Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Superior, WI)

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Y Qs 61 5 ,- VW... . ,t-,.e,..,.... t E -100 1 1 s Pg! Ross V ,ROAD at Our seniors now approach their goal, In Centrale life, they've played their role. h They've reached the crossroads all too soon 335 For they will gradqate thla Iune Aw. Awwnm mia- .am .fil- sffvloles 3 X

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Mr. Merwin Stetfens, dean of boys Our Dean of Girls-has a Wisdom born of understanding, a capacity for sympathy as well as firmness, and is a true friend and inspiring leader. One who is at ease in any situation, who maintains discipline and promotes reg- ularity of attendance, she treats each individual problem with utmost intelli- gence and confidence. Besides helping and advising girls at school, she aids girls in finding homes Where they may work for their board and room in order that they can attend school. This year the dean has been given the same office that President Coolidge occupied in l928 when he made Central High School his summer capitol. lt has been appropriately named the Cool- idge Roomu complete with pictures and memories of the late President. Miss Rasmussen, outside of her duties as dean, teaches world literature' and is one of the advisers for the Stu- dent Council, -5-. M' . iss Minnie RQSITI USS DEA N5 Our Dean of Boys-sees quite through the deeds of men, and handles the touchy problem children with tact and more understanding than they sometimes like, His genial personality radiates to all around and his ready smile is a source of encouragement to all. One who understands youth and is ready to serve and be a friend to all -such is Mr. Steffens whom all boys may seek for advice, yet Whom they recognize as a fun-loving leader. In the absence of a principal, Mr. Steffens ably filled the vacancy for six Weeks until Mr. Amundson arrived. During his regime, everything ran smoothly in its usual order and pre- cision. Besides his duties as Dean, Mr. Stef- fens teaches a two-hour class in prob- lems of democracy. He also is adviser to the LeRoy Doleysh Post and is one of the advisers of the Student Council. en, d eqn of girls

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ft '!r' W SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS resident ,,,,,SA,,,ww, ,,,vSA,,,,,A,.,,VAA..,,VA,,,..,,Y,.,...,S.. R ctndal Peter Gordon Vtce-President ,,,,, ,A,....., H ertry Hugo Lertiz Secretary ,,,,,,,,, ,,A,. M Ctrjorie june Burgner Treasttrer , ...... Betty jane jackson 1' HONOR ROLL o se Mae Abrahamson john Leland Donald Gustaf Anderson Henry Hugo Lentz jeanne Backus Randolph Stanley Levin Marjorie june Behrman Shirley Lux erald Samuel Binder Ralph Frankel Marks ' tta Gertrude Birch Virginialee Mead Shirley Mae Cleary ,Anna Mae Murphy ur' l jean'Cole Robert Warren Nelson u e e omport Millicent Anna Nord ' Rosier Maynard Warren Oie L onard ward Dillon jean Clare Erlanson Eileen e Fuller Hen ard Birzi ut dr Gradine ar ret Alice Green Ward Fredrick Grimsrud Norma Edith Halonen Kaarlo Walter Helske Margaret Elisabeth Hill Loren jack Hutchinson Marvin Helmer jarvi janet Hamblin jensen Archie Leroy johnson Edward Charles johnson Faye Pauline johnson Helen Leona johnson Lucille Mabel johnson Wallace Eugene johnson Agnes Priscilla jorgienson Robert Hutchinson emp Carole Marjorie Larsen Beatrice Ann Olsen Raymond Harris Ottoson Frances Myrtle Paquette Harold Milton Partelow Lila Carolyn Peltzer Martha Helen Ranta William Stanley Rothwell Burton Borah Rudolph Georgia Patricia Ryan Norma Marion Salo Lorraine Helen Schak Grace Margaret Schribret lrayah Bernice Schneider Betty jane Scoon Eilla Mae Skamser Roy William Springer Kenneth Wayne Strauman Ralph Thomas Streeter Leroy Orlando Thatcher Gloria jean Totten Mary Emma Trombley George Vukovich Robert Eugene Lee Ann Webb COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS DUANE ARDEN COMPORT BURTON BOHAH RUDOLPH HAROLD MILTON PARTELOW EILLA MAE SKAMSER HENRY HUGO LENT7 R-ui' -3- if Q.