Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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 FEBRUARY— 15-16—Tribe turns out in gala array to watch “Erminie.” 23—Great pow-wow for B Seniorkakwuns. Chief Mitchell dons auburn head-dress and skirts. 27—After a hard tussle Centralquin braves fall before the volley of South-ioix 21-19. March— 5— 9—Great was the spirit of the tribe as they celebrated Centralquin week. 6— Ccntralianorka asks for and gets support of tribesmen. i 7—The Wigwam is opened for inspection of foreigners. 9— Gloriously the festivities are ended by the three Footlightoseewas plays. 13—Eo! And the charms made by the medicine men bring basketball championships to the tribe of Centralquins. 15— Centralquin is diminished by the loss of thirty-four tribesmen. 16- 26—Tribe departs for spring hunt. April— 7— Splashy wemos ! Five swimmers boldly capture state trophy. 13—Seniorkakwuns with joy have elegant war dance. 19—And the tribe of the Centralquin is royally amused by Seniorkakwun assembly. 25— Chief James appears in new war dress. 26— Westroka warriors ambushed by 2-1 count. 27— Centralquin runners scalp Westroka 66-47 for first time in sixty moons. 28— B family maintains perfect record in competitive drill. May— 10- 11—Shortadawin becomes civilized and dons tailor-made clothes. Tribe applauds uproariously. 18—Females of tribe give big show. June— 10—With dignity the Senorkakwuns attend Baccalaureate. 12—Programs, dancing and feasting help Seniorkakwuns spend time. 1A—Three hundred and forty-four Seniorkakwuns break camp, and leave. VjT innuit(mtiuwfint«insnwnitiiiinnintii!ttwinmttnutiiTttwttittnttnnrtnwwtT!ir;ii 1251

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 SCHOOL CALENDAR Septem her— 3— Back came the tribe qf Centralquin. from a time of gayness. 26—Chieftain Bushbonokka rules the family of A Seniorkakwuns. 28—The Central |uin Ilighum Newskeewis appears for first time in camp. October— 6—Great sorrow when the tribe learns of the defeat of its warriors at the hands of the tribe of Northitos. 12— Maidens of the Girls Club entertain with pomp the greenest of papooses. 13— Woe! For it was Friday! The warriors from camp Southquintos scalp the Centralquins. 15—Reverently the tribe memorialized their beloved Chieftess Ida V. Pro-betl who had gone to the land of the sunset. 20—The foe of tradition. Westroka. goes away with 12 scalps. 26— 27—And the leaders, those called teachers, leave camp—so does everyone else. 27— Centralquins are vanquished by brave warriors from Kastnonak. 28— Great joy in camp! The Newskeewis captures first prize in all-state journalism contest. November— 8—The family of B-C Seniorkakwuns give a sun dance for family of A Seniorkakwuns. 15—Maidens wear green stockings. Tribe fears trouble. 23-24—Mystery solved! Braves and maidens of the family of Seniorkakwuns present “Green Stockings.” 28— Big Chief Pershing reviews warriors. 29— Shortadawins is chosen chief of B-C Seniorkakwuns. Decem her— 2—The Newskeewis scalps other papers and tics for first place in National contest at Madison. Braves 1 lebnerkaka and Kilgriffatha attend. 4— A Seniorkakwuns make merry with program, war dance and feast. 6—One hundred and thirty-two tribesmen leave camp to seek their fortunes. January— 5— Hiyi-Kiyi—Centralquin captures the basketball scalp of Westroka 25-9. 28 Warrior Jim Hillitosmos wins place on All-American team. JT k 124]

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