Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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I 'C t 'D . 12 521 rf-'L-' '31 L. 92 Q D , , fry Ay 1' '- ' . AM ' 5 3 - -, s' Wigs 3' WINTER- llurtling storms descending swiftly, silently, expending their fairies, and hurrying away, leaving a soft white blanket .... lleavy boots trodding on clean fallen snow, rnarelring to take up new positions on fresn battle grounds .... Fear in the eyes of the people, and a silent longing for Spring ....

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Hundred A' 'A' 'A' i' Miss Emma Mayer How many bones are there in the hulnan body? Miss Bessie McCoy Really, boys and girls, I liked this story so much. Miss Esther McCoy No, you shouldn't say that, boys and girlsg really, you shouldn't ' Mr. E. O. McCullough You, too, can make a bicycle racltf' Miss janet McFarlane Now, you know better than that. Mrs. Helen McKenzie ':Buenos noches, senor. Mrs. Gladys Mead l'And now, in order-the circulation of blood through the heart. Miss Augusta Meiser No, that word couldn't possibly be the direct objectf, Mr. Gordon Minton In any given stages of the arts with successive applications . . Mrs. Gladys Montgomery Modern architecture has its points, tool Miss Clara Myers That's the function of the skeleton. Mr. Phillip Nichamen 5'Use the filter to get the cloud effects. Mrs. Agnes Nankervis The perfect stenographer doesn't chew gum. Miss Esther Nau Yes, committee is a collective noun. Miss Nina Naas Have you passed your eighty-word test? Mr. Alfred Ottewell Salmanovitz-keep quiet. Take the next question. Mr. Louis Panush Now, Norman, think. What is valence? Mrs. Frieda Paperno lf you don't agree with me, say so. ' Mr. Glenn Pettis Litwak or Galitsianer? Mr. Deuber Phillips Has anyone a match? Miss Sara Raskind Plenty of rest, good food, and fresh air . . .' Mrs. Mae Rentsch . . . And then came the Great Migration. Miss Ruby Richardson Porta, portae, portae, portant, porta . . . Miss Elizabeth Robinson Keep your feet on the floor and elbows on the desk. Mr. Verne Rogers You won't find that in Hamtramck. Miss Lucille Rosenthaler The subject is always nominativef' Mr. Wilmont Sanford Lob it over the net-playerf, Miss Charlotte Sargeant No-not vide'bantur but videban'tur. Miss Dennabelle Sawyers . . . and now transcribe those brief forms. Dr. Harry Seitz Sing from your diaphragm. Mr. Manual Simon Will someone please tell me . . . ' Miss Ella Slyfield Has the lunch line gone YPIT, Mrs. Dorothy Smith Democracy is not just so many right elbows pushing so many blue pencils across a ballot on election clay. ' Mr. Harold Stevens Obiter dictum? No! Magruder says, verbatim, the decision is retro- active. Miss Elsie Stevenson What effect did the Renaissance and the Crusades have on the discov- ery of America? Mr. Harold Taft Registrations will be taken early for summer school, Miss Mildred Tayler I Q No, that's impossible. How could two parallel planes intersect in :t straight line? Miss Helen Till K'Keep your eyes off the keys! Mrs. Ethelwyn Verschaeve Red, yellow, and blue are the primary colors. Miss Olga Voitovich A man who owned M of a farm sold M of his share for S8400 . . Miss Henrietta Walker No-not James I-James II. Miss Phyllis Ward All students from French HJ and on are welcome to the French Clubf' Miss Helen Wattles - No, you forgot to change the sign and add. Mr. Malcolm Weaver 'Tackle him lower. Mr. Preston Wells Play it a bit softer. Miss Olive Wiggins But x plus y equals 9.' Miss Susan Wilmer 1 I UA preposition is something you should never end a sentence with. Sgt. Wright Attention! Mr. Francis Zwickey , I Hold that line! ' 1 Q , I Il IA1 be - E llilllm M .Jun ,,. Twenty-seven

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