Commerce High School - Reveille Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1937 volume:

if -57 QWHWJ ,W ! X , f N ' QS A Q1 WFKM A Sf 3 Y 7 06115, Q1 -' ,ff 1 I - I, ' 1W . f .1 f QI!! V ,Q fpyfgda, XM WM A III. H .,.,...v ,.M,,..,,..,.,w frlurnlinn is Ihr' ss in busirwss. Inhn Hulwrl firvfifi 'I F was THE NINETEEN THIHTY SEVENV CUMMEBCE MHICH SCHUUL, DETBUIT, MICHIGAN In appreciation of her sparkling humor, good-fel- Iowship, and ever-ready willingness to encourage and support school activ- ities, we, the members of the 1937 senior classes, dedicate this Reveille to Miss Hannah Dwyer. Illlllllll Nw 1 f 1 1 fi .1 Azz, xxx .l lix ll 1' F l lf l X fr ,i I V , if f 1 ,1 To lVlr. Harry L. Davis, our assistant principal, in ap- preciation of his human understanding, helpful ad- vice, and friendly counsel, we, the seniors ot East Commerce, dedicate this issue of the Reveille. lllllllllllll That this book may serve, not only to interest ancl entertain you, but also to strengthen the boncl of friendship and loyalty between you and your class- mates and teachers is the sincere wish ot the l937 Reveille Staff. Nl Administration and Faculty Classes Activities Athletics Featu res . . Page Page Page Page Page J. L. HOLTSCLAW Principal, High School of Commerce Supervising Principal, Commercial Education Eight l B. S. FROST Assistant Principal High School of Commerce H. L. DAVIS Assistant Principal East Commerce High School ll lHl HllHllllHllSr each of you will wear about your shoulders a cloak. Some will wear it with the grace and dignity befit- ting costly fur and shimmering satin, others will wear it with shrinking shoulders as if to slip from beneath the sombre folds of a heavy burden. Strangely enough, you can never flaunt it too proudly or entirely shrink from under it. lt has this peculiarity: it is invisible to others, but the wearer is never entirely unconscious of it even though he thinks he has thrown it aside. What is this strange cloak and of what mater- ial is it made? It is the cloak of Responsibility- woven of the discipline, learning and culture that have gone into your education. When you go forth from this place where your cloak has been woven, you will see lawlessness, you will see ignorance, you will see sordidness. lf you wear your cloak gallantly, you will live a disci- plined, well ordered lifeg you will continue to grow intellectually, you will cultivate an appreciation for the best in reading, in music and in art. You will not think of yourself alone, you will think of your responsibility toward others. You will work with them to replace lawlessness with respect for law, ignorance with knowledge, and ugliness with beauty. -JAM ES L, HOLTSCLAW l Nzne Top Row- VV. Af'I.IfS. A. AI.I.I':N, KI. HARRUX. I.. Bliflf. G. IIISIIUV. I.. IIRAIXIIXIICR. R. IIN I. IIRYVIC. I., CAREY. Second Row- BI. VARBIAN. III. CASH. E. CLARK. K. l'Ul'f'IIKIAN. I VKAIN. XI. CTVXIKIISK 7 UANII'2I.S. NY, DAVIS. I.. IJEKISKF Third Row- If. ITUl'GI'II'lR'I'Y. If, IJUI'YII.I.I'.. II. IJXYYIAIR. If. FAIR. If I R,XXf'IS. V. IFRICIIJ I FRI-.Ni II. lu. GARDNER, B. GAY, Fourth Row- NI, GEORGE. F. GOUIDES. G, GRAMS. li, HARDY. W. HI-IIilSI.IiWHI'l'Ii. KI. HICINI NI IIIIJPICIERANIJT. YY, UOYT, H. HUBEI Fifth Row- I. IIVXTIQR. A. JEPPESUN. JOIIXSUN. I. VIUNIQS. IJ, IiI':'I'f'II,XBI. If IQIRIQN lxUI'.I'I kin. S. RRULI.. K. LFXYIS. Tru YUOIJ NI IHEHHV Top Row- 5. Q R. NYCCUY. ll. XIHJANIEI., R. MQGRHHUR, I.. XIQKENNFY. I.. NIINKAY. 14. MAIMXRXIQY. If. N A RQVA RT, IC. NlA'I l'H EVYS. Second Row- R1. BIVNROIC. Nl. Nll RRAY. F. MYERS. i.. IHXRKH, R, P.'X'I l'I'1NSUX, li. PIIINXEY. A. PORTER. T., RATZ, lf. RUIJCER. Third Row- M. ROSS. N. Russ. rm. S.-xss. 0. sIli1,,xlfV. ii. NNIITH. 14, sxlx'1'H. N. SMITII. S. SURUI..-x., li, S'1'0RI.'r. Fourth Row- B. STOXVEI,I,, lf. s'rl'm4S. P. SL'fXINII'I'. I.. Sl I l'UX. rg. '1'Ac:m:AR'l'.A, '1',xx'1.m:. J. T.-xYI.uR. F. TEMPLIQ. M, wAl,KlcR. Fifth Row- L. WATSON. c'. wlfiixll-ZR. lm. XYEIRIICR. xl. WICIXIICR. I.. WH.-xI.li. M. wrmxlik. A, wrum. M. ZIKA. A. ZWIVIQICY. J. OTTEN. M. x'uRc'li, MEMBERS Elrwn Twelve I THE PIEVEILLE HUNUPI HULL DECLAMATION CONTEST WINNERS First Place ........................., SALLY RAINEY Second Place ,.,. ......,...... P ATRICIA HARDY Third Place .....l ,.w.... H AROLD ARMSTRONG f If ORATORICAL CONTEST WINNERS T! First Place .v..................L A RLEEN GILMORE V X Second Place ..... .,...... H ELEN MRUGAI.SKI PERMANENT PEACE FOR AMERICA ESSAY CONTEST WINNERS MARY BINDER HOWARD JONES .TIAIMIE PARIS IRMA ROSTA PATRICIA POLITANO CIVITAN CONTEST WINNERS Commerce .................... SOLVEIG KOLTVEDT lWinner Of Third Place in City-Wide Contestj East Commerce .................. MYRTLE FRANZ ADMETUS CLUB CONTEST WINNERS First Semester Poetry First Place ,.,E..,..,......., MARY RICHARDSON Second Place .E,.... ......... V IROINIA ROSS Third Place .....EE........... HANNAH LUCKOW Essays First Place .,..,.......EEE..........I.... ROSE BARRIS Second Place .7w................... HOWARD KING Second Semester Poetry A Fm: Place ..... ss.............. I DA DASKIEWIICZ Second Place .......,.I.......... ESTHER ZONDER Essays Firjt Place ,.,,..,,,....,..,.,..... ESTHER ZONDER EAST COMMERCE SPELLING CONTEST WINNERS Champion ,c,,c,,..,.............. XVALLACE KEITH Runner-Up .,.., ...... J EAN RAINER FOP. 1957 HUNUH HULL ONE HUNDRED FORTY WORD SHORTHAND AWARD WINNERS Commerce SOLVEIG IQOLTVEDT DIILDRED LEE BILL ROINIAIN DORIS BROWN TILLIE FEINBLOOM EILEEN JOHNSON East Commerce JEAN RAINER FRIEDA XYINTERHOLLER DOLORES YOUNG LOLA BRABOY KATHLEEN BRANDON ANNE HODOR TYPEWRITING CONTEST WINNERS Commerce Course 1 ....... ...,..,...............V L OUIS KEELER Course 2 ....... .,.......,,,..,... B OB DARBY Course 3 ......, ...... 1X 'IARION W EIDMAN Course 4 ....... ....... F RANCES PEARCE Course 5 ....... ......,.., A NNE DZOBA Course 6 ......... .............. A NN BORTAK Transcript ...................,..., EMMA FACCHINI East Commerce Cup Winner ..............,........... DORIS KETRY Runner-Up ................... . .... VIRGINIA JONES Highest Perfect Paper .,,.....I. KULLA STRAT PERFECT ATTENDANCE RECORD HOLDERS ' Commerce MAX ANSBAUGH MARY BATRONIE RENA BELLE DIETRICH DIARGARET DORNAN ELEANOR JOHNSON HOXVARD KING SOLVEIG KOLTVEDT REGINA KOSSAKOWSKA BERNICE LEVERTON RUTH DIACKIE JAMES DIAXVVELL IRENE DIORGAN HATTIE PRUSE VIRGINIA REINIQE XVANDA STANISZEXYSKI JANE WINDSOR ROSE DIARIE ZIINIMEL East Commerce EVELYN HAASE DORIS KETRX' HARRIET LOSSIN HULDA D101-ICKEL GEORGE OLSTYN ANNA ROMANZIN LILLIAN PRIEBE DOROTHY VOSS DOROTHY XYOLSKI PAULINE ALFANO MARION ATKINS VIOLA BEUTEL CATHERINE BOGARDUS WANDA BRADEN HILDRETH BURGESS DIARGARET CALANDRA DOROTHY CICHON DIARJORIE GABRIEL Thirteen WIND AND MAN The soft wind is murmuring to the treesg It caresses them with a gentle stroke of its hand, Voicing to them exhorbitant promises for the coming summerg And a gentle promise to the moist earth Is breathed from its tender lips. II It sings its song to the birds and bees-and to the people. Its merry laugh awakens the slumbering leaves And makes them dance to its gleeful tuneg Then it quiets its song and murmurs againg Its promises again float upon the eager ears of the trees and earth. III It gathers in its fury to do destructive work. It batters and tears and flings its arms in hate, And it says cruel things into the ears of Mother Nature. Then its hatred is spent and it recedes to the same murmur, The same promises and all is forgiven and forgotten. IV The powers of mankind are like the windg Man murmurs tender words of love and praise. He caresses with his voice and with movementsg He promises and lets emotion arise to the pace of destruction. Then never quite forgiven or forgotten he goes elsewhere to murmur and promise again By RUBY BY1:Rs Fourteen Tl HHSSES THE HIGH SCHUUL UF COMMERCE The High School ot Commerce, situated in the triangle formed by C-rand River, Vernor Highway, and Second Boulevard, occupies a strategic position in the business life of Detroit. Since l909 when the Vernor Highway Sec- tion was completed and the commercial classes were first held there-on to l92Z when the entire building became a commercial institution-until the present time when the Wayne University School of Secretarial Science is also housed within its walls-there has been a steady, ever-increasing stream of students pouring into its class-rooms for commercial training. Here stands the triangular hub of Detroitis business education. Sixteen L. COITRTOIS L. PELL L. BRIGGS R. WARWICK UUNIMEPIUE IANUAPTY CLASS President - LTNDELL COURTOIS Vice President - - LUCILLE PIZLL Socrofary LETITIA BRIGGS Treasurer - RONALD VVARWVICK x , 1 LU M MITTEES Social L BETTY SUTCH, Chairman CHARLOTTE LAHINIAN HELIEN BALAZS DONALD VVATKINS NATHAN BIILSTICIN EDWARD CINOVA lu-ARJORIE XY.-XTKINS JENNIE D,-XIYISH Jlotfof IN I1Zi'ifllff0lZ GEORGE KELLEY, Chairman FRANCIS BLITZ Ribbon EVELYN STANISCH, Chairwaaz NATHAN BIILSTEIN Motto ami Gift PALMA CORSETT1 Colors: XvELLOVV AND BROVVN SvOIfTH XVI-1 LEARN: IN :AGE 'WE L'NDfiRST.-XNDN7 HILLEE ASTERIOU SIUDITH ROSN FR DONALD XY.-XTKINS NIIZNNIE ANTONITQK Sl'1'Cl1ff'f'PZ Eighteen MERCE IANUAHY CL ADANI, DEA E. ANDERSON. CARL S. ANDREYCHUK. MARY ANN Girls' Glce Club, '35, '36 Forensic Club G.A.A. ANTONIUK, JENNY ASTERIOU, HILLIE NICHOLAS Band. '35, '36 Social Committee, '36 BAILEY, VIRGIA LEE BALAZS, HELEN JULIA Vice-President, G.A.A., '36 I - Hockey and Tiaskethall Teams, 54, '33 BALDWIN, ARVILLA JUSTINE Class Historian Audit Representative G.A.A. Representative BELICKA, MARY Girl Reserves, '34, '35 BILLI NGS, JEANETTE HARRIET BLITZ, FRANCES F, Glee Club, '35, '36 Forensic Club, '35, '36 BLOM, PHYLLIS LILLIAN lizmfl. '34-, '35. '36 Invitation Committee, 12A Class BOJCUN, SOPHIE BRENIG, LEASLOTTE Editor-in-Cliief, Audit, '36 Editorial Editor, Audit, '36 BRIGGS, LETITIA ELIZABETH Secretary, 12B-IZA Classes Presinic11t. G.A.A. Bzniketlnall, Hockey, Tennis Teams HEVEILLE l957 ' BUCHANAN, ELIZABETH BYERS, RUBY MAY CANNAZZARO. MICHAEL PAUL CAPRA, KATHERINE IRENE CATER, SUSIE MAE CHEKAWA, MAMIE NINA CHERUP. JOANNA AMBROSIOVNA CINOVA, EDWARD WALTER Invitation Cmumittec. IIA Claw COLE, HARVEY MAE EFFIE Admetus Club G.A.A. CORSETTI, PALMA MARY Glee Clulw Girl Reserves COURTOIS, LINDY E. lJ1'l'SlilQIlI, LZA Class llzlsclwzill, 744. l35, '36 Yicc4l'rcsimlq-ut, C-Cluln, '35 CULVER, VIOLET EDNA CUTRIGHT, MARJORIE HELEN DAILEY, LILLIAN RUTH DANISH, JENNIE .Vinfffen COMMERCE IANUAHY UL Twenty DAVIS, MARY MARTHA Audit Staff. '36 Shorthand Scribes G.A.A. Representative DAVIS, REBECCA ELLIS, SARAH Admetus Club, '36 Forensic Club, '36 ELSWICK, OPAL INEZ ERKKILA, HILMA M. ESKELIN, MAYME GRACE Glee Club, '34,'35 f Band. '35. 'Sa All-City Chorus FINE, MARY ELLEN FORSYTH, JOHN JR. President, Forensic Club, '35, '36 GARDNER, MURIEL GIES, AILEEN MARGARET GIST, MILDRED BESSIE GLANTON, ROSE MARY HARBISON, LORRAINE ALICE HEARTFIELD, ALFREDIA ROZETTA I-IICKLIN, MARTHA PIEVEILIE 1957 HOLDERNESS, ALBERT OWSTON Philatelic Society HOLLERUD, MABEL Senior Play Forensic Club, '36 HOLMAN, NORRIS LODENA HOLT, GEORGIA MURIEL Forensic Club HUNTER, VERA LORRAINE JOHNSON, EILEEN VIVIAN Sports Eclitor. Audit. '36 Philatelic Society Girl Rescrvt-Q JOHNSON, SHIRLEY GRACE KALIN, ALBERT GEORGE KATZ, FAYE Admetus Club. '36 KELLEY, GEORGE HENRY Chairman, 12A Class Invitation Conmlittvc KENNEDY, ANNABELLE SELMA KINGSTON, ELSIE MARIE KIRTLEY, ALBERTA JANE KNIGHT, MARIE GARNET KRIEDMAN. MARIE GLADYS Twenly-one MMEPIUE IANUAHY Cl Twenty-two KULCZYCKY, CAROLYN Slmrtlmziixcl Scribes, '36 LA CASSE, BERNICE HILDEGARDE Auclit Repmseiitzltivc Afluxctus Club LEHMAN, CHARLOTTE MAE Ribbon lloiuuiiltcee, IZA lflass Srlcinl Committee, IZA Class LEWIS, EDVVIN CHARLES LINGON, KIKI BESSIE LITKE, LENORE EMMA Revaille Staff LIVINGSTON, EDITH L. B. Anlmetus Club Glce Club Audit Rcp1'cscntz1tix'e, '35, '30 MCCATTY, EDITH LOVINA MCGRATH, ALTHEA ANN Girl Reserves MACHEK, HELEN President, Girl Reserves, 'Stu Clee Club MANSELL, BEATRICE JANE MATLEN, ROSE MERNOVAGE, MARIE KATHRYN Audit Staff Forensic Club MILLER, MILDRED MILSTEI N, NATHAN Intramurzll Basketball Social Committee, IZA Class PIE EILLE 1957 MIMIKOS, GUS PAUL MONSER, CHARLOTTE ELLANORE Senior Play 10B Secretary Forensic Clnlm MUSSELMAN, FLORENCE N. NICOLIN, ANNA NIEMI, ESTHER MARION NORTHEN, THELMA MAY OGILVIE, JIMMIE F. Captain, Varsity Basketball, l36 Varsity Rasclxall, 'S-1. '35, Hifi President, Junior Class PAGE, MADIE LEE PARENT, VIRGINIA ROSEMARY PARTOVICH, CELIA PAVLIC, HARRY JAMES Tennis Team, '35, '36 Captain. Tennis Team, '36 Audit Staff, '36 PELL, LUCILLE IRENE President. l2ll Class Vice-President. IZA Vlass Chairman, Sucial fffmnnittce. 12A Class PETROV, CHARNA POINDEXTER, JULIA RANKIN, MARJORIE FRANCESS ff all X 1 Twenty-three IVIMEPICE IANUARY CLA Twenty-fozn' ,I RAUCHENBERGER, EVELYN IRENE x lCE'I,1'8SlllCllI, Aclmetus Fluls. 'SG REECE, CORINDER MAE Girl Reserves ROSNER, JUDITH Forensic Club SCHAFER, LOTTIE G.A.A. Representative Forensic Club Audit Representative SHESTERKIN, MARY ANN SHUMBERA, LILLIAN Girl Rceervcs Inter-Club C0uneil,'3l1 Aclnxetus Club SKURSKI, MARION BARBARA Hockey Team, '35 SMITH, LILLIAN GRACE SNYDER. EILEEN MAE SOKOLOVICH, JENNIE SPENCE, LOIS ANNABELLE STACHURSKI, JENNIE Girls' Hockey Tezuu, '30 STANISCH, EVELYN EMMA Senior Play Chairman, Color Committee, 12A Class STANKIEWICZ, HELEN ANN Hockey Team Basketball Team G..-XA. Representative STANULIS, VICTORIA THREASA Girl Reserves G.A.A. Representative Audit Representative Sf' ur K X' PIE EILLE 1957 STERNBERG, MARY BARBARA SUTCH, BETTY JANE Fnlur lfuuuuittce, IZA Class Social Committee, 11A Class VANDERWHEELER, MARGARET JEAN WADDINGTON, ERNEST JOHNES WARRICK, RONALD 'l11't'ZlSll rcr, IZA Class WASIK, JEAN ELEANOR ,Xclmctus Club WATKINS, DONALD PATRICK WATKINS, MARJORIE JEANNE Aurlit Representative Rcveille Representative Rilmlmu Committee, IZA Class WILLIAMS. EVELYN ZYBOK, MARY ROSE YATES. HELEN MARIE COFFEY, JANE ELIZABETH LUDVIKENAS, EDMUND WHITSTON, ELVERNA MARY Twefzty-five 4 I ' J WJ a Il!! I' R x l .V ,S , ss R, SHEEHAN W. LACOIXTBE P. PAYNE W. ROMAIN CUMMEPIUE IUNE GLASS President - ROBERT SHEEHAN V ice-President - WOODY LACOMBE Secretary - PATRICIA PAYNE Treasurer - - WILLIAM ROMAIN ELEANORE BIARTIN DOROTHY RIAIER DOROTHY BERG DOROTHY SALZINIAN DOROTHY XYAGGONER XVANDA STANISZEXVSKI VIRGINIA DOSCH BIITCHELL KULICK JULIA LTNSVVORTH Motto: HW Twenty-six COMMITTEES Dedication HATTIE PRUSE, Chairman DAVID LEIBOVVITZ ROSS NICINNES Play ROBERT MARQUART, Chairman DOROTHY BORYAN RALPH LEE Motto HARRY PIERCE, Chairman ROSE VALENTE VERA IMZCCALL Invitation VIRGINIA SULLIVAN, Chairman GERTRUDE TERRY STALEY MERRY Finance JAMES SCRIMENTI, Chairman RAY WARNER Ribbon GERALD BICDONALD, Chairman BERYLE HILLMAN IRENE HABORKA JOSANNE RUSSELL Social RAY XYEAGER, Chairman LESLIE HEATH BETTY MOLLING Luncheon JUNE JOHNSON, Chairman NELSON CLOTHIER HARRISON PETERSON Colors: GREEN AND SILVER E GET FROM LIFE ONLY WHAT WE GIVE? RE EILLE 1957 ADAMS, HELEN SOPHIE ALLARD. BERNICE Baud Girls' Band ARETAKI S, CATHERINE HELEN Girl Reserx es AULD, ETHEL ELIZABETH Urcl1cst1'a, '35 Glue Club, '30 Revcillc Rcpresciimtivc, '37 BANK, MARION SARA Girl Reserves Glec Club BARON, HARRIET Clee Club. '35 .Xclmctus Club. '37 BATRONIE, MARY Secretary, Tlrzunzitic Club BAUER, LOIS JUNE Girls' Sports Editor, Auilit. '56 Reveillc Literary Stall, '37 Secretary, Stamp Club, '35, '3 BAZNER, THERESA MARIE BERG, DOROTHY EDNA Admetus Club, 'SIL '37 Band, '36, '37 BLOCK, ELINOR MARIE Glee Club, '35, '36, '37 Dramatic Club. 'Sb Admetus Club, '55 BOKSA, HELENE ANNE Sl1o1'tl1a11rl Scribes BORYAN, DOROTHY ANNE 6 Vice-President, Sllortllzuul Suilms '37 Glee Club Drzimatic Club BRANDOLINE, EVELYN LY Audit Representative BRODIAK, MARY ROSE DIA Twe11!y-ezglzt CEHCE IU E CLAS BROMLEY, DON L. Feature Editor, Audit, '50 Dramatic Club Senior Play BROWN, DORIS LOUISE Shortl1ai1d Scribes BROWN, LUCILLE MILDRED BUCHANAN, CRAWFORD BURKE, GERARD EARL Baud BURKOW. SYLVIA BURNSTEIN, SYLVIA Forensic Club CALLAHAN, PATRICIA MARGARET Sliortliaud Scribes Audit Representative, '36, '31 CARROLL, LILLIAN JANE CLARK, EVELYN M. S. Secretary, Admctus Club. '36 CLOTHIER, NELSON Sports Editor, Audit, '37 Secretary, CH Club, '57 Varsity Baseball, '36, '57 CODDINGTON, CHARLES EDWIN. A W Q ' I ' l I , COHEN, ADELE COLLINS, L. LORRAINE CORNET, MARGUERITE DOROTHY Arlnietus Club HE EILLE 1957 COSGROVE, PHYLLIS MARIE Rcveillc Reprcaentzitive Sl1m'llm1ul Scribes COSMALA, MAY JOSEPHINE Slirxrtlizuul Scribes COTE, JOFFRE EMANUEL CROSSLIN, OWEN CHARLES CZARNIK, HELEN ANN 'l'i'L-nsi1i'ci', Girl Reserves, '37 Audit Rcprcscntutixc DAUGHERTY, CHARLES EDWARD DAWSON, CATHERINE MARIE Drzuuzitic lllulm, '37 Girl Reserves, '30 DELVER, EDITH JANE WANDA Girl Reserves Urzuuzltic fflulm DICKES, DOROTHY AGNES DIETRICH, RENA BELLE Girl Reserves Slumrtllzuul Scrilwcs DOMBKOWSKI, ALICE MARIE Audit Rcinwscixtzltivc, '56 Girl li:-sv.-i'x'c:s. '30 DONOGHUE. AUDREY CLARA Acluictili Club Ilrnmzitic Fluli Sllivllllflllil Scribes DORNAN. MARGARET ALEXANDER DOSCH, VIRGINIA LUCILLE Ecliuii'-iwcliief, Audit Sc-crctary. llA Class lim-iieic Cllulw DOWNING. HELEN FRANCES .-Kilim-tux Fluli Tzrwzty-Jzizzr' Thirty MEHCE IU E CL ' DUGAN, MARY LUCILLE Glec Club Aclmetus Club DYSARZ, EDWARD JOSEPH Library Club ENDICKAS, ALICE ADELA FACCHINI, EMMA Slmrtliaml Scribes Varsity Hockey, '36 FEINBLOOM, TILLIE Secretary, Shorthand Scribes, '37 President, 10A Class, '35 Varsity Hockey, '36 FICAY, MARY Girl Reserves, '37 FILLINGHAM, ISABELLE LOUISE President, Dramatic Club , Advertising Manager, Reveille Senior Play FISHER, NORMA FLEMING, ELSIE MacFARLANE G. A. A. FRANK, JOHN LOUIS President, Aclmetus Club, '36 President, Library Club, '36 Social Chairman, 12B Class FRAZEE, EMOGENE RUTHERFORD Reveille Literary Staff Girl Reserves, '37 FRIEDMAN, FLORENCE President, Shorthand Scribes, '36 GOLD, MARY W. GRAFE, EDNA Audit Representative, '36, '37 Aclmc-tus Club, '36, '37 Dramatic Club, '36, '37 GREENBERG. LILLIAN Slmillizxml Scribes HE EILLE 195 GROVE, ELEANOR ETHEL Slmrtliaml Scribes, '57 Dramatic Club, '37 Glee Club, '34 HABORKA, IRENE BLANCHE Varsity Basketball, '37 Varsity Hockey, '36 l'resiclcnt, G. A. A., '37 HANNER, DORIS ALLYNE Chorus, '34, '36, '57 HARRIS, CARRIE BELLE Varsity Basketball, '35 Aurlit Girl Reserves HEATH, WARD LESLIE C Club Varsity Basketball, '36, '37 HILLMAN, BERYLE F. Clee Club, '34 Color Committee, 12A Class HRABONZ, BERNICE ROSE Aclme-tus Club HUMES, MISPHA INGRAM, PEARL LETTIE IRWIN, MARY ISABELLE Glee Club, '34, 135, '37 JACOBY, CHARLOTTE JULIA Glee Club Forensic Club JAY, SESA BETTY Girls' Trio Auflit Staff All-City Chorus JOHNSON, ELEANOR LORRAINE Auilit Staff, '36 Reveille Staff. '37 Stamp Club, '35, '36 JOHNSON, JUNE HELEN Secretary. G, A. A.. 'Stk '31 Varsity Basketball, Hockey and Tennis, '36, '37 JOHNSON. SONIA Thirty-one CUMNIEHCE IU E UL. SS JURKEWITZ, VIRGINIA MARY Girl Reserves, '36, '37 KALATA, MARY ETHEL Amlmetus Club G. A. A. KARENDAL, BERNICE JULIA KING, GEORGALINE Band Vice-Presiflmzt, Sliurtlizulll Scribes, '36 KIRKWOOD, BETTY JANE Arlmctus Club Glee Club KITZMANN, NORMA I-IILDAGARD KLEMMER, IRENE EDITH Ring Cllziirmzm, Girl Reserves, , '37 '36 KLOPP, ELIZABETH MARIE KNAUFF. MARGARET ELIZABETH KOFENDER, JACOB Varsity Basketball, '34, '37 C Club Varsity Baseball, '37 KOLTVEDT. SOLVEIG Audit Stall, '30 Reveille Staff, '37 KOSSAKOWSKI, REGINA MARY KOVARI, THERESA KRASNOWSKI, JENNIE MARIANNE KRAVITZ, BERTHA HE EILLE IQ57 KRULL, MILDRED ANNA Arlmctus Club V Auclit Representative. '30 lievcille Representative, '36 KULIK, MITCHELL JOSEPH Varsity and Reserve Basketball, '35 President, 11A Class, '36 C Club, '55, '36, '37 KURBEL, ANN CAROLYNN Girl Reserves KURZ, WILMA ANNA LaCOMBE, WOODROW WILSON Varsity Baseball, Basketball President, C Club LaPLANTE, EVA ISABEL Sl1Ol'tll2lIlll Scribes Reveille Representative Audit Representative LARAIN, ELIZABETH ANN Treasurer, Shorthaml Scribes, '36 Rereille Literary Staff. '37 Girl Reserves, '36 LEBEN, BEATRICE JENNIE 'l'l'CZlSLl1'61', Dramatic Club, 'S-l, '37 Aflmctus Club, '35 Orchestra, '34, 37 LEE. CATHERINE LEE, MILDRED FRANCES LEE, RALPH W, Library Club, '34, '35 LEIBOWITZ, DAVID Varsity Tennis, 36, '37 ! ' Club. '37 .'xtll1lt'tllS Club. '34-'37 LELAND, MADELINE PHYLLIS Girl Reserves LELLING, SELMA LENTZ, MARTHA THERESA Vresirlcut, Sl1Ol'fllZlI'Iil Scribes Arlmetus Club Tl1irty-three Thirty-four MMEHCE IU E CL S LEVERTON, BERNICE EVELYN LISSIMORE, CAROLYN ROBERTA MCCLAIN, WILBERT ARTHUR, jr. MCCOLL, VERA D. lllotto Committee. IZA Class Bowling Team, '37 MCINNES, ARTHUR ROSS Varsity Baseball, '36, '37 Varsity Basketball, '37 C Club, '35, '36, '37 McKAY, JESSIE MARY Girl Reserves MacDONALD, JERRY WILLIAM C Club, '36, '37 Baseball, '36, '37 Reserve Basketball, '36 MACKIE, RUTH ELIZABETH MAGY, BENNIE A. MAIER, DOROTHY Girls' Sports Editor, Audit, '37 Dramatic Club Senior Play MARKS, BEATRICE YETTA Glee Club, '35 MARQUART, ROBERT THOMAS Chairman, Senior Play Committee Intramural Basketball, '37 Baseball, '37 MARTIN, ELEANORE RUTH Audit Staff, '36 I Audit Representative Reveille Representative MARTIN, MARIE ELIZABETH G. A. A. MASSEY, ELZORA LOUISE Shorthand Scribes Audit Representative HE EILLE 1957 MATTHEWS, HARRIET MERCER, ANNA LEAH Reveille, Super Salesman, '57 MERREY, STALEY M. MET, GLORIA Audit Representative, '35, '36 G. A. A. Senior Play MIRALLES, BETTY JEAN Vice-President, Girl Reserves Dramatic Club Social Chairman, 11A Class: MITCHENALL, MARGARET ADA Girls' Hockey Team, '36, '37 Girls' Basketball, '35, '36, '37 G. A. A. MOLLING, ELIZABETH A. Varsity Hockey, Tennis, '3 G. A. A. Representative 'L ' Reserve Basketball, '37 MONTGOMERY, DOROTHY CATHERINE MOORE, MOZELL MRUGALSKI, HELEN ROSE NELSON, HELEN LORRAINE NEWELL. MARGARET F. PACHLA, STANLEY WALTER Varsity Basketball C Club Band PATTERSON, PAULINE PAYNE, PATRICIA MARGARET Secretary, 10A Class Secretary, 12A Class Band, '36, '37 Thirty-five Tlzzrty-six NINIEHCE Ill EE CLASS PERENY, ALICE Kcxeillc .LlICl'2ll'y Staff Glee Vluly Girl Rcicrvuf PETERSON, HARRISON VERNON Inti'zmm1'al llzxskstlwzill, '37 Reveille Stuff. '37 Bmvling 'lk-auu PHILLIPS, GEORGIA WINTON PIERCE, HARRY J. Varsity llzwkutlrzxll, '37 Senior I'lzly POPINAW, PHYLLIS POSS, ANNE PRENTICE, MARGARET CLARA PRUSE, HATTIE Iirlitmiznl lfrlilur, Axlltlll Prcsiilent, Lilxrnry Club Prcsicleut, Yicc-l'x'csirlcnt, Stzmip Club PYMILTON, MARJORIE CLARA RACHWITZ, VIRGINIA LILLIAN Girl liuwrvcs. '30, H57 RAKOWSKA, MARY ROSE RASKIN, DANIEL Tennis Tezuu Aurlit Stuff Vlulv REINKE, VIRGINIA HARRIET Sliortlumrl Scribes RIBICH, VIOLET Yicc:-l'1'csiilent, 'IIl'L'ZlSlll'Cl', Glcc Club Q RICH, RUBY MADELEINE -----IREVEIILE 1957 RICHMAN, DOROTHY Row-illc Rcprvsciitativc ROGERS, ALVIS ROJOWSKA. MARY LUCILLE ROMAI N, WILLIAM limlitnrr-in-C l1ief. Audit 'l'l'c:xsiii'cr. llA Claws Secretary, 1212 Class ROSS. VIRGINIA RUSSELL, JOSANNE NANCY KX Sccrvt:xry. Sluwtliaxirl Scrilwf. 'Fw li Qvcilln' llL'1wi'm:-11t2xtix'c RYAN, GERTRUDE MAE SALZMAN, DOROTHY LEE Bzulml SAM, MARY MADELINE Girl lip-fc-i'x'f'S llrzunzltic l lull Glec Vllili SAWAYA. ANNA J. SCHNEIDER, MARGARET CAROLINA SCHNEIDER, MARIE EVELYN Bzmrl, '36, '37 Girls, lhml Revcillc lic-pi'L-fuxtntive. SCHNEIDER, RUTH Ailmetue Club, '30 SCRIMENTI. JAMES MURPHY Varsity llzisclvull Trezlsurcr, llll Class Presiclcnt, AC Club SEQUIN. GERMAINE SHIRLEY Sliurtlizmrl Scribes 7'l1i1'ty-.wi Thirty-eig ht MMEBGE IU E CL SS SHAAB, JENNIE MARGARET Band Treasurer, Shorthand Scribes, '37 Reveille Literary Staff SHEEHAN, ROBERT ROGER President, 12B Class President, l2A Class Varsity Baseball, ,36, ,37 SIMON, SHIRLEY CECELIA Girl Reserves Dramatic Club Reveille Representative, '36 SIMPSON, ESTHER MAY Library Club, '34 Reveille Representative, '37 Revcille Literary Staff SINGLETO N, SARAH BEATRICE Orchestra, '36, '37 SITKO, HELEN MARGARET SITRI N, LENA Reveille Literary Staff, '37 Dramatic Club, '37 Admetus Club SKIMIN, JIM Business Manager, Audit, Reveille SLEMMONS, RUTH P. SMITH, HAROLD JOSEPH SMITH, LYMAN Reveille Representative, '37 SNITMAN, DORIS STANISZEWSKI, WANDA MARIE Treasurer, Library Club, '36 Audit Staff, '36 Shorthand Scribes STEPHENS, TOMIE LEE Admetus Club G. A. A. Girls, Basketball STRASSBURG, LOIS FAY HE EILLE 1957 SULLIVAN, DOLORES MARY SULLIVAN, VIRGINIA DAWN lgllllll Senior Play liirls' liancl SYNUTKO, HELEN TERRY, GERTRUDE MAY Band Invitation Coxniintu-Q Girls' Band, '56 THERRIEN, OLIVER CLINTON Aclmetus Club Audit Stal? Sc-niur Play THOMPSON. HENRIETTA l'rL-siclent. Aclmetus l'lulu, '37 TIGGET, ROSIE LEE Ailnmetus Club, '56 Girl Reserves. '35 Shorthand Scribes, .wh TRON. SAMUEL Lilxrary Club, '34, '35, '37 Orchestra, '34, '35 TUCKER, VIRGINIA RUTH UNSWORTH, JULIA AGNES Treasurer G. A. A.. '35. '37 l'a1wtz1in, Yarsity llzxsketlmall Varsity Tennis UTECHT, CHARLOTTE A. Orchestra, '34, '35 Senior Play VALENTE, ROSE THRESA Girls' Bmul, '36 Ki, A, A. Representzxtivc Auclit Rf:'1n'escnt2ltix'L' WAGGONER, DOROTHY MARION Audit Business Stull, '36 Rc-vcillc Stall. '37 Scniur Financial C0l1lllllIIt38, '37 WARNER, RAY OWEN lizxslcetlvall Team. '33, 'Su 'l'x'ezuxix'e1' C Clulv, 'ju WEINSHELBAUM, ANNA X'lCL l !'C5lllSllI, Ailmctus Flulr, '37 Thirty-nine U NUVIERCE IU. E CL SS F ort y WEISBERG, BERNARD Reveille Staff, '37 Orclxcstra, '34, '37 WILSON, JACQUELINE EVA Admetus Club, '36, 37 WILSON, RICHARD C. Band, '35. '36, '37 Audit Business Stall, '36 WINDSOR, JANE LILLIAN WITTER, HELEN MARY WOOD, ANNE WOODS, GERALDINE ELMA YEAGER, RAYMOND JOSEPH Tennis Team. '35 I'reslcIent, lm Club, '36 Super Szxlcsman. Rcvcille, H7 ZIMMEL, ROSE MARIE ZONDER, ESTHER Secretary, Aflnletus Club. fn. '36 C. A. A. Representative Ho1iO,v1Tz, JAMES ANDREW IHEVEILLE H157 Standing4CLcit to Rightl- ROIi1iR'I' VONNICN 4i'Innn,. Finau. Crm1m.5, lil,I'IASli HUNTER fctlllllll., Invit. i'm11n1.H, IJOROTIIY VICXTECOST fftlllllll., l'-11411' Cumm,D , CHA Seated-SAM fP1'es.D, MAN Left to Right URANE CSQQ. 12-B OFFICERS M ll-A UFPIGEPIS RLICS Zl'I'l'ARlJU iC'lmm.. Prmn. 4'unnn.j Z1Fl f'l'l'L'f1Nl, ICLYA 0fIII,YIIC fYic4--l'x'cs.D. CIIQURQIIC ONICI TE KAI,l.,'XX KSQ-c.l -FRANK FU 'ix - 'r-s. . A ICR ' A OUT-I Trxs. . FRANK alumna! mr Rcum nu' Iwi' rrunxxx cm w , A-f' f 3,311 J. 4, '. . . For! v-om' ll-IS UFFIUEHS I IU-A UFFICEIHS Forty-tu'0 Standing-Umft to Rig11tHfANN XYARDA. SOVIIIIC SHUNKO, RALPH PAUL CSegt.-at-Armsh. VHRISTINA f'ARRl I'lllCRS Il'hmn.. Soc. CUIUHLD, BILL STUR- LEY. HELEX ZYCII. Seatedf-HELEN I.I'KASlK CSL-CJ. MARAIURIIC ICNIMIT KXIICE-Pl'CS.D PATRICIA FIELD fPreQ.H. OLGA HAYE CTrens.D. Left to Right- JOSICPIIIXIC SI5IONli'I l'A fYicm--l'x'cs.D. IZICTTY BROOKS CTreas.D, PATRICIA HARDY Ci'hn1n,, Soc, C'--mm.1. RAYMOND LASKOSKI fMember, SOC. C'm1u11,l. ALICE KENNY CSL-c.J. XVILI. ROGICRS fl'res.j, JOYCE KINGSLEY KAIEIIIIYCV. Sue. l'umm.3. IIARULIJ ARNISTRUXG CScgt.-:nt-Arnxsj. EAST IIIIMMERIIE HIGH SIIHIIIIL East Commerce High School, as a division of the High School of Commerce, opened its doors in February, l926, with an enrollment of l l6 students. The school first shared quarters with the joyce elementary school classes and classes for special students, but in the fall of l9Z8, the growing enrollment demanded the space of the entire building. The school has continued to grow, until at the present time over l4OO students are enrolled, and the present graduating class numbers l75. This growth has necessitated the organization of the double session system which is not particularly satisfactory but the only possible solution under the present circumstances. The growth of the school seems to be entirely limited by the present physical capacity of the building, as more and more students seek to enter each semseter. The development of East Commerce High School stands as a definite tribute to those who had the vision to see the possibilities of a commercial high school in the eastern part of the city. For! v-thru: J. WADE A, BENA D. YEK R, JAKUEIAK N. W., xczrz J. HEALY EAST CCIVUVIEHCE IANUAHY CLASS President - JACK XVADE Vice President - ANTHONY BENA Secretary - DOROTHX' XVEK Treasurer - - - ROBERT JAKUBIAK Sergeants at Arms - -TACK HlEAI.Y NELSON VVAGG , T 1 CCNIMITTEES Entertainment CORRINE FRYE, Chairman ELEANOR FORBES GEORGE ZXIITCHELL Luncheon GER.-XLDINE PLOURDE, Chairman XYILHA PXYNIC ANN THOMAS Motto DOROTHY PHELPS, Chairman AIFNNIIC XORCROSS CORRINE XYAGNER Flower BIARGARICT KUSCHILL, Chairman HII.I7fk LA FLEUR LUCY DE SMET Reveilie Representative DOROTHY PHELPS Colors: BLUE AND GOLD Motto: HOUT OF THE HARBOR INTO DEEP CHANNFLS77 Forty-fom' BEVEILLE 1957 LA VALLEY, PATRICIA MAY Dramatic Club, '34 C.K.fi, Club, '35 Girl Reserves, '36 LEWANDOWSKI, ANNE Treasurer, Room 204 Citizenship Committee, '35. 'Sb Senior Play MADER, DOROTHY JEAN Cliairmzm, Citizenship Committee. '35, '36 C.K.C. Club MANLEY ROSEMARY ELIZABETH Vice-Prcsirlent, Dramatic Club, '36 Honor Society, '36 Hiking Club, '34 MAYKUTH. MARION Girl Reserves, '35 Dance Committee, IZA Class MILLER, MARGARET CAROL C.K.C, Club lilramatie Club Social Chairman, Girl Reserus MORRISON, MARJORIE Entertaininent Committee, l2l3 Class Lunclieon Committee, 12A Class Dramatic Club NORCROSS, JANET C.K.C. Club PAYNE, WILMA O'NEIL Library Staff, '35, '36 Luncheon Committee, 12A Class Girl Reserves PHELPS, DOROTHY ELAINE President, 12B Class President, Honor Society '35 Secretary, Room 304, '36 PLOURDE, GERALDINE ELIZABETH Luncheon Committee, IZA Class REGENER, IRMA VIOLA Honor Society C.K.C. Club ROSEN, HELEN JANE Citizenship Committee ROSS, GERALDINE RUTH Orchestra RYAN, JAMES Basketball Tennis Team Varsity Club Forty-seven Fort i'-eight U MMEIHCE JANUARY Cl SAWYER. EDWIN AUBREY Treasurer, Varsity Cluli CT.R.C. Club Captain, Basketball, '30 SPENCER, WM. J. Secretary. C. K. C. Clulv Runner up, Ping Pong Citizcnsliip Committee STANCATO, LUCY MARY STEELE, HAROLD LEE Audit Representative, '35, '36 Reveille Representative, '55 I'1'esiflc-nt. Room 303, '3lm THOMAS, ANN RITA C.K.C. Atilllll lintertainmeut Committee, 12B Class THURLOW, FLORENCE BONITA Ticket Unmwiittee, IZA Class Picnic Umimnittee. 12ll Class VALENTINE, JAMES ARK Baseball, '36 Ping Pong, '36 WADE, JOHN RUDOLPH President. IZA Class Reception Cumnlittee, 12B Class WAGG, NELSON E., JR. Sergeant-at-Arms, 12A Class liaslcetliall WAGNER, CORRINE CATHERINE C,.Ix.l. Club Cll'l21II'111ZlI1, Favor Committee, IZB Class lIutto Committee, 12A Class WASIK, NORBERT WALTER WHITE, EDWIN HARRY Urcliestra Reserve Ilasketliall Team WIEG, BETTY JEAN WIERZBICKA, HEDWIG MARIE C,K.C. Club WOODWARD, ELVA ETHEL ----HEVEILLE 1957 YEK, DOROTHY RUTH Secretary, 12A Class Vice-Presirlcut. Hfmur Svrcicty, 'Sh Suclal SCCl'ETiil'f'. Girl liescrvvs. '36 LEWANDOWSKI, ARTHUR PAUL MITCHELL, GEORGE RALPH Basketball, '34, '35, '36 Vice-President, 202, '35, '36 VITALE, CATHERINE Forty-nine IQ,XY1JI,YE,RTON R, IVICCLAIN H. SAWYER J. RAINER C, VAN ,ASSCHE L. LINDWALL Fifty EAST COMMERCE IUNE CLASS President - Vice-President - RAYMOND Sefretary - Treasurer - Auditor - Sergeant-at-arms RALPH VVOLVERTON BICCLATN - JEAN RAINER HAROLD SAWYER CLARA VAN ASSCHE - LEONARD . DAVEY LESTER LINDWALL UUMMITTEES Ways and Means RAYMOND BICCLAIN, Chairman RICHARD PANVLOVVSKI Luncheon BIYRTLE FRANZ, Chairman SHIRLEY BICCUNE Senior Day HELEN HAWK, Chairman REBA HASTON LEONARD DAVEY ALAN YEARDLEY LESTER LINDWELL FRANK BOUCH.-XRD DORIS NVELLING Theater Party DORIS KETRY, Chairman DOROTHY CICHON Flower ANNE FRADEL, Chairman SARAH FRASER Colors: GREEN AND XVHITE LOLA BRABOY BETTY BICINTIRE BEVEILLE 1957 ABBOTT, KATHLEEN JANE Citizenship Committee Cmnmercial Key C'lub ALLINGTON. MARION ELIZABETH Cmmncrcial Key Club Hiking Club I,ibrzu'y Staff, '30 ATKINS. MARION ROSE Sociw-t:1i'y. Home Rmnn 201, l36 Citizenship Committcu BARR, BARBARA LEE Citizcnsliip Cmlnuittcc BATTANI, LINDA MARY Auclit Representritivc BAUER, BEATRICE M. Audit lQED!'fSQ1'1tZlflX10 V lflizurnuni Citizenship llunniittee BAXTER, MARY MacGILVRAY f'cnnn1ci'cial Key Club Gii'l's Gym. Club BEJMA, SYLVIA DOROTHY Hiking lflub llrznnutic Club BENTLEJEWSKI, IRENE STELLA Girl Reserves lliking Club Citizvnship Conimittuc BIDA, VERONICA BLODGETT, MABEL BERNICE Citizvnship Committvc Conlniercial Key Club Auclit Representative BOGARDUS, CATHERINE LOIS Audit Representative 1'itizn-nship Committee flUllll'lll'l'ClEll Key Club BORKOSKY, GERTRUDE MINNIE Secretary, 309, '36 Citizi-nsliip Committci- BOSLEY, LILLIAN NELL BOSSOW, DORIS MAXINE Girl Reserves SL-crctziry. 210, '37 Girl's Gym. Club Film-U Fifty-two E 'T CUM I EHCE IU E CLAS BOUCHARD, FRANCIS J. BRABOY, LOLA V. Secretary, 309, '37 Citizenship Cmuuiitlw Gi1'1's Gym. Club BRADEN, WANDA LEE Secretary. Hiking Club, 'Sb Secretary. 203 '36, '37 Girl's Gym. Club BRANDON, KATHLEEN AGNES President, 301, '33 Secretary, Eiiglisli Class. '37 Secretary, 301, '37 BREIHAN, LUCILLE MAE Commercial Key Club BRINKER, MARION Hiking Club President, 203. 'Sb Girl's Gym. Club BROWER, WILMA MARY Citizenship Cuniniittcc BRUCKI, ELIZABETH ROSE Hiking Club 1213 VYays :xml All-zuls Committee Girl Reserves BRUGGER. MYRTLE MILDRED CALANDRA, MARGARET FRANCES 1213 Receptinu Cmnmittcv Honor Society Commercial Key Club CAMPBELL. HARRIET E, Citizenship Couuuittco CAMPO, ANNA FRANCES CASEY, MARY CECILIA Type. Contest. '36 CEDAR, EVELYN JEAN Hiking Club CHOMIAK, SOPHIE Girl's Gym. Club Commercial KL-3' Club RE EILLE 1957 CICHON, DOROTHY MARIE President, Hiking Club, '36 Secretary, Hiking Club, '35 Treasurer, Honor Society, '36 CIECHANOWSKI, JULIA Commercial Key Club Girl Reserves CLOCK, MARVEL FRANCES COLTER, ROMAINE HELEN CONWELL, KATHERINE MARION CORTE, DORA PAULINE Secretary, Honor Society, '35- Chairman, Citizenship Committee Audit Representative CRIMANDO, PHYLLIS KATHRYN Commercial Key Club Dramatic Club I Reveille Representative CROXON, GERALDINE EMILY Secretary, English Class Commercial Key Club Girl Reserves CZISCHKE, ERNA Glee Club, '35, '36, '37 Commercial Key Club DAVEY, LEONARD VERN President, Hi-Y Club, '34, '35 Baseball, '35, '36, '37 Basketball, '35, '36, '37 DECKER, ALTA MAE DENNERT, MARY FRANCES ECK, HELEN E. Commercial Key Club EMERY, BEATRICE EILEEN Commercial Key Club Citizenship Committee Secretary, 212, '35 FALBO, ELEANOR LUCY Commercial Key Club Fifty-three Fifty-four A T COMMERCE Ill, E CL FETTERS, ELIZABETH MARIE Citizcuslmip Cuuuuittcc FISHER. MURIEL JOY Presirlcut. llmuv Rfmul. '57 FRADEL, ANNE ELIZABETH llli lflmwx' flllI1HlllIN'L' lflxzurumn i'rm1111c-rcial Km-y Flulr Girl -Rk'SL'1'Yl'S FRANZ, MYRTLE ELINORE Secretary. 10.2, '56, '37 Clitlzvnslup Cfruuulitivm' llunru' Sncivty FRASER, SARAH Commercial Kcy Kfluly GAIL, FLORENCE J. Commercial Key Clulm Uraulzltic Club Aurlit licp1'usu11t:1tix'c GARBARINO. NORMA M. f'rmm1urcizxl Kcy Clulu Cltizuusllip f'm1111mlttc1- GREER, DOLORES KATHLEEN Gmunmcrcial Kvy Clulr Drzuuzltic Cflulv HASTON. REBA LOUISE Girl Res:-rvcs llikiug Fluln Conuucrciznl Kvy Vlulu HAWK, HELEN ARLINE 12B Dues f'runmittcc Girl RQSQITQS HELDT, ELEANOR AMELIA Commercial Kny flulm HERTEL, HARRIET ANN ffrmuucrcinl Key fflulm HLAVACEK, ETHEL MARY IfitizLf11sl1ip ifmmuittcc Girl Reserves HODOR, ANNE MARGARET Hrmor Society Presiclc-nt, 304, '36 Prugrzun flll1lll'll1Zlll, .104 HOHF. MARJORIE EDITH 'l're:nsurcr, Girl Rn-svrvcs. '30, '37 HE EILLE 1957 HOOD, GLADYS IONA HRABOVSKY, MARGARET THERESE JOHNSON, RUTH ELEANOR KAZNOWSKI, JOAN MARIE Citizexisliip Cmuuiittsc Hiking Clulw Glen- Iflulm, '35 KETRY, DORIS IZB Muviv l'uum1ittee Citizenship Iluuiuittee Honor Srwcia-ty KING, LORRAINE B. Citizenship C'mmu11ittee Cliairman. liulln-tm Iiriarwl Vunuui 202 KIRSCH, SHIRLEY ELAINE Hommi' Society KNABE, NORMA L. COHlI1lE!'ClZll KL-y Club KOSSAK, AGNES MARGARET Commercial Key Iflulx 1213 Dues ISOIIIIIIIIISC I Chairman, Citizenship Committee KOURI, LAURA SADIE Dramatic Fluls Conlmcrcizil lim-y Club KOWALCZYK. LUCILLE CATHERINE Hmmm' Sucicty Reveille Stuff, '54, '35, '36 KROPP, HELENE E. L. Coiumercizil licy Clulv KUHA, HELEN MARGARET Citizensllip I'rmuuittce Girl Reserves Commercial Key Club LEONARD, MARY AGNES Girl Reservrs Vice-Presirlmxt, 310, '37 LEVANS, VERNA BELL Glen' Clulv Fifty-,five F i ft y-six T UUMMEHCE IU E CL LIEDKE, MARGARETTE .IACKOLINE IIUl'llL'I'llUlll Program Ccmimittee. 212 I'f1m1nn-rcizul Key Club LINDWALL, LESTER G. Sergemit-at-Arms. IZA Class Presiflellt. 302 LOSSIN, HARRIET CLARA LOVE, MURIEL Fitizcfiisliip Committee LUTFY, LOREICE Hiking Club MACKIE, JENNIE BOYD Girl Reserves MacPI-IERSON, AGNES M. Audit Representative Girl Reserves MALINCZAK, LEONA MARY llrmor Society Girl Reserves Vitizeiisliip Committee MASON, EMMA MARY Vitize-iisliip Committee MATHIAS. VIRGINIA Hiking Flulw MAY, MARGARET MARJORY MAYNARD, GEORGIE LEE xvICC'I,l'QiifIt'!llf, Girl Reserves, '36 Prilmlicity Agent, Girl Reserves Girls' Gym. fllElSS MCCLAIN, RAYMOND PATRICK Vic:--l'resicler1t, IZA Class Yicc-l'resiflc-lit. 12B Class Vzxptziiii, liaskctlwall, '36, '37 MCCUNE, SHIRLEY Iiliziirmzni, Fitizeusllip Cmiiiiiittee l':vn1mei'cial Key fllub MCINTIRE, BETTY MARIE Girl Reserves l':mm1v1'r:ial Kcy Flub Yiqc-l'rcsirlent. Girl Reserves. '56 i I S. BE EILLE 195 MERRITT, DOROTHY ELIZABETH Commercial Key Club MILLER, MELBA ANN Commercial Key f'lul1 MITSCHKE, MELVA LOUISE Cliairman, Social ifuliniiittee. Girl Reservvs Citizenship Cimuuittcc' MOECKEL, HULDA MARIE Hiking Club MORAWSKI, STELLA THERESSA Chairman. Citizcnsliip Umuuittec Commercial Key Club Library Staff MOTZ, DORIS GERALDINE Commeilcial Key Club 12B Reilwsllliicixt fummltlce Secretary. 204, 'SIL '37 NATONE, LUCILLE NEUWIRTH, FRANK President. IZB Class President, Cardinal Club, '36, '37 Basketball and Baseball. 330, '36 NICHOLS, DOROTHY ANNE Chairman. ffitizcnfliip Committee Audit RS1Wl'CSL'llIZltlX'Q O'CONNOR, D. LEO Cardinal Club Basketball. '36, '37 Baseball, '36 OLDANI, JOSEPHINE MARY Citizeusllip Oiiiiiiiittc-v OSIWALA, GENEVIEVE PADDOCK. THEL JEANETTE Honor Society Se-C-1'vt2l1'y. llmvmi' Rfmni Litlzcnslup llviiiiiiittvc PANTELIDES, ALEXANDRIA E. Tlikiugz Vluli Gii'l's Gym. Class PANZER, LORRAINE SeciAetn1'y.llu11m' Sunil-ty, '51 Se-crctrwy. 304 y-.wi Fifty-fight l COMMERCE Ill E UL PASCHKE, BETTY Vice-President. Honor Society, '37 Cl1Ell1'1'll2llI. English Class PATRON, SYLVIA ,-Xurlit Staff. '36, '37 Citizensliip Ccnnmittec Secretary, 302 PAWLOSKI, RICHARD VINCENT Czircliual Club liflslcetball, '36, '37 llzisketbzxll Committee, '36 PETRICK, AGNES MARIE POLBIT, RUTH EDITH Ilmmr Sflcivty Dramzitic Club POMINVILLE, RUTH GERTRUDE l'i'usirlc11t. 310. '37 Secretary. llrzmmtic Club. '35 fitizensliip Cmuniittec POMMARANKE. BEATRICE PRYZBYLOWSKI, HELEN ELIZABETH Hiking Club ll.-X Cmlor Cmiuiiittee PUGLIA, HELEN M. RADKE, LOUISE RAINER, JEAN C. Secretary. 12B Class Secitctarv, lZA Class Honor Society RANEY, HENRIETTA C. Commercial Key Club Citizenship Committee Tyi.-e. Contest, '36 REICH, EVELYN IVA Secretary, Honor Society, '37 l2l3 Reception Committee REICH, RUTH Vice-I'rc-siclcnt, Honor Society, '36 President. Tlramatic Club, '36 IZIZ Recclptimi Committee RIEDER, JOSEPHINE CATHERINE HE AEILLE IU57 RINI. PAULINE THERESA ROBINSON, ELLEN ELIZABETH Type. Cc1u1cSl. 'SG lilcc Fluli, '37 ROLUFFS, EDWARD CORNELIUS .v. .,, ,,, lli-X fllllb. 04, .v5 fitizviisliilx L'u1n111it1m'c ROMANZIN, ANNA f1'l1lll1'lEl'ClZll livy flnlw Ilikiug Flulm fitizciisliiii Cmmuittcc ROSS, MURIEL BETTY ROZEMA. HENRIETTA J. Glu- Flulv Vitizz-ilsliip Clwixliilittu- lyiw iimtn-at RUDNIK, LILLIAN DOLORES Girl ReQo1'YQs lliliing fluli SAPIELAK, SOPHIA SAWYER, HAROLD LLOYD farclinal Clulu llzirketlinll Tc-am Treasurer. IZA Class SCHENKEL, MARJORIE ELEANOR SCHERF, ELVERTA GRACE Secretary, Biology Flaws SCHMIDT, FRIEDA MARGARET SCHMIDT, MARION CAROL Girl Reserves IZIS Swczltcr Cmiinlittcn' SCI-INELL, BETSY MARIE 'l'rc-nsurer, 204 Girl Reserves SCHULMEYER, RUTH MARGARET l'rcsimlc-nt, llmior Sfuciuty, 'ju Pre-siilc-nt, 301, '30, '37 Amlit lin-pi'e-sc-11t:itix':: Fifty-nine Sixty 'T COMMERCE IU E CL SCHULZ, ELFREDA LOUISE Uonpr Society Chairman, Honor Society Bzmrluet Type. Contest, '36 SCHULZ, FLORENCE GLADYS Honor Society Hiking Club SEPECK, LILLIAN SELMA Citizenship Cmnniittec SNYDER. VERNA ROMELDA Glec Club, '36, '37 SPURGEON. ANGELA ALICE Commercigil Key Club IZA Nomination Committee STRACHAM, MURIEL RUTH Girl Reserves Citizenship Cuniniittee STRATING, JANET IZA Color Committee STRAUB, PHYLLIS MARIE l2B Theater Ccnmnittec Commercial Key Club Cbairman. Citizenship cjllllllilltflf' SZYMANSKI, RUTH R. Commercial Key Club Type Contest TILCH, MATHILDA BEATRICE Commercial Key Club Hiking Club TURNER, VIVIAN EVELYN ULRICH. ANN MARIE Presidenf. Home Rormi. '3G. '37 Honor Society Ciuzenslup Crwnnnittce VALENTINO, JOSEPHINE M. Glee Club fl0lHTTlCI'ClZll Key Club VAN ASSCHE, CLARE MARY President, Drzunzltic Clulv. '36 Auditor. IZA Class Treasurer. IImwr Society. ,SG VANN, MARIE HENRIETTA Seqretary. Home Rmnn ClIlZCYlSlll4D Cfwmmittec COllIITlCl'ClZll lxey Kllull l-i-RE EILLE 1957 VENZUCH, MARTHA VERONICA 1'rm1mereial Key Club Fitizeiisliip Comnuttee VORMELKER, SHIRLEY VIOLA Presiileut, 309, 136, '37 Glee Club Vitizensliip Committee VOSS, RUTH DOROTHY WAGG, MARCIA ANN WAGNER, DOROTHY LORRAINE Crmimcrcizll Key Club WEBBER, MARY ALBERTA WEHMING, MARGARET MARY WEIDENBACH, LUELLA ELIZABETH Glu' Club WEINHARDT. MARY KATHERINE Ilonrmr Society Citizenship Committee INELLING, DORIS JANE Presiilent. 202, '37 Ccmmiercizll Key Club 1213 Sweater Cmuniittec ' WENDT, ELAINE MARGUERITE I,l'CSiflC'Ilt, Girl Reserves, '36, '37 1'1'esident, Honor Society, '36 Secretziry, 201 WENTZEL, BERTHA E. Yice-Presiclent, 201. '37 Citizensliip Comniittee WENTZEL, ZITA A. lilrznnatic Club l'mmunerciz1l Key Club Citizenship Committee WILKE, ELEANOR HENRIETTA WILSON, ELEANOR ARVILLA 1213 Refreshment Comiuittee Sixty-one EAST U Sixty-t1z'0 ERUE IU E CL SS WINTERHOLLER, FRIEDA Citizenship Committee WO LVERTO N, RALPH HUGH President. 12A Class Baseball, '36 Senior Play WRIGHT, BETTY J. YEARDLEY, E. ALAN YOUNG, BETTY JANE ClOlNl11CYClEll Key Club YOUNG, DOLORES CECELIA Honor Society Secretary. 3Q1, '37 fitizenship Committee BYLO, OLGA STALEY, CHRISTINE IIEVEILLE H157 Second RoWfI.ICHX.fXRID IJ,XX'IiX' ISLQI.-:Ir4.X111xNr. IIARULI1 QXXYYIIK ITN, I RAYMOND lId'I.,'XIN IX'icc-I'1'1-sm. I,I'1S'IAI'IIQ I.IXIJXX'AI.I. 45411.-:Il-,X11ufI. XI I II XXUI X I RIUY II'1'wB IIQXX First ROW--l'I..X 1: Ii xnxx ,xssvu 141 IIxwm.,1 1. RI . ' ' . '41 I RIXIXICR qsem. Second Row-fRI'SSICI.I. IQLICIN f'I':Q-:I-.J, ICX ICICI' 'IOIIXSUX lI'w-I I XXX IiI'.Xf !'. I.,X I'IlXlSI'.X fhvggt.-:IT-.X1111aI. IIIUNI.X5 I.XX.XIIO lN'Qt,-:Ir-Xxnxv First RoWfX'IIlllINI.X I I'1S'I'I'IR ISI'-xv,1lK.Xl'IiS1'I1I'L'II.XllIJ r'I'n4 I I'I'X'IkIQI X' U If I-11 I ICN LX ics'-I'1'L-x. J, I2-X IIFFICERS I2-B UFFIIIEIIS y-th P1 A I N Today the rain is fierce and cruel and wild, 'Tis Mother Natures problem child. It beats upon the helpless land, Bringing grief on every hand, Causing floods with loss of life, Untold suffering, toil and strife. The rain is cold on autumn days. It falls as a drizzling misty haze- Seeming the very soul to chill And all the lovely flowers to kill. It makes the World seem dull and drear, Devoid of happiness and cheer. The rain is gentle in the spring, Upon the old earth pattering With a light caressing touch- Not too little-not too much, Nourishing the plants and flowers That beautify this land of ours. These varied forms the rain possesses, And in each one a mood expresses, As does a woman, at any age, Exert a womanfs privilege, - To change her mind and mood at will, Remaining the same person still. -BIARY RICHARDSON Sixty-four El HEHVHIES 1. - , , 1-.,4flA-rf ' L ,j4. I- . Fourth Row ILE-ft tO right!-l.l'LIII.LE KOXYAIAYYIQ, ALICE PERENY, ANN IIINIJINC ANNE POSS. HOPE THOMPSON, MAX ANSIIAVGH, JENNIE SHAAB, ELLA SARROCK SARAH CRIBIANIJO, Third Row-DOROTHY XVAGGONER, ESTHER SIMPSON. INIOGENE BELL. SOLVEIG KOLTVEDT, MAVRINE JACOBY, IJOROTHY BENTLEY, HOXVARIJ JONES, LENA SITRIN. Second Row--DOROTHY PEN'l'ECOST, BERNARD XYEISBERG. ISABELLE FILLINGHAM VIRGINIA DACHOFF, LOIS BAUER, ELEANOR JOHNSON, ELIZABETH LARAIN. First ROWARALPH LEE, EIIGENIA KRASNOXYSKI, ANN MERCER, JACK GROSJEAN ENIOGENE FRAZEE. FI-IARLES XYEEKS. BEVEILLE STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF Activities Editors Feature Editors DOROTHY WAGGONER ALICE PERENY EMOGENE FRAZEE ANN HINDING LENA SITRIN East Commerce Editors Snapshot Editors DOROTHY PHELPS ANNE POSSE IMOGENE BELL ESTHER SIMPSON SARAII CRIMANDO Girls' Sports Editors LUCILLE KOWALCYZK L015 BAUER Boys' Sports Editors ELEANOR JOHNSON DANIEL RASKIN H.ARRY PIERCE Senior Historians January June LENORE LITKE JENNIE SHAAB ARVILLA BALDWIN ELIZABETH LARAIN BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Auditor EUGENIA KRASNOXXVSKI VIRGINIA DACHOFF Advertising Manager Sales Manager ISABELLE FILLINGIIAM MAIIRINE JACOBY Assistant Advertising Manager Super-Salesmen ELLA GARROCK MAX ANSBAUGH Stay' Artists JACK GROSIEAN HOXVARD JONES ANNE MERCER CHARLES WEEKS RAY YEAGER Assistant Auditors DOROTHY BENTLEY SOLVEIG KOLTVEDT BERNARD WEISBERG VALERIE COOMBES HELEN PANARETOS DOROTHY PENTECOST HOPE THOMPSON FACULTY ADVISORS General Advisor ----- MISS MILDRED L. NIORCE Literary Advisor ---- MISS MARION WALKER East Commerce Advisor MISS MILDRED L. CASH Business Advisor - - MR. C, 0, WEITMER Sixty-six Fourth Rowffl ,eft tO RightjfIIAZEL BRFNK. ANN IIINIJ LILLIAN NEAGLE, HENRIETTA RANEY, LOIS BAUER, MAR LUCKOVV, ALICE LOUGH, OLGA HYDUK. ING. XYANIJA STANISZEXYSKI, GARET IXOJNOXVSKI, IIANNAH Third Row-ESTHER SHANLIAN, OLIVER THERRIEN, Q HATTIE PRUSE, XVALLACE KEITH, STANEY LUTZ ELEANOR JOHNSON, EDNA GROSS. Second Row-BERNICE VVOLF, RUTH PLANTIER, MILDREI? REBEKA, ELEANOR HAJ- DUK, RUTH SERNIJINGER, BETTY ELAN, MARY JANE TOBIN, XVILMA HILPER F. First ROwfMITCHELL KULIK, R. C, XVILSON, DANIEL RA CLOTIIIER. CLIFTON BUSLIPP, NVOODY IACOMBE. Editors-in-Chief LEASLOTTE BRENIG, '36 BILL ROMAIN, '37 News Editors RUTH PLANTIER, '36 STANLEY LUTZ, '37 Assistant News Editors MILDRED REBEKA, '36 MARY JANE TOBIN. '37 ESTHER SIIANLIAN, '37 Girls' Sports Editors LOIS BAUER, '36 ALICE LOUGH, '37 Assistant Girls' Sports ELEANOR JOHNSON, '36 OLGA HYDUK, '37 Boys' Sports Editors MITCHELL KULIK, '36 NELSON CLOTHIER. '37 AUDIT STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF :lssistant Boys' Sports Editors R. C. WILSON, '36 NELSO'N CLOTHIER, '36 WOODY LACOMRE, '37 OLIVER THERRIEN, '37 Special Writers MARY JANE RITZENHEIINI, HATTIE PRUSE, '37 MLLDRED REBEKA, '36 DANIEL RASKIN, '37 ANN HINDING, '37 BETTY MOLLING, '37 '37 Editorial Editors HATTIE PRUSE, '36 Editors HANNAH LUQKOW, '37 Editorial Assistants WANDA STANISZEWSKI, '36 SYLVIA PATRON, '36 WILMA HIT.PERT, '37 BERNICE WOLF, '37 BUSINESS STAFF Commerce Business Manager - - - Ciculation Illanagers - - Advertising Manager ---- Eas t Commerce Advertising Manager - ' FACULTY ADVISERS LEON ROSE, ILENE KATZ, SKIN. BILL ROBIAIN. NELSON Feature Editors DONALD BROLILEY, '36 LILLIAN NEAGI.E, '37 Exchange Editors ELEANORE MARTIN, '36 BETTY ELAN, '37 East Commerce News Editors BOB JAKUBIAK, '36 HAZEL BRUNK, '37 East Commerce Assistant News Editors HAZEL BRUNK, '36 HOPE LINDBORG, '37 FRED ELZERMAN, '37 East Commerce Sports Editors EVERT JOHNSON, '36 WALLACE KEITII, '37 East Commerce Assistant Sports Editor LEON ROSE, '37 - EDNA GROSS HARRY PAVLIC JACK BOEBERITZ MARTY WILI.LXMS CLIFTON BUSLEPP Commerce ---- MISS RUTH BROWNE East Commerce - - MISS MABLLLE HILDEBRANDT Business ---- - MISS HANNAH DWYER East Commerce Business - - MR. LYNN ZWICKEY Sixty-seven IANLIAIW SENIUH PLAYS E. STANISCH O. THISRRIEN M. Hor.r,ERLfn J. SKIMIN C Moxsme H, joan-:s S. LUTZ THE TRYSTING PLACE .el One Act Comedy BY BOOTH TARKINGTON Was presented by the Commerce January IZA Class January 21, 1937 N. WAGC A.LEwANDowsK1 R. MCCT..AIN R,WoLv13RTox W Pun C. FRY12 F. AUBERMANN B. BR1sKEy A. BENA P LAX AILEX Six! 3'-rig 111 G. MITCHELI. HIUNIOR SEES IT THROUGH .-1 Thrcf' Act Comtdy BY HERBERT L. 31CXVARY Was presented by the East Commerce january IZA Class january 22, 1937 ILINE SENIOR PLAYS I. FILLIXGHABI G. MET R. Y.u.I2xT1z D. MAUCR D. BRuM1.1iY J. COT1-7 Y. SVLLIVAN C. UTECHT H. PR1'sx-3 R. Ymrsxan fNot in pictureU XRD Cl'RTlS ' j, Wolrl-1 L. KXX'.1.RTlJXX'If'Z B. Kusrxs H. Pujxcm EVERYBODY'S CRAZY .-1 Three Aft Comedy BY JAY TOBIAS Was presented by the Commerce june IZA Class June 4, 1937 H. SAWYER J. STRUINI: B. Yutxcz A. Mc'Pm:Rsox R. Mc'C1.A1x L. BR.-XBOY R. XVOIXIERTUN W. Hmmgx L. IJAx'1zx' M. Mlm.:-1R DRUMS OF DEATH A Mystery Play By HOWARD REED Was presented by the East Commerce June IZA Class May 6 and 7, 1937 Sixty-nine .i THE ADMETUS CLUB Fourth Row--fI.eIt tu RigI1tJfIIARRIIiT BARON, MARGARICT IJOYLIC. RITA STOFF. KATII- ICRINI5 BRKLACICII. MARY IQALATA. ESTIIICR ZONDICR. III-1I.ICNI'I PYDYNSKI. ALICE I.OI'GI-I. III-INNY KOSINS, JOSISPI-IINIC SIMONIQTTA. Third RowfIDOROTHY KlfFSTI2R. I.II.I,IAN NICAGLIC. FAY FISIII-IR. MARY JANI-I 4'I'R- RAN, DAVID I-IiIROXYITZ. MII.DRIiIJ IiRI'I.I.. IIANNAII I.I'l'IiOXY, IZIZRNICI-1 IIRABONZ. ICIJNA TROST. MARY RAKOXYSKA. Second Row-MARTHA LENTZ. III'II,IiN MRI'GAI.SIiI. IIICLICN DOVVNING. RI'TII ZIGEL, LILLIAN CARROLL, FYFLYN ISLARIQ CSI-c.. 'SOL ICI.I'IAS-IC IIl'N'I'IiR. RUTH SLEMMONS. MARY VVAYNICK. RUTH SCHNEIDER. MARIE POI'I.OS. First Row-GEORGE YAN CAMP, FRANCES XYIIITIC. MARGl'ICRI'I'IC FORNET. ANNA l VN'IiINSHI:ILBAI'M CYice-Pres., '37b. I-IENRIICTTA TIIOMPSON fI'rcs,, 'STL RIIOIJA GEORGE fTreas., '36, '37J. DOROTHY BFRG ISQ-C.. 1279, IIARRIIET OLSON, DORIS IIROVVN, JOHN FRANK CPres., f36D. Evelyn I2EIl1Cll6l'IlI9I'gCI' IYice-Pres.. ISIN. Agnes Aflzxms, Dmrutlxy f'I:n'k, I r:mccs Clzxymnu, I'lummm Culeumn, I4la Daskiexxicz, Isabelle Filllugllrlm. Ann Ilimling. lIrm':I1'fI King. Riclmrrl King. If4litl1 Living- 1 fum, Stzmlcy Lutz, Rarlnara Peters. Rita Pznqm-ttc. Glzulys Riclmxzm. 'I'lu-rcszz Ritzu, Irene Walters, Jacque- Iluc VVilsoxx. Fl01'eucc Zuyus. Fourth Row-fI,eft tu Rigl1tHfDOROTIIY MII.I.ICR. I,II.I,lAN GRICICNIIICRG. INICZ KINGS- IICRY, ELLA ,IOI-I, MARY RICHARDSON. VIRGINIA I'IN'l'O. NORMA TIIITIS, EMMA IVACFI-IINI. Third Row---VIOLET STANOVICII, FRANCIS I'ICARf'I-I, GICORGALINIC KING CYIQQ-I'rcs., 2263. IQICATRICE LEVINE, DOROTHY RORYAN IVICQ-I'rL-s.. 2271. VIRGINIA RICINKIC. IOSANNE RIISSIELI, CSec., ,36j, FLORENCE FRIIEIJMAN CI'1'cs., 2302, ,IICNNIIC SIIAAII 1'I'rczIs,. '57J, SICLMA VVICINER. Second Row-CARRIE GOODVYIN. TII.I.IIC I-'ICINIILOOIXI ISI-c., 2375, IXIARTIIA LICNTZ fP1'es., '.!7l. PIIYLLIS COSGROVE, MAY COSIXIOLA, DOROTIIY I'I'I'I'RIl'li, I'II,IZAIiIi'I'II LARAIN i'I'rcz1s,, ISM, MAMIE KALLAN. RL'TII IIARTVVIG. MARY McSI'ICAR. First Row-ELZORA MASSEY, DORIS ISROVYN, SIIIRLICY CLARK, GICRMAINIC SICQVIN. PATRICIA FALLAHAN, RIQNA RICLLI2 DII'l'I'RII'II, MARY AIANIC GAII., ICLICANOR GROYI-I, RIITII SLEMMONS. MILDRICD I'RI'II'II, RI I'II RRAIIQICR, SOI'IIIIi 'l'AI,KA. Sevmzt y THE DRAMATICS CLUB Fourth Row-A-CLnft to Right?---HELEN PANARETOS, THERESA PRIBIO. KIADELINE SARL RITA STOIFF, NANCY DAVIDSON, LILLIAN YALIAN, EULALLIA GRIFFITII. PATRICIA IIARDY, BIOLLY KATCHER. IIEBE GOLDSTONE. SYLYIA IILRNSTEIN. Third Row+ANN IIINDING. EDXA GROSS. NADELINE XYATKINS. DOROTHY BIAIER. EDITH DELYER, INA TOBIBIENY, HELENE IIOVVARD. ANNE LOSS, IDOLENE IIARANOFF. LENA SITRIN. Second RowfNED CURTIS. DOROTHY IIORYAN. IEETTY JEAN NIIRALLES. BIILDRED REBECCA, YALERIE COORIRES, ILENE IQATZ. CONSTANCE ROBSON. KATHERINE DAXY- SON, MODELL COPE. DOROTHY PETRICIQ. DANIEL RASKIN, First Row4SAIXI ZIFF, NILDRED ANDRE. IIEATRIUE LEIIEN C'I'rezxs.1. ISAIEELLE I-'IL' LINGHAM CP1'es.3, LILLTAIN NEAGLE CYice-I'rcs.J, I-IANNAH LLCIQOVV. MARY IIATRONTE CSE-EJ. ILA AIKEN, CHARLES CATT. Rita Amtsky. Maxine Campbell. Katlicrine Denvzm. Audrey llunoglim-. Erlna Graff. Ezlnzx limvc. Mal-lc Ilnllerucl. jnculm Kofemlcr, Edith I.ix'ingstrm, Rita Paquette, I,lJI'I'III'IlLA Pigwm. Lnttie Sclmfer. Shirley Sim-mu. juscpliiiic Suarez, Bcity XYiIli:mis, YYiIIium Zlotek. ' Gfyu. RESERVES Fourth Rowfflmft to Rigflltl-f'A'I'III'IRINl': ARETAIQIS, AIAIUIARET IJUYLIC. YIRGINIA ,ll'RKEXYITZ. ALIFE LOLGII. ALICE DONEY. DOROTIIY PETRILTIQ, EDNA TRUST, HELEN VI'I'NDER, NELLI E FAIRCHILD, ALICE PERENY. Third Row4DOROTHY RAUFF. MARY VANCE, RUTII MAVKIE, RTTA STOGLION, RUTH PLANTIER. MARY SNAIAR. VIRGINIA RAFKVVITZ. MARGARET CARRUTIIERS, MARX l EL'AY. XYILBIA MARTZ. Second Row--MARY JANE SKIAIIN, IIELICN POIILOD, AIILIVJREIJ PRPICIT, IXIARIOX XYEIDMAN, RENA BELLE DIETRIFII, SHIRLEY LANGLOIS, TIIERESA DTSSE, KATHRYN LEE, ADA PARTRIDGE, PAVLINE IIRATA. First Row4LUl'ILLE IIl'TLER, JOSEPHINE BRANDIS CIntci'-club Council Repj, TNA TOM- NIENY lSec,, '36, 1273. JUNE ROSE QI'1'cs.. 'STL BETTY JEAN HIRALLEF CTV:-as., I36g Vice-P1-4-EH 1173, I-IELEN CZARNIK fTrezIs.. '37U. EDITH DELYER. IRENE KLEBIMER. Ilelen Xlachek fI'i'cs., '361, June Ruse LVicc-Pres., '36J. Seventy-one 7 1 ' 1 4 X ISN 1 Aj- . X W W .YY C. A. A. Fourth Row-ffl.:-fl lu Riglitlf Illil.lCNl'1 VYIJYNSKI. CILURIA MIST. LURRAINIC IHCRHICR- SON, IJURUTHY Iil'IiS'l'ICR. SAIJIIC IJICRIHCRIAN. SIIIRLICY FRASER, Bl'1'l l'Y INNICS. lii.I.I'IN HEXYSON. l.lLl.I,'XN SINl'I.AIR, MARY ANN SA'l l'I.l:IR. jUSlCI'IIINl7 SlMUNIC'l'TA. Third Rowll.O'l I'IlC XYISNEXYSIQI. KA'l'HI'1RINl'1 McIll'illI. i'HARl,U'l I'lC L I'lii'II'IA. lRICNli Sl'lRUXYIl'Z. TIl.I.Il-I I-'lCINRI.OOM. ,UCAN RUSS. IHX'l'RIl'I.X PAYNIZ. MARG.XRli'1' Ml'l'l'lIIi- NALI.. MARY li.-Xl..X'l'A. HETTY MOLLINC. PlIYI.I.IS Mc1'HlCRSON, Second RowfHICl.l'1N S'I'ANIiII'INX'llCZ. Ell.lCl'IN l'liARl'Ii, IJHRUTHY S'l'l'YlC. Fl.lZ.XlZlf'I'll . . ,, Y ., Y. . .. v. , ,..,.. v , -. . . MAR VIN, I5l'.1 I'X SLORI4.. 4l.E.u.I.A LAX RRTX. IDURIS ,ll DMJN. l:I.l'..XNUlr 05101-In Ml Rll-,I. HERNAN. IXIADELI N IC XVATKINS. First ROWfE1.Sll'l l'l,lflNllNG. IRICNIC HARIJNN. ,Il'NlC JOHNSON CSQC.. 'Str 'ATL Il'l.lA VNS- XYORTH C'I'rcas.. '31-, 'STL IRENE IIARORKA fl'rvs.. 'STL l.lC'l'l'I'lA BRIHIZS fl'i'cs.. 'Sink lCl,Y.X UGILYIIQ lYice-l'rc-.. 'STL ANN liOR'l'AK. I3lf'l I'Y KELLAN. lla-len Hzilazs IYCL--l'l'1-w.. 1571. l.illi:m Heck. .Xlicv I-'zu-ms, l'z11iiL'izi Fursytll. vluscwliiiw Gill. Saw! lily. ll l Cllaruttc lzxculry. fixxcmlulyu Kinder. Mzlrtlm L4-htz. lbmwtliy Maier, Mary Riclizirmlwn. llnmwvtlly Szilzmzm. 1 lieity Sutcli. lmttic' SCl1ZllL'!'. Mary 'limi' Skim 11. Yictmizl Srauulis, I-n-tty Staten. Mary Telmlix. KK YY C CLUB Third Row--KIA-ft in Rig'htlfIJAYIIJ l.l2lBOXYl'l'Z. RAY NYARNICR 4'l'rv:ns.. ISM. JOE l'UI.l.0N. STANLICY l'ACHl.A. JICRRY MncI1UN.XI.lJ. JERRY XYOI.FIi. MAN ANSRAl'flIl, Second Rowf--JAVOR KOFICNIJIGR, HARRY I'llCRi'lC. UANIICI. RASKIN. SAM Zllflf. Ml'I'i'II- liI.I. Kl'I.lK. RUSS MQINNES. MR. XYOOD. First Row f-ROI! SIIICFIHAN 45m-v., fltn. RAY YICAGI-IR 1l'rL-N.. 'Mug Sgt, an Arun. 'STL XYUUIIY l.aFUMlEl'f IYice-Pres.. 1571. JAMES SVRIMICNTI 4Yicc-Pres.. 'Mc P11-s.. 'STL NICTSUN f'l'.O'l'lIllCR CSQC.. 371. l.lzSl.ll'. llIzAlH fire-us.. MJ. l'RANlx l 0l,ll ifwxt, :ll Arnie, 'SUM Hillir- Asteriuu. PlHlHHlt'I' llvlelllzixx. .lulm llwsscttini. l.imlcll 4'wiil'11-iw. lfxlgzu' llinlciilwnl. liill ilillwrt. XYzilIcl' MuHi'cgor. hlzmws Ugilvie. l'l:u'r3' l':u'lic. ,lim Slcimiu, l Seventy-Iwo GI RLS' GLEE CLUB Fourth RowYiLeft to Righti--ALICE DIKRANIAN. TIIELMA CARMACK. IXESSI I'IIELI'S. ,II'NE RENVIILER. NANCY DAYIDSON, PATRICIA HARDY. YIOLET NAKASKIAN, MARY PETROVVSKY. RITA STOFF. LIRTSY RITTE. MONICA GOLDEN. MARY IRXYIN. El.IZAIiE'I'II MENTH. Third Row'-fELEANOR BLOCK. MILDRED ROMAN. EMILIE VVARD. IIELEN SIGMAR. LI'l'ILLE GAVDREAI7, CORINE MILES, ISABELLE FILLINGIIAM CPres.J. LOUISE DOVR- IALIAN. FRANFIS XYILSON. FLAVIA TAYLOR. MARY DENT. DOROTIIY TOSOONIAN. Second Row---MISS NILES Qlliri-ctovl. MARION I'NIIOLD f'I'reas.H, YIOLET ROBERTS. FRANCES VLAYMAN. MILDRED REBECCA, JOSEPIIINE ONLISRA, EMMAJEAN NYOLIFE, MARIAN ZYXVOTRO. DOROTHY STRINGER. MRS. XYALISRIDCE CPianistD. First Row- ELEANOR IQILLESPIIC. ROSE BARTON. HERE GOLDSTONE CPres.5. DOROTHY RORYAN. FHRISTINA CARRVTIIERS. DOROTHY I'E'I'RICK QSECJ. YIOLET RIIZIKTII QYicc:4 P1'cs.J. ELEANOR XYIERZCI-IOXYSKI. RUTH BRAIKER. M- 4 - :AP I 15 3' . gi 'S Tl f'1 ARI . Q I YQ 5' IJ I Y BAND I , ,Iv f, ,J . .A ,Y W LN Fifth Row- -QLeft wIRigl1tJfX'IRGlNIA ROLODZIEPIQI. MILDRED PRPICH. MARY HUT'- NEK. MARIE HANIL'li. HAROLD SMITH. RALPII NEFF. RICHARD XVILSON. RAYMOND RALAIR. KENNETH ANDERSON, OLGA MAYE. GERTRI'DE TERRY, ES'I'ELLA PEVYNA. IEERNICE ALLARD. HEINZ TOENSFELUT. Fourth Row- MIITIIAEL KISH. PATRICIA PAYNE. MARIE SCHNEIDER. MARY GOLD. IRICNE RI'RYS. BETTY NELSON. MARION NVEIIJMAN. MAGDELINE KOLAK. GEORGALTNE DOROTIIY RERG. ALFREDA BIESIADEFKI. CAROL NYINKLER. IIERTHA IZERU. SAM Third Row---JOE MOSES. SIIIRLEY MUELLER. NORMA MORTON. CLARA TOTZKE. EYE- LYN TALAN. ARTIIVR ITONNELLY. FELIN IXIQIIROOM, CHESTER STAXYSKI, C'III-ISTER STANIEU. GLENN SEIDMAN. BERNARD STEYENSON. ROBERT SANROYICII, IJONALIJ HI'TZ, HENRY YORK. LAURA CARLUCCIO. Second Row ADELE 'I'RI'SZI-QOXYSRI. HELEN ERII-1R'l'. ISAIZELLE GOODMAN. LTLLTAX PEROS, YIRCDINIA SVLLIYAN. LORRAINE HARPER. RITA SCAGLION. RI'TII CASHMAN. ALIVE DONEY. ,IENNII-1 SIIAAI5. DOROTHY SALZMAN. First Row- -NYILLIAM SODERSTROM. t'LARENL'E STAMPS. IRYING XYEISBVRU. CECIL TAYI.OR. ,IOIIN I5I'LLOLIIi, XYILLIAM STURLEY. Sez'enty-three EAST COMMERCE HONOR SOCIETY Second Row DOROTHY VIVIION f'I'11-rn.. fini. Rl l'II SIIARVIC ISwsu.-:.1'.X1A111Q'I, 1'IYI:1I.Y.N RIiIl'II IS:-c.. 'STL SARAH VRIMANDO I'l'1'4-nf.. '37, First Row-ICLAINIC XYIQNDT i1'x'n-Q.. 'SML MARY ,IANIC RI'I'ZICNIII'IIN Il'n-f.. 'RTL LORRATNF IHXNZICR ISLAQ.. Him. I-'RANK AUIEICRMANN. ALMA AI'TIIIIiR. IlICYIiRI.Y IZICICKDAN. IMOKZICNIC IIICLL. AIINIQS IGOIILIC. MARGARICT CSALANDRA, FRANVICS VAMARDA. MAISIIC l'IIRIS'I'IIC. DOROTIIY CI- l'IION. MARIIC VORKI-I. BERNICIC COSTICLI.O. DORA C'ORTIi, MAOARICT l'ROllIiE'l 1', FIIRIS- TINI-I DIt'IiIiNIIROL'Ii. DOROTHY DIN. LAI'RA DOI,AN. FRICD ICIJICRMAN. NORMA ICRIVR- SON. MARY FAHNER. JEAN FITRGLSON. FLORICNVIC I IIiYIC'I'. FRANVICS FLOYD, MYRTLE I'IxANL. RIl'A I'IxAlI'1NI. IOS IILARX, MARIIC GIIICSQVIRIC. Rl l'II IDLASICR. IVNIC IIAM- MON, IQYA HILDEIIRANDT. ANNE IIODOR. ICYICLYN IIASSIC. DORIS IQICTRY. SIIIRLICY RIRSVII. LVCILLI2 KOXYALCZYK. DORIS RRASRA. ICLICANOR IQRITQIQR. ICLICANORIC RRI'- ZIQXYSKI. IIICLEN LANDIS. IYIRAISE LAXYRIZNVIC. ANNA LANG. LOI'ISIi I.vI'I'RICAl'N. FATH- IQRINIC LI'f'IDO. LI-IONA MALINFZAK. ROSICMARY MANLICY. I'AI'I.INIC MARVIIAM. WIICAN ML-NAY. STI'ILLA MORAXYSKI. JI-QSSIC MOORE. MARIIC NASII. ISAIlICI.I.IC ORICN, FATIIICRINIT OI C'IiARSRI. ITTHEL PADDOl R, TCARIIARA I'AI!I.Of'IQIi. LORRAINIC VANZICR. IIICTTY I'.-XSVIIRIC. DORIS Pl-'Ii1LSTIl'KIfR. DOROTIIY I'IIICLI'S, DORIS I'I.AI'IC, RI I'II VOLRIT, DOROTHY POMINYILLIT. RICHARD PAXYLOXVSIQI. LILLIAN VRIICIEIC. ,IICAN RAINICR. Rl'TH RICIVII. GRACE Sf'HI'C'IL-XRD. RVTII SC'IlI'I.MI'lYICR. ICI.I RICIJA SI'IIl'LZ. FLORI-INCIC Sl'III'I.Z. ANNIE SLAZINSKI. MARIIC SIICDICI.. MARIIC SMITII. I.II.LIAN SOVNART. SARAII SI'II.IiNO. ROSINA STRUSSIONF. FRANVICS SYYICRSON. ANN l'LRIi'II, S'I'IiI'IIANIA TRAKA. VLARA YAN ASSFHIE. AIAMES YYALLIS. MARY XYICINIIARDT. ICLAINI-I VI'ICNIJT. LII.I.IAN XYICNKIICR. ICDNA XYIENTZICL. DOROTHY YICR, DOLORICS YOVNO. ICI.IZAI4Ii'l'II ZIiIIAI.l'Ii. RI'SSICI.L ZIIQLFSCH. EAST COMMERCE HIKING CLUB MARY IIAVH II'res.. 1573. XYANDA RRADIEN CSL-Q.. 'SUM IIICLICN SMITII KYIQI--I'1'os.. 1473, LOIS DORIAN C'I'1'eus.,'371, YIRGINIA ANDICRSON ISL-Q.. '.!7I, DOROTIIY l'IC'IION CI'rI-R.. 1565. MARION ALLINIDTON, LILLIAN ROCK. IiIiYI'lRI,Y ISICICIQAN. MARY HOIQAART. MARION IZRINRICR. DOROTHY IZFRGESS, I3lLI7IAI3Ii'l'II IIRIIITIQI, ALIIINA DORAZIO, IVRANVIS ICNC- LAND.,II'1AN I I'lRGI,'SON. EILEICN I l'LI.ICR. RI I'II CILASICR. IIICI.IiNICflROI2SI4IH'Ii. MILDRICD IQAYAYA. IIICTTY IQLICINERT. PEARL KRl'lII'IIINGI'IR. .IICANIC'I I'Ii IJCXYANIJOVVSIQI. CLARA LIICTZ. I'AI'LINIi MARCIIAM. HITLDA MOICI'IiI'1L. llI'1NICYII'1YIC MONVICL, MARIIC NASH, I'ATIIICRINIi OIVFIIARSKI. GICRTRI'DIi OZARR. IIICLICN I'OI'OX'Il'II. AII'I.Ii POST, LILLIAN PRIICISIC. .IL'NIC RICICD. ANNA ROMAZIN. VIRGINIA Sl'III'L'I'Ii. I I,ORICNC'I'I SITIIULZ, BAR- IEARA SIIICRMAN. RI-1'I'TY SMITH. I.ILI.IAN SOI'NAR'I'. MARIIC YANNA'I I'I'fR. VICRNICLL X'OICI.IiICR. DOROTIIY YOSS. FRANVICS XYOOIJ. I.ORI'1'l I'A XX'ROI2I,ICXYSIiI, TROAS ZICI'I'IiR. f l'f'71Ij'-AIUIH' C CLUB Third Row ARBIAND SICIEASTIAN, BIARLYNN BANDLOXY. NYALLAVIC KICITIL RICHARD Y IAIYLOXYSIQI. SERENO I!A'I'TISTON. Second Row-ROBERT ZICISLER. JOHN STANOJEY, ICARI. XYILT. RAI.I'Ii NYOLYERTON. HAROLD SAXYYER. AIR. CLARK CCOQCIID, First Row LEONARD DAYICY, EYICRT VIOHNSON. FRANK NEIAYIRTII. RAYMOND Mc- LLAIN. l.IzO OQONNOR. ROIiI',Rl' bRALI'.X. GICORGIC NIITCHICLI. QS:-u., 1365. ICDXYIN SAXVYICR f'I'1'vzxs,, 'AOL AIARLAND BANDLOXY. SICRICNO I!A'l'TISTON. ROIIICRT FRALICY, XVALLACIC KICITII, LEO OTONNICR, RICHARD PAXYLOXYSKI. LFON ROSIC. JAMES RYAN. HAROLD SAXYYICR. ARAIAND SICRASTIAN. JOHN STANOJICY. ICARL XYILT. RALPH XYOLYICRTON, RORICRT ZICISLER. From Left to Rightf GICORGIIC LEE XIAYNARD iYiuc-I'1'n-s.J. RUTH FRICDIC CRing C'Imm.I. BIARIOR I If IIOFT CTV:-zns,I. PHYLLIS R LOYSKI IIHIQI'-ISIIIII RSUIIIICII Chmn.J. RITA FRATTINI CSec.J, ICLAI N IC XYENDT fI'l1-5.5 EAST COMMERCE GIRL RESERVES AIARIIC ALICNANDICR. DOROTHY ANDICRSON. MARION ANN1S.IRIiNI'. IilzN'I'I.E,IIiXYSIiI ANNA IiI.Al'I'IT. ELAINIC IZOEHM, SOPHIIC IIODYANI. DORIS BOSSOXY, MARY BRI-ITZ A IiIiATRll'IC IBRISKICY. I'AI'LINIC CANTRICLII, GIVEN CHARLAN. FRANCES FISINSKI. ETIIICL CLARK. IZICRNIFIC COSTICLLO, ELEANOR FORBES, YIRGINIA FRIEIJRIVII, CORRINE FRYIC YIRGINIA I l'LLI'IR. JOY GICRAY, DORIS HALL, RERA HASTON, RITA HICYAIICS. MARAIORII' HOHF. DOROTHY HOOD. IIIADELINIC KICICNEY, DOROTHY JUDD, PHYLLIS IQLOYSKI HILDA l.:xl I.I'Il'R. PATRICIA LQVALLICY. ,IICANIE NALTKIIC, AGNES NIQPHICRSON. LICONA BIALINVZAIQI IIICLICNIC NIATZANKE. ,IICAN NIQNAY. BIICLYA NIlTTSl'IiIC. IIILDA KIOIEVIQICI. GERTRl'DIi NIFHOLSON. PHYLLIS NYIC. LORNA OICS'I'RIill'H. ETHICL I'ADDOC'K. XYIL- AIA PAYNIC. DOROTHY I'HI'ILI'S. LILLIAN RVDNIK. LICONA SIIE'1 l'IiNIIIil.NI. FI.ORIiNI'If SCHYLZ. IRIS JANE SINZ. NIVRIEL STRAVIIAKI, ANNIC SLAZINSKI. GlCR'l'Rl'DE TAIQALA BlARGl'lCRI'I'I'f 'VII-ITZIC, Iil'l'I l'Y YIRGIN. DOROTHY YOSS. DOROTHY YICIQ. Iil-IZAliIi'l'II ZIZHALLK. Sf Uf'P1Ij'-fI'l'f' IIIIMMEIRUIAL KEY lllllll Robert Jakubiak tPres., 2469, Anthony Bena tTreas., Kiel, William Spencer tSec.. Sol, Frank Au- hermann CSergt.-at-Arms. '3oJ, Yurnal Bartlett, Margaret Brunkel. Caroline Buchler. Amelia Cara- helli. Glen Charlar, Virginia Colby. Bernice Costello. Theresa Crea. Sarah Crimando. Irene Czarnecka. William Daletzby. Leonard Davey, Bertha Dbonis, Freda Decker, Eleanor De Laura. Evelyn De Laura, Lucy De Smet, Albino Dorazio, Theresa Engelman, Henry Erke, Helen Fievet, Mildred Fox. Anne Fradel, Sarah Fraser, Roy Fratarcangela, Florence Gail. joy Geary, Elsie Groth, Margaret Harter, Helen Hosier, Lorraine Howitt, Mary Rose Itria, Ila Mae johnson, Thelma Jones, VValter Karapuz. Richard Keusch, jeannine Kinney. Russell Klein, Rohert Koprin, Lorraine Kossack, Eleanor Kwolek, Helen La HouSSe, Anna Lang, Helen Leszko, Jeanette Lewandowski, Clara Lietz, Mary Francis Lindsley, joy MacKintoSh, Betty McNear, Eleanor Michael, George Mintz, Gene- vieve Monacil, jane Morath, Stella Morowski, Gertrude Ozark, Betty Papura, Joseph Pilatto. Earl Platt, VVilliam Potter. W'ilma Rether, Shirley Roppman. Edwin Sawyer. Muriel Schrieder, Ann Slazinski, Jean Smihay, Leona Smith, Peggy Strockan, Ann Thomas. Margaret Trullard. Rose Yentimiglia. Hedwig VVierzhicka. Dorothy Wolski. Francis Wood, Loretta XVroblewski. Seventy-.vix -J HIHHHUS Third Row CL:-ft to Righr?ilgA,X'A'i!iXRNl'Ili, HARRY PIERCE, XYOODY LA FOMBE. JACOB KOFENDER, JAMES S f IMLNTI. Second RowfJOE COLIQ, SAM ZIFF. STANLEY PACHLA, MR. XVOOID Cfoachb. First Row-ROSS McINNES, FRANK FOLTZ, ROBERT SHEEHAX tCapt.H, LESLIE HEATH, MITCHELL KITLTK. THE VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM this year evened the score with Cass by win- ning the Cass-Commerce Jug by means of an 18-14 score. The annual Varsity-Alumni game was one of the most exciting games of the sea- son, the score being constantly in the balance during the second half. When the final whistle blew each team was credited with Z6 points. The high point in the league competition was the winning of the game with Denby by a score of 19-14. During the second semester the team was weakened by the loss of two regulars, James Ogilvie and Woody LaCombe. The first line-up consisted of Mitchell Kulik and Ray Warner, guardsg Leslie Heath, center, jacob Kofender and Robert Sheehan, forwards. Harry Pierce, Stanley Pachla, and James Scrimenti were the alternating guards. Foltz alternated at center, and Ross Mclnnis, Joe Collon, and Sam Ziff at the forward positions. VHHSHV HHSKHHHH ..i......1 ......i THE INTER-CLASS BASKETBALL CONTEST was won by the 124-X six-footers, who lost but one game in spite of the fact that several team members were playing for the first time. Several players secured positions in the varsity line-up. StandingfCTlARLl'fS GIESE, L ES L T E CLOUTIER, MR. YV O O D fCoacliJ, NED CYRTI S, ERIC CRACK- NELL. Seated-JOHN LU- C I C 1-I. DONALD LEE, C H E S T E R STANIEC, B I L J. S T U R L E Y. CHARLES ICAYA- TIA N. Left to right-ROIL ERT SHEEHAN f3IanagerD, LESLIE HEATH, HARRI- SON PETERSON, NELSON CLOTH- IER, R O B E R T BIARQLTART, THOMAS BROVVN, RI C HA R D VVIL- SON, S T A N L E Y PACHLA. THE RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM was one of the strongest in the league, winning six games and losing three. 'Kessler, Kayatian, and Sterling were the outstanding players on the team. Seventy-nine X XYORTH tfaptainl. ELSIE FLICMING, if if 'giird few- fCl.vft to Rigiifl-fNlARY ANN SA'l l'l.l-IR li.-XSER. 'l'll.l.ll:1 FEINIZLUOM. l5li'l I'Y SZOIQIC. laNlNlA l'.XtllllNl. l'.l.XA YJGILYIE. vSec?d Row-BETTY AIOLLTNG, Jl'Nli JOHNSON. l,lC'I'l'I'lA lllillitli IRICNIC v ll.-X URKA. LORR,-UNE BERCIERSON. IRICNE GIXYA. First Row-- MARGARET Ml'l'C'1-llCNAl.I.. IRENE SICRUXX Ill, ,ll l.lA l NS- lll-1l.lCN STAN lil EXY I VZ. fStud4-nt Nlanagt-rl. Sli I RLICY Third Row-lLeft tt, Rightl4lil,X'A oo11.x'11-1. in-:'r'rY NlUl.I.lNl2. SAIJIIC lllilla mzmixx, Lounaixe niinorziasox. siiiiumzx' lfR.XSliR. nixm' ,xxx S.X'I l'l.R tSturlent Managerl. second Row- YMixRGARi:'l' M1TcHlixA1.l., k,x'1'imx'x Melll'l1ll. micxri naw- LAN. MARY iuc'H,xRosox. maxi: srzkowlcz. First Rowfrmzxiz HABoRkA. oouornr s'n'L'x'r:. ic1.sli-1 l l.lCXllNCi. ,ll'l.l.'X L'NSNYOR'l'll qtiapfaiin. ANN Boivrak. Jvxr: jonxsox, THE GIRLS' HOCKEY TEAM began the season with only five veteran hockey players. Despite this handicap, the Stenogs put up some stiff battles, tying three games out of four and losing the fourth to Southeastern, 2-O. Players who will not be back next semester due to graduation are: June johnson, julia Unsworlh ttaptainb, Margaret Mitchenall, Elsie Fleming, Letitia Briggs, Irene Haborka, Tillie Feinbloom, Betty Molling, Helen Stankiewicz, Elva Ogilvie, and Emma Facchini. THE GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM, having outclassed by far the weaker teams and come within one point of winning from one of the most powerful teams in the city, is able to look back on an unusually successful season. Graduation will result in the loss of the following outstanding players: julia Unsworth, June Johnson, Irene Haborka, Elsie Fleming, Margaret Mitchenall, and Betty Molling. Efalzty HIHHQEY af U BASKETBALL THE BOYS' TENNIS TEAM, with four straight victories to its credit at the beginning of the season, set a record in Com- merce play. Western, Cass Technical, Wilbur Wright, and Northeastern succumbed in turn to the Commerce netters, the Auditor scores standing at 3-2, 4-1, 4-1, 5-O respectively. The team was composed of Raskin, No. 1: Coleman, No. 25 Lutz, No, 31 Liebowitz, No. 4, and Grosjean, No. 5. Alter- nates were Onei, Ziff, and Conner. THE GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM began practicing in the gym- nasium with the determination to build a team that might match members of any other team fortunate enough to pos- sess tennis courts upon which to practice. Commerce played matches with Pershing high school and Cass Technical high school with Pat Patterson winning first singles from both teams. Members of the team who will graduate are julia Tfnsworth. june Johnson, Betty Molling, Letitia Briggs, and Helen Stankiewicz. Second Row---tl.t-ft to Riglitb--RUIHCRT CONNI-IR. SAM Zllflf. IAVK JEAN, DANI ICI. RASKIX. First Row-AMR. MCGREGOR ff'-mcli5. GEORGE ONICI. STANLEY I'LUMHl'CR C'Ol,l'IAIAN. DAVID l.IiIlZOXYlTZ, tLeft to Rightj--ANN BORTAK. Jl'l.lA l'XSW'ORTH. TIICLHN STAXKLI XXJC1 LETITTA BRIGGS. JUNE JOHNSON. IHCTTY MOT.LlXG, ELYA OGFLVII Sf! I I L' I ,V X X 1 , 1 f If i A Third Row-fl,eft to Right!-JAMES FORRESTER, ROIHCRT Sill-IICIIAN. NELSON t'l.O'l'lllliR, ROBERT MARQVART. CARIIEI. CLARK. Second Row-KENNETH XYIGTON. EARL l2l'Rli. I!II.l. S'l'l'RI.EY. t'IllCS'l'l-1R STAXYS-lil. JAVIQ ARMSTRONG. FRANKLlN STEYENSON. R. if XYILSON. First Row-ANDREW' SCRIMENTI. JOSEPH KAYATIAN. HlI.I, C'ANll'lilil.I.. IRYINH KESS- LER. GERALD McUONAl.D. JOE L'Ol-l.ON, MR. XYOOIJ tt'oacl1J. Second Row-Sl-IRENO BATTISON, Rlt'l-lARID l'AXYl.OXYSlil, LICONARIJ DAYEY. EARL XYll.'ll. ROBERT ZEISLER. RIARLYNN IEANIJLOXY. ARMANI? SERASTIAN. First Row f5lR. CLARK fCOZ1Clll, JOHN STANOJICY. llAROl.ll SAXYYER. RAYMOND Ble- l'I.AlN Cfaptainb. FRANK NELAYIRTH. LEO O'CONNOR. THE COMMERCE BASEBALL TEAM,composecl chietiy of tenth and eleventh graders, was handicapped by lach of experience. The loss of Ross Mclnnes, veteran catcher, due to a leg injury, dealt a severe blow to the nine. With this yearls experience as a background, the Auditors' chances of a suc- cessful season next year are greatly increased. THE EAST COMMERCE BASKETBALL TEAM had a very successful season winning ten of the thirteen games played. Edwin Sawyer was captain of the team the first semester. Raymond McClain was captain of the team the second semester, and the most outstanding player: he scored over two-thirds of the seasons total points. The team loses many of its outstanding and consistent players due to graduation. Eighty-two I f-1 Hmums HUMEHUUM 372 lWinner of Reveille Subscription Contest? Fourth Row-CLeft tu Righty -RAY XVARXER. CRAVVIVURIJ RVCITANAX, FRANVIS LaFRANLf, JOHN FRANK. PETER IIAIJICRLEIN. ERXYIX A1'1'lC1., RALPH NEFF. Third Row--BETTY JANE FROXIAN. DOROTIIY Pl'IN'I'EC OST. ISAl3ICI,l.l-I FlI,,l.IXGHAfxf, JEAN VAYANAVCQH. NIARTIIA LHXTZ. MARY lCl.I.lCN JAMES. MARIE 1iliI.l.. Second Row-ESTHER ZUNIHCR. I.l'CILLE XVAIDIC, HOPE THOMPSON. XIIIJJRED KOLR. KA'I'lIlCRINl'I TEXAS. jl'l,ll'S GOLD, HEINZ '1'Ol'IXSFICI,D'l', VVILLIAM Zl,O'l'l'IK. OLIVER TIIICRRIICN, HELEN SMITH. First Row ELLA GARRUVK. NURMA THUIS, ANN IIIXIDTNG, MARIE SULON. MARY XYALIA ICXTI, ICMILIE XYARIJ. lCl'NIl'IC STANLEY, MARGARET YIGTLETTI, BICTTY RICHARDS. itiritirilitiliririr lHMHIlS lHSl Wlllllll Hilda La Fleur: My mother lets Margaret come over once in a while. Lucy De Smet: UOh, kid!'l Ruth Herbst: HYeah. but- Edwin Sawyer: All right now Flirtinandlfy Ferdinand Ionske: HDown at Hudson's- Rosemary Manley: 'tOh, I know! Dorothy Phelps: Can I borrow a pencil, paper, etc., etc.? Dorothy Mader: I didn't do it teacher. Corrine Frye: When me, my husband, and nine kids- Marie Corke: Ma, do you need .anything from the A. 8: P. store? Nelson Wagg: That reminds me of the time I was in Grand Rapids. Wilma Payne: 'tGot any gum, kid? Marjorie Morrison: 'tEveryone should have Direct Credits. Sophia Bodanyi: 'Three times down the stairs and out. Ruth Graham: I beg your pardon? Elsie Groth: H1711 have to ask Ruth. Mary Lane: t'The Green Hill Billies cap- tured them. Ann Lewandowski: O, K., Toots! I don't care! Patricia LaValley: Can I have beaus when I grow up, Ma? George Mitchell: Hlust a minute here. while I cool offlll Bob Iakubiak: HGet away! Clara Butt: t'Oh, geelll June Ceder: Oh boy, I'll say!!! Irma Regener: My mother will be here to pick me up. June Ahlgrim: Ulune, not Margaret! Edwin White: A Rose in Her Hair, Yeah manll' Margaret Ahlgrim: HI won't sing unless June does. Harold Steele: Can we go down in a car? Marion Maykuth: I got most of it! Anthony Bena: Well, ah- Margaret Kuschill: Oh, Leslll William Spencer: UHappy Birthday! Harold Sawyer: 'tRed rubies-my weak- ness. Frank Neuwirth: I don't dance. Ray McClain: Where's Dorothy? Ralph Wolverton: t'Mah, word! Leonard Davey: t'Quit your kiddin' l' Lester Lindwall: t'You tickle mef' Frank Bouchard: To be or not to be . . . Edward Roluffs: Who me? Alan Yeardley: I'l1 tell on you.'l Leo O'Connor: 'iWhere's who, why, Oh yeah? Richard Pawlowski: 'tGals . . .Phooey . . . Dorothy Nichols: USee my five pennies. Harriet Campbell: HSure. why not? Doris Motz: HHey. youf, Agnes Kossack: 'IO where, oh where can little Bob be? Jean Rainer: UI don't agree. . . Clara Van Asche: 'tWho's got a pretze1? Muriel Love: t'Where's Russel? Joan Kaznowski: When I was in the hos- pital . . . Anna Romanzin: It wonlt balance. Dorothy Merrit: I forgotln Vivian Pokriefka: Oh gosh darn it. Romaine Colter: 'LSO my Ma around? Hedwig Korzne: 'tDid we have any home- work?'l Stella Morawski: 'tDoes he dance? Shirley McCune: HDo I know him? Margaret Calandra: Why? Eighty-five SNHPS L W SNHPS ighty-eight ' - I .ft 5, MQ 2 Ii: 'rj Z, 1 ! 94- W, rg Q ,X ' ' Wiz? .. 2.5 -' . 5 , ' X 4 ' 5 .Kai . 8 .ir g f Q f Q A, s . , ,QWSMQ 11: 5-. .5 A .wfgztggff ,fl-4 ., .K A ? T A V U Mxim. ! xxx' ' V W W6 mvgw A-2, V X' Mmm x , .K 5 , .mx 1 gy A Nix A K pvy X, ., i - f y . P 1 I SNHPE .Yifzfly-om' IIIlMMlHE SEPT. 23. School bells call students from all parts of America. Commerce opens with a record tenth grade en- rollment. OCT. 7. Admetus Club L'Hello Tags break the ice for the third consec- utive semester. The Commerce Band and Glee Club entertain the M.E.A. at the Statler. OCT. 14. The Hiking Club gives a HGet Acquaintedw dance. A big success. OCT. 21. Commerce is represented in the All-City Field Hockey game against Australia. Nov. 11. As Commerce votes, so votes the nation-the Democratic vote sweeps both schools. Nov. 18. Commerce is well repre- sented at the National Scholastic Press .Association Convention. DEC. 16. Commerce basketeers snatch the famous jug from Cass with an 18-14 score. - DEC. 23. Commerce girls iind work- ing in the HDime'i stores a good way of earning extra spending money for Christmas. FEB. 17. Numerous Commercites find themselves caught in the meshes of Ninety-two l-lHSl EUMM the new ninth hour study. We won- der if the proximity of the Law school had anything to do With the new ruling. MAR. 10. The fifteenth annual Re- veille drive is launched. Scottie is our new mascot. Boys at both schools are given an opportunity to polish up on their etiquette. APR. 15. East Commerce 12B's and 12A's enjoy a theater party at the Dawn. APR. 21. The Audit wins an All- Amcrican rating. Are we proud? APR. 28. The C.K.C. Club gives a Rainbow Dance in Barbour Gym. Yes, we're still chasing rainbows. lXIAY 12. Entertainment plus in Cass Auditorium. The 12B .Assembly stars Commerce's most popular teachers in an all-star cast. MAY 19. The M.I.P.A. calls 22 jour- nalism students to Ann Arbor. HI wanta go back to Michiganf' JUNE 9. UThe truth will outfl 4'Everybody's Crazy? The hilarious senior play proved it. JUNE 22. Caps and gowns. Banquets. Flowers. Commencement. Au revoir. Hitt llHllNIlHH 2 W- v Illll YUH KNUW lHHl? Pauline Cantrell collects keys-Watch your house on a clark night? Ruth Polbit is a famous tiddley-Winker? Edna Hernden Waves hair? Alfred Wilczenski keeps tropical fish? Rosemary Sullivan collects cats? Gertrude Takala is another Robert Taylor fan-Ah me! Catherine Bogardus collects original Christmas cards? Mary Bach is called 4'Bobbie'l by her friends? Bernard Paproch does not chew gum? Georgia Lee Maynard expects to be a good boxer some day? Genevieve Baho has funny toes, both going different directions? -Streamlined, eh! Wallace Keith prefers brunettes-At least that's What he told me? Earl Voss, hobby is girls?-I wonder. Lillian Priebe likes to pull her ears when thinking ?-If she thinks at all. Gerald De Hayes and Jerome La Case construct both automobiles and airplanes? Frieda Schmidt sometimes impersonates Zasu Pitts?-Oh, dear! Eleanore Russell wants to be a Metropolitan opera star-We ask you, Eleanore, is it fair to practice around school? Geraldine Reis could eat beans three times a day and not get tired of them?- Why donit you join a bean-eating contest? George Mintz likes to cartoon? Leo O'Connor prides himself in studies and classes? He says he can keep quiet. -We wonder. -1' KENNETH ANDERSON RITA AROTSKY ELIZABETH B.-XLABAN ROSE BARRIS DOROTHY BERG ELEANOR BORONSKI ANN BORTAK MAURICE BREWER IRENE BROCKI JOHN BULLOCK HELEN BUTCHLO MODELLE COPE M.ARY JANE CURRAN DORIS DAVIS DOROTHY DICKES XYIRGINIA ELNICKI FAY FISHER JOHN FRANK FLORENCE FRIEDMIAN NOREEN BARTLETT IBIOGENE BELL X GLENN BODDY BE.-XTRICE CRIPPEN JEAN FERGUSON BETTY FLANNERY JUNE HAMMON Ninety-four CU LAUDE HULL COMMERCE LILLIAN GRACE M.4RG.XRET HENDRON MARY HL'PNEK ELLA JOH BERYLE JONES GEORGALINE KING SOLYEIG IQOLTVEDT MITCHEI.L KULIK OLGA MAYE DORIS MCKEOXX'N LUCY MORRO'XX' HELEN MRUGALSKI DORIS OLSON YIOLET PATERSON PATRICIA PAYNE ALICE PERENY LILLIAN PETERS MARIE POULOS IRENE PRED EAST COMMERCE ELEANOR KEIXIP EYELYN KRIEG NI.-XRY LOL' LONG MARIE NASH CATHERINE OECHARSKI ISABELLE ORNE BETTY PATRICK DOROTHY POINIINYILLE BI.-XRGARET PRIEBE H.XTTIE PRUSE MARY RICHARDSON SYBIL RICHARDS JUNE ROSE JUDITH ROSNER IRMA ROSTA MARIE SCHNEIDER GER1NI.AIN SEOUIN VIOLET STANOYICH IRENE SZABLA HOPE THOINIPSON ELEANOR TURK MARION WEIDMAN ANNA XNEINSHELBAULI RICHARD WILSON SELMA WINER GENEVIEVE. ZDANOWSKI ESTHER ZONDER JEAN RAINER BETTY RE.-ANS ELFREDA SCHULZ LILLIAN SINGER MARIE SMITH FRANCES SYVERSON LORETTA THOINIPSON sr L 1 L Yinefty-fi L X X A professional school conducting Pave Courses Accountancy and Business Administration New opportunities are arising for trained accountants in private busi- ness, in the employ of the government, and in professional accountancy. Write or call for a new illustrated booklet describing the many practical features of the courses and the Institute DAY AND EVENING CLASSES 120 MADISON AVENUE Your The Pfzofqgfrfzlbfz... .fletvice fngtaving fam an as A . l F 7 Lasting and its aliiliated organizations in ff Detroit maintain the staff and spe- cial facilities necessary for the l production of fine Yearbooks gtaine .gtudiozi 3321 28 Adams Avenue W. Cherry 4030 I -- , 4 'g,f, fr in 0-nv