Central High School - Helios Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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1L,ib. S w -1 F3 y i-'ffl it-' ..z JS X. jf All 1125.-:-gr' f S' Ng' V L , 3 GIRLS' HOCKEY TEAM First Row - Natalie Sli.,-mer, Clzirire Iiiberisky, June Nelson, liileen Sunpsnn, l.-iuise Leestma, Ruth llenilricks, Frances Julinson, Second Row - Noreen Ansorge, jerene Krirller, llelen Palmer, Edna Edgerton, Margaret XYaalkes, Betty Cuulsull, Frances Mills. Third Rmv - Clara Kutschinski, liilna Kees-el, Norma livans, Esther Kr-nn, Genevieve Helms, Marian Daane, Gene Savery. GIRLS' THLETIC HE girls in athletic groups have had a very successful season. About one hundred girls turned out every Tuesday and Thursday night for After School Activities. Captains were chosen on each night. and games were played until a winning Tuesday night team and a winning Thursday night team were chosen. These teams then fought it out leaving the Senior Team, captained by Eileen Simpson. the victor. Basketball began the winter sports season with different grades playing on differ- ent nights. The preliminary game was played between the Sophomores led by Mar- garet Leestma. and the Juniors led by Frances Pleune. The tenth grade won. How- ever, the Seniors were victorious over the Sophomores in a closely contested game. The last of the season's sports was indoor. The Junior team, captained by Jean Guest. conquered the Sophomore team. but lost to the Senior team. led by Clarice Lobensky. The Seniors were the winners of all the three major sports. One Hundred Twenty

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'1.':sa .sw . t. ,..,.-.-. J ll V' fa .Um ,- 1 h t K .L 'V f x ' l n .1- f': ,rg ..a, .Ff- - 1 First Rowgfnrl llcndriclfscn, R--lvert lT:ir1l'nH. Robert llliwiiier, Robert Yerdier, Richard May, Conch Mathews, Second R-rw -f Edward Krnsinski, Sylvester llartneck, George Klein-h, Irvin: Folger, Paul XYiI:.,n, lfrsink IH-wers. Golf HETHER Americans are indebted to either the Scotch or the Dutch for first hitting a rubber hall along the ground and thus inventing golf is a question Centralites might well argue. But when it comes to talking alvout our own Golf Team. we might find ourselves wordless. for we know verv little ahout it. Inter-scholastic golf is the newest phase of the modern trend in a sport for every hovu and Mr. Matthews has done a fine piece of work in making golf a real part of athletic life at Central. The 1932 season brought with it only one letterman. Boh Verdier. who holds the numher one post. W'ith him. however. came a host of new candidates who were all anxious to hold a place on the team. They were first rated according to the medal scores in their qualifying rounds. From these Coach Matthews has chosen a squad of from twelve to thirteen men which in turn furnish three teams of four men each. The school matches are picked for inter-school play. All matches are played at private country clubs and the teams follow a definite inter-school schedule. Although we were downed hy Ottawa. who. along with Union. is our closest rival. we can still aim high for golf is a game that can provide the most surprising upsets. Central may be downed once or twice. but her golf men are never out. --4 5- .... One Hundred Nineteen Gilr- o-4-Lf!!

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- 1-nq , il-14 l X. ., i -s 4 ' 1 F' iv 1' J GIRLS' INDOOR TEAM Vtrst Run' - Frances -l0llI150l'l, Fllleell Slllxpe-ul, Nureen Anwrge, Clarice l,:-henbky, Gene Savery, lmnise Leestma, xldflilll Dunne. Secuml Row - Frances Mills, lletly l'rlnlwn, Margaret XYaalkes, June Nelson, Natalie Spt.n11e1', lidnn EdHEl'I4rIl, Gladys Cuulter. GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM First Ruw - Natalie Spnoner, Clarice Lwbenfky, june Nelwn, Eileen Sllllllvyll, Gene Savery, Lwuiue Leestma, Marian Daz-me. Second Row - Frances Mills, Betty Coulson, Margaret XYaalkes, Nt.,-een Angm-ge, Frances jnlmrlstm, Ruth Hendricks. . xr if f'i' QT . One Hunmlred Twenty-One