Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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llli twin .Xlwiit si tlzmcc fri SL'CUllKl cmiplcs 1 ,L I Svurial Artinitiw social activity uf thc class, as at class, has cunsistwl ol clzmccs. 'l'hc tirst wus given at thc .Xiiclituriiim A-Xilinx xty couples wcrc prcscnt. 'l'his was at fairly succcsslul will at tinzmciztl stzmclptiiiit, thu the hull was cruwclccl. 'llht was given :tt thc new Xlzistmic llztll :tml zilmiit fifty were lllLxl'L'. lt was nutzihlc thztt ut thc hrst tl wcrc cith frum nth in that tix this. l'l:1iis XX'cst llll zihly hc cr ll'Ulll XX cst ur Nt1l'lll.I1Illl2li thc sccnmml mic-lialf w :mac ulmiit half thc pcnplv. cr scliuuls. xxllllllllll this suppiirt we wimlml halve git lmlcf' Nliirc zittcitiluncc lmy thc ltmwci' clzissmcii wuull :irc lacing mzulc fm' Qithcr ai clnnvc given jointly with cl lizist ur fur 21 senior ziliimni. The latter plan will prob fullmvccl. :ls it was fuimml rcry successful last ycztr. lfithcr clzmcc wimlml ht I tmx'i1,zilm1it Klux' lst. ' ,given ut thc Klzismiic 'l'cmplC, clown ID. ll. IIRUXYN. Lltziirmzm. t All f ' i t ' tu i 2 4- ' f 12:29 'ft 3 li-10 'fl Y 'i'?' - I QAM l llurc yuu Zl little fairy in yuur litmic? tlf you liztycift l'ruls Sinipstm. :tlmiit it. l llczirrl, llmsmcr, Altmlmstm :mtl linlcrsmi can tcll yur 15 Lll, 1 .ill

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15111 Qllazz iKnnrh lTll the election of oflieers the senior class of 1010 became an entity. Yarious standing committees were appointed. Numerous meetings were called to order by the president. The minutes were sometimes read by the secretary. The clock early received the attention of the class. ln order that this enterprise might not be undertaken without due consid- eration, a special committee was appointed for investigation and it was reported that the clock could be repaired free of charge! lf anyone doubts that the seniors have an aesthetic sense, look at the class sweaters. That monogram tgreen and goldl is a work of art. XYe had our pictures taken at Golling-Hesse. They too are works of art. Our class meetings were always spirited. lly far the most interest was manifested in the discussion of that vital question the Honor System. lt was thought that the adoption of an honor system would establish a worthy precedent and would be a moral stimulus to the freshmen. llut when the final vote was taken, the class. like all Gaul, was divided into three parts. Thus was ended a great reform. XVithout any superfluous discussion and with no objections we have decided upon our class play. The Cricket on the Hearth, which will be given at the liast High Auditorium, .-Xpril 15, 1010. The class has yet to select and present its memorial. ln three more months our course will be completed. The Senior Class will be no more. lint its individuals will go forth, Ad Yincen- dum. Attest. lll2l,liN R. TL'TTl.li. Secretary. Elreanurrrki Illvpnrt T has always been the treasurer's idea that the motto lin Avant. applied directly to his duties: therefore he has endeavored to keep the linancial outlook clear and the class from going ignominiously in the hole. So far he has been success- ful. The two Senior lnformals, given by the class. were both very enjoyable ailairs. both to the participants and to the treasurer, for 3323.25 was realized on the dance of November 2-lth and 310.50 on january 1-lth. Numerous necessary expenses, how- ever, have lessened these amounts. Twice has the class ex- pressed its sympathy to fellow classmates in the forms of Howers. and the procuring of class plays was a considerable item. .Xt the present date, 318.75 remains for future days. May they be as propitious as those of the past! IXXYID ti.AXl.l2 JONES. Nlarch 17, 1010. Treasurer of 'Iune Class 1010. 14

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Cl-IAIRMEN OF COMMI'1 1'EES Asa Marshall, Memorial Mabel Lahart, Program Grant McCluskey, Picture Mary Child, Clan Play Lester Mitchell, Sfweatrr Donald Brown. Sofia! I6