Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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JFacultii John N. Greek, Principal Lou N. McWhorter, Asst. Principal Maud Miller, Home Visitor Ellen A. Davidson, Clerk Mabel A. Hagen, Clerk Margaret R. Greer. Librarian £ngUat) Allard. Helen G. Berg, I. Marie Boardman, Charles W. Brown, Annette Coleman, Bessie R. Crounse. Emma S. Gray. Lillian F. Hildrup, Helen L. Hilton, Edna McGregor, Ellen E. Morris. Olive C. Probett, Ida V. Siddall, Margaret W. Warrick. Ethelbert Williams, Grace A. $iuUiry Allen, Egbert L. Brennan, Jessie O. Forester. Fannie M. Jordan, Medora Kuhlman, Charles B. Numbers, Martin W. Porter, Annie A. Science Andrews, Adolph P. Emerson, Byron T, Leavitt, Clara K. Orsborn, Harry E. Rohde, Henry J. Sweet. Earl language Conway, Estelle Fish, Florence A. Helliwell, Clare F. Hussey. Alice Johnson. J. William Orfield. Didrick J. Pehoushek, Charles Richardson, Mary T. Schirmer. Helene C. Siehl, Claude D. Snyder, Zina I). Sumpter, Nellie E. Willis. Carl L. Hlatljcmaticn Adams, Cynthia E. Adams. Julia O. Buresh, Anthony E. Hendrix, Julia M. Nutter. Hannah A. Phillips. Jennie C. Rodgers, Walter S. Thomas. Anna Belle Oumcatir t ricnrc Folsom, Elizabeth G. Strauch, Hilda L. Draining White. Amy A. Witter. Ella M. Oumcstir Art Hellner. Lena C. Stevans. Janet M. Towlcr, May B. iflauual draining Brook, Harley M. Dennis, Robert I. Funsett, Harlow G. Glasby, DeCloise Hill, Wilmer W. Lindem, Christian J. Trufant, Nellie S. JHyairal draining Paine, Amy R. Pellon. Alvin C. Spore, Jessie E. Thorner, Guy C. (tunnncrrial Cummings, Larman (). Hosmcr, Frank H. Regan. Ella L. Winkleman, Benjamin M. urinal draining Dills. May H. Pa lie Nine

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THE NEW Our Alma Mater can point with pride to many of our prominent citizens and say, “They went forth from my gates.” The list of their names is a long one from David Percy Jones who has been mayor, Douglas Fiske, President of the Civic and Commerce Association, and Pudge Heffelfinger we all know that he means football, to our dear Quentin. Among them are some of our faculty, Miss Crounse, Miss Fish, Miss Helliwell, Miss McGregor, Miss Towler, Miss Trufant, Miss Greer and Mr. Andrews. When we see how Central has grown from the little school in the Washington building to our fine new structure, from a graduating class of three to more than fifty times as great, and when we see how much has been accomplished by those who have gone before us, we realize that we will have to work and play hard to follow the examples that have been given us. We must use all our strength and power to be worthy of our Alma Mater. Page Eiftht

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A (tribute tu (Central. Dear Central, to honor thee now we are come, And to thee all our homage we bear, Alma Mater, the noblest, the truest, the best, The fairest of all that is fair. Dear friendships in thee will ever be found, Rich treasures for soul and for mind; Thou hast sheltered us well from life’s perils and storms, And thy ties round our hearts thou hast twined. Our voices we raise in the highest acclaim, And our loyalty now to thee plight. We love thee, we’ll win thee bright laurels of fame, Thy honor we’ll keep fair and white. To enter the portals of Wisdom’s estate We are striving within thy broad halls, And slowly but surely we’re learning the way To answer aright when Life calls. We pray that good fortune may ever be thine In all that the future may bring. Dearest Central, thy praises, fond, loyal and true, Thru eternity clearly shall ring. We ne’er can forget thee. As long as we live Thy mem’ry will brighten our lot, ‘‘And dry with the dryness of ashes shall be The heart that remembereth not”. Eleanor Sewall Pa fie Ten