Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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TO THE FACULTY O OUR honored principal. R. T. Hargreaves. and the members of the faculty. we. the class of l9Z-1. wish to bid a fond farewell before We leave our dear old Central. Vv'e desire to thank you. one and all. for your kindness and helpfulness at all times. for your valuable counsel and advice. and for your patience and perseverance, You have ever held before us high standards of scholarship. and inspired us with lofty ideals of purpose. Through our advisers. we have been given many helpful suggestions. and have been en- abled to solve many perplexing problems. You have provided for us a reasonable amount of whole' some pleasure and recreation. so that our school has become our social center. as well as the source of our book learning. ln these social gatherings. you have. at various times. included our parents and friends. thereby increasing the spirit of friendliness between the parents and teachers. Long will we remember some of these happy occasions, You have instilled into us the thought that edu- cation. in the broader sense. is more than mere book knowledge. You have given us the desire for lives of purpose and usefulness. To accomplish this end. you have encouraged us to take part in the school activities. thereby bringing us into closer relationship with our fellow students and teaching tts to assume responsibility. Vyfe may not always have appreciated your kindly corrections and chastisements for. paraphrasing the wise words of Abraham l.incoln. You cannot fool all the people all the time. so. You cannot please all the students all the time. Now that we have reached the crest of the hill. and can look back with a clearer vision. we can realize the neces- sity for even the corrections and punishments. And so. dear faculty members. we thank you and will ever hold you in fond remembrance. FACULTY 1923- 1924 RICHi'kRl?mTiYljl1t?l2tlRl'iviXX'l:S. B. A. P1'1'm'l'j'it1il I lxansas C.'Xl.VlN, VJ. JARVIS, PH. B. l utvtwsitv of .-1.i1v1'.tluir1 l'l'11t'f Cil'Nl YIEYIL S. iN'lCDll.l.. lull. B.. A. Xl. NYisconsin Yniversity t'olnmhia liniversity limi: of Sfzltlrflla, Iiizglicvlt JOAN D. O'BRlliN Ilmizc' Visitor' Hl1l.liN S. GRANT Lewis Institute Vliiczigo l'niversit5 .lfrliicltler nf l.l1nt'l1 lfrufm Iowa full NIARCSARET R. Cililzl-R. B. A.. la i l'nii'ei'sity of Xlinnesfita Simmons l'niversity l.ff77'llI'f!11l lVlARGARET BROWN, B. A. laiiversitv of Minnesota .'1.v.ri.vtaut Lilvrariuaz iVl,XRf3UlERlTE Botzcau Assistant to Sytliit-5' ll. Nlorst lluxft' .S

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MISS GENEVIEVE MCDILL IIH her readiness to help and her ability to understand the difficulties confronting the students of Central High School. Miss Gene- vieve S. McDill has made herself one of the most beloved members of the faculty. After the resignation of Miss Fannie Forester last September. Miss McDill was called upon to take the position of Dean of Students. Since that time. she has performed her duties in a quiet, un- assuming way, forgetting herself in the service of others and helping to make Central High School a bigger, better. and cleaner institution. Ever ready to listen and sympathiie. always up- holding high ideals, never refusing to help anyone who is in trouble, and taking an active interest in the students and their welfare. Miss NIcDill has won her way into the heart of every Centralite, CALVIN XV, JARVIS ALVIN XV. JARVIS. assistant principal. is one of the most able men in Minneapolis High Schools. He has proved himself, in the three years he has been with us a sympathetic companion and a skillful manager, He has fulhlled well and faithfully the complex duties of his ofhce, combin- ing the knowledge of an educator with the insight and judgment of a business man. As a Worker he never spares himself. but always sacrihces time and strength in his effort to give needed assistance to an individual or to Central High School, In time of trouble. he has been a true friend and a competent adviser. judging all questions with fairness and un- derstanding. Students and faculty owe much to Mr. Jarvis. He is an assistant principal of whom Central is justly proud.

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