Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Superior, WI)

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So that's what was in the cake! J ls W-, 4 Handicraft Miss Vernette Mitchell Foods and House- hold Managernent Iv Q 5 n Mr. Willis Boss Wheretores of the enlarger Photography and .. y t 9 I l A photography class delves into the whys and Biology theS l ble to make Your Own do hrs handy to be G Miss Inez Pickering, I2 Foods Miss Margaret Stack, Clothing Pkkwv- av' MWAP'

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English KK yy Reading, writing, and rhetoric Mr. Howard. Oiseth, lournalism l The library-just before semester exams K :Q ...A ' fs...-if Mr. Oiseth gives part of the Echo staff a few pointers The Pi statt Works on into the night Sophomore English, taught by Miss Bardon, Mrs. Whipple, Miss Currie, and Mr. Graber, of- fers the student the fundamental principles of composition and literature. Iunior English, under the title of American Lit- erature, delves into the lives and works of the great men in American prose and poetry. Miss Harvey and Miss Currie are the instructors. One semester of the course is spent in the study of public speaking and journalism, taught, re- spectively, by Mr. Taylor and Mr. Oiseth. Miss Lomoe also teaches American literature, but it is in conjunction with American history. Senior English may be obtained from one ot three sources: Current literature taught by Miss Harvey, English literature, by Miss Dickinson, and World literature under Dean Rasmussen. Devil's Pi, Echo, Dramatics, or Public Speaking is available to juniors and seniors alike and tull class credit is given. Mrs, Athalxe Harper, Librarian

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Miss Margaret Rehnstrcxnd, Art Art comes naturally to them Soap carvers in action swag, M . Craifsl TESY Yaworski , and Algegrq Handicraft Sewing, cooking, p Domestic arts-sewing, cooking, and house- hold management, under supervision of Miss Stack, Miss Pickering, and Miss Mitchell, re- spectively, are beneficial courses to all who choose them. ln sewing girls are instructed in the art of dressrnaking, fancy Work, and Work- ing With different materials. Studying the con- tent of food, planning meals, and actual cook- ing is only a small part of the foods course. Under Miss Mitchell, each girl taking house- hold management learns how to economically run a household, plan a budget, and other hotography, and art essential factors pertaining to management. Other types of handicraft include art, photog- raphy, and crafts for boys as Well as girls. Un- der the direction of Miss Rehnstrand, such forms of art as painting, sketching, modeling, and metal Work are taught. Photography, With Mr.-Boss as instructor, is a combination of art and the actual photographing of the picture. The third course, crafts, is exactly what the name implies. ln this class, leather Work, block printing, etching, and clay modeling are done throughout the year. 'W if L 13 l i