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

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HOME ECONOMICS . -W. f , - . l - g Niggas, , Q i ,J as M95 L95 L K 1 41 v W I .ejfffl m'm'V K A '3' K ,'VA,- MRS. BROWN is new to the HomeEconomics Department. She en- joys sewing, rose gar- dening, baking and reading. 46 E R6 Y, , - 'S .,,. -i . ,,,. .aft ' . MRS. HALL teaches home economics and social and family living. Her interests include interior decorating and knitting. W :W ., ' A at gi. 't-ftigaa if . ' - W . Cliff PHYSICAL EDU CATIO MR. FRITSCHE, a physical education tea- cher, coaches the 'B' basketball and A base- ball teams. He is in- terested in all areas of athletics. pa--gm, .Has A... Along with teaching physical education and chairman of the depart- ment, MR. KELLY coaches 'A' squad bas- ketball. He is also a track official. fd' Q' Q. F Agfa, rm YQ , Q ...av .Y J MR. WOLF teaches boys, physical ed- ucation. He coaches the gymnastic team, is 'B' squad football assistant and coordinator for spring intramural sports. 'HSI A new teacher in the physical education de- partment is MISS RANDELS. She co- advises the Pep Club and G.A.A. and enjoys traveling. MISS SCl'lMOKlil. tea- ches girls' physical ed- ucation and is co- advisor to G.A.A. and Pep Club. Her special interests are sailing and knitting. N i is A it-lg S Qi,- tf' la S 0 Home economics prepared Central's young women for a most important facet of their future-home making. Cooking and sewing classes and a course in family and social problems send them into the world better prepared to assume their eventual responsibilities. Mrs. Hall helps a student familiarize herself with that invaluable piece of equipment, the sewing machine! Good Study habits and academic development are easiest achieved by a healthy, physically fit student. The goal of the Physical Education Department is to develop the healthy body for that sound mind. Taking advantage of ideal weather, Mr. Kelly prepares students for a class track event. f. , K 5 f - A ta gt? it O3 i W -- c N L- '9!P'.'rf,. ' - L , N at , H f'.Q? .. H S I gg . 1 V .gaze , ' ff l , .,.' ' ,. . LW f. - A ' ' If' ' - '-e- .e..' L' w ' if fi? 1 A 1 Lv- - TW 4, f - , 0 ' ci? f . .... X 353544 ,,, -at x' l 4 ,JW v f..f-f- tm U f . ff .M fefffai - f ' -V .- . . as - f - - it Qi W f .1 52 X 'Yi ' 'ff 2 ' 'f,1., ' if . . 1 7... A' .af Q .F ,. 2 if 4 1.9 w . I at ' N A -. .. . . A 33 . 2 js L u ' -l . . N- ' ' --. . f V V . 'p,..:, Ifaa 1 - lt 'fe

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SPECIAL CLASSES .fisrww f -11 Q ' 'A fifty -- ' X K 3521552 'i R aa . M1,..,,h..,,, 'e ' 'sk -my if if' Aff 2 A M H! Q: . , E522-if ' - X ' f S S SS MISS FORD teaches the visually handicapped. She enjoys dancing and horseback riding and takes an interest in the St. Paul Chamber Or- chestra and Art Center. MUSIC MISS DENZEL, a voice teacher, directs the operetta and musical programs. Her special interests are singing, cooking and bridge. MR. MACKIN in- structs the deaf. He enjoys scouting, camp- ing and canoeing. MRS. RASMUSSEN, a vocal teacher, is new to the music department this year. Her outside interests include flute playing, politics and bridge. V ff. . J il ' . 2 ' i ,vw f , 5 M 'lafl isvfi . Q Qu... ji V A , I .X if . jj VVVL . V , ,.f-an., - . 'ly 1 JH. ' fiifixfz ' . gg -it - .-J,.f.f.sfz, 5 g, K. . . .- L Y f , MR. MCGEE is chair- man of the Special Classes Department and is advisor to the Photography Club. His interests include model planes, bridge, golf and table tennis. Directing the band activities at Central is MR. SCHLICK. Be- sides music, his in- terests are hunting and fishing. as' J' P 9 QB Q 0 -' al J' V ima I 'bl 'Oi 1 . ix 6 1 s gf J. K 1 ,gif cgi, :rjj ,guy x Q A t nfgimfg 13'f.!ifQ, Q::it'T'Lf1f 'ffl v. fs-Q ftif'aw5ge?'p.TNf1 -gif' Nt- fa 0'5 -fi'?.jQ,g'gg' f I .xg g af, 3, r . t 1' H fits-.avr . 'Aa 5 M fix MR. OLSON is new to Central's faculty. Aspe- cial class teacher, his outside interests include golf and reading. MRS. RICHARDSON teaches the deaf. Her special interests are re- finishing furniture, jazz and cooking. The Fine Arts Department provides the stu- dent with the opportunity to develop his talents while learning to appreciate the abil- ities of others. A major contribution of this department is Central's fine band, led by Mr. Schlick. Special classes give the handicapped student the educational and social advantages of attending a public high school such as Central by providing supplementary classes geared to meet his special needs. Mr. Mackin instructs one of his hard of hearing students at the blackboard. One ofthe enviable advantages of these classes is the tremendous amount of individual attention offered the stu- dents. MR. JASPERSEN tea- ches art and crafts. His outside interests in- clude painting, sculp' ture, camping and ca- noeing. RT-SPEECH MR. NELSON, an art teacher, spends his lei- sure time in artistic en- deavor. He also enjoys political debates. 93...

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if at 52 1. Q 4 W .-.rr-5 Mr Andrews helps one of his boys with the complexities ofa drafting assignment The training acquired in these vocationally orientated courses proves to be useful in personal as well as MR. DANIELS is Cen- tral's Business Coordi- nator. He is advisor to Cent.ral's chapter of vocations and enjoys boating, hunting and photography. MR. ELLSWORTH tea- ches bookkeeping and typing. His outside in- terests include wood- working and hunting. MR. ANDREWS, one of Central's drafting tea- chers, enjoys all sports activities. He assists with cafeteria super- vision. MR. GAVIN, a typing teacher, takes special interests in growing pine trees. Other in- terests he enjoys fishing and hiking. are 11 MR. HILDEBRANDT teaches shop math. He has charge of gym lock- ers and is a great sports enthusiast. MRS. HOGAN teaches clerical practice. Her hours away from Cen- tral are spent in home- making and other fam- ily activities. I MR. KACALEK, a wood shop teacher, is quite active in adult ed- ucation. He enjoys stamp and coin collect- ing and likes to hunt and fish. MR. JESSEN, a former Wilson teacher, in- structs clerical practice and occupational rela- tions. He is co-admin- istrator of textbook dis- tributions. DUSTRIAL ARTS uf K in I ...K .,,.. . V, -V.V . i:l!.gj.Q53 ' ' ' . ., at , - K?1ff.Saf.-ri:-Lge? , j m r. fit fr' t - ggi New to Central this year is MR. MAN- NINEN, one of the industrial arts teachers. His outside interests in- clude water sports and hunting. He is Cen- tral's junior Achieve- ment Advisor. MR. SA UER teaches metal shop. He is the 'A hockey and tennis coach and assistant A football coach. BUSINESS MISS KOEHLER tea- ches secretarial practice and typing. She is ad- visor for the Future Teachers of America Club and is co-advisor to the Historical Society. MR. RYAN, a book keeping teacher, is Cen tral's athletic director school bursar and ad visor to the cheer leaders.