Eastern High School - Eastern Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Lf- i 7' 52,97 f T is ij T X 52,555 '+A fi AAS 6' -i '- fig -:, W ln a nafion af war fhe schools musf frain for war. To accomplish fhis aim fhe High School Vicfory Corps was organized on a nafional basis. Here af Easfern fhe Vicfory Corps has been successfully insfalled and is af presenf funcfioning in seven maior groups: Army, Air, Navy, Pro- fessional, lndusfrial, Commercial, and Homemaking. The sfudenfs parficipafing in fhese courses frain along specific lines fo prepare fhem for fhe various milifary and civilian services. Those in fhe indusfrial and armed forces group- ings are sfudying such subiecfs as mafhemafics, chemisfry, physics, radio, elecfricify, and pre-flighf aeronaufics. This fraining is necessary because Army sfafisfics show 'fhaf sixfy-fhree ouf of every hundred soldiers are now special- isfs-mechanics, radio operafors, machine gunners, 'rech- nicians, and fhe like. Skill in fhe armed services can be greafly increased and speeded up by adequafe preparafion before a young man is inducfed info service. The Vicfory Corps is fhus making a definife confribufion fo fhe armed services. Through high school courses in mafhemafics, in physics, and in radio repair fhe groundwork is being laid for fhe immense number of specialisfs needed for success- ful prosecufion of fhe war. Buf no army can fighf wifhouf fools. And here fhe de- mand is filled by fhe lndusfrial course, specifically designed fo frain our fufure indusfrial workers. Even in warfime, however, fhe essenfial occupafions of civilian life musf be confinued. Professional and commercial fields musf remain available fo fhe public. In fhis respecf fhe Vicfory Corps is preparing our youfh by giving fufure business and pro- fessional people fhe subiecfs fhey need fo become infegral parfs of our nafion. Language, composifion, governmenf, biology, bookkeeping, fyping, and similar subiecfs are in- cluded in fhe curriculum so fhaf essenfial civilian acfivifies may confinue fo funcfion as parf of fhe war efforf. The infelligenf and scienfific handling of problems in fhe home is sfressed in fhe Homemaking Corps. This field provides fraining in home science, clofhing, child care, nufrifion, family healfh, and fhe general well being of fhe people on fhe home fronf. Along wifh specialized sfudy, all members of fhe Vicfory Corps follow an arduous physical fifness program, which sfresses firsf aid, swimming, calisfhenics, and gymnasfics, wifh fhe boys, especially, geffing a condifioning which will enable fhem fo plunge direcfly info fhe roufine of fhe several services of our counfry. 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K- ,Q -,.5,W:f V , , 4 xg, iii .Q Q, ,, 3 iff gs Y sh y as is F 2 . 2 ' 'K' W PHYSICAL FITNESS The fheory fhaf hisfory repeafs ifself was sfrengfhened fhis year as fhe January semesfer saw fhe revival of fhe physical fifness program which was so popular in World War I. During fhaf war if became apparenf fhaf physical educafion would have fo be sfressed in fhe schools in order fo condifion 'Ihe boys for dufy in fhe armed services upon graduafion. Wi+h women now doing a fair share of winning fhe war, girls are now also included in fhis course. The purpose of Ihe physical fifness program foday is fo prepare high school sfudenfs for greafer service in fhe war efforf. Because of fhe greaf demand for fhe course and limifed gymnasfic facilifies, fhe sfudenfs are grouped info fhree unifs, one sfaying in fhe gym, anofher going fo fhe pool, and a fhird faking firsf aid. The course has been made as inferesfing as possible fhrough consfanf variafion of acfivifies. No day can be classed as fypical, because differenf exercises are done each day. However, all workoufs include calisfhenics, some of which are being led by sfudenfs. The exercises are such fhaf no parf of fhe body is leff idle. The aim is fo have all parfs of fhe body become, fhrough consfanf use, a perfecfly coordinafing unif. For boys, calisfhenics are usually followed by ever-varying relays, of which fhe obsfacle race is probably fhe mosf sfrenuous. Every imaginable obsfrucfion is used. Parallel bars are rigged fo resemble walls, and hurdles are placed fo form a funnel. Ropes are climbed, walls scaled, and hurdles iumped. Af fhe end of fhis fype of race fhe sfudenf may wonder whefher fhe course was designed fo make or break him. In place of fhe more rigorous relays, fhe girls have baskefball or ofher games. Nexf follow many acfivifies for fhe boys. Ju-iifsu, wresfling, frack, and boxing are faughf by falenfed, fime-sacrificing sfudenfs known as fhe Leader Corps. Running on fhe frack or free-for-all games, followed by a welcome, refreshing shower, may end fhe day's workouf. The sfudenf is faughf nof only how fo develop his body, buf how fo repair if. The firsf aid course is ouflined by +he American Red Cross and prepares one for any emergency which may arise. Hygiene, nufrifion, and safefy are also sfudied. The knowledge accumulafed in fhis course will be of benefif fo fhe boys and girls in war or peace. Skills of value fo fhe person on shipboard are faughf in fhe swimming pool. Breasf, side, and back sfrokes are sfressed, along wifh underwafer swimming. Because fhe back is profecfed by fhe skelefal sfrucfure while fhe abdomen and sfomach are no'r, sfudenfs are insfrucfed fo swim on fheir backs if in fhe wafer during fhe firing of depfh charges. How fo leap from a ship deck fo fhe wafer wifhouf iniury, how fo swim fhrough burning oil in groups and come oul' unsinged, surface diving-all are included in fhe all-ouf efforf fo prepare American youfh for fhe iob ahead. In a course of such varied acfivifies, one remains inferesfed fhroughouf, besides benelifing by fhe building of physical sfamina. Thirfeen SCIENCE The science depar+men+ has added new courses +his ferm, such as radio, eleclricily, and machines. S+uden'fs are lalcing +hese courses +o be beHer prepared +o serve ei+her in +he armed forces or in civilian life. Young men going info +he air forces are beHer equipped if fhey have a good, sound knowledge of physics. The war has also opened a large field in chemisfry and radio. All fhe sciences-physics, chemislry, biology, and fheir relaled branches-hold a new and viral impor+ance in our war world roday. Mr. Beddow's aviafion s+uden'rs learn fhe formula for li'H and how io solve ii on fhe large slide rule. Whaf is il, a bad lube or a burned ouf condenser? Mr. Brown's radio mainlfenance group learn fo repair a broken radio. ln Mr. Brown's elecfricily class much lime is speni on acfual experimen+a+ion. The s+a+ic machine absorbs fhe inferesf of ihese s+uden+s. MATHEMATICS The expanded ma+hema+ics deparfmenf is carrying a heavy load fhis year. All fhe seniors are faking some kind of mafh as a parf of +heir Vic+ory Corps program. Besides +he old buf ever impor+an+ courses in algebra, geomefry, and frigonomefry, fhe deparfmenl' is leaching pre-inducfion mafh, a course designed fo sfrengihen +he mafhemafical knowledge of sfu- denis. The war has caused fhe pendulum +o swing +oward ma+h, and 'ihe deparlmenf is doing excellenf work in preparing sfudenfs +o mee+ +he increased demand for ma+hema+ics. A pre-induciion group learn +he fundamenfals of per- cenlage. The +hird hour algebra sludenis lis+en while Rix Ryscamp explains a difficulf problem. Pay aflenfion, boys and girls! Henry Horldi reci+es in fhe 'liffh hour irigonomefry class. Mr. Edward Fuhry shows aspiring draTTsmen The correcT Technique in drawing. Girls show as much apTiTude in This work as boys, and oTTen rnuch more inTeresT. A boys' class in The shop under Mr. STecker's direcTion. Every available ma- chine is kepT going To Train EasTern boys Tor The irnporTanT iobs ahead. BOYS' VOCATIONAL AnoTher of EasTern's concreTe conTribuTions To The war eTTorT is The exTen- sive Training given in The vocaTional deparTmenT. This deparTmenT, headed by Mr. Edward Fuhry, oT'Ters splendid opporTuniTies Tor sTudenTs To build a sTurdy ToundaTion Tor work in The many vocaTional lines so necessary To The winning of The war. The equipmenT in The shop is modern and Tairly compleTe. MosT oT The machine classiTicaTions are included, alThough The shop is noT very large. FaciliTies are available Tor woodwork, meTal work, and arT meTal work. Every corner of space is used To The greaTesT advanTage. In The mechanical drawing room boys and girls learn The TundamenTals of drawing To scale, measuremenTs, accuracy, and The visualizaTion oT a com- pleTed iob from a blue prinT. Drawing is essenTial To all who aspire To engineering, draTTsmanship, archiTecTure, and relaTed lines. Sixfeen GIRLS' VOCATIONAL Influenced by fhe increasing frend of women foward facfories and shops, many girls are invading fhe fradifionally boys' courses in fhe mechanical drawing room and shop af Easfern. The presence of girls in fhese classes is no longer loolzed upon as a curiosify. ln fhe home economics division classes are offered in foods, clofhing, child care, and personal sfandards. This is a fradifionally girls' field, buf new emphasis is being placed on fhe imporfance of home economics. As a resulf of rafioning and scarcifies cooking is no longer a lavish arf, buf one of careful planning, budgefing, and economizing. The care of a home has become a serious problem involving much sfudy and planning. af firsf. handling of all ingredienfs. One of Mr. Dell's classes in beginning shop for girls. Some girls show a greaf nafural slrill in fhe handling of ma chines. Only a few girls are squeamlsh A coolring class learning how fo make a liffle go a long way. Rafioning and scarcifies malce our girls frugal in fhe Sevenfeen Eighfeen Ray Dorbolo Grace Leverenz OUTSTANDING COMMERCIAL STUDENTS The mosl' disfinguished commercial girl and boy sfudenfs of fhe June class selecfed by fhe Commercial Deparf- menf are Grace Leverenz and Ray Dorbolo. They bofh fool: fhe required commercial courses and complefed fheir worlc wifh greal' credif fo fhemselves and fhe deparfmenf. Each can fype befween 55 and 65 words per minufe and can fake dicfafion af fhe rafe of I00 words per minufe. COMMERCIAL Since fhe Vicfory Corps was infroduced af Easfern, fhe Commercial Deparfmenf has undergone many definife changes. The new program has been carried oul' under fhe supervision of Mr. Harold Sfarlc, head of fhe deparfmenf. Code Pracfice and Touch Typewrifing and a course in IZA Refresher Arifhmefic are new subiecfs infroduced by fhe deparfmenf under fhe Vicfory Corps program. Mrs. Lois Alcroyd feaches Code Pracfice and Touch Typewrifing, and Mr. James Eisele has charge of fhe Refresher Arifhmefic course. Sfudenfs show greaf inferesf in Code Pracfice and Touch Typewrifing, in many insfances reporfing fo class code messages broadcasf over fhe air. An examinafion in arifhmefic recenfly given by fhe Unifed Sfafes Navy fo high school seniors broughf ouf fhaf fhe average marlc was only SZW. The Commercial Deparfmenf is frying fo help remedy fhis poor showing of seniors by offering Refresher Arifhmefic fo IZA pupils af a fime when fhey are ready fo use if in business and in fhe armed services. The Commercial Deparfmenf has also given generously of ifs fime in pre- paring maferial for various school underfakings, such as rafioning, Red Cross and Communify Fund drives, War Bond sales, as well as fhe regular roufine services rendered 'ro fhe school office, deparfmenfs, and individual feachers. : TYPEWRITING Typewri+ing is one of fhe mos+ imporranf courses laughf by +he Commercial Deparfmenf. I+ is a basic subiecf and meefs a wide- spread need in 'The business world. The srudenfs in +his class show fhai' correcf posfure and posifion are essenfial for accura+e and speedy fypewrifing. CODE PRACTICE Code Pracfice was in+roduced fo 'lrain s+uden+s in 'rhe basic principles of code and 1'ype work. If is 'raughl by Mrs. Akroyd by means of records which have groups of +he alphabef and num- bers wi+h +heir code characfers on fhem. When fhese are heard on +he phonograph, fhe s'I'uden+ immediafely 'Types +he leHer. Then The correcf le++er is given. The requiremen+ +o pass 'fhe course is +en words per minu+e. STENCILS Abiliry 'I'o cu+ a sfencil is a graduarion requiremenf of fhe Commercial Depar'I'- mem' and an essenfial parl' of mimeograph- ing. The commercial seniors are laughf +o cuf sfencils a+ +he beginning of +he +erm so +ha+ 'rhey can assisf wi+h 'lhe daily aHendance reporfs and o+her fimely maferial +ha+ has +o be mimeographed. A+ fhe leif, Ka+hryn Krause, Jack Sim, and Ray Dorbolo are culling slencils in con- necfion wi+h +he ra+ioning program. Miss Freeland is working ai' her desk in +he background. MIMEOGRAPHING A gradua+ion requiremenf of +he Commercial Deparfmenf is 'rha+ all s+uden+s learn +o opera+e +he mimeograph and mimeoscope. These are essen- 'fial aclivifies in lhe business world. Oflen a draw- ing, diagram, or verlical ruling is required. This worlc is done on +he mimeoscope. When 'rhe sfencil has been cu+ and mimeoscoped, if is run off on The duplicalor. The commercial seniors are usually laughl mimeographing a+ +he beginning of fhe +erm. ln fhis way fhey are able +o assis+ wi+h lhe daily aHendance repor+s and many bullelins +ha+ are prepared for +he office and olher deparlmenls. Mary Poliui is shown mimeoscoping a siencil afier if has been cu? Mimeographinq of the stencil is demonsirafed by Grace Leverenz and Thelma Sharpeg while Naomi Rornanzin, Lillian Anfhony, Mariorie Gaffield, Selma Dooge, and Josephine Danioni are reading over The finished producf. Twenfy 12A REFRESHER ARITHMETIC Mr. Eisele is solving a problem in Refresher Arifhmelic for several girls in fhe class. ling siudenfs demonsfraie whal' They know in salesmans Refresher Arilhmelic is a new course recenlly added by l'he Commercial Deparlmenl' as parl of 'lhe Vicfory Corps program. I+ is a required l2A subieci' and is in- lended as a review of ari+hme+ic. There were +wo classes in lhis subiecl' during fhe second semes+er, bofh +augh+ by Mr. James Eisele. RETAILING The purpose of re+ailing is fo leach fhe sfudenis 'lo become efficienl' salespeople. Girls find +his 'Training very inleresling because of fhe psychology which i'l' in- volves. They also have 'l'he opporfunily lo become acquainled wi+h +he wide range of menlal lraifs of cuslomers. The lraining is valuable +o fulure salespeople and 'l'o lhose who wanl' +o malre a career in merchandis- ing and refail supervision, and is also of greal' benefif 'ro sfudenfs who enfer ofher fields of work. Twenfy-one Twenty-Iwo During the four days of rafioning, fhe lunchroom was iurned info an efficient up-fo-daie office capable of handling hundreds of applicanis with smoorhness and ease. The piciure a+ fhe lefi is a general view of one secfion of fhe lunchroom. A close-up of one unii af work. Miss Ansley, assisfed by one of ihe siudenf helpers, is making our fhe forms neces- sary fo issue Rafion Book 2 fo a cusfomer. The units worked in shiffs, wiih enough regisfrars on fhe iob ai any hour during fhe afiernoon and evening. RATIONING The school was alive wifh fhe excifemenf of ihis new even+ which had enfered i+s doors. For four days, February 23-26, fhe school day was shorfened. All siudenfs were dismissed a+ noon, some fo go fo work, ofhers +o refurn affer lunch +o help wi+h 'rhe issuing of Rafion Book 2. Before The days arrived, pa+rio+ic sfudenfs gafhered wi+h fheir +eachers in +he audiiorium +o become acquainfed wiih +he process of issuing books. If was a complicafed affair, buf fhe 'teachers and siudenfs were glad fo do fheir part The books were issued in The lunchroom, which was furned info a very business-like office. A+ fhe head of each of ihe six divisions sal' a ieacher wifh fhe necessary supplies, and an R.O.T.C. boy. I+ was fhe du+y of +hese boys fo equalize 'lhe number of cus+omers which each division received. Mr. S+ark, head of fhe Commercial Deparfmenf and supervisor of +he procedure, hovered around, ready 'ro answer quesiions and seffle any diffi- culiies which mighi' arise. Soon +he cusfomers began arriving, and +he pencils of fhe feachers and sfudenis raced over fhe books and papers, filling in fhe necessary dafa. Someiimes business was slack, somefimes heavy: bu+ always fhe ieachers and s+uden+s were ready, willing, and able, as fhey will be in fhe fufure whenever such occasions arise. SECONDHAND BOOKSTORE A greal' asse+ +o all Easfernifes is +he well known secondhand booksfore, presided over by +he familiar figure of Mr. Eisele and a sfaff of compe'I'en+ assisfanfs. The books+ore olifers a ready means for disposing of books no longer needed and for 'rhe purchase of needed books when new classes form fwice a year. Many frugal sfudenfs fake advanfage of fhis oppor+uni+y 'ro be supplied wiih 'rexl' books +hroughou+ fheir school days a+ a very small cosf. The secondhand books+ore, af +he same fime, oFFers commercial s+uden+s an oppor+uni+y +o gain experience in meefing people, handling money, pricing, filing, and o'I'her ac'l'ivi+ies which will prove of value of fhem in lafer life. Secondhand booksfore girls ai work. Leff fo righf: Dorolhy Parnell, Sfack- ingg Efhel Knighf, filing, Mariorie Gal'- field, checking, Gerfrude Galia, sfamp- ing, Josephine Danfoni, checking: BeHy Lou Kufack, sfampingg and Kaihryne Rid- dell, checking. Another group of girl assisfanls in ihe bookslorez Beverly Ann Sharrar, Vivian Alongi, Sfella Masfyi, Edna Barr, Lenore Fairbanks, Freda Cosby, and Mary Badoli. These girls wouldn'1 be leff ou+. They are, from fop down, and leff fo righf: Cafherine Boccomino, Jean Carmichael, Elnora Beyer, Laverna Morris, Mary Kay Bushala, Selma Dooge, and Nelda Napier. Af fhe righf: Josephine Chio- dini, Berry Riberdy, Tefia Kamenilsa, and Zena Amico. The Eastern High School Mixed Chorus at rhe fall concert. FALL CONCERT An oulslanding success was +he verdicl on +he fall concerf, which was presenled on November 24 and 25. The lhree soloisls, Emile Simonel, Donald Hosfeller, and Shirleyan Cook, were lhe highlighls of +he occasion. Shirleyan played Lisz+'s Rhapsody No. ll like a professional, encoring wifh Valse Op. 64 by Chopin bolh nighrs. Don sang fhe Pilgrim's Song by Tschaikowsky, offering as an encore Wil'houl' a Song by Youmans. Emile performed 'rhe lirsl' movemenl' of Rieding's Concer+ino in D and Play Fiddle Play by Deufsch, lhe laHer being his encore on bolh nighls. Needless ro say all rhree were applauded long and enfhusiaslically. The mixed chorus opened fhe concerf wi+h Klemm's Lei There Be Song , arranged by Mr. Apfekar. The Girls' Glee Club presenled Nighl' Song by Clokeyg The Gay Ranchero by Hopping GrefchaninoFl's On lhe S'l'eppe g and Take Joy Home by Basset The orcheslra, under Mr. Paul Weiland's clirecfion, did a fine job of inferpreling lhe Lyric Overlure by Taylor and +he Bouree from Bach's Second Violin Sonala. Song of fhe Open Road by Malo'H'e was sung by lhe Boys' Glee Club. The boys also sang Friendship by Haesche and lhe much-beloved arrange- menl of Malol le's The Lord's Prayer , in which Clyde Weber's solo voice was very e'FFecl'ive. l Am fhe Wind by Dawson, Madam JeanneHe and Sing, Heigh-Ho , by Murray and McKay respecfively, were sung by l'he choir. The finale was Ode fo America by Cain, performed by 'rhe chorus and orcheslra combined. Miss Grace Jones, Mr. Paul Weiland, Mr. Millon Aplekar, and Miss Lois Dearing deserve much praise for l'he excellenl' performance. T enfy-four ?7 MUSIC Under fhe direclion of Miss Grace Jones, Eas+ern's music depar+men+ has faken a viral pari' in our war acfivify here a+ school by reaching fhe songs and music of our own counfry, our Allies, and our Lafin American neighbors. Perhaps fhe musicians 'irained af Easfern will some day enierfain our soldiers ai' U.S.O. organizaiions, can+eens, or clubs. Music liffs 'ihe hearfs and spirifs of war-+orn counfries, eases +he ragged edges of war nerves, and fakes us in+o a world of lovely melody and song. For fhese reasons, music will always enioy a high place in any school cur- riculum. Even wi+h fhe war program, however, +he music deparfmeni' has noi neglecfed i+s fradifional concer+s nor 'lhe singing of 'I'he familiar carols ai' Chrisimas fime, +o which all Eas+erni+es look forward as one of +he mos+ impressive and beaufiful 'iradifions of our school. The band, in fheir snappy uniforms, added a gay nofe +o +he foofball season wifh rendi+ions of 'ihe game's +radi+ional pieces and fhe ever-preseni corps of preffy drum maiorefies s+ruH'ing dramaiically a+ +he head. The orchesfra performed well a+ +he senior plays and +he concerfs, and should be commended especially for i+s fine music a+ +he commencemeni' exercises. All ihe vocal classes, fhough less well known +han +he special groups, are fraining sfudenis' voices and are fruly adhering +o +he moH'o, Keep America Singing . The value of music during war fime cannoi' be over- looked, and our music deparfmeni' is doing an especially fine job af fhis fime. Miss Jones is directing a combined vocal clans, with Miss Deering ai the piano. Y ,,..., . ,...,m..l ,x Twenfy h ve Twenfy-six Miss Graham's Hisfory l2bl fhird hour siudenis are using 'lhe map of +he world lo locale lhe islands we won as a resull of fhe Spanish-American War. A second hour geography group make use of a Unifed S+a+es map in fheir sfudy of currenf evenis. The Social Sludies classes regularly review currenl evenls. soclAL srunnss Eas+ern's Social Sfudies classes furnish anolher fine example of our school in 'ihe war effort ln 'lheir aH'emp+ +o work ou? some of fhe civilian war problems, +he Social S+udies classes are sfressing consumer educafion and sfudying essenfial war commoclifies and fheir subsfifufes. Budgels for 'rhe poinl' rafioning sysfem and for prices are also being worked ou+. The hisfory and civics classes, of course, are cons+an+ly sludying maps and geographies +o keep up wifh our ever-changing world. They are also fosfering Pan-American rela+ionship by s+udying and frying +o unders+and more +hor- oughly our neighbors +o fhe sou+h. Civics and problems classes are 'raughl' +he fundamenlals of our greaf Democracy. An aHemp+ is being made fo 'familiarize all pupils wilh fhe forms of governmenf found in fhe Unifed Slafes and how lhese forms work. To gain a beHer unclersfanding of our elec+ion sysfem, fhe civics classes regularly conduc+ all school eleclions. ln +he economics classes, lhe sludenfs are ge'Hing very in+eresl'ing ins'I'ruc'l'ion in delecfing counlerfeif money. The Social S+uclies Depar+men+ is inslrumenfal in keeping +he sfudenls up-+o-dale in curren+ evenls and in helping lhem +o adiusl' 'I'heir fu+ures io such evenfs. FOREIGN LANGUAGES This year, insfead of a general Chrislmas fesfival for fhe enfire Foreign Language Deparfmenl, par+ies were held in +he various classes. There were songs, sfories, games, and, of course, refreshmenfs. ln I943 +he Spanish Club, sponsored by Mrs. McConlrey, ioined fhe Mefro- polifan Pan-American Club. Membership is open fo anyone who is in+eres+ed. Easfernifes meer sfudenfs from ofher high schools and +oge+her +hey become acquainled wi+h fhe cusfoms and culfure of our Pan-American neighbors. The Foreign Language Deparfmenf of Easfern High School offers classes in French, German, lfalian, Spanish, and Lafin. Now, more fhan ever before in fhe hislory of fhis counlry, fhere is a demand for people who lcnow foreign languages, and +his demand will grow as foreign lands are occupied by fhe Uni+ed Nafions. The opporfunifies for fhose who really lmow languages will be almosi' unlimifed eiffer fhe war. Some of fhese people will lake a parf in fhe reconsfrucfion period and in fhe planning for a world peace. We sincerely hope +ha+ ihey will help pave fhe way for a much be'Her world. A g d nelghbo from Peru, Miss Eugenia Lizarzaburu, addresses The Spanish Club. Mr. Galan1a's lfalian class sfudies fhe culiure la guage nd geography of lfaly. One of the advanced German classes holds its annual Chrisrmas parfy. Ons of Mi falfs Fre ch sfudenfs pracfices conversing in fha? language wifh members of fha class. H's a Merry Chrisfmas in free lang ages fo The Spa ish 4A's. ENGLISH Under fhe direcfion of Miss Ella K. Truesdale, fhe English Deparfmenf has included in ifs regular program of speech, composifion, and liferafure new fexfbooks and new plans of sfudy sfressing fhe war and Americanism. The aim of fhe deparfmenf is nof only fo 'leach fhe sfudenf fo speak and wrife his language correcfly, buf also fo enable him fo have a wider, more com- prehensive view of fhe war fhrough fhe sfudy of confemporary liferafure and currenf evenfs. The fenfh grade classes read fhe pamphlef You Can Defend America, which confains fwelve lessons on building up a new defense in which every American should fake a parf. The booklef is an inspiring fribufe fo American ingenuify and enferprise. Elevenfh graders are keeping posfed on fhe world af war by reading and discussing confemporary magazines and essays. In fhe classes, fhe building up of morale and fhe sympafhefic undersfanding of fhe world's problems are fhe aims. Twenfy Modern Americans is one of fhe books being used in fhe fwelffh grade. lf is a collecfion of fhe biographies of fwenfiefh-cenfury Americans who have added much fo fhe culfure of our counfry. The life sfories of Richard Byrd, J. Edgar Hoover, George Washingfon Carver, Amelia Earharf, Will Rogers, Pearl Buck, and ofher equally famous Americans give a frue cross-secfion of life in America fo fhe sfudenfs. The book Thus Be H Ever, used also in senior classes, confains sfories and poems depicfing fhe six phases of our presenf world condifion. If helps fo answer, fhrough fhe besf confemporary aufhors, sfudenfs' quesfions of why, whaf, and how we are fighfing. ln addifion fo fhe regular classes, fhe English Deparfmenf has several exfra-curricular acfivifies which are also on a war program. The Round Table Discussion Club has presenfed many fopics of vifal inferesf fo every sfudenf who desires fo be a well informed American. The Speakers' Bureau is in keeping wifh fhe fimes by incorporafing in ifs program of speeches such fopics as Helping Uncle Sam , Blood Donors , Pan-Americanism , War Heroes , and Refugees . The Radio Guild, always willing and able, has been called on from fime fo fime fo give broadcasfs. The members fhem- selves casf, produce, and direcf fheir programs, fhus giving valuable experi- ence fo fhose who desire fo furfher fheir knowledge of radio. Anofher group of Easfern sfudenfs who are oufsfanding for fheir confri- bufion fo fhe school is fhe Pierian Club. Easfern's poefry group has used many phases of fhe war as inspirafion for fine work. Under fhe direcfion of Miss Whife, fhe Pierians have complefed anofher successful year. Many advanced English sfudenfs enfered fhe cify-wide English confesfs. The Women's Auxiliary of fhe V. F. W. sponsored an essay confesf again fhis year. The fopic was Unifed We Win. The aim of fhe confesf was fo increase fhe pafriofic spirif of American youfh and fheir knowledge of con- femporary problems. Allan Balfer and Don Wines placed well in fhe dis- fricf confesf of fhe Michigan Exfemporaneous Group, and Dempsey Prappas enfered fhe Thomas Jefferson Oraforical Confesf. Twenfy-eighf W ' 535' , -51 V 5 3 - F22 : '14 wi ., L v Vfgw, ' A , W Q 5 3 ey W Q WMM P' 'M A 1 x e' 'Q , +25 YM yt im, fsfgffffif -- i ,fi W ' , 5 . ,i .. . A V Y fi 35 - fl, 1 K' ww . 7 H ,if:3g,?'fgff.??L' 1- ' N uf' ff? X, ' . iw imp f 'ygiygzyy . . A ,X .. 'mf - ...,. W f V? 2 FJ ,wi 7 ,aw 'bfi 1 sy dm? A 'A' .. az, F f G? ,, 'Q '63 PS, W 5 kia ya! ' K M .5 .sw .i ' 1' 92 ull -S. . f - W i . ,I , , ' -: . A 'sw Q b v rib 1... Q, as gl ,,, iw if ,9 Q? Q. Q , I Y 5 W . D A it . ,Q EW A f N RADIO GUILD One of fhe very acrive organizalions a+ Easrern is fhe Radio Guild. Under +he guidance of Mr. Harold Rowley, fhe Guild produces all of fhe programs +ransmi'Hed over +he school public address sysrem, including +he popular Indian of fhe Air. The Radio Guild is governed by irs elecfed presidenf, vice-presidenr, and secreraryg Mary Cecil, Mariorie Lang, and Roberr Ralph: and all programs are under fhe managemenf of srudenf producers and direcfors. Various roles are porlrayed by sfudenrs specializing in characfer parfs, sound effecfs, or announcing. The Guild has a sranding membership of over forry sfudenfs on ready call for any assignment Some of rhe mosf acrive players are Mariorie Lang, Mary Cecil, Berry Ann Wolf, and Roberr Ralph. The Guild has provided 'the school wi+h many pleasanf diversions, ofren during record period. I+ has presenfed a variery of programs, from mysfery fo comedy, as well as programs in which Mr. Powels 'rallied fo 'rhe sfudenf body. The Guild has been firmly behind every school campaign wifh a suirable program. The Radio Guild is indeed one of Eas'l'ern's mosf progressive sfudenr organizafions, srressing good radio fechnique and providing enrerrainmeni for all. A fypical view of The Radio Guild af rehearsal iime. SPEAKERS' BUREAU The Eas+ern Speakers' Bureau, an organiza+ion of s+uden+s under 'lhe direc+ion of Mr. Harold Rowley, is enfirely an oral expression group. The Bureau has underfalxen fhe iob of infroducing campaigns and drives +o +he school and serves as fhe informa+ive medium belween fhe adminisfrafion and 'I'he sfudenrs. The members go fo fhe various houses and homerooms, giving Their iallrs and informing and ins+ruc+ing fhe s+uden+s on currenf irems in school. A number of fhe Bureau's older members have given many fallxs ouiside of school. Ann Lippinco++, one of +he Bureau's mos+ ac+ive members among +he January seniors, gave +allcs +o various clubs and women's organizafions in fhe neighborhood. The Bureau is led by Hs presidenf, Dempsey Prappas: vice-presidenr, John Waldo: and secrefary, Caroline Rybinslri. A debafing program was carried ouf for Bureau members in fhe lalfer parl' of fhe semes+er, in which 'I'he enlire membership had an opporfunify fo debafe un+il fhe final winning 'leam was selecled. Alfhough fhis proiecf was limifed fo fhe Bureau members, i+ is a good example of fhe consfrucfive acfivifies of +he Speakers' Bureau. The Speakers' Bureau in a formal pose in fhe conference room. ROUND TABLE The Round Table Discussion Group. organized by Mr. Harold Rowley soon af+er his arrival al' Easfern, is one of lhe mos+ popular oral expression ac+ivi+ies in +he school. The members meel on Wednesday evenings al' 'l'he Mark Twain Library and discuss lopics of varied inleresl, ranging from such subiecfs as Pos+- war Peace fo fhose of more localized in+eres+, such as Eas'l'ern a+ War. On numerous occasions Mr. Rowley inviles guesls who are well acquainled wilh l'he 'lopic al hand. ln lhis manner, 'lhe Round Table has played hosl lo a number of lhe members of Eas'lern's facully, 'ro a minisler, and 'lo Mr. Lov- ing, a negro speech leacher al Miller High, who came lo fhe Round Table wilh a group of his sfudenfs. The Discussion Group, in ils e'Flior'l +o promole a be++er underslanding of fhe problems facing youlh loday, is accom- plishing ifs purpose. PIERIANS Pierians lake pride in lheir scrapbook, They wri+e of lhe weal: and gallanl, Which is lcepl by lheir sponsor, Miss While: Of +he sad, lhe happy, and gay: ll conlains lhe very besl' of poems They wri'l'e wi+h God-given 'l'alen+ Thal +he Pierians ever did wri+e. A slory, a poem, or a play. MacKenzie, Waldo, and Adams Are oliiicers +he members did choose: MacKenzie is sealed as presidenl, While Waldo collecls all lhe dues. William Nihon 222-l I5 Thirfy-iwo HALL GUARDS Among +he mosf impor+an+ fac+ors in fhe mainfenance of good order in Eas+ern's halls are fhe hall guards. This organiza+ion, sponsored and direc+ed by Miss Diclcer, is composed of selecied members of +he sfudenf body. Their du+ies, fhough no+ numerous, are of greaf imporfance. The hall guards help preserve order and digni+y in our halls and enforce +he rules governing safe and sys+ema'ric movemenl' of sfudenls. Pos+s are es+ablished and faken by regular guards every hour. Since if is such a worfhwhile organiza+ion, ihe members are proud +o wear +he pins which designafe +hem as hall guards. Mosf of fhe Chiefs have a+ some +ime confribufed +o ihis service, which is, inciden+ally, an excellenf way 'lo ob+ain service poin+s. Hall guard capiains for fhe second semesfer were E. Phelps, M. Kafoury, R. Ralph, H. Dis+ler, D. Hos+e+ler, G. Goe+z, K. Neumann, D. Barly, and W. Thomas. R. O. T. C. The Reserve Officers Training Corps has always been an im- porfanf unif in fraining officers for bofh fhe acfive army and fhe army reserve. R. O. T. C. cadefs learn firsf aid, milifary courfesy, milifary hisfory, fhe use of a gun, discipline, and fhe faking and following of orders. Since fhe oufbreak of fhe presenf war, fhe fraining of fhe R. O. T. C. has become more highly concenfrafed fhan ever before. Even milifary appearance has noi' been neglecfed. All fhe cadefs have been requesfed 'ro gel' brush or G. I. haircufs fo improve uniform appearance and fo show fhaf fhere is a greaf deal of discipline in fhe schools. ll' is necessary now for a cadef fo have a C average in all subjecfs, and an officer musf have a B average. All cadefs musf pass a physical examinafion, musf be five feef fall or over, and musf weigh af leasf I00 pounds. ln fhe pasf few monfhs Eas+ern's R. O. T. C. has become more and more imporfanf in fhe eyes of fhe army commanding officers. lf was fhe Easfern unil' fhal' firsi' sfarfed fhe idea of Sunday drills on Belle Isle, a pracfice which fhe cadefs have confinued since Sepfember, I942. I+ was also fhe Easfern R. O. T. C. which sfarfed fhe firsi' hiking frip, which was held on fhe sfudenfs' own fime and was paid for by fhe sfudenfs. Over fhe Easfer vacafion a group of 75 Easfern R. O. T. C. cadefs wenf on a six-day camping frip fo Ufica. The highlighfs of fhe frip were a fwenfy-fwo-mile hike, rifle drill, combaf fraining, general camp roufine, dress parade, and cooking fhe meals. Maior Carl E. Brand, fhe new baffalion commander af Easfern, was in charge and he was ably assisfed by his officer sfaff headed by Capfain Jones, Lieufenanf Ferguson, and Sergeanf Dereszewski. These poinfs and many ofhers noi' menfioned fend fo show fhaf fhe cadefs of fhe Easfern R. O. T. 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W, E: , ix X iw in Y '1 si . - A me mix G . ,Q . 52 A formal pic? re of lhe Junior Red Cross Council. Boffom, Ieff: These Red Cross members seem proud of the resulfs of lhe Book Dr ve Cenfer Collection Day for The Red Cross. Right: Members of the Council are making Christmas cards. JUNIOR RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross Council was organized al Easlern in May, l942, by Lieufenanl- Willard Moore. The officers for 'lhe fall ferm of l942-I943 were +he following: presidenf, Jeanne Kaudererg vice-pres., Jane Morris, sec., Paul Penfecosfg freass., Clarence Shuler. The winfer ferm oFFicers were Jane Morris, presidenfg John Brown, vice-pres.: Mary Lou Marshall, sec., Don Bammel, freas. When L+. Moore was called +o acfive du+y, lhe sponsorship of fhe club was faken over loy Miss Fillingham, who has been doing a splendid iob. The obieclive of fhe club has been fo help in all palriofic acfivifies of De+roi+, such as +he special slamp drive for Pearl Harbor Day and salvage of records, hosiery, papers, clo+hes, and Chrislmas cards. A file of Easfernifes in service has been lcepl, and many leHers have been wrilfen +o +he boys. The home- rooms have been urged io have 'lhe Pledge of Allegiance and 1-he Flag Salufe. A song sheel' has also been prepared for +he use of Easlern sludenls. Commiflee chairmen for bofh 'l'erms were 'l'he following: BeH'y Aumaifre, Jean Carmichael, Madilyn Corbin, Marilyn Corbin, Theresa des Rivers, Margaref Dreger, Richard Garreff, Susan Kuivenen, Doris Lemke, Mary Lou Marshall, Joan Morrill, Jane Morris, Pauline Nielson, Horlense Reid, Clarence Shuler, and Rene Thibaulf. Thirfy-seven s 5 fi ifwz' ' K, www ,. Wm M ,Q fs ,ef Q wifi 1 xi F . .,. , A W 41 s 'Q ,J ,Ne- 1 '34 '35 we ,, , ,A fr.. .., W., 5, Nilwii ,6 ff if we 3 4 ft gy g I s :.Q fs? v 2 4 asv ' 2 W Sz jig , if HE W , f 1 L5 , . I 'S -35 U 4? Q xi? ' 5 ,ima ' -.rw H krft gg Ei 3 ix fu mi., ff sw FALL TERM EDITORS News, Eleanor Colfer: Iilerary, Geraldine Renaud: fealure, Florence Temmeng sporfs, William Pelerseng arf, Richard Garreli. ASSISTANT EDITORS News, Josephine Galia, Josephine Gurziclcg fea- fure, Dolores Freeman, sporfs, Paul Penlecosi. COLUMNISTS Lorraine Carabell, George Farmalcis, Dolores Freeman, Harmar Kafes, William Pelersen, Florence Temmen, Chrisiine Rennie. REPORTERS John Nazer, Roma Turner, Jack Foss, Bernard Sloan, Myron Ferguson. BUSINESS STAFF Exchange, Lorraine Carabellg solicifors, Madilyn Corbin, Marilyn Corbin, circulalion, Lorraine Carabell. SPRING TERM EDITORS News, Josephine Gurziclrg Iilerary, Josephine Galiag feafure, Dolores Freeman: sporls, Paul Penlecosh arf, Richard Garrerl. ASSISTANT EDITORS Feaiure, Annelfe Diefersg sporis, Jack Foss. COLUMNISTS Janie Devey, Harmar Kaies, Franlz Paflon, Paul Penfecosi, William Pefersen, Chrisiine Rennie, Bernard Sloan, Florence Temmen. REPORTERS Myron Ferguson, Diana Meerschaeri, Waller Panlcralz, Dominic Trupiano, Harold Ulrich, John Waldo, Helen Rifler, Geraldine Sprague, John Nehmann, Alma Rasmussen. BUSINESS STAFF Exchange, Frank Paliong business manager, Madilyn Corbin, adverlising and circulafion, Marilyn Corbin, soliciiors, Bessie Goilcas and Roberf Mazzie. FACULTY ADVISERS Facully pholographer, Frederic Beddowg ar+ dgrecior, Frieda Kaslingg sfalif direcfor, Harriei I.. B um. Top: Assislanf edilors deliver copies hoi off The press. Center: Members of The business staff disfribuie ads on the page dummies Boffom: Edilors mee? To seifle fhe paper's problems. Cui 'em up , bleed 'em , 'I'hrow 'em in fhe guH'er . No, nor a murder scene: iusi' a session in fhe Arrow office. Tha+'s +I1e way we speak of pic- Iures. Olher expressions in our vernacular which inspire fear in Ihe edilors' hearfs are deadline, prinfer's copy, engraver picks up Ioday , can'f find +ha+ pic+ure , eI'c. Yes, while ofher sIuden+s bend Iheir weary heads over homework, members of Ihe Arrow sfaff bend Iheir ever-so-weary heads over copy, picfures, and Ihe dummy , The old Arrow office, 302, is always open, even Ia+e info Ihe nighf Ihe week before deadline. We cuI', wri+e, and generally slave un'IiI we can give you Ihis I943 edifion of Ihe Arrow. Jane Hiie Doris Lemke EDITORIAL STAFF EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS Edi+or5-in-CI1ief Allan Baller, Ellen Cherubini, Olga Friedl, Chris Ar+ . .. ,. .. . . Doris Lemke Howard, Harmar Ka+es, Rosemary Pascoe, Mar- Liferary. , .,., Jane Hi+e iorie Provo. , SCaroI Holly Eas+erm+es.. I I . wane Ulrich ART STAFF Acfiviiies , Pa+ Girardello Manager, Virginia Garrelsg assisfanfsz Alvin Nickel, Houses .. . ,,... Alva Lemke Charles Magda, Wilbur Thomas, June Draper, Spor'I's , . . .Roberf Higbee Helen Erns'I'. The sectional ediiors and managers are here planning Ihe firsi sfages of Ihe dummy. THE ARROW l Mr. Eisele and The business sfaff are discussing The annual sales drive. FACULTY ADVISERS Edilorial and general make-up . . ...,. Mr. Samuel Specior Ari' ..........., . . ..,., Miss Frieda Kasling Phoiography . . . . . . .Mr. Fred Beddow Business, . . . , .,... Mr. James Eisele Adverfising ,,.....,...,.... Miss Clara Johnson OFFICE STAFF Manager, Be'Hy Parrish: assis'l'an+s: Nancy Pe-Ho, Theone Rich, June Young, Grace Leverenz. BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager, . , . . . . . . Marjorie Garfield Assislani Business Manager ,,,... Ger+rude Galia Aclverfising Manager ..r., ,Josephine Danfoni Circulafion Manager., .,..,.., Lenore Fairbanks Circularion Assisianfs Zena Amico, Mary Daslcas, Vivian Alongi, Rose Luiomslci, Louise O'Brian, Beverly Ann Sharrar The staff and Mr. Specfor are in one of Their ninth hour conferences. T D fh S hmidf Helen Ernsf Adele Meyer Kafhryn Krause Second row Fronf row, IeH fo righf: Mariorie Lang, Margarel Brink, Roma urner, oro y c , , Al ' B H M rrz Selma Dooge Third row Mariorle Garfield Eleanor Colfer Noula Aihans, Helen Kafkalis, Josephine Danloni, Elaine Bradley, Belly vin, e y e ,u . Jane Morris, Harrief Disfler, Wynn Shemwell, Margaref Heck, Joan Morrill, Mary Frances Smifh, Las! row: Ruth Bosshard Ray Dorbolo William Pelersen Lennox Walsh, Forfy-two Henry Horldl, William Bowen, Don Wines, Margarel Dreger, CHIEFS Represenfing scholarship, leadership, service, and characfer our Chiefs are Easfern's chapfer of fhe Nafional Honor Sociefy of Secondary Schools. A scholasfic average of B plus and a fofal of fwenfy-five service poinfs are fhe requiremenfs for fhis organizafion. The Chiefs have falcen an acfive parf in fhe War Board and have aided fhe war efforf by sponsoring a rag drive and fhe War Sfamp Sfomp, a pafriofic dance af which fhey sold one hundred dollars' worfh of war sfamps. Chiefs who have clisfinguishecl fhemselves as leaders in acfivifies ar Easfern include G. Scoff, A. Lippincoff, M. Von Oeyen, N. Mosher, and G. Farmalris, of fhe January graduafing class, W. Shemwell, D. Schmidf, H. Horldf, D. Wines, and W. Pefersen, of fhe June graduafing class. Many oufsfanding Chiefs will remain fo carry on fheir good worlr. The Chiefs fhis year losf fhe guidance of Miss Jane Diclrer, sponsor since l925, who relinquished her posifion in March. However, fhey were able fo secure fhe services of Miss Frances Whife, a former Easfern Chief. Miss Whife is lceenly inferesfed in fhe organizafion and has made a fine sfarf foward confinuing 'lhe fradifion of Easfern's Honor Sociefy. F sf w iefr fo rrghf L B neil, E. Kohn, K. Neumann, C. Jackson, J. Shepard, T. Miles, C. Dereszewski, J. Neumann, D. Vicar Second row aFear J oma bsfeun A Ross, D. Hosfeiler, W. Coffeen, M. Joseph, E. Torner. Third row: A. Di8iasi, D. Wines, J. Donov J Shale J Oliver G Lehmann D Lehmann R Lehmann, F. Wiflwer. Las? row: W. Diefers, A. Billings, F. Schipperl, W. McComsey, H. Hubrechl, J. Alon C Ross E Ben enufl T Greenfield R Dlefers E CLUB Wifh capable leaders al fhe helm, +he E Club, an organizaiion of afhlefes who have won le++ers in sporis, has developed inlo an honor club. Led by Mr. Hugo Maison, +he E Club has sponsored several successful programs 'lo raise money for a service flag of Easfern alumni leffermen and giiis for Easiern men in +he service. William Dielers efficienlly fills fhe oFFice of president He is assisled by Dominic Vicari, vice-presidenrg James Neumann, secreiaryg and Dick Leh- mann, sergeanl'-ai'-arms. Since lhe inaugurarion of 'rhe Viclory Program, 'rwo 'rypes of leHers have been issued by +l1e afhleiic deparlmenl, ihe regular block leHers and Vicfory leHers. The E Club had 'ro decide ihal' boys who won Vicfory lelfers could nol' join fhe club because lhey would nor have been eligible under ordinary circzumsiiances. This year, 'For ihe firsl lime, ihe club held iniliaiions for new members. The pledges had io wear fheir clofhes backwards, and lafer in lhe day mei in 'rhe gym for a session wirh The paddles, frafernify s+yle. l+'s a lol of fun when you aria on +he giving end, as The mo'H'o was, lf is belier fo give ihan fo receive . Forfy fhree Folly-four Members of lhe Arl Guild are skelching from a model al one of lheir meelings ART GUILD Besides ils many usual aclivilies, lhe Arl Guild lhis year look a very aclive parl in supporl ol Easlern's war ellorls, making poslers and arrang- ing displays lor all lhe maior drives conducled by lhe War Board, Junior Red Cross, Round Table, Speakers' Bureau, Indian, Arrow, alhlelics, and lhe olher aclivilies ol lhe school. During Easlern's War Bond drives, which were held lhroughoul lhe year, lhe Arl Guild look over lhe boolh and sold approximalely 300 dollars worlh ol slamps and bonds in one week. The Arl Guild also made lilly porllolios which were used lor scrap books by lhe Junior Red Cross and given lo service men in hospilals. The Guild presenls an award semi-annually lo lhe gradualing sludenl who has rendered lhe mosl volunlary service lo lhe school. Each Chrislmas season lhe club holds a sale ol various arlicles which lhe arl sludenls make. This year lhe group was composed ol aboul lwenly-live members under lhe capable guidance ol Miss Kasling. The ollicers were Joyce Fallon, presi- denlg Caroline Rybinski, vice-presidenlg Miriam Kaupez, recording secrelaryg and Jane Morris, corresponding secrelary. Miss Kasling is eager lo have any sludenl belween lhe IOA and I2B grades ioin. The sludenl musl do above average work in arl and musl also have salislaclory marks in all his subiecls. He should be prepared lo lake an aclive parl in ninlh hour meelings ol lhe club, which are held lwice each monlh, and should conlribule loward any underlaking ol lhe Guild. POTTERY Under fhe direciion of Mr. Alberi C. Armsfrong, Eas+ern's po++ery classes are iaughl' fhe fundamenfals oF work in clay. S+uden+s shape various pieces of poH'ery and mosaic, which are dried, sanded, and fired in one of Eas'rern's fhree kilns. The pieces are +hen glazed and refurned +o +he sfudenfs. The finished producis are of+en nearly professional in quali+y. Advancd poHery s+uden+s derive much enioymenf and experience from working on ihe poH'er's wheel. Siudenfs who are in +heir sixih semesier are permiffed +o work on fhe wheel, which enables +hem 'ro +urn oul' more finished producfs. All poH'ery s+uden+s enioy Mr. Arms1'rong's fine collecfion of French and Spanish pieces, as well as some of his own oufsfanding work. Mr. Armsirong, who has been ieaching ar+ or po++ery af Eas+ern for +wen+y-+hree years, plans 'ro re+ire a+ +he close of fhis semesfer. A recognized masier of +he crafi, hc iniends +o spend much of his lime in his poffery workshop a+ his home. Mr. Arms+rong has served Eas+ern well, and we have enjoyed working wi+h him. We wish him well in his re+iremen+. A lypical polfery class working under Mr. Armslroncfs direciion. ff-H-M-r QS s r Brucker as Chuck and Jeanne Kauderer as Penny fence, while Belly Brown as Mrs. Wood ll pl lo hold a lelephone conversalion. GLIDER MADNESS One ol lhe williesl and mosl successlul plays seen al Easlern in some lime was presenled by lhe January class on January I5 and I6 and, by popular demand, on January 22. The lead was lalzen by Mary Von Oeyen and Jeanne Kauderer, who played lhe parl ol Penny Wood. Excellenl supporl was given by Harry Cecil, Fred Suppniclc, Clyde Weber, Belly Brown, Wilbur Bruclcer, Louis Marvin, Mike Trupiano, Eleanor Mercurio, Garrell Sharp, Helen Curlell, Jo Foli, Doris Weigle, and Edward McDonnell. Mr. Rowley, Mr. Arbaugh, Mr. Galanle, and lhe sludenl assislanls deserve much credil lor lhe huge success of lhe play. On slage everybody! A final rehearsal lo smoolh lhe rough edges. F f 'Y , .g,, ,K Q 'W Q V . V Q. ' V' YQ? f 5 X Q ' 1 L ,L.1 L 4 W 'Y -L., K A Q 0 5, x S Q I. ix' f f f f-awww FL 4.-feffiga f X' 8 Q tx 7, vu , 'mv Q! r . 'S X K mamrkk V345 ,u.,,.f . . ff PIGSKIN REVIEW Easfern's fighfing foofball squad opened ifs I942 season on Ocfober 2 af Mack Park in a non-league confesf, whipping Denby 6-0. The lone fally came in fhe lasf fhirfy seconds of fhe game. The following week fhis same Denby feam frounced Easfern's warriors decisively, 20-0. From fhe Denby clefeaf fhe Braves wenf fo Hamframclc and were slaughfered, 26-7. Failing fo break Eas+ern's line, fhe Cosmos did all fheir scoring around fhe ends. Nexf, fhe squad faced Norfhern, buf fhe Eslcimos' superior aerial affaclc proved fo be fhe decisive facfor in fhe Braves' I2-6 loss. The Indians' nexf fesf was againsf Norfheasfern under fhe lighfs in Mack Park. Through fhree scoreless quarfers fhe feams baffled on even ferms, buf on fhe inifial play of fhe final period fhe Falcons penefrafed Easfern's sfurdy forward wall fo score six poinfs, winning fhe game by fhaf margin, 6-0. Again af Mack Parlc, fhe Braves faced fheir fradifional rival, Soufheasfern. For four quarfers fhe score flucfuafed unfil, in fhe fleefing minufes of fhe final period, fhe Jungaleers' ground affaclc clinched fhe game, I9-I3. The season ended againsf Pershing, fhe Doughboys winning 24-0. Gridders of special merif were Al Billings, Arf Ross, Bill Diefers, Moose Mousfalxas, Sammy Berfuglia, Dom Vicari, and Tommy Yaman. IS ro leff fo lighf: D. Trupiano, E. Kohn, S. Berfuglia, D. Vicari, J. Dielers, T. Yaman, L. Burnelf, W. Coffeen. Second row: enerl E Paquelfe, R. Ogden, T. Greenfield, A. Billings, J. Shaieb, J. Pifls, E. Benvenufi, T. Mayer. Top row: V. Carver, H s W Dielers, A. DiBiasi, C. DiBiasi, R. Shumaker, B. Mousfakas, A. Ross, D. Wines, and Coach MacDougaIl. .. ., :vii wer:-ss JV - , 7 li -lf, .Rx Ui . -K 3 I 1 :rg ,R s S 11 1 , , gwlvb-If ,, V4 K , ,.q', 3,5 if E33 , F 5 A gsm , ' 'R 3 -Q, :fm AWIKQ fi A' I3 kr ' f. E A? .tif ' 2113 1 -ff ' 5 J 1 f s? , am asm, , ' ng i gg f M ,? i T 5 ' A ,,.. .. - ':.. .1 9 Vi S 'fwgl ' N ' Q . L, ms L . . ,,, Y W M V, , ff' V 5 J L Nm-' 'Q' , ' N .,, J 1 -gf m A Q . Ark ' L. 'I Q ' K k,V' ,, f K K 1 - J n 752 1 5 5' 11. --mx. N , :mf it K m . A V W ' E M ' Sit . 'A 'TI - '- If I Asn I. STI V' uw I 44 E K K V K V . .Q Mg ,Q 3535 ' ig i A ., 'fv . ag 'tif I I ,,' '. f I - 2 A I ig Q . , .,Vgk if . ::l1 gg, fs f-.K I, A 2 '- 55 J ,155 'K,' A t f, , K . W I my -, 4 , if ' V Q ., 4 ' F W1 wi 'R 4 ' INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Because of fransporfafion difficulfies and a shorfage of sporfs equipmenf, baslrefball became largely an infra- mural proposifion fhis year. Alfhough unpopular af firsf, fhe inframural pro- gram was soon adopfed wifh greaf en- fhusiasm. Easfernifes found fhaf fhese games confained all of fhe excifemenf and suspense which characferized infer- school compefifion. Included in fhe schedule were all homerooms which could puf five boys on fhe floor. The naming of fhe newly formed feams was easy, fhe homeroom feacher's name usually being coupled wifh a shorf noun for alliferafion. Typi- cal monilcers were: Tyler's Tofs, Rowley's Rowdies, and Frye's Fish. The race for every grade champion- ship was hard foughf. The House of Websfer's homeroom I00, Arbaugh's Axmen, fool: fop honors in fhe fenfh grade. Anofher Websfer subsidiary, Church- ill's Champs from 450, copped fhe elevenfh grade flag. The Champs, led by Sammy Berfuglia, Fred Hayes, Ray Liffle, and Jaclr Diefers, finished fhe season wifh buf one defeaf, fhe one suffered af fhe hands of Slacl:'s Sliclrers of 224. Smi+h's Coughdrops of 307, headed by Ed Sfebner and Nelson Long, fool: fhe senior fifle for fhe House of Lincoln. Their record remained unmarred, de- spife sfiff opposifion. These puqnacious fenfh grade champs are, from le!! fo righi: H. PeH, E. ananfuono, P. Mahan, J. Higgins, M. Childers. Room 450's elevenih grade flag winners are, in Ironf: R. Brinker, R. Liifle. Back IOW! F. Hayes, K. Collisfer. Sfunding: J. Diefers. Smifh's Coughdropsf' senior fiile winners, are, fini row: N. Long, E. Siehner, R. Thomas. Back row: E. Phelps, R. Diefers, T. Fanos, E. Khoury. While-shirfed members of The Leader Corps are, first row: R. Brighfon, V. Riccobono, W. Masinick, N. Lsnfine, J. Diefer Kafoury, S. Lipari, J. Neumann, L. Rischer. Buck row: R. Ralph, A. laquinlo, J. Capoferi, L. Burnell, H. Adams, A. Billings Coac win, J. Kurack, W. Kuivinen, W. McComsey, T. Yamin, W. Coffeen, P. Cracchiolo. Easlern's ace nalalors are, firsf row: J. Neumann, J. Shepard, R. Lehmann, C. La Fear, K. Neumann, C. Jackson, M. Joseph Ba w: G. Lehmann, W. McComsey, P. Clark, J. Oliver, R. Lehmann, J. Komar, F. Wiflwer. Fiffy-fwo THE LEADER CORPS-SWIMMING ln l92O Coach Arlhur Erwin 'Founded lhe Easlern Gym Leaders, whose lunclion was lo lead lhe gym classes in calislhenics, lumbling, and parallel bar work. For eleven years lhe E. G. L. was Eas+ern's mos+ prominenl alhlelic organiza+iong bu+ in l93l, due lo 'rhe shorfening of +he gym period and 'rhe lrend 'foward organized games, il' was disconlinued. This year, however, lhe E. G. L. was reinslilufed under +he name of lhe Leader Corps. The Leader Corps +akes in a larger scope of work 'lhan did lhe E. G. L. Nor only are mass exercises 'laughl' by 'lhe Leaders, buf also iu-ii+su, boxing, wresrling, apparafus work, and rumbling. The group meels every Wednesday nighl in fhe gym, where each Leader praclices his specially. The swimming squads began 'rhe '43 season by walloping Soul'heas'rern's senior squad 69-35 and losing +o lhe Jungaleers' fenlh grade leam 64-40. ln 'lhe 'Following meel' 'rhe seniors smashed Noriheaslern 69-39, while rhe fenlh graders won, 52-38. Eas+ern's senior iuggernaul' rolled on lo crush Denby, 58-40, while lhe Tars' freshie leam slopped Eas+ern's +en+h graders, 72-30. TENNIS Wirh a bumper crop of new, ralenfed 'lennis marerial and plenfy of experi- enced rackef-wielders on hand, Easl- ern's courr 'leam oughf 'ro do be++er fhan las'r year's record of 4 won and 4 los+. In +he pic'rure 'ro +he righf are shown fhe boys who make up 'rhe foundarion upon which Coach Mac- Dougall will build his i943 squad. TRACK Easrern has long been nored for ifs powerful fraclr reams, and +his year's feam was no exceprion. Eighr cinder men of 'rhe Orange and Black qualified for fhe finals, bul Lufher Burne'H was +he only one who placed, winning fhird place in lhe 440-yard run. BASEBALL If Easrern is +o hold +he Easl' Side +i+le in +he coming diamond season, if will be due +o 'lhe efforrs of fhese four- feen boys. There is ample abilify in rhis season's furnouf. H is upon rhe experi- ence of fhe many rerurning le'Hermen fhaf Coach Erwin is basing his hopes for a successful year. 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R M51-9 V9 WZ 'W f' R X A A ff E aff' ,f iYX If N1 VI N - N ' -llifi i3 x 1' x 353.51 1 2' f V N,X 2? Xa N f W i AV7!7f295W . , Lf, Q 1 , X 11,3 ', ii , I x ' ' ' J C XX 3 ,Y 4 1 U - j .'45,V. X ff mf? . -- X ff , , J! I ' X N M ZP QQ- 2 wx I 1 QR' -1 fi ' fm, ,,,,,f W.. .M I f 12 W ' 4FAN-rln. Fiffy-five Fiffy-six Firsf row, leff fo righf: V. Haney, K. Krause, M. Garfield, L. Barr, and R. Bosshard. Second row: P. Girardello, R. Walion, R. Galbraifh, C. Anderson, and S. Hyink. HOUSE OF VICTORY The girls of 308 are showing +heir pafriorism by par+icipa+ing in 'the Vic+ory Corps, buying Defense Siamps, and coniriburing +o drives carried on in fhe school. The former counselor, Miss Ada K. Dieh., following her re'riremen+, is now living in California. Her posirion has been compeienfly filled by Miss Viola C. Kelly, a well-lilced member of +he commercial deparl'men+. Her unclersranding nafure has won 'the confidence of all Vicforians. The house of Vicfory won five +i+les in 'rhe June mock eleciion. K. Krause was chosen +he mos+ bashful girl: P. Girardello, mos+ aHrac+ive girl, N. Pel+o, besr-dressed girl: J. Ulrich, class baby, ancl Y. Capozzoli, mosi sophisficaiecl girl. Vicrory members of 'lhe Chiefs include S. Dooge, J. Danroni, R. Bosshard, M. Garfield, K. Krause, B. Mer+z, and N. Romanzin. Ofher prominenl' girls in Eas+ern's ac+ivi+ies are Maclilyn and Marilyn Corbin, Junior Red Cross members, R. Galbrairh, January co-caprain of fhe baslcefball feamg and E. Bolclia, member of fhe January varsify baslcei- ball ream. VICTORY HOMEROOMS Miss Kelly does a grand iob of super- vising fhe l2A girls in 308. Rufh Bossshard is presidenf of fhe group, Kafherine Krause is secrefary, Marjorie Gaffield is freasurer and is also in charge of fhe defense sfamp sales. Pafricia Girardello is 'Ihe vice-presi- denf, and Clare Anderson is sergean'I'-af- arms. Miss McKenney is in charge of 3I2, a IZB room, where Jean Carmichael is presi- denf and Red Cross represenfafive. This homeroom has a novel plan for conducfing acfivifies. The group elecfs a chairman for each differenf acfivify. The pupils here are planning a vicfory garden for fheir window boxes. The homeroom is proud of Jean Carmichael, a newly inifiafed Chief. Miss O'Connor guides a gay group of IIA girls in 3I6. The girls chose Gerrie Sprague as presidenf, Regina Fofi as sec- refary, Clyda Williams as freasurer, Rune Randall as sergeanf-af-arms, and Pauline Nielsen as fhe Red Cross represenfafive. The IIA girls in 3I3 are a very acfive and cooperafive group working under Mrs. Nova's direcfion. The officers are Georgina Gaulf, presidenf: Lorraine Berry, secrefaryg and Ida Bamonfe, Red Cross represenfafive. Miss Whife direcfs a nice liffle group of I IB girls in 3I5. Sara Ruggero is secre- fary, Margaref Lewis is program chair- man, and Margaref Searcy is fhe Red Cross represenfafive. The House of Vicfory has an ambifious group of IOA girls in 3I4, under fhe able direcfion of Miss Moehlman. Jacqueline ., '?12f' .T Eye-Q22 T 32'-43 f -,fqefge 1 , . X I: r 4 .2 0' Gracey is fheir presidenf, Grace Krause and Shirley Whiffalcer are fhe secrefaries, and Alberfa Irving is fhe Red Cross repre- senfafive. Miss Henze is in charge of 309, a IOA homeroom. This homeroom has been very cooperafive in all drives. The girls chose Eileen Ziegler, presidenf: and Virginia Ferguson, Red Cross represenfafive. One of Vicfory's IOB homerooms is under Mrs. McCraclcen's direcfion. This homeroom has frequenf programs during record. Emily Elias is presidenf, Madelyn lannuzzi is vice-presidenf and Red Cross represenfafive, Dorreen Campbell is sec- refary, and Ellen Brey is sergeanf-af-arms. This homeroom has fhe honor of leading in defense sfamp sales. Homeroom 3ll, anofher Vicfory IOB homeroom, is under fhe compefenf super- vision of Miss Freeland. These IOB girls elecfed Lois Tarner as fheir presidenf, and Frances Ragona as Red Cross repre- senfafive. Fiffy seven LINCOLN HOMEROOMS Under fhe guidance of Mr. Rowley, Lincoln I2A's are having a very successful lasf 'ferm af Eastern. Members of fhe June play in fhis homeroom are E. Khoury, P. Mifchell, H. Reffberg, and J. Neumann. The officers are B. Diefers, C. Jackson, B. Thomas, J. Neumann, and E. Sfebner. This homeroom also boasfs of being 'fwelffh grade baskefball champs and of having more leffermen 'fhan any ofher homeroom. Wifh fhe help of Presidenf C. Dere- szewski: Vice-Pres. and Treas. J. Dewsbury: and Sec. B. McComsey, Mr. Ponfon, a new feacher af Easfern, has charge of 307's l2B's. This room is proud of ifs ex-freas- urer, V. Crump, who is in fhe armed forces, and of P. Penfecosf, sporfs edifor of 'fhe Indian. 72' I iy eighf Mr. Dell, also a new Easfern feacher, is helping 'fhe IIA's of IOI sfudy 'I'he war day by day. The homeroom officers are D. Flack, J. Shipard, R. Thibaulf, and D. Cafanzaro. Sfamp salesman is l. Adler, while G. Lehmann is an oufsfanding afhlefe. Mr. Weiland guides Lincoln's I IB home- room. The officers are D. Gaudino, S. Labara, F. Cafania, F. Neil, and V. Confi. During record Mr. Weiland and fhe boys have discussions on various subiecfs of inferesf. Highesi' in fhe selling of defense bonds and sfamps are the IOA's in 303. Miss Flaherfy, wifh fhe help of her capable homeroom officers, P. Tourkakis, D. Taylor, G. Van De Velde, and L. Silverfhorn, has charge of 'fhis homeroom. On fhe capable shoulders of Mr. Hold- redge resfs fhe problem of sfraighfening ou+ 'fhe crop of Lincoln's new freshies. These l0B's of l05 are doing all righf for fhemselves. During fheir spare 'lime 'rhey read newspapers or magazines and discuss 'fhem during record. Their homeroom offi- cers are N. Jackson, E. O'Brien, and N. Franglus. Mr. Galanfe claims fhaf fhe only way fo keep his l0A's of IO6 quief is fo have M. Fisher, program chairman, prepare programs a couple of days each week. The officers of fhis room are W. Damico, D. Chrisfiansen, L. Davis, and J. Gufierrez. The Junior Red Cross represenfafive is D. Chrisfiansen, and fhe Arrow represenfafive is J. Keeney. HOUISE OF LINCOLN On Lincoln's birfhday, fhe impressive speech made by Dempsey Prappas sfarfed fhe sfudenfs of 307 fhinlring. Many were wondering in which way fhey could be mosf useful fo fheir school and counfry. Lincoln has always had a plenfiful supply of school leaders. For example, Ray Dorbolo is a Chief, and fhe following boys are members of fhe E club: L. Burneff, B. Diefers, D. Diefers, J. Donovan, C. Jackson, E. Kohn, R. Lehmann, T. Miles, J. Newmann, J. Shaieb, E. Sfebner, and F. Whiffwer. The following cadefs are leaders in Eas'I'ern's R. O. T. C.: Maior Brand, Capf. Mifchell, Firsf Lf. Sherfzer, and Second Lf. Beclcer. As for dufy fo counfry, fhere are more fhan forfy former Lincoln sfudenfs in fhe armed services af fhis fime. ln fhe inframural sporfs evenfs, Lincoln I2A's came fhrough wifh fhe school baslcefball championship. A large number of boys are also hall guards. We may frufhfully say fhaf fhe sfudenfs of fhe house of Lincoln are doing fheir besf fo follow fhe example of fhe greaf man affer whom fheir house is named-Abraham Lincoln. Sid Ing, lelf to righf: Nick Clem, George Farmakis, Jan. freas.p Charles Jackson, June vice pres.5 Clyde e or Jan. pres.: Pefer De Spirifg James Newman, Jan. sec. Siffing: Edgar H. Smifh, house counselorg and G arf Schmidf, Jan. vice-pres. Fiffy-nine Sixty Back row, left fo right: P. Mathis, June frees., M. Henderson, June sec., M. L. Marshall, June vice-pres., J. Gurzick, Jan. vice-pres. Fronf row: A. Hagen, Jan. pres., E. Frader, Jan. sec. and June house chairman, and N. Alhans, June pres. Joyce Boucher, now The June secrefary, is not in The picture. HOUSE OF DIANA The I943 Arrow salufes fhe house of Diana. The house boasfs of fwo June senior officers: Wynn Shemwell, social chairman, and June Young, vice-president The officers of fhe house are Noula Afhans, presidenfg Mary Lou Marshall, vice-presidenfg Joyce Boucher, secrefaryg and Phyllis Mafhis, freasurer. Elvira Frader holds fhe office of house chairman. Caroline Rybinslci is secrefary of fhe Speakers' Bureau and of fhe Round Table and vice-presidenf of fhe Arf Guild. Holding fhe office of presidenf of fhe War Board and of fhe Spanish Club is Joan Morrill, while Beffy Aumaifre is fhe hisforian of fhe Red Cross. The house of Diana also boasfs of many Chiefs, including BeH'y Alvin, Mary Bushala, Mary Frances Smifh, and Elizabefh Roberfson. In spife of difficulf programs, 'rhe girls of 208 sfill parfake of sporfs. Swimming seems fo be fhe favorife wifh Jane Hife, Joan Morrill, Wynn Shemwell, Beffy Parrish, and ofhers. When fhe foofball season is in full swing, you will see Ellen Priehs, Elsie Fischer, and ofhers giving ouf wifh our school yells. HOMEROOM PERSONALITIES The I2A girls of room 206 are a very capable group and are very capably guided by Miss Duffy. The girls are repre- senfed in all school acfivifies. Among fhe June senior play casf are J. Riffenburg, M. Deranger, V. Garrels, R. Tiofis, and R. Orrico. Members of fhe Chiefs are J. Morrill, W. Shemwell, E. Roberfson, M. Bushala, B. Alvin, M. F. Smifh, and H. Reid. Jane Hife is fhe excepfionally ca- pable edifor of fhe Arrow, and Virginia Garrels is fhe arf manager. Mrs. Erickson conducfs Diana's I'2B girls in IIO. Among fhe Chiefs fhis horne- room boasfs Noula Afhans, Josephine Galia, and Elaine Bradley. The IIA girls of I03 are compeferufly led by Mrs. Quinn. The officers are R. Pergifone, presidenfg B. Maas, secrefaryg and V. Waselovich, freasurer. During 'I'he January ferm, fhe girls boughf over S500 worfh of War Bonds and Sfamps and are keeping up fhe good work. Mrs. Von Haffen very ably cares for wlhe IIA girls of 3I0. The girls of fhe home- room elecfed J. Condey fo fhe office of presidenf and M. Badali fo fhaf of secre- fary. The officers have budgefed fhe brief record period so +ha+ fhey gef fhe mosf good ouf of if. Mrs. Bailey has charge of a very fine group of IIB girls in room 2I8. Marion Ludwig and Geraldine Tonak are fhe secre- faries: Zoe Deloglou is freasurerg Mary Kocoves is Arrow sales girl: and Rufh Rieger is Red Cross represenfafive. lllll 1 6 f Miss Fillingham, who is sponsor of fhe Junior Red Cross, is also fhe adviser of fhe IOA girls in 202. The girls chose P. Cohen as presidenf and B. Chapman as vice-presidenf. Theirs was fhe firsf IOOUZ, homeroom for Arrow sales. Miss Ansfey is in charge of Diana's IOA girls in 204. This is an acfive group and is led by ifs acfive officers, G. Seconfine, presidenf: L. Misch, secrefary: and E. Szymanski, freasurer. Mrs. Akroyd does a fine job of leading fhe IOB girls in 208. These girls have already made a fine adiusfmenf af Easf- ern. Those on fhe honor roll fhis ferm include S. Charboneau, F. Crisafi, A. Dev- lin, J. Dinnell, E. Howell, and B. M. Lawrence. Mrs. Macholl shares in caring for fhe IOB girls in 208. Those making fhe honor roll in fhis room are N. Olivieri, L. Piazza, S. Toomaiian, and M. Wearing. Alfhough new in fhe school, several of fhe girls already show signs of leadership. Sixiy one HOUSE OF WEBSTER The house of Websfer, under fhe able, undersfanding, and fafherly guid- ance of Mr. Waferbury, has come fhrough fhis frying war year wifh banners high, in 'rrue 2lI fashion. The house officers, fhe girl sfaff, and fhe faculfy sfaff proved, as usual, fo be of invaluable assisfance. The war has falcen firsf place in all Websfer acfivifies. Mr. Waferbury has seen fo if fhaf fhe boys have fhe proper afmosphere, wifh rousing war slogans challced on fhe boards, and fhe old buf heedful Websfer sfand-by Superior fo Adversifyz Equal fo Prosperify on fhe fronf wall. Wifh inframural rafher fhan inferschool sporfs sfressed, fhe house of Websfer, as of old, placed ifs feams high on fhe lisf. Websfer boys were well represenfed in fhe fradifional mock elecfions and senior play casfs. Also, Websfer afhlefes came home wifh fheir share of leffers in fhe various sporfs. The house, has confribufed ifs full share fo fhe armed forces of our counfry. Sianding, leff fo right: Mr. George Waferbury, house counselor, V. Riccobono, June sec., C. May, June freas.g F. Jackson, Jan. vice-pres.: C. Roberfs, June vice-pres., E. Torner, June sgl.-af-arms. Seafed: C. La Fear, June pres., and B. Knoll, Jan. pres. Srxfy fwo WEBSTER ACTIVITIES II' may be more 'Ihan coincidence 'thai' WebsI'er's senior homeroom, which is under Mr. Erwin's direcfion, is nofecl 'For ifs a'I'hleI'es. May, Riccobono, Torner, Ca- poferi, and Lobsfein all played baskelball, while LaFear and Hanson were swimmers. Roberls and Salerno were members of fhe June senior play. The olilicers of +he room were LaFear, presidenf: Capoferi, vice- presidenfg and Riccobono, secreIary-h'eas- urer. The homeroom also averaged alooui 35.00 per week in War Sfamps. Mr. ChurchiII's IIA homeroom, 450, Iurned our Ihe elevenfh grade inframural baslce'rball champs composed of Dielers, Berluglia, Li++le, Hays, and Buckley. The homeroom also boasrs of Don Hos+e'IIer, a Chief and falenfed singer: and Bob Hig- bee, sporfs ediI'or of fhe Arrow. Ahouf S600 worfh of Sramps and Bonds were boughl by +he boys. The officers of fhis enferprising homeroom were S. Berfuglia, presidenh J. Diefers, vice-presidenh and E. Lepina+, secrerary-Ireasurer. The IIB boys under Mr. Tyler meer in room 203. The officers are C. Shuler, presi- denh J. Brown, vice-presidenh and G. Prappas, secrefary. The homeroom had a hard-fighfing baslcefball Ieam composed of Delega+o, Veneri, Kafoury, Gravel, and Yamin. D. Barley is also a Chief. This homeroom averages SI0.00 per weelz in War Sfamps. Miss Lindquis+'s 209 homeroom selecfed R. Mazzie as presidenr, E. Edwards as vice- presiden'I', and B. Grimsfead as secrefeury- Ireasurer. This homeroom, foo, had a Iigh+ing baslcefball Ieam, composed of Lenfine, Collisfer, Cornell, and Daffero. The boys buy Sfamps and Bonds regularly. WebsI'er's l0A's were supervised by Mr. Arbaugh in room 2l I. The 'Ieam com- posed of Perf, Mahan, Higgins, Rogers, and Childers won Ihe +en+h grade baslref- ball championship. Mr. S'farIc's homeroom mee+s in room 207. The boys have been parricipafing in Ihe war eFForI' by buying War Sfamps and by confribufing Io Ihe various drives. Several boys were on fhe honor roll. Mr. Drew had 'Ihe faslc of seeing fo if Ihaf Webs+er's freshies receive rhe proper orienfafion a+ Easfern. The boys selecled a very capable boy, J. Isola, as rheir presidenh and E. Anderson, secrefary- +reasurer. The baslrefball Ieam consisfed of While, Moss, Rhode, Lux, and Grooms. The boys are sI'ar+ing Iheir careers af Easfern righl by par+icipa+ing in all +he drives and by geH'ing good marks on fheir repori' cards. QW' 41 l il Sixfy fhree HOMEROOM REVIEW Miss Graham's IZA homeroom is nofed for ifs acfive senior members. Helen Ernsf and Virginia Samson are presidenf and vice-presidenf of +he house. Virginia is also in fhe June senior play. Dorofhy Schmidf, Helen Ernsf, Margaref Dreger, and Mar- garef Brinlc are also Chiefs. Dorofhy Schmidf is also senior class secrefary, and Mary Polizzi is fhe Arrow represenfafive. An up-and-coming homeroom is Miss Kas'fing's group of l2B's. They have nine Chiefs, eighf members of fhe Glee Club, some girls in fhe Speakers' Bureau, and many hall guards. Homeroom officers are G. Goefz, presidenf: H. Disfler, vice- presidenf: J. Conigliaro, secrefaryg S. Di Grande, recording secrefaryg and C. Aiello, freasurer. Ofher oufsfanding mem- bers are Eleanor Colfer, edifor-in-chief of fhe Indian, and Jane Morris, presidenf of fhe Junior Red Cross. Sixfy four Homeroom 2l7, Miss Cochrane's group, comes nexf in fhe oufsfanding number of Priscilla Alden Chiefs wifh five members. The homeroom officers are M. Bailey, presidenh A. Adams, vice-presidenf: J. Schafz, secrefary: and H. Fallon, freas- urer. T. Pogoreli is Arrow represenfafive: and F. Crary, Red Cross represenfafive. Miss I. Barry guides the house's IIA's. The presidenf of fhis homeroom is W. Ford, fhe vice-presidenf is D. Reno, and fhe secrefary is H. Reece. This group has fwo Chiefs already, E. Pagano and D. Reno. M. Websfer is fhe Red Cross repre- senfafive, and E. Pagano house represen- fafive. Miss Baumer's I IB homeroom in 3l9 has a fine group of girls who believe in many acfivifies. The presidenf is L. lsopi: fhe vice-presidenf, R. Liggeffg and fhe secre- fary, A. Vanicelli. B. Marfin is fhe Red Cross represenfafive, and C. Meffefal fhe house represenfafive. The homeroom boasfs of four members in fhe Easfern Glee Club: L. lsopi, B. Marfin, C. Daslras, and J. Farrah. Miss Jones received a new homeroom of IOA's fhis ferm. The class officers are M. J. Bufler, presidenf: and E. Cherubini, vice-presidenf. The Red Cross represenfa- five is N. Heinze, and fhe represenfafive fo fhe house is E. Myers. Miss E. Barry has a mixed homeroom of IOA's and some l0B's fhis ferm. W. Jasper and M. Semmer are fhe secrefaries of fhis room. M. Semmer is also fhe Red Cross represenfafive, and A. Joli is fhe represenfafive fo fhe house. Sfandin , leff fo righf: Eleanor Collins, Helen Ernsf, Mildred Donaldson, Beify Reindel, Eleanor Pagano, Eleanor Myers, Eleanor Colfer, Mildred While, Elnora Beyer, Caiherine Daskas, Margaret Hock. Siffing, second row: Virginia Samson, Miss Browne, Dorofhy Schmidr, Joyce McDougall. Siffing, front row: Eunice Maki, Clara Melfeial, Isabel Baker. PIRISCILLA ALDEN Priscilla Alden has compleled anoiher successful year. The house is especially proud fhis year of +he long lis'l of Chiefs, which includes Ann Lippinco'l l, Margarel Brinlc, Helen Ernsf, Margarel Dreger, Mary Polizzi, Dorolhy Schmidr, Eleanor Colfer, Harrier Disfler, Gerirude Goefz, Margarel' Hoclc, Helen Kaflcalis, Mariorie Lang, Jane Morris, Roma Turner, BeH'y Reindel, Eleanor Pagano, Joyce Schafz, Doris Rino, Nelda Napier, La Verna Morris, Agnes Kirlcu+, Be++y Gardner, and Joyce Fallon. Orher members of 'lhe house who deserve honorable menfion are Eleanor Coller, edi'l'or-in-chief of fhe lndian: Jane Morris, presidenf of 'lhe Junior Red Cross: Ann Lippinco'H', vice-presidenl' of +he January class and winner of fhe school speech award, Doro+hy Schimdr, an ou+s+anding afhlele and secrerary of +he June class. A good 'lime was hacl by all 'I'his year al 'fhe May Parry, which was shared wi'l'h 222. Dancing was enioyed by everyone and enferfainmenr was supplied by fhe many falenled members of bolh houses. Anofher oulsfanding ieaiure of The Squaws of 235 has been fheir pafriolic response in +he purchase of War Bonds and Sramps. They have also shown greal enlhusiasm in fhe new Viciory Corps Program and all 'lhe acfiviiies of a school al' war. Sixfy-Eve ROOSEVELT HOMEROOMS Homeroom I24 is fhe House of Roose- veI+'s senior homeroom and 'rhe besf known room in House 222. I+ boasfs more le'H'er- men fhan any ofher in 222. II' is under Ihe direcfion of Mr. MacDougall, who is assisfed by Presidenl' Henry Adams: Vice- Presidenf Talbol' Honey: Secrefary Henry Horldh and Treasurer William Pefersen. Jack Sim is 'lhe Arrow represenfafive, and Fred Schipperl' is +he Red Cross repre- senfafive. Several seniors have made excel- lenl' records in scholarship, sporfs, and ofher acfivifies. Homeroom 222 confains an acfive group of boys supervised by Mr. Frye, who is assisfed by ofher feachers. George Roberfs is fhe sfudenf officer. Ronald Williams is fhe Red Cross represenfafive. Miss Dicker is in charge of homeroom 220, which is composed of IIA's. The boys elecfed 'Ihe following officers: John Rycenga, presidenfg John Wifzgall, secre- faryg and Joe Scheufler, freasurer. Gene s I I lily ,yl Til F I T N 5 lr i 3 ' I 1 5-Q '-'- 1 ------r X 5 2 6 , fl F is W' ll ' ay Suxfy six Nuechferlein is 'rhe Arrow represenfafive, and Earl Snyder is fhe Red Cross repre- senfafive. Homeroom II8, an IIA room under Mr. Brown's profecfing care, claims +o sell more War Sfamps and Bonds fhan any ofher Roosevell' homeroom. The officers of Ihis acrive group are as follows: presi- denf, AI Di Biasi, freasurer, Jim Eppersong secrefary, Harlan Reid. Jim Epperson is fhe Arrow represenfafive, and Carl Bon- giovanni is fhe Red Cross represenfafive. Homeroom l26 is an IIB record room and is under 'Ihe able direcfion of Mr. Maison. The officers are Donald Bammel, presidenfg Roberl' Kennedy, vice-presidenh secrefary, Charles Zekind. Donald Bammel is 'Ihe Arrow represenfafive. The freasurer is Roberf Pi'l+s, buf fhere is liHle need for his service because collecfions are scarce. The IIA boys are in 224 under Mr. SIack's direcfion. Pe+er Dickinson is fhe Arrow represenfafive and fakes care of ofher offices as 'Ihe needs arise. The home- room has several oufsfanding boys. Homeroom II5, which is a IOA group, is headed by Mr. Aprekar wifh Ihe assisf- ance of Presidenf Charles Mackay, Secre- fary and Treasurer Howard Lange, and Vice-Presidenf William Nihem. Gusl' Ko- coves is +he Red Cross represenfafive. This homeroom disfinguished ifself by Iurning in 20? of 222's books for service- men. Homeroom I23, a IOA room, is under rhe leadership of Mr. Fuhry. The boys who lead 'lhe group are Presidenf Emil Ben- venu+i, Vice-Presidenf Anfhony Di Biasi, and Treasurer Raymond Azar. Philip Clark is fhe Red Cross represenfafive. This home- room, foo, has a number of oufsfanding boys. HOUISE OF ROOSEVELT The boys of 222, no maffer how busy fhey may be wifh fhe Vicfory Corps program, sfill have fime 'ro perform fheir dufies in house and homeroom, fake parf in afhlefics, and have a good fime as well. Under Mr. Frye's guidance, 222 is a busy yef quief place, where one may wrife a fheme or do fhe nexf day's mafh assignmenf wifh fhe leasf disfurbance. The sfudy periods are nof enfirely devofed fo sfudies, how- ever, for Mr. Frye is always busy discussing school regulafions wifh fhe boys or reading some inferesfing arficle. In February, Bill Pieschke, who was elecfed house presidenf, leff school and was replaced by Talbof Honey, who ran second fo him in fhe house elecfion. The house of Roosevelf has always falcen an imporfanf parf in Eas+ern's afhlefics. A good proporfion of E club members were 222 boys. ln addifion, Bill Bowen, l'lanlc Horldf, Bill Pefersen, Lennox Walsh, Don Wines, and Dorsey Brooks represenfed 222 in fhe Chiefs. Don Wines was also fhe popular June senior presidenf. Roosevelf was well represenfed in fhe casfs and sfaffs of bofh senior plays. To fhe many Roosevelf boys who are now in service and fo fhose who will follow fhem go fhe besl' wishes of fheir fellows in 222. Standing, Ieff fo righi: C. Zekind, Jan. recording sec. and June sec.g R. Bagdady, Jan. sec., C. Ross, Jan. sgffaf-arms and June frees., G. 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M . f' ' 1 XM' f ' f f ' x X ' M f' . fZ4,f:?ff::fT f I 02,2 w, J 'ff if f ff . , JH, wf ff fe if lf' fs, 1 fM .N5.,, Sixfy-nine ADMINISTRATION John J. Powels Principal N. E. Craig Assisfanf Principal FACULTY RETIRING TEACHERS The pasf year has wifnessed fhe refiremenf of fwo of Easfern's mosf successful feachers, Miss Ada Diefz and Mr. Alberf Armsfrong. Miss Diefz came fo Easfern in I9I2 as a biology feacher. She assumed fhe dufies of counselor of fhe House of Vicfory in I933 and served in fhaf capacify unfil her refiremenf. Her undersfanding guidance and ready friendliness have endeared her fo all of her sfudenfs and faculfy associafes. Mr. Armsfrong, fhaf familiar genial personage in fhe royal-blue smoclr, has been ai' Easfern for 23 years. A pioneer in fhe arf of feaching poffery, he is also a fine craffsman. He has been a greaf inspirafion and a frue friend fo many Easfernifes. IN ARMED FORCES Our faculfy losf fhree valuable members when Mr. Hass, Mr. Moore, and Mr. Gusfafson leff Easfern fo serve in fhe armed forces. Sgf. Hass and Sgf. Gusfafson are wifh fhe Army, and Lieufenanf Moore is in fhe Navy. We all miss fheir familiar faces and are loolcing forward fo fhe day when fhey will be wifh us again, feaching fheir favorife subiecfs--lfalian, business mafh, and geography Rowland D. Hass Willard Moore Ada K. Diefz Alberf C. Armsfrong William Gusfafson Seveniy-one Lois E. Aliroyd Helen B. Ansley Milfon Apiekar . William A. Arbaugh Alberf C. Armsfrong Isabel Bailey ..,.. Eleanor Barry . .. Irene M. Barry . Adelaide Baumer . Frederic Beddow .. Elizabeih Bidwell Harriel L. Blum . Elias M. Brill John L. Brown E. Mae Browne . . Louise Chamberlin Frank C. Churchill Jane A. Cochrane Sarah A. Crimando Joseph Culoila . Alla L. Dell .,.., Jane E. Dicker . . Percy E. Drew .. Irene A. Dufy . Minnie C. Einfall' . James L. Eisele. . . . Edna L. Erickson . Arfhur C. Erwin Ermina Fillingham .. Clare G. Fifzpafrick Irene L. Flaherly Alma Freeland. . Warren J. Frye Edward G. Fuhry .. Ferdinand Galanle. May Graham ...,. . Paula Henxe ......,,,. . Harry K. Holdredge Clara A. Johnson ..,. Grace E. Jones .. . . Commercial . . . .Commercial Fine Arls . English . , . Fine Ar+s . .. Commercial . ,Vocalional . . ,Vocafional .. Heallh Educalion . . . , ,. . Science . . . ,Vocalional Depa rlmenl Depa rlmeni Depa rimenl Deparlmenl Deparlmenf Deparlmenl Deparfmenl' Deparlmenf Deparlmenl Deparimenl Depa rlmenl Eng. and Soc. Science Deparfmenls .. . .Science . Social Science , Social Science . . . . . English , Commercial . . . . .Sergea . Vocaiional . Social Science . . . . . Science Foreign Language . . . .,.,.. Commercial . .. .. English Head of Healfln Educalion . . . .Social Science . . . .Malhemalics . . Commercial . Commercial ., Head of Vocalional .....,........English . . . Social Science Head of Malhemalics .. .. Head of Science ..... .. .Commercial . Head of Fine Arls Deparlmenl Deparlmenl . Counselor .. Librarian Depa rlmenl Deparlmenl Depa rfmenl nl, R.O.T.C. Depa rlmenf Deparlmenl Deparlmenf Counselor Deparlmenl Deparlmen+ Deparimenl Deparlmenl Deparfmenl Depa rimenf Deparlmenl Depa rfmenl . .Counselor Deparimenl Deparlmeni Deparlmenf Deparlmenf Deparlmenl Deparlmenl Deparfmenl Frieda M. Kasting ,. ..., Fine Arts Department Viola C. Kelly ,. . .. ....,4.....,,. Counselor Irene E. Lindquist .Social Science Department W. Curtis Macbougall A ..... Health Education Department Elsie B. Macholl .,., Foreign Language Department Hugo W. Matson ...., Health Education Department Mary G. McConltey .. ,.,. Foreign Language Department Helene S. McCracken . .. .......... English Department Margaret McKenney . ,. ...,.,...,, Commercial Department Nellie D. Moehlman Head ot Foreign Language Department Dorothy Nagel . . . .. ,...,,.. ..,,,..,. E nglish Department Kathleen M. Nova ,... English Department Stella M. O'Connor , Vocational Department Charles N. Ponton . . Commercial Department Marion Quinn . . ,.,. English Department Harold H. Rowley .. . English Department Eleanor E. Sauer , .Health Education De-partment Halen S. Slack . . ., .Science Department Edgar H. Smith . .. .,... . Counselor Samuel H. Spector . . English Department Harold V. Stark ., . . Head of Commercial Department Martin G. Stecller . .... ,.,. .,.,. V o cational Department Jeanette Tennant. A . . , Head of Social Science Department Ella K. Truesdale . .,.. .Head of English Department Mason Tyler ....,..,., . Social Science Department Esther S. Von Hatten . . , .. Commercial Department M. George Waterbury . . . .,.. .,., C Zounselor Paul Weiland ..... , Fine Arts Department Frances E. White .... .,.. E nglish Department Elizabeth Wozniak Bette Spencer ,.,.. Rose Waelde Betty Wagner .... Lois Dearing , . . . .. Sight Saving .Record Clerk , ,. Senior Clerk Bookkeeper Accompanist, Fine Arts Dept. Seventy-three JANUARY OFFICERS The January senior officers deserve much credil' for 'rheir hard work and fine leadership in making fheir class one of fhe mos+ successful graduafing classes a+ Eas+ern. President George ScoH. Social Chairman: Doris Weigle. Treasurer: Emile Simonel. Vice-President Ann Lippincoll. Secrefary: Mary Von Oeyen. Sergean+-a+-Arms: George Kameni+sa. Colors: Red and Whife. Mo++o: You Can Counl on Us. Flower: Red Carnafion. Memorial: Curfain 'for Audilorium S+age. POPULAR SENIORS This is really a double cross: Lefl' fo righf, Mosl' Popular Girl Arhlefe, Rose- mary Galbraifhg Mosf Popular Boy, Connie De Biasig Doris Weigle, Mosl' Popular Girl: and Emile Simonel, Mosf Popular Boy Afhlefe. l+'s a greal' day for a sfrolll Ideal High School Boy and Girl, George Sco'H' and Mary Von Oeyen, walk wifh Ann Lippincofr and Harry Cecil, +he Mosl' Sophislicafed Girl and Boy. Anofher Commemorarionz Besl' Dressed, Fred Jackson and Jean De May, and Mosl' A'Hrac+ive Girl and Mosf Handsome Boy, Ru+h Wallon and Fred Suppnick. Ah, Those smiles! Here come Mosf Bashful Boy, Gilberf Goersg Class Flirl, Jeanne Kaudererg and Mosi' Sfudious Girl and Boy, Marian Swan and George Farmalris. Doris Allen: Priscilla Alden: Memorial: A likable lass Pallline Alnore: Priscilla Alden: Treasurer: hall guard, iennis: Ready, willing, and able Phillip Anania: Lincoln: Cap and Gown: lialian Club, E Club, fooiball: A large order of lun William Annis: Lincoln: Social: A man of moods Jean Arnoff: Diana: Moiio: Chiefs, office assisfani: Sfeody as a clock Mary Arvan: Diana: Cap and Gown: Always ready Michael Asieriou: Lincoln: MoHo: hall guard, Indian, Pierians, track, Italian Club lreasurer: Quile a wif Diana Ballriges: Diana: Memorial: Always a cheerful smile Nicllolalls Barbier: Lincoln: Treasurer: A capable boy Lillian Barr: Viclory: Flower: house secrelary: Friendly in a quief way Bernice Basel: Diana: Cap and Gown: Once seen, never lorgoffen Marfha Bieke: Priscilla Alden: Flower: Sfriving fo win Priscilla Bogi: Priscilla Alden: Cap and Gown: hall guard: Always willing Elsie Boldia: Viclory: Cap and Gown: baslzeiball: Fasf on fhe baskefball floor Elilabefh Borland: Diana: Memorial: hall guard, swimming: A liflle mermaid Gwendolyn Bradfield: Priscilla Alden: Flower: A quief, sweef girl Cora Braffon: Diana: Cap and Gown: A friendly, ready smile Norma Breifmeyer: Vicfory: Memorial: Fun-loving and gay Lallreen Brey: Viciory: Moifo: mixed chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Chiefs, choir, school office: Consfanl and sludious Leslie Bricker: Roosevelf: Ways and Means: Humor supreme Belly Brown: Diana: Social: senior play, hall guard, mixed chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Chiefs, bowling: Versafile humor Marcella Brown: Vicfory: Treasurer: house counselor: A honey from Kenfucky wilber Brllcker: Lincoln: Social: senior play: Always smiling Richard Bryan: Lincoln: Ways and Means: hall guard capiain, Jr. Red Cross: Some skaferl William Bllenrosfro: Roosevell: Treasurer: class comedian: Easy fo gel along wifh Arfie Caruso: Priscilla Alden: Flower: Good nalure wins Vincenl' Carver: Websier: Cap and Gown: bowling, swimming, baslzefball, E Club, foofball: Everyone's pal Harry Cecil: Websler: Treasurer: senior play, fraclz: A real sophisficafe Be'l'l'y Chaloll: Priscilla Alden: Flower: hall guard, baslreiball, swimming: Trouble knows her nof Harrief Chrisfopher: Diana: Ways and Means: house presidenl, lfalian Club, baskeiball: A miniafure beaufy Adam cOlClllCG: Rooseveli: Flower: Worfh knowing Eleanor Collins: Priscilla Alden: Social: Spanish Club, house secreiary and presideni: Yivacious girl Evelyn Conway: Vicfory: Memorial: Jr. Red Cross: Lovely lady Sherley Craig: Priscilla Alden: Moira: Sunny disposifion Wilma Crain: Priscilla Alden: Social: hall guard, Jr. Red Cross: A greal assef fo Easiern Arfhur Cllll: Lincoln: Flower: A skillful lad Alene Cunningham: Viciory: Secrelary: mixed chorus, Girls' Glee Club, choir: A frue friend Helen Cllrlefl: Viciory: Social: Chiefs, swimming, senior play: Small in sfafure: huge in infellecf Joseph cllffbi Lincoln: Ways and Means: Will succeed June Danahy: Priscilla Alden: Cap and Gown: Knows no deleaf Angeline D'Angelo: Priscilla Alden: Color: Will be missed Angeline Danfoni: Priscilla Alden: Cap and Gown: Girls' Glee Club: A swell gal! James Davies: Websfer: Publicily: homeroom secrelary: hall guard: R.O.T.C. sergeani: Genial personalify Ralph Deliso: Rooseveli: Flower: A folly speaker Jean DeMay: Viclory: Social: baslrelball, iennis, class bes+ dressed girl : Sophisficafed EVeleBll Diamond: Priscilla Alden: Publicify: The fype fha! siicks Connie DeBiasi: Websler: Treasurer: homeroom presideni, lfalian Club, E Club, ioolball, baslzeiball, baseball: All around afhlefe Mariorie Diem: Social: hall guard, Chieis, Spanish Club Admired by all Leon Dixon: Rooseveli: Cap and Gown: mixed chorus, Boys' Glee Club' Say if wifh a song S'l'elIa Dobbelaer: Priscilla Alden: Secreiary: swimming: A mermaid Ellgene Dolan: Websler: Flower: A worfhy friend Alice Dominick: Diana: Secreiary: A shy, affracfive girl Mildred Donaldson: Priscilla Alden: Memorial: Indian, swimming, baslzei- ball, house vice-presideni: A sincere person Jack Drake: Roosevell: Social: A likable fellow Wallace Dllqllef: Websler: Cap and Gown: Speakers' Bureau, Radio Guild, R.O.T.C.: A golden-voiced oralor Jael! Ensrofh: Lincoln: Ways and Means: Boys' Glee Club, mixed chorus, senior play, hall guard, iennis, fooiball: Reliable and fun Virginia Espy: Vicfory: Cap and Gown: hall guard: A happy miss Earl Fair: Roosevell: Adverfising: senior play crew, orcheslra, band: He's always fhere Arfhllr Faleer: Rooseveli: Moiio: homeroom vice-presideni, bowling: A ladies' man George Farmakis: Lincoln: Moilo: house and Chiefs lreasurer, hall guard, Indian managing edifor, Spanish Club: Soufh American affachmenfs Harlan Felsner: Lincoln: Moilo: The Tarzan of fhe class Jean Flinos: Viciory: Secrelary: Spanish Club, hall guard: Fun loving, yer sfudious Mary Forest: Viciory: Memorial: Chiefs, senior play business siafi: We should have more like her Josephine Fo'l'i: Vicfory: Cabinel: hall guard, homeroom secreiary, senior play: Easy on fhe eyes Vern Freiburger: Lincoln: Social: baslreiball: He's modesf and reserved Helen Fllnhlllis: Viclory: Flower: A real friend is she Rosemary Galbraiih: Viciory: Ways and Means: baslreiball, Girls' Glee Club, homeroom lreasurer: A sweef girl Conceffa Garollo: Viciory: Color: hall guard: Shy, buf pleasanf Gino Genfile: Roosevelf: Sergeanf-af-arms: house presidenlq A fhoughfful lad Margarei' Gibson: Priscilla Alden: Ways and Means: second-hand book- slore: A genfle maiden Ar'l'hl.lr Goers: Lincoln: Cap and Gown: Sincere and considsrrafe Kafhryn Gordon: Priscilla Alden: Treasurer: hall guard, mixed chorus, Girls' Glee Club: Once mei, never forgoffen Virginia Gracer: Priscilla Alden: Diploma: Pefife and sweef Re'l'a Greene: Viciory: Moilo: iennis, baskelball: Whafever she does, she does well Virginia Haart: Diana: Treasurer: hall guard, Chiefs: Nice and likable Kennefh Hall: Roosevell: Flower: R.O.T.C.: A lufure general Charlo'l'l'e Halsig: Viclory: F-lower: Dignify in her reserved manner Virginia Haney: Victory: Ways and Means: house presideni, hall guard, choir, mixed chorus, Girls' Glee Club: lnfelligenf and eiiicienf James Hannan: Roosevelf: Flower: frack: Bafh lub lenor George Hanser: Lincoln: Cap and Gown: hall guard, fraclz: lnfeclious sense of humor William Heinz: Websler: Social: sludeni direcfor of senior play, mixed chorus, Glee Club, R.O.T.C.: He made his goal Bernice Heron: Diana: Diploma: lndian, Spanish Club, Arl Guild: A sparkling wif Jack Hickmoii: Lincoln: Flower: R.O.T.C.: Quiefly and neafly dressed Loraine Hoeller: Priscilla Alden: Secrelary: second-hand bookslore: An overflowing hearf of kindness Roberf Hopkins: Roosevell: Treasurer: E Club, baskelball, foolball: Homework is cr minor facfor Helen Hll'l l'on: Viclory: Cap and Gown: choir, mixed chorus, Glee Club: A friendly manner Shirley Hyink: Viclory: Memorial: True friends are rich and rare Fred Jackson: Websler: Publicily: A Beau Brummel Arnold Jones: Lincoln: Sergeani-al'-arms: E Club, lrack: An afhlefic fellow Roberi' Jones: Websler: Social: A frue Easfern socialife Thomas Jones: Lincoln: Color: mixed chorus, Glee Club, R.O.T.C., Speakers' Bureau: Tall, dark-- George Karnenifsa: Roosevell: class sergeanl-al-arms, Arrow sales repre- senfalive, class business manager: Sfrengfh of mind is his Sidney Kasner: Roosevell: Memorial: E Club, swimming: lnfelligenf appearance Jeanne Kauderer: Vicfory: Social: class flirf, Jr. Red Cross president senior play, hall guard, Ari Guild, Radio Guild, Speakers' Bureau: Sparkling vivacify James Kirkland: Roosevell: Social: fooiball, E Club: An uprighf fellow Dolores Klosowski: Priscilla Alden: Flower: A maiden fair Roberf Knoll: Websler: Color: frack, E Club: He won his game Ida Lacheman: Diana: Flower: Small voice: large heart Esfher Lapides: Diana: Memorial: bowling: She rivefs her way Doris Lemke: Diana: Publicily: Arr Guild vice-presidenf, senior play crew, Arrow ar+ edifor, Spanish Club, Jr. Red Cross: She's always fhere Donna Mae Leonard: Priscilla Alden: Morro: Cufe as ever Leonard Ligoffi: Websrer: Sergeanl-a+-arms: hall guard, Halian Club: Dark and ingenious Ann Lippincoff: Priscilla Alden: vice-presidenl, Radio Guild, Speakers' Bureau, Chiefs, senior play business manager: A shining fufure is hers Grace Li'l l'Iefon: Priscilla Alden: Ways and Means: A likable personalily Margllerife Lorano: Diana: Cap and Gown: hall guard: A good sorl and sporf Frank Loverde: Rooseveli: Color: A complefe cure for loneliness ' Richard Lunau: Lincoln: Publiciiy: Quief and likable Rose Lllfomski: Viclory: Mollo: circulalion manager of Arrow, hall guard: A sfudious blonde Phillip Maniaci: Websler: Color: A capable fellow George Manoogian: Lincoln: Ways and Means: mixed chorus, Glee Club: An indusfrious wif Morrison Marshall: Websler: Ways and Means: hall guard, Speakers' Bureau, Jr. Red Cross: Genial and solicifous L0lliS Marvin: Lincoln: Sergeanl-al-arms: senior play, hall guard: Women adore him Thelma Ma'H'hews: Viclory: Secrelary: Her uprighf characfer is admired Roberi' May: Lincoln: Mollo: A good word for all Hecfor Mayer: Webs+er: Treasurer: hall guard, band, swimming: A Vicfor Mafure Charles Mayernik: Websler: Diploma: Tops wifh all Georgia McCluskey: Vicrory: Flower: Talenf is somefhing Edward McDonnell: Lincoln: Diploma: Indian, senior play, hall guard: The foker df fhe pack Marilyn McPherrin: Diana: Social: senior play crew, hall guard, Arl' Guild, Jr. Red Cross, War Council: Blonde version of vivacify Eleanor Mercurio: Vicrory: Flower: Speakers' Bureau, senior play, hall ' guard, mixed chorus, Glee Club: Our beloved housekeeper Clara Miller: Viclory: Color: A charming personalify Helen Moeckel: Vicfory: Flower: Quief and unassuming Beulah Moore: Priscilla Alden: Memorial: orchesfra: Good-nafured miss Pallline Morris: Priscilla Alden: Flower: Fun-loving and gay Nafalie Mosher: Diana: Publicify: hall guard, Arf Guild, lndian, Chiefs, Spealrers' Bureau, Spanish Club: A whirlwind Roline Mllrll: Vicfory: Memorial: mixed chorus, Glee Club: A voice we like fo hear Olisie Nickele: Roosevelf: Color: Cheerful, happy, and gay Alvin Nickel: Websfer: Memorial: homeroom vice-pres., Arrow arf sfaff: A lufure Rembrandl Nelson Norfon: Roosevelf: Color: R.O.T.C., inframural baslcefball: A fhorough friend George Nollhan: Lincoln: Diploma: Slow buf sure Frances Novy: Priscilla Alden: class B-ashful Girl : Helpfulness is her second nafure Marilyn Ogren: Priscilla Alden: Secrefary: Ambifious people are rare Frederick Palmer: Roosevelf: Treasurer: Sergeanf R.O.T.C., hall guard: A lad wifh vision Pafsy Panfano: Lincoln: Color: Speakers' Bureau, lfalian Club, Radio Guild, foofball, baslcefball: The pugilisf of our class Mary Pashiales: Diana: Cap and Gown: senior play, hall guard, lfalian Club, baskefball, swimming: Wiffy and gay in her way Shirley Peislter: Viciory: Flower: A lady-like manner Lynn Penfecosf: Lincoln: Treasurer: Qualihcafions of an A-1 friend Audrey Pfeille: Diana: Social: hall guard, bowling, swimming: We'll miss her Juliann Pigg: Diana: Ways and Means: senior play crew, hall guard, mixed chorus, Glee Club, iennis, baslrefball: A smiling afhlefe Fred Piper: Lincoln: Sergeani-af-arms: swimming: Good sporf Marie Poggiolo: Priscilla Alden: Color: Calm and efficienf Alfred Poppen: Websier: Flower: R.O.T.C.: Thoughfful and jolly John Reardon: Lincoln: Mofio: A vehemenf live wire James Reed: Roosevelf: Cap and Gown: homeroom vice-pres. and sec., Chiefs, R.O.T.C., swimming: A leader among men Louise Roberfson: Vicfory: Color: One who knows Alberl' Roe: Lincoln: Diploma: R.O.T.C.: Reserved young man Gloria Rossin: Diana: Treasurer: baslrefball, hall guard, Chiefs: Good looking afhlefe Joseph Rubello: Roosevelf: Publicify: Wise in fhoughf: wise in pracfice Henry Rysllamp: Websfer: Flower: Nice fo know Edward Sal Haney: Websfer: Sergeanf-af-arms: Musically minded Evelyn Sdfll Diana: Ways and Means: Ari Guild secrefary, Mineral Club, swimming: A brainy afhlefe Gilberi' Schmidf: Lincoln: Treasurer: house vice-pres. and sec., senior play crew, mixed chorus, Glee Club, R.O.T.C. maior: Will be missed Richard Schram: Webster: Color: Clean-cuf chap Harry Schueler: Websfer: Cabine+: hall guard, bowling, fraclr, baskefball, swimming: Sfill achieving Elaine Schulh: Diana: Moffog bowling: Acfions speak louder fhan words Gunfher Schwarze: Websfer: Flower: hall guard: Consfanfly fhere Esfher Scorof: Priscilla Alden: Ways and Means: Happy girls have many friends Dorofhy Sco'l'l': Diana: Memorial: Consisfenf miss George Scoff: Lincoln: senior class pres., Chiefs, hall guard, lndian, Radio Guild: An all 'round fellow Nelson Scoff: Websfer: Moffo: frack: Always in fhe groove Elaine Seeger: Diana: Mello: hall guard, Indian: Dependobilily personified Charles Sesla: Roosevell: Publicify: A friendly Easlernife Garrefl' Sharp: Roosevelf: Color: senior play: Sharp as his name implies Emile Silnonel: Websler: class freasurer, orcheslra, mixed chorus, concerl masler, All-Cily lrack, baskefball, swimming: The running violinisl Fred Simpson: Roosevell: Flower: orcheslra, band, inlramural baskelball, varsily loofball, frack, swimming: True fo himself Frank Slelinsltl: Roosevell: Publicily: A very modesi boy Richard Slniih: Roosevelf: Diploma: Well-dressed and well-groomed Gus Spicuuo: Roosevelf: Mollo: A greaf lad Roherl' Sfaals: Roosevell: Color: Seen buf nof heard Edward Sfechow: Websfer: Ways and Means: hall guard, swimming: A light heurf Beffy Jane Sfeinlle: Priscilla Alden: Color: swimming: A born nafafor Lucille Sfevens: Viclory: Flower: hall guard, mixed chorus, Glee Club, choir: Known lor pleasanl ways John Sloylla: Lincoln: Color: An unprediciable characler Fred Sllppnick: Lincoln: Sergeanl-al-arms: senior play, hall guard: Has greaf pofenfialifies Marian Swan: Diana: Secrelary: hall guard, Chiefs, baskelball: Nice, neal, and clever Sieve Sldbbi Websler: Mello: Arrow arf sfaff: Quief and sfudious Rlllh Taylor: Priscilla Alden: Social: Deslined io go lar Dorofhy Thomas: Priscilla Alden: Diploma: A genfle maiden William Thompson: Webster: MoHo: Slrive lo conquer Donald Trumpour: Roosevelr: Color: Nice fo meel Michael Trllpiana: Lincoln: Flower: A lriend's friend Thomas Valliencollrl: Lincoln: Memorial: homeroom sec., hall guard, band, orcheslra, Air Raid messenger: Music maker Anlhony Velardo: Webster: Molfo: Reserved and quief Pafrich Viqna: Roosevelf: Sergeanl-al-arms: Friendly and sincere Mary Von Oeyen: Diana: senior class secrelary, ldeal high school girl , senior play, hall guard, Chiefs, Speakers' Bureau, Radio Guild: One of Eoslern's admired Richard Waller: Lincoln: Color: Good nafured Rufh Walfon: Vicfory: Publicily: Arrow sfafl, Ari' Guild, senior play crew: Magnelic personalify John Wearing: Lincoln: Mollo: mixed chorus, Glee Club: Friendly chop Clyde Weber: Lincoln: Social: Glee Club, senior play, baseball, basketball, E Club: More fhan meefs fhe eye Doris weiqle: Diana: senior class Social Chairman, homeroom presidenl, Round Table, Jr. Red Cross, mixed chorus, Glee Club, Spanish Club: We shall long remember her 'Gill Weinhordf: Roosevelf: Ways and Means: swimming: One of fhe besl Freddie whifaher: Diana: Color: Harlford's loss: Easfern's gain Vernon Whife: Roosevell: Social: Glee Club, baskelball: Brave in fhe lace ol adversify Carl Wolf: Roosevell: Social: Easy fo gel acquoinfed wifh Yolanda Yananhxono: Viclory: Color: mixed chorus, Glee Club, lfalian Club, baskelball: A baskefball demon Belly Jane Yollnq: Diana: Cap and Gown: Sweef and respecfed Anno zelanlbo: Diana: Treasurer: Kindness lor all FAREWELL! Seniors lend a lusfy voice fo +he annual Chrisimas caroling. l2A's gafher for lasl meefing, and bid good-bye +o dear old Eas+ern. The mos+ sfudious January seniors, George Farmalcis and Marian Swan, do some las+-minu+e cramming. Bidding adieu 'lo Comp. l4al and Miss Cochrane. January class officers ready fo sfep down and relinquish 'rheir aufhorify 'ro fhe nex+ class. Wonder why lhe 'Fellow on fhe righl' isn'+ smiling? A sfrange-looking crew for a cap- fain. Senior Dress-up Day, a hilarious +radi+ion a+ Easfern. Now, if wasn'+ fhai funny, Nafalie, Doris, Mary, and Bernice! JUNE OFFICERS President Don Wines Social Chairman: Wynn Shemwell Secrefaryz Dorofhy Schmidl' Treasurer: Joe Capoferi Sergeanf-al'-Arms: Dick Lehmann Vice-President June Young Class Colors: Aqua and Whi+e Flower: While Camellia MoHo: Now, Voyager, sail +hou forfh 'ro seek and find. Whifman Memorial: Aucliforium sfage im provemenfs. MOCK ELECTION WINNERS I+ musl' be spring! Slrolling along are Yolanda Capozzoli, Mosf Sophisli- ca'l'ed Girl: James MacKenzie, Class Comedian: Do+ Schmidf, Mosl' Popular Girl Alhlefe: Dick Lehmann, Mosl Sophislicaled Boy: Pal Girardello, Mosl Alfracfive Girl. Ideal High School Girl, Wynn Shem- well, hemmed in by Mosl' Popular Boy and Boy Alhlefe, Don Wines: Mosl Bashful Boy, Bill Dielers: Mosl' Hand- some Boy, Jay Kulack: and ldeal High School Boy, Tal Honey. Wha+'s Ihis, an in+ellec+ual conver- sa+ion7 Mosl' Sludious Girl, Helen Ernsf: Class Baby, Jane Ulrich: Mosf Sludious Boy, Dempsey Prappas: and Mosl' Bashful Girl, Kalhryn Krause, lounge and lalk a while. Tops down on 'lhaf mofor car! Le'l's ride with Bes+ Dressed Boy and Girl, Chuck Jackson and Nan Pelfo: Class Wolfess and Mosf Popular Girl, Flossie Temmen: and Class Wolf, Bob Davies. Henry Adams: Roosevelf: Sergeanf-af-Arms: homeroom presidenl, basical- ball, lraclr, foolball: Smiling Superman Theresa Adams: Vicfory: Flower: house counselor: Friendly fo everyone Frances Aiello: Priscilla Alden: Flower: hall guard, lfalian Club, Spanish Club: Pleasanf disposifion June Marie Allen: Vicfory: Mollo: Relreshingly facfful Belly Alvin: Diana: Social: house secrelary and freasurer, Chiefs: She does Things Claire Anderson: Vicfory: Moffo: homeroom secrelary, Chiefs: Pleasani and neal Doris Anderson: Viclory: Diploma: house sergeanf-al-arms, hall guard, Glee Club, Chiefs: Soufhern belle Irene Anderson: Priscilla Alden: Commencemenf: Ladylike affifude Marion Anderson: Diana: Social: Mixed chorus, choir: Our nighfingale Lillian Anlllony: Viclory: Calendar: lnferesfed in her work Donald Alorllly: Websler: Publicify: hall guard, fennis, foofball, lraclu, baseball: Only a few undersfand him Theodore Alos: Lincoln: Sergeanf-af-arms: Grand personalify Belly Jane Allmailre: Diana: Red Cross, Arf Guild, Spanish Club, War Board, senior play, swimming, bowling: Vivid vivaciousness John Alar: Roosevelf: Sergeanf-al-arms: mixed chorus, Glee Club, swim- ming: Sensibly pleasure-benf Marie Alar: Viclory: Cap and Gown: house counselor: Generous wifh her smiles Allan Baller: Websfer: Social: Arrow, Indian, Speakers' Bureau, Radio Guild, Round Table: lennis: Jovial, happy-go-lucky lad Virginia Barber: Diana: Ways and Means: baslcefball: A winning smile Calllerine Baril: Vicfory: Cap and Gown: Nice fo know Ann Barraco: Viclory: Calendar: Ifalian Club, baslrefball: All speak well of her Edward Basl: Websfer: Color: Baskelball: Where lhere's a will, lhere's u way Belly Jane Becker: Priscilla Alden: Memorial: hall guard, bowling: Flashing smiles are appreciafed Edward Becller: Lincoln: Publicily: A splendid purpose in life Kennelll Bergin: Lincoln: Memorial: Possessor of many skills Harry Berlges: Lincoln: Social: He has won fhe baffle of sell-masfery Darollly Bieslall: Vicfory: Flower: Her smile is broad Jllne Blankenship: Viclory: Treasurer: Pefife and sweef Violel Bonlield: Vicfory: Calendar: Charming nafure Rlllll Bossllard: Viclory: Ways and Means: hall guard, Chiefs, house presi- denl, baskelball, swimming capfain: The lovely shall win Elllel Bouchard: Priscilla Alden: Memorial: Always frying George Bolllsillaris: Lincoln: Treasurer: baslrelball: Ready fo work William Bowen: Roosevell: Molfo: hall guard capfain: Glee Club, Indian, Chiefs, Pierians: Engaging and inlelligenf Carl Brand: Lincoln: Color: R.O.T.C. Major: Easfern's Hannibal Som Brigllglia: Roosevell: Mello: Never glum Margorel Brink: Priscilla Alden: Mollo: hall guard, Ari Guild, Chiefs, Spanish Club: On fhe brink of happiness Millon Brown: Lincoln: Publicily: Mineral Club, bowling: Very encouraging Diana Bllrlle: Priscilla Alden: Molfo: senior play, Ari Guild: Possessor of leafures hardly forgolfen Llllller Bllrnell: Lincoln: Sergeanl-al-arms: band, lraclx, E Club: Builf fo run his race Jean Bruce: Diana: Social: hall guard, library sfafi, Spanish Club, swimming, bowling: Cheerlully agreeable Mary Bllsllala: Diana: Ways and Means: hall guards: So sweef a lace Leslie Campbell: Priscilla Alden: Mollo: Pleasingly good nafured Joseph Capoferi: Websfer: class lreasurer, hall guard, llalian Club, baskelball: Everyone's pal Yolanda Capozzoli: Viclory: Social: mixed chorus, Glee Club, class mosl sophislicaled girl: Pefife Mile Loraine Carabell: Priscilla Alden: Publicily: mixed chorus, Glee Club, lndian, baslrelball: Appreciafed fournalisf Mariorie Card: Priscilla Alden: Ways and Means: Odd sense of humor Charlofle Cardwell: Victory: Flower: Glee Club: Blonde cluchess Donald Carlson: Lincoln: Memorial: A lad of inferesfing ways Andrew Chrisfian: Websler: Color: Spanish Club, bowling: Quief, diligenl lad Phyllis Chrisfensen: Priscilla Alden: Cap and Gown: Copfivafing laugh Cafherine Ciaramiiaro: Priscilla Alden: Cap and Gown: basketball: Lovely girl in many ways William Cicinelli: Lincoln: Sergeanl-al-arms: Friendly ancl willing Joan Clark: Priscilla Alden: Mollo: Blonde, and Oh so sweef! Nick Clem: Lincoln: Memorial: A iesfer Euell Collins: Lincoln: Calendar: A general favorife Mildred Cooper: Viclory: Cap and Gown: hall guard: She's nice lo know Madilyn Corbin: Vicfory: Publicily: Arl Guild, hall guard: One half of a lovely pair Marilyn Corbin: Viclory: Publicify: Arl' Guild, hall guard: The ofher hall of a lovely pair Roberl' Cranmer: Roosevell: Calendar: Pierians, hall guard, baskelball: Piercing eyes Pefer Croce: Lincoln: Calendar: orcheslra, R.O.T.C., llalian Club: The world makes way for men Donald Cunningham: Lincoln: Flower: He'll go on fo bigger fhings Armando Cllpolo: Lincoln: Calendar: A prince of a fellow Josephine Dan'l'oni: Viclory: Ways and Means: Arrow, lndian, Chiefs, second-hand boolxslore, library slaii: A raven head brimming wifh cleverness Mary Daskas: Viclory: Mollo: Arrow, orcheslra, lndian, Chiefs: Dark and enchanfing Roberl' Davies: Roosevell: Sergeanl-al'-arms: band, baslnelball, lennis, class wolf: Diverfing personalify Corrine Deegan: Viclory: Color: True fo her word Joseph DeLiso: Roosevell: Calendar: Well built Mervin Demore'I': Websier: Cap and Gown: Glee Club: ocfel: The characfer of a genfleman Joan DeMargheri'l'e: Diana: Publicily: A friend fo all Vincenl DeParvine: Lincoln: Memorial: hall guard: Quief buf cheerful Eva DePasqllale: Priscilla Alden: Cap and Gown: There's none sweefer Margarel' Deranger: Diana: Social: hall guard: Ready for fun and frolic Margarel' Desmyler: Priscilla Alden: Calendar: Delighfful fo know Pe'l'er DeSpirl': Lincoln: Publicily: Heroic in sfrife Dick Die'l'ers: Lincoln: Sergeanl-al-arms: baslcelball, foolball, baseball, E Club: Blond, brawny, and beguiling William Dielers: Lincoln: Sergeanf-al-arms: house presidenl: War Board, foolball, baseball, E Club presidenl: All Man Mary Dogarin: Diana: Ways and Means: baslcelball: Always helpful James Donovan: Lincoln: Sergeant-at-arms: baseball, E Club: Black wavy hair Selma-Marie Dooqe: Viclory: Secrelarial: Chiefs: Delicafe as sea shells Ray Dorbolo: Lincoln: Flower: hall guard, Chief: Liked by all Jllne Draper: Vicfory: Secrelarial: And you smile Margarel' Dreger: Priscilla Alden: Calendar: homeroom president, hall guard, Red Cross, Indian, Round Table: Like honey and wine, she's fine Rulh Dunford: Priscilla Alden: Calendar: A charming Miss Marcelene Eberle: Priscilla Alden: Calendar: hall guard, bowling: The sun's fingers in her hair Wenona Ellioll: Diana: Cap and Gown: Yiolefs in her eyes Helen Ernsf: Priscilla Alden: Treasurer: house, Ari Guild, and library presi- denl':lChief vice-pres., mixed chorus, Glee Club, class siudious girl: Life is rea Violel Essad: Diana: Color: A sociable girl Jesse Essinger: Lincoln: Treasurer: mixed chorus, Glee Club, Radio Guild, fracl: His mind is royal Lenore Fairbanks: Priscilla Alden: MoH'o: hall guard, Arrow, second-hand bookstore: Worfhwhile girl Marilyn Falk: Viciory: Memorial: mixed chorus, Glee Club, choir: Friendly and unaffecfed Thomas Fanos: Lincoln: Social: baskeiball, cheer leader: Always wifh a cheer Vicfor Farrah: Lincoln: Commencemeni: Sfeadfasf friend Robert Ferguson: Websler: Social: mixed chorus, Glee Club, Ari' Guild, Speak-rs' Bureau, Round Table: A brain frusf Lawrence Finn: Roosevelf: Social: Indian, iennis, swimming: lmmense behind his quief composure Elsie Fischer: Diana: Social: cheerleader: Cheering vifalify Gene Foss: Lincoln: Moiio: hall guard, baskeiball: Genial cheerfulness Floyd Fowler: Websfer: Ways and Means: hall guard, baslrefball: Laugh- ing, lanlry lad Mary Kalherine Friedrich: Priscilla Alden: Mo'Ho: Glee Club: Where she goes- Mary Louise Friedrich: Priscilla Alden: Mollo: -so goes she Calherine Fronfera: Diana: Memorial: Somefhing nice Samuel Gaglio: Roosevelf: Mello: hall guard, baskefball: Sound as cr bell Gerfrude Galia: Viciory: Calendar: Arrow: second-hand boolrslore: Wide- spread inferesfs Carol Lou Gormrolh: Priscilla Alden: Memorial: swimming: Pleasanfly considerafe Virginia Garrels: Diana: Social: Ari Guild, senior play, hall guard, Arrow, Glee Club, Speakers' Bureau, Radio Guild, lennis, golf, swimming: Refresh- ing, cheerful cherub Richard Garre'I'l': Rooseveli: Calendar: hall guard, Ar? Guild, Indian, Round Table: Our Rag Mariorie Gallield: Viciory: Mofio: house presideni, Arrow business man- ager, Ari Guild, Indian, Chiefs, second-hand boolrsiore: The girl named Tomorrow Marian Gaydos: Diana: Memorial, bowling: Enfhusiasfic gayefy Richard George: Websier: Cap and Gown: Impressive characfer Pafricia Girardello: Viciory: Molio: house presideni, Arrow, choir, Glee Club, Spanish Club, Library slalif, class besl-looking girl : Preffy as a picfure Vincenl' Girardi, Roosevell: Calendar: Calm, cool, and collecfed Mary Ann Goens: Priscilla Alden: Color: A fhoughfful individual John Golden: Rooseveli: Ways and Means: hall guard: We admire him Allierl' Gray: Websler: Calendar: homeroom secreiary, hall guard, Jr. Red Cross: Wise in fhoughf, wise in pracfice Thomas Greenfield: Roosevell: Sergeani-al-arms, fooiball: Honesf good nafure Roberl' Grunow: Lincoln: Social, Red Cross: Refined, shy, well-mannered Dina Gublofli: Diana: Cap and Gown: baskeiball: None more friendly Anna Hoge: Viciory: Cap and Gown: Friendly and sweef Anna Hagen: Diana: Treasurer: hall guard, Spanish Club, house presideni: A kind word for everyone Rose Mary Hakim: Priscilla Alden: Commencemenl: To sfrive is fo gain George Hanson: Websier: Color: Swimming, E Club: A friendly, all- around boy Dorofhy Harrison: Priscilla Alden: Commencemeni: hall guard: A de- fermined individual Helen Hellow: Priscilla Alden: Cap and Gown: Always a cheerful hello' r Harry Highfchew: Roosevell: Calendar: lennis: Silenf masfermind Roberl' Hint: Lincoln: Publicily: Band: Values friendship Jane Hife: Diana: Social: Spanish Club lreasurer, Radio Guild, Speakers' Bureau, golf, swimming, Arrow co-edifor-in-chief: A leading spirii Rulh Hodgins: Vicrory: Cap and Gown: Quief and reiiring Talbol Honey: Roosevell: Memorial: house presidenl, senior play, Glee Club, Indian: He's fruly ideal Henry Horldf: Roosevell: Memorial: senior play, hall guard, mixed chorus, Glee Club, Pierians, Round Table, Chiefs: He goes miles before he sleeps Elilabefh Houghlon: Viclory: Color: Silence is go.'den Chrisrine Howard: Priscilla Alden: Social, hall guard, Pierians presidenl, Round Table, Arrow: Individual beyond compare Virginia Irving: Viclory: Memorial: chorus, Glee Club, house counselor: Quief fhough friendly An'l'oine'l l'e lsca: Diana: Mello: Pefife is fhe word Charles Jackson: Lincoln: Publicily, house vice-presidenl, class Bez: Dressed Boy , baslcelball, swimming, baseball, E club: Esquire Junio:' Gloria Jenkins: Viclory: Ways and Means: hall guard, baslrelball: Kansas Kid Geraldine Jensen: Priscilla Alden: Commencemenl: Thoroughly likable Eleanor Jessup: Viclory: Color: A happy fhoughf for all Thacllla Jesler: Priscilla Alden: Cap and Gown: Nice personalify Virginia Johnson: Diana: Molto: Quief people accomplish mosf Roger Jones: Webster: Diploma: R.O.T.C.: Worry knows him nof Gwendolyn Jordan: Priscilla Alden: Cap and Gown: Red Cross, baslrel- ball: A sunny smile Waller Karres: Lincoln: Color: None more friendly Blossom Kelley: Vicfory: Flower: A blossom, as her name implies Harold Kelley: Lincoln: Flower: Efernal spirii Rlllh Kennedy: Priscilla Alden: Cap and Gown: Spanish Club: Smiling perfness Edward Khoury: Lincoln: Sergeanf-al-arms: baskelball, senior play: Classic clown Daniel Knapp: Roosevelt: Social: Round Table, Radio Guild: Quiz kid characfer El'hel Knighl: Diana: Cap and Gown: Arrow, Glee Club, second-hand bool:- slore: All-around good nafure Clarence Knoll: Websler: Treasurer: A likable lad Elmer Kohn: Lincoln: Sergeanl-al-arms: shop presidenl, football: Vim, vigor, and vifalify Dolores KOPYI Diana: Memorial: mixed chorus, Glee Club, baslrelball, +ennis: Amiable cheerfulness Kalhryn Krause: Viciory: Diploma: house secrelary, hall guard, Chiefs: A wreaih of smiles has no fhorns Roberf Kllhner'l': Lincoln: Flower: Shy, buf dependable William Kuivinen: Roosevell: Memorial: homeroom vice-pres., choir, Glee Club, Round Table: A pleasing manner Jason Kllfaclt: Roosevell: Treasurer: class besl-looking boy: Shy, buf sfill a greaf guy Gladys LaCrosse: Viclory: Diploma: bowling: Full of fun Clarence LaFear: Websler: Social: house presidenl, hall guard, ioolball, swimming caplain: Swimming smoofhie Phyllis Landon: Viclory: Color: Never a sour nofe Lois Lang: Viclory: Treasurer: Very well liked Mary Leahy: Viclory: Social: Twinkling, smiling eyes Richard Lehnlann: Lincoln: class sergeanl-al-arms: orcheslra, swimming caplain, E Club, class sophislicaled boy: Silenf, sophisficafed swimmer Grace Leveltnl: Viclory: Secrelarial: hall guard, lndian, 2lI Slafl: Charm- ing and affracfive James Lewis: Roosevelt: Ways and Means: basketball, lrack, golf: A regular guy Sebaslian Lipari: Websler: Flower: homeroom secrelary, hall guard, baskel- ball, lrack: Merif is sure fo win Cecelia Lisey: Vicfory: Flower: Glee Club: Plenfy of smiles Roberl' Lobslein: Websler: Mello: baskelball, baseball, lrack: Thoroughly appreciafed Nelson Long: Lincoln: Color: baskelball: Sfeady as we go Hazel Lllfher: Viclory: Treasurer: mixed chorus, Glee Club: Gay senorifa Elilabeih MacDonald: Priscilla Alden: MoHo: Delighlful lo know James MacKenzie: Roosevelr: Publiciiy: R.O.T.C., Round Table secrelary and lreasurer, hall guard, Glee Club: Class poef laureafe Helen Macres: Priscilla Alden: Memorial: Radio Guild: A gliffer as she moves Charles Magda: Lincoln: Color: Round Table: lrack: Lover of fun Be'l l'y Malone: Diana: Calendar: A cheering way Anna Marinos: Diana: Flower: Glee Club, Round Table: An admired spirif James Marks: Webster: Memorial: A smile and never a frown Regina Marilll'l'o: Priscilla Alden: Publicily: Clearly charming Jean Rufh Marlin: Priscilla Alden: Social: mixed chorus, Glee Club, Speakers' Bureau, Radio Guild, choir: You were never lovelier Ann Mar'l'ino: Diana: Calendar: Someone fo remember Pefer Marfucci: Lincoln: Color: None more friendly Claude May: Websler: Social: house lreasurer, senior play, orcheslra, band, Radio Guild, Speakers' Bureau, baskefball, lennis, frack, swimming: Magnefic ways Joseph McCargar: Webslerg Social: baskeiball: Rugged individualisf Angeline McKenna: Priscilla Alden: Mollo: Cheerful air Helen Mercer: Viclory: Secrelarial: llluminaling lhoughffulness Belly Merh: Viclory: Commencemeni: Chiefs: Neifher cr borrower nor lender Adele Meyer: Diana: Social: mixed chorus, Glee Club, Chiefs, library slalif: Sweefer fhan fulips Emma Mae Milavec: Diana: Ways and Means: hall guard, Red Cross: Her smile will never wear off Thomas Miles: Lincoln: Moflo: lennis, E Club: Quainf liffle fellow Paul Mifchell: Lincoln: Way and Means: senior play, R.O.T.C., Speakers' Bureau, Radio Guild, Rille Team: Lincoln-like sfafure Lawrence Moran: Lincoln: Memorial: R.O.T.C.: Good Fellow among fellows Joan Morrill: Diana: Social: house counselor, War Board presidenf, Red Cross, Chiefs, swimming: Brighfer fhan shiny red apples Dorofhy Mofley: Priscilla Alden: Ways and Means: Grace in her sfeps Thael'l'a Mollsseall: Priscilla Alden: Publicily: Carefree and pleasure-loving Jeanne Mllndl: Viclory: Color: A refaining personalify Emilia Musfo: Priscilla Alden: Ways and Means: Kind and sincere Shirley NeSbil'l': Diana: Commencemenl: Friendly Miss James Nellmann: Lincoln: Color: house and E Club secrelary: Radio Guild, swimming: The Nafafors' execufive Kennefh Neumann: Roosevell: Ways and Means, hall guard, swimming, E Club: Grand fellow Ralph Neumann: Lincoln: Mollo: Never a dull momenf Edward Nichele: Websler: Color: hall guard: Nice fo walk wifh Barbara Nicholls: Priscilla Alden: Flower: homeroom lreasurer: Friendly lass Dean Nick: Roosevell: Secrelarial: Ready fo joke Angelo Nicoira: Lincoln: Calendar: orchesfra, R.O.T.C., llalian Club: Worker, plus Elilabefh Noll: Priscilla Alden: Flower: Every inch a lady Vivian Norring'l'on: Viclory: Cap and Gown: A package of cheerfulness Annamae Oraif: Priscilla Alden: Social: hall guard, Ari Guild: A real swell girl Eileen Orlando: Diana: Flower: A nice girl fo know Rosina Orrico: Diana: Publicify: Besf by every fesf Belly Rulh OH: Priscilla Alden: Social: hall guard, mixed chorus, Glee Club: Eyes of blue: hearf lhaf's flue Vifina Paglino: Priscilla Alden: Social: Kind and sincere Ann-E'l l'e Pansera: Priscilla Alden: Secrelarial: Wishing mcrkes if come hue Dorolhy Parker: Priscilla Alden: Social: Has a good characfer Marguerile Paschall: Viclory: Secrelarial: Round Table: Sincere ways Marilyn Pafrick: Priscilla Alden: Commencemenf: Lovely bruneffe Fred Paull: Roosevell: Publicily: Always ready for lun Nancy Pelle: Viclory: Social: Arrow, Glee Club, choir, Round Table, class besl-dressed girl: A sparkle fhaf amuses you William Pefersen: Roosevell: Publicify: hall guard capialin, Indian, Round Table, Quill and Scroll: Has a joke af all limes Evere'H' Phelps: Lincoln: Ways and Means: senior play, hall guard caplain, Spanish Club, Red Cross, Round Table: Always lending a helping hand Lucille Phillips: Diana: Color: Very engaging Elio Pileri: Websler: Color, hall guards, air raid messenger: You can depend on him Mary Polizli: Priscilla Alden: Social: Chiefs: Diverfing sweefness Berlha Powell: Priscilla Alden: Publicily: hall guard, Arrow, Chief, German Club, swimming: Fine as wine Dempsey Prappas: Lincoln: Ways and Means: Speakers' Bureau presidenl, Round Table vice-pres., War Board: Easfern's Cicero Chesfer Pra'H': Websler: Sergeant-at-arms: A regular pal Ellen Priehs: Diana: Social: mixed chorus, Glee Club, cheerleader: Life is real Adeline Provosf: Viclory: Diploma: Genial infellecf Kennelh Pruss: Lincoln: Memorial: hall guard, Glee Club, War Board: Smoofh, demonsfrafive Fidela Ragona: Priscilla Alden: Diploma: hall guard, b-aslrelball, cheer- leader: Very sociable Ray Rallo: Websler: Ways and Means: hall guard, llalian Club, lrack: Swell in all ways Roberf Ralph: Roosevell: Publicily: hall guard capfain, Speakers' Bureau, Radio Guild, senior play crew: Concocfer of calamifies Horfense Reid: Diana: Ways and Means: hall guard, orcheslra, Spanish Club, Round Table: She's really swell Roberl' Renius: Websler: Molfo: Values friendship Horace Reosfi: Websler: Diploma: Wise in pracfice Warren Reppenhagen: Lincoln: Morto: A winsome personalify Harold Reffberg: Lincoln: Ways and Means: senior play, hall guard: Rusfic good humor Nina Reynolds: Priscilla Alden: Ways and Means: baslrelball, lennis: Queen- like sfafure Vincenl' Riccobono: Websler: Sergeant-at-arms: house secmfary, basketball, baseball: Diamond value Theone Rich: Diana: Social: Arrow: Raven fresses Frances Riddle' Victory' Calendar A s ark ol richness 1 r i P Jane Rilfenburg: Diana: Secrelarial: senior play, mixed chorus, Glee Club: An ideal Billie Burke Eleanor Ring: Diana: Publicily: Simply swell Claude Roberls: Websler: Social: senior play, hall guard, house vice-pres.: We are nof fempfed fo lorgef Elilabefh Roberfson: Diana: Social: hall guard, Chief: An energefic wif Lucille Robisch: Diana: Publicify: hall guard: Praclice makes: perfeci Naomi Romanlin: Vicfory: Secrefarial: Chiefs, 2Il Sfaff head, War Board: Will always be apprecialecl Charles Ross: Roosevelf: Social: house freasurer, sergeanf-af-arms, Spanish Club, baseball, foofball, E Club, Round Table: Chiefs: Happy abouf fhe whole fhing Lido Rossi: Lincoln: Color: A regular sporf ' Frank Rush: Roosevelf: Flower: Sfrong, willful spirif Caroline Rybinski: Diana: Publicify: Arf Guild sec., vice-pres.: hall guard, Speakers' Bureau sec., Radio Guild, Round Table: Busfling efficiency Rix Ryskamp: Websfer: Ways and Means: The nice fype Leonard Salerno: Websfer: Memorial: hall guard: Nofhing is impossible Salvalore Salerno: Websfer: Colors: baslrefball, frack: Jovial and friendly Virginia Samson: Priscilla Alden: Diploma: house vice-pres., basketball, fennis: Always dashing here and fhere Beffy Jane Sayfos: Diana: Publiciiy: hall guard: A diligenf worker Alice Scherf: Diana: Secrefarial: A girl of worfh Mary Scheuher: Priscilla Alden: Secrefarial: She'll find a way Frederick Schipperf: Rooseveli: Ways and Means: hall guard, baseball, baslrefball, swimming, E Club, Red Cross: Never die spirif Dorofhy Schmidl: Priscilla Alden: class secrefary, Chiefs presidenf, mixed chorus, Glee Club, baslnefball, fennis, swimming: Angelic alhlefe June Schmidf: Diana: Flower: band: Unaffecfed charm Carol Schneider: Priscilla Alden: Color: hall guard, bowling: She is never ruffled Alberf Schnell: Lincoln: Treasurer: foofball: A way all his own Samuel Serra: Lincoln: Calendar: Ifalian Club: Polife and considerafe Shirley Sexfon: Diana: Color: A smile is her moffo Mae Sfair: Diana: Commencement: Always helpful Joseph Shaieb: Lincoln: Sergeani-af-arms: hall guard, lfalian Club, foofball, E Club: lndusfrious gridder Thelma Sharpe: Vicfory: Ways and Means: hall guard, Indian: A sweef face Wynn Shemwell: Diana: class social chairman: Speakers' Bureau vice-pres., Radio Guild, senior play, hall guard, Glee Club, Ari Guild, Indian, Chiefs, swimming, fennis: Dazzling brown eyes Carl Sherher: Lincoln: Color, hall guards, mixed chorus, R.O.T.C.: Alerf and inferesling Jack Sim: Roosevelf: Moffo: Smoofh feafures Rose Simon: Priscilla Alden: Flower: Charming manner Thelma Simon: Victory: Cap and Gown: Capable and sweef if Thelma Slnqlefon: Diana: Publiciiy: hall guard, house counselor: One in a million Beffy Ann Smifh: Diana: Social: Always a companion Marvin Smi'l'h: Roosevelf: Calendar: Spanish Club: The sfrong men keep coming Mary Frances Smifh: Diana: Moffo: hall guard, Arf Guild, Chiefs freas- urer, Pierians, Spanish Club, War Board, swimming: Bubbling wifh wif Amy Speak: Vicfory: Calendar: Lighf hearfed and gay Pafrick Squillace: Websier: Color: homeroom presidenf: Senior wifh hopes Rose Sfanoiev: Vicfory: Flower: A friendly lass Edward Sfebner: Lincoln: Sergeanf-af-arms: house sergeanf-af-arms: baslcei- ball, baseball, E Club: Known in alhlefics Phyllis Swarh: Diana: Flower: Far-off inferesfs Helen Slymanska: Diana: Flower: Grace in her sfeps Wanda Slymanski: Diana: Moffo: hall guard: Good sense of humor Anne Takls: Vicfory: Treasurer: Mosf delighfful friend Belly Tanner: Vicfory: Ways and Means: hall guard: Genfle lass Irene Tardonia: Priscilla Alden: Flower: A cheery friend Lorene Teer: Diana: Morro: Lovely and nice Florence Temmen: Diana: Social: hall guard, Indian, Radio Guild, Quill and Scroll, class popular girl: A Hnger in every pie Eleanor Teschlte: Diana: Mollo: hall guard: Brighf fufure Roberl' Thomas: Lincoln: Mello: house lreasurer, hall guard, baskelball, lrack, baseball: A dignified alhlefe Ralian Tiolis: Diana: Treasurer: Round Table presidenl, senior play, Glee Club, Ari' Guild, Speakers' Bureau, Pierians: Arf, music, and debafe-all hers Edward Torner: Websler: Treasurer: house sergeanl'-af-arms, homeroom presidenl, baskelball, foofball, baseball, E Club: ln every game of sporf John Torre: Websler: Color: A man of few words Thomas Tripp: Roosevell: Flower: choir, Glee Club, Round Table, Radio Guild: Confinual fun Vincenl' Turner: Lincoln: Calendar: hall guard, orchesfra: He lives a man's life Jane Ulrich: Viclory: Memorial: homeroom secrelary, Arrow, Spanish Club, 2lI Slafi, class baby: Charming, demure affifude Joy Ussery: Priscilla Alden: Flower: Joyous as she goes along Eva Vandro: Vicfory: Secrelarial: A hearf of gold Margarel' Verbiesf: Diana: Memorial: Brighf-eyed Miss Belly Vernon: Viclory: Ways and Means: No dark clouds in her life Dominic Vicari: Roosevell: Sergeanl-al-arms: house sergeanl-al'-arms and freasurer, homeroom vice-pres. and lreasurer, foolball, baseball, E Club: Afhlefic sharpie Frank Von Koss: Lincoln: Color: Arrow, bowling: Candid, in many ways Beflye Wagner: Diana: Calendar: Her door is always open John Waldo: Lincoln: Memorial: Indian, Round Table, Speakers' Bureau, Pierians: Dramafic speaker May Wall: Diana: Publicily: hall guard, homeroom secrefary: Cheerful coun- fenance Lennox Walsh: Roosevell: Moflo: hall guard capfain, Chiefs, Pierians presi- denl: l'll make my world William Waller: Lincoln: Memorial: Smoofh dresser George Werfelmann: Websfer: Memorial: Lanky and good humored Douglas Widger: Roosevell: Color: A person one respecfs Hazel Wills: Viclory: Secrelarial: A merry hearf Don Wines: Roosevell: class presidenl, house vice-pres., Chiefs presidenf, senior play, hall guard, Glee Club, Indian, Speakers' Bureau, Radio Guild, foolball, lrack, E Club: A 101 per cenf fellow! Alfred Wiflwer: Lincoln: Ways and Means: hall guard, fennis, swimming, E Club: Merry laughs bring merry echoes Frederick Woelllers: Websler: Color: R.O.T.C.: A sfeady fellow William Wolff: Roosevell: Sergeanl-al-arms: Glee Club, R.O.T.C., baseball: Ambifious and pleasanf Raymond Wronski: Lincoln: Calendar: Speakers' Bureau, Radio Guild, baskei- ball: One who sficlcs fo fhe end Edna Wynlon: Vicfory: Color: A diligenf sfudenl June Young: Diana: class vice-presidenl, homeroom pres. and vice-pres., house counselor: Has cr sweef smile all her own Jean Marlin: Viclory: Commencement: Pleasanf person Ninefy-one JUNE CLASS ACTIVITIES Like one big, happy family -+ha+'s Ihe besf descrip+ion of fhe June graduafes, a large, aggressive group which always managed fo find Iime for friendly ge+-fogerhers. Slra+ing par+ies were popular senior fare, and several were held Ihrough fhe Ierm. The girls go+ fheir heads 'rogefher and puf one over on Ihe boys by proclaiming May 8 Reverse Da+e Day. Senior sea dogs had Iheir inning when a group splashed in Ihe Websrer Hall pool April I7. Groups of seniors fool: in movies on various occasions and +opped ir off by sfaging a real +hea+er par+y a+ fhe Wilson. Wifh summer approach- ing, Ihe senior year was brough+ rapidly +o a climax wi+h a bicycle oufing, picnic, senior cruise, dress-up day, and The +radi+ional Swingou+-all of which lefi' happy memories wifh Easfern's newesr alumni. '? 'yfg-..w' sw 5155 gummff :fi 43 47 assay 55' Dafa of gnxgusf gf . os 'l.4r I SUMMER SCHOOL The l942 summer school was again an eighf-week session iniended for s1'uden'I's who failed worlc, who wished +o advance a grade or graduafe in Augusf, or who wanfed fo spend a summer profifably. A number of s+uden+s had +he fhrill of faking +he firsf aviafion course a+ Easiern, +augh+ by Mr. Frederic Beddow. Oiher sfudenfs fool: courses in speech, drama+ics, firs+ aid, and fhe many ofher subjecfs which were offered. Wi+h +wen+y-fhree as an average class, each s+uden+ was able +o receive considerable individual aH'en+ion from his feacher. The enrollmenl' of all four deparfmenfs, elemen+ary, infermediafe, high school, and posf graduaie, 'rofaled 740, while fhe members of +he faculfy ioialed 23, wifh Mr. Arfhur Erwin as principal. One of 'rhe ou+s+anding highligh+s of +he summer was +he presen+a+ion of +wo plays produced by +he Radio Drama+ics Work Shop. The fwo plays, Ari and Mrs. BoHle and His Firs'r Shave , were presenfed in Augusf before an audience of 600 sfudenis. There was a charge of five cenfs, and fhe profiis were used +o cover Summer School expenses and +o buy a fine collecfion of sound-effecf records for +he Radio Guild. Fred Suppnick and Joyce Schafz siarred in Ari and Mrs. BoHle , while Claude May had +he lead in His Firsi' Shave . Ninefy-Hvree .mf ,,,. Pug , 'l l2B Kalherine Abbale Eleanor Annen Marion Barrowclilf Belly Becker Shirley Brandon Jean Briggs Jean Carmichael Isabelle Carpenler Helen Clark Palricia Di Gaelano Dorolhy Ellioll Rosemary English Elia Facca Mary Louise Ferrara Dolores Freeman Anna Hage Marion Holloway Shirley Krauss Margarel Krebs Shirley Langley Jeanelle MacLaren Belly Messner Jane Prilchard Mildred Sinkovilz Marilyn Smilh Lena Spino Evelyn Sullon Josephine Terranova Eva Vandro Belly Vernon Rose Vinci Belly Wallace Hazel Wills Edna Wynlon IIA Shirley Abernelhy Nardy Abrignani Blossom Adams Ida Bamonle Edna Barr Lorraine Berry Charlolle Borneman Bernadelle Bulfa Sarah Campagna Mamie Caruso Bealrice Crocchiolo Annelle Dielers Helen Dunslone Sara Eberhardl Grace Engguisl Anne Flaclsmann Regina Foli Lena Fraschelli Phyllis Fricke Shirley Gall Georgina Gaull Marian Gendreau Palricia Grunow Kalherine Gunn Mildred Hoffman Orra Houslon Florence Irving Belly Jane Jelzke Frances Kaercher Tefla Kamenilsa Belly Maisel Delphine Maiarov Shirley Marshall Hilda Marliu Florinda Marlucci Irene Maul Gloria McAuley Irene McCombe Belly Morse Margarel Murphey Pauline Nielsen Nmely four VICTORY Louise O'Brien Maxine Parris Mary Price June Randall Alma Rasmussen Mildred Reed Chrisline Rennie Helen Riller Josephine Sapulo Helen Siedlecki Geraldine Sprague Shirley Sleen Daphne Swarls Helen Thomas Muriel Twine Ellen Will IIB Sarah Bellia Palricia Booker Margarel Carrick Margarel Collelli Nellie Consolino Ramona Conli Shirley Cope Verna Conway Geraldine Dombrowski Lois Garrison Delores Harris Phyllis Inwood Ruby Jackson Margarel Kawakis Dorolhy Kreger Mary Kuivenen Margarel Lewis Rose Lipari Vera Mariaca Arline McKinney Doris McMillan Anna Olivieri Grace Oulman Vicloria Panlano Violel Passeggialo Jeanelle Paw owski Gwendolyn Pillsley Belly Reosli Sara Reggero Palricia Schrock Helen Schueler Rose Marie Scoll Margarel Searcy Rebecca Shogry Margarel Sloyka Shirley Thomas Ella Torge Belle Towler Clara Veneri Shirley Via Dorolhy Vlaicu Elaine Vogel Marie Vyse Beulah Weidemann Dorolhy Whilworlh Clyda Williams Inez Zanelli IOA Adele Abdoo Bernice Adler Josephine Agrusa Florence Amormino Alice Anderson Alice Bias Edilh Baron Irene Beausoleil Mary Anne Becker Lillian Belleck Belly Bigger Rose Bommarilo Mae Louise Bowersock Phyllis Carey Ida Carollo Jennie Caruso Frances Calalfio Mary Chavel Berlha Columbus Appolonia Corlese Joan Cox Rose Cracchiolo Phyllis Curlell Esa Daddario Carol de Beauclair Alice De Grace Berlha De Grace Marie Difloe Frances Dilber Dorolhea Domzalski Irene Dunn Lena Emanual Belly Ericksen Hilda Erickson Phyllis Farina Virginia Mae Ferguson Mary Louise Fisher Audrey Foley Jeannelle Franklin Grace Giordano Alice Goslow Jacqueline Gracey Belly Green Corinne Greene Bernice Greene Phyllis Hemus Anna Hill Ellen Hodgson Lois Homann Violel Huber Alberla Irving Mary Jaquilh Jacqueline Jensen Theola Johnson Mary Kaloury Doris Killian Eleanor Kolar Mary Kranz Grace Krause Jacqueline Lang Jean Lennie Margarel MacDowelI Jessie MacLaren Emily Malenfanl Anlionelle Maniaci Anlionelle Marlino Jean McKenzie Leah Messner Elma Meyer Carolyn Mioskowski Robbie Orrell Josephine Palanola Lucille Palrick Rose Poggiolo Jane Poulrol Rose Pravellone Hopemarie Priebe Frances Ragona Anne Russe I Audrey Sanders Charlolle Schade Irene Schofield Lois Small Charlolle Sochko Yolanda Spino Viola Slamales Eileen Slark Elaine Tonn Eileen Tonn Barbara Tollen Mary Van Heck Doris Vickers Jean Waeriss Shirley Windhorsl Gloria Winlers Bessie Zoyes Eleanor Zyckowski IOB Cecila Auby Elizabelh Bearce Anna Bennell Edna Benlley Edna Braund Loraine Brenner Ellen Brey Laura Bridges Doreen Campbell Cecilia Carler Dorolhy Chamness Marie Charlie Joan Combs Carmella Condino Aileen Coppens Florence Davis Belly Edwards Emily Elias lone Ellerholz Theresa Fensyk Shirley' Fluharly Josep ine Galla Amelia George Rose Gerada Belly Graswick Louise Gralson Belly Ann Herhulh Belly Hillery Julia Holley Madelyn Iannuzzi Chrislina Johns Marilynn Jones Norma Koury Agnes Kimbra A ma Landon Emma Lepinal Belly Liebau Marilyn Marlin Geraldine Mayes Joyce McBride Josephine Michael Rulh Middlelon Barbara Milschke Lila Monsour Clarice Morris Margarel Nadai Mary Naimo Marion Nalle Irene Nelson Dorolhy Olenzelr Mary Orlando Leona Oulman Palricia Owens Gladys Parnell Phyllis Pidgeon Rose Ouasarano Louise Rasseii, Margarel Re anl Shirley Ribble Shirley Richard Helen Rikash Helen Roe Angeline Senlill Beverly Shellon Shirley Smilh Lois Spiekerman Marilyn Slafford Lorraine Szymkowicz Lois Tarner Luella Theidel Louise Valenlino Jeanne Vanker Rulh Voss Lillian Wagner Shirley Whlllaker Gloria Williams Vernelle Williams Doris Will Eileen Ziegler l2B Andrew Adragna Kenneth Bergin Harry Bertges Elmer Brinker Robert Cady Angelo Calandro Victor Crump Wallace Dambach Julius Demeyere Chester Dereszewski Joseph Dewsbury Robert Hoenicke Donald Jacks Ross Kennedy Donald Kinrer John Kreyger Delmar Ku ka Guy Matthana Charles Maxwell William McComsey Eugene Oliverio Paul Pentecost Edward Rozniecki Louis Schneider Arthur Swan Joseph Trovato Joseph Weber IIA Irving Adler Dommic Catanzaro Wesley Coffeen Joe Conti Vito Conti Joseph Costa Norman Finney Donald Flack Jerry Fortune Altred Galietti Ra! Gibson Ro ert Goetsch Alvord Gorlitz Charles Guess George Halsig James Hart Ralph Henry James Hotchkiss Herbert Hubrecht Kyle Jennings William Joudas Harmen Kates Robert Lackey Joseph Lamberti George Lehmann Walter Masinick Robert Miller Chester Myers LINCOLN James Oliver Argante Pantano George Phipps Robert Provost l George Psihas Leonard Quasarano Edward Redoute Carmen Ruggirello John Saba Helmut Sauer Jim Shepard Anthony Shereda Bernard Sloan Pete Stribakos Robert Tear Rene Thibault Harold Ulrich Lyman VanVliet Louis Verqa Claude Vogler Fred Willie William Wilson Melvin Wineman John Zaurrini William Addis Howard Bryan Thomas Burman Frank Catania Jerry Crongeyer Milton Economoir Robert Fischer William Fuller Dominic Gaudino Gerald Herbst Kenneth Huiman William Kahle Robert Kunnert Sam Labara Joseph Leone Robert Lunan Frank Neil Sam Pace Edmund Paquette Fred Presta Calvin Rothrock Charles Santo Philip Shaw Howard Terry Robert Weidner Walter Wotherspoo IOA James Agattas Charles Atfwell l'I Robert Blackburn John Bowers Sam Bracco James Buckley Frank Calandrino Frank Calimazzo Edsel Carrow Alfred Chalow Donald Christiansen James Cristin James Consiglio Mario Coppola Goble Cu pepper William Damico Lawrence Davis Richard Dixon George Emlet Dominic Ferri Marvin Fisher Richard Gillette Joseph Gutierrez Donald Haftner Thomas High Peter Huber Johnny John James Keeney George Korondan Anthony Locricchio Josef: Lorenzo Lee arten William Mathews Robert McGraw Abraham Meide George Michael Edwin Miller Edgar Mills Herbert Motley Donald Mylka Joseph Norrus Eugene Orait Bernard Patrona Clarence Pett Milton Pett Edmund Poile Edward Pritchard Sam Puleo Ray Redmond Donald Remen Carl Renius Gerald Roeske Hugh Rosin Frank Rumptz George Shaliady Arnold Shaver Lloyd Silverthorn Tony Sorrentino Frank Stark Stanley Szumanski Dave Taylor Richard Taylor William Taylor James Thomas William Thomas Peter Tourkakis X William Turpel Bill Valenti George VanDeVelde Adam Vandro Robert Wagner Keith Whitmore Donald Wisbiski Thomas Woznicki Bernard Wybrect George Weirge Richard Ziskie IOB Joseph Amormino Herbert Berling Ray Brewington William Buechner - Elmer Burck Hugh Cooper Le Roy Corey Howard Draker Nick Franglus Dennis Ga lagher John Giasone Arthur Huber Noble Jacksen Arthur Jewell Robert Keller Robert Kirsch James Kupka Arthur Llsteman Walter Lobricki Robert Lupfer f Bernard Maneli Jack Manfre Joseph Mangiapane Arldon Map e Charles McHenry Jacob Meda Mike Militello John Nehman Philip Nelson Eugene O'Brien Eugene Oleszko Sam Oliveto Chester Painter Bernard Pelletier Eugene Pinger Robert Potter Jack Powell Richard Roberts ' Joseph Rodgers Harry Shoesmith Carl Sieger Herbert Steiger Sam Tallerico Ralph Thiel Richard Toepfer Bob Travani Ray Van Meter Stephen Ziolowski Nlnefy five l2B Zena Amico Noula Athans Dorothy Beckett Eunice Benedict Katherine Boccomino Elaine Bradly Sinor guck 'D ary amp in Mary Cipraoneg Joyce Co e Lil ian Cooper Margaret Crichton Jane Cross Lenore Devita Doris Enas Amelia Fabbri Josephine Galia Mary Geudino Josephine Gurzick Thelma Harriman Vivian Jones Elaine Jubenville Gertrude Kablowsky Betty Manier Joan McKeehan Diana Meerschaert Elva Nolan Frances Pagato Frances Ru ino Shirley Schmidt Irene Schultz Marie Smith Jean Spigelmyre IIA Alvera Abdao Bette Adams Elizabeth Adomian Marnice Aiello Emogene Avery Mary Badali Dorothy Bloom Cleo Bodmer Betty Baelter Roselen Campo Rose Canepa Antionette Cantalupo Mary Carey Jean Condey I Jeannette Corsi June Duck Elvira Frader Ol a Friedt Mi?dred Frunek Carmella Galici Jean Hancock Barbara Henry Ruth Hensler Ruth Hickmatt Donna Mae Hoy Doris Hudson Sarah Hunter Irene Jizewski Mary Ann Jones Henrietta Ledesma Alva Lemke Betty Maas Mary Lou Marshall Maxine Martin . Clarice McLaughlin Shirley Menschlng Gloria Millette Shirley Monce Betty Parrish . Louise Pellrgruio Rose Pergitone Lorraine Pioch Ninety-six Audrey Rikash Sally Rippel Elfreda Rogotzke Shirley Schribroth Lillian Siadi Betty Stansberry Barbara Sullivan Kathryn Tromeur Clarice Vagts Marion Vandevoorde Patricia Waldmeir Violet Waselovich Barbara Albritton Vivian Alongi Mary Barsden Laurene Bennett Louise Biason Joyce Boucher Ivory Branch Marne Brown Edith Case Elpes Christ Freda Cosby Virginia Cosche June Craig Florence aar Zoe Deloglore Alice Dereszewski Sophie Dilber Virginia Downey Anna Farina Shirley Hall Jean Hahteldt Mary latrate Ardls Jewett Dorothy Kade Mary Koroves Olga Kozmireh Ann Lacetield June Larson Florence Litton Marion Ludwig Lidabelle Luzier Vivian Medvison Eva Michael Evelyn Montini Elsie Mullison Marguerite Nienstedt Stella Oliverio Dorothy Parnell Florence Phillips Julie Poirier Eleanor Pruelt Ruth Rieger Virginia Schmidt Joyce Silko Barbara Simpson Betty Strachan Phyllis Taylor Geraldine Tonak Norma Waple Jean Whitledge Ethel Zilch IOA Eola Alessi Vivian Barber Gladys Barger Anna Baumgarlner Rose Bombrusco Marion Bongiorno Loretta Bretton Vera Bucaclnk DIANA Marion Burssens Dorothy B rd Mariorie aaron Jennie Castronova Nina Catalano Lorraine Cavanaugh Beverly Chapman Pearl Cohen Eleanor Coppa Netti-Jo Coppage Phyllis Crimiti Betty Lou Delboy Theresa Des Rivers Suzanne Eddy Nyla Falk Rita Gaudzinski Mildred Gaura Doris Gravietti Marilyn Hall Barbara Ham Fay Haskin Jane Helmintoller Mary Henderson Katherine Herturth Lucille Jasinski Frances Jester Blanche Johnson Lois Kirchner Emily. Kittner Delp ine Kopy Lorraine Korth Theresa Lefave Bette Lippold Grace Lucido Betty Maiuri Emily Masha Julia Marasco Dorothy McHenry Elizabeth Martin Phyllis Matthes Delores McCracken Lenore Misch Shirley Moerschell Edna Nickrand Iola Nolan Viola Nolan Helen Palermo Suzette Peterson Joyce Polly Clarice Prost Carol Oueasbarth Dolly Rente Diana Rossin La Vere Schuster Gloria Secontine Shirley Seelbinder Helen Seletln Betty Slater Mary Ann Stetani Jacqueline Subb Eleanor Szymanski Jean Thomas Irene Wesserling Mariorie White Dorothy Wilson Lenore Woolsey Mary Yates Viola Zohr Mary Louise Zurad IOB Lulu Abraham Virginia Adomian Florence Amormino Joanne Baker Judith Barber Shirley Barton Doris Basso Virginia Bedrosian Mary Boyle Virginia Cacchione Anna Mae Cadieux Marion Cetali Shirley Charboneau Joan Chavel Dorothy Clark Doris Clayton Helen Clemente Shirley Cook Rosemary Cosche Martha Cody Verna Costanza Frances Crisafi Jeannette Davidson Lorraine Deadman Beatrice De Parvine Geraldine Dettlott Ruth Dettloft Audrey Devlin Lucy Di Marzo Jean Dinnell Dorothy Elle Rosita Eyd Lois Fry Pamela Gieseke Elaine Goerlitz Rita Hagen Margaret Hiller Marie Howard Elaine Howell Helen Kalas Dorothy Kerin Anna Koenig Lois La Duke Antoinette Kruszewski Betty Lawrence Pauline McKenna Mary Metry Dorothy Namey Ruth Neukirch Nancy Olivieri Mary Ott Mildred Paquette Lilly Piazza La Vona Powell Delphine Prebis Georgia Psahos Mary Randazzo Audrey Ranspach Lois Reimann Carol Robertson Marguerite Robinson Frances Sadowski Josephine Sano Mary Catherine Savarina Mary Rose Savarino Frances Scandarito Catherine Schepke Dolores Seitz Shirley Singler Norma Skinner Beverly Jean Smith Olive Smith Patricia Smith Joyce Spies Louise Sumner Diana Tabacchini Concetta Terranalli Beatrice Thompson Louise Tignanelli Sarah Toomaiian Catherine Torino Helen Trechel Jane Van Wesemael Margaret Vernier Melva Volker Violet Wargnier Mary Wearing Marie Weir Mary Jane Williams Margaret Yaklitsch Shirley Young 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PL. 7124 Detroit, Michigan Wholesale and Retail Mack Ave. Live Poultry Market Poultry Dressed While U Wait fspecial Prices for Weddings and Banquetsj Plaza 1750 Michael Andries, Prop. 7720 Mack Ave. Between Baldwin and Seyburn Compliments of Compliments of DETROIT COLONIAL BAKING co. F, L LANG Bakers of High Quality Hearth Bread INDUSTRIAL POWER ENGINEERING M. Olgiati P. Foti L. Cianirania 9119 Van Dyke Plaza 7434 PLAZA 2560 DR. S. F. GORDON DENTIST Hours: Mon., Wed.. Fri. B P.M. Tue.. Thur., Sat. 5 P.M. 5201 Townsend Ave. at Gratiot Over Drug Store TAILORS FUHRIERS BUCH CLEANERS 9235 GRATIOT PHONE PLAZA 6650 Frank Streb Hardware, Inc. Stoves, Paints, Oils. Glass, Builders Supplies and Household Furnishings Everything Good in Hardware 9229-31 Gratiot Ave., Detroit, Mich. Arthur F. Deinzer Phone Plaza 5400-Ol Henry I. Deinzor Better Furniture lor Less Money at A U fHfUf!fiL'l'l'fUf?Nfffff17f Sfllfilc' Complete Home Furnishing Service 7900 Mack Ave. Near Van Dyke WHITTIER THEATRE E, Ielferson and Belle Isle Bridge T W V THE LATEST AND BEST IN DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMS Watch Repairing Our Specialty Optical Service BAILEN'S IEWELRY Diamonds-Watches-Iewelry-Gifts 7709 Mack Avenue Detroit, Mich. Kodaks-Cameras 6, Supplies-Full Line oi Films We Buy G Sell Used Candid G Movie Cameras HARPER PHOTO STUDIO AND CAMERA sHoP Kodaks Repaired 7346 Harper Ave. Plaza 2653 Detroit, Mich. ANDARY MARKET GROCERY AND MEATS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 3903 Townsend IV. 9560 WE DELIVER One hundred nine A m 72. M u 'G'ki1Eie M5271 fifibx V5 AIQIYSQFG' K 5 1 fel51.fL,:3g,x3?gsxg,bf'Qe,:ggusQf K K K Q W QQ 3 , s, F ff Q A '- 15 Q . , if A W :V ,S ., -' .1 I' -V -:aw A ww , 3,,f,4..s,,. L, 3 V, Ji? M, .. yi we W S . . R, y ' , 9 , ' C' as Q 5 , , A 7 3-1 1 1 1- 1 M 7 U ff? y , , . V 2 2 1. -2- Lyg, Q n,.ix'95 ww.. ff, M '- , ...pq ,--5 L, K'3-g1',ffgs23f:+- ww .,.. .. .X :W , .K Q 12 .--S QM Yi. iff ., 3 A5 sz: gif S fm - -if ,:.V-1 1 - i m M Vnm, ,L . , A 'J Q ff fin W aw .. Q.. ,A y P J, Y if A 'Q W . ,,,. . 1 , :aww i . ,, F R we A 'Q if f My K Wg l g 2. R f ' id, I Q I I 4 l I I 1 1 LET THE BUSINESS UNIVERSITY in the United Artists Building train you for the position ol EXECUTIVE SECRETARY In such a position your high school training and specialized knowledge may be made an asset ol greatest value. May we send you our Bulletin iully describing the college grade business courses offered by this in- stitution? WAR EMERGENCY COURSES Summer Term. Iune 21 Fall Term, Sept. 8 Streamlined Training in Shorthand, Type, Ma- chine Shorthand. Calculating Machine and Ac- counting. Enabling students to attain maximum skill in a few subjects in a few months' time. H fD Phones: PLaza 5464-5465 R. HAROLD LING FUNERAL DIRECTOR 915 EAST GRAND BLVD. Between Sylvester and Canfield Detroit. Mich. MODEL BUILDERS Complete Stock AIRPLANES - BOATS All Known Makes SUPPLIES Registration A Limited to High SCI-1001, BOOKS School Graduates and Bough, sold Those with College Training UNITED ARTISTS BLDG. STUDIO BOOK SHOP 10th Floor 9331 Mack Ave. near McClellan Plaza 7766 Open Evenings HAYWARD HEALTH SHOE T. W. HAYWARD Wear Correct Shoes Correctly Fitted Shoes Fitted by X-Ray 7700 Mack Avenue. Detroit. Mich. rink... EPSIfh 0 4 Bottled by DOSSIN'S FOOD PRODUCTS D E T R O I T Courtesy of HOME MODERNIZING SERVICE 12129 Hamilton Ave. Highland Park. Mich. Phone TO. 8-2204 Annette Beauty Shop 7266 Kercheval Ave. Fitzroy 2520 Detroit, Mich. One hundred eleven Accountants Needed in War and in Peace A very real shortage of qualified high school graduates to fill accounting posi- tions exists today. There is an urgent need for women accountants. WALSH offers a time-saving intensive Accountancy Course in evening school classes beginning SEPTEMBER 13. 1943 Serve your country and insure your future by preparing in evening school classes at WALSH for important and high- salaried accounting positions in war and in peace. WALSH INSTITUTE A professional. coeducational school of Accountancy and Business Administration 120 MADISON AVE.. DETROIT CA. 5136 Write or call immediately for details about this practical course. Phone Office Hours Prospect 6011 Appointment Only DR. WM. L. BARNES CHIROPRACTOR Palmer Graduate Office-14120 Gratiot Avenue corner of Saratoga and Gratiot DETROIT, MICHIGAN Compliments of DELUXE THEATRE Kercheval at McClellan iff Grace Harbor Lumber Co. Founded 50 Years Ago YARDS PHONES 12081 Mack Ave. Lenox 3666 13833 W. Chicago Blvd. Hogarth 4913 189 Vinewood Ave. Lafayette 5438 if OTTO BREY. IR. i' QUALITY FOOTWEAR for the Entire Family ir 2653 Gratiot Avenue Between Chene and Grandy PHOTO FINISHING at a bargain price: 6- or 8-exposure roll developed and 2 prints from each printable negative, only 30c QUICK SERVICE and QUALITY WORK Send your film and 30c to PHO-T-PHO, BOX 1324 Highland Park. Mich. One hundred fwelve Wishing the Graduates of I9-I3 at Eastern High School the greatest success in their future undertakings ROSE Prescription Drug Compliments ol F I E L D ' S Junior Coats. Suits. Dresses and Sportswear Cor. Forest and Van Dyke Phone IV. 8914 We call lor and deliver prescriptions 9200 Mack tCor. Belviderel PL1xza 2930 Compliments of C0mPlim9l'lfS BAY FURNITURE CO. Less To Pay At The Bay of CHRISAM'S MARKET 6633 Van Dyke Avenue Detroit. Mich. 15405 Harper Next to the Van Dyke Theatre Arlington 9445 I 1 1 I Compliments ot Compliments ol CARL HIMMLER The INDIAN VILLAGE CLEANERS Shoe Repair 8241 Gratiot FItzroy 6500 N N 1 Here they are, the top ad salespeoplel Front row, left to right: T. Yaquinto, T. Harriman, M. Barrowcliff. Back row: D. Whitworth, C. Jackson, A. Coppens. E I I l One hundred thirteen To you graduates-you who have al- ready earned a generous measure of success - we offer our sincere congratu- lations. We hope that for many years you will again and again enioy the photo- graphic portraits we were privileged to make for this book and that the training you have received will bring you new and ge successes to make the future truly happy for all of you. rdl B.,ll.llll,lllQl 28 ADAMS AVENUE, WEST C1-:-5 Also 525 Harrison Street, FLINT I ANE'S MARKET 7945 CHARLEVOIX Corner Van Dyke Choice Meats-Fresh Vegetables and Fruits Freshest Poultry in Town Ice Cream Phone PL. 7252 Compliments ol COMPTOMETER Taught in the Only School Licensed By The Manufacturer 'If INTENSIFIED TRAINING FREE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE DONALD L. MITCHELL, D.D.s. EXCELLENT EAEEEEEE LARGE FIELD FOR POSITIONS 9964 Gratiot Avenue Detroit, Mich. i' PI.aza 9544 D E T R O I T FLEETWOOD CLEANERS C 0 M p T O M E T E R Office and Plant S C H Q Q L 30l8 VAN DYKE we can and Denver 333 State Street Cherry 5050 Phone Olive 3009 VAN DYKE FLORISLT FLOWERS THAT PLEASE 2931 Van Dyke A. W. Brumm. Prop. Taylor's Hy-Pure Drug Store Accurate PRESCRIPTION Service 9247 Charlevoix Cor. McClellan Lenox 2728 Plaza 4377 Frank I. Carlcaterra Louis C. Ccxlcaterra FRANK I. CALCATERRA FUNERAL HOME 1201 East Grand Boulevard Detroit, Mich. Compliments ol Kellerhals' Sc to S1.00 Store 7627 Mack Avenue HICKORY BAR-B-C! Specializing in Bar-B-Q Meats 7852 E. Forest Operated by Cor. Van Dyke Louis Somhorovich MICHEL'S GROCERY Meats. Fruits, Tobaccos, Etc. 7612-16 Forest E. IV. 9441 WE DELIVER On hu d ed flffe Nickel, Pvt. Alvin Nielsen, Aux. Helen Nihem, Slfc Jack Nioghilse, Bill Norris, Lt. John Oatman, Ra Oliver, P.F.C. Ernest Oliver, Pvt. Wilfred Padovini, Alex Papoto, AXC Joe Pa mer, Pvt. Don Pantel, Pvt. Earl Parisi, Cpl. Paul Parry, Edward Penner, Pvt. Frank Pentecost, Lynn Pepllnski, P. .C. Alois Pett, Af: Ray Perica, Jack Perry Ed Perzyke, Dick Pescke, Pvt. Bill Peterson, Cpl. Carlo Peterson, AXC George Peyser Pvt. Hank Pichrahn, George Pichrahn, Fred Pictte, James Pike, Bob Pine, Lt. Robert Pitt, Charles Pittman, Pvt. Gene Piyskamp, Pvt. Henry Poggioto, Pvt. Carl Pol ock, S2!c James Pongrace, Capt. Otto Poppen, Alfred Prie , S2lc Harold Prolcuda, Paul Provost, Pvt. Albert Pruett, P.F.C. Len Pruett, Pvt. Ray Suirk, Ensign John uirlr, Cpl. Robert Oummel, Sllc James Rabb, P.F.C. William Ratclifte, Clarence Rebueart, Pvt. George Reeder, Chausse Remmert, Pvt. Walter Renner, Harold EASTERNITES IN SERVICE CContinued from page 1001 Renotte, Pvt. George Richetts, Cpl. Robert Rieman, Bill Rigby, Jack Ringler, Slfc Garthe Risk, Cpl. James Ritter, Chuck Roberts, James Roberts, Tom Robinson, Ken Rogers, Bob Rolo Pvt. David Rosell, Pvt. R. E. Rouleau, Ernie Rudleberger, George Runner, Bud Rucenga, Pvt. Lee Ryskamp, Pvt. Henry Sadler, Sgt. Ken Sage, Pvt. Louis Salamie, Pvt. Esse Salome, Jerry Santill, Tony Saracino, Pvt. Bob Saunders, Robert Savdino, Pvt. Fidille Schaal, Sgt. Harley Schafer, .F.C. Jack Schafer, Pvt. Joe Schafer, Tom Schattenberg, P.F.C. H. Scheel, Fred Schemmel, Andrew schmidf, Pvt. Ted Schmidt, William Schmird, Earl Schneider, Earl Schneider, Russ Schnelker, Lt. Jerry Schroeder, Cpl. Bob Schroll, 'Melvin Schueler, James Schueler, Bob Schultz, Sgt. Clayton Scoveill, Pvt. James Scovill, Sg:t. E. B. Scorof, P. .C. Alex Scuala, Pvt. Bill Seeley, 3!c Petty Otfic Seeley, Pvt. Robert Sesta, Pvt. Charles Shepplar, Clifford Shely, Sgt. Howard Shinfer, Robert Shingler, Lt. Bob Simone Peter Simonel, Pvt. Emile er A. Simpson, Charles Sindon, Donald Singer, Earl Slaughter, Tom Slyter, Gil Smith, SZ!c Charles Smith, Cpl. Donald Smith, Harry Smith, Jack Smith, Pvt. Kenneth Spencer, H. P. Spiccuza, AIC Gus Spitz, Wilbur Stahl, Donald Stebner, Pvt. Garhart 'Steele, Capt. Ned Steele, Capt. Rex Steiner, Cpl. Arthur Stout, George Strassburg, Wilbur Strat, Pvt. Steve Stratton AIC Arthur siren, cape. aan Sullivan, Hudson Swartz, Pvt. Gordon Swayne, P.F.C. Robert Tanner, S3!c Edwin Taylor, Ken Taylor, Lampert Taylor, Pvt. Robert Theis, Fred Thomas, Alfred Thomas, Pvt. Clitf Thomas, Mitchell Thompson, Pvt. Ernest Thompson, Robert Tineteri, Pvt. Edward Toormina, Ciro Tranchida, Salvatore Turner, William Tuschak, George Underwood, B. M. Urlaub, Pvt. Robert Valentine, P.F.C. Carl Valenti, Pvt. Vic Valle, Fred Vallone, P.F.C. Anthony Van Meerk, Victor Van De Voorde, Sgt. Rene Veach, Carl Veach, Marvin Ventimiglia, Pvt. Michael Vernon, Pvt. Don Reported killed in action. tMissing in action. Versaci, Gaetano Yigliotti, Lt. Ralph Votta, Michael Wagner, John Waldo, AXC Leonard Waldron, Robert Walters, Gerald Walters, Pvt. Walter 'Warr, Nimore Warren, Bill Watts, Lt. Robert Weigle, S2!c Charles Weir, Edward Wenskay, Pvt. Robert Wenskay, Warren Wessel, John Wesserling, Pvt. Bill Wettlaufer, John Weyhing, Bob Wienke, Carl Wilcox, Lt. Iran Wilkins, William Williams, Pvt. Arthur Williams, Richard Williams, Thomas Williams, William Wilson, Pvt. Melvin Winkler, Cpl. Malcolm Winters, Bob Wirth, George Wismelluer, Sgt. Robert Wolczynski, Ted Wolf, Pvt. David Wolf, Pvt. John Wolf, App. S. Robert Wolff, Pvt. Leonard Wolter, Cpl. Blll Wolter, S3!c George Woods, Herald Woolsey, Sgt. C. T. Woolser, Pvt. R. C. Woznic i, Alphonse Woznicki, Ray Wri ht, Bud Wreaaleski, Sgt. Dick Yaquinto, John Yoder, Pvt. Claude Yuergens, Harold Zbikowski, Art Ziegler, Leo Zibou, Pvt. Arthur Zoois, Stanley Zuara, Pvt. August Zynda, S2fc George The editors and staff of the Arrow sincerely thank Miss Clara A. Johnson and the students in her retailing, salesmanship, and personal standards classes who worked so diligently in soliciting the advertisements appearing in this section. We give a special vote of thanks to the following hustling salespeople: Thelma Harriman, eleven ads: Charles Jackson, six ads: Marian Barrowclitf, six ads: Aileen Coppens, tive ads: Ellen Brey, 'Four ads: Dorothy Whitworth, three ads: Roger Jones, three ads. One hundred sixteen Compliments of CHIMES MARKET Kercheval and Sheridan Stiers Confectionery 8: Delicatessen 68l5 Charlevoix Avenue Gas, Electric, Telephone and Water Bills -PAYABLE HERE - Orlings Sausage - Fresh Eggs Ivanhoe 9445 Ivanhoe 9327 Compliments of BADER'S PALACE BAKERY 7426 Mack Hi Plaza 3948 Work Called For and Delivered All Work Guaranteed Plaza 5548 Central Auto Radiator Repair All Makes of Radiators I-lepaired 8615 Mack Avenue DETROIT, MICH. IT PAYS TO SHOP AT P I P P E R ' S DRY GOODS STORE A Dependable Place to Trade Since l909 9305 Gratiot, at McClellan Open Thursday, Friday and Saturday Evenings Cleaners and Dyers In any emergency, when in need ol Trick cleaning or pressing service, cal PLAZA 4200 8833 Gratiot Between Crane and Rohns DAY DRUG CO. Phone Fitzroy 1728 7245 E. Ieiierson Buy at Day's . . . It Pays Phone PL. 4425 EUGENE'S MARKET Eugene and Gotthill Motzer. Props. EASTWOOD ROLLER RINK Open Every Nite-Gratiot cmd 8-Mile Road Quality Meats Home Made Sausage Skating Every Nite and Sunday Matinee Ch ' P lt owe ou ry Prices-Evenings 50c-7:30 to 11:30 8911 Gratiot Ave- Detroit sunday Matinee 30c-1:30 to 5:00 One hundred seventeen Mr. Powels and the Junior Red Cross president, Jane Morris, epf a flag awarded to Eastern's Junior Red Cross for outstanding achievement. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Complete Photo Service at Drug Stores serviced by ROBISON-PHILLIPS CORP. Makers ol Duro-chrome Prints FLOWERS GIFTS CHARVAT THE FLORIST Mack at Sheridan Telephone Plaza 4250 FI 4882 Compliments ol SHERIDAN CLEANERS me KERCHEVAL Compliments oi THE DELTHE THEATRE 8935 Mack Avenue One hundred eighteen .YQ V, 019 xx of 'W 'lo N . 'c X Gltii 1656 o 'W' MWe girls of the 'Telephone Army' are doing one of Americais most important jobs today . . . handling vital war calls that must go throughf, The Telephone Company extends you a cordial invitation to investigate the opportunities offered for full-time employment after graduation. No previous experience required. You'll find working conditions pleasant ll-l and associates congenial . . . stable To learn more about this . . . interesting war work, con- employment with many opportunities sult your counselor, or v. . , s . for advancement. isnt the Employment Office 1365 Ca s Ave MICHIGAN -BELIL TELEPHONE CQMPANY One hundred nineieen War comes like a hungry fox Licking ifs chops And slyly seeking ifs prey. If descends upon fhe weak and helpless! lf crushes morals and high ideals, And all hopes of peaceful living! lf brings nofhing for which one can be fhankful. lf brings nofhing buf bifferness, disasfer, and horror! lf comes in fhe form of bullefs Leaving fhe heavens Like sleef Or hail falling upon fhe sfreef! lf comes in fhe shape of bombs Crashing down on peaceful valleys Like loud claps of fhunder! War brings gray fanks Looming up over flowered hills And advancing upon fhe enemy Like gianf beefles Swarming in angry flighf! lf brings poisonous gases lnflicfing deafh Upon fhe innocenf and suffering! War brings forfh large numbers of baffleships, Equipped wifh greaf guns, and Sailing +reacherous seas ln search of fhe enemy A+ all fimes. lf brings forfh many bombers Zooming upon fhe enemy Like bolfs of lighfningl nl War brings fo fhe ear The maddening, monofonous sound Of marching feef, The same pace in heaf, cold, rain, sleef, snow. Tramping-TRAMPING-TRAMPINGII The piercing screams Of air-raid sirens Shoufing ouf fheir warning fo civilians To fake shelfer immediafely! One hundred fweniy hail, or WAR!! The sounds of explosions, The hearf-breaking cries of ferrified children: The soff words of a mofher As she fenderly caresses her loved ones, Bravely, frying fo comforf fhem. War fakes fhe lives of millions: The lives of young men, The finesf fo be had, Who bravely fighf For fhe counfry fhey love: The lives of small children Too young fo undersfand War, Buf old enough fo suffer Because of if! The lives of fhe old and feeble, Who can do nofhing Bul' sif by and wafch fheir homeland Slowly go fo ruin! WAR!-A mere game of chance! Wifh hearfache and bloodshed infermingled. A game fhaf knows no rules! One fhaf fhe rich and poor, fhe young and old, The sfrong and weak play fhrough no desire of fheir own, A game fhaf knows no bounds of season or fime! WAR!-Thaf which desfroys everyfhing! Buildings-crops-LAND-HUMANS! WAR!--- And fhen peace! Peace which lasfs only a shorf while: A while Jusf long enough for fhe reconsfrucfion Of fowns and cifies and even nafions. And fhen-WAR STALKS AGAIN!!! lf's a silly fhing!-A foolish fhing! Broughf abouf by sfupid, greedy leaders, Who revel in power and aufhorify! War is confinuous. lf seems as fhough Nofhing can prevenf if. lf will come and go wifh fhe years Unfil fhaf fime when fhroughouf fhe world There is a clear undersfanding and belief ln Democracy!! Joyce Schah-235-2l7 The 1943 Arrow primed and bound by Esrerling Printing Co !ifxf '- X-f 1'-vfXvx.fX,fK AJxxN-ff it X., xv 'fxff 45- Ai,-vis Fvlklgfxlxf ywjg, w V CLIFF 'N'sfx.,-N-,XJx.fgZX.fg-, 'li'XJXA,!Ng ..A,X,, ., LAKE f kk! J-ljxf-lf Njkfvy, MINQ. ISI-IPEVIING Y' f -A-xfxA, : 1 ' fx J L' wma mm Q N A f MA, x ' MINE ,!g '1 S 5 X Mzmxsnquf. 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