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

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Misses Helen Heck, Nellie I-leyd, and Martha Sjoberg, three ot Cen- tral's mathematics teachers, are shown grouped about some figures used in the teaching of solid geom- etry. Precision plus is the rule in Mr. Robert Berg's machine shop. Chuck Caron shows how Wellihe has learned the rule. Miss Marie Hart feels most at home when she is teaching general sci- ence. She is demonstrating the pro- cedure for preparing and collecting oxygen. Miss Maybelle M a t t s o n, who teaches civics, is checking over the financial report of the IR C., which she advises.

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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.

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Q Qi -ms Miss Arlys Denzel is the chorus and choir director. Accompanied by lean Rooney, Miss Denzel sings in her fine contralto voice. Mrs. Inez K. Lowes favorite sub- ject is Latin. She helps many stu- dents gain a Latin background which encourages thern to con- tinue this study. Miss Mabel Wicker, Miss Dorothy Baurngart, Mrs. Aman- da Iohnson, and Mrs. Sarah Ryder are looking over an in- teresting article in connection with the subject they all teach, English.