Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Florence Eddy “She was more fair than one could say.” Helen Cooper “You were born for something great.” It lien Paschal I “Solemn and righ- eous.” It ii tli Jackson “Is she not passing fair?” Viola Crawford “In her very quiet- ness there was a charm.” Charles Slfton “Melodious is the closed mouth.” Hervn Slaoht “The mildest man- ners and the gentlest heart.” u;atha Jones “A mind at peace with all below.”

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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« ”

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Beryl Savage “I am lean enough to be a good student.” Lou (Me Kennedy “I live not in my- self but become a portio n of that around me.” liiilu Trailer “Then she would talk. Ye Gods how she would talk.” Stuart Hen ford “Silence never yet betrayed anyone.” Max Hood “I am sure care is an enemy to life.” Kthel Heckman n “She that was ever fair and never proud.” Clare llloss “A mother’s pride —a father’s joy.” Carol Pierson The Gods gave her many gifts, the greatest, her sweet womanhood.”