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

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H'UIfEH.UfQS. MARGARET ESTHER BROOKS SYLVIA LENORE BRUCE Now, I've found a priceless treasure Howe'er it be, it seems to me In thy fond and faithful heart. 'Tis only noble to be good. -E. P. -Tennyson HELEN ESTELLE BROWN CORA HERMINA BUDDE Oh, she was good as she was fair. Joyful and free from blame. -Rogers -Tennyson HELEN LORETTA CARLBERG WILLIAM HOWARD BURCESS To love the game above the prize. -Newbolt KATHRYN CARLYLE BYERS A rosebud set with little wilful thorns. -Tennyson MILDRED FLORENTIYA CAMERON She was beyond all cavil, A model of virtue. -Service THOMAS WALKER CHAMBERLIN He worked with patience which Gentle of speech, benehcious. means almost power. -Browning ELOISE CURRIER CHAFFEE Twrnty FRANCES JANE CHAPMAN You, with the laughing face. -Noyes The smile of her is like the dawn. -Gilder -A-

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A i lg l i l l I i I i I tl ll I l l 5 I I I I T I I l 3 ' I l I l 5 E BEATRICE BOUCIINER Q The very room coz she was in l . X Seemed warm from floor to ceilin'. i -Lowell 1 FIELDEN MARTIN BOWL!-ZS ll A mind at peace with all the world. l I l I -Byron Dis VERE ROBERT BOYD I ROBERT MILTON BOWSTROM What stronger breastplate than a heart untainted? JONATHAN GORDON BOYCI: Joy to the toiler! -Hathaway ii He loved his books, the art that hints I fl A beauty veiled behind its own. I -whimer ii RALPII FISIIIJR BOYLAN I His life was gentle and the ele- 5- ments I So mix'd in him that Nature might stand up l And say ,to all the world, This was a man -Shakespeare i LOUIS HAROLD BRADFORD l Be candid, virtuous, sincere, and I modestly grave. ' -Aurelius FRILDRICK JONATIIAN BRADY A very honest-hearted fellow. -Shakespeare WINIrRi:D ELIZABETH BRANDT It is good To lengthen to the last a sunny 5! mood. -Lowell l! Ii' LILLIAN JOAN BRENNER I hate to see things done by halves. -Gilpin HENRY FREDRICK BROCKMEIER He was frm in his friendship and steady and agreeable in the man- ner of showing it. -Aurelius lfii, , ',.f, Q' V' , , '.l.,,LQ il Q, n- I X ,, ,,,,.,,.,.,,,,.,.,,.,.....,.,,..,...l...ii. i LW? O V Nineteen

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1-'Z'-' 'Se?C??lANR'lVULAtL JS ANNE I-'lumens Clmsmzl-1 lllcnm Ilrznwlclc lIm:sl.m' To ln' slou' in lronls is lU0lIllll1,X Fair as wax her sweet botlie f1 lYUL't -wukexpeml-e Yet fairer was her minrl. Sl'IXM0l'IK Jmmm: Cumlm' 1':LlAl'1N CIIUHCH They that govern make least noise. An open-hearted maiden. fSelclen Crxcll. Al.rlu:n C1.r:vm.ANn A man of exeellent miml and exeellent hearl. fpullnk Rum fimlm CUCIIIIAN l try to make my enmities transient anrl my friendships eternal. . Jfieeru JULIA lim.:-:N Com: You are like morning bread, Smooth and pleasant. 4Amy Lowell Nmsum Envvfum fiom: BARBARA Rmmglmmn CROVVEI.l, To be trltsterl ix a greater eornple- 1 IDM. Sufh mirth. ment than to be lolwerl. -Walnm f -Xlzusllmmlcl Clfznun An'rm'u Come Ammzlm C1.,n'l'oN Clmwzlx Anil faith in friemlslzip is the If I eannot do great things, I can noblest part. do small things in a great way. -Urkery R 1, J ,f W: LJ ' Tim' nty-u