Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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STUDFNT COUNCIL Seated F Prrce L Dortch I Leach R Srmth G Pmel D Montague I Lewrs M Dowd S Chalmers K Branoff Second Row S Gushen M Hockmg I-I Stafford M Thomas A Irmerson D Lande M Goyette B Lacy M Howes E House M Parsell A McCree V Bonannr I Carlson B Patterson M Wnght Thrrd Row W Hawtm I Soper E Kelly G Beckwxth I Schafer M Teal B Barton M Hall C Prescott R Warren E Yager P Smrth I Coon R Tertelbaum V Iones D Wllxams Fourth Row I Newberry B Cnmmxns B Ellrott D Gould M Frakes B Madaras D Anderson C Revord N Fader D Root I Bradley M Iobe I Darley N Curry D Bourdeau V Wmn Back Flow I Ixeal I Wmhouse P Tylus D Black D Davls C Smalley B Layman D Keswrck D Wrlson A Ingram D Prermatter B Duff K Borgerson G Sharpe C Pohly N Smxth B Brlhngs F Wxllrams STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Councrl IS the legrslatrve body of the Student Un1on Its members are repre sentatrves of the student body one elected from each room who meet br monthly to drscuss school busrness w1th the schools offrcers and Mrss Grace Prnel the Councrls sponsor Certam members are elected each fall to be charrmen of the commlttees whlch handle var1ous phases of school 11fe The Frnance Cornmrssron whrch budgets the money brought rn by the sale of Student Un1on trckets for the var1ous school groups was headed by Ronald Smrth One of the problems consrdered by th1s group was an rncrease of funds to the Arrow Head Ieanrne Leach headed the Socral Commrs sron whrch was responsrble for the numerous and well attended pames throughout the year Under the capable leadershrp of Chuck Knowles the Welfare Comrnrssron looked after the general condrtron of the school B111 Brllrngs followed Gus Branoff as charr man of the Actrvttres Commxssron whrch concerned rtself wrth the Thanksgrvrng assem bly, cafeterra condrtxons, and the general QCI1V1l19S of the school Red Cross work was handled by Margaret Dowd Over 250 boxes were fllled by the drfferent groups for the Red Cross The newly formed Safety Commrs sron was responsrble for the general safety precautrons enforced about the school The Student Councrl has been very actrve thrs year drscussrng rrnprovement of conduct at the Thanksgrvrng game and rev1s1on of out dated clauses rn the Student Un1on Constl tutron Important projects of the year were the adoptron of a Belgran War Orphan and an rntensrve dr1ve to restore and marntarn the beauty of our campus Better rnter school relatxons were vrgorously supported by student governments J Y I . 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 1 - 1 - 1 1 . , . . 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 , , , , , 1 , . 1 . 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 . 1 . . 1 ' . . . . . 1 1 1 . . . . , 1 1 1 . 1 1 . f 1

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Oldtashmoned dress readrly tracted attentxon at the campargn J 'ff-A STUDENT UNION OFFICERS Irm Lewrs Vrce Presrdent Ioyce Newberry Recordmg Secretary Bette Knott Correspondmg Secretary Dan Montague Presrdent STUDENT UNION The largest organrzatlon ln Central IS the Student Unron created for the purpose as stated rn the Const1tut1on to brrng together rn one group the vanous extra class GCl1V1l19S of the student body of the school and make such GCl1V1t19S representatrve of the entrre school as a unrt to SOl1d1.fY and un1te the rnterests ot the school Membershrp entrtles the students admrssron to most of Centrals athletrc and soctal actrvrtres assernbhes the Arrow Head and the rrght to vote and run for school offrces ' -.3 Electlon campargns wh1ch took place rn the tall were chmaxed by a vrgorously attended campargn dance Spec1al stunts such as old fash1oned dress balloons carryrng the names of ccrndrdates and announcements from a loudspeaker 1n the gymnaslum balcony hrgh hghted the evening Those who emerged v1ctor1ous were as follows Presrdent Dan Montague who was also Pres1dent of the Iunror Class rn 1946 Vrce Presrdent Irrn Lewrs Correspondrng Secretary Bette Knott and Recordmg Secretary loyc Newberry The publr address system blared forth wtth RI SUP whrle hand cards were drstrlbuted by most condrdates I S f' ip' , X y W A f rr ' ' ' M' A ' Q' X 4 V an 2: xdv.-.ry, ' 6 - xt .7 1 rf.. 1 H l v , x gf- ff 1 1 Q , ,, kin' .MM . h gp-f - 1 1-if - 5:5 , ,Wm f Q , 1 , I , . ' ' ' I ' . ' ' , ' ' I ' . ' . 5 ' , e ' A at- . . .C , . . it Q J ' 1 . 'L Q I f 1,

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m rllll To Central Hugh cz song we smg To prurse her noble ncxme Here s lo her colors red and block Of honored deeds ond fame M loin one and all to swell the song, A rousing chorus to prolong .ml In reverence our voices raise To Alma Mcrter's praise. J glgpttge 52563 3 'iq