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

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Margaret L. Gronsetli spends muclw time :oacliing tlie Clweerleaders and advising mem- bers ol tlie junior class, Seniors vvlwo alvvays eem to be vvell-inlormed about current ailairs fvill tell you tliat Mabel Colton, liistory and ocial problems teaclier, is responsible.. Slie sa member ol tlie Extra-Curricular Council, lie Social Committee. Clarence G. Aben- lrotli, affectionately lcnovvn as Hfxben, teaclies Xforld lwistory. l-le is assistant director ol ioysi lntra-Murals. Besides being a member ol tlie Extra- iiurricular Council, Arnold E. Melzer, liead nf forensics, also lwas clwarge ol assembly pro- grams. Again tlwis year Centralls Debate -eam nas been among tlie top tliree. placing irst in tlwe National Forensic League standings, lliey reflect tlwe able direction ol Mr. Melzer. leaclwing Fresliman Civics and Soplio- more World l listory keeps Mildred Herman, i Sopliomore advisor, quite busy. Carl E, ieterson, vvlio is easily recognized by lwis riendly smile and ul-lellon, is a very active member ol time Extra-Curricular Council. l-le also directs tlwe uslwers and vvorlcs vvitli tlie lunior Class as an advisor. Qne reason vvliy so many seniors like Social problems is because tlfieir teaclier is Riva C. Ricliey. Mr. Ricliey is one ol tlie avorite Sopliomore advisors because lie tal4es uclw a lriendly and active interest in tlweir Jroblems. Mr. Richey is also a member ol lie Social Committee, and teaclies World 'listory, a tentli grade requirement,

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One ol the Ngo-gettersi, at Central is Dorothea Wagner. As in this picture, she can olten be iound telling students about foreign countries, especially those connected with Latin and German, the two languages she teaches. Miss Wagner is active in Senate, since she is the advisor of the Service and Welfare Committee, and she is a member of the Extra-Curricular Council. Pau' - - Paeaenl - - 4uiuae Central has introduced a new type ol class known as the Correlated Classes which combines material ordinarily covered sepa- rately by the Social Science and English Departments in the tenth grade, namely, sopho- more English and World history. The classes, which are taught by l-lertha Bergner and William lclerziger, Qtop picture? and Virginia Swinland and Robert Unger, meet lor two hours every day. Mr. l-lerziger, who also teaches Freshman Social Studies, is active in forensics. lVliss Bergner teaches regular eleventh grade English in addition to her combined classes with Mr. l'lerziger. Virginia Swinland and Robert Unger both have the stage in their blood lor Mr. Unger is in charge ol the Auditorium Stage and lVliss Swinlancl is the advisor ol the Make- Up Club. phil Beltiori, a history teacher here at Central, is much better lcnown through his reputation as an athlete and a coach. He is a member ol the Extra-Curricular Council anc the Athletic Council, besides being coach of the Freshman baslcetball team and the mighty HRedmen football team. Centralites will always remember him atlectionately by his niclc-name, Hlhe Belln.

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Sports occupy such an important place in lile at Central, that any tvvo men who have as much to do with athletics as Carl W. l'lueb- ner and Walter R. Anderson, are bound to be very important people, The Varsity Basketball team is lVlr. l-luebnerls pride and joy, while Mr. Anderson coaches the MJ.V'sH in basketball and the lraclc Team, and is in charge of Freshman Guidance. qafunula of .feafufzingf Wlvlattlce, Math, and Music!! could be the title ol this picture. The man is, oi course, John G. lVlattl4e, and Math is the subject he teaches, but the Music pertains to his hobby. lVlr. lVlattl4e plays the organ for assembly pro- grams and in addition to this, he gives private, instrumental lessons. Three men oi numbers are Theodore Dahll4e, Leonard Stoll, and Carl Johnson, but mathematics isn't the only thing that lceeps these three teachers busy. Both lVlr. Dahllce and lVlr. Stoll are chairmen on the l-lomeroom Guidance Committee, ol the sophomores and juniors respectively. As soon as there is a hint oi spring in the air, Carl Johnson is out on the tennis courts coaching the Central Mnettersn. 'lfim - - 716904 - - The tvvo huslfy Hhe-meni' you see here are none other than the boys, l3hy-Ed teachers, John Barth and Lloyd lvleiners. lVlr. Barth is associated especially with Football, since he is an assistant coach. Mr. Nleiners is Director of Boys' lntra-lVlurals and has charge ot Lite Saving lor boys. Both men serve on the Athletic Council.