Central High School - Centralia Yearbook (Bay City, MI)

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W W f'T 'l1'i 'f'5T '?'7?W'I w r L.. Senior Class Will We, the Seniors of Eastern High, In this year of nineteen-twenty, Do hereby devise and bequeath No faults, but merits plenty. Shearer's and Johnstonfs Sophomore girls To the Sophomore's We'll leave, And Rose Miller's faultless style The junior girls receive. Eldred Gerow's domestic skill. We will give to Mary Kirk, And Margaret Asman's studiousness To those who do not shirk. Part of Myra's graceful height E. Kinney will receive. George Hodgin's faithful Chalmers Will fill Frank Stout with cheer, And all the Senior privileges To the Juniors for' next year. Bennie B., Arthur G., and Russel Kidd Their size we cannot measure To remaining students they do leave Much that they may treasure. Of Florence W's many dates We'll give D. Whitehouse some, And Harry Walkei s bright plaid shirt We will give to either Plum. To Hershel Hardy we will give Harold Amrheim's pleasant smile And of Pat Bernthal's shyness We'll lend Marvin for a while. Don McCabe's many offices. On brother James bestow. We'll leave M. Schindler's giggles To D. Boes who'11 love them so. Jennings, Johnson, and Frank Jozwiak Leave their quiet and calm reserve ' And Maxwell Moore's good fellowship Some Junior will deserve. To quiet Pearl Levasseur S. Presley's jazz We'll lend ' And Helen Steggall's dignity To Jane McGraw, her friend, Mary Moore's editorship To a brilliant junior leave. Virginia, Rena, and Kitty Bill Their beauty, the girls will receive. 'Gene Duffy's shoes and derby To Herschfield We'll present. And Sib Widmer's cultured voice M. Houghton will not resent. G. Scharffe, K. Laing, L. Reid, and Bercnxce Their typewriting speed they leave. 'E And Pauline Haines' artistic art Bessie Chanel will receive. Spike Co1vin's frequent blushes To 'Elizabeth Black We'll loan, And Eric Speckhard's' athletic skill To E. Vtfestover for his own. 'Part of Grant Moore's solemnity To L. Mertens We'll decree Polly's and Kitty's tardiness VVill do for two or three. A part of Ierry's devotion To Betty H. We'll give. And some of Don North's splendid marks To jack MacDonald give. There's Neal Moore's khaki sweater Shall in fondmemory live. W- We'll add C. -SnoWden's musical art '

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, N n e g , :Y , i 44 -.4 vrfgy , X Y Class' Poeni of Nineteen-Twenty 1 'Tis-the Class of Nineteen-twenty Which has reached its goal at last, And departing, we're reflecting On the bright days fading fast. Our school life's been gay and happy, ' As we worked and toiled ,awayg Studying oft beyond the twelve strokes, -Yea, until the morning grey. To our studies We were faithful Knowing well thatproverb old, WVork comes always, 'ere-the playtime, Something we have all been tQld. But, in spite of all we'Ve conquered . Algebra, that awful foe, Science, English, other horrors Which have added to .our.Woe. ' But tonight our thoughts are turning To a, much more serious theme, Classmates soon will all be partedg Each Each one i ' Each And efen With to struggle inIlife's stream. has his aspirations, one has his high ideal, would pursue it bravely areal courageous zeal. ' Little knew We what the future Holds in store for every one But we .trust that work attempted Will successfully he done. In the future we'll remember Days at Eastern always bright, How we worked and strove together 'Neath our banner, Green and White. g Naomi B. Fuller ,in ., --ff-

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To Agatha Longworth's skill Edith Mowat and E. Shaad's modesty To Gertrude Zingg we'1l will. Deac Eurich's oratorical gift Upon Ken Smith bestowg Elizabeth Bassingthwaighte's cleverness VVe hope in all will grow. N. Fuller, R. Thomas, and Alice Koth B. Feldman, R. Petit and Nina Florance Their study-room seats they leave. M. Phillip's, K. Bastow's golden hair The Freshie burnetts will receive. And Foster Clark's scientific brain NVe'll lend to the scientists free. Part of Beatrice L's modesty XVe will give to our young friend, Leigh From Mildred Radford's many curls Mary Lou may take a few, While XV. Moessner's salesmanship VVill help Gib Saunders too. Jerry's and Reigler's color rare NVill aid E. Hughes in part. YVe'll leave Helen Mac. the historical datcs G. Kent has learned by heart. Will Alpern, A. Bastovv and Marguerite S Their ability on the fiddle. To Whom give Vreeland's terpischorean art Remains to be quite a riddle. Glenn MacDonald's geom. marks XVe shall give to Victor G. And Hartz and Stenger's quietness Will Moulthrop help, you see. Fern Aikman's job of carrying slips Elaine's spare time will fill. Leo Niedzielski's musical art To Clara B. we will. Nina Florance's commercial brain. To some one who will have it. Vaughan H. and Maude K's chemistry marke To any one they see fit. To those who'll take his subjects B. Forsythe leaves his note-books, Strope, Davis and Marion L. give Their Senior cloak-room hooks. Ames and Kutella's Poly Con An economist will surely get. And Murna Schaffe's dramatic art To have, none would regret. Boleslaw's knowledge of Physics II We'll leave to Marion B. And Victoria Stosik's splendid French We'll give to fair Marie. Mary Henry's telephone calls Let Marion Sachs receive. And Eleana Heglund's curly hair To Bob Thompson We will leave. R. Petit's experiments in Phisics 1 To Sadie K. we'll loan. And B. Feldman's musical skill To H. Shearer for her own. To the Faculty and all Students Our best wishes we do leave. Mr. Aeby and Miss Monahan Some fortunate class will receive. Through modesty the poet Who wrote this splendid will, Could not be brought to sign her'name And so to shyness kill, I'll tell her name- 'Twas Irish N, The Wit whom you all know. She labored long with Words and rhyme For poems on trees don't roxv. . S Editor.