Lansing Central High School - Oracle Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1934 volume:

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A J Arla Q -Q :L 7 V Z Z 5 5 -Z 4 LANSING g czurm msn scuom 4 3 umsmcf, Mucmsm n,snTuu: M 'W V , f W J giflllk '54 . I ,I .., .U I umm 5 FOREWORD It is the purpose of the Oracle to record the events of the past year. Therefore, because character educa- tion is the latest addition to the subjects taught in Lansing Central High School, we feel that in selecting it for the theme of the 1934 Oracle We represent a full year of successful teaching and the promise of more successful years in the future. We take pride in the fact that our progressive Lansing school system is one of the first to establish formal character education in its schools. Page F our TABLE OF CONTENTS Page FOREWORD TT....,...,,... 4 ADMINISTRATION , 7 DEDICATION ,S O,O,O. 8 FACULTY .OOO, v,..... 1 1 SENIORS ,. . . ..O,. 17 JUNIORS ....O.OO,.. ..O,. 51 SOPHOMORES ...O ...... 5 7 ACTIVITIES .III OOO,... ...,... 6 3 ORGANIZATIONS HSSS .I,,.. 7 3 PRIZE WINNERS. ...,...,...I,. IS,..., 9 4 ATHLETICS ESv.S,.SE.,... 3, .w., , A 97 SNAPSHOT DIRECTORY SS... 1-115 ADVERTISING ,S.....,I........vS,..,,.,...,.......S,....,I. 1 17 SNAPSHOTS ..SS 37, 49, 55, 61, 93, 114, 121, 130 Pg F V , fu, ef - ' mu. K. 33.5552 Your pasl is behind you and cannot be changcdg Your future is before you to make or to mar. A2 U Page Seven ,fx :M ,,-,,. .V wr., - W-7, E , U if' - ' ' . . f . , U ,A, .tkv -.wwf , ,..4,.n., um. s t M CHARLES IZVERETT LIEFURGE, A.B. Principal Lansing Central High School 4 EMMA M. LOTT, B.L. E. BEATRICE GIBBS, A.B., A. Assistant Principal V Counselor of Students f' - 873 5 , M, alla' . 2? 419+-6'-K-1 Page Nine AT I,E1J,Q!HJ..EAJ IQJQQHl lMEJ 1 V muww' muh 'TT ? M 'f ff i ! T llll la,l f lmlM ,mmmnllllllllilliiilwa Q m N.. lllll 8 ' y zQsN:.a:':,:w 3 M gi AW. Qu mm M rw E R K h ll uumwM111nnulnLf..1 gm Jug-fm ART LULU SMITH I mark on effort. attitude, and finished work. we lpfszs COMMERCIAL HARRY STRAIT, A.B.. L.L,B. Head of Commercial Dept. Does your trial balance check? fm, B . F. BRAIDWOOD Has anyone a letter that isn't any good? HOWARD MCCURDY, A.B., A.M. . School doesn't end until four o'clock. KATHERINE MINSHALL, B.S. Get ready for a speed test. 9'5 -Qfdiiibu EDITH JOHNSON, A.B. You get out of this just what you put ' 't. . 1 . , t. . -il -Z, FLORENCE BOVEE, A.B. Any questions or correc- tions? JOY CLIFFE Let's have it quiet. Page Twelve SARAH HOLMES Cut down on your errors. ENGLISH JAMES CRITTENDEN, A.B. Head of English Department Now punctuate! MORRIS J. GREEN, A.B., B.E. Listen, you d s. WW MILDRED BOYCE, A.B., A.M. Keep your seats, class isn't excused yet! LOIS FRAZIER, A.B. Now dear children- ELIZABETH MOLITOR, A.B. Get a two line drop-line. DOROTHY BISHOP, A.B., A.M. Now will you be quiet? V LA vgluxs, A.B. 'W s your assignment omorrow? I Q ig HARRIETT WILLIAMS. A.B. Well, we'll see about that. HENRIETTE SCOVELL, A.B. l'll grant that- 7JW:fwJwe HISTORY MARION E. HALL. M.A. Head of History Department Let's haue it quiet. please. 71 :Ei mm, EARL MCDONALD, A.B.. NLA. '.'I'm sure your author made it perfectly clear. I.AURA MILLAR, 'AThat's HAROLD LANTZ. A.B. lt's the greatest thing since the Chicago fire. A .jk x fl' I f 4 I f iw HOME ECONOMICS MADELINE THOMPSON, B.S. Head of Home Economics De- partment l think maybe this might look better. RUTH RUSSELL, B.S. Don'1 you think there's a better time and place for that .9 ' ' Page Thirteen VERA WILSON. B.S. Well, for instance- INDUSTRIAL IVIAURICE PANCOST, B.S. Head of Industrial Department l have a few announcements to make. GEORGE KIEPPE Get my meannessf' CHARLES SNELL Come on, you guys. get out of this washroom! lt's tzme to work! GREGORY ROBINSON You'll have to see me later about that. RAYMOND TUTTLE. B.S. Come down and see me in 101A sometime. HERBERT CIGARD Hurry up, boys, we'ue got u lot of jobs to get out. ELMER I-. KEITH, A.B. How're ye, Gents! LATIN NANCY BRISTOL, A.B., A.NI. Head of Latin Department Any questions for today? NELLIE MCCORMICK, A.B. How did you study your ,N lesson. MATHEMATICS DEANE BURNHAM, Head of Mathem ic part- ment No I was a ,you LW , PIAZEL TAYLOR. . Just sei easy mathe- matics is I .- 1 NW GERTRUDE BENSON, Take a half sheet of paper. ,Mm Q. S M75 Y .X ROBERT BELL, A.B. Now, when I was prin- I cipal- HAZEL MILLER, A.B. if IVas that necessary? p ' MUSIC HARPER STEPHENS Where's my baton? Page Fourteen PHYSICAL EDUCATION JOHN MIDDLESWORTH, A.B. Head of Physical Education Department We'Ue got no ulibis, but- DAMARAS WENG, A.B., A.IVI. I'm simply hectic. HOWARD GLEASON I'm not favoring anybody. FRENCH ALICE ROWLEY, A.B. Pas exactementf, , Lv X V, 1 J SCIENCE W. .I. TRACHSEL, PH.B. Head of Science Department Why? ETTA CRILLY, B.S., A.M, A drawer missing? See if it's yours. J. O. PETERSON, A.M. You know what I mean. W I E. E. DEVEREAUX, A.B. There's a time to study, a place to study, and a method by which to study. SPANISH HARRY EMERICH. A.B., A.M. Head of Spanish Department Now according to relat' - 1: :ly- VIETA VOGHT, A.B. Now when I was in Cali- fornia- . VX J ,J J OFFICE DORIS CLARK You'Il have to Furge about lhat. LENORE STEIMLE Lott. Page Fiflcen see Mr. Le- You'II have to see Miss 5 E Ji 5 'I i! e Who is he that is dependable? Who is he makes life commendable? He it is his fellows rules: Others will be his aiding tools. Who learns to do his work on time: Who scorns to make excuse or whine: Who does the smallest task with care- And in the hardest, bears his share: She is the woman, he the man, Will ind the joy that service can Enkindle in the faithful breast That knows his friends expect his best. VERA SCI-IULTZ X ' C1 x wgxllxa X Z' W YNE F. HICKS Better be small and shine Than Iarge and casr a President Senior Class: General Chairman J-Hop: President Clio- sophic '32, '33: Athletic Board of Control, Oracle Board ' CLASS OFFICERS JUNE DEAN Good without effort, great without a shadow. foes' Secretary Senior Class: Girl Re- serves '32, '33, '34: Reception Com- mittee Senior Prom: Senior Invita- tions Committee ANNE VARNER STEBBINS CHARLES C. LUCE Rast ich, so rost ich. Treasurer Junior Class: Senior Play Committee '33: Home Room President : Vice-President Clio- sophic '34 She manifests a lively interest in all things about her. Vice-President Senior Class: Treas- urer Junior Class: Senior Play: Oracle Board l ORACLE BOARD fl HAROLD W. GRAHAM A general favorite, so they say. y Cliosophic Society '33, '34: Ora le 1 i Business Manager: Cabin Club '337' fl Student Duty Force i JEANE LAM' ' N A cheerful, merr spirit has she. President Girls' ague '33: Vice- President Studen Council '34-I Treasurer Sophomore Class: PYPSI- dent French Club '33 ERNST OSKAR SCHREIBER That which has once lived is im- mortal. Student Council '32, 33: President Science Club '34: Radio Club '31, MARION ILENE STRAIT I do not deny that women are fool- ish. God made them so to match the men. Parrot Club '31, '32: Frasoris So- city '32, '33, '34: Treasurer Home Room '32 '32, '33 ALICE SHIVLEY She'lI make her famous by her art. Secretary Parrot Club '34: Art ROBERT W. HOELZLE His fancy lost in pleasant dreams. President Commerce Club '33Q Ad- vertising Manager Oracle '34: Business Manager Operetta '33g Banking Council '32 Club '34 BERNADINE CATON She is the owner of a most pleasant disposition. Secretary Clogging Club '32, '33: Euphronian Society '32, '33, '34: Reception Committee Senior B Party: Senior Day Committee VIVIAN DEACON A rhapsody of happiness. Adelphic '33, '34: Commerce Club '33. '34 Page Eighteen VERA M. ALLEN I Irrl :hal I um happicr Ihan I know. Southeastern, Detroit Y I Mg' fl? f ' ROBT. PRYOR ALLNUT. JR. A man convinced against his will ls of the same opinion still. President M. M. M. Club '34, Ad- vertising Manauer Zodiac '34: Stu- dent Council '32: G. 0. Ticket Checker '32, '33 ROY FREDERICK ANDREWS He Iicpt council and went his way. Orchestra '33: History and Travel Club l F-.-13 I 1 lv ,.,,. -4' RUTH O. ARGUE A mu'l'l'!, aIlrac'!lL'i' kim! of yrawf' Commerce Club LYMAN ARMOUR Ulfvvryomf is Ihr son ol' his. own u.'orIzx. Clans Basketball '32, '33, '34C Class Baseball '33 FERRAL ASSID Hffhurarlrr nmkrx :lx own ilrxlznaf' Eastern Football '31, '32 1 Track '33: Motor Club '33, '34: Boxing: Club '33, '34 JOHN ASSIFF llc ar-lx sixlafonu minulcs ou! of I-U1-ry hour, Swimming Team '32, '33, '34: Sec- retary Taxidermy Club '33 MARION ATZINGER C1'arcs may bv many, bu! none have I. Vice-President Home Room '32 Page Ninc-:een I , fir, . 'ban' X fu DORIS L. BAKER She is rurr ready Io do her hit. Society Editor Zodiac '33, '34I Chairman Class Motto Committee! Vice-President Euphronian '34Z Senior Play GEORGE BALASSES Furry man is a volume if you know how lo read him. Treasurer History and Travel Club '32: Cross Country '32, '33 DALE BALMER 'Ulm good a chap as uou roulll know. Track '32, '33: Football '32, '33 MILFORD A. BANNEN Football ix not Ihr only game I plug: you'll xw mv play lhv game of low xomv day. Football '30, '31, '33: Basketball '30, '31, '32 ROBERT I.. BARBER Why an'n'l Ihru ull rurzlmlml Illu- n:4'. ' NORIVIA LEE BARNES Shl-'s always: all vim and Wynn. Claas Basketball '32: Clomzing Club '32, '33 KENNETH F. BELKNAP Co slow and rasy rf you wan! Io ge! along wilh mr. Zodiac Stall' '32, '33, '34: President Printimz Club '34 WII.I:IAM BE Hr is upcn. louiny, gullunl, aml gay. General Chairman Senior B Party: Varsity Club '33, '34, Swimmimz Team '32, '38, '34: Co-Captain Swimminsr Team '33, '34 JOAN S. BALLARD Her worth is warrant for her wel- come. Treasurer Sub Deb Club '33 ORLIN BENDER By the work we know the work- man. Treasurer Commerce Club '33 DORIS BENTLEY A maid of quiet pensive ways. Commerce Club '32, '33, '34 DOROTHY M. BENTLEY She has u sweet disposition and a sunny smile, Hodierni Romani '31: Euphronian '32, '33, '34: Favor Committee J- Hop: Chairman Ill Girl Committee Girls' League '31 S.. GENEVA A. BERGLUND Intelligent, sweet. and sincere. History and Travel Club '32, '33, Adelphic Society '32, 33: Chairman Color Committee Senior Class PEARL VIOLA BERRY A good. sincere, friendly girl who is ever kind. Co ce Club ALAN R. BLACK Wise men are for the mos! par! silent. Vice-President Cliosophic '33 3 Swimming Team '32, '33, '34: Banking Council '32: Student Coun- cil '33 RONALD BOYLE Every man is Ihe maker of his own fortunes. Band '32, '33 Page Twenty WILLARD I. BOWERMAN He who does his best does well. Vice-President Sophomore Class '32g Debate Cl b MV ' rw 'WVU FREIDA BREMER How she enjoys life. LOUISE L. BROWN Stars do not shout, they only shine. Parrot Club '32, '33: Declamation Contest '32: Secretary Home Room DOROTHY T. BLYTHE Common sense is not a common thing. Commerce Club '33, '34 DONALD O. BUSH Sucress crowns labor. Band '31, '32, '33, '34: Commerce Club '32, '33, '34: Student Duty Officer '33, '34: Head Cashier G. U, Ticket '32, '33, '34 MABLE A. CAMBURN Of such are true friends made. Home Economics Club '31, '32, '33 KATHALEEN CAMPBELL A cheerful smile for everyone at any time. Vice-President Girls' League '33: Athletic Boosters Club '31, '32, '33: Sub Deb Club '34q Cliosophic S0- ciety '33, '34 KEITH CAMPBELL He has those things which go to make a man. President So omore Class: Vice- President, J r Class: Student Council '32, 5 Vice-President Cliosophic '3 Al' typ VW JOHN CARPENTER l'It-mes themsvlvns had fallvn brhind - -Whvnfer he wvnt before, Senior Play: Basketball '31: Stu- dent Council '32, '33: Treasurer Cliosophic Society '33 RUTH V. CARR Good humor is goodncss and u,'tsdon1 rom bined. Secretary Junior Class: Chairman Senior Dav Debate Team '32: Chairman Girls' League Vocational Unit '34 DONALD F. CASE Who knows nothing haw, fuurs nothing' hnou'n.' Hi-Y '31 ,Miva MARTHA E. CHAMBERLIN fl swvvt nuturc and a lovely voice. Operetta '31, '32, '33: Euphronian ' A Cappella Choir '32, '33, '34- Presltlent of Girls' League '34 NINA CHERRY One friend that is a friend. President Adelphic '34: President Commerce Club '34: Oracle Board O His flashing smile -the keztnole of his naturrf' X QQRON D. CHILDS Hi-Y '32: Swimming '32, '33, '34: Zlzjllggack, '33, '34: Football Trainer FLORENCE C. CLAPHAM She has a heart of human kindness. A Cappella Choir '32, '33: LQ Cercle Francais '31, '32, '33: Secretary Health Unit Girls' League '33 BARBARA A. CLARY 'Tis better to laugh than fry. Swimminiz '32, '38: Baseball '32, Volley Ball '32, '33: Basketball who ,iz Page Twenty-one V R 1 4 li I KENNETH CLEMENTS Hu ts us sobt-r tts a jutlgn-. I.YDIA JEAN COI.l.INS Shu is its good us shi' as futrf' Editor-in-Cb'ef ol' Zodiac '341 Sui'- retary Sub Deb Club '33, '347 Clio- sophit' '32, '33, '34: Seni Play Committee V K RIEVA CONE fl .Nu.'ra't prtsomtltlu thttt yum fur. Girl Reserve '32, '33, '341 Ailvlllhlf' '33, '34 VEVA CONI2 Off u,'hL't't' tx my hvllrt' l7ztll'. ' Girl Reserves '32, '33, '34s Ad:-llthil' Society '33, '34 VIRGINIA B. COOK I womlvr if get-ttlt-mvn prefer blondes. Orchestra '32, Girls' Glee Club '33: C1021-fini! Club '32, '33, '34 BENTON COVERT Don't worry mc with womrnf' Hi-Y '32: Art Club '33, ' ' etta '33: Choir '33, '34 ,, ' ,I KfT I, ayf , if - I of 611196 ELLOYCE CRANE llc can surclu plug thc' pittnof Commerce Club '32, '33- '342 Frasoris '32, '33. '34 GERALD CRAWFORD fl mischievous om' who dcltyhtvtl to Mase. Hi-Y '33, '34: Electric Club '33: Printers' Guild '34: Motor Club '32 WILLIAM W. CURTISS A happy-go-lucky lad, get serious on demand. President Home Room '32: Secre- tary Varsity Club '34g Cross Coun- try '33g Ba etball '8 , '3 '34 ' f BETTY G. CUSHMAN Being all that she is, and nothing that she is not. Vice-President Girl Reserves '33, '34: Vice-President Cliosophic '33g Secretary Athletic Boosters '33: Girls' Athletic Director '31, '32, '33 JOHN CYGAN A jolly good fellow. Sergeant-at-Arms of Commerce Club '34 RUTH DAFERNER Such joy ambition finds. ELOISE DAGGETT ' shly face is better than a forward Girls' G1 Cl b 'az '33g Club 'mee u '. .Q glue MARCELLA M. DAHLINE She takes things as they rome, serene, unmouenlf' Girls' Glee Club '32, '33g Frasuris gvfrlety '-32. '33, '34g Operetta '32, 33: Choir '33, '34 NICK DANILOWSKI Hippy and carefree is he. glitz? 1332534 President Taxidermy ALFRED DART He never dares be as funny as he ran, Hodierni Romani '32, '333 House of Representatives '32, '33, '34: Student Council '32, '33: Band '32, '33 W HELEN D. DAVENPORT When good-natured people leave us. we look forward with extra pleasure to their return. - Operetta '31, '32, '33: Euphromani Choir: Zodiac . Jfu-'-XA' J K DAVIES To know how to hide one's ability is great skill. Football '31, '32, '33: Boxing Club '31, '32, '33: Varsity Club '32, '33 '34: Track MARY ELLEN DENSMORE Her peppy personality was the punch of the party. Cliosophic Society '33, '34g Presi- dent Girl Reserves '33. '34g Secre- tary Athletic Boosters '34: Zodiac '33 '34 gwfd fl! EARL C DOYLE An all around friend d athlete. Band '32: Orchestra ' , '33, '34: Clogging Club '32, '33, '34 Intra- m'ural Games '32, '33, '34 MARGIE L. DRAVENSTATT Beauty is always queen, 1 Art Club '32, '33 X , If -fn 'fb A uf EDWARD DUCH Laugh and be fat, sir. Band '31, '32, '33, '34: Orchestra 32, 33: House of Representatives '32, '33, '34g Science Club '33, '34 BERNICE M. DUNTON A pleasant disposition is always best. President Home Room 'Sli Presi- dent Clogging Club '33: Secretary Adelphic '34g Intramural Games '31, '32, '33, '34 NORMAN ECCLES l'm little but I guess I know. Printers' Guild: Industrial Depart- ment Minstrel Show n B I DOROTHY ECKER A good disposition is more valuable than gold. Clogging Club '31, '32, '33, '34: Glee Club '83: Girls' League Com- mittee '82, '33 EARL EDDIE To be agreeable is lo have friemlsf' Class Basketball '82g President Athletic Booster Club '34 CLARENCE E. EDGERTON Betrer to be merry lhan wise. Vice-President Home Room: Foot- ball '81, '32: Aeroplane and Yacht Club '81 ALEX A. EGRI Always a smile in his eye, Football '31, '32 VERNA ESTHER EGRI She makes a line friend. Commerce Club U ROSALIE C. FRUTIG Her ways are quiel buf silence is eloquent. VicePresident Journalism Club '32g Frasoris '83, '34 RALPH C, FERGUSON He was full of joke and 'es1 j . Class President Two Years at Barrywn High School LAURENCE A. FILL Forgive me if I blush. Exchange Editor Zodiac '33, '34: House of Representatives '82, '33, '84: Student Duty Force 4 'lex' Page Twenfy-lhree Goodness is b fy n its brsi eslalef' Band '31, ' FRANCES E. IQE 33, '843 Girl Scout C rps '31, ' , '33, '34: History and jlgavl ub '33, '34: Le Cercle Fr is '33, '34 l KATHLEEN FISCHER To women silence gives their proper Viigeitlgresident Art Club '34 f ' ' - f 1 ' e 'lf ,Lqfifikwi DO ISI'I ECK ly hear! is lrue as steel. Secretary and reasurer Band '32, '33, '34: Student Council '34: Science Club: Senior Play OLAF KEITH FJETLAND Hlllushrs 4-anno: be rounlerfclledf' Hi-Y '31, '32, '33: Band '31, '32, '33, '34 ALICE FOOTE A good laugh is sunshine in a house. Latin Club '33, '34 MARGUERITE A. FOREMAN Life is a songfon with the dance. Clofzging Club '31, '32, '33, '54l Class Intramurals '31, '32, '33, '3.4: Girls' Point System: Zodiac Typist Lbuiflf ' ' 1 PATRICIA FOSTER Good humor is the sunshine of the world. Secretary Banking Council '81g VicePreside-nt French Club '33C Cliosophic Society '32, '33, '34: Intramurals '31, '32, '38 DELMA F. FRANKLIN A smiling maid wilh cheerful words. Girl Reserves '31, '82, '33, '342 Basketball '31. '32: Baseball '31, '32: Decoration Committee Senior B Party '83 -'rv-41' Af LAVERE FURGASON lI's his smile that rurns :he Irish. Treasurer Home Room '31: Swim- ming Team '32, '33 MAXWEL . FRISOSKY All lift' is a x ' ent. CURTIS L. GROVES A face with glailness oUersprc'ail. A Cappella Choir '33, '34: J Hop Committee: Senior B Party: Track '33, '34 LUCILLE O. GLAISTER A pleasant Iirlle blond. Home Economics Club '31, '32, '33, '34: Tusitala Club '34: Nature Club '34 4 FRANK GAINES An mhlele and popular among o1hers. Football '31, '32, '33: Track '33, 'ti4: F asoris Sovietv '32, '33, '34: Varsity Club '33, '34 STEVEN J. GIANNARIS 'There are so many funny rhings I don'r have time ro laugh. ALBERTA MAE GREEN Theres mischief in those dimples, J-Hop Committee: Class Yell Com- mittee: President Clogging Club '33 xg, CLINTON V. GREIVE When :he fish ain't on your lmv. Bai! your hook an' keep a tryin'. Basketball '32, '33: Intramural Sports Pagu Twcnlgefour MARIAN M. GOETZ Happily smiling, sparkling gay, a rharming rompanion in Query way. LLOYD HANSEN Gen1Ieness does more :hmm violenci-. Hi-Y '32: Boxing Club '32, '33: Student Duty Force '34 , , X vv.,q.L,..,',f ESTELLA HANDY She has many uirluesf' RICHARD HUTCHINSON Heros a lad gamv for vuerylhrngf' Radio Club at Baltimore. Polytech- nic Institute '32, '33: Science Club '33, '34: Senior Play '33 GL ADY S HART A prefly pcppy girl is she: H What more can any mazrlen bc. Operetta '31, '32: Choir '31, '32, '38 l-IOXVARD L. HIATT A merry heart maketh a cheerful rounlenancef' Boxing Club '33 ARY K. H MAN She has all :he charm of wonmnj, I Vice-President Cliosophic '34: Pres- ident Athletic Boosters '33 GORDON KENNETH HICKS Why shouIdn't you be merry? President Latin Club: President Home Room': Track '32, '33, '34: Cross Country '31, '32, '33 I OLGA HUMENNY An equal nyixturv of good humor und good Mme. Alhlelir' Booster Club '32: Com- nu-rve Club '33, '34 l UCILE HUNTER A rlellghlful bil of shy fl-n11'nIn1'Iy. Treasurer French Club '34 'WMQBD JOHN R. HICKS ll'h1ll' wi' l1L'i', lvl um livin' Hi-Y '32, '33 RUTH l.. HICKS Moll1's1y hills: hcr Uzrfue. .I-Hop Committee ROWLAND HIl,l. I cloubl whvlhrr bvllvr men huuc' lived. Moda-I Aeroplane Club '32: Cabin Club '33, '34 : G. 0. 'l'i1'ki-l Col- lm-vlur '32, '33, '34 ROBANITA HILLIARD lil.4shc'x un' rhr rainbow of nwdc ly. Commcrve Club '32, '33, '34 DORIS M. HITCHCOCK fl good rompanlon for anyonvf' Secretary Writers' Club '32: Na- ture Study Club '34: Girls' League Propzram Committee '33 RlflVlElVlBER W. HOCKEY flood nurure ls of llailq usm-. lloxiniz Club '30, '31, Electric Club '31, '32, '33, '34C Mutur Club '34C Minstrel Shuw Plzgv 'l'u.Yc'n!y-Eve ALFRED H. HOJNECKI Hv'll limi u way. Gulf ORPHA HOPKINS fl quiz-I pvrson whom wc all Iihvf' Clogxlinll Club '33, '34 , 0- ' yy? I J l . C- jQ'f57'l!l7f '- L? JOHN'HORANEY 'l'o be. ruthtr than to apprurf Football '31, '32: President Taxi- dermy Club '33, '34 NICK HORISZNY Behold, lhis dr:-'umer comclhf' ENA ELLEN HOSGOOD Hvullh and cheerfulncss muh: buauly. Commerce Club '32 WINIFRED E. HOWLAND Szln'rzrv is the pvrfvcl herald of joy. Secretary Clomzimz Club '34: Class Motto Committee DOROTHY INGERSOLL Ulix u bright and happy luxs. M. M. M. Club MARIAN IDDINGS Stir is 1-xcrnlzngly populur. Senior B Play: J-Hop Committee: Cliosophic Society '32, '33, '34: Sub Deb Club '33, '34 LOIS ILER A pleasing narure and a friend of ull. LO if LEO JOYC , A scholar and an all around good fellow. Football '31, '32: Boxing Club '31: House of Representatives '34 MAXINE JEFFERS ll is good ro lenglhen, Io the lasl. a sunny mood. FRANCES JEGLA You haue a merry heart, Banking Council '32 BILL JENKINS Beware, girls, of the flaming youth. Basketball '33. '34i Senior B Party Committee: Cross County '33 L. D. JENKS Be merry if you are wise. CLARENCE JOHN JESSEN A mos! delighlful spiril has he. Hi-Y '38, '34 EILEEN JOHNSON Ufharafler, like gold, is afrepluble in any rounlryf' Fowlerville High: Girl Reserves '32: Glee Club '32, '33: French Club '33, '34 Page Twenty-six LORNA P. JONES Kindness is wisdom. Home Economics Club '33: Oracle Salesman in Home Room FLORENCE NELLE JONES Life would be dull wilhout her. Commerce Club '83, '34 LOIS JOHNSON Quiet, sweet, wizhour conceirf' Zodiac Representative: Euphron- iang Oratorical Society '32 EDWARD KESSLER Everyone was his friend. Vice-President Home Room '33: Clerk of House of Representatives '33 1. ' N R. KESTENHOLTZ His goal is se! high and he will reach il. President Student Council '33: Co- Captain Swimming Team' 84: President Varsity Club '34: Presi- dent Junior Class '38 ETHEL R. KINNEY A good, sincere, friendly girl who is ever hind. Frasoris: Junior Play Holt High: Declamation Contest '32: Debating Holt High MARY A. KIRKSEY A modes! woman is ever amiable. Commerce Club '33, '34 STERLING KLINK How sweet il is lo dream. Tennis Team P x 4, YUM HA 'I' M. KNOWLES She lends fresh inlcrvsl lo u limi'- Luorn world. Art Club '32, '33, '34 ARVITA BELLE KREAG A poet soaring in Ihu high reason of hz-r fancies. Writers' Club '31, '32, '33: Nature Study Club '34, Program Com- mittee Girls' League: Operetta '32, '33 ROBERT J. KREBS A good chip. Hi-Y JUNE LUCILLE KRUEGER 'I o be ronlenled is a mzlurul dvslruf' R. PAULINE KENNEDY Sho has a saucer disposition and u sunny smile, Girl-1' Glee Club RAYMOND N. LANGLEY llc knows whul rx wha! Cross Country '33: Band. Choir '32, '33, '34: Hi-Y '31, '32 '33 '34' Orchestra '32, '33 1 . . MARTHA LARNED Calm and unrulilcd as u sumnnr sw. Travel and History Club '34 MARll.YN RAE MYERS lx xhc not passing fulr. ' President History and Travel Club '33: Girl Reserves '33, '34: Senior Play Page Twenty-seven ' I ALDEN LAWSON 'l'hls above ull, Io lhinv uwnsrll br Irue. MAXINE G. LENNON Ha'r sufwlnvxs won her friendship u plenlyf' Hodierni Romani: Euphronian Su- ciety MARY LEWANDOWSKY An individual with individuality. Commerce Club '32, '33, Art Club '34 CHRISTINE LIANOS IH-are is Ihv offspring of power. Clozging Club '34 RUSSELL D. LYNN Why worry Band '31, '32: A Cappella Choir '32, '33p Athletic Booster Club '32, '33, '34, Operetta '32, '33 RICHARD MCAVOY rl hnppu-go-lucky Scollixh lad. Football '32: Athletic Manaszer '33, '34: President Motor Club '33, Or- chestra '31 JAMES MCELHERON With a hr-arf for any lure. Debate Club: Varsity Debate Team '33 '34 i VIRGINA MACKINDER A sunny disposition is hull' Ihr Im11lc. A Cappella Choir '33, '34 l I I L ' QIQXINE NAOMI MACY 'She was ever fair, and never proud.' Vice-President S610 Club '32, Vice- President Adelphic '32, Choir '31. '32, '33 ak!!! DOROTHY V. MADDEN Rlrh in gvntll- smiles und sunn President of usic Clu ' 1 i '32, '33, 5' 4 l NATALIE MARKIE fl happy soul. dvljmmert-Q Club '32, '33 W TER MARSH haw mu ou.n mimi 32, 'lrack 32. Class Basketball '32 ,lp ll '31, '32, Basketball '31, DAIRWOOD A. MOTE rl mm of lvufmngj. prullrnl, jus! H Chairman Yell Committee '34 President Home Room '33: Senior B Play '33, Choir '32, '33 BEVERLY JEAN MA'I'HEWS Surceed and glue, and 11 helps you live. Writers' Club '31, '32, '33, Nature Study Club '34 .JOHN C. MAYN ARD Hliashfulness is an ornament of uouthf' Senior B Play '33, President Clio- sophic '33, '34, Vice-President Hi-Y '33, '34, Chairman Committee Sen- or B Party Al.MlNA MEDEMA II'hal's thu use of worrying? Writers' Club '31, '32, Chorus '3l. '32 JAMES R. MEYER He works hard and wins rumen Nature Study Club '34 ANN M. MILLER She is all happy. Vice-President Home Economics Club '34, Treasurer Adelphic '34, Basketball '32, '33, '34, Baseball '32, '33, '34 EVELYN M. MILLER The forte of her own mvrlr makes hcr way. Vice-President M. M. M. '33, Euphronian '33, Adelphic '33, '34 I.EMOYNE MILLER Mg life is my own. Ban '31, '32, Science Club '32, '33, '34' Vicefrcsident Electric Club '34f ' 1 1 ff' f I , gb,-0. X11 L JACK GORDON MILLER To be ,strong is to be happy. Swimming '32, '33, '34, Track '33, '34, Football '3, Treasurer Var- sity Club '34 MARGUERITE L. MOELTER Sober, steadfast, and demuref' Euripidean '32, '33, Clogging Club '31, '32, '33, Operetta '31, '32, '33, Choir '32, '33 MARGARET MONTGOMERY She and gloom are no relation. Home Room Secretary '3l: Senior B Play, Operetta '32, Cliosophic ROBERTA MOON Fair of face, quirk of speech. Travel Club '33, '34, Secretary Art Club '34 MARION MOORE l1's good lo bk merry and wise. Uperetta '31, '32: Secretary French Club '32, ,Secretary Frasor' 33: Choir 32, 33. A N J iv 1 HARRY C. MORGAN He lives rwice who lives well. Science Club '33, '34 RICHARD H. MORRIS The slrenglh of lhis mun is in his silence, MADIZLEINE NORRIS Of vuvrg noble work Ihr silvnl pu!! il ben. Commerce Club '33, '34 ANTHONY P. NOSAI. No1hrng is hurl! to I1 willing mind. KEITH D. NELSON 'Tix a fud of my own :hui l'il like lo bv known. Swimminxz '32, '33, '34: Track '32, '33, '34: Varsity Club '32, '33, '34: Football Trainer '32, '33 .IIEANNETTE NEW'lnON fl good dixpimilion is more valuable lhun gold. President Parrot Club '33, '34, Student Council '32, '83: Sergeant- at-Arms Campfire Girls: History and Travel Club IELAYNE NORRIS She allvmlx sirirlly In her own business. Pugr Tw:-my-nine NORMA OSBORN She would lalhl She would talk! Adelphic Society '32, '33, Com- merce Club '33 ROLAND OSTRANDIZR Apply lhy vurx for inxrruflionf' 'mv- PAULINIE PETERMAN She rulvi hu own mind. Clopzxing Club ,.f4.... wwf ERMIT A. PIQNTECOST fl nmnfc vrmrx urn- wha! nmfu' him amiable. Basketball '31, '32: Football '3I: Student Council '323 Cross Coun- try '32, '33 CHRISTINE I.. PANKRAIS 'l hr lunguugr of irulh ix simple. President Ailelphic '33: Vice-Presb ilent Commerce Club '33: Choir ,!' . , f , , 4 44,4,4,f4,zLA,L,,ff ,lj V A ,- GORDON D, PARR Sonn- lhmh Ihr world ix mulls' for fun um! frolu and so do I. Football '31, '32, '33, '34, Basket- ball '32, '33, Golf '31, '32, '33, '34 BARBARA C. PIATT Shu ix win' who lullzs hu! Iilllvf' President Sub Deb Club '33i Frasoris '32, '33: Senior Play Com- mittee BERNICE M. POTTER lhl- nohll-xt mimi the hrs! rontenl nwnl hux. M. M. M. Club '33, '34 Y V411 Q BERNICE P. PRUIM MoJes!y has more chance than beauty. Adelphic Society '32, '33, '34: Operetta '33 PAUL E. PRYOR Slow, but sure. Band '31, '32: Orchestra '32, '33: House of Representatives '33. '34 HARRY M. PURDY lf if must be done, at least let us put it OH 'till the last minute. Varsity Debate Team '33, '34: Sec- retary Journalism' Club '34Z Debate Club '33, '34: Winner Extempore Speaking Contest '34 D. ROBERT PERKINS Blushes are the echo of sensibility. Vice-President Taxidermy Club '33: President Cabin Club '34 3 ,l ivimx QUICK Quiet, reserved and studious is she. Travel Club '33, '34 f B RAICHE ffl li t heart lives long. Stu t Council '31: Secretary E ronian '33: J-Hop Committee '3 ARDIS D. REED She moves quietly about always seeking the better things in life. Secretary Student Council '34.: President Clogging Club '33: Presl- dent Euphronian '33, '34: Intra- mural Teams CLIFFORD RICHARDSON A man of silence is a man of sense. Electric Club: Motor Club: Cbief Draftsman Vocational Drafting Class Page Thirty if flu!-1'fN ROBERT W. RICHARDSON The more I see that man the more I like him. Football '33: Varsity Track '33, '34g President French Club '34: Speaker House of Representatives '34 KENNETH L. RICKS ln his quietness is there mischief? President Hi-Y '34: Student Duty Force '33, '34: Treasurer Hi-Y '32: Scout Corps '32 FRANCES RAHL She'll get by with that twinkle in her eye. Vice-President Parrot Club: Eu- phronian Society '33, '34 BONITA E. RITTENBURG Always smiling. never glum, She's a happy, cheerful chumf' Commerce Club '33. '34 EVELYN MAE ROBERTS Of manner gentle. of affections mild. Commerce Club '33, '34 FORREST G. ROCKWOOD, JR. Oh, what a piece of work is man. President Home Room '32: Vice- President Electric Club '33: Motor Club '32, '33, '34 DOROTHY F. RODGERS Don'I worry: it makes deep wrinkles. Commerce Club '32, '33, '34g Girls Class Swimming Team '33 I Q Q-JZ-.fe-.43 KATHRYN ROGERS Don't le! her innocent look deceive you, Student Council '32: Secretary Home Room '32: Hodierni Romani '31, '32: Vice-President Le Cercle Francais '33, '34 DOROTHY M. ROOST Favors to none, to all she smiles t-xtendsf' Vice-President Sophomore Class '31, '32, Operetta '31, Student Council '32, Treasurer Euphronian '34 IRENE MARIE ROST A dainty maid is she, so prim, so neat. Art Club '32, '33, '34, Adelphic '32, '33 '34 WELLINGTON RUDD S1ealliness is the foundation of all virtue. Football '30, Track '33, Boxing Club '33 OBE H LE rlhy man withal ack Teil 34 General Ath It-tu. Man ge 31 32 33 Trainer Lruss!Count gem 3 gf .fl-f nr MARY ANN' MCGUIRE ROE Hlirunkness ix the soul of virtue. J-Hop Committee '32, Banking Council '31, Cloggimz Club '31, '32 '33, Cliosuphic '31, '32, '33, '34 LLOYD DONALD SCOTT A good man docs good merely by living. Science Club '32, '33, '34, Senior li Play, Student Duty Force '33, '34, Cap and Gown Committee ROBERT M. SCOTT I have never seen anything in the world worth getting angry at. Boxing Club, Track '34 IRENE CECILIA SEARSON Wisdom comes to no one by chance. Commerce Club '33, '34, Euphron- ian '34 f I U H I ' W ie tud t uty Officer '33, '34, Page Thirty-one ISABELLE T. SEARSON Patience and gentleness is power. Commerce Club '33, '34, Euphron- ian '34 CHARLES R. SEEGAR vYouth comes but once in a life- time. Hi-Y, President Commerce Club '33, Wrestling '33 PHYLLIS J. SELBY As good to be out of the world as out of fashion. Camp Fire '31, '32, '33, Zodiac '33, '34, Student Council Representa- tive '34, Euphronian '34 HOWARD SEMANS I envy none who know mort' Ihan muself and pity those who know less. Cliosophic '32, '33, '34, General Manager '33, Hi-Y '32 ROBERT M. SHASSBERGER Good nature radialvx from him in every smile. Circulation Manager Zodiac '33, '34, Hi-Y '32, '33, '34, President Home Room '33, '34 ELAINE MARGARET SHAW Oh, Ihr ups untl downs of lift' V l'm an up. Sub Deb Club '33, '34, Girl Reserve '33, '34, Decoration Committee Senior B Party ESTHER C. SHIELDS 'l'hvre's nothing worth thi' wear of winning Hut laughter untl tha' lout' of l'rlrntls. Commerce Club '33 Tibg JOSEPHINE L. SIEGRIST lVomen. as a rule, have no leaning lo romnrumisef' Girls Glee Club, Clogizing Club , t EVELYN F. SLAYTON We know what we are, but we know not what we may be. Hodierni Romani '313 Secretary Home Room '32: Le Cercle Fran- cais '33, '34 PA ULINE D. SLEESEMAN There are a few things that never go out of style, and a feminine woman is one of them. Treasurer Commerce Club '34 ANNA MARIE SMITH A fair and friendly lass is she. President Clogging Club '34: In- tramurals '31, '32, '33, '34: Point System lCbairman of References! BARBARA N. SMITH Her nature. like her voice, is sweet. Clogging Club '31, '32: Home Room Cashier '31, '32: Choir '32, '33, '34: Operetta '31, '33 LIZABETH J. SMITH Her willingness to serve matic life n pleasure. Girls' Glee Club '32, '33 EARL J. SMITH A friend ts worth all huzurds we can run. President Motor Club '34 HELEN BERYL SMITH One whose locks outshine the sun Commerce Club '33, '34 DONALD M. SNYDER Thou art a fellow of good respect. Zodiac Representative '33: Class Basketball '31, '32, '33, '34: Hi-Y '33, '34: Sergeant-at-Arms House of Representatives Page Thirty-two PAULINE LOUISE SNYDER A sweet maid whom none could hate. Secretary Commerce Club '34: Euphronian '33, '34: Zodiac ARLENE M. SOPP Never promise more than you can perform. Euripidean '32 RAYMOND SOUTHWELL fl mttn he seems of cheerful yester- days. Hi-Y '31, '32: Home Room Presi- dent '32: Zodiac Printing Staff '32, '33, '34 MARJORIE A. E. STEVENS She is quiet and demure. President Poetry Club '33 MELVYN L. STILWEI.I. A sense of humor is the salt ol life. President Taxidermy Club '33: Science Club '33, '34 DALE VINSON STOCKER Little noise is made bu those who do much. Printers' Guild '33, '34Z Zodiac Printing Staff '32. '33, '34: Stu- dent Duty Force '33 LOIS EVELYN STONE A true friend is forever a friend. JULIA E. STORNANT Her optimistic outlook outdid all others. French Club '32, '33 XVALTER CARL STRUBE Nc mzzkvs no noixc. bu! hc's ull right buys. Electrical Club '32, '33, Science Club '33, '34 h x +4 . 1 JACK H. STRUBLE lr is Ihr mrn lhur rausc Ihr' ulomvn lu zlislike rurh ulhcrf' Science Club '32, '33: Athlevtic Boosters Club '33, '34: Treasurer Home Room Zodiac Staff '33 I.. VERA SCHULZ final hvr bvx! doing is her brsl Pn- loqnymzf' CLARA LUCILLE SCHMIDT lu jullgr zhux manlvn righl. well you musl know hcr Girl Reserves '33, '34: Commerce Club '34: Treasurer Euphronian '32 3 Zodiac MARVEL J. TAYLOR fl rcul ulhlvlcf' Vice-lf're:-:ident Clozgimz Club '32, '33: Athletic Manager '33, '34: Intramurals '31, '32, '33, '34: Chair- man Intramurals Point System '33 DOROTHY E. TEEL She is lull of fun uml imluslrfous foo. Sub Deb '33, '34: Girl Reserves '32, '33, '34: Bankinsz Council '31: Stu- dent Council '32 JULIA C. THOMPSON Doing nolhmg lo rvpcnl, watchful and obwIl'e-nl, Hoflierni Romani '32, '33, '34: Eunhronian '32, '33, '34: Band '32, '33, Orchestra '31, '33, '34 TED 'THOMPSON lViscly am! slowly: he stumbles who runs fast. Pagv Thirty-rhree DOLPH E. TINGAY A scrious mindful rhup. who intl-mls lo surfer-rl. Hi-Y Club '31 EMILY A. TODEK A ofnurml personalifu wilh a flush of humor. Commerce Club '32, '33, '34 VIRGII. D. TOMBAUGH Shr- is ulluuus plz-usanl and willinq Glce Club '33 DESOLYN O. TRUXELI, .flIIhough she is emlowmi iuilh wil Shc is vera shu in using ir. parrot Club '3l. '32. '33, '34: Girl Reserves '32, '33, '34: Glee Club '33 PAULINE RUTH TURNER lv is no ilisrlrafe 7701 to be uhlc to do I-uurqlhu-a S'-cretarv Home Room '3l: Zodiac Tvnist '33, '34: Ellphronian '33, '34: Parrot Club '34 LAURABEL TAYLOR The hiyhcsl rullurr ix Io srwuh no ill. Girl Reserves '32, '33, '34 ALVIN HARLAYNE U'REN A failhful ami fonsclvniious uunrk- cr. Football '32, General Manager '33: Automotive Club '34, Minstrel Show, Industrial Department JOHN T. VAN OVEREN He whiled away lhe hours wilh music. Band '31, '32, '33, '34, Orchestra '31, '33, Football '32: Track '82 .. 4 K 4. GALE VAN BURGER A shy retiring spirit, get holding his own. VIRGINIA D. WARDELL A child of love and laughter. Oratorical Society '31: Favor Com- mittee J-Hop '32: Welfare Com- mittee '31, '32, '33, '34 LEWIS L. WENDROW Take what is-Trust what may be. Captain Golf Team '33 A JW MARI N F. WENDROW f 'r. Secretary Art Club '33: Zodiac '33: Senior Play EDNA WESTON She has a good heart underneath. Eastern '31, '32, '33 JACK O, WHITE A jack of hearts, but a queen will lake him. Football '32, '33: Aeroplane and Yacht Club '32: President Home Room Page Thirty-four JUNE WILI-IITE ln study she was prompt at every call. Euphronian Society '33, '34 Ho- dierni Romani '32, '33, '34: Camp Fire Club '31: Banking Council '31 ROBERT E. WILKINS I never dare to be as funny as I am. Flint Central '31 g Football '31 Q Basketball '31, '32: Lansing Cen- tral Football '32, '33 FRANCES E. WOODEN A real friendflogal and sincere. Home Room Basketball '31 : Sec- retary Girl Reserves '33 5 Verse Speaking Choir '34 MARY JANE WRIGHT Still waters run deep. Band '31, '32, '33: Orchestra '32, '33: Le Cercle Francais '33, '34: Adelphic Society '32, '33, '34 THOMAS E. WHITE Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well. President Home 'Room VICTOR E. WHITING Let every man mind his own busi- ness. Cabinet Member Hi-Y: House of Representatives '33, '34, Secretary Home Room WILLIAM PATRICK Think twice before you speak. SENIOR A's WITH NO PICTURES IOLA FAE ENSING Sober, steadfast, and demuref' Operetta '31, '32: Clomzinz Club '31, '32: Class Baseball, Basketball, Volley Ball EDITH MAE GARRISON A willing worker in all trades. Glee Club: Grand Rapids Technical High School: Grand Rapids South High School GUY LATOURETTE 'The sort that mm and ladies both like to tall friend. Roxinz Club-Golden Gloves WIl.LIAM LOOK Whatever he does. he Joes well. Football '32: Varsity Club '32 COLORS: Blue and Grey FRANK MILLS A fine fellow and a great friend to all. WILI-IAM PATRICK Think twice before you speak. ELLSWORTH S. PATTERSON Tn he his friend is an honor in- deed. Basketball '30, '31, '32, '38: Var- sty Club '32, '33, '34: Athletic Boosters Club '31 HELEN A. PREMOE The meek shall inherit the earth. Home Economics Club '31, '82, '33 HELEN LUCILLE SMITH WW always find in the book of life some lesson we have to learn. Clogging Club '31, '32, '38: Adel- phic Society '31, '32, '33 MOTTO: Climb though thc rocks be rugged. FORMER SENIOR A OFFICERS SOPHOMORE Keith Campbellm, ,, Dorothy Roost ,, ,, Martha Chamberlain Jeane Lamerson ,,,, , OFFICERS .,,,President L Vice- President Secretary E ,.,,,,Treasurer , EMMA LOTT Class Adviser Page Thirty-five JUNIOR , Lynn Kestenholtz Keith Campbell Ruth Carr Anne Stebbins COMMITTEES J-HOP MEMORIAL Wayne Hicks Anne Stebbins William Bell Robert Perkins Martha Chamberlain Betty Cushman Doris Jaffe Oskar Schreiber Charles Luce Stanley Miller SENIOR B PARTY William Bell Oskar Schreiber Jeane Lamerson Curtis Groves Marion Moore John Maynard Benton Covert Robert Perkins Leo Joyce SENIOR PROM Lynn Kestenholtz Anne Stebbins Frank Gaines Robert Krebs Allan Black Mary Kathryn Harryman Marilvn Myers Oskar Schreiber Alice Shively Donald Bush SENIOR DAY Ruth Carr Marcella Dahline Marveta Kreig Bernadine Caton Curtis Groves Gordon Hicks James McElheron SENIOR ZODIAC Doris Baker Leo Joyce Donald Fishbeck John Carpenter Harry Purdy Evelyn Slayton Barbara Smith Marion Wendrow Page Thirty-six Kathryn Rogers Kenneth Ricks Robert Rule Ardis Reed Julia Thompson Evelyn Miller SENIOR BANQUET Geneva Berglund Florence Clapham Robert Richardson Marion Strait Martha Larned James Myers Alfred Dart Marion Goetz SENIOR PICNIC Keith Campbell William Bell Keith Nelson Margaret Montgomery Delma Franklin CAP AND GOWN Dorothy Roost Robert Scott SONG Marveta Kreig Robert Allnut Alfred Dart Ruth Carr Alice Foote YELL Dairwood Mote Harold Graham Alberta Green Maxine Macy ANNOUNCEMENTS Ruth Carr June Dean Q Tom White Margaret Montgomerv Stanley Miller Robert Shassberger -. ' 1 ' N , FN 9 scnkelsen GAINES mason sms GRAHAM SIPNUCIDUB SCIDUDUIIUSTFUGIAWIES IQESTEN HOLZ. HICKS BELL CAMPBELL BLACK ' W . 5... QE V I X A 5. X 'X I Q I 5: yt flf ,I W' Q 1 tr , .-.U B A qv!!! I ly I fj Q if 4 . i CHARLES LEE SPRINKLE HELEN D. SQUIER At each hard task he looks a bit. Her good nature conquers all. JI Thi-n gr,ns, pulls uf? his com and Student Council '32:General Chair- hurklvs in and wins. man Biz and Little Sister Tea '33: President Sophomore Class: Presi- Chairman Favors Committee J-Hop ident Senior Class: Sports Editor '33: Secretary Senior Class Zodiac: Ba ketball '33, '34g Oracle . Board S JAMES POETZINGLR Good boys love their sistcrs, . But so good have l grown, I' 'X mfg wwe 'O bc WISH than That I low' other boys' sisters nvcessarg. ' Q ,H , Vice-President Senior Class: Gen- Sglrfigiv Pfgyizwsitgent Council . J- Hop Committee Chairman: Oracle Iioard eral Chairman Senior B Party: Football '33: Tennis '33, '34 VIRGINIA COBB - Peru words spoke shu- hut get she playt-tl her part. Student Council '33: Treasurer Home Economics Club '33 - - M. PAUL She ainis about' the mark to hir the mark. Vice-President Junior Class: Vice- President Home Room '33g Student Council '32g Girls' League Commit- tee Chairman '33 ELEANORE EINCH Of her we rxprcr 1 he I great things, Secretary Sopho 3 Senior 3 Play: Presid t ome oomg Par- r Club X ' OR B. KIMMERER , . Stutllous and quiet fan ideal girl. Commerce Club '32, '33, '34 CLARKE W. BROWN, JR. S Hr Is willing to he conuinrml, but hnd tht' one who can conutncc him. 3 President Home Room '34g Art Club '33, '34g Decorations Commit- tee J-Hop awk! C- , nf' ,-1' WlI,LlAM H. HAVENS ,A 'JXJ I am not htlnmered by yesterday. I President Athletic Booster '32g Football '3l: Boxing Club ' HELEN M. BEARDSLEE She greets your tvs s ruth laughter, Oh. she ts the girl all thc wits are afturf' . Class Secretary '33: Secretary Girls' League '33: Senior Play: Chairman Health and Emily Post Units, Girls' League LEILA A. CLARKE ln hur uou see much you will arl- rnttef' Adelphic Society '33, '34: Home HARRY L. C RAD. JR. Hr has enough it to make 11 sand- par. Room Oracle Collector '34 President Stu t Council: Presi- vw' 34 l c dent J 'or ss: Football '32, '33, MAX DEHN Greater men than I haue lived, but I doubt it. Commerce Club '33, '34 Page Thirty-eight L X144 ALJ B. MARION ADAMS None lived Yhlll could dong hor rharmf' Girl .Reserves '34: Euripidean '34: President Home Room '33, Or- chestra '33, '34 HELEN ANTHES Her manner is always pleasing to others. RALPH L. ANDREWS Harhl Do I hear lhc' Iardy bcll? Electrical Club '31, '32, Boxing Club '33, '3 5 Prope 'es Comnfttee J- 83 Q ym HAM A WAYNE BANNER Laughing is a healthful exercise, look al mel Boxinsr Club '31, ' ' Auto tie A MARIE BARTZ Oh, my dear, have you hrard lhe lalr'slt ' Commerce Club '33, '34 JOHN DOUGLASS BATES Hark! Now I shall speak. Debate Team '32: Journalism Club '32, '33, '34: Debate Club '32, '33, '34: Oratory '32, '33 GERTRUDE BATTIN She's nice lo know. San Bernardino High: Knap Sack Club: Glee Club CAROLYN M. BAUER A quiet manner defies criric ' Home Room Oracle Collect' '3 l'x l CXO, I Page Thirly-nina WAIVAH BEIRS Hur Luau rx a rherru mir. Home Economics Club '34, Girl Sc ut Corps '34 www WESLEY ENT Y np is li 0 il- , uf' C ': ::, I 1QI ' lv, 5 5' I I Student I ADA GERALDINE BERRY 'l'hvrc s music in lhe air. Band '32, '33, '34: Orchestra '32, '33: Choir '32, '33, Speaking Choir '34 KENNETH BRITTEN Drums in his heart. Band '32: Music Committee J-HUD: Cabin Club '33 X VVARD H. BROADBENT A mul alhlcla and a mag. Track '32, '33, '34: Football '32, '33, '34: J-Hop Committee LJWLK5 l BESSIE M. BROWN I never In-all a plaasuii- undur foot. Commerce Club . pf J I f ' J PHYLLIS AN SQ has d way b r JANET COBB Always laughing and having fun. Journalism Club '84: Hodierni Romani '34: J-Hop Committee: Senior B Party Committee l x A t I M MAURICE COOK I have a lot of orntory in me. Motor Club '32, '33: Debate Club '34g Debate Team '33 BEATRICE COOPER She refers silent prudence to Ioqua- P tious folly. Band ' 3: Orchestra '34 1 PAUI. COSCARELLI I desire men about me, with whom I may ronuersef' Swimming '33, '34: Printing Club GUYLE CRISPIN A patient man is a pattern for hm 1 I ,iff 0. ,Q-3 RHUEI. W. CULVER 'l'.'rt- 'Little Giant'. JOHN G. DAMAN The word im ossible is not tn my . . P rlzrtzonaryf' Treasurer Taxidermy Club '33g Vice-Pr ident Cabin Club '33, '34 ' v A ' ' - ANIELS an angel but IS she? 5' C - 9 , Sh 1 ,A f I 5 -. Girl Reserves '32: Sec- v: Home Room: Treasurer Eur: ean: A Cappella Choir MICHAEL DANILOWSKI There is great wen in words. Taxidermy Club '3 Page Forty D. IRENE DAVIS The mildest manners and the gen- lies! heart. Opera '32: A Cappella Choir '345 Girls' League Committee '33 DOROTHY V. MARIE DEAN An e nes irl wi n cheery smile and iz art. Clog ' l '3 '33, '34: Basket- ball ' , '33 ' : Volley Ball '32, '33 , Ball '32, '33, '34 'LELAND K. DEMOTT He speaks not but there seems lu be conversation in his eyes. Track '32, '33g Basketball '32, '33, '34: Football '32, '33: Class Basket- ball . HAROLD DILLABAUGH Surcess is my aim. Motor Club '32, '33, '343 Automo- tive Club '34g Boys' Glee Club '33 U. Cl-IARLICE DOANE And entertains u ihrvrful tlispusl, lion. 0 WILM E. DUN I I lo w' 1 w A lpi ociety'3 , 34:J-Hop Deco tion Comm ttee '333 Girls' League Committee '32, '33 BEATRICE ECKER A woman ol' action. Senior Play, Secretary Hodierni Romani '33g J-Hop Reception Com- mittee: Chairman Recreation Unit Girls' League '33 i JERRY W. ERLER Even little things have their peru- Ixar grace. Debate Club: Senior Play M5195 'r RICHARD GILMORE ll good afhlele and a good xporlf' Football '33: Basketball '32, Var- sity Club: Secretary Boxing Club '33 ff- 1.6, ROSCOE GODDARD He has a studious look uml yvlr Cabin Club '33, '34: Solo Club '33, '34: Choir '32, '33, '34, Opervtta '32, '33 WALTER GOODZ llc srvmx quicl bu! mln wr kool: him? Cross Country '32: Track '32, '33, Cabin Clu '33, '34 Mlm EARL H. GORDON Sell rms! ix the essencv of herm'sm, Basketball '32, '33, '34: Football '32, '33, '34: Track '33, '34: Boxing: Club X Y X ,, x - P 1.62111 ' 7 J fltjvlfk WALTER GREEN An ounce of chevrfulness is u'orllr u pound of sadness. Cheerleader '32, '33, '34 sfr'AN1.EY Kfglgco A Uooll :foul um! u go fellow Football '32, '33, '34: Track '33, 34: Athletic Manager Junior Class: Cliosophic Society '33, '34 CHARLEEN GROHMAN A maid:-n never bold. Treasurer Home Economics Club 32: Adelphia Society '33, '34: Com- , J ncement Commit e '34 LA., -1 IA, 'vm-ov'-1 KKDAM MARSHALL GUNN 'fl man of firm funuicllons ix he. Cross Country '31, '32, Track '32, 33, '34: Varsity Club '33, '34 l JV ' ' 1ymDE1.1NE M. HAMILTON 1 I It ' VL.-L ,, I X A JERNITH GUNNELL Prima ro walk wirh, wing ro ralk lUllh. Girls' Athletic Manager '32, '34: Athletic Board of Control: Secre- tary Girl Reserves '33, '34: Sub Deb Club '33, '84 J 1 HELEN GUYLAS fl gurl of true sineerilyf' Art Club '32, '33 ROBERT S. HALL S1lvm'e is lhc hes! resolve, Le Cercle Francais '34 N Q4 , - L L . I 3 J JEAN RAE HAMILTON J W f f ff' Dignity is :he highest allainmenl for u lady. Decorations Committee Senior B Party: Home Economics Club '34 ELAINE HARDTKE Sill-nee' never makes u blunders. commerce ,Club ' . fi 1,1 1,4 J . BEHAGE A. HASBANY Cures may be many. but none have l. Football '33 6 . BERNICE HERNER Mischief iwinkles in her eyes. Senior B Party Committeeg Class Athletic Manager '33 L Page Forty-two Mgjufy ..,. A EDM area HHH-' 7 ED EDVJARD ALFRED HERIG Where he succeeds. the merits are all his own. Glee Club: Automobile Club: In- dustrial Minstrel Show V, vf, k!,liAj,.-L41 MARY ELLA HESS Self-reuerenre, self-knowledge, self- conlrolf' Senior Play Committee GERALD HOFFMAN A litllc nonesense now and Ihen ls relished by the wisest men. Cheerleader '32, '33, '34g Hi-Y '32 MADELEINE .M.fH Quiet, es! ue lrudious is she. ?W cs Club ROBERT D. HUMPHREY Laugh and rhe world laughs willy you!-Bob's motto. Football '32, Vice-President Ath- letic Booster Club '34: J-Hop E-Off X ' l JELL Speech is great b silenre is ber- : r. JOHN r 'N A ,J ,I -sr ACK HURLEY Life is zoo shorr zo waste time studying, Track '32, '33: Class Basketball '33: Class Track '32 EVA MAE HABEL Be silenl, or say something betler than silence. WW Q., . .4-' ROBERT K. JACK Ulluppu mun huuv many frlenllsf' Operctta '32, '33: President Cabin Club '32, '33: Secretary Hi-Y '3l: Glee Club '33 vvi ILE NO JACKSON li 'f d will cv:-r womlrr wha! ent Council '32, '34, Vice- esident Frasoris '33, '34: Senior 4 li Pluy: Program Committee Big ' and Little Sister Tea '33 1 do nm. DOROTHY JOHNSON Who is il run read u woman. Frasoris '34 PAUL JONES Worry, I have never mer. lsootbgll . DORIS KENYON WouIilst thou uvconvplixlz murh? Ilo our thing wt-Il. LOUISE KING Shell rlanrv her u.'uy lhmugh ll'l'n'. Athletic Manager Junior Class: President Euripidean '32, '33: Class Intramurals '32, '33: Vice-Presb dent Closzging Club '33 MYRLE KINNEY 'Silvnre seldom does harm. Home Economics Club '32, '33, '34: Glee Club '32, '33: A Cappella Choir '34 f I in ,SJ ,I ' ISI-l 'Youhg fellows will be young fel- lows. Student Council '33: Football '33. '34: Debate Club '32, '33: Choir '33 Page Forty-three GLADYS KOPIETZ She svvrns quiet and rvxrrvril lo Ihosv who Ju no! know her. Vici--l'rm-sident Home Room '32 JOE KRASx Z He rurrs, l for stu uin II wsu X lhe eyes. Tre' r Printinv Club '34: Cross Co ry: Hi-Y '32: Class Track '33, '34 BERNARD D. LEDIIORD Hfirulirumlv for yvsli-nlag pri-uvnls groaning today. Commerce Club Q . riff ERT E. LAFLAMME Hflx propvr u mun as one shall see, Student Council: Senior Play: Senior B l'artySComm'ittee Chair- man: Athletic Booster Club LEONA LEYRER lg , 'M Hur mmlvsi mnnnrr and grateful 1 -k uir Show her wmv und good us thi- ix lair. Cloxnzimr Club '32 ROSEMARIE LOGAN Hlfucryonc of us hux a gif! Luhirh ix peculiar to her. i ,M CARROLL D. LYNN Why will men worry themselves so? Hand '31, '32, '33: Athletic Booster Club '33, '34: Class Basketball '82: Hour Dance Orchestra '82 BRUCE MQEWING Thou nrt n fellow of good rexpec!. Motor Club '32, '33, '34: Chairman Orchestra Committee J-Hop: De- corating Committee Senior B Partyg Senior B Play C I 3 un.,-' Y' tg 1 ,S GR MCLAURINE ' 'e pass for what we are. rench Clubg Clugging Club MIRIAM A. MACKAY Who hnows what lies benenrh :his quruz nature. French Club '33, Ispheming High School: Girls' Glee Club '31, '32, '33: Mixed Chorus '32 CLARA MEIER Hof parallvlf By jon-, lhvrv 1.x nom- hur hcrsr-If. Chairman Decorating: Committee J-H p: Vice-President Sub Deb 33 ' 4: Girls' Class Intra- srxil I thletics '32, '34: enim' Play V 'I lf? I , JACK B. MILLER He enlers wholeheurlullly Inlo every- thing. Hi-Y '33, '34, President Electric Club '34 KATHALEEN MINGUSIJ Szill water runs deep. I Euphronian Society 0, I . 1 .l A la' I fi. GERTRUDE J. MOENING Whom wen critici fail to criririze JOHN H. MOORE 'Every man is the muher of his own forlunesf' V ice President Home Room M ARY M ORLEY We know Illrle of thee, but that is gooJ. Frasoris Society '34 4 Page Forty-four vH ' ROBERTA J. MOTT Thou seem'st to enjoy life. J-Hop Committee: French Club: Senior B Play: Girl Reserves CLAUDE MURRAY Every man is a volume if you know how to read him. Boxing Club RUTH NIESZ She's nicesl as her our: sul-4-1 sc-lf. Frasoris Society '34 EDITH IRENE NIMPHIE Her thoughls and her romlurt are her own. Commerce Club '32, '33, '34 PHILIP NOLEN What mailers if we be huppu ' Band '32, '33, '34, Hi-Y '32 ll ll DOROTHY NORRIS She is mild and gentle. A Cappella Choir '32, '33: Oper- etta '32 WlI.LIAM B. PEIST 'l'on1orroLL fha! never romes: Why worry then I say? Operetta '33: Glee Club '33, Motor Club '34: A Cappella Choir '33, '34 ANGELINE RAI-IALL My rhoughls and wmmenls are my own. EILEEN RANDALL A good hearled anal diligenl maiden is she. A Cappella Choir '32: Solo Club '33, '34: Girls' Glee Club '32, '33, '34 PHII. RAY I have rusted lhe jog that springs from luborf' Hi-Y Clu '3 -J 1 DOROTHY DEANE RIDER rl rlrevrful merrq xpiril hux slum Aclelphic Soi-iety '33, '341 Girls' League Committee FREDERICKA RIFFEI. 'fl maiden fair Io we. Vice-President Writers' Club '33: Euripidean Society '32: Frasoris Society '33, '34 M M R BERT NEY llc it n worlhq mlm withal. Ilancl : Orchestra 2 A Cappella Choir FRANK ROSE I mulu' ir a poinl never Io rom' plain. Treasurer Poetry Club '34g Band '32, '33, '34 AI.VIN G. ROSS I have labored much on my sludiesf' Athletics: Senior Play Committee '34: Motor Club '32 l.ESSlE RUCH NoIhing is impossible lo imluslryf' Clol-tiring Club '32, '33 Page Forly-live fl I MW' vflf FRANCIS D. RUSH livery young man has his frivolous moments. Motor Club '32: Frasoris '32, '33, '34g Senior Play JUANITA IfAY RYDER Not much Iulk a long smwvl sili-noe. Clomziniz Club: Class Athletics RICHARD A. SADLER Hr lonlzx xtudiuux um! uavurs u lulxl7ful lmrlz lor girln un' his sluilu iiml fun his book. Football '31, '32: Vice-Prez-tident lioximz Club: Student Duty Force '31 1 MII.O E. SALTER One Innmul always juilgl' bu uuorilx. W 'rs hvzn-r In look in-ur. Parrot Club '32, '33, '34: Travel Club '32, '33, '34: Senior Play: De- corating Committee Senior B Party 6 f V , M!! jjfT'4J:Qf JOURMA OLAVI SARTO lVe'll all agree he is a good fellow. Treasurer Model Aeroplane and Yacht Club Commerce Club '33, '34: G. 0. Ticket Collector '32, '33, '34: Ora:-le Collector '34 .IOHN PAUI. SCHNEIDER C'hrrrfulm'xx is nn offshoot of goorl- nms uml nl' u'isilon7. MAX R. SEEDS Some are wise: some olherwisef' Boxing '31, '32: Wrestling '33 VIRGINIA M. SEPANEK Life would be dull wilhoul her. Girl Reserves '33, '34: History and Travel Club '33, '34: J-Hop: Senior B Party DOROTHY SHAEFER There is a mujeslg in sirnplicitu whifh is far above rhe quainlness of wil. Secretary Home Room '32g Com- merce Club '33 AGNES SMITH She spares no pain in doing her best. Clogging Club HERBERT SMITH Describe him who Can. History and Travel Club '33, '34, Intramurals: House of Representa- tives '33: Treasurer Home Room '31 RITA DOLORES STARR To a young heart euerylhing is fun. WARD D. STEVENS. JR. 1 am happy. Whul is wrong wilh :he res: of :he world? President Frasoris '33, Student Council '34: President Home Room '33, Senior B Play ALICE E. SWARTS LeI's be gay while we may. IRLEY F. SWEETLAND What shall I do lo be forever hnown. ' Clogizing Club '32, '33, '34, A Cappella Choir '32, '33, Girls' Glee Club '32, '33, '34 ZOE THIEDEMAN Some Ihinh :he world is made for fun and frolic, and so do I. sub Deb Club 'KK BEATRICE TUNMER Gentle of speech, benehcem of mind. IONE UNSELD She makes sunshine in shady placesf Grand Rapids Creston JOHN VAl,O Men of few words are the best. DONALD E. XVALDREN Come sing now. for I know you sing LL'e'll. Operetta '32, '33: President A Cappella Choir '32, 33: Assistant Advertising Manager Zodiac '32, '33, '34 DOLORES WINN And her dark eyes, how eloquenlf' Favors Committee J-HOD! Secre- tary Hodierni Romani: Writers' X lub Intramural Sports JU-'Riff' CHARLES WINRICH + Always good naluredf' Student Manager '31, ' 2 , Gizwffe DORIS ELAINE WISE Common sense is genius in its work- ing dress. Vice-President Home Room: Senior B Party Committee: Hodierni R0- mani: Adelphia Society ' 7- Qf OROTHY WRIGGELSWORTH I t The hind of a girl you like lo I meer, Vice-President Home Room: Treas- urer Home Economics Club: Class Athletics: Girls' League Committee PEGGY WHYTE The beginnings uf all things are small. Art Club: Girl Reserves BUFORD PEOPLES A friend is worth all hazards we can run, Treasurer Motor Club: Industrial Minstrel Show MW' EDMUND WI ANDT My Fort! is my chariot, I shall not walk. Student Council '32, '34g Senior Play '34g Treasurer Junior Class: Football '32 f fl JARL s soN ' tl. will a rtllianl, a prince of e ' J a s Club: Student Councilg ate Club I FRANK PYLMAN I would help others out of a fellow n.-img. Boxing Club '33, '34 SENIOR B's WITHOUT PICTURES WILLIAM BARROWS I never trouble trouble, until trouble troubles me. Boys' Glee Club '33: Automobile gliib '34: Industrial Minstxkel Show JOHN CARR , W A man must haue'his privileges. LEE CORYELL A man of good sense who battles for the true and just. as Football '32, '33, '34: Track '34 MARJORIE DAVIDSON Nothing is hard to a willing mind. Glee Club '31, '32, A Cappella Choir '31, '32 EDWIN G. GILLETTE Could I find my proper groove, what a deep mark I would make. Band Vlffttflflr .vw PHX HAZEL MILLER Class Adviser Page Forty'seven RICHARD S. HARPER A man of gladness seldom falls into madness. HAROLD JOHNSON If all school were arhletirs: how happy l'd be. Basketball '31, '32: Football '32, '33: Varsity Club '33 VERA MACOMBER Athletic tournaments? She was there, JOHN PRYOR Let us take things as they come. Track '33g President of Band '83 THERON S. TUPPER The noblest mind the best content- ment has. LEWIS WOODS Plain truth needs no flow'rs of speech, COLORS: Lavender and Yellow MOTTO: A winner never quits and a quitter never wins. J-H0p SENIOR B PARTY Charles Sprinkle, General Chairman Clara Meier, Decoration Chairman Gernith Gunnell Clarke Brown Ward Broadbent Robert Roney Howard Stevens Roberta Mott Virginia Sepanek xx Robert Hall Margaret Daniels Wilma Dunn Bruce McEwing. Music Chairman Kenneth Britten Eleanor Finch Don Waldren Josephine Florian James Poetzinger, Walter Swanson Velma Frizzle Robert Humphrey Eleanor Jackson Helen Squires, Favors Chairman Robert LaFlamme Dolores Winn Elsbeth Farrington Olavi Sarto Helen Beardslee, Reception Chairman Edmund Wiegandt Robert Jack Beatrice Ecker Edmund Wiegandt. Finance Chairman Pauline Carr Jerry Erler Marion Adams, Property and Clean-up Chairman Advertising Chairman Walter Remez Gaze Kish Stanley Gregory Janet Cobb Madeline Hamilton Walter Remez, General Chairman Howard Stevens, Decoration Chairman Jerry Erler Virginia Sepanek Bruce McEWing Marvin Gillenwater Madeline Hamilton Robert Roney Doris Wise Milo Salter Gernith Gunnell, Favors Chairman Marion Adams Bernice Herner Don Waldren, Music Chairman Clara Meier Roscoe Goddard Helen Squires, .Reception Chairman Roberta Mott Harrv Conrad James Poetzinger, Ticket and Clea Mike Danilowski Walter Goodz Walter Green Ralph Andrews Robert LaFlamme, Janet Cobb Paul Coscarelli SENIOR PLAY Elsbeth Farrington Mary Ella Hess Robert Jack Alvin Ross Harry Conrad RING AND PIN FORMER SENIOR B SOPHOMORE Charles Sprinkle ,,,.,,., Willard Bowerman ,,,,,,, Eleanor Finch. ,,,,,,,,,, Harry Conrad ......,, Pauline Carr Beatrice Ecker Dorothy Norris Robert Hall Helen Squires OFFICERS President ......,. .,,,,,,V1ce-Presrdentnn..- Secretary ,,.,,,.. 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BUDS, SPUDS, LADIES AND LUDS In every bushel, Is said to be, One bad potato, Now, Juniors, we CAhemj Who've somewhat longer, Held down seats At Central High School,- We, I say, can see, Few bad potatoes on, Th J ' t ,- e unior ree fOr do they grow therefl But-heed our plea! In your large mass, Oh, Junior Class, There are some who need a sorting. Just cut the bad spots off, Some quickly mouldering spuds. And then--Ah, surely then-we'll clofli Our hats. and grandly bow, lYes, grandlyj, to the luds, And ladies too Cyoo-hooj and cough, fwith deferencei, A thank you for trustworthy buds. Wliicli soon, we see, will decorate the Senior tree WAI,'FER SwANsoN. lIl 'lluW Illn... ... aiu I lIIIIIllI o' 'LAW 'll' I an - Q l to ,Ill , I , ilu- f f V 4 f- . i A 3 i t fr iii , 5 I A .n lr ' Univ-'H Top Row: Graham, 1 Lunn, Lwlyarrl Seventh Row: Lane, Paul, I'otts, Koons, Frisoski, Foster, Garrlener, Cook, Dull-her, lflhret, Foltz, Huffman Sixth Row: Henfly, Green, Frazier, Giannaris, Christian, Holly, l i1:1:, Hauffman, Rutter, llymnnsl. Payne, Davis, llale. Gomlrieh, Gilson, Davis Fifth Row: liietriv-h, Finklmiener, Jeffery, Huston, Haslinger, Haul-nstern, Linsea, Green, Easton, Reeks, Kirlriey, Hill, Plasterhrook, Marsh Ifonrth Row: Roof, ltost, Rhodes, Howard, Hildinxzer, Hardy, Paton, Hn-rr, Maslill, l'oxson, Carpenter, Hunt, Hopkins, Mc-Kivhen Hardy, lleonarilson. Hough, Preston, Fluhrer, Evans Third Row: Green, Drowser, Dear-on, Dunbar, Myers, Kirehen, KI:-ilu-, Riehardqon, Llc-tzke, Priee, Ilollcl, Hopp, Hubbard Kienne, Hutt, Haskin, H4-rshisvr, Fisher, Ray, Shipman Sn-eonsl Row: Hansen, Holmes, Hamilton, Janetzke, Rogers, l'ylman. Reecl, Lonxreur, Liest, llamlt, Howler, Romaninski, Ryon Lot-kwooel, Sawyer, Lanulois, limvry, Hass, Haflml, Hill. Garrison First Row: Hs-nclges, Dun-her, Pratt, Dehinski, Douglas, Hepfer, llc-nrh. l'lteh4-r+on, Hopkins, Jenison, .lor4lnn, Hamilton Molrlenhauer. Kyes, llinsea. Hamn'n-rsrhniiult, Roe Top Row: Morrey, Munxon, Neuman, Burgess, Mifflin, Bartz, Moore, Brown, Berry, Rathburn, Bentley, Baker, Bell. Carpenter, Cottom, Norris Fourth Row: Cownlry, Brooks, Cole, liar:-elow, Harbor, Baker, lierkholxler. Clough, Bro4Iher1:h, Collins, Chamberlin, Clark, Fume, lk-ll, Morforml, Armstrong, Conway, Miller 'l'hircl Row: Mossn-4-k, Cox, Holster, Miller, Curtis, Calhoun, Moaher, Ms-nhs-ni:-Ia, Alvorrl, Cook, liclwards, Moore, Norris, Miller, Novello, F. Novello, Mosher 5 Sm-eonnl liow: Morris, llenovitz, lim-ac-h, Cullem, Corwin, Chapin, Coffey, Chew, lluruen, Barnes, Avery, Allen, Bates, Burton, Moyer, Clemins, Allen, Hoster, Moore First Row: Champney, Bailey, Ouimet, Newton, Burgis, Appleion. Uross, Bennett, Anwlem, Allen, Chapman, Cantrell, Bushley, liuwh Chattleld Mills JUNIOR A CLASS g - I'lnJr I-'nflglfflirve ll Y 1 5 4 V Top Row: llryanton, Gulash, Holly, Wise, Tunrlerlin, Sprague, Rohm, Adams, Howorth. Ely, Smith, Curtiee, Couzzins lfourth Row: Alvliey, Dean, Sayers, Berk, Haynes, Guenther, Barnett, Morse, Mulvahy, Butler, Brundapze, Flynn, Mills, Dally, hunt, Mingus, McClellan Third Row: Gas:-ho, Brown, Amstey, Cole, Pratt, Owen, Murphy, Younger, H inritz. Jack. S4-hottle, Belknap, Beachler, Crammer Second Row: Gardner. Dixon, Falmiano, Hoaclley, Keyes, Moore, Affeldt, Timpani, Sheets, Abraham, Goyt. Dolph, Marzkc, Haddad First Row: Norris, Rizrxzs, Sprague, Sweet, Smith, Haigrht, Goodrich, Barber, Ilallanrc, Speck, James, Farhat, Warner, Carlton, Adams ?eWzf fmiu0,+dL Q1. Top Row: Snyder, Dunn, Robinson, Millard, Koslosky, Lospinuso, Merchant, James, Cooper, Ackerman, Trescott, Ayers, Kring Third Row: Pivken, Rohrer, Vroegindowey, Enyart, Kenyon, Lewis, Jackson. Sawdy, Willis, Lewis, Bills, Cross, Brown, Cash Sc-vond Row: Moore, Leatherman, ML-Loughlin, Duart, Baryam s, Kapuseinski, Davich, Meseroll, Llanos, Ashe, Kessler, Fur- yrason, Blu-inler. Wacker, Roberts, Green First Row: Amiotte, Parrish, Sehnahlc-, Richardson, Neller, Balasses. fro-diy, Grill, Gunnell, Holden. Torgrerson, Trailer, Andros, Uorlwishley, Lenz JUNIOR B CLASS I'mlv Ilfm lou: fb K Q H XJ:-A 'Pm ff-L I J, ff M wf, . ig S , W' W 3? Lt - is ' x ,uw . 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And I press her with my fingers And I draw my heart across her For I love to hear her sing, And my soul cries, Ah, ah, ah! How the joy of her tone lingcrsl' And I cry: Ah, ah, ah! How you sing beneath my ingersl How my heart retjoices in you! Oh, how clear your tone! How sweet your melody! Ah, how I love you, True Sincerity! VES'I'A GREEN f f 6 I l:lll llllllllIlIllIIll ' pw -.ll 'Vg-Tigllvg ..nlllmml!I I J X Q- Q D fm? Q 'S 9 , m 'x l we 5 'slrnm ' sa xl Y' f ' ,5'- , H+' ' ' I I - J y I f is I I Q- Eg , 1 f' 'ull I 2332? 4221.2 '- .Il U Ill X fee. if an I I , V ix .U X 4 Q I IX? ,IQ Q Q 'X ff , ,h 'IU I ' I I J f fa I I I I , Y Y'Yw'r-' 'l'up VQ. . 2 l ift h llnw: I . Clnrk, t', Wnrrl, York, Walltun, llrzulshnw, W. West. Wrulu-l. Illftvk, llc-rnurtl, llulnn-r, S. llanilvy, Ilnlmt-. 41' lit-wly. Iizlll Sixth Huw: llyrxl, llnrtlm-tt, liirvlilit-lrl, Atwlvn. f'uurs'y, llc-nirry, 'l'limnpsun, A, 'l':iylnr, l'rmnIson. 'l'lim'lu-r, 'l'z1rlu-, llt-nninpul 'l'mnu: I4 l inwtm ll xlllll inn in 4. t llnnnli nn . ' s, ' :urtun.l'ns1 Ruw: Iiruuks, Fulk, links-r, G. Wnrtl, Winans, Collins, Whitnmrv. Cuvt-rt. l'h:nnn:ln, l'rt-ssnr. l'iswl, .l. l'lnrlt, llnrltlu-ul Nnlvn, J. Tnylnr lfuurlh Row: Vliiiuzwzisli, Antlursun, tlxrnvll, Vlfriuht, Crnwfurtl, l'unnnins, Ailu-n. Austin, lhwrm-r. Iitmni, M. W4-st, lmmrlznw llitn ll lir WI I 1' nulnll -,. m'i,.. :ui- 'l'hir4l Huw: llntls-rlia-lnl, Collin-R. llullvr, llusliy. J. Brown, llllrulvn. li. lllltlt-r. ll:-nm-tt. llnyvr. Anclrvsn-n, .l. llutlvr, ll--tltn llm-mont, I'h:in4llm-r, llurw-es, Uzlrt, Trutt St-I-mul Row: 'l'st'hirh:1rt, Tnnn, Wnlz, Taft, Trurlixeun, N. Willinms. Witlmziyor, S. Willinnis, Wt-ltun, Wimn-r, 'l'lium:ts, 'l'm-lui Uhl, Iiuuuhiwr, 'l'tlH'li'l'Oli, llmnu-ll First liuw: lIpli4'l', VVilsnn, J, llziilvy, VVi1-nt-r. Anust, lifllfllfllvll. Wilt-y. 'l'vnn4-y, Alulmtt, VVhitv. ll. 'l'zlylnr. ll. l'l:trlx, VV:ill:lu lirvnflalil, Fxulmk. lDiVis-tri 'l'tx1x Row: Plwltly, Mzulisun, Davis, I I:tnQc-ii, .lunt-s, Glasslurn A-imlc, Hmmm. Hx-ntly, Ht-rslliwt-r, lhzins, Kinilmll, V:lnl'iil Vunllutt-n, Sirnmnns, Fultszvli l ifth linw: llunlm-y, Strulrlu. Supp. Hill, l us1e-r, Hully, Hull, Eilstun, ll. Smith. Snllnulc-rs. Klillm-Ill-, Ilintun, llumln-ll, Sc-wut Hzlmmuntl. Shank lfnllrlli lluw: Unitluntilit-rl, Hzirtfnrfl, Sllt't'll1l2il'l, Svhurnp, Shafer, Skutt. Sivxzrist. 'l'isQuc'. Nimpliv, Smith-nlmt1l'L:'. Vsinluurn. Stn-1 1 Sniaillimlzro, Slim-lr, IC. Smith, Hnatiw, llinxrmnn 'l'hirtI Row: l'Zlll'lll'l', Svhillcr, Hoffman, l t-ltnn. Hvimltke, Grnhsun, l rs-nvh, lCvvlvlwi'l'y. lfvrris, l vr'u'1wuii, Imnn -, 4' HL-ln-rlinxz, Gay, Hunter, lfnrhvs St-4-mul Ruw: Starnanmn. Sale, Vim-s, Hnrrimzttm, Elliot, H. Smith, Snwyt-r, thmtlz, Gwyn. I-'nllm-r, lllaulstmu-. lluilm Gmulrim-h. Goarhzirt, Gruy First Row: Vl'l'lI1ll5'l'Ii, C. Smith, Y. Smith. Svhwier, Sohn, Stringer, Nvwoll. Slirzult-r, Newman. Nt-ttnny. St-liinim:-l. l Vunwt-lst-iinvrv, J. Vanwclsonavru, Strahan, Rt-1-tl SOPHOMORE A CLASS llutft' l vl'tz1 mm' hm l Imxtn ' v Top Row: H. Smith, Spencer, Squire, LaParl, McKane, McLean, Silkey, Johnson, Ludovico, Lorenson, McKenzie, King, Wineyzardner, Ochampaugh, Pifer, Neisz, Roberts, VanLoton Fourth Row: Kosht, Mullen, Warren, Towne, Shaw, R, Smith, Lynch, Kinir, Norris, Taber, Randell, Myers, Moore, Laing, Krider, LeFurf.te, McMahon, Mitehell Third Row: Jaeger, Larry, Payne, Lewis, Ludwig, Severanve, Johnson, Maufor, O'Berry, Sessions, Wilson, Rohar, Oade, McClaurine, Monroe, McCullough Second Row: Linsea. Swartz. Tombaugh, Wilson, J. Wilson, Sumner, Speers, Ziegler, Street, Scott, Johnson, Keeney, Jupin, Pellpshen, McDonough, Moltzon, Illing, Kessler, Nasner FiI'Sf Row: Vflllirhan, Sweet. Rahal, R3Ch, Paul, R0hI'b3l'hQI', RKEHS, Tortu, Sober, Roper, Slomke, Steinman, Sharp, Pierce, Saal, Strandber Z Top Row: Crothers, Hall, Evanlf- D ' H rane Digby, Harper, C ell, Giannaras, Harris, Beam, A. Bates on I f Fourth Row: Doyle, Darcy, Bennett. Barrows, Herr, avis, 0 y, 'org' C G rr'son ramer, a 1 Third Row: Davich, Flinchbaugh, Graham, Flanders, Hildineer, Hayes, Carman, Brooks, Carver, Bennett, Berxzer, Beelye, Heil Baldwin Hopkins Second Row: Gilmore, Eckert, Dungay, Clawson, Argue, Berry, Heil, F. Holmes,.M. Holmes. Hall, Brown. Favor, Bigelow Garrison, Howland, Baryamas, Cotton, Aldrich - rismore, Dunham, Dollman, House, Halava, Hawsen, Egzrl, Horancy Dingman, Harley, Bayless SOPHOMORE B CLASS Page Sixty First Row: Hursh, Frink, Atchison, Baldwin, Bacorn, C 'Y ,- ix A. .--1-.,,..,,..,:-li . b . L 'QE V' skew J r' gi L A . .P ' 'V 4, 5 ' 'i '63 V 1 ,Ja-1.,,?:'A A. .l Y C J . 'Q H we :,'.1' Q 'Sud 1 n ALLEN rw 5, EIKRSON nyw ll0L1-13335 lc? 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FRANCES FREEMAN Q- FIRST SEMESTER Lynn Kestenholtz ,,,.,,,,,, James Baker.. ,,,,... Ardis Reed ,.,...., Robert Rule ...,.. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President.....,,,,, ..,,.,, Vice-President ,,,,.,, Secretary-.,,,.-....WL. Chief Student Duty Officer-. GIRLS' LEAGUE BOARD OF SECOND SEMESTER ,,,,r.,,,r...., Harry Conrad Jeane Lamerson m,,.,Wayne Hicks .,--..Robert Rule CONTROL FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER Jeane Lamerson. ....,,,.... ....,,...., , President ,,,,,,,.. ,,,.... . Martha Chamberlain Kathleen Campbell .,,.,... - .,,,,,....., .Vice-President ,.A.......,,,. ,.,..,...,..,,,,,.. C lara Meier Maxine McLaughIinr ....,,, ..,..,,,,,,,.e....,,. S ecretary ....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. ,,,..,..,,,,.,..., N ina Kies Betty Pratt .,,,,,,.....v,,,,.. .,.... , .Chairman of Vocational Unit,, ,..,. ..,,,,. . ..,,Ruth Carr Martha Chamberlain A.,...., ....... , L Chairman of Health Unit ,... W ,A....,, Helen Beardslee Beatrice Ecker .....,.,...,... -. ...., Chairman of Recreation Unitn ..e., ......,,.... E Velyn Snyder Isabel Hardy ,,,,, . ..,.,,,, ,...r, , , , Chairman of Service Unit ,,A,,,,... ,...,, J eane Leatherman Patricia Moore ,,....,, ,,.... , Chairman of Emily Post Unit ,,,...., ....,,,,.e D eborah Dart JOAD Butterfield ...... .,,.... , Chairman of Orientation Unitn ..,, .. ,,.... Emogene Grill ZODIAC EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief ....,, ......,........,.........................,.. ,.....,,,,,, J e an Collins Managing Editor v,.,... News Editor ........,,.. Society Editor ..,.,..,v Sports Editor ....,,....,,. Exchange Editor ...........,..... Pauline Turner Advertising Manager ........,,..,. -,.,.-.Melvin Flading ,-,-..Ralph Kauffman L ......,,,, Doris Baker ---.e--,.-e-----. ..,--.,.... --,,,,Charles Sprinkle TYPISTS BUSINESS STAFF - ...,.....,.,,,,,......e,,, Lawrence Fill Marguerite Foreman ---.---------------..---e---------,-, -.,-,,,,-Robert Allnut Assistant Advertising Manager ..... Assistant Advertising Manager ....,,,, Assistant Advertising Manager ......,, Assistant Advertising Manager ..,,.. Circulation Manager ..v,....,,,.... Assistant Circulation Manager, Bookkeeper ,..................,....,,,,.. PRINTING STAFF - ,,...v.,,, Fred Sleek r,-,..-rDougald' Smith ,,.,,,,..-..-Melv1n Herr ,,--....-,,,.,,..-,Neil Owen ,,,,.,,,Robert Shassberger ,,,.,,,, Marvin Murphy L ,,,, Hildegarde Wendt Make-Up ,,...., ...,............,.,.,.ee........e,....., , ...,,..,,..,,.,,,,...,,,,,,,, D ale Stocker Presswork ,....,, ,,,.,. . Kenneth Belknap, William Revis, Raymond Southwell ADVISERS Elizabeth Molitor-Editorial Herbert Cigard-Printing Howard McCurdy-Business Editor-in-Chief ,.,..... Assistant Editor ..,....t....... Business Manager ....,,......e.. Assistant Business Manager ..,, Advertising Manager ...,...,,,, Bookkeeper .,,..........,., - ASSOCIATE EDITORS Jeane Lamerson '34 Anne Stebbins '34 Marion Strait '34 Helen Beardslee '35 Pauline Carr '35 James Poetzinger '35 ORACLE BOARD ORACLE BOARD e----.-.----.-.,---..-e-----...-----,r-,,....., ,,,,..,,,Virginia Cobb - ..,,.,, ., ..,,, Oskar Schreiber EDITORIAL STAFF TYPIST Bernadine Caton '34 ART EDITORS Alice Shivley '34 Clarke Brown '35 EXFOPIIICIO Wayne Hicks '34 Harry Conrad '35 Charles Sprinkle '35 Page Sixty-four .-...,.Harold Graham ,W Eleanor Finch Robert I-Ioelzle . .,,,,,,, Nina Cherry BUSINESS STAFF A S'T ADVERTISING MANAGER S Max Dehn ADVERTISING STAFF William Havens '35 Leila Clarke '35 Vivian Deacon '34 Eleanor Kimmerer '35 'llup Row: Rcudrick, Andrus, Hopkins, J. Slcclc. Huffman. D. Baker, Conrad. Saundcrs lliird Row: McKichan. l.ylc, Taylor. Carpenter, May. Hicks, Bennett, Ncllcr, Wagner, liolll S,. i ,. X -v w 'X ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' ' nom ou, R, Surly Kish. Killoran, Carnes, 5CllI'Cll7CI', l'osIcr, Black, lladxng, Sprinlxlc l5irsl Row: l.olI. Gibbs, Rccd. J, Baker. Kcslcnholll. Rule, lxlfurgc. Brody STUDENT COUNCIL l5s'I'ABl,iSHr3p 1921 Top Row: XVclls. Moore. Bultcrncld, Prail, Mable, Ackerman. lickcr Second Row: Vwlcng, Hardy, Kicppc, Bishop, Minsliall, Chamberlain, Clapham. Adams lfirst Row: Scovcll, McLaughlin, lamcrsun, Gibbs. l.o1l, Campbell, Vvlilson GIRLS' LEAGUE BOARD OF CONTROL lES'I'ABI.ISHliD 11117 Pugi' .Yixly live X . A tfxyll M E-f X . , . . - ...nr--an ir., Top Row: Chamberlai . Bartz, Rathbun, tlarvis, Shassberger, Belknap. Stocker Third Row: Lutl. Sout ell. evi . Nelson, Allnut. Hendges. Berner, Barnes, Evans, Flading iauHm.in, Murphy, Fill Lewis. Updyke Second Row: Densmore, Foreman, Collins, Teel, Ackerman. Selby, Pratt, Davenport, Ashe Turner, Beardslee, Gunnell, Gillett First Row: Baske, Dart, Chapman, Snyder. Wendt. Mingus, Morse. Baker, LeClcar, Snyder Schmidt ZODIAC STAFF ESTABLISHED 1904 Top Row: Scott, Bush, Schlichter, Seamans. Dutcher, Phil, Rathbun Second Row: Hicks. Gardner, Bennet, Foster, Speelman, Gaines, Burlingham, Bentley First Row: Shassberger, Graham, Kaufman, Rule, Nelson, Baker, Swanson STUDENT DUTY FORCE ESTABLISHED 1925 Puye Sixlyasix ypfl fiudfli Standing: Cook, Purdy, Nlclflhcron, Speck Seated: lVlcDoug:1ld, Stoltz, McDonald, Rood DEBATE TEAM ESTABLISHED 1912 1 Sy J ' 'F 'il A mx-' ,f Dpgfrea tflifffit! Top Row: Langley, Fjetland, Boylcs Fourth Row: Burgess, liishbeck, Riggs, T. Easton, Snyder, Dean, B. liaston, Pryor, Maynard, Abbey. Deer, Bush, Van Overcn Third Row: Newth. Shetley, XVarner. Vreeland, Guenther. Taylor, Bengry. Beady, West, Freeman, lleldmeycr, Millard, Brody Second Row: Goodell, Hartig, Hopkins, W. Smith, Flinn, Schomp. Herr, Calhoun, Howorth, Foster, Partlow, Moldcnhauer, Bush lfirst Row: Gillette, I.arner, Lewis, Brown, Nolen, Affeldt, Carpenter, Parling, Duch, Ely, Tibbets, Dean, Taft, Dietrich, Bell BAND ESTABLISHED 1919 Page Six1yAsc-vt-n ff WWL' 1 5 n .. d il Top Row: Whipple. Upton, Poxson, 'I'.1ylor. Moray. Bates. D. Smith. Meadows, Hojnecki, Come. Huston. Clough. XValdren ' Fourth Row: Groves. Jack, Goodrich. Langley, Strickland. Champney, Baskc, Throop. Pelton, Goddard. Thompson, Peist Third Row: Madden, Sparks. Kreag. Bennett, Bailey, Pankrats. Warner, Scott, Davenport, ' Ribble. Pruim. Green Second Row: Clapham, M. Vrocginclewey. Hart. B. Smith, Stevens, D. Vroegindewey, Chamberlin, Hcrshiscr, Dahlinc First Row: Farrington, Dart, B. Smith, Burltholder, Campbell, Tombaugh. Moclter, Daniels A CAPPELLA CHOIR ESTABLISHED 1932 Top Row: Siwak. Jantz, Putnam, Mortensen, Wacker. Snell Second Row: E. Welton, Wright, Welton, Pryor, Siwak, Ellis, Hildinger, Thompson First Row: Adams. Blythe, Doyle, Stephens, Truxell, Green. Kieppe ORCHESTRA ESTABLISHED 1910 Page Sixxyfeighl l THE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC DEPARTMENT PRESENTS HPATIENCE OR BUNTHORNE'S BRIDE Comic Opera in Two Acts by Gilbert and Sullivan WEST JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Ofhcers of Dragoon Guards FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1933 First School Operetta Given 1910 THE CHARACTERS Colonel Calverleyh , ,,,,. . , ,,,, ,. Major Murgatroyd .,,,r,,,,,,.,, ., Lieutenant, the Duke of Dunstable .,,, Reginald Bunthorne-A Fleshy Poet, ,, Archibald Grosvenor-An Idyllic Poe! , Mr. Bunthorne's Solicitor ,,,,,,,, ,, H , . Rapturous Maidens The Lady Angela ,.,,, The Lady Saphir ,,,,,, The Lady Ella ,,,,,,,.,.,,, The Lady Jane ,. .. ,, . Patience-A Duirymuidw Harper Stephens .,r,.,,. Viola Straub ,,Y.,fY... Damaras Weng ..,,,,,,,, Elsbeth Farrington ...,,,, THE SCENES ACT I-Bunthorne's Castle ACT II--Castle Grounds TIME:-The Last Century UNDER DIRECTION OF Page Sixty-nine , Donald Smith Wayne Goodrich H , Donald Waldren , Roscoe Goddard Oskar Schreiber , ,, Robert Jeffries ,, Dorothy Hershiser Joyce Campbell Bernice Pruim Martha Chamberlin Edithmary Ribble ...-a,.,,Director of Music Director of Dramatics ...,,,Director of Dancing .-..-...--..Accompanist Charles Martin ,, Bland ., A,...,....,, W A PRINCE THERE WAS WEST JUNIOR AUDITORIUM November 24, 1933, at 8:15 P. M. First School Play Given 1892 Presented by The Class of June, '34 CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL THE CAST Jack Carruthers ,,,,. Comfort ....,,,,,.,,,, Miss Vincent ,,,,, Gladys Prouty ,.,.. Mrs. Prouty ,,,, Short ,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,, Kathrine Woods Cricket ,,,, I Delia ,,,,,t,,,, ,,,, Messenger , Eddie , ACT If ACT II- ACT III- Direction ,,,,,,, Business .,,,,,,, Advertising ,,,,,, Property ,,,..,.. Printing 11,,.. ..,......,. ...,.......,.....,,,,,,.,,..,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,. THE ACTS Charles Martin's room at the Plaza Hotel. He used to be a prince ,..r,......,,,,.,Dairwood Mote - ,,., ,.,,. John Carpenter -,,,,,,,,,,,John Maynard , ,,,,,,..,,,...,,,, Marion Iddings ,,,,,,,Margaret Montgomery ,,,,-.,,,,Marion Wendrow ,,,,,,,,,,,,,Doris Baker , ,...,,, Don Fishbeck ,,,,,,,Anne Stebbins ,, .,,,,,,, ,Lloyd Scott --,,.r,,Marilyn Meyers ,,,.,,,,,,,.Clarence Jessen ,, ,,,., Richard Hutchinson The sitting room of Mrs. Prouty's boarding house two days later. The prince bumps the bumps. Carruthers office, three days later. A prince he is. MANAGEMENT :.Mildred Boyce, Vieta Voght ,,,,,,Ke1th Nelson, Howard McCurdy . ...., ,Don Fishbeck, Keith Campbell .,..,,.,..,,....,,,,,.Robert Krebs, Charles Snell SENIOR PL AY COMMITTEE Charles Hendges, Herbert Cigard Charles Luce, Robert Krebs, Barbara Piatt, Jean Collins, Robert Richardson Page Seventy HONOR BRIGHT WEST JUNIOR AUDITORIUM March 9, 1934, 8:15 P. M. First Senior Play Given 1922 CAST IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE Watts. the butler ,.,.,,,,., ..,.,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,r,,,,,,,,, , ,,,- ,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, , , , , , Michael. the chauffeur .l,.r,, - .,,, ., .. ., Foster. the gardner ...,..,, ,,,,,,,, , ,,.r .,,rl,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mrs. Lucy Barrington ...,..,.,..,..,, ,, ,..., ,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, , , W Rev. James Schooley, of North Platte. Nebraska ...... Mrs. Peggy Carton ........,...,.,...,,,,,,.,.,...,.,,., , .,.,,.,l,,,, The Rt. Rev. William Carton ..,...,,,i,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Richard Barrington, son of Mrs. Barrington ,.,. . Honor Bright, a book agent ...,.. ,.,,.,, ,,.,,.,ii,.i,,, Annie. the maid. .,..,...,.,,.,,,,, , ,.,,., U .,..,., , Maggie. the cook ............,.,......,,,.,,.,,,.,,.i Tot. a chorus girl with Snap It Up .... . . Simpson. deputy sheriff ....,.,,..,... ,... ................ . Jones. deputy sheriff ......... , ., .. ,.... Bill Drum. press agent with Snap It Up Co. .. THE ACTS ACT I-The present. About five o'clock P. Honor in selling books. ACT 11-Nine o'clock the same evening. Honor in acting a part. ACT III-Nine o'clock the next morning. Honor in Rochmere. MANAGEMENT Direction ........ .. ..... . . Business ............. - ...., .. Robert La Flamme .... . Jerry Erler ....... Milo Salter -. Clara Meiers .. Kenmore Fender a. . ., Eleanore Finch Edmund Wiegandt James Poetzinger ..-.-.. Beatrice Ecker . . Roberta Mott - .... . Eleanore Jackson Helen M. Beardslee ....,Bruce McEwing Stanley Gregory Howard Stevens Mildred Boyce, Vieta Voght .....a...-........-..Michae1 Danilowski. Howard McCu1-dy Advertising .--a-..- ...... P hilip Nolan. Charles Sprinkle, B. F. Braidwood PYQPQIIY --.-----. . -.......a. - ....... ..... ......... H a rry Conrad. Charles Snell PHIIUHK ---4-- -a..-... ........ . . .............. Joe Kras. Herbert Cigard Page Seucnly-one 15-xv. J 1 .. ' Af , . 3 4, .- ,W J, I , T. -4. Sw I .,.- If ,QILII VII cf Ing- ' :I I I I in II LII I WI: ., .. :Iii--5 -1 I 3. ,V ,Is 1 -- m- Y . ' m if A' -, W V . H-7.-s u '. Arif, ,r . 'G qw' '-f H'- 'Wi A-'. - f -X -' 511:-.:.u'-LH--' wif- .4 ' ' ' --I-1 , - .- .. . . .9 H- .. ful ,I I ' -: -- ,. 3' 'J ' 'sq ' W, iw ' ' 'f I Y.-. -'f -1. IJ22. ,, ,- lv. - A !, . . . 4 ' 'W A,1i'5'J 'J J' 5- 5 5.1! -'v'1-in I ,tx .- ..,,1M,-1 ' -1,1 Rf ' 'T v ,4 I ,- H, 'IN ri. ! , , R. , . I , A , , ' 'NII 4 1 ,wr U I ,u , R fr . , , :Q 1 1 .r. a, V- -I ,- af ' V '- Q: - ' ' - ' .-5 -' 'N - f'.f -' ' L3 5 --Q51 - . 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I . II ,I I I- fm-I I I -Vg A. ' 1' . v iz' .f' :,.rH ' 1 'Ur' - . '-XVI NV- -'X Q-Kai. Q . 1- 5- C . - . -1-nf' 1 38 B 1- H I I ,,.I , , I I.. , I .,,. ,,, :If ,I, II I I 1- ,I I , II If I f' f .ga IHS .'- ,x, M. -wmv.. 2 ANI -III'1,,3:III',,- ' ,,, , 4 ,W 1' ' LJ' X gl ' 1 ' .,' L w.--' , - 1 ., ., - Ik- 5. 1 U A-4Tf,f7,,'? ' - gg ,mv PQ gr. . W, A 'ff , ., gg. -ff x 112 ,J ..-LQI. ,. 1 A . 5, 3, Q..-,Jg,,Q.: ., ,M .- , A .' 1 4, .L -I I I . F' - -f. , I 1-' QI il'll'll'ffl'l 'Xll ' ll'll'Il' N GREAT AND SMALL We think of whales and elephants and trees, And also think of birds and bumble bees As being great things of Hour little sphere. But tell Where Whales and elephants and trees. And then, tell me where birds and humble bees Wotlld be but for the smaller things, the mere Green plants, flowers and little seeds That slave their day and fit our needs. Jmius lVlliYl.iR ORGANIZATIONS OF CENTRAL The numerous clubs and societies of Central alford one the opportunity to join those organ- izations in which he can best express himself. The Frasoris, Euripidean. and Parrot Club promote and develop dramatic talent in their members. The Clogging, Boxing, Athletic Booster, and Varsity Clubs are an outlet for athletic interests. The Science, Taxidermy, Home Economics, Motor, Automobile, Electrical, Nature Study, Aeroplane and Yacht, Printing. and Radio Clubs practice the different forms of applied science. The Hi-Y, Girl Reserves, and Cabin Club emphasize character development. The Hodierni Romani and the Le Cercle Francais make the development of the members' appreciation of the language their main objective. The Verse Speaking Choir, Art, Tusitala, and Solo Clubs give an opportunity for the ex- pression of applied art. The M. M. M., Writers, and the Journalism Clubs encourage creative writing. The Adelphic, Cliosophic, Euphronian, House of Representatives, and the Sub Deb Club are devoted to general culture and development of personality. Page Scuuty-four 1 Q. , 6 1,94 I1 I v 4 l 1 , 1' IK. fob A., MP .' Top Row: Avery. Deacon, Cirohnmn, XViIcox, Sloan, Miller, Dllnllln. R. Cone, Osborne, Dunn Second Row: Weltcmn. Rider, Clarke. Drosser. Nelier, Rost, I,ewis. Tonn, Bush, Miller Iiirst Row: Ayers. V. Cone. Cherry, NVhippIe. Johnson. Pankrats. Pruim, Wright, Wise ADELPHIC I2S'I'ABI.lSHliD 1 oi z IZIRST SVMESTFR OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER Christine Pnnkrats President Nina Cherry Reol-1 XVhippIe Kflfff'-Pf'L'Sl't1t'7'If Virginia I.ewis Bernice Pruim . Serrvturtl Bernice Dunton Bernice Scievka 'Iirea.surt'r Ann Miller lxtltllllgl .'Idt'1'.s1'r'-- Edith Johnson Top Row: Mingus. Moltzen, Turner, Schmidt. Johnson. I.. Reed. Snyder Second Row: Thompson, Meier. Crawford, Bently. Surratl. Saylor. Wilhite Iiirst Row: Nloelter, IVIcDougJl, Bishop, A. Reed, Raiche. Baker EUPHRONIAN ESTABLISHED 1906 IIIRST SEMESTER OI7IiICIiRS SECOND SEMESTER Ardis Reed Presidt-nl Ardis Recd Eunice McDougal . Ijlif?-PFt'S1'l1t'l7f Doris Baker Bethany Raiche Secretary Virginia Surratt IIQIICIITIJ Moelter Treasurer Dorothy Roost litltlllfll Atl1.'1'xe:'7Dorothy Bishop l't1tle .Siwmltl live Top Row: Semans. Kestenholtz, Keith Campbell. McGuire, Montgomery, Come. Hicks, Conrad Second Row: Hardy, Nelson. Stoffer, Graham, Kay Campbell. Black, Jordan, Luce. Collins Ifirst Row: Dcnsmore, Iddings. Harryman. Carpenter, l,amerson. Maynard, Cushman. Foster CLIOSOPHIC 13sTAB1.1s11ED 1013 FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND S12MEs'1'E1z Jack Maynard , , President, ,, ,, ,,,,,,,,, William Bell Betty Cushman , , l'Il-C0'IJl'6Sl,l18f1I ,,,, ,, , Mary Kathryn Harryman Jeans: I.amerson W Secretary ,,,,, , , ,, , ,, , Betty Cushman John Carpenter , , ,,,,, , , , Treasurer, W W W , Gordon Hicks Ifarulty flduisn-rfMorris Green Standing: Parr, Radke, Gage, Richardson, Whiting, Pryor Seated: Fill, Bailey, Kessler, Trachsel. Duch, Dart, Snyder HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ESTABLISHED 1906 FIRST SENIESTER OFFICERS SECOND SENTESTER Edward Duch ,, ,,,,, ,. ,,,,,,, Speaker. ,,,,,,, , Robert Richardson Edward Kessler ,,,,,,,,,,, , W Clerk ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, . .,Gordon Parr Alfred Dart, , ,, , ,, ,,,, Treasurer, ....,, ,,,, R ichard Kositchek Robert Bailey . .,,, ,,,, ,,,,, S e rgeant-al-Arms ,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, D onald Snyder Faculty Adviser-William Trachsel Page Sv1.'vri!11-six Standing: Moelter., Williams, Bailey Seated: Price. King, Dodd EURIPIDEAN ESTABLISHED mis FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SIiMIiS'l'lfR Louise King , ,, , President Louise King Dorothy Dodd Vice-President Marion Adams Betsy Price Secretary Margaret Bailey Margaret Daniels , Treasurer , , Betty Jane Benson Faculty Adtuser-Harriet Willi.ims Top Row: Dahline, Leatherman. Oliver. Dunn, Frutig. Kinney, Beardslee Third Row: Bills. Rathbun. Riffel, Murphy. Snyder. Marzke. Bennett Second Row: Rush, Piatt, Hopkins, Meier, Gaines. Strait, Baker First Row: McLoughlin, Moore. Stevens. Straub. Jackson. McKeigan. Lilly FIRST SEMESTER Howard Stevens. , ,. ,, lileanor Jackson , Marion Moore ,,,, ,, Marion Moore ,,,,,,, F RASORIS IZSTABLISHED 1906 OIIFICERS ,, ,,,Pres1'dent, , ,, Vice-President,,,, , -- ,, ,,., Secretary, , ,, , ,,,. ,Treasurer ,,,.A .,,,.. . ,-.. Faculty Adviser-Viola Straub Page Seventy-seven SECOND SEMESTER ,, , ,Walter Rathburn , , .... Eleanor Jackson Virginia McLaughlin ,Virginia McLaughlin FIRST SE Vesta Green Lucille Allen, Robert Allnut Lucille Allen Standing: DeRose. Brandell, Allen, Wallace Seated: Allnut. Green, Crittenden, Couzzins M-M-M CLUB ESTABLISHED 1928 M'ESTliR OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER , Y.,f . President, , .. ,,,,, ,,,,, , Robert Allnut , ,, ,, Vice-President H ,,,, ,,,, L ucille Allen , Y YY,, ., Secretary ,,,, W ,, , ,, W Clinton Couzzins W ,Treasurer , , , H . W ,, Frank Rose Faculty AduiserfJanies Crittenden Top Row: Owens, Clark. Enyart, Heberling Second Row: Dean, l-eClear, Boyer, Algate, LeClear First Row: Patterson, Rutter, Crittenden. Smith, Seward JOURNALISM CLUB ESTABLISHED 1930 FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SFCOND SEMESTER Dorothea Smith ,,,, , ,,,, I Presidentn ,, , W N John Bates Bud Rutter., .,,,,...,,,,,, ,,,. ,,,, ,Vice-President ,,,,, ,, W ,,,Bud Rutter Barbara Patterson ,,,,, ,,,,, . . ,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,, S e cretartl .,,,,, ,,,,, . W , W H ,,,,HarrY Pur-dy Walter Swanson ,,,,,, , ,,,,, ,,,, ,,,r,,,, . , Treasurer ,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,.,.,,,,, , , ,, W Dorothea Smith Faculty Adviser-James Crittenden Page Seventy-aight Standing: Kirchen. I.ongyear, Andem, Sloan Seated: Hitchcock. Kreag. Frazier, Allen, Riffel WRITERS CLUB IESTABLISI-IISD 1930 ITIRST SliMlES'!'IZR OVITI CEIIS Marvita Belle Kreag IIFUSIICIIUYTI Fredricka Riffel lilifl'-Pf'i'Sl-dL'lY! Velma Allen , Secrelurtf Doris Hitchcock , Treasurer Fufully 1 I!IUli.Sl'F-' I .ois Ilrazier I I Standing: Moldenhauer, Trager, Thomas Seated: Collick, Steele. Spence. Tomick, Heldmyer, Ifrnzier, Goodell FIRST SEMESTER Mildred Moldenhauer, Jeanette Steele , ,,,,, , ,, Laura Thomas , Betty Heldmyer , , TUSITALA CLUB ESTABLISHED l9 a0 OFFICERS , President , Vice-President , Secretaryw , ,, Treasurer, , Faculty Adviser--I,ois Frazier Page Seven! u'nim- SECOND SEIVIIQSSIIIQR , Betty I-Ieldmyer May Hasbany Norma Gearhart ,, XVilma Goodrich Standing: Snell. Denesuk, Sheap, Maxson, Ellis, Haddad Seated: Brown. Schomp, Steinle. Kilmer, Skidmore AEROPLANE AND YACHT CLUB IESTABLISHIED V118 l7lRS'l' SlfMliS'l'l5R Ol5lflCERS SECOND SliMl5S'I'ER lired Steinle President L , , Fred Steinle Preston Schomp l IitTU-P1't'Slll10I7f , , , ,, Dan Clark David Kilmer L , Sefrelary Preston Schomp Richard Brown ,,,,, Treasurer , ,, , Richard Ballmer Faculty Adviser---Charles Snell , l Top Row: l..irned, Alvord. Freeman, Andrews. Sepanek, Edwards, l.edyard Second Row: James, Koons, Carr, Ferguson, Squier, Smith, Curtice First Row: Pratt. Benner, Berglund. Snell, Myers. Kieppe, Moon HISTORY AND TRAVEL CLUB ESTABLISHED 1025 l:lRS'li SlfMl3S'l'liR OFFICERS SECOND SllMliS'l'ER Marilyn Myers President, , Jerry Koons Kathleen Kieppe, Vice-President , , Robert Brooks Virginia Snell, , ,, , ,, Serretary ,,,,,, ,,,,, , , Virginia Snell Vera Mae Quick , ,, ,, , , ,ffreasurer ,,,, ,,,, ,,,, ,,,, K .1 t hleen Kieppe Faculty Atitfiiset'-l.aura Millar lhztze Eiglvltf Top Row: XVcstfall, Huntcr. Jolmson. Snell, Lockwood. lfarringlon SC'C0l'lLl Row: l5rccman, Slayton, llakcr. lavlor. Kicppc, Vv'right, Rogcrs. l.amcrson. Mclaurinc llirst Row: XVcltun, Rich.irdson, Aclwrman, Rowlcy. lfoslcr, Cfarpcntcr, Simnitms l'lliS'l' 5l'Mlf5'l'l:li Maxine Ackerman Patricia lfostcr Robert Richardson VK'illiam ffarpcntcr LE CERCLE FRANCAIS ifs'1'AisiiSi1i'ib ifwi CJlil'lClfllS SlfffONl7 Sl5lVllfS'l'l5li l'r0xr'flvnt Ruhcrt Richardson l'1't'r-- Pwxrrlvnl Kathryn Rogcrs St't'l't'll1FLl Kathleen Kicppc 'IlI'l'tlXll!'L'!' l , ucillc H unter lfutullu flrlL'Isur---Alice Rowley lop Row: Mcnhcniclx. Vfclwlm. Sanders. Baslxc, Moors. Vvlihlitc. Newton, Vw'inn, Bungry Sccond Row: lflynn. Cook, King. Bcnncr, lfurguson, Dcacon. lliompson. Jarvis. May l5irsl Row: Srhimmcl. Bailey. Pratt. Bristol, Mifflin. Smith. Saumlcrs. Bishop l'lRS'l' Sl?lVlliS'I'liR l.aura Ann Pratt Plummvr Mifllin Bvatricc liclxcr Alice lftmtc lxllflllfj fltl HODIERNI ROMANI l'3'I'ABI.ISlllfD my Ol5l1ltfl5liS I Cftmsztl Il Cfonsul Sfriba Quut-smr L'1't9t'ffN.1D lhlgv linqhttl nm' cy Bristol SVIIOND l1MlfS'lil5R l'hclma Bishop Mary Baskc Dolores Winn Harland .larvis i YM Standing: Lyle, Dodd. Truxcll, Salter, Gage. Mclieighan. l.ewis. Sopp Seated: Iiinch. Shivley, Come. Newton, McLaughlin, Young PARROT CLUB ES'l'ABI.lSHED 1029 FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER Jeannette Newton , , Presiilentn ,,,, Robert MacKichan Arnold Come, ,, ,, ,, V1're-President, ,, ,,,,,,, ,, Arnold Come Maxine McI,nughlin ,, Secretary ,, , Alice Shivley Alice Shivlcy W , Treasurer , ,, , Dorothy Dodd Ifactzlly Adviser-A-I.aura Millar Top Row: Bowerman, Purdy. McEleron. Bradshaw Second Row: Rhoad, Black, Surratt. Speck. Deer liirst Row: Stoltz. Davis, McDonald, McDougal, Erler DEBATE CLUB ESTABLISHED ion FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER Richard Davis ,,,, ,Y,, S President, , W ,,,. ,,,,James McEleron Eunice McDougal ,, W ,YVll'0'PF0SI.d0Hl ,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,, . .Jean Stoltz Jerry Erlern , , , ,,,, , Secretary ,,,, ,,,, , ., , ,,Virginia Surratt .Icrry Erler ,, ,, ,,,, ,,,,, ,Treasurer , ,,,,, , , H ,,,, ,,,,,, V irginia Surratt Faculty Adviser-Earl McDonald Page Fiyhltlfltt' lop Row: XVenclrow. Race. Vklhitloek. l5isher. NVhy1e Second Row: XVarner. Crosby. Brown. ljlotnick. lforle, Rout lfirwt Row: Jordan. Kaufllman. Smith, Knowles. Moon ART CLUB l5S'l'ABl.lSlllfD IUZ7 l5lR5'l SlfNll'S'l'l4R Cll'l5lCl5RS Sl-COND SlEMlfS'l'IiR Ralph Kaufl man l,l't'S1'llt'nl Peter Plotnick Benton Covert l'Ibt't PFi'S1AlI4'l7f Kathleen lfisher Audrey .lordan St-t'rt'1urgf Roberta Moon llarriet Knowles 'lrvustzrer Marjorie Wlmitltmek l mt1l1t1 f'ldL'1'xv1'7l.t1llt Smith lop Row: liecles. Stocker. l.llll. Bartz. Beachler Seuond Row: .lanet1ke. Revis, Cawarelli. Henges. Krass l7irQt Row: Barnes. Kantlehner, Cigard. lfvans, Belknap PRINTERS GUILD lZS'l'ABI,ISHlZD mu l'lRS'lk SlflNll7S'l'l'R C7l5l:lCllRS Bl5ffUNlJ SlfMl+S'I'l1R Robert lfvans .l,fL'Sl-111171 Kenneth Belknap lfretlerick Kantlehner l'7lt'l'-Pfl'Slt1L'Uf . Dale Stocker XVaIcio Barnes Slwrvtury William Revis Kenneth Belknap Tretlsurer . Joe Krass ljtlflllflf l'ltlLll-St'F'HCfbCfl Cigard Page Ifiyhly-three Top Row: Taft, Baker. Miller, Duch. Stilwell Second Row: Scott, Calhoun. Bell, Dean, Abbey, Poxson First Row: Rosborough. Kies. Bailey. Shupp. Bohnet, Flading SCIENCE CLUB Es'rABl.1sHt2D 1022 FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER Robert Bailey , ,, , , , President , , , , , , ,Oskar Schreiber Jerry Kies ,, , , , Vibe-President , ,,C1eorge Calhoun Clayton Shupp , Secretary , ,- ,, ,,,, Harris Dean Arnold Bohnet , , Treasurer , , ,Victor Duch Fartzlly Aduisuril O. Peterson Standing: Matthews, Vaughan, Withrow, Kreag, Frazier, Hitchcock, Torac, Glaister, Beck, Sloan, Throop Seated: Ludwig, Longyear, Meyer, Dagger NATURE STUDY CLUB ESTABLISHED 103+ OI3I3ICEIlS SECOND SEMESTER President ,,,, ,, W , ,,,, ,,,CIaude Ludwig VICE-PFE'Sl'd6U1,,, W -Roberta Sloan Secretary , ,, , ,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,, , ,, . Walter Beck Treasurer , , ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,. . ., ,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,, , Theda Throop Farullrf Adviser-Lois Frazier Pugf' Ifighlrfffuur I - L Top Row: Ledger, Mosher, Besch. BUfIII'lgIl.1ITl, Goods, I3iIion Iiirst Row: Goddard. Meyer, Devereaux, Jack, Perkins CABIN CLUB I'3S'I'ABI,ISIfIIE 032 FIRST SISMESTER OFFICER SECOND SIEMIESTISR Robert Jack, , P st' ent Robert Perkins Grover Pearson , , Vi r I ,, John Daman James Meyer, , V cretary Donald Waldren John Daman , , fy Treasurer , , Grover Pearson .. ls . I I , Y' f' fX,,,, , Top Row: Jack, Pearson, Mosher, Sinclair, Watkins Second Row: Cole. M. Danilowski, Herr, Dally Ifirst Row: Perkins, N. Danilowski, Devereaux, Horaney, Daman ROGER J. STIEFEL TAXIDERMY CLUB ESTABLISHED 1028 FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER John Horaney. Nick Danilowski, President ,, Tom Watkins Robert Perkins , Vice-President , John Horaney, Nick Danilowski John Assiff , , Secretary , ,. , , Dyle Cole John Daman , . . , , , ,ffreasurer W . , Robert Perkins Faculty Adviser-E. E. Devereaux Page Highly-Hue sv X Top Row: Hauenstein, Peoples, Rockwood, Dillabaugh, Assid, L. Chapin, Sunderlin Second Row: W. Barnes. Lane, Kalush. Reis, Chapin, Green First Row: Hendges, Eggleston, McAvoy. Keith. Smith, H. Barnes. Richardson MOTOR CLUB ES'l'ABl,.ISHED xoxo FIRST SEMESTER CDFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER Richard McAvoy ,,,, , , ,, Presideni W , , ,,,, , Earl Smith Earl Smith, , , ,Vice-President L ,, ,, , Clifford Richardson Harold Barnes ,,,Svrretary ,, L , Bruce McEwing Charles Hendges , ,,,,, , , , , ,Treasurer ,, , , Buford Peoples 3 Facully AdL'ixer7Eln1er Keith EB l Top Row: Hauenstein, Sunderland, Dillabaugh, U'ren. Dean. Adams, Chapin, Morris. R. Harry, Wrobel Second Row: Smith, Adams, Eggleston, Mingus. McClellan, Crane, Barnes. E. Harry, Barrows. Peist First Row: Banner, Lane, Andrews. Kieppe, Uhl. Fender, Potts AUTOMOBILE CLUB EsTAB1.1sHED 1034 OFFICERS SECOND SElVlES'l'ER President, , N , , ,,,, ,,,,,, , Kenmore Fender Vice-Presr'dent,,,, , ,,,, ,,,,, , ,, Blanche Uhl Secretary ,,,,, ,, ,, . , ,,,, , , ,,,,,,,, ,, , Richard Lane Treagurerr, ,,,,,, ,, ,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,, E m aline Andrews Faculty Adviser-George Kieppe Page Eighty-six 'I'op Row: Tonn, Keyes, J. Miller, l,. Miller. lVlcAvoy Second Row: Crawford. Ries, Struble, Eggleston. S. Miller liirst Row: Siwek, Besch. Tuttle, Rockwood, Richardson ELECTRICAL CLUB I2S'l'ABI.lSl'llED waz FIRST SlilX'lliSAl'lfR Olll3lCliliS SECOND SIQMUSTISR lfmil Besch , Presidenl , .Lick Miller Glen Rockwood , Vr'z'e-President , l.elVloyne Miller Thaddeus Siwck Secretary Willvlir Keyes Clifford Richardson Treasurer Clifford Richardson lfurulty rldL'1'.st'r'-Rayniond Tuttle Top Row: Beers, Wrigglesworth, I. Shipman, Glaister, Morris Second Row: l..1nglois. Elliott, Mills. Kinney, Premoe, Schlichter First Row: H. Petri. Andrews, Saylor, Thompson, N. Shipman, Colley, li. Petri HOME ECONOMICS CLUB l,iSTABI.lSHlTD 1929 FIRST SlfMlfS'l'lfR Ol:l3lCliRS SECOND Sl2lVlliS'l'I3R Dorothy Saylor President Jean Coffey Nellie Shipman , ljlifl'-P!'E'Slil1't'fIf Ann Miller Ifmaline Andrews .Secretary , , ,, Fern Langlois Jenn Coffey . ,,,, Treasurer, ,,,., ,. ,,,, , Dorothy Wrigglesworth Faculty Adviser-Madeline Thompson Page lffylziyfseuen Top Row: Shaw, C. VanWelsenaere, Bennett, Wooder, Meiers, Stebbins, Adams, E. Petri, H. Petri, Squire, Sepanek, Upner, Jordan, Stoffer, Jenison, Wiley, Sohne, Douglas Third Row: Benson. J. VanWelsenaere, King, Haines, Tchirheart, Walz, Bailey, Gearhart, Taft, Franklin, Morse, Miller, Hoffman, Foster, Grill, Gunncll. Meiers, Teel Second Row: Bovce, Prcevy, Jenison, Leatherman, Dean, Baske, Wise, Moore, Champney, Schmidt, Mott. Posner, Palmer. Wright, Harrington, Chapman, Schuon First Row: Hasbany, Jenkins, Ruedrich, Moore, Schiller, Pearson, Daniels, Densmore, Cushman, Gunnell, Andros, Truxell, Ackerman, White, R. Cone, V. Cone GIRL RESERVES ESTABLISHED 1920 FIRST SEMESTER OITIIICERS SECOND SEMESTER Mary Ellen Densmore , ,President W , ,,,,,,,, Mary Ellen Densmore Betty Cushman ,, ,,,,, , ,, Vice-President H ,,,., , Betty Cushman Gcrnith Gunnell , ,, ,, , Secretary ,,,, H ,,,,,,, ,,,, G ernith Gunnell Margaret Daniels , , ,,,, , ,, ffreusurer ,, .,,,,, ,,,,,, M argaret Daniels Faculty Adviser-Florence Bovee Standing: Farrington, Pelton, Goddard. Goodrich, Simmons Seated: Throop. Hcrshiscr, Ribble, Stephens, Baske. Randall SOLO CLUB ESTABLISHED 1933 FIRST SEIVIESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER Donald Waldren , , , , ,,,, President ,, W-, ., , ,,,, ,,Donald Waldren Edith Ribble ,,,,A ,,,,,,,,, - Vice-President , ,,,, , .,,,, Edith Ribble Roscoe Goddardm, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, Secretary ,,,,,,,,,.,, . .,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , Roscoe Goddard Roscoe Goddard ,,,, Y ,,,.,.,,, ,, ,,,,,,, ,,,Treasurer ,,,,..,,,,,,. . ,,,,,,, Roscoe Goddard Faculty Adviser-Harper Stephens Page Eighty-eight Top Row: Wilson. l.edford. Seegar, Creighton, Dehn, Hoevle, Culham. Sarton, Cygan, Bender, Spencer, Crane. Berry, Bush Third Row: Jones, Pankrats. Tonn, ligri. Beach, Hardtke. Kirlssey. Berry, Clary, llenges, Hop. Norris, Rogers Second Row: Minshall, Osborn, Rittenberg, Hilliard. Humenny. Kimmerer, Searson, Searson, Argue. Snyder. Taylor First Row: Roberts, Brown, Smith. Cherry, Deacon, Rogers. Appleton, Janetlke. Swystun, l:IRS'l' SlilNllES'lil'll Charles Seegar Christine Pankrats Kathryn Rost Bernard l.edford Todeli, Sleeseman. Moltzen, Rost COMMERCE CLUB i2sTABi.tsHt5D waz C,l:l5lCliRS SECOND SlflNllfS'l'l5li Prt'siden1 Nina Cherry Vtfe-l'rt'st'tlt'nt Dorothy 'liaylor Serrelury Pauline Snyder Treasurer Pauline Sleeseman lfarultq fltluiser--Catlicri ne Minshall l5lRS'li Sl2Ml'S'l'l:li Barbara Piatt Clara Meier Jean Collins , .Ioan Ballard Top Row: Wells, Beardslee, Jenison. Gunnell Second Row: Paton. Sergardi, Renz, Teel. Stoufler First Row: Scovell, Meier. Piatt. Collins. Ballard SUB-DEB CLUB t3sTABi,1sHt5D ifm OlllflCIliRS SVCONID SlfMl5S'l'lZR , President Dorothy Paton Vife-President ,, Marion lddings , Secretary Ciernith Gunnell , , Ann Stebbins Scovell , ,, Treasurer , Facultti Adviser-Hen riette Page Eightyvnine Top Row: Ricks, Reid, Clark, Langley, Maxey. Miller, Langley, Crawford, Jesson, Schlichter, Henderson Third Row: Marvin, Shassberger, Ricks, Sleek, Sissel. Fjetland, Walton, Pratt, Moray, Murphy Second Row: Murray, Jenkins, Snyder, Wilson, Putnam, Hall, Strickland, Goyt, Tuttle First Row: Herr, Keyes, Baker. Carpenter, Chamberlin, Maynard, Champlin, Affeldt HI-Y ESTABLISHED 1924 FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER Charles Chamberlain , A ,,,, President ,,,,,,, ,, W- ,,,,,,,. ...,, , ,,.,,Kenneth Ricks John Maynard, , ,,,,,, , W Vice-President ,,,,,,. .- ,.,,.,, . Kenneth Putnam John Carpenter ,.., ,, .. Secretaryn W ,,,,,,..,,, , Marvin Murphy Roy Champlin , ,,,, ,, , ,,,,,,,,,,, Treasurer W ,,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,,,, E llsworth Affeldt Faculty Adviser-Raymond Tuttle Top Row: Millard, Rush. Caton, Way, Spence, Garrison, Dean Third Row: L, Reed, Sweetland. Ecker, Hopkins, Howland, Buerger, Agnes Smith, Roe Second Row: Cook, Anna Smith, Vroegindewey, Moelter, Toreson, Doyle, Macomber, Withrow, Kessler First Row: Peterman, A. Reed, Taylor, Dunton, Moelter, Green, Chapin, Chesbro CLOGGING CLUB ESTABLISHED 1927 FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER Bernice Dunton ,,,,,, W ,,,,, W President ...., ,,,.,. ...N ,..,.,..,,,,,,, A n n a Smith Marvel Taylor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , ,Vice-President ,,,,,., ,, , .,,, Margaret Chapin Thelma Moeltcr ,,,, ,,,, , W , ,,,,,.,, Secretary ,,,,..,,,,..,,,,,, , ,r,,.. Winifred Howland Alberta Green , . . .,r,,, . ,,,,,,..,,,,.,,. Treasurer ..,...,,,,..,.... ..,, . ,,,,,,......,..r, L ulu Reed Faculty Adviser-Damaras Weng Page Ninety G ,rf Standing: Berry, Vrfrighl. Hess, Pratt Sealed: Cornell, Goodz, Straub, Gwinn, Sclmable VERSE-SPEAKING CHOIR ESTABLISHED 1934 Ol5lilCliRS SECOND SlilVlllSTER Presrdrfnl . , William Gwinn l'1'r'e-l'rr's1'dcr7t Helen Schnable Svrrelury Anna Goodz Treasure-r , ,, , Anna Goodz l ur'zzlIu flrlui.-gr-i'+l'1'uIa Straub Top Row: Schlichler, Brown, Sadler. Patrick. Segrisl. Johns, Andrews, Broadherg, Dixon Second Row: Gillelle. Stanaway. Carlton. Adams, Murray. Barnett, Davies, Fox, Roehl, Gilmore First Row: Pylman. Ricks, Abraham, Middlesworlh, Gordon, Coffey. Giannaris BOXING CLUB I3sTA13i.1sHiiD 1026 l:lRS'l' SlilNlliS'l'l7R Ol3l7lCl2RS SIEKIOND SIENIIQSTFR John Coffey Prcsrdml Edward Abraham lfdward Abraham Vice-Presrdenl Earl Gordon lfarl Gordon A Secretary , Jack Davies Edward Ricks Treasurer Edward Ricks lfrlrulzy fldu1'svrgJohn Middlesworth Page Nrnrty one Top Row: Gardner, Nelson, Poster, Krasingski. Olin. Block, Bennett, Bryanton, Johns. Hicks Second Row: Herner, Gardner. Gaines, Hall, Patterson, Kinney. Bell, Miller, Kestenholtz First Row: Alling. Johnson. Andros. Gleason. Speelman, Mullett, Davies VARSITY CLUB IiSTABl,lSHl.ED iozo l5lRS'I' Sl2Ml3S'liER xx Orlmciiiizs SECOND SEMESTER Harry Speelman .,,, I , Presidenl l,ynn Kestenholtz George Andros ,gl .LL . Vz'ce-President Harold Michaelis Marshall Mulletl .xl , Sefrelurif , William Curtis . X! - ,. - . lidward Johnson .., . ,, freusurer , Jack Miller W Faculty Adviserfldoward Gleason :L L' Top Row: Sumner, Shields. Bement. Densmore. Campbell, Gilmore. R. l.aFlamme, Graham, Benson, Whiiagwle, Cooley Second Row: Humphrey. Lynn. Radlxe. Steele. Havens. Struble. Lynn. M. l.aElamme, Weaver lfirst Row: Marsh. Cushman. Miller, llarryman. Poetzinger. l,antZ, Eddie ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUB ESTABLISHED 1025 l:lRS'l' Sl5Ml2S'l'liR Ol:ElCliRS SECOND SEMESTER Mary Kathryn Harryman . President . .... Earl Eddie Max Miller .. Vice-Presidenl Robert Humphrey Betty Cushman. , .Secretary ., , .. Mary Ellen Densmore James Poetzinger. Treasurer, ,, . ,..., . Maurice Lalzlamme Family flduiser-Harold Lanlz Page Ninn-iq-two FW ilfm .- It av... . - ds! .. 41:-'ff I9 u PRIZE AVV HESTER HAZE The Hester Haze Prize is given in reco nition of high standards of womanhood. January '23 June '23 January '24 June '24 January '25 June '25 January '26 June '26 January '27 June '27 January '28 June '28 January '29 June '29 January '30 June '30 January '31 June '31 January '32 Beatrice Ingersoll Margaret G. Hayden Greta June Wallington Eda Alinda XVeiskotten Bertha Pollitt Vernice Helen Eckhart Genevieve Hunt Ruth Bishop Nellie Holmes Elaine Come Margaret Bishop Betty Otwell Clarice Knapp Gertrude C. MacGregor Sophia Van Kiuken Katherine Mae Morden Margaret Alford Barbara McAlvay Elsie Trachsel IDA A. LAMB The Ida A. Lamb Award is presented for the highest scholarship among the girls of the graduating class. June '30 January '31 June '31 Januarv '32 June '32 January '33 Elizabeth Snow Ruth Weintraub Helen Marion Dorothy Carr Virginia Ross Irene Bixby VIRGILIAN SCHOLARSHIP The Virgilian Scholarship Medal is given for an average of B in Virgil. January '31 June '31 January '3 2 June '32 January '33 June '33 January '34 Norman Hicks Bruce Campbell June Briggs Alberta Mae Keeney Eva Gould Helen Moorman Vivian E. Lietzke Irene Trudgeon Anita H. Leavitt Dorothy Carr Marian Andros Mary Durbin Carr Helen Otto Marilyn Radford George Andros Beatrice Carver Edith Dunbar James Harryman Laura Ann Pratt Georgia Sloat LaMoine Burkholder Louise Deitz Henrietta Haynes Virginia LaForge Barbara Smith Arlene Ferguson Minnie Saunders ARDS JAMIE DEBARDELEBEN STEBBINS The Jamie DeBardeleben Stebbins Prize is given in recognition of high standards of manhoo June January June d. 1 1 y January ' June January June January June January June January 1 1 Sylvester O'Mara Ruthford Green Ronald Damon Wallace Wilson Richard Hammerschmidt Robert Kline Henry Winnicki Richard O'Dell Robert Kositchek Sidney Wagner Harrison Neumann T. R. Martin MICHIGAN HONOR TROPHY The Michigan Honor Trophy is given to the boy who excells in leadership, scholar- ship, and athletics. June Y January ' June January June January ' , June January ' June January ' . June January ' Sylvester O'Mara Harry Davis Ronald Damon Lewis Dail John Alvin Webb James Schiller Joseph Foster John McAlvay Rex Gillen Robert Spencer Robert Adams Robert H, Bair FOREMANSHIP The Foremanship Scholastic Award is given for high scholarship in industrial COLIISCS. June January June January June January June 1 v 1 4 Y r 1 January June January ' . June January Howard Beagle Adelbert Parker Henry Paul Hiemo Hiemonen W'illiam Elsenheimer Howard Smith James Hicks Duane Cobb Archie Potts, Jr. Whitney Moore Roscoe Farmer Harland Mingus HOME ECONOMICS The Home Economics Prize is given in recognition of the girl who most nearly ap- proaches the ideals and standards of Home Economics. June '32 Marian Swift J OURNALISM The Journalism Prize is given for excel- lent work in Journalism. June '32 Edna Gould January '33 Robert Smith Page Ninety-four U, OI- NI. 'IIROPIIY Junc '33 RONAI.D GARLOCK STI:I3I3INS Junc '3 3 JOHN DOEIIE I7OREMANSHIP Junc '33 MII.I.IMON BAUMGART IDA A. I.AMB June '33 ARDIS LINEBAUGI-I JOURNALISNI June '3 3 LOMA CALHOUN .IOURNALISNI Junc '33 DORIS BAKER 'lil IHII-'5ili?iHIIAl1Hn'ii il Ili! E1 EEHAI IAHi'iiH Page NIHPIQ-ELI? U. oxf M. 'I'RoPm' January '34 GEORGE ANDROS S'I'IfI3I3INS January '34 JAMES BAK Q ,W-vw VOREMANSIIIP Januar '34 FREDERICK J. KAN'I'I.EHNIiR IDA A. LAMB January '34 ARLENE FURGASON JOURNALISM Jan uarv '34 MEL VIN FI. ADING JOURNALISM January '34 DOROTI-IEA SMITH HOME ECONOMICS January '34 BERNICE SCIESZKA 'S 'K L3 fs ,. 2: 1: 1, fa fa F A fc ii F? if 22 fl lifdfl I ID ' PLAY FAIR! It doesn't really matter if you fail to win the game: No one will know you lost it forty years from now And the way to win the game of life is always just the same- Play fair! QThere's none but yourself to teach you how.j Of course, some people do get by with never being caught. But how'd you like to think their thoughts when you are all alone- To think you hadn't lived, perhaps, the sort of life you ought And had no friend you could respect or deed you'd care to own? Play fair! Don't cheat yourself of sense of evil overcome! To win all-weather friends, play fair to everyone. VESTA GREEN L , ' ' 5 ff . , 'X -' gl A ,K , - L :JS Q Xu , gy I 5 ' ' .ia V ii - . if x 1 A , I , XV 64 Vw JY? ' i 2 1 I an lg! 1 ', , 'i -A 5 ,x- ' A gf-il I , , li 1-Q ' J ' Ar w if v k px' 17. 'I i ff GREGORY G. ROBINSON JOHN J. MIDDLESWORTH Director of Athletics Head Coach TRACK RECORDS LANSING CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL OUTDOOR Javelin Throw .,.,,... ,.,., H ernley, 1928 ...........Y..,.............,.......,............ ,...... 1 71 ft. 8 in. High Jump ....,,.. ,, ,,,.., Herrmann, 1921 ....,.....Y1....ffY,,1...,,,,,..,.,,,........,,, ,.,,,,,, 5 ft. 8 in. 100-Yard Dash Healey, 1914: Alderman, 1922: Garlock, 1933 ,,..,,,,,,,,,... 10 115 sec. 220-Yard Dash Lyle Henson, 1924 .,,,,,.,,.,,....1,,,,,....,,,...,.,,,,,c....,,,,...,.,,, 22 1110 sec. 440-Yard Dash. ...,, .,,.,. H arvey. 1914 ,,....,1,.,.. ,.., ,...,,,,,.,...,,,....1.,,,.,.....,,....,,., 5 1 415 sec. Half Mile. ,,,. ..,,,,..,,.,,..,,.. H arry Block, 1927 ,..,., .,,,,,,,. 2 min. 6 8110 sec. Mile .. , ,,,,., , ,,.,.,,, . .,,,, Dan Reck, 1930 ...,,,,.. ....... 4 min. 41 8110 scc. 120-Yard High Hurdles Dale Springer, 1932 .,..,, .....,..,,.,.. 1 6 8110 sec. 220-Yard Low Hurdles.. Dale Springer. 1932 .,,,,,... ,,,,,l . ..26 6110 sec. Pole Vault ,,,,,... Lester Brockwald, 1932 ,,,,.. ...,,,,r, 1 1 ft. 9 in. Broad Jump ,,,..,,, , ,,.,, Christopher. 1896 ,.,..,,,,,. ,,,...., . H21 ft. 516 in. Discus Throw., ..,,., ,.... O adc, 1924 ,,,,... .. ,,,,l.,,,, .,,.,,,., ,,.,...,,,, .,..,,, 1 2 1 ft. 10M in. Shot Put ,,.....,,,,.. ,,,,, K ohler. 1910. ..... ...............,..............,....,.............,.., . -51 ft. 6M in. Half Mile Relay., .. ...,. .Henson. Longyear, Noble, Schaar, 1923 ....,......, 1 min. 32 3110 sec. INDOOR 220-Yard Dash ,...., .... H arvey, 1914 .....,............... ,.........l.. 2 6 315 sec 440-Yard Dash Harvey, 1914 ....., ......,,,,,,,.,,.,, 5 7M sec Half Mile ......,.,.,, ...... B aske, 1914. .....................,.... ............,.,........,,. 2 min. 11 415 sec Mile.,.,, ,,.,,,l..,,,,..., ,.,.,, M erritt, 1916 ......,,,......... , ..,.....,,... - ......,, L... ,,,,...., 1,5 min. 315 sec Half Mile Relay .,.,,.. ,. ...... Harvey, Prine, Healey, Ehinger, 1914 1,,.,. .,,,,, 1 min. 44 215 sec Pole Vaultm. Harvey, 1912. ...,... . .,,......,,,...,.,,,,,....,. ,,,. , ..,..,...,,,,. . ...9 ft. 3 in Running Broad Jump Harvey, 1912 .. .,.. ..,.... L L 18 ft. 592 in Running High Jump. ...,. Chaddock. 1910. .... ...,,1... , , l.,...,,,...,. 5 ft. 6 in Shot Put ..........,. ,.,..,....., K ohler, 1910 ,,,. .., - ...,,, , ,,,,,,.,,.,,,.., 46 ft Page Nim'1g1-light Standing: Robinson, Middlesworth. Trachsel Seated: Gunnell. Bell, Leliurge, Hicks BOARD IN CONTROL OF ATHLETICS The Board in Control of Athletics is composed of the Principal. who presides at all Board meetings, the Head Coach of Athletics. the Director of Athletics, the treasurer of the Athletic Association and two boys and one girl, who are selected by the Junior classes. The above mentioned faculty members are on the Board because of their positions. Some of the more tangible duties of the Athletic Board are to approve schedules that have been arranged for our teams. and to confirm the selection of letter winners made by the coaches. lhe Board also controls the amount expended on equipment for each sport. and sets the prices of admission to all athletic contests. Another duty of the Board is to maintain coordination in our school athletics and also to develop friendly relations with our competitors. ur :UN r, No-4 B 1 '. l.li'I I'lfR AWARDS Oli LANSING CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL lKey on Page 115D Paglr- Ni'rmy'm'ne Page Om' llunrlrml Pagv Om' llumlrml Om' ,eff Y Top Row: Kapuscinski, Bannen, Gilmore, Chapman, Gardner, Conrad, Abraham, Bennett, Bryanton, Ricks Second Row: Burnham, Green, Jones, Weatherbee. Davies, Gaines, Morse, H. Speelman, Piddington, King, Middlesworth First Row: Carlton, Richardson, Michaelis, Wilkins, Killoran, J. Speelman, Gordon, J. Miller, Springer FOOTBALL SUMMARY The Big Red football season opened on Labor Day with about 105 boys reporting for practice. In the opening game two weeks later, Central defeated St. Johns. During the course of the following three weeks, Central suffered defeats administered by Grand Rapids Central. Jackson, and Saginaw Eastern. Eager for a taste of victory, Central won the next two games from Ann Arbor and Saginaw Arthur Hill only to be edged out the following week by one point by Battle Creek. Central dropped the city championship to Eastern in a very hard fought game which ended 16 to 7 in favor of Eastern. Can you remember:-The tense moments in the Jackson game when Central was only a few inches from their goal line? Saginaw Eastern's Bob Kolbe? The sea of mud and rain during the Ann Arbor game? Central's receptive parade before the Saginaw Arthur Hill game? Harry Piddington's end run in the Battle Creek game or Harry Speelman's touchdown at Saginaw? Michaelis' disqualified touchdown in the Eastern game? Frank Gaines sensational tackles? Page One Hundred Two . If .I .1 f. r Top Row: Christian. liort, LeClear, Black. Remez. Davis. Coons, Barber. May, Kositchelc Second Row: I.antz, Nelson, Trescott, Knight, Thomas, Brooks. Mingus. Tibbets. Veda, Morford, Girtther First Row: Easton, Leonardson, Ackley, Conarton, Cuson. Holly. liinkbeiner, Sheets SUMMARY LITTLE REDS The opening of the Sophomore football season witnessed a turn out of about '50 Sophomores, most of whom were too small to be considered useful material. The hrst line was badly beaten by the promotion of .lohn Gardner and Carlton to the Big Reds. ln the opening game the team outgained lfast l.ansing. an undefeated championship team, but were scored on by a 35 yard trick pass in the last minute of play. This was the only time the team was scored on all season. ln the Vocational game, score O-0, Central was prevented from scoring only by a penalty of l5 yards for holding. called on the three yard line on the second down. Vocational at no time threatened to score, The l,ittle Reds have never before held Vocational. In the hrst city championship with llastern the team won a hard-earned victory of 7-0. ln the Potterville game October Z7. a runaway for Central, all the boys. three teams, shared equal playing time, score 51-O, The second city championship liastern game was a bitter contest and was played entirely by the nrst regular l,ittle Red team. ln the second quarter the boys pushed lfastern far into her own territory and scored through the line. During the second halt' lfastern tried recklessly to score through trick pass plays. being unable to puncture the steller line of Thomas. Conarton, Truscott, Easton. Ci. Carpenter. Ci, Giannaris. and Mingus. The backs. Cuson. Holly, Leonard- son, and Abraham. were severely pushed on pass defense. but came through. This gave the l.ittle Reds undisputed city championship having beaten llastern twice. lt was the spirit of the team that contributed such a successful season. Hicks. Green. Hoffman, Timpani, Taylor. Gillette CHEER LEADERS Page One Ilumlrr-J Three f .1.f..,.Q, . . 1 g f H :Am g4 ' ,g:-if-E, ., , 1 . , ,.: ik X: X ,Q v m ' w V, W, .ff tyfw. iff-1 A f . .. qw v.gX1k1g'.Q7 -55 j3'l'2a'9x 2225 S 1 Q25 -,,N.,5Q.:w,,1 1:39 EE! H QigQi?f3f,g,N' ms! 'J-1555 wif? jf 1.31 i ' .. V. .. 5, V , ,X 3 LL,L, Bb f mr? QQ? ., ,,.A.i,.. 3123 ft, a 35 zwvsff-sz' , . ,K . :W ., -x..-, QA' f , i .1 31:5 .ma gil ,ggi 53? ,, . In 9 S 153 mf H M 15's ,2 if GW fx lx .Q 5' vw? x ,, W' 3 as f-ww an ,HK 3 vu mf, Vw Q M 3-jg.,,g.. K J r,,,,7.g,,,, X, . 4 3 ' W-4: : 4 wig S ,- www ww W 5. , , '11 7 if 5Liai,m'tfif 'K X w V 4, . U55 . aghf , ' ' vKh- 1 ,i , Lsggdxw : .V 2' V 4,-,VQ5,. in ,3- ,,,,,Qik1'jg,V1- K ,, Q., - , iffa V V V . V .v,z1f I --kk 4FE!rHiFHFS?i:12+3lK,?wL,' , -,, :1', N N . Q Q,-:ffLw:'.Q,,L , f,':LV' ' K A I Y H G 'ia l A hA , ' ,, M V 'vm n ,VV T Q.-i ff ' 1 r' ' L f ,A I. 1 7 Vk,VV K, ,wif .cu jx. K' VV 'K ' 'ii 1 v MV, ,i k ,ii ,,Ll X ,,,, 5 V . . xt ' 'S' L ' V 3 L i I' . . ' i P o G ' A , , 4 , H' f ima-A ' , V,, qv 4 - . ' 0 'ln K 1' ' ' X , .XQVV fl ' V V L H PA XmA ,. , , . L K, . NV 1355, .. . -5 M, -, -1.3, ,H '- ...a 1 .MQ ,Q- ' WWW i ,X Q,- i , X .,,, fi!aQ:?5f'i, LLL .,V, Q, ,V Q V , ff Wi f W '5- V Top Row: Restau. Hunt, Gordon, Michaelis. DelVlott. Gaines, Hendy, Jenkins, Sprinkle, lVlcCuen. Abraham Ifirst Row: Middlesworth. Steadman. Carpenter, Curtis, Andros. Olin, Bryanton. Morse. Robinson BIG RED BASKETBALL 1933-34 To Coach J. J. Middlesworth goes the credit of having successfully completed another Big Red basketball season. His proteges were recognized by this season's opponents as clean players and hard fighters. Central won 8 of its l-1' scheduled games, and tied for third place in the lfive-A League with Jackson. Some of their outstanding victories were the defeats which the Big Reds administered to Pontiac.+leader in the Saginaw Valley, and their victory over Ann Arbor. ln tournament play, Central handed Grand Rapids South a defeat before losing the Regional Championship to Eastern. During the nrst semester. the individual play of Captain Cid Andros was outstanding. Harry Olin also contributed much to the success of the Hrst semester's team. ln the second semester. Captain Bill Curtis was the shining light. He was also assisted by the olfensive work of Bob Steadman and i'Bill Carpenter, and the defensive work of Ted Bryanton and Bob Morse. Four of this year's veterans will bein line for play next fall when the season opens. SCHEDULE Lansing Central Alumni Lansing Central Battle Creek Lansing Central Ann Arbor Lansing Central Lansing Eastern Lansing Central St. lVlary's Lansing Central Pontiac , Lansing Central Jackson , Lansing Central Battle Creek Lansing Central Ann Arbor Lansing Central Lansing Eastern , Lansing Central Saginaw Eastern Lansing Central Bay City , , , Lansing Central St. Mary's , ,, Lansing Central Jackson , Lansing Central Grand Rapids South Lansing Central , Lansing Eastern Sl lrvtl l'1t'e Standing: Coryell, Lapar, Peifer, Haight. Bates. Bennett, Easton Seated: Lantz. Smith, Biber. Chapman. Brody. Thomas, Hall, Robinson LITTLE RED BASKETBALL 1933 - 34 SUMMARY Coach Lantz's Little Reds had a very successful season, winning ll out of 13 games. Their success was due mainly to cooperative team work and a fighting spirit from the beginning to the end of every game. Undoubtedly there will be some fine material coming up for the Big Reds next season. Lansing Central 31 St. Paul's , Lansing Central, ,,,, 20 Battle Creek , Lansing Central 14 Ann Arbor , Lansing Central , 18 Lansing Eastern Lansing Central Z7 St. Marys Lansing Central 17 Pontiac ,, Lansing Central 20 Jackson ,, , , Lansing Central , 21 Battle Creek ,, Lansing Central , Z3 Ann Arbor ,, Lansing Central IZ Lansing Eastern , Lansing Central 21 Main Street Methodists Lansing Central IZ Vocational H , Lansing Central 16 St. Mary's , Lansing Central 29 Jackson l'uue Om' llumin-il Six Standing: Gleason. Garrison, Hartig. Coleman, Cascarelli, F. Black, Hopkins, Evans, J. Speelman. Foglesong, Digby, Munson. Calhoun. Barnes Seated: Morford. McKichan, Assilf, West. Speck. A. Black, Miller. W. Bell, Kestenholtz. Pletcher. Nelson, P. Bell, Childs. Young, Valo VARSITY SWIMMING SUMMARY Coach Howard Gleason's swimming team had a very successful season this year, losing only to the strong Battle Creek team and the Michigan State Freshmen. Co-Captains Lynn Kesten- holtz and William Bell tied for high point honors followed by Jack Miller. Alan Black and George Calhoun. SCHEDULE Lansing Central Lansing Eastern Lansing Central Ann Arbor Lansing Central Alumni , Lansing Central Lansing Eastern Lansing Central Jackson , Lansing Central Battle Creek Lansing Central , State Freshmen IIIVEAA LEAGUE MEET Battle Creek Lansing Central Lansing Eastern Ann Arbor STAII MF I Battle Creek , Lansing Central Pontiac I Page time Ilumlfril .Si-wiv M Top Row: Gleason, Green, Ricks, Jenkins. Riggs, Easterbrook, Frisosky, Rule , First Row: Hadad, Langley, Barnes, Curtis, Clough, Balasses, Chamberlin I' lv 1 AP- , , ' qw , MIC 57, L, K ff C- CROSS COUNTRY Y-f - .' X 76? fn 'V ff' ffgtfff 5, SUMMARY Q f' The Cross Country team had what could be called a moderately successful season. Central was defeated at Ann Arbor in a triangular meet with Ann Arbor and Monroe. Monroe took the meet with 36, Ann Arbor second with 37, and Central last with 47. Defeat cannot be explained because Central's men were nosed out of places only by inches. The time was 10:43. In the State Meet Central took second with 87, Kalamazoo took first with 80. The time for this race was a new state record. The boys who contributed largely to this successful season were L. Clough. B. Curtiss, R. J' Langley, H. Barnes, C. Chamberlain, and G. Balasses. Lansing Central, ,, Lansing Central Lansing Central ,,,,. Lansing Central, ,,,,, First Place ,,,,,,,,,, Second Place ,.,,,... CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE ,, ,,,, ,,,,. ,,,, 2 l Jackson .,..., . W 24 Lansing Eastern,,,,,,. TRIANGULAR MEET M ,,,,,,... 47 onroe Ann Arbor .,..A,. FIVE-A LEAGUE MEET Ann Arbor, ,, ,.--.. 35 Jackson Lansing Eastern. ...... STATE CROSS COUNTRY MEET . . ,,.. ,,,,,, K alamazoo ,,,,,,,..,..., .. ,,,,,,,Lansing Centra1....,t. 87 Page One Humlred Eight 80 Top Row: Gleason, Bennett, Calhoun, Barnett, Brundage, Pletcher, Cascarelli, Garlock, Reasoner, Springer, Keast, Block, Hall, Krasingsky, Jones, Drolette, Davies, Gaines, Richardson, Olson, Killoran, Kies, Johnson, Rule, Thomas, Middlesworth Middle Row: Bell, Preston, Kapuscinski, Barber, Herr, Bliss, Broadbent, Michaelis, Pless, Hagberg, Harryman, Gregory, Kestenholtz, Munro, Kras, Carpenter, Easton, Denewith, Childs, Huntley, R. Langley, Sprinkle, Cantrell, Sheets. Andros First Row: Nelson, Couzzens, McE1murry, Herner, G. Hicks, Truscott, W. Hicks, Abraham, Green, Green, Brown, Gardner, M. Miller, Assid, Bryanton, Hill, Reichman, Chamberlain, J. Miller, Brockwald, Pryor, Harley TRACK--1933 The state track meet held at Michigan State College brought the 1933 track season to a close. Central qualined six men in this meet: Gordon Hicks, pole vault: Ronald Garlock, 100 and 220 yard dashes, Frank Gaines, shot put: Adam Gunn, mile: Lee Barnett, 440 yard dash: and James Harryman, high hurdles. Taking four first places out of a possible eleven, Central took third in the Five-A League Meet held at Ferry Field, Ann Arbor. Ronald Garlock placed first in the 100 yard and 220 yard dashes. Gordon Hicks took Hrst in the pole vault, and Adam Gunn finished first in the mile run. In the dual meets, Central had a fairly successful season, losing a meet to Eastern and defeating Battle Creek by a wide margin. Coaches John Middlesworth and Howard Gleason are to be complimented on their successful coaching and the successful teams which they have turned out. SCHEDULE-1933 DUAL MEETS Lansing Central ,... . --.,,. 70 Battle Creek ,,,, Lansing Central ,,,,,, ..,,. 3 3 Lansing Eastern ,,.. ,., FIVE-A LEAGU AND REGIONAL MEETS STATE MEET Lansing Eastern , ,, , ,..... ,, ,,,,,,,, ,.,. 5 0 5X6 Kalamazoo Central ,, ,, ,, Ann Arbor, ,.,, ,,,, 42 2!3 Lansing Eastern,,,,,,,, Lansing Central , ,,,, 30 Lansing Central...,,,,, Battle Creek . . 8M CJackson did not enterj Page One Hundred Nine I ansing Lansing I ansing Lansing Lansing I ansing I ansing I ansing I ansing I I ansing arising Central Central Central Central Central Central Cen t ral Central Central REGIONAL IVIEIET Iiastern Central Top Row: Lantz, Bailey. Johnson. Marsh First Row: Marion, lVlcKibbin, VVhitn1orc TENNIS-1933 IENNIS SCjHl3DUI.IifI03's , 5 Alumni , Z 4 East Lansing I 7 Battle Creek, , 0 8 Owosso 0 6 .Iackson I 5 Lansing liastern , 2 5 Iflint Central, 2 Z East Lansing , 5 , 5 Ann Arbor ,, 2 STATE IVIIIITI' IO 6 Lansing Central dicln't place. Pylman, lVlcAvoy, Reese, Crawford STUDENT MANAGERS l'.ufv Um- llmm'1i'il ln- ansing ansing ansing ansing ansing ansing ansing ansing Top Row: Johns. Reeves First Row: Hojnecki. Wendrow, Schiller GOLF-1933 Golf SCHEDULE+l fm Central 516 Lansing Eastern Central 5X2 East Lansing Central BM Battle Creek Central 3 Howell Central 363 Jackson , , Central 6 Owosso , Central 374 Howell , Central 6X2 East Lansing FIVE-A LEAGUE First Place , , , , , Jackson Second Place Battle Creek Third Place Eastern Fourth Place , Ann Arbor Fifth Place , ,, Lansing Central REGIONAL MIQET Iiirst Place , ,, ,Muskegon Heights 336 Second Place ,Lansing Central 342 STATE Nllilil Lansing Central Seventh Place 6F2 6li 8I2 Q 372 6 354 535 Coach Stephens, Golf Coach Gleason Coach Lantz SLU!-I77l'l7l.l7fI Little Reds Page Om' Hundred Eleven Top Row: Dunton, Foreman, Miller, A. Smith. First Row: Taylor, Doyle, Reed. Roberts SENIOR A INDOOR BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP Top Row: Roberts, Foreman, A. Miller. Seated: Dunton, Taylor, Reed SENIOR A CHAMPIONSHIP VOLLEY BALL TEAM Taylor, Reed, Dunton, Roberts, Foreman, Doyle, Miller SENIOR A BASKETBALL INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS Page One Hundred Twelve 2 MA if Top Row: Foster, M. Gunnell, Ms-in-r, l'hapmx-ui. First Row: Conley. G. Gunnell, Eisermann, Dunton POINT SYSTEM LETTER WINNERS If-ff? . AQ -. 'XZ' Top Row: Tonn, Ferguson, Wilcox, Wenzlick, Hulmlvn, Fufuusun. Second Row: Turgerson, Richardson Foster, Kesslor, Anxxst, M. Gunnoll, Dnrlmr. First Row: G. Gunne-ll, Smith TUMBLING G. Gunnell, Furuason, IM-nsmore, Foster, Harryman, Turgersun, M, Gunncll, Clary, Movlter GIRLS' SWIMMING TEAM Pano Draw llundrf-,I 'l'l-dn,-0.1 fW 'L ff 'Q i. - A tb Ks 3? H' I wr' 2. 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Whether you enter now into a school of education or the school of experience, keep in mind this thought-there is a place for new ideas and new methods. Wherever you go-do your part in help- ing to make the world a better place in which to live. The rewards are great. QMQ uto-Owners INSURANCE COMPANY A COMPANY NAMED for THOSE IT SERVES Home Office, Lansing, Michigan Page Om' llumlrml Thirty-one Always the Latest and Authentic Styles for High School and College Men H. KOSITCHEK fr BROS. FOR YEARS LANSING'S LEADING OUR COMPLIMENTS TO THE GRADUATES Let Us Always Be Your Florist LANSING FLORAL CO. 102 East Allegan Street CLOTHIERSU HOME GROWN FLOWERS THE RIKERD LUMBER co. GO To STA:-n.'s HARDWARE LANSING WILLIAMSTON For LUMBER - COAL HOUSEWARES AND TOYS 213 N. 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ROOST CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 312 Hollister Building AUDITS - SYSTEMS -- INCOME TAX SERVICE Pyo lIllTlyh YQU SHOULD BE Phone 2-0734 Equipped to Serve in VERRA-KLEEN MERRITT G BAILEY SHOES CLEANERS 112LQ N. Washington Ave. Upstairs 407 N. Washington Ave. GRADUATING CLASSES FOR OVER EORTY YEARS HAVE CHOSEN WEYHING BROTHERS Class Pins and Rings One graduating class recommends to another and thus the circle grows, until High Schools and Colleges as well as Fraternal Societies all over Michigan have chosen WEYHING BROTHERS for their jewelry. Weyhing Brothers' years of experience is reiiected in the style and craftsmanship of jewelry they manufacture, repair or model. WEYHING BROTHERS MFG. CO. 304 EATQN TOWER, DETROIT, MICHIGAN Factory-3040 GRATIOT AVENUE LANSING COMPANY COMPLIMENTS Manufacturers of the of MATERIAL HANDLING WOLVERINE INSURANCE EQUIPMENT COMPANY 232 S. Capitol Avenue Lansing, Michigan Lansing, Michigan PgO H1dTh1f GARDEN SEEDS COMPLIMENTS LAWN SEED 5 And the Right Fertilizers H U D N S FARM BUREAU SUPPLY CLOTHES 102 N. Washington Ave. 728 East Shiawassee Street Smart Styles at Popular Prices DEPENDABLE ICE AND FUEL SERVICE LANSING ICE 6' FUEL COMPANY 911-21 Center Street Business Vocations-- are the only ones where opportunities are not dependent upon a ratio to population. Fewer persons have prepard for commercial occupations during the last three years. This means there is an actual shortage of well trained men and women. The swing is now decidedly toward the more reliable business schools. t Lansing Business University . . . is one of the oldest institutions in Lansing, now in its 64th continuous year. It caters to those who prefer college-level instruction-the discriminating students. Only teachers with standard college degrees plus business experience are employed. The exclusive Lansing home of Walton Accounting and Stenotypy. LANSING BUSINESS UNIVERSITY Approved by the Michigan Department of Public Instruction and the National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools. Noiw attended by children and grand- children of former students. Free employment service. Ask for free catalog. It tells you plainly what you have a right to expect of L. B. U. IT PAYS TO ATTEND A GOOD SCHOOL Page One llumirvd Thirly-five INITIATED! This is the tirst year that we have had the pleasure ot taking the pic- tures tor the ORACLE.. . Our initiation has been very pleasant . . . We enjoyed working with your committees . . , and we sin- cerely hope that this attiliation shall be a permanent one . . . Uers uis Stu io PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY COPIES-FRAMES STUDIOS-SO STRAND ARCADE, LANSING-47 MONROE AVE., NW, GRAND RAPIDS PgO HddThj MAX HARRYMAN SHOES 118 South Washington Avenue LANSING MICHIGAN CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1934 IT HAS BEEN SAID- Behind the glamour and mystery of great fortunes is the impressive lesson of small saving. These fortunes did not grow like Jack's bean-stalk, nor was there any magic about them. They represent systematic upbuilding founded on saving. This is all the secret there is about getting a competency or starting on the road to a fortune. Study our plans of systematic thrift and home ownership. UNION BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Ltd. 121 West Allegan Street Christian Herrmann, President H. T. Donaldson, Vice President H. M. Andrews, Secretary-Treasurer Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, Lace Curtains COMPLIMENTS OF Curtain Rods, Window Shades, ' Draperies 1 JA Y S THE EDINGTON The Home of Beautiful Shoes for RUG COMPANY 422 South Washington Avenue Ladies Phone 2-2461 LANSING, MICHIGAN 119 S, Washingtgn Ave, B. C. EDINGTON, Proprietor COMPLIMENTS 24 Years gf the in the Real Estate and General Insur- ance business fAutomobile, Fire, Torna- MT, do, Bonds, etc.J without a registered complaint, is the record of CHURCH THE J. L. BusH co. Don't you think a firm with that kind of a record is worthy of your patronage? WM. S. CARPENTER, Pastor Page Om- Hundred Thirty-se en AN OLD FRI EN D ZZTJXTTXLGBWI. To Students and Teachers 5gjj5s,S'g'5fjfm You will ind that we can serve you well in many instances Dictionaries' Atlases after you graduate. Not only do we specialize in textbooks Duvliclfinl Equipment and school supplies,-but in many of the things you want Safes and Safe Cabinets and use in the home and at business. Some of these things Sfgnglfiguivmfnf and are itemized at the right. MICHIGAN SCHOOL SERVICE, INC. Successor to Michigan Education Co. 314 N. GRAND AVENUE LANSING, MICHIGAN GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS GRADUATION BIRTHDAY G. c. KOPIETZ WEDDING ANNIVERSARY MEATS and GROCERIES 6 1133 N. Washington Ave. Phones 20697 - 20698 107S.W h' to A . .. - - 'U Formerly Edm2Ii1dgIT...eaI1herVG?oods Servlce wlth a Smlle Store Location MICHIGAN SHEET METAL WORKS 116 S. LARCH STREET A Roof for Every Building This and Previous Editions of the 0racIe Printed by MI LLER- STONE PRINTING COMPANY EAS T.MA1NAT GRAND Catalogs. Pamphlets I I i 3 II. ,gnl 'Producers of'Direcl' Job Pkinlingllluslru- g Jmzil ofdverlisingfw fions and efingfravingf 7-Vans and Copy? LANSING -MICHIGAN P 0 1l1f1Th,gf Y iimm Z l I 2 I l X RV' if Outstanding Features in the New Reo Rf-o Self-Sliifter . . . lfvonomical 6 vyl. 85 li. p. Rc-o engine . . .7-lu-ating rraiiksliaft . . . 118 in. wheelbase . . . Ilxvcptional riding qualities . . . Air 1-usliion engine mountings . . . Airplane type sho--k absorbers . . . Positive avtiou hy- draulic brakes . . . Draft free ventilation . . . New type starter. WRITPI today for copy ofour interesting booklet, PROOF, rontlining 4-l1 lliunianlic rommenln of Iiro owners. Also drlnilrd 4-xplnnnlion of Sr-If-Shifter op:-rltion. Sec your Ren flrnlrr for 1 th-monnlralion. 3795 389 5 . I Business Coupe P us in Standard Sedan Saljishifter-fbumpers, :pare tire and lnck, metal spring covers, included at :light extra coal. HE car without a, gearshw lever is presented today by Reo in an entirely new design-a design in wliic-h we confidently believe you will rm-uognize the smartest combination of advanced style and good taste yct offered to the motoring public. The new Reo Flying Cloud for 1934! A car of Hashiug performance and superb construction! A car that literally changes driving to piloting. There is virtually noth- ing to do but steer. The take-oflw is like that of an airplane-a swift, smooth, ll,llillZCTl'II1Jfl'lZ surge of power! Try it yourself-and see! QUALITY in a Reo may he taken for granted. But the SELF- SIIIFTER is such a revolutionary advance, so startling in its effect on car operation, that it can he understood and appreciated only after a drive. We urge that you do this-Call your Reo dealer today and experience the thrill of a trip in the most advanced var of all-the car witliout zz gearsllw lever. It will make you wonder how long any car of the hand-shift type can continue in public favor-make you realize that it is a GOOD INVESTMENT-formore reasons than one-to buya Reol -..... REO MOTOR CAR COMPANY, LANSING, MICHIGAN Iluglv Ont' llumlrwd Thirty-nine Congratulations, Class of '34 Tell Mother and Dacl about file M W ALSO MANUFACTURES The famed MW Automatic Weath- er Control Units for forced warm air oil heat. The MW Automatic Oil Burning Boiler Units MW Oil Burning Cooking Ranges and Bake Ovens. MW Automatic Oil Burniml Water Heaters for Domestic and Commercial Use. MW Oil Burning Circulating Heaters for small homes, offices, 'tort-s, etc, o Clean - Fully Automatic - Modern - Oil Heat The Emancipator is a modern designed and highly efficient automatically controlled oil burner which can be easily and inexpensively installed in your present heating system. It eliminates all the dirt and drudgery of tending the fire and reduces your heating problem to the effortless task of adjusting the room temperature to suit your preference by moving the dial on a small wall thermostat. Heater Division MOTOR WHEEL CORP. Manufacturers of Demountable Wood, Steel and Wire Wheels . . . Forged Spoksteel Truck, Bus and Trailer Wheels . . . Industrial Stampings . . . Sole Producers of Centrif use Brake Drums P11510 Om' llumirrd Forty INDEX TO ADVERTISERS A Acme Business College ........V.VV.., Affeldt, John and Sons .... .I ...,,,. .. Andridge-Gleason Hardware Co .,,.,.... Auto-Owners Insurance Co ....., .. . B Bartholomew, H. S., M.D .4..,,..,.., B1ss1nger's Flowers .......................... Bush ,,...,... -- ....,..........,,....... . C Candy Land ....,....,..w ............. Canniff, Kenneth .....,............. Capitol School Supply Co .,.... - D David Molloy-Smith Co .,..,,. Davidson, Earl O .ees .,..,.., . De Vries ...- ...........v... E , Edington Rug Co. ,,.,,A,.,.., .. Educational Supply Co .A.o,,, F Farm Bureau Supply Store. ..v, . Furniss, Louis C. ,,,,..,,A.s,...,...... . G Gregory, Mayer Sz Thom Co ........ Grinnell Bros. ,l,.,, . ,,.....,,,,... Gross, A. G .l.,.,,..s, .. ...,,,,,,....,... . H Hacker-Lambertson Agency .,... Hermann's John, Sons ,,,......,.,,.. Hotel Olds ..........,,......,o , ....,l..,. . Hudson's, Inc. .............. . Hurd's Men Shop ........ J Jay's ...s,,,.s., ..l. ..,.,. K Kline, J. G. Co ....,........... Kopietz, G. C. ,.,...,.,....., . Kositchek, H. and Bros .,,.,,, L Lansing Business University ..,,, Lansing Colorplate Co. ........... I.. Lansing Co. ..,,..,,.,......,s...,.,...... . Lansing Dry Goods Co ...,...,,,, Lansing Floral Co ............,,,......... Lansing Ice and Fuel Co .,,.,,,....... Lansing Savings 8z Loan Association Lenz, Oscar C .,...,.....,,,.,.....,..,..........,,.... Liebermann's Trunk Co ......,..s...VVrr...... Lynn, Ray C. .,,.,,,.,. ...., . . M Mary Stewart's ................. Max 'Harrymani Shoes ............... Merritt and Bailey ..............-...-.....-.'.7A-- Michigan School Service, Inc ...... ..... Michigan Sheet Metal Works Miller-Stone Printing Co. .. ........., . Motor Wheel Corporation .........,....... Myers' Printing Service ....ss....... N Newell, F. R ...................,..... North Side Pharmacy ...,....., O Olds Motor Works .......,. P Page-Lamerson, Inc. ............................ Peoples State Savings Bank. ,.............. R Reed's ....................,.....rf. .................- Reo Motor Car Co ..... Richmond's .,................. Rikerd Lumber Co. .,..., Riker's Dry Cleaners .,.....,, Roost, Wm. G ...e................ Rouser Drug Co., C. J ....... S Sam s .......Vs L. ss............. .. Shube1's -. ....,rr...........................-.. S. K. Smith Co ......., ,.... ...............l...... South Lansing Dry Cleaners... Sprowl Bros. .............................. . Stahl's Hardware ....................... Standard Coal Co ....... State Journal ........ Style Shop ................. - Sugar Bowl, The ............... T Tussing Drug Store, Inc ......... U Union Bldg. Sz Loan ........ V Verra-Kleen Cleaners ........ Versluis Studio ................. W Weissinger 'Paper Co. ........................... . Wells Studio ........ . .................... ............ . West Mt. Hope Ave. Presb. C hurch West Side Fuel Co ................................. Weyhling Bros. Mfg. Co ....................... Wimpy's ..... .. ..... ................... . Winans Dairy ................. ....... - Wolverine Insurance Co ........ 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