Central High School - Almanac Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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THE JUNIOR HOP CLASS OF 1901 1VIARCIfI'SE'CO-ND THE COLLINGWOOD PROGRAM. RECEPTION. DANCING. PAVTRONESSES. MRS. G. M. BRIGHAM, MRS. W. W. CHALMERS MRS. S. R. IMACLAREN, MRS. W. R. WORTS, MRS. A. W. BUNCE, MRS. H. J. EBERTH, MISS RITCHIE. COMMITTEE. MISS MACLAREN, MISS WORTS, MR. COXE, MR. BRAUN, MR. OT1S, MR. SMEED, MR. TOWERS.

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