Southeastern High School - Aryan Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1935 volume:

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Svowrsm FEATURES Fon M EN ONLY If X? - The dedication of this annual marks a decided detour from the direction usual- ly pursued by the Aryan Staff. lt has been customary to offer our salute steadfastly to those members of our faculty who, throughout many years, have maintained a continuing inspiration to the entire school. But after all, it isn't the years that count, and surely, to anyone who can achieve a notable success in student guidance and leadership without benefit of long years, such a salute cannot be denied. It is in recognition of this fact that the Aryan Staff cordially dedicates this, our best effort, to Mr. Hutchinson. 1935 A RYA N 1935 DOUPLD JUR'-I EDITOR-In-CHI EF' ITDRV LOUGHBOROIKH LITERQRV EDITOR FQFZVQN JQCK LQUX fvonrf QUCF. VRD GIUOD TVPIJ' T UJILLIFIFD BEDELL FQCULTV RDVIIZR HELLIE HELULQHD LITEP-FJRV f TQFF lUf-HTFR HORN BU! CORD' ITQFF GRQVCE IPIFIDLFR commnm cmamnn LQKURUTCF. GFW BUIIDEII MQORGER INELDOD BlfHOP HRT EDITOR f THFF QRTfTQFF CLIFF BRIFIKMDH BUflDED'fTQl'-'F PQUUDE TFNIXJLE COIMNTTLE CHQIRITIM KQTHLEEH fCI-IOFI JICRETQRV JUNE fCHOE LL TVPVT FLORENCE GQULKQ HRT QDVIIOR 1935 ARYAN 1935 HOW IT BEGAN IT WAS in the winter of 1915, when the World War was one year old, that the corner- stone for Southeastern High School was laid. In January, 1917-the United States had not yet officially become a belligerent-the school was finished and ready for use. The present main section, running north and south parallel to Fairview Avenue, is part of the original structure, as are the east-west wingsg however, these flanking sections extended eastward only as far as the rooms now used by the history classes. At that time this history room section was used for the cafeteria. During its first years, the building had to get along without its present landscaping. How different it must have looked! In spite of the absence of trees, shrubs, and lawn, the new structure must have seemed pretty fine to its early occupants. True, its inner walls were barren of athletic trophies, class composites, beautiful pictures, and artistic Pewabic bubblersg nevertheless, it was large, modern, and-alma mater. The athletic plant consisted of a single gymnasium, and but one pool, both of which are now used exclusively by the boys. Three years ago this old pool was completely modernized. What is now the athletic storeroom, its doorway piercing the wall just east of the janitor's office, was the bookstore. The present bookstore was then occupied by the general office of the school. Imagine what a time tardy pupils had trying to slip by the office then! And where the school office is today was the library. Perhaps that is why one of our ''charter-member-teachers'' continues absent-mindedly to go into the office and ask for that last issue of Harpers. A change easier to get used to is the one that removed two grade-rooms , 301 and 303, from their location immediately above the office, although we find it hard to visualize what the corridors must have looked like, inasmuch as there were absolutely no lockers in the building, as edifice built for and soon sheltering 1,800 vivacious youngsters, grades seven, eight, and nine only. Four grade-rooms accommodated the entire student body, which was not segregated. Charter grade-room teachers were Miss MacFarlane, Miss Carr, Miss Nancy Phelps, and Miss Parmerlee. Mr. Corns, now at Central, was Principal, struggling along with a faculty of thirteen. We do not associate his difficulties with the number of teachers. This honor roll of Mayflower-ers included these twelve teachers still with us: Miss Beebe, Miss Beyer, Mr. F roelich, Miss MacFarlane, Miss Martin, Miss Nancy Phelps, Miss Sargent, Miss Seath, Mr. Shimp, Miss M. C. Sullivan, Miss M..G. Sullivan, and Mr. Whitney. In good time activities got under way, and the first Aryan saw th light of day in June 1919, a mere pamphlet issued quarterly. Sometime later the Jsngaleer, worthy journal of Southeastern, came into existence. Miss Anderson, assistant principal, arrived at Southeastern in 1918, and in 1921 this school sent out into the world its first graduating class, hopeful group of nineteen ambitious youngsters. The class of May, 1935 contains about 520 seniors, and there are over a hundred teachers on our faculty today, for a student body of some 3,T50. Mr. Stocking came to Southeastern from Central in 1926, some two or three years after Mr. Moffat arrived. At approximately the same time, in 1923, Miss Sarah Phelps was added to our faculty as a teacher of mathematics. When Mr. Camrnett came in 1928, the house of which he was given charge had slightly more than 375 boys, in contrast to some 600 or more in House 203 today. In 1930, hardly more than four years after Mr. Stocking's arrival, the splendid co- operation between him and the Board of Education began to show results. In January of that year the new additions to Southeastern were completed. Mr. Diekoff was brought in to complete our present House set-up. In the meantime, the splendid athletic field was acquired, and only just in time, for immediately after we got it the late depression came and all such improvements ceased. Eight 'E-f10.,.A.TL.S.,.2,... IIC I' I wb: fy V J I E 1935 RYAN 1935 WILLIAM R. STOCKINQ Principal FLORA L. ANDERSON Assistant Principal Twelve 1 w 1 1935 A RYA N 1935 NANCY PHELPS, 323 STUART CAMMETT, 203 SARAH PRELPS, 303 H O U S E P R I N C I P A L S FRED MOFFAT, 222 FLORENCE MACFARLANE, 27 S ARTHUR DIEKOFF, 202 Thirteen 'is 1935 A RYA N 1935 f X. ll. Gould C. lxvvri A. Parks Nl. C. Sullivan ll. Dutlvn F. Hanm-In-It I o11rIeen A. FI'0C'lll'l'I M. llidlvy G, Smith lf. Bvndvr D. Mclrlugh ll. Marlin A. Sargent li. Whitney M. llulvhinson M. ll. Sullixan H. Shimp M. Stovvvll N. Arms' E. Auvh E. Ulm M. DOVrivs li. Schroeder li. Kapp' Loft Svhool . llarkman . Slcphcns Deakin . liosluwsky . Mullvr . Sadler J A1935 A RYA N 1935 A. Bvyur IC. lloglt' H. Hirt. M. l,m'sun ll. Harkur M . C Ii. A. F M. ll'Iim-illy H. S1-at h Douglas lx ing Crow Bvvlw Potter I.. Graco ff. Smith C. Vaudc-n Bossa' li. Bachlull ll. Grvcn IC. Mal-Lhvws 4' Luft School I D. Hym' .l. llam- lf. B1-nm-ll A. Wvhslvl' N, Coughlin F. Iillis 'f W. B4-clvll ll. Imllgzxxirl M. IVlunl'1' M. Crain- I . Vullicfll A. Kumlvr FllffPf?lI 1935 A RYA N 1935 l. Stewart li. Allholl M. Johnson H. Unger R. Reeves B. Van Auken S iffeen Hurlburl. Doyle Walker Shafarman S. Giertz Gaulka VV. Nestor C. Holzhauer H. Pliefle R. Hunter M. Cameron E. Lyon ' Left School Mari in Lit t ell Zilly W A. Coolidge Hegener Delhant y C. IA-onaral M. Pvtersoll W. Edwards W. Rea I.. Boyd G. Scully W v m . Q 1935 ARYAN 1935 I-l. Bmsn, M. FRENLH L. CUMMINGS G. SNADDEN A.'kLE1N J. Fsmus Nl. MURRAY M. M1o1 rE1.L M. CARY Seventeen 1935 A RYAN 1935 Eiglzlevrz ROBERT THOIDFV EDITOR-UP CHEF HELEN mac DCTIHLD EDITOR-I0 - CHIEF' WIQRQ RUTH JUIJARI nrfocsmt :MOR FLORUU. mQRfl-I CUTOCKQTE EDITOR JUNGQLEEF2 FTIRRU IDUVE UMTS FE RTURE EDITOR Jem Dmmono QEUJI canon Dawn nocxmt. mrruns some WQRREU KDOBLC FEHTUREV KHNTEPX WQRRLG ITIUIEP. fPORTf Eamon PDBERTICNIHUCK FERTURE lURtTEPx i BORGE ROIEO JPORTI EDiTOR fknntu Rosmmn cowmmn . ERDUT E QUCH mcuLw wvuon 1935 ,JARYAN 1935 Twenty . A RAY HOFFMAN MARY L. WHITE Cf GINIA AL Emc JOHNSON Presidenl Vice-President ' Treasurer PROCESSIONAL Southeastern High School Orchestra PRAYER Qfrom Cavalleria Rusticanaj - - - Mascagni Senior Mixed Chorus SPEAKERS BETTY LOU JOHNSON R ARMOND RHODEHAMEL House ol' Nathaniel Hawthorne House of John Greenleaf Whittier Be sure you are right, then go All for one and one for all. ahead. EDWIN HANZ 4 MADGE REA House of the Twentieth Century House of James Russell Lowell ATEOUHUU4 Smile in defeat, but win your share Striving for admirable manhood. gf victories, ELLEN ELF 7 House of Grace Collidge JACK MCCAULEY Not in victory, but in the strength House of Charles Lindbergh to strive the blessing lies. We, Clouds -------- - - Fletcher Senior Girls' Glee Club PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS By the Principal, Wm Pm. Stocking HONOR ANNOUNCEMENTS J SENIOR SONG ------ '- - Betty Jane Jacqua Directed by Rosabelle F. Smith Accompanied by the Orchestra RECESSIONAL Southeastern High School Orchestra 1935 A RYA N 1935 Donna Lee Abbott 22l8 Springle Ave. Jackson. Detroit Business institute. Constance Mary Ablett I250 Hart Ave. Fochg Junior Girls' Gleep House 223 Councillor, Secretary. George Alaska 3644 Haverhill Ave. Jackson. Virginia H. Allen 4l00 Audubon Road Fochg Junior Girl Beserves. President: Senior Girl Reserves: Literati: Senior Class, Secretary. Lillian Allmacher 3026 Garland Ave. Foch: Biology Club. Business Institute, Selma Anderson 12008 Dresden Avr-. Barbour. I Detroit. Business institute. Neal Bailey ll487 Findlay Avo. Burroughs, House, Varsity Swimming. Arthur Baird 3791 French Bond Foch: Varsity Track, Cross-country, Ruth Balmer 4842 Bedford Bond Jackson: Biology Club. Alchemists Cluh. University of Michigan. Caroline Banning 3457 Harding Ave. Fochg Alumni Committee: Secretarial Committee. Detroit Business University. Bulb Barber 297 Coplin Ave. Fochg Biology Club: Varsity Swimming Team Junior College. Highland l'urk. William Barber 4307 Chalmers Ave. Jackson: Glee, Literati Clubs, Swimminig Team. Business nstitute. Betty Beckley 5581 Balfour Road Jackson. Detroit Business Institute. Marion M. Behmler 12752 Evanston Fochg Varsity Tennis, Swimming, Captain: House Basketball, Swimmingg Domecan Club. Detroit Business University. Ardis Virginia Bell 2522 Chalmers Ave. Jackson, Senior Orchestra: House 222. Secretary. Elizabeth S. Berger 4484 French Road Fochg Varsity Swimming Team: House Swimming Team, Detroit Business Institute. Winifred J. Berk alll Lakewood Blvd. Barbour, Literati, Clio Clubs: .lungalrerg Junior, Senior Glee Clubs: Varsty Golf. University of Illinois. Severina Biottl -I-54l Montclair Ave. Foch. St. Joseplfs Hospital. Cecelia Bland 8867 E. Canfield Ave. Barbour. Cass Tech. Alive Bollen 2l5 Nesbit Ave. Foch: Varsity Swimming. Salva tor Bom morito 2606 Anderson Ave. Foch. Bessie Bonn 26ll Eustluwn Ave. Jackson. Detroit Business institute, Garland B. Borden lll8 Lenox Ave. Jackson. Manchester College. Etna Minna Borke 2228 Drexel Ave. Eastern High. Twenty-one 1935 N 1935 ,lack Breakey 4364 Dickerson Avc. Jackson: Senior Social Committee. Mass. lnst. of Technology. Margaret Breukey 4364 Dickerson Ave. Jackson: Bowling Club. Detroit Commercial College. Joy Brooks 3432 Harding Ave. Toking School of Llie Dance , N. Y. Audrey Brower 12311 Macden Ave. Jackson: Traflic Club: House Bowling: Aryan Committee. Q Detroit Business University Albert Brown 292 Dickerson Ave. Jucklsn: Service Club. Ilona Katherine Brown 3523 Fairview Ave. Sikeston lligh, Sikeston, Mo.: Alchemists, Trallic Clubs. University ol' Missouri. Helen Buelow 4112 Balfour Road J ackson: Varsity Golf. Detroit Business Institute. Yvovenne E. Burnett 1073 Lakewood Blvd. Jackson. Business Institute. Twenly-two Rose Busi 3809 Harding Avc. Foch: Junior Glee Club 5 Senior Scholarship Committee. Margaret C. Caird 3088 Garland Ave, Foch. Lilly Cambridge 587 Emerson Ave, Senior Glee Club. Cleary Business College. Jeanette Chenoweth 1512 St. Clair Ave. Collinwood High, Cleveland, Ohio: P. A. I. S. Cass Tech. Spencer M. Clark 1232 Engle Ave. Foch: House 203, Council: Senior Dress Committee. Genevieve Clary 3519 St. Clair Ave, Foch. Art Institute. Elizabeth Ann Colby 2137 Philip Ave. Jackson. Margaret Comrie 4-680 Ashland Ave. Eastern. Business College. Vera Cornell 1588 Alter Road Jackson. Kirksville College ol Osteopathy. John Cowen 1020 Alter Road Jackson. Walsh School of Accounting. Sara Cracchiolo 628 McDougall Ave. Jackson: Opera Club. Detroit Business University Betty Cunningham 356 South Piper Blvd. Detroit. Business Institute. Wanita Dabelstein 5165 Fairview Ave. Foch. Betty ,lane Davies 395 Ashland Ave. Jackson: Service, Clio Clubs: Girls' Dress Committee, Chairman. Olivet College. Mildred Deiss 3983 French Road Grosse Pointe High. Josephine Deratany 3403 Lemay Ave. Foch. 1935 ARYAC N 1935 Victor Dial 473 Navaboe Ave. F och: Senior Gleeg Christmas Coucertg May Festivalg The Youngest. Detroit. Business lnslitute. Lloyd Difloe 2l74 Philip Ave. Jackson. Walsh Institute. E. Florence llildine 7616 Hurlbut Ave. Fochg Junior Girl Reserves, Junior and Senior Glee Clubs, Treasurer: Girls' Octet!-eg Literatig Library Staff. Wayne University. Merrill Dillon Belle Isle Lighthouseg Central lligh School, Washington, D. C. Antioch College. Hoy! T. Dingw all 5904 Fischer Ave. Barbour: Elinor Driscoll 577i Coplin Ave. Jackson: Alchemist Clubg Jungalerr, Club Editor, Circulation Manager. Dorothea ,lane Ebeling 5716 Seminole Ave. Burrou hs: Senior fianquet. Committee. Detroit Business Institute. Mariorie Edwards 6237 Belvidere Ave. Burroughs: Junior, Senior Glee, Pres. Charles Egleston 4182 Courville Ave. Jackson: House Swimming: Varsity Golf. Captain. Michigan State College-. Ellen Elf 5072 Beaconslield Ave. Fochg House FootbalIpServirr- Club: llouse 223. Councillor, House 203 Councillor. University of Michigan. 'I A , ,Corn ' 'fa . I e . Ave. ac , . l. S., Secretary, reusurer. llost6raduae9at.pQaas, I ,ffl-v .,,-rv I ,xt Albert llorazio 5129 Lemay Ave. Fncb: Boys' Glee Club. I Detroit lust. of Teclinology. Marian C. Dort 2637 Cadillac lilvd. Fochg Biology Club, Library Stall: Senior, Junior Glee Clubs. Treasurer, President, Girl Reserves. President: Senior Social Committee, Chairman. ,Iames Ellenhurg l 038 Coplin Ave. Ftllill. William Ellis 4-l 16 Philip Ave. Cass Tech: Varsity Cross Country: House Cross Country: Trackg Band: Senior Orchestra. Georgia Tech. Norman H. Esch 3934 Beaconslield Ave. Jackson. University of Michigan. Mariirn Frances Everingham 2l57 Marlborough Ave. Jackson. Detroit Business lnstilute. Robert Fell 358 Algonquin Ave. Foch: Literati, llouse 203 Councillorg llnuse Tennis, Basketball, Baseball: Varsity Tennisg Student Manager Tennis and Football: Junguleer. Elsie Folberl H734 Corbett Ave. Foebg Del.roil llusiusxss U iiversity. Gertrude Foote ,I--125 St. Clair Ave. Focb: Junior Girl Reserves, Treasurer: Senior Girl Reserves, Vice- President: Literati, House Ilockey Team. Wayne University. Cat herine Foster 2I53 Seyburn Ave. Barbour. Detroit Business Institute. .lack Rogers Foster 4175 Heacnnsiield Ave. Jackson, House Track, Football, Foul Shooting, Varsity Football. Michigan State. Rose Fox 3058 Ashland Ave. .lacksong 'l'ruilie Club. Jack France 2128 Lenox Ave. Jaeksong ll. ol' R.: Juugaleer: Chess Club: House Track Team: llouse Debatingg The Youngest: Senior Orchestra. Wayne University. Twenty-three 1935 ARYA N 1935 Virginia Frazee S67 Emerson Ave. Foch: Trallic Club: Alchemist Club. Detroit Business Institute. Lucille Freeman 5230 Philip Ave. Jackson: Library Stnii: Trailic Club. Margaret Louise Gaines 434 S. Chalmers Ave. Foch: National High School Or- chestra: Senior Orchestra. Concert Master: Girls' Glee Club: String Trio: Dance Orchestra: All State Orchestra: All City Orchestra. Wayne University. Audrey Galbraith 13879 Liberal Ave. Jackson: Senior Dress Committee. University of Michigan, Nursing School. George D. Gareau 102 S. Eastlawn Ave. Jackson: R.0.T.C.: Drafting Club: House 203 Councillor. University of Detroit. James Garrett 2706 McClellan Ave. Foch: Varsity Indoor and Outdoor Track: Reserve Football: House Track, Water Polo, Football. Grace Giles 9118 Armour Ave. Burroughs: Junior, Senior Glee Cluhs: Opera. ,lack Glisman 477 Navahoe Ave. Davenport High School, Iowa. Twenty-four Sue Ann Goslee 2913 Harding Ave. Foch, House 323 Councillor, Treas- urer, President: Clio, Vice- President: Literati: Girl Reserves. Wayne University. Roland Goulait 1352 Eastlawn Ave. Foch: R.0.T.C., First Lieutenant, Literati. t ' Wayne University. Alice Graham 3500 Algonquin Ave. Jackson. Detroit Business Institute. Richard Graham 21500 Algonquin Ave. Jackson: Boys' Art Guild: Drafting Cluhg Literati. Edith Green 4506 French Road. Foch: Varsity Swimming. Detroit Business Institute. Florence Green 2150 Philip Ave. Foch. Louis Grossman 305 Newport Ave. Jackson. Thomas W. Gurry 1651 Parkview Ave. Annunciation: R. O. T. C. Genevieve Hackim 2937 Lakeview Ave. Jackson. Detroit Business College. Lillian Hagerman 2620 Chalmers Ave. Jackson: .lunior Glee Club: Treasurer: Christmas Concert: May Festival. Detroit Business Institute. Fielard Hamalinen 296 Dickerson Ave. Duluth Central High School. ,loan Hampton 4-176 Coplin Ave. Jackson. Wayne University. Eileen Hanna 3439 Garland Ave. Foch: House, Varsity Hockey. Detroit Business Institute. Edward R. Hansz 4650 Devonshire Road Barhourg Literati: Purple Chapter Hi-Y: Chairman Boys' Dress Com Wayne University. William Hartman 2562 Eastlawn Ave. Jackson: Radio Club. President. Wayne University. Walter Wesson Hassig 3928 St. Jean Ave. Eastern High: Chess Club: Houghton School of Mines Senior Memorial Committee and Tech nology. Wayne University. 1935 ARYAN 1935 Janet Hillocks 3610 Berkshire Ave. William llockaday 4633 Manistique Ave. Jackson: Varsity Basketball. Manager: Swimming: Bowling: Literati: House Football. Detroit Business lnstitute. Geraldine Holl'man 3868 Lillibridge Ave. Foch. Wayne University. Ray HolTman 3061 Lakewood Blvd. Jackson: House Baseball, Football, Golf , Track : House 203, Councillor, Presi- ident, Vice-President: Varsity Basketball, Golf, Baseball: All-City Baseball Team: Senior Class, President. Michigan State College. Mary E. Holfmeyer 3911 Nottingham Ave, Jackson: Traflic Club. Florence Hogg 3973 Fairview Ave. Foch: Varsity, House Hockey. Detroit Business lnstitute. Margaret Huilington 3047 Harding Ave. Foch: Junior, Senior Girl Reserves Junior. Senior Glee Clubs: Ellen H. Richards Club: Golf Club. Detroit Business University. James Holihan 12907 E. Jefferson Ave. Jackson: House Football. Baseball, Track, Varsity Football: Reserve Basketallg Jungaleer. Holy Cross University. Hazel Holfcrot 3071 Bewick Ave. Foch. lsabell Holwey 15103 Mack Ave. Jackson: Glee Club. John Hopkins 2932 Garland Ave. Foch. Clover Hoyt 230 N. Chalmers Ave. Jackson: Biology Club: Varsity Golf. Detroit, Business Institute. William Husted 5920 Kensington Road Roosevelt High, Chicago: Varsity Track. Cross Country. University of Michigan. Robert lbershofl' 2915 Drexel Ave. St. Alphonsus: Trallic Club. Lawerence School of Technolog y . Lucy B. ldaberian 3975 Harding Ave. Foch. University of Detroit. Betty ,lane Jaqua 2158 McCellan Ave. Foch: Service Club: H. of lil.: Alchemists Club: Junior, Senior Glee Clubs: Senior Song Committee. University of Michigan. Virginia Heberling 125 So. Newport Ave. Jackson. Hamid Helfner 212 N. Navahoe Ave. Foch: Band: House 203, Councillor Secretar : R.Q.T.Cl, Captain: Senior Memorial Committee University of Chicago. Virginia Heinemann 1382 Bishop Road Foch: Junior, Senior Glee Clubs: Girl Reserves: Ellen H. Richards Club, Treasurer. Carl L. Hembly 3886 Garland Ave. Southwestern: House Swimmin : House Water Polo. Cleveland School of Fine Arl.s Elton Hendershot 4114-3 Eastlawn Ave. Jackson. University ol' Detroit. Elsie Henry 1211 Dickerson Ave. F och : Biology Club. Business Institute. Peril Herrington 2503 St. Clair Ave. Foch: House 323 Councillor: Literati: H. of R. Wayne University. Myrtle Elma Highfield 3757 Iroquois Ave. Jackson: P.A.l.S.: Ellen ll. Richards: Service Club: Jungaleer. School of Cosmetology. Twenty-five 1935 Beatrice F. Kiernan 3965 Lcmay Ave. Fochg Girl Reserves: Treasury Committee. Warren B. Knoble 600 So. Ashland Ave. Jackson, The Youngest. Barbara Knodel 2961 Garland Ave. Foch. Betty Kolb 5998 Iroquois Ave. Barbour: Girl Reserves: Trallir Club. Business College. Joseph L. Kapas 8927 Fischer Ave. Burroughs. I University of Detroit. Richard A. Krause 4365 Dickerson Ave. Foch: Traffic Club: Christmas Concert. Dorothy B. Kreul 5222 Crane Ave. M. Dorothy Krieger 4624 Beniteau Ave. Foch, Ellen H. Richards Club. Detroit Business Institute. Twenty-six ARYANN William johns 1403 Copliu Ave. Jackson, Senior Dramutics. Betty Lou Johnson 289 Piper Blvd. Jackson: Literatig Traffic Club, Sec'y. Banquet. Committee. Eric Johnson 3103 St. Clair Ave. Jackson: Judicial Committee! Ili-Y, Purple Chapter, Vice President: Literati, Corres pending Secretary, Pres.: House 203, Vice-President., Senior Class, Treasurer, Hi-Y Scholarship: Senior Banquet 'l'oast.master. Denison. Florence Lenore Johnson 6133 Helen Ave. Burroughs, Biology Clubg Library Staff. University of Detroit. Richard Johnson 3464 Courville Road Barbourg Riding Clu.b. Michigan State. Ronald Johnston 109 So. Continental Ave. Jackson. ' Wayne University. 6135 Flora A. jones 2544 Connors Ave. Commerce High. Detroit Business Institute. Hdythe M. Kantzer 2986 Gray Ave. Jackson, Ellen H. Richards Club. Highland Park Gen. Hospital. Mabel Kasler 5534 Fairview Ave. Foch: Senior Orchestra. Detroit Business University. Harper Hospital. Ruth Kehoe 1549 W. Grand Blvd. Eastern High Josephine E. Keiswetter 2117 Cadillac Blvd. 1 och1 House 323, Councillor: Library Staff: Literati. Academy of Fine Arts. Chicago. Irene Kensey 2652 Ashalnd Ave. Jackson: Junior, Senior Glee Clubsg Junior, Senior Girl Reserves Clio Club: Girls' Varsity Golf Olivet College. ADDR Mary -10009 Gertrude Ketel 34-92 St. Jean Av . 531 Kitchner Ave. Jacksons Foch. Junior Girl A es: Detroit Business Institute. Library SL Betty Ruth Jones 3492 St. Jean Ave. Jackson, P. A.l. S. Wayne University. Walter Ketelhut 2944 Philip Ave. Jackson. 1935 ARYAN 1935 Eleanor Kruschel 10916 Warren Ave. Foch: Detroit Business Institute. Charles Kuen 4432 llurlbut Ave. Barbour: Traflic Club. Business College. Bernice Kube 3100 Lcnox Ave. Jackson: Girl Reservesg Trallic Club. Detroit Business University. Cordon LaMont 3515 Hurlbut Ave. Foch: Jungeleer, House Baseball: Radio Club: Arvan Com. Michigan Institute of Technology. Harold Leaver 2209 Belvidere Ave. Foch. Detroit Institute of Technology. John I . LeCurn 470 So. Marlborough Ave. Foch: Reserve Basketballg House Basketball. Baseball. Michigan State College. Donald Link 3405 Garland Ave. Fochg Senior Bandg Class Day Committee, Detroit Business Institute. Florence Liplue 5371 St. Clair Ave. Florence H . Ludack 2543 Ilart Ave. Fochg Girl Reserves: Ellen l'I. Richards Club. Corresponding Secretary. Helen Ludwig 5962 Iroquois Ave. Barbour: Girl Reserves: Literati: Trallic Club. Detroit Business Institute. Arthur Lyln-rg 5792 Cooper Ave. Barbour. Mary Magrie 2935 Beniticau Ave. Foch: Girls' Swimming Team. Gladys Maple 486 Kitchner Ave. Jackson. Virginia Maris 2948 Lakeview Ave. Foch: Domecan Club, Treasur r W Q Lvl 1 ri R ' el Algtilal ndfgve. kson. etroit Business Institute. Alice Martelli 346 Copliu Ave. Foch: Biology Club. Business Institute, Beryl Mrlinmey 2135 Lenox Avo. Jackson. Comptometer School. Dorothy Mullunn 29lfi SI. Clair Ave. Fooh: Dmnecnn Club. President. Detroit Business Institute-. Kenneth Ma-Carren 2l62 Manistique Ave. Jackson: Literati: lli-Y. Purple Chapter: Varsity Golf. Richard Mcfiarthy 363 N. Ashland Avo. Jackson: Ilouse 202 Councillor, Prrsi- dent. Vice-President: Literati. Treasurer, Preside-nt.g Hi-Y, Purple Chapter, Treas- urer. President: l-I.of B.: Varsity Football. Wayne University, ,lack Nlollauley 2589 Gray Ave, Fochg Maybee President: Judicial Committee, Chair. Service Club, President: II. of R., Speaker: Che-ss Cluh, President: Drafting Club, President: Varsity Cross Country, Swimming. .lean MeCellun ll025 Goethe Avo. Fochg Clio Club: Senior Dress Committee. George McClure I077 Philip Ave. Jackson: Ilnuse l ool.ball, Bass-bull, Bowling, Basketball. Grace McClure l077 Philip Avo. Juuluon. Twenty-seven nr- ,. 1935 ARYA N 1935 Virginia McCracken 139 N. Piper Blvd. Foch, Service Club, Judicial Committee, Alchemist Club. Wayne University. Blaine MeGiverin 1583 St. Clair Ave. Focb, Scholarship Committee. Wayne University. Doris McGuire 1300 Lakeview Ave. Jackson: Ellen H. Richards Club, House 323, Councillor, Treasurer, The Youn esl. Business College. Wilson M c Leod 2952 Alter Road Southwestern. University of Michigan. Evo Melucci 4691 Hewiclr Ave. Foch, Biology Club: House. Varsity Track. Cross Country. 5 Wayne University. Warren Messer 1668 Gray Ave. Jackson, Alchemist Club, President, .I ungaleer Staff, Sports Editor: Alumni Committee, Chair., House Bowling, Cross Coun- try, Basketball, Varsity Cross Country, Football. Albion College. Flora Meyers 12733 Barlow Ave. Burroughs, Senior Orchestra, All City High School Concert Orchestra. Detroit Institute of Musical Art. Viola Mifflin 6352 Waterloo Ave. Foch, Traflic Club, Vice President. Business Institute. Twenty-eight Henry J. Milleville 3744 Montclair Ave. Foch. Walsh Institute ol Accounting. Maxwell Minor 680 Harding Ave. Foch, Joseph Moritz 4-398 Philip Ave. Jackson. Rosemond Mosher 1234 Hart Ave. Commencement Committee. Foch. Detroit Tech. Leonard Mirvis 3444- Hurlbut Ave. Foch, J ungaleer Stall. Steven Molnar 1401 Newport Ave. Pershing High, Hi-Y. Purple Chapter: Chess Club: Cross Country, Track. Amelia Monacel 5218 Montclair Ave. Foch, Girl Reserves, President. Nurses' Training. Leslie Montague 3870 Lillibridge Ave. Foch, Junior Glee Club, Biology Club, House Swimming. Dorothy Moody 3860 Crane Ave. Richard Morath 9710 Woodlawn Ave. Burroughs, Senior ramatics. Ruth Murray 5842 Harrell Ave. Burroughs, P.A.I.S., Secy., Treasurer, Literati. Wayne University. Marjorie E. Myers 2223 Harding Ave. F och, Literati, Biology Club, Secretary, Clio Club: Aryan Committee Wayne University. Mary Naimy 3445 St. Jean Ave. Foch. Detroit Business Institute. Frank J. Nardoni 699 Lelnay Ave. Burroughs. Eileen Naughton 4194 St. Jean Ave. Foch, House Basketball, Baseball. Detroit Busine s University. Marion Nutkins 5886 Hurlbut. Ave. Foch, Girl Reserves. Business Institute. ..hi2i1..2 1935 ARYAN 193 5 Helen W. 0'Connell 14436 .lelfcrson Ave. Ita Ellen Petrella 9586 Bessemore Ave. Austin High School, Chicago. Burroughs. Helen Olszewski 363 Conner Ave. Foch: Library Stall: Girl Reserves. Geraldine Olvis 1659 Gray Avc. Jackson. Peter Pnganes 3447 Anderson Ave. Barbour. Wayne University. ,lean Paterson 639 Navahoe Ave. Foeh: Ellen H. Richards Club. Detroit Business Institute. Doris E. Pennington 8745 Traverse Avo. Burroughsg Girl Reservesg Trallic Cluh: Library Secretary. Detroit Business Institu te. Eleanor Peters 2655 Montclair Ave. Jacksong Domecan Club, Vice-Pres. Detroit Business Institute. Gladys M . Pe ters 2655 Montclair Ave. Jackson: Domecan Cluh, Cor.-Secy. Detroit Business Institute Detroit Business Institute. George Pipiringos 144-0 St. Clair Ave. Miller: Chess Club: House 222, Councillorg Scholarship Committee. University of Detroit. Ed Piuon 4585 Pennsylvania Ave. Barbour: Trallic Club. Rita Mae Poissant 5281 Wayhurn Ave. Fochg Domecan Club. Detroit Business Institute. Violet Radiek 423 Conner Ave. M adge Rea 1257 Lakeview Ave. Jackson: Ellen H. Richards Club. Business College. Shelia Rees 509 N. Ashland Ave. Grosse Pointe High School. University Hospital, Ann Arbor. Franklin Reghi 1269 Hillger Ave. Foch. Business Institute. 11178 Promenade A ve. Barbour. Wayne University. J u ne Renders 1' Reginald V. Rennie 14-06 Eastlawn Ave, .lacksong House Baseball. Armond Rhodehamel 3883 St. Clair Ave. Cass Technical Highg R.O.'l .C. First Lieutenant House of Representativesg Hi-Y. Purgle Chapterg Chess Clu 1 Alumni Committee. University of Michigan, Denis Richardson I4-5 Pi Jer Blvd. Cass 'llechnical High. ncy Richardson 663 Bedford Road ackson: ibrary Staff: P.A,l,S. t. Joseph's Mercy Ilospitnl. Thomas A . Richardson 332 Dickerson Ave. Jackson. 199 Helen Riddell 6426 Maxwell Ave. Burroughs: The Youngest Ford Hospital. Margaret E. Roberts 1420 Marlborough Ave. Jackson. Detroit Business Institute. Twenty-n ine 1935 R Y N 1935 Frances Mary Robinson 34-22 Cadillac Blvd . Fochg H. of R.: Literati, Jungaleerg House 303, Councillor, Pres. Honor Banquet Committee: Commencement Commit- tee: Class Day Chairman. University ol' Michigan. Ralph Robinson 1077 Lakeview Ave. Jackson. Eleanor Roller 2951 St. Clair Ave. Fochg Domecan Club, Secretary House 202 Stenographer. Thomas Romine 144-83 Fairmont Drive Barbour, llouse of 222 , Councillor. Vice-Presidenlg Hi-Y, White Chapter: Radio Club, Treasurer. Wayne University. Elsa E. Rosenbusch 4-57 Chalmers Ave. Foch. g Detroit Business University. Charles Rosu 2229 Hart Ave. Fochg Senior Dress Committee. Walsh Inst. of Accounting. June L. Rylander 263 Newport Ave Doris Evelyn Sample 9103 Peter Hunt Street Burroughs, Girl Heservesg Trailic Clubg Secretarg to Librarians. Detroit usiness University. Thirty Olive Sangster 2135 Crane Ave. Fochg Remelda Schultz 192 Lenox Ave. Foch. Ellen H Richards Club cy. Detroit Business College. . , Se House 303, Secretary. John Sauer 4613 Bewick Ave. Barbourl House Basketball, Track. University of Michigan. Robert W. Schrnuck 3509 Hurlbut Ave. Fochl Hi-Yg Junyaleer: Drafting Club. Detroit Inst. of Technology. Eleanor Schroeder I4-202 Mayfield Ave. Jackson. Business Institute. Helen Schroeder 44-95 Beniteau Ave. Fochg Biology Club. Marion Lillian Sch uchard 4-366 Dickerson Ave. Jacksong Junior, Senior Orchestra. Conservatory of Music. Norton Martin Schuknecht 5116 Yorkshire Drive Barbour, Glee Club. Valparaiso. Edward N. A. Schulte 4071 Iemay Ave. Fochg Hi-Y, White Chapter. Concordia Theological Seminary. Ralph Searles 196 Tennessee Ave. Henry Sedmak 576 Conner Ave. Foch: House Football, Basketball, Service Club. Detroit Business University. Mary Sendoykaa 1536 Lycaste Ave. Foch. Frederick Shaening Jr. 5774 Chalmers Ave. Assumption College High. University of Detroit. Wandalee Shannon 5993 Lakeview Ave. Jackson. Mildred Shartell 3910 Garland Ave. Foch: Junior, Senior Girl Reserves Secretary, Literatig Banquet Committee, Chair. Wayne University. Katherine Shaw 211 Piper Blvd. Jackson. 1935 ARYA N 1935 Mary Stangee 1035 Marlborough Ave. Charles Wellington Steele 3518 Bewick Ave. J ackson. Eleanor L. Stephens 1033 Se burn Ave. Grosse Bointe High. Olivet College. Marjorie Stevenson 2155 Hibbard Ave. Foch. Margaret Svochak 5378 Cooper Avn. Barbour. Lorraine Claire Tassinure losso Goethe Ave. Cleveland. Business College. Genevieve Taylor 2145 St. Clair Ave. Foch: Junior, Senior Girl Reserves: Literati: Biology, Service Cluh: Judicial Committee. Detroit Business Institute. Harvey Thompson 1070 Lakewood Ave. J ackson. P. A. 1. S.: Senior Publicity Committee: Band: Senior Orchestra: Jungaleer, Cartoonist. Catherine Turner 1290 Fischer Ave. Foch. ,Iulin Mae Turner 2588 Conner Ave. Foch. Private Sewing Finishing School. Edward J. Vallee 1709 Field Ave. Foch: 11i-Y, While Chaplor. Florence Van Buhler 4375 Ashland Avo. Jackson. Nellie Vanlserkhove 2657 Eastlawn Avo. Jackson. Pearl Vimpeny 1584 Belvidere Av:-. Foch. Robert Thomas Geol'!C Villcelll 8920 Vinton Ave. Jackson: Jungaleer, Sports Editor. Ed- itor in Chief 3 Maybee Treasurer: Judicial Com., Secretary: Service Club: Literati: Biology Club: Band: Senior Social Committee. Olivet College. 133 Lenox Ave. Foch. Dorothy D. Sherlltl H N 331 So. Philip Ave. Jackson: Detroit Business Institute. elen Murlel Simons 214 East Grand Blvd. Jackson: Junior, Senior Girls' Glen Club: Literati: Clio Cluh, Wayne University. ina Singletary 4373 Somerset Ave. Jackson. Wayne University. Rosabelle l . Smythe 725 Montclair Ave. Fuch: Senior Girls' Glen Club: Senior Song Committee. School of Comptomnlry Thomas Soldan 653 Tennessee Ave. Foch: llouse Football, Basketball, Baseball. Detroit Business University. Mary Ruth Sollars 2592 St. Clair Ave. Foch: Literati: Publicity Com.: Chess Club. Treasurer: ll. of R., Clerk: llouse 303, Councillor: Junguleer, News Editor, As- sociate Editor: Senior Orchestra: Senior Memorial, Chairman: Class Valedicturian. University of Michigan. Robert Speed 3439 Cadillac Blvd. Foch: R. 0. T. C. Marquette University. Grayce Spindler 5824 Baldwin Ave. Barbour: Maybee Class, Secretary: Literati: Aryan Committee. Chairman, The Youngest: Jungaleer SMH Thirty-one MW I 1935 RYA N 1935 James Winship 3839 Philip Ave. Foch: Biology Club. University of Michigan! 0 2250 Ha i ve. ' School, sas .ity issourig ity Ten i . I troit Bus n ss Institute. Corinne Wuesthoif l2780 Alcoy Ave. Fochg H. cf R.: Literati: Junior, Senior Girl Reserves. Wayne University. Olga Zambas 4658 Lakewood Ave. Fochg Junior, Senior Girl Reserves House Hockey: Biology Club. Kenneth Coven 1956 Crane Ave, Foch. Albert Fiorellu 2583 Beniteau Ave. Foeh: Varsity Cross County, Trackg House Golf, Track: Trallic Club. University of Southern Cal. Alex Iukov 407 Clairpointe Ave. East Commerce Highg Track . House Football, Baseball Georgia M ulford 2987 Marlborough Ave. Foch. Thirty-two Dorothy Vinton Herbert Weyant 1044 Eastlawn Ave. 2192 Drexel Ave. Jackson. Jackson High School. Jack- Detroit Business Institute. son, Michigan, Hi-Y, White Chapter, Treas. University of Michigan. Virginia Wallace Charles Whitbread 256 S. Lakewood Ave. 5695 French Road Jackson : Foch: Senior Dress Cornniittee. University of Michigan. Varsity Swimming, House Swimming, Waterpolo, Tennis, Bowling. Florence Walter Mary Louise White 5234 Somerset Drive Fochg Junior, Senior Girl Reserves: House Hockeyg Traffic Club Jungaleer Staff, Chief Typisti Scholarship Committee: Secretarial Com., Chairmang House 203. Secretary. Detroit Business Institute. Myrtle Walz 4851 Wayburn Ave. Jackson. Beatrice Arleen Warren 1662 Lillibridge Ave. 417 Chalmers Ave. Fochg Clio Club: Varsity Tennis, Maybee Vice-Presidentg Senior Vice-President: Jungaleer, Associate, Feature Editors. Wayne University. Mildred White 9927 Mack Ave. Barbour: Biology, Vice-President. Central Dispensary and Emergency Hospital, Washington, D. C. Flora Wieland 12731 E. Canfield Ave. Foch. Jackson. Business College. Deaconess Hospital. Olga Wasity John Wieneke 462 Conner Ave. Denby High School. 3848 Garland Ave. Foch: H. of H.. Critic: Chess Club. Wayne University. Robert Weintrob Seva Williams 13901 Mack Ave. Jackson. 293 Lakewood Ave. Fochg Ellen H. Richards Club Presidentg The Youngest. Albion College. John Weuner Gwyneth Wilson 5867 Hurlbut Ave. Barbour. 4316 Mamistique Ave. J acksuu. 1935 A RYAN 1 SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES Thelma A nderson 30171lar1 Ave. Foch. George Huyngieh 2114- Clairpoinlfz A ve. Foch: 1'l.0.'1',fl,: Vursil Tennis: llouse linsketlmll Notre Dame llniversily. Anna llrohauka 683 Fuirview Ave. Fooll: Junior, Senior Girls' Give Clubs. lllnlrlollo- Brown 21-11 Coplin Ava-. Gordon Cuddc-by 3041 llurlbul A ve. Foeh. Mullhuw Dick 211181 Eusllnwn Ave-. Jnekson, .Ufre-al Pill!-1 21022 llennsylvunin Avi-. llurbourz 4 Senior Drunmlios. Tholnun Kirkaldi 2514 Pennsylvania Ave. Jackson. james Lndns 2230 Lenox Ave, Cass Tcch High. Alex Levny 103 Piper Blvd. Sl. llornnrds. Michigan Slule llollegv George M urrny 1527 Dickerson Ave. Jackson. Bernard 0'Rourke 132 Lenox Ave. Fnch: Varsity Football: llouse Baseball. Michigan State College. l'e ler Radulovich 4-17 Cluirpointe Ave. Fochg llousc Football, llaskelball, Baseball, Swimmi ng, Track. Wuber Polo: Varsity Baseball. Ed. Renter 5033 Garland Ave. Harbour. Rudolph Scherf 5039 Newporl Avo. Jnckson: Junior, Senior Hand: Junior, Senior Orchestra. llurl Sellers 2273 Gurlund Ave. Focll. Louis Ii. Stahl 5517 Chalmers Ave. Jucksong Vnrsily Truck: Reserve Football: Senior llunqnol. ConnniI.1.ee, John 'l'royer 111-904 Longview Ave. llurroughs. Hn-bunliun Surlnille 131119 llhurlevoix Ave. Jackson. Joseph Wriglll 14121 Kerchevul Ave. Jnckson. Franklin Young 2167 Marlborough Avo. Jackson. Marguerite Zielisch 1280 Chalmers Ave. Jackson. Wesley 210 Plas awn e. Jackson. Archie Watson 5097 Lillibridgc Ave. Foeh. Emma Wilson 12934 Freud Ave. Jucksou. Thirly-lhree t ARYA N 1935 Thirty-four JQHN HAMMER CLARA OVENS IRENE OLICK President Vice-President Secretary MAY SENIOR SONG By Kathryn W. Thomas I The time has come when we must part From those we'1'e grown to lore, I n steps we tread thru coming years, You'll be our light above. The mem'ries of our days in school Will erer be so dear, That with the passing of our youth, We'lI dream of High School years. 1 I We realize now the value of The struggle and the joys, The active work and social times We had as girls and boys. We live in hopes of meetings of Our class of thirty-five, to keep our Alma hlater Dear, F orever in our lives. JACK LAUX Treasurer ' w 1935 ARYAN 193 Perry Abbott 2168 Lillibridge Ave. Foch. jane Allen 8905 East Jefferson Ave. Colma, Michigan: House 223, Councillor: Chicago Institute of Arts. Earl Andersen 5280 Bewick Ave. Barbour: Band, Orchestra. U. S. Naval Academy. Don Anderson V 4610 Nottingham Road Jackson: House 203, President: Varsity Indoor and Ouuloor Track: Reserve, House Football: Senior Boys Glee: Literati: Alchemist Club. Denison University. Sinn Angelo 3418 Anderdon Ave. Cleveland Intermediate School: Girl Reserves: Trallic Club. Wayne University. Carl Baetens 3058 Springle Ave. N . J. Howard Baischt f 5032 French Road Barbour: Hi-Y: service Clulxx Gran! Baker 3509 Devonshire Road Jamison: Biology, Alchemist Clubs. Michigan Statc. Kathleen M. Baker 4674 Montclair Ave. Foch: Domican. Ellen ll. Richards Clubs. Mary Ellen Balk 1644 Gray Ave. Williamston High School. Ueeile Ardis Regina Christine Ballard 3457 Montclair Ave. Fech- Glrl Reserves: Library Stall: Tralllc Club. Michigan State Normal, Ypsilanti. Mildred Alberta Askew 1595 Belvidere Ave. Focb. The Business Institute. Mitchell Aubrey 3433 Lemay Ave. Foch: House 203, Councillor, Secretary: House 203, btenogra her: House. Varsity gross Countrg, Track: House aseball. 2255 Lillibridge Ave. Foch: Literati: Clio: Service Club. Eastern Business College. Philippa Bantugan 162 Tennessee Ave. Foch. June Barkenowitz 3895 Iroquois Ave. Barbour. University of Michigan. Salvatore William Barone 4649 Lillibridge Ave. Hutchins: House Track, Football: Band. Wayne University. Virginia Barr 7912 St. Paul Ave. Birmingham High School. Elsie L. llalaille 2168 Lemay Ave. Foch: House Basketball: House, Varsity Hockey. Charles R. Battanl 4509 St. Clair Ave. Jackson: Drafting Clulr. John I . Battani 4509 St. Clair Ave. Jackson: Orchestra. Helene Bauman 2131 Lakewood Blvd. Benton Harbor. Junior, Senior Orchestra. Northwestern University. Glenn Beaudoin 5746 Harding Avc. Barbour: House Football, Baseball, Basketball. University of Detroit. William B. Beitzel 1619 Lillibridge Ave. Foch: Drafting Club, Vice-President. Thirty-five 1935 ARYA N 1935 Virginia Bell 356 Newport Ave. Jackson. W Elizabeth J. Bennett 398 Coplin Ave. Pershing High. Ypsilanti College. Rita Bennett 2624 Lycasle Ave. Robert Berning 4414 Lakewood Avo. Lenore Berr 5027 East Ave. Grosse ' te H' , Litera . Del ' n C ge. I Robert Beuter 174 Newport Ave. Jacksong House Baseball. Michigan State College. Glenn A. Beyer 2916 Harding Ave. Fochg Literati: Hi-Y, Purple Chapterg Jungaleer: Golf Team. Los Angeles Institute of Technology. Matilda Beyer 5972 Belvidere Ave-. Barhonrg Traffic Cluh. Thirty-six Rex Bird 350 So. Chalmers Ave. Jackson. University of Michigan. Ruth Louise Bishire 1209 Manistique Ave. J ncksong Alchemist Club. if V Robert C. Bishop 3033 Montclair Ave. Foch: Literatiq Hi-Y, Purple Chapter. Capital University. R. Sheldon Bishop 2993 Montclair Ave. Fochg House 203, Councillor: Hi-Y, Purple Chapterg Aryan, Art Editor. Albion College. Marjorie Biske 2993 Lenox Ave. Jacksong Traliic Club. Chicago University. Armond Blair 602 Lem ay Ave. Foch. Dorothy E. Blanks 3530 Anderdon Ave. X. Alma M . Bleicher 5034 Courville Road Fochg University of Michigan Marion Bliss 4-94 Marlborough Ave, Jackson. Robert Bohez 2150 Chalmers Ave. Jackson. Herman Booth 279 N. Marlborough Forhg Varsity. Reserve Basketball House Track. University of Michigan. Marion C. Bostwick 3915 Gladwiu Ave. Eastern. Roland Bouifard 1253 Lemay Ave. Foch: Gleeg Opera. Roger Boulfard 1253 Lemay Ave. Foch. Fochg Miss Doi sey's Calculating Service Club: Junior Glee. Institute. Thomas H. Blanton 3200 Lakeview Ave. Jackson: Drafting Club. Robert H. Boulter 585 Lemay Ave. Foch. Dallas Air College. 1935 A RYAN 1935 Kathryn Louise Bradhy 2116 Pennsylvania Ave. Foch. The Business Institute. Ruth Braun 3936 Kensington Bond Jackson: House Basketball. Clifford J. Brinkman 2521 Harding Ave. Focbl Varsity Track: Cross Country: House Baseball: li. ol' R.: Literati: Aryan, Business Staff. Wayne University. University of Michigan. James Brode 3 l 07 Alte Ernest F. Brosch 119 So. Algonquin Ave. Pooh. Lenore Bryson 3027 Manistique Avo. Jackson: Denison University. Elmer Buller 227 Newport Ave. Jackson: House Football: Baseball, Basketball. Denison University. Florence Burgiel 1622 Lillibridge Ave. Foch: Service Club: Literati. Detroit Business llniversily. Katherine R . Burton 1427 Lakeview Ave. St. Philip Neri: Literati, Corresponding Sec- retary: Clio. Boston Technical College. William Bush 5784- Lenox A ve. Barber. Jim utle 908 4, ' ' ' . Hamt H' ' 1 l Q it ' A New r A School. 1 Eva Cammarala 5515 Pennsylvania Ave. Barbour. , The Business lnstitutr-, is 4, Don E. Campeau l04,34 Gus' jye. D 'tFOClI1 X ., mlilse Frxaiaifz if' ' 1 Il vfiigily oamchigan. Charlotte M. Carey 3475 Cadillac Blvd. Foch: Alchemist Club. Vive-President: llousc Basketball: Girl Reserves, Wayne University. Francis Carlson 4646 Buckingham Ave. Don J. Carroll 6157 Belvidere Ave. ,la mes Champion 1239 Engle Ave. Foch: Varsity Cross-Country. Mary F. Charlton 138 N. Kitchener Ave. Foeb. in Louis Ciotti 5346 French Road Kincaid High. Illinois. The Business Institute. Club: Baseball: Varsity Basketball. ol' Minhigan. Norine 0. Clark 2541 St. Clair Ave. Foch: Trallic Club. University of Michigan. Q -fi Joseph Coles ' 1307 Manistique Ave. ' Jackson. 1 'homan Dean Coles l307 Manistique Ave. Jackson: Varsity Track:, House. Varsity Cross Country: Reserve Football. i I ..,. 'l M, 5 . Margaret C. Conn 2158 Ashland Ave. Jackson: Junior, Senior Glee Club: Alchemist Club. Parsons School of Fine and gmgied Art, New York, wma t., -' Thirty-seven 1935 R Y N 193 Pauline Clara Coonfer 9687 Woodlawn Ave. Burroughs. Helen per H 154 A ve. F . The sin s Lute. Marie Cooper 3425 Hillger Ave. Fochg Domecan Cluh. Gernith Copeland 2137 Lakeview Ave. Jelfersolil Trallic Cluh. Nurses' Training School. Ruth Cornelius 3941 Fairview A ve. Fodh. ' 3,1 of' .fi J ff! y..f'-f Lawrenve Earl Cory 2665 Hari. Ave. Foch: House Water Polog House, Varsity Swimming. Ruth Costenoble 3895 Lillibridge Ave. Fochg House 223, Councillor: Treasurer, Vice-President, President. Vivian Coven 1966 Crane Ave. Foch. Detroit Business University. Thirty-eight Frank Cox 11142 Mack Ave. Fochg Biology Club, Varsity Track, House, Varsity Cross Country. Michigan State College. Ruth Crawford 4053 Lemay Ave. Winifred J. Culik 9343 Lernoult Ave. Ecole Sunerieure de Jeunes Filles, Lausanne, Switzer- land, House 223, Councillor, Vice- President, Stringed Trio, H. of R. University of Michigan. Herbert Culver 3494 Lemay Ave. Foch. Calvin Currier 3150 Lenox Ave. St. Philip Neri. Catherine Cusenza 3543 St. Jean Ave. Foch. The Business Institute, Ralph Dare 214-1 Lillibridge Ave. Pontiac High School. Harold E.Davis 317 S. Philip Ave. Jackson: House Track, Swimming, Varsity Swimming, Baseball: All-City Baseball Team. University of Southern California. Olga Davlante 1242 Gray Ave. Foch. john Dejager R. F. D. Box 68, No. 4 Foch. Frank Dell 1571 Lycaste St. Eastern High School. House Basketball: Track. Betty Jeanne Delmage 375 Newport Ave. Jackson, Service Club. The Business Institute. Katherine DeMarco 9421 Harper Ave . Burroughs, House Basketball, Baseball. Wayne University. A ud rey Deneau 404 Newport Ave. Jackson. 'lf Helen Catherine gel 1409 Lake iew . St. Phili eri' et Iniversity Edith Virginia DePriest 2646 Lemay Ave. Foch. 4- 1935 ARYA N 1935 Mark Dellovan l0I09 Mack Ave. Barbour: H. of R.: Literati: Hi-Y, White Chapter. Marcel DeVos 2993 Drexel Ave. St. Philigs: P. A. I. . . James P. Diamond 4844 Gray Ave. Jackson: .lun ulcer, News Editor: Tragic: C less: Literati: H. of R.: House 205. Councillor. Walsh Institute. J Betty Virginia I iem 3740 Fi or . Foch: Biolo . ll ' nstitute. Lelio M. Di Loreto 3791 Harding Ave. Foch: House Indoor. Outdoor Track: Varsity Indoor, Outdoor Track: House 203, Councillor: Trullic Club, President. Detroit. lust. of Teclinology, Mary Dinoto 3931 Lillibridge Ave. Fochi House Basketball: Traflic Club. Clifford G. Dolinar 2549 Hart Ave. Foch, Martha Helen Don 858 Nottingham Road Jackson: Irma Doom 3578 Hillger Ave. Foch. Detroit. Business University. Margaret Abigail Downey 3482 Garland Ave. St. Bernard's: Alchemist, Traflic Clubs: Library Staff. Lcland Stanford Universit . 'VKX Teresa Anna Downey 3482 Garland Ave. St. Bernard: Library Stall: Alchemist. Trallic Clubs. Leland Stanford Universi ty. .IJYJ Richard IC. Drew 4666 Audubon Road Jackson: Alchemist. Club, President: House, Varsity Track: House, Reserve Football: House 203, Councillor, ViceAl'resident. Wayne University. Annapolis. Lucille Droelle 4-649 Heniteau Ave, Foch: Detroit Business University Ruth Elilringhouse 412 Algonquin Ave. Foch: House 223, President.: Chair man Dress Commit tee. Wayne University. Constance Ellingham 3918 St. Clair Ave. Jackson: Junior, Senior Girls' Glee Club. The Business Institute. Hellen Ellis P. A. I. S. 'l Bu iness College. Marian Ellis 4ll6 Philip Ave. Jackson: Junior, Senior Orchestra. Wayne University. Alice Elmer D.. 6549 Austell Ave. Barbour: 'l'hs- I'lusiue-as Institute. Jacob Dials Eppingu 3Il0 Drexel Ave. Jackson: Band: Orchestra. Calvin College. Norma Ericson ll025 Goethe Ave. Durfee: Trallic Club. Chicago Conservatory of Music and Drama. Eleanor Each V 12745 Outer Drive Jackson: Truflic, Riding Clubs. University of Michigan. . flair c. et it ess University. Agnes Fagerlu nd 2655 Gladwin Ave. Foch: House 223, Councillor, Treasurer: Alchemist Club. Secretary: Girl Reserves. Wayne University. Harry Falkoff 4-62 Copliu Ave. Foch. Thirty-nine 1935 N 1935 Jane Ann Fansler 483 Chalmers Ave. Riverside Brookfield High School, Illinois. Wayne University. Patricia Faulkner 1427 Holcomb Ave. Annunciation: P. A. l. S. . University of Detroit. Eugene R. Felici 5157 Lillibridge Ave. Welch High School, West Virginia: Varsity Football: Service Club. Universit.y of Michigan. Marcile V. Fetter 2559 Montclair Ave. McMichael: Ellen H. Richards Club, Treasurer: Traffic Club. Detroit Business University. , Eleanor Jane Fetzer 3509 Bedford Road Jackson: Trallic Club: Secretar of Library. Detroit iilusiness University William Filzer 311 Navahoe Ave. Foch: Biology Club: 1st,Lieut.., Co. E. R. 0. T. C. The Business Institute. o 1 Dorothy Fleisher 367 Philip Ave. Foch. Detroit Business University, Roland Fnrtin 3009 Montclair Ave. Foch: Hi-Y, Purple Chapter, Treasurer, Pres' e L3 Judicial Com t. : Service Club: ite ti: Alchemist Cl s House 202, Co n 0 Treasurer. Secre Varsity Track. Cross Country. University of Michiga Forty J Estelle Foust 4479 St. Jean Ave. Empire High, Cleveland, 0. Trallic Club: House Bowling: Detroit Business University. 1 V!- S , orie E. F er ' 66: f . Q. YR . d Ave. ac - : A L'. a, l-1 C -'. ing tary. ' l ,ol e Lester Frey 3804- Harding Ave. St. Rernard's. A nna Fromm 46l5 Manistique Ave. J ackson: Domecan, Traffic Clubs. Nurses Training School. Anne Elizabeth Gabriel 1538 Beniteau Ave. Foch. Edward Galland 4498 Fairview Ave. Pershing. John Gamicchia 4433 Harding Ave. Foch: House. Varsity Track. Cross Country: House Football. Katherine S. C. Garvin 3436 St.. Jean Ave. Foch. Wayne University. Laurence Cay 224-5 Crane Ave. Foch: Service Club: Hi-Y, Purple Chapter, Secretary: Literati: House 202, Councillor: Aryan, Advertising Business Manager. Wayne University. Lewis Gay 1813 Fischer Ave. Foch. Herbert Ceorgilas 1582 Gray Ave. Jackson: House Baseball. Wayne University. Denison University. Sue Jane Getchell 9305 Dorchester Ave. Mt. Pleasant. High School. Mt. Pleasant, Michigan: Girl Reserves. Wayne University. Walter A . Gies 12526 Rosemary Ave. Denby High. Katherine Gillermun 7251 E. Congress Ave. J ankson: Trallic Club. Wayne University. Urlena Gimino 5372 Hurlbut Ave. Barbour: Ellen H. Richards, Traffic Clubs. Alma Elfrieda Ginter 1289 Philip Ave. East Commerce High School. The Business Institute. 1935 ARYAN 1935 George E. Goetz. jr. Eva Gross me .lean Happell 5327 Montclair Ave. 46110 Lemuy Ave. ': 2944 Bewick Ave. Fochi ' ,H Foeh 3 House Bowling. Basketball. Y Varsity Bnskethall. University of Southern l California. i . , Marguerite Hurri n John G0 'al Hazel M' Grfmshans 218 Coplin Ave, an 4143 Gra ' Ave. 6.71 st' Cla Ave' 1'IusLCommerce. Stewart, High School. Ohio, Pfch' Detroit Businmu University. fliirluiflegiervrag ' ra IG tlub. Detroit Business University. Lorraine ,Iennette Bruce Grubb Carl Hausa Goodenow 511 Fairview Ave. :mm Three V Drive 3032 Montclair Ave, Fochi . Jackson: Grosse Pointe High Schoolg llgloulfehnaserve' VHfS v- llouse 202. Cou cillorg Service Club, 08? 3 6 : . Reserve. Varsity Football. Detroit Business University. X 0 mverslly' Ypsilanti Normul College Carl Goodsmilh Blanche Hallop Edith Mae Heglin 1445 Holculnb Ave, 5028 LBIIIBY AVE. 3916 Sl. .lt-BHK! Ave, Foch: Barhourg Foeh, House 202. Councillor, Varsity Tennis. Secretary: House Bowling. Detroit Art, Academy. Elizabeth Gordon Jilhll Hlmmvf 715 E. Grand Blvd. 456 Lakewood Ave. . . Tappan. Jackson: William Hrglln Junior Gloe. H.ouse..Varsity Tennis: 3016 Sl.. Jean Ave, Detroit Business University. Lllerau. Treasurer: Forth: II. of R.: Senior President. Varsity Football: Wuyne University. llousc 'l'ru1'k, Buselmll. .lane Louise Gouzie Rlllh Hafllmel' 2200 cadillac lilvd. 456 I-ak-fwl-wi Ave. A',ff !: ll d ' Danby' i:,clfS,,,B F ,H GWICB Avo. . .mor ross ,nmnn ef.. ui-Y: I 'ple Chapter- ayl lniversit 0 MUD' Ellen CNHI!!! Lillian Hand Ruth Herman SL- 'lem' Ave- Jean Ave' ?56l Wayhurn Ave. 0 5 , - ' ackson. H0092 BOWIWK- . G Jumor Glen' The Business Institute. Detroit. Business University. Hattie Green Margaret Hansen ilggl HDI'-ilmlll AVG' iii? Hardin! Ave, Reva K. Herrington . c 1 504-4 Berkshire 1 Girl Reservesg Jackson: Trallic Club. Detroit Business University. Eflghgflmrdlll ' Mary: 0 vet Col e F arty-one 1935 AN 1935 Herbert Hewitt 251 Rowena Ave. Detroit University School. June I-I. Hiatt 510 Lenox Ave. Foch. Business College. Mary Hines 1738 Crane Ave. Rochester High Schnolg Alchemist Club. Ypsilanti State Teachers' Nomml. Ruth C. Hintz l38 S. Philip Ave. Foch: Traliic Club: Lilnnry Stall: H. of H. Albion College. Robert Hiseox 2256 Hurlbut Avo. Foch: Honor Banquet. Committee: Hi-Y, White Chapter. Vice-President. Wayne University. ,lane Hitchcock 2223 Coplin Ave, Jackson. Swimming Team. Ethel Hoemke 3034 Eastlawn Ave, Jackson. Business Institute. Elwood Hoffman 3868 Lillihridge F o ' I For Iwo Virginia Delores Holstin 2541 Philip Ave. Jackson, Delmar Beauty School. Walter W. Horn 264-6 Lakewood Ave. Jackson: Junior, Senior Gleeg Senior Commencement C Aryan Business Stnlf. Wayne University. Mary Hotchkiss 200 Lakewood Blvd. Jackson. University of Michigan. Alberta Howard 0146 St. Paul Avo. Annunciation: H. of R.: .lun.ynIPrr. Esther Hoxie 6 I 58 Sheridan Ave. Foch, Clara Hoyer 2'l7l Harding Ave. Jackson: Literati, Clio Clubs: House 323, Councillor. Treasurer. Business Institute. Joyce M. Huard II68 Gray Ave. Fochg Biology Club. Grace Hospital. Dorothy May Hyslop 1202 St. Jean Ave. Foch: Leslie E. lley 3437 Hillger Ave. Northeastern: Alchemist Club University of Michigan Shirley Ingram 5932 Seneca Ave. Barbour: School, All-City Orchestras. Um- School. All-City Trios. James F. Irish 4741 Garland Ave. Barbour. Mark Jackson 2653 Hillger Ave. Northwestern. University of Michigan. Jimmy Jagger 394 N. Lenox Ave. Fochl House Water Polo: Senior Glee, Boys' Chorus: Junior Glee, Librarian. Carnegie I t, of Technology Isabell ,la e n ll0 Lak 0 d. .lack n Univ of Sou ern Ca 'f ia. Betty .lanke 1568 Pennsylvania Ave. Fochg Alchemist Club. Michigan Stnte College. Dorothy Jardine 3772 Ashland Ave. East Commerce: House. Varsity Basketball: Alchemist Qluh' House, Varsity Hockey. Beautician School. 1935 ARYAN 1935 Gladys Jennelle H512 E. Jefferson Ave. Mackenzie. Michigan Sta Le. Helen John 2121 Hibbard A ve. Foch. J. 'I J' ,,,JJ ' J. aul Johns ,lack Kaulfmann 4595 ick Ave. 2189 Drexel Ave. A an Academy, Cyprus. Eastern: Norman l'. Johnson I466 Hurlbut Ave. Foch: Biology Club. University of Michigan. llorohty Lois ,lohr 4205 Balfour Road Jackson: Ellen H. Richards. University of Michigan. lvy Jones 4047 Lemuy Ave. Foch: Varsity Swimming. llonalll .lury l40b Newport Avo Jackson: Aryan, Editor-in-Chief: Hi-Y, Purgxlc Chapter: H. of R., peaker: Literati, Vice-President: Juuiur, Senior Glee: Acapella Choir: Honor Bam nel Commit Class Day, Chairman. Wayne Unive i yi James Kaf 4487 Ben' t e. Ja -kson f Robert Kamm 365 Lakeshore Drive. Grosse Pointe High: Varsity Swimming: Radio Club. Massachusetts Institute nl' Technology. Raphael Kasjaka 4-589 Holcomb Ave. F och. at WSW House Football, Baseball. ,june I . Kavanagh 168 S. Manistique Ave. Jackson: Clio. Literati Clubs: Varsity Hockey. Basketball. Tennis. University of Michigan. llnnald Keller l548 Hart Ave. Jackson: House 202. Councillor, Treasurer: Hi-Y, Purple Chapter. Raymond E. Keller 2152 Anderdon Ave, Foch: House, Varsity Track. Adrienne Kellman 5994 Lenox Ave. Jackson: Jungaleer. Wayne University. tee n Donald Kemeny 5309 Kensington Road 1 House, Varsity Tennis: w P. A. I. S., President. l Aryan Art Staff. H. of R. Senior Banquet f rchnrmlrigy. Jacksoni f Committee. Carnegie Tech. QW Gwen Kendall 5846 Belvidere Ave. Barbour: Clio Club. The Business lnstitute. Marjorie Kew 9417 Woodlawn Ave. Barbour: Trallic Club. James Kimmicl: 9228 Bishop Road Jackson: Literati: Jun. ulcer. f KK ' JInivemiI Frances Kirk 5309 Harding Ave. F och: P. A. I. S. Detroit Business University. Alice Klein 3022 Newport Avo. Jackson. Calvin College. Frank Klein 4532 St. Clair Ave. Foch: Radio Club. Walsh lust. of Accountancy I' Jos . 45 . Clai,rfAve, l di: t : rf-'ZK?.if ' Marcus Klein 4358 Dickerson Ave. Jackson: Varsity Football: House Tennis, Track, Water Polo, Swimming, Basketball. A nnapolis. We F arty-three 1935 A RYA N 1935 Margaret Ellen Knnupe 4010 Beniteau Ave. Foch. Business College. Calvin Knowles 4223 Lakepoinle Ave. Jackson. lion Koehler. Jr. 104-29 E. Vernor Highway Foch: Varsity Foulshooting: Track: House Basketball: Baseball, Tennis: Reserve Football. University of Southern California. Kathryn ,I . Koich 583 Courier Ave. Foch. University of Michigan. 8612 f arrle Ave Wanda F. Korczakowski St. Thomas Apostle . o l. X5 Detroit Corrlln leHfQ? Nudin atz . Ph ip Ave. . .. Marti ibrar tall: Literati: 'l'ra ' Club: V y Tennis, Swimming: llm se Basketball. ace Nurses' Training School. Frances Kreiner 2550 Chalmers Ave. Jackson. Doris Kroenke 192 Eastlawn Ave, Jackson: Girl Reserves. The Business Institute. F orly-four Elsie Krueger 5225 Harding Ave. Barbour: Varsity Baseball. Business College. Karl H. Kruse 934-3 Dorchester Ave. Jackson: lli- Y, Purple Chapter. Wayne University. Dorothy Kuess 4432 Hurlhut Ave. Barbour: Ellen H. Richards. Vice-President. Wayne University. Christina Kulander 5045 Chatsworth Road Jackson. School of Design. ' Roland Khnat 4 ew! v I ve. .ass T A V' 0 I illian ze 4709 Bedford Road Clio: Girl Reserves. Michigan State. Fred Kusch 2621 Lakewood A ve. J ackson. Edward Lacen 3161 Pennsylvania Ave. Barbour: House Football. Track. Julia Lamore 4-414 Alter Road. Jackson. Helen La Rose 4134- Lakewood Ave. Eastern High School. ,lack Lauv 3460 Devonshire Road. Jackson: llouse. Varsity Tennis: H. of R.: Literati: Aryan, Sports Editor: Senior Treasurer: Finance Committee, Chair, University of Michigan. Anita Lawrence 4826 Balfour Road Jackson. The Business Institute. Phyllis Leadbetter 4771 Maryland Ave. Jackson. The Business lnstitube. Charles LeBaron 3040 Lakewood Ave. Jackson. Wayne University. Ernest F. LeClerc 3957 Marlborough Ave. Foch: P. A.l. S. Track Team. Marjorie LeDuc 4253 Lakepointe Ave. Jackson. Detroit Business Universi ly 1935 ARYAN 193 Nina Leggott Louise B. Lingertot. 212 Drexel Ave. 3411 Belvidere Ave. Foch: Denby. Ellen H. Richards: Detroit Business University. Literati: .lunguleerg House 323, Steno rapher. Detroit Business flniversity. Ellsworth T. Lennon Martha Lingertot 1311 Lakewood Ave. St. Ambrose High School: Literati: Glee C ub. 3411 Belvidere Ave, Foch: P. A. 1. S. Wayne University. H121 I-w 'd Alfred. ls. Little 470 S. Manistique Ave. 3449 Hinge, Ave. Jackson. . D Foch. Detroit Business University. Gm Reserves. Literati. Loumen Lepirr 1167 Eastlawn Ave. Jackson. Marjorie Lereh 2257 Hurlbut Ave. Whittier Junior High School: Literati. Detroit Business University. Dorothy Leuffgen 5906 Van Dyke Ave. Foch. Paula Leyn 3444- Hillger Ave. Foeh: House, Reserve Basketball: House Hockey: Varsity Hockey. Manager: G.. A. A., Treasurer: Literati. Grace Hospital. Lawrence Light 13109 E. Canfield Ave. Jackson: School Orchestra: House Track. Wayne University. The Business Institute. Winifred Joyce Lockhart H M 4715 Springle Ave. Jackson. - . Detroit Business llruversity. elen Long 5026 Lemay Ave. Barbour: Tennis Team. I . Detroit Business University. ary Loughborough 183 Marlborough Ave. Foch: Aryan . Literary Editor: House 323, Councillor. Vice-President. H. of B.: Literati: Traflic Club, Vice-President: Library Staff: Mnior Social Committee, Chairman Senior Banquet. Toastmistress. . ' University of Michigan. Irene L. Louis 3961 Lakeview Ave. Jackson. Ann Lovell 3974- Balfour Road Jackson: Jungaleer, Club Editor: House 323, Councillor, Vice-President, President: H. of R.: Literati: Girl Reserves: Varsity Basketball, Manager. Olivet College. Edward Luke 4662 Bewick Ave Foch: Literati: House Golf: Baseball: Varsity Basketball: Maybee Treasurer. Michigan State. Eileen ull 51 wi D , V ' Basketball I Dorothy Lyon 134- N. Lenox Ave. Focli. Ward-Belmont. Betty Mackay 2997 Gray Ave. Foch. Alma College. Dorothy Ethel Mackay 2997 Gray Ave. Foch. Alma College. George W. MacLachlan 421 Lakewood Blvd. Jackson: Literati: Reserve, Varsit Basketball Varsity Basebaa. Yale 1 niversity. Jessie Mac Lean 3020 Chalmers Ave. Jackson. Margaret Maclrennon 571 Navahoe Ave. Foch. Forty-jiv 1935 A R Y AN 193 Rus ell MaeNeill 3765 Ashland Ave. Jackson. Julian Maire 571 Harding Ave. Foch: Band: Trallic Cluhg Junior, Senior Orchestra: House Basketball: Tennis. Michigan State. ,I hn Malek 4-867 Dickerson Ave. Jackson: ay House Cross Country, 'l'rackg Varsity Track. Q 3,:-g,.:.,:,,t- 1 1 ,Ianice Malseed 1308 Coplin Ave. Jackson. 1645 Cadillac Blvd. Fochg Traffic Cluh: Library Stalf, Senior Assist. Oberlin College. Geneva Mann -j 'L i Viola Manos 1559 Montclair Ave. Fochg Girl Reserves: Traffic Club: Literati. Wayne University. Winogene Mantel l456 Hibbard Ave. Fochg Senior Glee Club. Deaconess Hospital. Robert Marshall 2673 Anderdon Ave. .lacksong Drafting Club, Presidentg Hi-Y, Purple Chapter. Wayne University. s , 25 . I F oriy-s iz Florence Ann Martin 1433 Fischer Ave. Eastern. Principia. Charles William May 3062 Coplin Ave. Foch: Hi-Y, Purple Chnpterg Traffic Cluhg House Basketball, Baseball George joseph Maryonovich James MeCairns 271 Tennessee Ave. Foch: Traffic Cluh. Beulah G. Maso 604-4 M Ave. Foch. Detr ' usi . University. Douglas M assey 3056 Dickerson Ave, Foch: House 202, Councillor: Hi-Y, White Chapter. Wayne Universit . od Ave. B0 . , Varsity Basketball: Lit rati . University of Michigan. . ten Of .1 .J J -1 Flora? lMat-tlgles 4-667 erks ' ,Road Jaclcso 1. The B 'n s Institute. 5 t p N .Jr X XJ LaVerna S. Mattucci 2618 Newport Ave. Jackson. Wayne University. Eleanor Mauro 6198 Crane Ave. Barbour. 3549 Springle Ave. Jackson: House Footballg R. 0. T. C. Margaret McCall 4-889 Parker Ave. Barbour: H. of H.: Chess Club: Jungaleer. The Business Institute, Eloise McCarthy 13343 Averhill Ct. St. Martin School, The Business Institute. Helen Doris McDonald 624 Montclair Ave. Foch: Jungaleer, News Editor. Editor-in-Chiefg Chess Club, Secretaryg H. of R. Wayne University. Susie Mcllullie 412 Tennessee Ave. Eastern. l l Wayne University. Don Mcln 2600 S ri le A e. st. Phillip ri. rQc c . Foch. , Detroit Business University. Wayne University 5 1935 ARYA N 1935 Marie Meteyer 3929 French Road Foch: Senior Glcc. Lewis Methner 2949 Lakeview Ave Jackson: Alchemist Club: House Swimming: Basketball: Reserve Football. Wayne University. Wilhelmlns Meyer 2140 Newport Ave. Jackson. Calvin College. .lane Miller 1221 Montclair Ave. Foch. Marjorie A. Miller 2939 Anderdon Ave. Jackson. Marjorie E. Miller 3475 Lycastc Ave. Foch. David W. Mills Beatrice Mitchell 4128 Buckingham Road J acksong Girl Reserves. M acLean College of Dramatic Arts, Irma Mitchell 5522 Lenox Ave. Jackson: Literati: Jungaleer: Traffic Club: Junior, Senior Girl Reserve-s: House Basketball: House 323, Councillor, Maybee Secretary. Thomas Ernest Mollan 4433 Garland Ave. Barbour: Alchemist, Service Clubs. Wayne University. Rose Molnar 4667 Lillihridge Ave. Foch: House Basketball: Traflic Club. The Business lnstiluln. Sophie Momcilovich 315 Tennessee Ave. Howland School. Marie Monterosso 4588 Lakewood Ave. J ackson. Wayne University. Dorothy Morehouse 5220 Devonshire Road 2175 Manlslfique Ave- JeB'erson' Jackson? H Bank than' B b U. Junior, Senlior Glee: Ugilfgnity 5' Michislsg. H Ellen H. Richards Club. Anne Mitchell 34-90 Harding Ave. Foch. The Business Institute. Earl A. Morgan 10905 E. Jefferson Ave. Milford High School. William A. Morris 44-06 Fairview Ave. Foch. Building Trades School. Harold J. Morrison 2634 Bewick Ave. Aff, Rohert Morrison Q , l50l Parker Ave. - Foch: - . Literati: 1 House, Varsit Basketball: House Baseball: 1 Mayhee President. Walsh Institute. Margaret Lee Morrow 2547 Gray Ave. Foch: G. A. A.. President: Varsity Hockey: Varsity Basketball, Captain House Hockey, Captain. Frances Morlier 2188 Philip Ave. Jackson: House Basketball: Reserve Swimming. Arnold Morton I I38 Marlborough Ave. J ackson. Helen Viola Mount 9644 Woodlawn Ave. Girl Reserves. Betty Moyles 9150 Haverhill Ave. J ackson- Trallic Club. The Business Institute. Forty-seven 1935y A R Y AN 1935 Jack T. Murray 1625 Hillger Ave. Fochg House 202, Councillor, Vice-Presid ent. Alchemist Cluh. House Football. Dorothy Myers 205 Coplin Ave. Jackson. Roland Nagle l04-29 Vernor Highway. Grosse Pointe. Richard H. Nankervis 2930 Hart Ave. Cross Country: llouse Traci-L: Huselvall. Nliehignn Stale. ssom Elaine Nelson Focb .I ungaleer Girl Reserves Traiiic Cluh el f al - fi! t O 3526 st. Jean Ave. ' I. Detroit Business University. ' K Marie Nelson 3696 Nottingham Road Jacksong Junior, Senior Glee: Senior Girl Reserves: .lun alcer: Tragic Club. The Business Institu te. Virginia Neumann 236 S. Eastlawn Ave. Jackson: Junior Gleel Ellen H. Richards. Recording Secretary. House Bowling. Martin M. Newcomer 1594 Cadillac Blv Ball High School, Galveston, Texas. Hi-Y, Purple Chap Texas Agriculture Mechanical College. Forty-e ighl Nellie Newland 305 Dickerson Ave. Fochg Literati: H. of R.g Aryan, Literary Stalfl House 202, Stenographer. Finance Committee. Dorothy Nicholls 1232 Chalmers Ave. J ackson: Senior Glee. Wayne University. Henry Harold Norrid 4811 Drexel Ave. on Jacks 5 Junior, Senior Glee: Opera: Biology Club, Treasurer. Wayne University. Cordon Nyquist 13320 Wilshire Ave. Fochg Literati, Treasurer, PreSidentg Hi'Y , Purple Chapter: Alchemist: House 202, Councillor, Treasurer, President. University of Michigan. Gladys Oldenburg 1712 Hibbard Ave. Fochg Michigan State Normal College. Cloy O' Lear 260 a ve. Fo H e e Football. 5 B Arthur Olejniczak 5553 French Road Foch. Irene Olick 3980 Beniteau Ave. Fochg House 303, Councillor, Secretar , Vice-Presidentg Trams Clllubg Jungaleer: Senior Gleeg Girls' Octette Senior Secretary. Clara Ovens 9199 Duncan Drive. Barbour: House 303, Councillor, President: Varsity Basketball, Alchemist, Traffic Clubs Senior Vice-President. Wayne University. james Parrish 2168 Springle Ave. J ackson: House 222, Treasurer, Chess Cluh. Georgina Parsons 3480 Hillger Ave. Fochg Library Staff, Business University. Mary Louise Parsons 404 Ashland Ave. Jacksong Traffic Clubg Albion College. Milorad Paskulovich 303 Tennessee Ave. Fochg Frances , rl Pas ia 2534 Al Roa ks 9 03, ouncillor, sur r Robert Pa I ria 4622 Fairview Ave. Foch: Varsity Tennis. Erma Patteenw 4185 Newport Ave. Jackson. Business Institute. 1935 ARYAN 1935 Burton Paull 1069 Newport Ave. Jackson: Hi-Y, Purgle Chapter: Michigan 1 tate College. Dorothy M. Peach 3935 St. Jean Avn. Foch: Traflic Club: Libr y Staff. l Vlrglnla Arlene l'eehles 4145 Gladwin Ave. Adrian Junior High School: Junior, Senior Glee: Trailic Club: The Big Pond. Frank l'esIa 4143 Courv' ex ,. W A Leona M. Peterson 12121 Wilshire Ave. Jackson: The Business Institute. Mallbell Pettrosn 708 Lycasle Avo. Foch: Ellen ll, Richards Cluh. Detroit Business Institute. Elllehet icen 1 e . S rose: an, Tr c Clubs e Unive ity. Shirley Pierson 10231 Canfield Ave. Barbour. 9 ...1 . - ,lack Pike 1209 Newport A ve. Jackson. Lore! 'i V 3754 St. lui e. Rfb: S F orldmllospl al. dw Clement Placido 5372 Cooper Ave. Barbour: House Swimming, Football: Varsity Swimming. Charles Robert Plumb S903 Fischer Ave. Jackson: llousc 222, Councillor, Treasurer: lliology Club: llniversily of Michigan. School ol' Forestry und Conservation. Vincent Donald Pohlmeyer 2677 Montclair Ave. Jackson: Hi-Y, Purple Chapter, Secretary, Vice-President.. Wayne University. Elvira Rose Ponkey 3985 Balfour Road Jackson: Traflic Cluh: Girl Reserves: Jungnleer. The Business lustitulc. janet Potter 11025 Goethe Ave. Foch: Wgne Univez Floyd W. Powell 3050 Montclair Ave. Foch: Alchemist Drafting Clubs' R. 0. T. C., lst Lieutenant: House Football, Bowling: Varsity Bowling: Wayne University. West Point. Edward Prouse 2605 Fairview Avo. Jane E. Purcell 3796 Montclair Ave. Foch. Lillian l'yde 34-92 Montclair Ave. Mungerg Chess Cluh. f . . J 'ff' hi, is sin' Istituto. Eslll tg! Virginia Grace Randall 3851 Manistique Ave. Jackson: Business Collage. Robert Rankin 135 Newport Ave. Jackson: School Band, Druln Major: House 222, Councillor, President. Harvard University. Norma Florence Rayeske 5591 Beaconsfield Ave. Jackson: Senior Glee Club. Chess Club. Thomas Reese Foch: House 222, Councillor: H. O. T. C. F orly-n ine 1935 ARYA N 1935 Belly M. Reeves 265 S. Chalmers Ave. Jackson. Wayne University. Budd Ribble 489 Kitchener Ave. Durfee: Literati, Traflic Clubs: House, Varsit Swimming: University of Southern California. Audrey P. Richards i254 Meadowbrook Ave. Foch. Business College. Catherine Richards unior, Senior Glee Cluh: Alchemist. Club. Treasurer: f ,House Basketball, Baseball, f 'Sw' ming: ior Girl Reserves. Deumnvss Hospital. M474 A nderdon Ave. jerry Richards 585 S. Philip Ave. Jackson: Hi-Y, White Chapter: Junior, Senior Chorus: Junior. Senior Orchestra: House 222, Councillor: H. of R. Ohio Stale University. James Ridas M09 Wayhurn Ave. Jackson: Michigan Stale. Bob Rielhmuller 500 S. Lakewood Ave. Jackson: House Football, Swimming. University of Detroit. June Claire Rivard 2159 Lycastc Ave. Fochg Senior Orchestra: House, Varsit Hockey: House Basketliall. Detroit Commercial College. Fi fly Marie C. Rizzuto 2661 Beniteau Ave. Jackson. Kenneth Rock 4655 Lillibridge Ave. Foch: Junior Glee Cluh: Varsity Track: House Swimming: Track: Basketball. Louise J. Rogers 2909 Montclair Ave. Foch: Junior, Senior Orchestra: Alchemist: House Basketball: Varsity Hockey. Wayne University. Albion College. Nellie Frances Rogers U. S. Marine Hospital Capitan High School, New Mexico. Nurses' Training. Merritt B. Romine 6539 Venice Ave. Foch. U University of Detroit. Benjamin Ronis 2545 Anderdon Ave. Foch: Chess Club: Tratlic Club. President, Treasurer: J ungaleer: House Debating. Wayne University. Beatrice Louise Roo t 50l Eastlawn Ave. Foch. Borge Rosen Foch: J ungaleer, Sports Editor: House 222, Councillor, Treasurer: H. of R.: Hi-Y, White Chapter: Hi-Y Scholarship Award: Chess Club. Wayne University. Helen Rosner 29ll Hurlbut Ave. Fooh: Girls' Octette. Fred G. Rukor 486 Dickerson Ave. Jackson: House Varsity Track: Hi-Y, Purple Chapter. Wayne University. Geraldine Rumage 1558 Alter Road Jackson. Jane Ryan 256 S. Nuvahoc Ave. Foch. Wayne University. Virginia Lois Sams 2621 Garland Ave. Foch. The Business Institute. Esther Sassi 5054 Ilurlbut Ave. Barbour. The Business Institute. Margaret Saterstad 364-4 Three Mile Dr. Jackson: Girl Reserves: Tratlic Club J ungaleer. I Wayne University. Eleanor Scarlett 2665 Fairview Ave. Foch: Biology Club, Secretary Detroit Institute of Musical Art. 1935 ARYA N 1935 Madeline Sehauer 4659 Lakewood Ave. Jackson: Biology, Trallic Clubs: House Hockey: Girl Reserves. University of Michigan. Belly Schimmel 603 Lillibridgo Ave. Foch: Trnllic Club. The Business Institute. Andrew Br Schmitt. Jr. 1281 -1- Evanston Rd. Foch. Iarl Schneider 2170 Garland Avc. Focll. Dorothy Irene Schnorr 4207 Alter Rd. Jackson: Alchemist., 'l'rnllic Clubs. Waync University. June Sc-hoell 16117 Belvidere Avo. Focll: Arvan, Stenofzrapherz llarry Schwartz 2596 St. Jean Ave. Foch: Cross Country Team Howard Scott, 2152 Marlborough Ave. llon Seite-r 1215 llillgc-r Avo, Foch: Varsity liasnbull: lluusc Track, Baskntbnll. Swimming. Adeline Siewerl. Jackson Junior S 1' s' ' urls 04:1 llc. 'l'lu' llllSll lust lute: 3685 Balfour Rd. 9 , -L ' il C' ' 4 1 S Ada Ruth Silks 1337 Marlborough Ave. Jackson: Ellen H. Richards, Corresponding Secretary , Wayne University. Edna Slutzky 5135 Harding Ave. Barbour: Library Stalf. Ellen H. Richards: ll. ol' R.: Wayne University. Girl Rcservcs: Library Staff: Litnrati: llousc 21021. Stnnographer: Senior Dress Commitmif: Traflic Club: llonor Runqueet. Commit Inn, Chairnlun. Detroit. Business University. lhrence Schoenbnrn 51029 Drexel Ave. Foch: House Bowling, Cross Country, House. Y utsity Track. Kathleen Schon 5215 Buckingham Rd. Jackson: Aryan, Secretary: House 202, Stenographer: Literati, Secretary: H. ol R.: Senior Social Committee. Detroit Business University. Earl Smith 4635 Berkshire Rd. Jackson: House 222. Vice-President: House Track, Baseball: Service Club: Varsity Basketball Student Manager. University of Michigan. Ruby Smith 4199 Bedford Rd. Jackson: Clio Club, President., Treasurer: Literati. Olivet College. Stephen J. Snodgrass 2225 St. Jean Ave. Foch: House Basketball. Wayne University. Margaret Soderberg 659 St. Joan Avo. Marjorie M. Sparkman 1089 lmnox Avo. Foch: Library Stall, Junior Assistant: Girl Reserves, Corresponding Scorclury . Snnior Glcc. Phyllis M. Speck 5308 Lakeview Ave. J son. Willfred Everel Spencer 1208 Sl.. Clair Avo, Jackson: llouse Truck: Varsity Track. Cnptnin: Cross Country: P. A. I. S.: Literati. University of Michigan. Eleanor Stephens 4451 Philip Aviv. J uckson: llnusc Rnskvtlmll. June Rose Stcvenson 600 Lenox Ave. Foch: Service, Ch:-ss Clubs: Detroit Business University, Ruth Stone 3449 Garland Avo. Foch. F i fly-one 1935 ARYA N 1935 Robert Strider 2931 Manistique Ave. Foch, House Basketball, Baseball, Football. Wayne University. Michael Theodore Szymula 5736 Philip Ave. Pershing High School. ,I ack Tamblyn 337 Marlborough Ave. Jackson, Varsity Football, Basketball. Baseball, House Baseball, Track. Elsie Louise Tarabusi 5902 Somerset Ave. J ackson, Trallic Club. The Business Institute Geraldine Taylor 1040 Chalmers Ave. Parker High School, Chicago. Helen Taylor 1535 St. Clair Ave. Foch, Service Club. Winifred Pauline Teasdale H901 Kercheval Ave. Foch: Service Club, Judicial Committee, Chair.: Jungaleer, Aryan Committee, Chairman. Grace Gunnison Thomas 3947 Fairview Ave. Fnch. Wayne University. F i fly-two Kathryn W. Thomas 4732 Hurlbut Ave. Barbour, ' Ellen H. Richards, Girls' Senior Glee, Secretary, President: Girls' Senior Octetteg Euterpian, Treasurer, President, Spring Review, Floradora Sezvlelle: Christmas Concert, House Pianist. Agnes Thompson 671 Meadowbrook Ave. Ursuline Academy, Pittsburgh, Domecan Club. Anna Thompson 1540 Gray Ave. Foch, Georgia Business School. Dorothy Thompson 1075 Coplin Ave. Jackson. Marian Titel 4179 Gray Ave. Jackson: Clio Club. Margaret Toms X 1110 Manistique Ave. ' Jackson. K Ja - 1 f 1: .i d. k nlv 1 1 r oo. .. . l iek T1- ck, : SwimmiHB2 An apoli or Northwestern Uni ersi . Anne J. Toyias 2215 Hart Ave. Eastern High School, .Iunor Senior Glee Clubs! Gene L. Travis 1218 Gray Ave. Foch: Secreatry to Miss Beebe: The Business Institute. Anthony Treier 5965 Harding Ave. Jackson, Junior, Senior Glee Clubs: Trailic Club: Senior Mixed Chorus. Ann Tresh 2187 Lemay Ave. Hazleton Jr. High School, Hazleton, Pennsylvania. Ruth E. Trinkaus 5029 Rohns Ave. Barbour, Traflic Club, Grace Hospital. Lillian Trotman 2543 Lenox Ave. Jefferson. Mildred Trubian 5315 French Road I Eastland Roseville High, Providence, Hospital. Evelyn Tuttle 2106 Bewick Ave. Jackson, School of Arts and Crafts William E. Tyson 2108 Burns Ave. Grosse Pointe High, Service Club. Detroit Business University. Wayne University' N 1935 RIdge'B. Underwood Fred ackl Grosse Point High: 25 Pen lvania Ave. Varsity Football: Band: F ' Dance Orchestra: House Football. University of Pennsylvania' Jean Vallier 382 Ashland Ave. Jackson: Girls' Craft Club: House Hockey: School of Arts and Crafts. Blanche Van Buren 2637 Newport Ave. Jackson- Junior, Senior Girls' Glee Clubs: House 222, Stenugrapher. Alice E. Van Gieson 4658 Three Mile Dr. Jackson' Junior, Senior Glee Clubs: Girls' Octetteg Why The Chimes Ring: May Festival. Serphe Varjabedian 1203 Gray Ave. Focb. Charles Varner 667 Montclair Ave. Senior Hi h School, Connersvsle, Indiana. House Basketball. Indiana Business College. Valentine Verduyn 4681 Beniteau Ave. Foch: Maybee Club. V. Lorraine Ali ner 35 S H . F rl 1' Ujliwgsity. 3814 Garland .. East Commer . Bette WaIke Rosella Wal 118 S. Lakewood Blv . St. Martins: Service Club: Judicial Committee: Girl Reserves: House 303 Steno a her. KI' University of Detrog. Arnold Ward 6 G 3.1.1.3 ' I Oy? A ,U Z J Ellen Wasmund 3911 Courville Road Jackson. Roger Watson 1231 Coplin Ave. Jackson: House Football, Basketball. Marion Waugh 1l3l4 Kerchevsl Ave. Tippecanoe High. June Olivia Webb 10615 Devine Ave. Foch: Jungaleerp H. of R.: House Basketball, Hockey: 3 House 203 Steno ra her , s P . 5 Chicago Institute of Arts. f XJ Fred Weber 187 S. Dickerson Ave. Nolan Intermediate. Harvey Wedell 4105 Lakewood Blvd. Jackson: Junior. Senior Glue Clubs Isadore Weinberg 10238 Mack Ave. Foch: House, Football, Basketball Baseball, Track. Varsity Track, Baseball e Welns 3135 Lakewood Ave. St. Bernard's, St. Pauls High Grosse Pointe. Arthur Weintroli 13901 Mack Ave. Jackson: Radio Club. Ruth Wheaton Vernor llighwuy. Helen White 4-215 Bedlord Road Jackson: Trallic Club, Secretary. The Business Institute. Do 's idmer 1 gouquin Ave. House Bas tball V 1ty'I ms olf ive y of Michigan F . 1 l ,. Bglogy C U F iffy-three lub 1935 1935 Virginia Wiedmuier Jackson 5 Biology, Alchemist Clubsg Providence Hospital. Virginia M. Wier 5125 St. Clair Ave. Barbour: House Basketball: Ellen H. Richards: Traflic, Literati Clubs. Lutheran College, Neb. Bernice Wilson 18933 Hickory St. Jackson. Edgar Wilson 1747 Hibbard Ave. Roosevelt Military Acad Aledo. Illinois. Lucile Wilson 1291 Newport Ave. Grosse Pointe High. Bernice Wismer 375 S. Eastlawn Ave. Jackson. emy, University of Michigan. Ernest Woike 4-0ll Fairvie ve. Foch' X! Martha Louise Wolfe 415 Lenox Ave. Foch. Business College. F ifly-four 1 R Y A. N I Josephine Alice Woodard 3005 Anderdon Ave. Jacksong P. A. I. S., Secretary, Treasurer. Traphagen, N. Y. Erma Hilda Yetter 4604 Beniteau Ave. Fochg The Business Institute. G. Douglas Young 1264 Chalmers Ave. Jackson. The Business Institute. Donald W. Bastian 1542 Bewick Ave. Foch: Band, Senior Orchestra, All-Cit Orchestra. Transylvania College. Gilman Bolinsky 3400 Algonquin Ave. Jackson, Alchemist Club. University of Michigan. Edward G. Brinker 3929 Lemay Ave. Foch. Mary Burton 235 Ccplin Ave. Jackson. David Cannarsa 2234 Montclair Ave. William Craig 3516 Gray Ave. Jacksong House Baseball, Football: Reserve, Varsity Footballg Service Clubg Judicial Committee, Sec'y.g University of Southern California. Alexander Dickson 617 Nlontclair Ave. Foch. Alexander Ednle 3421 Harding Ave. .lacksong Student Manager of Foot- ball, Track, Golf: House Basketball. University of Michigan. Mary Eror 598 Tennessee Ave. Foch. George Filgo 338 Navahoe Ave. Fochg , lst Lieutenant, R. 0. T. C. Biology Club. George Findling 2226 Newport Ave. John E. Fleming 359 Ashland Ave. Jacksong Brown University, Boston. Gehrian Gabriel 2214 Pennsylvania Ave. Foch. 1935 ARYAN 19 3 5 Rose Gardoeki 3727 Conmrd Ave. I 'J' JJ . Frank Gilorm 5026 F ich iss T : louse oot, ll: Cn u ry, Track. l ity of Southern ll ia. I Lillian Meyers 281 Emerson Ave. Jackson: House Hockey, Basketball, Swimming: Varsity Hockey, Swimming. Ula Jane Miller 1221 Montclair A ve. Foch. Charles Emerson Hammers Lorraine Narring 3033 St. Jean Ave. Fred Keller 2152 Anderdon Ave. Foch: House Howling: 'l'ru1:k Marlon Helen Macklin 223 Clairpointe Ave. Foeh. Margaret Mann 2 I 7 liastlawn Ave. Albert. Marcora 5207 French Road . St. Joseph Com. School, Drayton Plains. Curl Martin 3003 Lenox Ave. Jackson. 6080 Beniteau Ave. Foch. Jack M. Petersen 2640 Marlborough Ave, Jackson: Hi-Y, Purfrle Chapter: Literati, l . of R.: House 202, Councillor. University of Michigan. Reds l'el.tross 124-0 St. Jean Avo. Foch: The Business Institute. I I I 1 i . if ol r 1. Pitc ' ' . sva n Ave. k jg H ' asketball: ,va ' n '1'mk. Eine ,- o , Barsity Football: I' Cl rsliwr Engineering School. Edmond Robitaille 223 Dickerson Ave. Post: Reserve Football. Basketball: Varsity Football, Basketball' llouse Baseball. 1 Roberta Marie St. Germain H06 Manistique Ave. Jackson. Betty Ann Scar 2557 Cadillac Blvd. Foch: Literati: House 303, Council. Wayne University. 1 , .6 ourvi e R Ja- rn: i 3 I n bingo g ool of e a Charles l'. Spencer 2587 Marlborough Av B. Stoughton High, Wisconsin Ray E. Suhr 2930 Chuhuers Ave. J uckson: Drafting Club, Secretary: lla-Y, Purple Chapter. Louie C. Suter Hazel Park High School. lli-Y, White Chapter: R. 0. T. C., Captain. Marie Carolyn Vinuy 4-00 Tennessee Ave. Jackson: Junior, Senior Girl Rese House Hockey Bowlin l'VeB , , g. The Business Institute. Maxine Watson 4-162 Pennsylvania Ave. Barbour. Anthony M. Wiats 5536 Montclair Ave. Foch: Service Club. Fifty-five WL n I 1935 A RYA N 1935 Rose T. Asia 4696 Coplin Ave. Jackson: Service Cluhg Jungaleer Typing Staff. Kenneth DeHart 3856 Lakewood Ave. Central High School, Kansas City. Hi-Y, White Chapter, Secretary: Senior Band, Orchestra. 1 Robert J. I,llR0ll 358 N. Eastlawn Avef Cass Technical High. University of Detroit. Fl fill Ji Fi f ly-s iz WM X fi SENIOR S WITHOUT P Albert Fiorello F och: Varsity Trackg Cross Country 3 llouse Golfg Indoor, Outdoor Truck. Harriet Hacker 1650 Alter Rd. Nadu Mark 3003 Manistique Ave. Jacksong Library Staff: University of Southern Califqqxia. X x QQ x s James Mitchell 5129 Parker Ave. ICTURE S Al Ganser 2654 Chalmers Ave. Freeman Gumell i293 Coplin Ave. Mildred Momcilovilrh IHS Tennessee Ave. Leo Taylor 645 Connor Ave. 1935 A RYA N 1935 SENIOR DAY Senior Day, held for the first time Friday, March 15, 1935, marks the beginning of what promises to become a glorious tradition at Southeastern. During the school hours of this day the Seniors ruled supreme, dethroning the teachers from their classes, unmercifully administering tenth hours to them, and sending humbly submissive ones, bitterly weeping, back to the houses when they were caught wandering around the halls without passes. Throughout the breadth and width of the school, the Green and Gold insignia of the Seniors was a badge of distinction and power. . Immediately following the regular classes, the students crowded the gymnasium to watch the Senior-Faculty Frolic. Mr. Stocking entered first with his mother, father, deaf grandfather, and little brothers and sisters, all fresh from the country and appropriately dressed. These romping children, once distinguished faculty, pulled in a trailer containing the famed quintuplets, or at least their faculty duplicates, faithfully attended by Dr. Dafoe and two capable registered nurses. When Mr. Stocking's brothers attempted to lug these helpless, squirming babies from the trailer to the floor, the spectators were convulsed with laughter. Mr. Stocking then bellowed forth a boast that he could beat any Senior in the manly art of fisticuffs. The Senior President, John Hammer, with his ma and sister, came straight from the bowery to answer the challenge. Then, after introducing their families and seconds, the two contestants struggled through four rounds of good, modern pugilistics-well at least it was modern. Again the Seniors triumphed, and the badly battered referee, Mr. Froelich. who seemed to have gotten the worst of it, raised Hammer's hand in token of victory. Then, to prove indisputable the superiority of the Senior Class, the Senior officers defeated the Maybee officers in a terrific kiddie-car race, although some of us suspected trickery. Miss Parks, on a streamlined kiddie-car, beat the Senior Vice-President, Clara Ovens, much to the deep chagrin of the aristocratic Seniors. The program was completed by the annual Senior-Faculty basketball game and the varsity boys versus the varsity girls. Everybody won. This day will probably be long remembered by both parties and the classes of the future will always try to duplicate it. Be that as it may, however, never, never let it be said that the faculty of Southeastern are not able to put aside their dignity and become just plain kids! I've waited all my life for this moment , chuckled Marcus CHamburgJ Klein, as he sent Mrs. Dotten scampering back up a long stairway, down which she came expressly in violation of a large sign reading: UP ONLY , placed con- spicuously on a pillar. Fifly-.s'e1'erL 2 1935 A RYA N 1935 gcorgefind ling Pl enehoward joegabriel illi ucbner raymondgabriel jo ughes zlunaldgrant I eslieiley 1-dw inh agerm arthur januzzi keithhall carljohnson roherthansc gerald j oh nson eugcnehaws georgejohnston williamhaxton wilberjohnston raymondhayduk jameskafcas johnheffron jamcskaiser johnhenkel lawrencekawecki earlhess hillykeenan frankhoffman jackkenned y vdw in hol t rogersketcham willianlhouthoofd ottokleinlein kamkoaaltoney richardbell rodneyaggas rohertbell 4-harlesagozzino harryberg jamesamick kennethhethman donaldandreas haroldbiggs donaldllalnberger armandhlair slanlvybania adambone haroldhattjes elroyhrctl. hobbaum robertbrow n robertbau mgartnur haroldbuckiud il glunbeaudoin malcolmhumlcr law rf-mvebedarzl georgeburd jamesmccarthy walterreblin w illiamortivinc harry,-Bed rolandovellitte edmundriegler Johnpeqom georgeritter wllsonplceu johnrobcrts gcorgepurcell , albertrach Jamesmdgers ernestrachwitz johnrodgefs jagkranki Il richardsauer jamesrea michaelsch achtner Fifty-0 ight Mere Maybees HOU S E 202 - V, henryklose ickmartinovich georgckolf russellmcbrien richardkonrad ,N jeltrymccullock stanleykorll' J X' 1 fxlwardmcclure dav idk ramer fobertmccurd y mitchelllgra ss hrucemcdonald groegekrbes , williammckenna russelllandless cyrilmckinnon rohertlatimer robertmcphee robertlehman victormenden carltonlindell georgemerte billylyle edwardmertz elmermausell tonymilazzo norbertmarkert richard miles carlmartin carlmiller cdwardmills HOU S E 203 eugenehutler westoncurrie dElVidC8IlIl8I'Sa lex-Qydanielson paulcarrier alvindelend h arrychafldler brucedespeldcr georgechllders thomasdigaetano curtlscloud hamldcoc donalddoherty elm orcory douglasdunlop Wiuiamcraig williameaston drmcraw ford m0ffiS0n9lY WHllHl'l't'I'llL5kShPlIlk raymondonglish HOU S E 222 howardscherf williamsmith hl?I'b6I'lSChIlE!id6I' grngldggden ericschwalenberg gem-gespaulding ngarvmschwandt kennethstanow blllshaw . N H . x robertshilling Jamehhtembr div eshilson theodorestensen maxshinebroom davidstocking waynesimonson h0W3I'dSt0I19I' clarencesmith robertta y lor jamesmitchell ellwoodmoyer philipmann j ackmurray chalresmyers clydenichols eugeneolinzook donolmstead johnopper jeamespark richardparmelee lloydparr robertpasseno edwardpentz kennethpeterson jackpeterson normanHeming williamfoster karlfranz gebriangabricl gordongasser glonngensley howardgilovmi donaldgraul georgegrenzke allenham rexhigelm ire jackmiller williamtaylor jacktoms harrytrunk howardtruxell hermanumpfenhack frankvankerkhove alexvenettis peterventiniglia georgeverlinde edwardvczina 1935 AR YA N 1935 Mere Mayhees HOUSE 223 I marieabbott katherineboyers virginiabower barbaraclo. carmeldidio helenalexian beatricebeatti bernicebradby bettieconnolly eatherdidrickson claraanderson dorisbegeman irenebrail' virginiacooper mariedowning dorothyanderson ritabennett junebriggs marjoriecoote dorothydriscull christiniaangers blancheb Sli' clarabrunetti francescordes maryeror arolieantwright pbigham evelyncalpin lucillecorsina ruthetter ruthatkinson margueri eulahcampbell georgettecottignies francesfindley clarioebasso feirahlick genevizevecarlson victoriacravens ilorencefowler annbechhozky dorothyblood florencecarter edithcross donagolla rheabadger harrietblue naomichapman lenorecustock helengault evelynbarron wilmaboersma lauradefever irenehale margaretbauslaugh marionbostwick helendequeck janethancock HOUSE 303 katherinemorton linaschroedter rjoriesullivan lilliantouhey wjt er geraldineoldenkamp ruthschukraft riettsutton saraturner s ' ' ruthpinckett ruthseverance marysymington madelinevanmnele orrainewill bettiereemes jeanshepard ineztalley helenverlinich ruthrobinson beyysimpso m etay o marionvokes vlrginiawendt geraldinerumage catherinesmoots i 1 marywaddell barbarawissinger dorothyrumohr jeanstarkweather i yson rosewambord marywolfe isabellerusantis bettiestephenson gertrudethiefels jeanward marjorieyordy dorotheasadler junestevens virginiathorburn marywasity maryyoung madelinesantorum dorothystevenson maxinewatson stellazakor berniceschalk lillianstickel berthawendela bernicezaluski Iucilleschneider jeanestrehlke elsiewestphal janezumstein HOUSE 323 jeanehrensberger helenguillaume norajeankaakee dorothylickfeldt esthernuffer jeanfleming ettaguillemet marjoriekauffman margueritelindquist erminaorsell leonoraford bessiehaddad mildredkemter bessielingon helenotaskey phyllisfrench dorishallman virginiakennedy deloreslowndes jeanetteouellette rosemaryfroh theresahara ruthkew normalucas virginiapajakowski laurabellefrye mabelhelgesen enakinnear jeannemacintyre laurapenny margaretgarman camillahendershot marykoenig beatricemadden helenpettibone leonagelgota evelynholmgren katherinekuenzel mildredmajesse joypike antigonegeorgopolos dianaholtland louisekurtz dorothymalechikos evelynproctor dorothyaglaeser lenorehmdon genevalester audreymartz phyllisradke jeangoodin dorothyinch bettylewis josephinemarziano lucillereinowski maryellengorton marianjackson V! 'damets evelynrhode veronicagrady junejenkins ardismiller phyllisroberts audra een dorothyjohns on constancemorehouse elaineroepke murraygroves H maryjones J gracenorris maryalicerounsley my XM W 1935 A W.- ty Jr V':gfy Sifly HTHE YOUNGESTB The January 1935 Senior Class presented Philip Barr's popular play. The Youngest on November twenty-third and twenty-fourth. This three act comedy portrayed the trials and tribulations of the youngest member of the Winslow family. Miss Littell. the public speaking and dramatics instructor, directed the play, which successfully entertained two packed houses. The male lead went to VVarren linoble. supported by Seva Willianlsz-A UTHE BIG PONDB f'The Big: Pond , a romantic drama in three acts, written by George Middleton and A. B. Thomas was presented on April twelfth and thirteenth by the Senior Class of May, 1935. The play is Centered about the Billings family, whose va- cation in Europe is brought, to an abrupt end by the romance of their daughter. Barbara Billings. The leading characters were: Arlene Peebles as Barbara Billings and lilwood Hoffman as Pierre, a French courier. RYAN p1935 CIWIII V. Q' sg, 'f 4 ' J - rf. Q' ' '.-.':ff,s'.N , ,, -,-. -- 0- ,. 14-J- ,, 5: ,-., f fn.,'. ,lg x ' ' s -4, 5 .'lf A' .. ..f!' I .,,. ...n ?' -ug. -Q 4 .. 4. sl I.: . ,.1 J, .. iw , A. ' .-..,4 2 I 1935 A H RY'A fi . .xl Ifvur: D. Mussvy.ILN4-wxlor1.l3. .lnlmson. C Hausv. A. Hulnws. J. P01 -rl, I.. Us '. Il. kvllcy. l ronl: I.. l'z1rsa'll. If. fiUO4lSIllilh. J. Murray. ll. Nyquist. D. lu-lls-r. A. I L-bvr. 202 House of Lindbergh I XX Dutu fVlc:C.xu'rm' IRULAND FORTIN Gonmw NYQUIS1' JACK JVIURRAY l'r0x:'rlvl1l Vial-l're.Q1'1ler1l , . . Presirlenl V1'1'e-Prvszllerzl , . . , AIK'l'lllIR Dll41KoFlf'. llnuxf' I Fllllflplll , , . l.-nu.1-mmsx11'rrl I-onnuw NYQUIS1' bmi, hoonsm11'1'u DUNALD kI'll,l.I'IIi Sl'1'f'l'lllI'-V 7vI'l'IISlll'l'l' Szfcrvlury Treusllrffr S1'.z'ly-Iwo N 1935 1935 A RYA N 1935 liurk linux' D. Mulrm-ns. V. D1-Mairubuls. Mr. ffmllllwll. I . Cnrlsfm. C. AIlIll'I'SOII, Hirlrllzf Ifuuv: Il. Iirm1rl,S. Bishop. fi. fi2lI'I'Hll. ll. Iiurkhurmll, I.. Ililon-tu, W. Bush. ID. Cramfural. ll l'r'n1l l'vl'1lllllfIl'.' li. llilla-r. J. l7iumun1l. li. l7rm'xx. ll. All1ll'l'SUll. M. Alllll'1'y. li. VlllllgIill'lIll'l'. 203 f ,- Holla-so of the Twcn lieth Ccnlury 2 f X. IKM' llurvxmx linux Jmlwsux Dux Axlncnsuw Iilulunn l,Ill4IW Ski r wr ,-lrlinf Ski 1 wr , , . . Ski' 1 wr l 1'rxl Uflirvr H 'I H 5'I'lVNIl'l' f.AMN1I'I'I l'. llmm' l'rmf-:pal H 4' llumm Illclfl-'xlclx NN Il.l.INNl Pnfsu Ml4:u.u':1. AIIIHIICN .lm Ilmmmn -JNl1l'l'f1ll,1PF l'ur.w'r Nuriyulor l'lll'.w'r Si.1'Iy-lllrvr' 1935 ARYAN 1935 Ifeur: W. WHS, .l. Ilankin, C. Plumb, P. Sollars, C. Thornpson, J. liivhards. J. NVhi1s'. Frunl: B. YVarnm-r. 'l'. Rr-vsv. H. Rosen. li. Rankin. J. X4-nakis. R. Siifllvr. 222 House of Roosevelt llosmvr RANKIN 'I'oM ROMINE ROBERT HANKIW EARL SMITH Presidenl V1'v0-Preslllerzf , , . . Presirlenl Vice-Prf's1'1lPr1l , , , j l'RFID MUFFAT, llouxf' I FIIIITIINII , lam llmzsrz f.HAHl,l'1S I LIINIH .I mms XICNAKIS Roman Hoslcw AgPl'l'PlIll'-V 'l'r0n.v11rer AS'PCf'Pl!1f'.V Trvuxurfr S irly-four 1935 ARYAN 1935 liurlc: Nl. liuunu. l. lirullf IS, lic-ulliv. .l. Mlvn. Il. lihlwinglnousv, A. I ug1-rluml. Sc'mr14l.' M. Allan. V. Coopvr, M. Coopvr. .l. l'wl'K'Ill'll. 'l'. llownun, YVI. llownvy. l 1'rsl: ll. Hovllnlkc, I.. Corsini, W. Culik, ll. Coslvnoblv. I.. Cuslrwk. D. D0 Iinvk. 223 House ol' Cram' Coolidge IIUTH Enmwoliouss RUTH COS'I'ENOBI.E lhrrn Cos'rI-:Qlml.r: XNINIFIWIII Cumx Presivlenl Vice-I'res1'11er1l FIIUIYENUE MMZFAIU-ANPL Y Pf6Sili6Il.tX..K lvlhtfl'-I,l'l'SI.4iI'Ill CoNs'rANm': AliI.l1I'l'T AGN1-:S l Ac:Elu,UNn HUUSP Pfiflyfflffll , 'ight Cohmm l.r:Nom-1 Cus'rm1K Secrelnry Treasurrr x X -Se. rx' 7'rmxurer . , . KN Q 4 xg -Q 'KL N S ixly1fi1'e ' J 1935 ARYA, 1935 A yi' lfvur: Il. 'l'ullom'k. M. Young. li. Shu1'rul'l. li. Sn-ur. A. Snhlvy. J. SVHIIISUII. D. Struwlwidge, IC. SIlHllgllIll'SSy l rrml: F. liobinsou, D. Sadler, 1. Uliuk, C. Ovens, B. Pierce, F. Pastoria. 303 House of Lowell l nANc:1-:s llumwsow CLARA OVENS CLARA OVENS IRENE OLICK Presiderzl Vice President . . President Vice-Presidenl , SARAH PHELPS, House Prmczpal IRFIYE OLICK If RANGES PASTURIA BETTY PIERCE Donu'rHEA SADLER Secrelmjv Treasurer Secrelary Treasurer Sl-J l.V--N'I..l' 1935 ARYAAN 1935 If4'lll'.' A. NIIIIIUS, li. l,illl4'li4-ld. I . lxvnl, IC. Hllmlv, V. .lzu'm'k, D. l,i4'kf1'ldl. l rnnl.' IC. Null'4'r, M. Olin-r. M, I,ulnglllmrm1gll, A. lmwll, C. Iluyvr, .l. f,lI1'H4'H1'. 323 House of Hawthorne lr: ANN f:HSl.l'2li ANN lAlNl'1l.I. ANN l.uvl4:l.l. NIAIIY-IAIIIGIIIEUIKUUGII I'rr.v1'1lw1I l'1're-1'res1'1ler1l N Y PM H P , . I Prvsiflenl Svcrelury , AM: ' leurs ouse ruwz a I'l:m.1. Hl'IllllIYH'l'HN Dmus M111-ulnr: ' p CLARA IIUYIGII MAnGAnE'l' f,LlVEll .S't'Cl'!'IIlf'y Treasurer Treasurer Vil't'-lJl'f?Sl.!It'lll S1'a'ly-seven 1935 A RYA N 1935 A LCH EMI ST C LUB Full Term Spring Term Wy,'KllHbIN NIESSICR llrwideril , , IRIOHAHD DREW Cl1,xm,OTT1-1 CARI-:Y Vice-PrPs1'der11 ,,,CHAHLOTTlf: CAREY 'XGNES FM:lcHLUNn , , , , Sefrelury. , , ,AGNES FAGHRLUNO TI'PflSllf'f'I',, , Spofzsorx. MH. IX'1ITHlVfili, MH. RAE O GRANT Hunan .'. Fall Term NORMAN P. JOHNSON O..O.O NIILDRED WHITE ,.OOA. ELENOR Sc1LO1'r,, ,, NON H lCnNEs'1' BOOTH , S1'.rly-Pfghl BIOLOGY CLUB ,O O,AAOO, President OOO,., O, mVice-President Y , , ,,ROCOFdI-llg Serrefaryn I Torres pond in g Secrelary, ,, HTreas11rer , , , Sponsor, Miss DEXYRIES Spring Term OOEUGENE HOWARD ,,WILLIAN1 HOUTHOOFD LUOILLE REINOWSKI HBESSIFI HAOOAO . HAROLD NORRIIJ 51 ' MF P J 'HJ 193 5 ARYA N 1935 CHESS CLUB lfrlfl 'l'1'l'nl Spring 'l'l'l'IIl .I nik Ixl1lfEkl'l,ICN l,l'f'Xl.dPIll .I-mics Xrzmxms .lm lhumxn I' 1'f'f'-l'1'ff.vr'flf'11l 'Xl,liI'IIl'l' Iilfzlmlml, lllllmzlx Nl1:Iluxu,n , H1 '0l'dl.llf1 SPl'l'e fflI'.V l'xl,0RI'INlIl'1 M msn Nome , , LVQIV AgPI'l'f'Illl'-V Illfilmux Nlfrlinw-um NI HNLKIIIVI' NIr'1l?!C7 5 t !lSllI'!'l' Nl muiuu-VI' xIIf1:Xl.l. A Sm snr. Nln. I5r:m1:l,1, 0 Cuz! I K f K N X M 'WX 3,1 yi C110 CLUB fi, , ' Full T1'l'llI Spring 'lvl'l'llI ,' .f IilfB,Y Surrn l'rf's1'dm1l .llrrxlc Ixu'-xrxxlrun 5 S1uf.Xxm HUSl,I'Il4I l'1'1'1'-l'r'Pxi1lPr1l Nluumw Nl-xm:Cl.r:1,l,m I N N .KILIUIRIIC Xllcvlclxs l?f'r'0rd1'11gSPr'r0lr1r'.v NIXILIUIKIIC I om.r:n I4 ' l.l,lxm lxlwlcxzlg Ifo1'rv.vpo11ding Sf'1'r0lur.v lim'-x llr:luuN:'l'ux if v A Mm' l,m me NN nrrrz Trf'a.w1rPrA ,, Iilrm' Swrrn Spnrmors, Miss Ross IWARTIN, Miss Bl-:VER .XR x Ay' ,J X a i , . J .gl-.l'l-V-Il inf' 55521 K 1935 ARYAN 1935 DOMECAN CLUB Full Term Spring Term, DOROTHY YXIAZANN Y,, TI'rPsider1l T , T ,DOROTHY RETINr:r:n lioBEu'rA ST. GERNIAIN ,Vim-I'resider1l, , ,, .DOROTHY Suzus liLEAN0R RULLEHT, ,,, Secrelary ,,, ,, 1 'AULINE BHUVYNIC XYIRGINIA AIAHISN ,T ,Treasurer TT .AGNES Tuoxufsow Sponsor, MRS. SNIITH DRA FTING CLUB l'wllH3T8l'Ill Spring Term JAQK NIIICAULEY, T T Presidcrzh Y ,ROBERT NIARSHALL IRAY SUHR Vice-Presiderzl T,,,,, 'FHOMAS BLANTON IROBERT AIARSHALLW, ,TTSecreIary V.TTT ,...,TTT,.. ,,,T . I KAY SUIIR Iilawwmlx l1oLw1Bl+:nuTT , ,Treasureru T KHNNETII HOLNIBICRIL Sponsor, Mn. B EMJER Sevcnly 1935 ARYAN 1935 ELLEN H. RICHARDS CLUB lfull 1'p,-,H SlII'I'Ilf1 Tf'l'IIl .llc-xw Nl XRTIN llrvsirlmzl Inlvlu Nlonm Slcvfx VVILLIEUIS 1'l'l'I'-lll'f'Sl.lif'Ilf lJo1m'ruY Ixmfzss Umvl-1 S.xrws'1'r1lx S ,HPf'0f'dl.lIf1 Sf'l'l'PffU'-V ,Alu HU rn Sims Numq A,,,l-A,L S V,w.,,,,, , ,yYf'PIlSlll'Pl' S , , ,X IRGINIX N l'1l?Nl xm Nome w,,,, V ,I,'w'1'r'.vpnr1fling Sffvrfflury , ,xlNRf:l':l.l,l': l lf:'r'rr:ns SIIUIISUF, Miss IQHIGN HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Full Tffrnz Spring Tvrnz Jmtk Mull.-xl:l.l4:Y S ,, ,, ,Speaker . L,V. .A,D0N:Sl,lJ Jum' AI,-KIKY IiU'l'l1 So1,L.ms S S Clerk S , Dmm'l'lnf:-x S'Kl1I,ER W -mluam IQNUBLIQ S , Sffrgvunl ul .lrnzs Ronlfzm' HAIWlG.'KR'l'Nl'Ili Jmux W'1r1Nlcmf: , l'ur1ian1e11laryllrilir' S , , .W1l,l.1u1 Iil1'l'l,lf:n Sponsors, MH. KUMLER, Miss PARKS AqI'I'I'Ill-V-NIH' 1935 ARYAN 1935 GIRL RESERVES F1111 Term Spring Term ICLLEN ELF, Prexidenl E,A.Y., , ,BETTY JONES ilER'1'RUuls FOOT!-I , l'1'f'e-I'residPl1f E M.fmf:Alu5'l' SA1'lmsTAl1 NIILDRI-ID S114-xRTELL , , Secrelaryv, ,, ,, LENORE CUSTOQIQ IJENORE CUs'l'oc1k E, ,,,, TI'PflSl1f'Pf',, . , , , NANCY Nomun Sporzsorw, Miss COOLIDUE. M 's KIIEWFZ Sffzwzly-lava 5 ARYA N 1935 f III-Y fjungalcork' ' IZIPIPYD Spring Tfrrn T- l,l'f'.Vl'lif'IlI , M -TRTIN N ICWCUXIICIX KvlAl'l'-pl'f'Sl.!i!'IIl,,, WI? .nu W'1xnM4:n Sf'I'I'l',IIl'-V , , , IM in S'l'011KlVNH 'l'1'r'r1.v11rv'r' lilcnwxiin 'l'nlM'r1' Spm1.vor. NI lx. Ii I-1 lcv ms Ifull Tffrm Dunk NllZf1.XR'I'IlY l':llItZ.l0llINSON . N Iwczlawl' l'ouLxlm' liomxn Fum'1N ICR HI-Y fPurpl0 Chapin-rj ,, l'r'0.v1'r1'1'r1lA, , , l '1'r'f'-PrP.w1'1l1'r1l . Sf'l'l'f'llll'-y 'Y,, , ,,'l'rr'as11rf'r Sponsor, Mn. 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EDWARDS up ll X 1 K ..x1J' JUDICIA L COMMITTEE F1111 Tvrrn Spring Torn: .l.-wk VNlc:lI.u1l,HY oPrr.wdenl , , ,, HILL CRAIG ll-x'1 rllf: HILLIARIJ ,, , ,,SPf'f'PI'!lF.V P-xULINE 'l'mslJAl,l': Sponsor, Mlss ANDERSON AS'I'l'I'Ill.Vjf?llll' 1935 A RYA N 1935 LIBRARY STA FF 19,111 y',,,.,,, Spring Tm-nz firzwrzvfx Mmx ., , Svnior .fl.v.w'.wlm1l Ihwrn Nl.-XIl'l'IIN IIICIJGN UINZICWSKI . .lunmr ,fl.vs1.vl11nl IXIfmv lzl.l.l41m lhwsmx SINIIISUIZV, Miss Hlililili, Mus. .lmmsox Full 'l'1'r1l1, linux .lmmsom ..., Ilox.-xI,1m .IUIKY I,l'IINUlKl'I f:l'S'l'0tlK , limmoNNYQU1s'l ' 7,, V IQ A'l'lIl-IIXINIG lgUll'I'0N MARKIDI-:Ilrw.xN,,A Spnlfsolw, M n. LITERATI CLUB , l'1'f'.v1'd0l1l Y, , I '1'f'f'-I'1'Ps idvnl .,Sf'z'rf'lury .,.. ., .. .Tl'f'IlSlU'6I'.., I forrffspondiny Sf'l7I'l'lIlf'-Y ,,Plll'Iilllll6IIllll'-Y Crilicu ,,, HI'ZIJI'II,I,, Miss Hmsn, M Spring Tl'l'III Kiolmmx NYQl us'l' DUNALU Jmw liA1'llI.r:lcN Scrum H. .hmm llxxmmlx I,r:Noluc ClIS'l'01!K . sM.um D1-:liuv,xN Iss l,0lJfll,AS SI'I'l'II'.Vjfil'I' ,W 74' 1935 ARYAN 1935 TRA FFIC CLUB Fall Term Spring Term IHOBERT IBEHSHOFFH Y ,, , ,,,,I,I'PSl.dPlIi,. ,, ,IAELIO DILORHTO NIARY l,OUOuBO11OUf:H, , Vim?-Pre.s'1'dPr1l ,,, NIARY PENNY ISHFTY LOU JOHNSON, , ,SPf'relary, , , HI-:Ll-:N WIII'FPI l51cN.l'u1lN RONIS , , .Treaszzrer ,,O,,,O, . ,JANE NIMH, Sponsor, MR. XNALKER Of' , 6 R. O. T. C. OFFICE . ,f V 1 KJ ,bv .11 N LIN N SPIWII ly-.w IIJ' X- , X 1935 ARYAN 1935 N Q2 ---- . x SERVICE CLUB Spmlsor, Miss ANDICRSON P. A. I. S. l r1ll Tl'I'Ill Spring Term lDuNu,n KICNIICNY l'rf.w'denl ,,,, , , ,IMPNALIJ Kmmwv Iilvrn YXIUIUMY Secreluryd, . .loslcvlllwlc Wonnum lilvru NIUIKR.-NY . . Y .Treasurer ,.,. Y H ...IQSEPHINE Woomnn Sponsor, Miss LANGWIN Sl'I'f'IIflV-SI'I'f'll RYA R. 0. T.C x X 1935 A RYA TRIPLE TRIO Eighly JUNIOR BOYS and GIRLS GLEE CLUB Sponsors, MR. YOLLICK, MISS NIARTIN N 1935 1935 A RYA N 1935 SENIUR BUYS GLEE CLUB Sponsor, Mus. RIIJLICY SENIOR GIRLS GLEE CLUB I'rf'.s'z'rlm1l ..w, ,A . ,, , A , Y , ,, , KATIIIKYN 'I'u1m.'xs Svf-rfflury, , , , Imzwlc ULIUK 7'rm.v11rf'r,, , Y , , ,, llU'ru l'1l3l3INGlI0llSI'I l,iIlf'lII'I.!llIS , ,, ,Doms l'1c'1'Icns. M.xnr:uu-71' CONN Sponsor, Mlss IIULIM NlAR'l'IN lfiglzly-om, 1935 ARYAN 1935 BAND Sponsor, MR. YOLLICB liigllfy-lzvo ORCHESTRA Sponsor, MR. VOLLICK 1935 ARYAN 1935 OPERA Slage Manugvr , MGORDUN Mounts lflvrlricialz ... JAMES ICLDRIDGIC Eleclrician A,... , ,ROBERT IIAMMERICK Eighly-Il1rec 1 1935 ARYAN 1935 THE CHRISTMAS CONCERT December 14, 1935, marked one of the most beautiful Christmas concerts ever presented at Southeastern. The program began with a procession of the combined glee clubs into a cathedral, set among pine trees and snow. From within the cathedral the Senior chorus sang a few hymns in striking arrangement, after which was presented the dramatization of Why the Chimes Rang , and tableaux de- picting Holy scenes. Although the music was unusually difficult and elaborate, it was carried out exceptionally well and was wonderfully managed. We heartily congratulate Mrs. Ridley, Mr. Vollick, Miss Martin and the students on their splendid achievement. OPERA The traditional spring offering of the Music Department, featuring the Choral Fantasia from Carmen, was given in the school auditorium Friday evening, May 10. The audience, large and appreciative as they have always been at these spring music festivals, was particularly responsive to the beauty of the selections. Lovely costuming did much to lend a touch of faithfulness to the atmosphere of Bizet's immortal opera. The Opera Class, around which the program was built, was effectively assisted by the Boys' and Girls' Senior Glee Clubs as well as by both Junior Glee Clubs. What proved to be a sparkling feature of the fiesta of Music was the singing of Sarah Romine, soloist. lt was easy to understand why Sarah was a finalist in the recent Radio Audition Contest, sponsored by Emerson Gill at Webster Hall. Mrs. Ridley, Miss Martin, and Mr. Vollick can be justly proud of a very fine achievement, one for which those fortunate enough to be in the audience are deeply grateful. 'D ww iw ve- 'J Eighty-four + . Q v 1 b L1-23 . I 1 1 .--- T mul lfnzzu' S. 'l'illvrix1gl,m1. Ii. Ilulnilaillv. ll. Bnnlh. IH. Wvlls Cfflu-vr l.m-:uh-VB. J, Tsunblyn 1935 ARYAN 1935 .X I 4 l W VARSITY BA SKETBA LL fuck lfow: Mr. Dcakin CCoac'hj. E. Lukv CCQ-4-uplairlj, .l. NIHSIUII. fl. Mam'I.zu-hlzm. D. Worn NV. IICIIIHIUI' CSlu4h'nl N1iiIlH,LZK'l'b. CCo-caplairlj. R. Nlorrisun. li. Gfllllll. RESERVE BASKETBALL Back How: I.. Kuhn, li. Slvimuctz, G. Nagle, Mr. Nustvr Qffoavhj. ll. Ixurp. J. liarr. B. Bs-vkn-11 ll2illf'I'. Fran! Razr: D. lf:gll'S10ll, P. 'McVYain, G. Huback. NY. fhJllHJk'l'g. J. I.:-ullarcl. li. Clinnarrl. If fglzllv-.w l..l' 1935 ARYAN 1935 G. A. A. Ifurk lfU1l'.' D. Dowd:-ll. M. Snydur. IC. liuyvskv, A. flulllvr. Y. l'm4'kcIahl. l runl Ifllllk' H. Kupplvr. N. Smith, I.. lfryc-. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Iiurk H0ll'.' D. fluullcr. M. Hamlin. Ii. In-pplvr. M. Divkson, Il. Porlh, J. Gm-llvr. Swwrul lfuw: I.. Trulman CSlluI4'nl IVl2lIl2ig'l'l'J. ll. l5m'hn1ks'. A. Zzulnulll. I.. l rw, ll. Nulliug, In Miss Ilynu Clluam' J. I Frou! How: C. Ovens, B. Happcl, V. liluzkdalll, M. Morrow, B. Wissingur, N. Smith, H. l,ull. If lhfjllij'-SPIWII Y- A 1 3 5 VAR FOOTBA LL Back How: ll. NV. llvvkenliaixvr. J. Vinck, J. Tamblyn. C. Hausa, Mr. Nestor fCfJ3ChD. Second Ifouv: Il. 0. lVl. Palme-r. E. Barnett. D. Thnrnpson. W. Heglin, F. Carlson. J. Milla-r. Fran! lfoun' J. lEthm'ne QSt.udent lVlanagcrj. D. Wood, J. Smith. W. Messur, G. Finclling. ll. llitctnlv. H. llobilaille. li. NVorl.h. J. Helfron, W. Craig. T' ,: Q 5 I 3' .Q . L ,gg Rbgsfhggivls 1 UU'l'liALL '- ' Back Row: N. Lingon fStudcnt erj, R. Gilstorf, D. Cample. gil. Ellis, F. Mally , VV Harvey N m s 1 1 v Second How: T..Brochu, E. Miller, ' e, li. llakwitz, A. Jensen, FMessier, R. Shellaharger Front How: D. Cole, N. Thompson. . Ketcham, S. Sandbothe, T. eMunnik, F. Maniaci J. Xenakis, Mr. Rae QCoachJ. I 'Q E ighly-e ighi I l v J YJJQW 1935 A RYA N 1935 ,aw by 1' PW QV? . Q. J VARSITY TRACK liurlc lfuu'.' J. llmniwlmiu, I.. G4-ru-u. ll. l.yn1'h, .l. Yincll. J. Nlulvk. Il. lin-xx, Augugluim. B. 121-urgv, W. M. Aubfrw. , . K.. liulrrl. M 1vlIil'!lIfUIl'.' H. K1'lJl'I'. J. Yimw-111. .l. lim. Ffifux, .I. Smith. C. lim-1-1-lu, IC. Ili:-glvr. NN. Iil'iv1h-11 A. fNI1'llm'm'l. Aql'l'llI1llll,Ull'.' Mr. Boyd fffuzlvllb. lf. Vollvliv, IC. l.0Clm'r1'. fl. Cllildvrs. D. AlNI4'l's un,ll.I.mhl1ll. C. Culalnru-sv. D. Czmlplwll. II. Hulljvs. il. f:I'UIlSk1', N. ljnguu QSIIHIUIII NI2iIl2iQl'1'l'D. Ii. N4-ill CSlud1-nl Mulmgm-rj. I runl Huw: D. Short., D. Uollvrty, C. l,llIllhl'llXNSkJ. F. Carlsun. W. Spvrlva-1' fllnplainj. Ilivh:n'1l f B1-ll. Ihvlwrt lie-ll. W. JOJIIISOII. D. N ilulv. I. W1-irllmwg. VARSITY SWIMMING lfrwk lfow: C. Pluuidu C'l'raim'rj, IC. Cory. IC. Ilzunmvrs itil!-VHPIHJIID. I.. linrlwr, IC. liupp. IJ. lirskinv. A. llmnnloml. I.. Cory, ll, Slum-r, D. liruul. H.Z1'l'llZiIlfSlllIl1'lll M:ulu,:4-l'Q. I rnnl lfmr: A. .PilI'lll4'Ill.il'I'. li.vSa'hullz, Ii. lxzunm, N. Murlirlmilf-ll. B. liibhlv C110-vupluirlj. ll. Dans, C. Spwlcs, VN . Zcrhan, A. Sherman. Ellflllfj'-ll 1.110 f?f2Z. 1935 ARYAN 1935 -.- I GIRLS' SWIMMING liurk lI,UIl'.' M. Ixopp. IC. Iivll, IC. John. M. Nulling. P. Clark. A. Iiliylm-minrp, Ii. Ilurkv, I' I uslvr, D. I.aImIrill. li. Smith. I3. N'Izu'lin. .gl'l'0lH1 lfum: II. Mrmrov. M. Dym-r. M. Ingram. G. 'I'ayIrwr, .l.Ilil1-In-in-k. G. Nippon' flfnpluinj Ii. Mara-ydl. F. Fargo. D. Glue-si-1', V. MarkImII'. I. Dalton. Frurll lfmv: I.. Hurflon. M. Iirumilt, J. Williams, D. Hurman. I.. Nluyews, M. SCIIIIIIIHIIII, II SuII'rin, U. Mc'I'I10l's1m11, II. I'im'k0H, Ii. Ilrnrld, D. Purivr, .I. Iiovillgztrm. GIRLS, HOCKEY Iiuvk Huw: NI. Igllllllli, II. IIunl. D. II1-rmzm. P. I.s-yn. M. Kopp. Ii. I.amIvmol. Svvuml lfuw: .I. Ii:-xinglou QSLu1lvnl, Manage-rl. M. IIic'I1z1fcIs. I.. Ihuigm-1's. J. Ilivzml. .I. Iiuxu IIZIIIQQII. A. Z2iIlllUI,I'l. I.. M4-yvrs, Miss SIlHIiiiI'IlIllIl QCoacI1j. Frou! lfuuv: D. Hyslop, I.. 'I'roi,man, A. Goltler. M. Murrow Cflaptainj, IC. Iialaillc. II. lu-pplcr .YIIIIPILV 1935 A If R Y A N 1935 CROSS COUNTRY ark linux' Mr. linyfl CCum'lnj, I . Cox, A. Baird. ff. Iirinknmn. Ii. Nu-ill fSludvn run! linux' Il. Hvll. W. Spa-114-1-r. W. Huslu-ml. W. Iillis. I N'illlIlgll'I'J. VARSITY TENNIS lfflrk Ifll1l'.' ll. IXl'IlN'lly flfuplaillb, J. limlgvrs. li. llobuvk. Il. l'ull'iu. 'mul lfnzr: .l. IAIIIX, .l. Humnn-r. lx-I.Il 1' ly-ml 0 1935 ARYAN 1935 VARSITY GOLF C. Iigloslon CCap1.ainD. D. liglvsloll, ll. Bvycr CSIIHIUIII. Mana-xgm-rj. J. Barr, .l. Lau. Mr. Frrwlim ll CCoa1'hj. GIRLS' BOWLING Huck l1'o1v: M. Vinay. M. Morrovv, IW. NVOiss, P. Lvnz. N. Ilabvrkorn. M. G11-ggs. Mr. l rmwli1 C1 rx-wh .J C Frrml lfrnv: I.. Tmtlxlall, B. Clifton, V. Dover, M. lfuhs, G. Bake-r. M. Dnllun. .l. Hun-lu J. Collard. H. Foust. Vinely-Iwo Ill I 1935 A RYA N 1935 BASEBALL ln tune with the Tigers, the Southeastern varsity nine took the liastern Division Championship for the second consecutive year, and entered into a three-way tie for the city championship, with Northern and Chadsey as co-holders. Sam Kunath, Jungaleer hurler, gained entrance to the high school hall of fame by turning in a no-hit, no-run game against Hamtramck. The team did well behind him and gave him a three run margin of victory, the final score being: Southeastern 354---llamtramck 0. SWHMNHNG The Jungaleer swimming team closed a successful season by emerging runner-up to Northeastern in the City Championship race. The Southeastern natators had a perfect season, winning all pre-final meets wit.h a fairly comfortable margin. ln the city finals, however, a well balanced Northwestern team overwhelmed our lxoys to the tune of 51 to let. Budd ltibble. Southeastern backstroker. took first in his specialty with a time of 1:05. ll. one second short of the existing record. Southeastern was also credited with fourth place in the 200 yd. relay, second in the medley relay, and with the help of Al tironan, fourth in the 220 yard free style. These scores obtained for the Jungaleers the position as runner-up for the city swimming championship. TRACK As with the other two winter sports, Southeastern's track team, although they did not capture any championship, enjoyed a good season. The .lungaleers lost close meets to Hamtramck and Eastern, which schools, incidentally, won first and second places respectively in the City Championship meet with a difference of only one-half point between them. Denby and North- eastern were both humbled by our men, the scores: Denby . 2l , Southeastern TL Northeastern 1 A ,,., , , Southeastern 85 ln defeating Northeastern 85 to 1, the Jungaleers established an all time city record. Northeastern taking only a third place in the hurdles to prevent an absolute shut-out. Southeastern placed three men in the city finals, Wilfred Spencer, Richard Bell, and Francis Carlson, who gained sixth place for us with a total of eight points. FOOTBALL Southeastern T , . . Northern 0 Thus ended the first game of the Jungaleer's most successful football season in the past three years. Northeastern, last year's champs, just nosed out a T to 6 victory over our fighting eleven, and it appeared that Coach Wayne Nester had developed a powerful team. The real reason the season is considered a success is two-fold: The Jungaleers were the only league team in the Eastern division to score against Hamtramck, this yearis champions, and-high crowning achievement--Eastern High, our greatest rivals, went down in a 7 to 6 defeat in the best game played by our eleven this year. CROSSCOUNTY Southeastern's Cross-Country team retained the city title won last year. Our harriers accomplished this in spectacular fashion, winning by the lowest score ever recorded in a city championship meet. Great stuff, boys! Your record-breaking performance will long be remembered by sportdom: and too, Coach Boyd, congratulations! May you be as successful in all your undertakings as you have been with this great Cross-Country team. N inefy-three f 1. IS im 3.2. 5 i -xx 1935 ARYAN 1935 -Xl sv TK .T AVP X Q' at GOLF The golf team repeated its championship form, winning in both match play and medal play meets to become city champs in both events. Coach Froelich's proteges, Charles Eggleston, Drew Eggleston, John Law, and John Barr, combined forcles to capture the match play title, leading the runners-up. Northern, by eleven stro es. BOYS' BASKETBALL A strong but erratic Southeastern basketball team went through a mediocre season this year losing to Denby, Northeastern, Hamtramck, Northern, and Eastern. The prospects for next year, however, are bright. The Jungaleer reserves turned in a perfect season, defeating all comers with a comfortable margin. If this team lives up to expectations we should have a championship next year. This looks very bad on the surface, and there is no sense in claiming that there is much in it to rejoice over. Yet that is not all there is to say about the l93fl1-35 basketball team-not by a long shot. Anyone who saw the games-all the gamesvfwill have to admit that, although defeat was our usual dish this year, our ball tossers gave us plenty of thrills for our money, which was little enough. Most of the time the five boys out there on the floor battled hard, mighty hard, and to the best of their ability. They gave everything they had, and the smash-up of Scotty Morrison and Luke in the Denby game showed a typical specimen of their courage. Though knocked half goofy, neither one would pause even long enough to interrupt the play. Then there was that wildfire Grosse Pointe game that we packed in the old kit bag and hauled along home. That alone was worth the season ticket, to say nothing of the see-saw Northern game that had Eddie Powers chewing his nails, and the equally thrilling Hamtramck game, always a battle royal, and this is no exception. But the crowning thrill of the whole season was that never-to-be-forgotten whirlwind finish to the Eastern game that fairly ripped us loose from our natural foundation. Bad season? Well, maybe, but nevertheless plenty-well loaded, with more than our money's worth. GIRLS' SWIMMING The girls' swimming team splashed on to overwhelming victories over North- western, Northeastern, Central, and Eastern this season. The strong team easily subdued all comers and wound up a very successful season by staging an enjoyable splash party with Grosse Pointe High School. GIRLS' BASKETBALL The girls on the Basketball team enjoyed a very line season this year. The first game, with Hamtramck, was the only game lost and the feminine cagers won the next four games with a comfortable margin. All the games were well played and characterized by a splendid scoring attack under the leadership of Captain Margaret Morrow. The boys were given a display of the prowess of the opposite sex in the game played during the Senior-Faculty party and just escaped with an eight to eight tie. Three seniors, Eileen Lull, .lean Happell, and Clara Ovens, have played on the varsity the entire three years of their high school career. Ninety-four -5 TF 1935 ARYAN 1935 HONOR BAN QUET HE EIGHTH annual Honor Banquet, attended by students of high scholastic attainments, students who held honorary positions in the school, or those who had perfect attendance for their three years in high school, was held May 15, 1934 in Southeastern's cafeteria. Mr. William R. Stocking, toastmaster, introduced Malcolm W. Bingay, editorial director of The Detroit Free Press, who gave the address of the evening. The students who spoke were Betty Loughborough, Milton Kraska, and Howard Jones. These speeches were based on the following quotation: He most lives, who thinks most, feels the noblest, acts the best . . .Bailey Musical selections were rendered by Edna Braun and Margaret Gaines. The following students were invited because of their outstanding scholarship: Douglas Agren, Mitchell Aubrey, Frances Ballantine, Virginia Banning, Jean Barbour, William Barnett, Evelyn Barron, Robert Baumgartner, Ernest Beerstecher, Wilma Boerama, George Boot, William Braden, Irene Bralf, Donald Brewer, Robert L. Brown, Lenore Bryson, Royal Buehler. William Butler, Beatrice Case, Louis Chittenden, Eileen Costenoble, Ruth Costenoble, Wini- fred Culik, Leonore Custock, Bene Danneels, Betty Jane DeBoer, Amos DeHossi, Grace Dersch, Bruce DeSpelder, .lim Diamond, Helen Douglas, Ruth Ebbinghouse, Frita Eisen, Ruth Emerick, Agnes Fagerland, Jane Fansler, Gert.rude Foote, Edith Forster, Evelyn Freund, Annetta Gardner, Eleanor Garter, Katherine Georgopoulus, Grace Godfrey, Sue Ann Goslce, George Grenzke, Margaret Gudoboa, Frederick Haaek, John Hammer. Carol Harden, Jean Harlet, Elias Heich, Harold Helfman, Perll Herrington, Enid Hill, Mary Hines, Robert Hiscox, Hazel Holcroft, Faye Hopkins, Clara Hoyer, Dorothy Inch, Betty Jane Jaqua, Betty Jones, Donald Jury, Robert Kamm, Marjorie Kaulfman, Florence Kent, Alice Klein, Eleanor Killian, Margaret Knaupe, Doris Koch, Milton Kraska, Florence LaPointe, Ruth Laukel, Jack Laux, Marion LeDuc, Ruth Leib, Marion Litner, Ruth Littlefield, Charlotte Lewis, Norma Lewis, Lorraine Lievrouw, Teckla Loeber. Betty Loughborough, Mary Loughborough, Ann Lovell, Mary Lund, Yvette Lusignan, Beatrice Madden, Dorothy Malechikos, Geneva Mann, Viloa Manos, Florence Marsh, Joseph Matte, Jane Maul, Josephine Mazzie, Jean McCellan, Marjorie McDyer, Doris McGuire, Dorothy Mcliaughlin, Roberta Meyer, Wilhelmina Meyer, Walter Meyers, Jack Mildner, John Miller, Thomas Mollan, Constance Morehouse, Amanda Murray, Rena O'Dell, Ermina Orsell, Clara Ovens, James Park, James Parish, Bernice Pohl, Anabel Prast, Jo Ann Ramsey, Madge Rea, James Read. Janet Roberts, Frances Robinson, Borge Rosen, Mary Ross, Jessie Ryan, Henrietta Ry- bozynski, Jacklyn Rycenga, Dorothea Sadler, Virginia Saunders, Eleanor Schroeder, Marion Schroeder, Lima Schrodter, Anna Schunck, Betty Sear, Margaret Sellcck, Ida May Setchell, Eleanor Shaughnessey, Adele Siewert, Muriel Simons, Mary Ruth Sollars, Bertha Starikolf,e Esther Sternberg, Robert Stifller, David Stocking, Harriet Sutton, Helen Swayze, Annabell Tabb, Eleanor L. Taylor, Helen Taylor, Margaret Taylor, Robert Tolonen, Dorothy Trapp, Gene Tarvis, Blanche VanBuren, Margureite VanderWerven, Evelyn Veenstra, George Verlinde, George Wagner, Helen Ward, Wilfred Was, Lorelie Wellington, Bertha Wendela, Mary Louise NVhite, Letha Williams, Seva Williams, Bernice Wismer, Barbara Wissinger. Invitations were extended to the following students for having completed three years of high school with a perfect attendance record: Elsie Anderson, Francis Ballantine, Virginia Ban- ning, Robert Bebell, Robert Beckman, Loretta Betzoldt, Alexander Black, William Braden, Dorothy Brigham, Donald Brewer, Coburn Bullock, William Bullock, Beatrice Case, John Cameron, Louis Chittenden, Eileen Costenoble, Irene Craven, Richard Culbertson, Edna Dalton, Alfred Delioaf, Grace Dersch, June Dodenholf, Charles Dyer, Dorothea Eggers, Jeanette Ehrlich, Katherine Eilke. June Fife, Leslie Forshee, Edith Forster, Ann Frank, Mary Frederick, Annetta Gariner. Helen Giles, Stanley Guenther, Anna Gustus, Ida Harms, Siegal Harris, Ernest Hayhow, Elias Heich, Dorothy Heiliger, Snid Hill, Robert Hiscox, Geneva Hjelm, Catherine Hoyer, Ann Hribar, Phyllis Huddleston, Eleanor Jensen, Edward Jose hson, Ruth Kator, Margaret Leggott, Marion Litner, Teekla Loeber, Betty Loughborough, Mpar Marshall, Pearl Marquis, Arlene McCamey, Louise McKiernan, Margaret Miesel, Edwina Nlittlestaedt, Fred Neuman, Janice Norris, Raymond Oehler. Diamond Phillips, Priscilla Polkingham, Anna Pomereuke, Anahel Prast, Wilda Pringle, Norval Reamer, Roman Reinowski, Helen Roeske, Oren Ross, Emily Scibilia, Ika May Setchell, Carol Smedl , Olive Smedly, Esther Spietz, Roland Stein, Ruth Sternberg, Ethel Stone, Geraldine Tapella, Italo Tucci, Richard Turner, Madeline Verbaker, Jeanette Wallaert, Robert White, Jack Whitely, Verdi Wickson, Salem Smith, Curtis Smith, Zelda Williams, Lillian Willis, Beatrice Woods. Those who held honorary positions in the school and received invitations were: David Barker, Senior President,' James Darling, House President: Eric Johnson, Judiciary Committee: Jack Mac- Cauley, Maybee President: Judiciary Comrnitteeg Fred Neuman, R. 0. T. C. Representative: Jack Pagel, House Presidentg Francis Ready, Editor of the Aryan: Norval Reamer, House President: Charles Rosu, Art Re resentativeg Charlene Brand, Aryan Representativeg Edna Braun, Music Hepresentaive: Ellen Elf, House President: Betty Ruth Jones, Art Representative: Jeanette Ling, House President: Betty Jane Lockridge, Judiciary Committee, Lead in Senior Play: Dorothy Saunders, Judiciary Committee: Genevieve Taylor, Judicial Committee: Madeline Wright, House President. N inety-six 1935 ARYA N 1935 QR f'PG'H SURE IM ONEST fn., 4 yzs, nu Ml' fl If 'Q .N -f . :yi '51, K E Y f ? 53 has ' ,Q -.. The resiful peace and quiezf of lhe VI hour lunch period .vl'llf l.V-SPIWII 1 9 3 5 A R Y A N 1 9 3 5 HALL OF FAME MORTON BREEN WILLIAM BUTLER because because he he is won school d b- Southeastern's andisgict declanlation Oratorical champion. contests. BARBARA WISSINCIER because she was crowned beauty queen of Southeastern. WILFRED SPENCER BUDD RIBBLE because because he he is city champ 15 in the city X country 100 yd. champ backstroke 5 and finished indfior Wnihsgcond of city champ the f0l' present the mile. backstroke Ninety-eight title 1935 A RYA 1935 Mowrcm Bum-:N I,P6l!1flIlPl' HALL OF FAME BARBARA WISSINGER Beauly Queen VVILLIAM l3l1'rl,b:n Urulur W11.I-'NED SPENCER 9 'J Bunn HIBBLE M iler ' Sw immer . fp Y , I W tr lfvfblr- V . if ' I, ,iq N A 5 1 iyyg 'X JYJQQU-fum 4. no , , 19 3 5 TX-NUR QED N40 wgxpmsx-X NWN? fd? ARYAN 1935 l lllllll . Q T .xx fi .sXQ E. Ov Q-ax ff-SZ-' X --1 x , fr' .7 J 4 N 'd - ' - S , . ig 5,3 +iigi 90 ks Q N- K OpEN 'AND THATS' A Q N NIGHT CHEMISTIW 57-UDEN 5 W? WHO HAD Too MUG?-4 A ANIBITION! E 1935 A R YAN 1935 X li it c Aj 5 OTH, mvgg if x Q E li X X X BOY? ,NSS Bnscwfs COOKING 7. Aga O,K.FORNWE! if-, :OfNf f x Q 'av C O ' F iff' xx I RVN ' X 4 BQ: Q9 V J O K f W ' i of 00 X XL, M42 - 1935 A RYA N 1935 I nsecl! Does ihis look to you like an UP stairway! 1?-f J of 1935 ARYAN 1935 SENIOR CLASS DAY The traditional presentation of the trowel, the symbol of seniority, to the Maybee Class was included in the Class Day program of Thursday, January 3, 1935. Frances Robinson, the chairman, opened the exercises by telling the purpose of Class Day. Hay Hoffman, president of the senior class, presented the trowel to the representative of the Maybee Class, Donald Jury. After the Senior Girls' Octette had sung a lovely musical number, the senior memorial, a portable loud speaker, was presented by George Pipiringos. Helen Schneider, an alumna of Southeastern, and a member of the class of June, 1927, gave an address to the seniors as a representative of the alumni. Miss Flora Anderson, assistant principal of Southeastern, gave a truly inspiring message to the graduates, and Mary Ruth Sollars, an outstanding student of the class, delivered the valedictory for the seniors. The program was concluded by the singing of the class song, which was com- posed by Betty Jane Jaqua. The singing was led by Bosabelle Smythe. Senior Maybee Reception On December 20, 1934, the annual Senior-Maybee Reception was held in the Girls' Gym. Paul Huff and his orchestra furnished the music. Refreshments were served. HOU SE OF LINDBERGH The House of Lindbergh, the most recent of the six houses, has made a fine record during the short time it has existed. High scholarship has always been its out- standing characteristic, and, last year, the house was awarded the Hi-Y Scholarship Cup as a permanent trophy, after leading the other houses six consecutive semesters. Although this phase of school life has been particularly stressed, the House of Lindberg has won its share of laurels in inter-house athletics, having acquired more than one-third of the Clarence Snyder Memorial Banners during the past year. The teams representing the house have been noted for their sportsmanship and fine spirit, whether in victory or in defeat, exemplifying the spirit of cooperation ex- pressed by Lindbergh's famous slogan, We , which has been adopted as the motto of the house. Our varsity teams have benefited greatly from the athletes contri- buted by this house, as many of the budding Howes, Granges, and Bonthrons have come from 202. The chores and burdens are assumed by the council under the capable guidance and leadership of Mr. Diekoff, the house principal. During the last semester, the house became the recipient of a piano, the gift of one of the mem- bers. Before morning record, those who wish join in song, starting the day in a better mood, enabling them to cope with the day's problems with a finer spirit. THE HOUSE OF HAWTHORNE The House of Hawthorne is one of the most progressive houses at Southeastern. This house was the first to adopt the council plan, as well as methods of discipline, both of which have been introduced into all the houses in the school. The student council consists of twelve girls with high scholastic records and other necessary qualities of leadership. Each term the girls in the 11B nominate ten or twelve outstanding members of their classg these nominees are given a chance to take over the duties of the council. At a meeting of the councillors and Miss Phelps, four of these nominees are selected and are installed as members of the council when they become 11A's. ' Each of the twelve girls has a task to perform in addition to her regular hour of council duty. These are: caring for the plants, making out the honor roll and nega- tive roll, securing entertainment for records, taking attendance, cleaning the house in general, and taking charge of the second hand bookstore. One hundred lhree 1935 ARYAN 1935 Money for the treasury is accumulated from various sources. A penny is charged for ink, two cents for tardiness, and five cents for house stationery. In order that the girls who contribute to the treasury receive benefit from it, new things for the house are purchased each term. A beautiful globe has lately been acquired, as well as new plants and vases. All the above undertakings, which have worked so successfully, prove how care- fully each has been considered before being put into practice. This is in accordance with the House motto: Be sure you are right: then go ahead. HOUSE OF GRACE COOLIDGE Under the competent guidance of its principal and student president, the House of Grace Coolidge has attained new heights this year. Our president, because of' her desire to make the house more interesting to the girls, and to create a st.ronger spirit of cooperation among the student members, has, with the aid of' the coun- cillors, completed a constitution for House 223. The members of the council have been divided into six committees, such as the Ways and Means Committee, the Card Committee, The Record Committee, and the General Appearance Committee. A meeting is held by the Council, during which reports from the various committees are discussed and suggestions are offered by the councillors to solve our various problems. Our councillors are girls of initiative, leadership, reliability, and high scholastic standing. Six hundred and twenty girls constitute our enrollment. Of this group many are outstanding in various fields. Ruth Ebbinghouse, Winifred Culik, and Ruth Braun are very accomplished musicians. Virginia Buchdahl, Marie Buano, and Helen Boehmke were members of the varsity basketball team,. We have two girls specializing in languagesg .lane Fansler is studying Latin and French, while French, German, and Latin have been mastered by Winifred Culik. We also have two girls highly accomplished in mathematics. Jane Allen, our own artist, has already shown a brilliant versatility in Mrs. Gaulka's art class. The students of our house have worked very diligently and profitably to em- bellish another page in the history of the House of Grace Coolidge. HOUSE OF LOWELL Smile in defeat but win your share Qf1'tCt0f't6S.,, This motto well exemplifies the fine spirit which is so characteristic of the mem- bers of this House. Our athletic teams have not attained a large number of vic- tories, but the good sportsmanship displayed when defeated is a grand example of living up to our motto. We have several prominent girls on the varsity basketball team and our House is well represented on the bowling team. Our scholarship record has been, and is, one of the highest in the school. Of the honor students graduated in the past year, more were from this House than from any other House in the school, while our Mary Ruth Sollars won a scholarship to Transylvania College, Kentucky. With the assistance of our House Principal and the services of our twelve fine councillors, the pupils manage to derive the necessary benefit from their vacant periods which are used for studying. The House is not, as most people imagine, a dreary and unattractive study room. Several plants and a fish aquarium, taken care of by our flower girl, Blossom Nelson, decorate the front of the room, and the Maybee Class of fall, 1934, donated four beautiful hand painted pictures which are hung at the back of the room. Draped windows help give the hall a warm, home-like appearance. With all the opportunities of study open to our girls, may every student who leaves our House go out to Smile in defeat, but win her share of victorieslw One hundred four 1935 ARYAN 1935 HOUSE OF TWENTIETH CENTURY ARGONAUTS Recently the Jungaleer made the statement that the boys from houses other than 203 had entered and been graduated from Southeastern without having had a glimpse of the three track banners as well as a few others. It is trueg athletic supremacy has belonged to 203 for eight successive semesters. Equally true, and decidely embarrassing to many T. A. C. men, is the fact that Argonauts have entered and been graduated from Southeastern without getting a chance even to see the Scholarship cup. Yet few times have we been at the bottom of the list. That this house has not completely forgotten its effort for mental achievement is best proved by the fact that T. A. C. men won the debating championship of 1934 as well as district championship for the school in the oratorical and declamation contests. This year the finalists in the declamation contest were 203 men, namely, Morton Breen, William Deeb, and George Cromie. Again William Butler and Jacob Eppinga were first and second respectively in the oratorical contest. Several Post Graduates of 203 including Don Brewer, John Eckley and Ray Hoffman have coached house teams to championships. This has not only proved a relief of responsibility to Mr. Cammett, but also a splendid guidance project to boys interested in health education work as a career. Printed election ballots for house officers and councillors, printed envelopes for report cards, having on them names of officers, councillors. chairman and members of committees, as well as having the names of the officers and councillors painted on the blackboard, have done much to improve morale and build up the idea of its being an honor to serve on a functioning council. HOUSE OF ROOSEVELT Formerly we were called the House of Whittier , but it was recently decided to get a more appropriate name. After much discussion, Roosevelt was voted the new name for House 222. The method used to preserve order is very simple, yet effective. At the beginning of the hour, one complete row of seats is cleared of all students: then, if there are any disturbers during the period, they are moved over into this row. I f they con- tinue their annoyances, they are taken up to Mr. Moffat, who hears the case and deals with them. The house is run almost entirely by the councillors, with Mr. Molfat's backing. The councillors sign passes and take general care of the house. livery term the entire house votes for its ofhcers for the current semester. Lately Mr. Moffat has done much to provide entertainment in the House during the records. He recently organized a quartet, and under his direction the singers have shown surprising mastery of their art. The house has contributed a rich crop to the varsity teams, including Wilfred Spencer of the track team, Budd Ribble of the swimming team, and several valuable men to the basketball team. In house sports many new faces have come to the front and given promise of making good material. Our latest effort to make House 222 more pleasant and useful was the purchase of a radio. The idea was first suggested by Mr. Moffat, who helped with the selection and actual purchase of the instrument. A general contribution provided funds which brought us the radio in time for the recent World Series, as well as the many splendid educational programs being broadcast. One hundred fire 1935 ARYAN 1935 B05U3n.lb!-5 .wgx M H T U - f Q l fl u X fill' l xo': an P Rs ' MQ, lmgeffttil at a. A' . .... ft 'ff' 'H f J '- fl, x m' 1 , f ' 0 V .L ' y ,women Ammon! f t4g11I tIf, '-..,,, 1 g , - 3 mm mm PM X ' i p' ,fs 's' . Q I g n. .XW4 ' l,'- K i f-T V N 5 f f V K 'Lf ' . N '4 S. lulll Q The intramural sports program gels under way al fhe first high school in. 1635 THE HISTORY OF HIGH SCHUCLS TRUTH IS stranger than fiction-and more romantic. Lay aside your fantastic. common novels and read the refreshing story in the most colorful chapter of the history of our country-that of our progress in democratic education. The pioneers of America on February 13, 1635, founded the historic Boston Publick Latin School . This lowly miniature was the forerunner of our modern high school. Philemon Pormont was selected to the lofty position of schoolmaster. Any number of peculiar contrasts between our school and this can readily be de- tected, especially in the simple entrance requirements, these being merely the mastery of the elementary reading of the English language and a minimum age of seven or eight years. Here too, the antiquated custom of permitting only the boys to receive even the rudiments of education was strictly and conscientiously followed, the girls being considered mentally and physically unfit for such work. At this time school houses were scarce, being located in or near the few cities and rural towns that dotted the country. The students often walked for miles through deep snows to secure an elusive and hardearned education. The building itself was of a small, squat type with few furnishings, scarcely any books, and the well-known board of education lying conveniently close to the harsh, ever watch- ul teacher. Today the pendulum has swung far in the opposite direction, and education has come practically to our doorg yet some of us vigorously object if we are forced to take a street car or walk a few blocks to school. lt seems impossible that we should have advanced so far in such a short time, but all the improvements and revisions exerted on our educational system have been brought about largely by the eager initiative and thirst for knowledge of the American people. We cannot now imagine ourselves trodding with our lunch boxes under our arms to a single room frame building, with the earth for a floor. paper greased with lard for windows, and a little wood stove as the sole source of heat. One hundred six 1935 ARYAN 1935 l t X l XR HPI out Qfl1f'f'f',' iifllliff' 1'm'I1'yil1If'for Irigononuflry until you mukf' Ihr' mrsily .vquud Our svhools arv massivv. hrick structures c'onl'orming to thv latest plans ol' tha arvliitvrts. l,ong ago a svhool was ronsidvrvd large' il' it containvd two or tlirve- rooms: now wt' hayv lifty or ons' hundrs-d or e-vvli morv, warmly hvatvd. we-ll lighlvd and yvntilatvcl class rooms. ln plavv ot' lhv old vloak room wc- haw long hatlvrivs ol' individual lorlu-rs in thc- halls. 'l'hv adyant-0 ol' Q-duration has causvd a trvmvndous vhangvlin our rvcrvational program. Tho varly schools playvd with improvised 4'quiplnf'nt and thc' old swim- ming holv. with they damp woods for lot-lwr rooms. Wo vnjoy a p0l'l'vt'tly' 4-quippvd gynmasium and a mode-rn swimming pool and a sanitary. wvll-lwpt lovkvr room. We- all 1-4-rxwriilwr' how fXhraham l,int'oln would walk milf-s for a hook to satisfy his lovf- for wading. This svvxns almost impossihlv in our day and agv ol' lihrarivs lo whivh wc' t'onye'nivntly turn whvn in nvvd ol' additional 11-l'f-i'0rlt'P. ll was not an unusual lll't'llI't'llt'P for a vountry School hoy to grow to manhood without vvvr sm-ing a le-ad pvnvil, and as for papvr, Pye-n a minislvr had ronsidvrablv dillirulty in gvtting vnough upon which to write' his se-rmon. liirvh lnark was thi' sulvstitutv gvnc-rally vmployvd. The' pupils tlwnisvlyvs were c'ont'ronte'd with many UYf'I'-Wlll'lllllllg.f obstacles, suvh as thc- illtlilTt'l't'lll tvavhing methods. the- lark ol' malvrials. and thc- sew'f'I'c- punishmvnt rvadily administvrvd at the slightvsl irrvgularity. Une' typv ol' punish- me-nl was to rvquirv the rvprimandffd studvnt to lwnd ovvr with ons' hand lwhind his bark. stand on onv fool, and lwvp his lingvr one' inrh alloys' a spot, on thv lloor. For fwwy slight wayvr of his trembling lingvr hc' was prvsvritvtl with a smart slap on tht' hark with a lvathvr whip. From sswvri in the morning 'til livv in the aft!-rnoon during thc' summvr. and from e-ight to four in the' wintvr. with on? shorl hour ol' nwvss at noon. 4-onstitutvd the' long tvdious day. Twvnty studvnts was considvrvd a large' vnrollmvnt for that timv: al our own school today lliore' arc- 23.700, Thvir studios. almost fix- vlusiyvly Latin. prvparvd the-m for tht' ministry wln-their lhvy dvsirvd to vnlvr that profs-ssion or not. l'or thc- si-ntimvnts ol' llwir mothvrs w'c'l'f'. lf tlod make- thvv a good Christian and a good svholar, 'tis all thy molhvr PYPI' aslwd l'or tlws'. This lirst major srhool was originally supportvd by suhsvription lists madf' hy re-sidvnls ol' thc- town as an informal voluntary int'omv lax . This was gradually supc-rsvdvd hy land vndowmvnl. flllf' luuulrvd sf'l'f'l1 1935 ARYAN 1935 4 i 1 I 5 Une lnmdrerl eighl The renaissance of outdoor sporis RYA A kaling we shall g 5 ARY AN 1935 Miss Helena Cassube Shorthand Artist Miss Cassube holds one of the most important secretarial posi- tions in Detroit, Following her graduation from Southeastern, she entered Detroit Commercial College, where she Was trained to be an expert in shorthand and secretarial science. She has won high distinction in national contests in shorthand. Annual Attendance ln 1935 more than 500 graduates of high schools and colleges entered the Day and Evening Schools of the Detroit Commercial College. Detroit Commercial College Wins Again in Gregg Shorthand Edward St. Amour, one of this year's students in Shorthand Re- porting, won the Gregg Diamond Medal, April 22, 1935, awarded hy the Publishers of the Gregg System of Shorthand, for trans- cribing a speech taken at 200 words per minute for five minutes. His transcript had no material errors and was 992 accurate. This is one of the highest records ever made in theworld inverbatim reporting. Court Reporter Mr. St. Amour has accepted a position as a Shorthand Reporter in the Wayne Circuit Court. Conforming to the practice of well-established colleges, this college does not employ anyone to canvas for students. For Year Book and Syllabus, apply to R. J. MacLean, President DETRUIT COMMEllCIAL CULLEGE 19 Clifford at Woodward One hundred ten 1935 A RYAN What Does Business llffer? Business oll'ers pleasant and dignified employment, and large earning power to those who display initiative. More than ever before, conditions ol' today require that one must have specialized business training ln addition to a high school or college education to make satisfactory employment contacts. Une of our practical courses will assist you in locating employment, and will prove useful no matter what vocation is later followed. lf interested, call at our most. convenient school. or phone Randolph 6531 for new prospectus. East Side School, 32440 Gratiot Avenue, at corner of Mack and Elmwood THE BUSIN ESS INSTITUTE Main School, lllichigan Theatre Bldg., 220 Bagley Ave., Detroit 1.411 of our sclwulx are on lhr approved lixl :gf lhe Slule llepurlmenl if Public luslrurlio l SEMET-SOLVAY Com-I , lJRIGINAL POCAHANTAS MER h 1 ' .N fs ' BLUE HARID Lot-xL X. -L f Hughes Coal Company 12000 Mack Avenue Lr:Nox 2560 PA TRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS The Home of Guaranteed Fuel PALMER COAL 81 COKE COMPANY QUALITY-SERVICE FIRST-LAST-ALWAYS H60 E. McNichols Road LONGFELLOW 5271 Next Time You Fill Up Thal Tank GO T O PAUL KRAUSE'S Service Station BTACK AT T HREE MILE DRIVE Mobilgas-Nl-0263H-Mobile Oil Experl Tire and Motor Service One hundred eleven 1935 1935 ARYA Golden Gate Sweet Shop 10900 MACK AVE. AND LEMAY Home .Wade I ce Cream Home Made Candy MU. 9635 Resler Tailor 81 Cleaners WE SUIT ALL CLEANING and PRESSING 10718 Jefferson Ave. E. - Detroit, Mich. Near Montclair SAMPLES SHOWN UN REQUEST PHONE l.1f:Nox 4610 Compliments of SHEPLEIPS Cleaners and Dyers CJFFICE AND PLANT- Harper al Grayton Hd. NL1900 BRANCHES- 8845 li. Jefferson Ave. 18 Penobscot Bldg. Where dining is your pleasure and serving you is ours PURITAN CAFE 12930 li. JEFFERSON lVlURRAY 9827 QTL. SERVICE ENGRAVING CUMPANY anal ifs afzlkalecl orgamlzaffons in gefroxii is slajqecl am! ecfmf-fuer! fo asszisf in flie ,fzrefaaralzlon anJfwoc1ucffon ofgearlzoogs cleszfnecl lo accenf o1'1'g1'naL'fry, zimagzinaalioxl ana! exferi Lanclfing, H1072 lllan 1.3 CMSfOIl1G1y H1 Cfuclenf Cwaglicalions One hundred lwelve N 1935 ARYAN 1935 KAY Hatter and Clothier llals-52.85, 33.85, 395.00 STETSON HATS SUITS AND Toll Cons 319.50 and 5521-.50 FLANNEL TROUSERS Cornptete Line of Cents FllI'lI.tSttlllI.gS .lelferson cor. Easllawn LENox 6253 ALBERT A. KAY. l'RoP. Prepare Now for the Better Position in Business AT Tlllfl Calculating Institute INSURANCE EXCHANGE BUILDING In approximately ten weeks you can complete our course of instructions which includes: COMPTOMETER and BURROUGHS CALCULATOR Junior Course . . . Senior Course TYPEWRITER V Complete Course in Complete Course Touch Typing MONROE CA LCU LATOR Each student is given personal, individual instructions. The free employment department assists each graduate in obtaining a position. DAY and l'lYliNlNG CLASSES Phone RAndolph1477 lVlarshall's Hardware S h b 11232 Charlevoix Ave. C aum Urgel' Everything in the Hardware Line Sporting Goods, Paints, Glass, Oils and Building Materials Keys Made?Door Checks Repaired l'l33l -l9ll'9I'S0n AVC- TELEPnoNE LENOX 5293 .lVlURllAY 95914 One hundred thirteen 1935 A RYAN 1935 Say ll Hill: l Io1l'f'rs NIiesel's Greenhouses lflovwrs Furnished for All Orrasioiis llen1lu'r of l lr1r1Asls Teleyruplz l,f lI-l'1'l'.V .iSNUl'I'llli0Il lik' lJ!'II'I'Pf' Puoiw llllmn,-xv 92Tl CHINESE RITZ CAFE 9l05 EAST JEl'lFlCllSON Al Ilolromb Awruie Business 'Nlen's liunrheon . . 101' i':V6?IllIlgI Dinner . . . 600 liliiwox 35-lvl 3728 Sl. Clair Ave. Special Sunday Chirken Dinner T01 ur Caler lo Purlies of fill Kinds SEN IUHS: KAHN,S SHOES orificn T A liisrounl on llradualion Shoes LIZNUX 1669 ll2l l li. .lefl'ersun Ave. f- t Qui. Read these Pages Carefully A-I professional svhool l'0HdUl'fillg Pure Courses .'lcc'olu1tuney and Business .-ldministration. The practical lnelhods used in teaching enable students to move rapidly into the business world. Write or call for a new illustrated booklet describing the many unusual features of the courses and the Institute. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES 120 MADISON AVENUE Une lizzndredfourleen 1935 ARYAN 1935 PETER J. PLATTE MOTOR SALES :Vg Ford Sales and Service :yy 14801 E. Jefferson Ave. Lenox 1717 You Will Find Il Al Conzplimenls FRc,MM9S SPORT GOODS HARDWARE 'U' 14139 E. Jefferson Ave. RUFF ICE CREAM COMPANY l 11 Add le A lo u gl a Q h I h t h h th t Y te thro gh fi t One hundred jifleen 1935 ARYAN 1935 European Artists CAPABLE and COURTECDUS AT ll ll THE STUDENTS' STUDIQ In photography H. A. POWELL JQHN R. ST. CADILLAC 7488 'apiciure Yourself at Powell? C Official Photographer to THE ARYAN id! 1935 ARYAN 1935 I LENOX 2872 , P A hsolule Fireproof Storage Lenox Moving and Storage Company ' Local and Long Distance Moving FH Eli liS'l'l M ATICS S-Eli OUR ADVICRTISICRS IO38 Lakeview at Jelferson For YOU .Wfff-S' Summer School Begins June 3 THE EXECUTIVE-SECRETARY The duties of an executive-secretary call for a peculiar eom- bination of qualities. He must have a good general education and a high degree of steuographic skill. He must understand business organization and management, economies, COIl'lIl16I'C0 and industry, marketing, money and banking. olliee manage- ment., and the language, laws, and Customs of business. He must have initiative, tact, diplomavy. trained powers of mimi and judgment, coupled with a pleasing personality, so that he may be able to speak and art for his employer and handle any situation that arises. The D. B. ll. Exeeutive-Secretarial Course meets this demand. Ask for a catalog. High School Gradua lion with Acceptable Grades Required for Enlrunre ' 10570017 ' ' UNITED ARTISTS BUILDING-BAULEY AT CLIFFORD ST. Entire l0th Floor Detroit. Mich. MDHIC FOR Ytltli MONEY . Conzplunenfs of NEDQS AUTO SUPPLY Dr. Nianuel A. Klinger D li N 'll lS'll ll'0r1d's l,uryexl Firestone Dealer HH9 E. Jenkxrson AW. t . . . if ,'f0'6 O C' ' ff: 1-H01 lt. .lelferson vor. Manistlq ie I FMA i 1 pon I wmnp Une fIlUldI'Pd S6'l'PIlil'!'lI 1935 ARYAN 1935 R H E A U M E' S Metropolitan Building Cafeteria 53 John R. Street Afew steps east of Woodward Avenue Congratulations upon the Completion of another milestone in your life. The task of pursuing knowledge and wisdom should be carried on to the end that. laudable ambition he fulfilled. Speaking of wisdom, it has been said, No man can he wise on an emply Sl0l7lU!'h.H Al Rheaume's Cafeteria you will find good food- in abundant. varietyfquickly and eourteously servedfat popular prices. Established 25 years in Detroit. Seven different locations for your convenient service. 6523 WOODWARD AVE. 4-825 YVOODWARD AVE. 520 WOODWARD AVE. 4107 WOODWARD AVE. 1270 GRISWOLD ST. 532 GRAND RIVER AVE. Une hundred eighteen 1935 ARYAN 1935 QA 1935 ale an !71fl!!Z.4AeDK iAe eilllflfldli - ETLZHDZ Ci0l4fl!'7dl17 Alfred F. Steiner Co. ANGEL Fmm frm X Mm, but lhal popcorn has a heavenly smell! shi- vxclairned us they drove past X' ,,,,,,f thx- stand. ..Ham.t M., ho agreed' .TH drive a 16901 Klum ,wr GnAY'roN lime l0R N 12800 111.11144 .vr SI'RINILl,E Nl-11000 Compliments Qf HARMONY SWEET SHOP 11201 Mack cor. Beniteau HOME MADE ICE CREAM and CANDIHS We Deliver Murray 9796 Une hundred rzirmlffen 1935 ARYAN 1935 Compliments and Best Wishes of The Senior Class of January, 1935 1935 ARYAN 1935 The Senior Class of May, 1935 Extends Best Wishes to Southeastern High School For the Coming Years Ulllll 1935 ARYAN SAYLOR DRUG COMPANY Prescription Specialists Special Noon-day Luncheon Service ui lhe Charleroiaf-Sl. .lean Slore. Try ll. SIX STORES Charlevoix at St. .lean Charlevoix at St. Clair Kercheval at Wayhurn Hurlbut at Vernor Highway Kercheval at Fairview Mack at St. Clair The Hardware .Man Noi Hard To Deal With EARL STI EG LER Boydell Paints Garden Supplies 14130 Essex Avenue Corner Newport LENOX 9571 Elizabeth West Beauty Shoppe formerly SAVAHINE HOTEL BEAUTY SHOP All Types of Permanenls 1016 LENOX AT JEFFERSON Try our Myatone Oil Mask Facial and our Morning Dew Facial 'A A A ' ,,,, HARRY SPBENKLE Never Too Busy To Give You Personal Attention Plumbing Service al Your Door Means IWoney Saved For You You'll learn what truly modern service means when you call our Plumbing Service at Your Door to re air that leaking pipe. or clogged drain, or closet that don't wori. We'll be there in a jilfy . . . and we never have to go back for tools. They're all on the truck, as well as many articles of new equipment that may he needed. The time saved means money saved to you. Household Appliance Department We invite you to visit our stores at any time and see the beautiful new Plumbing Fixtures, Gas Ranges, Washing Machines. lroners, Refrigerators. Automatic Hot Water Heaters and many other articles too numerous to mention. Colors galore-Prices and Terms to meet your demands. SAVE MONEY BY SEEING US FIRST SPRENKLES- THE HoUsEHoLD sHoP l3322 E. .lellerson Ave. l1EN0X 1659 8722 Kereheval Ave. l,Ewox 3214 One hundred lwenly-Iwo 1935 A RYA lard MENTION THE ARYAN Quality that Makes Friends NEWPORT CLEANERS AND DYERS Alterations and Relining 11131 Kercheval Ave. Detroit. Mich. LENOX 0157-CALL AND DELIVER Best Wishes to the from Classes of 1.935 ROSEBUD CREAMERY Still Independent Plaza 7888 For Your Graduation Apparel SEE D. J. STANLEY 81 CO. Home of FASHION PARK CLOTHES NET'l'l,ETON-SHOES-BOSTONIAN COMPL I MEN TS OF A FR I END One hundred twenty-three N 1935 1935 ARYAN 1935 The finest quality in product and service - years of experience in the Fur business. CLEANING . . . RE-STVLING REPAIRING . . . COLD STORAGE INSURANCE Charlotte Griffen Successor to THE YCDST FUR CQ. 314 METROPOLITAN BUILDING U I 1dlIl?r IIftV1f0lll' 1935 A RYA out of Southeastern WSU Men Wear SWEATERS FROM ERNEST KIRCHLER KNITTING MILLS 13236 E. Jefferson, Detroit Orders for Clubs at Special Prices LEnox - 7849 Lenox 5885 COOPER BROTHERS MOR'l'U.4RI' 10400 Mack Avenue Detroit THE KNIT GOODS STORE Complzmenis and CHILDREN'S SHOP Sweaters and Balhing Suils of Hand Knifling Yarns Schooli swezgersfwith stliipes made ' ' to on er. ein orced seeve: and Dr' M110 M' Bostwlck wide bottoms. Felt and Cgenille D D S letters made and sawed on. I4-240 E. Jefferson at Lakewood Lenox 54-13 One hundred lwenly-fire N 1935 1935 ARYAN 1935 CLUB PINS JOSTEN JEWELRY MANUFACTURING CO. M E 600 MICHIGAN THEATER BUILDING lg DETROIT CHerry 2234 L S X DEAR SENIORS: E The Josten Manufacturing Company T wishes to take this opportunity to thank the R 0 Senior Class of 1935 for the many beautiful P H rings purchased from our Company. I E We will be prepared to show rings of S equal quality and beauty for the Fall and Spring Classes of 1936. Cordially yours, JOSTEN MFG. CO. T. JOSEPH WINES District Manager CHOIR GOWNS One hundred twenty-six 1935 A RYA N 1935 llefzulqllmlc-1's for lhe- Young xlilll 'lkuw In Elm' Sporlswtxar' ww 'larry 3 Wy lrrullu-r und I am- so muvh ulilu- I 'l'Pl 'f' Imp UI Nlunhuuun bhlrls' Ihul l'X1'Il our own IIIUIIIPI' 1':m'l lm-II us I'love'-rbpm'Isxwal'. Dunlap.1NIallury NIMH.-' ,uid HN. prm. Um.. --In M.h1,,,l 'ml blmsml IIHIS- 'lanlmln bwvatprx mx 'll'0llll'l' xumulml Ihrem s millmlls and lhu' md lizillllllgihlllllf. ling Sl'If'l'IlUll of ,,.m.lH.,, mmm whip ml, yi, 1,,.,,,h,.,. 'Imp lH'uS r5- gnl in an lighl and lhv lillllgfl' lim-II ma- , V- 1 . -I 1 5700. l was .'llllH,'l'lI In 'wl llllIl'l'iI'd Hlllfi NIILNS VI'l1,.'KH ' N N 'I R .' . and my hrutlu-r lu-ul nn- In ll amd llliiI'I'l1'1i H3223 IL. J1'ITt'l'SUll XYO. lhv girl. llmwu-1'. I gui vxvn xsilh him. lllgxux 2573 I clivrl lnsl Ixlibllllllj' :xml Hu-5 'PllI'Il'1Illilll,U I MEMBERS OE TI-IE DETROIT FEDERATION OE MUSICIANS THE CLEFF DWELLERS UNDER TI-IE DIRECTION OF ANDY DOWNEY Warren Knoblv Hua. Mgr Mu 9878 Une hundred lzvvrrly-semi: 1935 ARYAN 1935 I Arfvx L, fcjp N! DRIVE THE NEW FORD MU Xu My ly' FOR CQMFORT AND SAFETY JJ! J Sales Service SOUTHEASTERN MOTOR SALES O See us for Good Used Cars O 10900 CHARLEVOIX, at Lemay Phone: LENUX 3120 Olddl I JH