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

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hfes MR. McDONALD, a sophomore English tea- cher, coaches RB' foot- ball. He's a sports en- thusiast, and likes to read. MR. ROBIDEAUX tea- ches junior and senior English and is the ad- visor forthe 'Cehiseanf He coaches the 'B' squad hockey team and enjoys hunting, fishing and canoeing. . - ' -1 fait A MR. SMITH teaches eleventh grade English and a German l class. He is advisor to the Chess Club and Stage Force. His outside in- terests include bridge and carpentry. Language study, while giving the student insight into the character and culture of a people, helps ' f H him develop a better understanding and command ofhis own tongue. X 5 Y 1 W? v v K2 5 X s x . X-5 itz,-. .vs 7.'-' it it . ist.-.. .. f . -of. MISS STENDERis new to Central's English De- partment this year. She teaches freshmen and sophomore English and is advisor to the Usherettes. HCI Outside interests include music, reading and hiking. 'N- ,- As seen in Mr. Castle's eleventh grade class, a most enjoyable element in the course's presen- tation is lively give and take discussion in which the student puts his tools of self expression and literary comprehension to practical use. MRS. FLEMING tea- ches all four years of Spanish. She is advisor to our Spanish Club and enjoys classical gui- tar, oil painting and reading. , tgg V ' .lgkiw Mr. R. Temple realizes the advantages of the language laboratory in helping the student develop his verbal technique and master problems of pronunciation and comprehension. it 13 New to our language department is MRS. H UGHES, who teaches Latin. She enjoys gar- dening ancl collecting recipes. ff LA GUAGES MRS. SVVANSON tea- ches all four years of German, She isadvisor to the German Club and enjoys gardening, mu- sic, tennis and swim- ming. As Central's French tea- cher, MR. R. TEMPLE is advisor to the French Club. His favorite pas- times are gardening and reading.

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E GLISH lk MR. CASTLE teaches junior English, coaches swimming and 'B' squad baseball and is a cafeteria supervisor. He enjoys sports, hunting 1. .1 . - V41 K. gr r' f My L . ,. .,l,l ,.,s . jg, ig s,llss t K ' . f- ff . .- As a sophomore Eng- lish teacher, MR. CAV- ANAUGH knows the value of a good book. However, he is equally enthusiastic about base- and fishing. ball! Without the mastering of communicative and comprehensive skills, the student is not prepared to meet the challenges of his society. The English curricula provides for him the opportunity to develop reading and gram- matical tools, self expression, and a sound literary background. MISS KORFHAGE is co-advisor to Central's MR. GUENTER tea- ches senior English and journalism. He is ad- visor to the Times'and enjoys camping, canoe- ing and fishing. Historical Society and teaches ninth and eleventh grade English. She finds enjoyment in gardening, reading and knitting. MR. LENHOFF teaches senior English. During the summer he manages a little theater. R1 M. , - As an English teacher, Miss Stender realizes the importance of extensive drill discussion and writing exercises to the development of vital basic skills rv

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SCIENCE I I ' J ?,l 5 , A . It 3l'i Va New to the science de- partment this year is MR. A'l'KINSON,who teaches biology. He en- joys sports, drama and musical plays. IW ' f' fr.2f.,5tq.:-,., 4 A with, vig, ' t -T55- - -I M 'life I ,i,i , - Ei I I Y ff Y -'I' it ii':. I W. ' it-at M ISS B ENZ teaches practical and general science. She enjoys sports, drama and mu- sical plays. ' 1fff.lfv.Uif in MR. GERIDTS, a biol- ogy teacher, is alsojun- ior Class Advisor and junior varsity track coach. He enjoys read- ing, golf, bowling and fishing. MR. MOLKENISUR teaches chemistry and Science 12 D. He is advisor tothe Chemistry Club and advises the Projection Force and Audio-Visual Educa- tion Program. ,U COHC f ,ag ff,v ff.. V iff' the Llzl. is a equip- :X A K M R. TANGEN teaches physics. As a sports enthusiast, he is across country and track judge and enjoys hunting and fishing, 5, Q ' . E- 1, . XX- QI ' , , uv X Y In the physics laboratory, Mr. Iangen helps his students put ' C 4 theory into practice. He knows one demonstration is worth , A ten explanations! The social studies curriculum is so orientated as to give the student a clear cut picture ofthe past, present and future S I I I of our nation and our world. This subject is vital in the development of well informed and capable citizenry of to- morrow. MISS ASHER teaches senior social studies. Her outside interests in- clude music, cooking, drama, traveling and reading. MR. BRADLE, a social studies teacher, has charge ofstudent deten- tion. He enjoys rifle and pistol shooting and nature study. New to the social studies department is MRS. BRUNDRETT. She is advisor to our International Relations Club and enjoys travel- ing and reading. ,fs Gnu I ga.. Anus A transfer instructor from W'ilson, MISS IIAY teaches psychol- ogy - economics. She enjoys reading and crafts. w MR. JOHNSON tea- ches senior socialstud- ies. He is advisor to the Senior Class, Ski Club and helps with textbook distributions. an ,mfs I pm ,V , , M. ,M . grew- 'Q E A I. ,Q , in , , mr W b I V , Z QA . tiff? ' -fi t ' - ,gt iw- . .W , - 'TN a D I. X 14 e