Cooley High School - Castellan Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Eight Harvey Meyer Ruth Barns Harold lindsay D0f0Tl'lY Roellm Commercial English Health language . . . Department heads and teachers impart valuable knowledge Creating opportunities to learn skills of observation, thinking, and expression, whether in a classroom or on an athletic field, teachers seek the goals of personality development and compe- tence in their students. They challenge Us to do our best! Ralph Twitchell Mathematics L- Ferne Robinson Alger Wood John Kurfy Music Social Science Vocational Our students wish to express their sympathy and condolences for the loss of one of our depart- ment heads and favorite teachers, Mr. Gardner. Leon Gardner

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J. R. Schindler -101 Lugy A, Quinn -102 J. R. Irwin - 201 Counselors provide needed guidance . . In a school so large and crowded as Cooley the possibility of feeling unknown and alone is real. Therefore, the individual attention that our coun- X n i selor somehow finds time to give us helps where M H M ller - 202 we need it most: in finding ourselves and in relating ourselves to others constructively. Harvey Chapman - 219 M, Jeanette Goodenow -302 James W. ChaPmB'1 -301 Rufh M, Cox 220 Seven

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Charles Aneda Helen Anstey Milton Aptekar George Babcock Rose Barton Athylene Basham Helen Blades Alma Blanchard Helen Blew Walter Brace Gladys Brewer Donald Brownlee Esther Buckeye Neil Cameron Cornelia Catana Wilma Chapin Ruth Chilman Elton Clark Ben Cohen Joseph Como Charlotte Coye Mary Crane Eva Cromley Miriam Crosby Norman Cross Robert Crosthwaite Katherine Cutter Melvin Dawley Robert Delany Catherine Dolan if ., re ,rv f X, left will N, yy t t if rw ' ' ffm fl Q5 yr, :iw -f ' z. Marie Dunn Edward Eaton Dorothy Eldon Abe Eliowitz Glenna Farley Margaret Ferguson Irene Flaherty Claris Frankfurth Ruth Fuss Norma Gillette Lloyd Gordon Louise Hair Marilyn Hamilton Riley Harris Gerald Henry Dorothy Hobart Cornelia Hoffman Henry Hulter