Denby High School - Navigator Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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ls.. HI -Y A irieiidly rivalry exists hetween memheus ol the Blue antl Gold l'lifY Chapters which is comprehensible, eonsidering the lact that this is the first term of a division in the original Blue Chapter, lvlany ol the two cluhs' activities were carried out jointly, witness rival lnasehall games, induction, and a date night picnie. BLUE CHAPTER GOLD CHAPTER l'rt-sitlent: Robert Nalhandian President: Dick Hinman :HK llwldfbm' 5-:Hard Lhum Vicefl'resident: james Grimm . ecrctary: on oss er 'fH,3Nm,,,: Bill Inmclwy Secretary: Louis La Londe SergeantfatfArms: Phillip Kozlowski T,-Nm,-C,-3 ljmmld HM-k l'rogram Chairman: jack Fowler . b - K I KI . 1 Sponsor: lvlark Anderson Splllhmi sluwpl cctuw Mr inlwrsl Vlivste-r Barely, Bill rrevurrow, l-'rank Kcurney, Dick Nzxlbanclian, MVIIIIWFSY Arthur Ulmer, Wsillzi1'e Larson, Allen Hoffman, jack Martyn, Robert k N,,lQ.,,u' Robyn Sympffert Robert Van Vursl' Arthur Young' Bill RASS. jack fhapnizin, Mall Uolkey, Roberl lurwin, David llolston, Robe-rl Vliwfl- Jllfk 5lUl'kl'f. DUN Chf'PP, lid Smilll- Afl Oehmke. D011 MHC! Krause, Fred Lathrop, Williarii Marlin, Donald Moore, Roll:-rt Nichols INN Kmuimiy' Ross Skinner, Perry Xvlmlley, Charles Young. LIBRARY c'RAFTS Th: largest stall' ever to work in the Lihrary have this year made possihle a stimulating system of division of lahor, with lahrazy students having more than a year ol training obtaining uutstaitding photographers, Arthur Siegel, the Photography fllulw valuahle experience in clerical cataloguing work whrl: younger has hmm mainly U,m.U.m,d Wlth getting In Wwkly Mglulllllclllg students carry on routine desk and lloor duties, About 300 new 9 E V Q lioolis, some ol them heing the latest and best selling fiction, UU ll WldC Yilfwfy nf SUl'1l'Ci5- AS 'lSl1ill. Nllw. lhe 5U'lll PHP. 'mu' 'Thin l'htll wd uhtlw Cust Ut EMM' Tltf l1l 'f1 Y lvcnmms has heen a willing and clever model. llhotographs matle hy one nl the most heautilul and well equipped rooms as well as V ilu. ,MM mllmlqlc in thu gclmulr memhers have heen entered in numerous contests, A photograph lIhml,i,lH. UNCC mfciglwln made hy Charles Andrews was accepted hy the National High ,. Sl I Sal . Assistant Lihrary: Nona llulley k mu Um x Encouraged hy the efforts of Miss Stein and one ol' Detroit's

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COMMERCIAL CLUB Informal discussions of business etiquette, personality, and tech' nique occupy bifweekly sessions of the Commercial Club. Social functions planned for the Club included a tea, a skating party, a splash party, a trip to the Detroit News, and a picnic. President: Nlary Kern Secretary: Althea Neighorn lnterffllub Council: Dorothy Klein ADVERTISING CLUB Posters which have decorated our halls for the past term are pen and paint products of our old friends the Advertising Club members. Baseball, dances, parties, salesfall come under the brush and pen of these enterprising young commercial artists. Their headquarters have always been in the most conspicuous position, that in front of the office, where, daily, they kneel in supplication to the powers of art. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club opened this term with a tea for new members and continued with the preparation of Easter baskets for St, Vincent de Paul a dance in June, and a city'wide Home Economics picnic, The Club has continued efforts of previous groups to furnish the dining room, adjoining Room 212. President: Thelma Ponton Vicefljresident: Dorothy lvleneghin Treasurer: Betty -lane Jones Secretary: Vivian Heikcs THE LOG Monthly editions of the Denby Log have appeared as usual this term. Out of 1500 school Publications judged by the Nation' al Scholastic Press Association, the Log has been awarded a first class rating for the past two years, of which accomplishment We are justly proud. In addition to the graduation of many editors this term. the Log staff will lose the services of Frances Pascoe who has been a charming and efficient adviser. The Log staff also sponsored an assembly this term, at which Mr. H. C. L. jackson of the Detroit News addressed the student body. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION C.A.A. board members fCvirls' Athletic Associationj gave their semifannual Freshman party followed by a Splash party in honor of Basketball and Hockey teams. They also presented one of the term's assembly programs in conjunction with the UD Club. Members are appointed for their athletic ability and interest. President: Sally WCIHhlll't Vice-President: Sophie johnson Secretary: Carol Forsyth Treasurer: Gerrie O'Neil Hockey, Betty Reck: Basketball, Marion Ehrhart: Colf, Alice Harper: Badminton, Marilyn Savage: 302, Barbara Young, Evelyn Wcmjcinskig 102, Norma Hoobing: Ping Pong, Lucille Nyquistg 202, janet Higgenbottomg Memberfatflarge, Dorthy Rose. Sponsor: Ivlarjorie Decker. MOTHERS' CLUB Qur inevitably busy Mothers' Club carried on tradition this year with their usual full program schedule. Under their direcf tion a training course for Campfire girls, a book review group, and a beginners class in contract bridge were inaugurated, in addition to sponsorship of the Hikers' Club, and the bifmonthly dances, including the first semifformal held at Denby. A tea for mothers of new students, and a card party were given to encourage membership, The club also assumed responsibility for the Adult Night performance of The Admirable Crichton. Contributions have been devoted to the semifannual scholarship fund and to a fund established for the purchase of a grand piano for the auditorium. First Row: Mrs. C. L. Chapman, Treasurer: Mrs. C. E. Nyquist, President. Second Row: Mrs. H. Chamberlin, Financial Secretary, Mrs. G. Springharl, Recording Secretary. if 4 W

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LI TNUH ROOM .X g'i.e1'al reorganization was necessary in the cafeteria in order lu i.,s,nr- accommodations lor l9ll0 students daily, an increase of som: l,llltl, Among thi new systems introduced have heen the donhle serving line which facilitates a more rapid passage of students, and the plate luncheon for students at fifteen cents. The special lunches sold ahont thirty daily, the first week hut showed a rapid increase to ahont llll within several weeks. The stall intrease ol last term proved most necessary in view of the greater demand. Helping students to select the most henef Iicial typs ol lunches has long heen a secret longing of at' terdants and more active work on this line is planned lor next term. Manager: Dale Nelson ae 1- M-- .SN-41st-g ff - s SERVICE CLUB Under the watchful supervision of Mr, Baird, the Service Cluh, the largest active organization in school with 335 IIlCIllbCl's, has provided an opportunity for volunteer inemhers to exercise leader' ishipship and to perform a service to the school hy virtue of actual work in the operation of the school, Ivlemhers may he distinguished hy a small UD pin with the word, Service, printed diagonally across it, Two terms of service yield a hronze pin: three and four terms mean a silver pin: five or more terms of worthy service are compensated hy a gold pin. Captains are ap' pointed hy thc sponsor, and clnh officers are elected hy the hody at large. Three to four social functions are held each year to provide funds for the purchase of pins and other expenses. Sponsor: Philip E, Baird es ASSEMBLY SENIOR GIRL RESERVES Highlights of the season for Senior Girl Reserves wcie, as Une ol the llitisl. entertaining and educative assemhlies ol the N PM Nm, Wy, Lint puacmul by Dr vytfmwl. mmtuctmr at Hcmay always, the formal and informal initiations ol new memhers. t Ch . er activities, a tea for new memhers, a comhination splash Y -'- V -' - i - W '- 'v'irtm'n. X . . - lmd lmdl Nhlml' Mudd tht 'lufpluf Ut tht SULHLL DLL! I party and hox social, and the annual picnic and installation llr, XX'e.ivci. who teaches Ceneral Chemistry, demonstrated, on the autlitoinnn stage, various properties of liquid oxygen and liquid aiI'. XYlnle his lecture was amusing, Vv'eaver managed to make it quite apparent that liquid .nr was extremely dangerous, not only for thC roxztr hut lor the experienced. Alter having heen immersed in nr iuhhei halls smashed like Christmas tree ornaments, ho! liquid 4 . dogs flanged on cvmhals, and a hammer strong enough to pound in ,r nail was made ol mcicury, services were duly ohserved. An address hy Mrs. Lane, a negress, on Negro Progress was sponsored hy this organization. President: Geraldine Hoopes VicefPresident: Harriette Bott Secretary: ,lean Boles Treasurer: .Ioyce Hephurn Social Chairman: Barhara McCamman Sponsor: Elna Austin