Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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The Senior Board Editor in Chief............................ Business Manager........................... Russell W. Morse Robert A. Schmitt ASSOCIATE EDITORS Literary................................... Organization............................... Society.................................... Art........................................ Gertrude Mitchell Frances Kersteter Harold Soule Mary Edwards REPRESENTATIVES B Room: Thomas Chapman Bain Carey F Room: Herbert Churchill Josephine Bevins C Room: Gordon Young Leona Berge G Room: John Ganssle Eleanor Mathews D Room: Fred Carleton Louise Leonard H Room: Adele Bardwell Galen Moyer E Room: Murray Neilson Margaret Decker I Room: Lloyd Wing Naomi Jones —16—

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AS IT WILL BE

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Editorial Edicts E IT hereby understood, that this luminescent conglomeration of paragramatists and psychopomps, in the imposition of these diaphanous and ephemeral cerebral gyrations of the Board of Editors, upon the heterogeneous and intramundane rabble, O!! beg pardon; it just occurred to us that the common mob, not indigenous to Central High and not experiencing the sublimating life of the class of 1912, would be at a loss to understand us in our natural tongue and so we descend to English. C$J $3 C$J Hear Ye All LL bones with the Annual Board will be picked June 1, 1912. Mr. Lundquist, Head Potwalloper, will attend to all complaints at the Hockey Rink. Every year, the gentle reader in an eruption of originality (?) and peevishness (!) says a few of the things that Adam said about the Senior of 8092 B. C. This year we will save the gentle reader much trouble and many conscientious scruples by appending his probable remarks. They are numbered so that they can be easily and nonchalantly referred to with the same effect as if perpetrated by the speaker. 1. Well, we’re not to blame. What could you expect from such a punk Annual Board. 2. I think the slams they put in after the names are just horrid. 3. Oh, Rats! They have had that in every year since I was a Freshman. 4. Why don’t they get a new picture of Uncle Mac? 5. I think it was mean of them not to print my joke (picture, poem, paper) about----------. It was lots better than ----------- s joke (picture, poem, paper). 6. Gee, the cover makes a good blotter anyway! 7. Won’t mother be proud when she sees my picture. 8. Look at the picture of the Board! Do you wonder at the book?