Central High School - Helios Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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Annual Helios Nineteen Twenty-Four ' i HARRY WILLIS ADAMS Best he's liked that is alike to all. -Daniel GLADYS JULIA APPELT Simple duty hath no place for fear. -Whittier ERNEST INGEMEN ADOLPHSON A moi hope and forward-looking I -Wordsworth GUSTAV PHILIP APPELT His lips are very mild and meek. -Tennyson MAXINE MARIAN ALEXANDER And best of all, along the way, friendship and mirth, -Henry Van Dyke ALDEN TRUMAN ASHLEY He thought as a sage, though he felt as 3. mah. -Beattie ROGER LAWRENCE ANDERSON Enthusiasm is the life of the soul. MAGDALINE KATHRYN BAKER The charm that in her spirit lived No changes could destroy. -Hale GEORGE HARNARD ANNABLE, JR. He did with cheerful will What others talked of while their hands X were still. , it i Q 5 4-fwhittier' e..f. I A' LUCILLE ALLICENT BANISTER 'All must be earnest in a world like ours. -Bonar NORMAN JAMES ANNEMA Y'ou'll be richer in the end , Than a prince, if you're a friend. G V -' LlCSt GERTRUDE ALETHA BARRY For of all mortal virtues, she was all That ethics speaks of, virtues cardinal. -Donne 26

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li li Qi gl HRH lllf r IN Tlllz' U.IRDli.Y Ol' LIFE Lift' is a garzlfn wlmsr' soil 'wr shall tfzztl, Fill it with lzfauty and rolors that l1lt'7III,,' Watfr' it tlaily, and frm' it from 'ZL'f'f'll5Q Sf7'l'71,g'fl1f?l farh slip that will spring from tht' sfttls That uv' haw? plantrtl in Cot!-gi-Um soil, Worhfd ovfr, wattlzftl oiwr in willing tail. Cardfnfrs uw all shall lm, tillfrs of farth, llrlping Ihr soil to yitld mort of its worth Briglztwzing Ihr uwrlzl with tht' light of our Vlloctrrs, Y Clzrfring vzzanhiurl with this joy through the hours, .Yozlrishing Ulftl from our garzlfu of lift, Bztiltling thfir strtngth to mfft strugglf anti strilf. .Hay uv' good gfH'Ilt'l1f't'.Y hr, stfarlfzlst and strong, Rfatly to wflfomt' rath flazwz with a song, Eagfr to start zona-le aww worry day, lffatily happy fafh mvzrizzg to say, 'AIJOHI' arf my zlutits with zfal and with l'!Il't',' Blooming my garzlfiz is, thri'1'i11g and fair. Thru may our souls lu' 1rpliftt'rl lilet' flowfrs, That pour tht' gran' ol thfir li-ws into ours,- Suwtt with tht' fragranrt' of lily and rosf, fpright and staunch as the tall goldmz-glowsg Striving toward Cort as tht flowfrs toward tht liffht 5 7 Looking to Ilim for our stzvzzgllz through His might. GRACE AGNES PETERS. I ly i 'I l tx wx it w. ffhff' ft? qnp,f 1 l X ti Zi of-if' X 1 523 , A . 31, fl L. x

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si Annual Helios Nineteen Twenty-Four HARLAND GAYLE BARTON The lad with the merry blue eyes. -Winter CLYDE DOUGLAS BERG I believe in gittin' as much outen life as you kin. -Mrs. Vviggs ILAH DOREEN BATY Of manner gentle. -Pope EVELYN BEUKER There's nothing like work as a sauce for a meal. -Dunbar RUTH PATRICIA BECKER Your fair discourse has been as sugar Making the hard way sweet and delect- able. -Richard II I JAMES FORD BLICKLE But he never Hunked, and he never lied- I reckon he never knowed how. -Hay WALTER DALE G. BEHNKE Without regret for the past, with con- tentment in the present, and with strong hope for the future. JOSEPHINE ANNE BOMMELJE Laughing cheerfulness throws the light of day on all around. -Richter LOIS LEE BELLAMY The music thou canst make Is far too sweet for tears. CHESTER ARTHUR BORDEN Full of manly Tpride and friendship. S . , -Whitman JOHN WILLIAM BEQUETTE I dare do all that may become a mang F Who dares do more, is none. -Shakespeare ANTHONY PETER BOSHOVEN Whose little body lodged a mighty mind. -Homer 27