Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Maltha Smith Editor-in-Chief Jan Morrissey Calendar, Girls’ Sports Gini Hall Seniors Prezza Lee Academic Life Maxine Mauerberger Boys’ Sports Nancy Peterson Organizations, Fine Arts Brenda Gorne Juniors Diane Stuerzl Sophomores All are needed by each one; Nothing is fair or good alone. —Emerson The dedication of any book is a gesture expressing admiration or respect for notable achievement. In our efforts to capture the school year 1956-57 between the covers of this book, we became convinced of the truth of Emerson’s statement that ’’All are needed by each one;” we fully realized that no one person or group alone has made the achievements of this school year possible, but that each of you in your work and play, in your academic life and interests has helped to make this past year one symbolic of service, progress, education, and gaiety—in short, symbolic of school life. This realization has inspired us to dedicate all the efforts of publi- cation of this book to you—the students and faculty of Central High. In this spirit, we have given this, Your 1957 Prospectus, a backbone, a theme held dearly by all loyal members of Central. This theme, your Alma Mater, is found in full on the preceding page and is referred to on each of the division pages. Though fully recognizing that school life is full of realities too intangible to be portrayed in black and white, we hope this book will serve in some small way to preserve your priceless memories of your Alma Mater. With these thoughts, we proudly present to you, the students and faculty, these pages of your 1957 Prospectus and invite you to join with us in perusing them as in unison To Central High a song we sing.” The Prospectus Staff

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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