Central High School - Cehisean Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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CABLE'S Secretarial College For Girls HIGH-STANDARD SECRETARIAL AND EXECUTIVE TRAINING SCHOOL EXCLUSIVELY FOR GIRL GRADUATES OF HIGH SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES FILING ADVERTISING TYPIN G CIVIL SERVICE SHORTHAND BUSINESS LAW DICTAPHONE COMPTOMETRY ACCOUNTING CORRESPONDENCE MACHINE OPERATION The only Business College in St. Paul which actually requires High School Graduation tor entrance. Scores of Central Graduates enrolled each year. Summer Semester begins Iune 13-20. Fall Semester Sept. I2-19. Enroll immediately after graduation and be prepared for a position several months ahead ot the crowd. No Previous Commercial Training Required for Entrance. Those with High School Commercial Training accepted and credits allowed. Affiliated with business concerns for practical training. Free Employment Department open to our graduates. Special discount ot S2 a month for cariare. If you walk, you will save this S2 outright each month. It you ride, this S2 a month will pay most of your carfare. Net tuition SIS a month. Write or telephone at once for full information. We employ no solicitors. BURTON A. CABLE, President GRACE S. CABLE, Principal Ashton Building University near Snelling Tel.-Mi. 9644 Tel.-Mi. 4255 Page 153

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Net Ball N THE spring season everyone looks forward to volleyball, an exciting game. lt is a game which requires excellent teamwork. This year Mar- guerite Hoffman was in charge of volleyball tryouts. In the G. A. A. classes the captains were: for 4th period, lean Samelson and Genevieve Christgaug for period 5, Gretchen Shroeder and Margaret Kvorningg for 6th period, Grace Lorenz and Dolores DuChaine, and for 7th period Ellen Rowley, Elsa Mayer, lanis Christiansen, and Ioyce jefferson. Maiden La Crosse HE forward has the ballfpasses it to the half backeto another forward. lt's near the goal-it's in! The referee's whistlefanother score is chalked up. Combining basketball and soccer, fieldball is the fall team game that G. A. A. offers. Mary lane Sweeney, fieldball head, took charge of the tryouts on Novem- ber 12 at which class teams were chosen. The seniors proved to be victorious over both juniors and sophomores in the final games. Both contests were close with a score of l to O for the sophomore-senior game and a score of 2 to l for the junior-senior game. Target Practice NOTHER basket ties the scorefclose, hard contests-games typical of this year's basketball season. Basketball is played weekly in all G. A, A. classes from November to january. The tryouts were under the direction of leanette Rice, basketball head. ln the official games after tryouts a fast mov- ing sophomore team gave the seniors a surprise by sweeping them off their feet and winning by a score of lO to 8 to become the 1938 champions. These same seniors defeated the juniors l7 to 12. Senior team captain was Genevieve Christgauy junior captain, Caryl Ver- rnilyag and sophomore captain, Marion English. Mary lane Brennan, Frances Evans, Evelyn Tobias, Cecil Friedman, Dorothy Schroeder, lean Samelson, and Helen Wigginton composed the sophomore team. The senior team consisted of Ellen Rowley, Betty Flad, Florine Voracek, Marguerite Hoffman, Dorothy Cot- ter, Ioan Manderfelcl, Frances Sullivan, and Genevieve Christgau. Players on the junior team were Betty Robinson, Mary lane Sweeney, Harriet Murphy, Mary Kennedy, Dolores DuChaine, Caryl Vermilya, and Betty Emmington. FREE THROW G, A. A. VARIETIESH