Eastern High School - Eastern Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1934 volume:

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A 1 ,J 5 -- ' x 1 . A -A. -. lv ADI? 1934 published by the Senior Class of Eastern High School Detroit, Michigan Dedicated Q- Declicoltion Y V V llwe Class ol lVlay, 1934 respectfully decli- cates 'llwe Arrow to lVlr. llaomas J. Gunn, principal, wlmose l4een interest and lrelplul cooperation lwave priglmtenecl our sclrool lile ancl made our senior year a pleasant one. N1YBA T. WELCH LOSS One whom I know Has let me dwell For many years In a cabin In the midst of a clump of trees On land He owns. And one day that One Came and cut down One of the clump of trees And hauled it away For His own purposes. Could I but have told that One How much I missed The tree He took away lim sure He might have left it. -Edward Maclfarlarzd -++H K++- AND NOW WE FEEL YOUR NEED We seldom miss lhe fire's warmth until the embers die, We seldom miss the candle's flame until it llickers out --we The fire dies, the candle dies And then we feel their need. Now you are deadw You've found the peace, the blessed solitude, Thank God for that! But we-we need your warmth, We're groping for your light, For you are gone-and now we feel your need. -Beatrice Balier Seven Y LT CU A F UOL CH S HIGH N STER EA 1' Seniors V V V T WILLIAM XVARREN Treasurer ERNST Bocx Spade Uralor THERQN Hicks S111 uialorian FH SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JOSEPHINE THoMAs RHODA GRUPE DOROTHY BARNES V1'ce-Presiderzrl Presidenl Secrelary ,f N. BEATRICE BALTER iXHEDE,H1CK LANG SUZANNE ZEITLIN Poe! 5Vxfl16d!C10lffQTLS: I Prophet .3 N EDITH PAHHY CYRIL MEANS SHEILA CALHOUN Permanenl Valed iclorian H islor ian G iris' Secrelary ARTHUR NICKEI, Sergeant-al-A rms DAVID LOOMIS Toaslmasier ARTHUR D0RAzIo Permanent Boys' Secrelary SE- IOR EW HE Class of May 1934. numbering more than 400 members, is the largest senior class in the history of the school. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Helene w . -n the class has had an unusually pleasant and active semester. Election of officers during the latter part of last semester initiated a new custom at Eastern. Those elected were: Rhoda Grupe. president: Josephine Thomas. vice-president: Dorothy Barnes. secretary: William Warren. treasurer: and sergeant-at-arms. Rhoda is a member of the House of Victory and of the Chiefs. Besides being a Chief, Josephine is also vice- president of the House of Priscilla Alden. Dorothy. of Diana. and VVilliam, of Roosevelt. are both members of the Chiefs. Formerly a co- captain of the football squad. Arthur is now sergeant-at-arms of the House of Roosevelt. Climb though the path be rugged. was chosen the class motto. The colors are green and gold, and the tea rose is the class flower. Frederick Lang and Cyril Means were chosen co-valedictorians of the class and Theron salutatorian. The class poet was Beatrice , f? Balter: Ernst Bock, spade orator: Shgha Cal- houn, historian, and Suzanne Zeitlin. class ,.. prophet. Ec and Arthur Dorazio were chosen permanent girls' and boys' secretaries respectively. Da ' x :eived the position of toastmaster. The president's speech will be given by Rhoda tirupe. Roy Collins of the l2B class was named receiver of the spade. Under the directorship of Mr. Carl tlustke, the senior play, The Three tlracesf' was presented April 27 and 28. The title roles were played by Jean Dickson. Olive Flucker. and Ellen Huser. The male lead was played by William Hancock. Other members of t.he east were: Edward Hess. Doro 9 ' 'v'. Donna lvauderer. ,Lle 'l Grd!-wil. Josephine Montee. Cyr!VMi3ns. Alice Lang, Lloyd Hulme, Theron Hicks, Donald Martyn, lnnes Bouton, Eugene McFall, and Efic Tudor? lnnovating a new senior activity. a senior week was held April 23-27. The first day of the week the class paraded about the school and through t.he corridors. headed by the school band. Tuesday was Nldiddies' Day . Senior girls wore large hair ribbons and the boys were adorned by huge bow ties. On Wednesday each 12A wore the class colors, green and gold. Thursday was Senior Day, t.he school heads being replaced by members of the senior class. Rhoda Slrggpe, 12A president, took over Mr. tlunn's position as school principal. Mr. Craig surrendered his authority to Josephine Thomas, vice-president of the class. The office staff was replaced by Fav Fis' 1 . head clerk: Lena Rager. record clerk: Esther attendance clerk. ln the various houses the presidents took over the places of the princi- pals. Ernst Bock presided in Lincoln. Sig-gnc in Victory. Robert Backoff in Vfebster. Barbara Bassett in Priscilla Alden. Theron Hic 's in Roosevelt. and Edith Parry in Diana. W ' 7' - . Virginia Davis. M-rump Bayer. Frederick Lang. lnnes Bouton. Roger Quimond, Arthur Nickel, Frederick Zimmerman. and Dorothy Barnes. substituted for the various department heads. Beatrice Balter assumed Miss Dicker's sponsorship of the Chiefs. Mrs. Mc- Cracken was replaced by Elksn-H,u,s.er as sponsor of the senior class. Michael Abraham took charge of the library. and the responsibility of the Indian was taken over by Arthur Dorazio. Much class business has been handled through senior committees w hose chairmen are: Theron Hicks. Ways and Means: Dorothy Barnes. Secretary's: William NYarren. Treasurer's: Ruth Koppin, Senior Magazine: lnnes Bouton. Scholar- ship: Ali 'n . Picture: David Loomis. Ring and Pin: Frederick Lang. Publicity: .losephine Montee. Senior Play: Arthur Sickcl. Sergeant- ,-. . at-arms: Edith Parrv. Banquet: Josephine ,H VC: . iomas. bocial. lctci lhomas. .olor. Robert L . . Y , . f 'T , Backoll. Decoration: Suzanne Leithn. tnrls Dress: Janet Fretz. Flower: Marle Bloom. Boys' -T1- f-1? Dress: and ltsther Brandau. Motto. Stall' appointments for the Arrow were made early in the semester. Ruth lxoppin was named managing editor: Beatrice Balter. editor-in- chief: David Loomis. senior editor: assistant. Eric Tudor: llaltie She: xr. activities editor: l.-. ---LU' assistant., Dorot ha Campbell:James Fisher, sports editor: assistant. Donald Martyn: Ernst Bock. --1? humor editor: Adeline Edwards. feature editor: Frederick Zimmerman. art editor: llartlcv Schall. business manager: .lohn Wiest. assistant: and lli , solicitor. By sponsoring a vaudeville performance under the management of the Ways and Means com- mittee. the class raised more than one humlred dollars for the Arrow sinking fund. Theron ljfks. chairman of the committee. acted as master of ceremonies. Dances. songs. and instru- mental numbers were offered. The l2A closed dance was held Nlarch 23 in the girls' gymnasium. The function was well at- tended. Floyd Snyder's orchestra furnished the music. Graduation exercises will bc held in the audi- torium of Cass Technical High School May 23. at 10 o'clock. EfCl'Clt w US MIQHAEL ABRAHAM VC! A. 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Z l 2' ,J MICIHAEIJ VI'I'AI,E M ARGARET VANDER UI,o'I'z QIENE WALIJU K EN NETII WALDU VVILLIAM W AIIIIEN L . . ' IIAWVI'-ISNCE WA'I'EIuI,xN RUTH WENIJEI, MARIKJN VVICNSKAY .lol-IAN NA WIEIKKLZX Nl AIIGARET WILKINSO N THEIMA WIIITII IEINIE W I QN Exvvul IVIAIIIUN XNUODIIOFI' SAIJIE YIIUNG '7 SIIJQIBQNE ZE UPffN ff ' ELEANOIK ZELLEII HEI,EY WAI,S'I'I NE GEORGETTE XVARD NlARl0N XVEBERNIIY ELEANOII NVEDGE I,AlJHA XNEQTLAKE SYLI IA xVlElKFEI,E f f I 'l'HmIAs XVILLIAMS HELEN WIIITH I ,mm AI YE NNVOLF H.AZEI. Wormnlrlfl-' FI-:LIx Y U'l l'l'lNll-XL!-I III-:LI-:N Z umwsm PEAIII, ZILLIUX FRI-:nI':nIc:K ZI xm ERN A N Twenly lhrfw WHO Abraham Mi hael: b. Morgantown. YY. ug. 13. 191T1 s. Samuel and Daisy: con- sidered a celebrity because he is probably the most widely-read boy in Eastern. a poet of note. and the epitome of courtesy. Alford,Randall: b. Nashville, Tenn., Nov. lo. 1915: s. Samuel and Vtiilla Mae, will go down to posterity as the best harmonica player in Easternis portals. and bv adores medals and carmel cake. Andrus, Virginia: b. Detroit, Mich., June 12. 1918: d. Ned and Irene: will he remembered for her charming smile. the way she looks in a riding habit. her popularity, her whole sweet and pretty self. h. Detroit. Mich.. Nox. 229. l9lT1 s. tleorge and ldag renowned because of his genialily. broad and frequent grin. choice of lady friends. swimming and appetite. Halter. llealriee: lr. Bridgeport. Conn., April . , T1 d. lilias and lda ltntbg famous bv- canse of ber frequent giggle. unique adjec- tixes, flashing eyes. and diminnliyeness. Barnes ' ': b. Topeka, lxan.. lfeb. 15. 917: d. Itoland and Alma: a celebrity bv- cause of her line scholastic record. turned-up nose, popnlaril y with athletic men. and cnle earrings. Bassett Bar ' : b. Winnebago. Minn.. pril 4, l9lTgd. Glenn and Gracezworlhy of mention because of hvr snappy sport clothes. elite smile. general popularity. and fondness for fast driving. Bloom, Edward: b. Detroit. Mich.. March 2, 1918: s. Charles and Lydia: famous because of his splendid goal tending in hockey. bis fondness for spinach and baseball, his blond hair. and nice complexion. Bock, Ergitz b. Detroit. Mich., June 14. 1916: J' s. Ffrnst and Sophie: will be remembered for his unruly red hair. keen intellect. terrible jokes, leisurely slonch. and slow' grin. Collins Row' S: h. Detroit. Mich.. Nov. 9. 1917: s. Thomas and Della: noted for managing the Hi-Y, fondness for bot fudge sundaes and hamburgers with onions. and because of his abhorrence of painted finger- nails. spinach. and schoolwork. WHO Cor na Jesse: b. Fontane Liri, ltaly, March 10, 1 3 s. Lawrence and Nancy: renowned for his athletic prowess. unique voice, cheer- fnlness, swell sportsmanship. and husky shoulders. Cortese. Anita- b. Genoa, Italy, July 28. : c . 4 rank and Anna, renowned because of her unusual intelligence, interest in psychology. rumpled, wavy hair, and re- freshing personality. Cres i. Louis: b. St. Louis, Mo.. Sept. 26, tg s. Jonis Cdetxj and Josephine: will be remembered for his basketball playing, husky physique. rnllled hair and sports- manship. Dickson ean: h. Brooklyn, N. Y., Oct. 15, 1 mg c. . ames and .laneg famous because shv's always laughing, has pretty blue eyes, is a keen dancer, actress. and capable artist. llggp,'gzio,Arll1ur: b. Detroit, Mich., April 5. l9l9, s. tiny and Anna fdecjg interesting because of his newspaper work, 'cause he's the youngest graduate, his yen for Nestlv's bars, and his geniality. lflueker ' tl ' - ' li. Detroit. Mich., Ang. 2, 1916, d. Alexander and Olive, will go down in history because of ber perennial good humor. pretty blue eyes, wide grin, and hislrionic ability. G - Rhoda: h. Detroit, Mich., March 28, 1916: 1 . enry and Martha, remarkable for her sweet disposition, pretty eyes, infections laugh, excellent scholarship, and guardian- angelship of the l2A class. Haw i ' ' sz h. Brimingham, Ala., .lan. 14, 1916: s. .lames and Emma, will be re- membered for his splendid art. work, ice- skating. and fondness for macaroni and cheese. Hicks Ther n: b. Detroit, Mich., March 12, 191 3 s. Harlie and Marcella, will be re- membered for his admirable dignity, un- usually deep voice. nice smile. and choice of good looking girls. Kauderer, Donna: b. Detroit, Mich., May lii, l9I?1gil.1lliarlesand Paulinegrenowned be- cause of her smart sophistication, her alive sparkling eyes, her masculine following. and her stunning clothes. fff0llffIIIIPIf on page 061 TIl'l'Ilf.W'jf.Il1lf Activities V V V l I'l'.N'l lf .NITUIIII B 1 v F 'l'l1l'r'rl I HUUSE UF PRISCILLA ALDEN CABINET mu' I'fwl.lxlc Immmlliwmm. YIIHIINIA liunk. .UNI-3 IQCAIIX, .IAMQ lloxwxmg Miss BIKOWNIAC, lixnuun' lf:'1'. lluum-1'1' CIIASM, .lm SICPIIIYIC IIHIIUNIAS. I,mJlsl': lxiwz. Ihyru BASI-IUIUC. li1INNUlliIS1DNN, .llcyxx lluzlgsux, .lusgvlllggh NIKIIHIKZR. ' lfmr: .lrwrrx linlmzws, .DDNIGPI -' ' 'I'l'I, rXIYli'i'l,l'I liummslu, N1ll.IJIlI'Ill lhcw lllcu-Lx I,Hl4'I'l. VNIuu:um'l' hwzn, Smyrna x1lIl,'XlKl'IN. I'N.il'I'II MMIQK. l,l4:fwA .'rnml.- mmsmq. f:IllKlH'l'lNl'1VINANIH. lfumyx NIu,r:ul.x1. AIRLINE ICIINIY. fun-: l,ll,I,INN l,l'1I,ANlCX. NINIKIUN Kl!NS'l'I'1INl'lll, I,r:rwA lflwm-Ll., DI-llllllllli Swllnl, M.55lNlu n PKII mum lm-:wx Iimmwwr. Sl'SN!'II,. Iilxllc N'14:lJuNALn. AUYIPIKICN lrlusnmrn. xxlNll lll'1 .' . Iinurrln Tllilklllfilx. ElUl,lC'I' Ixlcl.m. :5AIJlI'Z I'mf:c:r:l,l,x'm. HOUSE OF RUUSEVELT CABINET Y 111 VIOINL QEII ANTHONY ciU1'l0liD0 Tnuuom HICKS AR'l'HUIl l 1'l'xllfu11'.' AlK'l'liL'lK OLLRA' . li if ., , , . . A , ,L-.-,E i Numan-'1 IKM. AXxc:o'1 1'. .Imax li STH. .IUSEPH BANTLE. Sm-urn! l?ou': Wll,1.1,ul XYXIXIXICX. liomlm' W Ann. W EBBX KRAMER. EDWARD CUYLEY. Mn. Fmfm -4 Tl: im' Tll'PlIf.V-Nllf Ink l311m1FY ,Huxu-is BONIXINIiI'l'U. IjAYIEL HAMA. lfuzfff l-'nux Nluxc11el,1.1. Hx ITX'FN. P'RoEFm:. ,KNNUXZIO C,m.u1AGxo. HERBERT HEGEH, lhuulm Cmnk. Iirglgcar: FIPS!-lill. CHARLES Pmvzli, lil-IIXBEHT lil1'rH1en,. l-ii HOUSE OF LINCOLN 'CABINET Firsl How: Mn. ICIIGAII SMITII. WILLIAM HUEIII I-1. I,l-II'1I.UOPl-IN. ,'xl'IlIXl'IY Du Is. ICIINNI' Bmza. III 4' ,LEII. lim' CIIHIINS. I ' ' I ' SecumIl?011I: NUIIMAN BIIICY. MAIMIN NoIP'I'z. IIENIII ft.-Xll'l'l'1Il. XN'II,I,IuI NO'l'NXIiI,l.. NLIUTNI-:I D,lJ.hUW, SAM vI5N'l'IMIGl,l,-K. W -S Third How: IIl'QlKGI'I AIIIIAIIAII. nlflllklllb Iix IQIIIIING. .lfxvxnngs FISIIICIX. Du Ili IIOUXIIS. IJIKI-Zl1l'IlXI1'lx Srinl-:IcI,. l'mIxEII'I' UIIoUIIAII'r. ,- HOUSE OF VICTORY CABINET Nl RTE Sxxnrtn. Duxxx hu lllilll-lllf Ser- Firsl lfow: VIOI.l'I'l' MQCUI. MAIIGAIIICI' lxnAIIsE. . AIIGEII fj8I1lIf-111-IITIIISD. .IUSEPIIINE AIONTEE fSecreIc1ryD. A. lx. lj!!-l'l'Z. SI luv: LQf1'1'Iix fI'rmi- a'enl.j JEAN CHQPIK Uwe-preszderllj. IIEITHA l,AssI'rEIx fTfPll.9llF6'VtT. II,X'l l'll-I SIIEIHIQII QSFVQCIIllf-llf-UFHISD. Lois XNXHIKNIEII, LOIS PA'I I'EIxsox. Secoml How: ICLSIE Nm Y. IXIAE BRIGGS. MARY CAIIANUIM. lix I IIDEN. XIILIJIKHII Cum. ILEII II.- w 'l- r V ?v--- '-Q . IIINE BQHIIOEIJER. lNflAn.IoIxIE WILI,IAMs. AUIJIII-:I Nloonu. NIIJIIII-LI. 5xI3I,LIxu. I-,xs'I'I-:II l,I'oN. FRANCES TIIQIIPSUN. Third How: VI-:RDA .IOI-INSUN. NAI I IIREN. HEA'I'HA MQCIYLLEIIE. Lu IIIQNIQ HEI I-LII. Blix MAIKIE GAIM EY. NIILDRED SCHNIIDT. LILLIAN Sm:HNEIIIEIx. I-IsxII:IuI.In HIIEI-ixI-3. MAIN ELLEN COOK. GUEIIINA IIELI. RUTH LIL1S'I'ANl'S. !'C I' H l oI1rIl1 How: JOAN PAINE. VIIICHNIA DOIIANII. IAIIIRLQQE LEIIIIIIAI. YIHGINIX Ilxluin. Nl xmux ' ' ' J I 'E ' U :TpII?NII?I,II. XIJI-1I.IXli CANIEIKIJN. NIADELINE IIINDLEH. JEAN BLOONI. I ALLINIL .XX ILRX . Ill X CAIITEII, HEI.EN JEAN MAHTYN, IIELEY ZuI4owsI4I. T Il'FfI ly-.wlvfrl HOUSE UF IIIANA CABINET l frsl lffmw .Immxxx NNu':m:x. ICIKANIIICS IILSUN fINl'l'l'!'l!ll'lVD. Amrzll: l l':lxNl':'l l' QV1'rr1'-prvsrklzzlzij, l',m'ru l'uun fl'r1's1flf'r1lD, NI.AlHlAlIl'I'l' Vu :ANU C I l'l'llSIll'l'l'7, M .'xn1uN 5'l'1l11KlNG, .I I'IANNI'I'l l'I'l NN neun. l'1n,gl A. .'t'I'UIlI ow: usl-1 w:c:1':l.l,A'l'o, Rum Ink-2, N wx ccra, N f' on Q, , Iwi. 0 Q1 sc, S ll! Ii IS I I' I A N lil I NNI um IIIAN I'llAN IIIXIINCIIK NIxn'rn.x IIAIl'l'Ul,ANH, AIAIHLAIKI'I'I' I:HIlIJl'1l.llH-1, NANA Ml-:1lu,lf:.mllN. 'l'lu'r1l lffm-5 IIl'lIKAI,IlINl-I lilml-'la IIIAIKA Illll'IS'I'l4I. lmmzl-1 .lullNsuN. NIAIKJUIKIIC IIYAN. Vlm:1N1A NIxN'l'llm. IIITA YlSl'IN'I'lN. Mun' .MNH AVASMIINIJ, IIICLICN IIAHKUWSKI. HOUSE UF WEBSTER CABINET l ir.wl lfmzu' IIlil'IlllN x NIIQLI. .lgjljs DYKSTILA. Enjmlxn HESS. Rcgsl-:wr BAUKUFF, GEORGE FLIGH, IIICLICX Junxs. E 1 Semrnl limp: IA 4:11.11-: I'Eu,m1uo. B15'r'1'x' Iilxx. IXIAIKIE IXIONTZ. Ciluczrz Sf:H,ml-wwlzlina, ANGELINA Iilssu. Xlmu Nutumhxs. XIAIKJORIE TIIAIN. - Third lfmr: Vnmus XN11,I.1,u1s. :AH'l'HlTR FLJNKE. JOHN Mc:EI,nm'. NYILLIAN1 NIAIi'l'IV, ROBERT TIFPII ly-Piglzl Sf'HIPPl'IlK'l'. linxmxn I'H1,lu. ' - ' ' f - CHIEFS HI-Y f'll'.wl lfmr: I',l,l'1'XNUlil-I Axm l',1Ilxl'2lK'l'. AIi'I'lilJlK IXl'lINI.l'l. lx fX'l'llIiN x lx l'1l.I,N, lhnlslclvl' B.MTlxOl l , ,,..... IS: xx x Sw-Drullfm1'.' l'Ilw1c:+'l' STXIII., XIIIHSINIA Awlmus. Ax 'l'l1frrl fiom: lima Suswmxsklc. Alglllm Ulm:- NN rnrxqqgwrxx lSlur:4:s,I lmN4:1s x xx H'kIi'l'l'IS- x l1Il.'l'. .I Mun Hmm lon. LIBRARY STA FF lfirsl How: lljlzmzw lJAl11sl4:n'1', lxA'rl1m'N li l41l,l,Y. Awruuww IMPA. Illcmzw Jmiws. Flmlllz SPIKICIJIEIK Smforzfl How: Nmwm' IJICIIAIKIH. MAn.mm' HIT 'mwlmllsl-1, NlQli.l0Illl'I Ixl4:l.l,v, CLARA IJICMIG '11gA,14,ANul1:l,lNlf:Zl4:c:o1,1s. ' ' 'l'l I E Bl H D STERS CLUB bNiXll'I Hum y x Iix,w11u,l5lc'u uw Ilmx sum, -1 V - VVAIIIKICN. Ul'Iil'l'lllIlll'I VIGIKISICIZIQ.ill'IAN'CiI0l'lK. 1 Mus. CllAMllI'1lll,AlN. llulifflflhllll. S l ff11i ,Alf:l. AIRIIAIIANI. f,iIC0llUl'I FIJGII, Murllu-xl, Slflucmzlz, f1I'1UlNll'I AHIKAIIAM. fl , -----,...?- .,.,k,,- .,. ,.. Rm f.Hl.l.INS -4 SENIOR PLAY CAST l 1'f'.Yf Ifom: ligxxuc linnux. .lcgsl-:PH1xr: MUNTEE. Ouxu F1,uc:m:u. JEAN DIITKSKDN. Enuzx Husun. VIJVUNXA hillllilklllli. iKl,,1m1ii LANG. Dcixwrux' PVUSIFXNY. PEARL Humans, TVIAR? B1,u1imc'l r.' S ' S S S 'SS .gz t'1llllil1,!fl1:.' ilu, Q5m,,ii14.5Im:.1J.Lz:ec.Lur. IJILHQ I-IULM15. CYRII, NIEANS. XVILLIANI IIANCUCK, Elm uwligss. III-:mu-:n'1' iimwlrcll.. l 'fJY. Ffimv 'wi'TfAN. NS Thin! lfmv: llominw' lhrimmrl-'. T.r u is CIIAERI. ICDITH BTzP:mNAx. Munn-:L SNELLING, CATHER- Ixl-: Q . lhggck SNIl'l:lI.vxCl lfGlNQA DUls.SN1An1uN'SPu1NCx1ANj EHNST BUCK. W lfmzrllf lw'nu': lhnm llxxlrqzxm. 1Ju351.QfNTA1xTYx. Nl1c:H1Ef,SfBiElmElx. llilalumfrfllcxxs, lL1,m-:lx Sctm11.1,. Wfmcrnnfmxx BRIGGS. I,HF,O0PEH, VV1'ilfi.HSHUEHI,E. M' -'SWS Tl: irliv 7'l11'rflIfmn.' .l0SI I'!lINl'1 .AlXAlil4llJ,l. NlAIKAGll1'I'l' ' ' ' ' ' Firsl How: UARI. lhcxzli. CII.xIII,IN:s S'l'PlNN.Kli'l'. NO SwII'I'II. EDWARD Ill-JFS. EDWAIIII fll'1'l'Z, gin' M?!m R'1' IIMINING' SPUHSUF' EOXUM IQ A WWCE imma . wII'I'II. lIImIAs R. Dossn. Second How: RuIIIcII'I' RIDDLI5. .I.xI:I4 RIIQIIIQH. XVII 1' N. kL:NxIH:'I'II XXVVXLTJU. Tlzirfl Row: OLIIIIII GIIGIQII. .Ima RIIUIEII. CIAIIIIE LINK, RoIsI5II'I' SIItI4xI.xx. .low RLAIIS. EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Firsl How: VIIIGINIA ZOYES. VIRGINIA XVOIIF, MAIIGIIIEI' CECIL. Doms FIusIiII. HI5I,Icx Suzx- YIIIHIS, Doms THIIIINIAN. VIIKQJINI.-K HOWARD. XIIIIIIEI NIDIIIIII. l'I.oIII:xI:E DHI-1xI:III BIassII5 KANIBEHOS. 'I'HI5III5sA Nl,xs1'IIo. ScI'oIIr1'Ifo'II:.' MII. VVEILAND, lI'l.l'C'Cl0l', IRAYMUND Rosrsxg IIAIIRIET kriuxxs. WAHI I PIc'I'IFImII, l,ILI,I xx FUIII5, MAIIIAN ' 'IL IVIAIKIE MOEHIIING. FIIANCES rrHONlPSOY. RoI5I5II'I' NY xI.I.I-LII. Third Ifow: RICHARD HEINIE, JOE IVIASSON. JULIUS CIIASE. NIAIIIIN Now. H,umI.D l,I1xIIoI-'In PIIQIICP DIIE, RICHARD CUNNINGHAM. JAMES SHIQIILDCIQ. AI.IsI:u'I' NIILDI Lx. Fozzrllz Rrmv: SIDNEY LENHOFF, ROY Ns, LLOYD HULNiE. Dux GIIASSLII. EIDIINII CII XPNI xx. RALPH SHILLEII, .IDSEPII NIISTRETTA. liAYNIOXD FIX, Enom' CHASE, ' Frfllz How: GIQDIIGIQ RIMJDIIAN. FIIIQJDERICIQ WHI'I1:. Hun mn Swmzns. Axu SIIIIII. Tlllvff-V-0118 ST. C ECI Ll A CLUB BUYS' GLEE CLUB INDINN STAFF Firsl How: Nllrllillil, IDRAXSEY, Mun Wuzuoxs. lfn,-wm.lN Ih-zwmlx. l r5f -' ' f x. AN ' ' ' Q. l,QUlslf: kxrz. Anjulm llmmzm. Rllilijlilj Nuns. Nlum1,1w:U'r'r.Mem-ps 'llvl-HN. Sl'CUINfl'f01lJ.' MARIE Mm-zmuwc' lou 'VONYNI-INID lDOllU'l'Hl5A linxsw. liusxulwn Mali ua. IVIAIKGAIKIVI' W Annrzw. lCI,l2ANolx SICNIKUW. li,xlaA'XIExil'l l'. W1 Am' .l ur: S'l'fiE'FQwlQIl,. cmmrrm ZRCIJLICR. w Tllirrl Huw: m4IIZHA-lil! Alslmllmi. Hufsllin fiUINIONlJ. ANNUNMU C'xlux1,xc:xo. Il51x'yl,m SliIl,Xl,I,. l4wllANKEl,lN SfIllN'lIlJ'l'. lilfwfxnb MM:l4Uuxx.AN1m. VITNCICNT DUNN. H 'xml-:x Pfmlclfmz. Ml :xml-xl. V1'ml,lf:. lhr:l1.fxnnGu,l,, Rumcn'l'VxNn1-zu PH.. firmware l'wUlll'Hl Huw: INNIN lj 1' ww. 4 f,, LLL.L lilzmmw. Dum IAJUMIS. ARRUW'STXFF Fa'r'sl How: lfnxvr limzh. IM lx, BI-'x'l'luc:r: H xl,'r1-:1x. llx'1 1'u-3 Sur-xuuau. Dum Ipmmxlls. 'g'5f'- 'k Secmfl lfow: .'xlJ IJS. l1gg53l,ln N1'Nli'l'YX. lime: Tunolx. l 'IlHlll-IIil'Ik Zxxlxlhza- Lg. lDuxu1'1'xu if.xx1Pmf:l.1,. TllffflI1,!Jll'.' I'IYlKIl'l'l,l-IX SUHKXI., lin3ux1uMixl,l,. flwolml-3 BIiI,I'l'SUi. .I unix ITM!!-ilu. .lmfx XYIlCS'I'. ,.-- ,lwlll-l'f.X'-Hlf'1'1 'E E TERI RE IE His semester marks the close ot'the tirst year under the able leadership ot' Mr. Thomas .l. tiunn. principal. and Mr. Noel E. Craig. assistant principal. Formation of new clubs, resumption ot' discontinued senior activi- ties. revival ol' orientation periods. and organiza- tion ot' the junior and sophomore classes have been outstanding in the semesteris events. The senior class w as unusually active during the semester. Their class play was The Three tirac-es . a three act farce. presented April Zi and 28. under the direction ot Mr. Carl Custke. The l2A class also undertook the publica- tion ot' a semi-annual. the Arrow, and intro- duced a senior week. lfastern Alumni sponsored a dance at the Gray- stone Ballroom on February 8 for the benetit ot' various school activ ities. Approximately H00 people attended the dance despite the zero weather. The sophomore and junior classes were orga- nized this semester for the tirst time, under the sponsorship ot' Mrs. Cecelia Turrell. The classes sponsored n series ol' dances during the remester. A committee for junior activities consisted ot' Mary lillen Cook, Wilma McClintock, Freder- ic HI. Virginia l,ayI'ayett.e Anthony Cuci- ardo, and Arthur Funke. Members ot' the sophomore committee were William Martin. Itelnert Board, Cordon Wilson. .loan Paine. Jane Adams, and Iiileen llorman. Miss ltuth li. Bantield sponsored ICastern's President's Birthday dance, a part. ot' the nation-wide program celebrating President Itoosevelt's birthday. The music was furnished by Cib Itothchild and his orchestra and specialty numbers were given by Winifred Frye. Qga Murdoch and Hazel Daniels. Frances Hall. Zelda and Ben Adams. and Dorothy Arroll. The House of Roosevelt chose Theron Hicks president: Arthur Nickel. vice-president: George Sell. secretary: Paul Angott. treasurer: and Tony Guciardo. sergeant-at-arms. Barbara Bassett was chosen president of the House of Priscilla Alden. Jo . vice-president, H ore,. secretary: liouis lgtla treasurer: and Jane Leahy, Jane Howell, and Harriet Chase, sergeants-at.-arms. President ol' the House ot' Webster was ltobert ,Q Backotfg vice-president.EchLa,U,LHessg secretary, Geo ' hp and treasurer. James N . Edith Parry was chosen president ofthe House ri' . s . - s of Diana: Alice lternett. vice-President: lfrances Olson. secretaryg and Margaret Viviano, treas- urer. The House ol' Lincoln elected Ernst Bock, president: Lee Cooper, vice-president: ltoyjgl- lins. secretary: Robert Miller. treasurerg and William ltuehle, sergeant-at-arms. Uthcers tor the House of Victory were Suzanne Zeithn, presidentg Jean Chopik, vice-presidentg Josephine Montee. secretary: Leitha liassiter, treasurer: and Hattie Shearer and Donna liauderer. sergeants-at-arms. f ' . , . . At a meeting held January 9, the Qhlels elected otlieers. Frederic ,anf was elected president, Arthur D ' uio. vice-president: and Beatrice Baller, secretary. ,.f-- ' . lwenty-two new members were inducted into the organization this semester. They are Michael Abraham, Mary Aeeti, lilinor Aumann, Pauline Avery, Mildred Card, Gilbert Dil,oreto, Vincent Dunn, Agnes llippen, Clara Minano, Josephine M,o,u,1,,ee, Madeline Ott, l,ois Patterson, Charles liilnve. Marjorie ltittenhaus, Mary Shipman, Donald IC. Smith, Robert. llwrt., and ltoelina Wolthouse. The Chiefs gave a tea l ebruary Ill to welcome the new members and a dinner April ICS, t.o which all former members ol' the organization were v 1 . invited. lhree new clubs have been added to the list ot' school activities. The Booster's Club, whose purpose is to back school activities, was organized this semester. lts membership is composed ot' two persons from each house who are interested in at.hletics. Robert Backoll' was elected presi- dent: Kathryn Kelley, secretary, and Arthur Kuhnle, treasurer. Mr. Edgar Smith acted as sponsor. Betty Howson, Virginia Andrus, Bonnie Brown, Eleanor Eckert., Arthur Qipgell, James Davis, Edward Van Hartsvelt, and Ann Blasco are other members of the club. The forming of a Model Boat Club also began a new activity. Donald E. Smith was made commodoreg Thomas Dossin, vice-commodoreg and Whitney Dunn, rear commodore. The club is sponsore . Merrill Hamburg. QCOIIIIIIIIIIEUI on page 085 flz Iif'tj'jfUllf' 0 Athletics Y V V B A S EBA L L TEA M 'I'11sm1llux. l+'.u'l-: llmuuws, .luslcvll Iilmlwu. .Swnfnl lfnm: l'Am. Avsmw, GLENN Nl-zwlxlnlx, flmv' ' N. PA11I. Cl1'rs11ln.u:. Jmc KIKAMICII, IXNTIIUTXX fimrluxno. linwmm ISLUUM, SAM ll'l'UI.l'I'O. Mn. Iinvvw. Cfllllfll- 'l'ln'r1l lfrmn' iilcnlml-3 HllI3I.l'IHl'IlKGl'IIl, .loslcvll Cmumwl. I.l-iuwum CoN'l'E. All'I'lllIll ll0wl1:l.l. lXl'1'NNl'I'l'll liluczksnw. NEMO SPlllNUS'l'l'IAIl. l.mw:l.L N1ll.l.l'IH. lNf1 53ylDJ.orn1. OUTDOOR TRACK TEAM Firsl Hour: X. Surrs. E. l,m'A'r1. A. DEMAGG10. F. NIOIKSE. E. JVIINOLETTI. A. DELALLA, J. CORONA. A. CHAUIN. T. ROBERTS Ulrznagerj. - SPmr1d l1'oTzTC BALL C.-iss? mgr.j. J. D1G1mANx1. C. ANJRIGHT. N. SLOUP, I. Moolus. D. CJAHY, J. PACEY. J. OL1x En. F. RUSSELL. W. A. ARBAUGH Cffoaclzj. 7711-f'llllf0Il'.' J. SKARREVV. Rm' SCOTT. E. AHTUSI. H. XVILSON, R. BOARD. F. PIOSIAN. P. GIANOTTI. A. l.AN'l'lI.l..I. l'7UIll'Hl linux' S. RING. A. BALL, E. Y. LAWRENCE. Th irly-A' IIJ' l ir.s'l lfnm: .lun-Ls fIA'mNl. HUIXICIVI' 'I'n.u:x. Jonw ConsmLlA. Fnfwx PAN'l'Al.ONE. fll'l0liGl 1 - HOCKEY TEAM ICIQFSI l1'nwg IJAIKYISY AVILSON. -IAYIICS BAKER, EARL AH'l'USl. JOSEPH HHHINO lfaplnfrzj. EDWARD BLOOM. .IOHN BAZAR. Pli'l'l'1Il THOMAS, JOHN f:ORSIGl,lA CCupla1'r1-vlw- . WILLIAH SPE.-KH. IQLIALQJAJHLI-N. SW-orzrl How: NIICHAEI, MlNl.Af:l'I Cf1fl1111r1y1frJ. PAUL Gl'l'SCllI,All. liOHl4:R'1' Nhswzn. l.O14Is SAGE, IJAIKOLIJ EIKIIIKSON. ARNOLD ' 4' 4' . HOIXICIVI' Jl4:NNlxr:s. XYALIACI-I J':lillI,IfTIl, EIAIEIK l,l4:lNNlNcH4:R. IDONALIJ NIAHTYN, Nlylxfflfxrr DUNN, JVIAIXIJC BLOOXI. INDOOR TRACK TEAM Firsl How: JOSEPH PAc:m', E'l'T0lil'l Jx!IlNfJI,I'J'l'Tl. IHYING NIOOIIIC. .'xl,l5lilK'l' Ih-LU-Ls. B1-:Rx um LUCAS, DOIKSICX' QJARY. LOUIS lCLIfxs. XNILLIAM 4' f. S.u1u4:L kno. f.I,AIKliNlfI4l XVRIGHT. Serum! How: ANTHONY DEMAGGIO, LOUIS CALX ' AlK'l'HlJR KTHAUYIY. FRED Nlfilislf. SXNIVEI, BUc:c:liLLA'rO, JACK PFLANZ, AlAP'lKf:D ELALLA, JONES FOSTER, JAxH5s SAPON xRO. Tlzirfl How: FIXED VFROMBLEY. EIXNST LAWRENCE, PAT CAI.-KNNOT'I'A. ROBERT BOARD. NIAIOIN l,Oss1N, JACK SKERRE'r'r, RALPH NIASON. FRANK HUSSl5LI,. THOMAS ROBIiH'l'S Ulurmyffrj. MR. ARBAUGH Qfloaclzj. Fnurllz Huw: HOBEIVI' UROUHART CMunayerQ. JACK D1mOxAxxI. FIIUNIAS Jrzssxmx. llrzxm ANDERSON, .ORN SLLIS, ARMANDO SANTILL1, NIAIISIIALI. lgHXCKl'iH. .lungs BARR:-g'r'1'. .IOHN fJl,lX'Eli. l 1'f'Il1 lfom: JOHN CLARK, JOHN MHELROY. EMH, Lm NTI. Aus'rlx ISALI.. l'Rr3n IIOHANN. Jun-gf ' IJAXIS, CHARLES C. I ALL unuyerj. Thirly-.ve1-en CIIEIQII LEADERS BUYS' BASKETBALL f:IlAlKl.I'IS SUHI-IN'l'INH. li1 Crupluinl, l irsl lfom: Nl-:vm SPRlNus'l'EAlm, ANTIIUNY D111- lv I Al IU IO111 1 Sll I NRI NN Al,'l'l'IIK l,lVH R 1 , s :l!l'1. , fIf1ll.NlllJW. 41, fll'IUI!Gl'I llOw,1xRn. SW-mul lfom: MR, NIKIIJUIIGAI.,1TOIll7,l l'R'l'1f:R f,Rl.ANIJU. AIKTIIIIII Nlc:Rlcl,, SAMIIIGI. lPl'O1,l'l'O, M,-,-, I,l-:ONARO CON'rR. Third Hom: Ano lilcml-1wln'l'l, SAM PA'l l'l'IllSON, Wjuuy LANE. l'l':'l'l4:R f:AIlGIl.INU. Th frly-efglzl BUY S' SWIMMING TEAM 1 1'r.vl How: IDANID TYO. CARL A1A'l I'I5HN, CLARENCE BRODUNYIZ, BERNARD LOREN, VPHOMAS JxIUlS'l'lKONG. ,'xl'l'l'HlVlX BRAUSE. NE11. NIEYERS. Serum! lz'uu': ADAM l-'A1,ctOx1. F1-E L V'1 l'ENIJALE. NIAHIO BERRA, ROBERT SCHELLIG QCaplain elm-ID. NN ILFIXED Ulm ER. DOxu,n KRAUS. XYILLIAN1 BU'rTERE1El,n, GEORGE ATOS, BYRON lxRu- r, .IANIES FISHER. ROBERT BACKOFE CCapl11inD. LAWRENCE MC ALLUM 1 anagerj, .lurk UUXQANY Q,1s.v1'sIar1l ,W?1I1Ug6VJ. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Firsl Row: SUSALEAN IIORERTS. ELEANOR SER- Kgy. LEITHA LAQSITER, MARGARET IARAOH1' Sammi How: MAIXY FOHMANISK. ELEAYOR STARR. BE'r'r1NA DUNN. BLANOHE MOON Third How: Miss SAUEIK. M,ADEl,INE STREIT. EDNA BROWN. MARGARET BROWN. G. A. A. OFFICERS Cpresirlenlj. I,vHI'l'HA l,Assl'rER. JOSEPHINP SCCOIIlIl'I01ll.' NIAHY NlcznOl.As. M XXINIC FUI,I.I'1H MISS COBB. sponsor. N llx l1 VIRGINIA ANOROS. Third Huw: ANIT-X l,Exxls. ANNA J. COLE I':SNIERAl,lJA GREEN. KIA!!! JANE XXAsm1xn. Fourlh I1,0Il'.' JI-:AN MORRIS. l'Jl.li'XNOlK STARR HIC'I l'INA DUNN. IIARRIE1' CHASE. GIRLS, SWIMMING TEA Nl Firsl How: limlln' BAKER Cllaplfzfnj. NIARY JANE XYASNIUND. YIROINI x Hw. Lm. lx-vrigu N Nh Ll.. JVIARY LAMB. ANNA VFRIFAN, LIENENIEX E BLIZZARO. Second How: CORA EMKE, DOROTHY DEIIKIKICK, GRACE PAYTELIDES. XIARY B1-:Rsxx XlI'IliI'H ' A ' ' ' XX HOTTER. CAROLINE BOUGINE. FLORENCE DREXER, DlDRi,l1 HH SATL. JOHANN A IEIHJKX. FREIDA XVASLER, JANE SENIELHACK. ffl l-fllV- Ifirsl How: Emu BAKER. N'lARx SHIPHAN. BUYS, GULF 'I'lf1MN'I BUYS' TENNIS TEAM All'I'Ill'H HINHI'll.l,. limugQ N Igzll-zlxwmm, WVILLTMI l irsI How: Iliclrr NlIl,l.I'JIl, xVl'IliNl'IlX IIAMANN W ,NMI-IN. Ilnwuuv MILLEH. All'I'lllJR VUl,l,IlA'l'Il .S'm:oml Hom: lim QIOLLINS, RHIIIAIKIJ IIALI. .lM:KfimvAN. f N Third lfmv: .IUILNY N1YiZl':l,lKUY, filfiuluslfz SEL! Mn. NI.fx'l'suw. I E-CLUB l'vI'f'Sl lfmlx' Pl'1'l'l4Ili 'l'Hm1.xs. SMI lJ.ANGliI,0. fTrf'a.s-flrerl. lflmwk NULFO Qfllzalzcellorj, EMIL LOVATI Cfflzanfellorfl. .I13lEffIo1xox5 f1Jl'8Sl.d8ll0. .IQSEEI1 BANTLE CSecrelaryJ. PETER ANGOTT QI.'lzam'ellorD. ,'51llTHI'Ii Nlfzxrzl. f1'I'f'f'-IJFPSIDIICIIO, Join BATH. SecondHo1L'.' I,mf1s 'FIST-ir. .lmufzs Z,.A.'1'ux1. lflmxk I',w'lwxl.oNE. Kmjnoxv FISHBAQK, HERBERT HAGEN. Jgggjrps lflsugfn. xll'l'l'll n YULLliA'l'H, Jouw CURSIGLIA, W-ALTER ITEHN. 7vllI.l'li lfoux' ADAM l L1.1,r:oxI. D4JN,Al.lD hunts, XNVILFIIICIJ OLIXICIX, I'IAl1YEYHW Il,SON, .lm-rw ELLIS, Joslcpu RIBIYU. HUBICIKT VNfx'1Q'1's, fTEliAI.lJ ITIOWAHD, An'1311mg Ijm-INLE. Fnurlh f1'f1z4'.'mH'QQ53gfgj V B,xc:koFF. WIL1.ITu1 RUEHLE, Inuwfs Momma, ANTHONY GUCIARDO, l':lAIl'IRY LEINNIYCEEIK. ' I orlxv GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM GIRLS, GULF TEAM Firsl How: LIRACE HEIKNIAN, HUTII KAHN. Firsl Row: Ex ELYN .lAs'rRExIRSRI, fIRE'l'CHEN MUIQLLER. NIYLI.. .IIIQEPHINR VFHONIAS. MURIRI. MUNN. Second How: C ,JENNII4:WIRsS. Second How: MIJRIRI, BUWRRS. .IQSEPIIINE VIRGINIA SULLIVAN. RR'I I'Y ITOVVSEN. NIONTEFI. BETTY ARNOLD. -+ Third How: MAIIX' FURMANEK. EL' on SRM K-QYV, SIJSALRAN RoIaRR'I's, IIIIJCANOR . 'VERN- HAGEN. 3 1 GIRLS' RIDING CLUB 1'1I'I'Sf How: BE'I I'Y CHOKER. VIRGINIA ANDRUS. JEAN ADAMS. Second Row: MAIXJORIE SIENVERT, EYELYN ORCIITT. IQATHRYN NIYLL. NIADELIXE STREIT. Orfxtu I A BELL, MARGARET KRACHT, JEAN CHOPIR. -'- W Forly-on e GIRL 7 THLETIC HEflIRI,Sl Athletic Association which inter- ests itself in all girls' sports at Eastern i sponsored an extensive program including competitive athleties. and other sports events. With Mary Shipman president. and Miss Olive Cobb. faculty advisor. the organiza- tion gave a Valentine costume party. to which all girls were invited. Eastern's girls' cage team. coached by Miss Eleanor Sauer, completed the season by winning one game. tying another. and losing three. The lndians gained a victory over Mackenzie in their lirst garlic liy a score of 56 to l0. ln succeeding games they scored a 22 to 22 tie with Miller. lost to Northeastern hy a score ol' 30 to 26. and despite their sevcn point lead at the half. they accepted defeat at the hands of the .lungaleers to the tune ol .30 to lil. The line-up for this season was l,citha l.assitcr, captain. lilcanor Semkow. Sussalean llolicrts, forwards: Madeline Strcil, Mar faret lxraclit, Blanche Moon. guards. , ..-1.1.4 The high Joint scorer for the season was f lfleanor Semkow with Sl points to her credit. giving her an average of twelve points per game. Although the girls' swimming team was de- feated in both of its regular competitive meets this season. Emily Baker. captain. placed lirst in the diving event in the Northwestern meet. first in the 50-yard free style event. and Grace Panti- 0 ledes was second in diving in the latter meet. A third meet was held with Southeastern's team. but it was a splash party rather than a formal meet. Veteran swimmers on the team this year are Mary .lane Wasinund. Johanna Wlierek. Grace Pantiledes. Kathryn Mvll. Murice Hotter. Virginia Hotter. Virginia Holly, and Grace Pantiledes. This semester's golf team, coached by Mrs. Mildred Cheney. is composed of Josephine lhrTfg?l'. captain. Muriel Bowers, Betty Arnold. Muriel Munn. lvathryn M yll. Josephine Thomas. llelen Spicwak. and livelyn Jastremhski. The team will take part in several invitational matches and a mixed girls' and boys' match with llenliy. The tennis team has arranged matches with lledford and Southeastern and will attempt, to arrange matches with Northwestern and North- eastern. Among those who are out for the team are Betty llgmscn, Mary lformacek, lCleanor .-Q Semkow. lileanor Sternhagen. lxatln' n M ll, ,- -Yi-L Virginia Sullivan, Clara Demetlak. Gretchen Mueller. ltuth Kahn, lidith limeriek, Lillian Schneider, Dorothy ltizzo, Inge Werner, and Winifred tlersalieek. Another riding elass has been formed with all its former memliers attending and several new ones added. The girls ride at Belle lsle for an hour eaeh week. 24 BOYS' ATHLETIC ASTERN HIGHlS 1934 winter varsity sports made a fairly good showing. lt is hoped that spring sports will prove even more successful. Winning the east side championship for the first time in the history of the school. Coach I ltlfflt'-fll'tl Arthur Erwin's hockey team. eaptained by Joe llubino. Closed a very successful season. T-li team did not triumph in the play offs. They lost. to Central 2-0, and to Mackenzie 2-1. Joe Ruhino made the position of right wing on the all city team, because of his skating ability and hard shooting. Edward Bloom should re- ceive much of the credit for t.he successful season. His outstanding goaling won for him a position on the second all city team. Three members of Coach Arbaugh's track team were successful in placing in the city meet. These three were Bernard Lucas. who tied for first place in the high jump. Clarence Wright. who placed in hurdles, and Jesse Corona in shot-put. Each of these members had much to do with Eastern's success when Captain Dorsey Gary led his team to five victories out of six meets. As a result of these victories Eastern placed second on the East side. With the breaks against her. Eastern's basket- ball five, under Coach MacDougal, made a desperate stand for second place against North- ern and Hamtramck. Both of these games were remarkably close, Northern winning by only one point while Hamtramck won by two. A short time before these playolfs the team had defeated Eastern's old rival, Southeastern. Louis Crespi. captain this year and also cap- r , tain-elect for next year, won a position in the third all-cit.y team. Under the coaching ol' Hugo Matson and the leadership ol' Captain Robert Backolf, Eastern's swimming team won four of her seven meets Northwestern, Cooley, and Southeastern being the only teams who were able to defeat her. A build-up team of which only four members were letter winners in 1933, they made a very good showing. Next year Robert Schellig, the high point man of 1934 will lead a team of veterans from which much may be expected. Coach Erwin is spending a large part of his time training his prospect's for this year's base- ball team. Although up to this time the team has not been definitely selected, Coach Erwin is quite sure who will make the team. 'Frank Pantalone is captain. Robert Tracy and Faye Hawkins, pitchers. and Louis Crespi and Glen Newkirk. catchers. will probably form the battery. Joe Rubino. Jimmy Catone. George Tuschak. Paul Angott, Samuel lppolito, and Edward Bloom are on the first string. Most of these players were members of last year's team and should have an excellent season. Coach Matson is getting his spring tennis team in condition. He has five players who won letters last year. These are: Robert Miller. Roy Collins, Charles Flis, Werner Hamann, and William Coleman. In addition to these he will have George Sell. Howard Rieck, Arthur Vollrath. and John McElroy. With this team Mr. Matson has high hopes for this year. Mr. Fred Beddow. of the Physics department. who has always shown a keen interest in sports. is coaching the golf team. William Warren. Arthur Gingell. and Howard Miller have their places assured on this team. Besides these Mr. Beddow has Arthur Herschbach as a prospect. The team will play Hamtramck. Northeastern. Southeastern. Pershing, and Dcnby. They will play oll' the city tournament on May 5. Approximately ninety per cent of the boys in school participated in the intramural sports program. Arthur Vollrath managed these events and also managed the teams in the House of Roosevelt. Yale Mclntyre. of the House of Lincoln, and Samuel D'Angello, ol' Webster, were house managers. Boys of the House of Lincoln captured the intramural trophy by winning ten out of the twelve meets held. They piled up a total of 1155 points against the House of 1Ycbstcr's 910 and Roosevelt's 810. Lincoln placed first in tennis, basketball. golf. indoor track. bowling, handball, foul shooting. swimming. water polo. skating, and water relay carnival. Webster placed first in ping pong, and Roosevelt in touch football. For! y-I I1 ree ' Emi, ,. V I ,Y x, 3 ' FQ, '1-in f' 4 '- I 4 f , s-V 6 as , A ,.- ...'-5 we n 0 wp f WP' I 6 . v W ' 4 1-.hz L-,W-44i?v'., sg. X . A ' Q 5 L L- 5' 4 V. - '- b . N fp 5-s v. H in '.: 'YJ ' 'V 4 I sv X 5 I V LL' :Q EG wi K 'g 1- l.,,, . . rl . x ','i 'ig -eff? .if H? N , , . - N r , ff. 'X W 1 . A 5'-Q Q ' ' 1 4 ',, l 5, 5 1X ' , -.L , 5 P A ' if - w-i ' ' 4 gs? - V I 74 'fi -.,f:- Ex? , if 1 rf ff l'w!ll'f.N'jfUIlf' H. A. POWELL The Students' Studios 33 JOHN F2 IN PHOTOGRAPHY CADILLAC 7488 Dear Friends: For Sale-on ihe Greal American Bargain Counlerl' ser1'ices,' lhose rnosl calued, possess abilily, inlegrily and accuracy. These irnporlanl qualities create and relain lhe dominanl power of all success, confidence. When your Pholographic Cornrniifee coled iheir confi- dence in lhe abilily and inlegrily of our organ izalion, lhey rnade no mistake. As ye sow. so shall ye reap is a lrulh lhal nerer caries. 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Detroit, Mich.. Dec. 16. 1916, s. Ernst and Alice, renowned for his cross-word puzzles, puns. appetite, curly eye lashes. roller skating and abhor- ence of neckt ies. Lassiter Leitha: b. Little Rock. Ark.. April 4, lille: d. Eascom and Pearl: famous be- cause of her nice smile, basket-ball playing, genuineness. and good humor. Means, Cyril: b. Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. .. . 1 s. Cyril and Annette: will be re- membered for his unusual mind. forty- lcague-bools' walk. linishing high in three years. and red hair that is dilferenl. Montes-., ,lose :hir -: lr. Detroit, Mich., March .., 1: 4 . arry and Florence: interesting for her elfervcsccnt spirits, unique squeal, pretty smile. and dancing, dark eyes. Nickel, Arlhur flledlz b. Detroit, Mich., 'ilune 2.7.1. 191.11 s. llenry and Louise, renown- ed for his football playing, carrot-colored hair, weakness for blondes and hamburgers. Vanlkoxs, Willizun: b. Detroit. Mich.. Sept. ..i, 4 1 s. uc ward and ltenag renowned for his accordian playing, passion for candy, cute grin, and shyness. Parry, Edith: b. Detroit, Mich.. April 9, Eclxw'arcl and Laura, famous be- cause of her genuine sweetness, large, pretty eyes. roller skating, and the dimple in her chin. Polk, Anita: b. Detroit. Mich., March 10, 1917, d. Frank and Louise, renowned for her yen for pineapple pie, fine work in pottery, and fondness for golf. Rath, Ighnz b. Detroit. Mich.. March 11. 19173 s. Aloysius and Elizabeth: achieved fame because of his good humor. popularity with the ladies, curly hair. and grin. Forty-s III Rubino. Joe: b. Detroit. Mich.. March 28. 3 s. Dominic and Frances, won't be forgotten because of his hockey playing. flashing smile, good sportsmanship, football, skill. wild wavy locks, and a way with the ladies. Sheel Fr 5: b. Detroit. Mich.. u y 5. 1917: s. Fred and Marieg will be remembered as a perfect gentleman, hot- fudge sundae imbiber, and for his singing and piano playing. S : b. Detroit, Mich., Dec. 1, 19153 s. Robert and Grace, noted for his military swagger, weakness for rassling matches. anything edible, and chewing gum. 'lland Christine: b. Detroit. Mich.. Jan. 2. , 3 1. ward and Corrine, will be remembered for her unusual art work, lovely smile, and genuine good nature. Tho 's oserhine: b. Winchester. Ky.. April , 83 d. George and Marlon: renowned because of her charming profile, grand disposition. lovely dark eyes, and weakness for peanuts and frankfurters. W' ' ' - b. Detroit, Mich., Nov. 20, l9Iog s. William and Cora, famous for his low golf scores, pug nose, great big grin, freckles. and 'cause he's a jolly good fellowl Wilson Grace Elizabeth: b. Detroit, Mich., Viay 14, 19if1g d. Paul and Clara, famous for her piano playing, sewing, liking for ice cream and reading. Zeillin, Suzanne: b. Boston, Mass., Feb. 24 ig . erman and Rebecca, became famous for her grin. her complexion, and because she's the only girl in Eastern High School who knits in class. Zimmerman Frederick: b. Detroit, Mich., Qov. 16, 19153 s. iitto and Louise, will never be forgotten because of his clever puns, subtle humor, brilliant art work, and the indescribable way his hair sticks up. ALASKA ICE CREAM Served Wherever ualit ounts Study Accountancy and Business Adrninistration In a professional Sehool leavhingl Pac-e Courses. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES l uIl Semester Begins September IT. 1931 Write or cull in person for further informalion. WVALSII INSTITUTE ill ACCIIYNTANCY A l'rof'essionaI School of Ac'c'ounlam'y and Business Mlminislralion. 120 Mrmlsow Ave. C1xml,1.x4: 51356 Approxvcl by lhe Stale D4-pzarlrnenl ol' Publix- lnslruvlion SCHOOL UF l'0R'l'RAI'I' PIIOTINLRA-U'llY DM' AM: Ex ENING Clhxsslcs Praeiieal Trairling in All Brallelles. For Information Call Salurclay from l IXM. lo 4 ITM. Dorf! 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Business und Secretarial Courses DETROIT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY tlistahlished H3503 IINITICD ARTISTS I5lllI,DlNtl Di-:'rnol'r. lvlltlll. Phone Cadillac i206 For Bulletin lliylr Sclmol lifllflllfllliflll requirerl for enlrunee Bebe C0ur editorj4 This line is devoted to Philip. Ernst- To Philip whoE ' Bebe- To Philip Space. Biology teacher- When do the leaves begin to run? M. Abraham4 The day before examination. Teacher- What do you mean by saying Benedict Arnold was a janitor? V. Andrusf The book says that after his exile he spent the rest. of his life in abasementf' SENIORS We wish to thank you for your kind patronage and trust that we may consider you as our future customers WEYHING BROTHERS MFG. CO. 304- HA'roN 'FOWICIK fiIKAND CIIKKTIJS PARK 3040 fillA'l'I0'l Ava. fl'IflIlll.fllCfttl'f'f'S of high school jewelry for over 35 years. SEMESTER IN REVIEW tCon.lin.ued from page .MJ A radio club was organized under the sponsor- ship of Mr. John L. Brown, of the Ilistory depart- ment. John Pearce was elected president, Hans Brock, vice-presidentg Louis Duncan. secretaryg and Geor r, treasurer. The club has joined the Short Wave Club. an international radio organization. E.astern's Music department presented its annual spring concert May 3. The various organi- zations, including the orchestra, girls' and boys' glee clubs, and the boys' quartette took part. The Boys' Glee Club presented a concert. March 22. Special numbers were sung by solo- ists, VValter Green and H ' ' ly. and by the quartet composed of Russell Downey, George Griffin, George Bakridges. and lggggd Hoemke. The glee club featured a picked group ofgboys who sang negro spirituals. Mr. Howard A. Love. director, played two piano solos, Liebestraume by Franz Liszt. and Rolich- inelli by Serge Rachmaninolf. l5astern's E-Club sponsored a dance for the benefit of the Athletic department on April Forltv-eight 20. Jesse Corona, A t5l, .loe Bantle Sam DeAngelo. Patil Angott, Emil Lovati, and Frank Nolfo served on the committee under the direction of Mr. Hugo Matson. This semester also marks the return of Orien- tation periods, the purpose of which is to instill a greater sense of school spirit in the students. First and second records are lengthened each VVednesday alternately. The programs are under the direction of the House principals. Although financial conditions were not of the best, the Indian continued publication, but was forced to cut down on the number of issues. Several members of the staff attended the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association Con- vention, which was held in Ann Arbor on April 26, 27, and 28. They were: Anita Cortese, Doris Hough, Louise Katz, Franklin Renter, Edward McFarland, Robert Vander Pyl, Dorotey Zindler, Madeline Ott, Mary Jane Stoetzel, Agnes Hippen, Rosalind Mac Rae. s.1 .- CHARVAT FLORIST Select Flowers for Less ITD: MACK AT SHEBIDAN WHittier 4250 HENRY MATH EYTS VIOLIN STUDIOS 1203 Vtiurlitzer Building Broadway 1099 Beaconsfield Grosse Pointe Park .lack Boeson. the winner of the violin contest organized by The Detroit Times for Metropolitan Detroit is a product of our studio. COMMERCIAL ART PRODUCTS Chenille andSeu'efI Le! ters T427 MACK AVENUE IDETRUIT. Mice. ANTI-Il'l I'IEIK T307 Enroll now for summer lerm Don- And your brother who wanted the government job, what's he doing now? Johnd Nothing, he got it. Science teacher--i'Name a liquid that won't. freeze. M. Haggere-- Hot water. We call our dog lVlars because from all indica- to tions he is inhabited. Captain- Goshl The waves are awful high. look how they are tipping the bellbuoyf' WVell, he came down with flying colors. remarked the innocent bystander. as they took away the painter wlfo tell oil the roof with a pall of paint in each hand. lj. Tudorffpa, where is drixen snow driven SUV Paf Well son, sooner or later it becomes water so we may say it is driven to drink. Physics teacher Cafter lecturcj- Are there any questions P 'lherorl-f 'l'Iow do you calculate the horse power of a donkey engine? .loefml got a mug here l want engraxedf' Henle-- l'he barber shop is right across thc street. 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I This suits me down to the ground. said the parachute jumper as he drifted groundward. hrlich-- Hear about the fellow who swallowed t e teaspoonE ' H. Erickson- No what happened to him? W. Ehrlich- He can't. stir.9 . Bloom fHuntingD- The old crow got shot full of ir s ot. V. Dunn- A case of caws and effect. Etiquettef Never break your bread or roll in your soup. Near-sighted lady-fin grocery storel Is that the head cheese over there? Clerk- No man. that is one of his assistants! Kay NewtonA What is the odor in the libraryE ' Kay I'Imerickf That's the dead silence they keep there. You wouldn't believe, said the Mississipp youth. that my musical training was the means of' saving my life. No, remarked his friend. I would not. Tell me how it. happened. VVell. there was a big flood in my home town and when the water struck our house, Father got on a bed and floated down stream. And youi ' I accompanied him on the piano. And they call America the land of' free speech, said the disgusted Scot as the operator told him to put a nickel in the box. Dumb fin the countryjv- Ain't, that cow got. a lovely coatilu Bell- Yes. it's a Jersey. Dumb-f A Jerseyeand I thiught, it. was 'er coat '11 Teachere Who originated the first geomet- rical proposition? S. O Ienskif Noahl Teaciier- How is thatS ' S. Oglenskii He constructed an arkl f W'hen I dance with you I feel as though I were treading on eloudslw ' arenkHDon,t kid yourself'eit's my feetlw r Wliat would you do if' a horse fell into a bathtub? - Easy, I'd pull the plug out! l 1lfllv ...Builders of Sclwool ancl College Pulalicationsn l1anl4s to Miss I-l. Blum and tlme ll Senior Class we were clwosen to produce tlwis 1934 Arrow. 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