Lansing Central High School - Oracle Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

Page 17 text:

V mlhnhl up N 1 ' 1 I . KW-yfhfw xml WW ,llllll mf' M' I v ' ' at an ea 1 .-4' Y id! IGWHTIW I lpllgrlll NN'. 1 ln- 4- lc SUV' ' , Wav. HARRY A. STRAIT, l.UI,U SMITH AM- A.l3., LLB. Michigan State Normal HEAID ol-' CoMMr:ncx,u. College- DEPAn'rMsN'1' Applied Art Institute, Central State Teachers' Chicago College The l'Ull-8l'l0Il.'l utterance of thought by .vpeech or action to any enzl. is art. MACDE V. BENNE'I l' CoMMr:Rc1A1, Hillsdale College Michigan State Normal College Michigan State College Western State Teachers' College I have won good opinionxll from all sort.-1 of people. BYRON F. BRAIDWOOD COMMERCIAL Ferris Institute Micliifan State Colle e B ll He is of soul and body. formed from deeds of high resolve, on fancy's bolzlexf wing. JOSEPHA GRANGER Com MEBCIAL Western State Teachers' College gentle wart. --The 'illlllllf-Vf Ill!Ill JAMES C. Cltl'l I'l'lNIJl'lN, A.B. l'lEAD ol-' FINGLISII D1-:v1'. University of Michigan Michigan State Normal College Gentle lo otherx. To himself xeveref' Page Thirleen LaSalle Extension University Department of Law Ferris Institute Fortune knocks once at least at every mania door. ' FLORENCE A. BOVEE, A.B. Commizncml. Albion College University of Chicago l'omftan,l'y in the foundation of virtue. JOY M. CLIFFE Commrzacmn Michigan State Normal College Cleary College University of Michigan Gregg School, Chicago To follow virtue even for virtue's sake. HOWA RD V. MCCURDY, A.B., A.M. CoMMEac1AL University of Colorado University of Michigan Gregg School Virtue ix not left to stand alone. Ile 'who practices it will have neighbors. M ILDRED BOYCE, A.B. FINGLISH Michigan State Normal College University of Michigan That is a good hook which is opened with expectation and closed with profit.

Page 16 text:

,QQYXX 1 lllllllll js H M f ,fn 1,m,,1f7W7 7 1' 44,1 WW ff ,, f , , wf ' K ,AWK 1 f if Z a lnrumilrirr nlqqwr 'm I' ' 3 lllllw, ll ,ff ' ' 1' 'UW X U' In I ' A Tn F 2 hs .nn Villa:-'K ' A sl . I .rf , n 1 '1-.- 4 Q- z f uhh 41? fu? fn'i. ,ff Z',dl I 2 , V ' I, ln :L Y t hy' , -v f , . 1 f I , Page Twvluc

Page 18 text:

'rv Him ,.-H W1 flaw . ,fm 5 7 I fl, K X MAN, us f ,ff 1 Q., f QQ H. ,rUm,,,,,, HN I T N M 'i 1 ' mfr 1 I N- .v 'aff Mm A V Ihr, l VI, DL' ' w Q I mv ,ff f , , eff' M . A K, - o ' A ', f - 2,-.N If -'S Y I . .- ,L ' 1 nz Q 0 W ' li Q ll 'Wx ,I if , wh. LOIS FRAZIER, A.B. ENGLISII Ashland College University of Wisconsin University of Chicago Who says in verse. what others say in prose. FLORA E. JUDD. A.B., A.M. Exomsn University of Michigan Who climbs the grammar free. distinctly knows where noun. and verb, and parti- ciple grows. VIOLA A. STRAUB, A.B. ENGLISH Northwestern School of Speech University of Michigan Good humor only teaches charms to last. Still makes new conquests and maintains the past. RUTH H. BEDFORD, PHJ3. HEAD or FRENCH DEPIXRTMPINT University of Chicago McGill University Columbia University There is no ban-lr account that can balance a sweet, g r a c io ru, s persolzlality. No material wealth can match a sunny disposition and ability to radiate helpfulness and sweetness. MARION E. HALL, M.A. HEAD ox-' Hisronv DEPAn'rMEN'r University of Michigan Charity and personal force are the only in'Uestm.ents worth anythingfi Page Fourteen MORRIS J. GREEN, A.B. B. Onxronv, ENGLISH Nebraska Wesleyan University The manner of speaking is as important as the matter. ELIZABETH N. MOLITOR, A.B. hhNGI,1SH Oberlin College Good company and good dis- course are the 'very sinews of virtue. HARRIET VVILLIAMS, A.B. ENGI,IS1I University of Michigan Language is a city to the building of which every hu-man being brought a stone? NATALIE JORDAN, A.B. FRENCH University of Michigan Stanford University In her. appearances do not deceive. HAROLD D. LANTZ, A.B. HISl'0RY University of Michigan Indiana State Teachers' College Indiana University One of the best signs of a well balanced mind is that of cheerful'n.ess.