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

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M3659 SC' ll K 'Q if 'Q SC Q I CD. Q' 'T K gl K Ll K' C12 K fl. K' 'D SC Ll K 32 if 'Q Q 9 Q 9 Q 9 Q . . 9 365063 Ll Q 5 l it ii r l r C? First Row: Lulu Taber, Willard Kingsbury, Leigh Chatterson, Barbara Van der Vort, Gale Saunders. 9 ' Second Row: Lorna Hewer, Marian Lamb, Carl Rowe, joseph Russell, Nancy Frohne, Margaret O'Connor. Q Third Row: Elizabeth Howard, Jack Newville, William Billings, Ilo Koning, Margaret Coulson. Q F? Top Row: Lee Graves, Arthur Wilson, F9 F9 2 Senior Class Oitificers .sb HE Senior Class officers have a most important part in the class. Every Q officer does his share to make the group function properly. He feels that sb it is his duty to his class to give the best that is in him in order to make as the group of Senior Class officers a splendid influence and guide for the whole Q school. The class of '27 has as President, Leigh Chattersong Vice-President, Q Barbara Vander Vortg Secretary, Gale Saunders, Treasurer, Willard Kings- sb bury, Advisory Board members, Lulu Taber, joseph Russellg Poet, Arthur Q Wilsolng Grator, VVilliam Billings, Numeral Day Orator, Lee Graves, Spade 9 Orator, Elizabeth Howard, Prophets, Nancy Frohne, Margaret O'Connor, G2 Jack Newvilleg Artists, Margaret Coulson, Ilo Koningg Class March, Margaret sb O'Connorg Words to Class Song, Nancy Frohneg Music to Class song, Lorna S Hevver, Editor of the Helios, Carl Rowe, Historian, Marian Lamb, Cartoon- K, ist, Marguerite Coulson. G Qjffejwea if fl K' C12 in LD, Q' il SF 52 T CD Q' fl, SF C12 K' 'T Qi Ll I C2 if T, K' C12 Qi 32 Q 9 Q :sf Q 2 Q 5 9 Q E' 962:

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C12 Q' 32 K '32 Q J Q 9 Q J Q 9 Q .9 Q Q5 Q QD Q Q1 Q Q5 Q J Q J Q 9 Q 9 Q 9 Q Seated: Lulu Taber, Leigh Chatterson, Barbara Van der Vort. Standing: Miss Hayes, Miss Holt, Mr, Robinette, Miss Heaton, Joseph Russell, The Senior Advisory Board Sb HE Senior Advisory Board of the past year consisted of four members Q of the Senior Class: Leigh Chatterson, Barbara Vander Vort, Lulu J Taber, joseph Russellg and four members of the faculty: Miss Hayes, an Miss Holt, Mr. Robinette, and Mr. Smith. After Mr. Smith's severe illness at Q CNS GBE Christmas time, Miss Heaton took his place. tj The Advisory Board, as its name implies, advises the class on important KJ decisions. All proposed Senior activities must receive the approval of this J board before they can be submitted to the class for rejection or approval. The QQ Class Play is chosen by this group and also the Class Artist. i VVhen matters of precedent are in question Mr. Switzer and Miss Daniels 5 help in the deliberation of the board. The Work of the Advisory Board is EQ very important, and the efforts of its members should be appreciated by the F Q C12 Q3 Ll Q sr Q' 52 Q E6 E9 9 E2 Q Q Q 9 Q 9 Q 9 Q 9 Q 9 Q J Q 9 Q 9 Q J Q 9 Q J Q 9 Q

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J5 Q Q 'Q 2 Q ,D QD 3 T 2 Q it 9 if 3 2 Q Ll J tl Q 'Q 9 Si' Q 'Q J S6 Q 32 9 Sf Q 'Q Q S5 Q '12 Q r Q First Row: Zelda Mac Naughton, Lois.Sandler, Beatrice Loomis, Alrn'a'Van Atta, Elizabeth Howard. W 9 SecoigwiowB:eatlxIKagg1e?xAete:ll,Connor, VVi1lard Kingsbury, Kathleen Millington, Margaret Coulson, Gerald I KJ zlxgicfski-gS1Rosel1erry, Martin De Young, William Billings, Arthur Ten Elshof, Joseph Russell, J QS Senior Senate ff HE Senior Senate is a new organization at Central High School this il year, organized to record the attendance in the senior session room and T take charge of the order in the session room and in the halls. The pur- L2 pose of the senate is to stimulate in the seniors, as upper classmen, a greater ff feeling of responsibility for order and obedience to rules, thereby creating E better order in the session room. E There are twelve members in the Senate. Six of these members are' Qi chosen by the seniors, and six are appointed by Miss Hayes in conference Q with other teachers. Nine of these members take charge of the session room gi during the nine periods of the day. One serves to take the place of absent- 12 senior senators if there are any. Two have charge of the halls. This consti- Q3 tutes the duties of the twelve senators. 2 Meetings of the Senate are held at which Miss Hayes presides. Prob- ep lems of the Senate are discussed, and suggestions for general welfare in halls Q3 and session rooms are made. LQ As an experiment the Senior Senate has proved Very satisfactory and K well worthy of continuing. Q-gqmwmxo 'MD EQ Q9 Q 9 Q 9 c SC' U2 SC' ll Q' 'Q is 52 I il I Cl ti Ll Q' it li 32 lj '32 K '52 I 52 SC. il lf Q . Q' . . oeafewfe-