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

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-Mir: EAWJLQX no no :li- X g,1...l.s,.1 JR, A W W I HELEN MAE FELTMAN WII,I.IAM EDWARD FHZGERALD The SCCYEI of SUCCESS LS COYISHIVICY Ianl fond of the Compally of ladies. I to purpose. v-Dlsraeli -jullusml DCINALD IRA Fwcu I Or pbatsed or blamed, he guarded HOWARD JAMES F001-E z H . Thy purpose firm is equal to the ' The trust he neither shunned nor ' Sought. deed. fXVhittier fYouug EDNAHELEN FORMAN A golden treasure is II tried friend. ROBERT CLARK FORSYTH I My tongue within my lips I rein For who talks much must talk in vain. I RUBY HARRIET FRESHOUR ji A gerfrous heart. -Horner . . I IRMA MARGARET FRIEDRICH NORAH PAULINE GARNETT A perfect woman, nobly planned, When You, '10 dafmev I wish -Volf To warn, to comfort, to command. A waved the Sm' that you 'mght -XVm'dsw1vrtl1 env 0 1 Nothing but that. l IIERMINA BHRTIIA GAIKEMA BHULAH LYDIA GATES ! Good nature and good sense must Sincere and resolute and still ever join. And calm and self-possessed. -Pope -Lrmfellrmw gl 1 -.....1..--,,,w---i,..- ,,,, - . .. 7- - - -, ..i i t:it:.: L':::.tg:.L,:..:-:rf A XZJX ,' --'-----L l . nly-fu ur

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