Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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 «SMB MERLE GASKELL To give the bare statistics of Merles’ career would in itself he a long tale. In the class room he was never at loss for an answer no matter how intricate or difficult the question. FLORENCE HEMINGWAY Florence’s scholarship of previous years was even surpassed by herself this year. May her success be ever greater. MAZIE FIDO Her nature is the kind which makes for friend- ship. Furthermore Mazie has always responded with a well prepared lesson in the class room. FLORENCE LANG A hard, sure worker and extra good in history is Florence. She has succeeded in school, we wish her success during the remainder of her life. BURRELL E. SMITH Hear ye! hear ye! hear ye! the honorable Burrell Smith. He can discuss anythin from baby incubators to the construction of a —4$—' |”| S “new high school.” We believe he is going to he a successful orator. Page twenty-six

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B IWA . ls.'AVw ALVIN BELFORD Though he is built more for endurance than for speed, he is as good natured a fellow as one could wish. LELA FITZGERALD This auburn haired girl is cheerful and interest- ing. Her high marks make the rest of the Seniors turn away with a sigh. HAZEL GORTON Indeed if it had not been for the E’s and E ’S on her card her presence would have been scarcely noticed, she is that unassuming and studious. ADAH HORTON Everyone admires her manner which wins her many friends. Adah’s studious habits will bring gracious results. SHERMAN JOHNSTONE He has a disposition to work that is admirable and a propinquity for early rising that is unbelievable. He never sidesteps an argument and often caused Mr. Russell to raise his eyebrows. Page twenty-five

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1 SB J. RUSSELL MOFFAT “Jimmie’s” motto is “up and doing.” It would be superfluous to say that be never failed in history or physics. We hope that life may be easier for him in the future. HELEN OLMSTEAD The date of her entry has been lost hut fate has fixed June for her exit. It is told that her weakness is for fair ones especially the “red-headed” variety. BESSIE KIRN To see her at her best one must catch the sound of her voice in history class. Her brilliancy is un- bounded. BERTHA LUCY Bertha made herself prominent in the great “P. T.” struggle. She has proven her worth to the school, and we know no superior as a student. MURRAY RICE To call him a youth with a brightly burning star and a lover of the ideal would he an inadequate de- scription of him. We will always remember him as an honest, faithful classmate. Page twenty seven