Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA THE TALENT CLUB OFFICERS IWLL r'Mi1YkT svmxe. CABINET javi Mun Nttnufxxi - - Prafirzlefzz - - JANE M.-mv NEEDHAAI .ARTHI'R Brac - - - lllfl'-Pl'f'STI1lFl11' - - XVILLIJUXI BESSESSEN Rit'ii.'xitD C,xR1.isi.i - - SfffffilI'j'-Tl'flZ.flII'Fl' - RICHARD CARLISLE HE Talent Club, a very important part of Central, was organized only last year for those students who are talented along some line. While the club is not so large as it hopes to grow during the coming years, what members there are display great versatility. The songsters are very much in evidence, and a whistling lady, a charming young Hutist, and a violinist of no mean talent lend their music to the air. The noble Lift of acting has a goodly number of devotees among the members, and, too, we must not forget those who 'Lticlile the keys. Deno Geanakoplos and his violin have brought renown to Central. He won first place in our own harmony contest with his original selection and represented Central in the city contest. William Bessessen, who will be long remembered as KoKo, Lord High Executioner of Titipu, lane Needham, alias Katisha, and Harriet Chambers, or Yum Yum, are three singers of much promise. Penelope Koupis pianist and songster deluxe, will not soon be forgotten. Art Berg will be remem- bered for his parts in assemblies and at Commencement. Can we forget our own Romeo and luliet as portrayed by Virginia Redmond and Betty Nordland? VVG could go on indehnitely expounding the achievements of individual members, but there is no room. ln conclusion, let us say that Mrs. Pink and Mrs. Gamble have proved their worth as advisers to this club of talented students. THE SKYLITE CLUB mrr. CABIN!-.T smuvc canixm' Noitrviw Gi-sxi - - I'w'.+'izlw1f - Lfuuzir. QZAYANAVGII Laviur Civ-xv.-it'oH - llIl'l Pl'!'.t'I-11ll'1II - - T'iI.lZABIF'I'lI I-lain' Doizoriu' HOYER - - Sl'CI'l'f1lI'y - - Cmtoi. TURNER Cfmoi. TURNER - - - T1'l't15Ill'F1' - - Mvitvi PEDtitsoN N 1926, a club to further interest in art and to give embryo artists an opportunity of meeting for their work, was established at Central. Previous to this there had been a City Wide Art Club, but it was discontinued in 1923. Then the art teachers chose twenty students who were to be charter members of the new club. They drew up the constitution, chose Miss VVitter as faculty adviser, and formulated the purpose of the club. Today a student desiring membership in the club must display an active interest in creative art and submit three pieces of his own work. These must meet the ap- proval of the officers and Miss Witter before the student may become a member of the Skylite Club. SKYLITE Cl.L'H-FIFIH Row: llaymi, Ilitkinson, Pnrkfr, Olson, Bans, Iainriz. Fot'RiH Row: Broleacc, Coffs, Ruslfr, Smirnoff, Ufxrn, ,Hou 'THIRD Row: Simftson. Hll,YlIlil', IylI7lljlI1IJIl'tfll, Corrs, Grskr, Rrinharrf. Srcoxn Row: lfuslmizn, Rmzno-rt, llnlflzftts, Cinfzrfl, ,llzIl'afu's, Clizuszn. Fixsl' Row: Ifflfllll, Turnfr, Illlff, C11-1-i1m111,fh, lfillir, Haytr, Pnlnsfrl 86

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Ll.l I 1 1 Ll. D! KJ I- I- I LLI -I LAAAAAAA I COINUXIERCIAL CIJUB-SEX'FN'I'II ROW: Grbhnrl, .Il1'1711Isl, Srzlhrr, Hrmmy, Almqufsl, Ivoryrrli, Half- f-ivld, Rzullufry. SIXTH ROW: Burlfnganzv, Samffwrg, G. .'1mf1'rxnn, Burnrlf, Guns, Slnziu, I10l'14P7I!1!l, l'I'lI'r- son. FIFTH ROW: Lonr, I'r-zcrmn, Dorlwn, .Ilalzkzy Broolcwn, Burfw, Hwufh, Flint. FOURTH Row: Nuslund, Srhinnffs, Roskafl, Hnuxrr, B0l'yf'lI, Thompson, lfcllzin, Suunson. rIQHIRIJ Row: Olxon, Norin, Lounberg, Gustafson, Su-an, Asp, ,llurrajy fanoslco. SICVOYIJ Row: Sagrr, Nirholx, Frnlxall, Roxlvr, Dt'!lfvI'IllI, Brmlrxan, Grands, Srllffnfk. FIRSI' Row: Gl1SlIlf,,X071, Sllllffl, Crllbrufzxru Hurlair, SMH, Jlrrs, Cm'I'orIIn, Koxxi. CONINIERCIAL CLUB-SIx'I'II Row: INIIVIFIJ, lfilswz, .lloong llirxflmlf, RIIIIIIIII, ,'1nIf1'r.mn, lffla, Ruxmus- Sl'71, Dixrlz. FII- I'II Row: Spurfzx, Flinl, Ulsrn, Trz'f'u:III'r, llffov, .'1ll1'll, Xlormorrl, .flrIIlrrxorI, SIII1w1Ig, Krvlzx. ITIJIIRTH Row: Nvlson, Slwjmn, .flruuIr'rmrnI, flnflf-man, IXHIVIIIIIH, l'rI!1'fII'l!, Proul, Tompfrirls. 'THIRD ROW: lfilsou, Cafrfw, Brrilcfn, l1'I1IfrII'r, CtlfIli7Il'f, Ffmlxlrorrz, lvllrr, flmiyo, Lvxrr, Sofou. SI-WIND Row: Cf-wiv, HIll1'l'VS0ll, IIIIISIIIIISIIH, Pflillips, IYIJSDII, Rolig, Runno-II, Illlrclfur, l'o':II'r5, Ur'IIIyI'r. FIRST ROW: Ifnrrirr, Railvr, .'lI11'rnII1lrr, Puulxon, 7I0'IL'lH'A, .YIu'hlf'I1.w, llulfffn, lgl'Ill1fIIl7I'l'. lfhilz, lfurzy.

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CONIINIERCIAL c:LI.wB1SlX'l'H ROW: Hari, lfoyl, Wvhffrff, fmzxuz, Pilzzy, I,!'1lV'SOII, Cflrvrsflr, Smith H707'l'l'H, Cnrrfnfr. FIFTH Row: Carlson, JI. Cnrfson, ,1I!lI'f',IJ', Ifagrr, If-rnnx, Bt'7'ff'lllISf, Crofaol, Ifvfslgx' Thornton. FOVRTH ROW: Lorlofn, Sdurfnlznl, lfaroosfx, Crazfy, Lumffwz, Hzaslranz, I'f11nx4'on1f, TI17I?II'-1' 1111, Arnxframf. TIIIRII ROW: Tfmuzfvxon, Iffoluzfk, l 1rnxlr'onz, Hoffmann, Dfzllf, Hopf, Jlrllorzallf, .Yrlswl roy. SECOND Row: I. Nflson, Ufrsllunzf, Ohmf, fIflrnz'r.w'r1, A'0I'III,7-j', l,m'sm1, Ffukf, Johnson, lfruy I'IR5'I' ROW: 1.r1Qf.'II'r, Carlson, Collins, Iffkrrl, Turnqufsl, Jnmlzf, Cyr, .UI111r, llnfrff. IALENT CLl,TBiFC3I'R'I'll Row: lfhilzvl, Rrflnmml, Sxmmmz, .'Yarl:lom, Gin-srl, lfilliums. 'IQHIRD Row GfHVIlIlZ0fI05, Pinle, K0llI0gllI7Il'S, Franklin, Smalf. SICUYII Row: Rofnrlx, Tofcmfml, .YorIHaml, Kouffx Clzamlrrrx, Blanfharrf. FIRST ROW: CIl'llllllk0f710.Y, Brxxfxzrr, Camlwlr, Ivmffhnnz, Carlixlr.