Central High School - Optimist Yearbook (Crookston, MN)

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. H Kohl Pr1'nC1'pc1l, Senior Hzkifz School Uno of thc uutstzmcliiig projccts mi this j't'Il1 S sclicrlulc is Mr. lsluhl's l1llClL'l'lZllilllQ of gtiiclmicn' vvork with thc seniors. 'llhc p1'ug1'z11ii Consists of lccturcs hy luczil lmusincss nicng x'm':1timizll :mcl profcssimizll iiivciitmy tvstsl pcrsmizll CHlll.l'l'- cnccs with Stl1llCllYS1 l':IlSf0l' cliipluyiiic-nt vvc-vlq, during which flllfty-i0l'Il' seniors were 0llllJlt15'01l by Cimukstoii firms: and Collc-gc Day, wht-11 stu- clcnts hzicl :ui opporttmity to ititcrvivw collcgc reln'csciit:1tivc-s :incl rt iiumlmct' of local ti':ulcspcm+- plc. 'llhc results of cinploymcnt wa-ck lmvc' lm-11 gmtifying both from :tn cxplu1':ltm'y :mglc :mtl fm' thc pussihilitivs clcvclopcfl for futurc part- timc :tml full-timv Cll1lilllyl110l1t. 'llhc lirst mllcgc clay has hccu 11 nutcvvrwtliy succcss with :1 cun- siclcrzthlc nunilmci' of parents :is wt-ll :ts sturlc-nts prcsc-ut froni suiioumling towns. It is the aim of thc Cnmltstuii Scliuuls, tlirmmgli thcsv :mtl UtllC1' mczuis, to ilmkc thv vrlu- Czitimi of Cach Chilrl :ls 4-lifvctivc :mtl pi':1ctia':1l :ts possilmlc. 'abc '-Q7 fflduffi c'6 'f 'f-C- '5 Zi-! Lf-Q',Uf+ff '4 ' I ' N , -1 , ' ff -' 1 .. I--e ,1Q4..,A,1 9 JM--4' '-My CLS' ' 4' 4' 1 -V so -.L 4 V, V A , s, L. L. Lundberg Principczl, funior Higlz School hi that liistury of crliiczttimml institutirms thc junim' high scliuul is Il lzttc- rlc-x'clo1m1c'11t. lts pur- pusv is tu ollci' Z1 rich :tml vzlriccl 171'llgl'Zllll of stumlics vvlic-1'c'. hy :1 p1'ucvss of trying out, thc stuflciit lllilj' Ihicl the lilws of work in which hc is must iiitc-iwstn-cl :tml fm' which hc has thc gwzttcst Zlllilfllflh 'l'hc' zivtivity lJl'tlg1'Zllll, which incluclcs lumu- rumn guiclzinvcg stucly, liuhhy :md 1'c'Qi'cz1- titmztl cluhs: :mtl zuirliturium pmgrzuiis of lmuth thc c-titwtztiliiiic-lit :tml llllplbfllllltlllll typos. spun- sorccl hy thc- humc mimi, clulm, Class, :tml other urgztiiizzttimis, is g'cm'1':1lly luhlqccl upmi :ls imc of thc must vzlluzthlv instrumcnts hy 111021115 of which sturlt-nt intcrcfsts :irc cliscovcrcrl zuicl clcvclupccl. Sinai its succcss is lzwgcly clcpcmlcut upon sin- cvrc- intcrc-st zmcl cuupciwitimi, tc-zicllcrs will nccrl In lwcmiic iticn-zisiiigly zlcquzlintcfl with thc cun- tc-nts :mtl syiiquitlic-tin' towzircl thc aims of this pmgrzuii. I 1 01

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. M l'V?k7 Q Superin tcndcnt 1 i Frequently the superintenclent of a high school is nn official who seems to he very remotely connected with the student hotly. 'llhis year, however. Mr. lYikre has mzulc us especially aware of his prescncc hy the introcluction of new inethocls of teaching to the school. llc has hzul :is his olmjectivc for the yezu' the furthering of modern progressive trencls in Croolqston lligh School. uncl to accomplish this :lim he organized :1 series of meetings for junior and senior high school teachers. llere cliscussions are helcl upon some specific problem which the teacher may en- counter. Discussions are letl hy :1 sclectecl teacher who not only lectures on the problem hut suggests I1 solution in the modern way. Both the students :incl the teachers feel that, as a result of these meetings, there has been brought about Il more perfectly organized classroom. Mr. XVik1'e has been superintenclent of our school for only two years, lmut he has alreacly estzilmlishecl zm excellent reputation for efiiciency among lmoth the school personnel :intl the people of the community. E91

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