The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-03
Future to Hold
Many Special
Interests


what are your plans for next
year," Roosevelt seniors responded
with various definite. indefinite,
and witty remarks. This survey OF
the future reveals many ambitions,
secret and otherwise. but never
theless fall will probably find at
least so per cent enrolled In col
leges and universities.
The largest percentage OF this
class OF Al are making plans TO
attend school during the coming
year-some know definitely, 9TH
ers are still guessing. Typical OF the
decisions OF this group are: Helen
Ableson, Maybe take a POSTCARD
uate course at Ypsilanti High
School,; June Bird. 81 guess I'm
going to Cleary's-or the Normal;
Tom Burnett. Guess I'll retire-or
30 to Michigan State; Noel Camp
bell. I'm going to go to college;
Arlo Cox. Go to college probably
University OF Michigan or Normal;
Bob Ferguson, college somewhere
Yale or Purdue; Jane Finigan,
Take business course in De-
troit"; Marian George, go to school
probably here or Michigan State;
Betty Giles, II want to go to col
lege, but l don't know where;
Dorothy Golczynski. Go to school!
Surprising, isn't it?"; Mercile Har-
ris, I'm not sure-either Fisk or
Howard College; Doris Holly, go
to school, | suppose; John Ken
nedy, Il want to go to the UniYer-
sity Of Michigan; Marilyn Miller,
= college somewhere-maybe Al
bion"; Margaret Pillsbury, Going
to University Of Michigan for nurs.
g. training; Mac Sanders, Prob
ably be at Edison Institute FW
hoping, anyway; Moeta Sloss, go.
ing to Detroit to st. Joseph's";
Adelaide Smith, go to school, |
suppose; Ted Weber, "I'm going
to Notre Dame; Annette Wiesen-
bacher, 60 to college some place;
Helen Williams. go to school,
think the University of Michigan "
A number OF this group have def
nitely decided to remain here in
Ypsilanti and will continue their
education at the Normal. Alfred
Burreii, Betty Cooney, Pat du Pont,
Marcia Geddes, Doris Johnson, Jean
Millar, Brookshire Richardson,
Joan Schrepper. Mary Steimle. and
Myrtle Warner are these future
Hurons.
The rest OF the class is equally
divided, half planning to. go to
work, and the other half undecided
at present. The students planning
to make their own in the world
are: Virginia Batalucco, Work and
then 90 to college; Jean Besore,
Work at the Hotel Huron; Glen
Durham, Work for the Edison
Company; Janet Esler, I'm going
into training at st. Joseph's"; Mary
Evans, I'm going to work at the
Michigan China Company; Jean
Fitzpatrick. I'm going to work;
Bill Huston, Join the Navy -
maybe; Morgan McCalla, Either
farming or working in a grain ele-
yator"; Leora Mclean. Il intend to
do office work; Virginia Neubert,
I'm going to work for a while -
then go to beauty school; Claude
Patton, Me? I'm going to join the
Navy: Marjorie Pilbeam. Il hope
to work; Allan Schreiner. Going
TO work for my father; Neul Snod-
grass, Work in a factory, | guess"
Those who are undecided as yet
came forth with such remarks as:
Malta Beard, I'm not sure. go to
college, guess; Donald Hagen,
81 don't know; Dorothy Bissell,
Il don't know-Business College,
guess; Bill Hayden. 81 don't
know-go to Normal, gusss";
Kathleen Holloway, go to college
-Cleary's-or try to get a job"
Bob Holloway, Either join the
Navy or go to college: Bob Hops,
II don't know; Delphine Trey, GO
TO Cleary's or work; Bob Northrup,
81 don't know: Herbert Smith,
What am going to do? It's hard
to say: Roger Smith, 81 don't
know; Celia Stoltz, II don't know
go to college. guess; Bill Swi-
hart, Either work or enter aero
nautical school,: Ted Thomas. I'm
going to travel: Phyllis Wiles,
II don't know-guess I'll work or
90 to college; Gertrude Zanen, 81
don't know for sure"
At present three members of this
class, Edward Zumbrogal, John
Wiles. and Lucian Finklea, are en-
ployed at Camp Legion.
Marilyn Miller.