St John Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Bellaire, OH)

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11:14 iuinainiuiuilsioini mini 0- T H E L A M P A D 1 s 'r -----,----u------------------- - - 1 8 8 0 - - 1 9 3 0 1923-When we papered Trinity, and put the paste on with a broom? 1924-Our antics in the typing room? 1925-The continual warfare between the Ha-Ha's and the T-He's g and the frequent style shows we held? 1928-The memorial which we erected to our school-days? 1929-The Bum Song , and the rehearsals for the New Coed ? CLASSICAL COURSE There have been twenty-six graduates from the Classical Course adopted in 1924 and approved by the State Department of Education in 1928. Although both classes put out year books, we take the privilege of inserting their names in our annual also. Carl Armstrong Irene Boiarski Margaret Butler Regina DeVan Helen Flaherty Blandina Geary CLASS OF '28 Edith Glaser Cecilia Lyden Marcella Lynskey Margaret Lynskey Cecilia Moleskey Mary Grace Rose .9 D11 ! I I I l I l l Q I ! ! ! I ! ! ! ! ! 5 I ! ! I ! ! ! I I I l ! ! ! I Q ! ! I Laura Brailly Mary Campbell Raymond Connors Louise Crow Marie Curran Bernard Donahue Ellsworth Houston CLASS OF '29 Catherine Jeffers Elizabeth Johnson Alice O'Connor Sadie Namey Mary Schilling Helen Reilly Idele Sargus uiojoioinia 1011114114vio1o:n1o14n1n11r1cni4ni4rjfr14x1nj4rjo11r1 1014