Central High School - Optimist Yearbook (Crookston, MN)

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Juniors , The class of 1915, which has a membership of 55 students, is one of 'the' largest and by far-' the best behaved class in the High School. A A . , A . ' The juniors have won several honors this year, and are in hopes of winning more next year. The l10l10rs,,which were won this year, are-First place in the Hallowefen' parade,,lirst place in bthe ticket selling contest, Cfor which they received a beautiful banner? and first place ill the spelling contest. Their record this year has'been an 'excel'len't'one,'ant1 they hope to make it still better next year. This class will have the honor of being the lirst to gradllate from the new High School, and of being the best that has ever left the Crookston schools. PRESIDENT -, - Cecil McCaffrey VIC-E-PRESIDENT - I .Aaron Felsing TREASURER - - Everett Rowe , . SECRETARY ---- Ellsworth Final A 1 Roll Call: n Berg, Clalja Johnson Helell Bragstad, Agnes johnson Myron Buckley,VFlorence Johnson, Theodore Caouette, Roselva Krostue,'Theresa- Carpenter, Ada Cllamberlin, rWesley Collins, Clare V' Cornelius, Virgil Cram,'Lucile ' Duval, Mayme Ebbighausell, Josie Ehaust, Valentina Espe, Henry Evans, Helen Felsing, Aaron Final, Ellsworth Flood, Harley I Fylling, 'Arthur' Getty, Albert Graves, Willifrecl Gronvold, Arnold Hanson, Clara Hocll, TTEl6l'l Holkesvig, Alexander Lamb, Jay l- ' Larson, Gladys Lee, Ephrine , Leich, Merrill Lillo, Waldemar McCaFfrey,'Cecil H' Montague, Eunice" Nason, Elizabeth Olson, Agnes Page, Jeannette - Paulsberg, Alma, Peterson, Albert Ranlstad, Wallace Regeclal, Elizabetlif Risch, Marguerite Rowe, Everett Schuler, Marie Villars, Esther Watts, Sheldon Woodllam, Gail

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5 -ff,--,,,.-.if-5-wig: iz' "HANDICAPPED" ' or "A Racing Romance" Mrs. Lawton, Principal of Summerville Academy ..... . ---- L63-ll Hilffmall Tom, negro servant ..... ...................,... ..... N ..... enry Page Miss Pinks, Assistant Principal .... .. ---- Ueofglanlle Allard May ....................... .... M ildred Hagen Genie -,-...., . . ' ....... Mamie Heiberg Nellie Luwtgn ..,.,..,.,'., School Girls ..... A lma Christianson Robe,-ta .,......- I M , A ......... Mable Green Georgianna ...... l Mum Maybelle Jacobson Rev. Theophilus Stiggs, a young clergyman ........... . ....... .... C larence Larson Edward Thurston, a young man with a taste for fast horses .................. Ed. Sylvestre Mrs. Thurston, sister of Mrs. Lawton ....... . ............................. Florence Levins A delightful little comedy, "Mr. Bobs," was presented by the Dramatic Club on Friday 13, 1914, under the excellent training of Mrs. Chas. I. Gray. The hoodoo of Friday, the thirteenth, was, indeed, laid low by the Dramatic Club, and no hint or mishap marred the performance of "Mr. Bob." All the characters were cleverly portrayed. The High School Orchestra furnished the music between the acts. The cast was as follows: "Mr. Bob," who is an extraordinary 'manly ideal .... .... I eannette Page Patty, who "yearns to be a dancer" .................. Mamie Heiberg Jenkins, who "h'objects" ...................... ........ L eonard Mills Mr. Brown, who "came down"Q ................. .... N Villiam Schermer Philip Royson, who causes much merriment ........ ...Harry Nicholson . Katherine Rogers, who likes a joke ................. .... L eah Hartman Miss Rebecca Luke, who has "cats on the brain" ...... ...Florence Hughes Humor Senior, Cin grammar-classjzb A kiss is a noun, though generally used as a conjunction. It is never declined, although used mostly in the plural. It agrees with me. A ' ' xnxx: ,L Harry Nicholson is thinking seriously of writing a revised version of the "Aeneid." It will ,not hc anything like the original, but it undoubtedly will be interesting. ' "" " ' ' 'N f Tj ' ll' Ill ik lk il! ' X "Did your watch stop when itgdropped on the the floor?" asked Sheldon Watts. "Sure,' answered Merrill, Leick. "Did you think it would go through?" "-4-4 rr lk lk ar 1- ' Alvin Gronv-old, thai ig picture takenb-"Have I the pleasant expression you need?" Photographer: "Perfectly, sir." , - Alvin G.: "Then let her 'go quick, governor, it hurts my face." . ' ' ' . n- lk xo- at :sf ,K ' ' 1 Alvin G. Qin Virgil classjz Acestes appeared, dreadful looking in the garment of an Af-ricani bear: Hugh R.: At that time England was 'being attacked by whales. CWales.J . ' HK lk D11 if IF A An exchange states that the word "Sophomore" is derived from a Greek word meaning "stupid." And yet the Sophs are proud of their title. , . in fs- it fx in V A A bright Freshie wrote the following sentence on an examination paper lately: "The cow was wagging its tail." ' . . - - PF lk lk FF ll! If 32 degrees is the freezing point, what is the squeezing point? CTwo in the 'sh'ade.J nf ff 1- fr 41 Clarence L.: Say, there's some gum on this seat. . Miss LeDahl: Well, don't take it. f a- ff -r wk wk Henry P. tasked to name the important events in Carlyle's life.J Well, he got married. at if ao- if an " 'Tis an ill wind that bloweth from the chemistry laboratory." .I fo- fr -4- if -r ' Ed. makes his own dresses, but his mother trims his hats. . if -if ak x- 4- Harry N. Ctranslating Virgilj: She was his husband,-I mean he was her wife,-no. '.

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