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

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To graduale or nol 'ro graduale, lhal is lhe queslion. The answer is readily given by Miss Clara Claussen, our regisfrar. Her assur- ing smile helps The silualion, good or bad. Miss Margaref Sas, assisled by sludenls in office lraining, knows all The fricks ol lhe Trade. She is nol only secrelary and office slenographer producing fhe bi- weekly bullelins and daily absence lisfs, buf she conducls an informa- 'rion bureau. As personnel direclor Miss Edilh l-laigh is one of The besf known members ol lhe facully. She serves nor only as Dr. I. buf as counsel- lor lo sfudenls who have lrouble pursuing lhe righl course lhal leads 'ro gradualion.

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DEDICATION Soon aller we enfered Cenlral as bewildered freshmen in IQ46, we learned Jrhal we could Take our problems, bolh personal and as a group. 'ro our class advisor. l-ler experience in helping olher classes over fhe hurdles Jrhalr loom up gave us confidence and a feeling of securify. For helping us 'ro real- ize our responsibililies and for her Timely guidance, we are greally indebled fo Miss Ruby Moe, and +o her we dedicale The l95O Cehisean .

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E. E. LENANDER, Principal In his firsl' year as principal of Cenfral, Mr. Lenander has become a familiar figure fo lhe srudenfs, mingling wilh +hem in rhe halls and in 'rhe classrooms which he visi+s. His open office door exfends a welcome lo all who wanr 'ro come in and laik rhings over wifh him. ADOLF H. INGEBRETSON, Assisianf Principal No small parr in The successful lunclion- ing of Cenlral can be crediled lo Mr. lngelorelson, who willingly co-operales wilh bolh feachers and sludenrs.