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f Q...-1 THE CENTRALIAN OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY-ONE Published by the JANUARY AND JUNE ORADUATTNG CLASSES CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAROLIS, MINNESOTA TC FLORENCE FIS!-I To one vvho, vvherever she goes, achieves Something Worthwhile along lile's trail, l-lelping some soul whose way seems darlc, Winning a friend when others fail. Malcing ol school a joyous place, Guiding the youthful, searching mind, Truly a mother to us all, Tolerant, eager, Firm and l4ind. To her vve dedicate this hoolc, Trusting and sure, lor we believe With such a spirit as our guide We must have courage and achieve. N F J FCDREWCDRD Achievement, the reward ol industry, the goal ol youth, is the pilot light of Centralls students. It is the measuring rod oy vvhich our deeds are gauged. With every person this rod varies, and to each ol us achievement, according to our talents, is possible. Trophies vvon in every Field portray the achievements ol the past, and the zestlul laces in this hoolc loretell the achievements ol the luture. TABLE GE CCDNTENTS I CLASSES .... II SCI-IQGL LIFE . III PUBLICATIGNS IV DRAIVIATICS . . V QRGANIZATICDIXIS VI SPORTS ...... VII FEATURES .... I ul k R r 'ins as l' Q .1041 f' YHL IRONT IN1RXNfI ,.,..f v . I . fp., , f f , .Z . . .-...... I - 4' ' V Q 5 3 .L . -L -1 gg 2 i .W -5 4 r . F. A . . V , . - , -H X 1' f, - 4 , V MN., , .M , -., 7 1 C ACLIIEVUHQNT ROOM CAIXIN W Jxkxle E the classes of 1931 havt bttn mdttd fortunate to have had Mr Janus as a spur to grtattr athrtnmtnts hrs sympathetlc understandmg of our youthful asprratlons and hrs staunch falth rn tht purpost of our actrons A man of honor he IS an example. to us of athltxtmtnt m character 1 ' , v 5 11 ' 13 during our high school career, Vvlc have deeply appreciated l 3 ' .1 YH 1 I Axxa BhLLt THOXlRS O appeal to hlgh school students as an ldeal of woman hood and a human bemg as well IS mdetd an achxexe ment The work of 'Vhss Anna Belle 'I homas as ASSISIBHI Prrncxpal has brought her 1nto Contact wlth all types of students and she has pros ed a wonderful frrend to hundreds of Central students Her uevspomt IS always youthful tempered of course by her experxence ln llfe and as a result our assocratlons xuth her are bound to make us better men and women . . I . A x v , x v 1 ' - u 1 - . 1 v r v v y v . ' x v x w Jon Domi O BRII N RS O BRILIN S knoulrdgi of human naturr has bun an ini iluihlr ass t in hir xxork as Studrnt Counsglor Shi. has bun A guidr to sunrise to 1llCrntralin.s and to many a studrm xx h i has found it norsmrx to Larn his xx ax shi has hu bun uri xxmly distribuud to studmts xx ho in Mrs O Brun Q Lsllmilion inn most uorthx Hur ofiiu his oftrn hun Ihr liboritorx xxhrrun thi. Llrmrnts him bun com pounird ulmh will 1X nxuillx Ind to .nhiurmint 0 X. ' : 1' . , . , U u . ' c i ' ' - - 1 . been an inspiration. Th: Ida V. Probert Scholarship Fund -sl' M Wm MM HI LI NI Lioox ln MCITIOYIBITI A soul like hers can ntnr dn. A soul so fearless and so bright Can surely rise abowe the night. At least that hardy soul would try. For her who had achiutd the best We who are left xx ould do our part To keep alive that gallant heart So rich in life. so calm at rest. CENTRAL HIGH SCHGCDL The history of Central High School is the story of the growth and progress of the city of Minne- apolis itself. The first building, located on the site of the present City Hall and Court House, signi- fied the desire of Minneapolis pioneers to give their young people as good an education as was then possible. When the city boundaries were ex- tended, the people decided to erect a new build- ing. It was erected in 1878 and was occupied until the present building was completed in 1913. Today Old Centraln has been con- demned and it will be replaced by the new Girls' Vocational High School. As the city grew larger, it was found that one school was inade- quate to fill the needs of the increasing popula- tion, other high schools were built. CENTRAL I-IIGI-l SCT-IOCDL Alter the occupation ol the present building in 1913, events began to shape the present course ol our school life. New clubs helped materially to build the now traditional Central spirit. All- American honors were won by the publications. The name Hgeniorn was changed to Hcentraliann and the annual seemed to grow with its name. The HNewsH was founded in 1914, Followed by the HQuestH in 1993. Meanwhile the great war had ended, talcing its toll ol twenty-six from our ranlcs, The sun-dial at the front entrance and the Hcentraliann For 1919 stand as lasting memorials to their heroism. Central alumni have gained dis- tinction in many Fields. Centralls spirit which has gathered Force with its years ol accomplishment is responsible lor its history ol achievement. JNJH7 TUNH BLR XII ISIUXN LUXXX N v X It XXXIS 'K XRII BI Q1 XIN XI QIF YiI'IL'YD .5.II'! 5-,IN HNIER ZWIXIX 'RAVQT-NI I f' .. . FA x'. Nxvu: f':gf:'s'7 BH RON I ULRSOX 'XBSOIOXI IRDKIII LXXIH FOX IIN GXXIIBII IONI GFKCII' IORINI GROSI CORK CJROIII XI-XRS HXRRIS IIXXI Hxxxh X Hrx 'X xxlox IIIIP 5 I N I ' I I I A A I I KH'--.:.1:A'g I I A I S..4.JIQL-NI -veA A I A Affsfziz' A IILORI-NI I7 IIISII Hi1.i' .'. .2 .IE ' 3,1 1 l.1:v- l d.':J' .'m1!IJ' 1' .I Ink R I Ii- Jaw A A I,a!:vI A I XVII ... x IR I.. LARIX '.'IiY . '. .I -5 H1-f fy I'v.:,':-It 5F p 'mn iwxx IL xx KN II IIIXN K SI I ZOIHX IOIINNION xfxlx V Holm' ' 'xxv -- .4 6 hx X.. 4:ENIX'.lX'I XPIYIY IFEX Ex Kwhjxlx fIff'x!'!lIi If'I'llII VIXRII NIV GRXII' IGI X'lRRIxI FX XX I SIGN XIITVHI LL SIDXIX XIORNI I 'N VILI I If X LII XNOR NI! IxI RSOX XY.-xI.'l1'R NURIDISY I Noklnqr .- NN.-XII NL ' - f'...w' :vw .nr '!. IRINI- P.xR141 1 1, Ross PNK NIARY PI-Rm' 1'-J. ' li, f J.. 1.,r J CKROI yx Rgfg XHRX POXXFRX I I I N P Nh lm: sh xloa.J G1 ORC IX if or V H1 Nm ROHDI XX xx II R Rom I RS I vw 1 all 'NORX CAIITH 'NRRL RRI T QIIJIJXII ls XBI I I I QIIOLHXRI R Ll IJ SIR PH 1 X KH lcxxl , 1 1 IR11 x N RIII ILRNQLISI HXRRH XIXVINT rf I Anza XXII IxIX9 IRXNIIS XX1s11sRO01x LDML XD XX FBLR lrfulul' r C'.1n'r'a11um f K II I 'K f 111 vm K ss IN TANK .-XRD INRK I GLW' .AN ' xI.KRlI.5XRIf,I- CIR iI5R 'I ,I wr, fee 1 I XII I .V I . ,I.X. . I, JRI2'I'T,X YAFILR 9 fn' ' P ' v 5.0 fx 'x M 'S 'Fi ' zx , . 4 if va, yn fL'Q A 04,5 O 7? my si Q 5 1,5-11 ,...1 l lfl lXx No person in the country is better known than Floyd Gibbons, vvorld famous journalist, author, and adventurer. Central is proud to have had him as a former student. Achievement is the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow ol dreams, hope and ellort. It is reached by tal4ing one step at a time, and the road to it is marlced by signs of perseverance , concentra- tionn, no loiteringii. But vvhether hopes are realized or not, the greatest achievement of all is the voice of conscience ----- You are doing, or have done, your best. FLGYD GIBBONS A at . C v JANUARY CLASS OFFICERS lui C144 Xmas law JANUARY CLASS CABINET 6 L A I E JOE MARJORIE Y. !AR0l. ARIDVNE XK'll.l.lAM St .-'KMNIUN NELSON HINIJIERI IE HERO MHKASKII L 6 'as EMILY Wll.I,lAXl GRACE XVlll.l.-XM DOROTHY HALE TllOMAS SOLETHIQR CRONK OLSEN REPRESENTATIVE CENTRALITES EPRESENTATIVE CENTRALITES-this title has been conferred on the ten persons who, in the opinion of their classmates, have achieved the most during their high school careers, both in scholarship and extra-curricular activity. The class officers, Joseph Scammon. Marjorie V. Nelson. Ardene Berg, and Vvlilliam McCaskill. were elected. These same people have also held oflices in various organizations of the school. and Marjorie is a member of the National Honor Society. Other members of this society are Grace Solether. valedictorian, Carol Hinderlie. third in scholarship. and Dorothy Olsen who is also on the Honor Roll. Vklilliam Thomas has won renown on Central's gridiron both for himself and for his school. He has made the All-City team and has been presented with a gold football in recognition of his outstanding playing. Emily Hale has acquired the title of Central's Bard because of the poetry she has written for the News. Quesl. and Cenlruliarr. on which latter two she has held editorial positions. Joseph Scammon. Marjorie V. Nelson, Carol Hinderlie, Vwlilliam McCaskill, and Vlilliam Cronlt have. with Emily. divided thirteen positions on school publications among themselves. Vlilliam Cronk and Carol Hinderlie placed nrst and second respectively in the Eallt Essay Contest. I...-K' N I I I N li l lulmsviu Huck l orltv: .Mi-trifii li l irI ll .. l'-ar.i::. Yourgrti Nloor-'. lizgslal. llinma: Ur l K .,1f val Ii' i.. lhinerx, lien nt, Nl.1r!ezis.i-i, Olsen. l3e.gu. n.i.-rfie. Anders in. Sofeihtr. lhicrel-.s Kit ii NATIONAL HCNOR SOCIETY N May 16. 1923, the National Honor Society granted Central a charter. Since that time every graduating class has had its society. Fifteen per cent of the class is eligible. Students having averages for all their high school work of 2.3 or better automatically become members and are entitled to wear an old English Enough students having averages between 2.3 and 2.0 may be elected to make up the class quota. These students also may wear the pins. ln this class there were Grace Solether, valedictorian: l.ouise Anderson. salutatorian: and fourteen other scholars with averages of 2.3 or better. The faculty elected eleven other students making a total membership of twenty-seven. The roll includes: Grace Solelher - l.ouise Anderson Carol Hinderlie - George Hinman Dorothy :Xnstrantl llarl Youngren f lfvelvn l5lagstad - Xlarv Donerv - livelvn Xloore - l.illian lmlollowak' Howard Yoellver Frances Xlarlenxon Dorothvfllsen - Marjorie Nelson .Qloo .8400 ,SI63 8000 7500 6730 .6538 6000 5833 5555 5000 5000 3750 3703 Tu Robert Rennie Gerhard Belgum lilorence Johnson liugene Dierelns - Ralph Pearson - Xliriam XVitham Horace Orfield - Donald Iforlvev Xlarlvs Gervais - David Buck Q lfvert Carlson - Yiolette Anderson Paul Saunders - mfg-S... 1 3617 X100 2400 l'lUll 0833 USM IJHIJII 0784 H7150 0-llfi 0-llh UUIKIH 0000 ADDISS. N.-XTPIANIEI, ll'ku ttujy :Marv bIur7t'r1g is sr, wud! fuvfy' ALLEN. XYAYNE Silver: it mon rl-nyum: :fum trurdr ANDERSON. Al.'l'A Crnlralville: latin C lub Quint, but t'eru rflartrtr' ANDERSEN. l.OL'lSE Salutatoriztn, Honor Roll: Na tional Honor Socirlv. Kornrdv Concert 'l9: Girls' tlulw: Bot- anv Club: Frcnch Cub Office Clcrltl News Staff. For she was smart 'ere studying made hlrr sri. ANSTRAND, DOROTHY National Honor Society: Honor Roll: Girls' Club: Crntralville: G. A. A.: Baseball 'Z7: Tcnnit 'ZB: Hiking '19, Pretend: to be dt'gnt'!im1', but her pep bctrags her. BELGUM. GERHARD National Honor Society: Honor Roll, Comedy lonccrt 'IXZ French Club. Worth is not mi-uturut! by inrhrs BERGQUIST. DONALD C K, C tabinrt lllcaxuri-rj Class fabinrt Stu-lent foun till Boys' 1 Klub. lli-Y Football '28, 'l0. WO: Baseball '28, '2Q: 'ltack WH. lVhm you have said a amflr- man, you hart' said all ' Eff' ,f ' 1 5' Tuscnty-Eight ALDRHQH. CLIFFORD Urchcxtra. 'Xlcuiah' '30: 'H. Nl S l'inaforc': Cf, C C fomult' Kvncrrt 'ZQZ Robin llondf' ll'ktn thu.-'f srtnw.-thing to he Ff'1is iutt I: t not th' mil: that Jr-s :Pvt utr ALVIS, SALLIE G .-'l A : fnnwdy Kionccrt. Mn-'s mit nf a srrious mind, litrl full oi fun and uluyaut kim! AKPRSON, VIERONA slr: urn: in lift' is tht' onlu frrrltrm' worth thc Itntirngf' ANDERSON. V IOLETTE National llnnor Society: G. A. fl.: Girls' lilub. Latin filubi lfommrrrial f.lub: Ciomrdy Con- cert '29. Manu art hrr frivnds. fetu ara hvr furs. lftutruunr lrkrs hvr, tL'hc'ret'fr my gm BEAUDRY, EARL llmys' C Club: Track 'llll Football '29, '3U. Hn athlete bravr, of features strong. Hifi tiftm ht-lpn! the train rzltmg BERG. ARDENE Sccrctarv of Class, Girls' Club ll'ruidcnt I: Student Louncil lSvcrct.try'lZ Girls' Klub Kabi- nrt. Green Storltingxu: Botany llub: Mtmcx and Mummvrs: tnmmcrcial C.lub. Girl Reserves. Nt-wt Staff: Comedy Concert '17, '28, '29, '30 Hr-r txru iron ns are luirer fur. lhun snrtlra uf other maidvns art' ' . BliRQL'lST. RAY lint nrtrhings 1-I u man. my Ind, lr- truth tl- knot: g,tu't'.' al atuu- I-uJ BOUCHARD. DOROTHY V imrneretal Klub, Frcneh Club, C1 .-X A Cnrls' flubr Comedy ffonccrt 'ZTL ll'e lffnaer gnu know ber, flee better youll like her. BROWN. LOWELI. Honor Roll, Quill and Scroll. labrarv Board Orchestra. latin 1 lub News Stan Red and Wu: Book. Manager llocltev 'lb Manager I-Ootball 'l8. 1 Manager Track 'IW 'lflg Gee Llub. lli-Y. Press Club. Com- edt' Concert 23. 'l'l. 3 state anti fttv fhampmn flat. net Solnitt 'l Delegate tu M ll S P A ll.-legatv rn Wrist litzvxi fonference ZW 'IW Messiah IK. 31' 'fl uentlenian ff.-r am! dvr. .ind a luJu's fwfr' LUN!! s n- 're ' BUCK. Davin National Honor Soeiety 'fl Unfit! sthnlur, hound I0 iuueetl ' BUSH. ISABEILE Rooters' Club 'She vnileifuou smile. she luuahv 'uou luuuh. anal IM zlurltl xeenrx brtllhrerl' CARLSON. fommcrftal Llub. ' lin-re cnultl be no true jnu without kindness CONKEY. lbl.-XRJORIE It A :X French flubi fntls Klub lloiany Club. Xluhinu anal nut .Ver at'-tee.-J :atb 'ttf errlfusiavv' CRONK. XVll.I.l.'lXl llass l abinet. liuuness Manager tu! ilass lllav lmbrarv llmzrl Green St--cktngs 1 4 1 llt Y. Red .mtl Blue Hook Mtmes and Mummers Xl'her1 you ar-J Juru tlasl-. let dura, .yi rl mush BRINDMORE. CHARLOTYE llonor Roll: l.atin Club: Girls' 'lub Girl Reserves. Skvlite Klub lSecretarvJ: Comedy Conf cert '28, 30: Commercial Club fl worker. am! uet always reaJ1l fl a good time. BROWNLEE. ROBERT Stamp Club. His looks are deep, but his thoughts are jolly. BUCKMAN, DANIEL C C. C.: Swimming 'Z9. '30, Silence is as deep as eternity. speezh is as shallow as time. CARLSON, EVERT Honor Roll: National Honor Society. He's a quiet man. but quite a man. CARLSON, RICHARD Scandinavian Club. Chou-est things are done in small packages. Cooxns, FLORENCE lf'ass Cabinet: Green Stock- ingswi Girl Reserves: Girls' l lub: Skylite Club: Commer- cial Club: Latin Club lVice- Prcsidentj: Comedy Concert '18, 'lll. 'llere't a girl u.'hu'c bright and smart. Xl'i1h pleacant :mile uml lor' mg heart. D.-XVIDSON. CARROLL Class Plas' fnmmittee: Stage Manager. 'L-l good reputation is more than money. DEMARS, THEODORE Ht Y. ' XO! afrala' of mall? but no! 1: Sgr-mar'-1. tl frl- 1: DODSON, NELLIE Botany Club: Mimss and Muma mcrs. Spanish Club, A girl usllh a happy smilr who trorlts dnlrarntly all the uhtlz ' DONI-Rl'. MARY Honor Roll: National Hrnur So, cicty. lkiimcs and Mummcrs fVicc-Prrxidrntli lfrcnch Club lSL':retaryJ: Litrls' Club: Len- tralian Stall' Shri not fury lull-ln far! shc's quttr mrallf Shi.: bright ami utllu and alcll likml 1.5, all EAMES, GERTRUDE Girls' Club: Girl Rcsrrtws, Latin Club, Commvrcinl Club A strut disposlllonr a uvfnf tlirful girl, ELREDGE, MAGDALENE Honor Roll: Latin Club: Lnrl Rfscrvcs: btrlx' Club: Botany Club, She is goml to look upon, and hrtttr art to Puma' ' EVANSON. BETTY Ciirlk' Club: Girl Rrsrrvcs. G A A: L-wmmercial Club: tlflict' Clerk: t'ivntr.1lvillc: lomcdy toncerl '29, A surf: disposition and an fx' ull:-nt hcarrf' l'AL'Lil1R. YlYIAN Girls' Club: Prsnil: Klub lk! any Club: Bank 4 .nlmitr Dainty ana' sunt, furry uv-.l nraf DIERCKS, EUGENE National Honor Socictv: llonor Roll: Claw Play. Quest Staff tlixchangclidttorjz Latin Club: Ht Y, School Scrvicc I ommiltrc 'lima tml' a man and many, n-.mu hikes. DOLMSETH, XVALTER Glcc Club: Boys' C Club, fommcrcial Club: Football Man- ngcr 'Bw Basketball Manager '3ll. Turk '28, '29, Hllta tlrrious ways ar: lfnfil lilac IM ,llttxtsstppi -with blulfx DKURN. CLIFFORD Honor Roll: Track '28, '10, '30, fivm Tram '28, '19, tu.,-9 Club. Xu xlnnvr or saint ntrhapf. Hut nu-ll thc Larry bl-st of .1-apt EKERN, VIRGINIA Latin Club: Girls' Club: G, A. A: Botany Club: Mimrs and Nlummcrs. Comedy Concert '29, Sha ran laugh with the jolllest. ami :lurk with Ihr busiest. ENGLAND. MAE Gtrls' Club: Girl Rcscrvcsi L1 A, A . lt ls the lranquil people who armmplish much, li,-USER. MARGARET kiirls' Club: G, A. A: Latin Club. Bank Cashtcr .l gnaalu is the same in all languages. l l-Xll ING, NIYRNA lwtant Klub Korn-dv '- tt-nt-'rt -la lint ln hasflul, it ilfvtslft rwy ' ILRGI STXI X IOII I I m I Cnr R Lub Fmxx Joi IORSI Il' BIRXIFI IIS 1 b C rmmrr Cub S nr naxun 4 'mx cur FRIIR XIOR I ON C cnlrmlul mc hscl 1 rs J-.. rmfs GIIHKL srx C1ORDox am K ul' X1 e GORDON Boxxx muml mr Ian n M rmx Club nur I,-rl lu mrs' rm PIII I One XGST XD EVELYN f Q Ngronal Hon r 1 lrbrarw Bond 'Klusnc F ul' Orch str: ee '1 1 g erxes French fu Correds H XI Rohm Hood srah 1 f I Jbrme e 1 I I-ORIxfl Dox RLD Natxonal Honor Society Hcvwr r '1 fl b Orchestra ow s flu Trac r'.Lr oem Is: rodugbarh IFOSSION hrvxmli Qcanunauan Club Botany F lub I' s ulcal rl' a pfrfecl a rr-I Julrl r uork u p LJ GERX AIS IVIARLX S xtmnal Honor iocnelv Botany C u H r 11110 bfdq Indeed rvraN.1 mind QIOOUXHNSOXI MFRLYN Urdu arm Cnmmercul Club a mu hmlz more Gox CARI TON bf rc plmsr CJK SI 'XYSON ARNOI D I was Ik Ike es 5 I sn c 1 , ,A H. . , .' 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Homnas, THOMAS lnlmmural Cmlf Champion '28, 'Z9: CiolfTc.1m '23, '29, '30 Basketball '30: Mimes and Hummer: fljresidcnlj: Hi-Y: Bovs' C Club: Commercial Club: Romcrs Llubz fl. C. C: Rui und Blue Book: l.arin f.lub Silence iw aulilen. but it Furl' nu rhurm ffir me. HKQMBOLDT. CLIFFORD Sigh no more ladies. sich no more INGRAM. DONALD Scrub Football. 'ZW Long, Iran, and Iikeuhluf' JEHN. FORREST F.mscien1inut and indus- rrrous-always requisifec for vurreavf' JOHNSON, CLARENFE HifY. Red and Blue Book' latin Club Commercial Klub' Navi, Stat? fCircul:iri0n Xlinngrrlt Uldcr Bovs Conference lv And Ihus Fc blurs uirhour abuse, rhe urarrj old name of ganIl'arvuJr1. HOINES. EDITH Norse Club, Cnrls ' .ub 'fhferfulress has ar' ex- celfwf ufarmq f1ual:'p HOL LOWAY, L ILLIAN Narionnl Hwnor Socicry: Honor Roll: A faprlla Choir: French Club Ciirls Club: Iutin Club, G A A Z Bank Vasbisrz Comedy Kcmccrl 'l0: l.C.f SFP curvsidcrs her srujzas a lark. ,-lm! ,Fwd .Ile n :Fe qc! a pwnr niurh HOSAR. NlERRlAXl Hi-Y: lfouthall '30 Hirrfmu fur work, bu! vmrwr-r for plaza HYLAND, .JANE fommcrcinl flubt f'cntr.ilville. gl true lrcurr is refer limi-lu JACKSON, MARX' Girls' Club: C. A. A.: Tennis 'lQ: fhmedy Concert 'ZW .X'iirlvi'nr1 ic impnuiblc for u willing heart JOHNSON. ARTHUR Scandinavian Club: Calf Team. Tn mark or nn! to work, 1'-u: is :hc q1re:ri'fm JOHNSON, EVELYN Scholarship for Minneapolis School or .Xrr. French Klub: Slxvlitff.lul1 Girls Club. Hunnr Roll. ki A A, C1f!rJ u'i'1h a rare ruler-r rn arf JOHNSON. FLORENCE National Honor Sociclv. Girls' 1 lub: G. A A . Latin Club. Commcrcial Club. .Srlenro is the nm- grmr ar! nf uunL'0rsati'un JOHNSON. C. I.AwRENcii5 flaxs Ciabincl: 'lracli 10, '30 Iiuiiball '29 Hr rhinlzx H10 mush, such mm? arf danllumux JOHNSON. Nlll-HAM tummcrcial Klub: Girl-.' Club lluunv Club lYicc President? Scandinavian Klub. I like work, it fasminulcs nw: I fan air and lrmlz ur 1-1 im blurs JUNGQUIST. ORDA Commercial Club: Mimrs ani Mummcrsz Girls' Club. llvr quiet munnrr rovrrs rump:-I0nfy. KENDRICK. JAMES Hi-Yi Golf WO. CaImlu and peafrfullu he Irualls lifrfs way. KIDD. BURTON C, C C. C . Latin Llub. Mimcs and Mummcrx: Library Board. Orchvslra. Ulu Club: Mika- iloul ll 51 C ljlnafore' 1 lumcdv lunicrl, '28, 'Z 1 Gu-rn Stockings Hr nfrdx no ruluqu: he lulks Ihr himwlf KNLWISON. LESLIE l-mulull '10, '3w. .-ls uw 1-lumru lhmugh life, Id us lin' hu Ihr null! JOHNSON. HELEN E. Ciirl Reserves lVicc-Prcsidcnlji Girls' Club. l5otanyf.lub: Com- mcrcial Klub. Librarv Board lTrcaQurcr '30l: Comcdy loncfr! 'ZW life is so shorr. lc! us br menu. JOHNSON. LORRAINE Clummcrcial Klub. Scandinavian Club .-ln lmnr-xl hcfarr ami a 1L':'lli'ngJ hand JOHNSON. RICHARD Buianv Klub: Band 'Uln rurnvsl. iacllul man ix hw KALGREN. LOUISE Girls' Club fC:ibinctJ: Girl Reserves: Botany Club. l1's nite IO be nalural wh.-n gou're narurally nice. KENNEDY, DOROTHY Bonny Club: Sk'y'lilC Club: Girls' Club ffiabinelj: Class Cabinet: Comedy Concert '30L Green Stockingsw: Foollights Club lSccre!ari'j. If: a use!! known fact, SM iurcly :an ac! KNCDSEN. IRENE A tapvlln Lhoir: Commercial Club: Girls' Kilub Vw ix wise who lznuuus hi-r uwri n7i'mi. KOxisTAD1L's, MYRON Centulvillc Que-ii Staff. Om nur suhiranriul snail! KOCPIS, JOAN fnriw Club branch Club Ki. A :X Urihcsrra. Sure Co:- lm! Comfdv Concert 3 ' Messiah' ll'm'uv's langue is 771: sz. md, ami she nmvr .'.fx if rust KRI4ll.K:XXlP. HAROLD ww: ' xv, rfqlixf-1 LANGDON, IVLXRCARET Kiirfs' Club. French Club Nlulh rx hu buwincsx LARSON. HAROLD fommfrcial Club. Hr uill long be remem- hrr-'J bu lhuw who lzmwu him l.IiADIlOI.Xl. CARLTON Klrchrstm, l..nin Klub. K um' mcrcial Klub: H. Xl. S Pinm fortn. ' Robin Hood . Nl S siahu: Comedy' Concert Z9 fl uorrhu glemli-man ex- ...-.iiv-qlu :wil frm! l,lND. DOROTHY Kiln- Klub. NlcSsi.1h : Robin ll-ml' 'll M S, Pinnfwrf' KR-nimrrriml Klub: Bolunv Klub. Ki A A.: Kiirls' Club. Foollightc Vw ic friemllinm: purmnlviluilf' LOBDELI.. ROBERT Commercial Club KPresiulc:r V Hand: C C C : Yonrbafl lilanagerlz Basketball 'Divauue ufiur honduw as gnu :n'I.'. 'tis woman ruffs us. rule: us srillf' ,Ks 'lkhir ru lim' KRANTZ, DORO'l'lll' '.l will :fmgue muhfrb .1 1:-.1 M-ui! l..-XBONNIE. RL'S3l'I.l. l'rnnLh Klub llnnur Rml, .lrgur 1-urli. urgue Iulu. If .1 lim- ir irfmhul. ll.- grill uruuf 11 Qlruruf: LARSON. G1.ADYs ln-nch K lub. Skvlile Klub KSN' rcurv 1, K ummrrcml Klub 4S.'cY rrl.1r'.'J. Cilrlx' K lub1 li-nirdv Concert 'lil '11 nwnu mnvpuniun is :L urrh afilil' LAXVLER . GORDON Green Stockings. Speech if grain, hu! ulmfe is s1r.'im-r. LIIHIFMARK. INIQZ Girls' Club: Sliylitc Club. Hank Cashicr and Dirccmr. Robin Ho0d : Comedy Concert Her heart Ir ac u.'arm ax Mfr Fm! H l.INDliNBAL'M. HELFN ll'i'!h ull hvr fuullt wr' lfwr her will: Ihr- rlillrr the berrer LUNDQCIST. VERNON Glec Club: 'Mcsei.1h : Robin Hoodw: Sc.zndinavi.in Klub: Hi-Y. 'fl pleasant smile una' an ubligmg rv-unrrrr I.YNr'H. DONALD lwIiv-J wr-nr: guz .r rw nw-x hu: u Fw u'.1n:a H' VKX' A NlClfl.DliRRY. D.'lRl.l1liN Girls' 1 lub llolanx- flub hpnninh K lub fomnrrninl l lub lunrmiv lunn-rl ll' IM rlwu niakr Hum rmvr ' MciWA'l'l4Rs, MARIAN ci 4' 1 lsnmw Klub. sp... ish Klub Clommcrfinl lilub C3 A A2 Crlrlx' Club Cen trnlvillc. Nr-ws Staff: lrirl Rswrvu. Messiah Smuna su-ds of kindm-xr Rmliuling fun Doing a lilllr srudumg. Alcmlly on rbi- run W MARTIQNSON, FRANCES Honor Roll, Nnlinnal Hnnur Socirly. llnu iabinclz Student Council. li Lf C' llQab'nr!l, Cioninwnml C lub 1'lirraxuri'rl. lircncb Club fVicc Prvsidcnt D, Ciirlx' Club. Kiomcdv Concrrt '20, As xwvvr us she is prvrlu. As prrllu as she is worlh while NIEYERS. LEONIDA Commercial Club: Girls' Club: fi A A. f'Impa1ra also had auburn lofksu NlII.l.lER. EILFFN Botany l lub, Commercial Club. G A A : Uflicc flak. I'rnnrrnfc aluxuus brings sur i cm ' lWl'l'CHl7l.l,. XVll.BL'R liburx l'm,xrd ll.- Iwi-rs hu: .,m--- u: .1 mm' ,. 4. .I I ..u. 'lhi::yfSi.r Bw' .4 .133 Q , JNL . fl, 9' . ' :if 1. ,- ,Q X'lffCASKll,L. XVILLIAM r V f lllresidcntlz flass 'ln-.1su:.'r. Sludcnr Iouncil 1Y1ce llrcsidcnt l: l.ibrarv Bond Hbnirmnnb. Nvws Sraif mplrrs lzdiiorl: flass Paper lliditorr: Hx-Y 1Sccrcrary'l. lmrin filub fS.'cr.r.1ry. ilrrasurcrl. Irv-'Iu, liked. and laudable Nlfil:ARI.ANI5. lVlARGARIfT Urdu-slr.1 Skx-lure Club, frirls' llub K. A A Qucu Mail. lnrl li-'wir-vs l-rcmh Klub rnmr.-nur, url mug flu-'Iv zlmuqh nlu.-J Klill-I-l4'l', HAROLD 1.-nrrnlx-ills H ily Mnnngrri. l-wnmxfriiml Vlub Honor Roll. lwnch Cub l lmrv arming ladirx is a num Jrvudful Hung lVlARTIN. DONALD A lap.-ll.: lhoir. Tcnnis Tum 313. Mnnngcr of Gulf Tmm ill Glcv Klub. Buvs' C Club. 'Il Iirrlv nonsense nnu: and Ilrcvr. In rr-Ilshvd bu rhe uisvst nwn lNlIKKlELSI?N. ROBERT Burnnv Club: Scandin.ivi,1n Club Commercial Club 1Tre.1s urrrl. Honor Roll. IM ulvnl man is wurrh a L.-:rid -al rungueslvrsf' lblll.l.lfR, blAR.lORlE Bonny Club. ll ix lhv quiel worker Hun xu..erds. XlOORlI. Al.I.YN R. 4-1:1'mn'hiJ. 1 lub. lr-mb hub. bump Klub 'I'..rJu If irrnrli, r.'u.la1 m r'.'.:.. lQ..g.!.. J- dp ul'-mrrrrr H rv-.zu MOORE, EVIQLYN Honor Roll: National Honor Society: Girls' Club, Frtnch Club: Commercial C,lub. News Staff: G. A, .-X: Counselors Clerk: Cfomedv Concert, Glec Club: Girl Rtscrvts, Puffy ro uqullz Luth, nifty to Ialh with, ani pleasant too. to think of. NELSON, BERNICE Commercial Club, Bank Cashier: Girls' Club. French Club: Ct-ntralvillc Oh' What may nuthin hir abide. Though angel on the nur- ward side, NELSON, MARJORH5 V. Class Vice-President, latin C,lub fl'residcn!J: llotanv Cluh. Frrnch Cfluh: Cfnmt-tlv Cnnccrt '29, '1-'01 Ciirls' Cluh lScrrs- taryjz Student Council. Class Cabinet: C C C CC abinstj: National Honor Suziuty: Quest Staff Cflssistant Izilttor, literary Editorlt Mimrs and Nlummrrs, Class Paper Sufi: Ciirl Reserv-s CTreasurerl. Queen rose of a rmtbuil garden of girls. NIHIL, MARGARIET French Cluh Cnrls' Club: Bank Cashier, , Quali1u is mnvrrinvrs more decirahlf' lhun quantitu NYLIN, VINHQNT Swimming Team: Boys' C' Club. Greater men than I num hurt' Iiwd: hui I doubt 1'1 OLSON. LIOWIXRD Hi-Y: Swimming 'ltxim 30: Band: Boys' C Club l know uuu are lull of good naturf H OLSEN, OLIVE Comedv Concert lil: Skvlitc Cluh lprcsidcnt iz Ciirls' Cluh lCahins'tl: Ciirl Rrsrrvcs lcalti nrtl: lnncr C,lub Council Mzmber for Girl Rcwrves: Class Paper Staff. Commercial Cluh Librarv Board She is iucr a hill and like a hid, QM' it ki.1'.ltCh NlORSE. JESSIE lfr.-nsh Club Cirl Reservzs: Cnrls' Cllub. 'l'lt-usurf ar-.1 more pleasure urrh rust a dash of smilies NELSON. MARGARET O. l.lhrarv Board. Girls' Club lSecretarvv, Comedv Concert 30. C A A: l.atin Club: Girl Reservas xlt'J Lyhrn your nnrlers Juni: atrwss the krqi, llwve issue furlh st1.'t'r'r nnlrfaues Nllil,SlfN. NORMAN Swimming Tram '18, '29, Hr did nothing in par- lzrulur. and he did tt Ltf'II. NILSSON. RALPH Ccntralville: Scandinavian Club. ll'nrru and I have never met. OLSEN, DOROTHY Ciirl Reserves lpresitlvntll Hon- or Roll, National Honor So cictv: l.ibr.iry' llmartl CSecre- taryl: Student Council: Class Cabinet: French Club, Girls' Club: Commercial Club: Latin C'lub' Comejy Concert 'Z9: Delegate to Okibnji '30 lih.- amtitu the has the pftturr ui ultructt'tm. OLSEN. IRVIN Nurst' Cilub ' lihuu :halt Suffer nn nwnnfr 'ff Ill through nyc' OLSON. Vtittot. llantl: Clrqhrstrn. PHY Latin 'iub French Club Ci Ci. C.: 'licnms Botnnv Cflub. Class Paper Staff Img .S gum: ffznwfsp in tive. OLSON. Vw'II.LARD Spanish Klub lP'.' uwrld lm-nu Iirffe ..l 1:. gr...v11K1 nwrt ' OSTLUND. I.1,oYD H1 Y. Librarv Bunrd: K law Paper Staff BuK1n1-M 1K Hu- sul! 1.f hh PARKER. EDNA K. 1-'X A: Kfoninwriial Klub. ,U1u1l1mIU :fx lwr 1h1lrm PA L' L . ROBERT 'Hu wurdx an' fur, but bn fr1cr71iA urn Ivqllonw PETERSON, ROSE Kiommcrrinl K lub. Peace rulvs the dau u'h.'n rcuwn rules fha mind. POTTS. lVllNllRVA Kfnlralvnllc Hui' Kilcrlm lhwxnnv K lub Kinnimuciml K lulw l.1un K lub lnrlxl K lulv. KL .X A . A Kap.-lla K lmir: MK-K Kish , K' Ki Kf Knbinrtz Kjucs Sud. Green Slockingswz K lm Klub nu. Mnmu .und Mummrrx 'Hunk ur ffm' midi' uwfrld Hu like uf Klmll P111 Ami RANDA. MARY Iuvlslf Knrlx' Klub Npannh K lulv Ki A A . K-wmnu'r1u.ll K lulw K.'n1r.ilxi!l.' Nuih .1 hIla7'1 l1I!!. Kl111 ! 1111111 I111I:1 I111I., Yrznr 11:11. Kim- 11:11. ...rl ' .QM ORFIIELD. HORACE National Humor Sociciv. .lml I mfr have heard Jr- f.'r?d.J. 11111. -.1111 1K ...one-1 '. .i.'1i ' PAIGE. RICHARD Latin Club: Baseball 'ISZ Tuck 'Z9. .lII arm! mrn arf drud. .uni I .i.m'l fml Ku 11171 rv-uulf ' l5,XlRlK'K. ALVIN A. K.l..' Klub l'1.1n1i: Kbrqh.-urs: K K K Minwx and Mummcrs. l'mr:1ny Klub Hu 11111K :lungs in his 111117 LLUU. I.. ....,.....-1 1..'....11f fm.. .mu 11+ Jun PIEARSON, RALPH Nalinnnl Honor Socicxyi Honor Roll. 1'?1'11.fu xrhvn nfiuxfon dt'- rv-umlx, and aluquus u.'.'II prvpari-1i ' IJIKQKIERINKE. ELEANOR Frcngh Klub. Girls' Club: Piolanv Kiluh. Girl Rfscrvfs. Al irivndlu wau :Uni frllvmis l7l'l,l'ORl3. IONIE 1..n1m1-rcul Kluls. Kgcnlnxlvillc. K. A .Xz Kurl Reserves 'Hfr .niuhiliru is m..K1 1apl11.'1zlmq RASS!!-R. lN1ARKLAlKl'T K1l.'.- Klub llmanv Klub: lrn rmlvlllc: lrvmh Klub 'lv' I-.1 r1.1.r um! iv: I-.r ...K n-.:l'ml:K :fun If-.rc 1X 1P'11rr Rtixxtta. ROBERT Xational Honor Societv. Latin Klub: Green Stockings Whon'efr rhouabr :Ear I uwultl he an u.:f.rfm..m ROCKSTAD. DONALD He hues :if build .MJ mr rf. blue! SAN'iRIzos. Iitfcatixin l .itin f lub, linmnv Klub. branch Club Knrlx' Klub. She has a -guru up-zu ui ht'ndl1m'ts. Sfllllfpp. FLORENCE Girls' Kilub latin Club C1 A .X lfr.'rrg-me lzkvc hi-r: what mme can the u.'itF ' SIETRE. DOROTHY G A A: Girls' Club: Norm' l lub ,X'er.'rr Hrkll- mwvr rhur-uw ahlv, .llwaue the mrm: uluulus reliuhlv Sl IANK. ROBERT Scrub Football. Track Team. .-l man he wt-mt nf the--rt iul urslvrdazft tml! grin Iillrnt Iunwrrvviu H SHAXV. AlARY Botany' Club: G A A: Girl Cilub: Girl Reserva Shen Qmall, but tt: fi 11 slick ttf tluviurnitr 5 . if Y, W .r 1 'I hirIu'.N'iV7? R ISTONEN. H ILDA f.ummer.ial Klub: C3 A A, 'She is Puppy. merry. and 90?- 'illth a srvile fur all rrmualv-,ur the dau ROGICH, NlARY lrunch Klub. Knrls f lub 4.tm murcial Club. G. A. A Hou: lmpelu the uwfrhfvvai ni a mimi at serene uni tu'n- un Uuru ' SCAMMON. .lOSlil'H flass l'rt'sulrnt Quest Staff lfklanaging lzditnr, Lxchunge litlilorl. Hi-Y lvice-President, 'lrc.1sun'rl' Real and llluc lllmk fliusint-xx Slanagrrlz Studi-nt luuncilz Ilan l,.1binc!: .lr Ili- Y l.r.nlur. Ultlrr liuyt' Kunfvr- cncc. Hi Y Training lump '13, 'l'J, '30, Urchcstrn, Tr.1ck'1X, Ill, '3ft Ile hurl' iz hP-nl In tif' lfliL't', .l rfmauv in pvrtuatlf. qlml u burn! lfv rxuu' SEGERSTROM. BRUCE Htl. Latin Klub, Honor Roll, Gund humor is the rl-far blue Jw uf the suul SHANK. ANITA Crirls' Club: Botany Club: Latin Club: Mimes and Mummcrs lSccrrtarvl: Llass Cabinet: Vomedv Concert 'Z8. 'JUL l.ibrnrv Board: Cf if I A sweet allractiu' lumx' ni grace SllAL'fil'lNl2SSY. SHELDON l'nn.1nv Club School Service Committee, Suhr-r. but rw! serium: Quiet hu! nur idle SMH Il. RUTH Commercial Klub. Ctirls' Klub: C1 A A. Prank Stall. Curl Rcscrvci A miahtu Qpirir till: her Iirrll- irlinw' Sklllll. XVARRFN 'llvrrf if a gif: lwuflnj Hu frail: of arf of blind llfqumfli. mlm: ' A-4-1 SOl.l-'llll3R. GRMIE Yaliwlirl0rl.1n Nnliunnl llrvnnr Suri.-rv: l.1l1n fluh hull lilub llurvcli :inrl .ludv Club, C 4 1 Mimfs .ind Mumnicrx ll-l slriv-:ng lrgl-r fri flu' Ullrurlmrvr S'lil'KN'lON. VlNfil:N'l' Kicnlmlvillr. Iiulnnvf lub. I5 'Vx' 4 Klub will 'lr-.mm 18. '2 . 'Hr llluklx' Z , SU, Hlllmfvu un' I. from lun' lm ln-A' Ulm mmf llnu all .lm :mnli lik. nw. STONER, JOHN French flulw' lnrr.1 Mural Diamond Ball Tn xp.-nd ron murlv lime in uudui is sloth ' STRAUB. CURTISS Gull Tram. full ml ruse saws and nwdrrn 1'ns!ancts. I 4 l SWANSON. GEORGE A inprlln Choir: Glu- Lluh Nllmugih hr may hmm' lunrru xhmgx m dn. llli a lim- lrllnn rlvffugh ami :ln-iuglr - l SWA NbON. VURXBDROW lnlln 4 lub 'lauglv um! :ln u.rlJ i laugh, mm W. ' Fung SMITHSON. l,OL' Hui: Cf K . Skvlirc Klub. Mimcs and Mummcrs: Glec Klub. Claws 4,.1blncl. Older Bovs' Conference 'ZW Comedy' Concert: Honor Roll. l,i'nruIlrmg he does. he rims :ull and he does furullxmy ' S'l'Alfl5ORlJ. STANLEY C'nmmrrci.ll 1 lulv, Boranv Club 'You will hr Ihr- samr good lrllnu' 'llll Ihr rltadmus full ami lnnglhr-n S'l'lilN. I2Vlfl.YN filer' Cmlub. fi A AZ Girls' lluh. fnmmr'rcl.il flub. Qucit Niall lS14'sxi.1l1 , Iiomcdv fon- rrrr A Cgpvllm lhuir, Stare Nluxit fkmiur 'fluff lrmpnml, full nf fun and squarr xl lrlrml In lrarr am! hwy: lun 'rr STORMOEN, ASLAUG Cfnmmcrcial Club: Girls' Club: Scandinavian Vluh lllrrsidrntj. rl wild. frm hcurlvd, care- less une, llillh dread of blink: and Irirr ui fun ' STROMQUIST. MARKEARET Larin Club: Girls' Kilubz Commcrcinl Club To bc of sr-ruin rather rhan IU bc conspicuous. SNVANSON, IRVING Scandinavian Klub His fares an- now all rndrdf' SWANSTROM, l.OlS l.irin flub l-rrnch Klub' Span- ish Vluh Cxirlx Klub LC. C1 Mimrs .ind Munimera Ihr suwnxl gurlami m Ihr .su'rr'1ir1 maui SWEDENBORG. CHARLOTTE Commercial Cub CJ R .-'X .-lluaw pullzna fu do L1 sian ' TAYLOR. DURWOOD Track 20. Hr, Boys' HC' flub An urnlin' Ui rrnifun ' TI IOMPSON, Al.Bi:R'l A Girls' Club. Band Ci A .-X. fornmercial l lub bxrl Riscrvcs 'Shi-s full ui Iiir, shes lull nf fun TILLMAN. THOMAS Ccnrralville, Hi Y Baseball lf' Bvr1rr law :han muff TONSTAD. BENNIE Cnlce Club Scandinavian Club Men nf fm: iuirds are Ihr bvsi men. VOELKER, HOWARD National Hunnr Snail-iyz ffcn- tralian Stall. lalxnflub, Hvnor Roll Bank Lashier, Ono who new: turned his buck on work. Bu! marfhvd vrazahr fur- Luurli rm xucius Vvl1Yl'FRNlAN, BFLLE French Club. Girls flub: Latin Club, .-1 hapnu Iilrlf law And riff midarr nf our class For1yfOne T.-XNGEN, EDXYARD Spanish Club 'ln :Airing and wireless, l,qucI.'u bright was he THOMAS. XVILLIAM Football '13, '29, '30 mu City' Teambi BOYS' HC' Club- .-T prince of fellows, Ihe hesr :if gpmrsmen, and an ffursrunding alhlfrr ' Tl IORPE. GEORGE K, C.C. H1-N Club, Rui .mil Blue Book fhdvcrlislng Man agerj, Ulder Bovs' Lunlcrvnu, Bm' and Girl Conference, .Ir HifY Imader Lomedv Loncerl: Hank Cashwr. Torch Hi-Y Leader, Botany Klub. Un what does rhis fvur Cucsar if-cd, fha: he has grown so greatf' TOCK. GORDON Gle-2 Club. Bank Cashier: Hi-Y. He had a solid base of ramp:-ramenr TQR.-XINOR. JANTES Gvm Tram 'l9. '30: Swimming Team '20, '30: Boys' C filub. HifY: Latin Club. fi handful of life is bEIlPf :bun u hushrl of learning. XVALSTROM. STANLEY Creu1ne.s: lies in silence, XVEISS. AUDREY Cnrls' Club Comedy Fonceri IH. '3l.': Ljuusl Staff fhrl Iidi- wrl: Skvlm Klub lSecrelarv, Presidenxb: Girl Reserves: Botanv Club Nlimes and Mum- mcrs Ginn Stockings' Her uuus are ways of plfumnlnmv. And all hir parks are peace XVILEY. ELSIE nsrttfbaii '10, '3fI: G A. A Tis better to be small and sl-ine, Than to be big and rust a sl?a.lo:L'. XVITHAKI. lVllRlAlKl National Honor Socict'1 Girls' Y fluh. lirvnch Club. Girl Ri' srrvcs l,.1lin fluh. Nrvvs Staff Hank lnxhirr, G A A: Mimi' and Mummvrs Gentle and nur is she. ll'itb gratioux xpiimlv 14. ull WYNN. 'l'llOMAS t ll 41. fiomnicrcul llub l5rmth.1ll '18, 'ZW 'l rack 'HI Nrwx Staff, Nlimrs .md Mummrrx .-l self made man und proud ul his rrrultir ' x ln Memoriam FRANCIS MARION SHOUSH His life was like a lilac bloom, Sturdy and strong, and freshly new, A lovely thing to think upon: For though it covered them, the snow Could never blight, nor dull the glow Of promises yet unfulfilled. And springtime will bc always here. A springtime born of memories And promises of Spring to be. Within the hearts of those who care. Iona- I L.-in XV I I. LIAMSON. XVAYNE 'Ile looks as solemn as a dmron. But appearances are often deferring XVOOD. DONALD ' ll-in is gum! l'rll.nu.'ship in llH'i'H YOUNGRIEN, EARL tk-ntrmlvillc: l..1tin Club: Bank ntl. C' C. C 2 A Capella Choir National Honor Society. 7he power of lhinhing .mil learning is uourxf' NI 3 JUNE CLASS OFFICERS Nl 3 HIXX XX A JUNE CLASS CABINET . NI' f':I'LIJ,XHI. I. XL KX BRL ft N'lII,fZfi1Jlfff M I,oRRA1.' - ffl .Ti-s VIYL' Q RMU .I.I x.,:1.'.,f W- 11.1.11 R..r,.1., 111.,f-1,-my 1 .M ,I NWN 1 Ma,w.,, wf..aUu f m 1 nw xv- rw..11 rm.1..w. lam. R..11,,., ww ln l'1 1 1: f1,.'.m lrwxxxh liruk- la., mn H H1 uhm.-X ERNEST JEAN Wll.l.lAM LAURA KENNETH BERDAHI. STARK PUXX'El,l, BRUCE RAY 15 . 5 x HIELEN MELYIN JANE XVARD lll.ORlENC'E HOTEL SURIEM ALLEN THOMPSON lLOL'STlN REPRESENTATIVE CENTRALITES Y, IHEN the June graduates selected those ten persons whom they deemed the Representative Centralitesn of their class, they chose persons who have been outstanding in nearly every high school activity. Five of these students have held editorial positions: Florence Cuoustin, William Powell. Kenneth Ray, Jean Stark, and Ernest Berdahl. William and Jean are members of Quill and Scroll, a national honorary journalistic society. Jean has been president of Central's chapter. William Powell and Ward Thompson were presidents of the Student Council. Other members of that organization were Jane Allen, secretary: Ernest Berdahl, class president: Laura Bruce, class vice-president: Helen Hoel, class secretary. Ward was president and Helen was secretary of the Library Board. In addition to the class officers who have been mentioned, other members of the class cabinet are Jane Allen, Melvin Sorem, and William Powell. Melvin and Jane have won honors in athletics -Melvin in football. basketball, and hockey, and Jane in tennis. Laura has been Skylite Club president and vice-president and C. C. C. secretary: William, Hi-Y secretary: and Jean, Latin Club president. Jean Stark. Laura Bruce, Kenneth Ray. Helen Hoel. Florence Goustin, and Jane Allen are members of the National Honor Society. lirfu f-'ur liuth Rua latobxon. Ablrett, l.an:tot. Thompson. Olson. lftlward-. Kroustin Stlzelling, Rav Clrigg-, XYeise. Macfnllm. 11-rel Se. wa' lime 1'mswiurth Slcalullen, Olson. Allen. Srhinatw Ctratlv. Brute lr'-'knun l.al'ran:c. Pratt Biorck. f harnberx. llellivfell. Walb'-vz lrffvv If r.. Tomlinson, fhtxholm, XK'hite. Ojala. llardill, llxhl, flatnwrz Cro-r XVmy,e Durant. Holm Stark. Alden JUNE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY HE four-fold purpose of the National Honor Society is the building of fine character. improvement of scholarship. development of leadership, and school service. These aims are greatly assisted by the Honor Roll, which has as members all students with averages of 2.3 or better, and obtains for its members privilege cards which may be used as passes about the school building. The June members of the Honor Society include: 7 Lorraine Schinnes -vA-- 3.0000 Catherine Chisholm 2.5000 Vivian Bardill 4 4 2.9615 Marion liryltman -1001 Jean Stark 4 - 4 2.9583 Helen Hoel 4 4 4782 Janet Bosworth 4 4 2.8750 l.aur.1 Bruce - -1-583 Esther Dahl 4 4 2.8750 Muriel Clauson 4 -1583 XVilma Tomlinson 4 2.8571 Shirley MacCal1in 4583 Natalie Helliwell 4 2.8261 Ardeth XViese 4 -1166 Marjorie McMullen 2.8125 Dorothy Alden 4 .4000 Janet Edwards 4 4 2.8000 Helen Bjorclt 3333 Jane I.anctot 2.7450 Betty Durant 3125 Kenneth Rav 2.7307 Audrey Holm 3125 Florence Goustin 2.7200 Barbara Gradv 2962 Shirley Pratt 4 2.67 '50 Carol Abbgrr 4 285 7 Dorothy Ifngleghv 2.6666 Adelaide Xvinge - 2826 Arlene XValhom 2.6250 Gretchen Griggs 269 2 lvy Ojala - 4 2.615 3 Camille Jacobson 2500 Jeanne l.al3rance 4 2.5833 1-Xrdeth Olson 2-1-00 Jane Allen 4 2.5600 Jean Babcock 2173 Franklin Gov 4 -.5555 Mildred Olson 4 2083 lilizabeth XK'hite 2.5-116 lferne Schelling 2083 l.ois Chambers 4 2.5000 George Thompson 2083 Ffr:t,l':1'e ABBIETT. CAROL Cnrla Club Nnmnal llonhr Socicxv. 'Blur Inn 1: one uho mn Jrrlm' ll'lnr-' nu rxqlff Jul' li- ALDFN. DOROTHY Pmmnv club, l.1lnn Club Mimcs and Mummrrs Cammy: cial Club' Clirlx' Cilub. National Honor Snzwlv. H-r Inari and hum! bulk llprn and hmh hw fl.: ulvul :hr has sl:- auux ' ALLIEN. JANE l.n1n Club, lrfnch C lub: Girls' Club. Cl A A ll:-nd: Class Cabinet. Hunur Roll. Sludvnl lnunznl Cfscarvlnryli Bank lashnrr, 'lrnms Champion 'l . 'Xu 'C' XK'inncr. Orchestra. Nnrmnnl Honor Sncirtv. llrr plruxuru liml :ln-ir wur.. in Cymru ALQUIST. DONNA Cirnlralvillc. Girls' Cilub: G A. A. ' liar.-s ure mgagvnarnrx. ml! fruilsf' AMLS. VLORENCE Clnrl Rcsvrvrs CPrcsidrnt It Cirlx' Club. Bolnnv Club. Class Clabmcr Sludcnx Council Url flrurwquare girl in lrrru :tau ANDERSON. ALVIN C.-nlr.1lx'1llr: Botany Cflub. liuxhl'ulm'Cs is lhe wmv mm: .ff y.lu1h. ANDERSON. AllI,DRl'D Cfummrrcul C.lub. ll.-unx' Club nh n fri-'nd slr- mau al-ll fn rukl-n.J Ibn YV'ul'nl rw... 1' Yuzur- i x IXLBIEIE. HEl.lfN Cfcntralvillc. Laun Club: l'ml.1ny Club. G. A. A. Board. L XK'inner. lf.xrvls in sporrs, and gum :lurk mo, a friend uxlm hui prffrun hernelf ff. ln lrua ALLARD. RAY l'rvnch Club C'l'rr.1sun-r D. Cilcr C lub, Rubin Hood '. Mimcs and Mummvrs, 'Mcun.xl1'. C nmcdy C uncfrl '31 llc ix Ihr mildest numl mul! mlm zlwl evrr slur- 1l..l wlwp nr .ur u rhmuz AI.I.C3l-YI-R. l.Ok'lS Civnlmlvillv, C. C.. CQ: lS.1nlx Cmhicr: Bank Iviu-:mr '30, ull: bump Club. Punch :null .lurlv C lulv llc will xml--.-.1 fur lr.- h.'li.'nC .ill lu- Cuux ' ALTON. AL'DRl?Y lirfnch C'lub: Cnmmvrcial Cilubg cl Cf. C. 'All1'rc's a girl u.'ho's small bu! smarl lY'irh plcasanl small- und lrvuing hcarl AMUNDSON, VIERN fommcrcial Club: Botany Cilub. latin Club: Cyirlx' Club. C3 A A : C. C. C. A smilv lhat pussus joy around. A merrufr maiden could nc'cr bv found ANDERSON, CLIFFORD Crlrc Club: 'Messiah ': Scan dnnavisin C lub. C omcdy' C'unc-rl '3 l 1 'Iiwn Yngabonds Hull: I-lr mm!-ir1 ' ANDERSON. RAYMOND .-lll things mme I0 him who uulrx -'urn gruduulmn ' AXDERSON. RUSSELL Xena lrur himself :cali be hrs parallel BABCOCK. JEAN Psmanx flub. Girls' fflub fir.-nch Llub flrensurcrj: Na- tional Honor Sociclv. Kind hearrs are more :ban lnmnfrw BAKKIE. ALICE limanv flub fumm-'rqul flluh Girls' Club li A. A. lunch Club Al'n1hr'nkir1g1, rdlf. rush. and uouna. I laughed and ralbed, am! Jarzcea' and sung BALLARD. MARGARET Cenlralran Staff lAssisunr lui lnrl. Quill and Scroll. News Stan. Latin Club lilabrncr 7. French Club. Girls' Club, G :X A : Class Plnv. Her was as xlarc fri Iwi' light furr. Like luqilighr 100, hcr dusky hair, BARTLIETT. JOAN llolany' Club: French Club. Cr A. A A bnnnu lass. I will confess. is pleasanr rw the 4-uv BERDAHL. ERNEST Nr-ws Surf fAss-iciixr ldir-ir! flnss Prusiilrnt: Srurlcnl fr-un crl: Class Iabincr 'I aloha up ami found muwlf funn-us ' BEHLEN, ADIQLINE fomrncrcml Klub Wkrrc .fir u-lu gh. LU' el' Ulm pass. There conws a gl-zdmws uv- rha arms F Inrru .Sr-mn :tsl A EGFR. Nl.-KRGL' FERITE V-'rfimcrfial Club. Girls' Club. fr A. A 'Bfuuru rx lrullf, lrulh bmruru B.'Xll.l:Y. EIJEANOR Cilrls Klub: Curl Rcwrv.-s: fommrrcxal Club 'fhcy say she was nuff' raughr srudumam BALICK. SARAH lhnk finxhirr: l'r.1nk Uirecrnr lhnk Secretary Bank Prvsirlcnl, rommercinl Klub, Spanish Klub. iiirls' Club Wa run 'bank' my her. BARDILL, VIVIAN Saluurnrian: National Honor Society: Larin Club: Commer- cial Club: French Club fSecre- rnrvj. Girls' Club: Honor Roll: Librarv Brurd. U'hul's work fur sums, for hvr is play. Nha I2nurL's Mar lfxslms mvru dau. BIHSIEKER. GENIEVIEVE Cnmmcrciml Club: Ciirls' Club, IIN glass of fushion, :he mould uf form. The nbscrved of all ob- wrlirrs BERG, JACK '.Xul firvrwrrnus. srudmus, nr sad BIERGSTROM. ELSIE Curl Reserves. lrrrls Klub. tummrrciml Klub: Scmndin,wi,1n Flub 'Her hair is not more surmu Ihun Iwr hear! U BEYER. CARL Cilee Club. 'Robin Hood'3 'Xlcsuah ' A quirl gcnlltnfanlu felliiu' ' BLACKWELL . NORMA French Club: lilcc Club 'Robin Hood ': fnrnrncrciil Club Chr has all Ihr L:i'v.'aiiILl. feeling. and u'lr ni imuzl- BLY. JUNE Commercial lflubp latin Club. Botany Club: Girls' Club. life was made In bc enf joyedi She, bg nolhing is an- noyed BOSWORTH, JANET Frrnch Club: Honor Roll: tom- mcrcial Club, National Huno: Socictv. Silent but nt'L't'r slet-ping. BRANTON, ROBERT H M. S l in.1forc': Botany C-lub: Bank laxhiw, Hi Y Young fcllnuw will he young fclluws BUFFINGTON, ERNEST Football '18, '29, '3'I Buys C Club: Orchcstra He leads Ihr hand, iirlwrs mm Mt I-nm Bl.'RNS'l'l5D. llxlll lrusru'wr:l'u. lifuuf urul fnwf qi, ,J -,fi .:r' BJORCK. HELEN National Hormr Soqietv, Honor Roll Commercial Klub lSecrc- tarv I: Scandxn.1ri.1nf,lub: Latin Club. Butanvf lub. hirls' Club: Cnrl Rcsrrves Hari urvrbing and jaw! BLAND. NlABEL fommcrcml Club, Girls' Club lifnbinctr. fbi: :R u mardi-n named Hulwl, ilu dumr, to lull! well. U'-1: JhI. ' . t BOLSTAD, ELSIE funtmertlall lilub, G A. A. Cnrls I lub. xl lruv fzii-nd is :he mos! valued puuexsion BOUTELL. HORTENSE Skvlitc lilub llupprm'.u .curls qimu in her huxr arrau BRUCE. LAURA Student Council. Class Nice- President: Claus Cabinet: C. C C tSccrct.1ryj' Latin Club, Girls' Club: Sliylitc fYice- llrcsidcnt Sccrctmrv P: Comedy funn-rt Mr, ll: Ci A, A, National llunor Socielv, Honor Roll A fare u'i1h gladnvss over' spread. Sufi vnlles bu human klndnvsi l1ri'd BURKE. FRANCIS French Cflub. lluckcy '29, '30. 'Sl Fnuihall 'Z9. '30, '3lx: lhnk lashirr: lli-YZ HH, M. 5. llinalorc' : St-nior Vnbinvt, ' IM' wan rim! bluxhes ii mu qullr ir brute CARLAND. AIIION ' l uwu: mu- M- .litmus it I'-irmi-If CARSON, JOHN l,alin Klub: Hi Y: Fowtball 19. Track '30. XVI: is the salr of c'mL'er- sanwr. not rf-e Iowa ' CHAMBERS. Lois Girls' Club: National Him.-r Society xl ifudent umrthx. iff remembrance CHISHOLM. CATHIZRIYIZ Ifrrnqh Vlub: Girls' flulu Ci A :X : Honor Roll: Nation: Honor Society ZeaI0us, yer mndmln CLAUSON. NlL'RlEL Latin Klub, G A. A: Cnrl Rc serves Honor Roll: National Honor Society 'Tnwrmn is hc-r fugwmll' f uurhur CoLE, CLIMIQNIQ Ciirlx' Klub: Ci. A .-X: llomnv Klub. Commcrcial Klub fl rountcnanre fn whilh Jid mee! .flll things :har we frm- sider eufeel CONRAD. ROBERT Spanish Club fpresidcnll, C C C lTre.isurerj: News Staff C'cn!r:ilian Staff: Class Lilnn.-1 Bank faihier: Hi Y 'Div a mailer .ii iual llfk main-r -ii fall ' CONVISRSE. LEROY Pfanli 'I , 'VL lf Qilefrre were g-ildm, Ili Jie a millllmuzran if 1 -I1 F-irtu X i r' v CASEY, .JAMES 1 -Ybafi '19, 311 fireball 18 ' I :Km ana' dreamed tba! 'lie uns Beauty I 4 'flu and iwunj 'Pal 'Me ua, Dufg. ' CHARLES, EUGENE .1 aura: and uruslurwml Uup Cllllilifi. XX'lNH:Rl:lJ Crirll' Club. Talent Klub Vvull Sh' ii, Ihuurifv :use COBB, ROBERT Hi-Y: Bolanv Club. Hi-Y 7 Older Bovs' Conference '-8 Ours: Statf. Commercial Club llockvy 30. Comedy Con- cert '20, '.-li a url. if nur fin: in :Irv Li-ru nfs! lim COLLINS, FLORENCE Basketball. Yullcyball 'Huppu uv her :mile proclaims H CONROY. NLKBEI. Cnrnmcrcial Club, fcntralvillr. 'Qkllzlrlng Ii rrnpmiible for a uillwu In-ur! CROUCH. NOEL flasi Treasurer klasi Cabins: Srudcn: Council lX'icc f.l':.1ir mani. Librarv Board lilhair man? Slimci and Xlurzimcrx Ours: Srarf. Laun Llub. Band Bawball '19, 'Hr :E a irzvml uilnv nm- :an trust. Hdwue in 'nm' XX'e J-all and wwf. DAllL, ESTHER Borany Club: Latin Club: Girls Club: National Honor Sociciv. .-llwags smiling, never sad, :ls if :hid never lroubles had DICKLNSON, I-RANGES Ciirls' Club Qprcsidentjz Stu dcnr Louncil: Botany iluh Commercial Club: ifenlralvillv. G. A. A 5 Girl Reserves: Mer siah : Glec Club: Ciomrdy' lon cert '3l. Ullrarr on lips and wal uuirhrn her eyes, Sufi as her :lime ami sunnu as rho skies. EBn1C.liAusr3N. H121.I3N Girls' Club, G. A A: Korn mercul Club. Gund humor unlu lvurhev charms Io Iasl, Slill wakes new runqurslx and maintains the pas! EDWARDS, JANET National Honor Society: Span- ish Club: Girls' Club. Genuine, gentle, and gen- rmus -enuugh said, ELLGREN, XVILLIAM Silence is an asset. ENC HIEBR IQTSON. ALDON if-nrrnlville ln lurm and fearurr, fair' amz' limb I grfu' ru like my brulhrr lhar fulfil gm lu raking nw I'-ir him. rlml eulh rmr, f-rr anri1l'.r.' ENLilfl., rlfxxli A Capella Qhnir: Liler tluh Robin Hoodwi Muxi.llx' Talent Klub: Spani-li Klub Ciirls' Club1 Minn-s an-i Klum mera lViccfl'rcxidenl 1. liwtan Club, TWU Yagabrmdx . 1 la Play. Ihr xannu rrnrp--r ri like a xun-mfr Jau lr Mu-Jr hrnghlmu .fn rw'-'rybr-ilu V s I r DE XVAIDE, RUTH Spanish Club: Commercial Club. Girls' Club. 'Life zo her is only a dance, .fl nrerru round of clrfum- ffamr DL'R.'lNT, Bli'I'TY Cnrlx' Lluh lSrcrc'laryjg lr, A. .-'l . lommercml Club: Girl Ke- wri-ri, Bonny Club: Latin Klub: ComcdvConcerl '3O: Ol- lnrc Clerk: Honor Roll. Bank lfaxhivr, National Honor Socicrv. nl flume srudrnt--of Pari- sian styles and modes EDGIELOW, NHRIAM lrvmmrrcial Club: Botany l,Iub: irirl Reserves Hnlmi hrr tongue tripped Iigmlr, Un. EHEHH, l:RANClS l.atin Club. 1 rrasr I may have leave to speak, and speak I will. Exmoxs, EILEEN llmmnv Clu b: French Llub: l..1rin Club: Girl Reserves! G. A. A. Hur voice was ever soft and lnul. :ln enrellr-nr :king in aonranf' lfNGEl5Rlf'l'SON. ELDON fcntralvillrp Honor Roll. l.nUh here up-in this pir- lure and rm Ihr counler- f--ir prfwnrrvn-nr uf ra-n hrrnhus ENGEN. llloliillixsli tummcrrlsl Klub: Kiirls' Llub 'Om' LU-.unulrl be rruxleii rr, J.. 1l'-.- righl rhmg ar :Pu ugh: rm-.-' ENGLESBY, DOROTHY National Honor Socicrvz Hlmfr Roll: News Slafl. Cenrralian Staff: Quill and Scroll, Com f-iv Confcrt 'Z9: Crirls' Klub ircnch C,lub. Lommfrclal Club. lj A. A: OfEce Clerk: Bank Cashier. Her :harm strikes Ike sigh: Bur km' merit aim rife sOul. ERICSON, LUCILLE Girl Reserves lSrcrzlarvl' Cnrls' 4,lub5 Scandinavian ffub. Nw, flour. and riraliruw EVANS. DOROTHY Frcnch Klub: fxommcrcial 1 lub' tiirls' Club: Quill and Scroll Hank Lashicr: News Stall fl lub Edirorl. PARIS. ARDEN Boys' C Club: Swimming '29, '301 Track '3l: Football '30, Ile knums 'what is Lil-ur' ' l:l..'YlAllli, XVll.l.lAXl Scandinavian Klub. l.iL'cs nf grnzt men all rv- nflml' us - Al here? a lhanca for amz qua .. llRlfliBERCi. l'lARRY Scandinavian Club. frvm lem' Of vludu lm' ri-ullu is vw . lmlrr. Irs vusl ll'lll Hs iw. Y ILH' H tlrrillrl f l'RYKXl.-KN. NlARlON tkwmcdi' fionccrt: ble: Cul- T a l c n 1 Klub: Scand naman l.lub, latin Club. Curl R wrves liabinerl: K., .VX X. Honor Roll: TuoYag.ibonds . National Honor Sociltv Har mini: Fall? clnzfnrs .lml w I-ark J-.' ERICKSON. BIEATRICE Honor Roll. Botanv Klub: Girls' Club. G .-X. A .-lluquzls hrs-jars Ike rules ERSTED. GORDON Crlce Club: Hi-'11 C. C C: 'll 51 S. Pinafore 1 AR4 bin llomiu, 'Klcssiab ' Of lhrir warn merits nwrlmr mm ure rlurvh l:.'XGlfRS'lROXl, JUNK ii A A: Bntanv f.lub. fum- mcrzial Cluht Girls' Llub: Urchrslra Small and fair Choire and rare, FEENEY, CATHERINE G. A. A: French Club: Robin Hood She's ulihe to all Uwk liked bu all. FOSTER, DIiVl.IN luwlball 'l9. 'JUL Buys' 'if' Club. Conw, mu roach. Goodnight. Indiv: FRIEDE, RAY 5 ud.-nl fnuncxl: Hi-Y lllrcsi- fll-nrr. Queer Staff fliusincss Nlanagcrr: Hockcx' '13, IQ, '34l. He nmu be S- I-I Iiu! MVN all bl! V' FUNDBERG. l.ORN.-X iarls Klub, laxin Klub lr .X X . fummcraial C.lub: Korn-dy Frnccrr, .'ln7nn47 Nw alrlv lm sure uou ll and Thar lfirv-.1 is the rzizesr hrrul GARDNER. LLOYD Commercial flubp llifYg BML, Lashivr, News Staff: Glcc Club KVM-rf I said I would dia a lvaclwlnr - -I drJn'l llvfk I u'oul.!' luv 'lrl I :Kun married. GIERBERDING, l.0l.'lSE lt's a plrasure for all to be her friend. Sh.-'Il ronlinuc hrr lou' alru ro :hr md ' GOUSTIN. l3l.ORliNK1E lirvnch K lu b. l'nol.1nv K lub Kiirls' K lu bi lhnh Cashier. Qurxt Staff iAss.ui.1lc lniitor, Editor in Klhwl l. National Honor Soqurlv Xo1hr'r:g so drlfuulr bu! may hr up-m bu rmluilrd H GRADY. BARBARA l..1lin Kilub. Skylar: Klub, Kfom mK'rci.il Klub. Kcnlralvillr Honor Roll. K omcdv Kiouccrr '3Ii, '31, National Honor Socivty. Nw hurh a willing lufurl ami a Lnllmg huml GREGORY. PHYLLIS French Club, Skylitc Klub. Minnupolis Art Scholarship '301 Cvnlrallan Staff. Ci, A A g Boxanv Kilub, Knrl Rcwrvm Kiirlx' Club, Komnly Konl cvr! '31, A nwrry hear! dorllv good like nuullfrm' GUSTAFSON. JEAN Glcc Kilub. Fsolanv Klub, Scan dinavian Klub, Girls' K lub 51raxi.1h' . Bank K Jxhiur. Hopulk lrllln' und null If Lou mul' In hr rorvxnilr-'ll Hx pl-Ki.iKlr'!' nwril HAIKSHT. DONALD 'l'.il-'nr Klub, Spznish Klub 4 HI Y, llfanl. Klrrhrslm lr.lKk '10, 'lik ll. 'Robin Il.-od Komcdi' Kong.-rr ll' ll. Ilupnu ,Jilu.kL, fur: um! lr.. ,X'.l:Mr-J :lun 'K rim! lwflw-rs mc. G.-XRRITY. BERNICE K-mmcrcixl I lub Knrls Klub. K1 'X X K K ilx1'i: . . . -ntr. l, You shall 1-Nbr :aku Mr Lullmur Pwr answer. l.'rrlr-KK uou ruler Pwr uni-- .iur In-r rlmarf. ' GLENNON. DORKJTI H' Robin llooj ' Two Vaga- bnndi' tom--dv Koncvrt '31, Knrls Klub 'lulrnr Klub. ' Iall um! Krurrlu as u queen lluppu rlrzru .md wr.-nc GUY. FRANKLIN K1-ninicvcinl Klub 'l . WO. Na- tional Honor Socirrv, 'Hr rhur hurl: knowledge Spurmi- lui uwmrdwf' CIIRAPP. HIfl.f5N Knrlx' Club, latin Club: Bal' .mx Klub, Commercial Club Funk Kuxhier. Vcntrmlvillr: K. .X A, KA K' Kf Kfabinvtl. Honor Roll 'Alufs nor so rall and not so small hu! full of L'rL'am'11g. ' GRIGGS. GRETKTHEN Honor Roll K3 A A.: Latin K lub French Kilub. Klirli' Club. K Ki Ki. Funk Kinxhicr, Kien- lrnlmn SMH KAuoci.1tcl.ditorj. Narinnal Honor Sonicly. Ar uwllu nluumg uqlrh uwudx, xhr x Llvtvr U GUSTAFSON, JOHN lhsid, K K K , lhnk Kashicr: Kiln Klub 'Hr lik.-i In rival urrh the gurls I n,-.M HAH., N'lARK1ARl:'I' K, :X .X Kommer.x.il Klub 'llrr nr-'Jr-KI looks .1 of!- lugr' rv-nal-: ur.: im, MU.: rn u p:rrw.,K.f pups lir'-r,1rh rl-. Hmm HANV. Hi-max l'ml.m'-' f.ul'1 l.iun1,ub, inns Club rnmrmrcial 'lub Una uffriubf-' is a.'.l-:ya .'f-:KJ HANSEN. ELEANOR Boranx' f lub Cummucinl Klub Cnrlx Club, C, A A, f. FQ C, Quik! Sian 'SI-rl rrrirhrr bnhl nif mera Mud Hrr vwlfx lih.- il mf' hmm- fhmigh .1 .J,.u.1 HANsoN. RAYMOND lhimnv filuh lVicr l'r-wnhnlr iivm 'lmrn 'l . lu, ll Swimming 'VL Nil. l.ighrIu he Hire from iuir' rn 'fuzz ' HAARTSIANN. LL'CEl.l.A Latin Club fommercial Club, Ci A A. Girl Rcservrs l could mit in a pulale find xl Iruvr hrurl Mum has ' HAWKINSON. ROQQVR l'norh.1ll 'l , 'SAI 'il him 'IR-.um 'BH '31 liomnx' Llulw fl'rcsidrnti ff'4'n his failing Ifunud In rqlrluu s side, ' HliI,I.IWl5l.l.. NATALII5 Bnmnv Club latin 1 lub l-rrnch f luh Honor Roll Qiirls' fluh. K. A A Curl lim-'rim lihmrv limrii Punlh .md Iuilv f lub Nnrmnnl Hnnur fm-ci.-ix' xl ui..'il Pwr-.SI umkir. and :mf In :iw im! HERKlANN. l.l:l.AND l alin l lub. An hm-est man. cl-iw but- mnm! rn :he fhin Broadclurh uirhnur, -:mia uqarm heart milhm HANNING. JACK Uh afffriiius niahrf' 'lik u ,fre r' : fwawr fur slurv'bf:. HANSEN, HARVEY Bounv fflub: Scandinavian Club 'Iliff pur wh' 'nl rfmwrriuu fha! .lhilf :Nu luv' nu: nr? :il .iuu ufrrr 1.,nn.'r,,1l ' HARRIS, ROl5l'R'l' Sup' l-urn lI.-rs wav umyv and n-.vw rr-uu gi, Hur I gn nn forvL'rr. HARVEY. ALICE li1rlRisarvvi Cnrls Club: Bit :mv Club. G A A: Commit cial Club. Robin Hood. ' 'rlluqagi on :he mb in ucirk or play .She gladdens our spirixs in every uyuu HEATH. WARREN B.1ml'28.'lU: Tuck '30, 'll pl lilllv bluliing now mul Ihvrr .Nz-wr hurl fha bm: .-f men ' HERBER, ALLAN Sump Club lSccrct.1ri5: lln rraiian Snff. ,l mllu llllfiu. Ibnua .. . qurrf uhnul ir. liizu lhrfc HIGGINS, l.l.'ClI.I.l? linmnv Klub, latin Club Qi:Zu Club. lull fir lun and nzxnknf mo Doing :hinge she sffufj- n'! do ' HILHIERT. EVYQLYN French Club. Botanv Clubi Ci A. A '.-l light heart lirrs Iona HOGAN. CLIIIPURD flu hrmrst mr1n's the noblest work of Gndf Hour. AUDREY Latin Club. French Klub: Girls' Klub. Iommrrical Club llrvv urrrj. G. A. A 3 library Board Honor Roll: National Honor Society, What mischief hides with- in her eyes, What fresh, new pranks will she devise HOPFE, LELA Ccntralvillc: Latin Club: French Club: Girls' Club: G. A. A. She .spends half her time figur- mg how to sn:-nd the other half. JACKSON, JACK lkovs' NC Club: Hi-Y: Hoclrev 'Z'. '28, 'Z9: C. C. C.: Older Boys' Conference. AA friendly smile he has for one, And truly he is a lot of fun JACOBSON, RUSSELL l'lifY: Scandinavian lilub fl little u.'orIz and lots of rvlav 'Truly makes an enjoy- uhlr day. JEFVRIIES. DAN I Jlm't ser how the Arhfwl can gr! alrmg without nic. fritu Iriur HOEL. HELEN Secretary' of Senior Class: Girls' ClublBoardJ:G.A.A. ll'r0ardl: French Club: Latin Klub: Horam' Club: Commercial Club: Bank Cashier: Honor Roll: Student Council: Class Valsiner: Library Board fTrzns- urrrl: National Honor Society. Style is the dress of thoughts. HOKANSON, CHARLES Class Play. .Yapolvon was liltle -fund so am I HOLTER, LORETTA Girls' Klub: Commercial Club: G A. A. 'Plr-urunr, fair, agreeable, um! sweet. HOPKINS, BARBARA Latin Club: Botany' Club: G. A A, Vlinner: Girls' Club. Ulluprvu and carefree I wander on my way. JACOBSON. CAMILLA Honor Roll: National l'l0n0r Society. A friend true blue, and a friend, indeed. Who helps us in all times of need. JAMIESON, WILLIAM l.'niailr'ng good humor and loyalty, too, As a friend. he har shown himself to be true. JENSON, ELIZABETH A rrarlu tri! and a chur- ful smile- Thcse are Ihr things she nr-Jkrs uw-rth uhilef' JESKA, EDITH Commercial Clubz Girls' Club Quiet ana' unassuming, yer .As pleasing a girl as :ye haue met JOHNSON, EVELYN Commercial Club Nor is the world ignorant of her worth, JOHNSON. JEANETTE Latin Club: C. C. C, Girls' Club, The mildest manner- The lzinalesl heart. ' JUNKIN, MARGARET Commercial Club? G. A. A. Botany Club: Girls' Club Messiah g A Capella Choir. A jolly girl and full of fun For a pePPlJ Companion. she's the One. KENEFIC, MARGARET Latin Club: Commercial Club Girls' Club: G. A. A. Constant you are-and for .secrecy no lady closer, KIGHT, VERA Latin Club: Botany Club: Com- mercial Club lpresidentj. And her sunny looks lie on her temples like a golden fleece. KJELLAND, ERLING Skvlite Club. This is a goodly sort of fellow. Fifty-Five JOHNSON, BERNICE l..1tin Club: Botany Club: Girls' Club: G A. A.: Talent Club, .CH V-'innerz Orchestra: Band. :lt her best in both work and fun. A rash. by her. is always well done. JOHNSON. HARVEY Happy he isfand from studies he's free ThaI's why he's so con- tent you seef JOHNSON, WILBUR Spanish Club. Just a lirrle fun and a lfrrle laughrer ls all that he is really after. JUST, DARRELL Oh, this learning! lbhal a thing it is. KEYES, GORDON Messial1 : Comedy Concert '3l: C, C. C.: Latin Club: Commercial Club. Generally speaking-he's generally speaking. KIMBALL, BERNICE Botany Club. Nature of such deep rrusr we shall much need KORTSCH, NlABEL Girls' Club: Botany Club: Latin Club: 5lessiah g A Capella Chair. Her bubbling good humor rs a sure cure for the blues. KOULOGIANES. GEORGIA fr-nch frlub Cnrls Club. Ci A A 'lffr fm prfrru and nur: W. .mfr b. buzz. KURTH. IRISNI? Mlmu and blummrrs liuunk' f lub Girls' Klub, llirl R.- sirux Kummrrnal 1 lub tum :dv luncerl lflv Nl, 'Sli f 1 C' M-I llfrrs all dam l-f IM' Link lrpuiullu Yulurdrw and .Sunday ' l.AI:RANCl:. .JFANNIE sp.m..h llub rI1mi.l.'nrl, c, A A Pmard In-mlm Wlub lmlx' Klub. Cimlralian Stall, National Honor Society. Um gum! huud is hrlrrr Hum u rhrlumml lumix ' LAMBERT. .JOHN 'Sllrmu bctrays no man LANGE. ELIZABETH Frrnch Klub: Bolanv Klub ii, A A. Kommfrcial Club lM.u.xu'ng charm lhar ri mm! yrufiuus ' LARSON. VIOLA Cnrlx tlulw lomnwrual llulv. Sc.1mlrnai'1.xn K lub Manu u pvppu rpm! ix Hdrim mul-r a qw.: uuzlllr ' l.I4l5. ALBIN L'r.h.ur.l :law l'l.1-.. Hlfwuufv rvuirr hu- i 'rf u n'u:n1u'?s Fug- rvr ff- Ir. A l KRLBS. NiL'RlIiL I-mmrrcml Llub K, :X .'X.. f XK'inr1cr Linlraliillt 'Hrr wif: .nr and fund nf ur: .-lu ufucul xun :M nuke 11 H1 LABONNF. l.lONl3l. Huff is born uqilh mm' LAKNIESS, MIiI.VlN um lf., I han' f., :lurlu all duu. umm I nm g.fa1.rf i..u 117 Ihr Ilvld uf pluv-I LANCTOT, JANE firrnch Club: Latin Club. Lirls' Club. G. A. A.: Honor Roll: Llass Cabinet: Quest Staff iLi!f crarv Edirorj: National Honor Society: Class Play She movfs a goddl-ss um! xhv looks a quwn LARSEN, ANSEI. Iirrnch Cilub: Glu Club: 'Rubin Hood 'Q News Staff Kliusincxx Managcrl. Surf: a ladfuqe wish llwvc unru :uso of ham I-:5.L'GHLlN, ROBERT latin Club 4l'residrnlJ: flaw lalnncr, Comedy Vnnccrl KH. Cla-.5 Play .Nbr hu his gears. bu! bu Mi linpfmrmn is hir uiwdrmz ulquirrd ' i.l4l:lJI1R. JOHN ll. -par. mf .1 a..,J f-L. ..-r-I -'rurufw 1., I-li - rr LII. JEBERG. HARRIET Girl' Cub Cml Reserva- 11 X :X , Commncml ilu: Bu: une ir rf, my fu'-.u aiu-rt lf, ran' hrr cl'ur 'rS lj fu!! :Mm lvrmm LONGFIELD. DONNA 'Quiz mace she hrir-as :fur-L ' Jvc' gnu LOUCKS. CQLIVE lircnch Club. Crirls' f'ub Hu smile is :mc fha! fur' Iuuab auuy ilriuds ' LOWERY, MARION Girl Rcscrves. Commercial Flub Quest Staff. 'Pfzire and swf-Lf! ' LUND. RUSSELL Cvnlralvillcz Bank Cashicr. Tho swerlvst hnurw I nur sm-nl lllrr mi-nt unmml IM' luuws, nh' NIADISON, ROBFRT Talinr Klub' Band, Orklwrsrri. llass l'lnv I :mira iulh mmf. lfir mme u.-rs uiirrb mu f:riii ' KTANNERBERG, ASTRID Crwmmerciaf Ilub: Giri Rc- iervte. Honor Roll. The hand :har made yu far: Hari Wade gun amd ' Filly Scven LOHRE. EUGENE I ir n 6 lub Mage Force. Hi Y. Wall I uairmq in dupair lk. haauu .1 luJy's 1 1 LOUCKS. Nl.-XRY l.OU lr-cnch K lub Cnrls' Klub lr. .-T. A 'Rubin Hood . I mu Vagabond! , Cmmcdx' I on- cerx 30 'huiuru rf.-I hfr norhma Hu Lxfluu :L-rv sw ruff' LOVING, IZVA l.1lin Klub, Iiirls' f,lub Ci. :X A , iummrr.i.xl Llub, Honor Roll. Vu ie ull my fancy pumled In-r. Shi s lnrflu shek dwinc ' I- UDWIG, HOWARD Robin Hoodf Comedy Con- cvrl 30. Busfball '30, 'I urll ul down now, but you will hrar from mv lui:-r. MACCALLIN, SHIRLEY l,.nin Vluh: iiommercial Club 4Yi:e-Presidentb: Girls' Clubl li A A . Honor Roll: National Honor Society. ,l iiuuahlc-r of Ihr' audi diumlu lull NIAIIIORI. JAMES lmlicum. ' ll. s lrnh by name. ll Nl-' uuesxmy lv xtrlftly I-is uun-i ' MATHCE, :Xl.BliRTA fummcrcial Ifub. liirls' Club. C1 .-X, A: Spanish Club. C L, C. IF.r.' ure fcrarul runes of purple. Im: Mr mpc is ,ual her Nur MAYER. ATLEL Culw lluh. Two Yagabundi Comedy' Concert ' lhrvugb he bc' wrong Ye: wirhal, kck P-um-sr NICGILLIVRAY, ALICE Cnrls Llub: C C K. CiiwJ mzrurc' and guild srfrx musl fuer mm IVlClVlL'LI.EN. INIARJORIE Latin Club: limany Club: Girls' Clulx: Commercial Club: French Club. llonor Roll: Centralimn Staff: National Honor Roll Societv. Shc's a rule was lhing, She's a bonng wee thing. She's our Marjorie MOOS, JOHN Bonny Club: Messiah The u'0rld's no beller if LL'f U.I0fflI, l.ife's no longer if use hurry, NIOYER. DORIS Commercial Club: Latin Cluh Girls' Club: Cenrralville: Girl Rvscrves. Mimcs and Mummers, G A. A. We lik: hrr a lor. II-mu: run me hrlp i1 ' NELSON. FRANCES I'Surnnv Club: fommrrcisl Club Cerwin Of speech liifneliwnr nf nvmJ NELSON, XIARJORIE Iiulanv Klub: 1'cnxr.ilvill-'. Spanish Klub: fiurnm-'rcial Club film- Club. Two Ya,g.ib-nd, She was made for I-.mpg 1'-Hug!-ye liiiu liylfr XIffCI.ELI.AND, LEROY 1-nimfian Sufi. Track Team. ' ll'i1h his discreet and po- Iizs mam, llfx rwgi' ltruik iz gui! thu! paw H XICINIlI.I,.-KN. JACK iwmmircial filuh: Ili-Y: Goli. tj V. C.: lumrdv Cuncerr, X'ri'rr mu diff I'yv, mlm, ami Hum XIIILIER. ROBERT lxin.li llulwg Punch and Judy flulw Orchestra fl:-I mi' Jisfnursff I null! imlranl thine nur. IVIORGAN. EDITH lnnimrriial Llub. Ki. A. A: li. li. C, rl pleasing prrsnnality. .I girl who suilx us finr, is sho. IVIUNDAHL, IONE 4--nirnlvillr: French Club: Bot' any Club: Girls' Club Shi-'s a girl so full of lun Vw nmkm us like her, rrrunnr NELSON. MARIE Vwmmcrcial Cluht Latin Club. llonor Roll. 'bln honest munlenanre is Ihr hrs! passporlf' NOEL, KENNETH 'luck Tum: Gvm Tramp Crnrralian 51.111 He is like a fhimnfyff- lliuird Pwr in I1 minu:r. NORBY. PAUL Commercial Club: Spanish Club. Bank Cashier. Pleasant as he is iull of industry NORIN, RUTH latin Club: G A A . Girls' Club: Library Board. I omme - cial Club. l entraliille fair uf hair and Jisrwsilionw NORTON. CLIFFORD Latin Club, Centralville. I like to study in the morning. But I forget lo get up OJALA, IVY Honor Roll: Girl Reserves. C Winner: News Staff: French Club: Centralian Stall: Botany Club: G. A. A: National Honor Society. There is friendliness in her smile XVI! in her speech Am! energy in her .leeds OLSON, ELEANOR l.alin Club: Botany Club: G. A A.: Girls' Club: Centralian Staff: Honor Roll. An ounce of mirth is ucorlh a pound of sorrow. OLSON, MURIEL Botany Club: Latin Club: Girls' Club. lVe know gnu are full nl' gum! nu1ure OREDSON. DOLLY Centralvillr: Scandinavian Club G A. A, fBoardl. fkecrfe tarv, ViceAPresidentJ2 C C. C lfabinetjt Commercial Club. Cf XK'innet ll'helher in work or in play Holly is Dolly in every way af . . A . W Fifty-Nine NORCROSS, HELEN Piotans' Club: Girls' Club: Girl Reserves: G. A A.: Commer- cial Club: C. C. C, So :rue to herself Vre could not be false Io nthert NORMAN. CARL Hi-Yi French Club: Commer- cial Club: Comedy Concert. Ye Coils, l'm a man after mu own heart. NUTT, DOUGLAS Latin Club: Bank Cashier: Hi-Y. Of no man'x presence deer he feel afraid Bur oh. lhe u.'omenf OLSON, ARDETH Honor Roll: G A. A.: Girls' Club: Scandinavian Club: Latin Club: Girl Reserves: Botany Club: Centralian Staf fAsso- ciaxe Edirorr: National Honor Society. Charming girl, a friend to all. Quick IO act ut dulxfs call OLSON, MILDRED Botany Club: Commercial Club: Girl Reserves: Honor Roll, Na- tional Honor Society. A charming girl with a charming disposition OLSTAD, IRENE Centralville: Commercial Club. Scandinavian Club: G. A. A. fBoardl: C Winner. Demure but willy, jolly and clever. A1 wnrlz nr play'-a lnafer never PARKER. VIRGINIA fommercial Club: French Club: Orchestra: Messiah : Robin Hoodni Pinafore. lt's the mind that mah-n the body rich PAT l- RSON. GLORGV 4 Vul- Cr'.mn.ur1q 'lam I Svummlrtg ll-am Ik. Q Elf 'lllnmna ,l:f zv' ww.. ,U htm. .Up lu-:V H' r1.',.r1.,- fr wt ulfwf '7 l,lf'KllAR'l. lNlARf'l'-l.l.A furnmnrfml llulw ffl urn: 1 nr uri l7OR'l l-R. BARBARA c,.y1 llrxryv.-L l'mr.1nv 4lulm 4, A A lllmi ua hull rl- mfg. 1-fr: rl, Hx urfnlf PRA'I 'l. SHIRLEY lintnnv I lub Frrnfh f lull K. A A lnrlx Lluh. Mimrx .md Mummvrx, Kumrdv Clwncsrl 'Sl National Honor Soclrlv I Inn xranqurl xmulu and muh aunrtu ux u muff urn und aww! Ql.'ARNS'I'RONl, HFLI-N Carl R4-wrws 5c:nnd1n.avl.xn Klub. lvnlnxlvillc .'l!mh-xru brwnws u yuung unmurz RAFTZ. XVILLIAM Botany L lub tvntralxillc, Q. C C: Bank Kuhn: fllirccluri. .'N'4'L'nr urn gfwrnvu, mur Mu: sud Wulf nur und :lub hrh. h. f-fum UL .111 gm RAY. l'iltNNlr'lll f s'nlr.xl1.1n MAH 1Ld1u-r an C hr--1 v Sxumnnng 'l um 'IW 31' 'Sl XJtn-nal llun-1 3.-Lrflv Ilwu .1.rm1 Ihr.. r rf-:.I,'.. :Jul nr. Pli-l'l'RSON. l,AL'RlTZ Larxn Club. 'I uv? nwrr lffan lrrrvnwn fall ' l7'l.AN'lZ. l7llOl:lil5 I ,mn riuh, 1 nnrr.1h-rllr ISU: mv llub lr A A 4l'r-xr dvnrl invlx' fluh L Winnvr 'Vw hm rl rrhzm Ill, llw UUH7 POWIEl.L. Vx'lLI,lANl Ncwx Staff llidrmr in fllncll lmlrmrl. Quill and Scroll lll X 1Nrfrclnrvj, Ilgss Knhrnrl 1 l.lu l'lnv llluxlncsx Al.1n.1gfrl 1 unrulv Knncvrt 1 rrnrnulrw Sludcnl fuuncll ll'rcsul4nll .l lvuriu u'rluL4hrr4 hu gnu, .-l frrmr! lu vurrunm' hr hnmnx PRINIE. CAROL Skvlire Club II'reuden:, Vice Prcsidcnl J: Spanish K lub: Girls Klub Mimrs and Mummrrs. K.-nlralian Staff. fkomcdv Von ccrl '30. '31, sl dfmurv llltlc' nuuml, auzh u bvu.'11:hing glam: ' QLTINN. PAUL Lalin Club: lloxanv C.lul i Crntralvillf. Cheerful and wurlmuc, full uf manly gruff' RASMUSSFN, HINCH 4 4' K IK rrluner I. Spnnrsh ilub l'lrr.1sun'rl. llmnk insh- nr l-uolhnll. 'link lhlurc fl vmnhrrvqurn lumklr ul :M fur rs 4-Inn u xumbrll rl! rmrglu 1 RIEDIJIN. lNlARY Lrlrfw ilulw lY1u' l'rurd.'nll luhmrv lM-.1 rd 1S.'.runn I: Lux lulunxl limqnr llul- l.1:rn llulv 4.rmm.v.r.r1 llul' xl .-lw.fr..w lhuuf, ' Rui and llluv B-wk lAxsml.1lr RIC! LXRDS. XVA LTER lla.-p 1 .wth Huh ,fav :- hw A Y ,:. RUB.-Xl.D. QUINTIN ll?-llv I luv lf! we ful RYMAN. l'RlfU K Klub fllmmfrcial K lull I r I lluckcv: Tcnnus 'll'fnrru hux hzlll-J mana .1 7774171 ll'hu Jw SAGLR. l,AL'R:X inmmcrcinl K lub '.-l lrwmllu bum: flu! lun wurvu irn'm1's SANTRIZOS. MACH Girls' Klulv l'l'rc.xsun'rb' K1 fl A . Spmnlxh K.luh KSc:rruryl C. C. C. Man lun MK Lu!! but uuuman her mau' SClllNNllS, l,ORAINE Knrlx' K lub Knrl Rcwrrcs Nllmvs .mal Xlun1n1crx Scand: n.n'i.1n Klub Iummvriial Club ll-mor R-:ll Nu'-wnxl Hun-r Nncivrx' V.1lrKl1clnrim K.-vymw rwfluxrmulu ur lr hrwux umua SEILIQR. M.xRc'3ARET G A .X. Curb 'I' Klub. IH-pnu. pr.1'-Imw 'lp JN' F1 fr J-.::lr:u-.J v--. r Surly-One RlKfll:5.RDSON, DALE Pm mum' Cfub ' ', Uufer, .ri af- -JJ 'rg ! RL'l.'D. lKlNli K,xrlx Kluh nf ahincll. Kvvmcdv Nm:-'rr 30, '31, l'm:Jnv Club. lum Kllub' K. .X fx. Girl R-'snvaw V lffdfvu 7wm.I.w. fy I .i.1..fvr- nv.- S, lK1liNC3. NlARlA SL.ln.l1n.w1.nl Klulv, Knrlx' Klulv .l iurmu Marr mul ll sefriif ble 'wall SAl.Tlfll, lfVEl.YN ' lr- ulrwriw rar :ull dmin dnl .l 'wmdrvll Jxuhhlmfl mmyuas' SClllEI.l.ING. FERNE ln-nah K luh lntun K lub: Glrls' 1 lub Qual Nuff. fcnrmlim Surf Nnmml H-,nur Society. fllvrrllu, mrrrllll. Shall I Inv rmxrn Sfillkllll. I.oL'IsE Knrlw Klub l,xIun K.lub3 K' A .X .ll nwrru .IK Nw Jun. rx ING H SIINOCLES. l.l:ON.-XRD l'ml.1nv K lub Klvnxrnvmial 4 lub Iv dx'llx.uIr ,1JJ..y., J., 1- ,www SHEA. JACK Klimm and Klumm-rx UF, um, lm u tlrrurimlh Kerr'-ur btfu SHIERVEY. HAROLD 'mi Iuugh if rmfm Q fu--.f,..s gmtrns m any mark.: SMEBY. l'lAROl.D French Kilubz lliY. Kju-K: Staff 'Wrkr and lunqllfun SNODKJRASS. l.OlS Kiirls' Klub. Kiommvrcinl Klub Kt'ntr.1lvillv: Scand nnvmn Klub Kiirls' K Club: Ki A .-N. Komcdy Konccrt: Honor Roll Nvws Staff: K' K' K xl mtlru hvart that luuufw ul turf SOREM, lVlEl.VlN C Klub. K.lassKi.1him-t, loo ball '18, 'l9,'3tl: liuclwx' IS Bnxkctball '10, '30 Hrs limbs u.'f'rr rust in u manlu mold Ilwr hurtlu sptnlr um! tw' ntrx hfild ' STAVIK. ADRIANNA c.1f.- Klub A tJp.11J th.-if K1 A A latin Klub Knrlw Klub Ktumnirriiul 4 lub fl gt..f.j npurulrnn it .1 lun .ftrurf ' SL'l.I IYAN. NKllKl'l'N Ktntr.llx.ln Stall ll lt.r.trx' l.tlit url, Kjuut Stall tl:t.h.m,1.' luirf-rl, Knrlx Klub latin Llub Kr A :K : lltvntir Rttl Kwtzm-rtlal 'Rubin llrmd 'lrrsf' SlllilJHERD. LEON.-K l'r-frrdrnrr prnufdrs ltzr me um! I un- u'rlI tfmtcvrr SISCO. XVINIVRISD lrrcnrli Klub Botany' Klub: unfit' tm, cs A, A Xttmtrrn-.K rrmmml. Krmrr- rmnt rw, lil mln' mrrr furlc In pin... SMITH. HELEN ttumnu'rc,.1l Kilub. Krirls' Klub: Kr A A, l'rrr1tlu Mum utrrc ing SOBALIK. FRANCES Kiirls' Klub: Kommcrcial Club: Ki A A: Kirntmlvillc: Girl Rvscrvcsl Kf. C. KI, Iii-gffrrtq dull care, from mf, 'lhrr und I shall nrccr uurw. ' STARK. JEAN Nvws Staff KSchool liditorlt Quill and Scroll lpresidentll Latin Klub Kprcsidrntli Frcnch Club: 'Iulcnr Club: Mimcs and Mummurx. Kiirl Rcwrrvcs: Girls' Klub: llnnor Roll: National ll tu n 0 r Society: KfK'ntr.1lv1llc2 Kfnmrdy Kuncrrt: G. A. AJ K lass Play, Alu kux ut'hl'cr'vtl, ami rm um' kmfuw Ilttit' Fiqh Jn' with uh!- hm tv u its S'l'l:l1Nhl.AND. CI.AY'l'ON liutnnv K lulv. K txmmfrcml Club, Krlu Klult. Robin lltmdwp l'-nm! 'Ili mtrhur-u mnmmu did ttf VYWJY' SL'l.l.IYAN. Pxxlfl. Hank Smtl 'll.'K vw: rv-.rtlu rl limp MY flu rf.: h.'H.k MK flu 'tv.'J M.-th Hull l SCNDGREN, Dist- Go .zxcg --uni lar me Ueap SWANSON, Nl.-XRGARET G. A. A: Centralvillc Lirfs' Club: Comm-'riiJ. L.ub . ScAndinqvi.1n I rfrrer fuw an? iusnnl -tr a.-r fttswti Swfixsox, VIVIAN Girls' Llub: Centralville: G. A A: French lluh' 'Rell-in 1l0od g C. C. C: Honor ll--ll Age cannot wither mir mv mm stale, her infinite i'arietu F1-AYLOR. EVERETT Hi-Y: Track: Fund: Robin Hooclh: Two X'Jg.1hn-ids ' The superinr mlm is slim' ni word: .lvult-urnmr in Fic wmlurl ' THOMPSON. XVARD Student Counciliblil1r.1rv1'm.ird f, Q 1 :Civm lmm EO. 31 All dtmrs open rw murrvsu TOMLINSON. XVll.Nl.'l Girl Rcscrvu: li. rl, A : lfrcnclw Club: Latin Club: Fmranv C lulv '11 X1 S. Pinaftvrc : N.xtwn.xl Honor Suciftv Hn hunk: tim! P'-.nf :til v-.-L'.'r rmr' l.'D1:l.l.. XVll.I.l.lN1 Cometh' Vnnctrt Nmgt' f raw X wr mx-r-QrriJi ut, t, , 1:12, wtf' St 1 tu- Three SETI IERLAND, THOMAS lhnk fqshicr Hank Director. Cum Tum '2'l. 311, '31 Swimming I . '30, '3l: Track 341. '31, 'lifnnii '30, 31' 1-uorbnll '3fv. Lentrsl an Staff fliusincss Nlanagerjz Robin 1 1oQd : French Club: Boys' C Clul'-: C. C. C. 'I hull! Fw lures me best u.Hi falls we 'Tom. ' SWEDENBORG, PAUL Cilt-c Club: Robin llooint ' Two Vagabondsuz Comedy Conccrr, 'xln .-lnuriiunilvtl Viking TACKLIND. 1,lJClI.I.E Ciirlxv Club: Girl Reserves, fnmmrrcml Club: Centrzllvillv, IQ C. C. Anil leave me leisure to be pond. THOMPSON, GEORGE N1cssi.1h : Honor Roll: Na- tional llunor Societv, Ihi-: world belongs to the t'm'ravtic. '1'INGDAI,E, RzXNDOLPH lrntralvillc: Football '28, 'ZW C' I' C : Student Council News Stall: 11ifY: Comcdv iwnrert. flux l'l.ix': Bank fnshicr, If there if anuthing going un. he hai hte flint, Hit, or Unite in it '1'l.'RCO'I l'1i, HELEN iiirls' filul12 Ci A A.: Ciiirl llvwrvcii 1..1tin I lub, C. C, C 1 Wu V.lgnhondS 2 '1N1eSsi.ll1 . C t-rnctlv Concert .l little prerlu. rlwm- rml du' XYAN 1,AANl7N. N1.'1RGAR11'1' 4. .X A. mm' flulx is..fr.,- Club. Struct, llt-ckcx' lti1!u um! clever. .fllhlt-tif ani curefrte' VARINO, CARUI I 11111 4lul1 111mm1111. 411711 4'uh 'Hn 11-unc 'mzkfc 1. 11 11111 W. 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Scandinnf - inn rlulu. Honor Roll. rum- E, mrrcial Club: Latin Club: K-irl 'll'illi'ng I0 help everyone Ibn! XVILEY. HAROLD Bank Cashier A regular fellow: Lclro mens life u.'irl'1 a grin Ani lets us all hmm: 'To be happg's no sin. ' XVILSON. VERNON Track Team: Hi-Y. Huck srudqlng is useariness of the rleshffm healrlru A XVINGER. ANNE K . Rmcrvcx. , she can f Sufh a friend ii our qraduare, ,-lnne. WILSON. JAMES Bwrnni' Club N :J 1'-me is :be fourrda lor: of al L'i'rtuE. XVINGE. ADEl.AlDE fiirlx' Club: Girl Reserves: G .X A: Commercial Club: lvcr Sivfrson Prize '3fJ: Cenrrnlvillfl National Honor Society. 'fl fri.-v-d fmlcrfd un.I a friend uv-wr!!! while - Wim ahruus areal' us mill: a sn'lle. XXrllR'l'll, EDNA frxrls' Viluh, C A Ai A ffl' --.Cla flwuir: Cilrr fluh: l'mI.1n'v' lluh: lKlcvsi.ih : Commercial Club, An allracfive and a cl:-ver lass Vcru well liked Ihroughnul the dass, Nlght School and Summer ANKLAN, XVALTER BECKSIAN, CLIFFORD HARTWIG. ELSA LARPENTEUR. JEROME MITCHELL, JANE MOWRY, FRANCES NUJNGER. HAROLD Szxry-Five School Graduates, 1930-31 NEAL. VK'lI.I.lA3l NELSON. LEONARD RULIEN. DOROTHY RYDELL, JOHN SANDERS, PAUL SMITH, l-II.I.lAN SNORE. FFRNMAN 'lllllll E. X,f a'I:::I's..f' r'H--'N- I :fillllN:' lllll Anne Dudley Blitz, Dean of Women at the Uni- versity of Minnesota, is respected and loved by all who lcnow the sympathetic understanding with which she meets school problems. Those students with whom she attended Central will remember her ability to mal4e and lceep Friends. Friendship constitutes a very definite achievement in school life, for it is in beginning school that we First learn the true significance ol that term. A Friend who worlts with you at studying, who lcnows and shares knowledge with you, and who experiences with you the thrill of graduating from high school, is a priceless asset, an achievement which grows and repays more and more with the years. Students usuallx prefer t buy thexr books and paper at school and th1s room IS open exery mornlng for those stu dents xxho xxnsh to bux any thlng 'lhe stage foree it Central IS composed of boxs xx ho xolun teer their serxlces They per form xarxous elutxes Ind 1lxxaxs haxe the stage IH readmess for exery program and assembly locker mspeetlon day Vx oe betlde the student xx ho xs ln the vxrong locker These gurls hoxx about thls xnspectlon They are evldently good housekeepers be cause xery fexx lockers xx ere found to be untndx Vx'hat a rush to make that next class Exerxone seems 1n a hurry except a lexx xx ho non chalantly stunter a l o n g the xxax They are lost hoxxexer rn the maelstrom of students xx ho try to get to elass earlx order to g e 1 last glance at the dax s lesson betore the reel tatlon beglns 1 B ' H-7 O v v ' 1 - T 1 'X T3 I . . 1 sl 1 v' x 1 ' w , v . D, y v V1 I X I y. . 'A E 5 ' I 4 H Y 3 1 1 ' Y- ever, dont seem to be worryrng I . i ' Y 1 l x r m s 1, , r ' vb ' N 'xi I v 'S ' 'I Tb Y ' - . f ' 1 ' I' in rx . '. 1 1' H '1 H - av' gf' and ill absrnu-.s must first ra DOH to nhl Ofllu. Zlrld bn nad mntud H rl yn su. a studlnt xx ho has bun absrnt haylng har gyrus.. snmprd by Xlrs Andlr son Nllss llbruchl hlad of our ofhu loro. lnstruuts glrls yy ho an lI1lLI'LSlLd ln ofllq yyork ln our oyyn offlo lhrs tramlng IS uludlngly yalumblr to those. glrls yy ho an golng to bncomr sunogrmphrrs md srcrctarus Nlr J1ry1s and MISS Thomas our Lxuutlys. hrads hold many conflrlncls ID whxch thly not only dltlrmmn. thu ordgrly rou Um of our school day but also plan many splcxal fraturrs lt IS du.. to fllkll' wxsl plannmg that yu out many of our pluas am dinrsions from the regular school day. Klrs, O'BriLn. our counsrlor. givls hllpful 'ldyicr to studrnts and aids thlm in choosing thgir lifl work. Shr adyisus thl stu- dents how to pnparl thlmsllyxs for thlir vocuions in thg blst wws possiblr. Hlr Counsrl is wclcomccl. and lnr ofllcg is :on- slmlly' hll'd with sludunts Suk- ing hcr guidmcl md nlp, Chemxstry affords enjoy ment as yy ell as knoyyledge to all yy ho yenture to take lf XX hat mat ter burns scalds and smudgy hands and faces yy hen one can prepare that eluslye mercury Boys 1ncl1ned to mechamcs profit greatly by the course 1n mechanlcs offered IH our school They not only learn how to fix ears but they take them apart examlne the parts and heres t e catch they put the car back ln shape agaln Students mtendmg to go out afford to be yylthout a knowl edge of bookkeepmg Th1s sub ject IS a part of the commercial course but students takxng the academxc course also take up bookkeeplng because they recog mle IIS yalue Bemg skllled 1n culmary arts 19 one of the many requlrements that the modern gxrl of today has to fulfill These glrls know the yalue of belng able to cook yy ell and so are preparmg them selyes for the future by takmg adyantage of thls cooklng course ., ' V A v w v ' 7 - V 1 . I 5 3 I v 7 Y 7 B I , , , v I y h , V , into the business world can't ' 'I I 'A I 1 x 3 1 Y i - .' A Y K In X V 1 I 'l 1 1 5 . V1 . B 1 1 . 3 - v 1 v ' v X . I I F Q..t '.. 1,.J Ont of the most lmportant dutxts of the Jamtors IS to ralst and loxycr the flag Our tam trxman always on tht job hap ptntd to snap this janltor just xfttr tht fltg had bttn loxytrtd Xlrtroscoplc work rs ytry m ttrtsung and ll ns mktn up m brology XVho dotsnt gtt .1 thrrll out of lookmg through a mlcroscopt and stung thmgs not ytsrble to tht naktd cyt XVood turnmg IS ont of tht most pracucal coursts offered at Ctntral Boys mttrcsttd m car pcntry yxork find thls courst vtry helpful and yaluablc Judgmg by the numbtr of boys that take thls subjtct It must bc a ytry popular ont Eytry glrl mttrtsttd m ofhct yy ork should bt ablt to ust the mrmcograph The courst rn of Htt prattltt takts up tht optra tlon of thts mxchmt. 'l ht glrls whilt ltarning to ust tht ma- ' int provt .1 1 hcly tttcht-rs in mimtogrwphing thtir l'SlSft1rI1tm. XX e all haxen t our oxx n cars and xxe can t afford IJXIS so xxe fall back upon that LX er accom modatlng xehxcle the street car Do students study Just look at the books m thelr arms The hope of exerx sopho more the alm of exery jumor and the Hnal achlexement of exerx senior IS the A Sen or AdY1SOfX The serxous looks of these students are exxdence of much studx and hard xx ork lmportant and enjoyable espe cxally xx hen xou can play' vol leyball These glrls are all set to go and they certamly can shoxx act1on xx hen thev get started In warm xxeather the glrls play baseball and other games out doors Botanx students do much of thelr laboratorx xx ork rn our greenhouse The greenhouse renders the school xaluable serx 1Ce1n proxxdlng plants and floxx ers for eommencement pro grams baccalaureate serxxees and other occaslons lt also fur nxshes plants to deeorate xarlous rooms , . s vw ' , v., ' ,' V V3 l E 4 V1 ' l 4 1 'xYx 5 , ,I , , 1 1 1 6 XY- H Physlcal educatlon IS very' , X 1 , IV 1 Q V V . Y Y 1 , V . 7 3 'X - 4 N 3 I - 1 1 H V.'1 X . - . 1 3' 1 V ' is?- ' Xlost ptoplt sayt for .1 ramy day but our studtnts sayt lor that all lmportant tytnt grad uatton Our sthool ranks thtrd tn tht t1ty and ut art tontmu ally trylng to httttr our aytraqt Our thoruq tlassts undtr mt :tblt dnrtttxon of Nlr Nlorst 1nd 'ylr Sttphtns may yxtll bt yltd for thtxr yotal abtllty Eytry student smgs spmttdly and cvtryont trtts to do hls full shart of tht Qtngmg A stttch 1n txmt sayts ntnt and at stwmg courst 1n school sayts many gurls troublts and XKOIFICS lattr on Not only do thty ltarn hovy to Styx htrt but thty also ltarn hoys to drtss torrtctly and hoyy to dlstm gulsh mattrnls 'lht tdttor In chttf tht slstant tdttor and tht club tdt tor of tht .Xttts art tngagcd tn looking oytr mtttrial for tht , 'ttt's, Tut Kttus. our wtt I' p lution. is put out by' tht stu cnts on tht sttfl with th mlp mtl suptrvision of Nr. Xlullisgm. XVednesdax is Nttts dax As one glancts through tht adxis ories he sees txtrx studtnt with his head buritd in a Xetts Th boys art cagerlx searching through tht Sports Stction xxhilt tht girls art looking at tht Club Section Vliss Vklitttr our irt dirtttor has won national rtcogmtion with prizt winning paintings and with htr assistanct thtst students ought to go far in tht artistic vtorld All posttrs and art objtcts in tht room art tht vxork of tht studtnts This IS the workshop for our annual th Ci NIRXIIAN ln this picturt wt stt the faculty adxistr tht editor in chxtf the business managtr and tht two typists Vkork is plentiful ncv trthcltss tht studtnts fttl fully repaid for their labors whtn tht star book is compltttd Fl his is a body of rtprtstnta nt s udtnts of all tassts mtts ontt at xsttk with Nlr Jarxis and discussts things xi tally important to tht inttrtsts of tht school. This group is 1 mtans of Contact bttwttn lit principal and tht studtnt body. an in this way ptrforms vtry lint and tflicitnt work. Cl ---... Xlr Jaryts our prmclpal 5 alu ays on hand brxght and tarly 1n tlu mornmg Our tam craman has caught h1m just afttr lu has puktd hls car u sxrtn shruks tts 0 drau n hoyxl I lu studtnts rush ptll null out of tlu blllldlflg Io sonu tt ns an lntruslon upon tht rtgular routnu ot tlu a' but to most of us lt nums a rc prlut from tlmss Consldtrablt hxstrxomc ablhty IS shovsn by tlu studtnts par llflpilllflg ln tlust productxons of Shaktsptarts plays Thou sands ham thrxlltd to thus sletp ymlkmg sctm tn Nlacbcth but nom mort than thost yy ho vtatchtd thtlr ftlloya students prtstnt thls sctm Only a Itttlt txtrtlst ot your lI11JglI1'illOf1 IS rutdtd to rnltzt at this sum IS ta L from FI yxtlfth Nlght 'I hls looks llkt 1 sthool room. but fully rtprtstnts 1 gmrdtn sc-.ru. Tlu ctnlral charactcr is that pomp- ous md ovtrluaring sttward. 'X'l1lvolio.9ludtnts studying Sha tspmrt gut 1 grtlt dnl of cnjoymtnt out of taking part in tlust sctnus. Bttttr latt than ntxtr ut doubts begm to assaxl tht stu dent as he ntars the door That tlmt xx orn txcust about the dt lmqutnt alarm clock xs rath r ak b ll xxo h a any xx ax rlhtx look XHCILISIFIOUS but somttlmts looks art ClLLtlXlflg l-low can ont study IH such tomfortablt chalrs lht llbrarx IS a popular room ls tt btcaust of IIS wtll filltd shelxts or are there othtr attractxons Htrt xxt stt tht studtnts bus xly workmg on tht ues! our llttrarx maga7mt Tht artlclts m thls maga71nt art xx rxtttn bx tht studtnts xx ho submlt thcxr artlclts to 1 judgmg tommxtttt lht magafmt contmms SIOYILQ potms mttrxxtxxs book rtports and othtr llttraturt Tht btst thmg about school IS ltaxmg lt Thxs ucprtssts tht stntxmcnt of some studtnts but not all xxt hopt XVhat studtnt hoxvtxtr dots not look forxx ard Jox ously to tht xx etk tnds and ttssatxon from xx ork Ntxtrtht ltss tht studtnts art xxlllmg to btgm agun on Ylondaxs xxxth rtntxxttl xlqor 1 1 . Qu: -'wr ,fm VKY. Darragh Aldrich, lcnovvn in Central l-ligh as Clara Thomas, is the distinguished author ol Hpeter-Good lor-Nothingn, a novel about Minnesota ....... There is only one achievement worth while: character. That includes everything. Visualize your objective. Willyourseli to go Forward steadily. Stick until it is won. Each experience is a hurdle. Talce them all in your stride without ialtering. Jacob wrestled with the angel in darlcness, insisting, Nl will not let thee go except thou bless mein l-le won--and his name was changed from HSup- planteru which he earned by craft, to Hprevailer with Godn which he won by persistent courage. DARRAGH ALDRICI-l 43- Bach Row-Michalson, Ballard, Evans. Englesby, Powell fron! Rowfpaddoclv., Palmer, Zahner, Stark, Carroll PUBLICATIGNS NE of the most important activities in a high school is its publications. Central has three: the Quest, the literary magazine: the News. the school paper: and the Centralzan, the annual. When a new student is enrolled at Central he first becomes acquainted with the school and his fellow students by means of the News. He becomes familiar with the names of the students and the activities of the school as a whole. Then in the Quest. a magazine published by students interested in literary publica- tions and writings. he is enabled to read the stories and articles written by his own classmates. These two publications play a big part in his high school life. At the completion of each high school year, the Centralian is issued which enables him in later years to recall pleasant memories of his high school days. The annual contains pictures of all the graduates, the clubs, and other activities in school. Within the years of their existence these publications have won many high honors in both State and National contests. For the past seven consecutive years the Quest has been awarded an All-American honor rating in the National High School Press Association conventions. In 1929. the News was judged the best High School Weekly in the United States in a contest sponsored by the Washington and Jefferson College in Washington, Pennsylvania. The Cen- lrulian has been accorded All-American ratings and received a First Honor rating in 1930. The Central High publications have also been awarded first honors among the country's schools in contests conducted by the Quill and Scroll, National Honorary Society for High School Journalists. XVithin the past year a chapter of the Quill and Scroll has been established at Central. Students who are on the school publications and who have met the requirements of the Quill and Scroll are eligible for membership. The present chapter, which is shown above. consists of eleven members. Eighfg-One I I KLNNIZTH RAY NI.-XRMARIHI' IIAI I ARI? 'IOM SL I'IIIfRI .RNIB I'IIYI,I IS GRIEGORX CENTRALIAN STAFF Ed!-IOI'-1,V7fC'hI't'l, - Assislanl - - - Business Manager Assistanls - - Aduerlising Manaacr ASSIISIGDI - - - Literary Edilor - Assoriale Editors Fc-at ure Edit ors Dramatic lfditurs Snapshot Edilors Ar! Edimr - Assislanl - Spufls Enflvlur - Tuprsls - 15411 ull Il ,-III'L41b.xur - I-fy-'ra-O KIENNIQTH RAY MARLEARET BALLARD THOMAS SUTHERLAND CAROL HINDERLIE KENNETH NOEL LEROY MCCLELLAND BONNY GORDON NORIEEN SULLIVAN HOWARD VOELKER ARDETH OLSON GRETCHEN GRIOOS JIIANNE LAITRANCE EMILY HALE FERNE SCIIIEIIING ELEANOR QLSON MARY DONIERY NIARJORIE McikIL'1.1.12N DORO'1'm' IiNc1111.sBx' PIIYI,I.IS GRHQOIQI' CAROL PRINI- BOD CONRAD IVY OJALA ARLI-NIQ XYALISOXI AIARY C. HARRIS Binh Rust-f Konrad. Olson. llinderlie. Griggs. Mcflelland friurfh Run Ciregurv. Voulkrr. Schelling Noel lhird Rua-f Olson, Hale, Ulala. Gordon, l.aFr.1nce Second Ruct'fNlcMullen. Prine. Ballard, Donerv from Rott'--fSullii'nn, Wlitter, Ray, Harris, Sutherland HE 1931 Centralian has tried to present not only the events of the school year, but also the growth and progress of the Central spirit from its be- ginning at A'Old Central to the present day enthusiasm. We feel that in presenting the school in its past and present standing we have given a brief of Central's accomplishments. From outstanding alumni we have been fortunate in securing special messages on our theme, Achievement. We hope that these will prove an inspiration to future graduates. A condensed history of the school has been featured in order that the relations between past and present might be more distinctly realized. Our new trophy room has been given a prominent place as it is a very real gauge of Central's success in all sorts of competition, The room should stand as a goal leading the students to greater attainments. Vvle are confident that. if the same progress continues. Central will maintain its superb record. Vv'e hope that this annual and the classes featured herein will contribute their small bit to that record. Ifiiyfwzu Ifwae SPRING NEWS STAFF Edrlor m Thur Aiirslunf Bzxiznns Uunuuu' Asirslunls rhh CFIIYIHJ Maman r Czrcululmn Vunuufr Asszslanl INeu,s Fdzlors School Edrtor Assrstunl Scho 11 Fdzmr Sports Edztor Club lzdztor X 111.x1 Pom II 1Rx1 x1 E1 RDX111 AM11 l ARSON 'IRLVRX 0111 Rx1x1R1 D1 AIN HOI X1 A11 R111 Dux DL1 IL R01 RLs1xx1J CI ARI xc 1 B1 RL RI x 1 CARI MIFHR1 sox IG1 ORC L ZA11x1 R J1 ,xx STRRR DORIS PALXIYR RANDOLPH TINQDXI 5 DOROTHX Ex Axs faculzu Aduw JOHN E NIL! 1 lc AX M rx Lu' . . 1. ' S ,I. f'R1' . IW RIXXEII .KY . 1 .SUN IWW. 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Xl11f11:.11 IM: fxhi I1r1gd.1I1 'I :rg-Fsur I NI yur lcfllrlflf' hui Asszstuvt Buizness Uuvual 'Xsszstam Aduerlxsmg Vuruunr Assrslanl fznululzon Wunmnr Asszslanl News Edztors Sfhool Edztor Sports Edztor Club Ednor FALL NEWS STAFF X IIXKI ,OXXII IRNYST BIRDAHI Iovwhu BROvxx AXSLL I XRSOX DON DLEII VRLx1Ax Om Rxnom' CI ARINFF JOHNSON, ROX RLSTAND CARL MICHXI Sox GFORGE ZAHxIR Jhax STARR XXILLIAH VIFC'XSI'xILL DOROTHH Evfxxs IK B r, rs 1 s u sta x D k N SL 1 1, arm I ndb rg P3140 k X F A ar OX ans B r Za Fe I IKM I'u 1'Vf1 1. EHYE VE Rf .'xPiI. I 'Xi I 5. ICQ, YYY H .KY N I .XV ' f -'.-C ,- V V Y V!l.,f. I '- I, .' , . j fr -f-'--f 7 - . ' ' , 1 , OO.,OO - , Y - i i Y , - - V - - A 5 i K . .' .. L' ' K I 1 .' 5 ' Y A A - p I-'afully AdL'1l.SPF ------------ JOHN E. NlL'I.I.IC3AN BJ. F: I1 A- Ixhncr. Conrad. R Oren. Thur. Ju?1.On. I.. r cn, IJ all Titzri R:g.A-Ubcrrtivrf. Ru nd. Difv, Tingkhlc. I'.11'ncr. ic son, fcf 'vn 51: rr' R... f-'IR Ilard. F. 'lesb'-'. C 11. Nixchahcn. 1 Q , au : Frcvt R 1.- A I: fm' ill. Stk k, Br 1 ra, Mxfiuggn, I'n-.vf1l. Lv , a JAH ULS XI X I X SPRING QUEST STAFF lwlllur rn f hm Buszmss 'Vlumwlr Adurlzsma ,Hammer Aiwilant Aduvrtrsxna Mumlaer I rieraru lzdztor Asszsrant Lrteraru Edzmr Associate Edflors Ari ldzlor luculllf 'Xdunr I ORI 'NK I CIOK ST N R-X I RII DI IXINLISLI X DTI R GARTII H-XRDINL1 J-XXL LAX! TOT HOWARD IDI IIRSON I I RNE SFIII-I I ING NOEL CROLK H I I ONARD ML RRAH I AL RA BRU1 1 Afslcml O I IARX IN xr 1 I IIURITNI I' lv '.'IIX' IX' I. NITUII III IIiIII'I l.XL'Ei.X IIRL I 3 -' S.SSSSSSS.SS rf. yr- ' -up . I ,' -- - f - ' .Y I f 2 U -I A v - ' I i - - H - - - - 4 I - E.x'z'l7ange Edimr - - - f ----- I.OIS HOLCOMB I'-.:' II v.. 4IIwn 1wIvI' Sn-.I-x. MMIIIII1, ' rwznh .Nur S.. 'xi Rfu. IIwfuvmI- Shmnnxk-r. IIIIII-n II.1rixr'g II.1ux.r' I: '-f li' .. I Uv-'rv I ra. I. mvuzszm I .xmlul I'.h:K -rt II Ifbfx :1. Y, Sf XKTX mv BUNNX QURII4 N LQ! NNI FALL QUEST STAFF Uunuqznq Idzmr Assralunf ldzlur Adurlzszna Wunuqgr Lrlerary Edllor Assofzurc lzdztors Exffwrnle Fdzmr Orculalmn Hummer Poctru Edzlor 'Xrt Edftor Typzs! lacullu -lduser for Sf 'xxixox N Hman X Nils x Boxxx GORDON. JAH IAN1r1o1 flORYNCE GOLSTIN PIRNE SCHELLIM. NORLI x SLL1 IVRN RM IRIIDE Lxmx HAH ALDRIX Vu ISS Lxxux STE1x ABIGAIL O LFXRY Q- as ov. in ,4- .r Cn Broadway Plays LeRoy Arnold, a graduate oi Central, is a recognized authority. Achievement? There is no such thing. The best any one can do is to try. l have tried my hand at playwriting, and now and then writing, and l am doing a great deal of public spealcing on new plays and new boolcs. ln teaching young men and women of l-lamline the glories oi literature,---that is my real attempt. Once in a while the sparlc is lcindled, the reward of the teacher. You remember what Chaucer said about the clerk? HGladly would he learn and gladly teach.H That is my goal. LEROY ARNOLD MESSIAH HE M6SS13h Handels most successful and best known oratorxo was composed ln thc xtar lf-ll ln twcntx four daxs from August 22 to Scptcmbcr 14 xnclusnxc lt xx as first pcrformcd at a conccrt gxxcn for charntable purposcs at Dublm lrcland on Aprxl 13 l7-V7 I-landcl conductmg the ptr formanct ln pcrson rllllS famous composltxon xxas prcstntcd rn the Qcntral Hxgh School audttorlum Deccmbcr I8 l93O undcr tht ablc dlrcctlon of Sydney H Morse 'lhc chorus LOUSlSILd of thru. hundrcd and fifty XOICLS malnlx studcnts from xtrnous musxcal orgmllatlons of thc school Solo parts xxcrt mtrusttd to promlntnt r1d1o arttsts Corrlnc Frlnk Boxxtn soprano 'Nlubcl Pcllctxcr ton trxlto l Otto Jclllson tcnor Brx mt Sanford bass and l1mtsAllcn pnnxst mt tntlr-. productlon xx 19 accompmttc hx an augmtnttd orchcstrl of tx pltnxi Xs 1 rtsult of much pruucc tht rcndltlon sccur-.d thc approxal of ITIUSIL trltxcs bt Xlaxor ldxx ard Xltxtrs txprcsscd thc opmlon IU a rtccnt l-,tlcr In X r X ors that ln 'X tsslah xx rs thc most dxstmnctxxt ptrlormancc of Ins txp-, hard ln lnnnpolls durmsq tht ult stmson c furt utr quott l nxt txrd mtnx cssnh orusts ut co ot noxx xx nn nxt hurt tnstmhlt xxtth mort xrqor and lltc put 1nto1t A l , , , , . , H , V- , , . ,,,, V , H. . , - . -A .1 , . . - , flf , . .. I., , I . , ,Y , -, . ,-1 , . .l,.l .c . l .l . . , . , -. . fu . - .3 It-I. 1. ,d 1 H , ' ,.' ' . , . , , f, , 1 hx t Xlw . clm ,, b l l n k l t . an 'wmgwa GREEN STOCKINGS woml N Sm nm L Xdmmml 515LI'l Iamu Rmlu-J: LHIW Sluh 'Nhrlm 1 un Inn 1 X1ldQ,L Rn lnnghmw Phxllmi Iurmdax 'Hrs C hlShOlfI1 I 1r1d1x Burton Ixuid uym Dur ks I o ull Broun 1r wl Hxndnrln XX lllum Crunk C ordon I :mln Robnrt Rcnnu Unwru hx IX+.nnLdx Xrdnm Bug, Ilonmc foams X1lHLl'X1 POIIS Xudrcx XX use 111 f , Mw.J:g9g,3'3 H 1 ,, , f ,. 'rp -.ff '1 - X ' CLI ' I . ' . uh M XV1Il'. . I'.1r.ii.1v lp ' V' L .A . Cmcc , ' Rc Q 'Thru-r C. Q ' ' V H- 1 n ,A -X ACGIH I. . im' 1 ' ' ' ' ' Iivclvn 'K ' :lard 4- - - w v J THE ROMANTIC AGE Gerxase 'Vlallory Henry lxnoxxle Nlary Know le Nlehsande Knoxnle Jane Bagor Bobby Coote Gentleman Susan A MC rn Ibn ery 7 ee Robert Laughlmn Robert 'Vlachson Jane Engel Jane Lanctot Xlargaret Ballard Randolph Tmgdale Albm I ee Jean Stark Charles Hokanson 'Y R119 TWO VAGABONDS INIUIS DL onur I ugnm 'Xlmrul X15 uunt U Brxssm Dglaunlx Slmon Sergeant u ms Chex zlur LDL Brabuon Raxanmi Cadmux Iaxoltn 'Xhru I rlmus DL CJYIUIPODLLIY mmm D onu I Ilunku M. ' I' 1 'I C A 1 U Y .Q Q 1 D f ' j Ccrisc khrcul An A' .Y .k.'. . - I . lzr ' V c P r I 1. .1 I 1: I COMEDY CONCERT Outturv. Ioxc Camt Callmg. Inratcs of Pcnmncc Barnyard XOISCS Xhrrlagt Proposal -Xlumm Slut Artlsls Drtam Vloonllght RCN tls 'Xhstcrs of C rtmonnts I Ortbcstra Ircd I en? Glee Club Stage Crew Nhmts and Vlummers B111 Ho mes I Harold Falk Skxllte Club Stage Show Donmld Hamght I Donxld 'Vlorken A , 4 C 5 ' 1 , A L. .L , A A Hello Ccntralu I'1nAlc Pcnclopc Koupii and Stags Show Chorusm lA,p.-,-,t,- 6,53 fmpw fixrlc t I I ' 3 A H tt L - , I D Vi , .T V ! J! Q George Alcerson, Former secretary to President l'loover,isa splendid example of the individual vvho successfully combines initiative, and the ability to carry out orders implicitly. Central l-ligh isindeed proud to have had some part in the building of such a personality as Mr. Alcersonls. To be a leader, achieving high success, one must learn First to cooperate. No better opportunity For such a spirit can be found than exists in our organizations at Central. As sane outlets lor the Hgangl' spirit inherent in us all, school organizations influence students long alter graduation. SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS O further an interest in various elective courses and to provide an oppor- tunity for social contact among students who have similar interests. many clubs have been organized. Their work is carried on by students with the help of faculty advisers. Some of the organizations have been formed expressly for school service. The Student Council is one of these. Its members include the four officers of the A senior class. the editor-in-chief of the News. two representatives from the UB senior class. and presidents of the Ciirls' Club. Ci. A. A.. Hi-Y. and Girl Reserves. The Council represents student opinion in conference with the principal on questions of particular interest to the student body. The C. C. C.. standing for Cleanliness. Consideration. and Courtesy. is made up of students who act as ofhcials to enforce school rules and report delinquencies in student conduct in halls. lunchroom. and assemblies. The members of the Library Board are appointed by Miss Anna Belle Thomas. assistant principal. Two members are in charge of the library each period to maintain order. The stage force is a group of boys who assist Mr. Hepp in managing the stage apparatus when entertainments are presented in the auditorium. A bank cashier is ap- pointed from each advisory who takes care of all banking for the group. The Girls' Club also might come under the head of service since its purpose is to promote the interests of the girls. All girls are eligible for membership. The I-li-Y for boys and Girl Reserves for girls are high school chapters of the Y. M. C. A. and Y. XV. C.A. Their object is to develop Christian char- acter. The language clubs are open to students of foreign languages and aim to increase interest in language study. Central has four: Latin Club. French Club. Scandinavian Club. and Spanish Club. This year the Latin Club presented an assembly in honor of the Bimillenium Vergilianum. The Commercial Club. Botany Club. and Skylite Club are organizations for persons enrolled in com- mercial subjects. in Botany. and in art. respectively. For students who prove their ability in vocal and instrumental music. Central offers the Glee Club. Or- chestra and Band. The orchestra and band are called upon to assist on many programs during the year. The Glee Club presented the Messiah at Christ- mas time. and the opera. The Two Vagabondsf' in April. Three new clubs have been organized this year: Talent Club. Mimes and Nlummers. and Stamp Club. The O. A. A.. Ciirls' Athletic Association, is open to all girls interested in athletics. Opportunities are offered to engage in any form of sports. Points are given according to the extent of each girl's activities and awards made at the end of each semester. Boys' HC XVinners and Girls' C NVinners also are listed under the head of athletic organizations. but in the line of achievement. All who have received letters for outstanding athletic activity are members of these clubs, .X'inetg-.Vine B I2 lu Thompson Bcrgquxst Scxmmun Fnde eovd Ru Antz Nh!! nson 'UI n x D Ons January Student COUHC11 June Student Councxl Back Row-Y11ch1lsnn Btrdnhl H 1 Du 'I xngdak lov. ell Second Row-Ames Jeffries Bruce Dxcknncon Planrz I'rort Rot nn 'Ihorrpson June frnuch Om' H.: .im-J at I 1.-- 1 . ' , . ' , 'c S c . 'H-Pl , . c , , c . Ifllwcg, , 'cn Frfmt Rmt --Powell. Jarvis, Bvrg, MCCJSMII . ' . 4 ' . ns. . ', H , ' ' A 1 :L-All . 1 ' . V. 1' .1 iz fa, n ern' 51' Sha K Num 4 Rm:-O Olecw H 'rx 'Nmsen Ilags! fl Ont Roar Hnwkrr M Cask: O15 an Cronk Broan January L1brary Board June L1brary Board vcr d Rmb R crwn II g 1 dl x r rant ROJV Lnissold H021 Couch hddnn na f f P li c Rf F-Hi d I' , O .un-l, , nk, idd, ,1' Yell Serena 1' . 7 ., HL., . , : 3 fr ' - , c ll, c , , '- ack Rou.+Prc5l0n, Day, Nnrin. Mwrkfn, 'I h-xmpwn S ff: ---I 't . 'n 'f, Har i 1, Hull: v Il F ' Hfi' ' , , kr , I' ' , H. 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XM' I'-lux 'r :rIf I I V r I-I ':. .' I ..-'II-, H1-I N.,: XY!--. Nm ' Ir --MJ. N1 f:'v, SIMM! uf If-'.1x:'I IXII ' I' .. El .N K1.xg.'1w: Ii Ifgurx. I.rrv.', I'iurrI! I I- I P N? I -gm Iizifl. I 11' ' I'1:'..I FIU I I link I4 .I 'YII my II,1!Iur.1II KX'-Huis. .Nmivr '1 M. HMI Hmg til, XY1xIu7'II II. rl , I7.1vi1Ix 1 If ILM f-num Hwy' I'nrg, S w- . W. W. hletlelfinger, one of Central's most brilliant athletes, is all time All American guard. The best achievement an athlete gets out oflsports is that he has to learn that he must take defeat or victory with equal calmness. Sports also have the tendency to build up real friendshipsf the training in sports helps in various ways to assist one to tight the ups and downs of lile's battles. l would, under no circumstances, give up the training l re- ceived while a student at Central l ligh or at Yale Qniversity. ln other words, l think there are few opportunities forfa better education than the op- portunity to partalce in clean sports. WALTER W. I-IEFFELFINGER up J NA 1 X1 42 4. I D- A 1 s.,,. sf' J S MR. WEBER MISS BELL MISS ZIEMER MR. MARKLEY PHYSICAL EDUCATION BUILDERS of clean minds and sound healthy bodies, creators of fine sports- manship and good fellowship, and faithful advisers they are, everyone of them! Nothing too much can be said in praise of the constructive work which Miss Bell and Miss Ziemer have accomplished as girls' physical education instructors. Both are splendid examples of good health and clean living, and provide in- spiration for the girls they work with. Mr. Markley and Mr. Weber, as all around good fellows, forceful instructors, and patient. helpful advisers, cannot be surpassed. Besides his work as a physical education instructor, Joe Markley has coached both the football and track teams for the past seven years and has attained the highly enviable record of four championships and a second place. His track teams also have maintained the same high measure of success. One of the most commendable and constructive works of the physical educa- tion department is the organization of intra-mural competition in track and diamondball between the various classes. It arouses interest in health-building activities, promotes fine sportsmanship, and affords a measure of recreation, which in its turn aids in better scholarship. It is, indeed, an inspiring sight to witness the vim and vigor which is displayed by the participants in these intra- mural sports. Under the personal supervision of Miss Bell and Miss Ziemer the girls' gymnasium classes are made periods to which the girls look eagerly forward as an hour of complete enjoyment. The classes are divided so that each girl has a choice between tap-dancing, athletics, or physical exercise. Through this system the talented individuals are brought out, and a complete hour of recreation is thoroughly enjoyed. We, as Seniors, are doubly thankful for the important role you played in making our life at Central one of enjoyment and worth. Ona Hundred Ninereen 19' Awnin- rl' I 1r 11 1 n 1 xvmrll 151mst1 J :sn 'Intnn Iirgunt Daw I3lun1bcrg Bufltnglon 1 111 mson umm cu U rs! R r m R If C tntr11 Ctntml Ctntr1l CI ntr 1 tntral C tntr11 F1 ORC1 IIUSLUI FGOTBALL I tltstm North X1arsh111 South Roostxtlt XX uhhurn k I 11mCr Iiansrn 'Vloorc IIIUX Ifl ER a rathtr mtdlocrt Qtmon 1n 1929 Coathts .lot Marklty and Vt'cston VJ Mltchtll agam camt through xuth ont of thttr txp1ta1lx powerful aggrcganons Xvlth a Hghtmg forxs ard 11nt ltd bt B111 Ihomas and Irwm Ordlock and a fast sh1fty backfitld ltd by CJLOFQL Roscot tht Ptonccrs made a detcrmmed t1tlc btd although a last mmutt postponcmtnt of tht VVcst g1mc cost them a posslblt t1c for thm toxtttd pomtton Tht P1onttrS c1oStd tht stason vs 1th an ow.rxxhtlm1r1g 40 0 uctorx oxtr XVashburn rtxttlmg tht btst offtnsnt of tht year B111 Thomas and btorgt Rostot both ttpturtd htrths on both the Trtbunt and the Journal A11C1ty Fltxtns Gcorgt landtd a half hack pos1t1on and B111 was a unammous cho1tt for ont of tht tnds Captam Mel Sorcm Erntst Bufhngton B111 Thomas Earl Bcaudrx and Dcxhn Fosttr xull bt lost for tht 1931 staSon bccaust of graduauon Off Hundud Tun-fy 1, 1 -, 3 1, ,, . A A,x,.Mr,g:A V, ,. I ' JJ. ,u . . liu 1 11111'--M. 111' '. N11 ihrll. .111 cs, Ihlqtxitt, 11.1 'itIst1n, XX'11tl1'Q, Srl '1 . tv ' h 'l'I:1'r Rmt'f Holton, Branch. I1t . 1' g, 1 1 's . , ' Sctt 1111 Rt11u-- 11, 'ln' , 'II111 , , hu 1 Ijctcrwn. rtiltst . 1 , 1 1 I'1' our -So C , Roscoc, A.Ifcrr1s, Hoiscn. 5 rrix, Cxlinc, I'1t'audry, Frccr Q- , tm Q f . 0 . ' 1 T 1 I 6 .' 1 Z 1 . O ,Q a 6 34 C' 1 0 ' O ul f' . 40 '1 0 ' 17 32 fx 2 13111. ' .1113 1 i 4 i X 4 X 5 1 i ' X X ' V ' , t, . A 4 . ' A 'L I H 1 ,V ' r i ' Y I 'I 3 ' Q 5 'I 5' X I A ' I I 3 5 'I t 5 I l , .L ' Y 1 3 L ' I . 1 I 13 L k w I H YI V I V 1 I - V' 7 V i K ' I ' 1 H 1 ' ' 1 1 I . t , I . -fn L X 1 X 5 ' H Ag 1 S K I t - I ' 1 ' ' ' 11 ' ' t ' I U A i I ! 3 Y I 1 V' 5 i I 1 I I I Bach Roux' NVriman. llovrland. Ordlock, Runyon. lireer, Peterson Front Ro:L'4C1rothc. Sorem, Palmer, Dahlquist, Comics, Roscoe, Grubb 1 Central Central Central Central Central ' Central ISI RNARI7 PM Xllzli BASKETBALL . 15 XVest 47 Edison Z7 North 2 8 XVashburn . . -l 1 Marshall . l-4 South KQFORCIE ROSCOIT FTER a short but strenuous season, marked by a series of upsets for the favorites, the Pioneers ultimately emerged from the scramble in possession of a tie for second place, with the record of four wins and two defeats. Coach Weston W. Mitchell again presented one of his usual Hue-balanced, smooth-passing combinations which boasted a fine scoring punch in the persons of George Roscoe and I-larry Dahlquist and a pair of brilliant guards in Wayne Peterson and Bernard Palmer. But even these valuable assets fell short of producing a victory in the championship game with South. in which the Tigers displayed a brilliant style of basketball to defeat the Red-Blue, 30-14. George Roscoe. for the second consecutive year, was high scorer in the prep conference and was a unanimous choice for an All-City position. Wayne Peterson and Bernard Palmer, by dint of their outstanding playing, also were awarded places on the All-City aggregation, On! Hundred Twenty-Ont 9571? N N Q., .Q .ls 1 BOYS' TRACK TEAM Back Row-Taylor, Faris, Strata, Anding. Mammcn. Lcr. Guest, Davidson. XVilson, Hoover Fourlh RmL+Branch. l l.1wke, Fries. C. XVilde. Duell. Burns. Heath, Strauss, Niurray Third Rowlfllson, Moore, XVilde. Taylor, Swanson, Johnson, Lang, Palmer Second Row--XVilley, Sutherland, Noel, Spangler. Plant. Davis, Pivec. Erickson. Rustand Fran! Rott'--Moore, Hoiosen, Cline, l.indlcy, Haight, Euckert. McClelland, llawkcr TRACK F High School Relays .. Sixth Quadrangle Meets , , Fourth Carleton Meet . . Fourth City Meet. . . . Fourth CHARLES CLINE HARRY HOIOSEN ADLY handicapped by lack of veterans and early season injuries, Joe Markley finally assembled an aggregation which was good enough to capture fourth place in the Carleton, Quadrangle and City Meets. The only default in the squad was a decided lack of balance, which is a great handicap in any track team. Featuring all of the meets was the smooth, consistent running of Harry Hoiosen and Charles Cline, Hoiosen placing second in the 100 at the Carleton meet. and Cline consistently earning points throughout the season. Milton Krouse in the 220 and Joe Scammon in the hurdles were also great factors in the achievement of the squad and both earned letters for their accomplishments. After a long and successful service in the capacity of a track coach, during which time he developed six championship squads. Joe Markley has decided to give up his track activities. He will be succeeded by William Hawker, himself a former track star. One Hundrrd Twenty-Two HGCK EY zry Romm Ccnrrul XX ashburn cntral XX cal cnlril Rooscyclt cntrll South cu l RULIIMI' cnlru XX nhburn cnlr1l XX ul cntral Rooseult y y Il Clntral South HL Plonccr puclcsters yy ho yycrc doped to fmlsh hxgh ln the prep race dld not come up to cxpcctatxons and although they posscsscd both Spxrrt and Qpccd they could not dcyclop 1 dcpcndablc scorlng punch l cd by Captam Ray frxcdc ln thc ncts Harry Blumbcrg and Francls Burke on thc defense lmc and I-rcd Ryman and Phxl XVells at the forward posts thc uc men proud a menace to any txtle asplrlng aggrcgatlon rcachlng the hrgh pomt of thc Season when they held the powcrful South SIX to a tu Espcclally brlllxant yycre Frlcdc Blumbcrg VVells and Ryman Thls quartet along vyrth Bud Smlth and Fran IS Burlcc carrxed thc mam burden of a strenuous scason 'lhe tcam yy as ably coached by Charles Addnngton vyno acted ln thls capaclty because of thc absence of Edu ard Krueger O 2 Hurd ed Tu. enty Tfref W -hm - V - -1 fa.,.f ffl.. lfarL,W,,, f . - fam, r.1r,y,.lff.M l'--nf yum ,x,fz,f1,-my lr nf ff .. slfnmy- u -- lan---sef, :amy sv--.ly xxxzw rar.-my rf.. e. 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Gordon Brude, Central's brilliant breast stroker was easily the outstanding man in his event in the prep race and was selected for a berth on the All-City tank squad. Not content with this honor alone. he captured the Northwest record in the breast stroke and before his graduation he is expected to develop into the most finished performer ever turned out at Central. John Sevareid also was a consistent point winner throughout the season, swimming the hundred- yard backstroke. His efforts, likewise, gained him a coveted position on the All-Star aggregation. The Red-Blue medley relay. composed of Brude, Sevareid, and Ray, also was a big factor in the success of the 1931 Tanksters. One Hundred Twenty-Four 4,5fl t Ctntrml ftntrml Ctntrll Central Ccntrml HOXX XRIJ IH NN .t R 'nan X tm Suth and TENNIS u fournunnnt XX tshburn South North Xlmrshall XX tst CC KILXNIH XlIlllR OR tht first ttmt rn Clghf stasons thc Red and Blue nctmcn fatled to romp through thc stason undtftattd South turntd the trrck tn the stcond match of tht sttson tramplmg on tht Pnonctrs to thc tunt of 4 O Tht racqueteers starttd off tht stason wnth a bang tkmg out a yxctory oytr tht 'Vlxlltrs 3 2 'Vlarshull 1lso ftll btfort tht syymgmg ratqutts of tht Pnonttrs but thty wort ln turn rtpulstd by both XVtst and North nlhty finally clmchtd a trtplt txt yuth South and Washburn for thlrd plact Cortland Xlxlltr agaln shoyy td the samt brllllant brand of ttnnls whtch ht dnsplaytd hst stason and vyas tasxly the btst man on tht court yymnrng most of hls smglts matchts The doublts teams compostd of Frtd Ryman and Carl I-Ioyland Lrntst I-Itmtn and Farl Pttrlch playtd a sttady brand of ttnms throughout tht stason Hoyy ard Btnn yylnntr of tht school tcnnts trophy also camt up to cxptctatlons and proycd to be a conststtnt vylnner Oel .xfate f,5,'?, I Ji V, , .V -. f ' . 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L 4 s ' Y lv , B 1 v , ' I h Y X Y- K 'I I V , . . , 1 H . 7 . 1 Y rt I uminxl 'I1t'anr GOLF FT ER winning lou honors in both of tht Iirst txxo rounds with tallies of 321 and 317 rtsptctntlx tht Red and Blut turf mtn sau thtir hopes of 1 championship dimmtd bt thtir high storts in tht dtciding rounds of tht playtd haxoc with thtir shots tht Pionctrs gradually sau thtir had in tht last round dtcrtastd Xinctnt Stanton and 'Iom Holmts proud to bt tht main cogs in tht turf digging squad and both plaud tonsxsttntly throughout tht stason To furthtr round out a utll balamed ttam vu haw Arthur Johnson and Curtis Straub a pair xx ho ptrformtd in a grcat manntr SC URI S Iirst Round Sttond Round 1 D Ihird Round 1 fourth Round 6 I1 Q W I l6.:.7: lb 1. FI-Mums, Itilinxsim lriwr If at Nrmnb Stmxnw Munn title play. Greatly handicapped hy cold wcathcr and a strong wind, which VV Y Y 5' I ' u V ' 3- 1 I 3 D K , ' I V1 ' 5 I x v D I f I I' . 311 K, N . 1- ' '66 i 3 3 .l'.1NINIXXIX- '1'-. 4: '.. ff., . Q: . 'fi , L ' - suf- liuik Rim. Ilnntorlh, llanmn. Daley. lhwkinwn. lhwmpson fum! Rmt---Hoiosun, Noel. Sutherland. Rekdahl GYM TEAM HE 1931 tumblers, coached by Edmund Weber, completed a very successful season, placing fourth in both the City and Northwestern Meets. The nucleus of the team proved to be Ray Hanson, Kenneth Noel. and Ward Thompson. This trio was responsible for a good majority of the points won by the squad during the season, and all were awarded letters for their achievements. Other point winners on the squad who were largely responsible for its success, and who were constant point winners, were Danforth. Daley, Hawkinson, Rekdahl. and Sutherland. For the second consecutive year, Ray Hanson has been high scorer of the team and a great deal of credit must be given him for his performance. City Meet . . . Fourth Northwestern Fourth SHERXVOOD DANl5OR'lill One Hundred Tu.'en1y-Seven no .. 'li' -381 .1 I2 Rua ul rr ru rn stu In ford A 1.4 Ihk r Nord HuiYmxn to O L ms n ms In Lurh rw GIRLS VOLLEYBALL HE volltyball tournament rn xxhxch eleven ttams wtre entered was com pleted wlth the vlctorxous onslaught of the Prnheads headed by Betty Johnson The basketball tournament xx as run rn a dlfferent manner thxs year bs havrng tht ten ttams dnldtd mto A and B dlX1SlOI1S and the xunner of each d1v1s1on mtetmg to detldt tht ehampxonshlp 'Ihe Red and Blut ttam won first honors th1s season GIRLS BASKETBALL as pn nw r r rs n Nardqu '1 vu C r Har nr-ml r 7' -RS. V' ,nf s., v T ff eYt I '- f I - , f -- '-: '-A - ,H ff:':'f 2,-g.- ' M ' 'fs .I - I.. x X s V N , .J I . YU 1 :tha X 9 2' fa N M , , , ' - N A 1 v , , V V I -. l ,' , I J L X, f 1 A ls . -1-A-II H , Ca ', Cfn .d, .r dan .Sv . U - . u, ,' , . f 'tt R L'-Ru , JJ on, 5 1, u tn Y v ' E q I V I 3 '1 3 Y 1 1 I Y V - . j . . . b X 'I 7 ' I 'I ' Y ' . 1 'A 3 . YA I ' D Y. I 1 Y. a ' ' ' x ' 1-' x m - ' ' . 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A Il 4 V .. vp I l , . .. 0 6 6- 0 N '- ' Y .Sw-.:' ,:' 1v::g :.g'5: X GIRLS HOCKEY C 1 sorur lums and thru hmku IUHTIS battlrd for suprrmny m Ihr fougr :md horku rournamrms Londurud IH thu lthlrtxr Hgld brforr srhool 'n thr mornmg Ihr sorcgr tram hradrd bx -Xlxcr Nordbu won Ihr sorcrr rhampxonshrp bx our omlng IIS oppomnls ln a doublr round robm War garrt Stratr Laptalmd Ihr ummng horluy tum XKh1Ch Gzumd xutorx onlx afar 1 lonq and hard fought Strugglr GIRLS SOCCER 17 td qt ry , fy. rv. gf 'Z ' 'Puff 'x lf.:-'.: ..I f'..r o an N 1 cm art IH dulgmg m a httlt prt stason gosslp about tht tomparatln stnngth of thur forxx ard xx all and tht bom trushxng abtllty oi thur batktitld Tht outtomt o thtst lnttlt tttt a tttts m past has usuallx bttn mothtr addttton to tht tropht ruom Vwtll good luck bow Ilret doun and a x ard and om nlt to fo Cm of tht mam brllltmt offtmlxts madt bt Cttorgt Rostot xxhlth bartly ftll short of 1 touchdovtn Thu Plonttti unlnshtd a XILIOUS of ftnsnt to romp our tht N111 A pottnttal touchdown play tht Cardlnals ts bun smnrtd bx an altrt Ctntral dt ftnst xx huh all opposltxon found an txtr mtly hard nut to tram Tht outtomt of tat gtmt was dtfimttlx dttldtd by a ttmtlx stftty XKhlCh gan tht IIOFILLYS xtctory bt tht Lost mtrgtn of Z 0 On of tht Hu blg rusoni uhx tht Itomtrs ftll Short of anntxmq tht trophx vt 19 Gtto Ptttrion South Q tlongxttd tm ttr shown Qmkmg om of hm dutlx xcturttt. up tn mots Qouth was tht. onlx obstnlt IH tht Plonttr s path J c d 'l't I 1 ' - V I - v 1- 1 I m - ' ., 1 ll V V y x,f 4 ' ' 1 4 3' ' V . v ' 3 f , , ' , , ,, , . . ' the Y, V 1' I' K Y L 'Vg '-l . ' 3, Y ' - K ' . -L 3 x. VH' H ' -3 x K ' 5' 7 I' X V u K' A g ' l I I H31 Stk' H 1.4. - 1 ,-A vt vu m A I A lcrs to thc tunc of 40-O. H b V by ' ' ' g . 3 V ' 1 Y - . - L 41 A . - , 1 . L M Vk H l 1 V WA' I ' 4 x ' K i Y Y V. vu u w' ,. V' , , , -1 5, L ' . L x4,. K I I' VL. H i .F u C I '1 - x L- v N. I I 4 x vb i I' - K - 3 I H I iw lk' I Beholdf Behold the corona- tion. The bashful king and his fair queen, royal blush and all, are snapped in the midst of all their glory surrounded by my- riads of loyal and happy sub- jects. Long may they rule, and wellf The bark of the starter's gun. the flash of speeding blades, and they're off on one of the many races which were held at Centrals First Annual NX'inter Sport Carnival held at Powderhorn Park. Nlay the best man winf Here we have Harry I-loisen speeding to the finish line. lead- ing his competitors by several lengths. Although the ice was heavy and slow, l-larry showed a great deal of speed and easily outclassed the field in all the speed events. Not to be outclassed by the boys. the girls also were big factors in making the Sport Carnival a success. A faculty race which proved to be a glee- ful affair. and a fast. rough and tumble hockey game topped the day's enjoyment. ,ff I .-.. q , .. . V . ,4..4 ,- ,. . .,- ,-,,, -a if J. F. ,f ,l,,.-a- we Om Hundrrd Tfrirfug One ' A ,R . e--,:f an Q5 X txt Hnally caught t ost tlusxu. gy mnasts hard at yy ork ptrformlng an LXLFCISL yyhuh tomblnts mustular sklll yuth a grtat dtal ot poxst and balano. Hold on boys and dont lost your grnp lor many a nghttous man has falltn by so dolng Bthold our star ptrformtr ID In txtrust yyhxth brlngs lnto play tht musclts of tht arm and shouldtrs ly bwlunung tht yytlght soltly on tht ont Um tl xy um your sup at s 1 mtan look moss you rt rldln Vy htn you art worn out and tlrtd alttr 1 long day s work try thxs ont It s guarantttd to gut lnstant rtlltf but first ltt mt yyarn you bt ctrtaln that you posstss a strong palr of arms and .1 plxablt backbont mmf' on tht homt s rttth it 1 f y1r s yy htn 'All your txttss stamnna ns nlltd upon yyhtn your htart rs plllllltllllg yyhtn your lungs in slrunxng md yyhtn tytry foot ymy sttm 1 n t ills its uhxt 1 stpura L also rm from 1 thlmpnon Vs v, Iv h ., XXVI . '. 'l ' . ' . Ray. th ' . 1 ln' l V X V 3 Co ' D in ' ' .t ' W . th. l.st cw '. d ol' the '. f A' s . 1ilr-l ', is thc 'ft ' 'l ,- . t's an On your markf Get seti G01 They're off with a flash of spikes, the swinging of arms and legs. the pant of straining lungs. and the rhythmic beat of speeding feet. lt's too bad we can't see the finish. No, this doesn't happen to be a participant in an airy spring dance. but one of our ambitious young hopefuls try- ing to work out the effects of spring fever by engaging in the manly art of putting the shot. The pole vault is one of the most difficult of feats. and can- not be accomplished without a great deal of patience. skill, and practice. lt looks very much as if he were going to make it. l-et's wish him happy landings. Going upf A bit of action which displays the muscular action. and graceful movements of the high jumper. in the act of clearing the bar with a good deal to spare. Ona Hur-.irni ll':r!1, Ihre., L - v . .Arif X cf Tennis is a game which calls for fast footwork. a keen eye. and a great deal of mental cour- age, Here our cameraman has caught Howard Benn just after he has made a brilliant return with a fast backhand stroke. Spring and tennis seem to be prevalent wherever you go. Here we see two members of the ten- nis squad practicing for the spring tournament. which is held during the latter part of April. the winner receiving a loving cup. Chicago has got nothing on us when it comes to racqueteers. Here we present an especially vicious specimen of his kind, waiting for a chance to put the little white ball on the spot- where his opponent can't reach it. By the way. lest you forget, they call him Flash. Here we are again. The girls are now striving to swat the lit- tle white ball in a game of ice- less. skateless hockey. I imagine it would be much easier to keep oneself in an upright position in a pair of tennis shoes, At last Tht mtmbtrs of tht fatr Qtx art caught tngagtd tn at rttndlt httlt tussl xx 1 J 3 t wax IS talltd basktt al tl glrs tnjot xourit tts but the gamt looks muth too rough for mt Batttr up T ht pttchtr trtm blts ln th box tht outfit dtrs h up m antlttpatxon ot 1 mtghtx xxallop tht shortstop palts btntath hxs tan a dttp stltntt rttgns throughout tht stands Strtkt thrtt tht um ptrt dronts Alas mtghts 'Niles Ont ot tht many phtsts of glrls gxm work ts atrobauts a htrt xt haxt thrtt atr young mtssts ln a stunt xxhlch although not dtffltult ts htlp ful tn proxldtng httlth 1nd rttrt1t1on A ttnst momtnt tn tl fmt md furlous gam ot baikttball 'I ht tlpoff tht xxhtetlt and tht tus ts Two Qtronq ttlms xxtll hthnttd md xxtll toathtd nut xx x tht htst tt n XX In ' I 1 1 I f A' I' ' ' Q 'h'tI. b ' hc ' ' ' - f b l, XXVI. 'l. - ' ' j , ' C V, , .1 . H ack ' ' ' . 4 , i . .1 I 'v A I-- Cascy has struck out. n l u v Lk akf nd , . V, V. ,. f ' V A X I Y b ' slc ' on. ' , X '. ., A ' '. ', maj - 'at fr 7 Walter l.. Rice represents Central f-liglw in Washing- ton as Special Assistant to tfie Attorney General. As popularly understood, an aclwievement refers to a vvfiolly objective accomplisfiment, it connotes tliat one lias attained a relatively fiigfi standing among fiis contemporaries, eitlwer by amassing a conspicuous fortune, by surpassing tl'ie members of l'1is profession or trade, or by gaining political or social recognition. llwis conception lias frequently made men and vvomen too material-minded. A per- verted entliusiasm vvlwiclw contents itself vvitfi a material objective, not tempered by a regard for tlie subjective, will lead its ovvner into a life of disappointment, embarrassment and consciousness of inferiority. WALTER L. RICE er D ml es bard padnllmq and bucl' breaking porraazmf and uller Ihree monlhs of mos quzloes ue! clolhes Hsh bums hurdluck reuplzons cmd Ihrrllznu cxpcrlences XX alter Por! and I reached Hudsor' Buy In Cl Canoe from Xlmneapolzs Araxol D SI x XRFID Q J' AEA. 1 2' 'f:',Af- ' A' V Tir , , ff ?i-. TX 7 , ,y -fs I xg J Q I l X XE? ,f ' ' 4 . I Q VN y N f ff . GEN. COR INITIATIVE I N' lp ,J , f K , ' f imma , , ,, '77 P' 4-gil fi. SENIORS SOLILOQUY Activities are stepping stones to Centralite's success. Co-operation in your class is helpful too, l guess. l-lomestudy counts. the Freshmen think it quite a dreadful bore. Initiative-that subtle thing-boosts students even more. Effort. honest and sincere, will pull you to the top. Versatile as you'll become. success just cannot stopf Enthusiasm you must show in school as well as play- Mentalities don't really count. it's work that wins that Af Entirely in your reach lie all necessities for fame. Try hard. and youll at least achieve a clean. respected name. 'Im Hu'-.ir-.I' I X hy' A RQFS5. FETLZBQLEQ o goi LW'gD os 3 X 1 ext, B D Ks LEX X NPN P,'gAc5 Ao1?S50I'y3'-Ovgm S500 N05-1N iw B0 A 2 AND 39 Zwi? .s .RA if 1 ZPBHEN gg-Q95 2099 'WY Of Cv 'Z?'8 '- . - nf ' TR S b en - hw VA X was was ' 'Eff Y N f ff W' 'NVZAER QCQFLQGES EQUQTZ-'S50R':'w1ffv? BBL' 4N 4N SQ QQN E509 Ulu CY Q SN ax R 3 Q L sf X X Q Ax S X iggg1TaJ2GN? 'E' i f 23 GY ,,.,- ..-.- . ..., . L '. . .I . . . S f ,S P'iEyZfZa1L5' SVZTAV' . 'Wo Z rf pil' WE! ROUCDCE X 2? 11 Svsnnuzgv 63,59 Q? Avgonlff ! ww f Z7 Btn. Z Z2 621 ly 25:44 we my fgffaff '5w'2f.f2.sZ-,wil Z 5-ri ,AG .Z 9,x9Nf,Q Z f .L w W 2 2 -E. 'f v Q Z C942 1- -- , Z 2 ,,f4'QQQiQ.f?1 1 - . '7 X 1- ' 5. LA CAR ea LL 1 JANUARY sums . 5 TECHNIQUE!! ,, '. -4 WHATS UP SUCH POPULARITY- iefiexbslf' AML 'He Jusl sffmous TTHNKERS A HAPPY FAMILY GET HER NUVIBER IT 5 ONLY VIE FRONT THE FACULTY tim.. 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'fffjbt' f ' Q -Q '- ff in-v . fig B A 4: wt' ' ym .f ,,--.'1fewn4 -5 2 , SHOCKING r NERTS PM WIIO'S WHO7 IN ANY 200 --5 WHATS WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE MORE NERTSN HIS MASTERS VOICE A ROSE AMONG THORNS LIT UP TWO WITH BUT A SINGLE THOUGHT 1 SCHOOL GALS I.OOK OUT BELOW ' ,Q , 3 I ' . . I 1 'L I5 I I I f I 'E I - ,J ' - Q- A 0 ,fx ry .5 fy A 1 1 I ,I Who's Who Deep in a pool of miserv lhe failure strives to swim. But waves of dark discourage-ment Are lapping over him. He cries. Oh helpf' in stranglell tones. XX'ith fishes must l revel? When. loi he spies a length of rope. 'Twill pull him to Q level. 4'Don't fall nowiu cries one rescuer. The sharks below will carve usf' Oh, no they wonitfi savs one. high up. Not if my name is --- l'm next to you. one answers him. 4'But to you I must toady. l'll pull this flunky from despair As sure's my name is in--. l.et's hope the fishes won't get wet, 'Cause it is getting rainy! But theres not been a failure yet Not helped by our Miss NI know how to resuscitate. And that will make him well. He'll make a jump to graduate XX'hen he sees his Miss ?-. ' There, let me try to rescue him. For surely every one may At least achieve a passing grade, Declares sweet-voiced Miss --1-. And so they pull together 'till The failure. with their aid. ls hack on iirmer ground. to try And make that longed-for grade. But what a contrastf See. up there. Our valley-dict is perching. A student not content with As, lior harder subjects searching. Another clings with all his might To high marks. and below him, One flumlaers. peacefullv content Xk'ith CS the teachers owe him. But all these types. though different. XX'ill join us in lielieving lhat there are wavs, besides all A s. Of happilv achieving. it--. lf.:-.:':..:' I :fa W -I il -I TQ' i-Lf XR Q Ili iff l ti i k- 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 ba-4-.-.Q 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 E 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ I I 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 5 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 5 5 5 4+ 4+ 5 5 4+ 4+ 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 if 000040000004-0,000,044,001 4-.'as.'Q0,0Q0'0040.',.,v-.AQQQ4-.0 The PO PUL R SELECTIO of the Students is 92' gwbtog For a period of fifty-one years we have served the High Schools of Minneapolis Fifty-one years of service and satisfaction. What better recommendation? 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Plione-Geneva 4521 -:'::::::::,,.:::::::::- - Qs.f.,..f.'f.'QQ Q,-44,,,.. -.04-,QQQQQ PICTURES for llomc and School The Beard Art Galleries 66-68 So. lOtli St. ::',:: ::::'.'::::::::- - Q BHTTIQR Din' CI.iz.xN1NG Perfection in Laundry Service 707112 Llcnncrs, llyers. Lzumclercrs. Rug and Carpet Cleaners Hatters Furriers MAIN 5212 ::::::'::,Q:.- :J .-::::.-:v - - rv-004, '-'0', 4-4-4-00400400000 Qscherer Trinting 1. l u , IM STEWART MCCRAY 1 and 2 trouser and 4-piece golf suits Every new Stewart McCray suit explains in itself the wide- spread popularity and prestige of Stewart McCray clothing. Stewart McCray suits are dis- tinctively collegiate in style, in every smart new color and fab- ric, and all are inimitably hand-tailored S so MAURICE L ROTHSCHILD 86 CO. Palace Clothing House MISNEAPOLIS ST. 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Nicollet and 6th Street. COSTUMERS Minneapolis Costume Co.. 501i S. 9th Street. DRUG STORES Rockstad Drug Co.. 2001 -lth Ave. ENGRAVERS Weston Engraving Co., 2932 Colfax Ave. S. FLORISTS Eorchas The Elorist, 603 Marquette Ave. Henry Bachman Sons, Inc.. 6010 Lyndale Ave. S. ICE CREAM COMPANIES Ives Ice Cream Co.. 128 University Ave. S. E. JEWELERS Nelson 8 Nelson Bros.. 1722 NVest Lake Street. LIGHT LUNCHES Olympie. 9th and Hennepin. MUSICAL INSTRUCTION Warren School of Music, 5 West Lake. PHOTOGRAPHERS Miller Studios, 608 Nicollet Ave. PRINTERS Augsburg Publishing House. 425 S. 4th Street. Minnesota Printing Co., 3031 Nicollet Ave. Scherer Printing Co.. 423 S. 5th Street. PUBLICATIONS Central High News. 4th Ave. and 34th Street. Centralian. 4th Ave. and 3-ith Street. Quest. 4th Ave. and 34th Street. SHOE COMPANIES Home Trade Shoe Store. 924 Nicollet Ave., and 219 Nicollet Ave. TYPEWRITER COMPANIES Minnesota Typewriter Exchange. 217 S. 5th Street Smith. L. C. and Corona Typewriters. Inc., 223 S. 4th Street. XVATER COMPANIES Chippewa Springs Corporation. Pxruoxizia Cenrralian ADVERTISERS AND MENTION THE Cenrralian O H tiJIfq5 1 w Dear Reader: The 1931 Centralian Staff wishes to acquaint you with some of the people who aided us to edit this book. Our two faculty advisers deserve unlimited credit for their hard work in developing The Centraltun. Miss Mary Harris. our faculty adviser, has won a place in the heart of each of us by her patient tolerance of our mistakes and her firm judgment which has bolstered up our courage during trying hours. Vvlithout the able assistance of Miss Ella Witter we would have been lost in a sea of technical terms. Her wide experience has acted as a life-buoy to us, for every time we were puzzled she has come to our assistance with illuminating advice. She was very ably assisted by the senior art class whose members designed all the color work of the book. All the noted alumni whose pictures and messages you have seen were very prompt in responding to our requests. We wish especially to thank Mr. Don Gibbons for securing the picture ol' Floyd Gibbons for us. We also thank Mrs. Alice Drechsler for the picture of Miss May Lydon. Our subscription drive was greatly augmented by the splen- did talks of Miss Laura Henry's public speaking class. Miss Henry certainly helped us put across that campaign. We also owe a great deal to Robert Bruce and Katherine Struble for their inspiring speeches at our subscription assembly. Miss Grosz directed our skit that day and also helped to write it. Every performer in our subscription skit and our Centralian Day assembly added indirectly to building this annual. Appre- ciation is also due the room representatives who spent much time in collecting our subscription money. Our contacts with these people have taught us the value of cooperation in the world and the necessity of performing to the best of our ability every task. however small. THis 1931 CENTRALIAN Sraml 'lm lla'-Jf..l Yiwu

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