Southwestern High School - Prospector Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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. a..-v-mg-gn : cw rm m Wmsz .WM. ,- . . 141-5.. . - Agh' gm 1...;7. . -3.7. .-...V:::'1I::.-:3-:.- t. 4,...1; .m. Guarding the Halls A11 teachers of Southwestern were 'Jited to beccme honorary membem 1:? e Service Club this year. This year the club bougg? memory fins, as a unter'brance 01 ex? merm i- . feris SQIVLI' ; re1 fed to the 3:91: and new bu' is school wear 3111.1 --.'.;.v1'i;w vihcatio f hased. -.. - ., Th1 5; 2n operated very . , , ressful 1e leadership of tb- Service Club Officers and Captains follow. 7. orntcrs: . Bang! Bang! The Southwestern R. 0.. T. C. rifle team did not fire so well as they did last year, but they still were good enough to place thirty-second Out of f1fty COm- petito-rs. The members of the team were as follows: Cadet Major George Talosi, Captain Russell Devon. Lieutenant George Bolton, Lieutenant James: Rishen Lieutenant Jack Nichols, Lieutenant Joseph 'laiosi.. Lieutenant Harvey Schippa, Sergeant Mervii iglesbee, Sergeant James Talosi, Sergeant Harold W 1e, SEI- geant DeNeear Flynn, Corporal Matthew PL :k, and Corporal Julian No-yes. Since Southwestern High School does notxrzare : .r'ifle range, the team had to go- to- Fort Wayne in t to have a suitable place for practice. Technical . geant Edward L. Sheehan gave each individual 1:111, '3 . team a great deal of his time in coaching them to h co-me accurate shots. The rifle team for next season Will be made ur end tirely of recruits, excepting for Corporal Mat 1w Hayek, who is the only regular member that Will .2 graduate with the May class. Tramp, Tramp, Tramtf The R. O. T. C. unit of Southwestern se1'i ' .1 of cadets t0 the Masonic Temple during . h of February in quest of the Detroit So'ujo-It ; and they returned Victorious. The cadets ? . 3- manded by Lieutenant Ernie Komyathy anc'w. .25 ..., geant Bye in the special O,Grady drill. i ' Southwes'rem's unit this semester was aga y Techmcal Sex; ,.'1 Edward L thnhan, ass. gr 1321-: ,t.i- -wi 5 ertt' i 1ptain . $119.11 r ' 17f! .1, y 11' 1.1921. 1eute-1 . ..;:111e ' President, Doris l ' y; Vice- President, Charles Esell; Secretary, Eliza! C hont; Treasurer, Margaret 'ula. The following comr tees have aided the officer's: Publicity Committee, Julia Ho-rvath, Chairman; Charles Ksell, and Keith ferry. .Visitor's' Committee: Helen Horvath, Chairman; Frank Tober, and Ella Chase. Social Committee: Mildred VFerguso-n, Chairman; :Margaret Dula, Margaret Mayor, and Charles Ksell. Memory l-Pin Committee: . Margaret Mayor, Eva B'orger'sy, Tom Baxter, andvTher'esa Peters. V. L... 21.2??9. Team Lieutenant George Beiton. ,itx11zt111nt Jack Nichols, and Lieutenant Edward 211111. The non commissionea mricws toz tit: semester were: First Sergeant George Eye, 39: . . 175:1:t1',C011r- Ville Birr, Gerald Devcr, De Newt .131121, Clarence Illsley, Jack McLeod, Fred Nua' 17111;:1'1151 leesbee, James Talosi, Zolton Vargo 3111:: . ,mit 117013212; Cor- porals, Dan Carr, Ray C0111 2.3, Edw r1101 1.11W1m Niate heW Hayek Ralph Kaisch,RGoe1t N'itomuet, Norman Martin, Julian N0yes,l Mike L'h1i11e and Edward Zanon. Par Twem'yuomm Juan...

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The Junior Student Council Arousing Sportsmanship For the past thirteen years, the Student Coun'cilihas , had an important duty in Southwestern High School ethat of providing student participation inithe govern- ment of the school. With the cooperation of the students in the groups, the o-fiicers and members have ?cgcggnplished much during thetJanuary semester of The officers were Margaret Kim, przs'dent; Charles. Smalis, vice-president; Margaret Gilson, recording sec- retarv; anrj DonaldHKully corresponding secretary. Joseph fviatiock took charge of tin: oubiftity reports. The term project submitted Hz the Council was sportsmanship. AS a eresult rd? he I ';.rnp-aig:1, the students improved so much in spongy:anship that their attiwde was admirable at the Nam: Ar'nxcvry on the night of the baskethaii semifinals. in connection With the games. the: Student Flmuan acttzg'qg'ezl a pep meeting m. the auditorium? whiz? 'to be a great help toward arousing school 5;; :551': ' The econcvmy'edrjfve: -t. i Wt; been in order for the past: three sc-n'iesteixg, ' rm equal amount of success. 'ihe pilrp'fiFvlfiW hi. project was to keep the standard of maks .s .ggiIgE. possible There have failures, hut the gene: are few of them. Contests In Sportsmanship A dryk'e to promote better sportsmanship among the Nordstrtmp students was the project of the Junior Stud- em Cor fl this semester. In order to obtain the pupils, Uas on sportsmanship, the council conducted a editi..l7al and slogan contest. Tare. social function of the council, this semester, 5: a party for the members on May 8. Iiiht officers for this term are Bernard Mor'of, pres- : mt; Martha Farkas, Vice-president; Peggy Delaney, secretary; and Dale Hansen, assistant secretary. 2 project committee consists of Bob Anderson, E'Vorvan, William Burns, and WandaiFritz. Jillian Morrison, and Varsenig Sir'oo'nian social committee. orsi committee includes William Burns, iger, Margaret Loesche, and Betty Scarf. ,ky, Mildred Zorvan, Erwin Altho'ff, and :h comprise the publicity committee. at, Miss Hett, and Mr. P Van are the spon- ii 9 JR:

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Senior Girl Reserves Officers Watching For a Cue uThe 313;: , presented by the GirlsT Dramatic Club in the or'ium on May 9 and directed by Clara Curti; 2; i Kathryn Egge, With Good Fellowship With TTFeIlolwship as the term project, the Senior Girl Reserves have successfully completed another chap- ter in its club history. In keeping With its term aim, the girls enjoyed quite a number of social gatherings and outdoor hikes. Although fellowship was particu- larly stressed this year, the uFollowers 0f the Gleam did not forget to entertain the hwee tots at the Ger- sho-m Community House With stories and games. The cabinet members are Margaret Kim, president; Beatrice Edington, vice-president; Jean Levy, secretary; Phyllis. Jane Beard, corresponding tecretary; Violet Louis, treasurer; 2W1 Jennie Witt, L .er-club Council ten was portrayed ' .V Jr'otup of cap- able actresses, wno weve. Virginia LeBlanc, the heroine, Irene West- ern, Ada Hill, Dorothy Undere wood, Marion D'ur'anyk, Catherine Fisher, Ruth Hiil, Elsie Garan, Jennie Morolf, Jean Mohlrn'an, and Jane Niep-oth. Corsages of lovely flowers. . '- a dehciotus luncheon marked departure of the memors from club at the Senior Farewell. The dub scrapbook was well supplied by Irene Wrestem, M311 .4 1 meme 125 of various occas-im s. 1 lg. The making of scrap 600k? ', e .m :-' u in chil- drerfs hospitals was the mi! N .' Ln. which the Junior Girl Reserves particiy-WWE m.tsster. The outstanding social fan . mfae: a luncheon at the downtown Y. VJ. C. The members ' .,1' 11. OH 525' 5 I c tisrg Scrap '53 , to the Art Museum on February 27, and to new 'greenneid Village on May 14. A skating ptav'ii; wer- sarranged for March 29. In order to earn monxy for: the dub, the girls made and sold yarn dolls. .1 t - also enjoy 1