Pershing High School - Parade Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1948 volume:

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GREEN Assistant Principal Counselors v ENE SMELTZER Senior Ctllllllidllll' FRED BARTELS Indcflwlflwlfv llall HELEN BECKER Rooxerell Hull LIEVERETT CARTER Ifnznllin Hall CATHERINE KELLEY AI1lr'h'r1:iv Ilall G IERTRUDE McGRAlN Hall Ifllijllll '--I ls...s ff' ff 1' The American Credo: I am an American. A free American, Senlo' class omcers Free to speak without fear, ilfff 10 Riglffb Free to worship my own God, Free to stand for what I think right, WALTER MISCH Vice-Pfffsidffm Free to oppose what I believe wrong, PEGGIE DONKIN secretary Free to choose those who govern my country. MR. VEN13 SMELTZISR senior Counselor This heritage of Freedom I pledge to uphold RAY SKIBA President For myself and all mankind. JAMES KUBOTA Treasurer The Freedom Pledge which all u'bo fisit the train are asked to sign. S ' EREEMNIRRIN ffl Seniors . . . TOP ROW - Edward Adamczyk, Dorothy Adamic, Alton W. Adams, Donald A. Ahlstrom, Antoinette Dolly Aler, Edna Alexander, Leonard Carl Allison, Guido Amatangelo, Paul Ambros, jr. SECOND ROW - Mary jane Angner, Lena Anselmo, Rosalie Antczak, Lorraine Lou Ardelian, Donald Asbill, Charles Francis Ayer, Roy Calvin Badarak, Ronald Everett Baer, Agnes Rose Bagdes. THIRD ROW - Carson William Baggett, Anthony Bajkowski, Warren Everett Baker, Bernice Baldyga, Juanita jean Bartlett, Sophie Bartoszyk, Harry Monville Beall, Donald Beattie, john Bernard Bednarski. FOURTH ROW - janet Gwendolyn Bell, Richard Bels, Claudia Lou Benges, Betty jean Bennett, Eleanor Louise Berdeaux, Alice Bessanson, Josephine Bialas, Dolores Bidzinski, Shirley Ann Bieber. FIFTH ROW --- Rosemary Biegun, Sylvia Binkowski, Kenneth Eugene Bishop, john N. Blanks, Earl Blomingburg, Helen Boag, Dolores Bobrowski, Frank Bobryk, Barbara Boling. 'iiil iEREElX?IT ,TRAIN if if TOP ROXV - Kenneth Bonkowski, Ralph Bostic, Joan Romayne Branaman, Patricia May Brooks, Carl Williani Brown, Evelyn Brown, Marilyn Ann Brown, Shirley Jessie Campbell Brown, Caroline Brozowski. SECOND ROW' -- Flora Rita Buccini, Rose Mary Buczak, Kenneth Bullock, Lillian Jane Burgess, Barbara Ella Burns, Herbert A. Burton, Theresa Barbara Buscemi, Ross Byars, Andrew Jefferson Cabiness, Jr. THIRD ROV' - Florence Rita Cafini, Nancy Calven, Ralph Paul Cameron, Billie Campbell, Donald Roger Campbell, Julia Eleanor Campbell, Yolanda Louise Capozzoli, Judith Anne Carmean, Nina Marie Carmisino. FOURTH ROW - Ruth Lois Carter, Sibel Joseph Casagrande, Dorothy Cassady, Frank Castelli, Jr., Eddie Caudill, Ronald Cavin, Eugene A. Cendrowski, Theodore Michael Charbonneau, Stephen Chefan, Jr. FIFTH ROW - James Francis Cherry, Leo Cheslak, Helen Chiamos, Mary Ann Chica, Marilyn Grace Chittick, Williani Elliott Chlopan, Edward Chmielewski, Marie Josephine Chmielewski, XY'illiam Vasil Christ. iiff,REED,0N .TRAIN ff if TOP ROW - Earl Edward Church, Gertrude Ciambella, Raymond Thomas Clements, Acie Clemons, jr., Donald F. Cline, Maxine Marie Clise, Barbara Mildred Coldwell, Sally Emma Collings, Louise Anne Collins. SECOND ROW - Mary Cotton, Leila Glee Courter, Edward Couture, Joseph Frederick Crank, Hattie Belle Crumpler, Norma jean Cruse, james joseph Cunningham, Edith Genevieve Cupelli, Donald Bernard Curtis. THIRD ROW - Howard Robert Curtis, Lorraine Gloria Czajowski, Beverly Anna Daly, Florence Christine Damon, Zigmund Daraskewicz, Beverly Janice Davenport, George S. David, james Austin David, jr., jack L. Davis. FOURTH ROW - Delphine Rosalie Day, Barbara Ruth Dean, Dolores Ann Denison, Richard Earl Depottey, Daniel Dezio, Shirley Loraine Diedrich, Bernice Lillian Dillard, Marlene Elizabeth Di Meglio, Mary Ann Dinezio. FIFTH ROW - Richard Armond Di Pasquale, john Herbert Divers, John Dobranski, Jr., Florence V. Dombrowski, Virginia Cecelia Dombrowski, Peggy Jean Donkin, joy Elaine Dreifuss, Donald Robert Drew, Patricia Ann Dunaway. if 7 1-iii illl .-.iii Q- 1 - gg f.RI5ED,0I7 TRAIN -.. TOP ROW' - Walter Eberlein, Patricia jean Edwards, Edward Elgart, Shirley Darlene Elliott, Robert Engel, James Englar, Marie Yolanda Fabrizio, Norma Faraoni, Pearl Farley. SECOND ROW' - Wanda Farris, Ann Fasnaugh, Marchie Mary Fecko, Phyllis Fenoseff, Dolores Fenwick, janet Anne Ferris, Virginia Mae Ferwerda, Marie Fomenko, Lola Mae Fourtney. THIRD ROW - Helen Delores Galey, Jeanette H. Galka, Frank Gant, john Walter Gasparetto, Frances Ruth Gee, Gloria Gargano, Daniel Geminick, Catherine Gemmel, Esther Gernat. FOURTH ROW - Ethel Mae Getson, Fern L. Gillis, Delores Marie Gimbosa, Sally Dolores Ginzel, Wfilliam C. Gleason, Stanley Steven Glowski, Romon T. Gnyp, Sophia Golda, Andrew C. Golden. FIFTH ROW - Richard A. Golembiewski, Betty A. Golz, Arthur Theodore Gorgon, Charles E. Gossett, Thomas Grahovac, Kermit Marlin Graves, Laura Lee Griffin, Leona Grzanka, Frances Elizabeth Gulley. ' EREEIXPN IR'A'l,llI If if Seniors . . . TOP ROW' - Barbara Gurney, Eleanor Elizabeth Haden, Gerald Douglas Haight, Beverly jean Haile, Lucille Florence Halanski, Lawrence George Hamilton. Phyllis Jean Hamilton, Helen Delores Hammaker, Vernon Hansen. SECOND ROW - Margaret Hart, Charles Edward Harvey, Mary Alice Harvey, Thomas William Hayes, William james Hayes, Albert Hegedus, Sadie Hegesan, Gordon R. Henderson, Bruce E. Herbert. THIRD ROW - Eva Maxine Hervev, Delores Charlene Hildenbrand, Flora Hill, Robert Hinski, Oscar Douglass Hobson, Gordon Peter Hopman, Delphine Horecki, Peter Hryciuk, Theodore Hunt. FOURTH ROW - Dolores Marie Hurst, Mary Louise Jackman, Doris Jackshaw, Arthur D. Jakubiak, Mary Louise jaroh, Norma Lee jarrell, Rosalyn Rita jengo, john Thomas Jeno, P. Eleanor Jewell. FIFTH ROW - Ruby Ann Johnson, Thomas Leo Jo h n s o n , Vearl johnson, Barbara jean jones, Lois Marie Jones, Martha Evelyn Jones, jerry LeRoy Kaake, Helen Kaczynski, Helen Kainz. FREEDON TRAIN ' Seniors . . . TOP ROW - Teddy Kalata, Evelyn Kalich, George Matthew K a y fc z , Florica Kelber, Albert james Kelch, Jeanette Ann Kerkes, Clifton Edward Kern, Marion Pauline Keyes, Dorothy May Kiebler. SECOND ROV' - Robert N. Killenberger, Helen Kirich, Irene Mary Kisner, Mary Lou Klausing, Nellie Doris Klimushyn, john K 1 o sk y , Mary Ann Kment, Mitchell Anthony Kniaz, Kenneth Knudsen. THIRD ROXV - Wfilliam Arthur Koehler, Henry Albert Kolodziejczak, Delphinc Marie Konke, Lucy Konopacki, Michael R i c h a r d K o n w i n s k i, Evelyn Koprowski, Donald Joseph Korejwo, Irene Anna Korner, Lorraine M. Koscielniak. FOURTH ROW - Margaret Florence Kosovec, Costas P. Kourtesis, Rose Linda Koury, Deloris Koviak, Erwin Max Kowal, Helen Regina Kowalczyk, Gisella Joanne Kowalski, Eugene joseph Kozikowski, Dolores Kozlowski. FIFTH ROW - Mary Ann Kraljevich, William Kraljevich, Margaret Krankota, Roman Krawec, Irene Esther Krishan, R i c h a r d Anthony Krula, Dolores Eleanor Krysiak, James Kubota, Blanche Kueppers. iQf,RI:'ED,0l7 .TRAIN e... ' Seniors . . . TOP ROW - William John Kulczynski, Richard P h i l l i p Kurzenski, Charlene Ellen Kutchen, Edward Kuzyk, Nicholas Kvocka, D ol o res Kwiatkowski, .Eleanor Kwiatkowski, Edward Kwiecinski, Charlotte Virginia Labrew. SECOND ROW' - Raymond Lambert, Harland Langdon, Richard Learmont, lrene Lemke, Rosemary Theresa Lenart, Emily Geraldine Lewandowski, Mary Louise Licari, Elizabeth Marilyn Linder, Bettie Ann Lindsay. THIRD ROW' - John M. Liptak, Mary Litovchik, Enid Little, Beverly Locke, Andrew Lucas, Shirley jean Lund, Juanita Lutes, Valerie Marie Lyon, Dorothy Lenore Lytle. FOURTH ROW' - Lenore MacDonald, Barbara Maclvor, Helen Madak, Richard Magnuson, Ryman Mahin, Mary jean Makero, janet Maley, Leonard Mamola, Theresa Veronika Mandel. FIFTH ROW -Dolores Marie Mansdorfer, Rose Manzo, Nancy Elizabeth March, Edward Marks, Donna Marie Marquette, Richard William Marr, Sarah Marra, Ottavio Marson, Herbert hiartin. f' , K K . I1 W mr f 1' 'i 'Z 11 -il il ,113 1 CI 1 1 ' 1 S FREEDOM TRAIN S? 11 31 3-1 A 1 0 . i Qlllllrh . 0 . TOP RONX' - joan Marguerite Martin, Albert Alessandro Marzetti, Robert Herrington Mathes, john W. Matthes, NW. Eugene Maupin, Freida Maurer, Margaret Ellen May, Sylvia Marie Mayes, George Harry Mazen. SECOND ROW' - John Valentine Mazur, Virginia Louise McCann, Josephine Annie McClendon, Larry Everett McConachie, Pocahontas McCrary, Dorothy Maxine lVIcDannel, Henrietta Smith lNIcDowell, Nancy Ellen McEwen, Richard N. McK1insky. THIRD ROW - Thomas Meltzer, Angelo Inno Merucci, Donna Mae Metcalf, Edward Mikolasik, Elizabeth Barbara lNIi1ler, Wfalter Paul Misch, Diary Alice Mitchell, Thomas L. Mizak, Robert Joseph Mollar. FOURTH ROVU - Earlene Moore, George P. Mootsey, jr., Frank Paul Moran, Jr., Colleen Ellen Morgan, Melvin Morris, Donald H. Mortier, .Iobnie Moses, Rosie Lee Moten, Helen Mukomel. FIFTH ROW' - Dorothy E. Muha, Michael Muller, joan Carol Murdock, Lillian Jean Murdock, Clifford N. Mushna, Charlotte Elaine Naas, William John Nagridge, Ernest Wfilliam Neff, Willie Earlene Neill. 1' ,iflf.REED,0N IRAILI I. if TOP ROW' - Harry Neill, Ruth Ellen Nelson, Kay Helen Nemer, Sylvia Nicoara, Marilyn May Ninnis, Eugene F. Nowak, Stella Nowak, Barbara Jane O'Connor, Wanda Ogryzek. SECOND ROW - Dolores L. Okon, Rosalie T. Okon, Carol Opyrchalski, Richard H. Oren, Thaddeus L. Orlowski, Joyce Marie Orth, Anna Osos, Corine Pantano, Mary Pantano. THIRD ROW - Elvira jane Paris, Audrey jean Parker, Edward Pasch, Ernest Pasvant, Edward Patycula, Frances jean Patycula, Dolores Jacqueline Payne, Phyllis Geraldine Pecchia, Maureen Penman. FOURTH ROW - Shirley Ann Perry, Katherine Margaret Petrich, Robert E. Pflaum, Elizabeth jean Phillips, Delores Phillips, Lena Piangerelli, Elsie Louise Pierce, Joan Pinkos, Marvin Pionk. FIFTH ROW - James Piper, Dorothy A. Polanski, Max H. Poquette, Lorraine Sabina Porzandek, Freda Poulos, Lois Ellen Provence, Michaelena Pugliese, Mary Ellen Purdy, Richard Purzer. Q- - - ' EREEQOTT .TRAIN I. ' Seniors . . . TOP ROW' - W'altcr Arthur Rachkeluk, Sue Nell Radford, Ruth Janette Raptosb, 'Ioan Mary Rec, joseph Rec, Jr., S h i r l e y Ruth Reedy, Nancy 'loan Reid, Anthony Charles Rener, Patricia jean Rexrode. SECOND ROW' - Hubert Allen Robertson, Charles B. Rogers, Rose Ann Rohmer, lilsie Ann Ropke, Carolyn june Rose, Daniel Rosiecki, Florence Ann Roskos, Barbara M. Rossetto, Vera M. Rothe. THIRD ROW' - Patricia Rowan. W'illie lN1ac Royal, Cecilia Ruffatti, Virginia C, Rusak, Pauline Jeanne Russell, Elia Russinoff, Beulah Marie Ryan, Nancy lf. Rychko, Kenneth M. Ryniewicz. FOURTH ROW' - Richard Sage. Betty Ann Salci, Rita May Salkowski, Carl lidward Sandmeyer, Thelma Marie Sanzo, Virginia lileanore Saran, Dorothy Aileen Saunders, Henry Frank Scherl, Jacqueline Marie Scherr. FIFTH ROW' - Victor Schiffer, Mary' Louise Schlage, Vera Joyce Schooley, Robert Max Schweizerhof, Theresa Elizabeth Schweininger, Marjorie Doris Scaright, Antonio Sccondino, Robert G. Scrruys, Frances Carol Shaw, S fREEDOITTRllIN Seniors . . . TOP ROW' - Donald NW. Shelton, Steve Sheretko. Joan G. Sherman, Mary Ruth Sherman, Melvin G. Sherrill, Nina Simmons, Chester Simonelli, Raymond Skiba, Genevieve Skierkowski. SECOND ROXV - Theresa C. Skupin, Patricia Skupny, Betty Sue Slayden, Mary Ann Sleep, Anna Frances Smith. Jean Smith, Jessie Smith, Mary Smolenski, Constance M. Sobotka. THIRD ROXX' - Delores Jean Socia, Helen Frances Sodrovvski, Marion Viola Soos, Sylvia Louise Spencer, Roger Charles Spry, Jacqueline Frances Stachel, Sylvia Stanch, Gerald Stankovich, John M. Stanton. FOURTH ROV' - Robert Henry Steiner, James Stephens, Rosemary Stepp, Patricia Anne Stoops, William Carl Strom, Gloria Jean Suits, Joan Super, Raymond Suwienski, Olga Svalya. FIFTH ROW' - Marvella Stella Swartz, Evelyn Sypniewski, Marie C. Szczesny, Lorraine Helen Szemraj, Alfred E. Talley, Rose Marie Tandeski, Julius Tavi, Vernard Taylor, Betty Jean Teetaert. --Ai 'I' ine 1 - 'i 'i i 'i 3 iii I- I - EREEQOIT I RAIN l- Seniors . . . TOP ROW - Walter E. Teufner, Elizabeth Ann Thompson, James Alfred Townson, Joseph Traina, Adella Irene Trawinski, Margaret Rose Trenz, june Trogu, Helen Tsoukalas, Raymond E. Turkawski, Richard Tybulczyk, john Tylawski. SECOND ROW - Wfilliam Ureckis, Virginia Uzenski, Kenneth Frank Vailliencourt, Thomas Frank Valkoff, Paul Donald Van Belle, Donald Francis Van Every, Norma Varalli, Henry Edward Varani, Pauline Ann Varhol. THIRD ROW - John Vecore, Jr., Billie Reneau Vickery, Theresa Frances Waclawski, Fred Waldman, Patricia Ann Waleke, James David Wales, Alexander Waligora, Glenn Warrington, Dorothy Washnock. FOURTH ROW - Dorothy Wasilina, Valerie Watnoski, Rebecca C. Watson, Ruth Marie Weems, George Emil Wehrley, M. Joyce Wheatley, Melvin Robert Wheeler, Robert M. White, Dolores Elaine Whitt. FIFTH ROW - Barbara M. Williams, Mamie Ruth Williams, Stephanie Eunita Williams, Betty Ceceil Wilson, Anna Helen Winkler, jerry F. Winters. p,ft 'I' Q- X1 Q ' ROV iflrul Wm kumskl ll x 1 Xm mask l XXUIIK Clmrlnttc Wums 5 W Study all ilu-ers 1 iii-1 llil -1--if S 1 1 1 aculty Herbert Arendt, English Robert Aronson, Radio Mechanics Ruth Bachtell, Commercial Dollie Barker, Commercial Theodore Baruch, English Head Genevieve Bentley, Commercial Carlisle Bigger, English Alice Bishop, Health Eleanor Bittner, Language Ruth Brady, English Clara Buchanan, Social Studies Norman Burkhardt, Social Studies Margaret Cameron, Social Studies Head Mary Margaret Canham, Home Economics Edgar Capps, Health Frances Chase, English Olive Cobb, Visiting Teacher Fairie Cooper, Science Jeannette Cooper, English Ann Corcoran, Language Hortense Cornell, Home Economics Flora Corns, Home Economics Reinhold Dahlgren, Vocational Head Emil Dalak, Health Marion Davis, Mathematics jason Day, Commercial Marjorie Dean, Social Studies Earl Debus, Science Head Katherine Dedow, Commercial joseph Dery, English Hester Edmunds, Speech Correction James Eisele, Commercial Gertrude Engelman, Social Studies Lyle Engstrom, Music Rose Estrin, English E. Venit Fair, Librarian jean Ferris, English Ruth George, Commercial Sylvia Gonek, Biology Maude Goodhue, Commercial aculty Marguerite Gretzinger, English Fred Grimshaw, Social Studies Willianm Gustafson, Commercial Michael Haddad, Health Terese Hadis, Mfitlnematics Dorothy lrlagadorn, Commercial Dymc Hamilton, English Robert Haskins, Music Head Grace Hetu, Social Studies Leslie Hewitt, Mathematics Lillian Hill, Accompanist Carl Holmes, Health Head Ray Huffman, Commercial Florence Hulbert, Mathematics Florence Jacque, Mathematics Helen jenkins, Home Economics Kenneth Jewell, Music Nora j0hnston,Social Studies Alfred jones, English Clarence juhnke, Science Lenore Keller, Vocational Paul Kerber, Vocational Elsie Kling, Social Studies Arnold Knepley, Science Ann Kolmesh, English Karl Lott, English Helen Macdonald, Commercial Loan Mallory, Commercial Head Mildred Maloney, Language Vera Mathes, Art joseph McCarthy, Mathematics Mary McCully, Commercial Fred McGlynn, Vocational Leslie Miller, Science Harris Moreau, Vocational Eleanor Norton, English Stella O'Connor, Home Economics Vera Oehmke, Science Helen Ottati, Social Studies Dorothy Pastor, Commercial aeulty . Harry Paulger, locational Harrxet Pawlovtska, lznghsb Wtlltanx Peterson Vocalzoual Earl Potter, Commercxal Kathryn Prottengeter Hcalllw I Wtlltant Richmond, Vocational Harry Rtgg Social Sludxes jobeph Ring Vocatzonal Shnrley Rodger Accompamst lllenor Rohrbath Lrbrarman l Iorenu. Stlmfer IHLIIWIY Merctta Schmid llcnllb Margaret bellman Malhematxcs cad Loutse Shoemake K ommercml Thelma bonnenberg, Science Nornmn Nt Aubm Suemc C erlrudc btemberger Mnlbematns Herbert Stevens .Social .Studies George btewart .Soual Studres Dons btreeter .Social bludzes Ruth Taylor Inglxslr Paulme Ullrtth Lnglnlf lohn Van Campen .Socml Sludus Agnes Ward Commefcxal Morrts Wfttttles lrulmg leather Morns XVe-155 Lnglnlv j Harrtson Wtletwx .Scrence lettnnc Wtllson, Inglfslr XX tlmer Wtne 5c1emc Herbert Wright locational Catherine jervslth Language No Picture Ufcc .Slajj Ilelen btcyyart Rosemary DtC1aet.mo Shirley Lohel llla Mthtrlanrl IFIDLCS l rlun C . Q Q lv, ,l K x X . f - ' ,- V' 5, . V. v . 1' . . . 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Ray 1'IH'ktlll'Jkl farm lifzrllcll lfarbtnur Drum jnliux Ttzri ll illie Alae Royal Alm'c'lJie l c't'io Tllerestz ll m'lazwii Cin-ul Slmu' George tllflolxt'-y' . liill C.l1lup.m Our Hearts Were Young And Gay The nights of May 7 and 8 were hlled with fun and laughter for those who attended the senior play, Our Hearts W'cre Young and Gay. Friday's Cast was headed by Maxine McDannel and Marilyn Ninnis, and Saturday's by Sylvia Binkowski and joan Sherman. An autobiographical comedy by Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough, the play had one of the largest turnouts in the school's history. An ocean voyage, a murder and a siege of bedbugs are but a few of the elements that went to make up one of the most hilarious senior plays ever presented. Coaching Staff ROXV l Qleft to right, Fern Ciillis, Virginia Ferwertla, N o r m a Cruse, Barbara Wfilliams, Yolanda Cappoxzoli, Gisella Kowalski, Miss Ruth Brady, Di- rector. Play Cast ROXX' l Qleft to rightj Pauline Russell, Sylyia Binkowski, Marilyn Ninnis, -Indy Carmean, Barbara Dean. Carol Shaw, Qnot in pieturej. Row 2, Maxine Mt'- Dannei, Barbara Miller, Marchie lfecko, Terry W'aclawski, Willie Mae Royal, jean Bartlett, joan Sherman. Row 5, Kermit Graves, Bruce Herbert, Don Asbill, Ray Turkawski, Bill Chlopan, julius Tavi, Vern Hansen. 3 X To Protect All Freedoms R. c , . . ' 2 9 e. F 4-'1? xQ-gwe Y if 5'FW 3 -rf Q v 5 D 1 J x y .ff M XX . f' xxN T' 'XX ti 8 X U f 41' ooofwff ff' X yu K, M J . B XXX. Ny v f N X ik WJ X mf!!! I! 1 C. X ji? - 1 LED X WX 7 n 'Q - 'N' I aeq. V, Xf AW 55? V ' Q 5 7 5 QQ 4 . 9 Q f , S Ns, 1 ig ,K ff Q ., 5 Q wpbff iii: ciigf' E ,B ,wiaim f' ,ZIP sf S, ' Qfffl A W ff, fn. ..:,, Wig , . Q af A F Q A 'gs 1 1 1 H M . M sg s-all ' M 1 V N as 'W lm ,iff XXX 1 fd u If ix , sms hb'Vk.t. N L ff 'm ' 'fx N. Girls Trio QLcft to RighO joan G. Sherman, Gloria Arkils, Rosemarie Taormina V0il'0S of Freedom J gg .ff ig A as I N EH Q. 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W2 ' Q2 ' - 2 , '2 7 ', 2 2 ':1', Q 1' 2, 2' ' ' 5 ' 1 ' . ' ,1 . . ' ' ,1 .2 , v ' . :. ' .1 . . . . . , .49 Usa, ' H ' s '. ' ' -G QP? 9' 1 , . , . 1 .1 , 11 ,. 1 11 1 1 1 .1 I J, ., , , , ', , . - -, , 1 ...5.....A.......7, . . , . . 2 . . 2 l 1. 'ii- s - . v F Q- , 1' 7 'K 5 , . . ' , ' if F- A Band ROXV 1 .glett to rightj Carl Schelling, llarry Deinirgian, 'l'ed llerleg. Maurice Marrollc, Gil Angus, Ralph Maranla, Laura Maskie- uicz, Eugene Duston, Cleo Bronson, Mae Morris, joan Schtnenk. Row 2, left to right, Ronald Lennelli, Lawrence Lengston. Bill llayduk, Toni Hanawalt, Pat Fachine, Ann Davis, Margaret Cline. Mariann Rychko, Carl Karapetian, Paul Lahr, Sue Radford, XVni. Theisen, john Vecore, Larry Goodwin. Row 5, left to right, jim XY'ales, Norman Nowak, Remo Ciavatone, Donald Borowski, XX'tn. Goff, Robert Holub, Lowell Smith, Donald Ball, Frank Foss, Don llershey, Lawrence lWcDonald, blaurice Vaughn, jim Graham, Ronald Rykse, Larry Lindow. Row -i, left to right, Robert Haskins, director. joe Wfojtas, Leonard Pecchia, Way'ne Coleman, Sam Klemek, Steve Bradychuk, Leonard Bartosiewicz, Ralph Smith, Bill Bechtel, Frank Gant, Don Pniewski. Row 5, jim Brown, Orville Baillad, George Greenwood, Bill Walker, Ed Sulimowicz. B Band ROXV l Qleft to rightj Ronald Rykse, Robert Dudek, Nitk Cupelli. joyce Robinson, Mary Reasons, Roinaine Miolke, Louie Aboussi, jeroine Cooper, Theodore jones. Row Z, Clyde Hopkins, Otis XVashington, john Tawlaski, Clarence Fuller, Don Lang, Robert Parker, Gary liwert, George Ager, jerry Watson, Robert Melling. Row 3, Ernest Ristau, Russel Shepard, Robert Murphy, Arniond Pucci, Chester Nowalinski, Ted Baker, Robert Dine, Royal Isobell, George Crener, Richard Wfatson, Bob Rupcrsberg, Mike Stefanyszyn. Row -i, Robert Haskins, Director, Ed. Szostek, Pristan lNIcFlvoy, Eugene Bassetti, Richard Wilson, Sinclair Lewis. Row 5, Nickolas Tamoko, Student Teacher, Orville Baillad, Leonard Pecchia, Robert Kemp, Bill jones, Robert Zerka, Student Teacher. -av Orchestra ROW' 1 Qleft to rightl lfdxxartl Boehn, Delorea Gimlwosa, Sylvia Nicoara. Karl Karpctian, Dolly Karoa, Carol Hodge, Paula Doelle, Sharon Marcy, jane Carson, Marilyn Karpuk. Row 2, Larry Langston. llenry Selexxonik, Carl Schelling, Harry Demirgian, Laura Maskiewicz, .Ioan Schmenk, Doris Motuliak, Patriuia llenshaw, Lenore Smith, Tt-tl XVitek. Row 5, blames NVales, lfI'IlL'Nl johnson, Sue Radford, Larry Lintlow, Lawrence McDou ell, Leonard Pecchia. Row -1, Ralph Smith, Bill Christ, Mr. Jewell, Leonard Kfolemen, Bill Theisen, Leonard Bartowieuiw, lfddie Sulimamitv, Quin Atltilllvlli. Conference Choir ROW' l Qrighl to left, Valeria Spariosu, lirantes Ciulley, Bernise XY'ilson, Anna Dillard, Charlotte Nazis, Iflorica Kelher, Betty Gully. Row 2, Rosemarie Taormina, Donna Rae Bean, Nanek Bingley. Pat lfdwards, Sylvia Nicoara, Margaret XVorden. Row 5, Leonard Bartosiewiez, Donald Van lixery, jerry Stanl-covich, Alex Vforonthak. Ralph Maranda, Gene Yokom. Row -i, Dominic Palmieri, Don Biggs, Fred Oehmke, Arie Clemons, George Clriner, Ralph Smith. Clarinet Quartet l,t-onartl llilI'lllNlL'XNlkl, Harry Demirgian, ffatrl Sk'llL'llllli,.1, Maurite Nllflt ,Qs ,W f' 'I ki? a ' ff in bi .,'1 A ii 1 'N , iwmfimfxff 35,1 H216 x 'HX Agnew? vb' x 5 , A W ,, wwf . y, ' i, 2 ,, , ,gf M, A SQ' ' 5 I K N N ' ...Q .w.t. XR, 3... Q ,jfb rw X X 3 Y A 8,5 . X 1 M , W' S f , 2 ' '?9'N ' 11155 af L fc 50011 LIBRARY STAFF AT WORK Freedom to llbtain Knowledge Library The Library Staff is an organization supervised by Mrs. Rohrbach and Miss Fair. The staff consists of students who do the routine work of filing and issuing books. With this assistance, our librarians may proceed with the professional work of the library. Staff The Library Staff Book Club is a sister organization open to students who enjoy the reading of current books. Dues are used exclusively to buy new books. Members of the staff usually belong to the Library Staff Book Club. Z W fe, . . p t W A K The Human Relations Club Library Club ROXV 1 fleft to right, Carol Koskie, joan McKlinsky, Eleanor Lflertz, Carol Bennett, vice- president, Nick Romaniuk, president, Jacqueline Tartan. treasurer. Doris Godbee, Richard Tomiak. Row 2, Vennero Pernicano, Margaret Thomas, Helen Love, Georgia Richardson, Barbara Russell, Marjorie Seibert, Marion Nicholson, Bernice Lewis, Willie Mae Royal. Row 3, june Bush, Twyla Guerra, Alice Brownlee, Juanita Williants, Ruth Thomas, Vera Harmon, jean Willianis, Vera Holmes. Row 4, james David, Virginia Clark- son, Natalie Klimecki, Patricia Burke, Lula Grant, Connie Ranke, Dolores Nalepa, Bettylee Leighton, Laura Maskiewicz. Row 5, Parnell Fromhly, Shirley DeVore, john Joslin, Earl Clark, Glenn Verville, Bill Goff, Aliese Collins Gloria Arkils. Human Relations Club ROXV 1 Qleft to rightj Sylvia Binkowski, john jeno, secretary. Gloria Suits, president, Mary Ann Sleep, Dorothy Battle. Row 2, Gloria Owens, janet Bell, Elsie Ropke, Helen Sodrowski. Row 5, Barbara jones, Carol Shaw, Carol Hodge, Vera Harmon, Dorothy Lytle. Row fi, T. H. Baruch, sponsor, Roy Badarak, George Mootsey, Kenneth Knudsen, Mary Ann Kment, Martha jones. Speakers Bureau ROW 1 Qleft to rightj Ethel Bletsas, Louise Gee, janet Brown, Sheila Maule. Row 2, Kermit Graves, Diane Halbrook, Robert Mathes, Norma Hammes, Mr. VUeiss, sponsor. Originating in 1946, the Human Relations Club the club have been talks by Cornelia Otis Skinner has endeavored to bring about a greater under- and Langston Hughes, attending a Unity Forum standing of every race, religion, and creed. at Central High School, and having guest stu- Meetings are held the eighth hour every Thursday dents from Central, Mackenzie, and Miller high in Room 227. Some of the important events of schools. HJ.. GRUBP A CRow 1, left to flgllly -lanet Nicholas. joan Morris. Prima Fornelli, judy Carmean, Donna Rae Bean, Anita Letwin. Betty Spedding, Myra Anderson, Betty Cilanert. Row 2. Joanne Saules, jo Ann Havtley. Virginia Grissim, Shirley Bieber. Regina Marszalec, Lois Pioletti, Bessie Poulos, Pat Mcllannel, Dolores itephens. Row 5, jeane Curry, Albert Pond, Frank Blaydon, john Heald, Raymond Ryerson, Donald XValson. Richard Angaran, Iidythe Comstock. Row Ai, Richard Benson, Edward Krajewski, Steve Bichinoff. Sam Klemelc, james Congelliere, George Mont- gomery. Don XVilcox. Cienc Uleltsik. GROUP B fRow 1, left to flghlb Alilti Karos, Pauline Huron, Shirley lflliott, Mary Kraljevich, Catherine Gnavi, Joyce Lane, -loAnn Ryniewicz, Chris Kruczyk, Connie Ranke. Row 2, Betty Fabian, janet Fraser, Barbra Harrison, Dorothy Lytle, Shirley St. Aulvin. Donna Flora, Laura Page, Harriet Krajenke, Mrs. jacque. Row 5. Bill Scarlet, Bev. Dahlbera, Diane Halbrook, Doris Rodgers, Lenora Smith, Carol Shaw, Betty Shanklin, Pauline Duma. Row 4, Bill Hayduk, Carl Felker, Dave Beaty, Gayle XY'ilson, Lenard Petchia, Richard Hulstrand, Beverlee Naas, Margaret Trepion, .lim Cruse, Roy Badarak. Row 5, Lawrence Langston, ,lack Rodriguez, Alex Mafteiu, Vern Taylor, Richard Hoxe, Rolvert Tnrnhull, Frank Takacs, Frank Ziegler, Ray Skilva. rvwlom to I .sselnble Student Council The purpose of the Student Council is to plan and carry out projects for the welfare of the school. During its rather short existence it has proven itself in these ways. The group has made great successes of the drives it has sponsored, such as the Red Cross, Red Feather, clothing, and paper drives. Along with these activities, the Council has sponsor- ed a variety show and is well on the way to getting a traffic light at 7 Mile and Ryan roads. This organization also provides excellent experience in parliamentary procedure for its members. l.l:l 'l' to Rlfilll Billie launplvcll, Carl Scliellitlg l'at Mtllanncl Don Beattie, Sylyia Binkonski, Maxine Mcllannel. Steve Senko: -lames Kuhota, Gayle XX'ilson, jo Ann Hawley, Nancy March judy Carmean, Mrs. lflorence jacque, sponsor. Student Council Cabinet M2515 4-as ....-gr ...., .4 3 f f ...B X L, ROV' 1, Qleft to rightj Rex Luz, Bettylee Leighton, treasurer, Yolanda Cappozzoli, vice-president, Cieorge Dishman, secretary, Nina Carmisino, president, Charles Nassherg, Alfred Luhienski. Row 2, Alfreda Gimpert, janet Markusic, Arnold Guzal, Carl Boscarino, Marilyn Denison, Patricia Beaty, Marie DiCicco, Betty Hart. Row 5, Sally Sproule, Anna Fouchia, Melanie Gajewski, Vivian Lapinski, Armand Pucci, john Onica, Charles Nader, Betty Cork. Row Af, Miss Catherine jerwich, sponsor, Beverly Dahlberg, Lois Ann Chlopan, Frances Napotnik, Bill Gordon, George Martin, Richard NVagner, Lenora Smith, Yvonne Cofer. Spanish Club ATTENCION! is called hy the president and the Spanish Club is in session. To acquaint themselves with the customs and ideals of the people of the Spanish-speaking countries, many students joined the Spanish Cluh this semester. Among their many events of the year was the writing of a Spanish newspaper. The May fiesta and the Spanish dinner also were special occasions for the members. The greeting Hasta la vista! or Until we meet again, is the usual manner of adjourning the meeting. ROW' l, fleft to righij john johnson, Milan Marich, Sharon Davison, treasurer, john Matsock, vice-president, Gwili Ford, presi- dent. Charlotte Krajenke. secretary, Sylvia Binkowski. Row 2, Barbara Harrison, joann Piot, Gretta Ormes, Tina Theodoroff, Lucy Saules, Mary l1llen Sproule, Dorothy L'nderwood, Miss Corcoran, sponsor. Row 5, Betty Causa, Victoria Halanski, jane Wilcox, Donna Flora, Cilennis Macdonald, Betty Fabian, Katherine Vasseur, Geraldine Kunish. Row -f, Oretta Davis, Raymond Ryerson, Tom Hanawalt, Robert Rizk, Theodore jones, Eleanor Corazzol, Doris Motuliak. Latin Club The Latin Cluh was organized by a fourth year Latin class under the auspices of Miss Bittner, to create a hetter understanding of and a greater interest in Latin and Roman life. The officers of the Latin Cluh are: Gwili Ford, Presi- dent, john Matsock, Vice-President, Charlotte Kra- jenlte, Secretary, Sharon Davison, Treasurer. The Latin Cluh meets on Thursday every two weeks. During each meeting a commitee is chosen to plan the activities of the following meeting. During Latin XY'eek the Latin Ml class presented a Roman play. French Club lhe lirench Club under President D3ll'l5.ll'.l Cofer, Vice-President Catherine Archam- beau, and Secretary Audrey Parker has had an interesting year. A sound movie in lfrench was a highlight of activities. A Christmas partv and a vveiner roast in .lime are pleasant memories. ROXY l Qleft to rightj Mildred Maloney. sponsor, Catherine Arehambeau, vice'presidenI. Barbara Cofer, president, Audrey Parker, secretary-treasurer, Barbara Miller. Row Z, Virginia Grissim, Dorothy Phillips, Carlev Conrad, Loretta Pellar, Adrienne Giasper. Row 5, Shirley St. Aubin, Stephen Chefan, Cliff Mattson, Rudolph Magyari. I Future Nurses Club 'l'he lfuture Nurses Club was organized in l94i7, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Cooper. lts purpose is to promote an interest in the field of nursing. This year the club visited Mount Carmel School of Nursing and heard a speaker from St. Marys School of Nursing. RUXX' 1 Cleft to rightj Beverly Middleditch, Rose Courv, chairman, Dolores Miller, Shirley Bieber. Row 2, Sara Greenwood, Gretta Ormes, Pat Combs, Norma Schilling. Row 5. llelen Kaczynski, Georgia King, Anna lfouchia, Doris jackshaw, Oretta Davis. Row Ai, Mrs. Looper, sponsor, Theresa Sehweninger, Marie Castine, Elaine Rochowiak, Shirley Schoenbach. Home Economics Club 'l'he Pershing Home lfeonomics Club was reorganized in September, 1947. The club is affiliated with both city and State organizations. During the school year, IQ47-I9-68, the club members have formulated their aims and objectives, have elected officers, and have had a very efficient program com- mittee functioning. All students enrolled in home economics courses or those who were so enrolled and are still in school are eligible for membership in the Pershing Home lico- nomics Club. ROW' 1 Qleft lu rightj Constance Sikorski, Marilyn cilfllhtf, Annie Borehich, president, Robin Hoiko, Marie DiCicco. Row 2, Miss Canham, sponsor, Dorothy Torbert, Iilinor Baker, Marv Baily, Miss O'Connor, sponsor. Row 5, josephine Dolecki, jerry Wierizclma- wska, Margie Trepton, Laura Page, Nan lllllSlI'2iIlll, secretary, Michaelena Publiese. Sb -4 Q 'S If 4-' 3 -4 -...,...x -.-4-45-av 3 T 'Sims t WU? Q M. ...-4. SI' 1 Ez 4: F l 'Shiv' GROUP A Qliow l, left to rightj Marilyn Mayhew, Oneather Sain, V. Oehmke, Theresa Ret. Theresa Wleinard, Elizabeth Xwhite. Row 3, Arlene Robenault, Tina Theodoroff, Virginia Grissim, Loretta Hammaker, Gaye Myers, Donna Sanders. Row 5, Pat Mcllannel, Kathleen Nitlo, joann Brown, jean Tutor, Alik Karos, Mary' Bailey, Ruth Volkenborn, lilinor Baker. Row -i, Russell Shepard, Ricliard Kandarian, Gilbert Cfurcio, john Malachgwwski. Bill Haytluk, Don Lapointe, Charles Guastella, Richard Murawski, Frank Ziegler, julian Bass, GROVP B Qliow l, left to rightj Domus Pernell, Marion Nicholson, Dorothy januszek, Doris Motuliak, Oretta Davis, Audrey XVehb, Dorothy Russako. Row 2, Collin Schulti. Pauline Pusker, Gwili Ford, Connie Rahago, Adrienne Glasper, -loan Settle, Dangeline XY'at'hter, Marion Farrell, Richard Pallister. Row 5, Ann Mattila, Theresa Bourgeois, lfrances llsakoski, Donna Flora, Shirley St. .-Xubin, Virginia xX'UlIllL'W'lfl, .lane XVilcox, lrene Pawlak, Rusty XX'olak, Helen Baldyga. Row -i, Bob Boone, Bill Rodgers, Dean Morton. Frank Kurylo, Carl lielker. Vincent Masar, Robert Rizk, Paul Kuhiak, Ernest Ristau, Mickey Nido. GROVP C Qllow l. left to rightj Margaret Goodwin, joan McKlinsky, -lean Hill, Gloria Soof, lileanore Hall, Dorothy' Mitchell, Alfreda Rutlowski. Row 1, Sharon De Laney, Dolores Miller, Margie Hoffman, joan Downs, Betty Fabian, Angeline Novara, Loretta Orr. Row 5, Betty' Gonda, Betty Wilstrn, Carmella DiForti, Sharon Davison, Genevieve Euashka, Peggy' Pilarowski, Olga Malesko, Noretta Police. Row 4, Penny Kraffle, Helen Fleming, David W'ilson, Anthony' Biernack, Robert Turnbull, Vivian Tarcisio. James Glancey, Tootsie Argir, Dee Kovacik. aturul Science lub Those who are interested in nature belong to the Natural Science Club sponsored by Miss Oehmke. This year's trips included the Flower Show at Convention Hall, Cranbrook's Institute of Science, Belle Isle, the Zoo, and a bird hike. One group of members raised garden plants to sell to students and another made new microscope slides for the Biology' Department. Our aim for next term is to plan a flower show to he held in September, 1948. GROUP C tRow I, lelt to rightj Bill Davis, -lack Smith, Lawrence Langston, Henry llollis, Richard Grapp, Bernard Grahe, Charles Guastella. Robert Borashko, Gerald Glanert, Ronald Arm- strong, -Ioe Arsenault. Rovv Z. liarlina Auger- hright. -loan Trleciak, Angeline Tacconelli, Constance Cracium. Maggie johnson, Bernice Levvis, Consuelo Lewis, Marie Hodak, Constance llonk, Tina Theodoroff, -Ianet Brown, Lavvrence Koehhe. Rosy 4, Dorothy -Iones, Ruth Yolken- horn. Dorothy Skoyvronski, Diane llalbrook. Betty Lee Leighton. Marion llorssallm, Brandina Maccaroni, Sharon DeLaney. Marianne Yuha. Lucy Rusak, llelen Bilak, Mary Ann Bardocz. llarriett Kosek. Lois Sheldon. Row 1, Betty Verona. Margie Hoffman, julia Hadley, Kenneth Groce. Florian Kosnik, Ralph Gajewski. George jackson. Nello Tacconelli. Row S, Minnie john- son. Iiilene Knaffle, Dolores Kovacik, ,lcane Curry. Dolores Glatlych., lirances Bole, .loyce lioggo, Maryion XX'oods. -lun Renard. Vera Coleman, .Io Ann Bartlett. La Rue Cooper. Rovv 6, joan Argiri. Paula Deolla. Natalie Bayko, .loan Bieber. .losephine jozelaciuk, lva Mae Comstock. Mary Bailey, Betty Gerard. Genevieve Fuashka, Barbara Slappy. Delores W'ade, Trevor Fox, Lenora Smith, Geraldine Rohillard. Christina Broome. GRDUI' A QRUXX' I, lelt to rightj .Io-Ann Church. chairman. Betty Fabian, chairman, Frances Napotnik. chairman. George Dishman. chairman, Donna Nelson, chairman. Rena Fairley, chairman. Bill Goff, chairman. Rovv 2, -loyce Lane. Stella Gould, liloise lfdwards, Theresa XX'einard, Marie Castine. president, Sharon Macey, Margaret 'l'repton. Delphine Malachinski, lileanor Koebbe. Row 5, Mary Ann Karash, Pat Chene, Doris Godbee, Mary Louise Rowan, Frances Simmons, june Doll, Helen Martuneac. Row -i, Geraldine Martin. Hattie Trapold. john Bastianelli, Wfalter Schroeder, Aliese Collins, Grace Wf'iza, Erma Alexander. GROUP B tRovv I, lelt to rightj Betty Gleason, janet Nicholas, Eloise Edwards, Marian Cerjanec, Rosemarie Stojanovich, Stella Gould, Mollie Nedley, Pat Kelly, Dolores Greco, Margaret Good- win, Lois Geschwender. Row 2, Beverly Crawford, Kathleen Nido, Dorothhy Sulkowski, jean Grove, Lorraine De Renzo, Maryanne Grabowski, Marion Chapman. Loretta llammaker, .Ioan Cronberger. Bessie Poulos. Mary Androff, -Ioann Clemente. Row 5, Lila Crumb, Margaret Peltier, Beverly lfiorello, Doris Collier, Geneva jackson, Virble Collins, lfliyabeth NVhite, Eleanor Corazzol, Barbara Harrison, Dorothy Bobrowski, liileen Neumann, Beverly Dahlberg, Lorraine Sprytzer. Row -i, Fannie Hicks, Deedy Comstock, Donna Cryderman, Lucille Markham, Gloria Haddad, Donna Flora, Sandra Gaska, Marilyn Denison, Carol Dean, Mary Hendricks, Dorothy Dewitt, Barbara Irwin, Gertrude Pearson. wa.. -.---....,.,,,,, tll0l'l'il'l' flub The Pershing Service Club exists primarily for the purpose of keeping the halls quieter and neater. But in the pursuit of this objective, the more than two hundred members contribute to the advancement of the school and themselves in many other ways. For example, the checking of lockers and inspection of passes afford added protection for people who are careless about their personal belongings. 'I'he student vvho is a member is in a position to acquire a sense of responsibility, a better under- standing of fellow students, initiative and leader- ship. lt is no mere coincidence that the names of most of the school's leaders can be found on the Honor Roll of the Pershing Service Club. .-...,... Y-Teens The purpose of the Y-Teens is to grow in body, mind, and spirit and to hold no personal grudges. The members of this club are also junior members of the Y.W.C.A. and enjoy many of the Y's privileges. Among the activities for the semester were a roller skating party, a visit to the Dodge plant, parties at .1 1 N. ROW! 1 Cleft to rightj Mary Kraljevich, inter-club counselor, Janette Sousa, treasurer, Shirley DeVore, president, Mary Manta, vice- president Florence Kralje- vich, secretary, Joan Mc- Klinsky, Pauline Suvada, social chairman. Row 2, Fdythe Comstock, Sharon Davison, Margie Hoffman, Arlene Bialik, Joan Mul- leavy, Babs Miller, Norma Schilling. Row 5, Noretta Police, Rusty Wtmlak, Irene Krishan, Robin Boiko, Anna Fouchia, VC'ilma McNair, Miss Bishop, sponsor. Row fi, Ruth Volkenborin, Joan Argiri, Eilene Knaffle, Dolores Koviak, Iva Mac Comstock, Christine Jezew- ski, Loretta Lutomski, Dolores K r a l i k, Natalie Klimecki, Helen Baldyga. ROW 1 Cleft to rightj Mrs. Cooper, sponsor, 'loan Pinkos, Joy Dreifuss, Ruth Heidemann, Henry Kolod- ziejczak, treasurer, Dorothy Battle, secretary, Virginia Saran, president, Ray Glime, vice-president, Jean Poma- ville, Suzanne Kanderian. Row 2, Jerry XY'inters, Joe Orlonwski, Shirley DeVore, Catherine Gemnel, Arnold Dreifuss, Charles Rogers. Kermit Graves, Judy Car- mean, Sylvia Binkowski, Mr. Debus. Karl Jepsen, Nancy Martin, Carol Shaw, Helen Neilson, A rl e n e Arnson, Margaret XVortlen, Jo-Ann Church, Natalie Klimecki, Shirley Schoenback, Marie Castine, Edith Sarasin. Row fi, Robert Mathes, Vernartl Taylor, Larry McConechie, Donald Curtis, Julius Tavi, Ray Skiba, Bob Killenber- ger, Don Campbell, Henry McClendon, Sam Dimaggio. Gene Y o k o m , Richard vieteli. FIRST ROW' Qleft to rightj S. Bichinoff, A. Forbes. N. Forbes, D. Lang, B. Lawson, B. hfclntyre, J. Bass, J. Hackett, C. Wil- liams, F. Blaydon, N. Tanascu, J. Heald. Second row, left to right, S. Senko, I.. Peechia G. XVilson, F. Domanski, M. Warde, P. Trojan, F. Boiko, R. Kandarian, D. Carlson, J. Joslin, F. Church, B. Bechtel, R. Glime. Third row, left to right, H. Bohn, T. Furby, Ii. Clark, B. Scarlet, M. Fouts, J. Grahm, I.. Sublett, B. Grabe, T. Vivian, R. Turnbull, R. Smerdon, C. Felker, R. Huey, J.. Fngler, A. Boyer, the Y, a dance, a picnic and a hayride Chem-Physics Club Anyone interested in making atom bombs, junior size, should have found his way to Room 311 every other Vfednesday. This room houses the Chem-Physics Club, sponsored by Mr. Earl Debus and Mrs. Fairie Cooper. The demonstrations started mildly with the making of rayon. progressed to the principles of sound, and went on to electroplating. The club calendar included ex- periments with static electricity. a field trip, and a picnic. E. Dalak. Hi-Y Club After a short lapse of two years the Hi-Y Club is again an active organization. VC'ith the largest group in its history the Hi-Y Club has maintained its standards of high Christian character. Heading this club are Paul Trojan, president, and Fred Boiko, yice-president. c GEMM M s f -. - . e Q51 Q W I 3' c. f l ' .RN Q . 0' J sf- A Xl M' Y 0 lf M' fi ' f i ii ,ty 9 D X ' Ki K , 'fgyf k l rf if ,, 5 f rs Q, Q. f fa - My , .. X w , ' , , -V ff, If , f 1 I x N CCQQZWQ, cog? y .li ,ffhmng-..: C30 , nl S I 1 NL 0' H . , Q 4- - f F9 if l ,, .4 'lf , ng 4f 1 ff-, f l f ,ja , ,a '3 M - - L- ,f at f ff Q97 LM 6,0 H 1 Q ll, , I .-,::..,oe0o H5910 N K X i x , 'QQZQX ' D' 'I I adm nu al J 'l'he Radio Guild is conducted as a complete broadcasting daily, for ZV2 hours credit. XY'eckly' dramatic programs, studio. Radio Speech fl, enrolls a student in a course newscasts, and school programs are the guild's regular of radio production, if the audition which he takes is function. acceptable. Coaching and practice is given the third hour RADIO CLUB RUXY I Qleft lo rightj .Klbert Laakso, Paul Ambros, Henry lio- lotllieiczak, president, Leo Goran, Nick Hales. Row 2, Roman Krawec, Robert Aronson, sponsor. Glenn Dodge, Chester XY,2i5llilC- wicz. XVilliam Kulczynski. 0 o i...Y , , ,. A . v o fl l RADIO GUILD RUXY' I Qlelt to rightj XX'inilretl XVood, Sheila Maule, station mana- ger, john Matthes, publicity manager, j. H. Wfillson, Kermit Graves. program director, Bruce llerbert, guild manager. Row 1. Milan Marich, Diary' Hucmk, Betty' Northam, Carolyn Stuart, bloann Sharkey, Barbara Steinhuer, Odell Taylor. Row 3, Eileen Von Q Gruenigen, Phyllis Von Gruenigen, Betty' Slowinski, Anita Page, Rose Rohmer, Dorothy Battle, Virginia XVolniewicz. Row Ai, Yvonne Cofer, Anne Shakespeare, jerry XVinters, julius Tavi, Robert Rink, ' XVillie Mae Royal, jean Bartlett. n Ei 3 it fggt X t' Chron ROW' 1 Cla-lt to rightj Barbara llcan, news editor. Lois Ann Chlopan, girls' sportx editor, lion Beattie. sports editor. joan Pinkos. editor-in'chief, -lane Gray, fashion editor. jean Bartlett, feature editor. Dolores Swahon, Ruth Heitlemann. Row 2. Bernice Dillard. Stewart Patterson. Catherine Cicmmel, Betty Cork. joy Dreifun, Olivia lioril. Nina Kfarmisino, -Ioan Davenport. Bcity Spctltling. Row f h1f1Btr5lting Qlhrnnirlt .. ,. . t. lr'olJce t Counci' ---- f 'T ces lry- -. n . Q MM. ners i wwf-W if UE! M RRIER W d F621 t. I1 Dalak lla lillllww - .. at ut vat ll x ws fd f A - - ' Slnlv yw MLM -J N. 7 V ROXN 1 s cc Bolo H c oan Pxnlcos C lorni Owcns Stuc Blthnnoff lxow S Slut Scn o Bob lxlllcnbcrgrcr lim Chcrrx Brucc Hcrbcrt Nr Dtllk sponsor Sportsmanship Council Dxd xou scc thc box gurl game or wonder who worked to proude and muntun the P A at Pershmgs baslcetbxll con tests? These :rc onlx two of the jobs sour PSC hts tackled I'h1s group ms p xrt of the cm wlde organlzatlon to promote better fcelnng IH sport contests among Detro1t hlgh schools The Creahve Wrmng Club The Crextne XX'r1t1ng 1 lub of Pershing was orglnued for the purpose of promotnng good wrxtmg slanted toward 7Llbl1Citl0I'l ln school md local nuers I'he club meets l l I Sw Ulf' ho -63, 'N ...rv XV I l ft no r g,l1l lar ss ll1rr1ctLnwso Xclr 1 Harland Langclon 'Icrrx xxlLllNNlxl Imc cclnac bharon SPOHNUI' Dawson lrmccs Puxcula Row 5 Bclu XX1lson Llllldll Paxkouc Don 31. lcnrx lo IN llcmclcl Mir wsl-cl Pu SI1llIl1Ll Il1lI1 wcclxlx to discuss md crmcuc thc wutmgs ot thc mcmbers who read thelr selections bcforc thc group 'Sims soclal exents Ire pursued The outstmdlng 5OClll cxcnt w 15 the l lster p lrtx On the progr 1m was a readmf, Yonder Ascends the Moon a melodrama wrltten bs a member, Benedlct Markowskn The IIIXIIJIIOUS orlgmated wlth Donna Plrsons md were printed on egg shaped colored p zpcr of p nstel shades There were colorful and dCllLlOU5 refreshmcnts Hxghllghtmg the afternoon was the fact that becausc thc school was crowded that das the p xru w as held ln the smctuarx of the Teacher s lunchroom 1 domaxn whlch fcw students ex er are prnnleged to enter i M, Q . 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' ' ' , 2 . 2 ' 2 K' 'a ' z ' K' ' - V ' ' - , -, . 2 f ' r ' A 1 - - 1 ' Y' ' 2 ' ' z 'a 1 ' ' . .J 'Y Debafers ROW 1 Cleft to rightj Virginia Satan, Florence Dombrowski, Kenneth Copp. Richard Learmont, Lois Ann Chlopan Thcodorc joan Pinkos, Catherine Archambeau, Carol Hodge, Catherine Baruch, coach. Gemmel. Row Z, Kermit Graves, Bill Mclntyrc, Bruce Herbert, reedom of Expression A Year of Championships The 1947-48 forensic season will go down in history as one of the most glorious in Pershing's career. Three golden firsts studded a suc- cessful and exciting year-the American Legion city oratorical title, the Hearst Oratorical metropolitan championship, and that pinnacle of every debater's dreams-the state champion- ship finals. The debaters opened the season with the largest and strongest squad in Pershing's history. Nine of the thirteen members won their spurs in interscholastic competition. Catherine Archambeau, Lois Ann Chlopan, Kenneth Copp, Florence Dombrowski, Catherine Gemmel, Kermit Graves, Bruce Herbert, Carol Hodge, Richard Learmont, Ruth McGregor, William Mclntyre, .Ioan Pinkos, and Virginia Satan comprised the roster. In the four rounds of the general schedule, the squad split decisions with Ann Arbor, trounced Melvindale and River Rouge twice each, and then in turn was whipped twice by Lansing Eastern. In the Bi-County League schedule, Ferndale was beaten twice, and split decisions were obtained against U. of D. High and Hazel Park. This left the squad with a preliminary season record of nine victories and five defeats, enough to qualify them for the elimination series. In the district tournament held at De La Salle. Pershing's duo of Carol Hodge and Joan Pinkos swept to three successive victories in one afternoon. Ypsilanti Central was stopped 3 to 0, De La Salle was overwhelmed by an- other unanimous judges' decision, and Per- Forensic Follies The Ferocious Four furnished the barbershop music for thc lorcnslt Follies on March 4 and 5 on the auditorium stage. fLeft to rightl Bill Mclntyre, john Matthes, Bruce Herbert, and Kermit Graves shing's ancient nemcsis-Hamtramck-was whipped for the district title 2 to 1, in sweet revenge for the Cosmos' triumph of last year in the same situation. In the quarter finals, the girls went on to beat Plymouth 2 to 1, and in the semi-finals Albion was defeated, also by Z to 1. With five successive wins to their credit, Carol and 'Ioan met Lansing Eastern for the state title at Rackham Auditorium in Ann Arbor and staged a scintillating display of delivery, logic, evidence, and aggressive attack. Fate, however, denied them the decision 2 to I. Nevertheless, the girls received gold watches from the Free Press and the school a bronze trophy from the University of Michigan. The season's record was closed with fourteen wins in twenty debates, a percentage of .700. Kermit Graves continued the victory streak by taking the American Legion district and zone titles in oratory and extempore speaking and placing third in the state finals, to win a total of S155 in prizes. Bill McIntyre then joined the parade of victors by winning the district, high school, and city titles in the Hearst Contest with his stirring oration on Citizen Ben Franklinf, In the traditional school forensic contests, jean Piolowski won declamation honors, joan Pinkos retained her ex- tempore speaking crown, Shirley Devore won her third school title, this time in interpretative reading, and Natalie Klimecki took the oratorical laurels. In the district con- tests against Hamtramck, Hazel Park, and Northeastern, Pershing took three out of four firsts, dominating the picture for the third successive year. Oretta Davis won in declamation, Shirley in interp , and Robert Mollar in oratory. In the regional finals Pershing failed to place for the first time since 1944, the law of averages finally catching up with an institution that had Uhogged' forensic honors completely during the early Part of the year. As we go to press, Bill McIntyre is busily preparing for the Midwest Hearst contest in Chicago, joan Pinkos and Virginia Saran are boning up for the Free Press 32500 debate scholarship competition, and Carol Hodge is get- ting ready to represent Pershing in the Century of Progress Club contest for the second successive year. These people will try to add luster to a record already crowned with nine titles in interscholastic competition. Pershing has become the school to beat in forensics. From now on her speech representatives have a great tradition to culti- vate and maintain. Forensic Follies TOP ROXV fleft to rightj Bruce Herbert, master of ceremonies, jean Bartlett, Willie Mae Royal, Marchie lfccko. Seated, joan Sherman, Maxine Nlcl7annel. Pat Skupny, 'Indy Carmean. DEBATING CHAMPS Carol Hodge and joan Pinkos spent many hours in practice debate before winning their way to become Per- shing's first state finalists. Forensic Honors LEFT TO RIGHT, Joan Pinkos, Carol Hodge, Robert Mollar, Shirley Devore, Natalie Klimicki, jean Piolowski, Oretta Davis. Creahve Wrlhng Award Wmners BOTTOM ROW Qleft to rtghtj Harland Langdon joan Saran Third Royy Shelxa Maulc Paulmt Russell Pu Pmkos Sylyla Bmkowskl Joanna Sharkey Ruth Hexdemann Brooks jean Bartlett Brute Herbcrt Don Beattxe Fdward Pearl Farley Shlrlcy Reedy Second Row Carol Hodge lxlasny Paulmc Gogota Caryl Shaw Theresa Sthvyelnmger Xtrpmn Wlnnlng 27 awards ln the Detrolt News sponsored South eastern M1ch1gan Regwnal Scholastrc Wrrtrng Awards Contests Pershlng students were nosed out of f1rst place 1n the dlstrlct by Cooley with 29 Pershlng took 11 keys and 16 honorable mentions Sylvla Bmkowskx made the best showlng by taking a key award for her communlty service report and another key for her review ln the journalism fleld Pershnng took the regional cham pxonshnp with 15 awards Nearest competxtors were Cen tral and Cass w1th elght each and Redford and l-astern with sey en each Regional winners, both key award wlnners and honorable mentnons, were honored at an Awards Presentat1on Pro gram at the Rackham lzducatlon Memorlal Bulldmg The award yymnmg works of the students were sent to the natxonal phase of the contest sponsored by Scholastic Magazlne at New York Clty Slx Pershmg students won natlonal awards Sylyla Bm kOW5kl recelved fourth place award of f1W6 dollars from the Sury ey Graphlc Magazme ln New York Clty Barbara Dean recely ed honorable mentxon for her column Walkxe Talkne, Don Beattie, honorable mentxon for hrs sports artlcles, Rrchard Purzer honorable mentlon for hls feature story V1rg1n1a Saran commendatlon for her short story md Fdward Klasny commendatxon for hrs hterlry artxcle The Reglonal wmners were Lommunlty Seryxce Report key 1w1rdSylyla Bmkowskl Humor key award tmes tlonal Letter W'r1t1ng key award, Paulme Cogotl fherest Schwenlnger HlSf0flCll Artncle key awxrd Gwendolyn Anderson, Literary Artncle key lwtrd ld yy trd lxlasny, Radlo Scrxpt Class B honorable mentlon Bruce Herbert oanna Sharkey Revlew key award Sylvla Bmkowskl Short Story key award Helen Sod rowskl honorable mentlon, V1rg1n1a Saran, ournallsm Column key award Stephanxe W1llldmS, honorable men tion Barbara Dean, Feature key award Paulme Russel, honorable mentxon, Elya Behrendt, Patrxcla Brooks, Ruth Heldemann, News Story key award Doreen Goyer, hon orable mentlon, ean Bartlett, Patrlcla Brooks, Richard Purzer, Joan Pmkos, Frances Patycula Sports honorable mentxon, Don Beattie, Harland Langdon ' . , S . . ' V' L' ', .V ' t . ' 2- tl, 'A Y l V.. , i., g 7 T. I 1 , ' I , , 4 V1 V . J . - I Q' Q .V VT. ,. y. .' 1 I I -- 1 - , I - r . Q f ' v v . . Iv. - ' , , 1 ' 'Q ' '. 2 . ', y, ' ' ' 1 Q' . ' 4. R K y , ,Z ' Y 'Q -, , , . 3 JZ - A U . ' Rollbuhlerg honorable mention-Bessie Poulosg Interna- ' 7 ' I Q ' ' ' , ' ' i v , , , ' ' 1, . '. ' S ' ' 2 ' 1 ' '1 ' -' ' ' 2 . - r V 1 a , I . l ' , . . . Z V 1 , ' . f ' 1 . ' , 1 il L Z 2770 K 9 '-lil, reedom of jonqnetition x.c,4i,..'? 'il11u1,.f M 'M-' I f ,x A ' lv -ff f Of N ff' . J' :Q W-M PIP f if U' H '11 ' QMN de 3' X . X V X Kp' K ' NA LL' U, RJ I f e i' , HV 'I t N .UI f Ji ' ' 5 .1 L I' ' ,ALF ' N, 1 in 'I .rl V Cheerleaders LEFT T0 RIGHT Shirley Hcihcr. jack Fnglar, Dolores Hammakcr, Ray Glimc, Mary Ann Slvvp. Bruce Ilcrlvvrx, judy Cnrlncnn. ra Games Won and Lost 'I fn' fifif December 5 Hamtramck . December 12 Cass ......,.....,. December 19 Denby january 9 Miller ..... January 16 Alumni ....... january 23 Northern ......... january 50 Southeastern . February 3 Northeastern . February 6 Eastern ....,..,... Februarv 13 Northwestern February 19 Chatlsey ...... . I1lllIll7l'l' rcju'c5w1I,r Pl'l'.Vl7ll1g'5 non Basketball - Boys Varsity ROXV I Qleft to rightj Coach Dalak, Frank Domanski, D. Muha, Earl johnson, Steve Bichinoff, Tom Meltzer. Row 2, Mickey Fouts, Harry Beall, Bill Bruton, George Dishman, Bernard Grabc, Leonartl Pecchia. Donaltl Sochowicz. Boys Basketball Reserves RUXY l Qlelt to rightj Frank Panski, Davitl Gibson, joel Hackett, Al Forbes, jack Gugcl. Row 2, Hugh Miles, Robert Turnbull, Gayle Wilstmn, Ted Kwiatkowski, Jack Fnglar, Norm Grabner, Coach Dalak. Row 3, Bill Kneisler, George DeLorean. Lawrence Langston, Tarcisio Vivian, Fred Yorloff, Robert Wessell. Row Ai, liarl Clark, jim Graham, Norman Duclzik, Homer Bohn, Bill Scarlet, Bob Pascoe, Gary Morris. 24-32 Z5-All tio-AH 24-56 34-AH 38-St 5-i-55 44-35 55-311 28-29 ,ii-:S vtternwn 's fluh The Lettermen's Club consists of Pershing boys who have won a varsity athletic award. To become a member, one must pledge himself to the organization by upholding the articles of the constitution, payment of club member- ship fee of seventy-five cents per year, fmembership card Leffermans Club ROXV 1 Cleft to rightj Eddie Mikolaski, jim Cherry, jerry Smela, john Matthes, vice-presi- dent, Dan Mic, president. Steve Senko, secretary, and treasurer, Larry Sublett. Row 2, Bill Mclntyre, Ray Skiba, Gerald Lakotish, Richard Klimecki, Bill Christ, Fred Boiko. Row 5, Alfred Boyer, Frank Soave, Bob XVeider, Sammy Argiri, Ernest Pasvant, john XVatkins. Row -i, Paul Trojan, George Buhler, George David, Mitchell Wards, Earl Church. admits club members to all home athletic tontestsl md other satisfactory initation routines. Lettermen are cognizant of the value of good sports manship and strive to entertain this practice both off Incl on the field. Girls Basketball RUXX' I tlelt to flglll, Maryann Hclli, Audrey Parker, Barbara -lacobi, Gloria Owens, Captain, Dolores Taylor, janet Bell, Lois Ann Chlopan, Anita Page. Row Z, Mrs. Schmid, sponsonr. Florence Kraljevich. blary Lou Schlage, Margaret Innes, Rosemarie Stojanovich, Yvonne Stewart, Adrienne Giasper, Pat McDannel, Frances Napotnik. Row 5, Sally Sproule, Doris Harms, Helen Martuneac, Rollene Perry, jean Louzon, Betty Bennet, Gwili Ford, Eileen Suciu, Sharon Davison. Row 4, Barbara Jones, Lenora Smith, julia Schvarckopf, Olga Svalya, Sephanie Zawadzki, Lucille Halanski, Victoria I-lalanski, Elinor Baker, Rena Fairley, Marilyn Karpuk. Gerald Lakotish, Joe Zechichi, Alben Willianis, Ray Kopchak, Ken Hanson, XVilbur McPherson, Michael ZW Haddad, Coach. Girls Tennis Squad -: 'a ' STANDING left to right: Miss Alice Bishop, coach, Mary Ann Karash, Sheila Maule fcaptainj, Christine Theodoroff, Gwili Ford, Betsy Rabat, Mary Lou Schlage, Victoria Halanski, Marilyn Karpuk. KNEELING left to right: Mary Misheff, Anita Page, Barbara Jacobi, Lucille Halanski, Mercedes Northam. ACTION SHOT: Anita Page and Barbara Jacobi. Q9 Boys Golf wc' q., IVA .gamma QEWN if . ,. w Team . . TOP ROW fleft to rightj james Orr, Henry Poznanski, Jerome Cooper, David Beaty, Andrew Chester, Elton Luckritz, Rohert Pascoe, john Gusler, Nelson Pageau. THIRD ROXV fleft to right? C. L. Holmes, Charles Bette, Kenneth Hudson, Roy Belhorn, Orlin jones, Carl Kelker, Fred Wfilliams, Willianm Fekety, Kenneth Groce, Thornton jackson, George Balazich, Larry Sublett, Carl Saunders, Harry Neill. SECOND ROW' fleft to rightl Richard Oren. john NVatkins, Paul Trojan, Conrad Banat, Ray Skiba, Mike Babiuk, Sam Argiri, Steve Senko, Maurice Vaughn, XY7illl8Il1 Gleason, Mitchell XVarde, Earl Church. FIRST ROXV fbottomj Cleft to rightl julian Bass, james Congolliere, Ronald Killenberger, john Bastianelli, Robert Lawson. ' P' ,Mm Baseball Team TOP ROW fleft to rrghtj Coach Capps Eddre Krlzman Burr Ostby Eugene Lasko Rrchard Dove George Davld Howard Fox Marvm Dybowskr Ed Mlkolasrk ROW 2 Larry Nault james Cherry Leonard Pecchra Frank Domanskl Fred Boxko Don L1psk1 Gerald Demann David Glbson ROW 3 B111 Hydur frnanagerj Paul Craverllla Coleman Gray james Prper Robert Maglrch Nxck Romnuk Rlchard Lohmann Boys Tennis Squad LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Smelrzer Albert Mandel Arnold Drerf ss Bnll McIntyre Rrchard Lusczkzl Tom Yates Richard Sage , fi , f 3 - , . I ' . V fr V N ,' Q ' K , n A L' V 1 A , X I E ff . - ., V , , E ef V ...Q Q K A ff . . ja ,N f, ' uf, A ' . ,M O 1 vw' I Af Us . 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Ari Adviser ..,,,. ,,...... . .4,.........., IN Irs. Vera Mathes Sjmrlx ,.,...,........ ...... D on Beattie, Harland Langdon 'I'-ypiug and copy ..,........,,....,.........,.,................,...,...,....4 Barbara Dean, .lean Bartlett, joan Pinkos, Betty XVilson, janet Bell. I . , ' I mnfruululg ......, Business Adviser ...,... IIHFIIIII1' Direrlnr .,..,.. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ray Turkawski, Harland Langdon, Rose Marie Tandeski, Norma Cruse, janet Bell, Don Beattie, Betty Wilson, Catherine Gemmel, Jean Bartlett, joan Pinkos, Pat Brooks, Dorothy Lytle, Irene Krishan, Edith Cupelli, Barbara Dean, Don Curtis, Editor-in-Chief, Mrs. Vera Mathes, art instructor, and Leo Cheslak. iff .Z Direction of Olivia lforil Mr. Earl Potter Mr. Alfred jones RIDING THE RODS: Nina Carmisino, Eve Hershey, Bernice Dillard, Theresa Wacklawfski. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The editors wish to thank Margaret O'Neill of the American Heritage Foundation for her pictures of THE FREEDOM TRAIN for use with our themeg Mrs. Vera Mathes, art teacher, for her fine cooperationg sponsors of Pershing clubs and organizations, and all who worked in any way to make this june '48 Parade a book of memories. Xi, I f 1 ,f X 1- f -I 7? if ul fa Z fp X ,,,u , ,qui mx - i Z1 K 0a,,,7f,44l 0.,ffC, Rf' Autographs . . pclfffw, XJ ire.. xiii ...egg X , bxx JE, 'S- -XX COMMUNITY MUSIC SCHOOL 268 70 East Forest Avenue Licensed by the Mlchlgan State Board of Education AND IS approved for the trammg and vocational rehabllltatlon of returnmg servicemen and women under the G I Bull IPubIlc Law No 346I Also approved by the STATE BOARD OF CONTROL for VOCATIONAL EDUCATION As a rehablhtatlon center for handicapped persons INSTRUCTIONS IN ALL BRANCHES OF MUSIC TEmpIe 2 0044 TErrace 2 9536 GLADYS WADE DILLARD, Director and Founder 7 E p f' ff V 3 I, A JC, I ff if uf J 'D fn V-, A fu ff' ' ' 1 I Af.: . -1 I ' A I ff? 1' lbgjafs! x I - taf QA I we p p 1 'fx if I NI- A Xx W JO fx hr. v f-iff V, IJ 1 I ' 1 I I if I , , 1,2- ' ' ll . .Tl gr, It's Smart to Have The Right Equlpment Thcrts a tlntterentc when wu know tour equipment ts r11.,ht That cxtra conhdence ts a tough spot thats needed to um and the added ltft of reallzxng that xou look xour best uhxlc doing, COMPLETE TEAM OUTFITTERS If X011 are ll'lICI'CSICd 1I'l Iiillll C'QUlpIl'l6IlI we IIIXIIC YOU to Frenth who vull shows sou the latest cqutpment for outtlttmg tour team Or better stnll just phone WO 2 4300 and ask John for a date io, uni te 5 ft F! 5 4 nite 'EEG H525 35153222 Walsh lnstvtute of Accountancy was organized more than a quarter century ago to teach natuonally recognized Pace Courses In Accoun tancy and Busmess Admmtstratton A a spectaltst nn thus field Walsh has demonstrated through the success of tts students that specultza tson pays Hugh school graduates who prepare themselves nn Accountancy canllook forward to conttnutng employment with many and varied opportuntttes for advancement to postttons of trust and resp nstblllty at good salarles Regustratlon for Fall classes In day or eventng school begtns on June l l948 Fall classes wall begun September 13 l948 Regtstratuon should be made as early as possnble to secure a class place Walsh lnstltute of Accountancy A Professronal School of Accountancy and Business Administration 120 Madnson Ave Detroit 26 Much CA 5136 Fha flbershzrtg Qfzllumnl cSASSOCldIlO71 congratulates the June grad uates, more than three hun dred of whom are welcomed 88 ITICITIBCTS. 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