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

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reg g sEgN1oR WORLD toastthe team subs, and coach. Meryl Pedersen's toast is making a great hit. What a clever little girl! The class is now getting ready for its senior assembly. Maud McMahon is very busy directing this 'Mother Goose Assemblyf CI am sorry I can not let you all see the performance in my globe.j What a success it is! d 'fThings grow dimmer-the busy class is working on so many things that I can not distinguish any longer just which is which or who is who. But there seems to be a book of some kind which they are working upon. The old man paused, seemed weary after all this speech, and sat down. As he did so, he said, VVhat a jaunt I have given these students. -By Evelyn King. fqwb' .ff F' 'WWW' Will lm Hflllllui ffllllllw nllllf mln fig? AGC 0- Q A A XX 5 ' W 'nw --g ill ' 'iii -- WI hm--nil b 'iz' ,Wir , Ui'5mf'I'i'ii Iilllt. llliiimmllll... -vll uum I mwlipt -xiiimIWig,. .nl -'UWM' ellll 's i '- fUllf -r 'lHWlll1v-Q i--'maui l'3 l'1lf:::111t11!?fl!l al l WW ellllllli ' i f 1, . bdekev

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SENIOR WORLD A carrying the books that they did carry, and they seem to have lost their conscientiousness. But we will wait and see what happens under the leadership of Franklyn Matson as president, John Farrell as vice- president, Evelyn King as secretary, and Helen Eggert as treasurer. My this globe is getting dark and there is only one bright spot on it. What can it be? Oh! I see it is the war and the bright spot is for the sophomore class of Central, who are doing their bit by being the best represented 'Sammy Backers' at Central, and I see that they are very proud in having Buford Penrose, Herbert Labbitt, Eugene Hueske, Gordon Fairclough, Donald Sanders and James St. Clair enlist in the service. They are also making preparations for a dancing party for the benefit of the Red Cross. And with this the old man seemed to regain his enthusiasm over the class. The class is being turned over to the supervision of Miss Dana as Mr. Hodapp's spare moments are taken up with athletic work. Catherine Finek, Melvin Kelly and Alice Mason are doing fine work on the numeral committee. My, how time does fly! Here are my little boys and girls, young men Hlld women. All tl1e girls have lengthened their skirts, and the boys are wearing extensions. Ah! I see the officers for this year are George Downs, president, Dexter Lufkin, vice-president, Helen Caulfield, secretary, and Ruth How, treasurer. t'The boys are becoming better athletes and all around sports, not only i11 football, but in track and baseball, and they are working with all their might to make athletics a success. We are now at the Junior-Senior. Mr. Norton is leading the audience in singing. They are now enjoying the clever play written by Miss Helen Austin. Now, they are all going upstairs to the library to step on each other's toes for the remainder of the evening. The lights are now flickering as a signal to go home, and the old man shakes his head and says, 'fI am sorry, but I must fly. This J. S. is certainly a wonderful success, under the leadership of Miss Colter, who has taken Miss Dana 's place as class adviser. June has come, and I will let them go their way until fall. With this the old man looked up from the crystal globe with a sigh of relief. It was not long before he glanced into the crystal again and straightened up in astonishment and said: Oh! They are back again. I see they have already elected Mark O'Dea, president, Clark Donohue, vice-president, John Farrell, secretary, and George Downs, treasurer. Class numerals have been given out. Debate pen- nants have been awarded to George Downs, Chester Barnes, and Harold Palmer. The debating team for this year consists of Joseph Peilen, Bernard Hilton, and George Downs. The question for debate is: Resolved, That the Street Railway Franchise recently voted on by Minneapolis, should be adopted by St. Paul. The young ladies of the class are just as loyal as ever, and let me see what they are doing now. I am getting quite old, and my eye- sight is poor. It must be the football banquet. Sure enough, it is, and what a great success, all due to the hard work, faithfulness, and good cheer of Catherine Finck. The toasts are now being given. Ruth Powers is toastmistress. She is calling on Antoinette Nelson, Helen Eggert, Alice Mason, Carolyn George and Meryl Pedersen to

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