Central High School - Lake Breeze Yearbook (Sheboygan, WI)

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Zfnifecf gy Speech Minnie M. Forrer, head ol the English Department, teaches both juniors and seniors. l-ler senior classes are College preparatory English students, Miss Forrer is in charge of a very versatile English Department vvhich in- cludes not only standard English, but many interesting substitute courses. lhere are deadlines to be met constantly, and much copy to be edited lor Gladys Beck and her Journalism classes, but Miss Beck Finds time somewhere to encourage the under- classmen to write lor the Lake Breeze. She is, ol course, faculty advisor for both the Bi- vveekly and the Annual and is a member ol the Extra-Curricular Council, lvvo new-comers to Central this year are Keith Chipman and Earl Jaeger, both ol vvhom teach English, Mr. Jaeger was instrumental in starting a Cross Country track team at Central, which he coaches . Mr. Chipman has been active on several faculty committees in- cluding debate, dramatics, and assembly pro- grams. Both men served on the Social Com- mittee. Any subject remotely connected with English, Speech, or Dramatics is a subject of interest to Marie Felzo and Arnold Rhiel. They both teach standard English classes, and in addition, Miss Felzo teaches speech and is director ol dramatic productions. Mr. Rhiel coaches the dramatics classes and is highly active in dramatic activities outside of school.

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Ummml Sure enougli, tlwe room from vvliicli tlwose tantalizing odors are coming is 'lO3, and Jane Clausen is directing tlwe ama- teur clnets. ln addition to teacliing liouseliold arts, lvliss Clausen is a member oi time Social Committee, Darning soclcs, pressing clotlies, and learning poems are just a ievv oi tlwe tliings Rutli Scliaper teaclies tier lrome training classes, lVliss Scliaper teaclies First-aid and is also a member oi tlie Extra-Curricular council. when of amfwm, industrial arts teaclier, Lloyd F. Davison vvlio tliis year added airplane meclianics to luis regular classes, is coaclw oi Boys, lntra- Nlurals, Being Business Manager oi publica- tions, as well as a member ol tlve Social Committee and tlwe Extra-Curricular Council lfeeps our printing teaclier, israel Bensman very busy. As a teaclwer ol a very interesting plwase oi industrial arts, namely, vvoodvvorldng, l-larry B, Qistad spends muclw oi lwis time en- couraging creative talent. lVlr, Qlstad lwelps vvitli dramatic productions and is also a member oi tlie Noon l-lour Committee. Lynn B. Grover, vvlio teaclies meclwanical dravving, talces iris Hobbies, drawing and roping, Quite seriously, An expert witli a lariat, Mr. Grover enjovs demonstrating liis sl4ill on some unsuspecting volunteer. Coacli- ing HJ.V,i' football, assisting in tlie noon lwour program, and lwelping vvitlw dramatic pro- ductions are only a ievv ol tlie activities ot Jolin G, Riclwter, industrial Arts teaclner.

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Advising the l'lonor Society and revising the Redboolf are tvvo activities that take up most of the spare time ol Ruth K. l-lull, Miss l-lull, vvho teaches English to juniors and seniors, is never too busy to help her students with their problems, whether they be Shalte- speare, split intinitives, or plans lor college. A cheery HBuenos dias, estudiantesf' is the greeting that many of Millicent A. Kreul's Spanish students hear every day as they enter her classroom. Miss Kreul came to Central at the start ol the second semester this year. She teaches first and second year Spanish and junior English. Worlcing on the Social and play Com- mittees takes much ol Maude M. McDonalds extra time, but she doesnlt seem to mind. Miss McDonald, vvho teaches English to the Junior and Senior classes, is a member oi the freshman Guidance Committee. Although English is usually the pet peeve of freshman boys, they, as vvell as the girls in iryphine E. Nelsons classes, enjoy the varied and interesting ways in vvhich it is presented. A very popular teacher, Miss Nelson worl4s on the play Committee and the Assembly Program Committee. ...a- i4