Cooley High School - Castellan Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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'ti' sg. XN QQQHH F va, X For more than 40 years the name Ford'7 has stood for performance, reliability and value. Today, as ever, through training, craftsman- ship and pride in theljoh, quality is built into Ford products all along the line. For quality is truly a Ford tradition-a tradition that has won millions of loyal friends for Ford products. And the truest measure ofthe value of our uroducts is the ualit f built into them-the I q 3 quality that spells good service, long life and de endable economical Jerforrnance. P 1 l Today, as always, quality comes first at Ford. FORD MOTOR COMPANY BUILDERS OF FORD, LINCOLN AND MERCURY CARS...FORD TRUCKS, FARM TRACTORS AND INDUSTRIAL ENGINES Niuefj'-Jix

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me 0 Brilliant Plymouth hoods glide along the conveyor. 0 Here a powerful engine is being lowered into place. 0 Visitors see where scientists study how metals hold lubricants. We're all boosting Detroit On its 250th birthday, the people of Detroit pause in their busy lives to take a close look at their city. They see much to be proud of. They will see more tomorrow, as the great plans for new buildings and line new express- ways are completed. For the young people of today, the Detroit of tomorrow promises much. Detroit people have come from all over the world to make their homes here and to produce things for themselves and for the world in Detroitis great industrial plants. From no other city in the world do more useful things flow. Of the 5oo,ooo men and women who build things in Detroit's plants, IO0,000 are Chrysler people. These 1oo,ooo and their families make up much of Detroit, working, producing, and taking part in all of the city's many activities. From Detroit's fine high schools will come the young men and women who will main- tain this great American city as the greatest producer of useful things in peace, the arsenal of democracy in emergency, and a good place to work and live. Chrysler Corporation PLYMOUTH DODGE DE SOTO CHRYSLER DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS Ninety-five

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if ,and mmf, ...AND TELEPHONES What have telephones to do with caps and gowns? That's a question you didn't find in your final examinations. But Michigan Bell has the answer, and itis one that could be mighty important to you. Michigan Bellis business is telephone service. And graduates from high schools like yours are the kind of young women the telephone company likes to have as employees. Because the telephone is so important in the modern world, Michigan Bell girls find a real thrill in their jobs. They receive excellent pay, too, right from the start . . . have good opportunities for advancement . . . make congenial friends . . . enjoy vacations witl1 pay and other advantages. So if you're graduating this month, and looking for that kind of a job, Michigan Bell may have one for you-an important job as cashier, teller, switchboard operator, clerk or typist. Why not drop in now at our employment office, 1365 Cass Avenue, Detroit, for an interview? MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY '54 Friendly Place fo Work N inely-Je new