Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Greeting. T LAST, after much work and many discouragements, we have finished tlie second number of the Annual. We certainly realize its faults, but cannot help feeling glad that our work is done. If our readers knew all we had planned to put within the covers of this Annual, they might perhaps rejoice more in what we have omitted than in what we have written. We have endeavored to follow the maxim: “Variety is the spice of life,” and have given you the chance to weep at our jokes as well as laugh at our vanity. One of the objects in publishing this Annual is to give the people of Minneapolis a better idea of the Class of ’91, and another is that the members of the class may have something which will recall the happy days spent together in the High School. If this book shall ever help you to while away a dull hour, or bring back to memory the days when you were scholars at school, and put bent pins in the teacher’s chair, or mice in the desk of the timid girl, then we shall be satisfied, and forget the tiresome days and nights spent in writing it. And last, but not least, we leave behind us our best wishes for the growth and prosperity of the Central High School. -3

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To PROF. JOHN S. CROMBIE, Principal of tiie Central High School, A Faithful Teacher and Devoted Friend. In Testimony of our Sincere Affection, this Volume is Respectfully Dedicated By the Class of ’91.

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mmm Calendar. First Term begins September 1, ’90. First Term ends January 23, 91. Second Term begins January 26, ’91. Second Term ends June 12, ’91. Christmas Vacation, December 24 to January 5. Spring Vacation, March 20 to March 30. Class Night, June 10. Commencement, June 12.