Southeastern High School - Aryan Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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H I 1- i 'L' 'f 5. 7'-in--'-X I' , '45 'N' K . lrrb, Published hy the Seniors of Southeastern High School Detroit, Michigan , . 1 ' ' it 4 ,K 4. This 1945 Aryan, as you know by now, is dedicated to South- eastern's very excellent faculty member and friend, Mr. Robert Brown. The many good reasons why Mr. Brown was selected for this honor are of course known to practically every one in this school. No need here to explain. It is a matter' of custom, however, to scatter a bit of gossip about these famous people to whom the Aryan is dedicated, and we can see no reason why Mr. Brown should be an exception. First off, then, Mr. Brown claims Boise, Idaho, as his native town. He couldn't have stayed there too long, though, because he was already in Detroit when he went to high school, Northern being his alma mater. Albion College gave Bob his under-graduate work, he received his Master's degree in science from U. of M. At Michigan he minored in art. and in his spare time painted a beautiful mural which still adorns a wall in the Vulcan Room of the Michigan Union Tower. From college Mr. Brown started right in teaching, and soon found his way to Southeastern. Mr. Brown is married and has a sturdy little son named Douglas, of whom papa is unspeakably proud. We on the Aryan Staff like teachers who act as if they thoroughly like and believe in their work at Southeastern. Some teachers do scads of work more than they actually have to, including the tedious and unpleasant chores, and they do it with enthusiasm. Mr. Brown is one of these teachers. In our opinion, the entire history of Southeastern could produce few teachers as well liked, as competent, or as highly respected as Mr. Bob Brown. May he iiourish long! . . . Mfr. Bfrown usually shows them. how. 4 632, . N K ff fi fa, MR. BROWN IS PG ICU J 0' QAM, 1 ,0,,,7zW Asxistanl Principal hou principal , K . ,. .21 V , , 2 : iiifl ' W3 r q of .2A, ,,, Y is if ' Q iw, KM fl ,rf ,xii ., Y .,..'iE?4e seal. Sara J. Phelps 303 House of Lowell Florence MacFarlane House of Grace Coolidge Agnes Crow 223 House of Hawthorne , l ' Leighton Boyd Robert J. Brownell Stuart H. Cammett Fred L. Molfat 100 202 203 222 House of Lincoln House of Lindbergh Twenty Century Argonauts House of Roosevelt 7 Emily Abbott Deceased. Ernest F. Auch Commercial. 426 Marlbor- ough. Central State Normal. U. of M., Cleary. Collecting Indian relics. Ruth Bachtell Commercial. 25 E, Palmer. U. of Iowa, Wayne: B.S.. M.A. Badminton, golf, sail- ing. Henry Barker Laboratory Science. 1806 Parker. Wesleyan College. Iowa State, U. of D.: B.S. Bridge, billiards, golf. William Bedell English. 687 Washington Road, Wayne, U. of M., B.A., M.A. Talking with old- timers. Faye Beebe Librarian. 1050 Hibbard. De- troit Teachers' College, Wayne, Simmons, B.S., M.A. Spending the summers in Maine in my log cabin. I'-97 .fe- Edward Bender Vocational, 2579 Bewick. Michigan State, Minnesota Farm School, U. of Chicago, Stout Institute, U. of M.. Bradley Polytechnic, U. of D., Wayne: M.A. Fishing Elsie Bennett Commercial. 3523 Fairview. U. S. C.: B.S., M. S. Reading. Leighton Boyd Health Education. 3980 Dev- onshire. Michigan State Nor- mal, Wayneg B.S., M.S. Robert Brown Laboratory Science. 4176 Harvard. Albion, A.B.: U. of M., M.Sc., State Life Cer- tificate from Wayne, Hi-Y., photography, table tennis, Industrial Chemistry. Margaret Cameron Social Science. 7722 East J e f f e r s o n. Pennsylvania State, Wa yn e, U. of M.: A.B., M.A. Reading, politics. Elizabeth Coolidge Left. Katherine Coucbman Commercial. 9235 Agnes. Marygrove, Wayne: A.B.. M.A. Theater. Nina Coughlan Mathematics. U. of M., Michigan State Normal, Uni- versity of California, Wayne 5 A.B. Enjoying out-of-doors whenever possible. Myrtle Crane Commercial. 15425 Young. Iowa State Teachers' College, Columbia, Gates Business College: B.S., M.Di. Garden- ing, canning. Lloyd A. Cummings Left Dorothy D. Earle English, Foreign Language. 16935 Maumee. Wayne, U. of M.: A.B., M.A. Collecting historical plates, swimming, gardening. Perry Deakin Health Education. 3985 Berk- shire. Michigan State Nor- mal, University of Illinois, Wayneg B.S., M.A. Basket- ball. Marie de Vries Laboratory Science. 20235 Briarcliff. Albion, U. of M.: A.B., M.A. Roberta Dotten English. 2645 Rochester. U. of M.: A.B., A.M. Theater. bridge. int me Catherine Douglas English. 2500 Hurlbut. U. of M., A.B.: Harvard, William and Mary. Travel. Margaret Downs Left. Marjorie French Left. Arthur Froehlich Health Education. 4226 Sene- ca. College of Gymnastics, Detroit Teachers' College: B.S. Esther Mary Fuller Left. Selma Giertz Social Science. 291 Marlbor- ough. U. of M., Wayne. Harvard: A.B. Study of Philosophy, the out-of-doors. Aaron Gornbein Left to join Navy. Robert Gould Vocational. 4841 Iroquois. U. of M., University of Wis- consin, University of Minne- sota, Bradley Polytechnic, Detroit Teachers' College, Stout Institute 3 B.S. Fishing, yacht racing. L Y Lida Grace Social Science. 110 E. Han- cock. Michigan State Nor- mal, Wayne, U. of M.: B.S., M.A. Travel, music, baseball. theater. Hazel Green Left. George Hackman English. 4076 Audubon. Oli- vet, U. of D.: A.B., M.A. Music. Ruth Hegener Laboratory Science, 5096 Burns. U. of Colorado: M.A., Colorado College, A.B. Mu- sic, field trips. Helen Hlrt. Health Education. 2441 Sher- idan. Michigan State Nor- mal, Wayne: B. S. Out-ol'- door life, horseback riding. Adele Hoefle Mathematics. 4032 Wakefield. St. John Woods, Berkley, Michigan, U. of M.: A.B. Music, sports. Erwin Hogle Left. THE FA Carl Holzhauer Social Science. 15311 East- burn. Wayne, Clark: BA. M.A. Gardening, photogra- phy. Freda Hoover Music. Western State. De- troit Institute of Musical Art: B. of Music. Photogra- phy, sailing, knitting. Raymond Hunter Laboratory Science. 3325 Grand. U. of M., Johns Hopkins Medical School, Co- lumbia: B.A., M.A. Olive E. Hurlburt Commercial. 1545 Pennsyl- vania. U. of M., Wayne: A.B., M.A. Maxwell Hutchinaow Social Science, 4890 Mar- seilles. U. of M.: A.B., M.A. Radio, travel. Dorothy Hyne Health Education. Detroit Teachers' College, Columbia, New York City: B.S. Farm- ing. Margaret Johnson Librarian. U. of M.: A.B., M.A. Reading. Edith Kapp Left. Edwin Kartak Vocational. 5570 Devonshire. Stout Institute, Wayne: B.S., M.A. Fishing. Charlotte Kr-en Vocational. 1415 Parker. To- ledo University, Columbia, U. of Wisconsin, Mrs. Janet MacKenzie Hills' Cooking School, Wayne. Travel, mu- sic. Blanche King Foreign Language. 2928 Cad- illac Blvd. Olivet. U. of M.: A.B., M.A. Travel, music, reading. Adele Klein Mathematics. 2138 East La- fayette. U. of M., Columbia: A.B.., M.A. Theater, farming, music. Alden Kumler Leave of absence. Helen Langwin Left. ULTY Reva Larson Commercial. 47 Vernier. De- troit Teachers' College: B,S. Gardening. Clarence Leonard Mathematics. 5556 Hillsboro. U. of M.: A.B., M.S. Wmifred Littell Hinckley Speech. Dramatics. 833 Bar- ington Road. Olivet, U. of Iowa, Northwestern, Colum- bia: A.B., M.A. Painting. Edna Lyon Mathematics. 2443 Hazel- wood. U. of M.: A.B. Gar- dening, reading, sewing. Rose F. Martin Political Science. U. of M., U. of D.: A.B., M.A. Read- ing, traveling. Marv McCully Left to join the WAVES. Donald McHugh Laboratory Science. 487 Al- gonquin. U. of M.: B.S., A.M. Camping, fishing, ama- teur movies. r tl r: i 4 4515333 ' ' ca' no J, if j G 1 I, - O A1-lL...l,, X . Q Margaret Moore English. 4741 Second Blvd. Rene Muller Left. Wayne N ester Left to join the Navy. Aileen Nichols Social Science. 1710 McClel- lan. Wayne, B.S., M.A. Mu- sic, swimming. Eppie Oles English. 5551 Bishop Road. U. of M.: A.B. Theater, reading. Margaret 0'Re1lly Foreign Language. 1415 Parker. U. of M., A.B. The- ater, walking, reading. Anna Parks English. 2671 Fairview. Michigan State Normal, Har- vard, U. of M.: A.B. Jean Rae Commercial. Northwestern, Univ., A.B. Columbia, M.A. Robert Reeves Social Science. 925 Whit- more. Michigan, Western State, Detroit Teachers' Col- lege, U. of M., Columbia, B.S., M.A. Reading, writing, farming, aviation. Mary R dley Music. Madison-Lenox Hotel. Michigan State Normal, U. of M., Wayne: Artists' De- gree, B.S. Riding, reading. Alice Sargent Commercial. 2970 Montclair. Central State Teachers' Col- lege, Wayne, U. of D., Co- lumbia: B.S., M.A. Travel- ing. Ethel Schroeder Deceased. Margaret Seath Foreign Language. 3052 Harding. U. of M.: A.B. Blanche Shafarman Left. Hiram Shimo Laboratory Science. 3943 St. Clair. Michigan State Nor- mal, U. of M.: A.B. Wayne: M.Ed. Bowling. Grace Shugart Vocational. Stout Institute. University of Wisconsin: B.S., U. C. L. A., Wayne, M.Ed. Cookery, art, needle- work, movie making. Alice Siebert English, 2928 Cadillac. U. of M.: A.B. Catherine Smith Left. Robert Stephens Social Studies, Aeronautics. 1537 Hampton Rd. Wayne, U. of M., U. of D., U. of Illinois, B.A., M.A. Sailing, Hying. Irvin Stewart Foreign Language. 111 Put- nam. U, of M., A.B., A.M, Middlebury. Sailing. Marjorie Stowell Left. Margaret C. Sullivan Mathematics. 870 Piper. U. of M., U. of D.: B.A., M.A. Traveling. Mary G. Sulllvan Foreign Language. U, of M., Marygrove: A.B., M.A. Read- ing, traveling, gardening. Blanche Van A uken Left. Ceclia Vanden Bossche Left to join the Marines. Hazel Wade Left. Amy Webster Commercial. 50 E. Euclid. Oberlin, Boston U., Colum- biag B.A., B.S.S., M.A. Edward Whitnev Laboratory Science. 2125 Bewick. Michigan State Nor- mal, Michigan State, U. of M.: A.B., M.S. Puttering in the garden. 'PHE MC L Y il . . It ,k,- :f:g,,i , M A T. L K - -1 , ' ' 4. 2 1 5 fl. . 15 r4Q.?'1 5 ii' . C 7.7.-555 . f 'ii 5 ' . . . L . airs. J 1.rl: . li ' 'L r' 1 . . ' ' . ,,. ' W YF - H' , ' 5 ig ' f ? 2 . , 1 M l i V. 7 'l' ' . ' w ir.-'..gi.'f 1 l . ' . ..o.l l 1' M ., M H ' l ' q ... i f-'G .gg ,. y .ay . w fliifiiaiiiiff. .fd 1???f?3:fzi2'i3f,'5 . ' . 5 ' . ' ' 1, , . ' ,VL- I - . 5 2 . A VV,. .. ' 2, V , I , , It V H E 1 1 Robert Brownell Karl Anderson Norman C, Edelmann Commercial. 1240 Beacons- Social Science. 1537 Hump- - 5- : field. Wayne: B.A., M.Ed. ton Road. of A.B., g?ai,i:11hf Ei?st2Ji-Tiisifjhrlii Basketball and traveling. glligntijrilgyacogslggiii Tennis, trout fishing, music. John S. Chesman amg ' ' . Mathematics. 2920 Holcomb. ' Mane Metes Michigan State Normal, U. - C - 1 8143 S' I of M. : A.B., A.M. Stamp and SagO2:lmg2,IRangg4 Barr rt 'P-H-B-C l Coin Collecting. ' ' e ' ME C ok'n bowlin ten- ' l Wayne, B.A. Bowling, danc- .- - 0, 1 3- g- l Katherine Ellke ing, tennis, reading, collect- HIS, reading, plays, concerts, Commercial. 11910 East Out- ing records. theater- ' er Drive. U. of M., Wayne: , A.B., ME. Bertha Bright Knano Mary B- Mmttel Margaret Middleton Ilgnglislh Alien Park Manor. Left. Science. 5759 C h a l m e r s. L' if .UB iynih Sim gm James Milikin Univ., Wes- mfg Silas, piiodhcmgn- USU Mabel Hunt leyan Univ., U. of I.: B.S.. ' English. 1305 Buckingham M.A. Music and reading. Wayne: B.S. M.A. Traveling, Margaret Dunford E?,InahMaC-Fargani . gardening. Mathematics 2526 Glendale Miithgmatms' 7 4 igonqmlil Wayne. B.A:, M.A.g Univer- CCHLIQQETHUU ffialrf. gngcggx- Alfred S- Sadler sity of Chicago- Reading' ing' Mathematics. 16500 Chandler theater, bridge. xliark Dr1XeBMfi1V1ng Pgealstant. . ayne: . ., . . is mg, Q Sqmuel Emmer Albert E. MQIEI' k- H- KI-left' Vocational, 16201 Novara. ma mg trout les' Frank S. Freemall Neloraska S tate Teachers- George T. School? , Co lege, A.B. , Stout Insti . H Mathematics. 2462 LaBelle. tute. U' of Minnesota M' of Health Education.-5900 av- Wayne. B.S.: U. of D.. M.S. Ed- Hunting and fishing, erhlll Road. Michigan State l Photography and carpentry. N0l'Ina1, B.S.: Wayne. M.A- Emerson Ballmer Music. 12328 Wilshire Road. Detroit Conservatory of Mu- sic, B.M., Wayne, B.S, Ten- nis, photography. Martha W'ickham Vocational. 1225 Glynn Ct. Wittenberg College, B.A.: Ohio State, M.A. Camping and reading. Reading. Leila Walters Health Education. 3410 W. Chicago. Wayne, B.: B.S Collecting records, camping. The Faculty DeBatrice Arvin Clementine R. Friola Olfice. Arts and Crafts. . Cpl. Harold E. Brandel Marie George R.O.T.C. Commercial. Barbara W. Dickinson Florence Isgan Home Economics. Office. Walter Diel-keg Norvan J. Jennerjahn Health Education. Vovafiunal. Ann Doyle English. THE Jocelyn Ironside Social Studies. Without Pictures Evelyn MacDonald Office. Florence MacLelland Social Science. Arcola Matheson Mary Taylor Office. Robert C. Trotter Social Science. English' Hazel Unger Jays? Nelson Book Store. Florence M. Sweeney D01'0thY Weber English. Commercial. FAC LTY if x 11 JANUARY CLASS SUNG Eiiifxii if lj' Fiwiiidiwii gbvfw- . rl-U' i 2w f mw WVU Jtwi JF 1 Wiasigi? Hi A by iii HW :bf 5231? 15413553 -1 mul flln.x1'r by Christ Nichols January Class Song NVordS and Music by Y V CIIVISK Nlclmls I To you, Souiheaxtern, flonie of our happy high Jchooi fiayx, VVe leave your hollowed portals .find go on our ways. II VV e fave zhe future, Renienih'ring joyous days gone hyg They'll he our inspiration From Souiheaslern High. Chorus Farewell fo thee, our sffhool of fame, H 'e'lZ rfmeniher you afwaysg XI nfl whene'er we hear your nanie, Soufheasfern, you will praise. John Cammett President Roxana Tayler Vice-President Pat Nelson Secretary Max Knuth Treasurer ELIZABETH SWAINE ADAM 12369 East Warren. Dur- fee. Varsity Field Hockey. Cadet Nurse Corps. SAMUEL ADAMS 4399 Lakeview. Jackson. Varsity Football, Basket- ball, Baseball: S Club. Army Air Forces. SHIRLEY A. ADAMS 4798 St. Clair. Foch. May- bee Finance Committee: Girls' Tennis: Girl Re- serves: Story Tellers Club. D.B.U. ANNE ADAMSON 9210 King Richard Street. Jackson. RALPH WARDEN ALGER 11522 Edlie. Test Jr. High, Ind. House Football. Navy. JOYCE ALLAN 1537 Harding. Foch. FLOYD ALLEN 4003 Berkshire. Jackson. S e n io 1- Commencement Speaker: The Late Chris- topher Bean Q Senior So- cial, Maybee Finance Com- mittee. U.S.M.M.C.C. LILLIAN ALLEN 2981 Dickerson. St. Philip Neri. T.B.I. KENNETH ANGELL 666 Kitchener. Foch. Indoor V a r s i t y Cross-Country: Outdoor Track, Army. JOYCE ASHMAN 2981 Lycaste. Foch. VAROUJAN AZABLAR 3497 Gladwin. The Late Christopher Bean 3 Alumni Committee, Chairman g Hall Patrol. JAMES S. BAIS 4837 Algonquin. Jackson. Varsity Football: Track: Staxre Craft: Senior Glee Club. U. of D. GRACE BARTOLOTTA 5524 Springfield. Smith. T.B.I. ALICE BATLLE 956 Conner. Jackson. Girl Reserves. U.C.L.A. JEAN BECKER 845 Lenox. Foch. BEVERLEE JANE BELCHER 1290 Drexel. Jackson. Sen- ior Entertainment Commit- tee: Varsity Swimming: Senior Glee Club. Hills- dale. DOROTHY BELLONI 2174 Ashland. Jackson. ALFRED RALPH BENEDETTI 2586 Harding. Foch. Varsi- ty Football, Baseballg House Track, Basketball: S Club: Door Patrol. Marines. FILOMENA BIONDO 589 Conner. Foch. PHYLLIS Blltu 3058 Harding. Foch. Book- store Stenographer. D.B.U DONNA JUNE BLONDE 384 Newport. Jackson. The Late Christopher Bean 1 Senior Dress Committee: Alchemist Club. Michigan State. SHIRLEY BLOUNT 12389 E. Warren. Jackson. The Late Christopher Bean: Senior Ways and Means Committee: House 323 Secretary, Councilor: Junior Red Cross Council, Secretary: Varsity Tennis g SERU. Lindenwood. GLORIA NANCY BOCCIA 5657 Springfield. Foch. T.B.l. BEVERLY M. BOMBARD 285 Marlborough. Jackson. Senior Glee uluu. Ammon. MARJORIE BRADLEY 3952 Lenox. Foch. D.B.U. MILDRED BRADY 658 Beniteau. Foch. U. of D. CAROLINE L. BRAUN 5833 Harding. Foch. Girls' Glee Club, JANUARY MARGARET BRECKENRIDGE 1100 Eastlawn. Jackson. Burroughs Business School. . ' . 1 V is -Y , V453--i Q isQ:?'Lm9.1Lg BYRAN JOSEPH BRIEDEN 18240 E. Outer Drive. Jack- son. Senior Dress Commit- tee: B i o 1 og Y, Alchemist Clubs: S.E.C.R.T.: Hi-Y: White Chapter. Wayne. .-1 SHIRLEY BRIGHTWELL 472 Harding. Central High. Omaha, Neb. Senior Glee Club. Cadet Nurse Corps. ELLISON BROWN 4875 Newport. Jackson. Senior Music Committee: Girls' Glee Club. Michigan State. GORDON BUCKNER 4311 Wayburn. Jackson. Glee Club: Service Club: Door Patrol: Swimming Team. Navy Air Corps. NORMA LEE BURGOYNE 640 Beniteau. Foch. Girl Reserves. GERMAINE CAMMARATA 8028 Montclair. Foch. House 323 Councilor, Treasurer: Junior Girls' Glee Club. D.B.U. JOHN CAMMETT 3677 Chatsworth. Jackson. Maybee Senior President: House 203 Councilor, Sec- retary: Varsity Basketball, Football: Alchemist Club: I.R.C. Dennison. HELEN CAMPBELL 2159 Drexel. Jackson. D.B.U. WARREN F. CHALLIS 3142 Lakewood. Jackson. Service, Alchemist Clubs. Wayne. ALICE J. CHARGE 19209 Beaconsfield. Jack- son. Senior Glee Club: Girls' Chorus. T.B.I. PAUL CI-IRISTIANSEN 2256 Montclair. Foch. U. of D. BETTE MAXINE CLARK 2963 Bewick. Foch. DOROTHY CLARK 2220 Hillger. Foch. T.B.I. JAMES M. CLARK 5282 Yorkshire. Bay City Central. Wayne. AUGUST COBUS 4164 Philip. Jackson. House 203 Councilor 2 Reserve Football. Navy, ROY E. COLLINS 3568 Beaconsfield. Jackson. Wolverine Boys' State: Bi- ology Club, Vice President: ROTC, Rifle Team. Army Air Force. JAMES J. COMELLA 3954 Balfour. U. of D. CLASS '45 ROBERT COMSTOCK 245 Lakewood. Jackson. Senior Memorial Commit- tee: House 203 Councilor? Alchemist Club. Wayne. LORRAINE CONNETT 13141 E. Canfield. Redford High. BETTYE J. CORBIN 631 Conner. Jackson. Girl Reserves: Maybee Social Committee. VERNON R. CRAITE 6094 Gunston. Foch. SHIRLEE CREAGH 2155 Ashland. Foch. DONALD DAVENPORT 2954 Garland. Cass Tech. 1 I , , XX? 2.0 F X Q1 1- JQ79 KATHLEEN DAVIS 611 Montclair. Foch. DONALD DAVY 2510 Dickerson. Jackson. Varsity Basketball, Wayne. MARION DeCLERCQ 4876 Beaconsfield. Jackson. D.B.U. L L l CAROLYN JARDINE 14630 Riverside. Jackson. T.B.I. MARY JENSSEN 4337 Three Mile. Jackson. Girls' Swimming Teamg D.B.U. LOUISE JOHNSON 4350 Dickerson. Jackson, Bio lo g y, Miracle Book Clubs: IRC. D.B.U. BOB JOHNSON 2145 Lakewoon. Jackson. Junga1eer Q The L a t e Christopher Bean 3 House 100 Councilor: Alchemist. Service Clubs : SERU 5 Door Patrol: Hi-Y, Junga- leer Chapter. Navy. EDWARD A. KAEDING 4343 Three Mile. Jackson. Army. MARVIN RAY KALKBRENNER 4801 Marlborough. Jackson. Boys' Glee Clubi: Alcnemist Club. Naval Air Corps, DOROTHY KAVAYA 4187 Drexel. Jackson. OTTILLIE KELLER 2577 Garland. Foch. RUSSELL KENDALL 4609 French Rd. Foch. All- House Basketball. Navy. MILO LOUIS KESAR 960 Tennessee. Foch. Navy. KATHLEEN KIBBAT 1419 Newport. Jackson. House 223 Stenographer. BETTY KITCHEN 12671 Outer Drive. Jack- son. Wayn e, GERALDINE Y. KLEIN Jefferson Manor. Jackson. Cadet Nurse Corps. MARION KNIGHT 610 Continental. Jackson. House 202 Stenographer. D.B.U. MAX KNUTH 797 Newport. Jackson. Sen- ior Treasurerg A Band. Wayne. BETTY KOMMER 987 Emerson. Foch, DONALD KORDICI-I 10134 Moffat. Barbour. Sen- ior Music Com mittee Boys' Glee Club. Navy. BETTIE JANE KRAFT ELEANOR KROL 5663 Springfield. Foch. The Late Christopher Bean 3 Maybee Executive, Senior Ways and Means Commit- teesg House 100 Secretary, Councilor 3 Senior Glee Club: Senior Orchestra: Alchemist Club. Albion. JEAN KUMKE 768 Algonquin. Jackson. Senior Prom, Maybee Fi- nance Committees: Varsity Swimming. Michigan State. MARIE KOM LAI 1057 Navahoe. Jackson. U. of M. PATRICIA LAMBERT 12360 Frankfort. Jackson. D.B.U. LEO LARUWE 4124 Hereford. Jackson. Senior Glee Club. Army. MARION LECK 209 Ashland. Jackson. Sen- ior Memorial Committee: House 100 Councilor, Ste- nographer. D.B.U. BETTY LEITCH 1225 Harding. Foch. Senior Alumni Committee. T.B.I. RUSSELL G. LENZ 4316 Audubon. Jackson. Merchant Marine. PETER J. LICUARDELLO 3456 Gladwln' Foch' Mir' 4201 Dickerson. Jackson. acle Book Ulub. Stevens Service Club Army College. ' ' JA UARY BERNARD LIGHT 4303 Woodhall. Jackson. Naval Air Corps. BETTY LOAUH 2634 Gladwin. Foch. Alche- mist Club. Cadet Nurse Corps. GLENDA LOCKE 3117 Philip. Jackson. The Late Christopher Bean 3 Senior Dress Committee: House 223 Councilor, Treas- urer: Varsity Basketball, Captain: Office Secretary: D.B.U. .IOSEPI-IINE LUTFY 3086 Lakewood. Jackson. BERNICE LUND 3540 Beniteau. Foch. The Late Christopher Bean : Senior Music Committee: Varsity Basketball: Alche- mist, Senior Glee Clubs. U. of M. LOIS LYONS 2557 Cadillac. Foch. Cadet Nurse Corps. DIANE MacRAE 844 Piper. Jackson. Jun- galeer, Exchange Editor: Maybee Social Committee: Varsity Swimming: Biology Club. University of Texas. LUCILLE MANDEL 3942 Algonquin. New Utrecht. Aryan Commit- tee: Jungaleer, Associ- ate Editor: Band Publicity Committee, Chairman: IR C. Universiy of Chicago. LOUISE MANZ 584 Newport. Jackson. Senior Ways and Means, Maybee Financing Commit- tees: Jungaleer: House 223 Councilor, Secretary, Stenograher. T.B.I. MAY MARTIN 451 Algonquin. Jackson. T.B.I. BILL McBRIDE 1577 Garland. Foch. Service Club. Wayne. DORIS McCLAIN 11391 Evanston. Jackson. Girls' Chorus: Girls' Swim- ming. RONALD MCCLOSKEY 3165 Lakewood. Jackson. Hi-Y, Junnraleer Chapter Navy. ROBERT MCCONNELL 1203 Lemay. Foch. Varsity Tennis, Swimming: Wol- verine Boys' State. Army. ANN MCDONALD 2598 Beniteau. Foch. Senior Glee Club. D.B.U. ERWIN McDONALD 5156 Cadillac. Barbour. Senior Glee Club. Army. KEITH G. McINTOCH 4652 Buckingham. Jackson. 10th Grade Football. Marines. SHIRLEY MADELINE McKAY 1103 Coplin. Jackson. School of Nursing. CLASS ,45 HAROLD MELTON 1126 Coplin. Jackson. Var- sity Football. Navy. BARBARA MERTZ 5583 Balfour. J a c k s o n. Varsity Golf : Girl Reserves. U. of M. EDNA M. MILLER 3115 A'lfter. Jackson. LUCILLE MINER 11710 Camden. Foch. .IACQUELINE MOORE 3429 Berkshire. Jackson. Story Tellers Club. Mack Hall, Ont. DOLORES MOOSE 4843 Berkshire. Jackson. JEAN MORTIMER 1233 Harding. Foch. Sen- ior Commencement Speak- er: House 223 President. Councilor: Senior Social. Maybee Finance Commit- tees Chairman. T.B.I. PAT NELSON 14620 Scripps. Jackson. Senior, Maybee Secretary: House 223 Vice President Councilor: Girls' Field Hockey. Michigan State. CHRIST NICHOLS 2901 Hurlbut. Foch. House 202 Stenographer: Aryan Committee: Class Song Writer: Senior Orchestra. Student Conductor: String Ensemble: Door Patrol. Northwestern. JOHN D. NIXON 4842 Newport. Jackson. T h e L a t e Christopher Bean 5 House Football, Swimming 3 Alchemist Club. Marines. PHYLLIS BURNETTE NORDSTROM 2225 Springle, Jackson. Cadet Nurse Corps. MARY ELLEN O'BRIEN 2620 Fairview. Glasgow High, Mont. T.B.I. LOUISE PALERMO 2943 Bewick. Foch. ROSEMARIE PARMENTER 4368 Philip. Jackson. Wayne. DOUGLAS PASCOE 4689 Chalmers. Jackson. EVELYN PATTEEUW 4185 Newport. Jackson. CHARLES NELSON PAYE 4132 Coplin. Jackson. U, of M. ROBERT H. PEIRSON 3832 Bewick. Foch. House 202 President, Secretary, Councilor: Senior Ways and Means, Maybee Financ- ing Committees: Wolverine Boys' State: House Basket- ball, Track, Golf, Cross- Countryg Door Patrol. Wayne. HAROLD RUSSELL PERLICK 5085 Farmbrook. Jackson. ROTC Officers' Club: All- City Rifle Club. Army. FELIX A. PERTRELLA 6002 Gunston. Foch. Army. DONALD E. PHELPS 732 Continental. Jackson. Army Air Forces. SYLVIA PICA 3122 Coplin. J a c k s 0 n. House 223 Stenographer : Senior Glee Club. D.B.U MARY JEAN PIERCE 2620 Fairview. Foch. Mixed Chorus. JOHN PIERI 4059 Lemay. Foch. Senior Memorial Committee: Var- sity Football: SERU. U. of M. MERCEDES PLACE 2667 Marlborough. Jackson. T.B.I. BOB E. POPE 5245 Hurlbut. Barbour. Army Air Corps. ARLYS J. PRANGE 4705 Wayburn. Jacl'son. Glee Club. Wayne. DAVID PREE 2964 Lycaste. Foch. Army Air Forces. LOUISE PRYCE 5009 Anderdon. Jackson. Girls' Basketball: House 222 Stenographer. BETTIE PAULINE QUARLES 1352 Eastlawn. Jackson. Girls' Glee Club. D.B.U. MARION D. RARITY 286 Ashland. Jackson. Ca- det Nurse Corps. KENNETH L. REGAL 4326 Harvard. Foch. Varsi- ty Swimming. Wayne. RAMONA REIDINGER 1398 Cadillac, Foch. The Late Christopher Bean. University of Mexico City. MARY REINHARD 5104 Beaconsfield. Jackson, Wayne. BETTIE ROEGNER 1177 Chalmers. Jackson. Burroughs Business Col- lege. JACK ROEHL 607 Philip. Jackson. Senior Memorial Committee: House Basketball. Marines. JANUARY JOYCE ROSE 4135 Ashland. Jackson. D.B.U. GLORIA RUE 277 Lakewood. Jackson. Girl Reserves. Albion. SHIRLEY ANN RUTH 4157 Manistique. Jackson. Business College. BETTY ST. PETER 4810 Courville. Jackson. Girl Reserves. D.B.U. JOHN SAMARIAN 1526 Bewick. Galileo High, San Francisco, Calif. SER U. Army. JAMES SAMPANES 3877 Chalmers. Jackson. Navy. FREDA J. SAROS 3813 Philip. Foch, Girl Re- serves. T.B.I. JOHN SAVARINO 475 Conner. Cass. Navy. BETTY SCHURR 4181 Drexel, Jackson. Ca- det Nurse Corps. CLARA SCHWAGER 4630 Lemay. Foch. D.B.U. DORIS SCOTT 14630 Riverside. Jackson. Junga.leer 3 Service Club: Girls' Hockey, Captain. BEVERLY SEDWICK 673 Marlborough. Jackson. Aryan Committee: Al- chemist Club. Michigan State. BARBARA SEEGER 1215 Lakewood. Jackson House 203 Stenographer: Story Tellers Club: Pub- licity Manager: The Late Christopher Bean, Prop- erty Manager. Cleary Busi- ness College. JULIA SELENO 5630 St. Clair. Foch. The Late Christopher Bean 1 Girl Reserves. T.B.I. GEORGE EDWARD SEXTON, JR. 2516 Beniteau. Foch. Army Air Forces. BETTY SHARROW 3620 Haverhill. Jackson. T h e L a t e Christollhel' Bean : Biology, Glee, Serv- ice Clubsg Girl Reserves. Cadet Nurse Corps. RALPH C. SHEIRING 5303 Hurlbut. Barbour. Varsity Ifootballg House Basketball. Navy. VIRGINIA SHERRY 12373 E. Warren. Jackson. CLASS '45 BOB SIMMONS 614 Fairview, Foch. House 222 Secretary. House Foot- ball. Army, MARY SINARIS 3033 Montclair. Jefferson. D.B.U. MAXINE SJOGREN 1376 Eastlawn, Jackson. D.B.U. HAROLD F. SKEELS 2921 Hart. Foch. House 222 Councilor. Navy. DONNA SLINEY 2647 Ashland. Jackson. House 222 Stenographer. D.B.U. SHIRLEY SLUTZKY 5135 Harding. Foch. Ar- yan Committee: IRC : A Orchestra. Wayne. DOROTHY SMALL 655 Manistique. Jackson. Varsity Field H o c k e y 1 Michigan State. DOLORES SMITH 5271 Coplin. Jackson. Sen- ior Commencement SDeak- erg The Late Christopher Bean 1 Senior Memorial- Maybee Ways and Means Committees: House 803 Vice President, Councilorg Story Tellers Club: Girl Reserves. Michigan State. EDWARD SMITH 466 Dickerson. Jackson. House 222 Vice President. Councilor: Varsity Basket- ball: Reserve Baseball, Football, Marines, JANE SOFFEL 4620 Buckingham. Jackson, Cadet Niurse Corps. FAGEY SOLNICK 2611 Chalmers. Jackson. Speakers' Bureau. Wayne- ANTHY STAMELOS 4866 Anderdon. Jackson. Wayne. SALLY STIFFLER 2624 Harding. Foch. Cadet Nurse Corps. LEE SWOPE 10228 Charlevoix. F o c h . Navy. VELGA TABONE 3962 Bewick. Foch. D.B.U. ROXANA J. TAYLER 226 Marlborough. Jackson. Senior, Maybee Vice Presi- dent: House 303 President, Councilor: Varsity Swim- ming. U. of M. POLLEE THOMSON 3520 Kensington. Jackson. T h e L a t e Christopher Bean : Senior, Maybee Su- cial Committees: Varsity Swimming: Speakers' Bu- reau: SERU: Girl Re- serves: IRC: Biology Club. U, of M. CLOE TOMASI 5659 Harding. Barbour. DOLORES TURNER 3935 Beaconsfield, Jackson. D.B.U. D. ANTHONY TUCCI 5292 Harding. Foch. Var- sity Football: Varsity Bas- ketball, Student Manager. Army. HAL UMPFENBACH 2635 Drexel. Foch. ROTC. Officers' Club: ROTC Rifle Team. Marines. DORIS VALENTINUZZI. 5878 Springfield. Foch. A Orchestra. U.C.L.A. MARIE VAN PEEREN 3517 Courville. Burroughs. House 303 Treasurer, Coun- cilor: Library Staff. Air Hostess Training. NELDA VICKERS 1666 Fairview. Foch. Girls' Glee Club. Wayne. ANTHONY VIDAKIS 2588 Springle. Foch. Navy. DOROTHY WARD 9731 McKinney. Jackson. T h e L a t e Christopher Bean : Senior Alumni Committee: House 303 Sec- retary, Councilor: G i r l Reserves: Speakers' Bu- reau. Adrian. PAUL WARNICK 4000 Fairview. Frostburg, Md. Senior Dress Commit- tee. Army. JA DON WATSON 3185 Drexel. J a c k s 0 n . House Basketball. Navy. RICHARD WEBB 560 Montclair. Foch. Varsi- ty Basketball : Reserve Baseball, Football. Navy. ELEANORE WEILAND 5283 Haverhill. Jackson. Girl Reserves. D.B.U. ROSEMARIE WEIMERT 4773 Hurlbut. Barbour. BETTY WELHOELTER 4642 Berkshire. Jackson. Senior Dress Committee: Girl Reserves: Story Tell- ers' Club: SERU, Wayne. DONALD WELKE 5240 Maryland. Jackson. ANN WHITE 3618 Maryland. Jackson Girls' Glee Club. GLADYS WHITE 3436 St. Jean. Barbour. T.B.I. BETTY WIEDA 5328 Lakepointe. Jackson. Cadet Nurse Corps. UARY MARIANNE WIEGAND 4190 Bedford. Jackson. Girl Reserves: Story Tell- ers Club. Lawrence Col- lege. BETTY WILLIAMS 2540 Alter. Jackson. House 303 Councilor, ELIZABETH WILLIAMS 4857 Chalmers. Jackson. Varsity Swimming: Girls' Glee Club. NANCY WILSON 416 Chalmers. Leland. TIM BURNS 4496 Alter. Jackson. House 203 Councilor: Maybee So- cial Committee: The Late Christoher Bean :U Junga- leer : SECRT: Hi-Y, White Chapter: IRC. U. of D. GEORGE WREFORD 4195 Wayburn. Jackson.. Army. JANET YEIP 3934 Lenox. Jackson. Girl Reserves, Michigan State. HARRY D. YODER 11025 Goethe. Foch. House Football. Merchant Marine. IRENE YOUNG 665 Marlborough. Jackson. Girls' Glee Club: Varsity Field Hockey. D.B.U. FRED WOLF 269 Philip. Jackson. Com- mencement Speaker, U. of D. 'N, 1- , ' B .1 I X ', Y CLASS '45 .1-I MILDRED LILLIAN YOUNG 5644 Montclair. Jackson. ROBERT YOUNG 2594 Algonquin. Merchant Marine. RUTHE ZEISEL 590 Navahoe. Jackson. Service Club. THEL ZINK 2976 Alter. Jackson. Wol- verine Boys' State. Hi-Y, White Chapter. Wayne. RODNEY BURTON 357 Manistique. Jackson. House 203 Councilor: Re- serve Football: Varsity Baseball: Maybee Social Committee, Chairman. Army Air Forces. BMZQLZW ? A65 XKLJMLQ If Jlgwezj M' 5291, X1-.M Cmelfb n,.f2,7qQWf:M,4 Qmb ZW, KJMQ 570, if C 6151? If lwjfwwfv 'Dun ff Kayiilfy Q 5 flinfa wmwnf 4ZMwL Wav-ffjvz -9,5-Wffm.f,w,Q, Zgwmuf 02,751 if-wg ffwvffz nf ' K: 42424. fw- fcawcf Q54 U i144,?f: ,W,, Qgmww ' wi 7 ' ZMZTZJL K W Qiiiffwf QMJQ AZ- fifwy To nn Q91ji.Nf,ZX 6C'1'fQf.5fw arfkaw-:I++v-rraklff 26747 MZ667,Lf-lfic?JQ.Q' Q4-'KMTQMX fg0'gy0'6407Z MAf,1mf, !?wfj1w-46o1.- 0z'6'JW5Lf'5MjJ' !D vff-,L YvXM.x9'.., WLL74 as w 1' .MQ fiajgfl Zag 2224 A JW, 15424, Ziiff9Z2i QM? 5 i izyvafd f?z7fw4.Jy A raw X Mfg fpgjf Q, 525,76 Maw MMQA dw? - 5Za3.Q!1f,Q2m Q ff . k'm 'QgL'Ef'f JW 9422, UW Mafnamz M My Ewwfymj, QQ, MW Qu-Z, ,ZiL.w,.f Roman, bUNNWXL6OV,?K, Agia.. gil, 60.42 kZj474,L,l GW gwzfhfg 'GQQOVMYQMIJ Pdf M461 now. my UMW Q Qwgwwfw WWMQ, UMM 7724152 AWA, W NK f MWWQW AM 00J.4vvv4yQ517fff1fxQ7A, wwzim , Egg' Way in jf? QAM MZ. lg, WWW? My Efyijjlr ,E 65 mmwcfwj R+ M17 few, my Q ww J fZ33LJf,4ZMz z Wfiaffyafw ,MZ 490.01 kg, XZ!-AM Jf.,a4.,D ?V,.g.,n, QTL? ' ,yffw f' ' v6,zM.,,g:,,,zAf if IAIV QW-Jaw U 'fe C631 fm! Adj 'Vw . , fwfr What does November 1944 mean to you???? Another four years lease on the White House by the F.D.R.'s??? Well, to the Maybees it meant the combination of Charouhis, Tayler, Keepers and Birach for the respective offices of the Maybee Class. We doubt whether anyone will forget the campaign songs and shenanigans that were carried on by enthusiastic vote getters. The Maybee Election was proclaimed by all as the wildest, rip-roaringest contest SE ever witnessed. We offer our consolation to Hincks, DeDona, Steckley and Karcis, the defeatedg to the campaign managers, loads of appreciation for the humorous speeches that kept everyone in stitches. Yes, the Maybees do remember November 1944, and will for years to come, thanks to the fine sponsorship of Mr. Stuart Cammett, faculty adviser. JUNE CLASS SUNG O MocIera-I5 G .ll I I I aye-.az . :: :: I I . :. i i 3 LUI I ll: EFIFIZ fl 1 I H' sg.-r..'::::::::r:.rzmf.1' -:. -f:, WISHll-1I:::l-Ill-Ilylliilln ll Y V I I Q 334 , I I in I I I Y ' 0 . I Q 0 1 l I I F QI W CI1or'uS QI, K i D I , I I - . .P i 3 5 I 1 J II - ' E I I-I F. WI 1 I I I I IIN. r Hi . ' I :Z 1' ' I 'jf 'W f 'f 5' ' F F I f' I l IFI'.7dI 3 F . b V-IIT-1 E . Ir' ' IE ' . . rer.:,..::., -.1 :Q :: .mr Wg. , L. ., , 9 - , I I I . I 3 ,I , QIIII :,: .,.,IIIf I : I I 3 M 3 V ' I -'ff F , fl J 0 I T IF f ': 'izi' IIIZ1 ' 2:'- I II,III li f f . QM 'i A, ?6 f 1 v. Y, June Class Song .i -f I M f I, Verse 'f T J The time has eoine to pass VV hen we inust part at last. And now resolve that IV e rnust our goals attain, And niahe sure that forefverrnore Peace on earth will reign. Our hearts shall hlend in zrhorus To sing of thee. Wallace Riley President Chorus one Natalie Tayler Through three long years of study, Vicekpresident VVe'1Je found our husy ways. We lofve thy halls where hope is ltright, tl nd lights of hnowled ge gleain. Our highschool life is passing, Oh! gliding swiftly hy, So let us pledge our love for Southeastern H i gh. Carol Keepers Secretary Chorus Two We pay a lowing tribute To your exalted narne. Oh! radiant are the hours we'we spent And dear each high school friend. Our hond can ne'er he hrohen Though we niust leafve you now. Mike Bifafh Your seniors all salute thee! Treasurer Southeastern H i gh. 27 J JAMES ABBATE 3585 Anderdon. Jackson Naval Air Corps. VIRGINIA ADAMS 5292 Dickerson. Jackson. Wayne. SAMMY ALEXANDER 2546 Montclair, Foch. Navy. WM. ALLEN 4488 Garland. Foch. Law- rence Tech. LOREN ANDERSON 12511 E. Vernor. Escanaba High, Escanaba, Mich. Navy Air Corps. WARREN ANDERSON 12511 E. Vernor. Escanaba High Escrnal a Mich, Navy Aix' Corps. EDWIN ANDREWS 327 Chalmers, Jackson. Navy. W. JAMES ARKESTEYN 5779 Garland. Foch. Navy. DONALD ARNOLD 1274 Ashland. Jackson. Varsity Football. Marines. 15' . it Q 'S . as , Ugg. 7 vvv A 252 ROBERT AUFMANN 1576 Hurlbut. Foch. Ar- yan, E d it o r-in-Chief: House 203 Councilor: May- bee Memorial Committee: Alchemist Club, Treasurer: Hi-Y, Jungaleer Chapter, Secretary: ROTC Officers' Club. U. of M. MEDAK J. BACKERS 19280 Sanilac. Ford Trade School. Varsity Baseball. JAMES BAILEY 458 Dickerson. Jackson. House 100 Councilor. Treas- urer: Jungaleer 1 Re- serve Tennisg House track, Basketball: Hi-Y. Junga- leer Chapter. Army. MARY BAIRD 3701 Berkshire. Jackson. A Orchestra. Oberlin. BILLIE BAKER 3478 Lemay. Foch. Mixed Chorus: Senior Glee Club. MARGARET LOUISE BAKER 1264 St. Clair. Foch. The Royal Family : Girl Re- serves. U. of D. GEORGE EDWARD BALDEN 3865 St. Jean. Condon. Senior Mixed Chorus, Glee Club. Army. PEGGY JOICE BALDREE 1062 Drexel, Jackson. Mix- ed Chorusg Senior Glee Club. DON BALLBACH 287 Philip. Jackson. Navy. MILTON BANTA 3804 Audubon. Jackson, Cass. Aryan, Business Manager? Maybee Finance Committee: IRC, Publicity Mgr.: Hi-Y, White Chap- ter: Alchemist Club. Den. ison. BETTYE BARFIELD 2184 Fairview. Central High, Chattanooga, Tenn, Cadet Nurse Corps. FRANCES BARRESI 495 Eastlawn. Jackson. LEONARD BARRETT 2255 Fairview. Foch. Glee Club: Mixed Chorus. Navy, LEONA BARRY 11087 Goethe. Foch. B1-own's Business College, JUNE BATTEN 729 Meadowbrook. North- ern. Wayne. WANDA LOU BATTY 553 Continental. Eldorado, Ill. RICHARD GEORGE BAUMANN 325 Manistique. Jackson. All-House Football. Navy. GERALDINE BAUSS 3075 Garland. Foch, D.B.U. N DIANE BEACH 660 Fairview. Foch. Arts and Crafts. GLORIA BEATTIE 2258 Garland. Foch. BARBARA BEEBE 2995 Gray. Jackson. Girl Reserves. Wayne. DANIEL BENDA 711 Navahoe. Foch. Senior Boys' Glee Club. Navy. BLOSSOM BENKA 2187 Lenox. Jackson. Bi- ology Club, Secretary: Mir- acle Book Club, Vice Pres- ident, Secretary: IRC : Girls Reserves. U. of M. FLORA BENKA 2187 Lenox. Jackson. Bi- ology Club, Vice President: Miracle Book Club, Presi- dent: IRC: Girl Reserves. U. of M. JOSEPHINE BERGE 14332 E. Jefferson. Jack- son. Varsity Swimming: Girl Reserves: Alchemist Club. Wayne. PHYLLIS BERRY 3495 Garland. Foch. Cadet Nurse Corps, DORIS BETKE 5840 Rohns. Foch. House Basketball. VIRGINIA BLAKE 823 Emerson. Illinois High, Pocahontas, Ill. BEVERLY BLAND 3591 Springle. Jackson. SHIRLEY BLOOME 3952 Chatsworth. Jackson. MIKE BIRACH 689 Conner. Foch. Senior Maybee Treasurer: House 203 Councilor Treasurer: House Football. Navy. JAMES A. BIRCHMAN 22212 Moross Road. Jack- son. Hi-Y, White Chapter. Michigan State. PAUL BOMMARITO 4457 Hurlbut. B a r b o u r. House 203 Councilor: IRC: Alchemist Club. Army. NORMAN R. BORDO 5263 Bewick. Barbour. A Band. Navy. MARIE BORKOSKY 4472 French Road. Foch. Girl Reserves. D.B.U. DORIS BOUVICH 925 Conner. Foch. CLASS U15 JAY ALAN BOWERS 4821 Buckingham. Jackson. House 203 Councilor, Vice President: Varsity Base- ball, House Basketball: SERU: IRC: ROTC Of- ficers' Club. U. of M. CHARLOTTE MAE BOUSSIE 11479 E. Vernor. Foch. Service Club. WVILLIAM E. BRAATHEN 4344 Ashland. Jackson. House 203 Councilor: House Football, Basketball: Red Cross Council, Vice President: SERU. Navy. BETTY BRADLEY 5550 Nottingham. Jackson. Wayne. JOYCE BRADLEY 5550 Nottinxlham. Jackson. Wayne. RODNEY BRANDAU 14211 Flanders. Princeton Jr. High, Youngstown, O. 10th Grade Basketball: Service Club. Army. PEARL BRANT 5073 Cadillac. Barbour. GUNTHER E. BRAUNING 4812 St. Clair. Barbour. House 203 Councilor. Army. THEODORE WILLIAM BRAUNING 4812 St. Clair. Barbour. House 203 Councilor. Wayne. BETTY ELAINE BRESEE 2149 Bewick. Foch. Penn Hall. BETTY JANE BRINKER 5075 Lakeview. Jackson. Wayne. ROSE MARY BROWN 573 Emerson. Foch. GEORGE BROWNING 1251 Philip. Jackson. House 203 Councilor: The Royal Family: House Football: ROTC Officers' Club. Army Air Forces. GERALD A. BRUCE 4847 St. Clair. St. Margar- et Mary. House 203 Coun- cilor, U. of D. WILLIAM RICHARD BRACE 7146 E. Davison. Jackson. House 100 Councilor, Treasurer: All-House Foot- ball. U. of M. JEAN BUMFORD 3444 Springle. Jackson. Miracle Book Club, Secre- tary. MARY LOU BUNYARD 2966 Hurlbut, Foch. D.B.U. WORDEN BURKE 501 Navahoe. Foch. Varsity Baseball. Navy. NATHAN BURKWITCI-I 5093 Garland. Nativity. Reserve Baseball. Navy. DORA CALO 5027 Garland, Foch. T.B.l. JIM CAMPBELL 4831 Maryland. Jackson. Navy. HAROLD CAREY 1421 Bedford. Foch. Service Club. Army Air Forces. PERRY J. CARGAS 4212 Devonshire. uucnsun. House 203 Councilor: House Basketball : NOC Club. Denison. JACK CARLSON 3182 Drexel. Jackson. Re- serve Baseball: Hous: Football: Hi-Y, Jungaleer Chapter. U.S.C. SHIRLEE J. CARLSON 941 Navahoe. Foch. Ar-- yan, War Editor: Senior Social Committee: Maybee Finance Committee: House 323 Councilor, Secretary: Girls' Field Hockey: Al- chemist Club: IRC: Girl Reserves, Vice President, Cabinet. U. of M. FRANCES CAROTTA 5159 French Road. Foch. D.B.U. EMANUEL CARTSONIS 876 Drexel. Jackson. Var- sity Football. Wayne. DICK CARUSO 4613 St. Jean. Foch. Var- sity Basketball: Indoor, Outdoor Track: Cross Country, Captain: S Club. Michigan State. HUGH E. CI-IAMBERLAIN 401 Ashland, Jackson. The Royal Family. A Band, Orchestra. Navy. CHRIS CI-IAROUHIS 4158 Gray. Jackson. May- bee President: House 100 Councilor, President: The Royal Family: Hi-Y, White Chapter, President: SERU, President: Wolver- ine Boys' State. Wayne. CLARISSE CHARTIER 790 Chalmers. St. Ambrose. Girl Reserves. HARRY CHEO LAS 4321 Balfour. Jackson. Track. Wayne. RETA CHINN 1157 Drexel. Jackson. Girl Reserves. Wayne. MARGARET CLAMORE 12825 E. Warren. Nativity. Jungaleer. T.B.I. BARBARA CLARK 12752 Frankfort. Jackson. Miracle Book Club, Presi- dent. ELAINE ADA CLARK 5125 Hurlbut. Barbour. UN NORMA CLASQUIN 730 Continental. Jackson. Wayne. LA VERNE CLEMENSON 4169 Beaconsfield. Jackson. Senior Glee Club: Mixed Chorus, Trio, Buyers' Col- lege. JUNE CLEVENGER 2110 Philip. Jackson. House 323 Councilor, Treasurer. DONA CHRISTINE COKER 1369 Lenox. Jackson. PAT CONNELLY 2179 Philip. Calumet High, Calumet. Mich. SHIRLEY CORDES 3766 Cadillac, Barbour. Girl Reserves. DOROTHY GALE CORLEY 4867 Berkshire. Jackson. Varsity Swimming. TONI COROMELAS 1260 Meadowbrook. Foch. M a y b e e Commencement Committee: Field Hockey, Senior Glee, Poster Clubs. Arts and Crafts. JUDY COWAN 4882 Devonshire. Jackson. Jungaleer, copy reader: IRC. Wayne. FRANCES COX 2648 Lycaste. Foch. RALEIGH CRAIG 725 St. Jean. Foch. Naval Air Corps. WILLIAM HAMP CRASS 4351 Neff Rd. Foch, Wol- verine Boys' State. GEORGE CRUICKSHANK 2213 Anderdon. Foch. Navy. JOSEPH J. CUDIA 5025 Cadillac. Barbour. Service Club. Navy. ROBERT ANDREW CULLING 3852 Ashland. Jackson. Cheerleader: Hi-Y, White Chapter: House Track. Navy. DOLORES CULTON 741 Lakewood. Jackson. Service Club. D.B.U. PHILOMENA CUSATIS 2914 St. Jean. Hazleton. Penna. FRANCES DACAL 10467 Knoueu. vvuodrow Wilson High, Beckley, W. Va. Cadet Nurse Corps. CLASS '45 ROSE MARIE DALBEY 3063 St. Jean. Lincoln High, Webster City. Iowa. Varsity Field Hockey: Glee Club. GEORGE DARLINGTON 4354 Somerset. Jackson. House 203 Councilor, Pres- ident, Treasurer: ROTC Officers' Club: Jr. Red Cross Council, Treasurer. Navy. CLAIRE DECKER 2546 Eastlawn. Jackson. CLAUDE HUBERT DECKER 2546 Eastlawn. Jackson. Stagecraftg Service Club. Navy. JEANNE DEVER 228 Marlborough. Jackson. IRC: Alchemist Club. Treasurer: Girl Reserves. DePauw. DENNIS ALLEN 3969 Montclair. Foch. Navy. DORA DE DONA 5086 Harding. Foch. Ar- yan, Literary Editor, Senior Memorial Committee Chairmang Maybee Execu- tive Committee: House 323 Councilor, President: IRC. U. of M. JOHN A. DE FOE 5308 Lakepointe. Jackson. Reserve Football. Army. JEAN DEGNAN 1065 Lakewood. Jackson. MARGUERITE DEKEYSER 6045 Malcolm. Foch. SHIRLEY DE LAURIER 1582 Dickerson. Foch. Girls' Hockey Team. DOLORES DELVECHIO 4814 Marseilles. Jackson. JUNE DE MILLE 3049 Fischer. Jackson. RICHARD DEMIRJIAN 2546 Hurlbut. Foch. Serv- ice Club, Captain: Varsity Swimming: House Cross- Country, Indoor Track: NCO Club: Senior Boys' Glee Club. Navy. RAYMOND DHARTE 5745 Yorkshire. Jackson. Service Club. Navy. ELIZABETH DIDONATO 5864 Garland. Foch. IRVING DIETZ 5051 Buckingham. Jackson. House 203 Councilor? House Football: A Band. Navy. LORETTA ELIZABETH DIGUISEPPE 3022 Montclair. Foch. Girls' Chorus. NANNETTE DIGUISEPPE 3698 Nottingham. Jackson. NORMAN E. DILORETO 3016 Algonquin. Foch. Mixed Chorus, Senior Glee Club. Navy. MARIAN DOUGLAS 3624 Balfour. Jackson. Girl Reserves: Biology, Alche- mist Clubs, IRC. Michigan State. DONNA DOWNING 2139 Garland. Foch. PATRICIA DREHER 184 Piper. St. Martin. Bi- ology Club. U. of D. DOROTHY DRITTLER 3039 Garland. Foch. Ar- yan, Club Editor! Varsity Field Hockey I Biology Club, Alchemist Club, Sec- retary: Girl Reserves, Cab- inet: SERU: IRC. Michi- gan State. DOLORES DUDLEY 4601 Harding. Miller. ln- tramural, Reserve Basket- ball. Wayne. GEORGE DUDLEY 3910 Nottingham. North- eastern. MARY DUFF 994 Kitchener. Withrau High, Cincinnati, O. ROBERT DUMM 4653 Buckingham. Wilkins- burg High, Wilkinsburg, Pa. House 203 Councilor. U. of M. MARIAN EBERT 4813 Balfour. Jackson. Val- paradiso University. GRACE EHLKE 5316 Bewick. Barbour. D.B.U. JACK L. ELEY 5224 Farmbrook. Cass. Army Air Force. ANNE ELIASEN 4117 Ashland. Jackson. ELSIE ELIASON 4650 Ashland. Jackson. VERA ELMS 5932 Lenox. Jackson. Aryan, Advertising Man- ager: Senior Aryan Com- mittee chairman: House 222, Stenographer: Alche- mist, Biology Clubsg Girl Reserves. Wayne. MARLIS ENGELS 3068 Garland. Foch. Var- sity Basketballg Girl Re- serves. Wayne. ELIZABETH ERVINE 12206 Stringham. Jackson. The Royal Family g Girl Reserves, Alchemist Club. Kalamazoo. JU RUBY EUSTACE 1061 Drexel. Foch. Wayne. EVELYN EVERSON 5907 French Road. Central High, Flint, Mich. JAMES FALBO 5936 Hurlbut. Barbour. Navy. BERNICE FARMER 5742 Lakewood. Jackson. THELMA FARRELL 407 Lakewood. Jackson. Senior Glee Club. ARTHUR A. FEIL 4236 Maryland. Foch. Army. MARIE C. FERRERI 5,45 Beniteau. Foch. House 203, Stenographer: Varsity Basketball, Field Hockey. Girls Reserves. D.B.U. BETTY LEONE FINZEL 5242 Nottingham. Jackson Jungaleer: The Royal Family: Senior Ways and Means Committee: Girl Re- serves. U. of M. TOM FISCHER 4391 Buckingham. Foch. AUDREY FLEISCHMANN 5555 Eastlawn. Jackson. ADELINE FOLI 5187 Garland. Foch. D.B.U. DELORES FORTH 4167 Somerset. Jackson. D.B.U. THOMAS FRASER 1037 Newport. Jackson. Varsity Track. Merchant Marine. ANN FREIWALD 3819 Audubon. Jackson. Aryan, Feature Editor: Senior Alumni Committee Chairman: Maybee Social Committee: IRC: Girl Re- serves. Northwestern. RICHARD FUNKE 3627 Devonshire. Jackson. House Swimming, Football, Captain 5 Service Club, Stagecraft. Navy. BERTHA FURTON 840 Continental. Jackson. BILL FYFE 2202 Springle. Foch. Senior Alumni Committee: Maybee Social Committee: House 203, Councilor, President: Varsity Track, House Bas- ketball. S Club. Navy. CHARLES J. GABEL 273 Philip. Jackson. Jun- galeex-, Editorial Director: Hi-Y, Jungaleer Chapter. IRC. CLASS '45 JOANN GAGEN 849 Ashland. Jackson. Dena ison. EDWARD LEROY GARD 5521 Buckingham. Jackson. Navy. VIRGINIA M. GARRITSEN 5151 Lillibridge. Foch. Jugaleer, Staff Cartoon- ist: Aryan, Art Editor: Maybee Finance Commit- tee: Senior Social Commit- tee: House 323 Councilor, Vice President: Girl Re- serves, President, Cabinet: Alchemist Club, IRC, P.A, I.S., President, Secretary. U. of M. BETTE GEE 1438 Garland. Milford. Girl Reserves. Michigan State. DONAVON GERIG 5756 Newport. Woodburn. Ind. Senior Glee Club. Mixed Chorus: Ft. Wayne Bible Institute, Ind. .f . 'v X l .QQLX sf SHIRLEY GERSTENSCHLAGER 4842 Marseilles. Jackson. Tennis. Senior Glee Club. EARL H. GILLARD 17149 New York. Jackson. Navy. JOAN GILLIS 13211 Waveney. Jackson. Girl Reserves : Varsity Field Hockey. Nurse Cadet Corps. ROY GOGLIN 4110 Manistique. Jackson. Army Air Forces. IRVING GOLDEN 2605 Fairview. Foch. Sen- ior Glee Club, Mixed Cho- rus. Navy. DONALD GOODMAN 4231 Alter. Jackson. Varsi- ty Swimming, House Track: Wolverine Boys' State, Hi-Y, White Chap- ter: Alchemist Club: IRC. Navy. NORMAN A. GOODRICH 6001 Harrell. Foch. Navy. HELEN LOUISE GORE 17220 Sioux. Foch. MICHAEL G. GOTTLER 4347 Drexel. Nellie Leland. Army. KENNETH ROY GREENHALL 5127 Cadillac. Barbour. Jungaleer. Army. JOAN GUYMER 4839 Balfour. Jackson. Bi- ology Club. U. of M. ROBERT HAARZ 3006 Bewick. Foch. House Basketball. Navy Air Corps. LEE HAMRICK 1351 Drexel. Foch. Senior Ways and Means Commit- tee: House Football, Bas- ketball, Varsity Swimming 3 S Club, Hi-Y, Jungaleer Chapter. Navy Air Corps. REEMOR HANSEN 3050 Newport. Jackson. Girl Reserva. P. RICHARD HANSIIEW 3926 Bedford. Jackson. Navy. DOROTHY A. HARDY 3478 Lemay. Foch. Cadet Nurse Corps. RUTH HARPER 4159 Alter. Jackson. ART HARRIS 548 Chalmers. Jackson. House 202 Councilor: Hi- Y, White Chapter: House Basketball: NCO Club. U. of M. HELEN HART 492 Lenox. Jackson. Wayne. HELEN HAWHEE 3754 Philip. Jackson. D.B.U. LEATRICE HAWSHAW 4698 Harding. Foch. Wayne. YVONNE I-IAWSHAW 4698 Harding. Foch. S.E. winner, Civitan Con- test: Wayne. JOY HAYES 2629 Anderdon. Foch. JACK HEAD 3603 Three Mile Dr. Jack- son. Cheerleader: House Swimming. Merchant Ma- rine. LOIS HEGWOOD 3055 Newport. Jackson. Ca- det Nurse Corps. MARGARET HEINBOKEL 553 Manistique. Jackson, Miracle Book Club. Olivet. BETTE HEINMAN 3143 Drexel, Jackson. BETTY HENRICH 2631 Ashland. Jackson. BOB HERMANN 4350 Haverhill. Jackson. Navy. LOIS HERMANSEN 14497 Harbor. Jackson. Cheerleader: Biology Club 1 Girl Reserves. Michigan State. ELEANOR HEYL 3714 Nottingham. Murrys- UN ANN HILL 4700 Dickerson. Wiarton. BOB HINCKS 689 Emerson. Jackson. Maybee Social Committee: House 203 Councilor, Sec- retary: Reserve Football. Navy. JACK S. HITE 4007 Courville. Leesburg Virginia High: Cheerlead- er: House Swimming: Door Patrol. Navy. CORINNE C. HOCKING 12201 Stringham. Jackson, D.B.U. DON HOLSTEIN 5750 Haverhill. Cass. CLARA BELL HOSKING 2111 Springle. Jackson. Maybee Finance Commit- tee: House 223 Councilor. President: Glee Club 1 Mixed Chorus: All-City Orches- tra: IRC: Alchemist Club, Wayne. ELINOR HOUTTEKIER 3450 Courville. Lakeview High. JUNE MARIE HUNT 320 Lakewood Jackson. M a y b e e Commencement Committee: Girl Reserves. D.B.U. EDGAR F. HUNTER 3880 Garland. Foch. Jun- yzaleer Staff Photographer. Navy. DORIS LYDIA HYSHKA 5138 St. Clair. Foch. Ar- yan Committee: Alche- mist Club: Junior Glee Mixed Chorus. Composer, Class Song: Wayne. ANN IOLI 4658 Nottingham. Foch. Wayne. ALBERTA IRVING 2990 Garland. Eastern. Senior Glee Club. Grace- land College. BETTY IRWIN 5227 Chatsworth. Willmar High, Willmar, Minn. Uni- versity of Minnesota. BETTY JANE JENKINS 5021 Montclair. Foch. Wayne, MORRIS WILLIAM JOHNSON, JR. 5792 Cadillac. Barbour. JACQUELINE E. JOHNSON 2560 Gray. Jackson. May- bee Reception Committee: House 100 Councilor, Ste- n graphs !,D.B.U1' J if M lx- ',1f:f'l,, YI ' JACQUELINE JOLY 4810 Three Mile Dr. J ck4 son. Alchemist Club.' Wayne. MARGARET JONCKHECRE 4232 Hereford. Jackson. CLASS '45 J .Kdffi UZ' A ,Iva Af' If ' DORIS JONES 3911 St. Jean. Foch. EDNA S. JORDAN 3941 St. Jean. Foch. Poster Club, President: Service Club.: Senior Glee Club. Wayne. DONALD H. KAHLE 5305 Balfour. Jackson. Navy. MARGARET KANE 5112 Montclair, Foch. JOHN KAPAGIAN 1242 Engle. 'Foch. Naval Air Corps. MATILDA KAPLAINIS 3035 Montclair. Foch. TOULA KAPPAS 12518 E. Jefferson. Jack- son. House 202 Stenogra- pher, IRC: Girl Reserves-. JOHN KARCIS 14503 Waveney. Jackson. Jungaleer, E d i t o r-i n- Chief : Senior Social Com- mittee: Maybee Finance Committee, C h a i r m a n: House 202 Councilor: House Basketball, Football: Hi-Y, White Chapter, Vice President: ROTC Officers' Club. Navy. CAROL KEEPERS 13010 Kercheval. Foch. Aryan, Activities Ed- itor: Senior, Maybee Secre- tary: Girl Reserves: May- bee Executive Committee: Mixed Chorus. Wayne. LORRAINE KELLY 1127 Drexel. Foch. Service Club. U. of D. DOROTHY M. KEMP 14495 Mayfield. Foch. R.O. T.C. Officers' Club: SERU. Vice President. Army. ELAINE KENDALL 3004 Manistique. Jackson. Hillsdale. DONALD KERNICK 4467 St. Jean. Foch. ROTC Officers' Club: SERU, Vice President. Army, LOIS KIONKA 5776 St. Jean. Salem. Val- paraiso University. CHARLES KLANN 5916 Garland. Foch. Now in Navy. HAROLD S. KNIGHT 5260 Buckingham. Jackson Senior Aryan Committee: Maybee Social Committee: Varsity Football, Basket- ball. Baseball: S Cluh. U. of M. ROBERT KNOTT 816 Coplin. Jackson. Rifle Team. Marines. DOROTHY KOPP 5040 Fairview. Foch. IRENE KORAK 521 Conner. Foch. House 222 Stenogrspher. SYLVIA KOSINSKI 3446 Chatsworth. Greusel. Wayne. JULIA KRAVIS 4768 Garland. Post. House 223 Councilor: Senior Glee Club. HELEN KRELICK 5569 Hurlbut. Barbour. Al- chemist Club. ARTHUR KRETSCBMER 1274 Fairview. Foch. Var- sity Swimming. Marines. JACK KRUSE 1337 Lenox. Jackson. Navy. JOHN F. KUHN 4179 Lenox. Jackson. Serv- ice Clubg SERU. Navy. MARGARET KUKTA 3072 Bewick. Foch. House 222 Stenographer. DELPHINE MAY KUZEE 401 Eastlawn. Jackson. The Royal Family 5 Var- sity Tennis: Miracle Book, Biology Clubs: Vice Presi- dent: Alchemist Club: Girl Reserves: A Band, Or- chestra. Ottawa University. LORRAINE T. LA FLEUR 4338 Devonshire. Jackson. Service Club. Wayne. PATRICIA LAMBERT 12360 Frankfort. Cass. EVELYN LANGE 4715 Anderdon. Jackson. HARRIET S. LAT1' 3950 A u d u b o n. Jackson. House 223 Councilor: His- toriang Jungaleer. News Editor: IRC, Secretary, President 5 Senior Glee Club. Wayne. ANN LAURENCE 3651 Courville. Jackson. Michigan State. DOROTHY LEAVENS 634 Beniteau. Foch. Jun- galeerf' BARBARA L. LEE 3918 Somerset. Jackson. Girl Reserves: SERU. Michigan State. NANCY JANE LEITHAUSER 3450 Haverhill. Jackson Story Tellers Club, Secre- tary: Tennis. U. of D. HAROLD S. LENTZ 5531 Drexel. Jackson. May- bee Finance Committee House 100 Councilor: SERU. Navy. UN NEIL LEWTON 1616 Gray. Jackson. Cheer- leader. Navy. MARY MARGARET LIDDANE 12625 E. Wax'ren. Jackson. D.B.U. DOROTHY LINDEN 2118 Beniteau. Foch. ANN LINGON 14338 Mack. Jackson. MURIEL LINZELL 18141 Canfield. Foch. ROBERT E. LIPPERT 3015 Hurlbut. Foch. Jun galeer: Intramural Bas- ketball. JACK LIVINGSTON 2587 Eastlawn. Foch. Navy. EMILIA LODGE 4026 French Road. Foch. House 223 Councilor, Treas- urer: Varsity Basketball. Student Manager: Jr. Red Cross Council: Girls' Glee Club. BETTY JANE LOEWEL 5244 Eastlawn, Jackson. House 223 Councilor, Vice President. D. EDWARD LORANGER 8484 Haverhill. Jackson. House Football. Navy. BEVERLY LOWNEY 4822 Marseilles. Jackson, The Royal Family : House 223 Councilor. U. of D. ESTHER LUNGBERG 3614 Chatsworth. Jackson. Service, Alchemists Clubs. Wayne. JEAN LIPSCOMB ALICEMARIE LYNCH G94 Meadowbrook. Foch. 310 Eastlawn. Washington Jungaleer Staff. House Jr. High, Ill. Michigan Basketball. State. JENNIE LITTLE MARGARET MacDONALD 2111 Sringler Ill- 3514 St. Jean. Foch. House 223 Councilor, Secretary: Senior Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Miracle Book Club Secretary. Wayne. JACK LEE LITTON 1109 Lenox. Jackson. Wol- verine Boys' State, Hi-Y, Jungaleer Chapter, Secre- MARY MANET1-A tary, Vice President: House 5072 Fairview. Foch 202 Councilor, Secretary, President: Service Club. U.S.M.M.A. CLASS '45 CHARLES CERO MANIACI 2508 Ashland. Jackson. Navy. JOSEPHINE MANIACI 2508 Ashland. Jackson, STEVE MANOS 1531 Harding. Foch. Hi-Y: House Football : Cross Country. Marines. PAULINE HELEN MANUSHO 3194 Drexel. Jackson. Girl Reserves: Cadet Nurse Corps. GILDA MARCACCIO 5098 Fairview. Foch. MILAN MARINKOVICH 793 Newport. Foch. Varsi- ty Baseball, Track: House Basketball: S, Track Club: Door Patrol. Naval Air Corps. JOSEPHINE MARITANO 3886 French. Foch. ILENE MARSHALL 4063 Beniteau. Foch. Serv- ice Club: Glee Club: Mir- acle Book Club: T.B.I. DONALD DANE MARTIN 5891 St. Clair, Foch. Mer- chant Marine. ERNA MATTHAI 16003 Evanston. Jackson. SERU. Cadet Nurse Corps.. EILEEN McCARTHY 3125 Lakewood. Jackson. House 100, Councilor, Sec- retary, Stenographer. May- bee Commencement Com- mittee. D.B.U. MARY ANN MCCARTHY 2578 Beniteau. Foch. Var- sity Field Hockey. SAMUEL McCARVER 4518 St. Clair. Foch. Navy. MARY ANN McDANIEL 12805 E. Warren. Jackson. Senior Glee Club: Varsity Field Hockey: Reserve Basketball. SHIRLEY JEAN McFARLAND 10224 Charlevoix. Foch. Biology Club: House 202 Stenographer. Wayne. ROBERT McGREGOR 1100 Eastlawn. Jackson. ROTC Oiiicers' Club: Hi- Y, Wolverine Boys' State. Army. BOB McLATCHER 5227 Bedford. Burroughs. Army. SHIRLEY McMONIGAL 3029 Newport. Jackson. JULIA McNALLY 4181 Haverhill. Jackson. Alchemist Club. RICHARD A. McNEIL 4819 Three Mile Drive. Jackson. Maybee Com- m en c e m ent Committee. House 202, Councilor. SE RU. Brigadier General, ROTC Officers' C lu b, President: ROTC Rifle Team. Alchemist Club. West Point. DORIS McPHERSON 658 Montclair. Foch. DONALD MICHAEL MERZ 4820 Dickerson. Washing- ton High, Ohio. Service Club. Army. LORETTA MEUTER 1032 Tennessee. Pershing. JEAN MEYERS 16736 Chandler Park Dr. Jackson. Maybee Social Committee. Girl Reserves. Denison. MARY MICHELS 4658 Philip. Jackson. The Royal Family. SERU. Ca- det Nurse Corps. DOLORES MIHALIK 5402 Conner. Burroughs. ROSE MIKAELIAN 718 Newport. Jackson. JOSEPHINE MILANI 4553 Montclair. Foch. ROBERT SCOTT MILLER 6098 Hurlbut. Foch. ROTC Officers' Club. Wayne. ANTOINETTE MINANDO 2182 Gray. Foch. DONNA MITCHELL 14524 Frankfort. Barbour. Service Club. ELAINE MOASE 4110 Beaconsneld. Jackson. House 222, Stenographeri Business College. D.B.U. DOROTHY LOUISE MITCHELL 3034 Gladwin. Hope, Indi- ana. THELMA MOGUL 5077 Bewick. B a r b o u r. J u n g a le e r, Associate News, Exchange Editors 5 IRC, Secretary. SERU. Girl Reserves. Biology Club, Wayne. MARIE MONGOLD 5100 Maryland. JOANN MOLINARO 4648 Beniteau. Foch. Var- sity, Intramural Basket- ball. JU ,,, l BETTY JANE MOSCHINA 6080 Lemay. Foch. Nurse Cadet Corps. HELEN MOTTO 4158 St. Jean. Foch. YVONNE MOUSSEAU 550 Dickerson. Foch. ROSEMARIE MUCKOL 12354 Frankfort. Jefferson. The Royal Family. Serv- ice Club. Girl Reserves. SERU. Wayne. DOROTHY MUND 1209 Lemay. Foch, Senior Glee Club. SHIRLEY MUESING 2628 Newport. Jackson. Nyack Bible Training In- stitute. ADELINE NEAPOLITAN 4628 Lillibridge. Foch. JOHN NAGOHOSIAN 1228 Lemay. Foch. Navy Air Corps. STANLEY NEHER 1158 Coplin. Jackson. Boys' Glee Club. IRENE G. NELSON 943 Navahoe. Foch. Girl Reserves: Varsity Field Hockey. Wayne. STANLEY NEMSHICK 3912 Fairview. Foch. Army. VIRGINIA NENNI 6036 Hurlbut. Barbour. ROBERTA NETTE 4141 Kensington. Jackson Senior Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Service Club. T.B.I. RUBY A. NICOLETTI 5232 Bewick. B a r b o u r. Bookstore Assistant. T.B.I. CHARLES R. NORTON 4780 Maryland. Jackson. Army. PATRICIA NEWBERRY 14490 Riverside. St. Mary's Academy, Windsor, Ont. ELIZABETH NOTO 5675 French Rd. St. Joseph High. MARTIN C. OETTING 1236 Marquette Dr. South Side High, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Aryan, Managing Ed- itor: Senior Ways and Means Committee Chair- man: M a y b e e Executive Committee: Student. Coun- cil Committee: House 202 Councilor, Vice President, Treasurer: Varsity Foot- ball: Basketball. City Champs: Wolverine Boys' State: S Club: ROTC Officers' Club: Alchemist Club, Vice President: Hi-Y, White Chapter. U. of M. ETHEL ORESON 10315 Mack. Foch. DONALD RICHARD OSTIN 1030 Chalmers. Jackson. House 202, Councilor: RO TC Officers' Club: Hi-Y, White Chapter. Navy. WILLIAM E. OSTRANDER 3076 Philip. Jackson. Serv- ice Club. Naval Air Corps. GORDON R. OWENS 3656 Chatsworth. Barbour. Hi-Y. Navy. MARJORIE PAYNE 5205 Lakepointe. Jackson. T.B.I. RUTH PALMER 686 Navahoe. Jackson. Maybee Social Committee: House 100 Councilor, Vice President: Girl Reserves: Varsity Swimming. U. of M. KATHERINE PANAGOS 2914 Lycaste. Foch. PAULINE PAONESSA 5555 Cadillac. Barbour. The Royal Family : Girls' Field Hockey: Alchemism Club: Girl Reserves: IRC: SERU. Wayne. KATHERINE PAPAJOHN 3714 Devonshire. Jackson. U. of D. CLASS '45 FORTUNATE PATANIS 5275 Lemay. Foch. LORNA S. PATTERSON. 3116 Marlborough. Service Club. SHIRLEY PELTIER l 3924 Harvard. Jackson. B1- ology Club. Cadet Nurse Corps. NORMAN PELLETIER 5626 Lema'y. Band. Navy. BETTY PERKINS 4666 Courville. Jackson. Jungaleer: The ROY21l Family : Girls Reserves: Service, Biology Clubs. Michigan State. FRANCES PERRY 3001 Ashland. Jackson. Jungaleer, Advertising Staff: The Royal Family L Girl Reserves I Biology- Service Clubs. Michigan State. MARJORIE PETTIBONE 5096 Garland. Barbour. JIM PETROSKY 20675 Kingsville. Denby. Varsity Baseball. FLOYD PIERCE 3964 F a i r v I e w. '1'ayler High. Army Air Force. ROSE PIKOVICH 739 Navahoe. Foch. Varsi- ty Basketball, Captain. WILLIAM F. PIERSON 3867 St. Jean. Foch. NCO Club, Vice President: RO TC Officers' Club: Hall Pa- trol. Army. ROULA PITSES 4820 Somerset. Jackson. U. of D. LESTER J. L. PITT 4477 Lillibridge. F 0 c h . SERU: NCO Club. Navy. KENNETH POWELL 3-443 Hillger. Foch. Army. RALPH H. PROCTOR 3985 Haverhill. Jackson. House 202 Councilor, Vice President: Hi-Y, Jungaleer Chapter, Treasurer: Alche- mist Club, President, Treas- urer: Michigan School of Mining and Technology. MARIE PROBST 5031 Woodhall. Jackson. Cadet Nurse Corps. VIOLA PYLKAS 2523 Lemay. Foch. PAUL L. QUAGLIA 4804 Maryland. Jackson. Rifle Team. Navy. NORMA RAMBOER 186 Eastlawn. Jackson. T.B.I. ANNETTA RANKINE 3081 Garland. Foch. GRACE RAPIN 3945 Haverhill. Jackson. Varsity Basketball: Girl Reserves: House 202, Ste- nographer. Michigan State. ROBERT RAWLINGS 2262 St. Clair. Foch. Navy. DAVID J. REA 5808 Garland. Barbour. House Football. Merchant Marine. CARL REBLIN 3993 Chatsworth. Jackson. House 222, Councilor, Treas- urer. Navy. RICHARD A. REED 12712 Frankfort. Jackson. Naval Air Corps. BILL REINFELDT 7631 Congress. Jackson. ELEANOR REIMAN 5212 Lemay. Salem. Senior Aryan Committee Co-chai - man: The Royal Family: House 303 Councilor, Treas- urer: Senior Glee Club: Girl Reserves, Secretary: I.R.C, Capital, UN MARILY REITZEL 2530 Gray. Jackson, Girl Reserves. GRACE REYNOLDS 800 Ashland, Jackson. House 303 Councilor, Vice President. MARIAN RILEY 12845 Kercheval. Jackson, Cadet Nurse Corps. WALLACEWRILEY 590 Marquette Drive. Foch. Jungaleer, E d it o r-in- Chief: The Royal Fam- i:y: Senior President: Maybee Execut'v: Commit- tee: Student Council Com- mittee: Victozy Council: House 222 Councilor, Presi- dent: Varsity Basketball. City Champs: House Foot- ball, S Club! WVolve1'ine Boys' Stale: Service Club. Captain: Alchemist Club: Hi-Y, White Chapter: Sen- icr Glee Club: ROTC Of- ficers' Club. U. of M. GEORGE E. RINGO 551 Algonquin. Jackson. Navy. RUTH RINGQUIST 5511 Marlborough. Jackson. Senior Memorial Commit- tee: Mixed Chorus: Senior Glee Club. EDWARD ROBERTS 2611 St. Jean. Foch GWEN ROBERTS 2666 Eastlawn. Jackson. BOB ROBERTSON 2206 Hillger. Foch. Ar- yan, Sports Editor: Sen- ior Ways and Means Com- mittee. Assistant Chair- man : Maybee Finance Committee: House 222 Councilor: Varsity Basker- ball. City Champs: Varsity Tennis, Captain: S Club: A Band, Orchestra. Navy. ALBERT ROBINSON 4210 Springle. Foch. Army. JOHN ROBINSON 4986 Anderdon. Jackson. M. MARCIA ROGERS 3467 Dickerson. Jackson. Service Club. Michigan State. EMERY T. ROHDE 3839 St. Jean. Salem. Sen- ior Glee Club: N.C.O. Club. Vice President: Door Pa- trol. Capital, LOIS ROMATZ 5378 Garland. Foch. LORRAINE DELORIS ROMATZ 5378 Garland. Foch. DONALD ROWLEY 5307 Haverhill. Jackson. W0lV6l'iH9 Boys' State. Navy. HELEN RUDDELL 5882 Garland. Foch. Nurses Corps. ALBERT RUNKE 4642 Springle. Focn. navy. CLASS '45 HENRIETTA RUPRECHT 535 Eastlawn. Jackson. DOROTHY M. RUSNOV 3975 Beaconsfield, Garfield. D.B.U. JAMES H. RYAN 382 Chalmers. Northern. ROTC OHicers' Club: Rifle Team. Navy. MARILYN SADLER 3921 Barham, Jackson. Service Club. REINHOLD SALK 2199 Fairview. Foch. REBECCA SALONIMER 853 Kitchener. Foch. A Orchestra: The Royal Family. LOIS SARGEANT 5395 Hereford. Jackson. JUANA SAYLON 560 Tennessee. Foch. Var- sity Basketball. ELLEN SCHAFF 3957 Marlborough. Jackson MARGARET SCHAUMBURGER 901 Lenox, Foch. Service Club. URSULA SCHMIDTKE 4498 Fairview. Foch. T.B.I. CHARLES SCHOEFFLER 4478 Garland. Foch. Uni- versity of Cincinnati. ROBERT SCI-IOENFELD 14635 Chandler Park Drive. Jackson. Cass. The Royal Family: House 222 Coun- cilor: Biology Club: I.R.C. U, of M. MARY LOU SCHROEDER 3691 Devonshire. Jackson. Aryan, Assistant Feature Editor: Senior Memorial Committee: House 100 Councilor: House 222 Ste- nographer: Student Council Committee: Junior Red Cross, President: Varsity Swimming: SERU: IRC: Biology Club: Alchemist Club. U. of M. NOREEN SCI-IROEDER 3460 Three Mile Dr. .lack- son. IRC: Girl Reserves: Michigan State. JEAN SCHUETT 3533 Fairview. Foch. Libra- ry Staif. Cadet Corps. MARILYN SCHULTE 3654 Balfour. Jackson. EDWARD SCHULZ 4650 Three Mile Dr. Jack- SOD. DORIS SERENBERG 1266 Beniteau. Foch. Girl Reserves: Varsity Swim- ming: Service Club: Cadet Nurse Corps. BETTY ANN SHERWIN 710 Dickerson. Foch. Serv- ice Club. SERU: Cadet Nurse Corps. RAY SHEPHARD 1450 Lakeview. Northern, U. of M. JOAN ADELLE SHELEY 2625 Philip. Jackson, Li- brary Staff: Intermural House Basketball: Biology Club. VIOLET SHINELY 4206 Philip. Fairview. BEVERLY SIGG . 3588 Conner. Fochp'-' The Royal Family. CARL PHILLIP SIRLES 1472 Garland. Eldorado Tech. High School, Illinois: House Councilor: Varsity Cross Country: House Track: Basketball: Service Club: Navy N.C.O. Club: R.O.T.C., M.P.: Navy LYNNFRED SKLADZINC 3476 Garland. Foch. D.B.U. ROBERT F. SKUPA 3159 Newport. Jackson. ROTC Riiie Tea , Cap- tain: A -my Air rce. ,fpx DOLORES SMALL 3496 Lemay. Foch. BARBARA ANN SMITH 3955 Harvard. Jackson. Biology Club, Cadet Nurse Corps. JIM SMITH 540 N e w p o r t. Jackson. Navy Air Corps. PATRICIA SMITH 753 Chalmers. J a c k s o n. .Iungaleer : The Royal Family : Girl Reserves : U. of M. BILL J. SMITH 2929 Lakewood. Foch. Hi- Y, White Chapter: The Royal Family 3 10th Grade Football. Navy. BEVERLY ANN SOULLIERE 3973 Lakeview. Jackson, D.B.U. MARGRETTA SPRINGBORN 12874 E. Outer D ri v e . Jackson. Wayne. WES SQUIER 511 Philip. Jackson. Navy Air Corps. HOPE STAHL 2619 Cadillac. Foch. Girl Reserves. D.B.U. , ,fy JU LOUELLA STANFORD ' 3535 Hart. Foch. Service Club. D.B.U. ROBERT STARRING 3968 Haverhill, Jackson. The Royal Family 3 House 222 Councilor 5 Maybee Commencement Committee C SERU: Speakers Bureau. U. of M. NICKIE STATI-IIS ' 1246 Meadowbrook. Foch. Reserve Basketball 3 G i r l Reserves : Biology g Glee Club. WILMA STECKLEY 5164 Lemay. Foch. House 100 Councilor, Stenogra- pher: Senior Glee Club: Girl Reserves, Cabinet: I. R.C.3 Maybee Commence- ment Committee, Chairman. D.B.U. LORRAINE E. STEELMAN 3965 Balfour. J a c k s o n. Girl Reserves: B i o 1 o g y Club 1 SERUQ Maybee Fi- nance Committee. Michigan State. MARYLOU STELBERGER 2990 Hurlbut. Foch. The Royal Familyf' B i ol o 12 y Club, Secretary: Girl Re- serves, President: Senior Glee Club: Mixed Chorus. MELVIN STEPHEN 717 Lillibridge. Foch. PAT STEPHENSUN 4463 Wayburn. Jackson. Cadet Nurse Corps. BILL STEWART 2955 Coplin. J a c k s o n . House Football. EMMA STICE 11717 Kercheval. Tilghman. ROSE MARIE STILES 792 Lenox. Foch. MARY STIMAC 1011 Ten n essee.1 och. House 203 Stenograpnerg T.B.I. ROSS B. STONE 1135 Philip. J a c k s on . Jungaleer 1 H o u s e 222 Councilor: Hi-Y, White Chapter: NCO Club, Presi- dent: ROTC Officers' Club. Navy. ROY STOUGAARD 278 Piper. Jackson. House 222 Councilor. Navy. MARJORIE STREEBING 20082 Hickory. Lake Shore High. LIDA MARGARET STRONG 2992 Drexel. Jackson. Ca- det Nurse Corps. LILLIAN STRONG 1621 Hart. Foch. MARSHALL PRESTON STUART 431 Lakewood. Foch. Mich- igan State. CLASS U15 RALPH PATRICK SUGRUE, JR. 761 Chalmers. .T a c k s o n. Chess Club. DORIS SUTHERLAND 4884 Three Mile Dr. Jack- son. EUNICE SVENSON 5386 Conner. Akron High, Akron, Iowa. Glee Club, Alchemist Club, Girl Re- serves. Michigan State. VICTOR SWEET 2500 Anderdon. Foch. Navy. NICK TAROS 699 Lemay. Foch. House Football, Basketballg Serv- ice Club. Army. YVONNE TAS 4331 Chalmers. Jackson. ROBERT TAUBE 860 Manistique. Jackson. Wayne . NATALIE B. TAYLER 226 Marlborough. Jackson. Aryan, Picture Editor: Senior, Maybee Vice Presi- dent: Varsity Swimming: Girl Reserves, Treasurer: IRC. U. of M. GRACE TEKELA 3065 Gray. Jackson. D.B.U. BEVERLY WHEATER 1081 Drexel. Jackson. Girl Reserves. U. of M. ROBERT WHITE 5034 Maryland. Jackson. Maybee Social Committee. Navy. MARGARET WHITTAKER 1533 Hart. Focn. VERA WICKWARE A 4614 Harding. W hit t e r High, Flint, Mich. MARION WIGGERS 4126 Wayburn. C a n to n High, Canton, S. Dak. JOHNNY WILKINS 3017 Anderdon. Foch, Cass. Varsity Swimming : Indoor, Outdoor Track 1 House Football: S Club. MARY LOUISE WILLIAMS 5975 Cadillac. Rudyard High. Rudyard, Mich. MYRON JANET WILSON 1362 Marlborough. Jackson. Service Club. GEORGE WILSON 6135 Lakeview. Jackson. Hi-Y, Jungaleer Chapter: House 222 Councilor. Wayne. CARL WISSINGER 613 Piper. Jackson. Rifle Team: Hi-Y, Jungaleer. Navy. ARTHUR WOOD 2529 Philip. Jackson. Jun- galeer: House Football, Basketball: Varsity Base- bal. Navy. BETTY WOODBURN 289 Ashland. Jackson, De- troit Commercial College. BOB WOODWARD 794 Conner. Jackson. Var- sity Basketball, Tennis: House Track: S Club. Army. J? f MARY ZAVISA 1040 Clairpointe. Foch. NORMAN ZERNDT 5S42 Montclair. Foch. Navy. JOYANN ZEUNEN 5212 Alter. Jackson. MARTHA ZIETZ 838 Continental. Jackson. Alchemist Club: Junga- leer: Girls' Field Hockey: Girl Reserves: Story Tell- eis Club, Treasurer. Kala- IHBZOU. JOYCE ZOLLIKER 4891 Three Mile Dr. Jack- son. House Basketball : Varsity Swimming, Tennis: Girl Reserves: Alchemist Club. Michigan State. EVELYN ZOTZ 4673 Bewick. Barbour. ARTHUR L. BLOUNT 2558 Dickerson. Jackson Varsity Football. Navy. ROBERT BROWN 2993 Newport. Jackson. ,sf 9 1 1 n ,f 1571 St. Cvair. F ALEX CAST OULDT 'i 'XA f' . if I iv .! 41 l EW DIGIOVANNI 31 Wayburn. Jackson. .IERALD EDLUND 3041 Hurlbut, Denby, Coo ley, Naval Air Corps. ROLAND FOESTER 4186 St. Jean. Foch. EDISON HAWKINS 1634 Dickerson, Foch. TALBOT BARNARD 2196 Springle. Foch. UN JOYCE R. THOMAS 2231 Harding. Foch. Jun- galeerf' Feature Editor: Senior Memorial Commit- tee: Girl Reserves: Inter- Club Councilor: Story Tell- ers: IRC: Senior Glee Club: Mixed Chorus. U. of M. PAULINE THOMAS 12601 E. Warren. Jackson. House 303 Stenographer. Michigan State. RUSS THOMSON 5229 Lakewood. Riverside Military Academy. Varsity Football : Reserve Baseball : Hi-Y, White Chapter. Ma- rines. VAL THURM 418 Marlborough. Foch. Varsity Football, Baseball: House Track: S Club. Navy. MARY JANE TIMMINS 5244 Haverhill. Jackson. Aryan, Faculty Editor: Hpuse 303 Councilor, Sec- retary: Senior Ways and Means Committee: Maybee Commencement Committee C Student Council Commit- tee: Girl Reserves, Treas- urer, Cabinet: SERU: Al- chemist Club: IRC. Mary- ZFOVE. ALBERT TITRAN 3898 Fairview. Foch. Navy. BONNIE TODD 178 Newport. Jackson, Sen- ior Glee Club: Mixed Cho- rus: Service Club. Wayne. l SUZANNE TOEPEL 5529 Nottingham. Jackson. House 303 Councilor, Pres- ident: SERU: Girl Re- serves, Cabinet: The Roy- al Family: Senior, May- bee Social Committee: Al- chemist Club: I.R.C. U. of M. VIRGINIA TOLWINSKY 12336 Frankfort. Jackson. U PAT TOWNSEND 12043 Frankfort. N 0 1' t h High, Akron, O, The Roy- al Family. WALTER G. TRUSSELL 3087 Marlborough. Jack- son. House 222 Councilor: ROTC -Officers' Club. I Army. I L' mx -.N Q ,. VK ,fd Q. W v 5 i - . JOYCE ANN TURNER 2212 Alter. Jackson. Var- sity Tennis. D.B.U. RUBY MAE TURNER 786 Clairpointe. Foch. JULES VANDENAMELEE 3708 Buckingham. Jackson. Orchestra: String Ensem- ble. BEATRICE VALENTINO 1438 St. Clair. Foch. JOHANNS VAN APELDORN 4661 Berkshire. Jackson. JEAN VAN DE WALLE 4875 Lakewood. Jackson. Girl Reserves. Wayne. GEORGE VAN HAEZEBROUCK 3046 I-Iillger. Foch. Reserve Baseball: All-House Foot- ball, Track, House Basket- ball: Stagecraft. Navy. LASS '4 A 'I' A ff' Is vc' .n f fa 11? fvfhf 5.QQf,fliQ5fs5: ff? 'QY.J'l',L. , 1' if fan! g . . I J r? ' 4 1f??5ff'h55, 1' ki ' A . 'i fe.. I . f 4 A . - ll' . ' - L . I N I ,?:':Li N - . W ..:.. . 4 . .- ' I . . 5 , ,i 'V , -:.j : , 'f. rl . . at 'Wh :lg-I 3 2' A ff M 4 :J W ' ' f 3 ' 'f V 2 V A :ZZ 5 ' Y . 1 v 6 a a ' I my ..,.. cz ' w r --ff 4 5 .., . 'j J I aff - fa it , f f qiij. ' WH rf. 42, -,N - .L 6- .. . . Q L ' . fr :V n iw . 133,55 , . i ll, P1 . H? , 45 GEORGE VAN HUSS 4230 Harvard. J a c k s o n. Navy. ROBERT VAN KAMPEN 414 Lakewood. Jackson. Reserve Football. Army. FRANK VERCNOCKE 4375 Marlborough. Jackson. Rifle Team. Navy. ANTHONY FRANK VIVIANO 4428 Montclair. Foch. Var- sity Basketball: Service Club. Army. HELEN VLAHANTONES 3454 Montclair, F o c h. Jungaleer 3 Girl Re- serves : Alchemist Club. Wayne. WILLARD H. WALKER 363' Wayburn. Jackson. Servic Club. Army.', .- .-QQ ' 9- f . ' Q9 ,N K rv-Q. GORDON WARD 810 Eastlawn. Jackson. House 222 Councilor, Vice President. RUTH MAY WARREN 2150 Newport. Jackson. Girl Reserves. KEITH WEIDEL 3932 Harding. Foch. Mer- chant Marine. SALLY ALONGI 988 Manistique. Jackson. RICHARD ANDERSON 591 Chalmers. Jackson. The Royal Family: House 100 Councilor g 10th Grade Football. EARLE C. MAYS 4390 Guilford. Jackson. Cass. Varsity Track: House Basketball: A Band and Orchestra. Army Air Force. JACK BRAGE 2961 Anderdon. Wilbur Wright. Navy. FAYE EVANS 689 Beniteau. Eldorado, Ill. Wayne. MAYE EVANS 689 Beniteau. Eldorado, Ill. Wayne. PETER GIFTON 674 Glover. Foch. Varsity Football, Baseball, Track: House Basketball: Door Patrol. S Club. Navy. THOMAS HIGH 17191 Minneapolis, Bar- bour. Cross-Country Trackg House Indoor Track. MARY LOU JOHNSON 4134 Nottingham. St. Am- brose. STEVE KALAJIAN 7347 E. Jefferson, Fogh. JUNE KAUFMAN 1483 Wayburn. Jackson. HORACE LIGGAN 2202 Eastlawn. William Byrd High, Vinton, Va. Rifle Team. Army Air Force. ROBERT LYBERG 847 Algonguin. St. Martin. Navy. STEVE MANOS 1531 Harding. Foch. Hi-YQ House Football 3 Cross- Country. Marines. MARY CATHERINE FOSTER 4689 Philip. Jackson. Cadet Nurse Corps. SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES JUDY ABUD BENJAMIN CORNELIUS JOSEPH JOHN JEROME RICHARD MAY JOHN ANDERSON JOHN DAILEY DON JOHNSON COLLEEN McLAUGHLIN DOUGLAS RAYMOND SHIRLEY JUNE ENGLISHKENNETI-I JUMP FRED P. MEEH ARNOLD WILLIAM GOLD ROBERT KNOWLES VIRGINIA MITSCHANG MARGARET BAXTER BRYANT GORTON JACK KRACH BOB PASCHKE THERESA BELCOURSE GRACE GRAWBURG ROBERT KREISELMEIER RUTH PERRY JOHN CALLAHAN ELEANOR HERF VERA LEONARD JAMES ROBERT RENZI RAY COLES RAYMOND HOLSCHER SHIRLEY LEWIS ELEANOR RADONIC DALE MOORE 2913 Harding. Foch. WILLIAM E. MORSE 3445 Springle. Jackson. Army Air Forces. DORIS MULLEN 3984 Algonquin. Foch. Of- fie Practice. 223. Cadct Nurse Corps. ROSALIE PAPPAS 2950 Harding. Foch. Jun- galeeri' Miracle Book Club. Wayne. MARY SCHWARTZ 3837 St. Clair. Indian Riv- er Intermediate. Cadet Nurse Corps. MARGARET TANGHE 3450 Algonquin. Jackson. SERU 3 Biology Club. T.B.l. JAMES P. TISLER 2200 Montclair. Foch. House 223 Councilor, Secretaryg Varsity Footballg Varsity Basketball, Captain: City Champs: S Club. ALICE KRETSCHMER 1274 Fairview. Foch. Var- sity Basketball, Field Hock- ey: Alchemist Club. Wayne. BILL ROBERTS BETTY ROSS BETTY SANDERS WILLARD SCHMIDT ROBERT HENRY STELLWAGEN CHRIS THEOS ,EAL XL? -97 Mn A U rpgqjwl, Wg-'Lg QLQLXSQLAV-ffv ul-H? 77a1m.w 'ww f 4 J w N - f .. p' 6' Q4 mv U--W , ytfwg Qfw drfyawge Q,,4,,,,,,,,QL,4t llgf Q47 fc,....,Q1.,,,..nx .allen-uu77 4 Q q44...,.f f -...f X -f ,,.....'. ...uw dwidx iff ,gW f,, f My W ff MEM 1 H K . , flWa:Lz,u,,4f 7 ZQJWMQ M J La! iii fo.fd.AA Qu. ! elif law A Www ' . .' T8 J QLMML ,wtf ,403 22.31 ZEN, LH 3, G ffm iww W Hwy , MW ma Lodew M! J: .M ',,J m W 434-744-,W .flu G-6fM,Q.,u. fianv Uamf'0.0ZJf-1151! A1 WM? WWW 6 MQW' CMH ..fff 'f'?ff'f1f 'W WW PM AWQMHW W.fL,MM+ eQ,,m igqfwz 5 CALM, Mfww ,QAMWN U ' J 4 ,D 3 f 849441 6L.f.,r-uf , .,ff.?.,fz,..4 Q74 57143 pak? 222 QL I WVVGPM f af-walk 6 'P 191-v C3--0141441-v 'Www ffmffzzfgyuw M 6222213 if meg ZZ? Mf.:'?2 'f.., , 7-zfdf-11x41 Q ,auf Aff AMW yy GZXCQN-vie-I BMLCJQ wlfv-xr-Lk i5.,.,....f. '3.a.A. 114 X .Mayday bk-rn! 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Ufwa-UL Qlflw QZ,1.M,.f, 71?,J-M49 EMC Dm A , Zabuu mwuk 4 Ziwaou 8i.,.,.c.,Lo...a,Q.,. ,.ZI.4J..., 62+-L-M 7'D ww W7.A:..,4..,., Um ml,,,4,.,.m..a.0-:s.m,5fa.J1,Q'.,Q12 AMW WML ,Z . af Zf 7gh,.,. . ddufwwf ,V msd E7l.w1fA.-4401216-Mff' ' 3 ZZ, 9,n,,u ,IBF Wm 4fw',Lf?,,,, I 477m JQWJDQLE gf44,..1,..L QL,,.,,.u QQZZ V TU P QQYFKQYKQQ v I jL,JWfj2.7z,.. Q Q mfwzyz, lgimafwffjw EZWQ? ? fm im, and QAWVQMM H -' 175351 , --Of' W Wi' llllllllll Smiling candidates, nervous speakers, and an audi- ence of 250 set the scene for the first function of the Maybee class of June '45. Contestants for the respective oflices were Archie Farquahar, Dick Schultzg Wilma Wilson, Elaine Han- seng Jean Anderson, Dorothy Leckg and Dick Dean and Herb Damerau. The first of each pair named were vic- torious. The speakers Were tops both in spirit and in their deliberations. Many songs and gags which were displayed with a sense of friendliness and good will were introduced in the Houses to attract votes, much to the delight of the Maybee voters. Some of the catchy slogans were: Don't be Starchy, Vote for Archieg By heck vote for Leckg Get on the beam, Vote for Jean, and Don't be a hick, Vote for Dick. The class was small, but fmt' 5 its officers and the adminis- 03 Q4 tration planned big things, X ' N as was learned when the ,, l, dance and the Senior-May- gf Ex fb bee Reception were held. W Cs .ff 48 93213 W a I gf lljl l 1 L, Q , r aw by K 1 1 iw mfg: af 4 1 , fa h,bQ.3'ln .tea MJ WW! 'clk Finn s Rx 4 W a. 1 ew lx Mr. Cammett Class Sponsor Y A ation at Olympia C,'fmz'h Deakin The whole leem . em! here are rf?f2,fe Cfhfzzzzjwfi Smmfifzgg l1'1:I11Z, Tiffer, Sebzuler. Kneeling, are CVKIVIIIO, Oelfizzg, Rffey, Cozxibear, Cflllfb Deakin. 49 -F-5 ...Mc il I Var ity Football The football season for 1944 was completed with one victory and five defeats for Coach Sci1ooFf's boys. Because our team was defeated by only one or two touchdowns in most of their games, our showing was much better than the scoreboard indi- cated. The returning lettermen were Captain Mike Kaysserian, Al Bennedetti, Val Thurm, Pete Gifton, Jim Tisler and John Cammett. Highlights of the season were Adam's runn- ing, Martin's passing, Kaysserian's blocking and Tisler's tackling. After a bad start, the team, filled with deter- mination, showed great improvement in the later games. Q. Scoreboard Eastern 9 - 2 N. E. 6 4 0 Pershing 13 - 0 Hamtramck 12 - 0 Denby 14 - 6 Highland Park 0 -- 6 Reserve Basketball Scoreboard S. E. 39 - 15 Eastern S. E. 17 - 27 Miller S. E. 27 - 28 U. of D. S. E. 23 - 34 Denby S. E. 15 - 20 N. E. S. E. 32 - 21 Eastern S. E. 32 - 18 Miller S. E. 37 - 15 D.U.S. S. E. 20 - 24 Wright S. E. 24 - 8 Denby S. E. 31 - 28 D.U.S. S. E. 49 - 29 N. ln. The cream of the crop in a city of nearly 2,000,000. That's the story of Southeastern's City Championship basketball team. And say, was this old school ever proud! Naturally, the climax of the season was just perfect, what with beating Mackenzie at Olympia While over 15,000 fans all but had heart- failure. There were many other big things in this basketball season that belong in the record. This championship was won by a green team that had to pick up its experience as it played. Yet this team bested every other high school in the Metropolitan League, and with it Perry Deakin was credited with do- ing the best coaching job of the year. This honor was ofiicial. During the season, the team was tied twice but never officially beaten. A loss to Miller was changed to a forfeit in our favor. 52 Va11viLV Basketball lfvolvbaard Play-Offs S. E. 45 - 27 Pershing S. E. 42 - 33 Hamtramck S, E. 29 - 28 Mackenzie Regular Season S. E. 24 - 24 Eastern S. E. 40 - 34 Miller S. E. 32 - 12 U. of D. S. E. 36 - 19 Denby S. E. 49 - 20 N. E. S. E. 30 - 26 Eastern S. 32 - 34 Miller S. E. 53 - 38 Wright S. E. 28 - 18 Denby S. E. 29 - 29 N. E . SS. E. Win by forfeit. The Whole Play-Off Series was worth its weight in gas-stamps to see. Quarter-finals and semi-finals were played to packed, screaming houses in the beautiful.Denby gym. First our lads took Pershing apart, piece by piece, then they pro- ceeded to beat the pants off Ham- tramck. Was that sweet! But the Big game at Olympia was the dream pay-off, SE crashing home ahead of Mackenzie by one point, 29-28. It was something no one who saw it will ever forget: the tremend- ous crowd, four school bands, South- eastern's biggest - and - snappiest - in - the - city Cheerleaders, the Mayor, hot-dogs 'n pop, and the CHAMPIONSHIP! Yup, some fun! 53 Varsity Swimming Scoreboard 62 - 29 Eastern 25 - 66 Denby 79 - 12 N.E. 66 - 25 Eastern 32 - 59 Denby 75 - 16 N.E. The SE Varsity Swim- ming team for 1944 proved that they were contenders for hon- ors. Placing 2nd on the East Side and 6th in the city meets is no little accomplishment. Bob Heriter, Ken Regal and Ralph Blohm, All-City men, combined with co-captains Schultz and Farwell, kept the team in there fighting all of the time. Coach Froehlich's untir- ing eiorts produced thirteen let- ter winners. Because most of these boys are returning next year our hopes for another good record are high. 1 54 The Banner for House Indoor Track stays on the Walls of 203, as the Cammett-men emerged Victorious from one of the most exciting House Track meets in recent years. Bryant Gorton con- tributed heavily to the Argonaut's cause by tak- ing 3 firstsg 30-yard dash, 30-yard l o W hurdles, 220 dash. An- other Argonaut, Tom Fraser, won the 440. House 202 placed first and second in the half mile with Wally Kraft finishing 5 seconds ahead of McPherson. Their re- lay team consisting of Mays, Hampton, Kaiser, and High, captured first place in the relays. Leading a large field of entrants, Bill Wilson took home the mile honors for 222. The Dierkes-coached hill-'n-dalers had an in-and-out season to look back upon. Don Foukes, captain and all-city miler, led his team mates and opponents to the finish line in most of the meets. An array of newcomers, plucky but inexperienced, composed the team. Among these lads were Omer De Schepper, Archie Farquhar, Don Vereecke, Ted Camella, Ken Angel, Andy Smirnes and Earl Tomlinson. Although the season Was none too success- ful, many new prospects were scouted by Coach Dierkes. With all these boys return- ing, S. E. can look to a brighter future on the cinder paths. Ile crve Hou RESERVE n A hard working Reserve squad came through the 1944 football season with three wins, one tie, and one defeat. J, Fred Edwards handled the job of cap- tain like a regular pigskin veteran. Harris, Tanoury and Bayagich displayed real ability in carrying the ball. Other assets to the team were Crawford with his timely conversions, Xanthoulous with his bullet passes, and Cata- lino with his swell defensive plays. The climax of the season came with the challenge to play the mighty Varsity at Mack Park. The boys took up the challenge and for three long quarters humbled the not- so-super supermen. In the closing minutes the superior strength of the Big Boys be- gan to tell, and they come out on top 20 to 0, feeling quite lucky about the whole thing. Although the team was not large, it was packed with all-around efliciency. Watch these boys display their talents on the Varsity next year. 56 SE 6 - 25 SE 25 - 6 SE 0 - 6 SE 0 - 0 SE 19 - 0 SE 15 - 0 SE 26 - 0 FOOTBA Reserve Football Scoreboard D.U.S. Eastern N.E. Pershing Denby De LaSalle Hamtramck LL T ,,. elootball All House Team Bob Trombley .....,., R.H. Back G. Van Haezebrouck..Q. Back -Doug. lVIcMartin .... L.H. Back Bubs Weiler .,.....,.. Fullback Dick Funke .A,................. Center -Richard Innis ,,,.......,... R. End Bill Brace .,.,,................. L. End Dick Bauman .....,...... R. Guard Harry Yoder ....,..,.... L. Guard John Reinhardt ........ R. Tackle William Hope .....,..V... L. Tackle H7lOllU E FOOTBALL Unblemished! That describes the House of Roosevelt's football record for this year. Winning every game, 222 allowed no one to cross their goal. Their lowest margin was 15-0, over 203. George Van Haezebrouchk's savage tackles and accurate passes, teamed with Bubs Weiler's tremendous body blocks and touchdown runs spurred the Bulldogs to victory. A vote of thanks is extended to Coach Dierkes for a swell job as 'toflicial referee. Participation in house sports is to be encouraged because it prepares boys for Re- serve and Varsity teams. The All-House Football team was chuck full of talented players, who are to be congratulated on one swell showing. Here if a flaflz of the kind of anion that if fypical of calm! lzappazzcd tlzmuglzom' the excit- ing l'ar.rity-Referzfe game flzat flimaxefl fha 1944 football feaxofz. IFJ ll cinch flmf flzix game will remain zz fixfzzre in S0z1Ihea:ler1z'J xjwrtx ajfairx. 57 -1' f K W. 1 1 V if , K ' ' , g 'X -.. rf . A Basketball The girl cagers ended their season with a total of two victories and two losses. Eastern and Cass proved easy to handle and were de- feated by scores of 25-16 and 17-7 re- spectively. Denby again proved to be a fateful opponent and the game ended 26-17 in Denby's favor. North- eastern also showed their superior passing and blocking and the score- board read 21-17. Hockey Even under the able co-captainship of Alice Kretschmez and Lois Newborn, the girls' field hockey team was unable tc score a winning point against the strong opposition put up bg Denby, Liggett, Hamtramck, and Northeastern. The first twf tilts ended in a toss up, but in the last two, the Southeasternite: were defeated by scores of 2-0 and 1-0 respectively. Irene Nelson, Josephine Gentry, Shirlee Carlson, Marii Ferreri, and Dorothy D1'ittler have left vacancies which Mis: Hirt feels sure will be filled by some up and coming tenth ann eleventh graders. Row 12 N. Tayler, E. Sfofmzlz, P. Diljio, IJ. W'iI.m11, .1. Z0fZM'e1', L. JVE'ZL'L0l'II', H. l'1'r1fA'e1', i D. Sfoll, C. Dale, L. Ezzfter, B. Coefr., N. Hofelizfh. Row 23 D. Seremferg, L. N01'ri.f, IW. Tfmrjwe, A. ffelffazfflair, Cmzfh Hyfze, L. Sforftifzg, H. Ifllggdllfff, D. S0fie1'l1ac,l', C. Tewkefbzzry, J. Cfoylwfffalf. Raw 32 P. Rom, B. Tongs, IW. Ida, A. Cmwfonz', .l. Barge, fl. Snell, rl. C.:N?Ell'ZL'!ly, D. Corley, C. Tiziefington. 58 I N 1 GIRLS' BASKETBALL lst row: Marie Dregici, Chris- tini Timmons, Jo Ann Molin- aro, Rose Pikovich, Captaing Emilia Lodge, Student Man- ager, June Nottoli, Mary Ann Buscemi 2nd row: Helen Gentry, Alice Kretschmer, Miss Walters, Coach, Gloria Ann Harris, Marian Matheson 3rd row: Betty Cox, Dolores Dudley, Ann Potter, Helen Gross, Billie Clobridge, Grace Rapin, Marie Ferreri GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM lst row: Nancy Leithauser, Jean Weisse, Lois Easter, Eleanore 0'Conner 2nd row: Joyce Zolliker, Del- phine Kuzee, Miss Hyne, Coach, Joyce Turner, Mary Raseman VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Top row: Marie Ferreri, June Murphy, Ruth Holloway, Viola Chatfield, Marion John- son, Delores Nicholson, Julia Fuller, Joan Grove, Martha Zietz, Queenie Sarkisian, Manager, Miss Hirt, Coach Bottom row: Julia Santini, Doris Duncan, Dora De Nar- dis, Liley Bailey, Josephine Gentry, Alice Kretschmer, Captaing Helen Walker, Lois Newborn, Co-Capt., Arla Fair, Jean Thomas, Lorraine Cuiffini, Irene Nelson, Helen Gentry 0 BASKETBALL 0 TENNIS 0 HOCKEY Q VARSITY FOOTBALL QRESERVE FOOTBALL QHOUSE 222 FOOTBALL A , J VARSITY FOOTBALL Top row: Bill Lentz, Tom Fischer, Salvator Ciarami- taro, Fred Meeh, Sam Boyad- jian, Russ Thompson, Eman- uel Cartsonis, Art Blount, John Pieri Center row: Coach Schoolf, Dave Noble, Harold Knight, Walter Gregg, John Cam- mett, Mike Kaysserian, Jim Tisler, Martin Oetting, Al Benedetti, Bill Doraty, Chuck Wagner Bottom row: Val Thurm, Doug Martin, August Mora- bito, Bryant Gorton, Pete Gifton, Chris Stathis, Sam Adams, Dick Kuhlman RESERVE FOOTBALL Top row: Bob Van Kampen, Herbert Zalopany, John Nel- son, Bob Crawford, Stan Chalmers, Ted Winship, Don Cross, Floyd Hoadly, Glen Cataline, Coach Deakin Center row: George Wolf, Pete Catalfno, Abe Tanoury, Milton Bayagich, Chet Hurn, Fred Edwards, Captain, Dave Harris, Norman Young, Jack Mazzara, Ale Pop, Carl Fram- molin Bottom row: Jack Shahbaz- ian, Wally Troutman, Ed Major, Randall Gottler, Doug Berkshire, Mike Xanthoules, Bob Redman, Ty Goodman. Carl Sahlston, Bob Brown HOUSE 222 FOOTBALL Top row: Wayne Plemmons, Roger Shelton, Roger Trout- man, Nick Taros, Arley Trip- lett, Alexander Sluma Center row: Charles Turner, John Reinhardt, Dave Pan- nock, Bill Stewart, Harry Yoder, Roy Walker, Leroy Saxton, Coach Bruce Wilson Front row: Art Wood, Dick Shelda, Bubs Weiler, George Van Haezebrouck, John San- tini 60 HOUSE 100 FOOTBALL Top row: Charles Hancock, Bill Brace, James Chapman, Richard Mitchell, Harold Young, Bob Trombly, Harold Milton Bottom row: Victor Manker, Marcus Morman, Robert Blair, Eugene Avery, Arnold Krause. Richard Bauman, Jack Carruthers HOUSE 202 FOOTBALL Top row: Harry Leininger, Leslie Hollister, Bill Hope, Bob Orse, Phil Halwey, Ray Pankau, Douglas Mac Martin, Coach Larry Manz Bottom row: Dick Innis, Douglas Hedemark, Don Lor- anger, Jim Jordan, Fred Mc- Evoy, Bill Herndon, Mickey Kunderas, John Nixon HOUSE 203 FOOTBALL Top row: Bill Evett, Ralph Alger, Irving Dietz, Milton Adams, George Coutilish Coach Bottom row: Nick Carolmelos, Don Gough, Don Budd, Dick Funke, Dick DeJohn, Captain, Bill Braathen, George Brown- ing 61 0 HOUSE 100 FOOTBALL 0 HOUSE 202 FOOTBALL 0 HOUSE 20 FOOTBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL RESERVE BASKETBALL CROSS COUNTRY VARSITY BASKETBALL 1st row: .lim Saunders, Stud- ent Managerg Jim Seitz, Jack Meyers, Dick Caruso, Martin Oetting, Larry Manz, Don Shumaker, Bob Conibear 2nd row: Bob Robertson, Bill Sauers, Jim Tisler, Clarence Smith, Carl Schuster, Wally Riley, Bob Crawford, Stanley Chalmers, Perry Deakin, Coachg Webester Reneau, Student Manager RESERVE BASKETBALL lst row: Tom Allen, Bob Not- toli, Joe Rizzo, Milton Baya- gich, Doug. Hedemark, Ches- ter Hurn 2nd row: Don Hansen, Milt. Adams, Earle Maclntyre, Jim Stewart, Herb Zalopany, Don Cross, Chuck Milhem, Wally Troutman, G. Schooff, Coach CROSS COUNTRY Top row: Coach Dierkes, Carl Sirles, Andy Smirnes, Earl Tomlinson, Don Vereecke, Ed Foxworthy, Charles Wagner, Dick Caruso, Student Man- ager Bottom row: Ted Camella, Ken Angel, Don Foukes, Cap- taing Omer DeS-chepper, Archie Farquhar, Bob Coni- bear , VARSITY TRACK Z 5 VARSITY SWIMMING VARSITY TRACK lst row: Bob Hoeft, Walter iKraft, Harley Greenburg, V 1 r Andy Smirnes, Tom Fraser, Peter Rettich 2nd row: Archie Farquhar, Bob Deradoorian, Ted Camel- la, Earl Tomlinson, Mr. Dierkes, Coachg Johnny Wil- kins, Sam Gibbs, WVm. WVil- son, Ardale Cook 3rd row: George Roumell, Student Managerg Peter Gif- ton, Ray De Loof, Bob Orse, Rudolphus Mc Pherson, Her- bert Mc Mullen, Don Ver- eecke, Helmut Kaiser, Neill Hampton, Charles Wagner VARSITY SWIMMING lst row: Harold Henderson, Anthony Billuni, Stanley Brooks, Johnny VVilkins, Bob Richards, Douglas Eck- 'ford 2nd row: Mr. Froehlich, Coachg Jack Waidley, Bill Bowles, Howard Schaefer, Harry Griffith, Bob Gielow, George Roumell, Student Manager 3rd row: Mike Kaysserian, Richard Demirjian, Dick Schultz, Captain, Bob Heri- tier, Lee Hamrick, Dave Neisch TENNIS TEAM lst row: .lack Litton, .lim Masty, Lee Hamrick, Bob Robertson, Mr. Brownell, Coach, Larry Manz, Herb Mc- Mullen, Bob Woodard X, VARSITY TENNIS 1 . ' fs ' X A ' f ,,, I N o L N J A is .,.,. N fe--rw., -7 , ? e -:-.- gfsgfg f gfrgef for P2 j xg ' 4 M - l ggi. x,J I J .-J r, X R January Top row: Jacqueline Johnston, Richard Anderson, George Wolf, Robert Boles, Bob Johnson, David Hamburg, Robert Conibear, Harold Lentz, Wilma Steckley Middle row: Marjorie Maude, Loretta Smart, Karl Eppler, Mary Lou Schroeder, Alice Mc Mlllan, Marjory Holland, Archie Farquhar, Mary Lou Gartung, Carol Sliney Marion Leek, William Brace, Eleanor Krol, Ruth Palmer, Mr. Boyd, Chris Eileen McCarthy, James Bailey, Doris de Podesta, Marion Matheson Front row: Charouhis, OFFICERS June Chris Charouhis President Doris de Podesta Eleanor Kroll James Bailey Chris Charnnhis Ruth Palmer Eileen Mc Cnrlhy William Brace Vice-President Secretary Treasurer President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 64 O l N A T H A N IE L l rlllilllilillmllilmlillillglll l Will ' .A,V, lf' H A W T H 0 R N E iisI i E 2 2 3 Y WW I P l X Back row: Julia Kravis, Clara Hosking, Beverly Lowney, Shirley Herrington, Betty Loewel, Dorothy Leck, Grace Loeber, Betty Focht, Harriet Latt Front row: Margaret Mac Donald, Louise Manz, Jean Mortimer, Miss Crow, Patricia l Nelson, Glenda Locke, Emelia Lodge l January OFFICERS June Jem? Mortimer Patricia Nelson Louise Manz Glenda Locke Clara I-Iosking Betty Luewel Margaret Emilia Lodge MacDonald President Vice-President Secrets ry Treasurer President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 65 -12 Q 3 A! or J w CHARLES A. ' o LINDBERGH 'W' 202 ifgflat H me ff Back row: Art Harris, Larry Manz, John Karcis, Martin Oetting, Ralph Hillman, James Masty, Floyd Hoadley Middle row: Bob Palmer, Herb Mc Mullen, Edward Major, Mr. Brownell, Bob Heritier, Richard Mc Neil, Don Ling V Front row: Fred Henderson, Dorman Miller, Ralph Proctor, Robert Peirson, Jack Litton, Bob Krause, Bob Habermas January O F F I C E R S June l Bob Peirson Ralph Proctor Jack Litton Bob Krause Jack Litton Ralph Proctor Bob Krause Dorman Miller President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer President Vice-President Secreta ry Treasurer 66 A- , - w I ,...,. ,..,. . Y,-.,,r., awww... ,N iall , J A M E S R. l S M 3 0 3 T Q., Lai SWL sc Aw.,-gf Back row: Dorothy Roggeman, Lucy Vine, Jeanne Robbins, Barbara Townsend, Lillian Schauer, Ruth White, Aileen Snell, Vondell Walters, Beverly Rogers Front row: Eleanor Reiman, Mary Jane Timmins, Grace Reynolds, Suzanne Toepel, Roxana Tayler, Dolores Smith, Dorothy Ward, Marie Van Peeren, Nona Waldorf January OFFICERS June Roxana Tayler Dolores Smith Dorothy Ward Marie Van Peenen Suzanne Toepel Grace Reynolds Mary Jane Eleanor Reiman Timmins President Vice-President Secreta ry Treasurer President Vice-President Secrefary Treasurer 67 20TH CENTURY if V' ARGONAUTS WWMFM it C , 7 TAM fi is 2 0 3 tg? we l. X -U' ,Q wwf f' nfl! M A Back 1'ow': Bob Aufmann, Benjamin Cornelius, Gerald Bruce, Donald Ciliax, David Giessler, Jack Eichstedt, Paul Hamilton, Howard Ericson, Walter Bertschinger Center row: Mr. Cammett, Paul Bommarito, Perry Cargas, George Browning, Bob Dumm, Ted Brauning, Gunther Brauning, Bill Braathen Front row: Bob Comstock, Mike Birach, George Darlington, Bill Fyfe, Tim Burns, Irving Dietz, Jay Bowers January OFFICERS June Bill Fyfe Tim Burns John Cammett George Darlington George Darlington Jay Bowers Bob Hincks Mike Birnch President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer President Vice-President Secretary Treasui fr 68 6 fwv G G QM 'IGRAACE mlllll 'llumm Q' ya ,V f' 'I .V 3 , COOLIDGE ee? Oki 7256 ff- W QT mp., JAJML fW QQQQCS? is-SGQKQ .3 ' j WEN' In Front row: Janice Ellinghausen, Priscilla Engel, Emily Bixler, Pat Chrysler, Doris Coleman, Marjorie Galbreath, Laura Jean Beck, Shirley Chiarelli, Audry Crawford, Jean Anderson Bottom Row: Put Belton, June Clevenger, Shirlee Carlson, Virginia Garritsen, Dora De Dona, Joyce Greenhoe, Shirley Gustafson, Shirley Blount, Germaine Cammarata, Joyce Baxter January OFFICERS June Joyce Greienhoe Shirley Gustafson Shirley Blount Germaine Dora De Dona Virginia Garritsen Shirlee Carlson June Clevenger Cammara'ta President, Vine-President Secretary Treasurer President Vice-President Secretary TI'9aSl1I'9l' 69 1 THEODORE li i ROOSEVELT House or 2 2 2 Roo wsu? 'l 'l' Jwjf l l l i l Lack Row: Ross Stone, Dick Schultz, Wallace Riley, Carl Schuster, Bob Robertson, John Short, George Wilson, Don Schumaker Middle row: Mr. Moffat, Jack Waidley, Bob Russell, Ernest Spear, Harold Skeels, Howard Schoelfer, Roy Stougaard, Robert Starring Front row: Edward Smith, Bob Richards, Melvin Riecher, Robert Schoenfeld, George Roumell, James Seitz, Joe Rizzo, Charles Robins January OFFICERS June Wallace Riley Edward Smith Bob Simmons Wallace Riley Gordon Ward Jim Tisler Carl Reblin President Vice-President Secretary President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 70 UL S CLUB Mr. Perry Deakin Sponsor CHEERLEADERS Mr. William Bedell Sponsor Back row: Danny Ermacora, Bob Culling, Don Rinefus, Bill Glidden, Roger Follebout Front row: Marilyn Lampkin, Gertrude Culton, Virginia Smith, Lois Hermansen, Lois Newborn. Ruth Johnson STAGECRAFT Miss Clementine Friola Sponsor JANUARY Robert McConnell Student Director Richard MacLeod Student Director JUNE Claude Decker Student Director Richard Funke Student Director . CCS!!! 0 CHEER LEADERS 0 STAGECRAFT ORCHESTRA BAND SOUTHEASTERN RADIO UNIT ORCHESTRA Mr. Emerson Ballmer Director Mary Baird Assistant Conductor Herman Merte Student Conductor Mary Cable Librarian BAND Mr. Emerson Ballmer Director Hugh Chamberlain Manager Hugh Chamberlain Student Conductor SOUTHEASTERN RADIO UNIT Miss Aileen Nichols Sponsor JANUARY Chris Charouhis, President Dick Dean, Vice-President Pollee Thomson, Secretary Jean Anderson, Treasurer JUNE Chris Charouhis, President Donald Kernick, Vice- President Jean Anderson, Secretary Dick Dean, Treasurer MIXED CHORUS MIXED CHORUS Mrs. Mary Ridley Director JANUARY Leo Laruwe, President Dunavon Garry, Vice- President Phoebo Barnes, Secretary Norman D1Loret0, Treasurer JUNE Dunavon Garry, President Wilma Wilson, Vice-President Phoebe Barnes, Secretary Ncrman DiLoret0, Treasurer JUNIOR GLEE CLUB Mrs. Mary Ridley Director JANUARY Helen Walker, President Mary Lou Gehrandt, Vice- President Mary Varner, Secretary Elsie Erlich, Treasurer Marjory Hatcher, Marilyn Moran, Librarians JUNE Elsie Erlich, President Toni Coramellas, Vice- President Helen Jutton, Secretary Audrey deBeauclair, Treasurer Betty Lou Gabriel, Marilynn Richards, Librarians MIRACLE BOOK CLUB Miss Marie deVries Sponsor JANUARY Flora Benka, President Blossum Benka, Vice- President Barbara Clark, Secretary Betty Focht, Treasurer JUNE Barbara Clark, President Betty Focht, Vice-President Doris Cole, Secretary Betty Moses, Treasurer '73 ,,K.., Q JUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE fyv' fro' Eb , MIRACLE BooK CLUB 0. R0 3 ALCHEMIST CLUB SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Mrs. Mary Ridley Director JANUARY Wilma Steckley, President Mary Lou Stellberger, Vice-President Wilma Wilson, Secretary Lois Newborn, Treasurer JUNE Mary Lou Stellberger, President Eleanor Kroll, Vice-President Wilma Wilson, Secretary Lois Newborn. Treasurer SERVICE CLUB Mrs. Alice Siebert Mr. John S. Chesman Sponsors A LCHEMIST CLUB Hr. Raymond Hunter Sponsor JANUARY Ralph Proctor, President Martin Oetting, Vice-President Dorothy Drittler, Secretary Jeanne Dever, Treasurer JUNE Ralph Proctor, President Martin Oetting, Vice- President Dorothy Drittler, Secretary Robert Aufmann, Treasurer SENIOR BOYS' GLEE CLUB SENIOR BOYS' GLEE CLUB Mrs. Freda Hoover Director JANUARY Emery Rohde, President Don Davy, Vice-President Arnold Greer, Secretary Ted Winship, Assistant Secretary Doug Martin, Treasurer Eddie Major, Bill Hoisington, Librarians JUNE Ted Winship, President Norman DiLoreto, Vice-President Emery Rohde, Secretary John Ritchie, Assistant Secretary Bob Redman, Treasurer Leo Kalyvas, Stanley Neher, Librarians HI-Y, JUNGALEER M r. VValter Dierkes Sponsor JANUARY Donald McCloskey Jack Litton, Vice-President Robert Aufmann, Secretary George Roumell, Treasurer Fred Price, Chaplain Lee Hamrick, Sgt. at Arms JUNE George Roumell, President Jack Litton, Vice-President Fred Price, Secretary Charles Gabel, Treasurer Charles Scurlock, Chaplin James Chapman, Sgt. at Arms HI-Y, WHITE Mr. Robert Brown Sponsor Chris Charouhis, President Archie Farquhar, Vice- President George Wolf, Secretary Dick Dean, Treasurer '75 HI-Y, J UNGALEER Al H1-Y, WHITE JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL BIOLOGY CLUB INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL Miss Ruth Bachtell Sponsor lVlary Lou Schroeder, President Bill Braathen, Vice-President Shirley Blount, Secretary George Darlington, Treasurer BIOLOGY CLUB Miss Ruth Hegener Sponsor JANUARY Betty Sharrow, President Flora Benka, Vice-President Mary Lou Stellberger, Recording Secretary Eleanor O'Connor, Corresponding Secretary .Iohn Short, Treasurer JUNE Jack Eichstedt, President Delphine Kuzee, Vice- President Blossom Benka, Recording Secretary Vincent Todaro, Corresponding Secretary Lois Little, Treasurer INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Mrs. Margaret Cameron Sponsor JANUARY Lucille Mandel, President John Cammett, Vice- President Harriet Latt, Secretary Alice Chandler, Treasurer Doris DePodesta, Program Chairman JUNE Harriet Latt, President George Roumell, Vice- President Thelma Mogul, Secretary Eileen Zielesch, Treasurer Milton Banta, Publicity Chairman l c l A LIBRARY STAFF GIRL RESERVES ii I K UQ . M A i OJ! 5 i GIRL RESERVES -4,5 f ,fy sf ' vifff, tflfjf U J, t .JJ , !!,,f . ,if ly I I ,ff Jf it i LIBRARY STAFF Miss Faye Beebe Mrs. Margaret. Johnson Sponsors JANUARY Jean Shuett, Senior Assistant Vondel Walters, Junior Assistant , JUNE Vondel Walters, Senior Assistant Doris Floid, Junior Assistantw,u N 7 glib yx F Q! ft - ' Qs. GIRL RESERVES Miss Margaret Dunford Miss Martha Wickham JANUARY Mary Lou Stellberger, President Wilma Wilson, Vice-Presiden Eleanor Reiman, Secretary Natalie Tayler, Treasurer Joyce Thomas, Interclub Councilor Cabinet, Front Row JUNE Wilma Wilson, President Carol Armstrong, Vice-President Lois Newborn, Secretary Alice McMillan, Treasurer Queenie Sarkisian, Interclub Councilor Cabinet, Front Row '77 - K 4 ' wg. -4 RN +,5'y,ZIiff9Ff , V ,. 7' L ' Ii liffi f '- ti: jf g QLWLP , Wg ar 1 - 1, f K P' ' f Q5 l3 f5Q,ii:, 1 f' 5 i - ,iffy , ' , k ,f-f-.:y,f4.,g1 . 1 ,. . 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William Jr. Nevejans, George Oehring, William Olsen, Christian Osterhouse, Jerry Parmentier, Oscar Pagel, Robert Passeno, William Peak, Bernard Pennazoli, John Peters, Robert Powell, William Querry, George 79 Roberl Ruffc Keznzeflz Hemlenfofz Reilly, John Resner, Arthur Rusk, William Salmon, Robert Scott, Joseph Seidenstricker, James Smirnes, Nick Smith, Salem Smith, William Steger, Herbert Stegman, Fred Swain. Walter Swan, Lloyd VanHeyningen, Frances Vercnocke, Julius Wancour, Raymond Wenrich, Douglas Wilcoxen, Lewis Wilson, Martin Wolf, Allen Wolf, Arthur Wright, Robert fi A 'SWA eo f' N , , A ww' Q wfzaw IL owl, 'J ,z, ' x ' N xh- 'Nw 1 ffl 2-ff'M4 71 5, 'C , skid: ,Vw .,:f'-,,gvQEJgg:.51Z.f, V, 31 6 .. f,wsw,Sf1.-,R 1 aw 4 X ,,,, W1 Maw MM, f I .hpfgiw ' A QWW wo, H Q, , f Sit., ex., L x Nh . Sm M.. ff of wwf M' Nw .4 V. QM. ff' ,,ff 'W ll.0.T.C. Company A V Hr. Company B VI Hr. Company C VIII Hr. R. O. T. C. OFFICERS Front Row: Capt. Karcis, Brig. Gen. McNeil, Cpl. Bran- del, Lieut. Col. Trussel, Maj. Darlington, Capt. Stone Middle Row: 2nd Lieut. Mc- Gregor, lst Lieut. Ostin, 2nd Lieut. Aufmann, 2nd Lieut. Oetting, Capt. Miller. 2nd Lieut. Kernick, 2nd Lieut. Skupa Back Row: lst Lieut. Brown- ing, lst Lieut. Pierson, War- Riley, 2nd Lieut. Ryan, lst Lieut. Walker, Lieut. Col. Bowers R. O. T. C. RIFLE TEAM inger, Warrant Officer Hor- ace Ace Liggan, 2nd Lieut. Robert Skupa, Brig. Gen. Richard McNeil, Sgt. Robert McDaniel Top Row: SfSgt. Frank Verc- Cpl. Harold Brandel, lst Sgt. Robert Knott, Pvt. Thomas Piazza, Sgt. Hamp Crass NON-COM. OFFICERS' CLUB JANUARY Ben Segesta, President Emery Rhode, Vice-President Thomas Stephens, Secretary Treasurer JUNE Ross Stone, President Bob Pierson, Vice-President Robert McGregor, Secretary Treasurer Front Row: SfSgt. Carl Wigs- rant Officer Liggan, 1st Lieut. nocke, 2nd Lieut. 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That probably didn't hurt you very much, the way things are these days. But what did it mean to the dozen or so of your class-mates pictured here to make this possible? . . . Well, let's see. They were appointed to the Staff last Sep- tember. Immediately there followed a series of trips to Photoengraver's studios to learn all about the planning and styling of modern year-books, and to see just how copper and zinc engravings are made. Then came trips to printers and to binders, followed by conferences with book-cover merch- ants. After these preliminaries came the meet- ings actually to plan the 1945 Aryan. Then the real job started. Hundreds of pictures had to be planned and taken, pages laid out, copy written. 800 Senior Histories had to be collected, edited, typed and proofed, then sent to the printer's and proofed again, along with all other copy. This meant plain dreary work daily, usu- ally till six o'clock and after. Then the streets had to be tramped to sell advertising, retrampeu to get the ad copy, and again tramped to collect for the ads, for most of them. Of course there was also the work on fea- tures, clubs, activities, and sports to be done. All this the Staff contributed. Only printer's, engrav- er's, photographer's and cover firm's bill had to be paid. Thus this book for 51.25. Simple, eh? 84 Milton Banta Vera Elms Business Manager Asst. Bus. Manager Bob Robertson Natalie Taylef Sports Editor Picture Editor 'HFF ,A cs ' 15135 Martin Oetting Robert Aufmann Managing Editor Editor-in-Chief r l Dora DeDona Ann Freiwald Virginia Garritsen Mary Jane Timmins Literary Editor Feature Editor Art Editor Faculty Editor Carol Keepers Dorothy Drittler Shirley Carlson William M. Bedell Activities Editor Club Editor War Editor Faculty Adviser R5 W Wk ,pw 'ff Ldfdifygj mf MQW January Editor Wallace Riley June Editor John Karcis UNGALE li Take a good, long, steady look at the pictures on this page, and while you are doing it try to realize that you are looking at a miracle. Actually, you are looking at what comes within a cat's whisker of being a miracle. You see, all these people worked on the J ungaleer anywhere from one to four or more semesters, come next Wednesday, and not one has as yet gone beserkg at least not to the Advisor's knowledge. That, friends, is something. The Jungaleer, like the usual high school paper, naturally has just a bunch of kids as reporters, as editors, as business man- agers, and as advertising salesmen. What they write is ogled by twenty-odd English teachers, as well as 60 or 70 others, who jolly well better not find any errors in English, historical data, scientific references, or any whuzzis-'n-howzat. Of course they dog and that means trouble. These student journalists must not fail to give due and just space to every club, activ- ity, interest, department, House, tribe and ter- mite within earshot. Then, in so doing, woe be if' there is a mistake in name-spelling, ages given, honors won, Gregg-stuff achieved, stamps bought, Christmas-baskets filled, or club-initiations described. Then come the so-called niceties. Oh, the finger pointing! You gotta-rub gotta,'f you have to watch your language when writ- ing about lady-teachers, old teachers . . . about teachers. Then there are the universal Board- of-Ed taboosg they're reasonable, and they are generous, but they are talooos, and a steady nervous strain keeping them in mind. Again, for the newspaper, there is the matter of paying your bills. That means . . A selling advertising again. AND collecting, to say nothing of keeping the space-buyers happy. Thus the complete cycle as mentioned occurs every two or three weeks, and it goes on and on, while you, dear casual glancer-at- the J ungaleer, yawn, growl a bit because your name is never mentioned in Party-Line, and forget all about it. And that is where the miracle comes in. Hope you don't mind the mentioning of it. Cordially, the Faculty boss. Doris dePodesta Feature Editor Ed't Charles Gabel Eileen Zielesch Lucille Mandel Harriett Latt 1 orial Director Business Manager N Ed' ews itor News Editor Joyce Thomas Thelma Mogul Dick Dean George Roumell William M. Bedell Associate Editor Feature Editor Sports Editor Advertising Manager Faculty Adviser I A I I ,if ' X f ' W qs A little group of ffze effitorx are ffzmmzy-izzg up U26 page: of fhe Jmzgfzfeef. Q Q ..1....... 3 89 war x nf ,W N X ff ART V213 we 5 X? M? E f A rp-Ji JMN' ALcsEgsRA xx hm Y 0 Q ' 9 Q' N GEOMETRV 5, Amer-umm Z .ffvj-I 6 I C 'lffw I 4 C' Ill 'S .0 i 9 4 1:1 n F A Mx KVA ,jar 1 ffl C5 , Q? 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Ami, aged eighl, giving a lecture 011 llze care and feeding of parefztf. cet The Draper It might well be called a story-book co- incidence that the fates chose this year, in which Southeastern Won the City Champion- ship in basketball, to return Mr. Draper to Southeastern. It may be pretty well-known by now, yet it bears repeating, that it was in connection with basket- ball that Mr. Draper first endeared himself to all good friends of this school. Our assistant principal was basketball coach at SE from 1920 to 1926. One of his many accomplish- ments during that interval was to bring this school By his own admission, Boss Draper is a fellow the state basketball championship . . . Yes, this is a reasonable time for the prodigal's return. Aside from his fame as a coach, however, what else do we know about this busy person, who is Commandant Thornpson's executive ofiicer? solidj right won't In the first place, Mr. Draper is a solid Cvery family man. You may as well stop reading now and take a look at his family picture, it hurt you. Go on! Look. Well, 'that's that. Interesting picture, eh ? who likes an occasional picnic, lends a hand now and then in the kitchen, goes to a movie once in a while, drives a chevvy, reads the News and Free Press and 'k all available magazines really worth reading, and is still intensely interested in all sports. Like several million others, he just loves a tender steak, his favorite dessert is apple pie with ice cream. He drinks coffee. At the haberdashers he buys conservative ties, quiet sox. He likes tweed and worsted suits, single or double breasted. Away from school, say on a Saturday, Mr. Draper likes to tinker and work around the house, and read. As for July and August, he is summer school principal at Cooley high. Late August finds him at his cottage away up at Torch Lake in I'10l'th61'I1 Michigan. We could go on into this patient man's private life and inform you that he gets up mornings by alarm clock, that he breakfasts on orange juice, bacon and eggs, and coffee, and that . . . but there, you're getting too nosey altogether. Run along now. You'll get to know him better in good time. And besides, there is all the rest of the book to look at. So turn the page. Mr. Draper Z6 y Que tionary Name Earle Mays Susie Toepel Eddie Smith Beverly Bland Pete Van Huss Ann Laurence Chris Charouhis Ruth Palmer John Karcis Alicemarie Lynch Marshall Stuart Eileen McCarthey Don Holstein Jean Meyers John Cammett Doris dePodesta Mike Birach Jack Carlson Joyce Thomas Shirley Brightwell Don Rowley Jeanne Dever Result of War Restrictions? What Do You Miss As a All the boys in the service. Rubber tires for my tricycle. Stamps to bug Flagg Bros. shoes. Everything Gas and tires for my car. Elastics. New cars. Men. Not a thing. Good food. Good Hamburgers. Hershey bars. Gas. Shoes and bathing caps. Peace-time living. Buses, streetcars, autos, bi- cycles, and other methods of rapid motion. Gum fTo tease the teachers withj. Nylons. Good tennis balls. Men and nylons. Gas. Steaks. What Will You Miss Most After Graduation? Getting tardy excuses from Mr. Brownell. The Absent Minded Club. Meeting the gang in the front hall. Eating lunch and vacants. Mr. Moffat pounding on the desk with his hammer. Skipping school with the gang. After four semesters - Miss Parks. Those handsome R.0.T.C. officers. Occasional long nights of homework. The good times and fine friends. The football and basketball games. Carrying so many books at one time. Southeastern. All the kids. Basketball games followed by truculent chases. Southeastern. Short lunch line and long lunch period. Loitering in the front hal's. Fun in the front hall before record. Those long lunch hours. Mr. Moffat and all his shysters. Running into my friends in the halls. 93 illl What Irritated You Most in High School? First hour classes and a few certain people. Boys. Going back to house for a tardy excuse. Getting up for first hour. Miss Dotten's second hour Comp. 4 class. Being stomped on in the hall by big brutes. Half hour in book store line- then - S 0 rr y, bookstore closed. Nothing, I just loved the place. My friends and school activ- ities. Homework. Mr. Moffat's tenth hours. Misplacing my pen. Teachers. Lunch cards. dePodesta. The fifty-yard hall dashers. Teachers. M. G. Sullivan. The school spirit. First through ninth with four vacants. Burkes. Not being able to talk as much as I wanted to during vacants. I 'S zen g ' , 3 5 V Q5 1 WN 3 am, iw Q. K4 , f 3 F OUT' ZH! BOND DRIVE fa 9-Q5 MAN SHORTAGE S., TIRED TIRES NO REPLACEMENTS PAPER DRIVE E1 HOUSE WAR STAMP CONTEST NURSERY: MAMA AT WORK 2 ALUMNI ON LEAVE The ENIUR 4 ' 'J ' Girls Rid You llarewell Shirlee Carlson . Marion Douglas . Dorothy Drittler . Marlis Engels . Virginia Garritsen . . Joan Gillis . . Helen Hawhee . Betty Jane Jenkins Elaine Kendall . Jean Meyers . Irene Nelson . Lorraine Steelman Joyce Thomas . Patricia Townsend Helen Vlahantones Martha Zietz . . 96 . . . . Swede Doug . Drit Mollie . '4Jini Jo Toots . B.J. Kennie Jeanie .. I Lorrie Tommie . Pat Flub Martie , 4, il - sharp convert . . . Pretty Norma Duggan . . . Allan Greenvvay's French Horn . . . Patient Marian Douglas . . . Varoujean Azablar's suaveness l 1 i ILA C.D 6- . B x -v,?fvyl Q S gg E 1 ' - T:-aLif5ZN,2lli 9 W A x0 N. i 5 Q .Q , 4 ' Z 3 J ,J 5 .MM-I-,fl 5' I Q.: :Wi Oo ! ,, ' ' I 1 47 6' C O 0 Q Z CZ The Tayler's political machine . . . Tim Burn's liberal tendencies . . . Impish Irene Nelson . . . Jack Litton's angel face . . . Little J, Women . . . Edith Ketterman, Shirley Craegh, Katherine Panagos, Dona 1 McGee, Norma Clasquine, Glenda Locke, Louise Manz, and Audree p T Fleischmann . . . Friendly Bob Peirson . . . Elaine Kendell's pug nose . . . I f Barbara Lee's car . . . Fearless Jim Tisler . . . Cute Steadies: B. J. Jenkins ' ,' . and Don Ostin . . . Omer DeSchepper's marks . . . Alluring Helen Haw- L21 . , 2' I hee . . . Bob Comstock's Pepsodent Smile . . . Darling Marjorie Streeb- ,Q ing . . . Gerry Palmer's life story . . . Louise Johnson's explosions l - 9 . . . The Major and the Minor . . . Wally Riley and Natalie Tayler . . . f i Bryant Gorton and the Boat Club . . . Shirley Blount's sophistication . . . The Brush Uncut Boys . . . George Dudley, Alex Roberts, and James SUG , K Bailey . . . Betty Corbin, Ruth Zeisel, Dolores Hildebrand and their Q Krupa fan Club . . . Dolores Smith's Cleopatra hair-do . . . The T Lover Bob White . . . Joann Gagen's beautiful complexion . . . LaVonne i Friend's, Margaret Baxter's, and Joyce Turner's clothes . . . Russ Lenz's Q Laugh . . . Bev Belcher's knee socks . . . Johnny Santini's Parkside Hop .09 V . . . Bernice Farmer's pretty drawing . . . and Jack Callahan and his 'O KQV? 0 puff sleeves . . . Bev Sedwick's blondness . . . Bill Hailer's car . . . Cheerful VX 4, , 7 A Helen Vlahantones . . . Oliver . . . Gloria Sloey's curly hair . . . Ward Passini, The Patriot . . . Doris Hyshka's genuineness . . . Bob Hood's f i baby face . . . Diane MacRae's eyes . . . Jerry Eakle . period . . . All l ? 3 Star Alice Kretchmer . . . Jack Hite's troubles . . . Betty Finzel's shy i Q manners . . . Paul Hamilton's Oh shucks . . . Mort's smile . . . Robert M i Starrings Raaather . . . We Three - Wilma Steckly, Eleanor Reiman, VV f Q , and Mary Lou Stellberger . . . Sleepy Fred Meeh . . . Martz Zietz and l 432' ' her bangs . . .Floyd Allen's We seniors don't do that . . . Shirley 4 ' English TWinkletoes . . . John Short's humor . . . Gordon Owen's l X1 4 1 Q . . . Mandel's Brooklyn brogue . . . Hugh Chamberlin's small feet . . . Pollee Thomson's stroll . . . George Browning's Jitterbug step . . . All these engaged women - Dorothy Ward, Barbara Mertz, and Jackie Moore . . . Jay BoWer's dancing . . . June Hunt's Dimples . . . Talbert T ,fait Barnard's deep voice . . . Little Men - Shuster, Riley, Oetting, Rob- ,QY ggi' ertson, Campbell, and Kaysserian . . . Last but definitely not least Nick Wfysxv' 'WN Heickls parties. uk 1 my JMR 9 ' Owe, 97 ? 1 1 ' . f I S .0-' 5, ' w , - - , ,J r- 4'- 'ni QW? i lz A V' ' Q f - I 1. lx Postwar Positions Many competent stenographers, typists, accountants, and ofiice machine operators are needed by the government, war indus- tries and business. Thorough specialized training will pre- pare you for one of these opportunities, and will increase your chances for postwar em- ployment and promotion. You can get ready for a desirable perma- nent position by taking one of the Institute courses in the Day or Evening School. 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STEINER CO. We Pay More for Your Used Car or Equity Complete Repair and Collision Service on all Makes Km KING'S FLOWERS FIT FORAQUEENH Henry P. Kohl Frederick F. Vogt Nlagara 4000 14522 E. Jefferson Avenue 16901 Mack Ave. at Grayton LEnox 0901 Detroit, Michigan Visit Our New Enlarged COMPLIMENTS JUNIOR MISS SHOP OF SPECIALIZING SIZES 9 to 15 IMPORTING MME. HAZEL COMPANY LE. 2047 14236 E. Jefferson-at Lakewood HARRY N. SPRENKLE PLUMBING Sz HEATING 13322 E. Jefferson LEn0x 1282 SUMMER 5 . TERM 'ff' IUNE25 DEVONSHIRE R xr t' L' 'tai , Hiiif Siliggl i5'FJd?.ai.QZ D R U G and Those yvith College Tmmmg Fred W. Gimdat, Pharmacist Business Administration and Executive 16037 Mack Detroit, Michigan Secretarial Courses Let the BUSINESS UNIVERSITY in the United Artists Bldg., train you for a high- , grade position as Executive Secretary, Court TUXedo 22417 We Deliver Reporter, or Accountant and Auditor. Free placement service to our graduates. Many Detroit firms depend entirely upon The D. B. U. for oilice help. Established 1850. Over 64,000 graduates. Finest of business college quarters oc- cupying the entire 10th Hoor of the United Artists Building. DETROIT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY CAdillac 1205, or Write for Bulletin Tenth Floor United Artists Bldg. MIKE'S HARDWARE 16135 MACK AVENUE Cor. Bedford PAINTS, HARDWARE AND HOUSEHOLD UTENSILS COMPLIMENTS OF . . . PL. 2202 olumhia r Cleaners DRY CLEANING PAR EXCELLENCE 5950 Van Dyke G. E. SCHMIDT, Mgr. Detroit 13, Mich. YVhen,youlook hnfenHHoynuHN,eon- Mderthe133sCkunpany-wigoodlnace tOXNOFkfEXCGHGHtChHHC9fOF3dV3HC6- ment. Permanent positions. Apply Per- sonnel Office, Sixth Floor, except Saturday. 2295 S522 M I C H I G A N CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY CHfford and Bagley Buy More War Bonds 110 WYLIE'S DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTIONS East Warren cor. St. Clair Detroit Phone PLaza 1149 LEnox 5293 MARSHALL'S HARDWARE General Household Appliances Sporting Goods Storm Sash, Etc. - Keys Made 11214 Charlevoix Detroit Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted DIETRICH CLEANERS OFFICE and PLANT Dr. H. M. Sutherland 14925 E. WARREN AVE. OPTOMETRIST Near ALTER ROAD Nlagara 0666 Serving the East Side for 16 years The Best for the Only Eyes You Will Ever Have LElnox 5804 3171 Chalmers Ave. Compliments of A FRIEND P O I N T E CAMERA AND MODEL SHOP AIRPLANE AND SHIP MODELS FILM AND CAMERA ACCESSORIES 13930 E. Jetferson LEnox 6470 Chas. Ronzio QQSEQQQSEQQSQQQQSQQQ6663666665 ROSE GARDEN FLORISTS Deliveries Anywhere 13300 E. Warren LEnox 2424 366566666EQQQEQEQSSQQSQQQQQQSQ CAST OF CHARACTERS Dr. Haggett .,...... Susan Haggett ....... Abby ...,,,....,,,.C Mrs. Haggett .....,. Ada Haggett .....,. Warren Creamer ...,... Tallant ........,......... Rosen .... .,...... Davenport ....... The Late Chri topher Bean 112 Howard .,........Dorothy Ward .,.....,.Po1lee Thompson .,..,,.o,.Betty Sharrow ...,...,Joyce Greenhoe ...,....,,Bob Johnson ................John Nixon ........Varoujan Azablar .............Owen Dice Thom failfzfzfl Siagecrzzft boyf. GINBA ' 53 QQ! Y- W v ,-,w,-,,,,,.,,,.,,,,., .-,v ..,,..--. ,.-...,.. url? The IloyalFam1ly CAST OF CHARACTERS Fanny Cavendish ........ .,..,. ........ . B everly Sigg Julia Cavendish .......... ........ P atricia Townsend Anthony Cavendish ....... ......... R obert Starring Gwen ....................... .......... S uzanne Toepel Herbert Dean .......... .......... H arold Lentz Kitty Le Moyne .......... ......... L ois Hermansen Oscar Wolfe .......... ......... C hris Charouhis Perry Stewart i.,.,..., .......... W allace Riley Gilbert Marshall ......,.i ........... H arold Knight l Jo ...,....................., ......... R obert Schoenfeld McDermatt ....... ....... G eorge Browning There may be no lights - no camera - but there's plenty of action behind that Senior Dram stage set. And why not with Mrs. H. and Brother R. in a perpetual huddle. Never a dull moment-the suspense of tryouts when you act every role from the murderer to the colored butler--the feel of grease make-up and burnt cork - the afternoons in the auditorium until clark-the back stage romancing Cjust rehearsingl the thrill of your first audience in the high school Senior Play - that last curtain call amid wild applause - d'ya wonder the dramatics department is swamped? 113 TUXEDO 24171 Phone LEn0x 9519 Say It With Flowers ALGER FLOWER SHOP Wedding and Hospital Bouquets, Corsages Floral Designs, Centerpieces Prescription Specialists 16338 E. Warren Ave. at Courville Detroit, Mich. KEEBLE'S PHARMACY 12844 Mack at Gray Detroit Watches - Diamonds - Rings ORMAN FllIlNl'I'llllE UIIMPANY Silverware - Dishes - Gifts If your gift comes from Willens you'll know it's the best The Friendly Store TUxed0 2-5060 DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE AND CARPETING J E W E L E R 14319 MACK AVENUE Between Lakewood and Chalmers 16358 E. Warren Ave. Detroit, Mich Hiya, juniors! Didya know - - - BLAZERS ARE GOING PLACES THIS SPRING! You bet they're in the fashion focus and you'll want to be wearing a first one for sure. So blaze a trail to our Sports Shop and see our natty Spring array in most any color your heart desires . . . ' , I but definitely. A -V S, FRANKI sz SEDER Sports Shop - Fourth Floor 114 5? H5 S7132 VINCENT Steel Process Company SCIENTIFIC HEAT TREATING Manufacturers Grinding Wheel Dressers and Cutters Hardened High Speed Tool Bits 2424 BELLEVUE Qs, is 115 TUxed0 2-4610 Detroit 24, Mich. B O N O ' S Barber Sz Beauty Salon Expert Permanents First Class Work by Experts 15919 East Warren Ave., near Haverhill For the best hamburgers in town go to P Sr C's Mack and Gray SUPREME DRY CLEANERS all that the name implies PLANT AND OFFICE 16219 Mack Ave. BRANCH STORE 20760 Mack at Anita Grosse Pointe Woods F A I R V I E W D E P T . S T O R E Complete Line of Furnishings for Young Men and Ladies 11326-11330 E. Jefferson, near St. Jean BEST WISHES Ajax Steel 8a Forge Co. 205 Adair St. Phone FI. 0755 Prescriptions by WRONSKI DRUG Prescription Specialists WE DELIVER 14900-2 Kercheval LEnox 2414 DETROIT CHEMICAL SUPPLY Co. efnemicaf eleanefzfi SAFER FLOORS USE MARVEL Gloss NON-SLIP Self Polishing Wax SOAPS, SANITARY PRODUCTS 1900 E. JEFFERSON AVE. FITZROY 4706 MW LADIES' APPAREL 14324 EAST JEFFERSON AVE. AT CHALMERS - 3rd Door from Sanders CURTIS AND BUERGE Pharmacists and Chemists Southeast Detroit's Foremost Prescription Pharmacy Whitman Candy Kept Under Refrigeration 10514 E. Jefferson LEnox 4471 Solomans Jewelry Co. GRUEN WATCHES Complete Optical Service Gratiot at Harper IV. 8981 U N I T E D APPLIANCE sz FURNITURE co. Popular and Classical Records Largest Record Department on the East Side Victor - Columbia - Decca and others 14410 Mack At Chalmers A Friend QUALITY DRUG CO. R. G. Alfonzo, Ph.C. PRESCRIPTIONS Cor. E. Forest and Cadillac Aves. Plaza 7124 - Detroit, Michigan 2 STORES GAY SHOPPES Smart Feminine Apparel 14812 Mack 16938 Harper TU. 2-9595 TU. 1-1850 Finest Class Shoe Repairing and S U L L I V A N Hats Cleaned and Blocked Luxuree Cleaning 10315 E. Warren P1'0Pri9t01' MICHAEL MURADIAN We Call and Deliver PLaza 0043 13218 Harper Ave. ERNEST KIRCHLER AND SON KNITTING MILLS Manufacturers of Fancy Knit Goods and Bathing Suits Dealer in All Kinds of Hand Knitting Yarns Sweaters Made to Order - Buy Direct From The Manufacturer 13236 East Jefferson Avenue LEnox 7849 l x Girls . .. F ' , . You ll engoy -ff 4 4 ,- working for the T TELEPHONE COMPANY Michigan Bell offers a variety of jobs to appeal to almost every graduating high school , girl. Operators to send calls over the humming f I ' long distance lines . . . business office l representatives to handle transactions with customers . . . clerks and typists . . . workers l in modern telephone cafeterias , . . girls with K in the equipment rooms. Telephone work is pleasant. Working quarters are clean and quiet. Associates are the type l you would want to know. Wages are good, with regular increases and vacations with pay. Splendid opportunities for advancement. Dining facilities in many buildings for everything from a soft drink to a dinner. And we may be able to place you in an office near your home. i l X mechanical leanings to serve as helpers I The friendly girls in the employment office in the telephone building, 1365 Cass Avenue at State Street, one block north of Michigan Avenue, will gladly tell you all about these iobs. The office is open every day except Sunday. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 119 LEn0x 5885 HAUSER DRUG Cor. Jefferson and Hillger COOPER BROS. MORTUARY KELLMANS Men's and Boys' Furnishings As Sweaters, Shirts, Pants, Hose Hats, Jackets, etc. Also Shoes 10924 E. Jefferson 10400 Mack Avenue Detroit B t' Fan' W and L may xl' , j CONGRATULATIONS TOTHE 1 9 4 5 JANUARY AND JUNE SENIOR CLASSES 190 ,J X M6 N BEC , e-9 ' L56 Gvv 'MLN Z I 4, 5 'I' , '-N' Y 596 QM? 311572123 .yf'LopQwo , 12, 1 f:f,QX'p,-- X01 I If 06 60.1 if ff dip f' QWWWMKM wffiiif WM321Wfi'W4 W W W dwjlwf M W M f,2fff W WWWW MW MM WWW? w,,Wi 1 my WW jf ,M Wiwwyziww fywfffwqy MMWWZZMWWWQW W . WWW ,Q J 1 B nf' 3 WW , W 459' fxi ,ifjlwlg Qin' Q , Lak? .9 yolfgfv V 9,,0oS9 ',5 .-1,lpi - , Z ge. ad 9 LARGEST EAST SIDE F O R D D E A L E R WE CAN AFFORD TO Pay More for Used CarS ir WE BUY AND SELL All Makes AND MODELS 'Ir BUYER WILL CALL ir .feaubi Emma 1900 E. Grand Blvd. PL. 0065 l J. Men's Wear Shops Styles and Fashions from Esquire L. STONE CO. UPTOWN CLEANERS Where the cleaning is at its best We Pick Up and Deliver 14547 Mack Ave. TU. 2-2967 Phone NI. 7300 D A V E ' S DRUG STORE 15051 East Warren Detroit, Mich. Phone OL. 9726 JIM BOMMARITO Delicatessen from Palermo Sweets for weddings and baptisms Ice Cream Soda Pop Almond Candy 4762 Cadillac Ave., near Forest Detroit I .f MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT - .- S :'jL I Flo S lc LIGHT LUNCHES Oils S ,, ,lx 6 N e Cream Bar -it , :Fm l It FOUNTAIN AND CARRY OUT SERVICE , EAST WARREN - Between St. Clair and Garland We've 601' fm-- New Spring Blouses, Skirts, Slack Suits Sweaters, Jackets and Chic Suits D A R L I N G S H O P 1449 Woodward at Clifford 123 JACOBSON'S BALL PARK 17030 Kercheval Avenue Cleaners and Dyers Former Tuttle and Clark Location Grosse Pointe Fur Alterations and Storage TUXedo 13100 11014 Mack LE. 0453 WARSAW DELICATESSEN M. R. SULLIVAN, D.D.S. Kosher Corn Beef and Sandwiches 16321 Mack Avenue LE. 1552 11228 Mack Compliments THOMAS JEWELERS of Joseph A. Roe The Finest in Jewelry A- J- Meyer Pharmacy 14419 Mack Avenue 16239 Mack Avenue A Modern Policy for Modern Needs See us first LUTZ INSURANCE AGENCY 10383 E. Jefferson corner Lemay LE. 4380 124 A. J. FORSTER Optometrist - :- Jeweler Glasses - Watches - Diamonds Pen and Pencil Sets 14400 Charlevoix LEnox 5376 Sadler Cut Rate Drugs 11545 E. Jefferson Avenue Edna E. Sadler Business Phone: LEnox 3411 Home: ARlington 8772 MIESEL BROS. FLORISTS LEnoX 5590 10507 Mack Avenue Tools-Fishing TackleHHunting Equipment Paints - Plumbing - Electrical and Household Supplies Bill's Hardware 8z Sporting Goods 12888 EAST JEFFERSON AVE. At Gray and Emerson Avenue VVm. Hemme, Prop. LEnoX 9309 LEnoX 1176 A Fine Annual REQUIRES fl Gwen O Beautifully designed Q Expertly made O Conscientiously serviced Covers for the 1945 ARYAN by The David J. Malloy Plant . . the S. K. Smith Company, Chicago O, Chri tina Concert Leo Laruwc PRELUDE l. -lubilate ...,.. ...,...........,.,.. L enzmenr Cal Lord Jesus Christ, Thou Prince of Peace. .Bach Organ Solo - Helen Douglas fbj Praise God, The Lord, Ye Sons of Men. ,Bach 2. The Lordls Prayer ...................... Mallofe fcj The Babe in BCtl'llCl'1CI11,S Manger Laid ....... Tenor Solo - Leo Laruwe Baebendorf 3 Two Christmas Chorales Soprano Soloists - Phoebe Barnes, Jane Fenner PART ONE l Oberon Overture. . . . . .Carl M. Von Weber 3. March of the Toys 2. Toy Symphony ..., ......,.,... H aydn ffrom Babes in Toylandnj .,...., Viator Herbert PART TWO I Cal The Snow . ......................,, Elgar Jane Fenner Maxine Howard Shirley Brightwell Two Violins - Mary Baird, Doris Hyshka Cbj Around the Manger ...,., Mrr. H. H. A. Beach fcj Ding-Dongl Merrily on High .... French Carol A cappella Junior Girls, Glee Club faj A Joyful Christmas Carol .,,...,. French Carol Girls' Trio 2. IN Tenor - Wiilliam Hoisington Bass - Theodore Winship fb, The Rosary ..... ,........,. E thelbert N win feb Johnny the One ......,.....,.,.. John Sacco Baritone Solo - William Hoisington Senior Boys' Glee Club TERLUDE Beneath the Holly fMedey of Christmas Carolsj ..,...... . .Arranged by Seredyn-Tocaben Southeastern Senior Orchestra Come All Ye Faithful .... . . .Reading Silent Night A... .... F ranz Gruber PART THREE I. fab When I Bring You Colored Toys ....,........ John Alden Carpenter Solo Voice - Virginia Kemp fbj Lullaby, lvly jesus fa Christmas Lullabyj ......,..,........ Nobel Cain fcj The Adoration of the Magi Chorale and Ballad Ballad sung by William Hoisington Chorale sung by Girls' Glee Club Battle Hymn of the Republic. .Poem-Julia Ward Howe Tune-Ufilliam Steffe Baritone Solo - Edward Major Four-Hand Piano Accompanist-June Barnes Helen Douglass fdj Glory to God in the Highest ....... Giofxanni Ballina Pergoleri C1710-361 Solo Voices - Eleanor Krol, Maxine Howard, Alice McMillan Senior Girls, Glee Club FINALE Onward Christian Soldiers .... Rev. Sabine-Baring-Gould Sir Arthur Sullivan fOrehe.ftratefl by Sam Emmerj Requested Combined Glee Clubs with Orchestra Star Spangled Banner 126 Back row: Francis Durham, Bob Slarrirlg, Don Crrig, Leo Knlywzr, Theodore Winship, Earle Mays. Front row: Mary Baird, Juno Barmxv, Dolorox Hux.vcy, Virginia Sinelzvik, Bonnie Todd, Eleanor Reiman. PRELUDE iVll.lSlC OF THE ALLIES Chorale HTG Christ Our Peace Is al Katy Bell ............ Srfphcrz C. Fowler Owing ..,...........,...,...... Bach by Summer is VI, cumcn MUSIC FOR VICTORY in ...... ....... 0 1.1 English Canon al Songs of Our Fighting cl Thnughts nf Love Ilawaiian Folk Song Forces ' an by Emef-lon Ballmff db The jasmine Flower. .Chirllzrrf Folk Tuna hj Lrnited Nations Rhapsody .... D. Bennet! eu Tht Noplk Rmviml FHM THE L i ' ......... .. ' f f Simtheastem Band Solo Dancer - Virginia Sinelnik NIUSIC OF SPRINGTIME Senior Boys, Glee Cluh aj Spring Comes O'cr the llill ...... Bach hj The Year's at the Spring .... Mrs. Beach MUSIC FOR ROMANCE junior Girls' Glen' Club 3, Huston, My Lovm., NIUSIC OF THE 'I-HEATER to NIC ............ Gerzfzzr-ve Davif aj The Desert Song ...,.,....... Rombcr bb Trnnnrrow fMorgenl. .. Strrznm-Kramer H bb The Vagabond King ......,..... Frivzl Solnists -- Eleanor Rciman, Bonnie Todd Southeastern Band Violin Ohbligato - Mary Baird M NTUSIC OF THE OPERA al Excerpts from Choral Fantasia, Faustn. . ,Cozmod A J I J' as : 5 l ,Q 441 bb Excerpts fron 1 t'Ch0ral Fantasia, Carmen . .Bizel Vocal Enscmhlc MUSIC FOR PATRIOTISM aj Songs of Am erica. .,..v arr. by llflary S. Ridley and Emcfmn Ballmer 127 ERT Let All My Life Be Music ....,,... Charley Gilbert Spray: Piano and Organ Accompaniment june Barnes - Piano Helen Douglass - Organ Senior Girls, Glec Cluh MUSIC OF THE PAST Sleeping Beauty Waltz ..... Tfchaikowsky Dance of the Comedians ffrom The Bartcrcd Bridenl .... F. Snzelana Andante ffrorn Sixth Symphonvj ..,.. ., T.fchaikaw.vley Finale ffrom Fifth Symphonyl ....... . ..,.. Beethoven Senior Orchestra America, The Beautiful Soloists -- Charles Woods, Leo Kalyvas My Own United States Stars and Stripes Forever I'm Proud to he An American Star Spangled Banner Combined Glen Clubs with Orchestra !,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,. Z . HANS BRAUN fggll W9 ' 'A W' Beauty Parlors 4 ill ff ' ,f soFT'n swANK - Permanent Waving - Water and Finger Z ' Waving - Marcelling - Dyeing - Bleaching Manicuring, etc. 2 M ,,,,, 1 W L SADDLES AND LOAFERS PHONE XVHITTIER 2509 Jr. Miss and Growing Girls 14429 MACK 4708 Cadillac Ave. Detroit, Mich. at Chalmers Baby Outfitters E. Jefferson at Eastlawn MU. 9023 R O S E If your Hat isn't becoming to you Prescrlptlon Drug u Cor. Forest and Van Dyke you Should be coming to us. We Call For and Deliver Prescriptions ARROW HIRT T T S S S E SON HATS Ivanhoe 8914 OUT OF SIGHT . . . OUT OF MIND J. 14. Pawel! FOR DISTINGUISHED PHOTOGRAPHS 459 W. 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