Pershing High School - Parade Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1947 volume:

peaking afzacfe Xb X B L S H THE CLASS OF JANUARY 1947 HN J P RSHING HIGH S O 18875 Ryan Road DETROIT 12 MICHIGAN On the following pages we the edrtors of the Parade present to you students of Pershmg wrrteups and photographs of eventful happen mgs of your past semester May you enloy the entirety of tts content and preserve :ts mterestlng features for future years that they may become cherrshed memories Pm 5! P .gg g PU I in A ery? 1 Spf 2 XX o . E 05 A5 3' has ,gf an I J I I A I -A g. ' ' r iff' 21 May we inspiration find From traditions left behind Those of loyalty and truth And endless courage known to youth. Through our lives we'll keep in sight The lamp of truth, still burning bright f- s .ifi Loyal to every task begun- Courage to see a job well done. And as the swift years come and go OUr memories will forever glow Warm with thoughts of days gone by, Proud with virtues held so high. Gladys Marr, 12A LOREN C BOW Prmclpal WILLIAM T GREEN Assistant Prmcrpczl 3 in 'M wersrfi ' ww rf Q 4 Lf L , .Q N ., gif? ii ? V fa- fiiffxr., www, ,,. 1 ,, ,fm I 'f ff M., ..4.:. 1 J as 'ab . , 5 X , Mwwwqwe 7?UzA,l1ung Wacwlig, LOREN C BOW Prlncrpal WILLIAM T GREEN Assrstant Prmcrpal Fred Ba rtels Counselor Helen Becker Counselor Leverett Carter Counselor Catherine Kelley Counselor Gertrude McGrom Counselor Vene Smeltzer Herbert Arendt Robert Aronson Dollle Barker Theodore Baruch Genevleve Bentley Carlrsle Blgger Eleanor Bittner Ruth Brady Clara Buchanan Norman Burkhardt Mary Canham Edgar Capps Olive Cobb Fame Cooper Jeanette Cooper Ann Corcoran Hortense Cornell Flora Corns Reinhold Dahlgren Emll Dalak Marlon Davrs Jason Day Morlorre Dean Earl Debus Kathleen Dedow Joseph Dery Una DeVoe Gertrude Engelman Lyle Engstrom Rose Estrrn I I , , , , , I , Counselor Venlt Farr Jean Ferns Ruth George Sylvla Gonek Maude Goodhue Marguente Gretzmger Fred Grnmshaw Wllllam Gustafson Mrke Haddad Dorothy Hagadorn Dyme Hamilton Robert Haskms Grace Hetu Leslle Hewitt Carl Holmes Ray Huffman Florence Hulbert Florence Jacque Helen Jenkms Ken Jewell Alfred Jones Clarence Juhnke Lenore Keller Paul Kerber Elsie Klmg Ann Kolmesh Karl Lott Helen Macdonald Loan Mallory Mildred Maloney Joseph McCarthy Margaret McCully Fred McGlynn Leslle Muller Horns Moreau Eleanor Norton Vera Oehmke Harry Paulger Helen Ottatt Therese Hadls Wullram Peterson Earl Potter Kathryn Prottengever Wllllam Richmond Harry Rrgg Joseph Rang Jacob Rogvoy Eleanor Rohrbach Florence Schafer Meretta Schmid Dorothy Seasword Margaret Sellman Louuse Shoemake Thelma Sonnenburg Norman St Aubln Gertrude Stelnberger Herbert Stevens George Stewart Dorls Streeter Ruth Taylor Paulune Ullrlch Agnes Ward Morrls Wattles J Harrison Wllcox Jeanne Wrllson Wilmer Wane Elsie Wirth Earl Wright Ofhce Stal? Donna Huggins Shurley Lobel Ella McFarland Helen Stewart Frances Slmko Mary Van Dusen Y Q erm offs, Elton Tletz an outstanding member of both our basketball and football teams did a fine lob of presiding over all cabinet meetings His duties were efficiently carried out as he worked with the class rn a cooperative manner Our active vice president George Morary contributed his advice and assistance to the entire class He was also noted for his first class display of talent as captain of the cheer leaders The small but energetic secretary Wilma Padgett managed to keep the records of all class business In good order Wilma acted as contact between the class officers and the ComnnMeeS Gladys Marr very capably saw to at that the class funds were balanced as she faithfully fulfilled the office of treasurer She was truly an asset to the cabinet 12 A CABINET lleft to rlgltl Vlolel Rlsluu Geolgc Molary Patricia Rome David Penncr Mary Thomas Don Tam Joyce Foss Hans Graetzer Evelyn Buynak Ray Ladendorf Gladys Man Elton Tretz Wilma Padgett 7? i i U r f I 1 f ' ' I 1 A l Seniofze ' PROGRAM COMMITTEE The program committee has obtained speakers from colleges and industrial concerns for the benefit ol the seniors this year. lt has also produced two programs featuring The Lower Slobovians. CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE This committe stepped right in and saw that the arrangements were mode and completed tor o successful Cop ond Gown Day. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Sponsored by Mr. Rogvoy and directed by Don Taffi, the Alumni Committee has ended a successful campaign for membership in the Alumni Association by adding two hundred and tour members to its roster. The purpose of this association is to assist Perhing High School in every possible way and to create and maintain friendships among the graduates. It sponsored a dance on the night of Wednesday, December ll, in honor of the alumni. The semi-annual dance in the Fountain Ballroom of the Masonic Temple on Saturday, January ll, was the crowning achievement of the Alumni Committee of the class of January, I947. SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE With the aid of its sponsor, Miss Sellman, the Scholarship Committee has presented scholarships from various colleges to the senior class. Many of the graduating students have taken advantage of these opportunities to aid them towards getting a college education. Two honor assemblies were prepared in honor of the I2 A's who received I5 or more honor points on their report Cards. On the second card marking eight I2 A's received o report cord with all A's. PROGRAM COMMITTEE lleft to right, lupper leftl Dovid Penner, Bud Field, Harold Peppers, Paul Nielsen, Lorraine Nordrn Bernard Lindquist, Stonlgy Pitts. CAP and GOWN COMMITTEE ileft to right, flower lettl Rose Marie Ozanic, Phillip Thomas, Evelyn Buynak, Frank Zaline, Margaret Greenslode, George Morory. ALUMNI COMMITTEE lleft to rightj lupper right! Eileen Moore, Mr. St. Aubin-Co-sponsor, Marilyn McGee, Mr. Grimshaw- Co-sponsor, Arlene Fraser, Thomas Branch, Bertine Strunk, Don Taffi, Betty Eib, Robert Markinko, Nancy Adamski, Mr. Carter-Co-sponsor, Helen Frankel, Mr. Rogvoy-Co-sponsor, Gloria Dunn. SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE lleft to rightj flower right! June Murrell, Hans Graetzer, Christine Booth, Tom Violante, Elizabeth Kuiowski, Del Easton, Jo Ann Slockfish. .a ig' MEMORIAL COMMITTEE ileft to rightj lupper leftl Elizabeth Boquist, Gerald Corbit, Zena Shooowal, Earl Cronader, Dorothy Severin, Anthony Camilletti, Mary Thomas. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Heh to rightj flower leftl Mr, Wright-Sponsor, Richard Karolionok, Elaine Sankey, Walter Maule, Joyce Foss, John Davidson, Roy Hoenle, Patricia McDonald, William Bell, Harry Birch. PLAY COMMITTEE fleff to right, lupper rightl Ray Glowski, Pat Henderson, Melvin Weinkaufi, Patricia Rome, Mary Klimkowski, Joe Guthrie, Mr. Wottles-Sponsor, Inez Martinuzzi, Edith Thorburn, Rose Marie Rakovich, Betty Jean Miedema. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE Ueft to righfl flower rightl Betty McKay, Jeannine Buege, Mary Koialowicz, Dorothy Spivey, Doris Stainton, Violet Ristou. MEMORIAL COMMITTEE This committee was chosen to select a memorial for the January graduating class of 1947. Members worked with Mr. Smeltzer, senior counselor, in making a choice of some suitable object that would not only meet some immediate need within the building but would have enduring value in Pershing's future. PLAY COMMITTEE This year Pershing's January Class chose an outstanding Play Committee. Among the most importan: achievements were the painting and hanging of two large, beautiful ba' f-rs and of several small posters in the study halls. The committee arra .fd for the collection of the smaller props for the play and sold the a 'hat paid for the printing of the program. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE The Class Day Committee with the help of their spo: '. Baruch. arranged the program for Class Day, By consulting .edy hall counselors, the speakers were chosen by the members of crvmittee. Elton Tietz, president, presided over the program. Edwi Qld was class historian and Joann Rowe presented the Lamp of Knowlct which was accepted by Richard Slowinski, representing the June clasp The memorial was presented by Mary Thomas and was accepted by Mr. Fred Grimshaw, member of the faculty. Mr. Haskins was in charge of the musical portion of the program. fl!! l sz: It GERALD ABBOTT-Jerry Photographer, Chronicle- G. M. Research GEORGIA ABOUSSIE--G e o r g e Rollerskating - Receptionist NANCY ADAMSKI--Snowball Horseback riding- Oftice work BETTY AIKENS Bettie Ambition: Social worker WANDA ALLISON-Honey Child Horseback riding- OHice work RAYMOND ALONSO--Ray Ambition: Metallurgist JIMMY AMES-Tool Ambition: Business man LILLIAN ANTONUK-Lee Ambition: Entertainer Ambition Ambition Ambition Ambition ALMA ARMSTRONG-Al Dancing - Ambition: Millernery designer. THORA BAALERUD-Rusty Ambition: Secretary JOAN BAILEY--Jo Ambition: Secretary AGNES BARTOLD-Barty Ambition: Tailoring and sewing GWENDOLYN BASIL-Dolly Likes football - Ambition- Ottice work SHIRLEY BELL Blondie Ambition Secretary lNot graduatingl WILIAM BELL Billy Musician Ambition Dance Band EDNA BENFORD Ed Ambition Typist RENA BENTIVOGLIO Sleepy Football Ambition Secretary JOSEPH BERRY Joe Ambition Doctor HARRY BIRCH Birch Football Ambllon Industrial Adver tising BETTY BOESHKO Boots Likes to dance Ambrtion Typist CHRISTINE BOOTH Chris Ambition Social worker ELIZABETH BOQUIST Betty Ambi ion Social worker GAIL BRAFORD Brad Ambition Comptometor operator TOM BRANCH Tommy Ambition Lawyer JACK BRENISER Jackson Ambition Dance Band JEANNINE BUEGE Gabby Ambition Nurse JENNIE BUBNEKOVICH Jeanie Ambition Secretary MARIE BUSH Doll Ambition Secretary EVELYN BUYNAK Squirt Ambition Pyschologist SALLY BYNUM Roskat Ambition Professional Roller Skating WILLIE MAE CALDWELL Will Ambition Social worker ANTHONY CAMILLETTI Tony Baseball Ambition Electrical Engineering EDWAPD CANTWELL Ed Baseball Ambition Pilot COLUMBO CENTOFANTI Columbo Band Ambition Musician JOAN CHAMBERLIN Blue t:yes Bowling Ambition Singer YVONTNE CHAMPAGEN Eve Ice Skating Ambition Work w F B I Samara DOLORES CHMURA Blondie Ambition Secretary MARIE CICCHELLI Mari Spanish Club Ambition Secretarial work ALFONSO COLEMAN Harry Ambition Music RICHARD COOMBS Dick Ambition Chemist GERALD CORBIT Jerry Swimming Ambition Commercial artist KENNETH CRAIG Ken Softball Ambition Millionaire EARL CRONANDER High pockets Ambition Electrical Engineer DOROTHY CROSS Midget lceskatlng Ambition Reception JOAN CROSS Bunny Ambition Dancing FAYE CROTZER Tennessee Swimming Ambition Omce work JOHN CSONTOS Johnnie Sports Ambition Hotel Manage ment MITCHELL CUKICH Mitch Auto Mechanics Ambition Mech amc JANET CUMBEE Lee Ambition Secretary MARION DALY Elaineski Ambition Nurse JOHN DAVIDSON Jock Baseball Ambition Lawyer SHIRLEY DEAN Shirl Rollerskating Ambition Professional roller skating DOROTHY DIAMENTI Dottie Swimming and dancing Ambi tion Dancer WILLIAM DINE Bill Ambition History Teacher DOLORES DONATELLI Donnie Secretary of 202 Ambition General oftice work GEORGE DOROFEUK Spud Sports Ambition Drafting ANDREW DRANCHAK Andy Baseball Ambition Smger ALEX DUNGJEN Dungeon Alumni Committee Ambition Nurse GLORIA DUNN Glory Alumni Committee Ambition Nurse DELMON EASTON Del Tennis and Basketball Ambition Doctor LOIS EGELER Lo Ambition Typist ELFRIEDA EHLERT EI Social Committee Ambition Secretary ROSSANNE ELLES Schmaltzie Ambition Commercial Artist DOLORES ELLIOT Dory Ambition Airline Hostess PHILLIP ELLISON-Phil Football track - Ambition: Electrical engineer BETTY ERB-Lizzie Alumni Committee - Ambition: Nurse JESSIE FERGUSON-Babie Ambition: Dress designer DELPHINE FELCYN-Dale Ambition: Pianist CAROLYN FETTER-Carol Ambition: Receptionist EDWIN FIELD-Bud Baseball - Ambition: Radio Announcer DORIS FORBES-Dorrie Ambition: Secretary PATRICIA FORBES-Pat Ambition: Secretary N Semafza JOYCE FOSS Fosset Social Committee Ambition Concert Pianist JEAN FOURTNEY Fourtney Ambmon Telephone operator HELEN FRANKEL Pee Wee Alumni Committee Ambition Dancer BARBARA FRANKLIN Jean Senior Play Ambition Musician ARLENE FRASER Baby Bowling Ambition Oftice work DOROTHY GAISER Dot Ambition Secretary GERALDINE GAJEWSKI Gerry Chem Physics Club Ambition Housewife WANNA GENTRY Gramma Music Girl Reserves Ambl tion Musician GEORGE GEORGEFF Gee Gee Student Council Ambition Butcher ESTHER GERSCH Essey Blolog Club Ambition Secretary MARGARET GILCHRIST Midge Biology Club Ambituon Dietlclan AUGUSTINE GINETZ Augie Sports Fan Ambition Football player ROBERT GLOWIAK Bob Ambition Musician RAY GLOWSKI Glow Play Committee Ambition Interior Decorator WILLIAM GOOD Bill Publication Committee Ambition Research Chemist DOLORES GORNEY Dolly Ambition Beauty Operator Athlete MARGARET GREENSLADE Marge Baseball Ambition Dress Maker ALBERT GRUENER Al Hobby photography Ambition Butcher IRENE GURNEY Reds Ambition Own Dress shop JOE GUTHERIE Curley Band service club Ambition Own GEORGIA HANSON Mootsie Ambition Certified Accountant WILLIAM HARRIS Squeegee Band Ambition Play In dance JOSEPH HAUSWIRTH Joe Baseball team Ambition Athlete ROBERT HEIDELBERG Bob Dance Club Ambition Mailman THERESA HEIGEL Butch Ambition Secretary PATRICIA HENDERSON Pattle Ambition Secretary MARY HENRY Liz Penguin Club Ambition General oftice work BETTY HERRMANN Bets Horse riding Ambition General office worker BETTY MARIE HILL Hill Ambition Secretary DONALD HILLBOM Don Football team Ambition Big league baseball player CHARLES HINMAN Chuck Senior play Chronicle Ambi tion Successful father ROY HOENLE Homely Band Ambition Musician with a big name band FRED HOFBAUER Fritz Ambition Businessman EUGENE HOMORODEAN Homer Ambition Play in a dance band FRANCES JANCO Fran Ambition Secretary I HANS GRAETZER--Gus Tennis, Spanish Club - Ambition: 6 Xml VIRGINIA JEDENHAUS Ginny Speakers Bureau Ambutlon Secretary MARIE JOZWIAK Dolores Ambutnon Work at the Gas Co ELSIE JUPPERI L C Ambvtlon Comptometer operator GEORGE KAISER King Stage crew Ambition Become rlch JAMES KALICH .hm Ambntnon Chemical Research SOPHIE KANELOS Soph Ambltron Doctor s receptnomst TED KAPUSCINSKI Teddy Baseoall Ambmon Bug Ieague baseball player RICHARD KAROLIONOK Dick Soclal Committee Ambltlon Buyer J L Hudson Co VIRGINIA KELLER Vfrg Publlcatlon Committee Ambltlon Teacher ROBERT KELLY Bob Ambltlon Detrott Edison Co DANIEL KLIMECKI Danny Football Team Ambutlon T graduate MARY KLIMKOWSKI Sk: Play Committee Ambttlon T travel MELVIN KLIMUSHYN Russlan Ambutnon Professronal golfer MARY KOJALOWICZ Merry Class Day Committee Ambltlon Bookkeeper NATALIE KOMAREVICH Russlan Senior Play Ambutlon Stenographer JEAN KOTCH Fuzzy Ambition Model HARRY KOWALSKI Harry Ambltton Expert engineer ELIZABETH KUJAWSKI Llzzle Band orchestra Ambttlon Deaconess JENNIE KWASNIUK Junk Ambltlon Concert planlst MARGARET KYLE Scottie Bowlmq Ambntlon Sales Lady RAY LADENDORF Buster Year book edntor Ambltuon Chem :cal Engineer HAROLD LANE Hal Senior play Ambltlon Run 4 mules tn 50 seconds HAROLD LASKOWSKY Sk: Likes sports Chromcle Ambl hon Test Pnlot CATHERINE LAUDICINA Katty Ambutnon Beauty operator ANTEO LELLI Ant Ambntnon to own grocery stores DELORES LELONEK Srssy Ambltlon general office work GEORGE LEWIS Chub Ambutlon To be a Gman Adver tlsmg and Sales MARY LICATA Pee Wee Ambutlon Secretary JIM LISULL The Nose Baseball Ambltlon Racketeer BERNARD LINDQUIST Bud Ambltnon to buy out Henry Ford ALAN LONG AI Ambltlon Dentist PRISCILLA LUKE Percy Likes muslc Ambttlon Florist BILL MALLOY Bully Ambition Lawyer FRANCES MARINO Fran Ambltlon Stenographer JACOB MARKEY Jake Platoon Leader Ambltlon Drafting ROBERT MARKINKO Bob Alumm Commlttee Ambition Industrlal designer W: 60140114 GLADYS MARR Gladre I2 A Treasurer Ambltlon Labor atory Technrcnan GRACE MARTIN Tracey Memorlal Committee Ambltlon Everyone s Frrend INEZ MARTINUZZI Marty Play Committee Ambltlon Wrlter WALTER MAULE Wally Vlce presudent Student Councll Am button Journalust GERALD MAZURIEWICZ Jerry Music Ambrtuon Orgamst ELIZABETH MCCLENDON Betty Ambltlon Beautlclan PATRICIA MCDONALD Sunshine Ambltlon To Ilve IH Florida DONNA McGOWAN Don Ambltuon Nurse MARILYN McGEE McGee Alumm Commlttee Ambmon Comptometer operator GRANT MCGREGOR Mac Ambition Chemist JOHN McGREGOR Johnnie Sports Ambutlon To earn a lrvlng the easy way BETTY McKAY Mrckey President of French Club Ambltlon To make a success at happlness BETTY JEAN MIEDEMA Brrdbrarn Service Club Ambrtlon Marrlage CLUDA MILLER Cloots Blology Club Ambltnon Secretary PHYLLIS MITHCELL Phil Ambltlon Dletlclan LEONARD MLODZINSKI Moe Ambltlon No ambltlon EILEEN MOORE Wmny Alumm Committee Ambition To flnlsh high school GEORGE MORARY Casanova Vuce presudent l2A class Am bltron Engineer MARGARET MORDEN Marge Servlce Club Ambltoon To be a friend BETTY Bubs Ambmon Court reporter MUDEL Jack Ambmon To become rlch MURPHY Murph Card club Ambltlon Reception st tor Doctor BEVERLY MURRAY Dark Eyes Biology Club Ambmon Typnst JUNE MURRELL Jody Speakers Bureau Ambltlon Teacher GROVER NEAL Pete ROTC Lettermans Club Ambltlon Architect PAUL NIELSEN Paul Sensor Play Ambutuon Chemical En glneer LORRAINE NORDIN Lorne Program Committee Ambntlon Buslnesswoman MARY NOWLAN Muds Dancmg Club Ambutlon Clerk In an office RICHARD O ROURKE Salty Basketball baseball Ambntnon Journallst ROSE MARIE OZANIC Dutchess Basketball Ambltlon Marry Mulllonanre HELEN PACOCHA Honey Ambntuon Beauty Operator WILMA PADGETT Willie Secretary of I2 A Class Ambltuon To be successful In any lnne of work DAVID PENNER Dave Program Committee Ambutlon Saw Bones HAROLD PEPPERS Flynn Program Commrttee Ambutuon Businessman LILLIAN PIOTROWSKI Giggles Dancmg Ambmon Secretary STANLEY PITTS Stan Ambltvon Engineer emau RAYMOND POKORSKI Ray Ambition Study Medicine JOSEPH POSTL Bobble Ambition Professional Accordion Player ALBERT PRICE Al Ambition Commercial Artist ALFRED PRIMEAU Al Dancing Club Ambition Mechanic ROSE MARIE RAKOVICH Boots Play Committee Ambition Millionaire CHARLES RAUDABAUGH Chuck Stage Crew Ambition Bus: ness Council KATHLEEN RETHERFORD Kay Tennis Ambition Journalist CHESTER RISNER Chester Stage Crew Ambition Attend College VIOLET RISTAU Vickie Class day committee Ambition Nurse GEORGE ROBERTS Georgie ROTC Ambition To travel with Hank HENRY ROGALSKI Hank Student Council Ambition T travel PATRICIA ROME Pat Committee Ambition Teacher IDA ROUCHON Tweedledum Ambltron To make a lot ol money JOANN ROWE .lo Publication Committee Ambition Lab oratory Technician HENRY RUTOWSKI Hank Model builder Ambitron Car Designing EDWARD TURYNA Poncho Ambition Family man DELPHINE RZIEMKOWSKI Graduating from mght school ELAINE SANKEY Tots Ambition To go to Wayne Journalist HELEN SANNIPOLI Polly Ambition Beauty Operator in Brother s shop LOIS SCHNEIDER Lois Ambition Model Clothes MARGARET SCRUGGS Skippy Publication Summer School Ambition Oftice work BETTY SECRESTY Moe Bowling Ambition Office work DOROTHY SEVERIN The stair Memorial Committee Ambl tion Design hair styles ZENA SHAPOWAL Pinky Speakers Bureau Ambition Sec retary RICHARD SHELDON Dick Chronicle staff Ambition Doctor VIVIAN SHIELDS Vw l2A Play Ambition Professional skater DAVID SINGLETON Spongy Baby Track team Ambition Dentist PAULINE SIRKO Paul Ambition Accountant MARIE SLANINA Rie Student Council Ambition Wayne U Math Teacher PHYLLIS SLIVA Phil Girl s Chorus Ambition A Singer ANN SPANOVICH Spinach Play Committee Ambition Mich State Normal P Ed DOROTHY SPIVEY Spivey Class Day Committee Ambition Commercial Artist SHIRLEE STACEY Shirl Publication Committee Ambition Bell Telephone Company DORIS STAINTON Doe Class Day Committee Ambition Receptionist MARION STALINSKI Mar Ambition Secretary 0 - . - .. 1 O RAYMOND SARNIAK--Ray Rollerskating - Ambition: Work FLORENCE STARKEY Rusty Dramatlc Club Ambrtron Typrst BERNADETTE STEELE Berme Ambltron Seamstress PAUL STEFANYSZYN Terrlflc Band Ambltnon Earn a llvnng MILTON STETKIW Laughing Boy Ambatlon Business E CCUIIVS WILDA STEVENS Rusty Ambltlon Reporter JO ANN STOCKFISH Jo GI I Reserves Ambltlon Secre ary BERTINE STRUNK Bert Senror Play Ambltlon Teacher ANDREW SUGAMELE Andy Student Council Cablnet m button Cabmet Maker CARL SUNDERMAN Mert Ambrtlon 6 months vacation lwrce a year DON TAFFI Tam Chairman Alumnr Commnttee Ambrtlon Psychiatrist GERALDINE TAYLOR Gerry Ambltlon Secretary MARY ALENE THOMAS Al Memorial Commuttee Ambrtron Commercial Artist PHILLIP THOMAS Zoot Cap and Gown Commlttee Ambmon U of D LUCILLE THOMPSON Lucy Publrcatlons commnttee Ambl tlon Governess EDITH THORBURN Egypt Play Commuttee Ambrtlon Seam stress ELTON TIETZ Sunshme Football track Ambmon Sanger JAMES TOTTIS Jumbo Football tennus Ambrtron Mechanlc ATTILIO TROVARELLI Trllre Ambition Mechanical Designer THOMAS VIOLANTE Tommy Tennls Senior Play Ambltlon To further the cause RUTH VOSSLER Ottre Ambltlon Typlst MARY VITTA Maggre Dancing Ambntton Career gurl HELEN WABIA Helcaa Ambltlon Become an alr hostess CHARLENE WALDOCK Chuck Tennis Team Ambltlon So cial Worker MARY PAT WALKER Patrick Girls Choir Ambltlon Sanger MARGARET WATSON Marge Ambition Laboratory Technl clan BETTY LOU WEIGAND Seawaddle Ambltlon Stenographer DONNA WEIGAND Wagon Chem physrcs Ambltlon Secretary MILDRED WELLS Kitty Chem Physlcs Club Ambition Halr Dresser MELVIN WEINKAUFF Mel Play Committee Ambrtnon Pro fesslonal baseball RICHARD WERTZ Duck Ambltlon To fly for P C A JESSE WILSON Peanuts Ambltlon Muslclan IRENE WISNIEWSKI Caldonra Ambmon Beauty operator CURTIA WRAY Kenny Ambltlon Singer ALICE YANKEE Brown Eyes Ambltron Sanger FRANK ZOLINE Frank Cap and Gown Committee Ambutron College SHIRLEY ZORN Shrrps Chem Physics Club Ambntron Nurse 'R' 1 TQ? tt 'Q I has-N. Ronald Barley Donald Beres Joseph Bilinski Margaret Campbell Jettie Byrd Jr. Vnrgmna Casson Marne Heald Chester .lenkms lr Elvera Hopklns Arlene Koebbe Ruth Kubota Shurley Marcon Sally Mark Octavlan La7ar Paul Mehl Jr Josephme Nowak Dorothy Mllo Fay Nykanen May Nykanen Mvlllcent Relph Ethe Relchbow Shurley Roberts Donald Ross George Shanks Dons Smlth Elizabeth Seregow Richard Smart Donald Ulm Nlcholas Stefanson Thora Wnlluams David Youzva Edna Zacharskn ,pgs if ,-.4 . ., 4 M. f '2 ' sw 2. In if slush VA..- ' n ,W 3:4 , S 2 V. W ww Seniaa WW C A S T AUNT MILLY .... ....... B ertine Strunk ANDY ,....,......,,, ,.... A ndrew Dranchak MRS. HARDY ,,.... .... N atalie Komarevich Violet Ristau JUDGE HARDY .......,. ...... D ick O'Rourke GRANDPA HARDY ,.....,,....... ..,....... C harles Hinman ESTELLE HARDY CAMPBELL .,.... ..,..,..,,,..... V ivian Shields MARION HARDY ,..,,.,...,..,. ..... B arbara Jean Franklin WAYNE TRENTON ..,. ...........,.... P aul Nielsen MYRA HARDY WILCOX , ..... MR. STUBBINS ..,,,.....,. The comedy-romance, Skidding, by Aurania Rouverol was the delightful play presented by the Senior Class under the skilful direction of Miss Ruth Brady. The story centers about an incident in the life ofthe popular Hardy Family. Judge Hardy's youngest daughter, Marion, and his campaign manager, Oscar Stubbins, are campaigning for the Judge's nomination to the District Court. Wayne Trenton Harold Lane Sally Bynum Thomas Violante Ill, Marion's wealthy fiance, strongly disapproves of her part in politics and their engagement is broken. Finally the Judge, whose fine reputation had im- pressed the voters, is nominated instead to the Supreme Court. Marion, whose interests in poli- tics have not gone unnoticed, is nominated to the State Legislature. After this and the unexpected situations of Marion's older sisters, she and the reformed Wayne become reconciled. l CABINET fleff to flghfj Helen Popp Don Hllllaom president Audrey Llndsay secretary Bob Farnsworth Ermadell Borsky Charles Malo Joan Prnkos John Gasparetto Glorla Sults Don Bmkowskn Mrs Jacque sponsor Not nn pucture Ugo Marzella treasurer Conslstmg of two groups the Student Councll IS an active organlzatnon The larger determmes the general course of actuon and pollcles of the councnl whsle the smaller takes care of the business problems and the detaulea arrangements of operatnon The representahves Inform thelr group of the functuons and procedure of the councll and present the opanlons and suggestions of the group for dlscusslon before the councll I With nts officers and Interested faculty sponsor, Mrs Jacque, the councll has undertaken many of the schools problems and tasks such as plannlng spe cual ceremomes ond programs So far thus year the councul has completed many successful prolects the clothung drnve under the dlrectlon of John Gasparetto, the Red Feather Drive, selling yearbooks, and arrang :ng lunchroom entertainment 50 J 5-292 21 .S 44 vw m, gxuSnv0f2XwM1Wff'e 'G-F1 x Xf 1h'f'p'- ' 'H- K . , A I Q M , I I ,B v ll W 1 ' gf me f J , 0 A A 1 Q l ,K gf nv Aw x y a Q A I Q x I 'C' ' 4 M53 in 'lt 'nv Qnf ii I A 1 M -.Q if we , 4 ,4- 9 M657,4f7fZr'WK C!ix9f?Zf!Yf Wk1Z06'0f UOMZD mmm '0 P05 76 X3 f10ffAf1f?AfiW mx few WOMNH l0f?6'f4!1Yf1V0f?0!fV 1 Bf?f?!Afff9l!ff ,V WW 71 .TOANN HONZF ffm cmfzfff JOM wwf 6ffA77f'f?5OX jj fgfgf A5 ' g ff Wim w , ff 2' ,,., -1 . QW Y Kg ff? ww 1:19 'Z , ' in ,V,,,. , 2 ' V 'L 7 I 'Nw M t ,L .wg uf KI TBI!! ITB ,ii 'K .Queue 's umfezuz vmuf fuen to fugmu SPANISH cu.ua fren to fuguuuu Row S ules Collun Oudman A Row l Mrs F Corns A Aler D Hammaker L Wueladt B Casbar V Harmon Nordstrom J Dreufuss E Koprowsku 4 13 'FS' rd -sf:...5 FRENCH CLUB lleft to rughtj Row R Wagner G Puchette M Kwuatkowska orul Y Co er J Gru s P Skupny Y Cappouolu B Dean G Row D Hundt M Jackawlcz R Vaught J Sklerkowsk, N Fon-,om M Sleep J Row Row acobu Pcun ovuch Ru Row 2 D Cary G Anderson M Masch S ROW D'e'fU55 A Moldovan D Mulquelle Ruzzo J Haruuson V Vcsulet? F Aukens Maser S Chefan T Huber D Day Malachowsku G Suuts S Magda Cofer J Kurk V Kubulus B Hague M l 0VC 'k waudock v Keller M Jarok Sanford Grmbosa Rows N Trankowsku J Sloan G Pearson T Waclawsku M Brown D Lytle M eruch S Orunsku Carson H Kaczynsku T Schwenunger J Bartlett Row 4 N Kcules N Romanuk E Strohouer R Nucomb S Hayden l Prost J Grussum us 0 une R Mar un o F Drake B Grey H Graetzer INTEGER VITAE ltop lettl The first regular meetung thus semester of Integer Vutae was held on October l4 Thus organuzatuon us composed of twenty one members who have had at least one semester of Latun and some who have com pleted two years The meetungs are held on Monday of every other week the 9th hour un room 315 The officers of the club are Lous Colluns presudent Marlon Jackowucz vuce presudent Dolores Ruzk secretary and Donna Marquette treasurer Muss Corcoran us sponsor The first umportant event of the semester was the unutuatuon of the new members held on November 4 Other thungs whuch have made the meetungs of thus club so enuoyable are the plays guven by the members The Program Commuttee plans the entertaunment for all club meetungs A Chrustmas Party un December and a vusut to the Art lnstutute were two of uts hughly successful actuvutues FRENCH CLUB ltop rughtl The French Club went unto full swung thus year by plannung loads of fun packed actuvutues Oluna Foul us presudent and Betty Munes us secretary Muss Maloney us the sponsor A guest at one of the meetungs was George Gubson a former Pershung student who spent three years un France He gave a very unterestung tculk un whuch he unformed the members of hus rntentuon of someday returnung to Parus George looks back on hus days there wuth pleasure Durung hus stay he met and marrued a charmung nuneteen year old French gurl whom he fondly calls Jackue Upon her arruval un thus country she gracuously accepted an unvutatuon to attend one of the club meetungs The members had a wonderful tume gettung ac guaunted wuth her SPANISH CLUB lbottoml Spanush Club meetungs are held the first Wednesday of every month Spanush songs are sung and the busuness of the day duspatched The Club officers are Barbara Dean presudent Genevueve Skuerkowsku vuce presudent 'Spurgeon Hayden secretary and Hans Graetzer treasurer Muss Jerwuch us sponsor , ? 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I s I I - . , 1 v DRAMATICS CLUB ltopl The Dramatucs Club began uts work four terms ago under the sponsorshup of Mrs Gretzunger Thus years achuevements uncluded entertaunment for honor assemblues and for the 12 A group a January matunee and numerous plays uncludung Homework Orchuds for Marue Dormutory Dub and Bargauns LIBRARY CLUB flower leftl From storues of heavuly dressed Eskumos to the sophustucated Europeans mysteruous Oruentals and South Amerucans the Lubrary Club delughtedly travels All books are purchased wuth the approval and request of the members The offlcers of thus armchaur socuety are Glorua Suuts presudent, Dorothy Locklun vuce presudent Norma Hammes secretary Stephanue Wulluams assustant secretary Mae Morrus treasurer and Barbara Hafner assustant treasurer The bug event of the club us the wonderful Chrustmas Party guxen each year by uts members and lubraruans Muss Faur and Mrs Rohrbach who so ably aud the enture student body all year long At thus party refreshments are served whule the students exchange gufts and storues MIRACLE BOOK CLUB flower rughtl The Muracle Book Club meets every Monday the lOth hour un room lOl a natuonal club wuth four chapters un Detrout Membershup us open to any hugh school student who wushes to know more about the Buble and Chrustuan lufe Musuc Buble study and partues are uts maun features The officers are Duck Arnold presudent Shurley Poelke, vuce presudent Ruth Elert secretary treasurer Mr Wulcox us the sponsor and Muss Heaton leader Partues wuth other schools are guven often On December 2 Pershungs Muracle Book Club met wuth Denby Eastern Northern Southeastern Cass and Hughland Park Later the members had a hot dog roast at Palmer Park LIBRARY STAFF Heh to rlghfj DRAMATICS CLUB fleft to rlghtj MIRACLE BOOK CLUB Heh to rughfj Row I Muss Faur N Hammes D Locklun J Bennet G Suns Row 1 M Baker N Maletto B Hafner Row I D Poflef 5 WIINCIVYIS E Savaree D Porter Mrs M Row2 S DeVore H Moody H Holloway N Trosell C Gretzunger Row 2 Morgan N Klumecku L Bunzow J Ochadleus Row Q owgy V 5, e Row M Pugluese G Mondoux J Sharkey R Pond C za ransku S Waker Row3 DesBuens E Savoree B Hafner W McNaur B Altord Pantano S Nucoara Ehlert Mr Wulcox Rohrbach A Smuth Summons D Porter SV? si Q o I Bill W'--vnm-f-ww...., vw-fm-,,,...,. 1--mm.. -w--W. u. - un uu - nu I I I ' is I , . . . . I , 1 ' - ' 1 , 1 , 1 U . ' , ' ' I I I . , . . . , , , . , R. , . ' . . , I h , . , . , . ' . u : C. ' ' , . l , . , . , . , . , . . 2: H. H uu , . 'bu y, E. J E. , . . . ' , . , . , . , . s f ', . u , M, 3 1 B. , . , . ', . , I 1 -T FP, L' gd sf C 4, ug rf , X ' Ya 0 url 3 6' - 0 'sz . 1 ' A 9 .1 5 ., g ,J + N rf Q 5 lar ij. .e f , X, u jf I EDI i s f 1 A L ifmllm' A., Q WW 979' 'All W L Wm, f , V, Boag P Herzog B Brunner S Poelke I Bu h McGulluvray E Ehlert W Koehler G Dushman Thompson M Purdy E Neull D Arnold D Engle N f ,JT Vi I K+ Q till 'girly' 12 Chemistry Physics Club x,,i,, I 'is 117- XNFX3 i C. eamwu,-www em THE CHEMISTRY-PHYSICS CLUB, the oldest and one of the most active clubs in the school, is an organization of students who are interested in chemistry or physics. The meetings are held every other Wednesday with Mrs. Fairie Cooper and Mr. St. Aubin as co-sponsors. This semester Ray Ladendorf served as president, Tony Camilletti, vice-president, Pat McCarthy, treasurer, and Ruth McGregor, secretary. For the first meeting Eugene Barbu and Earl Brill gave an interesting demonstration on phosphorus. On December 4, Dr. Rieveschl, a speaker from Parke-Davis 81 Co., lectured the Chem- Physics and Biology Clubs on the subiect, Influenza and Influenza Vaccine. On No- vember 6, forty-nine members of the club visited the Ford River Rouge Plant and toured the rolling mill and assembly line. Mr. Carter, 202 counselor, gave a lecture and dem- onstration on optics. At the next club meeting, Dale Lawlor, after extra research, showed the club how to make bubbles in a very successful demonstration. Club members also en- joyed colored movies on gelatin products and a demonstration on X-rays. Naimal Science G ui Under the sponsorship of Miss Oehmke, Miss Gonek, and Miss Sonnenburg, the Natural Science Club has made a clay museum as a term proiect. Natural Science Club The TOTEM CLUB under the sponsorship of Mr. Fred Grimshaw has had a successful year. The club has under- taken various activities, among which was the publication of a paper called The Totem News, which has been sent to previous members of the Totem Club. The officers are James Tottis, presidentg Earl Ehrhart, vice presidentg Mariquita Sheffield and Barbara Pellegrini, secretariesg and Shirley Rizzo, treasurer. Sixteen new members were initiated formally. The club has a limited membership of thirty students who have had or are at present taking American History The Pershing Y-TEENS lformerly the Girl Reservesl had a large and active membership this semester. The group is affiliated with the Y.W.C.A. and uses the Highland Park branch of the Y for many of its meetings. The purpose of this organization is to help its members grow both spiritually and physically and promote better friendship among all peoples. This term the club had its informal and formal initiations at the Highland Park The mothers of the girls at- tended the formal initiation, which consisted of a dinner and formal recognition ceremony for new members. The officers are- Mary Kraljevich president- Donna Marquette vice president Marlorre Krankota secretary Betty Lou Hitt treasurer Janette Sousa unter club counselor Mary Krallevich was also elected president of the district unter club council Mrs Ottatr and Miss Macdonald are co sponsors of the club Totem C ub 'ABQ 901 gi Y TEENS 1 ' I I I ' 1 ' I 1 I r I 1 ' ' . I 1 K . N F .'f'w.?d,.. M, M' ,,,,,,, . Ti wMQ.,,A:V5. I -f-'nie V , gg A i 1 I Y 9 - f ,ir 2' N K' . , i ' 7' ' ' X fd ' A X- . Jw 1 - .W I C i . , WW BAND The Pershing High School A Band under the direction of Mr Haskins plays for all football games special parades concerts and commencement exercises It Lights Program December 4 The Music Department has received a number of new instruments this semester and it is hoped that the bands and orchestras will grow considerably in the future ORCHESTRA lbelowl The Orchestra consisting of twenty three members has improved in quality this semester lt played at the mas Concert on December T2 lt is believed that nex' semester the membership will grow There are always openings for good string players has l '1 , , M ' Y , 1 was honored by being selected to play on the Green Senior Play on November 23 and 24 and at the Christ- 'L , ' I N' I I. ' 2 s we ' 5 M- .bg in A CHOIR The Cholr under the drrectlon of Mr Ken Jewell numbers nmety eight volces The past autumn and wrnter schedule of engagements was WWJ Broadcast November 4 Rackham Memorlal November I5 Inglesnde Club December 9 Rotary Club December H Commencement January 30 BOYS GLEE CLUB The boys glee club of 60 volces has grown consrderably tn the past year Thus group was organized for those male beginners who wrsh to sung Classes have been planned for three perrods next semester THE GIRLS CHORUS The gurls chorus of TOO vorces under the dlrectuon of Mass Engstrom sang at the Chrustmas Concert I . , - . Christmas Concert ...... December I2 1 l BARBERSHOP QUARTET fleft to rightl Ray Lambert, Richard Oswald, Andy Dranchak, Elton Tietz. The Quartet fulfilled many appearvances this term. Not only have they established a reputation in their school but also outside at the Rackham Memorial Parent Teacher Association WWJ Green Light Pro gram and the lngleslde Club Each boy IS a fine vocalist with the qualities necessary to provide such outstanding entertainment CLARINET ENSEMBLE Neff to rlghtl Leonard Bartosaewtcz Colombo Centofantl Marlann Rychko Roy Hoenle The Clarinet Quartet is the first of a number of en sembles to be organized from the Bands and Orchestra Many kinds of woodwinds brass and string ensembles will be organized in order to give students an opportunity to become better musicians through participation The clarinet quartet made its first appearance on the Christmas Concert THE GIRLS ENSEMBLE tleft to rrghtl Barbara Wllllams Dawn Porter Marlqulta Sheffield Viv: Anne Miller Virginia Haslec Pat McCarthy Dolores Blelak Bethalee Brunner Nancy Shmn Joan Sherman Miss Engstrom The Girls Ensemble composed of girls who possess outstanding musical talent has lust concluded one of its busiest seasons Under the very able direction of Miss Lyle Engstrom who is also the accompanist this group has sung for many programs and social clubs including the United Engineers of Michigan at the Rackham Building the Ingleside Club and the Green Lights Program in the WWJ studio auditorium The Ensemble also took part in the Christmas Pro gram which was especially successful this year Their last performance ofthe term was at the Sexton High School Debate held in the Pershing library to Chronicle Staff I I F . . 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CHAIRMAN M Baker G Klemczak I Kenozuerslu B Slayden Heh lo Hghll B Burns G Jackson Row l mu h Skevmgton E Burnette M Cllne P Herzog D Kovuak M Trepton Kf'5h0 B Bollle N Szemrat Row 2 racan Gla c J Ferns S Lund A Dmkens J Wheatley B Gurney lewcn'-'-l0W5l K Chunclch B Battle Row rosell Flora R Vau 'I CAFETERIA DUTY Ueft to rlghtj Row 1 B Forrest J Hafner E Szafranskl H Tchorzewslu M Wtenskr G Versmck B Collrns M Baker Row 2 Tchovtch E Molander D Bartley M Kozub F Bole Gurney B Wasson R Motlen R Beck Row Jozefrak C Smolen J Boggro J Cltne R Whtte Skorskr E Davts R Volkenborn R Crompton G Klemczok E Frazier Students that possess such qualmes as unselfishness school sptrtt tntttatlve and self assurance have been members at one time or another of the Servtce Club for duty demands these speclal tratts Unselflshness IS a prerequnstte because no credtts or other remuneration ts gtven to hall guards, although they are gaven excellent opportumttes for self development tn theur datly con tacts wtth students and teachers lnlttattve and self assurance are two characterustlcs that enable a hall guard to cope wtth sttuatlons as they arlse Thus semester the Serxtce Club numbered 250 Beautlful new puns with stars added for each year of servtce were presented to each member Because of the slze of the organtzatton the hall guards are Sefuf-we dlvtded unto two groups Mr Dery who lotned Mass Engelman thas year as co sponsor of the club has been In charge of the late group The captann ts responsible for the enttre floor on whtch he ts statuoned Among other thtngs he ts expected to FII ll vacanctes tnstruct substttutes tn regard to thetr responsnbulu tres, encourage the hall guards to be eftlclent rn fulflllmg thelr dutues and to report unsattsfactory condtttons He works directly wnth the teacher on duty, and confers wtth her tn maknng changes selecting capable students for the honor roll and outstanding members for awards to be glven at the honor assembltes A chairman ns cuppolnted each pertod to asslst the sponsors In supervustng the three floors Thus student IS tn charge of . l X . ,,, X , C , , 5 . at I 5' ey Kr , ii, 5... 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I h , I , I Q the entlre group on duty at that tnme, informs the captalns of messages to be relayed to the students on thear floors checks on the alertness of the captains, and submits to the sponsors reports on attendance and scholarship Actrvltles are varied having Included In the past the pro duction of a Varaety show several dances the sale of mums at football games and the monthly publncatnon of theur own paper known as The Service Club Newstrotter LATE GROUP HALL GUARDS Heh to flghf, flower prcturel Row W sock: E Burnette A Dullard C Leht M Ellln o E Frazuer Johnson E Bruce A Fogguano F Beau egour Row rampton E Val r K Tuzzo J Morkusrc M Brown A Brolk Kawun ku C Vcrszn ck B Colluns M Baker E Savaree Row Row Row Row Row Jozefrak M Glancey W Davrdson P Bogotaltrs G D nkerbrook M Bella L Young G Sults J Gletz Walton E Celrnev V Attwcod G Naumoff G Clarke Praslxl Nell Fu Anderson E Ceresa Row J Bartman Row G EARLY Gnouv HALL GUARDS fren to ngmp Card A aconelll M orono R efton T -I B Co ms Clark E Trovarelln I Starner D Moore F Hull F Summons eromskr D Vlggano B Stennhauer E Jnes L Ha kms gnon G Skrerkowslu B Dean D Hammoker L Murdock A Lotva Holmes M Johnson Swoboda G Orrnes Adomokl L Leseth C ssady F Gxllus Dudley M Fulwood Yonka M Ozobatr D Taylor R Bueg resa M Brown B Norman J En e Herzog Klnmushyn B Wnlson O Taylor P Spurlock B Wasson D Burns Wushunqton J Motley O Hrescak L Lutomskl Forrest A Campbell A Fusher R Vollmenborn E Davas H Head nel m In De ore lver on M Clavon T Jac son Gulley W Koehler Q .Qi 7 ui ,ff J if Minn ' l: M. , . T ', . C , . S , J. rzcak, . II' 7 A. , . ', . , . , . ' , . - : M. 'I l l . ' V . 'I , ' 1 l , ' V M Y ' I ll 9 n 2- D. Sz ', . ' , . ' , . o . s ' , D ' L ' ' ' ' 5 ' G , . ' ', . , . , . , . v, , . , R. , . . 2: R. C , - I la , I 4 , . A , . I . ' i V . . .. . 3' L. ',. ,L. , . ', . ', - ' un D' l ' ' 1' ' l ' ' ' ' ' ' ' D. a , 4 ' ' , E- Ce , . , - , . gl 3: R. 4 I I I , , r I Y . I ' I C. , . , P. . C. o , . V, . , . ' ' en . 4: N' J ' ' I ' ' ' ' ,' A ' l . ' ' ' ' S. Rayster, R. Watson, J. Branaman, C. Jezewskl, M. Meary, B4 Wlnes 4. C. I . , f A I U r . I V V L' - ' ' f ' ' - ' C. ', H. 'l, R. O'DclI, J. gnc. 5f B' . ' ' , ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' L. Rus ', L. Ho I , S. V , E' 5 f - 1 - lt l.. , . . Q an 7 -N.. . . ' 5 . T . Y spud, Pershlng competltlve speech actlvltres last sprung reached a new hugh when three out of four drstrvct trtles were gamed by Doughboy speakers Shrrley Devore won ln declamatlon Patrlcla McCarthy rn Interpretative read mg and Rlchard Slowmskr In oratory Hamtramck Hazel Park and Northern were the other schools rn the dlstrrct Richard went on to wm the crty champronshrp the fourth regional trtle to be won by a Pershmg student Thus fall semester wrtnessed an expansion and a re organization of the speech actlvrtles program Mass Wrllson took over dlrectron of the Speakers Bureau revrved Radro Gurld and the Readers Bureau a comp letely new umt The Speakers Bureau assisted greatly during the War Chest and clothlng drrves As we go to press the Readers Bureau and Radio Gurld are working on the Christmas muslcal program In coopera hon with the Muslc Department The Dramatrcs Club under the guidance of Mrs Gretzmger staged a one act play and rs working on another The debate squad has won three out of tts first four debates as we go to press and has an excellent chance to qualnfy for the state ellmrnatrons Resolved that the Federal Government provide a complete system of medlcal care for every cltlzen at public expense the debate questuon thus year D E B A T E R S tleft to rrghtl Bob Farnsworth Joan Pvnkos Duck Watson Ruth Mc Gregor Vrrgmaa Saran Marlorre Earley Gus Kourtesrs Marlon Creekmore l l O O ' I I - . . . . Q . I . . . . ' I . . . . . , I ' I ' . , . in eleven years of competition. , . . . I G . .. . I., is I I - . . . 'fl ' .X 1 . 1 . I ' I I I I Row l Row Row 3 RADIO UNIT lleft to rrghtl Kermit Graves Dolores Lichy Marlqulta Sheftield Margaret Lukas Carmen Des Blens Pat McCarthy Gerry Plolowsku Carol Woodside John Bartman Richard Slowrnskn Don Jensen Marilyn Hoopmgar ner Dolores Brelak Dick Koesters Delbert Mills Wyett Fllppo John Gasparetto Caldwell Walton Bruce Herbert Don Grant READERS BUREAU lleft to right! Row l Miss Willson Pat McCarthy Zoe Kandarlan Virginia Slonlna Row 2 Kermit Graves Richard Slowlnskl James Row l: ROW 2: ROW 3: Kemp Bruce Herbert SPEAKERS BUREAU fleft to right? Miss Willson Pat McCarthy Betty Yates lla Wright Bernice Misiukiewicz Margare Lukas Anne Osson Carmen Des Biens. Dorothy Evans Edward Shooltz Ray Pope John Bartman Wyett Flippo Carol Woodside Nancy Biondo Louise Jones Theresa Misiu- kiewicz Dorothy Holub Dolores Lichy Velma Clark Gerry Piolowski. 'QS FOOTBALL VARSITY TEAM Back Row l Rogers D Htllbom l- Gregory and U Marzella Front Row tz L C a J To D Kllmecku W Maule C Mulo and B Farnsworth FOOTBALL TEAM Row l Row 2 Row 3 Row Row Row Row Row Row 2 Row 3 Dalak Rogowncz Farnsworth F Bennett J Tottts F G egory D Hnllbom C Mrlo Kllmeckt U Marzella P Lacusta E Ttetz a dad Dau ner Burkhart J Rschardson C Mttseff Gas aretto W Maule Dtshman B Zalczyk S Dygas Snarsku F Drake W Pratt T Jackson V Hansen Caldwell J Mattl'es J Cherry e J Smela G Stecher D IC J Jewell RESERVE FOOTBALL A Tacconelll F Kuryla D Oushy W Saunders R Knmeckl T Volpe V Pedrue R Wulkowskn R Causey C Brown Gravltt B Johns navcrtlla D Ltpskt Ar urn ralevnch B Davis S I a Kullenberger B Lltwtn T Johns O Pollack Mr Capps F Ntkltm R Houston Drummond C Klbler E Pasvant Zeruo R Savage Z Daraskewlcz Jensen R Schmadt S Glowskr Loper D Lepper B Boone R Houston Starzynsku G Lebedeff M Fous amlm R Klauza Purzer Pa erson H Beall D Clam. W Nutchell W Eberlem CHEERLEADERS lleft to rfghtl Shtrley Bucher Delores Hammaker George Morary Sally Bynum Dolores Ltchy Marrqutta Sheffield Shnrley McNence Peggy Woods Leslie ODell Mary Ann Sleep The football team, coached by Mlke Haddad had another htghly success ful season, wmnmg flve games and losnng only one, a I4 7 dectston to Muller The gndders opened thelr season with an easy 20 O vtctory over Northern and gradually Improved every week untll they reached thelr peak agamst Hamtramck un the last game of the season ln spate ot un favorable weather condtttons the Doughboys completely overpowered the Cosmos 28 I2 and clmched second place on the East Side Durmg Coach Haddad s three year span at Pershmg his football teams have won 17 games and lost only 3 Thus record ts one that can be matched by very few hugh schools In the city Pershmg Northern Pershlna Southeastern I Pershing Muller Pershmg Cass Pershmg Eastern Pershmg Hamtramck Gum, Gam The Cross country men won their share of meets over the two mule course at Palmer Park but failed to place a man In the East Slde or Cnty Meets However, Coach Holmes could easnly call the season a success, for It gave valuable experience to many of the boys who wlll be back next year Captain Earl Ehrhart John Watkins, Harold Simon, Earl Church, and Malcolm Page, all capable and experlenced runners, will be back next year and our cross country team should be a threat for the League Champuonshnp held Jlacfzeg, The field hockey team, coached by Mass Prottengeser, had a successful season The hockeyettes beat Denby and Muller whale losing to Southeastern and Hamtramck A scheduled game with Northeastern was cancelled because of bad weather Letters were awarded to fourteen members of the squad at a party held at the close of the season Leokadra Wolcehovlch was chosen captain of the 1947 team CROSS COUNTRY Row l M Holmes J Watkins C Church J Palkowskl H Simons E Ear art Row 2 u zu Tuc er Blnkowskl F Royzck H M Page S Ln a B er D Polak Row l Row GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY S Benford K Mesar E Brllnngs ea S Schoenback E Rochowrak N Hammrs ur n Gan ln: E Ble sas Trzecuok H Hardy P Suva csek Mcclvar Fora l- French Row 3 Hackney D Karaszewskr nklns I VI Wrsnuewsku D Cook C Tabola M Dobrlnrch M Schlage D Taylor Prottengeler W Tudocll D Carly J Champron D Kralewsku '4,8Zu!L One of the most influential clubs in our school is the Lettermen's Club sponsored by Mr. Capps. Under the capable leadership of Chuck Milo, president, Ugo Marzella, vice president, and Wyett Flippo, trea- surer, the club has planned a Lettermen's dance. ln- vitations to the dance will be given to all Pershing lettermen since the school's opening. Early in December the club conducted its most success- ful initiation. All who heard the screams of anguish that transpired from their den of iniquity will admit that becoming a letterman is quite an ordeal. The honor of belonging to such a club more than makes up for the perils of initiation. Baikew-all The aim of this year's basketball squad is to surpass the record compiled by the l945-46 team. To do this they must not only qualify for the City League Play-oFFs, but they must go as far as the semi-finals at Olympia. Although we have a fine squad again this year, the team lacks the reserve strength and ex- perience that were prevalent a year ago. The open- ing game was delayed two weeks because of the coal strike and the team did not hit its stride until the middle of January. It is hoped that our cagers will finish the season with a series of victories and bring our school a long-awaited championship. VARSITY BASKETBALL D. O'Routke, F, Nemer, J. Moclntosh, E. Tictz, A. Trosin, B. Zcncvich, E. Johnson, M. Rossi, Coach Haddad. l PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE II Thompo Sh lee Stacey Kathlee Retherford Joa Ro e G00 Var na Kelle Charle e Waldock Wanda All son V gna J d nh ac Ben s W Iam Dne Pa I Nelsen Drk ORou ke Ray Ladendof Je ry Abbott PARADE STAFF Editor In Chief RAY LADENDORF Assocfate Editors JOANN ROWE BILL DINE Staff RICHARD O ROURKE PAUL NIELSEN VIRGINIA KELLER KATHLEEN RETHERFORD SHIRLEE STACEY CHARLENE WALDOCK WANDA ALLISON Panels Editor GERALD ABBOTT Busmess Mgr VIRGINIA JEDENHAUS Staff LUCILLE THOMPSON WILLIAM GOOD JACK BRENISER r DONALD CWIEJKOWSKI Business Advfsor MR EARL POTTER Advtsor MR ALFRED JONES PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE The hard working Publlcatlons Commlttee spent many hours In the production of the Parade preparing the copy organlzmg the pages and handling Its flnance 1'-5 quench ff? if iff if Aa' Thus Book Belongs To -rv f 0' I ,bw 'v 7 'f 1' If K4 ,f , , Z' . ,I , , Y, . I o X. X I N 7 . I an r ' ' . Mme f X - . 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