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

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Mrs. Manila Topdahl and Miss Celina Pilger confer about problems in teaching social science Flitch, history and social scienc Miss Ruby Moe and Miss Lilliar e teachers, have mutual interests ir our changing World. Holding up a well arranged drawing is Miss Elizabeth Stroble, our art teacher. This drawing is one of the many in- teresting exhibits displayed in the art room. Admiring the Work are Gloria Lindberg, Georgeanna Schultz, and Du- ane Anderson.

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4 it aig , who holds the n of personnel director, is giv- me timely advice to Mary Ann EdhH'h Miss Mary Bryant serves not only as an English teacher but as dean of girls. ln this capacity she advises the Red Cross council, Girls League, and others. She also advises the Student Council. Here she talks to Ierry Burke about the Student Council activi- Besides teaching English and journalism, Miss Olive Allen advises the school paper, the Times. Here she is helping three of her editors set up an issue of the paper.

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Mr, Robert Molkenbur, our new chemistry teacher, demonstrates to Pat Leahy and Beth Hooper how dit- ierent solutions conduct electricity differently. Mr. Ole Nelson, physics teacher, explains to Dori Olson and lim Neel what happens in this maze of equip- ment when the current is turned on. The roar of a buzz saw is music to the ears oi Mr. Al Schwabe, Cen- tral's Wood shop instructor. Many line articles are turned out by the boys in his classes. Very active in planning assemblies is Miss Marjorie Dornberg, speech teacher. Hal Kampfi and Esther Neilsen are being coached in their parts oi a program.