Commerce High School - Reveille Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Commerce-Janua Diaz, Frank Happy as the day is long. Narsity liaskethall. '38, '39 Varsity Committe, '39 Luncheon Committee, 12A Class Disse, Theresa Mary A form more fair, a face more sweet, Xe!-r hath it lmcen my lot to meet. G.iX,A., '37. '3S. '39 Girl Reserves. '37, '38, '59 Reveille Stalli, '38 Dixon. Isabella Bernice Give to the worlcl the best you have, .Xml the hest will come hack tn yon. Dorey, Loretta Ann Ulieholml the encl of my mils. Douglas, Jean Elizabeth Xml c'en thought vamluisheml. he could argue still, Audit Representative, '39 G.A.A. liirl Reserves, '37 Downey, Mary Elizabeth Music is the universal language of man- lciml. Hand. '37, '38, '39 Glee l'luh, '37, '38 Varsity Hockey, '38 Dunaiewski, Walter If failure comes, can success be far away ? liand, '37, '38, '39 Dupuis, Evelyn Elizabeth Two hruwn eyes. il tiashing smile. A girl for whntn ynu'cl walk a mile. lintertainment Committee, l.Z,X l'lass Dramatic Vinh Elan, Ruth 'ZX merry heart maketh a eheerful counte- nance, lilectinn Cnnnnilttee, IZA-l'lass Costume l'llIUIllliiCE. Senior l'lay Embrey, Ernestine Real worth requires no interpreter. Emmer, Shirley 'l'here's language in her eye. her cheek, her lip, Costume Committee, Senior Play V l'll1lll'l'l1IHL Social l'unnmttee. IZB flass Faber, Geraldine I The joy of life is living it, or so it seems to me. President, lgli Class I V l'hzut'tnan, l ustnme Cunlnnttee, Senior Play I Luncheon Conmnttec. IZA flass ry I940 Graduaies Frieclman, Bealrice Better late than never. Garner, Beairice June As merry as the day is long. tI.A.A., '40 Nuke-ill' C'nmmittee. Senior Play Gladsfone, Jack Lee l.el the wurlii sliile, let the wurlil go, .X tig for care, anil a rig for woe. Presiilent. Ailmetus flulm l'ersunality l'luh Senior Play Greene, Marion Elizabeth She shall have music wherever she goes. Herielendy, Mary Rosalia Honor lies in honest toil. Vresizlent, Shortliand Scribes Jorclan, Theda Ruth She must he seen tu he appreciated. Judd, Dorothy Mae A smile for all. a welcome glzul: A iovial eoaxing way she hail. Secretary, IZH flass Senior Plaiy Aclmetus L luh Kenhinger, Ruth Elixabeih Don't he a carhun copy: make your own im- pressiunf' Kenzie, Ol?-a Barbara She says ittle, hut there lieth a conversae V tiun in her eyes, Girl Reserves, '37, '38, '39 Luncheon ilinnnittee, 121 Flass Eleven

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Commerce-January l940 Graduates Cameron, Betty lit-1' very frowus are fairer far Than smiles of other maiilens are. lint it :inn ' 1' L 1 1t'Ilti0l1lllliUt't', -A Class Campbell, Isabelle McLellen A smiling countenance is a silent recnninicn- tlatinnf' l'ersnnalitv Cluh Entertainment l'nmmittee, 12.X Class Cantrell, Mary Pauline She hath a he-:ul to contrive, a tongue to persuatle. Aurl a hand tn ext-cute. tiirl Reserves. Kitt. '37 1'ersnnality Cluh, '39 Choate, Mary Lucille She is pretty tu walls with and witty tn talk with, Anil pleasant ton, to think nn. Senior Play f,i,A.A. t'hairman. lintertainiuent l'nn1mittee, IZA Class Clarlte, Thelma Real worth requires nn interpreter. Clemons, Lucious Lurene Truly knnwn tn few. hut nrizetl when known. Cornwell, Maudie Ellen A creature unt tm: hright ur good. For human nature's tlaily tonal. Vice-President. liirl Reserves. '39. '40 Ten Dellicolli, Joanna Tu thnsc who know thee not, no wnrtls can paint. Anil those who lmmi' thee knnw all wwi'1lS are faint. 1 Gift lfoinniittec, IZA C lass Detelich, Barbara Elizabeth h To he- rich in friends is tu he poor in nuth- ing. Shnrthantl Scribes, '40 Cnlur Cuinniittee, 12A Class Adam, Catherine Louise None knew me hut to love mc, nm' named me hut to praise. Dramatic l'luh Raclin Cluh Senior Play Alexie, Margaret Give every man thy ear hut few thy vnicef' Shnrthansl Scrihes, '39 Ribbon Committee, 12A Class Allen, Bette Marie '1'he very pink of perfectimi. Anderson, Dorothy Virginia Ile that is slow tu anger is hetter than the mighty. Atlmetns Cluh ilfitllliliil' Cluh f'hairman, Ticket l'umniittee. Senior l'lay Armes, Mary Edna l have often regrettezl my spi-ecli. never my silence. Atlnietus t'luh Dramatic f'Iuh 'liieltet iinnimittee, F-enif-r I'lay Avedisian, Arsha 'Alle frientlly and you will in-vt-1' wa fri:-iuls. l'amera l'luh. '39 Beck, Shirley Lydia lf the elevator tu success is hruken. take the stairs. Arlmetus l'luh Rihhon t'nmmittee, Ill! Vlass Black, Dorothy Pearl Laugh and the worltl laughs with yon. NVQ-ep antl you wet-In alone, llramatie t'luh .Xrlmc-tus t'luh Tieliet Uinnuittee. Seniwr l'lay Bloomfield, Bernice I rtnn a little sparlt may hui-st ri mighty tiame. l.ihrary Stalif, IES. 'SU Broccoli, Joseph Alfred Nothing great was ever aeliieveil without enthusiasm. Vice-l'resi4lent. llramatic l'luh Senior l'lay Vice-l'resitleut. 12A Class Brooks, Hazel Ivory Her voice was ever suit, gentle, anal low. Au exec-llent thing in a wmuau. Calloway, Lucille Estella Sp:-eeli is great. hut silt-new ir- grt-att-rf'

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Commerce-January l940 Graduates King, Richard Ira Better not to be at all than not to be noble. Treasurer. .-Xdmetus Vinh, '38 intramural Ttasketball, '37, '39 Kinsinger, Wilbur Dean He whistles as he goes, light-hearted. Second Lieutenant, R.U.'1',f'. Advertising Manager. Reveille Staff, '39 Lazarus, Barnett A haDDY heart is always retlected in a smil- ing face. Reveille Staff, '39 LeButt, Bramwell Hobson Men of few words are the best men. Leszlro, Helen A daughter of the gods. divinely tall, .Xml most divinely fair. Lucite, Raymond Leonard IH-oscrastination is the thief of time. MacPetrie, Charlotte Esther A smile is worth a hundred groans in any market. Hand. '39 Radio Clnh Chairman, Luncheon Committee, 12A Class Mallette, Genevieve Helen A merry heart goes all the day. Program Chairman, Senior Play Audit Representative Dramatic Club Malott, Mary Jane Her quiet looks do but conceal the devilry within. Camera Cluh, '39 Personality Club Radio Club Marshall, Evelyn Esther I try not to be naughty, but its awfully lonesome being good. Senior Play Dramatic Cluh Audit Representative Meisler, Charlotte Fearless minds Climb soonest into Crowns. tilee Club. '38 Miller, Harold A mind equal to any undertaking that nuts it along side nf. 1'1l'l'l1'I,' h e E Millhench, Julia Alice There's nothing so kingly as kindness, And nothing so royal as truth. Dramatic Vluh, '38, '39 Admetus Club, '39 Mutnick, Paul ln his heart the dew of youth, On his lips the smile of truth. President, Dramatic Club, '39 Senior Play Reveille Staft. '39 Noce, Louise Kay lt is better to be small and shine, Than large and Cast ai shadow. Yiee-President, IZU Class Seeretary, l2.'X Class Shorthand Scrihes, '38 Paul, Ruby Mae A mnst agreeable companion, a most true friend. Band Pawlotf, Alex Steve For I am nothing if not critical. Treasurer, IZII Class Treasurer. Dramatic Club, '39, '40 Senior Play Pearson, John Gabriel He that is of a merry heart hath a continual feast. Audit Statf Hand Pemberton, Martina Christine VVrite me as one who loves his fellow-men. Pettikas, Irene I believe that in the end the truth will con- ' quer. Girl Reserves Pfeiffer, Elizabeth Margaret No legacy is so rich as honesty. Hand, '39