Central High School - Delphian Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1937 volume:

7113 DELPHIAN 'W TBM may 1 PUFY ISHFf,3'1' I FFNIUR CLASS EEN HIGH QVHVWI Kaia ,nw-Much 2 4 Nrx O -.5 f' rrrrng haha mustc cheerrng t uch at autumn laughter school teams bent on trrendly combat happy crowds frllrng the bleachers What a been the Act1v1t1es Trcket was to the students thrs year toot ball ard basketball games were atten ea alrnast unanrmously and all ether entertarnments emoyed greater attenuan 5 xg- V . U HAL up f A 'S-K2 . ,Qs '7 .fr 9 ' XXXJ -'Al 44:4 ,opt l xx' I 1. Ox ,NQT I . I t b 1 XX kia' 30 L.K!-ytsnjk ' I Qkiox Cixxb , Q42 ' XX t . 5' t x .J ul .. , . . O . . . , l 1 ., ' t l - l . F -+- ' .. O. 1 qyk., f L,4,f XXQ,fq,,J., Y, .Qfffl fvAA- .. v . .k A ' vi x, Lf 7 1'-fbdfff f-fp! 71 411-lf 64fL1' ,ir ' ft- ,y ' fo B,.4fC 'w1,X-1 I f-fofvff ,X ' WAX' ,. Muay pfblf .ffffpl-1 WX, Q, ALL 'Sf' 5? B 3 T ' 'wr Pwoym Don H Ji VCL 'vcm T731 er' 1 -e fr A111 FY' 1 ,I X. X .Xz A' I -A p ,. ,, N Q ' t if ' fig 5? W -'Q rv H 'I f' MQ.. a Xa. 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SPEAKING for the Senlors vo1ces frlerdly faces frm Folorful dances the novelty of the studen facdlty of the bands xlorlety olav a two n1aht run L utse Tune ln of lctppered codftsh farre t n halls cl ssroorn 1okes the totern pole co tn hotne from Battle C eek sktppng frorn frst to fourth floo s lockers that strclc or overflow gaw nds all about one a Central for everv rnood l th entor bat others aswell llnd now not on y e s h the Delrl an whlcld records all these haop o casrons Dlarntng plc tures are Helen Srrnth dttor Dorothy B cwn Pcture edttor Counttng d and Altce Dellohran funds a e Jack Crtten en Gerrlant Aroun the edltc ral board stt Donald Stockwell Phyll Larroman lflarran Shearer l Al nd Barbara Stel ng R chard lvlorrts lorn len a nh clc ng frnal cory are l anon B e mer Fvelyn Wohlfert and lack Sherman 9 Q JLJWQ fl 2 3 Z 3 I' +- r HF' 303' 'J-A? 3 . -' ,f'r 43 -z '. A z. J.: L' ff. .5 'M .3-,.: V ..: . l ,fr - - Q 11 Ikfllikl Horericfr Iulrrx OL mor Advruer LILMMEH Presideni A Vice-President M AHV! TJ Secretary RET VANDER VEEN . Treasurer D .3 no r X r V1 frfg X , X. . 3' s M xxvg 9 8, 9 Q--W A X1 Q Q- i H5 . A 1 4. 9' ' H , A., w W A W . X I 1 1 +39 .2 2 ,, if iw RQ it F 'vw 3 +9 3 L , 'E -, if + i w ,J kd f 'L , , I Q3 L -W. M fl A fa L , f fi-Jah u if 'ax yf 3 2 ' f' , , 5 ' 'N .f 9 F Q ' A L- ' ' K W 1 hx ii h 16 I Q J H j ,V 'X Q A 9 527 if Q X , ' H K ,f Q D Q :.3 j 'i ' , -4 fl 1 5 A X .. R , K ,I e I . A'f' . 1 , 1 ' wi -i . 3 - ,,:: 'A', , In M 3' 'W ' n Q J i J 'Qi y G Vroqindewey, I. Wagner, R. Walton, I, Williams, W. Winslow, F. Worth, B. Walker, M. Williams, R. Willis, I. Woolsey, D. JANUARY SENIORS-Pictures Not Available Baker, W. Bogie, I. Cook, A. Eastman, H. Iohnson, D. McDonald, C. Vander Mate M Ball, H. Bradfield, W. Davis, M. Georgiou, E. Kik, F. Parker, I. Verastek, P. Becker, A. Cannon, L. De Young, H, Ieffries, W. Lynn, F. Price, B. Waters, S. September, 1934: The present senior class chairman. Heck Bakers orchestra pro- was organized with Miss Florence Iulin as adviser. Class officers were Iames Shana- han, president, Paul Van Keuren, vice-presi- dent, Sally Ter Beck, treasurer, and Iames Nezamis, secretary. April 12, 1935: The sophomores staged a vaudeville show in the cafeteria at the Hi-Y carnival, Paul Van Keuren, aided by Har- riet Kelly and Harry Boyer made the plans. May 3, 1935: The Spring Frolic' took place with a garden setting which included a wishing well, a pool, and many flowers transforming the gym into a typical spring garden. Heck Bakers orchestra furnished ine dance music. Paul Van Keuren served as general chairman. September 26, 1935: The class, then Iuniors, chose the following officers: Iames Shana- han, president, Don Nash, viceepresident, Paul Van Keuren, treasurer, and Ted Mar- vin, secretary. October 12, 1935: The seniors defeated the juniors in the annual Iunior-Senior Rush at Upjohn field. October 25, 1935: The Home-coming dance was held before the Benton Harbor-Central football game. The school colors of both teams were flown in the boys' gym, and a Halloween theme furnished the setting for the girls' gym. Harriet Kelly was general vided the music. April 17, 1936: A beautiful Hawaiian scene was carried out for the I-Hop. Bill Iohn- son's orchestra played for the dancers. Iean Graham acted as general chairman. September 21, 1936: The Ianuary graduates chose officers, Richard Lemmer, president, Iames Nezamis, vice-president, Margaret Vander Veen, treasurer, and Ted Marvin, secretary. September 22, 1936: Iune graduating of- ficers were: Donald Nash, president, Iames Shanahan, vice-president, Robert Wearne, treasurer, and Dudly Cutler, secretary. October, 1936: Senior officers selected ring designs for the class to vote upon. November 13, 1936: Brightly colored autumn leaves converted the girls' gym into a beau- tiful tall scene for the Battle Creek pep dance. Good luck charms were given out to keep away evil spirits. Pattie La Vene was general chairman. Iohnny Dexter's musical swingsters provided the music. November 21, 1936: The present seniors won the Iunior-Senior Rush. Ianuary 22, 1937: The seniors ended the semester with a mystery play, The Ghost Train. fContinued on page 253 fnI1JQ.if3 QN NASH . President SHANAHAN , . Vice Presideni CUTLER A Secretary WEARNE . . Treasurer ..l Lit' , If me V K- V ., ,, as I 'gg A ,.,: -.-J' ,gi K lx , Rf , 'Q E IJ V! ,, un , K 0,1 f P vv - f H- V A QL Q qi 4 ' f , ' Z e - A 1 I fl if kg ,Q ,dx 1 , 5 rl '55 1 l . f 19 .,.Q S' Q if ,, I l . 5 , 4- 'FS 1' i 95 . 4 X X ,ig V M sv. Qhsv - I gl i W , S 3 1 XBM if S 'H S I X .X e. ,, 1 ' H' 1'2- K J ' .1 4 Q ' 1 3 , Q 1. R' xl '44 f Q-5 ii 1 if M i F' xg, ,su 5 I I e rm? ,s M.: E a 1+ pxfk Qt'-w a 4 'Z' s 5 P e a W , f 1 -. if 2 xf , K 1. J' ,is ,g, QC , A I-af 4 4 k 41f5'Sf M,-5 A, at 6 QP lm - - l 1 :if 9 j fx, ,W , ll 'J' m . 1 .HV . A l N j N , i o Y 'A J I w A It ,' 1 1 19 f Q ' NH v 9 i 'af J 6 Q Velt, A. Watson, A. Westenhiser, E. Wiersma, M, Vifinchell, M. 'Nolterson H Venema, K. 'Wearne-, R. White, I. Williams, C. Winchell, N, Yeckley, D Wallace, W, Weber, I. Vlfhitelock, B. Willis, V. Windon, I. Young, L W'alters, E. VVeeks, I. VVhitney, R. Wilson, F. I1Vohliert, E. Yucker, I JUNE SENIORS-Pictures Not Available Baxter, W. DoYoung, D. Hargie, S. Mclilett, D. Russell, O. Theodore, A. Weersing D Beam, A. Donahue, I. Hawkins, C. Moore, M. Schultz, E. Uldricks, R. Williams, C Bekken, I. Eversole, H. Henninger, G. Munther, T. Seaburn, F. Vail, B. Youngs, O Bland, N. Fiter, V. Iohnson, R. Okun, L. Shelley, M. VanEck, G. Zuidema, F Brant, R. Findley, G. Kolodizieizyck, I. Pierce, L. Sillman, B. VanStelle, I. Cairns, V. Fitzpatrick, E. Lacko, I. Ponicki, E. Slover, R. Verdon, I. Cline, R. Fitzpatrick, L, Mak, A. Haber, L. Smith, R. L. Walch, F. Cothran, l. Hamilton, H. Malone, D, Roberts, D. Sugden, H. Walz, W. SENIOR CALENDAR tContinued from page l5I Ianuary 28, 1937: The Ianuary graduating class had its Senior Prom, carried out in o blue and silver Winter Wonderland sctting with soft music by George King and his or- chestra. Harriet Kelly was general choir- man. Icmuary 29, 1937: 199 seniors received their diplomas. April 16, 1937: Amid dangling musical notes, the Senior Swing took place to the tune ot Iohnny Dexter's orchestra. General chair- man of this informal atiair was Betty Libby. April 30, 1937: The seniors sponsored a vaudeville performance in the cafeteria and also maintained an ice cream booth at the Hi-Y carnival. Iune 4, 1937: The senior play, Tommy was presented. Iune 16, 1937: A summery garden scene was the setting ot the Senior Prom, with Iune Lawrence acting as general chairman. Iune 17, 1937: Approximately 4l2 seniors were graduated. all DMINI ':r:te1 Stxfutrrttari acted ag t'nrc'1idc,tt if tie Stzadertt Ccunctt fcvr tw: :mr mesters, ably assisted by Peter Gold' zctzmedtrtfr, 'itce president and tlrzr mfef tittkcrt, secretary the t1 ' saerxtefster' Dan Nash, vtce zrrcxzdertt and Mme Lawrence, secretflry' for ttte second semester . Harrie-raazii Qfttcers' Auditorium ffm Mildred fXcCartke1,', Pagt Llddiccut Dan Nash Sally Ter Beck . , , 118 tflvera Cradtt, Tfr. Luaerta Thomas, Dorothy Drown .,,. 130 Miss Lena Seas, Robert tarten famca Skxztfdttciii ftme tfrwrcricf' T RATIUN 210 Peter Galdsclrmedlng, Dallas Rae, Kiss Darallry Scoll ..... 218 Ernest Panickl, Miss Sue Slayton, Garnellus Berry '...., 432 Marion Geaper, Robert Wearne, Van Cleve Morris, lllfli Gertrude Mllharn . . . . 424 Betty Libby, Edward Van Dyke 231123. fffaude Graves .,,,. 322 lflr. Arclile Nevinfa, Helen Blalceslee Hebert Bnllfxrd . , . 320 Barbara Bgclrelder, leen lbralen, lfllss Rullr Sawyer, Ray' Tabarn, Geraldine l-lyet , , . . . 226 Fdwln Walters, Douglas Ravrrgan, Bertlra Bas, Mrs. Grace Lewis .....,.. . 4 , F r E .she l'1 CIS 2 ff-fQ?7?fr.'.:'f'3f?5 . 1.5 .....,,.-'a..,.-, I . KK SS xi Q Q,.w 54 5253 P' 14,1 H 5 in 16 ,ni N. 1 Mr Strtclqland casts a wary eye on l11s looolckeep ng ala 2 Mtss Srntth and M1 Walton Caught loaltng 3 N1 s Cory and M s P1nley 1 dote on fJlCY1lC5 4 M1ss Sterenberg at horne lout the engraver cut oll l1er brother 5 Mr Cletnentz 1 tudent Counc1l tarne 5 Cant get Latmg Let M ss Buck ll9lD you 7 A teacl1 r M1lhan'1 MacGregor Edwards Sawyer W1nslow 9 Everybodys lr1end M155 Penny 10 And so lS MISS VanderSl1lc ll B1OlOQlSl Lester Good 12 l-le meets h15 classes 11p1r1 the a1r does Mr Ye1ter 13 P P'C1S1OH necessary expla1ns Mr Duffy 14 Shorthand papers Mr Chr1st1an7 15 M155 Gregg delves 16 M155 Dy 'ina M1ss Reed CllSCL1'iS tl1ose wander1ng hlorarf book 17 A couple ot good guys lessrs Boelceloo and Randall 18 European H1-story Wlll1Ol,1l M155 Carnes Just wont 19 ls 1t French or German that mal'e M155 Mabley Mr Bodck and M155 l'lOCl1SlG1Y s n le? Z0 Gur art1st M133 Ward 21 More type papers M155 Crane? 22 l-lold your mater1al so says MISS Sw1ft 23 Thats a tw1nlcle 1n the eye of M Wenham 24 M153 Lower mampulates a pattern for her students r Ll' ifxx- ' '-N. 44 ' , !s4 MX . . A , , 19 Q F ! ll' gf N 1 ' 1 ' 1 l ' ' ss . 1 . . ' , ' lass ' ,.... 151 iss ust l' ' ' f .,.. . 1 , ,,,, 1 , Q 0' 5 A 1 ..... ' ' 11 ,,,,, G , not a student--M155 Dulcette ..... 8 F1ve little Schoolrnaarns sitting 1n a rowl The Misses 4 . I I , I X' ..... I A I .... 1 , . '. ' ...,1. ' 1 ..... ' l ' ' ' ' f o , bf? ...,. I . I - A , . ' A ' L .1 1 ..11. ' , ' .1... 1 , ' .,.... ll ' 1' '1 t..1.. V 1 I 133 1 J if I r L l X , 3 4 V 1, ' X IU , . I ' ' ' 1 - V ' E- ,Q f 13 'F 'W ' II' ' F V va . - A V .12 X iw P L wi. . V, I IIC. ,Ajax xi 1 B29 NOT NEW BUT IMPORTANT uec forr pace 7l Pre entrna the boy who let everybody know he could blow a hot trurrpet lcna and louder espectally the letter th r1 any body else Drck Maters Ioe Drolens very eyecuttve ao1l1tv made 1 tre tdent of l orneroofn for tte as cnc ter and an ass c1at eattor o the lxews Sl e too IGS red hatr r 1or1u s a e s an t r cork Dorothy ort nghtl e of t1e sw o y V1c De Boer wma 1 cked aca ret 011111 a ad bl nd Iack Cnttenden has a lona record ot 1ew r per and yearbock work stretchnoa belnnd hun Dons Kuhn 15 not only an c cellent celhst but she rno ntarns a htah record 1n her stud1es Leland Cannons shyness d1d not ha1nper lllq ab1l1ty at basket ball footlr all and studte Nero and lack Benny are washouts con 1 ared Don Stockwell as for a ftddltna wr ay TCllllt'tC of loo Qne of tl1e reasons 226 won the basketball and volleyball tournatnents s undoubtedly Ahce Bernadme Earl xbe les an w 1or3 rr wa Fred Anderson 0 Margaret Bxlkert orett and pular oftf a e IWFCKT , actve n clas ac x 111011 r cr tl x e at red s 1 r na Sc Qcout rntfc ltl Floyd Bassett a trac an used to x arg I1m Southon 1as haa a 1 art tn alt ost exe x play of e tast year Margaret Hornbeck one of entrot s lovehost brunettes 1encoer f the Jars1ty debate squad 'or two ye rs dver srna salesman for Central News succes rl rn drarnatrc roles popular Central tenor who starred n e Vane' Crutse lS Ray Taborn Amon the oetter scholars lS Marnne Terpstra Manon Breamer the lovable feature wrrter for the News was also the vtvactous prest dent of the swnnrntng club Bud Van der Kolks abtlttv as a stnger was exceeded only by h1s prowess on the football fteld c vtce versa And why dtd hearts of fern mme fo tball fans soar as htah as the ptc sktn every tme bashful Leo Tnmm puntedj Dlck Cathcart of 392 sc1ent1f1c1n1nded A tudent owrs alf tnterest 1n the pupp l ovt he and ht tster lflar1an have created Tall araceful Margaret Sunnock won a areat deal of fa ne wrth her ab1l1ty to play a sauee e box Don Strong was thc btg burlv tackle who rernatned 1nconsp1cu ou beco he ney er QDOKS unless spokento Wal Ah reckon 1t s ttme to tnterduce Floyd Hlndbaugh and h1s f-lrll Btlly band o 1S 11 the Gerrnan band thts Mme? The Walrus sard so we are told that act1ve Helen Smlth was kept pretty busy wrth her worlf on the News and Delphtan Youve seen Charles Hawlans 1n some of Central best pla s Prestdent cf Student Counctl a member o the all cttv counc1l football and basketball player prestdent of honneroorn class off1cer for three years only beam to l1st the acttv nes 1n Vvl tch busy I1m Shanahan takes part Attract1ve Betty Llbby refer to the group o sen or p1ctures f you doubt thot ad ect1ve ata fr co1n11 endable p ece o work as cnatrrnan of the bcn1or Swmg Iames Lendennk of t 1e Uptohn locker roorns Barbara Buswell act ve n atnletfcs man aged 432 s volleyball teat Floyd Hara son y as not only one of Centrals leadrng actors bu l e also played football and rs c Qu ll ana Sc oll member As secretary of the band Sara Ienney was an expert 1 mustcal notes The butler1est of drarnat1cal butlers Ralph W1l11ams who IS also musrcally talented fCo'1t'1ued or page 383 I - - I CC:ft'.t1:i .Q tr 1 tv , L 1 ' ' , , A . . 1 s ' ' ' , , Q r c - . 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BUT IMPORTANT KContinued from page 323 Anne not only played the p1ano tor h 1 homeroom but M1ss Hoppe g1ves lessons oo One ot 43? s lanuary grads Barbara Worth the only h1qh honor graduate ot her class known n S1lxer Tnangle Central Y 1r1us1C club orchestra and any lorm ol tenn1 Wayne De Vall tl1e H111 B ll es a1tt to trf lad1es does tr1cks wth l11s ol1n as well a he d1d w1th the drum majors baton Stnkmg 1n lllelf contrast ot d rk andta rlov lmess are two lantuary araduates Pattle La Vene and Mary Iayne Lord wn were d1spensable rn tl1e1r sen1or Cla act1v1t1e lDGlllG appeared 1n Only 38 emember Amona h1s other art1st1c contr1out1on Roman Krzoslu helped pa1nt tl1e sl11p back drop tor the band Var1etX Cru1se The success ol the Var1ety Cru1se can b attnbuted laraely to Vance Hargle mus1cal Comed1an Another News hound brown eyed Dot Haskell Ioan Denton lQ the pol1t1cally m1nded pres1dent ol the Bette Government club and also an able athlet Whenever SWll'I'llUll'1Q 1s ment1oned srn1l1nJ Ralph Smlth w1nner ot many aauat1c event for Central tr lUGCilOlGlV po s 1nto rnmd A modern a t st and sea1 ml ess beaut in Iune Lawrence who ha rea ab l tx d lllGllCS Harold Handelsman elc 1ted x t a VGlOCllN that e ren the n t d Daul Bun ar udntc Aswep ttelaa 1 a areat 1 oss n tcr flowers Evelyn Wohl who C ored w l1 poo e role o news pug py The play O1ly 39 aave certan blon g1rl the Chan 0 to s 1ow sl1e could reolly act You also aw Helen Hardmg plavma th tem1n1ne lead n Remember the Day lt s a dance orche tra a oothma trump t fr hot rumpet Dave Deaner 1 pu hma the 1n1ddle valve downl And another rab1d lan for a Certam very popular Amer1can bar1tone IS Betty Whltelock wl1o has n mean VOlCG herself The dark lad ot stepeladder height who has decla1med Trees Ralph Snyder' When ever 1ts busmess management that lS de Slfed Veronrca Ransom and Barbara Otte a e re ommended at least they d1d a swell Job lor the News Athlet1cs leaderslnp 1n homeroom and class act1v1t1es and per sonal1ty plus quahhed Dlck Lemmer lor the pOSll1OH of pres1dent ol tl e lanuary grads Ted Marvm 1 another ot the e reaple wr Q doe everytmno fro newspaper worktoatr lettcs w1th lhces n the lanuary rad1 at r s and tho lQ3l earbock 1ncl11 e lVl1ss Kalamaroo at the Blossom Fe val was Lorra1ne Pxerce Tl1e fellow re spor1s1ble tor ed1t1na the sport paae ol the News was sandy l1a1rf-zif1l1fFrGAQ,O1S55,-. And perhaps 1t was l1er out tandma aood looks and personal1ty that won Donna Glb son the lead ID the grand march ot the m1d w1nter prom The decorat1ons ol that prom and almost any other act1v1t, around the school are largely tl1e l1and1work ol art1st lack Blowers Fran Frobemus ot 424 was an act1ve G A A member and all around aood stu den Homeroum ll8 was well served last seme ter when tl1e, l ad the qu et por ular Allen Alexander tor pres1dent Dons Cook better known a Talkatxe TllllG lllll M1519 'T llCC.O a ru 1 1 J Bob Blakes lee nt T27 e n a1r n ex er Cro l WT lfith broua ll out C lot ol 1 nsuspected talent but he most lfllp rtant pe lprman e ot the play wcs tl1at pt pl n11111na Margaret Benedrct The cneerleaaer are pretty mportant people what would the Chool lave don w1thout Max Dav1s and Ted Bogema ' The only bantone saxophone player 111 the band Manan McCorm1ck a peppv brunette l-leres someone who needs no 1ntroduct1on Don Nash ln add1t1on to vars1ty basketball 'Conn 1 fl on paae Sql e , . . .1 . - 1 A ' ' t . .. 11 ,e - , 1 r C WY 1 , 1 ' 1 , 1 , ' . . . , . 1 1 5- - 1 ' P 1 11 . . , 11 . 1 ' 1 ' fy 1 l l 1 14 ' ., 1 11 1 vi ' . s 4' 1 . . , . 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O E 1 - - no 1 . 1 NOT NEW BUT KConttnuc:l f oat page 38l debate and bemg prestdent of the lune sen ors Don was barttone lead of the mustcal comedy Tune ln Treasurer of the lanu ary sentors prestdent of G A A appear ance of a photographers model thats Margaret Vander Veen Dtd someone say the sentors lacked beauttful gtrls3 They havent seen Vlrgmxa Herdanus And to em phastze the potnt we gtve you Betty lane Hamllton Gordon Graham worked fatthfully on hts art and produced some splendtd work of whtch he can well be proud Ltbrartan Raymond Buntarne who sounded the pttch ptpe t A Cappella Chotr Look out gtrls and boys here comes that keeper of snakes Larry Tetzlaffl When tt comes to stream hntng Just ask Frank Geerhgs sctenttst su preme who streamhnes everythtng b elbows Kathryn Crossley can flounsh not only a mean vtohn but also a pen She and Bar ners for Moderns under the nom de plume of Sally Part ttme echtor of the News member cf the Gtrl Re erves and Glee Club Ahce Gernant had plenty to keep her bus 1 Ttny blue eyed dark hatred Bettle Graser a trve memoer of the Pep commtt tee was also an actress tn many outstand rng plays A tennts star asststant manager of the school store Dudley Cutlerl The Gtnger Rogers gtrl of l937 Mary Io Maxwell of the tap dancmg team of Cookte and lo has entertatned for many class affatrs and aud t num entertamment D1ck Morr1s commentates for the News prestdes orer and dtrects the band plav clartn t tn the orchestra A handsome blond menace ts golfer and debater Ed OBr1en A popular young lady ts Harnet Kelly Sh was general chatrman of the lanuary prom IMPORTANT a Gtrl Re erve and a star creattve wrrter The llu tc l-lt Y and Sctence clubs make B111 Wallace a very clubby member of ll8 The reserve football and basketball auads saw a lot of Edwrn Walters but ht dutte as hon eroom offtcer and Pep commtt teernan were not shghted ArdathWatson a dtmtnuttve member of 130 coached the homerooms debaters when she herself wasnt debatmg Wherever a dance or pep commtttee protect popped up Helen Ruess ot the lanuary grads popped up too Elvera Cradlt and Frances Endres were tndtspensable to the News staff and the Gtrl Reserves botls wer offtcers tn the latter group The dtm nattve brunette wtth a sense of ftgure busmess ftgures ts Leonora Newlander who started her olramattc career tn Th Yankee Ktng Drck Ketchum athlettcs tn the form ot cros country and track wrth a srde drsh of home Central seems to be spectalrzmg tn beauttful blondes Iune Weber lS no exceptton to the rue Hts three years tn football ana track have not tnterfered Wtth Doug Rav mans eyecuttve abthty as homeroom prest dent Cent als basketball center was Errue Pomcla who golfed too Arttsttc talent ts necessary for party decorattons and thats why Betty Schau was often rcom 342 when party ttme drew near A character actor than whom there was no better Dave Moore Ioyce Kabbe was on the edttortal statf of the News and she knew more about speech and debate stortes than the whole staff put together Sctenty Sam says Ierome W1ll1S was the Sctence club as well as the l-lt Y before he graduated tn lanuary and Sam should lfnow Peter Skalskr was the stocky ve cran of two varstty basketball teams helped Central to the top of the ltst tn 36 For German Swedtsh and hrgh brow Bos tontan accents apply to Gladys German I I I h , A . , ., . ' S A ' ' S t 2 ,N ' S I x ' ' v . I t 1 . , ' I ' - ' Cf tt tt . I Y ' ' it 1 ' t A S ' ' Ut . ., . l t V . gr' . . S bara Sieling contributed the column Man- room debgle Were hls Clccomphshmems ' 4 ' s M ' X A -' I Cr - 1 - - . . , r ' at A ' in . 1 . . , t , t o ' ' , . i ' ' V tt . H I - - I ' 3 ' - I A U . kk fl ' l - ' 7 he i A A 5 x . . xttlT,9 , i. Reddlzij treiti lett to rzgglit 1 The Silve Trudfizxle fiqrjiig triegidess lf Ufoit B Trew :arid :e l. llrfxiiklari :zrid lfrs Leroy 151.111 :rp tif- :dvner 2 'Irie Gm Ile:sef'.'e-3 tix- P' lfrzdrox Advirnef fir: R. flex ii.irik1 A VV'1tfeo:i fl ?ett','g'11if YV Ptztiqerdld :md L. Crodt . 3 A BYi'1'.ifr' R Ford I7 lfzwcre fxrid I Boderiid firrrctpie cheerlec1d.:i.1 , 4 The de hater: diid their cedch fire fir Clorerice fx Peters L Grott V C Moria, drid R li'fQifff4 5 H fdrly, C' Dundori lfr IOliY1fIflQC3I'1 Parsons the ddviser, C. I'lf1vJrc.ri's, A Pettyjohri fmd R. Soloiiiort repreferit the lli YH . .,.. . . . G The News stoft iricliidefs: Front row, lelt to right G. Hyet, M Sheorer, A. Gerf mont I. Allen, D. Brown, I Critterideri, Smith, P. Ldrriprriori, cmd B. Sielirig. Secorid row I. Gtto, ll. Crodit, I Wohllert, R. lflorrifs, l.. Siiiiiiioriis, W. Fromcoise, I. Sherf mon K. Segee, F Eridrers. Third row: R. Barstow, D Stockwell. Not iri the picture 40 THE are: M. Breamer, F. Runnels, M. O'Daniel P. Newtson ..... 7 Quill and Scroll members are: Front rowfl. Kabbe, G. Hyet, M. Shearer, E. Wohlfert, D. Brown, A. Gernant. Back rowi l. Drolen, H. Smith, I. Crittenden, I. Allen, L. Simmons, H. More ris, lf. Harrison, E. Cradit ..... 8 F Worden, H. Kalleward, Miss Bixby, ad- viser, M. De longe, D. Hubbard, B. Drake and A. Stohrer are pictured in the 'ltirst aid group ..... 9 Sophomore officeri and their adviser are lf. Drake, M. Ackley Mr. Scheib, P. Carter, Verdon .... 10 Pep committee officers are E. Graser, D. Nash, H. Huess, D. Moore, E. Weston' hiser, and Mr. Hynbrand, adviser ..... -,X SE HA WITHIN THESE HALLS Silver Tnangle Pep Commxttee News Stuff Central Y H1Y GAA 4 I . X e V in Q. ., , 1. V 'N '.'1 2 'ze . '11 - ' :' g 3x1 xv, U I . 4 Y y u U :,C1:d+'1 V ' 1 -- Pm si W . ,vlffgxe . 2 LUUK The time has come, the Walrus said, To talk of things and stuff. Carpenter, can you suggest a Subject good enough? But Carpy didn't hear him. l-le Was reading in a daze. The '37 Delphian ,565 X Was what induced his,lga2e,3 'XM .,f.- , .f .n'- ' f .' Tx I. AHEAD . I I z 1. G 'L The group of juniors on the stairs With faces to the sky Are looking forward to the yearbook They will edit by and by. Oh, Walrus, ain't it Wonderful? Oh, Walrus, ain't it grand? l'rn cert'n'y glad l bought it With my 'loWance, as l planned. The 'Walrus looked regrettul, l hadn't any dough When the sale was going on And I didn't buy it, so 'Tm going to read your copy. But since you'll graduate, Un nineteen-thirty-eight! xl x sc H X 'ii must buy my own yearbook 43 I l l 1 i. S , B 'b 1 1. NEXT YEARS PUBLISHERS WITHIN THESE HALLS Lrbrary Club Orchestra and Band Debate Speech Choral Group l R 411 1:-:,. g ..1- I., A X1 ' f A , , r':'i ive: KZ it Q V A E ,, . , X 1 . 1 t 5 5 '- ' ' 1 'T ' ' 1 , 44 WITHIN THESE HALLS 1 G. A A cficers . . A A 2 The Biblio-pherris , A A 3 The orchestra , , . 4 hzmlsr officers , , . . 5 Central S Bernd. . 6 Music Club Cff.CQ kS . . 7 Beher Gmfernxiiem Club . , 8 Sfifefw' Club . , , . , A . . '. 4 X Yf,,GM'K5 COMEDY MANY ERRORS 46 I I I I l - xx A ,, . I V I COMEDY MANY ERRORS Mrs B ls Monsreur DeVall s name Wayne? Not the Wayne DeVall Mrs A Yes and hes the one and only baton twrddler for New Yorks Vrfth Kathleen has an old frrend of yours man agrng her shoppe here Vrckey Srwrk Oh why doesn t that street car come Mrs B The, havent been runnrng so well srnce the evplosron last week Mrs A I drant hear how rt happened Some screntrst or somethrng trred an ex perrrnent drdnt he? M s B Ye Professor lames Brrdge was tryrng out some chemrcal that turned out to be a new hrgh explosrve rnstead of the rnsectrcrde and plant grower rt was sup posed to be Mrs A l always thought or was rt phvsrcs9 The two reunrted old frrends abandon therr royful occupatron for a whrle to shopwand wrndow shop But even then they cannot escape the clrng rng arm of the past Behrnd the counter rn the hosrery department rs a very pleasant woman somehow she seems terrrbly famr lrar She feels the same attractron and soon all three are starrng at each other The manager of thrs Vogue recommended store walks toward them wrth a mask lrke smrle on hrs face but hrs features suddenly lrght he sees the three mrddle aged women absorbed rn puzzled starrng Wrth an unm stakably boyrsh expressron Mr Shanahan the oh so drgnrfred store ex ecutrve clasps the surprrsed ladres hands and unmrndful of astonrshed glances pumps them heartrly up and down wrth the ex clamatron 'Why you old Maroon and Whrtersl Thrs rs a regular drscovery day rsn t rt? lt seems rust lrke old trmes to see you three frrends together 'What you couldnt recogn e Mrss CfGd1l? Elvera Cradrt Well l guess l have garned a lrttle werght Mrs A Oh but you couldnt change that smrle no matter how many pounds Mr Shanahan gets a clerk to relreve Mrs Cradrt Mrs lanes now and takes the newly found old school mates rnto hrs prr vate offrce where afnrd tea and cookres they recall famrlrar faces and events Mrs A and Mrs B frnally depart for Rarah Outlah s rn one of Nr Shanahan s lrrnousrne after promrsrng to call at hrs estate to meet the wrfe and krddres 'l he frrst rrnpress on as they enter the throne room of the great mystrc rs that of an end l expanse of occupred space Luxurrant c rshrons are prled all along the rrchly cur tarrred vtalls At the end of thrs great hall r a glrtterrng spectacle Srttrng cross legged on a tremendous mountarn of downrness rs a hcaxrlx beturbaned 'rgure the Rarah hrm se Prrcele s jewels flash on hrs tanned frngers as he lazrly puffs on the tube of a gold orna ment Hrs face burnt brown bv the hot ln dran s,rn Dark eyes remarn half closed as the entrancrng Orrental drsregards hrs vr rtors a a novrce he drscovered berng brouaht trade Suddenly wrthout warnrng the Rarah s cruel appear ng lrps part and reveal reeth flash rngly whrte as contrasted wrth the da k racral krn the spell rs broken The bronzed gentleman expressed hrs roy at reetrng agarn these two old frrends ln hr enchantrng tone he asked about Kayoo and all but forgotten people Rarah Cutlah tYour scrrbe cant wrrte a pleasrnglv forergn twang so youll have to u e your rmagrnatronl Have you heard anythrng about that human dynamo Charles l-lawkrns7 Mrs A Oh yes Glen my husband keen track of Chuck pretty well You see Glen rs rnterested rn polrtrcs and Ambassador Hawkrns rs rn the mrdst of rmportant con ferences at Geneva Pans or rsondon Mrs B And he never farls to tell those for ergn drplomats rust what he thrnks of them and therr rdeas erther Mrs A l ve often wondered about that good lookrng fellow rn our class Brll McOon nell r thrnk hrs narne was fCo trrrued orr page 615 I I I I I . S , . . I ' ' T? . X, f ' I I r. V r . A W ' - A . - r f - ess K ' . ' . . . . l . f - Q - r 1 ' A 7 ' .r . 3 s, r c ' , , , , 4 I f A7 I 777 - . . . lf, . - ' I ' A N - ' ' boldly impolite in a truly Mongolian fashion if I . . I , . - 3 ' 4 1 A f rr c A , , . S . g , b . i . . ' . , . . 1 . D ' I . I . I I I , iz . . , , , . . M 1 . v . lg Y , - I T . . More and more fellows turn out for sports oacli year and H335-37 was no exception 'Vfiorfo riterestea in track were: Front row: VS' Tfianftr M lloixalar E Brown C Hplfflri H ff'.'.'ffQf1fg1r.i , Hzifiiiirpn, inarzijcr, W. Haas li flciy ...' '-T li Kllff' vid lf Flrent Second row: L :..yff'1 'Jf l,ll?ZlY'1f'1 M O'Dell, C. Williarz. H Konina, l Cook V. Wheat, G. Delcbel l Snyder, B lu-erti...oi.i,:, G Fooy, Third row: E. Barnes, A. lioornlooaa, L. Tetzlatt, D. Miles, FY Mayer R. Mcliznney, D. Rayman, R. Yolinlce L Lonayenn, A Leathers? H. Lepert, R. Kotcliigtii, I Bridge and Coach A E Stoddard, Fourth row: H Sci Ward, H Bullard, IY Lona l Clapri Fifth row: D Frou, Vries, C llololo, L Lndler, H Tiiole C Te-tzlatt, VJ, Baker H Cortewajx, G. Yaple, zna H. Helix L. Howard, A. Hayburn, l. De- Millcr, A, Pool, B. Howland, F. Tlioinpron H. VVie.::fnr2r, R Lf1rnpirian,and F. Marley. Out tor lootloall were: Front row: l. lvlaartens, P Slifllfilil, G. Gilman, I. Watson, C Soulers F. Ford L. Steele, W. Goodner Second row: C, Berry, l. Cook D Rayman T Bo- giita, R. Newland H Hiillara H Larriprian, A, Van- iier Kolk H Molfinney, CCTTEX Trratnax Third row: Mr l'.l'.1rdoClt, P Lf.-trifner P l-lord L Trzrnrn QD. Strong, H Schindler, H lones ff. Pe-nneis Vai Keiiren, T. LCHllCI'1T'.iI, Fourth row: l. Martin, W Mcliinley, l Shanahan lx Miilfifr. H Viriaer Pool f Bockelriiin H Blootti 13 l'lCi -Tfflflil, W Wfira, l' 'l'l1o::iru.srrn Fifth row: YS. Harai- N, lt. l7o'.ala:, ll Law, S Wood- irci l' Hllial XY K L ' . ! U ar-rriilff ll Gergztonlcorn, ll l'i:ittt'.'.'i',' J Ko.iizz1zfixyf'Q: A Wxfqrirgr, Golfers B. Marsh, E, Ponicki, G. Squires and A. Kudzia demonstrate their swings . . . The photographer invades the boys' locker room . . . Furthermore he caught the boys in action on the playground . . . The Vocational boys play good ball but they decided 'twas better to line up by the Vine street entrance and have a real picture . . . Then Coach Thomas says these boys always put up a good scrap in basketball. They are: Front row: H. Vander Pool P Slcallci Shanahan , . s , D. Roe, B. Averill, Coach S. Thomas, Mascot Dickie Thomas. Second row: P. Bonner, I. Bockelman, l. Ver Meulen, A. Taborn, B. lonegs, D. Nash. Third row: P. Goldschrneding, E, Ponicki, G. Gilman, V. Moerdyke, I. Beeves, I. Maartens. Cross Country squad: Front row: L. Lesman, G. Bushouse. Second row: H. Koning, G. Priester, P. Futymoski, P. Bonner, T. Stuart, Manager l. Hudkins, Asst Manager B Barnes, S, Pool, C. Hubert, E. Longjohn, l. Ver Meulen, W. Dickerman, H, Sweetland. Third row: N. Mayer, C. Freeman, F, Bassett, V. Wheat, B Ketchum, C. Tetslatt, L. Tetzlatt, G. Fooy, l. Porter, B Lienbach, L, Vanden Berg, F. Barnhard, I. Bridge, Coach A. E. Stoddard, B. Massey, Fourth row: M Swager, C. Armenis, P, Law, A. Pool, E. Pratt, F. Bellinger, B, McAllister, D. Long, H, Ellard, D Miles, P. Kosick. B. Aldrich, H. Ten Brink, L. Cannon. Fifth row: P Milley, l Kline, P. Willison, B. Stearns, E. Ballentine, W. Van lick, I. Collins, I. Baker, L. Miller, H. Wiessner, B. Hart, C. Wvilliarnis, B. Ogilvie, A. Kudzia, I. Vander Roe-st. -r ,, f o o ff 2 , J Q5 V , 0 X rtkg B V 7.x PM ' G' 458 'f z ' 1.9 3 'I e Q 9 n ,.,, -G s u ' ., f' .h ' Qs I' FN! , 6 if 1 'TYR A l 'V 'P 'M-1 fm 8 f 2 1 nf ,Nu il.. ix Front row: N. Berry, R. Lem- mer, P. Hord, I, Watson, T. Boguta, R. Schindler, I. Len- derink. Second row: Coach E. S. Thomas, D. Strong, I. Maartenga, R. McKinney, I. Shanahan, P. Skalski, I. C. Murdoch. Third row: I. Bockelman, L Trimm, N. Pennels, P. Van Keuren, A. Vander Kolk, W. Goodner. Front row: T. Marvin, P. Skal- ki, H. Helmer, T. Moifitt, VJ. Ruess, I. Watson, B. Warren, W. Blanchard. Second row: Coach Fred Zuide- ma, N. McLain, C. Mohney, I. Cook, P. Somers, A. Liggett, M. Kindle, R. Price. Third row: H. LePert, T. Ter- pening, P. Elliot, H. Burson, D. Hooth, W. Lines, R. Hawkins, R. Manuel. Fourth row: A. Guse, A. Weenink, H. Mongrau, A Barnes, E. Drake, R. Comfort C. Rutledge. 1 I 'sky Although the tootball team ended the season with a record of three wins and six losses, the season was considered a success by many because of the vic- tory over Battle Creek and the bringing home ot the totem pole. The team started out the season in tine style with a Win over Grand Rapids Davis Tech on September 26 by a score of 20 to 6. The Maroon Giants met defeat, however, 51 Varsity Reserves BASKETBALL RECORDS Varsxty Reserves M 1 r 'f ' 'A Ha' 'Y 4 :E- , - . ,, , I 'rx lk : 'Av V 11: - A ,Q ' V f f Q 1 11- V' F , V N' e -mf' -N - ' If' A ' ' :IN 52 Front row: P, Bonner, P Slcal- ski, I. Shanahan, D. Roe, Coach Thomas, Mascot Dickie Thorrzas Second row: P. Goldschizieding, l. Bockelrnan, A. Taborn, D Nash, l. Maarten: Third row: E. Poniclci, G Gil- man, l. Reeves. Front row: Coach Murdoch, K Groggel, R. Hubert, B. Warren, R. Siebert, R, Baker, W. Mc- Lain. Second row: C. Mohney, D. Miles, W. Blanchard, D. Bowen, E. McMahon, W, Ruess, P Bonner. Third row: G. Boguta, W. Lines, E. Drake, A. Leathers, S. Fe- doric, D. Hilliard, P. Elliot. l 751247 Ewan With one Veteran returning tor the l935-37 edition ot the Maroon Giants, Coach Eugene Thomas fashioned a highly ettective basketball guintet which won approximately three guarters ol its games. There Was a famine of tall centers during the current season. Both Ernest Ponicki and Peter Goldschmeding were fine ball players but neither had the height to compete against such mammoth 53 pivotmen as VanDort of Holland, and Van- derLinde of Muskegon. The spark in the Maroons offense was provided by lohn Maartens, who was high scorer of the squad. Coach Thomas tried out his Maroons for the first time during the year against lack- son at the Prison City. Lansing Eastern handed them a setback here 16 to 13. Then came three fine triumphs over Holland, Battle Creek and Muskegon Heights. On the following Friday, Coach Leo Tiny Redmond brought to the Celery City a fine team. They overwhelmed the locals to the extent of a 29 to 10 score. Grand Haven high was forced to bow to the locals on the following Friday, 22 to 18. Coach Bill Perigo's Benton Harbor Marines handed the Centralites a defeat 23-20. The Coach A. E. Stoddard's 1937 track aggrega- tion proved to be one of the strongest ever to carry the colors of the Maroon and White. The individual star of the squad was Robert McKinney who amassed a total ot 58 points during the regular schedule and who also broke the record for the 220 yard dash in the regional meet at Western State establishing a new mark of 22.3. next Friday saw another victory over the Crickets from Battle Creek. The Dutchmen visited Kalamazoo next and left after dropping a close one, 22 to 20. Muskegon Heights had improved very lit- tle and lost another game to the Maroons, here, by the score of 26-16. The Big Reds were red hot when the Maroons went to Muskegon and swished baskets from every angle to down the Celery City boys 37 to 25. The locals then polished off the regular sea- son by winning their last two tilts. With two victories over Holland indicating the relative strength of the two teams everyone expected Central to beat the Dutchmen in the re- gionals. But Holland proved much stronger than in earlier season and not only beat the Thomasmen 29-18 but went on to oppose Muskegon high for the state Class A title. Front row: R. Bullard, Manager I. Hudkins, L. Tetzlaff. Second row: D. Miles, N Mayer, R. McKinney, V. Wheat, D. Ray- mand, H. Corteway, I. DeVries. Third row: R. Schindler, W. Ward, C. Tetslaff, 1. Bridge, R. Brown, F. Thompson, Coach A. E. Stoddard. Fourth row: A. Doorenbos, W. Wagner, C, Rubert, L. Miller, M. Douglas, R. Bohs. Kalamazoo finished second in the Southwest- ern Michigan Conference and qualified in five places for the state meet at East Lansing. L. Miller and R. Douglas placed in two events. ln early season competition, the Centralites Won over lackson, 54 to 50, defeated Three Rivers, 58 to 36, downed Benton Harbor, 60 to 44, and bested Battle Creek, in the finest dual meet of the year, 58 to 46. iii x .. 4 5 3 251 A ,M E, i Eff 2,15-J, ? 4, 4' N f A Q' KN blxllfl SPDIXTS figzgfvtzcix af: was me wgnner Qi :ree irc ygl an f i'3f1lf,,lIl'5' if the Claw: A bass 1,:,l ij':n1zg.g tug ln' fflal, 1x.'1r.,1'15ed Aygfsfza Aq,':'51 Qilfillllffil TLC clam A basket ball cE1f1:x1yxgir1fslLlg3 The glmior :mls man aired by Barbara Van Bcverl, and he senior girls managed by luis Prlellnlc won The Clizf-age A valley kfxll cl1f:z11giia1'1sl31ps. 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Who dores soy life has not yet be- gun for these people? .... fx P--3 Q6 L 5 C f Rr , v 'X IV'-r fe ,vQx X n ,Q ,, U19 2 'F GW x . 1, Q 11 , WQ1 COMEDY fCont1nued from page 47J Bajah 1 see B111 every once 1n awh1le Once near Calcutta h1s plane had crashed be fore he had a chance to ftnd ClVll1ZSd wh1te people He was st1ll that smtlmg old B111 tho and as Wltty as ever H a great flyer decorated by the Engl1sh krng and the heads of Mr A Balah lmean Dudley you ve sure ly met Peggy Hornbeck tn lndla havent you? Batah met her au1te a few t1mes She ts gu1te a traveler And there s some one els Ralph Snyder he s the Eng l1sl1 governor tnere now Mrs A Oh Dudley won t you look 1nto your crystal for us? Perhaps you can see what has become of some more Centrahtes O37 Balah Alr1ght but 1ust g1ve me a moment or two wh1le 1 co'nmun1cate w1th the The two women watclt myst1f1ed at the sudden revert1ng of the1r old fr1end 1nto the dark skmned p1erc1ng yed Eastern stranger At last he IS ready the clearness of the sh1n1ng ball gradually fades 1nto wh1te fog gmess as the Ba1ahs entranc1ng vo1ce be g1ns to drone out Ba1ah 1 see com1ng nearer and nearer a round happy face The form 1S now d1scern1ble a tall heavy set f1gure The head lS thrown back the man 1S 1ng1na Many mus1c1ans a great flashmg s1gn Bay Taborn and h1s Rhythm masters Bajah Th crystal IS clear1ng aga1n ee a sweltermg mngle A long safar1 comes 1nto v1ew A man carr1es a heavy r1fle and a forked st1ck Bes1de hrrn IS another tall man You wont f1nd that python there but you m1ght try my head These blasted tungle snakes are urely gettmg 1n my ha1r Black serv ants On a box an 1nscr1pt1on reads Thompson Brothers EXped1t1on No 3 The crystal clears MANY ERRORS Mrs B Good old lon he Mrs A Shl Hes go1ng on Rajah Ah an opera house A woman vo1ce IH mus1cal protest as a tall dark man IS A program 1S appear1ng Be neath the woman s prcture lS Betta W1t lok and the dark bar1tones Donnatlo Nasheld1 Batah A school IS formtng ln tne crystal A rntddle ageo teacher Leamng over her desk IS the pr1nc1pal He calls tl1e teacher Corneha the pup1ls say Mtss Van Nus she calls h1m Dave n Dates desk IS a s1gn Pr1nc1pal D Moore More teachers enter The sweet ktndergarten teacher IS lsabelle Saw yer htstory eacher IS Ernest Cross Balah The crystal clears for the last t1me a French dress shoppe a style show a shapelx mannequm Leona stomach He hands hrs card engraved Monsteur Ph1ll1p Lau to a g1ggl1ng Amer1can Annajean B1chards Super VlSl'1g th1s exclusue Par1s1enne shop mod1shly garbed Bheta Pearsaul T e scene fades no more w1ll come Mrs B Myl 1 m certa1nly proud to have been a 37 graduate even 1f 1 never reach the goals of some of our classmates Why w1ll you look at that the Bajah has gone r1ght to sleep We d better t1p toe out so as not to d1sturb h1m that crystal gaz 1ng must be hard on the nerves Outs1de Homer IS st1ll wa1t1ng He Jump out and ass1sts the two lad1es 1nto the ltmoustne and lS told to dr1ve them to a de pot where 'Vlrs B takes her leave The tra1n has already pulled 1n Mrs Blank clrmbs aboard wh le Mrs Anonymous calls out reluctant tarewells The conductor comes for her t1cket she looks up at h1m and to her great surpr1se fmds herself gaL1ng 1nto the laugh1ng blue eyes ot 11m Southon I I I I I : , f . , . 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