Roosevelt High School - Wy Hi Yearbook (Wyandotte, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1938 volume:

'F h.. 2 I WV'H I 1 jmmories of the Cgjheoaore Clfoosevelt S7-ligh School WYANDOTTE, MICHIGAN NINETEEN THIRTY EIGHT THEODORE ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL T IS pleasant to look back on these high school days so crammed with work and tun-to re- member one's high school friends, teachers, and classes. Let this book serve as a magic looking- glass which will enable us in future years to return whenever We may desire to the scenes and acquaintances at Roosevelt High School. Though the passage ot time may make our memories less clear, this book should aid us in creating a bright picture of these tour busy and happy years. ADMINISTRATICN PRINCIPAL R, C. l. WHITNEY, principal, has among his various duties the task of making out the schedules by which the teachers enroll the students each semester. As administrative head he is responsible tor the policies of the high school and for the type of instructional and ex- tracurricular activities at Roosevelt. DEAN OF GIRLS MISS RUIE PINNEY, dean of the girls, issues excuses, gives advice to the girls, and aids them when they are looking tor employ- ment. ASST. PRINCIPAL R O G HENNEY assistant principal, is- ganization and class affairs is b sues absentee excuses to the boys and He also has charge of the rese tardy excuses to all students. Money from or- track tearn. CLASS RCOM SCENES 141 LIBRARY Approximately 5,500 books are available in the Roosevelt High School li- brary. These include gen- eral and special reference Volumes and fiction books to suit the taste ot all types of student readers. MATHEMATICS TYPIN G Students who plan to enter engineering college or other Vocations that de- mand skill in mathematics usually take algebra, ge- ometry, solid geometry, and trigonometry. Com- mercial and general course students usually study commercial arithmetic or general mathematics. Students learn to be pro- ficient and accurate typists through daily lessons, drill, and speed tests, with a re- quired speed of fifty Words a minute in typing IV. COOKING IOURNALISM Students here study nutrition values and dietary requirements, and discuss the purchasing of food to the best ad- vantage. They gain fundamental skill in the art oi preparing and serving foods, climaxing their work with teas, lunch- eons, and more elaborate full-course meals served to visiting guests. The journalism class publishes the Wy-News publication, a bi-Weekly, which each student receives tree. The news, features, and puzzles are all cre- ated and edited by students. CHEMISTRY DRAFTING Through experiments in the chemis- try laboratory application is made of the knowledge which students obtain from their class discussions. Mechanical drawing is a basic train- ing for all kinds of modern industrial work. The boys here learn how to use and to make blue prints and investigate the various specialized tields of work in which this skill is applied. ART MACHINE SHOP Students in art may work with oils, pastels, water colors, sculpture, or pen and ink. The art classes make the scen- ery tor the plays and decorations tor the dances. They aid in providing ar- tistic advertising for the many extra- curricular activities of the school year. Beginning students start with sheet and scrap metal projects. Advance stu- dents make models ot machines, tools, and clamps in learning the operations of the lathes, milling machines, and other apparatus provided. SENIOR BAND The Senior Bands activities are simi- lar to those of Senior Orchestra. The Marching Band makes appearances at athletic contests and in civic parades. The officers in l937-l938 were David Rucker, president: Bill Knapp, secretary: Louis Kovach and Paul Bowersox, stage managers: and William Hardy and Stan- ley Romentowslci, librarians. Drum Ma- jor was Thomas lohnson. Cecelia Vtfro- blewski and Fay Robinson were the sponsorettes. ORCHESTRA The Senior Orchestra, composed of fifty members, presents concerts and gives an annual assembly program. losephine Degtiarick was the presldent in l937-l938. MUSIC -- CHOIR The Choir appears in many of the assernblies throughout the year and al- ways sings at graduation exercises. The members perform without an accom- panist. Community appearances are made at churches and meetings of local clubs. CLASS OF IANUARY 1938 OFFICERS HONORS SPONSORS ALFRED ZESCHIN IEAN HOUSTON WARREN HIGBY VIRGINIA COBB Preszdent Vrce President Secretary Treasurer STANLEY IOHNS IEAN HOUSTON DEVA FISHER Hrqhesl Second Thxrd MR G F HACKER MISS ESTHER KERN Nofrio Aliano William H. Armstrong Ir. Vernon A. Arthurton Helen Baker Donald R. Bauer Leona Bazydlo Mary I. Beattie Marion Campbell Elizabeth Chuklin Robert Clements Martha A. Craigie lack V. Dahlka Kathleen L. Feller Deva I. Fisher Mildred A. Foster Robert H. Fox Louis I. Gerth Virginia M. Gobb hi- Gust Gustafson Earl W. Hesburn Warren I. Higby Harold Hill lean D. Houston Stanley Iohns GRADUATES Virginia L. Iohnson lune H. McDonald Eleanore K. Motyka William I. Reinka Thomas I. Iohnson Ruth M. McGunaqIe Victoria Noviski Helen I. Rice Steven M. Laicsek Iohn W. Mcl-Iattie Virginia M. O'Sullivan Eugene A. Richards Arthur I. Lear George A. McLaughlin Virginia R. Pearson Leonard W. Robinson Neil I. MacLel1an Ioseph G. Moore, Ir. Richard H. Phelps Doris F. Schuster Henry C. Marquardt Charles L. Martin lohn E. Purdy Alireda Schwartz GRADUATES lack Sendelbaugh Edstel I. Stewari Cecilia Tomich Mildred I. Weaver Mary E. Smiika Eugene E. Taylor Dorothy H. Vick Ralph I. Wegienka Mary F. Smiegel Iames H. Thomson. Ir. Allen G. Ward Alfred E. Zeschin Iune P. Thon Dorothy Watts NO PICTURES William Ielascity Mary Lana GRADUATES HONORS N.H.S.H.S. fl y I R. HONOR SOC. E. Addy B. Chucklin K. Feller D. Fisher W. Hiqby I. Houston S. lol-ms D. Reidy L. Robinson E. Shultz Front Row: M. Steele, A. Upton, R. lcxmes, M. Davie, H. Severance, S. Kephcxrt, O. Second Row: B. Johnson. M. Richards, R. Reidy, D. Guss, Z. Matkovich, M. Brown, E. I. Johnson. Back Row: I. Thomas, G. Robert, W. Knapp, L. Ginqruss, H. Sheppard. L. Smock, M. IUNE HONOR GROUPS ECOGNITION tor scholastic achievement and service to the school is to students by their election to the Iunior Honor Society and N Honor Society. Publication workers earn membership to the Quill and the International Honor Society for High School Iournalists. Acting pr is rewarded by membership in the National Thespians. Activity letters are awarded to students for participation in forensic, and literary competition. Block awards are given tor excellence in to varsity team members. AROUND SCHOOL FOOTBALL SWIMMING BASKETBALL OPPONENT East Detrott Ferndale Mt Clemen Royal Oak Grosse Pomt Monroe Rrv r Rouq Fordson OPPONENT Royal Oak Trenton Rrver Rouqe Mt Clemens Grosse Pomte Ypsrlantr Central Forclson Ypsrlantt Roosevelt Trenton OPPOIN EI T Ecorse Mt Clemens Royal Oak Fordson Rrv r Rouqe Monro Grosse Potnte Grosse Pornte Royal Oak Monro Ferndale Forclson Mt Clemens East Detrort DLA CE QI t er th r er here there there PLACE er th re here ther there there here here here PLACL the e er there there er here th re here here there the e here there ther DATF Sept mber l8 September 25 O tober l Gctober l5 Gctcber G tober November 8 Novemb r l3 DAE lanuary lanuary lanuary lanuary lanuary lanuary F bruary ll February l8 February 25 March 8 DATE December 3 December lU December l4 lanuary 7 lanuary ll january l4 lanuary 28 February February F bru ry February February F bruary February 28 12 XJYD JYI, XYD Y , A , opp. ' ' .................... h, e ........ o e ..... 2 O 2c.....O 5 . s ................... h e ........ c ....... 2l U ' e .................. h, e ,....... 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Reiqer, l. Lewis, E. Pointkowski, S. Niko- dernski, Coach G. Henderson BASKETBALL Frcnf Raw: lflgr. ll. Altncse, M. Par' fish, B, Kaul, YJ. Tacker, l. Sekrnis- trz, l. Duqan, Ccach Haqadone, Mgr. E. Keehn Back Fcwz Gcqclcwslci, C. Grahl, C. Eell, D, fheil, E. Hzffhiens, B. T , .. .carnecfci CLUBS COMMERCIAL CLUB Front Row: E. Tucker, M. Hennard, C. Szachowicz, B. Tornczak, H. Moye, H. Raqen, D. Dickman, D. Draeqer, B. Nietert, D. Mawson, Second Row: T. Kobuszewski, D. Reidy, I. Poqorel, H. Pyszko, D. Phillips, M. Slusne, L. Draeger, E. Froom, V. Humphreys, C. Wroblewski, P. Wouczyna Third Row: P. Zinniel, S. Wlodkowski, V. Ianas, F. Hostman, B. Kneip, C. Bazydlo, F. Biqham, V. Sale-ski, M. Skrypiec, H. Srnieqel, M. Almose, H. Upton, Miss Walker Back ROW: A. Duehr, M. Clark, E. McBride, I, Stepaniak, E. Konopka, H. Samacki, S. Forbes, I. Dryhurst, I. Craiqie, B. Tubb, I. Vick, H, Dickman, E. Smith INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP CLUB Iones, P. Lutes, H. Cicotte, M. Butler, M Ebendiclc, M. Iaqer, A. Patchin Second Row: S Iaqiello, E. Kornackie, F. Host man, D. Geyser, B. Cookson, E. Pointkowski R. Lowler, Z. Rishell, M. Hardegqer, I. Har riot, Miss Smart Third Row: A. Zinniel, M. Koitz, B. Steffka, P Bowersox, M. Geyser, W. Ambrose, P Iohnston, M. Warner, E. McBride, D, Ringo Back Row: Y. Schwartz, E. Sutliff, M. Buaqh man, I. Grada, H. Seraph, R. Scheffer, S Stahlin, D. Linenfelser W-CLUB Front Row: E. Fisher, A. Gordish, E. F kowski, W. Podqorski, L. LaFrance Hatch, H. Goqolowski Second Row E Keehn D LeCla1r T K D. Conway, N. MacNe1l, W. Kolakow Coach Haqadone Back Row: I. Sekmister, G. Reichwaqe, Schrecke, B. Bowden, W. Tucker, E Aniol, Zuk Front Row: M. Snow, B. Moore, A. Seraph, K. .1 I STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE GIRL SCOUTS Pram Row: I. Carson, B. Labadie, D Rogers, M. Mahoney, I. Barnptcn, E Simgn, L. Lameri, I. Csrinirs. Seccrid Flaw: Miss Hicks, C, Siqler, H Vliicox, C. Vlindes, F, Prezdziecki, L Graf, O. Pearce, E. Fzbgnszn, P. 'White Back Row: G. TrcmI:QeY, I. Riede, M Richards, D. Gass, C. Tfroblewski, I Q ' CV J Ii T ' 1' H ' ECIEVC .ICT 1. Lffmif., .-r. .JELY SENIOR GIRL RESERVES Fr rgt Rzwz H. Rage-ri, il. lffjxe, B. Ciirirgizp, D, Fisher, R. Slcarzf, D. Macfiecrge D. Pniiigzs, D. Reifly, A. C.e:tie:i's E. Ffhxltgr, E. Pro.: B. Siznfri, M. Sawyer Lf. EE ezts Sr'-cuirial Row: V. Pearson, H fl i Stwflez, lf. Rishe.. i. rwiifw, B. Iohnszfn D. liaznlett, I. rlhoriias, V. if I lvs, lvl. Asrrils, rf. lvl. Skrypiec, Ii fjriiicqfi, D. lxflauritlio l.irui lfiiss Q5l.ii'.-'. frynalsa, I. liairrs P.. Sriif. Hi. Friedrtiari, K PL-ters B. Yacl-1, lv. I. .rgrg Dickriiafi, iff. l'.Qk'e. I. Greenfield, M. Y' Srizgfrrgel, Cz:i'.',ra'f rl. Schaffi-: R lawierico, Iarizzi, E. Addy, M Haddock Back Raw: M. Fcstcr, K. Faber, R. Fairchild, D. Vick, B. Niflf-rr, R. McGunaqle, S. Forbes, B. S. Kioocr, 0. Kowalski, D. Swart, R. Shonii, Ionas, P. Thomp- swrp, L. Draeqer, I. Vick, D. Drckrnan, H. ijsmriinq, N. Erlias L. Howe TORCH CLUB Front Row: B. Lherauli KV. Mawdirt, P. Firnschild, B. Richards, F. Putz, R. l,e'.'el1.' Clements, Dailinq Second Row: I. Kaul, B. Koons, VJ. Knapp, P. Williams, L. Rogers, E Wardell, C. 'Wilson Third Row: C. Schaffer, F. Brohl, N. Kaczarowski, E lo L. Smith, . Tirnrns, B, Van linker, V. Moe..- ring Back Row: I. Vtfhite, S. Tarnoif, D. Locker, B. Adair, R. Mills, R. Schwochow, R. Heiman, A. Bffauparlant, I. Wioclaw HI-Y CLUB Front Row: G. Rcloerts, R. Hodson, I. Beal, S. IvVO'.1CZ'y'Hd, K. Dowling, I. Lorencz, F. Raws- rhcrne Second Row: L. Srnock, C. Dalek, S. Podolsky, N. Hedrick, R. Briqhton, R Giebel, D. Branch Third Row: Mr. Barnard, I. Grequrich, D. Smith E. Domaqalski, I. Noyce, E. Morrison, I. Schael fer, R. Hartz Back Row: K. Brighton, R. Sheppard, F. Clark EV. Rieqer, I. Merrill, R. Rieqer, R. Hedrick, N Kotyk IUNIOR GIRL RESERVES Front RCW: L. Carroll, B. Burns, P. Fisher, R. Iackson, H. Vfilcox, B. Dean, F '.'.'hitehead, D. Rcqers, P. Vfhite, I. Lakin, M. Davie, B. Hunter, B. Carroll Second Row: D. Robbins, P. Miles, M. Patrick, E. Dolce, P. Bailey, K. Schultz S. Beckett, I. Gischler, H. Erxleben, E. Sutliii, I. Netcher Third Row: I. Armstron , B. Dor H. B t M. Ek d' k S. K l E Q IBUCG, OS CW, LGU IC , BU , Holliday, E. Crutcher, D. Ringo, B. Norberry, D. LaPrance, D. Carroll, C. Burke Ff- .curth Row: Miss Orcutt, S. Murphy, V. Shurmur, V. McGee, VJ. Vlfitt, L Boettner, R. Hiblolen, P Linn, C. Przybylski, N. Predericks, B. Robinson, N Taylor, I. Peters, R. Iames M. Plnio, H. Schwartz, I. Daniel, V. Hattis, lvf Hawk, S. Kephart, A. Harriacher, B. Carroll, B. Arrient, Miss Black. Back Row: C. Windes, K. Smith, l. Ellison, I. Iohnson, I. Parkinson, C. Singles P. English, P. Iohnson, M. Mueller, E. Sutliff, S. Hedrick, D. Westbrook, V Malindzak, L. Halstead, I. McLaughlin, B. Shinqletcn, G. Schorifield TEDDY BEAR Front Row: H. Harris, S. Poe-1, P. Zinnial, M. Fried' TDGR Second Row: O. Kowalski, R. Sloan , B. Final, M. Slusrie, A. Grequrich. D. MacGoorqe Back Row: Miss Finney, D. Please, E. Korliki S. Pcdolsky, E. Brighton RIFLE CLUB Front Row: R. Shorik, I. Grequrich, E. Poiritkcxl- ski, I. Sova, D. Swart Second Row: T, Kobuszewski, K. Glatz, L. Horn, M. lelacsity, B. Tornczak, Miss Fox Back Row: H. Gossetl, M. Golieen, L, Elliott, A. Grequrich, P. VJcuczyna RADIO Front Row: B. Kunze, H, Branch, l. Ganzberqer Second Rcw: A. Uroda, E. Richards, A. Knapp, K Vv'ar dell, F, DeCosler Back Row: Mr. lones, l. Dugan, D. Taylor, R Burson, G. Marks, D. Cleveland ORGHNIZHTIONS -- -745 if Si F. f Q 5' V . fm j V KW-F-.sc'4' I 'air .. JC CQ. CLHSS OF IUNE, 1938 OFFICERS HONORS SPONSORS DONALD HATCH DAVID CONWAY MARY ALMOSE NAOMI President Vice-Presideni Secretary Treasurer MILDRED FRIEDMAN AARON STERN SEYMOUR PODOLSKY Highest Second Third MR. T. R. KATZ MISS FRANCES PRESTON 'T' , av Eleanor C. Addy Charlotte I. Aiken Mary A. Almose Viola T. Aniol Henry C. Asmus Marian H. Asmus Donald M. Bain M. Magdalene Baunoch Cecilia I. Bazydlo Miriam I. Benore Ethel K. Berry Elizabeth A. Bielski tl ,,. ,. e I Evelyn R. Black George L. Boileau Carl W. Bowersox Don L. Branch Dolores E. Buhr Bette I. Bunting '..1 Doyle G. Burke Maxine Campbell Helen A. Canning Arthur Clark Margie C. Underhill Priscilla A. Cole GRADUATES . 1,3 David W. Conway H. May Cooke Helen Czirok Anna Dasho Earl A. Decker lack Dugan Mariiean Eberts Naomi Ellias Iohn E. Elliott Howard L. English Benjamin Foqel Daniel M. Founiain GRADUATES Mary E. Frazier Mildred Friedman Evelyn V. Froorn Mary C. Gallimore Joe F. Geniac Elinor L. George Kenneih Glalz Marie B. Goheen Charles E. Grahl Donald M. Hatch, lr. Nenson H. Hedrik, lr D. Ioyce Helms Harry C. Hendriks R. Marie Ielacsity Orvul H. Konow Frederick P. Lattin Frances M. Hostrnan Bruce H. lose Helen E. Kowalewski Anna C. Lentz E. Vivian Humphreys Elton Keehn Betty S. Kreger Iohn I. Lerew Derle L. Imhoii Thelma M. Keehn I. H. Labadie Mary E. Lesslie W. Alben Iqckgon Theresa A. Kobuszewski Leonard B. Lalfrunce Hcxrriette T. Loiewski Sadie E. Iaqiello Eugenia I. Konopka Carl L. Lange Joseph B. Loszewski GRADUATES 9 . 'K mm f,- ,, 2 5 ff M Q .. M gi. ., Q, bv' K w ggi? , . wav' 0 g X X , .gy 4 I W ' ' f 1 ,, f x ' J 3 , 1 , m,h' I ,AE 1 4 4,14 W1 L1 H , 2 wig? V I , 7' f- ,LV . V V I 7 . ,If ,fx Q ' 'Z'21,fQ H7 Wk, 2 ?g,j42 M I I X ,.,. 4 ' ' v -' f :A ..,, ' 'V if A it . K .. Q A Q32 . Qui? ff. 'A , ,E , , , iii? YY ,ff ' if ' 1 'W 7' ' f ng, fm: Y, WM if , N 5 '7 cf' ra, ,gf hw ,Q g A K L. I my if I ' QA, frffewy ,. , W 1 Sr , QB 4'Q2i5 ' 51 , :gg ,I , , A U '45 ' 5' H ,gg -iv ww lp V -fs ' . b if 2 ei' -a 57 ' , P A ' V ' a ,, Q ,M , ,T ' , MW X, af dy Q , if if ,f Dorothy V. Pruce Helen M. Pyszko Betty I. Ramey P. Clare Ramsay Florence W. Heazcr Dorothy R. Heidy Mildred M. Richards Ellen M. Rilenburq Zara M. Rishell Florence Rob Fay L. Robinson loan M. Bushman Veronica I. Sacilowski Gladys Safran Iean M. Sampson Helen I. Sarnacki lack E. Scheer Joseph A. Schnau Merel I. Schuiiert Caroline S. Schwochow Mildred H. Seiler Evelyn A. Shultz Margaret I. Sidebottcrn Gregory P. Slovilz GRADUATES Mary C. Slusne Eileen L. Smith Louis C. Smith Mary l.. Smith Iohn A. Sowa Irene P. Stepaniak Aaron M. Stern Betty I. Stone Florence E. Strong George I. Sulcl Celia M. Szachowicz GRADUATES Marion D. Tarioft Sophie M. Uszynski Dean F. Theil Bruce E. VcmDyl:e Florence M. Thompson Gaetano Vitale Bernice I. Tomczak William N. Werbov Wilton W. Tucker Annie Whitehead Hilda M. Upton Bernice S. Wiernik Alphonscx M. Zmudcx lohn C. Zuk Iosephine T. Zukowski NO PICTURES Beatrice Moran David Rucker Firmen Stepcmiak GRADUATES HONORS QUILL 5. scnou. Elizabeth Chuklin Naomi Ellius Mildred Friedman NATIONAL THESPIANS From Few: L. Ecyayan, M. Frazier, E, Addy, R, Bush Second Figw: Mr. Fines, I. Thzmas, E. Omdcrf, D. Reidy, H. Harrold Back RCW: F, Clark, T. Vitale, E. Rich ards, R. Foerch TENNIS TRACK BASEBALL QPP-. 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Q ...... ,... so SPORTS TENNIS Front Bow: S. Shell, l.. Smock, R. Bowden Back Bow: Coach Beach, L, LaFrance, D. Behm, Mgr. S. Podolsky, D. Hatch, Coach Betwee TRACK Front Row M Kurepa M Warner N Mrnk IN Bauer N Ion s N Notyk Center Row Coach Henney Mqr B Kaul L Rogers I Lent C Ramsay E Pomtkowskr W Podqorskr Coach Powell Back Row B Balrd H Branch D Conway T Kuhn D L Cla1r I Zuk W Nasarzewslm T Vareha BASEBALL Front Row S Che hey S Z5lC16W1CZ I Lose T Skrymec Cent r Bow Coacn H rderson B Tucker D Thll B Hdfhems B Bassett E Flsher I Selcrnls rz Mer G P arce ac How M Gall P B uve D lrrthoff Sltwka . , . e , , wski, B. Zarnecki, A. Gordish, VJ. Kolakowski, e ' 1 e r , . , . ' 2 . . . e B lc 2 . I .. la lt, . . , I. ACTIVITIES SENIOR PLAY SENIOR PROM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS szmon noox smrr Mary Alrnose, Naomi Ellias, Mildred Friedman, Aaron Stern, Hilda Upton, Mr. ri. l.. Smith adviser. ADVISORY STAFF Betty Chuklin, Kathleen Feller, Mildred Foster, Don flatch, lean Houston, Vitqinia Pears it Alfred Zeschin, Miss Preston and Mr. Katz, advisers. COVER DESIGN Evelyn Shultz PHOTOGRAPHY LaSalle Studio: Senior Prom, Senior Play, Football. Sorrilteil Successor Studio: Basketball, Swirnrniriq, Baseball, Track, and Tennis. lflr. G. F. Hacker: lunior Girl Reserves. Mr. H. I.. Smith: clubs, organizations, classrcoms, activities. Ltr. jack Clark: invaluable assistance and cooperation in the taking of club, activity, and classroom pictures, Tw all students and teachers who have so freely cooperated and assisted in the preparation of this book, we, the Classes cf 1938, gratefully express our thanks, H2595 g' wifi A-'R . s. -1 -r s 9 2 'WH' . Q V . A ,4, iff! ag! W was J., 3- , , gf - 'f, ' f Y N 'T-L-1 Q 'K , ,gg JV ff fi K I4 .Lf f wwf ' ' ,aw 1 W. v--...- Q. 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