Central High School - Almanac Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Grace Dawson Ethel Day Marguerite .Donnelly Lela Dunbar Carrie Durian Bessie Eichenauefr Genevieve Eicher Alta Fast Maude Firth Florence Fischer B1-ata Fitzpatrick Della Fla-harty Emilie Frutiger Bessie Fuller Mamie Gaffney Madeline Gale Sadie Galvin Florence Gates Irene Losse Margie Loutzenhiser Gertrude MacDonnel Mamie Mallory Kathleen Mara Alma Martin Luella Martin- Mildredl Mason Bessie Mawer Mabel -M-r:AEee Helen McClain Bertha McDonnel Lulu McDowell Nellie McGrath Frank McKenzie Pearl McRill Anna Metzger Eleanor 'Mills Jennie Taylor Gabrielle Temple Jean 'Dhompson Ethel Thurston Irma Tissot Jessie Truesdlall Helen Tucker Anna Van Driesen Lura Van Nest Irma Vine Ruth Waldyogel Flora Walter Grace Walter Katherine Wamboldl Marie 'Weller 'Edna Weiss Ida Wickenden. Belle Willits

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Charles Faben Norman Fehn 'Erle Forster Clinton Fox Mildred Adams Myrtle Andlerson Ila Andfrews Mattie Andrews Florence Armor Ora Barnaby Ada 'Bassett Lilah Bauer Constance Beard Jennie Bellows Clara Benedict Cora Benedict Ella Berry Hazel Berry Lulu Bierly Julia Bossong Mae Bowman Julie Brinkman Henrietta Bro-wn Lottie Brown May Brown Myrtle Brown Alice Buclcwell Eudora Bundy Bessie Campbell Olive Campfield Edith Carson Mabel Carter Aleta Conklin Belle Cooley Pearl Cooper Mary Corkery Opal Coy Edith Crabbs Mabel Crippen Irma Crofts Stella Culver Virginia Curran Ormond Padldock Israel Parisky Herbert Pepper Bliss Permar A I The Girls. Bessie Gerkins Olga Goldberg Alma Goulet Emma Gradolph Hazel Graves Emma Gruner Florence Hammet Marie Hanley Hazel Harroun Grace Hart Ella Harvey Bessie Heartley Amanda Hein Katherine Helm Amy Hirth Bertha Hofer Florence Honberger Flora Hood Florence Hopkins Nina Hosler Mae Hough Nelli-e Hudler Grace Hull Lilah Hunt Maud Huntsberger Irma Judd Nellye Keller A Lizzie Kelley Florence Kennan Margaret King Mabel Kinker Lottie Klag 'Emma Koch Amelia Lalond Harriet Lau-tzenhiser Gertrude Leonard Bessie Levy Irma Little Bert Woods Charles Wright Frank Zander Bertha -Minmich Elizabeth Moore Audrey Morgan Jessie Nichols Louise Niles Della Olrich Ethel Parke Edna Parker Bertha Peck Cora Pelton Rose Perry Bertha Potter Elizabeth Potter Beatrice Prentice Ella Reeves Alice Reinhart Alta Ridxeout Elizabeth Rinehart May Roberts Louise Roper Bernice Rowland Blanche Saunders Fay Saunders Alice Savage Tillie Schroeder Elsa Schroeter Marian Seiders Myrtle Selner Pearl Settle Margaret Sheehy Olga S-ippah Mattie Skeldon Francis Smith Georgia Smith Winifred Smith Celia Sorenson Jessie Stiles Myrtle Stocking'

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