Pershing High School - Parade Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1946 volume:

021mm Wm la Peace Elght classes prev1ous to ours have graduated nn a world at war We leave hlgh school at a tlme when the world IS formulatlng plans for a lastlng peace For over four years our hngh school efforts have been geared to a masslve plan to defeat the enemy We look forward to tak P' '1 mg our place ln a world now geared to makmg hfe more tol erant more frlendly more nelghhorly more peaceful We are happy to present our record of th1s peaceful ef fort for the first semester of 1945 1946 MARY LOU STILLBERG Edt THE PERSHING PARADE 9 u 9 , . Xi 3: . . - , ' -Q ' A I W L , i or if junuary,1946. . E- Q asf , Fgylb Um Qecaacf aaa Wiclofuf 'AKG' w ..'- 'HY' or 4, ' GIVE T0 YOUR COMMUNITY WAR CHEST its he -P We bought S700,000 Worth ot 'War Bonds in all ot the bond campaigns. Mr. Frank lsbev, chairman ot the Michigan War Finance Committee, addressed a rally ot students during the Sixth War Loan. We purchased War Savings Stamps totaling Sl80,000. Arthur Tomala brought a bag con- taining 5,l00 pennies to purchase War Bonds in one ot the campaigns. Students collected 83 tons ot waste paper during the War period. Students and taculty members con- tributed S8000 to the Community War Chest. The same group gave 37,670 to the Red Cross in addition to sending hundreds ot service boxes to men in the Armed Forces and to children in devastated countries. '7faeq Una! we in a made jail' ' The Fallen Heroes They had not yet begun their ,Ives to live As men They were as young as you or Too young to glzt Ma glzts too young to dfe Yet they gave all they ever had to g1ve Their lives They gave no quarter asleecf or none Save one that As we all God let there be Another hand to catch th banner ree From our col ngers gray where once Jul run The blood 0 men wc were to be Three score Ten and gone be ore their time erha s But let us here on eartlz remember Four Bright Freedoms dearly bought and never fa se Our vigilance again N 1l Herron 12B manor Ziinll lohn Abraham Domrn C Alcrm M1ltord Baggett Rtchard Baker Iohn F Bernabtc Casmr H Bteleclct Andrew Bou Erglto Gordon Brown lames Butz Ernest A Chtmtelewskl Frank C1dfl'OWSKl Edward Dargo Stanley Dormnczalc Steve Dozarc Edward Duffy Bemamtn Dumlct George Evans Walter Eelmly George Forges Walter Garlalc Ioseph Georgeott Leo Gtacobazzt Floyd L Goodrrch Maurrc Goodwrn Peter Halanslcl George Hauser Robert Hewrtt Frank IGSKIGWICZ Leonard Kaprca Clrrford Kelth Martrn Kew Edward Kolter Vrctor Kovacs George R Kovaltck Henry Kublnskl Albert Kulcorowskr Arnold Kwratkowskr Chester Lewrs Gerald I Lezotte Edward Lorenc Samuel Marmo Harold Meeks Chester Mrller Roy Morrrs Burton Nason Edward Noblrslct Stanley NObl1Sk1 lohn Norman Melvrn Poke-la lack Polkmghorn Louts K Pucllowskt Raymond Remrak Damel Rogusz Davrd Sanford Ioseph Scamazza Harold G Scharble Anthony Ser1p1gl1a Douglas Sregenthaler Thomas H Stacheckr Nrck Sustch Albert Tessrer Anthony Tomczlck Anthony Trebmk Myron A Truxton Raymond D Tuzrnsky George Vernon Albert Vrctor Iohn Walas Chester Walls Angus Werr George W1ll1ams George Yaksrch Theodore Zamolcrn Thadeus F Zawada Edward P Z1el1nsk1 Paul A Zrelrnskr : 1, . . . Y f , U f cl fl , , ' f 1 , 'YY fue . . . ,- f , 19 15 : . V V Y p el , STGIHGY AUSllH ELIQGHG Kdd6I' Chggtgf Rgmangwgki 6 I ga' at i ' ' T ow WE HAVE Gnowlv 4 1930 1 092 1932 2 298 1934 2 366 1943 1945 2 599 2 164 2 534 3,280 Grrqmally bullt to house 1666 eiudents our bulldmq IS now the school home for 3 280 students meetmq on half day SGSSIOHS 1r1 the corrldors as Well as class rooms The new Eidd1f1OI1 to be ready for next September wrll help to reheve the crowded condmons ,Q 1939 ....................,..............,.....................................,..............,............, . 19 1 .... . . . .. , ,.w,:weg: 1:,-.sm 1 'W Q. X R5 I Q 5 f . 1 6 3 J QM XM Fifi 52 'E Mia ga 4 Wfulp-dv . , MW, , wtwmsan ng Q W iid 5? A Q' Z Q. 4 V lv: Q 111 QW ,L- div 1 f , wkmxwxi Fw fm ww gmzczmy gm ' p0-liftfflfbgf Zfpwalad ia Qaeafefz, ldeala May We at Pe-rshmq Hlqh School share m the I'GSIDOI'1S1b11lt'y' of upholdmq these ldeals LOREN C BOW Prmclpal unctuality ort everence cholarshlp H ealth ntegrlty elghlaorllness raduatlon P Eff R S . I . N . . G . 5, 236 9 as' fe. W can 'Rall' 'iff ABOVE-Mr. Horner Clark, assistant principal, counsels one of the 3,280 students enrolled this semester. . BELOW-Seated: Miss Rose Ricatta, Mrs. Helen Stewart. Standing: Mrs. Donna Higgins, Mrs. Cornelia Graor. 62 aa lang yeaad, we macfe aaa dwg. QW 6 X Q. .., x Q.?f.s'-ff-5 Wien W.-ff ww 2.2 . Wffkffw, ,fx it 1 sz ll' we Day my Q :fsaz:::aazaszzf s z Q1 'Q-2:. -R , A 5 W 3 si, lain ff UK 5'-. a' Q I 12 ' 39 Mfgfx Y' gm ,, A Q X Qi xx V1 5 K Q R iwik ' Q .5 f f R gi 2 ig OFFICERS OI' The Class of January, 1946 Key for Opposite page Dc Sta Y Bob D,N1l: Rose Mor e Zeit , Pat Carbine, s Mon Q Evo Thomp on Bill Younq D r's Miles 'Nlysterl Mc . ine P otfisrvgci loan Mclrluqh Euqene Gordon Corinne Pet! Pot Sanders Adeline Rorlce uaene Nova Walter Cyranslci Loretta Winoqrficki xxf' Who worlced ancl pulled together For a successful year COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS THEME: Youth Turns The Corner- Educaton ancl Reconversion Youth and Security .................,.. ............................Geralcline Chisa Youth and Human Relations ...... Kelly Youth and lnternational Peace.. Vuykov Youth and A Democratic Society ........................ Gloria King Amf llfzen we enfmecf ' ancf efecfecf 5 ,X ,. P Y . x 9-. . , EX A ab 'X' A as A T' 'S Y .E .A 3 T 4 T-J' ' 1 i , ,. if , y .ly . 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ROSE 'VIARIE TETTNER Oodles In youth and beauty WISCIOITI IS 1a1e EI IZABETI-I BALOK Betty A sweet CIISDOSIUOII IS a merlt equal to the best MARY ANN BARBISH Ree Just as pleasant as she looks LII LIAN BARTH Lll A frlendlv srnlle a helpmg hand IDA BARTOLF Babe For 'all that IS fan 1S bx natule good DEI PHINL J BAUM Del A pxetty glll IS llke a melody ROBERT BELLMAY Uumb Frlendshlp '1lxxaxs benehts R03 BERTACCIII Rox H1s t1n1e fo1ex Cl ex e1xwhe1e hls pl 1ce MARY JANI' BI AFQS .I'1nl1 As n1e11x IR the ax IQ om, W II I IAM BI AlNf HARD Blll Ht hfusn t 1ex ewled all hls 1b1l1t1es ROSE BIIFA Ro IL Soul deep ues of dukest nlght WII LIAM BOMBLIINSKI Bll F 1 t1s he lT11I'ld that m'1kes the bodx 11ch Llill LI' BOYFR Iucx The foues of hcl own n1e11t m'1kes hel vmx RAI PIIA GENE BROWN Alphx H 1 h111 vns lOl mo1e unnx than hex heixt JIIIE BI NJAL .Il ku A Vue unnpound of Chalfn tlOllL 111d fun DONNA BUQII D011 Touchd bx hu f111 te11d'1nce ladllcl glexx PIYILIS IlU9'I Phl Wllll XIIU ind snip to mike I1 Q0 1nl xxf1th th 1t makes xou 1 e QI PXTRICA 1 ARBINFS Pattx A peppx l tss ont L 111t sLll p nss TIILRFSA LARLI Tlllx ek h nd l bestow 1nd knexx llllll xxhele 11 vw 1s to go FR ' NC FQ L ARI IN' l'l'IllIxIL L11 IN 1u111 Ill tu 1xe d1x1ne C Eh YI DIN! CHIC '1 helix And st1ll the xx o11de1s uxx that one mlll head eould L11lX 1ll she kn vx BARBARA CHUNLICH Balb The he'11t has alvvlxs the pudonmg pmvxel EARL CI FVVIENTS Clem A ta1thtul fllCnCl 1s the medlune of hte ANN COJOLARI Annu He1 VOILS was eve1 soft entle and loxx an excellent thmg 111 '1 xx oman I.'Rl INIA CROIVI' Rustx Blest vx1th Good 1015011 and obel sense VIAI TER CYRANSKI Baldx F01 hes '1 1olly good tellow KATHERINE DEL PUP Kax Good thlngs come IH small packages ROBFRT DENIKE Bob Good sense and good natu1e are not sepa1ated he1e FOI DIF DOBRINTICH Goldie A good Cl1SpOS1l1OI'l 1no1e valuwble th'1n gold ---77.2 . JACK DOUGHTY- Slim -K'Quiet and retiring, but a man to true worthfl WALTER DUTKIEWICZ-4'Diddy -':Y0ur presence maketh the hard way seem sweet and delectable. JUDY ELLERBUSCH-- Judy - He1' world is ever joyous. RAYMOND ERICKSON- Ray -uNo man was ever wise by chance. JOHN FALENDYSZ- Johnnie - He has made himself an important partf HENRY FIUT- Hank - Hand-ome is as handsome does. SHIRLEY FRENCH-'Frenchie -'A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. GLORIA GHEZYI- Glory -- Those who bring sunshine to others cannot keep it from themselves. LAVERNE GIROU Flcnchy So wise so young she cannot live long Single LOUIS GIZZI Glzmol None l1ve so easily and pleasantly EUGENE GORDON Flash He has a mighty mind and runs it by himself MAXINE GRIFFIN Pcppei Box God made her small m order that He mlffht do a more choice bit of wo1km'1nsh1p FLORENCE GROSAN Honey A handsome woman IS a Jewel TED GRZFLAK TG Such Joys ambitions find FRANCES GUMIENI A Flancle She comes up Smiling JOAN GUSTKEY J Always seek the best in evenyonc AYOUB HADDAD Dave To be liked by all this age and day is the hlghest we can pay ANGELINE HOCHSTEIN Angle The qulet kind whose excellent virtues never vary LOIS JAMES Jlmmy Tell me pretty maiden are there any more at home l1ke you ELITABETI-I JEWELL- Sis The Joy of youth her eyes displayed PLRNELL JONES Cutie A merry heaxt doeth good like medicine JOSEPH KALMETA Baby This would be a lonely world without him 1n lt IIVEI YN KELLY Kelly None knew thee but to love thee nor named thee but to praise GLORIA KING Glolla The world belongs to the energetic ARTHUR KLASK1 Alt A good student and a mighty fine fellow LORRAINE KOEBBE- From a llttle spalk may burst a mighty flame HELEN KOENKE- Blondie Its nice to be a natula when you re naturally nice ELEANORE KUCINSKI Tmy Cheerful looks make CVCIV dish a feast KENNETH LASHMET MILKLW Life is 1 lace and hes of championship stock CLARENCE LAVIICKI Clan This man is true as steel MARIE LINDICH Lmdy A very gentle soul and of good conscience HELEN LIPKA Llppy Gentle 1n manners-firm 111 reality f it 'R' mm, Q31 of 41' has A4 .sk ei 5- .aff nw- lla Y 10: acetiaettiaabufze DORIS LYSTAD Baby A good heart and level head ROBERT MACKAY Mac The reward of a thmg well done IS to have done 1t EVELYN MACKEN7IE- Lyn A frlendly word to all that pass her way PATRICIA MAHONEY Pat They that govern the most make the least H0156 JOHN MALLOY Jack A l1keab1e and courteous gentleman ROSALIE MANDEL Rosle In f11endsh1p I was earlv taught to bellexe 'VIARY MAROHIVICH Mal A m1le a mlnute IS good speed but a smlle a mmute gets mo1e actlon GEORGE MARTUNEAC Big George An athlete tall was he SHIRLEY MASCH Slmts To he1 11ght P13156 md true pelfectlon JEAN McGILL lush Fme manners 310 llke personal beauty '1 credlt ex e1xwhe1e JOAN McHlFH Pmkchoppo He1 vexv sm1le enclrcles the whole heart PIERCE MCLEAN Studs A vuse man IS out of the mach of fortune ANDREW MLSAROSH And! Gentleman IS vsutten leglblw on hlS brow SHIRLEY MEYER Dchln Just 'as pleasant as she looks ANTOINFTTE MICFLI Tom She IS txulv happy who can make othexs happy, DORIS MILES- Dodlc IS urtue wlt and vxolth and '1 ROSEMARIF MILLEK Lxnn Chee1ful looks make ex CID CllSh a feast JOYCE MULLEAVY Mulhgan An angel' or 1f not an earthlv paragon SHIRLEY MULARSKI Sammw Pretty to walk w1th wltty to talk Wlth and pleasant to know HEI EN NAHIRNIAK Songblrd Modest s1mple and sweet JACK NELSON Jackson Honox l1es ln honest to1l MARGARET NEUMANN Marg Chdllll often lles ln bemg qulet OPAI NICHOLS Bapo Whose face 1S so muslcal falr THEODORE NOSIS- Ted He has the gen1us of SIIICETIIV ELGEINE NOVAK Lcftx Actlve natures axe 1a1ely melancholy NICK OANA Nlcklc Knowledge IS power SYLVIA ODEN Slopplc Great thoughts come from e heart ELEANOR OFIARA El Alwavs ach1ev1ng alwavs pursumg JANE OCIER- Pelfl A frlendlv healt Wlth manv frlends ANTHRONY OZANICH Tony Deeds not words descr1be 1m LVA PANICH Eve A fr1endlv sm1le a helplng hand LILLIAN PARISH P1ll 'Your magnet there w1ll ever be a pleaslng personahty Lbfbahanq LORINNE PETT Corky Slncene charmmg thoughtful and sweet a glrl whom everyone llkes to meet ROBERT PITAGORA Bob Flrm true and ever steady ALFONS PLACHTA Al Nothmg IS rarer than real goodness LILLIAN PLUMMER Llly Modest and demure u much ahve RUTH PORTER Ruthie Couxteous gentle and retxred KATHRYN POTTS- Kltty Glve her muslc and she shall be at peace FRFD PROTAS- Fred Heaven w1ll help the man who acts ANNE PROTASEWICH Pro Ancha When she ap proaches how care does fly LV! LYN RAYNAL Lvc Merry of heart IS she BETTY LEE REID Porky As she thmketh ln her heart IS she LUCILLE REULAND Sally If she has any fallure she has left us much 1n doubt ADELINE RORKE- Eddy Ever the same LORRAINE ROWE La Rowe Those wlnkable bllnk able mer11ly twlnkable s1mply unthlnkable eyes VIRGINIA ROWE Gmnle Few things are 1mposs1ble to dlllgence and sklll EDWARD ROZMARY Ed Wlt and wlsdom IS born WILMER RUSH Rush In thy face I see the map of honor truth and loyalty PATRICIA SANDERS- Pat Short sweet and saucy THOMAS SAWA Tom He plcks somethmg valuable out of everythlng he reads DAVID SCHACHSCHNEIDER- Shack Sllence IS strong MERL SCHNEIDENBACH Brown Eyes He holds the key to much knowledge GEORGE SCHNELL Judge Cordxal and coulteous a gentleman IH and out BETTY SCHWARTZ Cookie And then she danced O heaven her danclng HELEN SCOTT Scottie A sunbeam took human shape when she was born RICHARD SHANKS- Susle No man IS not happy who does not thlnk hlmself so JOHN SHOOK Dead Pan Good cheer IS no hmdrance to a good l1fe FRANCES SILVA Francie Her a1r her manners all who saw admxred PATRICIA SIWALK Patty Ealths noblest thing woman perfected KATHERINE SKAVINSKI Tmka The mxldest manners and the gentlest heart PHYLLIS SLABOUZ Frenchie Who IS It can read a woman JOAN SMITH Blondie She has much worth although hides It beneath a bashful exterlor MARY HELEN SMITH Mary Lamb Every woman IS except1ona1 RAYMOND SMOSARSKI Ray Far off his commg shone I I 0 - . - , , U . . ,, , . ui 99 in ' V7 - , , Ab 79 ni ' ' at ' 57 Q6 b tr ' U 1 .4 - v, .. , - vs - - Y , A! ' 77 tn ' ' 13 . 66 Q7 it ' A - Y? 1 .. ss .. ,, I T 4 ' - . . AA 71 -n ' ' - - Y ' Y! 1 - .. ,. .. - l i V . . H - - v .. ,. . . . ,, , , . - n ' ' 97 -. ' ' ' K4 97 An ' ' ' . ., w1th a man. .. ., .4 T T 7 y, 3 7 ' V n 79 bt 77 - , , - 46 H! n ' ' L ... .. ' H is V! Au ' ' ,. ,. .. H 0 ' v, .. - , , 'i T V - W 60 ' 11 n - H Sb ' 77 C6 H Gb ' 77 is ' . . ,y I bb 'I As 4 ' - U I. , ' vs .. - - - , , - U - - , a ,. Yr F! 56 ' 79 un T 9 . . . ,, in 7, ts ' ' U sh 'V ms ' ' I! Ks San 1, 1 E '1-f IZ' A 1 mf- y 5 in -we ' W f : I Qgffw ' . '-.l M - al mb E th S Michael Bousormrc Henry Albert Lusecki HMe ed IE of ice? Richard Rybicki lulius M. Micek erv Z Mike Kulcis Leo Icxmes Mylenek amlffwwilltaaucaeecf VIRGINIA SOAVE- Ginger - But work is work and must be done, but as I work, I have my fun. DOLORES SOBODOSKI- Dolly -HA sweet attractive kind of grace. ROSE MARIE SOTAK- Dolly - Your happy disposition will smooth the rugged path of life. LILLIAN B. SPASOFF- Lee - The purest treasure mortal times afford is spotless reputation. RICHARD NORMAN STACEY- Dick - A merry heart, an honest, sober mind. MARY LOU STILLBERG-- Lou - Her charm strikes the sight, and her merit wins the soulf' TED STOJEK- St0jack - We all like him. we just can't help it. JOHN SULICK-K'He is six foot of o'man, all clear grit and human nature. HARRY SZULBORSKI- Harry - It's a great plaque to be a handsome athletefl MARY TASSONE- Tassie - A just fortune awaits the deservingf' JOHN TATU- J0hnny,'-Though vanquished, he could argue still. THEADORA THOMAS- June - Thy voice is a celestial melody. LAURETTA THOMAS- Squeeky - A winning way a pleasant smile, dressed so neat and quiet in stylef' DOROTHY THOMPSON- Dot -''Wisdom is the con- queror of fortune. EVA THOMPSON- E - Mildness rules the world. JACK TKATCH- Jackson - And panting time toiled after him in vain. MARY ANN TOCK- Micki - True to her work, her word, her friends. ANNIE TOMASIN- Annie - Her very smile encircles the whole heart. DORIS RUBY TRELOUR- D0ry - A lovely lady, 231'- mented in the light of her own beauty. JEANIE TRIMBLE- Jeanie - There is no heart her music cannot melt. BETTY VERNBERG-- Skinny - She has ease with dignityfl ANNA VUYKOV- Jinx -- Not what she does, but how she does it, is the test of her capacity. ROY WAGNER- Shorty - My wealth, is health, and perfect ease. DORIS WALTON-- Sno0ks - A merry heart has she. CARL WASHINGTON-- C.W. - Worry and I have never met. JACQUELINE WEHRLEY- Jackie - Silver is as deep as eternity. LORETTA WINOGROCKI- Lorrie -''Nothing is so contagious as enthusiasm, EMILYO WITEK- Monkie - Moral, sensible, and well- red. :,,t1,hg RUBY WYNN- Rubin- Next to excellence ' 'E t is the appreciating of it. WILLIAM YOUNG- Bill - A lion among X ladiesg a man among menf, I .+C DONALD YUNCK-'-Dont'-A-He is Sure to :F succeed. ' A': 1 ' PATRICIA ZAMORSKI- Pat - Very ' sincere is everything she does. M EDWARD ZIEMBA- Jake - A quiet .. 1 b ii 5 x fellow . . .in the classroomf, .itil Harold M. Orton Emerick Predraqovich Daniel I. Tworkowski James Reilly Ir. Lowell M. Walker Cap and Gown Committee BACK ROW4Carl Washinq- ton, Lorrain Rowe, Shirley Murlarski. FRONT ROW' fBetty Balok, Lillian Barth, chairman: Pat Carbines. Class Day Committee BACK ROWfChairman: Wil- liam Young, lohn Sulick, Ken Lashmet. FRONTROWfLorraine Koebbe, Ann Vuykov, Gerry Chisa. Scholarship Committee BACK ROW-Eugene Gor- don, Merl Schneidenbach, Iohn Sulick. FRONT ROW -V-A Chairman: Shirley Masch, Dorothy Thompson, Mary Tassone. Senior Cabinet and Officers LAST ROW- David Schach- schneider, Shirley Masch, Bill Young. ROW 24Gloria Kinq, Anne Profascvich, Pat Carbines, Itrie Bunjac. FRONT ROWWRose Marie Yettner, Kitty Potts, Iohn Sulick, Corrinq Pett, Betty Balok. Social Committee BACK ROW-George Martu' neac, Iohn Sulick, Harry Szulborski, Evelyn Kelly. FRONT ROW-eRichard Sta- cey, chairman: Ann Protase- vich, Patricia Siwallc, Rose Marie Zettner, Ioyce Mul- leavy. Memorial Committee BACK ROVV-lune Thomas, chairman: D a v i d Schach- schneider, Rose Bluqa. FRONT ROWW Lyn MacKen- zie, Kitty Potts. Alumni Representative FRONT ROW f - Chairman: Iulie Bunjac, Bob Mackay. Play Committee BACK ROWW- Pat Mahoney, V-falter Cyranski, Andrew Mesarosh. FRONT ROW'---'loan Gustkey, Loretta Winoqrocki, chair- man: Gloria Kinq. 20' Y 7!w1flecZu4 - 'Win 'X-if 5 GN 'N Loren C Bow Pf11'1C1D5l Homer Clark Ass1stant Pr1nc1pa1 Herbert Arendt Dolhe Barker Theodore Baruch Genevreve Bentley Carhsle Blgger Eleanor Bxttner Ruth Brady Clara Buchanan Frances Butler Enqlxsh Commerc1al Enqllsh Commerc1al Enqlxsh E11ql1el1 Efligllbll be 1al Studxee Commerclal Mary Canham Home Econormc Edger Capps Health Fame Cooper Sc1ence Ieannette Cooper Enqhsh Ann Corcoran Lanquaqee Hortense Cornell Home Econormce Flora Corns Home Econonucs Remhold Dahlgren Head Vocatlonal Marlon Davxs Iason Day Marlene Dean Earl Debus Una DeVoe Mamxe deVr1es Gertrude Engelman Lyle Engstrom Rose Estrm E Vemt Fa1r lean Ferns Ruth George Sylvra Gonek Department Malhema IC Commerclal Socul Studlee Head Sclen C Deparlm nt Commerclal Head English Department Soclal Studles Muslc lg gl lx rn Enqllsh Commercul B1Oloqy Maude Goodhue Cornmerclal Ruth Hesse Health Marguente Gretzrnger Enqhsh Fred Grunshaw Wrllram Gustafson Mrchael Haddad Therese Hadrs Dyme Hamrlton Grace Hetu Leslre Hewrtt Carl Holmes Ray Huflman Florence Hulbert Florence Iacque Kenneth Iewell Alfred Iones Clarence Iuhnke Paul Kerber Irma Krdd H519 Khng Ann Kohnesh Karl Lott Soclal Studles Cornmerc1al Health Mathernahcs Enghsh Soclal Studles Mathematlcs Head Health Department Con'1rnerc1al Mathernahcs Mathematlcs Mus1c Enqllsh Sc1ence Vocatlonal Commerc1al Soc1al Stuclles Enqllsh Soc1al Stud1es Helen Macdonald Comrnerc1al Loan Mallory Head Comrnerclal Mrldred Maloney Fred McGlynn Leslre Mrller Ieanne Molk Harns Moreau Vera Oehmke Helen Ottatr Harry Paulger Harrret Pawlowska Enqlls Wrllram Peterson Department Languages Vocahonal Sclence Enqllshs Vocatlonal Scxence Soc1a h I I Lenore Keller Home Economics ' ' l VLILLXLLL WU-x is ibn I Harrison Wilcox Science We 'Nu Wilmer Wme Science I WP Cm qaithful Cgriencls Earl Potter Commercial Kathryn Prottengeier Health E. William Richmond Vocational Harry Rigg Ioseph Ring Iacob Rogvoy Head, Ellenor Rohrback Norman St. Aubin Florence Schafer Mevetta Schmid Margaret Sellman Louise Shoemake Gertrude Steinberger Herbert Stevens George Stewart Ruth Taylor Margaret Tuta Pauline Ullnch Agnes Ward Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Librarian Science English Health Mathematics Commercial Mathematics Social Studies Social Studies English Social Studies English Commercial Moms Wattles Attendance Teacher No Pictures Robert Haskins Olive Cobb Helen Becker Helen Ienkms Cathenne Ierwrch Alma Iohnson Sgt Andrew Alek Eleanor Norton Hester Edmund Ioseph McCarthy Thelma Sonnenberg Mrs Lillian White Fred Bartels Leverett Carter Catherine Kelley Gertrude McGram Vene Smeltzer Counselor Counselor Counselor Counselor A Counselor Office Staff Helen Stewart Mariorie Goulding Comelia Groar Donna Higgins Shirley Lobel Rose Ricotta Frances Sunko Mary Van Dusen Helen Haglund Accompanist Padung, Summa S Pershmg Summer School made hrstory m 1945 wrth the greatest enrollment on record A total of 653 students took advantage of the many courses offered Of the 653 entrres 43 schools contrrbuted 179 students who worked along wrth our own Pershmgrtes The faculty 1ncluded 14 members of the regular teachtng staff Practlcally all courses rn Englrsh were offered and many courses tn soc1al studres mathematxcs sclence and commercral work Wh1le most of the trme was spent 1n broad enlng the knowledge of students ID regular class work some trme was gtven to promote the war effort and other extra currlcular actrvmes Over 90 per cent of those enrolled bought war tamps thereby keepmg the m1nute flag tlymg throughout the summer A total of S10 OOO IH War Bonds was purchased wrth Whrch an L 5B ambulance plane was underwrxtten Among other 6Cl1V1l19S the frrst prmted ed1 txon of The Pershmg Newsette was publrshed Cam1lle Moore was ed1tor1n ch1ef and Dorothy Thompson Barbara Hrggmbotham and Phylhs Anderson assocrate 9d1lOIS Mr Harry H Rlgg was the sponsor The sen1or class conslstmg of 38 students en Joyed the usual Cham of events that accom 7945 pames all graduatmg classes A dance was ponsored by the graduates and was held 1n the cafeterra to the mellow tunes of The Swmg st rs A DICHIC was held at Rouge Park w1th m mbers of the faculty as chaperones and guests Cap and gown day was experlenced as the semors appeared ln classes IH therr royal blue attrre Commencement SXGFCISSS were held on Thursday August 9 On th1s day 38 12A s re celved therr dlplomas 1I'1 the hbrary Parents and fr1ends frlled the room to capaclty M I B lftogvoy prmcrpal pres1ded foseph farewell address The class memorlal was pre sented by Betty Lou Shubeck class secretary and Ro emary M1nne one of the outstand1ng s mors was the student speaker The guest speaker was Mr George Baker Asslstant D1 rector of Adult Educatlon of the Detrolt schools Mrss Alrce fodlck a Pershmg alumna who has made rngmg her professron sang The summer sesslon ended August 10 there by enabhng all students to emoy three weeks of vacatlon before the open1ng of the fall semester lass Q lcers BACK BOW Edward Smokosk1 Cllftord Shaw FRONT ROW Betty Lou Schubeck, foe Swleclkowskr I ' e ' - '1' - - , , . Swiecikowski, class president, delivered the s , ' ' ' ' o I . I I . . V 5 ' , ' . H S . I 1 ' ' I ' - 1 1 ' ' U l I I ' U I . - S, , , , , , . . . K - . G . , 'I ' . ,rlmwz 1945 Q bv L 'Y 'T in be xi mv' We Ann Bystrzynskr George Cauvrn Eva Coppa Betty Lou Davrs Amenco Fabnzro Helen Farhat Edward Gadrent Gerald Green Bonnle Grurts Dorothy Hardy George Iohn Holub Mary Hutchms Henry Kuchta Lorrame Lragre Mary Lourse Martm Ernestrne Menwether Rose Mary Mmne Donna Mrtchell Shrrley Mueller Lorrame Rondon Paul Rymak Ruth Schrer Elrzabeth Schubeck Clxftord Shaw Mrchael Shrbley Edward Smokoskl Murrel Stevens Irene Stosevtch Ioseph Swre rkowskr Helen Terrell Eugene Tutag Sally Watkrns Ruby Wonchowskx No Plctures Henry Adamczyk Ann Nagrrch W1ll1am Nrsula Irene Perczak Joseph Watt ma f Q Q hm wifi g,!!., M..-W Jak, R f N. ' ,Ni g49gg, 52 Em way P' Q ' 1 es .dI fwfan. s .f li , ,, ,sf 2 1 5 Q . , vate. 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Hockey Team TOP ROW-Left to Right-Gene Przewodek, Inez Holte, Mary Chasney, Betty Lee, Katherine Mesar, Dorothy Wisniewski, Helen Lipka, Ruthe Rawlings, Mary Thomas, Ioyce Terrell, Lois French, Wilma Tudich. SECOND BOW-Miss Prottengeier, Evelyn Mandel, Pat Miller, Margaret Lucas, Shirley Eng- lish, Sophie Frankel, Roberta Townes, Lorelei Flora, Kitty Potts, Beatrice Koehler. FIRST BOWe -Colette Tobola, loann Van Bliet, Dorothy Cook, Bernice Svatora, Lorraine Cova, Elsie Huron, Christine Franklin, Leokadia Woice- hovich. Each study hall is governed by a cabinet consisting ot the study hall ot- iicers and a chairman elected from each group. Committees are chosen 203 Cabinet and Officers LAST ROW Milton Stethiw, Steve Senko, loyce Terrell, Yvonne Shoen, Lillian Scheidner, lfarine Stafford, lim Tottis, Bill Reile. FRONT RO'W Mr. Carter, Bonnie Williams, Bernice Syatora, Delphine Stanko, Dick Watson, Leonard Thomas, Mariguita Slieliield. 202 Cabinet and Officers LAST ROWM Shirley Carson, Miss Kelley, Allan Baer, Richard Coombs. FRONT ROW Andrew Dranchak, Agnes Barf told, Sylvia Binkowski, Dolores Donatelli, Ron- ald Baer. sw., ,M ear, tor all activities sponsored. They help to promote high standards ot scholar ship and citizenship and the general weltare ot the study halls 302 Cabinet and Officers BACK ROW' Rcber Patek, Florence Noall, Ma: if lyn Oudrnan, Marian Martz, Marie Litwaitis, Margaret Mitchell, Harold Peppers. FRONT ROW-Miss McGrain, lack Morris, Maia garet Meyer, 'Wilma Padgett, foe Marzetti, Mar' ion Pruitt. 101 Cabinet and Officers LAST ROW fRobert Farnsworth, Richard Klein- czak, Donald Fleury, Marcus Key. FRONT ROVV --Betty Lou Hit, Benita Higgins Nancy Field. FRONT ROV! fRayinond Ladendcrt, foe Ossanna, Ray Durdin, lack Mc- Larnan, Raymond Sarniak, lim Tottis, Marianne Zimburean, Ralph Romano, Philip Thomas, Walter Novikorl, Alex Zuk, Peter Buckner, Walter Wilcox. Letterman's Club LAST ROW Thomas Violante, Al Zuk, Stan Caskey, Loyal Shuoll, George Morary, Nick Tottis, Dick Karolonic, 'Walter Novakorl. ROW 3f--Buford Fouts, Don Binkow- ski, Fred Gregory, VVilliam Hixon, Edward Ward, Gino Giannetti, Andy Dranchak, Don Buszke. ROW 2 Mr. Capps, Ted Kapuscinski, 000000000 Vfyett Flippo, Bennie Zenevich, Harry Szulborski, lim Tottis, Peter Kitka, Kenneth Reid. FRONT ROWflack Gregory, lohn Sulick, George Martuneac, Ervin Harvat, Bob Farnsworth, Paul Condon, lerry Geisler, Dick O'Rourke. Girl Reserves LAST ROW- Iosephine Bialas, Dol- ores Bobrowski, Shirley Elliott, Ruth McGregor, Florence Kraijevich, Cath- erine Gremmel, Dorothy Cook, Leo- lcadia Woicehovich, Mary Ann Chicha, Roseann Chudy, Lillian Pau- kovich. ROW 3---Stephanie Zawadzky, Pat McCarthy, Beverly Guiney, Betty Yates, Marilyn Oudman, Wilma Pad- gett, Cluda Miller, Nancy Rychko, Colette Tobola, Lillian Marak, Mary Kraljevich. ROW 2---Rita Mazurkiewicz, Rose- marie Arqire, Donna Marquette, Fel- icia laje, Yerkey Verna, Helen Popp, Margie Krankota, Lois Hardin, Claudia Benges, Betty Lou Hitt. FIRST ROW--Miss Macdonald, loan Nassberg, Rose Bagdes, Dolores Hew- son, Sylvia Mayes, Rosaline lengo, Mary Lou Klausing, Mrs. Ottati. Spanish Club LAST ROW-Ottavio Marson, Ed- ward Witek, Dale McElhinney, lanet Bell, Theresa Schiveninger, Helen Sodrowski, Barbara Booker, Barbara lones, Maurice Holman, Richard Crampton, Hans Graetzer. ROW 3-lacquelyn lones, Lorraine Nordin, Doris Stainton, Christine Barrett, Bob Wallace, Richard Cho- vich, Patricia Waleke, Pearl Farley, Helen Vracan, Pat larnes, Fontaine Hart. ROW 2---Wyett Flippo, Margaret Petrich, Rufus Grant, Louis Ianicki, lean Bartlett, Lorraine Ardelian, Alex Dungjen, lohn Matthes, Dolores Otto, William Dine. ROW l- -Fred Iarvis, Frank Bennett, Shirley Masch, Alice Davis, Pat Ed- wards, Walter Maule, Dale Lawlor, Ed Culpepper, Carl Mitseft. Chem-Physics Club LAST ROW-Alexander Dungjen, Allan Baer, Don Bustany, Ann Won- dero, Marie Lindich, Eleanor Dingee, Ellen Davison, Carolyn losaitis, Donna Weigand, Pernetta Brown, Neil Herron, Eugene Barbu, Bob Cofell. ROW' 3--Donna Bush, Patricia Car- bines, Lorraine Koczot, Shirley Zorn, Violet Droshine, Lois French, Virginia Tarazevich, Zosia Rappa, Helen Rutowski, Shirley Windiate, Mary Licata, Gina De Santis, Colette Tobola, loyce Hedberg, Rita Chess, Elaine Daly, Eugenia Galey, Audrey Young, Lena Gray, Shirley Smolinski. ROW 2-Mr. St. Aubin, Daisy Gray, Betty Lounsbury, Vincent Kaneski, Nick Tottis, Harry Turboft, Douglas Sweet, George Morary, Anthony Camilletti, Victor Valve, Dale Lough, Harold Peppers, Loyal Shvell, Mildred Wells, Betty Kunigelis, Mrs. Cooper. 4' Latin Club LAST RCW-lean Williams, Rosalyn lenqo, Pal McCarthy, Rulh McGregor, Helen Boaq Leokadia Woicehovich loan Pmkos loanne Saules RCW 3 Terry Pollard Nma Carmrsmo Dorothy Dobos Roy Shel don Don Brown Bob Maslrlskr Adelqande Wreladl LOIS Provence vvllllld lohnson B verly Lol? RCW 2 Glsellu Kowilslcr loye Terrell Pal Rexrode Wallace Hlqqlll lodllom la rn s Mlszcalc Donald Hundl Ann Shakespeare Mary Ann lin ent Paullne Russell rRCNT RCW Seve Senko Ray Clnnlnqham Roman lxrawll Gerald Mrlchell Bernard lsavalunas llm Bak r Mrs Ann Lorcoran L1b1ary Staff LAST RCVV Mrchl lenl Pnqll o 11 Sulls h re a arek E1 Lanlcard Helen KKCZYHSRI lass Kellel lean Boursaw Norma Varalll lon Gu ler l dl Larslcr Gls lla Kowalsm Ma Morns RCW2 D1 lc'W'alson Ann Wond ro M rcyne Feclco Paul ne Russell Norma Hamm s Slophanle VVvlllldlTlQ Andrew Mesaroch ERCNT RC'W' Mrss Eur Dawn Porler Evelyn Sax lr s Ann Chnl lVl5iT1OY1G Eirley Carol Kowal Ermsdrane Ad ms Mrss Rohrabaclc Totem Club LAST RCW Allan Baer Dal ex Gray Evelyn Ma d l Norma H lc m n Arlene Ko bbe Pa lam s Shlrley Laqerslram lohn BlGlGJQSlCl lie Mclnrnin Pl Kl 1 Wll 4 ompsol lvl rl s Flank B nnell ERCNT RCV7 M fl m hwy Ru Dnrd n Don Bus any Phyllls Goelel Nell Herrol Bell L ll lslon y R nhl d R lan Bxoloqy Club lAST RCW Raff l1Tll1TlflllTl l'l l h Rolshnson lim s Msz wlfll Henri Arnold Rolo rl Slemre Willwce H C7 jonl' olhorn Bllly Llnqe E Schemar lcl lae Mell RCW 3 Marlon Aldrlch Rosemary Slen, Cluola Mrller Pearl Earle Vvrlma Padqell Bellv Vales Mar lv Cudman Pal McCarlhy Ann Ea n nel Rose Mane Rakovrch RCVV' 2 V rnon Hansen am Preble Rosemary Craham Francm Rohm on PdlT1C1d Spurlock Sh1rley Ellloll Clqu Svalyn Earl Bloommd burq RCW l Mrss Cehmlxe A l lv e r l Heqedos lames Cherry Warldi Weln Don Karnr Wall r Ml la Mrs Gonek , , , . W l I I T ', L c , YC W Q , 'fl l , ' fs ' l X ., C , r . 1, I . T-T A v A l , ' I ,1 , C , , , . Q T , .S ' . ' re f L 'esfi Gl rr -, T e Sz' -, lfre , , C , .JP 1 l V , f Q. , Mar s , C 1 - , se. r X , e . in C l, e , K , . 4 c L , V, , , -, , Q ,A . , o , , ,, WT C , C , , , ff e , s, A, f , ,, rskz, C :E A , ,. . f, V V S Ur lo Q le - ra , , e , l . , , - . RCW 2 lrm Tollls, Mllce Pere-da L .lc C I Q' fl lla, lre Th, - 2, N , 1 Twlli, 'f v fr r. ur 111 Q Y, ' 5 1 , ' ' XA - , L lc A, T ., , , , ,' 1, TT r r , lo fr ,D Q . ,. L T X T rr Q. , o .n .f , 1' il., l. VY , , 'L . , . O , ., Q Q , I - L A A , Y . 1 Y , ,. . T' s , c' , . Y' if 9 , c . U, , ' . , ,v, T' l l V1 1 I S' . We e l QQ V A -. , A s 1 - fl A 7 1 An -. . . , C , ' ,Y X - I 5 , J , . I l , T n, e 'se . Mxracle Book Club BACK ROW Robert Fhnton Dorothy Thompson Mllhcent Relph Helen Koenke FRONT ROW Shlrley Slmmons M1ss deVr1es Maxlne Gf1fl1H Henry Arnold The Dramahc Club Rehecxrses 4 xkxt for dll aewmhlll I French Club BACK ROW Yvonne Cofer Bob Senecal Raymond Dolman lohn DIVGIS Evelyn Puskanch Betty Kumqehs FRONT ROW Mrss Maloney loan Sherman Verornca Zwolak Betty McKay lean Chalmers Eve Cupelh Dramatxc Club LAST ROW Pat Conley Lee Hamlrn Wrlfred Thomson Shlrley Laqerstrom ROW 3 Rosemary Kobrs Lorra1ne Lucas Marchle F e c k o Evelyn Mandel ROW 2 Yvonne Shoen I a n e t Szyszko Yvonne Monroe Ehzabeth lndre1ca FRONT ROW Mane L1twa1t1s Elea nor Purdo Mrs Gretzlnqer S , N , - 4,-.www A Vw xg, W 149115 A-by H if Band Choir LAST ROVV-eAdam Celmer, Duane Drew, Don- ald Asbilt, Robert Siznpson, Bill Young, Eugene Gordon, Adain Ayznen, Arnold Hanawalt, Or'v1fe Bgiillct. RCU' 3 Marianne lirnburean, Ken Reinhardt, Dick Craiiipicn, Louise Buclrholz, Barbara VVii- Qaztzs Nitia Siinnicns, Marion Marti, Louise Spot-1:1k, Mae Norris Colorribc Centcfonti. RQ'.'.' 2 Rggg' llcenlf Tffilliairp lsaics l-.liiricr'.t1'a tilt-ttiold, George Bean, Benny Merit, lrtlin :yrs liQ1f'1f'.'i l.f::Ht1it5r,'.'f f.t1..e,g Vftri-ts t X ip ,1 Lite-1',', Tvvlllllzif. Zulczyk, lRQNT HCT. Mr. le '.'.' ell, Don Btxsiaiig' Chrisf ini: Ezanklin, Kitty Pitts, Sariitzel Grimes, Richf tri zijlntlirt Doug Sweet, Eleanor Rohrloach Legg ltd Barrcseiwicz. lfsff Larry' Eafisctp L' '.,' Rig' Cresa, fprieiiy Roystit, Carlyiib Rasptourry, Dorothy llgf lt Deities Refi: Dawn Pcrter, Leis Haile, L,-rr.11t1e Lucas, Frances Garlak, Elaine litisqlqcwicg, Dolores Donotelli, lean Minch, l' R X QQ A ,en L t,.C . X V tfgpt s Ltcky, , Nina Slninions, Barbara Ytfilliazns, Dolores Denison, Emma Terrell, glrotxs, Lee Cox. , L4 l'tOlt'i,' 11 Frances Potycula, Lorell lohnson, l? il,- ilirlee Brunner, Arlene Eraser, leanne Hig- gins, Patsy Proctor, loan Chamberlin, Rosalie Mandel, Pat McCarthy, Betsy Sielcert, Rita Sal- kcwski, Ann Hargas, Eleanor Alonso, Irene Gittens, Delphine Szewczyk, loan Sherman, louise Szocnek, Anne Gsson, Ernestine Arm- strong, Catherine Loudicina, Elaine Ascione, Robert Belimay. RGVV 3' Mr. lewelt, William Zulczyk, Elaine Rouse, Rebecca Hollanso, lulia Alcini, Stephanie Prokcpowich, Huberta Leaym, Nita Plum, Iennie Kwasniuk, Lillian Antonuk, Dolores Turner, Barbara Booker, Mary Ann Kopec, Virginia Orchestra Boys' Chorus In-e P v--1 Casson, Bernice Ozaistowicz, Shirley Gabsdell, Elizabeth Bcguisi, Rose Battle, lune Thonias, Pat Edwards, Pearl Kurzawski, Ray Lambert, Richard Shanks, larnes Baker. RCW 2-Mary Lou Stillberg, lacquelinai, Wehrley, Mary Helen Srnith, Roy Beck, Richard Gswald, Richard Duyck, Gerald Vlfilkins, Bill Stattord, Bill Christ, Altonso Coleman, Leon Coleman, Cletus Kibler, Ben Mark Hqirry Smilborski, Bill Schultheis, Henry Sclixl. FRONT RGVV' Chester lenkgns, Big: in l Edtzitnid Dre:den, Robert Ptlaurn, Bfiv: A tt, wich, Vernon Hansen, George Cfifi-ff Eilll Tietz, lohn Sulick, Prank Raczek, Gfiurqf Gainpert, George Davgd Phillip Elliscn. LAST RGVJ Vtlaltord Thonirsfii, jnxtll l. :J say, Carol Shaw, Georgeata X.iR.Zll?'.' inf: Pelton, Leonard Bantostewicx. RGVV 3 Carol Hodge, Elizabeth ,-,' sk, loarine McKee, Mary Ann Thomason, Marvel Lynn, Bernice Dillard, Vfalter Noyikcir. RGVV 2 --Henry Selewcnilz, 'Williarn lSCtftCZ, laines Wales, Vtfilliazn Harris Gecrgc Robert Marhinko. RCW l Dick Bushey Steve Shereiki Glen Rohrbach, Adam Aymen, Bill Crgrist, Mi. lewell, LAST RCW Leonard Tompcr, Bill Chrgst, Pete Christ, Lee Roy Ceresa, Larry Davison, Louis Greenwald, Ralph Houston, Butord Pcuts. ROW 3 ---Richard Gswald, lohn Patrick, Clare ence McKay, Bill Eetter, Roy Beck, William Bette, William Stattord. ROW 2 Alfonso Coleman, Frank Raczak, Harry Szulborski, Cletus Kibler, George Crineo, Don- ald Himes. FRONT RCW lim Baker, George Gampert, Elton Tietz, Iohn Sulick, Mr. lewell. 114414160 Many opportunities are provided tor vocal and instrumental music groups un- der the direction ot Mr. Kenneth lewell and Miss Lyle Engstrom. They provide much ot the pep tor athletic and other school programs. With the addition ot Girls' Chorus tMiss Engstroml LAST ROW4Elenora Billingsley, losephine Paczrprslci, D el p h i n e Pniewski, Geraldine Piolowski, Inge Bock, Helen Kirick, Lois French, Vivian Shields, Doris Viggano, Violet Barbet, Violet Ristou, Edith Cupelli, Barbara Williams, Mariquita Sheffield, Hazel Slayden, Shirley McNeice, lean Bovrsau, Dorothy Clement, Virginia Kostich. RCW 3--Helen Iulian, Dolores Chmura, Mattie Lou Arnold, Christine Barrett, Ermadeane Adams, Elaine Benter, Dolores Koviak, Barbara Hafner, Ioan Sherman, Iacgueline Hunter, Adells Tranvinski, Ioan Pilot, Dolores Bonder, Agnes Kazanjian, Theresa Mandel, Millicent Relph, Evelyn Scvaree, Dawn Porter, Vir- ginia Gray, lanet Szyszka, Grace Mandoux, Elsie Prince, Nancy Field. ROW 2- Carolyn Thompson, Malaine Szymczck, leanine Kassal, Shirley Elliott, Dorothy Lammex, Martha Alexander, Estella Frazier, Delores Brazil, Gwyndolyn Ford, Dolores Er- vin, Geraldine Harmon, Dolores Bielak, Shirley Lund, Zena Shapawal, Irene Dambeck, Bette Lee, Louise Adamski. FRONT ROW-Ioan Smith, lean Hughes, Miss Engstrom, Carmen Kohlhorst, Rose Marie Ozanie, Mary Ann Meray, Lea King, Dolores Carty, Virginia Giese, Eleanore Trieloff, Pat Edwards, Delphine Brish, Shirley Diedrich, Grace I-lilyer. Girls' Ensemble LAST ROW-Pat McCarthy, Bethalee Brunner, Betsy Siebert, Iacqueline Hunter, loan Sherman. FRONT ROW f Arlene F r a s er, Frances Koles, Gwen Chisa, Dolores Bielalc, Mariquita Sheffield. 4, Mr. Robert Haskins to the music stat-t and a greatly expanded music program tor next semester, Pershing can anticipate bigger and better contributions to enioy ment from its music department GTR, 1 5' J'1J Q' gl 9 'll al , 5 1 L' f ' l u F QEQE? X ZS! , The service Club performs many duties under the direction oi Miss Ger Elle QTDICQ trude Engleman and Mr. l. B. Rogovy. One oi the highlights ot the semester was Tuns ot Fun presented November 20, l945. Hall Guards CEarly Groupl LAST ROVV-'Henrietta Smith, Virginia Biernacki, Theresa Kaisey, Ann Nika, Roberta Townes, lames Miszcak, Geraldine Piolowski, Georgia Aboussie, Phyllis Stallwood, L o r r a in e Koscielniak, Rose Mary Thomas, Peggy Donkin, Helen Sannipoli, Caroline De Benedetto, Frances Trent. ROW 3-Angeline Licari, Shirley Simmons, Lorelei Flora, Florence Clarkson, Dorothy Skeen, Dolores Pernazza, Dorothy Aleck, Betty lohnson, Margaret Neumann, Betty Yates, Constance Lapworth, Carol Kowalski, Violet Kunz, Ann Christ, Anna Osos, Betty Cinader, lrene Skevf ington, Barbara Worley. ROW Ze loyce Kembel, Ruthe Rawlings, Dorf othy Cerpainec, Mildred Wells, Beverly Nikitin, Lea King, Olga Svalya, Patricia Tranter, William Maloy, Marvin Gorski, loan Kortt, Lillian Scheibner, Margaret Teggart, lean Kiefer. FRONT ROWe-Wilson Dishman, lim Baker, Raymond Skiba, Armilda Suess, Virginia Bober, loanne Ball, Angeline Karun, lrene Davis, lrene Okon, Betty Secresty, Norma Hammes, Daniel Krison, Walter Alexander, lerry Abbott. Hall Guards CLate Groupl LAST ROW-Warner Carrick, leanette Buzzelli, Sylvia Truch, Sarah Lloyd, Rita Pond, Barbara Miller, Ann Christ, Frances Wisniewski, Helen Tchorzewski, Ronald Baer. ROW 2 Angeline Plesuk, Arlene Simons, Bert' nice Baldyga, loyce Hurst, Dolores Travis, Olivia Foril, Margaret Kosovec, Rita Pozziiak, Florence Ruskos, Wilson Dishman. FRONT ROW Daniel Krison, Lca King, Pat Retrode, Mary Clirisr, VJgard Welch. Marian Ladowslci, Arlene Booth, Ruth Moore. Service Club COtficers and Chairmen? LAST ROW Arinilda Suess, Ruthe Rawlings, loyce Kembel, Virginia Bober, Marilyn Smith, Roberta Lawnes. ROW Qi lNilson Dishman, Williaxii Maisy Olga Sualya, Geraldine Rrolowshi, Bob Showinsky, Leonard Kuhn. FRONT ROWfDorothy Skevington, Constance Lapwortn, Betty Yates, Anna Osas, Ann Christ, Sylvia Sochowicz. Service Club, A' Cafeteria Group , LAST ROW Dolores Gladych, lane Szyszko, Delphine Szewczyk, Sophie Kanelos, Anna Osos, Donna lean Tuck, Bernice Watkins, Warner Carrick. ROW 2feDorothy Cerjanec, Virginia Pehote, Edith Cupelli, Ann Stefanchich, Helen Schoen- see, Arlene Booth, lrene Krishan. FIRST ROW-Wilson Dishman, Donna Engle, Betty lean Miedema, lean llmi, Beverly Nikitin, Dorothy Wisniewski, Ann Ruthkowski, Leonard Kuhn. swims September, 1945, witnessed a shift of emphasis from the Victory Corps of wartime to the more normal peacetime status of speech activities. The Speakers' Bureau, a daily activity for more than three years, became a once-a-Week affair. Bureau members publicized the War Chest and Victory Loan, and delivered Pershing orientation talks to elementary school graduates. Six members spoke outside of the building on the War Chest, and one, Patricia McCarthy, participated in a teen-age panel discussion at a Community Conference in the Rackham Building. For the first time since the 1941-42 city champion- ship season, the school was represented in debate A speech group in action in a public speaking class. Speakers' Bureau LAST ROW f Shirley McNeile, Geraldine Kopehak, Lyn MacKenzie, Marjorie Barley, Ruth McGregor, Pat McCarthy, Mildred Horne, Bar- bara Brown. ROW 2eMarion Feresline, Gwyndolyn Ford, Virginia Bober, Ann Vuykov, Ioan Pirikos, Ger- aldine l-larmm, Mr. Baruch. FRONT ROVJ -Ieanne Bosard, Darleen Lannan, Iohn Tatu, Thomas Lowichik, Richard Watson, Marie DeSmet. Debate Club LAST ROW-Thorrias Lowichik, Richard Wat- scn, lohn Tatu. ROW 2-e Ruth McGregor, Virginia Bober, Sally Bynum. FRONT ROWnfoan Pirikos, Pat Smee, Mr. Baruch. competition. An inexperienced squad, consisting of Ruth MacGregor, loan Pinkas, Patricia Smee, Charles Raudabaugh, Richard Watseen, Virginia Bober, Thomas Lawichik, and John Tatu, debated the question, Resolved, that every ablefbodied male citizen of the United States be given one year ot full-time military training before attaining the age of 24. The squad participated in two tour- naments, one in December, and the other in Ian- uary, meeting Cass, U. of D. High School, Ham' tramck, Hazel Park, and Royal Oak on both sides of the question. Greater stress was laid this semester on telephone conversation, voice recording, and social poise than ever before in speech classes. awe 12 A Class Play CAST O CHARLES COLBURN LSBETH COLBURN LUCILLE COLBURN TINA JOHN VAN BRUNT IANIE COLBURN BERNADINE DODD RAULA RAIN EY SCCOPER NOLAN THELMA LAWRENCE DICK LAWRENCE ANDY CSCAR HORTENSE BENNINGTON CAN SHIELDS DEAD PAN HACKETT CARL LCOMIS ICE IEROME DON MILLER MICKEY MALONE UNCLE POODGIE MN NNQNNNN Cn December I4 and I5 the sentor class presented lame a Broadway comedy by losephtne Benthom and Herschel Wrlhams The play dlrected by Mrss Ruth Brady centers around the I1 e ot lame Colburn daughter ot C S Colburn owner of the Hortonvtlle Trmes Her hte IS made com pltcated by the arrrval of the Army rn 1 r home ID the prsence ol D1ck son ot Thelma Lawrence a trtend of the tamrly Rtvalry breaks out between Drck and lame s hlgh school boytrlend Scooper Nolan and rs en ouraged by Elsbeth the youngest member ot the Colburns household A romantrc prcture rs also portrayed by Mr Van Brunt buslness partner ot Mr Col burn and Mrs Lawrence wldowed mothe ot Drck and former brrdesmard to Mrs Col burn the play reaches 1ts herght when soldrer trrends of Dlck and g1rl trlends of lame hold a party whrle the older folks are out for dmner On thetr return they fmd the house ln shambles E CHARACTERS Davrd Schachschnerder Faye Grrtnn Ralpha Gene Brown Evelyn Kelly Wtlham Young Erlday Anna Vuykov Saturday Dorls Trelour Lrllran Partsh Erlday Iul1eBunJac Saturday I-7atS1walk Eugene Gordon Betty Lee Reld Charles Borke Nell Herron Don Bustany ludy Ellerbusch Ioan Sherman lohn Shook loe Valve Arthur Sawa Eugene Novak Kenneth Lashmet loe WoJno When the party rs frnally broken up Uncle Poodgre returns Elsbeth home alter she had been lost for hours Uncle Pooogte turns out to be Matthew Q Reardon head ot pr1or1t1es tn Washlngton and the man that Mr Colburn had been tryrng to see about obtam ng a new press The chaos ends when Mr Colburn gets the promlse for a new press and when Scooper and lame are trnally reuntted The cast played to a crowded hous t Northern Hlgh School on both nrghts IV n credrt for the success ot the play IS due M ss Brady who dlrected the cast Mr Ren hold Dahlgren was the stage manager asslstcd by a s age crew consrstrng ot Walter Cy ranskr Andrew Mesarosh Art Klasky Earl Clement Bob MacKay Ted Grezlak, and Wrllrarn Bombllnski The play commrttee mcluded Glorla King, Chalrman, loan Gutskey, Rat Mahoney, Loretta WIDOQIGCKI, Walter Cyranskl, and Andrew Mesarosh 11 v Xi 3 - ' 4 v 1 'C1 . f. 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I I n I . - , , 1 I I ' I I , I l 0 I .I ' ' 1 I 1 I - - I l , , . 1 ' ' ' - 1 ' ' ' ' I e . - ' ,. - 1 1 1 l ' ' ' I I u ' H 1 ' , , I - 1 1. rf ' ' U X1 I . .f.L, - I ' I Y. - 1 - 1 ' ' ' A . , . . - - ' 1 1 , - Al r 'l v ' ' S1 , Cover design and art work by Mary Lou Stillberg Activity art page by loseph Valve lU 200 Chronicles were print d and distributed during the flrst semester The semester subscription plan was used tor the tirst time Salesmen pushed lUU per cent group sales and did an excellent Job Plans are under way tor a Journalism class tor next semester At prescnt the oaper is published as an extra curricular activity , Chronicle Staff LAST ROW -Neil Herron, Betty Louns- bury, Ioyce Terrell, Ellen Davison, Leo- kadia Woicehovich, Mariguita Sheffield, Elvira Di Cicco, Charles Boike. RCW Se Felicia Iaje, Violet Droshine, Veronica Senn, Collette Tobola, Danuta Barnize Bernice Svatora Veronica Zwolak Barbara Brown. ROW Ze fMary Lou Stillberg Nick Tottis Willie Thompson Frank Bennett lerry Abbott Mr. Rigg. FRONT ROW Wilmer Rush Don Bustany Gloria Davis Pat Iames Shirley Hickle Ray Durdin Chronicle Salesmen CEarly Group? LAST ROW Loyal Shuell Virginia Giese Ioan Lawrence Shirley Laver strom Annie Tomasin Gene Przewodek los phine Novak Helen Sodrowski Nita Plum Elizabeth Iewell Dolores Rudzki Eleanor Dingee Bernice Gabriel Don Beves ROW 3 Peggy Donkin leanne Stattord Anna Stefanchich Barbara Dunai Ianet Szyszko Frances Trent Betty Iohnson Irene Gittins Ioan Pilot Mary Butcher Betty Cinader Margaret Kyle Margaret Greenslade Betty McKay ROW 2 Mary Lou Stillberg Pat Con ley George Morary Eugene Celrrier Wilmer Rush Steve Sheretko Henry Arnold Fred Payne Allan Baer Wayne Corey Fred Iarvis lack McLarnan Harold Webb FRONT ROW Mr Potter Harold Lane Bill Schultheis lohn Wisniewski W1 tred Thompson loe Buczkowski Mike Pereioa Eugene Gordon Alex Zu Walter Novikolt Donald Flevry Chronicle Salesmen CLate Group? LAST ROW Patsy Shaw Elinbctli Miller Mary Kralierich Alice Burnett Leona George Lilhan Malak Pat lames Irene Gurney Bonnie Williams ROW 3 Mary Christ Gertrude Ciamlella Ann Christ Dorothy Dobos Richard Chorich Winifred Wood Sylvia Binkowski lolanda LaGatta ROW 2 lulia Schvarckoph Ioyce Terrell Margie Glaser Rose Marie Argiri Dorothy Cerianu Katherine Mesar Shirley Lagerstrom ROWl Mr Rigg Herbert Kellar Ralph Cameron Daniel Krison Frank Bennett Bernard Kavalunas , 6, , f F , , , W I , , . , . W I I I - I I ' e , , , , 277 I I , , , , , . 4.45 ,' F X . ' I X 55 my W - , v ' . ,,,. 1 r I N ' , , , , , 7 ' I I , , lf , , , , k, , . .Y A , L , , , , . I u - - I ,. i . . . . . 1 . , , , 1 - 1 I I I I L ,N I C , . . ' ' , - . L- I . . f , - , , 3 ' i 1 A - - , , . .2 . 'T f I I I 1 we gmail, 1946 ymdwk 5144 PUBLIIEHATIONS Lett to right Lillian Spasoii Mary Lou Stillberg Delpiune Baum Eva Thompson Rose Marie Zettner Wilmer Rush inset Frances Silva O Mary Lou Stillberg was editor ot this edition ot the Year book and Frances Silva was chairman of the Publicatron Committee Wilmer Rush was business manager ,A I 2700 yearboolcs have been printed, the largest number by any one class 0 The photography was clone by Craine's Studio Some iniormals were made by school photographers. 0 The engraving was done by Cerre lncorporatecl and the printing by l. A. Leslie and Sons. 0 Mr. Harry l-l. Rigg served as faculty sponsor ancl Mr. E. G. Potter as faculty business manager. df I LOVE Y UVX-5' v. N Y . Su11ckOU 19 xp-f NO CAN DO Oxy' QQ 155' ef-9 A f Anderson ww W K4 QP 9 4 A f ll 3 Q 5 A Q...2-Z., xi 'favilosjvso '- if K 2' - Q. 'x QWQTXQ, ':'A ?i?q nh 5!' QE? ' R v ' A 5 f i 4, V Nl A , J E. 1X b WM 1 , lww.. -f 1 sf kk f f I Jw. .- f' X5 gf Twx-NaL'XX wfx 9 W. 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QW '46 WZQQQ Z6 GUS COSMOS To all our new graduates and members ot our Pershlnq l-hqh Alumm Assoclatlon Conqratulatrons and the very best of good luck' And to all our returned trlends from the Armed Servlces A most hearty welcome home' The Pershlnq Hlqh School Alumnl Assoolatlon GUS COSMOS Presldent I B ROGVOY Faculty Sponsor A ..., 71 UJJU ,,1 an I 'V ' J. B ROGVOY S Q N stress Ma K 1 P09- Y1 WS book wmth ws h that dams om hemrty wxs Pommts by Cmme' wsu brmg back to ou nes m gems to come happy 'reco dns we add X 0 mm ETP-BKT 0 51?-UH B D 5'5 HAXWHSUN S 'mcmy tm moms o cms me school days 'fo om congr awlamons and Best of Luckahvays T UXLUXNG 0 '28 ADANXB AVE WEB TBEET Congratulate me, mother' I ve got a job wlth Michigan Bell' rlduatlon tlme IS an excltmg tlme for energetlc young women who ve been wx :ut mg for 1 ch lncc to put what they ve learned The buslness wx orld beckons It needs am bltrous gxrls ob opportunmes for young women have been grefntly extended If you are lnterested 1n '1 job wlth an as sured future regular pny nncreises 'md 1 chflnce for promonon we d like you to con slder M1ch1g1n Bell Rlght now we re eng lged ln 1 huge expfmsnon and nmprose xi f.x ment program Practlcally every depart V ment ln the compflny his job opemngs We need typxsts buslness office representa IIVCS tellers sw1tchbo'1rcl operators and gxrls for a varlety of clerxcal posmons No experlence IS necessary Youll be pald whlle ln tralnmg then fitted lnto the job for whxch you re best sulted If you fare among the gmdufltes call 'lt our employment ollice 1365 Cfnss Awenue A frlendly mtervlewer w1ll be glad to gxve you full detzuls MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY EXW' xg. fs 'Z X QQ 9 Q I I I I 9 2 . . . v. . 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