Central High School - Cehisean Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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OUR FOREMOST SEN IORS HJALMAR HODE HERMAN IDOLFF Daleclictorian Salutatorian VHIXH its fmii' yours of existzmvv. the 4-lass of '23 has svt mzuiy iuarks for siicccvmliiig' 1-lzissvs to strive for. 111 the SiHI1llHl'll of sm'li0lzii'sl1ip,tl1e student zivtivitivs, and atlilm-tics, '23 has llttfiiltlfl the list. lqilffll in- dividual studviit has iiidirvctly aided iii ohtziiiiiiig' this siicuuss, hut thi- grvater' il'llllllpllS have llCOIl the work of 21 gifted tow. lljzilmar' llovu and lI0i'ma11 Woltt valedictoriziii and Qzilutatorian, rvspcc-tively, are in 21 lzirgi- inealsiire direc-tly responsible for the success of the m-z1r'oer- ot the class of '23, As t'1'esl11i1zm rlulizitws, they worliwl togw-tliui' and lizivv t'0llflIlllCCl. hand iii hzlud. to the 1-lusv ot' thvii' high school ll2l.VS. Both the 4-hiss :md Voiitiwil as ei Svliuol arc pruiul of thvm. Their lists of zivtivitivs arc long and vziricd and for this, togetlivi' with the fact that tlicgv are lmutli good fellows, l'e11t1'al is lzrmul of her forvmost svuiors, Hjzilnmi' Iluvv and Heriiian NVolll',

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l CFHE HONOR ROLL . Us .,,, '. - t K ivll 5 ,I 1f'A1' VV' X 1. Hjalmar Hove, Valedictorian ...... 93.30 2. Herman VVo1tf, Salutatorian ....... 92.37 Edward McAdam . Janet Siebold .... Bernice Goolcy .... Saul Hershkowitz . Helen Whitbeck .. Frederick Hakenjos Loran McDanield . Margaret Sullivan . Esther Villaumie . . Frances VVestfall .. Roma Smith ..... Alan Kennedy . . . Robert Tousley Lillian Lussan . . . Gyrus Borg' .... Barbara Eustis . . . Alice Boyd ...... Pearl Ledin ....... Katherine Patrick . Herbert Jennings . Alice Sturm ..... Morfydd Evans . . . Evelyn Marshall .. Francis Schott . . . Alyce Merth . . . Ruth VVilcken . .. Anne Merrill .. Mary Forssell .... Carl Swanson .... Marjorie Fitch . . . Nannette Nelson .. Ray Lindquist . . . Ira Karon ..... Doris Lake ...... Paul Hibbs ....... Charlotte Haskell . Clarence Gray .... .......92.23 .....91.34 . ..... 91.32 .......91.08 .......90.87 ......90.76 .......90.71 .......9O.61 . ..... 90.61 . ..... 90.29 .....9O.28 . ..... 90.013 .....89.79 .....89.76 .....S9.72 .....89.71 .....89.56 .......89.28 .....89.28 . ..... 89.28 . ..... 89.26 .....89.07 .....88.93 .....88.64 .....88.63 .....88.57 .... .88.57 ... . .8843 . ..... 88.43 .....88.40 .....88.38 . ..... 88.27 .......88.03 . ..... 87.90 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 r 51 .12 53 5-1 55 56 57 58 59 50 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 T9 r 73 74 75 -10. Ralph Moore .. Durand Smith Helen Briggs .... Isabel Speer . .. Grace Eaton ...... Joseph Shannon . . . Herbert Richardson Helen Power . .... . Byron King . .. Lois Berreau ..... Georgia Zdarsky .. Geraldine Gilman . Lillian Blekkink .. Raymond Marsh .. Herbert Lande . . . Evelyn Bendzick .. Lucille Johnson . . . Rose Iseli ..... Ruth Lee ........ Lloyd Klingrnan .. Arthur Goldberg .. Sara Brodsky .... Ruth Stevens .... Margaret Knapp .. Lucile Koch ..... Imelda Ertz ..... Myrtle Tolin ..... Ruth Audrey Johnson .... Donald Hyland .......... Ruth Johnson .... Helen Fargeman . . . . . . . . Janice Perkins ..... ..... Margaret Blodgett Rosalie Vtlciss ...... ..... Kenneth Thiebaud Edwin French 87.85 87.80 87.76 87.53 87.36 87.32 87.26 87.21 87.20 87.12 87.03 Sw 0.9 . .4 86.81 86.49 86.79 I rv . ..... 86.44 86.66 86.57 86.51 86.30 86.18 86.15 86.50 86.00 85.98 85.96 85.90 85.67 85.65 85.60 85.20 85.16 85.07

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CLASS OFFlCERS REUNOLDS GUUER MARGARET SULLIDAN MARGARET KNAPP HARRlET ALLEN President Dice President Secreiarq Treasurer HE class of 1923 has been singularly fortunate in its choice of officers to carry on the business of the organization. Those selected always bore some sense of responsibility, but is natural, some had more than others. Different from other classes. the senior class decided early in its high school life to elect officers each new semester, thus giving exactly double the num- ber of students the honor of holding an office, besides obtaining fresh and ofttiines capable leaders. The regular sequence of class affairs was undis- turbed by this change, as it might have been if the classes attempted more group projects than they do now. As freslnnen, Wind, George Drewry was elected president for both semesters. NVilliam Powrie held the office of freshman secretary, while Leo Faricy was vice-president. llerman Vtiollii, the diminutive debater, was the first selection for treasurer. For the second freshman term, Elizabeth Caul- field was vice-president: Donald Knebel, secretary, and Paul llibbs, treasurer. t'Jud left Central at the end of the first year, his place was filled in the sophomore year by Harvey Garrett and Donald Knebel vice-president, Elizabeth Caulfield, secretary, Cyrus Borg, treasurer. The second half of this year found Lloyd Klingman wielding the gavel as president, Mary Forssel holding down the office of vice-president, Irma Hilgedick as secretary, and Joseph Shannon as treasurer. In the junior year when the class met with the overwhelming sense of the end being somewhere in sight, they chose as their officers: Donald Rogers, president, Janet Siebold, vice-president, Marjorie Hill, secretary: Margaret Sullivan, treasurer. In the second half, considered by some the most im- portant event of the school year, is given the Junior-Senior. To lead them during this time they selected Donald Knebel, president, Imelda Ertz, vice- president, Janet Siebold, secretaryg Margaret Sullivan, treasurer. When the class met again on September 28, 1922, officers, who retained their positions through the entire fourth year were elected: Reynolds Guyer, president, Margaret Sullivan, vice-president, Margaret Knapp, secretary, Harriet Allen, treasurer.