Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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? R O S ? CCTt S VARA A. BIXBY Of Vara Bixby We are verra fond. Our love does not vary She ne’er makes us weary. ROBERT SOUTHWORTH RIEMAN There is a young fellow named Rob Who was never known to raise hob; He has walked a straight track For four years. Looking back I should say he is found on his job. HAROLD CHARLES RUCHTG Harold Charles Ruchtg Is neither tall nor short. But his mind’s not mediocre; Hard study is his forte. GERTRUDE L. THOMAS Of all the pretty girls We like the ones with curls. It means a temper good We’ve always understood. WILMA GRACE CARPENTER Wilma Carpenter’s graduating From this old F. H. S. For that diploma she’s been wait ing— She deserves it, I confess. -six

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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

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PROSPECTUS ERMA R. VANTINE Now our classmate and friend, I Erma Vantine, 1 Candidly speaking likes a good ] time. But between her sallies of wit and puns I You’ll often find that reason k runs. DONALD H. HOLMES There is a young fellow named Holmes Who devotedly studies his tomes: So studious is he It’s delightful to see The knowledge he gets as he roams. ADA BLANCHE WHITE There is a young woman named White Who is, you all know, a delight. She recites more or less Very well, I confess; In fact she is way out of sight. EBBA KULLBERG Ebba Kullberg comes from t':e north— From Ironwood is she. Her praise must ever more go forth Far over land and sea. CLINTON LA VERNE CLOUGH There is a fine fellow named Clough Who knows when he’s had quite enough; So gentle his ways That his nays sound like yeas. You see from all this,—he’s no tough. Page twenty-seven