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

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M 'sf FOREST J. BOWDEN Why work when one can play? I M , vga!!! rrtj t SARAH E. BOYD' Always jolly and always there ALIDA E. BRAUN I really see no cause for hurry: I'l1 fake my time and never worry K A XXy4ik!f1'f'Qj wwe J- f r RITA M. BUCZEK Youthful, curly-haired and impressive 1 Small she was and shy o LUCRETIA M. BIALXFYW What more can be said of her ardor and 'repf Than she's 'ver- .wztile and sparkling with pep? ALLEN E. BOGART Patient in toil ?. 1 iff 1 fl 1 ' X 1 W X ARLENE C. BORCHARDT Be merry if you are wise ALLAN BOWSER Knowledge, like him, is 'val14aI1le PHYLLIS BRADLEY Surcess is eventually her male Anzl we are hoping she wo11'l he late - we EVELYN M. BRAUN A'Misehief danees in her eyes s . .si-I lr EDWARD BURKEL Quiet as a mouse, one fine fellow xx I -27... ARLENE BERGMAINNXXX -- . f s X 71 X 17, J DELINA M. BESAW Why work when play is more fun? X u- 2- . .. nxg, EUNICE C. BLUHM N My favorite temple is a humble heart Y r V EDMUNIJ BOKS Still 'waters run deep MARGARET J. BOUCHER Pretty eyes and long blonde hair, Full of 'vim this maiden fair my

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mow ffzpwb' HENRY BARANEK 5. Football and basketball, he's an expert at both N MARY JAN1-:,qs'T1-3 Awiix Oh, for V ' . 1 . Vffyv Ky U ' MARY E, BAFMGARTEN tl So silent arm' so sweet uv -I LEONA D.BELLNAP EXT True to her word, her work. her ,f1'iend.v x x ELEANORE AGDANOWSKI Tlrrornplished? She says not but who can tell? DOROTHY W, ARNOLD To know her is to like her MAE BADOUR So quiet and sweet .gwff r I MARIE T. BALA She is herself MQW., MURIEL M. BARTLETT Her beauty was amazing BERNARD C. EAUM I can be convincerl, hut it's fl hard job DON ,IQ BEAUVAIS A man about school ROBERT W. BENNETT The 'world knows little of its great men -254 1 , --v , X13 'Avi GERA LDIN E ANDRZEJ EWSKI She does a number of thu 9 and rloex them well I LUCILE K. ARNOLD Her heart is as true as steel v I 4 LEO L. BAILEY He leatlx a life of quiet and worth MARJ ORY H. BAMFORDfNY Hllflusic and dance have rl:arm.v to soothe ,M Ltd..

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I, fr ki' V Ass In :': qgmhigl t f:-A - V w ii Y: 4.. Q 5,,,,A.,EE ':1:'-ElE: 3 i BERTHA E. COOK She has red hair LEO CZAJKA '21 quiet fellow with a quiet wayl' I, .,Lv -A by r ' MARTHA DAESCHLEIN An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrowv' , lfvv' M MQ ft X - s VN' Q. 'f s , MARY K, DECOE She stood for simplifity and unajected air r GARNET CAMPBELL She and gloom are no relationl' THOMAS A. CARNEY The world is as you take it ERNEST H. CEDERBERG HI am rising to iz man's work MARILYN CHARTERS AXA' Mineing step, .sophisticated air, : f Slim as a model from Vanity Fair V J - - f ,f-V7 ,.- L X ixx P ROBERT S. CRAVES W From the crown of his head to the sole of his foot, he is all mirthl' CLARENCE A. DAENZER t'Sense and nonsense are the makings of a good fellow MARY G, DANIELS Convince a girl against her will and she still holds the same opinion GEORGE R, DE COURCY Sleep it is a gentle thing Beloved from pole to pole -23- ,Xx X IXXXX . ,, MARGARET A. CARMICHAEL She is a quiet girl-- at times ff, , es. f THOMAS Ei CASTO He lives to build, not boast by LORETTA J. CHARLESBOIS t'Palienre and gentleness is poweru f'- JOHN E. COLE Young fellows will Ive young fellows nf Z Q is itist t.r-t- it t if st. A, t