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

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MISS ROSENBERG and MISS O'HARA Miss Alice Rosenberg, English teacher, and Miss Sally O'Hara, civics teacher, start the day with a morning chat. MISS WICKER and MISS PEDERSON Not planning secretly but just posing for our photographer are Miss Mable Wicker, English teacher, and Miss Ann Pederson, mathematics teacher. MISS DENZEL Taken in the midst of class Miss Arlys Denzel is shown conducting one of her singing groups. Her students have made many an assembly as glee clubs and operettas. MISS HECK and MISS MATTSON Are geometry and social studies related subjects? We are not sure, but we find Miss Helen Heck, mathematics teacher, and Miss Maybelle Matson, social studies teacher, have much to say about their own subjects. MR. WATSON and MR. GERSPACH Two history teachers, Mr. Stanley Wat- son, hisory teacher, and Mr. Anthony Gerspach, also a history teacher, snapped before daily classes begin. PAGE ELEVEN

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MESSRS. ANDERSON, MOLKENBUR and McCALLUM The scientific three, Mr. Emil Anderson, physics teacher, Mr. Robert Molkenbur, chemistry teacher, and.Mr. John McCallum, aeronautics teacher, are pictured here talk- ing shop, MISSES COCHRAN, HEYD, and BABER Miss Grace Cochran, Miss Nellie Heyd. and Miss Florence Baber, English, mathe- matics, and Latin teachers, find mutual interests to discuss. MISS JOHNSON With ang efficient staff of student help- ers Miss Laurie Johnson, schol librarian, keeps her library in good order, and helps us get the right book in our pursuit of knowledge. PAGE TEN MRS. LOWE Snapped during class Mrs. Inez Lowe looks approvingly at a student conjugating a Latin verb. Mr. Donald Simmelink, economic geogra- phy teacher, and Mr. Stanton Thorson, mathematics teacher, were enjoying a laugh over their study periods as ur photographer came along.

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MR. ROSCOE and MR. KELLY Two of the most popular teachers at Central are the athletic coaches, Mr. George Roscoe and Mr. Coleman Kelly. They are shown here with a few of the boys . MISS SJOBERG and MISS RYAN Whether it be trigonometry or girls' sports, Miss Martha Sjoberg, mathematics teacher, and Miss Emma Ryan, girls' ath- letic director, find something interesting to talk about. MISS DORNBERG and MISS BACH Miss Marjorie Dornberg and Miss Lydia Bach discuss the fundamentals of good speech which they both stress in their work. MISS ALLEN The mainstay of the Times is its advisor Miss Olive Allen, and her staff of editors. artists, feature writers, and all of the others that put out the paper.