Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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ment flea Dr. Harry Seitz Miss Ruby Richardson Mr. Spencer Fishbaine Mr. Donald Kelley Miss Helen M. Nvatlles Mr. Clyde Kammerer Mr. Verne Rogers Mr. Harold Taft Tuff n 111'-fllll'

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Admini tm o M Mr. Thomas Gunn Principal . . . Efficient . . . friendly and considerate . . . Calm, never too busy to greet one . . . winning the respect and ztdnnrn- tion of all he meets .... Our Study Hall Counselors: Miss Bridge, Miss McFarlane, Miss Slyfmld, Miss Grace, Miss Delbridgc and Miss Carr. Mr. Harry L. Davis- Assistafz! Principal . . . Willingly helpful . . . bringing about a closer under- standing bctween faculty and students . . . energetic . . . always on the job . . . 21 ready smile. . . .

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Miss Grace Anderson When that Aprille with his shoures sootef' Miss Marjorie Atkinson Remember-it's one thing to be educatedg but it's another matter to stay so. Mr. Birger Bakke Here's another nugget of wisdom from the old master. Mr. Paul Berlin Shall I begin at the second bar? Mr. Homer Bliss If the party of the first part no longer had business comiertions uitli the party of the second part . . 3' Miss Everette Bridge What is your opinion about the witches' prophecy in Macbeth? Mrs. Deora Brokaw I'll let you know when I'm boasting. Mr. Willis Brooks When I was in China . . .H Miss Laura Buelow H Fifteen words with no errors to pass lype. lll.' Miss Elizabeth Burns Was Macbeth an admirable character? Miss Ernestine Burton No slacks on the tennis court! Miss Hazel Caldwell There's energy in gum chewing. Put it in your finger-s!' Miss Henrietta Carr t This is not a usual situation! Mr. Roscoe J. Coats Perpetual motion is feasible in theory, but . . Miss Helen Connolly How does the world situation look today? Miss Helen Conyerse Know your ten lines for toniorrowf, Miss Carrie Copeland ''Kay-gay-are-all-ish-chay-jay.H Miss May Creech At haec studia adulescentiam a lunt, senectutem Sgt. Culotta 'Company, rest. Miss Ella Davenport The best way to work is sitting down. Miss Helen Delbridge What can I do for you? . . . Why, certainly! Mrs. Clara Dierdorf And glide, and glide, and glide . . Y' Miss Carol Dow Tell me not in mournful numbers. Mrs. llennie Edwards Soi erosion has now become a serious problemf Mr. Roys Ellis lf you call the number of dollars I have a and Mr. Ford has b, I can prove that a equals b. Mr. Spenser S. Fishbaine Remember your I. C., folks! Miss Margaret Flynn A good recitation is worth a penny. oblectantf' the number of dollars 1 . f . yy i . I I 1, T - ' num, U1 urn: ,. Twenty-six Me 0ne k i' 'A' 'k Miss Lucy Gardner What is the theme of To n Mouse? Miss Maude Goodhue A-S-D-F-G-space-H-,LK-I.-semicolon. Miss Ula Grace 'tNooo-I'm sorry. He's not in my study hall. Miss Ora Hahn We have a host of wonderful new books. Mrs. Frieda Hall Work independently now. Mr. Arnold Hansen Are you a IQA? Whafs your name? Miss Meleta Harmon 'iWatch your vitamins, boys and girls. A balanced diet is important. Miss Elizabeth Harvey Let's make a suit with a neat ple-at! Mr. Franklin Henshaw Whether you'd say 'Dear Mr. President' or 'My dear Mr. President' would depend on whether you're a Republican or Democrat. Miss Mildred Hodgen Knit one, purl two. ' Miss Catherine Jerwich A joint is a place where two bones meet. Mr. Clyde Kammerer If I'm not here-l'll be in 303, or the office, or . . Mr. Donald Kelley Tie your bandage like this. Mr. William Koerper Who said the London Philharmonic isn't as good as Freddie Martin? Mr. Ralph Loefiier Let it hit the backboard hrstf' Mr. john Madonna Watch the fella on first. Mr. Eugene Magnell Burns wrote better in dialect than in English. Mrs. Natalie Malloy -period-space-space. Miss Naida Marich Tres bien, monsieur! Mais, maintenant ln reponse Corrente. Mrs. Elizabeth Marsh Remember your theorems. Mr. Homer Martin Yes, now prove it.', Miss Elizabeth Mason Now, children, do you understand?