Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Superior, WI)

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The humorous atmosphere of MR. IOSEPH SCHMIDTS five English classes is enjoyed by eleventh and twelfth graders alike. His pupils have been heard to say that he can make even grammar in- teresting. Mr. Schmidt is the Hi-Y Club adviser be- sides serving on the student social and Echo editorial committees. Crescendo, louder. that's it. Now come in on the fourth beat on page eight. What goes on? It's MR. S. BRINLEY SHAW rehearsing the Senior Band. He also directs the junior Band and gives in- strumental lessons at Central and in other Superior schools, Mr. Shaw is a genial person who has a friendly smile for everyone. Always busy and always prepared to lend a help- ing hand best describe MR. IOSEPH SITEK. A peek at his busy schedule would find him in charge of four chemistry classes and a course in photography. Along with teaching, Mr. Sitek is responsible for all school photography and is adviser to the Shuttermen Club and the Echo Photographers. MISS MARGARET SPIELMACHER, head of the mathematics department, is a resourceful teacher whose wide experience in school affairs makes her an excellent one from whom to seek advice. Miss Spiel- macher initiated and directs the annual college day, a guidance activity. High standards are maintained in her alqebra and advanced mathematics courses. MISS SELMA SWANSTROM, a new Central teacher, began the year in her social science classes with Superior as the main subject of discussion. At this time, Miss Swanstrom conducted the students on tours to various business concerns, Her students also became acquainted with the city's form of government. Assisting in play production, she designed and made many costumes. , Attending to the literary interests at Central is MRS. LILLIAS TEPOORTEN. Although new to the school this year, she has made many friends through her cheerful smile and willingness to assist all who seek her advice. Through simple regulations, which must be kept by everyone, a tidy and orderly atmosphere was maintained in the library. The exhilerating atmosphere of MISS GRETA TETZLER'S American history classes is enjoyed by all of her students. In addition to teaching history, Miss Tetzler is the popular adviser of the Athenae Club. She also has served on the pep rally, cheer- leader, and student social committees.

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Behold a brilliant new year with fresh new graduates, too . . . seniors in caps and gowns, to them a symbol of their faith in the future. Left behind them are treasured memories of the years at Central . . . some filled with gaiety and laughter, others with a serious striving to make every moment a step nearer the ultimate goal. Central, with its wide field for individual attainment in three divisions . . . college entrance, commer- cial, general . . . and with its annual Col- lege Day, has given to the 1949 graduat- ing class every opportunity to forge ahead both in the present and the future. Those who are left behind must hold high the mighty torch of achievement and go forward to take their place as seniors in future graduation days.