Denby High School - Navigator Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 28 of the 1941 volume:

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' . .. --'lf-fl' 'f 5 W' M'f':xfi-is -:Sf ' I '4l'x'?3'i ' .,:,p5.i!'15'1ff M- ',r f 5A?Y ,f 1'-ei' A -'--N zu 1-f--fi' , -yes-Hg vf.,'fh1 ' '- ...fagf ' - -t-5592, ' ., .Qi -,-.,,... V12-LA ' - Y- :,, ,g ' EDWIN DENBY LOG SENIOR ISSUE January, 1 941 EDWIN DENBY HIGH SCHOOL DETROIT, MICHIGAN To Mrs. Florence Sweeney, distinguished highly for her conscientious work in training students in stagecraft, we, the editors of the Senior Log, respectfully dedicate this issue. ADMINISTRATION DR. LEIGH G. COOPER MR. HENRY EDDY MISS MEROE CURREY Principal Assistant Principal 12A Sponsor mmaaw nfh-. - fbfiim BOB CASEY NORMA MARTINELLI JUNE HASKELL JACK MARTYN BOB ERWIN President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms CLASS OF JANUARY 1941 Cap and Gown Committee Shirley Lane Dorothy Schurr Ruth Mierow Dorothy Schlotter Ethel Unruh Commencement Committee Bill Martin Earlene VVhitney Lorraine Kulick Don Wagner Connie Mann Banquet Committee Margaret Watson Grayce Petrafka Norinne White Winnifred Papenfus Dolores Naiman Marcelene Goetsch Norma Martinelli Memorial Committee Betty Hart Lorraine Kulick Betty Jean Lenz Earlene Whitney Dorothy Weiland Maxine Gilmore Gladys Hackett Ruth Mierow Photography Committee Bill Meteer Connie Mann J'une Haskell Robert Erwin Merwin Read Florence Underwood Betty Hart 12 Year Plan I-Iarriette Bott Marion Beyer Delphine Acker Vivian Ackroyd Glenn Albright Virginia Ames' X . , , ., L llllam, Anderson L , . , . .-,v 1- - f , y Bhgfllis Andrews Y Jafwlmaf gobert Ashcraft l Georgi a Balduc Phyllis Barnard Letty Bauer Betty Baxendale Ruth Beal Mabel Beamish k Mary Ann Benax rev. Doris Bender Marion Beyer Shirley Bidigare Elizabeth Binder Pearl Bintz Kenneth Blum Anthony Bonfiglio Margaret Booth Alger Borders Dorothy Borland Berthold Boehm Harriette Bott is lloyd it Boswell Virginia Bradford Fred Britton Moffat Brown Alex Bryce Wayne Campbell Mary Carlton Robert Casey Hawley Cath wW,,,WM 'D Virginia Cischke Elizabeth Colombo Eileen Connelly ,. A J, - ox..-...,X D ' 1 1 H Vi g' ia Cremers Dachoff Lorraine Daniel o I fb rv? ,A f !,f . Aff 1 l 'ill Hbse Mary De Cuype Geraldine DeLaura Clarke Dettmer Ralph Drewitz Dorothy Dunn Harry Edelmann Fe JR' fn R 4 M JKT Ruth Emery Robert Erwin Joyce Fraser Donald Fxetle ,. M 4, - :N Eu Qikkgi 'JI' Charles Gwt V , Y I J .,, 4- 1 Homer Gerts Edwin Gies Maxine Gilmore Helen Gipperich William Glander Marceline Goetsch 1 1 ,, , George Goggi - 'I Edwadidfcronczar Edna Graf Helen Grasli Frank Gregg Arth r Habermas 1 Gladys Hackett NN 3 Jean Holstein tx rx Wesley Hopp xj Harold Humbert U Ruth Inman f ggfuzanne Ja 'Agatlla Jones an w C S J'une Juniper Lillian Kamberg Bernice Karol , Ruth Kehn'ii A Thomas Keller Margaret Kelley Earl Kloock Norbert Knapp Robert Krausman Doris Kruger William Kuehn , VyLorraine Kulick -if .X If 7 .H Y. . , 5 I Mary Haefengxl il Alice Kyle? ' J 5 I Betty Hart 1 June Haskell Joyce Hepburn Norma Hight I f u . XJ' W ,0- Jig-'fv NM . Lenita LaBar R'h dLb ' lfsw 2' 'fm t Y' 'tif R Clayifiin Laffimtapelle K Shirley Lane Leona Lang John LaVassar Lillian Loncarevic Betty Lenz l h John Loftus,-Gjlwnkl A Helen Liebelt Isabelle MacPhee Constance Mann Mary Marchione x MX 'MMM William Martin Elizabeth Meyers Irving Meyers Ruth Miqrow WX ' W M1 K . l NQNN K Ln Francis Micha 'ihfijssell Milne Charles Moore Mignon Morgan Alfred Mumford Dolores Nainian Thomas Navarro Norma Martinelli 'Tub t1Ne,ldo QW? lpyydlew Jack Martyn Bett emens Ervin Marz Alberta Nickens Betty Massad Helen Norris Cecilia Manmk Hucikgfmf 1 j Jennie Mauch , ' es Jdell fjl' , Jayne McClanahan llto aner Geraldine McDonald Winnifred Papenfus ' x c o amak Ruth Peetsch James McNicol John Peter Albert Meesseman Betty Mehlenbacher Harry Mertens William Me eer ji A J g T,,f'34tfuffP4f?flf Herman Peters Grayce Petrafko Ida Ponzio Ed ar Porrett Jean Schweitzer Paul Senstock Gloria Sherred Gloria Sims, I X A, N. 5 Ross Skmhir cy Slack Bill Smith A Samuel Snodgjass Kathryn Springer Helen Steffy Harold Stilson Marun Reske Dorothy St. Peter ,V-ws bali. A:f,l!i'7?f 4351 Fred Rleclgjgf Iwlucgrncent Swener Fanny Russoo William Taghonc ff' ? W flary Royallf f Dffelia Swanz , ' ! g:A,,u.,d-19 A wry' Y I 4 aReva Salwm Janet Talarowski Nicholas Santoro Charlotte Tanner Mary Jane Sanwald Donald Taittf. . I 5 rklx,-J, f' i' I uv . -J' , A ' - ii 'rVl,A'?o Q-15,5 '..f' Ethel Teschendorf Joyce Tyler Florence Underwood Ethel Unruh James Utley Barbara Van Gieson Eleanor Van Goethem Shirley Van Gorder Adeline Van Hecke s Alan Vautherot Oliver Vetere George Villneff Donald Vincent Ada Wagner Donald Wagner Loren Ward June Warnke Margaret Watson Bettie Weil Dorothy Weiland Edward Welch Marcel Werbrouck N' Victor Westman PewePJ!,Z7w Williarn 7 Wheeler Sqoaxswwfffzfffffg Earlene Whitney Shirley Whitson Joseph Wiethoff William Wills Arthur Wilson Doris Windsor George Winters 5 fy , U LJ., sf Virginia Wu fel June Wurn Charles Yale w -pharles Young I Oswald Zeidler Bernice Zila Phillip Farney Herbert Bourne ff f' f, 4 Harry Downey V ' f --,W Q34 , Allan Huffmon 2' , CLASS PROPHECY It is the night of December 31, 1949, and we three career women have decided to spend the evening together, since our escorts from the Bureau have failed to arrive. We couldn't get Joe Wiethoff, Johnny Loftus, and Loren Ward while in school so we asked for them as our escorts at the Bureau, for the New Year's Eve which we are going to spend at the palatial residence of Mr. and Mrs. Merwin Read. She is the former Harriette Bott, of the Bashful Botts. How well we remember that wedding. Mary Marchione warbled Oh Promise Me and the bridesmaids included Bernice Zila, Adeline Van Heeke, Ada Wagner, Rose Schon, Katherine Springer, and LaReva Salwin. We letf Ma Talerowski's Boarding House, the Ham and Egg Emporium where we roomed next to those gay divorcees Charlotte Tanner and Helen Steffy, only to step into a You Ride 'Em, We Drive 'Em cab driven by Charlie Young who, in connection with Herman Peters and Perry Whalley owns this up an' comin' service for the public. Charlie suggested that a run of the town would be more interesting than a boring society party and also suggested Clarke Dettmer, Bob Erwin and Bill Martin, those famous Town Painters as our personal guides. Of course, we were thrilled at the prospect even though WIETOFF, LOFTUS, and WARD weren't available. Mr. Dettmer suggested as our first step Dotties' Dive owned by Bill Kuehn and the Mrs., the former Dorothy Weiland. The Dive was conveniently situated near LaLonde's Last Lap, the funeral parlor. Upon entering we were greeted by the cute little hat-check girl. Norma Hight, and directed to a choice table be head waiter, Bob Casey, just as the program started. The featured stars of the evening were the Moonshiners chorus which con- sisted of June Haskell, Lorraine Kulick, Lil Kamberg, Gladys Hackett, Maxine Gilmore, and so on. Also on the program was that famous comedy team of Oswald Zeidler and Phyllis Andrews, who astonished us all by being funny. Just as we started to wend our way to the door we spied Vic Westman, William Wills, and Oliver Vetere, the house dicks, who were looking earnestly for LOFTUS, WIETOFF, and WARD at our request. We got to the door in time to see Allan Huffmon being hurriedly exited by Skippy LaChapelle, the bouncer. As we were nonchalanty riding along our attention was drawn to a sign reading The Flnorwalker's Frolic with music by Kenny Blum and his Flatfooters . Driving by we noticed Casanova Albright as doorman who waved to us, indicating either to go on by or come in. We weren't sure, so we went in. The Schlotter Swing was in progress. It was created by Dorothy and Bob, those famous artists of the dance. Those swinging it were Delphine Acker, Doris Bender, Lorraine Daniel, Rose Mary DeCuypere, William Ander- son, Bob Ashcraft, Berthold Boehm, and Lloyd Boswell. Master of ceremonies was Bill Cullinan, who was ably assisted by his charming stooge Joyce Tyler. Incidentally, the stooge from the audience was Moffat Brown, who we all know dashed off with Dachoff. Suddenly all the doors flew open and there appeared upon the scene officers Skinner, Santoro, Stilson, Su-panich, and Wagner. That's right. it was a raid. The judge was the Honorable Homer V. Gerts. We flapped our eyelashes, some flew off and struck the Honorable Homer V. Gerts in the eye, allowing us just enough time to elude the clutches of the law, and the judge. Feeling the need for fresh air we decided to stretch our limbs and go for a walk. While walking down Woodward we spied an advertisement announcing the coming lecture by Miss Christian Daphne Deeley-Jones and her attractive assistant, Florence Lucille Nyquist. Their topic was Spreading Culture Among the Masses. Upon hearing our names called, we turned and saw Norma Marti- nelli, Shirley Lane, Winnie Papenfus, Ida Ponzio, George Winters, Art Wilson, Don Taitt, and Jerry LaRouche, who were on their way to Florence Underwood's new drama Rain on the Roof, drip, drip. No reflection on the cast, however, which included John LaVassar, character role was played by Ruthie Mierow whose famous last words haven't arrived yet. The play will probably be reviewed by Shirley Shimmin Van Gorder. that talented cynic- critic. Here comes the Navy down the street. First comes Harry Mertens with Barbara Van Giesen's name tattooed on his chest, and Charles Yale, first Lieutenant with Clara Funk devotedly hanging from one arm. Behind them came Bill Wheeler, galley slave, and Wes Hopp, and Frank Gregg. They gave us the once over, just once, and passed on. As we were sauntering along once more Meyer's Fancy Fresh Fruit Stand caught our eye. It was presided over by the super duper wit, Irving Meyers. The specialty for the day had been straight bananas. Matching pennies in the back room were Don Vincent, George Villneff, and Howard Vautherot. Our conscienceis got the best of us and we felt it our social duty to at least stop in at the Reads' party. We were glad we did because among the couples present were Georgina Balduck and James Utley, Phyllis Barnard and Vincent Sweier, Pearl Bintz and William Tagoline, Dorothy Dunn and Russell Preston, Eileen Connelly and Paul Senstock, Dorothy Borland and Marcel Wer- brouck, Geraldine DeLaura and Earl Kloock, and Elizabeth Binder and Bill Smith. With a loud fanfare the orchestra announced the arrival of Sir Francis Anthony, Mechaux, ambassador to Goon 0'Bania, accompanied by his board of advisors, Margaret Scatter- brain Kelley, Doris Kruger, Alice Kyle, and Lenita LaBar. Im- mediately following were Richard Greene Reed, Eugene Gene Ray- mond, and James Cagney Odell, those famous heart throbs of the screen. Bringing up the rear were Susy Jarrett, Katherine Remsing. Betty Massad, and Geraldine McDonald, this season's most popular debs. Entertainment for the first part of the evening included tiddle- winks, drop the hankerchief, and post office. However, the main entertainment was the circus in the ballroom which featured such aerial artists as Letty Bauer, Bette Baxendale, Edna Graf, and Joyce Fraser. While below Don Frede industriously sold peanuts as the guests watched lion tamer, Art Habermas, and his assistant Mary Carlton, and bareback riders Mary Ann Bena, Mabel Beamish, and Virginia Ames. We wanted to welcome the New Year's in the center of things so we once more headed for town only to meet Ruth Inman, Marceline Goetsch, Shirley Bidigare and Vivian Ackroyd, ac- companied by Hugh Ferdy Asselin, Tony Bonfiglio, Al Borders, and Bert Bourne, who were heading for George Goetz's Greasy Fork just down the street. Thinking we might run into WIETHOFF, LOFTUS, and WARD we decided to run along with them. We found instead Virginia Bradford eating a hamburger with Heinz Reichardt, Jayne McClanahan, Virginia Cischke, and Elizabeth Columbo sharing a rootbeer, Ruth Emery and Marion Beyer wait- ing for their hubbies to finish work, but they didn't know the five o'clock whistle didn't blow. Waitresses Maggie Booth and Ginny Cremers rushed up to us with the bill and we rushed out. At this stage of the night every New Year's eve, most lamp- posts are occupied but suddenly we discovered Allan Huffmon who had recently be bounced, making his way unsteadily toward one, aided by Helen Gipperich, who in turn had to be aided by Helen Grasli. Mary Haerens looked rather disappointed in her hubby of the future, Russell Milne, because his roving eye seemed 'to be getting the best of him, especially when Gloria Sherred and Gloria Sims strolled by. Joyce Hepburn, Agatha Jones, and Jean Hol- stein, were seen making their way through the crowd on the arms of Fred Britton, Alex Bryce, and Wayne Campbell. Behind them were Bernice Karol and Hawley Cath, Leona Lang with Joe Cavanaugh, and Betty Jean Lenz with Harry Downey, Helen Liebelt and Harry Edelmann, who were on their way to ARJAY'S to attempt to recapture fond memories of high school days. AR- JAY'S is under the new management of Lillian Loncarevic and Isabel MacPhee and presents Shirley Whitson and her chorus, Cecilia Matczak, Jennie Mauch, Betty Mehlenbacher, Betty Meyerl, nightly. The waiters, although not as handsome as WIETHOFF, LOFTUS, and WARD, intrigued us immensely. They were Bob Welch, Sam Snodgrass, Marvin Reske, Milton Paner, and they suggested that we trapise down to the Y to see Jack Martyn and his Hepcatters's , beat it out eight to the bar. We only peeked in the window but we saw Mignon Morgan with Phil Farney, Betty Nemens with Charles Gast, Dolores Nai- man escorted by Edwin Gies, Alberta Nickens and Willie Glander. From there we went to the Allied Youth Ball where the Gonczar Gallop was in progress. The dancers here included Harold Humbert and Helen Norris, and Grayce Petrofka with Norbert Knapp, Elizabeth Purcell with Bob Krausman, and Maggie Pye with Dick LaBuhn. We had heard earlier in the evening that Ervin Marz and James McDougall were to be featured in a wrestling match. Winnie Radford, Betty Reidle, Mary Royal, Fanny Russo, Mary Jane Sanwald, and Mary Louise Schehr, were ardently watching from the stands. .Our next stop was the Automat where the proprietor Albert Meeseman greets everyone with his theme song, Don't Sling a Slug in the Slot. Even the Automat didn't produce WIETHOFF, LOFTUS, and WARD, but it did produce Al Mumford, Charles Moore, Tom Navarro and Bob Nelson who had been arguing the whole evening long about who broke the lock on the henhouse door and came to the conclusion while we were there that it must have been Dorothy because everytime they looked at her she Schrank. Oh hum. Dorothy Schurr and Jean Schweitzer were eating chocolate pie with Earlene Whitney, one piece after the other, and Lucy Slack having finished hers, was playing hockey by herself to keep her girlish figure. We were having such a marvelous time that we had nearly forgotten about WIETHOFF, LOFTUS, and WARD, but at that moment Dot. St. Peter dashed in and who should she have with her but Harry Mertens and John Peter and Celia Swanz, who told us that they had seen WIETHOFF, LOFTUS, and WARD just down the street. As it was rapidly nearing midnight, and we did want to see the New Year in with OUR MEN, we scurried along the sidewlks in search of them. This time Ethel Teschendorf was helping Allan Huffmon along to another lamp post and she had June Warnke and Marge Watson on her arm who were just look- ing on. Ethel Unruh and Eleanor Van Goethem, those dancing dolls of the follies gave their assistance since it was Allan Huffmon who was the cause of it all. Liz Weil and Norinne White and Doris Windsor went to Canada this evening but, as they said, there was nothing in Wind- sor to compare with WIETHOFF, LOFTUS, and WARD, so they came back to help us in the search. Virginia Wurfel thinks we're silly because we won't be happy with Art Wilson and June Wurn insists that they are already spoken for, she should know, but where there's life there's hope- and WIETHOFF, LOFTUS, and WARD certainly have life so . . . Hearing strains of music from afar we cocked our ears and strained our eyes and saw those merry song and dance men Hal Peterson, Ed Porrett, and Bob Prochazka, and Ferdy Reick who had come to tell us that at last . . . At last . . . Just at midnight . . . WIETHOFF, LOFTUS, and WARD had been found and were waiting eagerly for us around the corner. S0000 . . . as chimes rang and bells pealed and horns tooted, we three spent a glorious New Year's eve. Allan Huffman has decided to put in his application early for next year's father time. And now we close with- To WIETHOFF, LOFTUS, and WARD: We saw 'em We got 'm And Oh, Boy! - The Denby Forum has conducted its assemblies in the manner of the town meeting radio pro- grams. A guest speaker, either teacher or student, was invited each week to express his views on foreign and do- mestic affairs, after which the discussion was thrown open to the floor. Member- ship has been large but new students are always welcomed. Founded in Febru- ary, 1939, the Junior Dramatic Work- shop has continued to be one of the most interesting clubs in Denby. The p u r p o s e, according to sponsor Miss Dorothea Comfort, is to give dramatic instruction and experience to lower classman. The Funfest production of Mid-Summer Night's D r e a m and short radio programs have constituted the terms' activities. With Mrs. Marga- riete Shimmin as their sponsor and director, the Drama and Radio Club soared to new heights this year. Audi- torium activities, including plays pre- sented at the Funfest, assemblies, and programs given over the public address system, were under their auspices. The club showed a profitable year in spite of the absence of a senior play. The purpose of the Denby Mother's Club, as in the past, has been to work for the betterment of Denby and the surrounding commun- ity. Under their auspices bi-weekly dances have been held in order to raise funds for the annual scholarship given to an outstanding senior. Other activ- ities include a Christmas bazaar. The Art Club was organized by Mr. Anthony to give stu- dents a better chance to study and understand both ancient and modern art. The twenty-four members have been making trips to art exhibits and galleries. In time the club hopes to establish an art scholarship fund for a deserving senior. An organization composed of outstanding musicians is Denby's Music Club, sponsored by Miss Hulda Martin. A dance and Christmas concert were a few of the activities given under their auspices. During the course of the term the Denby Debating Team has participated in six official debates. They are the first team to bring a plaque to Denby. Speakers this term were Rose Hufnagel, Maureen Kaess, and Martin Shapero. This term a semi- monthly edition of the Denby Log has been presented to the student body. After the re-organization of the staff under the sponsorship of Mr. Wiesen- feld, much work was done to furnish the students with a different and true school paper. The present paper, similar to a daily newspaper in form, has been the result and has met with great suc- cess and approval. The Service Club was organized under the direction of Mr. Phillip Baird for the purpose of building character among the student body. Being the school's largest club it boasts a membership close to two hun- dred. Members control the halls and lunchroom during the school day and at the end of each term receive medals for length of service. s Rf! 5 V' ' 10 ' f L, ... ' f, -iff. J' dubai are XJ K XJ , 1 m -L f ff r ff , M if ffw fj Denby's Hi-Y has progressed this recent term under the expert guidance of President Wallace L a r s o n. Recently the Hi-Y enter- tained the student body with an even- ing of movies and a semi-formal New Year's eve dance. Its members have cir- culated among the student body of Denby and have helped further the Hi- Y cause, To create, maintain, and ex- tend throughout the school and com- munity high standards of christian char- acter. Outstanding for its large amount of activity is the Denby's Dance Club sponsored by Mr. Arthur Carty. Demonstrations during the past semester have been given at several schools, including Southeastern and Northeastern. Several members re- ceived recognition after their partici- pation in the Night Club Varieties fea- tured in the recent Funfest. Conspicuous in its position in front of the office is the Advertising Club, whose tireless efforts produce the gay and informative post- ers that line Denby's halls as advertis- ment for school activities. Sponsored by Mrs. Marian Van Osenbruggen, the Ad club offers a fine opportunity for those interested in commercial artistry. pf ,fawidif The Gamma Rh o chapter of the Girl Reserves sponsored as their main activity of the term, a skating party held at the Y.M.C.A. For- mal and informal initiations were held. President for the past term has been Shirley Anderson. Under the able and enthusiastic sponsorship of Miss Helen Kelly, the Senior Girl Reserves have had a full season of activities. Included are a skating party given in collabora- tion with the Hi-Y, a formal and an informal initiation, and the annual Christmas party given for needy child- ren. President for the past semester has been Harriett Bott. The Denby branch of the Michigan Affiliated F u t u r e Craftsmen Clubs is sponsored by Mr. Drapeau. During the last few years members of the Denby branch have carried several prizes at state conven- tions. A large share of the credit for this success should be given to Don Carter, president of the club and state secretary of the affiliated clubs. To promote a bet- ter interest in science and more socia- bility among studentsi' is the purpose of the Science Club, organized by Dr. Vaughn. The thirty members recently took a visit to the Cranbrook Institute of science. Scientific experiments con- stitute further activities. The successful mo- ney making enterprises carried on by the Home Economics Club this year have consisted of selling potato chips and peanuts at football games, super- vising a bake sale, and sponsoring the sale of fruit cakes, which amounted to 375 pounds. Members of the club were hostesses for a city wide Home Eco- nomics Club's Christmas Party, Decem- ber 17. The Denby S al e s Club is in charge of sales for all school activities and functions. For the most part the sales are carried on through representatives appointed for each re- cord. Good salesmanship is stressed for membership. CLUBS The Hikers Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Bowyer and Mrs. Demming, start- ed the fall season with a tobboganing party at River Rouge and a skating party at Palmer Park, in addition to their weekly Sunday hikes. The president this term was Ruth Scalan. The Camera Club, under the auspices of Miss Stein, has enabled students interested in photography to further their knowledge of the tech- niques involved in the art of picture taking. The photo- graphy used to advertise the Funfest was under their management. Organized by Mrs. Marion Van Osenbruggen the purpose of the French Club is to give French students added interest and instructions. Besides their actual work in French the fifteen members, boys and girls, have been knitting for the Red Cross. President this year was Melvin Malow. The Pan American League was organized by Miss Grace Weston to promote the creation of better relationships with latin Amerie an countries. Members carry on correspondence with League members in South America. Meetings are characterized by speakers outstanding in this field. The Biology Club under the auspices of Dr. Povah is one of Denby's newest and fastest growing organizations. Activities for the past semester include a dance given to raise funds to purchase plants for the lunchroom. Dr. Povah, in organizing this club, hoped to give students of Denby a chance to further their interests in Biology. Chief activities of t h e Chess Club, organized by Mr. Gordon, of the Social Sci- ence department, have been numerous intra-club tourna- ments, the purpose of which was to build a stronger, more capable team. When the team has been sufficiently trained, Mr. Gordon plans to enter them in contests with other high schools. The Denby addition and numerous other improvements in this community were brought about with considerable aid from the Northeast Community Council. This group of business people has greatly increased its membership since its founding two years ago. Today under the able leadership of Mr. Henry Fett, president of a year's standing, they are continuing their splendid work. SENIOR MOCK ELECTION INTELLIGENT GIRL INTELLIGENT BOY POPULAR GIRL POPULAR BOY VERSATILE GIRL VERSATILE BOY BASHFUL GIRL BASHFUL BOY PRETTIEST GIRL I-IANDSOME BOY CUTEST GIRL CUTEST BOY . Chrissie Jones Ross Skinner Norma Martinelli Bob Casey . Ruth Beal Jack Martyn Harriette Bott Russell Preston Phyllis Andrews Iohn Loftus Shirley Whitson . . . Bill Martin, Bob Erwin BEST DRESSED GIRL BEST DRESSED BOY BEST GIRL DANCER BEST BOY DANCER SOPHISTICATED GIRL SOPHISTICATED BOY ATHLETIC GIRL . ATHLETIC BOY . CLASS WIT . CLASS FLIRT CLASS BLUFF CLASS CLOWN . CLEVEREST GIRL Ruth Beal, Dorothy Dunn, Constance Mann CLEVEREST BOY . .... Jack Martyn CLASS BROWN . . Irving Margaret Watson . Bill Kuehn Ruth Peetsch . Bob Erwin Phyllis Andrews Joe Weithoff . Lucy Slack . Al Mumford Meyers, James Utley Clara Lynn Funk Phil Farney Irving Meyers CLASS GIGOLO . . Art Wilson CLASS CI-IATTERBOX . Ruth Mierow . . . Bob Casey U nd er the supervision of the Girls Health Department, Denby girls participated in clubs which include riding tennis, golf, bowling, swimming, basketball, badminton, and hockey. 7 The D Club as in the past, has been the goal of boys interested in sports. Boys sport clubs include baseball, foot- ball, swimming, badminton, basketball, tennis, golf, hockey, and track. YB HBTTS Wim V It is om hearty wish that this book with its Portraits by Craineu wih hiring, hack to you many times in yeairs to come, happy irecohecf tions of carefree school days. To this we add our coiigir atalatiohs and Best of Luckalways! N EAST TANSTNG 0 544 EVERGREEN TTETTTKTTT U 'STXXUH TXTTTLTTTNG ' '25 ADAMS AVE., WEST ELTNT 0 525 HMXETSUN STREET WMU 1 f ILL ,fy , EARL GOLL President 202 Aituo, Catherine Albers, Marjorie Aldridge. Thelma Allar, Mary - ,. Ammar, Gloria cj, Ammar. Mar! Anderko. Irene lderson, Roberta Badovinue, Jennie laieh, Dorothy Bandzmer, Nellie Bank, Mary Ann Barry, Mae Bauman. Betty Hedard, Jean Beduhn. Maxine Bessenger. Mary Jane Blerhnaer. Betty Bine. Beatrice Blackwell. Dorothy Blain, Dorothy Blake, Phyllis Boorsula. Florenee Booth, Barbara Hrall, Mary Breault. Lucille llrierly, Charlotte Britton. Joan Brown. Elizabeth Brown. Phyllis Brown. Virginia Buehner. Catherine Burger, Lorraine Burgess, Shirley Buyze, Wlnlfred Uapaldi, Yolanda Casey. Dolores Cedzunskl, Henrietta Chauske. Lorraine Chileott., Vivian Clark, Lois Clauss. Audrey Ulowesley. Eva ng'eI ine Cook. June Cook. Betty Lou Crawford. Caroline DURELL EMLING DORIS KRAMER PAUL ANDERSON Vice President Uroll. Margaret Curtis. Janet Daar. Jean Dahlke, Betty Davey, Elizabeth Dayson, Virginia Ile Carlo, Mary llehnke. Beverly Ile Laura. Alma Deleourt, Jenny De Long, Ronelda Deneweth, Helen Dennis. Marilyn llennlson. Olive Ilinter. Virginia Dittmer. Betty Jane Dunn. Mildred Dykstra, Joann Dyson, Ruth Eden, Mary Edlund, Margaret Egan, Margaret English, Gloria Enrich, Florence lfiyster. Bette 102 Fernstruln, .lean Fllllon, Loretta Flseher, Bertha Flaherty. Ruth Foley. Louise Foucher. Mareelle Fraser. Gladys Frontlera. Geraldine Gaskill. Barbara Gassman. Ylrginia Genthenberg. Betty Graham, Martha Gralner. Madeline Gray. Dorothy Gray. Maxine Greenway, Janiee Grimm. Marilyn Grubba. Lorraine Harrison. Gertrude Hasten, Constance Secretary-Treasurer IZB CLASS GIRLS Higginbottom. Janet Hltes, Marion Hoffman. Geraldine Holland. Jean Hopp, Frances Hudson. Norma l-lufnugxel, Rose Hunter, Eleanor Hurley. Joyce Jaekson. Marion Jelley. Velma Jenkins. Georgia Joerin, June Johnson. Betty .lane Johnson, Irene Johnson, June .lohnson. Shirlle Jones. Betty Jane Jones. Bettye Jane Jurrjens. Nelly Jlul,v.'e. Eleanor Kaess. Maureen Karnszewskl, Helen Kart-her, Margaret Karol. Mildred Kasper, June Kath. Norma Kaufman, Juanita Kern. Genelle Kern. Jeanette Kitson. Janet Klersey. Elaine Klomll. Norma Knez. Pauline Koch. Elizabeth Kothe. Betty Kramer. Doris Kranlpikowski. Ruth lirease. Kathleen Kubiak. Alvina Kujawa. Eugenia Kunder. Katherine Kutney, Louise Miss Weston La Fond, liathryn Lane Shirley Sergeant-at-Arms Lelnke, Ruth Le Roy, Pearl Llghtner, Bette Lind, Margaret Lombardi, Ann Long.-c, Rosaline Lord Murles lrueido. Antionette Maehrls. Jeanne Mary. Madeline Vlxuldoz, Elaine Magyar, Anne Maitland, Valerie Malone. Dorothy Marie-ak, Irene Marshall, Ruth Ylarter. Doris Mason, Mary Maurer, Carlo MeDonnough, Doris VleManus. Florenee Meadows. Pearl Merkle. Shirley Merrifield. Melba Mertens. June Mettler. Florence Mickelson, Virginia Mleseh. Jean Vligliazzo, Mary Mohr. Carol Monahan. Bette Moyer. Katherine llurzek. Margaret Yeace. 0rs Mae N erenhausen. Shirley YPIIIIIIIIPY. Helen Xewhouse, Kellie Xoaek. Lilly Norrod. Clara Novak. Miltlrell Nutkins. Jean 0'Brlan. Dorothy Oehnnke. Elaine Orlinger, Ylrgrinia 0rr, Nancy Owens. Virginia Paeelli, Flora Palazzola. Rose ALMA DELAURA Social Chairman Park. Bette Parnlenter, Doris Pellergrlno, Josephine Perry, Mary Ann Pidgeon, Patricia Piel. Dolores Plastoyv. Jean Polewehak. Stella Potvin. Lueille Pouliot. Dolores Powell, Velma Poynter, Geraldine Prenthun, Carla Quinn. Thelma Ruby, Betty Randall. Doris II0lIIll0lllI. Jeanne Reiner, Loretta Renaud. Shirley Rhees, Evelyn Rhodes. Anne Riehter, June Ritter. Ann Roeheleau. Berniee Rhode, Lorraine Rose. Jean Ruud, Betty Runyon, Louise Rust. Elsie Ilyeer. Anne Smith. Wenonah 302 Salt-how. Norma Salemhier. Makelyn Sales. Katherine Sandner. Konna Sauer. Audrey Sehaefer, Doris Seheiwe. Thelma Schneider. Norlna Sehoenherr. Loretta Sehoenherr. Grave Sehrott. Marion SPIIOPIIIIII. Jean Marie S1-hulta, Lillian See CLASS-Page 24 WHKVWWI I I D 0 I 6 I ...ACCOUNTANCY AND I I BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION I R Ng Day or Evening Classes I I Walsh graduates are employed in positions as general ac- I countants, treasurers, auditors, government account- ants, credit managers, and in executive positions having I , X ' I to do with the management of business. Many Walsh 1 A ff I graduates are certified public accountants engaged in I f I professional practice. I , Mid-Winter Semester Begins February 10, 1941 - Registration for mid-winter classes may be made im- mediately upon graduation. Write or call for details about ' , the practical courses and the distinctive methods of teach- I life ing. U55 , 5.L4 WALSH INSTITUTE Eff- I A pro fessional, coeducatzonal school ,f If I 120 MADISON AVENUE DETROIT I f IWW gig gggg g ,W gggggg U .4 g I s I ATTENTION SENIORS! I I I The student body of the Detroit Business University compares favorably with those of the best colleges of the country. High school graduates and college people have been quick to recognize the advantages of attending a school of business giving instruction only to selected groups with high qualifications and presenting courses broad enough to develop a trained business sense. The business man is also quick to appreciate the fact that when he calls the D. B. U. Placement Bureau for Office help, ' he is sure every applicant will have at least one year of special college training in addition to a High School education, and be I capable of exercising more or less mature judgment. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION REQUIRED FOR ENTRANCE One and Two-year Courses in Secretarial Training and Business Administration Winter Term Feb. 3 Free Placement Service g REGISTER WELL IN ADVANCE I mf ii ff 76170614 IpQz2fei1Jzf? SUBMIT TRANSCRIPT OF HIGH SCHOOL CREDITS WITH APPLICATION United Artists Building - Detroit, Michigan Schutt, Irene Schwartz, Shirley Selb, Ruth Selvaggl, Lucille Schaeffer, Marilyn Shlmmel, Dorothy Shook, Shirley Shuey, Ions Sins. Joyce Slelseh, Adeline Slnnamon, Patricia Alshelmef, Robert Altman, George Anderegg, Ernest Anderson, Carl Anderson, Paul Angel, Norbert Ash Charles Audretsch Kenneth Bach, Hans Baclk, Frank Harbret, Lloyd Barry, Ylncent Bates Rex Battanl, Melvin Dauer, Roy Beck William Beecheel, Rudy Bennallack Daniel Renya, George Berlin, Ernest Berner, Gerald Bltterman, Alex Hlessington, James Bogdan, Marshall liohy, Alec Bombard, Bill Brunner, Jack V Buck, Walter Caputo, Anthony Carbury, Gordon Carlson, Ervin Cartier, Emile Cassube, Charles Cetlinski, Walter Chambers, Allen Chapman, Jack Charland, Peter Clarke, Charles Cosml, Floyd Cunard. Franklin Cusuma-no, Dominic De Grandchamp, VVilfred De Meerleer, Joseph Detty, Robert D'Hoostelaere, Alphonse Diener, Clarence Dlfloe. Carl Dixon. William Dolkey. Matthew Doran, Raymond Drew, Urban Dunbar, anl Rowron, Everett 5 Q 203 Abbey, Loren cwafw ow t r an 0R00 ard . Durell D1 h, la I , t ll 12B S kuszinskl, Phyllis Smith, Virginian Souilliere, Emma Sorget, Irene Spade, Shirley Stauber, Dorothy Stearla, Gertrude Steiner, Bettie Sweeney, Shirley S wick, Jeanne Tall man, Dolores 101 Fallon, Robert Flaisehwan, Matthew Ford, Ralph Franck, Robert Freeman, Robert Fulton, John Gagnon, John Geenen, John Fellert, Edward Gibb. Lawrence Glerhart, George Golden, Wm. Gull, Earl Graf, Steve Gregg, Frans-is Grlll, Don Groff, Leonard Hack, Donald Harlquist, Jack Hammond, Wm. Harlns, Marvin Harrington, John Hauswlrth, Robert Hauswirth. Roland Heike. Raymond I-lellerleh, Hugo Herbon, Robert Hanson, Wvm. Hoffnlan. Joseph Hoffman, Wm. Holston, Dave Hulvey, Henry Isabell, Edward Jackson, Stanley Janlsse, James Jeanquenot. Bernard Jefferson, Russell Johnson, Donald Jordan, Arthur Junod, Earl Jelley, Donald Karle. Karl Kas, Kurt Kavalesky, Edward Keast, James Kekle, Peter Kellstrom, Clifford Kelly, Bill Kel ey, Severn Kenney, James Kirsch, Louls Rletter, Sam Kolberg, Wesley Kopitzke, Eugene Kostrewski, Kozlow kl, ll -22' Kruger. Robert 3 Kunz, John Garman, Russell CLASS Con Thomas, Rose Totz, Doris Trader, Lorraine Truelsh, Jean Vesey, Marlon Vincent, June Volgt. Virginia Von Soosten, Mary Wagner, Marceline Wallace, Merlyn Xvantland. Lucille BOYS Mr. Shires Lahue, Jack Lang, James Laplnskl, Lawrence Larson, Wallace Larouchc, Edward Lavens, Bernard Lawson, Jack Lock, Howard Lofstrom, Carl Ludwig, Richard Lynch, James Vlalow. Melvin Marl, Wllllann Marneff, Paul Wlartin, Harold Wlahlaffey, Wnl. Ludwig, James McNamara, Edward Vlereckl, Carl Wh-Donnell, James Meyer, Charles Mollison, Raymond Moore, Robert Moon, Daniel McLean, Doug. Moore, Roy Nludloff, Arthur Wlurray, John Nankervis, Mllton Nieholl, Sam Nowack, Richard 0'Brlen, .lohn 0'Grady, Bernard tlrlow. Orville Paton, Raymond Patterson, Vern Paul, Richard Perke, Robert Perrin, Norman Petz. Donald Petz, Robert Pieeuch. Donald Pokorny, Edward Pl-out, Harold Przyblske, Norbert Raab, Martin Potvin, Richard Radliek, Bernard Randall, Harry Rieger, Harvey Riopelle. Howard Romanskl, I-larry Ifiliellllllp Robert Rock, Larry Roth, Richard Rothman. Paul Rots, George Ruff. Ernest tuzic, Steve Hnued Warner, Doris Watko, Audrey Wzttson, Patricia Welch, Doris Wells, Roberta Weseh, Margaret Wheeler, Vivian White, Shirley Whitfield, Shirley Wille, Arlene Windorfer. Anne 301 Salem, Joseph Salomone, Joseph Sanders, William Seherf, Don Schick, John Schotthoefer. Euegene Schuek, Louis Sepanek, Bob Shea, Robert Shelby, Jack Shrapnell, Hought Simpson, Ralph Sllwlnskl. Wm. Smith. Edward Charles Smith, Izyle Smith. Robert Daniel Smith, Robert M. Sproul. Richard Stahlbusch, Laverne Stein, Walter Ntelt. Walter Stimmel, Robert Straughn, Lee Stringrwell, George Suantek. Harold VYirwille, Shirley WVoodruff, Lillian Stahmer, Evelyn Wurn, Arlene ' Yake, Shirlep' Yerger, I-Illda , Young. Arlene K Zapf, Virginia Zeunen, Jewell Zlessow, Norma Tarabusi, Arthur Tesner, Donald Thopypson, Robert Thornton, Merle Thulin, Theodore Trapp, Robert Unrnh, Richard Van Campenhout, G. Yan Yerst, Bob Wy. Robert vVedra, Rudolph Wells, Douglas Wenner, Ray White, Mylar Whitsett, Harvey Will, Walter Winkler, Edward Wlze, Clarence Wolfe, Sam el ey 'it ol? : f W te Woodmansee, R chard Woodson, Charles ' Wooten, Richard Young, Arthur Young, George Thompson, Edward o1. 1o.,-om-.-.110 THE LOG STAFF ASSISTANT EDITORS BUSINESS STAFF . 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