Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Superior, WI)

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In Dedication The Admirable Crichton, Journey's End, Sun-Up and scores of plays put on throughout the past years will always bring to mind the excellent coach guiding these performances, Miss Agnes Currie. A grad- uate of the University of Wisconsin, Miss Currie started both the Thespian and dram- atic clubs which have flourished under her leadership. Caesar breakfasts which she in- troduced to her sophomore classes have be- come yearly occurences. A ratings have come from her industrious and patient coach- ing of both forensic and dramatics students. Students who have been privileged to study under her supervision and guidance will always remember with gratitude and affection, Miss Agnes Currie. MISS AGNES CURRIE MISS MINNIE RASMUSSEN There are people in this world whose kindness, friendliness, and understanding endear them to all they meet. One of these people is Miss Minnie Rasmussen. Twenty- six years of her life have been spent at Cen- tral, devoting her time and energies to pro- moting better individuals and citizens for our community. She is a graduate of Carleton College, the University of Columbia and the Univer- sity of Minnesota. Upon her arrival at Cen- tral, Miss Rasmussen became dean of upper- classman girls, giving guidance, advice and instruction where it was needed. Besides teaching sophomore English, she has engag- ed in other activities during the past years and has been a counsellor and friend to us all at Central. -41 nt'

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ln Memoriam Although Tom was with us only one year he will be remembered always for his smiling personality and friendly greet- ings in the halls. His red hair and happy grin is missed in the halls and classrooms this year. His love of athletics helped him to become a member of the B basketball squad while only a freshman. He was killed in an automobile acci- dent August 24, 1952. Though to us the students, his friends and his parents the loss is great, the mem- ory of him will be with us and we will remember and miss him always. THOMAS DAVIS MISS IRENE McGILL Central will always remember Miss lrene McGill, friend and teacher. She taught in various schools in Superior for 18 years and then went back to Superior State for four years and graduated with a Bachelor of Education degree. In 1941, after teaching for some years at the Blaine school, she came to Central and was with us until her untimely ill- ness and death. World History was her major field in which she did all she could for our school by teaching her beloved students. We will always have recollections of her friendly smile, good humor and pleas- ing ways. She was born November 27, 1892 and passed away May 13, 1952.