Central High School - Helios Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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' President 5 : lm...........H.............I.III................I.IA.........I....I.IIIIIIIIIII.II..in-mi...............................mm...IH.......:....u....,............ GRA D RAPIDS SAVINGS BA K 48 , , 'IW ' 1, SE, Digi' The Bank Where You Feel at Home JjQyU . griQ7r oFFlcERs I ' 'A WILLIAM ALDEN SMITH Chairman of the Board 5 1, ' ' 1 ' CHARLES W. GARFIELD E I 1'-i ' Chairman Ex. Com. ' ' ' I ' GILBERT L. DAANE .itfiggis aim ? ' lwic REID I 1 is viii 1 I . i g TF 'ii it Wim i' ' K A I AQ g5--------- -, Pty fl up -ff ' L ARTHUR M. GODWIN ORRIN B. DAVENPORT I , -' W U ,mn Vice President Assistant Cashier ' niwi EARLE D. ALBERTSON HARRY J. PROCTOR F' N - ' ? Vice President and Cashier Assistant Cashier - EARL c. JOHNSON H. FRED OLTMAN -jg - I :E ,, u '. .Jai-Fi, Vice President Assistant Cashier ' ' Z5 'I E . ' TONY NOORDEWIER - Assistant Cashier BRANCH OFFICES GRANDVILLE AVENUE AND B STREET R. A. WESTRATE, Manager WEST LEONARD AND ALPINE AVENUE H. FRED OLTMAN, District Manager LEONARD AND TURNER CHRIS. RICKER, Manager GRANDVILLE AVE. 8: CORDELIA ST. PETER LEESTMA, Manager MONROE AVENUE, NEAR MICHIGAN JACOB HEERINGA, Manager MADISON SQUARE AND HALL STREET EDWARD L. SIKKEMA, Manager www EAST FULTON ST. 8: DIAMOND AVE. WILLIS VANDENBERG Manager WEALTHY STREET AND LAKE DRIVE JOHN W. SMITS Manager BRIDGE LEXINGTON AND STOCKING BERT Q. HAZELWOOD Manager BRIDGE AND MT. VERNON C. A. WORFEL Manager DIVISION AND FRANKLIN C. FRED SCHNEIDER Manager EASTERN AND FRANKLIN TONY NOORDEWIER Manager ASSETS OVER 519,000,000 Presenting All of the News for One Day 1 -I Do You Read -Side Lights -Dorothy Dix -Editorial Page -Fiction Stories -Sporting News 7 ' Readers of The Grand Rapids Press I get all of the Day's News in Authentic Form and in addi- tion hundreds f dollars worth of spe- cial features an d fiction, both interest- ing and educational. Keep Up VVith the Times Read THE GRA D RAPID PRESS -Etc., Etc., Etc.? A Newspaper For The Whole Family ax' 0

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H Get Into Business Business is the profession that offers you the most money and the highest social standing. Think of the outstanding men and women of America, and you will instantly recognize that of all professions, Business is the most important. Almost without exception, those who are the leaders in American Business began their careers as Secretaries, Bookkeepers, Stenographers or Salesmen. Make your time and energy do something for your CHOOSE BUSINESS for your Career. Even though you intend to go to college you need a thorough training in Stenography or Bookkeeping. If you cannot put from four to six of the best years of your life in college or university-you can in one quarter of the time, and at very little cost, become so thoroughly trained in the essentials of modern Business that you can obtain a position of dignity and one that pays well at the end of your course. What is more important-you will have the foundation to quickly grow into an execu- tive position or own a business of your own. Thirty years of Leadership behind every student of this school. It gives our graduates prestige. You may choose among ten standard and collegiate courses. Send for attractive free catalog. Start anyi time. School the year around. McLachlan Business University M. F. DENISE, Manager 5

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