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

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is y Q, Surrounded by would-beucooks is Miss Esther Amundsen, the home econ- omics teacher. The delicious odors coming from the home Ec. room are proof of the ability of her students. One of Central's most popular periods is lunch. The girls in the picture are taking advantage of the period and are enjoying their lunches. To all those who have tried to buy ice cream sandwiches, this shot should bring back memories of the crowd surrounding the booth in the cafeteria.

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ls it a bird, a beast, or a fish? For an answer go to a person who knows. Ask Miss lrrna Meili, our biology teacher. Shell tell you. Teaching bookkeeping and keep- ing the books for school organiza- tions is the job ot Mr. Arthur Ander- son. Here he is showing Iirn Elvidge the use of an adding machine. Anything pertaining to aeronau- tics is right in line for Mr. Iohn Mc- Callum, for he teaches aeronautics. Here he is in an informal pose, just doing nothing. Caught here in a jolly rnood is Mr. Anthony Gerspach and a trio of his students. Mr. Gerspach teaches his- tory and Latin.

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STUDENT COUNCII. rmsr ROW: ,N ,Q Margaret Rowell Eileen Vogt lrrna Meili, Advisor Gerald Burke, V. Pres. Pearl Knight, Advisor E. C. Grayson, Pres. Charlotte Relf, Sec, Wallace Rogers, Treas. Kay Crowther Mary Marcos SECOND ROW: Donna Sandberg Margie Lawrence Richard Greenberg . , . Iackie McCormack 1 V . 5 X lean Roach Z fl Dick Law ' A Pat Williamson Don Bakke 5 5 Don Sizemore ' Lois Bundy Elinor Hunt BACK ROW: Donald Olson Bill Haridsaker Gordy Gilmore Bill Stempel Doug George Bob Geist Chan French Don Ogden Dick E, Ring Pal Larson leanne Thompson 5 STUDENT COUNCIL COURT First Row: Marjorie Witherspoon, Asst. Sec., Don Rezab, Clerk, Larry Wilkie, Chief Iusticeg Mary Kay Tarbox, Sec., Marjorie Wiecking, Iudge, Anne Marie Zeitler, Reporter. Second Row: George Kuffel, Lt. Traffic Squad, Torn Campbell, Iustice, lames Armstrong, Iusticeg Bill Quinlivan, Iustice, Simian! eouncil anal Gould Bafaaia Baaamaaf Did you wonder who sponsored all those swell Sunlites? Did you know who arranged it so you could get out at 2:30 on Wednesday again? ln case you didn't we'll let you know. lt was the Student Council. lts activities were many and varied, and as always, it did much to make Central a better place. The Council was advised by Miss lrma Meili, Miss Pearle Knight, and Miss Mary Lou Bryant. Besides regulating school activities, the Coun- cil sponsored a Traffic Court to punish those who violated its laws. Under the supervision of Miss Sjoberg, the court held session. A fri! . s fill'