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

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Miss Maybelle Mattson, Miss Celina Pilser, Miss Marie Hart, Miss Ruby Moe, Mr. Julius Kuck, Mrs. Manila Tondahl, and Miss Lillian Flitch. SOCIAL SCIENCE r With the many post-war problems arising from the past World conflict the various courses in American History, World History, and Social Studies have combined to form a co-ordinated study of world problems and their possible solutions. These courses have provided us with the understanding that We will need in order to take an active part as good citizens in our demo- cratic Way of living. U LANGUAGES Miss Florence Baber, pictured with members of her Latin class, helps them gain a good Latin background to encourage them in studying further Min this field. Besides Latin, French and Spanish are taughtat Central, Many students have found that it has been a. great aid to have a foreign language at their command. , in . ' an ' ' ' L22 I B .. . , V .NN .. , -sign' , i Lili, . am lf mi X S Jr' . , 8 Jw 'fsciigf , -V eff Q' EASE NINE , me . g Q, M'

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, PERSONNEL Miss Edith Haigh, director of Student Personnel, and Miss Hilda Ander- son have guided many a senior on the right road to graduation. Miss Laurie Johnson with her fine library staff makes it easier for us to find the books We desire. Central students are indeed fortunate in having one so capable to help them secure the references needed for classwork. . PAGE EIGHT

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PAGE TEN My time is your time, and truly what would life at Central be Without it? Miss Olive Allen and the students of journalism strive to make the school paper, the Times, more inter- esting and better in all ways. Her regular school day is filled with English and journalism classes. Besides teaching, English, Miss Marion Munson acts as advisor to the World, the school's literary magazine. Many hours of hard Work are spent on this in order to put out a splendid piece of literary publication. Here she is helping the editors solve their problems. ' ' 1