Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Autumn, luMsiateA, “Flash, side one! Hold it!” Getting pictures taken? No! It's the Booster Pcpperettes prac- ticing the card section lor the Thanksgiving game. The flash card system is just one of the many ways they support the team. The Pcpperettes, an all-girl organization compos- ing the largest and one of the most active school-spirited clubs, bolster school spirit by sponsoring buses to out-of-town games, sell- ing Central Indian pins, aiding in the plan- ning of pep rallies, making posters publiciz- ing future sports events, and featuring speak- ers from the various teams at their meetings. Complicated business! These Pcpperettes even corned Philip Lcasch and George Bland into assisting with the organization of the flash cards.

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behinA ntLwfleA, with the, bu Uj, jjtituAe school bell to summon vacation revelers back to business. First on the agenda is an introduction, states Grahamn Provan, who graduated from Central and returned to his alma mater this year to teach histon'.

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with kUfkicltocl clieeM. Heap big pow wow! The tom tom beats of F Club members during the big pep rally announce, Indians on the warpath!” While boisterous cheers from the Peppcr- ettes ring out over the stadium, “F” Club silently lends support. Sponsored by the girls’ gym instructors. Miss Ray Davis and Miss Dorothy Breda, this is an honorary organ- ization for girls who have earned letters in sports. The loyalty of “F” Club is apparent, however, as students view the brightly-colored goal posts at every home game decorated previously by the club. Even stronger evi- dence will be furnished at the Thanksgiving pep rally where war whoops echoing over the gym will announce the “F” Club-spon- sored Indian War Dance. Excited Peppcrcttcs Barbara Chcndcs (vice-president), Judy Tubbs (treasurer), Harriet Mims (president), and Jean Ensinger (secretary) discuss the mechanics of the flash card section which will be led by Judy. Pre-game excitement—a member of the team, Ken Hardin, assists Janice Williston, “F” Club mem- ber, with goal post decorating. Gentleman to the rescue! Howard Auer, assistant prin- cipal, helps a too enthusiastic Miss Steinmetz, carried away by the pep rally.