Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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17 Editorial DESPITE the fact that there is in circulation in this country, at the present time, a wealth of currency, the country is suitering from a mild form of hard times. These hard times have directly affected the 1917 issue of the Cextralian. Subscriptions have been hard to obtain. Prices of material are higher than ever before. All expenses have increased decidedly. Handicapped bv these circumstances, the Centralian board lias found it necessary to eliminate many attractive features such, for instance, as a wealth of pictures and illustrations, features which add decidedly to the interest of any book. We do not, however, apologize for this book. On the contrary, we would use it as an example of what the classes of 1917 have accomplished in the face of adverse circumstances. To the commercial classes, and to the art department of this school, the board is deeply indebted for the help that has made possible the publication of this annual. 15

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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

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16 OUR FACULTY