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

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First Row: Mr. Biggar, Miss Beck, Mr. Barr, Miss Dolch, Mr. Christenson. Second Rowf Mr. Kittlaus, Miss Dickman, Mr. Kuehner, Miss Friedman, Miss Conlon, Mr. Bradburn Third Row: Miss Gibney, Mr. Davis, Mr. Julian, Mr. Hibbert, Fourth Row: Mr. Jones, Mr. Gundlach, Mr. Coffey, Mr. Craig, BEN H. BARR Principal ARTHUR SVOBCDA Assistant Principal LORETTO C. AMEND Physical Education MARY L. BECK English ROBERT R. BICCAR Mu.sic VERNGN BRADBURN Physical Education CHARLES E. CAMACHO Music ELMER H. CHRISTENSCN Science ROY V. COEEEY Commercial Studies SARA M. CONLQN Music LEVI CRAIG Physical Education JENNIE M. CRCWDER Home Economics VE ST DAVIS English RCSINE DICKMAN Social Studies ISABEL S. DOLCH Social Studies EDNA E. EIMER English 12 Miss Higginbotham, Miss Knight. Mr. Hoerner. MARJQRIE EWING Commercial Studies GENEVIEVE fFRIEDMAN Commercial Studies ANNA JEAN GIBNEY Spanish J. S. CCCHENAUER Social Studies WALLACE C. GUNDLACH English R. W. HIBBERT Mathematics and Science FLORENCE HICYCYINBCTHAM English JAMES MCLAIN JONES Social Studies JULIA M. JORDAN Speech JAMES M. JULIAN Science LOUIS M. KITTLAUS Physical Education MARGARET KNIGHT Mathematics ERNEST KUEHNER Industrial Arts JUDITH LEVY Social Studies and English LORRAINE LOWRY English LEVI HARRIS MARKLAND Mathematics

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mlnia lf'caf0'c.4 teacher of Mathematics and Science in the Buffalo High School, Buffalo, Missouri, from 1922 to 1924. From 124 to 1930 he taught Science in the Blewett lun' ior High School. From 1930 to the present time he has taught Science and Mathef matics in the following St. Louis schools, successively: Cleveland High School, the Mark Twain Ninth Grade Center, Soldan High School. Mr. Arthur J. Svoboda was 9 6 C COI446 Q46 two new leaders, Mr. Barr and Mr. Svoboda, who have been at the helm, now, for a year. They were strangers to us at hrst, but not for long. Both made friends with us in a very short time. Soon, Mr. Barr was strolling casually down the halls with a hearty, Hi, there, Bob. How have you been? or Hello, Virginia, you're looking Hne today. Mr. Svoboda lost no time in joining us at our tables during lunch, musing, perhaps in puzzlement, over Eddieis fivefcourse meal, or sympathizing with some of the girls who were on their thirtyfday diet. Both men have become very close to us and have made us feel that they are Centralites with us. We have gone to them with our problems, and they have helped us with very special care. In short, they are two grand leaders. May they remain to guide our school for many years to come. W Mr. Arthur J. Svoboda, Assistant Principal l 1

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LTY ELLES T. MARRIOTT Industrial Arts HERBERT L. MARSHALL Latin and Spanish KATHERINE MARTINI Social Studies ALICE E. MILLER English PAUL G. MILLER Mathematics FRANCES J. MOCK Home Economics ELIZABETH J. PARKER Spanish JOSEPH E. POWELL Science ALBERT PRELUTSKY Science LILLIAN I. RANDALL English EVELYN REINHARDT Social Studies ELIZABETH G. RICE Commercial Studies BESSIE G. ROSS Science MRS. E. ROSS Art VIOLA SCHONHORST Physical Education ERMA SCHROEDER Home Economics First Row: Mr. Scott, Miss Schonhorst, Mr. Svoboda, Miss Schroeder, Mr. Ma R. E. SCOTT Mathematics H. B. SMELLIE Limited Service ELSA L. SOECKNICK Commercial Studies LAURA R. THOMURE English EDWARD VAN LANDEGEND Mathematics JESSE B. VERTREES Industrial Arts M. W. WALKER Social Studies DOROTHY K. ROSS Librarian ROSE BREMERMAN Office OLGA MOELLMANN Offce MRS. NELL L. ADAMS Lunchroom Manager JULIUS ROTTECK, M. D. School Doctor ANNA L. ITEN School Nurse RQSS B. HOERNER Boolqroorn Manager EDWARD B. KOLBE Head Custodian Second Row: Mr. Walker, Miss Reinhardt, Mr. Pratt, Miss Randall, Miss Ross Third Row: Mr. Markland, Mr. Prelutsky, Miss Thomure, Mr. Vertrees. rsha Fourth Row: Mr. Marriott, Mr. Van Landegend, Mr. Powell, Miss Miller, Mr. Miller