Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Mrs. Dorothy Faughnder at the switchboard. DEDICATION : THE CHIEF CLERK To a woman loved and respected by the faculty and student body of Central High, to a woman who gives of her unending time, patience, and energy to all of us, we gratefully dedicate the 1943 Centralian. Mrs. Dorothy Faughnder, chief clerk of our office, daily guides our lives through her spirit of fellowship. We thank her, now. for adding to the pleasant memories of our three year stay at Central. Mrs. Faughnder. who was graduated from Central Hiqh, has rendered faithful service to the school for the past ten years, as a member of the office force. In this time she has gained the respect and admiration of her fellow workers, the faculty and students. Always a twinkle in her laughing brown eyes, a smile and word of encouragement for those in trouble, and a witty saying for everyone . . . these are but a few of the ways in which she has endeared herself to all of us. Long after we have graduated we shall look back and remember Mrs. Faughnder, who truly personifies the spirit of Central, as we believe it should be. OFFICE CLERKS: Our town statistical bureau is composed of Miss Beatrice Gins-burg, attendance clerk; Mrs. Mary Piorson, credit clerk; Mrs. Dorothy Faughnder. chief clerk; (left to right) and Miss Marjory Mel-chesidech. requisition clerk (not pictured). By them all our statistics were received, filed and recorded.

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CITY LIMITS Robed in a mantle of Old Man Winter , Central stood forth in the purity that clung to her trees, bushes, and steps. While this snow remained the January class left our town to meet the world and its perplexing problems. 3

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TCWN’S EDGE Framed in the splendor of summer green, our town bade farewell to the June class, and stood ready to welcome those who would return in the fall.