Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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? R © S P £ CTUS HARRY EIFERLE Athletics Harry is a Rood little boy (pro tem) He doesn’t know the Ten Com- mandments And has no need of them. LEONA Q. COUPLAND Girl’s Athletics There is a young: miss called Leona Who is far from being a Jonah; A mascot is she To you and to me And she surely deserves a corona. GATE S. NEWCOMBE President There’s a smiling young chappy called Gate, Whom nobody seems to hate; He’s a busy young man; Studies well if he can But he’s loaded with many a date. DOROTHY LOUISE STEWART Vice President For Dorothy Louise we'd go down on our knees I speak of the boys of course. Although she gets “E’s” she does it with ease And if she said No we'd use force. LORENE DAWSON Secretary There is a young girl called Lorene Whose mind is exceedingly keen; She studies hei books, But occasionally looks About to see what’s to be seen. 1 9 1 9 Page twenty-four

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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

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 ? ROS?CCTVS RALPH B. GARNER Treasurer No wonder he’s our treasurer For he lives up to his name. He garners in the wherewithal! And does it without pain. HELEN IRENE DRAPER Valedictorian ’Tis a mystery to many of us I know Why you like to study so. We admire you for this unusual trait And wonder if ever you will slacken your gait. BRUCE W. STRONG We’re strong for you Strong Because you’ve been strong for us. Many’s the time you’ve helped us out When we were anxious. EARLMONT HENRY DILL A pleasant manner has he With a will that’s going to win Prominent in all he does Many may envy him. fRUTH RUMSEY Oh! It’s so hard to be peevish mwM ’Tisn’t easy to be huffy at all Of course things don’t all go as we wish But then, no longer is life a high ball. Page twenty-five