Central High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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G. E. Marshal PAGE TWENTY-ONE

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Teachers MARTIN W. SCHULTZ Instructor in Commercial Lam ami Business English Chicago University. Ph. B. Northern Illinois State Teach- ers College Brown’s Business College Davenport High School FLORENCE BETTY SOLLER Instructor In Home Economics Chicago University Davenport High School Davenport High School JAMES W. UNDERWOOD Instructor In Physics Olivet College, B. A. Hudson, Mich., H. S. Nepaunee, Mich. Davenport High School FLORENCE MARIE WEISS (Oris Gy in Instructor Madison Central High Mott, North Dakota Belvidere, Illinois Directed playgrounds, Minne- apolis ALTA WARNER Instructor in Stenography Fremont College, B. S. Gregg School, Chicago Columbia University Un i versi ty of Colorado Washington, Montana, and South Dakota ESTHER CAUDILL Instructor in Music Columbia School of Music, Chicago Franklin H. S., Indiana Assistant Supervisor of Music, Detroit Roosevelt High School, New York City ROSS E. RANSOM Instructor In French Illinois Woman’s College, A. B. University of Chicago Howe Military School, Howe, Indiana Monmouth, 111., H. S. Pawnee, 111», Township H. S. Rock Island High School American Committee on Re- construction, Chateau Thier- ry, France PAGE TWENTY

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To the Class of 1923 It hardly seems possible that you are upon the threshold ready for your final exit as high school students. But the years have sped and your work here is finished. You have a new world before you—full of opportunity and abounding in possibilities for every thing that is fine and noble in life, and successful in occupation. You have learned many lessons in this high school—not all of them from books—and I trust that these are going to be a part of the fiber of your lives. I believe that some standards have been established, and some ideals formed that will go far toward making you good and useful men and women. So- ciety needs such, and it is within your power to be individual forces for right thinking and right living. As a class you have contributed your share of interest and ability to the various activities of the school. In many of these you have been leaders, and you go with my best wishes for success into the larger life which you are about to undertake. I hope that the years you have spent within these walls will be happy memories, just as I hope that the years to come will be freighted with success and honor. Sincerely your friend, GEO. EDW. MARSHALL. PAGE TWENTY-TWO