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

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First Row' Nellie Hytlz, Pearls Knight, Stanley Vkhxtson, lvfartha Sloberg. Viviun Cady. Second Rim-' Ellie Brodcsn, Petri' Mcblillan, Helen Hagin. Alice Hosmcr, Robert Brockman. Louise Smith, Third Row: Helen Heck. Ivlarlha Hartwell, Arlhur Anderson. Florence XV.xtson, Jennie Vv'icscnth.1l, Fafzzlzjf HEMISTRY, physics, biology, and physiography are offered in the science department. The chemistry club is sponsored by hir. YVm. Bush of this department. Students taking a college preparatory course include mathematics on their programs, taking algebra, geometry, higher algebra, or solid geometry. The commercial department includes shorthand, type- writing, bookkeeping, and business correspondence. I9

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Fxrst Roux Gertrude Borden, lvhrv Bryant. Edith Hxngh. lN1.lr1nn Yxlunson. Kate Pearson, Florence Vest. Second Rim' Carrie Castle, Hiltlx Anderson, Alice llnscnberg, lvlary Harmon, lvlary Doyle. Tlurtl Rim' Incz Lowe, lwhblc NV1cker. Grace Cochrim, Dorothy B,iL1nxg.xrt, Anna M. Dickson, Olive Allen. Fdfullgf ENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL has had the largest enrollment in its history this year, pupils numbering 2,600 under 87 teachers. Two new courses, creative writing and practical linglish, have been added to the English department. Several new clubs have been started this year, namely, Travel, Chemistry, lnternational, and Puzzle Clubs. Latin, French, German, and Spanish are ollered by the language department, which is headed by Mr. Albert G. Meier. 18 FN l ,f N o .C o iff ' Nil? 'ff iff 1 3 , , ik? 1 . f. fl? i v :S , .Ii . fr ,, ..,, A W, , 34' it ,t W

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Q . 5. Fnxr Row: lNl.irylVlcClinlgl1, lvlincttclyaro, Louisc Smith. Albcrt Mcier, lflorcncc Bixbcr. Lauric Johnson, Sccanil Rm- lidiih Bcckiniin. Daphne Slmull. Grace Bienholl. Nclh: lvlullcr. Emma Ryan. Vivian C i,lv. Thad Rim Ruth Collwrg. Ei1:.ilecih Siu lilc. Julius Knck. Eumgc XK'ellcs, XY1lli.im lylcGox'crn, Nlariorie Dornbcig, Fzzmlgf HF operettas presented by our music department have been a source of enjoyment to everyone, while the library has been an invaluable aid in our study. The line arts section consisting of com- mercial art, design, illustration, publication, and modeling and free hand drawing have added to our cultural attainments. Of the manual arts, woodwork and aeronautics have proved the most popular, catering to the mechanically minded brethren. Shop, turning, art smithing, mechanical drawing, and cabinet making are also a part of the curriculum. flax ini .4 20 gl 'T' U 5 2- 1'2- if 31, at