Northwestern High School - Norwester Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Le GRAND CHIC PARISIEN SCHOOL - of .. Drcssmaking - Designing - Tailoring Millinery - Furs - Interior Decorating LICENSED DIPLOMAS For Men and WVomen For the Experienced, Also Beginners Professional Instruction of the highest efnciency obtainable in every subject of Dressmaking, Tailoring, Millinery, Furs, De- signing, Creating, Measure Taking, Drafting Patterns, Grading, Cutting, Fitting, Sewing. Model Making, Juvenile and Misses' Apparel, Lingerie. Theatrical and Carnival Costume. Corsetry, Embroide1'y, Color Harmony. In- dividuality in Dress. Sketching. Styling. Buy- ing, Interior Decorating, Commercial Display. Teaching, Etc. Any subject may be studied separately or in combination. We Teach Le Grand Chic Parisien System Always a fashion leader: Assuring accuracy. speed. cut. fit, line, style, prestige. Adaptable to every change in fashion. Le Grand Chic Parisien System is essentially important and necessary in producing with accuracy and ease the present and coming fashions of fitted lines, curves and Hares. A Profession Not Over-Crowded Skilled Designers and Creators are Scarce Let us explain to you the many O1l1JOl'- tunities, large salaries and incomes derived from the above professions, conceded the finest of fine arts and accomplishments. No other profession gives an equal degree of fame, social prestige and monetary 1'eturn. Limited Number Accepted All desiring to take advantage of this oppor- tunity to acquire a strictly professional knowl- edge of the highest character should make application at an early date. Each Student Brought Into Actual Practice Individual instruction day or evening. Tuition, weekly payments. Information cheer- fully given. Call, telephone or write for interview. 601 Donovan Building 2457 Vlfoodward, cor. Duffield PHONE: CADILLAC S973 PARAMOUNT MARKET QUALITY MEATS GROCERIES FRUITS and VEGETABLES 8862 Grand River Phone EU. 5849 We Deliver Do you have trouble in getting to sleep? llo you hear the coo-coo at 3 in the morning when you are just getting in? Read the scandal column in the Colt. Rccominendcd by those who know- SENIORS, ATTENTION ! The student body of the Detroit Business University compares favorably with those of the best colleges of the country. High School graduates and college people have been quick to recognize the advantage of attending 11 school of business giving instruction only to selected groups with high qualifications and presenting courses broad enough to develop a trained business sensef And the business man is quick to appreciate the fact that when he calls the D. B. U. Placement Bureau for office help, he is sure every applicant will have at least one year of special college training in addition to a High School Education, and be capable of exercising more or less mature judgment. 'ff' 6 ' Business Administration O and Have you any enemies? . . , I hecklc . . . l EXSCUUVG S9C1'9t3Ti31 hiunt . . . l get in peoples hair. Prerequisite, High School Graduation Small charge of one soda. Approved by Department of Public Instruction Eilfl fSl'1adOWD GFCSSWEH. 'Individualized Instruction Plan Page One Hundred Eigbz Write for Bulletin DETROIT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY United Artists Building Entire 10th Floor

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May E ' -l-VVe get a ltreak today-Another Council llanee. ' ll-IZ-Presentation of Grumpy XN'as it Colossal! 14-12-:Vs struggle through final exams. If the teachers have spring lever, tl1ey'll graduate. , X dll lR4The shovel is handed to the new lZ-l3's. 21-22-Undergraduates take tinal exainsg lZ-A's prepare for the hig day. 2.3-Graduation in the morning, followed lay a luncheon, 2+-Final marking-Teachers' motto, They shall not pass. 25-Pupils return for report cards. lt Looked Like a Beau- tiful Day in more Ways than one. .- j.::::Q5 ',h x l x mln-ul 'IIIIIP .. gain, ' 1 H:-mm I --.attt:::::.. QQ in ug 'i :E'l'l?! , .:: 1 r r S, ' fax... -gflsw? X, XX , X 'IQ . N 4E5::!1 :L 'K' if ,.4giiEf':::5' ,,. f3?Z'1:f , 'QEESQEEEQEL '. tQ:f :4 1' .sffq 1 'I tue:-J V X AW . DETRGIT A T l l Tin- only :nrt sulnml in the lit-tmit :tit-it otferintl the umm' t-xvltteivv 1 atlratitzlzles so twat-tittatl to tlu- ultimzitp sttvt-css of thi- tiuvtlertl art sttulvnt. ln-li:liti'ltl piftnliuttst- stutlitts liwtiti-tl in tht- ln-xtrt ot' vwty- tliinzl wtn'tliu'litle, stint!!-tl by it 1-otiiplt,-tv t-otnplvtnent of it1wtm4'tu1's with piuvt-ti ability, pttwlde sttttly laiwilities tn-wt' in tin- tniiltlli-rwest. To the sttult-nt wisliitn.: to pt't-p.t1't- tin' at r'a1'ei-t' Fino Arts or tn provide :t eultnrail Iiiti-lcgmtttitl, Awtitleltiy txtfelwi 1. A fin-nity nf mitstuniiini: i-xt-ellen:-e with :tn etlut- ui' the rttlt-s ot' the gntno. 2. lixvltisive and sintphhetl instruction tttetlmtls, for one to tio fur in very little time. IZ. Small groups so thtt instructors may apply so impm'uint tu a epniplete lllltl8l'SIU.1lilIIUl, v -1. Full, part-tinie, :intl e-venins instt'ut'tion in ull lu'unr'lies tit Finn- :intl t'otntnt-rt-l.tl Art, Fashions, lnlt-riot' Dw'tti'1itiot1, Desiutnugt, l'otiitnet'ciu1 Lt-tterin: :intl the Sign Arts. An iile.il proulatn may lie 1tt'1'.ttip4t-tl no tnutte-1 lion' mu:-li time tlu- student wivlit-s to tit-vote. An ttppoi-tttnity lu develop along: thi' lint-. he-st -uni-ti to le' qnirvnn-nts. thus enabling: one to urrivt- ut the plotesstunztl point in tlis- shortest possible tune. N fi. An outlet for student m-i'l'ot'ts, so tlnit nlwn 1'e.tdy to vstalilislt at X studio or to enter tin- studio ot' utmtiif-i' the stutlvnt is in at position tw--' to pit-:ent to prnspertlve t-ntplvvyt-tx prui-t1t'iil t-xwnples ol' tliv typ: ot' wink int' wliivii lu- is willing to p.ty. Tiiptoiutlilv tnotiem tm-tlmtls ot leaeliitn: .intl of itpplivzitlon-tilwuys in tune wltlt tlw tn-tul ot titt- l titties. This mimi-1, optfn tht- year ronnvl, otiilrs tiuriug tin- stutzini-r tnuntlw, in ittlrlition to its 11-gzttlair i'ut1'1r'ulz1, ttvtln--tilt: nutrloot' t-hives ol' .i ntituli- so itttt-rt-sting: tu the Fine Art stutlent :intl ut tlii' utmost itnpin'ttnc't- to ilu- sttult-'nt ot' l'utntnsl'r-itil Art. Atliiitionzil inttirniaitiun ttlnilly l'u1'nlMlivil upon 1-1-init-st. NV1'itn'. plmln- or, lu-ttt-r still, will at our sttulios. DETROIT .ART ACADEMY Atop Metropolitan Bldg. lit-it-tttI'ot'c otii-ivtl in loiittitowizil or l the llvtroit Art i-xveptionail knowl- niakinu it possibil- tlie piwsotlxtl ttttu-li Q. si ACADEMY Q.. l 33 JOHN R ST. l At head of Farmer RANDOLPH 5130 1 Page One Hundred Nine