Central High School - Red and Black Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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,SX 2 lk foo TE 5 ,- A Modern LOCl'lll1VHl'-.4IIlIl'ffl? lVf'1if1bz'rgc1' . . 1 Down Paradise Lane--Frm1rv.v Ruth . . The Slmip--HM'-man Saliugerv. . A Modern Cyclops-Iona Brodbcvk . .-X Stormy Niglwt-Lcsfvr Gallant -. A. The Advanced Seniors-Ernst Bzzrlzmillvr . The Class of january 1922 . . . The Class Plzxy-Virgiuiav lllyers . A Cold hVOl'lfl, Tllis-31050110 Rich! PETl'Zll'Cll-Plll11'lZll1lSf-C1Il'iXf A IIG5f!lS0ff . Delmating-Lcnard Finger ...... Poetry-Hmwzan Salizzgrr, Lrnard F'i71AQ't7l'. F1'a11cv.v Ruth Editorials ......... Boys-Raymond K'IlHf'l'F1', Rusxvll lVillin111s Atllletitsz Gi1'lS-Fr'z1m'm Siuzpxon, C.f'Ic Sff' Rnxxcll . Organizations . Locals ........ lfreslmman lTl'GfllllC-- C Cartoon J-H0l'l7Pl'f For . 11 . 16 17 . 19 20 . 21 37 . 38 43 . 44 45 . 49 55 . 61 63 . 85 S8 .

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