Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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mu PRQSfrCCTUS SmMl DE HULL BLACK As a friend there is none better. De Hull has always taken a deep interest in class matters and could always be found at the hack of every pro- gressive movement. MARGARET STARK Quiet and demure, she leaves many good marks behind her besides the admiration of her fellow students. ARLENE KERR When it comes to work Arlene is considered one of the “biggest little girls” in the school. With such ability she can not help but prove a success. MARGARET JONES She had not one specialty but was unexcelled in all classes. Margaret is one of the most consistent girls in school. CLARK PASMORE He is a literary artist of no mean ability, often handing in verses and stories as good as those we find in Tennyson or current “blue books.” Page twenty one

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 ARAL A. RIKER. JR. This quiet and good looking chap holds all records for unobtrusiveness. We’ve seen him often hut he was never in the way. He won his fame by being at the head of our “soldier boys.” ROSINA ELSTNER Perhaps she may be timid but she always has a social smile for everyone. A fiend for literature, sur- passing all of us in quantity of reading. DOROTHY AUSTIN Dorothy needs no explanation. But to look at her one would know that she has made good in her work, and her ambition is unbounded. HAZEL NICKEL Hazel is as bright and shining as a brand new jitney.” Her laughing voice can be heard most any- time in the hall. MAURICE CURTS While Maurice is a good student he is by no means a grind. He has been a year at Valparaiso hut like the proverbial cat came back for the finish. His genial disposition and ability to work when forced to it, will make him a sure success. Page twenty

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PR Qlir PERCY HOWES Percy is a good example of persistent effort in over- coming obstacles in the way. His fame reaches out in many ways. First, last and always he is a student. MADELON McCORKELL Here we behold the genial face of Madelon. We could write volumes of her and her good nature but suffice it to say that she carries the good will and well wishing of the whole class on her departure into the cold, cruel world. DORIS POWELL Her greatness as an orator has been proven in the many debates in which she has taken part. We are assured that some day she will be a great suffra- gette leader. Gladys McCartney Gladys is inclined to be vainglorious, spending a great deal of her time in the girls’ wardrobe, but this does not interfere with her brilliant recitations. WILLIAM “MAC” TAYLOR He is a nifty young man with a gentle disposi- tion and pleasing personality. He doesn’t chew and was never known to smoke Nebos when anyone was looking. Page twenty-two