Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)
- Class of 1929
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library central high school  ' ' A . V ... . . - . ⢠. . ⢠32 MALIAN CENTRAL HIGH r iirvjrM 2 | âk fedtoiiiDi Joyfully march wg ott, â wG inG our paeon four victorious years, Ve mark time x x x x or a moment sxvw b dedicate This iQa9 Centralian To her ;e sympathetic guidance bs helped to make possible â e smoothness eir rhythmic passing ANNABCUf THOMAS ŠrewŠrd m 5 anV sonc( of life throbbmc pulsing rhythmic-As from a cfiant orc(an hurled yet once you have controlled the rhythm you have controlled the ___________________Worldâ s%s ontent i l' J (jenirtd Windows'' Organizations IVhyme and l?easorv Athletics Close liarmony Feature Crazv Phythm THROUGH CENTRALâS PORTALS When through these portals we have passed, And left our high school dags behind, Those happiest yearsâthough neâer more oursâ Are still the foremost in our mind. âClifford Bailey '29. ( 9 ] Calvin W. Jarvis To the Graduating Classes of 1929: My dear young friends: MOST of you entered Central three years ago. 1 became principal at that time so that you of the June class represent the first class to pass its entire career under my administration. It is for this reason that I feel an especial interest in you. We have spent these years together with one common purposeâthat you as individuals might gain the benefits of those school experiences which arc believed to be essential to all youth in the preparation for adult life. Now we, faculty and undergraduates, say farewell to you with the earnest hope that the high ideals for which true Ccntralites stand will be guiding forces in vour lives, and that every one of you may achieve happiness in useful careers. I desire always to be, Your friend, Principal. Joan Dorr OâBrien STUDENTS of Central High School may well consider themselves fortunate in having so capable a woman, one who so well understands young people, and who is so interested in them, as Mrs. Joan OâBrien to guide and direct them along a rhythmic path. Mrs. OâBrien's guidance in the role of student counselor reaches out into the realm of actual life and will have lasting effect upon the lives of the students to which it is extended. She has been responsible for bringing out the best in many of Centralâs students. Her ability to understand their needs has established a lasting remembrance and appreciation. Before Mrs. OâBrien came to Central eleven years ago. she was a teacher at the Harriet Grade School. For many years before becoming student counselor at Central she performed the duties of home visitor in efficient manner. As student counselor she teaches students the importance of planning in high school for the vocations which they are to follow in after life, assisting them, by providing material for study and by counsel, in the determination of what these vocations are to be. Without Mrs. OâBrienâs keen interest, many students would lack this most necessary preparation for the future. Korista, Evans, Hutchinson, Groth, Turnquist, Grosz Nutter, Geyijie. Shoemaker, Tender, Trufant, Parkell, Eeilund Con tea i , Peterson, Thomas, Jarvis, Addington, Nordquist, Anderson, Fox FACULTY 1928-1929 Calvin W. Jarvis. Ph. B.- -Principal Anna Belle Thomas, B. S., M. A.âAssistant Principal Jo AX Dorr OâBrien Student Counselor Margaret Greek. B. A., B. S. Librarian Margaret Smith Assistant Librarian Gladys Aiilstrom Lunchroom Director COMMEHCIAi. DEPARTMENT Amy W. Cheney, 1$. A. Department Chairman Agnes F. Carey, B. A. Prank II. FIosmeh. B. A.. LL. B. Waiter A. Nobdby, B. S. Mary C. Percy, B. S. Myrti.e A. Turnquist. 1$. A. ENGLISH I EPA ItTM E NT Amy A. Fox. B. A. Department Chairman Tiiei.ma II. Bowers. B. S. Grace I.. Conrad, B. A. Luki.i.a B. Cook. B. A.. M. A. Emma S. Cârounse. II. A. Helen K. Gamble. B. A. Iona A. Gegoie I.oKine K. Grose, B. A. Laura A. Henry. B. A. Louise B. Ii.es, B. A. Margaret E. Ince, B. A. May II. Lydon, B. A. Genevieve S. McDii.l, Ph. Bâ M. A. Marie McGrath, B. S. John E. Mulligan, B. A. Bessie K. Meyer. B. A. Abigail OâLeary, B. A. Irene M. Parkell, B. A., M. A. Isabel O. Shoemaker, B. A. Margaret W. Siddall Nora B. Smith, B. A. FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Alice P. DrecBsler, M. A. Department Chairman Estelle Conway. B. A. Absolom C. Erdahl, B. A., M. A. Florence E. Pish, B. A., M. A. Mary C. Harris. B. A.. M. A. Clare E. Helliwkll, B. A. Alice Hussey, PIi. B. Ruth Nordquist, B. A. ART DEPARTMENT Ella Witter Department Chairman Cynthia Evans, B. A. Dorothy Mann Erdaht, Meyer, Calkin. , Mann, Rodgers. Peck, Lindsten Steed, Emerson, Kucnster, Mitchell, Nordby, Ilepp, Lander, Krueger Johnston, Hussey. Jfrechslcr. Nickerson, I former, Brennan, Harris TAibrcche. Pink, Smith, Phillips. Adam. . Bowers. McGrath, Powers Kline, Witter, Thomas, Jarvis, Siddall, Percy, Conrad SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Drusilla Hutchinson, B. A., M. A. I)epartmait Chairman Charles T. Addington. B. A. Marik L. Berg, B. A. Jessie O. Brennan Dorothy E. Johnston, B. A. Edward II. Krueger. B. A. Orris K. Kubnstbr Wilbur Lindsten, B. A. E. I UCILLE I.OBDKLL. B. A. Hei.i.en B. Pink, Ph. B., B. A. Mary X. Powers, B. A. M ATM EM ATICS DEPA RTMENT Julia O. Adams Department Chairman Anthony E. Burksh, Ph. B. Eleanor S. Nickerson. B. A. Hannah A. Nutter, B. A. Jessie C. Phillips. B. A. Walter S. Rodgers, B. S. TECII NIC AI. DE PA RTM ENT Maylon II. IIkpp Department. Chairman Guy R. Lander Weston W. Mitchell Nellie S. Tkleant Harry S. Vincent Hoyt J. Calkins SC IKNCE DE PA RTM E NT Henry J. Rohde. Ph. B., B. A., M. A. Department Chairman Elsie E. Edlund, B. A. Byron T. Emerson, B. A. Cora M. Groth, B. A. Frances Korista Ross E. IV.ck. B. A., LL. B. Eari. Sweet. B. A. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Janet M. Stevens Department Chairman Dorothy Leahy, B. S. May B. Towi.er. B. A. P11YSIC AI. E DUCAT ION DEPARTMENT Clare E. Bell, B. A. Joseph II. Markley. B. A, Hazel II. Patten. B. A. Edmund G. Weber, B. S. M US IC DE PA RTM ENT J. Victor Bkrgquist Sydney H. Morse George N. Belsheim OFFICE FORCE Nina Anderson Florence Kline Olive I -ADR EC HE Ethel Lundquist Fiorence Peterson I 13 1 [ 14 J ahd m the ynop OPENING WINDOWS Through the gears, the rhythmic open ing of the windows of the mind. My dear Classmates: OUR voyage into life has just begun. We are now about to leave the small brig which takes us from shore and to embark upon a much bigger boatâthat will take us into different ports of life. The training we have received to prepare us for this most eventful voyage is the result of the untiring patience of both our parents and our teachers. We can never repay them fully for what they have done for us. but we can show our appreciation by doing our very best to live up to their expectation of us. Since many of us will disembark into widely separated ports, we can never again hope to be united in one happy group. However, let us always keep the many beautiful friendships which we have formed in our school career. With loyalty to each other and pride in ourselves, let us forever be striving to reach the height of honor and to manifest true, clean lives. Sincerely, Your President, Ray Burge. Bkveri.y Bkachi-ow Valedictorian Dorothy Anni: Nihdkxvckhk Salutatorian I 17 1 aiCx thom on ADRIAN FOUMrOAlU r ANr hushabo ÂŤ ntltn BU rt KAIMRYN VXrtXt tY OMA IX) HAY DOROTHY j I NUTT OUVC fWJto ACtiAiDfc t1 NAu,tÂŤT0N DOROTHY | MitCCnfUfliR First Choice Dorothy A. NieiiKxrvciii Ray Bcrck .... Kathryn Woomey - -Alex Thomson - - - -Kathryn Woolsby - -Ray IKâroe - - - -A miAiiu McXatoh ton Paul Dr May - - - -Oi.ive Master - - - -Adrian Foi.kkdaiil - - Dorothy Nâr-rr - - -Frank 11 i-rbard - - -Helen Busk - - - -Ray Bi-roe.............. HALL OF FAME - - Most Popular Girl - - Most Popular Boy - - Best Dressed SirI - - Best Dressed Boy - - Best Lookiny Girl - - Best Lookiny Boy . - - Wittiest Girl - - - - Wittiest Boy - - - - Cutest Girl - - - Cutest Boy - - Most Talented Girl - - Most Talented Boy ⢠- Most Athletic Girl - - Most Athletic Boy Second Choice - - - Kathryn Woolsey - - - - George Ahern - - - - Olive Master - - - Wallace Qcigglk - - - Marjorie Andersen - - - - Frank IfriiRARo ----- Helene Cole - - - - Dalton K nowon - Dorothy A. Nikdeneuehk - - - - Frank Hi-kuaho Dorothy A. Nâii:dex t?ehr ----- .Foe Gosnell - - - - Dorothy Ei.ijs - - - Melvin Johnson Carey, Rohm:. Harris JANUARY ADVISERS THE senior classes of 1929 arc grateful to the advisers who, by their cheerful guidance and helpful co-operation, have made the last days at Central, for the graduates, ones they never will forget. They always will remember Mr. Rohde for liis sincerity and good fellowship, Miss Harris for her perseverance and enthusiastic support. Miss Conway and Miss Leahy for their comradely friendliness, Miss lies and Miss Nickerson for their whole hearted and cheerful leadership. JUNE ADVISERS Ii.es, Leaky. Ron he, Nickerson Aaen, Palmer Football '28; Track 28: Glee Club. âMikado.â ââ˘Bells of Ben 11 join Is.â âMessiah. The art of doing thing quietly and well in rare indeed. Ahern, George Class Treasurer; Student Council (Chair. â28); HI V (Vice-Pres.); Library Board (Chair. 28): Comedy Concert '28. A loyal good fellow in work or fun. Heâll help until the task it done. Albrioiit, Marvin We tried to describe him. but he proved tin-deteribable. Anderson, Lawrence Discretion of speech ts more than eloquence. Banbury, Allen âMessiah. Such a. he will forge a h e a d. regardless of size. Barry, Cyril Track 28. '27; Football â2ÂŤ. â27; C. C. C. Cabinet: Con trnlvllle (Mayor); Câ Club. The makinâs of a regular fellow. Berg, Allan Footlights Club; Scandinavian Club; Captain Applejack. lie smiled and said. Donât rush me girls. Ackerman, Katiiryn Girl Reserves; Girls' Club: 1-itin Club: Botany Club. It's the, twinkle in her eyes. Alhee, Howard Itâs greater to Lc small and shine than great and east a shadow. ANDERSEN, M ARJORIE Girls' Club (Vice-Pres.); News Staff; Press Club; Library Board: Commercial Club. Beauty and brainsâan unusual combination. Baker, Dorothy Footlights Club (Vice- Pres.); Footlights Plays; Girlsâ Club; Comedy Convert '28. She smiles and you smile; She laughs and you laugh, and the world seems brighter. Barni.m, Helen Girlsâ Club: Commercial Club: Class Cabinet: Spanish Club; Girl Reserves: Messiah. Small and dark and full of fun. Has a smile for everyone. Becker, Maxwell Modesty is the magnet of true friendship. Berge, Helene Commereial Club: Latin Club; Girlsâ Club. A smile is worth a world of sight. [ 20 | Bergin, Helen Commercial Club: O. A. A.; Girlsâ Club. Earnest, capable, and appealing. Bishop, Frank Commercial Club. it an delights me not. but oh, these, ladies! Bolstad, Edward C. C. C. Cabinet (Pres.): Student Council: Class Cabinet. .4 good mixture of seriousness and pood humor. Brkckiikimkr, Ruth Skylltc Club: Girlsâ Club: French Club: G. A. A.: Comedy Concert '28; Cen-tralvillc. True blue, dependable is she; The kind ice all tcould like to be. Bride, Etta Mae Girls' Club; Centralvllle; Girl Reserves; G. A. A.: Botany Club. The mischief in her laughing eyes Forbids sorrow, rare, and sighs. Burho, J. Farrell Glee Club. â˘âDorothy. Ich-(food Crane, Lclawala. Bells of Beaujolnis, Mikado.â Pinafore, Messiah. Elijah : Comedy Concert '20; Warren Debate '28: Football â28; HI-V: Captain Applejack. He might make a charming angel, and he will, if he's good. Bush, Helen Girlsâ Club: G. A. A. Board; Botany Club; Spanish Club (Pres.): Latin Club: C. C. C. Official; Girlsâ Câ Club: Track â23: Baseball â20. â27. '28; Basketball '28; Volleyball â20. '27. â28. â29: Hockey '27, '28: National Honor Society. The better you know her, the better you like her. Beyer, William Philatelic Club (Trens.); National Honor S'oeiety; Hi Y. A quiet exterior a brilliant mind conceals. Bishop, Ray National Honor Society; tjitln Club; Glee Club. âM e s s i ah, I c h a b o d Crane. Though modest, on his unembarrassed brow nature has written ââgentleman. Brachlow, Beverly Valedictorian; Centralvllle (Mayor); Bank Director; Quest Staff; C. C. National Honor Society: Class Cabinet: Captain Apple- jack. Possessed of great ability and the will to make the best of it, is our Beverly Brenna, Duane Baseball '27. 28. The boo one wants to meet and then be friends. Burge, Ray Class President; Student Connell (Chair. '27. Vice-Chair. â28): C Club (Vice-Pres. '27. Pres. â28); Track â25. â2C.. â27. Captain â27; Football '25. â20. â27. Captain '28: Library Board '27; Captain Applejack. To our president, a manly chap whose handsome features excell not the worthy character. Buriio, Sherman Hl-Y; Track â20. â28: Cross Country '26: C Club; Messiah ; Bed and Blue Book: Hockey â28; Radio Club; Captain Applejack. He hath an innocent face, butâ Butler, Robert Glee Club: I itin Club; C. C. C. Cabinet; Messiah ; Pinafore ; Captain Applejack. There is a bright side to everything. I 21 1 Campfield, Doris Girts' Club: Commercial Club; Botany Club; Bank Staff (See.): âMessiah âElijah ; Latin Club; A. A. Loved, loving, and lovable. G. Carlson, Donald Never trouble trouble. Until trouble troubles you. Carlton, Jacqueline Girls' Club: Spanish Club; G. A. A.; Commercial Club. A match of fare, and form and teasing trays. Who wouldn't love our Jack ! Cattron, Ruth Girls' Club: G. A. A.: Bre tany Club: Messiah ; Commercial Club; Latin Club. I have known many, liked a few, loved one or maybe tiro. Clayton, Fred Have we a potential Lindbergh in our midstt Collette, Warren Botany Club; Centralvllle. .-I gentleman in all the word Implies. Daggett, Meryl Commercial Club; Skyllte Club. Eyes that eould see her might find it hard to turn them away. Carlson, Aileen Girls' club; G. A. A.: Botany Club: Glee Club. Bells of Beaujolais. Mikado. Pinafore. M cssiah ; Scandinavian Club. When other girls you would pass by, Here's one, who'd surely catch your eye. Carlson, Marian Girls' Club: French Club: Commercial Club: Glee Club. Messiah. Mikado ; Honor Roll; National Honor Society. She has common sense in a way that's uncommon. Carpenter, Ruth Centralvllle: G.A.A.; Girls' Club; Commercial Club Vice-Pres.); Girl Reserves: National Honor Society; Messiah. IJ'Ao mixed reason with pleasure and wisdom with mirth. Christie, Harriet French Club: Girls' Club; Messiah. .-1 sweet, attractive kind of grace. Cole, Helene French Club; Latin Club; G. A. A.: Girls' âC Club; C Cabinet: Press Club; Girls' Club: Class Cabinet; Honor Roll: News Staff: Girl Reserves: Messiah : Comedy Concert '27; Cen-Indian. Forward and frolic, glee were there; The trill to do. the soul to dare. Collins, Margaret Girls' Club; French Club. She is thoughtful and sweet From her head to her feet. Dahl, Robert Messiah : Elijah . Quality will tell in the long rim. t 22 1 Downing, Roby Botany Club: Girls Club: Commercial Club; Bank Staff (Pres.); Rost Hoorn Monitor. Sincere and true to all is she. With vast and wide ability. DuShane, Margaret French Club. Thu' modest and ye idle, she rules her own mind. Edwards, Clifford When effort comes, success is close behind. Ekmax; Marie Botany Club; Latin Club; Glee Club: G. A. A.; â˘â˘Elijah : âMessiah ; Girlsâ Club; Commercial Club. A merry heart does good like a medicine. Ellis, Dorothy Botany Club; C. C. C.; G. A. A. A ruling queen in the Gym. Erck, Theodore Orchestra; Comedy Con cert; Hockey 27, 28; âC Club. A person teho does his work well. Frommklt, Henry Orchestra; Hl-Y: âBells of Beaujolnisâ: âM I k a cl oâ: Messiahâ; âElijah ; Creation ; Captain Apple-jack ; Commencement Program. He studied hardâand still had time, to play a cello. Di-Ray, Paul C. C. C.; C Club: Hockey 28. None but himself can be his parallel. Eames, Lester His speech oft contains much wisdom. Ekmax, Augusta Glee Club: Botany Club: C. C. C.: G. A. A.: Latin Club: Elljnhâ; Messiah ; Girls Club; Commercial Club. .â˘1 light heart lives long. Elliot, Levbrn To be of service rather than to be conspicuous. Elmquist, Myrtle Commercial Club: Botany Club; Girls Club: Latin Club; Messiah. A smooth and steadfast mind. Folkedahl, Adrian Latin Club; Norse Club; Scandinavian Club; Hand; Baseball '28; Library Board; National Honor Society; âCaptain Applejack. Happy am I; from care am free; Why aren't they all content like met Frykman, Vivian Girlsâ Club; Commercial Club: G. A. A.: Girl Reserves; C. C. C. Official: Volleyball 2ÂŤ. 2T: Messiah ; Elijah. She's as good as she is fair. I ÂŤ 1 Gilbert, Maxine Girls' Club; Commercial Club; G. A. A.; Girl Reserves. Not over serious, studious, or sod. Goskell, Joe French Club; Comedy Concert; Golf Team '28. A musician unit a gentleman; tcho could more desire t Hagen, Clara G. a. A. A never failing friend is she. Hagen, Gladys G. A. A. A friendly heart has many friends. Hanson, Lydell Football '28. A quiet, good fellow, but silence has ils sag. Hartxvig, .Curtis Spanish Club. The price of voisdom is above rubies. Hazledine, Gladys Girlsâ Club; Commercial Club; French Club; Girl Reserves. Her voice teas ever soft and gentle. Gilliam, Gladys I itln Club; G. A. A.; Cen-tralville. Hard working and loyal. Greene, Ruth Botany Club; French Club; Girls' Club; G. A. A.; News StnlT. never shirk at the sight of books. Hagen, Kditii Norse Club; Commercial Club; Girls' Club; G. A. A. You'll know her by her eyes of blue And by her locks of gold. Hanson, Florence Botany Club; Commercial Club. Quiet, and winsome, a friend to all. Hanson, Maxine Commercial Club; Girls' Club; Botany Club; Norse Club. The reason firm, the temperate will. Kndurance. foresight, strength, and skill. Haverland, Eleanor Girls' Club; l.atln Club; Botany Club; Glee Club; G. A. A. Always happy, never sad. Full of pep and never bad. Henderson, Gladys Girls' Club; G. A. A.; Hockey '28; Latin Club; Orchestra; Mikado ; Messiah ; Skylltc Club. Sheâs a good scout. I M ] Henning, George Swimming 2  . '27 (('nptiiiii '28); C Club; Football â˘28. Full wise is he that knows himself ln'st. Here, Virginia Girlsâ Club. .1 girl who has so muni pleasing iraps. 1 Iii'shkr, Martha G. A. A.; French Club; Girlsâ Club. Gentlemen prefer blondes. Humboldt, Ruth Commcrcinl Club (Sec.); Girls' Club; Botany Club; Library Board. Business before pleasure, and then lots of pleasure. J oust, Catherine Girls' Club; Girl Reserves; G. A. A.; Latin Club; Com merclal Club; C. C. C. Map pour life be as sunshinp and as pleasant as pour smile. Johnson, Lorraine Commercial Club; Girls' Club. Sheâs as good as she is fair. Kaufman, Hkhschki. Centralvillc: French Club; Latin Club; Press Club: Quest Staff (Adv. Mgr. '27. Bus. Mgr. â28); âMessiah : National Honor Society: Quill and Scroll: Captain Applejack. tread in the footsteps of illustrious men. Hknningek, I.aura Girls Club: Botany Club; Glee Club. Pinafore. Just a smiling, happp friend to all. Hkrsciihacii, Lbola Commercial Club: Girls Club; G. A. A.: Girl Reserves. From care I am free. Hubbard, Frank Hi V: Skylite Club: Quest Art Staff; CYnlrnlinn Art Staff: Band; Comedy Concert '28. Artistic, musical, cultured. witty In fact, a perfect gentleman. Jeffries, Dale .1 likeable bop with a likeable trap. Johnson, Kenneth National Honor Society: C. C, C. Official: Latin Club; Captain Applejack. To praise you there is little need. Johnson, Melvin C Club (Vice-Pros.); Library Board: Football 20. '27: Basketball â2tt. '27. '28; Baseball '20. '27. '28; Track '28. Simple in his manners like all great men. Kimm, Joseph Latin Club: Centralvillc; Glee Club. Mikado. Pinafore : Library Board: Class Cabinet: Chess Club; National Honor Society; Messiah : Comedy Concert â28: Captain Applejack. Centralâs John Barrymore. I 23 1 Kxudson, Dalton Band; Baseball Mtr. '28; Norse Club: French Club; C. C. C.: C Club; â˘Messiah'': Klljah : Rooter King. : liked to chut with the girls. KuLA XDEIt. I .A w ItKX CK Swimming '27. 28; C' Club. A man resolved, and steady to hi trust. Inflexible to ill. and obstinately Just. Larson, Burton Latin Club; Class Cabinet: llockcy '20. '27. '28: Baseball '26. '28: Messiahâ. Pleasure and action make the hours short. LixDQt'isT, Frances News Staff: Girls' Club; Press Club; French Club: Library Board. Ever in finest of happiness that's Lindy. Ludwig, Maurice C. C. t ; Track '26. Ludwig did achieve his goal. When he made the honor roll. Lyons, Earl Track '26; Football '27. '28. Earnest awl sincere, but oh. so bashful! McCracken, James James doesnât care to be so smart. And so he's very good in arl. Kreis, Barbara Girls' Club: Botany Club; Rest Room Monitor: Silence Room Council. So brimful of this merry life. Laoemax, Edna Commercial Club; Girls' Club. The l est ones aren't always known. Leix, Clarlotte Press Chib; Girls' CJub Latin Club; News Staff Botany Club: G. A. A. Commercial Club: C. C. C. Messiah ; Klljali . Deep brown eyes, rnn-ning over with glee. Logan, Robert Hl-Y: French Club. An example of the optimist. Lundquist, Margaret Girls' Club: French Club; G. A. A.; Messiah ': Comedy Concert '26: Tennis '26. '27. '28. Cheeks ever rosy, eyes ever gay. When you are lonely, look Margaret's way. MacLachlax, Jean Glee Club; Lclnwala . Bells of Boaujolnis . Mikado . Klljali , Creation ; Commercial Club. If red hair means a bad temper, Jean's must be dyed. McKay, George c. c. c. To be amiable is to secure life-long friendships. I 20 ] M C N A M A It A , I ) K L V V X Latin Club; Maslali ; Captain Applejack. Mg chief o in bit ton is to be an actor. Manxes, Helene Latin Club: G. A. A.; Girlsâ Club; Messiah . She's sensible and Quite discreet, With winning ways and manners sweet. Master, Olive Latin Club; French Club: Commercial Club; Press Club; News Staff: C. C.; (Mils1 Club (See.); Library Hoard (See.): National Honor Society: Captain Applejack : Comedy Concert 28: Class Cabinet; Kootllffhts Club (Sec.): Foot light Plays 28: Centralian Staff. It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. M EVERS, GkOKOE Botany Club: Football â2fl; Track 20. A frank a n d o e n nature. Nelson, Dorothea Her energetic and willing nature makes Dorothea many friends. Neunsinger, Frank Hi V (Treas.); Library Board: Me.sslfth ; Foot- ball â20. â27: Track â20. 87. â28; Class CnWne : Cen- tralian Staff. There's honesty, manhood, and good fellowship in thee. Niedenkijehr, Dorotiiv Anne Class Vice-President; Salu-tatorlan: News Staff (School Ed.): OBpâaln A -plei-ek : Student Council (Sec.): Class Cabinet: Natâl Honor Society: FiHjtlights Club (Sec. â27. Iârcs. â28); Messiahââ: Library Board; Foot-light Plays â28: Girlsâ Club: Press Club (Sec.): French Club: ('â˘nnmercial Club: G. A. A.: Comedy Concert 28; C. C. C.: Quill and Scroll. .-1 true leader is clever and charming, and above all. sincere. McNaughton, Adelaide Commercial Club; Footlights Club; Girlsâ Club; Captain Applejack. A guaranteed tonic for the blues. Martin, Raymond Glee Club; Latin Club; Library Board: Messiahâ; M i k a d oââ; Lelawala ; Bells of Beaujolals . Hereâs to a good fellow. M AX WELL, M YRTLE National Honor Society: Debating Team; Frenc h Club. A serious surface generally reveals a brilliant mind. Nelson, Alice Girlsâ Club: French Club: Commercial Club; Comedy Concert' 28: Library Board. Maybe she. likes the boys, but we canât hold that against her, don't IM all I NKLso.N, Marguerite Girls' Club: Spanish Club; Commercial Club. Quiet, Vet charming is Marguerite. Newell, Howard III-Y; Hand; Track â27; Hockey â28. His heart is true as steel. Norwich, Raymond Baseball â28. '27. '28; C Club. i s rl thes. manner, and looks all show a good man. I 27 ) Nutt, Dorothy Latin Club (Vlec-Prc-s.); Botany Club: French Club: Orchestra; Hells of Beau-jolaisâ; âT elnwnlaâ: Na- tional Honor Society; G. A. A.; â˘â˘Mikado : â˘â Elijah : âMessiah : Girls' Club. A most liilcnle l girl. Olson, Ethel Commercial Club; Girl Reserves; Nation'll Honor Society; Girls' Club. The good you do â˘fill hint. Patten, Harold Football â28. '27; âC Club. A jrrince of a fellow that's Pal. Peterson, Mae Latin Club; Glee Club: Commercial Club: Girlsâ Club: G. A. A.: Mikado : â˘'Elijah : Messiah . Shyness sometimes conceals hidden drives. Pfeifer, Clarence Track â27. Nothing great ever was accomplished without enthusiasm. PifILP, GLEA Where there's a trill there's a wag. Rasmussen, Catherine Commercial Club (Vice-lârcs.): Girlsâ Club: Girl Reserves: G. A. A.: âMessiah. Charming to ever gone, pleasant and true. Odegard, Edythe Botany Club; Spanish Club; Girls' Club. National Honor Society: G. A. A.; Cen-Iruliun Staff; Captain Applejack . In mania rs as a uiiccn she. rules herself. Olson, Helen T. Girl Reserves Cabinet; Latin Club: Girlsâ Club: Quest Staff (Ass. Ed.); Class Cabinet: National Honor Society : Messiah . To give service to her schoolmates is a tig job. but Helen filled it well. Peterson, Delos Hi honest eges shoio forth a stalwart char-actcr. Peterson, Roy A blithe heart makes a blooming visage. Phillips, Carline C lass Cabinet; National Honor Society: Footlights Club; Glee (Hub; Lclawa-In : Bells of Beaujolais ; Messiah ; Mikado ; Elijah ; News Staff: Press Club: Ccntralian Staff: Girls' Club: Bank Director; O. A. A.: French Club: Comedy Concert '27. '28; Quest Staff: Captain Applejack . What would tee do without Carlinef ,-t better worker cannot be found. Qi iggle, Wallace Track '27: Orchestra: Class Cabinet. The glass of fashion the mould of form. Rieke, Claron Lessons, though long, do not hurry him. I 28 ] Ruzin, Rthelbell .â˘I yood clean heart is one to he envied. Schwartz, Hazei. I,ntln Club: Girlsâ Club; Commercial Club; Library Board. Virtue in more fa i r when it appears a beauty. Shaker, Theresa Glee Club; âMikado ; Girlsâ Club; National Honor Society. So sweet and fair and true. Shaw, Yvonne G. A. A.; Girls Chib; Com-noroial Club; Girl Reserves; âMessiahâ; Latin Club. Strouy of m i  d and kind of heart. Smrby, Norman Comes a still voice. Starkey, Herbert Iâm on my icay with a happy heart. Strom, Sylvia Norse Club: Commercial Club; G. A. A. Enthusiam is the. flavor of fun. Satiiek, Kith Commercial Club; Latin Club; Girlsâ Club; âMe ssiah . The nnrer of yenllc-ness is irresistible. Seokrstrom, Fred Commercial Club; III Y. .1 worker from the word âyoâ. Shacoiinkssy, Irma Thouyht in yold. anil dreamed in silver. Skinner, Margaret Girlsâ Club: French Club; G. A. A.; Latin Club. .1 demure maiden, sur-lmssinyly fair. Smith, Margaret Commercial Club; .Spanish Club. A true friend is the most rat liable possession. Strain, Leo C. C. C.; Library Board; Sluice Force; Commercial Club. A man after his own heart. Scllivan, Claude He'd talk to a pump ruther'n keep still. [ 29 I Sutherland, Donald French Club. A little flirting note and then Is relished by the best of men. Swanson, Editii Girls' Club; Commercial Club. She is as constant as the stars that neve r way. Thom, Robert Orchestra; Glee Club; M i k ail o ; âDorothy ; Iclmbod Crane : Lelawa-la ; Bells of Beaujolals ; Comedy Concert '25. Whatâs the use of worrying, It never teas worth while! Thomson, Alex Swimming '20. '27. '28. The answer to which maiden's prayer! Trowbridge, Harlan Commercial Club; Messiah ; Elijah ; Norse Club. Gentlemen are the best everywhere. Valiant, Ruth Girl Reserves; Girls' Club; Botany Club; Spanish Club; âMessiah . Ruth's heart is like the moon; It always has one man in it. Walsh, Edward He docs all things like a man. Swanson, Audrey Girls' Club; Girl Reserves (Pres.); C. C. C. Cabinet; Student Council; Class Cabinet; National Honor Society. If ignorance is bliss. Just think of what you miss. Swanson, Leonard lie that is of merry heart. Hath a continual feast. Thompson, Hayne Orchestra: Band; Swimming. '28: Bank Cashier; Norse Club; Mikado . His merry laughter oft was heard. Throughout the echoing halls. Thoresen, Thor To do -or not to do. That is the question. Trowbridge, Ione Girls' Club: G. A. A.; Commercial Club; Messiah ; Spanish Club. .1 smile for all, a welcome glad. A friendly, coaxing way she had. Wahl, Ruth Music has charms, so has she. Washington, Geraldine Botany Club; Commercial Club. A happy nature is a gift of heaven. I 50 ) Weksbth, Herda Girls' Club; G. A. A.; Olrb âC Club; Mess I nli : Comedy Concert '2 . Good nature i rithout disguise. Wessex, Ruby A jewel of sparkling worth. WfLLIXO, Katherine Spanish Club; Lutin Club; Girlsâ Club; Conuncrrinl Club; Nntionnl Honor Society; Girl Reserves; Ccn-trnllan Staff (Jan. Assât Ed.). Good natured, good sport, and full of fun. There's not another like her beneath the sun. Welch, Kenneth He stands foursquare, to all the winds that blow. Woolsey, Katherine Class Secretary; Girlsâ Club (I'res. â28); 6. A. A.; C. C. C. Cabinet: Student Council; Class Cabinet: SVyllte Club (Iâres.); Quest Staff (Art Ed.); French Club; Comedy Concert 27. 28. Charming, clever, grace-full. gagâ All these to our Kate belong. Wyman, Ernest Scandinavian Club. The irises! is he that keeps his own counsel. Caffrey, Francis Colliton, Eugene Eddy, Wallace E NG8TK A ND, WlI.LlAM Fredlund, Carl Nelson, Audkae Parsonage, Charles Pedersen, Viggo Plankey, Leslie Tellin, Lillian Tillmans, Russell Tweet, Myrtle Uline, Lucille Walter, Ruth Bartel, Bohtad, Burge Niess, Olsen, . evius, Crouch Spooner, Ahern (Chair.), Jarvis (Principal), Barelte, Woolsvy JANUARY AND JUNE STUDENT COUNCILS TIIE student governing body of Central is the Student Council which, under the direction of Calvin W. Jarvis, regulates the general activities of the school. The council is composed of the class officers, presidents of the Hi-Y Club, Girl Reserves, Girls' Athletic Association, Girls' Club; chairman of the C. C. C. Cabinet; editor of the News; and two âBâ senior representatives. The weekly meetings are held in Mr. Jarvisâ office. Olsen, Bush, O'Rielly, Niess, Crouch, Frie.bcra Pester, Spooner, Bartel, Burette. Gregory, Walling t 32 1 J Ncunsinger, Ixiraon, A tide men. Hoisted, Bruch low, Kimm Swanson, Barnum, Wootsey, H. Olsen, Master Ahern, Itohde, Contrail, Burge, Harris, Qniggle JANUARY AND JUNE CLASS CABINETS THE graduating class officers, chairmen of the class committees, senior advisers, and three students elected from the âA senior advisory constitute each Class Cabinet. All class business is brought before the cabinet and considered before it is presented to the class. The meetings are held in II. J. Rohde's room on Wednesday morning from 8 to 8:25 o'clock. Burton, Bardie, Spooner, Myers, Peterson McElderry, Ames. Olsen, Berg, Biddiek Aldrich, Gregory, Walling, Pester, Crouch, Brewer t 35 J Swanson, Kkman, Folkedaht, Hath, Olson, Matter Shaker, Beyers, Brachlaw, Bishop, Kim in, Xutt JANUARY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY THOSE seniors whose scholastic average is 2.3 or over automatically become members of the National Honor Society. Those having a 4 year average of 2 to 2.3 are elected to the National Honor Society on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. Fifteen per cent of the students of each graduating class may be made members if they stand in the upper fifth of their class in scholarship. Beverly Brachlow 2.8020 Myrtle Maxwell 2.7080 Herschcl Kaufman 2.7711 Kenneth Johnson 2.0502 William Beyers I lelen Olson 2.i 380 2.7142 Marian Carlson Olive Master And rev Swanson .. Ruth Carpenter ...................2.1(000 Katherine Wulling .................2.8798 Carline Phillips ..................2.8000 Edvthr Odcgard .................. 2.2857 Helen Bush ........................2.1724 Ray Bishop.........................2.0937 Dorothy Nutt ......................2.0025 Adrian Folkcdahl ..................2.0520 Charlotte Leix ....................2.0844 Theresa Shaker ....................2.0333 ... RcrOtr. Diehl. Hoaglund, Struble. gundheim. Anderson, Bush hjos, Peterson. Edblom, Ingvalson, Schoettle, Stutter, Gilbert, Garner Ude, Bunker, Kina, Olmsted. Bodily, Niess, Culhanr I assail, Oren, Holmbero, Horwitz, Harris, Ames, Miehnelson, Welles Davis, Erickson, Hoag, Olsen, Yovngren, Gregory, Wells, Brewer, Hardy JUNE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY TWENTY-THREE members of the June class received an average of 2.3 or over which automatically made them members of the National Honor Society. Nineteen members having an average over 2.00 were elected to the society. Pearl Youngren ....................2.8571 Ruth Olsen ........................2.8064 Lorraine Bunker ...................2.7500 Violet Ude ........................2.7500 Mary Louise Oren.............. ....2.7142 Louise Schoettle ..................2.6857 Isobel Gregory ....................2.6206 Mary Culhanc ......................2.5757 Raymond Hoag ......................2.4827 Eugene Johnson ....................2.4786 John Iiartv .......................2.4666 Robert Niess ......................2.4666 Dorothy Miehnelson ................2.4042 Esther Garner .....................2.4482 Bettv Welles ......................2.4193 Dolores Gilbert ...................2.4090 Harold Davis ......................2.3928 John Olmsted ......................2.3928 Ethel Stuber.......................2.3571 Helen Ingvalson ...................2.3418 Arthur Boddv ......................2.3333 Plectra Mellinger .................2.3214 Marshall Wells ....................2.3214 Mildred Diehl .....................2.2962 Ebba Peterson .....................2.2857 Alice Holmbcrg ....................2.2857 Kathryn St ruble ..................2.2666 Alice Ames ........................2.2500 Helen Vassnu ......................2.2500 Robert Brewer .....................2.2333 Katherine Berger ..................2.2222 Dorothy Bush.......................2.2142 Helen KjOS ........................2.2142 Grace C. Anderson .................2.2000 Vera Edblom .......................2.2000 Stephen Erickson ..................2.1851 Charlotte lioaglund .............. 2.1428 Roy King ..........................2.1428 Marion Harris .....................2.1111 Dorothy Horwitz ...................2.1071 Mae Naslund .......................2.0967 Alphild Sundheim ..................2.0967 ciacx euir .wooo marshau wais wfirt tamp LOCMJNE CtxXKH L.wsENct mm ntiEfi costello villiam hulwi do otmy bush , lconnc bunker Firtt Choice IÂŤorraixe Crouch Forest Pester - -Hazel Biddick Lawrence Bar kite Isobei. Gregory - -Bob Brewer - -Helenâ Costello Bob Brewer - - -Claire Ei.i.i no WOOD Bob Bartel - - -Lorraine Bunker -William Hulwi Dorothy Bush Marshall Wells HALL OF FAME - Mott Popular Girl - - Mont Popular Bop - - Beg I Dr egged Girl Bert 1)retted Bop - - Beet Booking Girl - - Beet Looking Bop - - - Wittiest Girl - - - - Wit tie ft Bop - - - - Cutest Girl - - - - Cutest Bop - - Most Talented Girl - - Most Talented Bop - - Most Athletic Girl - - Most Athletic Bop - Second (âhoice Isobei. Gregory Lawrence Barette Kathryn Struble â - Bon Bartel Claire Elmngwood ELURED WaLLINO - - Kith Olsen Lawrence Woods Charlotte Shea William Lockwood Maxine Morkex - - Bob Brewer Lorraine Crouch Elured Walling by comparing our group to a company of actors and actresses whose scene, lasting from that date until June, would be watched with interest by parents, teachers, and some 2,000 lower classmen. 1 asked you to make it a worthwhile performance, worthy of imitation. Our scene at Central is over; the curtain is closing. Is our audience applauding? My friends, I am sure it is, and I congratulate you. Our publications still rank high, our musical and dramatic efforts have met success, our scholarship has set new records, and our athletic teams have maintained high standards. If we have not participated in at least one of these activities, we have supported them all and our heads may he held high. Now we are about to take part in tin- more ditiicult play of life. With slight modifications to suit the occasion, 1 believe no other combination of words could he more appropriate for expressing my sentiments than the first stanza of a poem by Lord Byron: Our boats arc on the shore. And our barks are on the sea; Hut before ice go, classmates. Hereâs a double health to thee! From your president, âForkst M. Pkstkr. Pkari. Youxom:N Valedictorian Itirrii Olsbn S'llutatorian Aldrich, George Class Cabinet: Corncdy Concert: Glee Club. âBells of Beaujolnls. Pinafore ; French Club. Lony, lanky, and likeable, With a voice n n com parable. A Mrs, Alice National Honor Society; Girl Reserves (Sec.): Class Cabinet: Library Hoard; Charm School. A pretty miss of ( rare demeanor. A n in:kson . Crack O. A. A.: French Club: Girl Reserves; National Honor Society; Honor Roll. ({rare ix knoirn for her constant smile. Bailey, Cmword Spanish Club: Centrallan Staff: Quest Staff: Foot- ball â28. He sits and with a fetn words of beauty weaves a poem. Bakkttk. Lawrence lll-Y Club (Pres.): All City Hl-Y (Pres.); State Older Boys Conference (Pres.); Student Council (Vice-Chair. '28. 29): Library Board (Chair. '28. â29): Class Cabinet: Spanish Club: Red Blue Book Staff; A Cn-pclla Choir. When Lawrence speak he's always heard: He follows the. motto: I am third. Barry. Evelyn Girls' Club; C Club; Basketball '26. '27. 28. '29; Volleyball '26. 27. 28: Baseball '26. '27. '28; G. A. A. Board: Bank Director; Commercial Club. 'Tis every once In a (Treat while That you find a girl with such perfect style. Bartel. Robert HI-V: Student Council (Chair.); Footlights (Vice-Pres.); Class C-blnet: Con-tralian Staff; Cross Country '26: The Charm School. Rob is a boy of sterling worth, Whose dork eyes flash with hidden mirth. Amiiie, Adeline Girls' Club: Commercial Club: c. C. c.: The Charm School. I love merriment for merrimentâs sake. Anderson, Dorothy Orchestra: Mikado ; Lc-lawala : âPinafore ; Bells of Beaujolais ; Girls' Club; Spanish Club; Botany Club; G. A. A. She has helped us to be happy at Central. Anijrkn, Ruth Girls' Club; Botany Club; G. A. A. She's surely one sweet, little lady. Bakkk, Monroe Norse Club. How's the weather up there, Monroe f Barnard, Helen Girls' Club; French Club: Commercial Club: G. A. A. Her charm, simplicity. and pleasiny ways Were made to slowly win. not to amaze. Barta. Reginald Centrallan Staff: Press Club: Skylite Club: Bank Official; Comedy Concert. .-Ind a business man is he. Barton, Duane French Club; Bank Staff; Messiah. Worth doesn't run by linear measure. I 38 J Beuobd, Robert French Club: C. C. C. Official. A Smite thn! goes it long tray. Berger, Katherine National Honor Society: Girls' Club: Commercial Club; Scandinavian Club; Latin Club. She ha made our school a brighter spot because of her smile. Bergsktii, Ingehoku Botany Club; Commercial Club; Girlsâ Club; G. A. A. Cute and full of fun. Biudick. Hazelly. Commercial Club; G. A. A.: Girlsâ Club; Class Cabinet; News Staff. Why have style showsf Bjttkrmax, Betty Girlsâ Club: G. A. A.: Girl Reserves: Spanish Club. A face with gladness oversirread. Soft smiles by human kindness bred. Bock. Victor A good example is better Than a precept that serves as a fetter. Br.RO, Clarice Class Cabinet: Girlsâ Club: G. A. A.: Girl Reserves; Honor Roll; Norse Club (Iârcs. â27); âThe Charm School: Championship Basketball '27. â28; Volleyball 2 . '27. â28; Baseball '20. She's got a lot of what we all need; a lot of âchic. BeKGIN, (ioRIMIN Scandinavian Club. Here is one trho it staunch and sturdy. Does his part teithout being wordy. Bergstrom. Gladys Girlsâ Club: G. A. A. Happiness personified. Bischei., Wii.i.iam Commercial Club: Latin Club; Centralvlile. His hale, hearty cheer he's unable to doff. For he has a smile that doesn't wear off. Bi.yk. Ldcoe Girlsâ Club; G. A. A.; French Club: Botany Club. IIV are glad that you are a link in our friendship chain. Buddy, Arthur Honor Hell; National Honor Society; Chess Club; âC Club: Swimming â28. â29: Gym Team 27, '28 (Cap. 2 ). A dillcr, a dollar, a 10 oâclock scholar. BoilIJO, CLARENCE Promise is most given when least is said. Bradford, Kenneth My purpose is to serve, To lend a helping hand. ÂŤ Rraduy, Mkrrii.l Quest Staff; Messiah ; Ellnjh ; Oretiestra; !.atia Club. Hi art it hix ambition. Brkw'kr. Kobkrt Class Cabinet: National Honor Society; Honor Hob; Class Paper (Editor); 1.1b-rary Board; Quest Staff; Centralian Staff: News Stair; Footlights Club (Treas. 28. Pro . â29); Press Club; French Club; III Y Club; Messiah ; âElijah ; Bells of Beau join is : Le Inwala : Glee Club; Foot lights Plays; Comedy Con cert 27, â28. â29: Stage Manager Char in School. Hit art it mott unusual, hr' able to portrait The depth of human passion. its annuls both nil mnl iiaii. Bunker. Lorraine din Club; French Club; ... A. A.; National I loner Society. There is a Joy of livin') in her eyes, And beautifully doât she dance. Burton, Wendell Class Cablac : C. C. C.: (Vntrallan Staff; Spanish Club; Basketball '26; Bus! ness Manager âThe Char n School; Library Board. In ter severance none display more rim; He tackles each task with all thatâs in him. Cannon, Virginia Quest Staff (Asst. Ed.); Press Club: Footlights Club; Glee Guh; âPinaforeâ'; âMessiah ; Elijah , Latin Club; Girlsâ C ub: C C. C.: 0. A. A.J Honor Boll; âTh? Charm Sehoolâ; Bank Cashier: Comedy Concert 2s. '29; OiampioiiKblp Basket hall â27. â28; Btaball â27: Volleyball â27. Expression is the high-esl form of art. Carijtrom, Edward ââ˘.Messiah ; Scandinavian Club. What men dare, I dare. Gastello, William Knowledge comes from luniks. Brati.y. Sslmkr Commercial Clut ; C. C. C. Sothiny succeeds like Brixdmork, Hiciiard Track 2 . 28. 29; C Club. Surely character makes the man He proves Hud tuiyirty a no one am. Hikkis. Gayle G. A. A.; Girlsâ Club; French Club; Botany Club; Messiah ; Elijah ; Yob leylmll; Basket Vail; Bank Cashier. Peppy, snappy, a splendid friend, .1 pood pal, full of fun there is no end! Hush, Dorothy National Honor Society; G. A. A. (lârcs.); Student Council; Girls C Orgunl nation (Chairman); Honor Roll; Girl Reserves; C. C. (â.; Girlsâ Club; Comedy Concert 29; Rest Room Monitor; Bank Staff; l.atlu Club; Swimming 28; Basketball 27. 28, â29; Baseball 27, 2s, 29; Volleyball â28. â29; Hockey 2S. 29; Emblem Winner. When the things youâre planned need a helping hand, tforothi s there. Carlson, Uijwv.u. Scandinavian Hull. Heâs not rerg tall, in fact he's quite small. .1 pdly good fellow and liked by all. CaRTT.R, CELESTE Botany Club; French Club. Quiet like a steeping garden and as charming. Cervix, Kenneth Messiah ; Scandinavian Club. Your destiny t that of n man. I 10 ) Chapbh, Clayton Glee Club. âPinafore : âMl kado , Messiah : Bank Staff: Glee Club. To strive, to seek, to find. Cinclaik. Mary Ann Girlsâ Club: Girl Reserves: G. A. A. Her friends are many; Her foes are there anyt Com:. Venton Swedish Chib. Self- reverence, self-knowledge, self-control. Constantine. Philip With the trill to do. he is destined for great things. Costki.ijo, Helen Girlsâ Club (Vlee-Pres.): Centralinn Staff I Asst. Kill-tor): Comedy Concert '28: 'â â˘9: Commercial Club; Girl Reserves: Delegate to N. S. P. A. Convention; Press Club. She's debonairc, she's capable. And very, very likable. CULBERTSON, WlLIJAM Hl-Y Club; French Cub: Comedy Concert '27. '28; Red and Blue Book (Adv. Mgr.). Full of fun and mischief too Doing thing' he should not do. Cit.iiank, Mary Footlights Cub: Latin Club; Girlsâ Club; Honor Roll: National Honor Society: Quest (Ass. F.d.); Junior Warren Debate. Hotr lovely the tcork-ings of a mind that's serene. Christensen, Marybbllk (.irisâ Club; Scandinavian club (Sec.); G. ââ˘Messiah. Charming all eyes tcith graceful tray. And bidding all men's hearts in stray. Clark. Jane French Club: Girls Club. The type that inspired Titian. Combs, Lucian He's not artificial although heâs fluid of dramatization. Cook, Helen Glee Club. Bells of Beau-jolnls. Pinafore. I.ela-wnla, âMikado ; A Capelin Choir (Sec. and Treas.); Girls' Club: Comedy Concert; City and State Championship Contralto Soloist â2 : The Charm School. When her song is ended the melody lingers on. Crocker, Donald Glee Club. I.elawnla, Mikado. Pinafore. âBella of BeaujoInU ; Boys' State Championship Glee Cub; State Championship Orehes tra. Uke the noble music lhal he sings. Crouch, Ixikraine Class Vice-President: G. A. A. (Viee-Prcs. '2s, Pre . '29): C. C. C. Cabinet (Sec.): Student Couui'll; Class Cabinet; Library Itoaril; Comedy Concert 29: Girls' (tuli; Girl Reserves; Spanish Club; Honor Roll; Basketball â27. â2s; Volley lull '27. 28. â29; Basebnll â27. â2h: The Charm SchooV Anything under the big, bright sun That , o r r a I n r says she'll do will surely be done! Curtiss. Paul Orchestra; Band; Messiah ; Comedy Concert: Basketball â  : Hl-Y Club: French Club: .lr. Hl-Y Leader: Centnilville; Bank Staff; Library Board. Dependability is a great asset. I 41 1 I) AMOS, GkOHUE lll-Y Club: Orchestra: Honor Roll. .1 ii arconi piinli r l in n ⢠afcfan, .1 matter of mo sltua-Hon. Davis, Katjikkixk Girlsâ Club; Girl Reserves: French Club; G, A. A.: Centralvllle; Honor Roll. Sheâll a jolly good girl trilh ii smile for nil. Dehus, .Iokis Skyllte Club; Quest Staff; C. C. C.; Commercial Club: Designer of N'. K. A. Pin. A striking, handsome Inil, And gifted ns mi artist too. Do ell, Lucy Commercial Club: l-ntln Club; Girlsâ Club. Note ire knoir ichtj so maup poets irrite about âLucy.â Dovolis, Ikkxk Commercial Club: Glrl.s' Club; Rest Room Monitor. She has learned to look, and laugh. I)uxDAS, Dox.mji Debate Team: Centralism Staff: Commercial Club. The frlloir that puts pep. persona! Up. and sparkle into the driest of classrooms. Kliasox, Cox rad City and State Cornet Soloist Champion '28; Orches trn: Hand: Scandinavian Club: Comedy Concert 27. â2H. 29: Spanish Club; Footliicht Plays 27. He blows his men horn. Davis, Harold Ccntmlian Staff: National Honor Society; Honor Roll. A busier pet more obliging fellote icon never known. Davis, Pail Orchestra; Track 2s: Ili-Y Club. It's hard to find another Paul - indeed, anpone else like him. Dikii l, Mildred National Honor Society: Ccntrallan Staff: French Club; Centralvllle; g. a. .: Honor Roll .1 re.adg smite tor everyone, .1 lovely girl is â.! %. Dovolis, Arete Girlsâ Club: Commercial Club: Latin Club. Mysterious and brown-eyed, .1 very story book girl. Duki.l, Doi.oreh G. A. A.: Girlsâ Club; Girl Reserve: Latin Club; Cen-tnilviile: Press Club: News Staff; flank Cusblcr. Good looks and grace, Flavored with a wonderful personality. Edblom, Vera National Honor Soricty: Girlsâ C I ii l : Commercial Club (Treas.) Taken all in all. You'll never find her e final. K long wood, Claire Girlsâ Club Sec.): Library Hoard (Sec.); Footlights Club: Press Club; Glee Club: Girl Reserves; Quest Staff: The Charm School : Comedy Concert â2P. A daughter of the noils, divinely lull and divinely fair. I  2 I Erickson. Stephen Honor Roll: National Horn .-Society. Studies are my only luxl. I'kciixkr, Verna Girlsâ Club; Botnny Club. Girls like Verna nrr far anti fete between. Kritbru., Marie Girl Reserves: Girlsâ Club: G. A. A.; Library Hoard: The Charm School : C. C. C. She is audacious. She is vivacious. Garner. Esther National Honor Society: Hot any Club: Commercial Club; G. A. A.: Girl Re serves; Girlsâ Club. She puts her personality into pen anil paintbrush. GlI.lIHRT, DeMHUK National Honor Society: l.ntin Club (Treas. â28. Vice-lâres. â29): Quill and Scroll; News Staff: Girlsâ Club; C. â. C. Official: G. A. A.: Girl Reserves. If friends were not to help. I'd never care to hr one. Gregor, Mimired This is why we like you so. Just because you're you. Fa a hoik;, Oijvkr Glee Club. Elijahâ, âIâinn foreâ. Messiah ; Foot tights Club: Latin Club. HV stopped to listenâit was the music in his voice. Ferstek, Eldred Messiah : âRlljnh ; A Capelin Choir. Hooks make up his school. Gackk, Gorge Heiny yood is such u lonesome job. Girrcu. Wii.i.ia.m fjony and lean and full of fun. Graham. Ciiari.es Xnpolron was little, so am I. Gregory-, Isohei. Class Secretary: Girls' Club (Pres.); National Honor Society: Quest Staff (Literary Editor); Comedy Concert â˘28. â29: Miss Central: G. A. A.: Student Council: Class Cabinet; Footlights Club: Honor Roll: Press Club: Latin Club; Girl Reserves; Delegate to N. S. P. A. Convention: The Charm School. Perfection in yirlhoad was fust an ideal Iântil Isabel came atony. Guppy, Martha g. A. A.: Commercial Club: Girlsâ Club; Botany Club. IFAcm Martha wants anythiny, she. yets it: IFAcm she has somethin') to say. ice listen. I 3 I Guppy, Mary Girlsâ Club: G. A. A.; French Club; I .a tin Club: Commercial Club; Botany Club. It is a friendly heart who has plenty of friends. IIAll., DoiTOLAS Kiss the bines good bye. When Doug eotnrs stepping round. Hanson, Dorothy Latin Club: French Club; G. A. A.: Girlsâ Club: C. C. C. Sparkling eyes, face aglow. That's Dorothy whom we like so. Harris. Mariox Nationnl Honor Society: Girl Reserves (Treas.); Botany Club: Girls Club. Skyllte Club: Tennis: G. A. A ⢠Quest Staff: Centralmn .â˘ÂŤ .r . ÂŤ ..tin rillll She has more than an artist's finger. A sunny disposition and a heart of gold. Harris. Wu.mcr Orchestra. Full wise is he that knows himself best. 11 ARVK Y, MONROK Track â29: Golf 'tt. K!v Club: âC â Club: 'Mes .slabâ: Comedy Oancert. A golfing lad of wide. repute: . You should see him m Hawkinson. Marjorik Girlsâ Club; Girl Hescncs; lifln Sub:   ! â˘Â ⢠Club. I maiden never bold, a spirit still and guiet. Habebbkro, Bernice Girlsâ Club: G. A. A.; Volleyball '27. â2 : Commercial Club; Scandinavian Club. One who is laughing, talking, and generously obliging. Hanson, I.i.ovn M e s s I a hâ: Commercial Club; Bank Director. Clean rut and manly, A gentlema.n and friend. Hardy, Wesley Commercial Club; C. C. C. The will to do. the soul to dare. .1 happy youth without a rare. Harris. Norman ionor Roll: Botany Club; :. c. c.: Chess Nuts: Swimming 29. A little foke row and then is relished by the Harty. John Iona 1 Honor Society: or Roll; Library Board, lish Club (Vice InsO: ⢠C. Hi-Y Club: Com Concert â2S; Band; âMessiah. r thought as a sage . m I 1 ÂŤ desli ftP ft IlAircK. Wr-SLEY Hec.strom, Norma Isâ Club: French Club; imercial Club; G. A. a.. A Capella Clmir. may be tall, but that is not all. I 1 Hilbert, Charles My cloud are all sliver lined. Hoagi.ind, Charlotte Nntioual Honor Society: Honor Roll; Commercial ciuii (See.); Girto (Hub; Girl Reserves; G. A. A.; Girl-.' C Club; Cent rail an Staff: Ccntralvlllc; C. C. C.: Quest Staff: Basketball â2 . '28: Hockey â2s; Vol leybnll '27: Baseball 27. â2s. '29. And another girl ire're glad tee met. IIoker, Anita PootUffhts Club; (7 Winner; ;. ('. C.: Girl Re serves: Girls' Club: G. A. A.: Comedy Concert '29: Tennis '28; Centr.-ilville. A Ixikerâs daughter with a rising future. Holm berg. Alice National Honor Society: Girl Reserves: ('. C. C.: Girls' Club; French Club: Latin Club; G. A. A. Though hung a a Iwe, She always has time for you and me. H OR WITZ. Dorothy Latin Club: Botany Club: Girls' Club; C. C. t : National Honor Society: Spanish Club. Braint and personality make a y od combination. IIorwitz, F.u: In lifeâs earnest battle, they only prevail, trho daily march o n ward and never say fait. Hurley, Harvey Latin Club. An individual personality With an individual fellow. IIoao, Raymond National Honor Society: Hl-Y; Honor Roll; Spanish Club; Hockey '29; Tennis. In the ups and downs of life Iâm an up. Hor.i., CJwkn Library Board: Girl Rc serves; C Club; Basketball '27. '28. '29: Hockey '28; Volleyball 27. 28. '20; G. A. A.; Messiah ; C. C. C.: Honor Roll. At breezy and refreshing as a summer wind. Hoglund, Madeline Girls' Club; G. A. A.: Commercial Club; Latin Club; Botnuy Club. Always a miss. But neper amiss. Holmes, Harriet Glee Club; Comedy Concert '2fl; Girlsâ Club: Hot'iny Club; G. A. A.; Pinafore ; A Cape I la Choir. She's a veritable Kitten On The Keys. Holmgren, Fred News Staff: Centrnllan Staff; Debate; Messiah ; Orchestra: Hl-Y Club; Press Club; Swimming â23; Track 25. ,-1 good fellow, a strong mind, and a true gen tleman. Hulwi. William Centralvllle: Comedy Concert '2s. '29; Bank Cashier; Library Board; Spanish Club; News Staff: HI Y Club: Latin Club. Hour he can play! Huttnkr, Russell YoMâre only young once why not enjoy it. (   1 Hutton, Clarence Swimming '28; Track '2$: Gymnastic Team '27, â2S: ?' Club. What a nut a! Iverson. Vixcbxt C. C. C.; Commercial Club. fit allies are such a hare. Jenson. Chester Football â20, â27. â28: Track 26. '27. '28. â29: Basketball 27. '28; C Club: Central-vllle. A real mein tcho shines in athletics. I NGVALSON. IIkI.EN National Honor Society: Girls' Club: Latin Club: Botany Club: G. A. A.: Commercial Club: Honor Boll. In her quietude there i'x r mrni. Jaiinke, Marsh am. Orchestra. It is rriser to he a listener than son too much. Jekxigax. Opal Varietu is the spire of life - shesâ one of the 37. Johnsox. Alnokma Girls' Club: Commercial Club; Botany Club; C. C. C.; G. A. A. .1 quiet charm, a pteasin' smile, Xo wonder ire foil for |tour ever wile. Johnson. Eugene Debate Team: Orchestra: Band: Quest Staff: National Honor Society: Honor Boll: C. C. C.: I.at in Club. doth Ewjene and Central have brnefiteel from his debatin' ability. Johnson, I .eon Orchestra. .â˘I sensible, trctl tired man. Kei.i.y. Dorothy Commercial Club; G. A. A. Ilâe should all be interested in athletics, if all athletes have such i er. sonalities as Dorothf âs. Johnson, Evelyn Commercial Club (Treas.): Girls' Club: Scandinavian Club: G. A. A.; Messiah : Elijah' . Prudent, quiet, and appreciative. Johnson. Helen C. A Capelin Choir (Vicc-I'res.): Girlsâ Club: French Club: G. A. A.: Girl Be-serves: Messiah . She made more friends as the four nears rolled alonr). Johnson. Lillian Girlsâ Club: G. A. A.: Commercial C I u b: Elijah , MeSSiab ; A Cape I la Choir; Bank Staff. IIV canât help that we. like her. King, Hoy National Honor Society; Hi V Club; C. C. C. Cabinet. .1 King amoiiff men. i  I Kjohi.ikn, Marion Commercial Club: Latin Club; G. A. A.: Girls Club. Shr lives in inner fit! hnrmonu. Ki.AKQirisr. Il. ,i;i. Girl Reserves: Girls Club; G. A.: Commercial Club: âMessiah . It's it frirndfg heart that has lent n of friends. Kxicht, Morris Orchestra; lll-Y Club. I thought I sair him at wining hut la! it wvm a dream. Kotiii.ow, Vrrna Quietness in dignitg. Khavio, Hoiikrt ! r e a t thingx are ex-perted at small men. Lamu. Morris III Y Club: C. C. C. .1 handful of life is irorth a hush cl of learning. I ARSON. (âAM. Ih is a hundred jier-renter. K JOS, lli:u:s Nalloiril Honor Society; Girls Club; Spanish Club; botany Club: SVaiiillnavian Club. Her voice is street, her clothes are oral. Knait. Dorothy ilntnny Club: Honor Roll; A Capelin Choir. Sothing mean ran be said about Parol hg. Koi.i., Euzahkth Quest Staff: Honor Roll: French Club; Girlsâ Club; Botany Club; Messiah . .1 likeable girl with a likeable iron. Koupm, 'IYi.a French Club; Commercial Club; Girls' (,'lub; (liarm School : A Capelin Choir; Messiahâ. Here's a gonno Indii good as gold; She's nr err shll nor is she hold. Khoiin. Marvin Tennis '28. 2I . He knows his racket. I.ARSKN. VALBORO Commercial Club; French Club; Girls Club. She's a form of life and light. I. a ii g h i n g eges and manner bright. Larson, Vioi.kt Cominerdal Club. Attractive awl cam-go-mg. I  : 1 LeClaire, Hayden French Club: Latin Club. The trortl âimpossibleâ is not in my vocabulary. Leveretâ˘, Helen C. C. C.: G. A. A.: Girlsâ Club: Spanish Club: Com mereial Club; Hank Director: Centralvllle; Champi onsliip Volleyball 28. Talkative, and full o fun. Lewis, Fraxcis Quest Staff Asst. Ed.) S Skyllte Club (Vice-Pres.): Cent rail a n Staff: The Charm Schoolâ; Commercial Club; I.atln Club; Press Club: Comedy Concert '28. '2D. From his pen all types of pictures flow. Lindquist, Alte C. C. C.: Scandinavian Club. A jolly pood fellow. Lockwood, Willia.m HI-Y Club: Footlights Club: Commercial Club; Latin Club; Swimming â28. âan. He. makes hay while the sun shines. And âhey, heyâ while the moon shines. Lyxoiiolm, Erwin He has made m a n y friends in his year at Central. McCaughey. Armand Track 2 . 2ÂŤ; Cross Country â27. 28; Tennis â28. '2D; Commercial Club: Botany Club. Quite the athletic boy! Lee, Esther A Co pel la Choir; Girlsâ Club. Perseverance always wins. LkVkscontk, Edward News Staff (Adv. Mgr.); Footlightsâ Club; P ress Club: Delegate to N. S. P. A. Convention: Botany Club; Spanish Club; Track 27; C. C. C.: Bank Cashier. His great personality makes him shine; He is as much to the class as the â2 and the 9 . I.i.moni , Lyi.k Full of wit and good nature. Lindstrom, Walter HI-Y Club; Spanish Club; Messiahââ. Oh that marcel â long may it wave! Luxdberg, Dorothy Ever ready, crer steady. McCall, Mary Ai.ick Tennis '2f ; Messiah : Comedy Concert 27, '28. 20: Girlsâ Club (Trcas.); Commercial Club: G. A. A.: S p a n 1 s It Club: Girl Rose rves. Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, and so do âwe ! McCone, Eugene FooUniII '28: Hockey â26. â27. â28; Track '27. â28. Captain '29: C Club (Vice-Pres.) Fleet in foot, alert in mind. It's very hard to match his kind. I ÂŤ J McDonald, Winifred Botany Club; G. A. A.: Girl Reserves: Commercial Club; Messiah : Best H n iu Monitor. A ixrsonaliiu full of rascality. McEi.derry, Marik Girlsâ Club: Spanish Club: Commercial Club. She likes to he pestered. McNamara. Donald Owr clous' Scotch representation. Mason. Merna Girlsâ Club. She is kind anil is at-icay prepared to be friendly. Miciial-lson. Dorothy Quest Staff: Ccntralian Staff; IâmÂŽ Club; Conimer-cal Club; Spanish Club: G. A. A.: Girl Reserves: Girls' Club; Skylitc Club; Footlights Club; National Honor Society: Comedy Concert '2s, '29: C. C. C.; Honor Roll. My freedom's my lord-ship. So monarch dare touch. Mitchell, Pattie Latin Club: G. A. A. A I ir a V s cheerful, always kind. She's a air! ice like to find. Murray, Alberta Girl Reserves: Girls' Club. A true and loua! pal to everyone. McEachhan, Melba Commercial Club: Girls Club; G. A. A. .1 kind of calm beauty. Like the coming of twilight. McGrkoor, Dorm.as Spanish Club. If he trill, he will, and that's an end to it. Mahoney. Samuel Library Board. .-I bushel of fun. Mkixixokr. Ei.ectra National Honor Society; Girls' Club; French Club; Messiah : Comedy Concert '28; Bank Cashier. She reminds us of a goddess in more way than her name. Miller, Calvin Honor Roll: C. C. C. Official. Already an adult. Morkkn, Maxine âThe Charm School ; French Club (Vicc-Prcs.); Comedy Concert 27. 28. '29: Girls' Club; F o o t 11 g h t s Club; âThe Diabolical Cir-c.e : Glee Ciun; Le.n- wnlaâ. Bells of Beau loin is . âMikado ; Elijah , G. A. A.: Girl Reserves. If not by singing and dancing she trill achieve fame as an nrtress. Myers, Gordon Business Manager of Cen-trnllnn; III-V Club; Press (Hub: Class Cabinet; Track '27: C. C. C.; Latin Club; Spanish Club; Delegate to N. S. P. A. Convention; Bank Cashier. Lift is just a round of merriment, except for English. t IS I Nash. Girls' Club: Frcnfn Club; Comedy Concert. Service before self. Xac, Harriet Girls' Club; Commercial Club; Quest St Jiff: Glee Club. âMikado . Pinafore . Aheat s read a for a (rood lime. Nei.sox. Oiis C. c. c. Official. .-I purpose true, determined mill, â˘â˘; . ability. and skill. iioi-sj MAijijAHiri' Teg of our hearts indeed. Noel. Hoski.yx News Stiiff: Quill an.I Scroll; G. A. A.: C Winner: Volleyball '28; Basket-(Mill â28; Baseball '28; Hoekcv '28, 29; Skating '28. A peach of a girl as everyone knows. She brings along laughter wherever s h e goes. XoRDQL'IST, EiJZAHETH Spanish Club; Girls' Club. She has no lime for wealth and fame. To smile and help is her big aim. Olbex, Hi-tii Salutatorian; Honor Boll: National Honor Society: Quest Staff (Business Man niter); Centraâlan Staff: Girl Reserves (Pres.); Girls' Club; Botany Club (Treas.): Press Club; Latin Club: Warren Debate '2s; School Debate 28. '29: Class Cabinet: Student Council; G. A. A.; Comedy Concert '29: Tennis '28; Delegate to N. S. P. A. Convention. Iâcjipy ami smart, efficient and true. She's a'wags in the swim. Nasu .vii, Mae G. A. A. Board: Botany Club: Commercial Club; Girls' Club: National Honor Society; Hookey '27. '28; Volleyball '28. '29; Basketball '29. A girl not too conspicuous lad sweet all in herself. Nei.sox. Edward Glee Club. P innfor e. Messiah ; French Club; Band. 20, '27: Comedy Concert '28. '29. Lots of talent. Nkvivs, Vihoixia Girls' Club (Pres.); Central iau Staff (Assât Editor); Student Council; Library Board: Girl It e s e r v e s (Treas.): News Staff; Press Club: French Club; G. A. A.; Comedy Concert; De-Bate Team. 28. '2! ; The Charm S e h o o I;â Honor Roll. A wedding is the thing for me. Nikss, Hubert Kdltor-in-Chief of News; Footlights Club: lli-Y Club; Student Council: Library Board; Comedy Concert; National Honor Society; âWenthervnne F. lope s â: The Charm School''; Press Club (Pres.): Quill and Scroll; Delegate to N. S. I . A. Convention; Honor Roll. Is not ereru editor the ruler of the worldt Nobby, Hei.ex Commercial Club; Girls Club. Latin Club: Skyllte Club: Girl Reserves: Honor Roll. How favored is the book she cons. Olmsted, Joiix Latin Club: French Club: National Honor Society. Here's a bog we all know with a three decker brain. Obex, Mary I.ocise National Honor Society: Honor Roll: Latin Club (Sec.): French Club: Girls Club: Quest Staff. Comedy Concert 28; G. A. A. Marg Lou, Mart Lou. Cross our hearts, ire all like gov. I   1 OwiKI.D. VlXCKNT The Clin nu School. Why study! Then are o many other thing icorth trhile. Paddock, Virginia G. . : Girls' Club: C C. C.; Commercial Club. Petite and fair, l.orrly and rare. Pearson, Kokcht Orchestrn. Hvjonr dull rare, begone from me. Thou and I shall never agree. Putir, Forest Class I'resident: Student Council; The Charm School ; News Staff: III V Club; Quill and Scroll. Stately and tall he move in the hall. Our prexy. rhief of lÂŤi strong. Pkteksox, Khic Cross Country; Class Cabinet; News Staff; Spanish Cluh; HI V Club; Commercial Club. And all the day I read in nehool. Hut my I hough tx ire re elsewhere. Peterson, Stella An happy ox the da a in long, An happy an a gladsome song. PeTTCS. (il.ADVS Girls' Club; French Club; News Staff. An excellent mrtlley of seriousness and fan. Owen . Patricia Quest Stuff; Girl Reserves; Girlsâ Club; French Club. .1 picture of irhieh only artintn dream. Palsier, John Club: French Club; Hockey Mummer 27. 2s. 29; Hunk Cashier: Me - â˘dull ; Comedy Concert â2ÂŤ; III Y Cluh. tie's small- -but bottle him up and imp hr gom. Pekcivai.. Howard Band '2h. Load of fun, obliging too, lie'll do all won ask him to do. Peterson, Kmiia Seandinavlan Club; Bank Cashier; C. C. (!.; National Honor Society; Girls' Club. I Iâll A nomeone like you, a pal good and true. 1 'etehso n , F i on e n ck Did ire ever nee her rroust Prtkmox, Violet Girls' Club; Botany Club; I .at in Club; G. A. A. Fair an a star when Only one in shining in the nky. Plant ., (ironok Stage Force; Cross Country; Baseball '27. ir icn the girls came out to play, Did thin (,'eorgir run tticayf Pouter, William H'hrii I leant a thing I remember it. The trouble in irith the âwhen. Pritchett, Evelyn Girls' Club: Commercial Club: (J. A. A. for eornr what mar , it mattersi not, Evelyn Joh n n w on the fpot. Kaknson, Esther Girls' Club: Commercial Club: G. A. A. HereV a charming little Ians. A shining star in evert class. Rarick, Virginia Latin Club; GirLs' Club: G. A. A.: Botany Club; Volley Hall ''. (1. '27: Baseball '20, '27. '2K; Basketball '27. You will always Ite our necessity. Reno, Hazel Latin Club: Girls' Club; French Chib; C. C. C. want to Ite happy; but I can't Ite happy. Till I wake you happy too. Roberts, Morva G. A. A.; Girls' Clubs French Club; Commercial Club. A pleasant tray that's richer than a crtnrn. .-1 lovely fare that never wears a frown. Uitoe, Cari. The world is good, anil the people are good, anil we're all good fellows together. Priess, Thelma Girls' Club; G. A. A. An d something more than melody Dwells in her words. Qvesxell, Faith Commercial Club; Latin Club; Girls' Club: Ccntral-vllle. Faithful as her name. R Ax K lEI.I.OI'R, I )OROTl IY Girls' Club: French Club: Commercial Club; Girl Re serves; G. A. A.; Botany Club: A Capelin Choir; Honor Roll. We fill our cup to one made up of loveliness alone. Rasmussen. Margaret Commercial Club; Girls Club; G. A. A. I am on my way with a merry heart. Ring, Evelyn G. A. A.: Girls' Club; Commercial Club; French Club. A nicer girl we never knew. Sweet and friendly, kind and true. Rom page, Harry Ccntralville: I.alln Club. I don't believe in principle. Hut oh, I do in interest: Ryan, Martin Although he's a little sharer He's no slick. I 32 1 Sack, Chari. : A rare musician. A rarer (rood fellow. Santhizos. Ki..m.vi: Girls' Club: Commercial Club: A Capelin Choir; âMessiahâ. Elaine the fair. Elaine the lovable. Scjiimhkro, Cecilia Girls' Club: Commercial Hub. To see her i to like her; To know her is to love her. SCItOKTTLK, Louise Society: Girls' Club: National Honor Honor Koll; G. A. A.: French Club: Latin Club: âMessiah : Comedy Concert. Laughing. happy. musical. street. With good mark lurked in to make her complete. Seifert, Stas let Cross Country â-?⢠Courteous and manly, A genuine good sport. SHKA. Cif.tm.fnn: Comedy Concert 2H. â2l : Hotanj Club: l itin Club: Girlsâ Club; G. A. A.: News Staff. A laughing shape, an image gay. To haunt, to startle, and waylay. Shocks, Svi.vkstk TAe on y iroy to begin something teorth vhilt is to begin â An re. Samsbuby, Mack Cross Country â 8. â37; Track â˘27: C Club: Comedy Concert '26. â2ÂŽ: Central-ville: Quest Staff; Debate Club; C. C. C.: Commercial Club: Botany Club; Bank Cashier. Pe.rsona.Utu plus, keen of mind. A man like Mack is hard to find. Senatzi.kix, Leo Hockey â27. âfs. 29. (Cap. 2M. '29): Baseball M, '29; Foot kill 2h; Golf â27. 2H; CT Club: Commercial Club. Not only pood. but good for something worth while. SclIOBEKO, KuilSt: Centnilville: I .at in Club; Girlsâ Club: Commercial Club. May she never change except in name. Skilkb, Out iia Botany Club. Itâs hard to find your kind. Orpha. Schwartz, Ai.hhut C Club; Football â2H. S e I it o m sad. mostly glad, lie's some lad. Shimki., Mahjohic Glee dub. âBolls of Beau join Is . âMikadoâ, â˘Tina-fore ; Bot ny Club: Spanish Club. Her every tone is musicâs own. Like those of morning birds. SiMpftox, Benjamin Spanish Club. Quirt, serious, but full of fun. We aU like Benjamin, everyone. I  1 Smith, Edith Girls Club: Commercial Club; Botany Club; O.A.A. Which do irr like the better! Sunn, Maysakii Central vllle; Latin Club. He's a scout ten fold, if mv regard his good deeds. Smith. Tkkksa ' ⢠Latin (Hub; Orchestra; French Club; Girlsâ Club. .lud sh giggles -in and on and an Stikss. Clutokii He dwells within himself. Sti'rkr, Etiiki. National Honor Society: Commercial Club (Pres.): Girls Club; C. C. C.: Latin Club. .-I little business woman who has plentg of time for her friends. Svark. Etiiki. A Cnpclla Choir; Glee Club. .1 generous maid and most noble. SWKNSK, FrIKXOI.Y She lives lift to her name. Smith, Ki-sir. Girls Club: Botan Club: G. A. A. We know not. Smith. Phii.ii Skylitc. .1 Jolxon or what hare Von! Spooxkk. Mary Quest Stuff {Ass't Ailv. Mar. 2 . Exchange Fa I. -. :. Kd itor-ln-Chicf '28. 29): Girls' Club (See.); Press Club (Vice-Pros.); All City Cross Club (Pres.); Student Council (Sec. '28. 29): Girl Reserves (See.): Class Cabinet: Comedy Concert: Honor Roll; Delegate State Press Convention: Delegate to X. $. P. A. Convention. .1 perfect woman, noMu Idunned, To warn, to comfort, and command. Sthi ki.k, Kathryn Fall tor-in-Chief Ccntrallnn: Press Club (Sec.): National Honor Society; Girls' Club; Library Hoard; Fri-nc h Club: I ji tin Club: Quest Staff: Delegate to N. S. P. A. Convention: Comedy Concert '28. 29. Magnets attract, so does Kate's personaUtu. SUNDIIKIM, Al.PHII.1) National Honor Society: Girls' Club: French Club: G. A. A.: Norse Club; laitin Club: Girl Reserves; Comedy Concert 28: Commcr eial Club. We don't know where gom came from. Hut ire'rc nwfullg glan non came. Swartz, Max C Club: Gymnastic Team. Oar famous tumbler good lack. SwkNSOX. I .tICII.I,K Girls' Club; Rank Cashier; Botany Club; G. A. A.; Commercial Club: Comedy Concert '28. .1 ehcerg air of confidence. Places worth in evidence. I 3 I Sylvester. Verne It talers him a long iiunto my it. tint it'm irorth the. while. Tkalow, Kuril News Staff; Press Hub: ('.iris' Club; Botany Club: Girl Reserves: Sctmdlnavl an Club. DeiwndaMe unit sweet. Thompson, George I inn not un angel net. Tii.up, Katherine G. A. A.; Spanish Club; Girl Reserve : Girls Club: Commercial Club; Comedy Concert 28. 2l . Her curls and pen-sonality moke op n rery tore to little girl. True, Kitii Girlsâ Club. True Hloe ft nth True. Turner, Kathryn This irorhl is it happy 'I I. V. RCO, ItlCIIAM) News Staff: Press Club. lie worries not of tomorrow. Taylor. Kenneth Basketball 28. 29; Baseball 8 : âMessiah . A errsatilr athlete. Thompson, Don alii I cute little blond. Thompson, Philip C. C. C. I hate a lot of thinking to do. Torrance, Frank C. C. C. Official; Baud; Bank Stnff. Tall ami lot of quality to go with the quantity. Tuck, IIaroiji Botany Club: Commercial Club. Minus the sizeâhe is a second Friar. Udk, NTolette National Honor Society; Girlsâ Tenuis Champion â28; Commercial Club; Girls' Club; G. A. A. .1 r inlet by a mossy lione. Vans At', Helen National Honor Society: Selmol Debate Team '2ÂŤ; ('.Irisâ Club; Honor Roll. The mildest manner and the gentlest heart. I 5 If Vkriiaren, Arthur Track â29. Time ( tides with undiscovered haste. Wallace.. Edith News Sâaff: Skylite Club: Girl Reserves; Girlsâ Club: Commercial Club: Latin Club; O. A. A.; Honor Roll. True in honor, faithful in work. Walsh, William Latin Club: C Club; Baseball â27. â28. Cap. â29. Baseball Is mi on I; lust. Welles. Betty National Honor Society; Girlsâ Club: French Club (Pres. â29. Treas. 28); Latin Club; Honor Roll: Comedy Concert â28. â29: C. C. C.: Press Club: Library Board: Cbntrallnn Stair. From the crown of her head to the sole of her shoes she's one sweet lady. Vâideex, Catherine G. A. A.: Botany Club: Latin Club: Comedy Concert; Girlsâ Club. A maid there iras of quiet ways. Walling. Eldred Treasurer of Class: Câ Club (Pres.): Student Council: Class Cabinet: Base- ball â28. â29; Football â27. â28. ATot for the glory of winning. But for the love of the game. Webster. Wallace Spanish Club: Orchestra. Band; Honor Roll. The will In do. the soul to dare, A lanky youth without a care. Welles, John News Staff: Track â28. â29: Glee Club. âTchnbod Crane . ââLelawalaââ. Bells of Beau joâais . Mikado ; Comedy Concert â26. 27; Spanish Club. Always ready. Wells, Marshall Football '26. 27. â28; Basketball â28. â29: Central vine; C. C. C.: Student Connell; Câ Club: Cen- trnllnn Staff: National Honor Society. On the football field hr sets quite a nice. But he wins by far in Cupid's rare. Whitson, Chkdwick C. C. c.: Spanish Club. They say you are a melancholy fellow. Wilkinson. Alice Botany Club; Spanish Club: Girlsâ Club; G. A. A. Your eyes Indray you. WeyiiRAucit, Florence Messiah ; âKllinh : Basketball â28: Volleyball 28: Norse Club: Commercial Club. True as the dial to the sun. WlCKENHOKKER, UlJTH Girl Reserves; Girlsâ Club: Commercial Club. Are you never sadt Williams, John Glee Club (Treas.); Bells of Beaujolnls . Lelawala ; Comedy Concert â26. â27. â29: Track â27. â28: Cross Country â26. 27 ((âapt.): C Club: Hi V Club; Cen-tralvillc: French Cluli: Library Board. I 56 ] Wilson, George He does his icork quiet-Iv and ter . Wilson, .Iran French Club: Girls' Club; Girl Reserves; Comedy Concert '28; Quest Staff. Life is not a tragedy; Then why not ice in joyt Winkj.br, Frances Commercial Club: Botany Club. Weâ11 hear from her in the business world. Woodking, Mary Spanish Club; Girl Reserves; G. A. A.: Glee Club. Messiah . âElijah . Bells of Beaujolalsâ. Mikado . Pinafore . I.ela-wala : Comedy Concert '27. '28. '2 : Centrallan Staff: Girls' Club (Treas.); Honor Roll. Mary has a itt e lamb who follows her around. Hut he is not the only one who depends on her smiles and frowns. Yaooy, Marlon HI-Y Club; Latin Club: Commercial Club; Glee Club. Bells of Beaujolals . We'll want to keep in touch with him. Kirmse, Robert Last but not least by a long trays. Dalton, Theodore Davidson, David Hedges, Lewis Johnson, Wesley Maroosis, Nick Wilson, Gladys Botany Club; Commercial Club: a. A. A.: Girls' Club; Messiah . Gladys is always very glad. She never tries to make us sad. Wilson, Rutii Botany Club: OIris' Club. A modest flower blooms longest. Wolke, Eva Botany Club; G. A. A.; Girlsâ Club. Messiah . Possessor of a Colgate smile. Woods, Lawrence HI-Y Club: Older Boys' Conference; Ass't Hockey Mur. '28; Ass't Track Mgr. '28: Press Club (Treas.); Foot lights Club. (Sec.); Comedy Concert '29: Station Y. Y. Y. Y. : News Staff. Keep moving and the world moves with you; follow me boys. Younoren, Pearl Valedictorian; Centrallan Staff: Girl Reserves: Girls' Club: Latin Club; National Honor Society. A diligent seeker after the grm. of knowledge. Osgood, Lois Hanson, Walter Lynch, Francis Nolton, Evelyn I NOTED UND RCLA NEM I. William ORielly, 2. Kenneth Ray, 3. Margaret Stoeuel, 4. Allen Crowell, s. Dorothy Faloon, 0. Donna Alquist, 7. Raymond Bates, 8. Lori)i nd. ! . JocA- MacCuUough, 10. Helen V ardalos, II. Frances Bradshaw, 12. .Wfirm.i Lilienthal. 13. Olive MeManis. 14. George Roscoe, 15. Maxine Edwards, 16. Pheobe Vlantz, 17. Arlene Waldotn. 18. John Carabin, 10. Charles Jewel, 20. Bred Mueller NOTED UNDERCLA ME.N 1. llolx-rt Hoover, t. Jane Bloonujuht, 3. Carol WilllmtiB  . JrOn Hull. 3. Virginia CMes. n. Harriel Olcskv, 7. Betty Walters. 8. Maru LaUffhlin.  . Sadie elson 10 It tinsel Davies, 11. Richard B fes, 12. Alice Fatally. 13. Clifford Shorn. 14. Arthur H ijjj ijw. IX Lou Snodyrass, Ml. Donald Dwell. 17. lâautine ifarhrine, I . Clifford Horton IUIYME AND REASON The staccato âtap, tap, tapâ of the director's gavel . . . the ponderous sweep of the crowd. -Vt â -v CENTRALIAN STAFF Kathryn Struble Helen Mae Coeielijo -Gordon Myers John K. Muiaiout Ella Witte ... Editor-in-chief Assistant Editor Business Manager Literary Adviser Art A drier r Gain ford Downing Walter Nohuby -Clifford Hailey -Marshall Wells -Roth Olsen -Robert Brewer Business Adviser Literary Editor Sports Editor Feature Editors Advertising Manager January Kathryn Wullino Cable ne Phillips - Frank Neunsinoer Mildred Diehl Associate Editor Dramatic Editor - - Snap Shot Editor - Sales Letter Managers June Virginia Nevius - Dorothy Miciiaeiaon - Betty Welles Robert Bartel Charlotte Hoaoluxd Harold Davis ........ Assist. Business Manager Evylyn Carmichiel i Marion Harris .... 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OâLeary - Advertising Manager Assistant Faculty Advisrr O'Rielly, Bradley, Carr, Smile r, Brewer, Stone. Lewis, it art I untI eteon, Oren, St rutile, Jarvis, Wilson, Wallace, Gordon, Setter, Phillips It. Olson, Culhane, Etlingwood, Gregory, Spooner, Olsen, MirhaeUon, Woolsey H. M. S. PINAFORE The Right Honorable Joseph Porter.. K. C. B. First Lord of the Admiralty Captain Corcoran................... Ralph Racks!raw.................... Dick Deadeye....................... Rill Bobstoy....................... Josephine.......................... Hebe............................... Little Buttercup................... ................Donald Crocker ................George Aldrich ...............Oliver Paaborg ......Burton Thom, Joe Kimm ...................Roger Holt ................Edward Nelson ...............Marjorie Shimcl Mary Woodring, Vernis Caverly ..................Helen Cook THE well known Gilbert ami Sullivan opera, II. M. S. Pinafore, was presented by the Glee Club under direction of Sydney H. Morse on the evenings of November 17 and 18 in the school auditorium. The opera concerns the love of Ralph Rackstraw, a bumble top-band, for Josephine, the captainâs daughter. Sir Joseph Porter is also seeking her hand. To escape Sir Josephâs suit, Josephine plans to elope with Rackstraw, but Dick Dead-eye, having overheard their plans, discloses them to her father and Raekstraw is put in chains. At this point Buttercup comes forward with the confession that she had mixed the Captain and Rackstraw in birth, ami that Ralph is the First Lord of the Admiralty. The lovers are happily reunited and Sir Joseph finds consolation in his cousin Ilehc. The well remembered songs, âIâm Called Little Buttercup,ââ âHe Is an Englishman,â were well done, as well as the more beautiful airs, âRefrain Audacious Tar, and âThe Nightingalesâ Song. Much credit goes to Mr. Morse as well as the members of the club for the success of the performances. A Scene iom The Weaselâ COMEDY CONCERT THERE is. perhaps, no event in Central High School that causes more excitement and enthusiasm than the Comedy Concert, which is given annually by the students and faculty to provide for the school athletic Held fund. On Thursday and Friday evenings, April 18 and 19, the sixth annual concert was presented in seven acts to one of the largest audiences ever assembled in the school auditorium. The program opened with an overture by the orchestra directed by Sydney II. Morse, who was dressed like an old time master musician. Following this with mysterious shadows, weird sounds, grotesque masks, and dancing girls, the Skvlitc Club offered a scene from Chinatown. Lawrence Woods as master of ceremonies presented his âBlue Revue, consisting of dancing, singing, and musical numbers. ââWho shoots? And indeed even the author did not know who was to shoot when four guns pointed criss-cross at one another in the satirical burlesque, The Rot Boiler, given by the Footlights Club. âMusical Moments, featuring a Victor Herbert program in the study of a girls' school, was the unusual act offered by the Girlsâ Club. The Girlsâ Athletic Association offered an act made up of dancing numbers. Between the longer acts the audience was entertained with songs by Marjorie Sliimcl, Helen Cook, and Ed Nelson; dancing by Maxine Morken, Angelice Young, Viola Kundcrt, and Ruth Jefferies; a piano solo bv Audrey Anderson; a whistling solo bv Dolores Robinson; and a comical sketch by Robert Brewer and William OâReilly. Last came a newly added attraction to the Comedy Concertsâa play, The Weasel. presented by the faculty. Grosz, F. Burho. FrommvU. M. Johnson, Quiggle, Anm, itcXamara, Albright, Lyons. S. Burho 1âhillips, Folkcelahl, Berg, McXauyhton, Kimm, Master, Burge, Braehlow, Butler CAPTAIN APPLEJACK Lush................... Poppy Fairc............ Mrs. Agathc Wlmtcomhc Ambrose Applejack...... Anna Vnlcska........... Mrs. Pengard........... Horace Pengard......... Ivan Boralsky.......... Palmer................. Dconet................. Johnny Jason.......... ............Robert Butler .............Olive Master ....Adelaide McXaughton .............Joseph Kimm Dorothy Anne Niedenfuehr ...........Edythc Odegard ..........Beverly Braehlow ................Ray Burge .. .......Carlinc Phillips ................Allan Berg ..........Adrian Kolkedahl TIIE January class presented âCaptain Applejack â by Walter Hackctt, on the night of December 14. The production was under the capable direction of Miss I.orine Grosz. The play concerns a bachelor named Ambrose Applejack, who, believing that the monotony of life is aging him, decides to go out in search of love and adventure. To stimulate interest in the sale of Ambroseâs ancestral home, the high-powered real estate salesman makes up a tale of a pirate treasure being hidden in the house. A group of crooks become interested in the house because of the treasure. Anna Valeska, a lady crook, comes seeking Ambroseâs protection, supposedly from a Bolshevist spy, Ivan Barolsky, who really is her husband. After various adventures and a dream in which he imagines himself as his pirate ancestor, Ambrose finds the real parchment which tells of his pirate ancestor. Captain Applejack, and the hiding place of the treasure. Ambrose finds his adventure at home and falls in love with his ward. Poppy Fairc. The play was an artistic and dramatic success. The parts were well portrayed and the entire production reflected credit to the coach. Miss Grosz. NiCM, Venter, Or field, lutein. Hart el Cannon, Crouch, Koujris, Cook, Ellingtcood, Ntviut Holm berg, M or ken, Ames, Grom, Gregory, Bero. Amhlie âTHE CHARM SCHOOL' Austin Bevans... David MacKenzie. George Boyd-----. .Fim Simpkins..... Tim Simpkins----- Homer Johns...... Elisc Bcncdotti... Miss Hays........ Miss Curtis...... Sally Boyd........ Muriel Dougherty Ethel Spclvin.... Lillian Stafford... Jermaine Mercicr. Madge Kent....... Dot sic.......... ....Forest Fester .... Robert Bartel ...Vincent Or field .....Robert Niess ...Edward Nelson _____Francis Lewis ...Isobel Gregory ..Virginia Cannon ..Virginia Nevius ..Maxine Morkcn Claire Ellingwood ..Alice Holmherg ..Lorraine Crouch .....Tula Koupis .....Clarice Berg ....Marie Pritzcll IMAGINE what kind of a success a girls' school would be in care of a young man heir who brings his friends to help him teach the girls charm. âThe Charm School,â by Alice Ducr Miller and Robert Milton, was successfully presented Thursday and Friday evenings. May 23 and 24, by the June class under the direction of Miss I.orinc Grosz. Complications arise in the school when the class president, Elisc, falls in love with the principal, Austin Bevans. Since Elisc falls in love with him Austin has to give up the school because of a promise to her uncle that no girl was to fall in love with him. She redeems herself and wins his love through her delicate charm. Every member of the cast was well suited to his part and there was not a discordant note in the production. Grapp, William , Swanson. Pott Pendelton, Bolstad (Chair.), Xahner, Crouch C. C. C. CABINET THE C. C. C. Cabinet heads the C. C. C. organization, which stands for Courtesy, Cleanliness, and Consideration. Every student and member of the faculty is a member of the C. C. C'. LIBRARY BOARD THE Library Board, which is under the supervision of the Student Council, supervises the conduct of the students in the school library. Nelson, Frittell, Mahoney, Folkedahl, St ruble, Schtcart: Master, Lindquist, Serin . Smith, Siess Kimm, Curtis, Li mist en (Adviser), Strain, Barette (Chair.), Johnson I 8 1 Monahan. Dundus, Johnson Ncvius, Vassau. Cook, Olsen DEBATE TEAMS THE Debate Squad was composed of two teams, the affirmative and the negative, under the direction of Mrs. Luella B. Cook. The affirmative team won three debates and the negative won one. GIRLSâ ATHLETIC BOARD THE G. A. A. Board is the ruling board of the Girlsâ Athletic Association, which is the organization that controls girlsâ sports. Hocl. James, Hush, Hell, .Vutter Plant z, Kulander, Nashmd, Gregory. Harris, Hush Oredson, Crouch, Patten, Hall grain, Anderson Walsh. Her yin. Smith, Berger, Smith, X elson. Bran . Moore Gamble, Baird, Peterson, Banda. McCabe, Erickson, Moryan, (I unto (son, Williams Stein. Young, Anderson. Oberg, Benke, Sobol irk. Pickart, Ostrander SlcWalters. Paster, Houck. Mir. Muller. Pox, Xelson, Anderson. Knutson Holer, Weyhrauch, Edblom, Stulu-r, Cheney. Klaryuist, Hoayluud. Johnson. .Mueller COMMERCIAL CLUB Fall Gkorok Ahern Hutu Humboldt -Catjikkink Radmuhen Evelyn Johnson -Myrtle Turnquibt - President ⢠Vice-President - Secretary - - Treasurer -- Faculty Adviser Spring - Ethel Stubs - Hazel Klarquist CHAR LOTTE I lOAOLUND - Vf.ra Edblom - - Amy Cheney Winkler, K. Smith, Pox. McDonald, Steen son, Barnard, Creepy, Vde Casey, Palmer, Montreuit, Gates, Kelly, Ogrcn. V. Larson, Trepanier, .Menye Payerstrom, Jemigon, Larson, Anderson, Turner, Bing, McRachran, Berystth Wong, Curtis, Jeska, Batten. G. Larson, Hanson. Schrirer, Troseth. Schimberg Drake, Rasmussen, Dovolis. Xicdcn nehr, MeKtderry, Hiddick, Berg, Burke, Dovolis, Loekert Durant. Anderson, Thornton, itcCtukill, Murphy, Craning, Johnson, Carlson, Brlland, llanton Hinder lie, Olsen, Reddin, Wagner, Brindmore, Hillweg, Olson, Williams. Ilaverland La ugh tin, Oren, Solelher, Nelson, Harris, Con tray, Thiele, Gilbert, Mader, Loving LATIN CLUB BOARD...COMMERCIAL CLUB Fall Robert Mai :k - - - - - - President - Dorothy Nutt ----- Vice-President Mary Louise Oren ----- Secretary - Doi.ores Gilbert ------ Treasurer - Estelle Conway ----- Faculty Advisers - Spring Marjorie Nelson Robert Thiele Grace Souther Dolores Gilbert Mary C. Harris Simnwm, Berg, Miller, Runkiellour. M. Johnson, Kjorlein, l.agemun, Leverettc McCall, Moss. Lind, Erickson, D. Peterson, Elrnguist. Hoglund, Mugnusson, Smith Doe It, Pritchett, Edblom. Stuber. Hazeldine, Ralnson, Trowbridge, Niedenfurhr, Nor by, Wtckenhoefrr Agncw, (Juesncll, M. Olson. Qilltert, Koupis, Wilson. Swanson. Mr Brady, Cook, A mblie, S, Pctcrsoi, Dundas, Guimont, Sager, G. Anderson. Humboldt. Ahern, Turuguist. Rasmussen, K. Johnson. Barettr, Bartel, Stuart Robideaux, Gunderson, Edin, G. Hanson, M. Nelson, Daggett, Jobst, Michaelson, Wcssrn, Brown, Waddirk, Smith Hanford, Sap , Westland, Waddell, (Hennon, Jensen, Colby, Wirth Hanson, Haight, K rouse, McManus, Butler, Santrizos. Hein, Hauysrude, Juster Forsberg, Blye, Hanf, Schacher, Kjos, Nichols, Sieckert, Grapp Cravens, Shaw, McN alien, Gervais, Gilhouxes. Ames, Lewis. HelHwell, Young Swanson, Smiler, Kerieh, Feddres, Thorpe, Bay, Swanson, Snore, Burdick, Finch BOTANY CLUB Both, Nelson, Nelson, Anderson, Flnujuist. Thornton, Peterson, Carlson Keyes, Hopkins. Barnett, Guppy, Ellis, Nelson, Peterson, Berg, Alden Bjork, Horwitz, Bergseth, Nelson, Hanson. Kline, Bussell, Kriedler, Guppy, Wagner Berg, Klenert, Vincent, Bradford, Lange, Junken, Potts, Gordon, Johnson. Kooms. Gravdahl Millar, Lund, Kempton (Vice-Pres.), Dollenmeyer (Pres.), Harter (Treas.). Kdlund, Groth, Ingalls, Creepy (Sec.), Mowry, Hanson, Turner Gardiner, Haines, Gray, Wilson, Meyers. Without, Lind, Erickson, Pratt. McWaters Nelson, Fox, Heinzc, Wheaton, Eight. McClay, Merger, Hog (iravelt, Olson, Hanging. Kalgren, Van Laanen, Gregory, Bergstrom, Ojala, llaukin Sorerohs, Andreen, EU, Dries, Haislet. Shea, Anderson, Holisky, Fechner, Fox Walker. Klixt, Nicholson, Herman. Hokanson, Fertig, Forth, Alhee. Lapse n Monahan, Stoessel, Hanson {Vice-Pres.). Hawkinson (Treat.), Kempton (Pres.), Marklund, Jordan, Wirth, Sorman, Wilson BOTANY CLUB SPANISH CLUB McEUIerry, Ingalls, Wheaton, Raymond, Lvndberg, Williams, Nelson, Larson Shousk, Tan gen, Monroe, Drake. Cronk. Grant, llaukin, Dodson, Duckett Lahl, Kline, Engel, Mayer. Fate, Jordan, Bush. Olson Baker, Carlton, Mattice, Horxcitz, McWaters, Rutt, Klenert, Ricker son. Perron Hoag. Albrecht, McElderry (Treas.). Harty (Vice-Pres.), Nordquist (Adviser), Nelson (Pres.), Me- Million (See.), Jolly, Webster, Lindstrom I 75 | Olmstead, RtmkU.Uour, Rett tot, LeClaire, Nutt, Roll, Barton John non, Lundquist, Strubte, Clark, I Voolsey. Hipschcr, Nelson, Schoettle Guppy, Seiler. Byland, Gunderson, Bunker, Nash, Koupis Davis, Christie, Oren, Phillips, Nelson. Ne.vius. Me (linger, Lyon Worrell, Morken, Jasmin. Helliwell, Drechsler, Welles, Wallace, Brewer, Culbertson FRENCH CLUB Fail Spring Paul Jasmin.....................- President ------ Betty Welles Maxims Morken ----- Vice-President ----- Kohkrt Thiele Donna Wallace..................................Secretary ------ Mildred Serum Betty Welles........................Treasurer - - - - - - - Isohel Cook Alice F. Dreschslek - - Faculty Adviser - - - - Alice F. Drechsler Clare K. Helijwell - Faculty Adviser - - - - Clare E. IIeluwell FRENCH CLUB IFi'IAoni, Booth, Anderson, Worrell, Karalis. Tyro, Bella,ol, Holloway McCall, Turner, Chisholm, Kempt on, Myers, Harris, Conkey, Carter, Tierney Sisco, Larson, Jarvis, Metier, Day, Foially, Anderson, Haislet Vincent. Miller, McMinn, Knglesby, Lonkey, Faloon, Mundahl, Welandcr, Morken Van Winkle, Stark, Set'areid, Strafe, Welles, Serum, Aldrich, Belford, Johnson, Howard 4 Ihirll, Pearson, Snore, Johnson, Die.rks, Baker, Gross, llinman Palmer, Knight. Barnard, Gregory, Moore, Pickering, Anderson, Hurtle, Ha vis Hansen, Pratt, tiuimot, Cur. Stark, Rogers, Halt gram, Timmerman Sihil, Hong, Jones. Selson. I Irkas, Roberts. Troscth, Bosworth, Totrnscnd Burke, Glenn. Serum, Welles, Drechslcr, HcIUkcII, Thiele, Cook, Duncan, Or ield FRENCH CLUB Fall Kumunii Goppbiuu M ARYBKI.I.K ClIKISTKNSKX Cl.AHA Neuox - I.OII8K HkKOKR - - - Aksoi.om Kim a iii. - - President - Vice-President - - - Secretary - - - Treasurer - Faculty Adviser Spring - [.UKRAINE Tdixh - - Maria Saobxo - Phymjs Walker - - Mujirki) Matson - Absolom Brdaiil SCANDINAVIAN CLUB Berg, Sctre, L. Berger, Reiter. Lund ulat, A. Johnson, Elm, M. Johnson. C. Berger Knutson, Sellson, C. Edin, Roviek, P. Johnson, Eleven, A. Edin, C. Anderson. Eliason, A. Selson Helien, Teslotc, Winge, H. Johnson, E. Peterson, B. Selstad. it. Wick, O. Selson, Strand, Gustafson, Walgrcn Gradberg, Bakke, Tenvold, Dahl, itikkelscn, Knud son. V. Wick, Hager, G. Selson, Jan,I,son Fremming, Bergman, Haines, I.. Anderson, Bune . Erdahl, E. Slean son, Turnholm. Turner, P. Larson, Aaen Kaxlund. Maxwell, Iâurda, O'Donnell, Messenger, l.owry, Daniels. Marhcinc, Johnson, McAvoy, Schwartz Kersten, Dougherty, Leines, Crazier, Moeller, Just, chamberlain, Findlay, Hanson, Casey, Schlink Hrnndt. Hales. Faloon, Walker, Olesky. Ford, Foster, Dunn. Howe, Honda, Falkanoer Hanson, Hayward, Dirks, Swenson, Landbcrg. Frenetic, Madeyan. Mitchell, Hill, Chamberlain, Lund. Boline Lundberq, Thompson, Kingrud, Dickson. Moot, Hetts, McWilliams. Varino. OâLeary. Dads, Abbey Ho via ml, Hull, Butler, Front. Goers, Flliott, Bardsley, Kirchner, McManus, MeS'ulty. Crotier CENTRALVILLE Raymond Hatks -Robert Hoover Richard Bates -Harou) Chamberlain Hkllkn B. Pink - City Manager City Mayor - - City Clerk City Treasurer Adviser Fnberg, Palmer, McClelland. Temptcir, Anderson, Turner. Fingarson, Sundby, Morgan. Westbury Sundgren, Winkley, Mueller, Houltnn. Carabin, Fries, Stevtnaen, Monley, Van Hoof, Snodgrass, Hodge Moore. Menge. Houck. Mienr, Wyman, Harvey, Krummer, Bloomguist, Moyer, Palmersmt Tolsotn, Wyman, Taylor, Grapp, Howe, Hunger. Connelly, Curtis, Khngensmith, lliggin, Borman Bingham, Bates, Crowell, Krueger, Pink. Hoover. Tingdalr, Smith, Swanson. Murtaugh Cole, Jordan, Anderson. Olcsen, Swanson, Wirth, Gebbhart, Orcdson, Peterson, Purdy, Osborn F. Hanson. Thayer. Fettus, Odeyard. urhs. 'ester, Hoay. Jtergquist. Hamlin. Culbertson. Aacn Lindquist, Worrell, Lang, V gyy, V. Johnson, l.indstrom. Harlel, Guimont, Kuen rainier, Petrick. Woods, Kennedy, Fernslrom, Stuart. Tripp. Carr. Humboldt, S. Hurho Loek wood. From melt, Morris. Sricell, King, Harty, Sears. Ian Hoff, O'Reilly. Hulun. Nicss Hreirrr, Skinner, Munyer, Ahern. Sordby, Harette, Seunsinger, Sea in in on. H. Johnson, Thorp HI-Y CLUB Lawrence Bakktte Joseph Scammon - IlAltoi.n MUNGER Richard Skinner Walter A. Nordry - President -Iâ ire-President - Secretary - - Treasurer -Faculty Adviser - GIRL RESERVES - Ruth Oiars Marik Mamkosis - Auer. Ames Virginia Nevius E. Lucille Ix bdkix Herystrom, Keyes. Garner. Walker, Owen, F. Hanson, Stark, Hush, Wallace, lloaglund K. Johnson. Sorman, Itustad, Gregory, Erickson. Ronnette.ro, Hoyd. Rasmussen. McCall Randolph, Cook, lioel. Haven, Granbrrg, Crist, A. Anderson, Hofer, Fribcrg, Thorp Davis, Ames, Ronnebery, Mirkurlson, Peterson. Siedenfuehr, Or fie Id, M. Olson. M. Kelson, I). Olsen, M ichaelson Crouch, II. Ols n, Harter, Sicanson. Marooxis. R. Olsen, Sevius, Spooner, Holmbery, Klarquist, Ames, Harris Keyes, Carlson, Hankin, Wolander, Walker, Byers, Hanson. Ronneberg, Paulson, Berger, Sloessel Seller, Down, Wytrll, Booth, Tyro. Ilolmyren, Holland. Johnson, H'id, Nelson, Allman Keating, Nisscn, Juster, Box. Shogran, Mailer. Wagner, Roberts, Shalett, Nixon Lyons, Thorpe, Welles. Atkinson, Harris, Olsen, Berg, Michaelson. Ames, Baker, Berg Slruble. McCall (Trcas.), Spooner, Remus, Leahy. Gamble, Thomas. Boirers, Gregory (Pres.), Costello (Vice-Pres.), Ellingwood (See.). Bush Stark. Lindgren, Turner, Johnson, Starks, Anderson, Jensen. Fox. McClay GIRLSâ CLUB Glennen, Forbes, B)orck, Howard, Wiki and, Johnson, Smith, Kalgren, White, Johnson, Erickson, Van H'inA r, Harrcy, Jswing, Rotig, Dollenmauer Fiker, Altruist, Albee, Guimoit, Crtevy, Nelson, Anderson. Jasmin, Bray, Feed, Schneider, Berg. Banda, Jap Weiss, Kennedy, McCabe, Burke, Brown. Fagerstrom. Lucas, Palmer, Stebbins, McBrady, Ixizaru . Crist, Nylund, Halgren, Johnson, Braehlow Nelson, Durant, Norm, Sulhcold. Pratt. Siehl, Olsen. Shanks. Lindbrrg, Hill wig, Klcnert, Williams. Bowley, Nelson, Forsyth, Thayer. Walsh Raich, Jones, Deckas, Anderson. Cook. Fundberg. airfield, McQuarters, Timmerman. Romo, Gertz, Richardson, Welander. Bollum. Johnson Helitceli, Higgins, Cole, Lindauist, Nelson, Olsen. Plantz. Nyguard, Potts, Junken, Loomis, Schultz, Hansen, Serum, Kirth, Herman, Townsend Reno, Schorl tie, Swenson'. DueII. Rafnson, Clark, Johnson, True, Smith, Hoglund. Situ Burris, Priest, Blye, Knapp, Jechner, Kuos, Johnson, Ring, Ambne Nordguist. Cdr, Wilson. Johnson, Ingvalton, Wilkinson, Christianson, MacF.achrau, I.arson, Murray. ilonciti Lee, Dorolis. Bergstrom, Nichols. Doremus, Cook, Youngrcn, llanson. Johnson, Honrilx Holm berg, MeUinaer, Oren, Shea. Crouch, Biddick. Klarauist, Ilofer, Morken. Iâassau, Davis Wilton, Wallace, floaglund, Wilson. Rankicllour, Stuber, Rasmussen, Cannon, Frit tell, Hegstrom GIRLSâ CLUB BANK CASHIERS Chapen, Peterson, Hoover, Hrgdahl, Davidson, Rasmussen, Parrott, Granning Barton. Burke, Gustafson, Martin, Larson. Rogik, Russ, Raymond. Doeken Smith, Kll, Meller, James, Ross, McCaskill, Hoel, Kravtz, Stein. Sundby Klenert, Woo, Gates, Grapp, Roberts, Turner, Hallgrain, Mullen. Randolph, Cotneau, Woodward Master, Kennedy, Bieseker, Leverette, Campfietd. Johnston (Adviser), Bush, Kinneberg, Downing, Culhane. Kjos, Antes ⢠Hey, Sutherland, Youngren, Collins, Dalisk, Shoolett, Nihil, Beaver, Crotcell, Sullivan, Lund Rreckhcitner, Nelson, Carmichicl, Berger, Zimmer, Wallace, IHcJt. Siehl Granberg, Michaehon, Meyer, Olsen, Harris, Larson, Daggett, Baker, Lahl Lems, Debus, Johnson, Woolsey, Wilier, Keyes. Whitney, Barta Fall Katherine Woolsey Lloyd Johnson - Georgia Keyes - Ethan Whitney -Ella Witter - SKYLITE CLUB - President -Vice-President - Secretary - - Treasurer -Faculty Adviser - Spring Georgia Keyes Francis Lewis - Maxine Wick Clara Nelson - Ella Witter âC CLUB Fall Hay Hcroe ------- President - Melvin Johnson ----- Vice-President Harold Fatten ------ Secretary - Eocene McCone.........................Treasurer - Weston W. Mitchell - - - Faculty Adviser - Eldred Walling - Eugene McCone Spencer Stokes Hoy Ostbyb - Weston W. Mitchell Brindmorr. Jackson. Jenson, Kllis, Walling, Hedges, Hanson, Walsh, Stokes, Terp Harvey, Tenaler, A am. Pet rich. Krk. Ferris, Henning. Lyon, Du Lac Salisbury, Skinner, knudson. Schatztein, Port. Burho, Weeks, Baddy, Kennedy, Palmer Moulton, {inlander, Wiley, Patten, Burge, Johnson, Wells, Norwich. Gosnell, Sorem, Hutton MaroosLt. II ood . Beyers, EUingwood. McMillan, Boss, Gregory, M or ken Miehaclson, Allman, Bale, Cannon. Lockwood, Holer, Xiess, Phillip . Timmerman Snore, Wtugrtn, Brewer, Master. Henry, Baker, Berg, LeVesContc, Bartel, Johnson FOOTLIGHTS CLUB Fall Dorothy Annk Xiedenpuehr - President ⢠Dorothy Baker ----- Vice-President Olive Master ------- Secretary - - - Hohert Brewer ------ Treasurer - - - Laura Henry ----- Faculty Adviser - Spring Robert Brewer Hohert Bartel - Lawrence Woods Lknore Timmerman - Laura Henry GLEE CLUB THE mixed glee club and girlsâ trio composed of Marjorie Shlmel, soprano; Helen Cook, second soprano; Gladys Lindgren, alto; won first place in the city music contest held in Central auditorium May 2, B, and 1. Cannon, Booth. Hcnninger, Stark, Anderson. Anderson, Sides, Burho Faaborg, Blevins, Fernstrom, Shim met, Chapen, Worrell, Cook. Carlson, Dicrks, Butler Vincent, Hansen, Fate, Anderson, Helmerson, Walters, Woodring, Xchord, Wick. Butt, Duncan Funded, Vosmg, Blaz. Snare. Foil, Scare, Caver I g, Roberts, Robinson, Saw Brsted, Hanson. Kimm, Schoelkopf, Aldrich, Morse, Jorgenson, Crocker, Holt, Elliott, Lund [ 81 1 11 all grain. Holer, Berg, lloel, Kulunder Muller, Tha jer. Crouch. Noel Anderson, Hoaglund. Bush, Jensen, Rarick GIRL ÂŤCâ WINNERS A CAPELLA CHOIR Garvin, Lettins, Nelson, Hendrickson, Stickney, Hegstrom, Dag, Halloway. Bankiellour. Wirlh, Stcanson Kinntberg, Byers, llaislet, Rasmussen, Helmerson. Palmer, Parrott, Ziegler, Marklund, Sundgren. Copperud, Lundcll Scare, Jenkin, Fieker, Gun d wit ton, Lundeen, Lockert, SeUtad, Krantz, Gordon, Kngel, Gates Smith, Zahntr, llallgrain, Down, Christson, Scare, Koujris, Karteh. Purdy, Lewis, Lee Fcrster, Harris, Carlson. Johnson, Garvin, Bclsheitn, Holmes, Potts, Davis, Barette, Sage. Thayer lMrson. H'fcjt, Lund. Dole, Davies. Klenert, Hinderlle, Youngren, Hanseone I 82 1 THE ORCHESTRA IN the class âAâ music contest held in the Central auditorium May 2, .â1, and 4, Central won six first places, six second places, and one third. The orchestra, mixed glee club, and girlsâ voice trio won first places in the contest. Lowell Brown won a first in the clarinet group, Gladys Lindgren in the girls' alto voice contest, and Edward Nelson in the hoysâ bass voice group. The Central orchestra, Lowell Brown, and Edward Uelson retained their first places in the state music contest held at the University of Minnesota May 17. Sydney H. Morse has directed the orchestra to three victories in four vears. WARREN DEBATE âTDESOI.VED that The International Calendar Should Be Adoptedâ was the ques-tion for the Warren debate this year. The affirmative team, composed of Mathew Monahan, Patricia Thornton, and Marion Wagner, won the debate by a 2 to 1 decision. Sadie Nelson, Helen Brust. and Donald Glenn upheld the negative side. The fund for the prizes was established in 1918 by George Warren in memory of his son, Frank Merton Warren, to promote the better use of English. FALK PRIZE ESSAY CONTEST MYRTLE Maxwell won the Falk Essay prize with her essay âGlen Frank, An Independent Thinker.â Charlotte Lieb and Herschel Kaufman won the second and third prizes respectively. The Falk Prize Essay contest is sponsored by Harold N. Falk, president of the Central alumni association. The prizes awarded are $80, $20, and $10. The winner delivers his essay at the commencement exercises. Sydney 11, Morse Myrtle Maxwell ri2 )r jy VWO jMOOTj f Mr POT BOlLf-ft-V rooitÂŤi ÂŤo ciuts LARRY WTXX 5 l Uf PC-V WrHlttO THL- HASWi' wvun- - CUX- n;vcAi. moml-nt:,'- cants ciuo I ÂŤ I FOREVER AND NEVER WHY USE THAT f A PILLAR OF ROSE! pipe- THE- MUGy THE- THREE: GRACES - Lâ.............. WHAT'S THE- IDEA J FAITH - HOPE - CHARITY TWO DEAD tAT CLOSE HARMONY The rhythmic charging of a football line, the close harmony of players. f % I CENTRAL'S COACHES Joe Marklcy was football and track coach this year and was very successful at both sports. It is the lighting spirit of the Red and Blue that has carried Central to victory and this spirit can justly he attributed to Coach Marklcy. He has built up teams from unexperienced material and has developed them into winning aggregations. Joe Mark ley W. W. Mitchell again put a championship basketball team on the floor this year making a record of four championship teams in 11 years of coaching at Central. âMitchâ turns the hard routine of training into pleasure and is a personal friend of all the boys on the team. It is his fine spirit that has carried the team through the season undefeated. âMitchâ is an assistant coach in football. Westox W. Mitchell Edmond G. Weber has been on the coaching staff of Centrul for the last two years. One of Mr. Weberâs contributions to the school is the individual attention lie gives to the freshmen in football. He is also head hockey and baseball coach, a position which he has ably handled since lie took over the reins two years ago. Edmond G. Webbs Kennedy, Lyons, Conklin, Aden, Hedges, Schwartz, Anderson, K. Peterson, Hunger, Schntzlcin, Francis Weber. Pester, Ellis, Patten, Ostbue, Terp, Jenson, Thompson, Sorern. Ihmyon, Peek Marklcy, Tengler, Walling, Wiley, Wells, Purge, Henning, L. Hanson, ! hImc. Martin, Mitchell FOOTBALL WHEN the season opened last fall. Coach Joe Markley found that lie had eight lettermcn back, of which three were regulars, for the nucleus of his team. The lettermen were Captain Burge, Wells, Runyon, Walling, Tengler, Palm-crstcin, Johnson, and Patten. With this material he built another formidable team, but because of the ineligibility of two players Central forfeited the first four games played, of which three were won and one tied. The season marked the first under Coach Markleyâs tutelage in which Central failed to achieve at least a tie for the city championship and saw Centralâs string of games without defeat ended at 33. SCORES â˘Central........... 13 âŚCentral.......... 2( âŚCentral............ 7 âŚCentral............ 0 Central.......... 13 Central........... 0 Central.......... West .............. 0 Washburn .......... 0 Edison............. 0 North.............. 0 Marshall .......... 6 South.............. 7 Roosevelt ......... 7 â˘Forfeited. Captain Rav Buhok Taylor, Ptlrich, Anderson, Sorem, Iloscoc, Peterson Kennedy, Stokes, Martin, Runyon {Cap.), Well . Kelson, Mitchell BASKETBALL WITH but two lcttcrmen hack for the team Coach Mitchell developed a quint that was unbeaten in 10 games. With Captain Runyon and Wells his only veterans, âMitchâ formed a team with Stokes, Martin. Nelson, Roscoe, and Taylor. That it was unable to enter the State Meet for further laurels was the only disappointment the team had. City basketball critics declared that the Central five was the most evenly balanced team ever formed in the city. The quintet scored 320 points against 205 for their opponents. The second South game, played at the Kenwood Armory, was the big game of the year. Central won by outscoring the Tigers, 4 to 1, in an overtime period. Till' SCOR1S Central............ 36 Central............ 21 Central............. 30 Central............ 39 Central............ 25 Central............. 18 Central............ 31 Central............. 29 Central............. 27 Central............ 31 Washburn .......... 0 South.............. 16 Roosevelt ........ 28 North ............. 19 Marshall .......... 20 Washburn .......... 15 South............. â-8 Roosevelt........ 21- North ............. IS Marshall .......... 28 Captain I.via: Runyon Palmer, Krk, DuLac, Hoag, Femstroin, Brotrn P liedrr, L. Johnson. Buss, Strand, Guimont Larson. Jackson, Stinson, Schatxlcin ((.'ÂŤi j.), Brittle. Lockhart HOCKEY ALTHOUGH prospects for a championship hockey team at the start of the season were exceedingly bright, injuries, illegibility, graduation, and desertion for other athletic teams hit Central's title chances. However, Centralâs puckmen finished a fairly successful season in fourth place with a .500 per cent rating. Captain Leo Schatzlein and Clyde Russ, who were the only veterans back, were the outstanding stars of the team tins year. o Captain Leo Senat .i.kin THE Central............. 1 Central............. I Central............. 3 Central............. 2 Central............. 2 Central............. 2 Central............. 3 SCORES West.............. ( Marshall .......... 1 Roosevelt ......... 2 South ............. 3 Washburn .......... 5 North â˘............ 1 Edison ............ 2 [  1 l.oekvood, Patterson. Sicansou, Sul in. Train or, HÂŤdtlu Unit, Moulton (Cap.), Peek, Farris, Skinner SWIMMING THK swimming team, under tutelage of Edmund ( . Weber, finished a successful season with a .500 per cent rating. The tankmen were captained by Max Moulton. He and George Patterson were the outstanding stars of the team, which was made up of Arthur Buddy. Arden Farris, 'William Lockwood, Kenneth Ray, James Trainor, Vincent Nylin, Richard Skinner, and Lloyd Swanson. Prospects for a championship team for next year are bright as Boddv and Lockwood are the only men lost to the squad. T1IK SCORES Central............ 28 Central............ 51 Central............ 27 Central............ 54 Central............ 37 Central............ 20 Washburn ......... 41 Roosevelt ........ 18 West ............. 42 North ............ 15 South............. 32 Edison ........... 59 Captain Max Muri.ton Iâetrich, StaHtOn (lOftntll, Harvey, Holmes GOLF f I 4 HE Spring and fall golf was under the supervision of Calvin W. Jarvis. The ⢠- spring team, tinder difficulties, finished in fifth place. The fall team, composed of Herbert Petrich, Monroe Harvey, Tom Holmes, Vincent Stanton and Joe Gosnell, had a fairly successful season, finishing in a tie with Edison for third place. Of the six matches played three were won and three lost. There was no outstanding star on the team hut each player did his best at all times. THE SCORESâFALL â28 CentralâWashburn Central Marshall Centralâ West CentralâEdi,son . . Central-âNorth . . . Central South . . . ......... Won ......... Won .........Lost Lost (Default) ........ Lost ......... Won Monroe Harvey .. Brown, Mnrkley, L, Johnson, QJersel, Rogness, Paris, Wells, Host, IF. Brown, Kennedy P. Summon, Sr (I in won. IF. Johnson, Ukrr, Pearson, Hollenbeck. Palmer, Ho tv ton. Bobbins L. Swanson, Costello, Verkaren, Brindmore, McCune, Ostbye, Harvey, Guest, Callin' Shanks TRACK THE 15)28 tracksters, not to Ik: outdone by the tennis team, captured every meet they entered. The track athletes were coached by Joseph Markley, who handled the squad in commendable manner. They were captained by Ray Burge. Eugene McCune, captain of the 15)29 team. Roy Ostbve, and Hay Burge were the outstanding stars. McCune captured first place in every 440-yard dash in which be ran and Ostbye broke the state record in the 880-yard run. Other outstanding men were Chester Jensen, Lewis Hedges, Richard Brindmore. and Farrell Burho. THE RECORDââ28 Mainline Relays Won City MeetâWon State Meetâ(Class âAâ)âWon Carlcton Meet (Twin City Class)âWon Captain' Ecokni: McCune Granning, Rermiitt. M timer. Conklin. Roaeoe, Xiehalson, Stokes, Palmer Stinson, Taylor, Strand. Van Hoof, Kilts, Schaltlein. Patterson Wiyigne, Runyon, Xelson, Weber, Walsh (Cay.). Tengler, Walling BASEBALL AFTER fighting ineligibility in the first three games in 1928, the Central batmen finished the season in fourth place with a .400 rating. Coach Weber had William Walsh, Ray Norwick, and Karl Riddick back as a nucleus for his team. Five other veterans were ruled ineligible. The rest of the diamond squad was composed of Spencer Stokes, Kldred Walling, Robert Ellis, I.eo Sehat dein, Edward OâBrien, Ray Nicholson, Ralph Bergstrom, and Paul Curtis. The outstanding stars of the team were Walling, Walsh, Norwick, and Stokes. THE SCORESâ28 Central.............. 17 Central.............. 8 Central.............. 2 Central.............. 15 Central............. 28 Central.............. 8 Central.............. 3 Central.............. 7 Central.............. 10 Central.............. 10 Roosevelt ........ 23 North ............ 21 Washburn .......... 4 South ............. 3 West .............. 9 North ............ 16 Roosevelt......... 25 West .............. 6 Washburn .......... 8 South............. 15 Captain Wm. Wai.su Shearer, Krohn, Shearer, McCaitijhey TENNIS UNDER the coaching of A. C. Buresli the spring and fall tennis teams annexed two more city championships to make a record of seven consecutive championships in tennis for Central. The spring team, composed of Captain Dean DcGroff, Bronson Woodsworth, John and Paul Shearer won six straight victories. DcGroff' and Wordsworth were the stars of the team. The fall team composed of John and Paul Shearer, Marvin Krohn. and Armand McCaughcy performed the same feat as the spring team. There was no outstanding star, but all played consistent ball. THE SCORES PALI. 28 Central............. 5 Central............. 5 Central.............. 1 Central.............. 1 Central.............. 5 Central............ ⢠West............... 0 Washburn .......... 0 Edison............. 1 North.............. 1 South.............. 0 Marshall .......... 0 John and Pact. Siikarer Guimot, Kulandcr. Weeks Loving, Van Hoof. Hiller. Sashimi GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM ' GIRLSâ VOLLEYBALL TEAM Naslund, Kulander. Hod. Crouch, Crist Ho cr, H. Swanson, Kills, Bell, D. Bush, H. Bush I 9ÂŤ 1 Naslund, Nor 1. Holer D. Hush, Patten, II. Hush. Ellis GIRLSâ HOCKEY TEAM GIRLS' SOCCER TEAM S. Peterton, Plants, V. Peterson, J. Reynolds, Hopfe, Hediean Seller, Albee, R. Reynolds. Oredton, Krebs I 07 J Amman it McCâauohky Cmrr N'm.so.v Clyde Hess Cjikt Jensek I 90 1 Marvin Krohx Marsh am. Wkixs CRAZY RHYTHM The broken rhythm of a pose . crashing chorus of smiles. V % .. '.K.' v- 1 ⢠s â - ' r T- ) V ALPHA BETA DUMMA A is for Alice She âAmesâ to be (jay; She (jives us a barn dance With plenty of ââhep.â If is the buzzer Who stings us with glee. Who other than Brewer Could this sharp one be? C is Cook, Conrad, and Crocker, Our musical three; We all lose our hearts When they hit high I) is Dot Michaelson, Sly spider in her den; When the boys go in to buy a Quest They come out with ten. E is Ed Lel'escontc To Europe heâs going; We hope that his arms Donât grow tired with rowing. F is Fred Holmgren lie's long, lean, and lanky, lie walks around the school Crying, âGee, but thatâs swanky!â I ioi 1 G is for Gordon A big check he pens; lieâll hand you a five And sag give me two tens. 11 is for Harvey In plus-fours heâs classy; Heâs quite bored by lessons Hut swings a mean âbrassie. I is for Isabelt Brighter than Saturn; The Lord cut her out, And then lost the pattern. J is for Johnson, Our soap-box debater; Geneâ stands for free speech, To no teacher heâll cater. K is for Kathryn Sheâs shown all the men That a âfemaleâ can edit âThe Centralian. L is for I.auric, Burette by name. If not through the Hi-Y, Heâll go âstrublingâ to fame. 1 lÂŤ2 1 _____ ÂŁ1mm STfcP RIGHT UP FOLKS THE MOOE-RM STUDENT A'S.  PHOTOGRAPHER WON'T FAINT. THt BUD AND HlS SHOTGUM USII LICK READY FOR T-HEr CRUEL. WORLD UMmm â LOVE- M is for Mari A âSpoonerâ Woodringâ On her door to âMcCallsâ On a nice day in spring. N is for Niess And the News he does edit; Some work for shekels But Boh works for credit. 0 is for Orfield A man of ignition; To be a famed playwright Is his great ambition. ÂŤTI liri I l 14. P is for Pester The chief of our âclan.â For keeping âandâ quiet lie's just the right man. t Q is for questions Our readers will ask. Are alphabets joyful. Or arc they a task? B is for IIunyon Our gridiron hero; Gets his man on the field But in English a zero. I 1 FpAMCe-S UNQU15T RU7M CATTOON RUTH HUM BIM.OT SHERMAN FAQRE-LLvBUfiWO Mil DOC O -GDFCCQ r WÂŤM'-AuCÂŁ- 4 806 H6QSCM6L KAl.TMAN MEtBA'M' EACHUAM wimrnto ri'OONAU) Hfcnuv rpOMMtiT S is for Salisbury This is his souq: âIâll âhoofâ and Vll puff And I'll briny the house dozen.' T stands for Teachers We can't leave them out; When weâre all âcommenced,â Hoy, wonât they shout! I stands for âUnderlings'â At them we scoff. The infantile freshman. The snickering soph. Ns VI V is Virginia She'll never be single. Hut soon be nee âNevius. Wedding bells jingle! ÂĽ X is for extra It stands for the rest Of all of the âinmatesâ 'That make our class best. W is H oods He's a man yon canât curb, And as a Ted Lewis Heâs simply superb. MetfcN'JOHNttXI BtT TY-WfcUE-S MACK-SALISBURY 1â is for Younyren A âvalleyâ good girl. All of us Ulcc her Our âvulâ uable Pearl. ÂŤ is for seta In English itâs Hut as itâs the last JVe all shout, â11âhooper!â BY THESE SONGS YE SHALL KNOW THEM Good News..........................................................Bob Nicss One Sweet Show Girl...........................................Maxine Morken Kitten on the Keys.................................................Bill Huhvi Elaine It on the H alts......................Why they subscribed for the Quest California, Here I Come......................................Kathryn Woolsey Iâll Get Ey..............................................................Laurie Woods Iâm Sitting on Top of the World...........................All of us graduates Prisonerâs Song........................................Williams, Salisbury Co. Baby Face............................................................Patty Owen Sweet Marie..............................................................Forest Pester Golden Gate.................................................................Boh Brewer Stay Out of the South..................................................Câarline Phillips Five Feet Two, Eyes of Elue........................................Betty Welles Buy, Buy For Baby..........................................Dorothy Michaelson Heâs A Ladiesâ Man.............................................Bill Lockwood Blue Shadoxcs..............................Under the eyes after commencement Jingle Bells..................O. K. Kuenster (only the seniors will get this one). Coquette ........................................................Charlotte Shea Sweethearts On Parade......Bob Mary Alice, Mary âMarsh,â Betty Eldred My âWildâ Irish Ilose...........................................Sam Mahoney My Blue Heaven........................................................Vacation! ON THE ROAD TO CENTRAL HIGH By athletic field and carline looking lazy at the street. Thereâs a grand old school a waitin' that the others cannot heat; And the wind reaves past old Glory, and the passing hell doth cry: Come you hack, you moth-worn graduate; come you hack to Central High. Come you hack to Central High Where the football heroes vie, IV here the mini mums and civics Make the pleasant hours roll by. Come you hack to Central High IVhere the marks are all âA's high, Where commencement came like lightning Bringing tears unto the eye. Drive me somewhere north of Bryant where the worst is like the best, IVhere the teachers are all easy, and a man can loaf and rest; For the chorus class is singing, and âtis there that 1 would fly To the hack row in assembly, in my fond old Central High. Come you hack to Central High IVhere with rules xve all comply. Where the classes ne'er are horesome. Nor lessons bring a sigh. Come you hack to Central High; Sing our motto to the sky No more see Home and perish, But see our old school and die! âRuth Olsen, '⢠{). THE 1929 CENTRALI4N a PRINTED BY THE - AUG OUCG PUBLISHING HCII E a MINN EAPC LIT ⲠPrinter t of the 1926. 1922, 1928, ami 1929 Centialiam I 110 1 The Style Shop-College Room of the STANDARD CLOTHING CO. Style Headquarters of the Northwest for Young High Sehool and College Men. Featuring Hart Schaffner Marx College Clothes $25 $30 $34.50 I------------------------------- ! j§ toeetsi of d ualttp Ivev chocolatesâthe 18 Carat, the Sterling Silver, among Confections. Iveyâs iinprinturc on a Box of Sweets, marks it as a Gift of Quality. IVEY'S Nicollet at lOtli Atlantic 4287 ------------------------------------------+ Minneapolis College of Law Incorporated 1912 Approved by Supreme Court. Judge E. C. Pattersonâs (Dean) actual four-year COURT PRACTICE SYSTEM taught under direction of Judges Bardwcll (Pres.) and Baldwin (Vice-Pres.). Offices: 624-626 McKnight Bldg. V. M. Toomkt, Registrar At. 2622 ........ .............. Midland National Bank and Trust Company Resources $26,000,000 Minneapolis Folks, Here is Our Report Card Food The perfect Music .99 14 100 average Service .99 44 100 ' maintained the year Smiles Popularity .99 44 1001 .99 44 100 At the round. TOWN PUMP Hennepin at Eighth (A Big âGood I.uckâ to the Graduates) ( in | For Engravings that perpetuate the events of school days; use âBetter Engravingsâ, produced by the WESTON ENGRAVING COMPANY 309 SO. 5TII ST. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. Across the Street from Courthouse I ns j The Straight Line to a Womanâs Heart Even an unwise man knows that woman lives by her feelings . . . and feelings are not things that are easily expressed in words Saif it with flowers Always at your service NEW LAKE STREET FLORIST Corner 1st Avc. So. and Lake St. Phone So. 5266 Free delivery â 1 We extend heartiest congratulations to the Central High Graduating Class of 1929. A Our wish for each of you, is the early fulfillment of your ideal achievement. The Home of the Famous âMINNESOTAN MODEL SUIT Minnesota School of Business Tailors, Clothiers, Furnishers Entire Fourth Floor Jewelers Exchange or JLJ5TER BROS Seventh St. at First Avc. .Vo. Gc. um H Nicollet at Fourth [ US ] + A WONDERFUL HOME for A WONDERFUL SCHOOL It is a joy to take training in fine surroundings with ail modern conveniences and equipment. We are happy to offer you the opportunity to make your preparation for business life in the finest business office building in the Northwest. A school, however, is far more than a building or a suite of rooms. The quality of a school depends more upon the standards maintained by the management and the subjects that arc offered. Secretarial Course Nine Months for High School. College, and University Graduates Only There arc many vital distinctions between stenographic and secretarial work. Stenography is the process of taking dictation and transcribing it on the typewriter. A secretary should he an expert stenographer, but the most important duties of this position involve a good knowledge of general business and office procedure. This course is designed to give the student this important knowledge. The remarkable success of the graduates of this course confirms the wisdom of the selection of subjects. OUTLINE OF SUBJECTS Shorthand, Typing, Business English, Bookkeeping, Business Law, Filing. Adding Machine, Calculator, Mimeograph, Dictaphone and other Office Appliances, Business Penmanship, Business Psycholog)-, Secretarial Duties, Advertising I, Practical Experience in Business Offices. Full credit given for satisfactory work done elsewhere. Registrations accepted now for SUMMER QUARTER OPENING JUNE 2 4 Call, write or telephone for complete information Collegiate Business Institute Incorporated Foshav Tower Minneapolis Geneva 8819 A WONDERFUL 1 M4 | For Distinctive Photoffranhs cr ptxxbio 608 NICOLLET AVENUE MINNEAPOLIS.MINN. Official Photographers for the 1929 CENTRALIAN 4 FOR VACATION Stewart McCray 2 - trouser suits 28 50 Light, bright tweeds and fancy woolens -styled to the minute -Lively well-tailored Sport suits with plus 4 knickers as the extra pair - or with 2 longs $2850 MAURICE L ROTHSCHILD CO Palace Clothing House The Centralian Staff Uses Our Typeivriters L.C. 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We hope many of you will remember to do your banking here, and tell your parents that we are here to serve them. tiie Minnesota loan and trust Company 405 MARQUETTE MINNEAPOLIS Affiliated With Northwestern National Bank ⢠⢠PICTURES JOSTENâS FOR HOME AND SCHOOL Treasure-Craft Jewelers The best that can be secured anywhere Makers of CLASS RINGS, PINS THE HEARD ART GALLERIES 66-68 So. 10th St. Commencement Announcements MEDALS AND TROPHIES STATIONERY Around the corner from Nicollet 207 Medical Artsâ823 Nicollet Ave. . LIND PHARMACY (Hy Test Store) 4th Ave. So. Lake So. 3100 Conklin Fountain Pens, Pencils Electrically Refrigerated Soda Fountain +â----------------------------------- NICOLLET CLEANING AND DYEING CO. R. T. Hksski., Pres. Dyeing, Altering. Repairing, etc. There is none better 3804 Nicollet Ave. Minneapolis Co. 9100 [ 117 1 NELSON AND NELSON NELSON BROS. 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