Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Clint Central High School, Jc.mmc Proper Adelaide Terlmsh Dean Farley Of Jesse Proper so strict and proper. The best you could say would be no whopper. He works quite hard, and behaves quite well. You’ll find none like him when you get to Heaven. Well here is Adelaide T. Look again and you’ll see. She’s jes’ natural as can be. Open this book up at inis page. But Farley won’t see much I’m fraid. Though he’s at an obser- vant age. He’s intently watching Adelaide. Frances Lyon Hoy Griffin Clohc llardy Here’s a gray maiden named Lyon. Whose, conduct no one could rely on. She’d smile and look sweet. On all that she’d meet. While planning a trick to be try in’. “He feared the wiles of maidens' smiles.’’ To quote some learned man. He dodged them all by many miles. Did this bashful Griffin man. Here’s a girl both Hardy and strong. She seems to work the whole day long. But through it all there shines a smile. That seems to make her work worth while. □ [U E O K1GHTK KN

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F wt Central High School, Class of Nineteen- Thirteen □ IS Clyde lt«‘iniiigton Eemy's got a spunky curl, oh. so nice ana coy. But he ought to give it to a girl. And dress more like a boy. lnry Hegel Gentle are her ways. ' s and sweet, oh very. Through our high school days, We liked to talk to Mary. Will lam FoMtllck oh here’s to Billy Fosdick, A very model lad. lie’s not so good as to make you sick, And he certainly isn’t bad. Cute little Ethyle Is sweet as can be. But that “y” in her name Is a deep mystery. We don’t want to make no knocks. On a thing so very small. But what’ll become of Ivan Fox, That cute little baby doll? O, quoth fair Bernice Stanley. For me the boys look man- ly. And so, you see, it’s up to me. To look as darling as can be. SEVENTEEN

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;tnt enfra . i gh School, CL 035 of Nineteen - 1 h irteen. Mnrle ltoinuinn nrrni l»m l.illhm (iooduln Marie Keimann, without any fooling:. Is certainly bound to get good schooling. Gay and happy, bright and true, Marie, old girl, here’s a toast to you. While a youth, this War- ren Morse Had a lovely hobby horse. Hut when he fully has grown up. We ’spose then he’ll have a H u p. When e’er you consider Lillian Goodwin, You’d think if anyone could, she would win. Always cheerful, bright and gay, No matter what the hour or day. Harold Miller Kvii Sanford Elmer .Ink Do you remember Harold Miller? He sat. you know, behind a pillar. Was always though a lady- killer. He’s here presented to your view. Think you we've given him his due? The charms of the maiden that here you see, Are many and varied as can be. If you don’t believe this ask Charley C. Now do you think, that Elmer Zink. From any labor e’er would shrink? When it comes to working on the square, He’s at it fast as he can tear. o US NINETEEN