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

Page 19 text:

IA 1 A AAAAAA .wk .vA A-4 A,A Avant qymvfw r ZINGG, ALICE MARGARET Life is to be free. BIRCHARD, GLEN R. No man ever became extremel c 3 wicked all at once. WALTON, RUTH ARLENE A treasure box of mischief. CARTER, DORIS BELL What mare's nest has thou found? WINTER, LORAINE She builded better than she knew. UBERHORST, KATHERINE Always doing' her very best. DIXON, SARAH LORAINE Her own dream maker, ADAIR, ALBERT ROY A sure bet. WHALER, MADALEAN R. Her time is forever, eferywhere her place. BATZER, HAZEL M. They are never alone that are accompanied by noble thoughts. BEYER, DOLORES M. Never wor1'ies or idles. ALLISON, ETHELYN G. Sterling-through and through. HEATH, ELIZABETH C. To boast that we never coquet is itself a sort of coquetry. BARBER, ERNEST C. There's mischief in this man. FOX, GRACE CATHERINE Still water runs deep. ALLEN, VIRGINIA V. Beautv lives with kindness. HAUSE, LOIS ELAINE A daughter of the gods, divinely tall and most divinely fair. I HARTLEY, PEARL I. A pearl of great price. BRADFIELD, FRANCES V, To be modest is to be admired. LUND, HARRY SCOTT I awoke one morning' and found myself famous. BREMER. M. FLORENCE Dance, dance, as long as you cang we must travel through lil'e, but why make a dead march of it?

Page 18 text:

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

Page 20 text:

U M L 4-ib5' 1LL'l4i Jl5'44LML5'A JLYMM v!S1LPfs 4 MlL'41L 4JwA lf!41 JML5'41L!.l'ALLwL!4JIfLQ4MJM f 1 4, ii If S1 , I Q fs MCCANN, KENNETH H. R. '4 'T I dare do all that may become zz ' - ..x ,I 'I - gg' man. 4' QI SOHULER, VIOLA MAY ,I 5' Beware of the Ides in June. 2 ' SAUTTER, EDWARD G. S 21 Behavior is a mirror in which nl Q1 every one shows his image. 4, 5 5 SOVEY, IRENE FRANCES 1: ep A friend to all. 4, J MUIR, VWILLIAM W. lv if The mischief maker. 3' MARGARET M. X A rea I -' ., . 4' 1' 'I MARIE -5 I M wagon to a star. 4 C J X He wears the rose of youth upon 4, I him. : 4 I 1' ' I3 STOUTENBERG, MARY E. , A. youthful spirit. 1 Q TROMBLEY, JAMES M. ' 5 Good men are scarce. 'Q -A THOMPSON, JOYCE E. ' : Patience is powerful il 1? WEBB, THOMAS FREEMAN 'E 3. As dependable as he is tall. gi VANDERBERG, DONNA M. ': Q Youth must have its fling: i C 50 HAHN, VIRGIL C. A -I -1 if is fx ' An affable and courteous gentle- 5 244 an. pf 61 X IQ if G 33 GOLDEN. FLORENCE O. 54 The most manifest sign of wis- '12 . m is continued cheerfulness. A ARVEY, PAUL Q 3' . ,- Eu Let us do or die. rg Q1 GUSTIN, ETHELYN A. 3: Variety is the spice of life. Ig 'X ri ry. S: ,I -1' , 5 Qi KELLY, LOREN WILLIAM :E shy? Yes, but- KERR, FRANCES L. :Q Sy Amiable and worthy. Q1 KERR, RICHMOND P. 'Q :Z Me and the girl friend. Q' ' ,E I5 , IQ fourteen- A. 1 -1' n ' .E , 1 v, I. I- Y A , xl , 1 Q' l X 3' ' rg Q2 ' E L r iliFgi1f7ai1Ti4i1i2aiiiliilaiiiini?IldiiihiiIMilHailHailPhilZhi?Thi.PhilThiifhii72577951PhilHailfhilfiilfhilfhiifinilTraiIl'Yoi1l7ai1I'fbi7l751FIAWTYJYIIG i