Western High School - Friendship Yearbook (Parma, MI)

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Stanclzng Shnley Brad1sh Dolores OConnor Constance H1ll1d.1y Annctt Buchanan I1ene Murray Novella McKnabb M1116 Gunn Do1othy Cu111er Lena Mltchell Szttznq Ednm Faulkner Ruth MQlllll M155 P1tts fsponso1J LCDLIISC B11tche1 F1 mces Harnmell FALL AND SPRING 140 CLUB The members of th1s Club all of whom haxe re ce1ved the the 100 word +1ansc11pt1on award of the Gregg Wr1tcr jom ID the Defense Movement by prepar mg themselves tot SCIXICG ID the 1T1dL15tl 1al and profes s1onal l1fe ot ou1 demouacy The ldeals of Westeln H1gh School as 6Xf.I1lpl1f16,d by the faculty g1aduates and student body ale ou1 1nsp1rat1on We haxe endeavored to l1.,hten the burdens of the unfoltunate by gnmg a CDTISLIIIHS pal ty to the olphans 1n the Salvat1on Army HOIU6 and bx takmg g1fts at Eastel to the ch1ldren 1n the contag1ous ward at Herman K1efer HOSp1t8l We have made two tr1ps dllllflg the year to downtown COIUHIGICISI schools for observatlon of advanced work and haxe also Jomed the other COITIITIQICIHL clubs of Weste1n H1 h IH theu annual banquet 1n May F rut C Mxymhm A BIUQQCHIIII I Mullly R Hllllel D M lmbmg B Butlett D Schane M G1ctel Mzcldlr O S basuan I Rusmk A Ex ms W Felt A Av1gfne E Bnnth A F1y M Pyle B U L Fel1uk D Pitton R 1m1g1an D McG1ath R I'mc11 k K U1hold O Me 1d1ch1an R Zal1ag1r1s Front J Mudloff Y Ol1ver D Whlte H W1nte1s D Malrn bory D Serrato S Butcko M1ddle D McG1ath D Cchane M SchWc1dieg,e1 I M111 1ay J Wohllell G Llllos D Pltts Back E Mlkdl K Z1k1 T WHLHILIS M SCVICR W Fel1 B Be-aub1en NOTARY CLUB The Notary Club IS an orgamzed group of COITIITIGYCIHI students whose so1e purpose IS to DSC01118 acquamted VV1th the COITTITIGTCIHI and 1ndustr1al l1fe of Detro1t At present there are 91Xty three members who C3115 out the1r HCLIVILIGS under the sponsorshlp of M155 Hug and MISS Glams Each semeste1 the club plans ten legllldl mectmgs NVh1Ll'1 ale usually held exe1y othe1 Tuesday the 10th hour ID the lunch 1oo1n SIX speakels fl om x 81 IOUS ty pes of busmess are 1nv1ted to talk on subjects of mterest to COIHHTQFCIHI students ACLIVILIGS 1nclude trlps to mterestmg offlces two soc1al meetmgs and an annual plav In December the club Jomed wlth the 140 Club and the AIUIHUI Club ID pre sentmg the Redford Chlldren s Home w1th a Ch1 ISLITIBS party wh1ch IS another enjovable act1v1ty looked for ward to by all members The ofhcers of the club are Irene Mur1 ay pres1dent Betty Bartlett XICG pres1dent Darlene Malmbma sec retary tl easurer Robert Hamer Front E Sheltrown B Alsobxooks H M utcns T D1V0lSky B Klebs B Rolch A Karnahl G Gxams Mzddle S Fmdlay O Mltchell R Jones D M1l1tz B Zlo torzynskl J Naslmento I Kolp lcke Back C Mujowskl M P1l1bos1an A Sh1uga J Law1ence L Lavens M Rutland V Moore Page forty tom - ' I 5 . ' ' ' 1 1 , Q , . . . . , . , , , . 1 - Q ' , C ' , ' , v - 1 - ' 1 1 1' 1 1-I 1 . 4 ' u 11 X' Y ' '- , 1 , , . . . . .tc . . . . A. 1 , . , , , . ,Z ,.. .Z . . . . . . , Q I C Q . v i ' Q . . , - 7 A 1 . . - I' 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' - ' 1 . - 1 V- , . .., . . . ., . . - , , , , , , 1- . w iv xv I 1 1 ' ' , 1 A X --X X L, , 1 . ,. . , . . . 4. I C a Ly L . . . . . . - . Y y -V - if V 1 . . , , , , , ' . ' . V , .. . , 1' . , . ff 1- g , ' 'f ' . . , ' . . ' ' v g 1 1 ' v' Y 1 ' . . , . . , . . . . . V I 1 'V . V - 0 ' '- ' ' . . ' . 0 - - , ,V 1 1 - ' ' 'cr ' - 7 7 l p' F , , , c . rl . 2 1, 'Q , . H2 . . . . . . .., ' .. , . . . . . . . , . 1 , . . , . , . 1 .. . , , .' gf. . z' . . , . ' . . ., . z-, . . . .. ' ,. ,, . '. - ' ,. ' ' . ' ' '. - ,, . . C . . . . . c , . , . , , . . , . , . . . c . . .V , . e . . . ., . ' , . z' rznc: . Q , . 2 . .Q ' , . ' , . -: . , . , . ' . . ' . 4 ', di . .1 . .. , , . 1 . . D . . . . . , . , . .,- .

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The purpose of the Future Craftsman Club is to promote skill in all lines of craftsmanship and further acquaint its members with the industrial world. Activities sponsored by Mr. Brierly were the making and selling of basket- ball pins to the Western High student body. Western's Future Craftsmen attended the State Convenion at Hamtramck High School bringing back two trophies and seven ribbons. Ken McClow took a cup in drafting and George Kwiatkoskils sailboat took the second one. Second and third prizes in draft- ing were taken by Paul Poirier and Frank Chikos. In machine shop Gerald Harrington placed second and Chester Watrobski won second in photography. In auto starting Dick Cengor, James Litton and Sam Pilibosian, who made up the teams, took second. Other activities were swimming, bowling, and a trip to Great Lakes Steel Corporation Graduates of the commercial department of Western High have served their country rn clerical posrtrons rn the Army courts and postal service rn the C C C rn Federal Bureau of Investigation rn the Circuit Courts rn the offices of Congressmen and in Government bureaus rn Washington Lansing rn the De trort Crty Hall Public Library Board of Fducatron and several schools as well as rn plants manufacturing munitions and other defense sr pplres They have also taken part rn other fields of industry and many have used then first positions as stepping stones to places of great responsibility Loy alty to school mutual assistance and oppor tunrty for service to the comrnunrty are fos t red by the Club The Dramatrcs Club under the supervision of Mr Sexton has for its purpose the train ing of students in the art and technique of acting Mr D Sexton is a well known authority on dramatic ability and has lec furcd at several club meetings During the semester reviews of plays, given at the Cass or Wilson Theaters are dis cussed and a report rs given concerning the progress of the club s activities Other features of the club this year have been the presentation of the readings The Crernatron of Sam McGee by Armin Wolf A Call to Arms and Food for Thought by Catherine Unhold Aunt Sarah s Quilt by Clara Merritt the declamatron Acres of Dramcrrds by Elaine Megenrty and the speech Spartacus to the Gladiators by Mr D Sexton Front R Strckley L Edwards P Porrrer F bits G Kwratkowskr Back G Harrington G Pappas T Dunne B Merkel P Bukrs K R McClow L Kuczajda H Stout R Milligan Back Jack Zwrck Ruth Cunox Lila Haskel Elizabeth Merna Front Rosalie Mitchel Miss Dora Pitts Spon sor Georgina Mitchell President Front H Lrakakrs B Schembry R Zalrn grrrs La Gassey Jr Treasurer P Rus sell Vice President Mr Sexton Sponsor R Vickers Secretary W Owen Presr dent V Attard P Drou D Jones Mzcldle E Conner H Goren G Moynrhan P D Abney R Reeves A Harris S Arm -., strong J Fairchild C Brown M Nemeth W Wahefreld K Unhold V Hanson M Towar Back W Boudreau G Morrison J Manos L Fogelman J Lazo R Schultz J Slrvrn sky G Krshrgan J Rumney J Buelk FUTURE CRAFTSMEN COMMERCIAL ALUMNI DRAMATICS CLUB Page forty three M .M- 7 ' ' 'S ' 1 7 7 . q . -Q - 1 . , Q . v -J 1 v ' 1 ' . s . V 1 - D C . . L 'J . , , . 1 - X 1 , . . . pl . F 1 ' - , an C - as - S- , .r I as I rr av X5 at 11 - xv v . ' ' 4' . . ,, . . , Y . 1 rr -, 1 - as ' A . : . ' Q I 1 Q Y .D . ' -,. A Chrkos, F. J. Brierley, A. PowoJskr, C. Trb- , . . ' I . ' . . . ' , - , . ' Y . , .. . , . , . , . ' . .i' l' . - ' , ' . ' V : . . Q .4 1 . V - A . 'g 1 , . ' : . ' ' , . ' , . ' - 1 D , E' -, 9 - - I , t - 9 - , 5 A ' - - ' 5 - Y ' Q . ' , , y , , X I . . . . . f at LW ' , 3 f ' - ' rs-of ' .3 fr, ' . . D- ' , . , . ' S y, , . , . , . , . , . . . , . : . ' , . ' . . , . .. -A , . , . - , . , . , . .

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,gif SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE MR CARL O MOODY EARL BETTINCER dlrector PHX LLIS STOREY On the nlghts of December 13th and 14th mystery and comedy Vlblted Westerns audl torlum 1n the melodramat1c farce Seven Keys To Baldpate by Ceorge lVI Cohan Under the fme d1rect1on of M1 Carl O Moody the play proved to be a great success and one of the most entertalnxng g1ven 1n a number of years The members of the cast gave a superb performance of thelr dramatlc ab1l1ty Phyllls Storey portrayed the part of Mary Norton the newspaper leporter who wlth her compamon Mls Rhodes played by Betty Barr 1nterrupted Wllllam H Magee a novellst played by Eaxl Bettlnger Many excltlng events took place IH the old 1nn where Magee went seeking peace and qulet to wr1te h1S noxel The people who brought about the actlon were Bland a IT11l l1ona1re s r1ght hand man played by Robert Hamer Mayor Cargan played by John Scott Lou Max the Mayors man Frlday played by Everett Woods Thomas Hayden a 11111 l1ona1re play ed by Jacob Segroves Myra Thornh1ll a blackmader played by Ruth Powell Peters the Helnnt played by Wllllaln Owen Jxggs Kennedy the Chlef of Pohce poxtrayed by Schuvlex Pattelson Kennedy was asslsted ln unravelxng the mystery by two p0l1CGIH6D Ralph BOJEIHONVSKI and Robert Denn1s Ol1ve Sebastlan and John W1lson played the parts of the ca1etake1s of the 1nn Mr and Mrs Qunnby who had been sent there by the ownex of the 1nn played by R1chard Koppltch Page forty fwe