Central High School - Arrow Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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FACULTY 1 HOSE IN I ERESI hi) IN argumentation find their way to Barbara Anderson’s room to learn the technique of correct speech. Vigorous and vital Ray A util teaches history with the same vim as he teaches the boys the ways of football. Kthelvn Bailey finds pleasure in travel, in a doll collection, and commercial subjects. Capable is the word for Grace Baker. In her energetic manner she daily disposes of grammar, literature, and a sophomore drama club. Down in the print shop surrounded by presses, pica sticks, and paper stock, rules Y illiam Baxter. Helen Courtney is Central’s successful play director and a teacher of senior English. BARBARA ANDERSON B. S.. N.S.T. C. English. Public Speaking RAY ANTIL B. S.. U. of Minn. Football, American History ETHELYN BAILEY B. S.. N.S.T.C. Shorthand. Typing GRACE H. BAKER B. S.. M. A.. U. of Minn. English WILLIAM L. BAXTER B. S.. M. A.. Stout Institute Printing HELEN COURTNEY B. A., M. A.. Northwestern U English 10

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PLACEMENT HEAD CHARLES WINNER S A responsibility added to his routine duties, Charles Winner supervises the Student Council. Under his direction the Council lias grown considerably throughout the past few years. Possessing both a 11. S. and a M. A. degree, Mr. Winner is in charge of vocational placement in Central. Besides the University of South Dakota, he has attended the University of Minnesota and the University of Southern California. Although his own particular favorite -is golf. Mr. Winner is an enthusiastic supporter of all forms of athletic contests, especially the close ones. His most disliked dislike is noise . . . unorganized. GIRLS' COUNSELOR CHARLOTTE MASON TH O MANY young ladies the prospect of co in i n g d o w n with the flu would be unpleasant. Also there might be a few among the many who would consider missing school because of flu very unfortunate. And further, a bare two or three of these few might possibly be just a little apprehensive about facing the principal during the process of being readmitted to school. However, shy young women at Central need harbor no such apprehensions, for the girls’ Counselor handles all that for her. Charlotte Mason, girls’ Counselor. teaches French and the new Spanish course in addition to performing the duties demanded by the office of Counselor. Besides three universities in our own country, Miss Mason attended the University of Paris, and has both her B. A. ami M. A. degrees. 18

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CONSTANCE CONNER FACULTY B. S.. M. A.. Colorado State College of Education—History RUTH M. CLEMENS B. S.. N. D. State College Physical Education BERYL DeHAVEN B. S.. M. A., State U. of Iowa English, Drama DWIGHT H. COURSEY B. A., M. A., U. of Michigan Journalism, English R. A. DAVIDSON B. S.. M. A.. U. of S. D. Math. Track. Football CLARE HOLGATE B. A.. M. A.. U. of Wisconsin Athletic Director, Basketball | I I ON THIRD FLOOR Central Constance Connor teaches the most vital of subjects, American history. Ruth Clemens directs girls’ physical education and G. A. A. and has time to master the culinary arts, too. A fine bit of verse, a good story, a cleverly turned phrase . . . these Beryl DeHavcn appreciates . . . and in they go into A ORI) CRAFT, our literary magazine. Dwight Coursey. whose homeroom is famed for its 100%, finds supervising a school paper an overtime job. Popular Roy Davidson explains theorems to sophomores and assists in athletics. Our basketball mentor, Clare Holgate, is also director of physical education. •20