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

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THE FACULTY First Row: Mr. Prelutsky. Miss Kramer M Hicks, Miss Fierce, Mr. Barr. Nlisx Schlulius M Second Row: Mr. Miller. Miss M y M Msrshall. Mr. Vcrtrees. Mr. Phillips. Miss F Third Rowi Mr. Svobuds. Miss Schroeder, Mr. Coffey. Mr. Kassing, Mr. Gundlnch, M N Row: Miss Jordan, Mr. Bradburn, Mr. Chrlsrcnson, Mr. Sibley. Mr. lngerson. BEN H. BARR Principal ARTHUR J. SVOBODA Assistant Principal LORETTO C. AMEND Physical Education MARY L. BECK English ROBERT R. BICGAR Music, Instrumental VERNON J. BRADBURN History ELMER H. CHRISTENSON Science ROY V. COFFEY Commercial Studies JENNIE M. CROWDER Home Economics VEST DAVIS English ROSINE DICKMAN Social Studies ISABEL S. DOLCH Social Studies MARY A. DOYLE English and Spanish EDNA EIMER English MAJORIE EWING Commercial Studies GENE VIEVE FRIEDMAN Commercial Studies WAl.I.ACE C. GUNDLACH English C, W. HAWKINS Social Studies R. W. HIBBERT Science HERBERT J. HICKS Science FLORENCE HIGGINBOTHAM English DONALD INGERSON Physical Education 26 Msrriort. Miss Dolch, Mr. Powell dman, Mr. Davis. Miss Dlckman. Landegend, Mr. Markland. Fourth JAMES MCLAIN JONES History JULIA JORDAN Speech WALTER J. KASSING Industrial Arts VICTOR H. KIRK Industrial Arts MARGARET KNIGHT Mathematics LAURA KRAMER Spanish JUDITH LEVY History and English LORRAINE LOWRY English LEVI HARRIS MARKL AND Mathematics ELLES T. MARRIOTT Industrial Arts HERBERT L. MARSHALL Latin and Spanish

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Ad Miss Bremerman exhibiting her art work to Miss Birtley. ministrato TS ing and impossible. But our faith in those prin- ciples of freedom and the ultimate blessings to come therefrom strengthens our determination that we may and must have a world of United Nations. Students of Central, those problems and tasks are yours. That freedom which our great nation proposes for all men obligates each one of its citizens to have concern, to be in- formed, to work cooperatively in a common cause, and to want for others those privileges and treasures he Wants for himself. My earnest hope is that this great school is preparing you to do these things. Thanks to all for your loyalty, and best wishes for much happiness. The only freedom worth possessing is that which gives enlargement to a people's energy, intellect, and virtues. .... -Channing. Sincerely yours, Mn Karr MR. ARTHUR J. SVOBODA Assistant Principal

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ulty KATHERINE MARTINI History and Counseling ALICE E. MILLER English PAUL G. MILLER Mathematics JULIA K. MURRAY Music, Voice JOHN A. PHILLIPS Science and Counseling HELEN PIERCE Social Studies and English JOSEPH E. POWELL Science ALBERT PRELUTSKY Science MRS. ERANKIE C. QUADE Physical Education LILLIAN I. RANDALL BESSIE G. ROSS Science DOROTHY K. ROSS Librarian MRS. ETHEL ROSS Art LOUISE G. SCHLUTIUS English and Latin VIOL A SCHONHORST Mathematics ERMA SCHROEDER Home Economics FRANK G. SIBLEY Physical Education ELSA SOECKNICK Commercial Studies ETHEL SPRAC-UE Mathematics H. E. STRATMEYER JESSE R. VERTREES Industrial Arts M. W. WALKER History ROSE PREMERMAN Clerk MARY BIRTLEY Clerk ROSS B. HOERNER Clerk JULIUS ROTTECK. M, School Doctor ANITA YOUNGER. M. School Doctor S. I. FRANKEL. M. D. School Doctor ANNA L. ITEN School Nurse MAXINE MAURITSON English Commercial Studies Lunchroom Manager E. G. RICE MRS. M. SUTHERLAND EDWARD B. KOLBE Commercial Studies Physical Education Head Custodian EDWARD VAN LANDEGEND Mathematics THE FACULTY Mr. XV.zIker. Miss D. Ross. Nliss Knight. Miss Beck. Mr. Hawkins. Miss Mtiuritson. Mr. Biggar. Mr. Jones. D D. 27