Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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MARY W. CLARK. “Such a whirlpoo} in her head Of fun and mischief.” VERA M. CLARK. We have not been much honored with her presence. ETHEL CLAUSEN. Art is power.” JOHN COMB. Long, lean and likable. GENEVIEVE COOK. To know her is to love her. To name her but to praise. JESSIE DAVIDSON. Work is my recreation.” 15

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 FLORENCE BROKER. “Worry and I have never met. DOROTHY BROOKSBY. I could ride and ride and ride. Over all the country wide. ESTHER E. BROWN. “And her modest answer and graceful air, Show her wise and good as- she is fair. EARL BUTTS. He played in the band.—and he still lives. BAIN CAREY. “My name is James Bain Carey, chief of chiefs: Look on my works, ye mighty, and despair. EDITH F. CLARK. Lost—Time. Sought—Flirtation. Found—Nothing. 14

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BROOKES DEANE. Of their own merits, the modest are dumb. MARGARET L. DEANE. “Jolly, yet serious.—fun-loving, yet sincere. ADDISON DOUGLAS. Full jolly knight he seemed. KATHLEEN L. DOWLING. I never thrust my nose in other men’s porridge. LORAINE ECTON Still bearing up thy lofty brow. In the steadfast strength of truth. HARRY F. EDDY. Happy. Frisky. Elongated. 1913 16