Pershing High School - Parade Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1944 volume:

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Pershing High School has given us something priceless-a foundation with which to build in the future. I Many of us will be leaving to join the ranks of marching men, to use the knowledge we acquired to better the world for posterity. In this book, we re-live the joys that so swiftly came to an end and in so doing grasp tighter the chains that only friendships can bestow. EMIL ONYSHKEVICH, l2A President 9 3 QQ' at af LOREN C. BOW Principal This ls Your World Your high school, a world within a world, like a city within a state, a state within a nation, all linked by the virtues of a democratic government, challenges your every movement and thought to bring forth sin- cere determination to measure up to your ability in work, study, and play. Never before have American youths had such an important part to'play as during the present world conflict. This is as it should be, because among the many ideals at stake in this struggle, is the perpetuity of democratic education. For all the privileges of our modern education, for all the opportunities bestowed upon you as a result of your education, what does society expect from you? One answer-A Good Citizen. A good citizen is first of all educated to his capacity of learning. He is industriousg' he has a good character, he gets along with his' neighbors, he is tolerant, he is reverentihe assumes the responsibilities of citizenship. He cher- ishes the most important symbol of democratic citizenship--the ballot. More important than who the candidates are is the fact that elections are. Your education must underpin the privileges and powers of citizenship with the qualities of integrity and intelligence. Only through the educational pro- cesses, consciously directed toward this objective, can the success of democracy be guaranteed. Assume the role of responsibility in your daily routine. The fulfillment of this obligation is im- portant to you, to the society in which you live, and to your school. Pershing High School is not just a building of brick and stone, but a community of 2500 fine American boys and girls. Yes, that's Pershing High School, a democratic institution like so many in this great land of ours, where education and coopera- tion, tolerance and honest effort, are a Beachhead to Victory and Peace. LOREN C. BOW, Principal. The spring of l944 will be recorded in history books as the period during which the long awaited D day was ex- pected to come. ln the hearts and minds of the seniors, however, only fond thoughts of happy school days will be remembered. But more important were the visits from our boys who are fighting to preserve all the liberties we enjoy. lt is partly because of these boys and partly because we wanted to do our part in the war that we all backed the Fourth War Loan drive to buy a P-Sl Mustang fighter plane. The hard work that went into making the drive a success was rewarded by the thrill of seeing a plane with the words, John J. Pershing High School, Detroit written on it. lt was satisfying to hear reports from the men who flew the Mustangs saying that it was the fastest plane in the air, that because of this plane the enemy was really feeling the blows of the allies. ls it any wonder, then, that the classbook was named the Mustang? lt typifies the spirit and ambition of every graduate of June, l94-4. ecficaifirm i Miss Sadie M. Alley, Assistant Principal ' Because she has, for so many years, been the source of the high standards associated with Pershing High School, and because after her long and faithful service to the school, she is leaving, we the class of June, l944, respectfully dedi- cate our book to Miss Sadie M. Alley, assistant principal. To many of us, Miss Alley has represented the peak of education, the ideal type of person to help keep a school running smoothly and effectively, while gaining, year by year, a finer reputation. Yes, we owe a lot to her and may we say, Miss Alley, that your departure will be a source of regret to all. 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N NY Rigg, Harry X, Ring, joseph 'fl Q Qi 'K X Rogvoy, jacob Ross, losephine Schmid, Meretta Sellman, Margaret Shoernake, Louise Smeltzer, Vene Sowden, Anna St. Aubin, Norman Stevens, Herbert Tuta, Margaret Ullrich, Pauline Ward, Agnes Wattles, Morris Wilcox, l. Harrison Wine, Wilbur Wright, Herbert Higgins, Dorothy Holub, Mary Coulding, Marjorie Ricotta, Rose Stewart, Helen Ce. pfemden PATRICIA YOUNG Secretary Q51 Treasurer. Mildred Florence Aditays Richard William Alban Bernadine A. Albert Francis john Albert Betty lean Anderson Walter l. Andrews, lr. Camille Minnix Arnold Earl Frederick Arsen loyce Backus Mary lane Bailey Marguerite lean Ballor Steve M, Banch Valentine E. Baranski Ruth Evelyn Barnes Robert M, Bartman Michael Bartolt, lr. Ellen L. Bateman Patricia Ann Bates Waydine j. Bayer Valeria Beldean Constance M. Belton Milan Berar Douglas Albert Berdeaux lean P. Berwin Elvira Maria Bida Mary Helen Bilovus Homer Sandy Biondi Isabel Bisset Donna lean Blanchard Alf Leif Bloch Bernice lane Block Flora Bluga Glen L. Bodenhorn Don l. Bondy Virginia D. Bonkowski Nancy A. Booth Michael Bousamra fnot grarluaungl Mary Ann Brola Barnett Brown Yvonne Faith Brown Eleanor Eugenia Buzard Robert Edward Buzenski Yvonne Evelene Carson Evelyn E. Carter Margaret L. Ceak james Albert Chess Inez Rose Chiaverotti Mary Chmura Lazir C. Chrest fFrank A. Ciarkowski Sgan Ciko Howard Neil Clinthorne Eva B. Coleman Nadine E. Collarini james Elliott Colling joan V. Collings Paul R. Collins Lawrence Arthur Combs Gloria E. Comignaghi Margaret A. Conner Alza Carolyn Cooley Delores joy Coslet Edward LeRoy Covell Grace Beatrice Coviak Doris F. Cowan 0101 Qfwlwd john C. Crook Violet Louise Crowson Eugene Curn Walter Czaczkowski Eleanor V. Czajka Lorraine C. Czajka josephine Rose Dachun Robert H. Dafoe Anthony K. Daszkiewicz Hubert Harrod Dauch Virginia L. Daugherty Charles j. DeLorean jean Denys Betty Mae Dewar Arthur Dishluk I Lorraine layne Dobro Leona M. Dombroski Goldie Veronnica Dretar Hope Ruth Dumka Frank S. Dzingelewski Marnye A, Eaton Bernice R. Echols Richard Edmunds Marie L. Eldon Niclcolas T. Elieff ' N Alma Essiambre Elsie Maura Evans Emery Evans Irene Fedak Shirley Agnes Feeney Doreen Ferguson Lucy Foggiano William B. Forrester Edward Francis Gagelqxy r Virginia Patricia Gate Laura Marie Gattino Genevieve L. Gawkoski Genevieve M. Gawlak Louis I. Giannuzzi joseph Gieraltowski Angus Gunn Gilchrist Barbara Marie Gillich Frances l. Giza Margaret Marie Goran William Gorlitz Robert Edward Gostiaux Ernestine B. Goodwin Nancy Grace Goyer Robert William Grabe Helen Marie Gray Gina M. Grosso Bernice Agnes Gryzenia Ernestine E. Guidicelli Gloria Guidoni john Leslie Gulish !,ufQf4 7X 'U 4: Vf m Eleanor Gurgul Harry Custkey, jr. Peggy M. C-ustman Robert C. Halboth Eugene Richard Hammel Laura Ann Hawes Raymond Douglas Haynes Marjorie P. Hendricks james Hell i hy 47105 glvdwllivyb Sophie Higison james A. Hinds Elaine Ann Hinman Leah Anne Hinton Mary jane Hoga Waunita Hoge HP Marjorie jacqueline Holly Doris A. Howe Dolores Frances Hubner Catherine Hug Donald T. llni . kx ' 'xv ,X I O Samuel M. jabour Dorothy A. jackman Chester S. jekielek George Dewey johnson Mildred P. johnson june Alice june john Kabisa Dolores M. Kaczorowski jane Kalata Delphine Mary Kalisz Alexander james Kamm Kenneth Walter Kammer Karl Andrew Katalenic judith Miguel Kenney Floyd D. Kitchen Marcella Adrianna Kline Elaine Mary Knasky Leslie Forbes Knowles Lucille D. Kokowicz Bernice Koper Aurel ia Irene Kowalski Consuelo V. Kowalski Quo! graduating? john Eugene Kozlowski Leonard Kozlowski Violet Kramarich Helen Krawczyk Arthur A. Krikorian Florence Rita Kwolek Charles F. Kulczynski Rita Lander Frrnklin A, Lashmet john Latzrnan Olive Mae Lauck Fern M. Leipold Robert joseph Lemerise Robert C. Leon Virginia Lewandowski Eva Licari Irene j. Lipka Helen M. Litwin X. o Thelma E. Lounsberry Ruth joyce.Lund Valentina M. Lupanott Florence H. Mackowski Eugene Walter Majewski Therese L. Makurat Walter Malesko Antonia F. Manente john Manzo Walter Ronald March n Frances Violet Marchuk l-lelen j. A. Marczak Doris Mary Marich Estelle Olline Martin Helen Madalene Masser Victoria M. Matei Ruth Eleanor Mathes Barbara Matievich William Albert Maynard Molly M, McAree Mae Dorothy McCarty l-lattie Lucretia McCray Arnold G. McDonald eta P. MCC-eachy orma Grace McGregor Edna june McKee Genevieve P. Macklinsky Margaret Mary McKush Minnie M. Menardi Mazie Lois Meriwether Lois Mae Meyer Catherine june Mihalick Rudolph Milakovich jesse lrl Milhouse Charles August Miller leanne A. Mitchell Mary Bernice Mitchell Evelyn A. Molinkiewicz Richard Edgar Moore Florence M. Murdock Betty lane Myers Norman Richard Myers leanette Fay Nacey Muriel M. Nancarrow Irene A. Nechyba Edward Nelson Nicholas Nestuck Millie Niksich lrene Alvida Nisula Harriet Mary Noall Virginia Nowak Vivian V. Nowell Olga Mary Olivero Donald R. Olson Edward A. Opyrchalski fnor graduating? Arthur Walter Orlowski Sarah Beth Orton Edward S. Ostaszewski Leona K. Owczarzak Rose Ann Ozanich joseph j. Ozdowy Ronald A. Patek Richard Patterson Dorothy E. Payne Minnie Lee Perry Lucille joyce Pieti Virginia O, Pietrzyk Vivian E. Plieth john Cecil Polkinghorn George Samuel Popa Rosemary Popp Emily M. Prekel Rita B. Prekel U N Edward Michael Purdox' Margaret Ruth Quinn O Yi in Q Delores Donna Rabat Lenora Louise Range Margaret A. Rangeloff Marion Luke Rappa Patricia K. Reakoff Donald j. Rentz Esther Rivals Rosalyn Eileen Robilard Marian Bernice Rohrbach josephine Rose Romano Walter Rooduk George Dona ld Routledge Isobel Shirley Rowles Elaine Marie Rutherford Elsie E. Rychlivvsky Laura Sagan Dorothy jean Sage Catherine Saharchuk joyce Ellen Schewe Earl Robert Schielke Ralph Clayton Schilling Thomas junior Schoeck Howard Schoenherr Norman Leo Schultz Frederick Mason Scott Marjorie M. Sears Albert E. Seem Rhea l. Seibert Gordon William Sellars jessie jane Serdoner Vladimir A. Sergienko Andrew l. Serocki, jr. Colleen Virginia Shea lack Lewis Sheffield Patricia Sherman M. Phyllis Shuell Marie C. Siebe Raymond j. Sieradzki Fannie M. Sims Harold Hugh Sims Thalia Z. Singleton Marion W. Siwiec Florian john Skikiewicz Marie K. Smarsh Margarette T. Smee Edna Sophia Smith Elvira Anna Smolinski Clara E. Soja Anthony George Sosich Eileen D. Stafford Eleanor Stallings Melvin Leo Starner Anna Stepien Catherine T. Stewart Henry Stanley Stonik Arline T. Subb William E. Sudlow lrvin Frank Swiderski Thaddeus F. Szendrak Edward L. Szparaga Doreen l. Taylor Catherine R. Tessoff Leopold l. Teufner Shirley Marie Thunold jane Evelyn Thurman Rita M. Timoszyk Flordia Tinsley Catherine Tomott Roy Albert Tyranski Ervin C. Vahratian Helen C. Valente Alice Van De Voort Calvin Vinson Florence Helen Vogwill Catherine Vukicevich Shirley Patricia Wachter Thelma Etta Wallace Marjorie Weakley Lenore lda Weinkauft Walter Bruno Welicko Betty lrene Wells Carmelia l.. Wendrowski Charlene C. West George M, White Dorothy j. Whitfield Virginia Cr. Wienckowski Dorothy M. B. Wier Robert Lewis Williams Charlotte Marie Willson Ethelyn lVlae Wilson Grace l. Wodarczak lrene Wolak Stephen Anthony Wolak Mary jean Woodbeck l-larle Alvin Wooster Ann Louise Woznicki Anna A. Wyciechowski Donna Arleen Wylie Margaret Mary Yambor Richard Zalewski Walter Ziemba Dorothy Mae Zorn Robert Plawinski Doreen Van Cietson No Picture-Thomas Bate -TWV- ed LG Wea 5e?' ,NWN M , ww my if She Thumb That H Be S 'Fw -Wgvaqw . What Does Photosayns Mean? 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Secretary Treasurer L Seniafa eamnfifed, SOCIAL Valeria Beldean, Chairman Peggy Smee Arthur Dishluk Lois Meyer Robert LeMerise Donna Blanchard Shirley Feeney Elsie Rychliwsky Mildred johnson Vivian Nowell Bob Bartman PLAY Samuel jabour, Chairman judith Kenney Marie Eldon Phyllis Shuell Margaret Quinn james Hinds Lorraine Dobro Antonia Manente Ervin Vahratian jeanette Nacy MEMORIAL Cordon Sellers, Chairman Mary jane Hoga Camille Arnold john Crook jean Denys Ralph Schilling john Latzman Nancy Coyer CLASS DAY Evelyn Carter, Chairman Don' Bondy Robert Williams Minnie Minardi john Kozlowski Leah Ann l-linton Thelma Lounsberry Margaret Rangeloff SCHOLARSHIP jack Culish, Chairman Charlotte Willson joyce Backus Estelee Martin Ruth Mathes Dorothy Whitfield Dorothy jackman james Colling DRESS Helen Marczak, Chairman john Kabisa Cina Crosso Charlene West Richard Edmunds Millie Nickson Barbara C-illich Dorothy Sage Doris Marich .eww-aa :ua new of sawn Latin Club The Latin Club, under the sponsorship of Miss Ross, has had a very unusual and inter- esting semester. The mem- bers saw movies of Mexico, which were taken by Miss Corns, Guest speakers from Mackenzie provided e d u c a - tional lectures and s howed movies on Greece, Conductors of the meetings were Margaret Naumoft, Prin- cepsg Violet Dreshune, Prin- ceps Alternesg Thelma Louns- berry, S c r i b ag and Dorothy Myhenck, Censor. Spanish Club Under the guidance of Mrs. M, Drevdahl, the members of the Spanish Club have accom- plished numerous fe t e s this past term. The most success- tul is believed to be the out- standing displays ot Mexican and Spanish novelties in the show cases on the first floor. The club has frequently been honored by the visits of distinguished guests, such as native S p a n is h and Latin American speakers. From time to time, they have been enter- tained with pictures ot Mexico and sound recordings, The office rs are Ruth M a t h e s, president, Virginia C o g o t a, vice-president, and l-lenry Rogalski, treasurer. French Club Miss M i I d re d Maloney, sponsor ot the French Club, has stated that new recruits are always welcome in the club, lt is under the direction ot Patricia Young, presiclentg Margaret Q u i n n, vice-presi- dentg and M a r i a n Shimkey, secretary-treasurer. lt is the hope of the club to learn the history of the French people and to make the French language a little more popular in school, mack :SMM Qfeaf. U W' Q, , ... iv-.1 n ht ff .-.x..... 11 ne rf 1' hi ' xxlu. u 3 Lsgfen To The Mocxqmg gm' ' 'A Y 'N i' ' 'UCETVE' ECL Sifmfe ' Vm Ted You DOG gg X? That YO . 5,29 If aj., A Easy NASE. ,Mm AAA,A. ' M M -. WA , .7 rmram , I Qt' H210 B leclfia-n ' Q spfw W gf J, To SQ A .yygms V MS ou, . A ,S9 B . 9 COW . GHNC Mdffg TQ 13076, 'Q rg, 9.g,,, ,wx nu.: 1 A A- Arf Dishluk--Eashfu! Boy' K 1 YCUm!d, Be SUVDfi5?dH If 2 Had The wangf, Of AQ Angef Yvfieiw-Jzaikixwfx-13 . YOL1 II QNAAV N U Nev D011 3 Ofwd , . Y am frusf We 'ae paaucf Umwm 4 Opening its fourth semester of intensive war effort work, the Pershing War Council led the school to victory in three major drives this year. in January and February, more than 400 Pershing Blockbusters, divided into twelve teams captained by students and sponsored by faculty members, raised more than Sl l0,000 through the sale of bonds in the Fourth War Loan campaign. This broke all previous records and was lV2 times last September's total. ln March, Pershing students contribut- ed Sl376 to the Junior Red Cross War Fund, ranking only behind Redford and Central among the city high schools and auadrupling the l943 total. During the same month, students brought 2l,OOO pounds of waste paper to school in a one- day drive, more than three times last fall's amount. As we go to press, plans are underway for a blood donor campaign in June and another waste paper drive. The sale of bonds and stamps was also stimulated through the semi-annual Victory Queen contest. The Speaker's Bureau made several significant contributions this year to the war effort. lts members presented skits at study hall bond rallies, and delivered more than ZOO talks and announcements in groups and English classes on war activ- ities. More than a dozen members spoke in various elementary schools in the Persh- ing area on different occasions. ln speech contest activities, Pershing students failed to win district honors in the University of Michigan events for the first time since 1938. Elvira Smolinski and Del- phine Gordon placed second and third in oratory, Don Bondy and Jean Ostby were third and fourth in extempore speaking, David Schachschneider and Patricia Mc- Carthy were second and fifth in declama- tion, and Arline Subb and Barbara Wickel were third and fourth in interpretive reading. Elvira, Don, Patricia, and Arline were school champions in their respective events. Peter Licata won a S25 war bond in the Detroit Times John Paul Jones con- test, and placed second in the district con- test in that event. The officers of the activities this term were Don Bondy, president, Leona Duyck, vice-president, Arline Subb, s e c r e t a r y, Mary Kathryn Mott, treasurer, and Mar- garet Risko, assistant treasurer. 'Ewa R yi 1 .H QI we gw., 9' Sefw-ice Glad bi of Sefwice lla All The fine appearance of our halls, lock- ers, and cafeteria is due to the fine help and co-operation of Pershing's Service Club. Under the sponsorship of Miss Gertrude Englemen and Mr. J. B. Rogvoy, the club has a membership of about lOO students. Meetings are held during early and late groups once monthly in room 2Ol. The officer's are Margery Percival, president, Sophie Levonik and Barbara Gravelle, vice- president, Irene Gittins, secretary, and Betty Griffin, treasurer. The functions of the club members are to act as hall guards, to keep the halls clean, to check on lockers, to act as ushers on special occasions, and to be of general service to the school. Zawlf 4a 1'f Jfafi Une, Among its other record-breaking accomplish- ments, the june '44 class can also boast a record sale of play tickets. The SlOOO taken in was the highest total ever collected at a play. And it's no wonder it proved so popular! Under the able direction of Miss Ruth Brady, the cast started rehearsals early, attempting to turn out a play even better than previous ones. lt was difficult to believe that the fine acting was poured forth from our own classmates, who, seemingly, had no experience for this sort of thing. ln the leading role of Nana, a cantankerous, boogie- woogie addict of sixty, Elsie Evans and Delores Rabat gave memorable performances. Lucille Pieti, as Lily, turned from an apparently shy damsel to a most energetic actress. As the young, novel- writing son, Warry, Andy Serocki and Eddie Purdo gave excellent performances. Norma MCC-regor was the blonde heroine, going from the arms of Bob Sanderson, who was Sherwin, to those of Ray Sier- adzki and jesse Milhouse, who alternated in the role of Todd Calloway. The New York society par- ents of Sherwin, Mr. and Mrs. Parker, were por- trayed by George Popa and Virginia Lewandowski, who could probably have fooled anybody with their acting and make-up. The young, eleven-year-old daughter, Penelope, forever getting into mischief, was brought to life-by Shirley Rowles. Penelope's mother, Mrs. Laura R ea rd o n, a long-suffering woman who continually tried to elevate her fam- ily, was portrayed ably by Grace Coviak and Laura Ann Hawes. Her mechanically-minded husband, who cared nothing for his wife's social aims, was brought to life by Anthony Sosich. Last, but defin- itely not least, was Essiel loan Collings, as the maid always interested in the family troubles, gave a performance that will long be remembered. Z S z 9,0114 S pu-4151 1 5 I s .s Q 1 .. . ,.., . This past year, girls have been more than active in the field of sports. At the close of the basketball season, their stand- ing was found to be the same as the Past few years. The fact that we didn't have a gym for the games did not hinder their eagerness to fight. The team suffered 4 losses as against 2 victories. Among those who were outstanding in action this term, but will not return to the court next season are Evelyn Carter lvars- ity captainl, Marie Eldon, Delores Hill, Eetelee Martin, Arline Subb, Fern Leipold, Phyllis Shuell, and Manager, Ruth Lund. For the first time in several years, Pershing again has a Girls' Golf Team. Coach Schmid had Marguerite Ballor, Bodil Ree, Phyllis Shuell, Eileen Swanson, and Gloria Adams on the team this term as the only experienced golfers. lt is more than likely that a Girls' Golf Team will be a permanent fixture at Pershing. Girls who participated in all matches were, at the close of the season, rewarded with school letters. Games were played at Palmer Park and other driving ranges. Tennis, another popular sport among the girls, was coached by Miss Prottengeier. All practice and league games were played at .Jayne Field and on our own courts. The team was honored to have Gloria King, Michigan State Open Girls' Tennis Cham- pion, as one of its star players. lt finally happenedl After three years of practically losing game after Jgarne, the '44 basketball team finally broke the school's jinxl Contributing greatly to the victories was the fine playing of Charles DeLorean, who gained a berth on the second All-City team. Chuck scored l l7 points for the season with Eugene Curn doing very well with a total of SO points. Many of the boys from the reserve squad had shown such promise that Coach Kolodziej- ski promoted them to the varsity. They were Gerald Caiser, Virgil Ciofu, Paul Condon, and Lloyd White. Of the eight league games played by the Doughboys, three were victories and five de- feats. The team opened the season by losing to Northern 46-32. Cass and Pershing had an even exchange of games. The first game was taken by Cass, 23-l8. The next was taken by Pershing 35- 28. Highland Park took a beating in both encounters with the Doughboys. The scores were 24-22 and 31-27. 'sf af an A .N Al. N f . W ' A W B W n W - W ' ff N I 'W'- 7 ff , wk ,.,. , N W 0 ., - - V, D , k M . .... ' ' P 1 W I ,.x59:2'feiEP2:15aft!af 5e?:1e:1EMEzEisla-z,::-,- .... if Pe., f '-,- .A fa: :-':s:a15i' -' .:,'E5E5- X ' o ' x , , J .,,. . 3 u X H' A - :X ' 332. 'Q-.: f. I' -: TE' 7: -:I- xf ,k:f:1 FHEI: :, : x N ' ' w 9, . xv. 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The spring golf team was captained this year by Tom Cosmos, veteran of last season. With him on the team were Harold Thomp- son, Roy Wagner, Louis Lepri, and AI Clift. The Spring C-olf Tournament was played on june 6 and the dual championship on june 7, but Coach Kolodziejski has not yet named the victors. The l.ettermen's Club continued as usual with john Kabisa, president, Art Dishluk, vice-president, Paul Taylor, secretary. The baseball team lost the first two of their initial games, but were still leading con- tenders for the East-Side championship. The first game, lost to Highland Park, was pitched by joe Gieraltowski, who kept the Parkers to only two hits. The game with Northern was also a defeat for the Doughboys, but the tables were turned when Pershing met Cass Tech and trounced them I3-Ol 01644, fha-falreczf The year is i954 but the class is Persh- ing, June, l944. Time has aged our classmates, but it has also brought them all good fortune. Let's take a little hop in our helio- copter, designed by Jini Kamm, over the modern city of Detroit. We land on a roof-top parking lot run by Bob Lemerise, and a mechanic rushes out to check our plane. We recognize him as Walter Roo- duck. On our way down to the main floor, We encounter an old friend, Anthony Sosich, who proceeds to sell us ten tickets to Pershing's next prom. Coming to the main floor, we stop at a newsstand run by Jack Gulish, we notice a striking pic- ture ofa huge football player grinning at us. lt's Milan Berar and the caption un- derneath reads, All-American. i Passing down the street, we notice fa- miliar names in lights over the Elaine Hinman Theatre advertising the play, Every Family Used To Have One. The starring players are Elsie Evans, Delores Rabat, Andy Serocki, Eddie Purdo, Grace Coviak, and Laura Ann Hawes. Going further d own the super-highway, we pause at a record shop owned by Peggy Smee. After a few minutes' deliberation, we decide to take these records: This ls L .file M .. An Awful Way To Spend An Evening, sung by the twin Sinatras, Larry Combs and Bob Bartman, and a jazz selection by the all-girl orchestra, featuring Arline Subb and Alma Essiambre, and a few songs by the Wictor mixed chorus, star- ring Ray Sieradzki, Jack Sheffield, and Elsie Rychliwsky. Next we come to Emil Onyshkevich's department store. T h e r e, modeling cloths fit for a iVictoryl queen, we find Lucille Pieti, Bernice Block, Nancy Goyer, and Pat Young. Passing on to the shoe department, we get a glimpse of a pair of familiar huge feet. Smiling above those size l4's is Fred Scott. Fred told us he was waiting for the company to find a cow large enough to make his shoes. Oh, well, said Fred, lf they do it, it'll be a great featl The talk of having a woman president has materialized and we see this sign, 'Vote for Leona Klemek-our first female president. Her running mate is Judy Kenney, and their ardent campaign man- ager is Don Ilnicki. Only time will tell if our philosophical looks into the future are correct, but stick around-it'll only be ten yearsl Ghm Wupwi .fdfwmf efzedd. Chem-Physics Club The Chem - Physics Club has completed one of its most successful club years. Mr. Blue and Mrs. Cooper are co-sponsors and are responsible for the club's record of not missing a meeting since the club was established in l93O. The club flourished under the leadership of president, Andy Serockig vice-president, Bodil Reeg secretary, Keith Millerg and treasurer, Wingfield Morris. Library Club The Library and Book Club, one of the newest in the school, is one of our largest clubs with a membership 'of 45. All members must have a good scholarship stand- ing. The officers are Kenneth Murish, presi- dentg Shirley Wachter, secretary, and Dorothy E v a n s, treasurer, with Miss Fair as sponsor. Their purpose is to en- able the library staff to get to know each other, and to enjoy the latest in literature. Chess Club Every Thursday in the cafeteria, Mr. Rogvoy and his Roya l band of Chessman meet for a bat- tle on the chess board. With King H owa rd Clinthorne lpresidentl, the other office rs are Bishop Cene Majewski lv i c e - presidentl, and Alex Marzetti, secretary- treasurer. The club endeavors to teach all the classic game of chess, and to promote friendship and a fi n e s e n s e of sportsmanship among the players. Jn W E40-laqq ci-Cinch 'Haul' Hi-Y Bowling and swimming p a rt i es highlighted the activities of one of our two all-male clubs. The Hi-Y was under the lead- ership of president, Don Lawrenceg vice-president. William Kyleg secretary. Gaines Ceorgeg treasurer, Nick Elieffg and serge- ant-at-arms, Bill Onen. Sponsored by Mr. Stev- ens, the club aims to create, maintain and ex- tend throughout the com- munity as well as the school, the high stand- ards that every American boy should live and abide by. ' BIOLOGY CLUB The Pershing Biology Club has started again under the sponsorship of Miss Oehmke and Mr Miller. The officers were Daisy Cray, president: Delores Bal ic k i, vice- presidentg Charles Boike. secretaryg a nd Eleanor Purdo, treasurer, Th e club has taken one trip to Cranbrook Institute and are planning another, Trips were also planned to Parke-Davis, and the Water Works. An early morning bird hike was planned for some morn- ing before the first hour began. New members are welcomed to thefclubi Radio Club The Radio Club has been a great help in pro- moting a n d advertising school events, Under the direction of Mr. Carter, this group has proved that there is much interest and value involved when a person becomes a mem- ber. The club is composed of about 25 students who meet every Tuesday and Thursday. It is proving to be a stepping-stone to the students who wish to enter the field of radio a ft e r completing high school. The music department, under the direction ot Mr. Kenneth lewell and Miss Lyle Engstrom, with Mrs, Helen l-laglund accompanying, has taken great steps in presenting entertainment for most ofthe school activities. A witness to this was the audience that thronged from the Denby auditorium on May l9, well pleased with the May Festival. The music was rendered by the music department. The audience enjoyed immensely the singing of the combined groups as Mr. jewell directed them in singing the moving, Democracy Forever. fd luudic The boys' chorus did a fine job in rendering the inspiring On the Sea. Miss Engstrom's girls' chorus was well rehearsed and received much applause after each number. The girls' ensemble, under the direction ot Miss Engstrom, which is composed of girls who are especially talented in music, sang Irving Ber- lin's ever-popular Say lt With Music. The ensemble, earlier in the semester, sang at a W.W.j. Detroit News l-lomemaker's Club pro- gram. The program was commemorating Pan- American Day, so the girls sang songs with Span- ish and South American trends. -Q 5 I. . -ff' Q ,Xp 04,0 G '-Q1 ,- .1 ., 1 lx' , xx Y, X W il, Swell '7!ze Baeeye 1 1 Wilfa pen The Mustang With a horse shoe and a rabbit's foot in one hand and a four-leaf clover and a good luck coin in the other, the Mustang staff started work early this term in an attempt to bring out the book on Cap and Gown Day. Every day without fail, the scurrying feet of one of the staff members could be heard in or about the Chronicle Office, lf it wasn't Marge Ballor seeking high and low for the rubber cement that somebody hid from our official paster, it was Ted Cajewski running around for the scissors. All this was, of course, in addition to the moans and groans of Delores Rabat, Elvira Smo- linski, Rosemary Popp, Don Bondy, Herb Ponta, loan lVlcGillivray, and artist Kenneth Lutzai. Why the moans? Guess it was because it almost killed us not to tell the students who asked the winners of the Mock Election, the name and the color of the book, and why the heck can't we see the pic- tures? We'll see them pretty soon, anyway. And amidst all the tribulations was the editor of the whole thing, Nadine Collarini, trying to con- vince the staff that she really meant it when she said, This is the seventh and finaI'deadlinel Working along with the staff on the financial end of things was the l2A Publication Commitee, headed by Rosemary Popp. Members of the com- mittee were lrene Lipka, Bernice Koper, Arline Subb, jack Sheffield, Irene Nisula, and Nadine Col- larini. NADINE CCLLARINI Mustang Editor ,i, ROSEMARY POPP Publication Chairman Nm! .fem Mid the general confusion of the Chronicle Office, the staff succeeded in getting out three issues of the paper this term. Don Bondy acted as Editor- in-chief for the majority of the semes- ter, with Elvira Smolinski as News Editor, Marguerite Ballor, Page 3 Edi- tor, Marilyn Macey, Feature Editor, and Leonard Sevek, Sports. Quite a few additions to the reporting staff enabled the editors to train recruits to carry on their work after commence- ment. lMr. Vene Smeltzer and Mr. Earl Potter again took up the reins in the leadership of the paper, guiding the students to a successful journalistic semester. G M MJJM My my . day Frwn S Oy Auf ' Pals S0 Dear IUA 1 1 me QP w..,.,4,,, M 501100 A . ,. y '47 151,,4,iaq'W'Ph gang ' 11 Here' . 7 mfr Slg f use I x Ple 'pd 9 jrkl f ' ff' MM 1 ff-' 'QMGL yyuwrig 414-ffmw? !j,,,.,f X '? A04-ff ,JZ jwft dz KM-vv-ev-fd fb L Vx? -iv f , ,R J L X ' x. R gf HM! .l! ' x 6 2 Jia, Q .Q 39 Q I S J. V xnxx. MNWWJ fw,ws-mgaw 'ti' 'ff Xe AWA, .-5,-,. - N 44' J 'K wi, NU -35. X J Q, f. Lf A X K :QM .J ' ,' G x 4 fi- x x .1 ' inn, xg! WT: -N, J V- . X' i .V ff E 5 E 5 5 5 4 Z ll nun iiinin 1 Mit! g gunna till!! ii 5?-1' 'QM 2 ,gang ma., 5 il 4' ,'i'53 5 gi igzgii, 2 Xxau amiga ii I ,gf 5S s sg n 0 . ,Q -4 I l ' mu 1 8 nn eu gilt We 'll llfwea 406-gel' Even if we live to be lOO, there will be events in our lives that will never be forgotten. They're deep inside us and even though we don't realize it, they're embedded in our hearts. ls this true of some of the things in high school? Will you ever forget the sounding and re-sound- ing of Taps , and the raising of the Minuteman Flag, with the heart of every student throbbing close to his throat as he watched Old Glory wav- ing? Do you remember how you felt on Cap and Gown Day each time an undergraduate asked, Will you sign my book? Didn't your chin lift just a little? Do you remember the IZA play?-the time you were caught skipping?-the cramming before mids and finals? Remember that special date at the l?rom?+hours spent on the Mourner's Bench? - the wild cheering at football games? - the basketball team that finally broke our jinx?-look- ing for months at clocks that said 3 minutes to 2? Remember all the times you said, Sure wish I was out of school, and how, when the time really came to leave, all you could think of were the happy times you had and the empty, desolate feel- ing you experienced everytime you realized that in a few short days, your happy-go-lucky days would be at an end? Sure, there were some off days -plenty of them, in fact, but Commencement Day is sure to bring tears to the eyes of every senior, because every speaker will recall to us again three of the most wonderful years in our life. Yes, most of us can really say, Those were the good old days. Z yfezifte 62 ami Roox AND coMMRRc1AL PRINTERS IMRRINTING. 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