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

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'l A 'W Q' 'lg M47 ft if ifggfii Z Q, 3, In obiniugrx toe. Armada ui' 'K inifo maids-4 Mere words are incapable ot expressinq our admiration for our adviser, Miss Ruby Moe. Her sense ot humor, her interest in student atfairs, her untail- inq kindness and co-operation have endeared her to everyone coming in con- tact with her. For three years she has been the quidinq force ot our School Days, the sincere friend ot us ati. We dedicate this, the Cehisean ot 1939, to Miss Moe with the sincere hope that it represents our gratitude to her for the unceas, inq interest she has shown.

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Q0 CDXA 6 -Q Q 0653 be G5 0 ff ff t ff 'I ff 'S ffihiij, X twj I 1251 XXL, Hearing the familiar words of School days, school days, Dear old gol-den rule days, set us to thinking of the changes in education. Spelling bees and dunce caps have disappeared and with them has gone the curriculum centered around the three r's. Today our curriculum is expanded. Edu- cators realize that School Days should consist of more than just a classroom and a limited course of study. School life was thus varied with the new, practical studies and the introduc- tion of extra-curricular activities. Reading and writing and 'rithmetic, Taught to the tune of a hickory stick has given way to an enriched course of study. Now we still study the necessary background subjects, but We also enjoy courses an-d activities based upon our tal- ents. ln choosing our theme, the song School Days, we show the richness of our curricular activities and friendships of our leisure moments. We do not recite a history of all high schools, but rather we record the story of our School Days today. In spite of the vast changes made in the high schools, they are still the places for the making of lifelong friendships. Central High's largest senior class in making this yearbook, hopes that it will recall to you your modern School Days of 1939.

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ose. ms otnskslsle-.N Pictured in the upper two snaps are editors oi the 1939 Cehisean. Left to right are Glenn Hanson, editor-in-chief: Dan Magraw, associ- ate editor, Ierry Kennedy, art editorg lrving Til- lotson, business manager: Barbara Reynolds, Frances Montgomerie activities music editor: , o editor: Phyllis Atzenhotfer, snapshots editor: Elsabe Luedke, album editor. William Reding and Ierome Seward Cehisean staff photographers, are pic- tured in the upper photograph. ln the lower picture are Iustine Deutsche school editor: Robert Lilcins, sports edi tory Marilyn Godfrey, Girls' sports editor. nom Qomfot 36 toast.. Paqe l. Reading, 'Riting, and 'Rithmetic ,.,,,,,, 7 Faculty and School ,,.. H-, , 8 School Lite ........ Y, l4 Sophomore Class .... s,,. 2 U Iunior Class ..... ,U 2l Senior Class C- -- 22 Senior Album --- --- 23 54 Seein' Seniors --- -M 1 When We Were a Couple ot Kids - Activities ..........,s,.,. Student Government Groups --, Honor Societies .....,..... Skill Clubs , , - Publications ..s,,c. General Activities Drama .......... Music .,,,...... l-le Was My Braw Athletics ss- Boys' Sports on Girls' Sports --, ny, Bashtul Beau