Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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JUNE HONOR ROLL Walter Bowkkr • • • 3.0000 Dorothy Claus . . - 2.5526 Gwendolen Schneidi.rr - - - 3.0000 Hocii Morrison • . • 2.5483 Kobkrt Hanson - - - 2.8406 Watiibna Myers • . - • 2.5357 Katherine Noth - • - - 2.8333 Gerald Dotson - . • 2..5000 Alpiiia Fossum • - - 2.8275 Lyder Skaar - Helene Caiilson - - - - 2.8214 Mklva Shackleford . • 2.4848 Margaret White - - - - 2.7647 Rt i h Fid r . - . 2.4482 Beatrice Smith • - - 2.7333 Leonard White - - - 2.4444 Ruth Bemmels - - - - 2.70% Doris Lang . . - 2.4333 Robert E. nderson - - - • 2.6857 Everett Glassburker - . - - 2.4242 Henry Yutzy - - - - 2.6666 Mary Aslesf.n - . . . 2.4193 Elizabeth Boswell - - . 2.6666 Kathryn Wilharm . - - 2.4074 Wanda Fundberc - • - - 2.6451 Frank Finch - - - . 2.3913 Wale Wright • - . • 2.5833 Harriet Warner - . - . 2.3437 THE above students of the June class, 1927, having an average of 2.3 or over automatically become members of the National Honor Society. This organization is composed of students who rank scholastically in the upper fifth of the class and whose characters are above reproach. A student must have completed six semesters of high school work, at least two of which have been at Central, before he may be elected. The purpose of this society is to develop character, to promote leadership. to encourage scholarship, and to arouse enthusiasm for service to Central. The following nineteen were elected to make the total number of members equal to fifteen per cent of the Helen Ballentinf. - class: 2.2500 Ruth Gale - • • 2.1000 Rachel Whitney - 2.2258 Richard Palmquist - - - 2.1000 Betty Johnston - 2.2173 Marik Moody • - - • 2.0967 Beatrice Niedenfi eiir - 2.2121 Arlene Swanson - . . . 2.0689 William Painter - 2.2058 Verna Fillmore - - - 2.0370 Vera Kates .... 2.2000 Mary Ballentinf. - - • • 2.0357 Katherine Rogers • 2.1875 Philip Brown - . . - 2.0344 Cecelia Omlie .... 2.1612 Howard Hayden • . . . 2.0333 Frances Kaltenbacii - 2.1562 Jean Daiii. - - - • 2.0322 Leslie Acheson 2.1428 Louise Stecher . - . 2.0322 Lettie Burdick 2.1428 Rosemary Frf.ar • . - • 2.0000 Donald Leslie . 2.1428 Helen MacLachlan - . - - 2.0000 Antonia Maroosis - 2.1378 Harvey Wyvell . . . 2.0000 Eighty One

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JUNE CLASS CABINET Robert Carney.................................President (Catherine Noth................................Vice-President Isabella Davis................................Secretary Lawrence Yoijncblood •••-•••• Treasurer TIIK election of the Senior Class Cabinet is one of the most important features of the school year, for it is the Senior Class Cabinet that is actually hack of the wide variety of activities carried on by the Senior Class. The election of the Cabinet takes place early in each semester. The Class takes a general vote, and those c lass members receiving the most votes become members of the council. There are twenty-three members on the Cabinet. The class officers are also on this council. They are elected to office after speeches are given in advisory. The Cabinet meets every Monday at three o’clock, in room 216. The four advisers. Mr. Mitchell. Miss Mears. Miss Burt, and Mrs. Leonard, also attend the cabinet meetings. Through the aid of the Class Cabinet, the Senior ('lass held a circus combined with a Kid Party, in the gym, April 26, 1927. The girls gym was the scene of a Pike, including hot dogs, pop, and Eskimo Pies, and freak booths. The boys gym for the evening transpired into a one ring circus, with clowns, acrobats, and wild animals. The Senior Prom was held May 13, 1927. It was a decided success. The Junior Class of 1927 has sponsored many other activities with a class spirit almost unequaled. Kiyhtv

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