Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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United States history and government is required in a college preparatory curriculum . . . Algebra is the basis for higher mathematics in high school . . . Bookkeeping gives students preparation for office work . . . Physics is the most advanced form of science offered at Central . . . Wood shop classes provide opportunities in creative arts as leisure time activities . . . Blue printing is taught in con- junction with mechanical and architectural drawing . . . Art classes develop and encourage the natural talent of enthusiastic pupils. Page Ten PROSPECTUS

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First Row: Mildred Laley, A. B. Elwin Latham, A. B. Napoleon LaVoie, B. S. Florence Leach Cathryn Lee, A. B. Henrietta Lewis, A. B. Elberta Macgregor Max Matteson, B. S. Alma Matthewson, B. S., A. B Merle Merritt, B. S., A. M. John Milholland, A. B. Second Row: Ralph Misner, A. B., A. M. Bessie Morrison, A. B. Herald Mumby, B. S. Jerome Udell, B. S. Faculty Helen Mutton, A. B. Sulho Nurmi, B. S. Elva Olson, A. B. Macie Parker, A. B. Freda Parmelee B. E. Ruth Parmelee, B. S., A. M. Grace L. Pinei, B. A., A. M. Third Row: Mabel Pinei, A. B. Howard Rarick, Edna Redd, A. B. Leonard Redd, B. S., M. S. Florence E. Riddell, A. B., A. M. Ruth Reik, A. B. Samuel Ritchie, B. S. Virginia Roberson, A. B. Clara Roe, A. B., A. M. Fourth Row: Clement Rowe, A. B. W. J. Russell, Life Certificate John Seaton, B. S. Mary Seymour, A. B. John Short, B. S. Vera Shrigley, A. B. Celma Simonson, A. B. Earl Smith, B. S. Fifth Row: Francis Smith, B. S. Dorr Snoyenbos, B. S. Alison Spence, A. B. Robert Starmer, B. S. Edna Stewart, A. B., A. M. Nellie Stobie, A. M. Teachers Whose Pictures Do Not Appear Cornelia Van Doom. A. B. , Fan Van Guilder Vera Morrish Mabel Stoddard, B. S. Dorothy Stone, B. S. Helen Strait, A. B. Celestine Van Dalen, B. S. Sixth Row: Erma Vilas, A. B. Ray Voorhorst, B. S., M. S. Helen Ward, B. S. Idella Waters, A. B., A. M. Franklyn Weddle, B. M., M. M. Lillian Weller, A. B. Henry Wheater, B. S. Laura Williams, A. B. Ruth Wocholski, B. S. Kenneth Wright, B. S. Jean Snoyenbos, B. S. 1939 Page Nine

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Architectural drawing is preliminary to the profession . . . Physiology is the study of the human body and its care, specially adapted to high school use . . . The study classes give students time to prepare advance lessons ... To dis- cover abilities in vocational arts is a function of the wood- working classes . . . The library gives the students an op- portunity to do research work and to do educational reading ... Geometry is the second step in abstract mathe- matics . . . The gym classes provide an opportunity for physical development and participation in competitive games . . . Modern science surveys the application of all scientific knowledge to modern life. 1939 Page Eleven