Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Prospectus 1927 FOOTBALL—1926 THE SQUAD Love, Bob Q. B. Minardo, Bill L. H. Sackrider, Fred... R. H. Marquand, Harry F. B. Day, Eugene L. E. Trine, Sidney, Capt......L. T. Haughlie, Sidney L. G. Jenkins, Douglas........ C. Savage, Carl.............R. G. Glidden, Sewell...... R. T. Barringer, John..........R. E. THE RESERVES Clark, Thompson F. B. Russel, Don H. B. Davis, Don.............Q. B. Verda, Frank H. B. Urbanic, Louis. H. B. LaBranch, Eugene C. Jannsen, Herman T. Burek, John T. Bowman, Abe...... G. Gross, Henry E. Edwards, Cleveland E. Carver, G.................G. tPage 22 1

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Notman. Donald O’Field. Clinton Ogusky, Betty O rJare. Arthur Oklakeski, Edward Oliver. Vera Ojson. Emily O Man, Vernon O'Neil. Anna O'Neil. Linda Ost, Edna Otto. Clement Palmer. Annetta Parker, Anna Parker, Evelyn Parks. Charles Parks. Ruth Parmctcr, Hazel Papp. Edward Papp, Elsie Parciarelli, Donald Parr. Norma Parshall, John Parsons, Gertrude Patchel. Harold Payne, Beatrice Pcatt, LaVcrnc Pemberton. John Perry, Eva Pctcrprin, Burlin Peterson. Elmer Petteys, Naomi Phillips. Oscar Pitt. June Poole, Harold Porter, Ebert Porter, Ivan Pound. Earl Powers. Josephine Powers. Norine Pratt. LaVerne Price, Donna Pride, George Pritchard, Ethel Proctor. Robert Prosniack. Irene Purdy, Melvin Quigley, Ethel Mac Quigley. Tracy Rainney. Howard Ralyca, Claude JUNIOR CLASS ROLL (Continued) Ramsdell. Wando Randall. Olive Ransford. Marion Ravmonde, Maude Raysin. Lorraine Reed. Keith Reichert. Geraldine Reish, Donald Ressegive, Fred Richards. Nelson Ricker. William Roach. William Roberts. Jane Roberts, Wilbur Robertson. lames Robinson. Avis Robinson. Forrest Robinson, Ernestine Robinson. Frances Robinson. Helen Rollnson, Melvin Ross. Mildred Rotherfess, Elizabeth Roumm. Lucille Ruddock. Harry Ruggles. Mabel Ryan. Harold Ryan. John Sackrider. Fred Saigcon, Myrtle Salzinger. Emil Sanford, Madelon Savage. Carl Schaganc. Chester Schippa, Ethel Schippcrs. Lucille Schmoler, Marie Schneider. Ella Schocppach, Melvin Schwartz. Birdie Scofield. Sethany Scott, Horace Seeley. Rose Shaheen, Ruthewan Sharpe. Ray Sharrer. Lloyd Shaw. Aldrude Shcllan. Harold Shelley. Charles Shepse. Irene Sherman. Lucille Shetlcr. Charles Shields. Hazel Shinn. Wilbur Siedleckc. Anthony Skellan, Harold Skelton. Owen Sloan. Marion Sloan. Robert Smith, Carlton Smith. Evelyn Smith, Gail Snyder. Gerald Snyder. Katherine Snow, Gwendolyn Spaulding. Mary Spears. Clare Spencer. Lee Springer. Lula Spurrier, Emma Starwass, John Steele, Eleanor Stevens. Ethemcr Stevenson. Jack Stipich. Zora Stone. Hazel Storrer, John Streeter, Ida Mae Strong. Royal Stull, Carl Suiter. Clarice Sullivan. Martha Sutton. Robert Swcetman, Bertha Taylor. Douglas Tcllier, Sophie Thomas. Marja Thomas, Selma Thompson. Marjorie Thoms. Lucille Tictze, Evelyn Toby. Louise Tondu, Irene Tondu. Leoa Toomey. Mary Torrey. Donna Torri, Angcline Towns. Adoncs Towns. Daisy Trcvarthan. William Trevethan. Margaret Turnbull. Evelyn Tyler. Vera Upcroft, Frances Vaillancour. Marie Van Buskirk, Mary Van Norwich. A. Van Saw. Leo Van Wormcr. Adelaide Waider, Louise Waite. George Wallace. William Walters. Milfred Wanless, Bertha Warner. Harold Warren. Charles Watchbon, Gerald Wcathcrwax. Marie Webb. Mary Webber. Paul Weed. Keith Wellwood, Robert Wesley. Norma West, Elaine Westover. Vern Wheeler, Wesley Whetham. Raymond Wiebritch. Henry Wieler. Gladys Wignorc, Catherine Wildangcr. Louise Williams. Mary Wilson. Garnet Wilson. Harold Winchcll, Margaret Winship. John Winslow. Kale Winter, Ethel Wise. Nadine Withey. Graydon Wolverton. Esther Woods. Edgar Wood. Ferdnit Wood. Randolph Wright. Geraldine Wright. John Young. Orville Zieliuski, Lewis Zink. Robert Zoinierek, Frank £Page 2 }

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Prospectus FOOTBALL The football season opened with only two weeks in which to work a team into condition to meet the plucky team from Caro. The prospects did not look very bright for a while, but by the time for the game the team looked pretty classy. There were only eight experienced men from last year, but they consti- tuted a very valuable part of the line-up. They were: Capt. Trine, Barringer, Love, Day, Minardo, Jenkins, Haughlie, LaBranch, and Glidden. The first game was a knockout for Flint, and Caro went home with a 27-0 defeat on their shoulders. With victory fresh in their minds, the Red-Blacks traveled to Grand Haven where the stranger’s team handed our boys a fine defeat of 27-0. The new coach, “Big Bill Muir,” brought new ideas and fresh determination with him, and the team went into the Detroit Northern game with great gusto. The “Eskimos” had victory w ritten all over their faces, but the Red-Blacks sur- prised them with a fine brand of game, and Detroit returned with a 13-6 defeat.