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

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CE-H ISEAN JE l'i'lEIi'l Fifi an I' 7 ' ' 1 .. p .. - O dll the worlaus a stage .... -SHAKESPEARE 71TH each year an act and each term a scene. 1929 completes another play. Each act has brought new charac- acters and new scenes down stage. From the happy days of lollypops to the highest rung of the Ladder of Education where the diploma awaits the graduate, each part has been played with success. ,

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li - .fs 112- 2 -C lNlfA fA'fA'fA ROBERT XVILLIAXI ALWIN Hi-Y: Tramc Squad: Dec- oration Committce J. S.: Dunwoody Institute You are a genllemanf' LUCILLE IVIARIE ANDERSON With pretty color in her cheeks and brightness in her eyes. IVIARY ANDREWS The ineslimable value of her friendship. ROBIERT .l. ASCI-IIQNBXCII Business I was interested but not curious. ADELAIDI5 AL'BRl:CI-IT Would there were more like you. BENJAMIN AXILROD Radio Club: Chess Club: Honor Roll I have passed my word and 1'll keep it. Page 20 J IEANNETTIZ HARRI ET ANDERSON Girls' League: Times Sten- ographer '28 IVe shall know what makes the stars shine now. MARION ANDREWS Stamp Club: Triadsp Mac- alester College I was such a shy little thing that I seldom dared to open my lips. EVA ARNTZEN Astrolabe Societyg Girl Re- serves: Big Sister A fare habitually sup- pressed and quieledf' FRANCIS ASIIIZ fl word in earnest is as good as a speech. KARL AIfRl2I.IL'S He was a gay and lively fellow. MARGARET IIRANCIQS BAIR Spanish Clubg Girls' League: Hamline I feel strongly disposed to order a glass of hootchf'