Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1942 volume:

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To retain the moments of varied pleasures experienced on the Campus. the memories of the Faculty, and Ad- ministration, the divers Organizations, the excitement of Sports, the achieve- ments in Fine Arts, the reminiscences of Feature, and the lasting friendship of Seniors, we present this memento. May this Prospectus serve to strengthen retrospective thoughts of the beauties and attainments of their Alma Mater for those who pass beyond her portals. The ink of the scholar is more sacred than thc blood ol' the martyr. . Mohammed -4 iv IOHN E. WELLWOOD, Principal MRS. FLORENCE LEACH Skipper MRS. ELBERTA MACGREGO Secretaries I 9 MISS FLORENCE E. RIDDELI. Assistant Principal Howzum E. mcxson Miss GRACE L. PINEL Dean ol Boys Dean of Girls STANLEY O. BROOME Attendance Director MRS. CHRISTINA CHRISTENSON Attendance Secretary HOWARD BROWN I4 ADMINISTRAII N MQW Edna Allen Louise Armstrong Nellie Armstrong B S A B B S -N gf 5, v Q . .g. M I Grace L. Pinel Dean of Girls Adda Babcock A. B.. A. M. Grace Bagby B. A., M. A. Howard Auer B. S. Loraine Bailey ,, , . , ,- ...., . t -,l- I U .2 blul A b ,.'.. 3 ' ,.., A ..:q, ,,..,,..' :f f ... .'.q 5 Q .if ' L I Clyde Barnett Maude S. Beagle A. B. A. B. , . .. QS.: . ,.,.. Z.. Howard Iackson Stanley O. Broome Dean of Boys Attendance Dir. ? .5-.1 u-.,:5E- 2 X. SW? fg ....w..4 Q. Q tr' X3 3, EW m V Walter Bloch B. S.. M. M. Elizabeth Barany B. A. 1 ,I ' . :.. f ,. . . 5. '- fe -9' Hugh Bellairs B. S. Ethel Bowman A. B.. A. M. . ,...... . ........... ..., . . .., 5 - Q3 ': Q Mildred Bunce B. S. Florence Bishop A. B. Helen Hardy Brown Howard Brown A. B. B. A. 5.11. h iff ... . ' A Is: A . Ralph Carpenter Edna Carr Mae Carson A. B. A. B.. A. M. E el . -..,,,. if . Marie Crawlord Ellen Clark Leslie Cunninllhtll A. B. A. B.. A. M. EZ. Q an . W ..,, . N? ' w .9 ,. ., . f Miriam Darling Thomas Davey A. B. B E. Arihur Evans -. Alva Davll A. B.. A. M. Grace I-'leld 9 ce... A -- -- X Q - . SQL' q- A Q - ' .. -Q:-A xfrii 1 'f X - ' .L W 4 .gd . 2 W Q-.A SQA ..- 1 w '3 N xx .... Q , . 'K A' I Q .-my -. rr X . Elsa Die!rich A. B.. A. M. Edgar Dobler Keith Entrekln B. S. B. S. . A EAU: fc? r r NWA N F ix f A 'Y' .X Mildred Fitch Isabelle Frankhauser B. S. A. B., A. M. A. B.. M. A. A. B. ig Anne Gen Louella Harrie Marle Haellnqd Harold Hawley A. B. B. S.. A. B. B. S. A. B.. A. M. I Bellle Hemingway Chester Henry Ruth Henry Mildred Hodges A. B. A. B.. A. M. A. B.. A. M. A. B.. A. M. .gs -- ': A :lzl Q lack Howe Hazel Hoyt Margaret Hutchinson Lena Johnson A. B. B. S. A. B. A. B. , I 7 E. R. IOBOI Lole Kaamarlr Helen Kellar B. S.. M. A. B. S. A. B. . . sg. 11' FACULTY A ' These pictures do not appear Ioseph Kurae Donald LaBollrey Beriha Baker Laura Loelscher Louise Miner Vera Morrill: 3, s,, 5, C, 3, A, B, A. B., A. M. B. A., M. s. A. B, XR? ' . . 5 . N' .. ...M ,, ... . Florence Laley A. B. Elberta Macqreqor Registrar Mildred Laley A. B. Cathryn Lee . ...Q CX .. ' Y -.fi Q 5 .,,.::,.:, 5 ,:., , . 4 K R . Q af. 'Q 4 wx X N. 'QQ B. Ci if 2 W . . . W , X . 3 Elwyn Latham Nanoleon LaVoie A B B S Alma Matthewson Merle Merritt ' .Isf.:55:f:Es5-1 '- 'f K Iohn Milholland A. B. B. S., A. B. B. S.. M. A. A. B.. M. A. ' Q x A .1 Q, , 'F :.:- ' ' A V A .. . 35 ' fi --: -5 ' ' A: '1-e Q . . 1 ' -' YZ.. . A, 'B , ,..... ,,.: I H- Q'- Ralph Misner Herald Mumby Ruth Nunni Sulho Nurml A. B., A. M. B. S.. M. A. B. S.. A. M. B. S. gi ...T '..,--:: t Macle Parker Freda Parmelee Mabel Pinel Howard Rarick A. B. B. S. A. B. B. S. B Edna Redd Leonard Redd Ruth Rell: Iamel Richard: B. A. B. S.. M. S. A. B. B. S. Robert Richardson Virginia Roberson Florence Roberts A. B.. M. A. A. B. - B. A.. M. A. . ..... Tina Christensen Florence Leach Clqgq Rgg Clgmmq Rgw. Attendance Sec'y Finance Sec'y A, B,, A, M, A, B, eg. 1.4. -, Florence Thomas A. B., M. A. . ' , f? ff ' 'ff 1 , ,. 1' V-l 1 'W m e , ,, I ,. 1- .Vf . ' . I 4 Ray Voorhorlt B. S.. M. S. lnry I. Wheater B. S. ,.! 5.551 s. .x2:.. luth Wocholslrl B. S ldella Waters A. B.. A. M. Georqe Stevens A. B.. L. L. B. Ierome Udell! B. s. ' A Franklyn Weddle B. M.. M. M. Laura Williams A. B. fb. Kenneth Wright B. S.. M. S. Louise Wllliaml A. B. Francis Smith B. S. -Q 'A Yi . X, F gif? Nellie Stobie A. M. 'fl .ff 4 f ' . L .,., ' 2 K . it ' g, 1 K if-bi 2 .K ,L Y -thi T I. R. Short B. S. , ,, 1 3 X . Richard U. Smith . ., M. B. A.. B. D AB Mabel Stoddard B. S. Fan VanGullder Erma Vilas Lillian Weller A. B. A. B. .- ..' t K' yt Vera Shrlgley A. B. Dorr Snoyenbos B. S. Dorothy Stone Xwsi K 36' . . 32721 f 4 - 2 . 'lf , f ff.. ' N 1 4 v' A E. Q 15-. g -.wi Q x . 5-4.5. , T X x . X - Celma Simoruon Earl Smlth A. B. B. S. WS. to ' f .... Robert Starmer B. S. B. S. FACULTY These pictures do not appear Homer Parker lean Snoyenboe George A. Stracke B. S. B. A., M. A STUDENT COUNCIL-Front Row: D. Stone, I. Macy, I. Weatherill, I. Waddell, D. Merrill. Miss Grace L. Pinel. T. DeMott, D. Eaton, M. Ranger. P. Russell, E. Simonson. Second Row: M. H. Hovey, B. Brown, F. L. Buriord H. Stephen, E. Rundles, E. Hammond, M. Rundles, H. Stabler, L. Matheson, M. A. Taylor, E. Woodward Third Row: F. DeBruyn, D. Iohnson, A. I. Moffett, L. Waddell, V. Stoddard, E. Baines, I. Chisholm, S. Taylor M. E. Baker, S. Iensen, S. I. Stephenson. Back Row: I. Dewey, I. A. Watt, Wm. McTaggart, B. Hall, P VanKersen, R. Haxsch, D. Mintline, L. Hester, L. Farah, B. Farah. STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS--Douglas Mintline, vice president: Mary Danger, recording secretary: lean Chisholn president: Shirley Ienson. corresponding secretary. Breaking all precedence in Central's history, Iean Chisholm was the first girl ever to be elected president of the Student Union. The other officers selected were: Douglas Mintline, vice-president: Shirley Iensen, corresponding secretary: and Mary Ranger, recording secretary. Members of the council from the three classes aided the officers in fulfilling various projects. The advisor for the council was Miss Grace Pinel. In addition to maintaining its regular business and its permanent com- mittees, the council took on other duties. A special committee was appointed to make plans for increasing the Student Union membership next year. In doing its part for national defense the council put on an extensive paper drive in which the goal was set for 35,000 pounds. Tubes of all kinds were also collected. The money received from these papers and tubes was used to purchase air-raid equipment and war savings bonds. These bonds will be a reserve fund that will be used to build new tennis courts after the war. Records were also bought for the noon-hour dancing in the girls' gym. SENIOR BOARD OF DIRECTORS-Standing: Bill Parker. Bud Hall, Ward Oberholtzer, Bill Cathcart, Iohn Watt. Lett Table: Virginia McMann, Ruth Geyer, Georgia Fuller, Virginia Babcock, Mary Ellen McBee. Right Table: Wm. McTaggart, Maxine McKay, Iuanita Shoultes, Marion Campbell, Bob Thompson, Mary Whitney. CLASS OF 1942 IIOR OFFICERS-Bill McTaggart, president: Maxine Mc- v, secretary: Marilyn Bundles. treasurer: Iohn Watt, a-president. The Senior Board of Directors is composed of the Senior class officers and a representative from each of the Senior groups. This board is the unit oi government for the Senior class. The officers elected this year were: Bill McTaggart, president, Iohn Watt, vice-president: Maxine McKay, secretary: and Marilyn Bundles, treasurer. The main purpose of the board is to acquaint the Senior class with the policies to be maintained by it. Miss Dietrich and Miss Mabel Pinel were the advisors for the group. There are no regular meetings, but when something comes up that is oi importance to the class as a whole, a meeting is called. The Senior Board of Directors has charge of the arrangements for graduation - Senior announce- ments, baccalaureate, and preparations for the Senior dinner dance. These arrangements are completed by committees. IUNIOR BOARD OF DIRECTORS-Standing: Frank Talarico, Martin Brodhead, Douglas Mintline, Ben Farah. Left Table: Betty Buifey, Muriel Young, Charles Elder, Catherine Cox, Melicent Barnett, Dolly Stone. Right Table: Donna Merrill, Lorrainne Fisher, Phil VanKersen, Dorothy Iohnson, Lou lane Heystek, Dorcas Spooner. CLASS OF 1943 CLASS OF 1944 SOPHOMORE BOARD OF DIRECTORS-Standing: Iames Rush, Fred Miner, Harold Morril, Iames Perkins, Dick Reed. Left Table: Charlotte Nevitt, Gloria LaFrenier, Eddie Miller, William Sheets, Mary Ellen Christiansen, Ben Farah. Right Table: Elinor Rundles, Frank Miller, Margaret Benson, Sum- ner Howard, Nancy Dubois. IUNIOR OFFICERS-Phil VanKersen, president: Dolly Stone secretary: Donna Merrill, treasurer: Dorothy Iohnson, vice president. SOPHOMOHE OFFICERS-Ben Farah, president: Sarah Ste- phenson, secretary: Elinor Rundles, vice-president: Francis DeBruyn, treasurer. 1 CLUBS COMMANDERINS LATIN CLUB RADIO CLUB Front Row: Len Shobe, Allan Iohnston, Mr. Ken- neth Wright. Back Row: Stanley Williams, Winston Williams, Alex Barks, Walter Wierzbicki. Front Row: Dolly Stone, lane Harvie, Mary 1Ranger, Miss Grace Pinel, Pat Garvey, Ioyce Macy Alice Daniels. Second Row: Donna Merrill, Marilyn Rundles, Frances DeBruyn. Dorothy Iohnson Sarah Iane Stephenson, Elinor Bundles, Vivian Short, Ruth Geyer. Back Row: Maxine McKay Ianet H. Wright, Ginny Short, Mary Ruth Shattuck, Martha I. Gault, Alice lean Moffett. Iean Chisholm, Shirley Iensen. Front Row: Iosephine Crawiord, Polly Mosteller, Lois Yack, Margie McCallum, Corinne Brennan, Ioyce Reese, Mrs Adda Whaley Babcock, Muriel Young, Marjorie Smith, Lois Reed, Virginia Taylor, Christine Monk. Second Row: Ruth Geyer, Phyllis Stanhope, Marilyn Walter, Hannah Bolston, Geraldine Hendrickson, Phyllis Bryce, Irene Clerico, Vir ginia McMann, Mary lane Ash, Olga Polonic, Sue Erbaugh. Third Row: Geraldine Krusel. Betty Walker, Nancy Wait, Cora Haines, Leah Garrett, lean Shephard, Lois Shattuck, Shirley Greenberg, Pat Adams, Ruth Vette, Lois Cosand Back Row: lean Ackerman, Martha lane Gault, Mary Ruth Shattuck, Burns Holland, Betty Borchard, Shirley Holmes. Helen VanNocker, Virginia Stanhope, Sumner Howard, lane Bennett, Lois Cason. SPANISH CLUB Front Bow: Nancy Simons, lacqueline Lake, Bettie Ann Woodward, Miss Nellie Stobie, Francine Myers, Mary lane Bunyan, Iean Lee Harris. Second Row: Wilma Garvie, Nancy Wait, lane Bennett, Martin Brodhead, Lois Cason, Marian Mcliibbin. Back Row: Catherine Earl, Harold Townsend, Martha Gault, Rutilio Enzastiga, M, lean Wooden. THALIANS ont Row: Louise Smith, Margaret Hammill, Marge Ann Taylor, Miss Elsa Dietrich, Marilyn Bundles. vian Short, Bonnilee Soule. Second Row: Lorraine Fisher, Virginia McMann, Elizabeth Moore, tveiley Waterbury, Mary Martin, Phyllis Fowler, Lois Shattuck, Betty Mathews. Back Row: rrbara Brennan, Barbara Needels, Alice lean Moltett, Bunny Brasie, Mary Ruth Shattuck, Onalee ird, lane Bennett. mt Row: Irene Zavalla, Polly Mosteller, Margaret Newton, Lois Reed, Miss Mabel Pinel, Beverly Brigance, Ioyce lane, Norma Hanna, Shirley lean Spice. Second Row: Ioyce Macy, Thelma DeMott, Marge Ann Taylor, Harriet ephen, Ruth Geyer, Betty Walker, Marilyn Bundles, Donna Merrill. Third Row: Betty Mathews, Shirley Iensen, Yvonne merickhouse. Barbara Needels. Alice lean Mollett, Elizabeth Clark, Allison Gearhart, Pat Adams, Cora Haines. ck Row: Bob Thompson, Bud McKinley, Doug Buxton, Ken Clare, Stewart Rollins, Bill Beckett. -ev .iv FRENCH CLUB GREASE PAINT CLUB Front Row: Io Cummings, Barbara Benson, Betty Leavitt, Mr. Thomas Davey, Helen Pines, Hannah Bolston, Martha lean Method. Back Row: Elinor Rundles, Iean Shephard, Robert Harsch, Ioan Tompkins, Iohn Martin, Phyllis Fowler, Dorothy Valleau. FORUM Front Row: Eleanor Meisner, Pat Bishop, Virginia McMann, Miss Mildred Hodges, Lorraine Neither- cut, Elizabeth Richardson, Betty Lou Bidwell. Second Row: Sally Zallner, Onalee Laird, Mary Ruth Shattuck, Iune Ramsey, Delores Howell, Pat Rodgers, Margaret Stevens. Back Row: Bill Beck- ett, Iohn A. Watt, Iohn Ryder, Lucy Stocking, Doug Buxton, Gabriel C. Danch, Iames Martin. Front Row: Ronald Trumberg, Elinor Rundles, Rosemma Ellis, Harriet Stephen, Mrs. Maude Stewart Beagle, Audrey Chat- ters, Roberta Lipske, Iackie Long, Peggy Macdonell. Second Row: Bill Hamady, Iack Dewey, Iohn Martin, Nelson Carley, Victor Hurwitz, Bill Beckett, Lotoi Farah, Robert Woody. Third Bow: Dan Sullivan, Alice Iean Moffett, Maxine McKay, Louise Hayes, Mary Ruth Shattuck, Charlotte Ann Knowles, Ioyce Bears, Virginia Stoddard, Phyllis Fowler. Back Row: Guy Merritt, Stewart Rollins, Bill Lundy, Harry Newblatt.Gay1on Clubb. lim Wright, Doug Buxton, Bud Haggart. ATTIC PLAYERS O r GARDEN CLUB Front How: Barbara King, Marguerite Canning, Celia Hamady. Mr. Leonard Redd. Elaine Barber. Ina Harshman, Everett Botham. Second Row: Mary lane Hunyan, Betty Brady, Lawrence Hester, Hugh Benedict, Nelson Carley, Irene Pacak, Beverly Ann Whipple. Buck Row: Ioyce Liddy, Elizabeth Simms. Virginia Stoddard, Irene Wierzbicki, Myrtle Wil- liams, Virginia Hicks, Rosemma Ellis, Phyllis Fowler. 41 C751 ALPHA RHO TAU Front Row: Faye Rutherford, lane Bennett, Louise Hayes, Loraine Verne. Pauline Ayers, Celia Hamady. Second Row: Eleanor Mclnnes, Lottie Shaheen, Phyllis Fonger. Patty Reynolds, Ruth Lavely. Back Row: George Gulacsik, lack Matt- son. Iames Coil, Al Kocsis, mt Row: Polly Mosleller, leiry Whitten, Elizabeth DeHaan, Betty Lou Bidwell, Elizabeth Richardson, Beth Cull, Madge tten lla May Cooker. Second Row: Thelma DeMott, Bette Beattie. Ioan Wescolt, Eleanor Ieanne Hazen, Peggy Tune, in Iohnson, Donna Merrill, Frances Sullivan. Third Row: Florence Bailies, Dearest Gregory, Marilyn Handles, Geor- ina McGlinchey. Carley Sherman, Betty Leavitt, Pat Rodgers, Lois McPhee, Iustine Grout. Back Row: Lawrence ster Harvey C. Yudell, Bill McTaggart, Kenneth Shelley, Iohn Ranger, Peter Blake, Iohn Nitz, Iohn A. Watt. ATTIC PLAYERS THE HEAD ARROW HEAD STAFF-Front Row: Shirley Spice, Betty Mathews, Barbara Needels, Knolton Merrithew, Winston Williams, Iames Martin, Bill McTaggart, Alice Iean Mofiett, Alice Daniels. Second Row: Norman Schafer, Mason Himelhoch, Galethia Waldron, Cora Haines, Virginia Manos, Margaret Stevens, Virginia McMann, Dorothy McKinley. Mary Helen Hovey. Betty Hoyt, Katherine Kokenos. ..Third Row: Douglas Mintline, Bud Cronenwalt, Charles Elder, Al Klein. Allison Gearhart, Beverley Waterbury, Iane Bennett, Phyllis Wooden, William Ierome Croil, Don Cuthbertson, Douglas Drayton. Back Row. Robert Spahr, Douglas Buxton, Bill Miller, Martha Gault, Pauline Ayers, Iune Ramsey, Dorothy Turner, Onalee Laird, M. Iean Wooden. PRESS CLUB Front Row: Shirley Spice, Margaret Stevens, Dorothy McKinly, Mary Helen Hovey. Winston Williams, William Ierome Croff, Margy Lou McAdams, Muriel Young, Alice Daniels. Second Row: Virginia McMann, Betty Mathews, Phyllis Wooden, Pauline Ayers, Bobbie Needels, Ianet H. Wright, M. Iean Wooden, Iune Ramsey, Onalee Laird, lane Bennett, Beverley Waterbury, Mary I. Runyan. Back Row: Knolton Merrithew, Iim Martin, Bud Cronenwalt, Douglas Mintline, Bill McTaggart, Charles Elder, Bill Miller, Al Klein, Robert Spahr, Don Cuthbertson, Norman Schafer. PROSPECTUS STAFF-Front Row: Betty Mathews. Onalee Laird, Knolton Merrithew, Ianet Wright, Ioseph Doug Mintline, Iane Bennett, George Gulacsik, Mary I. Runyari, Virginia McMann. Second Row: Alice Daniels, McKinley, Betty Leavitt, Phyllis Wooden, Lorraine Neithercut. Allison Gearhart, Shirly Greenberg, Cora Muriel Young. Third Row: Norman Schafer, Al Klein, Irene Wierzbicki, M. Iean Wooden, Martha Gault, Iune Barbara Needels, Pauline Ayers, Bud Cronenwalt, Robert Spahr, Back Row: Bill Miller, Gabriel C. Danch. Elder, Icrmes Coil, Harry Newblatt, Doug Buxton, Winston Williams. ARROW Naymik, Dorothy Haines. Ramsey, THE PROSPECTUS Charles CHEER LEADERS Clyde Saari, Ray Smith, lack Dewey, Denny Morrison, Clinton Baker, Stanley Roth and Ralph Helber. KHEM CLUB Front Row: Wilma Garvie, Doris Thomson, Myrtle Garvie, Ioan West, Marie Schwarzkopf, Mary Helen Hovey, Ruth Lavely, Muriel Young. Irene Zavalla. Second Row: Betty Mathews. Bill Parker, Denny Morrison, Pauline Dobosh. Janet Wright, Onalee Laird, Victor Hurwitz. Iohn A. Watt, Lois Shattuck. Back Row: lack Erbaugh, Rutherford Cooper, Robert Harsch, Bud Hall, Peter Davey. Winston Williams, Bob Quinsey. Robert Spahr, Bennett Housman, Iames Martin. Front Row: Ioanna Carmer. Shirley Boyle. Geraldine Bearup. Addie Wells, Mrs. Helen Hardy Brown, Marge Ann Taylor, Gayle Wenger, Betty Ree Iohnston, Eunice Simonson. Second Row Sadie Baxter, Lu Burrows, LaVaughn Newberry, Anne Hensey. Barbara Needels. Martha Gault Phyllis Wooden, Betty Gower. lean Herlurth, Virginia Brown. Back Row: Dick Hallwood. Iean Chisholm, Iean Eshbaugh, Denise Donohoe, Iune Ramsey, Bob McWilliams, Myrtle Williams Betty Lou Method, Dorothy Turner, Norman Anderson. BELLE MASQUE AIRPLANE CLUB Robert Macdonald. CENTRAL Y GIRLS Front Row: Christine Monk, Elizabeth Moore. Mar- garet Lovelace, Miss Anne Goss. Adelaide Love- lace. Mary Ranger, Elizabeth Lott. Second Row: Sudie Collis, Ruth Unangst, Norlee Sullivan, Gladys Le Beau. Emogene Rott, Celia Hamady. Sis Reese. Back Row: Dorothy Kraycar. Betty Brady. Phyllis Fonger, Pat Simonton, Alyce Ku- bicsek, Mary Iune Huiiman. EQUESTRIENNES-Front Row: Shirley Long, Elizabeth Richardson, Bettie Ann Woodward, Miss Mildred Hodges, Virginia McMann, Dorothy McKinley, Ioan Maxson. Second Row: Neoma Fish, Virginia Brown, Pat Rodgers, Harriet Stephen, Shirley Gray, Ardis Mull, Margaret Stevens, Gayle Wenger. Third Row: Leona McCullouch. Pat Adams. Mildred Newman, M. lean Wooden, lane Bennett, Dorothy Potter, Phyllis Fonger. Front Row: Charles Sharon. Mr. Robert I. Starmer, Emogene Rott. Back Row: Leland Wainscott. Hugh Macgregor, EQUESTRIENNES HI - Y CHIEFS at Row: Robert Kellogg, Bill Ruth, Berny Kusisto, Shy Leavitt, Dick Meade, Erwin Saultman. nie Harris. George Guerre. Second Row: Don Cuthbertson, Franny Oldham, Bill Pittsley, Doug tline, Mr. Ierry Udell, Danny Sullivan, Larry Downer, Keith Chisholm. Back Row: Les Telford. on Walker, Walt Hancock, Bob Carr. Elmer Kramer, Ioe Ponsetto, Bob McGu!iin, Frenchie ivan. MOHAWK HI - Y Front Row: Gene Rossie, Bill Kellogg, Victor Geyer. Mr, Ralph Misner, Bob Schroeder, Lawrence Hes- ter, Phil Munson. Back Row: Dallas Grenley. Walter Voeks, Harold Meyers, Iames Wright, Dave Elston, Bill Miller. E' BOOKER T. WASHINGTON Front Row: Cornelius Oxendine. Bob Robbins. Calvin Black, William M. Reed, Lionel A. Nelson. Eugene Wood. Back Row: Delos Raymond, Quen. lin Garland. Iohn Thompson, Robert Dones, Edward Robbins, Wendall Galloway, Mr, Robert Richard son. A W' V Central: Student Body pledges Allegiance to the Flag in Physical Fitness Rally. COLONEL W A GANOE WAR COUNCIL The War Council, a vitally important organization, was formed this year in Central High School. Maintaining Central's part in the war effort, the Council undertook many worthwhile projects. It sponsored air raid warden service and training, first aid training, paper and tube conservation, fumiture making for service hospitals, knitting and sewing for the Red Cross, and making airplane models for the Navy. A campaign was carried on in which a group of students talked informally with the student body to impress them with the need of complete co-operation for victory. This campaign boosted paper conservation, sale of defense stamps, and enrollment of parents and students in Civilian Defense. On April 17, 3,700 Central Students lined up on Dort' Field to pledge themselves to health and the flag. Colonel W. A. Ganoe, professor of Military Science at the University of Michigan, spoke on the importance of physical fitness. Colonel Ganoe said that the health program in Flint schools was the best of any he had observed in the State and might pave the way for similar programs in other parts of the country. The students made the following health pledge: My country's a country of millions like me, as I am weak or I am strong so my nation will be. I will keep myself fit and guard my health well, for good health is a weapon no vendor can sell. The following are the members of the War Council: chainnan, Dan Sullivan: vice-chairman, Iean Chisholm: secretary, Stacy DeCamp7 Arlene Atherton, Miss Florence Riddell, Mr. E. R. Iones, Miss Hazel Hoyt, Miss Grace Pinel, Mr. Thomas Davey, Mr. Howard Iackson, and Mr. S. O. Broome. Mr. and Mrs. Ioe Piazza were alumni members and Mr. and Mrs. D. L. McTaggart, Mr. and Mrs. Iohn De Camp, and Mrs. Floyd Valleau were the parents participating in the program. SPO AUV' W 1941 CENTRAL-FOOTBALL SQUAD-First Row: Carl Snider, Iay Ward, George Guerre, Max McCrandall, Lynn Chandnois, lim Foster, Hal Warner and Curtis Gould. Second Row: Ioe Ponsetta. Ioe Simons, Danny Sullivan, Frenchy Sullivan. Glen Heiman, Bob Quinsey, Clarence Nunn, Fred Sovey, Larry Leighton, Ioe Naymick and Les Talford, Third Row: Clark Dowd, Dick Meade, Iack Leach, Vic Smith, A1 Turner, Ierry Meadows, Russ Fishback, Les Hooks, Bill Drake and Doug Haver. Insert: lohn Thompson. VALLEY AND CITY CHAMPIONS It will be done in '4l, characterized the drive of Central's Varsity football squad which climaxed the 1941 season with six straight' victories to capture the Saginaw Valley cham- pionship and the City Championship. Upsetting a favored Saginaw team 14-0, after dropping the season's first game to Lansing Eastern and being held to a 0-0 tie by Lansing Central in the second, the Indians went on to win the Valley title. In the annual turkey game, the Indians gained possession of the Wildanger trophy by defeating the North end boys 13 to O. Concluding the '41 season the squad had its annual football banquet in the school cafeteria. The team chose Dan Sullivan, quarterback, and lerry Meadows, center, as honorary co-cap- tains. With Coach Auer and Assistant Coach Udell keeping the team on its toes with plays for the season's games, Stan Broome, the Indian's trainer, nursed the bumps and bruises they received while practicing. Yenner Madaras and lim Vitany were the team managers. Before hitting its stride the Tribe lost the opening game I3 to 0 to Lansing Eastern. Scoring both touchdowns in the first half, the powerful Eastern team defeated every effort made by the Indians to score. Chandnois scores against Northern with every man carrying out his assignment. Referee Dick Remington signals Central's lone touchdown against Pontiac Traveling to Saginaw for the third game, Central defeated a favored Eastern team 14 to O. The first of the two scores chalked up in the opening quarter was the result of a 65 yard run by halfback George Guerre. The second was the outcome of a pass from Guerre to Frenchie Sullivan which was deflected by halfback Pabalis of Saginaw into Sul1ivan's arms. With Dan Sullivan holding, Frenchie made both attempts for the extra points. Playing on a drenched field in the second contest, the Indians battled a Lansing Eastern team to a 0 to 0 tie. The Indians' great line play was the outstanding factor which prevented the visitors' scoring. Bay City was the victim of a powerful offense in the fourth game and was on the short end of a 33 to 0 score. Fullback Lynn Chandnois scored twice while George Guerre, Iack Park, and Frenchie Sullivan each scored once. The extra point combination of Sullivan and Sullivan was successful three times. By defeating Saginaw Arthur Hill 19 to 7 on a water-soaked field at Atwood Stadium, the Indians continued their winning streak. Un- leashing new razzle-dazzle plays which clicked frequently during the game, Central scored three times with Sullivan adding another point. The Arthur Hill score was the first Valley score on the Indians' defense during the season. Central again took to the road to challenge Pontiac, a worthy opponent intent on terminat- ing the Tribe's winning streak. Chandnois made the longest run and the only touchdown of the day to give Central a 6 to O victory. Crowding out Owosso 13 to 12 in the last seconds of play was probably the most exciting game of the season. Taking an early lead, Owosso scored in the first quarter. Then Cen- tral's fullback, Ioe Ponsetto, plunged for six points to tie the score. Intercepting a short pass behind the line of scrimmage an Owosso line- man ran 60 yards unmolested to score. The extra point was blocked so the score remained 12 to 6 until the end of the last quarter. With less than two minutes to play it seemed almost hopeless for the Indians. Then Central's pass- ing ace, Iohn Thompson, was rushed into the lineup. On the fourth play Thompson threw a 60 yard pass over the Owosso safety man into the waiting arms of Frenchie Sullivan who raced to the 7 yard line. Chandnois scored on the following play to tie the score. Danny held, Frenchie kicked, and the ball split the up- rights for the winning point. By defeating Northern 13 to 0 on Thanks- giving Day, Central completed the season with not only the Valley Championship but also the coveted City Championship. Chandnois, the Valley's highest scorer, made both touchdowns. Central made two sensational defenses on the 3 yard and 5 yard lines early in the game on Northern's two threats to score. VARSITY BASKETBALL-Front Row: Bill Stephenson, Don Skalf, Shy Leavitt, Ed Harris, Clem Cooke, Charles Briggs Back Row: I. Tucker, Ralph Sullivan. Elmer Kramer. Lynn Chandnois. Bob Robbins, Bud McKinley. CITY CHAMPIONS 1942 Taking and holding the lead through- out the game, Central's Bucketeers trounced Northern 33 to 21 in the second game of the City Championship series, to capture the Wildanger Trophy. Win- ning this game clinched third place in the Valley standings for the Tribe. The luck of the draw put the Indians against the favored Saginaw Eastern quintet in the Regionals. After playing a nip and tuck battle for three quarters. the Tribe was unable to halt a 19-point A Bit of Action for the City Championship Game drive in the final frame. Chandnois was high scorer with 23 points. The Indians opened the season against Owosso with a 34- I9 victory. The second game saw Ann Arbor as opponents, while the second Valley tussle was with Arthur Hill of Saginaw. Northern took the first game of the City series by a close score of 27-24 after a see-saw battle. This game was later declared a forfeit to Central by the State Athletic Association. VARSITY RESERVES-Front Row: Benny Krusesto, Steve Sivosky. Dean Tobias, Ben Adams, Paul Sheik Tubby Williams. Back Row: Jack Kennedy, Francis Hudson, Melbourne Pottruff, Clare Weaver, Dave Elston SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Central was fortunate in again hav- ing a fine Sophomore basketball team. Ierry Udell lcoachl was responsible for the fine record of the team. Since the Sophomore squad trains and develops men for the Varsity it is invaluable to the basketball set-up. In the first of the series the boys were on the short end of the score 5 out of 7 times. However, in the final series, they did an about- face, coming out the victor 5 out of 7 times, showing the splendid improve- ment that was the reward of hard work. Co-captains for the first team were lack Hodge and Neal Rohner. First team members were Lefty Morrell, Eddy Mil- ler, Chet Wilkinson, Rex Parsell, Keith Chisholm, and Al Harris. RESERVE BASKETBALL Outstanding play was shown by the Reserves this season. Out of fourteen games Central's Warriors emerged with twelve scalps. Promising players on the Reserves were Elmo Gratsch, a 10-B, Dick Hallwood, and Bud Dulude. SOPHOMORE VARSITY AND RESERVES--Front Row: Burl DuLurle, Dick Hallwood, Neil Rohner, lack Hodge, larry Downer. Bob Koepke. Back Row: Chester Wilkinson, Alvin Harris, Harold Morrill, Eddie Miller, Rex Parsell Keith Chisholm. ful CROSS COUNTRY-Front Row: F. Smith CCoachJ, Carl Cooper, Steve La Porte, Samford McGlone. Leslie Howey. Back Row: Bill Stephenson, Rutilio Enzastiga, Bill Wells, Clarence Heid, Iim Massar, Charles Zeitz. REGIONAL AND STATE CHAMPIONS Coach Francis Smith's 1941 Cross- Country team proved to be one of the best teams ever to be produced at Central. Paced by Rutilio Enzastiga the tribe harriers went through the entire season undefeated, including a victory by the second team over Saginaw. Central continued its excellent record by going on to win the Regional and State Titles. Ruglio Enzastiga, Bill Wells, Iimmie Massar, Bill Stevenson, Stan- ford McGlone and Charlie Zietz made up the team that won the Regional and State crowns for the third time in the last four years. The absence of Enzastiga, one of Central's greatest cross-country and track stars, will be a big loss to the 1942 team but Coach Smith will have enough veterans and new material for a very promising team in 1942. TRACK TEAM--Front Row: Dallas Link lasst. mgr.l, Carl Leary, Henry Clark. Stacey DeCamp. Al Kocsis, Ed. Bob bins. Burns Rolland, Leslie Howey tmgr.J. Second Row: Rutilio Enzastiga, Bob Mengel. Steve Laporte. Duane Elston Clarence Heid, Almus Williams. Philip Harding, Victor Geyer. Back Row: Mr. Iohn Milholland Ccoachl. Lawrence DeCorvell, Iohn Whatt. Bob Quincy, Bill Wells, Art DeWitt, Don McAra, Stewart Cahoon. Iirn Cahoon. Mr. Francis Smith tcoachl. CITY CHAMPIONS 1941 Central's 1941 Track team had an exceedingly fine season, winning all their scheduled meets, winning the regions, and placing seventh in the state contest. The state meet provided keen com- petition for the Tribe, but through the combined efforts of the season's stars, Iohn Thompson, Auldin Nelson, Hank Clark, Steve Le Porte, and Rutilio Enzastiga, they came through for a 14 V2-point seventh-place berth for Coach Francis Smith's training efforts. So far in the 1942 season Central has met Northem but once. In this meet the Tribe broke three city records and also broke the Dort Field shot put record. Hank Clark shattered the former city mark for the half-mile event by making it in 2:02.3. Central placed first, second, and third in this event. The final score was Northern 67, Central 37. Indian Thinclads defeated Saginaw SSW to 48W in spite of Saginaw's slams in the 100-yard dash and pole vault. Central slammed in the W-mile and took first and second in the mile, both hurdles and the high jump. The Regionals at Owosso and the State meet were uncertain quantities. VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM-Front Row: Iohn Ohse, Leon Fagan, Don Hall, Bud Haggert. Second Row Stacey DeCamp, Forrest Hodge, Bud Hall, George Fetzer, Peter DeCamp. Ross Crawley, Harry Hoelzle B111 Kelley, Robert Graham. Back Row: lack Fagan, Don Murray, Bill McTaggart, lim McTaggart Iohn Milholland lCoachJ, Stan Broome tCoachl. SWIMMING Under the able direction of Coach Iohn Milholland Centra1's swimming team surged forward to great honors during the 1941 Season, defeating Pon- tiac twice and Lansing Central once, and bowed to both Ann Arbor and Iackson. In the State Championship contests they received additional fame. In the backstroke of the State Championship, Bill Kelley captured first berth and lim McTaggart placed fifth. Stacey De- Camp received third place in the fifty yard free style, while Ross Crawley scored second in diving. The medley relay tied for fifth place. The team as a whole ranked fourth in the state meet being led by Iackson, Battle Creek, and Ann Arbor. At the end of the season Bill McTaggart was chosen Captain by vote of the entire squad. The divers were coached by Stanley Broome. GOLF SQUAD-Front Row: Bob Bellen- ger, Iack Magidsohn, Iohn Turner. Back Row: Bud McKinley, Merton Burkholder. Mr. Sulho Nurmi, Harold Carr. VALLEY AND REGIONAL CHAMPIONS The Golf Squad of 1941 was a team that Central was proud of. Coached by Mr. Sulho Nurmi, they won the Valley Championship and the Regional, de- spite the loss of the City Championship. The team was composed of B. B. Stipes, Lyle Arehart, Ioe Carr, Bud McKinley, Merton Burkholder, Bob Ballenger, and Iohn Turner. Coach Nurmi expected the 1942 squad to even surpass the 1941 team, in as much as Carr, McKinley, Burkholder, Ballenger, and Turner retumed. They were greatly favored to win the Darn- ton Trophy as a return from Northern's taking the City Crown in 1941. BASEBALL AHSITY BASEBALL-First Row, Loft to Right: Wilson Primm, lack Leach, Harold Warner, Kay ucas Second Row: Irving Saultman, Ralph Sullivan, I. C. Ross, Iack Stallings, Dan Sullivan, Iohn lsvovsky, Lowell Rollins. Third Row: manager, Walter Hancock, Clarence Nunn, Mike Vasas, smard Fair. Ken Compson, Roy Favors, Dick Wood. manager. Fourth Row: Bob Walters, Ken othe lack Rhodes, Norm Williams, Iimmie Massar, George Guerre. Coach Stanley Broome's baseball squad ended the 1941 season in third place in the Valley Standings, topped by Northern in first place and Arthur Hill in second position. Our team took the City Championship by defeating Northern two games out of three and thereby gained the first leg of the Ethel Kline City series trophy. The squad's heaviest hitter was stortstop Frenchy Sullivan and the leading pitcher I. C. Ross won four and dropped two. The 1942 Varsity had five former players back: Sullivan, shortstop: Rol- lins, 3rd base: Guerre, outfield: Massar, 2nd base: and Williams, pitcher. Other outstanding candidates who worked up from the reserve team were Snider, lst base: Martin, Slocum, Nunn. Shiek, and Lewis, pitchers. The 1942 team made a stronger hitting organiza- tion: its defense was also stronger, and the pitching was seemingly favorable. TENNIS The 1942 Indian Net Squad, under Coach Clement Rowe, continued its success of previous years. With a record of four in a row to the middle of May, the netters chalked up their 37th consecutive dual match victory in defeating Midland 6 to 3. The Tribe was favored to win the City series, having won the first tilt, defeating Northern 7 to 2. TENNIS SQUAD-Front Row: lack Maatch, Dick Meade, Bill Crow Mr Clement Rowe. Back Row: Mr. Jack Howe, Phil Van Kersen, Bob Carr, Bob McGuifm s 45- IOANNE BUSH X Hockey Mgr. SENIOR HOCKEY-Front Row: Beatrice Heavner, Ruth Lavely, Marilyn Bundles, Marge Ann Taylor, Mabel Baker, Second Row: Mary Whitney, Iackie Long, Rosemma Ellis, Iean Chisholm, Bessie Ballantyne, Grace Rumph. Back Row: Betty Mathews, Ester Kaczynski, Ginny Short, Louise Hayes, Marian Campbell, Alice lean Moiiett. IUNIOR HOCKEY-Front Row: Margaret Simon, Wilma Garvie, Donna Merrill, Dorothy Gillie, Ianice Weatherill, Dorcas Spooner, Katherine Grover. Second Row: Thelma DeMott, Lela Winn, Lou Ann Williams, Marjorie Tanner, Irene Poore, Virginia Reese, Lorraine Des Rochers. Back Row: lane Grice, Irene Wierzbicki, Evelyn Baines, Bunny Brasie, Pat Higgins, Arlene Atherton, Dorothy Iohnson. K if 5 SOPHOMORE HOCKEY-Front Row: I. Cummings, I. Welsby, C. Gregory, M. Frechette, A. Swindle, S. Callis, S. Burch, I. Zavalla. Second Row: P. Sprague. M. Mullin, L. Crane. P. Davey, N. Slater, P. Mulliner, I. Williams, I. Taylor, A. Frechette, N. Dubois, G. LaFrenier. Third Row: H. Todd. M. Benson. P. Willett, M. Powers, C. Helgeby, M. I. Method, M. Curnow, F. Sullivan, C. Wickware, E. I. Roleson. Fourth Row: E. Bundles. I. Sills, B. Winstrom, I. Smale, B. Willson, S. I. Stephenson, E. Corba, D. Valleau, E. Havers. Back Row: M. Burkholder, I. Pacak, K. Stecher, I. Broome, M. Kelley, I. Schultz, H. Blazek, A. Hehn, E. Nickey, S. Zollner. fa? 'Gw- DOROTHY GILLIE Basketball Mgr. SENIOR BASKETBALL-Front Row: Florence le Stondamire. Mabel Baker, Marge Ann Taylor. Vivian Short, Marie Schwarzkopi, Myrtle Garvie. Ida Iones. Second Row: Sis Reese, Harriet Stephen. Lou Ann Williams, Betty Mathews, Margie Tanner. Grace Rumph, Mary Whitney. Back Row: Bessie Ballantyne, Ester Kaczynski, lean Chisholm, Ginny Short, Marion Campbell, Dot Potter, Arlene Atherton. IUNIOR BASKETBALL-Front Row: Margaret Simon, Katherine Grover, Dolly Stone, Thelma DeMott. Edna lean Robison. Mary Therese Iohnston, Dorcas Spooner, Phyllis Stabler, Margie McCallum. Second How: lane Welsby, Henrietta Stabler, Dorothy Goodrich, Adeline Frechette. Maxine Meek. Dorothy Gillie, Madeline Frechette, Lorraine Des Rochers, Millie Purdue. Third Row: Norine Slater. Louise Hildebrand, Dorothy Iohnson, Phyllis Kellaway, Eleanor Nickey, Iane Grice. lean Shephard. Donna Merrill. Back Row: Marguerite Wiers, Ruth Burleigh, Evelyn Baines, Carrie Creque, Bunny Brasie, Pat Higgins, Irene Wierzbicki, Barbara Gamer. ' '.,, .. ' , ' B ,, S , - r 511: f gf , 5 A - ..,. ' Q Qrfl X as -, :,::: YI 1 3, . H rw ,t .2 ' M 1 :.::x. :lnn up ..,, is 1 xy X X , ...XX S 11 I, . if lg- L Q Q 1 Q 'f I 2 : P -, ' '- L .,.. . - , A , 2 3. -.,:. 5 .- .N it 5 to - - 't A I . i. he is , 1 t 1 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL-Front Row: Irene Zavalla, Marcia Thomas, Ioyce Brandon, Iune Arrand, Ierry Williams, Fern Miracle. Marcia Mullin, Ioyce Carr, Isabelle Babb, Io Cummings. Second Row: Muriel Powers, Dorothy Eckert, Ceoria Wickware, Lois Mathe- son, Martha Iean Method, Catherine Marinovich, Phyllis Mulliner, Ruth Lawrence, Arlene Swindle, Vivian Blatchford, Betty Chappell. Third Row: Mamie Harris, Doreen Greniell. Doris Bishop, Mary Lou Darby, Edith Smith, Gloria LaFrenier, Eleanor Corba, Catherine O'Keefe, Betty Brownell, Shirley Hoole. Back Row: Harriet Bohling, Sarah lane Stephen- son, Leora Reed, Mary Burkholcler. Mary Lou Hawke, Marg Kelly. Kathryn Stecher, Lois Waddell, Jean Smale, Ieanne Sills. NELLIE HOSKIN Softball Mgr. SENIOR BASEBALL-Front Row: Mabel Baker. Myrtle Garvie, Ruth Lavely, Mary Whitney, Nellie Hoskin, Beatrice Heavner. Second Row: Marie Schwarzkopi, Arlene Atherton, Freda Bernard, Betty Mathews, Virginia Reese. Back Row: Ester Kaczynski, lean Chis- holm, Ginny Short, Louise Hayes, Marian Campbell, Dorothy Potter. IUNIOR BASEBALL-Front Row: Mary Smith, Katherine Grover, Dolly Stone, Frances Sullivan, Millie Purdue, Willie Garvie, Dorcas Spooner, Margaret Simon. Second Row: Dorothy Gillie, Madeline Frechette, Adeline Frechette, Lela Winn, lane Grice, Norine Slater, Maxine Meek, Lois Crane, Lorraine Des Rochers. Back Row: Lou Ann Williams. Margie Tanner, Eleanor Nickey. Pat Higgins, Bunny Brasie, Carrie Creque, Evelyn Baines, Ruth Burleigh, Dorothy Iohnson. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL-Front Row: Iune Ketterer, Sudie Callis, Margaret Benson, Hurmie Todd, Shirley Darby, Norma Tanner, Ilene Marshall. Marjorie Walworth. Second Row: Edith Reed, Dorothy McDonald, Nancy Dubois. Eleanor Havers, Charlotte Gregory, Pauline Willett, Lois Newtown. Marjorie Wendel, Mary Dagostino. Third Row: Peggy Correll, Mary Lou Farrand, Catherine Halgeby, Pauline Stewart, Dorothy Brown, Iune Taylor, Elinor Rundles, Margaret Pont, Ioyce Wilson, Dorothy Valleau. Back Row: Bethany Willson, Beth Winstrom, Alice Hehn, Ioan Broome, Ioan Schultz, Irene Pacak, Pauline Sprague, Sally Zollner, Shirley Greenberg. FRANCES SULLIVAN Tennis Mgr. Volleyball Mgr. VOLLEYBALL TEAM-Front Row: Ianice Weatherill. Mary Whitney. Grace Rumph, lane Grice, Marie Schwarzkopt. Ruth Lavely. Second Row: Iune Kintner, Beatrice Blades, Lorraine Deslfiochers. Betty Newberry. Dorcas Spooner. Katherine Grover. Back Row: Dorothy Iohnson. Eleanor Nickey, Bunny Brasie, Carrie Creque. Evelyn Baines. Pat Higgins, Dorothy Potter. LIFE-SAVING-Front Row: Adeline Frechette. Madeline Frechette, Meri Garvie. Sis Reese, Catherine Helgeby. Second Row: Kathryn Stecher, lean Chisholm. Pauline Sprague. Iean Eshbaugh. Carrie Creque. Miss C. Talbot. Margaret Benson. Margie McCallum, Iune Ketterer, Irene Zavalla, Io Cummings. Back Row: Ruth Lavely. Alyce Kubicsek, Dorothy Johnson. Mary Helen Hovey. Lou lane Heystek. Arlene Atherton. MARATHON SWIMMERS-Front Row: Marcia Mullin. Charlotte Greg- ory, Phyllis Mulliner, Madeline Frechette. Second Row: Sarah lane Stephenson, Iean Smale, Ioan Broome, Marg Kelly, Carrie Creque. Back Row: Catherine Helgeby, Mary Helen Hovey, Barbara Garner, Ieanne Sills, Elinor Bundles, Ruth Lavely. Margie McCallum, Iune Ketterer, Irene Zavalla, Io Cummings. ARCHERY-Front Bow: Margaret Benson, Muriel Young, Ierry Wil- liams, Dorothy Brisson, Irene Zavalla. Second Row: Lois Matheson, Karolyn Williams, Nancy Wait, Betty Macl-Iayek, Iune Taylor. Back Row: Irene Pacak, Marguerita Wiers, Lois Waddell, Irene Wierzbicki, Charlotte Gregory. GOLF CLUB-Front Row: Harriet Stephen, Dorothy Potter, Mrs. Bessie Hemingway. Lou lane Heystek, Betty Mathews. Back Row: Irene Zavalla, Marilyn Bundles, Alice lean Moffett, Vivian Bungard, Marge Ann Taylor. IRENE WIERZBICK Archery Mgr. CLASS CAPTAINS-Front Row: Marilyn Rundles, Margaret Lovelace. Arlene Atherton, lane Grice, Roberta Lipske. Second Row: Vivian Short, Marge Ann Taylor, Sis Reese, Donna Merrill, Janice Weatherill. Back Row: Dorothy Potter. lean Chisholm, Ginny Short, Marian Campbell, Adelaide Lovelace, Betty Mathews. ARLENE ATHERTON Badminton Mgr. BADMINTON-Florena 1eStoudamire, Bertha Woodward. Lois Waddell Lois Matheson. Ida Iones, Myrtle Plant. Dorothy Davis, Galethia Wal dron, Ruth Lavely. FREDA BEHNABD Bowling Mgr. CHAMPION BOWLING TEAM-Freda Bernard, Mary Martin, Lou Ann Williams, Addie Knowles, Ester Kaczynski, Marjorie Tanner. Betty Hedgecock, Francis Hutt, Iona Newton. CLASS SECRETARIES-Front Row: Barbara Brennan, Pat Higgins, Bunny Brasie, Onalee Laird, Rose Holliday, Dorothy Iohnson. Back Row: Dolly Stone, Stephanina Simons, Mary Martin, Bessie Ballantyne, Emily Hammond, Norma Martin, Elizabeth Woodward. 1 '-- 1 1 ' .........al F CLUB-Front Row: Margaret Simon, Beatrice Heavner, Eloise Weber, Marguerite Brown, Madeline Frechette, Eleanor Meisner, Dorcas Spooner, Katherine Grover. Second Row: Myrtle Garvie, Virginia Reese, Ianice Weatherill, Marilyn Rundles, Roberta Lipske, Betty Mathews, Ioan Wescott. Third Row: Lou Ann Williams, Dorothy Potter, lean Chisholm, Ester Kaczynski, Marian Campbell, Arlene Atherton. Back Row: Marie Schwarzkopf, Ginny Short Mary Ruth Shattuck, Bunny Brasie, Evilyn Baines, Ioanne Bush, lane Grice. F Club U The F Club is an organization composed of all girls who have earned one sport letter. In order to get a second letter, a girl must have been initiated into the F Club. The 1941-2 officers were: president, Mary Shattuck: vice-president, Myrtle Garvie: and secretary-treas urer, Vivian Short. During the year the club sold candy and ginger-ale at Student Union dances and basketball games. They attended football and basketball games in a group. G. A. A. OFFICERS Dorothy Gillie, vice-president: Ginny Short, presi- dent: Roberta Lipske, secretary. E 7 WL v X X X MA N xw 'zf wx' First Row: HELEN ABDELLA Bowling VIRGINIA ABEL HERBERT A. ADAMS DONALD I. ADCOCK Nature Club Second Row: F. LEWIS ALGER Softball, Football, Track HAMEDEY M. ALICK KENNETH W. ALLEN Football LOUIS R. ALMQUIST F. l-I. S. First Row: ELIZABETH ARNOLD Hockey, Basketball. Baseball, Badminton AUDIE M. ASLIN. IR. Reserve Baseball PAULINE G. AYERS Girls' Sports, Arrow Head, Prospectus, Alpha Rho Tau President DONALD AYLII-'FE Second Row: VIRGINIA RUTH BABCOCK Commercial Club ARDELLE KATHLEEN BACHMAN Style Show FLORENCE ANN BAILIES French Club, Prospectus, Arrow Head. Grease Paint Club, Attis Players. Kaleid- oscope, Senior Play CLINTON D. BAKER Cheer Leader Third Row: BUFORD H. ANDERSON Marching Band IEAN ELAINE ANDERSON Basketball. Hockey, Baseball, Volley ball KENNETH M. ANDERSON MELVIN E. ANDERSON Fourth Row: NORMAN L. ANDERSON Kaleidoscope, Belle Masque VIRGINIA A. ANDERSON YVONNE C. ANDERSON Hockey. Basketball, Baseball, Volley ball, Bowling WILMA FAY ANDREW Third Row: DARRELL E. BAKER MABEL BERNIECE BAKER Volleyball, Style Show. Basketball. Base ball, Hockey. F Club. Bowling WILMA I. BAKER Kaleidoscope, Bowling, Commercic Club. Glee Club SHIRLEY G. BALDACCINI Orchestra, Commercial Club, Kaleidt scope. Opera Fourth Row: MARY ROSE BALL ELIZABETH HELEN BALLA BESSIE BALLANTYNE French Club, Khem Klub, Basketbal Hockey, Volleyball, Tennis, Bowling F Club ELWYN -ORRIN BANTA Cross Country, Track t Row: BEATRICE EARLENE BARBER DONALD E. BARBER ALEXANDER M. BARKS IOHN D. BARKS and Row: MELVIN GEORGE BARNHART GRACE MARIE BARRETT teh Club. Kaleidoscope IANE BARROWS minton, Basketball, Bowling MADGE I.. BATTEN : Players, Iunior Play, Kaleidoscope : Row: RUSSELL I. BECKLEY HERBERT L. BECKWITH GLORIA MAE BEEBE MILLICEN1' D. BEEBEI-IYSER ling ind Row: WARREN G. BEEMER I ACK BEENEY MILLARD BELCHER I-'RED EDWARD BELL s Country. Track Third Row: MARY FRANCES BAUMGARTEN French Club, Golf Club, Bowling DORIS M. BEAN IOYCE GRACE BEARS Sophomore Board oi Directors, Iunior Board of Directors, Attic Players, Eques- triennes BETTY RUTH BEARUP Fourth Row: GERALDINE C. BEARUP Arrow Head, Belle Masque IAN W. BEATON ELIZABETH D. B. BEATTIE Glee Club, Commercial Club, Swim- ming. Basketball, Debate. Opera. Choir, Kaleidoscope, Attic Players WILLIAM RICHARD BECKETT Attic Players, Forum, Kaleidoscope 1942 Third Row: DOROTHY MAXINE BENDALL Orchestra, Band MARIORIE E. BENFORD MARGERY BENNETT Basketball, Volleyball. French Club, Student Council, Baseball, Bowling WILLIAM BEVAN BENNETTS Fourth Row: FREDA M. BERNARD Badminton, Archery. Baseball, Volley- ball, Bowling, Tennis, Nature Club MCCLELLAN BERSTON BERTHA W. BETTS CARL C. BETZ - Fl-1. First Row: MARIORIE ANN BI-IYNON MARIE HELEN BIGGER , Style Show, Commercial Club VIRGINIA DARLENE BITTERMAN CALVIN C. BLACK Varsity Track, Booker T. Washington Hi-Y, Intramural Basketball Second Row: PETER HENRY BLAKE Attic Players, Kaleidoscope LEWIS C. BLUI-'ORD Booker T. Washington Hi-Y, Track. Bas- ketball, Baseball FRANK BODIS IEANETTE BOHLING Glee Club, Bowling, Kaleidoscope First Row: VICKY VAN BOTTOM MARTHA BOWDEN ROBERT BOWMAN HELEN LUCILE BOYER Second Row: GEORGE ROBERT BRABBS ROBERT BRABBS ERMA MARIE BRABEAU IACK H. BRADY S. Third Row: WYMAN B. BOLIN BEN BOMBEL KATHLEEN E. BONNER RALPH ORAN BOONE Fourth Row: MARTHA M. BOOTH BRUCE KENNEDY BOREY PHYLLIS IEAN BOSMAN IACK DARRELL BOSTWICK Kaleidoscope Third Row: LINDELL L. BRADY ETHEL BRANDON Kaleidoscope BARBARA IOAN BRENNAN Thalians. Equestriennes CHARLES A. BRIGGS Baseball, Basketball. Intramural Softb Fourth Row: VICTORIA BROCK Kaleidoscope WILLIAM EDSEL BROOKS Opera, Chorus WILLIAM F. BROOKS. IR. MARGUERITE BROWN Hockey, Baseball, Basketball, F Cl t Row: VIRGINIA BROWN or Play, Belle Masque, Kaleidoscope. QBIIIBHHBB PHYLLIS IEAN BRUNDLE d, Kaleidoscope. Latin Club EDNA COLENE BRYANT LUCILLE IACKSON BRYANT imercial Club and Row: Rl-IEA BERNIECE BUCKINGI-IAM hery MAY ELLEN BUCKMASTER minton, Commercial Club VIRGINIA BETH BUDER aidoscope IUNE ALICE BUECKING aldoscope, Glee Club. A Cappella ir t Row: LEONA G. BURROWS ridoscope, Iunior Play, Belle Masque, ra. WFDF Radio Program IOANNE BUSH aball, Badminton, Volleyball. Golf, retball, Hockey, Bowling. F Club MAXINE L. BUTTS WANDA BYSKO and Row: EMMA IUNE CALHOUN ninton, Commercial Club ANNA BELLE CALLIS ent Council, French Club MARION CAMPBELL rey, Basketball, Baseball, F Club, nminq. Equestriennes. Bowling VIARGUERITE IRENE CANNING Third Row: VIVIAN ORPHIA BUNGARD Golf BETTY BURBANK ZETTIA NORENE BURDETTE HARRY BURGHDORF Fourth Row: MERTON EDWARD BURKHOLDER Sophomore Board of Directors, Varsity Goli, lunior Board of Directors, Intra- mural Basketball MURRAY W. BURLEIGH ELAINE LOUISE BURLEY VIVIAN R. BURLING Baseball 1942 First Row: BEULAH LaVERNE CAREY NELSON CARLEY Iunior President. Iunior Board ot Direc- tors, Student Council, Khem Klub, Skip- pers Club, Intramural Bowling, Attic Players, Garden Club, Kaleidoscope VIVIAN M. CARLISLE FREDIAMAE CARLL Fourth Row: ROBERTA CARPENTER SPENCER I. CARPENTER. IR. Cross Country, Track, Football, Baseball, Intramural Basketball CHARLES ROBERT CARR Varsity Tennis, Reserve Basketball. French Club. Chief Hi-Y HAROLD F. CARR. IR. Golf First Row: BILL CARRIER Baseball, Orchestra LEON EARL CARSON Stamp Club MAXINE CARTER PHYLLIS IEAN CARTER Bowling Second Row: HELEN FRANCES CARYL Bowling, Kaleidoscope, Equestriennes EVELYN MAY CASWELL Glee Club, Kaleidoscope LOIS ANNETTE CASWELL WILLIAM E. CATHCART F. H. S. First Row: BEVERLY IEAN CLARK Golf. Badminton, Forensic Club Secre- tary GEORGIA CLARK HARRIET CLARK HENRY A. CLARK Varsity Track, Football, Khem Klub, French Club, Cross Country Second Row: IOI-IN L. CLARK LEE CLARK MILDRED IUNE CLARK Hockey, Basketball. Sophomore Board oi Directors, Baseball, Volleyball, Iunior Board ol Directors, Senior Board ol Directors BETTIE CLEAVER Third Row: DENNIS A. CAVANAUGH IAY CLINTON CHAPMAN. TR. MAXINE ELAINE CHARLTON AUDREY LU CHATTERS Badminton, Attic Players, Latin Clul Alpha Rho Tau, Student Council. K1 leidoscope Fourth Row: ELIZABETH ELLEN CHILD IEAN GRANT CHISHOLM Volleyball, Badminton, Basketball, I1 dian Princess, Lite-Saving, Swimminw lunior Play, Baseball. Student Unic President, President of Belle Masqut Hockey, F Club, Kaleidoscope ROBERT I. CHRISTENSEN Latin Club R. LOUIS CHRISTOPH Bowling Third Row: MARIORIE ANNE CLEMENT Student Council, Baseball, Hockey. A row Head, French Club, Iunior Boaz ol Directors. Basketball. Girls' Athlet Association IAMES FREDRICK COHOON Cross Country. Track. Opera Chorus RUBY E. COHOON Stamp Club. Kaleidoscope. Glee Clu Girl Reserves JAMES COIL Alpha Rho Tau Fourth Row: CLIFFORD WILLIAM COLE French Club MANNIE SIDNEY COLISH Arrow Head LUCY CONATON CLEMENT COOKE Chief Hi-Y, Basketball. Baseball. Lat Club lt Row: ROBERT B. COOLEY ALICE MARIE COOMES LOYD COON VIRGINIA COOPER :ss Country, Track :ond Row: CARL RAY COOPER CHARLES H. COOTE mera Club BEVERLY I ANE COPPINS 'AMES PATRICK COUCHMAN. IR. ass Country. Track st Row: ALETA BERTI-IA CROSS sketball, Baseball WILLIAM R. CROW mis BETH CULL ae Club, Kaleidoscope, Opera Chorus, ic Players IAMES ALBERT CULVER :rching Band, Concert Band :ond Row: LOUISE IANE CUMMINGS ic Players, Bowling LLOYD BURTON CUMMINGS BESSIE IANE CURTISS row Head, Press Club DON R. CUTHBERTSON row I-Iead, Press Club, Khem Klub, le! Hi-Y Third Row: WALTER COVINGTON GEORGE W. CRAIG EDWINA H. CRAMER DOROTHY ELLEN CRANE Fourth Row: IEAN E. CRANE Hockey IULIA ELIZABETH CRAWFORD Iunior Board of Directors. Bowling THEODORE G. CREQUE MONNA IEAN CROSBIE 1942 Third Row: ELAINE DAENZER KENNETH LYLE DALY French Club GABRIEL C. DANCH Prospectus, Radio Club PAUL ROBERT DANIEL Fourth Row: ALICE DANIELS Kaleidoscope, Commercial Club. Screech. Psychology Club, Arrow Head Business M a n a g e r, Prospectus. Commanderins. Forum, Press Club, Bowling BONITA DANIELSON DONNA D. DARBY GERALDINE MARY DARRAH First Row: IOI-IN T. DAVIDSON Opera Chorus, A Cappella Choir RUTH NAOMA DAVIDSON Commercial Club, Glee Club EARLE ELLSWORTH DAVIE, IR. Track BETTY IANET DAVIES Attic Players, Biology Club, Archery, Baseball, Basketball Second Row: BARBARA IEAN DAVIS WILLIAM M. DAVIS V. ADELINE DEAN Baseball, Basketball, Tennis, Volleyball, Hockey, F Club SAMUEL A. DEE Opera Chorus. Varsity Basketball, Senior Play, Varsity Football, Hi-Y F. H. S. First Row: IACK DIRHEIMER CHALMER DIVELY FRANCES IRENE DIXON WILLIAM DOCKERY Basketball, Baseball Second Row: DENISE V. DONOI-IOE Fencing, French Club, Kaleidoscope, A Cappella Choir, Junior Board ot Direc- tors, Belle Masque PATRICIA IUNE DONAHUE CARL GLENDELL DORRIS IAMES ROBERT DORRIS Sophomore Board of Directors Third Row: JAMES WINFORD DEES - ELIZABETH DeHAAN Grease Paint Club, Arrow Head, Studer Council, Attic Players, Kaleidoscope IOHN FRANCIS DGIOURNETT HELEN M. DELLRAY Fourth Row: CORA VIRGINIA DQVOE Arrow Head IO!-IN H. DEWEY French Club, Attic Players. Studer Council, Cheer Leader ARTHUR D. DeWI'I l' Baseball, Cross Country, Track LYLE E. DIEBEL Third Row: CLARK DOWD Varsity Football, Baseball, Intramun Basketball DOUGLAS THAYER DRAYTON Bowling, Marching Band, Concert Bann Kaleidoscope, Arrow Head, Press Clu MARY LEONA DRUMMOND ALEX DRUHY Fourth Row: FRANKLIN WARREN DUBERVILLE PAUL I. DULMAN Football, Basketball RONALD DUNFIELD VIOLET ELIZABETH DUSTIN I Row: WILLIAM DUTIL ate ALETHIA FRANCES EARL ELMER V. EARLEY :mural Basketball VIVIAN ESTELLA EASLICK :nd Row: MAVI8 I-'. EATON R. WILLIAM EATON HENRY PAUL EDDY d. Kaleidoscope FRANK ALFRED EDWARDS l Row: I-IAIIRIETT MAE ESTI-I8 a Club BEATRICE EVA Scouts. Opera Chorus BETTY EVERET1' ROSCOE EWING :mural Sports and Row: IAC! H. FAGAN rnming LOTOF A. FARAH rk, Intramural Basketball, Student ncll. Attic Players, Senior Play. nicloscope MAX E. FARRELL JUGLA8 HOWARD FARRINGTON Third Row: HAROLD I. EDWARDS IAMES H. ELDER Cross Country. Track ROSEMMA ELLIS Attic Players. Badminton. Hockey. Gar den Club, Kaleidoscope, Bowling Archery DUANE L. ELSTON Cross Country, Track Fourth Row: RUTILIO PATRICK ENZASTIGA Cross Country. Track, Spanish Club Kaleidoscope IOHN KANTZ ERBAUGH Latin Club, Nature Club. Spanish Club Khem Klub, Choir DONNA ILENE ERICKSON Sophomore Board ol Directors MAE LYDIA ESHOO l94Q Third Row: LEONA M. FELLOWS Tennis ' PI-IILLIP B. I-'ENT French Club. Marching Band IUNE WINNIFRED FERRAH Commercial Club, Style Show GEORGE L. I-'ETZER Swimming Fourth Row: MARY HELEN FIEBERNITZ Commercial Club, Bowling WILLIAM G. FINDLATER Track, Khem Klub ROBERT FINKS NEOMA M. FISH Equestriennes, Bowling, Kaleidoscope .:5:5:552:555zz I, , . :5,::.:1..'.,:.s:5g: H ,.,: ' - , 'asiaiiiissi ,,, 5e51. 2:sfa5:::.::,:. aasgzszrf .:-1Iz:2's' ':-: , ..... . .. . . . .. .1,.1.,i:. 171.51 .::, S551 ,, :2EfE22523?1IE5E5:5- .-Er' TEES? I 352-A2121 '.E:5E55 1. ':E:EI?:2:55'5:: --225 ss ,, . .. ...,. . , . zggssizrf 45:35:5- at Qi 5 V lk F w at wif we M ,. . .,., , A 3... ,,.,. Q. ,,,, , ,..,, - - -, ..,.. . , ... -'Q . 'X -'.- ,..... .,,, . 5. .. I .F - '-25:1 :FE- F W: -: 1- I f.-:,E'E:E '7' A' 'EEf:E.:E1:??5?t2 A M. -, ,.,, . 4.3 'faizg ' . N ',j':':,2iawiE I ' ' ' . ' EeE5E5::5'55' ,.1::1.,s151- , '- H ' . , ' I F' , f-'g.5r5:5::1-.. .gg g,:g'52g--- .g'E'f1-A-iii-'-':2-5? ' First Row: RUSSEL F. FISHBACK Football IOHN W. FISHER PAT FLANNER MIRIAM EASTMAN FLETCHER Glee Club, Life-Saving, Softball Second Row: A. RUSSELL FLEWELLING DOROTHY MAE ALLEN FLORIDA Commercial Club, Stamp Club, Baseball. Basketball, Volleyball, Spanish Club ELLIE FAY FLOYD Kaleidoscope OLLA MAY FLOYD F. I-I. S. First Row: WALTER L. FROST BENIAMIN P. FRUMXIN MELINEE F RYER Basketball, Girl Reserves IOSEPH I. GADANY Basketball Second Row: ALBERTA VIRGINIA GAINES Badminton, Commercial Club FRANCES LAUREL GARNETT Nature Club PATRICIA IEANNE GARVEY Student Union Corresponding Secretary Student Council, Commanderins, Fencing, Equestriennes, Bowling MYRTLE GARVIE Hockey. Basketball, Baseball, F Club. Khem ,Klub, Bowling Third Row: IACK E. FORAN Sophomore Basketball KENNETH nouns ronsnsnc nonsncn svn Folrrumz Attic Players, Arrow Head, Kaleid scope PETER E. FOTENAKES Intramural Basketball Fourth Row: AGNES FOWLER MARGARET LOUISE FRANKLIN DONNA MAY FREED Style Show. Choir, Kaleidoscope MARIORIE I. FRITTS Third Row: ANGELINE GASPARICH ALBERT GAULT Marching Band ROBERT L. GEARHART BETTY LOU GERMAINE Fourth Row: RUTH BARBARA GEYER Senior Sophomore Treasurer, Comman erins, French Club, Latin Club, Boa: oi Directors IEAN CHARLOTTE GIBSON WANDA B. GILBERT HELEN MARIE GLANN Orchestra at Row: EUGENE GLAUB IUNE ESTELLE GLENN ARTHUR T. GOOD DUANE P. GOODNIGI-IT :ond Row: PHYLLIS GORBUT1' in Club, French Club SARAH E. GOTLIB mis. Latin Club BETTY L GOWER ior Play. Belle Masque, Commercial lb SHIRLEY RAE GRAEF Zappella Choir. Opera, Equestriennes. leldoscope st Row: ROSE MARY GRGICH leidoscope, Pit Orchestra, Thalians. 'era MARTHA MARGARET GRISWOLD LYLE GROVER unch Club IUSTINE ANN GROU1' so Club, Iunior Play. Attic Players. leldoscopo cond Row: GEORGE THOMAS GUERRE rrsity Football. Varsity Baseball, Chief 'Y ROBERT GUILRAULT MARIORIE L. GUILFOIL sketball. Hockey. Tennis. Baseball. llleyball, Bowling GEORGE GULACSIK Pha Rho Tau. Prospectus Third Row: ARTHUR GRAINGER. IR. ALLEN E. GRAY DAVID GRAY RONALD GRAY Track Fourth Row: CARLOS OWEN GREEN Basketball ANNE A. GREENE Equestriennes, Hockey, Attic Players. Kaleidoscope DEARES1' K. GREGORY Attic Players, Baseball, Basketball DALLAS GEORGE GRENLEY Marching Band. Concert Band. Mohawk Hi-Y 1942 Third Row: BETH GYLES Baseball, Basketball, Bowling IOHN P. HACKETT 'IRVING I. HAGGART BERTHA L. HALL Fourth Row: EARL HALL TREVER W. HALL RUDOLPH I. HALLOCK CELIA L. HAMADY French Club. Central Y Girls, Garden Club, Badminton First Row: ROY HAMADY French Club WILLIAM H. HAMADY French Club, Senior Play, Kaleidoscope FRANCES MARIE HAMANN Commercial Club HOWARD STAFFORD HAMELINE Second Row: LAWRENCE W. HAMILTON MARGARET IOHAN HAMMILL Latin Club, Tennis, Sophomore Board oi Directors, Thalians, French Club CON STAN CE I. HAMMOND EMILY LOUISE HAMMOND Student Council, Bowling, Girls' Athletic Association F. H. S. First Row: DOROTHEA I. HARRISON Basketball. Kaleidoscope WILLIAM HART DOUGLAS LeROY HARVEY Marching Band, Concert Band, Kaleido- scope VANONA HARVEY Commercial Club Second Row: MELVIN GEORGE HATT Iunior Board oi Directors DRUCILLA HATTABAUGH GEORGE C. HAW LOUISE HAYES Basketball, Baseball, Volleyball, Hockey, Alpha Rho Tau, Attic Players Third Row: BETTE LEE HAMMONTREE KENNETH KEITH HAMSHER Track. Crass-Country, Football EVELYN MADELINE HANCOCK Commercial Club. Girl Reserves VIRGINIA MAE HANSEN Glee Club, Kaleidoscope Fourth Row: NANCY LOU HARDY Goll Club. French Club, Sophomox Class Secretary, Kaleidoscope, Eque: triennes, Girls' Athletic Associatiol Badminton ELLEN ELIZABETH HARIU Orchestra, Kaleidoscope EDWARD HARRIS EARL HARRIS Third Row: BEATRICE MAE HEAVNER Hockey. Basketball. Baseball, Latii Club, F Club, Bowling GLEN HEIMAN RALPH W. HELBER Cheerleader HAROLD H. HELM Arrow Head, Kaleidoscope, Intramula Swimming Fourth Row: ANNE BETH HENSEY French Club, Tennis, Hockey, Baseball Basketball, Belle Masque, Volleyball F Club ALBERT GEORGE HENSLEY Golf. Sophomore Basketball IEAN HERFURTH Kaleidoscope, Belle Masque LAWRENCE W. HESTER Orchestra, Kaleidoscope, Stamp Club Pit Orchestra, Valley Debate, Biology Club. Extemporaneous Speaking. Varsity Debate, Mohawk Hi-Y, Student Council Attic Players lt Row: IEAN HEWINS ROBERT F. HEYWORTH VIRGINIA BETTY HICKS r:-President Garden Club ELIZABETH IRENE HIGLEY nch Club, Basketball, Softball ond Row: EVERETT I-IILDEN IEAN REVAE HILL homore Board ol Directors IEANETTE HIMELHOCH HARRY HING t Row: LESTER L. HOOKS lball, Track DOROTHY IEAN HOPKINS kotball. Baseball MAE KATHREN HOPKINS BETTY S. HORTON md Row: NELLIE E. HOSKIN DOUGLAS HOSMER rch Club, Varsity Tennis BRUCE HOUGH MARY HELEN HOVEY rl Club, Thalians, Iunior Board ol ctors, Khem Klub, Press Club Secre- , Arrow Head, Bowling, Senior Life- ng. Student Council Third Row: ALICE IEANETTE HINTON Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Basketball MAVIS E. HODGE Basketball, Softball FRANK B. HODGDON Band FRANK HODGINS Fourth Row: ARVIN HOFFMEYER LAURA ARDEN HOFFMAN EDNA L. HOOK WILLIAM GEORGE HOELZLE 1942 Third Row: KENNETH I-IOWARTH ELEANOR S. HOWELL Archery LAWRENCE R. HUBER BILL LEE HUDSON Bowling, Archery, Radio Club, Fencing, Biology Club Fourth Row: IACK HARRY HUDSON SHIRLEY LUCILLE HUTTON Basketball, Volleyball JOYCE ILEEN HYATT BERNICE M. HYSLOP First Row: CHAD EDSEI. IKERD RUTH ANNETTE ISCHERLAND BETTY L. IACKSON Latin Club, Arrow Head, Press Club, Bowling HAROLD B. IACKSON Second Row: IEAN LUELLA IAMES MARY LOUISE IAMES IOAN VICTORIA IAMES Attic Players, French Club, Sophomore Class Secretary, Commanderins, Goll Club, Kaleidoscope, Declamation, Senior Play, Equestriennes GEORGE E. IASON F. I-l. S. First Row: MARGIE IEAN IOHNSON Commercial Club, Opera Chorus, Attic Players KENNETH A. IOHNSON WAYNE C. IOHNSON BETTY REE IOHNSTON Belle Masque, Kaleidoscope, Pat and Bob Radio Skit Second Row: LEE GEORGE IOHNSTON Football, Baseball ELTON R. IONES Track HILDA LU I ONES IDA ELIZABETH IONES Tennis, Badminton, Basketball Third Row: LAURENCE P. IEAN Bowling DIANA IIMES Bowling, Pit Orchestra, Kaleidoscope SHIRLEY IEAN IOBIN DONALD K. IOHNSON Fourth Row: ESTHER BELLE JOHNSON FRANCES M. IOHNSON HAROLD R. IOHNSON HARVEY L. IOHNSON Third Row: IUANITA IONES MARLYNN FERN IUBENVILLE LILLIAN IANE KAAKE Bowling ESTER B. KACZYNSKI Baseball. Volleyball, Hockey, Basketbcr Bowling, Girls' Athletic Association, I Club Fourth Row: ROBERT I. KARNES IAMES RAY KARPUS Khem Klub IOHN I. KAZMIER, IR. LEWIS B. KEELER Debate Row: LOLA FLORENCE KELLAWAY GEORGE W. KELLOGG :etball. Mohawk Hi-Y President FAITH ELIZABETH KEMP t Club, A Cappella Choir. Kaleido- e. Opera DONALD RAYMOND KENNEDY and Row: LARENA M. KERRY nming LAURA MARIE KEYSER ROBERT N. KHOURI ED B. KILBURN Row: IRENE B. KLIMMEK ELIZABETH KOCSIS KATHERINE KOKENOS ral Y Girls CONNIE M. KOLLE nd Row: BETTY MARI KOVACS Players, Arrow Head, Kaleido- a, Equestrlennes. Belle Masque, 'a, Senior Play, Chorus FLOYD HENRY KRAEMER t, Choir. Marching Band. Orchestra DUANE LOREN KRAHN ELMER D. KRAMER tty Basketball, Chief Hi-Y Third Row: DOROTHY MAE KIMMEL Latin Club, Volleyball, Softball. Style Show, French Club BETTY KING DONALD W. KING IOYCE ONALEE KING Fourth Row: SUE KING Hockey, Basketball. Softball MARIORIE IANE KIRBY FAY KISSEI. Orchestra, Golf Club. Kaleidoscope, Chorus GRETCHEN KLEINHEKSEL Student Council, French Club. Bowling 1942 Third Row: HAROLD L. KRAMER Baseball ANITA M. KRIBS Hockey. Soltball. Basketball, Girl Scouts WANITA KRIBS Hockey. Basketball. Girl Scouts. Bowling RUTH ELIZABETH KROTZER Fourth Row: CLARESE IEAN KRUSEI. MARGARETTE E. LA CHAPELLE BETTY IANE LAIRD Commercial Club ARNIM LLOYD LAKIES French Club First Row: CLARA MARIE LAMMY Bowling ALICE ELIZABETH LA MoN'r Girl Reserves. Girl Scouts VIRGINIA E. LANE EDITH LANG Commercial Club Second Row: RUTH ELAINE LANG Softball. Life-Saving, Valley Debate Forinsic Club President LEWIS EDGAR LARDIE LORETTA RUTH LA ROSE Stamp Club. Softball, Commercial Club. Bowling IUNE LAUGHLIN F. I-l. S. First Row: PETER DEVERE LEOW Biology Club, Radio Club CATHERINE R. LEWIS Arrow Head, Press Club. Bowling HELEN BERNICE LEWIS MARGARET PAYE LEWIS Commercial Club Second Row: RALPH STANLEY LEWIS BRYSON R. L'HOMMODIEU IOYCE MARIE LIDDY Garden Club MARGARET ANN LINDHOLM Sophomore Board oi Directors, Hockey, Basketball, Baseball, Kaleidoscope, Pit Orchestra. Third Row: RUTH MARIE LAVELY Camera Club, Nature Club, Swimrnin Club, Kaleidoscope. Yeoman's Clul Hockey, Basketball, Baseball, Life-Sa' ing. Bowling, Volleyball, Khem Klul Alpha Rho Tau, F Club, Badminton HAROLD K. LAWRENCE PATRICIA M. LAWRENCE IACK FREDRICK LEACH Basketball, Football Fourth Row: CARL ALBERT LEARY Cross-Country, Track, Chorus S!-IELTON LEAVITT Reserve Baseball, Varsity Basketbai Chief Hi-Y THOMAS R. LE GAULT Hi-Y, Orchestra, Intramural Basketbal IACK W. LEITNER Senior Board oi Directors Third Row: ROSEMARY LINDHOLM Hockey, Basketball, Baseball, Volle ball, Girls' Athletic Association, Tenn Pit Orchestra, Kaleidoscope ROBERTA LIPSKE Student Council, Boosters, F Clu Yeomen's Club, G. A. A.. Hockey. Sop Vice -Pres., Baseball, Basketball. Te nis, Badminton Mgr., Bowling, Volle ball, Kaleidoscope, Commanderins, At Players, French Club IACQUELINE E. LONG Hockey, Archery. Attic Players, Arrc Head, Bowling ADELAIDE GRACE LOVELACE Basketball. Badminton, Volleyball, Bow ing, Commercial Club, Central Y Gi Fourth Row: MARGARET LOUISE LOVELACE Basketball. Soltball, Bowling, Volleybc Central Y Girls BERNARD LAWRENCE LOVITKY WILLIAM RHODES LUNDY Kaleidoscope A ROBERT DOUGLAS MACDONALD Bowling, Radio Club I Row: EUGENE MADARAS nl Hi-Y. Football, Basketball, Track IACK I.. MAGIDSOHN Team ALEX G. MAIR ROBERT A. MALFROID mmlng :nd Row: Z. ELOISE MALIN lmercial Club. Arrow Head. Pros- us. Bowling VERLIE G. MALLOY WILLIAM IUNIOR MALZAHN ALLEN A. MANIS. IR. 1 Row: IVA BEVERLEY MATHESON 1 Club ARGARET ELIZABETH MATHEWS I' Athletic Association, F Club, rey, Basketball. Khem Klub. Bowl- Goli Club, French Club. Badminton. eyball, Swimming, Arrow Head. pectus. Press Club, Thalians, Lile- '19 IACK I. MATTSON la Rho Tau MARGARET ANN McARA :etball, Badminton. Grease Paint v. Student Council md Row: REO IANE McARA tis. Bowling HOMER IAMES MCBRIDE mis. Khem Klub CHARLES HENRY McCANN KENNETH MCCOMB Third Row: VIRGINIA EUGINIA MANOS Arrow Head ELIZABETH BETTY MANSOUR Opera Chorus, Declamation BETTY R. MARTIN Hockey, Basketball DORIS ELAINE MARTIN Fourth Row: DOROTHY H. MARTIN MARY HELEN MARTIN Thalians, Arrow Head. Prospectus, Press Club, Bowling, French Club NORMA I. MARTIN Bowling, Archery. Iunior Board of Di- reciors IAMES I. MASSAR Cross-Country. Basketball Manager. In- tramural Basketball, Baseball 1942 Third Row: IAMES IACK McCRANDALI. Football, Track LEONA FLORENCE McCULLOUCH Equestriennes ANDREW MCDERMOTT ALFRED F. McDONALD Track Fourth Row: WAYNE McFARLAND HAROLD W. MCFARLANE Bowling GERALDINE M. McI AUL AARON H. P. MCGEE Marching Band, Orchestra. Booker T. Washington Hi-Y First Row: DOROTHY MCGINN GEORGIANA McGLINCHEY Sophomore Board ol Directors, Attic Players, Student Council MAXINE HELEN McKAY Attic Players, Iunior Class Secretary, Iunior Board of Directors, Commercial Club, Commanderins, Senior Class Sec- retary, Senior Board of Directors PATRICIA ANN McKEOWN Attic Players Second Row: MARGARET MARIAN McKIBBIN Baseball, Bowling, Hockey, Basketball, Spanish Club VIRGINIA MAE MCMANN Nature Club, Khem Klub, Forum, Eques- triennes, Thalians, Latin Club, Bowling. Press Club, Prospectus, Arrow Head, Archery MARY KATHERINE McNEILL THOMAS I. McPARLAN Basketball, Baseball F. l-I. S. First Row: HELEN MENOUTES Basketball, Badminton, Style Show DORIS MEREDITH Arrow Head, Equestriennes HAROLD MEREDITH Tennis, W.F.D.F Play. Public Address Announcer MURIEL MARIE MEREDITH Second Row: KNOLTON ALBERT MERRITHEW Stamp Club, Latin Club, Radio Club. Prospectus Club's Editor, Arrow Head, News Editor, Press Club AWILDA METCALFE BETTY LOU METHOD Archery, Basketball, Swimming, Attic Players, Belle Masque, Arrow Head CRELLIS F. MEYTHALER Student Council, Khem Klub, Belle Masque. Kaleidoscope, Pat and Bob Radio Skit, Senior Play Third Row: BERTHA M. MCPHERSON Bowling WILLIAM ROBERT McTAGGART Arrow Head, Prospectus, .Press Clul Varsity Swimming, Kaleidoscope, Att: Players, Skippers Club, Senior Presidei RUTH MCVAY Sophomore Board of Directors, F Clul Basketball, Baseball, Hockey ROBERT M. MCWILLIAMS Belle Masque. Sophomore Basketbal Iunior Play Fourth Row: GERALD MEADOWS Football LLOYD MEEK ELEANOR IANETTE MEISNER Basketball, Hockey, Volleyball. Baseba Bowling, Girls' Athletic Association, I Club KENNETH W. MENEAR Third Row: HERBERT DEAN MILLARD Cross - Country, Sophomore Basketbe Latin Club. A Cappella Choir, Ope Kaleidoscope BETTY IANE MILLER Basketball, Badminton, Volleyball, Bo ball. Hockey FLOYD I. MILLER Radio Club, Bowling HELEN ARLEENE MILLER Biology Club Fourth Row: IEANNETTE IRENE MILLER WILLIAM H. MILLER Stamp Club, Radio Club. Prospect Arrow Head, Press Club, Mohawk H Screech ROBERT R. MILLS Basketball RAYMOND H. MINCE Choir, Cross-Country Manager, Tr Manager : Row: MILLICENT MINNICK ROBERT EDWARD MINTLINE :l. Marching Band LLOYD A. MITCHELL ALICE IEAN MOFFET1' ri Club, Attic Players. French Club. Club, Swimming Club, Iunior Vice- ident, Commanderinl, Thalions, Ka- mcope, Arrow Head, Girls' Sports md Row: ALVIN D. MOORE ball B. ELIZABETH MOORE ra. Thalians. A Cappella Choir. tral Y Girls, Latin Club, Kaleido- v9 BERT LEE MOORE WILLIAM MOORE t : Row: MELVIN A. MOSS ROBERT A. MOTT :ert Band, Concert Orchestra. March- Band WELLINGTON F. MOTT Rams E. Mum. ar Life-Saving, Swimming Club. ident ol Equestriennes. Kaleido- +e, Bowling and Row: HELEN LOUISE MURIIEN mercial Club BERN ICE KATHLEEN MURPHY - Saving LARRY S. MURPHY MARION M. MURPHY Third Row: EARL I. MOREAU SARA IANE MORGAN PATRICIA MORLEY Hockey EDITH MORRIS Fourth Row: MARTHA FRANCES MORRISSEY Tennis. French Club. Arrow Head. Base- ball GLORIA IUNE MORTENSON Cooking Club. Iunior Play - EARL BENIAMIN MORWAY BETTY I ANE MOSS r Bowling 1942 Third Row: ALBERT EDWIN MURRAY DONALD MALCOM MURRAY Swimming VICTORIA MUSHLOCK GAIL MYERS Fourth Row: LEWIS B. MYERS Cross - Country NORMA LEE MYLES Style Show IOSEPH B. NAYMIK. IR. Arrow Head, Iunior Board of Directors, Football. Prospectus, Skippers Club BARBARA ELLEN NEEDELS Equestriennes. French Club, Iunior Play, Screech, Iunior Board of Directors. Belle Masque, Thalians, Kaleidoscope. Fea- ture Editor of Arrow Head, Press Club First Row: HARRY M, NEELY, IR. LIONEL A. NELSON President Booker T. Washington H - Y, Cheerleader, Softball, Intramural Basket- ball RUTH M. NELSON Swimming LaVAUGHN F. NEWBERRY Archery, Biology Club, Belle Masque, Arrow Head, Volleyball, Student Coun- cil, Iunior Play Second Row: E. LOUISE NEWLAND MILDRED LOUISE NEWMAN Yeoman's Club. Equestriennes, Volley ball ALMA NADENE NEWTON Sophomore Board of Directors, Softball Iunior Board oi Directors, Swimming, Basketball, Hockey, F Club IAMES BROCK NEWTON, IR. F. .S First Row: LEROY D. NUDELL CLARENCE W. NUNN Football. Baseball, Wrestling CARL E. NYBERG BETTY IANE ODEGARD Commercial Club Second Row: IOHN W. OHSE Swimming BONNIE IEAN OLLER Equestriennes DOROTHY OLLERTON WILLIAM W. O'MALLEY Third Row: MARGARET LOUISE NEWTON French Club ' GERALD R. NICHOLS VERA NICHOLS WILLIAM NICHOLLS Fourth Row: HAZEL NIEMINEN Glee Club, Kaleidoscope EDWARD W. NORDSTROM RHETA BELLE NORTH DIXIE N. NORTHEY Basketball Third Row: PHYLLIS MARY OSBORN NELLIE FLORENCE OSTRANDER MARGUERITE OSTROM Glee Club, Kaleidoscope, Boosters Cl ROBERT A. OWENS Latin Club Fourth Row: LUCILLE A. OZANICH Archery MARIE FRANCES PAILTHORP Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Kaleidosco EUGENE M. PALM yncx PARK t Row: WILLIAM D. PARKER ior Board ol Directors, Khem Klub, srve Basketball. Intramural Basket- MARY ELLEN PARKHURST MARY LOUISE PARTRIDGE homore Board of Directors. Iunior rd ol Directors, Commercial Club E. RAYMOND PASCOE :mural Basketball ond Row: IOSEPH IOHN PASCOE ketball, Chief Hi-Y. Iunior Board ol vctors IOHN K. PAUL. IR. rn Klub HELEN L. PEN IX IOYCE ANN PERRY n Club l Row: SHIRLEY L. PI-IILIPP ling, Basketball, Baseball HOWARD E. PHILLIPS arve Basketball, Intramural Baslret- IAMES E. PHILLIPS ALIEAN PICKERING md Row: HULON MAE PIERCE WILLIAM DAVID PITTSLEY ri Hi - Y MARY ELLEN PLOCK x' Sports OLGA POLONIC iery. Bowling. Latin Club 'I'hird Row: I. D. PERRY LAWRENCE IRA PERRY BETTY IEAN PETERSON Commercial Club, A Cappella Choir DONALD E. PETERSON Fourth Row: AFROTHETA PETOS BEVERLY GEAN PETT Treble Cleft Club, Nature Club, Golf Club, Kaleidoscope, A Cappella Choir, Commercial Club, Archery IOHN C. PETY. IR. VIRGIL E. PHELPS 1942 Third Row: ELIZABETH KEMP PONT Latin Club, Kaleidoscope. Concert Band WANDA VERNA POPPS DOROTHY CAROLINE POTTER Hockey. Volleyball. Basketball. Base- ball, Glee Club, Kaleidoscope, Eques- triennes, Golf Club, Bowling, F Club RUTH E. POWERS Latin Club Fourth Row: DONALD GENE PRICE ALMA PRIOR Badminton WILMA RUTH PURDUE Opera. Kaleidoscope, Choir DOLORES HELEN PYERS First Row: RUTH PYSCHER MARGARET M. E. QUALLS Bowling PHYLLIS MAE QUATERMAS ELIZABETH QUICK Glee Club, Girl Reserves, Bowling, Ka- leidoscope, Swimming Second Row: ROBERT QUINSEY Basketball, Varsity Football. Varsity Track, Arrow Head, Press Club, Khem Klub BETH QUIRK Bowling VIOLA LYDIA RABB HUBERT L. RAGAN F 0 I I o S o First Row: BARBARA IEAN RATHBURN A Cappella Choir DELOS RAYMOND Booker T. Washington Hi- Y, Latin Club ELVERN REDWITZ DOROTHEA A. REED A Cappella Choir Second Row: RONALD ROBERT REID DONALD IOSEPH REITER French Club MERVIN REVOLDT REATI-IA MARIE RICE Valley Debate Third Row: HELEN RAGSDALE French Club, Hockey, Swimming MARY FRANCES RAMER IUNE RAMSEY Belle Masque, Arrow Head, Press Clul Prospectus, Kaleidoscope DONALD D. RANDALL Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestri Fourth Row: BETTY IANE RANDOLPH Kaleidoscope, Glee Club, Bowling IOHN IUNIOR RANGER Attic Players BEVERLY WOOD RANOWSKI RICHARD I. RANVILLE Third Row: DORIS RICHARDS Commercial Club ELIZABETH IANE RICHARDSON Attic Players, Equestriennes, Forur Fencing, Prospectus, Arrow Head, Pre: Club, Nature Club, Archery, Kaleidt scope SHIRL RICHARDSON GEORGE L. RICKEY Choir, Opera, Marching Band, Conce Band, Kaleidoscope Fourth Row: MILDRED E. RIDER MARY FRANCES RIKER WILLIAM H. C. RING IMOGENE ROBBINS it Row: ROBERT IOSEPH ROBBINS :cert Band. Marching Band, Varsity sketball, Varsity Track, Book T. Wash- ton Hi-Y BENIAMIN F. ROBERTS ALICE M. ROBERTSON l Reserves, Glee Club, Tennis, Latin b, Arrow Head KUBY MARGARETTE ROBERTSON ond Row: LEROY MORGAN ROBINSON ck, Cheerleader, Booker T. Washing- Hi - Y EDWIN L. ROCK amural Bowling SHIRLEY ANN ROCKWELL BETTY IANE RODGERS t Row: DONALD ALBERT ROTH late. Latin Club STANLEY F. BOTH hestra. Cheerleader MARY LORRAINE ROUSSEAU DONALD D. ROY :lc , and Row: NEIL C. ROYCE DONALD K. RUBEI. ching Band, Concert Band, Track GRACE I. RUMPH key, Bowling, Basketball MARILYN LEE RUNDLES ians, Student Council, Khem Klub, ich Club, Attic Players, Senior tlurer, Kaleidoscope, Bowling. Base- Basketball, Hockey Third Row: PAT RODGERS Khem Klub, Badminton, Forum, Eques- triennes. Attic Players, Kaleidoscope, Bowling EMOGENE L. ROFF Soitball,Commercial Club, Girl Reserves, Model Airplane Club BRUCE R. ROGERS Cheerleader MARGARET E. ROGERS Latin Club, Tennis, Bowling, Equestri- ODDS! Fourth Row: JOHN R. ROHNER LOWELL I. ROLLINS STEWART L. ROLLINS Attic Players, French Club, Golf Team, Kaleidoscope LESTER I. ROSER Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Senior Board of Directors 1942 Third Row: IOSEPI-I A. RUSSELL Board of Directors. Opera, A Cappella Choir, Kaleidoscope PATRICIA RUSSELL Hockey. Basketball, Grease Paint Club, French Club WILLIAM A. RUTH Cross - Country, Chief Hi - Y CAROLYN IANE RYLE Fourth Row: CLARA M. SABO MARGARET STELLA SABO Hockey, Volleyball KATHERINE I. SAITES MARILYNN M. SALES Basketball, Badminton, Hockey, Softball First Row: DOROTHY SALIM Student Council, Bowling, Commercial Club SHIRLEY IEAN SANDERLIN Baseball . BARBARA IEAN SARGENT Orchestra NORRIS EDWARD SAUGSTAD Second Row: ERWIN SAULTMAN Varsity Baseball, Intramural Basketball. Chief Hi - Y PHILIP PRESTON SAVAGE Marching Band, Senior Play, Kaleido- scope DELBERT H. SAWATZKI LOUISE ANNE SAYAD F. H. S. First Row: IEROME T. SCI-IUPLIN Goli MARIE VIRGINIA SCHWARZKOPF Softball. Latin Club, Khem Klub, Hockey. Basketball, Girls' Athletic Association, F Club, Volleyball. WILLIAM SCHWEIRY Kaleidoscope, Pit Orchestra, String En- semble VICTOR L. SCOTT Second Row: FRED LEE SEALE GROVER RICHARD SERENBETZ IEAN SHADLEY LOTTIE L. SHAHEEN Camera Club. Archery Club, Alpha Rho Tau, Bowling Third Row: MARY LOUISE SCHERMERHORN EUGENE I. SCHERRER RUTH I-IELENE SCHIEDUNG WILLARD SCHINDLER Fourth Row: IEANNE SCHLINKER IARVIS I. SCHMIDT L. WILLIAM SCHNEIDER Basketball IEANETTE SCHNEPP Third Row: WILLIAM I. SHANKLIN LOIS IEAN SI-IATTUCK Khem Klub, Latin Club, Thalians, K4 leidoscope MARY RUTH SHATTUCK Student Council, Basketball, Hocke Baseball, Badminton, Swimming, Iunit Play, Iunior Treasurer, Girls' Athlet Association Secretary, Bowling, Kaleid scope, F Club President, Orchestr Commanderins, Latin Club, Thalians DOUGLAS R. SHAW Pit Orchestra Fourth Row: DONALD EUGENE SI-IEPARD Football DONNA MARIE SHEREN LUCIAN IEFFENE SHEWMAKER Glee Club, Chorus, Kaleidoscope GORDON LEROY SHOEMAKER , Row: VIRGINIA M. SHORT bball, Basketball, Hockey, French v, F Club. Commanderins, Girlz' etic Association President VIVIAN E. SHORT rball, Basketball, Latin Club, F v, Girls' Athletic Association, Iunior , Class Secretary, French Club. ians, Belle Masque, Commanderins. idoscope SHIRLEY IUANITA SI-IOULTES or Board ot Directors RITA D. SHUDA nd Row: IOHN RICHARD SHUNK LOUIS SIBAL FREDERICK W. SIEGEL aming ILA SIEGEI. estra Row: DEAN SMALE DENVER W. SMIDDY BERAH GAY SMITH CLOYD SMITH nd Row: JOHN IAMES SMITH KENNETH SMITH LOUISE ELIZABETH SMITH ing. Thalians, Iunior Board ot Di- rs VETRA CLARICE SMITH Third Row: RUTH ROXANNA SIMMONS Softball. Fencing. Life-Saving, Basket- ball. Hockey, Commercial Club, F Club IOE SIMON Softball. Intramural Basketball, Varsity Football EUNICE DE LYLAH SIMONSON Bowling, Belle Masque, Tennis, Board ot Directors, Student Council MARY PATRICIA SIMONTON Bowling, Central Y Girls Fourth Row: WALTER R. SIMS Booker T. Washington Hi- Y Club MARIE SKAI-' F Choir, Opera, Band. Kaleidoscope, Or- chestra JOHN SKERIANCE MARY N ELLE SLAUGHTER Bowling 1942 Third Row: VICTOR H. SMITH Basketball. Intramural Basketball, Var- sity Football VIRGINIA ALICE SMITH WAYNE SMITH ELLA SNIDER Glee Club Fourth Row: ALBERT I. SOBEY Biology Club, Camera Club, Band, Hi-Y, Marching Band. Debate, Forensic Club. Arrow Head DWIGHT L. SOMERS. IR. French Club DONNA MAE SOVEY BONNILEE I. SOULE Golf, Latin Club. Thalians First Row: ROBERT H. SPAHR. IR. Khem Klub, Iunior Board oi Directors. Screech, Football Program, Arrow Head. Prospectus, Press Club BETTY IANE SPECKMAN Orchestra IAMES SPEER IOHN CAMPBELL SPENCE Track Second Row: MARGARET SPENCE IEAN SPLANE Commercial Club IAMES SPOTTS. IR. LORRAINE CHARLOTTE SPRINGER F. I-l. S. First Row: MARGARET ANN STEVENS Equestriennes, Forum, Golf, Iunior Play, Arrow Head, Press Club. Kaleidoscope RICHARD E. STEVENS BETTY LOUISE STEWART French Club, Golf, Bowling ROBERT H. STINCHCOMBE Second Row: LAWRENCE STOCKING Marching Band, Pit Orchestra MARIAN IOYCE STOCKINGER VIRGINIA IOSEPHINE STODDARD Attic Players, Student Council, Garden Club RUTH A. STOKES Third Row: HAZEL POLK STATLER LAWRENCE STEDMAN ERNEST IOSEPH STEFANKO LUBIE THOMAS STEMM Fourth Row: HARRIET STEPHEN Equestriennes. Kaleidoscope, Attic Pla ers. French Club, Golf, Hockey, Bask4 ball, Baseball. Student Council VIRGINIA L. STERNAMAN Bowling ART V. STEVENS. IR. CASPER LEROY STEVENS Third Row: ALBERT STONE LUCILLE STONEBURNER Thalians FLORENCE LE STOUDAMIRE Girl Reserves. Baseball, Hockey, Bash ball, Badminton RUTH M. STROHSCHEIN Swimming, Bowling Fourth Row: IEANNE PERRIN STRONG DAN B. SULLIVAN Varsity Football. Varsity Baseball. Ck I-Ii-Y President, Intramural Basketbal RALPH FRENCHIE SULLIVAN VIOLET G. SUMMERS Row: ROBERT G. SWIFT EDWARD IOSEPH TALI OUGLAS LAWRENCE TALSMA DOROTHY TAYLOR nd Row: ELIZABETH IANE TAYLOR ing. French Club LOIS ELAINE TAYLOR 'a, A Cappella Choir, Kaleidoscope MARGE ANN TAYLOR omore Board of Directors, Arrow l, Iunior Play, Student Council, :h Club, Thalians. Belle Masque. idoscope, Hockey, Basketball, Bowl- MARILYNNE ARDIS TAYLOR idolcope, P I y c h o I o g y Club, Glee Row: ELWYN THOMAS GERALD B. THOMAS ert Band, Marching Band GROVER B. THOMAS omore Board ot Directors. Iunior i ot Directors, Senior Board ot Di- rl, Marching Band IAY THOMAS 'Id Row: IOHN THOMPSON. IR. :lent ol Booker T. Washington, Bas- rll. Football, Track ROBERT HENRY THOMPSON ing, Board of Directors, Orchestra, hing Band, Concert Band, Track. doscope, Opera, French Club, Choir DORIS LOUISE THOMSON tinton, Equestriennes, Khem Klub. yball EMMET HARDING TODD Third Row: MARIORIE MAE TAYLOR P1-m.1.xs ELAINE rnvron Glee Club ROBERT D. TAYLOR Intramural Basketball, Iunior Pla leidoscope. Choir, Opera VIRGINIA M. TAYLOR Latin Club, Kaleidoscope Fourth Row: LESLIE I. TELFORD Basketball, Hi-Y, Football PHILIP TENERELLI SHIRLEY IRENE TENNANT Commercial Club DONALD I. TERRIAN Track 1942 Third Row: YVONNE TONDU y, Ka I I I Basketball, Hockey, Volleyball, Commer cial Club IRMA M. TORNAI IOHN A. TOTH. IR. LENORA TRESEMER Fourth Row: IAMES ROY TREVORROW IOHN H. TRUSCH DONALD K. TRYLCH BETTY E. TUCKER First Row: THOMAS W. TUCKER PEGGY ,LOUISE TUNE Attic Players. Commercial Club. Kaleido- scope DONALD E. TUOHY Choir. Kaleidoscope ALLEN HENRY TURNER Second Row: DOROTHY IANE TURNER Arrow Head. Belle Masque. Kaleido- scope ALFRED D. VANDER MEULEN Tennis HELEN M. VAN NOCKER Basketball. Volleyball. Baseball. Iunior Play. Kaleidoscope, Belle Masque. Latin Club. WFDF Radio Program VALLETA N. D. VAUGHN F. H S. First Row: IEAN M. WADDELL Iunior Board of Directors. Commercial Club, Student Council CLARENCE I. WADSWORTH Baseball, Intramural Basketball GLENDA MAXINE WALKER HOWARD E. WALKER Second Row: HELEN M. WALLACE Stamp Club. Commercial Club WARD C. WALRATH ROBERT S. WALTER Intramural Basketball and Bowling. Ka- leidoscope, Baseball RUSSELL ROBERT WALTMIRE Marching Band, Concert Band. A Cap pella Choir. Kaleidoscope Third Row: LORAINE ADELE VERNO Kaleidoscope. Concert Band. Alpha R Tau RUTH VETTE Latin Club. Kaleidoscope AUDREY VINCENT IAMES ANDREW VITANY Fourth Row: IOHN T. VOIDIK DONALD LOUIS VOEKS ROY CHARLES VOGELSBERG Intramural Basketball DAVID IAMES VOGT Debate 'l'hird Row: HAROLD D. WARNER Football, Swimming, Track. Kaleidosco FREDERICK WARREN MADGE WARREN IOHN ALEXANDER WATT Track. Khem Klub. Attic Players. Sen Vice-President. Kaleidoscope Fourth Row: IAMES E. WAYNICK ELOISE MERLE WEBER Hockey. Basketball. Volleyball. Softbt Badminton MILDRED ALBERTA WEBER IUANITA SEARS WEEKS t Row: DORIS ADELLE WEITZ BILLY MAX WELLS is Country, Track LEE OLIVER WELTON GAYLE FERN WENGER and Row: BERNICE ELEANOR WEST GEORGIANNA WEST a Club. Kaleidoscope, Choir, Eques- mes, Archery IOAN WEST mestra, Opera, Glee Club, Khem Klub IOAN ELLEN WESCOTT key, Basketball, Baseball, Bowling, eyball, Badminton, Declamation. At- Players, F Club. Forensic Club, sity Debate, Kaleidoscope t Row: ALMUS F. WILLIAMS hery Club, Biology Club, Track HALLIE WILLIAMS ara, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. A Cap- ,a Choir, Kaleidoscope, Attic Players KAROLYN A. WILLIAMS 'hery LOUISE ANN WILLIAMS ior Board of Directors, F Club. ls' Athletic Association ond Row: NORMAN MICHAEL WILLIAMS amural Basketball, Varsity Baseball STANLEY BRUCE WILLIAMS lio Club THEODORE WILLIAMS ck, Baseball WINSTON C. WILLIAMS spectus Associate Editor, Arrow Head tor, Press Club President, Khem Klub sident, Radio Club, Prospectus Pho- rapher. Screech Editor. Skippers Club Third Row: MARY E. WHITNEY Sophomore Board of Directors, Senior Board ol Directors, Kaleidoscope. Glee Club, Hockey, Basketball, Baseball, Vol- leyball, Badminton, A Cappella Choir, Bowling, F Club IERRY LEATRICE WHITTEN Attic PIayers,CommerciaI Club, Bowling, Kaleidoscope EDITH WHITTINGTON MAURICE WICKHAM Fourth Row: WALTER WIERZBICKI Radio Club ARDIS E. WILCOX LYLE I. WILDING MARIORIE IEAN WILLETT Bowling 1942 Third Row: GERALDINE I. WILLIS Bowling LLOYD A. WILLS DONALD P. WILMARTH DELORES V. WILSON Fourth Row: EDNA MAY WILSON IACK G. WILSON Sophomore Board oi Directors, Football, Senior Play IOHN R. WILSON, IR. Bowling MARGE WILSON Tennis First Row: WELDCN LYLE WILSON MORRIS WINACOI-'F PAULINE RUTH WINANS MARIORIE RITA WINSTANLEY Second Row: IAMES E. WISHART ESTER MARIE WITHERS Attic Players, Kaleidoscope, Commercial Club. Volleyball MARIORIE ANN WOLF Glee Club, Hockey, Commercial Club, Choir, Kaleidoscope, Opera YVONNE EMILY WOLFENDEN F. H. S. First Row: JOHN R. CUNARD ALBERT CALVIN IOHNSON PAUL WILLIARD KRAMER FRANK ROBERT LEINEKE HAROLD LEROY MEYERS Hi-Y, Kaleidoscope Second Row: wlllllll-:N 1. MIRON MAXINE morn MORTON Esrzll WINCH HANNAH YEDGER Third Row: KENNETH M. WOODIN Reserve Football TESSIE MAE WOODS Basketball, Speech Club, Girls' Trac Team BERTHA MAE WOODWARD Girl Reserves, Badminton ROBERT WAYNE WOODY Forensic Club, Iunior Play. Attic Playel President, Varsity Debate, Kaleidoscop Fourth Row: ARLENE MAE WRIGHT Commercial Club BETTY M. WRIGHT Badminton, Commercial Club MARIORIE IANET WRIGHT French Club, Arrow Head. Prospectu Fine Arts Editor, Iunior Board of Dire tors, Screech, Khem Club, Assistant Ed tor oi Football Programs, Co-Editor 1 Prospectus, Commanderins ROBERT W. WRIGHT Third Row: RAYMOND L. YELLAND Track, Bowling MARY YONAN PHILIP YON AN ANNA ELIZABETH YORK Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Basebcll Archery, Camera Club, Equestriennel Girl Scouts Fourth Row: MARIORIE YOUNG CHARLES EDWIN ZEITZ. IR. Cross Country, Track IOHN OWEN ZERKA Marching Band, Kaleidoscope GENEVIEVE ZIMMERMAN Archery Club, C a m e r a Club. Frenc Club Graduating Seniors Whose Pictures Do Not Appear ROSS DONALD BAXTER. IR. DONALD COON DALE H. DALY IOHN GREER RICHARD PAUL HAARIO Orchestra CHRISTINE HINES Bowling LEONETTE L. IOHNSON Iunior Board ol Directors, French DORIS MARIE KIERDORF JAMES LEIGHTON ARCHIE MAINPRIZE IOHN P. MCCANN ROBERT MCGUFFIN Hi-Y, Varsity Tennis, Intramural Basket- ball Club WILLIAM MIDDLETON MARIORIE M. MOORE WILLIAM MOORE FRANK T. NAKAMURA Fencing, Sophomore Board of Directors BOB NEAL Football ROBERT B. PLUMB WILLIAM DENNIS POLLOCK E. LAVERNE RAMOIE WILLIAM M. REED Booker T. Washington I-Ii-Y. Track. Intramural Basketball, Senior Board oi Directors MARGUERITE SENGLAUB WILLIAM HAROLD SMETHWICK 1942 ROBERT WILLIAM STANTON IACK GLENN SWEENY Stamp Club. Equestriennes. Vice-Presi dent Alpha Rho Tau, German Club IO!-IN WESTLY SWICKARD A Cappella Choir EDWARD CARL SWIFT KENNETH E. TREIGER Intramural Basketball DONALD VICULIN Orchestra, Marching Band RICHARD VICULIN DONALD WALKER CHARLES M. WELKER GEORGE THOMAS WILMOT DONALD B. YUILLE WILLIAM A. ZAIACZKOWSKI Central High School War Council 1941-1942 Class Work Is the Major Activity of All Students Printing Classes contribute to School's activities. Mr. Misner keeps a watchiul eye on the Chem Lab. t Boys' Foods Group Clean Up. Equipment in all classrooms is adequate for learning situatioi FI E School - - presents ' -- Seventeenth Q 1' Q -'-'IE :f: :.-i ll' 'Q ,N 5.553151115151252 W vi A N, xg ::-.'I :- 15 I. ' 5 N X -2.1 Z, ,. 1 .1 1 . . ' 1 1 1-1- li .,,. E :-. ' my t 1 X 43 ,., ' H V ,.v- I A- Q 51 fi' 2 . ' 1 . f i' f ' K E1 i'. L 3ftf . f' Q .. if 1 V w V.. .4 , B M 1, by S, ilq . P. . , b . . 1 1 77 1 1. ff'ff'f-tftfli 1 . . A' 145 152 1: ffl 15 , . is V i it ., . 1, .':. .',t .V V 3 l M 3 If- t .3 13 ig HEQ H1 . Q z A D 3 5. ' .11 V., it 5 lx . r i D 'A .1 -11 ' Q 2 :g i ,Q :1 . .1 1 1 it . 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The Critic, an Attic Players' comedy, had an unusual beginning-in the aisles. The drama department presented a patriotic play Land of the Free which dealt with a fifth columnist, a German refugee, and their effect on an American family. Great Victories Won by American Women was the subject of a series of pictures posed by the Equestriennes. '-!AXI'lDUdlf' - fam oscope The Central High School A Cappella Choir directed by Franklyn S. Weddle sank two selections. A broadcast Knittin' for Britain, a satire on club women and their activities, was given by the Belle Masque Club. The Girls' Ballet, in a dance pantomine set to music, presented a very colorful and im- pressive interpretation of Sleeping Beauty. The Marching Band and the Girls' Glee Club gave excellent performances. The piece de resistance of the evening. however. was the Boys' Ballyhoo version of Sleeping Beauty entitled Sleeping Sickness or The Fate of Princess Rip Van Winkle in two spasms. Concluding the Kaleidoscope was Ameri- cana with music and dances typical of the Americas. V Double Door The Senior Class scored a hit with their presentation Double Door on May 13 and 14. Suspense, mystery, and drama, as well as excellent direction and interpretation made the perform- ance among the most unusual ever pre- sented in our auditorium. The plot centered around the domineering char- acter of Victoria Van Bret who rules her family with maniacal firmness. Her meek sister, Caroline, is helpless be- fore Victoria's threats. Kip, her half brother, cannot stand up against her. In a dark, dismal room she carries out her cheerless routine with cruel regularity. She becomes even more heartless when Rip marries Ann, who, Victoria sensed, is a threat to the Van Bret fortunes. Victoria then proceeds by every means to torture Ann and to make Rip doubt her sincerity. Much credit was due the cast and Mrs. Helen Hardy Brown, the director, for staging a most successful perform- ance. The cast: Victoria, Leona Burrows and Betty Kovacs: Rip, Norman Ander- son and Ronald Dunfield: Caroline, Vivian Short and Betty Bee Iohnston: Ann, Gayle Wenger and Iustine Grout: Dr. Sully, Crellis Meythaler: Mortimer Neff, Bill Hamady. Others were Lotof Farah, Iack Wilson, Grace Barrett, Rob- ert Owens, Betty Gower, and Florence Bailies. llBabll As always the Iunior class can be counted on to obtain the best for its class play, and 1942 was no exception. On February 19 and 20, after weeks of preparation, the class pre- sented Edward Childs Carpenter's Bab, under the able direction of Mrs. Helen Hardy Brown. Francis Sullivan and Sadie Baxter shared the starring honors in the role of Bab, and portrayed her as only a Centralite could. Large audiences viewed and enjoyed the antics of this lovable character throughout the whole of four hilarious acts. The story is built around the unexpected return of Bab from an eastern school. Her return causes much confusion when she invents for herself a lover to get some attention. Members of the cast included Stacey De- Camp, lack Woodbeck, Bob Carter, Denny Morrison, Patricia Bishop, Shirley Boyle, Victor Herwitz, Martha Gault, Eleanor Nickey, Phyllis Fowler, Robert Louis, and Addie Wells. Enough credit cannot be given to those who gave of time and energy behind the scenes to make this Iunior play one of the best. YEOMAN OF THE GUARD On April 29 and 30, and May 1, the Music Department students presented a Gilbert and Sullivan opera Yoeman of the Guard. This is a comic opera in two acts which takes place in medieval London. Yoeman of the Guard has a tangled romantic plot which centers around the adventures of Colonel Fairfax, a brave soldier who is doomed to death for sorcery. Students altemated for several of the major roles on different nights, the cast being: Colonel Fairfax .......... Phoebe Meryll ..... Wilfred Shadbolt ...............,.... Dame Carnithers ................... Sergeant Meryll.. Leonard Meryll ......... Sir Richard ........... Elsie Maynard ....... ......... Iack Point ............. Taylor ........Sue Erbaugh and Faith Kemp ....Robert Brundle and Bill Ainsley .Marjorie Wolfe and Iean Thalner ...................................George Rickey .....Bil1 Lundy and Harold Wagner ............................................ Dean Millard .Bettie Beattie and Christine Monk Shelley The cast also included a chorus of Yeomen of the Guard and other citizens and gentlemen. Ioan West and Betty Bradfield, accompanists, were supported by the Central Orchestra. With Mr. Franklyn S. Weddle directing and Mr. Thomas Davy in charge of dramatics, our annual all-student opera was a huge success. The Attic Players presented their eleventh annual play, The College Widow, on March 19, 20, 21. Taking place on a college campus the play concems the rivalry between Atwater College and Bingham College. In order to secure for Atwater the success of the coming football game between the two colleges, the College Widow cleverly tricks an important halfback to enroll at Atwater and play on the team. By the presentation of this laugh- packed production, the Attic Players added another success to their already growing list of fine performances. Much credit is due Mrs. Maude Stew- art Beagle for directing the play. In the title role as the College Widow were Iustine Grout and Marilyn Bundles. Bud Haggart and Stewart Rollins played the halfback while other members of the cast were Peter Blake, Robert Woody, Audrey Chatters, Iohn Hanger, Lotoi Farah, Guy Merritt, Harry Newblatt, Hallie Williams, Ioyce Bears, Elizabeth DeHaan, Gaylon Club, Roberta Lipske, and Pat Rodgers. THE COLLEGE WIDOW FIRST SOPRANO: Betty Beattie Erma Brabeau Faith Kemp Pat Lawrence Elizabeth Moore Marie Skaff Shirley Taylor Irene Urlaub Betty Sears Christine Monk Marilyn Gilbert Patricia Bishop SECOND SOPRANO: Dona Freed Ruth Hittle Margaret Logan Shirley Long lean Murray Dorothea Reed Violet Summers Adeline Winterle A CAPPELLA CHOIR FIRST ALTO: Denise Donahoe Eileen Gilette Shirley Graef Betty Peterson Wilma Purdue George Ann West SECOND ALTO: Shirley Bigelow Ruth Daniel Beverly Pett lean Thalner Lois Taylor Beverly Thomas Mary Whitney TENORS: Robert Taylor Marjorie Wolf Gilbert Iohnston Bill Lundy Dean Millard Ioe Russell Harold Warner Cornielus Oxendine I. T. Davidson FIRST BASSES: Bill Ainslie Leonard Ecker Kenneth Shelley Bill Swickard lack Swickard Leonard Walker Bob Thompson Robert Volker SECOND BASSES Roland Eicher Ronald Eick Ted English Floyd Kramer Bernard Murphy George Rickey Don Tuehy Russell Waltmire Iohn Haskel Robert Brundle Shirley Arcond Evelyn Baines Millicent Beebehyser Harriet Bersinger Ieanette Bohling Iune Buecking Evelyn Buxton Evelyn Caswell Donna Chase Alyce Cheney Ila May Cooper Mercedes Conners Phyllis Coombs Helen Copeland Cleo Covert Beth Cull loyce DeCorte Edelle Edson Noreen Ecker Lillian Fenner Miriam Fletcher Eva Fortune Patricia Foster GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Kathryn Freeman Mary Alice Friel Wanda Harris Charlene Haynes Marjorie Havers Patricia Huber Lois Hock Alta Iohnson Doda Iohnson Ioan Koplen Evelyn Leincke Phyllis Lewis Elizabeth Lott Eleanor McCarthy Louise McCubbin Eva Merrill Delores Moleski Ruth Moreau Arlene Morton Dorothy Morris Deltah Ostrander Margaret Ostrom Hilda Phetteplace Betty Icme Randolph Anna Reimann Iune Ross Phyllis Schweigert Dorothy Smith Ella Snider Audrey Snider Ethel Snyder Ioyce Splane Pauline Sprague Lorraine Springer Betty Tankersley Betty Taylor Phyllis Taylor Margerie Tenny Katherine Thorpe Betty Tucker Dorothy Valleau Marilyn Walter Ioan West, accompanist Faye Westfall Dorothy Winterlee Arlene Young Helen Zuber E FLAT CLARINET: Lorainne Vemo BASSOON: Marie Skaft ALTO CLARIN ETS: Logan Bellows Lois Cosand BASS CLARINETS: William Brooks Douglas Drayton B FLAT CLARINETS: Stanley Boyce Gerald Brown Marilyn Gilbert Betty Hartley Douglas Harvey Robert Mintline Robert Mott Iohn Nitz Betty Pont Orville Pumell Robert Robbins Leonard Rutter Charles Stout Marjorie Sweeney Gerald Thomas Galetha Waldron Curtis Wilhelm Glenn Yager ALTO SAXOPHONE Leon Backout TEN OR SAXOPHONE: George Rickey BAND TRUMPETS: Dallas Grenley loseph Martin FLUGEL HORN: Iohn Mulder B FLAT CORN ETS: Lavern Bischmann Edwin Crosby Bernard DuLude Floyd Kramer Donald Rubel Ray Smith Milton Yard FRENCH HORN: Phyllis Brundle Clarence Heid Gregory Murray Don Randall Bob Tompson Ward Sharon BARITON ES: Shirley Bigelow Iohn Ryder Edward Smith TROMBONES: Don Coy Forrest Hodge Burton Miller Robert Swift Helen Waldron BASSES: Buford Anderson Melvin Parker Leo Wells F LUTES: Pat Fields Kenneth Morse Dick Nakamura Margaret Lindholm OBOES: Betty Bradfield Laurence Stocking STRING BASS: Betty Burbank BASS: Ed Burnside PERCUSSION: Robert Crowe Reva Bonniwell Boris Bryan Phil Fent Barbara Fox VIOLINS: Rose Grgich, Concert Mistress Shirley Baldaccini Iohn Balla Margaret Benson Boris Brayan Donna Grgich Richard Haario Charlena Hall Robert Hooper Lois Hutchinson Diana limos Edward Lugg Ioe Milolik Harriett Perry Clayton Pruder Bill Shweiry Betty Speckman Virginia Sufi Ioan Tompkins Iames Wilhelm VIOLAS: Mary Shattuck, Principal Dorothy Fuleihan Angel Guerro Dora Tucker Bernice Whipple ORCHESTRA CELLOS: Rosemary Lindholm, Principal Audrey Ellis lane Iansen Virginia Parker Lois Reed Evelyn Williams BASS VIOL: Betty Burbank, Principal Dorothy Bendall Florence Burbank Ellen Harju Frank Miller FLUTES: Margaret Lindholm Dick Nakamura CLARINETS: Robert Mott Don Taylor Curtis Wilhelm HORN: Clarence Heid Donald Randall Ward Sharon TRUMPET: Paul Bader Milton Baker Ioe Martin TROMBONES: Rodger Ingram Burton Miller Robert Swift DRUMS: Dallas Grenley Sumner Howard Robert Mintline Champions I 1942 DEBATERS REACH STATE F INALS We did it before and we can do it again is the motto which seems to have been adopted this year by the Cen- tral debate squad and their successful coach, Mr. Harold C. Hawley. With a handful of green as grass debaters, Coach Hawley did the amazing and produced another team of State Cham- pionship caliber-his third in the last five years. Flint Central can well be proud of the fine record which Mr. Hawley has built for our school in his eight years here as debate coach. In order to qualify for the State Eliminations, the Central squad won first place in the Saginaw Valley Series and won three out of four in the State League Series. Where defeat would mean sudden death, the Central squad, in the eliminations, defeated in order: Pontiac, Bay City, Alpena, Bad Axe, and Detroit Pershing. Those who debated on the Varsity during the year were: Lewis Lardie, Lawrence Hester, Ruth Lang, Ioan Wes- cott, and the State Finalist team, Iean Harris, Betty Leavitt, and Iames Wright. The latter three composed Central's championship debate team which en- gaged Grand Bapids Union High School in the State Debate Finals before an audience of 3,000 in Hill Auditorium on the U. of M. campus, in Ann Arbor. An unusual factor about the green as grass finalists was that all were competing in their first year of debate. Central lost on a close split-decision to the affirmative team, but all received equal awards. The participants from both schools received 17-jewel gold watches, and in addition, their schools received beautiful gold trophies pre- sented by the Michigan High School Forensic Association. Saginaw Valley 1942 l Debate Squad which reached State Finals Iamboree When the lights were dimmed the spotlight was focused on Central's 10th annual Iamboree with berouged Master of Ceremonies, Stan Broome, officiating. The traditionally rip-roaring performance was sponsored by the physical education department and featured the erst- while sedate faculty. Barefoot acrobats, roller- cade skating, a disastrous truth and conse- quences game, and a hilarious Maypole dance comprised the program. Drawing for door prizes provided another period of excitement. After defense stamps, jackets, and a tennis racquet were drawn, the outstanding prize of the evening, an expensive wrist watch, was obtained by Shirley Baldiccini. Following the drawing, the boys' gym was opened for dancing to conclude the evening's fun. I , High Pitchin' Knittin' for Britain Ar 12:30-- S M-m-m-It's Good to Be Hungry Oh, That Make -W! , I I Drug Store Cowboys Huuyiug Along ,Q iii X53 The Victory Ballet-1941 Kaleidoscope , 535- ,g N i The Four Heralds who qraced the 1941 Kaleidoscope The Skippers' Club is an honorary organization of boy leaders ol school activities. QU - - . .yn , ' AFA Ne ia. I al ....oWnvQ A Play in the 1941 Turkey-Day Game. 3? ww' :W .,. .2 . If M Mm +351 f r- , E W, 4- ,Q . .3 VIA. - Lf? :Q ' - ?T2 F fy? lp . 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