Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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fAREWELL FLIGHT In January, at the end of the fall semester, Central lost six teachers: from the English department. Miss Gladys Chamberlin, now at Phillips Junior High; from the Science department, Mr. Earl Sweet, now at Southwest High, Miss Evelyn Bruce, transferred to Sheridan Junior High, and Mr. Stanford Strand, assigned to Vocational High; from the Mathematics department. Miss Jennie Phillips, now substituting; and from the Commercial department. Miss Amy Cheney, currently on leave of absence. MR. WALTER RODGERS—Mathematics. University of Minnesota, B.S., Adviser of the All-Central Hi-Y, Adviser Fencing Club. Hobby: reading. For a complete biography of Mr. Rodgers please turn to page 7. ANGLE ACES MR. ANTHONY BURESH- Mathematics, Department Chairman. University of Wisconsin. Ph.B. MISS ELEANOR NICKERSON-Mathematics. University of Chicago, Carlcton College, B.A., Columbia. Hobby: traveling. MISS HANNAH NUTTER Mathematics. University of Minnesota, B.A.E., Treasurer of G.A.A. MR. STANFORD STRAND-Physics, Geometry. Concordia College, B.A., University of Minnesota, Pi Kappa Delta. Hobbies: athletics, reading.

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SKY ARTISTS MISS CONSTANCE TURNER-Art. University of Minnesota, B.S. with distinction, Columbia University, Stone City Art Colony, Stillwater Art Colony, Member Minnesota Artists’ Association; Delta Phi Delta, Adviser of Skylitc Club. Art Adviser of Quest, “A” Senior Adviser. Hobbies: exhibiting, sculpturing, drawing, painting, collecting, reproductions, and doing commercial art work. From March 5 to 16. the Scholastic Magazine sponsored a National Scholastic Art Exhibit to give promising students a chance to display their abilities. Four from Central who received certificates of merit and honor pins were: Douglas Youngquist, “A” sophomore; Phyllis Hirdler, January '42; James Sparrow and Elaine Stellar, “A seniors. Their selections were sent to Pittsburgh to be entered in the national contest in competition for scholarships to art schools and universities. MISS ROSALIA HI RELINE — Art, Sign Shop. University of Iowa, B.A., Chicago Art Institute. Hobby: flower gardening. TRANSLATORS OF THE COVE MISS ESTELLE CONWAY Latin. University of Minnesota, B.A. I-atin Club Adviser. Hobby: words. MRS. ALICE FITZGERALD DRECH-SLER -French. University of Minnesota, B.A., M.A., French Club Adviser and Chairman of International Goodwill Day Committee, Representative of the Foreign Policy Association in Central High. Hobbies: knitting, crocheting, gardening, and cooking. MR. ABSALOM ERDAHL-Scandinavian. St. Olaf, B.A., University of Illinois, M.A., Adviser of Scandinavian Club. Hobby: football. MISS ELLA LISKEY — German. University of Minnesota, B.A., M.A., Adviser of German Club. Hobbies: nature and gardening. 7

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BRUCE—Botany and University of Minnesota, B.S. music, out-of-door activities. MISS ELSIE EDLUND— Botany. University of Minnesota, BA, M.A., Adviser of Botany Club. MR. BYRON EMERSON—Chemistry. University of Minnesota, B.A., Sigma Xi. EXAMINING THE ELEMENTS MISS FRANCES KORISTA Biology. University of Minnesota, B.A., M.A., Adviser of Blue Triangle, Girl Reserves. Hobby: traveling. MR. ROSS PECK — Biology. DePamv University, B.A. Hobby: hunting. MR. HENRY ROHDE—Physics. Depart-ment Chairman. Head of Testing Committee. University of Minnesota, Hamlinc University, Ph.B., University of California. M.A., Counselor to uA, iaB, 12A grades. Faculty Adviser of National I lonor Society. Hobby: travel. MR. EARL SWEET—Physics. University of Minnesota, B.A. in education. Hobby: remodeling houses. 9