Central City Business School - Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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NORTH HIGH SCHOOL, SYRACUSE 'X Central City is a popular school with N. I-I. S. graduates. Several attend Central City every year. 44

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Why Do So Many Syracuse High School Graduates Attend Central Cityn? The Reason ls Plain. They Get Results Here-And Central City Results Mean Positions GROUP OF SYRACUSE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES IN SCHOOL, MARCH, 1917 Tow row: Lauretta Goebel, Mortimer Hoolihan, Bernice Yates, Dorothy Davern, Florence Kelty, John McKeever, Ronald Fox, Arthur Oley, Wells Wise, Charles Parmelee, Paul Barnard, Edward Latt. Center row: Norma Vout, Mary Lappin, Thelma Padgett, Lucy Hogan, Marion Theobald, Elouise Walsh, Catherine Masterson, Alvina Kraft, Mary Duggan, Mildred Lacey, Rosalind Jacobs, Elouise Young, Rosalind Winkelstein, Abraham Glick. Lower row: Gertrude Kille, Clara May Brown, Mary Clark, Louise Muser, Ella B. Marshall, Florence Farrell, Margaret B. O'Donnell, Ruth Harty, Gladys Jones, Helen Loughlin, Anne Roos. 43

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A Great Home Record One Hundred Thirty-Nine Students From Onondaga County fnot including Syracusel Enrolled at Cen- tral City From Sept. 4, 1917 to May 1, 1918 A GROUP OF STUDENTS . FROM ONONDAGA COUNTY ' CNORTHERN PART! IN SCHOOL NIARCH. 1918 Fr:-at llow: 'Walter A. l'loar, Liverpool: Helen iVest, Cldlyi Dorothy Rnker, Clay: Vleita Walters, Balclwinsville: llor- wthy West, Clay: .I. XV. Potw ter, Haldwinsville: Dorothy I ilack, llrewertong Fllizaheth XVarleman, Liverpool: Mildred Conn-rlord, lialdwinz-zvilleg ills- tlier Herrick, Cicero: Lettie Urego, llaldwinsville. Second Row: Mary Maloney. llaldwinsville: 'Madeline Reid, lialdwinsville: Mildred Fuller, Liverpool: Laura Popenfus, Liverpool: Lena Deckert, Liver- pool: Bernice ld. Davison, Clay: Leila Xvldpfer, Haldwinsville: Elizabeth Henderson, Baldwinsville: Marion Mogrgr, Clay: Ruth Gar- rett, lialdwinsville: Mary Cronin, Baldwinsville. Third How: Clarence RCM. Liv'-rl'1l00l? MlLl'CiiL Kimr. Baldwinsville: Mary Sayles, Brewerton: Frances Dark, ldnclirlg Olive Diefumlorf, Clay: .Doris Sleeth, Syracuse, R. D, No. 1: Mary Gulpzert, Liverpool: Lena Atkinson, Syracuse, li. D, No. Cl. A GROUP OF STUDENTS FROM ONONDAGA COUNTY KWEST- ERN PARTJ IN SCHOOL MARCH, 1918 First Row: Kathryn Norton, El- bridge: Harriett Tucker, Skane- ateles: Zora Cowell, Jordan: Lot- tie A. W'elr:h, Memphis: John Pal- mer, Skaneateles: .lohn Dillon: Skaneateles: Xvard Bn:-k, Jordan: Hazel Smith. Skaneateles: Marion M. Jones, Jordan. Second' Row: Margaret Piekurd, Jordan: Sena. Salmonsen, Camillus: Mildred Smith, Jordan: Jeannette NViaite, Marcellus: Sarah Melnteer. Jordan: Bessie NVolf. Marcellus Falls: Marg'aret Maclleod, Jordan: Bernlice XVOod, Camillus. Third Row: Ruth lJunla.n, Mar- cellus: Nina R. Churchill, Uorodinog Anna Knlba, Split Rock: Florence A. Niglitingalc, Marcellus: Michael Kulba, Split Rock: Trcasia Marjensky. Cnmillus: Alice Reagan, Marcellus: Beatrice McCollum, Solvay: Richard Chapman, Xvarner.