Central High School - Centralia Yearbook (Bay City, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1941 volume:

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MacDonald B.A.,M.A. B. A. Principal Assistant Principal Grace R. Payne Mary McKinney B. A. B. A. Tenth Grade Girls' Tenth Grade Boys' Principal Principal . . . who explained to them the new phase of life which they were entering for a three- year period. Mr. Adams welcomed the freshmen and explained certain principles and important features of student life at Central. Mr. MacDonald then gave instructions concerning advisory groups, classes, and lockers after which he introduced the two tenth grade principals who serve in an advisory capacity in co-operation with the students' faculty advisers. we Zfe:5Amen were infroclucecl fo fAeir a uirierfi . . f0g.x4c!ui:5er:5 Jennie H. Reagan Elizabeth Rae B. A. B. A. Frances M. Schultz Clayton R. Garlock Margaret Kinnane B. A. B S B. S. f 014 uioerfi Eliza Jane Herman Ivan Stringer Adeline Bellamy B.A.,M.A. B.A.,M.A. B. A. Loren Cady Dorothy Frost Curtis Gustiu B. of Music B. A. B.S.,M.A. Grace Leas E. M. Barr Ethelyn Miller B.S.,Ph.B. B.S.,M.S. B.A.,M.A. Ina Belle Palmer Henry VanWeze1 Pearl Phelps Paul Auble . M.A. B.A.,M.A. B. A. B. S. B.A , xSZMg0Uel I'lI'YLOI'lt LUCL6 2I'l'l0I'lfftI 6lf26!l,UAel'l fA86e .4fll6!2l'lt6 QACQCJ OMACQPJ all 5ell6lf0l'd . 106 icem Robert Schneideman Marguerite I-Iamme Robert Barnett President Secretary Treasurer md? Sandford Dan Burns Patricia, Hale Richard Anderson 10 UKECQP5 Jack Parker President Charles Robertson Elaine Baker Joan Knox Vice-President Secretary Treasurer .gel'lCl,i0I J Gordon Ginsberg Milton Higgs William McMullen OI fA0:ie LU ode ll'Lt8I Q5f6 CLFLJ CLA! Lfleff fell fowarcl clramafic ex redfiion ana! rifage rocfucfion are ofkre - . - goof ann! guagin Firsl rozr: June Walraven, Eula Cheek, Barbara Sturm, Veryln Vincent, Joyce Smalley, Ernestine Klocalczy, Beverly Kearly, Mrs. Weber, Miss Wittwer, Miss Frost, Miss Taylor. Sefond mum' Fabiana Gwizdala, Marion Ryder, Ann Adams, Pat Parrish, Doreen Doten, Dorothy Radde, Ann Pearsall, Gail Hemenway, Marian Marshall, Elaine Hemenway, Dorothy Runner, Doris Smiley, Henrietta Spinner. Third rout Irene McCure, Jane Funtane, Margaret Kennedy, Pat Spinner, Betty Wilson, Helen Miller, Pat Slattery, Joyce Wagner, Eleanor Allard, Sally Holmes, Robert Schneideman. Fourth rolr: Alvin Sprague, Tom Tabor, John Coats, John Bartel, Frank Friedman, Tom Mitchell. .gage fa First ralr: Hurbert. Newman, Marvin See, Lawrence Meyer, Vernon Richardson, Leonard Kaczorowski, Jack Waddell, Reuben Brunner, Mr. Auble. Second row: Eldon Engstrom, Bernard Eichinger. Cabaret! inferefiffi ma hnclan avenue for eueklamenf in Personality Enthusiasm Persevercmce fAe!0!owin cfugfi . . . Firsl I'U1l'.' Sally Hanson, Marjorie Parsons, Annalee Gordon, Virginia Mast, Rosemary Gougeon, Pat Macaulay, Margaret Fuhrman, Jeanne Ramsay, Sue Criswell, Phyllis Sundquist, Betty Nelson. Sw-o1l4I row: Doris Nielson, Charlotte Andrews, Doris Geiger, Frances Fogelsonger, Gertrude Hamilton, Eleanor Allard, Alice Flood, Caroline North, Marilyn Cummings, Audrey Sams, Nancy Adams. Thirfl ron-: Janet Robinson, Gertrude Konkle, Doris Smiley, Nan Rechlin, Marjorie Nelson, Chottie Hess, Patricia Slattery, Mary Wirth, Betty Ann Webb. l uurtI1 row: Nancy Allen, Rhea June Howard, Margaret Chesney, Pat Wells, Cynthia Smith, Betty Wilson, Joyce Wagner, Betty Ann Dreyer, Marian Marshall. First row: Sally Bergen, Ann Pearsall, Elaine Cramer, Margaret Kennedy, Elizabeth Knox, Sally Hiss, Ruth McMorris, Joan Knox, Ann Adams, Marjorie Huckins, Dorothy Leagree. Sm-ond row: Peggy Schaefer, Mary Catherine Patterson, Annette Anderson, Georgiana Kessler, 1 M M, Beverly Conway, Bobsey Petersen, Betty Ford, Pat Bxssel, Maxine Merritt, Madeline errl Gloria Webb, Jean Stewart. Third row: Betty Olsen, Eleanor Ramsay, Colleen Terrill, Jean Kerr. ' F , . . . 6 A A Gdiiii f .Af.,,.ff'.,. -,- i an ., .in .qv-.. jy '. . 5 . j . 1 . 5 I r V, .Q C ,gl if E! U 1? ? 9 12 1, -5 V . h Qian 1. qi First row: Gordon Ginsberg, Betty Lou Haithman, Don Parson, Geraldine Madden, Betty Wein- berg, Elaine Baker, Mary Jane Phillips, Don Logan, Mrs. Reagan. Sevoml rrmr: May June Paull, Vera Kerkau, Ada Gaudreau, Ruth lmmerman, Pearl Kranen. Evelyn Schnople, Blanche Schnople, Norma Brenner. Third four: Betty Goodgall, Norma Meyer, Doris Jacobs, Gus Bublitz, Arthur Wood, Marvin Weinberg. l ir.vt row: Dave Smith, Otto Peppel, Warren Maxon, John Sharon, Jack Bradley, Bill Shaw, Wilber Meier, Wallace Miles, Ted Leix, Mr, Murphy, Mr. Runner. Sevunzl 7-num' William Broderick, Roy Cook, Floyd Retlewski, Jerry Bradley, Tom Henderson, Wendell Birch, Leo Kacznowski, Pete Lind, Leo Verbeke, Robert Leix, Norman Bishop. Third ruzr: Francis Gibelyou, Bob Tracy, Warren Lutzke, Willard Morgan, Eugene Wozesinski, Jerome LeTourneau, Bob Runner, Dale Snider, Earl Powers, 740.44 CM 3 e Central Scientific Literary Firzv! muh: Don Sievert, Don Reinhardt, Alex Toyzan, Frank Robinson, Lionel Avmes, Lewis Warren, Dick Czerwinski, Robert Schneidemun, Mr. Greenman. Swami rurr: Earl Boehm, Warren Lorzxnger, Ronald Fischer, Ray Babcock, Howard Webb, Harry Bacon, Frank Frierlnizin, Gilbert LaLonsie. Third mir: Herbie H:-imes, Eldon Bergman, Ronald Schock, Adrian Eichorn, Ross Graves, Cul Cummins. Firxl mir: Carl Schimmelman, Jim Baker, Bob Bedell, Bob Bammel, W. R. Knepp, Wayne Van Derwill, Bob Drummond, Ted Meisel, Mr. Briggs. .Nw-unrl mir: Bob Reif, Sam Fair, Art Mich, Gus Iiublitz, Bob Si-hemm, Al MrKay, Don Hetzner. 7'h1'f'rl 1'mi': Bill McMullen, Don Conway, Walter Keeler, Dick Rehmus, Fred Drummond Tim Kelly, Dave Klager, Earl Lavoy. ounci 0 30 J3'9?i1linf4w I J I' S JY rw if vs NX, Ifirwt rnzr: Fabiana Gwizdala, Naomi Sauve. Karen Zube. Eileen Richardson, Barbara Sturm, Virginia Rookus, Jean Froeuk, Alice Halligan, Gertrude Konkle, Peggy Bonem, Miss Simpson. Swmul row: Janet Robinson, Ruthe Kreulen, Jean Spinner, Altha lirookhouse, Norma Brenner, Betty Powers, Marjorie Sheffield, Shirley Brookhouse, Virginia Koch, Elaine Gerard, Sally Holmes. Thirfl ruu': Lillian Gohr, Katherine Walz, Elaine Waln, Mina Sir-ard, Virginia Robertson, Farrel Appleby, Mary Wirth, Lavelle Rookus, Rosemary Mohelski, Betty Lou Schafer, Camilla Moore, Caroline Miller. lfllllffll Voir: Yvette Brenner, Delores Wisnewski, Muriel Taylor, June SYillL'h6Y', Mary Lou Kline, Leandra Urban. First row: Paul Rupff, Bob Bammel, Jack Learman, Gus Bublitz, Bill Howard, Warren Lindsay, Sam Fair, Stanley Vallender, Russell Atkinson, Mr. Warner. Svrrmrl ww: Henry Schwartz, VV. R. Knepp, Jr., Homer Nichols, Bob Jaffe, Art Mich, Ronald Fisher, Don Campbell, Jack Knopp, Robert Bedell, Bob Cederberg, Myron Furland, Bob Schemm, John Bracher. gaf QJQPUQJ by OPO5 ofa fin CM Firsl mu-: Ruth Rnese, Betty Eyre, Blance Schnople, Alice Halligan, Floyd Michalski, Walter Delamarter, Hill Laverty, Miss Hellmuth. Sewond row: Austin Schmidt, Jack Hopcroft, Rupert Schwab, Bob Jozwiak, W. R. Knapp, Jr. First raw: Sam Willits, Dorothy Runner, Betty Hamlin, Delva Powell, Maxine Freidinger, Frances Ittner, Elizabeth Etue, Beverly Kearly, Miss Leas. Second row: Helen Jacoby, Maxine Hartz, Delemu Freidinger, Anne Russell, Audrey Freidinger. First row: Mary Lou Kline, Inez Prior, Marjorie Maxson, Ma Henrietta Thompson, Viola Hubbard, Miss Goddeyne. rie Kindermann, Doris DeVinney, 0 GPCKQ C- . I'CLl'lC6lf L5 Sm-ond row: Joan Blum, Helene Shinaver. fe, M Nr ff' if sim ,4 cAoice 0 Aki ure fime acfiuifiefi ma Q !0LU'l Ufl iAQ5 0 910014105 . . . , 0555. Lewis H955- Nw , e. m an Namvhe Pop Fit-1. V ' Max W ai-ren Robert Barr' Her James Sha iffe 1 I . 9 LPA JOM! ing lYn on. Caro e Novak' Ann First row: Farrell Appleby Bevel Elaine Stone F , ry Kearly, Elizabeth Etue, , ldith Lusher, Romaine Luczak, Edith Macie- jewski, Jane Urban, Irene Maciejewski, Eileen Richardson, Erma Ball, Miss Royal. Sw-mul ron-: Jean Chappell, Serene Morris, Margaret Carmell, Madeline Keit, Edith Borchardx, Virginia Easterly, Jean Spinner, Virginia Stevens, Ann Russell, Margaret Chesney, Virpzinia Wolverton, Madeline Wesenick, Shirley Brookhouse, Norma Brenner, Jeanne Ramsay, Iva Jean Evans, Winifred Schuman, Ruth lmmerman. Third raw: Ethel Malley, Marie Parkinson, Loretta Jean Neetz, Frances Ittner, P Wilcox, Lorraine Witzke, Geraldine Kasprzyk, Elizabeth P Nina Sicard, Virginia Robertson, Leah K earl Kranen. Virginia eppel, Betty Jane Welch, Lucille Nitschke, arse, Pearl Kummert, Marilyn Norling, Margaret Goss. First rmr: Barbara Miller, Janice Burley, Barbara Sturm, Loretta Jean Neetz, Mickie Prior, Cora Hamell, Lila Young, Lois Getty, Frances Teel, Marcella DeShano. St'f'lHl41l'0ll'.' Rita Michalski, Pat Harmon, Ethel Young, Monica Strzeszyiski, Eleanor Rosa, Martha Banpzert, Lamoyne Nash, Delores Charters, Virginia Barr, Leona Pollum, Madeline Pawlaczyk, Romaine Megger. Third rorr: Lorraine Witzke, Lois Barber, June Spangler, Evelyn Roznowski, Caroline Maciejewslci, Katherine Hausbeck, Genevieve Jaskiewicz, Anne Wisniewski, Bernice Marsh, Lorraine Trip- kowski. Firxl mum' Nancy Adams, Cynthia Smith. Pat MacAulay, Bobsey Petersen, Marjorie Johnson, Rosemary Goufzeon, Pat Slattery, Phyllis Sundquist, Elizabeth Knox, Nan Rechlin. Sm-mul rnrr: Pat Wells, June Walraven, Delema Freidinger, Rosemary Skelton, Audrey Freidint-IGF, Fred Perkins, Gertrude Hamilton, Jo Ann Champlain. -Q Wit ii at fivbt WW vw Cf LOY ,M 05 V4.0 fa Gp? 'hw 55,4 CZ! Firx! row: Charles Donn, Mary Lou Kline, Marilyn MacDougall, Luella Dulude, Audrey Huebner, Audrey Erno, Delphine Olson, Miss Moore. Semml row: Audrey Fetter, Grace Wright, Herbie Hames, Ben Perkins, James Clark, Shirl DeCoste, Marie Schmidt, John Taket. Third mul: Bill Cortlander, Burtis Warren, Jack Meyers, Ken Dresser, Dave Gudschinsky, Louis Van Tyle, George Porter. Ffrxl row: Eldon Beryman, Bob Cierzniewski, Dick Rehmus, Pat Slattery, Jack Learman, Bob Jaffe, John List, Miss Krause. Swond row: Tom McMullen, Bob Fowley, Bob Dean, Bill Krauss. ,-K. 1, lv . 5. i sew, , . 4 M - 'Qs 1 +L Alfa., If e , . 4-I0 - Y' J ,- 5 an CVO! L fo tA ode 00 ing 0 l l,Udl'6! fo Pro Ona Cal, erie CA!! dll! Qpeo I' an' lze ecor, Fm'x'eX Psodebwj , Cdadys Hokovlmj , Vit gknia WN Kubrock, Marie Gkehka, Ym-ver, Both Cm'qoicwa.eX, Edixkx Butwnski, Rina Sawovlkmn, irsi row: Ymhkxxe Meech, Sahy S kexxe binkovlski, Mies Cwxxcy. Smyml mu-1 Xluxh Meyer, Mme Leikouf, Sywka Ghwia Bomxek. U Opuna wz Pvnndee Yoo Q. ef. Qigg, XAAXQX. xlmcwe, was rw First T0 NH-as Yuki' ow: Locike S erond r X Yu Taber, Nnriovke Manoa. 3010 9010, 5 'e'W K Bu-mn, Domuw ykketxener, Shen SVKMWY- We PA., Yflfba eww , Dew a Y ov! eX Fzkrl roll .' Robert S'w'onzl rank' Thx? mudlc Ap0ug fi f funified or row PPO? few ' ' 0 PL R. Evans. Betty LaForc-st, Jani smfff cw Thomas, Floyd Wlodarcznlr, George eili Leo Wilde, Robert Griinths, Richard Rehfnus, Robert Reid Robert Be-dell, Al fl www: John Jaslriewicz, Lewis Cass, Theodore Meisel, Carl Schilnlnelman, Jack ' WM row: Leslie Do-sn, Richard Sherman, Donald Kraucharn Kenneth L-HR C9 W illet, D 0113911 Doten. Doro t hy 'H' vin Sprague. D11-la. u e, Direc tor Genre e Park S- Carbeno ma lwf This type of activity explains the value of the development of musical talent. Flute s - elar. inet s and b U11 Hd 11168. QPCA 25 fl Cl, Wilsfmv hh X . -ks, 10 - k Gofaoin ,gfsvm Snyder ,Lapin v .ntskxl . ' PJ Krwilar' Hex a ft J tuurel Hicks, B011 Cornell, Bob Griffiths The violins go into action Mr. Evans directs the orchestra N Fred Drummond rl t Aff we' 99 , Q. 92609 xrlllfgv. 101' GO vet 990 e' 1021 992' VU' vlfq' te' o xvxgvveqgt. weave' me ,NW qw xyodixofekxe Ywcowl' Xt P-X ,qi o ' a 0- .- . w '92 'X 3 2 . 'N wx Y- ' We 2' on-5, mgxwyps 30 ,,1','1, 9. .gt vi. X 1 NMA V6 Xivaaxe Qvvvxe .dv weve, be P-wisvx Newell P,9xWxxA Cai CXQX. AZN Yavtiwig 01006 WX - Al rfb .W Ifirxl mum' George Reif, Floyd Wlo- clarczak, Robert Thomas, James Shaffer, Virginia Grail. Swrvnul row: Wayne Krause, Elizabeth Knox, William Slang, hluphemie Hool, Leo Garcin. Tlzfral row: Lyfla Fenska, Mary Jane Lupo, Norma Brenner, Fred Cronk, Shirley Riggenback, Jack Dirla. 1 nurth rozr: Calvin Dommke, Robert Moorhead. Daniel Niedzelski, Leah Karse, Lois Marsh. 1 First row: Marvin Anderson, Richard Rehmus, Robert Griffiths, Leo Wilde. Sw-n-ml row: Donald LaRue, Earl Mueller, Albert Fox, Donald Conway. Thirrl mir: Raymond Kindig, Eldon Bergman, Donald Greenncre, Leslie Donn. 4, 3 , ef, fl . . 4 I1 - 'Und Eva Doro df, In , 'TSA F11 I' . fe 'fn -V gfvlw 'lfcvk link Rana 011,101-A.ry FL C' Dir! er, A Jalglfarle 'ffl Sp-Q, 13 e . 16101403 'Q-?!,, p:h1,f',:5f1,, Al 6 '7l,1qa4'o,, men, 'en 'Wk In TSC , Jar' All' 1,O,hOE.ra fr A Ce as. ld U1 qderg Ooh' Oh, . Har old C h Belva Stead, Kenneth LaRue, Arthur And erson, Donald Kraushan, Richard Sher man, Lois Marsh, Kenneth Blckel gan F1 7 71 as o o o 0 This group contributes to the pleasure of many civic groups during the year, taking part in the annual Christmas program at the Consistory Cathedral and singing for service clubs throughout the city. 3 v a 5 1 atta t 'f F .fda Me Ain .... Participation in the annual Band Bounce, Central's musical production which was h f ll ro ram of the chorus. given this year May 22 and 23, is an important part of t e u p g 3.5-1 gave! dporfdmand ip ancl,aAy.4icaf acfiuify ad an imporfanf laarf ofgk id imlaredde on fLe dfucfenfa fkroug inframura gamers an uafey comlaefifion . . . Dwight Olsen Bernard Baranek Clayton Campbell Raymond Halub Jack Huebner Herbert Patterson Edward Rybak Robert Schroeder Dean Willoughby Coach Walter Olsen Coach Lester Sherbeck Central's basketball team finished in a four-way tie for second place in the 1941 Valley standings. Two team mem- bers, Ed Rybak and Dwight Olsen, were awarded a place on the All-Valley team. Ed Rybak also was placed on the Detroit Free Press second All-State team. Bay City won the 1941 state regional tournament held in the local gym- nasium March 12, 14, and 15, but was defeated by Pontiac in the quarterfinals at Saginaw. i . Q36 ' syntfanlufa Z?a5LefLa! Iva Jean Evans, Catherine Walz, Dorothy Meisel, Virginia Wolverton, Madeline Wesniak, Karen Zube, Mabel Whitney, Lillian Toland, Miss Harris. An example of the interest in good sportsmanship encour- aged at Central is the boys' and girls' intramural basketball games organized each year through the advisory groups. Groups choose teams which compete with one another for the title of school champions. This year the girls' cham- pionship game was played before the parents on Back to School night. Firxt row: Bill Slater, Robert Patrick, Leonard Novak, Bob Nuffer. . Ser-ond row : Joe Schwall, Miss Sparling, Norbert Begick, Bob Elliot, Alfred Norlock oya ' ,gn ffaniufa , , A fm First row: Robert Koch, Donald Kusch, Gilbert Lalonde, Jim Parmenter, Harold Oliver, Walter Delamarter, Hubert Zuehlsdorff, Bob Cederberg, Robert Born, Fernald Foster. Sevond row: John Sharron, Charles McPhail, Adrian Agdanowski, Art Mich, Nelson Herman, Joe Guizdala, Austin Schmidt, Gus Bublitz, Hank Osterhout, Harry Sleeper, Kenneth Pero, Wallace Alspach. Third row: Coach Lester Sherbeck, Ed Rybak, Jack Meilstrip, Ed Heinz, Jack Thompson, Ed Tobin, Collin Chauret, John Weed. Lester Heitzig, Jerry Jean, Jim Dalrymple, Tom Tabor, Oscar Hufnagel, Tom Piper, John Coats. First rorr: Coach Elson Hood, Raymond Bladecki, Bernard Baranek, Orville Ancel, Phil Lauria, Art Gielda, Art Hugo, Steve Zenticka, Wilfred Appold, Jack Bradley. Sv:-mul row: Marion Weslowski, Harry Roznnwski, Milton Laleman. Rov Powell, Walter Deska, Clayton Campbell, Darwin Gooseman, Carl Snahle, Leo Lalonde, Rudy Wojewoda. Third row: Herbert Dietlein, Tom Lagendre, Gerald Gibas, John Bishop, Ed Nelson, Norbert Begick, Otis Nelson, Martin Kern, Clyde Gorney, Chester Piesik. Fourth row: Tom MacLachlan, Alex Toyzan, Charles Lemke, George Burdis, Art Luczak, Norman Smalley. X XXL, NSN 5, 3, J Qb9Qs:Q M 534 5 fy' ff-'32-If s W Ya Ni N A is Ni? .Qin fb-gg . A W ki! V tl j mi mm.A A 7fVL 5 VN x I ? ans 1 ,kg J Ar 'ffilfii 'M ' 2,2 35 . , Z4 Z .. l , , ,F , , , iw i - , 1. K 'W ' l-. f f V ,MQ , 1' , wg, , Vw M I . W, W ' ,L , ww 'M' qw W .,v,, .twig Www fd 'G CN 59 MM YW . .lr First row: Earl Mueller, Jim Englehardt. Second row: Gerald Lang, Dick Schmidt, Lester Heitzig. First 1-mr: Walt Deska, Oscar Hufnagel, Art Meir, .lim Engelhardt, Jack Meilstrup, Dwight Olsen, Herb Murdy, Marion Gwizdala, Herb Patterson, Mr. Sherbeck, Mr. Olsen. Sorvnul row: Tim Kelly, Earl Fick, Tom Piper, George Waldrow, Ray Halub, Bob Schroeder, Homer Nichols, Jack Huebner, Darwin Goosman, Ed Weiss, Wilfred Appold, Marion Wes- lowski, Jim Dali-ymple. Third row: Bernard Baranek, Jack Billette, Roger Guest, Collin Chauret.Ed Tobin, Bob Schultz, Harold Pierson, Ed Rybak, Walter Kopec, Jack Learman, Hank Schwartz, Francis Gibelyou, Junior Wiley. J45 yuniorfi, fAe zifuclenfd are fuffg accurifom- e6! fo Cel'lfl'd!,5 way of GHC! H1040 !urfAer larogrefifi ad ufure cifizena Ag egcfing fAeir OMACQPJ . MZ? Ofhcm Robert Cederberg Warren Lindsay President Vice-President mf? .Slnafm Frank Robinson Sally Allen Secretary Treasurer Calvin Cummings Alex Toyzan T , f W fv ' ,ff Margaret Shaefer unior gr-acle princi a H. Adeline Bellamy B.A. K dum Hg .fdcluidera ,pw l . I L. J. McCulley Paul Briggs B. A. Virginia Eicholtz Mary McKinney B.S.,M.A. B. A. Grace R. Payne Frank G. Davis B. A. B. S. IIJ4 icerd Q X Louis Rupff President ff,,x4 Senaford . Wallace Miles 1-H I ,Q x ' K I 1 Henrietta Thompson Treasurer Eleanor Ramsey Colleen Terrill Vice-President Secretary Sue Criswell Jerry Warren 4 pf 91' N V5 JS, -f W Qt 3 4-.wow ' A ' M Q IIJ4 .fdcluiziem RSP! I , 5 Florence Weber Theophile Franek Ida Clancy Mglba Curry Abraham Dalzell B' A' B' S' B' S- B-A-,M.A. Life Certihcate , Q Mildred Forbes D. A. Brotherton Lena Hand Arthur Hakenen Faye J. Hill B. S. B. S. Life Certificate B.A.,M.A. B. A. .2 Mabel R. Carver Jane Simpson Edith Marvel W. O. Warner B. A. B. A. B.A.,B.S. B.A.,M.A. if Aecon gear Afuclenfd, fne yuniora :Swing info fu! laarficilaafion in Ac oo affaim ana! Aroaclen fneir :icolae an experience in .gyfuelenf Union . . Timothy Kelly President ella !0I'd 'd f':al,6l,l'g2 Marlan Marshall Vice-President ij, ,ffjjw .W I W Virginia Mast John Bracher Guy Habbershaw Jack Thomas Cadinef anal Supreme ourf .... First row: Tim Kelly, Marian Marshall, Oscar Hufnagel, Joyce Wagner, Raphael Phillips, Ruthe Kreulen, Tom Tabor, Betty Ann Dreyer, John MacLachlan. Second row: Don Sievert, Mary Patenge, June Walraven, Dick Rehmus. . . . elaarfmenf o udfice Y' ifffxfii First row: Mr. MacDonald, Chief Justice Oscar Hufnagel, Ernest Grzybowski, John Sharon, Lvle Myers, Bruce Bonnell, Robert Zacher, Chester Stefaniak, Don Seivert, Dick Seivert, Bob Schneideman. Sw-nzzrl roux' Virgil Suchodolski, Randall Willett, Dale Snider, Doran Reynolds, Leonard Kazorowski, Jim Baird, Roy Cook, Leo Verbeke, Frank Friedman, Marvin Fagan, Ronald Trombley. Third row: Charles Doan, Robert Burdis, Gerald Dishaw, John Anderson, Jack Baum, Chuck Thompson, Charles Pierson, Roy Slater, Roy Dunham, Sydney Bennett, Joe Schwall, Tom Villare, Tom McMullen. Fnuf-th row: Art Luczak, Ray Gitins, Ted Bruzynski, Charles Vanwagoner, Ralston Bailey, Dan Piutrowski, Chester Sprygada, Floyd Stephenson. . . . . . . GMA' league 'W Wil I n Iv Ffrxi rmr: President Virginia Mast, Doris Geiger, Marilyn Cummings, Caroline North, Anne Fitz- hugh, Ruth McMorris, Betty Ford, Dorothy Leagree, Maxine Steyzman, Elaine Batzer. S41-mul ruzr: Marjorie Parsons, Margaret Murchison, June Walraven, Virginia Robertson. Jean Stewart, Virginia Easterly, Florence McCullough, Pat Taber, Kathleen Pope, Maxine Merritt. Third row: Catherine Walz, Ruthe Kreulen, Helen Anderson, Pat Slattery, Gertrude Hamilton. l'l ef' LL OMILCL . . . . . ,9 i Cf Z C ' M I ,, .iff-Lf 'gg4 ::l Firxt row: Pat Slattery, Ann Adams, Eleanor Allard, Alice Halligan, Altha Brookhouse, Betty Loi Halthman, Joan Blum, Mary' Lou Kline, Betty Higgs, Mr. Garlock, Sfrvmrl run,-: Ruthe Kreulen, Rita Satkowiak, Audrey Freidinger, Beverly Allen, Ottomar Roth Otto Peppel, Ray Babcock, W. R. Knepp, Jr., Bob Bedell. 125 Ofhcera if . .r,L4 I n 1 A' Janet Robinson Fred Drummond Margaret Dulong Yvette Brenner President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer I ,AJ I lj U 12g .Sznafomi jd , ' r, XV , Q OJ - XJ f X X X ' If x , ' .l' ' M . al, ,Q we a f H-we f tret ...gm exde n ,W :ss W, t,,LVV 7 , . ' ' KUQQM A A Robert Taylor William Skinner James Baker 1213 ..f4JUid0I'5 . Lizetta Harris Allen Greenman Julia. L. Goddeyne E. G. Culver B-A'fB-1 B.A.,M.A. Ph. B. M. E. . . . i- wif? if-.vt mu-: Editor Don Seivert, Marjorie Nelson, Bill Krauss, Elizabeth Knox, W. R. Knepp, Jr., Virglnia Mast, Jack Berry, Gertrude Reymore, John Bracher, Karen Zube, Wallace Allenspach. wwuul ruu': Bud LeVasseur, Jean Spinner, Pat Harmon. June Walraven, Earlene Clark, Gladys Holloway, Sally Hanson, Nancy A-lien, Eileen Richardson, Henrietta Spinner, Maxine King, Joyce Wendi., Elaine Albertson, Raymond Babcock. hirrl row: Elaine Batzer. Chuck Thompson, Leonard Kaczorowski, Ernest Grzvbowski, Lawrence Meyer, Dwight Olsen, Betty Beaudin, Shirley Diemer, Charles Lemke, Ruth Meyer. gccddia . . . ali-.1 ii aux' Xa Firxl row: Frances lfogelsonger, Annalu Poole, Ruthe Kreulen, Gretchen Hine, Peggy Brown, Vera Harris, Henrietta Thompson, Miss Kinnane, Miss Simpson. Sw-ffml mu: June Walraven, Sally Hanson, Betty Ann Dreyer, Vat Wells, lit-tty Higgs, Alene Weinberg, Jean Stewart, Marie Schmidt, Virginia Mast. Thfrtl row: Virginia Reid, Mary Wirth, Margaret Chesney, Betty VVebb, Jeanne Ramsey, Helen Anderson, Marjorie Miller. 11:-W First row: Bill Thomas, Fabiana Gwizdaln, Jim Baker, Pat MacAulay, Hoyt Paradise, Billie Smith, John MacLachlan, Frances Teel, Mr. Briggs. Sf,-onrl y-mr: Leo Garcin, Joyce Wagner, Tom Tabor, Virginia Reid, Tim Kelly, June Walraven, Henry Schwartz, Mary Wirth, Leo Wilde, Fred Perkins, Jack Anderson. The Debate Squad, under the direction of Coach Paul W. Briggs, completed its season by winning the Saginaw Valley League Debate championship and trophy. This trophy has been in the possession of Debaters Jim Baker and Pat MacAuley are pleased with the results of the debating season. Flint Central and Flint Northern High Schools for the past fifteen years. The question under discussion this year was: Resolved, that the powers of the Federal Government should be decreased. The first debate banquet at Central was held January 29 at which time tive debaters received silver honor pins from the American For- ensic Association in recognition of two years' work on the debate team. Letters were awarded to successful debaters who had participated in two major debates. V I K. , i l Y Central debaters are prepared to discuss Hank Swartz, student announc- the subject and win their point. er, speaks to the entire school over the public address system. Central students are recognized for their poise and social adjust- ment, but such poise is not a mere accident. Careful thought is given to this characteristic of a good citizen. A noon program of activity, which includes dancing, music, movies, and ping-pong, has I C 1 . . oc-La olde been arranged this year for students who remain at school during their noon hour. Dime dances introduce many students to their first dates. Five semi-formal parties a year, the Inaugural Ball, two J-Hops, and two Senior Proms, enable all to taste social life. When you see a Central student put someone at ease and save several persons embarrassment, you may know that he has benefited from his high school's social program. Betty Wilson, Henry Osterhout, Bobsey Petersen, and Don Smith pause between dances A between class snack Cynthia Smith, Sally Hanson, Sally Hanson. Betty A-lm Dryer. W. R. Knepp, Jr. BMW Bemldm .fdf fair! :Sfage in fhe gr'0wfA 0 Cenfrafzifufure cifizend fke reaffuncfioning 0 fkeir Learning faLed form I s g ' l2.zg Cfaaa Ofhcem . 4 , i 'yd s J, Paul Rupff Frances Fogelsonger D011 Sievert President Vice-President Secretarb' ,2Lf I Dean Willoughby Treasurer ant! .S?eI'l6Li0l'5 Jack Billette Pauline Anderson Jerry Bradley f2.x4 gracle principa ana! .fdcluidem Mabel R. Carver B. A. Clara Krause S. W. Burton Eva Bothe B. A. B.S.,M.A. B- L- Susan Perrin C, R, Murphy Dorothy Leibrand B. S. B. A. B.S.,M.A. P 'R L. H. Sherbeck B.P.E.,M.A. Nelda. Taylor B. A., M.A. 12.14 .f4c!ui5er5 .. . A Arthur J. Runner B. S. Morris Greenstein Marian Moore B.A.,M.A. Verna Sparling B. S., M. A. Henrietta Wittwer B.A.,M.A. B.A.,M.A. Wx! 19,1 g ,V ,...f-. X 9-M if SX HEY Mile gI Cl,6!lflCL ferf Sybil Abrams Nancy Adams '1 Elmer J. Arnold -',. '5 VVarren Everson Bailey Thomas William Alderson, Jr. Beverly Jeanne Allen Robert L. Ballard Nancy Jane Allen Hugh Thomas Allman, Jr. Edward J. Banaszak VVa1lace Jay Alspach Helen Frances Anderson Bernard Robert Baranek .Rack C. rson V I gf-,fffgugs Jfwoahfwffv -J John D. Anderson Robert E. Barr Virgil Patrick Anthony Wilfred George Appold '05 l --gg. wr ww, -ses . mi -L .:' Tim Arhutick Arline Helen Arnold John F. Bartel fl' 5' June gI'CLJlfl.CLf25 Chester Frank Bartkowiak Mary Bertha Bender Sydney F. J. Bennett Theodore Raymond Bartkowiak Lucille Helena Bleek Erwin Edwin Bishop George Frederick Bates Earl W. Boehm Mary Elizabeth Boiteau Elaine Batzer Edith Mae Borchardt Virginia Grace Borton Betty Jane Beaudin Fred Anthony Bosco .pw Betty Ma'?ie Boyce Norbert Adolph Begick Raymond E. Bragiel Louis E. Breitenstein Betty Margaret Behmlander Hazel Dorothy Broadworth Max R. Broadworth tl He... 1 M -'mf' in -Q w , fs' une gl'CL6!lfLCLi05 Margaret Jane Chesney Maxine E. Broadwortlx Florian L. Brzezniak Walter A. Bukowski Robert Charles Bureau ll cj . V, J , ff Ba bara Jayne Bilrgess , ,aff -J 1' Edith Burzynski Beryl G. Buzzard Helen Ruth Camirand Clayton Campbell Evadna. Carey Dorothy Grace Carbeno Margaret Catherine Carmell Lewis F. Cass ' Collin J. Nicholas Chauret John Adams Coats , 'xl' . I ,..- f Y 4... 1 s.J Robert D. Cornell Lauretta M. Chosay Earlene M. Clark Gloria Marlon Clark Elaine Marie Cook IF? 44 e-Wav 'xy' -...,r, -ww QQ' ' K' ms. 'Ck'- 1 as 'ZX fi' .L M110 l 6L lflCl,fQ6 Bettie mdosens 7' Eunice Pearl Courtright Harry Frank Czerwinski Patricia Ann Daley James William Dalrymple Evelyn Marie Davidson Robert Gregory Dean - ex Lewis Covey Defoe f ff ff!!! Dok1alE5iigDeFrain d W Donald J. DesJardins Charles B. Donn Raymond J. Dorski Doreen Jean Doten Kathleen J. Doyle Marjorie Jean Doyle Alta May Draper Sylvester John Drzewicki Luella Marie Dulude Virginia Adelaide Easterly J! 2 J seemii ..f fin! J i li' f , Betty Mae ijicknom lf? K I .:.. A as une gl llJbLCLter5 Kenneth Eckmyre Bernard Andrew Eichinger 4 James B. Elliott Robert Lee Elliott James Charles Engelhart Olwen Elizabeth Evans Nancy Louise Ferguson Earl C. Fick Barbara Ann Finn Richard P. Flajole Elmer E. Folgelsonger Mary Ellen Follette Audrey Mae Freidinger Delema Louise Freidinger X -Q .1 fif Barbara Jean Friebe Frank O. Friedman James William Gabriel Romaine Ann Gielda rj! ,J ff! if Y if ! Olive E. Gitchell Betty B. Goodgall Annalee Gordon J ll 2 J if 1 , fb mmf an-'HF if 'in llflfle QPCLJMCL lerf Virginia Margaret Gorzenski Roger L. Guest Earl Raymond Guntermann Rosemary Louise Gougeon Marion D. Gwizdala Florence Arlene Hachtel Fay Mary Goulet James F. Haertel Raymond Stanley Halub Robert W. Graebner Sally LeRelne Hanson Vera Betty Harris Ruby Elaine Gregg Kathleen Elizabeth Hartley Raymond Thomas Heintskill 4 Y an J , 'J' ' f. Q , ,Alf .H y l tr Robert Benjamin Griffiths Joseph Heinz Lester H. Heitzig Iva June Groulx Arnold H. Helbig Gail Marian Hemenway W me - W.: fl Lille QPU, 6!lfL6Lf05 Jeannette F. Hogan Sally M. Holmes VVanda Aileen Holtzapple Edith Elaine Hoover Charles H. Hoppe ' Lillian Mae Horen Harlin J. Houghtaling Rhea June Howard Audrey Huebner ,A ., '1 A ' ' . JJ L, Lu J ck Hueb er , . L- Up Oscar F Hufnagel Nancy Lee Huntley Edna June Jackson Robert Jaffe Eugene A. Jankowski John R. Jaskiewicz Luella M, A. Jenkins Helma Evelyn Johnson ' f...f 'WG L M 3 sa., .,, 'wif' mg 'uf' , .U -wr 353 1 ,HWY r sf '!!!!4-'H Henry Iler Edward Jablonski Marjorie Elaine Johnson big Q ii 32' , 3 2 ! F Q E 3 ! Q Y' S E E L awe lr ll f il 1 5 5 V f if in ! h My 1 'W J Fl Y 1 ..,, I ,M i l E s 2 a I V Lille gI CLO!lfL6l, fefi Eugene J. Jozwiak Madeline Virginia Keit Jean Wood Kerr Ruth Martha Kaiser Viola Marion Kasemeyer Arveilla H. Klein Geraldine Frances Kasprzyk Harold Roy Kleinert George Edward Klepser, Jr. Betsy Merale Kaunitz Kenneth Klepser Lizabeth Ann Knoll Geraldine Ann Kazmarek John C. Knopp Walter Frank Kopec Leo Anthony Kaznowski Florence Kranen Ruthe Kreulen Joan Roberta Keipert Mabel Marie Kuch Romaine Rita Kula x urru . is li, wx :J . Juu L J 1 . 193' 1 Q ' ' . Lille gl'CLJUCl,f25 Florian Phillip Lijewski Edward Kusmierz Eleanor Kilvington Louise Jean Knight Frederick Joseph LaLonde Harold Edward LaMay Gerald Laurence Lang Arlene Margaret Large Frances Bernice Lazarz zwrrpw Q. x'l IN .lack LeMay Elaine Ruth Lentz Leonardine Marian Lukowski Edward F. Leppek, Jr. Jerome LeTourneau Clement Francis LaVasseur Elaine Adellne LlJ9WSkl v 7 Carl Robert Lipple Helen Louise List Edwin Alvin Lohrke Kenneth W. Long J r LT Oswald M. F. Lutz Mile gl'6l6!lflCLte6 K Kathleen A. Lund Phyllis Ann Lunden Ilene Vernald Lyons Elmer Leaman Marilyn Ma Dou U-xl.. 1 ,', ..4 John Csran llflacliaughlin Marian Elizabeth Marshall Marian Alyce Martens Virginia Lucile Mast F gf Z Edward Leo Matuszewski Leonard J. Matuszewski Eugene Williams Mavis Warren James Maxson Irene Marian McCure Ann R. McNeil Francis John Mageske Alice May Mead David Meyer Leonard V. Maciejewski Lawrence E. Meyer Leonard Meyer QW 'H- K iv Mile gl Cl,Jlfl,6l,!e5 Julia Miehalsky Arthur James Mler Ma1Jo11e Mlllel Mildred Elaine Miller Leslie LeRoy Morley Lila Mosher Herbert Case Murdey Paul McComb Viola Bertha Neinas Betty Elaine Nelson llonier George Nichols 3Iil1'g2ll'Ct l'1.Niggliswf1nde1' Dorine Noack Altred Joseph Noilock fd ,V Leonard L. Novak Leonard Joseph Nowak Robert A. Nuffer . A-nf? Fred Nusselt George O. Oblender , J e aa a t t N Edna A. Oldinski ,, . f I ,.,f ' fI ,gc Y'- J V, ,W ' 3-. ,,,, I. Dwight Walter Olsen Mile gl Cl6!MCLfe5 Delphine Olson Henry Osterhout 4, fr A ,fc Q,-VL M, Eilleen M. Pacholka Harriet E, Pacholka Matthew John Pake Hoyt Leo Paradise Sylvia E. Parker Gordon Willet Parks Alfred C. Patenge L Mary Ann Patenge Robert K. Patrick Herbert Arthur Patterson James Patterson Otto Lee Peppel Chester Thomas Perz Carolyn Elizabeth Phelps Virgil R. Piechowiak Audrey Marie Pletzke Harold C. Pierson Edward Pietryga T N. Piper 1 x A IA A l ,5 fi'if1'? Si 2,91 Lille gl'CL6llfl,Cl,fe5 l Gertrude Elizabeth Powell Charles Porter Dorothy Preston Wallace Frederick Priem Freda Fern Prior Inez Elizabeth Prior Walter Roy Pritchard Hugo Puralewski Beatrice Pajot 1 MaxineW .2 N' NLM I 1, Q fcaazg Q! Ml Jeanne Ramsay Harriet Virginia Reid I George G. Reif i 2 Donald Frederic Reinhardt Ruth Evelyn Reinke Gertrude L. Reymore Helen Amelia Reynolds - , Henrietta Theresa Rasmer V ,, R Audrey Marie Redwanz Harold E. Reed -.. we Elizabeth Lou Richardson yuh? gl CL6!MCl, f25 Regina T. Richert Robert C. Runner Edward Francis Rybak Arlene D. Robertson Felice Samolaski Helen Mae Rohde Ardella Mae Sample Leo B. Satkowiak Ottomai Max Roth Rita Delia Satkowiak Weldon Wayne Scarbrough Margaret L. Roueche Betty Janewl ne A Schmidt Kenneth H. Schmidt Richard William Royal Robert Stewart Schramm Robert Byron Ruhstorfer Donald A. Schroeder Norma Lee Schroeder Robert Schroeder Lille gI Cl,JLl,Cl,fe6 w Donald Martin Smith Helen R. Schultz Robert John Schutt t Frances Elizabeth Smlth - Roland Arthur Schutt 1 Joseph Edward Schwall 'fue' xx.. 'ff i tfm , i7'wTTV Mary Louise Smith K Alfred Junior Schwartz . , Henry Edward Schwartz l l 1 , Chester Paul Smolindki Keith Baker Shaw Robert Irving Sherman Frank F. Sniecinski Dale M. Shook Q, ll ,I Mina Mae Sicard . Hulda Eleanor Sommer Ronald Robert Sievert emary Skel 0 gfliwg Jean Spinner Joyce Earlene Smalley Cynthia Smith une l'Cl,C!lflafe6 f Jack Charles Stone J ml sralkefr L T K X Q O' U Teresa St. Laurent I X 1, I Louis Sylvester, Jr. X Jean Vallendar Syring e ,. J 10' - Bernadine R. Szelagowski ' ' T Geraldine Szepski H x llee ,Q , : V -ml' ,F ' -Q LeRoy Rex Landon ,f ' David, sdnlith N N. w- Dexter Taylor John Taylor Ruth Betty Taylor John Edward Thomas A 4 Mary Titus Richard Turner asv julie gl l1Jbl.Cl,te5 Lorralne Esther Ellman Earl Ulrich Betty Ann Webb John Msflvxn Weed ,Ages , QW? Mal 1on W. Urban Thomas Louis Vlllalre Thelma Eloise Vincent Verlyn V1v1an N 1ncent Albert Henry Wakerle Joyce Mane Wagner Dorxs Ruth Wegener Carl F. Weller Jun ven Audre arren Gertrude Frances Warzawski Romayne M. Wawrzyniak Ted Joseph Wawrzyniak James V. Waynee, Jr. Elxzabeth B. WeJrowski Elalne R. VS elch Robert B. Welch Une gl CL6!LtCLi25 . Patricia Margaret Wells Betty Louise Wilson Geraldine H. Wilson Marion A. Wesolowskl John Taylor Wilson Clara Irene Wisniewski Mary Lois White f , 1 I Marie Henrietta Wisniewski Q J . Mary Ann R. Wlttbrodt George Wiley, Jr. Lucille Helen Marie Witzke Edmund Wlodarczak James Evart Williams, Jr, Robert Wlodarczak Jeanette B. Wolff Bert Roy Willis Leonard A. Wood Donald C. Wrobel uw ww, Samuel Pierson Willits Beatrice Marie Wurdock Walter Raymond Wylie wi ,l lal I in i N . Q ep., Q 6 2-P UF 'W' fi . x 1' X rf' Wh . in 5' VSV, Q-nv if 5 . 1 K :iz I A s ' Lille gI'CLJlfL6l,te5 Lillian Beatrice Wanless Virginia Wolverton Goldie Young Norman F. Zabel Arleen Ruth Zessin Loretta R. Zielinski Richard Julian Zielinski Stanley J. Zielinski Betty Ann Dreyer Carman Streeter pA0fOA65 June gl'ClJLl,afte5 . . . Charles Duane Andersong Robert S. Andrews, Jr.3 Ronald B. Birchg Walter G Bridges Francis L Gibelyoug Marlyn W. Hendersong Gerald S. Lewisg Marcel P. Maslowskig Harold B Myers Arthur H Nicklessg Raymond J. Rabideau,J1'.: James V. Richardsong Edward J. Toberg Frances Byfield Leonaia Elizabeth Davidson? Dale Martha Majeskeg Norma June Meyerg Mary Oleskyg Josephine Louise Vlught I s if 's A OMQI' Qlfflgefd of fke 'A , , Irma Anschutz B.A.,M.A. H. R. Evans B. of Music CLCLL f Qin V . 'Wx D t Mrs Fuzene Dersnah Lola L. Bishop F. W. Clegg Jane emps er . , B S B. A. Life Certilicute B.A. . . wqgzs Qu A sf Erma Hellmuth Elson Hood Elizabeth Krafka Libbie Kessler ' ' B.A.,M.A. B. A. B.A.,M.A. Life Certificate '-nik 226:21 - Wi? 'nh -Q-mn.. an Helen 0 I eary B A M A A' .3 042 l . A Q., k walter Olsen Ada ROYHI Fdward Stiles George Tunlson B A M A B A M A Life Certificate ,Q-is L. L. Yeakey B. S. Rose Zielinski Mrs. Roma Lanham Ruth Pake M f W bb l3-A'-.M-A- Cafeteria Dire:-wr Registrar Secr:l':?5lfTreaZur Bl' 1 n Wemoriam Maynard Culver Hicks 1923-1941 anna? aaa Qfhcem S, Kathleen McMorris President D0l'0fhY Wilson Margaret Murchison Vice-President Secretary 8l'l6lfOl f5 A n n D o t y Treasurer NVilma Smith Robert Berry Margery Knepp anuar an O! 1941 N. Q, R , A , N ig. we gilk wg, I Wi N, f 'Q --5, 5 i 1 . 2 W 'l!l'N Jean S. Anderson William Glen Arnold Dolores E. Bakeraitis Garnett J. Bates Robert A. Beattie Ruth Ellen Beauch Doris Jean Becker Ruth Benson Leona Mae Bezesky Donald Clifford Biller Shirley Bissell Lucy Blakeley Jacqueline Blumlo Louis Max Boehm Harry Joseph Borucki Albert Norman Boucher Leo Marion Brashaw Flossie Eva Brown Af Rigs 'Y' , I I 'xx . .5 S x t V x Ruth Miriam Eastman 6U'llftCtl' CL55 AA . . We 'QU at tif QU 'NR .ALL Myron Albert Engstrom Norma Constance Burley Miles Thomas Campbell William Davidson Flaskamp Gilbert L. Carter Clare Howard Chamberlain Rosemary Fogelsonger Mauryne Claire Chevalier Marjorie M. Christiansen Raymond L. Fogg Ernest Cook, Jr. Mabel Dorothy Cowan Margaret Jean Fuhrman Margaret Dolores Cowan Gene Evelyn Cranmer Alice Lorraine Dalrymple Sam Droptiny M 1 . Q, .., . 'D' dv., PHP? A. if '4 CU'llftCU G66 0 1. 3 5 , it -nn, fry as is , 1rI ? fs. A was V k ,Q -. A w Margaret Gemmill Paul D. Ginsberg William E. Hopcroft Betty Jane Horton Alberta Frances Marie Hotchkiss Alice E. Goss Lois Grace Grant Shirley Maxine G1'ay Alice Mildred Grindler Johanna Grohs Kirk Adam Guntermann ?abiana Frances E. Gwizdala Guy Victor Habbershaw Frank F. Hagaman Betty Jane Higgs Josephine Louise Jobsou Betty Elaine Johnson Betty Jones Helen Marie Miller CLIQMCLI' CKCLZM 0 3 fag! wr..-wwf' Elizabeth Jane Moheldski Bernard Roman J. Jaskiewicz Pearl June King Anita Neumeyer Doris Elaine Koteskey Edward Robert Kowalski Faye Fern Nickel Alyce Leona LaPan June E. Laur Fern Faye Nickel Leon William Lutren Sheldon Charles Lutren Betty Jane Norgan Patricia Shaw MacAulay Donald M. MacGregor Harold James Be-dell Lauchlin Shearer MacGregor Harry Markham QQ' wr- Y- - .I z - all .. dl'LlfL6tI' arid Helen L. Schimmelman QQ? Pauline M. Northcott Albert E. Norton, Jr. Genevieve Louise Schram ... me 'Ve amp 9 Vera E. R. Schutt 5 mf' 1 Q Dolores LOUISG Novlak Edward John Nusselt Helen Alberta Shaw if 'lm Dorothy Evelyn Openo Betty June Pierce Marvin Ralph Pretzer Katherine B. Smlth Dawn Jeanette Ramsey Virgil Albert Peter Spychalski Mary Loulse Rogers Ma!'JOl'16 Ann Ruhstoifer Gene Carl Ruffertshofer Jamce May Saunxer Margaret Elaine Steele anuar cm 0 I 941 Dorothy May Stegmann Ruth Gertrude Steinbauer Alfred Lester Stevens Dorothy Kay Struble '-M I ...M . D Elaine Ruth Taylor Doris R. Trombley 'Ht' Louraine M. Tulo Frank Elliott Tyler f' W -oi! Violet F, Ulrich Margaret Van Auken Jerome Western Mildred Fern West Ray Louis Willis Dolores Jane VVittbrodt Dorothy J. Wojciechowski Jean Elizabeth Yeakey TG!! June M. Vlnk Alene Henrietta Weinberg Grace B. Young Me Agafkoa JANUARY AGATHOS Fi:-.vt row: Miss Taylor, Janice Saunier, Peggy Brown, Ann Doty, Alene W b g B tty H Al' G ' dl J L ice rin er, une aur. Second row: Harry Borucki, Anita Neumeyer. The highest honor which a student may receive at Central is election to Agathos, Bay City chapter of the National Honor Society for high school students. Miss Mathilda Schroeder, head of the English department of the Bay City schools, organized the local chapter in 1924. The objectives of the society are Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. The keystone and torch are the emblem of the organization's purpose. Now sponsored by Miss Nelda Taylor, Agathos represents the funda- mental principles for which schools are instituted and gives recognition to those who have most nearly attained perfection. Graduating Seniors only are eligible to membership and at the time this book went to press members of the June graduating class had not been selected for Agathos membership. A S6I'i011S ml1SiC Dmblem is 3b0l1ll A group of Seniors discuss graduation to be settled. Cmfmka ,444 .Siaff . . . Kathl 'F f' an W f:'fr1?E ' t . . 5' Q f -,.::11.,w , f- .5 9 f 4 SRA 49? 2 I 1 ,de Weinberg, Marjorie Miller, Irma Stark, Bud Rohde, Sally Hanson. Laying out the dummy of the yearbook, mounting snapshots and Senior pictures, and arranging group and individual pictures, While at the same time visualizing the completed book, is the work of the Art Staff. Upon this staff rests a large part of the responsibility of the finished production, for the ideas of the editorial staff and the budget set by iff the business staff must be kept con- stantly in view. The high school training of many an able art student is revealed in this import- ant phase of yearbook production. Miss Eicholtz is the adviser of the art staff. genfraga gcbforiafsgiaff , ,, 'ir' Sf'llff'IlI Virginia Mast, Elaine Batzer, Louis DeFoe, June Walraven, Jean Spinner. Standing: Miss Harris, Don Sievert, Editor John MacLaclilan, Margaret Chesney, Frances Fogelsonger, Editor Margaret Murchison. Preparing and editing all copy for the yearbook is the work of the editorial staff. Members of this group learn to recognize the importance of placing the right name with the right face and to discriminate between what is and what is not essential for clarifi- cation. Although the trend of yearbooks is toward pictorial rather t than written material, the editorial l staff is responsible for the running story which results in the conti- nuity of subject matter in a pic- torial production. Miss Harris is the editorial adviser. Cenfraga uziinezizi Charles Doan John D Anderso , Donald DeFrain, Art Meir. John C ats J k 'lh mas ar Hufnagel, Harold Kleinert, Homer Nichols. The business staff of the yearbook has the task of planning a budget which will enable the art and editorial staffs to produce a book which will meet high standards. The business staff keeps the slogan, We must keep within our budget, before the art and editorial staffs. Subscriptions are solicited by this staff, adver- tising is promoted and sold, and circulation is planned and carried out. Practical and real is the business experience gained in this work. Mr. Warner is the business adviser of the year- book. Ctnudfg 6155 John Bartell, Verlyn Vincent, Betty LaForest, William Flaskamp, June Walraven, Helen Miller, Alvin Sprague, Henrietta Spinner. Center: Marian Marshall, Tom Tabor. Robert Hinson and Marian Marshall Death Takes a Holiday was the play spon- sored by the January graduating class and pre- sented in Central's auditorium January 13. The play, written by Alberto Casella, was outstand- ing because of its weird atmosphere. This atmosphere was created by the very theme of the play, the cast which numbered thirteen characters, and the presentation date, Friday, the thirteenth. The near-professional acting of the cast gave a capacity audience proof of the value of dramatic production. William Flaskamp, Verlyn Vincent, June Walraven, Marian Marshall Robert Hinson, Frank Tyler, Tom Tabor. C Lille KKCLZM Ed Cederberg, Betty Wilson, Don VanHaaren, Josephine Wright, Olive Gitchell, Henrietta Spinner Robert Schneideman, Wight Cooke, Tom Tabor. 1 The June graduating class chose Our Town, written by Thornton Wilder, as the all-school play to be presented May 2 in Central's auditorium. This play, like the January play, has many out- standing features since it is presented to prove that drama can be appreciated even without the use of scenery and properties. This is the most ambitious production ever to be attempted by a Central cast. - Funeral scene taken during rehearsals of Our Town. Tom Tabor, Henrietta Spinner, Ed Cederberg oarc! of glclucafion Benjamin Klager Robert Beckett Arnold J. Copeland L. C. Fox B.A.,M.A. President Vice-President Superintendent Leslie C. Hale Frank Johnson Frank Learman A. J, Rehmus 'X Aolokaa January gyracfuafea Jack Lewis Boyce: Kenneth E. Dresser: Joseph G. Gignac: Charles Louis Jenkins: Paul Eugene Joiner: James J. Krause: Earl C. Majeske: Loyal C. Norgan: Eugene Rein- boldg Walter Owen Selley: Jack West: Robert Zube: Marjorie M. Anderson: Natalie M. McKay: Doris Ruth Norgan: Merle Margaret Oakley: Dolores E. Walz: Grace Bell White. And so the story of the evolution of a. Central student is not concluded within these pages but continues with the student's entrance into active citizenship in a great country. The foundation for what students make of themselves has been firmly laid and, as they carry on, the influence of Central days will be revealed. Well-prepared, these students will meet the requirements of the citizens of tomorrow. -x44444444 Wifh Complimenfs and Besf Wishes from fhe following Boy City Retail Clothing Stores SQ Ford's E. J. Miller Wait and Stan May Clothing Co. L. E.Oppeni1eim 8: Co. vvvvvvvv All AAAAAAAAAAAA n4444444444444444s Congrafulafions . . . are in order for having successfully completed your high school course. Add to It specialized training in the vocation of your choice and your chances of success are increased manyfold. If business is your choice, investigate the exceptionally thorough and practical courses and the aggressive employment service offered in your own business college. An illustrated catalogue is available to those interested. BAY CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE 7OI-705 N. Madison Avenue Telephone 4 I 44 vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvw Q44444444444444444444444444444444 BRISSETTE'S Lunch and Dairy Bar We specialize in LIGHT LUNCHES Complete Fountain Service 807 N. HENRY s'r. BAY crrv, MICH. C. E. BLANCHARD Funeral Home Air-ConcIi+ioned 1020 N. MADISON AVE. PHONE 6701 LW vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvwK g4444444444AA44444444444A4A4A44A4 McMorris Chevrolei 1- Company- NEW AND USED CARS AND TRUCKS 616 ADAMS BAY CITY DIAL 4526 J. S. Risser Wholesale NEWSPAPERS and MAGAZINES 712 ADAMS STREET PHONE 8681 VE vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv Ae---s44A5g444-,,..,,,-,....... Evvvvvv7vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv H44444444444A4444444444444As444444 The Jennison Hardware Company Congratulations to the Graduating Class of Bay City Central High School Business in Bay City lor 81 Years Wafer aI' Fiffh Congrafulafions, Class of 1941 Freel Drug Company Bay Cily's Newesl and Best Equipped Drug Slore .1111. Meet Your Friends Here Fourth 8: Johnson vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv S vvvvvvvvVvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv .LLL4444 H s Leo D. Goddeyne II03 N. Johnson Sporfing Goods Appliances FOR SAFE BRAKES See Us Millar Super Service We Are Brake Specialists Henry and Vermont Phone 2-3911 - Affleck Electric Co. Contractors -- Dealers in Callahan Paper 8: Supply Co. -li- ELECTRICAL Wholesale Confections SUPPLIES AND FIXTURES Dance and Party Favors Sixth and Adams Phone 5691 Dial 2-2622 1oos N. Adams EQ AA4AA Depend on . . . 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ROGERS The Diamond Store ot Bay City JEWELERS OPTOMETRIST iii Use our Dignified Credit Plan Fifth at Washington Phone 7081 E ll g vvrvwvvvvvvvvvvvmvv S gg... 1 3 1 1 ? 1 I On All Your Trips Carry Smith's quality luggage Bags and Cases that you will be proud to own and carry. Leather Goods that are sure to please. SMITH'S LUGGAGE and LEATHER SHOP eos wAsHiNoToN Ave. Congratulations, Class ot '41 Laye re r's Drug Store ms 1100 COLUMBUS AVENUE - BAY CITY ll Vl -----------------------,4LLL4,,,4 44444JAx4:A4441A K A N E S Credit Clothing Co. Bay City's only home owned credit clothing store Family Outfitters Wenonah Hotel Block 1116 Center Ave. rvvvvvvv Q The Fiesta . . . Thanks the departing Seniors tor their patronage and cordially invites the Freshmen l5II COLUMBUS - 0 Peoples S+a're Savings Bank AUBURN, MICHIGAN -1 1- 2? 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H v 0 A FEW YEARS AGO we fool: business pride in being selected fo pro- duce and 'Furnish all the woodworlr for Bay Ci+y's new Central High School. 9 TODAY we 'lake a civic pride in the splendid quality of the Graduates this school produces, and extend to this year's graduates our Congrafulafions and Besf Wishes -iii- LEWIS MANUFACTU RING CC. A Complefe Builders Service Since 1896 Lafayette and Michigan Telephone 6548 EMERGENCYl . . . an old word fo us Come what may-storm, fire, flood-peak loads at any hour of the 24 -defense production changing entire industrial routine . . . call them emergencies or the order of the day, our company stands to duty, takes them in stride, stays on the job night and day. Preparedness is the watchword, always has been, to stand up to the challenge of home defense. That's why Consumers Power Company today meets the new emergency of national defense with power for production. In that spirit we report for duty to serve our communities and the nation. 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