Central High School - Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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i .., ., - 1, ' 'J 'Y 1 1 . it -A -ff . ,,r . - Juv E 114. ' Liv fe V .,,,,,:, , M I ,. .A ' 4. M . -:Nl Ar . ik ,J F . r -RN tub -fn,,,,, THE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL fu., has --- ee ---- -- - - .--ee ,D a kan A, 3 and 1, . ,e,Zfl8jgofhi' nd, will JAMES HERBERT TINSMAN, Tiny than l Still waters mm deep. Fe St' i A 4256 Frankford Avenue. . my 27,1897P 4 Born October 8, 1896, Philadelphia. 96581503 56h I hihldllij Entered from Frankford Annex. This chap comes R flllurf befo 9012 Tlligbi 'Si' from Frankford, and if there's more like him there Ind is wff hlm,.He.nllMtix it must be a place worth while. lllln . A IS Q Ergumfnfsl 'U dffflilllfi ili'ES. ,io 'KY ll - d. ' 5 1 '1 -It log 1.35 -l i ,f'3if Fay: easy, ittle error a1idgi,,Hp iu 1 1 Street X ,n Ember 20, 1859, 4 Arson School l'Stump te all :he noise nd as 1 consequence ess Club, Senate pam. HSM brother to mol I reef- ' School ms' 011 -- ' in Hllklng 1 ll vit - lzim we 'ln C rebgi .3 gin cowl' Club' Sdllllef Fuhlffc ivil -ur .el 4 Nlonks' Literary Society, Pipe Committee, Cap and Gown Committee, Tennis team f4J. HERRMAN TRAGER, Plym Too poor for oo king-too rich for co begga,'r'. 3204 Clifford St. Born Sept, 2, 1897, Phila. Entered from Blain Grammar School. A quiet, unassumin but deserving chap. One of his fa- g vorite expressions is, Got your Greek prose? Elective-Foreign Literature. Future-Lawyer. MORRIS SIMON VITELES, Vitals Di omooia, laboribus vendomtf' 1809 North Franklin Street. Born March 21, 1897, Leeds, Eng. .Entered from Wyoming Grammar School. A born Socialist, a would-be philosopher, and all that goes with it is probably responsible for this young man's actions. He always protests any- thing- that is proposed. Senate, House of Representatives, Camera Club. Elective-Psycholo gy. Future-Teacher. 25 . gli -. .W - -234 . -45 Y, H 4 infill ' 155 lg 47: , U ':'-Ln af 'Qi-'E ,I Y: ,NA 4 A?- '31, A P' Hz ., ' 4 i f a, ,,,fw ffl:-Wf.f5l11 7 . H? if 1 . lin 4 1 ., Q . 1 -I' fy J 5 . , ' . L1 Q . '

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