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

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FACULTY Our teachers know the value of a good education. They know that the truly educated person is the one who combines an academic background with useful skills for living. They know that they must be interested in their teaching before they can interest their students. They know they must motivate their students to be eager for knowledge. This is the great challenge that Central's faculty meets daily

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RALPH J. ENGEBRETSON, PRINCIPAL TO THE SENIORS: We might liken the process of education to an auto journey which carries one along a much traveled, if not always familiar, highway. Its signs, signals, intersections and exits when properly interpreted present the student with the oppor- tunity to proceed with great effectiveness. As with many tasks well done, there is a sense of fulfillment, of getting somewhere . There are dangers, too. Heedlessness, failure to use a facility properly can produce undesirable results and the penalties are often severe. Students like drivers do not all travel at the same speed nor do they necessarily have the same specific destination, but both can use their respective highways wisely. The journey is important! Good Luck! DONALD K. AUSEMUS, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Ralph J- EHgeb1'GtS0f1, P1'iHCiPH1 PHILIP 0. CARLSON, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Philip O. Carlson, Assistant Principal Donald K. Ausemus, Assistant Principal 8