Central High School - Red and Black Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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STEPHEN A. DOUGLASS Principal D. H. WEIR Assistant Principal ROSINE DICKMAN Dean of Girls World History LORETTO C. AMEND Physical Education and Health M. M. BAILEY Mechanical Drawing MARGARET F. BAKER English MARY L. BECK English GEORGE A. BLUTHARDT Applied Music Band Chorus Dulcimer Club Glee Club Orchestra IRENE E. BOWEN Latin VERNON BRADBURN Social Studies ELMER H. CHRISTENSON Physics ROY V. COFFEY Bookkeeping Business Fundamentals Commercial Law Vocational Counseling PAUL H. CONANT American History Economics Social Studies World History JENNIE M. CROWDER Home Economics VEST DAVIS English Oral Expression EDNA V. de LINIERE American History OSCAR C. DETERING Business Fundamentals Stenography Typing ISABEL S. DOLCH Algebra General Mathematics World History MARY A. DOYLE English EDNA EIMER English NADYNE FAGER Twelve THE FACULTY MARJORIE EWING Stenography Typing ALFRED FRIEDLI Social Studies Sociology ANNA JEAN GIBNEY Spanish J. S. GOCHENAUER American History Social Studies World History CARRIE E. GRIFFITH English WALLACE C. GUNDLACH English AELIZE HAACK Physical Education and Health LILLIAN M. HELTZELL Algebra Latin ROY IVAN JOHNSON English JAMES McLAIN JONES Social Studies C. H. KELBAUGH Bookkeeping Business Fundamentals LOUIS M. KITTLAUS Physical Education LOUIS M. KITTLAUS, JR. Physical Education AMELIA C. KRAG Art EMMA LANGENBERG German AGNES I. LODWICK Art Art Appreciation LORRAINE LOWRY English LEVI HARRIS MARKLAND Algebra Geometry ELLES T. MARRIOTT Manual Training KATHERINE MARTINI German Social Studies PAUL G. MILLER Algebra Geometry FRANCES MOOK Home Economics CAROLINE OREELL Spanish ROLAND F. NEUMANN Physical Training Office GLADYS WALTON MABEL OLMSTEAD American History World History MARY V. OSBURN English ELIZABETH PARKER French J. E. POWELL General Science H. F. PRATT Commercial Law Stenography Typing LILLIAN I. RANDALL Business Fundamentals Typing BESSIE G. ROSS Biology THOMAS RUCKER General Science Physics H. C. SCHWEIKERT English R. E. SCOTT Algebra Geometry Trigonometry H. B. SMELLIE Business Fundamentals Geography HAROLD E. SPROSS General Mathematics Geometry Manual Training CATHERINE Z. SULLIVAN Physical Education and Health LAURA R. THOMURE English EDWARD VAN LANDEGEND Algebra Geometry J. R. VERTREES Mechanical Training LAURA D. WATKINS Biology MARTIN C. WILSON Chemistry KATHERINE M. SCHAAF School Doctor for Girls WALTER R. JORDAN School Doctor for Boys BONNA NIEDRINGHAUS Librarian MARY ELIZABETH HUNTER Lunchroom Manager ANNA LTI-TEN School Nurse HARRY F. ROACH Commercial Law

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