Southwestern High School - Prospector Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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7 3 'N Ilugi' Tzwu I v Joyce Hammond He is a member of the Roosevelt de- bating club. He may be good in his studies, but when it comes to debating he wore out two pair of shoes going to the library to get material. ln the R. O. 'lf C. he is a lieuten- ent although he says he doesnt know how he got there. ln the popularity contest, Joyce was the most bashful. He intends to study law. Well not forget you, bloyce. George J. Hutter Let George do it! He handles his voice in so dextrous a manner that it seems to warrant him a good position as auction- eer. He is in the Clee Club, R. O. T. C. and on the Nordstrum News Stall. He in- tends to continue his education in college. 'Co to it, George! Alice F. Martin Alice always makes us think ol' a story we read, when we were young, of a little curly-headed, freckled-faced girl. But Al- ice wears her freckles admirably as she is an all around athlete, and was captain ol the girls' team, We wish her success in the battle ol' life. XII in tht mom nt in suspense l ich ont w IILN with Ilutt'ring heart lu stt il :tyrant cruel rclents. Ui il lmm his cl issmates hc'll have to part. Sonis. ict 1 ll thu d committed a crime- f Xll s dt ithlx quitt within and without!- XX htn all thi h xpptns y0u'll know its the time l h it tht p using slips come nut. B F M

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Page ivl'llt'fL'1'1l THL SOU WFSTFIQ Viola E. Currie Those who have heard Viola's recitation prophesy that she will some day be an in- fluential member of Congress. Viola ex- pects to attend Olivet College to become a history teacher. At that rate she may come back here again, Well say au revoirn until then. Margaret C. Black Peggies popularity here is not to be doubt- ed. lfollowing is a list of this shy maidens achievements: Member of Orchestra and Clee Club, Secretary of House Betsy Ross, Assistant Cheer Leader and active with Pep com- mittee. How did you do it, lVlargaret7 Edwin D. Armstrong I really don't know what has happened to Ed. He has at last come out of his shell and can say Hskirtm without blushing. The girls have worried about him these last three years but all of a sudden-at once- hc blossomed out socially, and now you should see him! Dallas Vinette . , K6Da159 Dallas is noted for his good humor and ability on committees. He has never gone in for athletics but everyone considers him a good sport, The girls have always won- dered just why Dallas has always carried that knaeky little brief ease,

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Page Twvrzty-one THE SOU'WESTER Spanish Dance . GRADUATIN G EXERCISES OF Class of June, 1921 HELD IN Nordstrum Gynmnasium, June 22, 1921 Commencement Program . . . . . . . . . . . Moszkowski Nordstrum High School Orchestra Invocation REV. H. E. RIDLEY Cab Prize Song from Der Meistersinger ..... Wagner fbj Serenade ........... Slum THEODOSIA ELDRIDGE-Violin ADA GoRDoN-Accompanist Chamber Music Society Readings MR. EDGAR A. GUEST Songs: faj Sylvia . . . . . . . Oley Speaks fbj Leprechaun . ...... . Fisher J. CAMERON MCLEAN Chamber Music Society Address JUDGE CLYDE l. WEBSTER Solo The Blind Plowman ........ Clarke J. CAMERON MCLEAN Presentation of Diplomas MR. FRANK CoDY-Superintendent Detroit Public Schools Class Song . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Senior Class America CLASS DAY EXERCISES HELD IN Nordstrum Gymnasium, June 13, 1921 Program Overture . . Nordstrum High School Orchestra Greeting . Ruth M. MacArthur, Vice President Class History . . . Nelson MaeAlpinc Class Poem . . Elizabeth Bero Vocal Solo . Class Will . . Presentation of Spade Class Prophecy . . . Violin Sextette Allan Holme Valedictory . George Hutter Gretchen Dinger Marion Denton . . . . . Beatrice E. Orr . . . . . . . Nelson MaeAlpinc, , Zoltan Deak, Gretchen Dinger, Margaret Black, Ethel Couture . . . . . N. Willoughby Flaherty, President