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

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Loumwgiirrgoggrguvgrgg wuwrmuwr mawwuayiw1Lsv.iLyw41a24Lsuw44Li'41tw4iLmw+ ffLx'1iuswLs'zwsw ' BUEHLER, HAROLD Men of few words are the best. DUNNING, MARY LOUISE He builds too low who builds be- neath the stars. BOUTELL, JACK E. Io west, young man, and grow up with the country. DEYOUNG, EDNA M. A clever girl with clever ways. FLOOD, FLORENCE A. Always happy and always young. DAVIS, MILDRED INDA Beauty, with grace, is a hook with a bait. GAFFNEY, RUTH ELLEN Spare your breath to cool your porridge, KRAPOHL, HAROLD H. He knew what's what and who's who. KESSLER, LIBBIE E. Honesty personified. JUENGAL, LOUISE ANNA TROMBLEY, VIRGINIA Here's metal more attractive. JEAN, JEWEL MARY LOU The short and long of it. I Her smile is like a tonic. ANTHONY, JUNE LUELLA A woman who deliberates is lost. ALLMAN. ROBERT MELVIN For my part, I'd rather be the first man among these fellows than the second man in Rome. BAKER, BETTY Iyje and a cough can't be hid. I ,ft-i?'ffv Az J 'V AN, RUTH ARGARET Keep that schod girl complexion. LUCHT, BEATRICE C. Four foot eight, always late. HUBBELL, CATHERINE A. Gentlemen prefer blondes. LINDLEY, VIVIAN B. Tomorrow never comes- Make the most today. , LAMBERT, CLEMENS L. His bark is worse than his bite. WERNER, MARIE A. The greatest medicine is a true friend. eleven F 5 X 1 -311107 mf faiifihil f?oi1.5f4i1F?4i1F7hi1 PYNVYNFYK1 F il P?gi'lFhi1f?i15i1 T751 T?i1I7ai1F7515'i1 Thi T51 PYRITTQYI F61 P751 W'l5ii'lPhi1PKi1IiN'I5'i15ii'l Nl X . I 'K

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lf LMVIJLXWLKVJLKVJLXMILKUJIJUJLKWLKWLWALKUJLXHILWALWAILWALKUULXVILWANA ' I 1 5224 - A A l ' ,I .,.V- X gl! SODERQUIST, FREDERICK A strong will but a weak 'wont' MACDONALD, CATHERINE A merry heart that laughts at care. PILDITCH, ROBERT MARK Friend Bob, thou hast outrun the constable at last. REVIERE, EVA, MAE She can dance, she can play, and she has a snappy way. PERO, TURNER, OTTO A lion among ladies is a most dreadful thing. RATHBURN, VIRGINIA Her words made captive all ears. SOLINSKI, EDWARD F. Our candidate for a nice boy . LOCKWOOD, ANNA V, Already struck by CupId's 'Beau'. SCHEERER, RAYMOND F. His speech resembles that of Major Hoople. SHARPE, MARGARET LEE A Winsome lass. SMITH, GLENN VICTOR The fashion wears out more ap- parel than the man. REID, MARY MARJORIE Sees all, knows all. SCHULTZ, CLARENCE F. All the world's a stage, but most of us are only stage-hands, PARKER, GRACE E. What could be sweeter than you ? ROSEBOOM. ROBERT NILE Why should the devil have all the good times? MARTIN, FERN FRANCES Loves to tease. SMITH, JUDSON RUSSELL Remembers to remember. SMITH, IDA ELIZABETH Bashfulness is an ornament of youth. O'TOOLE, VIRGINIA M. Fun has no end, PAQUETTE, GEORGE A. A closed mouth catches no flies. SCHROEDER, AURA M. A promising future. X1llaNaFf0MlfaMnf4N1i1 lrnxlnlanlfhi lAN1aloN1llH1ilu1 fnN1lraN1lfaN1P0N1lfmTraYlAfaN1D7i1P?51F?51P7i1TTi1TY51Phi1P751I'751l75'l56i1I751l'hN1I'fA1l'fB