Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Lonaconing, MD)

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cl A35 ROI-l Charlotte Barber--Always a good natured smile for all. Evaline Beeman--Pretty blue eyes. Anne louise Hroderick--Darned if we girls can do without the fellows louise Cooper--Central's Disc Jockey. Anna louise Eichorn--Blow,lblow, thou winter wind. Elsie Fazenbaker--Small but mightyn Phyllis Goodwin--Blonde bomber. Jeanette Gowans--Kidswwill be kids. Frances Green--Stumbling stumbleweed. Patty Green--It is a hard nut to crack. Dorothy Jean Johnston--I am but a stranger here, heaven is my home. ' QPekinJ Mary Kallmyer--Sweet and taciturn Norma Kitzmiller--It is better to smoke here than hereafter. Norma Jean McCormack--HAbou Ben Adhem lMay her tribe increasej' Mary Jane McDonald?-From this source sweet music flows. Colleen Monahan--They go wild, 'aimpljg wild over me. Norma Jean Nightengale--Chemistry was made for me. Colleen Nolan-QGive thy thoughts no tongue. Colleen Smith--The Scotch girl in Irish Clothes. June Stakem--As neat as a new pin. Iona Tipton--Sleep, sleep, thou sleeping beauty. leonarda Woods--She likes little dogs. Leon Beeman--Fancy trimmings on his struggle-buggy. Charles Buckholtz--Great oaks from little acorns grow. Donald Clark--The Super Salesman Jack Elliott--Happy-go-lucky.

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Eugene Gowans--As busy es a bee. James Hershberger--Patience and shuffle the cards. Paul Johnson--All great men are dying, in fact I don't feel well myself. Bobby lee--I have a girl, leave me alone. Billy lucas--An affable and courteous gentlemen. Brennan Hills--He who drlveth e Eliver. Billy Neff--I know she thinks of me. Bobby Robertson--A man who isn't, geared for high. Jack Stephens--Industrious is the word. Gene Whitefield--Why Castle on the Nile.W Edythe Alexander--Bill's my man. lila Beeman--Nho's the lucky fellow? Curol Bradley--Ula, he's making eyes at me? Ruth lee Buskirk--A progressive farmerette. Ruth lee Cuthbertson--Good goods comes in little packages. Dorothy Iee Frizzell--'etch '.'. your step boys. Lois Grlndle--Short and sweet. Dorothy killer--Swing your partner 'round and 'rounc. Sylvia Robertson--The bright spot of Hsrpersville. Maxine Stuby--Pay your insurance, Faye's e reckless men. leah Wernick--Speaks when she's spoken to. lThat's alll Ruth Weir--A true aaughterfof the soil. Billy Broderick--A lion among ladies. Charles Duckworth--Blow thy sax but not thy top. Faye Kiddy--Bearing the natural expression of vlllany he looks honest. Raymond Ralston--A man born with red hair and will have red hair till he dyes. William Seib--Grape vine express. Andrew Smith--listen to the Cuckoo! Francis Timney--Just e little Jerk. Thomas Wilson--NPetesN is my home.