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

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1 l 1 1 The Maroon and White takes pride in honoring Mr. A. G. I-Ieitman V, who is finishing his twenty-fifth year as principal of Central. Known aroundthe Castle as Pop he sees that the affairs' of the school are running 'smoothly 'and' is fa friend and consulate to all students. S He received a B. A. degrre at Carthage College in Carthage, Illinois and attended the University of Illinois a year and later the University of Chicago. At the present time, he is a member of Rotary Club and Trinity Lutheran Church where he has taught the adult Sunday School class for 31 years and is a member of the church council. He is the past Sunday School Supt. and sang in the choir. From this list of activities, we can correctly assume that most of his spare time is spent in church activities. Another favorite past time is working in his garden. His presence on the Advisory Council of the State Athletic Association where he represents the larger schools of northwest Iowa proves his interest in athletics. He's just as willing as any other-Central booster to tolerate either hot or cold weather to watch a football game. Oh pshaw, is Mr. Heitman's most common excla- mation when things aren't going just as they should. ' 0-100-