Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Qllass uf iianuarp 1914 OFFICERS. R.xx'x1OR1m UVERAHRE Presidmzt IIELIEN BARER Vice-Presidmzt IQTIIIEL LIECK S?f'l'Uf!l7'jV XNILLIAKI IXl.'XNl'liI Trm.f1f1'c1f Social. Annual. IIELEN BQXKIER, Clllllflllllll HAROLD BROWN ESTHER Ll'Nm:ER4: CHARLES FULLER K.XTlI.XRIXli RYAN Colors. NIYRTLIE .XRNULIBJ Clltlfflllllll ITLORIZNCIQ I-BAKER Nl1L1mREn SESSIONS Memorial. XVALLACE PINNEY, Clmir111a1z CAROL BUTTICRVVORTH Motto. fiEORGIi QSEE HAROLD CLARK, C1101-1'l'lltlIl IQTHEL KILBOL'1iNE HARRY C.-XRRINGTON FLORENCE BIATIIER HAROLD HINCKLIiX' ALXRK BOHEN Announcements. K I AROARET R ICGREGOR MASON AICCARTIIY SARAH TOMAXSKY Pictures. LEONARD I-11-IRRMANK, Clzairmazz GRACE HIRTON LAWRENCE VVADSWORTH PAGE 19

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G li 1 N ANNUAL BOARD. ll.xRo1.1v IJ. KR,x1f1fT - Editor in Clzivf ll.xRor.1m CLARK - Malzagillg Editor S. FLm'1m SICDGVVICK Business Manager l'l.XRUl.l7 lllNKLlEY BlISI.lI6 SS ,lfanagcr ASSISTANT EDITORS. HARRY CARRINGTON GLENN LEWIS IZTHEL KILIEOUIQNIS AGNES NICCARTHY FLORENCE lXflATIlER MAIQGARET BROWN KA'fllERINli COANI, O7g071i3Ufi0M'S MARK Boi-1EN,, Athletics HARVEY L1 NDHOLM, Advertisifzg FACULTY ADVISORY COMMITTEE. MR. AlCXVIlURTI2R Bliss PROBETT Miss RICGREGOR MRS. BRENNAN Miss XN'rLI.iAMs Miss XYHITE C!EiJituriaI HE Senior Classes of 1914 have produced the first Annual Nm of this new school. The january and june committees were incorporated into one large Annual Board which acted as a unit in working on this volume. This necessitated the greater part of the work being done early in the term, be- fore the january Class left school. Because of the extremely large classes, this volume is principally a senior catalogue, showing their school and social activitiesg but in another sense it is a true history of this school, tracing Central High School from its inception in 1868 to its culmination of the present time. It is the earnest desire of the Annual Board that this First annual of the new school shall set a standard for all future annuals and that it may be truly representative of our New Central.

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G E 'P 0 Zlliu the Glass nf ianuarp, 1914. NIORS: Now that our four years at old Central are fin- HTJ ished, we feel that some of the best years of our lives are over. During these four years we have made new friend- ships, have formed new habits. We come forth changed peo- ple. And what do we remember of our school life? We remember the social activities, of course. Some of us even remember a part of what we studied here. But the main thing for us to remember is to go on through life as we have gone through high school-leaders. In football the Seniors stood first. In basketball and debate we ranked highest. The january class has been noted for its originality. We gradu- ated iirst from the new schoolg we started the custom of hav- ing a class banner. We were the first to have a class yellg the first for many years to give a class playg in fact, throughout our high school course we have been LEADERS. Now let us show that we have gained something from our school life by continuing, outside school as when in, by being true LEAD- ERS for all time. RAYMOND OVERMIRE, Class President. 1 l