Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1924 volume:

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' ' . , . . . . t is . . . . , ' 2 k SSHN S V19 HISTORY OF CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL l859 I924 The hlstory of Pentral Hrgh School dates back to those years before the ClVll War when the UHIOD Schools were the only public schools ln the cxty These school although more advanced m therr courses than the pres ent Grammar schools by no means prepared one for college As early as l844 sponsors of educatlon rn the crty began to reallze the need of a more advanced publrc school but every attempt to meet thls need proved a failure Fmally on August 30 1859 twenty three boys wlth Mr Henry Chaney actmg as combmed prlnclpal and faculty met ln an upper room of a two story frame bulldmv located on the present srte of the Board of Educatlon and lard the foundation of the Detrolt Hlgh School Although of humble beglnnmg the school progressed steadlly Toward the end of the frrst year a one story brlck addltlon was constructed ln the rear of the buxldmg The following year the doors were thrown open to glrls the total enrollment amounted to one hundred and four and lVl1ss Pollay was added to the faculty ln une of the same year the school graduated lts first class The organlzatlon had grown so large by IS63 that rt was deemed ex pedlent to remove lt to the old Capltol bulldmg This bulldlng sltuated ln the trlangle formed by Grxswold State and Rowland streets was then sur rounded by resldences For forty years the school contlnued rn thls locallty cons antly lncreaslng rn prosperity and slze It had grown so large by l893 that plans were made for a new Hugh School These plans were hastened by the burnlng of the Caprtol bullclmv on anuary 27 Dunno the three years between the burn mg of the old building and the erection of the new the Blddle House spread nts klndly rf somewhat leaky roof over the students On November I3 l894 with the hlstorlc spade which has slnce that txme played such an important part m the tradltlon of the school the first sod was turned on the srte of the new bulldlng On May I3 l895 the cornerstone was lard by Jared W Fxnny Central s oldest llVlng graduate and Ill x., . .. 5, ' , . y . . 1 . , . s v - ' v - , - Q 1 1 -5, - y - - x v n ' s y v v ' . . . . + . . , c 3' .I ' :a ' . . . . . .- D v . . . -- , . v v v . . e -1 1 ' a n . . - . . . , .. on September I4 1896 the school be an 1ts worlt 1D lts new home Smce about th1s t1me two br xnch hxgh schools Eastern and Xi estern were estab l1shecl IH the c1ty the Detro1t H1 h School became the Detroxt Lentral H1 h School For the last few year Central has hwd YNltl1lI1 1ts walls an 1nst1tut1on that IS rap1clly commv to play an lmportant role The Detrolt unlor College was mformally orvamzed 1n Central ID 191 D ln V973 by act of le 1slature 1t was off1c1ally establxshed and llS courses len thened from two to four years Thus at the present t1me the Detro1t pupll has an opportumty not only for a four year h1 h school course but also for a full four year collece course w1th1n Central H1 h School We have been able to gxve but the me-rest outlme of the h1sto1'y of the chool IH thxs sketch ln studymg the llf6 of the school we End that It has from the bevmnmv steadlly developed 1n Sl e 1n scholarshlp efhcrency and 1n athlet1c ab1l1ty The one thlnv that stands out IS the loyalty of each Central student for h1s school lt IS thlS school sp11'1t that has made Central great ln the past and w1ll make her contlnue to be reat ID the future Faculty who haxe r xdu xted from Qentr xl H1 h School Xlny -Xnderson H B1 p Carolxn Campbell Xllfy Drake Later Rows IS Npencer Q t1hb11ne Q ls.1rhe1111e H1116- llorence Hopkm Ann acobson Hennetta Lm l Lowry R Malcomson Nl1ry Patterson Xllfy Power n ra Xl Rhlnes l R Rmhardson C bar eam Qlrtce Smnh X m Tea Il Xl P Thompson Q II T1 11 bella R X att XX ood ' ' gl .B O V . . 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Q. ,- ,W c. ms 2' . 2 ' ' llele Mblzls 1, 'L I 1 lille lg 'nge lsz: ' . lll' l l 441 LUX G L A S S 6' SV OFFICERS 0,171 A5 S C09 l -Z9 sus 53 lla gmf '7'1 xg XXX Four years have elapsed 'IRCC the present I2 A s entered the portals of Central Hugh School as students for the first tlme of that remarkable mstltu tron It had taken these four years to change the departmg I2 As from dlmrnutxve 9 B s to senlors of responslblllty lt seems yesterday that the present graduating class which has learned to love and honor nts Alma Mater entered thus school as a class of mnth graders afrald SUSPICIOUS and filled wlth awe They were bewlldered and looked upon the faculty as bemg heartless wxthout mercy and far from frlendly But as trme went on our vrews changed the faculty seemed frrendlrer and more helpful the school had lost much of its blgness and we were all eager to do something even m a small capacity for Central We had begun to learn our faults our deflclencles and trled with the and of the faculty to correct them leave a great lmpresslon upon us Term after term passed and as we became older Centralltes our duties and responsrbllltles seemed more apparent Then we became conscious that our graduation whrch seemed so nn flnrtely far as mnth graders had approached very near and we started the work that would make us worthy of bemg a Central graduating class for we pledged ourselves to the precedmg class that we would brlng ourselves up to the standard of former Central classes The functronmg of the class commlttees of the Centrallte Staff and of the casts of the Class Plays coupled wlth our I2 A dances and social functxons served to make our last semester mterestmg and enjoyable Now as graduatron rs nearing and we must sever our actxve relations from the school we feel that we can justly say that thxs class has contributed much to all Central s actxvxtles both Athletlc and Scholastic Graduatlon IS a joyous and sorrowful occasion m each of our llves l brmgs us joy because we have successfully completed a course of study last mg for four years m thus great school and are now prepared to enther con tmue our educatlon or seek our successes m the busmess world and ut havmg sadness because lt IS the hour of partmg from a school and a life we learned to love so well To the faculty we owe our success for their co operatlon and advrce and to Central we owe everything for her teachlng of those great Ideals and tradltrons Saul Levlne l v ii 1471 V V Y' 7 4 K XX Y 3 I 4 lt was at this time that the spirit of loyalty and self-sacriflce began to ,v9fof!pfif,3,Gf vfof f' v?fof3f .2fT,of.2f' v4f.fofo?f,of5f'ofSf Qf56f .4foGf,f,f,Qf,4f cya ,Jv.f2G'.fJ1J. .f,.f2f.Q.'.fifof3',Q' od? 2,4541 - .po .f,.f.Qpf.f.f .gy yf,7.ff,.Q oGff.if,.a,aY,.q.f.f,.Q,cgf,.cf.v, -,'cc'97ag.f.q. f.f .f,.f:f,.Zf,.4 - ,aff .f,f 3 Q x FQQYQE ADVICE TO THE COMING 0 DAY as we leave Central s portals forever we are filled Wlth a feelmg of remorse for not havmg done as much for the school as We had deslred True ve have upheld ltS lofty ldeals and tradltlons to the best of our abxllty but stlll we belleve that we could have done more had we reahzed durlng our hlgh school days how we would feel to day the day when we leave Central never more to be reckoned as members of lt our only connectlon wlth lt being as alumnl From now on Central wxll mean to us only a host of fond recollectlons Centralltes your chance stlll remains to ald 1n keepmg the Blue and Whlte banner high above those of lfS competitors The varlous athletlc teams hold Those who are able to wrlte well or to obtaln adver tlsements are contlnually v elcomed to JOIN the Central Student Staff And those who cannot partlclpate 1n elther of these two modes of act1v1ty can stlll help Cen tral by mamtalnmg a hlgh scholarshlp average Farewell you who Wlll take our places ln future years farewell Do your utmost for dear old Central so that when your tlme comes to graduate you wlll have no cause for regret on account of not havlnff done all you could have done Class of une Z4 WQTCZWHQZ t 562 - e - a A t -, C -, - S M - A C ,gf A f -- AM N- , xi - I lu . 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' 4 L xl W I 1 , . i Al 2 . , 5 h' in ' 1 ' g ' 1 T' 2 ' ' ' ,Q .f,f,.,. -,.,.,. -,, -,., -,,,,.,. -,.,. -,.f,.,,.p,o,-p' ABRAMS JACK Tarpon Sprmgs Hlgh School Tarpon Sprlngs Florxda House of Lxberty Prmtmg Commxttee C C D Its not what you d but you do xt ADAMS LILLIAN CHASE House of Mary Lyon Elgm Hlgh School House Debatmg School Debatlng Treas of 12s House Portla Debatmg Club They are ne er alone that are accompan ed by noble thought ALLEN MAE House of Mary Lyon Ellls School French Club Prmtlng Commlttee C C D A lxttle body doth often harbor a great soul ALZOFON ESTHER House of Athene Blshop School Spamsh Club Decoratlon Commlttee School Opera D T C A full grown flower of glorlous beauty AMES WALTER W House of Argonauts Varslty Football Obellsk Leland Stanford It takes a wise man t p av t e oo 6115, sl 1924 ANDREWS MATILDA House of Vlctory Montelth School Eastern Hxgh School French Club Press Comm ttee CCD Where more lS meant than meets the car ARMSTRONG ROBT D House of Argonauts Faxrbanks Lowell Pres C71 Varslty Football C71 Vars1ty Basketball C51 C61 C71 81 Vuce Pres of House C71 Reserve Football C31 C51 Reserve Basketball C31 C41 Alumm Commlttee Chaxrman CC DandUofM He ever seeks the cheerful sxdc of thlngs ARATA MARY C House of Mary Lyon St Francis School Techm Club Presxdent C71 C81 Student Staff Motto Cornmlttee Chaxrman Class Play D T C The s eetest looking s eetest tempered grl I ever s w AUSTIN ANNABELLE Irving School House of Athene V1ce Pres of House C71 C G C Glee Club Plcture Committee May Festival Opera C C D and U of M To kno her ms to ove er AUSTIN LILLIAN House of Athene Garfield School D B U Qulet and unassumung BACHRACH ESTHER House of Athene Moore School Luncheon Comm1ttee C C D The hand of httle employment hath the dalntxer sense BODGER MAE House of Vlctory Marcy School French Club The world knows lttle greatest people BAKER BURTON P House of john Burroughs Central Hx Y McK1n1ey School PICYUYC Commlttee Business Ad Harvard Honor hes xn Honest tom BALDWIN CARL House of Lmcoln Northwestern Hlgh School French Club Sec C65 Phys cs Club Sergeant at Arms C65 Pres UD Model Aero Club Vlce Pres Chess and Checkers Sec C81 He ms not merely a chlp of the old block but the old block xtself BANKS JOSEPHINE House of Alice Freeman We learn not for school but or 1 e 1924 BARAK MARY House of Athene Garfield School Presldent of House Presxdent of 12As Forum French Club Student Staff Chalrman Gxrls Commlttee Gymnasxum Fete C C D and U of M Sober steadfast and demure BARON JEAN House of Mary Lyon Bnshop School House Baseball French Club Pxcture Comxrnttee T To youth I have but three words o advnce or ork work BEATON ROSALYNDE House of Alxce Freeman The best th ngs are the most d Hi ult BERNSTEIN GERTRUDE House of Mary Lyon Farrand School Decoratlon Commlttee D B U Her ab hty lS her fortune dxsgu se BERTRAM WILLIAM Farrand School House of Lxberty Aeroplane Club Motto Committee C C D and U of M He has a way of winning the rlendshxp of men e women BIELFIELD MILTON House of Liberty House Athletics Social Committee Varsity Tennis C45 C65 C85 Captain C45 C85 Reserve Basketball C55 C65 Varsity Basketball C75 C85 Tenms Club C85 Treas Colgate A thief may steal your purse but ne er your knowledge BLACK ELIZABETH House of Victory McKinley School C G L S Sgt at Arms C6 Vice Pres C75 C85 French Club C65 Student Council Luncheon Committee C C D Genteel in personage onduct and equipage BLACKFORD MARY Levsnsport High School House of Athene Physlcs Club C G L S Girls Committee C C D an erhaetoo muhofa good thing BLOCK SARAH Crosman Schcol House of Athene Span sh Club Girls Committee Opera D. T. C. Student Staff am good: le 1' r vi gay! BLOOM ERNEST House of Argonauts Condon Jun'or High House of Reps. Hi-Y Picture Committee C. C. D. Good as gold: true as steel. Kr 1924 BROWNELL HAZEL House of Athene jefferson School Athene Quartette D T C Here lurks true mirth BRYANT MARJORIE House of Alice Freeman Northern High School Query Club Pmafore Social Committee Ward Belmont As merry as the day is ong BUCHALTER ABRAHAM House of Liberty Dwyer School House Athletics Press Comm ttee U of M The oldest trouble in the world comes from want of under tanding BUCHHALTER NAOMI Hcuse of Mary Lyon Garfield School Forum Debating Club Sec of 12As of Hous Schcol Student Council C C D Diligence is the mo.he of good fortune. ' BUCK STRATTON Irving School House of Lincoln Ob lisk House of Representatives Asst. Clerk C55 C65 Clerk C85 Speaker C85 Lowell Literary Society Pres. Hi-Y Club, Pres. C65 Varsity Debate Varsity Swimming Student Staff Pirates of Penzance Picture Ccmmittee, Chairman U. of M. Genius is a I man's brightest ornament. so it is eloquence that illuminates genius itself. CAMBRIDGE I CELES TINE House of Alice Freeman The best we can do is to try CAMPBELL DAISY House of Athene Tilden School V Pres of 211 12As Varsity Basketball Varslty Hockey Capt C Varsity Track Reserve Basketball House Athletics G A A Treas French Club Glee Club Pres C75 Student Councll Centrahte Staff Chicago School of Phy Ed A true flower of womanhood CARTER FINDLAY House of Liberty City College One today is worth two tomor rows CHADMAN E BRUCE S D A School House of Argonauts Alumni Committee Emmanuel Missionary College Medicine A lon among men bu a lamb among the ladies COE CHARLES House of Lincoln Irving School Obelisk Vice-Pres. House of Reps. Pres. Hi-Y Pres. Lowell, Pres. House Pres. Pres. of 12-B Class Varsity Debate, Varsity Base- ball Varsity Basketball Class Play School Opera Student Staff Class Treas. Wavs and Means Comm. Chr. U. of M. tate and tall, he moves in e ha 2 The chief of a thousand for grace. 3 F 1924 COHEN DAVID Russell School House of Lincoln Motto Committee C C D The heart to conceive the un derstanding to direct the hand t execute COHEN JACK House of Liberty Lincoln School Music Committee C C D U of M I would rather be a poor man in a garret with plenty of books than a king who did not love read mg COHEN MARY House of Alice Freeman Hancock School House Athletics Reserve Basketball Varsity Basketball Capt 1 Varsity Hockey Varsity Baseball Varsity Track Centrahte Staff Plcture Commlttee Chicago School of P E A sportswoman through and through CONNER JUANITA L House of Alice Freeman Palmer School Highland Park High Spanish Club House Basketball House Baseball MUSIC Committee Our deeds determine us as much as we determine our deeds. CONVERSE: HELEN . House of Victory Training High Denver Colo. C. G. L. S. Girls Committee e said less, and thou t more.' CORN ROSLYN AUDREY Farrand School House of Allce Freeman House 12 A V1ce Pres Spanxsh Club journal Club Vlce Pres Q85 Student Staff Centrahte Staff T To those who no er o s can 131111 to t os no er not a or are fa COOPER FANNIE House of Athene Farrand School LeCerc1e Francaxs Physxcs Club T Real orth ee :mer preter CORNFELD ROSE House of Athene Cass Tech Hlgh School House Basketball House Track House Debatmg Physlcs Club Centrahte Staff Go away and let me study DAVENPORT HOWARD jefferson School House of Argonauts Ways and Means Commlttee Marquette College Dentistry Great o l-cs from little a rns grow DAVIS DEVON A Roann Ind Grammar School House of Lxberty House Athletlcs Luncheon Commlttee C D U o T ere no sort of u 1 V x F e e en for gain!- sl 1924 DEAN ALEXANDER House of john Burroughs Parkland Flint House Athletics Vars ty Baseball Unlverslty of Howard Med Some are use and some are othervu e DEAN MADALYNNE E jumor Hugh School Marlon n French Club Vlce Pres UD Pres Q85 lcurnal Club Sec C82 Student Staff Luncheon Committee Ypsllantl Normal Every thing IS possible by dxh gen e and patience DECKER HELENE House of Athene Hancock School Treas of 211 12As Query Club Thou hast the charm stay e m rnmg s n Its steep course DRUST CAROLYN C House of Athene Cheboygan High School Sne sure could speak DUBY CLEMENT L House of Lmcoln Tawas Clty Mxch Luncheon Committee Clty College U of M A qu et seeker after kno ledge EISENBERG GUSSIE House of Athene Northeastern High School Alumni Commlttee Virtue has its own re ard ESTRIN ALEX House of Lmcoln DeWitt Clinton H S N w York City C C D Virtue alone is true nobultv EVANS DAN Condon junior High House of Argonauts Vlce Pres 8: Sec of House Pres of House 12As Student Council H1 Y Pres 8: Vice Pres Lowell Sec House of Reps Obelisk Centralite Staff Reserve 8z Varsity Football Varsity Track Capt Carnegie Tech Engineering Thy modestys a candle to thy Uleflf FEALK JENNIE House of Victory Central Summer School Span sh Club T Eyes and heart lke the of gypsies FARBMAN SIMON House of Argonauts ' Farrand School House Athletics Varsity Tennis Physics Club French Club Tennis Club Decoration Committee U. of M. Law All the great men a e dy'ng, ' don t feel well myself. 6 'z 1924 FIDLER FRANCIS House of Victory Garfield School P S 80 N Y C Central Girls Nature Club Luncheon Committee True as a dial to the sun FINCH FRANCES House of Alxce Freeman Perry High School Perry Mich Music Committee How near to be good at all' FINEBERG SYDNEY Garfield School House of Liberty Physlcs Club Chess 8: Checker Club Tenms Club Aeroplane Club House Athlet cs Varsity Tennis Decoration Commlttee C C D and U of M The tonsequen e of our acts run ete nal th cugh time and space FINKELSTEIN A M House of Jolcn Burroughs Cass High School Student Council Treas Ways and Means Committee N Y City College Thou art a scholar. FISHER FERN House of Victory Burton School Student Staff Social Committee .B. . I had rather ha 'e a fool to make m happy than e'per ence to make l'Tl . . FISHER WILMA Bnshop Summer School Alumnl Commlttee Track Team Lost ln thought she cares what the orld thmks FITZGERALD KATH House of Vlctory not Hnghland Park Hxgh Schoo GL CCD cool reen oasls on ot desert FLINT ROBERT House of L1ncoln McK1nley House Athletxcs Varsity Track Cross Country H1 Y Treas The Cautious eldom err FOSTER SAMUEL House of Argonauts L1ncoln School Decoranon Commxttee C C D and U of M I al ays w n an argumen en I argue Wlth myself FREYMAN BESSIE House of Vlctory B1shop Umon School G A C Musxc Commlttee D T C Good she was and true fuk Qs 1924 GALLETT GRACE Irvmg School House of Athene Query Club Le Socledad Espanola Glee Club House Treas C63 A sweet attractwe kmd Grace GANTZEWITZ CELIA Bxshop Umon School Student Councll Color Commnttee St Louls Conservatory of Music St Louls Con of Muslc I lo e not men they are sxmple GEALER NATHAN House of L1ncoln Garfield School Varsity Football Varslty Basketball Varsxty Baseball Capt House Treas House Athletlcs C C D Fame comes only when d ser ed and then lS as mevxtable de tmy for lf lS destmy itself GILMOUR FREDA House of Alice Freeman L, C D It s better to be meek than l GLICKOYVSKY GUSSIE House of Vrctory Bxshop Umon School Socxal Commlttee French Club D T C She ms the very persomficatxon f cn entlon GUSSIN CARL House of Llberty Garfield School Pres Liberty 12 As Pres House 12B s House Sec f7DV1ce Pres School Student Councl Webster Debatmg Club Vlce Pres 175 Sec L I Tennls Club Pres C81 Varslty Tennis C65 C81 House Athletlcs House Debatmg Student Staff Centrallte Stal? Edltor U of M Bus Admlnlstratlon Work nght on thru censure or applause GOODMAN SELMA House of Vtctory Blshop School Alumm Commxttee D T C Ful of fun wxth or adventure and mlschlef GREENSPON OSCAR House of Argonauts Cass Tech Lmcoln Grammar Musxc Commxttee C C D Electr1calEngneer I have often regretted words but never my snlence HACKMAN BERTHA House of Athene Garfield School T Sweet as a prxmrose peep beneath the thorn HERMANOFF IRVIN Lmcoln School Webster Spanvsh Club Journal Club Student Staff Sec of House UD Sec of House l2A's Chr 12B Soc1al Comm ttee Chr Decoratlon Committee U of M , Law The world knows lxttl of nts great men 1924 Quit HESS LUCILLE House of Athene Hancock School Central Glrls Club Press Commlttee Detro1t College of Medxcme U of M Law Dxgmty wxth ease HOLLANDER ADELE House of Vlctory Irvmg School C G N C Dancmg Team Dancmg Fete Vaudevllle Show Color Commlttee A sight to dream of not to tell ILSLEY JESSIE ELIZ House of Allce Freeman Irvmg School Press Comm1ttee D T C The great theatre for vlrtue con-,C ence JACOB DAVID G House of john Burroughs Tllden School French Club House Athletlcs Soc1al Commxttee Treas 12A s House U of M Learnmg wxthout thought labcur lost thought w1thou learn ln IS DCU OLIS JACOBSON, REBECCA Garfield School House of Mary Lyon Glrls' Athletlc Assocletlon French Club Physlcs Club C C D For virtue only flnds eternal fame' JOHNS PEARL E House of Athene Bellevue School Sec of House 12A s Sec of House 12Bs Student Councxl French Club C G C Color Comrruttee Chr T Here comes a lady JASMER ALICE House of Alice Freeman Hancock School Ways and Means Commlttee House Decoratlon Commxttee Sparush Club Techm Art School Peace IS always beautxful JUBENVILLE IRENE Longfellow School House of Victory C G L S Corres Sec C85 House 12A Sec A fund of lnborn gracxousness JULIAR BENJAMIN House of john Burroughs Moore School V1ce Pres of House Student Councll Student Staff C C D U of M Medlcme Deeds not words ount KANTER LILLIAN House of Mary Lyon Garfield School House Treasurer House Vlce Pres IZA s Vlce Pres 12As Class Vxce Pres 12B Class Forum Debatmg Soclety Vlce-Pres. C65 C73 President C83 Student Staff Managing Editor U, of M. 'Endurance foresight, strength. and skill.' 1924 KATZ SIMON C House of Argonauts Garbeld School Social Commlttee Chr C C D and U of M Bus Adrrumstratlon He 1s the master cf hrs fate and the capra n of hxs soul KEMP RUTH House of Vxctory Tall graceful as prlng herself KING ISABEL McK1nley School House of Vlctory Student Councll Portna Sec C71 Pncture Commlttee Demson Umversltv My hopes are not al ays real Zed but I always hope KINZIL CHRISTINE House of Mary Lyon McK1nley School House Basketball Central Grrls Club Treas House 12B s C C D and U of M A merry heart lS the best com Dany KIRSCHBAUM LEO Faxrbanks S A C House of john Burroughs Sec of House Webster journal Treas. Student Staff Centralite Staff Alumni Committee Class Play C. C. D. Lit.-U. of M Law A gr at ship need' deep aters.' KRAMER HYMAN House of John Burroughs Bishop School Student Staff Decoratxon Commlttee C C D He as a scholar and a gentle man too KOROBKIN FLORENCE House of Athene Opera Flower Commxttee House of Atrene Russell School Sllence s H n LACHER ROSE House of Mary Lyon Bxshop School Color Commxttee Umverslty of Chlcago A lght heart lxe lo g LANTO GEORGE House of john Burroughs Jefferson School House Student Councxl Vnce Pres 12B s of House Aeroplane Club Pln Committee Yale Bus Admmlstratxon He who hath vu sdom spa or LAZAROWITZ ANNA House of Vxctory Much does she d n her l'T13nl lCl QV? sa I 1924 LESZCZYNSKI CHAS House of Llberty Anythmg ns possrble by diligence and patience LESTER DAVID W House of Lmcoln Irvmg School Varsxty Track Varsxty Football Varslty Cheer Leader House Treas Vlce Pres C Club Pres Athletlc Assn Pres Class 12B Treas H1 Y Lowell Llterary Soc V Pres Prmtmg Commlttee Student Bus Manager Kenyon Sc1ent1Hc Its that heart that makes man all the rest lS rubblsh LESTER STUART House of Lmcoln jefferson School House Track House Football Varslty Track Varslty Football Reserve Football Pm Commxttee Iowa State A hon among the ladles mo t dreadful thing LEV CHARLOTTE House of Athene Garfield School Spamsh Club Pm Commlttee C C D Smxle and the world smxles wxth you LOLAR JEANETTE Russell School House of Mary Lyon Color Commnttee D B U What I earned I have forgot ten what I .mow I have guessed LEVINE SAUL House of Argonauts Garfield School Webster Debatxng Club Sec C71 Pres C81 Spamsh Club Pres C71 House President House Actlvltles Class Pres dent Varsity Debatmg 6 Capt C71 Student Staff Class Play U of M Busmess He came He saw quered LEWIS KATHERINE Hancock School House of Vlctory Vrce Pres C71 Pres C81 C G C Sec C51Pres C61 C71 Vlce Pres C81 Sec of Student Councll Varslty Debating Luncheon Commlttee Chr Class Play U of M Many frlendsh p ha he made MANN EMILIE E House of Ahce Freeman Hancock School House Debatmg Team Portla Debatmg Pres C71 Physlcs Club Vlce Pres C61 House Pres C61 C71 Pres A11ce Freeman 12B s Pres Allce Freeman 12A S Recelved the Spade C71 Centrallte Staff Secretary of 12A s T Brlght ln mmd and fair n fa equxpped 1th knowledge as well grace MARKOVVITZ lV'AX House of Llberty Blshop School Hlgh School Orchestra Muslc Commlttee Most glorlou nlght thou wer! not made for lumber MASSERMAN IRVING House of Llberty Palmer School Webster House Athletlcs Physlcs Club Pres C81 Opera Chess and Checker Club Pres C71 C81 Sec Treas of House 12As Aeroplane Club Pres Centralnte Staff Class Play C C D and U of M A good fnend and a lu pal -xi!! 1924 MCLEOD HELEN House of Mary Lyon Duane Doty School French Club journal Club Student Stal? Pm Commrttee T C Ynsllantl Normal su ed e m bmon MENZER HARRY House of Lmcoln Dryden Hxgh School House Athletlcs Physics Club Treas C81 D D A frxend gentlem s hat MILSTEIN NATHAN House of Lmcoln Lmcoln School Phvslcs Club Vxce Pres Webster Debatmg Socxety Le Cercle Francals Centrallte Art Edltor Central te Staff C C D Coml Advertxsm Deep on hxs front engraven e hberat on sat and public care MELI PHILIP House of Lmcoln Charlerol Pa High School Cross Country Team Varsity Track Alumm Committee House Athletlcs U of M H s enemxes shall lek dust MIRAL SOLOMON House of john Burroughs House Athletrcs CIIV College of Detroit sx ft t har and s C3 Y , Z , n- e, .-. ff igri . I5 yarn! y - , G . ., - - , . H 'on- ' l' ' . . . H C L To cce an lnf ns my a - . - - -, . . ., . . - , ' , C. C. ., . C. L. I. 'A is SS v Q ' .a U an. v all thru service given. f more can We Say' , . . , , , . . . - , - I ' x ., . . ' v .', 5 , . . v . . ., . g , - I ' ' .v d - C l , . A A- ' ' i ce, W ' as H , 7 A . 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C81 sp k. .. - r C 7: MOFFAT CATHERINE House of Vxctory Txlden School C G L S freas C61 C75 Recordxng Sec Q83 Luncheon Commlttee Presldent House 12As Centrallte Staff U of M Theres nothlng that allayS HU angry mmd as soon as a sweet beauty MORRIS RUTH House of Victory McM1chae1 Speclal Advanced Class C G L S Centrahte Staff Pm Commlttee Class Play C C D She IS strong four years math r1at1cs has she survxved MORRISH RAYMOND House of john Burroughs Longfellow School College of Detrolt Eng neermg He who deserves so well need MURPHY LOIS D House of Athene Hely School Portia Physics Club House Treas C81 Dancmg Fete Pxcture Commlttee Student Councll C C D and U of M The e are none luke her none MOYER ELLIOTT Irvmg School House of Lmcoln Pres 12As Lmcoln Webster journal Club Treas Pres Tenms Club House Athlencs Freshman Basketball House Debatmg Varslty Debatmg Student Staff Centrallte Staff Class Play Umverslty of Callforma He has no faults e cept that 1 4 s faultless YM MURRAY MILTON Elmira Free Academy House of Liberty Lowell H1 Y Spamsh Club House Vxce Pres House Debatmg House Athletlcs Opera Student Staff Ill speak to t thou h he xtself shall gape MURRELL ANNA L House of Alice Freeman Irvmg School School Student Councll Pm Commlttee Sec of House 12Bs Centrallte Staff Mrs Bennett s School I leave my character behind m MUTNICK HELEN Falrbanks School House of Vlctory Tenms Club Muszc Commlttee U of M They say best women are moulded out of faults MYERS ETHEL House of Athene Moore School C C D Modesty has nts o n reward NEESLEY NATHAN House of Lxberty Irvmg School Sec of House Q85 House Athletlcs Reserve Basketball Varslty Basketball Varsnty Baseball School Student Councll Centralxte Staff Men are occasxonally partxcular and the least partxcular men are the most e act ng f -z , Q ' B 2 ' - 2, . e M 1 1 n lv v 3 A . , Y- , - . . , - I .. . A . . lv I . .. . . 1 . l , g ll . . 'Y , . . . . t I ' .. - . 1 of ' . l H F r - Y e li . , . , l ' - .. 5 , not another's praise. . , ., 9 ' . , .. r . I I I l . f tl . W .W , , . ., , , .- . . 8 v . . f ' , x' llc X l . i 'H 26 NICHAMIN HYMAN House of John Burroughs lefferson School Pxnafore Pxrates of Penzance May Festlval Glee Club Student Staff Centrahte Staff Motto Commlttee U of M Law As a wrt nf not first t e first lme OLDS CARL House of Llberty Walker Farm School Reserve Basketball Varslty Basketball Varslty Baseball House Athletlcs Flower Commlttee Colorado College of Mlnes Fame does not al ays err some tmes she chooses well PLISKOW HARRY L House of Argonauts Bxshop Umon School Webster Debatmg Club Treas C63 VICE Pres 185 House Debatmg Capt Student Staff Centrahte Cxrculatlon Staff Class Play U of D Law He speaks b eHy a d 1 e poxnt PLISKOW MOLLY Washington School House of Allce Freeman Amencan Gentleman Plnafore Physlcs Club House Quartette Gtrls Commxttee Dancms Fete Untversxty of Musxc Come and trnp lf as you the lxght fantastc toe POSTEMA MYRTLE House of Vtctory Hockley Htgh School Muskegon Mlch Color Commlttee Student Staff U of M faxr d s hara ter as xn person 'si 'Q 1924 RASHKEN BELLE N House of Alxce Freeman Irvmg School Motto Commlttee D B U C ara te s a diamond Ich scratches all other surface RATKOWSKY DAVE Irvmg School House of Lmcoln Vemce Umon Polytechmc House Track Flower Commxttee Clty College of Detrolt G e e ery man thy ear but fe thy olce RAYMOND LOUIS House of Lmcoln Varslty Football House Athletlcs Pmafore Chr of Prtntmg Commlttee Sec Treas of Lmcoln 12Bs e he fry f patient l'TlBl'l RICHARDSON VELMA F House of Victory Garfield School Hous Baseball Gov Clerk Consxstency the chef char acterxstxc un a makeup lxke hers RIFKIN JOSEPH House of Argonauts Blshop Umon School Centrahte Staff Chess and Checker Club Motto Committee C C D lo e a hand that meets n vt th a gra p that ause some ensat o bw. X , F . 'ti 5 1231 u ...., i Y-ITN' 24 - vv ,, - H , . ' , ' in h ve V . . . - -. . . - h c r x wh ' s. 1 , . . ' ' ' Hi .. W :V - . . i , , f , , iv v W , . V' . . , O - . , . - C67 - . . . Northeastern High . ., -s ' u ri n 0 th . . . - 1. , . - . , Bewar t u o a ' , tt - U , . . , . ' '. Q . 3 ' ' go on XA - V i - ' is . i - , ' s As ' an weet in c c , - .. I v my ow '1 s c' s S in 27 ROSEN HARRY House of Argonauts Bishop School House Athletics Reserve Football Student Staff U of M Law Little but oh my ROSA MARY House of Mary Lyon St Francis School Sec of Techm C85 Motto Committee D B U The hand that made you hath made you good ROSENBERG ANNA House of Vlctory House Swimming Motto Committee House Basketball C C D and U of M all' Her ays are the vavs of pleas al'lU'lCSS ROSENMAN SOL House of Lincoln Irving School House Soorts School Orchestra Flower Commlttee C C D and U of M T e yro eb saltht t many Small make the Gr at ROSENTHAL LOUIS House of LIHCOIH Garfield School Physics Club House Athletics Varsity Tennis Alumni Committee Class Play U. of M. Engineering His words are bonds. h's love sncere. 1924 ROTMAN SARAH Bishop Union School House of V1ctory D T C Always hoping for the best but 1 epar ng for the worst SANGSTER LOUIS House of Argonauts Lmcoln School House Athletics Varsity Track Press Committee Howard University Dentistry Silence IS golden so silent h keeps SACHS ISRAEL E House of Argonauts Baker Oregon House Athletxcs Student Council V1ce Pres House Sec Treas House 12As Ways and Means Commlttee Centralite Staff C C D Pre Medlc He has a good reason for what he doe nd the will to do SCHECHTER ROSE House of Athene Garfield School Forum Treas 18D Pinafore Motto Committee Business Secretary R neme t is the keynote f SCHEURMAN ROBERT House of john Burroughs Hancock School House Athletics Reserve Football Varsity Track Cross Country Vice-Pres. of House C73 President of House C85 Hi-Y Club Centralite Staff Pin Committee U. of M. Engineering He works quietly but well. SCHUMAKER GEORGE House of Llberty Northem Lowell Sec C51 C61 V Pres C71 Washmgton Lee Umverslty Grls are the cause of mv de 35' SEEL RUDOLPH Lmcoln School House of Lrberty Decoration Commxttee C C D and U of M Study 1s pleasure knowledge lnght SEELEY FRANKLIN Irvmg School House of Llncoln H of R C51 C81 Clerk C71 H1 Y Sec C51 C71 Student Councll Centrallte Staff House Athletxcs C C D as a sc o ar ue an good one exceedmg 1se au- spoken and persuadmg SELIK LILLIAN C House of Vxctory Farrand School Spamsh Club Vlce Pres C61 Pres1dent C71 Chr Flower Commxttee D B I A personallty as brxght r and attractx e as sun H er to a e SENSEMAN ADA B House of Vxctory Northwestern Hlgh Ways and Means Commzttee C C D and U of M Takxng lfe cooly and serenelv 35 lf COITICS -xi' 'Q SHAPIRO BENJAMIN A House of Llberty Northwestern Jumor Hxgh School Orchestra Physlcs Club Chess and Checker Club Musxc Comrruttee Chr Detrolt Instxtute of MUSICBI Art Hrs musxc would charm any CHC SHAPIRO MARION House of Allce Freeman With an eye to see hfe sun nnest slde SHAW CHARLES Moore School House of Argonauts Northern Hugh Member Student Board Central H1gh School College of Cxty of Detroit Electrlcal Engineer The greatest truths are the lmplest so are the g eatest men SHERIDAN HELEN House of Athene Blshop Summer School C G C House Gymnaslum Meets Prmtmg Committee D B I SHULMAN ABE Hous of Argonauts Garfield School House Track Pm Commlttee Michigan Umversxty Busmess A mxghty spxrxt hlls that ll! frame SILVER JAMES JACK House of john Burroughs Lmcoln School Presldent 12As House Secretary 12B s House Student Staff Centrahte Staff House Athletlcs Physxcs Club Sgt at Armsf8D Webster Debatlng Club Press Committee Chr Class Play C C D and john Hopkins Umverslty Medlcme He came forth a blazlng vouth SIEGEL YETTA House of Mary Lyon Freeman Lmcoln School D B U The only way to have a frxend as to be one STANBERY BERNARD House of Argonauts jefferson School Luncheon Commlttee Bus Ad U of M The best frxend a man ever had SUCHNER MARGARET House of Mary Lyon Kennedy School Techru Sec Pres VPres Gnrls Commlttee Why frown when you may sm le SINGERMAN RUTH House of Mary Lyon Russell School La Socledad Espanola Color Commlttee C C D A short saymg oft contams much wnsdom SKLAR EDITH House of Allce Freeman Garfield School Decoratlon Commxttee Wesleyan College A true fuend fore er a frxend STAMELL MEYER Massachusetts Publlc School Garfield School House of Argonauts School Orchestra House Football Physlcs Club French Club Centrallte Staff Pm Comrruttee C C D and U of Med Knowledge ls po er 1924 SUGARMAN LOUIS L House of Argonauts Blshop Umon School Soclal Commlttee House Track School Orchestra Chess and Checker Club C C D andU ofM Law He posse sed an anr by no means common SUKENIC BERNARD House of Argonauts Bnshop School Color Commlttee C C D There lS a gnft beyond the reach of art that of being eloquently sxlent SWAN FRANCES Hcuse of Allce Freeman Tllden School French Club C G L S Sec of House 12A Class Centrallte Staff Luncheon Commlttee D T C oo mlh ndomxsfoy SWEETWINE ALEX Farrand School House of Lmcoln Color Commlttee U of D Chara ter lS hngher than nte c SYMONDS KEITH Jackson Hxgh School Adrxan Hlgh School Pnntmg Commlttee As honest as the day lS long TABACHNIK EDITH House of Ahce Freeman Moore School Physxcs Club T S constancy xs a wonderful excellence TABACHNICK ESTHER House of Mary Lyon Prmtmg Commlttee Basketball Team Swlmmlng Team U of M Let not your hea t be troubled TAISH ROSE House of Mary Lyon Trowbndge School Northeastern Jr Hlgh Student Staff Centralxte Staff G N Secretary journal Club Spamsh Club Alumm Commlttee D T C 1 a K se olsed a1r thou eemsr ro rest 3 17 1924 TAYLOR EDWARD House of Argonauts Owen School Student Councrl Press Commlttee C C D Accountancy Silence never betrayed anyone TAYLOR NEWTON House of Llberty Fairbanks School House Basketball House Football Member H1 Y Alumm Commxttee U of M Elec Engmeermg In lxfe ajs well has racxng alll the I OTS ZCCI ents appen 3 lt! C dxtches and cut down fences THAV ABRAHAM S House of Argonauts Russell Grammar School Press Committee C C D and U of M The ladxes are my do nfall TISDALE GEORGE House of Argonauts George lr High School Cercle Prancals Armour Inst of Technology Chlcago Illmols Flre Protectlon Engmeermg H never speaks ll he has someth ng orth hle to say TRAMONTIN STELLA House of Mary Lyon Hughes H1gh C1ncmnat1 Spamsh Club Luncheon Committee Busmess College M studles ha e all my tm VERT VERONA House of Mary Lyon Garfield School House Basketball C G C Pflflflflg Commlttee Ypsxlantr Normal Great bluffs from lttle studv grow VICARY MARY JANE House of Mary Lyon Falrbanks School House Debatmg School Debatmg Portla Sec Treas Pres Pres Mary Lyon 12Bs Pres Mary Lyon 12As Student Councll House Sec He vo ce was e er oft and an e cellent thxng voman VICTORSON EARL H House of Lmcoln N E Hlgh Sec and Treas Lmcoln 2A Tenms Club House Athletrcs Reserve Football Varsxty Baseball Varslty Basketball Picture Commxttee U of M A wxse man s the maker of hrs fortune WALERSTEIN ROSE House of Vlctory Well pon ed well balanced and 1n perfect equ I brlum WEBB RUTH House of Vlctory Thlrkell Varslty R1He Varslty Hockey Mgr Girls Basketball Team Query Treas C62 V Pres C73 87 Glee Club Sec C71 Sec of 12B Class Sec of House C85 Treas of House 12A s Ways and Means Commlttee City College Her gentle vo ce and manner are lrre lstzble if 7 'TJ 1924 WEINBERG LOLA House of Mary Lyon Irvmg School Treas of C G N C C73 Sec of House 12B Alumm Commlttee Art School When work interferes with pleasure qunt the work WEINSTEIN ANN M House of Mary Lyon Blshop Summer School C G N C Pres C8J Student Staff Centralxte Staff journal Club Spanlsh Club Umverslty of Chxcago T A g rl we lo e for what he rs WEISBERG MORRIS Lxncoln Hlgh Los Angeles House of Argonauts Plcture Committee House Athletlcs S R O T C Spamsh Club Syracuse Umversxty Busmess Admlnlstratlon He was a good man and Just WEISS EVELYNE House of Athene Jefferson Intermedlate Spamsh Club Soclal Commlttee Plrates of Penzance B Variety ls the SDICC of lxfe WEISS LAURETTA House of Al1ce Freeman Lmcoln School Le Cercle Francals Decoratlon Commlttee D B U Faxlure 15 but a closed door to SUCCCES WESTPHAL WILMA House of Allce Freeman Lmcoln School House Basketball Muslc Commntee C G C C A merry heat xs th b st any WILCOX DIXIE House of Athene Marr School House Debatm House Swlmmlng Team Varslty Swlmmlng Portxa Debatmg Club Luncheon Commlttee U1 School of Physxcal Educatlon True ment needs unter preter WODE VERYL M House of Athene Longfellow School Centrallte Staff C The Joy of lx ng shone face ALLEN MILDRED House of Mary Lyon Tllden School C G L S Student Councnl Q85 Glrls Athletlc Assoclatlon Alumm Commlttee Sherwood Musxc School El' Wxsc to re olve patient to per form AMES FLORENCE Hou e of Mary Lyon Garfield School Decoratlcn Co'nm1ttee Flower Commlttee Ypsllantl State Normal Work and succeed 41' 'U SI 1924 BAKER PEARL House of Athene McK1nley School Student Staff Pm Commlttee C G L S Sec UD Treas C81 Opera Glee Club Q72 Sec C83 May Festlval Let me ha e mus undy ng an I seek no mo e delight BROWNE EDNA House cf Vxctory Faxrbanks School Central Glrls Club House Basketball House Tenn1s V1ce Pres of lll l2As Pmafore Pxrates of Penzance Lnrls Comrruttee Sa that she f say that she looks as clear as mormng ro es newly ashed wlth dew CHESTER WILLIAM P U of D Hlgh House of Llberty Vxce Pres 12A s L1berty Reserve Football Opera Bus Mgr U of D ard he road b I have reckoned GREENBERG JACK Lmcoln School House of Llberty Decoratlon Commlttee C C D and U of M The wheel of the orld swmgs HUTTON NELLIE House of Marv Lyon Tllden School Central Girls Club Cercle Francals Press Commlttee T The gentle mmnd by gentle deeds IS kno n FREEDMAN, SIMEON House of Liberty Bishop School Cass Tech House Quartet Centralite Staff C. C. D.-U. of M., Dentistry Here's to art. COHEN HARRY House of john Burroughs Lincoln Summer School House Track House Football House Basketball Treas of 12As of House Treas of House C8J School Orchestra None but the bra e deser e e all' WOOD HAZEL House of Victory McKinley School Central Girls Club The Eleventh Hour Farrand Training School for Nurses A quiet thoughtful one sooth ing and restful SHAPIRO JOSEPH Russell School House of Liberty House Athletics Ways and Means Committee Athletic Association C C D and U of D Business Administration The talent of success is mo e than donng what you can but in doing it well MARGOLIS MORRIS D House of John Burroughs Teachers Seminary Warsaw Russia Prmhng Commrttee C C D Det College of Med Men of few words are mostly good men 1924 wise STOWELL, CLARENCE M Poe School House of Lincoln Gladstone Hi-Y Treas. 173, C85 Student Council House Baseball Picture Committee Oberlin College Very quiet but use was REAUME LOUISE House of Victory In her Latin sne is buried f when the day com to be marred shell be prepared CARTER FRANCES W MEYER FLORA House of Alice Freeman Central Summer School House Swlmmlng and Gym Meet House Basketball Treas of 12As of Hou e Wavs and Means Committee Friendship is a priceless treas LIFE SMITH IRWIN House of Argonauts Hancock School Centrallte Staff Varsity Baseball House Athletlcs House of Representatives House 12A Vice Pres A sensible well possessed young man who does things quietly an efficiently MARVIN HENRY House of John Burroughs House of Representatlves CDU all O C 'va able than gold L! LA FATA IDA House of Vlctory Eastern Hlgh School House 12B Sec Journal Club Student Staff French Club Constan y to purpo e t e ret of ATKINSON CAROL YAROWSKY ETHEL Farrand School House of Mary Lyon Socxal Comm1ttee Danclng Fete Pxnafore French Club Sec C6j V1ce Pres C75 Flower Committee T r eve are e o oul 1 9 2 4 DITTUS JACOB FREDK GINCOFF NICHOLAS CLEVELAND ELTON G LEPA JOHN LINDBLOOIVI CARL A STARK PAULINE STRICKSTEIN SAM A WILLIAMS BEN L WILTSIE ROCELIA ,kk . 5 ,A A 54 , , , . A gcod r v 'on is m r '1- . L1 . s c ' is h sec success. t . A . ' -a .- .. - -, g ...- . - - ' - . C. He V s th wind ws of her ' ,- Q i: k W 5 ,W ,V , l , b y 1 . - . . - , . 'B-'I-'e, ww, :ZX Qsxisa 1' ? 'Sw ,t sr ,vw Mx 39- 'ace Ja, tg., G 111 2.11 314 PRIN C! 991-A Asskr 6 B Q08 165 175 166 - - ,V 'L,, gi: 19 ,BMX ,Y X ai I. up . ,M 'J 1 Qt 7 ' 7, . if v i Q 52 .B as 4'- Wfje' Vw , I fy , x sg wwf' ' x fg 1 Q r' 0495 Ns ' L a o EL 47- 'J ,V :T -1 V . 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Qi ,NZ L I X I A ' 'fx Q9 ' A , , , , 'V X kg - f, 'I 5, f N ' x r fs, , l , .X . 0 efsssfp irv 1 Av 1 , 17As!l'L, E' ug Che facult rj-, CD Many years have passed smce flrst that hrgh mlnded group of ploneers felt the need of a publxc hugh school for thelr boys and Ulrls And Central we know was the result of this urge But knowing full well that bulldmgs alone do not constitute education they placed ln command the finest teachers posslble Throughout these years the members of the faculty have played con splcuous parts They have not only preslded ln the class room but have been the advxsors of the student body as well They have Orleved over defeats they have rejolced IH our trxumphs Always have they endeavored to lmbue every Centralxte with the true Central splrxt to Install wlthln us the Ideals and standards fundamental of the rlght mode of lxvlnv It rs true that scholarshxp by Itself cannot make a Uoocl teacher To be successful an lnstructor must have thus but he must also possess patience understandmv leadershxp and a keen mslvht mto the d1Herent relatlons of life We know that our faculty are men and women who do not lack these qualities They are of that calibre that lb the very backbone of the educa tlonal system Nor do they confine thelr energxes to the class room alone Each phase of school llfe has recen ed their flrm support X1 o they sprexd a healthx soclal Qpl It throughout the school We appreclate every one of our faculty and hope that thls attempt mxll conx ey to them ln some measure the sincerest thanks of each Qent allte G x fr -1 s ' z 1 1 1 'H K ,J 05 1 1 4: , - 1 'fl sf QV th: rn ma cm ma cm L ,V-1-' ., Cu cm cm an cm cm u ' f , I if ' ' X v, Q , s ff Av 'x ' n cm az: an cn: ma u3f'ij...L. 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WM Fhuorvsn No doubt you have often heard someone speak of the former members of Central At least durmg talks ln the house when graduate members have been referred to they have been spoken of as former members Per chance you may have wondered at the time just what was meant by a former member ln my estlmatlon one who rs graduated from Central and breaks all tres bmdlng hlm to her forgets her ldeals does not llve up to her lofty standards severs frlendshlps made there and acts generally as lf he had never known or cared that a Central High School existed that my frlends IS a former member Central has very few If any such members Do I hear someone say that he thought a student who had been graduated from Central was a former member3 Ah perhaps that IS what many of you thlnk Thls mterchangmg of the two terms former member and graduate member ns a common mlstake among us which seems so sllght a one that It passes unnotlced However It should be corrected as no one who has ever been graduated from Central rs really a former member That IS he may be After you had been Graduated would It be musxc to your ears to hear yourself spoken of as a former mernber3 Or would you resent It and feel as though you were bemg offered an 1nsult3 Would you like to know or feel that after you were gone your old frlends and class mates when mentlonmg your name added that explanatory phrase a former member? Would lt not make you feel as rf all dear charns lmklnv you to your Alma Mater had been broken by hands that dxd not understand3 l am sure the majority would answer no to the first question and yes to the second and third There IS no necesslty for endurlng that msult The remedy IS the Central Hlgh School Alumni Assocxatlon whlch was organlzed for the express pur pose that no student might ever be called a former member A graduate member yes but by JOlI'llI'1U the Alumm he contlnues to be a member of Central even though the prescnbed course of four years study has been completed What a splendxd opportumty of maintaining your membership and re dressing the sllght of belng called a former member whlle at the same tlme 7X . t , 1 ' - - , , , , , , , . . , y . V . . , , . Y . . , . - , - , if he so desires, but it is not at all necessary. I Z Y I I Z ' ' Y . - Y . . Y 3 y A - , ' . . . D . . , , many pleasures and benefits may be derlved from belongmg to the A socnatlon There are always actxvltxes of a socmal nature m which the members of the Alumm engage and from whnch they recexve great enjoyment Let us cast our eyes back over the record of the past year and vrew the accomplishments of our predecessors The great oclal functlon of the year was the Annual Ball which was held ln the month of anuary at the General Motors Buxldmg and as usual was very successful lt rs celebrated as an event when graduate members from all over the country unlte wrth thelr class mates and discuss the good old day The next thmg on the Alumm soclal calendar was slated for March Thls was the banquet ln the school lunch room Durmg the banquet some of the cast from the opera Naughty lVlar1etta glven by the Cnty College rendered selectlons which were warmly recelved by the assembled audience The program was followed by a busmess meetmg Wrth the entrance of the flowery month of May come the yearly ex curslon to Bob lo an event whlch IS always looked forward to as a regular pxcnlc whrch faculty Alumm and students allke enjoy to ether Not only do these functxons tend to promote good fellowshlp and to form everlastlng frlendshxps but they have a more practical and phrlanthroplc alm The net proceeds from these occurrence are devoted to the Alumm Scholarshlp Fund and the Central l-hgh Loan Fund who e object rs to help earnest students who would not otherwxse be able to attend college The money thus loaned IS repaxd wnth mterest ln due tlme ln addltron to thls noble work the Alumm IS always worklng dlllgently to benefit the school which has done so much for Its members Recently through the orgamzatlon Central wa granted the longed for athletlc field whlch we need so badly At the present tlme the Assocxatlon lS concerning itself wlth the project of a new burldlng for Central lts deslre IS that the nexh hugh school whxch the cxty burlds should be glven to Central and that the one whlch we now occupy be turned over entirely to the college The organlzatlon has a great number of Graduate members now enrolled and the class of une 24 expects to mcrea e that figure conslderably The Central High School Alumm ASSOClatlOn has had a very brxlllant and honorable past and has gathered unto ltself many laurels and lorles These and other well known facts malte lts contlnued succes assured Not among the least of these assurances are the capable officers whrch have been elected Presldent Fred Lawton Vice Presldent Charlctte Sargeant Secretary Roy A Elll Treasurer H H Dlclunson Executive Chairman Rex Cunllffe VMW S . , . , Q . - . 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Y Y 5 . , C3 l 1 - s , D , , g . , ' ' s . fl Y lx Uhr Lgnnnr Svnrwtg At graduatlon the students who recelve honorable mentlon are those who have dlstlngulshed themselves by earnest and consclentlous study S as a scholastlc reward there IS glven the cum laude cllploma and as a stlll hlgher mark of dlstlnctlon the summa cum laude However there are students who have glfts ln dlrectlons other than scholarshlp and who ln other 3CflVltlCS such as athletlcs or debatlng have glven thelr servlces unsparlngly to the school To provlde recognltlon for such students ln the year 1912 Davld M Mackenzle the present Dean of Detrolt Clty College and at that tlme the Prlnclpal of Central Hlgh School establlshed the Honor Soclety the membershlp of whlch IS llmlted to two per cent of each graduatlon class No one whose scholarship IS low lS Cllglble to membershlp Electlon to thls organlzatlon whlch IS the hlghest recognltlon that can be conferred on any student slgnlfles that the chosen boy or glrl has Leader shlp SCYVICC and Slncerlty He must have the glft of leadershlp he must show a hlgh standard of loyalty to hls school he must bestow the labor of body and mlnd for the advancement of hls fellow students and he must exempllfy ln hls dally conduct the hlgh ldeals of Central Hlgh School Slnce ltS establlshment ln I9 l 2 the followlng persons have been honored by electlon to the ranks of the Honor Soclety June 1912 Norton lves Bertha Pulford Harold ackson ames Blackwood Edgar Plerce Helen ames January, 1913 Marjorle Paterson Glen Howland Harry Whlttln ham Gray Muzzy June, 1 913 Donald Conn Stanley Smlth eanne Bresler Thomas Poe Harry Aldrlch January 1914 Kenneth Monroe Carl Neumann Paula Henze Helen Bower June 1914 Lynn PICTSOH Marlon Tyler Cherry Lane Edna Cllfford Charles lves Frank Bogart January 1915 Robert Munn Alex Crockett Dorls Ross Marlon Ackley June 1915 Colln Campbell Margaret Post Palmer Sutton Waldo Herbert January 1 91 6 Mar uerlte Chapln George Malcomson -ll! June 1916 Frances ackson Edward Bovlll Frank Pease Elma Purlngton Theo Schllngman January 191 7 eanette Frazer ulla Broadwell Gladys Plnchette Fred Fletcher Robert Grlndley Alfred Crook June 1917 Geraldlne Brasle Laura Snyder Edwln Kay Harry ones Robert Angell Fred Wall Slmon Shetzer Wllford Wllson Xvllllam Wachs 1 O . o, , , . . 7 Y 7 1 1 ' 3 , , , , , . l , - 2 3 I , Y 9 9 I J - . . 0 'D 1 . , v 1 , . 0 . . . I 5 Graduates Lulu Rodda Katrina Schermer- horn Fred Thompson January, 1918 Charles Brokaw Duncan McCallum Alfred May Elizabeth Vinton Elizabeth McDowell Graduates Mary Tea an essle Metcalf Hu h Hitchcock Edith Rankin June, 1918 Stanley Kresge Alfred Pelham Howard ones Vvihla Hutson January 1919 Coolidge Kreis Reubm Aptekar June 1919 David Carter Edward Lambrecht ohn Mulheron Xvalter Pear Genevieve Peoples January, 1920 Sarah Lambert Charles Miller Edward Toupalik June, 1920 Marion Taylor Gus Bobertz Don Frederick January 1 92 1 Margaret Dixon Richard Laurence Walter lwaddock June, 1921 Frank Henderson Ann Lacy Glen Forshee Gerald Miller Robert Arm trong Mitchel Andrews January 1922 une Baker Max Cohen Mary C-us in Charles ones Nlar aret Townsend Gbhttuarq June, 1922 Frances Alvord Rowena Carson Vernon De Tar Ruth Dunn Elwood Lawrence .lack Seebald Mabel Snowdon Albert Peters Ross Wilkins January, 1 923 Hattie Barber udith Breitenbach Victor Calcaterra ullan D Hall Eleanor Scher ames Qheppard June, 1923 Raphael Altman Ralph Clark Keyes Marion Herrick Lovett January 1924 amuel Babcock Henry Grinnell amuel Kovan Vary lihom on 4111 iurruultul anh lnunm llilllllllll ut nur rltlr-main 1 Ilnl 411.12 Hartrxrlr inlm pzvmrh dllldll nu 4FP11I'lIlI'lI Qfunniq .mth Nuutuu liuuhrrh mil tmruin tuur aiu mrmnru ut lur hh unll rlur hr rlurlfhrh lIlll1PI'1PnlI11lI' duh tillnm tuinnt 1 nt ilu Lfiutril 1!iu1h Qrlmul -ll Y O - . 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We 'V 951 E -31 The offices of the Trallblazer Dally were hummmv vxlth the concentrated lndustry of a metropolltan paper Although thls tumult was the same as on any ordmary day behmd the mahogany doors of the Conference Room a great lssue was bemg decldecl The managxng edltor Franklm Seeley had called a meeting of' the several dlvnlfied overbearmv and xmposmg member of the edltorxal board and departmental heads lncludlng the Edltor ln Chxef l..1ll1an Kanter and ASSOCIHIC Edltors Stratton Buck and Slmon Katz The sxtuatlon to be met was the publlshmg of a memorial ISSUE com memoratmg the graduatlon from Central High School of that lllustrlous brll llant sclntlllatlng class of une 1924 The fun started when the City Edltor Kewple Armstrong mslsted upon a yellow paper prmted wxth blue type on whlte paper A compromlse was suggested by the great peace maker ack Greenberg Henry Clays onlv successful successor who elucldated on the relative merits of a real newsy newspaper espoused by hlm and those of a yellow sheet suggested by Edltor Armstrong Then oe Rlfklfl Soclety Edltor called time out on the wrangle ln order to pre ent hls vlews namely to have the paper consist m the mam of personal :tems l-le was drowned out by the staff artlsts Mike Stamell and Natle Mllstem who contended that pictures of the class would be most flttmg for the occaslon And do you thmk that ended 1t5 We should hope to tell you lt dxdn t Up Jumped Dan Evans who wlth lVlary Cohen ran the sportlng pages and uggested demanded mslsted upon a revlew of the athletlc achlevements of the members of the class But xt remained to the SHUECIOUS resourceful tactful broadmlnded ames ack Sllver who occupied the time honored posltxon of column wrlter to effect a conclllatxon between the contendmg fac tlons It was unammously agreed upon to prmt all these features m what was tc- be called the Twenty Year Annlversary lssue And then the work of getting the materlal together began ln earnest Clty Editor Armstrong dele gated to three of hls assistants, Edward Taylor, Frances Swan, and Lola Welnberg, the arduous task of getting the latest dope on the sensatnonal eternal triangle, the lrwm Smlth, Emllle Mann, and Frieda Gllmour affalr Editor Rlflun chose Ann LOUISE lVlurrel, Abraham Shulman, and Ethel Meyers as an lnvestrgatmg commlttee to collect cholce personal blts The 47 'V A cs, 1 or 5: 'V4-l l' ll A YQ - . 4 XX H Y 5 I V f wlgilttw X I 3 l. 5 N ' 2 ' Q , - W l lt K v W l' an n gb ll X Q az I 4 , Q' 4 'lg A17-,Z g g g A g ' F e - gd.. . , . . . J Y 1 -1 . . Y J . , ' J- M ll , 7 . . J . . , . . y .. . ,. l. . l , 1 J 'I 1 , 1 3 1 - work on the sportxng pages progressed smoothly Dan Evans sent Ted Masserman and Rudolph Seel to cover the Olymprc games Ro e Taxsh was lookmg up reports on Ulrls basketball and was very efficlent havmg been an excellent cook ln hugh school So was rt wrth the other departments and at last the day of publlcatlon arrlved The paper was a decided success the articles well written and of true mtere t ln glarlng headlmes on the front page was prmted JUDGE SAUL LEVINE AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVE TO WORLD PEACE. CONFER ENCE Hrs posrtxon as Chref justlce was filled by Charles Coe who was m the polltlcal lxme llght of Washington A great man a great future An other man of promise was Hyman Kramer who recelved hrs seat ln the House of Representatlves on the Hlstory Research Ticket A glance down the page showed that Carl Gussm had obtained a patent on a cut glass razor to be restricted to the use of basketball moustaches only lr was noted that Roslyn Audrey Corn was takmg up a post graduate course ln Greek at Del..uxe We further dlscovered that the law fnrm of Klrsclhaum and Nrchamm had dlssolved because of the electron of the partners as prcsecutrng attorney and United States Marshal respectlvely On the second page we saw that Harry Rosen as head of a Jazz band was running ln close competltxon wlth the Regent Syncopators Forelgn News told us that Harry Pllskow was to be hot m Mexlco b the Bolshevrst government with Bernard Stanberry at lts head for selllng cwarettes whrch were condemned by Darsy Campbell Chief of Pollce We observed that Elllott Moyer had been arrested agam and convicted for sell mg pop to the feeble minded lsrael Sachs testlfylng The Soclety column dlsclosed many mterestmg facts Headmg the lust appeared the names of Katherme LCWIS and Catherme Moffat who were entertalnmg at Pah ongg for the Excluslve Delegatlon of the lnternatxonal BlOlOglCal and Geolovlcal Confederatlon for the Better Development of l..1ma Beans m apan Further inspection revealed the fact that Flora Meyer had attained fame as a leadlng model for the Natural Dressmakers Company with Earl Vlctorson as Presldent of lt Mary Arata and Ethel Yarowsky were runmng close ln the Flrestone Tire Company Beauty Contest wrth the aged l M M l Mean Myself Her manoff as udge We found that Lrlllan Selrk had been appomted Am ba sador to Spam You remember how she used to twl t those Spanlsh words around We were surprrsed to dlscover that Mary Barak had mar rled a hreman Apparently she was not a false alarm But he might have been an old flame lmavlne our urprlse when we learned that Edna Browne was a modlste and lt was rumored the chxef costumer for the first lady of the land Mary ane Vrcary And just thunk' Chrl trne Kmzel and Verona Vert were running a chlcken farm ID Montana Yes those girls always dld show a frlendly feellng towards animals On the feature page there was wrrtten an artlcle about Ann Weinstein Remember what deliciously reactlonary art artlcles she used to write for the -ln . .. .. . 5 . . . . . 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Student3 Well now she was making an eaten ive tour of Greenland study ing the evolution of lead pencils But the blazing sensation on this page was an article on lVl1lton lVl Murray written by lVlarJor1e L Bryant lt seems that he was caught making love violently to the wife of a South American president fycvu remember what an excellent Spanish student he was Such an aptitude' and sentenced to be hanged forthwith However the lady ln the case prevailed upon her rigidly righteou husband to grant the man his llfe He consented and Milton was allowed to go But such was the sheer bravado of the brute that he paid the wrathful President a very cordial visit with much bowing took some of his cigarettes and departed after a touching scene with his light o love And at last we came to the page which is read by more people than is any other page in a new paper the sporting page The feature article of the page was the one relating to the results of the Olymplc Games Upon reading the article we found that the United States won the Title for the 18th consecutive time mainly through the feats of Dave Lester who shone out as the individual star ln addition to setting new records in the high jump and shot put Dave Lester came in econd in the discus throw meanwhile gaming the distinction of high point scorer of the meet Others who placed in the meet were Robert Scheurman and Stewart Lester ln another article we were furnished some statistics about the achieve ments of little Natle Cealer during h1s fifteen years playlnv with the New York the old Bill Tilden Milton Bielfield and Si Farbman had won places on the American Tennis Team But the real treat of the issue was the collectlon of photographs of the class members Who were these replicas of the Smith Brothers3 No one else but Kewpie Armstrong and Natle Gealer And this stern astute dignified personage of implacable vlsage was none other than Stratton Buck It was more than amusing to see Ethel lVlae Allen as a buxom motherly matron But that bald headed imposing lookmg person was surely Chuck Coe No it was Leo Klrschbaum We reco nlzed Elliott Moyer and Carl Gussln as the popular trade mark of the Soakum Dryum Clean er Co The three faces of lVlad.alynne Dean Helen McLeod and Devon Davis were fa miliar to u because of the publicity they were given in a recent divorce scan a You will agree with us as the critics did that the issue was good But one thing we missed and that Bill Chester s debonalr smile No doubt t was disguised behind a growth or shredded wheat All good things must come to an end as Ring Lardner or was it Alfred Lord Tenny on3 said Therefore broadcasting station R A C and H N is slgnlng off at I2 61 P lVl in the year of our Landlord I944 A P After prohibition 44 . , I ' si , 'f . S . i I ' . S . . v . Celtics. Upon scanning the page further we found that under the tutoring of d l. s . I ' . , ' g . . . . . DRAIVIATICS Centrals dramatlc season began wlth the presentatlon of three one act plays by the Class of anuary l9Z4 The program was opened by Wlnl fred Hawkrldges dellghtfully humorous play The Florists Shop T e leadlng members of the cast were Fanny Blondy Arlene Glldenhorn and Abraham Satovsky The second play the ulntero brothers A Sunny Mornlng dlsclosed some unusual tWlStS of human nature The leadlng roles were taken by Constance Sldner and Vlctor Abelson The concludlng play was an exceedlngly unlque lncldent drawn from the wldely known llves of Columblne and Harlequln by Kenneth Goodman and Ben Hecht The roles of Columblne and Harlequln were taken by Mary Thomson and Walter Layne Too much PYBISC cannot be glven to the Senlor casts who executed the playlets ln an unusually brllllant manner and to Mrs Carter MISS Thelma ames MISS Conover Mr Rosecrarlce lVllss Lang and MISS Conklln for thelr lnvaluable SCTVICCS The Plrates of Penzance by Gllbert and Sulllvan whlch has the honor of belng one of the three most popular comlc operas produced was glven by the muslc department ln two splendld performances on the evenlngs of the 25th and 26th of Aprll The members of the cast ln order of thelr appearance were Marlon Knlesle Rlchard Frankensteen lda Schumltcher Mltchell Cowan Stuart Plgglns oan MHVIUS Rose Steln Pearl Baker Kamma Nlelson Henry Hough ton the chorus of Major General s daughters chorus of Plrates and chorus of Pollce The flrst act opens ln a plrate camp on the sea shore The story tells of Frederlck a plrate apprentlce who IS a slave to hls consclence Fred erlck havlng attalned the age of twenty one years flnds hlmself a free man He leaves the Plrates and meets Mabel the Major General s daughter wlth whom he falls ln love lmmedlately ThlS general IS educated ln every con celvable subject save mllltary tactlcs Frederlck and Mabel are about to wed when the Plrate Klng remlnds Frederlck that he was born ln leap year on February 29 and wlll not be of age untll I940 He IS therefore stlll apprentlced to thelr band and must ald the plrates ln avenglnv themselves on Mabel s father Mabel summons the sergeant and pollce force to capture the rufhans The entlre play IS a satlre of soclal condltlons and ends ln an unexpected cllmax MISS Conklln the dlrector asslsted by Mr Russell Smlth of the College who coached the llnes IS much to be congratulated upon her good work for the opera was a great success and was enjoyed by all Followlng the custom of former classes the class of une 24 presented several one act plays Suppressed Deslres IS a rolllcklng satlre on psycho analysls by Susan Glaspell and George Cram Cook It was admlrably presented wlth Saul Levlne IH the lead He was well supported by Rose Schecter and Ruth Morris The second play The Lost Sllk Hat by Lord Dunsany IS also a comedy Charles Cce Sydney Flneberg Stratton Buck Elllott Moyer and Douglas Armstrong took leadlng parts The Pot Bollers by Allce Gerstenberg was the thlrd and last play Thls IS a satlre on present methods of play wrltlng Harry Pllskow as the leadlng actor dlsplayed hls hlstrlonlc ablllty Mary Arata Slmon Katz Katherlne LEWIS Leo Klrschbaum ames Sllver and LOUIS Rosenthal were ln the supportlng cast Much credlt l due MISS ames who dlrected The Lo t Sllk Hat and Mr Rosecrance vwhc dlrected the other two plays for thelr Flne mana ement and coachlng 4 . . . , J . . - ' ' ' 41 - v ru h o v . 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A .l . .- s j , S , ' u or 3 5 CLASS WILL We the respectlve members of the graduatmg class of une I924 A D bemg of a sound sane and dlsposmg mmd and memory do now make and publish thls our last Wrll and Testament to be contracted durlng our career ln the Detroit Central Hugh School ln order as Justly as we may to distribute our lnterests IH the sand school among the many succeeding men and women graduates And first that part of our Interests namely Nlathematxc Language History Englxsh and varrous other books ad mfinltum whlch IS known among men and recognized m the sheep bound volumes of the Law as our tanglble property belng lnconslderable and of no account to us we leave mcllscrlm mately to the myrlads of commg freshmen Our relatxve amounts of bram power or thlnkmg abxlxty with which generous Nature has provlded or handrcapped us at the start of llfe are not at our dxsposal but these rhmgs excepted all else ln thls school of any value or lmportance to us we do now proceed to devlse and bequeath re spectlvely vlz l Mary Barak do hereby bequeath my unfortunate aptltude for glgglmg at the wrong time to Rose Sosnow ky so that the sald Rose may enchance her glrllsh charms thereby l Carl Crussm do hereby Wlll my Graft wlth a certam Spanlsh teacher to my beloved 3 namesake Carl Gussm l Slmon Katz do hereby wlll that most PYCCIOUS helrloom the family locker to Sam Talchovsky who may use It for any purpose he deems neces sary except bootlegglng l lrvmg Ted Masserman do hereby wlll and bequeath my marvelous rendermg of that Immortal masterplece I make a motlon we adJourn l Beckman that pernlcxous exponent of parlnamentary law l Ben ulxar do hereby leave two of my four eyes to lVlart1n Donon Slberla l lsrael Erme Sachs do hereby bequeath a complete pad of tardy excuses slgned by lVlr Burroughs sxgnatures guaranteed not to be forgerles to Sxdney Shevltz to whom at trmes they wlll be extremely u eful l Kewple Armstrong do hereby leave my precious power of gaming what l go after good marks excepted to an ,fone who can get an E. and then get up and glve three cheers for hrs good fortune l Frances Swan do hereby Wlll one leadless pencll to the lucky person who can argue lVl1ss C-erls lnto bellevlng that he or she deserves an A l Slmon Farbman do hereby will my abllxty of devourmg 303 consec utlve hot dog sandwlches to Sam Tarnapol who poor chap always seems to be on the verge of complete starvatxon l Loxs Murphy do hereby leave my garbled and unlntelh lble transla txons of The lllad to the faculty Bless em we have enough troubles over here ourselves wlthout havmg added tortures lmported from Greece l Dalsy Campbell do hereby wxll my complete knowledge of the an cient and honored game of basketball to ean Blue ln order that sand knowl edge may help her m the compllmg of the new book which she IS about to publish Confessions of a Basketball Player l Chase Lllllan Adams do hereby bequeath my oratorlcal talent and forenslc ablllty to George Sternberg the commg Patrick Henry COh Yes! l Ann M Welnstexn do hereby leave my artl t1c talents to Sylvla Ctoldstem who poor soul caring nothmg for the beauties of nature IS all engrossed m the practlcal slde of lxfe namely Beaux and chocolate pecan sundaes 46 'y s r , .', l 7 V Y I Y . 1 Y 1 Q -l q U -C, 1 ' 1 Q Y I - Y Y U 'Q 7 Y 1 s , : v 5 , f. I , , jr. Y 'Q I 1 1 ll U1 . a .. - - - - to , J ' , ' , future pitcher on the Corntassel Baseball Team, champions of japan and - I 1 s P, 1 1 Y 3 - , M . f J ' D y I Y I . ,l , . , . - I Y I ' . y . .g. - ' C 7 3 D f, . U 7 - J , ' - , . , , , . Y- , .. I Hyman Nlchamm do hereby bequeath my abnllty to dash off an ed: tonal ln l25f475 of a second to the next ournall m class with the hope that the sald artlcles escape S S F s all percenvlng eyes l Elllott Moyer havlng been rejected by Mme Blanche the emment toe dancer of Toronto Florida therefore am resolved to leave this crooell world and do hereby leave all my earthly possesslons and goods to The Home for the Feeble Mlnded sltuated at Cass and Xvarren Avenues De trort Mich l Nathan C Neesley being ln a klndly and mavnanlmous mood do hereby bequeath the entlre unlverse to any one who wants lt l having no further use for It l Mrlton Blelheld do hereby wlll my huge assortment of tennis racquets to Ollver Kanter wnth the famt hope that wlth their help he may actually hut the ball over the net l ames ack Sllver do hereby wlll my ma netlc personallty and takmg ways to Manny Van Vllet God bless hlml l Mary Arata leave my ablllty to arrange my tre ses ln one thousand and one dlfferent ways to any glrl who has chosen matrlmony as a llfe pro fessron l Mllton Murray being obsessed wlth a feelln of sympathy and not Wllllng to leave my hard feellnvs behmd me do hereby wrll to the faculty my entlre wlllmgness to fOYglVC them for glvlng me such a raw deal dur mg my stay IH Central l Charles Coe do hereby leave my au terlty dlffmty and abllxty t bluff the publxcl to Ed Straw Now we ll have to have Ed s vest let out l Harry Fats Rosen do hereby bequeath 50 pounds of my excess avolrdupols to Tlny Smith so that when Sald Tmy grows old he can make a llvlng by Jommg a clrcus l Dave Lester do hereby leave my entxre set of book on the difficult subject of Counterfeltlng or How to Make a l00 Dollar Blll Out of a Ten spot to Buster Schultz who no doubt wlll study the volumes zealously l Troisky Ames do hereby wxll two Russlan rubles to Trot unxor to be expended ln provldrng the Sald kltten wlth two bowls of mllk and three dog blscults every day of its earthly exlstence l also appomt Elmer Poole as guardxan of the aforementxoned quadruped l Ben Shaplro do hereby leave my ablllty of being heard and not seen to Vlctor Avrumn the human Magnavox l Nathan Gealer do hereby bestow on the unwelcome shoulders of Harry Last my uncanny ablllty of shootlng baskets after the ame IS over l Molly Pllskow do hereby leave my glrllsh ways damty manners and rnlld temper to Gertrude Felnstexn Vlfe feel sorry for the poor glrl dont you3 l Louis Rosenthal do hereby bequeath my mlspronunclatlon of the Envllsh language to any one who rs foollsh enou h to accept lt l Cathenne Moffat bemg upremely poor and havin absolutely noth mg that l can truly call my own except my name cannot even afford to make out a wlll Boo hoo' l Madalynne Dean do hereby wlll my ablllty to wheedle orgamzatxon reports out of club secretaries to the next Orgamzatlon Editor of The Student CP S Also my sympathy -1 I Y - A J s , 7 I ' Y - F V . - y ,Y , - , . , - , D , , . , , , , D 1 J f' , , 1 5 v v g 5 . , . 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U . . 5 3 n v 5 g ' , , , I I lVIary ane Vlcary do hereby lntrust my mnocent and gulleless ways to any feeble minded lassle who has an ldea that schools are made for study mg ln I Earl H Vlctorson do hereby will and bequeath 0000l cents to Che ter Harrls for kmdly tlppmv me on the ponles CLat1nD I Daniel Evan do hereby cheerfully glve s x Inches of my larky frame to my beloved brother Charles who no doubt wxll joyfully accept the bounty I Roslyn Audrey Corn do hereby leave my proflclency IH the gentle art of Sarcasm to Sylvia Stone ln order that ln a small way lt may protect her from those horrid IVIEN I Meyer Stammell do hereby will my vast and prlceless collectlon of I s and A s to anyone who can pronounce czanmopurskrgbxyz wxth out breaklng at least two teeth I Abe Fmklestem do hereby bequeath to the many succeedmg mem bers of the Student Councll my hall perrods to be pent ln chasmg mdlgnant freshmen around the block I Franklm Seeley do hereby bequeath to Vlfglnla Crosby my ambltlon of becommg pre ldent of the Republlc of Slberla DJ eber hear of a female president'-I I Harry Menzer do hereby leave my smooth and flowing eloquence of speech to Al Schwartz so that he may more easily ra1se a graft Wlth hrs teachers I Emllle Mann wlll my purse my Eversharp my powder puff ln fact everythmg I own to any one who can answer the Riddle of the Modern Sphmx Why IS a faculty3 Burke to the commg I2 A s May they suffer as I haven t m porxng over nts dlsmal lmes I Phllxp lVIel1 do hereby will my cyclomc manners and spasmodlc movements to Elmer Poole future of the world s lf30th yard clash record also my unchallenged gum chewmg record I George Schumaker man about town and general trouble seeker rl hereby wrll all my flashy tres and shmy boots to a most notable cause namely The Soclety for Prevention of Cruelty to Students I Leo Kxrschbaum do hereby leave to thls school my appreclatxon for what lt has done for me expressed m a lxttle glft of a box of unsafe safetw pms I Anna Murrell do hereby leave my recxpe for makmv muffins out of concrete to the Chemlstry Department defymg them to analyze the sald unholy concoctxon I Saul Levme havmg completed four lllu trlous years of hlgh school lnfe do hereby bequeath to the succeedmg I2 A presldent that whlch has brought me through unscathed namely my ablllty to elephant the public I Harry Pllskow do hereby bequeath my Romeo rmpersonatxons and hold her hand ways to any poor duffer who actually thml-ts he IS ln LOVE I LIIIIBU Kanter do hereby words fall mel Our several and numerous bequests havmg been devlsed and bequeathed we do now Jomtly and everally appomt Mr Stocl-:mg as executor and do charge hlm wlth enforcmg the provlslons of thxs our legal wlll In wltness whereof we do hereby et our slgnature thrs twenty sxxth day of une A D I924 The Craduatlncf Class of Detroxt Central Hugh School -lh v J . , . . . 1 cu ' ' , ' s, ' ' I ' . 1 1 . 1 1 , . . 7 I Y U Y , . . . y . . , . H 1 1 5 y . v . . . . . ' ll Y If n 4 u n , 9 . . Y ' Y 7 -1 D I 1 Y .. . I, Joseph Rifkin, do hereby bequeath my perfect misunderstanding of 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 0 - 'I 1 1 , . , . . . . y . . . yd Y Y . ' Z , y . , . . S . . - ' .1 .. .. . 9 Y ' Y 9 V - - I '. I D . 1 Y it . y . . 5 y . i , , Q . . , . 1 f in 7 I 5 A The members of the une 24 Graduating class bevan thelr last term at Central with a splrlt whlch prophesled success At the first excellently conducted meeting Saul Levine prominent debater was chosen as Presldent Lllllan Kanter Vice Presldent Emnlle Mann qecretary and Charles Coe Treasurer Practrcally every member of the class was placed on one of the varlous committees which were soon appomted The seniors are to be convratulated on the splendlcl co operation shown ln all such work For there was much rlvalry because each committee vxecl wlth the others to see whlch would pro duce the best results On the other hand the soclal actrvrtles were by no means neglected The customary Senior dance was glVCI1 early rn March and turned out to be hlghly successful Charlle Burkes Orchestra provlded the muslc whose snappy tunes were much enjoyed by the hrtherto sedate SCDIOTQ Later ln the term another frollc was held rn honor of the I2 A s The gym was hardly recognnzable rn xts Gay an' of festlvrty for the decoratlon commrttee had completely camouflaged xt There were several mterestlnv features at thrs affalr among which was a brand 1Vlarch led by the officers of both classes ln short every one confessed to havxnf' had a lovely trme However one of the foremost actxvxtles ln the senior class 1 the pro ductlon of the class plays Thls year there are to be three one act plays ln order that as many I2 A s as possible may display thelr talents M155 Dorls ames and Mr Rosecrance have the dlrectron of them wlth the probable asslstance of lVl1ss Lowry These faculty members were well chosen sxnce they have drrected varlous other successful productions In Central We know that they can be nothmg but good ln closing this resume of the senior actlvltles the members of the class feel gratrfned by their achlevement ln all their work they have shown the true valiant Central splrlt and they have reached thelr goal -4 I Q sq ,x s - A ,g X X . , 1 Q y fx , . . 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I-IOUSE OF ATI-IENE As the year draws to a close the pxcture of our patron goddess seems to gaze down and reallze how falthfully and earnestly her hand mardens under therr offlcers of the anuary term Fannie Znff President Anabell AUStlD Vrce Presldent Frances Hughes Secretary and Curace Gallett Treas urer exerted all thexr efforts to mltlate the new 9 B s mto hugh school life and keep before all our members the hugh ldeals of character and scholarshlp for whlch the House stands As a result of the debatmg contest of October 2 the jolnt work of Hat t1e Murphy Rose Cornfeld Crrace GlllCSpl6 Ann Babcock lrene Covltz and Rose Greenberg has succeeded m keeplng the Forum debatmg trophy won last year m our new trophy case We hope to hold rt permanently At the end of thls same term Ednth Bates one of the most brllllant members of the anuary class added her name to those who have gamed hugh dlstmctxon m scholarshrp The new members of the sprxng term were warmly welcomed mto the House at a party m the gymnasium where all of the three hundred and fifty two glrls enrolled were very pleasantly entertamed by recltatlons toe dances and dancing Refreshments also formed a part of the entertamment of that never to be forgotten afternoon The House upholds her athletlc record by clalmlng Hattie Murphy Dalsy Campbell Beatrice Lynch and ean Blue on the Varslty Basketball team ean by the way has recently been elected the House R O T C sponsor We also hold the girls baseball cup the gymnaslum trophy and the gurls track cup which was won twlce ln successxon We asplre to work hard enough to hold them for three years and then clalm them as our own Preparatlons are afoot for the dedlcatlon of the new banner whlch was designed by Hattre Mu phy It may be presented at the House annlversary Smce last year we won the prlzes for sellmg the highest number of Alumm membership and Bob Lo tlCkCtS one prize bemg the ebony and Ivory gavel We are hopxng by earnest effort to wm these honors again Wrth all these other aCtlVltl6S the Athene glrls are WOYklh2 along llt erary paths Now that Wrhla Hutson Editor ln Chief and Crodmother of The Athenlan the house paper has withdrawn from the school the dutv of carrylng on thls mterestmg work IS entrusted to a newly appomted staff Veryl Wode holds the office of Edltor ln Chief wlth Myrtle Kane Dorothy Davis Esther DeYoung and Elsle Evans as asslstants The first issue m March was excellent and promises well for the future The House looks forward to its nnlversary under the dlrectnon of Mary Barak Presldent Dalsy Campbell Vlce Presxdent Hattle Murphy Secre tary and Lors Murphy Treasurer With the and of Mlss Sleeper, the girls are preparlng pretty sprmg songs to grace the house program And so, whether In work or m play, the girls of Athene are forever mindful of the House motto and pledge Self reverence self knowledge self control These three alone lead llfe to sovereign power These wlll we seek to make our llves a power for good among our fellow men H wfl W ' t I Y ', X ' ' 1 , 1 1 V gz g l, ,, 4 ' I gn cm cm un cm cm nk f ', g-f'Cu rm an gm gn an qv ' r f - 1 Q . 5' ll X W, ,, , . , -, . ,Y W E KV' xx r Pg' fx W 1 A l v ex T of Y th A 0 A i tx lj - ' X v H' K if 'A .R ' ' fe f C -1 . c u cm N an un cm rm - 5,1 ,, ,n cm cm an gm u 1 .- vl f 'fag H Q t r . 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C . , . - . : v - 3 r - HOUSE OF MARY LYON ALICE FREEMAN It mxght well be regarded as an act of Providence that the two Ulrls houses ln Central representmg the xdeals of two splendid American women were unlted Into one For surely never could any houses show finer co oper atxon than thls The commlttees have worked faithfully and well each and every member has been lmbued vnth the same tenaclous splnt whlch charac terlzed these splendld ploneers amon women Mary Lyon Alice Freeman At the begmnmg of last term the officers of the house Emllne Mann President Ro e Sosnowsky VICC Presldent Mary ane Vlcary Secretary Lllllan Kanter Treasurer and Frances Swan President of the Student Councll started the house on a successful term Wnth the approach of the debatmg season a team composed of Mar garet Schlafer Rose Sosnowsky Lllllan Adams Margurxte Le Vlers Mary ane Vlcary and Emllle Mann was hnally selected by the veterans from last year s team with Miss Hawley s aid Although the glrls dld not brmg back the cup because of unfortunate clrcumstances their worth as debaters was shown ln that three glrls out of the four on the Varsrty Team were chosen from 275 Rose Sosnowsky Lllllan Adams and Mary ,lane Vlcary However the glrls proved more successful ln basket ball for they won the champlonshlp and placed another cup ln our trophy case a gxft of one of our graduates Dale Goodall One of the most notable events of the term was held ln December the was the whole program The exercise The Torch Bearers of the Future closed wlth a symbolic processlon Each class representatlve added her llvht to the already glowing light of the House and as the flame of the candle grew clear she explamed the Ideals and hopes of her class The exercise was closed by Elnllle Mann the Presldent wlth an mterpretatnon of the meanmg of the torch the flame as the llght of scholarship the lnght of character the lnght of service All these embodied ln the motto Having won the lxght let us pass lt on to others The house IS very proud of ltS honor roll and greatly regret that some of nts best students are graduatrng Stxll nt IS conhdent that there are others to carry on ln February we began the closlng semester entered ln the same lorlous Hold On Splrlt Again the House of Mary Lyon Allce Freeman moved to new quarters but thus time to lt orxgmal House House 273 ln March we held our formal mltxatxon when new students pledged ldeals of House Durlng Miss Hawley s absence ln March the gurls co operated splendxdly vuth the house officers and certamly proved that Student Government mean the development of each gurl Under the supervision of the Program Committee some really flne pro grams have been given The House were delighted by Mxss Schwartz travel talk on Germany and Mlss Huebners talk on the beautles and mysterles of Venice only regretting the record t1'ne was so short 1 . . 5. . ' 1 S , ' - ' 1 J ' . 1 , V - , , . Y first anniversay of the union of the two houses. Very impressive, indeed, . . . ' . .D 3 , . ' Y 1 . : . g . 1 . . . S . . H 1 .. 7. . S O . . . . . . ' D . .. t HOUSE OF VICTORY Under the beautiful American flag that is ralsed by the color bearers every morning at the opening of the session and lowered each night at the close the House of Victory has passed another successful year Through the leadership of Mary Thomson President Katherine Lewis Vice President Sylvia Stone Secretary and Rose Fmklestem Treasurer the fall term was one of which the Victorians may justifiably be proud Work in the house was carried on with zest and the girls strove to make I I I lead in all aCtlVItlCS At the close of the term the I2As presented the I-Iouse with a set of books on careers for women They also added to the llst of graduatxon honors when of the class of anuary l924 Mary Thomson was elected to the Honor Socxety Rose Fmklestem received High Distinction and Constance Sidder and Evelyn Cosman were given Distmctlon In begmnlng the sprlng term the girls were more and more determined to uphold the old standards of the House of Victory They chose as their officers the following girls Katherine Lewis President Evelyn Granat Vice President Ruth Webb Secretary and Sylvia Stone Treasurer During the term a number of excellent programs were presented using not only house talent but several speakers and entertamers from outslde In connection with this there have been introduced many new and helpful suggestions on vocations for girls On March Zl the 9B mltlatlon party was held and on May 23 the girls Scholarship athletics debatlng student work and club act1v1t1es were all pursued with the spmt always found ln the Victory girls In scholarship the I-louse ranked among the first ln athletics House of Victory is proud to claim Margaret Babcock the school girls tennis champion and Vrrglnla Losee one of the best girl swimmers in the city The Victorians were also well represented on the various school teams The Student IS fast becoming more and more important in I I I s in terests Sylvia Stone as one of the Managing Editors I..1lI1an Ajamy and Myrtle Postema on the Business Staff and Ida I..aI7ata as Feature Edltor comprise the I I I quota on the staff In club actlvlties the Vlctoryites have the record of furnlshmg ZI of the school club officers With these material advances showing their work the girls of the House of Victory stnll strive toward the acknowledgment of their motto There IS no failure for the good and wise and to the realization of the stanza They only the victory wm who have fought the good fight and vanquished the demons that tempt us within who have held to their faith unseduced by the prize that the world holds on high who have dared for a high cause to suffer resist fight if need be to die 'J , . . y . : . . Y . - . 9 . 9 2 . . Y , , . . , I , , , . . . : . . V . 2 , . - ' 2 , 1 ' , - ' , , . celebrated the sixth anniversary of the dedication of the I-Iouse of Victory. . , . , . y , . .. z . . , . . . . , . , , . I . . . . . I. I I i- Y ' HOUSE OF ARGONAUTS Another year has rolled by smce the last Centralxte enumerated the compllshments of the Argonauts Smce then we have cllmbed several more rounds on the ladder of success One slxty sux places School before house and IS always wrllmg to gnve all posslble maternal toward formmg varslty teams Our House teams are often sacrlhced ln the support of thrs prmclple This year we have been able to meet the requxrements of both School and House and It IS wlth no small feelmv of satlsfactlon that we record our many successes Central s champlon football team had five regulars and two subs from thls House Xve had three men who were clty polnt wmners on the varsxty track team and two regulars on the school basketball squad ln house athletics we started off by wlnnxng the football champxonshlp We tled for first place ln the basketball tournament ln track we dnd not do so well but we are sure that xf we had three or four Dan Evanses we could have made a better showing ln the House Debates I66 was the vlctor We have a fine chance of The members of the various teams mentioned are not only athletes an debaters but they are students They have wlth the rest of the House kept up the House scholarshlp standlng All ln all we re not a blt under par and our hearts are set for future success From our ranks was chosen the presldent of the present IZA Class Back of all the aCtlVltICS IH whxch we partlcxpate IS one faithful promoter Mr Burroughs who does all wlthln his power to place I66 ln a posltlon where It can best uphold the standards of Central The house officers of the fall semester were Presxdent Samuel Kovan Vlce President Douglas Armstrong Secretary and Treasurer George Sternberv The officers of the present semester are Presrdent Saul Levlne Vlce Presldent lsrael Sachs Secretary and Treasurer George Sternberg Xvlth best wxshes for the success of the School and fellow Houses we remaln the lnvlncxble Argonauts . ' ' ' ac- repeating the victory next fall, as most of the members of the team return. . . d - D. HOUSE OF LIBERTY LINCOLN In September l923 the House of Llberty was disbanded Its members were scattered among the remammg houses All the twelfth grades were placed ln the House of Lmcoln whlch changed its quarters to I65 House 275 became a college study hall and later a girls graderoom The name of the house untll September l924 was to be the House of Lmeoln Llberty from then on It was to be known as the House of Lmcoln Lnder the capable leadershlp of Its presldents Samuel Babcock of the House of Lmcoln and Harry Ide of the House of Llberty the fall semester was an entlre success The scholarshlp was mdeed hlgh and work and athletxcs brought the house three champlonshlps The system of self government was substntuted for the old reglme and although not an entire success at first lt lmproved with the reallzatlon that lt was necessary to the betterment of the s udent hxmself Before the close of the semester officers were elected for the sprmg term Charles Coe was elected Presldent Carl GUSSIH Vxce President Wa han Xleesley Secretary Nathan Gealer Treasurer Under thexr leadershlp the new semester started wlth a bang lVIany were chosen wlthln the first four weeks of the semester student government progressed the tensxon of everyone was upon one thlng to keep l65 her proud posltlon as the best boys house m the school Durmg the hrst few weeks VICC Presldent GUSSID resigned his posltlon because of his other aCtlVltl6S whlch took up the larger portlon of his tlme lVl1Iton Murray was elected to fill the vacancy Each record of the week was glven over to one kmd of entertalnment or other On Mondays the boys were taught both popular and classxcal muslc by members of the music department Busmess meetmgs were held each Tuesday at whlch the dlfferent committees made thexr reports followed by the reading of the Llncolman the house newspaper Elther the Student was dlstrlbuted or lVlr Cralg spoke to the boys on Wednesdays DISCUSSION on topics of lnterest to the student body or on great men were held on Thursdays Such talks as on the necessity for at tentxon at record character quxet durmg Mr Cralgs absence and so forth brought home to the boys the true facts as they really were The blrthdays of great men such as VVash1ngton Llncoln and efferson were commemorated 4 , . . . . 7 . . . , , . O . Y. . . . . . A . , . . 3 . y . I . 2 f I . . of the new students proved worthy of the name Lincolniansg class ofhcers . . Z 3 . . ' in , . . , ' . , . , . 7 Y ' , l - HOUSE OF JOI-IN BURROUGHS Never before lh the hxstory of thls school has the House of ohn Bur roughs enjoyed such unparallelled success and profltable results ln all lts ventures as lt has durxng the school year September l923 une I9Z4 Truly It can also be sard that never before have there been House IZ A classes whlch have left the school rn such a satisfied and contented frame of mind as the graduating class of anuary l924 has and as the class of une 1924 surely Wlll But none of this would have been possible without the great help and and of Mr Slckley our beloved house prlnclpal and guld mg hand of all the house aCtlVltlCS The actnvltles of the House of ohn Burroughs and also of Central High may be placed into two dlstmct dlvlslons those dealmg ln general way wxth athletics and those dealmg ln a general way wlth scholarshnp Regarding the former the house can easlly hold up nts head with the rest of nts competltors restmg assured that nt has done more than nts share rn promoting house and varslty athlet cs As IS generally known the major sports of the houses are football basketball track and baseball and those persons showlng a marked and more than usual aptltude ln the chosen sport readily take a place on the school team The house s contrlbutlons to the school teams are more lucldly explamed under the reports of the varsity sports but let lt suffice to say that as usual the House of ohn Burroughs has many of Its members on the respective athletlc teams of Central Hugh But towards house athletlcs more may and wlll be sand In football House I75 although retarded by unforseen obstacles man aged to place thlrd on the llst But as lt frequently happens the showmg worthmess For the house prgskm chasers played a corkmg good game and enough cannot be sald about the hard clean fight whlch they put up for the tltle The team was captamed by Davnd Slavm and Hyman Barak Concermng the House of ohn Burroughs basketball team which txed for the champronshlp wlth two other boys houses let lt be sand that what they lacked ln the sclence of the game they made up m plucklness The house thln clads after the jumor mtermecllate and semor track meets had been dlsposed of were found to be shy of some few necessary pornts and another house was adyudged track champlon As thls report IS bemg wrltten the prospectlve members of the house baseball team are lumbering up for the baseball season and no doubt they wlll set up a brave fight for the honors The actlvxtles that come under the head of Scholarship are just as lf not more Important than sports ln closing let lt be said that the I2 A s have not rmpaxred the hou e record but on the other hand have bettered It and let their success be a guldmg lnght to the many commg graduate classes of the House of ohn Burroughs The officers for the term of September 1923 anuary 1924 were as follows Presldent Henry Grinnell Vice President Robert Scheurman Secre tary lrvm Hermanoff Treasurer William Hrll The officers for the present term are as follows President Robert Scheurman Vice Presldent Benjamin jullar Secretary Leo Knschbaum Treasurer Harry Cohen .I , , n ' ' 1 I .H u of the house on the percentage list by no means illustrates the team's real . 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A CENTRAL STUDENT The departure of the one hundred and seventh graduatmg class has come and wlth rt mll leave many who reallze that then' four years at Cen tral are numbered amon the happlest years ln thelr llves NK lthln thl vroup however there wlll be none who feel keener sorrow at leavnnv than those connected wlth the Central Student W ork hard they dnd but the results were worthy of the efforts put forth by them Excellent sxx pave papers full of school news were put out every two weeks and the staff s guldmv words To have a better Student every issue were farthfully llved up to The Fall Student staff was composed of Samuel Kovan Mana mv Ed ltor Mllton M Murray Ass1stantEdxtor Svlvla Stone Roslyn Corn lda LaFata Madalynne Dean Rose Talsh Lrllxan Kanter Qxrl Gus ln ames Srlver Mary Barak Marguernte LeV1ers Helen McLeod lrvln Hermanoff Edltorxal Assxstants Norman Rocheleau Buslness Manaver Ann Babcock Asslstant Busme s Mana er Harry Plrskow Sylvla C-oldstern Lllllan Ajamy Geor e VV Tlsdale Busrness Assistants ulty Advlsor attended the lnterscholastrc Convention at Madrson XWISCOUSIU and brou hr back the honor of belnv Judged not only the best school paper ID Mlchlgan but one of the fourteen best school publlcatlons m the Unlted States The Student Staff for thls term IS Lxlllan Kanter Sylvla Stone Man agm Edltors Stratton Buck lda Lalrata Leo Klrschbaum Victor Avrunm Madalynne Dean Roslyn Corn Hymen Nlchamln Ann Vt emstem ames Silver Mary Barak George Vt CIQVVHSSCY Helen McLeod Carl Gussm Sldney Shevltz Rose Talsh Edrtorlal As rstants Ann Babcock Business Manager Harry Pllskow AtSSOCldtC Busmess George TX Tlsdale Saul Levine Q speclal elvht pave Ea ter great surprlse xt was to all for no whrch were added to the usual bl Manager Sylvla Gold tem Lllllan Alamy and Ellrott Moyer Busxness As xstants Issue greeted the school ln April and a one had been told of the extra two pages monthly slx pave rssue l ' V. . V, K . . Y - g 1 . . . . . v,. . .S D 9 , V. v p . 3 , , Y , Y I ' 'Z ' ' ' v V , . , H V Y .. - c 1 C v gl za ' ' z ' . 1 . ' : , ' , , , , ' , ' ' , '2 S' . J ' ' ' 1 , J ,, 1 A , U . . . ,, . , . Last fall a committee of the Student Staff and Mr. S. S. Eishbaine, Fac- . . . . ,. . I C Y I s ' ' D ' . ' s ' Q, ' 1 . . ' , ' ' . . , . . . . V ' ' ' , c - ' v t L ' v . . i . ' . . S. L , V 2 , . . . . f . 4' .T .5 :-1 S .T D . v , . Z4 QQ WEBSTER When the fall term of school opened ln September the Webster De batlng Club was ready to launch ltself 1nto the most successful year smce its foundmg m I9l4 Under the leadershrp of lts capable ofhcers Presldent Samuel Kovan VICC Presxdent Carl Gussln Secretary Saul Levine and Treasurer Harry Pllskow the thlrd annual Model Meetlng was staged the school audrtorxum before a large audience The subject of the debate was Resolved That the 3 f lmmxgratxon law be abollshed Ellnott Moyer Harry Pllskow and George Sternberg supported the affirmative and Carl Cussln Srdney Shevltz and lrvmg Beckman upheld the negative The afhrm atlve was glven both the organrzatron s and the judges declslons Sldney Shevxtz was awarded the gold medal donated by Rosenthal Elliott Moyer received the silver medal donated by Wllllam Wachs George Stern berg was glven honorable mention The following officers were chosen to gulde the club during the sprmg semester President Saul Levine Vrce Presrdent Harry Pllskow Secretary Carl Gussln Treasurer Sidney Shevltz Since the term started wlth a small membership due to the graduatlon of several of the members a splendxd group of fellows was taken ln to fill their places The older members are confident that these will uphold the great name held by Webster ln the school ln the future Webster feels that It has fulfilled the arm of the organization whlch IS to develop and promote school splrlt through oratory and debatlng durlng the past year Each meetmg and accompanymg program has been better and more lnterestlng than the prevlous one The pollcy of having new mem bers on teams together wlth older and more experrenced men has produced results ln fact the plan has been so frurtful that m several cases new men were elected best speakers over the heads of older members Keen frlendly rlvaltry rn each debate not only produced carefully prepared and well delivered speeches but also somethlng for which Webster IS well known ln the school everlastmg frlendshlps As a result of Xvebster efficiency two of nts members were placed on the varslty debatlng team lncldentally the team on whlch were these Web sterlans took three pornts out of a posslble four IH two lnterscholastrc debates The presldent of Webster besldes holdrng the presidency of his house was chosen to lead the une l924 graduating class The editor and buslness manager of the Centralxte are Websterlans as are four of the editors on the Student Staff Two members have also been elected to prominent I2 B offices On May 9 one of the more brllllant achievements of the year was a vlctory galned over the Northern House of Representatives debatlng team Carl GUSQIH Elllot Moyer and Sldney Shevrtz composed the wmnmg team Much of the credit for Websters success should be given Its faculty advisors Mass Power Mrs Sanderson Mr Huffman and Mr Rosenthal who by thelr valuable suggestxons have helped the organlzatlon conslderably As the members of Xvebster glance back at the accomplishments of the past year they cannot help being proud that they are afhllatlng with such an organization G Welswasser f l y . . -. . , 1 ' 1 1 1 1 , , In , 1 . . lc, . . . , . 1 . I, . , 1 1 1 - ' . . . . 1 . 1 . . . J' J' ' ' - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 , . 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 , . 1 . . . 1 . . , ' 1 1 J . , . 11 . 11 . . 1 11 11 1 - 1 .. , . , . . 1 . . , . , . . . . . 1 I FORUM DEBATING SOCIETY Years Hy by and wlth them vanrsh all the rmperfectlons that mark the accomplishments of a new organlzatlon The Forum Debatnng Society by now no longer a baby orgamzatlon finds ntself ID the ranks of the most worthy organlzatlons of Central Bemg prlmarlly a debatmg club the organlzatron devoted a majority of lts tlme to the perfectlon of that art And many excellent debates marked the meetmgs of the orgamzatlon throughout the year Nevertheless debating dld not occupy all the attentlon of the club for many beneflclal programs of llghter vem were presented among these numbering book reviews parlramentary drllls current toplc dlscusslons and declamatlon contests The success of an organlzatlon depends largely on nts officers upon whose shoulders rest the responslblllty of leading the members on to the de sured goal Those who demonstrated thelr full worth as leaders for the fall term were Rose Sosnowsky President Lllllah Kanter Vlce President Sylvla Stone Secretary and Constance Sldder Treasurer The ofhcers for the sprung term were Lllllan Kanter Presldent Sylvla Stone Vice President lda Weitzman Secretary Rose Schecter Treasurer and Llllnan Ajamy Sergeant at Arms A number of changes were made ln regard to the Forum faculty ad vxsors Miss Hull and Miss Levens who had retired after falthful servrce to school and organlzatlon left at the begrnnlng of the fall term and their places were filled by Mlss Torr and Miss T ames Mr Sprague filled the vacancy made by the passing of MISS Hadley Mlss Arms remalned much to the Joy of the girls Because of unavoidable circumstances Mlss Torr Mlss T ames and Mr Sprague who had so well anded IH the work of the organlzatlon for a term found that It was necessary to resxgn thelr posltlons as advlsors at the begmmng of the sprung semester The vacant places were agam filled and the faculty members for thx last term were Mlss Arms Miss acobson and Mr Rosecrance The mterest manxfested by these advisors was felt almost lmmedlately and much of the term s success IS due to therr untlrmg efforts to mamtam the hlgh standard of achlevement set by the club An event of prlmary lmportance was a declamatlon contest held durrng the fall term The Judges found It dlfhcult to declde vwnlch two girls de served the prlzes offered smce all were so well prepared However the Judges awarded first prxze to Rose Schecter and second prize to l..1ll1an Kan ter lda Xvertzman and Margaret Schlafer recelved honorable mentlon The sprlng term was almost entlrely devoted to debating ln prepara tlon for an outsxde debate to be held some time next term The debatels and audnence prohted allke for the toprcs were of local and natlonal lm portance On March 20 Forum honored the memory of Miss May Hadley who was a faculty advisor of Forum up to the txme of her death by presenting a set of Shakespeare s works to the school Mass Hadley death was felt keenly by all the members of the club and they tlll feel that the set of books inadequately expresses their appreciation of the great work which Mlss Had ley rendered them through her years as an advlsor I v . D , .. -v . . . . 1 :u :s 1 w 1 n v va v v 1 D - - a v Q ' v y 1 v - :Q ' 1 a Q ' s 1 1 v v a .s ' ' - D - - v v . s ' 1 . , . J , . , D v a ,D . ca v 5 - , l . - . y Q es . . . . V, . . s - v . 5 . rv ' V - 4 v 1 v -3 v . v . S Q , .. D . THE SPANISH CLUB La Sociedad Espanola L1Qt September 1 handlul of memluere rernaininff trom l r e ne ership sshith X 1s cu rx e YYI l1il0I'l rd drop Jinv out many stu dents determined to reoif 1n1Le md plxtt the Spanx h Llulq in it true posi n Q1 1der unonf school or ll igatione lmmed11telV 1 C xp 1 J Q vroup of ofhr ers uae chosen to lead the Club in its upward prof re 1 our Levine X 1 elected President lillnn grlitlx. X ite Prcsident qlfllllll lxox lI'l Set rct 111 md Sidney Shewitz l re 1Qurr r Iht 1clm1n1str1tlon tarted ruth 1 Ntrenuous memlaerxhip drixt ww 11th hrouf ht in Q1 number of ext ellent memhe r Ih prof r me du inf h beniea ter were frequent md interesting 1nd Qu eral Soeml Urtherinffs mein held tl increi e the interest and friendehip of the members ln the bprin tern1 tht work of l15t emestcr uae c 1rr1ed on eucues ulls 5evLr1l effieitnt new memberb were taltcn in to Hll the pl 1168 of those who had 0r1du1ted lhe profframs uranffed by Selma Roxinslxy Ch urinan of the Provrun Qommittee were mln reetinc 1nd amusinf 1 N ll 1 1 w ment in the spe1l1nff of SPTDI h rt th meetineb ofthe club lhe entire pro L6 urc was in 5p1nish o that tht btudrnts xxou cl 1Qqu11e 1 1 reater internet in e l1n1 Ulf L t tx ac 1 owen to stucw e ter Jr t e sprin trrm were li 5 rtlt lie-ide t u ermren X ic e resident X irvlni 1 L rox 1 SeQret1rs ind Siclnex She vitz reasurer Xluth tredit 1 fue them lor their L n Qicntiouw nt eidy p u 1 nv t r 1 1n111tion f p s J OX es 1 1 ur 1 11 h Nli s Dimon 1nd Xlr 1senth1l it 1t u x 1f xisor 1 o EX t ir irmr fforts and cn exxors ue c 1 Q provre 1nd po ition of thf o dI1ll1L!LU Q 1 S , Q A . A A , A 21 a g 1 rin- ln vQf tlv'th,g,QdQiA 211 pn Of ' Q - tio as ' lm 1 Q ,I the S gz 1A A '. A: X v Q Q Q l li ,, A1 , . 3 Q A A: ' rg' .iQ l 'A vQ s - :A L .A AQ . - '-1 1 - 13A 3 . Q 1 ' 'Q . A A , E ' 'J Z ' E . v' i L- K. 4 x. ' ' V, .x ' . gl A ' 1 s. AA e ,Z il . :AA ,X t e ' '- ' Q A Q ' . 'Ac ,Q A ,J ' '1 r ' A g . : ' ' Q ' 5 Q 2 ' ' 'Q A' 1 Vzif , Q N A , A I .. A ,f Q ' gg. AlAl1 1 :Coz l Q fft ir? were entertaining and enjoytul. Vthat featured especially was the improvef ' d f : A Q Q A . s ' 1 ' ' ' J ' l Q ' A' Q ,g ' , A . A th. Q g Qgf h fy' h l wh fl P lj. AlAh oth ' 1 s fr h 5 A g 1' ' 1: Lil Aan fel ' ', 3' .:A n : R th B ' . -lj ASA 1 ,A AQ A .il ' Q 3 Q ,iA, 2 A Al- ' I . . ' ' A As l 1 A A 'cz s1A 2 A ' Q1 l st ,z ' l gf- ,gi , lAor he 1'gQ AQQ A . AlAh: S amish flul v .' Q great defal to Nlrs. Carter. Miss ldilffilll, Nlks Nl li 5 . . A , Q . , Rc? Q , A S lAQ ' ltg Q l S, vh lg hc? untA A .5 e .' ' 1 d Q ' : hz ' h llg 1-d greatly to further th 1 L ,, ss THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES l893 l924 The House of Representatives has found its sixty first and sixty second terms two of the most successful in its history Years come and go old members graduate new fellows take their places but the spirit and prestige of House the oldest high school debating club west of the Alleghenles remains the same The biggest event of the past year was the celebration of the thirtieth anniversary of the founding of the organization The date fell during the Christmas holidays and the celebration lasted over two evenings The first of these was given over to the annual model meeting This meeting at which House show the public the nature of its work was car rled off in a most successful manner The debate on the World Court was well prepared and delivered Rep Charles Coe won the Fox Medal for the best speech of the evening The second evening saw a very successful alumni re union in the school lunch room Honoraries of all ages were present Men now leaders in their profession college students and members of active groups mingled as House men The enjoyment of the evening was due largely to the work of Toastmaster Lee A White But the work has not been limited to anniversaries Every Wednesday national bills of current interest have been intelligently discussed on the floor of House The battles between the Republican and Democratic factions have been bitter and close The speeches have been well thought out and by efficient business sessions and snappy parliamentary drills Another enjoyable feature of the year s program has been the monthly House parties at which the fellows meet for a social evening at the home of some member Everyone has enjoyed these gatherings At the time of writing negotiations for an out ide debate to be held before the Centralite appears are in progress Many valuable members will be lost through graduation Realizing this the membership committee has looked to the future and has admitted many promising new members to the roll The House is fortunate in having as faculty advisers MISSSS Schwartz and Bamfield and Messrs Full and Camneett These teachers have given invaluable and by their willingness to help and their friendly criticism The fellows wish to thank them Much of the credit for the successful year is due the officers They were for the fall term Speaker Robert Patterson Clerk Franklin Seeley Assistant Clerk Richard Atkms Sergeant at Arms ohn Batty for the spring term Speaker Milton M Murray Clerk Stratton Buck Assistant Clerk Richard Atkms and Sergeant at Arms ames Ru sell UI J ' . g : . L . . . . , . . . . D y V . - . y . .. .. S . . V A . . D U . . H. v , . O . - . , delivered in an effective manner. These meetings have also been marked . . D s . 5 . n . . . O, 5 . . N. V , . y . D 5 , . . . D , 1, . - . . . , 1 , 1 . ' 1 . Y . . g - - 1 . 2 , ' . 1 . ' 1 ' . ' ' 1 . J N . vw THE PHYSICS CLUB As the second year of tts existence ends the Physlcs Club looks back on the success whlch lt has attained The Senior science club of Central has mounted to the Hrst rank ln the short tlme of xts organlzatlon The leaders the actlve members and the faculty advlsors have all con trlbuted thelr share towards the upbulldlng of the club Of the hrst those leadmv ln the fall term were Presldent Carl Baldwm VICC Presldent Dave Mercur Secretary Rose Brooks Treasurer Sylvla Chapman Sergeant at Arms Abraham Satovsky For the spring semester the officers were Pres! dent lrvxng Masserman Vlce Presldent Nathan Mllstem Secretary lda Weltzman Treasurer Harry Nlenzer Sergeant at Arms ames Silver However the great reason for the club s quick development lles m the fact that the faculty advlsors Mr Coats Mr Ellis and Mr Bascom have rendered more lnestlmable servxce than any group of the members could possibly accompllsh Mr Coats who has been assoclated with the organlza t1on slnce lts lnceptlon has several tlmes glven Interesting talks and experx ments on the subject of PhySlCS One of the most mterestlng of these was the experlment on Lxquld Alr Mr Ellis has proved hrs worth not only ln an educatlonal way but also m a soclal manner He charmlnvly entertained the Phylclsts at the Soclal of March 22 whxch was a decided success because of his Wlt and humor Mr Bascom who has just been added to the club s faculty promlses to develop the work of the organlzatxon to a stlll hlgher level Many lnterestmg soclal and lnstructlve events have been the results of the close co operation of these three factlons Two delightful parties were l97-4 Lmque stunts featured at both of these functions The oldest members mstead of the new ones were xnltlated at one of the soclals m accordance Wlfh Elnsteln s Theory of RCl8tlV1ty Cn Xlovember Z9 l923 the memb rs enjoyed a trip to the Ford 'Vlotor Plant The machinery offered much mstructne materlal whlch was ad vantaveous to all Another mterestmv v1s1t was the one to the Detrolt News on Xprll 3 1924 The tame spent at thus plant was most profitably used by all the excursxonlsts The maklnv of the comic sheets excited more Interest than my other part of the process of newspaper prmtm -at the tlme of thxs Wfltlno the plans for 1 number of other SOCldl5 and educatlonal trlps were not qulte completed The club however expects to have xts flrst annual banquet thxs une perhaps Jomtly wuth the Scnence clubs of 'Northwestern and H1 hland Park Hxffh Schools Thus the frults of two years portend Greater results for the future Knowmv by thy shmmg banner that thy future brlght must be I I , I I T . 5 . : . ' . : . - M. y : , z , ' : - - . , . ' , : '- . . . , . . v , 1 ' Q Q - ' : M , 2 - - . J ' . 1 ' Y ' 4 . Y ' I . . , ' , . . . , - . . 1 .D . given at the home of lda Weitzman on December I5, l923 and March 22, . , , , e : ' ' ' ' 1 I ra n . ' - tj In U K m - x r A , . W . 5 . i . . 2 ' 1 ' ' g. . l , - I D, 1 S' C c .T g ' - 'g 'D . 1 . 3 1 l PORTIA DEBATING CLUB The Defense of Truth is Reason It IS Just twelve years avo that a Group of the foremost students of Lentral concelved the almost unheard of ldea of foundlnv a glrls debatmg ocxety For It was only after endless objections and obstacles were over come that such a club was finally establlshed The name of this orvamza txon IS Portla Throughout the years of xts exlstence xt has always maintained a hlgh standard of worlt and has established an envlable reputatlon for such Now m l924 who can ever thxnk of a hugh chool wlthout such a club3 ln fact who can concelve of Central wnthout Port1a3 Last fall under the guldance of the officers Emllle Mann Preslclent Isabell Kung Secretary Velma Lune Treasurer and Gertrude Kenser Ser geant at Arms the fall semester Uamed a good start As Graduation had serlously affected Portia a membershlp drxve was started the re ults of whxch have been gratlfymg A meetlng was held every other week 1n Room IO6 where debates of good thouvht and dellvery were staged Talks on current topxcs were also taken up Many of the Olrls went to make up the house debatmv teams sey en to be exact And Portla also clalm two varslty debaters Lxlllan Adams and Mary jane Vxcary By far the most lmportant event IH the past two yea s w1ll haye been the Portla Eastern Debate ln the two prevlous contests wlth Eastern Portia has been the ylctor and we are confident that she will take the honors ln thls affalr The Olrls working on this debate Resolved that the apane e be per manently restricted from the Lmted States are Mary Jane VICWTX Ellla From thls Group of Ulrls three wnll be ellmmated by the assistant prmclpal 'Vlr Nlelsen who 19 coachmcr them Thls term also meetmv haye been held eyery other weelt betause of the work on the Portla Eastern Debate ln addntlon to debates a thoroufh and detuled tudy has been mxde of Roberts Rules of Order whlch 19 xndxspensable III any orvanlzatnon Much comn endatxon IS due to our ofhters Mary 'ine Vlcary Pxesldent Velma Lane Qecretary Gertrude lxelser Treasurer and Elxzabeth 'Nlezner berveant at Arms for therr splendtd leader hlp thus term And to our fic ulty advnsors Mnss Crerls Mxss Hume Mlss Patterson and M135 Sareeant w can not express how Greatly they hue helped 1 . . 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CHESS AX D CHECKER Althouffh cxerx luncl ot 1tt111tx III Central 1Q repre entecl hx an orffanl 121t10n 21t the pre ent tlrne not L1nt1l laQt term was there 1 Club orffanlzec or thoie who were mterestecl ID chess 21nd checkers th 1t t1n1e SXCYQI en t Ll mit of tht 4 eclut21t1On21l Uxme fwthcred toffether 21nd dulcled to toun 111 orfmnlzatlon 1 leh would tend to rrornote thc nntp et l c1c1.s 21 theelxern 1mong C entr.1lst11dtnts 111nt1121 21111 N ol t 1 tluh df to e thoQe who h21Xe not otfllnarllx the ODDCEYIUDHX to IC c 4'1n1es 21n lnv orh 1r 31 x co 2 1 one ktmwct or 3lFI1f'l o txme X very entertalnmg sot11l was ffnen the l21Qt bCH19sf6I' It wwhlrh 1ll the members enjoyed themselxes ffredtlw Xt the n1eet1n1fN tournaments and xatc-1n1tches wsu C 21ncl t e tc 11 cue 111c 'at1 ll x o f 1 amcs 1x CllNlll's9Pfl ewell B 11L Xl 1t c c S 2 1 e Ilnll e2 1nf U21 XfPtCII1Y 1 111 crw 111 x 1311 111 0 fx 1111 L 1f11L r proln emx 21nd t en 1 1 f ls Nec onc 1 N 2 c x 1 xx 1 L 111 nom IP c 1 1 1 tH1OllNlTllP c 119 NO o h 21 KN 2 1 11 Lont xcept 0 ufr 1 111111 use Il ure lDo11r111 1 r 11 1 r I1 . 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Do 11ll111cli4111. 3 CENTRAL GIRLS NATURE CLUB Thls year has been one of the most mterestmg and slgnlflcant for Cen tral Girls Nature Club The glrls have entered into every actlvxty with an enthuslasm characterlstxc of the Club The officers for the term endmg an uary 1924 were President Bessle Shaplro Vice Presldent Fanny Ziff Secretary Rose Talsh Treasurer Lola Welnberg Sergeant at Arms Ada Montz Under the guldance of such capable leaders the club began a study of fur bearlng anlmals Thrs was done ln co operation with the Natlonal Humane Society which IS trying to mterest people ln the welfare of dumb ammals This proved a most entranclng subject and to round out the work a trxp was taken to the Newton Annls furrlers where the glrls learned many lnterestmg thlngs about the makmg of fur coats At Thanksglvlng the glrls remembered the more unfortunate ones and provlcled poor famllxes with baskets of food The gxrls celebrated Christmas with a dellghtful party at the home of lVl1ss Bammel The gurls enjoyed themselves because they knew that they had gladdened the hearts of others at Chrlstmas tlme when they had glven a bundle of clothes to a needy family The program committee have furnlshed some fme programs throughout the semester whlch the glrls have enjoyed and benefited from With the new term ln anuary came electrons agaln whlch proved to be a spxrlted affalr because of the good materlal ln the club The ofhcers of the term are Presrdent Ann Welnstexn VICC President Helen Langworthy Secretary Bessle Shaplro Treasurer Bertha Gruber Sergeant at Arms LOUISE Langworthy These gurls are domg thexr best to make the term as success ful as last year Mr Stocklng an honorary member joined ln the merrnment contrlbutmg to the gayety Wlfh hrs delightful humor lrlsh candy potatoes green lce cream and novel lrlsh decoratlon-. frgured prominently Durlng the latter part of May an outmg was held at Belle lsle After a hearty lunch and games the girls vlslted the Aquarlum Zoo and the Hortxcultural Bulldlng The programs for the term were devoted to the study of landscape gardening gardening m general and a wlde and exhaustlve study of the trees A great deal was learned from thls and the committee IS surely to be commended The last gala soclal affair on the calendar of the Central Glrls Nature Club was the annual Banquet This IS held every year for the SCHIOYS and IS looked forward to very anxlously Lnder the able com mand of Rose Talsh the committee s plans were most successful and a more slgnlhcant event was never held The toasts coupled wxth the wrtty remarks of the toast mxstress the unique decoratlons and the delightful luncheon made this affalr ecllpse all others All of the committees deserve great credlt for the manner ln which they have taken over thelr varlous dutres and performed them The club cannot ever say enough ln thanks and appreclatxon to thenr faculty members for their mterest and guxdance m the club Thelr slncerlty and asslstance have helped bulld the club The gurls extend thelr thanks to Mxss Andre Miss Bammel lVl1ss ames They also vslsh to heartlly thank Mr CUHTIHC for his work of last term and greatly regret the fact that he was forced to tender a reslgnatlon fllle to hrs work ln the Vocational Department of the College and Board of Fducatlon Y . , 1 ' , ' ' c ' - ' . ' 2 , s- Q , 1 v , . . y D. . . M D , . z . V . . 3 . - . , Z 1 I v 1 y The 'twearin' of the Green was celebrated at a party in room 2l8. I. I H k . - v - . . 3 5 - -, 1 1 . . X , . , . . .D Y ' .I I Y , ' ' N ' 5 :s ' HX c N u co1 Q N s xexrs Ill e hr un x ll cc xt t 1x st o N uxuxl lulotterfz w1th rpproprute CUOtlllOIIN on the lox lw were 1 xwec out lt ex lIl1lI'ldtlOl'lS xnc L rec Ll r 1 1 1 rc tlx lll6S w Q It CllSlI'llUL1 ec owex er e e Ncrwces to Lllll Q Q 111 IC e 1 w lm more lmportant worls. wtre ron-nclerccl Fxr t the c 11l1 sponsored xnc was Sp0I1Sll'7l6' lor the apps xrance l st semcbter o Dr 1 rn Xt Ql1r1Ntm1s t1me H1 X Ntarte C1 moxement III t e boyx ou rs to ralbe money for poor lamllms Vblth the Qupport of ull the tudents ID the grade rooms elghty dollars were ralaecl w1th wlnch food and Llotlumfv IU larve quantmes were furmshecl three poor f tII1lllCS Durmg the preeent bemester the Fil Y aclx inced the Oflgllldl pl xns for a xocatlonal Ouldance week and IIS commlttee co operated right from the :tart XNltl'l Vr Stocl-tlnv and otner school OH'lCldlS who were lnterebtecl 1n tlns worlx 5-.lthouvlu the school boxrcl toolt cliarve of the exeeutlwe part ol tlxe Qarnparffn all detaxls were attended to by H1 X members e Officers for ast Qemester were YLNI ent cnrx Crrlnne te rebldent D an l:.X xne eerc t xrx xn yn 5 elex 1e1s11rc1 Q1 xrente N owell how tor tl11 terfn r 1 ent Urn x in 1 l ru1clent lqll 1 Xtltlns Set ret 1r5 w xrc Q ru t1 rc 1 er C xrenu Slowc 1- ' 'lh f Hi Y Club lm: st ' npletefl one ot it- mort stlfcesslytll w' 1 3 ue tlr , K si Cl l vas sts 'l fl z hh Flu ol. Af S 2 . 1 'A z Ai 1 1 l 3 ac' ' ' Je l z U4 A ' ' 1 l S 'l l les lo all majn r zthl rtic' 1 ' ' 'N 5 ' ' t . l. ll ' ' . tlr S 5- A J Q' 1 'nl wcrr- mer ,ly A 1 l 'nts l V cn tlre ' ' 's r , ' - ' . ' S 'l 9 .1 2 l .1 re 1 re ' ag J r' f l , llall, who gave 1 im- portant and enliglmtening talk to all upper grzrfle boys. V I 1 r 1 4 - 34.4 v1vA M K S Lv A 'l'l1 ' Q ' l , - P hid , ll- H' x ' Ill: Yi' - P 'A . 2 A L eg S ' r e lirz kl ' .le 1 'll' 2: H 1 ' it ' . T Q l , . : lj c-so , l 2 li 'z 51 Xnve- 7 , , lu rd 'l Xl .N ' 1 2 '. lffl 'z l Ml l ,Q ll' 2. sur . flr 'I .w Lfll. 'lb 'WL CENTRAL GIRLS LITERARY SOCIETY Llt the oIdest g1rIs club ln Central has added another busy and eventful year to her caIendar Some of her vaIuabIe members Ieft Iast sprmg but the new member working besrde the others wlth customary enthuslasm have heIped to keep her banner hlgh Thrs year the entertamment has been In the form of a program at each meeting The programs have been of a m1sceIIaneous nature musnc taIks and discussions The subjects dlscussed have been current events plays customs and courtesxes Indlan Ievends and mterestmv dates Talk have aIso been glven on operas famous palntlngs new books fashlons and how rugs fabrrcs Iace jeweIry and pottery are made The g1rIs sent a Thanksvxvxng basket to a famnly that was xn need and at Chrlstmas time the dear oId Iadles at EIo1se were remembered with lndl v1duaI Christmas boxes that were done up by the GIFTS Aside from these actlvrtles Lit has enjoyed some gay soc1aI affairs The first event of the season was a masquerade party held at Catherine Moffat s home on I-IaI Iowe en Eve Ghosts as well as CoIon1aI beIIes carrled off the prizes B fore New Years the g1rIs gave an aIumnae theatre party ln order that the ex members mlvht vet together wlth thelr oId frlends A skatmv party was aIso enjoyed The soc1aI meetlnfvs have be n deI1UhtfuI aIto0'ether thls year rs one to be remembered m the future The officers for the faII term were Ehzabeth Amerme presldent EI1za beth Black vlce presldent Nina Grant recordmv secretary PauI1ne Favorlte correspondlnv secretary Catherme IVIofTat treasurer At the seml annual eIect1on of ofhcers the resuIts were as foIIovws EI1za beth Amerme president Ellzabeth Black vxce presrdent Catherme IVIoffat recordmv secretary Irene ubenx1IIe correspondmv secretary PearI Baker treasurer Margaret Darnell sergeant at arms The QIIIS of the cIub wrsh to extend thelr sincere appreciation to their faeuIty advisers IVI1ss I-Ime IVIlss Wattles IVI1ss Rhlnes IVIlss Anderson and MISS I-I1II for thelr ard and helpful advlce at all tlmes May the cIub accom pI1sh ln the future as much as It has aIways done ln the past 1 9 .. . .. . . . 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D v v 5, ' 1 v ca 1 5 ' ' - , f - - I , y - ' LOWELL The lowell Llter xry Society was founded ID the ye xr H584 by W 1 roup of Qentril tudents who met wlth the desxre to study lrter xture xnd am lcnovxled 4 of current events rn x con enlal atmosphere Thr lxst yexr the elub hx celebrated its fortleth xnnxversxry and ls reeognlzed rs the oldet h1 h chool orfranllxtron ID this sectxon of the Lountry Ks Detrolt rew md new hr h schools were est xbllshed Lowell enlxrged its rxnge of mem ber hrp until todxy althou h its numbers 'ire lnruted to twenty one s members xre drawn from eyery hwh sehool ln the uty Despite the fxct that all members are not Ce-ntrll students Lowell rs prlmarlly x Centrxl or ganlzatron Dunne the fall term Douglas -Xrmstronv held the office of Presldent Ceorffe Schumaker was Vrce Pre ldent Kenneth Leaverrworth Secretary and lra Benjamin Treasurer For the Sprlnv term Stratton Buck was Pres lclent David Lester Vice Presndent Dan Lvans Secretary and Milton Mur ray Treasurer The members are Stratton Buck Charles Coe Dan Evans Dayrd Le ter George Schumaker Ira Benjamxn Charles Evans Louxs Thurmon lxen neth Leavenworth Mllton Murray Edward Straw Dou las Armstrong Richard Atltlns The faculty advlsors are MISS Hme and Miss Vvattles of Central and Mr Mann of Eastern l , , . , 4 C f . . 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M ,, , Y , CENTRAL GIRLS CLUB To face llfe squarely ar-d flnd and ne the best As the end of the une term draws near brlngmv wnth lt the close f another chapter ln the llfe book of Central Gxrls Club xt IS wnth gladness and pleasure that we vlew the pstves holdlrv so much of work and Joy Lnusually fascinating and nnterestmv has been the work the past term The programs have been varled and unique offermv tc, each an opportunity to contrrbute her share thus creatmg deslre and wlllmvness to work and progress on the part of the members through thc rr-edxum of feelmv an stctnve part Early nn the fwll term these OH:lCCYb were elected lXdtl1CIlI'lC Lewls Presl dent Nlar aret Babcock Nnce Presrdent Xrvlan Tyler Rccordxng Secre tary Lenore Hall Correspondnnv Secret xry Myra Blue Treasurer and Hat t1e Murphy Serge int xt Arm lhey proved thelr sterlm worth 1nd served 'ts an mspnratnon and help to the other xrl The lexders for the sprln term were Margaret Babcock President Katherine Lewls Vice Presxclent Lenore H rll Recorclm becretary Vnnn Tyler Correspondxng Secretary Ruth lhomas lreasurer and 'Vlnlcxed W xxom Sergeant at Arms The peppy Settmg up Conference held February 9 at Kxrby House was ln a large measure responsible for the smooth ewen road whlch msured success as well begun IS hall done At thus tune the entlre program was completed and each glrl mformed of her duties Each meetmg added ltS brt of encouragement and soclablllty to the busy round of events making up a school Ulrl s llfe and they found the talk by Mrss Mary Connley on A Girl s Responslbrllty to Herself the charmmv dlscourse on Facts and Fancles of Fashlon by MISS Helen Cornellu the per onal mslght into the true lrfe of an ltalxan grrl shown by Vlrs Spertl and the orxental atmosphere created when a apanese program was had directed by Elsle Evans novel and awakenmg new enthuslasm The mformal and formal ll'1ltlBtlOl'lb so dlfferent m chara ter ,et botn such dear brlght and memorable occaslons have taken their place along wlth the other events m the social lde of the club work The annual Curl Reserve Banquet was held at the Woman s lndustrlal Center February 22 Thls ex ent IS always looked forward to and this year nt exceeded the fondest hopes C C- C carried off the poster prxzc clue to the loyal efforts of Edna Brown Lenore Hall had the honor of being chosen from Central to glve the toast to Mlss GOUIII the mternatxonal secretary wlso was the speaker of the evemng Two exceptlonally fascmatmg meetmffs were enjoyed at one of whlch Fannle Lund a little gurl from Denmark spoke and danced and at another of YNl'llCl l Vera La Fond a llttle RUQSIBH glrl from our own school danced and sang Both Ulrls were m n trve costume makmv the program colorful and plcturesque Neva Wlvle has pleased and entertamed the Ulflc many tnmes wlth her lovely muslc and pretty planologues She has never once sald when asked to contrlbute to a program How nlce lt would be nf only there were more like her The club was much grreved and shocked at the recent loss of one of xts members Ethel Mae Hartrlck who passed away and who wnll long have a warm spot ln the heart of each gurl and whose place wlll be hard to fill lt 1 here flttlng for the gurls to extend their sxncerest thanks to thexr faculty members for the faithful asslstance they have Unven throughout the whole year They are as follows MISS R Richardson 'Vlxss 'Vl Sleeper Mxss 'Vlutchell and Mrs Cottschalk Now as we lay aside the book It IS wlth a feeling of pride and a hope tl at next term s chapter wxll show as Good a record by v 17' . , . .5 . . 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A - fs ' ,1 QUERY uery IS one of the oldest clubs ln Central and has her tradxtlons lxke her slster organizations of the school The club ll'lQlUl'1l8 the questlon mark has not lost lts Good reputatlon thxs year Many people thmk that a Ulrl s club can do nothmff but UOQSIP slt ln a cnrcle and say Do you know Mrs Smlth has a new fur coat3 and Do you know that Mr ohnson wanted to out a radlo m hls room and 'Nlrs ohnson wouldnt llsten to 1t3 and manv other do you knows uery Girls have that same mstlnct but Instead of talkmfv about lrs Smxth they talked about educatlonal do you knows durm the Fall term At Christmas uery sent 1 lovely basket to a famrly m need This IS the custom carrled out every year by the Olrls Althoucfh Query swhed to see many members Graduate It smxled to see the faces of new members thls term Dunng the Sprmv Term uery had yaued and lnterestlnff provrams One of the very mterestmv provrams was given by Mlss Mary Connley a nurse from the Board of Health who talked to the Olrls about the care of chlldren The glrls of uery wlsh to extend their smcerest thanks to the faculty members for the asslstance they h'xye Gwen throufvhout the school year They are as follows Miss Nl Anderson NllSa W att 'Nllss Qmlth and Mrs K mouse The ofhcer for the Fall Term were Harrlett Beyschlag President Bertha uers Recordlng Secretary l..1ll1an ohnson Correspondlng Secretary and Vlrgmla Losee Treasurer The ofhcers for the Sprmg term are Vlfglnla Losee President Ruth Vi ebb Vrce Presxdent Dorothy Nlaesenlch Recording Secretary Harrxett LEWIS Corresponding Secretary and Myra Conlon Treasurer Q V . - 1, , - , D . 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TECHNI CLUB Thus month marks the close of another successful year for the Techm Cnr s Startmg out at the begmnmg of the year under the capable leadershlp of 1ts offlcers a complete program was outllned and put into actlon The Club for lts term s work decrded to have a group of Interesting talks and do batlque At one of the meetings lVl1ss Huebner gave a most delightful talk on the cathedrals and colleges rn the dlfferent parts of Europe whrle at another meetxng the grrls undertook batlque work whrch resulted ln the makmg of many pretty scarfs For the soclal event of the term the Club was entertained at a party grven at the home of Naomr Goldstem a Technl glrl The membershrp roll has been lncreased The new members who were taken ln are of the krnd that show great promise for the future welfare and betterment of Technl All the commxttees which were appointed for the organxzatlon have tried hard to make thls term among the best that Techm has had The success of Techm rs due to the untlrxng efforts of the offlcers who tary Mary Rosa Treasurer anet Cochran Sergeant at Arms Naoml Gold stem 'Not enough can be sand ln pralse of the worthy faculty adVlSOl'S f whom Technl IS so proud They have accompllshed their work so well that words cannot express sufficlent appreclatron Not one thnng was left undone for they put thelr hearts and souls lnto the 3CtlVltl6S of the club whlch re sulted rn a great success Although the members of the club greatly regretted the loss of MISS Conover they hcpe that on her return she will agaln resume to be wrth Technn The gurls have taken thrs opportumty to thank thelr fac ulty advxsors who are Miss Huebner Nlxss Copeland and MISS Lang x ' l-. f, A' . . .a D . . 3 . . D . . n ' . . . 5 y , V . r. D . are as follows: President, Mary Arata: Vice-President, Neva Yoder: Secre- ', 1 , I 1 D - - , ' - , , . . . . . D , o 1 v . . . - . . 3 v V - L . 15 L' 1 15 2 . ' 1 X V. 3 . . . . , . - , ,,. STUDENT COUNCIL Thrs semester has been a very actnve and successful one for the Student Qouncll XV1th the splendid co operation of the student body the falthful vxorlc of the assrststnts and the untnrmg efforts of the Student Qouncxl mem bers It IS obvious that the Student Councll has proved that after all student government rn such 1 large mstltutlon as Central H1 h IQ a possrbrlnty The Student Councll first began nts actlon last term under the leadership of the followmo members of the Councxl Ann Babcock Hattle Wlurphy ZI l Carl Gussln Eranklrn Seely and Albert Llndstrom of I6D Edward Schultz and Dan Evans of I66 Rose Sosnowsky and Ruth Eldert of 213 Katherme Lewrs and Elxzabeth Black of l l l and Abraham Elnkelsteln of l ID The begmnlng of this term started off wrth pep and enthuslasm and It was not long before the councll had settled down to hard and earnest work for the good of the government of Central The electron of officers resulted rn Edward Schultz being elected Pres ldent Rose Sosnowsky Vrce Presrdent Pearl ohns Secretary and Abra ham Fll lk6lStCll'l Treasurer The remalnmg members of the Student Councll were Benyamm ulxar Myrtle Kane Velma Lane Nathan Neesley Israel Sachs Franklm Seeley Clarence Stowell Mary ane Vlcary and Neva Wlgle Assistants to take charge of the halls were appomted from the differ ent houses and they proved very faithful Indeed to thelr dutles On April the fourth a declamatlon contest was held unde the ausplces of the Student Councxl The conte tants were those students below the eleventh grade Each English teacher ln comunctlon wnth hrs class chose one represent xtlve member to enter the prellmlnarles Those who quallfled of course were ellglble to enter the final contest This contest proved to be very successful Four medals were awarded to the wlnners by the Student Councll Aaron Goldberg and Hannah Eerman won gold medals for first honors and Ruth Baker and Charles Gorman were the recrplents of sllver medals Two dances sponsored by the Student Councll were also held Thelr purpose was to make the students become better acquamted The large num bers attendlng these dances pronounced them two of the greatest successes of the term The ofhcers and members of the Student Louncll extend therr heartnest congratulatlons to each and every Centralrte for all he has done to help make the new form of government the great success rt has been and with all the promising members nn Central another bright and mterestxng semester lb ID vrew Q1 T .. c ' . 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D - .. 5 . 5 t :z v 5 .c.c D gc v DEBATING lhe debatlnv teams whlch represented Central IH lnter Scholastic debates drcl not repeat the last year s performance of capturmg the Sherman Luster trophy but nevertheless they impressed their audiences as strong contenders A large squad responded to the call for debaters l-or many weeks the squad gathered materlal and ref erences on the subject Resolved That The Adoptron of a Shlp Subsxdy Would Be a Wlse Pollcy Competl tlon for places on the team was keen but fmally the teams were chosen The afhrmatlve was composed of Rose Sosnowsky Ellrott Moyer and Saul Levme The nevatlve team was composed of Lllllan Adams Strat ton Buck and Charles Coe Levlne and Buck captalned thelr respectrve teams On December I4 the first debate was held The afhrm xtlve mostly throuffh brllllant rebuttals defeated Eastern by the count of 7 l but the negative fell before Northwestern who later won the clty champlonshxp by the score of 2 I Later a debate was held with Southeastern Contrary to usual custom the negative debated at home while the affirmative went abroad Central won a unanimous decxslon Much credit IS also clue to Grace Clllespne Katherine Lewrs lrene Covrtz and Mary jane Vlcary who as alternates proved of mvaluable ard to the team Coach Nlel Nlelson deserves much pralse for hrs sxncere efforts and SBCYIHCC for the debating teams Hrs unceasmg effort IS becoming a watch word ln Central 5 . 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L . . . v v v . w - . - THE JOURNAL CLUB The Journal Club IS one of the newest clubs ln Central lqormed with the ldea of studylng high Grade magazine llterature and ID some small measure drama and theatrlcals as pertammg td magazlne flctlon the ournal Club has mdeed set forth novel xdea lts first term was probably the most brlllxant Reviews dlscusslcns speeches magazine analysts all featured on the extensive program Smce then the terms may not have been as brll llant but It IS more because of the Ofraduatlon of so many of our members However wlth the addltlon of a number of new members the ournal Club w1ll soon return to lts old standard Last term the club chose as leaders Elllott Moyer Presxdent Sylvia Stone Vice Presldent Rose Talsh Secretary and Norman Rocheleau Treasurer The term was completed wxth success and the club mxy acltnowl edge It with prlde The sprxng term was begun with the electlon of the followlng ofhcers Sylvia Stone Presldent Roslyn Corn VICC President Nladelynne Dean Secretary and Leo Klrschbaum Treasurer Cnder the e leaders the club has begun agam and wlll m a few terms be Central s most unique and best soclal club lts general form belnff so different from the varxous debatmg and lxterary organlzatlons lt has been welcomed by the students TI-IE CENTRAL MODEL AEROPLANE CLUB all means of rapld translt ust 'xs the automobrle has displaced the horse so ulll the aeroplane ln tnme dlsplace all other means of transportatlon Many large cltles have orffanmed clubs to teach the younger vener xtlon the secrets and constructlon of the modern aeroplane Detrolt the foarth largest clty ln the Umted States has never had a uccessfal aeroplane club Central Hlgh School CThe Trallbluzersl have orvanl ed surh at club krown as the Central Model Aeroplane Club open tc all student mterested 11 the sclence of model aeroplane constructlon Although only a new club the Aeroplane Club has flrmly established ltself as one of C ntral s most promls mg orgamzatlon Models made by students have been exmbtted at every meeting Con tests have been held at Bo Lo for speed dlstance time of fll ht of models made by members Contests have also been held Wlth other chools Vlr Sarveant and Mr Sprague faculty advisers were the organizers of the club Too much cannot be sald ln praxse of them The officers for the present term are-President lrvlnv Masserman X lce President Carl Baldwln Secretary XICIOY Xvrumn Treasurer Sam Levxtsky Under the able leadership of these fellows The Central Model Aeroplane Club expects great accomplishments Watch our Smolte' U4 - 1 -4 ' 1 1 - D l 1 -T ' 3 I 1 I I If , ' - ' : . 4 ': 1 . J . ' ' . x 2 ' - ,, . 1 . L 1-, v. I Q k Z . ' 1 M ' 1 , ' 1' ' : , . C 3 ' , T 3 . l s Since the aeroplane was invented, it has slowly but surely supplanted , ' T rs .T -f 5 rs E . D ' ' ' ' , s . s ' . .X D c .Z U c 1 1 C, , 1 s ' '1 . . an . . 1 . 5 K . . . , . , 4 . .. . ' 1.1. ' U 1 , . ' . .g L . ,D . O , 1 5 .. ' ' . ' s 9 - 1 1 1 A 1 s- - 1 . . CENTRAL TENNIS CLL B t the bevinnmff 0 t e Sprinv wmeb cr t i tg m cl Uroup of tennl cnthuelfwts both Girls and bowq met to Pther to tallx thmvs over CODCCTHIUU the tormatlon of 1 tennix dub Xtter much cli u ion it was decided th it 1 d 13 would be sat for 1 meetmf under the Qupcrxision ot Xlws Xi hitham and X11 Blnmrharcl both ithlcftic diredors It wa ul 0 wffrncd that ill menber x 0 lxneu ho x to pla5 cnms or ui icc 0 ei n X mum he eh ble for mem bei hip in the Qentril lnnmc un 0 hiv mac in o e orf xmzw ion xx is 19 c on ue ix X 1 e tolloxxmff oficiters mug c ut d IC icient X xr bu blfl X me Prcsic mat mi Bxhcoclx kmgretux X ir xr t ihtoc ici ure Xlilton l ie c ouih thf ' uv w l un mx in h 0 i nxfuts only tairer veithu loi i Qommitte 1 x re mx he-cn iwpo Imac 0 nto me dC xi nw 311110 'ourn as x f N tournamc nt P crurts in J ic of tw sc Ool v Hirh t tm timt 0 are hemv put into ximg x tc 3 t Ncexc 0 ic hc f me x o 0 1 uc O L Lum, u J OT G first Qidet Qc rps if C Dt 1 x 19 o J ze Thom n n n rx was c us c xc ni D roi u in oc uu mili x tr iminv n icu umm Cxlillm vx xox nov mor ll i e ir xi wi one mcl qerf t Wilder wen xswvnccl to the unit incl it idx im vcl iipic x hut one meet 977 we rifln to im unch r Nlxjor l l irm 1 c tht t tx Jstt e Lit, c dmpim ip ui Ori x Ioux pont iouffh th 0 ir 1 7 s xxx in tim cnrollmen x L unit sw is rtclugecl to thi ty hr 4 i 1 l holf Y own 1 IC c 13 C Cn i tc 4 wo c c unit In L w 1 N in 1 i oo c 0 r or ir 1 xml 'colt h xc pl if v m compwnx clr ll 1 ir idc.r th an ip 0 or nord ix NJN e ii mc Q is ntx m yih uns 1 0 Corpofil ix ir who hw sfzrlxed nxrd lor th ttf mfirt ol t P to lwiccllcnt cc 1 1 L fhccr if rhf unit i 1 o oi ijtxn icuten.-mt Dixld qmiih .md Qu ond Ligutemmt Ykillix 1 l Diarlxe Captain hllesm 1 i serious contender for the mxjo ship of the firbt Biitfxhon and houlcl he he elected each ot the iboxe office-rg would mow: up x btep I ' Y A ,A '. 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The rifle team of that year was quite Siircessftil, Couhiflffring that they lost ln If -.. tl A I .2 , f . I z , Q.. cli l ctw:-ci iixigly wt-ll, nigh h lr 5 h 'h' ' ish' l J' .lj A ' 5' 14. .-Xltl T, Q y ,Q l 9-3 cz ' ai cli-videcl clrup ' l x t and th - i 'z. H ' ir '-I 4' H xzicriiilwfs, fiviitiztl we s 1 hlc' 0 l he. ' . Oi li' ll De ', in Alun , C' tual mol: seconcl place with ai high nullif- tiv - 1' 1. Th N ' wc za lafgc 'up, which now qtemfl: in thc Ci:-iittul cil1:D Cfzisfr. lo' first plat-e ' I lit n lrill: an the f ti ft plgirc in 111711 sinciliiiigf. z . ' ' i-I a ' , i i 1 D' i . This ycz . ui X if lclacl sh . ti C' I 'l l,z xxr , th. :iit ' 'Y 'L 'Pd to over sc-ve V' chi 1-rs. ln liifhr L Cc rp ml l txwsr-ri was :ivc-iffclx-cl lr: f .Q Bol' 'z , ' ai xx ' li i Q- he 1: , . A hd ' ribs. f. ' f results are exp-'ted on the C :ming liiivlcl Dui. Th - o - c e ' are as t ll Cz f ai , Daniel tfllczinl First IQ' ' , 2 - 3 ' Ui' ' . 'zit 'i. W ' 5, jr. is ai A 'S z ' 2' r. A ' MOCK ELECTION une 30 1924 Mr Ed l Tor Centrallte Office Dear Ed Say Ed you know that every term the IZA s get together and have a lot of fun holdmg a v1c1ous a sembly spoken of m pollte language as a Mock Electlon Well Ed thls class of une 24 belng no more considerate or sedate than any prevlous semor class went to the mud slmgmg party seelng red and the possxbllxty of gettlng back at a load of IZA s for whom there was only one letter ID the alphabet and that one after H You know Ed thats l Well Ed the flrst gun was fired when Ethel Yarowsky was unammously elected Class Vamp You know Ethel Why she could even make Ex Mayor Pxngree who now makes hls home ln Grand Clrcus Park wmk at her when she passes Dashmg Harry Menzer ran away wnth the title of Sheik l-le IS a real Valentino Such a good bull throwerl Natle Cealer sure deserved bemg chosen Class Boy Athlete And Ed he IS a rnlghty nice fellow too' He shows that a fellow can be an athlete and a gentleman at the same tlme The honor of Class Curl Athlete fell to Mary Cohen And belleve yours truly she makes some passes wlth Mlss Hawley s name on an every thmg Ed Well when lt came to electlng a class crepe hanger Ed Mllton M Murray just walked off wlth the votes C-ee Ed l don t see why he should be a crepe hanger You know he can take a lofty vlew of life Ed because he lS awfully tall Ed But when lt came to choosmg Class Mamma the IZA s sure put over a mean one Who do you thmk they elected Ed5 l ll bet you a crocheted soup ladle that you couldn t guess Not even rf you thought Well Ed get a bottle of smelling salts and prepare to meet your Maker Well Marjorie Bryant' There dldnt l tell you When lt came to class papa Ed Leo Klrschbaum got the most votes so l guess the class wanted to elect hlm Well Ed as they say m French There s the long and short of It No 8 was the class orator and Chuck Coe was the one that got It Our class sure knows what It s doing Ed when It plcked Chuck cause you shoulda hear hlm talk Why ln our History class once Ed even Mr Wood was fazed And that s mlghty wonderful Ed belleve me Ed l know Ed Well Ed B111 Chester sure makes a swell class mfant He s cute and tmy and has such takmg ways No I0 was the handsomest boy and Wnlllam Bertram got elected cause he got somethmg lxke 57 votes Ed And Ed l don t know how he got so Dt .I Y y , S , . . . . , - y . ,I I - g . . .. . , . .. .. , . 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Y - . . . 1 Y ' . . . , . . . lm many cause I know he only spent S6 go l guess he must be mlvhty hand QOITIC When xt came to handsomest votes And l tell you Ed she IS vets on a street c xr the ady ertlslnv NIO I7 was the class fashion dress fcr every day and that the name of SIU ster was eler ted rlght Ld gurl 'Xlary -Xrata just waltzed off with the some handsome weeme VK hx when she IS a total loss Ed ate Ed and l Guess most fflrls hue a same dress because Ed x fellow by the ont know him Ed but I Guess lt rs a Trotzky Ames was made class Bolshevlst Ed l Guess that was because maybe he used the word lroletarrat every once so often and maybe communist When xt came to cleverest boy Ed there was x lot of trouble because so many people got one vote and you know what th xt means Ed But anyhow Ellrott lVloyer got xt and l know he s clever cause one trme he told me 6 months ahead that Easter would come out on 1 Sunday No I3 was the cleverest gnl N ou lnow Ed there ls only one clever gurl ln the class so there was no trouble Gosh that gurl s clever l ought to know she and l are pretty chummy Kmda hang aroung together b ll6VC H16 she SUIC ClCSCl'V6d lt And that Ulil IS ROQlyl'l Audfey Corn When It came to electmg class bluffer we had a pretty hard tlme Ed becau e the whole cla s was runnmg a close second but lmmle Qllver got electec. and he sure must be some bluffer to beat some l know Well Ed Rose Talsh was elected Qlass Pest and l Guess that s because she s always runmng after folks to get their dues pald up You know how folks feel about therr purses What was rt a Seotchman once sald l-le who steals my name steals trash but he who steals my purse o I guess the students got klnda sore at Rose and tool unholy rey enve Ed When lt came to the most pcfpular boy Saul Levine came In first about three necks ahead of the also rans And l wanta tell you Ed he sure IS popular Vvhy lve heard say that even Winged Vrctory calls hum by hrs first name No I9 was the most popular glrl Ed and Lllllan Kanter Got It And l notlced most all the fellows voted for her Ed so It means something Ed Say Fd l once read nn an almanac or maybe lt was an axxom ln Ueom etry that last IS the best Anyway Ed we arose ln rll our wrath righteous lndlgnatlon and elected Molly Pllskow Class Snob No Ed l dont know the glrl much so l ll leave rt to you Ed 'Xdelme Moore l heard lt sald that If they d x h rd x cla s VI rllram en nlnvs bryan Harry PII kow woulda got xt Au RCVOIT IS good bye m French Goodbye IH any lanvu If e rs carbolrc aClCl I v . . 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N ., u, El jf '14 if X ' I f J 'B Q I ,s .K-gxxximmi Ji kiwi? -QT ,Fda -YT , , X. - , . , sei' fm ., 1 DMM X ff The football season just closed was ln many res pects the most successful ln years from the viewpoint of the City High School League There were more good teams than ever before competing for city honors These heretofore weaker teams proved to be on a par with the best of former years and league competition was keener than in any previous season Central has reason to be proud of her team which but one defeat and at the top of the percentage column The material was of good quality but lacking in numbers and because of this scarcity of reserves t seemed at first very unlikely that Central could pass through her hard schedule successfully Five regulars of 1922 and three substitutes were on hand as a nucleus for the I9Z3 team These sup plemented by last year s reserves and house team players made up the squad of seventeen which played through the season The team had weight in the line speed ln the back field and plenty of individual ability but its greatest asset was its fighting spirit and loyalty which resulted in the harmony and team play so essential to success They entered each game imbued with the idea that Central was on trial and should not be found wanting Flghtlng spirit the result of school loyalty gave Cen tral the championship The l923 season of the City League teams was opened by Central vs Mt Clemens on Cocld Field September 22 and closed by Central on De cember l at Huntington W Va The first four games of the schedule with Mt Clemens Northeastern Cass Tech and Pontiac were won wlth the use of but few formations and plays An attempt to annex the fifth game with the same assets proved a heartbreaklng failure and produced the one blot on our season s record This defeat although hard to accept had its compensatlons It seemed to give the team the necessary determination and punch to pass through the remainder of the season undefeated The tie game with Northern the next week Indicated at least a partial recovery from this disaster The open date of November 3 gave a breathing spell and time to organize the attack and ln the game with Northwestern on November I0 a vast improvement was shown ln each of the remaining games with Bay Qxty Central Eastern and Huntmgton this improvement continued steadily and the last game against the West Virginia champions was a fitting cllmax to a successful season Too much credit cannot be glven to Captain Grinnell and his team mates It was their fight determination and loyalty that put Central again at the tgp A H W 1 V Ev J tr i r. 9 Sis- D 1 I , T V , 'f 'V' 4 played a strenuous schedule and came through with Q ' - ' , i 111 mxxxgxmw www M , 2 Z' if 4 Z if KZ ...BALJ-Cf 1 n, Althcugh Qentral s basketball team falled to wln the Clty Champxonshlp for the season of 1923 24 the squad and coach deserve great prarse for the work they have done for Central lf team work and harmony and not stature and expernence counted Central would have come out on top thxs season but handlcapped greatly by an un experlenced and comparatlvely small team we were unable to wln the champlonshrp although we dld make a remarkable showmg wlnnlng seven out of nlne schedule games and being the only team to beat North western crty champs The creditable showmg made by the team thls year can only be credited to the untrrlng efforts of Coach Noel Cralg who S3Cl'lHCCd much of his valuable tlme and thought to hrs team Next year the team wlll mlss such wonderful men as Armstrong Olds Guanlerrx Gealer Coe Vlctorson and Blelfleld but the season next year seems to be even more promlslng than the one just finlshed wlth the fol Frankensteen and a large squad of reserves coached by Mr Rogers thls year HOUSE ATHLETICS House athletlcs closed one of the most successful seasons wltnessed xn the mter house competlton The contests were very close and as a result aroused much mterest The football season was followed with as much enthusiasm as the varslty football team House l66 staged a remarkable showlnv by overcommv many obstacles and wlnnlng the mter house champlonshlp The race was exceedmgly close wlth l65 and l75 trallxnv all the way Coaches Wood and Rogers feel sure that they have drscovered many cornmg stars Basketball soon occupled the llmellght In the house athletlc aCtlVltlCS Athletlc Director Vauvhan S Blanchard to whom too much credlt cannot be given for hrs incessant Interest ln house athletxcs arranged a basketball schedule which allowed the freshmen of the vanous houses to be represented on the court as were the sophomores The unllmxted class aroused much rnterest and the majorlty of the contests were decided by a few pomts The competltlon was so close that a deadlock rssued between Houses l6J and 166 A play off was lmposslble but the cup remalned ln the possession of the Liberty Lincoln uxntet who hid won the championship the year before UTI lllw I . I 7 f ' 'IZ f 5.2 . 5 , 2 ,I 5 1 2 , Z ,l' 7 A A A , . X. '- , , , , , , . . . . , . 1 lowing men back as a nucleus: Schultz, R0blnS0h, lVlcNaughton, Last, lnyoue, , . . . U . 1 ' 1 . . n .. 3 ' T, . ' . . . D I I I . 3 . I . , 1 ' Cr, 'hu-wi on Page 103 TEQAIE SSX Z.,-' -tp- 2' N Mtklenvx.. l'or the thrrd successlve year Central finished ID the runner up posxtxon ln the lnterscholastlc clty mdoor track and field meet The team was well balanced as was evldenced by the fact that we scored m nlne out of a posslble eleven events ID the city meet Th pomts were made however by second thlrd and fourth place posltlons The lack of two or three ln dlvldual stars was the reason for our not fll'llSl'1ll'lg m first place Wrth two or three men to garner flrst places our team would have mdeed been one to be proud of Our ablllty to score heavlly ln all events rn dual meets was responsible for the success the team had ln those meets Four schools IH successlon fell to thls dual meet strength Northwestern wmner of the crty meet being the only school to w1n from us rn dual competxtlon The pollcy of the track coach IS to develop an all round team lf posslble to prlmarlly concentrate on the development of an mdlvldual or two Thls makes for a broader track program and also assures each lndlvrdual trymg for the team equal attentlon The prospect for the outdoor season IS good No partrcular stars Wlll arlse as d1d Prout of last year but the school may be asssred of a representatlve all round team that will be a credlt HOUSE ATHLETICS Contmued 1 lr P ge Many records of old standing were shattered when the annual house mdoor track meet was completed Vlfhen the standmffs were computed House l6D was found to have annexed the cup vslth I7J a few polnts ID the van The outdoor track season started successfully when the prelxm marles were run off at Balch Held Each of the houses secured an equal number of representatuves for the finals at the annual excurslon at Bob lo Baseball recelved much support from the houses and with each house supporting a team the mterest was large At the tlme of wrntmff the final game has not been played and a tue for the lead rs rn ,,,,,,uli , T T ,fin t X 1 t 1 ' H if X 4 -f ' N 5 .1 xx .Q f K -Y 9'5 9 . x f A I 51 f 5 . . . I e , , , and let the stars, if there be any, spring naturally from this group rather than Co.1tinL':tifro1 a 10.31 . D 1' v . Y , . N F . Q5 - V . D . . I I .D .. 5' 1 - Cf ' -c on P: 11- lU9 Hz as 'EE nu n nun In-----. Iilliillllfv fm. -IIIIIII -...Ili , -.-llll lllllllll lllllll hifullll !l:::::' llilllllllllllll Tn... lllllllllllllll In lllllllllnllulul. .U lllllllllllllll In lllllllllllll ll Item Central s l923 tennls season was the most successful one that the school has ever wrtnessed ln that partlcular sport The Blue and Whlte net men emerged wmners ln flfteen out of slxteen matches loslng but once to Eastern whom they later defeated thereby creatlng a tre for first place ln the play oft for the trtle Central due malnly to the combmed efforts of Captaln B Donaldson and Mllt Blelfleld defeated the lndlans after a hard battle On March I8 the hrst call for tenms candldates was Issued and about forty men reported After three hard weeks of practice the squad was at last reduced to the following SIX men who wlll compose the team for the remainder of the season Capt Brelfleld Simon Farbman Sxdney Fmeberg Carl Gussm Ollver Kanter and Louis Rosenthal Central now has one leg on the handsome Free Press Trophy which IS UIVCH to the school wlnnlnv the champlonshlp Thus trophy lb to be kept permanently by the school wmnmv It three successlve years Northern won a leg rn 1970 Eastern won two legs ln 1921 and 1927 Central won last year The prospects for Central s wmmnv another leg on the trophy this year are partlcularly brlvht The schools that wlll probably prove very troublesome for Central th1s year are Eastern 'Northern and 'Northm estern who has already defeated East ern Central has already achleved two vlctcrles as thus revlew Goes to press dowmnv Southwestern and Qoutheastern by scores of D 0 both tlmes The school was represented at the Mlchlvan State lnterscholastlc Tennis Tournament at Ann Arbor ln the latter part of 'Vlay by Capt Bxelheld and a squad of players lqhe Detrolt lnterscholastlc Athletnc eXssoc1at1on has declded to send a team of boys chosen from all the hlvh schools of the clty to the Natlonal lnterscholastlc Tennls Tournament at Phlladelphla u e I7 I8 and I9 Capt Bxelheld may be one of the men chosen to represent Detrolt Elmer Baker has been elected by the Servlce Commxttee to manage thls year s team IH , - f 4- . . 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J n . . , r ' ' ' , Ezmiisi E 55515115 EEEEHJEEEEQEEEMEEEEEHEE CBA EBALL ssssssssssssssssassswssssssssssssss ln pnte of the fact that Central l-hgh School s base ball team failed to wm the cly champlonshlp he frallblazers drd not lack m those essentral quall les of splrlt that has made the Blue and White teams famous Coach Verne Rogers was compelled to select his t am from practxcally a green squad alded wlth only flve veterans from last year team led by Captam Xlathan Gealer The Trallblazers entered the clty ln terscholastxc league and competed again t ome of the best teams that the prep baseball clrcles have seen ln years several of the chools havmg all veteran nmes ln the lfllllal game of the season the stron South ww es ern team defeated the Blue and Whlte nme 7 to 3 Southeastern followed and humbled the Trallblazers 8 to 4 Central jour neyed to Northwestern s grounds and were forced to accept defeat 9 to 7 ln a tlght game Northern VlSltCd the Blue and White diamond and silenced the Trallblazers Il to 8 ln one of the wor t defeats of years the North acterlzed with the splendid sportsmanshlp traditional to Central athletics Weak opposxtxon affronts the baseball team and agalnst them the squad hopes to flnxsh the sea on with several vlctorles to their credxt George Sprlggs and Alexander Dean dxvlded the pltchlng clutles between them whlle Captam Nate C-ealer played spectacular baseball at shortstop Five baseball letter men wlll report for next years team and wlth the reserve quad the prospects for the l925 team are bright The followmg compose the squad Captam Nathan Gealer Charles Coe Alexander Dean Gordon Eastland ames Ellis Rlchard Frankensteen ohn Cuarnelrl Wrllxam lVlcNaughten Edward Maxwell Nathan Neesley Orville Reeder ames Russell lrwm Smlth George Sprlggs Theodore Stone Earle Vlctor on HOUSE ATHLETICS Contlnued Tennis devotees have organized teams which are of h1 '1 caliber The teams are evenly matched and the fine matches fcr the 'house champions are under way Much of the success of the lnter hous competltlon can be attributed to the co operation on the Dart of the varxous house prmclpals and the house managers for the varlous sports The teams have excellent sportsmanship which could not be surpassed anywhere The House form of Athletlcs enables a medxocre performer to develop hlmself physlcally so as to obtam a posltlon on a varsity team llll ll U ll .'l.l ll 'Ll 1 FU 3 3 3 r 3 3 ru :- EE SE EE bi l 1 I I En y :1 , S . . . 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Q I 4 S 5 5 E 5 5 E E E 5 E E E 5 5 5 5 5 5 2 E E E E 5 S 5 5 5 E 5 5 E 5 5 E 5 S 5 E 5 5 5 E 5 5 E E 5 M , KET zz BALL Although not as successful as In prevnous years Central Girls Basketball team made a creditable showing cn the court finlshlng ln second place Every one who followed the Grrls games may be justly proud of what lts members have accomplished Much credrt IS due lVlxss Hurt and MISS Whltham for thelr splendld coaching throughout the season After wmnmg the first two games of the season Central was set back by a defeat from the strong Southwestern team Central took the next two games from Western and Northwestern respectlvely South western had been beaten earller ln the season by Western thus throwmg Central and Southwestern and Western ln a tue positron for West Srde Champlon shlp ln a playoff the Prospectors downed the Cowgrrls and won the right to meet the Central lassles After one of the hardest fought games of the season the game ended ln a tle Since rt rs agalnst glrls rules to play off a tle the season s scores of both teams were taken Central havmg the most pomts was given West Slde Champlonshlp Then came the hnal game with the Southeastern team on Northwestern s court to cletermlne the clty trtle Four quarters of hard playmg showed the ungle Maids worthy of a clty s tltle The team fought hard to bring the clty tltle to Central but wlth three regulars and several subs back next eason the team should be more success u The members of the squad to obtain C s are lVl Cohen fCapt N Dutton E Bradway H Murphy Blue D Campbell B Lynch H Kalb Hexsch E XVCIHCY Schedule Central Qentral C entral Central Central Central Central Commerce Hxghland Park Southwestern Western lNorth'w estern Southwestern Southeastern Ill ftrll PM ,- - fu - . - 0 wNt,..troQ-lvgs 51 ' ' l uJxlu.1O'+-lr-xl-A ff, . l . , . 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U'xlO'twsOO'tL:J t. 1 . x I - -' ss il 4 V nmunmr t fmmummmmu f x fl uf' Fieeov-1xn1 Under the splendid coachm of Mrss Wells the Central lrls made a very credrble showmg on the hockey field thus year The glrls deserve much credit for they drd not have a re ular field to practlce on and had to travel over to Northwestern twlce a week The schedule opened wrth Northern as the first opponent but due to the Esqulmoes lack of equipment the game was postponed and later cancelled Our next game was wxth Eastern and ln a very close match Central emerged the vlctor Then came the ame with the experlenced Southeastern team Although the Trallblazers dld not wnn they held the ungle Nlalcls and allowed past two seasons Thxs closed the regular hockey tournament for Central Two post season ames were played wlth Teachers College These he Central lassles had no trouble 1n wmnln Wlth slx of thls years team back Central wrll have a runnin start for a champxonshlp season next year The glrls on the team are H Murphy M Cohen R Elclert C Caudle K Guerwrtch A Babcock H Holsaple F Prochaska F Blondy E Bertram E Dater D Campbell CCapt Subs R Webb R Yatter SCHEDULE Opp Central Eastern Central Southeastern Central Teachers College Central Teachers College Central Northern Forfert HOUSE ATHLETICS Girls Basketball The House Basketball tournament was a great success this year Two teams represented each house and followlng the pollcy of the school the holders of Cs were not permitted to partlclpate The teams were quite evenly matched and 279 was the vlctor holdlng a clean slate The followlng are the lmeups of each house '-lUl ':1:w0 Connor fCapt I R Herzo Hansen NI Palmer A Babcock Kuttner J Hoyt Blue fCapt Kalbflelsh E Werner B Lynch Granite S Shamrk VV Berg Berkowltz CCapt D G Caudle R Cornfleld Quigley K C-urewrtch 11 . , . 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Q' - xo RNS 'rt M JJ F' YR o 1 F 2 N s u Drd you ever stop to thxnk how the white lmes that mark off the football grrdlron got there or it the basketball game at Central who set up the chaxrs that you sat on to wxtch the games3 l suppose you just took rt for granted that they were there and not that the Servxce Commlttee drd rt The Servrce Qommlttee rs composed of hard working fellows ready to be called to do the duties of the school at all trmes Earl Nrcklous Marvrn Horne and Lours Thurmon were the only members of last semester s com mlttee to return The call for new member was answered and now the club has fourteen members The dutres of the SCYVICC Committee are many and varled They must put up move and take clown chalrs sell and collect tickets for the varlous mg and pole vaultmv standards and mark the floor at the track meets keep score and run water at games take care of helmets sweat shrrts footballs baseball gloves basketballs and baseballs and generally make themselves useful The managers of the varrous athletlc teams are servlce men This year Lours Thurmon was football manager Kelth Clemo basketball manager Marvm Horne track Ralph Small swlmmmg Hubert Webber baseball manager and Elmer Baker tennrs manager As a reward for therr hard work the commrttee Gets xnto all football games free and all home basketball and track meets attend the athletlc banquets and recelve a C Through the rnfluence of Mr Blanchard the SCYVICC Commrttee has been securlng the use of the gymnasium on Frrday afternoon to play basketball Many thanks are clue to Mr Blanchard for grvmg hrs time and labor to make the Service Commrttee a success Next year the Servxce Commrttee null be lookmg forward to obtamlng new members Non athletes are preferred because such students may obtain and show school Splflt through thus orgamzatlon and wrll also be able to de vote more tlme to thelr work The officers for the fall term were Ralph Small Presldent Nlarvrn Horne Secretary and Treasurer The members for the fall term were Louis Thurmon Earl Nlrcklous Rrchard Atkms Phlllrp Boylan Kerth Clemo Marym Horn Wesley Douglas Orville Douglas Elmer Baker Charles Evans Lynn Porter Lawrence Eaton Hubert Webber George Sprlggs and Max Casselman The OECCTS for the past or sprlng term were Louxs Thurmon Presrdent Rrchard Atkms Vice President Orvrlle Dougla Secretary and Treasurer The members for the past or sprung term were Kenth Clemo Elmer Baker EarlN1ckl0us Marvm Horne Max Casselman Charles Exans Lynn Porter Lawrence Brown Hubert Webber and George Sprrggs 11 UMUC ARTQQNS v3'f'5'S X, 1 1? 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