Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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MERRILL ALEXANDER. Merrill has a mighty voice, i hat sometimes sounds absurd. tis only on the debating door 1 hat it is ever heard. MABEL ANDERSON. Light'as a fairy. She’s a cute little dancer, When asked how she likes it Says, O, it is grand. Sir.” MARION BAIRD. A little, upright, pert, tart, tripping, wight. And still her precious self her dear delight. SAM ATWELL. Me is a man who is simple and true. His words measure not what he can do. ESTHER ASLESEN. A talkative maiden, we do declare. Laughter holds sway in her court. She didn’t aspire to the Honor Roll But we can say she’s the one true sport. ESTHER BARNES. She always did her lessons well, She was dignified and fair. She told us that her only beau Was the one she wore in her hair. —2H—

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THE GRAND REVIEW For the last time gathered together We’ve no more work here to do. Four years we’ve been at old Central And this is “Our Grand Review.” And in future years, oh Classmates When you’re feeling old and blue. Look back at our happy school days. And this, “Our Grand Review.” Then many a world-famed name To be found in America’s Who’s Who, You’ll feel very proud, when you find it Here, too, in “Our Grand Review.”

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marvin beiseker F b?Kany,hc has a craze. We really do not know. MARGARET BEARD. Teachers beware. Handle with care. Fa-a-1her is on the Sch-ool Hoard GENEVIEVE BIGGS. “Her voice is soft, gentle and low— An excellent thing in woman.” If it had been a little lower Emerson wouldn’t have canned her. VERNER BERRY. For he’s a jolly, good fellow. The Central boys declare. He’s in for all the athletics There's nothing he won t dare. HAZEL BLISS. Little, freckled. , ... Her black eyes a smiling She strums on her banjo In manner beguiling. DANA BENNETT. I ong, lean. lank and f observe, zi.W'Sz »»• „S'hi shown ny »' —