Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Superior, WI)

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The faculty, not to be outdone by the new objects of interest at Central, pre- sented the school with eleven new faces on the teaching staff this y ar. A new point system wa adopted 'to select top-ranking itudents . Result: decrease in honor r llzf , 1 Executing the usual dutiew . . teach- ing, advising classes and clubs, supervis- ing student teachers, chaperoning school dances, preparing special reports . . . all add up to a full year for the teachers. The gay, relaxing Christmas party and vacation brought a breathing spell hef settling down for the last, lon , ugh semester, which proves to be o the faculty as well as the stude s. To ' a year filled with both t g d eas- ing events, facult embe tte d their annual spri icn' eld at bird sanctuary. ,1 .

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its 'JlHM1f C ' Ml! A V DEDICATI W S fl A f 25742 Who is your favorite character in The Tale f of Two Cities? Yes, one of Miss Currie's tenth grade En lish classes is having a breakfast dis- cussion. gvhat could be more interesting? Per- haps the dramatics class, buzzing with excitement. On stage everybody . . , it's the first act! Project, I can't hear you under the balcony! Miss Currie exclaims. ' Then to the school kitchen, where odors of fresh popcorn seep out. Miss Currie's homeroom is selling it to raise money for CARE packages. And so . . . in appreciation of your twenty-six years of service at Central High School, we dedi- cate this 1949 Echo to you, Miss Agnes Currie. Your tireless efforts in providing fine plays for Central shall always be remembered. Members of Miss Currie's homeroom make popcorn to raise money for the Red Cross. MISS AGNES CURRIE , K K ..,- , ff We-at r M 7 e,--. tlg , 'W-X! . , gulls fqgx 3+ ' i M s lin irriefifz f7,XQ'RQX i W

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