Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1943 volume:

Q3 'I' II lll lt tp til' li i it . . . The Prospectus is written and published by the students of Flint Cen- tral High School at Flint, Michigan. Co-editors are Onalee Laird and Mary Iane Bunyan. , 4? xx . ff. ,. x X will CONTENTS Wlthln this volume the editors have deavored to present a record of Central in 1943 cmd a brief chronicle of the graduating class by means of an industrial therne On the following pages will be found the People of Central de- cribed and pictured their rnultifold Activities and their splendid Athletics ,fl f X If Il MEMURIAM '4 MRS CHESTER P HENRY Thrs year brought a great loss to Central rn the death of Mrs Chester P Henry who was a favorlte of students and faculty The students of Central H1gh owe Mrs Henry a great deal for she drd many thmgs to make the1r classes mterestrng She and Mrs Wnght of North em mtroduced the modern problems class rnto the school system rn 1936 Many speakers were brought to Central to speak to these classes Mrs Henrys classes also v1s1ted the factorres and CIVIC burldmgs of Flmt One year a group of her students rn a study of Flmt s hous 1ng cond1t1ons made an excellent motron plcture whrch many other schools borrowed The most remarkable of Mrs Henry s achrevements was the model pol1t1cal con ventrons These convent1ons whrch were held rn Cen tral s audrtorrum were attended by representatrves from many of the lfhnt 1un1or and semor hrgh schools The meetrngs were conducted ln every respect as the natxonal convent1ons of the Democratxc and Republrcan partles The purpose of these meetrngs was to educate youth 1n the ways of democracy Later Mrs Henry wrote two artrcles based on these convent1ons whxch were pnnted 1n the magazrne Socral Educatron and later reprlnted 1n The Educahonal Drgest The frne work started by Mrs Henry rs bexng con tmued to grve the students of Central an opportunlty to study democratlc government rn actron I t l . ,J , t , , I I - . , , . - ll . . ll .' I' E II I' I, II These are the students of Central . . . the people of Flint . . . Seniors . . . Iuniors . . . Sophomores .. . wolves and witches . . . the big shots . . . whom everybody knows . . . the little guys . . . Whom nobody knows . . . yet . . . These are the developing muscles of Flint . . . laborers . . .mechanics . . . engineers . . . typists secretaries . . . executives . . . all of them builders . . . all of them makers . . . of spark plugs . . . gauges . . . motors and trucks . . . trailers . . . bodies . . . trucks and guns. These are Flint . . . supplier of mechanical tools to the world. 6 x,,, x f, Q-fsg I . , . as , L11 ,4l we AM lil' It has taken more than seventy years to build Central High School Buildings have been con structed occupied torn down and new buildings erected. Locations have been changed. new text- books have been adopted and equipment has been modernized. Boys and girls have graduated. Their sons and daughters and their grandsons and grand- daughters have followed them through her class- rooms. Many hundreds of teachers have composed her changing faculty. It is the total of all these things, and all these people. that make the Central High School that we know today. Not least among the means of bring- ing this total forward to us has been the Prospectus. Its annual review of activities and achievements has bound each year to the past and to the future. It has helped to fix the spirit of loyalty and service which we like to think of as the sprit of Central High School. As a link of this chain, l greet the Prospectus of 1943. I. E. Wellwood. Principal The real Central High School is not a building of brick and stone it is you and the thousands of other young men and young women of the classes which have gone before you. You have created a something which we call the 'Central Spirit.' I can wish nothing finer for you than that the Central spirit may go with you in the years that are ahead. They will be difficult years, for you will share, with all the other young men and women of the world. the responsibility of bring- ing a lasting peace to the world. If this Central Spirit goes with you, you will face this opportunity with courage even though for some of you it means death itself. Our faith is in you. Florence E. Riddell, Asst. Principal SENIOR BOARD OF DIRECTORS Front Row: Alma Irving, Marjorie Smith, Ben Farah, Donna Merrill, Frank Talarico, Lois Crane. Millie Purdue. Middle Row: Mary Ann Iohnson, Ioyce Macy. Lois McPhee. Dorothy McKinley, Louella Eggebrecht, Lorraine Fisher lean Shepherd, Betty Bradtield. Back Row: Malcolm Halliday, Charles Elder, Ioy Priehs, Elizabeth Clark, lay Ward Lou lane I-leystek, Irene Wierzbicki, Phil Van Kersen, Stacey DeCamp. 1 1 SENIOR OFFICERS Ioyce Macy, secretary: Donna Merrill, treasurer: Elizabeth Clark, vice-president: Pillip Van Kersen, president. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Despite the fact that the Board of Directors of each class is not well known, this body has an important part to play in the smooth functioning of such a large school as Cen- tral. The purpose ot this organization is to make decisions concerning the activities of a particular class and to carry them out. The Sophomore Board of Directors for the present graduating class planned the Sopho- more Student Union Party under the leader- ship of Stacey DeCamp, its president. Assist- ing Stacey with the arrangements were the other officers: Dorothy lohnson, vice-presi- dent: Bethany Fraser, secretary: and Dolly Stone, treasurer. The Iunior Board of Directors for the class of 1943 concerned itself principally with their lunior Play, Bab. The board in 1942 was headed by Philip Van Kersen. Dorothy Iohn- son repeated for vice-president: Dolly Stone moved up to secretary, while Donna Merrill took charge of the treasury. When it comes to deciding details of gradua- tion, the Senior Board of Directors is kept exceedingly busy. The members must lay all plans for the senior dance and make ar- rangements for the annual Baccalaureate. The Senior Board also chooses the class colors and announcements. In addition to their other tasks this group must assist with the Commencement Exercises. Supervision of these activiities was the duty of Phillip Van Kersen, who was re-elected president of his class. Elizabeth Clark, loyce Macy, and Don- na Merrill were vice-president, secretary, and treasurer, respectively. ADAMS. PATRICIA MARY Latin Club, French Club, Kaleidoscope, Arrow Head, Equestriennes, Scrccch AINSLIE, WILLIAM E. Choir, Opera, Kaleidoscope, Attic Players, The Man Who Came to Dinner, French Club ALANDER, HELEN ELAINE ALBERT, CONNIE ALBRO BEATRICE LORETTA ALEX RUTH ANNE LMON HARRY FREDERICK ALEXANDER WILLIAM ALLAN DICK ANDERSON Reserve Swimming ALTHOFF WINIFRED CAROLINE ANDERSON IANE DOROTHY ANDRES N STANFORD ADOLPH ANDREW SHIRLEY MAXINE ARGO ALMA MAE Attic Prayers ARRAND ROGER EUGENE ASH MARY IANE Latin Club ATHERTON ARLINE DOROTHY ball Hockey Lifesaving Swimming Club Archery V lley Ball G A A Badminton Bowling Commanderlns AUSTIN RALPH AYERS STANLEY VERNON BABA CHRISTINE BACHMANN AMEAL BADER PAUL EDWARD Orchestra Track Arrow Head Marching Band -al BAHR. DIANA IEAN BAINES, EVELYN F. Basketball Hack . ey, F Club, Student Council, Bowling, Softball BAKER, MARY ELLEN Student Council BARATH MARY Bowling BARNES, PANSY ODELLE Belle Masque B wlmg BARNETT CLYDE IR BARNETT MELICENT BARRON EMMA JEAN BASHAW IOSEPHINE MILDRED BAXTER SADIE Belle Masque Junuor Play Girl Reserves Basketball BELLINGER ROBERT RICHARD Vars ty Golf BELLOWS LOGAN G Band BENDLE KATHLEEN IEAN Scphcmore Board of Directors French Club Belle Masque BLNEDICT HUGH LOUIS Kaleidoscope BENNETT IANE E Tha :ans Alpha Rou Tau Attic Play ers Arrow Head Latin Club Spanish Club Equestriennes Prospectus BENTLEY VELMA RUTH BENZ DWIGHT IOHN BEST RICHARD HEWITT BIDWELL BETTY LOU Attic Players Kaleidoscope Extempare Speaking Forum Saginaw Valley bate Senior Play Varsity Debate BIGELOW SHIRLEY MAE Band Thalians Choir Kaleidoscope BISCHMAN LQVERNE VICTOR Basketball Military Band Tennis Concert Band BISSONETTE IOSEPH F . 3 l . Av' fb' - ' I , I I r . ' I 5 W Li 1 .' , ' - I , h I A ' ' I I .. . F Club, Y Girls, Basketball, Sott- r I I ' , ,- , -o , ,, , , . 1 , I . r I 4 I ,I , 4 De- . ' I I I .s I BLACK, MAXINE BLADES, BEATRICE ANN Basketball, Valley Boll, Badminton BLAKE, MARGARET LORRAINE BLEVINS, PEGGY L. 1 I I BLLREORD, GEORGIA MAE K. Bowling BOATMAN, ROBERT S. Swimming Team BOLDEN, IEAN HELEN BOLEN. IAMES W. Basketball BOOR, DAVID MARSHALL Arrow Head BORCHARD, BETTY NORA Latin Club, Equestriennes BOUGHEN, ROBERT IAMES BOURNE, DELORES BOUTIN, GEORGE BOWDEN, NORMAN BOYER. IACK PRICE BOYLE, SHIRLEY ARLENE Belle Mosque, Junior Play BRAAM, LORRAINE MARIE Bowling, Baseball, Dromotics, Kaleidoscope BRADFIELD, BETTY VIRGINIA Band, Orchestra, A Capella Choir, Opera, Thalions, Attic Players, Sopho- more Board ot Directors BRADLEY, BETTY IANE BRADY, LORETTA RUTH BRASIE, GENEVIEVE Hockey, Basketball, G. A. A., Baseball, Bowling, Tllalions, F Club, Kaleido- scope, Junior Board at Directors BRIGHT, HAROLD RUDOLPH BRISSON, PATRICIA LOUISE BRODIE, DORIS IEAN BROOKSHIRE, WILMA BROWN, ALICE C. BROWN, BENNIE BROWN, DOROTHY MAY Bowling BROWN, GERALD EARL Concert Band, Marching Bond BROWN, HELEN IEANETTE BRUNDAGE. WILLIAM EUGENE Belle Mosque BRUNDLE, ROBERT I. Cross-Country, Opera, Track, Kaleidoscope BRYCE, PHYLLIS Lotin Club, Girls' Glee Club BUCKLEY. IOHN WIL N WM? BUFFEY, BETTY LOUISE Junior Boord ot Directors BURNSIDE, EDWARD FLOYD BURT, DELLA MAE BUSH, IAMES ROBERT BUTERAKOS, MIKE BUXTON, ELMER DOUGLAS Attic Players, Forum, Arrow Head, Kaleidoscope, Saginaw Valley League, Phorensic Club, French Club, Prospectus CANNING. OLIVE MURIEL CANTLEY, ROBERT EDWIN CAREY, BE'I'TY LOUISE CARLQUIST, HARRY fu FQ, CARLSON. BOYD ARTHUR CARLSON DOROTHY ELIZABETH CARMER IOANNA ROSE Belle Mosque Kaleidoscope CARNES MARGARET CARTER ROBERT M Student Councll Debate Latm Club Attic Players Jumor Play Dromatuc Declomatuon CASE PAULINE ELEANOR CASLMON GENEVA LOIS Opera Chorus Opera Chonr CASON LOIS Bowlung Latm Club Archery Baseball Sophomore Board ot Durectors CASSELMAN THOMAS CLYDI:. CAVENAUGH RICHARD P CHAPLIN MARIAN ALFRETTA Bowling Galt CHENEY CLARENCE LEWIS CHRISTEN SON BERNHARDT D CHRISTOPHERSON IOHN RILEY Attuc Players CLAFFEY CHARLES E Attnc Players Cheer Leader CLARK BETTY A CLARK EDWARD B CLARK ELIZABETH French Club Sensor Vuce Presndent Hockey Svlmmnng CLARK KENDALL Student Council French Club Basketball WJ CLERICO LRENE MARIE Latln Club COIEEN ETHEL I OY COLEMAN, ARTHUR WILLIAM COLETTI DONALD EARL Model Anrplanc Club Jfwakflffdwx COLLINS BERNIECE COLLINS IEANETTE MARIE Bovlmg Badmlnton Archery COLONNA ROLAND GEORGE Track Bond Marchrng Band COMPAU ALLEN Football CONNERS MERCEDES A CONSANI GEORGE EDWARD COOLEY RUTH COOPER RUTHERFORD LAWSON Arrow Head P p tuc Players COPELAND HELEN LAURA Glee Club Kaleldoscopc COSAND LOIS MAE Concert Band Kaleidoscope Latm Club French Club J IJ fj 'Xa COULTER BRUCE RICHARD COWELL EVELYN MAHALA COY DONALD AARON Marchmg Bond Concert Band Orchestra CRANE IOANN IRENE CRAWFORD AUDREY FAITH CRAWFORD IOSEPHINE Student Unlon Latln Club CRAWLEY ROSS WALLACE French Club Varssty Swunmmg Team CROSS WAYNE CROW COYLA FRANCES Opera Chorus CROWDER ADESSA MAE . . 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'l MLW CSINTYAN ROSE MARY ANN CUIVIIVIINGS MARY CATHERINE French Club CURRELL MONROE BILL Track Basketball DAILEY MILDRED EDNA DANIEL RUTH VIVIAN A Capella Chorr Kalerdoscope DARGIS BETTY IEAN .SNL Football Baseball DAVEY PETER E Tennrs Team Khem Klub French Club Sophomore Board ot Drrectors DAVIS BETTY LEE Belle Masque Senror Play DAVITT IOHN RUSSELL MM c AMP d a krp cr Club Junior Ile Masqu War Councrl Track mmg Student Council Student Unlon Presrdent Sophomore Board ot Drrectors Sophomore Pres: dent DECATOR DORA DEE EDWIN M A Capella Chou Attrc Players Ka er doscope Intramural Basketball Opera DeMOTT THELIVIA LOUISE Latm Club Attrc Players French Club Student Councul Bawlmg Basketball Volley Ball Baseball Hockey Bad mmton Kaleidoscope DENT ALTHEA OLIVE Grrl Scouts, Hockey, Bowlmg DE ROO BILL DE VORE BETTYE IEANNE Orchestra, Glee Club DICKIE GEORGINA M Opera DIEHL PHYLLIS Garden Club DOBOSH PAULINL MARGARET Khem Klub DOLL ROBERT WILLIAM DORLAND IAMES EDWARD DOWELL BARBARA IANE Attic Players DRINKROW ROBERT WILLIAM DRUMMOND ROBERTA KING Sophomore Board ot Durectors Kale: doscopc Swrmmrng DU BOIS KENNETH ENGENE DUFF DORTHA LOUISE Forum Club DUNLAP THELMA IEAN DUSETT LAVERN HERBERT EARL CATHERINE IANE Bowlrng Spanrsh Club Capojflwf EATON DONNA MARGARET ECKER LEONARD FRED EDGAR RITA RUBY EDGLEY DONALD A Capella Chorr Opera Kalcrdoscopc Chorus EDSON EDELLE EGGEBRECHT LOUELLA IEAN Sophomore Board at Directors Jumor Board ot Drrectors EICHER ROLAND Kalerdoscopc EICK RONALD Opera, Kalerdoscope, A Capella Chorr ,- g Iwi I ' I ELLENBERG PAUL RICHAR6 ELWOOD, 'VIRGINIA ESTHER EMENS EVELYN EPPLER CAROLYN RUTH o nli' ww ,Z - ,. - 4 ' ' , ' 4 l -lv f , , ,Qu i r I V in I I b 5 ne v I ' f 5 - ug' V u ' DARLING, CHARLES ARCHIE ' DUMONT, HARRY ROBERT r . . 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V YJ, ,, ERDLY DOROTHY IEANETTE ERICKSON DORIS ESTES NORMA RENNIE EVART GERALDINE LAURA EVERSON MARIORIE HELEN EVETT WANDA REO FARRAND MARGARET M FARRELL MAXINE FENNELL MAXINE ELIZABETH FIELDS DOROTHY MAE PILLMORE FREDERICK A FISHER LORRAINE BEATRICE Sophomore Board of Directors Jumor Board of Durectors Cholr Arrow Head Prospectus Opera Thallans Koleldo scope Equestnennes FLORE ROBERT A FLURY OLIVE GLORIA FONGER PHYLLIS Art Club Central Y Girls Basketball Hocke Baseball E Y questrlennes Kale: goscope Archery Badminton Volley a FORBES CELIA BAE FORCE ARLENE LOUISE FOTENAKES ANTHONY RAYMOND FOWLER PHYLLIS ANN Attlc Players Garden Club Grease Palnt Club Thallans Jumor Play Opera FOWLER VIVIAN LOUISE FOX BARBARA LOUISE Concert Band Bowling Bond Orches tra Kaleldoscope FOX DONALD MUNRO if ERAIDENBURG IANET MAY FREEBURG RALPH CHARLES FRYER MYRTLE LEE FULEIHAN DOROTHY FLORENCE Orchestra FULLER GEORGIA Glrl Reserve GAINES KATHLEEN E GANE MAHLON H Athc Players Swlmrnlng Arrow Head Prospectus GARDNER CLAIRE LUCILLE GARLAND QUENTIN Booker T Washington HI Y Reserve Baseball Intramural Basketball Aero nautlcs ARRETT LEAH LUCILLE Y X Arrow Head Gnrl Scouts Equestrnenncs L Prospectus .Qi 1 Rvxz w1LMA1o ockey Basketball Baseball Spamsh if lub Khem Klub F Club Volley QBalI y' ULT MARTHA JANE If .xl 5 ,Student Cauncll Belle Masque Stu A X dent Union Corresponding Secretory R N Spanish Club Latln Club Command J'Xeuns Arrow Head Prospectus Bowlmg Y X-GEARHART ALLISON RUTH N Sophomore Board ot Durectors Jumor Board af Dlrectors Latm Club Attuc Players French Club Arrow Head Prospectus Screech Commanderms GEIGER CHARLES I' Mohawk HI Y Cross Country Track GILCHER GERALDINE ETHEL GILES KELLY IR Orchestra GILLIE DOROTHY GENEVIEVE G A A Basketball Softball Hockey Bowling Badmunton F C b GIRLING ZADABELLE GLOVER VIRGINIA LEE GOLDSTINE SUSAN MARIE Arrow Head GOLOWKA GEORGE GOODING IOHN S Khem Klub A at l 1 1 ' 1 1 g 4- I A ' A 5 ' 6 , vc- : '4 r I . 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CORA ELIZABETH Prospectus Senior editor I9-13, Arrow Hcdf hClbLt'ClbK o, renc u , am u, ales' doscope, Screech, Senior Play, Girls' Sports HAIST. RICHARD FREDERICK Reserve Football, Reserve Baseball HALEY DOT IEAN Belle Masque Basketball HALLENBECK ETHEL ROSE Glee Club HALLIDAY IAMES MALCOLM Stamp Club Latin Club Junior Board at Directors Sophomore Board of Di rectors A Capella Choir Kaleidoscope HANCOCK MELVIN HANCOCK WALTER Baseball Cross Country Chief H Y HARDING PHIL HARMON BETTY NORLNL HARRIS BERTHA MAE Stretcher Bearers Kaleidoscope HARRIS CHARLES DUANE HARRIS IEAN LEE Spanish Club HARRIS MARY IO French Club HARRIS VAN DORAN HARRIS WANDA MARY ELIZABETH A Capella Choir HARSCH ROBERT IAMES Arrow Head Editor Press Club Khem Klub Attic Players Grease Paint Club Plastics Club Senior Board ot Direc tors Student Council War Council uppers Club Psy ology Club 'T 'Y-'ix d!IzUf HARSHMA . INA ALTA Garden Club Attic Players, Glec C ub Kaleidoscope HART. EARL I. Student Director Training Band HARTZOG. KENNETH HARVIE, IANE VANDERMEER Student Union Secretary, Belle Masque, Commanderins, Junior Play, Kaleido- scope, Garden Club HASKELL, IOHN CHARLES HATCH, KENNETH Track HATFIELD. CHARLES CLARE Concert Band, Marching Band HATHAWAY. BOB .ha I . HAWS, CAROLE HAYES, LYNDELL Mohawk HI-Y HAYNES IACKIE CHARLENE A Capella Charr Student Umon Ka cu doscope HECKER IUANITA MARIE Kalerdoscope HEDGECOCK BETTY IANE Sophomore Board at Drrectors Junnor Board ot Drrectors Bowlrng Archery Club Basket Ball Badminton Volley Ball Baseball HEID HAROLD CLARENCE Track Cross Country HEISS ROBERT HENRY HELBERG FRITZ HEMINGWAY EMERY CHARLES HENDERSON WANDA LEE Opera A Capella Chorr HENDRICKSON GERALDINE MAE Thallans Latln Club Bowlmg Prospectus HERMAN MARY A HETHERTON ALICE LLOYD HEWITT BONNIE IEAN HEYSTEK LOU JANE GOODRICH Lute Saving Archery Basketball Golf Club Student Council Sophomore Board of Drrectors Junror Board ot Directors Senior Board of Drrcctors Bowlrng HIGGINS PATRICIA M Bowling Basketball Baseball Valley Ball Hockey Attrc Players Senror Play Class faptom Class Secretary GAA HILL EVA MAE Baseball Hockey Volley Ball Bowling HILL SYBIL GERALDINE HILWERDA ANNA MARGARET HING RUTH Latm Club French Club HISCOCK GAYLE CHRISTINE HODGE FORREST M Band Marchrng Band Attrc Players Swrmmlng G at ,qi -J HOELZLE, HAROLD CHARLES Swimming HOLDEN, DOROTHY HOLLAND WALTER Attrc Players Kalerdoscopc HOLLEY BERNIECE IUCILLE HOLLIDAY ROSE LOUISE Class Secretary Latm Club Tenms HOLMES SHIRLEY ANN Latm Club HORN ELDON CARL Marchrng Band HOUSEMAN BENNETT Khem Klub 11591 HOVEY BILL HOWELL DELORIS IEAN Forum HOWEY LESLIE T HOYT BETTY IEAN Arrow Head HUDSON DONNABELLE FAY HUDSON FRANCIS GEORGE Football Basketball Baseball Bowling Basketball Valley Ball Badmrnton HUFFMAN MARY IANE Grrl Reserves HUIVIERICKHOUSE YVONNE French Club Kalerdoscope HUNGERFORD DALE FRED Arra Head Football HUNT HELEN MAE HUNT VIRGINIA M HURRELL MARY ELIZABETH Belle Masque HURWITZ VICTOR 'Lau 'Q Attrc Players Khem Klub Junror Play Kaleidoscope Arrow Head ' - If I HUFF, IERANCES LOUISE I If 'C7 I I INGMAN, ROGER Band, Orchestra, Marching Band IRVING, ALMA Bowling, Arrow Head ISAAC HELEN GLORIA ITEEN VELMA MARY IAMES WILLIAM Manager of Football IANSEN IANE ELIZABETH Orchestra Put Orchestra Opera Kalerdoscopc IARVIE IACK LAIRD IEFFREY ROB RT F RDON Wa!-off IENSEN ROBERT GORDON Marching Band IIMOS ESTER B IOBE RICHARD GERALD Football IOBE WILLIAM DARRELL IOHNSON DODA MARIE A Capella Choir Glee Club IOHNSON DOROTHY EAN Hockey Basketball Baseball Svnm mrng F Club Commanderms Sapho V P d t J V more Ice resu en umor :ce President Student Councrl Kaleldo sconc Attrc Players G A A Bowlmg IOHNSON GLORIA MAXINE Glee Club Forum French Club Girl Reserves IOHNSON IOHNSON IOI-INSON IOHNSON Opera IOI-INSON MARY BEATRICE NORMA VELMA MAURICE ROBERT CHARLES GLORIA IOHNSTON BETTL IONES EIDON IAMES IOSEPH, VIRGINIA ROSE IUNE. MILDRED MARIORIE KACKLEY VIRGIL G KALEC EDWARD L Marchmg Band Concert Band KALFS ALBERT IAMES Mohawk Hn Y KAMRATH PHYLLIS ANN KANOUS ELAINE PATRICIA Bovlmg KAPLOWITZ A MORRIS all A K N EDY ELSIE AINE KENWORTHY DORIS IANE Chorus KERSPILO THEODOSIA KETTERER LEONORA PAULINE KIEI-'ER VIRGINIA MARIE KING BETTY LOU KINTNER IUNE ELEANOR Arrow Head KITSON EVELYN MARIE Opera KITTO IACK KLINE ZELPHA M KNOWLES ARLEEN ADDIE Bovlmg Valley Ball Hockey Softball KNOWLES CHARLOTTE ANN Commercial Club Attic Players Jumor Board at Drrectars Kaleudoscopc KOCSIS ALBERT ANDREW Cross Country Track Alpha Rho Tau KOEHLER MARIAN B KRAYCAR DOROTHY T Grrl Reserves KRIZAY ROGER ALBERT KUNKLEMAN EVELYN MAXINE LAIR KATHRYN LAIRD ONALEE IVIAXINE Co ed tor rn chnet at Prospectus Tha Ilans Latin Club Khem Klub Student Counll Arrow Head Copy Edltor Screech Cammondcrrns Press Club Forum GAA LAKE IACQUELINE MARIE Spanrsh Club Softball Basketball Hockey Volley Ball Badminton Glec Cub LAMB AILEEN LOUISE LAWCOCK REX DALE Intramural Bowling LEACH GERALD DAVIS LEACH SHIRLEY ELIZABETH LEAVITT BETTY IANE Grease Paint Club Attic Paycrs Varslty Debate Sogrnaw Valley D bate Prospectus Thalrans LEAVITT EDNA FLORETTA LIBERTY B IOSEPH LINABERY LOUISE CHARLOTTE LINTZ MADELINE BEATRICE LIPNITZ WANDA LITTLE ERVIN DEWEY IR LODER, GERALDINE Bowlmg, Basketball Tennrs LOGAN MAE ELIZABETH LOGAN MARGARET R A Capella Cholr Arrow Head Pros pectus, Kaleudoscopc LOLLI BRUNO -gf loaf ff K LONG SHIRLEY LOTT ELIZABETH r Club Central Y Gurls French Club Kaleldoscapc Bodm ntcn Tcnms Archery 4. LOVE ROBQRT CLAUDE LOVE MARILYN Bowlrnq LOVINGER EDWARD LUNDBERG RONALD LAWRENCE Football Tramer Attic Players LYONS DONNA MAL MAATSCH ACK L I Tennns Bowling McxcALPINE ROBERTA MIRIAM MACKELWICH ALBERT RICHARD MGCNEIL IEAN MQCNEVEN PATRICIA ANN MACY IOYCF MARII Student Unuon Secretary French Club Badrmnton Sensor Board at Durcetars Senror Secretary Commanderuns MALETIC MILDRED Basketball Softball Hockey Bowlmg Badrnmtan MALLOURE DON MARSHALL BETTE IAYNE MARSHALL I ARTHUR MARTIN IAMES FREDERICK Student Council Sophomore Board of Dlrectors Jumor Board f Durectors War Councnl Press Club Kaleidoscope Assoclatc Edltor at Arrow Head Ten ms Basketball Forum Khem Klub Football Program Prospectus MARTIN IOSEPH M MARTIN HAROLD WARREN Baseball MATHESON IOY NADINE MCARA DONALD A Track Cross Country -Q 1- ' Al . ' 1 r I A r 1 , 1 I 1 .4 . ' T ' 1 L . v- . , K 5 fi - ' A I '- , . , F 'nb' '. . . 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MCBEE MARY ELLEN Semor Board of Durectors MCCAIN IOYCE Glrls Glee Club MCCALLUM MARIORIE LOUISE Latm Club Belle Mosque Arrow Head Prospectus Basketball Golf Club Baseball Kaleidoscope War Councrl Volley Ball Bowling MCCARTHY HARRIET IEAN MCCULLOCH LILA MARIE MCCULLOUGH RUTH LILLIAN MCDOUGALL SUE MCELYEA NORMA MCGLONE SANTFORD MCGRAW I AMES Plastncs Club Camera Club MCINNES ELIN OR ANNE McKAY IAMES LESTER MCKELLAR IOHN DAVID Marchmg Band MCKINLEY CHARLES WESLEY Basketball Golf French Club Kale: doscope Student Councrl Sophomore Board of Directors Jumor Board at Directors MCKINLEY DOROTHY MAE Equestruennes Arrow Head Prospectus Screech Kalendascope MCNAMARA LAURA MAXINE French Club MEADE RICHARD ALBURN Varsuty Football Tenms Chuef Hr Y MEDWEDEFF A UR IOHN Orchestra MEIER MELITA CLARCY MELANSON AURORA CECILLIA MENDE. IRENE LESLIE MENGEL BOB GEORGE Cross Country Track MENOUTES KATHERYN MERRILL DONNA LOUISE Attnc Players French Club Jumor Treasurer Semor Treasurer Sophomore Board of Drrectors Hockey Basket all Baseball Bovllmg u Kalerdoscope Cornmanderms Student Councll MEYER FLORENCE MICHAELS KENNETH F Manager of Baseball Cross Country Basketball MILEY MAXINE G MILLER DONALD A MILLS MILTON E MINTLINE DOUGLAS ROY Vnce President of Student Unlon Cluet Hr Y Student Council Arrow Head Board ot Directors Sknpper Club Pros pectus Press Club Basketball Kalesdoscope MINTY MURIEL GLENNA MISEKOW VERA MITCHELL PHYLLIS ALYCE lfv MOAK IOHN RANDOLPH Cross Country MOMARY HASAN MITRAGE MONK CHRISTINE M MONROE THEODORE IOHN MONTGOMERY GORDON MOORE EDSEL WALTER MOORE IACQUELINE IEAN Attuc Players Kalendoscope MOORE IAMES W MOREAU RUTH M MORNINGSTAR BERNON E ' I. . , b f, , I ' ,D IF CI bi MCFARLANE' ALICE MAE Soohomore 'Board at Directors, Junior Y If , If f' .B , I, x , . H. 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ORVTLLE Concert Band Marclung Band French Club, Kaleudoscopc PYLES, GENE ALEX RADMORE DOREEN BETTY RAMSEY BETTY IANE RANGER MARY ISABELLE Student Unlan Recording Secretary Saginaw Valley Debate Y Girls Tha Ilans Latln Club Commonderms Forensic Club RATHBURN LILLIAN ELLEN RAYMOND ANNALEA H Basketball Hockey Baseball Badmm ton Bowling REDWITZ DELORES IRENE REED ALBERT LLOYD Booker T Washington Hn Y Track REED LOIS GWENDOLYN Latln Club French Club Opera Pt Orchestra Kaleudoscope REESE VIRGINIA F CI b Y Grrls Hockey Basket ball Softball Llfesavmg Swrmmm Bodmmtan awlmg REMINGTON LOIS IEAN RENN ROY HENRY odel Aurplan u REPLINGER RAMON KEITH Attlc Players Kaleidoscope Arrow Head Screech Plastncs Club Press Club REYNOLDS PATSY Forum Attic Players Alpha Rho Tau RHODES BETTY ANNE RICE DAROLD CLARENCE Alpha Rho Tau 20 Plca Club RICHARDS WILLIAM RIDLEY FLOYD E nonsms EDWARD wu.L1AM T F b ll blhcksoofllf 2,537 'l'l+ 's ROBERTS MAE f Belle Masque ROBINSON BETTY IEAN ROBINSON MARVINE ROCK EDNA RODAMMER GLORIA COLLEEN - A , n , , .- I . 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SMITH MARIORIE ANNE Sophomore Board of Dlrectars Hockey Bowlmg SMITH MARIORIE ELLEN Latrn Club Thollans SMITH RAYMOND L Marchlng Band Band Choir SMURTHWAITE JACK T SMURTHWAITE DONNA IEAN SNID R CARL RAYMOND SNIGER STEVE IONATHON SPANGLER RICHARD LEE SPENCER ROBERT E Biology Club SPICE SHIRLEY IEAN French Club Student Councul Arrow Head Prospectus Hockey Kaleidoscope SPOMER EDGAR WALTER STABLER HENRIETTA GLADYS Attnc Players Student Councll Bose ball Basketball STABLER PHYLLIS EVELYN Basketball Baseball Attic Players Kaleidoscope Bowling STAFFORD I OSEPH EUGENE STANGE BEVERLY IEANNE STANHOPE PHYLLIS ARLENE STEEN CAROLYN LOUISE STEEPE, PATRICIA MAE STEPHENS NEWTON ERNEST Marchmg Band STEPHENS VIOLET MAY 4 I ..4 STEPHENSON, WILLIAM HENRY Basketball, Cross Country, Baseball STEVENS HELEN LUCILLE STEWART LEO GILBERT STEWART MELBA MARIE STONE DOROTHY Baseball Basketball Bowlrng Club Sophomore Secretary Jumor Secretary Student Cauncll Kale: doscope French Club GAA Commandernns STOUT CHARLES WILSON Marchlng Band Concert Band STREU K DONALD STROM BETTY IEANNE STRUBLE BETTY B French Club Bowlmg STRUDGEEN DONALD CLARK STUART WILMA SUTTON FREDERICK SWALLA DON TALARICO P FRANK Sophomore Board at Durectors Jumor Board of Directors TALLBERG BUDD RICH TALT MATTANNA IO TANNER MARIORIE E Basketball Hockey Badmlnton GAA Baseball F Club Bowllng TAYLOR ROBERT N 2 Pica Club TAYLOR THOMAS WILLIAM TEET, IOHN ELWYN TEMESAN LOUIS TERNASKY, DELBERT TERRIAN CLYDE FORRAINE TERRY, E EDWARD - f1'flr ' - rc X L . 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PAYE MARIE Girls Glee Club WHIPPLE BERNICE PATRICIA Pit Orchestra Archery Club Kaleidoscope Opera WHITCRAFT WILLIAM CHARLES Football Trainer Football Manager WHITESIDE SHIRLEY ELIZABETH WICKWARE MILDRED WIERZBICKI CECELIA WIERZBICKI IRENE Hockey Baseball Valley Ball Bowling Garden Club G A A Archery Manager Basketball Prospectus Commercial Club WILCOX DUANE FREDERIC WILES MARIORIE MARIE WILLIAMS ALMA IANE WILLIAMS BETTY LOU WILLIAMS CHARLES CLIFFORD Cheerleader Booker T Washington Hi Y Track WILLIAMS HELENE R ymwwlfb J M4114 WILLIAMS IEWEL E WILLIAMS WALLACE IOSEPH Basketball WILLIS ROLAND WILLIS SARAH WILSON. WILSON WILSON. WILSON. 1 -X 0 DALE RALPH DOROTHY ELAINE I . 1 l ELAINE ESTHER HERBERT EARL WILSON TESTING WINACOFF PETER WINN LELA MAY Hockey Basketball Valley a Baseball F Club WINTERLE DOROTHY Glee Club WIRT MAE E WISTRAND WALTER IR WOLFBRANDT OSCAR ADAM WOLFENDEN KEITH THOMAS WOOD DORIS L WOODBECK ROBERT IACK Belle Mosque Junior Play WOODEN M JEAN Equestrnennes Spanish Club Prospectus Screech Kaleidoscope Bowling Feature Ed tor Arrow Head WOODWARD BETTIE ANN Bowling Equestriennes Spanish Club Ka endoscope Swimming WOODWARD ELIZABETH Student Council Hockey Basketball Bowling Lotln Club Volley Ball WOODY LOVEDIA BERN ICE WRIGHT HELEN ELIZABETH YARD MILTON B YOHANNON DAVID EDWARD YOUNG MURIEL I Archery Latin Club Thalians Khem Klub Junior Board at Directors Prospectus Press Club 1 1 1 1 1 . ' I 1 1 4 1 .1 1 - 1 I 1 1 , 1 1 B ll, , , 11 11 ' 1 f 1 1 , . 1 . 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - -1 1 1 1 1 ' ' , 1 5 1 , 1 . 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . , . 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IANE 2? 4 6' 4 -1 GRADUATES NOT PICTURED AMTHOR BERNARD ANTHONY IEAN KARMA Arrow Head BARTHYTE GORDON Attlc Players BENIAMIN IAMES FREEMAN French Club BINDLEY DONALD THOMAS BLANFORD IDA LOUISE BROWN BROWN BROWN BUNKER GERALDINE ODESSA MARION RUTH MARY HELEN ROY M CAMPBELL ELEANOR CHANDNOIS LYNN Football Basketball Chnef Hl Y CHULEAS GEORGE WILLIAM CLARK BETTY IRENE COOPER BETTY IOYCE CROI-'F WILLIAM CROSBY EDWIN DEXTER DILLARD FAIOLA FAIVER CAL EDWARD RAYMOND WILLIS ERNEST PATRICIA MAY FLAGG IOHN BAILEY FALARON RITA ELIZABETH FOREMAN DONALD GLANN HELEN MARIE GOOD BEULAH RAE GOULD MARIOLAINE GUNNER LESLIE ANTHONY HARMER DUANE A French Club HOWARD FRANK B IARRARD RAYMOND A KELLY WILLIAM ALLEN LAPORTE STEVEN A LARKIN WILLIAM LOCKWOOD ROBERT MCARA MARGARET McDOWELL ROBERT LEROY MCKNIGHT OTHAR DALTON MICHENER BILL MINNIE BRUCE NICKLE ULYS POORE LINDA IRENE Hockey RAUSCHENBERGER MAX EDWIN ROBINS LAVERN P RODEN MARGARET RUTH SLOVER SHIRLEY IEAN SMITH SIDNEY EDGAR SPALY ROBERT GEORGE SPRINGER IACK BERT SUFF VIRGINIA ANNE STANTON ROBERT STEWARD MARVIN Football TAECKENS IANL. BETTY TURONOW LEONARD VELIKOU PAUL VICULIN IERRY RICHARD WALDRON GALETHEA L WARD WARRENI Attic Players Football WELLS CHESTER EVERETT WILLIAMS EVELYN MAE WILMOT GEORGE WRIGHT IAMES B Basketball Mohawk Hu Y Attuc Players Spamsh Club Student Coun cnl State Chompuon Debate Varsuty Debate Oratory Forum Kaleidoscope . Vf I DUPREY RUTH EVELYN SUMPTER, ROBERT ALTON Bernard Amthar Eugene Aurand Ralph Aust1n Don Baxter Marvrn Belcher Logan Bellows Lewxs Bluford Perry Bohnstredt W1ll1am Calcutt Allen Campau Clyde Casselman Dan Chapman Don Chapman Edward Clark Kenneth Coane Russell Colan Kenneth Cook Robert Corurn Allan Crawford Clare Appel Leo Armstrong Vern Barrow Dale Beckw1th Floyd Brevard Charles Burgess Earl Srnlth CLASS OF 43 Garland Decker Robert Dones Chff Dye Leonard Ecker Claude Goodrum CUIllS Gould Oscar Gnesa Robert Hames Ph1ll1p Hardmg Earl Hart Robert Hathaway W1ll1am Hough B111 Kelly Ralph La Brecque Stephen La Porte W1ll1am Larkm Robert Lockwood Evory Lucas Vernon Madxson Iohn Martm Dalon McKn1ght Eddre Merrell W1ll1am Mxchener Bernard Murphy Rrchard Nash Harry Newblatt Ulys Nlckle Ward Oberholzer Dale O Leary loe Ph1ll1p Gene Pyles Roy Robertson La Verne Robbxns Russell Savage Monroe Shaw Don Shlpman James S1ms Ed Slocum CLASS OF 44 Welton Clark Russell Cockerhan L A Dungey Gerald Fr1dl1ne Murvm Gayette Albert Hansford lames Howe George Kallas B111 Kelly Wxlloughby Nason CLASS OF 45 George Smrth Herbert Srnxth Robert Srmth lack Spr1nger Ford Stanqurts Ralph Thlbodeau Warren Todd Leonard Trevarrow Ph1ll1p Turnbull Iohn Turner George Unangst Chester Wells S D Wells Wayne Wheeler Bernard Whxtney Ray W1ll1CmS Ed Woodell Robert Worden Davld Yohannon Cletus Newall lack Parr George Rlpley Edward Smlth Charles Sprckler W1ll1am Vmcent Alfred Gordon Iames Gordon Robert Hommg Charles Kelsey Donald Wendland TEACHERS Donald LaBoskey Carroll Clark Iohn Mrlholland 'l+IolTillI,I'I'lI.l ll llllllllt l'llIil'lf.' 1,088 zunmbels rf 0:4 ax ,gn ae bg, 1 X xy Q 'QMS 0 Q19 .9 62 'fp ok! 6 V217 t Cent I fy en iq! the 1,5 9.6 99 X9 50 'O' G 91 ,bc 0 0 ga f if rdf al W' aww , wi ggdgt x -1 2+ Q vo' '00 gf 1,0 mom t 'Sal we 'V ml xx 9 x :P Q o 4' 1 0 'Q' Uhdp fig of -U05 vo 5 C19 90 0 0 u p Um noni 0 X ,K Qbxa, 5. 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N-- fi llllzll' lllll INJUN CLASS OF 1943 PHILIP VAN KERSI-IN Senior President Phrl rs a tall likable fellow with blue eyes and brown hair He leans toward science espectally chemlstry ln fact he has hrs own lab in which he has trxed some novel and dangerous experiments Another hobby is readmg m which he also favors scten f1flC subjects To gain werght Phil devours his favonte milk and oatmeal cookies He expects to begin his pre medxc course at the University of Mrchxgan DONNA MERRILL This petxte and popular blonde is none other than the senior class treasurer In her spare trme if she has any Donna loves to go horseback ndmg or to play a fast game of tennis Football games rank h1gh with her toppmg her favorite food steak smothered wxth onrons Dancmg to Woody Humans music or Serenade in Blue rs her xdea of bliss Donna expects to prepare for her career as a socxal worker at the Umversrty of Mrchigan or Stephens ELIZABETH CLARK Bussie m addxtton to bemg secretary of the French Club rs semor vxce presrdent lust now her mam mterest lies rn dogs espectally her Insh Setter Tardy ln the lme of food she fmds hot dogs and apples rrreslstable Thls tall slender girl with blue grey eyes and brown hair rs definitely sports minded Summer vacatxon fmds her on the courts swlngxng a tennis racquet or in the water polishing up her swrmmmg technique IOYCE MACY Bill Sawyers orchestra rates high with Ioyce the senior secre tary and a devotee of dancmg In the lme of sports she hkes nothmg better than a bnsk set of tenms or some rounds of golf hnxshmg off by a cool refreshing swxm Thus blue eyed blonde pxcks her favonte color to match her eyes while the thought of baked ham or strawberry shortcake sends her mto ectasres At present busmess school beckons to Ioyce CLASS OF 1944 FRANNY SULLIVAN Bemg presrdent of the Iunlor class is not the only honor Franny has held rn thrs last year She gained fame as Maggre Cutler in The Man Who Came to Dmner and IS presrdent of the Attlc Players and an actlve member of the F Club Centrahtes recently voted her the Indian Princess of 1943 Thls energetic gxrl wlth hazel eyes and brown Blue rates first as a color with Franny and her current ambltlon IS to be a doctor SALLY ZOLLNEH Sally 5 feet 5 mches tall with black haxr and eyes holds the office of lumor secretary Besides bemg the secretary of Forum she ts a Crvxlzan Defense worker Her membershrp in the F Club and the Girls Athletrc Assoclatron is good evidence of her interest in sports Although she detests raw oysters and fcnr weather friends she derives much pleasure from Spamsh and would llke to travel to Egypt and Switzerland after the war IAME MCTAGGART Another prominent figure in Central IS Ilm McTaggart 1umor vrce presldent He IS a tall strappmg young man, with blond halr blue eyes an abundance of energy and a magnetxc personahty Irms pet peeve IS women and he very dxplomatrcally says that he hkes all hrs teachers He hkes all kmds of food and always seems to be havrng a to bemg Centrals backstroke star he keeps 1n tnm wxth hrs work on the track squad GERALDINE WILLIAMS Gerry the popular treasurer of the yunxor class has already made her plans for a career as a commercial artist She rs a member of the Alpha Rho Tau and naturally chooses art as her favonte sublect as well as her hobby This medium slzed brunette hnds rt hard to choose among swimming tennxs and softball for her favorite sport As for musxc Gerry loves light classical but prefers hot boogxe Woogie on the piano CLASS OF 1945 DON HALL Tall blonde and athletic Don Hall IS kept busy wrth the duttes as the sophomore presrdent a member of the War Councnl and home work In addition he went out for sports rn a big way bemg on the football tennis and swlmmmg teams Dons favonte year round pastime is woodwork whxle hrs specxal summer mterest ts saxlmg As he slowly sxps his favonte mrlkshake Don dreams of an engmeermg career as a naval offxcer IOYCE CARR Ioyce this years sophomore secretary likes her musxc hot ln the boogte woogte style In fact dancmg and eatmg are her favorite pas txmes Bread pudding and ham top the list as Ioyces choice dishes This blueeyed brunette delights rn mathernatrcs and athletrcs, selectxng swtmmmg as her best lrked sport She rs also active ln girls sports at Central and her greatest ambmon IS to travel around the world IACQUELINE PEER Iackie the slender attractwe sophomore vxce presxdent rs another swmg fan but she hkes her music smooth too A thxck yuxcy steak is the dish for her whxle she defrmtely shuns eggs Spamsh bemg her favorrte study xt IS logical that Miss M Pmel ranks high rn Iackxes estimatxon of a teacher Pink LS her rdea of a heavenly color and she spends much of her txme swtmmrng dunng the summer NANCY CROMBIE Short and cute Nancy guarded the money bags thrs year as the treasurer of the sophomore class In case you wish to hold Nancy spell bound for any length of tune lust tum on some soft smooth swmg Her favonte subyect mathematics also keeps her bound but tn a drfferent manner Food mtrxgues her and blue gets her vote for an enhancmg color Dunng the summer swxmmrng keeps this blue eyed mrss busy perfectmg her style hair is a whiz at tennis- and goes for dreamy songs like Stardust, good time. Iim is an active member of Attic Players, and in addition 1.5 R IQNIOR BOARD or DIRECTORS ll 1 1 Frcnt Row Ierry Wrllrams Alma Grresa Patt Waller Betty Kavalcsrk Shrrley hee Vrrgmra Webber Grace Sohn Baclc Row Burton Mxller Wrllram Sheets Irene Pacak Helen Iones Mary Ellen Chrlstlansen Beta Wren Nora Germarne Ahce Hehn Dzck Hallwood Dave Iennmqs l CLASS OF 44 Presrdent Frances Sullrvan V1ce Pres Iames McTaggart Secretary Sally Zollner Treasurer Ierry Wrlllams IUNIOR OFFICERS Lett to Rnght Irm McTagqart Sally Zollner Ierry Wlllldms Franny Sullxvcm CLASS OF 45 Presxdent Donald Hall Vrce Pres Iacquelme Peer Secretary Nancy Crombre Treasurer Ioyce Carr SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Lett to Rrght Ioyce Carr Nanci Crom ble Don Hall Iackre Pcer SOPHOMORE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Front Row Bette Cook Mary Ballantyn Lors Stemman Marcra Hanna lack Mornmgstar Elrzabeth Gxll Norma Carlson Dorothy Warner Anrta Iohnson Mary Lavely Back How Angus Kxrkcaldy Brll Knott Francrs Butz Roland Globrq Bob Green Mary Ann Sheets Pegqr Sargent Kenneth Shelter Orvrlle Westfall Floyd Ash Donald Cummmgs Don Hall ? , .- , , V -N . , ,gf f ,f I ' , . 1- ,L -1 .-' I , 1 1 7 1 1 , I U 2 . 9. 4 ' . - f A . C 1, Front Row lean Maatsch Howard Iackson Tam Davey Florence Rlddell Grace L Pmel S Broome Bob Rrchardson lean Chxsholm Donna Mernll Central s War SGIVICG Councrl 1S not an executrve organlzatlon but tr1es to promote certam QCl1V1t19S by spottmg respons1b1l1t1es on the proper people In thrs manner the Counc1l acts as a co ordrnator or connectmg l1nk between outside organlzatrons and the organlzatlons of Central Whlle they d1d not rece1ve much publ1c1ty thls year they never the less accompl1shed a great deal Mr Iackson faculty spon or of the War Councrl stated that 1t was not the atm of the Councll to put ltself 1n the 11mel1ght but rather to get th1ngs done as efflcxently and 1n as an lnconsplcuous manner as posslble Some of the act1v1t1es sponsored or helped by the Councll th1s year were the scrap dr1ve from whlch funds were ralsed to buy our present hre fxghtmg and a1r rald equrpment the Iumor Red Cross the Stamp and Bond Sales mformatron to those entermg the armed serv1ces the pre 1nduct1on courses the p1ctor1al servlce record of Central s boys the phys1ca1 fltness program. the postage stamp dnve the O C D stretcher bearers and the school Arr Rald and FHS Wardens In connectlon w1th the War Councll the Forum Club made a scrapbook of all Central's activities in a nation-wide contest to find the school that was contributing the most to the war effort. Maryorxe NlcCallum. Back 'Row: Mary Ranger. Arlene Atherton, DonAHa1l,'Ioe Ponsetto, Stacey De Camp, Ben Farah WAR COUNCIL ' . . , s ' , Front Row Nancy Crombre Ioyce Carr Peggy Grayum Shlrley Sprce Stacey De Camp Ioann Young Marilyn Cuthbertson Sue Erbaugh Dorothy Ann Dusenbery Margaret Benson I0yCe Macy Betty Lou Bidwell Center Row Lou lane Heystek Lors McPhee Iean Harris Elizabeth Woodward Margaret Plffer Bob Newell Nancy Dubors 'I'he1ma DeMott Franny Sullrvan Mane Darrah Barbara Brown Donna Merrrll Mrlhcent Barnett Iackxe Peer Back Row Phnl Van Kersen lack Coyeen Robert Carter Kathleen Reed Mary Ellen Baker Elizabeth Clark lane Bennett Iane Burns Onalee Laird Ferdinand Medwedeft Don Hall Grace L Pmel STUDENT COUNCIL Excitement filled the air early last Fall when elections for the various Student Council offices were being held The halls were bedecked with posters endorsing the d1fferent candidates handbrlls were placed in the hall lockers cards were distributed to all the students blackboards in classrooms were used as temporary bill boards and last but by no means least the candidates themselves made speeches to the student body Tension was high as the day for the electrons drew near and the Student Union members went to the polls to cast their votes for the candrdates of therr choice Each Student Union member is allowed to vote for the officers of the school and also those of his respective class Sophomore Iumor or Senior DeCamp vice president Sue Erbaugh recording secretary Marilyn Cuthbert son correspondmg secretary Ioan Young At the Student Council meetings whrch are usually held during a portion of the third hour school business was discussed All the members attended these meetings as well as their sponsor Mlss Grace Pmel The Student Councll has committees which handle certain phases of our school life The Finance Committee has charge of the money of the three classes If any of the three classes Sophomore Iumor or Senior want to take money from their funds they must first bring it before the Student Council The members of the Councll must decxde whether the cause 1S a worthy one then the matter has to be presented to Miss Pmel for her approval The Social Committee IS in charge of all the parties Because of the premium on orches tras much of the music for the last year has been furnished by 1uke boxes This same committee also has charge of the decorations for the parties The Public Safety Committee sees to it that pupils use the walks and do not tread upon the campus One of the first actions of the newly elected Student Council was in the matter of furthenng the war effort Realizing how valuable metal was standing idle in the form of our cups and plaques from prevrous v1ctones in sports debates, and other activrtres they dec1ded to give one hundred ten of our trophies to the Umted States Salvage Drive The whole student body approved of this action The members of our Student Council perform an important duty for their school and denve expenence in bustness admimstration I I Q I . I y 1 I n I I : ' ' : ' The winners for all school offices were: Student Union president, Stacey 1 ' , . I ?. ,AV-A Not Pxctured Bradley Dorothy AB Englxsh Broehl Frances Engltsh Gwyn Mary Modern Problems McNew Louxs Englxsh A Bg..z, get lib. r, . 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Englxsh Arrow Head PROSPECTUS EDITION EIIIR REIIIEW THREE WAR PREIIAIL I YEAR AT IIE TRAL IIIRAlIlIA'I'lIII AII'I'lIIl'l'lE Senrors do you remember' how some of us stayed at Whrttrer for 10B and drdnt feel too gyped untrl we mrssed out on that day of vacatron at the end of the semester that a favorrte upper classman trrek was to send some unsus pectrng soph to hunt for room 9 or 301A how the drmkmg fountarns erther drdn t work or shot lrke a young geyser that Stacey DeCamp was our Sophomore presrdent that some of us were the last to take Latrn under Mrss Lewrs our 'rwed rnterest the electron the Brave Prrn cess contest the football and basketball games how sur prrsed you were to fmd 'rt graduatron trme that the fellow next to you rn EE Hrstory was graduatrng when you thought he was Just a Sopho more too your frrst sur prrse at the teachers actrng up at the Jamboree and that old old feelrno of relref when vacatron frnally came' Remember that Phil Van Kersen began hrs polrtreal career as Junror presrdent that we were Junrors when Central elected rts frrst grrl presrdent by a rnargrn of one vote how we beat Northern that the tables rn the lr brarv monkey cages were mrssrng whrle a campargn to stop carvrng up the tables was carrred on that the lrghts were out for two days and we groped to elasses how proud we were of our Junror play Babs when the g.,11ls began to drseover that fellow n Mrss Waters clutches was lost for several hours when we began to buy Defense Stamps that later be came War Stamps how slow the paper drrve was when the War Councrl was formed when we began to have arr rards and rt seemed so srlly to Just stand there even though we drdnt rnrnd mrssrnr., class' how proud we were that Admrral Hart was an old Cen tralrte' how the boys began to leaxe for the armed serv rces' that we all looked forward to berng, senrors the next year ' Remember' that many of the boys worked nrghts rn I I the factory and then slept rn school' how we mrssed Mr Wellwood when he was rll' how we persuaded teachers to not have tests on Tuesday be cause so many worked' how the trophres rn the lobby were smashed for the scrap drrve and the servrce mens prctures replaced them' walkrng to school rn the ram and snow and rce and dark for 3 zero hour' how the streets were deserted at that un godly hour' that those who were frrst to have X rays taken descrrbed rmagrn ary horrors wrth much vrvrd ness' how everybody and hrs brother turned out for Prospectus prctures so that sponsors rntend to collect dues at that trme rn the future' How proud we were for Mrss Roe or rather Dr Roe that we hoped rt wouldnt rarn June 9 and sporl an outdoor commencement' how we felt srlly and proud at the same trme rn caps and gowns' how we looked for ward to the next vear at col strll hated to leave dear old Central' Brave Prrncess Coronatron Amrd PA breakdowns cheers and an audrence of 600 Joe Ponsetto was crowned In dran Brave of 1943 and Franny Sullrvan enthroned as Indrarr Prrncess Thrs was an event that everyone rn Central was wartrng for and rt took place rn the school audrtorrum May 3 Holdrng second plaee fo prrncess agarn thrs year was Jackre Moore, and her partner for Brave was Ross Crawley Runnrng a xery close thrrd for brave was Stacey DeCamp and hrs partner for prrncess, Donna Merrrll To start the actron gorng Cheerleader Rav Smrth led the onlookers rn a rousrng cheer after whrch Centrals school song was sung Followrng that the brg tens were drsclosed and the trtles were bestowed upon the Prrncess and Brave by the presrdrng master of ceremonrs Vrc Hurwrtz For senrors the last week of school always crammed wrth excrtement thrs year took on a new war fashroned appear anee The Honors Assembly June 3 had a more somber yet hope ful tone as those graduatrng wrth honors recerved recognr tron After the salutatorres seniors graduatrng wrth hrgh drstrnctron were rntroduced and prrzes and scholarshrps were awarded Betty Bradfreld s per formance of Grreg s Prano Con certo rn A Mrnor accompanred by the Central orchestra was followed by the rntroductron of the Valedrctorrans and therr speeches Phrlrp VanKersen senror presrdent and Frances Sullr van Junror presrdent partrcr pated rn the tradrtronal Lan tern Ceremony Phrlrp added the colors of 1943 to those on the lantern and passed rt down to Frances of the class of 1944 Thrs vear the annual Bac calaureate servree was held on the mornrng of June 6 at the sermon was delrvered by D aph D Kearns, and specral anthems were sung by the Cen tral A Capella Chorr under the drrectron of Franklyn S Wed e Commencement exercrses for 1943 occurred Wednesday June Bradfreld Wrns D A R Bettv Bradfreld early thr year was chosen by the teachers and senror grrls as the most representatrve Central grrl Srnce the purpose of the ballot mg was to choose a good crtr zenshrp prlgrrm from Central to enter the Daughter of the Amerrcan Revolutron crtrzen shrp contest the standards were set hrgh Betty fulfrlled all requrrements wrth her super ror scholastre and crtrzenshrp records and by her all around Amerrcanrsm At the state DA R conven tron to whrch prlgrrms through out Mrchrgan were rnvrted the grrls were feted at a luncheon Detrorts Hotel Statler Later when the wrnnrng ques tronnarres were announced Bet ty s entry takrng seventh place ranked hlgh rn the state I I 9 at 8 0 clock P M at Atwood Stadrum wrth the graduates of Central Northern and Tech nrcal Hrgh Schools recervrng therr drplomas together The guest speaker was Ad rnrral Thomas Hart a forme resrdent of Flrnt and student of Central Hrgh School All of the graduates sat on the freld rn a reserved seetron wrth the school prrncrpals and other specral personages Thrs year because ot the larger seat mg capaertv of Atwood Sta drum the general publre was rnvrted to attend The sponsors and prrncrpals of the Flrnt Hrgh schools real rzrng the drsadvantages war brrngs to the students drd therr best toward makrng thrs year exercrses a succesful venture Senror Drnner Cancelled Thrs year Central Hrglrs the drnner part of the annual Senror Drnner Dance Thrs de ersron came from the Senror Board of Drrectors at a meet mg held on Aprrl 13 The Board thought rt necessary t make thrs move rn order to b as patrrotrc as possrble In ad drtron 3 speeral commrttee had found that the food srtuatron was very uneertarn and tha there were mans other prob lems whrch could not be over eome Srnce there could be no dm ner the Board of Drrectors at once concentrated on hfrvmg as frne a danee as possrble The ballroom of the Durant Hotel was reserved and an orchestra worthy of the occasron was ehosen Elrzabeth Clark senror vrce presrdent headed the rnusrc commrttee that consrsted of Marjorre Smrth Lorrarne Ifrsh er and Lou Jane Heystek After much eonsrderatron Brll Sawyer s orchestra was leeted to play The decoratrons comnrrtte was headed by Joy Prrehs who was assrsted bv Louella Eggle brecht Joyce Nlacy Alma In mg, and Irene Vherzbeekr . 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'1, ' A ,- , . l I. . i . v . , u These are the act1v1t1es of Central preparatlon for the buslnesses the SOC1elY of lndustrlal Fllnt Drama and a star IS born Debate 1t 1S resolved that MUSIC one and two and one for every person for every rnterest lournal lsm ar drarnat1cs athlet1cs e honorar1es for leaders These are the act1v1t1es of F l1nt They keep hun strong happy alert well balanced -ll 3'!! VVEVQ' .1 1 4 n i . s 4 pl .1 and two and . . . do-re-mi--fa . . .squeakl . . . Clubs ' . . . l . . . ' . . . ' . . . th O A. 44 LN , Kenneth Shelly and Donna Merrrll the popular Master ana Mrstress of Ceremonres at the 42 Kalerdoscope Ierry Udell and Nap La Vo1e roller skatmg at the lamboree Roller skaters stage a patrr otxc drsplay for the Iamboree Dont Ever Grow Up Thus romantrc comedy starred Cor rme Brennan and Shirley Mc Phee A satlrrc note m the Kaleldo scope wrth cartoons portraymq Hrtler lack Woodbeck and Mussolrnr Donald Taylor Pl A Scenes from the Iunior Play, ll Iumboree ple ecxtmg contest A Kclexdoscope comedy mmus propertxes T h e P 1 c n showed all the events and horrors of any PICIIIC Polly Mosteller the graceful pnncess of the Kcrleldoscopc Snow Ballet wlth skaters ln the background Icrcles or kmck chorus ol the Snow Ballet Then PIGCISIOH perlormcmce was for the amusement oi the prmce and prmcess cmd the dehght of the audxence Mumch Conference trcxvestxed by the Boys Bcxllyhoo a hxlcrr tous lustmovmq part of the Kclexdoscope llllllll AY l'l I'IL l'LAlEll if ,yn Mr. Davey and members of the Greasepaint Club, ever present at theatrical produc- tzons, apply makeup for the opera, Iolanthe Bob Carter who shared the lead wrth Vlc Hurwrtz as the Man Who Came to Dmner portrays Mr Whrtesrde rn one of hrs rarely bemgn moods Here he commends Sarah Ina Harshman for her wonderful cookrng Backstage at the f1nal f Iolanthe when Phyllrs Sue Erbauqh and Shirley Taylor and Strephon Kenneth Shel ley are umted The lames all marry peers who are trans formed rnto perrs and every one lrves happrly ever after I the grande fmale f rom hands wrth the company The brshops srster Emrly Edna Leavrtt pomts her gun at the two threis Ross Craw ley and Bob Carter xx . , h ' o ' A I . . In T ll 1 l r tl f N 1' xml' 'QNX ' QI!! . . 'Yr 7 H iff -lf H ' 0 J r--r fl V lolanthe, Strephon and Phyllis 1 , 1, ,Ll A , V ' if m- ly V . .. A ' I 4 Q - t r ' , r z ' l l t + t , Q 9 I fl I V, v 1 Peers, Dick Craig cmd lack Neal, and Lord Chancellor. Bob Brundle, gleefully dance and sing in anticipation of the Chancellor's approaching 'F marriage to Phyllis Attic Players Doug Buxton, re- porter, and Frances Sullivan, Maggie Cutler, discuss their friend Sherry with his timid doctor, Walter Holland Invalided Sheridan Whiteside Vic Hurwitz glares at some offender as his frightened nurse Betty Leavitt peers from behind the chair Banio Sumner Howard looks smugly at the audience while the bat tered hosts stand numbly be tore their guest the senior ,lay e Bishop Misbehawes the bisn p Walter Holland keeps the thugs at their distance with a pistol as his sister Wanda Lipnitz scrutinizes them through her gl sses 0I'liIll llllllli Plill -was lst VIOLINS Boris Brayan Concerlmaster Victor Culver Max Hoeftgen Harriet Perry presldent Dora Tucker Vera Volgl Iames Wilhelm Donald Wyant Znd VIOLINS Margaret Benson Principal Mary Fields Edward Fletcher Charlena Hall Ruth Mrller Iack Parrlsh VIOLAS Dorothy Fulelhan Prmclpal Michael Caine Bernice Whrpple ORQHESTRA PERSONNEL CELLOS Lois Reed Principal Audrey Ellis Virginia Parker Evelyn Williams Secretary Roy Wzlson BASS VIOLS Ruth Fulelhan Principal Iean Hallltt FLUTE Shirley Buckler OBOE Betty Bradtleld CLARINET Donald Taylor Lawrence Shoup BASSOON Corlnne Brennan HORNS Clarence Held Patrlcla Hamilton TRUMPET Irene Adorgan President Mil ton F Baker TROlV'BONES Roger Ingman Donald Coy PERCUSSION Helen Osborne Kenneth Morse PIANO Ray Boutin TYMPANI Sumner Howard ELUTES Pat Fields Kenneth Morse D1ck Nakamura OBOES Betty Bradtleld lack Evans BASSOON Cormne Brennan BFLAT CLARINETS Stanley Boyce Gerald Brown Ierry Guy Peggy Harris Edward Kalec Burl Lacey Edward Lalsy Iohn Nltz Lawrence Shoup David Still Charles Stout Galethla Vllaldron Leon Wilbur Curtrs Wilhelm Glen Yager ALTO CLARINETS Lors Cosand Loule Schlavone BAND PERSONNEL BASS CLARINETS Roland Colonna David McKellar ALTO SAXOPHONE Velma Iteen lack McKenz1e BASS SAXOPHONE Donald DuLude TRUMPETS Clare Hatfield Iohn Mulder Loren Randall CORONETS Irene Adorgan Edwin Crosby Bud DuLude lack Evans Helen Fleck Iames Perkins Raymond Smith Frank Young FLEUGLE HORN Ilm Collins FRENCH HORN Kenneth Anderson Clar ence Herd Hugh MacGregor Gregory Murray Ward Sharon TROMBONES Don Coy hm Hayes Roger lngman Burton Miller Helen Waldron STRING BASS Iean Hallltt BASSES Edmond Burnside Melvln Parker Leo Wells PERCUSSION Barbara Fox Gareth Shaw TYMPANI Sumner Howard l'guuuu-an -T---9-w-- 5 . t U : I TENOR SAXOPHQNE3 MO,-in Rene BARITONE: Shirley Bigelow, Edward Smith -g,J4..lJv - Ist SOPRANO: Marie Darrah Bishop. Erbaugh, Marilyn Gilbert, Christine Monk, Margaret Pifler, Shirlee Taylor, Virginia Webber, Adeline Winterle, Ioann Young 2nd SOPRANO: Maryalice Friel, Patricia Hamilton, Margaret Logan, Shirley Long. lean Murray, Eleanor Rummell, Ethel Snyder CHOIR PE NNEL udp lst ALTO: Ieanne ckerman, Geneva Caslmon, Lorraine Fisher, Eileen Gillette, Wanda Harris, Marjorie Havers, Iackie Haynes, Norma Mullholland, Evelyn Swift Znd ALTO: Betty Bradfield, Ruth Daniel. Wanda Henderson, Doda Iohnson, Betty Smethwick, Phyllis Taylor, lean Thalner, Ioan Tompkins lst TENOR: Leonard Ecker, Malcolm Halli- day, Leslie LeMieux, Iack Neal, Cornelius Oxendine 2nd TENOR: Ray Boutin, George Buben, William Lowe, Bums Roland lst BASS: Richard Craig, William Ainslie. lack Bailey, Robert Senglaub, Raymond Smith, Leonard Walker, Howard Warne Znd BASS: Robert Brundle, Iames Collins, Ed Dee, Donald Edgley, Roland Eicher. Iohn Haskell, Angus Kirkcaldy, Charles Newland, Carman Smith FIRST SOPRANO: Dorine Bachman, Harriet Bersinger, Alice Brack, Mercedes Cone ners, Phyllis Coombs, Venessa Dobosh. Edelle Edson, Marjory Germond, Alta Iohnson, Ioyce McCain, Eleanor Mc- Carthy, Eva Merrill, Ruth Morgan, Char- lene Schneder, Audrey Simpson, Dorothy Smith, Maxine Sovey, Betty lean Strom, Carolyn Vaughn Alberta Wells Barbara Welton Faye Westfall Dorothy Winterle GLEE CLUB SECOND SOPRANO: Patsy Andrews, Hoda Mae Ayoubee, Dolores Brewer, Beverly Brigance, Alyce Cheney, Helen Cope' land, Lucille Casselman, Ianet Crusey, Arietta Daenzer, Mary Ellen Dalton, Iune Davis, Ruby Iean Evans, Patricia Foster, Ethel Hallenback, Ioan Hitherington. Virginia Hill, Ioyce Iames, Phyllis Lewis. Maxine Matheson Ioyce McDonald Blanche Packard Ioyce Splane Catharine Thorpe Marilyn Walter Carol lean Wonch Norma Waun Margaret Scherp ing Marian Tamraz ALTOS: Billie Ann Arnett, Iune Burt, Evelyn Baxton, Donna I. Chase, Arliss Clute, Noreen Ecker, Frederica Engelbert, Gerry Crain, Ina Harshman, lean Koplen, Evelyn Melanson, Connie Pierce, Deltah Ostrander, Barbara Putman. Anna Io Tanner, Carrie Waller, Ierry Williams, Bertha Iames, Nina S ith, Don Wyant, pianist Front Row Helen Zuber Lots Matheson lean Hams Lots McPhee Betty Lou Bxdwell Ioyce Blame Polly Mosteller Betty lean Hunter Helen Osborne Martha lean Method Back Row Shxrley McPhee Sally Zollner Lors Waddell Irene Pacak Frank Sxm Ralph Hogle Vemon Schwartz Mary COMMANDERIN S For the past thlrteen years an organ1zat1on called the Commander1ns has made dec1s1ons about problems pertammg to the g1rls of the school They meet on call when there IS a problem such as con duct or other subyects to be dlscussed Th1s organ 1zat1on corresponds to the Skxppers and rs under the leadersh1p of MISS Grace P1nel the dean of grrls The el1g1ble g1rls are those who are Student Un1on and class OIIICGIS presrdent of the Glrls Ath let1c Assoc1at1on Thallan Honorary L1terar'y SOCIGIY G1rl Reserves and the hrghest rankrng grrl edrtor of the Prospectus and Arrow Head staffs When a g1rl attarns one of the e ofhces she rema1ns a member of Commanderlns unt1l her graduatlon Some of the members of th1s club thxs year are Onalee Lalrd presldent of Thallan Honorary Llterary Ellen Chnstxanson Wanda Lxpmtz Ruth Peters Barbara Benson CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL FORUM Central Hrgh School Forum a soc1al studres club sponsored by M1ss Mrldred L Hodges was organ 1zed four years ago by a group of students who wanted to dmscuss current problems and study them together at greater length than trme perrn1ts 1n the classroom Each year the Club has carr1ed some major project Last Spnng an artrcle concern1ng 1ts act1v1 tres accompan1ed by actron plctures appeared rn Student Llfe pubhshed 1n Wash1ngton D C under the sponsorsh1p of the Secondary School Pnncrpals Assocratton Once a group of Forum members d1S cussed Current Problems before the Genesee County Chrld Forum and th1s year a group of the members drscussed Post War Problems before the Educatxonal Group of Flmt Soros1s Club Th1s year the Club has concentrated on Post War Problems bellevmg that a study of Un1ted Natrons War A1ms and Peace Ideals 1S a truly necessary part of total war effort Meetmgs have been held each two weeks on Tuesdays 1n 34 West W1ng at 7 00 p m Offrcers th1s year mcluded Pres1dent Betty Lou Bldwell V1cePres1dent Iohn Ryder Secretary Lo1s McPhee On Apnl 22 Forum was sponsor of the Fl1nt schools broadcast representmg the act1v1t1es of the Socral Studres The Chlcago Round Table style broadcast on Can We Avold a Depresslon After Th1s War? was part1c1pated rn by hve members selected after try-outs Forum members also took the respons1b1l1ty of compxlmg the Schools at War scrapbook for Cen tral s War Councll The book was sent to the Treas ury Department Lorrame Nelthercut was cha1rman of the scrapbook makers Socrety and also a co-ed1tor of the Prospectus wxth Mary lane Runyan who IS also a member Dorothy G1ll1e G A A presldent Sue Erbaugh Student Councrl v1ce presldent Franc1s Sullxvan Iunlor class presldent El1zabeth Clark Sen1or class VICGPIGSI dent Mary Ranger Gul Reserve presrdent and Anne Zrerleyn bus1ness manager of the Arrow Head Front Row Mary Ranger Ioyce Macy lane Harvre Grace L Pmel Donna Mernll Sue Erbaugh Marrlyn Cuthbertson Back Row Ierry Wluldms Sarah lane Stephenson Frances De Breeyn Martha Gault Onalee Larrd Elrzabeth Clark Sally Zollner Dorothy Iohnson Ioann Young rl I1 11 , 11 . . 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SKIPPERS CLUB The Sk1ppers Club holds the d1st1nct1on of berng one of the smallest and most exclus1ve clubs of the school It 1S an honorary organ1zat1on composed of boys hold1ng the h1ghest off1ces of the Student Un1on the three classes and the two publ1cat1ons Mr Iohn E Wellwood Central s pnnczpal IS the sponsor Meet1ngs are held whenever problems of znterest to the school ar1se It IS m th1s way that a closer con tact between the student body and the adm1n1stra t1on 1S brought about Once a boy becomes a member he contmues to belong to the club as long as he remams rn Central Th1S year the follow1ng boys were members Stacey De Camp Student Un1on Pres1dent for 1943 Sopho more Pres1dent for 1941 Douglas M1ntl1ne Student Un1on V1ce Pres1dent of 1942 Ph1l Van Kersen Iun1or Pres1dent of 1942 Sen1or Pres1dent of 1943 Ben Farah Sophomore Pres1dent of 1942 Don Hall Sophomore Presxdent of 1943 and Iames Rush and Denny Mor r1son co edltors of the Arrow Head Usually there are more boys III the Skrppers Club but 1n the past few years g1rls have replaced boys 1n many offrces Front Row Stacey De Camp Phxl Van Kersen Don Hall Back Row Ben Farah Doug Mmthne Front Row Margaret Benson Gerry Hendnckson lane Bennett Elsa D1etr1ch Onalee La1rd Bunny Bras1e Betty Bradfxeld Lorrame Fxsher Back Row Nancy Dubors Mary Ranger Betty Leavxtt Ioyce Cooper Phyllxs Fowler lean Hallxtt Paula Davey Munel Young Connne Brennan THALIAN H L S Th1s Honorary Lrterary SOC1elY IS Central s oldest school GCllV1lY hav1ng been organ1zed twenty frve years ago ln 1918 Th1s club takes up the study of l1terature through mus1c art short stor1es and other med1a w1th the gurdance of M1ss Elsa D1etr1ch 1lS sponsor The Thal1ans studred l1terature through mus1c th1s year as the1r mam theme At the beglnnlng of the year a speaker M1ss Elsre Munro gave a very mterestmg talk on Art and Llterature Dur1ng meet 1ngs many orchestrat1ons and other musxcal arrange ments were played 1nclud1ng Peter and the Wolf Nutcracker Su1te and The Sorcerer s Apprentlce Th1s year the Thal1ans purchased the club p1n whrch was des1gned by one of the members They devoted much of the1r t1me to a1d the sol d1ers on the war fronts by sendmg both useful and helpful th1ngs M1ss D19lI1Ch volunteered the club s servlce to the Red Cross headquarters on Th1rd ave nue where groups of Thal1ans went every Monday after school to pack comfort l-nts Dur1ng the year the Thal1ans also made scrap books and boxes to send over seas The scrapbooks conta1ned whole novels stor1es and yokes The Chnstmas boxes held useful artrcles for the chrldren of the frghtmg countr1es Desprte obstacles caused by the war th1s llterary soc1ety cont1nued 1ts tradmonal Open Door pro gram for the twenty f1fth year At th1s program on May ll the years work was rev1ewed and new members were formally 1n1t1ated The off1cers for 1942 43 were Onalee M La1rd pres1dent Betty Bradheld v1ce pres1dent lane Ben nett record1ng secretary Geraldxne M Hendnckson correspondlng secretary Genevleve BIQS19 treas urer , 4. 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I - 1 . 1 1 - 1 . . . . . 11 11 , . 1 ' . . , 1 1 ' 1 ' l 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' Front How lack Evans Brll Smrth V1ctor Hurwrtz Charles Elder lean Wooden Anne Zrerleyn Mar1or1e McCallum Martha Gault Onalee Larrd Ramon Replmger Bob Smrth Iohn Smtth Dxck Langtry Second Row Peg Grayum Betty Lou Brdwell Edna Harrrs Lorraine Flsher Anita Iohnson Pat Rennre Darlene Sxddons Margaret Danch Barbara Webber Venessa Dobosh Shrrley Maltby Beth Schultz Vada Green Leah Garrett lean Hams Io Cummmgs Thlrd Row Ben Farah Nancy Walt IanetShu1rman Mary Sheets Margaret Logan Pat Adams Ruth Hontz Florence Meyer V1oletPerk1ns Marcra Srmonton Ann Wall Mary Lavely Ann Lockhard Clara Wertman Martha Frshback Sybll Iohnson Mrlton Baker Back Row lack Coleen Paul Bader Bob Carter Davxd Boor Harold Hansen Irm Collms AIlll0WHllAll Robert Harsh Keepmg 1n step wrth trad1t1on the 1942 43 Arrowhead staff has falthfully publtshed each b1 monthly 1ssue of the school s off1c1al publ1 canon bnngrng to the attentron of the student body Centrals news problems and occur ences of 1nterest Somethxng new was added thrs year how ever and a newly maugurated Fme Arts Staff functroned together w1th the news feature and sports staffs For the frrst t1me rn years Screech the an nual scandal sheet came out on tlme follow 1ng a wh1rlw1nd campa1gn under the manage ment of Ramon Rephnger Dunng the second semester Press Club was reorgan1zed Its membershrp was made up pnncxpally from the ArrowHead staff although members of other pubhcatrons were el1g1ble The club funcnoned purely as a socral organ rzatton w1th Denny Morr1son as presrdent Denny Mornson The edrtor 1n chref for the flrst semester was Robert Harsch whose dut1es were taken over after h1s graduat1on rn February by Denny MOIIISOD and Iames Rush The News edrtor was Charles Elder Feature edltor lean Wood en F1ne Arts edrtor V1ctor Hunmtz Boys Sports edltor Robert Smxth Grrls Sports ed1 tor Maryone McCallum and Crty edrtor Ramon Heplmger The Buslness Staff was headed by Anne Zrerleyn wh11e under her Martha Gault took charge of advert1smg and Alrce Dlttman c1r culat1on Mary Lou McAdams whose task was to send COPIES of each Arrow Head to schools throughout the country was Exchange edltor Onalee Land edrted the copy and Margaret Logan was typxst Also under the Ed1tor1al Board are many correspondents and under the Buslness Staff several more The Faculty AdV1SOI IS Mrss C Lee Mrs Bess1eHem1ngway and Mr Lou1s McNew . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . - 1 1 1 1 1 . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 3 1 1 1 1 , 7 Z. 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' . 1 . 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 ' 1 . . . 1 ' 1 ' . 1 1 ' . . 1 . . . - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - Front Row Lorrarne Frsher Murlel Young Rutherford Back Row Charles Ender Mahlon Gane lane Bennett Cooper Paula Davey Cora Hames Gerry Hendrxckson lean Halhtt Leah Garrett Dorothy McKmley Nancy Bob Smrth Margne McCallum Betty Lou Bxdwell Watt Iean Wooden Ramon Replmger lack Bunyan Pllllt PEUT Mary Iane Runyan Onalee Laird Central s yearbook after 7 years of publrca tlon was entltled PROSPECTUS rn 1906 by 1lS managmg edrtor Succeedrng classes have retalned th1s name and w1th th1s volume the staff presents the 37th PROSPECTUS been used rn the body of the annual Prevrously black and wh1te were used almost exclusrvely The PROSPECTUS th1s year IS shghtly smaller than those of prevlous years Thls 18 due to war tlme condltxons Central I-hgh School was rndeed fortunate to have a year book at all consrdenng the shortages of paper and other materral that go rnto the makrng up of an annual Under these condmons the staff has strxven to produce a PROSPECTUS worthy of Flmt Central Hlgh School It IS hoped that the stu dents who are now rn the armed SGYVICGS w1ll doubly apprecxate 1t and w1ll have re called to therr mlnds the vaned expenences whrle at Central Credlt for the clever art work 1n th1s volume hould be g1ven to Patrrcra Reynolds A1 Kocsrs and Faye Rutherford of Centrals Art Depart ment ASS1Sl1Dg the edltors Onalee Larrd and PECTUS were several sub edltors and therr respectrve staffs Cora Haxnes worked wrth senror prctures and those of the teachers rn maklng up the People sectlon In charge of ectron was Paula Davey It was her task to assemble all wrxtten copy and proof read 1t The Athletrcs sectron was han dled by lack Runyan Rutherford Cooper su pervrsed or d1d much of the PROSPECTUS photography The feature pages are a strlkrng example of h1s work To Geraldme Hendnck son fell the chore of typlng all the copy for the PROSPECTUS The PROSPECTUS staff smcerely wrshes that th1s volume wrll be enjoyed and treas ured as a record of 1943 at F l1nt Central Hlgh School the ACl1Vll19S fllllll This is one of the few years that color has MUTY lane RUUYUIL in C0mPi1ing the PROS- Front Row Venessa Dobosh Barbara lean Mayer Margre McCallum DeCamp Helen Brown Denny Morrrson loanna Carmer Sadre Back Row lack Woodbeck Carrre Creque Dorothy lean Eshbaugh Grgrch Shrrley MacPhee Wxlham Brundage Mary Ann Broster Zrerleyn Maryalrce Frrel Dave lennmgs BELLE MASQUE The Belle Masque rs one of Centrals leadrng dramat1c clubs It has been an organlzatron of our school for about seventeen years Its total member sh1p IS about forty members and the faculty sponsor 1S Mrs Dallas Brown the entertarnment of vanous clubs wrthrn the school and also for those orgamzatrons outsrde the school One of these was the play g1ven as a part of therr Chr1stmas program for the chlldren of the Whaley Home wh1ch was a great success and wh1ch added to the chlldren s Chr1stmas cheer Another one was glven for the enjoyment of the Krwants Club of Pllnt and was very much enjoyed As therr part rn the annual Kaleldoscope they presented War Cartoons wh1ch was a senes of cartoons wrth the faces portrayed by members of the club Among these cartoons were Hrtler H1ro h1to Mussounr Stalxn Churchlll Chamberlm and others The club members have been keeprng 1n trend w1th these war trmes They have made cartoon scrap books for the men rn servlce They have also made Yankee Claus boxes wh1ch were g1ft boxes grven to sold1ers statroned here 1n the F l1nt Industrral Mu tual Assoclatron Aud1tor1um The club has also felt the far reachmg effects of the war rn other ways Transportatlon d1fflCUll1eS and the rnabrlrty of many of the members to attend meetmgs because of war work has lrmtted therr meetmgs to once a month At th1s one meetmg the club IS entertarned by a speaker The offrcers of the Belle Masque lhlS year were pres1dent Stacey De Camp secretary Myrtle W1l hams and treasurer Denny Mornson GREASE PAINT CLUB Contrnumg for the frfth year under the drrectron of Mr Thomas Davey the Grease Pamt Club IS one of the few organrzatrons of our school that 1S llttle known although 1t 15 far from the least rmportant Th1s club has a v1tal part to play rn every produc t1on produced by the school and even 1n some CIVIC plays put on 1n the Flxnt theaters That part IS the maklng up of the cast It rs a precrsron task wh1ch requ1res much experrence and practrce to achreve the desrred effect Thrs club has always done the mak up work for many of the school s plays wh1ch th1s year rncluded the opera the Kaleldoscope the Iunror Play the Semor Play and the Attrc Players productlon Stace Baxte Donna Anne ln order to become a member of th1s club one must attend the frrst meetmg when he 1S 1n hrs sopho more year because no new members are taken from erther the Senlor or the Iunlor classes However many wrsh that they were members when 1t IS too late Y r The members of the club are taught by Mr Davey the true art of applyrng powder roug eye shadow l1pst1ck mascara and other cosmetrcs to the face and sk1n Betty Leavltt IS pres1dent of the Grease Parnt Club thls year In th1s lmportant post Betty has the task Front Row Phyllrs Fowler Ianet Shurrman Betty Leavrtt Tom Davey loan Tompkrns Dorothy Valleau Marty Rentschler Back Row Esther Irmas Barbara Benson Elrnor Rundles Ann Wall Helen Pmes Martha lean Method Shrrley Malby Io Cummrngs . 9- The Belle Masque specializes in short plays for of Supervising makeup. : , ' - es Y GIRLS The Y G1rls are 1un1or members of the Young Women s Chr1st1an Assoclatxon Most of the1r meet mgs are held at the Y W bulldmg Many of the glrls ln th1s club have been Girl Reserves and th1s organlzatlon ts des1gned for those glrls who are older than G1rl Reserves The glrls 1n th1s Y Club wh1ch 1S sponsored by Mlss Lo1s Kasmark have had much fun and enjoyment Sometlmes they cooked therr drnner 1n the second floor k1tchen of the Y W C A and slept on the cots on the th1rd floor The leaders of th1s organ1zat1on were Mary Ranger prestdent Sudle Call1s v1ce-presrdent and Arlene Walsh treasurer There were about 28 mem bers enrolled from Central The Y Grrls have completed thexr Red Cross quota of sewxng s1xty card table covers and they have contr1buted to the World Fellowsh1p Fund for refugees They also spent many hours d1rect1ng and helpmg people durmg the reglstratron for fuel o1l rat1on1ng They also d1d volunteer work at Hurley Hosp1tal They ran errands for the patlents made bandages arranged flowers carr1ed trays and one g1rl asslsted at a m1nor operatlon The g1IlS wore spec1al unlforrns for th1s work For Valentlne Day these Y Glrls made Valentme favors for patlents at Hurley Hospltal Afterwards Front Row Mary Iune Huffman Mary Ranger Lots Kasmark Sudle Callus Helen Huffman Back Row Sadle Baxter Pat Wtndle Marian Bowles Betty Cummmgs Dorothy Kraycar Front How Patty Reynolds Iane Bennett Al Kocsls Margaret Hutchxson Phrlxp Drxon Marc1a St Plerre Mldge Fader Back Row Eshter Yedqer Leia Mom Phylhs Mullmer Ierry Wxllrams Fay Rutherford Ehzabeth Hamady ALPHA ROE TAU Alpha Roe Tau IS the honorary art society of Central to wh1ch only the best art students belong It was organ1zed w1th the 1dea of gettlng together students mterested 1n the same sublect Alpha Roe Tau 1S not a soc1al socxety It was started about 10 or 15 years ago but was dropped shortly after It was revlved aqaln by art GCl1V1l19S lh1S year Many of the1r lobs 1nclud d ervxce work for the school and for the war effort They are help1ng to w1n the war by desxgnmg em blems 1ns1gn1a and posters for nutr1t1on the sale of war stamps and other proyects Some of the servxce work for the school 1ncluded choos1ng p1ctures for the school corr1dors pamtrng posters for plays for the sale of the Pro p tus and Kaleldoscope and Student Un1on tlckets They also made banners constructed scenery and created decorat1ons for the Qtudent Un1on part1es and Senror D1nner Dances Some of the other GCllV1l19S were sketchmg and go1ng on sketchmg tr1ps 1n and near rlrnt Last year they went on many long tr1ps but th1s year becaus of transportatlon all the r tnps are w1th1n walkmg or bus d1stance They have V1S1led the Fhnt Inst1tute of Art where the works of Fhnt art1sts and other art1sts were a1scussed They also have had d1scus sxons on some of the great art1sts and therr ach1eve ments Th1s club of twenty members was sponsored dur mg the past year by Mrs Rlchard Hutchlnson The offtcers of the Alpha Roe Tau were pres1dent Pa tr1c1a Reynolds v1ce pres1dent Phyllxs Mulhner secretary Marc1a St Prerre treasurer Ph11l1p D1ck son lane Bennett and Geraldme W1ll1ams were 1n charge of the programs they had a potluck at the Y. W. C. A. students in 1940. They participated in a variety of Front Row lane Bennett Robert Carter Ada Babcock Leah Back Row Paul Zavalla Vrrqrnra Stanhope Phylhs Stan Garrett Geraldlne Hendrrckson Connne Brennan Marlorte hope Marv lane Ash Murrel Young lean Shephard Nancy McCallum Watt Pat Adams Betty Borchard Sumner Howard LEWIS LATIN CLUB Owzng to the war the drffrcultres of trans portatron and the fact that many students had an erghth hour class the Lew1s Latm Club meetrngs were not regular thrs year The toprc whrch the club studred was Topography of Ancrent Rome wrth especral attentron to the burldrngs The mam actrvrty of the club durrng the year was to send the Readers Drgest to The presrdent th1s year was Leah Garrett vrce prestdent was Corrnne Brennan Gerald me Hendrrckson was secretary lane Bennett was treasurer and Robert Carter was publrc 1ty manager Betty Borchard Mary lane Ash and Nancy Walt were on the program corn rmttee Front Row Mable D Prnel Shrrley Sprce Ioyce Splane Beverly Brrgance Cormne Brennan Mary Ann Johnson Donna Merrrll Betty lean Hunter Frances Stewart Irene Zavella FRENCH CLUB Under the sponsorshrp of Mrss Mabel D Pmel the French Club kept up the good work rn these trmes when rt rs so badly needed Durrng the past year the club made sev eral scrapbooks to cheer lonely soldrers and at Chrrstmas trme sent boxes overseas to the chrldren Also rt made Yankee Claus boxes whrch contarned grits for the soldlers sta honed rn Fhnt at the Armory and at the IM A but havmg been rnterrupted rn many ways by the war the club has had to postpone meet rngs The offrcers were presrdent Boss Crawley vrce pr srdent Kendall Clark secretary E112 abeth Clark and treasurer Norma Hanna Back Row Sumner Howard Martrn Podolsky Ehzabeth Clark lane Burns Yvonne Humerrckhouse Thelma Demott Kendall Clark Barbara lean Mayer Phylhs Walker Helen Pmes Cora Hames Orvrlle Purnell Ben Farah Central bo s in the Nav . The club met ever other Tuesda ni ht, Y Y Y Y 9 Front Row Sumner Howard Brll Ams lre George Buben Mrlton Baker Maude Stewart Beagle Ronald Lundberg Iohn Chrrstopherson Iohn Mrchele Neal Charles Claffey Center Row George Tune Wrllxam Brannum Alpheus Bem1s Harley Stev ens Robert Carter Vrctor Hurwrtz Mahlon Gane Rutherford Cooper Don Hall Ramon Replmger THE ATTIC PLAYERS Back Row Iack Coyeen Pete DeCamp Walt Holland Ed Dee Doug Buxton Tedd Brownell Srd Mason Phrl Van Kersen Iohn Mxtz Under the d1rect1on of Mrs Maude S Bea gle the Attlc Players have had a busy and successful year The club one of the oldest largest and most actlve clubs of Central Hrgh has l1ved up to 1lS usual h1gh standards 1n the freld of dramatrcs It has been rn exlstence for twelve years and has a maxrmum of sev enty f1Ve members Then' contrrbutlon to the all school pro ductron the Kalerdoscope was a hvely one act play ent1tled The P1cn1c done rn th modern manner wlthout propertles or scenery Thls was a great success as anyone who attended the Kalerdoscope w1ll testrfy For the1r annual play they chose the Broad way Hollywood success The Man Who Came to Dmner starrmg Vlctor Hurwrtz and Robert Carter rn the role of Sherrdan Whrte srde The club members act1v1t1es have not been l1m1ted to dramatlcs however Bemg alert to current events and the war s1tuat1on they have contnbuted much to the war effort Car toon scrap books have been made and sent to the boys rn servrce to occupy the1r recrea tronal perlods Coat hangers were collected and donated to men 1n a camp rn Alabama Iunror Red Cross boxes were grven to the chlldren of the Unrted Nat1ons The offrcers of the Attrc Players were presrdent Frances Sull1van frrst v1ce PTSSI dent Betty V Bradfreld second v1ce presldent lay Ward secretary Betty Lou Brdwell and treasurer Ben Farah Front Row Polly Mosteller Io Cum mmgs Barbara Dowell Ben Farah Betty Bradheld Franny Sullrvan Betty lou Brdwell Iay Wood lla May Coop er Peggy Gravum lean Harrrs Center Row Betty Leavrtt Marlon Deane Henrretta Stabler Iackre Moore Mane Darrah Thelma DeMott Donna Merrxll Catherme Cox Ina Harshman Pat Reynolds ors McPhee loyce Cooper Back Row Mary Ellen Chrrstxansen lane Bennett Gerry Krusel Dorothy Iohnson Elmor Rundles Sue Erbaugh Catherrne Helgeby Corrnne Schwartz Pat Hug gms Shrrlee Greenberg Phyllrs Fowler lean Thalner 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 . . , . , . 1 . . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 11 - - 11 - - . o '- 1 1 v ' f. . . 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' 1 1 1 1 . ,, . . . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . . . . 1 A 1 . , A-1 1 1 1 1 I Front Row Larry Downer Mark Front Row Phrlxp Ellxott Alfred Lynch Bobby Vowell H A Parker Kexth Chtsholm Bernle Harns Second Row Walt Hancock Elmo Gratsch Erwm Kruger Berny Kusxsto Doug Mmtlme Ioe Pon setto Galleram Ralph Mxsner Bob Coote Phxl Munson Gene Rossle Back Row Dave Elston Bxll Mc Kay Charles Geiger Karl Smxth Duck Olson Vrctor Geyer Bob Schroeder Walter Voeks Front Row Charles Dockey Carl Smalley Ierry Wlllett Back Row Bob Irvme Kenneth Smrth Ray Smxth Kexth Fisher Charles Claffey Bernard Krotzer CHIEF HI Y The Chlef H1Y under the leader shzp of Homer Parker had another fine year The purpose of the club IS to create mamtam and extend thru out the school and commumty the hlgh standards of chr1st1an character Th1s goal was reached under the lead ersh1p of the follow1ng student ofhcers Ioe Ponsetto presrdent Walter Han cock vrce presrdent Doug M1ntl1ne secretary treasurer Ass1st1ng at the athlet1c games was aga1n the mam duty of the club Be fore the Northem Central football game the Chlefs conducted the sale of the red slogan feathers The war has ellmrnated the b1g event of the year that bemg the week end outmg at Mr LaVo1es cottage whlch takes place rn the spnng The Chlef team 1n the Y M C A senxor H1 Y basket ball league gave a flue account of ltself The Chxef s have won th1s league for several years and thexr record cont1nued to stand As the stepped up war program had cut down on the playmg of games 1n gym penods the club spent many enyoy able evenmgs 1n the gym and swxm mmg pool CHEERLEADERS The cheerleadrng squad th1s year was of outstandmg quahty Th1s or gamzatlon although 1t started th1s season Wllh only one returnlng letter man has added much strengthenmg z1p and f1re m all the major sports events and has boosted our moral ln many crmcal places When lt would seem we could hold no hope they have cheered us on to greater vlctory Mr Carrol Smlth the sponsor had to choose from 25 eager candidates The candldates were mformed at the ftrst mes-tmg that they would have to re port for practxce sesslons two tlmes each week from September to March To quallfy for a letter a cheerleader must have partlcxpated ln all major sports events The cheerleaders have done f1ne work at football games to enllven the mterest and have also worked w1th the students at pep meetmgs to perfect our yells and songs Much of the great school sp1r1t shown at the sports events durmg 1942 1943 should be attrlbuted to these boys and thexr able student leader Ray Smith MOHAWK HI Y The Mohawk H1Y thrs year has cont1nued and mamtamed tts excel lent standard of servlce The boys sold Centrals red and black football pms at the Thanksglvmg Day Game Students who are new here are shown around the school and acquamted w1th the dlfferent school functxons by the members The members also serve as ushers for the school plays Thls group of athletxcally mmded young men IS affxllated w1th the Na t1onal H1Y Assocxatlon whlch IS pn manly an orgamzatxon for the estab ltshment of new clubs Durmg the year speakers from the communtty were 1nv1ted to the evenmg rneetxngs to d1scuss tlmely subjects such as The Present and Future of Alrplanes What To Do To Get A long In The Armed Forces and many other toplcs dealmg wlth vocatlonal traxnmg The offtcers for the year 1942 43 were Vxc Geyer presrdent Leon Gey er vlce presldent Gene ROSS19 secre tary and the Y M C A representa t1ve Walter Voeks ' ' In selecting the squad of eight boys. . , , l I I . Seated Iean Hams Mary Ranger Betty Bxdwell Betty Leavttt Standing Robert Carter Barbara Benson lean Shephard Carole Wescott Betty Hartley Peggy Grayum Lots McPhee Harold Hawley DEBATE Desplte the transportatlon problem brought on by the war Flmt Central managed to carry out a full debate schedule th1s year whrch rn cluded Saglnaw Vall y and State E11m1nat1on debatmg Wlth th1s sltuatron ln mmd debat lng 1n Mrchmgan was done wlth two man teams 1n place of the usual three man teams More exactly Centrals were two woman teams as for the flrst t1me rn 1ts hlstory the varslty was made up entrrely of grrls and the valley squad boasted a s1ngle boy Each year several tournaments are held rn vanous places throughout the state for prac tlce before the real tournaments begln Cen tral debaters attended two of these the flrst of whlch was held rn Rwer Rouge rn October Thrs took place yust before gas ratlonmg and the twelve debaters traveled ln cars The sec ond toumament was held at Central Schools from all over the state came to compete In the frrst Saglnaw Valley toumament held at Arthur Hlll, Central led the pack by w1nn1ng seven out of erght debates The sec ond tournament was held at Northern and the team came through after a set back an the aftemoon round to t1e wlth Bay Clty for the Sagmaw Valley Champlonshlp Thrs gave Central the r1ght to partlclpate 1n the ellmma tlon serles and won for the seventh consecu t1ve year the honor plaque awarded to those schools who thus quallfy The squad rncluded Barbara Benson Betty Lou Bldwell Robert Car ter Iean Harrrs Betty Hartley Betty Leavrtt Betty Ledrow Lols McPhee Mary Ranger lean Shephard and Carole Wescott In travehng to the el1m1nat1on tournament at Pont1ac Central debaters used buses for the flISl tlme The afhrmatlve team was made up of lean Harns and Betty Lou Bldwell the negative Mary Hanger and Betty Leavltt Both teams came through on a slngle cr1t1c decxsxon that sent Central on to the elghth fxnals The dec1s1on rn the next debate was two to one tn favor of Lanslng Eastern Thls meant the end of debatmg for the sea on Fllnt Central has matntamed th1s year the exceptlonal record that has been set up IH the past by our coach Harold E Hawley and those who have debated under hrm Through out the state Flmt Central IS noted for the fine debatmg 1t produces each year . 1 1 1 . - . . , 1 1 1 1 . , - S . I I , ' - 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 . - I I I I 1 1 . 1 . 1 . . 1 . 1 . 1 . . . 1 . . . . ... :. . 1 - ' 1 - 1 1 - ' Front Row Io Cummmgs Marcra Mullm Margaret Benson Thelma eMott lanlce Weatherrll Nancy Dubors Franny Sullrvan W1ll1eIo Garvle Dolly Stone Irene Zavella Center Row M nan Wagner Lela Wxnn Madelme Frechette Lots Crane Arlene Atherton Donna Mernll Chralotte Gregory Paula Dave Cathenne Helgeby lane Gnce Top Row Dorothy Iohnson lean Eshbaugh Mary Burkholder Alxce Hehn Bunny Bras Came Creque Irene Pacak Beth Wmstrom i ll,lIl Elxzabegh Clark lean Sxlls Contrnumg for many years the F Club IS pursu1ng healthful and sportsmanl1ke rules of the game followmg good clean sport school Durrng these many years the mem bers have tned and have succeeded very well rn upholdmg these h1gh standards Th1s year the club has not been able to have any banquets because of the food shortage and for th1s reason the letters were grven out dur1ng the gym per1ods to those earnlng thexr F s through the year About forty g1rls have become members dur1ng the year But there were several rules that they needed to follow before they could become an F Club member Some of the rules are a student must belong to the Student Umon and have at least a C average If a stu dent fulfllls all these requ1rements he or she may then work for a letter Grrls can earn letters by gomg out for all sports and eam 1ng po1nts for these sports such as basket ball hockey and baseball For these three major sports a g1rl may earn from 75100 N560-Lx SD-'sa-lbffosb po1nts From all mrnor sports a g1rl may earn 25 to 50 po1nts In order to earn a f1rst letter she must earn 500 pomts and for each consecutrve letter she must eam 250 addr txonal po1nts Boys on the other hand must earn a letter by showlng themselves superlor 1n a certam fleld A boy may go out for as many sports as he wants but doesn t rece1ve po1nts for these as does a grrl F or example a boy may go out for football but to earn a letter he must be 1n the game a certam num ber of quarters In tennxs a boy must w1n a certaln number of games and must be on the varslty Recently 1n g1rls gym classes a number of glrls were awarded coveted letters addlng to the already large number of F Club members Although 1t takes great effort to earn a letter almost all the students of Cen tral go out for a letter but only those that have endurance patxence and Sportsman Shlp flnally rece1ve the hrghly esteemed reward .. l l 1 . . ., .. . . . and making it one of the finest clubs in the ' '- These are the athletics and athletes of Central the football hero and the water boy e sprinters the rnilers Basketball where every shot carr1es a prayer and every basket brings a the sharks who can swim many lengths of the pool tadpoles who arduously try to plow through that very wet water Golf Baseball where they try to get round the square and score These are the athletics of Fllnt which provide training m close teamwork coord1nat1on ot mind and muscle sportsmanship stamina invaluable for work in lndustry and for life . . . . . . . . . th cheer . . . and points . . . Tennis . . . Swimming Coach Auer gives last minute instruc- Ioe Ponsetto carries the ball away from Central's goal line as Viking tacklers come in fast. CE THAL The football squad finished this year with the very fine record of 6 victories and 1 loss. This record is excellent considering the number of bril- liant players lost by graduation last year. As usual the team had its share of new recruits who will undoubtedly go on next year as veterans. using their experience in placing us on the winning side. The vigor and enthusiasm possessed this year by our squad has never been surpassed by previous Indian teams. Coach Auer did a splendid job of molding together the veterans and new- comers into a smooth working team. He was assisted by Ierry Udell, backtield coach, and Stan Broome, trainer. Fullback Lynn Chandnois was again honored for his outstanding work by being chosen as All-Valley back. Up to the Thanksgiving game he was the high point man of the Valley. In addition he started in every game and seemed to be the main stimulus for each victorious drive. Other outstanding backs were Ioe Ponsetto, Phil Harding, Ben Adams, Carl Snider. and Perry Mac- Manama. Ioe Ponsetto was the squad's quarterback, whose job it was to call tions to Ice Ponsetto, Tribe captain, and star back. 1249 1943 VARSITY Name Pos. Name Pos. Curtis Gould .,.......... Tackle Lloyd Wolf .............. Tackle Carl Snider .......... Haliback Phil Harding ........ Haltback Rex Parsell ..,......., .........End Chandler Trobert .......... End Iay Ward ............,.,. Center Ben Adams .. Paul Sheick .. William Drake Haliback Halfback ........Tackle Tom Smith ................ Guard Clare Weaver I ames Foster ............ Guard Perry McManama ........ H.B. Ioe Ponsetto .... Quarterback Lynn Chandnois .... Fullback Don Skatt .....,...... Halfback Iack Voelck ...........,.. Guard Marvin Steward ...... Tackle Richard lobe ................ C.E. Lawrence Leighton .... Guard Iohn Smger ......,....,.. Center Dick Meade ..,............. Back Allen Campau .............. End Ralph LaBrecque .... Tackle Dale Alderson Tom Branoti Norman Iones Arlen Bloomer Sidney Mason Fullback .,..,......Guard ..............Halt ............Ha1f ........Center Norsemen complete cr pass as an Ind tries to intercept. Benny Adams lugs the ball around end in a desperate Central drive while Lynn Chadnois looks on ll00'l'ltALL the signals, and his punting and blocking were in excellent form. In addition to his other duties, Ioe was called upon to do the placement kicking for the Tribe. Ben Adams and Phil Harding, two of the half backs, were especially good runners. The other two halfbacks, Carl Smith and Perry MacManama, were excellent blockers and were used primarily in defensive work. At the beginning of the year most people were of the opinion that the forward wall would be weak because of only one returning letterman. These critics, however, were later forced to change their minds. Some outstanding linemen of the year were Larry Leighton, Tom Smith, Curtiss Gould, and Bill Drake. In Central's game with Pontiac the Tribe swept to a 19-0 victory over the Chiefs. This game, played under the lights at the Atwood Stadium, showed that the Indians were in especially fine trim. At the opening of the first quarter Chandnois went off left end and drove for a 54-yard touchdown, making the first talley of the game. In the second quarter, three touchdowns were made but were nullified by penalties, and Chandnois dashed for a 72-yard touchdown at the end of the quarter. Again in the third quarter the ball was marched to Pontiac's 6-yard line and was then taken off left end by Chandnois for the final touchdown. Ponsetto's placement went through the uprights, making the final score 19-O. The Tribe scored an 8-0 victory over Saginaw Eastern at Atwood Stadium. although a blizzard proved to be a grave handicap to both teams. In the half Smith drove through Saginaw's line for a safety. In the second half a Trojan pass was intercepted by Chandnois, who ran with it to the 17-yard line. Lynn then went off end to score the final touchdown. As usual on Thanksgiving Day, Central was pitted against the very powerful and undefeated team of Northern. The Vikings won the game by the score of 19-0. -1,-,,,1-l-- 71 Q ' VARSITY BASKETBALL BASKETBALL RESERVE TEAM F ont Ro Ea l C awfo d Nerl Ro rrcr KGIILI Chrsholm Lefty WllklDSOn lack Hodge Bob Yocp e Back R Bob Ova1tt Elmo Gratsch Wally Knoblock Raymond Steffen Ted Delou al Henry M narrk BASKETBALL RESERVE TEAM There was no Sophomore team th1s year so the job of tra1n1ng and g1v1ng expenence to new recrurts fell on Ierry Udell and hrs re rve squad There were Just sophomores and jumors on the reserve team because one of the pur poses of the re erve sauad 1S to supply players for the next season In the IIISI game agamst Owosso the Tr1be went un checked on the court to run up a score of 43 to Owosso s 12 The Ind1ans nosed ou the Arthur H111 reserves by the score of 4133 The cagers cont1nued thexr tr1umphs to three games at the expense of the Pont1ac Chrefs 2515 Northern tr1pped up the Tr1be and stopped therr streak of three games m a very clo e and hard fought battle The fmal score wa 1518 In the econd Northe nCentral t1tl play off Central lost by f1ve pomt Iney went on to beat Sag1naw aga1n 38 28 and nosed o t th lxorthe n reserves 28 25 The sea on record Vw as erjht game won and four lost Front R Iunror Tucker Lefty Morr1ll dde Mller Co ny Oxendme Ioe Hahn Back Row Harley Ste ens T bby Wl11lGmS Phrl p T1myan Don Skaff Iack Petrrll Bob Lambert Ken Mrchaels VARSITY BASKETBALL About December 1 the basketball team began pract1ce for the1r f1rst game of the year w1th Lans1ng Eastern on December 15 Coach Evans had only two 1 ttermen re turnmg Lynn Chandnors and Don Skaff but as the season progressed three sophomores Ph1l Trmyan Ioe Hahn and Bob Lambert drstlngurshrng themselves w1th frne play1ng and good ball handlmg played regularly wrth the varslty The game w1th Lansrng Eastern was lost 1n the over tlme perrod by a free throw however the frrst game 1n valley competrtron was taken from Owosso by a w1de margm Paced by Chandno1s th y coasted to an easy vlctory of 45 22 Later the Trlbe wa held rn check by a powerful Arthur H111 team w1th a score of 47 25 but re covermg from th1s setback the Indrans defeated the Pon The f1rst game of the crty serles was 1'11pG1'1d1UCk wrth Cornelrus Oxendrne collect1ng 8 po1nts as the team captured the f1rst leg of the c1ty t1tle 25 22 but the V1k1DqS later took crty champ1onsh1p Contmumg the1r f1ne play the squad downed Bay C1ty 29 18 Although Lynn Chand no1s tossed 11 po1nts and played one of hrs b st game the Tribe tumbled before a strong Arthur H111 team 38 31 Don Skaff and Oxend1ne were elected as co capta ns The season s results agalnst valley competrtron were 7 games won and 5 lost Includmg the pre season and tournament results the total was 7 games won and 8 lo t -- 1 6 N 'I v hs ,- .9 u y 7 -gf 1 ' l ,, Xf' 5X ' D o A ow: ' , ',E1 1 , r . 1 v ,u , 'i ' , , 1 . e - . . , , . I 1 . . Q . , V . - U . S . r wi 'r 1' r, ', 1111, fr .' , ' ' , - I , l ' , , , OWI , , ' X A , . trac squad 46-23. , , v. 1 . , - I . I - I 4 I' . , I - 1 I ' ' ' ' ' ' ' e S, ' se . ' ' ' I ' - . s ' U V I s. , , ' -- I O . . l A , ' . . W M . . ' 1 s - . 3 - . s . r- 'e - , 1 .R ,, . . S. . 1 , - , u e I .-r , - . , 1 s 1 , 5 s . 1 Front Row Rolland Clark Rowe Woods Schmaller Perry Znd Row Campbell Myers Robbins Oxendme Fougleman Srmonson 3rd Row Aldnch Kress Garland T DeCourval Mrller West 4th Row Hallxtt L DeCourval Coulter Brundle Voorhers Ball Hecth 5th Row Hosner Henry Mclnms Poulas Green Knott Sth Row Bennett Elhott Iohnson Iones Kenvrlle Hayes 7h ' li' pn Row Teztelbaum Bader Dalstrom Greenhck coach Top Row Klosterman Mrlk Trobert Mason McTaggart Readman TRACK The track team under the able supervrsxon of Coach Ierry Greenlrck has completed another successful season Th1s year s track team was set back somewhat by the loss of Rut1l1o Enzastlga B111 Wells Ph11 Hardmg Steve La Porte Henry Clark Bob Qurncy and Bobby Robblns all of whom were excellent trackmen Newcomers as well as the remarmng veterans have been prtted together by Coach Greenhck to form a smooth funct1on1ng team Among the strongest events were the held events shot was handled admrrably by Eugene Woods and Dale Alderson The star of the pole vault was Skrp Mllls and the hlgh jump was executed by Woods Oxendme and Rollrns The m1le was run by Bud Nevery and the halt m1le by Bob Iohnson The 440 was taken by Iack Read man a last years numeral wrnner wh11e the 220 yard event was run by Quentin Garland who also competed xn the 100 yard event The relay team was made up of Oxend1ne Garland Readman and Iones After los1ng to Pont1ac Central staged a comeback wmnrng a 59 V2 to 44Vz vrctory over muddy Dort Freld track Because of the ra1n the t1mes rn the events were rather slow The Tnbe took nxne hrsts mrssrng out on only three-the pole vault m1le and half rmle events In the shot put and hrgh jump Eugene Woods took hrsts Front Row Clarence Herd Iack Hayes Lawrence DeCourval Stewart Cohcor' Charles Gerger Back Row Ken Mxchaels Santtord McGlone Lloyd Hosrer Robert Iohnston Harley Stevens CROSS COUNTRY The outlook for Central s cross country team was rather dark at the begmnmg of the season srnce the coach Napoleon LaVo1e had very l1tt1e left to work w1th How ever mexpenenced as they were the Tr1b harr1ers turned out to be one of the surpnse teams of th year In the hrst meet away from home Royal Oak rolled up thrrty po1nts to edge Centrals squad by one tally Nevertheless the meet gave Nap LaVo1e encouragement because 1t showed that hrs boys were w1ll1ng not only to work but they could also w1n Centrals cross country course IS la1d through the campus and the adjornmg Burroughs Park Th1s track lS two m1les long and xncludes several laps around the cmder path of Dort Freld The team was well balanced when they took the valley champronshrp and the same k1nd of team went to the State fmals Nap LaVo1es thxnclads placed thrrd rn the state runoifs and came close to tak1ng the cham pronshrp N X k ' 1- 1 l 1 iv, l 'HRH' .. I- f 5 ' ' Ill ' I T l I I -I . 2 1 -Y t I .. . . - - -fu 'n'wg5,, which included shot put. pole vault. and high jump. The J F 5 Q I it .t , O f I - . . VALLEY SCORES 942 OPPONENT We They Bay C1ty Northern Sag1naw Arthur H111 Pontxac Front Row Walter Hancock Ioe Ponsetto Harold Mornll Bernard DeLude Iack Hodge Iumor Tucker Paul ShelCk M1ddle Row Dallas Hodg1ns Ed M1ller Ben Adams D1ck Iobe Don DeLude Top Row Ph1lT1myan Icmes Gould Manley Benmark Iohn Lee Ioe Hahn Cavm Stevens Myron Farrer BASEBALL The 42 vars1ty baseball team under the capable leadersh1p of Coach Stan Broome asslsted by the man ager Sumner Howard placed second 1n the Valley standmgs By defeat1ng Northern 1n the c1ty SeI1eS Cen tral won the second leg of the Ethel Klme Trophy The team s heav1est h1tter was French1e Sull1van wh1le the outstandmg p1tcher was Norm W1ll1ams The 43 squad had only three retummg veterans Paul Shleck p1tcher Ioe Ponsetto outflelder and Walter Hancock catcher Those advanced from the reserves were Bobby Koepke catcher and lack Hodge th1rd baseman Ioe Hahn and Ph11 T1myan sophomore stars from the VGISITY basketball team turned out as p1tchers Whlle Lefty Morr1ll made an excellent showmg 1n the 1mpo1tant pos1t1on of f1ISt baseman Ioe Ponsetto last year s stellar outflelder found hlmself sh1fted by Coach Stan Broome to lhlfd base where he adapted h1mse1f qurckly lack Hodge was also transferred mov1ng over to the v1tal shortstop pos1t1on In the f1rst Northem Central game for the c1ty t1t1e and the Ethel Klme trophy a strong V1k1ng squad trounced the Ind1ans Wllh the score of ll 2 Bottom Row D1ck Hallwood Peter Davey Paul Kehm Ph1l Van Kersen Top Row George Buben Don Walts D1ck Meade Karl Smxth TENNIS TEAM The f1ISl match of the tenms season was w1th Pont1ac on the Indlan s own courts and the Tr1be f1n1shed them off 1n short order A v1ctory over Northern enabled Cen tral to take the f1rst leg of the CITY t1tle The Tr1be then traveled to Bay C1ty on May 4 where the compet1t1on The team went to Sagmaw to get the1r next tr1umph whlch extended the1r record to four consecutrve v1ctor1es wlthout a loss The Tr1be shattered any hopes of a th1rd match between the two teams w1th a d9C1S1V9 v1ctory over the Norsemen Th1s netted them the c1ty t1tle and cont1nued the1r success to f1ve games wlthout a defeat Central s w1nn1ng streaks and numerous v1ctor1es are not just the result of the players efforts alone but are also due to the very capable tenn1s coach Clem Rowe Many t1mes 1n the past matches have been won solely by the shrewd managmg and the clever pa1r1ng off of the players for the doubles Mr Rowe IS wlthout a doubt the best coach 1n the valley Next year Coach Rowe expects to have another strong team The l1ne up for thls year s squad 1S as fol lows Iack Maatsch and Pete Davey number one Geo Buben number three Karl Smlth four D1Ck Meade f1ve and D1ck Hallwood SIX Kxv K- C A 'A -T 1 s ,AL in-VME, 1 ' .A.......,.................. 2 3 9 7 ' ........,,.,...,.......,.... 2 a t ' . t,tt.tt.t,....r.,...... 4 2 1 LLL, L ' .....,.........4,,.,..,..,,.,. 11 3 I z -E v ' 3 ' -I , -' I ' q ' ' ' ' ' , ' was much stiffer, from which Central emerged victorious. ter A 4, XCDA 'Ss 2 I ' ' S 2 r A ' ' Soc f 3- 1- ' l 1 f 1. . I M T K ?'1 X I I I J M., y L Front Row: Bill Mason, Norm Iones, Mahlon Gane, Ross Crawley, Art Crawley, Harold Hoelzle, OPPONENT Arthur Hill Pontiac Arthur Hill Pontiac Battle Creek William Wright. Back Row: Bob Boatman, Don Hall, Lawrence De Courval, lim McTaggart, Iohn Milholland, coach, Pete De Camp, Stacey De Camp, Bud Fagan. SWIMMING This years swimming team was undoubtedly the best Central has ever had although at midterm they were somewhat weakened by the loss of Bob Graham and Stacey DeCamp stellar free style swimmers The team competed ln six meets winning two from Pontiac sphtting two with Arthur H111 and losing a tele graphic meet with Battle Creek The team also t1ed for third place in the state meet Ross Crawley who won acclalm as state diving champion remained undefeated this season ga1n1ng first places tn each meet IH which he competed lim McTaggart star backstroker was defeated only in the telegraphrc meet with Battle Creek hm competed in the 100 yard backstroke event In the flrst meet of the year with Saginaw Coach Milholland s boys won top honors in every event Th1s years letter winners were the following Ross Crawley Bob Graham Bud Fagan Harold Hoelzle B111 Mason Irm McTaggart Stacey DeCamp Forrest Hodge and Lawrence DeCourve1 Those who won numerals were Norman Iones B111 Wright Mahlon Gane and Don Hall Z5 'LIN Rina aiu 2' 103 5 vm 0, 'MV ,,.,,,,,A,,,, lvl JI gy X-' JLKorq4 43 SUMMARY OF '43 MEET WINNER Central Central Arthur Hill Central Battle Creek GOLF Wrth the return of three veterans the golf team had views of a successful season ahead These three letter men Bob Bellmger B111 Toll and Barry Laur along with Doug Mintlme and Paul Zavalla made up the first f1ve and Bob Srlagyr and Bemard Harris also gave the team their support Few meets could be arranged this year because of the tire and gasoline problem Last season found Cen tral s linkers highly successful capturing the c1ty title second place 1n the Saginaw Valley and second place IH the reglonals This year despite the handicap of unseasonable weather and the lack of valley compet1t1on and trans portatron the team tnmmed Saglnaw Eastem by forty nine strokes which is a considerable marg1n Because of transportatron drffrculties schools ord1nar 1ly taking part rn the Saginaw Valley cont sts are put t1ng their squads on the llnks and holding tournaments in whrch the winners will take all Coach Suhlo Nurmr was not too optimistic as the team has not had much actual competition They have been getting most of their practice at the Country Club golf links . , . . . .. 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I Jafar ,, ' ' --0 ,fm 't' In 1 ,-. .. - MIHA IIIILHIII IMHIIIIUI Front Row ELINOR RUNDLES-hockey marathon Ixlesavrng DOROTHY GILLIE-presxdent of G A A LOIS CRANE--hockey basketball NANCY DUBOIS-hockey basketball squad leader DONNA MERRILL-class captatn IRENE ZAVELLA hockey basketball marathon lxfesavrng ARLENE ATHERTON I' club presxdent IO CUMMINGS-hockey basketball baseball squad leaders marathon MARGARET BENSON hockey basketball squad leader baseball CHARLOTTE GREGORY hockey basketball baseball F club CATHERINE HELGEBY hockey basketball baseball marathon FRANNY SULLIVAN MADELINE FRECHETTE- F club basketball baseball marathon squad leader Mxddle Row LELA WINN hockey basketball IANE GRICE basketball SIS REIESE CHARLOTTE TOMPKINS-hockey basketball hlesavmg marathon DELORES ROBINSON hockey basketball DORIS SEITZ-hockey basketball ELSIE THOMAS-hockey basketball squad leader BEVERLY HENDERSON hockey basketball DOROTHY ANN DUSENBERY hockey basketball IIIESCVIIIQ marathon NORMA CARLSON hockey basketball lifesaving marathon NANCY CROMBIE-hockey basketball lriesavmq PAT DAVIES-hockey basketball lrlesavmg MARGARET EDWARDS-hockey basketball BETHANY SOULE-basketball hockey TI-IELMA DeMOTT squad leader MARTHA FISHBACK basketball PAULA DAVEY hockey basketball marathon 1un1or lxlesavmg squad leader class secretary DOROTHY IOHNSON Top Row IANICE WEATHERILL- DOROTHY WARNER hockey basketball MARILYN RICHES-hockey BEVERLY WII.SON hockey class captam SHIRLEY HATFIELD-hockey basketball hfesavmg BARBARA BELL hockey basketball hfesavmg marathon LORAINE MARTIN hockey basketball hlesavmg marathon BUNNY BRASIE-class captam basketball hockey EVELYN BAINES CARRIE CREQUE hockey basketball lifesaving ELIZABETH CLARK class secretary IANET SHUIRMAN squad leader LOIS BUSH hockey basketball lrlesavxnq BONNIE GOODWIN hockey class captam LOIS STEINMAN hockey MILDRED WALSH hockey basketball lxlesavrng I I' I I I I I I I I I ' PENNY HANNA-hocgy, basketball, lifesaving. marathon I-IRL. llllllllll l 01 Front Row MARY FARRAND-basketball baseball EDITH SMITH basketball baseball SHIRLEY HOOLE-basketball baseball hockey DOROTHY McDONALD-hockey basketball volleyball baseball PAULINE WILLETT hockey LOIS MATHESON hockey basketball baseball IOYCE CARR hockey swnmmmg basketball baseball ISABELLE BABB-hockey basketball baseball SUDIE CALLIS-hockey basketball baseball volleyball MARIORIE WENDEL hockey basketball volleyball baseball FERN CHAMBERS-hockey basketball baseball NORMA TANNER hockey basketball volleyball baseball DOROTHY BROWN hockey basketball volleyball baseball Middle Row HARRIET BOHLING-Ir Lxle Savmg basketball baseball hockey volleyball SALLY ZOLLNER basketball baseball hockey MARIAN WAGNER hockey baseball LOU IANE HEYSTEK Class Captam SHIRLEY MCPHEE-hockey baseball volleyball llle savlng IERRY WILLIAMS-hockey softball volleyball SADIE BAXTER basketball softball volleyball ANN WALL softball basketball volleyball hockey PHYLLIS MULLINER basketball manager baseball MAXINE MEEK softball basketball SARAH IANE STEPHENSON softball hockey volleyball marathon swtmmmq IOYCE WILSON basketball NANCY WAIT hockey swxmmmg DOREN GREENFEL-hockey baseball basketball volleyball squad leader Top Row IOAN BROOME Marathon hockey basketball baseball hxkmg Mgr volleyball Sr hfe savmg MARG KELLEY hockey basketball baseball hockey manager volleyball LORA GERMAINE hockey basketball hxkmq baseball IRENE PACAK hockey basketball baseball volleyball hnkmg BETH WINSTROM hockey basketball baseball volleyball PAT FERGUSON basketball baseball LOIS WADDELL hockey basketball baseball volleyball ELAINE VAN PE'l'I'EN baseball volleyball MARY LOU HAWKE-basketball baseball hockey volleyball ALICE HEHN basketball baseball hockey volleyball swxmmmg hlkmg NORA GERMAINE-marathon hockey basketball baseball hxkmg volleyball Sr hfe savmg L L l l f L t . BETTE DIX-hockey, basketball. volleyball. softball