Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Superior, WI)

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George E. Shaw Principal We believe that as educators our responsibility is to provide a happy, healthy, and comfortable en- vironment in which to work: to instruct the student effectively in the basic skill, and to inspire and en- courage an understanding of the essential principles of socially acceptable behavior and moral integrity, of health, of economics and civic responsibility, of spiritual understanding and growth, and of respect for human dignity, so that he accepts these as most desirable for the attainment of a full and complete life. -Educational Philosophy of Central High School Alice Lomoe Dean of Girls . 'Q N-.a' C 1 Y 1 ., it Y' VN' Sl- U 9 I x t , x I .lil 62 Michael Verich Dean of Boys

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if r- :C BOARD OF EDUCATION Standing: Dr. H. D. Callaway, Mr. Roland Amurfdson, City Council Member. Sitting: Rev. Harvey Smith, Vice Presidenty Mr. I. L. Nichols, President, Mr. Hugo Swanson. Mr. Leslie W. JOIIHSOI1, Mr, Richard Bromley, Superintendent of Public Schools Curriculum Coordinator ..,,.f-1-2' .3- I

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,nd lack row J Kenny B Midbon G Peterson R Eastman 8 Andresen D Bromley W Mom J Sampson R Sand vick K Richardson K Mosentine J Salo L Martin B Gappa Middle row C Bankey K Russell V Johnson P Linde gren J Nelson M Orville C Johnson K Johnson J Berg K Piper B Johnson C Cross D Willis Jim Salen Pfesfdem Our Chosen Leaders order Bang' Bang' Bang' goes the gavel as president Jim Salen calls the meeting to The student council is made up of one representative from each homeroom. There were 47 students in this years Front row G Uhlar D James lr Farmakes T Yaworski G Hletala vice president M Yaworski treasurer M Lund secretary J Salen president L Carlstrom C John son B Wickstrom Floor D Nickolette J Thompson D Rich R Thompson R Rasmussen D Zielsdorf T Hicks R Skudstad Glen Heitala Vice President Marilyn Lund Secretary council. They meet once a week to dis- cuss and work out problems concerning the school. Their objective is to help the stu- dents work out problems for themselves in the form of student government. Some of the activities that they spon- sored throughout the year were: Viking day parade and dance, Tournament day student-faculty basketball game held to raise money for the March of Dimes, and in January they had a sock hop dance after the East-Central game. They sold big purple and white booster buttons. Mr. Rogina completed his third year as advisor ofthe council. 110, Maurine Yaworski Treasurer N ,ts 4-17 A