Southwestern High School - Prospector Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Till SOI ll I S7FR f IEE' lVmu'!m'11 Carl J. Vinette Carl started his career at Nordstrum after leaving Western in 1916. He enlisted in the Navy in 1917 and returned to Nord- strum in 1918. He is noted for his part in the public speaking contest and the Senior plays, and was news reporter for House Roosevelt. He will attend the University of1VIichigan. Suren J. Jaffargian Suren entered Nordstrum in 1917 from the Cary School. He is a member olflioth the R. O. T. C. and Roosevelt Debating Society. He toola the part of Nllhisben in 1VIidsummer Nights Dream and hc eer- tainly was a cute little girl. Suren expects to study medicine. Beatrice E. Orr GSBWS Beatrice became known in Nordstrum in 1916 when she left the Amos School and became one of our most popular students. She is treasurer of House Betsy Ross and a member of the Betsy Ross Glee Club. She is also Class Prophet. She played Viola in Twelfth Night. RALPH H. SCHEEL G 7 It must be lovely to be really popular with the girls. Ralph has the envy of all the boys because he is so admired. He has been on the News Stall' and did his duty well as Advertising lvlanager of the Sou'wester. He was also a member of the Glee Club and Hi-Y.

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Page Thirteen N Beryl E. Milford 6LRed19 She is called Red not because of her temper but because of her hair. She has shared in all school activities, has been a member of the Nordstrum News Staff, art editor of the Sou'wester, and a member of the Qui Vive. Beryl expects to con- tinue her studies at college.. Lawrence L. Elwell Lawrences name appeared on the school records at Nordstrum in l9lb when the teachers at Amos could no longer learn any- thing from him. The honor roll is where you usually find his name. Allan J. Holme MAI!! Allan is one of Nordstrum's oldest stu- dents. having been here since 1916. Amos school must have been too hot for him. At any rate, he Hnished his seventh and eighth grades here. Allan is noted for his deeds and misdeeds. Here are some of them. He was one of the Dromios in The Com- edy of Errors. assumed the name of Adolph Picard in a French play, was a member of the school orchestra. Adver- tising Manager of the Nordstrum News, Exchange and joke Editor for the Sou'- wester, First Lieutenant Cadjutantl U. S. R, O. T. C Walter C. Hahn Walter. being hungry for more knowl- edge, left the Beard School and entered Nordstrum in l9lb. He will park his hat at junior College next fall. Walter is well known as an actor. lVIidsummer Nights Dream will never be complete without him.

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ifiigi- 1fifff,,n THE 5011 Wr crm BERT WISE Bert We wonder where you got your last name, Bert? We don't believe in signs or names either, for Bert-well, he spends most of his time on his motorcycle-when he's not slicking himself up. We missed his cheerful presence in social gatherings but knew he was probably busy rehearsing one of the many plays he is always mixed up in. Bert intends towork a while, be- fore continuing his education. Arnold B. Zimmer Arnold came to Nordstrum from Sebe- waing, Michigan, and has always stood among the first in his classes. He is a mem- ber of the Nordstrum News Staff and worked hard to make the paper a success. He is also a famous member of the Nord- strum jazz Band and takes an important part in The Comedy of Errors. The Roosevelt Debating Club also claims him as a member. Gretchen Dinger Gretchen is our noisiest Senior-no one knows anything about her. Nevertheless everyone likes her and she will probably surprise us all and grow up to be as good a cook as the rest of us. Gretchen wrote the class will and was a member of our famous orchestra. Edward F. Budnik S6Ed91 Edward came to Nordstrum in l9l8, and became one of Nordstrum's most famous athletes. He played on the football, bas- ketball and baseball teams. His fine play- ing has helped to make Nordstrum famous in the athletic line. He has also been a member of the R. O. T. C. Nordstrum will miss you, Edward.