Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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LATIN CLUB The Circus Maximus comes to Central! Dignified senators and lovely slave girls dressed in flowing robes and togas are brought to life in this part of the show under the Big Top. The scene of the annual Roman banquet is one of colorful costumes combined with old Roman ceremonies. Everything from the nectar and ambrosia of the gods to delectable creamed chicken is served in the approved fashion of the ancients. The Latin Club does its bit for international relations each Christmas by joining with the Spanish and German classes for a language party, at which they have a good time singing Christmas carols in three languages. At the club meetings these modern-day Romans study the amusements, homelife, art, and music enjoyed by their forerunners. When in Rome do ai the Roman do—and they did. First Row: K. Antonien, P. Sandquist, C. Sjogren, H. Foltom, E. Aatbu, D. Bank , Mi»» Conway, V. Romler, T. Edblom. 0. Davie . Second Row: E. Gianoulit, S. O'Donnell, M. Notvlk, S. 0»ten»o, D. Rekow, J. Rallit, D. Nel on, J. Paine. M. Brady, M. Tuttle, J. Houle, O. Sheely, G. Anderton, L Roffert, M. Young. Third Row: B. Lacher, O Huie, M. Edblom, G. Bootali . L. Reed, R. LaRue, J. Lunnii, M. Fourre, M. Magnuion, C. Nelton, I. Mognuton, P. Glenn, E. Almqui»t, B. lindqui t. D. Farrington, T. Kottonai. Fourth Row: M. Men hek, B. Bernie, J. Swanton, D. Peter on, D. Nelton, J. Hawkinton, J. Holman, V. Green. J. Goebel, D. Dunhom, L. Joot, A. Miner, A. Felker, A. Merrill, B. Beacom, B. Barron, L Jackton.

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WHERE THE BARKERS TRAIN Training the barkers for the circus of the future . . . that's the job of the English teachers. Here the performers of tomorrow learn how to put their ideas into well arranged words or writing. The language department helps the performers ... to understand the artists from foreign lands. Seated: Mr . Gamble, Mitt bell, Mitt Utley. Mitt Grotz. Stand ing: Mitt Fox, Mrt. Timmerman, Mrt. Seller , Mr. Mulligan, Artful articulation Mitt Porkell, Mitt lie . Below: I second the motion. Below: Mitt Conway ond Mitt Litkey

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SCIENCE, HOME ECONOMICS AND HISTORY How different things would be if there hod been no peanuts for George Washington Carver to experiment with . . . that vital part of every circus . . . the peanut! And where would the show be without people to feed the hungry performers . . . and to fix up those fantastic spangled costumes! The scientists . . . the cooks . . . the dressmakers of tomorrow receive their instruction in these laboratories, while the historians ponder past triumphs. Mr. Hovey, Milt Wilton, Mr . Graham, Mitt Edlund. Mr. Rohde, Mr. Peck ... Mr. Mulligan, Mr. Addington, Mr. Drue-The joy of cooking . . . Mitt legote. Mrt. Torg-f 9 ■ Mr. Mr. Hawker, Mr . Berg. Mr.. Pink. Mr., .on and Mi . Donielt.