Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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MISS GENEVIEVE S. McDILL Miss Genevieve S. McDill is a woman eminently lilted by nature and training to fill her position as Dean of Students. Through her charming personality which forms a pleasing center from which radiates a spirit of friendliness, Miss McDill has won her way into the hearts of the entire student body. Her kindly interest in every student has helped to further a spirit of friendliness and cooperation. Her ready understanding of individual problems, her willingness at all times to “hear both sides of the story” are attributes which have made their impress upon the lives of the students at Central. In Miss McDill one feels that one has a sincere friend. Miss Genevieve S. McDill MRS. JOAN I). O’BRIEN Mrs. Joan D. O’Brien will this year complete her eighth year as home visitor for Central. Through her close contact with the homes of students, Mrs. O’Brien, probably more than any other member of the faculty, has come to know the parents of students personally and to understand their individual problems. In her capacity as visitor, Mrs. O’Brien is compelled, upon the absence of a student from school, to make a thorough investigation of the cause. Whenever she finds that financial or other aid is needed, it is her privilege to provide some means whereby this aid can be given. This she is able to do through her association with several charitable institutions and agencies. Mks. Joan F). O'Brien Thirteen

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RICHARD T. HARGREAVES SOME men are endowed with qualities of heart and mind that make them loved and honored by all who know them. In the number of such men stands Richard T. Hargreaves, who has been for seven and one-half years principal of our school. He has ever striven to lead us along the paths of high attainment. It is from him that we have received those inspiring words which have aroused in us the deepest of ambition and an increasing desire to experience better things, to realize more clearly the noble thoughts which should constitute a worthy mind. We are grateful to Mr. Hargreaves for his guidance toward our goal of achievement. His influence is one that will live long in the hearts and lives of those who pass through Central. Twelve

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FACULTY i9i5 - 1916 Richard T. Hargreaves, B. A. Principal Calvin W. Jarvis, Ph. B. Assistant Principal Genevieve S. McDill. Ph. B.. M. A. Dean of Student Joan I). O'Brien Home Visitor Margaret R. Greer. B. A.. B. S. Librarian Jeanette W. Brice. B. A. A »Mant Librarian Helen S. Grant Lunchroom Manager COMMERCIAL Amy A. Cheney, B. A. Detriment Chairman Acnes F. Carey, B. A. Frank H. Hosmer, B. A.. L. L. B. Scholarship Fund Accountant Stadium Fund Accountant Theodora G. Kepim.k. B. A. Walter A. Nordby Husiness Adviser Ccntralian, Quest Mary C. Percy. B. S. Rhea M. Runice. B. S. Myrtle A. Ti rnquist, B. A. ENGLISH Li ella B. Cook. B. A.. M. A. Department Chairman Rebecca K. Bi rt, B. A. Faculty Adviser C. C. C. Emma S. Crounsk, B. A. Elizabeth W. Edward. B. . an . Fox, B. Edna Hilton, Ph. B. Louise B. Ii.es, B. A. Lucile B. Leonard. Ph. B. May H. Lydon. B. A. Elise E. McGrecor, B. . Faculty Adviser Tattler John E. Mulligan. B. A. Faculty Adviser News Abigail O’Leary, B. A. Faculty Adviser Quest Irene M. Pahkell. B. A. Carolyn A. Reed. B. A. Isabel O. Shoemaker. B. A. Margaret W. Siddall Chairman English Clinic Nora B. Smith. B. A. Laura A. Henry, B. L. Class Play Coach Fourteen