Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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w MARGARET SKINNER. A veritable grandmother for giving advice. JOHN A. SLACK. “Full of fun. energetic and game.” JESSIE B. SMITH. “She was the first, where need required, to go. LOIS A. SMITH. Gentle thoughts and calm desires.” FLORENCE STEPHENS. The most consistent Hunker of them all. FRED STEVENS. Freddie is a religious young man. much affecting the society of Parsons. 26

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RUTH ROSENBERG. “Steadfast as the dawning of the pole star. LLOYD RUTH. “No mortal has a right to wag his tongue without saying something.” CHARLES M. SANDERS. Charley drives a Mary-on. MARGARET SAXTON. “Nearly everyone is a caricature of his own ambitions.” Margaret wants to be an actress, apparently. HAZEL M. SHANOR. “Silence is golden, but it has no charms for me DONALD B. SIMMONS. I am as sober as a judge (apparently). 1913 25

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AGATHA C. TUTTLE. I ever was among The choir of Wisdom's song.” ETHEL E. VANSTRUM. “Thy modesty’s a candle to thy merit. PAUL A. VANSTRUM. Let not his faults he remembered, he was a very great man.” CHARLES G. WEHMANN. He is intoxicated with the exuberance of his own verbosity.” WILLIAM H. WHITE. Weary Willie. PHILIP ZACKS. He would talk,—Lord, how he would talk. 27