Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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PR q; p 4SsHw- MARION JONES Prophecy We must give Marion credit for prophesying for us such a bright future. Indeed her fame bids fair some day to he wider than Saginaw street. FLORENCE ROBERTSON History In the year ’13 the class chose Florence as his- torian. and as you will see later in the book she has done it justice. LLOYD GENSEL Athletics If Lloyd were an inch shorter his feet would not touch the ground, but we can’t hold that against him. He has demonstrated that he is a giant in mind and spirit. JOSEPHINE GIFFORD Calendar During the year she has worked on our calendar. She never did anything to annoy the teachers and was always a “model girl” in every way. F. KENNETH HOWARD Grinds “Ken” the effervescent good sport “Ken.” Then, too, dear reader, remember that it is to our lad squire” that you owe your thanks for the smiles, giggles and guffaws you will experience when reading the humorous part of this hook. Page fifteen

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BRYAN H. BAKER Editor-in-chief No, he disclaims all rights as the original of the arrow collar ad. While not over fond of study, still we believe he will he successful in life. JOE R. BLACKINTON Business Manager “Josephus” is a man of few words and bothers little about what others do or say. For him the world is always bright and sunny. GRACE CALLAHAN Society Grace must not be overlooked in considering the merits of the Senior class. She has always taken the lead in class affairs and as for dramatics—she is considering at present an offer from the former manager of Sarah Bernhardt. Besides all this she is the only original “weather prophet” in the class. PHILIP M. SOUTHWORTH Artist Caesar was ambitious, but Caesar’s ambition couldn’t hold a flashlight to Philip’s. He himself is a twin cylinder, self-starter (if likeness were to an automobile) and guaranteed to win out in the race which he is soon to enter. ESTHER BARTON Class Poet In stature “Spud” is one of the shortest girls ever graduated from high school but in principle she is a giant. Her rare compound of oddity, frolic and fun, was ever pleasing to “Doc.” Page fourteen

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G. WILLARD BARTON President “Mushy” needs no introduction. He says little for himself but his refined manners and pleasant disposition speak for him. M A R1 ON C A RSC ADD E N Vice-President On being interviewed Marion said she had noth- ing to say for herself. However, she is beloved by all her classmates, and why not? Her jovial dis- position and smiling countenance would tame the most ferocious temperament. GLADYS JOHNSON Secretary It is not too much to say that to know the class of ’15 one must know “Squirrel.” She is ever clever and jolly, relishing a joke and rejoicing in a good time. CARL GENSEL T reasurer You now behold honest “Derby,” the treasurer of his class. He has worked faithfully in defending the funds, sometimes amounting to hundreds of------------ cents. PERRY V. WHITAKER A thorough gentleman, he always abides by the golden rule. He has been going up Fourth street every other night since we have known him. There’s a reason. And she’s pretty nice. Page sixteen