Denby High School - Navigator Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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ACTIVITIES

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President Robert Casey Vice-President Norma Martinelli Secretary Iune Haskell Treasurer Jack Martyn Sergeant-At-Arms Robert Erwin Social Chairman Bettv Massad 202 Acker, Delphine Ackroyd, Vivian Ames, Virginia Barnard, Phyllis Bauer, Letty Baxendale, Bette Beal, Ruth Beamish, Mabel Bender, Doris Beyer, Marion Bidigare, Shirley Binder, Elizabeth Bintz, Pearl Booth, Margaret Borland, Dorothy Bott, Harriette Bradford, Virginia Byrer, Carrie Cischke, Virginia Colombo, Elizabeth Cremers, Virginia Dachoff, Mary Daniel, Lorraine DeCuypere, Rose Mary De Laura, Geraldine Dunn, Dorothy Emery, Ruth Fraser, Joyce Funk, Clara Gilmore, Maxine Gipperick. Helen Goetsch, Marceline Graf, Edna Grasli, Helen 203 Aiuto, Frank -.AAlbright, Glen Allen, Harvey Allor, Edward Anderson, William Aschcraft, Robert Asselin, Hugh Baling, Robert Barbret, Harold Bergeon, Stanley Bielman, Ray Bonfiglio, Anthony Borders, Alger Boswell, Lloyd Brandt, Henry Britton, Fred Brown, Edwin Brown, Moffat Campbell, Wayne Caputo, Tony Cath, Hawley Cavanugh, Joe Cooley, Harry Croke, Robert Cullinan. Bill Dailey, Frank Daniels, Daniel Dettmer, Clarke Downey, Harry Drewitz. Ralph Drust, Robert Edelmann, Harry Erwin, Bob Frede, Donald Gast, Charles Geenen, John Gerts, Budd Gies, Edwin Goetz, George Gonczar, Edward Smith, James 102 Hackett, Gladys Haerens, Mary Hart, Betty Haskell, June Hepburn, Joyce Hill, Shirley Hites, Marion Holstein, Jean Hufnagel, Rose Inman, Ruth Juniper, June Kamberg, Lillian Karol, Bernice Kohn, Ruth Kelch, Lillian Kelley, Margaret Ketcheson, Rita Krause, Genevieve Kulick, Lorraine Kyle, Alice LaBar, Lenita Lane, Shirley Lang, Leona Lenz, Betty Jean Loncarevic, Lillian Luckenbacker, Vivian Macy, Madeline Mann, Constance Martinelli, Norma Massad, Betty Mauro, Frances McClanahan, Jayne Mahlenbacher, Betty Meyer, Betty Mierow, Ruth Morgan, Mignon Mutoglis, Stella Naiman, Delores Nemens, Betty Nickens, Alberta Norris, Helen Nyquist, Lucille Ott, Doris 101 Habermas, Arthur Hagan, Marvin Hines, William Hopp, Wesley Hoffman, Allan Jones, Douglas Keith, Harry Keller, Thomas Kloack, Earl Knapp, Norbert Krausman, Robert Kuehn, Bill Lebuhn, Richard LaChappelle, Clayton LaLon-de, Louis Loftus, John Martin, William Martyn. John Marz, Erwin Masshoff, Jack McDougall, James McNichol, James Meesseman. Albert Mertens, Harry Meteer, William Meyers, Irving Milne, Russell Moore, Charles Mullins, Bernard Mumford, Alfred Navarro, Tom Nelson, Robert Nowak, Richard 0'Dell. James 302's Papenfus, Winnifred Pietsch, Ruth Petrofka, Grace Pieschke, Marion Plastow, Betty Ponzio, Ida Price, Phyllis Purcell, Elizabeth Pye, Margaret Radford, Winnie Randall, Doris Reidle, Betty Remsing, Katherine Reynolds. Norma Royall, Mary Russo, Fannie Salwin, LaReva Sanwald, Mary Schehr, Mary Louise Schlotter, Dorothy Schon, Rose Schrank, Dorothy Schurr, Dorothy Schweitzer, Jean Sedore, Sylvia Sherred, Gloria Simms, Gloria Slack, Lucy Springer, Kathryn St. Peter, Dorothy Swanz, Celia Talarowske, Janet Tanner, Charlotte Tengler, Elizabeth Teschendorf, Ethel Tyler, Joycelyn Un derwoo d, Florence Unruh, Ethel Van Gieson, Barbara Van Goethen, Eleanor Van Gorder, Shirley Van Hecke, Adeline Wagner, Ada Warnke, June Watson, Margaret Weil, Bettie Weiland, Dorothy White, Norinne Whitson, Shirley Windsor, Doris Wurfel, Virginia Wurn, June E. Yake, Shirley Zila, Bernice 301 12 Bs Paner, Milton Paton, Raymond Peraino, Pete Peter, John Peters, Herman Peterson, Harold Phelps, Robert Preston, Russel Raymond, Eugene Read, Merwin Reed, Richard Reichardt, Hunz Rich, lrvin Rieck, Ferdinand Rowdon, Bill Salem, Joseph Schaffer, Don Schlotter, Robert Schmitt, Dan Schulz, Hans Senstack, Paul Skinner, Ross Smith, William Snodgrass, Sam Spraul, Richard Stack, Reginald Stilson, Harold Stock, Glenn Stocker, Jack Supanich, Jerome Sweier, Vincent Taglione. William Taitt, Donald Taylor, Harold Thompson, Ed Thulin, Theodore Utley, James Vann, Henry Vautherot, Alan Vincent, Donald Voss, Harold Wagner, Don Ward, Loren Welch, Robert Werbrouck, Marcel Westmon, Victor Whalley, Perry Wheeler, William Weisthoff. Joseph Wilt, William Wilson, Art Winters, George Woodward. Walter Yages, Carl Yale, Charles Young, Charles Zeidler, Oswald CLASS OF JA LIARY, I94

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DRAMA AND RADIO CLUB Through the efforts of the Drama and Radio Club, the student body has been provided with constant entertainment. Under' takings ol the club include the production ot The Admirabl: Criclitonf' the annual play, 'kAir Raid, which was an assembly pioigrain. and the direct sponsorship of the lunchroom, entertain' mei.t by the featuring ol' an original continuity Melody of Yough U :Xrsembly programs were a brain child of the Radio and Drxzina Group and have proven increasingly popular. Early this IUVIXI il klQIIIOIl5II'tItI0lI ol- il I'1lLllU Pl'UfllAilIII XVIIS pfcsclltcd III. llll .issemblv Other radio work was limited to voice tryfouts for lulure downtown radio programs. Sponsor: Margueritte Shiinmin PAN-AMERICAN LEAGUE The second term of activity for the PanfAmeriean League passed most profitably. The organization was established for the purpose ol promoting friendship between the United States and PanfAmerica, An assembly sponsored by the organization was addressed by Mrs, -losue Picon, well known lor her work in PanfAmerican relations, and Senor Dominguez., lvlexiean consul to Detroit, Denby was the second high school in Detroit to reeeive a special charter for their League. President: Connie lvlann Vicefpresident: Bill Gingrass Secretary: Betty Hart Treasurer: Betty Shuman Sponsor: Grace Weston MUSIC CLUB fxs usual the lvlusie Club has been a storehouse of musical talent. Vv'cekly entertainment provided for the most part by members with musical abilities. was the main accomplishment of the club. President: Margaret Edlund X'lIV'l,l'CSILlCl1II Forrest I'Iampton Secretary: Nluriel Liebman Treas111'ei': Arthur Dyer Sponsor: Robert N4 Haskins JUNIOR DRAMATIC WORKSHOP Composed solely of ninth and tenth graders who would not othervsise have any opportunity to indulge in dramatic works. since underclassmen are not eligible for active auditorium work. the -Iunior Dramatic Vsforkshop spent the last term discovering and developing talent. They presented humorous assemblies for afternoon records as part ol' the sernester's activity, By next term a Bureau for Home Room Entertainment will be inaugurated to provide programs Homerooms merely need to send a ref quisition to the next term, and one of the eleven well' trained groups will appear. Sponsor: Dorothea Comfort.