Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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High Achievers Honored Eric Minore and Lesa Arcmia think about their future. Beverly Lewis proudly accepts her honor certificate. Honor students study their certificates. Honors night is a time when students of distinction are honored for their outstanding accomplishments. Various awards are given at this time for sports, academic achievements, service, and community assistance. Students are honored for academic achievements with a grade point average of 3.0 or higher. Other awards given out are the Napoleon J. LaVoie award. National Honor Society award. Business Co-op award, American Legion award, Tcitlebaum Red and Black award, Robert T. Longway award, and the Trade and Industry Co-op Student of the Year award.

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Graduation night—1981. Top Night For Seniors Graduation night is that somewhat magical, somewhat unbelievable night where the graduates who are participating feel they have achieved a most important goal. Parents and relatives come from all parts of the city and state to honor not only their graduate but the whole class. They reminisce about their own graduation night; perhaps having also graduated from Central. It is a night for memories, a few tears, a lot of laughing, cheering, and hugging. Last of all, it is a night that culminates many years of hard work and is the door to an uncertain, but exciting future. Deborah Fisher is one happy senior! Mr. Crowder happily presents diplomas to graduates.

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