Central High School - Arrow Yearbook (Aberdeen, SD)

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FACULTY RUSSA OSBORNE B. S., South Dakota State Bookkeeping F. L. RATHMAN B. A.. M.A.. U. of N. D. History, Commercial Law. Track LEOPOLD RUTTER Juilliard, Columbia. Vandercook Orchestra ARTHUR C. SCHWUCHOW 8. M., U. of Michigan Band IVAN W. SMITH B. S., M S.. Iowa State Agricultural College Industrial Arts ALMA THOMAS B. $., B. L. $.. Columbia U. Library RUSSA OSBORNE never fails to come through with a witticism . . . even in bookkeeping classes. The master of wit, Pep and Booster Club leader, history instructor, coach of a champion track team . . . Leslie Rathman himself. Baton wielding with finesse is Leopold Rutter’s achievement . . . his orchestra’s excellence is proof of his success. Arthur Schwuchow likes hunting when he feels he can relax from band directing, but a championship band comes first. It is a MUST with him. Ivan Smith keeps the boys interested in general shop, busy acquainting them with the ever new equipment. Central has an efficient librarian in the person of Alma Thomas. 23

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FACULTY ROSA LAMBERT finds that many Ccntralites have artistic tendencies and enjoy wielding the brush and crayon. Friendly Frank Mann teaches boys the “ins” and “outs” of metal work. In the chemistry lab Kennett Melgaard keeps his pupils interested in this timely subject. He also advises the monitor board and photography club. It’s a real task that confronts Gertrude Meyer, for she directs the famed a cappella choir. Any odd jobs to be done? Ask Ben Miller. His field is mechanical drawing but his willingness and handiness with a hammer makes him a good man on stage committees. Cecil Monroe is versatility itself. He coaches tennis and teaches Modern Problems, acts as adviser of the senior class, directs the Aberdeen Relays, and coaches declamation. ROSA A. LAMBERT B. S.. M.A.. U. of Iowa Art FRANK F. MANN B. S.. M. S.. Stout Institute Industrial Arts KENNETT MELGAARD B. A., M. A.. Columbia U. Chemistry GERTRUDE MEYER B. Mus., MacPhail School Music Vocal Music BEN F. MILLER B.S.. N. S. T. C. Mechanical and Architectural Drawing CECIL 0. MONROE B. A., Dakota Wesleyan 9 • Modern Problems

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HAZEL ulrey B. A. • Columbia U. Modern Problems DELORES ANN WOOD B. A.. M. A.. U. of 1 JULIANNE TRISH Library Assistant ADELINE KLEIN B. S.. U. of Wisconsin School Nurse EDITH DAVIES Secretary to Superintendent MARGARETT HOSACK Secretary to Principal | | A XL I. I LR h} , with her well developed sense of humor, makes -Modern Problems an interesting subject. Delores Wood takes time out from lier English and Latin classes to support the state's prize winning annual, t'ndisputed in popularity, her room is always tilled with admirers. Jtilianne Trisli is the pleasant library assistant, never too busy to et that book for you . . . with a smile. One of the busiest persons in the system is Adeline Klein, school nurse. Kdith Davies, secretary to the superintendent, is efficiency plus. “. list ask Kditli ; she'll know. A person no student or faculty member could get along without is Mar farett Hosack, the principal’s secretary. Her disposition is the best. 4