Central YMCA High School - Centralite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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CLASSES

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SENIORS Frank Wcijtanciwie: 4 C's Club, Centraliteg 'YfChatg Honor Societyg Civics Club Univ. of Chicago A. M. Wcilraert Northwestern Univ. Baaba Yonan Univ. of Chicago Frederick A. Zublke North western Univ. Aiken. Charles R. Andrews. Gus C. Arnold. Samuel Bach. Albert L. Barone. Dante R. Berlet. Lowell S. Berliner, Gustave E. Bland, Bolin Bloom. Abe H. Burkhart. Quincy Bustamante, Alfredo M. Canton. Ben H. Carlson, Arvid Curielli, Peter Doering. Thcophil Eckert. Hubert C. Edwards, Herbert Fiorito. Louis Fishman, Sam Friedman. Sylvan S. Fritz. Willizini Caerlan, Valentin Cershenson, William Green. Amos Cross, Raymond P. Hager. Alfred Hall, Clark H. Page tliirtyftwo Hanezuk, Louis P. Hinckley, Robert C. Hirshorn, Lynn B. Hoffman, Willizim M. Horsky. Fred C. Horwitz, Meyer Jensen, Irving R. johnson, Robert D. Johnson. Seth john Kenny, joseph H. Lacey, John P. Lancaster, john E. Latker, Williarn L. Leors. Alexander Long, John D. Lukas, Thaddeus C. MacDonald, Donald Marcus, David Marth, Charles W. Martin, Edward R. MeGa1l'ey, Howard V. Mikeska, Adolph Moreland, Leicester Mountain, John P. Natkin, Philip Nitzherg, Robert Ocampo, Roberto C. Crne. Raymond L. Pennie. Richard Peterson, Edward VV. Peterson, Ralph H. Pink. Ahe Allan Reitmann. Louis Riedel. George Oscar Rutarsey. Lewis Sahlins. Sam Schiowitz, Arthur Schmidt. Alfred VC. Severus, jr., Louis Sheppleman, Harry Silherbauer. joseph C. Smith. Frank Roy Solomon, Edward Speeht, John R. Stephenson, james R. Sweet. David M. Talavera, Perfeeto Trumbo, Harry C. Tymiek, Henry William Volz. Vv'altcr J. Wzills, George S. Wzirga. Frank J. Wanston, John L. Zalatoris, Bruno Frank , I 4 r V ... .. -..... v

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X-Aekdduk-bkbLk ' ' .sazustefxsnsaafa-,rasaagr '21 .. sEN1oRs EVENING w .. I W - .. - 'Ex I' Q Q 'l I' 1 I nl' qi' h 1 I :ig 12. 1:1 4:0 G of 91 B 1 r C. Z. BEDIQ: F. O. ROUNDS R. C. I-IEEBERD LESLIE MAsoN 'l' 5 Secretary President VicefPresident Treasurer I Wg 1' 1 o i B JE The Senior Class, in every institution of education, is looked upon as a living monuf ' ' ,: ment of the school's principles and ideals. Seniors may be termed the standard' ' 5 -E bearers of the school's reputation. i. ir The members of the Class of 1926 have fulfilled the requirements of Central which Q. gt are the cultivation of the mind, body and spirit. This program has served as a line of development for the Senior Class, 'ff Y' Studies are the main portion, ranking far in advance of any other activity. The ka 'fi class average is excellent, portraying the punch and vigor so common to senior Ev J classes of Central Preparatory School. M -E Unexcelled vitality has been displayed as the Seniors have kept the wheels of activ- D JJ ity pressing forward. They were found in enormous numbers at the Interclass Mixer 'E and Junior Prom, while their theatre party was an enviable avalanche of merriment. ' qt They have swelled the ranks of the jousters, the Lincoln Club, the Fellowship Club, l. 4' the Athletic Association, the Orchestra, and every activity needing the support of 7+ .S reliable live leaders. f D fi The Class of 1926 has made a record that will be hard to surpass, but it sincerely 6. ,QE hopes that its successor, the Class of 1927, will place a new and better mark in the -we annals of Central. K SQ FERDELL O. ROUNDS. f hz ' fi . ,e .- Gai Page tliirtyffour I 'S L,,--,- Y Y Y, Y K ,,.,,, , , ,ew ,, L- V .Yea , , ., L' I-'FW If ? :3 1 ?21L' T' '!'1'? f ! T 1L l Y 1 '2 1 i'T T !':'?'i'J5 'i 'ff' Q 'TT-7'i 2l? 7 ':'i:Z