Central High School - Blue and White / Pnalka Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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Emumwim- T P N A L K A Russell? Why, I used to think so but I guess it's on account of his high collars, that's all. Hoyt and Hurley? No sir, you don't catch them down here for lunch. They prepare their soups on the synthetic plan, you know. Well, Jim, guess that's about all for to-day. Here goes to finish up this fodder. QThey proceed to Work and silence reigns-of courmj Oh, say, -lim, What's the difference between this here plate of cold cream and this glass of milk? Three cents? Nope, that's old and this is an original one. Give up? 'Bout fifty degrees Fahrenheit's all, I guess. QBuried beneath a volley of buns and souvenir apples.j Help! Help! Quarter!!! 7633355 FK Q9

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S G .c-t-.,, L U M lil. nn-- if? The Autocrat of the Lunch Counter The Time-1 1 .1o. The Place-Dining Emporium, C. H. S. QBell rings, the greedy horde rushes in and the autocrat commences to distribute petrified buns, baked beans, answers to questions and other necessities of life.j Billy? Sure, he's over there selling lunch checks to the girls, so he says-Oh, I thought you meant Billy Robinson. Your man is upstairs trying to persuade Bennitt to repent. Edge Perrin? Sure he was around one day last week. Guess you missed him. ChetWharHeld looking bewildered F Guess not, it's only beWilbured Mrk Water pipes? They're all right, guess it's only Vickerman whispering secrets to Russell. Hello, Pete, hoW's the Senate? Sure it's a good thingf Jennings Va self-made man? No doubt of it, but he has too confoundedly good an opinion of his creator to suit me-. We can't take money here, Talbot. Can't get checks, how's that? Hey, Jimmie, Talbot says Hawkins and Samble are having a scrap about it's being right to sell aluminum pennies for a cent. No more business for us to-day, soon's they exhaust their own arguments they'll swap sides and begin over again. g Ned Guild? Guess youlve been out. We just had a class assessment and you don't see Ned for a month after one of them- That's right, too, 'twas about time Ned had anotheri. No trust, Dib. Sorry, can't help it. fAsidej: Just lent Stoney a bun and Wallace thinks it's the style. Buzzing? O, that's Ferguson, Perrin, Parks, Hawkins and the rest of the fourth period German class getting their Dutch on the relay scheme.

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VO! l X111 ll fi Class Of Nmetecn Hlllhfl't'Ih, .Im I-,gym J iwlilillfli WILFREDb.1iOB1NSf.nN .r MARIONA. DENIWAN rz e-. r E.CHESTERWHARFIELD . Sf.-r' r EDGARM.GUILD . . . frfa ar r FORDHAMC.RUssELL. Member-ar-Largf ' EDITH M.WHITE Cl P lg J BRACEBENNITT HH rap H5 PAUL L. COHN EDITH B.WILBUR . Prophet-on-Prolfhaxf XE.PHELPSJOHNSON . . . . ClassOrafar GRETAC.GORDON . C'la.fsPoet MOLLIEA.STRANGE . . Cla.v.fSong HAzELM.COLE ...... CIa:sHz'storz'an FRANCISH.BAKER ..... ClassMar:hal ibbutugraph wftnmmittee HARRIET M. BOSWORTH, Chairman GRACE K. BURGIN BRACE BENNITT imfnmenane Qlnmmirtze XE. PHELPS JOHNSON, Chairman EDITH M. WHITE EDGAR M. GUILD ifzniur fair Qtummittez WILERED S. ROBINSON, Chairman ALICE S. WRIGHT RUTH A. GROVER XE. PHELPS JOHNSON CLARENCE C. GERRARD Senior Hbancz Qfnmmtttce BERNICE L. BAILEY, Chairman EDGAR M. GUILD BRACE BENNJTT dw? EDap Gnmmittze GRACE K. BURGIN, Chairman CHRISTINE F. CHAPMAN EGERTON P. PERRIN 0IIa55 9.Buuk Qlummittee EGERTON P. PERRIN, Chairman LESLEY M. STENT PHELPS JOHNSON