Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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(Qua, SeptesnJteA, ixuta ii. QacJz to- Sokooi One of ihe most important events of September is the election of officers. We catch Shirlev Campbell as she delivers the campaign speech that brings her victory. All Juniors are interested in participating in their class play. We find Brenda Gornc and Dave Corning trying out with great determination to succeed in receiving a part. Practicing for our all school presentation arc Sandy Milligan. Man Beth Durham, Sue Brown, and Sue Sparks. six

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 e G ie, well 0 1 qmSi w y i i Octobe i Representatives from leading colleges and business firms speak to students about planning their careers during our annual College and Career Day. Chosen by Miss Kramer as outstanding Seniors, the Opening Chorus of the Kaleidoscope gets in some early practice. The wav of life in China is presented by Dee Yip Loo at one of our first assemblies of the year. Turning over the first shovel of dirt for the Art Center is E. A. DeWaters, for whom the structure will be named. F. A. Bowers, member of the Committee of Sponsors of Flint’s College and Cultural development, and Robert Longway, chairman of the Committee, are looking on. seven