Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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january '14 impart By Ethel Leck, Secretary. E only make brief mention here of our achievements since entering in September. We hope they will be handed down as traditions, for we E have been, in a sense, pioneers in this new building. At first we scarce- ly knew how to begin, because the class was so scattered, but we managed to have our meetings announced in advance and it was no hardship to attend. The meetings were held in Mr. Boardman's room. Mr. Boardman was our faculty representative and we highly recommend him to all succeeding classes. Early in the term our president began appointing committees. We selected our class motto, class yell, and class colors, which tie our diplomas. and are used in our class penant. In October we gave a Hallowe'en party in the gymnasium, which was a success in every way. We gave the Hubner Studio the order of our class pictures and they did very well, considering-? The try-outs for the class play aroused much interest and good-natured rivalry,-much more rivalry than did the awarding of honors. We had learned long ago to admire these illustrious ones and were only too glad to see them receive their reward. Our class, in its turn, participated in the time-honored custom of voting down Caps and Gowns, although the boys rather favored the idea. There has been much discussion concerning our memorial, and we hope that it will be acceptable to CENTRAL. illrzasurws import William Manual, Treasurer. NU financially Beginning with our junior Hard Time Party the Class has had a balance in the treasury, even though small. HERE has never been a time when the January 1914 Class has suffered I . b KA ' ,TQ Our class play was an immense success from the financial point of view, aside from its artistic excellence, and the class has a large balance in the bank. PAGE 31