Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Superintendent L. H. Lamb Flint Public Schools Principal J. E. Wellwood Central High School MR. LAMB'S MESSAGE It is my sincere wish that Central High School will continue to maintain the same high standard in athletic com- petition that has now become traditional. Athletics in any school should stand for the highest type of sportsmanship, and physical development. In my opinion the students of Flint Central High School can be justly proud of the athletic record which they have established. L. H. LAMB, Superintcndevzt of Schools. FROM CENTRAL'S PRINCIPAL The Indian preserved his ideals and his traditions by means of folk lore and crude pictures. The story of his accom- plishments, his victories, and even his defeats, became the heritage and the inspiration of his tribe for succeeding generations. For over thirty generations of students the Prospectus has helped to preserve such a heritage in Central High School. This heritage covers a wide field of in- terests, not least among' which is the one to which this Prospectus is dedicated. This volume will be worth-while if it can help those of us who are going out from Central High School to carry out into later life the active interest in athletic games, the fine spirit of good sportsmanship, and the high sense of loyalty which characterize the athletics of this school, and if it can help to per- petuate in the school these athletic tra- ditions for the years that are to come. si Ei J. E. VVELLWOOD, Principal. Page 1 9