Southwestern High School - Prospector Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Page E Ivvcn THE SQU'Vlf'Ii.S!'lZR JOSEPH SHIVERS 88.10619 joe joined our class only for the last semester, but everyone knows him, and to know him is to like him. He supported the football team loyally. We all enjoy his Cole 8, especially when it rains. Beatrice H. Palmer Beatrice is very quiet. In fact, she is so quiet that she has been given numerous Cabout six, to be exactj offices, to keep her busy. Beatrice has wonderful hair but needs a net to keep it up. She has been Editor-in-chief of the News and Sou'wester, Treasurer of Betsy Ross and of the Senior class, and took part in several plays. She is so dependable that she is always serving on committees, generally as chairman. Robert L. Kaylor LGBob91 Bob is our trig shark. Although he is rather quiet, he usually makes his presence known by some means or other. Outside of trig. Bob congratulates himself on his military knowledge-all second lieutenants do-and struts around in his uniform as if he owned the world. As to his ability as an actor, he was one of the star attractions of a minstirel show, which took place less than ten years ago. ln the Taming of The Shrew, Bob takes the part of Hortensio, an Italian gentleman. Bob's pretty quiet and wouldn't tell us where he's going, but Heres Luck. Elmer A . Goerke ' 'Elmer' ' Elmer never did tell why he left Beard school in such a hurry, and we are not very good at guessing. At any rate, he stepped right in and took hold immediately, if not sooner. Since he's been here, he's been mixed up in pretty much everything that took place. I-Ie's been everything from president of the Hi-Y club down to athletic editor for both Nordstrum News and the Sou'wester. Heres hoping you do as well in college as you did here, Elmer!

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I'lllQ .S'Olf'll'ji.S'fl'IQ!iW my g -gn Page Ten l N. Willoughby Flaherty ' 'Pete' ' President of graduating class, Spanish and Latin Clubs, Valedictorian, Managing Editor of the i'Sou'wester and of the Nordstrum News. He took part in Twelfth Night, The Taming of the Shrew and both Spanish and Latin plays. Pete played on both basket-ball and base-ball teams. As first Lieutenant, the Nordstrum R. O. T. C. has yet to produce his better. I-Ie is interested in medicine, and expects to attend the University of Michigan. And that is not everything. Well leave it to you, gentle reader, to form your own opinion of him. l-le's worth meeting. CLIFFORD GOULD Lhcliffw Conspicuous by His Silence Cliff is very tall and handsome-a regu- lar matinee idol, but rather bashful, which is a pity. Clifford left Nordstrum some years ago to add to Westerns number, but had to return a year ago. Our par- ties are never complete without Cliff. ANDREW NAGY 66Andy99 Andrew is the kind of fellow who is always hungry for knowledge, and works things out to their finality. Andrew has been active in football and has always been at the top in his studies. We know he will make good. Alma A. Stutzke Pee-wee is her nickname. She has been playing little girl parts so well that she forgets to grow. She is a charter mem- ber ofthe Qui Vive and her name usually appears on the honor roll. l-lere's hoping she makes a fine little book-keeper CD for some nice millionaire.

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THE 5'0U'lfVIiSTIER 1 9 , in , g. up so ...-l1lQf..-l3v'1'1 Ethel I. Couture Qui Vive, that's Ethel. She is presi- dent of that organization besides being active in debating, and sponsor of R. O. T. C. We suppose Ethel will be playing the piano when the rest of us are playing a harp some day, as that usually falls to her lot here when she is not debating. Ardosh Goshgarian Ardosh, after graduating from McMillan, entered Nordstrum for further honors. He took part in all school activities, especially along the lines of public speaking and ath- letics. He also took an important part in the play Midsummer Nights Dream. He will occupy a seat at junior College in September. Lucille K. Pate Better look out, she hits hard! Lucille has been winning fame for Nordstrum by playing well and constantly on our basket- ball, baseball, tennis and newcomb teams. Let's see you take steady aim and win in the big game, Lucille. Kornig D. Matosian Kornig entered Nordstrum in January, 1918. He is secretary of the senior class and president of the Roosevelt Debating Club. Although Kornig isn't much as a secretary he certainly knows how to debate, and in basket-ball he's a regular fellow. He expects to continue his studies at the University of Michigan.