Central High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

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HARRIET XVAECHTER Typing. Office Machines, Geography BERTHA WELLHAUSEN English. German MAYME YAHR XVorld Geography. American History RALPH YECK Arr. Annual Advisor ESTHAR GROTH Consumer Education, World Geography -. NN - Every teacher in a moment of weakness has a favorite expression he or she falls back on when at a loss for words. These are a few of the picked at random from our faculty: Mr. Knolle A'It's coming and so is Christmas. Coach Stevens 'iGood heavens to Betsy. Miss Perkins Didn't you even read this lesson? Miss Scott Profit by mistakes. Mr. Schatz Now, please, in the back of the room. Miss Bagley H1 Christina, Luther, and Mr. and Mrs. Kotsmolotskyf' Miss Curry I want it to the nearest tenth. Miss Haskins We'll have a little quiz now. Miss Sullivan English class, your own language. If you don't under- stand it how do you expect to understand Latin? Mr. Buck Come on, folks, get going. Miss Hoff Now let's settle down, class. Mr. Nelson How many agree. Mr. Littlejohn Do you think you understand? Mr. Ray Nature's favorite curves. Miss Greenen The Good Book says- Miss Jordan Now I'll give you another test question. Mr. Yeck Be original. Miss Banks You'd better make a note of this. Mr. Racker Analyze it. Mr. Fischer You reporters have to meet your deadline. Miss Olney Now this is my opinion.' Miss Parker Attention, girls! -'EH6

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SUPP-IGMGRES September l, the new batch of raw material entered the factory in the form of young, eager, Junior lO's. After the bewildering process of registration they were ready to begin the year's work, and Central's great wheel of industry was again turning out parts to fit finally into the finished product. The first day was a total loss to our new A'Sophs but they were ready to try it again the next day. A week of wandering around finally brought results. The Sophs at last felt at home on Ye Old Castles' production line. The weeks raced by and the Sophs lost their unpolished air and were as familiar in the halls as the seniors. Many new and exciting experiences awaited them here at Central. Imagine the thrill of their first pep assembly and football game. They were at last Ladies and Knights of Central. The hope and future of the nation will depend upon the way these present A'Ladies and Knights do their work during the next three years. They must redouble their efforts because production has been stepped up and the requirements for the finished product are absolute perfection. . , X -' --f N ee.. A ,.-e A . A- A .. A, . J. Abaouch N 3. 5 Q- ,,, 6 5- M 1 i f V . Adams .Es ri.. 2. .- 'Q' I J. Agranoff :IIB zf- Q - A I- l-. Albrecht a s x yi J ii -. B Andcrsen i f ar ,.. ' , . a i if f ' tr... T C. Anderson B. Andrews L ...aigk M. Aunan N. Authier B. Bahr J. Bailey B. Baron E. Barry S. Bartlett D. Belin B. Beller H. Benedict My 53 .,..,.r. ,..,. 1 ,.,,, .,.., ... .,.,. ,,,., D . B e r gcr . 1 IIIIVVZ 3 I E lg' S. Bergcson J. Blackburn