Commerce High School - Reveille Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1943 volume:

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Daley, L. Daly, M. Douvillc, E Folgart, J. Gardner, E' Hebblewhit , W. Heinz, M. Henderson, I.. Hildebrandt, M. Hill, H. Hughes, V. Kerr, E. Ketcham, D 74 E Johnson, L. My Kirkwoo Lewis, K. Litke, M. Lukes, A. Marquart, E. Mason, C. McCully, J. McDaniel, G. McDonald, C. McHenry, L. y Meierhgi. f 4, ' llbliolk, . JK f ooney, . Myers,.F. Lf' C Norrid, C. Patterson, R. Robinson, A. Scantlebury, R. Schlesinger, J. Schulz, A. Shopkin, M. Silks, A. Smith, L13 ' St1'eetefDBV'f Stubbs, F. Sutton, L. Taylor, A. Vorce, M. Skimin, E. Walker, H. Walker, M. Wardwell, E. Weimer, C. Weimer,.D. Zwickey, A. Zwickey, L. + ., .5 N Faculty U D CNo pic r Thorden NI X. I ' filo fl url S ix F. Coleman D. Carroll V. Sinclair H. Trojek President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Commerce January Class D. May S. Silver E. Nicholls L. DePew M. Nevejans President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sgt.-at-Arms East Commerce January Class Senior Officers B. Noble A. Zelazek G. Kasprzyk S. Scott President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Commerce June Class J. Balgenorth B. 0'Brien M. Tilley R. Breitmeyer A. Brink ' ' ' ' ' S t.-at-Arms President Vice-Presldent Secretary Treasulel g East Commerce June Class ..1....-hu 1 sw x ' , '7 4 N Commerce January Graduates Carroll, Dorothy - Shorthand Scribes - Vice-President, 12A Class Charity, Edward ' Band - Treasurer, 12B Class Chioclcety, Mary Lillian Cline, Virginia - Girl Reserves Coleman, Frieda ' President, 12A Class Converse, Eileen Callie Cooper, Ruth Margaret ' Shorthand Scribes Coury, Lillian C. - Vice-President, 12B Class - President, Dramio Club - Senior Play Darge, Theresa Helgn - Reveille Representative Eight Alexander, Irene Amador, Gloria Marcella Anspach, Walter ' Senior Play - C Club ' Basketball Arnold, Emma Lucinda Austin, Virginia ' President, Shorthand Scribes ' Program Committee, 12A Class Bakus, Betty Lillian Bern, Helen Wilson Biondo, Momina - Glee Club ' Audit Representative - Chair- man, Prophecy Committee, 12A Class Blackwell, Bernice ' Girl Reserves ' Audit Representative Borzg, gornelius ' Captain, Basketball Team - Baseball ' C' lu Brewer, Hilda Virginia Calloway, Dovie Mae ' Shorthand Scribes y Commerce January Graduates De Loof, Elizabeth - Shorthand Scribes - Prophecy Committee, 12A Class Dodds, Elizabeth - Girl Reserves ' Band Dopierala, Dolores Helen - Shorthand Scribes Dygert, Florence Eileen ' Ribbon Committee, 12B Class - Gift Committee, 12A Class Dyni, Sally Aileen Evans, Olive - Gift Committee, 12A Class Forbes. Mabel Jean Foxton. Gladys Marie Gallo, Catherine Giannone, Lena - Girl Reserves Gilmore, Bernice F. - Girl Reserves ' Audit Statf Gleza, Elizabeth - Treasurer, Shorthand Scribes Grauman, Janice Harrison, Mary ' Girl Reserves ' G.A.A. ' Band Hartsell, Helen Henry, Anne Hosner, Virginia Jenkins, Lillian Mary - Shorthand Scribes - Luncheon Com- mittee, 12A Class Jerome, Becky Catherine Johnson, Celestine Barbara - Shorthand Scribes - Glee Club - G.A.A. Kapitany, Elizabeth Nine ietko, Lois Virginia Clavanian, Rose Koprince, Violet - Glee Club Kritikos, Helen Kucera, Olga - Secretary, 12B Class Kushigian, Louise Carrie La Marr, Alvera La Touf, Gloria ' President, 12B Class - Editor, the Audit ' Senior Play Lewis, Marian ' Homeroom Basketball Team ' Treasurer, Admetus Club Liebow, Miriam ' Glee Club Lontorfos, lrene - G.A.A. ' Ribbon Committee, 12A Class Lyons, Dorothy Florence To n Commerce January Graduates Magill, Bernice A. ' Girl Reserves Martin, Stella mittee, 12B Class McChesney, Ruby ' Dramio Club McWilliams, Maxine S. Miller, Betty Louise ' Luncheon Committee, 12A Class Milz, Vera Margaret - Luncheon Committee, 12A Class - Short hand Scribes Morris, Betty ' Chairman, Luncheon Committee, 12A Class Glee Club Oberman, Catherine Bernice McCann, Marian June - Basketball - G.A.A. ' Social Com- Q 5 l s 1 l E E E Scott, Mildred Louise Scodellaro, Anna M. Simon, Grace Marian Simpson. Juanita Sinclair, Virginia Dorothy Skwarek, Betty Jean Soskin, Dorothy Sparrow. Lucille Ruth Spotz, Minella Elizabeth Commerce January Graduates Osbo, Bernice Borgny Paparella, Josephine Pardo, Rose Marie ' Shorthand Scribes - Gift Committee, 12.1 Class Pisacic, Agnes Pontenero, Ida Quigg, Winifred Margaret Ranovich, Margaret Elizabeth Ricketts, Beatrice Ellen ' Vice-President, Girl Reserves - Bam Robb, Shirley Grace Russell, Margaret Frances Schneider, Vivien Edith - Admetus Club Schulz, Lucille Mildred x lflemm if Commerce January Graduates Stoll, Elaine Beatrice Sulik, Betty Ann l'elfer, Ruby Jean - Glee Club l'hornton, Virginia l'rojek, Helen - Treasurer, 12A Class Verlinde, Walter Vultaggio, Rose ' President, Admetus Club Walker, Marjorie Ann Watson, Doris E. Yanez, Eloise - Glee Club Zang, Marguerite Dorothy Twelve Without Pictures Demetriades, Mary Griiiiths, Thomas James, Jr. ' Audit Stai Halalay, Viorel Kleiman, Sylvia Lipidi, Louise Tavolacci, Geraldine Tucker, Mary Ruth I C0lIll1 l6I'CC January 12B Omcers Nifznffinyf Uvft to 1'ig'htJf Arthur Pufformi fmmn. I5 V1 1 , ance Commj, Irene Rosack ffvh-Vhlllll., Ilihhon Yllllllj G1-1' Ii K ' 'lx 91 ' , zu .1sp1'5z3' fLlC'.,, Ann Zelazok fFo-Chmn., Ribbon K'omm.J, Paul Elias .I - r . nnn., Outing lomm.J. .N'l1IfI'll' Iloz-othy Anno Matrack f'I'r'eas.J Bill Woblv fPreQJ Jean 9'1fi'1n fVicz Vrcsj , A . .., , nc 1 .'.. CUIIIITIPITP June IZB Omcers 11351 ltcu-ll Mouzakis fTl'03SJ Margo Kohlen' ffhmn Ribbon 1' NflIH11fIljJ Hvft to -'-'IU M' I Nlxl s M , , ., UIIIITLQ, my nddox 1Yicc-I'1'4-s.J, Shirley Burak 1Chmn., Ent. Comm. . 7 Nmtwfl Hvttx' H'lIl9l'll Rvcord gl ' ' K . . 1 . . TJ, Howard bnapp fl rvs.J, Anna Iazzoni ff'or'r1-s. Sm-0.3. T11 irlvrn East Commerce January Graduates Depfer, Dorothy Dorman, Jean M. Eiben, Beatrice J. - Vice-President, Junior Red Cross - Dance Club ' Reveille Staff Farr, Margaret H. Fuller, Mildred - Girls' Basketball Team Galia, Frank - Basketball Team - Baseball Team - Dance Club Gottler, Betty Jean ' Senior Play - Honor Society - A Cap- pella Choir Harrison, Rosella Howes, Mary Grace ' Junior Red Cross Fourteen Allagreen, Violet ' Junior Red Cross Beebe, Blanche - Junior Red Cross - Girls' Basketball Team Bobkin, Alex ' Senior Play - Radio Club Brock, Florence Arline Brosseau, Jean Carless, Elizabeth Caruso, Angeline Celani, Louise - Dancing Club - Junior Red Cross Christopher, Betty F. ' Secretary, Junior Red Cross Corbishdale, Phyllis Beulah Cuchetti, Rose DePew, Lois Joyce ' Treasurer, 12A Class - Honor Society East Commerce January Graduates Jonske, Wilfred Joyce, Margaret Lindinger, Sophie M. Lindsay, Eldora Lutz, Elsie H. ' Junior Red Cross Machasic. Helen Anna Staff Mager. Virginia Dance Club ' Junior Girls' Glee Club Makowski, Mary Malak. Barbara 'lnn Couesiondin Seczetar 1 ' f ,y gi ' y, Junior Red Cross ' Girls' Senior Glee Club - Dance Club May. Donald Allen - President, 12A Cl - S, ' - P ass enioi lay ' Bas- ketball Team Moldenhauer, Bernice D. - S ' - Pl emoi ay ' Social Committee, 12A Class Nelson, Shirley Ann - Dance Club - Reveille Staff l . - Secretary, Junior Red Cross ' Audit Geraldine ' Sergeant-at-Arms, 12B Class ' 1 Nevejans, Morris J. ' Sergeant-at-Arms, 12A Class - Baseball Team - Dance Club Nicholls, Ethel M. ' Secretary, 12A Class ' Junior Red Cross ' Honor Society Orne, Margaret Yearn - Audit Stafl' Paterson, Elsie Rosemary ' Manager of Usherettes for Senior Play Peitz, Betty Jean ' Senior Play - Honor Society ' A Cappella Choir Petroni, Clara Mary ' Junior Red Cross - Senior Play - Audit Staff Pryor, Patricia V. - Senior Play - Dance Club Quandt, Verna Marie - Junior Red Cross - Audit Staff - Com- mercial Key Club Raske, Robert Arthur - Senior Play - Honor Society ' Treas- urer, 12B Class Fifteen East Commerce January Graduates Ray, Mildred M. ' President, 12B Class ' Senior Play ' Honor Society Rayner, Dorothy ' Treasurer, 10B Class Rothschild, Mildred ' Dance Club Schultz, Shirley ' Defense Stamp Salesman Shepherd, Lee M. - Basketball - Senior Play ' Senior Play Committee Silver, Shirley I. ' Vice-President, 12A Class - Member Civilian Defense Council - Senior Play Sipos, Evelyn T. Spalding, Ethel Spanknoebel, Joel N. - Honor Society Stevens, Virginia May ' Honor Society - Audit Staff - Senior Play Usherette Wagg, Clarkston ' Committee Chairman, 12B Class ' Audit Staff - Basketball Team Wagg, Marilyn G. ' Audit Representative - Senior Play Wilson, Martha J. ' Senior Play Woodrow, Lois L. J I Sixteen Wilhollt Pictures Conklin, Muriel De Virgilio, Lula Mildred Dupont, Mary Alice Essaides, Dorothy Helen 0'Paleski, Gladys Katherine Patrick, Anne 9 l 12B January Officers flmft to 1'ig'htJ-Mary Tilley fVice-P1'es.J, Silvio Petrella fPr J, B tt I es e y ,ou O'Brien CSec. Treas.J. East Commerce l2B June Officers and Committee Members Svronrl Row Cleft to rightj-Orlando Aleandi, Steve Bujdoso lTreas.J, Donald Neely. fmt Ron fleft to Flght,-LUCY Seder, Stewart Brown fV1C6-PF6S.l, Robert Stevens fPre .J D s , ona Dolan, Lllllah Zedan 1Sec.-not ln plctulej. I Seventeen Commerce J une Graduates Allen, Dorothy Angeletos, Harry Arnold, Myrtle - Basketball Team Auld, Jane Campbell Ayotte, Fleurette Babinski, Eleanor - Basketball Team Ballantyne, Anne ' Shortland Scribes ' Audit Representative ' Reveille Staff Barr, Lenore Bass, Patricia Larraine Becker, Judith S. - Election Committee, 12A Class - Bond Salesman Benson, Jean Marjorie ' Glee Club V Berman, Thelma - Reveille Staff ' Shorthand Scribes ' Audit i Homeroom Representative Bertolino, Nancy Antoinette - Shorthand Scribes Bienkowski, Alice Bienkowski, Dolores Irene ' Reveille Business Staff Bindis, Madeline ' Shorthand Scribes ' Admetus Club - Band Bishop, Juanita - Reveille Staff ' Black, Marjorie Edith Blasko, Nellie - Junior Red Cross Bolf, Velora ' Reveille Staff Bojnarowicz, Mary ' Reveille Business Staff Eighteen Commerce June Graduates Boroo, Arlene ' President, Shorthand Scribes ' Senior Play Bosack, Irene Gene ' Audit Staff - Girl Reserves - Chairman, 12A Mock Election Bringedahl, Floris ' Glee Club ' Orchestra Brooks, Shirley Brown, Jessie Buckman, Audrey June Buckley, Evelyn Burns, Marion Bushey, Phyllis Arlene ' Junior Red Cross ' Chairman, Picture Committee, 12A Class Byrne, Betty Jane Cabauatan, Vidala Mae - Glee Club ' G.A.A. - Basketball Team Cameron, June - Secretary, G.A.A. - Social Chmn., Shorthand Scribes ' Junior Red Cross Capatanos, Helen ' Admetus Club Capoccia, Jack Cemer, Elizabeth Maxine ' 12A Representative Cencek, Irene E. - Junior Red Cross - Reveillc Staff Champagne, June Cheh, Victoria - Audit Representative Ciampa, Mary Cohen, Florence - G.A.A. 1 Coobatis, Nick ' Senior Play N 1 i Nineteen Commerce J une Graduates Cope, Evelyn Marie - Basketball Team - 12A Representative I Davidge, Ethel Bernice - Junior Red Cross ' Reveille Business Staff DeBell, Harriet Demchuk, Helen ' Senior Play ' Band Dial, Florence Dika, Blanche Dodson, Sallie Doig, Catherine - Junior Red Cross Dombrowski, Helen Duncan, Jeanne Durham, Anita - Secretary, Girl Reserves - Glee Club Dziewa, Agnes i Twenty 4 i i i i Elias, Paul ' Baseball Team - Basketball Team ' Secretary Treasurer, C Club Felczak, Johana ' Junior Red Cross - Glee Club Ferguson, Joyce - Shorthand Scribes - Junior Red Cross ' Picture Committee, 12A Class Flynn, Virginia Mae Frank, Anne - Girl Reserves ' G.A.A. Fulton, Marian ' Glee Club Funk, Louise Gabrean, Victoria - Junior Red Cross ' Reveille Staff Galeziewski, Stella Commerce Q Holody, Madeline - Junior Red Cross Horne, Thelma Huberman, Pearl Huebner, Robert - Baseball Team Hughest, Barbara Jane ' Junior Red Cross Isgan, Florence Theresa ' 12A Representative Iwaniec, Emily ' Homeroom Stamp and Bond Jaskulska, Virginia - Production Department Jennings, June Salesman June Graduates Gardner, Jack ' Outing Committee, 12A Class Gerber, Ruth ' Junior Red Cross Gibbons, Mildred Gladys, Irene ' Junior Red Cross Gomula, Virginia Lucille - Shorthand Scribes ' Audit Staff Goranowska, Zena - Reveille Staff Gorecki, Ernest - Co-captain, Basketball Team ' Baseball Team - C Club Grabner, Mary Greene, Catherine - Chairman, Reveille Committee ' Tennis Team - G.A.A. Representative Handrinos, Pipitca Hanna, Florence - Dramio Club - Glee Club Harrison, Mildred Twenty-one Commerce June Graduates Kowasz, Genevieve ' Girl Reserves Kozlowski, Theresa ' Junior Red Cross - Girl Reserves Kraft, Erwinea - Audit Staff Krasinski, Irene ' Gift Committee, 12A Class Krause, Freda - Ademetus Club - Bookkeeper, Reveille Staff, '42 ' Cashier, Reveille Staff, '43 Krieger, Bessie Krupski, Genevieve Krysinski, Lottie ' Junior Red Cross Kulakowski, Leocadia Marie Twenty-two Jones, Mary Augusta Joseph, Louis F. Joy, William Charles Kalko, Loretta Hattie Karlson, Carol Karn, Gloria Dawn Karwoski, Helen Kasprzyk, Edward Gerald ' Secretary, 12B, 12A Classes captain, Basketball Team - C Club Kilham, Dorothy ' Reveille Staff Kirtley, June Komorowski, Anne Kosten, Lillian 1 l Kurzyniec, Betty - Basketball Team Kutey, Mary ' Multigraph Department LaSala, Marie Barbara Lemmen, Dawn Lenczuk, Lillian Lesnau, Florence Mary Levin, Josephine Levonik, Olga - Junior Red Cross - Reveille Staff Lichtig, Nathan Lewis ' Baseball ' C Club Livermore, Margaret Lukefahr, Elaine Madden, Marjorie Commerce June Graduates Maikrzak, Sophie Makres, Helen Malkauskas, Eleanor Mannino, Arthur Maras, Mary Marshall, Cathy ' Glee Mat rack, Dorothy Anne ' Treasure1',12B Class ' Senior Play ' Audit Business Staff Matty, Marie E. Maximiuk, Lucille Edith Club Twenty-three Commerce J une Graduates McConville, Mary Margaret YIcCreary, Corinne Catherine ' President, Girl Reserves Representative Ylehl, Betty ' Girl Reserves - Homeroom Basketball Audit Staff Meisel, Charlotte - G.A.A. - Girl Reserves - Senior Play Mijal, Genevieve - Shorthand Scribes Misplon, Germaine Moilanen, Viola - Shorthand Scribes Montaiis, Rose Morris, Vivian Dorothea Myers, Floy Dell - Girl Reserves ' Junior Red Cross Nasuti, Carmen Joseph - Basketball Team - C Club Newman, Ida Twenty-four - Audit Team ' Noble, William Robert ' President, 12B, 12A Classes ' Basket- ball Team Nycz, Edward - Manager, Basketball Team, '42 - Audit Busi- ness Staff - Reveille Staff Paledofsky, Stanley E. ' Basketball Team - C Club ' Band Palmer, Blanche Theresa Parkins, Rosemary Olive ' Girl Reserves - Shorthand Scribes Pati, Irene - Basketball Team Pence, Vardon Dewey Pesamosca, Sylvia Peterson, Helen Ann - Junior Red Cross Commerce June Graduates Rzepecki, Christine ' Prom. Committee, 12A Class Safian, Jean - Vice-President, 12B Class ' Chairman, Ribbon Committee, 12A Class Sagas, Shirley Ann Salamon, Shirley - Shorthand Scribes Salisbury, John Robert - Audit Representative Salucci, Angeline Schwartz, Evelyn ' Audit Staff Schwartz, Helen - Glee Club Scott, Miriam Laretta - Glee Club Peterson, Maxine Rita Pitkowitz, Ruth Priester, Audrey Przybyl, Virginia Przybylowicz, Alfred - C Club - Baseball Team - Basketball Team Pufford, Arthur Ernest - Chairman, 12B Dance Committee ' Chairman, 12A Prom. Committee Rak, Wanda ' Editor, the Audit ' President, Girl Reserves - Prom. Committee, 12A Class Rallides, Angeline Ricks, Norma Lee Rini, Mary Rose, Lenore - Glee Club - Audit Staff - Audit Representative Rovano, Theresa - Junior Red Cross f Ribbon Committee, 12A Class Twenty-five Commerce June Graduates Spanka, Shirley - Junior Red Cross ' Ribbon Committee, 12A Class Stanow, Robert George Stojek, Evelyn Swedberg, Robert Swiderek, Mary Ann Szajkowski, Virginia Tasevich, Dona Tate, Susan Ann Tatum, Juliette - Ribbon Basketball Team Twenty-six Scott, Shirley J. ' Treasurer, 12A Class - Junior Red Cross Sergegfhik, Olga ' Junior Red Cross - Ribbon Committee, 12A ass Shaffer, Helen M. - Basketball Team ' Junior Red Cross Shaheen, Mary Louise ' Reveille Staff Shilotf, Paul ' Senior Play ' Audit Staff ' Reveille Committee Sibo, Alice Rosemary - G.A.A. - Basketball Team ' Tennis Team Sierocka, Mary Agnes Simora, Mary Skoczylas, Amelia Fern - Girl Reserves ' Dramio Club ' Reveille Staff' Slisz, Emily Smilanetz, Sophie Smolinski, Dolores ' Homeroom Basketball Team Committee, 12A Class ' Homeroom Thomas, Margaret ' Ribbon Committee, 12A Class ' Audit Staff Tippett, Elizabeth Mae Tobin, Edith Truax, Doris Elaine Trudeau, Donald ' President, C Club ' Co-captain, Basketball Team ' Baseball Team Vargo. Mary Varilone, Lucille - Vice-President, President, Admetus Club ' 12A Representative Visscher, Donald ' C Club ' Senior Play ' Basketball Team Wagner. Kathleen M. - Shorthand Scribes Walkowski, Theresa Christine Watkins, Lawrence Weigle, Frieda Commerce June Graduates Westlake, Betty Wickenhiser, Clara Wisley, Ernestine ' Reveille Staff Wolf, Ruth A. Reveille Staff Zaziski, Dorothy Marie dent, 12A Class Ziemba, Irene ' Junior Red Cross Red Cross ' Gift Committee, 12A Class i Zarkowski, Cecelia L. - Girl Reserves - Junior Red Cross Zelazek, Anne Marie ' Audit Staff ' Senior Play ' Vice-Pres Zientek, Dorothy Jane ' Business Manager, Reveille ' Junic Twenty-seve Zolnierowicz, Sophie Theresa Zuzelski, Eleanor Twenty-eight Commerce June Graduates Without Pictures Anderson, Thomas, Jr. Bunn, Juanita Calamia, Gloria Greenfield, Evelyn Montgomery, Genevieve Therese Mulligan, Mary Patricia No! No! No! Freeze that ball Happy Attention Buddies At ease Col. Hoyt, Heavy load Bicycle party The old gang Twenty-nine Graduates Anthony, Rosemary Lorraine Arbour, Audrey Irene ' a Capella Choir Atkins, Lorraine - Dancing Club Awe, Arlene Margaret - Senior Girls' Glee Club - a Capella Choir - Reveille Staff Bailey, Ora Mae Balgenorth, Joseph Frank, 2Af resident - a Capella Choir - Civilian DefenscpG6u la Florence ' Clothing Drive fwinnerj f John Leonard ' Boys' Basketball Team ' Boys? Baseball ' Senior Glee Club ' Bell, Theresa I.L:jAfv,p-.4J ,vena ' Bingg, Sgiirley - Girls' Basketball Team ' Reveille Business ta Bork,'Bernice Eugenia ' The Junior Red Cross ' Girl Re- s ves - Hiking Club X Borow' i nn ' Dramatics Club 1 jf A ,UO v.f n ' x Bozyk, Gertrude - Girl Reserves - Girls' Team Breitmeyer, Robert J. - 12A Treasurer Play ' a N Capella Choir Bridges, Juanita Ann - Audit Representative - Reveille Staff Brink, Arnold '12A Sergeant-at-arms - Entertainment Conf- mittee Qflhairmanj mf, 5 Brizinski, Francella ' a Capella Choir ' Senior Girls' Glee Clubx 'f Brooks, Ardelle Marion - Dancing Club X N . , I Bylo. Vera - Dancing Club Ciotti, Norma Cottrill, Alfred - Boys' Basketball Team ' Senior Glee Club ' ' a Capella Choir J i 'VJ J f J Thirty f,' De Meyers Mildred Zulma a Capella Chou HODOI Society ' Dempsey Ruth Honoi Society Audlt Stal? Sen1o1 Play X Dupee Vada Marie e gfilgtaif Evancho hrgmla Semoi Clee Club Audit Staff ' Senior East Commerce June Graduates i a X x v 1 9' . . Y v 'X , xv wi . i 'v- ' ' Ghent, Beatrice - Hiking Club Girolami, Victor - Junior Red Cross ' Honor Society Goeminne, Jullienne ' Honor Society Gray, Dorothy Vivian Grymonprez, Mary Y -4,1 VV ',',,v! . -,' V-',f ,,Lf,! Gurnack, Eileen V ii' i f I ' , I Gust. Mae ' Miracle Book Club L Halverson, Stanley R. - a Capella Choir l I ix Harbison, Douglas ' Orchestra - Honor Society ' Senior Play .Thirty-one S P, Frost Rq t ckestibfija Capella Cho11 Senior Glee 2x Fuhrman Dorothv Senxox Glee Club Muacle Book Club is East Commerce June vGraduates 1, V Harrison, Shirley ' Civilian Defense Council Hebert, Madeline - Dancing: Club ' Senior Glee Club Herrmann, Robert - Honor Society ' Basketball Team Hessler, Marie Grace - Reveille Staff Hlada, Lillian ,.- K , Hughes, Beverly ,ivhzyl I 99,32 ,Q,..,, I, Iannuzzi, Michael ' Basketball Team - Senior Play Iovaldi, Pearl Mary - Honor Society Janick, Margaret Louise - Audit Editor - Senior Play Director ' Civilian Defense Council Jax, Jacqueline Marie - Honor Society President , 4 VI if -, ,P '. x nf '. 1 ll' i L X X? x A i ,Nl me K J N it Y 2 CQ kr u Y -- N xx Student . Kaiser, Juanita ' Honor Society - Civilian Defense Co cil , ' 'I , Kane, Dorothy L. 3 , 'lil xS KES, Thirty-Iwo 4 1 X--:A , xx .d-- X V Kerer, Theresa ' Reveille Staff - Audi1gStaTif- i, Konka, Rose Marie , Kozaruk, Eleanor - Girl Reserves Laferty, Charlotte Marie . . Lagodna, Maryorle Ann C7B1e.r.j,j,, Lambert, Winmfred A. - Honor Society f Langlois, M. Alice - Girl Reserves - Girls' Senior Glee Club Lashmore, Frances - Girl Reserves President in 12B ' Choir - Senior Play Lawrence, Jane East Commerce June Graduates Lombardo, Augustino - , f X V . 1 4 ... , 1 ,y,f.-sl. , -4- 1 l Lootens, Betty - Girl Reserves ff' McGuire Ella EM rfb? Staff mittee ' Dance Club Maraone, Angeline - Hiking' Club ' Girl Reserves Maslanka. Virginia - Junior Red Cross ' Dance Club Modzelewski, Virginia - Senior Girls' Glee Club Novelli, Lenore M O'Brien, Betty Lou - 12A Vice-President - 12B Secretary- TI'8aSlll'6l' ' a Capella Choir Ostrowski, Marcella ff-4 -C bv? fs., . 1-ff ou--f.L.jL'j Pace, Pauline Mary ' Paonessa, Constance - Reveille Staff - Girls' Basketball Team ' 12B-12A Luncheon C mmittee ,- ,V - fU , , ' ' Parsley, Phyllis Jean ,7 lla, fdf' Pellegrino, Kathryn M. ' Junior Red Cross . f e ' s . .- Lelek, Eugenia - Choir - Audit Staff ' Senior Play Logothetis, Peter - Honor Society - Orchestra ' Senior Play ,1 ! I Lothamer, Ruth Maria ' Dance u ', enior Glee Club McMain, Margaret - Hiking Club ' Red Cross Drive ' Audit Mahren, Muriel Helen - Audit Representative - Gift Com- Maiorana, Jennie ' Senior Play ' 12B Luncheon Committee I ff . f 'J - ' Mankowskl, Irene - Vocal fa, . '7' .f , f I xl ' Manos, Lucy - Civilian Defense ' DanceNClub ,X I s 'x 2 I 5 l Thirty-three East Commerce June Graduates Petrella, Silvio Jesse - 12B President - War Stamp Representa tive ' Reveille Staff Pillittiere, Jos phine Postl, A Przybyl, Casmir Robert ud' epresentative - Orchestra ' Civilian Defense Council K! I Relf, Robert - Orchestra ' 1 X . Resovsky, Elizabeth f' , f - VI' -, .. 1 ff if 'ec ff 1. Ricketts, Donald A. ' Choir ' Orchestra ' Dance Club Rose, Elizabeth Jane - Sen' Play - 1' taff - Girl Re serves, Vice-President ' Humps, Virginia ' Junior Red Cross - Dance Club 4 - ., I . I Sandretto, Isabelle ' Dance Club Schmidt, Virginia Sell, Catherine QW IJ df E If , V,, 1 I 1 .fly 'iff' fpclffg V! . ' , ,, ,gt . 'W-1 Sienkiewicz, Eleanor ' Honor Society - Feature Editor of Audits: Smith, Elizabeth Q75 Speirs, Joan Stange, Lorraine - Senior Girls' Glee Club Stearns, Ben - a Capella Choir - Boys' Glee Club Sterner, Shirley Stoliker, Nora Lee Sturdevant, Kathryn Jean - Girl Reserves - Honor Society, Secretary - a Capella Choir Sweir, Rose Thirty-four East Commerce June Graduates Szymanski, Jeannette ' Red Cross ' Dance Club ' Orchestra Tallarek, Ruth - a Capella Choir ' Senior Girls' Glee Club ' Dancing Club Taylor, Margaret 0 Girl Reserves I . 2? Tilley. Mary - Vice-President, 12B ' Secretary, 12A - Gir Reserves Tripoli, Jennie Q 'ij I ,- , .f -,v 1 fr f.-. ' ' ! Trupiano, Rose Elidabeth Van Steenkiste, Al M. Venditti, Angeline Venzuch, Eleanor Vidmar, Dorothy Viviano, Rose - Walker, Faye Secretary ' Defense Stamp Representative a Capella Choir ,u ,- 1.,. 5 f 1: 1 Qi - Girl Reserves, President ' Junior Red Cross, 3 tl-1 if-1 Waslar, Harold L. ,fi 7 . A , . . , lg, 4' Wegener, Gisela Wesner, Adeline - Hiking Club Wodtke, Carl G. ' S 'or Boys' C ' a Capella Choir ' Dramatic Club Je? had 7613 , A Wrasse, Betty Jane Yamnitz, Frances Eugenia ' Dancing Class ' Hiking Club Young, lfgita Anne - Editor, Audit - Honor Society - Reveillc Sta Zuelch, Muriel ' Senior Girls' Glee Club ' a Capella Choir Thirty-five Thirty-six East Commerce June Graduates Without Pictures Cogan, Elaine Davis, Irene Janet ' Girl Reserves Gawryk, Evelyn Kreger, Lydia Lakus, Frances ' ossiff, Mildred Sawyer, Donald - Basketball - Baseball Smith, Wanda E. Summer School Graduates Edna Mary Mildred Ruth Clarence Lee Brighton Finley Kaufman McDavid Wright COMMERCE Babe, Rose Bazeli, Josephine Cato, Gladys Cutright, Phyllis Gillum, Patricia Harrison, Ruby Inez Holst, Bertha Morrison, Pauline Olszewski, Regina Pietila, Gloria Rawson, Arlyne Without Pictures EAST COMMERCE Brucks, Winnifred Davidson, Barbara Gehle, Violet Grates, Winifred Lupsoru, Sylvia Radenitsch, Edith Thomas, Marjorie Voet, Georgene I I I 4 Q. Njf.f,g . -91 4 S-f-5 Reveille LITERARY STAFF COMMERCE Anna Ballantyne Olga Levonik Thelma Berman Edward Nycz Juanita Bishop Jean Safian Velora Boff Mary Shaheen Irene Cencek Cecelia Zarkowski Catherine Greene BUSINESS COMMERCE Business Manager ..... Dorothy Jane Zientek Advertising Manager Arthur Mannino Assistants ..,......, . . Rosemary Parkins, Bernice Davidge Outside Advertising Manager .Mitchell Mouzakis Auditor ..... Bookkeepers . Cashier ...,, , Karl Brindle . . Jeannette Rudin, Gladys Herman ,, Freda Krause EAST COMMERCE Arlene Awe Theresa Kerer Juanita Bridges Winnifred Lambert Mildred DeMeyere Shirley Nelson Beatrice Eiben Constance Paonessa Evelyn Gawryk Silvio Peterella Marie Grace Hessler Rita Young STAFF EAST COMMERCE Business Manager , .... Betty Lou O'Brien Assistants .. ., . Shirley Binge Juanita Bridges Ardelle Brooks Dorothy Gray Douglas Harbison Peter Logothetis Jennie Maiorana Jane Rose Shorthand by ..,. Stella Galeziewski Stenographer .. .,.. Mary Bojnarowiczl Typists .... ,.., D olores Bienkowski Florence Cohen Doris Wacker Supersalesmen, , . .,.. Sylvia Novak Paulyne Mozell Charles Montafis FACULTY ADVISERS COMMERCE EAST COMMERCE Miss Marion Walker, Mr. C. O. Weimer Miss Mildred L. Vorce, Miss Beulah Gay Thirty-eight Audit LITERARY STAFF Ec11'to1's-1'n-Chief Gloria LaTouf '42 l1'ene Alexander '42 Wanda Rak '43 East Commerce Editors-in-Chief Margaret Janick '42 Rita Young '43 East Commerce News Editor Ruth Dempsey '42 Patricia Hofmann '43 News Editors Wanda Rak '42 Assistant News Editor lrene Bosack '42 Vada Dupee '42 Editorial Editors Bill Noble '42 Ann Zelazek '43 Eugenia Lelack '42 Fmmw Edimm Margaret Janick '43 Lenore Rose '42 Eleanor Sienkiewicz '43 Editorial Assistants Jane Rose '42 Sports Editors Paul Elias '42 Marion Duke '43 East C ommorm' Fvatizro Editor Vera Ann Bylo '42 Assistant Sports Editor Catherine Greene '42 East Coimmerce Sports Editor Peter Legothetis '42 BUSINESS STAFF East COWH7'tC 7'Cf' Editorial Editors East Cofnmzerce Assistant News Editor Paul Elias Louise Reak Dorothy Matrack Bill Noble Edward Nycz Virginia Osemiak FACULTY ADVISERS Conznzrfrfw Miss Ruth H. Browne East Cowzmrfrcv M1-, Cecil Kirkwood . V,.i Miss Mabelle Hildebrandt Thirty-nine F arty East Commerce June Senior Play Klieft to rfiglztj-llonald May, Morris Nevejans, Betty Jean Pietz, Bernice Moldenhauer, Martha Wilson, Shirley Silver, Lee Shepherd, Robert Raske, Patricia Pryor, Mildred Ray, Alex Bobkin, Marilyn Wagg, Clara Petroni. THE BUSYBODYQ' a three-act farce, was presented by the East Commerce seniors under the direction of Mrs. Frances Chase on the evening of January 22, 1943, in the Barbour Intermediate auditorium. Miss Katherine Lewis was the business manager. Betty Jean Gottler was the student director. East Commerce January Senior Play Standing Qleft to rightj -Jean Sturdevant, John Belko, Douglas Harbison, Donald Ricketts, Stanley Halverson, Peter Logothetis, Eugenia Lelek. Seated fleft to rightj -Ruth Dempsey, Faye Walker, Frances Lashmore, M. Louise Janick fstudent directory, Jane Rose, Virginia Evancho, Jennie Maiorano. THE WHOLE TOWN IS TALKING, a three-act comedy, was presented by the East Commerce seniors under the direction of Mrs. Jeanne Molk on the evening of May 21, 1943, in the Barbour Intermediate auditorium. Mr. Charles McDonald was the business manager. M. Louise Janick was the student director. . . ' 3 Commel ce J une Senior l lay Sftllltllllfl Qleft to rightJ+Paul Shiloil, Donald Visscher, Gerald Kaspryzyk, Paul Elias. Scvomf Rau'-Arthur Mannino, Charlotte Meisel, Arlene Horoo, Marjorie Madden, Ann Marim Zelazek, Bill Noble. First Roll'-Dorothy Roy, Maxine Peterson, Miss Lukes, Irene Gene Bosack, Dorothy Anne Matrack. .Vol in flft7fIlI'l'fH9l6ll llemchuk, Robert Fredericks, Robert Huebner, llawn liennnon, Gilbert Richards. DON'T TAKE MY PENNY, a three-act comedy, was presented by the Com- merce seniors under the direction of Miss Ann Lukes on the evening of May 21, 19423 in the Cass Auditorium. Mr. Everett Mai-quart was the business manager, Paul Elias, the student supervisor: and Alfred Przybyloxviez, the stage manager. Dramio Club 'l'l1ird Hou' fleft to rightj-Juanita VValker, Mary Louise llavis, Louise lleak, Phyllis Turner, Edward Nycz, Muriel Wilson, Stella Flores, Audrey Baker, Eva Poss. Svf-ond Iiuu'fGladys Herman, Iva Bowen fPres., 3125, Barbara Myers fVice-Pres., '-12l, Hysinig' Giragoslan. First Ho14'fSybil Rosenbaum, Miss Lukes, Gilbert Richards fVice-Pres., 5131, Mary Cucheran tSec., '42, Pres., '43J, Gretchen Reinhold 1Sec., '43J, Donelda Mclntire fTreas., '42, 5133. 1 Forty-one East Commerce Senior Girls' Glee Club Fifth Row fleft to rightj-Dorothy Fuhrman, Lorraine Stange, Ruth Momchilov, Barbara Balon, XIg:iolethHerz, lloris Clutterbuck, Arlene Awe, Loretta Wajda, Shirleyann Pohl, Virginia Vane 0. Fmlrtlz Ron'-Shirley Romska, Dorothy Ann Reckio, Betty Hausler, Jean MacPherson, Patsy Coles, Elfrieda Bohle, Joan Hall, Junadell Miller, Lorraine Yek, Thelma Thorpe, Betty Sneddan. Thirrl Ron'-Josephine Spencer, Rose Castino, Demetra Demos, Florence NVhitford, Mary Schaff, Alice Langlois, Doris DeYoannes, Eleanor Temple, Ruth Scharf, Elaine Meier. Second Row-Evelyn Taylor, Jean Stadnick, Rose Parisio, Claudia Eichbauer, Beverly Alter, Ruth Schalk, Lois llockey, Gertrude Schalk, Adeline Nascimento. First Row-Marilyn Hull, Mae Buczkowslii, Eleanor Trawczynski, Ellen Kruschinska, Betty Lichtwardt, Rose Impastato, Geraldine Seliga, Thelma Niner, Rina lmberti. Commerce Glee Club Idozzrtlz Row fleft to right-Ann Vallad, Betty Jean Priestaf, Vivian Cox, Florence Hanna. 'l'l1iwl Rnu'WMai-ian Fulton, Olga Hryhorka, Rose Marie Berecz. Swmnl Rau'-Christine Robinson, Betty Jean Portemont, Verbenia Lang, Evelyn Newton, Mary Lee Lawman, Shirley Green. Idirst Row--Ann Kolesar, Dorothy Zinn, Pearl Csorga, Blanche Rosen, Margaret Britton. Marie Blanchard, Winifred Fassieux, Mildred Frank, Carrie Freeman, Marion Gault, Adele Weider. 'Ili ff' Forty-two ' . East Commerce Orchestra Thirrl Rau' Qleft to rightj-Shirley Watson, Doris Long, Mary Stead, Nicholas Mayer, llouglas Harbison, Joe Stacey, Marie Karns, Donna Gillette, Marjorie Harris. Sefcmzfl Row-Thora Mae Harrison, Tony Terranova, Josephine Sgroi, Betty Rose Clayton, Patricia Moss, Robert Relf, Shirley Lobel. First Ron'-Eva Ursu, Helen Gawryk, Vera Kvetko, Delores Heinrich, Betty McFadden, Peter Logothetis, Geraldine McMillan, QNot in picturej Marion Gable, Idalnac Moore. East Commerce A Cappella Choir Fifllz Hou' tleft to rightj-Ruth Tallarek, Mildred lie Meyerc, Violet Herz, Carol Wodtke, lion Ricketts, Robert Stevens, Robert Frost, Art Link, Donna Dolan, Loretta Wajda. 1 ourtl1 Run'--eAud1'ey Arbour, Jean MacPherson, Elfrieda Bohle, Vernon Romzick, Robert Breit- meyer, Robert Kaczarowski, Joe Balgenorth, Lorraine Yek, Frances Laslnnore, Eugenia, Lelek, Arlene Awe. Thirrl Ron'-Eleanor Trawczynski, Betty Hauksler, Thelma Thorpe, Vito Locricchio, Silvio l'etrella, William Taylor, Lester Hoke, Geraldine Seliga, Junadell Miller, Elaine Meier. Swwnzfl Row--Francella Brizinski, Claudia Eichbauer, Josephine Spencer, Anthony Morgan, Stanley Halverson, Marvin Toepler, George Saczko, John Crisovan, Jean McNeill, Betty Lou O'Brien. First Row-Faye Walker, Muriel Zuelch, Michael Auer, Alfred Cottrill, Ilan Sprutte, Harold Cooley, Charles Stewart, Beverly Alter, Jean Stadnick. Forty-three The Band Tliifrrl Row fleft to rightb-Bessie Kvetko fTrumpetJ, Floris Bringedahl QTrombonej, Robert Frederick QSaxaphonej, G. L. Hunt 1Susaph0nej, Helen Jargut fSaxaphoneJ, Harriet Nochman fClarinetj, Helen llemchuck QTrumpetJ. Sammi Row-Mr. Robinson fllirectorj, Constance Marsilio 1TrumpetJ, Juanita Walker fClarinetJ, Ruth Hicks QClarinetJ, Lucy Kules fClarinetJ, Berniece Kajcla 1Clarinetj, Josephine Levin QClarinetj, Madeline Muglia fTrumpetb, George Trkulja QString Bassl. First RowfMadeline Shiller fPiano5, Muriel Clos CMellophoneJ, Reynold Garrison fllrumsj, Madeline Bindus fllrumsj, Helen Schupra fFluteJ, Marjorie Veach flflutej, Jean Abgarian fViolinJ. Shorthand Scribes Iduurtli Row Qleft to rightj-'Olga Baharozian, Anne Ballantyne CActing Tre-as., '43J, Helen Jendryka, Stella Klimkowski, Nancy Cheyne, Lucille Gomula, Rosemary Parkins, Audrey Baker, Eva Poss. 'I'hi'rrl Row-Marjorie Madden, Muriel Wilson, Madeline Bindis, Jane Karpinski, Joyce Ferguson, June Cameron, Jean Safian, Dorothy Roy, Mary Maras. Sw-run! Ron'--Gladys Herman, Shirley Salamon, Jessie Stoner, Catherine Greene. Firsf. Hou'-Miss Henderson, Annie Kushigzian, Rose Pytroczyko fVice-Pres., '4ClJ, Arlene Boroo fl'res., '43j, Maxine Peterson lSec., '42, 21531, Miriam Levi, Genevieve Mijal. Virginia Austin fPres., '42J, Thelma Berman, Nancy Bertolino, Adeline Gino, Elizabeth Gleza fTreas., '42J, Florence lsgan, June Jennings, Ma1'y Kokones, Viola Moilanen, Frances Phillips 4'l'reas., 21253, Kathleen Wagner, Sophie Zolnierowicz CVice-Pres., '42J, llovie Calloway, Dorothy Carrol, Elizabeth DeLoof, Louise Kushigian, Mary McSpear, Vera Milz, Rose Marie Pardo. Forty-four Commerce Girl Reserves Fourth Row fleft to rightJMAngeline Muccioli, Ann Carlone, Helen Karapuzk, Jennie Karapuzk, llonelda Mclntire, Elizabeth Williams, Rosemary Parkins, Floydell Myers, Jennie Sanna. Third If0'1l'-X7ll'g'lIll3. Nering, Mildred Sundelin, Edith Anderson, Eileen Aiken, Adelaide Smilanic, Kirsti Bucht, Vera Semec. Second Row-Mary Cucheran, Barbara Myers, Anne Alexandroti, Virginia Smolinski, Jessie Stoner, Charlotte Meisel. First Role--Irene Gene Bosack fTreas., '42J, Shirley Burak 1Chmn., Soc. Comm., '43J, Ruth Anderson fVice-Pres., 2135, Corinne McCreary QPres., '43J, Anita Durham iSec., 5133, Helen Wilkinson lTreas., '43J, Cecelia Zarkowski. Olga Hryhorka, Betty Mehl fSec., '42J, Vl'inifred Purnell, Wanda Rak fllres., '42J, Beatrice Ricketts fVice-Pres., '42J. Geraldine Tavolacci 1Chmn., Soc. Comm., '43J. East Commerce Girl Reserves Fifth Hou' Qleft to ripfhtj-Eugenia Wozniak, Meryle Jennings, Jean Sturdevant, Shirleyann Ilohl, Mary Lou Waligore, Ruth Callahan, Shirley Holmes. Fourtli IfUIl'fGQl'tl'Ufl0 Bozyk, Rose Impastato, Patricia Kobe, Josephine Assafl, Frances Laslnnore, June Rose, Vivian Benjamin, Mary Grace Bain. Third Ron'-Betty I.ill, Violet Keeler, Ilene Bozyk, Elaine Meier, llolores Hotsa, Alice Battle, Mary Margztret Schnor. Nwroml Ron'-'Colleen McLaughlin, Sadie Ennnolo, Bernice Bork, lfaye Walker, Betty Lootens, Beverly Willett, Gloria Garcia, Marion Guido. First Ron'--lloris Biggs, Geraldine Battani, Betty .lane llarrisli, Miss llaly, Claudia Eiehbauer, Barbara Balon, Jean Plaunte. Fort y- five f I. l V Y HV- Honor Society-Junior Group f'l0Il,'I'flI Run' fleft to rigihtj-Irene Halicki, Jean Schmelzer, Adeline Mazur, Betty McFadden, Helen Torgl, Eleanor Trawczynski, Shirley Lobel. Thifrfl Row-Violet Keeler, Sara Jo Vermiglio, Geraldine Seliga, Lucille Crowley, Gertrude Marion, Elsie Martis. nqf'l'071!I Row-Elizabeth Ervine, Doris Long, Lita Bowditch, Simone I7eCoster, Virginia Bryant, Mary Ungerleider, Norma Hoke. First Row--Miss Schulz fSponsorJ, Marjorie Harris, Barbara Ralon, Dorothy Ann Reckio, Betty Jane Parrish CVice-Presb, Claudia Eichbauer. Honor Society-Senior Group Tlrirrl Run' fleft to rightjfJacqueline Jax QPres.j, Juanita Kaiser, Peter Logothetis, Je-an Sturdevant 1Sec.J, Pearl Iovaldi. Secmnl Ron'-Douglas Harbison, Mildred l7eMeyere, Inez Frank, Robert Herrmann. First Hou'--Ruth Dempsey, Winnifred Lambert, Miss Schulz fSp0nsorJ, Jullienne Goeminne, Kita Young. l Ifurty-six Commerce Junior Red Cross I llNI'fll lime Qleft to rightl--Esther Esterson, Olga Babarozian, Floydell Myers, Ann Marie Zelazak, Marianne Belyczek, Irene Cencek, Cecelia Zarkowski, Elizabeth Mulligan, Olga Levonik, Sylvia Novak, Helen Shaffer, Anna Lewis. 'l'hir11 Rou'fffYictoi'ia Gabrean, Betty Hansen, Marion Duke, Jacqueline Case, Adeline Sniilanic, June Caineron, Nellie Blasko, Stella Baboudis, Muriel VVilson. Serum! Hou'--Gladys Herman, Bernice llavidgre, Geraldine Scott, Vera Gellner, Mary liiadis, Catherine Greene. l 1'rsz' Run' -Barbara Hughes, Angeline Rattaglia, Virginia Rosen, llutli Jesse, Barbara Myers, Phyllis Husbey. MC Club 7'l1irrl Hou' lleft to rightj--Mitchell Mouzakis, Al. Przybylowicz, Ernest Goreeki, llonald Yissclier, Gerald Kasprzyk, Gilbert Richards. Serum! Ifflll' Herbert Silverman, Hewitt Brown, Eddie Nycz, Bill Noble, Carmen Nasuti. l z'r-.wt If1lll'f'Ml'. Schlesinger, Howard Snapp fVice-Pres., '42, '-1131, llonald Trudeau fl'reQ '-W J '45Sj, Iaul Elias lSec.-Treas., '42, 2135, Stanley Paledofsky. My M' Fu 'rly-sea Hiking Club Fifth Row fleft to rightj-Shirley Williams, Doris Biggs, Lacea VVarren, Irene Mack, Mary Lou Waligore, Natalie Wentz. Fourtl1, Row-Marjorie Wilkie, Anne Hyde, Ruth Callahan, Lorraine Mitulski, Irene Halicki, Eunice Wygochi, Lorraine Binge. Tllli7'll R0'1LlfG00l'g'l3 Handrinos, Ernestine Smode, Mary Grace Bain, Catherine Casey, Faye Russell, Dolores Schankin. Second R0u'AMildred Kettlehut, Elizabeth Ervine, Beatrice Peters, Lita Bowditch, Virginia Bryant, Jean Harris, Eileen Bozyk. First Rau'-Miss Kerr, Gloria Garcea, Joyce Hilliker, Maxine Fullerton, Josie Borruso, Marion luido. G.A.A. Fourth Row' fleft to rig5htl'fAlha May, Henrietta Zecnkiewicz, Bernice liajda, Theresa Toth, Viriala flahauaton, Irene Hrit, llonna Fallis, Mildred Gaaho, Rose Tumharello. 7'hirrIiIRo14'i-Mary Ann l'ur,fraric, Phyllis Rogfoski, Leoties Walker, Alice Siho, Anna Iazzoni, Irene orna 1. Second Rou'ff-Mary Loridas, Mary Frasie, Charlotte Meisel, Florence Cohen, Marie Silosky, Mary Liadis, Marion Paser. First Ron-Miss Shopkin, June Cameron lSec., '42, '43J, Mary Louise Ferens fVice-Pres., '43J, Joyce McCune fVice-Pres., '42, Pres., '43J, Nancy Cheyne fTreas., '43J, Marion Duke, Lor- raine Schmidt, Louise Kushigian lPres., '42j, Bonnie Gilluni fTreas., '42j. Forty-eigh t Admetus Club 'I'l1z'rfl Row fleft to rightjilosephine Levin, Madeline Bindis, Betty Hansen. Serum! Ron'-Ruth Nelson, Shirley Burak, Irene Sondor, Tikwah Buttner, Harriet Nochman, Julia Todorescu, Sophia Haig, Freda Krause. First ROIl'f'JQZiIHlC Yates, VVinifred Purnell 1Sec., 42, Vice-Pres., 5133, Colleen Hall tTreas., 5135, Lucille Varilone tVice-Pres., '42, Pres., '43J, Virginia Vanderhoof tSee., '43j, Jessie Stoner, Genevieve Montgomery. Rose Yultaggio 1Pres., 3123, Marian Lewis tTreas., 3125. East Commerce Red Cross Ififfli Hou' ileft to rifrhtj-Patricia Hofmann, Simone l7eCoster, Joan Hall, Barbara Balon, lvoris Ulutterhuck, Josephine Assail, Chrysanthe Pappas, Gertrude Marion, Natalie XV:-ntz, Fozlrtlz If1IIl fxVlIllfl'C-fl Shram, Betty Davis, Bertha Blocker, llonna Lee Vezina, Betty Jane Bennett, Faye Russell, lloloras Hotsa, Rita Stieler, Helen Theordora, Betty Pulte. Third If0Il's-Riitty McFadden, Phyllis Ulbrick, Jewel Gray, Betty Jane Parrish, Virginia Maslanka, Claudia Eichbauer, Laurene Mills, Martha Peraino, Eunice Wygocki. Sevoml Row-Betty McMullen, Lucy Sedar, Rose Mary Galopin, Lorea Garcea, Lois Ludwig, Bernice Bork, Beverly Willett, Jean Plaunt, Rose Torosian. Firs! Hou'-G. Bishop tSponsorJ, Shirley Lobel fTreas.J, llorothy Ann Reckio lVice-Pres.J, Uatherine llaley fPres.j, Faye Walker tSec.j, Shirley NVatson fC'oordinatorj, Helen Torgl fC'oordinatorJ. Sitting on I loor--Thelma Thorpe, Eugenia Lelak, Shirliyan Pohl, Elizabeth Grass, Lorraine Yak, Jeanette Szymanski. F oriy-11 Fifty Girls, Tennis Team fLeft to right!-Catherine Greene QCO-Managerj, Ann Zelazek QCO-Managerj, Alice Sibo, Violet Sikanjer, Helen Dombrowski. Winning Homeroom Basketball Team 6365, QLeft to rightj-Betty Portemont QCaptainJ, Rosemary Merriweather, Verbenia Lang, Evelyn Newton, Vivian Cox, Norma Duncan, Juanita Walker. Baseball Team Sfumlinyz ileft to rigrhtb-Howard Snapp, Louis Joseph, Edward Nycz, llonald Trudeau, Mr. Schlesinger H'oachj, Ernest Gorecki, Herbert Silverman, Nathan liiehtig, .lack Gardner fTl'Zllll0l'l. Sentcwfw-Hill Noble, Robert Huebner, Al Przybylowicz, Paul Elias fl'apt.J, Donald Yisscher, Mitchell Mouzakis, Charles Montaiis. Basketball Squad Sfllllflllllfl ileft to l'lXIl1tl-Ml'. Schlesinger ffloachl, Stanley Paledofsky, Paul Elias, Donald Visscher, Eddie Nycz, Bill Noble, Farmen Nasuti. Flzrw' Imnrlers--Rose Tumbarello, Kiki lioizon, Mary Bonnnarito. Seufml--Mitchell Mouzakis, Ernest Gorecki, llonald Trudeau lilo-f'apt.j, Gerald Kaspryzk if'o-f'apt.j, Al Przybylowicz. Hewitt Brown, Lillian Wehby 1l'he0r lmaderj, Walter Anspach, Cornelius Rorza. Fifty-on,r2 I ift11-tzvo Commerce Varsity Basketball Team tLeft to rightjfMr. Schlesinger tCoachJ, Donald Trudeau tCo-Capt.J, Gerald Kasprzyk tCo-Capt.J, Mitchell Mouzakis, Al. Przybylowicz, Ernest Gorecki. The 1942-4133 basketball season was one of the most successful in High School of Commerce history. Through team-work and perseverance the Auditors won nine games and lost but one. The only defeat came at the hands of the Cass Tech team. Later this was avenged by a return game in which the Auditors emerged the victors. Other teams defeated by the Auditors were: Guadalupe, three gamesg Trinity All Stars, two games, East Commerce, two gamesg and Wilbur Wright, one game. The first victory over East Commerce brought the coveted trophy back to Commerce. East Commerce Basketball The seasonal basketball team of 1942-43 was carried on through the facilities of the Barbour Intermediate gym and ended with a total of three games chalked up to victory out of ten. Mr. Charles McDonald, new coach of the Cardinals, was faced with the prospect of developing a squad that was closely restricted because of a number of part-time war jobs held by the team mates. The third game of the season saw the loss of the coveted trophy to Commerce after a year's possession of it. The Cardinals played a comeback game with the Auditors which was held in the Barbour gym and the East Commerce squad was again defeated. Other games were staged with House teams from Eastern and Southeastern and a few church teams. Captain T. Zontini, leading scorer, will form part of the nucleus of next season's team along with L. Hoke and G. Petros. The guarding of J. Belko, along with the never-dying spirit of D. Sawyer, M. lanuzzi, and R. Hermann will be missed next season because of their graduation in June. fx we ol f M -' l ,A 1 ' V, - zwxgfgf , 3 wbssff ' Q f Q 5595 QQ 4 Ca ul' xx 1 164 pi if qi ,Q 1 X f if 15 SX A 4 A ,K 4 ey , .. 3 DEAR DIARY: October 1 -Today I decided to join a club and meet some new girls. The Shorthand Scribes seem awfully nice, and we are planning some interesting activities for the rest of the semester. Rose joined the Admetus Club. October 20-New knitting project started. Click, click, click, that's all I hear. All I see is wool. Oops! I sat on some knitting needles. Well, at least it's for victory. Even I might learn to make afghans. October 22-I raced like blazes to keep up with the dictation for the hundred word award. How do people ever write one-hundred forty? October 28-Freshies, Maybees, and Seniors danced from three to five at the Freshie Dance. Gosh! Are my dogs sore! That reminds me-the refreshments were luscious. November 3-We held our 12B and 12A elections today. Bill Noble and Frieda Cole- man were the victors. November 17-I came to school with my feet practically frozen. I have just begun to realize that winter is right around the corner, and so is Thanksgiving. December 23-The last day of school before vacation, with Christmas just two days away. Our school Christmas present was a grand assembly. The seniors put on a skit entitled The Army That Doesn't Wear a Uniform, and we saw a movie, The Champions Write. Maybe I'd better not play all vacation. January 21 -My voice is hoarse as a result of cheering for my good Alma Mater. We won a close basketball game with Wilbur Wright. Score 17-16. A cheer for Gerry, Don, and Ernie. January 23-The seniors are dancing tonight at the Book-Cadillac to the music of Lou Fid1er's orchestra. Wish I were a senior, but it won't be long now. January 25-The war changed the usual senior luncheon to a home-made affair. Box lunches in the Wayne library. From the outside it sounded like fun. January 26-The seniors donned their caps and gowns today and received their diplomas. How we all envy them! I wonder if I'l1 look as dignified next semester. February 2-I'm a senior at last. Something new is in store for us-just to keep us awake. Physical Fitness. The first few days are the toughest. Just call me Fatigued Flossief' March 9-Today we cast our ballots for 12A officiers. Bill Noble was reelected president. March 12-Once again our basketball team brought home the bacon. We topped the victory over Wilbur Wright with a winning over East Commerce. Score 13-11. Gorecki and Trudeau, take your bows. March 15-I missed a few of my friends today and later discovered they had begun work on the Cooperative Plan. School four hours-work four hours. That's the new way to help win the war. March 18-Even we seniors wore green today to honor both Michael O'Leary and the Freshie Dance. We glided to the music of the Cass Tech. Dance Band and later ate and drank the free refreshments. Boo! Hoo! No more weiners. March 29-The entire student body was shiny today. We were all slicked up for our visit from the Detroit Free Press Camera Caravan. I hope the photographer caught me in a dignified pose. ' March 30-Senior committees were chosen today by the class oflicers to make our last semester of school more pleasant. I helped cut the class ribbons. April 14-Today I began work in the Woman's Hospital where we are helping the Girl Reserves to make necessary bandages for the Women's Field Army. It's hard work in a way, but fun, too. April 21, 22-Cleanup days for the seniors. I wore a very light suit, and all the boys came to school in coats and ties. The individual and group pictures were taken for the Revei le. April 28-Bicycles, baseballs, and tennis rackets were the equipment dragged along on the senior outing held at Rouge Park. The weather was perfect, the lunch was good, and the games were fun. I got a nice red face out of it. May 21 -Gay laughter filled Cass Auditorium tonight as we watched Don't Take My Penny. How I sigh when I think of all the fine actors and actresses that will be lost to Commerce on Commencement Day. May 22-I can hardly wait for the theater party, the Decoration Day picnic, the senior prom, and the boat trip. It's great to be a senior! Fzfty four Bond Salesmen Third Row Qleft to rightj-Margaret Sokol, Cecelia Zarkowski, Barbara Hughes, Shirley Salamon. Second Ron-Janet Clarke, Iris Durchin, Arlene Boroo, Maxine Peterson. First Row-Judy Becker, Eleanor Santer, Mitchell Mouzakis, Gladys Herman, Emily Iwaniec. i Opal Jenkins, 12B student and part-time bookkeeper in a war plant, presents a check for 335,000 worth of war bonds, the results of her effort in the Bond Drive, to Mr. Holtsclaw. Fifty-Jive xi' N A fl at X ,E .,:: .Q 5: 'W' G+ N X M, xif A fi? ::'+..,,1 . ' X A st ix l ,N , mi x x. X 421346 N V B X S 3 Q3 ' N. x ' - 5 353:34 x .- .1 at Ei. .Q 5 qc Q m i K. ,riff Q3 3 -1 H Q V ma.. xx 1' f, 'K 'X x X X .. M : --4,-a. .,,,., : Ffa -12,5s:a 2:1 K xx K XX X- .:., P ..:. -Q-SR, . A ,Ax w o mx:- NNX X A . K Y X x B x kits .ah ,x WS Sm N sw Q A 5 Q Q X k aj Q' 25 if 5 , S3545i5is:::afz2asfs:z.'-as:gi 'N , E, ww Fifty-eight Backward Vista When summer evening twilight breaks the lock of memory's door And streams of summer sunset play upon the darkened floor An all the world becomes the world in which we lived before- Then-old friends reminisce. Each friendship is a sun-ray, and they blend as sun-rays do, Into a lengthy spray of light-a bright one at that, too! fAnd we remember th,at's the way we should have been in school ll When old friends reminisce. Now the spell has thickened and we wonder if it's so That time has placed Stan Halverson in an operatic show, And is Mike Ianuzzi still a handsome giggolo? We knew Juanita Kaiser planned on South Somoliland As the fashion place to start her missionary stand, But we never knew Joe Balgenorth would be a strip-tease fan! And when it came to music-Doug Harbison and Pete Were known by all the students as the team you couldn't beat, But then we'll think of Betty Lou-now isn't that a treat? Silvio Petrella did things in a novel way His early-morning speeches were the high-spots of the day- M. Hessler says he talks so much there's nothing left to say! Remember Arnold Brink and all the boys when they got brushes And all the girls like Millie D. and all their high-school crushes, And how did Frenchy always rate those sudden man-power rushes? Johnnie Belko's now a banker-Ruth Dempsey joined the stage, Johnnie now is called a bird-in a guilded cage. Now isn't he the bright spot on this memory-book page. There were girls-fa period there, would darn near cause a panic U Like Rosemary Anthony, Rita Young, and also Louise J anick- Who formed the most comment-able club in Detroit and Hamtramck! Qlnfo at the desk.J Teaching World War History has claimed Ardella Brooks, i The movies claimed Ruth Lothamer-who wouldn't with those looks! And D. A. Donald Ricketts claims an allergy to crooks! Then there's the Bobs we used to know, Relf, Hermann and Brietmeyer They were industrious students and they aimed at something higher- The type that Mr. Frost said, Will set the world on iire I With thoughts of kids like Gust and J ax-we could go on for years- Or Theresa Bell or Lela Mae, or Inez and Joan Speirs. But memory's eye sees all at once-and then the picture clears: Elections, swimming, roller skating, Audit, Senior play, Reveille, sweaters, air-raid drills, and lunch-time every day, Pictures, dances, basketball- sharp seniors all the way! Y! V M. Louise Janick, East Commerce Open Wide Your Gates, 0 World Open wide your gates, O World! For our young and vigorous minds Are seeking goals of lasting fame And never-dying prime. Swing them wide and clear, O World! With our tools we'll shape the way Through those gates to unknown paths Whatever be the day. With light and gay new fantasies We'll hold fast to our dreams Of peaceful skies on moonlit nights And calm but rippling streams. So open wide your gates, O World! And let us now pass through To rise and fall, and rise again In everything we do. -Ruth Dempsey East Commerce Civilian Defense Council Fourth, Row fleft to rightj-Margaret Louise Janick, Joe Balgenorth, Vernon Romzick lSec.l, Peter Logothetis, Violet Herz. ., Third Row-Jean Engelhardt, Phyllis Anderson, Elaine DeRosbil, Adeline Mazur, Eleanor Traw- czynski 1Pres.J. Second Row-Betty Lou 0'Brien, Dorothy Ann Reckio, Clara Krieg, Patricia Kobe, Marion Chundrlik, Martha Peraino. First Row-Eileen Bozyck, Jean Fournier, Miss Streeter fSponsorJ, Thora Mae Harrison, Jean Stadnick. Fi f ty-nine Wifi bs A AQ by gy I , , :rv .,., Q -1 -f Q ' .f, . . -t Q - - - -Q. H ' I M ZF-S e -X ' R R .... 'i i 1 4. H rid' :I 1 ,. e'i5'-1 91' ' -x. l Q, X ' sg Qt - Q . i .1 a -, A i . ' ,rf X fa 1 i A - .. .... 1 - up 5 , f - . w, j:-'-. 1 ,. -. .. ,. 5 X v . f ,,,, 5422?-13: .mv so 1 i M o as ,R x 3 X- x t X ' Q H5 , 53,11 ENE I5::5hf. '-5: Q- - i 4. .- . 1-.. f Q. 1 5 in ax. , 'f ',,' Q 5 Q . .. ,. ,. , K vt t , X . 15 ,... x 1:5 gs as X: L - W LM '51 V I sa ' X0-S.. Q Ax it Yi W av, xi? XFX N x ,..:5: -S .1 . Q get I , , A ' ai if ' ' in - X ' K . , , . -I in . N , X In Mil . H K V V ii' . 2 ' 'N K ' V' . , -1 - , ...:a... i Teena M l ' x as ,S NX ,. it , if wi -wrrr fm , .Q A Q- - 'SP . M . V a ag? 'r v 5,221 We X i- at if .. ' X si- -,fr ' X rf Q ' . Q. fi is at R 24mm MS' t f mt. NVQ' M: iz-.gr A , EAST COMMERCE students, through the Junior Red C1'oss and other organizations, have played an active part in the war effort during the past year. ya, W Our Victory Garden Afghans in the Makillg Getting the Message Through Sixty Salvage' All Sorts Red Cross Knitters 7 Tops Yum! Yum! Fender sitter The fleet's in Nice pair Lucky soldiers Unconcerned In the middle Three pals Winter seen Smile, please Just friends Ah! Holrl it Ryo, bye, COIIIINOITI' Summer day Lt. Nmllson Nice job Vuolim: nfl' lPon't stop hack Giggles School chums At East Commerce Sixty-four Contest Winners Virginia Osemlak of East Commerce won second place in the city-wide Civitan Contest. Wanda Rak placed first in the Commerce contest. Shirley Watson of East Commerce won third place in the Jefferson Memorial Oratorical Contest for her district. Gilbert Richards placed first in the Commerce contest and placed fourth in his district. Juanita Kaiser took first place at East Commerce with her essay, United We Win, Jean Sturdevant and Casimir Przybyl won honorable mention in the Get-Out-To- Vote Contest sponsored by the Detroit Times. Shorthand Awards Stella Galeziewski demonstrated unusual proficiency for a high school student by taking dictation at the rate of one-hundred sixty words a minute for which she received the Gregg award. Gloria Amador, Virginia Austin and Alvera LaMarr received the one-hundred forty word award. The following students received the one-hundred twenty word award: Harry Angletos, Catherine Barbey, Judy Becker, Mary Bonarowicz, Floris Bringedahl, Shirley Brooks, Jessie Brown, Mary Burnette, Mildred DeMeyere, Jean Dorman, Anita Durham, Margaret Farr, Joan Felczac, Elizabeth Gleza, Zena Goranowski, Betty Jane Gottler, Lillian Hlada, Gerald Kasprzyk, Erwinea Kraft, Elaine Luke- fahr, Lucille Maximiuk, Betty Mehl, Caroline Molnar, Wanda Rak, Shirley Salamon, Paul Shiloff, Joel Spanknoebel, Mary Ann Swiderek, Betty Sulik, Ruth Tallarek, Geraldine Tavolacci, and Ruth Wolf. - Perfect Attendance 12A students who maintained a perfect attendance record during the eleventh and twelfth grades were: Emma Arnold, John Belko, Bernice Bork, Dovie Calloway, Mary Ciampa, Florence Dial, Joan Felczak, Inez Frank, Ernest Gorecki, Mary Howes, June Jennings, Lewis Joseph, Rose Marie Konka, Peter Logothetis, Helen Machasic, Bernice Magill, Muriel Mahren, Sylvia Pesamosca, Shirley Salamon, Lee Shepherd, Amelia Skoczylas, Virginia Stevens, Jennie Tripoli, Harold Waslar, and Ann Zelazek. Cum Laude The following students, having earned eighteen or more honor points at each card-making, have been on the Cum Laude Roll during the entire year: Mary Bojnarowicz, Floris Bringedahl, Pauline Chess, Mildred DeMeyere, Claudia Eich- bauer, Stella Galeziewski, Gladys Herman, Robert Huebner, Colleen Imsdahl, Juanita Kaiser, Berneice Kajda, Stella Klimkowski, Erwinea Kraft, Leocadia Kulakowski, Annie Kushigian, Louise Kushigian, Shirley Lobel, Elaine Lukefahr, Verna N iemonen, Ruth Palm, Betty Jan Parrish, Lorraine Potoski, Rose Pytroczko, Dorothy Ann Reckio, Jean Schmelzer, Anna Scodellaro, Geraldine Seliga, Evelyn Styles, Madeline Temmerman, Helen Torgl, Helen Trojek, Betty Uren, Sara Jo Vermiglio, and Helen Wilkinson. Sixty-five I , I' Commerce Cooperatives In addition to the regular scheduled classes, the High School of Commerce has other well-established activities. Among these are the adult refresher courses, organized in cooperation with the United States Employment Service, in which more than three hundred students have been trained since October, 1942, the cooperative ofiice and school classes, enrolling one hundred sixty studentsg and the special Saturday oiiice machines classes, to which high school seniors employed by the Federal Reserve Bank have been assigned. Four-f our Cooperatives Four-four time is marching time, and Commerce Cooperatives, now studying and working on a four-four schedule, are helping with the march to victory. For four hours a day, from eight to twelve in the morning or from one to five in the afternoon, they are Working in business oiiices doing stenographic work, typing, filing, operat- ing ofiice machines, performing general clerical duties, and working in mailing rooms. During an additional four hours they are in classes at Commerce. The students are assigned to positions in pairs 3 while one works the other studies and vice versa. Nearly one-hundred fifty 11A and 12B students, many of them transferred from other Detroit high schools since March 1, are participating in this plan. Located as it is in the downtown area, the High School of Commerce is ideally located for such a set-up. Most of the companies employing students are within easy Walking distance. They include the Children's Aid Society, Dun and Bradstreet Inc., the Engineering Division of the United States Army, the Industrial National Bank, the S. S. Kresge Company, the Larrowe Milling Company, the Michigan Bell Telephone Company, the Michigan Mutual Liability Company, the Michigan Consolidated Gas Company, the Packard Motor Car Company, the Standard Accident Insurance Company, and the War Ordnance Department. Miss Louise Henderson, a member of the High School of Commerce faculty, who has had ten years of experience as a stenographer and secretary, is acting as coordin- ator. Her duties include visits to the oiiices where cooperative students are employed and conferences with students and employers regarding school and ofiice problems. Adult Refresher Courses More than three hundred students have been enrolled in the day school adult classes, organized at the High School of Commerce through the Office of the United States Employment Service, since October 19, 1942. The majority of adults taking the refresher courses have been former business workers, again entering the business world in the cause of the war effort. They have received instruction in shorthand, typewriting, calculating machines, book- keeping machines, billing machines, dictaphones, the ediphone, mimeographing, ofiice filing, business English, business mathematics, and general clerical work. Classes have been organized in two groups meeting five days a week, one group meets from 8 a.m. to 12:00 noon, the other from 12:00 noon to 4:00 p.m. Banking Course The Federal Reserve Bank selected one hundred forty June graduates from Detroit high schools, including approximately twenty-five from the High School of Commerce, for oliice positions to begin regular work June 28. To be considered for these positions the applicant had to have a minimum rate of forty words per minute on the typewriterg those who were able to operate fifty or sixty words per minute were paid proportionately higher. To increase efficiency of prospective employees, classes were organized to meet at the High School of Commerce every Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., throughout the months of May and June, for concentrated practice on typewriters, Szxty seven calculators, and special machines. Students were paid sixty cents an hour by the bank while attending these Saturday classes. These employees will be assigned to operate adding and calculating machinesg others to operate machines especially built for banks. Still others will be used as assignment readers, and in general oflice work. . Cooperative Retailing Another division of students will be organized in cooperative retailing positions in September, 1943, in response to the needs of a number of Detroit retail stores. Autographs Sixty-eight Autographs Sixty-nine Seventy To you graduates-you who have al- ready earned a generous measure of success -we offer our sincere congratu- lations. We hope that for many years you will again and again enioy the photo- graphic portraits we were privileged to make for this book and that the training you have received will bring you new and -er successes to make the future truly happy for all of you. ,ywsiunms I d STROH BUILDING, DETROIT 28 ADAMS AVENUE, WEST Ce.-25 Also 525 Harrison Street, FLINT The 1943 Reveille AGUDUNTANTS NEEDED IN WAR AND IN PEACE A very real shortage of qualified high school graduates to HII accounting positions exists today. There is an urgent need for women accountants. WALSH offers a time-saving, intensive Accountancy Course in evening school classes beginning SEPTEMBER I3, I943 Serve your country and insure your future by preparing in evening school classes at WALSH for important and high salaried accounting positions in war and in pcace. 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