Central High School - Forx Yearbook (Grand Forks, ND)

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'UGG SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MR. V. IC. ESSON Miss E'I'I'II'1I. C'o1.i.lNs fllvthocis, I'Ic'onomic's, History, Junior High School Internzitionznl Rc-lations, Soci- History ology, Ilopzxrtmvntzll f'hZlIl'lHZIlI SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MR. I.. IJ. TRRNT Junior High School Guogizipliy MR. A. G. EILANU fivnorznl Scif-Iwo H. S.ii1-ourzxphy .I'lZlL'llIlj' I'IIllllIl4'0 Vhzxirmzm Atta-mlum-0 Utlirm' P' Miss I'J'l'III-II. S1-:AMAN Illstory MR. N. VC. Srzvimsox .Iunior High School History, Iingrlisli, Muthviiizitics Glu -Q: MR. IC. I.. Sc'HARi-' I'1'oIrIc-In of Ili'lN0l'l'Zlt'f.4 i'ommors'i:iI Law MR. C111-'youu SAWYI-:R History, Economics MR. NIIRINIAN THOMPSON Miss IIAZRI. BICIIIASTI-IIE MR. G. D. HARGRAVIC Physics, Gem-rzil SL'i0m'0, Biology Vhcmistry ICl0ctriL'ity Ilvp:1l'tn10ntz1I I'hllIl'lNllIl Il The' flolflfrl Jrrlailwl' l f falsob MR. I . C. CLI-j3lI'IN'l' Al1:ulnr:1, Physics ll'Y

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MAN of a thousand detailed duties . . . yet a friendly counselor to the daily scores that ask his :iid and attention . . . such is the vignette of the man who occupies the Su- perintendenfs administra- tive chair . . . lVlr. Schroe- der . . . A Central High School product . . . very much our own representa- tivc in the field of Educa- Iiiizm' II. Svlzrzmfilvzirr. Sfp,-'iff t',f1 I f'ff t limi: fi. 'I'i1mii'soN, I' ,','ff ff',,ffl tion. . . . We willingly ac- cept his leadership . . . we relish his friendly response to our problems . . . we mark him among our illustrious alumni-LEADER and FRiEND. An enthusiasm for sports, an understanding of student affairs, a keen wit, a forceful character, and an active interest in administrative work have, in no small measure, aided L. G. Thompson, Centrafs new principal, in dissolving the frigid wall of formality so often evidenced between a new faculty mem- ber and the students. Recruited from Mandan in l934 to succeed P. H. Lehman, retiring principal, Mr. Thompson very soon had accustomed himself to the duties of his predecessor and, in addition, instituted several well- received, new pedagogical practices. We all recognize the fact that the position of principal is not an easy one to fill, and that our principal is a man of exceptional ability whom we hope will have a long and happy stay in Central. ' Sometimes to the educational novitiate, first entering the splendid halls of Central, the office force seems simply a few young ladies far too busy with tapping typewriters . . . but, after a few weeks or months, their abilities become most truly known and recognized: a myriad of marks, report cards, rec- ords, and invoices . . . the intricacies of the demon daily attendance . . . plus the innumer- able calls for information, for complaint, for the lost and the found . . . these are the fact and fancy of the daily grind in the office-force job. But they seem to come up smiling . . . so do Alice Evans and Hazel Hansen, Mr. Thomp- son's immediate helpers: does Helen Svehla, Mr. Il.-xzizi, H.u::1i:x NI.xm11,iNi-: Kxrisox Hi:i.r:N Svi:1i1.A Ai.1c'E Iivixxs Schroedefs efficient secre- tary: and so does Made- line Knutson, Dr. Cross- manis office assistant . . . for each is an important cog in our vast high school learning-and-teaching ma- chine.

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'fs 'Tn' J I SUPERVISORS MR. A. W. Sizrrn DR. G. W. CRossa1AN Miss DoRoTnYZnx1Mi:R1w1AN MR. Li-to M. HAEsLi-: Yucal Music llircctui' of Stuflcnt Teaching: lll'lllIl2llICS, 1'ulilic Speaking, Instrumental Music English III HOME-MAKING DEPARTMENT Miss GRACE JASPER Miss REGINA BRENNAN Miss GRACE GREENWOOD Vlothing. Home Nursing, llepartnlental Chairman Household Arts Vhild Care Ifoorls, Social anrl Family Re- Advanced Art lationship, Home Management INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT MR. W. C. Tomi MR. A. H. HOWRLL MR. WII.I.ARD GRANT Home Mechanics, Shop, Woodworking, Shop, rintingr, Opportunity Room, Woodwork llepartmental Chairman General Science The Golden Julzilcc FORX I