Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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?ROS?CCTUS RALPH M. FREEMAN Without any one a knowin . Thru him an under current's flowin’. Sometimes it comes up to the surface Then the whole room has a circus. HERBERTA MARY STEWART H. M. means her majesty” Proof of her calibre you’ll say Calibre doesn't mean just state liness For Herberts likes to play. MABEL O. OLSON A pretty young creature called Mabel At her books was voted quite able— She sat with a smile And studied the while That she did pretty well was sure- ly no fable. EDNA A. DAVIS Edna Davis is quite tali On her nose are glasses; Through them she looks and studies all The things taught in her classes. MERTON LEROY STEVENS Merton Stevens is the chappy Who can name the Presidents; He never is a wobbler a-sitting on the fence; But when’s he’s asked a question Hs is quick to rise and speak And you know just where to find him Every day in the week. Page twenty-nine

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NEVA ELYNORE KNAPP Neva Knapp, of course, I shall pun. If I didn't. I'd spoil some fun. She studies hard and never Knapps She will be in on the gowns and caps. HELEN LORENE BAXTER A pretty piri, a peppy pirl, A pleasinp pirl is she Who has in more than one way Shown her ability. HOWARD EDWARD CRAIG Howard is a fellow We can hardly analyze He can meet most any occasion Even Paradise. NINA E. MORRISH As I paze into the future Nina Morrish pay I see With a train of admirers Which reach from A to Z. STERLING F. MILLER Who’s the chap known as a thriller? His name. I think, is Sterlinp Mil- ler. Sterlinp is in school a pillar And of course a lady-killer. Pape twenty-eipht

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? R © S P £ €TVS IONE WHITAKER There is a young: grirl called lone Who has Riven our higrh school a tone; When she comes in We are happy and grin; But when she groes out we all grroan. WILLIAM STANFORD HIBBARD Oh, the Wizard William Hibbard Comprehends the violin. He can tame the wildest creature So life is a cinch for him. HELEN EDWINA YOUELLS Helen E. Youelles— The pearl of two schools. First of all at Swartz Creek, Then here, week by week. BERNARD DAVIS There is a young: chap called Bernard Who always was known to work hard. So willing: to try That he’d never say die; Which is shown by the marks on his card. ALBERTA STIFF There is a young woman called Stiff Who never vrets inu a tiff. If she does now and then Look cross at the men Can you tell us what’s really the diff ? 1 9 1 9 i Page thirty