Eastern High School - Eastern Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1936 volume:

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EASTERN I-IIGI-I DETRQIT, MIC!-IICSAN 1936i - ., D E D I C For her friendliness, under- standing sympathy, and genial- ity, we dedicate this issue oi the Arrow to Miss Frieda Marie Kasting, whose sincere interest in her students and their activities has endeared her to all those who know her. A T I CD N FCDIQEWCDRD A hoolc that may he opened, A page that may he turned, To recall a time from out ol the past That perhaps foolishly weld spurned. When other days vvelve seen, When Fortune casts her share, l.et these our memories live again, No matter when nor where. Qur high school days, our teachers, And the friends we used to l4novv, Will all live in the Arrow And in our hearts, where e'ervve may go CCDIXITEINITS DEDICATICDIXI EA C U I. T Y JANUARY SEIXIICRS JUNE SEINIIQRS ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS EEAT U I2 E S F A C THOMASJ. GUNN - NOEL E. CRAIG COMMERCIAL- HAROLD V. STARK, head AKROYD, LOIS E. BAILEY, ISABEL CHAPMAN, MARIE H. FRAZIER, JOSEPH W. FREELAND, ALMA HARBECK, IDA C. JOHNSON, CLARA A. JOHNSTON, ANNA M. KAYE, ELIZABETH ENGLISH- ELLA K. TRUESDALE, bead ARBAUGH, WILLIAM A. BLUM, HARRIET L. COCHRANE, JANE A COOK, FRANCES C. ERICKSON, EDNA L. GUSTKE, CARL W. MCCRACKEN, HELENE S. QUINN, MARION H. SPECTOR, SAM STONE, RUTHE B. FINE ARTS- GRACE E. JONES, bead ARMSTRONG, ALBERT C. BOYD, LUCILLE KASTING, FRIEDA M. LOVE, HOWARD A. WEILAND, PAUL A. HEALTH- ARTHUR C. ERWIN, bead CHENEY, MILDRED E. MACDOUGALL, W. CURTIS MATSON, HUGO W. SAUER, ELEANOR E. OFFICE FORCE- - - Principal - - - Aniytant Principal . HISTORY- JEANETTE TENNANT, bead BROWN, JOHN L. rj 'J' CHURCHILL, FRANK C. '- DICKER, JANE J GRAHAM, MAY LINDQUIST, IRENE TURRELL, CBLIA MATHEMATICS- PAULA HENZE, bead DREW, PERCY E. FITZIJATRICK, CLARE G. IRLAND, HELEN lf!-lv'-' TORR, MARY D. MODERN LANGUAGES- NELLIE D. MOEHLMAN, head CALLEWART, ELSA B. EINFALT, MINNIE C. HASS, ROWLAND SCIENCE- RICHARD R. PUTNAM, head BEDDOW, FRED A. '1-L I5-1.9-J-01.3 DRILL, E. M. HOLDREDGE, HARRY K. SLACK, HAZEN S. VOCATIONAL- EDWARD G. FUHRY, bead BARRY, ELEANOR BARRY, IRENE M. BIDWELL, ELIZABETH F. HAMBURG, MERRILL C. MORLEY, ORPHA C. STECKER, MARTIN G. HOUSE PRINCIPALS- BROWNE, E. MAE DIETZ, ADA K. DUFFY, IRENE A. FRYE, WARREN SMITH, EDGAR H. WVATERBURY, M. GEORGE ROSE WALDE, chief clark KARTAK, FRANCIS fgpngg., MOEHLMAN2 ANNA Q,,,.-,A C. SCHUUR, LUELLA Q ,'C.Nbf-Da-J Z,.. kvtr BLANC!-lE E. LANE It may be that slwe grew weary Of the conventional traits of our vvorl And vvitlmout ltiesitation or regret Glided into the land of free verse Llpon the melodic song ofWaltWhitma Let us lift our liearts into their places. Let us batlne our sensual tlwouglwts ln the refresliing vvalce of l'1er enriclwec plwilosoplwy. Let us give tlwanlcs to Him vvlio spare lwer to us, For but a brief moment, For tlne memory of lier sliall be forev ln tlwe round tower ol our scliolastic liome. -+Grace Johnson - .lune 'l9f I2 I LAURA E. WENDEI. 5od's paths are mine, Knd I shall heed lis destined way, the sacred shrine DF life, and then shall lead fly worldly deeds unto l-lis feet, or life and God are doubly sweet. hy master calls, let thee obey, xnd singing voices lead the way. X mission filled in all accord las hastened thee to meet thy Lord. fease mourning, world, a mighty throne xwaits the faithful one alone. Juanita Van Wie .- u 1' , . , . ,,', ,,g'3g,,.-., ull ,l.m. N . ,M d?'.Jmug:.4r4ifL5v..f.Axmwu JANUARY SENICDRS Xx Amkvwmfi THli1Q3o ARR OW Sirleen A, P Mus. HELIjNE MCCRACKEN, 12A sponsor, has been an ideal guide to the class of january 1936. Without her aid the ultimate goal Of the seniors could not have been attained. RAY WALBERG Boys' Permanent Secretary LOUISE SMITH Historian ROBERT URQUHART Valedietorian, Treasurer RUTH BREMER Secretary JOHN AMATANGELO President GRACE JOHNSON Girls' Permanent Secretary ROBERT GUY Sergeant-at-arms MARJORIE RITTENHAUS Vice-president CHARLES HOLZ Salutatorian GERALDINE GRAFF Prophet THE 19 36A RROW AAnoN, CARL MOCt0 Committee - AnmzLNoUa, Moses - - - AGOSTA, CARL - ALLEN, ETHELYN-'Fl0WCf Committee - - AM ATANGELO, JOHN-President of January Class BAGNASCO, MICHAEL'M0ttO Committee - - - Webrtcr Raotwelr - Lincoln Prinilla Alden - - Lincoln - Wcbxter BALL, C1-1AnLEs-President of Hi-Y, Editor of Annual - - Linroln BANTlN, MARGARET-Social Committee - - BARNES, MINN1n Lou-Social Committee - Virtogf - Virtaqy BARR, MARJ0RIE1St. Cecilia Club, Girls' Dress Committee Diana BBCKMAN, WILLIAM ------ - - Webxter Baum, GLADYS - - Victogf Buren, HARVEY-Boys' Glee Club - Linroln BBLCHBR, MELBOURNE-R. O. T. C. - - Wrhrtcr B1LLxNGsLnn, THOMAS - - - - Linroln BLOOM, JEAN-St. Cecilia Club, Secretary's Committee - Vimqy BONIKOWSKI, RAYMOND ---- - Wcbxter Bunn, CHARL0TTE1GiflS' Dress Committee - - Victaq BRBMER, RUTH NELL-Secretary of January Class, St. Cecilia Club, Chief - - - - - - - Victoq BROWNING, PAULINE-Business Activity, Girls' Dress Committee - - - Prircilla Alden BuaANn-r, RUTH-Cl'1iCf, Color Committee, Shorthand Scribes ----- - Diana CAGE, FL0RINE1C0lO!' Committee - - - Vinton CALVERT, Louis-Indoor and Outdoor Track Teams, Social Committee ------ - Lincoln CARABELLI, Josxzvmmz-Girls' Dress Committee - Diana CARBONE, CARRIE-Banquet Committee - - Diana CAmaoN1z, SALvAro1uz-Color Committee - Roorwelr CHANDLER, DONNELL ---- - Lincaln Cussmzv, GERALDINE'ShOffh3Hd Scribes Girls' Dress Committee - - - Cmusrv, BET-:Y-Girls' Dress Committee CIARAMITARO, ANTHONY ---- Prircilla Aldm Prircilla Alden - - Wzhrter Sevenleen E 1936 ARROW Eighteen Cor-xEN, ERLEAN-Flower Committee COKER, NORMA ------ COLE, ROBERT-Boys' Glee Club, Spirituals, Social Committee ------ COLLINS, GEORGE - Motto Committee ------- Coolc, MARY ELLEN-House Secretary, Ways and Means Committee, Senior Play - CosAN, WILLIAM'-HOUSE Treasurer, Boys' Glee Club, Activities Committee ------ COSHEY, LENA-Scholarshi Committee, Treasurer of Shorthancl Scribes - - CUNNINGHAM, CoLL1E-Senior Play, DAVIS, GRACE-Senior Play, Varsity Basketball, DEMETRAK, CLARA1H0USC President, Chief, CLARKE, MARGARET-Girls' Dress Committee - - - Diana COFFEY, GRQRGE-House Vice-President, Picture Committee, House Basketball --------- Lincoln - Virtoqy - Victory - Lincoln - Lincoln CONKLIN, AMBROSIAQHOUSC Sergeant-at-arms, Senior Play, - - Victoqy - - Vinogf - Roorwelt - - Diana Girls' Dress Committee ----- Prixcilla Alden Treasurer's Committee ------ Prircilla Alden Flower Committee, Library Staff - - - Victory DEMING, MARION-Senior Play ---- - Diana DEMPSY, LUEZELLE-Vice-President of Chiefs, Ways and Means Committee, Senior Play - - Victory DIAMOND, HELENE'FlOWCf Committee, Counselor - - Diana DowNEY, RUSSELLYHOHSC Treasurer, Boys' Glee Club, Sergeant-at-arms Committee ------ Lincoln DREYER, FLORENCE-Varsity Swimming Team, Banquet Committee ----- - Victory DuL1N, JANE-Banquet Committee - - Victogf EMERxc1c,JouN-Secretary's Committee - - - Webrter EMKE, CoRA-Senior Play, Chief, St. Cecilia Club, Motto Committee ------- - Diana ERICKSON, HARoLn-Hockey Team, Club, Picture Committee -------- Webxter FALCONI, ADAM-Varsity Swimming Team, E Club - Lincoln FONTANA, MAMIE-Girls' Dress Committee ---- Diana FRANKLIN, BETTY RUTH-Scholarship Committee, St. Cecilia Club ------- - Victofj' FRANKS, LEONARD ----- - - Webrter FRAZIER, ALYCE-Flower Committee - - Prircillo Aldon FRYE, W1N1rRED ------ - - Lin:oln GARY, EVELYN-Girls' Dress Committee - Prigrillo Alden GATES, REGINALD ------ - - Lincoln THE 1936 ARROW Gnnanm, NANCY-Chief, Library Staff - - - - Diana Gnrz, Ammon-Basketball, Football Team, Club, Boys' Dress Committee ---- Gxpvnmcu, VlOLA1GiFlS' Dress Committee - Go1Ns, Mauna-Girls' Dress Committee - - GOLDSTEIN, BERNICE-Girls' Dress Committee GOWAN, JACK-UE Club, Treasurer of Hi-Y, Swimming Team, Social Committee - - - - Lincoln - Diana Prirtilln Alden - - Virtaq - Lincoln GRAW, GERALDINE-Cl3SS Prophet, Secretary of Chiefs, Ways and Means Committee - - - Glues, LESTER ------ GRIFFIN, Mmnnnn-Motto Committee - GROLIMUND, Lao ------- - - Diana - Linmln - Victogf - - Lincoln GUY, ROBERT-Sergeant-at-arms of Class, Boys' Glee Club, Club, Hi-Y ---- - - HAISIG, CHARLES-Ways and Means Committee, Boys' Glee Club ------ HANULA, MARTHA-St. Cecilia Club, - - Lincoln - Wfblflf Ways and Means Committee, Play Committee Prirrilla Aldm HAWLEY, Vmomxa-St. Cecilia Club, Swimming Team - Vicrmf HBBBAKD, DOUGLAS --------- Wcbrter HELPHENSTINE, CHARLES1SOCl2l.l Committee - Hnnssren, Gnacn-Girls' Dress Committee - Hmnmzn, EDWIN ----- - HILKER, WALDEMAR Hom, W1L1..IAM ------- - - Lincoln Prirrilla Aldzn - - Linroln - Raorwflr - - Webrtcr Horfrz CHARLES-President of Chiefs Bo s' Glee Club, i , Y Ways and Means Committee - - - Hooks, MARGARET-Hall Guard - HOPPA, HELEN ------ - HORTON, Pnvuus-Girls' Dress Committee - Hosmcx-x, Aunmzv-Swimming Team, Senior Play, - - Lincoln Prircillu Alden - - Diana - Diana Girls' Dress Committee ----- Prircilla Alden Humznr, DOLORES ------ IscA, FRANK'-HOUSC Secretary, Club, - - Diana Baseball and Hockey Manager ----- Raamulr JANNAZZO, EUGENE-Intramural Basketball and Track, Boys' Dress Committee ------- Webrter JO!-INSON,LARUE - - - JOHNSON, HELEN - - Diana - Diana N ineleen THE 1936 ARROW Tweniy JOHNSON, GRACE-GiflS' Permanent Secretary, Chief, Color Committee ----- JOHNSON, WILLIAM- SCHl0f Play, Social Committee JULIEN, Eowm-Motto Committee ---- KLENK, THELMA ----- - - - KL1NE, Huou-Sergeant-at-arms Committee - KLXNGER, MARION-Girls' Dress Committee - - LENZE, ARDELL ---- ---- Locicwoon, WILLIAM - Loom, IVAN- E Club, Treasurer's Committee, House Basketball ------ MAAS, ELEANOR WZyS and Means Committee - Hall Guard -------- - Diana - Roosevelt - Lincoln JURAN, V1oLA-Shorthand Scribes, Motto Committee - - Diana Kxvmzn, ELs1xa-Chief, Senior Play, Activities Committee - Diana - - Diana - - Webter Prircilla Alden KLUNGLER, ELEANOR'SOCill Committee, Chief, Hall Guard, Shorthand Scribes --------- Diana KLUNGLER, MARGARET'GiflS' Dress Committee - - Diana KNAGGS, CHARLES-Hi-Y, Treasurer's Committee - - Lincoln KNOPF, NEIL -------- - Webrter KNUCKEY, An-rnun-Football Team, Boys' Dress Committee ---- Rooxevelf Kopsru, Cmzs-ran-Senior Play, Boys' Glee Club, Ways and Means Committee - - - - Webner KRAM1zr.,JAc1c-Treasurer's Committee - - Webster KRAMER, WELBY-Boys' Glee Club, House Secretary, Ways and Means Committee ----- Rooreoelt KRAUSE, EDWARD-Secretary's Committee, Hall Guard Rooreuelt KREIDLE11, JAMES-Treasurer of Chiefs, Boys' Glee Club, R. O. T. C., Rifle Team ------- Lincoln KRYGER, LAw1uzNcn4Banquet Committee - - Lincoln LAFAYETTE, VIRGINlA'SOCi2l Committee - - Prixcilla Alden LANE, SHIRLEY'HOUSC Vice-president, Senior Play, Social Committee ------- - Victory LANGLOIS, WILLlAM SOCl2l Committee - Raorevelt LEDUC, HENRIETTA'COlOf Committee ----- Virtory LEGAR1, KATHERINE'FlOWCf Committee, Shorthand Scribes Diana LENHOPP, SIDNEY-Chief, Treasurer's Committee, Orchestra Lincoln - Roorevelt Roouvelt - Roosevelt Prireilla Alden MALCOLM, LAURA-Senior Play, Seeretary's Committee, Prireilln Alden THE 1936 ARR MANCBN, Hemotn-Sergeant-at-arms Committee - - - Webrrer MANTHEY, VmoxN1A-Shorthand Scribes, Motto Committee Diana MARCHIONE, DANTB - - ------ Rooxevelf MARSHALL, Camus.-Flower Committee - Victory MAssnY, Bn'rrYAPicture Editor of Arrow, Banquet Committee - - - - - Victagf MCCOIN, ELlZABETH'R. O. T. C. Sponsor, Girls' Dress Committee - - - - - Diana MCCOMB, Hsnnmu'-Hi-Y, Banquet Committee - - Lincoln MCGOWEN, BEATRICE-COlOI' Committee ---- Diana MCGREGOR, Hfmom-Boys' Dress Committee, Boat Club - Webxter Mmm, EVBLYN-Social Committee ---- - Diana Mnuozzi, ADAMLHOUSC President, Baseball Team, Banquet Committee - ----- - Webmr Mmmn, NEIL-Hi-Y, Swimming Team - - Lincoln MIGAN, Muon-Scholarship Committee - - Prircilla Alden Mitten, HELEN-Banquet Committee, Arrow Staff - - Victory Mums, Panmnnu-Color Committee - - - - Victory MONTZ, MARIE-Banquet Committee - Diana MORHLL, GILBERT-FO0Eb3ll, Club, Flower Committee ----- Roarevelr Mnocxc, Vl0LA'ChiCfS, Scholarship Committee - Prircilla Alden MUGLlA,JOSEPH ----- - Lincoln MUNN, MunmLNBanquet Committee - - Diana MURPHY, Dono'ri-:Y ---- - Victmy Nxalznmmsn, Elsie-Arrow Staff, Secretary of Shorthand Scribes, Color Committee Prircilln Alden Nerf, Dono-mv-Shorthand Scribes, Ways and Means Committee - ----- Diana NEUMANN, Gonnou-Motto Committee, Model Boat Club Lincaln NICK, MBLVlN'IHIf2mUfZl Basketball, Flower Committee Roorevelt NIEDBALA, EDMOND --------- Weluter NIEDBALA, Janome - Webster Norwanr., WILLIAM'MOffO Committee, House Swimming Team - - - - Lincoln OEHLMAN, Ensm - - - - Diana OLMSTBAD, Cncu. - - Lincoln l Twenty-one ina-40 E 1936 ARROW Twenly-two PACIFIC, WILSON ------ PASQUALI, ARTHUR-Track, Cross Country, Boys' Dress Committee - - - PAZARENA, FRANK - - - PEDDER, ELIZABETH - - - PELKEY, FRANK-Social Committee - PPEIELE, DoNALn-Color Committee - PIERsoN, MAURICE'SCfgC2HC of R. O. T. C., Sergeant-at-arms Committee - - PLOE, MARY1MOffO Committee ---- PowELL, CHARLES - PRICE, ,IEANETTE ------ QUIRK, ROBERT-Indian Staff g Library Staff, Boys' Glee Club, Spirituals - - - Library Staff , Chief ------ ROMMEL, Kun-r-Boys' Dress Committee, Senior Play Rosa, Auousr-Boys' Glee Club, Hall Guard, Social Committee ------- ROSENEERG , GERTRUDE ROSENOW, RALPH1TfCRSUfCf'S Committee, House Skating Team, Counselor - - - Roru, JOHN'MOdCl Boat Club, Banquet Committee ROWE, MURIEL -------- SABISTON, JAMES ---- SACRA, HELEN-FlOWCf Committee - SALMON, VINCENT ---- l l l l . . SA'rz, DOROTHY-Swimming Team, Girls' Dress Committee ---- l ScuA'rznERo, DoNALo-Boys' Dress Committee - - Lincoln Webxtcr Roorwclt Diana Roomzelt Roorevzll - Lincoln - - Diana Pom-s, CHARLOTTE'HOuSC Vice-president, Senior Play Priuillo Alden - Lincoln Victory - Lincoln REDFEARN, MARY'-St. Cecilia Club, Treasurer's Committee Victory REICI-I, DELORIS'GlflSl Dress Committee - - Prircilla Alden REYES, ALBERT-Varsity Track, Club, Chief, Banquet Committee - ----- - Lincoln REYNo1,ns, VALTA1PlCIUfC Committee - - Diana RICKETTS, ROBERT'-'BOYS' Dress Committee ---- Lincoln RITTENHAUS, MARJORIE-Vice-president of January Class, - - Diana - Lincoln Roorevelt - Diana Roorwelt - Lincoln - Diana - Wcbxtzr - Diana - Webrtcr - Diana Rooxevclt SCHEER, RUTH-Treasurer's Committee, Basketball Team, Tennis Team -------- Prircilla Alden THE 1936 ARROW SCI-III.RoTII, AUDREY-Social Committee, Senior Play - - Diana SCHLIMMB, GERDA-Social Committee - - - - Diana Sci-INEIDER, EMILY-Senior Play, Tennis Team, Banquet Committee ----- - Virfory SCHWALM, MARIoN-Chief, St. Cecilia Club, Social Committee ------ - Vinny SCHWANDT, MELVIN-Flower Committee - - - Roosevelt SEMIcow, ELEANOR-Indian Staff, Shorthand Scribes, Treasurer's Committee -------- Diana SI-IIMMEI., MURVEN-BOYS' Dress Committee, Special Art Lincoln SIEWERT, MARj0RIE1AffOW Staff, Picture Committee, Riding Club ---------- Vicfoq SMITH, DONALD-Indian Staff, Model Boat Club, Senior Play, Debating Team - - - - Lincoln SMITH, JAY-Hi-Y, Arrow Staff, Club, Swimming Team, Dress Committee ----- Webmr SMITH, LouIsE-Class Historian, Chief, St. Cecilia Club, House Treasurer ----- ---- V ictofjf SOSENTINO, CHARLES'HEH Club, Cheer Leader, House Treasurer, Sergeant-at-arms Committee - Roorevely SPACK, GEORGE - - ------- Roosevelt SPRINGSTEAD, LEO-Sergeant-at-arms Committee - - Roorevelr STAFFORD, FREDERICK-Boys' Dress Committee - - RO0JI1'llf STARR, BENEDICT ----- - - Lincoln STEGMAN, MARION-Flower Committee - - Prirrilla Alden STEMMLER, ALMA-Shorthand Scribes, Girls' Dress Committee - - - Diana STEWART, CI-IARLESABOYS' Glee Club, Model Boat Club, Banquet Committee, House Bowling ---- Lincoln SrEwART, VELMA-Treasurer's Committee - - Victory STIER, HAZBL'GlflS' Dress Committee - - Diana STILL, PEARL1HOUSC President, St. Cecilia Club, Girls' Dress Committee ------ Prirrilla Alden STOCKING, MARION-Vice-president of Shorthand Scribes, Library Staff ---------- Diana TALLEI1, MADELINE-Banquet Committee - Prifcilln Alden Taser-IKE, MILDRED'C0lOf Committee - - Diana TESTASBCCA, MARY ----- ----- D iam: THIBODEAU, BETTE-Picture Committee, Riding Club Prirrilla Alden TREBISH, BEATRICE'GiflS' Dress Committee, Secretary of Shorthand Scribes - - - - Diana TROMELER, FREDERICK - - - - Webrter TRoMEuR, NELL - - Diana Twenty-lhree E 1936 ARROW Twenlyqfour Tnor-rm, VIRGINIA-Girls' Dress Committee TRUPIANO, LBNA-Girls' Dress Committee TURNER, FRANK'HOUSC Basketball - - UMPPENBACK, MARGARET'St. Cecilia Club, Swimming and Track Team - - WILSON, LLOYD ---- WISMER, LILLIAN - WISSINGER, CAROL - - - Woon, WILLlAM'SOCi2l Committee - YARos1cwIcz, MARY YATES, EUNICB - - ZRLLIN, RI-rA-Banquet Committee, Scholarship Committee - - ZINK, RAYMOND ZINK, RICHARD - ZUERCHIIR, SHIRLEY - ZUKowsIcI, HALINA - MAURICE, DIIMERRS - Prircilla Alden Prirrilla Alden - Raamnlt Girls' Dress Committee ------- Diana URQUIIART, Romznr- E Club, Valedictorian of January Class, Class Treasurer, Chief -------- Lincoln VAN DI: WATER, EDWARD - - - Wcbrtcr VERBECK, GBRTRUDR-Library Staff, Girls' Dress Committee ---- - Diana VISENTIN, RITA-President of Shorthand Scribes, Treasurer's Committee ----- - Diana VIVIANO, MARGARET-House President, Indian Staff, Library Staff - - - - Diana VOLTA, MICHAEL'CfOSS Country, Indoor and Outdoor Track - - Rourwelt WALRRCQ, RoY-Sergeant-at-arms Committee - - Ronxwelt WALSER, FRIEDA1M0CIO Committee, Swimming Team, Hall Guard - ------- Prirrilla Alden WEBER, WARREN - - Rooxwclt Wncrcnsssa, WILLIAM ---- - Webfter WIzIssI, EDITH-Girls' Dress Committee - - Diana WILLIAMS, NAOMI'GiflSl Dress Committee - - Prircilla Aldrn WILLIAMSON, GRORGE-Boys' Glee Club, Social Committee, - - Lincoln Ruoxewlt - Diana - Diana - Linraln - Diana - Diana Prircilla Alden - Webfter - Wdblftf Diana Victory - Webxter THE 1936 ARROW CLASS HISTORY With frosty air the morning bright Summoned travelers to its light. A laughing hoard came running out To greet the sun with hearty shout. Today they knew they'd travel on And must their caps of knowledge don, For they to greater heights would go And would their force and spirit show. Yet as they neared the place of Fate, They called to mind the Cam'lot gate, Where great King Arthur once had schooled His Knights by kindness to be ruled. And then they thought as had each Knight, CAll filled with wonder and with frightD Of what before them there would lie, And of their motto- Do or Die! So spirited, they opened wide Their Cam'lot gate-and marched inside. Before them there where all could see, Stood Arthur's symbol- Victory. It promised them a future bright If all would work and do the right. And there were trophies and the lore Of those who had been there before. A great bell rang and they were led To halls aboveg and, at their head Were three good Knights and Ladies three, Who were their future friends to be. -To help them with each trial and test -To help them do their very best. lnstructed then, they went to find The Holy Grail-an only kind. Twenty-five THE 1936 ARROW Twenty-six CLASS HISTORY 1 Continued w But in this search, a few would stop, And thus they'd fail to reach the top. Yet others swore they would not fail To search right on and find the Grail For it was Knowledge, and to sup Made greatest treasure of this cup. And when they'd found the long-sought cup They knew they'd never give it up. But still they'd share its precious drink With others who would learn to think. But very soon there came the day When Joy was King-all swords away! Instead the searchers each were knighted, -Blessings given-all wrongs righted. So thus prepared to leave the Hall, They met together for a ball, And there they feasted, danced and sang, And loud the hall with laughter rang. They talked of former games and balls, Of victories and even falls. Then there sounded to each ear A mighty note from bells so clear, Which signified the feast was o'erg They all must leave and close the door On former life. The future bright Was theirs for asking-their own right, To do with it as each saw fit, While paths with Knowledge would be lit. LOUISE SMITH, january 1936 JUNE SENIQIQS fi THE 1936 ARRO I ' W B I MRS. HELEN12 MCCRACKEN, 12A sponsor, has shown a keen interest in the welfare of all seniors, endearing her to all the members of the June class. Twenly-eight ALICE HAAS Vice-President ROBERT SHOEMAKER Deliverer of Spade THELMA MUHLY Prophet JOSEPH KRAMER Sergeant--at-arms GEORGINIA LARSEN Prophet XM IOSEPH PACEY President LILLIAN SCHNEIDER Secretary FRANK MONACELLI, Treasurer, Banquet ELEANOR B RYSKY HISCOFIHH RAYMOND UHLIG Banquet Speaker Speaker ,6 THE 1936 ARRCJW Annoo, ALMA-GiflS' Dress Committee - Anims, MARY'Girls' Basketball Team, Girls' Dress Committee - - - ALBERT, Gnonon - - - ALRRTGHT, DnLoR1s4Color Committee - - Prifeilln Alden - Vietogy Raorevelt - - Diana ANDRUS, VlRGlNlA'HOUSC Vice-president, Senior Play, Social Committee, Riding Club - - - ARNSTEINER, MARlAN'GiflS' Dress Committee, Senior Play ------- ASA, VIRGINIA-'COUUSClOf, Motto Committee ASSELIN, MARIAN-Play Committee - - - AXELSON, Amee-Play Committee - AYRES, EVALINEfGiflSl Dress Committee Bisou, CHARLES ------ Bfxoo, Joi-:N-Play Committee, Senior Play - - - Victory Prireillo Alden - Diana - Diana - Diana Prifcilla Alden - Roorevelt Roorevel t BALL. AUSTIN E.-House President, Vice-President of Hi-Y, Publicity Manager of Arrow - - - - - Lim-oln BARIL, IRVING - Lincoln BARRETTNIAME-Ls - - Lincoln BARRY, Wesuzv-Motto Committee - Roofwelr BELL, GWENDOLYN'SI. Cecilia Club, Play Committee ------ Prmillo Alden BERG, VIRGINIA-St. Cecilia Club, Picture Committee - Victory BERLXNO, GASPER ----- Raoxevell BRRNHARDT, RUTH-Social Committee, St. Cecilia Club ------ Priuillo Alden BIBSIOT, BRRYL-Riding Club, Flower Committee - Priscilla Alden BINANDO, MAMIE'FlOWCf Committee, Hall Guard - - Diana BissnTT, ART1ca-Flower Committee - - - - Virtofy BLASKR, BETTY-Senior Play, Ways and Means Committee, Indian Staff BLIZZARD, GsN1zv11avRfVarsiry Swimming Team, Play Committee, Counselor - - - BLODGETT, FURNfCounselor of Webster, Playfjommittee - - - - - BOARD, ROBERT'HOUSC Secretary, Ways and Means Committee - BOROWSKI, MYRTLE - ----- Boss, EDWARD-Basketball Team, Tennis Team, House Sergeant-at-arms ---- BOSTICK, HERSHEL - - Prifcillo Alden - Diana - Diana Roorevelt Prucillo Alden Roosevelt - Lineoln Twenty-nine if .qvfhf I 44 153 E 1936 ARROW Thirly CHASE, EMORY-Orchestra - CLARK, JANET ------ CLEGHORN, RoEERTfPlay Committee - COLE, ANNA .IANE'EdiEOI' of Arrow, Art Guild, Arrow Committee - : ----- CONLEY, DoN-Swimming Team - - Cooic, GLENN-Boys' Dress Committee - CRANKSHAW, MARION-GiflS' Dress Committee - Ciucci-rio, CARMELENE ------- M BOUGHTON, HARVEY-BOYS' Dress Committee - - - Lincoln Bouo1NE, CAROLlNE1GiflS' Dress Committee, St. Cecilia Club ------- Prixcilla Alden BOUSAMRA, EDWARDWR. O. T. C. First Sergeant, Cheerleader -------- - Webmr BRENNAN,JAMES PlCIl1l'C Editor of Arrow, Boys' Glee Club, Senior Play - - - Webncr BROWN, CLARA-Play Committee - - Vicrog BRYEN, ALFRED ---- Roomfzlt BUDRYSKY, ELEANoR-Color Committee - - Diana BUNGART, PETERYBOYS' Dress Committee - - Webxter BURTON, ROBERT'Hl'Y, Hall Guard, Play Committee ---- - Lincoln CAIMI, VIRGINIA-Hall Guard - - Prircilla Aldm CAIN, ETHEL-Flower Committee - - - Diana CALDWELL,JEAN FlOWC1' Committee - - Prircilla Aldcn CALDWELL, LILLIAN-Senior Play - - Diana CA BE GENE W. ------- Roorwelt C NE-Color Committee, Shorthand Scribes - - Victogf CARTER, 'IEssiEe-Chief, St. Cecilia Club - ' ' Priscilla Alden CASTIGLIONE, ANGELO-BOYS' Dress Committee - - - Webrter CECIL, RoEEnT-Swimming Team - - - - Welzmr CHACE, HARRTETT-Shorthand Scribes, Treasurer's Committee, Swimming and Tennis Prircilla Alden CHAMBERLAIN, CHAnLEs-Boys' Glee Club, Ways and Means Committee, Hall Guard - - - Lincoln CHARLESTON, ROBERTYWZYS and Means Committee - - Webster Rooccwlt - Diana - Wcbrtcr Priscilla Alden - - Lincoln Roonvclt Prifcilla Alden - - Diana CRIST,JEANNE1SOCi3.l Committee, St. Cecilia Club - - Victory THE 1936 ARR CRoxER, BE'r'rYYPublicity Committee, Riding Club, Motto Committee --------- Virrogf CROMWELL, KATRINA1MOIC0 Committee - - Prixcilla Alden CUNNINGHAM, ELEANOR-Swimming Team, International Relation Club, St. Cecilia Club - - Viotog' CURRY, JAMES -------- Rooreoclt CURTISS, CHARLES-Sergeant in R. O. T. C., Boys' Glee Club ----- - Lincoln CUTTY, ALicE - - - - Diana DAMM, HARRY-BOYS' Dress Committee - R aafc wlt DEGEN, KATHLEEN ---- - Diana DEKOLD, MARY-Play Committee - - Vit-toy DENEAU, ROEERT-Indian Staff, Arrow Staff, Arrow Committee ------ - Lincoln DENxAL, GBORGE'TfC3SUfCf'S Committee - Roofwelt DERRICK, DOROTHY1GlflS' Dress Committee, Swimming Team ------- Prixcillo Alden DIFLOE, CARoLfVarsity Swimming Team ---- Victory DiG1ovANNx, JACK1UE Club, Social Committee - Wcbrter Disi.ER, OLGA-Ways and Means Committee, Shorthand Scribes, Indian Staff ----- Diana DOSSIN, T1-1oMAs-Hi-Y, Vice Commodore Model Boat Club Lincoln DRAYSEY, MURlEL'FlOWCf Committee, Counselor - - Victory DREW, MARTHA-St. Cecilia Club, Scholarship Committee - - Victoq DUEWEKE, VICTOR'-BOYS' Dress Committee - Roomlelt DUEWEKE, VINCENT ------ Roonoelt DUNN, BE'rr1NA-Captain of Basketball Team - Virtory Dupuis, TED'-'BOYS' Dress Committee, Hall Guard - - Wrbxtcr DURAND, VIRGINlA'ChiCf, St. Cecilia Club, Scholarship Committee ---- - Viotogf DURING, WALTER'B3Hd, Orchestra - - Linroln Dunow, MAYEELLE-Publicity Committee ---- Virtory EDWARDS, WILLIAM'SWimmiDg Team, Football Team Roomzelt ELBODE, ANNA ---------- Diana ELIAN, ALBERT ------ - Roouoclt ELIAS, PAUL-Boys' Glee Club, Spirituals - - Rooxwelt ELLICOTT, WALTER - 1 - - - - Lincoln E 1936 ARROW Thiriy-lwu ELWERT, GRACE-Play Committee ---- Emmucrc, KATHRYNfSf. Cecilia Club, Senior Play ENss, HA1D1E ------- - EVANS, CA1uzoLL-Boys' Dress Committee - EVER G, RICHARD'HRll rd, Counselor - FALCO , EMETRIO' reasurer's Committee - 7 FICHTNER, HARRY-Arrow Committee - - - FICK, ARTHUR-Track Team, Activities Committee, Club ------ - - House Sergeant-at-arms ----- FIX , RAYMQND-Orchestra ------ FLACH ANN ILLIAM Drum Major Band - Fo s'rE GER-Intramural Basketball, In ural Baseball ---- R JEAN-'OFCDCSIFZ Shorthand Scribes - FRADER, ELIZABETH'HOUSC President - - - FRAZIER, WILSON-Play Committee ---- FREEZE, EARL-Indian Staff, Arrow Staff GAINES, Rum-Girls' Dress Committee - - GALSTER, ROEERT ------ GARDNER, BENNETT ---- GARLINGER, EUGENE-Social Committee - - GARTHA, LlLLIAN'GiflS' Athletic Association - GARVEY, MARIE'PiCIUfC Committee GEEARD, HELEN-Banquet Committee - - GEnDs, MARIE-Play Committee - GERSABECK, WINIFRED'IUdi3H Staff, Arrow Committee ---- - GIACONA, PETER-Color Committee ---- Chief, Arrow Committee ----- Fismmcx, GERALmNE4Ways and Means Committee, GINSBURG, BENSON-Managing Editor of The Indian, - - Victory ELZERMAN, BERNARD'MOCIO Committee, Boys' Glec Club Webxter - - Diana Prircilla Alden - Rooreoelt - Lincoln - - Wcbcter - - Lincoln - Roouvelt - - Victory FITZER, CAxoLE-Girls' Dress Committee, Library Staff - Victory - Roorevelt - Webrter - Lincoln - Victory - - Diana FRAZIER, EDDIE-Chief, Boys' Glee Club, Spiritual Group Roomzelt - Roocevelt - Rooxevclt Prircilla Alden - Roomfclt - Lincoln - Rooxeuelt - Diana - - Victory Prircilla Alden - - Diana Prifcilla Alden - Roosevelt - - Lincoln THE 1936 ARROW GOETSCH, Emu,-Boys' Dress Committee - GORE, MARTHA'-TfC3SUfCf'S Committee - GOSZTYLA, ANGELA1Sf. Cecilia Club, Girls' Dress Committee - - GOWMAN, DONALD7B2Dd, Play Committee - GRAMENO, john-Boys' Dress Committee GRANDE, FRANCES - GREGORY, EDWARD-Hi-Y, Captain of R. O. T. C. Gnursis, SAM-Picture Committee - GURNEY, THEononE-Band, Orchestra - GusTAvus, RUTH-St. Cecilia Club - Gurow, WILLIAM-Swimming Team, Treasurer's Committee ------ HAAS, ALICE-Cl2SS Vice-president, St. Cecilia Club Shorthand Scribes ------- 1 HAHN, PAUL-Play Committee - - - HAMELINK, AmuAN-Scholarship Committee, Band HAMMEL, Gonrmn' - - - HANNA, ELIZABETH-GlflS' Dress Committee - - HANNA, GEORGEQTCUHTS Team, Football Team - HANNAN, VIRGINIA-GlflS' Dress Committee, House Basketball ------ HARDY, Bon-Color Committee, Track Team HAnPs'rEn, Wu.t.1AM-Secretary's Committee - - Hsusu-zn, FEED-Play Committee, Football Team HAWKSLEY, HUMPHREY-Play Committee Activities Committee, Track Team - - - x HAYNES, MARIAN-Play Committee, St. Cecilia Club HEATH, EVELYN-Treasurer's Committee, Ways and Means Committee - - HENRY, ADA-St. Cecilia Club, Color Committee, Chief - - I'lENRY,JEAN1ACIiVlClC'i Committee, Treasurer's Committee, Senior Play - - HEnoN, MAY-Social Committee ---- HEiuuNG, EDWARDYBOYS' Glee Club, Indian Staff, Social Committee ------ - Webster - Vielogf - Vietog' - I'VeoJirr Rootevclt - Diana - Linroln - Lincoln - Lincoln - Virloqy - Lincoln - Vietoqy - Lincoln - - Webxter - WebJter Priscilla Alden - Roosevelt - Victoq Rooreoelt - Webrter - Web rfer - Webrter - - Virrogf - Diana - Diana Prixcilla Alden Priffilla Alden - Rooreoelt HERWEYER, EDNA'HOUSC Vice-president, St. Cecilia Club, Girls' Dress Committee - - - - - HESTER, MARIAN-Girls' Dress Committee - - Prireilla Alden Prircil l u Alden Thirty-fhree E 1936 ARROW Thirly-four HILLER, Ronmvr - ----- Indian Stal? ------- Hom, Rosmzr-Motto Committee h - - HoE1cs'rRA, NExL-Color Committee - Horr, WILLIAM-SPOYIS Editor of The Indian, Banquet Committee ----- H01-IFELDT, EKLEEN-Girls' Swimming Team, Girls' Basketball Team ---- HOFFELDT, HAROLD - - - - HQMANN, VIRGINIA'GiflS' Dress Committee Hook, PHYLLIS - - - - - - - Husizn, GEORGE-'Hi-Y HY , Gao IA - - - J I Flower, ommit - - - - JOHNSON, MILDRED-Flower Committee JOHNSON, WILMA'MOIfO Committee JoH NsToN, JAMES ------- KASELITZ, HUGO-Int-ramural Baseball, Hmscn, EDWARD7Tf2Ck Team, Basketball Team - JA RZEMBSKI VELYN olf eam, ms Team, - Roorwelr HINCHLIFFE, PHYLLIS-Publicity Committee ---- Victory HIPPEN, JouN-Intramural Swimming, Sergeant of R.O.T.C., - - Lincoln - Lincoln - Webrtzr - Wrbrtor - Roorewlt - Virtogf - Lincoln - - Vittovy Prircillu Alden - Rooreuelt - Victory Prixoilla Alden Prircilla Alden Prirrilla Alden - - Lincoln JONAS, ANN ELIZABETH-Feature Editor of The Indian, House Secretary, Arrow Staff ---- Prirrilla Alden JONES, ROBERT-HOUSC Counselor, Boys' Dress Committee Rooowelt Boys' Dress Committee - - - Lincoln Knrm, BETTY-Treasurer's Committee - - Virtory . KELLER, Z7xLsoN-Boys' Dress Committee, Circulation Manager of Arrow - - - Wcbner KELLY, ROBERT ----- - Lincoln KENNY, MAE'HOUSC Sergeant-at-arms, Flower Committee ----- Prirrilla Alden KxNsL11Y, Howimo-Counselor, Flower Committee - Roonwlt Kmnv, WILLIAM-F0O!blll Team, Baseball Team, Club ' ' ' ' - ----- Webncr Kuuc, JnAN4F1ower Committee - - Prircilla Alden KOENIG, MAnoA1ua'r-Motto Committee - - Victory Koasnzn, Hn LEN1SOCi3l Committee - - - - Diana Kaur, BYRQN-Boys' Glee Club, Swimming Team, Quartettc ' ' ' ' ' - - - - Lincoln THE 1936 ARROW KRAP1-, DoRo1uY-Ways and Means Committee, Counselor -------- KRAMER, josnvu-Football Team, Track Team, Counselor, E Club - - - - - KRAUSE, ART1-:UR- E Club, Football Team, House Secre tary, Picture Committee KRUEGER, HENRY - - - KRURGER, JOHN-Color Committee ---- Pritcilla Aldm - Linrolu - Liumln - lVeb.rter - Wcbxter KUHAGEN, HARoLnWBoys' Glee Club, Basketball Team, Social Committee ------ KUHLMAN, FLORENCE'MOffO Committee LNFATTA, JOHN ------ LAFATTA, MARY - LALONDE, VERONlCA'Sf. Cecilia Club, Girls' Dress Committee ---- LAMAR, Rim-1-Treasurer's Committee, Counselor LARRABEE, MARYALICE-Social Committee, Play Committee - - - - - LARsnN, GnoRo1NA-Chief, Scholarship Committee LARSON, DOR0THY1M0tfO Committee - - - LASKOWSKI, HELEN-COHUEClOf - - LAuRx, CARx.-Treasurer-'s Committee LAW, Romaivr ----- Lan, ALBERT:-1A-Flower Committee - LERCHEN, BETTY-House Sergeant-at-arms, Motto Committee ----- LEWIS, ANlTA'G. A. A. Committee Lawis, CHARLES ----- Lewis, Louisa ------- LINCOLN, GWBNDOLYN-Girls' Dress Committee - LINK, CLAUDE1C0UHSClOf, Football Team, Hi-Y, Activities Committee - - Lxsowslcx, BEATRICE4C0UUSClOf, Play Committee - - - Lincoln - Diana - Wrbnrr - Diana - - Virtorj' Prirrilla Alden - Virmqv - - Vifrm - Diana - Diana Roosevelt - Ranmielt Prifcilla Alden - Virtogf - Diana Raaxwclt - - Diana Pfirrilla Alden - Linmlfz - Victaq LORANT, HENRY'Tf3Ck.TC2m, Publicity Committee - - Linmln LozoN, CARRIE-Flower Committee ---- - Victagf LYON, JoHN-Track Team, R. O. T. C., Swimming Team, Boys' Dress Committee - Raomfelr MACALLISTER, BERNICE-Flower Committee - - Prircilla Aldm MACHAN, MAY BELLE+Fl0WCl' Committee - - - Diana Th irly-five E 1936 ARROW MACLAREN, AUDRIENNE-Picture Committee, Counselor -------- Prircillez Alden MACNAMARA, JACK-Boys' Dress Committee - MACRAE, DONALD SCfgC3UC at arms Committee, Orchestra - - ---- - - MALOOLY, ALBERT-'BOYS' Dress Committee, Band, Orchestra - - - ' - - 4 - - MARSHALL, NURMAN-fsenior Play, Ways and Means Committee - - - MARSHALL, ROBERT-Boys' Dress Committee, Cheer Leader Captain ----- MARTIN, VtRo1N1A-Picture Committee - - MARTYN, HELEN JEAN-Library Staff, Senior Play, Activities Committee - - - - - - MASTROMATTEO, THERESA'-OfChCSIf3 MATYLEWSKI, THADEUS-Play Committee MAYER, DOLORES ----- - - - MAZZARA, GENEv1vvE-Girls Dress Committee McALL1sTER, WlLLlAM'TfC3SUfCf'S Committee, Webrter Wcbfter Webfter Lincoln Lincoln Diana Victory Victory - Rooreuelt Prircilla Alden Prixcillu Alden Commodore of Model Boat Club - - - Webster McCoY, VIOLET1HOUSC Secretary, Flower Committee - Victory MCCULLOUGH, BETTY-Play Committee, Counselor Prircillo Alden MCDONALD, MELv1LLEfBoys' Dress Committee MCDONALD, RONALD-Color Committee - - MCDONALD, VIRGINIA-Basketball Team, Ways and Means Committee - - MCDOUGALL, RUTH-Secretary's Committee - MCKINNEY,JAMES1SOCl2l Committee - - McMANUs,JAMEs-Football Team, Club, Sergeant-at-arms Committee - - - MEDIC1, ELVERA'GiflS' Dress Committee, House Basketball ---' ' MENIETTE, Louis-Social Committee MENZIE, -IAMEs ----- MERCER, EARLE-Counselor, Baseball Manager MER1-ENs, ELDA-Ways and Means Committee, Counselor - - ----- - Prirci MEYER, ROBERT - MICHALSK1, WALTER-Scholarship Committee, Senior Play ------- M1LLER, ADRlAN1COl1I'lSClOI' - MILLER,LILLIAN'COUHSClOf - Webxter Webster Victoq Diana Webrter Rooreuelt Victory - Lincoln -Roosevelt Koorevelt lla Alden - - Webeter Lincoln Roomlelt - Diana THE 1936 A RRO MII.LER, MARGARET-Indian Staff, St. Cecilia Club, Banquet Committee ------ MILLER, Rum-Shorthand Scribes, Girls' Dress Committee - - - MISIAKOWSKI, BERNARDYMOIIO Committee - MONACELLI, FRANK-Treasurer of Class, Chief MOORE, Aumuzv-Banquet Committee, Orchestra, Girls' Dress Committee - V - - - MOORE, .IAMIR - - - MORRISON, STEWART-Indian Staff, Hall Guard, Senior Play -------- Monsn, Fmanexucic-Track Team, Social Committee, E Club --'---- - MUHLY, THELMA'NCVS'S Editor of The Indian, Arrow Committee - ------ MULL, ALTHEA-Flower Committee - I - - MUNLEY, Mnnvm-Arrow Committee, Counselor, Hall Guard -------- Musuno, MARTliAfCOl1USClOf - NAJJAR, IIUIIN-Art Editor of The Indian, Assistant Art Editor of Arrow ---- NALL, CHARLA MIXE' Circulation Manager of The In Arrow Committee ------- NARDI, 'IOSEPH-BHHQUCI Committee NASH, NORMAN'Hi'Y, Senior Play, Counselor, Motto Committee ---- Nawnr, Canoi.-House President, St. Cecilia Club, Activities Committee - ----- NEWTON, CATHERINE4I'IOUSC Treasurer, Senior Play Picture Committee ------ NICHOLAS, EDMUND-Sergeant-at-arms Committee NICKEL, EIzvINEeCounselor, Boys' Glee Club NEILSEN, Doiion-IYfVarsity Basketball Team, Secretary's Committee ----- NOFSINGER, TEXAL SOCi3l Committee, R. O. T. C. First Sergeant - - Norrz, MARVlN1MOftO Committee - VirtoJ - Victoq - Webxter Root: vclr - Victogf - Diana - Lincoln - W:b.rtcr Prirrilla Xldm r . - Ifdcj' I I- ixX X t ,Wafff X --, NDIAZHIII .X X- . - - Lincoln dian, - - Virtofjy -Roanzfcf! - Lincoln - Victory - - Virrm' - Webftcr Rnofrtfelt - Virtarjy - Wcbrlrr - Linmfn X. .J WV Ocns, MURIEL'-St. Cecilia Club, Play Committee OIIST, GERTRUDE-St. Cecilia Club, Arrow Staff - OLDANI, ANTHONY- ------ OUELLETTE, PnosPEn+Scholarship Committee PACEY, JOSEPH-President of Class, Activities Committee, Track - - PAlNE,JOAN'B3I'lql1Cf Committee, Chief, St. Cecilia Club ----- - Victory - Diana - Victory - Wrbftcf - Wrbrter Raoxcwlt - Victory Th irly-seven E 1936 ARROW IJ! PAPA, CAxL-Hall Guard, Play Committee - - - Rooxwelt PAPKE, ELEANon-Social Committee, Swimming Team, House Basketball --------- Victory Pmuzv, Enwmm-Basketball Team, House President, Ways and Means Committee - - PAscoE, Jon:-Picture Committee - PATTERSON, WINNIERED - - PA-r'rEnsoN, STUART-Senior Play PEDDER, HUGH-Play Committee - - PEEELES, C1.YoEfBoys' Dress Committee PENROD, ROBERT-BOYS' Dress Committee PETERS, RAYMOND-Hall Duty, Orchestra, Banquet Committee ---- PILLARS, ARTHUR-Senior Play - POLHAMUS, HAROLD - - Ports, A1.1cE-Publicity Committee - POYNER, HELEN'Sf. Cecilia Club, Publicity Committee, Counselor - PRESS, Donormr-Scholarship Committee - PRESTE, CLARA-Banquet Committee, House C House Basketball ----- PxEsTE, ,IosEPH1NE-Color Committee - PRIEBE, EVELYN-Play Committee - Rmmovrcu, MAnYfGirls' Dress Committee RAIFORD, FRANKYChief, Band - - - RAMBAUM, ELlZABETH'FlOWC1' Committee RANSTADLER, Donor!-xY - - - RAPPEL, BEA'r1ucE-Banquet Committee - RAU, MELv1N'Boys' Glee Club, Ways and Means Committee - REDD, MAxiNE-Secretary's Committee - REID, ERMA-Play Committee - - RELP1-1, REEA-Treasurer's Committee - REMBOWSKI, JOSEPH - - - - RENNER, DOLORES'MOIfO Committee - RUJDELL, VIVIAN-Play Committee - - Roosevelt Prixrilla Alden Prixrilla Alden - - Webftcr Roorcvzlt - Lincoln Rooxwzlt - Lincoln - Wcbxtor - Roorwclt Prifcilla Alden Prirrilla Alden Priicilla Alden ounselor, - - Diana Prixcilla Alden - - Diuna Prirrilla Aldm - Raomfelt - Diana - Diana - Victory - Lincoln Prixcillo Alden - - Diana - Virtary Roorwelt - - Victofjf Prisrilla Aldon THE 1936 ARROW RIDLBY, MARGARET1GiflS' Dress Committee - RIILI, RussaLL-Boys' Dress Committee - - RINGLER, WILIQRED ---- R1-man, REYNOLD-'MOIIO Committee - Rivans, ANNIE - ---- RIzzo, DOROTHY'Sf. Cecilia Club - Rows, MARY-Girls' Dress Committee - - - RONDBLLO, FRANCES1GiflS' Dress Committee, Hall Guard - ----- - - Prixcilla Alden - Roonwlt - Lincoln - Webrfer - Victogy - Victory' Prirrillq Alden Pfifcilla Alden Romca, KENNETHfBOVS' Dress Committee, Hockev Team, Track Team, Basketball ----- 4 Rosa, AIQNOLD-Boys' Glee Club, Indian Staff, Library Staff, Senior Play ---- ROSSBACK, JANE-'SOCi3l Committee - RUNDLE, SHIRLEY-Flower Committee - - Ruvpm., R1cI-IARD-Boys' Dress Committee, Secretary and Treasurer of House - - RUSKIT, KENDALL-Boys' Dress Committee - RUSSELL, LucILLa-Color Committee - - RUSSELL, FLORENCE1MOIIO Committee Q - SAGE, Louis-Football Team, Hockey Team, Club, House President - - - SAPONARO, JAMES-Track Team, House Basketball SCHAPPNIT, RUTH-HOUSE President, 12B Receiver o St. Cecilia Club ------- SCHETTENHBLM, EST!-lERbC0lOI' Committee - SCI-IIEMANN, DQUGLAS-Treasurer's Committee SCHIPPBRT, WILLIAM - - - SCHNEIDER, LILLIAN'-C1255 Secretary, President of Shorthand Scribes, Chief - SCHNEIDER,MARIE'-MOEYO Committee - - - - Lincoln . AN --Dia Prirrilla Alden - lfV:brtn' - Rooxwelt Prircilla A ldrn Prircilla Alden - Wcofter Roornfrlt f Spade, Prifcillu Alden - - Diana - Lincoln - Lincoln - Victory - Diana Scuucrx, ELsIIa-Vice-president of Shorthand Scribes, Social Committee ------ SCHUETTE, Donormr-Secretary's Committee, Shorthand Scribes ------ SCIIULTZ, ARTHUR - - SCHWARTZENIIIZRG, CHARLESfGOlf Team Captain, E Club, Publicity Committee - - - Sco'r'r, Noiumiz-Ushers' Committee - Sciuvan, VIOLI11' ----- - Victory Prircilla A ldfn - Roouvflt - - Lincoln Prifcilla Alden - - Diana Th irly- Il in e X E 936 ARROW F arty SELLON, BARTQN-Sergeant-at-arms Committee, Counselor Lincoln SHADE, ROBERT-Play Committee '--- Snomzn, .ICI-IN7Cl'1l.Cf, Scholarship Committee - SHOEMAKER, ROBERT-House Officer, Sergeant-at-arms Committee, Tennis Team S1EwERsicY,JAcic-Boys' Dress Committee - SIMON, MARYAFlOWCf Committee - SIMPSON, WARREN-C0lOf Committee - SLAYDEN, NANcYfSociety Editor of Indian, Arrow Committee - - - - - SMITH, ELAINEYSCCFCYZTYIS Committee, Shorthand Scribes ---- - SMITH, ROBERT-Secretary's Committee - SoLLAizs, THELMA-Girls' Dress Committee - - SONNTAG, DONALD ----- - - Linealn - Lintoln - Lincoln - Lineoln - Diana - Lincoln Prirrilla Alden Prifeilla Alden - - Linealn Priscilla Alden - Raorevel t Sosreowsici, RouanTfFootball Team, Social Committee, Sergeant-at-arms, E Club - - - - Svuuzs, EvELYNALibrary Staff, Girls' Dress Committee - - - V STECHBART, AGNEs4Banquet Committee - - - L ineoln Prireillu Alden - - Diana STEELE, WILLIAM-Varsity Football, President of Club, Social Committee ------ STEYER, EDWARD-Arrow Staff - - - - - Linroln - Lineoln STRUBEL, VIRGINIA-St. Cecilia Club, Color Committee - Vietogr STRZALKOWSK1, LEoNAAFlower Committee - - Tucis, TAULAfMOfIO Committee ---- TnnsAuLT, JOAN-Motto Committee, Indian Staff, Chief, Arrow Committee ----- TRIFAN, ANNA-Swimming Team, Shorthand Scribes, Publicity Committee ------ UHLIG, RAYMoNDfPresident of the Chiefs, Ways and Means Committee - - XYAN HARTESVELT, FRANK - - VANWIE, JUANITA-Flower Committee, Literary Editor of Arrow - - VERES, CARL - XYERMEULEN, EMIL XIERNER, Lois-Picture Committee, Riding Club - NYIOLA, VIRGlN1A'C0lOf Committee - - - VONCJEYEN, ROBERT-Hi-Y - - Prireilla Alden Priscilla Alden Prixrilln Alden - - Diana - W ebster Raarevelt - Vietoqv Raorevelt Roaxevelt - - Virtarj Prifcilla Alden - - Lineoln THE 1936 ARROW Wfirrz, MARY-Girls' Dress Committee - WALDO, ANlTA1Pil,' Committee - WAu.Acn, JAMES ---- WALLER, Mmxjonmf Flower Committee - WALLER, Romain--Orchestra - - - WARREN, NANCY-Color Committee WEHRWEIN, Gorruan - - Wnrinwnm, MARIE-Social Committee - XVEIDENBACK, THELMA-Color Committee Wem, Viouzr-Social Committee, St. Cecilia Club, Orchestra -------- YERNER, INGI1-Tennis Team, Color Committee - WIEI..AND, Auciz-Flower Committee Wmusv, TliELM.AfGifiS' Dress Committee - - WIL1.IAMS, MARGARET-Vice-President of Chiefs, Editor of The Indian ----- V Virtaqy A Vitfog' Webxtrr - Vicraqv Raorwelt - Virtag - Wrbftcr - Diana - Victory Prircilla Alden - - Virtag' - Virtoqy Prirriflfz Alden - Virtag' XVILLIAMS, STANLEY-Track Team, Boys' Dress Committee Raamult WILSON, GORDON-ATI Editor of Arrow, Assistant Art Editor of The Indian - WiLsoN, Tmzuasnr-'Band, Orchestra - I.i?lC0.,!1 - Linmf P1 HE 1936 ARROW Forly-lwo Wrrzicn, ELMER-Basketball, Quartette, Boys' Glce Club, Social Committee -------- Lincoln WoLAN,JoHN-Banquet Committee - - Lincoln Worm, RUSSELLATf2Cl4 Team - - Lincoln WYANT, HARRY ------ - - - Lincaln Wvno, HENRY-Track Team, Boys' Dress Committee - Ream-elf YOUNG, RICHARD-Hi-Y ------ - Lincoln Yumzoaus, ARTHUR - - - - Roauwlt Zecx, EUGENE1MOIIO Committee - -'-- Raarwelt Zizucn, WANDA'MOffO Committee, Shorthand Scribes - Vicrmf Z1M1vmizMAN, ELEANOR-Flower Committee - - Prircilla Alden ZIMMERMAN, HAROLD-Varsity Swimming, Orchestra - Webxter Zrro, LUcYAIndian Staff, Arrow Committee, Counselor -------- Priscilla Alden Zrro, MARIANO-FOOfb3ll, Basketball and Baseball Teams, Club --------- Wrbrter Zomzs, VmG1N1AYAdvanced Orchestra, Banquet Orchestra, Motto Committee - - Diana ACTIVITIES -1. -- i 'Y iflgigi ,ff - 5. --- Y.:.5g-' Y +,i' - f '-.L - ' ,L- ai L, -?- 5 i,i -1-.v...-- 1.11.- ...-. .l.... , ...1.... , - T'-L35 . THE 1936 ARROW l F orlyy' our ARROW STAFF ANNA JANE COLE June Editor GORDON WILSON Art Editor CHARLES BALL January Editor JUANITA VAN WIE Literary Editor JAMES BRENNAN Picture Editor GEORGE CAMERON Associate Editor ALICE HAAS Snapshot Editor I WILSON KELLER Other Students who assisted the editors are: Ann Eliza beth Jonas, Joan Thibault, Shirley Rundle, Robert Deneau Earl Freeze, Eleanor McCrae, John Najjar, Betty Massy 7 Jennie MacDonald, Marjorie Sievvert, Benson Ginsburg, Richard Young, and Robert Jones. BUSINESS MANAGER BEVERLY FERGUSON June Activities Editor WILLIAM HOFE Sports Editor ELSIE NEERIMER January Activities Editor HARRIET L. BLUM ---- - General Advifor FRIEDA M. KASTING - - - Art Adzfimr .2114 THE 1936 ARROW WS LIBRARY First Row-Beaudin, Carabelli, Wicks, Rittcnliaus, Spires, Hauser, Dcmctralc, Graff. Second Row4Viviano, Martyn, Rowley, Stocking, Conklin, Vcrhcclc, Thomas. Third Row-Lafata,'Platt, Rose, Quirk, Prcmcr, Mrs. Chamberlin. IIHI-yll First Row-Edgington, R. Quirk, Meyer, Knaggs, C. Ball, A. Ball, Zimmerman, Carlson, Borders. Second Row--Boertchcr, Wirthul. Quirk, Moore, Kramer, Gowan, Young, Krctchmar, Gregory, llendral. Third Row- Poupard, Armstrong, Kaiser, Smith, Bcllardi, Link, Guy, R. Ball, Urquhart, Von Ocycn. F urly- five ORCHESTRA First Row-Demos, Moore, Brcsson, Lenholl, Preiuer, Gurney, Mac Rae, Zoyes, McGraiu. Second Row--jastrzenibski, Waller, Bcllomo, Shiller, Fix, Wilson, Peters, Malonly, Gardner. Third Row-Weiland, Instructor, Cunningham, Vervacke, Layman, Noftz, Zimmerman, Chase, Di Maria Bozin. ST. CECILIA CLUB Firit Row-Bell, Crist, Ohst, Ochs, Bernhartlt, Franklin, Schwalin, Thihault, Novy, Haynes. Second RowfPolcnclinc, Enss, Knopf, Bloom, Drew, Durantl, Herweyer, Dudley, Schallnit, Barnes. Third Rowe Redfearn, Weir, Wandrie, Bremer, Bougine, Emerick. Gosztyla, Dye, Schultz, Price, Miller johnson. Fourth Rowe--Hanan, Smith, Barr, l-laxxlev, Newitt, Carter, Poynor, Still, Hanula, Waltz, SCl'l3.fllI'lllI. Furlly-S in l rw .fl cf bf li Q3 W BAND First Row D. Gowman, Kotylo, Gurney, Lagcrkvist, Bzllardi, Cunningham, lTl11Cl1SI!l2ll1I1, M. Gowman, Kranich. Second Row Raiford, Di Maria, B'cSson, Lockwood, Cull, Wilson, Rupprl, Albright. Third Row A 'Wagasyg Young, Prciucr, During. BOYS GLEE CLUB First Row-Halsig. Holtz, Cosan. Nickel. E. Witzkc, Elzcrinan, R. Quirk, Kopictz, French, Holtz. Second Row George, Polhamus,Guy,Shocn1akcr, Rose, Parr, Kramer, B. Witvlcc, Platt, Krcidlcr, Stewart. Third Row--Ruchr, Borders, Raunl. Quirk, Frazier, Dau, Langlois, Bird, Brennan, Fcnhy, Fanning, Wirth. Fourth Row- Kogclschatz, Kuhagcu, Roulcau, Bsicr, Rose, Cole. Ehlus, Kraft,Scl1a.tvbcrg, Egglcy, Cham- hcrlin, Dunn. I Y 2 Q l urIy-seven THE 1936 ARROW -no SPIRITUALS First ROWAI-loltz, Kogelschatz, E. Witzke, Quirk, Kraft, Cole. Second Row-Polhamus, George, B, Witzke, Fanning, Kridler, Stewart. Third Row-Kopski, Frazier, Parr, Kramer, Rose, Ferlby. Sf-IORTHAND SCRIBES First Row-A. Haas, Manthey, Neeriemer, Viseutin, Stocking, Cosh-zy, Klurigler,. Second R0wfChesney, Testasecca, Legari, W. Haas, Miller, Bm-andr, Canto, ,Iuran Third Row-Chase, Neff, Trifan, Schneider, Trebesh, Sremmler, Smith, Schuette. Furly-eighl 4 llli lqflb li A U W , ,,, 1 R. CD. T. C. First Row-Capt. Gregory, Corp. Licckfelt, lst. Lt. johnston, Sgt. Curtiss, Sgt, Sicwcrt, Zntl. Lt. Beckman, Corp. Smith, lst. Sgt. Wohlleil. Second Row-Sgt. BOLISHIHHIH, Corp, Day, Corp. Smith, Corp. Bago, Corp Hippcn, Sgt. Pierson Sgt. Terrell, Corp. Bird. Cl-IIEFS First Row Dcmpsy, Suliailnit, Kippcr, Rittcnhaus, Sglincitlcr, Mrotla, Durand, Paine, Williams, Burk Carter, Emkc, Second Row-V Grail, Thihault, Zucrchcr, Larscn, Ilohnmn, Burantlr, Smith, Zcllin, lknictrnk, llrcmcr, Scliwalni. Tliirtl Row' Ginsburg. LlI'L.lUlli1l'I, Sholncr, l.unlioIl', Hummel, Holtz, Uhlig, lfrazicr, Monzicclli, Krcitllcr. Cfelfzfg' I urly-nine THE 1936 ARROW l SCENE IN SCHOOLROGM Meyer, Cook, Davis, Dempsey, Eml-ze, Urquhart, Patterson, Kipper, Conklin, Smith, Malcolm, Lane Schneider, Shilroth, Kopski. HGH Prolessorn JANUARY SENIOR CAST First Row-Kopski, Rommel, Davis, Cook, Demsey, Ireland, Emke. Second Rowll-losbach, Pedder, Morrison, Smith, Meyer, Demming, Malcolm, Zukowski, Lane, Conklin, Shilroth, Rose, Patterson, Kipper, Potts, Urquhart. iw, . Fifty THE 1936 ARROW SCENE IN TCM AI2SD!5xLE'S APARTMENT Henry, Marshall, Newton, Morrison, Blaske, Patterson, Andrus. HGirl Slwyn JUNE stmlora CAST First Row-Martin, Miehalski, Newton, Blaskc. Second RowfBago, Henry, Marshall, Andrus, Patterson, johnson, Morrison, Rose. Flfly-one A2936 AIQRG W INDIAN STAFF First Rowflohnson, Warren, Slayden, Nall, Williams, Muhly, Semkow, Dorany, Zito, Cole, Demos. Second Row-Najjar, Miller, Blaske, Zuccarini, Jonas, Edwards, Viviano, Siewcrt, Larsen, Thibault. Third Row--Ginsburg, Smith, Curry, Biske, Gersabeck, Hanser, Dickson, Bersan, Hoff, jordan. Fourth Row-J. Quirk, Morrison, Freeze, R. Quirk, Ruppel, Cameron, French, Wilson, Spitzer, Platt ART GUILD First Row-Keller, Jensen, Cameron, MacAllister, Wilson, Najjar. Second Row-Mr. Armstrong, McCrae, Conedera, Nardi, Miss Kasting. Third RowfCox, Van Demaas, Cole, Durow, Zoyes. Fzfly-Iwo THE1936 ARROW 'fE'f CLUB FOLLIES Cl-ICDRUS Brodoyvitz, Morse, Dahlka, Pine, I-lummcl, Di Giovanni, Kogclschatz, Allard, Swartzenlwcrg, Bach, Dunn, Link. E CLUB First Row---French, Hummel, Morcll, Morse, Ball, Parry, Kraft, Getz, Sho:-maker, Second Row-lsca, Schvvarrzcnbcrg, Roblcski, Reyes, Pflanz, Bergamo, Falconi. Third Row+Gowan, Lodin, Marlin, Guciardo, Guy, Ncwkirk, Di Giovanni, Urquhart. E a E 3 A Filly-llrrvc THQ K93o ARRCJW L ,,., -,.,,,,w,...-.vL-. ..M, .,..-.,., H .Ml fill! N A HOUSE GFFICERS OF PRISCILLA ALDEN Miss E. MAE BROWNE, house principal, by her interest and enthusiasm, has inspired zz hearty response from every girl in the house of Priscilla Alden. 1 11fl,V1foLlr JUANITA PECK, sergeant-at-arms January to June PEARL STILL, president September to January RUTH SCHAFFNIT, president January to June HARRIET CHACE, treasurer September to January EDNA HERWEYER, vice-president January to june MAE KENNY, sergeant-at-arms january to June CHARLOTTE POTTS, vice-president September to January BETTY LAMONT, treasurer January to June ANN ELIZABETH JONAS, secretary January to June ML E'L.VL1,UJb YM + ANNAJANE COLE, sergeant-at-arms September to January MARJORIE ROSE, sergean t-at-arms January to June GRACE DAVIS, sergeant-at-arms September to january TH E 1936 ARROW PRISCILLA ALDEN 'S SATELLITES Many John Alden's are attracted to the doors of Priscilla Alden to greet the many sweet, alluring Priscillas. Not that these girls look as if they just got off the Mayflower, no sir, nothing old- fashioned about these gals. The nearest we have to a demure little Puritan maiden is Ruth Schaffnit. Her quiet and pleasant personality is liked by all of her followers. As the president of the house, she, with all her quietness, rules the girls with a steady hand. A decidely noticeable opposite of Ruth is the Cleopatra of the house, Harriet Chace. Harriet always sees the funny side of life and can toss wise cracks from side to side with a flirty glance. She also leads the cheering at many gatherings and can arouse school spirit to a high pitch. Clara Doura, a cute little lower classman, has won the friendshi of many girls with her ready wit andp friendly ways. One of her many pals is Ruth CRufieD Bernhardt, a giggling Miss with a mischievious look. She can go forth into peals of laughter over anything the least bit humorous and often starts Clara into hysterics. Pleasingly plump Dot Kokx is one of those girls with big blue eyes and dainty bows on each side of her head. Dorothy takes the world as it comes and never seems to frown at anything. Marjorie Boyer with her red hair and sprinkling of freckles is a girl of beauty and joy orever. Gentlemen may pre- fer blondes, but many weaken when Marjorie comes along, and most parti- cularly, when she is with the delectable Nanette Muir, who is like a China doll. Her black locks and ivory complexion remind one of a magazine picture. Miss Nanette is the languid type with a slow gliding model's step. Pigtails, fantastic fashions, and an ideal comedienne-Joan Thibault is re- cognized by all these traits. Her hil- arious color-combinations would make any dress designer sit up and take notice. She's just a big little squaw among all the big Chiefs. Phyllis Colquitt with her husky voice is an ideal blues-singer, but her complete girlishness takes away that torch singer look. A good friend of hers is Joan Watkins. Although she rarely smiles, when she does, it is a treat. A bonny Scotch lassie, Pearl Still, is always seen with a perky grin on her face. Her musical talents are restricted to the boys' quartette only-and they oblige by seranading her to her heart's content. Another lass from the British Isles is Betty McCullough with her Irish brogue. Black hair and a blos- soming rose complexion plus freckles make Betty a pleasing sight for sore eyes. Ann Elizabeth Jonas is that curly haired minx who holds down the office of secretary in her house. But even with her heavy responsibilities she still finds time to go walking with two or three popular Romeos. Elsie Neeriemer des ite her spicey gossiping wins the affbction of both boys and girls. She isn't the wise- cracking type, but she has a keen sense of humor and always enjoys other peoples cracks. That well-known young lady, Anna Jane Cole, has a most delightful habit of sketching caricatures of unsuspecting culprits. The sketchs are masterpieces, even though the models don't think so. Tap, tap, tap,-Betty Jane Lamont, the nevvsboy tap dancer, is tapping her way into the hearts of many friends. As a paper boy Betty would drive any competitor out of business. We also have a dramatic star in our midst. Betty Blaske with her Oxford dialect, alpologetic air, and her charm- ing simp icity is acclaimed the girl, just like the girl who married dear old Dad. A rhythmic youngster, Margaret McGrain, is a snappy music maker. She can toot on the flute and play the piano with ease. Tall and stately like a queen, Thelma Muhly reigns among the honor students. Rising with the chickens is a habit of Thelma's, especially when she expects to have a test, but it has evidently been worth it. And so we could go on telling about Priscillas and more Priscillas, but time and space will not permit. Suffice it to close this year wit the most popular Priscilla, Miss E. Mae Browne, whom all the girls adore. Fifty ji1 e THE 1936 ARR OW Fifly-Six Tl-IE HGUSE OFFICERS OF ROOSEVELT MR. WARREN J. FRYE, house principal, has been an able guide to the boys of Roosevelt. His invaluable assistance has helped many a boy attain his goal. FRANK IseA, Secretary September to january ANTHoNY GUCIARDO, President September to January FRANK MONACELLI, Secretary September to January CHARLES SOSENTINA, Treasurer September to January EDWARD Boss, Sergeant-at-arms January to June EDWARD PARRY, President January to June AUGUST BERGAMo, Treasurer January to June JACK PFLANZ, Vice-President January to June ROBERT BOARD, Secretary January to June THE 1936 ARROW ROOSEVELVS SATELLITES Mighty men of sports hail from the house of that reat Rough Rider, Teddy Roosevelt. They take the knocks of life with a coura eous smile, and Mr. Warrenj. Frye ridges along with his boys and takes all the bumps with them. One of the best known Rough Riders is Augie Bergamo, who pitches a base- ball with plenty of mean stuff behind it. His size belies his strength, but on the diamond his power is much in evidence. Track star and all around runner is Jack Pflanz. His blonde head goes round the track at a terrific pace, while another blonde Cfemininej head always watches him from the side lines. A cheerful little fellow is Frank Isca. He is a little man but has enough good humor for someone twice his size. He proved an able assistant to Mr. Frye as secretary of the house. He also carried out the duties of the student manager of the hockey team last year. When Anthony Guciardo fixes one of his iron stares, the toughest hombre will soon ask for forgiveness. But when all his loud clamor has waned and he grudingly allows himself a smile-why, then we know he is real and not just a cold statue. Music of his own making pleases Jack Davis, booming crooner. He is one-fourth of the boys' quartette and carries his part with a flourish. When girls stop to speak to Ivan Lodin, he blushes furiously, stutters profusely, and nervously tears a hand- erchief-WhyP Because he was elected the most bashful boy in thejanuary class. Not only do sportsters hail from Roosevelt, but even boys like Edward Frazier and Frank Raiford. Both are members of the Chiefs. Bill Edwards causes many feminine newcomers to look twice when they see him strolling along. The girls like him and the boys also find him a good sport and a real pal. Swimming is his favorite sport and most accomplished pastime. Loud clicking heels and a booming bass voice characterize Welby Kramer as he comes storming down the hall. He pretends to be a most severe disci- plinarian, but his commands are not always obeyed. Whenever one sees a bobbing male surrounded by a circle of attractive girls, it is Edward Herring, a veritable Don Juan. Robert Dewsbury spent much time on the ice with the hockey team a year ago. A pal of his who received many tumbles is the pig-skin carrier, James McManus. With a smudge of mud on his chin and an attractive black eye sleeved from playing, James can still smile. Bill Hoff, sports writer extra-ordi- nary, has acquired the terrific speed of five words an hour. Salsinger will probably be out of a job after Bill is graduated. He also has the reputation of being able to take the most razzing without ever losing his temper. Joseph Pacey, one of our handsome track stars, ran himself right into the class presidency with his inimitable friendly s irit. He makes many oor jokesters fdel good because he laugiis at anything. A heap big Chief, honor officer, and an official money atherer is Frank Monacelli. No neef to worry, he will see to it that the senior bills will all be paid. James Curry and David Tyo are two good swimmers. Both boys are hand- some King Neptunes in their own tall and short ways. Dave is a diver and James is a free styler. It is only through labor and painful effort, by grim energy and resolute courage, that we move on to better things, and boys of Roosevelt have won these honors because they believe in what Theodore Roosevelt said. F if ly seven THE 1936 ARROW JACK D1 GIOVANNI, Judge January to June RICHARD RUPPEL, Secretary January to June WILSON KELLER, Vice-President January to June Louis SAGE, President January to June ADAM MENOZZI, President September to January HOUSE OFFICERS OF WEBSTER has conducted with genial solicitude and fatherly under- standing the activities of the boys of his house. F iffy-eight MR. M. GEORGE WATERBURY, house principal of Webster, THE 1936 ARROW WEBSTER SATELLITES Tall boys, short boys, fat boys, and lean boyswall unite in the House of Webster. Under the enthusiastic lead- ership of their respected guide, Uncle George Waterbury, the boys are taught the essentials of sportsmanship. Their pet mascot, Nickel-me-up is the boys' pal. No sum is too much for the boys of Webster to raise because there is always some one ready to part with a nickel to watch the monkey do his tricks. In a saucy suit of orange and black, Richard Ruppel toots along with thc school band, without his melodious toot the band would be in great dis- tress. Once he aspired to the position of sport editor of the Indian but recently has given his attention to the Chiefs and the House. The big shot of the Chiefs, Raymond Uhlig is quite a great personage, for he copped one of the six senior offices. His master mind is capable of everything but humor. A true gentleman is Don Hummel, who is a tennis enthusiast. As a haughty model in the Follies, he displayed al- most professional poise. On the frosty glistening ice, Lloyd Parr outshines all others, having won many honors and awards. When not making music on the ice, he sings with the Boys' Glee Club. Mariano Zito possesses a striking resemblance to Ned Sparks, although he does not follow the stage and screen. Mariano is quite a sportsman and is on several teams, but his outstanding in- terest is basketball in which he is a recognized star. The Apollo of the house, Bill Kirby, is a popular football player. In the Follies he was almost a show in him- self, posing as the dying Gaul, the archer, shotputter, boxer, and thinker. Baseball, football, track, and hockey are among the varied interests in Ed- ward Bahnke's life, and he has an en- thusiastic following. Many who are quite ignorant of the rules are said to enjoy seeing him play. Another sport participant is Louis Sage of the football, hockey, and base- ball squads. Because of his sportsman- ship and ability he was elected president of the house. He requires law and order under his rule. A complete lady's man is Jerry Kogel- schatz. He never seems to have a worry and is always heard loudly booming a melody. Bob Pine is on the tennis team, and it is said he hits the tennis ball so hard it whistles with speed. His bobbing curls and frilly frock made a hit in the Follies. The funny side of life is seen by Jay Smith, and he swaggers about with a big grin on his face. One never sees a blue Jay around these parts. He is usually interested in one girl at a time and is her constant companion. Harold Zimmerman is a gay, young music maker who spends his spare time to good advantage. If he can't be found Stringing along with the orchestra, he'll surely be found in some swimming pool splashing about. With his violin he will gain much fame and may perhaps be another Rubinoff. - Bill Martin has won his great fame for loudly warbling in the halls. His club sweater, which he won as a member of the football team is always in evidence. Many boys of Webster are leaders in the making, and we'll hear more from them next year. So with Nickel-me- up as a proud mascot, the Webster gang and Uncle George go merrily on. Fifly nme -T H ,, . I -I, , , A K1 ,I ,Q J, n ggi . Q fr A A I--I X f, sg.- VIRGINIA ANDRUS, vice-president January to June BETTY LERCHEN, sergeant-at-arms January to June VIOLET MCCOY, secretary January to June S L M CAROL NEWITT, president January to June MARY ELLEN COOK, secretary September to january GERALDINE FISHBACK, sgt.-at-arms January to June AMBROSIA CONKLIN, Sgt.-at-arms September to January CATHERINE NEWTON, treasurer January to june CLARA DEMETRAK, president September to January SHIRLEY LANE, vice-president September to January X A September to January js! 9 LOUISE SMITH, treasurer ll , MJ gg V 1 N v HOUSE GFFICERS OF VICTORY Mrss ADA K. DIETZ, house principal, has been a. Wise counselor to the girls of Victory for several years. Her competent guidance and altruistic views have been a source of inspiration to many girls. sixty Qd,,,,fj, i K THE 1936 ARROW VICTORWS SATELLITES Hail to the victors valiant, hail to the popular lassies, oh hail, hail, to Victory-the house of gay young girls. Attentio 1-company, halt! Miss Ada K. Dietz, 'zommandin general of this great soro ity, has For the present given place to the nitwit of all nitwits Carolyn Ncwitt, house president. Carol is one of those wise-cracking comedians who is always playing tricks or doing something foolish. Clara Demetrak, commander from September to January, was a very ath- letic person who could swing a tennis racket with a mean whallop. Babs Edwards shines with Clara in one respect-ankle socks in all sorts of weather. Pretty Babs is just as sweet as can be, and she wins the affection of everyone she meets. The north winds may blow and we may have snow- So what? said Marge Orling. For Marge was pro- tected from snow flurries by bright red plaid ear-muffs during the winter months. Some people seem to think that all honor students are dull. They would soon change their minds, however, if they knew Georgina Larsen, the girl who hails from Florida. George is an enthusiastic sportswoman, and she always roots for the winning team unless her own hometown is fplaying. Chemical terms are rambled 0 by her with complete understanding, and she always is ready to tell you all about them. Sophisticated Caye Newton is a lov- able belle hailing from Kaintucky with a pleasing lazy drawl. Caye has a keen sense of humor and a grand personality, which enabled her to make a hit in the senior play. Another gal from way down souf is Mary johnson. Sweeping long eye lashes and big, blue eyes are outstanding features of this little southerner. As an orator, Mary is tops . Marjorie Ohst, a lower classman, is also on the popular list. She will be a prominent lea er by the time she is a senior. Giggling, giggling, and more gig- gling, will always remind us of Shirley Lane. Shirley peals forth with gay laughter at every opportunity and usually causes the crowd to either laugh with her or at her. Ruth Bremer, a little lady with high ideals, was a valuable aid to the Chiefs. Her ability to get along with other people was also one of the reasons for her being elected secretary of the senior class of january. A haughty stare-but not a haughty manner describes Charlotte Biske. She is famed for her perfume, which has such an elegant fragrance-it just kinda gets you. Headline writing is Char- lotte's hobby. just ask her! Virginia Andrus is an adorable little Miss who won the Indian popularity contest when only a junior. Ginny's popularity can be attributed to her own sweet simplicity. The blushing beauty of the house is Ambrosia Conklin. Her petulant mouth and delicate blush remind many of a picture of an old-fashioned irl. Sweet-Genevieve Beaufin is with- out a question-sweet. Her apologetic air and her smiling face make her an easy prey for young men who would a wooing go. She would fit perfectly in a balcony scene of Romeo and Juliet. Of all the many flowers-we'll take the Sweet William . Margaret Wil- liams is it! She is blithe and bonny and good and gay, and this perhaps explains why she has been able to manage the Indian staff so Well. Flying across the ice like a flash, Lillian Simpson can make good time. Her perfect manuevers on the crystal- like glass, are applauded by many sport lovers. Oh, Susanna, dust off that old piana -Virginia's Dye CingD to hit high C. What would the Glee Club do for a soloist if it weren't for Virginia? Muriel Draysey, that dashing young gold digger is a pleasant menace to all eligible males. She has a come-hither look that particularly entices young men with a pocket full of dollar bills. Speaking of all A cards, the lassies of Victory usually come out on top. Some names such as Edna Hardnett, Ruth Bauslaugh, Mary Jackson, and Mary Johnson are always on the list, and with Miss Dietz as leader, the house will probably continue to be the House of Victory in deed as well as in name. Silly-one THE 1936 ARR OW HOUSE OFFICERS OF LINCOLN MR. EDGAR H. SMITH, house principal, by his genuine interest and constant enthusiasm has made many friends among the boys of Lincoln. His sincere advice has urged many on to success. Sixty-two CHARLES SCHWARTZENBERG, treas January to June CHARLES BALL, president September to January GEORGE COFFEY, vice-president September to January CLAUDE LINK, sergeant-at-arms January to June ARTHUR KRAUSE, secretary January to June NORMAN MARSHALL, secretary September to January RUSSELL DOWNEY, treasurer September to January ROBERT SHOEMAKER, vice-pres. January to June AUSTIN BALL, president January to June THE 1936 ARROW LINCOLN'S SATELLITES All the followers of Lincoln are gath- ered together under the guardianship of Mr. Edgar Smith. Handsome gigaloes and huskey football players all mingle under this roof. Hand in hand they pal around and gaily enter into all activities. One of the handsome shieks isljimmy Dorian, the girl slayer of the school. Delightful jimmy is just full of pep and vitality, especially when Fenby's or- chestra is within hearing. - One of his many pals is Bill, the little Steele. Bill is also an easy prey for all little blondes. They are his absolute weakness, and he makes them take notice when he walks past with his sweater. just one of those lads that never does any work is Tom Armstrong. For all his lazy ways, he is an exlpert swimmer and can spurt through t e water like an arrow. Tom is content with all play and no Work. No, no missing Link in this house- not with Claude around. Sports are his major interest, and when not in classes, he can usually be found in the gym- nasium. A future Harvard freshman is Bob Urquhart. His scholastic record made him valedictorian of the January class. Those two enormous, gigantic Balls, Austin and Charles, can never have anything put over on them-they can see too much. Charlie, a very chival- rous young man is every girl's darling, but Austin confines his interest to school activities only. When not performing his duties as president of the house, he takes lengthy strides around the track. The lad who always makes you want to snap your fingers and dance around a bit is Eugene Fenby. He even has a musical look in his eye. Along with his music makers he should have Barton Sellon, the erfect stooge. His loud applause ancf, inimitable frog voice would certainly add to Fenby's growing popularity. Bob Guy, officer in the 'january class, the guy with the sporty air, is the friend of all girls and the pal to all of the boys. Teachers found him very helpful, and he particularly enjoyed having them reward him at card marking time. Good lookin Harold Kuhagen is not the least bit dead , even though his father is an undertaker, although he is a deadly shot on the basketball court. His constant teasing and ready laugh are sure signs of good humor and life. A tall lad is Neil Meyer, who has a flair for Shakespeare recitations. Quite a contrast to his Shakespearian role was his janitor part in the January play. Another poetic soul is Arnold Rose, the hit in two senior plays. His talents are many, dancing, writing, drawing, singing, and playing. He should be able to make his mark in the world. The boy with the mischieveous atti- tude is Bob Sosnowski, the imp. His pranks are remembered throughout the school, especially those he plays in chemistry ab. Collectin hairpins is the hobby of Marvin Nogz. He needs them to keep his hair out of his eyes, while he is dancing, because like the girls, after shampooing his hair, he can't do a thing with it. Donald E. Smith, the great GD orator, also is a Lincoln man. His argumentative nature and dictatorial attitude make all innocent bystanders cringe. Don will obligingly change his opinion just to be able to argue with someone, Benson Ginsburg being his favorite opponent. After a long session Benson usually sits down and writes an editorial filled with long unintelli- gable words for the Indian. John Shober is one who has never been caught off the honor roll. Radio building furnishes him his diversion, while John Hippen gets his by teasing and tormenting the girls. As R.O.T.C. sergeant, he makes the private walk the chalk line. The 12A honor officer of Lincoln is Robert Shoemaker. When not study- ing he may be found playing basket- ball. His friendly spirit has won him many friends. The question is whether Shortnin' Bread is bringing fame to Elmer Witzke, or he is bringing fame to Shortenin' Bread! But not only in music has he made a name, but in athletics as well, having been a valuable man on both the baseball and baketball teams. The spirit in this house is one for all and all or one, and as long as this lasts, Lincoln will ever be in the lead. S ixly-lhree THE 1936 ARROW HOUSE OFFICERS OF DIANA KATHERINE ROBERTS, treasurer January to June MARGARET VIVIANO, president September to january ELIZABETH FRADER, president January to June MARGARET YOUNG, secretary January to June VICTORIA ZAHLOUTE, vice-pres January to June Q Miss IRENE DUFFY, house principal of Diana, has fostered a sense of responsibility and loyalty in the girls of her house through her gift of sympathetic understanding and leader- ship. Sixty-jour THE 1936 ARROW DIANA'S SATELLITES A Diana was a great huntress, and the girls of her house also inherit this trait. Some hunt for scholarships and others hunt for recognition in sports. The leader of these modern Dianas, Miss Irene Duffy, is a charming huntress, who is ever alert to give her girls a helping hand. One of the leading Dianas is Jennie MacDonald. She is popular with many clubbers and 12A ofiicers. But for all her vampish ways Jennie has a heart of gold, and is always aiding others in distress. If ever in need of aid and com- fort send Jennie an S.O.S. and she'll come a-running. Black-haired Margaret Viviano was elected the most popular girl in the house and the prettiest girl in the January class. As the house president she was most efficient and proved a very able assistant to Miss Duffy. Marjorie Rittenhaus, a charming huntress, was also a member of the January class. She was vice-president and received a high distinction diploma. A year ago the house carried away the basketball honors of the school, and the indominable spirit of Eleanor Semkow, was the main reason. Perhaps the most loyal supporter Eleanor had was Virginia Hannan, who never missed a game. The rah, rah, rahs, led by Goldie Kocsis, varsity cheer leader, kept enthusiasm running high. Snickering and a suppressed giggle- and then Audrey Schilroth usually ap- peared on the scene. As the leading lady in theJanuary senior play, she was tops . The shyest girl in the house, Eliza- beth Frader, held the highest office from January to June. She is a little mite, but oh, my! - Baby face-but what a face. Pretty Victoria Zahloute may be the baby of Diana, but she can wheedle many young men around her little linger just by her baby talk. Without her rubber Marion Stock- ing is a sorry young miss and looks like an April shower. No one is a better patron of Wrigley's than she. But Cora Emke, a peppy little swimmer, can usually cheer her. When Cora is not paddling in the water, she dashes around with a tingling laugh, her eyes twink- ling with pseudo-naughtiness. Quiet Mary Deming was only slightly known in the house until she was given the feminine lead in the January play. Since then the Whole school knows about the honors she captured. Better than a Swiss guard was Ada Henry on hall duty. No one, no matter how large or small, could get past her without a permit. Sometimes she was surprised with a slap on the back by Barbara Conklin, who is not a court jester or a circus clown, but only a Wee lass with a keen desire for fun. There is something interesting to say about all the girls, and with Diana as their challenging leader, they are sure to continue to win their share of laurels. Sixfy five X, rm, , jef' ilfi -5 V1 5nwf i, 1Ef' ji W 1,131 ww! Y xx X H W W w ' I-N ,N :Qw-'www '1 . M 'K 1' ,M!u!!'g,1w1 ',f'!'!11Q u5Ws' W i' 'WE'9.fI11MM L M5 Q! w41 1!wVN'f J' '1- ' 4MF33'9Y1fV 'WWI ,,ww1'WN'- Jw. f 1 f,m,y 4fwx Mg'fhia,. qW,v M 1 w jQm11h,,wMgp,nW1 'FII' WH' Nw H , ': !'ll1-MMF!M?WW N '1W'QI . H1 ' ww 111:W?W11fc, hw' ,,,4,,-!M,Wq!,:. .lwwfw ,, , M, .,,,,,, J, w w K ,:mmM m nu W f ' 1 U w ATHLETICS 1--.1 1-1' T X- + 2-if i G-ib.O,LAf-1en.oN -- THE 1936 ARROW CHEER LEADERS First Row-Poupard, Scott, Marshell, Bousamara. Second RowA-Chace, Kocsis. EVERYBODY-A BIG LOCOMOTIVE In respect to the number of championships won, this last year was not so great a success as could be desired, but in respect to the real purpose of s orts, that of de- veloping sportsmanship, getting exercise to improve health, andp makin friends, the year was a very successful one. The Indian thinclads lost the city indgoor track crown, which they won last year, but the tank squad partly made up for that by capturing the East Side Swimming title. This year's baseball team seems to be continuing where last year's squad left off. Last year's team tied with Northeastern and Denby for the city title, and this seasor1's squad has an excellent chance to better that performance. They have already won three games, dropping only one decision this season. Miller, Cass, and Commerce were the teams turned back with defeats quite easily by scores of 8 to 1, 7 to 6, and 12 to 4 in order. The game lost was a fiercely fought struggle with Denby, who in the last inning managed to score three runs, defeating the Indians by the score of 3 to 1. This defeat, however, by no means eliminates them from the title chase, although it does make it a little more difiicult. Mr. Hugo Matson, outdoor track coach this year, is very optimistic regarding the Indians chances for the city championship which will be decided in June. All of the members of last season's indoor track team are back, and Coach Matson has discovered several more potential point getters. Joe Pacey, who used to run the mile and two mile events, is back again this season after having been out of competi- tion for almost a year. He has been changed, however, from the distance events to the half mile and is developing into an excellent half-miler. Jack Pflanz, who is the city 220 champion, has returned to the squad as has Earl Redmond, who won the high jump event in the last indoor track finals. Joe Pacey and Joe Kramer have been elected co-ca tains for this season. As this goes to press, the team has won the only meet heldithus far, defeating Denby by a 74 to 38 score. Surly ezqhi THE 1936 ARROW In tennis the boys are not doing so well. So far they have lost two dual contests, dropping one to Southeastern and the other to Hamtramck. Dual meets, however, are invitational and do not count in the city title race. The city meet will be held sometime in June, and all of the schools will participate in a round-robin series, one defeat eliminating a team. The members of the team in the order of their rank are as follows: Don Hummel, captain, Bob Pine, Bob Shoemaker, Leonard Brodowitz, Walter Layman, Dick French, John Hippen, Dave Pippen, and Ray Dahlka. Last fall head Coach Erwin began an innovation in an attempt to get more boys interested in track. He organized a tenth Cgrade track team composed only of tenth graders. Each boy's house had a team an these teams started a round-robin series and those boys who did the best in these meets were invited to try out for the team. This team only held one dual meet, that one with Denby, which they won decisi- vely. Several of these boys have won positions on the varsity squad, and are show- ing quite well according to Coach Matson. Besides being a star basketball and baseball player, Augie Bergamo can play a fine game of ping pong as he demonstrated in the News ping pong tournament last fall. Augie won the district held at Eastern by defeating Dave Tyo, a swimmer. Both of these boys were in the finals of this tournament and, both lost their first round matches. The swimming team was undefeated for the full season of dual meet competition on the East Side this last season, and consequently this gave them the East Side Swimming Cham ionship because they were the only team undefeated. In the city meet, however, the best the Indians could do was to take one second lace and one fourth. Bob Gardner, the Indians star diver, laced second to Bill Erinke in the fancy diving event. Bob Allard, a free styler and captain of the squad, placed fourth in one of the free style events. Northwestern won the city meet just about as they pleased as they did the year before. One of the scrappiest basketball teams the school has had in several years placed fourth on the East Side, but that does not tell the tale. Four games were won, one tied and two difficult struggles lost. Owing to their lighting spirit they were able to hold Southeastern, city title runnerup, to a 22 to 22 tie. Augie Bergamo was the high scorer of the squad with Ed Parry, captain, a close second. The Indian's football team had a very peculiar and unusual season for an Eastern team. Although the football team came close to winning two different times, they ended the season without a win. Up until the final quarter of the Hi hland Park game, the Indians were ahead by a 7 to 6 score, but about the middle ofg that period the Parkers commenced a steady attack at the Indian's line and finally they were able to push across another touchdown. The only other touchdown they scored was in the Southeastern game in which they were defeated by the score of 7 to 6. Anthony Guciardo was captain of the team. Dropping two dual meets, one to Southeastern and one to Hamtramck, the indoor track squad placed fifth in the city finals, losing the crown to Hamtramck. With the hel of Jack Pflanz, the captain, the squad won the city 220 and Earl Redmond the higlfz jump, which Bernard Lucas won last year. The golf team has not made a very impressive record so far, dropping their first match with Denby by a 13 to 4 score. They trimmed Hamtramck 9 to 3, and tied with Pershing 6 to 6. The members of the team are Charles Hansing, Art Krause, Ray Wancour, Charles Swartzenburg, Bob Binder, Ray Uhlig, and Norman Nash. Silly nme BASEBALL First Row-Driscoll, Senfrlebcn, Sage, Bach, Oatman, Bergamo, Ncwkirk, Zito. Second Row4Coach Erwin, Ackerman, Tiersante, Hawksley, Cress, Wolf, Gardner, Bahnke. Third Row-Dunn, Bloom, Smith, Bcnsett, Hcnke, Schncller, Miller, Mercer. OUTDOOR TRACK First Row-Elias, Bucholz, Williams, Pflanz, Kramer, Pacey, Redmond, Di Govanni, Hauser, Fick Second Row-Schneller, Barsheff, Dubuque, Wirth, Conat, Koppin, Rohr, Alger, Bowers. Third Rowfl-lull, Delegato, Hall, R. Ball, Zimmerman, Knecht, Teshuro. Fourth Row-Gutow, A. Ball. Sererzllv T r--Q 1 Q 3 Q- A TQ' li: U W INDOOR TRACK TEAM First Row-DiGiovanni, Pacey, Kramer, Fick, Pflanz, Dunn, Houston, Redmond, Conat, Michalski. Second Row-Dossin, Fox, R. Ball, Wolf, Wybo, Zimmerman, Morse, Williams, Schmcller, Coach Erwin. Third Row-Luclchard, Pine, Pasquclo, Cress, Pippcn, Saroli, Schmidt, Dahlka, Di Maggio, Elias, Sullivan, Wahl. BASKETBALL TEAM Beaton, Zito, Bergamo, Delcgato, Shoemaker, Parry, Witzke, Bossulahnke, Coach MacDougall, Monacelli. SPl'f'l1f.Y-lllll? ii H EQ 1 9 3 6 A R R U W FO O T B A L L First Row-Hausler, Sage, Martin, Kirby, Kramer, Guciardo, Kogclschatz. Second Row-D. Krause, Pflanz, Zito, Link, Bahnke. Third Row-Steele. FOOTBALL SQUAD First Row-Koppin, D. Krause, Hausler, Sage, Martin, Guciardo, Kramer, Kirby, Kogelschatz. Second RowfBcnton, Rogers, Link, Zito, Pflanz, Steele, Bahnke, Knuckcy, Mercer. Third Row-Fell, M. Krause, McManus, jagodsinski, Spitzley, Carson, R. Ball, Hayden. Fourth Row-Theis, Orfly, Fanning, Conat, Morgan, Tranchetra, Sicger. X . Sevmzfy-tivo wr , . s I I IM1 5. i f J L1 'N :N XY ' n ., 1 TE N N I S First Row' Dahlka, Pins, Brodnwirz, Rhucrx Second Row Layman, Frcnuh, Hummel, Hippen,LShocmakcr. G O LF Hansing, Uhlig, Krause, Nash, Sccly. Schwartzc11l'vc1'g. St'l'l'll ly-lhrvc 5. If I 3 A II It I Iva SWIMMING First Row-May, Moran, Urquhart, Curry. Second Row-Tyo, Gardner, Cecil, Allard, Gutow, Zimmerman, Edwards, Guy Third Row-H. Matson, McGahf:y, Morgan, Smith. GIRLS' GOLF First Row-Beaudin, Wright, Wiesc, jackson, Meyer. Second R0wfBoss, jastrzenihski, Craig, Jones, Bright, Haas, Sell. Third Row-AVI-lartz, Biske, Turner, Mitscho, Collins, Suffrin, Luckett, Sevenlyqfour THE 1936 ARROW ' GIRLS' SWIMMING First Rmx'-Crongcycr, Wolf, Ross, Sorge, Wciler, Taylor, Wicrkcx, Ulxluhart. Second Row--Ahbsrga, Collins, Kirby, Millcrt. GIRLS' TENNIS First Ron G. Uhst, M. Ohst, MyII, Bartllolomcw, Dcmctrak, Zovcs., Schmidt, Sucoml Row Hr.uSiun, AI1LlIAi1CliC,Tlll'I'lCI', Dowucv, Suffrin, UFLIlll1HI'I,SCJI'gC. Seventy-five THE 1936 ARROW RIDING CLUB First Row4Schcllig, Biesiot, Vernor, Miss Cobb, Goldstein, Hyde, I-lingsburg. Second RovvfSiewert, Barlow, Bell, Walker, Merz, Smith, Dubois, Laymen, Myll Se1,enl.y-sir FEATURES THE 1936 A RROW -l,CdCil6FSl pets A tiny dog, one black and small, He loves to play with a ballg His name is Bugs, and bones he eats. His mistress is Miss Ada Dietz. Nira belongs to Mrs. Quinn. He, too, is just dog, and what a grin! A mouth that spreads from ear to ear, And opens wide when you come near. Mrs. Turrell owns Sunoco. Believe you me, he really can go. For lots of speed he does not lack, A shaggy dog of white and black. Mr. Weiland once found Fritz, And his name really fitsg With little children he loves to playg And may be seen with them each clay. Little Boots, a Boston Bull, Likes to eat until he's full. To Mr. Churchill he belongsg At night he sings his doggy songs. Jitters!Jitters! calls Mrs. Kartak, You'll get lost and vvon't come backg Though you're just dog, l'd miss you so. Remember, jitters, you cost me dough. Seventy-eight m THE 1936 ARRCW wish treasure of your THE BENJAMIN H. CRAINE STUDIOS 28 Adams West . . . CHerry 4030 DETROIT hold the aspirations. S' ly THE 1936 ARROW Are You Interested in Business? Business recovery is bringing many new opportunities. But conditions of today, more than ever before, require that one must have specialized training in addition to a high school or college education. The latter prepares for life and citizenship, business training will improve your chances for employment and advancement. For over thirty years, under the management of the men who are still at the head of the school, The Business Institute has been training young people for congenial, high-grade ollice employment. You are cordially invited to visit our schools. Call for a personal inspection of the Institute courses of study, equipment, and free employ- ment service. New 48-page Bulletin will be mailed on request. Schools at 5240 Gratiot, corner of Mack, at 5040 joy Road, near Grand River, also in Pontiac and Saginaw. THE BUSINESS INSTITUTE Downtown School, Michigan Theatre Bldg., 220 Bagley, Detroit QAII of our schools are on the approved list of the State Department of Public Imtructiong Eighty Get you're copy in on time ' And don't you fret or pout, Or the editor'll get you If you don't watch out! A BENSON GINSBURG fit? , A A I - ' 1 NJ . Q-icon.: C ' '+G' Q ' JOAN THIBAULT Ugh , you say, and rightly too, ' Why what a mess of pimples! R, D, ., r if No, they're only polka dots ii-df, -.y new-E To emphasize her dimples. TH E 1936 ARROW CHARVAT ' , POP UP LOUIEH The Florist I Complzments of . Special Hamburgers Quality Flowers ! L. A. SIGISMOND, D.D.s. Say If Wifb Flowers p Mack at Pafkel' Mack at Sheridan PLaza 4250 N' E Mr. Putman with white curly hair, 5 Amuses the children with stories so rare, i Of the fourth dimension he glibbly can 3' speak, A ff And of chemical aromas his class room ' does reek. l f H Tl A , f mum ' 'F Three cheers for Coach Erwin, G6 He is so swell. g 8 mm He's one grand guy l As his picture will tell. ip. - 1 CHARLES BALL Very big and very tall Yep, you've guessed, it's Charlie Ball. EASTERN DRUG CO. DOSSIN'S FOOD PRODUCTS CO. Your Neighborhood Drug Store Nehi Pepsi Cola Nu Grape PLaza 6150 and 7215 Mack near E. Grand Blvd. Dossinfs pal-.T,pak Arthur E. Witzke, Druggist 5659 Gratiot PLaza 9100 I E ighly-one THE 1936 ARROW DETROIT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY Summer School Begins June 29 THE EXECUTIVE-SECRETARY The duties of an executive-secretary call for a peculiar combination of qualities. He must have a good general education and a high degree of stenographic skill. He must understand business organization and management, economics, commerce and industry, marketing, money and banking, office management, and the language, laws, and customs of business. He must have initiative, tact, diplomacy, trained powers of mind and judgment, coupled with a pleasing personality, so that he may be able to speak and act for his employer and handle any situation that arises. The D. B. U. Executive-Secretarial Course meets this demand. Ask for 4 catalog. High School Graduation with Acceptable Grades Required for Entrance ! 05777012 ' i ' UNITED ARTISTS BUILDING - BAGLEY AT CLIFFORD ST. Entire 10th Floor CAdillac 1205 LILLIAN SIMPSON She's really a very good skater, Plenty of fellows wish they could date her. 2 She's cute, cunning, and Winsome. 'k IN G In case you haven't yet guessed, 5 I 3 2 Her name is Lillian simpson. tfslm Yi 5- mm 5,2 Bob Jordan' a lad with rather blonde CSX! hair, wwf Frightens them all with his peculiar stare, fi L5 He once took pictures for the Indian staff, And noisy he is with his boisterious laugh. Eighty two THE 1936 ARROW ,,f,,, WY 7 ? , - . , .Z K., Cm-.. ,YA D, ' WEYHING BROTHERS MFG. COMPANY Michigan's largest manufacturers of Emblematic jewelry, Class Pins, Class Rings, Medals, Badges, Trophies and etc. jewelry Repairing For over 35 years the name Weyhing has been identified with the manu- facturing ofjewelry in Europe, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit. l.. -. Main Oliice and Salesroom 304 Eaton Tower Eastside Factory and Salesroom 5040 Gratiot Avenue DETROIT, MICHIGAN RAndolph: 9839-40 Winifred Genrback: Are you a toe- dancer? Bob .S'l9eppard.' UNO. Winifred Gerrback: That's what you think. Frerbie: I'm a little stiff from soccer. Coach Erwin: I don't care where you're from, just get into the pool and swim. Barton Sellorz: May I have the next dance? Virginia Andrur: Sure can, it doesn't belong to me. School Nurfe: Do your eyes blur when you read? Sylvia Craig: Only when I read my report card. Nit: Where is Hugh Moore? Wir: Didn't you hear, he has left this earth. Nit: Oh then that's all there isg there isn't any Moore. Little Willie feeling funny, Went and swiped his pappy's money. Mammy said, That's pretty good, I'd have done it if I could. EASTOWN FLOWER SHOP 1 128 E. Grand Blvd. PL. 6935 Finer Flowers Plus Personal Service Corsages Our Specialty CHINESE RITZ CAFE Sunday Special Full Course Chicken Dinner -- 75C Business Men's Lunch - 40c Evening Dinner ---- 6oe We specialize in Sea Foods, Frog Legs, Chop Suey, Etc. 9 1 0 5 E. jefferson at Holcomb W e Deliver MUrray 9274 KNOPES Flowers Flowers Properly Arranged -Properly Presented PLaza 0010 8516 Mack near Burns Elmer A. Knope Detroit, Mich. Eighly lhree THE 1936 ARROW It You Want These Things- I A Gllllll POSITION . . . SUBSTANTIAL SALARY . . UPPURTUNITIES FUR ADVANCEMENT . . . I BECOME A PRIVATE SECRETARY! Not one of our secretarial graduates is unem- ployed at the present time . . . and this is a fact of great importance to anyone who is contem- plating taking a business course. Shorthand, Typewriting, English, Spelling, Dictaphone, Filing, Office Practice, Accounting, Bookkeeping, Comptometer, Monroe and I Burroughs Calculators are taught in from three I to ten months, depending upon previous I education. THE CALCULATING 8g SECRETARIAL INSTITUTE I INSURANCE EXCHANGE BUILDING Telephone Randolph 1477 Elizabeth at John R. Street ' EARL FREEZE JX59 He dances divinely with marvelous I ease, I Now, girls, don't ask for his tele- h 5 l . I is 3 p one pease I t i lilfole R 'T . G ex P Carolyn Lane with twinkling eyes, ' In school is known for her lengthy sizeg I She dances with grace and a charm all I her own, GJ. , I And busy at night is her telephone. E ighly-four THE 1936 ARROW Mr. Brill: Next week we shall discuss evolution. .Ienette Audmkv: AhI more monkey business. Min Cook: Give me a. sentence using the pronoun I. Dznzcer I comes afterffn. Min Cook: Not I comes after say I came after. Dunce: I came after the letter H in the Alphabet. If a body sees 21 body Flunking in a quizz, If at body helps a body Is it any body's bizz? i Ilflr. Drew: I have ten different fruits here. I divide each in half. l-low X many have I now? Bcity Cw1ckcr.' Twenty, Mr. Dreux' I divide again. Now how many? Berry Cracl2.er.' ' 'Forty. Mr. Dreu'.' I divide again. Now what , have I got? I Betty Crocker: Fruit Salad. . l Clam Doznux Do you know the dif- ference between 21 march and a WL1lfZ?' Dick Young: No. Clam Daums I thought not. Let's sit down. 'l'l'I'll'I'E .hi prqfessiunal svluml l'0IHllll'fll1g Pure Courses. .'lf'1'ountan1'y and Business .'lfllllilllSIl'Uli0N. The practical lnethods used in teaching enable students to nlove rapidly into the business world. Write or cull for a new illustrated booklet describing the nlany unusual features of the courses and the lnstitulc. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES 120 IVIADISUN AVENUE E ighl y- five 1fJE Eigh ly-S ix First Row -Dunn, Fradcr, Dcmctrak, KOVYQ1lSki,'IUl1ilh. Second Row Trifan, Kopski, Hail, Pollacl1,Trucsdalc, Guy, Stevens Third Row- Boss, Bcaudin, Nordy, Boyer, Bremer. Fourth RowA-Buss, Schucl, Haas, Schwalm, MacRae. THE 1936 ARROW Professional College o Business Exclusively for Graduates of Colleges and High Schools Business Administration Shorthand Reporting and Secretarial Science and Court Practice Law Stenography and Commercial Teacher Training Conference Reporting for College Graduates 34th Year Begins September 9, 1936 One-year and two-year business courses, designed specifically for: GRADUATES IN LIBERAL ARTS, who desire to follow a Business career, Commercial Teaching, Secretarial Practice, Shorthand Report- ing, Accounting, or Civil Service. COLLEGE PREPARATORY GRADUATES of high schools, who desire to follow a Business Career, Secretarial Practice, Shorthand Reporting, Accounting, or Civil Service. COMMERCIAL GRADUATES of colleges and high schools, who desire to continue their business education. Complete Training in Shorthand Shorthand for Secretarial Practice-Beginning Shorthand to 140 uynm Shorthand for Senior Sec. Practice and Law Stenography-140 to 160 wpm Shorthand for Professional Reporting and Court Practice-160 to 200 wpm Evening Schools SIX EVENING SCHOOLS, meeting in the college building, each with its own faculty, provide training in the major branches of the Day School. These schools are:junior Secretarial, Senior Secretarial, Shorthand Report- ing, Shorthand Penmanship, Typewriting, Accounting. During each of the past three years these schools opened with a capacity attendance. Corjorfning to the practice of well-established colleges, this college does not employ anyone to canvass for students. Attendance past school year exceeded 600. Afplication for admission should he made in advance of the opening of a semester. Sylla us on request. Rflndolph 3880 Detroit Commercial College 19 Clifford at Woodward R. 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