Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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

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 aiCx thom on ADRIAN FOUMrOAlU r»ANr hushabo « ntltn BU rt KAIMRYN VXrtXt tY OMA IX) HAY DOROTHY j I NUTT OUVC fWJto ACtiAiDfc t1 NAu,t«T0N DOROTHY | MitCCnfUfliR First Choice Dorothy A. NieiiKxrvciii Ray Bcrck .... Kathryn Woomey - -Alex Thomson - - - -Kathryn Woolsby - -Ray IK’roe - - - -A miAiiu McXatoh ton Paul Dr May - - - -Oi.ive Master - - - -Adrian Foi.kkdaiil - - Dorothy N’r-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. N’ii:dex t?ehr ----- .Foe Gosnell - - - - Dorothy Ei.ijs - - - Melvin Johnson

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Aaen, Palmer Football '28; Track 28: Glee Club. “Mikado.” ‘•Bells of Ben 11 join Is.” “Messiah. The art of doing thing quietly and well in rare indeed. Ahern, George Class Treasurer; Student Council (Chair. ’28); HI V (Vice-Pres.); Library Board (Chair. 28): Comedy Concert '28. A loyal good fellow in work or fun. He’ll 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 “Messiah. Such a. he will forge a h e a d. regardless of size. Barry, Cyril Track 28. '27; Football ’2«. ‘27; C. C. C. Cabinet: Con trnlvllle (Mayor); C” Club. The makin’s of a regular fellow. Berg, Allan Footlights Club; Scandinavian Club; Captain Applejack. lie smiled and said. Don’t rush me girls. Ackerman, Katiiryn Girl Reserves; Girls' Club: 1-itin Club: Botany Club. It's the, twinkle in her eyes. Alhee, Howard It’s 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 brains—an unusual combination. Baker, Dorothy Footlights Club (Vice- Pres.); Footlights Plays; Girls’ Club; Comedy Convert '28. She smiles and you smile; She laughs and you laugh, and the world seems brighter. Barni.m, Helen Girls’ 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; Girls’ Club. A smile is worth a world of sight. [ 20 |