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

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SOCIAL STUDIES cw Wig H-Myst if 1 Q. isl uf is 31,5 582' A' fi Nm-5? 1 Qgwgg, Sw -. .,.,.,,,. - . - l 't't W .5 ,gh to ' 2, K .if-is 'Q I V.. 2if:1if5ii+'.-2 'ffffiifi.'Ki'f4'-P . - .' f-.Qty ' I ...aa I ., ,ft wx.. . 5' .- 'ilk' 3. ' 'f.'!.' ' ,-M ffl if fiiii-24,155 .iff .. -1-iff. t few if v, , Qi.. :sf . .2 ' ' ' 1 514- l i -,.T. A . A 'Gigi-X-?1':a:h5. .3225 ' E , , ,,, ,YW . .K M MISS L. ASHER is occupied with many civil and domestic activities. MR. A. Gerspach teaches Ger- man as well as social studies. I B il K is UDL .,.,,, I get ' 3. It V Jwi a . mv Q .ers A 'vm 2' tg,g. 1 '., A Wt I , A if I .- MR. D, AUSEMUS advises both the Student Council and the junior class. MISS J. EIKEN is a graduate of Wintnna State College and the University of Minnesota. -I MR. M. JOHNSON is co-advi- sor of the Ski Club. . MR. W. KIRKWOOD advises the International Relations Club. MR. W. MARTIN is head foot- ball coach. 1-+1 MR. G. KATZ teaches world geography and coaches B squad hockey. MISS M. MATTSON is a sophomore Y-Teens advisor.

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,fbi ,- Q NIR. c. KLAWITTER advises Miss M. KORFHAGE lists MR. J- LIESCH includes fish- MISS F-MALMEN.Cf1i0yS Sew- 'Times , the school newspaper. hand and yard work among her inlll Qflfl hunting in his 0Uf51de mg and flafdenlnfl m her SPHYC activities. She is head of the HCIIVIUCS- time- English Department. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT as MR. W. NICDONALD likes I0 read and watch athletic event X F 5 . ' 1.8 Y 1 51 ' .. was-Si - -is ,L ji? - 3 I 'S f 3 ' 39.1 I 1.11 'vi' Q ni f 7 ' mlow 'E'-f MRS. R. WANNAMAKER teaches remedial reading as well as English and is assembly i program advisor. MISS MYERS enjoys traveling, skating and reading. MRS. M. WFIDELL is the Min- ute Maids advisor. ing as her hobby. 11

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SOCIAL STUDIES 'Q' MR. F. MOILANEN teaches American history and enjoys r woodworking. MRS. F. NORBECK teaches American history in addition to her suhject and enjoys philos- MR. E. PETERSON tea 'he, oPhy. American historyfxand Latih Ii mE0iyRAnSaMIZItEk9tiacheS World I f i Y UL! K if .1 ,f , A IU ,Ui ' pf! X wi t J N X ff . W f - W 1 W if i A' as X QV 1 my Li' X11 X. . A f N' X 'YJ f L! V Xiiffli If! X 5 iv U s L in , ld ,vu , fl f ,L A e we tm Ya ls.. fda? Ci' K x ,f 5 V fx U' Ul X U i f c l .J ly x l j 1 lt I X r i J ll Ci! ,Nl l M it af' ff , 'M Q M f x t ,Y Xi J J, ,U jo' fl 'l Vw , fi f' ww if vs fsfk . rf w X, 1 N f' JK' , bv My JJX J JK Xu MRs. M. TOPDAHL teaches uf V X1 ' 'if world history and is a member i of UNESCO. , , ' ,, , . FUREIGN 4' lNl'lgS?AaIginliEl'LFlSH is advisor of nlilri' W' xx MR. j. O'BOYLE is interested MRS. M. MOEN is Spanish MRS. E. SWANSON is the MR. M. THERRIEN is advisor in Latin American affairs read- Club's advisor. German Club advisor. of the French Cluh and of the ing, writing, and travel. Cehisean. He is also head of the language department. I3