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

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MISS I.. FLITCH MR. M. THERRIEN MRS. E. SWANSON MR. R. SMITH Latin French German LANGUAGE Who knows no foreign language knows not his own. - Goethe German Through the learning of a foreign tongue, we gain a better insight into human relations and a deeper appreciation of man's struggles and achievements. Central offers courses in Spanish, German, French, and Latin. Without language there would be no pro- gress, no civilization, and no culture. The cul- tural heritage of mankind resides in language. 'e ' A e - ifyw is ff' , . 5 2 - R- , , if I 57 MRS. M. FLEMING MR. R. TEMPLE MRS. M. MOEN Spanish English Spanish French Spanish Z W Y W . . . The annual faculty Christmas party gives Mr' Tber f Hemi M be explmmng teachers a chance lo relax and enjoy themselves. the art of bmgo to his French class. LIBRARY . MISS E. CORBEY Library 'IO

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. ENGLISH MR. G. ROBIDEAUX MISS M. KORFHAGE MR. W. McDONALD MRS. M. ZIERDEN MR. V. HUBAL English English English English The English department at Central en- deavors to provide a program in English that is practically and socially useful, col- lege preparatory in nature for the ad- vanced upper-classman, and permanently rewarding to the mind and spirit for all who wish it. Vigorous support of the Humanities program and the introduction of paperbound books to Central's book- store were reassertions of this goal and highlights of the year. reading English In the language lab, Mr. Therrien is demonstrating to Mr. Robi- deaux bow be gets an earful now and then. K ,fpfceefzlaegdiz '1.. MR. W. MRS. A. MR. CASTLE CAVANAUGH BORCHARDT English English English .Mn Hoff and Air. MtD0rlald are rbeering the MR. ROBINSON MR. B. LENHOFF MR. P. SCHULTZ ffflfk feflm 071- English English English journalism

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. SOCIAL STUDIES at s 'S ea MR. M. JOHNSON MRS. F. NORBECK MR. W. KIRKWOOD MRS. M. TOPDAHL MR. F. MOILANEN World History Social Studies World History World History American History We live in the most complex economic and political society that man has ever devised. The purpose of the social studies is to better prepare our citizens to live and function in this complex society. A person must be educated to make the decisions which will be most bene- Mr. Sauer if explaining 4 new hockey play, ficial to him and to his society. Due to the position of our country in the world today, a greater emphasis is being placed upon current events in all the classes. MR. D. MALLINGER MR. M. ROCKLER MR. E. PETERSON American History Social Studies American History Social Studies World History Geography MR. L. BRADLE MISS I.. ASHER MR. D. AUSEMUS MRS. W. MR. W. MARTIN Social Studies Social Studies World Geography BRUNDRET1' Social Studies Science Student Council English Social Studies ll