Central Junior High School - Junior Classic Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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THE Ultxioiz Ciassic Z- Vtfxegli- ,, as ., 3 in Av 1 XV Y Alice Bush. Mariruerite Bush. First Row: Ruth Tuttle. Mildred Feferman. Mae Kelley, Genevieve Myers. Mary Frances Wy'le, Jessie Hodson, Mary Ash, Susan Clay. Josephine Craig. Second Row: Helen Biggs. Mildred Isenbarzer. May Sossaman. Edviclc Moody. Keller. Iva Mae Heroy. Evelyn Dye. Betty Jane Hay. Elizabeth Third Row: Elizabeth Smith, Margaret Kiefer, Helen Dinfzman. Annes Kocsis. Mae i.aFlore. Mai-dell Vance. Fourth Row: Faye Day. Kathryn Sweet. Florence Murtxmore. Mae Eichler. Lorraine Jackson. Camp Fire Girls The Central junior High Camp Fire Girls did their part in carrying out the National Service idea of Forest Conservation last summer and planted about five hundred small pine and tulip trees in the city nursery at Erslcine Park. This year's project is Giving Service to the American Red Cross and National Needle Work- ers' Guild. Numerous and attractive pieces of clothing were made for children of all ages and given to the National Red Cross at the Birthday Banquet in Nlarch. The following are Camp Fire Girls of Central junior High: Geneva Foster, ANIBFY Wilhite. Peggy Harris. Alice Dopieralslti. Margaret Kiefer. Mae Kelley, Nlary Wfagner. Peggy Swantz. June Xvolf, -lose- phine DeVine, Catherine Myers. Velma Nlc- Callister. Sylvia Steiner. Nlabel Dav. Florance Mortimore. Susan Clay. Helen Dingman. Nlarv Nl. Ash. Marv .-Xlice Bush. Betty Wlebster. lThir ly Catherine NlcColl, Anna Burlce, Nlerville Huff, Mae Eichler, Eva Berebitslci. Nlarv .-Xnn Frash, Agnes Koscis. Marguerite Marie Bush. Martha B. Klein., Virginia Crowe. Ruth Tuttle. Mildred Feferman. Elizabeth Koller. Margaret Small, Anna Swartz, Betty .lane Hay. Elizabeth Smith. Genevieve llfleyer, Elouise -lorgenson. Ruth Man- deville, Rose Kaman. Kathryn Sweet. Rose Pope. Iva Nlae Heroy. Freda Aleen Henderson. Frances Rock, Evalyn Dye, Annabelle Richardson. hflary Emma Snyder. Helen Biggs, Mary lane Camp. Edvicl: Nloody, Theresa Ruggieri. Helen Beane, Faye Day, Etta Ferne Debaum, Helen Ivey, Laverne Smith, Bonita lnlvcs. Jessie Ann Hodson. Nlildred lsenbarger, Nlarie Camp, Sarah llflatthews. Rosemarie Herrmann, Lorraine jack- son. Sarah Anne Harris. Jeanette Lee. Josephine Craig, Mollie Pomeranz. Maxine Beaudwav. Sarah Goldberg, Mary Helen Lewis. Mary Con- nelly, Helen McKillip. Eva Borden, Mae Sosso- man. Mardell Vance. Frances W'vle. Virginia Scope. Mav l.aFlore. Josephine Simmons. -riiiiel

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V THE JUNIOR CLASSIC EDWIN STEINEL, NIADELYNN SMITH, FRANKLIN GIBSON. Best Sellers! Ahal Here are our salesmen. The famous trio with the doubtful name. Sure, they sold the most Ctassics. But we wonder how? These are the plotters who made such evil plans and made so many pitfalls to envelop all sales possi- bilities. Natural Salesmen Sams. Nladelynn Smith. Franklin Gibson, and Edwin Steinel. That sounds like New York's Big Three Crooks, or something like that. Trai.ningl They don't need it or at least they haven't got it, said one hooked fish. They're so good they could sell fake stock to the head of the stock exchange, or play golf with Old John D. and persuade him to give them more than a dime. They are the winners of the most spirited con- test of its kind ever held in Central. The stati wa.s very grateful to them for all the Shekels brought in from their noble sales. Yea, George! A good yell leader requires a good voice and George Bergus has one that can be heard from the basement on up. But the mystery is how could any such person get such a voice? Xvell. here is the secret. Qne dav when George was very young he discovered that with the help of a good lusty scream and a wild waving of arms he could frighten anyone into doing anything. To prove this plan, as all debaters will, he tried it out on his mother and soon had a way of getting anything he wanted at any time he wanted it. So as time went on George's voice grew louder and his feet grew larger, but all the time his little plan had not ceased working. At last he reached the point of perfection when he was chosen as yell leader for Central junior High and now his plan, instead of working on his poor, frightened mother. is working on us and he now scares us into cheering our own team by his powerful voice and more powerful actions. IFort --mel