Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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MISS LAURA H E N R N Shakespeare. Public Speaking. University of Minnesota. B.L., coaches graduation speakers and Gale Prize Essay contestants. Hobbies: following art. music, literature, and the dance, collecting theater magazines and pictures ol Shakespearean plays and actors. raising house plants, children, pub-lit affairs. MISS Ri m SEI I ERBERG-English. Macalcster College. B.A.. University « l Minnesota. M.A.. Harvard Summer School. Columbia, American Academy of Dramatic Art. Pi Phi Epsilon. Blue Triangle and Mimes and Mummers adviser, director of January Class Plays. Hobbies: jjoetry. music, drama. MISS LULU UTLEY—English. University ol Iowa. B.A.. University of Minnesota. Columbia University. Hobbies: antiques. hooked rugs, politics, travel, and pewter. MISS GLADYS CHAMBERLIN—£»ig-lisli. University of Minnesota. B.A., University of California. Footlights Club. Hobbv: drama. mORE ET1RSTERS OF THE IMTIVE T0I1GUE MISS LOUISE B. 11 .US—English: Carleion College. B.A.. Radcliff. U. of Wis.. U of M. Hobbies: Reading. theater, cooking, gardening. MR. JOHN MUl.LIG N-English: Carleton (College, B.A.. Adviser of Central High News. Hobbies: reading and news. MISS CLARE BE 1.1.—English: Oberliu College. Northwestern, M.A.. Counselor to 10B. 10A. I IB, grades. Hobby: people.

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“THE mOTHER TOHGUE BY THESE IS TRfllflED” Eoi.lowing thf English course up the scale (musical memories is the theme, you know) we lint! the study of Scott and Ecu nyson to be the first hard notes taken in tenth grade. The latter half of this grade is spent mastering grammar and spelling. In the next year, the gong is sounded ii voc abulary is not put to use. The fifth note in our English scale is a choice of Shakespeare or American Literature. Keats and Shell) are made known to the student in the Iasi year. The final note is sounded with the Gale Pri e Essa Contest in which all knowledge gathered in the field of English is applied. v J fKW . MISS GROSZ Department Chairman MISS I.OR1XF GROSZ—English. Dt iarlmenl Chairman. Oberlin College. It.A.. Breadloaf School ol English; Adviser of the Mimes and Mummers. School Assembh Committee. Visual Education Committee, director of |une Class Plays. Hobbies: dramatics, music, cooking, read iug. MRS. LUELLA B. COOK—English. I’niversity of Minnesota, BA., M.A. Hobbies: gardening, dogs, writing, tennis. MISS . n VOX—English. North-western University. It.Adviser of Girl s Club. Hobby: swimming. MISS IRENE PARKEl.l.—English. University ol Minnesota. B.A., M.A. Hobbies: golf, reading, knitting. and crocheting.

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MRS. HELEN GAM RLE—English. St. Teresa College. B.A., Graduate State Teachers’ College. Winona. Hobbies: music, birds, book collecting. MISS HARRIET M1LLE R —English. University of Minnesota, B.S., Girls’ Club Advisor. Hobbies: flowers, reading, and summer trips. MRS. OLIVE NORT11F.Y—English. University of Minnesota. B.S., Silver Triangle, Girl Reserves. Hobbies: knitting, traveling. native handicrafts, reading. MRS. NORA B. SM1TI {-English. University of Minnesota, B.A.. Supervisor of Hall Monitors. Hobbies: reading, gardening. COULD LEflRfl my A B C’S DIRECTORS OF SHARPS flilD FLATS MR. SYDNEY H. MORSE-A tutt. Clifton. Eng. Licentiate, a cappclla choir, (ilee Club. Orchestra. I lobbies: music, painting, travel, cot-tage. MR. HARRY RANKS-Applied Music. Yale University. Hobby: travel. MR. CHARLES WOHLFORD-Music, History. Hamline University. University of Minnesota. B.S.. MacPhail School of Music. B.M.. Band leader. Hobby: reading.