Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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? ROS ? £CTUS GEORGE RALPH BROCKWAY Editor-in-chief Geo. Ralph Brockway’s editor-in- chief Soon he’ll be through—much to his relief. That he is a grand success is surely our belief His going we will mourn—upon our handkerchief. ROBERT P. BROWN Business Manager Robert is a business man A business head has he, He gathers in money wherever he can Even from you and me. VERA ELIZABETH CUTH- BERTSON Corresponding Secretary By an act of fate we’re happy to say She left the berg on Saginaw Bay She came to us with a handicap But it wasn’t long before she got over that. LOUISE BARRON Artist She is our prospective artist And a good one she will be If she keeps on working, working As she worked for you and me. KATHERINE LOUISE KNICKERBOCKER Calandar What’s a wall in the path of life To this girl from the fields of clover ? When confronted by such a tri- fling thing She laughs and bubbles over. Page twenty-two

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EMMA GLADYS TALLMAN Historian Emma Gladys Tallman As her name implies Is long: enough to suit us all; The short we do despise. FRANCES WILLARD STEWART Poet Frances Willard Stewart Is a gentle winsome girl; She is to all who know her A precious, priceless pearl. REO MURSELL WILLIAMSON Society This is the day of movie-stars— It is the day of motor-cars— The Reo car is not so swell As Reo W.—the high school belle ALICE IRENE PEFFLEY Jokes Alice Irene PefTley, Who likes things soft and puffy Djer Kiss I guess, I wouldn’t swear, It serves its purpose so what do we care. DOROTHY WINCHESTER Prophecy When we see her, we stop, look, and listen. Her voice is so sweet—her curly locks glisten— Oh yes indeed, we listen, look, stop At this pretty young Mrs. Mala- prop. Page twenty-three