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

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LAWRENCE DUEVVEKE. 'He mixes Sports and studies and mixes both well. JANE EYRE Friendship is not u. plant of hasty growth. JALIES FOLLETTE His speech is burning fire. CHARLOTTE FRIEDNIAN A rare compound of serious- ness and I'x'0lic. RUTH GINSBURG 'Kind words slhe ever had for a DORIS HARIXIES She is like silk-known for quality. ADOLPI-I HEINZ NViser tlmn most men think. GRADELYN HORNEBER A good sort and a. good sport. ELMER EVANS 1 um sure Cill'E'S un enemy life. JERRY FITZGI BISON L0 'And unextinguished laughter filled the sky. JANE FOX 'XVhose skill was us great her honesty. GAIL GILLIS Smiles to all she extends. ELAINE I-IAINUNIOND Com-teous though coy, and gentle though retired. ETI-IEL HASLIP Friendship is the wine of life GERALDINE HO BART US n 'A charming maiden with ll winning smile. MARY .TOINER Always willing to be of assistance. I937

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l-CENTRALIA ROIJERT AUSTIN 1 never tread a pleasure underfootl' RUTH ULINKIG A inuid that loves to laugh . EDVVIN IJORUCKI Still waters run deep. CONSTANCE BOUHDLAIS A quiet dignity and charm of f.:cnLleness. ALBIEDA CABIPBELL True to her word, hor work, her friends. HAROLD CEDERBERG The mun who blushes is not 7 quite a br te. INIARSHALL DAVIS VVe are made for cooperation. MACK DINSMOORE I owe all my success in life to having: hocn always il quarter of :in hour early. V ROBERT BAILEY XVith wit to hutch at pun or tell a story. BARBARA BONNELL yVith voice :is sweet as the nightinguic that sings at Gary dawn. FLORENCE BOUCHER Life is just a bowl of cherries. GERALDINE BOWDEN She did nothing in particular, but she did all well. CLIFFORD CAMPBELL There's none like him-none. EINIINIA CONVVAY And she had .always a ready smile. INTELVIN DENNIS Every man has his.fau1ts, and honesty is his. BETTY DORAN My ki1.e's as true as steel-I hope, I hope.

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--CENTRALIA ROBERT JOINEH. He is not dead, but only lietth sleeping. VIRGINIA KELLOGG Merry in heart and soul and mind. GERALD IiNIGHT He is not always idle who' does nothing. DON KONIECZNY The most modest men are often the greatest. NELLI15 LEE As silent its the picture on the wall. .XIILIGNE MARTENS 'Of manner quiet und of affec- tions mild. ILITTH INIA ST A true friend is at friend forever. DORRTS NICKEL 'Life is at jest and all things show it. AL KEHRIER All great men are dead. JOSEPH KINSEY A little work, :L little play to keep us going. MARVIN KOFFINIAN 'The art of conversation is to be prompt without being stubborn. GORDON LEE 'I-Ie likes everybody and every- body likes him. STANLEY 1NIacDONALD Good looks :md an athlete -ummm ! l' ' CLORIS MARTIN Silence is wisdom when speaking is folly. CHARLOTTE 1l.IacINTYRE Labor is life, and ull life. labor. GEORGE NATSIS . Cheerfulness is it sign of wisdom. -26-