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

Page 13 text:

FACULTY

Page 12 text:

0 O O 756 fegiatez 0 BRONCO BUSTERS-FACULTY TRAIL BLAZERS-SENIORS v O HEADIN' for the LAST ROUNDUP-.IUNIORS O THE COWPUNCHERS-SOPHOMORES THE WRANGLERS-SPORTS O TALL TALES-PUBLICATIONS O MUSIC-HOE-DOWN TIME THE BRANDS-ORGANIZATIONS CALICO QUEENS-QUEEN SECTION TRADING POSTS-ADVERTISING X

Page 14 text:

MR. JOHNSON Mr. Johnson has gained popularity at the ranch as assistant foreman to Mr. Heitman. Besides his work at this job, Mr. Johnson is also advisor to Student Council. This takes much of his time and energy, and he is well liked by all members of Student Council for the aid and encouragement he has always given them. Mr. Johnson is usually good humored and friendly, but he objects to people using their voices in loud tones. His favorite meal consists of meat and po- tatoes, and, after this meal, he would like to settle down with a good book on philosophy. MR. HEITMAN The big boss of the old M, and W. is our principal, Mr. Heitman. On his shoulders he has carried the burdens and worries of the school for thirty-five years. His interest and participation in student affairs and his dilligence in Working for the school have long been noted by his students. Pop, as he is known to his pupils, is well liked for his cooperation in handling matters of controversy. No matter what the issue, Mr. Heitman could be counted on to present a fair decision. Everyone of us should realize that it is a big job to run a ranch the size of ours. Also, there are many strays and wild colts that have to be kept in hand. And no one has done the job any better than Foreman, t'Pop' Heit- man.