Central High School - EN EM Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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GALEN LANDIS “Limpy” Our multigraph operator. Turns out tlie letters by the ream. He’s employed bv the movie theater downtown and we hail him as one of our most promising and coming moving picture men. ‘1A man’s reach should exceed his grasp. ET11 EL BOLINGER “ Wa it ie ” Chorus, Girl Reserves “Waitie’s” a good speaker and an ardent Girl Reserve worker. Kind is her middle name. If you need help, go to Ethel, she’ll see you through, like she does Harold. “Let me live in a house by the side of the road; And be a friend to man.” ZELDA PARROTT “Zee” Girl Reserves, Chorus One of the best students you ever saw. There’s nothing “Zee” can't do when she wants to. She’s very modest but you like her all the better for that. “Like a quiet lake unruffled by the wind. ’ CECIL SNYDER “C” Girl Reserves, Chorus “C” is quiet and not so very talkative unless she gets started. She’s not troubled with a fondness for work, either—but she does seem rather fond of Sidney. “Good nature is the beauty of the m ind. ’ 18 To forget a wrong is the best revenge

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V ER N A PA R K ETT ‘ ‘ Vernie’ ’ We don’t see much of Verna, for she’s so busy keeping house for the Pnrrett family. Verna’s a good student and she has plenty of pep and pluck. “A parrott never pets intro trouble ftU it begins to talk.” LELAND BRUBAKER “Lee” Staff, Hi V, Chorus Associate Editor. Shines particularly in bookkeeping and dramatics. He’s the son of an eye, nose and throat specialist; hence these members of Leland’s anatomy are jn good condition. “Never quiet, never sad was he.” WANDA McPliERSON “Wandie” Chorus, Girl Reserve A dignified Senior! Wanda is very quiet but she uses her head above all. Likes to make speeches in English IV. She seems to like Wabash pretty well. “When she has a thing to say, She says it in a knowing way.” MILLICENT SPEICIIER “Millie” One of the Siamese twins. They come to school together, leave together, are together most of the time. She’s been with our class from the first grade. “A quiet, unassuming lass.” 17 A crow is a bird that never complains without caws

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IIAROLD GROSSNICKLE “Bosco” Captain B. B. ’21-2 3 4 Team, All-of a-Suddex-Pegoy. Ho has nothing to complain of except that there isn’t enough time for him to sleep. Recommended in English IV as having an unusual voice. At least it sounds pretty sweet to one of our Junior girls! And boy! he sure can hit that basket. Who in the Hell invented work?' MARY LAVEY “Tad” Art Editor Our snappy art editor. Tad likes to sew and dance and we wonder why she gets so many invitations. This will have to stop, Mary! We all like her, but she’s so tiny we never can find her. Since this fall Mary has informed us that Mentone is on the map. Precious articles arc always done up in s m a 11 packages. ’ COZETTA MEEKS ‘ ‘ Cozy ’ ’ Everybody’s friend, but woe to the feller she don’t like. One of our star forwards on the Girls’ Team. She plays for a score and she gets it, too! She talks fast and furious, but there’s always the hail-fellow-well-met. with it. “She talks as if it gave her joy. MARVIN GING ERICK “Ginger” Chorus, Hi-Y. (’lass treasurer! We couldn’t do without our business man. He’s a loyal school booster and is a good scout and plays fair and square, in everything. He can always see a joke and he can tell ’em, too! 11The smile behind the counter. 19 There's many a slip twi.it the toe and the heel