Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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© John E. Mulligan Carlctoii College—B. A. English. Public Spcakinr. Bunking Walter II. Newman ltuskin College—B. A. Spanish Eleanor S. Nickerson Cnrleton College- B. A. Mathematics Walter A. Nordby University of Minnesota Bookkeeping. Commercial Geography. Industrial History. Commercial Arithmetic Hannah H. Nutter University of Minnesota—B. A-Mathematics L. E. Orr Temple University, riilladelphia rhysicnl Training Paul D. Paine Automotive Engineering Irene Parkell University of Minnesota—B. A. English R. E. Peck I)e Pauw University—B. A. Indiana Law School—LL. B. Biology Charles Peiioushek University of Minnesota—B. A. Music. Mathematics Mrs. Mary C. Percy University of Minnesota Typewriting Jennie C. Phillips University of Minnesota—B. A. Mathematics Annie A. Porter University of Wisconsin—B. Sc. History Mary Powers University of Minnesota B. A. English. History Caroline Reed Oberlin College B. A. English George Reed Wnrrcnsburg State Teachers College—B. Sc. Mathematics. Geometry A. Dikka Requb University of Minnesota—B. A. University of Paris. Sorltonne French Mary T. Richardson Wellesley College—B. A. French John F. Roroiim University of Minnesota Meehan leal Drawing Walter S. Rodders University of Minnesota—B. Sc. Advanced Algebra, Solid Geometry. Trigonometry J. Henry Rhode Hnmline University—Ph. B.. M. A. Physics Rhea Runice State Teachers College— Didactics (N. D.) Sclent 111c Shorthand Institute. Minneapolis Stenography Elizabeth Schoepp University of Wisconsin—Ph. B. U. S. History Margaret Siddall University of Minnesota Hade!lire College English Charles Simonds Upper Iowa University—B. A. Sociology. Economics Isabel Shoemaker Columhia University B. Sc. English Charles Smart Bradley College Physics. Mechanical Drawing Helen M. Smith Smith College—B. A. English Janet M. Stevens Cnrleton College Domestic Art Arthur V. Storm B. Sc. in Agriculture Agriculture Nellie E. Sumpter Grinnell College—I'h. B. Latin Theodosia Stewart University of Kansas B. A. English Karl Sweet University of Minnesota—B. A. Physics Anna Belle Thomas University of Minnesota—B. Sc. Mathematics. Geometry May B. Towlkr University of Minnesota— B. Sc. Domestic Science Mellie S. Trufant University of Minnesota—B. A. Commercial Arithmetic Myrtle Turnquist University of Minnesota—B. A. Commercial Arithmetic Harry Vincent University of Minnesota Wood Turning. Pattern Making Dorhanck S. White Bates College. Lewiston, Maine—A. B. University of Missouri—M. A. University of Chicago Utln. Greek Mrs. Hazel L. Whittaker Smith College B. A. University of South Dakota—M. A. Northwestern University Public Speaking Grace A. Williams Clinton, N. Y.. Seminary Odea go Kenwood Seminary English. Modern Drama Ella M. Witter Chicago Art Institute Art School i Summers Pupil of Alphons Mucha, David Ericson, Frederick Furson Barbara II. Wright University of Minnesota—B. A. Simmons College—M. S. English

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 Major IV. S. Me IVade TYPIFYING to all who know him everything that is fine and noble in n man Major V. S. McWade during his two years at Central has well established himself in that niche in the esteem of the students which is reserved for the most popular members of the faculty. He has an enviable service record dating from before the Spanish-American war. During the World War he was for a time stationed with the 88th Division at Camp Dodge. Leaving Camp Dodge, he took charge of the Dumvoodv Institute in Minneapolis where he remained till, at the end of the war. he was assigned to work with the high school cadet corps. His peculiar genius for understanding and appreciating the American boy has aided him immeasurably in his work in tin- military department of the local preparatory schools. Captain Ralph Me Fail I AS professor of military science and tactics of the Cadet corps of the Minneapolis high schools, Captain Ralph McFaul has been sincerely respected by every man who has been under him. Thoroughly human, and known to the cadets as a considerate, kindly leader, he has made friends wherever he has gone. Captain McFaul was graduated from Central with the class of June. 1912, and received his college education at St. Thomas academy. He served during the World War as a captain of infantry. Succeeding Captain Fox as military instructor in the Minneapolis secondary institutions, he quickly gained the reputation of being every inch a soldier—and a man.