Central High School - Cehisean Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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f Firxf rote: Nellie Dnnivon, Florence YYatson, Franklyn Rlnnic. Edith litflilllllll. Robert Tlmeknlan, Nellie lleynl, Stanley VVatSon, lfllcn Simon, jennie NYiesen1hal. f .Sivroinl row: lxlilftllil. Sjoherg, Martha llartwcll, Ciorrlon Cliristensen, Helen llagin, 'earle Knight, Arthur Anderson, Helen lleck, Alice llosnier. Utlrrzzvz Claire Boozly, lfllie llrorleen. .Xrthnr XYhite, l'eter llcXlillan. Mathematics ISS Xlil.I.lE llliYl'D has been electecl chairnian of the lN2ltl1SlU?itlC5 ulepartment for this year. Mathematics plays an important part in all walks of life toclay, in erecting skyscrapers, hnilcling hriilges, laying roacls, in hnilcling and operating machinery, and in perfecting ancl stanmlardizing the air- plane and raflio. The clepartinent at Central onfers a complete high school course nnrler capable instructors from geometry through trigonometry. The group welcomes Nliss llclen lleck to its nnnilmer this semester. Commercial llli Connnercial licpartinent each fall choose one of their nienlhers as hearl. lly a system of rotation the honor fell to Klri Stanley ll. XYatson. Miss litlith llecknlan has lnacle a welcome acldition to the group. It enf cleavors to assist other clepartnients in the school hy running off stencils on its new Xlinieograph Machine and cloing such extra typing work as it can hanclle. lnstruction is given in hoolckeeping, otiicc practice, hnsiness correspondence, inf clnstrial geography, typing, stenography, worlcl history, and connnercial law. Page 1.1

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I'r't'.vf VOA: l'1'etlev'iel4 Miller, Yllillirtxn lln-h. Ifntzl Neill. liurt thttleyl Sm-311 tb'IItym, Ilgiyyy Sniitli, Chir- ence lfristxnzni. .5't't'tf11t1 mtv: ,Xlfrt-tl Bust-it, Com Tinmie, Altmhu Klefnllitiii. lfdith lfmilke. John lliirn, hm lfllzl Miles. Olliftxr: llt'i'ti'ttrle llrmxn, .Xgnes llulierty. Mollie Cleary, 3lI!l'QIll't'T llelfetritlge, Glenn Y:ti'nei'. History ISN ll ll' l:l.l,tX iXlll.lfS ht-:ttls the liistnry gmtip this tent. 'llhe cle- pztrtinent enterecl the zinnnal l.C'IlQ'l1l' of Nations contest this yeztr. Stn- clent Ytil1ll1lt'l'1'S were ztslced tu pztrtieipztte. and loin' Seniturs respuntletl. They have emnpletecl their stutlies ancl have written very eretlitalile papers. This eaentest emteetiis the tmtgztiiizzttitnii zuttl the zieeoiiilmlishinents of the Leztgne sinee its beginning. Since current liistory has lmeen einpliasized inure lately, the hisf titty tlepzittineiit has rleeitlecl tn :illmv llisttiry 4 teztehers tu tztlce up zt study tif the Leztgfne ul' Nntiuns as tJZlt't ul' the regtilzti' class wntli. Science liX'llRtXl. is ftirtiiiiztte in ltzwing ri gtmrl seienee tlepztrtntent that etvinpftites fzivmgilwly with any in the city. Mr. Hiller has lmeen ehosen to head this tlenzirtinent for this yeztr. The siilyieets tifteretl in this tlepartinent are pliysiogrzipliy, lmiology, Z1 study of the living things tin the earth: physics, Z1 stncly' tif the tlmees :tt wnrlc un the eztrthl Zllltl eliemistty. :1 stttcly of the enm- pnsition nf things. Page lj

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Miss Marjorie Dornbcrg, Miss llinnette l':u'o, Miss Lillian Knott, Miss llelen ll. Austin, Miss Laura A. XYilli3.lNS and Miss Elizabeth Stroble. Dramatic Arts, Fine Arts, and Music Departments T is very essential in this day to be able to speak forcefully, correctly, and concisely at the right time. Central has two hne teachers, Miss llelen .Xustin and llliss Marjorie Dornberg. who give this instruction from the fundamentals through literary and dramatic interpretation and play production. Fine arts have a practical value as Well as a cultural value. Now that advertising is such an important medium between the producer and the consumer. artistic ability is needed. The instructors of art are Miss Minette Paro, Miss Elizabeth Stroble, and Miss Laura XYilliams. Miss Lillian Knott teaches the dihferent phases of music. She has charge of the Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs and directs the school orchestra. She teaches musical appreciation, harmony, chorus, and song lore. These allow a musically inclined student a chance to prove his talents. These teachers also do much preparatory work for assemblies, operettas, concerts, plays, and other school functions. Page 15