Syracuse Central High School - Scarlet Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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.J Our Principal MR. LEON H. COON 1 Ad- . Vlsol' Vice Pnnc TOWER MHS. M Of Girj LES A' S ARION M S

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IN MEMORY Mrs. Mildred Simpson dedicated her life to young people and it is fitting that we, the youth of Syracuse Central High School, dedicate this yearbook to her. Her death was a sad blow, for she was a dear friend to many pupils of Central. Her sympathetic manner, always ready to bear the troubles of the many who asked her help, won her a place in the hearts of all those with whom she came in contact. She was a true Samaritan. Her kindness was reflected in her face and made you feel certain of a true friend when you appealed to her. Although her helping hand is no longer here to help us along the ladder of life, living memorials still attest to her greatness. For she started Eleutherian, the society for Negro girls, and co-sponsored Allied Youth, a worthy organiza- tion carrying on a crusade to stamp out alcoholism among our young people. She also helped build Forensic Society to be one of the foremost debating organizations in the city of Syracuse. Yes, we owe a great deal to Mrs. Simpson, and her image will not easily be erased from the slates of our memory. For it is such persons as she who make this world cr better place in which to live.

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SOCIAL STUDIES AND LATIN Front row, left to right-Ethel S. Iones, Elizabeth D. Wilson, Edward W. Friedlander, Dolores Carolan. Willis M. Gallo- way, Claire B. Douglass. Back row. leit to ' ht-Cecelia C. Anderson. Mary C. Mahoney. Iames R. Work. Helen E. Whipple, Gladys Buttel Helen A. Rowe. 772244 727, COMMERCIAL AND MATHEMATICS Front row, left to riqht-Kenneth E. Beagle, Algenia H. Nilsson, Marion Marsh. Harry F. Houck, Hannah B. Ioseph Alice H. Murphy. Back row, left to right-Mary Q. Norton, Helena M. Smith. C. Sherwood West, Ianet W. James. Blanche H. Weeks Iulia Shuielt.