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

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T ------------- ------- I-- - ----.,.--- v.--- A A Q A AA AA A A l l l I' 'E in need of them. I, Annie Hall, do leave the memory of my superior knowledge to Miss Hobbs. I, Pearl Hartley, do bequeath my nonchalant air to Al Pretzer. I, Ethel Harvey, being a whale of a chemistry student, do give this knowledge to one who needs it-Allen Hayes. I, Elizabeth Heath, do bestow my red curly hair upon that blonde, Bud Rounds. I, Ruth Hogan, being sound of stomach, do bequeath my appetite for spaghetti to Isabelle Crummer. I, Catherine Hubbell, do leave the memory of my light bubbling laughter in the halls. I, Jewel Jean, do leave my position as Miss Clancey's pet to Pete Murchison who long has deserved it. I, Elaine Hause, do bequeath my skill of entertaining male admirers between periods to Vera Bothe. I, Ethelyn Allison, do leave my secret passion for Harry Lund to anyone of his silent admirers, I, June Anthony, do bequeath my restless tongue to Dolly Ronalds. I, Betty Baker, am leaving Jack, but not because I want to. I, Hazel Batzer, very tired of presenting a smile to this hard, cruel world, do cast it off upon James Greene. - I, Dolores Beyer, do bequeath my secret of how I keep blonde to Helen Sulli van and Edith Karpus. I, Florence Bremer, am fleeing with Ron before anyone has a chance to stop us. Goodbye! ' I, Florence Golden, do leave my position at the Wenonah Fruit Store to some super-salesman. I, Donna Vanderburg, am able to leave nothing, for Clarence my cowboy, is still in Wyoming. I, Bernice Wagner, leave my ability to dance so gracefully to Grace Majeski. I, Virginia Trombley, do leave my blond hair and blue eyes to anyone wish- - ing to be the co-ed type. I, Ruth Walton, leave my place at the Pantry to Dot Sovey. I, Marie Werner, bequeath my habit of blushing over nothing at all to any future senior. I, Madalean Whaler, do bequeath my habit of walking in the halls and look- ing into class rooms for a certain someone. I, Lorraine Winter, leave my ability to cook to any girl who is of the opinion that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach. I, Alice Zingg, do leave my Venus form gained through daily exercises to Hazel Rietz. I. Eric Timm, bestow my rosy cheeks upon any Freshie who finds rouge too expensive. We hereby appoint Miss Beese, the able 'and noble adviser of our last year --nineteen riiiriaiirhiirimrhi1ir7d1r7d1r?d1 5'51r7d1r?i1r751r751rhi1r7fd1P6156i1r751Fmi1r7d1rhi1W1r?i1rhi1W51rhi1r7d1 F7i'lliI1l'hYlP7i'I me 561351

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.,. .v.,.,. .v. .,. .v. .v. .Y. .,. .,. ., ,. .v. 1... ., .v ., .,,.,. .-. .v. .v iv. .,. ,g -. PROPHECY OF FEBRUARY CLASSMOF 1932 .. Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Hear Ye! In this supreme court of Central High School in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and sixty.nine, we have as- sembled for the purpose of reading to you the fates of the most promising class Central has ever had the honor of graduating. This class contained more mental geniuses than any other class in the history of this school, and the school can never hope to graduate: such a. perfect-manneredand handsome c1ass.IThe facul- ty all regretted their departure, and we are sure that they will welcome this docu- ment with deep satisfaction because their prophecies of this class's success are now realized. The record of this physically and mentally active class required many years to compile, because these geniuses have ventured throughout the land for their success. I, the Court Recorder, will now read to the Court this mar- velous record of accomplishments. Roy Adair is the governor of Michigan. Bernard Amrheim is the cashier of the Bay City Trust' Bank, formally the Bay County and First National. Bob Allman, having been disappointed in love, is wasting his life in a vain attempt to grow cocoanuts on apple trees. Ernie Barber is the head coach of the Pantry on how to play contract bridge. Jack Boutell has signed a five-year contract to play opposite Polly Moran in Paramount pictures. Harold Buehler, having risen to the height of ten feet, has signed a con- tract with the Barnum and Bailey Circus. - ,John Close isprincipal of a young Ladies Seminary in Talahassee, Fla. Charles Estabrook is collecting acorns for the squirrels in the Detroit Zoo. Fern Everett is the chief street-cleaner in Venice. Virgil Hahn, having married the sweetheart of his student days, Helen Shultz, is now touring the world. Paul Harvey is still thinking of a way to hold his head still while talking. Floyd Hayward is owner and operator of the One Star Beanery of Midland. Loren Kelley has made the PIC-A-LO- SOUS-A-PHON-ETTE as popular as the Saxaphone, and has taken Rudy Vallee's place. Richmond Kerr is organist at the Fox Theatre in Detroit. Clem Lambert is now teaching U. S. Historyj in Shanghai, Harold Krapohl is Al Capone's successor. Keith La Roche has now joined his wife-wherever she may be. Ora Long has invented a device to give the wearer a permanent smile-to be worn during depressions. Ken McCann owns and operates his own beauty shop. He has lifted the faces of ten members of the famous' Council of Thirty. I IW P I r is is ' 'Quranzz'aim'mimaiiiiriimv vim iaiiZ'i'm '.s'ii1i'm '.i'm'm'i5n3'ni1i'm'.zii'mxii?r,,i' 'S' '.i'm1i-niim 'ni'iim2'm'm4itqz' 'z'1m'.z'mz'm'5', Harry Lund is now president of the United States. He has attained, that 'E which no other president had the genius to attain, he has enlarged all the key- ,'f . . . .I 4 -twenty-one li 4? YP 'I Y V rt 5611 ' a'1PrNK'7fn H51 ' K'f51fhi1lii'l' DiN1 1D3i1Ihi1PfNmN1rf8d A P01561