Southwestern High School - Prospector Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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The Saiutatory T N RET KIRN Friends 2.11:1 feliCJ'BN . -.L we Wish warmly to we1-. you U this afternoon to this . :' 171-1161. of the senior class, , ' .7. :11'1ce1'cly hope that '5er - . I be here. ' - . ; ' 1,, On this notable d2 . 3; '13 ? seniors step out fror , ' W9 ? 11 9'113 of the czchool 1 is most fill c' the friends shL... , ,1 Godspeed , $111in6 '1; . 1:5 ,. by because . 1 . g g vitaiity'. tie .- v con: ' 1.5: OTur Cy- ,3 L already ' .1 Wham our . 1 3 ur :51, -.1 cannot T , . Goln TNi .. would c1-usa-1 c, : and with fiery w 1111. Ga 149 T 1y fight the: F'Ljienth T is, ya... who have CH. and know lifeis Ca , as, we seek your count 3.1.11.1 guidance through the tanqitd maze of this complex world. In L1 r youti'yful enthusiasm to do noble til ings, we are so ime . pctuous and unstable; we need you ; to restrain us from doing rash and 1V: foolish things We need you to lead us aright when we wander from the pathsv. high ideals oand to lift us when we have fallen into the ways of bad companionship. As the steep, rough mountains of life loom before us, stand by our side ready to encourage and advise us that we may dare to conquer the heights. Teach and inspire us, both .1 word and deed, to be true to the best that is that we may become honorable citizens of 01 wo oftby children of our parents Dear Friends ano. Pare forth to fuh'ill our mist : 1., 3. CC 1th at the city indoor 'mh .011 Jroke the ICCOIdS. , File junior rT . 1t ?resi de nt 3 Ball, .he1c- T ..Ii '11 I- Rooseveit. The 22nd tb receipts of South 1 .e 1' 13.11et thin IIhOSQL f at my 01' in the c1ty ' - Detmitf' Jvh Br N '11 I ' ' '. very much enjoy seeing 2'11! records ot their f 'nd final year. Septemb The 31:110an were now arranged in The 1.. nder the guidance of their faithful cpons ' .T wick. and N1r.Strohmer,MissTyna.a., n. .1 we. ship. Mrs. Nettleships giL'I '- v-t .. . Eighteen Page The Valedictory By JULIA HORVATH Dear Teachers, Classmates, and Friends: Does it seem possible that we have reached the top? Four years ago we were at the bottom of the ladder of knowledge, and step by step we have atte ned our place at the top. uring these four years; we have ,-1iiiced our time and patience in y let that we might receive an educa- , . 1. We have worked industriously V 1.. V 1 fearlessly throughout our' high ' N01 da' 1', and We have been re- ad. Not one of us has re- 17 gending these four happy Southwestern High School. are now prepared to- go out : world arr1 face life. Some 3y not T blessed with the Lat WC able us to go to . . IC: 1 we shall have to T ' -'C T in various iields of 1: . f me, we have had ' TM 9, and protectors in 333:, 7 d parents. Now we . to a more independent .re we shall have to! look ' 311133; 0' elves V ' Ltefully 3 Dram- . 7113,. It . ,, saga- L... t'ary T iStance L; stage. VESLEY ..4 . :WHITE 1 deeper .. . ' E-asurer; .iave not - o Smmg' i ztion, but :1 6. ti...' their children 1? th to! believe that hap- . .1 our education. Words gatii for their encouragement; h ac am and good deeds that our .incere appreciation. n ui .8 our comrades and councillors; and . 111.; topther solve the ivhblem: of the world. THE CL'ibN 1 oasket- b' T' -. V... 7!. he gi'oLps assimd the 1ter C1 . :3 501' 1ti'1g T2106 and funo' f0. .'. .1. Ju. 1 . .st ' 132.1;e-cx Tnogg needy f81'1.i,i,.'3. . T ' 1- 1- f ' ' 7. ' 7113' were consolfiated 111' - . . 1.. . ' . '37: 1f Wit. HRHLILTI, T.- . '1. i: T -14- ' d TWIN; Tornville. f .1 '..s 1 -. ' 'Qf'geat; Caar- 1 7 W . , pvr'r '42:.1 ' :30. teete- , r1; ' 111 3. '5114 ' T; Town : . w 5' ' 1v 111.: - '. 1 T3191 war 0 21.12.. 1. t ' T ' '. J: ' tc: T 'T. fucney . - - . - '- ' firs 11' 3 IF ?t'; J. . 1. . 5 7 ' ., d '. ti: 1 11:1; . e. ' f ' 1 1:15 55:33.11 .mney 1;.1t: 21' 1 !1001

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V-.... ,J.--.-.t .r The Presidentls Address By REGINALD TWIGGS Parents, Faculty Members, and Fellow Classmates: This day is like the last few minutes a boat spends in the powerful locks of a canal, those few minutes before the boat is finally adjusted to the level if the expanse of water beyond. In these fleeting seconds, let us give a casual, backward glance, toward that entranct nto the locks. We were then on a lower level than we Iind ourselves at present. We had just entered the gate- way leading to high school education. As we ente ed, we were taken into the custody of a trained force of workers, whose duty The Class History By RUSSELL DEVOR and I'GNNIE Meteor: Scene takes place in a busin office. Enter Mr. Brown. ff . r Mr. Briwnzl TI Wish to acqt'ii tie. history -::f the class of NFL 19355:ny publicatic. 1 in the world-wide Southwesiah semigunnual; which will be published May 17.7995 . . Miss Sr: ith: HI 'have '0 dated Sepvcmber, 193.1. I1 NA grchJp 0f eager-eyed portals 4 Southwestern Hit nation here. It; ollows: zgirls entered tht: to extend their . dge of readiny, it was to assist us through the locks. , This skilled force is represented by th e members of our faculty. They are the ones who, when the going became difli- cult, came to our aid. They are the ones who gave us the strength to continue our upward progress. Still speaking figuratively, we are , e .1 nearly through the locks aj , t6 ',charter our course across the immense and PrepaFQR fin chartering our course we must be influecean Cf 11f: f; mbitions; we must choose a port that suit:nced by O ire instruments accordingly. There are me? us 351F133? 01. t sea, many perils to threaten our safety;any 18 S ers i. There Will be, of course, many portS' SO be prepareng them: con- tinuing one's schooling, secheieaed, 3111901131 positions, and doing other work; buturlng profeid to one central . , they all 19 pomt, success. This occasion is made sate by the presentation of the traditional emblem of Southwestern Prospectors, the pick and spade. We tincerely hope that the next senior class will realize what they mean in th; life of a Southwestern graduate, jilst as we do. In the past, as we struggled along the course 4 our twelve years OF schooling, we were always feeling for a helping hanti :0 lead us along the darker paths. Now that helping hand is not going: ' .. be so much at our beck and call 'Ve have become c-Jite independent, but we IT'lbt tr! harget that aiiin'r ha Ci. For then 1t will :33 :11; :u'rrt to repay ft surv i, the service so freely gnd absuriantly cf'z'e're- me two faithful, lovi'lg rrrends. our parent V772 have 58 only 'lE'. I 1!.tstafh., but we l: :10 .als-e V ' th .a faculty of our ' Til, ' .: t? n ' eroch, our beloved Trill. ; I' v a .r gene! '13 elfvm; am n ' V, 1'3 j, I M :1; ..: it. p. w: bjt'l II. I g: .' l: .1an a ' - ' mat. . I'a. ' u 54c, 16 ihe 1 1e recoizl. o? are tifld'IL- lT-H the 'f' - 1. CLASS OFFICERS, MAY, 1935 T-WTT- and 'rith- Tues students n the Cary, .Morley, 5, lie1,.as,Vx7il- and St. John Lair 3 schools. I The were divided into veral groups un -. he sponsor- ship Messrs. Mil- ler ., . Buehler, and the Misses Green, Clifford, Lauer, and C. Hall, and Mrs. Falk. The groups cooperated in learning the schoo'lls song and traditions. In April, Miss Greenls group gave a dance for all the 9A groups; and there the students had their first opportunity to get acquainted with their classmates. This class was the lirst group subjected to an un- interrupted four year course of high school. Previously, commencement exercises were held for students complet- ing the 9A grades. Mr. Brown: uThat is very interesting. May I see the envelope containing record? of the classls activities beginning September, 1932?-H What Mr. Brown read: IlThe class was increased by the entrance of many pupils from Wilson, Hunter, and Neinas Intermediates. A ,ophomores, their interest now turned to school ac- ti ities, including sports, journalism, and club work. In sports, Miss Lauerls group was crowned champion of the Intramural Volley Ball Tournament. Miss Tucker's and Miss Tynanis groups developed a k t rivalry in the play-offs for the basketball tourna- mi it. AFter a close race, Miss Tucker's group proved to :- 'l 't Wrs. Irene Western was appointed manage mg the Junior Prospector Staff. In music, Bug was selected the,Concert Meister of the 5.1.1- f: hool pfchestrag 5 ? g.gn'itn: Twr ears of hard work, along with e v..r1j0'-;nz-.-znt of con 'ing a trek in the most echient tanner Let us reset on and review their accomplish: --:nts in The third year. Septtv'i'a'iberel 9 3 3. tr class has now entered the more advanced and 97.44; subjects, including chemistry, geometry, biole . gulza'sicss, and Latin GI. Representing Someh- rf very: iifi-gr: School in the thin: yard high hurdles, 1 Fr .Continued 0:: 73:13.31: :z-J Page Seven teen

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w. ,bw -t. .A .-A -...- -. Ship Ahoy! Cruising around the globe .9 parts un- known are Dorothy Anderson and her com v r-7 ' Hosel. Among the other adventurous L yacht are Elsie Lynn, Evelyn A 1itb a; Lytle. i'America Needs a Woman fo' Jent slogan of Charlotte Brinkman. LC ' rt are: Aurelia Barson, Elsie Garar ' and Marion Duranyk, soapbox c obtain positions in the Pr idenr' Edna Price, Irene Tobie . a are employed by an orange 7t Joyce Kisner, Eva Jordan, : aviatrixes. Theyire working traffic in the skie 5. l and 2, 1,2, Pearl. are pounding the ' r their r, k Honorable Lily 1e r153 Burglar by night, w isr. ' . u when Dorothy Nea I bala, motorcycle coH : Eva Borgers, Elean -' . j ' Gilbert are feature Wln V ' i 0. June Olive and Ruth ' w '5 . show. ., ' . ii M3113??? , 1,; u . gm V 5 Chem nd prepared .J . ' : Clevel. man of life I ' Mar inced by 0' r a; . ; career '; us and set or i Margaret any disasters 1 Ada I so be prepared 9 , Evelyn I: selected, amor i ,! is the tick... x .; turing profess - ' x Jennie Morot IS a c; ' they all Iezk xxx Captain Olga Leidici- Side Football Team for 2. mt are: Helen Eclody, Stell. Bey; Helen Gulyas, Jeanne L..vy, Nemeth, and Mary Dugay. Helen Bachela is a professiop' t: ., Grace Cross and .Xda Ham- wre u. -ty 1 Madame Des Autels' Bemty Shoppe. The Palmist, .Mat-i...La Palfy, is atracti 7,, among the elm: With her readings. who rush :9. her for aid. ere: thh K31; Zithc Hile, Marion Chilrmtw. girl: inf ie ' :7 Th0 miner 0'? a large f3: $3 ' it s . Nay Jane Harrig'm an ft ,. r; ; 2:; 1 iinner part r in hers: ilf .5: i ' : Harv :th, were ru'ici; . .r' . - Dre's 61338. 1-? - 2 ;l'1; x ' . . . A ,m t:- suspecteii v.7 fact -' A V. 't Na eater K.n'7t '7 51.. Ele- E97111, 7 ; Jr- 034 J'th: H' ' -.1' pg; M31. I- p: tr 'I'Lii, ', vr ere At 6; t T : ,' L ' l '1'; 15 i KC '6. 1 - : QE'. 4, .1 i3 . ,hlr ' 3 , ' Gerir' z-sg' x PaiS-itj. h Looking By VIOLET LOUIS C n he elderly 1,..diet. Fiorentc bilamar. dancir 55: At' A. t..3l cu ?u' v . 1g . 1. .. . mane, is ccuductin g .C. . :wbjcct is to induce day of their vocal cords. '15 a lovi-t-lorn column cr problems concrm 'WJ F i; e Blieskv. ,hict 5.017 . r 'fi 9 .4, . .;:-x. LJiIlECI'. 3nd ' They are ' .Labeth me Biz- .,., the L ; ;- CLEd by .zelis, Anne tier r Voter. me On: 3a.? t '3 species of is 1-210 13.: 5' ?V'J'Otitery mcm and Rita Ca 111 ,sirmaries .1 Seas. Oka and Clara Curtis are vetermarims. 2th Ascheirbrenner is :2, proud teacher of 1m. - iuse of their thorough knowledge of literature, tier :- Hertz and Doris Grunst have taken up .Jlast1c1si 1. Jane Kokoszka and Frances Gucheck are the famous wYesu and uNo stooges for Eddie Cantor. Loretta Konkel, Hedwig Kucharczyk, and Konkoly work in the Players' Theatre. Maud Schaifer's uncle died and left her a million. 'mizabeth Wilson, Mary Anne Sipecki, and Anne 'nik run a drug store. They sell thimbles, glue, '19, and guvt-boats; as a side line, they handle Anne 1 av ? ey Stringer believe in kind- t n- are superintendents in a .1 Witt are great orators; 4: te Cr: 'Vded Sardine SiEUJ- i; iutt 6th in the art 1' m; .u..s 2 e directed to iiDo 3 i012; ?:ands? Eviary -, moved to- Wash- h.gtoxu. Dora: quperak see stars; J ,tronc: .' Having com; 'etw ma C ucz'tancm Johann; Toleikis, D Timex have taken up the prover yFir-OY-f eat spinach? iRece national im- hbert, and Ann C i'E-Iow to make a rig the need of 3 he; J-n this project, they . Ferne White, 711 z '2, and Margaret Vas as coworkers. ?o- E'Jndrrwood, Ellen Schutt, and Irene Page F V' 1': a ?tcen