Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Leona Darling; Art Editor “She is well paid who is well satisfied.” Howard Weasel Custodian of Cal. ‘‘Greater men than I have lived but I doubt it.” Elsa llow man Society Editor ‘‘There is no power greater than true affection.” William It. Wills Grind Editor “Look, he is wind- ing up the watch of his wit, by and by it will strike.” Robert Gillespie President “A 1 w ays he marches in advance.” Ruth Browne Vice-President “What sweet de- light a quiet life affords.” Pauline Doherty Secretary “Woulds’t ask her merits? Alas they are too numerous to mention.” Erma Walker More modest than the violet.”

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 I nii hi McN'miKThton Editor-In-Chief “H i s popularity was not accidental.” (ieorjfe W. M nil In Business Manager “The workman is known by his work.” Clare Garner Historian “A man exceeding- ly well bred.” 1 a belle Mu 11 in Assistant Editor “When she smiles she wins.” Helen Jackson Prophetess ‘‘I might be better if I would but its awfully lonesome being good.” Joe Cook Athletic Editor Class Treasurer “An honest man is the noblest work of God.” '4

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11 ohm r H Ice “A square set man and honest.” Dalny Rockn fellow “Moderation — the noblest Rift of woman.” JonIc Coggins Nothing is so difficult but that it may be found out by seeking.” Joe McFnrlen “A hard character he studies.” Kleanor Cummings “Whatsoever one says or does does not move me.” Hugh McCall “Born merely for the purpose of diges- ti r»r« ”