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

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2 ik- 14 if, qlt ,gli r gli if 1 4 ad, 'YN N. 2 vw J' s... 4, GX 2, A if 4, -S BIAIHOX HENRY ADA lIlil'Nl'KlC I 1 5 1 xt N s af ,lf ,lf if f 3 OUR FOREMOST SENIORS 'llhe most desirable result of our at- tendance at high school is educa- tion broad enough to include credit- ahle class work and a generous meas- ure of experience among our fellow students in organized recreational ac- tivities. The class is glad that its leading' students have preserved a balance hetween studies and the more or less serious hohhies and pastimes which enrich school life. They have done more than their share in up- holding the standards of the school in their scholarship and participation in outside aetiyities. 'llhey are better than typical. ,Ns she is the first scholar in the class, Marion Henry is also first among' the girls, at least. in work done for the organizations of which she has been a ineinher, Marion's senior year has heen a particularly lmrilliant one: while she was taking the longest part in tl1c Dramatic Club play, and efficiently assisting with the costuming of the production, filling' the difficult position of class treas- ured. writing for the XYorld, and act- ing' as secretary to two societies, she 'nade an average of itiinlfl per cent in ter studies. There are always some people we look to for sympathy and apprecia- tion. .Xda llrunlce, salutatorian of the class. is one of these. Busy as she has been since she entered Central, she has always had time to give her kindly, understanding' attention to whatever was brought to her notice. 'Ilhe members of the faculty who have had Ada in their classes commend her faithfulness and scholarly ahility. 'llhe class is proud of its scholars and of the record they have made. N