Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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PROSPECTUS • HELEN STONE Without Helen and her electric stove “Household Physics” would be dry in- deed. MAX RUMHOLD Maxie” is sure some friend. ZELDRED ALLEN “Shorty” It is as good to he out of the world as to be out of fashion. THOMAS WOLCOTT Tom” “Then he would talk; ye gods, how he would talk!” BESS GEORGE ‘Her friends—they are many; Her foes—are there any?” Page twenty-six n .

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PROSPECTUS i m IRENE WEBBER Irene spreads her light, knowledge, and goodness all around. She is ever willing to help her friends. LOREN BILLINGS Loren is one of our quiet fellows. He surely sets us an example in good manners. CLEO DAIN This lady is always pleasant, kind and industrious. BYRON KING Byron is a moral, sensible and well- bred young man, hut he never can be quiet. BUDA MACDONALD “Bude” Buda certainly has a store of fun and cheerfulness—sometimes. Page twenty-five

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PROSPECTUS [ LUELLA WADE “Sometimes I set and think—other times I just set.” JOHN BROWN “Brownie” You’se can always pipe him from afar. LILLIAN YUILL Quiet, studious and determined. ALTON SMITH The man with a heart as big as him- self. ETTA MORLEY Although she has had many ups and downs to overcome she has made good through it all. Page twenty-seven