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

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MR. STEVENS Filling the position of Dean of Boys ai Central, we find Mr. Harold Stevens, one of the most well- liked and admired men throughout the Castle's halls. Mr. Stevens is new at this position, but very familiar to most Centralites as one of the able instructors of our athletic department. As boys' dean he is confronted with numerous problems and questions and serves as a connecting tie between the students and faculty. Yes, Mr. Stevens is truly a competent executive of our play. I , . sie? fhf? MISSFRY The entire production crew wishes to welcome a newcomer to our list of directors. Miss Fry, the new Dean of Girls, is ably fitted for her new posi- tion. Among her duties here are Advisor to Friend- ship, caring for absences and tarcliness, and advisor to the senior classes. Take your curtain call, Miss Fry. It ls a job well done. id f . 5 K Sf GRETCHEN PRATT MARION CLAYTON EVA DUTROW R'9lll'm Secretary Bookshop Manager

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. tw? A. G. HEITMAN The leading producer is known as Pop to most of the stars. Without him the stage machinery would never have ruin so smoothly and efficiently as it has in the past. He is always will- ing to advise or discuss with anyone any question or problem that arises. He is admired for his interest in student affairs, which in all cases is either equal to or more than that of the students concerned. His sense of humor and good sportsmanship will be memories that will linger forever. The name of Pop is synonymous with that of the Castle. One of his duties that ls seldom considered is that of signing diplomas and presenting them to the graduating classes. In conferences with his faculty and students, Mr. Heitman has been noted for his sincerety and unprediudiced consideration of suggestions for improving the Castle. Stand and take a bow, Mr. Heitman. The applause is tmmendous! MR. IOHNSON To aid Mr. A. G. Pop Heitman we have Mr. W. Iohnson, the assistant principal of Central. Formerly, as teacher and Dean of Boys, he gave us all the opportunity to know him and realize his excellent qualities and willingness to help everyone. At his new position we find him, as always, busy working to further and better the school. Mr. Iohnson has many and various duties which he fulfills, one of which is the advising of Student Council. He ls constantly working hand in hand with the student body and enjoys guiding and working with them. This outstanding fig- ure of our Castle is understanding, is efficient, and possesses an excellent sense of humor. He is truly a well-rounded individual striving to make Central the best school in the land. Yes, capa- bility and competence go with Mr. Iohnson, one of the foremost directors of our i950 production. ,12-

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RAY A. ALLEN Iowa State College Athletics, Industrial 'N , Iowa State Teachers, B. S. MADGE BANKS Stout Institute Iowa State College, B. S. Industrial s ARTHUR N. AMUNDSON Augsbury College, B. gg . science 9 C. 'Tr Q W. QM A. University oi Minnesota, M. A. VERA BANKS University of South Dakota, B. A. English 'Shay W' HERROLD ASMUSSEN is Morningside College, B. A. ! Yosemite Field School ,nun 7 of Natural History Q I University of Southern California Science DORA BALDWIN Home Economics IULIA BARKER Duluth State Teachers, B. E. University of Minnesota University of Wisconsin English Iowa State Teachers, B. A. Columbia University, B. S. NELLE E. BARNES Morningside College, B. A. Denver University University of South Dakota English 14-