Central High School - Delphian Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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, Y' 'D' 'V' -v-v-v-v- ,, ,.'1!.5B,.1'- -lfnjs Sb Allen, Duane Andrus, Lewis Badger, Bruce Bailey, Ruth Barr, Earl Bayless, Paul Beach, Leah Bennink, Miriam Bestervelt, Suzanne Blessing, Gladys Blessing, Marjorie Boersma, Lucille Bowers, Frederick Bowers, Grace Bowers, Hortense Boyles, George Brakeman, Maxine Brigham, Lyle Brown, Esther Buckley, Ruth Mary Bucklin, Lucille Butler, La Vern Calkins, Merritt Chase, Leila Cooper, Frank Cooper, Lorraine Corey, Richard Cross, Charles Cross, Genevieve Dalenberg, Evelyn Davison, George Decker, Grace Deise, Joan De Koning, Henry De Vries, Jacob De VVyze, John Draper, Alice Dykema, Clara Ehrmann, Virginia Elliott, Alice Elliott, Wesley Faling, Sylvia Ferguson, Elsie Fitzgerald, Richard Flegal, Catherine Forbes, Winona Foreman, Elaine Franklin, Doris Frye, Marguerite Gelow, Louise The Wilson Gilfillan, Fredricka Gilman, Dorothy Gilman, Phyllis Green, Beatrice Grofert, Helen Hallberg, Mildred Harback, Duane Hargie, Kenneth Heiney, Leona Heiney, Harley Herron, Leslie Hoben, Elizabeth Holder, Ethel . Holley, Mahlon Hopper, Pauline Hoskins, Mary Howard, john Howard, Max Howland, Harold Hunter, Albert Jackson, Paul Jennings, Ralph johnson, Burleigh johnson, Charles johnson, Dick johnson, Helen Johnson, Howard Johnson, Marjorie Joldersma, Eleanor Jones, Thomas Keevan, VVilliam Kirby, VVinifred Kline, Richard Kress, Duane Lancaster, Lavone Lewis, Bessie Lewis, Robert Loomis, jane Loomis, Louis Luzinsky, Helen Mac Dowell, Maxine Mack, Russell Manchester, Henrietta Manion, Richard Mars, Eleanor Mason, Vivian Mead, Kenneth Menck, Harold Meyle, Jay Miller, Russell Myers, W'ilma Nash, Richard Newcomer, Illif Newton, Betty Newton, Le Moyne Norwood, Gwendolyn Olvitt, William Paul, Catherine Percy, Dewain Perego, Wirth Phillips, Louise Pierce, Kenneth Pierce, William Poland, Elizabeth Pollard, Howard Porter, Maroc Pratt, Charles Pratt, Fred Pritchard Dorthea Pritchard, Oliver Pullen, Howard Richards, Helen Richards, Ruth Richards, Josephine Robertson, Margaret Rogers, Donna Rogers, Eileen Rose, Charles Simonds, Bernice Sliss, Henry Swith, Norris Spealman, Thelma Sprague, Madeline Stanley, Francis Switzer, Beatrice Tarbet, Louise Tazelaar, Adrian Tazelaar, Arthur Terpstra, John Thomas, Richard Tidey, Evelyn Tift, Carl t Tolhurst, Harry Van Liere, james Veenhuis, Claude Wagner, Helen Wilcox, Priscilla Williams, Claude Yonker, Donald i W lljlwigb 'CSSKH' Page Seventy Nme

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Rmkv-Dmks This group of Centralites has been guided and helped througfh its third year by Bliss julia Rigterink, their capable advisor. For one of the small homerooms it has a large number of prominent students, eight of which are in the National Honor Society. 'lt also has the unique honor of having one of its members, Stanley Stewart, appointed to VV:-st Point. The Rinky-Dinks were successful in homeroom debating. XYith but slight prep- aration the team won their first debate. XVirh this encouragement they continued and Q9 -S Pugf Eigflziy