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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ALTA STARRY BERTHA GRADOLPH SUSIE XVALTERS HERBERT RICHARDSON FRANCES BUNDY GEORGE TIPPETT