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

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ADMINISTRATION s R. J. ENGEBRETSON - PRINCIPAL Rf Your years at Central High School can be likened to a mirror which Clouds with age while remaining faithful in its major outlines. The long hours of study - favorite classes and teachers - social events - athletics - friendships - such reflections are in a sense selective, a function of what has been important to you. Time has a way of sorting out the significant from the trivial and often surprising us with what endures. Our personal wish is that your memories will be filled with a store of pleasant and meaningful experiences at Central. We would hope that they have helped you develop the knowledge and wisdom to gird your ambitions for a full and a happy life.

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Y i'l w, ,.,f. i I I My I 4 In ia ' A ,mm - A? A C U L T Y A First impressions . . ' ' t Scholarly looks . . -2, e t Tests... X 'i 1 Homework . . Record books . . . f Guiding minds . . Guiding hands . . . W Those that cheered us in our efforts to succeed, This moment of reflection was therefore upon agreed Q .Ms

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MR. BORCHARDT is MR. BRODIE is one MRS. BULKA, coun- MRS. CLARKE, in her MR. CURTIS, new to Although originally an CCUNSELI I , I X 4 Central's visiting tea- cher. Hetakes special interest in counseling students and helping to make high school worth-while for them. of Central's counselors in charge of underclass- men. His favorite pas- times are reading, hik- ing and swimming. OFFICE STAFF After hours, MRS. .IAHNKE puts thetrials and tribulations of Cen- tral's office maintenance behind her and concen- trates on her homemak- ing duties, . fs' W' .. 5 . 1' '7 t 7 .t , if li it . Mr. Engebretson's in- valuable assistant, MISS SAS, enjoys traveling and reading. 'Vs ',,, aw Xe., .gif QQ, ' aim 5a-Mm Q . V ll . Vi wit Q VJ E I i it 1 I lf selor to the seniors, spends her spare time knitting, playing the piano and attending symphonies and the- atrical productions. MRS. WEIBEL, one of Central's busy school clerks, finds music and handiwork relaxing pastimes. . first year at Central, is senior counselor in charge of scholarship applications. Her fa- vorite hobby is sewing. the counseling depart- ment, is the eleventh grade counselor. He enjoys literature, dra- ma, painting and golf. English teacher, MRS. ROBINSON, the jim- ior class counselor, thinks counseling a wonderful challenge. Her special interests are reading and traveling. Miss Ryan helps a student select reierences which will aid his study or research. Central's librarians are invaluable guardians and guides to the school's vast collection of academic and lit- Cfafy YESOLIYCCS . Central's counseling staff has the vital re- sponsibility of being social, vocational and educational guides to the school's large student body. Thereby, its office has en- larged both the collection of information regarding college admission requirements and the vocational file. With the extensive battery of tests administered annually - such as the Iowa tests, English Co-op, Kuder and Strong Interest tests, College Boards and the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying test - the staff helps students plan and adjust their academic programs. LIBR RIANS MRS. CAROLINE is the school librarian and advises the Library Club. times traveling. I-Ier favorite pas- are reading and P9 MISS RYAN is the as- sistant librarian. Her outside interests include playing the piano and tennis.