Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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1 1 1 SENIOR BOARD OF DIRECTORS—First Row. left to right: Phyllis Williams, Virginia Macy, Betty Shayman. Chuck Mullin. Jim Beeves, Georaie Dyer. Beulah Sprague, Laura Jean Bullard; Second Row: Jean Mac Main, Auldin Nelson. George Whitehead, Stan Peacock, George Tracy. Faith Simpson, Third Row: Harriet Simons. Anne Jahnke, Cecil Potter. Francis Whaley, Laurence Johns. Delores Pvers, Loretta Dason; Fourth Row: Doris Ford. Jean Bury, Mary Ann Schwartz, Dora Kfein, Barbara Harris, Donna Cole. Senior Board of Directors The governing body of the senior class is the Senior Board of Directors. Led by the senior officers, it is composed of a representative from each senior group. Meetings are not held regularly, but when a matter arises concerning the class as a whole, it is referred to the proper committee for consideration. The chief aim of the Senior Board of Directors is to acquaint seniors with class policies and projects, but this is by no means its only activity. The task of completing arrangements for commence- ment including the senior announcements, baccalaureate, and the in- volved preparations for the senior dinner dance comes under its juris- diction. The senior class selected the following officers at the all-school elec- tion held the first part of November: Jim Reeves, president; Charles Mullin, vice president; Georgianna Dyer, treasurer; Betty Shayman, secretary. Jim Rcovos Senior President Goorgianna Dyer Charles Mullin Botty Shayman Treasurer Sr. Vice-President Secretary

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STUDENT COUNCIL—First Row: J Macy, B Ruhstorier, H. Stab ler. M Dewar, Miss G. Pinei, sponsor, 6 Young M Clement, L Woodward, J. Weatherill Second Row: B. Ogden. M Bennett G McGhnchey. N Carley, B Came, I' Whaley, S DeCamp. T VanCampen, E. Hammond Third Row: J Rasbach, A Callis, J Wright, G Tracy. R. Russell, D. Coleman. I Wright, M Bennett P McAra Fourth Row: M J Gault. D Mintline, D Smith, I Reeves, W. Hulstader, H Newblatt A Pound. G Kleinheksel The Student Council Only after the last ballot had been counted in one of the closest elec- tions in Central’s history was Willard Hufstader firmly established as Student Union president. Other officers elected were William C. Crick, vice-president; Joyce Macy, recording secretary; and Martha Jane Gault, corresponding secretary. Twelve representatives from each of the three classes were chosen to make up the Student Council and to assist these officers in the administration of school affairs. Miss Grace Pinel was the advisor to the group. In addition to its permanent committees and routine business, the Student Council sponsored several worthwhile projects during the year that included distribution of old clothes to the needy, replacement of broken drinking fountains, modernization of the Student Union consti- tution, and the establishment of a new award for hall guard service. r r

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JUNIOR BOARD OF DIRECTORS—First Row. left to right: Nancy Simons. Pearl Warner, Merge Ann Clement. Shirley Long Jean Waddell. Betty Crawford. Eunice Simonson. Second Row: John Hunger Joyce Bears Bud Hal: McClellan Berstor., Merton Burkholder. Marv Shattuck Ne l C Rove Third Row: Betty Warner Maxine H. McKay, James Martin. Robert Spahr, Joe Russell. Barbara Needels Joan West Fourth Row: Lou Ann Williams. Bill Crick, Nelson Carley, Harold Warner Nadine Newton. Stacey DeCamp Sophomore President SOPHOMORE BOARD OF D RECTORS—First Row. left to right: Janice Weatherill Marv Ranger. Beth Fraser. Dorothy Johnson. Stacey DeCamp. Dolly Stone. Lorramne Fisher Marjorie Smith; Second Row: Lois Cason. Carl Pollock Robert Myers. William Kovacs lames Smiddy Betty Bradfieid. Third Row: Lou 1 Heystek Allison Gearhart. Frank Howard Douglas Mintlmo, Kenny Coleman. Kathloon Bendle, Alice Shuster Nels Carley A. J. Moffett Jr. President Jr. Vice-President Junior Board rI he Junior Class has been guided successfully through the year by the Junior Board of Directors headed by Nels Carley and Alice Jean Moffett. The main project on which they embarked was the play “Anne of Green Gables.” The receipts from this production will be used for the 1942 Senior Dinner-Dance. The Junior Board of Directors is sponsored by Miss Mabel Pinel and Miss Elsa Dietrich. Sophomore Board The Sophomore Board of Direc- tors, which is composed of a repre- sentative from each Sophomore group and the class officers, is under the sponsorship of Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Nurmi. The annifal Sophomore Party, which the Board sponsors, was held March 14.