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

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lin Executing her job with a maximum of efficiency is Miss Evelyn Ashenbren- ner, who has been high school librarian for three years. Dr. G. W. Grossman, assisted by his secretary Mrs. Marion Flugstad, directs student teaching at Central. He has had this position for 17 years. These custodians deserve a lot of thanks for the fine condition in which they have kept the building and grounds. As Superintendent of Building and Grounds, Mr. I. E. Turner has charge of keeping all public school buildings in repair and supervising all custodians. X05 . , -,tn . ii.1ftf?Teiezeflo sew' Awe sion' wi ,N qdfe Bgaefxn 60315. Q. deY5QY1k3i6YAO6ih PJX wg! Wa. yudw 5.

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MISS IEANNE ALTENDORF Miss Ieanne Alterdorf is one of the six new teachers at Central this year. She is teaching homemaking, and is the faculty advisor for senior high Red Cross. She attended the North Dakota State College at Fargo and previously taught at Cavalier. Miss Altendorf enjoys music and plays the snare drums in the Grafton Municipal Band. MRS. UNA BAKER Oil painting is Mrs. Una Baker's favorite form of relaxation. At school Mrs. Baker teaches classes in speech and world history. This is her second year at Central. Before coming here, she taught in East Grand Forks, Minnesota. Her Alma Mater is St. Cloud State Teacher's College. MISS ALICE BOEN Much of Miss Alice Boen's time is taken up with finding jobs for her distributive education students, than supervising them on the job. Be- sides distributive ed., she teaches shorthand and typing and is social advisor for Tri-Y. Miss Boen is an ardent basketball and football fan and attends as many games as she can. MR. GEORGE H. BOHNEN Advisor of the freshman class and general science teacher is George H. Bohnen. Mr. Bohnen attended Winona, Minnesota Teachers Col- lege and the University of North Dakota. During the summer months, Mr. Bohnen likes to spend his time hunting and fishing. The six new arrivals on the Central faculty: Miss Louise Ouradnlk, Leo East- man, Miss Isabel Bork, Iames Fagerstrom, Miss Ieanne Altendorf, and Bob Peske. MR. ED BOHNHOFF Arch-rival, East Grand Forks, was the former home of Ed Bohnhoff. Bonnie is the pipe-smoking, likable fellow who has guided the gridiron destinies of the Redskins for 21 years. He enjoys reading and hunt- ing and for several years has been advisor to the Lettermen's Club. Bonnie teaches United States his- tory and holds a degree from Con- cordia College. MISS BEULAH BOMSTEAD In connection with her work of teaching sophomore English cmd journalism, Miss Beulah Bomstead is the advisor for the Fon: and Ccntrallan. Miss Bomstead attended the University of North Dakota, where she received her B.A. and M.A. degrees. She has many hob- bies, which include astronomy, gar- dening, reading and knitting. MISS ISABELLE BORK Miss Isabelle Bork assumed the job of teaching homemaking at Central this year. In addition to this, she is advisor for the school lunch program and the Tri-Y cabinet. Miss Bork attended the State College at Fargo and taught at Iamestown be- fore coming to Central. MR. L. M. CARTER Gardening and reading in the summer and hunting in the fall are the favorite leisure time activities of L. M. Carter. Mr. Carter teaches bookkeeping and mathematics. He attended Austin College, where he received his B.A. degree, and also Highland Park College, Barnes School of Commerce, the University of North Dakota, and the LaSalle Extension. .sts-film.. if 'riff Vlxlvw!