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

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College or Work 7 Miss Ediih Haigh, direcior of sl'uden+ personnel, helps many Cenfralifes plan noi only fheir presenl' sfudies buf fheir fufure also. She is shown here wifh some of her helpers. They are Pai Hogan, Donna Gassman, Ann Cuiler, and Brina Cohen. Tempera+ure, Normal Cen+ral's nurse, Miss Mar- ian McReavy, has a big iob. She checlcs in abseniees every. morning and malres sure 'lhaf fhe sfudenf body is lzepl' healfhy fhroughoui ihe year. Come and Gel lf Mrs. Nonie Jos'I' is fhe manager of Cen+ral's fine cafeferia. Togefher wifh Mrs. Margaref Henderson and Miss Sibilla Kline she provides nuirifious as well as delicious meals 'For fhe hungry hordes fha? invade her realm.

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Machine Age The boys of Cenfral learn aboul' mechanical drawing from Mr. John Nyhus and machine shop from Mr. Sauer. Scien+is+s ai Work A+omic bomb research work? No. Jusf Mr. Emi Anderson, physics ieacher, and Mr. Roberi Mollenbur. 'reacher of chemisfry, conduciing an experiment Wha'l Does X Equal? Siudenfs of Mr. Sfanfon Thorson, algebra ieacher, have pondered over This quesfion more 'lhan once dur- ing fhe year. Masfer's Touch Woodshop is iaughf by Mr. Al Schwabe. Here he shows 'lhai fhe work demands accuracy and precision. 'X 1 z L 4 y 1 f A W 'Q ' l fv l N A s f . r A l

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74: . A' pa ' +1 'fi ,1-J , Q-'., ,51. 3, f .- Yf:,d,N5 y , SA.. xi TRIBUTE TO PEARLE KNIGHT Pearle Knighl, one of our school family for so many bus , happy years - and rough ears of depression and warlime, loo -has lefl us. Through lhese years - as Aunlie Pearle lo 'the Sludenl Council, as an excellenl' leacher, as a loyal comrade +o her parlners in lhe lask of leaching, as a sweel, 'lrue friend lo all who knew her - she lefl an impression and an influence which wenl inlo lhe making of Cen'l'ral's school life. Those who lrnew her besl were aware of a fineness in her personalify, reminiscenl of bofh lhe qualily of her Nor- wegian herilage and 'lhe slaunch loyally of her American palriolism. Ever one who knew her al all well will always heep lhe poignanl memory of her genlleness in speaking, her gaiely and charm of manner, l e fascinalion of her personal presence. Pearle Knighl was lruly a lady. - Mary l.. Bryanl. STUDENT COUNCIL The Sludenl' Council is lhe Iegislalive body of Cenlral. ll is unqueslionably fha mosi' imporlanl' organizalion al Cenlral. ll' sponsored 'lhe school dances and lhe second Carnival and ran 'lhe Sludenl bookshop. Tom Newman was lhe presidenl and Miss Bryanl, Miss Meili, and Mr. Mollcenbur 'lhe advisers. lohom low: Mary Mennheirnerg Connie Carnes, Sec.: Thomas Newman, Pres.: Dave Kachel, Vice-Pres., Mary L. lryanf, Sponsor, Irma Meill, Sponsor: Huqh Meler, Trees.: JoAnn larfh. Second Row: Marlene locksfruck, Kay Thompson, Edla Elnck, Jane? Hansen, Audrey Nelson, Connie Wollan, Jeanell H e I Swa o J el Dahlslrom. e a s, diy ns n, an Third Row: Reber? Molkenbur, Adviser, Elhel Olson, Janel Tlbbefh, Carol Rasmussen, Navonne Nlcholll, Mary Maurer, Judy Daqqelf, Kelhy Wleclnlng, Joan Planle, Ludlow Blxby. V Fourlh low: Tom Smllh, Jack Rock, Dick Gauqer, Alan Zuckerl, llll Forbes, Roger Lane, lob Langford, Michael lrown, Kay Merrlll.