Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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 SUPERINTENDENT NOBLE B. SCHOONMAKER STAR COMMANDERS Members of the Graduating Class of Central High School: Your graduation year, 1942, marks one of the most dramatic and momentous years in the history of our country. Naturally, your last months in the Minneapolis schools have been stirring ones. With the United Stales now engaged in a struggle for its existence. high school students face grave responsibilities immediately after their graduation. Some of the young men will soon he serving in our combat units. Some of the young women of the class will be in the Red Cross service. Central High graduates had a glorious record in the last great conflict for democracy. It will be a challenge to your class to maintain those grand traditions. Noble B. Schoonmaker. COMMANDER Noble B. Schoonmaker, acting superintendent of Minneapolis Public Schools, entered the teaching profession in 1911, and the Minneapolis Public School system in 1919. He taught at Bremer Junior High School for two years, after which he served as principal of the (Hen l.ake School for Boys. In 1924 he became principal of Pillsbury School; in 1930 he was elevated to the principalship of Jefler-son Junior High School, and in 1934 became principal of West High. He obtained a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Minnesota in 1923, and is doing advanced work at North Dakota University. THE BOARD Of EDUCATION Starting with the gentleman in the left foreground and proceeding around the table: Mr. Walter Johnson, Mr. Owen Cunningham, Mr. Roy Weir. Mr. Henry Bessesen, Miss Helen Bauman, Dr. Charles Drake, Miss Alma Hccker, Mr. Lynn Thompson. Mr. Noble Schoonmaker, Mr. James Gould.