Pershing High School - Parade Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Pad- 7mm The Chem Phystcs Club ts under the sponsorshtp of Mrs F Cooper At the meetrngs the members carry out some unusual demonstratrons rn chermstry and phys1cs usrng experrrnents beyond ordlnary class work They have at least one outstde speaker and one socral tunctxon each semester and whenever poss1ble tr1ps are made through mdustrtal plants The ofhcers are Peter Lrcata prestdent Iohn Schrmer vrcekpresrdent Dorothy Hammes secre tary and George Protopapas treasurer Sponsored by Mrss Sharkey one of Pershtngs new teachers the Spanrsh Club has Dolores Lund burg as 1lS presrdent Suzanne Ltnder as vlce pres rdent Ines Holtze as secretary and Manlyn Macey as treasurer As far as 6Cl1V1l19S are concerned they have been lrmrted to a socral meettng and the plannlng of a Chrrstmas party to be held lanuary 5 1945 The events of the successful party were a play rn Spamsh Btngo rn Spanrsh and drfterent kmds of entertatnment The purpose of th1s club IS to further rnterest rn the Spanrsh language customs people and all thmgs related to them CLUB CLUB l , . , . . , ' 1 - Q - I - I . . I 1 f , . ' I I ' , . I I I - ' I I I I . . . . . . . I I 1 -. -. -..ns W., 1. . 1 ' s SPANISH CHEM PHYSICS

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SERVICE LETTERMEN S The Serv1ce Club IS d1st1nct1ve IH many ways Though the largest ot the schools OFQdI11ZdllOI'1S members are carefully chosen on a bas1s of scholar Shlp Umque also IS the vltal part 1t plays ID help 1nq to ma1nta1n order both 1n the halls and cafetena Var1ed soc1al dCl1V1l19S are emoyed such as the recent S9fV1CG Club Hop where members exc1tedly chscussecl the attract1ve new club pms wh1ch w1ll 1n d1cate the number of years each member has con tr1buted to the serv1ce of Pershxnq Hugh Th1s club1s co sponsored by Mr Roqvoy ancl MISS Enqleman The ofhcers are as follows Pres 1ctent lames MCKGNZIQ V1C9PY9SldGTll lVlar1or1c Por tual secretarx Lvraco Plas ey treasurer Beth Schubeck The Letterrnen s Club 1S an orqanlzatton of varslty letter w1nners of the var1ous sports of the school Thetr purpose IS to keep fore1qn letter sweaters out of Pershmq Hugh School and to see that thelr own sweaters meet the requuements of the athlet1c cle partment Mr Kolodz1e1sk1 IS the adv1ser tor the club replacmq Mr Charles Leadbetter who was trans terred to Berry School The clubs oftrcers are Pres1dent Paul Taylor v1cepres1clent lohn Sulllc secretary Chester Rzew I'1lClC1 and treasurer Danny Sopvhqa The Clubs Hldlfl funct1on lS to welcome letter wmners to the club by r11eans of 1n1t1at1on V1rq1l C1ofu was chosen as Ll , 1 11cl11Ctefl desp1tet1r- o md 1ro111 1 I thc 111 w !ItQlTlbDI'S CLUB CLUB Al C l I ' ' , Q ',g ' , ' , ' Q ' head ol the 1111t1atio11 cornrnittee. The initiation was '4 ' Z S ,', T ' .lit I -' I l.Ull LTlIt'C'C'L1Sl ll-I '11 5 3 ' -, l H hsur 1 f L3 Q 1 . 1 1 1 .

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Band lwudic Mahal mefuuf Jleafdii The music department, under the direction of Mr. Kenneth lewell and Miss Lyle Engstrom, once again participated in most ot the activities of the school. The orchestra under the direction of Mr. lewell, played at the tenth anniver- sary ot the Lutheran Charities, at the senior play, and for the Christmas pro- gram. ln order that the students who had a late program might have a chance to join the music department, the band met the fourth hour and the orchestra the sixth hour. As a result of this, the instrumental department had the largest enrollment of all times. The band, which played at all of the home football games and the Hamtramck