Southeastern High School - Aryan Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Contents Dedication Scenic Faculty Seniors January, 1934 May, 1934 Activities Maybees Music Athletics Features Advertising cf? XID r C'X ma? i 73 as -...Q - '1i3--- i? Y I Io X X .1 k J' L, f, .iv XX' ' - Q 'W' '- 1 , Axe -If QS'

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55, 1, Foreword Here it is, at last! The personal token of Leviticus, through the senior classes ofjanuary and of May, 1934, to the students, faculty, and friends of Southeastern High School. Like Leviticus himself, it is rugged and plain, with no ill-fitting pretensions to things frankly out of reach, for the days of this Aryan's child- hood and youth were linancially perplexing, and a bit cloudyfthough the sun is novv bright as ever again. And it is such a sun as has lighted the last few months of the journey of our spirit incarnate from the Kentucky Hills that We, the Aryan Staff, wish its fellow seniorsgand stu- dents, and faculty, for the rest of their earthly days. n f' Q l m msg.: ff ll V VL ' 5.

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Dedication The Aryan Staff rejoices that it has the opportunity, through its dedication, to express in some measure the great debt of grati- tude which Southeastern owes her new Chief of the commercial department, Mrs. Alice Sargent. The debt, we repeat, is a heavy one and in a sense, can never be dis- charged, yet, there can be no harm in offering this acknowledgement, which, slight as it is, may achieve some degree of meaning with the assurance that it is offered in the same spirit as was the splendid contribution of Sergeant Alice, Cnow captainD, to our school.