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

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Miss Margaret Sas, our office manager, answers hundreds of questions daily. With the assistance of stu- dents in the commer- cial course, sire keeps business moving. If a student feeis un- equal to ciass Work, or fancies tie does, tie goes to see Miss Mar- ian McReavy, sctiooi nurse. Side gives the verdict, UGO home, or go Ioacic to your ciassf' Miss Ciara Ciaussen, school registrar, is time keeper of credits and averages. The wise student ciears his record with tier before too late. Centrai has an outstanding Personnel Department with Mr. Donald .Simmeiink and iVirs. Maude Robinson as directors. Under their guidance students not only plan their high sciiooi programs but choose coiiege courses.

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if ff' -r--H-' D e ct i c at i 0 n To Miss Marie Hart, advisor of the class of '53, who by ner kindness, pa- tience, and experience has helped us to reach our goal successfully, we dedi- cate this issue of the Cehisean. Y ' f' ' -f,,sy5-nQ.f-,fgw,ii1,:, .V ,

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MR. E. E. LENANDER Principal MR. ADOLF INGEBRETSON Assistant Principal Four years ago you and we came to Central. To most of us the time has been ati too short. These years have been fiiieci with experiences that were new. As you and We write a Hfinisn, memories keep surging' hack. when we attempt an ap- praisal we are impressed toy how pleasant the memories are. We hope that you seniors have had and will have the ex- perience of living happily with Hone event foitowing another in an enciiess chainf' Your Principal, E. E. Lenancter Like ttie ptzoenix, that ancient emblem of immortality, Central emerges from its ate- pressing state of ctisrepair, ctirty watts and inadequate equipment, as a school which is new and young again and pre- pared to continue making tier own posi- tive contribution to the educational anct social needs of its young citizens. Actotf H. tngetmretson