Eastern High School - Eastern Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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POWE LS' POW WOW l4.T ln honor oT The coming oi Their new Chiei, Mr. John J. Powels, and Mrs. Powels, The TaculTy gave a big pow wow The evening OT OcTober 2I, I937. Among The guesTs were many Tormer members oT The TaculTy. Mr. George WaTerbury, in charge OT The aTTer-dinner enTerTainmenT inTroduced Miss Paula l-lenze, who welcomed Chiei Powels Trom The land oT The Eslcimos To The home camping ground. b Mr. Powels assured everyone ThaT he was very happy To be Their new Chiei and ThaT he deeply appreciaTed The welcome accord- ed him by barh TaculTy and sTudenTs. Accompanied by Miss Grace Jones, Mrs. Lucille Sherman sang Two songs, SweeT Phyllis and ln a Luxembourg Garden. The general chairman oT The occasion was Miss Nellie D. Moehlmanq oTher commiTTee chairmen were: recepTion, Miss Ella K. Trues- dale: Tinance, Mr. l-larold V. STarl4g dinner, Miss lrene DuTTy: decoraTion, Miss Grace Jones: inviTaTion, Miss Paula l-lenzeg and Table arrangemenTs, Mr. Edward Fuhry. Prepared by The luncheon sTaTT, The dinner was served by The girls oT The l-lome Eco- nomics Club under The direcTion of Miss ElizabeTh Bidwell. T COMMERCIAI.-Harold V. Stark, head, l.ois E. Akroyd, Isabel Bailey, James Eisele, Alma Freeland, Ida C. Harlmeck, Clara A. Johnson, Anna M. Johnston, Elizabeth Kaye, Viola Kelly. ENGLISH-Ella K. Truesdale, llead, VVilliam .-X. .-Xrlmaugli, Harriet L. Blum, jane A. Cochrane, Frances C. Cook, Edna l.. Erickson, Carl YV. linstke, Helene S. McCracken, Kathleen Mc- fnrdy, Marion H. Quinn, Samuel H. Spector, Rnthe B. Stone. FINE ARTS-V-Grace E. jones, head, Albert C. .'XFlllSll'OllQ2f, Lois Hearing, Donald Foltz, George Grncbner, Frieda M. Kasting, Paul A. XYeiland, FOREIGN LANGUAGES-Nellie D. Moelil- man, liead, Elsa B. Callewart, Minnie C. Einfalt, Rowland Hass.

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All THE PAST WE LEAVE BEHIND3 WE DEBAUIIH UPUN A NEWER, MIGHTIER WllRlD, VARIED WORI.Dg FRESH AND STRUNG, THE WURLD WE SIEZE,WORlIJ 0F LABUR ANIJ UF MARCH, PIUNEERS! 0 PIUNEERS! SENIURS