Central High School - Arrow Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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3l'l.'0W FACULTY PEDIGREES ET AL IDICVYAII ANIHGIISON U'Il4'IlllStl'j'l ll. A. l'arlvton l'4vlll'L!'f-Z l'niu-rsity of Minn'-sota: I'nix'M'- sity uf1'ulul':trlu1 3IUUI'IIl'IlII1'1HIf'IliIlH'SVIHHDIS Mornim-i'Siflo 4'o:u'l1il1::Svlluol. LOI IS II. ANI!!-ZRSOY llinglislll ll, A. N-urtlwrn Stain- 'l'4-:uf-lm:-wr' Polls-gf-3 l't1ixw-I-gily of Val- ifurnia. I'1'I'lII'1IA'N IIAILI-li' fslltllfllillld and 'l'yping'J H. S. Northe-rn Statf- 'l'o-a:'ln-rs' Noll'-gf-3 l'ni- vf-rsity of XN'ie4m-onsing l'niv4-rsity of l'alifornia: Vnive-rsity of XYa:4hing.:'ton. l--1-rv: l'niv+-l'sity of X'k'isvonsin1 Vnivvrsity of Valifolnia: I1ix'-Arsity uf XX'asl1ir1:.lton. liA'l'lILlHIl'IN BRADY ilinglish and l'uhli1- Sp:-akinp.:'J li. A. llovkford 4'oll:-gf-1 M. A. l'nix'v-r- sity of Ixlinnt-Sota. ELLA l'IIIIIS'I'I'1NSl4lN tArtJ Iowa Statvt'ollnJp,'o-1 South Ibakota State-1'oll+-g'v3 l'nix'n-rsity nf Uolorado. .IOIIN FOFIIRAN fliuulilie-1-pillg'and l'olnrnvr1-ial Law! II. S. South llakota Stats- Noll.-gf-3 I'nivn-rsity of Sultlll lvakota. .KIKIION l'OI.I4l lllookkm-ping and Historyj l-3. S. Iowa State- 'IW-ae-l1vr:4' Vollv-go-' l'nix'wrsity uff'0l0rHd11. IDR IliII'I' 1'Ol IISIQII IJournalisn1l ll A. Vnivvrsity ufSui1th llakota: l'niv+-rsity of Mivhi- gan. IIIGLI-IN 1'RO!lI'lIl flliology and l'l1y:4ioloL:'yl ll, S. Vorne-ll Uollvgu-1 M. S. Vniw-rsity of Iowa, ROY DAVIDSON Uh-onv-try and I-Iistoryb R. S. North--rn State- 'I'e-zu-ln-rs' 4'oll+-gf-1 l'niw-r- sity of Minnvsota: l'nivf-rsity of NVist-onsin. ' ' MILDREII DA VIDSON ll'rinn-ipal':-1 S0'l'l'F't2lI'y, X . lil-IRYL DE HAVEN 1Eng'lishJ li. S. North:-rn Statr- 'l'+-:mln-1's' 1'olleL:'+-1 M. A. l'nixw-r:2ity of Iowa. IIAXNAII IDYSTE Uieorne-try and Advanm-d Math:-ntatia-sl ll. A. St. Ulaf: l'nivo-rsity ot' Minnvsntu. . I LAR.-1 I-'LI41!IINIi'l'ON fHIlIIl9' Ev-onornivsj ll. A. l'nivQ-rsity of North Irakota: M. S. I'lllYl'l'- sity of Minn:-sota: l'nivn-rsity of1'l1i4':1f:.'o. VARL GRI IIN QfIl'UIll1'll'Y and liiolog'5'J ll. S. Nurtht-rn Stain- 'l'o-:t1'lxvl's' Vollvg'--1 ll. S. l'ni- vf-rsity of Minnt-Rota. INEZ IIANIFVIONIJ tEng'lisl1J II. A. l'nivvrsity of Karlsasz l'nivvr:4ity of Iowa. SAMYEL IIARUING QIIUIIOITII Shopj li. S. Northe-rn State 'IH-ar-lu-1's' Uollf-ge-2 l'nix'v-rsity nf NVisf-onsin: Iowa State Agri:-ultural Noll:-pre-1 Stout lnstitutv, MI-1Il'l'0N IIASSIC Uleerrnan and l'l1ySim'SJ li. A. Varlvton 1'Ull1'gPj M. A. Val-leton Collvgf-. llOIll4Ill'l' IIEIINIAN tliandj Ii, S. South lbakota State Poll'-ple-3 Amvrivan t'onSvrx'atory nf lliusiv. ING.-A IIOLICN iShorthand and 'l'ypinp.:'J I-3. A. St. Olaf: l'nivt-rsity of 1'hic'agrog l'niw-rsity nf Minne-sota: Gu-gg Normal. l'LARlC IIOIIGATE tliaska-thalll ll. S. llakota NVQ-slr-yan: l'nivn-rsity of lVi:4t-onsin. .ll'DI'l'll JOHNSON tI.atin and Ellglislll li. A. L'nivvrsity of South llakotag l'niw-rsitp of Minn.-:-xota: L'nive-rsity of Vhit-ap:o. JOHN LINK tlflnglishj II. A. l'nivvrSity of Montana: l'l1iV+-1'sity of AYJlSIllIIlJ,'IUll, l'IlAIlLO'I I'E MASON lI I'Y'IlK'Il and Englishj Il. A. lbakota XYvslvyan: L'nivn-rsity of Paris: lfnivvrsity of Volorado. IIENJAMIN MILL!-Ill lN1t'CllflIllI'2Il lrrawingj North:-rn Stan- T+'ar-ln-rs' 1'ulle'p.Z'I'. l'l4l1'IL YYIONIIOI-I tlalistury and Mod'-rn l'robln-may Ii. A. Ibakota AY1'Slk4YJtIlI Vlliva-l'SiIy uf lXIinn1-Sola. Ill'Ill'l' I'OI'OW'iKI 1l'rintin1,:'j Il. S. South lvakota State- 1'oll+-:vg l'nix'e-rsity of Indiana. I'urduw- l'nivm-rsityg l'nivs-rsity of Minus-sota. LI'ISI.II'1IIATIIWIAN flllstoryj IZ. A. .lalnw-stown 1'ullvg'v'Z l'nix'o-r:4ity uf North Ivakotag Moo:- hn-ad t't1ac-l1inp.:'Svhool. ALl1'l'ZIl0OSl'11l'hySi1'al Iflduvationy l-3. A. l'niv1-rsity of lowa1UhioStats- Univ.-rsity. IKICYA Rl SSICLL 1Supn-rvisor of Musivj li. M. l'nix'vrsity of Nl'IlI'2ISkiI14'llIllIllIllJI l'nivvr:4ityg Northwn-stvrn Univ:-rsity. ICLWII-Ill .RI'S'l'AIl iStudy Hall SIIDPIAVISUI' and Vovational 'l'raining'j H. A. Sioux Falls Vol- .lvgvz L'n1vvrsity of Minnesota. Ll-lOI'0LIl Rl 'I I'l'lll twrvllvstraj Stufiont of 'I'he-odorv Spif-ring, Al+-xandn-r Blot-h, and Vhris- tiaan Krie-ns of Nvw York Pity. S+-vm-iv of Vie-nna in 1933: Philharnlonif- Sm-in-ty of Ne-xx York: Kruns Symphony Ure-lla-stra: Mozart 1'onsn-rvatory of Muslim-. IVAN S'!ll'I'II lXYoodsl1opJ li. S. North'-rn Statn- 'l'l'lH'Ilt'I'S' Poll.-gt-3 Stout Institut.-3 Iowa .Statv .xl-1'I'l1'lIllllI'ZIl Voll.-gf-. AIAIA 'PIIODIAN1I.ilJrarianJ li. S. South lvakota Statr- 4'0ll4'L:'v'3 ll. l.. S. Volumhia l'IllVl'l'SIlj', IIAZIGI. I LIU-I1 tlllod--rn l'1-ohln-msj li. A. Yankton l'oIlvp.:- M. A. Volunxlria l'nivv-l'sit51 l'n- in-rsity nft'Ill1'aLA4r. IIOIKOTIIY IillAI 'I' lliiologyj ll. A. flustavus Adolphus Poll:-uv-1 l'niw-rsitp uf Alixmm-golf., lMi:4s Kraft f-nt'-rm-d tht- systvrn tht- fu-voml rwxnr-:Ita-1-9. 1936 14

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3l'l'0W SPENDING SPARE MOMENTS By ELYNOR SHEDD Louis Anderson, a newcomer to Cen- tral this year, is the coach of the am- bitious sophomore debaters. He also directed The Valiant, junior play. Dewar Anderson, or Andy,,' after he gives those lectures in Hfth hour chemistry class, coaches the varsity football squad. Besides that he super- vises one study hall, assists with the track squad, and is co-sponsor of the Science Club. Ethelyn Bailey is adviser of the Hi-Tri, an association for girls. In the spring she has charge of the annual song and yell ccntest. Kathleen Brady goes in for public speaking in a big way. She directs debate and extemporaneous speaking. She got her Masters at Minnesota. Ella Christensen is class adviser for the almighties, that is the seniors. In connection with this is the plan- ning of the spring prom. Miss Chris- tensen, in addition, directs the art work for the Arrow. john Cochran evidently is an ar- dent sport fan since all of his extra- curricular work is in that field. Be- sides being the coach of the Tigers for basketball and football, he is coach of a track squad in the spring. Ardon Cole, bookeeping and his- tory teacher, is coach of the second team in football. He alsocoaches intra- mural basketball. Dwight Coursey, the ideal re- porter-,,' has authority over the Blue and Gold staff. Other than that he is adviser of the Quill and Scroll Society. Helen Cromer is chief faculty ad- viser of the sophies.', In addition she also helps sponsor the Science Club, a new club this year. Roy Davidson, Davy, was trans- ferred this year to Central from Sim- mons junior High. He helps coach the second team in football, and is an intramural basketball coach. Beryl De Haven's chief interest, as instructor of the English depart- ment, is dramatics. Because of this she is faculty supervisor of Drama Club. This year she also directed the play, All the Horrors of Homev. Hannah Dyste keeps a watchful eye on the senior girls. The girls carry out many worthwhile projects during the year. Clara Flemington is director of the Home Economics Club, a club for all home-loving girls. She also has charge of the school insignia made each year for work in various fields. Carl Gruhn, who used to be law- yer, introduced the student court to Central this year. He has charge of it in connection with the Monitor Board. Dorothy Kraft assumed her duties as a science teacher at the beginning of the second semester's work. She is a graduate of Gustavus Adolphus receiving Cum Laude honors. She completed her work for her Master's Degree at Minnesota. Inez Hammond is another teacher interested in dramatics. Besides super- vising the sophomore actors and act- resses, she directed the junior one-act play Funny Business. 1936