Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Z FORWARD CENTRAL . With thy glory euer ringing, I-Iearts and voices, now we raise, Marching forward, ever singing Unto thee a song of praise. All thy sons and daughters love thee, Alma Mater, staunch and true, 'Round thy colors will we rally, To thy colors Red and Blue. RY 'GL Central I-Iighl Central High! CHORUS- Sons of Central, march to glory, Let thy watchword Forward he. Thou shalt liue in song and story, Through the honors won hy thee. Thy dear memory oft we'll cherish As the fleeting days go hy, And thy honors shall not perish, Forward, sons of Central I-Iigh. - T RCH L,- -SYDNEY H. MORSE. ON APPROACHING CENTRAL HIGH IN EARLY MORNING Ahozxe, the lucent shy shines hlue and fair,' The glow of morning lights the topmost stonesq My heart is lifted, eaery thought a prayerf My hein g, stirred, a loftier impulse owns, TR EN . F . C DAVJWHITLM. mcibmfv fu 323553 cw- Q. ETQQQEN Uigflggg L. N wfqvqlg Ehfvbwb-5 6'EQQ2' Eiwogxsxwtj: VTR QS'-QNQ: N QELN ,,c,.gN.m 2 'x.N-2-'N' JQNVQEQ. -- w wg,-Epub N afrfs NE WGN m Q-N e ::g3'3-NRS QERESF Nm'W WN N f'1Q3,'I :UQ Ni ' WNNM PQ ww mm 3 W QW. QQNQE N:-.' E9- N-nxf. w mf fx if. fl The sun illuinines that toward which I pace And fres an answering flame within my hreast. Old Me1nnon's music rings again for ine To echo in the hours that are to he. SNS -M.XRG.XRET YV. S11m.xLL. AAAALLLLALLLLLAAAALAAALAAAALL

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-Foorcin Row: Harford, Sumlhrim, G. Anderson, Tlzamfvsnu, Crog, I'il11Illl!jl'l', Rrrzfsliff, Olson. THIRD Row: .Il. folmsnu, 1i71I'l'Sl!l, Sayrex, Holmgrfn, johnson, Hobbs, Suvrffaery. Strom: Row: fiflllllfjlf, illxllrr, l,. Johnson, Bt'l'f1l71, Iv-nlsnll, Bmtlir, Swan, Hzrzckznsmz. Flksr ROW! ivrzslllnfl, Bo-Ztlrr, Junffsko, 1'rl1r'xm1, Lohrrn, Knufvix, B0l'S.Y!'I1l'Ul,I-. Efvmzx. JANUARY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY T is no small honor to be rated in the highest 15 per cent of the class in scholar- ship, character, leadership, and service, and the members of the National Honor Society are just so judged. Those who average 2.3 for the three years invested here at Central automatically become members of the society, and others may be voted in by the faculty to Iill the 15 per cent quota. january, 1933, contributes the following people to the ranks of the National Honor Society. Those who auto- matically became members of the National Honor Society are these: Lohren, Elizabeth Peterson, Muriel Bergin, Lorraine . Fladager, Vernon Radsliff, Charlotte Ianosko, Anne , Harford, lane . . Anderson, Genevieve Sayres, lack ..,.. Sandberg, Lillian Enersen, Robert . . . Koupis, Penelope , . . Fredsall, Arline , 3.0000 . 3.0000 , 2.9600 . . 2.9230 ,. 2.9230 , . . 2.8400 , 2.7500 . 2.6666 , . . 2.6666 . . 2.6086 ,H 2.5961 . . .,.... 2.5833 2.5769 johnson, Marian .. Iohnson, Kermit . . Crog, Richard ,,... Thompson, Clifford Holmgren, Laton , . . johnson, Lyla .... Miller, Dorothy . . , Beattie, Isabelle .. Burlingame, Marjorie Olson, Audrey . .1 Evans, Harriet . , . Anderson, Doris . . . Hobbs, Donald ,,.,. Hawkinson, Myrtle .... ,..,..,. 2 .3200 Those elected to the National Honor Society: May, Wayne ..,. Bowler, Martha ,, Naslund, Ethel . , . . . 2.2692 Sundheim, Mildred . . . . . . , 2.2600 Grinager, Marjorie . . . ..,.. 2.2083 Boessenroth, Lottie Swan, Myrtle ..... ...,...,.... 2 .0769 LAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA 5400 5000 2.4400 4230 4000 4000 3888 3800 .3777 3750 3600 3562 3461 2.2000 2.1666 0833 75 M .I I- I U nc L, TR EN ' C F NS S