.lAfNl lXlul'ARf C'l'x'ea4., '.l5l. 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XYrulwl. l 1L-ml:1Zr'n'lx:xl. l74l UN-if dx-'6 NN-'iv IC LET ATI' CVXJ9 0 --i W Slvcond Raft' CL4-ft to Rightb --HOLLAND HILTON, JACK COLLON, VVALTER BURNS, JACOB KOFENDER, CLIFFORD COODHUE. First Row QI.eft to Rightj -VVILI-'RED LEACH, JOSEPH KALEP, ALBERT VAGNETTI, MICHAEL GERGELL tfaptaini, TIM IIYTCHERSON, THOMAS SHEEHAN, RICHARD RUNDELL. THE VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM won its fourth consecutive opening-season game, when it defeated Denby 28 to 19. The annual varsity-alumni game was one of thrills and spills, the score being constantly in the balance, but when the game was halted both teams were credited with 18 points. The auditors played their most outstanding game of the season, when they opposed Miller's varsity team, which later became the IVestside championship team. Michail Gergell was elected captain, as well as the best defensive man on the squad. To Albert Yagnetti was awarded the honor of being the best offensive player on the team. He was also considered the I.uckiest,' by his teammates. The smallest man of the squad, Clifford Goodhue, was named the Hscrappiestl' player. Jacob Kofender with Dick Rundell and Holland Hilton with Clifford Goodhue, were alternated at the forward positions. Albert Vagnetti played center. but was later shifted to guard with Jack Collon or Michael Gergell. Wfilfred Leach was reserved for the center position, and VValter Burns as a guard. As all but two of the players will return next year, Coach Hubel antici- pates a more successful season. l76l - . .257 Serand limi' fI.cftm liiglmtlflflilill GEORHIXE, SAMl'liL KAl.lil', TIIOIXIAS SHEEIIAN CCuachJ. RUSSELL CAMPEY. ROBERT SlllilillAN. JAMES SCRIIXIENTI. First Row fLeft to Rightj- SAMUEL lAl'l'ZZO, MlTl'HEl.l, KL'LlK, t'llESTliR llORC'7fYl,'A, JAMES OGILYIE, ARTlll'R BOYD. ALLAN MILLER. BIAXIE ANSBAVGII, THE BOYS, RESERVE BASKETBALL SQUAD impmvecl as the season aclvzmcecl. aucl pmvccl itself tu be une of thc outstaucling teams in the league by defeating Denby, liastcrn, Xurtluci-n. Cass. aucl Southeastern. The team, coached by Tom Sheehan, is made up mostly of lower class- men, who shuulcl be able tu till the usual vacancies in the varsity squad, causecl by gracluatiuu. THE BOYS' INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS, represent- ing l1OH1Cl'U0l11 174, clcfcatccl the faculty for thc sccuncl cmisecutive time, in the game played annually, between the teachers and the intcrclass cham- pions. The score was 23 tu 19. The agglessivciless of the buys and their ability tu use team play, clicl much towards their victory. Lrff to lfigflzt---JAl'li COLLON. REVIHCN LEYINE, JOSICPH KALICP. ALLAN TNHLLER, THOMAS STIICIQIIAN, SAMVEI, liAl.E1'. l77l l Srrmziz' Iran'-EIDNA PRESTON. I,liTITlA IERHQUS CMgr.b, IJOROTIIY IIICXVSOX. Firxt Rove' -IIEIJCN IKALAZS, YIYIAX MARKSIAN, IJUIAJRES VAN VVREN, VIULI-I'l' SMITH Cfaptj, Rl'l'AREI.I.Ii RUSALIK, MAIELE MARTIN. MARY l'II liMENKU. THE GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM had a fairly successful seasun. The game with Central High School was the must outstanding, ending with the score of 26-16 in the Stenugs' favor. VYith graduation taking its usual toll of outstanding players, Ritabelle Rusalik, Mable Martin, Mary lifemenko, and Yiolet Smith have played their last basketball game fur Commerce. THE GIRLS' HOCKEY TEAM this year was greatly handicapped because of the lack of experienced players. The game with Nurthwestern was one of the hardest fought gaincs uf the season. Nnrthwestern being the victor. When the air gets cooler next fall, lilizabeth Schrama, .Xvis Smith, Ruth Duncan, Helen Sysyu, Paula Pataaln, and Violet Smith, will be missing from the ranks because of graduatiwn, ,Smurf 1mm-V sYi.x'i,x izoxwzn. Ll-IXORIZ msMAI.A. xiai.i.iE wxizii., LETITIA BRIGGS, RUTH IJUNCAN, izlmainzrn sc'nRAMA ccu.,.i.n, LA mcixin, Gienrmpi., PAt7L,x PAATALO, R1'I'AliEI,l.1i ROSALIK. nonnrnvfiiewsnx, x'ix'1Ax AIARKSIAN, noiewriiy zsen, HELEN svssow. yr' ' 1 Firxt 1eimp-Tin:IM,AfsCo'r'r, MARIQN SKVRSKI, nicnhx STAXKIENYICZH Avis SMITH, VIOLET sxnrn, ziggnx miE1.i,xxurr, MARY ieifmiiixiw. irizrifx imiaxzs. ' 1 xxf l78l .'. Second Run'-HILLIE ASTERIOV, FRED GEORGINE, SAMUEL KALEP. XYALTER BURNS, LESTER AMSlNGER, EDVVARD VVYNSBERGE, JOHN LANE, XYILLIAM COLLON, CLIFFORD GOODIIUE, VVALTER McGREGOR. Firxt Row-ROSS MCINNES, LVNDALL KTURTISS. ALLAN JONES, DOUGLAS MILLER, CHESTER GORCYZCA. FRED ROTZEN, VVILLIAM KOCH. JACK FOLLON. JAMES OGILVIE. Bat Boy-JERRY XVOLFE. THE VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM has better prospects of becoming a winning team this season than any in the last live years have had. Fifty- three players responded to the first call for spring practice. The team is weak in offensive play, but their brilliancy on the defensive side greatly offsets that weakness. - The experience that most of the regulars acquired in competition last season should aid in turning out a winning combination, says Coach Edward Hubel. THE VARSITY TENNIS TEAM has been steadily improving during the last few years, and seemed to be most outstanding the past season. Before the first scheduled match, sixteen players were eagerly striving to gain positions on the squad. Coach Robert McGregor remarked that he had never before had a more eager and responsive group of players under his supervision. Second RofuvMR, MCGREGOR Cffoachj. ALBERT KINVVAN, ALAN PURCER, RAYMOND YEAGER, MACAULAY GOSNEY, GEORGE JOIINIDES. First RowYRUSSELL JOIINIDES, BERNARD METII, LANBERT VAN GORP, MEYER RITTER, MAX ANSPAUGH. Gi L 79 1 M4 l fffrxf row lfff fa 1'z'g1lz1'j- lf. DOl'YlI.I,l'I ffloachj, SK'lll'l.'l'Z, Xlil'XYlRTll, YIUI.. XICQUAIJF. MQLAIN, HII.I.IiS, DAYEY. Svrond ww fh-ff to 1-iyflitj WEIBSTIQR, IIICYKA, U'l!RIliN CCaptainJ, PRZELENSKI. RADZOM, SAVVYER, BALDONI, LINIJWALI.. MITl'IlliI.l.. Du Shane. XY:ulter. THE EAST COMMERCE BASKETBALL team completed its must suc- cessful season in the history of the sclifml. The team won eight of the thirteen games playecl with au average ul' 23 points aucl held oppmients to l8 points a game. It is the lirst year that au lfast Commerce team has averagefl mure than Z0 puiuts. THE EAST COMMERCE BASEBALL team was furcecl to ahaucluu league ball and substitute soft hall hecause Piugree Parlis league cliaiuuud was crmvertecl into soft hall cliammmcls. Only three games were scheduled with outside teams and the rest of the time was clevotecl tu inter-class games. This proyecl su popular with stucleuts that the activity will be macle a regular part of the athletic program. iff,-.ff rim' flfff fo Tlvgllff Ni4:1'wiRTu, yum., MCQLuxni-1. MQLAIN. 1J,xx'if:Y. KRYVK. .imma 1-U-fi' an-ff fa rfylilf IJOL'YlliI.IC qcwmiii. imlizmr. O'liRIlCN, BALDONI. SANYYER, i415l'SCHLizix, m'AR10N. ISOI C TCT ii JM JM JM FEATURES ,JV J-f 2-f , l.. 1935 REVEILLE The Idle Tatler Okay Seniors! Your old funnel-blower getting in your hair as usual and spreadin, his old line is rarin' to go . . . VVhen we march down that aisle it'1l seem as if a dream is becoming real . . . Three years seem a lot . . . but when you get down to brass tacks . . . it's just another has been in your life . . . Now, frinstance. take this old Uhoosegowl' of ours-to use the slang expression . . . They hang up a picture by 266 and call these habitual surroundings in a Period of Reformation . . . Contractors put a little cement by l78, Mac's homeroom, and they melodize their thoughts by saying ther're making huge!' repairs on this institution . . . And last, but not least. they wash the windows and call it a new school. . .Ho hum!! . . . Such is life! . .. vs :of ff Looking Into the Futurevisionoscope Flash! . . . Camera! . . . Headlight! . . . WC'1'C off! . . . It's only a decade from those good old days . . . but everything seems to have decayed sho' enuf . . . Alice Neron is taking advantage of her pulchritude as an Hour of Smiles repre- sentative . . . Solas Huey Long Hartstein is in the headlines again . . . this time as finishing for the sixteenth consecutive day a filibuster on the iioor of the Senate . . . a new amendment to the constitution reformed by Congressman Kermit Kerr says that Wall Street Magnates can lobby their thoughts also . . . So-o-0 Meyer Ritter, representing the House of Baruch, Clifford Goodhue, the House of Coughlin . . . and Albert Vagnetti, the House of David, assist Solas . . . While, in contrast, a week later Abe Meyers wins acclaim for the fine piece of oratory delivered on the fioor of the Senate . . . Paulo Paatalo, the yodeling Finn with plenty of finn-esse, figures herself at ease with geometric figures . . . News comes that Guy Tarnum Gregory is chief pretzel taster at the Amalga- mated Drill and Pretzel Company . . . Gerry Brink still thinks that the only people who find that crime pays nowadays are detective story writers . . . Belle Hauptmann-no connection with Bruno-is maintaining a living as chief dish and bottle washer at the Stephenson-Ropele Home for Flappers-to-be . . . an idea championed by Ann Barris, she of the mean pair of ankles . . . Right across the street on a large billboard is the smiling countenance of Sybil Starkey, whose new blond airwave is another fad . . . and nearby perambulates the voice of Ann Lichtig, super-newsgirl de luxe, announcing that Dorothy George is hailed as the newest personality sensation of Hollypine, California . . . just down the street your correspondent and Ann Bruggmann, still maintaining her feminine pulchri- tude, stop at the Cafe De Troit . . . and the syncopating music of A1 Taxical Callowayu Hanna's orchestra lends itself to our ears . . . Dk Dk Pk Further Revelations VVe continue on our vision of the future! . . . Christina Miozzi and Irene Cieslak are coordinating in a triple-threat broadcast of static . . . don't know much about the static but they're triple-threat tongue lashers all right . . . Rosa- mond Markowitze is the operatic star on the same ether wave with them . . . Quite a few people rush at us, but from all of them the dynamic personality of Violet Smith radiates . . . Violet lends her aid in a home she modestly calls The Smith Community House for Final Exam Addicts . . . The aristocratic looking .lean Cooley, she tells us, is fashion editor of the Paw Paw Bear . . . i321 1935 REVEILLE So-0-0 What? Flash! Annual typegraphoscope contestAtypewriter to you-won by Mertis La Tier . . . Record crowd 'ams music hall to hear Alice Shriman vrove that . , . . J I . . ,, , . I. . tennis is a racket 111 playing the 'St. P01115 Browns . . . hllen Davis is trading punches with a boxing machine . . . to reduce the waistline . . . ditto with Virginia XVOFIUS, who just refused an offer to go o11 the road as the Fat Lady of Oshkosh . . . Ho hum . . . So it goes . . . Georgia Thomas is somnambulisting as an orator in them thar hills of Kaintucky . . . preaching about Darwin's Theory of Species . . . whatever that is . . . Captolla Gentle is the leading lady of the The Eyeful Follies of 1945 . . . with Felix Oikarri as director-in-chief . . . Kenneth McLeod is chief stooge of Victoria Cilian in the same show . . . Pk if PK S0 It Goes Time has flown since we left dear old Commerce . . . A new school is in its stead ...1 +X new idea has been pioneered by Audrey Peters . . . Former pupils of the school are to take the peds' places . . . the idea has worked wonders . . . As principal, Marjorie Herald has worked a concise spoils system . . . a five day week, with one week's vacation . . . after every six weeks . . . is in effect . . . But as warden of our former Hhoosegowu Russell johnides lays down an iron handn . . . no Alumni-Rallies, no senior proms, no nothing . . . fEd's note-Boy, oh boy, you sho' got out i11 timej . . . But, instead this old seat of learning is replaced by a magnificent structure . . . especially designed by the brilliant ingeni- ousness of Mildred Ososke, who claims that an architectls life is o11e draw after another . . . The new Durkin Automatician in the school keeps in touch with former students ...1 A FLASH! from the Automatician .... HX mong the newly- weds, Elizabeth Eller, Camilia Tomasziewski, Maxine Dorrier, Dorothy Sangster, Olga Sepinski, Hlltl Wilfrecl Leach have marched up to the altar . . . Wilf's old sidekick, Verner Kemp, has decided to take advantage of his Hot Radiator scoops . . . and sojourns as President of the International Hot Stove for VVorn- Out Athletes Company . . . and Janet Taylor has incorporated her talents as a tag seller in the jun-tag Washiiig Machine Company . . . bk Pk 214 And with These -last words, the unknown beckons me ...1 -X nd perhaps youlll say . . . So-oo-o VYhat Pl' . . . Commerce has been a good school to me and my associates . . . the majority of the Seniors can truthfully say . . . that tl1ey can recall pleasant memories . . . In their sojourn at this school many mistakes have been made . . . they can't be corrected, unless you go through a Period of Reincarnation . . . contradiction of gags made in Corridor Static can be made left a11d right . . . but why go i11to them ..., A 'Xll the good and harm have already been done . . . And SO, with an adio, bon jour, auf wiedersehn. and goombye pleze, your old static tatler, VVillian1 Miller, bids you farewell and after three years of hard work has climaxed to this conclusion: VVomen and puzzles are all the same . . . So why not give them up? l33l 1935 REVEILLE Progress It was sundown on the prairie, the great silent prairie of tall, gently waving grass, that can look like a sea of gold under the hot sun, or, when a storm is brewing, like an angry tossing ocean. All the world seemed filled with the golden prairie grass as the sunis last golden fingers slowly released the horizon, and sank unwillingly from sight. Away in the distance a tiny dot was moving. It grew and grew. until it became a prairie schooner, big and white, with two weary horses drawing it slowly into the vast, silent nowhere of the prairie. A man slouched on the seat, the reins dangling loosely from his wrist. Beside him sat a dog whose patient eyes were wide and alert, his tongue hanging from his mouth. The great white canvas cover, opened at the rear of the wagon, framed a woman sitting on a box, cradling in her tired arms a tiny bit of humanity. The woman gazed unwinkingly across the now shadowy prairie, her eyes looking strained and anxious as she clasped her baby tighter. On went the wagon, creaking, swaying, groaning. The prairie night closed down, wrapping soft dark fingers about the little family. They disappeared from view within the shadowed stillness of the vast prairie ....... It roared through the night, its whistle shrilling a warning into the stillness. Behind it streamed a black ribbon of smoke, desecrating the gorgeous whiteness of the snow. The giant monster lied onward, the shrieking whistle crashing through the silence, the ribbon of smoke endlessly streaming behind. It passed between high white mountains, their noble summits rising majestically into the clouds. It passed through great roaring cities and tiny sleeping villages. It hooted its way through long dark tunnelsg it swept round breath-taking curves, its whistle shrilling wildly, its black smoke swirling upward ....... It was long and low and slim. The sun glinted on its polished silver trimmings and glistened on its bright, red body as it flashed by It took the hill with ease, shouting aloud its warning. i The girl at the wheel was small and proud. She pressed her foot more firmly on the gas as they shot upward, her golden hair and brilliant scarf whipping out behind her in the stiff breeze. A smile hovered on her lips, and her gloved hand once more found the horn, an imperious warning to others to beware of this leaping, throbbing creature. The dog beside her, eyes bright and glistening, ears cocked, barked his delight. Again the horn shouted its imperious warning, the top of the hill was reached! They swept recklessly down the other side--past the dancing lake and scattered housesg the sun glinting on the polished silver trimmings and glistening on the bright, red body as it fiashed by ....... Xorzzzra Baiwr. H341 Y W? 4 14,9 . , I fri 4 4 Wi.. ! 1 0 . 1 . ' ,Y . 'wnugfnffi 'UK ' a , I3 34 -,145 ,f 'WM ,ug 1 . ww REVEILLE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18 First issue of the Audit Volume XXVII. News, news, news and still more news. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26 Approximately 300 new students attended the annual 10B welcome party sponsored by the G. A. A. VVelcome l0B's. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30 A Halloween Dance, sponsored by the C Club, was held in the school gymna- sium. Music was furnished by the school orchestra under the leadership of its new director, Manuel XVolner. Athletes eligible for membership were initiated. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21 Sport Booster Badges-maroon and gold- permitting the bearer free admission to the Faculty-Intramural game went on sale today. By game time over 700 were sold. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14 The Semi-annual Alumni Rally was held at 7:30 p. m. in the school gymnasium. Alumni, friends, and students witnessed the annual basketball game between the Alumni All-Stars and the Varsity. The score was 23 to 19. Music for dancing, which began imme- diately after the game, was furnished by the school orchestra. FRIDAY, JANUARY 4 The annual Senior Prom was held in the Crystal Ballroom of the Masonic Temple at 8:30 p. m. The main feature of the evening was a grand march. TUESDAY, JANUARY 8 12A Luncheon at the Hotel Tuller. P. G. Luncheon at the Detroit Leland. mencement-Goodby. Goodby. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14 An early-morning bugle-call resounding through the corridors announced the open- ing of the Reveille Sales Campaign. Aren't you glad you ordered yours? THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14 The l2A's entertained the 1ZB's with a Valentine Dance in the gynmasium. The school orchestra provided the dance music. During the intermission valentines were distributed among the students. Com- 1935 Commerce Calendar, 1935 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15 A one ma11 zoo! Walter Bastian, actor, singer, and impersonator of the radio world, entertained members and non- members of the Admetus Club, with the help of a group of young radio actors of the Fair and Square Club, in Il radio broadcast, given in room 373-B. A mad dog, a donkey giving the Bronx cheer, a rooster, a contented cow, a lion, and even a lady terrorized by the African wilds are some of the many imitations by which XValter Bastian is known. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18 1,000 Hello VVeek Tags were sold by the two days of the tremendous suc- most of the stu- time Helloing' strange as that Helloing new Admetus Club the first week. The sale was a cess, and believe you me, dents had one grand their old acquaintances, may seem, instead of faces. MONDAY, FEBRUARY Z5 T F T The annual Popularity Contest was spon- sored by the Admetus Club. One of the most important factors stressed in this project was the scholastic standing of the candidates. According to the Admetus Club, if a student is interested in attain- ing popularity, he should think of his studies first. And that, my friends, is the answer to that never-ending question, How can I be popular? HURSDAY, MARCH 28 The G. A. A. entertained the new girls of Commerce with a party and dance given in the gymnasium. Games to acquaint the girls with one another were played. One of the main features of the party was a freak gym class in which you could see anything from a metropolitan opera star to a football player participating in the game. RIDAY, APRIL 5 The Reveille campaign closed with sub- scriptions for 1,500 copies. UESDAY, MAY 21 Commencement again. Goodby. Good luck. Wl1o9s Who Among the Babies 1. Bernice Bowling 2. Dorothy Noble 3. Eva Belle Bullis 4. Florence Schukowsky 5. Dorothy Kneiding 6. Mary Hillis 7. Margaret Rini 8. Maxine Wesley 86 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. Sylvia Fidler Max Ausbaugh Geraldine LeGere Paula. Paatalo Ann Lichtig Genevieve Kendra Maxine McCollum 1935 REVEILLE The Last Mile Goodbye, E. C.l Hello. VVorldl Graduation rhymes with fascination, and fascinating it isg but when the last mile approaches it's only a few who hold a steady spotlight and one object of ambition. However, in a few years look up Jule Brunett and find if her musical career was realized, or Thelma Engles and see if sheis a secretary or a farmer's wife. As a prognosticator we're terrible, but according to the symptoms, Walter Prezelinski will be a banker-Rileigh Nicholson a composer if he lives long enough, and Norma Campbell either an actress or a newspaper editor. She doesnlt know which and we can't help her. Margaret DeRiemaker will help what ails you, as she's going to be a nurse. Ida Mae Sharpe is preparing for the higher type of learning, college. Others don't know which sand dune to leave their footprints in. They're afraid it will get in their eyes. Frank Schikora says, lt's not what you know, but who you know. That's pull, I believe-Delores Knoth may go to college or marry, perhaps both. jo Anshaw, Eleanor Kosmalski, Irma Martin and Laura Frank talk in terms of matrimony rather than careers. Frederick Radzom opines that he'll join the army-of unemployed! Donald Patterson will take a trip to New York- then heaven knows what! -VVilbur Sheibles is interested in radio, but won't talk out loud. lirdman Bohle is slated for the farm, but they don't need singers there, or am I presumptuous P-Dorothy Fahner says, Tomorrow will take care of itself.',-Philanienia Perodota felt great coming to school, but feels better leaving it.-Advises freshmen, lt's better to know everything about one thing, than one thing about everything. Adell George just doesn't care if there's a laugh to be had. Laugh, she says, K' and the world laughs with youg frown and it laughs at youf,-Ruth Pfeffer plans to stay local and find what she's missed.vMildred Stahl and Alice Von Beyer want jobs QWhat are them thar things?j.-Arlene Binder is already bound.-Nelda Rieck is puzzled over which suitor is the one to take home.-Lois Luth is all prepared for any job-ditto the above parenthesis.-Richard Vllebster is complacent about it all.-Admits if he ever had any energy he still has it, for it's not been used.-Jean Armstrong is waiting by the side of the road for something that so far is enigmatic. So when the future has become the past, have out your list of names and compare what was supposed to be, with what isgif you can find out. ln the meantime, bon voyage, seniors. and remember that no matter how times change you can't, can't change time. lt marches on! l37l REVEILLE A19 January Senior Mock Election TITLE Popular Girl . . Popular Boy . . . . Best Looking Girl . . Best Looking Boy . . Class Vamp . . Class Giggler . . Best Boy Athlete . . Best Girl Athlete . . Smartest Girl . . . Smartest Boy . . . Most Digniiied Girl . Most Digniiied Boy . Commerce Most Energetic Girl Most Energetic Boy . . . Class Wiit . . . . . . Most Serious-Minded Person . Most Most Class Class Bashful Boy . ljashful Girl . Politician. . Bluff . . TITLE Popular Girl . Popular Boy . . Handsome Boy . . Best Looking Girl . . VVhittiest Girl . . Wlittiest Boy . . Dignihed Girl . Bashful Girl . . Bashful Boy . . . Personality Girl . . Personality Boy . . Teachers' Pet . Studious Girl . Studious Boy . Cheerful Girl . Cheerful Boy . . . liest Dressed Girl . liest Dressed Boy . liest Dancer . . . Perpetual Borrower . Class Vamp .... Girl Crazy .... Best All Around Student 1'ERsoN's NAM is Janette Currie james Montante Ann Mark Orlin Harmon Clara Bills Dorothy Borlaee VN'illiam Feeley Phyllis Zenker Verta Callahan Percy Myall VYanda Rudzki john Bergie Helen Gill Mike Charmek Fred Rosin Hedwig Garhacz Morton Pearson Theresa l.ubik Lloyd Connolly Mary Hall East Commerce rss PERSONYS NAME Hannah Charles XVilliam Louks James Ross Marjorie Taylor Sophia Kornowski George Cebelak lieatrice Kiel Josephine Spieuzzi Henry Vkvestra Opal Anderson joseph Sprys Arthur MacCarroll Ada Iago Clifford Kizis Sophia Kornowski joseph Sprys Opal Anderson Robert Balint Gladys Hunt Mildred Schmidt Alice Zan' Flames Ross Mae Cornett 3 PERsoN 's NA M li 9 3 5 ll E V E I L L June Senior Mock Election Commerce TITLE Class Popular Girl . Popular Boy 'Best Looking . Best l-0oking Girl , Yiolet Smith Solas Hartstein Clittord Goodhue .Xnn Bruggman Bachelor .... Abe Mayers Class Vamp . . Anna Barris Class Giggler . . Best Boy Athlete . Best Girl Athlete . . Smartest Girl . . Smartest Boy . . . Dorothy George Michael Gergell Yiolet Smith Paula Paatalo Abe Mayers Most Dignilied Boy . M'ilfred Leach Most Dignilied Girl . Frances Kelstrom Most Energetic Girl . . . lileanore Ropele Most Energetic Boy .... Solas Hartstein Most Serious-Minded Person . Beatrice Jones Class VVit ....... lrene Cieslak Most Bashful Girl .... Bitabelle Rosalick Most Bashful Boy . lirnest Lubeski Class Politician . . Meyer Ritter Class Bluff . . Yernor Kemp Class Baby . ........... Christina Miozzi East Commerce TITLE PERsoN's NAME Prettiest Girl . . Haudsomest Boy . Popular Girl . . Popular Boy . . Best Dressed Girl . Best Dressed Boy . Norma Campbell Richard lYebster Jule Brunett Robert McQuade Norma VVendt lerome Braet Most Studious Girl . Loretta Holthus Most Studious Boy . Iirdman Bohle Class Flapper . . Muriel Misel Class Shiek . . . Best All-round Girl . Best All-round Boy . Boy Athlete . . . Best Girl Dancer Best Boy Dancer . . . Girl most likely to succeed Boy most likely to succeed Class Class Class Giggler ..... X' amp . Pest . . Lawrence Dennis .lean Armstrong Donald Patterson Frederick Radzom ,Xnn Stankewicz lYilbur Sheibels Margaret Schwarz ,Xlex Braschayko 4Xdell George Sophie Vernor Mildred Stahl Class Mit . . . Laura Frank Most Bashful Girl . Gertrude llafeli Most Bashful Boy . Paul Senak Politician . . Nicest Personality . . Perpetual Borrower . Class Prevaricator . 891 Rileigh Nicholson Nelda Rieck Lucille Hessler ,I osephine Anshaw 1935 BEVEILLE When the llaygs Work Is Done .N lmztlmlmling brook, at singing lark, A garden nook. a gorgeous sun, The liudding leaves. Z1 quiet park: The things one enjoys when the 1l21y'S work is done. ,X lmzihlmling hrook. Klerrily singingg ,-X singing lark, lt's voice gaily ringingg A garden nook, So quiet and eozyg ,-X gorgeous sun, So red and rosyg The budding leaves. So green and so gayg A quiet park, Such a lovely displayg A desire to live and to laugh and to run: The things one enjoys when the day's work is done. EXfllt'I' Zmzzlvr -if Just Waitin How l ponder and wonder and wait, Till in my next class, I discover my fate. Oh! l study hard and try to think, llut it's like curling hair that won't even kinkg lt's like mending a dress thz1t's full of holes: It's like warming 21 rooin that will forever he cold: lt's like looking for something th:it's never lmeen lostg ltls like telling' a man he can't he liossg ltls like writing 21 letter you never will send: lt's like telling a story without nn end .... Ohl Stop ine now. hefore l dzlre. To you, my artless self deelzlrel l,7oVf.x' Cl4I5.x'l'rfj'. l90l 1935 REVEILLE Cum Laude Esther Agren Florence Arnold Minor Ayres Sarah Bank Rose Barris Margaret Bodary Erdman Bohle Olga Bohle Sylvia Boyer Leaslotte Brenig Doris Brown Mary Cooney Dorothy Dickes Dorothy Esper Grace Felice John Frank Florence Friedman Edna Grafe Evelyn Greenberg Edna Gross La Pearl Groudel Helen Guzinski Eliza Hanson Leslie Heath Jane Atkins Frances Berries Joan Bierer Ivy Coleman Mary Cooney Arthur Dorazio Kay Gilbert Helen Gill Rose Ginsberg Marian Hale Virginia Hein Esther Hessler Mary Irwin Russell Johnides Georgaline King Solveig Koltvedt Mitchell Kulik Lillian Lash Frances Laskaski Beatrice Leben Thomasene Lewis Vivian Marksian Eleanor Martin Abe Mayers Staley Merrey Betty Jean Miralles Helen Mrugalski Anna Lou Ostaif Paula Paatalo Andrew Paris Patricia Payne Jemima Penman William Potter Hattie Pruse Elizabeth Puckett Edith Reichstein Mildred Ronan Eleanore Ropele Leandra Bosalik Judith Rosner Esther Santti Helen Schemansky Marie Schneider Ruth Schneider Bessie Shapero Lyman Smith Betty Stahl Wanda Staniswesky Solace Strouse Lee Taylor Henrietta Thompson Sam Tron Clara Van Assche Alice Van Beyer John Webb Anna Weinshelbaum Ruth Zigel Esther Zonder 0ne Hundred Twenty Yvord Shorthand Award Wvriters Henriette Hochman Marie Karlek Elsie Kramer Bernice Larkin Genevieve Lewis Charlene Mente Marie Nichols Paula Paatalo Stanley Pahupka Alan Purcer i911 Charlotte Roll Helen Rosen June Rozner Mary Sitko Walter St. Armour Ullaine Steiner Margaret Telka Georgcna Williamson Martin Zorzi ,M...A BEVEILLE 93 Senior Ileeeptien 92 93 REVEILLE Senior Luncheon L L i931 4 P 1 REVEILLE Graduatlon IXSII- X IR IROCRANI IIIRI V941 93 1935 REVEIL L A professional school conducting Pace Courses Accountancy and Business Administration The practical methods used in teaching enable students to move rapidly into the business World. 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