Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1948 volume:

We Dedicate This Book To . . . Grace D. Pixel ... an inspiration . .. a friend ... a guide for twenty-three years. But when the sun in all his state Illumined the eastern skies, She passed through glory's morning gate And walked in Paradise. : 1 I t t t t ► ‘ ■- ■ ■ ■ ' 1 James Aldrich STUDENT UNION OFFICERS. Sarah Jane Carrell. corresponding secretary: Cal Samra. vice-president; Joseph Pelham, president; Beverly Telford, recording secretary. This year brought revisions to the Student Union Constitution as the Student Union members, over two thousand strong, decided to extend voting privileges to “all students officially enrolled in Central High School.” Also, the executive body will include a president, vice-president, secretary and treasurer as officers, by way of another amendment. Other ambiguous clauses in the Constitution were cleared as a result of three months’ work by a committee headed by George Sharpe. As in the past, the Student Union has offered its members admission to most of Central’s games, assemblies, and parties along with a subscription to the Arrow Head. It has served to unify and to make extra-class activities representative of the whole school. I he President of the Student Union was Joseph Pelham and the position of Vice-President was held by Cal Samra. Beverly Telford served as Recording Secretary, and Sarah Jane Carrell as Corresponding Secretary. The cameras all are ready Slioal” the director cries, Taking scenes of 48” To unreel before your eyes. The first reels are of Seniors The stars the school holds dear, Followed by the clubs and sports That reigned throughout the year. —Jim Moore ,4t last we see the starlets The endless cast that waits, To fill the role of present stars When their class graduates. Yes, on this film is captured Deeds of the Senior class, IT ho leave behind a record bright .Is grandly on they pass. ' t t I t t t t I I I ■! ■ ' ■ ‘ STUDENT COUNCIL. First row, left to right—Bill Billings, Roberta Jimerson, Betty Lacy, Dorothy Zavell, Cal Samra, Vice-President; Beverly Telford, Recording Secretary; Sarah Jane Carroll. Correspond- ing Secretary; loseph Pelham. Pat Elmer. Second row- Connie Lafbcdo, Clarence Rcvord, Bob Murdock, Norman Bradford, Don Bushev, Marshall Hershon, Beverly Crane, Barbara Arrand, Nan Curry. June Thom- son, Joyce Newberry, Joan Irwin, Lee Ann Lehr. Third row—Don Barnes, Bob Beck. Jim Anderson. Dick Shaw. A Ivan Roland. William Parker, Dayne Davis. Jo Irwin, Lucille Underwood. Jean Kruetzman. Richard Warren, Joyce Foltz. Fourth row—Joan Sheldon. Iris Rowe, Marilyn Howe, Mary Lynn Ross, Sherry Rood, Ron Liddle. Jerry Humphreys, Don Green. Evelyn Kiefer, Barbara King. Fifth row— George Sharpe. Sharon Walters. Gertrude Lennox. Sue Turner. Barbara Rewey. Joyce Carlson. Beverly Kile. Shirley Compson, Helen Samaras, Ruth Teitelbaum. Sixth row—Joyce Wisely. Barbara Gwyn, Alice Draper, Joyce Easter. Joan Ferguson. Carolyn Grabiel. Jean Dowd. Janet Soper, Shirley Haner, Joan Bennett. Seventh row— Mary Underwood, Rosemary Davis. Mark Turpen, Ted Neely, Thomas Williams, Janice Gerholz, Elise Bennett, Pat Rathburn, Donna Goff. Student Council This year, as in the past, Central’s Student Council has striven for better relations between students, faculty, and the community. Representatives from each group have come together in order to perfect conditions of the school and to perform works which will be beneficial to Cen- tral’s citizens. Not only were the school and community served, but also far-away parts of the world where chil- dren of different lands received Red Cross boxes packed by members of the Student Council Red Cross Committee under the direction of Roberta Jimerson. The War Orphan Committee again supervised the sending of boxes to the Belgian war orphan adopted by the Central students. Due to the Student Union Constitution amendments, the head of the Finance Commission will be replaced by a treasurer next year. Under Ruth Teitlebaum’s direction, the commission made ap- propriations for classes organizations, and activities and submitted the budget for 1948. In addition to sponsoring the Clean-Up Campaign, obtaining trash cans for the campus, and supervising the purchase of shrubs, the Welfare Commission, directed by Dayne Davis also se- cured suggestion boxes in the main office. Arrangements for the bands and decorations at the various social events were handled by the Social Commission supervised by Rosemary Davis. The Activities Commission, headed by Bill Billings, supervised the submission of the Stage Craft Club charter. They were also responsible for the opening of the lunch rooms. Setting t 6 This is our Bell . . . taken from the “Old Flint Ilif h School” ... a tradition on our grounds Here toe eat lunches, take hikes, gaze out from class window . . . All of this is our campus Along these paths pass the student body . . . Winter and summer alike these walks lead to our school This is Central’s corridor . . . Through this hall pass approximately three thousand students daily. t Shamil Walters Mary Watt Class of 1948 I his year has been a wonderful one for the class of '48 because it is their senior year. Much has been accomplished through the cooperation of the senior officers: Dorothy Zavell, president; Sharon Walters, secretary; Mary Watt, treasurer, and the class sponsors, Miss Dietrich and Miss Doetsch. As Seniors the class presented their annual play. This year it was “Arsenic and Old Lace” by Joseph Kesserling, a comedy in three parts. The play was under the direction of Mrs. Helen Brown. I he Senior Board of Directors, working with the class officers and sponsors, planned the Senior Dinner Dance, Commencement, Honors Assembly, Senior Sing, and Baccalaureate, all important events in the senior year. Sports also held their place in '48, when city, valley, and state honors went to the football squad, and city and valley honors to the basketball team. I he Senior Class has accepted its responsibility to uphold the traditions and ideals of Central High. Now, after three successful years, they are ready to accept a new responsibility, and as citizens of tomorrow, are prepared to meet the future. SENIOR BOARD OF DIRECTORS. First Row—Sharon Walters, Secretary; Dorothy Zavell. President; Mary Watt. Treasurer. Second Row— Marjorie Murphy. Ernestine Clutts, Mary Frakes, Sally Phillion, Sharley Dillon, Barbara Brown. Pat King. Third Roto—Shirley Treffry, Esther Van Houten, Mary Taylor. Mary Jane Rodgers, Rita Stark. Fourth Row—Jerry Schafer, Russ Boone. Jim Moore, Oscar Ingrain, Jim Bishop, Don Collison, Bob Kelley. t t Valedictorians i i 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 i 1 J 1 « 1 5 1 ' Salutatorian Kenneth E. Averill Graduating With High Distinction Keith 11. Averill James YV. Bishop Irene I lamel Bettie June I licks Joseph Alger Pelham Isabel Clifford Bash Roberta Claire Tinder I Icrbert Eugene Tuttle Mary Elizabeth Frakes Martin Fruitman Jean Marie Kruetzman Evelyn Joyce.Oldham Marguerite Louise Smith Marv Emilv Tavlor Mary Joan Watt Dorothy Eugenia Zavell Graduating With Distinction Top Row Joan E. Hard Jerome LaRue Basista Lyle Dale Beaver Dorothy Louise Bowersox Barbara J. Brown Goldie I. Buchanan Beverly Belle Caswell Mary Ernestine Clutts John Edwin Cole William Edward Cooke Second Rmv Third Row Leggy Hartley Edward Joseph Horvath Ernest Robert Johnson Betty Lou Kearney Theodore Richard Kielts Patricia Ann King Verna Mae King Betty June Lacy Mary Ellen Lindley Doris Jean Ixrckhart Fourth Ro7v Fifth Rou John Patrick Richmond Mary Jane Rodgers Doris Jean Root Margaret Janette Rutherford Jerome David Schafer Lois L. Shores Barbara Elaine Simonson Florence Jean Smith Verna Mac Smith Norma Christine Spidle Sixth Row Rosemary Davis Joann Di Is worth I a Donna Lee Doran Barbara Joan Eseltine Josephine F. Fleischmann Patricia Anne Forth F. Robert J. Fowler Mildred Joan Friel Robert M. Fuller Richard Bruce Harmon Lois May I ockhart Leon St. Dennis Malone, Jr. Delaphine Caroline Moughler Joyce Ann Newberry Milo C. Nielsen, Jr. William Orosz Wilma Mae Ormiston Ruth Lillian Outland Richard Frank Pekarek Dorothy Mae Rappley Ijois Millicent Naomi Spooner James Edward Stephens Leonard F. Stewart Carolyn Joan Stout Patricia Ann Strong Sharon Louise Walters Mary Elizabeth Williams Julia Ann Woodcock Joan Virginia Yohannan William W. Zakariasen Not pictured—Bernard J. McCulloch 3 1 1 i i i i i i ■ ' j 1 1 1 1 Ackerman. Mary Loraine Amoss. Helen J. Concert Hami, Kaleidoscope. Adams. Anita Joannette Student Union, Senior Life Saving. Swimming. Bowling, Field Hockey. Belle Masque, F Club. Anderson. Douglas Martin Attic Players. Student Council. Kaleidoscope. Adams. Marion Anderson, lames Harold Student Council, Varsity Swimming. 0 Adkins. Thomas Vincent Angell. Eugene Merril Marching Hand, Track. Alexander. David Lee Intramural Basketball Ankney. Ray J. Junior Varsity Basketball. Intramural Basketball. Reserve Baseball, Mohawk Hi-Y. Alexander. Frank Swimming Annis. Edward P. All. Stephen Student Union, President A Canpella Choir, Marriage of Nanette,” Boys’ Glee Club, Kaleido- scope, Madrigal Octette. Apploboo, Wilma Ilene Mixed Chorus Allen, Janet Appolonia. Lucille Basketball, Field Hockey, Badminton, Volleyball, Baseball Manager, Senior Hoard of Directors. Allen. Thomas Phelps Swimming, Track. Armstrong. Eithel Ammon. Jeannino Amelia Life Saving Arnold. Charles Keith Belle Masque, Student Council, Senior Board of Directors. Arrand. Phyllis I. Banks. Ralph Edward Asplund. Kenneth H. Intramural Basketball Barbee. Evelyn Attridge. James Bard. Joan E. Chorus Averill. Keith H. Varsity Club Secretary, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Track. Barnett. Barbara Jean Belle Masque Averill. Kenneth E. Varsity Club Vice-President, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball. Track. Barth. Eugene Robert Baba. Martha Evelyn Mixed Chorus. Junior Board of Directors. Kaleidoscope, Girls’ Glee Club, Perfect Typing Club. Bartlett. Fred Student Council. Concert Band. Orchestra, Marching Band, A Cappella Choir. Pep Band, Choral Octette. Backhaut. Joseph Marching Band. A Cappella Choir. Basista. Jerome LaRue Chcm Club Badal. Lydia Rose Bateman. Herman Wesley Hi-Y Club Bailey. Patricia Ann Bowling Captain Bates. Patricia Lou Baseball, Hockey. Basketball. Howling. Ballantyne. Edward M. Kaleidoscope Battiste. Robert Lawrence Baughan. Robert Dennis Marching Hand. Pep Rand. Concert Hand. Kaleidoscope. Bornstoin. Mimi Rosalind Beach. Helen Bertasso. Irene leanette Boaton. Donna Student Council Beynon. Moyra Patricia Beaver. Leon Ray Bigelow. June Constance V-Teens, Alpha Rho Tan. Beaver. Lyle Dale Bigger. William Paul Belle Masque. Kalcidosco|� e. Bell. Martha Jean Concert Hand Secretary Bishop. lames W. Varsity Club President. Junior Board of Directors. Varsity Football, Varsity Tennis. Reserve Basketball. Bender. Charles Raymond Black. Juanita Benmark. Vern Darwin Varsity Football. Track, Baseball. Blair, William George Intramural Basketball Bennett. Elise Everingham Senior Life Saving, Student Council. Blue. Robort Bentley. Joyce Louise Blunt. Lola Mae Bodino. James Thirstin Boyd, Robert Ivan Football, “Spring Green,” Tennis. Track. Kaleido sco|k Arrow Head, “Arsenic and Old I.ace” Bohl, Richard John Boyne. Jacqueline Ann Stepping Stones Boles. William Marching Band. Assistant Drum Major. Boze. Sue Ann Bolser. Bennie L. Brabbs. Betty Jane Library Service Boone. John Brabbs, Theodore A. Attic Players. Varsity Club, Student Council, Track, Varsity Football. “Merchant of Venice” Boone. Russoll B. Mohawk Hi-Y, Sophomore. Junior, Senior Board of Directors, Football, Basket- ball Trainer, Track Manager, Track. A Cappella Choir, Mixed Chorus, Quartet. Intramural Basketball. Braden. Dorothy Rowling. Mixed Chorus. Borgerson. Lewis Keith Student Council, Arrow- Head Business Manager. Bradley. Barbara Leona Borowiak. Voronica Carrie Brannack. Robert D. Boughen. Malcolm Bray. Robort S. Bowersox. Dorothy ('hem Club, Equestriennes. Bowling League. Brewer. Norma Kay . : K t i i t i t e K 1 3 9 3 a a a a a a a a a a a a Brigance. Thelma K Club, Hockey. Softball. Badminton. Basketball. Volleyball, Tennis, Bowling. Buhler. Walter William Brohn. Margaret Jeannine F Club Vice President, Bowling, Life Saving, Archery. Softball, Basketball, Field Hockey. Bulger. John Ross Marching Band Brotebeck. Robort Bernard Hi-Y. Reserve Football. Intramural Basketball. Bunker. Raymond Brown. Barbara J. K Club. Arrow Head. Prospectus Girls’ Sports ..ditor. Senior Board of Directors. Junior and Senior Life Saving. Basketball, Hockey. Bowling. Volleyball. Tennis. Bunyan. Loring David Attic Players. Kaleidoscope Opening Chorus, Spring Green , If I Were King. Prince and the Pauper. Barretts of Winipole Street.” Marching Band, Pep Band. Concert Band. Brown. Dalo Attic Players. Barretts of Wimpolc Street Kaleidoscope. Concert Band, Orchestra. Choir. Pep Band, Marching Band. Burgess, Nancy Ann F Club. Y-Teen. Belle Masque. Basketball. Softball. Field Hockey. Swimming. Senior Life Saving. Rowling Captain. Badminton Manager. Brown. Robert H. Varsity Club, Cross Country, Track. Burgess. Nancy Kathleen Arrow Head. Prospectus. Cent Club. Mixed Chorus. Bryan. Betty Library Service Burke. Dorothy Jean Buckner. Jay Daniel Varsity Swimming Burns. Jean Hamilton Bowling, Volleyball, Kaleidoscope. Buiiey. Dolores Marie Bushoy. Donald Albert Varsity Club. Student Council, varsity Football. Varsity Tennis. Bussinoau. Eddie Carpenter. Katherine Jean Mixed Chorus Cain Evelyn Darleen Carr. John William Arrow Head A Cappclla Choir Colder. Nancy Kathryn Carson. Co.leen Dei dec Club Caldwell. Catharine H. Boosters Club. Volleyball. Carter. Ann Julia Student Council Calugaru. Eleanor Girls’ Glee Club. Kaleidoscope. Carter. Marguerite Bowling Camp. Billy Joe Concert Band. Marching Band. Pep Band. Carter. Mary Charlott' Bowling Cantley. Neil Adelbert Case. Ralph E. Kaleidoscope Carey. James W. Cashdollar. Wanda Mane Carlson. Carl Arvid Marching Band. Reserve Foot ball Caswell. Beverly Roll G.A.A., F Club. Attic Players. Sophomore Board of Directors. Swimming. Junior and Senior Life Saving. Hockey. Carlson. Joan Lucille Chapman. Gladys Lee J Chapman, Nancy Alice Bowling Clutts. Mary Ernestine Attic Players Charles. Lloyd I. Cojeen. Harriet C.A.A.. Glee Club. F Club. Bowling Team Captain. Softball, Basketball. Band. Chatas, Georgia I. F Club. Hockey, Basketball, Tennis, Volleyball, Bowling. Badminton, Baseball. Cole. John Edwin Chatfield. Marian M. Bowling. Hockey, Volleyball, Archery, Badminton, Basketball. Coleman, Don Edwin Varsity Swimming, Varsity Football, Varsity Club. Chiszar. Elvira Rose Coleman, Paul Sophomore Basketball, Golf. Christensen. Barbara Delores Arrow Head. Prospectus. Kaleidoscope, Opening Chorus, Student Council, Forensic. Forum. Attic Players, “If I Were King’' Barretts of Wimpole Street' Prince and the Pauper” Collins. Betty Lee Christian. Sonia Collison. Donald Roy Student Council, Senior Board of Directors. Marching Band. Concert Band, Kaleidoscope. Chuleas. Mable Alice F Club, Basketball, Badminton, Softball. Volleyball. Bowling. Coliver. Marilyn F. Glee Club, Kaleidoscope. Ciocan. Mary Jane Latin Club. Arrow Head. Senior Board of Directors. Confer, Evelyn Clark. Dolores Joan Marriage of Nannette. Mixed Chorus, Bowling. Cook. Frances Jean Marriage of Nannette” Cook, James Willis Sophomore Football, Marching Band. Concert Band. Pep Band. Orchestra. Crowl. Delores Marie Bowling Cooko, William Edward Sophomore Basketball. Concert Band. Marching Band, Pep Band. Intramural Basketball. Curtis. Margaret Anne Coons. Joyce Eloanor Curtiss, Marjorie Louiso Corrigall. Ronald Kent Baseball Dailey. Lucille M. Craig. Ronald Edward T rack Dandron, Joyce Ann Crane. Harold J. Daniels. Robert Jim Crane. William Hi-Y, Boosters Club. Basket- ball, Varsity Baseball. Davis. Rosomary Alpha Rho Tau, Student Council. Senior Board of Directors, Howling, Hiking, Swimming, Tennis, Softball. Craword, Norma Jean Davis. Scottie Marie Crimmins. Barbara A. Student Council Day. Charles Weston Varsity Baseball Crossley. Joseph James Deacons. Betty Jane Arrow Head, Bowling. Dean. Alden John Dorland, Richard W. i i i i i i n ' ■ ' r n r r r« Dilsworth. Joann Y-Tecns. Bowline. Badminton. Basketball. Junior Life Saving. Dear. Anabel Charlotte Library Assistant. Archery. Kaleidoscope. Dingman. Jacqueline Dejournette. Cecile Softball. Basketball. Bowling. Archery. Dittmer. Rolerick T. Arrow Head. Prospectus Boys’ Sports Editor. DeMoss. Vernal Dean Dively, Marian Sylvia Student Council. Sophomore. Junior and Senior Board of Directors. DoPriost. Leota Dixon. Phyllis Jean Baseball. Volleyball. Tennis. Diboll. Beverly Jane BowlinR. Basketball. Doboch. Edith Wilma Hockey Dickenson. Ronald Reserve Football Student Council Dockery. Mayme Nell Basketball. Bowling. Base- ball, Volleyball. F Club. Dilley. Barbara Jean Orchestra Dodge. Shirley Helen Dillon. Shirley Sue Mixed Chorus Marriage of Nannettc Senior Board of Directors Dolph. William H. Dillow. Robert Eugene Mixed Chorus Doran. LaDonna Lee Iwttin Club Dunn. Phyllis A. Glee Club 2nd Vice-President. Hockey, Hiking, Basketball. Bowling. Badminton. Volley- k 'ilowlitwrnfif Dorris. Evelyn Berniece Glee Club Dunning. Mary C. Doty. Junell Ann Forum, F Club. Tennis. Golf. Basketball. Bowling. Senior Life Saving. Prospectus Business Manager. Durbin. Janice Joan Glee Club. Student Council. Bowling, Kaleidoscope. Dowd. Jean Student Council Durnan, Mary Ann Drinkwater. Harvey Edward Marching Band Dyo. Betsey Sue Ducker. Robert L. Alpha Rho Tau President, Forum Club. Attic Players 2nd Vice-President, Spring Green . “If I Were King.” Prince and the Pauper.” District Champion Orator, Debate, Arrow Head, Prospectus. Forensic Club. Earl. Goorgo Lilburn Cheerleader, String Quartet. Orchestra, Kaleidoscope. Varsity Club. Duford. Mazallia Darolino Eary. Robert Francis Basketball Dunjak. Mary Lucille Glee Club. Basketball. Bowling. Kaleidoscope. Easlick. Wava Jean Glee Club. Kaleidoscope. Dunlap. Dale O. Concert Band, Orchestra. Eddy. Arthur Jay Mohawk Hi-Y Dunn. Bobbie Ehl. Joyce Attic Players, “If I Were King Prince and the Pauper “Marriage of Nannettc Glee Club. Orchestra. Madrigal Octette. String Quartet, A Cappella Choir, Choir Accompanist. Kaliedoscope. Elder. Thomas Joseph Esoltino. Barbara Joan Elieif. Lewis Steven Eubanks. Geneva Elliott. Anne Attic Players. Spring Green, Bowling. Kaleidoscope. If I Were Kfng.” Failer. Sylvan Manuel Shutterbugs. Senior Board of Directors. “Spring Green.” Varsity Tennis. Elwood. Joanne Lucille Attic Players. Marriage of Nannettc. Mixed Chorus, Kaleidoscope. Farkas. Les R. Varsity Club. Varsity Track, Varsity Basketball. Varsity Football. Orchestra, String Quartette. Englert. Darlene Elizabeth Alpha Rho Tau Secretary. Basketball. Swimming, Feathorston. Edmund President of Stage ('raft Club. Attic Players. Spring Green.” Kaleidoscope, Arsenic and Old Lace.” Intramural Baskct- Uall, Prospectus. Arrow Head Distribution Manager. Englert. Oleta Rae Kaleidoscope Fonnor. Betty Jane English. Margaret Ann Arr.jw Head Fenner. Robert Entrekin. Donald D. Ferguson. Joan Belle Masque. Thespians. A Date With Judy.” Kaleidoscope. Bowling. Swimming. Epskamp. Robert Forensic Club, Varsity Club. Marching Band. Varsity Tennis Mgr.. Varsity Track. Varsity Cross Country. Fessler. Donald Erickson. Arlene Margaret Fischhaber. Helen Emma Mixed Chorus Fisher. John Molvin Forsberg. Paul Norman Fisher. Robert Junior Board of Directors. Student Council. A C appella Choir, Concert Band. Marching Band, Orchestra, Kaleidoscope. Forth. Patricia Anne Fitch. Robert Lee Fowler. F. Robert Reserve Football Varsity Swimming Fleischmann. Josephine F. F Club. Field Hockey Captain, Softball, Basketball Captain. Badminton. Bowling Captain, Tennis. Volleyball. Junior Board of Directors. Fowler. Rose Ellen Flinn. Lillian Phillips Fowley. Robert Eugene Floyd. Leta Perfect Club Fox. Barbara Jean F Club. Life Saving. Bowling, Basketball. Hockev. President of Glee Club. Flotz. Joyce E. Frakos. Mary Elizabeth Student Council, Senior Board of Directors, Arrow Head. Force. Betty Jane Kaleidoscope Franklin. Dolores Yvonne Foreman. George Ernest Golf Frazer. Janot L. Foreman. Gerald Douglas Varsity Cross Country Fried!. Joanne Lois 3 3 3 i i 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Friel. Mildred Joan Gerholz. Janice Allyn Attic Players, Conimandcrins, F Club, Kaleidoscope. Student I’nion Corresponding Sec’y. Student Council. Rhythmical Swimming. Riding manager. Fruitman. Martin Cinema Club Treasurer “Spring Green” Reserve Tennis Gersch. Ireno Johanna Fulkerson. Jay Dee Cinema Club Gilbert. Russoll V. Student Council. Reserve Track. Varsity Swimming. Fuller. Robert M. Gillam. Roxie Anna Gale. Richard Earle Football Manager Gilman. Darrell E. Football Manager Gallock. Richard A. Glauxer. An ta Marilyn Attic Players Student Council Garrett. Fred Earl Attic Players. Barretts of Wimpole Street.” Junior Board of Directors. Junior Vice-President. Arrow Head Snorts Editor. Marching Band. Pep Band. Concert Band President. Prospectus Sports Editor. Track. Cross Country. Goodman. Rene Bernice Garrison. Vinda Eloise Goodwin. Alberta Jean Gatos. Courtland Chem Club. Stage Craft Club. Goodyear. Wayne LeRoy Hi Y Club Football Manager Gaylord. Joan Marilyn Gorman, Delores Evelyn Gottlober, Nancy Anno Gwyn. Mary Barbara Belle Masque Vice-President. Arsenic and Old l ace” A Date With Judy” Thespians. Kaleidoscope Opening Chorus. Prospectus Senior Editor, Student Council, Softball. Gourpas. Alex Varsity Club. Cheerleader. Track Manager. Hackett. William John Mohawk Hi-Y. Sophomore and Junior Board of Directors. Varsity Baseball. Varsity Basketball. Graham. Evelyn Pearl Glee Club. Alpha Rho Tau. Kaleidoscope. Halvery. Barbara Helen Graham. Jean Elizabeth Hamel. Irene Graves. Shirley Jean Basketball. Hockey. Hamclin. John L. Greenberg, Gordon Z. Cinema Club, Attic Players. Arrow Head. “Spring Green. “Arsenic and Old Lace,” Marching Band. Kaleidoscope. Stage Craft Club. Hampor. Richard W. Reserve Football, Cross Country, Track, Baseball. Greonman. Phyllis Joan Hancock. Gerald Alan Greenough. John Gerald Handy, Ivan Harry Groesbeck. Donald E. Haney, William Courtland Cinema Club. Reserve Football. Grove. Kennoth O. Chem Club, Varsity Club. Cheerleader. Hanson. Lois M. Glee Club II Harbron. Joanne Elizabeth Attic Players, Kaleidoscope. Hartley. Peggy Belle Masque President. Forensic Club V ice-President, Forum. Cotnmanderins. Prospectus Associate Editor, Arrow Head, Varsity Debate. Spring Speech, “Spring Green” Anne of Green Gables Date With Judy Student Director, Arsenic and Old Lace,” Kaleidoscope Opening Chorus. Thespians. Harger, Daniel Hand, Tennis. Harty. Naomi Harmon. Richard Bruce Cinema Club. Attic Players, Varsity Baseball. Harty. Norma D. Glee Club Harmon. Shirloy Hartz. Marilyn Joan Belle Masque. Swimming. Harp. Louis Leo Hatch. Mary Jane Attic Players. Spring Green” Barretts of Wimpolc Sarcct” Harper. Martha Day Hauglie. Doris J. Harris. Robert Earl Cinema Club Student Council Hawkins. Lester Arnold Booker T. Washington Ili-Y Vice-Pres., Reserve Baseball. Hart. Dorothy Jean Glee Club, Bowling. Hayes. Don Hart. Vernon Eugene Varsity Club Varsity Football Hayward. Jack H. Glee Club. Football. Hart. Wilma June Heath. Jane Ann G.A.A., F Club, Tennis. Junior Hockey Manager, Badminton, Baseball, Volley- ball. Hiking, Ice Skating Mgr . Bowling Captain. Basketball. Henderson. Gloria Ann Hobson. Peggy Delores Henderson. Wilbur Lee Hodgins. John Josoph Herington. Virginia Ruth Hofier. Joseph Robert Homandez. Josephine Hoffman. Betty Lou Y-Teens Secretary, F Club, Basketball, Softball, Soccer, Swimming. Field Hockey. Bowling. Badminton. Herrick. Barbara Jean Forensic Club. Attic Players, Cinema Club, Prospectus. On Borrowed Time,” Kaleidoscope. Hoisington. Norma Jean Glee Club I. Kaleidoscope. Hickman. Billy James Hollick. Neil Leo Hicks. Bettie June Basketball, Swimming, Bowling. Horn. Arvid Adolph Forum, F'orensic. Debate. Higgins. Vera K. Belle Masque Horvath. Edward Joseph Varsity Club, Student Council. Varsity Tennis. Intramural Basketball. Himelhoch. Harrietto Mario Choir Houpt. James Malcolm Intramural Basketball Himelhoch. Thoodoro Varsity Tennis Howard. Russell VanBuren Howchin. Sidney Joy Howling, Haskctball. Hyatt, Constance Joan Field Hockey. Swimming. Howell, Patricia Anne Greasepaint Club, Belle Masque, Alpha Rho Tau President. Stage Craft Club, Kaleidoscope Opening Chorus, Prospectus Art Editor, Arsenic and Old Lace Ingram, Arthur Lee Booker T. Washington Hi-Y, Student Council. Varsity Track, Varsity Football. Varsity Basketball. Howes. Marilyn M. Belle Masque, Student Council, Senior Life Saving, Bowling, Tennis, Softball. Ingram, Oscar Lee Booker T. Washington Hi-Y, Senior Board of Directors. Varsity Football. Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track. Hubbard, Beverly Jean Choir Ireland. Donald Eugene Huber. Charlotte J. Bowling. Tennis, Soccer, Hockey. Irwin, loan A. Attic Players, Prince and the Pauper,’’ Glee Club, Student Council. Hudnall. James Alvin Jacks. Nancy Jane Hudson, Donald N. Jackson. Dorotha Willodcan Student Council Hughes. John Jackson. Isabelle Margaret Glee Club Humphreys. James E. Jacobs, Lucille Marie Alpha Rho Tau Hunt, Joyce Lorraine Jamos. Clotus O'Dell Sophomore Basketball. Reserve Ha cball, Intramural Basket ball. Reserve Cross Country. Intramural Football. Jaquette, Dane Franklin Johnson. Lawrence Ray Basketball, Varsity Football, Varsity Track. Jarrett, Eleanor Y-Tcens, Basketball, Badminton, Bowling. Johnson. Ruth Elaine Stage Craft, Swimming. Basketball. Softball. Badminton, Volleyball. Jenniches. Bartley F. Mohawk Hi-Y, Varsity Club, Baseball. Track, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball. Jones. Edna Margaret Jensen, Harold L. Jones, Shirley Maxine G.A.A.. Basketball, Badminton. Bowling. Hockey, Volleyball. Softball. Kaleidoscope. Jensen, Wesley H. Jones. Wayne E. Varsity Football Jesiek. Jane Elaine Glee Club, Bowling. Joseph. Ronald Lee Arrow Head. Student Council. Band. Jimerson. Roberta Sue Student Council, Bowling. Kaplan. Naomi Jobe. Mary Ann Koamey. Betty Lou Johnson. Beverly Kelley, Robert Edwin Sophomore, Junior and Senior Board of Directors Johnson. Ernest Robert Junior Board of Directors. Varsity Track, Varsity Football. Kennedy. Rose Luolla Kesel. Mary Maria Hockey, Basketball, Softball. Badminton, Volleyball, Bowling. Knight. Robort Norman Student Council Kidder. Dale W. Track, Choir. Knox, William D. Hi V, Sophomore Basketball, Reserve Swimming, Reserve Football. Reserve Golf, Mixed Chorus. Kaleidoscope Opening Chorus Kiefer. Donna Lucy Knutson. Elsie Bell Choir Kiolts. Theodore Richard Varsity Club Junior Board of Directors Varsity Tennis Koepke. James Edward Varsity Club. Varsity Track. Varsity Football. Junior and Senior Board of Directors. King. James Donald Kohn. Donna Marie Perfect Club, Kaleidoscope. King, Patricia Ann Hello Masque, Senior Board of Directors. Student Council, Bowling. Softball. Volleyball, Badminton, Kaleidoscope. Krapohl. Warren F. Student Council King. Verna Mae Bowling Krause. Jeannine Elaine Swimming, Hockey. Softball. Bowling. Kline. Duane William Kremske, Margaret Louise Basketball Kluge. Ruth L. Student Council Field Hockey Kritlow. Edward Francis Knapp. Gene Hi-Y Vice-President, Attic Players. Band. Kronberg. Charles Baseball Kruetunan, Jean Marie Alpha Rho Tau Student Council LaDuke. Theodore Wayne Kruger. Braden Football Lamb, Leland R. Kruger. Geneva Land. Mary Louiso Perfect Club. Mixed Chorus. Kaleidoscope. Kukin. Olga Land. Troy Morgan Attic Players Kummer. Arley Mixed Chorus Landry, George LaBell. Robert James Langdon. Kathleen Ann LaChapollo. Phyllis Jean Glee Club Larmor. Jack Eugene Intramural Basketball Lacy. Betty Raynell Bowling Lasco. Marilyn Jessie Larson, Walter S. Ladd. James E. Reserve Swimming Latreille, Delores Ann Lacy. Jetty June Belle Masque, F Club. Debate, Volleyball, Baseball, Basket- ball, Bowling. Hockey. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Lavenc. Harold Miller Lemonds. Peggy Joyce Alpha Rho Tail Leach. A. Charles Lennox. Gertrude Joan Student Council Leach. Joannine Opal Belle Masque, Student Council. Senior Board of Directors, Oratorical Declamation, Bowling. Swimming, Basketball. Lentz. Emajane Attic Players. “Prince and the Pauper.” Kaleidoscope. Cinema Club. Student Council. Prospectus, Arrow Head. Leary. Alvin L. A Cappclla Choir Lewis, Frank James Skippers Club, Mixed Chorus. Choir, Boosters Club Vice- President. Attic Players. Student Union Vice-President, Student Union President. Varsity Football. Track. Sophomore Basketball. Intramural Basketball. Leavitt. Alfred S. Football, Baseball, Basketball. Intramural Basketball. Lile. Muriol Joyce Leavitt. Burton Leonard Football. Track. Cross Country. Lilliberg. Yvonne C..A.A.. Bowling. Life Saving. Concert Band. Kaleidoscope. LeClair. Richard J. Shutterbugs Limmer. Francis Edmund LeDuc. Ardus Jeanno Lindley. Mary Ellen Arrow Head. Cinema Service, Archery. Leeck. Patricia Lou Belle Masque,” Date With Judy . “Arsenic and Old l ice. Bowling. Basketball. Little. Shirley Ann Lomonds. Doyle Lockard. Dorothy G. Forum. Arrow Head. Forensic. Debate. Locke. Hollis B. Football Manager Macy. H. Keith Locke, Ralph B. Varsity Football Maddock. Floyd Ronald Shutterbugs President Lockhart, Doris Jean Main. Gladys Lockhart. Lois May Senior Life Saving Malone. Leon St. Dennis Forum. Choir Vice-President. Varsity Club Vice-President. Boys' Glee Club. Intramural Basketball, Varsity Track. Varsity Football. Kaleido- scope Opening Chorus. Loomis. Patricia H. Mansour. Jerry James Loronce. Evelyn V Teens, Latin Club. F Club. Badminton. Tennis. Golf. Bowling. Volleyball, Archery. Softball. Manwell. Karleen Margaret Belle Masque Lorimer, Shirley JoAnn Marcinko. Eleanor Lumsden. Russell L. Orchestra. “Marriage of Nannette.” Kaleidoscope. Baseball. Marinovich. Violet Irene Lutz. William Jacob Marr. John N. Varsity Club Treasurer. Student Council. Track, Varsity Football. MacIntyre. Robert Lewis Martin. Irene i Miracle. Eleanor Carol Alpha Rho Tau llcllc Masque Moore. lames Harold Sophomore, Junior and Senior Board of Directors. Attic Players, Arrow Head. Prospectus. Cheerleader. “Arsenic and Old Lace” Kaleidoscope Opening Chorus. Mitchell. David T. Morgan. Delores Gay Concert Band, Bowling. Mitchell. Sherman Leon Morgan. Juanita Glee Club Mobley. Donald Ray Tennis Morgan. Kathryn Senior Life Saving. Student Council, Kaleidoscope. Moesch, Erma Andrea Morgan. Nelda Regina Mogg, Barbara Jean Opera. Kaleidoscope, Chorus. Moritz, Donald Mohan. Faith Margarot Bowling, Swimming. Arrow Head, Kaleidoscope. Morley. Donald E. Junior Varsity Baseball Momary, William Elias Moughler. Delaphine Caroline Kaleidoscope Glee Club Ensemble Moore. Donald Mulanix. Robert Dale Varsity Club, Reserve Track. Cross Country, Intramural Basketball. Mooro, Edward Lea Munson. Lois R. Martin, John Duncan McBee, Patricia Ann Attic Players Kaleidoscope Meredith. Betty Jean Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Kaleidoscope. McFarlane. Patricia Belle Masque. Swimming, Volleyball, Basketball. Mikesell, Marilyn Jean Bowling, Swimming, Baseball. McGoo. Dolores Barbara Y-Tccns Mills. Robert T. McGehee. William Robert Miner. Richard Orchestra. String Quartet. “Marriage of Nannettc Kaleidoscope McGinn. Evelyn Doris Marx. Theodore McLaughlin. Edward A. Swimming, Prospectus. Mason, John A. Sophomore and Tunior Boards of Directors Reserve Baseball McMahan. Shirlev Tean Mate. Julius Steve McMillan. Annie Lee Mater. Vaughn Allen McTaggart. Marion Ilene Bowling Mathie, Alberta Roselyn Bowling Captain, Softball. Basketball. Badminton, Volley- ball. Ice Skating, Band. Concert Band, Kaleidoscope. Mehrling, Robert B. 3 3 n a a a a i a a a a a a a a a a a a a Murphy, Marjorie lean Junior and Senior Boards of Directors, Bowling, Swimming, Hockey, Softball. Norris. Euqono Thomas A Cappella Choir Myers. Peggy Louise Nunn. Laura Ida Nelson. Charlene Anno Stepping Stones, Boosters. Olah. Margaret Olga Nowberry. Joyce Ann Attic Players, Forum, Forensic. Commanderins, Stage Craft Club. Chcm Club Vice-Pres.. Cinema Club. A Cappella Choir. Student Union Rcc. Secretary, Junior Vice-Pres.. Kaleido- scope. If I Were King.” Prince and the Pauper.” “On Borrowed Time,” Glee Ciub. Arrow Head. Oldham. Evelyn Joyce Alpha Rho Tau Newtown, Earl D. Marching Band Kaleidoscope Olson. Kathryn Margaret Sonhotnorc Board of Directors. Tennis. Newtown. Meri L. Madrigal Octette. Belle Masque. Thespians. Mixed Chorus. “Spring Green. Anne of Green Gables. A Cappella Choir. Senior Board of Directors. Orminston. Wilma Rae Attic Players. Forensic, Kaleidoscope. Bowling. Nielsen. Milo C. Client Club Orosz, William Nielsen. Patricia Marie Orth. Elda Nieman. Delores J. Osman. Esther Ann Nordstrom. Charles August Outland. Ruth Lillian Glee Club Ensemble Kaleidoscope Page. Raymond Oliver Varsity Club. Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football. Pelo. E. Lorraine Parkhurst. Elizabeth Joan Bowling. Hockey, Riding, Prospectus. Pennell. Verne Parker. Ralph W. Peppier. Arlono June Student Council Parker, Ulonda Perry. Howard H. Parsons. Beverly Jeanno Attic Players. Merchant of Venice”. “Arsenic and Old Lace”, Spring Green”. If I Were King,” Forensic Club, Cominanderins. Sophomore Secretary. Arrow Head Feature Editor, Kaleidoscope Opening Chorus, Student Council, Prospectus. Peterson. Margaret E. Partridge. Porter M. Piistor. Barbara Patterson. Betty G.A.A.. F Club, Student Council. Senior Life Saving, Volleyball, Hockey. Basket- ball. Softball, Bowling. Phillion. Sally Ann Senior Board of Directors Kaleidoscope Patterson. Helen Francis Phillips. Glon D. Attic Players, “Lost Horizon. Prince and the Pauper” Barretts of Wimpole Street Kaleidoscope Opening Chorus. Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir. Pekarek. Richard Frank Junior Board of Directors. Track. Varsity, Basketball Manager. Pickey, Frances Perfect Club. Soft� «11. Basketball, Bowling. Pelham. Joseph Alger Skippers Club, Forensic Club President. Forum Club. Student Union President, Kaleidoscope, Arrow Head, Orchestra. String Quartette, Senior Board of Directors. State Championship Debate. Extempore Speech, Oratory. Piechowski, Theresa R. Pierce, Benjamin F. Belle Masque, Thespians. “Spring Green “Anne of Green Gables “Arsenic and Old Lace Priohs. Alvin C. Varsity Swimming Pierce. Peter Joseph Prosser. David Jerry Boosters Club. Varsity Club, Varsity Swimming. Varsity Golf. Pierson. Dale Robert Mixed Chorus Qualls. Norahjean Pincumbe. Robert Lee Cine.ua Club Raines. Delores Mae Plummer. Delsie Rainey. George P. Polhamus. Betty Diane Bowling Ramsey. Robert Lloyd Ponsetto. Richard Randolph. Donna G.A.A., Alpha Kho Tau Treas.. Hiking. Archery. Softball. Hockey. Bowling. Basketball. Potbury. Harry Rappley. Dorothy Mae Latin Club Pratt, Sally L. Rash. Isabel Giiiord Attic Players Greasepaint Club Prico, William Francis Shutterbugs, Mohawk Hi-Y Secretary and Treasurer. Forensic, Student Council. Junior President, Debate. Attic Players President. “Spring Green , If I Were King”, “Prince ami the Pauper Kaleidoscope Master of Cere- monies. Arrow Head Editor in Chief, Prospectus Photography Editor. Rauschenberger, Janet M. Ray. Betty Anne Bowling Retherford, Betty Louise Rayburn. Joseph F. A Capped a Choir Revett. Betty L. Raymond. Patricia Bowling, Basketball, Rhythmical Swimming. Senior Life Saving, Field Hockey. Badminton. Rowoy. Barbara Ann Attic Players. President of Glee Club. F Club, Student Council, Choir. Senior Life Saving. Bowling, Golf, Riding, Basketball. Volleyball. “Spring Green.” Arrow Head. Prospectus, Kaleidoscope. Reed, James Robert Cross Country, Track. Reynolds. John Peter Reed. Robert K. Rice. Janet Elaine Mixed Chorus. A Capped� Choir, Kaleidoscope. Reed. Ruby Eugenia Richmond. John Patrick Reek. Richard Arthur Ricketts. David Edward Tennis, Track. Rooves. Oscar Lee Booker T. Washington Hi-Y. Baseball. Intramural Basketball. Rieman. Paul Junior Ronnie. Tevis Ellsworth Mohawk Hi-Y, Intramural Basketball Captain. Risberg. Patricia Anne Rentschler. Virgil J. Robbins, Barbara Anno Attic Players Scc’y. Forensic Club Scc’y. Softball. Volley- ball. Bowling, Soccer. Kaleido- scope Opening Chorus, If I Were King. Mixed Chorus, Spring Green.” Arrow Head, Dramatic Declamation. “Prince and the Pauper” Barretts of Wimpole Street” 1 1 % 9 Rodgors. Mary Jan® Sophomore. Junior, and Senior Hoards of Directors. F Club. Crease Paint Club, Bowling, Senior Life Saving. Rushlow, Janet Ruth Super Perfect Club. Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball. Hiking, Bowling. Root. Doris Jean Russell. Kennoth Earl Roscoe, Noreen Ellen Rutherford. Birdie Jean Rossman, Dorothy Leona Forum, Y-Teens. Mixed Chorus. “Marriage of Nan- nette,” Swimming, A Cappella Choir. Kaleidoscope, Howling. Rutherford, Gwendolyn Rowe. Lola Rosalie Stage Craft Club Kaleidoscope Rutherford. James Edwin Rowe. Peggy Irene Boosters Club Bowling Rutherford. Margarot Janette Rowland. Albort Perfect Club Concert Band. Marching Band, Pep Band. Kaleidoscope. Salim, Bernice Alice Bowling Rowland. Alvan Marching Hand. Pep Hand. Concert Hand. Reserve Swimming. Student Council. Samples. Geraldine Delores Rozboril. Matthew James Sandefer. Bobby Glen Mixed Chorus. Choir, Madrigal Octette. Ruple. Elsie Ellen Mixed Chorus. Cinema Club President. Glee Club Trea .. Noon Movie Operator. Howling, Kaleidoscope. Sargent. Robert Loe A Cappella Choir Sawdon. Jerry David Concert Band, Marching Hand. Pep Hand. Kaleioscopc, Orchestra. Scoheld. Susanne Schafer. Jerome David Arrow Head Contract Mgr., Prospectus. Sophomore. Junior, and Senior Boards of Directors. Reserve Tennis. Seekings, Elaine Arnolda Kaleidoscope Schafer. Wayne Stewart Stage Craft Club. Attic Players. Golf. Arrow Head. Prospectus, Kaleidoscope. Seely. Mary Ellen Schmiodeknecht. Ronald Vance Sefa, Sonia Schneck. Donald E. Sexton. A. Lavelle Schnoidor. Robort A. Mixe 1 Chorus. Choir. Orchestra, Track. Sharpe. James Campbell Varsity Swimming Schramm. Paul D. German Club, Chcm Club, Mohawk Hi-Y Treasurer. Prospectus. Shavor. John Verland Schuman. Carlyn Florence Shaw. Edward D. Cross Country, Varsity Club. Track. Schwartz. Delores Marilyn Girls’ Glee Club. A Cappella Choir. Mixed Chorus. Student Council. KalcidoscojK-. “Marriage of Nannette.” Shaw. John Robert Track Scobey. Rebecca Fay Sheffer. Clair L. Shores, Lois L. Sophomore Board of Directors, Student Council, Glee Club. Smith, Margery A. Simmons. Louis Frank Booker T. Washington Hi-Y Smith. Marguorito Louiso Latin Club, Forensic Club. Forum Club. Attic Players. Sophomore Board of Directors’. Hockey. Bowling. Glee Club, If I Were King,” Kaleido- scope. “Barretts of Wimpolc Street.” Debate. Simon, Elizabeth Smith. Mavis Fletcher Simonson. Barbara Elaino Forum, Latin Club. Library Activity, Bible Reader, Forensic, Debate, Bowling, Badminton. Smith. Patricia loan Slater. Gerald Arthur Smith. Verna Mao Smalley. Donald E. Smith, Willard O. Junior Board of Directors. Attic Players. Skippers Club. Senior President. Reserve Foot- ball. Chorus. A Cappella Choir. Kaleidoscope Opening Chorus. Smalley. lacquelino Smyors. Constance Doloros A Cappella Choir Smethwick. Donald Lee Boosters Club Cheerleader Sneden. Joan Marie Belle Masque, Kaleidoscope. “Spring Green”, “Anne of Green Gables”, “Date With Judy. Student Council. Glee Club Vice-President. Smith. Adrienno Cornelia Orchestra. Chorus. A Cappella Choir, Kaleidoscope. Snell. Lois Elaino Student Council. Bowling. Smith. Florence Jean Snetsinger. William W. Sorensen. John L. Stevens. Lorena R. Softball Sponcer. William John “Arsenic and Old Lace” Stewart, Arthur Charles Spidle. Norma Christino Basketball. Softball. Bowling. Stewart, Joyce Evadean Mixed Chorus. Choir, Kaleidosco|ic. Spillers. Doloros Colloon Band, Glee Club. Stewart. Leonard F. Spooner. Lois Milliccnt Orchestra. Band Concert. Pep Band. Stewart, Richard Arlen Sproule. Irma Cathorino Sticknoy. Dolores E. Bowling Stafford. Helen Stout. Carolyn Joan Latin Club, Bowling. Stark. Rita Louise Chorus, (dec Club I, Senior Board of Directors. Strong. Patricia Ann Attic Players. Arrow Head. Mixed Chorus. Steinhoff. Harold Janes Strudgeon. Walter J. Stephens. James Edward Junior and Senior Boards of Directors Stull, Janet Eileen Arrow Head, Band, Kaleidoscope. Sunde. Gilbert Marching Band Concert Band Taylor. Patricia Ann Supernaw, Arlene Joyce Tear. Joanne Barbara Student Council, Glee Club, Attic Players, Choir. ‘‘Barretts of Wimpole Street Kaleidoscope Opening Chorus Sutherland. Patricia Lou Student Council, Bowling. Teliord, Beverly Doreen F Club, Forum, Student Council Recording Secretary, Kaleidoscope. Life Saving, Bowling, Badminton, Basketball. Baseball. Swain. Robert D. Belle Masque, Cheerleader. A Cappella Choir, Kaleidoscope. Thibhaue. Ethel Lucilio Kaleidoscope Swalla. Bovorloo I. Arrow Head. Junior Board of Directors, I-ittlc Women. Attic Player Vice-President. Merchant of Venice . If I Were King . Prince and the Pauper”, “Barretts of Wimpole Street.” Thomas. Betty Lou Swanson. Margarot Elaino Thomas. Florenco Gertrude Kaleidoscope Swayzo. Robert Donald Thomas. Ila Beatrice Szabo. Louis Varsity Club, Varsity Basket- ball, Varsity Football, Baseball. Thomas. Joan Louise Mixed Chorus Tarno. Edward Holloway Thompson. Donna Jean Glee Club, Choir. Taylor. Mary Emily !•' Club, Student Council, Senior Board of Directors, Prospectus. Thompson. Muriel Faye Thomson. Heather Millar Trefiry. Shirley Elaino F Club President, Forum, Senior Board of Directors, Basketball. Badminton. Bowling, Baseball. Golf. Thomson. Sheila Mills Trevarthen. Douglas W. Varsity Club. Reserve Base- ball. Varsity Football. Varsity Swimming. Timmons, Donna Lou Perfect Club, Badminton, Basketball, Bowling. Volleyball, Ice Skating. Roller Skating. Trevillian, Allred John Tindor. Roberta Claire Glee Club Pres., Commandcrins. Attic Players, A Cappella Choir I'reas.. Junior Sec’y. Student Council. Bowling, Junior Board of Directors. Spring Green. If I Were King. Kaleido- scope Opening Chorus, Student Director of “Arsenic and Old Utce.” Truosdoll. James E. Jr. Varsity Club. Intramural Basketball. Baseball Manager, Tennis. Tippitt. Juanita Louise Kaleidoscope Tuck, Glen Mohawk Hi-Y, Varsity Club, Student Council. Varsity Base- ball, Varsity Basketball Torok. Priscilla Jean Kaleidoscope. Softball. Bowling. Badminton. Basket- ball, Volleyball, Ice Skating. Tuttle. Herbert Eugene Kditor-in-Chicf of Prospectus, Attic Players Trcas., Forensic (Mub, Forum, Student Council. “Spring Green . If I Were King “Prince and the Pauper Kaleidoscope Opening Chorus. Arsenic and Old Lace. Skippers Club. Debate. Towns, Frodorick Bruce Shuttcrbugs, Cinema Service. Pep Band, Marching Band, Arrow Head. Prospectus. Intramural Basketball. Underwood. Lucille Maxine Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Madrigal Octette. Student Council. Tracy. Charles H. Underwood. Robert Gene Trankle. Bovorly J. Basketball. Field Hockey. Kaleidoscope. VanDotto. Robort Gale Travillian. William Jool VanHorno. Mary Lou Glee Club. Kaleidoscope. tv - m VanHouten. Esther Helle Masque, Stage Craft Club. Kaleidoscope, Senior Hoard of Directors. Walker. Allen R. VanTrease. Peggy Joyce (lice Club, Kaleidoscope. Walker. Barbara Lee Alpha Hho Tau, Arrow Head, Kaleidoscope. VanWagoner. Donna LaWave Hascball, Hockey. Walsh. Evelyn D. F Club, G.A.A., Bowling, Basketball, Softball, Swimming, Field Hockey. Vaughn. Evelyn Georgia Glee Club. Howling. Walter. Norma Irene Arrow Head. Belle Masque, Prospectus, A Cappella Choir, Kaleidoscope, “Date With Judy,” Bowling. Venters. Allred A Cappella Choir Walters. Sharon Louise Glee Club Scc’y-Trcas.. Attic Plavers, Junior and Senior Boards of Directors, Student Council. Commanderins, A Cap- pella Choir Scc'y. Senior Scc’y. Howling. “If I Were King.” “Barretts of Wimpole Street,” Kaleidoscope Opening Chorus. Venus. June Dawn Chem Club, Kaleidoscope. Ward, Betty Jean Verdun. Joseph E. Warner. Tallon Voorheis. Bessie R. Warren, Richard John Sophomore Board of Directors, Student Council. Boosters Club. Wade. Elizabeth A. G.A.A., F Club, Bowling, Basketball, Hockey. Badminton, Softball. Warwick. John F. Wagar. Dolores Joyce F Club. G.A.A., Student Council. Swimming, Bowling, Hockey, Basketball. Wascher. Evelyn Ruth Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Arrow Head, Bowling. Watson. Martha Jane Attic Players. Arrow Head. Prospectus, Kaleidoscope. White. Sally Watt. Mary Joan Commanderins, F Club. Sophomore Treasurer, Senior Treasurer, Senior Board of Directors. Whiteside. Melba Frances Choir. Bowling. Hockey. Swimming. Weaks. Marvin Duane Whitson. Clara Jean Choir, A Cappella Choir. Weaver. David Wichert, Joan L. Weaver. Mary Frances Forensic, Stepping Stones, Glee Club II. Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir. Williams. Ellen Jayne Welch. Shirley Ann F Club. Basketball, Baseball, Archery, Field Hockey. Bowling Manager. Badminton. Tennis, Junior Board of Directors. Williams. Keith Welsby. William H. Williams. Mary Elizabeth Wonzel. Robert Melton Williams. Priscilla Ann Wheeler. Donald James Willour. Dwight E. Whipple. Duane Ralph Swimming Wilson, Adrienne $ E; 3 i a a 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Wilson. Clarence Raymond Cinema Club Varsity Football Wilson. Jack Frank Marching Hand Wilson. Jane Elinore Wilson. Joyce Woodcock. Julie G.A.A.. F Club, Boosters Club Secretary. V-Teens. Bowling. Basketball, Baseball. Hockey. Archery. Tennis, Alpha Rho Tau Wilson. Ruth Woodell. Rosetta Chorus Win. Velma Jean Woodhall. Jack Mohawk Ili-Y. Veterans Club. Student Council. Baseball. Football. Wise. Anna Jean Glee Club, Junior Board of Directors, Glee Club Ensemble. Woodring. Paul Donald Sophomore Basketball Reserve Cross Country Reserve Swimming Wissingor, Botty Gloe Alpha Rho Tau Wolin, Myrna Kaleidoscope Woodbeck. Alan J. Wright. Donald Wright. Wendell Yaklin, Francis Yauck. Corbin Woolman. Maxine Orchestra Yohannan. Joan Badminton. Arrow Head. Workman. Shirley I Young. Lois Attic Players. Klcidoscopc. Arsenic and Old Lace Spring Green. Tennis, Student Council. Wrabel. Margaret Zakariasen. William Latin Club. Alpha Rho Tau Vice-President. Attic Players. • Spring Green”. “Prince and the Pauper”. Barretts of Wimple Street, Kaleidoscope. Wright. Barbara Student Council Zavell. Dorothy Attic Players. Latin Club. Sophomore Board of Directors. F Club. Forum Club. Com- manderins. Junior Class Treas.. Senior Class Pres.. Baseball. Basketball. Swimming. Golf. Bowling, Junior Life Saving. Zerbe. Vivian Ziotz. Maxine Basketball Seniors Whose Pictures Do Not Appear Adams, Mary Joan Belle Masque, Kaleidoscope, Bowling. Allowav, James A. Football Atild, John B. Barnes, Richard Del Baseball manager Barrett, Douglas Coleman Best. Walter Manley Case, Barbara Lorraine Student Council, “Marriage of Nanette,” Bowling, Basketball, Glee Club. Chonoski. Donald Bruce Swimming Clark, William Cole. Robert Guy Cooper, William Conrad Cox, Ernest Jr. Craig, Frederick James Crane, Jack Elden Varsity Club, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track, Varsity Cross Country. Crumb. Robert Donald Curtis. David Richard Dailey, Murray John Dorr, Joyce Stepping Stones, Glee Club. Baseball, Basketball. Drury, William S. Eaton, Charles Leroy Varsity Baseball English, David Chorus Francis, Richard Garrett, June Joan Harden, William Earl Harrington. Russell Cross Country, Track, A Cappella Choir. Hatter. Charles F. Junior Board of Directors. Reserve Basketball. Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football. Hawkins, Charles W. Heddy, Paul Eugene Holley, Doris Johnson, Darwin Lamunion, Dorothy Jane McCulloch, Bernard J. McLogan, James Meyers, Gerald Varsity Club, Varsity Football. Osborne, William Stage Craft Club, Mohawk Hi-Y. Paulic, Janice Peterson, John F. Jr. Rttshow, Barbara Helen Sargis, Katherine Bowling Searight, Walter Howard Shaw, Gerald E. Sherwood, Frederick Shupe, Esther Slawson, Wayne C. Smith, Charles Jr. Smith, Douglas T. Stogsdill, Nourine E. Strong, Oliver Londell Band, Orchestra. Swanson, Gordon Carl Toler, Richard II. Cinema Club Waddell, Shirley Waynick, John Wirsing, Richard Clark Wisnudel, Ruben Woodard, Marcus Warner Wright, William Howard Wvsocki, George I. Yuravak, Betty Ann Is this right? Poison tttaybe? Curtain: first Act Ice creatu, please Were you tardy? At the grind Visual education at F.C.H.S. Waiting for the cue Well, it’s different! Publications; busy in the office Boring, isn't it—algebra How many words a minute? Resolved: That — Candy for hutch — Artistic, maybe? Into the basket — luxating? 3 a s a a n a a a a % % % % z % 3 Alick Vera Bloch. W. A. Fine Arts University of Minnesota B.Ed. University of Michigan Master of Music Amtsbuechler. Aaron Commercial North Central College B.A. Bowman. Ethel Science University of Michigan A.B., M.A. Armstrong. Louise Social Studies Columbia University A.B. Bradley. Dorothy English Alma College B.A. University of Wisconsin M.A. Armstrong. Nellie Commercial Michigan State Normal College B.S. Breda. Dorthy Physical Education Boston University B.S. Auer. Howard Physical Education University of Michigan B.S., M S. Brown. Helen Fine Arts University of Michigan A.B. Barany. Elizabeth English Michigan State College A.B. Bunco. Mildred Science Boston University B.S. Barnett. Clyde Commercial University of Michigan A.B. Carpenter, Erma Commercial Western State Teachers’ College A.B. University of Pittsburgh M.Ed. Boaglo. Maude Fine Arts University of Minnesota A.B. Minneapolis Conservatory of Music and Dramatic Art Teachers’ Certificate Carpenter, Ralph Industrial Arts Ypsilanti A.B. Bellairs. Hugh W. Commercial Michigan State Normal College B.S. University of Michigan M.A. Carr. Edna Home Economics Drexel Institute. Philadelphia Bishop. Florence Mathematic De Pauw University B.A. Carroll. Tobias English Central State Teachers' College A.B. University of Michigan M.A. Christenson. Tina Secretary Dietrich. Elsa Language Olivet College A.B. University of Michigan A.M. Clark. Ellen English University of Michigan A.B., M.A. Dobler. Edgar Industrial Arts Stout Institute B.S. Coffeen. Vera •Science Michigan State College B.S. Doetsch. Louise Fine Arts Northern Michigan College of Education A.B. Cook. Maude Erickson. Florence Social Studies Ohio University B.S. Crawford. Marie English Rockford A.B. Evans, Arthur Physical Education University of Michigan B.S. Crissman. Wilfred Industrial Arts Ft. Hays Kansas State B.S. University of Michigan M.S. Farmer. Marguerite Mathematics University of Michigan B.A. Cunningham. Leslie Commercial State Teachers College B.S. Field. Grace English Kalamazoo College A.B. University of Chicago A.M. Darling. Miriam English , Adrian College A.B. Fitch. Mildred Mathematice Albion College A.B. Columhia University M.A. Davey. Thomas English Stipevion State Teachers College B.Ed. University of Michigan M.A. Fitzner. Dorothy Attendance Department DeHart. Hazel Commercial Michigan State Normal College B.S. Gardner. Katherine English Wilmington College B.S. Gibson, Hulda Commercial Slipiiery Rock Teachers College B.S. Hoyt. Hazel Home Economics Drake University B.S. Goeckor. Marjorie Family Living Michigan State Normal College A.11. University of Michigan A.M. Jeand'heur, Vivien Physical Education Michigan State Normal College B.S. University of Michigan M.A. Grotts. Julia Commercial University of Illinois B.S. Jones. E. R. ■Science University of Michigan M.A. River Falls B.S. Harris. Louella Home Economics Michigan State College B.S., A.B. Kellar, Helen Language Milwaukee-Downer College A.B. Hasting, Marie Mathematics Carlcton College B.S. Knight, Veraita English Michigan State College A.B. University of Michigan M.A. Hawley. Harold Fine Arts Kalamazoo College B.A. University of Michigan M.A. Laley, Florence Language University of Rochester A.B. University of Grenable (France) Hemingway. Bessie Commercial Ypsilanti State Normal A.B. University of Michigan M.A. Laley. Mildred Language University of Rochester A.B. University of Grenable (France) Henry. Chester Science Oberlin College A.B. University of Michigan A.M. Larson, Harry Industrial Arts River Falls State Teachers College B.S. University of Minnesota M.A. Hinch. Rita Social Studies Michigan State College A.B. LaVoie. Napoleon Physical Education Michigan State Normal B.S. Howe. John Social Studies Albion College A.B. Mason. George Social Studies Western Michigan College A.B. MaWhinney. Francis Social Studies Beloit College A.B. Perkins, Mary English Michigan State Normal . College A It. McMillan. Edna Home Economics Stout Institute B.S. Potter, Thomas Industrial Arts Northern Illinois State Teachers’ College B.K. University of Michigan Molzow. William Social Studies University rtf Michigan A.B. Rarick. Howard Industrial Arts Western Michigan College of Education B.S. Merrill. Edwin Fine Arts Grinnell College A.B. University of Michigan M.A. Redd. Edna Commercial University of Nebraska B.A. Milledge. Grace Special Education University of Colorado B.A. Columbia University M.A. Redd, Leonard Science University of Nebraska B.S. University of Illinois M.S. Misner, Ralph Science Western Michigan A.B. University of Wisconsin M.A. Reik. Ruth Mathematics North Central College A.B. Mosteller. Polly Fine Arts Albion College Renda. Hercules Physical Education University of Michigan B.S. Nurmi. Ruth English University of Michigan A.B . M.A. Richardson. R. P. Social Studies Adrian A.B. University of Michigan M.A. Parker, Homer Science Michigan State Normal B.S. Roberson, Virginia Language University of Michigan A.B. Parmeleo. Froda Science Evansville Illinois State Normal B.Kd. University of Michigan M.S. Roberts. Floronce Social Studies University of Wisconsin B.A. University of Chicago M.A. I fi 3 % s % 3 3 3 3 Rowe. Clement Social Studies Michigan State Normal 11.A. University of Michigan M.A. Smith. Lulu Financial Secretary Scheick. Roy Science University of Michigan II.Kd. Sherman. Lee Industrial Arts Central Michigan College B.S. Starmer. Robert Industrial Arts Stout Institute B.S. Short. I. R. Industrial Arts Western University of Michigan It S. Shrigley. Vora Mathematics Olivet A.B. Stobie. Nellie l.anguaye University of Michigan A.M. Smith. Francis Industrial Arts Kansas State ll.S. Stoddard. Mabel Science Kalamazoo College University of Michigan B.S. Van Horn. Celma Social Studies University of Michigan A.B. Stapert. Osborne Industrial Arts Western Michigan College B.S. Walworth. Ward Science Central Michigan College B.S. Waters. Idclla Mathematics Northwestern University B.A. Columbia University M.A. Stevenson, Mary Home Economics Michigan State Normal College B.S. Weller. Lillian English Kalamazoo College B.A. Whoater. Henry Science Michigan State College B.S. Faculty Members Not Pictured Carson. May Social Studies University of Michigan. A.B. Columbia University, M.A. Hodges. Mildred Social Studies Western Michigan College. A.B. Columbia University, M.A. Oxford University, England Osborn. Martha Physical Education Michigan State College, B.S. SKIPPERS CLUB. Bob Duff, Gene Tuttle. Frank Price, Joseph Pelham, Mr. Ycrcoc. sponsor; Jim Lewis, Cal Samra. Skippers Club The Skippers Club. Central’s highest honor society for boys, was organized for the purpose of promoting better relations between the faculty and the student body through l oys holding resjionsible positions. The Skippers meet with Mr. Vercoe to discuss various problems whenever a member feels the need for a discussion. This group consists of the boy class and Student t nion officers as well as the high ranking boys on the Arrow Head and Prospectus staff'. The Club was organized by the late John Well- wood. and through the years has accomplished many of its aims. Commanderins 'I'bc Commanderins, an honorary group consisting of girls who are or have been Student Union offi- cers. class officers, highest ranking girl of the Arrow Head and Prospectus staffs, and presidents of the “V Teens’’, “F” Club, and G.A.A., was organized in 1930 by Miss Grace Pinel. The purpose of this club is to discuss problems of the school, especially those having to do with girls. The club has no officers, and any member may call a meeting whenever she desires. This year the club participated in the Kaleidoscope and planned a pic- nic with the Skippers Club. C() M MAX D ER IX S. first rote, left to ri( ht—Joyce Newberry, Sara Jane Carrell. Dorothy Zavcll, Rat Rathburn LuaHe ntus. Second rou- Jeanne Parsons. Beverly Telford, Peg Hartley. Pat Elmer. Rosemary Williamson! Elmore House. Miss Mabel Pinel (sponsor). I t IS 3 'F’ CLUB. First raw, left to right—Dorothy Zavell, Janette Marczi. Treasurer; Rena Novak. Secretary; Vivien Jeand’heur, Sponsor; Shirley Treffrey, President : Peggy Brohn, Barbara Rewey. Second row Betty Patterson, Beverly Telford, Shirley W elch. Dorothy Townsend. Mary Watt. Mary Taylor. Barbara Brown, Kvelyn Walsh, Anita Adams. Third row—Kvelyn Lorence, Julia Wilson, jo Fleischmann, Jo Irwin. Nancy Burgess Adeline Prahl, Harriet Cojeen. Fourth row—Beverly Caswell, Elizabeth Wade, Clara Kuhen, Barbara Fox, Mary Jennings. Mary Jane Rodgers. “F” Club The “F” Club is composed of girls who have earned at least one letter in athletics. The club is sponsored by Miss Vivien Jeand’heur. The officers of the “F” Club this year were: Shir- ley Treffry, president; Peggy Brohn, vice-president; Rena Novak, secretary; Janette Marczi, treasurer; and Evelyn Lorence, miscellaneous chairman. The club participated in many events this year among which were selling “Cokes” at the Student Union Dances, providing baskets to needy families, and decorating the goal jx)sts at the football games. The social highlight of the year was a pot luck supper held in March. Varsity Club Membership in the Varsity Club is open to any hoy who has earned a letter in the field of athletics and who maintains passing marks. The club, spon- sored by Herk Renda, elected the following officers: Jim Bishop, president; Ken Averill, vice-president; Keith Averill. secretary; and Jack Marr. treasurer. The club has not been too active this year due to athletic schedules interfering with their meetings, but the club has ushered at several assemblies and performed various unheralded tasks about school during the year. VARSITY CLUB. First Row—Keith Averill. Secretary; Jack Marr, Treasurer; Hercules Renda, Sponsor; Kennenth Averill. Vice-President; Jim Bishop, President. Second row—Bill Billings, Bob Brown, Alex Goumas. Bill Layman, Bart Jenniches, Russ Gilbert, D’Arcy Hoops, Glen Tuck. Third Row—Jim Koepke. Ted Brabbs. Louis Szabo, Douglas Trevarthen, Jack Crane, Bob Epskamp. Fourth rote—Jerry Prosser, Lcs Farkas, Arthur Ingram, Oscar Ingram. Paul Hessy, Ray Page, Robert Mulanix. 3 ALPHA RHO TAU. hirst row, left to rift lit—Darlene Knglart. Secretary; Pat Howell, President; Hill Zakarrizsen, Vice-President. Second Row—Joyce Borton, Lee Ann Lehr. Diane Pffiffer, Mary Beatty. Peggy LeMonds, Donna Jean Bernard. Duane Averrill. Third Ron� — Pat Roe. Janet Ragatz. Donna Randolph. Betty W’issinger. Grace York. Eleanor Miracle, Beverly Robinson. Fourth Row—Clinton Beach. Russ Boone, Evelyn Graham, I Km Wilcox. Bob Kennedy, Laura Moore. Carolyn Gabriel, Evelyn Confer, Marilyn Dean. Alpha Rho Tau The Alpha Rho Tau is a club for those interested in art and in putting their abilities into practice. Members hear reports on different artists and help other school organizations by supplying them with posters and scenery for their various activities. Their big event of the year was an art exhibition at which students’ work was displayed. Miss Polly Mosteller, club sponsor, students, and others did the judging. The officers for the year of 1948 were: Pat Howell, president; Bill Xakariasen. vice-president; Darlene Knglart, secretary; Donna Randolph, treasurer. Chem Club I he Chem Club was reorganized this year under the sponsorship of Mr. Henry because of interest that had grown since it was disbanded a few years ago. At the be- ginning of the year the club elected Bob Martin president and Ken Groves secretary. The club meets every three weeks to discuss business and their project of learning more about chemistry. The object of the club is to give those students who are really interested in chemistry a chance to work with the equipment in the school’s labora- tory and do experimenting which they would not have time for during a regular class period. Many of the girls in the club made lipstick and face cream in their spare time experiments. After a student successfully finishes an experiment he makes a report of it to the club at the next meeting. C HEM CLUB, hirst roiv- Albirdie May. Joyce Newberry, June Venus, Joyce Craft, Martha Atkins, Dorothy Bower sox. Rena Novak, Hollis Frazier. Muriel Gill. Second Row— Margaret Trengove, Court- land Gates, Marshall Hershon, Kenneth Grove, Paul Schramm. Barbara Stiff. Gene Small. Bob Diitro. Paul Smith. Hurd Row—Lorraine Mathis, Milo Nielson, Allan McGregor, Eugene Huget, Wesley Jensen, Bill Reusch. John Flcishmann, Bob Martin. Jeanette Sturzl. 3 3 9 9 n i 3 9 S 9 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 BELLE MASQUE. Left to right, First Row— Nan Curry, Secretary; Peg Hartley. President; Mrs Brown. Sponsor; Barbara Gwyn. Vice-President: Bob Hummel, Treasurer.Second Rmy-Margarct Trengove Patricia Lceck Jo Irwin. Pat Howell. Sue Scofield. Irene Walters. Anita Adams. Third Roty—Uary Adams. Joan Fer- guson’ loan Sneden. Pat McFarlane. Janice Hallitt. Betty Pratt. Barbara Shepperd Nancy Burgess, honrth Roll'—Louis Dortch. Bun Ferncau, Elton Earl. Bill Avitts, Bill Bigger. Jim Prentice, Ronald Black. Belle Masque The Belle Masque lias just completed a most suc- cessful year. Under the direction of Mrs. Helen Hardy Brown the organization has fulfilled its pur- pose of promoting better dramatics in school and community. The club’s annual production this year was the three act comedy. “Date With Judy,” sponsored by the P.T.A. Council. This was directed by Mrs. Brown. Members of the Belle Masque entertained the children of the Whaley Home with a Christmas party by presenting an original radio script, had an act in the Kaleidoscope, sponsored National Drama Week, assisted the Community Players in many re- spects. and entertained Sorosis Club. Social events of the year included the Fall Banquet, Thespian Initiation, various picnics, and the Spring Formal. Officers of the club for the 1947-48 season were: Peg Hartley, president; Barbara Gwyn. vice-presi- dent ; Nan Curry, recording secretary; Ben Pierce, corrcsiKHiding secretary; Bob Hummel, treasurer. Belle Masque members initialed into the National I hessian Or ( animation plu! p'V M?° C-V' - can Bowscr' D° nie Dillon, Delores Nieman, S mon'on Helen Third % .t o EUi c Vette, Margaret Richardson, Lois Hanson, Barbara Parker,”Pat DaTt, £%if Ge rZch ' ’ '™° Scdh°W’ Be“y ,ir an- Lwc,,a William f t Library Service Club Although one of the least familiar cluhs to Central High School students, the Library Service Club is one of the most useful. Supervised by Mrs. Alick, it is not a regularly organized club and. therefore, it has no officers. Students who are interested in librarv work report to the library one hour each day to check books and repair magazines. Socially, the club gives one party for the library staff around Christmas time. “Y” Teens The club whose aim is '‘to promote brotherhood and good fellowship is the ” Teens, junior mem- bers of the Y.W.C.A. This group meets every Mon- day night after school and is sponsored by Mrs Edna McMillan. Among the activities that the girls took part in were picnics, dances, potluck suppers, and dips at the Y.W.C.A. pool. The officers for 1948 are Janette Woods, presi- dent; Eleanor Meyers, vice-president; and Joan Gar- row. secretary-treasurer. VlhhXS. Hrst fac'—Betty Hoffman, Secretary; Rena Novak. Vice-President; Mrs Burgess. President; Marjorie hetrow, Treasurer. Second Ron—Lesla Krantz, Thelma Janet Woods Eleanor Meyer. Helen Baer. Third Row—Eleanor Jarrett. Sandra Smith Hallow. Jo Ann Westfall. Edna Miller, Sponsor; Nancy Anderson. Jo Ann Dilswortli. Dorothy Rossman, Joan Marie i ft n % n % s 3 S 3 3 ATTIC PLAYERS (GIRLS). FiW row—Sharon Walters, Mary Jane Hatch, Joanne Elwood, Joan Irwin, Pat MeBee. Evelyn Martin. Marybeth Murray, Beverly Swalla, Wilma Ormiston. Second Row—Anne Elliott. Jo Anne Harbron. Bev- erly Cross, Jeannne Parsons, Wannie Ash, Dorothy McGregor. Barbara Herrick. Dorothy Zavell, Roberta Tinder, Barbara Christensen. Third Row—Joanne Gadola, Charlotte Owen, Martha Atkins. Pat Xilan. Pat Strong, Beverly Caswell, Bar- bara Robbins, Joan Prescott. Joyce Newberry. Fourth Row—Anita Glauser, Jane Lentz, Joyce Ehl, Nancy Sears, Jane Watson, Janice Gerholz, Pat Elmer, Diane Foley, Lois 11illiker. Attic Players The Attic Players, which is sponsored by Mrs. Maude Stewart Beagle, is one of the largest and old- est clubs at Central. Since its organization seven- teen years ago. it has made a reputation for having produced many fine plays in a most professional manner. The group got its name from its work shop in the attic of the school. There are seventy-five members with an equal number of boys and girls. One long play and several one act plays are given every year. This year the Players delighted two capacity audi- ences with Mark Twain’s “The Prince and the Pauper” and then again in April they upheld their reputation with a splendid production of “The Bar- retts of Wimpole Street.” In addition to their Thes- pian accomplishments, they had several social affairs including the annual dinner dance, at which “Oscars’ were presented to the l cst actors of the year. At Christmas, they performed one outstanding service by sending clothing and toys to Sgt. Lloyd Johnson, an alumnus in Germany, to distribute among the various boys’ clubs with which he works. The officers for the year were Frank Price, presi- dent; Beverly Swalla, first vice-president; Bob Duc- ker. second vice-president; Barbara Robbins, secre- tary; and Gene Tuttle, treasurer. ATTIC PLAYERS (BOYS). First row— Barbara Robbins, Secretary: Frank Price. President: Mrs. Maude Beagle. Di- rector; Beverly Swalla, Vice-President; Gene Tuttle. Treasurer. Second row—Vance Pcttinger. Boyd Piggott. Wesley Parker. Robert Hamilton. Bob Dutro. Allen Tucker. Frank Smythe. Third row—Fred Garrett. Dick Clapp. Russ Linabury. Jim Moore. Ed Featherston, Bob Duff, Dale Brown. Wayne Schafer. Fourth row—Troy Land. Frank Phillips, Coring Bunyan, Jim Lewis, Ted Brabbs, Bill Zakarhsen. illard Smith. MOHAWK HI-V. First Row—'George Piggott, President: Carroll Tobias. Sponsor; Geue President ; Bernard Sehaar. Secretary. Second Rotv—Clifton Huddson. Paul Schramm. Russ me. Pill Knox. htrd Rmv—John Gramse, Boyd Piggott. Knapp, First Vice- Boone, Tevis Rcn- Mohawk Hi-Y The Mohawk Hi-Y has played an important part in Central's activities sinet' its organization in 1934. This year it was under the sponsorship of Mr. Tobias Carroll. I he Hi-Y elected George Piggott as president: Gene Knapp, vice-president; Paul Schram, treasurer; and Ber- nard Sclaar, secretary. The Hi-Y has been very helpful to Central as a group. Members have ushered at school plays and have held sales of school pins, the proceeds of which were given to 1 he World Youth Fund. rhrough the Tri-Faith program the club has presented speakers of the various faiths. This year they have had a Jewish rabbi, a Catholic priest, and a Protestant minister speak of their respective religions in order to acquaint the boys with the various religions and to foster religious tol- erance. Booker T. Washington Hi-Y 1 be Booker 1. Washington 1 Ii-Y Club, whose purpose is to promote better moral living, and better interracial living, has just finished one of its most active vears. Hie club, with an active membership of 22, as its big project for the season, sponsored a series of discussions on “Outstanding Contributions Made By People of Our Day.” The club also shared in the Tri-Faith meeting series, participated in a faculty Hi-Y basketball game, and served as one of the host club to the older boys’ I Ii-Y Conference held at the Y.M.C.A. this spring. I be social events of the year were a 1 Ii-Y party and an overnight stay at Camp Copncconic. Officers for the 1947 4s season were: La Von Walker, president: Lester Hawkins, vice-president; Joseph Hill, secretary; II. II. Turner, treasurer. Sports representatives were Joseph Verdun and Prentis James. BOOKER T. W ASHINGTON HI-Y. First row—LeVon Walker. President; H. W. Turner. Treasurer- Lester Hawkins. Vice-President; Joseph Hill, Secretary; James Stocker. Publicity Agent. Second Ron - George Watts Arthur Dickerson, Luther Hill. James Prentice. Larois Turner. William Dent. Arthur . Davis, Counselor’. IFird row—-Vernon Allen. Bob Lewis. Joe Verdun. Oscar Reeves, Coburn Ferrell. Fourth Row— Curtis Epps Julius Smith. William Jones. John Kpps. FORENSIC CLUB—First Row Joseph Pelham, President; Harold K. Hawley, Sponsor; Peg Hartley. Vice-President. Second Row—Barbara Christensen, Ann Reynolds, Mary Sanderson. Gene Tuttle. Lois Hilliker, Barbara Herrick, Janer Rushlow. Jeanne Parsons. Third Row—Peggy Smith. Pat Xilan. Martha Atkins, Cal Samra, Eleanor Wittbrodt. Ruth Tteitelbaum, Barbara Simonson. Evelyn Martin. Fourth Row Frank Price. Bob Duff, Arvid Horn, William Parker. Warren Wells, Monte Marshall. Allen Tucker. Forensic Club The Forensic Club was organized to further speech activities at Central. Qualifications for membership are only that the student must be interested in speech. There are three classes of membership: “Proficient” for members who have won letters in debate or spring speech contests; “Participating” for those who have appeared in interscholastic speech contests, and “Ordinary” for those who are interested in speech but who have not yet taken an active part in speech work. T his year the club has had many speakers, and for their project, they sold Senior cards, and had a concession at the Jamboree. The club officers arc Joseph Pelham, president; Peggy 1 Iartlev, vice-president; Mary Sanderson, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Hawley is the club's sponsor. Cinema Service Club Organized bv those interested in visual education and motion picture projection, the Cinema Service Club is one of the outstanding groups at Central. Among its contri- butions to the school are running of noon-hour movies, entirely operated by students; and class room projection to make subjects more vivid and interesting. Besides providing extra class room instruction for other students, they receive instruction and experience in hand ling various types of projectors and visual aids. The club took an active part in the Jamboree. Officers for 1947-48 were Elsie Ruplc, president; Ted Brice, vice- president; Lucy Ruplc, secretary; and Martin Fruitman, treasurer. The club is spmsored by Mr. Leonard Redd. CINEMA CLUB. First Ron—Lucy Rupple, Secretary; Tod Brice, Vice-President; Leonard Redd. Sponsor; Elsie Rhple, President; Martin Fruitman. Treasurer. Second Row Barbara Herrick, Jane Lentz, Eleanor W itt firodt, Florence Webster, Betty Thomas, Dorothy Patterson. Pat Rathburn. Third rose---Douglas Palmer. Bill Haney, Philip Cook, Clarence Wilson, Frank Phillips, Robert Pincumbe, Paul Joseph. GREASE PAINT CLUB. Mr. Davcy. Mary Jane Rogers, Pat Howell, Isabel Rash. Grease Paint Club This is the tenth year for the Grease Paint Club of Central High School. Organized by Mr. Thomas Davy as a service club for the school, its purpose is to teach its members the fundamentals of stage make-up and how to carry them out. In the Grease Paint Club, membership is limited each year to four Sophomores because it takes them years to perfect the art of stage make-up. The objective of these Sophomores is to learn the art of applying straight make- up and grease paint. The Junior and Senior club mem- bers having acquired these fundamentals, are taught to apply character make-up. During the year the Grease Paint Club did make-up for several school productions. It also assisted many civic groups in Flint in this art. Shutterbugs The Shutterbugs of Central arc organized to promote and teach photography to students interested in this sort of work. They originated in 1944 and since then have encouraged many students to participate in the club. The club is under the sponsorship of Mr. Scheick. Officers arc: Floyd Maddock, president; Marshall Her- shon, secretary-treasurer; Dick Clapp, properties. The club sponsored a photography contest this year and plans wider activities next year because of the new dark room given to them by the Mott Foundation. SHUTTERBUGS—First Row—Dick Clapp, Roy Scheick, Faculty Sponsor; Floyd Maddock, President; Marshall Hershon, Secretary-Treasurer. Second Row—Bill Nakamura, Don Waldenmayer, Allan McGregor, Bob Roach. 1 i 9 9 3 3 9 S Boosters’ Club The Boosters' Club, composed of those Central students who possess the quality of “inner fire,” this year continued to pass? on to their classmates the fight and pep necessary for good school spirit. With Trov Middleton serving as president and Julie Woodcock as secretary - treasurer, the club, sponsored by Stan Broome, made plans to order special Booster pins to wear at games. Because they would not have been received until after the basket- ball season, the plans were abandoned until next football season. Supplementary to the meetings, talks about rules and game procedure were presented bv Jerry Udell, a former Central coach; John Steve, assistant sports editor of the Journal; Wendell Lyons of the YMCA, and coaches Auer. Evans. Renda. Melzow. and La Voie. As a result, the group was better informed and learned of many of the inside facts of basketball and football that the average spectator does not know. The Boosters are looking forward to even more accomplishments in the future in order to fill the student body with the “OF Peppa” needed to make good sports and good citizens. BOOSTERS CLUB OFFICERS- Mr. Broome, Sponsor; Julia Woodcock, Secretary; Troy Middleton, President Lewis Latin Club 'File Lewis Latin Club was organized in 1938 for the purpose of promoting interests in Latin. This year the club was reorganized with Mrs. Virginia Roberson as the sponsor. Meetings are held on the first and third Tuesdays of each month. At these meetings the members hear alxmt the customs and habits of the Roman people. Officers for this year were: Ruth Teitelbaum, president; Rena Novak, vice-president; and Barbara Davis, secretary-treasurer. LATIN CLI P� . Left to right, First Row—Rose Marlene. Rena Novak, Vice-President; Ruth Teitelbaum, Pres- ident; Barbara Davis, Secretary-Treasurer; Beverly Jcan Cross. Second Rote—Janet Goldfano, Mary Beth Guthrie, Diane Foley, Maureen Haremsky, Lesla Krantz. STAGK CRAFT CLUB. First rmv, left to right—Mary Dunham; Ed Featherston, President; Von Manners, Spon- sor; Barbara DeGraw, Secretary-Treasurer; Denise Acheson. Second row—Fran Dunham, Don Herrick, Elaine Johnson, Esther Van Houten, Gordon Greenberg, Paul Michael, Pat Howell, Courtland Gates, Martha Hylen, Lola Rowe. Stage Craft Club Under the sponsorship of Von Manners, auditori- inn sujiervisor. the newly organized Stage Craft Club completed a very busy and successful year. Officers were Edmund Featherston, president: Dick Clapp, vice-president; Barbara DeGraw, secretary-treasurer. The club began its activities by building the set for the Belle Masque play, “A Date With Judy.” They also built the sets for The Attic Players play, “The Barretts of Wimple Street,” and the Senior play, “Arsenic and Old Lace. The make-up com- mittee applied its art to the cast of the opera “Car- men” in April. Among the social events held were numerous parties on the stage and a wiener roast at the home of one of the members. t t 3 CENTRAL....................31 CENTRAL....................19 CENTRAL....................14 CENTRAL................. v 34 CENTRAL....................26 CENTRAL....................21 CENTRAL....................27 gp . CENTRAL....................26 CENTRAL.................. 20 ANN ARBOR MUSKEGON LANSING SEXTON PONTIAC ..... SACINAW ..... OWOSSO....... ARTHUR HILL BAY CITY.... NORTHERN .... Varsity Football Howard Auer Coach The annual Thanksgiving Day turkey re- assembled itself to take the form of a belliger- ent golden goose. Despite an ice and snow strewn gridiron this gilded fowl managed to move down the field three times to lay three golden eggs in the form of T. D s. This trio hatched into city, valley and state titles. The first was delivered via the airways in the second quarter as Mvers tossed and Ingram made the reception with Farkas con- verting. In the third quarter Averill blasted his way to a first down on the Norse 1 ft. line and three plays later All-State Bart plunged into the end zone. Then Farkas converted, f t 1 J - - « - - - - - - making it two in a row, with the score 14 to 0. Later in the quarter Northern scored its lone tally by two long passes. In the final stanza Bill Billings, on successive running plays, made the last marker but the conversion was wide as the final score loomed 20 to 6. This ultimate victory was supple- mented by team and individual honors and ended a season undefeated and untied. The Indians had the distinction of not hav- ing a single opponent come within 14 points of their leading margins throughout the season. It began with a 31 to 6 trouncing of Ann Arbor followed by a 19 to 0 victory over Muskegon, 14 to 0 over the highly touted Lansing Sexton, 34 to 7 over high-geared Ken Averill Louis Szal Pontiac, 26 to 7 over Saginaw, 21 to 0 over an inspired Owosso eleven, 27 to 0 over state- leading Arthur Hill, 26 to 0 over Bay City, and the supreme victory over the North End eleven. This completed a run of 218 points to their opponents 26 — a fine record. At the Annual Football Banquet the co- captains of our All-State victors were an- nounced: namely, center Ken Averill and quarterback Louie Szabo, making the perfect football season complete. % % RESERVE FOOTBALL. First row—A1 Simmons, Jerry Miller. Fred Bruton, Don Ethington, Ed Cleary, Dar- win Davis, Pete Harthfield. Vaughn Riesner, Don Evans, Paul Michael. Second row—1Tom Anderson, Bruce Jep- son, Jim Curnow. Ken DeCorte, Bob Anderson. Ron Griffin, Bill Voska, Mickey McKenna, A1 Williams, Tom Richardson. Third row—Bob Moore, Rudy Hickman. Jim Mabry, Jim Bowen, Delver May, Andy Hess, Ray Prior, Clarence Revord, Carlos Sternens. Julius Smith. Fourth rou'—Jim Mann, George Jeffery, Dave McCall. Bruce Gregson, Bill Attaway, Dick Price, Ralph Smith, Larry Farina. Fifth row—Keith Cummins, lack Perry, Robert Farrow. Chuck Craig. Norm Foster, Wayne Matteson, Jerry Burly. Jim Stalker, Bob Lewis. Sixth row— Pat Devoir, Bob Furgcson, Don Ferneau, Bob Carr. Norm Bradford. Dale McFarland, Don Erwin, Don Either- land. Not pictured—Don Ellis, Fritz Healy. Reserve Football Central’s Reserve Football squad, under Coach Parker’s tutelage, won four and lost four, cap- turing wins from Owosso, Saginaw, Arthur I I ill and Bay City. Their defeats went to the Corunna, Holly and M.S.D. varsities, and Pontiac’s Reserves. Outstanding in their positions were: backs— McFarland, Reasoner, Griffin, Bradgord, Moore, Davis; linemen—Farina, Pryer, Wil- liams, McKenna, I Iealy. Flection of Dale McFarland as honorary cap- tain completed a successful year. ; CHEERLEADERS. First row—Dick Clapp, Nick Manutcs, Ken Grove, Yern Allen. Jack Harvey. Second row—George Earl. Calvin Rice, Alex Govmas, Bob Crow, Jim Moore, Don Smith- wick. Bob Swain. FOOTBALL MANAGERS. Hollis Locke, Ray Bruton. Jack Hicks, Victor Higgins, Duane Davis. J. C. Pcrsails, Charles White. Mason Himelhoch, Dick Ponsetto. ARSIT S IM MING. Front, left to right—Bob Bartlett, Jay Bickner, Don Bushev, Jerry Zerbe, Bud Chap- man. George Borror, Doug Trevarthen, Jerry Treat. Second row'— Dave Dennis, Manager; Bud Priehs. Duane Peters. Ralph Smith, Van Coleman. Bob Fowler. Jim Sharpe. Trainer; Marsh Wright, Manager. Baek rou — Bob Stafford. Jerry Prosser, Captain; lack Hertz. Bob Martin. Wot pictured— Don Coleman, Jim Anderson, Ed Cov- ington. Russ Gilbert. Swimming Coach Boh Richardson and his able assistants, Stan Broome and John Kirbv, piloted the 1947-48 varsity swimming team to six wins against eight losses. Among eighteen squads Central took a tie for eighth place along with Pontiac in the state meet. 1 he natators enjoyed triumphs over: Bay City, 46-28; Mt. Clemens, 70-14. with a complete shutout; Jackson, 50-27; Bay City Central, 51-23; and Mt. Clemens, 54 30, where our reserve substitutes dominated the meet. The losses came at the hands of: Pontiac, 43-37: Royal Oak, 55-29, although all events were very close, and Ann Arbor, 45-39. Arthur Mill pushed Central to their worst defeat at 61-23, and previously took a hotly contested 44-40 win; Lansing Eastern took two by the scores of a close 43-41 and 47-37, and another loss went to Pontiac 43-37. Despite the losses the aquamen broke five varsity marks including the 50 yard freestyle in 25.6 by honorary captain Jerry Prosser, a 200 yard freestyle record set by Buss Gilbert at 2:20.1, the 100 yard freestyle mark by Bud Priehs at 58.3, the 120 yard individual medley by Doug Trevarthen in a time of 1:30.3, and the season’s unbeaten 200 yard freestyle Belay team of Chapman, Jim Anderson, Gilbert, and Prosser to the tune of ’:44.6. This year’s team, although not outstanding, leaves with the best prospects for next year’s squad. I he reserve team, fairing better than the varsity, took five of its seven meets and placed second in the Valley Re- serve meet. Tom Allen was elected honorary captain of the team that accomplished the feat of breaking nine out of twelve possible reserve records. RESERVE SWIMMING, bront, left to right—El wood Correll, Bill Hubbard, Bill Attaway, John Coolman, Bob Schniers, Bob Bartlett, John Anderson. Second row—Arnold Taylor. Erwin Ryckman, Wayne Lambert, Dane Davis. Tom Allen, Captain; Vance Pettinger. Paul Vcrcoc, Jim Kause. Tbird row—Gene Dorton, Ray Prior, Don Stevens, Frank Alexander, Dick L'nangst, Duane Whipple, Bill Reusch. Reese Stipes. Jim Baldwin, Stan Broome, Coach. Wot pictured—Larry Wolf. s « 3 £ 3 J 4 BOYS TENNIS. Firj ?ow—Jim Trucsdell. Edward Horvath, Sylvan Failer. Jerry Schafer. Second R nv— Clem Rowe, Sponsor; Don Mobley, Ted Himclhoch, Ted Kicks, Robert Boyd. Tennis Spring’s arrival brought tennis bouncing into the sport- light and with it coach Clem Rowe’s tennis squad. With five returning lettermen to bolster the team, all signs pointed toward a banner year. The Indian swingers doused Midland in the season’s opener 5-2, and stepped into a sporting oddity, a triangular match, when both Pontiac and Northern surrendered to the Indian racquctccrs 5-2 and 7-0. Ed Horvath continued his winning ways, and his un defeated record for three seasons remained untarnished. Don Mobley, Ted Kielts, Jim Trucsdell, and Ted Himcl- hoch rounded out the list of “F” winners. Thus ended another successful season for the Redskin netters. Cross Country The 1947-48 Indian harriers set a distinguished record by winning nine while conceding only its initial meet. Forced to take number seven Spot in the state meet by a series of bad breaks, they made an impressive showing under the guiding hand of Coach “Nap” LaVoic. taking Valley and City honors. The team of Jack Crane, D’arcy Hoops. Jim Reed, Rob Epskamp, and Van Coleman took another first in the All-Valley Relay Carnival. CROSS COUNTRY. Frist rotc left to ri ht—Bob Mulnix, George Drury, I)’Ary Hoops, Jack Cram . Bob Eps- kamp. Van Coleman, Ted Shaw. Jim Reed. Hack nm — Paul Woodring (manager), Bruce Fox, Dick Baxter, Gerald Foreman, Bob Gatewood. Lee Dean. Bob Garvey, Ted Townsend. Paul Heddy, Ralph Parker, Nap I-aVoie, coach. 9 f 9 i 3 3 3 Varsity Basketball “City, Valley, and Regional champions and only 3 seconds away from a possible State champion- ship, producers of the longest winning streak in Central history, and possessors of the highest point output by a single player in city series’ history.” These are some of the achievements of our fine 1947-48 varsity basketball squad. Led by Oscar Ingram, Bud Brotebeck, and Bill Hackett with 240, 199, 13-1 points respectively, the rampaging Redskins flashed to the most successful season any Indian hard court team has ever known. The powerful Red-Black net- ters compiled an average score of 45.2 points to their opponents 35.6 while riding to a 11-4 season’s record. Two of these four losses were to State champion Jackson, one was to a power- ful first semester North End squad, and the other a flukish loss to Pontiac. Both Northern and Pontiac paid for their vic- tories with lop-sided losses to the Redskins in further season’s action. Pontiac yielded 57-37 in their return match and the Vikings were smashed three times in a row by the Tribe— 43-37, 36-27, and 42-33 — to make Central’s revenge almost complete. Almost but not quite, for in the semi-final round for the State Cham- pionship Central’s fighting quintet came within 3 seconds of downing Jackson’s Vikings before Vern Allen, one of the finest basketball players in Michigan history, swished the Central nets on a pass from Charles Teste, who had switch- ed the ball from an Indian player, and put the game on ice. Jackson’s win over Port Huron the following night was rather an anti-climax. With his season complete coach Arthur “Dick Evans announced the election by the Central five of Charles “Bud” Brotebeck, the cool, com- petent point maker, to honorary team captain- cy, for the 1948-49 season and thus wrote “line to another glorious chapter in the sports annals of Flint Central I ligh School. RESERVE BASKETBAI-I.. First rote Boh Moore. Stu Mason, Charles Perry. Second rme— Jim Curnow, Dick Leach. Bill Mergon. Norm Bradford. Third roiv—Bob Leach. Orr Holmes. Boh Crane. Dick Cunningham, Don Schmidt. 1 k Reserve Basketball The 1947 edition of the reserve basketball squad came out with the “New Look A new coach, “Here” Rcnda. and a new slant on the brand of ball reserve basketball teams should play combined to hand Cen- tral the City and Valley trophies and a final season’s record of 11 wins and 2 losses. In Valley play the Tribe seconds compiled 459 points to their opfxments 383. One non-league game, that with Ionising East- ern. resulted in a victory for the Little Indians. 42-37. Arthur 1 iill gave the Redskins a poor sendoff when they dropped the Central team 42-32. Pontiac. ()wos- so. Bay City, Northern and Lansing Eastern fell in order before the Indian’s tomahawk but then they received their only other setback of the season’s play, suffering a 47-30 setback at the bands of Saginaw. Arthur Hill. Owosso. Pontiac, Northern, Bay City, and Saginaw were all merely stepping stones for the Tribe in their meteoric rise to SVL leadership. The Viking reserves found the Indians too tough in one of the most thrilling games, varsity or reserve, this season when the Tribe triumphed 27-26. The Red-Black seconds overpowered the Norsemen to sweep the “Little City Series” in two straight games by virtue of a 46-28 shellacking. ()rr Holmes led the reserve scorers with 125 points, followed bv Norm Bradford with 84, and Bob Leach with 53. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL. First rmv, left to rif ht—Jim Parker. Charles Ragsdale. Frcdd (iuith. Bruce Jerome. Dale Foltz. K. B. Richards. Dean Talberg. Second rmv— Bill Williams (manager). Howard King, lim Williams. Ben Benjamin. Bob Higgons, Dwight Kthmgton. Kick Pappadakis, Bob Millaid. Mr. L. (iay (coach). Third roiv Don McFarland. Charles Craig. Jim Davidson, Sid Morse. Tom Goctel. John Campbell, Howard Lave. Jim Knoblcck, Jim Murray. VARSITY BASEBALL SQUAD Fron row, frft to right George Morgan. Manager; Bo'� Crane. Boh Mur- 1 ,ck. Bill Fox. Charles Bmte' cck. Lcrov Eaten, Euiene Wilkinson. Manager. Second rote Dick Leach. Bill Mackett. Oscar Reeves. Tom Dekey. Boh M � re. I ester Hawkins .Third row Fred Irrer. Bill C rane. Norm Brad- ford, Dale McFarlane, Jerry Ulmer, Glen Tuck. Bill Btllings. G. T. Mason, Coach. Varsity Baseball Central’s 1948 baseball team was built around a group of varsity players. Head coach George Mason started the season with no less than five members of the 1947 squad that won the city championship and finished up in second place in the Valley behind Pontiac. Bill Billings, center fielder; Dale McFarlan, third base; Glen l uck, shortstop; plus Boh Murdock and Bill Crane, both pitchers, made up the veteran quintet. New material came in the form of Bud Brotebeck and Lester 1 lawkins at first base; Tom Dickie and Jerry lllmer, second base; Oscar Reeves, shortstop; Leroy Eaton, right fielder and pitcher; Bob Crane, third baseman and pitcher; orm Bradford and Bill 1 lackett, both left fielders; and Dick Leach and Freddie Irrer. who handled positions behind the plate. Homer Parker handled the reserves, I lercules Honda led the sophomore team, and Chuck 1 latter, a member of last year’s team, assisted Mr. Mason. Coif Golf coach Dick Evans guided his team, comprised mainly of juniors and sophomores, through another season on the links. Starting with an enthusiastic hut inexperi enced group the squad was eliminated until David O’Neil. Jerry Prosser. Boh Banks. Robert Gerulski, William Chase. Paul Coleman. Jim Kause, Dale Misckow, Don Bcmccker, L-utv Ruthcr, Charles Thurston, Dick Whiteside, Larry Wolf and Bill Ladd formed the ranks on the fairway for Central’s 1948 golf team. 3 GOLF. First row, left to right—Dale Misekow, Bill Ladd. Dick Whiteside, James Kause, Bud Thurston. Boh Banks. Hack rote- Bill Chase. Jim Burkholder. Don Bcrnecker. Paul Coleman. Dave O’Neil, Larry Ruther. Terry Maxwell, Boh Gerulski. TRACK. First row, left to right—Charles Young. Joe Dicks. Leroy Bradburn, Bob Mulanix, Bill Layman, Dick Christianson, Jim Reburn, Jack Robinson, Jim Reed, Bob Transue. Second row—Wilfred Harper (manager), Fred Garrett. Kendall Robertson, Jim Koepke, Ron Liddle, Tom Allen, LaVern Hetherington. Joe Evans, Jack Crane, Ralph Smith, Jack Cusic (manager). Third row- -Alex Goumas, Jack McKay. Jerry Foreman, Bob Dutro. Ray Fiell, Van Coleman. Wendall Mowery, Jerry Humphreys, John Harris, Dick Hamper, Bill Cooper, Cecil Hicks (manager), Bill Melzow (coach). I t fc t Track This year’s cinder burners shaj)ed into a handful of first placers. The 1948 team lacked depth hut boasted men in five events who gave other state and valley contenders a rough time. Coach Melzow was blessed with such leg men as Jack Crane, one of the state’s best toilers, the Arthur and Oscar Ingram sprinting combination of whom Arthur is state champion in the 100 yd. dash and 220 yd. sprint; Ernie Johnson, the team’s pole vaulting specialist; the 880 relay team made up of Oscar and Arthur Ingram, Bill Koepke and Bill Billings. Oscar, since taking up the 400 trek, proved himself a ca- pable sprinter. The squad’s other potentialities in- cluded Ron and Charles Craig and Dick Francis in the shot put event; Boh Mulanix and Ron Liddle in the 440; 880 men Wendell Mowery and Ralph Smith ; broad jumpers Luther Hill and Fred Garrett; Jim Reed and George Drewery as mile men; hurdlers Boh Murdock, Ernie Johnson, Pete Hartfield, Boh Higgins; and three-quarter relay men Bill Layman, Ron Liddle, Kendall Robertson and Boh Mulanix. TRACK. First row—Harlan Wilkinson, Dick Stratton, Chas. Craig. Bob Warner, Ron Craig, Bill Cornack, Don McKenzie, Dick Price. Second rote—Bruce Fox, Ted Townsend, Bob Higgins, Ernie Johnson, Jerry Zerbe, Dick Francis. Mike McKenna. Standing—Xat Brown, James Cunningham, Bob Henderson, Berkley LaRose, Pete Hart- field, Hal Branstner, Bob Gatewood, Dix Baxter, Bob Jarvie. i « « - - HOWLING CAPTAINS. Fast raw Jo Flcishmsnn, Rena Novak. Martha Hylen, Evelyn Bohm. Second rote— Nina Alore, Joan Marie Garrow. Roselyn Ma'hie. Hetty Draheim, Jannie Heath. Barbara Smith. Elinor House. Betty Deacons. Carol Rush. Third row—Marjorie Fetrow, Bonnie Wilson. Nancy Burgess, Joyce .Wilson, Barbara Fox, Marowe Crane. Nan Stull. Pat Buchanan. Fourth row—Beverlv Telford, Nancy Bowie, Janet Ragatz. Betty Neumann. Doris Babcock, Sophie Pappadakis. Mickey Jennings. Fifth rotv—Cecile Dcjournette. Joan Phfister. Phyllis Dunn. Delores Morgan, Suzanne Weller. Kathryn Gould. Margaret Richardson. Jean Coonish. Bowling More than one hundred girls have participated in howling this year. They met on T hursday and Friday nights. The winning team on Thursday night was the “Gutter.Girls,” who won 19 out of 20 games. The “Junioretts” and “Lucky XV’ were tied for first place on Friday night. Both teams won 16 out of 20 games. Martha 1 Iylem was in charge of the girls on Friday, and Rena Novak on Thursday night. Five points a line were given to each girl. Badminton Starting last fall forty-six girls working for letters went out for the fast sport, badminton. Under the management of Nancy Burgess the girls met every Wednesday night for ten weeks. T he competitive spirit and enthusiasm of these teams proved very stimulating to both the girls and their sponsor, Miss Marion Duncan. - - 1 BADMINTON. First Row—Helen Samaras, Pat King, Sophie Papphdakis, Manager; Nancy Burgess, Mana- ger; Janie Heath. Roselyn Mathie. Donna Timmons. Priscilla Torok, Margaret Forbus. Second Rote—Ruth Teitelbaum, Lesla Krantz, Janet Ragatz, Betty Hoffman, Eleanor Jarrctt. Reva Wares, Doris Wright. Third Roto—Pat Cade. Jo Ann Dilswirth, Elsie Bennett, Nancy Roberts. Marilyn Reitzel. Pat Buchanan, Jo Ann Raymond. Fourth Row—Pat Raymond. Pat Ignace, Iris Scifers, Shirley Clare, Mildred Powers, Judy Wilson, Sally Vezina, Phyllis Dunn. Life Saving f thhtitti tfr • Hr HOCKEY—First 'Row—Janet Rushlow, Barbara Fox, Jo Fleishmann, Jo Chatas. Second Row—Lucille Appolonia, Mablc Chuleas, Peggy Brohn, Evelyn Walsh, Betty Patterson. Girls’ Athletic Award Banquet The big event on the girls1 sports calendar this year was the Athletic Award Banquet held on January 22, in Central’s cafeteria. This year a large number of mothers were in attendance to see their daughters receive their letters for par- ticipation in the many sports available here at Central. After a lovely meal, Miss Barbara Revvey, toastmaster, introduced Miss Riddell, who gave the welcome. Following a vocal solo hv Miss Colleen Carson, the guest speaker of the eve- ning, Mrs. Mildrd E. Bennett, Director of Children’s Services in Genesee County, was introduced. After Mrs. Bennett's talk on her work with girls in Genesee County, and a piano solo by M iss Ruth (Jutland, came the awarding of letters, hirst awards to fourteen girls were presented by Miss Vivien Jeand’heur; second awards to five girls were presented by Miss Marion Duncan; and third awards to seven % girls were presented by Miss Dorothy Breda. I he program was closed with the singing of the Alma Mater. Because of the great interest shown by the girls of Central in learning about swimming and life saving, Miss Dorothy Breda again took over their course in order that they might have this instruction available. Both Junior and Senior Life Saving were covered in the period between October, 1947 and February, 1948. Miss Do- lores Wagar was Miss Breda’s assistant, and was very helpful in the large class. The qualifications for taking Life Saving train- ing are a good knowledge of swimming strokes, endurance, and form. Special emphasis was placed on the crawl, side, back, anti breast strokes which arc used most frequently in the life saving procedure. After passing the final written examination and a practical test in the pool, tweny-two girls passed with high enough scores to earn the title of either Junior or Senior Life Saver. SENIOR LIFE SAVING—First Row—Elaine Joyner, Helen Bara, Marjorie Fetrow, Ailecn MacDonald, Jane Gwyn, Barb Wagner, Evelyn Bolin. Second Rozv—Eileen Bowden, Esther Sluipe, Lorraine Sellers, Rena Novak, Dorothy Townsend, Dolores Wager, Donna Rawlings. Third Rozv—Lois Lockhart, Jean Cusic, Georgia Shambes, Joyce Easther, Junell Doty, Maxine Borgmann, Diane King, Kathleen Yeenstra. 3 £ Basket-ball Basketball has for the last few years been one of the girls’ sports most participated in. This year the Sophomore girls meeting on Thursday night were managed by Jean Cusic and sponsored by Miss Os- born. The Juniors were led by Marilyn Parsell and Miss Vivien Jeand’heur. The Seniors had as their heads, Mabel Cluilius and Miss Dorothy Breda. Many exciting contests were played, and the final winning team of the year was the “Stumbling Sixes.” captained by Georgia Chambes. This sophomore team won games against the Central Junior. Senior, and Faculty teams, and also the Junior College Girls’ basketball team. Each girl who went out for the sport and stayed with it to the end received ten points toward her let- ter for each night of playing. Volleyball Volleyball has been quite a popular sjxut this year. About 146 girls have gone out on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday nights for this game which provides good fun and exercise although great skill and endurance arc not need. Under the able leadership of Donna Timmons. Elinor House, and Pat Sine, the girls on the eighteen teams learned a great deal alxnit the game and have also earned a considerable number of points toward their letters. VOLLEY BALL. First rmv— Dot MacGregor. Elinor House, Donna Timmons, Betty Hoffman. Carol Rush, Nancy Bendlc. Jackie Cabot. Second row—Margaret Wise, LaDonna Bickford, Phyliss Dixon. Joan Garrow. Mary Lou Jennings. Evelyn Bohn, Mary Lynn Ross, Carol Chandler. WINNING BASKETBALL TEAM. First row — Carol Rush, Barbara Redes, Georgia Shambers, Jean Cusic. Second row—Dar- lene Piermattci, Sally Hamady, Donna Taugstad, Mary Lynn Ross, Rosemary Williams. Spring Sports With the coming of Spring and nice weather the Central Girls’ Athletic Department began lining up girls for the spring sports. This year Miss Breda, Miss Jeand’heur and Miss Oslxirne have undertaken six activities. Girls interested in horseback riding went with their manager to some of the various riding stables around the city. Tennis, which has been in the background for the i ast few years as far as girls’ sports were concerned, came into its own this year. A large group of girls participated in the tournament and the finals at the Tennis Club. Archery, the game of skills, has kept quite a number of girls busy this year. Golf for the girls has been revived. A tournament was played off at the various courses around the city. Many girls turned out for the bike and walking bikes. One group of girls on bicycles rode as far as Saginaw. Softball is still the main spring sport for girls. So many girls were interested that three nights a week were put aside for it. The number of points received for each of these sports is determined bv the amount of time each girl puts into the s|x rt. Skating This winter quite a few warm-blooded Central girls joined Jayne Heath, the ice skating manager, at the public rinks of Flint to gain five points an hour towards their sports letters. This is the first year that much interest has l een taken in ice skating. We hope that interest will grow, even if there is such a short time to participate. Other girls interested in skating the year round have joined Margaret Wise on many roller skating parties. t ■ ■ “On Borrowed Time” By Paul Osborn Directed by Helen Hardy Brown P d....................George Drury Julian Nor! hr up......Robert Hummel Nellie Norlhrup Margaret Trengove Aunt Demelria Riffle . . Pat Nilan Barbara Herrick Mr. Brink Marcia Dorothy MacGregor Dr. Evans M r. Pilbeam Mr. Grimes Russell Linabury Bov Sheriff Workman Robert Brown St.ide.it Director Properties S 3 3 $ 3 2 .3 .......Gene Tuttle Jim Moore ......John Hughes .Gordon Greenberg .......Lois Young Esther Van Houten .... Roberta Tinder Abby Brewster................................Peggy Hartley Barbara Rewey Martba Brewster................................Pat Howell • Pat Leeck Reverend Doctor Harper...............Robert Boyd Teddy Brevvs'.er............................Ronald Black Officer Klien................................Louis Dortch Elaine Harper..............................Barbara Gwyn Jeanne Parsons Mortimer Brewster.............................Gene Tuttle Jim Moore Jonathan Brewster...................Ed Featherston Doctor Einstein................................Pen Pierce THE SENIOR CLASS presents “Arsenic and Old Lace’ By Joseph Kesselring Directed by Helen Hardy Brown Mr. Gibbs......... Officer O’Hara.... Lieutenant Rooney. Miss Witherspoon. Student Director. . The Twenty-Second Annual Kaleidoscope Under the Direction of Maude Stewart Beagle Theme—“The Rainbow Master of Ceremonies...............Frank Price Mistress of Ceremonies.............Peggy Smith Act I—Opening Chorus Act II—Central High School Orchestra Deep Purple .........................Peter Bose Mr. Walter Bloch, Director Act III—Drama Department WAMPUM”............By DONALD VINING Mrs. Helen I lardy Brown, Director Act IV—The Commanderins A Historical Rainbow Composed of Matty Colorful Women of History Peggy I lartley and Jeanne Parson, Directors Act V—The Central A Cappella Choir Oh Blessed Are I hey................Tschaikowsky Golden Slippers................ Bland-Strickling I Got Rhythm..................... ... Gershwin Act VI—The Attic Players Green With Jealousy or “Double Trouble (A I hrilling Melodrama) t t E « - - - - - - - - - The Twenty-Second Annual Kaleidoscope Act VII—The Central Concert Band “Rhapsody in Blue”...............George Gershwin Mr. Edwin Merrill, Director Act VIII—The Girls' Glee Club “An Evening in Blue” “The Alice Blue Gown”......................Turney “Mood Indigo”...............Ellington, Mills, Bigard “Little Boy Blue”.......................Robertson “Blue Skies ........................Irving Berlin Miss Louise Doctsch, Director Act. IX— The Scarlet Nutcracker” A Dance Pantomime Directed by Maude Stewart Beagle Act X—Belle Masque Dramaitc Club “Shades of Shakespeare” By Joan Sncden and Elton Earl Mrs. I Ielen I lardy Brown, Sponsor Act XI—Finale: The Rainbow Room” Presenting some of Central’s Most Talented Entertainers and the Entire Company in There's No Business l ike Show BELLL % MASQUC THE BELLE MASQUE presents “A Date With Judy” By Aleen Leslie Directed by Helen Hardy Brown CAST OF CHARACTERS Judy Foster................ Melvin Foster.............. Dora Foster................ Randolph Foster............ Hannah .................... Barbara Winsocket.......... Oogie Pringle.............. Mitzi Hoffman.............. Mr. Martindale............. Mrs. Hotchkiss............. Eloise Hotchkiss........... Mrs. Shultzhammcr.......... Rex ford Meredith O’Connor Susie...................... .... Barbara Gwyn ....Ronald Black . Barbara Shephard ... Monte Marshall .......Pat Leeck .. .Josephine Irwin ....Louis Dortch . .Joanne Ferguson .....Jim Prentice Margaret Trengove ....Irene Walters .....Joan Sneden ....Bob Hummel ....Anita Adams Student Director.........................Peg Hartley I ’reduction Manager.....................Pat I lowell An annual production given under the auspices of the City P.T.A. as a community project. i - - - - - - - ' - 1 “The Barretts of Wimpolc Street” By Rudolf Besier Directed by Maude Stewart Beagle April 23 and 24. 1948 CAST OF CHARACTERS Dr. Chamliers Wesley Parker Flizabeth Moulton Barrett.. 1 ’eggv Smith and Barbara Robbins Wilson . Patricia Milan Henrietta Moulton Barrett.. . .Barbara Christiensen and Beverly Swal’a Arabel Moulton Barrett.... and Joanne Tear Octavius Moulton Barrett.. Russell Linabury Septimus Moulton Barrett.. Fred Garrett Charlc Moulton Barrett... Philip Gage Alfred Moulon Barrett.... Ilenrv Moulton Barrett.... Robert Duff George Moulton Barrett... Fdward Moulton Barrett... - Bella Medley (Mary Jane)..........Mary Jane Hatch and Sharon Walters Henry Bevin...................................Bill Zakiariasen Dr. Ford Waterlow...........................Virgil Washburn • Capt. Surtis Cook...................Allen Iucker and Dune Tremaine Flush.................................Ming Toy Woo Student Director.....................Anita Glauser PROSPECTOS STAFF. First rote, left to right—Rod Dittmer, Sports Editor; Barbara Brown, Girls’ Sports Editor; Lois Button, ( lub Editor: Pat Kostka, Assistant Editor; Gene Tuttle, Editor-in-Chief; Peg Hartley. Associate Editor: Pat Xdan. Fine Arts Editor; Barbara Gwyn, Senior Editor; Frank Price, Photography Editor. Second rozo—Duane Averill, Barbara Herrick, Barbara DcGrow, June Venus, Jeanne Parsons, Junell Doty, Business Manager; Joan Young, Junior Edi- tor; Pat Rathburn, Sophomore Editor; Lisa Brinch. X'orene Barnes. Barbara Rcwey, Irene Walters. Third row Maude cl ling ton. Jane Lentz, Eleanor Wittbrodt, Janette Marczi. Irene Samu. Jane Watson. Treva Chatters, Pat Howell. Nancy Burgess. Mary Brabbs, Mrs. Nurmi, Fred Garrett, Wayne Schafer, Bev Swalla. Fourth row—Nina Alore, lackie Bowen. Sue Scofield. Jerry Schafer. Bob Ducker. Ed Featherston. Jim Moore. Fred Towns, Gordon Greenberg. Lucille Titus. Joyce Newberry, Janet Rushlow. Prospectus The Prospectus. Central’s year book, has with this publication completed its forty-second year of suc- cessful work. The supervision of this year’s hook was handled by Mrs. Ruth Nurmi. Gene Tuttle as Editor-in-Chief took on the re- sponsibility of organization and aiding him was Peg 1 hartley. Associate Editor, who supervised work done on the staff. Pat Kostka held the possition of Assist- ant Editor. J his year the staff took on the burden of publish- ing a different Prospectus, hoping to give to the stu- dent body a review of the year’s activities as never before presented. The job of organizing the Senior section fell to Barbara Gwyn. Lois Lutton was the Club Editor, Pat Milan covered Fine Arts, and Rod Dittmer and Barbara Brown supervised boys’ and girls’ s|x rts, respectively. Heading the Sophomore and Junior Pictures were Pat Rathburn and Joan Young. Pho- tography was handled by Frank Price, assisted by Marshall Hershon. The business staff was headed by Junell Doty and Mr. Hugh Bellairs was the faculty sponsor. The finished Prospectus represents many hours of hard work by the staff. This is their contribution to Central High. Gene Tuttle Iiditor-in-Chicf Mrs. Ruth Nurmi Sponsor Peg Hartley Associate F. j '.tor K K - - ■ ■ ■� ■ ARROW HEAD STAFF. Jerry Schafer, Contract Manager; Keith Borgerson, Business Manager; Jay Montgomery, Advertising Manager; Vergil Washburn. Literary Editor; Lucille Titus, News Editor; Mrs. Nurmi; I rank Price, Editor - in-Chief; Jeanne Parsons, Fcautre Editor; Fred Garrett, Sports Editor; Dorothy Townsend. Girls’ Sports Editor; Norma Crawford. Exchange Editor; Janet Rushlow. City Editor. Second Row—Anne Elliott, Norene Barnes. Lisa Brinch, Joan Yohannan, Jackie Bowen. lovee Newberry, Anne Brothers. Irene Samu. Pat Nilan. Lois Lutton, Kathleen eenstra. Sue Smith Peg Hartley. Betty Pratt, Barb Valley, Barbara Rewev, Pat Rathburn. Bcv Swalla, Evelyn Martin. Third Rmo— Gene Tuttic. Bettv Gordon. Dolores McGlone, Lois Hilliker. Vance Pettenger. Allen Tucker. Nancy Fader, Pat Kostka. Jim Moore. Gordon Greenberg. Treva Chatters. Joan Young. Janette Marczi, Mary Underwood. Lorraine Bradley. Dolores Lazar. Carol Rush. Fourth Roiv Wayne Schafer. Rita Blair, Barbara Brown, Janet Stull, I art ara Davis. Donna Shep- hard. Opal Hobbs. Bob Ducker. Ed Fcathcrston, Bill Zakariasen, Fred Towns. Robert Boyd. Bob Roach, Don Walden- mayer, Jim Hesling, Diane Foley, Wanda Burks. The Arrow Head - - - - - - The Arrow Head. Central’s bi- monthly newsjjaper, has completed its 25th year of publication. The paj)er was headed this year by Frank Price as editor-in-chief with Lucille Titus serving as his assistant. Super- vising the news department was Pat Kostka. and Pat Nilan headed the feature staff. In the sports depart- ment Fred (iarrett continued as boys' sports editor, while Dorothy Town- send filled the position of girls’ sj orts editor. Editorial writing was the duty of Joe Pelham, and Marshall Hershon was the staff photographer. Janet Rushlow worked as record keej er. On the business staff, which is responsible for the paper’s finances, Keith Borgerson was the business manager, with Jay Montgomery as advertising man- ager. Jerry Schafer served as contract manager with Lorraine Bradley handling the exchanges. Heading a new department which was added this year was Ed Featherston as distribution manager. - A new system was tried this year whereby much of the actual Arrow Head work was done in the journal- ism class taught by the sponsor, Mrs. Ruth Nurmi. Mrs. Bessie Hemingway served as the faculty busi- ness advisor. Also a new feature this year, the first annual Press banquet was held on March 31 for the purpose of awarding publication letter awards to staff members who had earned them. In addition to the regular j aj:cr The Arrow Head staff also published Screech, the annual gossip “yel- low sheet.” I7 rank Price Iiditor-in-chicf DKBATK -I’irst Ron —-Peggy Smith, Peg Hartley, Gene Tuttle, Frank Price. Barbara Simonson. Second Row- Pat Xilan, Cal Samra, Monte Marshall, Ruth Teitelbaum, Harold E. Hawley, Coach, third row— William Parker. Joseph Pelham, Arvid Horn, Bob Duff, Mary Sanderson. Debate Despite the fact that only four letter winners from last year's state championship squad re- turned this season, the Central debate squad made its usual fine showing in Saginaw Valley competition. On December 5th two members of the squad, Peg 1 lartlcy and Joe Pelham, participated in an exhibition debate against West High School of Rockford, Illinois, at the Indiana State De- baters’ conference at Purdue University. In the first Saginaw Valley Tournament held here on November 15th, the Central debaters Harold K. Hawley Coach won 7 out of 12 debates, placing second to Pon- tiac.’ At the second tournament held at Bay City on December 4th the Central squad gained first place, winning 9 out of 12 of its contests. In the final meet at Arthur Hill, Central tied Bay City for the Valley title by winning an additional 8 out of 12 possible debates. After extensive try-outs the Varsity was chosen and included Peg Hartley, Mary Sanderson, and Ruth Teitelbaum. On February 7th the Varsity was defeated by Traverse City 11 igh in the District Klimination Tournament. I his year’s squad was under the capable direc- tion of Harold E. Hawley, whose untiring effort and leadership serves as a continual in- spiration to the debaters. The 1948 proposition was: “Resolved: That the Federal Government should require arbi- tration of labor disputes in all basic American industries.’’ a 3 « - a a a a a - - a a a a a Jack Heyward, Peg Hartley, Bud Hummel reading script Radio This year the radio program at Central has been extended to include two radio classes. Radio I trains students in script writing, acting, and directing, while the advanced class of Radio II presents broadcasts over the various stations. Roth classes are under the direction of Mrs. Helen Hardy Brown. The advanced class has presented three scries of programs over station WFDF, all of them being transcribed in studio FCHS. located in Central’s tower. The first series was dramatization of great literature, the second, dramatization of short stories, and the third, dramatizations of great plays. As an outside activity the class participates in the “Teen Age Commission” in connection with station WBBC. Central alternates every four weeks with the other high schools of Flint. Many of the advanced radio students have obtained outside positions through their radio training here at Central. Lois Young writes scripts for the Board of Education. Appearing in her “musical apprecia- tion” programs are Jeanne Parsons and Elton Earl, both radio students. Another member of the class. Glen Phillips, has two disc jockey shows over a local station. In January a new RCA console was purchased by Central so that broadcasts may he made directly from the tower. Class chairmen for the year 1947-48 were: Peg Hartley, program chairman; Jeanne Parsons, music; Shirley Compson. scripts; Charlotte Bennett, bul- letins: and Boh Hummel, technician. Class announc- ers for the season were (den Phillips and Boh Hum- mel. Student directors, to whom the responsibility of casting and developing programs was given, were: Lois Young. Joan Sneden. and Peg Hartley. With the enlarged program now in operation Cen- tral is looking forward to bigger and better radio years. The netv console A CAPPELLA CHOIR. First row—Beverly Swalla, Norma Headrick, Joyce Mcncrey, Sue Scofield, Margaret Trengove, Jackie Bowen, Dorothy Rossman, Joyce Ehl, Mr. Walter Bloch, Lucille Underwood, Frances Weaver, Lucille Titus, Mari- lyn Dean, Beverly Hadsell, Jean Wallace, Frances Kocsis, Dolores Lasey. Secoyid row—Irene Walters, Roberta Tinder, Dorothy Herban. Marion Harger. Adrienne Smith, Dolores Schwartz, Constance Smyers, Beverly Cross, Jean Whitson, Xancy Sears, Joan Friel, Mary Thompson. Mary Jean Lambert. Joyce Stewart. Joanne Tear, Donna Thompson, Nina Alore, Janis Fordc. Wanda McCubley. Third row—Sharon Walters, Beatrice Berger, Julius Mate. A1 Venters, Paul Fischaber, Don ilcox, Leonard McMillen, Russ Boone. All Stephen, Bob Duff, Boh Schneider, Frank Smythe, W illard Smith, Joseph Backhaut, Max Coleman, Jack King, Barbara Mogg, Janet Rice, Georgina Frazier. Fourth row—Joyce Newberry, Gene Small, Bob Dutro, Bob Sargent, Russ Harrington, Fred Bartlett, Jack Carr, Alvin Leary, Joe Rayburn, Bob Swain, Wayne Rosson, George Simmens, Tom Norris, Jimmy Reburn, Bob Sandefer, Dick Clapp. Dale Brown, Elston Cathy, Donna Barker. £ £ £ £ £ £ A Cappella Choir Under the able direction of Walter Bloch. Cen- tral’s A Cappella Choir has completed an exception- ally successful and eventful year. The choir participated in the Kaleidoscope and the annual Spring Concert. They sang in Christmas programs for Hurley Hospital, Rotary Club, Ki- wanis Club, and the Boy Scouts, as well as for our own Christmas Assembly. They made records for Stations WFDF, WMRP, and WTCB. In fact, the W orkshop of the Air’s theme song is sung by Central’s A Cappella Choir. The choir received a Division One rating in the District Music Festival held here and then continued on to the State Festival in Ann Arbor. Eighteen members of the choir were chosen to sing in the All-State Chorus in Detroit. The officers were as follows: President, Stephen All; Vice-President. Leon Malone; Secretary, Sharon Walters; Treasurer, Roberta Tinder; Librarian, George Simmons; Robe Custodian, Tom Harris; and Pianist, Joyce Ehl. SOPRANOS I—Marilyn Dean, Catherine Elston, Joyce Ehl, Norma Headrick, Merle Newtown, Joyce Stewart. Donna Thompson, Lucille Titus, Sharon Walters, Joanne Tear. SOPRANO II—Donna Barker, Beatrice Berger, Beverly Cross, Marian Harger. Mary Lambert, Jose Schavone, Nancy Scars, Beverly Swalla, Jean Wallace, Mary Weaver. ALTO I -Nina Alore, Jacquelin Bowen, Beverly Hadsell, Delores I-asey, Joyce Newberry, Dorothy Rossman, Sue Scofield, Roberta Tinder, Margaret Trengove, Irene Wal- ters, Joyce Minery. ALTO II—Georgena Frazier, Dorothy Herban, Jean Mor- ris, Frances Koscis, Wanda McCulley, Barbara Mogg. De- lores Schwartz, Adrienne Smith, Connie Smyers, Mary Thompson, Lucille Underwood, Jean Whitson. TENOR I—Wayne Rosccn, Bob Sanderfer, Frank Smythe. TENOR II—Joe Backhaut, Bob Duff, Bob Dutro, Don Ferneau, Alvin Leary, Bob Schneider, Willard Smith. Dale Brown, Eugene Small. BASS I—Jack Carr, Dick Clapp, Max Coleman, Russel Harrington, Leonard McMillen, Joe Rayburn. Robert Sargent, George Simmons, Don Willcox. BASS II — Steve All, Fred Bartlett, Russ Boone. Paul Jischaber, Leon Malone, Julius Mate, Tom Norris, James Reyburn, Bob Swain, A1 Venters. 9 9 9 3 3 3 CONCERT BAND. First roiv, left to right—Dale Dunlap. Harlow Hopkins, Bill Rcusch, Donna Mac Erb, Carol Scott, Mary Ellen Lindley, Martha Bell, Goldie Buchanan, Martha Atkins. Second row—Jim Cass, Hugh Carrell, Elizabeth Boyd. Betty Ross, Lois Sponner, Aileen MacDonald, Julia Beach, Don Tcasdalc. Roger Sullivan. Third roiv- Edwin Merrill, Gerald Ducharme, Lillian Dunbar, Winona Henry, Lillian Morford, Harold Houk, Gene Harris, Janet Stull, Delores Mor- gan. Ed Tamo. Jim Williams, Chase Arnold. Fourth row—Don Coleman. Norm Foster. Fifth row—Don Collison, Ed Knoblock, Oliver Strong, Jim Goodman, John Bulger, Fred Bartlett, Jerry Sawdon. Concert Band Central can be justly proud of the Concert Band under the fine direction of Edwin C. Merrill. The Concert Band played for the basketball games and gave a brilliant performance in the Kaleido- scope and the annual Spring Concert held on May 2. They were one of sixteen bands from Flint to play in the Band Conclave at the I.M.A. Auditorium. The band also made records for Stations WTCB and WFDF. The Concert Band participated in the State Music Festival at East Lansing after receiving a Division One rating in the District Contest held at Marlette in Marlette. The officers were as follows : President, Fred Gar- rett; Manager, Bob Fisher; Secretary-Treasurer. Martha Bell; Librarians, Martha Atkins and Eileen MacDonald; and Student Director, Bob Fisher. The section leaders were as follows: Trumpets. Fred Garrett; Trombones, Dale Brown; Flutes and Oboes, Mary Ellen Lindley; Bassoons and Bass Clarinets, Bob Fisher; Percussion, Jerry Sawdon; Clarinets, Dale Dunlap; French Horns, Delores Spooner; and Saxophones, Delores Morgan. FLUTES—Martha Atkins, Martha Bell, Goldie Buchanan. OBOE—Mary Ellen Lindley. CLARINETS—Elizabeth Boyd. Hugh Carrel. James Coss, Lillian Dunbar, Dale Dunlap. Mary Eller, Donna Mae Erb, Winona Henry, Harlow Hopkins, Ed Knoblock, Lionel Moore, Lillian Morford, Bill Rcusch, Betty Ross, Carol Scott, Fred Town. BASSOONS—Arnold Chase, Bob Fischer, Jim Williams. SAXOPHONES — Fred Bartlett, Eugene Harris, Harold Hawk, Delores Morgen, Janet Still, Ed Tarmo. CORNETS—Helen Amoss. Jim Cook, Charles Craig, Fred Garrett, Leopold Guerin, Daniel Harger, Gene Knapp, Jay Montgomery, Don Waldenmyer, Bill Camp. HORNS—Julia Beach, Loring Bunyan, Aileen MacDonald. Lois Spooner, Roger Sullivan, Don Tcasdalc. TROMBONES—Dale Brown, Mary Jinnings, Russell Lina- bury, Roselun Mahtie, Roy Shoup, Bob Tilley. BARITONES — Don Coleman, Norman Yoder, Oliver Strong. STRING BASS—Don Collison, Arthur Daniels, Gerald Du- charme, Jack Wilson. DRUMS—John Bulger, Jim Goodman, Jerry Sawdon. Dick Yrine. FIRST GLEE CLUB. First row, left to right—Elvira Chiszar, Katie Bundschuh, Nancy Mooney, Jean Bowser, Marilyn Collver, Johneicc Holley, Lucy Ruple, Marie Hill, Evelyn Baba, Ann Walters. Rita Stark, Colleen Carson, Barbara Rewev. Second row—Louise Doetsch, Bar bara DcGrow. Betty Hahns, Etlilyn Carley, Arlayne Warren. Elizabeth Cooke, Barbara Valley, Marjorie'Coupar, Carol Hamblin, Elsie Ruple. Daisy Payne, Sue Turner. Jean Wise. Nancy Simon. Third row—Jeanne Parsons, Marjorie Carlson, Maureen Haremskv, Eithel Armstrong, Marilyn Kendall. JoAnn Bradley. Barbara Fox, Marian Stroup, Joan Sneden, Doris White, Harriet Cojeen, Connie Bell, Donna Schmidt, Peggy YanTrcase. Fourth row—Doris Stafford, Rutli Outland, Phyllis Muma, Shirley Melrose, Jean Hoisington, Delaphinc Moughler. Joyce Cash- dollar, Connie Lafredo, Jean Easick, Yemba Weissinger, Delores Raines,Donna Nichols, Marilyn Bachman, Joyce Craft, Connie Ritchings. STRING QUARTET. Arthur White, Marilyn Williams, MADRIGAL OCTETTE. First row—Jackie Bowen, Nancy Sears, Esther Newcomb, Donna Kilburn. Tom T( rris Lucille Underwood, Bob Sandefer, Cathy' Elston. Second row—Jack Carr, Bob Schneider. MARCHING BAND. First rozo, left to right—Jerry Sawdon, John Bulger. Clinton Barton. Bob Epskamp. Jim Goodman, Gerald Crawford, Frank Smith. Second row—)im Kause (assistant drum major), Neil Dresback, Boyce Jensen, Charles Craig. Dan Harger, Jim Cook, Erwin Pillsbury, Ray Rilev. Wyman DePottey. Third rote—Bill Boles (assistant drum major),’Fred Garrett, lay Montgomery. Bill Thompson, Ted Townsend, Don Waldcnmayer, Norman Winch. Fred Towns, Hugh Carrell. Dick Justin. Gene Knapp. Bruce Hutchinson (assistant drum major). Fourth rozo Fred Guith. Harlow Hopkins, Phil Gage, Ed Tamo, Norman Keger, I irrv Welson, Vim Coss, Ted Neely, Ernest Wildfong. Fifth rozo—Harold Hank, Lionel Moore, Fred Bartlett, Charles Laney. Eugene Miron. Joe Dicks. Don’Teasdale. Coring Bunyan. Bell Camp. Sixth rozo—Eugene Harris (senior drum major). Harvey Drinkwatcr, Tom Erdley, Dale Brown, Norman Meintz, Ed Poore. Bob Tilley. Russell Lina- bury, Jim Prentice, Bell Reusch. Seventh rozo—Arthur Daniels. Oliver Stron. Don Collison. Paul Vcrcoe, Bob Fisher Roger Sullivan 1 e ter Lack. It It t « - - - GLEE CLUB. First row, left to right—Dolores Spillcrs, Maurene Grimes. Ann Smith. Betty Yuravak. Wanda Gunter, .Suc u«uku. vm«- sure. Margaret Forgie. Beth Garland. Shirley Alexander. Doris Malin, Gerry Waghorn, Joanne Cole. Erlenc Sherman. Dana Vasconcellos. Second row—Georgia Vaughn, Beverly Stone, Dcedy Savage, Alma Baxter, Janet Peters, Ola Norfleet, Juanita Morgan, Marilyn Durbin, Bar- bara Vaughn, Sally White, Charlotte Lawrence, Betty Chaltraw, Arlene Hillicr, Pauline Morgan, Barbara Warren. Hurd row— Barbara YYood, Marie King. Margaret Davies, Merriam Gottfelt. Alta Styles, Evelyn Graham. Ann Boon, Eleanor Wittbrodt, Sharon Strassburger. Betty Brady. Dolores Kennedy, Dorothy Butkovich, Velma Upper, Jean Drudi, Dorothy Thomas. Fourth roiv—Roseline Harvey, Evelyn vYascher, Leona Griek. Carla Porter. Nan Stull, Bessie Voorhees, Jean Lachapelle, Johnnie Willis, Ruby Black. Joyce Wells, Jo Greenley, Ruth Carpenter, Lur- line Allen. Marion Smith, Alice Wilson. GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE. First row, I. to r.—Connie Ritchings, Vcmba YVissinger, Johneice Holly, Ethlyn Carlcy, Ruth Outland, Peggy Van Trease. Second row— Phyllis Muma. Elizabeth Cook, Joan Sncden, Dclaphine Moughlcr. MIXED CHORUS. First row, left to row—Barbara Rolfe, Joanne Bukoski. Donna Jean Bernarb, Doris Winters, Pat Teller, Nancy Wills, Delores Riegle. Marcella Haley, Edvvina Wilson. Beverly Hubbard, Rose Fowlar, Jean Franchi, Judy Parker, Delores Sumley, Lois Tali, Betty Lewellyn. Second row—Mary Ann Underwood, Louise Land, Rita Blair, Stan Burt. Dolores Stickney, Dorothy Strudgeon, Hazel Armstrong, Nancy McNally, Pat Strong, Barbara King. Solima Coulter, lean Van Nocker, Helen Fischhabcr, Catherine Parrish, Barbara Elliot, Joan Thomas, Lois Hillicker. Third roiv—Wilda Harris, Arley Kummer, Charlotte Farrington, Darwin Greenman, Joyce Chipman, Beverley Banks, Betty Asbury, Elaine Allen, Nancy Tobias, Elda Orth. Barbara Lawercnce, Janet Frazer, Dolores Schartz, Lorraine Mathis, Shirley Miller, Ruth Young’. Rosetta Woodell, lo Ann Garrett, Lois Hiliker. Fourth row—Jean Fisher, Donald Sisler. Shirley Waddell, Bonnie McDonald, Geraldine Hayes, Elsie Knutson, Barbara Burgess. Helen Leonard, Mary Hand. Kathleen Barth, Nancy Burgess, Doris Brown. Fifth rou —Lois Mann, Betty Trader. Karleen Manwell, Margaret English. Edna Jones, Carl Hartwick, Alfred Klamert. Dale Kidder. Jack Carr. Ron Douglass, Jim Lewis, Ed Tamo, Carl Brayan, Russ Boone. Bob Mills, Dave English. Levi Hammond. Dick MacDonald, Jim Russell, Bobby Brown. F Central is very proud of her fine Orchestra which has completed a successful and busy year under the capable direction of Walter Bloch. They participated in the State Music Festival at East Lansing on April 31 after receiving a Division One rating in the District Music Festival which took place at Marlette in March. The Orchestra has appeared in other programs including the Kaleidoscope and the annual Spring Concert, giving their audiences a brilliant interpreta- tion of the classics. They cut records for Stations WTCB and WFDF and small groups for the Orches- tra also played for different clubs and organizations all over the city. The officers were as follows: President, Bob Fisher; Secretary-Treasurer, Bob Fisher and Rose Bahai; Librarian, James Williams; and Student Con- ductor, Bob Fisher. FIRST VIOLINS — George Earl, Lester Farkas, Marion Goodwin, Carolyn Kline, Nick Manutes, Dick Miner, Pat Neuville, Betty Schmidt, Walt Schoendorff. SECOND VIOLINS Sarah Carrcll, Helen Beach, Kath- leen Gelhorn, Russell Lumsden, Karlecn Man well, Carol Stafford, Maxine Woolman, Beverly Walker. VIOLAS—Addielu Adams, Rose Bedal, Joyce Ehl, Heather Thompson. BASS VIOLS—Donna Beagle, Janet Soper, Adrienne Smith. CELLOS—Wanda Gunter, Beverly Lakies, Bill Neal, Joe Pelham, Marylou Stanhope. FLUTE—Goldie Buchnan. OBOE—Mary Ellen Lindlcy. BASSOONS—Bob Fisher, Robert Schneider, Jim Williams. CLARINETS—Hugh Carrell, Dale Dunlop, Ed Tarno. TROMBONE-Dale Brown. TRUMPET—Richard Justin. FRENCH HORNS—Aileen McDonald, John Calhoun. DRUMS—Fred Bartlett, Jerry Sawdon. CORNETS—Oliver Strong, Curbin Yaych, Don Coleman. ► JUNIOR OFFICERS. Rena Novak, Treasurer; Joyce Newberry, Vice-President; Elinor House. Secretary; Bob Duff, President. Class of 1949 During this, its second year at Central, the Junior Class lias taken an active part in various fields. The juniors have chosen such things as mathematics, politics, dramatics, speech, and sports to excel in. In the September elections, four outstanding Juniors were chosen to lead the class. Bob Duff was elected president; Joyce Newberry, vice-president; Elinor House, secretary; and Rena Novak, treas- urer. Under the guidance of these officers and the Junior Board of Directors, plans were made for the year. Among the activities sponsored by the Junior C lass was a Student Union couple dance held Febru- ary 20 in the gym. The Class of ’49 has been a credit to the school, and under the supervision of the class sponsors, Miss Reik and Mrs. MacMillan, they will hold the coveted position as the Senior Class. II NIOK BOARD OF DIRFT IORS. hirst Row—Elinor House, Secretary; Bob Duff. President; Joyce Newberry, Vice-President; Rena Novak, Treasurer. Second Row— Marybeth Murray, Mary Sanderson, Helen Samaras. Bcttic Dono- hov, Donna Barker. Betty Gordon, Mary Brabbs, Juliann Parker. Third row—Vemba Wissinger, Anne Brothers. Char- lotte Owen, Pat Nilan. Marilyn Dean. Pat Henry. Joyce Dye. Tourth Row— Ron Black. Chuck Stanton, Rodger McDoug- all. Bob Hampton, Don Tcasdale. JUNIORS, First row— A. Abraham, M. Ackerman, M. Adams, L. Alderson, I). Alexander, S. Alexander, L. Allen, V. Allen, N. Alore, J. Alton, A. Amey. Second roiv—V. Amthor, W. Anders, T. Appolonia, R. Anderson, D. Armstrong, J. Ascltine, M. Atkins, J. Avery, B. Avitts, M. Bachman. Third rmv— H. Baer, B. Baker, F. Baska, B. Banks, C. Banks. V. Banscr, B. Barker. D. Barker, S. Barber, N. Barnes, C. Barnett. Fourth row— R. Barnhart, C. Barrage, N. Barrett, R. Barrett, G. Barror, K. Barth, P. Bartman, N. Battiste, R. Baxter, P. Beam, M. Beatty. JUNIORS. First row—T). Beaudry, R. Beck, G. Beckwith, H. Belitz, C. Bennett. R. Bennett, D. Bernard, D. Bcrneckcr, M. Bers- inger, S. Bertelsmeyer, M. Besteman. Second row— D. Beutler, J. Beverly, B. Billings, E. Biscock. M. Black. R. Black, R. Black, T. Black, D. Blanchard, J. Blosser, E. Bohm. Third row—L. Bohms, H. Bomorra, K. Booker, V. Booth, H. Bordis, J. Burton, N. Borden, L. Bostwick, J. Bowen, E. Bowser. L. Boyce. Fourth row- E. Boyd, S. Boyer, I. Boyt, S. Bozarth, M. Brabhs, L. Bradburn, C. Brad- ford, N. Bradford, J. Bradley, M. Brady, L. Branch. JUNIORS: First row—M. Branch, H. Branstner, G. Brewer, T. Brice, F. Brig, L. Brinch, J. Bristol. I. Bromhcad, C. Brotebeck. A. Brothers. B. Brothers. Second row—R. Broughton, B. Brow, D. Brown, M. Brown, G. Burnham. P. Buscawaw. S. Burt. C. Bush. P. Bush, P. Bussineau, D. Butkovich. Third rozv— D. Campbell, D. Campbell. E. Carley, M. Carlson, C. Carpenter, G. Carpenter. B. Carr. E. Carrell, H. Carrell, J. Cavitt, T. Chatters. Fourth row—J. Choate. R. Christiansen, J. Church. D. Clapp, J. Clark. K. Claxton, K. Cleary, O. Clement, B. Cockrell, K. Cohee. JUNIORS. First row—M. Coleman, V. Coleman, P. Collins, S. Compson, M. Congdon, E. Conrad. E. Cohoon. E. Cooke. J. Cool- man, E. Coon, J. Coonich. Second row— B. Cornack, J. Coss, J. Coulter, M. Coopar, E. Covington, M. Cox, R. Cox, R. Cox, J. Craft, S. Craig, N. Crain. Third rozv— R. Craine, R. Crane, G. Crowford, M. Crcsswell, B. Cross. B. Crossnoe, B. Crow, R. Cun- ningham, J. Curnow, N. Curry. Fourth rozv—M. Curtis, P. Curtiss, M. Cutler, S. Dahl, J. Davanzo. 1). Davis, R. Davis, M. Dean, J. De Cou, E. Dc Giorgis, B. De Grow. V 9 - - « « - - Pi JUNIORS. First row—A. Dennis, D. Dennis, M. Denton, A. De Shano, D. Dc Witt, D. Dhysee, T. Dickie, J. Dicks. B. Dimond, N. Dincis, A. Dodge. Second roxo—E. Doehring, E. Doehring, B. Dollar, M. Donnelly, B. Donohou, J. Doran, J. Dorn, L. Dortch, M. Dover, H. Draheim, N. Dreshack. Third row—M. Drury, G. Ducharme, B. Duff, L. Dunbar, A. Duncan, P. Dunning, M.Durnan, I?. Dutro, B. Dye, D. Dye. Fourth roxo—J. Dye, E. Earl, B. Eddy, N. Eklund, J. Elia, M. Elder, B. Elliot, E. Elmore, C. Elston, D. Eppinger, T. Erdly. JUNIORS. First row—R. Eshbaugh, E. Estes, D. Ethington, D. Evans, D. Fagan,, N. Fader, J. Fauth, B. Featherstone, B. Fergu- son, J. Ferguson. Second row D. Ferneau, M. Fetrow, J. Fctzer, M. Filtante, P. Fischaber, J. Fleischmann, R. Floyd, B. Fiebernitz. R. Field, M. Forbus, N. Foster. Third row- B. Fox, H. Frasier, B. Frecburg, J. Freeman, L. Gach, J. Gadola, G. Gardner, R. Gar- field, S. Galloway, J. Garrow, R. Gatlin. Fourth roxo M. Garvie, J. Garvin, D. Geiger, K. Gelhorn, C. Gerou, F. Giegling, E. Gilbert, M. Gill, G. Gillam, R. Gilmore, M. Goodwin. Jl IOkS. hirst row B. Gordon, C. Gabriel, M. Grace, . (jraliani, M. Green, K. Green, J. Greenly, I). Green, D. Grcenough, P. Greer. R. Griffin. Second row—J. Groom, B. Grubbs. W. Gunter. B. Hadsell, J. Hagerman, B. Hagle, B. Hahn, B. Hairston, R. Haist, J. Hallitt. B. Hammond. Third row—L. Hammond, B. Hamilton, B. Hampton, C. Haney. D. Harger, J. Harris, W. Harris, W. Harris, D. Hart, J. Harvey. Fourth rmv— R. Harvey, J. Hanzck, D. Hauck, P. Hawley, W. Hamtin, G. Hayes, J. Hayes, R. Hayes, P. Hayward, C. Hawks, N. Headrick. JUNIORS. First rmv—F. Healy. S. Healy, D. Helm. VV. Henderson, D. Hendon, F. Henly, L. Hennessy, P. Henry, W. Henry, D. Herban, J. Herrington. Second roto— M. Hershon, J. Hertz, A. Hesse, L. Hetherington, C. Hibbard, C. Hicks, W. Hicks, B. Hilden, E. Hildenbrand. J. Hill, M. Hill. Third row— B. Hiller. W. Himelhoch, T. Hitching� , O. Hobbs, M. Hobson, J. Hodgins, W. Holcomb, O. Holler, O. Holmes, H. Hook, D. Hoops. Fourth rou —D. Hoose, H. Hopkins, M. Horring, P. Houck, E. House, B. Howe, H. Howell, B. Hubbard, B. Huddleson, D. Huff, E. Huge!. JUNIORS. First row—R. Hummel, B. Hutcheson, M. Hylen. J. Hyatt. F. Ignace, A. Inman. F. Irrer, J. Irwin. I. Isaacson, I). Isbell. B. Jackson. Second row— B. Jackson, E. Jackson. T. Jackson, M. Jacobs. M. Jennings, R. Jensen. N. Jewitt. R. Jimenez, K. Johnson. M. Johnson. M. Johnson. Third row—M. Johnson, T. Johnson, B. Jones, C. Jones, C. Jones, E. Jones. P. Jones. W. Jones, P. Joseph, M. Kendall, J. Kerr. Fourth rotv— D. Keswick, B. Kiddle, N. Kigcr, R. Kilburn, B. King, B. King, M. Kitson, I. Kitsonas, A. Klamert, L. Klein, C. Kline. JUNIORS. First row—E. Knoblock, F. Kocsis, P. Kostka, D. Kostowski, L. Krantz, M. Krasner, B. Kreft. P. Kreider, L. Kruger, C. Kuhen, F. Kump. Second row—B. Kuzava, II. Kyler, H. Ladd. C. Lafredo, B. I Atkins, L. Lamb, . Lambert. I). Lamtneman, A. Lane, C. Lanford. B. Langdon. Third row—). Lapee. D. Larmay, A. Laster. B. Lawrence. D. Lawrence, B. Layman. M. Le May, J. Less. B. Lewis, N. Lewis, R. Linabury. Fourth row— 0. Lindsay. B. Linebcrry. M. Lingclbach, D. Litherland. L. Little. N. Lockard, E. Lonrcase. Y. Lord, C. Lubus. D. Lund, J. Lytle. JUNIORS. First row A. MacDonald. G. Machcr, S. Macl cllan. M. Mann, G. Mansour, N. Manutcs. R. March. J. Marczi. H. Martelloct. B. Martin. L. Martin. Second row—.R. Martin, J. Marve, M. Maschino, S. Mason, G. Masuch, L. Mathis. B. Matticc. VV. Mancry. I. Maxwell. J. McArthur. D. McCall. Third row—}. McClure, J. McConn, S. McCredie, B. McDonald, R. McDougall, D. McFarland, C. McGovern. A. McGregor, R. McKeen, J. McKay. Fourth row—J. McKinstry, L. McMillen, P. McNce, D. Me- Phec, I. Meerson, S. Melrose, G. Mendenhaer, J. Menercy, D. Meredith, E. Meyer, R. Meyer. JUNIORS. I:irst row— D. Miller. F. Miller. F. Miller, M. Miller. S. Miller, B. Mirgon. E. Miron, J. Mitchell, J. Montgomery, N. Mooney, B. Moore. Second row—E. Moore. I.. Moore. L. Moore, L. Moorman, L. Morford. G. Morgan, T. Morgan, J. Morone, 1. Morris. R. Mossman, D. Mourand. Third rozi'— P. Muma, B. Murdock, I). Murphy, M. Murray, B. Muse, L. Mushlack. R. Myers. B. Nakamura, J. Neal. B. Neall, L. Nelson. Fourth row—P. Neuville, E. Neurohr, G. Newberry, J. Newberry, N. Newton, D. Nichols, P. Nilan, F. Noblin, (J. Norfleet, R. Novak, R. Oberholtzer. JUNIORS. l:irst row— A. Odishoo, P. Oldham. D. O'Neil, P. Ormstead. A. Ovillette, C. Owen, P. Owen. P. Pace, R. Page, A. Palmer, P. Palmer. Second row—B. Park, J. Parker, W. Parker, C. Parrish, M. Parsed, A. Patterson, D. Patterson, J. Patton, D. Payne, E. Pea, J. Peck. Third row—M. Peck, J. Pennegar, T. Penny, I. Perkins, C. Perry, J. Perry. J. Persails, K. Peterson, D. Peters, C. Petes, C. Pettinger. Fourth row— E. Pharnis, F. Phillips, V. Phillips, R. Pickering, 1). Piermattir, L. Pierson, B. Piggott, P. Place, C. Porter, R. Powell, M. Powers. JUNIORS. First row—A. Prahl, B. Pratt, J. Prentice, R. Preslar, P. Price, M. Pugh. M. Quiggin, D. Radcliffe, J. Kagatz, A. Ral- ston, P. Rarick. Second row—D. Rawlings, W. Ray, T. Raymond, V. Reasoner, J. Reburn. L. Recker, N. Reed, M. Reif, B. Reusch, C. Revord, A. Reynolds. Third row—C. Rice. C. Richards, L. Richards, T. Richardson. W. Riederich, S. Riernan, C. Riettka, C. Ritchings, B. Roach, I). Roberts, K. Robertson. Fourth row—H. Robinctt, B. Robinson, B. Rodabaugh, P. Roe. B. Rose, C. Rose- hesh, B. Ross, W. Rosson, H. Rumpel, I.. Rundlett, L. Ruplc. JUNIORS. First r«c«—8. Russell, H. Russell. H. Ruth. L. Ruther, M. Rutter, J. Ryan, V. Ryan, E. Ryndress, C. Samra, N. Sam- son, I. Satnu. Second row—B. Sanders, M. Sanderson, J. Sarka, I). Saunders, R. Schlegelmilch, E. Schmaid. B. Schmeider, B. Schmidt, D. Schmidt. D. Schmidt. I. Scifers. Third roiu—C. Scott. I). Scott, F. Scott, N. Sears, H. Seaman, L. Sedlow, G. Sharpe, R. Shaw. J. Shay, J. Sheldon, B. Shepherd. Fourth row—D. Shephard, R. Shepard, I . Shipley, C. Shores, J. Shrumpcrt, C. Sims, G. Simmens, A. Simmons, M. Simpson, I). Sisler, E. Small. B t P JUNIORS. First row— Y. Smalley, C. Smith, J. Smith, H. Smith. J. Smith, M. Smith, X. Smith. R. Smith, R. Smith. R. Smith, F. Smythe. Second row—H. Somar s, J. Soper, H. Spencer, M. Sperry, B. Stafford. D. Stafford. J. Stafford, R. Stalker, B. Staple, f. Stanhope, J. Steele. Third row—I). Stevens, D. Stevenson, R. Stipes, F. Stoner, A. Strabel. J. Strahlc, M. Stroup, L. Struck. F). Strudgcon, J. Stuerzl, B. Stuff. Fourth row— L. Sturk, A. Styles, D. Suber, R. Sullivan, I). Sumley. Ik Supol, C. Szlaczks, 1.. Tali, M. Tarrant, B. Taylor, D. Taylor. JUNIORS. First row—C. Tarrington, P. Tear, D. Tcasdale, R. Teitclbaum, B. Terrell, D. Thayer, S. Thile, B. Thomas, D. Thomas, J. Thomas, M. Thomas. Second rote—). Thomie, H. Thompson, A. Tibbals. I. Tippett, L. Titus, N. Tobias, M. Tobin, E. Toler, X. Townley, I). Townsend, B. Trader. Third row—B. Transue. J. Treat. M. Trengove, S. Troxler, P. Tuller, B. Turman. A. Turner, H. Turner, S. Turner, M. Turpen, V. Upper. Fourth row—}. Van Linden, B. Vantrcasc, L. Vaughn. E. Velte, S. Vezina, J. Waara, G. Waghorn, L. Waldron, B. Walker, B. Walker, J. Wall. JUNIORS. First rozc—G. Wallace. J. Wallace. M. Wallace, L. Walker, M. Walker, E. Wallrath, A. Walters, E. Warda, R. Wares, B. Warner, H. Warre. Second row—A. Warren, D. Warren. T. Warson, E. Wasieleivski, M. Weaver, R. Webber, F. Web- ster, H. Wcckcr, J. Weiglc. A. Wells, J. Wells. Third rote—II. Wells, M. Wesf, M. West, J. Westfall. J. Wethers. A. Whaley. C. Whaley, C. White, I). White. M. White, B. Whitetrce. Fourth rote—L. Whitman. K. Wiers, R. Witcher, M. Wilcox, M. Wilcox, J. Wilcox, E. Wildfong, E. Wilkinson, R. Willett, D. Williams, K. Williams. JUNIORS. First rozv—M. Williams. R. Williams, J. Willis, X. Wills, B. Wilson, E. Wilson, J. Wilson, J. Wilson, L. Wilson, N. Winch, M. Wincgardncr. Second row—V. Wissinger. E. Wittbrodt, R. Wood. D. Woodbury, B. Woodcock, J. Woods, B. Wood- ward, E. Wooster, M. Wright, P. Wright, B. Wuclscr. Third rozv—J. Yetter, G. York, J. Young, R. Young, V. Younger, D. Yount, L. Zane, J. Zerbe. r i a a § a a a a a a a a a .a a - a a a a a a ‘ SOPHOMORE OFFICERS. Rosemary Williamson. Treasurer; Pat Rathburn, Vice-President: Pat Elmer, President. Not pictured—Georgene Faiver, Secretary. The Class of ’50 In September of 1947 another new group of sopho- mores were seen in Central’s halls. These sopho- mores, needless to say, have quickly adapted them- selves to the busy life at Central, and took their places in classrooms and activities. As a result of the fall elections four competent officials were chosen to lead the class. Those elected were: Pat Elmer, president; Pat Rathburn, vice- president ; Georgine Favier, secretary; Rosemary Williamson, treasurer. A Sophomore Board of Directors was then chosen and throughout the year worked with the officers to discuss and plan the class activities. One of the bigger projects was a Student Union Party. The active part the sophomores have taken, both in scholastics and activities, indicates that the class of '50 will carry on as successfully at Central as the classes which have preceded them. SOPHOMORE BOARD OF DIRECTORS—First Row— Rosemary Williamson, Secretary-Treasurer; Pat Elmer, President; Pat Rathburn. Vice-President. Second Row—Shirley Rodgers, Jean Cusic, Adris Stein- hoff, Patsy Fricke, Pat Henry, Virginia Baker, George Druey. Third Row—Marilyn Houpt, Margaret Wise, Dick Bradficld, Janet Peters, Gloria Campbell, fourth Rozo—Joyce Easter, Lloyd Hcaly, William Parker, Phyllis Bloomer, Kathleen Vccnstra. SOPHOMORES. First row—K. Abbott, D. Achcson, B. Ackley. B. Adain, A. Adams, J. Adams, J. Adkins, J. Adkins, M. Adkins. M. Aeby, V. Albert. Second row—B. Allen. E. Allen. G. Allen, G. Allen, C. Alvister, E. Atney, M. Anion. B. Anderson, D. Ander- son, I). Anderson, H. Anderson, J. Anderson. Third rmo—J. Anderson, J. Anderson, T. Anderson, E. Andrews, G. Angeli, D. Ander- son, B. Anthony, J. Anthony, D. Arceo, B. Armstrong, H. Armstrong. Fourth roiv—C. Arnold, W. Arnold, V. Arnot, J. Arnott, B. Arrand, W. Ash, G. Athearn, C. Atherton, B. Attaway, P. Avitts, A. Austin. SOPHOMORES. First rozv—D. Austin, 1). Averill, J. Ayee, D. Babcock, L). Badger, B. Bailey, L. Bailey, V. Baker, R. Balcom M. Bald. J. Baldwin. Second rozu—E. Balla. M. Barger, B. Barkham, G. Barnard. I). Barnes, J. Barnes. P. Barnhart, S. Barnikow, J. Barrcntine, B. Bartlett, C. Barton. Third row—J. Battles, B. Baucus, A. Baxter, J. Beach, D. Beagle, B. Beckwith, C. Bedcnfield. M. Beemon, O Bell. B. Bellah. B. Bellinger. Fourth row—J. Bellinger, R. Bcamis, N. Bcndall, B. Benjamin, D. Bennett, D. Bennett, J. Bennett, L. Bennett, R. Bennett, B. Berger, G. Berriman. I U U. U U U U U. u SOPHOMORES. hirst row—B. Berry, P. Betzinger, N. Bcyce, B. Bickcll, L. Bickford, D. Biddle, M. Bigelow, G. Bishop, M. Bishop. P. Bishop, B. Bixby. Second row—S. Blackwell, R. Blair. D. Blanchard, P. Bloomer, S. Boker, B. Bolen. S. Bolen. N. Bo morra, J. Boone, N. Boon, N. Booth. Third row— M. Borgmann, B. Borowiak, J. Bos, B. Bosnian, E. Bowden, M. Bowden. J. Bower, G. Bower, N. Bowie, R. Bowman. C. Boyd. Fourth rotc--R. Bradfield. P. Brady, M. Branoff, J. Bray, C. Bravan, B. Bregson. A. Brandt, T. Brewer, B. Bril inski, A. Brill, M. Brinker. SOPHOMORES. First row— D. Bristol, B. Britton, P. Bordie, B. Bromhead, B. Broughton, B. Brown, D. Brown, E. Brown, M. Brown, N. Brown, W. Brown. Second row—K. Brownley, S. Buckingham, M. Buford, B. Buhl, J. Bukosky, J. Bukosky, M. Bulger, B. Bunyan, J. Burdette, B. Burgess, I). Burgess. Third row—B. Burke, D. Burke. M. Burke, J. Burkholder, W. Burks, R. Burns. M. Burton, B. Bush, B. Bush, H. Businski, J. Clader. Fourth rmv—F. Caldwell. F. Caldwell. D. Camp, B. Campbell, G. Campbell. J. Campbell. J. Campbell, J. Campbell, P. Campbell. M. Cannon, R. Cantrell, E. Carey. i SOPHOMORES. First row—J. Carlson. J. Carlson, N. Carlson, R. Carlson, W. Carlson, M. Carlysle, R. Carpenter, B. Carr, S. Carrel 1, W. Carroll, M. Carter. Second row— B. Case, E. Case, G. Caster, L. Champney, B. Chapman. A. Chappell, VV. Chase, N. Chatas, B. Chattrau, M. Chenault, J. Chipman. Third rou —V. Choate, E. Christopher, B. Clark, P. Clark. R. Clark, J. Clim, A. Climie, E. Coates, M. Cobunn, A. Cole, J. Cole. Fourth row—B. Coleman, P. Coleman, C. Collier, C. Collier. L. Collins, VV. Collvcr, D. Comber, L. Comoll, W. Conly, I. Connors, R. Conrad. SOPHOMORES. First row— B. Cook, P. Cook. B. Cooley, G. Coolman, B. Coons, R. Couture, N. Cove, N. Cox, L. Crackett, C. Craig, J. Caine. Second row— L. Crandall, B. Crane, B. Crane, M. Crane, R. Crane, M. Crossett, M. Crump. C. Crutchfield. M. Cryderman, J. Cummings, K. Cummings. Third row—J. Cunningham, C. Curnow, G. Curnow, E. Curry, R. Curtis, J. Cusie, J. Cusic, M. Czap, P. Daft, J. Daris, G. David. Fourth row—). Davidson. M. Davies, B. Davis, D. Davis. D. Davis, R. Davis, J. Davison, M. Davison, R. Day, VV. Dean, R. Decator. - I ► - ' SOPHOMORES, first row— K. DeCorte, F. Delong. M. Delver. S. DeMoss, R. Deneen, B. Denier, P. Densan, V. Dent, V. De- Pottey, E. DeShano, X. Devereaux. Second row—E. DeWayne, O. DcWitt. A. Dickerson, L. Dickinson, J. Dietch, B. Dilsworth, J. Doares. P. Dobash, K. Dodd, M. Dodder. Third row—U. Dodge, J. Doc. E. Doolin, L. Dorff, O. Dorff. G. Dorton, P. Downing, C Doyka, B. Draheim, A. Draper, J. Drost. Fourth row—]. Drudi. G. Drury, F. Duford, M. Duford, V. Duford, M. Duke, M. Duncan, B. Dunham, J. Dunlap, R. Dunton, M. Durbin. SOPHOMORES. First row— P. Durgan, P. Durnam, B. Earp, B. Eary, P. Eddy, K. Edwards, J. Elicff, D. Ellis, D. Elmer, B. Emerton, H. Emery. Second row X. Englehart, T. Enle, C. Epps, J. Epps, D. Erb, L. Erhardt, E. Erwin, D. Ethington, M. Farella, L. Farina, G. Farrand. Third roiv—). Featherston, D. Fejedelcin, F. Ferchak, C. Ferrell, E. Fienberg, J. Fisher, L. Fisher, P. Fisher, R. Fisher, B. Fitch. J. Fleser. Fourth roiv—D. Floyd, D. Floyd, P. Flynn. B. Fogelberg, D. Foley, D. Foltz, J. Forde, D. Foreman, M. Forgie, K. Forst, N. Foster. SOPHOMORES. First row—B. Fox, G. Fraser, X. Frazee, B. Frazier, F. Frazier, G. Frazier, R. Fridline, P. Fritzler, B. F'rost, D. Fyle, E. Gabriel. Second rozo—T. Gadola, P. Gage. B. Garland. F. Games, M. Garrett, S. Garrett, W. Garrett, V. Garrison. L. Gasper. R Gatewood. B. Gauthier. Third rozo— P. Geiersbach, B. Geraw, D. Gibbs, P. Gibbs, B. Gilbert, M. Gill, P. Gillespie, M. Gillies, M. Glaspell, L. Glassford, A. Gleasure. Fourth rozo— M. Godfrey, J. Goecker, J. Goetz, T. Goettel, D. Goff, W. Goin, J. Gold- tarb. C. Gomer, J. Goodman, M. Gordon, M. Gottfelt. SOPHOMORES. First row—B. Gotwalt, K. Gould, I). Green, A. Greenfield, G. Greenway. L. Grier. R. Griffin, I). Grim, M. Grimes, D. Groesbeck, L. Grubaugh. Second rozo— L, Guenn, M. Guerrero, F. Guith, E. Gulledge, M. Gunlack, P. Gushen, M. Guth- rie, H. Guy. J. Gwyn, F. Hachtel, A. Halscll. Third rozo— L. Hagy, M. Hale, M. Haley, D. Hall, G. Hall, S. Hall, J. Halley, E. Halt, G Hamblin. A. Hamilton, J. Hamlin. Fourth rozo— B. Hamper, M. Hand, S. Handy. G. Haner, S. Haner, B. Hanlon, B. Han- lon. A. Hardy, M. Harcmsky, E. Harper, W. Harper. SOPHOMORES. First roiv— H. Harris, J. Harris, D. Hart, G. Hart. L. Hart. T. Hart, F. Hartfield, C. Hartwick, B. Hatch, J. Hathcock, D. Hatten. Second row—L. Healy, D. Heill, R. Heityncr, C. Hempton, D. Hendcrshott, B. Henderson, J. Henderson. K. Henke, P. Henry, A. Henze. B. Herrick. Third row— D. Herrick, K. Herrington, G. Herzog, J. Hcsling, A. Hess. L. Hetherington. R. Hickman, C. Hicks, C. Hicks. J. Hicks, W. Hicks. Fourth row—B. Higgins, V. Higgins, E. Higlev, E. Hill. A. Hillier, L. Hilli- ker, X. Himclhoch, H. Ilintze, L. Hitt, B. Hittle, B. Hockin. SOPHOMORES. First row L. Hockin, R. Hogan, D. Holcombe, C. Holden, A. Holland, B. Holland, H. Holman, P. Holsinger, M. Honert, B. Hoodbeck, B. Hooker. Second roiv— B. Hoose, A. Hopkins, M. Horton. M. Houpt, B. Hubbard, M. Hulverson, J. Humphreys, J. Hungerford, D. Hunt, L. Hunter, G. Ikerd. Third row—H. Ingraham, K. Inman, T. Irrer, B. Irwin, K. Ivester, G. Jackson, B. Jarvie, B. Jeffers, G. Jeffery, M. Jemenez, B. Jepson. Fourth row— Br Jerome. H. Jesick, E. Jesick, D. Johns, A. Johnson, A. Johnson, B. Johnson, C. Johnson, J. Johnson, J. Johnson, M. Johnson. SOPHOMORES. First rate—B. Jones, B. Jones. E. Jones. E. Jones, L. Jones, M. Jones, S. Jones. E. Joyner, D. Justin, C. Kaake. N. Kanous. Second row—G. Karcher, R. Karl, R. Karoles, J. Kauje, E. Keifer, A. Kellerman, B. Kelly, G. Kelly, P. Kendrick, I). Kennedy, B. Kerbyson. Third row—I). Kilburn, B. Kile, B. King, I). King, I). King, G. King, H. King, J. King. L. Kieby, P. King, R. King. Fourth rote—V. King. R. Kinnish, M. Kirk. L. Kissinger, B. Klinert. P. Kling. T. Knight. J. Knoblock, A. Koch. D. Kostowski, J. Koszegi. SOPHOMORES. First row—G. Klamert, B. Kribs. P. Kricke. R. Kunney, J. Lacher, I.. Lack, C. La Clair, L. I.a Clair, B. Ladd, L. La Forest, F. Laird. Second rote— M. Lambert, D. Lambrccht, C. Land, B. Itande. C. Laney, C. Laney, B. La Rose. O. La Rose, B. Lathrop, W. Laur, H. I.ave. Third rote—D. Lavene, C. Lawerence. B. Lawrence. R. Lawrence, I). Lazar, B. Leach, B. Leach, D. Leach, D. Lee, E. I-ee, L. Lee. Fourth row— M. Lee, B. Leech, D. Ijq Gault. I). Le Gault. M. Lehman, L. Lehr, M. Lemmcr, S l-emmer, C. Lemmon, H. Leonard. SOPHOMORES. First row—I. Leonard, P. Levoir, B. Lewellyn, B. Lewis, J. Lewis, R. Lewis, M. Libtain, R. Liddle, J. Lillrose, A. Limberg, R. Lindsay. Second row—B. Lockard, G. Lockard, B. Long, E. Loranger, L. Lord, B. Lorimer, D. Losey, P. Lotan, L. Luce, C. Luckett, J. Mabry. Third row-—A. Macciomer, K. MacDonald, M. MacDonald, R. MacDonald, J. Maddock, M. Malen. B. Malloscau, D. Malot, B. Mangrum. J. Mann, D. Manser. Fourth row—D. Marcinko. B. Marklc, B. Marlette, A. Marshall. D. Marshall, M Marshall, J. Marston, E. Martin, J. Martin. J. Martin, J. Mate. SOPHOMORES. First row—M. Mater, W. Matson, K. Maurer, J. McBee, D. McBride, W. McBride, B. McClane, D. McComb, .1. McCord, W. McCulley, D. McDaniel. Second row— B. McDonald, C. McDonald. D. McDonald, G. McDonald, J. McDonald, B. McDonough, M. McDonough, C. McDougall, D. McFarlan, D. McGee, H. McGee. Third row M. McGchec, M. McGlinchcy, D. McGlone, M. McKenna, D. McKenzie, B. McLaurine, M. McMahon, M. McMillan, E. McNaughton, D. McNea, B. McPherson. Fourth roio—H. McPherson, B. Mead, C. MedwedefT, J. Meebaer, W. Meek, N. Meints, B. Merriman, P. Michael, B. Millaid, A. Miller, A. Miller. SOPHOMORES. First row—B. Miller. B. Miller, D. Miller, E. Miller, H. Miller, J. Miller, J. Miller, M. Miller, P. Miller, R. Miller, S. Miller. Second rent —J. Mirgon, 1). Misekow, E. Misenheimer, C. Mitchell, E. Monroe, B. Moore, C. Moore. R. Moorma, P. Morgan, W. Morgan, D. Morin. Third row—B. Moritz, J. Morlcy, L. Morris, S. Morse, S. Morse, A. Moughler. B. Muckcy, A. Mudge, E. Munson, B. Murray, J. Murray. Fourth row—R. Murray. V. Myers, G. Nations, P. Neal, V. Neale, T. Neely, J. Neith- ercut, J. Nelanson, G. Nelson, M. Nelson, K. Nettles. SOPHOMORES. First row—B. Neuman, B. Neumann, E. Newcomb, L. Newotn, P. Nicholas, M. North, J. Nudell, P. Oakes, M. O’Dell, A. Odney, E. O’Hara. Second row—J. Oho, W. O’Keefe, B. Olsey, B. Olszewski, J. Oppenborn, J. Ostrander, D. Owen. B. Ozanich, J. Pace. P. Pailthorp, M. Palmateer. Third row—T). Palmer, M. Palmer, N. Palmer, K. Pankey, I. Papp, J. Parker, J. Parker, W. Parker. R. Parliament, J. Parrish, G. Parsed. Fourth roio—V. Partridge. A. Pary, C. Patterson, A. Pccknyo, G. Peer, H. Peer, J. PetTer, D. Pelton, N. Perrigo, B. Perry, J. Peters. SOPHOMORES. First row—M. Peterson, V. Pctteuger, D. Pfeiffer, J. Pfistcr. L. Pharms, B. Phelps, J. Philhon, E. Pillsbury, B. Pierce, G. Pierce, D. Picrmattei. Second rozu-B. Pilon, D. Pilon, D. Poper, R. Plyler, M. Post, D. Postemski, J. Powley, N. Poyner, F. Prance, M. Prcgor, J. Prescott, D. Preslar. Third row—M. Preston, E. Price, J. Price. M. Price, M. Price. R. Price. J. Prince, K. Prior. M. Provan, D. Purdy, J. Quick. Fourth rozv—B. Racette, D. Raddie, C. Ragsdale, W. Rak. A. Ramsey, A. Randall, C Rangborn, L. Rawls, C. Ray. H. Rector, B. Redman. SOPHOMORES. First rozo—G. Reed, J. Reed, B. Rcischling, S. Rcish, B. Reiter, M. Reitzel, F. Resseguie, B. Reusch, J. Rey- nolds, B. Rhoads. Second rozo—A. Rich. R. Richards, S. Richards. M. Richardson, S. Richert. D. Riegle, R. Riley, J. Riness, J. Ritter, I. Rivette, B. Robbins. Third rozi’—B. Robbins, M. Robbins, B. Roberson, R. Roberson. B. Roberts, C. Roberts, J. Roberts, N. Roberts, J. Robinson, W.Robinson, S. Rodgers. Fourth row—J. Roedel. J. Rohcn, S. Rood. J. Root. M. Rose, R. Roscberry. R. Roscberry, E. Rosenkrans, B. Ross, J. Ross, M. Ross. SOPHOMORES. First row I. Rotenberg, S. Rotenberg. J. Rowan. W. Ruhstorfer, S. Ruple, F. Rusaw, C. Rush. J. Russell, E. Ryckman, C. Samples, T. Sargent. Second rmo- 1). Saumier, L. Sauage, N. Schaar, J. Scheerer, J. Schiavone, P. Schlegelmilch, J. Schneck, B. Schniers. E. Schreiber. I). Schummer, R. Schuman. Third row— B. Scobey, J. Scram 1 in. R. Scroggins, D. Scugstad, L. Sellers, N. Sells, E. Shambce, G. Shamber, J. Shanafel, J. Shanks, L. Sharkc. Fourth row—J. Sharp, S. Shccrin, C. Shcfflett, F. Sherwood. K. Shimmons. R. Shoup, N. Silks. P. Sine. L. Simmons, J. Simon. SOPHOMORES. First row—M. Simon, R. Simpson, R. Skidmore, W. Skyrmc, J. Slawson, J. Sliger, X. Sloght, R. Small, A. Smith. B. Smith. B. Smith. Second row—D. Smith, D. Smith. D. Smith. E. Smith, E. Smith, E. Smith, J. Smith, J. Smith, I. Smith, S. Smith, S. Smith. Third rozv—T. Smith, T. Smith, W. Smith, B. Smock, P. Smorch, B. Smyers, L. Snedcn. M. Soles. t C. Souccy. W. Sparks. D. Spencer. Fourth row—K. Spilker, I). Spohn, P. Spohn, X. Sprague, M. Stadler, C. Stafford. YV. Stark. H. Steingieser, A. Steinhoff, C. Stemen, J. Stevens. SOPHOMORES. First row—R. Stevens, J. Stocker. C. Stogedill, R. Stokes. B. Stone. D. Stone. I). Stone, E. Stone. G. Stone. L. Story, A Strabel. Second rcnv—R. Stratton. M. Stricter, S. Strossburger, B Strugle, 13. Stubbs, N. Stull, B. Sugar, P. Summers, W. Swanson, D. Tallberg, R. Tamafrz. Third row- D. Tankersley, A. Taylor, G. Taylor, J. Taylor, M. Taylor, T. Taylor, R. Teets, J. Terrell, A. Thomas, D. Thomas, E. Thomas. Fourth row—T. Thomie, I. Thomsan. B. Thompson, M. Thompson, B. Thrall, L. Thubey, B. Thurston, R. Tilley, T. Tippit. E. Tompkins, J. Tomkins. SOPHOMORES. First rozv—T. Townsend. B. Trankle, C. Traver. G. Travis. P. Trcdway. F. Tripp. P. Trobert. 1$. Truesdell. V. Trye, A. Tucker, M. Turbush. Second rmv—D. Turner, E. Turner L. Turner L. Turner. R. Turner, W. Turner. J. Ulmer, M. Underwood, I. Valentine, L. VanDette, B. Vary. Third row— D. Vasconcellos, B. Vaughn. I). Vaughn, L. Vaughn, K. Veenstra, J. Veit M. Velat, L. Venters. I. Venus, P. Vcrcoe. Fourth row I.. Vik, C. Voorheis, B. Voska, . Wadsworth, C. Wager. B. Wag- J goner, I . Wagner, 1). Waldcnmaycr, A. Walker. S. Walker, V. Walker. ft SOPHOMORES. First row—B. Wallace, R. Walt mere, B. Waltmerc, B. Walworth, W. Walworth, F. Warabcl, F. Ward, D. Warden, H. Warner, B. Warren, B. Warren. Second renv—H. Wascher, F. Washington, A. Watkins, P. Watkins, A. Watson, B. Watson, S. W atson, G. Watts, K. Waynick, M. Weaver, G. Webber. Third row—D. Webster, E. Welch, S. Weller. H. Welker, W. Weis, D. Welter, D. Welton, C. Wcnde, E. West, J. Wheeler, A. White. Fourth row—R. Whiteside, T. Whitson, J. Wicham, M. Wicbeck, B. Wilder, F. Wilkinson, A. Williams, B. Williams, B. Williams, C. Williams, D. Williams. SOPHOMORES. First row—D. Williams, J. Williams, J. Williams, M. Williams, M. Williams, S. Williams, T. Williams, J. Williamson, R. Williamson, H. Wilkinson, A. W ilson. Second row—B. Wilson, B. Wilson. K. Wing, I). Winters, M. Wise, J. Wolf, N. Wolfe, B. Wood, D. Woodard, B. Woodruff, D. Woods. Third row—M. Woods, R. Wootem, J. Worsham, I). Wright, J. Wright, M. Wright, P. Wright, S. Yack, I. York, J. Yocmans, B. Young. Fourth row-C. Young, P. Young, L. Zanc, D. Zeigel, R. Zendlcr, B. Zcrod, M. Zuhlke. m Ui Ui 1 0- EPILOGUE This is it . . . the end . . . the beginning. Graduation from high school... gradu- ation into the future. Dinner dance ... cap and gown ... com- mencement . . . the tinsel of graduation; in short, tradition. Through three years of exams, friend- ships, fun—we have lived other tradi- tions . . . those of the freedom, under- standing, companionship, teamwork of Central. The time is running short . . . the last reel has ended and the house lights come on. Let our hearts says . . . “Three years . . . well lived, well remembered, well done.” Ai cyia lvi % WIRE-O-BINDING PATENTS PENDING DETROIT MICHIGAN BOOK BINDING CO.