Southwestern High School - Prospector Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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-- ..-... Rally at Cass An amusing and interesting ra ly of the City 3 Junior Home Economics Asosciations met at Cass Tech during the 321111. Southwestern fwnished the en tertainment, w:h e Cass, mm ; light luncheon. T 11: Pm Clust contribution m the 1-1:: 1. :3 93 The Domecon Club Active Young Men The new semester of the Southwestern Young MenTs Club was inaug wated with the election of officers: Joe Scott was elected president; Dona i. Ritchie, v4 Wes- ident; Charles Davis, recording C'Y' ' '1- han, corresponding secretary; ar : The club chartered a bus to V11: tral basketball game at Cent - ing consisted of two play The flrst play, entitled The 13' ning of the BlairTs DinnerX ' a directed by Elinor Hertz. The second was 3 0338-3. . comedy produced by Ida Wagner. Miss Parke and Miss Capllan are the sponsors of the Domecon Club. The girls who? served a: teas and other parties this past year are: H.152, Mary Zekar, Ida Wagner, Pauline Yach rem Scafuri, Doris Wunderlich, Kay Harrigan, l :Iucci, Marge Sar'e, Josephine Wasil, Irene Jacob ' :y fSaraszu, and Edna Bogenr'eider. School. The students liked well, that when the bus T game there were many 1 required number aboard. New members- who- survi J famous Young NtnTs Clu '111 were: Ed Bell, 7'Jominick Lawrence Goebel, Lynwood Robert T-Iil'ler, and Julius 131qu A Gift to Cheer Leaw Under the leadership of F the Hi-Y had one of the rr 7 semesters In its entlre eX1Stenee.n1et 0n the second and fourth Wednesdays 0f 5, ch; hut in order to do justice to the 1:1!111er:r;, :21m:..- ,, the club was forced to hold several speciai mu 1nd,: The members enjo :wc. evemng ma: ties, a tobog- gan party, and a wienr east. The ti-ther officers are Vite-p-resident, Edwin riligan; treasuter, Russell De: ??tn-Jr-g ?t-i- :19: Ciub vor; 5. Hid. 7312.31 Boughan; corresptotnding secre- tary, Ho. 1' 39111 vcrgea'zt--at-arrns, E1mer Wh1te. Among c551 2.1 the. school, the Hi-IY gave the cheer Ieadt t :11 gg'honr- and handled over fwc hundred dollazs' we:- '11-..- b :m-s '10r the secona hand book store. ii 3 T ' 'iHEh Club Page J. $111155! -one

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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

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ClassiczzI I The schcci, no-t.'.blc 0.115;: . was the :fw-I' 3-1 Idiuarj, .- 11-11;- Urivewi 1 -. 111m 211 mu piayw ' LJJV'ided, 113- 2 2 many --t .11: most imp. trait of Which pt??? 1'; ials montbf meeting on 3tra also played 17:; the Wayne Ithe senior play ' bl-1gene Csir- Se12nade. aver IN 1, 1x 11 a Detroit program, IY-huaxy 6. J3 r'ubE-u: S;.:.r-:1-;-13 KI. Itca 11311 H 1 4 , --' :I2: '7' , 1' ,, a ' 9; 1,124.11 ,'x i; - - '2,- 3.1113313 members for th's . ' 121.111 L. IsViltmm .. . .. :jwy, P3 11:, uanzts '-- Llorva Charles 179.1311:sz a751:1.-':5- ZI Urab'im, .F Ji'CllIL. 1NC. I 121113 L: 574317.13 1.. I. Ii :1 1.15:0, IT ' . 3211-21 2.1. :JC-C i' . r reel quite ' ' .111e new A '. we .1 , .1 LC; 5.1101 Page. 3? ' irty-twc- Vocai Artists On Tuesday evening, February 26 the Boys Glee Club entertained at a seven 0 clock dinner of the reg- ular house guests at the Wardell Hotel On February 19, the boys sang for the seniors during record; and on another occasion they sang at an assembly in the aud- itorium. The BO-ys' Glee Club has studied several numbers this semester, including: NWinter Songf by Frederic Bullard; Sunrise and You, by Arthur A. Penn; uOut cf the Siience, by J T Galbraith; IIAbsent, by John W NIetcaif; In the Luxembourg Gardens, by Kath- leen Mannirig; Sing,Litt1e Banjo by Ira B Wilson; 'The 01d Road, by J P. Sco-;tt and Reveries, by I ,M Storch VIiss Hunt, Miss CliHm Ci 3.12:1 Mr. Zwickey attended North Central IiVisicn 72 the Music Educators' pal Con! i: I..Jianapo-1is, from Iharch I, -v-'...a'5-..RJ- -.-. -