Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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V E L U RICHARD CEUBE2 PHYLISS fit-TAB! JflrNlllAQY OFHCEQS2 Fellow Classmates .' OUR student life at Central High School is fast drawing to a close, severing our daily activities which have prepared us for our all-important career. Dispersing either to higher schools of learning or entering the business world, we should never forget the debt we owe our parents and this institution in preparing us for our future. Our molds have taken form and our friendships are established, school to some has been drudgery, to others a most pleasing experience. Students benefiting most from delightful or unpleasant circumstances, taking advantages of opportunities offered thus far are more firmly entrenched to meet the trials of life. The best way of expressing our gratitude to our parents, faculty, advisers, and community is to maintain always the highest moral standards, so that this class may forever be regarded as one of true Central type. May the cardinal principles of better citizenship, adherence to the Golden Rule, and the noblest character be ever upheld by members of this class. Most sincerely, Your President, -RICHARD GRUBER. Thirteen , .Ma-ns., V

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cam. K X was UU EQ, 'YU 'XX NT W fi ULN-I J L- OME of the sturdiest piers in the building of our bridge of life have been con- tributed by our NA Senior advisers, but it is dillicult to define the exact contribu- tion of each for we always found them acting as a unit, combining their personal characteristics into one mold for the best interests of the class. We remember Mr. Rohde for his sincerity, patience, and willingness to help us, both in our difficulties and our pleasures. His good fellowship and human kindness have made him an adviser whom we have all loved and respected. As in previous years Miss Conway, with her cheery friendliness, has made our gloomy days bright. She has that rare ability of seeing the desires of students through the eyes of youth. This coupled with her charming personality has made the memory of her one of our dearest recollections of Central. Because of her perseverance, efficient leadership, and cheerfulness, Miss Harris has equipped us to face the world and its problems. To each class activity she has given that enthusiastic support which has contributed in a large measure to its success. We can not realize too greatly how indebted we are to our advisers who gave so much of their time and effort that our last days at Central might be happy ones. When in trouble it was they who, with their mature judgment, showed us the solution best for all concerned. Their helpful suggestions and ready co-operation have made our social events and class activities a success. Their influence will be permeated throughout our whole life, an everlasting tribute to them and their work. i Twclzfe

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EC C C 1 I ,,f:ji3ff r Ea - E T 5 l ACKLEY, WILLIS Skylite Club, Comedy Concert. His only books were women's looks, Anrl fully's all they taught him. ALLER, EDYTHE Glcc Clulw fScc.J, Dorothy , IchabDd Crane , Lelawala g 'ABclls Of Bcaujolais g Mikado , Mes- siah , L'Elijah , Creation , Footlights Club, Girls' Club, G. A. A., Latin Club, Comedy Concert, '26, Footlights Play, Class Play. Talented--but to enumerate all her good qualities would lie to write a book. ANDERSON, ALPHA Commercial Club, Spanish Club. She's not as meek as she looks. ANDERSON, BORGHILD Girls' Club, Commercial Club. Tall and sweet and nice, We always look at Borghild twice. ANDERSON, KENNETH Hi-Y Club, Red and Blue Book Staff, Comedy Con- cert, Ccntralville: C. C. C., Track, '25, '26, Intramural Basketball, B. A. A., National Honor Society, Honor Roll. Quiet, reserved, and unselfishf' ANDERSON, L. STANLEY Latin Club, Press Club, Quest Staff, Associate Editor Quest, National Honor Society fSec.l, Honor Roll. Studies were his only aim. ANDERSON, STANLEY W. Gotha Club, Orchestra, Baseball, '25, Football, '25. Men of few :cords are the best men. BAILLIE, LEONARD French Club: Press Club, Business Manager Quest, Quest Stall. Hard working anal loyal. BAKKEN, ETHEL G. A. A., Girls' Club, Botany Club, Girls' Hockey, '27, Elijah. Among us girls I think you'll find That Ethel is just the nicest kind. BANK, LLOYD Spanish Club 3 Centralvilleg Advertising Manager Quest, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Track. He hath an innocent fare, buts BARNETT, BIERLE A gentleman in all the word implies. BARTELL, FRANCES Girls' Club fVice P1'es.l, Botany Club 1Vice Pres.lg Commercial Club, French Club, Elijah , Mes- siah , Class Cabinet, C. C. C., C. C. C. Cabinet, Latin Club, G. A. A.: Comedy Concert. She's pretty to walk trim, witty to talk with, and pleasant to think on, too. Q E - . ,fe . 'f T'-15-W , . ,.,,, I - lv, - - . 1-J. -,,,,, we f '- Fourteen