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

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S - iw 4 tf'm'Xi1iY. i-J,fsD..1L-, ..iLem,pQ:iLkJ,ff f P I I I Envrn LOUISE HAMMER HARRIET ERNA HANSLJN 5 Give me an honest laughter. For she was ies, the quiet kind t -Scott Whose natures never vary. K KENNETH BERT HANNA RICHARD EARL HARROUN 1 Then he will talk, Ye Gods! how He that is slow to anger is better he will talk. than the mighty. 4 AIARION CLAIHSSA HART i Thercfs nothing so lfingly as kind- I ness Anil nothing so royal as truth. -Carey Benwlcx-1 ESTELLE HARVEY It is well to think wellg it is divine V to act well. -Mmm ll1cL1-:N LUCILLE HAVENS I fear nothing but doing wrong. -Sterne GILBMH' RUSSELL HMS -IUHN IIESSEL Z0 bi mfgoln prgtezfekor Sham He stands hrnt like Il rork. ,xaety w at men t in I ani. ,Aurelius v -Guest i DURUTHY DIARII-I HENKIIL 1, 1 KI W HTHTIN1 What sweet delight a quiet life XOBLRT M' hbfi 'L affords. A prompt, decisive man. --Drummond fVVhittier li ..1lLflfLl 'Q '1'A'd 12f-1:1:':E:'ff -iifli'4LQ,fTN, N g m lfggg,----' - ,,,,,,,-.,i5ff1',. 7 :willy-',v1v i..-.-,-mm i 'AX 5' 'T 'Ur rg 4 rr V --7

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CHARLES WATSON JENNINGS EDWIN LORENZO JOHNSON A man he seemed of cheerful yes- Of a surety he has kissed the Blar- te'da9'5 ne stone And confident tornorrows. y -Wordsworth Form HANSON JOHNSTON FLORENCE IEENE JENSEN I am not of that feather to shake True happiness lif understoodj Of Consists alone in doing good. My friend when he must need me. ESTHER LUCILE JONES The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. -Spencer HARRIET BERKEY JONES Manners form the great charm of women. MAX CHARLES JONES Bravery escapes more dangers than cowardice. -Segnor RUSSEL NICHOLAS JONES STEWART RAYMOND KERN A pound of pluck is worth a ton My vigor is a new-minted penny. of lugk, -A. Lowell -Garfield FREDRICK TAYLOR KIMMERLE He was our friend when the world , was our oe. So very kind and yet so shy? I -Holmes ANNA JONKER W hy, lovely charrner, tell me why Ax Twenty-eight