Central High School - Centralia Yearbook (Bay City, MI)
- Class of 1938
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X IN MEMORIAM Immun 4I Tluslmln THE TFACHER IS LIKE THE CANDLE WHICH LIGHTS OTHERS IN CONSUIVIING ITSELF' RUFFINI I I Eg I I 1sxx-1u::x I SENIUHE NIIJ N P NN XIXI RIXN ip I' may I DI I0 H1 JANUARY CLASS OF 38 Ax WW I 0,5 JANUARY CLASS HISTORY N JANUARY 19 J 1 fme QIOUD ot tushmen totdllmg 190 members entgred Central H1 h School The flrst partx that the cl ass p uuupated IH uw 15 1 Iun Fest sponsored by the Guls League F6b1I.lllX 7 On March 5 19 w D 111 Del' oe Lhlei Justme ot the bupume Court swore IH the neulg. elected Lllss oftlcers Thex were Presldent B111 Downer V1LePres1dent NId1g'd16tA1l6H qPCl6ti1j Nlcny Dulong Treasurer Alf1LdHool 1r1dSen1tors Nidrglret Strachan Hugh Dmsmore and Robert Nordstrom VI lrch P2 1931 Nllw Belllmv s 10B gui group sponsored 1 courtesy contest O11 Aprll Pool s IJ zu the Ll xss found good ou nslon tol presgntmg then iust d mae the Jester s Jlggle Bltx Kost UPI, 16IDIt,Ni,Ilt6d LLIIUYLI LS 1 ded umer ln 1 spgech umtmt Aplll 5 The Ll ass 11 o led the I Ll xsses Wlth the lugest number of honor students As 10A s the Q11 s tot llled 194 members A new prlnclp ll Mr J Harry Ad zms md 1 new coach Mr WV1lter A Olsen Jomed Centr xl s flculty In the Jumm XLU Ll ws otfluers were Presldent C' zrolwn fllft V1LePres1de11t Nlugxret Allen Seueulx M uw Dulong Treasurer Florence Kowalslu flztu e placed bv Alfred Hoolj fu1dSen1tors Ch irmldn Ldrlxe hubwt Jobe md hobut Nordstrom The beml dnnu 11 J Hop was gn en December 4 Sharmg the honors db co ch ur men were Marv Flemmg md B111 Downer P1ulINewman ua named leadmg man m the muslcal comedx MTCIWTHS Sherlw lJ16S8I'1t9d March 5 fmd 6 1936 Asmstmg m the dancmg was Mary Flemmg As Semors the reeults of Lhe ,lectwn were Presldent Hugh Dmsmore has Plesldent Margaret Allen Senretfzrw Min Dulong TFBISLIFGY Paul Wlelxen md M lrlorle J zcquex won the tlrst DIIZQ 111 the sn Lp shot contest sponsored by thc. Andelson Stlldlilg md the Lentrmhd B1 weeklw durmg the month of Apr11 1937 Aprll 14 10N 1 p ulx w 1 held m the Llttle Thndtle Attel Mlsx Bell :mx be Q mu the elex enth male IJIIHLIIJ ml she lulgned 18 cllss SIJOIINOI md NIISS Kmn me took her place Sdllv Ann Ch 113111 161316-2S8HtCd Ceutr ll 111 the D A R lHIlLldlC0llt9StdY1dth6 Sen 101 class was well lepreseuted flthletlcallx Jack Kmg recelx ed honolb IH tr lck meets md 111 tootb 111 Bob X01 clstlom md Dflle IIXIHQ w ere Nt 11 pl uorx on the bisketball te 1m Cllfford Gunthcl I uk lung Robert FOQQISIHQICI Ed Oltenbulger dHClHlF0lC1 Lee w ere walu zble members of the football squad Hugh Dm more wxs 4 member of the tenms team The 12A Bothe Ixmn me gnlx Nuuel te im w on the gulx llltldflllll 11 SOLLQI ch lm DIOIINIIID thls we 11' Hugh Dlsmoxe P ml Nexsm 111 md Don Ostxoth 1cp1eQeuted the Ll ls m thu S Il 10 plu Chlldleu 01 the Nloou e Nwmg out A semblx w is hglcl J mu an 18 C nrolxn C lltt w lS n :med X 18 cllctoll 111 md W zltel XX 1ll1 IIN on mluf lt0l1 in 'Ihe 5511101 luncheon w IS held lt the W enon 1h Hotel J nu llw 18 C lI0lXIl Qlxtt md Don I ou nu wen no Lh urmen of the SSIIIOI Pmm gn en J mu ux 91 The Plom fe ituled Jxmmx FINYILI s orchexh 1 Blccflldulc lte 9lXlLQb H616 held Jmufux P3 nt the TIIIIUX Iupl copfzl Lhuuh wlth the Rex Glelld H uold NICC lLlN1'1l1d Oftlfldtlllg, At Commemfment Ex ILISCN J ILIIIX 71 muetx fue 59111015 renuxed dlplom 15 l'1 ' Y or . 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Suu.. and m.,.,...mm,- v .. 19 It'Yl,l'I DI'IAlllll'IN A .Hy ,,m-,HAS is worth gold. HPI .011 1 ' 'I'--3 andy has his faults-- G od ll2ltlIl'l: is mine. lll'Hll DlNSfVlOl2l'I I'nlit+-ns-ss is Io say :mul dn thv lVH1l'l-XM DOXVXER kimle-sl things in the- kinds-st I will find :i way or mukf- our-. ways. YHILX IZNSMINGICII MARY I1l'I.0XIj It liixrlm-th not Ihr- lonuus- lu To ilu- unknown lmlovn-fl. this. gin- fair words. :md my good wishvs. lf5Ul IPOILOTHY l-',XN4ll'Ill X maui ol lwziulv is il ,105 fOI'Q'Vl'l'. I ll0llU'l'llY l lSIl l llli-lil 'iml ilu- wurlr : with you. YANKW lllll'Il'IN.Xt'Ill'I Inti-grily 3.1-ww-sl4-s tru' SlIt'l'1'SS. .IAVK ll,Xl'1'K l laughs lor1x'lx'l'llllx' 'xml 1'Il1'I4j,1X livr- U2 :tvs Ilia- luuppy m:m. ll.XIll1Y IIKNLXN lXl'l'Xlllllll-1 1-mm-Q il -1 mm will unly wull. I NI.Xl2fJl'l'Il1l'l'l'I HYIJOIIN In liwr ln-:nrt is an leur nl kimlm-ss. AGNES .IUHNSUN IH junluw- ilu- lllJIlll!'ll rig Mm must know' ln-r. Kl-INNIGTII JONES llvzu' ye not the: hum ul' mighty workings. SAMI 'l'1l. l-'INN 'l'u 1-rr is lmmzui. NIAILY I-'l.l'I3lIN4l Sn-lll1:il'l'1-vii-il, so vulllpose-4l :I mmsl Su firm, su soft. so strong 31-t fn l'v'lllin-ll ll.Xlll1Y 1llll'Il'INS'l'l'IlN .X winsmm- sort nl' llt:I'S0ll. I .xl Mlll'IllliIK'K Tu knnw ln-r was :1 lilwml 4-Llinvutimn. .Xl.I1'Ill'Ill llllrlli lll'llISlI'j is-ilu' In-gilnlillpg nl wlsrlimi. AI.XlZ.lHllll12 .lM'1.,rl'l-IS You lmw- livzirnl nl' my :gmail sl-i'vim-4-s. l14lI!lGl:'l' .IHIII-I .Xml ln- will 1lis--mil'sf- must 1-I1-:sunt lIlllSll'. l-1l.lX.Xl1li'l'll KAISIGII rlln- slmll lmvn- mush' wliv-iw-xw-I' she' gm-s. l938-- lflll A-1 V14 If 5 J. , K H.. 4' ar wk f l H' sl A fu 4. ' 5? If, 99 Ev.. I L fm gn! wc I ai n4n .Q ml JANUARY .IICAN KAISI-Ill I':u'ls, XVll1'Il l'UIlllllll 4l xxllll uh-rms, VUIISIIIUU' the' xr.-:xlm-s. turvv m ilu- world. NI.XI1Il.XI1I'I'I' KIIIVIINICIL I Illl Ilns I-up ln mn' mulls- ul lux'-Imvss :llmn-. l'II.XIlI.I'1S KI.I'IINKI-I I In-sw-s'Iu you :Ill lu- In-llvl' Immun In this I11'llll!'IlIIIIl. .Il'NI4I KI'III.M.XN IZII-ss you, my forlunnle- Imlp. t'II.XIIXII.XN l.AIlIX'I-I Sinxlplivih is llzm- rzurwl lllixli' in our ug'-. KYXILUI. I,UI'II l-'l'II2'I' .Xml 1Jll'1lSillll loo, to Illlllli un. J.U'li KING Uv--r llliu im-, our s: IIO slrf-cd. S li K I TTS X Flirt- will: :III It xx I1-:lYm's M4 I'uI4I.-el. 's s mutex I'II,'I'lX HOST Iluxlwrllx In III-I lllilll thu X1'lltIll'4'S must lu pl'-:asm In: I1UIZll'I'IIY I AIXNILXNI X Irlu-ml in nl-ml IS an llnml illdl-1-II Il.XIlfbI.IJ I.I'II'I Xlullming fm' :I :Inu-I I1. 1- lslpr--tty In wall: wllll .Il'Nl-I Mm 1 HII5 to lulk with- A my of Sunshinp 'I.I'..XfN I'-Nl 11UIlf'Nl'3Y Ml1,m:l-:I+ xl.xl:sI1.x11 H l '5S','55 ' ',!'HA 54 :'I'-'I - X nu-um Inuulu mnkflln sf-nlml, XYI.llIIIllH'Sf. 1'lll't'l'l'llI 4-mllnll-lmm-I FT Q H u I',Xl'l. xll4:1.s1':x ' IlI'I' x't,x xll 'r' ,X liuruwl ol Irvnln ul Iwllh In .X Irul- Iri--ml, i'1m'x'r-1. Io5':1II5. liilll Ihtx IN IIOISICIIT NOIIIISTILOM' ICIHY. l 1 -IJ Z ' i':Vi'I'j'NVilt'l't' thou :nrt :i vilizvn 51'l'HPilS SIHU1' Will' of thu vity ol' thx' world. known-1l.L:'1'I iv I ' . is thins: alone. l70N.Xl.l1 US'l'l10Tli lin what Non Il-1-I tn ln- right: l,II.i.I,XN I'l-IIlKl.',' 535' what 5'0 U k.I0 IW lic-I' sniiin- Liuvlh gomi lilit' tru:-3 :intl Ie-:uw with tznth :infl ,,,,.di,,j,,.-U pntia-nr'v thu- vnlisn-1111+-11f'4-s tu fjofl. 'li.XilI,l'I.' 1'O'l 1'l-Ill .IOSi11l'IIINi'2 i'IiIl.l.iI'S ,K S , l Alnsn' hzith 1-huxxns to soothes UWUY5 V ilfl5 LU l Wl fl h ll tin- sztvzipge im,-usl, In soften mg huncl. l'l'i4i4'l I'l l Il ...A4 x41 Silvm-v is wisfimn, wha-n sp Q-:iking is fully. rocks or bs-nd it knotte-d oak. QA MiXIJl'1I,YN liI4'll.XlliiS f Q You sl:in1,i in jtllll' own light. f P, IPOIIOTIIY ilI1'll.XillPSUN l4Il..XINI1I llliitllil. Nx'ill'i't' iill,'l'4' is no visiun thi- l'ui1sl:uin-gf, thou :url 11 j1-wi-l. lwopln- In-rish. Y flIl.XI'i42 IUHZICIIS I H'l l N H0l Mi H Xnthing' is inlpnssiiila- tu i Silvnrw- is gnirlvn, williln: il.-nrt. 'T' ll.XllllY St'iil'Illlli'II. ff Il.Xi!llIl4I'l' Il00Kl'1il lwt it lillllllji him, hump. him. Q I4-tt:-r tu gin- than to tukv, whnnp him. but hi- wnn't stuy Q flown. Af . I 51 ' K A UNO Sf'IIMIiJ'I' .XIAYIN St'Hll0l'Il3I'Iil x g lillIllUl', the- gre-uti-st to-st of Sindy tha- fnunfizitiun nt' gravity, knuwivtlgqv. X A 61 I3558-- JAIZUARY XVl'ISl,l'IY SHlClllll.XN fSl.X'l I'llI'1XY SLOAN .Xml slill llw XY0ll'l1'l' gr:-v.'. An homfst mam is ilu- noblest that om' small he-:ui 1'olll1l work of God. lu- knew. Q ' Nlll.l.ll'l'IN'l' S'l'll.Xl'll,XN ANNE TEEL YUUUI 4'l lj1'S,l'lll WIP U' 4' I :um !'UllllH'tl'Ilt 4'IlUllll'll lu llf Ullll'- llvllllll' with unyonv. .XNNIC 'I'l'Il'I'l'Ill Hoy '1'H0BlAXS 3' HI -HI'-S1 Gin- nu- ll1'ilhf'l' pow-rly no ' 'l l'li'llL'S if 'X .l,X1'K 'I'll0fXll'SON IXVHQ TOIHY Y ' 'UI HH. wU'J':OlTlll''WS H gum! l do not floulnl what I mm mio. I vu 'H , ,1 . Am, l' - 5 I 7.52 . I , zjll M, ' . V I1'.XYfl.X '1'l:.xlNl-is , ' ' ' I 'J ' ' 'A . . , Noun' word IS as flood :ns If-:ul5, XVIllll'lH, und ulvlv, H hunk. A 1 k .VENUS YlNl'I'IN'I' l'1l,I'I.XXUllI'I XY.X'l'SON om-, thou nursa- ol' ymlm: Joy is good llut pzmlis-nr-v is fh-sirf-. lu-tier. HELEN XVAXTSON 3l.Xll.l0TEIFI XVERSICR -- A 4 SlIl'1'l'SSflll ln 4-'Vk'I'j'llllllLl sln Hull: 41 Qlllllv mu hm' llps. :nml Hmh,rt.lk4,Q ll.XI1I:Y XVING DONNA XYOODMAN lu Ll :lt--st - nmlimv-ni--lul XYorry is zu word I ll X'1'l' 1 wx' IN lull .1 IllAY'ltll'lll2lIl, km-xv. JANUARY CLASS PRGPI-IECY HII I I the IXOLk6tNhlD AILIIHHI ot the 19 8 J 1nu 1rx C,l1ss goes Sl100tlllg IIOIH the Hoon b1ck to NIAIS to xlexx the lem uns ol those I1lIlClX two 16 tloglesxlxe I'Il9T'f'llJC1S of the ealth s socletx ol 1900 At the helm ol the shlp xxe hnd the xx olld s m1stel mlnd 1nd Ll1NCOX6I'91 of hoxx to QQIOW ll lll on cement Hugh IJlIlSI'l'lO1i -Xt the l111d1ng ol the hugh hm Ilolothx fSpccdJ Flsh the fe 1thcl lII'l1Il6tl I1l1Ll'lllllNl, of the Ulltlll tlllllllg' the l1nd1ng DIOLGNS 1 111 llllfl the huge telescope belng lClILISt9Cl hx th It nl1net famous st 11' g1fe1 M 1thexx Slo 111 xxhlle tlWlI'lg to 1,ct 1 peek It hlx tollnfl fellow cl1ssmcn on e11th H1x11lg made the 11101061 clKllLlSllY18YltN thl lx xxh It hc sees Nluguerlte IIxdoln IN 1ndustl1ouslx lx ltlllg h 1 cls ffl ll lngllsh XIII cluses whlle I 1111 Fnsnllnger lllil Jef1n KIISQI ale Ylllllllflf, 1 YlIll51I1g school lor feeble mlnded klttenx Al Hool lllfl Nlalx Douglfu 11e Just leturnlng IIOIH Rcno lor the puxpose ot obt Illllllg then' flfth dlx orce Alxllla Herrlclx Don Peters 1nd Jack H1uk 11e busv 1111s1ng ped1g1eed hounds on 1 ranch 111 Chlcdgo Nlfnx Flemlng Fd Alnctt lllll Ilolothx .lx1l,l'li.ltlb0ll IIC lllXG1t1S61b lor the K 1xx l111xxl1n Bc IIIQIX Bob Henderson Llll111l P6I'klIlS 1nd M 1lg111'et Allen 1111 stlll tI'VIIlg' to flgtlle out xxhx llsh mlglate ln schools Hflllx XR mg Ed Oftffllljlllgel 1nd I' 1x1, 1 T1 uns are edltlng 1 dnt column 111 the ENSGYXIIIQ Dlllx Tlmes Dale IIWIIIL JONEDPIIIIQ Phllhpe lllil Illl DOXXIILI 11e Ntlll bXNlpIIlj, poctlx -Xgnes I lllcelll W eslcx Shelld 111 fllltl L thel Welchec 11e dles Cl6Nlg'IlL1S lol L1 xxlll s IIILOIDOI lted on Cclllel Axe Ch1rlex Ixlelnke H1111ct Rookcl illtl Ilelbclt AIlCl8lS0ll LIS IM.ll6LtlllL, the x lllxk ot thc m1m1 co N IIEHIIQ Clement SIINIILI Illlll l I l lux oxxslxl x tl xxol s xxolst QLOIIOYHISLS 1110116 Juquce P 11l M o c 1 1 11c gcttlng, Ill lll xxo1 cl Thex 11e ll 11, pole pun 818 11m Stl IUSN N ll!! net 1lchenc1 og uc 1t 11st hc1lsc 1 cls lol 1 Dlijllllllfflll Fu1lel1l House dled NI11xh1ll Alxlll Schloedcl nd IJ Illll Vkooc nl111 11e Glllbl lllllllg' m lgltlill at 1 Litll6Q -X111 Soc1etx 1xxlence I 1tLlolt F 11111 Blllllls 1 c oc lel 111 Sllll wondellng xx thc l62'lNlcltLl1L lb N0 l1l5,e th lt lt c 1nt m 1ke l1xxs Ch1lleN Pottel June NI 1cLe1n lllfl J 1ck Thompeon 11e now emolox ed 1t thc Ixexx ple plnlnlng menux -Xlllllll Sw 1ltz -Xnne Tecl lllll FIOII III lId.tLlNL8XXSlx1 118 le1ld111g thcll peltect LOIYIDIQYIIOIIN to tutule Hollxxxoocl st11s Flolence ll ood H11lold Lee llltl Ele 11101 II ateon 11e ITlOtlLlll te 1che1 ln New Yolk Bob NOICISUOHI and Pl 1111e R1egel h 1xe lealned xx hat It me 111s to bc g,0XC1Il8Cl 1 b1ck Ne1t Cl11XQ1 I l 1-1-1 1 - .1 ' ' ' .rs 1 1g .- .1 jf '- A 2 . , -A. 1' v . 2' ' K. 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Zllltl lI11l'1'x' II 1111 1 '11 1.' 11 1- ll'ix'- Mil ' 1 1 1 , 1 ' 1', El o 1 ' l 1 1 ' 1't1' ' 11s 1 '1 s' 1 1 '-'.' L1 1 Z1 ' 1'1 ' ' 111ld C1111 I. 1t 't 1 '1 5 ' ' ' 'hy 1 1 '1 .1 1 1 ' '1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' .' ', 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 ' 1 ' ' , A' 1 1 ' ' '- 1 ' A , , 1. y A 3 7 2 CE A . L., . 1' 2. ' ,'. -' . , A ' L, ' I . tv . K. 2 .Lx g , v , 4 1 , 2 Z 1 v 1 2 1 yi 2 . as I Av . 6 . L. . 1 JE 2 1 . . 1 . 2 , , . . byz 1'-Q1 ' 11: 1-i 1:1:-- l2'11 IIS X XNKISIILIO NN X1 4 71 IXXNI IIIONIIN llf 1 XX T-I NHII JUNE CLASS OF 38 1 v iff! ,,-1 1 JUNE CLASS HISTORY In WERE 1 h1ppx and proud, but 6XC86illl1fJ,'lX ClISO1'g'1TllZ9Cl g1OLlp ol lreshmen who entered Central ln Septembel 1910 WVe finally lessened oul loxaltx to the lLlI1l0l hleh school to eleet our class Plesldent, Clarke beldan, l1L6PI9SlCl6Y'lt John Shealel, SBLTCLIIX, Phxllls Hamllton, Tleasurel Jeanne Thompson 0111 student LlI110I1 replesentatlxes W916 John Kneeland, James Muleahx, and Thelma handeen We are xelx 5,latelul to xIlSs Sparllng dllfl Mr Vlaellonald oul sponsors, lor thell grand lGdilG1Sl1lD espeelallx durlng those tlxlng lleshman days Our lllst S0Cl1ll lunetlon Ill Lentlal was our 10A elas partx, held 111 he gymnaslum Then Came our Junlor xear Oul elass leader lol that xeal was Ixandall Grax es, asslsted bx Xlee Presldent Helen Beekett Seeretalx Jeanne Thompson, and Treasurer, Theresa McWIlllan James Mulcahx Thelm1 Bandeen, and Wlllldm Gallant were our cllss senators The tlme lor our J Hop drew near flllll lound us llelillljlf n lllllllS In OILlL1 to 1 1186 monex lol oul d11lee we sold eo 1t h lllflels bottles alld old nevssp IIJGIS lhls sale 11 as a sueeess flllfl ploxlded the nece sary lunds O11r J Hop 11 as held Max 28 1937 Cledlt IS due eo ehallmm ll Juleen blllllth llltl Jlm 'VILllL1l1X illil lhbll eommlttees 101 lts suceess Then at last oul SGIIIOI' xeal had alllx ed Hou tlme l ld flown' We eleeted hobert Dunlax ey to be oul PI9Slil8l'lt but 1 questlon eame 11p as to the xalldlty ol hls eleetlon bee IUSC he xx 1s not 1 lull fledged 121 The Supleme Qfblllt deelded th lt Wllllam G1llant 111111181 up 111 the eleetlon, wollld selxe IS elass plesldent lol the lllst telm dlld bob would take ox el l11S fll.ltlCN ln Jdllll 11X when he had made up hls eredlts ThlS pl ln xx 1s lolloxsed anel ploxed to be 1 XQTX good d111ll1f2,'9ITl6Flt The other olneels WCIQ X lee P1GSlCl8I1l FIJJILQS Bellows, SC-3f16tl1X ltdlllli, Thomp son and 'lleasurel l'he1es1NIeMlllan We sponsoled 1 flllne da1lee lll the llb No1m1 Haw lxllls 11 1s the gblltil 1l Lh1l11l'Yl1lI1 ul elass parts 11 18 held Noxembel 15 Dlllklllg' 1 one aet pl 15, dllll lelle ments hlghllghted Lhe QN9l11l1g D1Ck Phllllps Helen beckett alld Russell lxlndlg uelc oul leplesentatlxes on the debate squad s thls goes to plrss we 1le 1ll l0Olxlllf1,' l0lWd1ll to OLII gladuatlon aetlxl IQN The Senlol Plax eu Ines 18 se lee u ec Ol une 9 all the e lSl dlleetec 1 Mlss LeRouK IS WO1klI1f.l' enthuslastleallx 'lhe Irun -Xssemblx xxlll be Julle 5 L11 blg du Wlllgfillt -Xssemblx du 1 to be Jlllle T 1 s1me d1te W1 Jllllg' the SLHIOI Luneheon lllll the tl illltllbll 1l tlleatle p 1111 flll blggest soela exent the Senlol Plom IN plllllletl lOl Julle 10 Llllilel the eoehallmanshlp of Phxllls Hamllton dlltl boldon C1 1ll 1ghe1 0111 last Dllljlle 1ppe 11 1nee ls hlgh sehool students xxlll be 1118 11 COIT1I118l1C6H1IY1LIlt nlght hexelend Qdll W lllters l Jackson, ulll be 1he peakel -Ks we eonle to the p Iltlllg' ol the 11 axs lt IS Wlth nnllfflel leellllgb ol legret dllll ,lox th It we seek oul l0ltLll18S lll the outslde uolld JLNL CLASS l l 1 1 1 . . 1 ' 1 ' ' . 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IIT :Z J 1 -JUNE 'I 'd IIZIS MIIIIABI .XIBIIS LVUY M. .XIIIDIIIFII A Shi' shall :ulwuys hm' known fm' ll is p.:'c-ntlv munnm-rs whivh ha-r swm-tm-ss. prow- so irrvsislilvlm- in wonu-n. dub I , -f .Lim-:s uowiuzn .xxl-ici. . . . fx 1 A , , , luklll, .XRIYMIIBON G I NH. u,h,I lllmm .SlW'?YSdI'f. Tulrfl Know him :mil you will S ' '5 Nm' xfnugngn 1'5 H' :ippiw-m'i:ltv him. ti I I 9'I'EI' I XYIJI I'QOY t Q 4' BQ 'I l'I.OYID 1-:osx-11. ,xxnminsox A mum fmln indeed ' ' 'I'rui- Lo himss-ll' and friends. tt' I l,l'10N.Xlll7 A. 4 ' - .XNlJllZlG.ll'IVVSKl I 1 Vl'UHl':Nl'N AWNUIJ' l :um lmppie-sl wha-n I ill y , A 5 l :mi on my 'way with I1 ni:-11-5 working. ,fd ng: in-url. -1.1 fi IQ 1 ,gg I.,i I .Xl.OYSIl'H .l. ISAIEINSKI ,Xu glppm,-:ll':ilu'v of mlm-livzirj IA-t 1-zivli mam 1-xi-rmlsu the- :url ho knows. , , 'I' w.xNim.x .iruxxl-1 lsixssi- 9 45 - A , , Y-. . V . , . -., S 4 AH,l.Hl.H P.. l:.xl:,l.KUxVIAUx XX lwlloln, ulnilyazllelIlfilllldylrrxx1I V5 ' For ho who is honest is nohln-. 2? , .. ,X- f 'f lo I -im sill-nl :ind I vurh my :fx ' 'SS F ' 1 f m,,g,,,,' youth. M.Xll.l0lllI-I lil-11'lil'J'l' .Ili XN I4Il.l.l-IX l!l'11'IiXVl'I ll I would lu' Iris,-ml to all - ilu- Siinpliv-il5 :xml hom-sly, lui fox-, thx- frivndless. crm-fl. imp . . I'Y FI I ICN IHXYNI' l.:l:y!Nl-1 HIQIZQIAN I l'l,,XlCKl-I IZICIIILXX fe 24 ' .Zi 6 3 Q. 1 'Yr Axas nz . 'I 1 ,L l,l1H3ll1-X3l'lJ- lximwln-Llgw' l'0lIll4'S IvuL wisilmu llis l'0lllllQ'IlJlIlf'lA will Vlumgm- li IH'F-3 'Vs- worthim-ss. , I . , . , . , . . , IJOILOTIIY Xljlllli 'W'-Qllflff, QQQQQIM N i:i4:i:'rHi.xl'x1i': .1 X , I In I Q . Tin- pure-sL :md sw:-s-lm-sl llml - 500' 1 '.', 'P UW Ui 1-um was known. 'ZH ricdlt. A in A .ll'I.XN .Xl,lSl'lll'I'.X lill.Xi'K 1 IIUISICIYI' l.l'II'I l!lSl l. - - 4 ' ' ll-: l'l'-,' 'l k I Good IlIlilll'1' 1-mlqlivrs ull. A lu 5 His ull! 1m'M VJ 1:1-:TTY K.x1:0i.YN lf:i,i4:.xN0i:i: iw, lZl,.XlPl'I1'Kl I1I,AXNQl',XIL'I' M I huvv lllilfil' l'!l0lli.1'il noisw- in Sian :is swi-ul :Ls YUll uni. V I this world :illw-nvly. ' ' . -'ill Nlllllllfli Nl.XllIl'I IZUICIIM Xl.Xlll.XX ICIDNX lifllfllll l - ' .Xl l-:'l.'tl-l :L I IlI'l'i4l'I' to rio right :xml ga-I llfb Hunk ivilifliwiii. U HHN thanks, mutha-r llizm ilu wrong :mil 3-:vt punislnm-nt. , DMUOTHH, www' :H lNbllIl'IS i-:i..xlNl-1 izowmzx ' , . . i' ' , Thu' rw-wan:-nl ol' mu' duly is th-- IT ' LQ: ftllfhl 1 penn-1' to fulfill :nmllu-in gl I' IS il HI 0 ls' Pl Y' ' fy llziyi P .IICXN ll. llll.XlPI.l'IY .lI'I.lIC .XXX l!UXVI'IllS l'I:1l'Ilx fills llj-I' l:lp will: My true- lun- luilll nu ln-:irt I'l HSlll 'S ul lI l' UWM- :mfl I liziu- his. V . ,wi 1' fl' X lC.XX.l0NIP HENRY lllI,Xl'N l1UlSI'Ill'l' IZIIICBIEII 'Flu' Wisn- num 1111151 IW wig- Hin- me- :i Siiilliiillg plum- :lull l X ln-forv not zxftm-r. will mon- ilu- world. ligsa Q ' Y , '4 l ' .X gum! Ilillllt' is wurth its 1 f 9 x 7 I ' ,K NV,, I Y 'K fu I V WK v hr Ahh lJUNE IIUIIUTHY THI'IllI'IS.X IHIEZNIAK in I-TOIQI. IIIGI-I liOlll'ZIi'l' ISVSII Hs- lhul is nt :i in:-rrp' hw-:nrt huth :i 1-untinln-il I1-ust. VIRGINIA AIAIC t',XMl',Xl' A sim-ml we-ll tions- ph-:ist-tix thv hs-nrt. ,I .X MISS l'llZI.IN1I'I'ON t'0.X'l'S His wurrl is us good :ls his hund. 14Il'Gl'INl4I I.. C'OA'll'.XI' lluim: nothing: with il p:I'm-:lt dc-:il ol' skill. Ml'I'l'.X .IANIC UIIISXVICIIII ,X !IillIH'IlIt'I' nl' that gods clivim-ly tnll :ind divinvly fuii: ZQHIXI' IIOXANNA DEAN Quit-t :ind dignifif-il, .Xl'IJI1l.XNNl-I .IVNE In-GILXXX .xI'UllIlll h4-r shown thu light of Iovv. tht- purity of gram-, wvil-Zh IRXTIIICIA ANNIE I!llt'ZI'1Vt'SKl Hurt- in thv union of In-:nity :incl virtuv. I-IIINICST .KIi'I'III'I! ISVZAIISKI III- nn-:ins W4-ll. MARION IGIINORA CII,XMIll'IILS Svrvim- is hvr grczitc,-st assi-t. DAN t'OI.IA'IGIl. .lr. Nothing.: is inurv g'l'z1tif5'ii1g' tvu thc- mind than 'tho IDOXVt'l' ul dominion. DORIS IIIIGNIG CRISI' A face with gludness dur spread. :4'I,.XIiICNl'I'J 4'l'I.IlI'1IlSON XYurry is an word unknown tn nu-. XVANDA l'IVI'ILYNl-I DEFOSTE 'I'II1'l'C is no sorrow in my song. .X NNETT IC MARIE DI-I l.AlDI'Ii.XN'I'.xYE I clmtter, L-huttrfr as I 140. Iwi llI11lllll'1ll'l' IG. IJIGSIIHJXVSKI MARY MUSIC lil-I'l l'Ml1Ill A ,mm Of mpn, l would not lu- :n qw-Q-11 ful' -ull ilu- world. Vlllfllxll J- l7Ul3lf'K XK'II.l.l.XNlNI'Il,SUNlJlll1IYl l' ll:u'4I urn- qw-slimnrf---:1nsww-rs 'Im lin-, 415 gf-nllp ns I 4-gm ll1ll l I' Sllll. Tu ln-, no mnltvl' H'lll'I't', il mum. XVlLl.l.XM lJ0l'Gl,,XS lDl'NN IIUIIIS l'Ill.XlNl'I ICIJIJY If you wish to l'0'1ll'll ilu- l'1u'ity is tha- lmmininf- nl highest. In-gin at ilu- low:-st. Hsmor. I1-Uvlfl MAVFl'lll1l7A .Xl,liI'IIl'l' l'lll'IlJl'1llIl'K I-INHSTIIOM 14jl'1g1q'K Iill- is not liffj at all without Allw-rsily mzxks-s :u :nun wim- fl1'll5-Yht. rlnl rivh. lV.X l'IlllZ.Xlll'l'l'Il l l'INNX'l1'll I.l'1'll.l,l'1 HAY l4'l'IlillY .X lim- lu-:ul of hull' zvllls lll llvl' Y1'I'j' quinftm-sg lhvrl- i In-znuty to :l l':u'4-. lllmrm, .XlAl1'l4x 31- I-'INN Ylll42lNl.X Nl. I-'lSlll-Ill Uf I'ri1-mls slum- has Illillli, XVNHVS flilll iF '5 'lUjS flllll wlml IS yours 15 lllllll'. l.l'Il..XNID XV. l lll'INl'll .IAPK ll. I-'llllilll-I 1- is wise- who lisln-ns muvln 0ppm'luniI5'. Slwlllvl' ul- lull: :mil talks little-. vullws lu ull who work :ml wish. BETTY JANE l-'OIIATH .X'lII.ICNl'I .Xl.YlN.X 1P.Xlil2l-I I nm In-ve-r to an-1 mln-rwifw 'l'lwrw- XYl'lll4l IN- mv an-:lx lm- lhun like an lady. if lln-re wvxw- nu littlv um-s. l938 lm , 1- nn L. .91 lf -P VR sw Y vi? 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'IHICUUILY it is 111 :11'1. 111-1-:11 111 'II :11'1- II1 :1I nys wis1-. .Il I.l',l'.N AAA hl.ll4I'llH YIIUIINIA if 12IilI IfI'l'HS ml when shs- rlznnm-4-:I+-slnv Quia-L lvul 1-l'I'ic-io-ul dunm-d. 9 ul':l:1:l-:l:'l' .x. 1:l:m'11:l: ll.lf'QNj'I' l?fflEUfl'l!'Y ig 'ork is tln- sustvu:uumA ul' Ilulvlv- A'fl-AWIUIJ INH1 A if 'J m..,,. .X luu' :mud squzuw- play-r. 6 ff 'N 'Q , 'Sp' 'nf , l,l'Nl1'l-I lIl'Il.l'lN 4Pl'l,I.IYI'Ill 1 ith Virtue- :nnrl qui:-tnvss mu' QUSUAU: Hl'NTHHM'xNN llllly couquq-r tho- world, 1'N l'l ,' ,il 15 OVW' pl 'l'S. pgsq- k's, 9 ,, ,-I' I Ar- -'f'.g.33f' lI,l.5.XIJlNlu lu. 4.XXlAlJ.Xl..X PHX-'Allis HAMHZVI-UN sunny Yvlllfbvl' gihls tha- mlgn- I- L ,. , , of liff-'s lvl:lf'k1-Sl 1-101111. Nh' Mmfg? iam.-U, . f' ' ' Ill'I'I l'Y ANN HANINIIC IIZIJNI-I M.XIl4l:XliI41'l' Ihr simph- re-1-mwl was fuuufl H-UU U -Xx 'S :us true' :ns :my lvonfl. XN'm'l'iug4' trun- works Hu-rw-with. s f 'Q :urfl wishing ill to Il0ll4'. N ,J J Anv , ,, l1UIll'Ili'I' A, ll.Xl'4'K xx,Ill-GigaiYI,:'Rk-YIEA 'l'l1.' 1:u1in-:1l'iuu- 1-In-gzulvv ul R 1. ex Ilnlul wvll :xml huw- wvlf. hlnmlll Iuvmlbhw' 'N 1 t' D . I I ,Xl2l.l'lNl'I XIAIIIIC H.XYXY.Xl1l' ' - ' :MA MAXINH ILSXVKINS XVisv lu rn-sulvv. :lull pntin-ul lu lllll'Ill SPl'l'U'!l1'S Ihr- Slilhi Nl! lH'I'I-Ill'lll with tlmugrlnls In-ruling b - lll4'l'lI wms lhw soul. luwzlrll Jlllllriliibll. ' KIJCMENS I.l'IIl0Y IIIQITZIH Iflllilr 'l'Ill'Nl.XN Hl-IAIIGNXYXY lk- prow-fl his xygrk by I-'irmly L-lwvt hm- town-rx-d alum'-A his dm-ds, them ull. . X l938 x -6 X H251 fl I +JUNE ROBERT HENDERSON l've got u feeling y0ll'l'B fooling. MARY l.Ol' HINSON Aml joy like sunshine filled lu-1' lu-url. M l'INlJlf1l. Gl'10llGI4I H001 'ICH llul ull the pleasure that I find is to inzxiutuiu ai quiet llllllll. HldI.lfIN MAHGAItl'I'l' HVISKENS Friend of pleasure, wisclonfs aid. l4IS'l'lil'Ili li. 1T'I'NI4lll 'Full-nts :ire matured but in solitude. MARY .IANIC JACOBS XVhul looks :lurk in the distmwm- will brighten as 1 draw near. GENEVIIGVE ROSE JANOXVICZ A pound of speed is worth ll ton of luck. l IiI41D li. JONES I halve immortal longings in nu-. LOIIIIAINIC CHANDLER HESS Gentle thou art and therefore to be won. LIGOXA KlAllll'I KA'l'IlliYN HOLLANIJMOIIITZ Grout notions speak. t'l,ll4 i'ON JOHN lII'l+'l+'MAN Strength und honor are his clothing. Gl'IlL'l'Ill'lJl-I MAE ISAAC lt is un inward glory to he kindly. NELSON CARL ITTNICI: Young modesty is equal to your valor. XYAl,'1'ICI: PIQTEH JACOBS Hank must be won by the minds cultivation. ANITA HIGLIGN JOHNSTON Uesm-rved to be dearest of all. , JOYNT lie is enrolled 'nongst wonders. l44I 4 HM , W, 'X 5 4' 'Q QQ Y K, ff 'I CLAILX BIAIIIH .ll'S'l'.X SYIIH, VYIAISS K.XllN ' M It is :ns e-:1S5' to he Hrs-:xt as to -X KH5. lillll loving' litth- miss. be small. In ,Ally- ' Wi f'92,'gQx f' ' 9 Y.Xl,l'llll.XN l l'll.lX s .Xll'l'lll'll 'l'. K.Xl l'l'll KAXSPILZYK ldxzuftly what mi-u think I :uu. ig.. uilh 4. smug Ur' ptuuw-. 5 .rj - . ' A on IGIJXYAIIIJ .l0SlCl'll l ll.XNli 1'lll'IS'l'l'll: it lcl4:l.l'1NsKl - A A KEIT .Xlllllllltlll is thu growth ol' I la l '1'l1v1'n-'s luisrllivl' iu lhis lllllll. 4fYl'l'5' Vlllllllr A., A 1' i'I.IN'I'0N iizuulxiz iclciax ' :ff','.3Q,lfMflg5,lf,'1N'u u1 'Sf.I.QlPVi'l liliA hills 'f 'll ' 'l'h1- happy urn- thi- Ulllj trui- V I 'Nl fl l0ll llh illllf. grvut. XYll,l,l.X3l .ilxxuzs , , , V . . KIENILXVAI l.l hSl,l.l. WAX NI., lxlhlilff Ibm, is H I-im, man' p,,I,l-',,.II5 Ili- has thu flf li'f'llllllilllllIl In r we-II si-:iii-fl iu thu 1-1-uls ul' his 5ll soul, ilirs-vt and Illll'!'. L , H 5 .y AM , , .c K ' ' ,A 1 ' f KK XIAIIIAN MAY KIRK l'l':-U31 M-XYH Klxli l':u'li up your Iruuhli-s iu Xtllll' l'r1-tty, lvluuilv-:ululsw'-1-Ifwlril own lil! lm: :null smilw-, SI!llll'. :n l'Ullllilll2llltrll. Slllllv. 'F 7 'Cf' C f .mux lfNl'll4Ill,XNll KliEfNI'2 l'Ill iimvunlv im1.K.x H IN-:wi-, il' pussihli-, hut justin' ' f '. ','S mlswpli 'lm ut :my Hltw hdjllll, I-ul iluuu... 1 Q A , , .u1:.xN I-'r:.xNn'i11s 3' A Kor:TL.xNm:1: , v V Y V lluppim-ss sevms lllitflw' tu lu- JOHN 'hu I' lxflu-xl'-lk Qluuw-ml with thoughts lwniliu: Thi' on-' uluu vquul to his toward zuuhitiou. trust. i938-1 rm Y ,fs 3 - A n -'Q 'Fr' -JUNE .XI.ll'lC .XNGELIN li KUXY,Xl.SKI Ol' youth :md he-:nity und thu fair I'1'FlOXVll. I. VI. ,Xl.l2l'Il1T ..VlEIl To Sl'llU0lllli'll l heqnuutll nu donhifnlnt-ss. CARI, IX1.XIl'l'lN liXY.X,l'lSZl'ISKI l will strivt- with things impossible. Slll'lllAl.XN .l0Sl4Il'll I..XlSI'lll'J All work :mtl no 1Itfl'f0l'lllLlllL't'. MAILHI-IIIY l,.X1!KWOlL'l'IlY Action! Action! Action! 1,1 HN 141 Y .X Y. LIC lil l uni :is :xhltf :incl as fit us thou. Al.Yt'l'I A. L1-N SS-Il' .X worn: 0 1 i - CX' YIYIANN I.:-Y,XSSEl'l2 Swt-1-t ple-ztsulitm-SS dm-s IICI' smile- sp:-nk. M Al LGAR l'I'l' A N N KRAENZLEI N A well groonu-tl lady. CAROL M. KVSVH Such joy and :ambition docs she find. .IOHN GEORGE L.Xl'I'I'Z A vory jouy fcyaw. if ts o . N l'1S'l'lll4Ill M,Xllll'1 LAKE llitl tht- lll1:'I'l'X bcllx ring to thine ours. l'Il,.XlNE M.XIl1i.Xlll'I'1' LA ROI 'CH IC l min ht-cause I think 1 can. lSl'IT'I'Y ANN LIGSNIAK VW- wtnnot do :ill things. lll'I.X'l'lllCE M. l.t'Y.XSSI'Il'Il XVoi'thy llllllf.l'S hzippt-n to thc worthy, l'1l.l'1.XN0ltI'I LEXVANIJOXVSKI Nobody: min give: you wistfr :ulvwu than yourself. ll'3l HENRY N. LINKOXVSKI NVh:it is lihe-rty :und virtuv? 'XHTHVH H' I Sn-nsihlv peopln- us.-In-ss. lzlllvlclzllln. ELAINE AIll,lrI:l'1I1 ll. l,0HI:Kl'1 l,0g'KH,gfg'1' l'u1rity-,uf mimi :ii glmx ui 1 uomiu SWL-vt 8011100111: Ihr- llrst ff' A, w f .iw .lTTl.l-I find nothing :fl vonnlllvl is Z! FRED J- LONG JEAN ICIJNA 51:11-KICNZIIQ urpru was his houuty, and his shi- has fl smip- for gill. soul sincere. NV.XI,I..XC'lC Mm-I-ii.xil, -l0Sl'3I'H l'3'l'l'3H MAUVl N N , .- NVorry? I have- never hoard lhv ll' X011 WiSh lo vonvorsq- with 6 W 'A V word he-fgre, mv. defim- your tvrnis. f 1 IIUIZICIYI' .XIZIZVIIY BI.XIl'l'lN Mluglfjg I4Ax1'pjLlhx MAH' uu's life- was ninth: for in--u's q',,1,,, :md Um-uffli-tl, actions. 74 wx iuwzu .ioux NI.XXNVI'II.I. M' , -ga XIYHON R. MAXSON l.i!'1- is short: Ilia-iw-l'oi's-rl will Q ' - ' y K An suttitudv not only ol' lllilkl' UI UN 0' ll- . 5 ch-fvusv. but dvfiunm-. M., -.Q - hw' IOSHPII i'I4I'IMICNT BIICEIIIPO Xvlldlll-X31 Ixxllgngglq God iovf-s to he-lp him who 5Il'1II1STlll'1' , SIVIYQS 10 hvlb himself. .Nm muy make Il suit of 1-lmh--s Q hui nature musi provifh- u A ' 4 i HI-Ill, f K V 'IIYLLIS TIQYNN BIf'f'.Xl,L Qwq-Qt girl-graduate in thvil- IQIAIZXIIICTII JANE XIVKXY KWUUH huU. Frhnddupisziuohk Hung H71 ' -1 gif ., ,gum 9 in .55 ., .I F X df JUNE6 A Tlllilll-JSA lSl,ANl'lll-I Mc-NIILLAN As hum-st. its r'ztp:tlult-, llllll' :tml rn-fined. lll4JI,l1IN AIAILII-I Mt-l:0l:Il-I th-iitlv ii: mztnm-ix MAIL! AN l'Il.lZAl!l'I'1'll Alll'lll'1XI'Ill XYhnt sxxvt-L dt-light at quit-t lift- z1l't'01'tls. l-'I.0lll'IXt?l'I li. MOLI. Hu- wurtls are few. . IIONID Al,lSlillT Mllilildll lit-isurv is tht- lu-st ol' :ill pos:-acssions. lilrl'l'H MARIE MISH Ht-1' ways are ways nl' plefusuntiicss :tml all he-1' paths HTC D0!'lK'C'. l.I'f'l l.l.IC l'AI'l0LYN Ml'lCl.I.EIl K AV1- win do iiiorv good hy lu-ing S1 good than in :my othi-if way. - XVILLIAM l.AXVIiIiNt,'l'I Ml'lCl,I.l3Il'l. Jr. 1- has tht- romlninvd quulitiw-s of u mam und an zithla.-tv. Al.ll'li MAl'llI'IlCN Mr-All'l.I.l+1N lla-1' vliot-ks liku apple-s whit-li tha- sun haul rudcliutl. S'l'ANl,l'IY lAIlJNYAlllJ MIUIIALAK 'Ili :lo my lllllj. wliutt-'t'r it's wortli. AIiI.l'INl1I MAY Mlhlilill Smilu :ind tht' world smiles. with you. JAMES XVA'l'1lOl'S MII,LI-Ili Hzlstc is lll'Yl'l' the IJ2l!'l'lll of failure. IJUILOTHY IIZENIG MILTNEIL lfztsliioiivtl so slcndterly. l I.Ol:l-INVIG l.l'l,A MlI.l,lil: A pm-ft-vt woman, nuhly planned, to wut-ni, to comfort, and 1.-omuiand. L0l'lS A. AIl'EI,I.I'Ili NVQ- find p:l'e-:it things :ire mudfe of little tliings. l-'IIANUIS JAMES B1l'IA'AIiX 'l'hl- lu-nrt to K'lJllf1l'iYt'. th1- tindl-:-stuiidim: to dire:-t. :md the hand to execute. UNI IlOI!Ell'l' IVILXNK AII'llIl.XY ldv:-ry m:m's life- is :1 fairy-tal. writtm-11 by ljurl's ling:-r. 'l'lll'10lJUl1l41 I . NUXYIFIQI Hu- has my lllllllklll nt' :my wrong. MOllICl'ZN U, l'.XK'K,XlllJ 1-lzmppim-ss at lI.XliOl4lJ J. I' His cvf-ry icing is I . l,l'Il,.X S.Xl'Z.Xll I my rut:-. .XQl'lC'1 l'I'I ulllSlf',S OXYII, l'.XllDl'Il'I HOXVAIIU l'.Xl'l, NI'IXVM.XN I wish to lmvsg no Olllvl' hooks to 11-:nl or look upon. 5, lx LYNNDJJ FILANVIS l'.XlZIt'll llu- llo-:urlml 1-:lr :lml Lluf :Ill- sw-im.: 4-go-. Nl.Xll'l'H.X NAUMI l'.Xlil'I ln qllie-Lnm-ss :xml r-onfifll-nr-u shall bf- hvr streellgtll. l'l5lBIH'I l' lil1'H,XlilJ PAILAIJISH lA'2ll'llS his lf-sson. has lllvlll we-II. :always had them, so th:-5' tell. .XI1l'II,lNl'I I'.X'I l'l'Il1SON Xml she- wus fair us was tlu- 'avn lv 'I 5' 1' ,, '21 W . ii' v Slu- has not :1 f':u1'1- in ilu- world. ' I-OM. in May. YNY X 1, lll4,u,qxll l.,XXYlLlCNl'l'I I'l'IUl'I.l'IS . . . ,. .., .. . ,S guql., HN. 'AMN :lI.l,I'.T::-IN my Iwilgm ,X luxe: ul ll,:Iyvl:m.mlvll1I 1 u llcl I J J W IPUllfl'l'llY I, l l-IlZH.XNlPl'. itll!!-I ll' XX .Xl.I lull l'lulllxlNh 'l'llu11 :urv fzuirvl' tllllll llll- Ol' :n uuml lun-gillllillu' 4'UIlll'lll Il winning uir. good 1-ml, . 'Q 'L 4 l A lx Q14 U . 1 L Lf lr0N.Xl,ll l l2lClll4Illli'li ll.Xl.l'll1'.Xlil.'I'UNl'l-1'l'l'IllSl'IN I'l':ll HS l.il'1- is :1 pzllvll-work lu-rv :und HL- hlushusz all is well, ll'l8I'C. llilj L .2 -JUNE XII.4llNl.X KLXILIUN l'l'I'I l'l'l' Illl'lI.XIlIJ IE. I'Illl,l.Il'S -4 :L ol' liI'4'. I :um not llowlilu-:ll'l1'cl. Ilusim-ss is llu- .- -: I Q f l.l.x11l4: iml:u'1'11lc.X l'llA:m'11: l'1l ll'INI'I I'lA1'H'l'.X 1 'I ' X Iiivmlly lu-:nrt with mum' Lilith is Il-Ut lm'2'SI1l. 'l IW Ill' W N ,A 5 l'l'Il'lllIS. mn- we iv:- . - f 'Wg iff. -I YL. Z' z.. vm-Jo Al.XIllI'I l'u1:'l'l-11: 1, I'i'x'N: 'IE-XX 7'In V '- - . I mln mm s rom 1 1- zu-nr x . H Quiet .lull nnuul. grow' J Qi l I'I.SII'l .l.XNlfL Ii.Xl'KS'I'II.XNY KI.XI1II-l'IClil'I'l'I l'.Xl.0l.YN ' smill- will rlrivv :lwuy :I - HAHD19 an million paws, 'I'li:1t is gold that is worth :Juli rv- i W r W USM,-S 1:l4:'l l'll41 Mn' ILXYMONII P ,mm look up' :md laugh' .Xml juy. likl- sllulsllilw, Iillul 4.1 :uid lun-, and Iivc. 'ICI hcdlt' .LXRIICS I'Il'4lI'INI'I I.I'Il'ilP IIOIIIS BLXXINIC IIICICIP .Xml still llll-5' 542124-fl :lml sllll , v ' X m,.1.l.x h,.m.l llmkmh H ilu-ir wnmllfi' gr.-xx' that um 4,h,,,,l.f-ul f.l,mm.mlm.,.- smnll In-:nl lfblllll vurrv .ull ln I ,L km-W, . ,,..,. H 1' NI'II,lJ.X Iil'IlIMl'S ,Xl'IPliI'IY I'Il.,XINI'1 IIl'1UI'X .. .XII slrzlllzu- XX'uluIvl's lllnl lwfull 'l'l11- I'-'nsun ul' lliv Sll'l7lUl Sl 1 I llnw-, Iivvs :I wumzui trul- :lull 1'IW1'3'S IIN' l 'Sl- , . fair. ' bw' ' 3 I-II.I,.X .XI.Xl.X Iil'lI'l' ' f E Xu llllgixiimgislu-fi luuglm-r ILOIZI-IIl'l' I.. IIIIINIQ :f V, I'II 'l the Sk? .X man of mvn JW , Y f f an . I, Q ' 17,01 I . . -K , ROBICRT HEY A I A short life and at merry lifo, cry. DALE ROHDIC XVUII horn, we-ll drvsse-sl, 1 moderately IE3ZlI'llv'll. HELEN G. ROCHOW Malice toward none. lll'Zl,I'IN lJ,Xl,l'I IIOICMIGI She kept with ture lu-r in-:nut TPLPQ. mel i t i4-s GERTill'I3l'I STAY IIOI 'SSE Sweet as a song. JIM I!l'DOLI'H I :un glad to live :xml lm-urn IGNVALDA U. SABIOLASK lu Fruo from sorrow. GERALDINE MAIKI l'I SCHEEILHII Sho finds joy in ull sports. IIIGLEN ELEANORE SCHMIDT Great actions speak gre words. M.UlGAl:I4IT C. I:0l'!lGR'l'SON Tin- in-rfectiou ol' outward lovelinoss. IIOBEI-iT ROY HOICDEL .X silent, shy, peave-loving.: man. FILXNCIS IG. llUSl'IlSl'SH 'I'ho1l fh lu: saws little hm- Says 1-. . , , it with thinking. ICIJNVIN ROZNOXVSKI NVork fitscinutes me. lY.Xl.'1'I'Iil XV. llI 1'I'IllI!l'Sl,'H ll Ht- prove-L the best in the field. H l lI.XNl'lH I.YNl'li Sl'Il.XllI'lI, To livn- lung is :alnnosl s-ve-ryom-'5 wish, but to live wi-ll is tin' ambition of few. I-Il.l'I.XN0ll Il. St'lIl.li'KI'Ili .X quit-t slignity :tml rhurm ot gentlem-ss. l938-1- E511 I Z ' at W .iv AA ' ' in 6 . Q , it lf P! I J V .. 1:- 1'V Ni lf. AL. ta 3 .VA::A 5, gf fa? ' X '1'ukcn . ' n . ' .Q 4. 1? lj-ri 5 12 .4 57 .f 5 v' IDONALIJ ILXIJC SHOTXVICLI, .X 1-:ust ' lon A his t':t1'e-. 1 'Ly .V XI-,RNA HELEN SUIIAIIIVI' Zn-aluus, but moth-st. YIOILX .Xl,l!Hll'I'.X St'HNl'IT'I'I,l'Ill .X sr'll,nl:t1' :lllrl il solllivlk t' . ,iw ' f VV.XYNl'I MARVIN St'll0t'll .XII honor I'Il givv my olcl Alum Mutt-r. LUIS tl. Sl'Ill I l' Ifrt-sh ns tho first 1.:'Iittm-ring In-:ml on thv sail. .XIILICNE YICIIA SI-1l,I,l-I 'l'ht- swt-ngtvst ,L::ll'I:ll1rl lu tha' sweetest maid. IIOISIGILT I.AMI!l'II:'1' SHARP Ht- comms! The G1-nius of thvse lands. JOHN IHVING SllI'IAlil'Zl2 Phu- gm-:tt num is hw who dw-s not lust- his l'llllllS h1-art. LETA D. SICXXTID .krlw-1'sity is the' first path io truth. lu HOIJEIVI' IUC H Alill SKICLTON strifv. llHT'l'Y ANN SRI I'l'll Slu- is IAIMHIKHII of ihiigln. . Ljffxif. 4 lp ' J l:l'I'l'TY IAM' SNYIJICIL Ile-1' vs-ry frowns urn: fglirf-1' lin smiles ol' otlu-r uizutlm-us. ELS! IC M .X ll'l'H .X SOMRIICHIVI ICLIJ Nxt your :il'l'e-vtions on thin,:.gs Lbove, nut on things cm the- earth. IJUNALIJ lll'INIlY SOYIGY v simwlro ulom- 4-:nn r'4-c'up:niz1- simx-rity. t'lll'IS'l'l-ll: SAll'l'll Xlus! my sc-lmol days :url- 1-nd:-d. XXI el skills u Joy to :my mzm. YIOLA SUHIIOICDER doubt. uks! 'tis :1 dull :xml 1-mllvss LLIAM Alil-'lllflb S'I'.XllKl'1 It is easier to lwlimm- thzm to MYIIA Sl,A'l'l'IlL l um very sw-riuus-mimll-ml. K.VI'lll2YX YIIUJINIA S3ll'I'll 'Frulh is tn-:nsnm-, tlu- Iwst fri:-nfl mm vurth. l'Il.I-IANOII Il0Rl.XlNl'I SOISCZA K 0114- gives nothiiig so kindly :ls advlve. l..XI'lllCXI'I M. SOIULXTZ .lust an lumpy little- mulrl. I4'l,0YlJ .l. S'l'.Xt'll0XVSKl lh- walks luv faith. not ln' snnlr. Nl.Xl21ll'l-Illl'l'I'I l'III.l'IlCN S'I'.XNI.l'IY l ull ul' mirth without alloy. Ylll4ZlXl.X I.l'l'll.l,l'1 S'I',Xl'lP.X1'llI'1ll liuxw, llupv, joy, liilll' l'l4-:lsure-'s smillinp.: train. l'Il,l'I.XNOlll'i SXIITFI .X shy fum- is lN'ttl'l' than Il forward lwart. I938 l53l .Iliff v 'Q ., l 1' , 'R ilk xy s'..- Q, ax Q .'.,.q.m.: ,qv , be ...Q 3 it 'lf -A., 9 ' QS - -:if wists.. .0-' uv 281 , , 1 i 'buf -JUNE NUI!!-IRT STACHOXVSKI .X very efficient worker, l I1.XNK S'I'IGHI.l'I Hooks xvilhoul the knmvln-mlgm of lift- :Irv uselm-ss. lll'I.Vl'llli'l4I JOY STOKES H1-1' l':u-m- in-tokelli :ill things ch-:ir :mtl 1.:'ou1l. Ylllt llXl.X lll'TH S'I.'0l l' H1-1' l':u'u luis ai wondc-i'l'ul fziseilmtion in it. XVIII. STILXUSS I :nn contented when I :un serving others. CHICSTEIL VINCENT SVHAK How you live matters more than how long you live. JANE I-1I.IZ.XBl'ITH T.xl!IGl: Tis good to br- merry :md wise. 'bg ELMIGI: O. L. TAGI..Xl'EI: 155' great efforts obtain great trifles. SHIHLI-JY S'1'.XI.KliI: 1 :un very good-natured. Bl A lil .X N l'. STI l'IGl-IBIICYEI My lu-sl lrrnisr- is that I :un your frim-nd. lll'l lNl'I ROGERS Int1-lli1,:c-n1-1- :mil pt-rsoliul lu-:nity urn- hm-rs. l'IX'l'1I.YN .l. STROISFII. D1-ed done is well begun. MICHAI-Il. .IOSICPH STl'I:M XVo1'k conquers all things. MARIE l'II.lZ.XBETH SXVANTEK Nothing at times is more expressive than silence. .XLl Rl'ID A. H. TAGLAUICR It liurtetli not the tongue to give fun' words. ICYELYNE BIARIE TAYLOR .X gweet expression is the highest type of female loveliness. l54l LANVKICNCIS T. TAYLOR l,.XXVIilifNCE HENRY 'FOIZIGR Forgetting trouble is thu wan .x wxsu man is out of the reach to cure it. 01' forlune. 5F I-Jlzxl-:ST 'I'0l'l2OlI ',,- l'ln-:lsurv :lull an-lion make- lhv H,,M,,- ,hu-4 ,H-L. h,.,,, .Hymn ,yzzginy ' hours SC1'lll short. ' ' ' ' yw l f DAYIIJ Ql'.XIlSl-I.XI.L MYIL. . ml. FOWNN'-NU IL is il Iriendly- ' u hub In 1-vm-ry du-ci of misrhia-14 hu 47 ll 1 3' 'inndm had zu lu-:nrt to rm-solvm-. if, xi A WL' .,,: ju, c'l..xIl:l-1 1-1. Tl:0Mr:1.1-:Y NUIIIIG V. 'I'l'lll'1K My hom-I is M-,T ut your 'l'lu- lmppim-ss ol your lill- ' st.,-,-U04 X ue-pa-urls upon thx- quality your tlxougnrf. 1J,XYllJOl.lYl'Zli YlNK'I'1N'l' IZHSSHQ M- yllglyl- X IPIAUKULTA' ill ll'1lI'I1ill1-?- l'l1a- tw-mplo ol' virtul- wus sul-. Fl:-Xxfclllx HIQNI-Y Kl'INNl'2'l'rl ,lQl:lll'INl'I w.xc'Kl-:l:I,E X lf -U-I-I'-N HH. Wim, ,Wm ,mpg not 13,5 ul, SIIIV1' ws-ll Iva- play:-fl my pnrl. x u-..,,su,.,.- :ull 4-lnp your IIJIIHIS. gl S 'I'Hl.jLM-X IjI4:'I I'Y yg'l.:I.:I, t'l..Xlll'INCE XVICGICNEIL Fu u young' hz-art t'VOI'j'lhlllK lr HW ig 2' YVO'ld ' 'I Y ' fun, ot ll wondvr. Y v V 1 INJILUTIIY I.I-INOIUC XVI-H85 In ILA M' ll'll1'N -N 'Flw mon- sensible- Il woman -is. 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N7czf,e...,fcx7 IiOl!l'IIl'I' KOFII llo livt-th :ind loveth, I.0l'IS NIILIAICII It tzikvs :ill sorts ot' In-oplv to I umkt- :i world. 'FIIOXIAS l'l'I'I I'I'I' 'l'Ii1- inisr-his-I' lwiuklvs in his l'Y!'S. T . ,Q..,1i-'Ig BILL HICIIJ His :irinor is his hone-st thought. and simple truth his utmost skill. LYDIA SCHLITT Sha- has move-fl u little- no-:uw-r to the nmstur ot' ull inusiv.. .XXITA I!lllSSl'l'I I'l'I I'oIits-nn-ss is to :Io :incl sup Tho- kindc,-st things in thi- kinfle-st way. NIAICTIN I'IIl'lIlN1lI'IIl I ,agp-t what I my :ifts'r. I'ZI,Sll'I IIANSON ,Xi ounw- ol' mirth is worth fl pound of sorrow. ,I l I.0llI.XN N.X'l'l'ZlGt'0SKI Ilv- is c'oinp1-ls-ut. Ulm- is I J . 5I.XIiI'IIG NOICI. .ilk is likt- :I sc-r:iinInIL-tl l',Lf,LI. XIII.l,It'l'1N'l' l'l'I'I'0SKI'IY I Ion- to lII'1'5llll. , I I .Xl,III4II1'l' ILICYNOLIPS Youth will Imve- its swing .XNDIIICXV STONE Ili- sm-:isons with sports his svrious hours. lwl gi ,Q 1 -Q X? S.. , E I 1 ,rp X JUNE CLASS PROPI-IECY ROFESSOR Robelt Dunlu ey 1n h1s good bllmp The Wulwt looks clown upon the earth through h1s powerful telescope ln the year 1950 To h1s dlsmay thls IS what he sees Ed Anderso11 Eugene Compau Jlm Rudolph and Anchew Sto11e uc pl Lung basketball for the Ragged Pants FIVQ Albelt K1ag,e1 John L1etz and Paul New man comprlse a tr1o on the radlo known as the Three Squawks Maree Noel Lela Pardee Bettle Raymond and Betty Lesn1ak ale cholus guls who perfolm at the WO0dSld6 Theatre Tom Pettlt B111 Hargreaxes 1nd E1n1e BuLalsk1 play 111 the Smoky Mountaln Jug band OX61 st'1t1on WSM B111 Reld Joe Ma1t1n LOUIS Mueller a11d Mlfllll E1Ch1Hg,6I' a1e lccompllshcd sculptors they make mud p1eS Exa Fenwlck Vlfglllld Flbhel Lnd Jea11 bradlcy are known as the Three Merry Wldows Bob Rh1ne B111 Du11n and Bob Skelton are members ot the old news boys club Wayne Schoch and Joe Schnople detectnes ale 1nvest1g1t111g the theft of 1 luly s handkelchlet J me McK1y Moreen Packalcl Nona Ptdlb all and M xrguellte ltahcle broke all speed 1ecords for sw1mm1ng ac1oss Sag1n xw r1ve1 Cferaldme Schee1c1 and Bob Schultz together wlth Jul1e Bowers and bob Sec were marrled at a double Weddmg whlch took place at thc chapel on the h1ll Walter Jacobs Hxrold Paquette and Chester Suhak are d1gg1ng, d1tCh6S on 1 W P A proJect B111 K1enbaum Art Llttle and Ernest Touroo ale worklng at the Auto L1te put mtnn are bar tenders at Bakers Caie Helen Huskms IS flntmg Wlth othel men wh1le Myron Mxxson has h1s back turned Hugh Maxwell Mendell Hooper and Ed Kelt three modern Casanovas woo the1r women W1th bouquets of dandel1ons pllfered f1om Mother Natures gardcn B111 Dreye1 has Just awakened from h1S 12 year coma B111 Galllnt tapped hlm o11 the head w1th a test tube Chet Kelp1nsk1 sells fish at Andersons Hsh malket Helbert D6mb0WSk1 sells irost b1tGS next door Kathleen Whyte and Annette DeLadu1antaye warble over stat1on BLAH accompanled by Margaret Robertson on the bazooka Esther Lakc lb propr1etor of a summer resort at Half Moon Lake Lo1s Schutt Tvldll ln Stlegemey er and Beatr1ce Stokes da1n socks for the C C C boys at Stand1sh We1lyn Bates He1e11 McRor1e and Fleznor Schl1cker haxe completed the1r hopcless chests and are w1ll1ng to sell them Verna and Helen Schmldt are the honeys at Frankenlust Allce Rasmus Helen Roemer Leta Slcard and Ele lnor Sobcaak are serx 1ng hash it the Bakerx Lunch Walter Selle IS now art manager 1n a 11 omen s l1nge11e shop Bob Sharp and John Shearer are st1ll robblng the c1adle for the1r g1rl frlends Bob Wlldel sells second hand furnlture LOUIS Zuehlsdolt Kenneth Warlen Don Pete1s and Robert Blsel sleep on h1s davenports Jean Beckw1th Betty Blln quart Sybll Kahn and Betty Snyder are scrub women at Gastas Gun Gallaghe1 Jlfll Mulcahy and John Kneeland are b1g tlme pol1t1c1ans it Waukegan B111 Mellstxup Clarke Berdan Rax Mxller members of the football team at S1113 Smg 19t1l1lQCl the1r champlonshlp D011 Shotu ell 18 mascot l 1 1 , Y Y ' I, I is ow ,y v c , 1 , c r 'I1 1 - v 1 . 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I ' y .M1 1 1 . 58 JUNE CLASS PROPI-IECY Dorothy Breznuk NI1r1on Lhzmbers Irene Graegoraewlcz V1VldHIl LeVasseur 1nd Dorothy Salmon bake p1es fO1 tramps poor fellows Leona Hollanclmor1tz oyyns a large da1ry fzrm Gertrude Isaac VI1ry Jane Jacobs Beatuce L1Vasseur Do1othy Pergandc and Geneya Lee are m1lkma1ds Al1c11 F1nn Audfldlllle DeGroyv and Bern 1d1ne Gwmdala a1c le Lrnlng how to bo1l yy ater yy1thout scorch1ng It Geraldlne G1ll1s VlTglHld Gr1tflths DOIIS Eddy and L1ura Engstrom are crashmg the soc1ety pagc wlth cons1ste11t plu11ges 1n Freel xnd Cluence Wlgner IS the blgg8St l1ttle farmer 1n Bay County Cl1nton Kern and I:1me1y Gollln are t0llIlIlf, the country wlth the Munger Ger m 1n band Maureen McMullen Flo1ence Moll and M1lly Pctoskey are f1ght1ng each othel 1n trylng to snag a m1ll1ona1re The1m1 Weed Cla1re Trombley and DOFIS Bowden ue spoon l1ckers at the L1ty Dalry V1ola Schroeder operates a Matr1mon1al Bureau IH bdlLbLl1f, Wlth Mar g Lret Kraenzle1n and N1rg1n1a Stout as able ass1stants Myra Tr1pp Ruhne Rogers and Elm1e P1erce ale leaders ot a movemcnt to bllllg, back p1'0h1bltlOI1 EISIC Hanson Elune LaRouche Arlene M1ller Vlfglllll bflllth a11d Jane Tabor flop hamburgers at thc Kew Pee shop Lester Anderson operates 1 French R1y1er1 on thc banks ot the K1wk1wl111 r1ycr Among the couples yacat1on1ng there are Lorra1ne Hess 1nd Prcd Jones A111ta Johnston and Daye Townsend Jlllle Bowers and Robert See Eyelyn Strobel IS brewm1stress for Goebels Joseph Meerclo Robert Rey ll L xurence Taylor and John Wescott are worklng for Al ELlI'1Ch owner of the D1nky Plumb1ng Company Hovy ard Ancel Leonard AndrzeJewsk1 Clem He1t41g xndl tyy IGIILQ Tober play bxseball for the PIHCOIIIIIHQI Punks I 1r1d1se Nelson Ittner 1nd Cl1It0I1 Huffmtn are try1ng out tor the 1ole ot R1p V UI W1nkle Ill a play B111 IS a prom111ent horse doctor Betty I'1orath lucy Aldr1ch VIa1y Bayne and be1t11cc Gobeske ue lllllllllli., 1 beluty plrlor We remodel pans IS thelr slogan Gert1c Dembovysk1 1s tamous tor he1 column Aclv1ce to the Ioye Wzrped Albert Reynolds Huley M1cKenL1c and Wxlter Schmldt are st1ll toot loose and tancy free Hoyy lld Wetters Pied Long 1nd Ly 11ch Sch lbel hue Jo1ned the 'Nayy J1m heed teaches Rom 111 Archeology to IHUSSOIIIII s descendants F1 IIILIS Rosebush Don Soy ey and Bob Bradheld 'are m lklllf., c1g11 butts ll'lt0 chew1ng tob 1cco She1m1n LAINUIG hxs Just become thc 13th husb 1nd of a moyle s1ren Ralph Petelson yy is one ot the other tyyelye BGSSIB Vllet Phyllls McC1ll Luc1lle Mueller 1nd NI1ld1ed Lohrke hue tulhllcd the11 p1om1se of makmg the Jtpanese 1 pe zce loy1ng people A116118 G xbbe Mug net Glllm 111 1nd Helc11 Galbruth are k11own as Amerlca s G W omen Audrey Reoufc E1leen Stanley 1nd Do11s Reed are 1c1 ob its IH a flea cucus Former tootball heloe W alt Ruterbusch Rlndall G1 IX es f1ndSteye Toth non play a terxlhc game ot Jack Jem MACKQHZIQ C8101 Toml111so11 and Irene Har gleay es ale nulses It Coome1 s c1t and dog hOSp1tal l I 1 , 1 1 1 , ' f ' ' , - - , A ' I . 1 1 4 . 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I jf I J 41' YICIC-I'lil'ISlIJENT JOHN XV.XI.'I'0N S l'II'RH'l' .ULY Il .XNFICH .Il'Ilil'I.X I TI2E.XSI'IlElC .XRTI-IA M'1'MII,L.XN IIB CLASS ll , X If , ' TD xx Qu 1'1:lQ:s11u1:N'r .umcs l!l'X'KI'1'l 1' 199 3 A , DVD BONEM SI'I1'IlI'I'I'.Xl1Y Eg '1'IlE.XSI'IU'1II E1 JM I 'ND ISHN IJALL IOA CLASS 145151 xi' Wm VILESIIJENT HAHILY JZOIIUCKI YICIG-1'llI'ISlDl'INT ALIIEIUI' IIOUCHIGK SECRETARY BLXRGAICET FUHRMAN , 1 4' 4' Mi THICASITRPIR l'.Xl'I. GINS I ' I ' 5 I I 1 1, 1 IOB CLASS H371 EWUUQNI EUVHQNMHXH ,WJ N 111 lk P XIX ITH MIXLIJ 1001111155 111 101110 QQ1111 11 11CS11OL1S 1h 11 0111 111111111110 115501111110115 111 51u110111 g0101111110111 11111 11111110 115 1h0 1101111 01 tvclclx 11111 1150 1111111115 10 110111 1101101 111120115 111 11111 110 h1110 101111111111011 5011101h ff 11 1110 V101 11111110 111111110 1110 11111011 01 11111 1111111111151111t1011 L111631111NU1JlJ0l1L11l11X 10 1h 11111 0111 1111111111 B 1 A1 111115 0111 X 1 1 5-15 11111 P11111111111, M1 M111IJ01111111, 111111 0111 111111501 M1 1110111511111 7 115 11011 1151116 m0n1b015 01 1110 111111111, 11111386 11111111 111111 101111501 htlxf, 11111110 m011 11101111111g1111 0111 11 111 h 111111111 g01 0111me111 0 111 1 15, 1110 511111 11111 01 Nl11LLNS1L11 11111 Y, 110 1116 110 11111111111 L1 0 6, 111 l1Nl11N1L LOU 10111 1011 11.1 11111110111111 1 111 1 11011 L15 IX 0111 0 011 511101 5 0 5111101111 5111111111111111 111111015111111111115 01 0111 111011101115 111111 0111111111505 P1 151110111 J1m NIu11 1111 N 110 131051110111 A1110 K011 1115111 STUDENT Q-QVERNMENT CABINET AND SUPREME COURT FTER President Mulcahy was inaugurated in an impressive assembly witnessed by all Bay City Central students, he ap- pointed a new Cabinet to aid and counsel him in Student Union affairs. The officers were as follows: Secretary of Inter-School Rela- tions, Clarke Berdang Secretary of School Affairs, Gordon Gallagherg Secretary of Student Publications, Lorraine Hess, Secretary of Finance, Phyllis Hamilton, who also represented the Girls' League, Assistant Secretaries of Finance, Helen Leagree and Helen Wertzg Clerk of the Senate, Norma Hawkins. The Supreme Court is composed of five members, who serve during good behavior. President Mulcahy appointed Chief Justice, John Kneeland and Associate Judges, Edith Mish, Helen Beckett, Wayne Schoch, and Bernard St. Laurent. The outstanding trial of the year was the one in which the Supreme Court decided the eligibility of an elected class officer. l'lllS'l' ILUXV-Mr. fhw-s'nstQ-111, Earl St. liuurunt, Miclizu-l Sturni, Alive- liuwzilski. .lznnos Xlnlvznliy, Hvlm-n ISL-rkett, Helen Iiuzigwc. SIGUONIJ HUXV-liill Neumann, John Kneeland, Lorraine Hess. XV:1yne Scliovh, Helen Xvt'l'lZ I-Edith Mish, Phyllis Hamilton, Clarke Berdan, Gordon Gallagher. . - llllS'l' ILOXX'--Ali: fil'l'l'llSll'ill, .ln-:in llzimilton, llziyin- l'i-11-rsoli. Norinzi N1-lson, lboris ,Xiinls-rson, . . , , ,. ,.. , iXl1r-+- lxowulski, .l:im4-s Xliilcziliy, I-4-tty Smith, Mum' Lou lluvliiif-r. .lull-1-ii 1-riliilh, l'I'JlllK'4'S 'Q-:ich COND ILUXX'-Nl:ii'g:iiw-t Simi:-liziii, .lozinnv Mzickli-iii. Lois liurirh. .lnmvs Fouls, Ilohi-rl Noi'dsli'oni, Sis-ve Toth, lion lloiicln-r, John Siu-:ii'vi', lloli ljiliiluvey, .Iunnfs lim-ki-lt, Dick Smith. l Hilti? IIOXY-lion Pillslvy, Dick Kolb, Don lioiir-lizirfl, .lair-k Huh-, llolu-rl Tiiyior, Bill Gzillunt, Ted Ganilili-, Lyle- Noi-kel, Eugene Conipziu. Earl St. llziurent. N THE SENATE, which was presided over by President Mulcahy, there were three senators-at-large as well as three senators from each class. This year the Senate was particularly active. A new Constitution was drafted during the summer months, and after con- siderable debate it was submitted to the student body and passed by a majority Vote. I Members of the Senate met regularly every Wednesday morning, first period, at which time the Senate was in open session. Central's Student Union was well-represented in Lansing, Royal Oak, and Saginaw. Last Summer President Mulcahy, acting as Chair- man of the National Convention in Detroit, had charge of organizing all Michigan high schools into a state-wide student union association. The Senate sponsored several apple sales, the All-School party, the Inaugural Ball, and a skating party. Faculty sponsors of the Student Union are Mr. Adams, and Mr. Greenstein, who continued his sponsorship after being transferred to Junior College. THE SENATE l7Z5l 510' 'fi A-JJXK Nkg X J X DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE HE IJICPAR'l'MICN'l' UI JUSTICE was organized in September, 1936, under the sponsorship of Mr. Greenstein. XYithin the last year two divisions have been added to the Department of Justice, the Traffic Squad and the Criminal Detection Squad. The Traffic Squad has had charge of the parking situation around Central and has been working overtime since parallel parking has been established. The Criminal Detection Squad has investigated all the petty thefts and annoyances brought to its attention. To have more members in the Department of Justice became necessary after these two new squads were organized. The member- ship has increased from twenty to 'thirty-five. The Department ot' Justice has taken over several duties ot' service to the school. Its members distribute the Centralia, and assist the 'I'. N. T. Club at athletic games and dime-dances. They are also on dutv at class parties and the annual All-school Party. OFFICERS September-June Captain ......... Wayne Schoch Lieutenants - Laurence Oeffner, Joe Schnople, Bill Marcoux Chief Justice ........ John Kneeland I-IIL.s'l' ILUXN' 'I'I i1-rii:i s IS'-bb, II:ii'x1'5 l'I i:ii nb:-rs. Irvin All-is--I, 421-orgv Si: iufui in I1 ul llilil Iill NI:4i'wo11x. Iiolnlifl N1-nl, Ifl'lllll'IIl fire-ss, Ilzuimoiiil H'Xln-:uro. SI-QVUNIP IUIXX' XIV. fly-M-liste-iii. .XrIvm- thilulw, .II-an XIn'l'i1IIow'II, Xinila .I Im ii I llx I I I U:I.oi'l1. Nlzirialu Slwuo-I. Ilvriiiizu XIltI l'S1lII. I-Iw:iI1I:e Srumolaslv-. Iloa-1'-s II1 Xlulii NI X I XX'iIIi:nr1I Xlimis, 'Viillilr IQHXX' I.i1in:i1ni:mi l.:vwuw-ui1.- U.-1'1'n.,1-A Sam Irropiinu. XY:.I1.-i- I-'I-.fn II 1 'prim XX un S1-Inu-lv, Iilvlillu Xlisli, II:-Ii-li Ili-t'Iit'II. l'I1iw'I' .Iuslicv .Iohn Kii--v'I:nlifI. IIIIIIIII Sl I :Ili ill 4'ol+ I4'riv'iIm:m, Ii-emu-tl: I-'oi-ell. Iluss.-Il I-H-ruuson, I'4II'IZ'I'II IHPXY .Xiiilrvw Ilwimlalzi. 'I'om XYiIli:iil1s, .Iolm xIJlIlI4'I, Ilol-I-rl Ili liom IIIXIII arm--II. Illrvin Sunil-r. lion Nicki-I. .lainvs Coats. lloxxaril l'f-rlvins, Kimutln Ilul Ii Il I IlIlI1I .low S1 Imople-. Mearl Ilubcr, .Xmlilison Ilolloxvav. J 3 XIII lil IXNIII N IDI 1 XI ILI lxUW Xl Slxl I Ill 1 IIN I XX OI NN III IU GIRLS LEAGUE 1 3 it .Mi 1 GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET RGANIZED in 1933, the Girls' League Cabinet has lived up to its motto of Friendliness, Service, and Charity better than ever this year. Besides establishing a better spirit of good feeling among the girls at Central, the League has also been able to assist them financially and socially. At Thanksgiving time, baskets were given to the needy, and favors were sent to the U. S. battleships for the Red Cross. Drives for both Tuberculosis and Crippled Children stamps were held, and aid to Townhall Enterprizes was given. Apple sales and dime dances were sponsored. The Ribbon Prom, parties for each of the freshman classes- known as Freshman Mixers - a Mother's Day Tea, six all-girl assemblies, and an all-school play are social activities of the Girls, League. The Girls' League meetings are held in the room of their Sponsor, Miss O'Leary. The League is represented in the cabinet of the Student Union. l lll5fl' liUWV l'll5'lliS llfllllilllvll. .lu-an lllnck, llvle-n lh-1-ke-lt. fi!'l'll'lIlll' Ill-lnlnvxvski, .Xlii lurxwilski, .Xrlvnv l I'lL'll1', llnu M:u1:u'y, lla-lvn llruwne-, Mary .lznnv Iluyu-, lli-In-n lh-rrif-I Snlb .Xnn l'llz11il1. l Sl'1l'0Nll IIUXY-.X1'le-iw l':lll1-rson, H1-In-n lic-:ugh-n-, Doris lflmidp, Mary K4-:u'Iy, Xlilflllll Mc3lillnn ll4tl4'll llunn, lie-tty Jane llummc, liclty Lou NV00dbury, Viviun Marley, lilllll l'mm-mm-1 Murrow XVL-ber. Tlilllll ILUNY-Mary DuI.ong, Charmiun Lzirive, Elaine lliegel. Q f JJ Y' XP Hi F X.. ix AEHVEWS nl a L . . FIILST ILOXV-XVeslcy Sheridan, Don Sovcy, Theresa McMillan, Edith Misli, Fraiii-us l-1-llows, Mike Sturm, Al Baliiuski. SECOND HOXV-Miss Harris, Miss ldivliollz. ,Xlirizi Finn. Mzirgery Larkworlliy, Nziiivy Grecilztcre, Jim Rc-m-d, Helen 1l:ullvr:uilli, Myra Tripp, l.ori'uiiw Hvss. l':ii'ol '1'lJlIlilIl50ll, llvln-ii Il1'f'lu:tt. Tlllllll ILUXV-Mr. XY2ll'l11'l', Nm'ni:i llzixvkiiis. .Im-:iii 1iUl'il2lINll'l', Ilolv VVilrlt-r, lid 0l'ln-iiln-11:1-i', .kiidy Slum-. .lulin Slim-:im-i', IN-i'mliii:iii4l llupziu-i', XVull1-i' 111111-i'Inisr'Ii. lris Alnlis, .lille-vii 1h'il'I'illi, l-'Ol'll'l'H IIOXV-.Xrl Kziplur, XYzillvi' S4-llc, lluiwllim- limivliziwl, fil'l'2lllllIll' S0114-4-iw-i', 111-i'n:urcl .i:iii0wilz, lluvid '1'mx'iisl-iiil, l4':i5'y,::i '1'r:iiin-s, l'li5llis lluiiiillmi, lizilpli l'i-ti-rsoii, liuli llucdiv, .lim liudolph. HE FIRST CENTRALIA annual came out in 1923 and the sixteenth this year. On the staff of the 1938 annual were thirty-six students chosen from the June graduating class by the editor-in-chief which worked with a committee of five from the January class. A new system of selecting the editor-in-chief was put into effect this year. Each senior advisory group elected one person to act on a nominating committee. This committee then elected nominees for the post of editor-in-chief, and from these nominees the senior class elected its editor. A change was also made in the faculty pictures. Formerly the cuts were done in long panels, a method which proved to be expensive when a teacher left school. This year a separate cut was made of each teacher's picture. The sponsors of the annual are Miss Harris, literary adviserg Miss Eicholtz, art adviserg and Mr. Warner, business adviser. ANNU65 STAFF 1 AGATI-I OS HE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY was organized in 1921. High school scholarship societies which were formed at that time in schools throughout the nation were united in this organization, whose main objectives were to be Scholarship, Leadership, Char- acter, and Service. The society represents the fundamental objectives for which schools are instituted and gives recognition to those who have attained most nearly the desired ends. The students are elected to the society upon the recommendation ol' the faculty. The formation oi' the Agzathos chapter oi' the National llonoi' Society in Hay City Ventral High School took place in 1924 due to the interest and efforts ot' Miss Schroeder. Since then Agathos has sent many ot' its members into active lives of service, character, and leadership. The main speaker ot' the Fourteenth Annual Banquet given Jan- uary 19, 1938, was Glenn A, Omans, principal of Eastern Junior High School. The banquet was unique in that each Agathos member was the guest ot' a faculty member. The sponsors ot' the Society are Miss Schroeder and Miss Taylor. I-'IIUNI ILHXX llill 4l:ulI:uiII. NX:uli4-V XK'ilIi:un1soii. XY--sl:-5 Sln'i'id:m. lloli l l l I in I 1 ,ln nies Iludolpli, Sl'.'HNl1 ILHNX Xllss lnylor. Nlililrwl I.ol1i'kf-, Yllilllllfl firiflitlis. Ivo:-is li-xlx I Illllll 1 llll .Xluiu-'15 I,:+rlvvvoi'tl1y. Norma Havxlvins. Iloroilix l -i'Iliiw'nn4 Xl--rioin 1 in Inllnii l'1-rliiris. Xi'lv-ni- ll:v5xx:ii'1l, I i 'S i F 4 i 'l'liI!.l' IIHXK' Nl:+l'::4lv'I Allwii. .lllllv Xl:-I.i-an. AlItI'l,tI'v'l SlI'IH'il:1l1, Sully jim t illllll ll: 1 3l:'5I1ll:in. l:ll'1vl511t'lIII. Nlyia Tripp. Phyllis Ilmnilioiu, .l-'xiiinv 'l'honqi n I ix 1 In tin lfllzulu-I li Knisi-1'. I lli'I1'l'll IUIXY XY2Ill4'!'Sl'll1'. lluln-l'l 'l':iyl1vI'. Xl:ll'5 l'IX'v-lyli I'lll'IlllII5L, llnl- ll ln l III I XII lXJlIlllll, xxllllillll Ilowiu-r, .I--sm Iirznlley. lioiiul-I l3o1u'h:u1'd. .Iolin Sli'-:vi u Hu ln Inn in 1 .lf-an Iiortlnnfh-i'. llobw-rt Nordslroni, .Xl lluul. .Xriliur Sl'i1XYIlI'lZ. X. 5 5 .N , 'DN , X1 ts. ,1 ,1 . V. llllS'l' ICUXV-Miss In-linux, Mrs. VW-lwi', Putty .lolinrm-, l,or1-iiu Mafirzllli, llvtty lim- Oglmrn, Do lulh lo 1 IH D0 ll i mi l l lilli XII h lm in Nlml ullm li 'Sin on rothy Mutha-r. I ' nu-'si '1-, ro IX Su in-, 'If' . 's , . -z . - , . 1 'i Kirk. VON!! ILOXV-Miss 'l'u3'lm'. M:irp.L:iret Stlvivliaiii. Marx' llilli-n Doyle, l'Iv.-ristsi Supvrzyliski. .Iam-1 XV:ig'iiei', .Im-:anne Alzwkleiii, Meta .lzinv f'l'iSXY1'H, Kay XVatson, Virginia Tulo, .lzinv l'ikv', Helm-ii llc-vkn-Il. Mary Km-pp, Hallie- Haart. llllllll ROXV-Rob Ilomzin, Louis Bork, Virgil Sabourin, Hob I:vinli:irt, Don lfittsli-y. .Xl Kruger, Charles Potter, Paul Newman, Ernest llansen-ali, Lewis Robinson, ENTRAL'S dramatic club, Boot and Euskin, is one of the oldest organizations in the school, having been founded in 1924 under the leadership of Miss Verna Grubbs. To instill an interest in good dramatics was its original sincere purpose, an aim which it still cherishes today. The title, Boot and Buskin, is derived from the Sock and Buskin , the symbols of comedy and tragedy. The original group was comprised of about forty members. The membership has been approximately fifty during the last year. Boot and Buskins program is now built around the production of six one act plays a semester, presented in the Littel Theatre. This year the club gave one play under student direction. There are now a total of five groups under the leadership of Miss Taylor, Mrs. Weber, Miss Leas, Miss Frost, and Miss VVittwer. Miss LcRoux is the sponsor. OFFICERS Sep te mber--J une President . . ..... . Edith Mish Vice-President . . Paul Newman Secretary . . Margaret Strachan Treasurer . l .1 . Virginia Tulo Ml BOOT AND BUSKIN l80l .l.. M CENTRALIA BI-WEEKLY ROM September, 1937, until the new term in January, 1938, the Centralia Bi-Weekly was published under the old system of publi- cation, the only change being made by the appointing of co-editors, llorothee Bouchard and Lorraine Hess, instead of the staff being headed by one editor as formerly. At the beginning of the new term of '38, a new system ot' issuing the paper was adopted which enabled each staff member to gain experience in all types of writing. Under the new system, an editor was appointed to edit each issue of the paper. Following this idea, the staff published nine issues of the school paper without a dirt column. The object of the Bi-Weekly staff is to publish a paper that will keep the students well informed on inter-school affairs and to be of service at all times to the school. Members of the staff also represented the Centralia at an M. I. P. A. convention held in Ann Arbor, May 5, 6, and 7. 7 X a N I . 1 y ' I-'HIST ILUXX'--Ilan Z1-dvr, lluve- llllllilillll. llnlpli Holmrt, Yirp.:'iI Snhollrin. Hail Sm-Ii:url'In Xlnillnml IH-I4-rson, lloy Thomzis. SIGFHNIY ICUXX'---Miss llurris, llorolliy S4'Ill'l'Ili-l'l'lllflll. i':n1'l1-iw l4illllllQ'I', .lo5m- l,2lXll'I'l', lsnl I l'.:':l1-stun, Nlnry .Io Stvggul, lAll'l'1llll4' llvss, .lllll'l'll Grilitith, Ilildzi l 0LU'l5Ul12Q'l', Ilorollix 1 Klohsi, Xl:nrp.1':ni'o-l llluin. 'l'IlIIIif ILUXY--I,ouisv Krznm-n, In-lin Ilnsvli, Sally lla-glund, 3l:ui'g:uiw-t Nvwnmu,.Maxim- I':unl Xlmlvliin- lIir'h:u'1is, .lose-pliinv Phillips, Ire-nv l'ie,-ti'yg':n. l'Ifin:i Xoung, Mirlzim Goldlu-I Putty .lohnrotg Dorothy Mzitlwr, Shirln-5 Alingo. I1'4Jl'il'I'll IZUXV-.lack Hale. llob llunlzive-5, Alive- Ann XVolI'm', Mary lim-ic-hlc-. XV1lj'Ilt' Sr-hor liolu liomnn, Louis Lizm-rman, Marv Jane- Hamme. Ilob I'-l'l'ilt'I'lL'k, l,lll'llllf Uohrs, Ill 0rtcrihui'gci'. Dorothee Bouchard, Art Pre-ston, Dorothy Banimel, Nancy De-Foe. Jyvf .ii- l IST Ili ' Miss l':iym-, XViliil'1w-rl Iiialy, lflorim. liolvinson, Xlzulm-line laimz. llrncw- llilgv-mzun. c llrlnl lnei I Xciiill ' 1 1 I MX- Nlu lim . z 'X .1 - lloyw, ' -4- .inf -', .ors-na .l - l': 1, lzltrivia .lOlllll'Ot'. .Iam-1 XYilson, lliris .X nrie-rson. FUND ILUXX-Miss lllll, I-':uyp::i Yl'l'HiIll'S, ,Xl'll'Ill' Ulsn-n, l-'lul'c-m'+- Yoiglil. l'l15llis llnslip, Ili I1-ii Dunn. Nmwim llawkins, llc-ssinf Slmnus, Mary Janne- llumme, .lmao llaxrliiiis, In-tty Illlllfllilllll. llllllll IIOXY-II1-tly.l1-:ill Muiwln-y. .Xi'l1-x1cfl:uI.ln-, Alam lllllnllli-2. Ibm-is lrhlflx. 'l'ln-Ima XV:-1-41. AlIllIl'1't'll Alvilulln-n, Nlargzwi-l llulu-rlson, Norma Nelson, l2cll5 xx'llllillllS. gg E, THE girls of the Central Citizenship Club of Central High School, in order to promote good fellowship among the many newcomers, do hereby offer our services. We believe in the power of initiative and in independence of character. We also believe in the aim of our club to secure better citizenship in Central through scholarship and through the sharing ot' responsibilities, and to these ends we pledge our cooperation. The C. C. Club, first girls' club to be formed at Central High School, was organized fifteen years ago. Miss Faye Hill and Miss Grace Payne have been the sponsors during the entire fifteen years. The club has many social activities among the most outstanding of which are the initiatory party, the annual Christmas party, the yearly dime dance, the spring educational trip, the Mother's Day Tea, and the spring picnic. OFFICERS September-January January-June President . . Maryljulong President . Mary Jane Hamme Vice-President . Arlene Olsen Vice-Pres. . Maureen McMullen Secretary . . Arlene Gabbe Secretary . . Doris Eddy Treasurer Doris Anderson Treasurer Janet Wilson C. C. Cf lx!! C. S. L. HE C. L., Central Scientific and Literary Club, was organized in 1924 by a group ol' boys who felt that the opportunity for par- ticipation in club activity among the students should be further extended. Harold Hand, now a local attorney, became the first presi- dent, with Mr. Maloney and Mr. Rogers as faculty sponsors. Mr. Greenman replaced Mr. Maloney six years later. In 1937 Mr. Trapp succeeded Mr. Roge1's and this year Mr. Barr took Mr. Trapp's place. The C. S. I.. is active in debating, parliamentary procedure, pro- grams featuring outside speakers, and forum discussions on scientific and literary subjects. The club also takes special field trips to points ol' interest. Among the places visited this year were the Jones Clinic, Pontiac Plant. Buick and Chevrolet Plants in Flint, Zilwaukee Generat- ing Plant of' Consumers Power Company, Detroit News Building, WWJ radio studio, and the Schust Baking Company. Mr. Greenman and Mr. Barr are the present faculty sponsors. OFFICERS September-January January-June President . . Robert Krieg President . Donald Pittsley Vice-President . Donald Pittsley Vice-President . Russel Ferguson Secretary . Bernard Janowicz Secretary . Chester Kelpinski Treasurer . Robert Reinhardt Treasurer . Robert Reinhardt B , Q , , -N A x. l X ,Af l'illlS'l' IIHXXT NIV, 'iw'-l1ixi1:iii, ll-'fury Iiiiikowslii. Imvid 'l'oxxnsi-ml. Ivicli Ilogf-rs. I'il ll ,fb lliillllziuifll 5.-al. llllrsi-l I-Q-1-guson. lvonal-I l'iltsIiAy, 1'h-'si-'r li:-Ipinslii, 1'l:l1-.-H.-H Mm., X 1 lm .L . wi i, in SI-ZVHXII IZHIQY- Mr, Ilnrrj XV:i'i'f-liHI.ipk--, 1'o!m:iui I4'i'i--flmali. 4'li:ui'li-s 'l':i5lor. limi SI I in Hi .. ll l i t ll.'l5 l li lW1 l I'. Nlruil Vzurim-ll, Ifick Kim-'i'ci'. .Ianni-s Stark. llolwrl Iolm Ie ii llllllll HUXX 'VXM-slew Sri:-ridan. l-li'x'ill-- lizirm.-ll, Sli--rman liziisuiv. Ilolwri .Iola-, H215 llobi-ri Ili-iiihardt, Howard xYllSUll. Virgil Sal-ouriii, liobi-rl Krieg, lie-inn-Ili .Xriiiiu ful l affl as . Sofas!!! lllCST ILUXY-Ali: Slringvr, Martin Mic-key. llldinunil lienflall. llolu-rt llotxvrlglil, lion Sow-y, Ralph lloluirt, lfrank llryden. Bob Tobin, l-'rw-d .Ions-s, Marne- Blk.-yi-r. U I VUNIV IQUXY-XVilli:nii Gsillunl, lirnn-st l3:ins1-V4-:uii, llibc-lizirrlnKfrr'li. SV:1lIw-i' l:l'Xlll'll. xxllllillll ln-rsnali. llnlroy half, l'r:ink 4,11-,:'oi'5, llarry 1.101-kslni-. Xlilliziin Aviimaiin, 4 liarlvs fllzivc. HE COUNCIL of 30, the oldest boys, club in Central, was organ- ized in 1915 by Mr. N. B. Sloan at old Eastern High School. At the completion of Central High in 1921 the club took up its activities here. The slogan ot' the club is For the Good of Central High. The club endeavors to further interest of the members in speech, oratory, debate, and good sportsmanship. Membership is limited to thirty boys ol' good scholastic standing and fine character. The Little Theatre was built through the whole-hearted efforts of the Council. At present the club is striving to obtain enough funds to have a clock installed in the tower. A Founders, Day Banquet is held each year in December. Each spring and fall the club initiates new members. The group sold hot dogs at several football games, staged a successful assembly, and went on several field trips. Mr. Stringer and Mr. Auble are the club sponsors. OFFICERS September-January January-June President . . Bill Gallant President . . Bill Gallant Vice-President . Bill Neumann Vice-President . Fred Jones Secretary . . Ralph Hobart Secretary . . Ralph Hobart Treasurer . Fred Jones Treasurer . Donald Sovey COUNCIL OF 30 lx!! COURTIER CLUB HE COURTIER CLUB was organized in 1934. The club aims to develop personality. It also promotes the interest of its members in public affairs. In addition to these purposes, the Courtiers engage in social activities. The club started out last fall with a splash party followed by a pot luck supper. At the meetings which were held every two weeks the members discussed the future activities of the club. To initiate the new members of the Courtier Club, a banquet was held at the Republic Hotel just before Christmas vacation. The spring semester opened with a pot luck - splash party. The Courtiers have spent the rest of the school term working on an educa- tional project. As many new members are elected as there are graduates so that the membership of fifteen remains the same. Miss Kinnane is the sponsor of the Courtier Club. OFFICERS - September-June President . . ..... . Doris Reed Vice-President . . . Olive Warren Secretary . . Ruth Patterson Treasurer . Marjorie Roberts . ,uf , - -- , , -- v . , V . I-llml IJJXX A5liss lXlllllilnl', In-ily lmu lilzuiquurt, l',ll4't'Il blniiln-y, lfaye Lorlnn, luIlen,Xll:1. I lil-ut:-I. SECOND ILONV-lluth Patterson, Doris lieed, Olive XVzirri-ii, l4'i'am'r-s Fellows, Blurjorii- llo 5lai'gai'r-L Trovinger. IIIT T0 llf Ill-Mrs. lxllllilllvll, lllcliard Philips. Iiussm-I lXlll'll,L1, llugh llinsmorc, Iloba-rl lil X ll l l R. KLINGBEIL organized the first debate team of Central High School in 1926. ' Two years later Mr. MacDonald took over Mr. Klingbeil's duties, and in 1937 Mr. Auble succeeded Mr. MacDonald as debate coach. Although Central did not participate in Saginaw Valley debates this year, it took part in the debates scheduled by the High School Forensic Association. Midland, first opponent of the year, defeated Central's team which was comprised of Robert Krieg, Russell Kindig, and Richard Phillips. In the next debate Robert Krieg, Anne Teel, and Hugh Dinsmore lost to Flint Central. These three won their Iirst victory by defeating Lansing Eastern. A debate against Cbesaning High School was won by the local debaters, the victors being Russel Kindig, Anne Teel, and Robert Krieg. Several friendly debates were engaged in with neutral high schools, including a pot-luck supper debate with Saginaw Eastern. Hay City sent representatives to the Debate Forum in Ann Arbor. Russell Kindig, Anne Teel, Hugh Dinsmore, Richard Phillips, and Robert Krieg received debate letters. DEBATE SQUAD war ff W ECCLESIA HE ECCLESIA SOCIETY for girls was organized in 1911 by Miss Emma Genevieve Hunker for the purpose ol' studying Parliament- ary Law. In later years members of the club became interested in literary achievement and at present the club is known as a literary society. To belong to Ecclesia a girl must have a ll average in English and a good record in citizenship. Each year it is the custom of the Society to present a scholarship to the graduating member with the highest scholastic average. Elna Murphy was awarded the honor last year. ln former years scholarships have been awarded to Madeline Meloche, Elaine Markey, Viola Manary, Helen Tunison, Helen XVeston, Rosanna Meloche, Florence Novakowski, Betty Hawkins, Pamela Robertson, and Coral Huffman. During the past year, Ecclesia has had a potluck supper and a tea for the new members. The members attended the Mordkin Ballet per- formance in Saginaw in November. They have sponsored a dime dance and several apple sales and had their animal Founder's Day Banquet in May. The present sponsors a1'e Miss Zingg and Miss Harris. OFFICERS September-June President . ..... Sally Ann Chapin Vice-President . Jeanne Thompson Secretary . Marian Stiegemeyer Treasurer . Theresa McMillan f f fw l-'llLr?'l' ILHXX' Miss Zinag, N1-Ida II:-limos. liolwrln 1':v11 1'1vIi. .I --zu Il IZ --fl kxxiili. ll- in I lliuiili Sly l':4 'l'i'lmf. l'l1,xllis llamill 4nl1. l':uioI5i1 1'lil'l. Klart +-i', X l,?'llxXYI'l'llIX. .Xiirv Ko PM iivl mxiliilfifiiiliif 'iiiiiiiiii-il. Aiilililil'if.'liimii1fiisIH:iiiiii'iring? .1.- ' iimllmvl-ihif'iiii,l' .Xlliminliulx .iii miiiii 'l'lllllifillrmlllzflll' Xlflly ll 41ll llill-lvl lv-l', l!:ll'lr: IIV4 Nlm' l'l1:uil. I. llf' ill' Xlllvlll lllillllll ll fyl:ei'l:nn Sin-:gi-In xvl. Norma llawliiiis, ll--l-'il Ilrouiiw-. Nlnry llli I,o11::. Mary l ll X11 fiilll Xl:nn:ur'x N -. i 1 N 1 I Il2:4'I' IUJXX' -Miss I'Q'I'l'lIl, GarmAll:u XY:-:uw-ig Alildrwel Nlichulsky. Ilolox-I-s Ili-mo, Xlnrjorii- I-Iyiwf, n Imil IJ X U 1 I,ilIi:m I'--rkins, Alarjoriv- .lzicqlu-s, Miliirn-rl Iloa-hm, Ami- --, oi-olhy .Iaxs n, lla t':impIwII. FUND IQUXK' lil-mm .l:u'olvs, Ilvlvll I:1'l'lI2lI'II. .Ii-:Ill K:Iis1'I'. HHN IAUIIIN' V'lll'fl li- Lwillf- I rry. Ih-l'l1i4-i- 1'l:i1'l4, Ili-I1-ii llunll. .Xlix-v Karse-. Mary I-'1':ul1c.-s Noonan. Mary Jam- .lru-ulus. lllllllb IIIIXNF-III-lvii Illlllllllvl, l'Iln-:minor Ii1II!l1II'illl, lloonii- 'IH-cl, IZ.-115 .lzxliv XY:Iln1sf15, IN-:url Schultz, I.uc-illv IH-ppt-I, Iillcn I'--mln-rlon. I'lIUl'1'llf ' Arnolli. Ili-ily I.1-sniak, HE FIRST AID CLUB was organized in January, 1934. All students who join the club must first pass a standard Red Cross First-Aid Instruction course, which is sponsored by the Bay County Chapter of the National Red Cross. The First Aid Club has charge of Central's first aid room. Every semester seven members are chosen to give their services to the school by attending students who need treatment. In the past year 1,150 services were rendered. A close feeling of unity among the members is brought about by the useful aims and ideals of the club. The club's social activities have included a Christmas party and an annual club birthday party in which graduate members and first-aid instructors took part. The club also sponsored a dime dance. The senior members of the club were taken through Hurley Hospital in Flint on December 29, 1937. Miss Perrin is the sponsor ot' the group. OFFICERS September-January January-June President . . Lucille Ferry President . . Lucille Ferry Vice-President . Lillian Perkins Vice-President . Helen Dunn Secretary . . Jean Kaiser Secretary . . Marjorie Eyre Treasurer . BIar,iorie Jacques Treasurer . Lucille Peppel FIRST AID CLUB IWI i- GIRL RESERVES HE GIRL RESERVES CLUB, a group of forty Central girls, was organized with the following purpose in mind: To find and give the best . During the past year, the Girl Reserves haxe sponsored many social events, which have included a dance, pot-luck suppers, and hot dog sales. Members of the club are interested in various kinds of handi- craft. The Girl Reserves also aim to do any service they can for the school. The club sends two delegates to the Annual Girl Reserves Con- ference, which is held in a different city each time. This year June Harris and Carol Kusch were elected to go to Grand Rapids as the Bay City delegates. To face life squarely is the slogan which the Girl Reserves follow in all their activities. The sponsors of the club are Mrs. L. J. Huebner, Mrs. Jack Davis, and Miss Louise Austin. President . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer . Corresponding OFFICERS September June June Harris Pearl Thomas . Letty Leikert . . . Arlene Friebe Secretary Mary Kearly I-'HIST IIUXY-llc-lvn I.:-agra-4-, Elle-n Alla. .lunv l:Q'lll!'l, .Xrlf-nv l ri4-In-, Lorna Mm-rkle-. llorotlu NI H'l'IPlA1'l'lllHl1. fh-i':ilslin4- Nloguin, Mirimn l'orutf'Iiyk. Ile-tty .Ie-nnison. Vlairice 0'IZrin-n. Sl-IVONIT IIUXY-lin-tty 'I'romlvlm-y, lan-lla Vrir-iw, Olin- XY:u'ren, Uzirol Kusc-li, Pearl Tlionias. in-ity I.:-ik--rt. .lunv ll:iri'is, l-Idna Young, Mary K1-surly, Ik-l'ii:uls-ttv Goosnian. -.li ll IXI IIUXY-All: XV2lI'lll'l'. llzmlpli lllilizirl, l:Q'l'll2ll'4l Sl. l4IlllI'l'lll. I.:-vvis llolvinson, Ilivliard Kiiii--lair, llill fxvlllllilllll. t'li:u-l--s lllavl-. lfrw-fl l4'ui'l:iii1l, Ilov Allciiisoil. .lzmuvs riiarli. lliirliarfl ling:-l's sl 1 flxlr l:fHN-lh-oi':v l'44'Ql'l'l. Yiruil S:ilioui'iii. l'liil Hull-. Forint-i'oii Alllfllll. lluali llinsmoi , llY1ll llxlll Xl llool llivll Xin nl l I Il lui I ilglil ll in I ul ll lllll luv i'rs'm ,, , : 1 4:4 I ,lin v-. .in wvsv , mln. its HE HI-Y. a club for Central boys, was founded for the purpose oi' creating. maintaining, and extending' high standards of Christian living throughout the school and community. The motto of the Hi-Y is Clean living, clean scholarship, and Clean athletics . Once every two weeks the club arranges to have a speaker who discusses his particular vocation. A supper meeting is held once a month. Two delegates, George Fefrert and Louis lloliinson. represented the club at the Michigan Older Boys' Coiitereiice at Grand Rapids this year. Hi-Y also sent George Fegert, Virgil Sabourin. XVilliam Neumann. and XVilliam Hargreave-' to the First State Hi-Y Congress in Lansing. A sleigh ride was one of the winter activities ol' the Club. During the spring, members ot' Ili-Y spent three days at Camp Iroquois on Sand Lake. The sponsors ot' the club are Mr. Rudolph, Y. M. C. A. liovs' sec- retary: and Mr. Warner, Hi-Y's school adviser. OFFICERS September to January January tc .func President . . Georgie Fegrert President . . George Fegert Vice-President . Hugh Ilinsmore Vice-President . Virgil Sabourin Secretary , . Ralph Hobart Secretary . lVilliam Hargreaves Treasurer . . Robert Krieg Treasurer . XVilliam Neumann - l-ll-Y CLUB -- wi INTER CLUB COUNCIL HE INTER-CLUB COUNCIL, which is composed ot' one repre- sentative from each of the clubs in Central, was organized in the fall of 1933 under the sponsorship of Mr. Garlock. The main purpose ofthe Council is to stimulate good feeling among the various clubs in Central. It also helps to settle by means of arbi- tration, the important problems which mav arise within the clubs them- selves. All difficulties in the Senate about social clubs are referred 'to the Inter-Club Council, and an attempt is made to reach a solution which is satisfactory to everyone. The Inter-Club Council also considers plans submitted by repre- sentatives 'to the Council. All clubs, except those which because of their organization are privileged, are required to b'e represented in Council or be deprived ot' all special privileges. I JU! v . . ' ' 1' Mr. Carlock is the taculty sponsor. ' gf-JU ,fn -I as . v 1,1 5 I OFFICERS September-J une President . ...... Bill Neumann Vice-President Virgil Sabourin Secretary . . James Reed I IlLS'I' IIHXY Xlr. 'Parlor-k. Spoiisor: Ifloi'in1- lloluinson, tl V. Club: .Iv-:iii Ala' l uII41I1 li ll Ii Xlnri I.oll XX'fx4uIIvlll'5'. Girls' Ilillvf Ilwlvli Ile-cl-in-Il. I'. IC. I'.: 'i I'iII4IIIlt' 1 IIII I1 XI llr .E--:iii Ih-I-kxxitli, I'1f-cle-sia: Helen I,iiuIi11-V, Nc Plus I'lIr:i: IPolrotlivVhlnxsoii Iii I Xil SI-.VIJXII IUJXY---llick Koch, l10llllt'iI ol' Thirty: Iloll lim-flu-I, Ilitln-: Virgil Sabourin 4 N I 1':.m Nlariin, 4,,2llIll'lI!llI 414-urge Iiroxvn, Math Club: .lov Knoll. Slzigvrrzitt IIII N llllllllll Ili-Y: .lim ll:-I-II, 'I', N. 'l',: Ki-nm-Ili xYIll'l't'Il, Iios Xloros, tiff! l of R 5 x 4- ,ww I Y luksl 1LOyy7H,.l,.,l 1,,.,,mv,.4., q'l,,1-if-v 0'l:rim-n, Sally .Xml Chapin, Nan 'l'hompson, Hn-ls-11 Beckett. - p ,I , 1 1 SECOND llOXV+.Xlicn- Kowalski, liiclmrfl 1,llliillbS, llussm-ll lxlllillg, .lzmin-s 5llll1'2Iilj', K harlcs 130111, llclcn Gzillvraith. WO YEARS ago the Junior Red Cross Council originated in Central High under the direction of Mrs. MacGregor, executive secretary of the Bay County Chapter of the American Red Crossg and Miss Dorland, chairman of the Bay County Junior Red Cross. The Home Hygiene classes, First Aid, and the Council are units of the Red Cross. The purpose of the Council is to aid students who need medical attention and to cooperate with the Bay County Chapter. This year the Council made menu cards for the sailors' Christmas dinner on the U. S. S. Ranger. The Ranger's crew acknowledged the cards by sending the Junior Red Cross a copy oi' the ship's newspaper. Every year the county chapter aids the Council in sending a repre- sentative to the National Red Cross Convention. The representative for this year's convention in San Francisco has not yet been chosen at this writing. Miss O'Leary, dean of girls, is the faculty sponsor. Chairman-Sally Ann Chapin. JUNIOR RED CROSS mi air' ily x' 11.i. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS E CERCLE FRANCAIS was founded in May, 1932, to enable students who were interested in French to become better acquaint- ed with the music, art, culture, and customs of French-speaking countries. There are now about thirty members in the club, most of whom are studying French. The meetings are conducted with an effort to use an all French vocabulary. This makes the club educational as well as social. The high point on the French Club calendar this year was the French assembly in May. Other activities of the club included a party which was given in February to Welcome the new members into the club, a dime dance which Was also held in February, and an apple sale. The profits from these functions paid for the club picture and helped to buy equipment for the French department. Miss Goddeyne is the club sponsor. OFFICERS Sep tember-J une President . ...... Jean McCulloch Vice-President Elaine Wackerly Secretary . Frances Jereau Treasurer Joan Moore '':EL3,511T'E2'l'?'.1Z1i?5't?5Llh'S3iii' Wifi tllfiiilliflf-Jlif'i1',0lfll2'Q 'i.fLal.iiiihlk,llih l i'l'I,-J t CHL I1 Slutsigizitiijllitil'-ltllziinef XX'2lCkl'l'it', l r:inr's' .li-rm-1111. Kathi 4-e- in Sliaffvr. Sylvia Ho Ioan Nloon Royce liillc-tu-, Mary Kearly. Genevieve Gornowicz, Al2lI'j.2'ill't'i Blum 1114.3 Iifkson Fel' 'nuiul G: llt'I'. di if., IIONI IIOXK-Miss ll:-llmutli, live-lynn Ni'-lsmz. Nurnia llnwkins. llonniv Ke-nm-ily. NIIll'j.1l'l'j' l nlworlh5. Al:lry.::u'4-I flillmzm, Czirul 'l'm11Iins1m. lmris liowdn-rm, ,li-an Marie- ll:-ai-li, ll--Iwi ni. .Xrlc in llnu III ICHXIF IHXX Yirprinizu fli'iI'tilhs. tlillwrl 1'ill'I4'I'. Orvillff l':1rm1-l!, licnm-lli XY:1ri'1 rn. K'llllI'lIl 411 limi lou li il 1 my NU ll: Hilluil Xllnn Xleitlliul litiz on XII il 1 vim ll I Zr': 1, 14- -.1-in :'4. S..: 1 '- S, 'Ll :' 1'. . -,. -. 1.--U I nlll,nmiBl.u19..u4l l1-,ott. t ltHX'7ISuln Slizlrpc, XYill'x'1-fl Slwltml, llola-rt lluss. Nlarinm 'l':1i'm-i', lioll--rl Ili-Znluaiwll, Il Xlulcaliy, .Iaim-s .XIl4It'l'SUl'l, Mark l4'uwl1+5. 'l'lwm:ls I:l'JiIllllUlII. Ifllllliilii lirzixr-s, 'Yom ttf, and l+'i'cd Jones. N THE fall of 1932, the students of Spanish III organized the Spanish Club in order to become more familiar with Spain and other Spanish countries. The members chose the name Los Moms , which m ans the Moors. e Through first-hand contact with the ideals, institutions, and achievements as well as the language of the Spanish people, Los Moros strives to become familiar with the geography and physical environ- ment of the eighteen Spanish-speaking countries and to develop a spirit of world-mindedness and internationalism. Another objective of the club is to learn the great names in the history, art, and literature oi' Spain, Mexico, and the countries of Central and South America. The fifty members of the club heard several talks by both fellow students and the sponso1', Miss Hellmuth, during the current year. A Christmas party was held in the model apartments and a successful dime dance was sponsored by the club in December. OFFICERS September-June President . ...... Ilobert Sharpe Vice-President Carol Tomlinson Secretary . Virginia Griffiths Treasurer . Fred Jones LOS MOROS CLUB iw THE MATH CLUB OR STUDENTS particularly interested in some phase of mathe- matics, Mrs. Reagan organized the Math Club in October, 1931. This group is a social as well as an educational one, and aims to help the other clubs in activities which are of service to the school. During the year, Mr, Garlock, Mr. Murphy, and Mr. George of Central's faculty, and Mr. Watson from Eastern have addressed the club on such subjects as the history of mathematics and the solution ot' mathematical puzzles. The Math Club sponsors a dime dance every year and new members are initiated at an annual party. A ping-pong party and a skating party have been other social activities of the current year. Each spring the club gives a banquet to compliment its graduates, its honor roll students, and its members who were elected to Agathos. OFFICERS September-June President . .... Angeline Lewandowski Vice-President . Lester Anderson Secretary . Clara Butterfield Treasurer . Daniel Storme I-HIST ILUXY- Mrs. Il'-zugun, .tngt-line l,+-xv:tndmvski. l'I1iImiu-nzi l'l'l'IllllIlJl. Claim lull lil It l.1lI'll:l Mm- Ale-rklt-, lie-tty I.:-sniuk, Xlzurjnrit- .lzu-qw-s, Iiilliun I'1-rkins. llorulhx Klux tn omit 3i2lI'll1' Alt-5'--r. lmnie-I Sl ' -. SHVONID IIUXV--.l:iim's Stark, llir-lmral Kimora-r, L4-sts-r .tiidt-rsun. .Izmir-s NI1- Inmioiw-aiix, th-m'ue iiroxvn, Flu-fl Lomr, Mile-s Sundquist. llfivitl Lad:-rach. Erm-s illt 4111 , .N I i Iil.Sl LONY--Miss l'I'4'YUSl, I-Ilziiiiv I'onivro5, lil-tty l.ll'lll4'llS: Ulariw- U'lZi-in-An, lllllllf' Al':ut1'l-1 Mai-r-Q-ll:u .XllllI'l',ll'XX'Skl, 'I'lu-ur:i Yonkf-. llorolliy Sf'lll'f'I3l4'l'lll2ll1, G1-i':ul1llliv XlIH'll'J4'XYSlil. ll't'll1'xVH4'll0XYlJIk. n In 1, , , , , I , POND ILUXY-Miss t'l:iiivm-y, Viviun XVllson. .Xll4'lJlAl'llllI. .lnny l'ilu-. l'lUl'l lllllI1' lzixxlnk. Hzittin' l!:ik4-r. .li-ssiv XVliilm-y. IS4-ssiv Stonias. ldv-Al'lSi1I-!4llIH'l'Z1HSkl- HHN l'fll 1I l'UAl4'- lllllllb ,:f,XV'x'2ll1ll ' ' ' 1 ,4lllflI1L'l'. 1l5l2ll'llUXNSl'xl, 1t0IIlJlll'Iv N1-uiwiig, Olive Rladdn-ii, Alum linker, lln-lm-li HE NE PLUS ULTRA, the only commercial organization in Central High School, came into existence in 1927. The purpose of its or- ganization was to bring together into closer sympathy the girls whose aims, training and problems were similar, and in this way try to raise their scholastic standing. To belong to the Ne Plus Ultra, a girl must have at least a C average in scholarship and the qualities of service and citizenship. These qualifications led to the establishment of a Junior College Schol- arship in 1934. This scholarship is awarded on the merit points achieved by the commercial student during her high school career. The social activities of the club this year include the initiation party, the Mothers' tea, a dime dance, and the annual party which compliments the graduating seniors of the January and June classes. The faculty sponsors are Miss Clancey and Miss Prevost. OFFICERS September-June President . ..... Betty Clemens Vice-President . . Vivian Wilson Secretary . . . Elaine Pomeroy Treasurer' Dorothy Schrepferman NE PLUS ULTRA lf il ...i. i P. E. P. CLUB E. P., which originally consisted of twelve girls, was founded at Central in 1927. The purpose of the members was to form a ' club which would help to cultivate personality, develop leader- ship, and stimulate interest in the arts. They chose the name P, E. P. because it stood for a three-fold ideal of Personality, Enthusiasm, l'erserverance . This ideal is the aim of the club today. The number of members has increased to thirty and the club sp.,:1sors several important social events throughout the year. P. E. P. held a frostbite sale during one of the basketball games and a dime dance following the game. An attractive tea was arranged at the time of the initiation of new members in September. It is a custom of P. E. P. to present club pins to the January and June graduates. Miss O'Leary and Miss Webb are the faculty sponsors. OFFICERS September-June President . ..... Phyllis Hamilton Vice-President . . Betty Smith Secretary . Mary Lou Huebner Treasurer . Nan Thompson l'Il1S'l' IIUXX'-Miss XVelvlu, Ile-1.-n l.1-:luiw-1-. Nan 'illlHlIlIVSOIl, Phyllis Iluniilton. Mit: lm 1'1'isxve-ll, ll:-le-n Ile-ckc-It, Mary lflv-ming, Mary Lou Hll6'lr!l1'I'. lmrotliy lliltnvi lx lin Cwnir ,. 1. SIJVINID IIOXV--lin-ity Smith, .lull-n-n 4i1'iI'li1l1, Rlmiellins- I.:intz. 'I'li--rvs:u Mf'3Iill:1n I llillxll l'IiI't, Nanty ln- Fox-. Mary Il:-iclile-, Carol Tmnlinson, .lm-an Mm' Ki-nziv. 3I2ll'Q-2'2ll'l 'l'lllIllJ IIOXX'-Alary .lo Stc-ggi-ll, Alicn- Kowalski. liorotlie-v Ilolnclizinl, Sybil Kahn. 'a I JJ! 1 - V llllST IIOXV-Mr. Gzirlovk, lll'll'll I.x-agree, l :iyp::n Trztincs, lflvu F4-nwir'k, Ul'l'2lllll'lll' Gillis, Put Iiruzm-wski, l r:inr-vs lhiilvy. 1'uNli IIOXV--lloln-rl 'I':1ylm', Ilunnm- Ilurdir-li, AlJll'L2lll'l'il1' llydorn, ,Xlirv l.e-Yznssn-lll', .lush Mugidson. HE PRE-MEDIC CLUB was organized in 1933 under the guidance of Mr. Garlock. The purpose of the club is to give assistance to students in their preliminary training for the medical profession. At the present time the Pre-Medic Club has enlarged its scope and students who are preparing for dentistry or nursing may belong as well as those who are interested in medicine. One of the projects of the Pre-Medic Club this year was the making of a chart which listed all of the subjects necessary in high school and college for medical, dental, and nursing courses. Members of the club went to Wahjamega in the spring. A dime dance was given during the spring. The club held a spring banquet, as it has every year since its organization. Mr. Garlock is the faculty sponsor. OFFICERS September-June President . ...... Josh Magidson Vice-President . . Frances Bailey Secretary-Treasurer . Pat Bruzewski PRE-MEDIC CLUB li'6l ,1 . . QUORUM CLUB HE QUORUM CLUB is composed of students who are interested in history or civics. The purpose of the club is to promote school service. This is rendered by the individual as well as the club itself. From the money which is made by the club through the operation of the check room two one-semester Junior College Scholarships are maintained. The Guy Ferris Scholarship is awarded to some member of the June Graduating Classg the other, the Edith Maddaugh Scholarship, is given to a member of the club. Scholarship, leadership, and service are three qualifications by which the awards are given. The club held a Halloween dime dance this year. It also sponsored a hot dog sale at the Flint Central football game. A member receives a letter after he completes ten hours of service. The motto of the Quorum Club is Iuvamus - We Serve . OFFICERS September-J une President . . ...... Bill Dersnah Vice-President . . . . . Alice Mosher Secretary . . Ruth Tippmann Treasurer . . Bill DeYoung J! X K' ff: Z fe Z bs l Illt4'l' HUXY-Miss Miller. .Xli 1-a- Muslim-r, lint: Tipp: uu:n llll, INl:ni'g::nI'vl lllum, t':nroI M I 1 Alllfllllll, l':lrlvm- l4illLlllL'l'. I I 1 l Sl'Z1'0ND IIUXV-Miss Palmer, Bill De Young, Virgil Anders 1, Llill Dersnah, Lcru Earl Born, Stella Schmidt. Illlhl' IIOXX---Mr. llalm-ll, llUlN'l'l2l t':m1vrol1, lflllm-11 Alla, Jum- livin:-l. limb llolwrigzlit. lidwznul Alum-alel. Mary lll'IlIllL'l', Yil'p.:'ini:l lfislivr. Mary Lou xVUU1llPlll'j'. .Xlir-v S2llllUl!lSlil, Louisv- Lush. POND IIUXY-Hob Ill-4-kln-y, .Xlir-ia Ifinn. Gladys t'zu'rvlI, liallilr-vu SlmITn-1'. Ilona xlf'l'l2ll'llI'l'll Oliva- XXv2lI'l'4'll, lin-tty 'lll'0llllilt'j', .lunv llurris, H1-len IU-1zlol'I', lfram-4-.4 l'v:u-ln, llon Sow-5, lirvin Snyder. lllll:ll HUNV-lloll lim-de-l, .Xllvn llull-s. I,:ux1'vn1wl Sf-lnnidl. Louis l.iz4-rinzm, llullls Zlll'lIlSIllll'l,, lluy Gotlle-In-r, .lolm l.:u-tz, f,lll2lI'l4'S l'oll1-r, liob l'1-rkins, llsnymoud U'Ms-uro, Iiill lf4'I'liJlll, l,1--- llush, .lllwrt limqnolrls, HE RIFLE CLUB was organized in 1932 under the sponsorship of Mr. Dalzell. In 1937 the club was divided into two groups, the boys' group and the girls' group. A rifle range is constructed in the basement of the school where the members shoot during the regular meetings on Tuesday nights. This year the Rifle Club obtained a number ot' new rifles. The Rifle Tournament was held in the spring of 1937. In the girls' club, Gladys Carrell received a gold medal for first place. Helen Retzloff, who won second place, was awarded a silver medal. The Rifle Club was defeated in the tournament against Junior College. The motto of the club, which all members strive to live up to, is Marksmanship and Sportsmanship . OFFICERS September-June Girls' Club Boys' Club President . . Frances Peach President . . . Ed. Mancotel Secretary . . June Beutel Secretary . . Allen Lutes Treasurer . . Ellen Alla Treasurer . . Allen Lutes THE CLUB FIHSTIQLIJXV-5l1', llurton, Hail Svlini-1'I'n-, Louis l.adoiu-1-ur, Su-vw Tulll. lim' 'Foul--1. Ilan Co vm-r. SLICOND IIOXY-Sam l'1'iw-dm:nn, XY:nIt tlzislsi. .luv Knoll. l l'l'lllIl1lll1l 43:xg1ivr, .Inch Ilanuor l'lLlf.3'v111- Jozwiak. .lim Alarliu. 'l' WAS under the leadership ot' Mr. Yeakev that the Stage Craft Club was formed in 1930. The club is for boys who wish to learn something about the technical side of stage productions. Their work includes the handling of scenery and settings as well as the operation ot' the switchboard, movie machines, spotlights, and iloodlights. Under the direction ol' the sponsor the club members arrange set- tings and scenery for all school stage productions, assemblies, and for outside groups which use the stage of the high school auditorium. The club has had charge of several high school functions this year. among the most important ot' which were the two senior plays and the Band Bounce. Mr. Burton who succeeded Mr. Yeakev as sponsor ol' the club, has turned the sponsorship over to Mr. Patil Auble. a new teacher in Central who has had considerable experience in this line ot' work. OFFICERS September-January January-June President . . Ray Goulet President . . . Steve Toth Vice-President Steve Toth Vice-President Ray Goulet Secretary . . Joe Knoll Secretary . . . Dan Culver Treasurer . Gail Scharffe T1'C2lSLll'61' Gail Scharffe STAGE FRAFT llliS'l' IIUXY -XIV, Xlurlrliy, Myron Rlaxson. I'I11pLs-no lwllllllilll, XY:uII1-1' .l:u'olis. .lohii Sl-'vt-ins. .Xrtlmr Little. Ilill lmnn, Ilolwrl Sky-lion, .lack Fri'-In-, XYailer Nalznn-r, Iaronizuuwl .Xmlri-ji-xxski. l'4lNlP IZUXY I!iII l'ul'lvin, Il:ii'ul4l l 1':iso-l'. lionalfl l:ll'1'll. livin-1-5 fluilill, Irlllpgt-ln' XYUIIT. lluliv-rl In-nibmxski, 1'h:nrl1-s Maj:-ski-. 111-orpgv llrown, K1-nn'-th l':il1-nizw-, Iflinil lvrnul. lzlllll Koa-li. llllillr I1flXN'-.I:mn-s XY, lin-1-li, Hilbi-rl llutls. flllSl2lY1' 'l'w-hlin. Selwyn l'olI1-r. Iirmisl llziiist-1'-Azul. llarry IM-an, Don Sholwq-ll. URING MAY 1931, a group of boys volunteered their services at the auditorium doors for the spring music festivals. There was no trained organization to take charge of the collection ot' tickets at that time. In accordance with this the boys founded what is now known as the T. N. T. Club. Each year the club's duties have increased until they now include taking tickets at dime dances, Senior Proms, J-llops, debates, noon movies, and stage productions, as well as counting attendance at Back to School Night. The members ot' T. N. T. are trained in unselfish citizenship. Char- acter traits which are especially developed in this connection are de- pendability, reliableness, and integrity. Tacti'ul, Natural, Trustworthy is the motto ofthe club. The membership varies with the number oi' thingrs which the club is called upon to do. At present it has thirty members with several on the waiting list. Mr. Murphy and Mr. Runner are the faculty sponsors. OFFICERS September-June Co-chairmen . . . Myron Maxson. Eugene Compau Secretary-Treasurer .... . AEmil Koch T. N. IM CLUB - USI-IERS' CLUB HE USHERS' CLUB, one of the six service clubs of Central High School, was organized in 1928 by a group of girls who desired to be of service to the school. Members of the club serve at school gatherings in the Central High School Auditorium. They also assist in many public entertainments held at the school. The club consists of twenty-three girls who are elected from the Freshman class so that they may serve three years in the club. In return for her service each girl receives a club pin when she graduates. The social activities of the Club include an annual banquet, a party to initiate new members, and a club dance each year. For guidance in club activities the Ushers have two faculty spon- sors, Miss Phelps and Miss Clancy. OFFICERS September-June Head Usher . . . . . Marjorie Jacques Secretary . Bernadine Gwizdala Treasurer . . . . . . Letty Leikert Wardrobe Mistress . . Gertrude Dembowski l'll:wl' ILUXK' --Miss Clam-L-y, Ht'l'll2lllllll' liwiztlzlla. I-ilsiv Ilznnson, 1.1-tty l,1-ilu-rt. ll:-l l1 ltlillll ll Virginia lqlllllllilll, xlZll'j0l'll' .lm-qlu-s. - ' , Q Sl-LCONII ll0XV---lborutliy Mzixson, llulli XVillis, Bl4lI'jUl'lQ' lin-mson, Mary lu-:u'Iy, Luvllu l'Il l 471-rt1'1lmlw ll:-mhowski, l'hil0me-na l'a-rmodzi, .X!'il'llt' I+'rie-lu-. YA 'l'llllilJ IIOXV-Lois Curtis, Florence Hulub, Geraldim- XVats0Il. Helen Ll0Kl0l'. MIIFY Dunn Czimpln-ll, llutlxo Cater. -1 i i , li E Fl-HST ROXV-Edith Blish. Hugh Dinsmore. SIQFOND ROXV-gkliss Lolloilr, Jini Shirk, Nelda llc-hmus, lJm'oIl1f-1- liUlll'il2ll'll, I':lul N4-win r I 1 lc Ot ll Don TI0lN'llJIl'L, . o:nnn4- mm vson, an s rn 1. HE JANUARY graduating class of 1938 presented Children of the Moon January 12 in the school auditorium. The play was an intense drama. The story centered about Jane Atherton who was in love with Major Bannister. Mrs. Atherton, who did not favor their romance, told Jane that she was a child of the moon and could never marry. Dr. Wetherell and Madam Atherton did all they could to prevent Jane from taking seriously what her mother had told her. The thought, however, played on Jane's mind until she went insane. The repenting mother told Jane that she should have no fear of becoming insane, but her consideration came too late. Major Bannister and Jane flew to the moon where they found happiness together. The play was directed by Miss LeRoux. JANUARY CLASS PLAY llllll 1 The cast who very ably presented the play included: JUNE CLASS PLAY HE Graduating class of June, 1938 presented New Fires , a comedy in three acts. The story centers around the author, Stephen Santry, and his family. Stephen inherits a farm and has his family live on it. The family rebels but due to little Mary Marshall's scarlet fever they are forced to remain. Many amusing incidents follow and the distasteful family finds contentment. Olive, the sophisticated daughter marries a country doctor. All live happily ever after. LIQCINIJA ANDREWS SUZANNE TOLEK SID SPEIIIQY . . JERRY .... STEPHEN SANTRY BILLY .... PHYLLIS . . . ANNE . OLIVE . EVE . . . DICK .... DR. LYNN GRAY MARY MARSHALL MRS. MARSHALL . ANGIE SPERRY . . . Elaine Mau . Dorothy Mather . . John Laetz . Don Pittsley Bob Dunlavey . . Dick Smith . Katharine Stover . 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The band, i11 conjunction with other musical organiza- tions i11 the city, participated i11 the Music Festival which was originally planned for June 13, but, because of inclement weather, was postponed until September of' the IISVV school year. Motion pictures were taken ol' this All-City event, and the pictures of' the marching band, ably led by Drum Major Bob White assisted by former leaders, Edmund Creighton and Russell Ball, a1'e included in the film project depicting the history of school activities which was completed recently after a year's work. This organization has been an important factor in the success of' a number of school f'unctions as well as civic affairs, providing the music for many of' tl1e assemblies a11d presenting a concert for the entertainment of' the parents who were students for an evening on Hack-to-school night. The Band Bounce, musical eve11t of' the year. was presented May 151 and 20. The band took a prominent part ol' the first half' of' the program, presenting numbers ranging from concert pieces to light novelty numbers with equal proficiency. The Band made its final bow at the J11111- 1'11mme11cen1ent exercises i11 the high school stadium. THE BAND 111--11 . , SMALL BAND HE SMALL BAND was organized as a club in 1935 and for 'two years before that was a unit of the band proper. It originated as the need for a small group which could play on call at any school function was made evident. Under the capable leadership of Tom Pettit, the band has developed into a smooth running organization. The boys were on the job at all the basketball games and contributed a major part of the enthusiasm so necessary to athletic functions. The success of the Old Newsboys' charity campaign was due in part to the enthusiastic spirit of the Small Band members who led the parade of Bay City business men through the business district. 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Iwillll N1-w111:1r1, Albert 1CI'!15Ll'1'. 1q1'1l1l1'1ll .I11111-s, lJ:111i1-1 Z1-11111: S:1111 1 i1111, 1'11-1111-11sGwiz1l:1121, 121-o1'g'11 131'ow11, 1712111111111 111111111-1111, 1 01'1L'1'11 IMJXV-I.11is XV1-11111: N111'111:1 N1-1s1111, .l:111k '1'111111111s1111, 1,1-1111:11'11 ,X11111'1-j1-wski. 1111111-1'1 1Z1111s, 111112111111 1'1111111:111, 1,1111 0s11'11111, 11:11'1'y 1111g':111, 1-1:11'1 1'I1-1111-111, 1'Ii1'1'111-11 .X11111-1's1111. 1111111-1't l'1-1'ki11s. 1611111111111 121.-1111:111, Yfillll 1'1-1111, .X11'1'i1111:1 1liss1111111-1111, 1411111 S1'11111l. AI:11'g4:11'1-1 Ncw111:111, 31L1I'1J.lll vViU'l'1:I1. IIE CHORUS, l2l1'fI6St ol' the music U1'f.f2111lZ2ltl01lS, has 21 member- ship of approximately 110 stu1le11ts. This group has accomplished much this year. The Chorus took part 111 two large productions 211111 was active 111 seVer211 other programs 111111112 the season 1937-1938. 111 December t11e group combined with the P1'QSiJyt81'l2l11 choir 111 pre- sentixig H211111el's great 01'2ti,O1'l0, The Messiah , 21t the P1'9Sbyt61'12l11 Church. The D81'i.01'Il12l11CC was 2111 i11sp11'i11g 11111: which impressed 2111 who 1f192l1'Li it 211111 2111 w11o took 112111 i11 it. The Chorus Sklllg se1ectio11s from the oratorio when the II16II1b61'S 21ppe211'e11 111 t11e special Christmas assembly just before the holiclays. The robecl choir 21gz1i11 repeated its 21111111211 custom of C2i1'0ll111g' 111 the school hulls 1111 the l21st clay before Chi-istmas v21c21tio11. O11 April 28, the mixed chorus was 21skc11 to sing for the visiting 1111181013115 who 21tte111le11 the L'U11Y6111lO11 of thc Fe11e1'21te1l Music Clubs ol' Michigan at the Scottish Rite C21the1lrz11. The young singers gave 2111 excellent D81'fU1'I112i11CC ol' Mr. E1'2111s' UVV11 composition, The Lor1l's 1'1'21ye1 ', which was 11lL'lL1liC1l 111 the 1Jl'UfIl'ElH1 they 1li1'01'61i. Their 1111211 ?t1J1J6211'2l11CU was 111 the 11211111 111111111'e 111 M215' 111 which they 112111 il 1J1'0I111I16I1t part. T1-1E CHORUS 111111 - THE ORCHESTRA HE ORCHESTRA is the utility organization of the Music Depart- ment - ready with suitable music for any occasion. The fall term was devoted to the preparation for the presentation of The Messiah , for which the Presbyterian choir and the high school chorus combined forces, scheduled for December 20th. Their playing was of a professional caliber and contributed largely to the success of the production. The Messiah was presented in part for the high school students at a special assembly given the week before Christmas vacation. The orchestra also assisted the Junior College chorus in the Christmas program which that organization had planned for their own student body. Among the other functions for which the orchestra provided program or incidental music were the dinner for the Rotary Ladies' Night at the Wenonah Hotel, the Junior College play, the Senior play, the February Commencement exercises, and the Yoder lecture spon- sored by the Bay City Teachers' Club. A small orchestra assisted in the Exhibition sponsored by the Art Department by supplying atmos- pheric music for the living portraits posed by grade school and Junior High students. The orchestra members demonstrated their versatility and flexi- bility in the annual Band Bounce in which they gave concert numbers as Well as the numerous and varied accompaniments included in the latter half of the program. The orchestra concluded its busy season by providing music for the Junior College Commencement exercises in June. llI.Sl blullI-UIIlCl,l'1-l-1liz:1lwll1 Kaism-1' fl'l'lIlI'ilIIlIP. lwxvis lUIlvlllS4lll, IQJIIIIIXII XS 11 1111 XIIIX 1f1'2ll'lX, i'llUl'l'lll'1' .X1'nolfl, Aluriv All-Kay. fllZlil'1' 'l'1'm11l1l1-v. SLIVUND SEMI-t'lllCl.I'1-Yi1'p.:i11i:1 SlJlllIlilI'Il4'l', In-roy l'lll2l'lll1Il'1ll. l'l51I1- K 111 l 1 111111 ll 4iXYlZll1ll1l, Muriel Bll'Q'Ql', J:111v-l XYilso11, 111-tty l.11n+llvo111. .Xl111:1 Popp, Jllllt lub l,i1'i11g:sto11, Su-ll:1 Sldllllllll. 'l'lIll:lJ ILOXV-lJo1'oll1y Lludnik, lfIlill4'I'llll' Sl0Yl'l'. l'!llll Nm-w111:111, XX'iIli:1111 N111111 SIlXl.ll'l'. llolwrt flllSlillvSOIl. lfUl'liTll llflxxr--iil!'llyS Kour, l 1':1111'is f:ll'ilI'!llIl, Xvilllvl' Ilz11111:111, Nu1'111:111 N Illll 1 Bll'Illll', .X1'tl1111' Jaskiexvicz. S'l'.XN1JlNG-1'olw1'L T1 vlo' H1-l Cl'fl 'Y 1 1, 1, A 1'll 1 , . an 'l'l1o111pso11. 1-l. ll. l'Iv:111s QD c ox 1111 Kr-ar. Clara i'llOI'ZlllCC qAss1stz111t Directory. MHLHIES FOOTBALL XK'.XI,TIiIi OLSEN CLlI'! Ol!D 'l'l'1N' 6W?M l101il5li'l' ANUICICSON Cl.,XliKl4I IIIGIIIJAN CLAIIIGNCE CITLISEILSON 1i01gEllT ITOGELSINGEIQ BILL GALLANT RANDALL GRAYES M f ' JACK KING LOUIS LADOUCEH l E E JOHN LAETZ HAROLD LEE I H121 BILL M lil LSTIII 'I' . L' ,o Sl .I 6 ' -,'.'! ' ' 4-0 - J, In Pyv 'I' yrx, .Y .. Vvmf, I X 4 . , f , I by N ,-J . . - JV! 1' J 1- ,J , N ,Q f ' mm. m'l-:l,l,m: -- f J ,' 4' . - v-5' v ' X , f I 'g I I ,A 5 ROBERT PIGIIKI NS TVALTEII Ill 'Tl'IllIil'Sl,'II RAY SOYVEHS WVALTER WVILLIAMSON BOB MOELLER 11919-19381 . vl!4!! y '71, ami ... 5' 1 ,R f ' '- 'L-f' ' 'f X...- fr 'C M 7 ' I f 5 I ' . 0 4- 1' ' ICIJXVAIIIJ Oli'1'ENl3l'lU ll-Ill .-0 !'l-. f- JAMES REED l Wf-22.4. .po 9 -424. C I-IIGSTEIL SRIITPI QNVW STEVE TOTH MICHAEL STl'TlM --W: I938--- H131 5 W9 -of ,.-4-uw 'T :Qi 4 4894 uni' BASKETBALL N HU 1 O 5 Xt II UW Nlxl Na X N S 'ZA '.,, XX ll l N IOX X X 117 D . .' bI'i ' ST! .' 'I LH11 .. VARSITY CLUB HE VARSITY CLUB originated in the fall ot' 19334. When Coach Walter Olsen came to Central, the constitution was revised so that any boy who had won a major letter in any sport would be admitted to the club. The club attempts to promote good fellowship, friendship, and characterg the primary objective, however, is to work for the interests of the athletic department and cooperate with the administration in all school affairs. The regular meetings are held the first Monday of each month. The officers determine the policies of the organization. A project undertaken was the sale ot' little wooden pins done in school colors. One series consisted oi' Scotties and another of mega- phones. The proceeds of these sales was turned over to the athletic department. Walter A. Olsen, athletic director, is sponsor of the organization. OFFICERS September to June President . ..... . Bill Mueller Vice-President . Randall Graves Secretary . . John Shearer Treasurer Lawrence Tober l4ll1S'l' IIUXX'-4' imzif- h Ulsf-n, Nlivlm--l Sturm, .Im-k King, Slcv- ' ' - I,:ulom'w-ui'. Ulu-sl:-r Smith, llolwr! Moeller, lidsvl .Xndw-rson. lluls .Xnde-rsoii. SICUHNII l1UXV-XYill:1rrl f,l'l1'lllilll'i.1l'l', Iiolr NUI'1lsII'0lll. .Iolm l.:u-lz, llolwrl l'1-r f4lll'Jll'l'l'. .Izmir-s lim-cl. l.z1wi'e-m-.- 'l'0lIt'l'. liill M4-ilslriip, 4IusI:uv1- Trclilin. l'll15.:4 1'Iv-nu-ns Ha-ilzisr. llllllil IJNX -Hall xxllll!llllSUll. l!lIl Hallalit, .lim lluwlolpli. l1'r:incis l'al-if-li. XY:1lt 1 lll.tIllll rl: lay Sowvrs, .Xnrlrcxv Stone. 1 lotli llllioid Miinmliei lim .rs - lll bl IJJXX -l li.irmi:in I.:ii'ivv, I-Istlif-r lll'llfll'l'SUll. .lunv llnrris. 5l:u'jm'ii- .lIll'11lll'S. liorolln Snlinon. VON!! HUXX -.Xldu .lUllll!4llll, llm-len Ilunn. M:xrg:ui'1-1 Kiwlim-i', In-tty l,1'iIwi'l, 3lIll'I.QSll'4'l Allen. HE LIFE-SAVING course at Central is under the sponsorship of the American Red Cross. The class was offered this year to those girls who had been elected to the health education program. Graduates of the course were able to offer their services at public beaches and camps. Many also assisted in the other swimming classes. Helen Dunn, Esther Lake, and Charmian Larive all did outstanding work this semester. There were thirty-five teams participating in the basketball tourna- ment, which was played under the double elimination system. In the final game the 12A Sparling-Frost team, with Mary Lou Hinson as captain, defeated Miss Eich0ltz's 11B team by a score of 13 to 4. Players on the winning team were Bernadine Gwizdala, Helen Huskins, Viola Schroeder, Lucille Ferry, Eleanore Bladecki, Adrienne De Grow, and Virginia Dodick. Spring tennis, softball, and a swimming meet were scheduled for later in the spring. Miss Royal and Miss Perrin were the sponsors of Girls' sports. LIFE SAVING llllil l.i.... , GIRLS' SOCCER ALL TENNIS, soccer, life saving, and basketball were among the year's activities in the girls' athletic department. In the girls' tennis tournament, held in the fall of 1937, Nan Thompson was champion. The runner-up was Charmian Larive. Eighteen teams, made up of members of girls' advisory groups throughout the school, were entered in the soccer tournament. The final game was played between Miss Kinnane's and Miss Bothe's 12A group and the F. C. P. C. team which was composed of a few players from Miss Frost's, Mrs. Carver's, Miss Payne's, and Miss Curry's advisory groups. The two teams played an exciting game. The score was tied 0-0 at the end of four quarters. In an overtime period Miss Kinnane's and Miss Bothe's team won by a score of 1-0- Helen Rochow acted as captain of the Winning team, the other members being Adrienne Clement, Mildred Marshall, Millicent Strachan, Maureen Packard, Charmian Larive, Elaine Riegel, Carol Loefert, Mary Fleming, and Margaret Allen. v.1m,' '... 1,.- -- ,- I lllhsl LOW -Bliss Iiotlu-, Kliaiinian l.a1iu'. lulaim- 1.1-nge-I, lli-len Lochow, Nl ir 1 Alilliw-nt Straclian, 1Iiss Kinnane. SECOND ILOXV-Adrienne Clement, Marjorie XVerner, Margaret Allen, Mildicd Nlusliill C 1 ol Loeffert, Mary Fleming, Noreen Packard. AUSENAPSHUMUPX 1 11-M, 1 Sm 1 'Z . M431 ahh ,, 3..5.:.- .mf-. f fl ,A Q in ,-in gl Y 1 43.9.3 v--4 ADS with compliments and best wishes from The Bay City Clearing House Association The National Bank ol: Bay City Peoples Commercial 6- Savings Bank Bay City Bank ADS Character Studies IN PHOTOGRAPHY CHARCOALS ETCHINGS HIGH KEY LIGHTING LOW KEY LIGHTING DRAMATIC EFFECTS Anderson A R P S Ct 68 WE THANK THE CLASS OF 38 FOR ITS LOYAL PATRONAGE d EXTEND OUR SINCERE CON GRATIULATIONS ITS BEHALF O . . . 203 en er Avenue Phone 7 an - on ADS PEOPLES STATE SAVINGS BANK AUBURN MICHIGAN 2 PAID ON SAVINGS Member oI Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporation C o11g.1 ltul moms he Cl iss of 19 C5 A S TA S DAIRY STORE Lunches Frosted Malted Speclal Ice Cream SHOES FOR THE SMART YOUNG WOMAN For Campus For Teas For Dates y EICI-II-IORNS COITIIJIIITIQIIIN to the LI ASS OI' 8 ASI-IINGTON THEATRE BAY CITY S DE LUXE ENTERTAINMENT SPOT A6 DAN OWSKI Studno PORTRAITURE ln the MODERN MANNER UII QUALITY SERVICE SATISFACTION BEST FUELS MASONS SUPPLIES IRON FIRLMAN STOKERS CERTIFIED TRANSIT MIX CONCRETE ROBERT SAGE COAL COMPANY ll II I fr C , ,W-, , -, Y-, , -Y --' x , 7,7 7777 7 7 ,7 : 7 Z We z ' sf tot ' ' . 38 I ' I 75 I UP I You are alway welcome to . I ' come in and tr them on Acruw from Central High r lhlviflfvfl BUIIIIIIUI I , . 1 . ' I SQ ' '33 , I I , N. , I I Ph e 62323 1 ll ' 77 it - Y, ADS CompI1ments of Darwln C Smith ngrauezf or thzs Anzzzzal 522 Washington Avenue Bay Cnty This IS the 52nd GRADUATING CLASS To which thus Store has sand M K CONGRATULATIONS u C 1876 Excluslve Shop for Girls See Furnlture Co U mo t VNc11o111I1 I uk Ihone12s'S4 ome 1 N 111 1 REMEMBER O I: Toeppner 6- Sons THE AUTO Bonv BUMPING and PAINTING IN THE ll -X1 LIILIL Orange Wrapper IT 5 BERDAN Q UPHOLSTERING SAFETY GLASS S I: MCKENZIE uaI1ty Coals, Cement and Cinder Bulldrng Blocks X IILI 11 X 1 Phone 31:3 Ill I I 0 C a f ' v Q 5 l xx I . , 1 We've Meritcd onfidence Since . . G 1 D III SI 9 If 1 'Z ' ' 3 1. 1 IU,I1l'I' Av 1 at .Iz Ikon Huy Cty SG J' G 'W' S S ' 'S' S S I I'l1o111- H51 1 209-QII Sz I',I1u1'g . 'X - 7 7 1 I 1 Q I , 7 L or I C 'z ' - Jul - and Y1Il'z1111s 5 Y DY? 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