Hutchins Middle School - Star Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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'7iI'if1lilII3-fling? . - - Nine A - 127 Top Row, left to Tlflllt-SAM PAPO, SYLVIA GLIECHEIC, HELEN GOLDSTEIN, MUIIIEL BUTLER, VmLE'r CASIIWAN, DANIEL LOPATE, SAM QUEN, SAM TERMAN, MAY OWENS, ANN MAME ALEXANDER, LILIE MELT- ZEIL, RUBY WALKEIE. Middle Ron'--THOMAS MATIIEXVS. Biu. THOMAS, BEN SAPERSTEIN, EDWIN WISRFEIY, BETTY McCon- ivncx, S'ri-:i.1.A ROBINSON. VIRGINIA PECK, SARAH SiiArEiiio, Amsmwr DIJNN. SAM Kmr, Anrmm GAGE, WALTER SUMMEn'roN, CARI. NICXVNIAN, JOSEPH REYNo1,us. VEHNUN YoUNL:. I,!1'll'l?T Ifaw-BENSON LENNiE, DoN TIUTTON, Bun RiCuAimsoN. JANE FOUNTAIN, MAEGARET WlClill13ItN, ANNETTE ISAACS, Am-:NE SAIKGENT, ALHEETINE Animmuivr, SYDNEY LEVINSON, Ex.EANoii HLAl KlNTUN. STI-:1.1.A Ciuf:ENnE1:i:. JEAN SCIINERER, JEAN LivEi.Y. Who's Who in Nine A - 127 Mr. Arthur Anderson- Andy -Hutchins. Eleanor Blackington- Skipper -Central. Sydney Levinson-''Tiny -Northern. Bud,' Richardson-Northern. Don Hutton-Northern. Jane Fountain- Hibbie -Northern. Stella Robinson- Robin -Northern. Violet Cashwan- Vi -Central. Sam Papo- Spudge -Northern. Betty McCorniick-Northern. Helen Goldstein- Peewee''-Northwestern. Arthur Gage- Art Northwestern. Ann Marie Alexander- Topsy''--Northern. Joseph Reynolds-''Joe -Northern. Garretson :Hutchings- Garry -Central. Jean Lively- Spirit -Northern. Ben Saperstein- Sip -Northwestern. William Thomas- Willie -Cass. Stella Greenberg-Northern. Sammy Terman- Punch -Cass. Virginia Peck-UBlondy -Northern. Ruby Walker- .Betsy'l-Tennessee. Dan Lapate-Cass. May Owens- Mazie''-Northern. Sarah Shaperio-Commerce. Thomas Mathews- Irish -Northwestern. Jean Schnerer-Northern. Sylvia Gleicher- Sylly -Northern. Edwin Wuerful- Waffels -Cass. Sam Keit-Central. Albertine Albrecht- Ally -Northern. Benson Lennie- Scotty -Central. Annette Isaacs-''Nettie -Central. Emily Bigelau- Emy -Northern. Ailene Sargent- Alene''-Northe1'n. Carl Newman- Charlie''-Northern. Muriel Butler- Cap --Northwestern. Margaret Welborn- Margie --Northern. Walter Sumerton- Bean -Cass. Lillie Meltzer- Lily -Northwestern. nie- , '27 g:..l Page Nina

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'AIVIFIIIIIB . ' ax ' -- Nine A - 231 Top limo, left 1.0 right-EILEEN Ross, JANE DYGERT, LORIIAINE CLAYMAN, ROSE BAGGLEMAN, RACHEL MILLER, l,Ei iY GREEN, hELEN Rznzmic, IDA WEINTRAUE, ELMIRE RICHAIKDOT, EIJWARD VAN BAALEN. Miclale Roiu-JOHN MCNAIRN, Ftoyn RAMKE, RICHARD MOLBY, ELMER AMsiNcER, RACHEL. BERMAN, Ji-:AN MAXIIAM. HELEN Bouor, JEAN MACDONALIP, SALLY BEGLE, ELAINE RICE, ALBERT FRENCH, JACK LEVENIZERIP, 1'l0RACE C.-xLK1Ns. I.owm- lfllll'-XNINTUN KEUNEY, DARREL Ricimims, Noicvm. Hk7SSl.El!. HELEN LEvi'rAN. Dolcorur BRELT, MARY Jo JOHNSTON, Rirrn Dooom-1, JOYCE Holt-GEMAN, SHIRLEY KRIGLL, HELEN DEYVXTT, ELMEH SEGAL, XVILLIAIVI IVICKNIGIIT, GEoimE Posr, HARVEY ScuuuA'r. Class Prophecy Being an honest fellow and keeping my prom- ises, I went around the world with my flying friend, Darrel Richards. Leaving Ford Airport at 11:15 A. M. we proceeded to New York where we stayed -over long enough to see Winton'Ked- ney, the second Lon Chaney, in The Str-icken City. From here we proceeded to Boston and were much surprised to find Elmer Segal as manager of the Follies. We now had a long flight ahead of us. We started for London, but half way across we re- ceived an S. O. S. We discovered the S. S. Levia- than going to pieces on 'an iceberg. Landing be- side it in our American Savoia Marchetti Am- phibian, we removed the captain and the radio operator, the only survivors, and found them to be Floyd Radike and Elmer Amsinger. We started again for Europe and when we landed, whom should we meet but an old friend, Elmire Richardot, and her husband, Albert French. We visited a theater with them and Dar- rel saw an actress he liked. We went to see her after the show, and found her to be Mrs. John McNairn, our old friend Nora Turcot. At Lisbon we saw a beautiful dancer, who turned -out to be Helen Levitan. From here we flew to Madrid, where we recognized a rich financier as Milford Greenstone. Proceeding to Paris an-d finding our- selves rather thirsty, We went to a hotel in Apache town, where we saw some good dances given by Ed Van Baalan and Jane Dygert. Jour- neying then to Berlin, we found Eileen Rose and Horace Calkins as keepers of an inn. At Peking, our next stop, we saw George Post dashing around in a red bath-robe at the head of a band of Chinese. Evidently he was some sort of religious leader. At Cape Town, Africa, we found Sally Begle, the owner of a group of diamond mines. She had grown exceedingly tall and thin. During our stay in Borneo we met another of our old friends, , - 4vNa3 ---7 Page Eleven