Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Minneapolis . . . Minnesota OUR WIDE-WIDE WORLD EDITION 3

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MHC D E D. «« i in-si' In this world in which we live, the student life is Centralian to Miss Lorine Grosz and Mr. John Mulli influenced by the faculty around us. For that reason gan. We feel that these teachers have greatly en we, the class of 1959, would like to dedicate this riched our lives and the world in which we live. 3'14,C 1 3 7rUc€ ° MISS LORINE K. GROSZ MR. JOHN E. MULLIGAN The characteristics of a busy, understanding woman can be found in our German and Senior English teacher. Miss Lorine Grosz. She graduated from Oberlin college and attended Breadloaf School of English in Vermont. At Central she was once advisor for the Drama Club, and is now advisor to the National Honor Society and the German Club. Her helpful guidance and sincerity will long be appreciated by all who know her. The gentle, white-haired man, whom you see in our halls is known to all as our Central High News advisor, Mr. John Mulligan. Mr. Mulligan's activities have extended from working on the copy desk at the Minneapolis Journal to serving in World War I. He has been at Central since 1920 during which time he acted as advisor to the Centralian for several years. Mr. Mulligan will long be honored by many prominent men, in the field of journalism, because of his book Experience in Journalism . Central will always remember him os being a kind man and a wonderful teacher. 4