Central High School - Girardot Yearbook (Cape Girardeau, MO)

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FACU LTY FRIEDA RIECK Director of Music Klindworth Schawanka Conservatory, Berlin, Germany New York University Northwestern University Southeast Missouri State Teachers College O. E. ROBINSON, B. S. in Ed. H ygiene, Physical Education University of Illinois MARTIN L. ROTH, B. S. in Ed. Industrial Arts Southeast Missouri State Teachers College University of Iowa W. A. SI-IIVELEINE Music Southeast Missouri State Teachers College Christian Brothers College, St. Louis Northwestern University IRENE SMITH, B. S. in Ed. English, Debate, Drainatics Southeast Missouri State Teachers College University of Wisconsin ELIZABETH WALTHER Secretary to Board of Education IDA M. WARNER, B. S. in H. Ec., M. S. H orne Economics Nebraska State Teachers College University of Nebraska Iowa State College ALBERT J. WEIS, A. B. Physics, Chemistry, Math., Science Southeast Missouri State Teachers College Chicago University MARTHA J. WELMAN, B. S. in Ed. English Southeast Missouri State Teachers College University of Southern California HERBERT S. WRIGHT, A. B. Social Science Central College, Fayette, Mo. University of Iowa f , Q B . ,- a-' pe Q' 1 ,nw lr .1 4 A B 'r I It iffy!! I l

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if L.J2..f ow, S Q x t J .- X . 5 l' 0-rorlfxg ' Q Q U . LQ.,-4.2.3, . W Qh..:naQmL.h,l SE f K FACU LTY HELEN KETTERER W Secretary io Principal wb M Southeast Missouri State Teachers College ,S CLARA E. KRUEGER, B. S. in Ed. Latin, English 8 Q Southeast Missouri State Teat rs C' ge 5 'N K nixer ity of Missouri L nixersity ot Colorado L nixersity of Michigan M Biology lnixersity ot Missouri ELOISE MCLAIN, B S. in Ed English, Drafnatics Southeast Missouri State Teachers College University of Missouri Northwestern University KATY LEE, A. B., B. s. in Ed., M LUCILLE MCLAIN, B. S. in Ed. English Southeast Missouri State Teachers College University of Missouri HELEN RITA MORRIS, A. B., Mus. B. English, History, Dramatics Missouri Valley College University of Missouri LUCILLE SETTLE NAETER, B. S. in Ed Mathematics, Civics Southeast Missouri State Teachers College VVashington University, St. Louis, Mo. ALICE F. NELSON, B. S. in Phys. Ed. Physical Education University of VViseonsin State University of Iowa NAOMI Porr, B. S. in Ed., M. A. Anicrican History, Goiferninent Southeast Missouri State Teachers College University of Wisconsin MARY Z. REED, B. S. in Ed. English, journalism. Southeast Missouri State Teachers College Art Institute, Chicago University of Southern California University of VVisconsin JT ...15...

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1 - Q it 1 - ll Q , ,, , ,Nik S 1... FACTS ABOUT CENTRAL Because of the high ranking of Central among the schools of Missouri, we have been admitted to membership in the North Central Association of Colleges and High Schools. Missouri requirements for graduation are sixteen credits, eleven and one half are specified and five and one half units are left to the choice of the students. REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION English - - ---- ---- 4 UHit5 History - 3 Units Mathematics 1 Unit Science - 1 Unit Government - - 72 Unit Hygiene - - - W Unit Physical Education - M Unit Elective - - - 52 UHifS Total ----------- 16 UHitS Although many schools have had to reduce the number of subjects they could ofter, Central has been able to keep its full curricula because of the loyal support given us by our tax payers. From the following list of subjects students may' choose their courses for the tive and one half elective units: Latin Art Typing Sociology Vocational Home Economics Bookkeeping Commercial Law Advanced Algebra Manual Training Economics Commercial Arithmetic Mechanical Drawing Plane Geometry Civics Solid Geometry Shorthand The beginning classes in Art and Vocational Home Economics are open to all grades, provided the student completes one full year. The beginning class in Latin is open to all students up to and including the 1113. Latin must be carried two years to receive any credit and third year Latin is offered if sufficient number of students desire it. Biology is open to Sophomores only. Commercial English is offered only as a half year subject and may be substituted for one semester of English, but is recommended for students taking shorthand. Short- hand must be carried two years before credit can be granted. Commercial Geography and Commercial Arithmetic are sophomore subjects, but juniors and seniors may take them with special permission. Mechanical Drawing is offered for students who have one year of Manual Training and two years of Manual Training may be taken. Government, Economics, and Sociology are open to juniors as well as seniors. Physical Education and Music give one eighth unit credit per semester toward graduation. Students completing two years of Physical Education must complete the Physical Education requirements by taking one semester courserof Hygiene which gives one half unit for college entrance. Classes in Advanced Algebra, Solid Geometry, and Trigonometry are offered alternately and then only if a sutficient number of students are enrolled. Students are permitted to join one Monday and one Wednesday club, meeting the first hour and in addition, the girls may become a member of one of the pep organiza- tions, the Tigerettes or Drum and Bugle Corps, provided they meet the requirements of these organizations and are admitted. '5i!'.f.slZs'i' 3 sg . E Q5 fit' S an---ef :mc