Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Vhni Central H qh School. CL ass or lameri □ 11 « ]i i «I • 'mm li na Nat alio KiInoii It ii 11»li (•mill And this is Howard, Presented to view. We know he’s no coward, Hut extra true-blue. Natalie's portrait here we see. Just as natural as can be. Wonder the camera didn’t crack. Some machine, that old kodak. With Ralph E. Gault, We’ll find no fault. To business tendeth he. What e’er he imagined that to be. Ilazel Proctor Piiiiikliii Pierce llazel 1 liter Hazel Proctor from Grand Blanc hies. We believe she’ll g:ain a prize. In spite of the conflicts, she is taking:. Everything: from Greek to baking:. Here’s a man so big: and fierce. He’s our classmate, Frank- ie Pierce. He’s not as fierce as he may appear. In fact big Frank is a lit- tle dear. Hazel is her name, Hazel is her eye. Hazel Miller first and last. We’ll never pass her by. TWENTY-TWO

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Central High School, Class of Nineteen— ‘1 h rtcen Leo Finch Well, yes on a pinch. There may he worse than Leo Finch, Though his program, we say. is a regular cinch. Gladys Leonard Do you know about Leon- ard. Gladys? What they say her latest fad is? She’s plucking fur from Persian cats. It’s nice, she says, for making mats. Janies 1 ay field Ha! Who’s this that’s pic- tured here. So buxom, blithe and full of cheer? James Mayfield— well 1 never. His own sweet self, now did you ever! Edna (aiven Well, here is Edna, Now what’ll we say? She’s clever in classes.— That’ll do for today. Harry Kaiser This young man is Harry Kaiser, Now we’ve told you. you are wiser. He’s been with us just a year. But we’re glad to have him here. Margaret Pierson Please don’t think that Margaret Pierson. Could e’er be classed as— well, a fierce ’un. For she’s mild while never meek. A calmer maid is far to seek. TWENTY-ONE

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 1 hirtce n Ii(‘hln Clink II ugli ( lark Certrude Oatnian She finished up early. And moved out west. And we’ve missed Miss Oatman. For she’s one of our best, ’till dark. Then you’d work like Leh- la Clark. If you’ll work from morn ’‘till night, If you work with all your might. If you work from dawn When out for a lark. We always found Clark. But his lessons were good. And he behaved as he should. Harold Shank Whenever you think of Harold Shank. You recall how he played so many a prank. But lately he’s been so good to each teacher, We wonder now. will he be a preacher? Mabel Cliff And Miss Mabel Cliff. Tf troubled by a trifle. Would think, “what’s tne cliff.” And her wrath quickly stifle. William Kurt . Here’s William Kurtz so tall and slim. There’s nothing bad to say of him. He carries his work with apparent ease. And carries a card chuck full of “E’s.” HI H TWENTY-THREE