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

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Senior Honor WE ALL ADMIRE EFFICIENCY in any line of work. Those who stand among the highest fourth in the Senior Class this year deserve high praise for their ability to learn. We find on this honor roll all those to whom studying has been, either continually Or spasmodically, the prime feature of the high school course. For those who are not here it might be said that outside work has prevented them, but after a careful observance Of the list it seems that with few exceptions those who have much to do have also studied well. Martha Randall, valedictorian, one of the foremost girls of the class, has held a high place in the class activities. lt seems certain that one occupa- tion sharpens another, and hence the advisability of having many things to do. MARTHA RAND ALL ---- - - 94.84 HELEN FICHTENAU - 87,95 FRIEDA PLIEEKE - - 93.10 MAY MOELLER - - - 87.83 HELEN GRIFFIN - - 92.97 LOUISE COLVILLE - 87.77 DOROTHY PRATT - - 92.55 NORMAN NELSON - - 87.67 MARION WARD - - 91.71 KATHERINE WELLS - 87.67 LILLIAN LARsON - - 91.55 FORD HALL ---- 87.60 OTTO NALL ---- - - 91.52 ROSE LIEBERMAN - - 87.31 JVIABEL Boss - - - - - 91.33 FLORENCE JOHNSON - 87.19 RJARGARET JNICCLINTOCK - - 91.32 JEAN ELMQUIST - - 87.11 AVERY GILKERSON - - - 91.12 FLORENCE SCHABACKER 87.08 FLORENCE VOCT - - - - 91.10 EVELYN NOVOTNY - - 87.05 RUTH FITCH - - - - 91.09 CLIFTON HOLMES - - 86.97 KATHERINE BOLE - - - - 90.84 JOHN HARCREAVES - 86.76 ELIZABETH SINYKIX - - - 90.77 ALLEN EDDY ---- 86.75 HELEN HAUsER - - A - 90.63 SYLVIA PERELSTEIN - 86.58 WILHELM YLvIsARER - - - 90.55 HAZEL BAILEY - - - 86.56 ALBERT KINcsI-'ORD - A - 90.54 ANNA HEILMEIER - - 86.53 JEAN KELLER - - - - 90.32 JOHN FULTON - - 86.46 FRANK KUNE - - - - 90.22 HELEN Gnoss - 86.40 CAROLYN WOLFE - - - 90.15 JOHN PRINS - ' 86.39 GERTRUDE WEBER - - - - 90.11 GENEVIEVE PIATT - - 86.35 REINE PINO - - - - - 90.03 EVERETT KNAPP - - 86.33 CLARENCE SANDERS - - - 90.01 GRACE MACDONALD - 86.30 RENATA MULLER - - - 89.96 RUTH STEELE - - - 86.20 WILLIAM FORssELL - - - 89.29 JSOBEL RISING - - 86.18 RUTH WILLSON - - - - 89.17 VICK NIERRILL - - 86.14 ERNEST BREMMER - - - 88.79 DAPHNE THOMPSON - 85.85 VINCENT VONDRAK - - 88.61 MILDRED CESANDER - 85.72 ESTHER BERRY - - - 88.56 LILLIAN THOMPSON - 85.66 BERTRAM DOWNS - - 88.43 MABEL DAvIs - - - 85.46 EMMY NEWMAN - - 88.41 EDWIN DWYER - - 85.40 lV1ARY FREEMAN - - 88.36 SUE MASON - - - 85.38 ANNE HAEDECRE - - - 88.31 HOWARD KELSEY - - 85.37 lVlARION LAIDLAW - - - 88.23 HELEN CAWLEY - - 85.29 DOROTHY PETERSON - - - 88.14 ELEANOR HERRNIANN 85.28 l1'1lLDRED HOGAN - - - 88.09 EDWIN PORTER - - - 85.27 HONORABLE MENTION ARTHUR RJALCHOW ------ 85.25 NATALIE CARDOzO - 85.17 IIILLIAN PAULSI-IN ------- 85.16

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GUI' C1333 AdViSOI' WHEN WE LOOK over the four years of our high school life, and consider those who have been closest to us in the few friendships we have acquired, we turn to one who has been our most loyal friend. Miss Grace N. Elliott is the one to whom we have gone for the sincere advice of a comrade. What- ever the class has don measure to Miss Elliott Although these few lines e toward the promotion of class ideals is due in a large C' whose influence has enabled us to be successful. can not express our appreciation, the Class of 1917 of gratitude pays her a loving tribute. lVlay she remember us always, for she will always live in our memories. with the greatest feeling 7