Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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ATHLETIC CLUBS VARSITY CLUB Seated-Lett to right: lack Harvey, Ron Liddle, lim Mabry, Pete Drury, hm Mann, Mr. loseph Dowdy, Standing-Andy Hess, lim Arnott, Don Lither- land, Dick Leach, Chuck Young, Arny Taylor, Bruce Fox, Bud Chap- man, Ray Davis, Bob Leach, Chuck Craig, Mickey McKenna Bud Thurston Charles Rags dale lack Sperhng D1Ck Manser VARSITY CLUB Happy heap bsg mighty brave many spofts his skull employ He plays on almost every team hzm heap bzg water boy' Durlng the past year the Varstty Club has been very actrve The game between the club and the faculty Kwon by the tacultyl was the mam event Other act1v1t1es mcluded 1n1t1at1ons and a party for the F Club Thts club orgamzed ln 1944 lor the purpose of promotlng good sportsmanshlp accepts team managers cheerleaders and varsrty letter wrn ners as members The othcers tor thrs year are Pete Drury pres1 dent hm Mabry vrce presldent hm Mann secre tary and Charles Ragsdale treasurer lt IS spon sored by loe Dowdy and Mr Vercoe Mr Broome and Mr LGVO19 are honorary members F CLUB When Happy Joined the F Club tuas really quite a tuvcle He disguised himself so uell they took hzm fo: Jane Russell' The Central F Club composed of grrls who have earned at least one letter 1n sports was or gamzed rn l936 Thts group ot g1rls sponsored by Mlss V1v1en Ieand heur meets the second Tues day ot each month The othcers ot the year are lean Custc presrdent Nancy Hyatt vtce presl dent Kathleen Veenstra secretary and Sherry Actrvxttes ot the past year have been the sell1ng ot cokes at Student Umon dances a bowhng party a skrt at the football assembly and a Thanksgrvtng mener roast The glrls also deco rated the goal posts before each tootball game and attended the Thanksgwmg Day football game together page ughty eight Donna Floyd Second row Shlrley R1chert Ahce Draper Beverly Relgle Third row Delores Doll Delorls R1Ch Frances Game Fourth row Elame Ioyner lane Goecker Pat Hackett Sherry Rood Kathy Veen tra Ieanne Cusrc Frith row Margaret Post Beverly Kle Georgla Shambes Sxxth row Pat Frtcke lackxe Qu1ck l artcy Berdall Seventh row Marrlyn Rettzel Ma y Tur bush Ba para Davrs Ma garet W1se Rosemary W1ll1amson lan y Hy t Elghth row Dtare Ktng Mary Lynn Ros Beverly Lockard Sue Tallman Sse Hersh Sally Handy Mts leand heu . . , . . . I . . I J Q I I - 'J . . .. V- Q V - U , . . . , . A A U 1 1 , - Roodf treasurer- F CLUB. First row-Lett to right' Mildred Gill, Carol Rush, . . ' , ' - -- I ' I ' I I 5, , t , . s , ' . ' I - I ., A , J l 1 . . ' - ' T , E - ' ' ' l . 'Aa 1. ' I - ' . ' , ' ' 'I

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CONCERT BAND OF 1950 Row 1 Left to rlght Donna Mae Erb Iack Smrth Grace Davrd Iulxa Beach Lotus Szmons Randall Stockton Nancy Wo e Norman Olson Iohn Rrchardson Bruce Dresbach Margre Clark Allce Hayes Mary Grace Mrller Barbara Brrce Norma Palmer Dou las Zregel Row 2 Elxzabeth Bo d Patsy Lotan Suzanne Sheerm Charles Crarg Don Stout Pat Braden Erwm Prllsbury Iacquelme Brgelow Wallace Delmer Love Ted ownsend Frank Rrchardson W man De Pott Phyllrs Downmg Noreen Buntln Dan Iohnson Delmus Preslar Row 3 Rrchard Noseworthy Iames Knoblock Robert Van gvery Robert owell Beverly Tarno Robert Smal Robert Brttten Charles Laney Leroy Srlls B1llBurns1de Iames Leach Robert Sutkay Charles Grlbert Margaret Garrett Blame Iohnson Lee Evans Leslte Knowlton lrm Hicks CONCERT BAND Ray Shoup Under the d1rect1on of Mr Edwrn Merrrll the band has done a splendrd Job and performed rn var1ous concerts durmg the year ln adchtron many 1nd1v1duals and ensembles of the band part1c1pated ln the festrvals and have recerved super1or rattngs The band played 1n the Kaleidoscope and for the Old Newsboys A small group also played for the Mlchlgan School for the Deaf On March 24 the band went to Cass Clty for the DlSff1Cl Festlval Where they rece1ved an excellent rat1ng Another performance of the year was a Beneflt Concert On Aprrl 23 the Central and Northern Bands and all the c1ty grade school orchestras and tumor h1gh bands and cancelled because of t1me lost rn the coal str1ke For ITS last publrc performance this school year the band played for the commencement exercrses MARCHING BAND DRILLMASTER Mn nonranr RICHARDSON Not only does the band have to keep up rts concert Work but 1t must be always ready to play for pep assemblres and games On October 12 our marchmg band was very much honored when 1t was 1nv1ted to Ann Arbor to play for the Un1vers1ty and lndrana football game wrth twenty frve bands Th1s was a wonderful expertence and everyone emoyed 1t The band played for all of the football and basketball games durrng the year and partrcrpated 1n a number of other projects One of these was the1r performance at the Sagmaw Hlgh football game They also played for the Pageant of Bands Offlcers durrng the year were as follows Charles Cra1g presrdent lul1a Beach secretary treasurer Norma Pal 'ner ltbrarlan and Ted Townsend manager Lett to nah First picture Norma Palmer Mary Grace Mrller Donna Mae Erb Iulra Beach Second picture Douglas Zregel lack Smrth Donna Mae E b Thrrd prcture Delmus Presslar Noreen Buntrng Dan lohnson Phyllrs Dowmng These ensembles worked hard and rccewed superxor rattngs page mnety A I. - ' I y , ' , I , I ' , I , , l ' I . 1 ' I , Ten ' - . I. . , . I I ' I I V I n A ' V A n orchestras were to have combined for a concert, which was