Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Superior, WI)

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xx tx X' x X 1 X X. xgsj in XFN - l F' N , ' f Xb. ' if 9. SAK xxx s of tx 4? it A f .fix I N 2, x ' i'- W- .X .iq 1 xi. X ,N .XTX We Dedicate lf it's adventure into the realm of mathematics you desire, Miss Margaret Spielmacher can send you confidently on your way. Firmly, yet kindly. she has guided Central students in their pursuit of mathematical knowledge for more than twenty-five years. Words of praise and thanks keep drifting back from students who leave her classroom: a tribute to her thoroughness, perseverance, and patience. Action, drama, excitement in her teaching career? Yes, to be sure. As an exchange teacher, Miss Spielmacher was in England in 1939, the year that country entered World War ll. Miss Spielmacher is professionally active, at- tending several conventions each year. This year she was elected to serve as a vice-president of the Wisconsin Education Association. Guidance Day falso called College Dayl was initiated by Miss Spielmacher in order that the student could be better prepared to select a school to his liking and need. Because Miss Spielmacher has had Centrals interests at heart for so many years, the Echo dedi- cates its 1950 edition to her. thoroughness, perseverance, and patience

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,. . . wh we are here f.-r V ,f I ,V .- ,zV ' 'Q 1 . 0-ff .Adil ' ' V I From sf-is till 3:49 these ' I I Scenes are typical of the scholas- tic activity in Central. Interest- ing and timely subjects overflow in her classrooms and a vast selec- tion of books line her library shelves. Hardly noticed are the hours flying by . . . for these are Central's classes. Drafting students' dreams of constructing are' con- verted to practical plans drafted in Room 206. Future chemist in the making. Back in the stacks . . . getting the finer points and facts. f adventure through faculty f adventure through seniors if adventure through classes f adventure through activities wk adventure through athletics if adventure through school life

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In Memoriam. . . Richard Fritschler's friends were grieved last November when they heard of his untimely death. Richard. better known as 'ADick, was in his sophomore year at Central. Dick will be remembered by classmates and teachers for his brilliancy which was displayed in many respects: in school he was an honor student: out of school he distinguished himself in his radio hobby, learning code and earning his amateur radio license when he was only 12 years old. A bright smile and ready wit characterized his man- ner of conversation. In memory of 15-year-old Dick, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Fritschler, and his brother Iohn have established a 51,000 A'Dick Fritschler Schol- arship to be awarded to an outstanding graduate of Central for three years, beginning this year. Then the award will be rotated among the three high schools-Cathedral, East, and Central. In awarding the scholarship these qualities will be considered: character, citizenship. standard of scholarship, and interest and aptitude in science. Appreciation is expressed here to Dick's family for the memorial they have created-a fine tribute to a beloved son and brother.