Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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3n jflrmortam iBiss tilizabctb (Coleman DIFFICULT it is indeed to come to the realization of the loss of one of our dearly beloved members of the faculty. For three years Miss Klizabcth R. Coleman taught in our midst. But these three years, short as they seem in reckonings of years and days, sufficed to endear her to the hearts of all those with whom she came in contact. Tho her direct sphere of activities was centered about the Knglish department and her classes those of underclassmen, she nevertheless came in intimate contact with and won many, many friends among the upper classmen, due to her services as a club advisor and other activities. Possessed of a kindly personality, she won confidences and then counseled wisely. Beautiful in face, character and carriage, none who knew her could help but love her. Then Nature said 'A lovelier flower On earth was never sown. This Child 1 to myself will take. She shall be mine’------- 13

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 if anTmMtITlTTTTTmTTT,r77TTTrillIIxt | pyj 3n iHemoriam iiHiss Amu White II IS with the deep regret of the faculty and the students alike that we acknowledge the loss we have sustained in the death of Miss Amy White. Mr. (ireer recently spoke impressively of her power as a teacher, saying in effect that even with students who did not develop much skill of hand, she was able by her sympathetic interpretation of the underlying principles of art, to make it a means of culture and to give some vision of the value of beauty in our lives. Her essential womanliness and breadth of culture carried her influence beyond the circle of her class room and was a potent factor in our school. She has had a large share in building up the art department to its present notable standing. Her taste and her training fitted her for this work to which she gave the full measure of devotion. The excellent illustrations in the 1916 Centrauan bear the impress of her inspiration and guidance and will be to all who have a copy of it a monument to the worth of her instruction. With her went a secret sense Of all things sweet and fair; And beauty’s gracious providence Refreshed her unaware.” 12

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 13 mmnumiMiimnii 17 inTnumiiiTTTTnnrm The Staff of the 1917 Centralian Mario Fischer......................Managing Editor Fernald Painter............................Business Manager Douglas Head | c. . .. v....................Sales Managers Harry Wallace | Kenneth Kerr............................Idvertising Manager Robert Ahern..........Assistant Advertising Manager THE BOARD Clara Cross Margaret Fox Douglas Johnston Abigail Jones Blaine McCutchan Warren Morse Dorothy Riebe Hi let Smith Edith Sondergaard Harriet Webr ASSISTED BY The Art Department The Commercial Department Mr. H. E. Or shorn FACULTY ADVISERS II CHS Miss Probett Mr. Burns Miss Conway Mr. Dickinson Miss Morris Miss Witter