Southwestern High School - Prospector Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Ps'egentation of the Pick By LOUIS FODOR N; the ciasi of May, 1935, wereiver'y happy to- but now that mule this cherished pick last semester; we 1' we reached our goa1,graduation, we are just as happy to pass the pick M on tc- you, in order that you may de- Live from it the beneiits that we did E3y placing it in your possession, we p.733 the responsibility on to you and Hope you will util ize it to the best of .. :1ur talents. Acceptance of the P By ANNA T111311; 3 It is with earnest and sincere . ..asu1'e half of the 12B class, accept this tradition3 you as seniors have used so ho-1norab1y ju. . constant reminder of your achievemert3 11 along the path leading to the object to 1 have directed our efforts. . I ' In assuming this responsibility Which 111111 ' 1; successfully maintained and so 110ny h 1va: upon, us, we shall endeavor to carry on your inspi: 21g ac- complishments to a satisfactory conclusion. - mu..- :m '11-... .131 n. '99 e3 ' 11 . v Remmisee; 12:51 By ELSIE C1.z1...'1-'3..'1-. In future years, whene'era' we think of school Come mem'ries priceless as :1 perfect jewel, Which, when our high-: :3301 days are past, Throughout our lives will always last In studv hahs, the pianks We p-,1ayed The lessons lecrned, the friends we made Will in our hearts commemorate A souvenir of happy fate Which brought us here Our teachers, too, Each gave his share of precepts true. When we Southwestern days recall, They 11 be sweet thoughts for classmates, 1111. Page Twenty-six Presentation of the Spade By CHARLOTTE BRINKMAN It is with a feeling of honor that I present this spade to you, the representative of the 128 class. It stands for the best to the students of Southwestern. We know that the class of '36 will cherish the memory of What this spade has meant to other senior classes, will use it to the best of your ability, and thus retain the high standard it has helped to give graduates of Southwestern High School E :nce of the Spade 5;; ROBERT SNOOK 3 group, accept the spade with all its mm and high ideals, which you, the ' have passed on to us. It shall be our the coming term to live up to the tradi- ,o-11, Southwestern. Loyalty and faithful- .r 11031. In parting, may we wish you the 11 me. . tConcluded from page 53 Did you iiing your whole b; ing intt lccessful perfornance? Was the audi 9.11:1- .seri Wi'h youreff'iciency, your V tituo 1. . 3 ' i satisfied With the manner in Ur: part? If you have been Leg,- repentant -- don't surrender to another opportunity to reveal your 61121: it be in college, business, stage. :1131 for the second act. Are you rsdvanm upon the stage, the directoz .:--1d 01: encouragement, 3'No matter 1 1- undertaking give to- it the L313 you hes . 1213.31 come back to youi

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1C0nc1uded f1om page 201 Louis Tap dances on the vaudeville stage. Harold Thoms, a Iimburger ma1 ufacturet, moved away from William Thornton, an antique pipe tester, because he couldn't stand the odor. George C011ins.an ardent fire- fighter, has s1ved a million dollars worth of goods for the V'wterr 110k and Ladder Company, Division Number 9. Joe Zelnis is a fish peddler. Stephen Toth, Zolton Veteb, and Andy H t '5' window washers for the Wesee All Company. Gerald Walrath, Harold Wehr'3 Allen Vilki and Charles Winter have discovered th - Feat argumentative game. Have each pe p' tape over his month before beginnin Martin Tishler is a stamp distribt. 1 people's toes. Mexico Troy is on a vacation Visiting after which he was named. Robert Wissman and Edward Zink a11: :ivals pole sitting. Alex Yuhas and Edward Zannon wash c1 '1'1' Chinese hand laundry. Edward Wanat runs a one-man side 110w. :1 Joe Goodenow has started a new fad called t1. walk. Paul Lupone, and Louis 1V1ar150 rj.lanes y is coaching a basketball te; Steve Mogar, William M0121 playing a foresomeof golf. .112 e able to add. is an insurance salesm' Gazing Ahead race track, just ' .L'ggi 11211111.. Maynard Pittm '3r Ciifford Ihrsons 1110:0111211 0n the D. S. R., 1: 1.1 ing 8:1:113'11' stern students to school on time. Gerald Recik ing '11d 20 '3011rjvwka have 10111-111121! a detectlve agent ' t0 r11. issin Liar buttons. Atdel Regnier, 1V 7. Reit .md Donald Rittn- 1' have joined an opera 3',- m', T hey sweep up afte. the show 13 over. James Riviera, Fra is .0bert' and Earl Robinson ire reporters on the D.1rr . Tim: ' at books can be 3 book-shelf. Alan Salsberry has just d1szov d as well as used for or .r n :eorge Schroeder, Leo. 1. . 1, George Scherf, ' :51t- r Samp have beer 1. .1 conductors. if '1 1d de-ar . famous chefs in i cedar a: -' 1ents. 1 Sinnett 1 used a hair that they .-.1'e now in the i . .1, . 2.13 7. .11.1. 1:111 9'. 1111112125 and R when: Smith are swabbing '. IQ -; f'F-' '17:: 9 'i 5 1.1111'115..1 'e. B111. ' 2' 1....312-35 1:11.1' me it . the pa 71'1 far being 13 11 31.1.11 ;r.- :.'-'.71': '1 1.'111.r.1 .Vx' i 1 1.. . ' .l v z. . . , .. . '; t 51.2 .21 :'. hug i1 .7. ..3'.'- izaz'er 1:11r 3:,1'31'1abet soup. H13 . ' v - , , ' I .. , 1, 1' 1:. 1.0 . t 13.3.1111: 1.3.1. :1 111. 5117001. eat 31phabet .1- '3, ;'r11 I 1:111 -.::.'1.:;:.'.:'1. 1. ' ' 2 e 's'b-ergge: 1'111. 5:11.17 prize for being the per- 1 1 03 .. .1132t c0111n11sr110ner, is 1:, Who 1011 in an open 317.: 531:.14'41'7'1': 1'3i1:. 1.' .5 2.11; 'Y Andrew St: ' e 1 1-.111e- .1'11.1ie While be .135 12:11 ..- In the same court house 3 V1-' St. John and Norman St011 are hearing cases 01' 112191.7.1111121... and Leo Sup- plee for reckless driving. , Reginald Twiggs has started. a mzw 1: ; 1.11.11 office for the Tree and Forest Company. Paul Szego, Andy Tabacsko, andC 1.21 urge Thomann run a Wholesale butcher shop. There ha 1e been several cats and dogs missing in that neighborhood since they started. s the society page f1 aiiy Frank Nagy and Fr: 1.:ack, . cartoo-nist,Iis drawing .. Lure of th: 12121th man in the world .1esb' 211171 Joe ?Iah h: 1- starter: a Jewing U 133' ' 3011 ..creaticr'i. 111.1 .Equ d P'a'da a. tanning a '1. 1' ' - nice ars of ': 11'77:1 fourteen. t.' . -- anal Honor. - 31.3, Edwin 11, .0e Linn ' ' morothy ' ' ' nrgare'; r 1 11x. ,3 Decor. '. '. 1,111- '511e Hmmr Society 'w .s Fodor, Joe Cogliandro. Albert Kuk- a11:1 715-. .-razmsk' Alex Yuhas, H2111 Bozich, ar 3 5.1311 ' ynw011,0hnson William McCcsky, 71. ; '1'Th01' mum'r-gham Iulia Horvath, June Olive 31-1.; '1 ' '1:V1 norgers, Clara Curtis, Doris Glass, 1' 1 Ire. Jacob, Ruth Elsner,1da Lach- 131'1, I've ' 1911 athryn Egge, Irene Western,1 or- ne .5; . Joyce Cleveland, Elizabeth Aschenbren- r. 51.1.1 :1ie M0201: Page Twenty- 113w:

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The The Whole school's talking ah T01wn7s Talking, a farce by Anita Emerson, Which was this yearTS senior I- are reasons Why the school should talk. entertaining, the acting commendable, 3 numbers very good. 1 There were many complicating sit1 scenes, and a romance, Without Which- be complete. Congratulations for excellent directio able performance are due to1 Miss T731. Savage and the cast, Which included 7r Charlotte Brinkman, Jean Levy, Luc 1. Two Anniversaz'ie: SouthwesternTS TTgrand party, on A1 br zicd t1 1;: birthdays, both of viral impo ganiz on of the school The two oc- casions were the three nvndredth annivers: ary' of public schools in the United States and th e thirteenth anniversary of t h e T outhweqter'n High EyChOOI building. A 43111;: was held. 3 p111:- . was: presented, ex u: ., .s '1. '1e shown: - .' -3113. Ma hday 3-. The1333y, m:v,11b f;1tuity 1 -nber M1 153 Kruke, :ore 1321111117.. Sf . 1.0 . 1m 5.111: mee be 1 :ys :J'on We 1 363111 ated '1'; ti :1 21:13. 0.13? 1:11'1 'ies'ti LL 7111. The 171 r ing, h 7' i .01.;sz I AT 7LT: d A C 3.101 1 e 3 , '5 x I .1137, ,1, 0er v S I n-TH 1'11? Trim 11' . 1 ' fur 11. 1 makin. '5 Players ' the T wn T31 gham, June Olive, Leon Johnson, Joe i-m .11 - 1; e. r . ., sHU LJ':.31.OI' :s staL :. Kowsi 5. :13: iVLLrlo bee, and .:51..'1ex' Rinert Each 321:; 13.112 excei:i.11g in $161107'33'1ip, leadership, service, and ' -a'1in School f the organization at the beginning of the term con- f'ted of Fred Hoffman, Eugene Csircsu, riggs 'Zo-lton Vereb, Ada Hill, Charlotte Brinkman, T121 zab-rth Chord. 7v . --mmittee consisted of Jennie Morof 3nd .. -J-A 11-1.!- ester 21 1'3 inlet 11 mi? Aurelia Barson, and Marion D'uranyk. '. Elizabeth Chont, Aurelia Barson, Simpson, Audrey Spicer, Grace 1 . .son, Kathryn Egge, Adeline rildred Ferguson, Irene Western, Elsie Tank, and Ruth Hill. ahnson, Lorraine Barron, Beatrice Edinge Sinnett Henry Bozich, Adeline ZajaCe T11hnso1,n Joe Zelnis Eva Borgers, Mary Duranyk, Pauline Yacht, Mervin Ogles- Yuhas were the ticket salesmen. Pai me Hence 331121 of students in the twelfth 1 character, receive, as a r e W a r d for their labor, membership in t h e Southwestern chapter of the Nae tion 31 Honor Society. These members are selected by an elec1 tion board, Which consists of several Southwestern teach- ers, With Mr. Mur- doch, chairman. The presiding 0f- iicer's of the society a r e Margaret Kir'n, president; Fred Ho-ffe man, Viceepresident; and Aurelia Barson, secretary. T h e membership Regindld Margaret Kirn, Beatrice Edingto-n, Page Twenty-seven