Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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PROSPEC TUS ,‘j «V yvy; HOWARD HOFFMAN To look at his youthful and innocent face one would never suspect that he was a Senior, but to glance at the many friends his cheerful manner have won for him is enough to convince one that he is a good fellow. CL ETA MAE COLE Cleta’s love for poetry is intense, hut please don’t try improving on Shakespeare. She is sweet and gracious even in common speech. DORIS ECKLEY Never will the Seniors forget the pleasant hos- pitality which Doris showed when entertaining us at a sleighride. She is as good at studying as she is at entertaining. ROSE COONEY For four years we have enjoyed the friendship of this “Rosy” maiden. Her sunny ways are sure to bring her success in life. NELLIE VALL Many high marks have been seen on Nellie’s card, for she was as much at home writing German as— Greek, and was never on the delinquent list. Page twenty-eight

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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

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naiii P.gaQ.:S P T u s 2H BERNARD DUNN Ladies and gentlemen, we have with us Bernard Dunn, Esquire, the shark in physiology. Outside of that he has our entire good will in the success of his future. ZELLA CURRIER Zella has taken an active part in class work. One would always remember her by her dignified manner and sweet disposition. MAVIS ALLEN This black eyed lassie has dignity and love in every gesture. She has spent a great deal of her time in physics lab. GLADYS SLUYTER Pronounce it just as if it were “slite-er.” Gladys won laurels in all her classes and we trust she is destined for the honored diploma. GLENN DORRANCE We will not go into details. Mr. Dorrance is a fine fellow and a good football player, but God never intended him to recite humorous poetry. Page twenty-nine