Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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A SENIORS The Seniors are the grandest things. Ini rl They always do their durrrdest They’re really angels without wings. The wisest and the learndest. The freshmen gaze at them with awe. The Sophs wish to be like them. j(7 The Juniors do not feel so raw. And soon as Seniors hike them. Pn£e Thirteen

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(CnmmittecH of Hatmarij 1H15 Social Constance Smith, Chairman Robert Fischer Dorothy Darling Esther Radeck Elizabeth Brown Hoxey Griswold Walter Holmgren Auuuuuccmrut Gladys Griffith. Chairman Mary Silber Elizabeth Campbell Picture Seward Hagen, Chairman Ruby Cochran Elmer Wightman Margaret Buchanan Annual Edgar Jaeger, Chairman Marshall Osborne Lorna Beers (Class Oati (Cniuiuittrr Edith Cotton, Chairman Esther Radeck Walter Holmgren Earle Jones Gladys Griffith Lorna Beers Scott Stevens Clyde Fredrickson BUmurial Card Koch, Chairman Eva Vallentyne Carl Anderson Plan Leon DeKindree — Stage Manager Scott Stevens Business Manager Martin Hagen Advertising Manager 'HE class of January 1915 organized for its senior year in September 1914. A successful informal dance was given with the June class. The faculty entertained the two senior classes at a very fine informal party. After some discussion the class decided on Rembrandt’s photographs and Wild’s announcements. On December eighteenth, Pinero’s “Cabinet Minister” was given by talented members of the class with the help of Miss McGregor. As a memorial the class paid the balance due on the Steinway piano. With graduation on January twenty-first a very pleasant year was ended. Edith Cotton, Secretary Page T wdve

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EUGENE AICH “More dear for lack of art. Page Fourteen 0 ALICE ANDERSON “For she was just the quiet kind, whose natures never vary. ANTOINETTE ANDERSON “Thy modesty’s a cradle to thy merit. CARL ANDERSON “Thy voice is a celestial melody.” GLADYS ANDERSON “So sweet the blush of bashfulness.’' ELLA ARMS “For silence and chaste reserve is woman’s genuine praise.”