Central High School - Optimist Yearbook (Crookston, MN)

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THE COFFEE HOUR pleasant break in a 1eacher's day. Mrs, Spanlger Mrs Murdoch Chief Flom iwho isnt afraid ol Iodiesl Mrs. Dahlgren, Miss Siverison, Miss Eia, and Miss Morck are the relaxed JAMES HOHMAN. Social Sfudies, American Hisiory. Jr. Class Adviser. St. Cloud SC BS enioys huniing, fishing and swimming likes photography can stay right side up on skis. BEVERLY IVERSON. Jr. High Home Economics. NDAC BS likes fishing sews her own clothes has a passion for books and her new house. LeROY KRAUSE. Art. Concordia BS and UND BA and MS BA . . . likes io hun! and fish . . . en- joys sporls and, of course, arf tall, light, and handsome. 4135325 sv ii 'ffiilz--7.sifflf'fi'ii1' 'ia L. 16

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ALLEYENE DIRKS. Bookkeeping, General Business. Hamline BA and Minneapolis Business College collects old china cups and saucers likes to fish also knits commands respect and devotion. Dedicated Diana Whot do teachers do when they aren't teaching? Why, work, of course! Our teachers did a variety of things this past summer. Many of them had such summer iobs as selling insurance, doing construction work, directing recreational programs, doing survey- C I - w ALVIN DROEN. Biology, Basketball Coach. St. Olaf BA Doing graduate work at UND and U of M enioys hunting and all outdoor activities his name is no indica- tion of what he is. ing, and running restaurants. Others who seek romance, adventure, or just plain relaxation found it through traveling to fascinating places. Some of our faculty went to summer school, attended work- shops, and took correspondence courses. FRANCES ENGEBRETSON. Jr. High Social Studies, English. Duluth SC GLORIA EIA. English. MSC BS collects song lyrics likes to ... BS ... likes books ... travels in summer months and enioys visit- sew famous for her friendly ing historical places industrious, smile. efficient. 15 PAT FLYNN. Guidance Director, UND BS. Working on Master's Degree does farming hunt- ing collects records plays basketball will do anything for an Irishman.

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