Hutchins Middle School - Star Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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'iii ' - Motto: Every Ready Johnny-on- the-Spot Symbol: HICK TOW BLUOEY The H3210 Only l'u1u:r in Metropolis of Hick Town. CCll'7'1Ii7Ly All Bloocy Knows All ' Sees All, No. 131313 Century Issue One Jelly Bean Miss Hanlon Becomes International Championg Professor Gillis Reveals New Theory Top Row, left La right-EnwARn IREITHMILLER, DONALD Li-Jrrcn. LILLXAN S'miN. lrucm: LAZAR, JAKE Tuul-Ansxv. EUGENE Glues. JACK KINNALLEY, LA Vmam: B1Asm.1,, IRION DAY. Lenoir Ci.Auic, Genuazs MJCIIAELSON, JOHN REZFEI.. Mizldle Row-CLAUnn Sl-1EmnAN, MARGARET ROGNER, I-Imunm' ELLENSTEIN. EVELYN Suomi, HELEN :'5L'I'lEl!. FuANcrf:s Nm.soN. HAZEL HAN1.0N, GEQRGE PIARNICY. Iuwm GoL.nMAN, Ronan Scnoxmnins, LAURA PARKER, LUCLLLL-J Iiucxc, ROBICILT JEFFRY, CHARLES YAIINE. GEORGE AVERY. Lower Rllll'-JEANICTTE Wsttniz, JEAN STEVBNSON, MARY Younorsxy. Vxvmr: Wmnmcu, JEANETTE SCIIMITTKIB, EUNICIIE I-IorrMAN. Rmnsnrr DICKINSON, MAlu0N MEADows, BETTY Buown, Donornv DAVIS, lVIARlillEIlI'I'E HAYUEN, PAULINE MAnKow1Tz, SARAH AUSTRIA, PuYLLIs JACOBS. NEW THEORY ANNOUNCED l'rot'essor Euuene P. Gillis. B. V. D.- l'. D. Q., has announced a new theory. This theory is that the sixty-seventh descendant of a person livinn at the present time will be this person's coun- terpart. By this theory he means the descendant will incorporate the hopes, ambitions, characteristics, and failures of the original ancestor. MISS HANLON VICTORIOUS AGAIN Miss Hazel Hanlon, A m e r i c a n Women's National Amateur Golf Cham- pion, is now also the International YVomen's Champion. Playing a superb game, she defeated Miss Eunice Hoff- man, British champion. Miss Hanlon says her ability in sports runs in the family. She first started when she was a girl in hixrh school where she was an all-around athlete. The score is an im- portant 6Con. on D. 791. STOCK RISES TEN POINTS The corporation of Aeroplane Activ- ities is a great success. The charter members, Monsieur La Verne Biasell, aeroplane designer: Mr. George Avery, air draftsmang Mr. Le Roy Clark, aeronautical engineer: Mr. Irion Day, air mail pilot: and Mr. Edward Rieth- miller, aviator, are busy receiving con- gratulations from all parts of the world. The distinxruished Messieurs Jake Pru- jansky and George Harney, aviators, congratulated them personally. , '- ANNE' --1' Page Twenty-n1Tu:'

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1 I -'- 'M' - 'A l bi mil' H- - - O Nine A - 1 14 Nanie Alias Hobby Has an abundance ol' Francis Brown Brownie Math Failing slips Robert Byrns Bob Innocent Looks Hair NVilliam Clark Billy Airplalles Seriousness Florence Cowles Florry Baseball Friends Sidney Cohen Sid Violin Musical ability Elizabeth Colwell Hllcttyl' Everything Mystery stories Edythe Fisher 'tEcly Writing Paper Miriam Fishkin Miriam Being good Curls Barbara Fritchey Babs Corridor Squad Pretty blond hair Max Goldfarb Maxie Keepnig still Books Evelyn Goldis Eve Helping teachers Grins Jerome Goldman Jerry Annoying people Freckles Melville Goodman Moll The Star Black hair Franklin Greinel Frank Asking questions Latin home-work Catherine Hansen Kate Priinping Coyness Name Alias Hobby Has an abundance of Dorothy Hedrick Dot History Dresses Catheryn 1-left Crappy Betty Good looks Nancy Hastings Nan Helping others lVell-wishers Sarah Hirshman Hershey Miss Hooper Good marks in math Harold Kaplan Kap Basketball Jokes Walter Komer Wally Duty Brief cases Sidney Lubin 'KSidney Music Book review-5 Isabel Levin Slim Arguing Common sense Mary Moore Less Basketball Rosy cheeks Charles Madron Chucky Riding his bike Good nature Robert Marvin Marv', Hanging around Callings down Arthur Milsk Art Drawing Pencils Nettie Rayne Net Liitening That's no secret Freda Reiner Freda French verbs Guess Ephraim Rivlin t'Eiiie Eating hot dogs Size 16 shoes Meyer Rosenberg Frozenberg Tap dancing Suits Name Alias Hobby Has an abundance ol Evelyn Smarinsky Smarty Looking upward Self-control Gertrude Sandgren Gertie Collecting Swedish anti French verbs Miriam Saules Mirror Jabbering Nerve Myrtle Schenk Mary Conversing with Betty Absent-mindedness Esther Schubiner Esther Writing stories Pleasantness Phyllis Sherwin Filly Looking cute Petite-ness Eleanor Solovitch , f'Eleanor Being modern Compacts Betty Sterling Bett Swimming Fancy strokes Bernard Siegel Bernie Practical jokes Friends Mary Lee Vail Mary D. H. Pretty teeth Lincoln Welton Link Mr. Pederson Pep Arthur Widman Artie ' Golf Knickers lluth Zanger Roothie Writing notes Answers '--- iii? l - '4VNE' - Page Twenty-eight

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., .-1, . ..,, -' I- -. :.. ' . -- ,-mmf,-.-. .- . A HICK TOWN BLOOEY EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-chief ....................., Hazel Hanlon News Editor ...... ,: ....... Sarah Austria Reporter ........,..... .,.....,.,. F Eugene Gillis Sport Editor ...............,..... Vivian Wienner Society and Theatre Editor ...........,........ ....................................Ieanctte Schxnittke Art Editor ........................ La Verne Iiiasell Business Manaxrer .............. Donald Leitch ANNOUNCEMENTS Have you seen the illustration on Motor News? The work was don: by Jeanette Weller, talented coznmercial artist. Dr. Charles Yahne and Dr. Irwin Coldman have announced the opening ol' their ofliec here. They will special- ize in eyes, eais. nose, and throat. Both have excellent reputations For remov- ing tonsils and adcnoids. Drop in to sec them. SKYSCRAPER FOR I-IICK TOWN IIick Town will rcceivc her greatest skyscraper tomorrow, It was built by the noted architcvts. Leitch and Rielel. Hiek Town is also very glad to say that she will have the most brilliantly lighted streets in America. Hazelnut Avenue wifi be as bright at night as at clay be- cause of the efforts of Mr. Jack Kinally. the noted electrical engineer. Mr. Robert Jeffery will take care of the ereetinlr and planning of the poles, lights, etc. WINNERS ARE ANNOUNCED Private Secretary to F. S. Woolworth wins first prize in the Hick Town Hlooey Contest. The speed of Miss Mary Yourofskv, winner, was graded and rated with one hundred other girls com- netine. Miss Harriet Eilcnsttin, a stenc- L--raphcr. received second prize, and Miss Evelyn Shoor, a boolckeeper, third prize. Honorable mention was given to Miss Laura Parker, Miss Irene Lazar, and Miss Helen Alter, secretaries. HOODCROVE IS VIC- TORIOUS The Hoorlfrrove basketball team won the state title after a very successful no games. Their coach, Meadown. has kept them rfrson. losing: Miss Marion in stood trainiuzr and they showed great huadwork in lmra Linscll, their playing, Miss Bar- a star player when she was in high school, did much to bring success. It is hoped she about their will be with them next season. DESIGNER. DISTINGUISHED SELF A new piece of jewelry has been desiuncd by Miss Dorothy Davis, a watch-clock for brides. It represents Cupid shooting bow and arrow. The dcsirrn is most artistic, and the work- manship is of rare quality. NOTED GANGSTER CAPTURED A xranster, who has caused much trouble, was finally captured last night b'y Detectives Roger Schoenheide and Henry Knazalc. The gangster is teont. on p. 803. LECTURES AND THEATRES Miss lllargruerite Hayden, head cos- tume desiigner nl' one of the most noted dress houses nl' Paris, will give a lee- ture at 3 p. ni. on Clothes and the Woman before the members of The Hick Town Wnmen's Club. Miss Lil- lian Stein, a noted writer, will preside. Miss Frances Nelson, history teacher ol' the Haekson School, has returncd from Africa and will give a series of lectures at the Town Hall, beginning Monday nixrhi.. Miss 1-'hyllis Jacobs is to be congrat- ulated un her work in the play, HlllIv1,llill. Come and see it. We also have the dis- tinguished organist, Mr. Claude Sheri- dan, featured on the proram. FLASHES FROM EVERY- WHERE Paris. France: The Misses Vivian Wienner and Jeanette Schmittke, prom- inent interior decorators, have opened their studios here. Glasgow, Scotland: Miss Jean Steven- son, a well-known nurse nl' Hick Town, has returned to her native land, Scot- land, for a short visit with her friends. Moscow, Russiai Miss Sarah Austria, distinguished social worker from I-liek Town, is in the city investilratinsz the Social Problem here. AULINE ARKOWITZ UClLl.E lRlClY OBERT lCKlN.SON GEO. MICHELSON TRNNED D pmvnz Gsnvtemm-I or WlsEcRAcK:R , Lzusunrr Nunsi SECRETARY f 'lf ' Z , I 5 .N il 0, X L5 I H l. . X X M Y H . I - e 1, . . . , O I be I u i , ' ' Clil - '5 ll J l - at : iii- , l sr - We '- , or 4 T Y .1 ' , ' T' u 1 .A- Page Thirty