Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Superior, WI)

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.ln Mr. George E. Shaw Bachelor of Education, Master of Arts Principal of Central High School Mr. Leslie W. Johnson Bachelor of Education, Master of Arts Superintendent of Superior Public Schools ogclminiotratioffl Educational Philosophy of Central High School We believe that as educators our responsi- bility is to provide a happy, healthy, and com- fortable environment in which to workg to in- struct the student effectively in the basic skills, and to inspire and encourage an understanding of the essential principles of socially acceptable behavior and moral integrity, of health, of eco- nomic and civic responsibility, of spiritual under- standing and growth, and of respect for human dignity, so that he accepts these as most desir- iable for the attainment of a full and complete ife. Mr. Verner Anderson Miss Minnie Rasmussen Miss Alice Lomoe ' Bachelor of Education, Master of Arts Bachelor of Education Bachelor of Science, Dean of Upperclassmen girls, Dean of Underclassmen Girls, Master of Arts Language Arts Language Arts Assistant Principal Committees: American Booster Club Adviser, Junior Dean of Boys Education Week Chairman, Red Cross Adviser Committees: Faculty Social, Student Social Chairman Committees: Student Social, Student Social, Hospital Room, Radio Commission -5. Faculty Social, Hospital Room, Finance

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Ec-:cliccctc-:cl , to o 4 0 Q o o o Q 0 one ov. we Cmr. fouio Cmeier for 24 years of service in the music department at Central, for composing the lyrics to our school song, March on Old Central, for such other memorable songs as Talli-Hi and Long, Long Agof, for directing our splendid organiza- tions: the junior choir, senior choir, Triple Trio, and Vocal Ensemble, for giving many hours of his spare time on projects for our enjoyment and the enjoyment of the community, and for his generosity, his whole- hearted participation in school af- fairs, his humor, his unselfish atti- tude, all of which have been a part of our school life . . . gratefully dedicate the 1951 Echo. ...5..

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Qontento J 1 4 m -+1 aculty .... page 10 0 lv' i l C 'fi , ww 1 ,, Ji OGVUCVO .... page 18 , .g K 'A ' 3 .jk 4 ,eg .1 unclerclcxoomen .... page 44 AZ aC'tiUitieO .-.. page 58 1, :AV , A 3,1 oporto .... page 90 JS 1 ,, oclfiool lil-e .... page 110 LOMQQ ' Www all ' ' JZ-7W0 'QX ado .... page 117 QQ ,QL QWMJZKJJ fiyk4f, 00,0200 NOW AND EN, our ways of living change to fit the times. In the past 40 years, Central has changed with the addition of the library, Webster Memorial, and large gym. Customs have also been altered, but the spirit which has always been a part of Central still remains. ..7.