Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Superior, WI)

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.-4-. Dedication Few men c and subordinates alike as Mr Horace Glew head of the Central mathematics department His dignit and hi h - Y Q character mark him as an outstanding faculty member d an a friend to all who know him. Coming to us from Pigeon, Michigan High School where he served one year as principal Mr Glew 'oin d , . I e our teaching staff in 1927. Since then he has taught bookk ' ' ' ' eeping and mathematics, and is now in his thir- teenth year as school treasurer. Among his duties are the appointment of girls to work in the treasurer's office, the signing of checks, and handling of all money paid out or taken in by the school. ln the classroom, Mr. Glew is always ready to help those who experience difficulty, and takes a keen interest in all his students' problems Despite a heav l d f . y oa o subiects taught, including elementary and advanced al b ge ra, solid geometry and trigonometry, he manages all his duties efficiently and well, making a hard iob look like an easy one. It is with a feeling of deep pride, in recognition of hi f' ' s many me accomplishments, that the Central iournal- ism class dedicates the 1958 Echo to Mr. Horace Glew. ommand such respect from contemporaries

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FORWARD As the years slip rapidly into one another, blending thought into thought, word into word, and deed into endless deed, man pauses to reflect on the past and to ponder the future. The life of the present is so brief that it is lost in the identity of first past, then future. Serving as a summation of one year of high school life, the Echo mirrors records made and activities completed. The voice of each individual-student or teacher-is heard, no one plays an unimportant part, nor is any part played by an unim- portant individual. With the 1957-58 school year behind us, picture and copy recreate its memorable moments. While the year's accomplish- ments fade in age, they remain ever fresh in our memories with each glimpse back into the Echo of the past.

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The vacant seats in the auditor- ium pictured at the lower left and right reflect an extreme con- Above: Steve Jonlan gives Marge Ely a l backing in her homework efforts. Below: Karen Knudsen and friend. trasting the busy life of Central High. Before a concert, after a playfvacancies never long with- out occupants. The rapid pace continues. mx N-N , 5533.5 A Mi 5253 sd' if Q, av K Z '+R E ,L f S tt' 2 5 5 I 'nfl fi- f ff 1 ,3'4s,. A , ii Q' A 1 5 my fz i xr 1, f gc 1 L. Yr Q ' 'V or f f 4 ajax ,,f' L, Q, 4 4 Q at Q g ',f+f. Eg? ' Q V 't l : y .. . 3 f 1 is . 14, . 3-. . U PRGLOGU E