Central High School - Panther Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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LOUISE KENDALL i Modesty and quietness are her best virtues. GENEVA LONG She has the jewel of a loyal heart. RUBYE KNIGHT What is better than to have a friendly nature? MILTON MEHL Valedictorian, Boy'S Schol- arship, Panther Staff, Let- ter C in Geometry and Al- gebra, Senate, Penta Nature made him what he isg And never made another. MARY LOU:sE MILLICAN I see her sweet and fairy I hear her charm the air. CORINNE KELLER LEWIS Girl'S Scholarship, Latin Club, Mummers, Current Literature All the world's a stage and all the men and wom- en merely players. JUANITA LOWE Sweet girl, a ifery showerg Beauty is thy earthly flower. THOMAS MURPHY Every man is a volume if you know how to read him. GWENDOLYN MCCOURTIE Pep Squad, Ish-End Why be silent today, to- morrow I may be dumb. MERCEDES ROBERTSON Mercedes is just a pocket edition of cheerfulnessf' JOSEPHINE PATTERSON Mummers, Latin Club, Cur- rent Literature Club Human nature claims nov- elty. ETTA MAE REED She is just a sweet girl and we all love her. in

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TOM FRASER Football Find the right and stick In it. EVELYN GREEN Letter C in Geometry and Algebra, Penta, Latin Club She doesn't talk much, but when she does, she says something. MAE HARRIS Lovely ways with sweet grace. DOROTHY INGRAM Even the same, serene and confident. DICK HAZLEWOOD The world is a mirror, try smiling at it. MARY LENORA HASLETT Silence is golden. RAY HOY1' A cheerful disposition is a great help. W. A. HIGGINBOTHAM What's in a name? WOLDEMAR INGRAI-IAM Doubt whom you will, but never yourself. WINIFRED JONES An open-hearted maiden, true and sweet. ESSIE LUCILLE JONES Panther Staff, Letter C in Geometry and Algebra, Ish- End Club She is so cheery, so beau- tiful, so sensible, so earn- est, that the place bright- ens wheneiver she comes. GILBERT HOLLINGSWORTH Worthiest by being good.

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MARTHA LAURA ROWLAND Mummers, Current Litera- ture Club Her sunny temper gilds the edges of life's blackest clouds. WORTH ANDREWS Go to 'it-or take 'whafs coming. DAYTON WARD Current Literature Club The greater the obstacle, the more glory in over- coming -it. HELEN WHITLEY Beauty is zts own excuse. GERTRUDE KLIMIST One whose smile has no room for a s1gh. LILLIAN ROBINSON I live not in myself, but I become a portion of that around me. WILLIE THORNTON 'AWl1en I rlon't know wheth- er to fight or not, I al- ways fight. GENEVIEVE DAWSON Smile all the while, for smilingfs worth while. MAUDALLEN YOUNG Latin Club She has a Toice of glad- ness and a smile for every- one. RAIFORD WARD It may malfe a difference to all eternzty whether we do right or wrong today. ROBERT QBUCKJ WOMACK Play up, play up, And play the gamefl BILLY DANIEL Mummers, Current Litera- ture Club A great actor 'in -many ways.