Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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BELLE MASQUE—Front Row: L. Burrows, E. Hackett, J. A Atkinson, E Leach, H Brown, sponsor, H U lenninas, V Bachmann, P. Wooden, L Werbe; Row 2: J. Harvie, S. Jameson, B A Phillips, M Gaulden. E. Collins, V Mills, C. Flynn, M Wilson, E. Farmer; Row 3: J. Chisholm, M Huskey, H Ayliffe, B. J White, J. Ashford, B. Kovacs, S. Shelp, M Moran, G. Wenger, N. Arnold, M. J. Brooks; Back Row: D. Bryce D. Streat, L Patterson, M. E. Ward, S. Stickel, 1 Harris. W Clark, R Witten, D. Gilman, B. Salter. Helen Hardy Brown Sponsor Dramatists Hold High Standards THE ATTIC PLAYERS, one of Central's largest clubs, had a very eventful year. Mrs. Maude Stewart Beagle was the sponsor and the ninety- five members chose as officers: president, Lloyd Johnson; vice-president, Phyllis Adams; secretary, Harriet Roberson; treasurer, Homer Dowdy; and business manager, Reg Cantin. Several parties were given. Among them were the Fall Rushing party, Hallowe'en and Christmas parties. At Christmas, baskets were given to the poor. The bi-annual three-act play, The Charm School was presented December 15 and 16. The profits went to the Student Welfare Fund. Also, another full-length play, in Revolutionary setting, The Winning of a Satin Gown, was given before the Daughters of the American Revolution on Washington's birthday. The club produced a playlet in the Kaleido- scope and several one-act plays were given before different organizations of the city. BELLE MASQUE, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Helen Hardy Brown, concluded another suc- cessful year. One of the oldest clubs in the school, it has as its aim the promotion of better drama in both the school and the community. To further this purpose, the club gave plays both in and out of school. During the course of the school year, the Belle Masque presented several outside plays, in- cluding one given at Northern, on March 27, a play entitled Weiners on Wednesday was given to the students of Central during fourth and fifth hours. The club was also active in the Kaleidoscope, presenting a one-act play, “A Man's Home is His Castle. As officers, the club had: president, Ed Leach; vice-president, Unsworth Jennings; secretary, lo Ann Atkinson; and treasurer, Ilah Smith. ATTIC PLAYERS—Front Row: T. Cassady H Simons, H. £ Dowdy, P Adams, M S. Beagle, sponsor, L Johnson, H. Roberson. J Bundschuk, E Withers; Row 2 M Bentley. J Hartman, J. Johnson, H Williams D Blair. M Coultef, D Prevost, C Albert, M R Stowart, L Bauer; Row 3: A Vojdik, D. Hook, R. Enty, B Beattie, M Hartford, E. DeLona, M. Greerer, K Salcedo, M F Thomas; Row 4; G Merritt, M. Siegel, L J Hendriksen. D Knight. P Watford. E J DeHart, K Babcock, B Boatman, C Earl, F Cone, D. Johnson. D Me Logan; Back Row: L Wheeler, B Pyles, B Lundy, w. Coles. M Garnett. J. Wilson, D. Franklin, R Cantin, W. Juden, D. Gray, L. Johns.