Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

Page 14 text:

In l kinorisim (II ARLES L. Sl'ITKR C ARO BOYI) LILLIAN' KASIK (JKNKYIKVK PAGE

Page 13 text:

4 E I» K AT I ON A«lmiiiisii siJioii - - lafiiKy

Page 15 text:

 «liniiiiKl ration JOHN E. WELLWOOD Principal THAT SOMETHING which we call the Central Spirit is made up of those worthwhile school hab- its, customs and ideals which are passed along from each outgoing class to its successor, despite change in student body, faculty, school building, and its equipment. Without the preservation of these traditions Central High School would mean vastly less to its stu- dents and alumni. “Throughout the thirty - nine years of its existence, the Pros- pectus has been one constant fac- tor in the life of our school, bring- ing forward from year to year that tine thing which has made our school mean the same thing to us that it meant to pupils almost forty years ago. “It is a pleasure to me to see the 1937 Prospectus take its place as a link in this chain.” J. E. WELLWOOD MISS FLORENCE E. RIDDELL Assistant Principal Dean of Boys THE REAL Central High School is not a building of brick and stone. It is you and the thousands of other young men and women of the classes which have gone be- fore you. You have created a something which we call ‘The Cen- tral Spirit.’ I can wish nothing finer for you than that the Cen- tral Spirit may go with you in the days that are ahead. If it does, you will meet with courage the occa- sional defeat which all of us face and with modesty and good judg- ment, the many successes I am wishing for you.” FLORENCE E. RIDDELL MISS GRACE PINEL Dean of Girls THREE YEARS of fine fellow- ship have brought you to an- other crossroad and we who are your friends bid you God-speed. We hope that you will keep alive the joy of loyal service, the joy of true friendship, the joy of cour- age, and the joy of tasks well done; for. herein is found the very essence of the spirit of Central High School.” Pane Thirteen GRACE PINEL