Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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 THEY INFLUENCED MY LIFE MR. SYDNEY MORSE popular and beloved music instructor, to whom this book is dedicated. Set |Kim ti c for hiogniphy. »» Bricks, treks, desks, teachers, classes. To some this is a school. True, it is a portion, hut the institution itself is surely empowered with a more vast significance than these immediately apparent details. Instead, school is a priceless opportunity for a broad training that is granted freely to all who will receive it. School means mingling with many | enplc. In it. at first glance, the faculty may appear as a IhhIn of business-like, unfeeling instructors. But that faculty is composed of individuals, each one with a separate excellence to impart to us. As their lives touch ours, we arc filled with little impressive memories that seldom fadeaway. Pictured on this page arc the four teachers who are retiring this spring. We wish them happiness and hope that all of them will find the contentment which they so surely deserve. MRS. OLIVE NORTHEY For three years Mrs. Non hey has been included in the faculty of Central High. Under her valuable supervision hundreds of sophomores have received expert training in the fundamentals of the English language. Coming from Lincoln, she lias also during her teaching career had classes in typing and history. This June will mark the end of her stay at Central. She plans to make her home in California. MR. FRANK HOSMER Mr. Hosmer began teaching in the old Central High School in the year 1907. Long have we known him as our friendly teacher of bookkeeping. But in addition to this, he has at one time also had classes in commercial law and economics. This year was his last one at Central. He hopes to spend the future in working on accounting and auditing. Traveling, too. will fill a |H)tlion of his time. MISS MAY TOWLER A former graduate of Central High. Miss Towler has now l een teaching here for twenty-eight years. Previous to her coming to Minneapolis she resided in Sauk Centre where for two years she was teacher of both Latin and mathematics. During her entire stay at Central, however, she has been leaching sewing. She is leaving us this term, and Central will always remember her years of faithful service. I