Central High School - Scarlet Feather Yearbook (Red Wing, MN)

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ADMINISTRATION Liet Harbo Takes Over Principal Voxland Directs As New Superintendent Activities at Red Wing High t Seated above in his newly equipped office is Mr. L. S. Harbo, just completing his first year as superintendent of the Bed Xltfing public schools. At his side is his secretary, Miss Margaret Grail, awaiting his approval for a letter to be sent out. Mr. Harbo carrie to Bed Xltling with his wife and four daughters from Litchfield, Minnesota, where he headed the school system for four years. The start of his career in the field of education took place at Staples, Minne- sota, where he served as athletic director. After that he became superintendent of schools in Osakis and also at Parkers Prairie. SCHOOL BOARD Y . . II- sv IIII. ,Im 'I I-I. Q 5 L1 I Completing his third year as principal is Mr. Melvin Voxland shown above dice Iating to his secretary, Miss Shirley Sorenv son. Miss Sorenson filled the vacancy made by Miss Graff who became the secretary of Superintendent I-larbo upon the resignation ot Barbara I-lemingson. Besides being active within the school and promoting many different activities, Mr. Voxland also took a very prominent part in the Big Nine festivities. He served on a committee evaluating St. Cloud high school and also attended a convention in Chicago of the North Central Association where he Was on a reviewing committee. II I I I II II I Illl I Xll,l.,NIllX,KlI.t,l,I14IxwvtI,Nils.Irlrlln-.XI1IleIsIIII,XII.ll.lI.II II ll II I XXII ll II IIIII XII I XXllllXll lllxlll III11 uix I II XXlIllXXIlllYI XI tt llll sit' I'. tr, 'V QI, , Iwli It 1 A Q ', y tx' It I AI.-II XXIII: IlI:lI Swli-I I, llwsr- vIIIxIfIIs Iwlfi-I'w'IIt tlif- I.IXI'21Y l'F I III-xv IIII- .XIIII'I'it:III wry' is IIII- Irvs! . . , t'I'+-t- wliifutifvri IMI' zill. -..t1 . '. 2, . II 'z ' 's s II If-II' :I il 2 - 4' If- mt who, lltllllin' :I pzirt 'It' the I-Iw-se-nt wlwlrl sItII:ItitIII. still

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W Zgafff Ill MEMURIAM AWN ANN NHUT4 Puulme Ann Shotolcx, member Of the seruor class of Red W1nq Hlqh School was born October 28 1923 cmd d1ed October 29 1941 Puulme, who was cxmbmous ef' erqehc cmd profoundly smcere was held m hgh esteem by iho faculty cmd student body of ihe h1qh school She was V1C9pf9S1dGI'1t of the Book cmd Travel Club m her TUDIOI year and also CI member of the Home Ec Club Her pcrssmq IS ci loss to the hugh school as Well as CI qrgcxt loss to the class of 1Q42 16B wir- 1 ?' l CHRISTOPHER WIGGENS Ll u ll n 1 nm 4 horns 'lm IP Ill 1 H4 Ill 4 . X O PAUL VIILCOX xx 1 's Xiu-X11 4 N n,, HX! X lllx X 11 K nm mn I lx he um. x llh u 1 1 If x 114 1 I lln t1lfT1t OMILTON WIIIMEEHI-X1 futnn fthr 1 t xx hxslu th N 1 mem u 4 1 nlenl U ll I I IHUTII u lt 'N XS Q ,.ht 4 119 O WII-BUR W NBLAD the the! lt f 180 pl ned bww 1 I N rllp 1 ll 1 11 0 JAYNE WOODERS 11 I htm U4 N x HM I 1slT!,L O PEGGY WOODS s . Q mm rl 1 4 1 x w S 1 lun 'nl N ' N H ,.,r 1 a S11 4-' N R , in -. 1 e Xlux 0.111 I4 an num lm 11 xll 0 JANICE NEIGO xx lx tn 1 lllnl I ll 1 4 -,N Nkls in 1 1 1 311 1 lll'l N' H 1 N 1 Il 1 m1 4 mlsnt lIl l4 4 N In N' gm ll S tu 1 I4 xx IN x 1 4 uhm SENICRS LOCK BACK The semor class headed by Wllbur Oberq may now look back upon the four successful YGCITQ of them hugh school CCI reer Durmq th1s Mme We have staged two plays our Jumor class play Mun B1tes Doq and fh1S year Three Come-red Moon We shall never forget our Iumor Prom cmd our successful Gay N1I1Gf19S seruor dcmce Whlle we were m hlqh school we were very fortunate to fol low our team to the state bam ketbcrll tournament two years m successwn only to be nosed out IH the fmcrls both years Th1S year 152 semors re celved them chplomas at Com mencement, May 29 as com pared to only 141 of last year Rev Meliord Knutson qove the Baccalaureate address May 24 cmd was CISS1Sf9d by Rev Maumee Wessmcxn The Graduate Looks at HIS World was the TODIC of Edqcrr Doudnu as he addressed ihe semors QT Commencement Mr Doudncf IS Secretary cmd D1 rector of the Board of Regents of Normal Schools at MGd1SOP 'Wxsconsm The hlqh school band played and the A CGD pella Choxr scmq Crt the exer uses The other semor class ofhcers were Lowell Anderson, vxce pres1dent, Norma Kolberq, sec retczry, and Elcune Elde, treas urer ,A y 5'-f an ' A Vu- . V M I - 'Y 1 f Q' . '11 V, W gr- Q if ' 1 . ,.., 1, 1' f, ,Q .4-. 'Lib-i ,fm-2,xx1L:, '. fa, , JI. P- 'H f if t-'W ' ' ' ' ': l - grzuluul' mn. utiu will he an loss t' sl' the tf- 'S In-lmmuwl In tl - Hnmmu Iilllllviil :ml '51 ' ' I--um. Ill-Y, Ilunel, I I 1 tl .lflfs Iran: 'S 'W IB l'12lY1- 1 'I A T' '- if Hvtf-t, l'l h's h4 I hy is ph t ni- Ill j Ill V' li hy :ml his glans urs- tw gn ull In wz1.' El 111-mhe-1' ut' th- Sv ' ' lik-X. in A5 ,-4,111.34-V . -4 5 gy,-um xml-ps, Nh' 'us, :xml All sn-1111. gi V ,- lr:-:1.'111'4-r ul' Ihr- Hamel, se-rve-ml un the- Vluh. Sh- mum- he-rv frm I! tllvnlzx- If 'V viz . . l'Hlllll'il :ml sa f' in the- . F l'lwx'y-l'l zxsfk High Sc-1 1 in Mary- ,f l'ing1fu1's- , Y' plzljf-al in tl - nr- 1111 , IN-u:gy'.' hul hy, url, vlziilnf :lll f ' 1-In-straw :md wus il n1e-mln-1' of thf- he-I' spun- lima 0 ELAYNE WRIGHT 5 I ' '5 WA'7'7 'L . r '- 1- Ulul, 1 I Hi-Y. Hz- Y1I'1.'t'l1 wi ff- I v Cl 111-20 U' fl1 Whf'Y' hp ' the- Math Vluh, In whivh hw 1 'n-41. ml1. ':11 luwwl:-fhzv. l'll2i3'IN' ln-1m1:l1'4' x :1 lzllk n ux'izt'nn, tl - fin-l-1 IH lh, IPFIIIH 1 l'I'-U 311114. WHV UW xl ' Al 14- pe s - Hr. Uh wus lui: ist. wus xn th . :if I 'Q S 'lr-'1 TEA U' 1 'an A l' L' 'il. S111 L 1' 'il 2 1 tl ' hull te-um, ll12.'Y'4I un thn- zu '- all Sl'2ll'lPt V1-zxtlwx' .' 4 ff. tw-um, wax: I 11' of th - RXY Vlul, ZIG '2 U 2 S H' V' fun' Sll f I' um-il, 'l'1'z1ff Squzul, Hi-Y, in-V '1a:.', il 1ihl':nV5' z1.':','t: t znl ll :nl hull 'l r, M'l fllff h- 1114111 - ' ul' th- Nut' 1:11 llonnr .H - mi fav to ww ,Q-94 4-' -ty, .Izu also he-1mp:1-41 tu tl - I , - u ' vu-1-as aim fr Girls' G14-41 l'luh, Ne-1-dll AN, 2 1 th' Ihr- fm lhzlll tf1zlm:1.' aj ssl' f- St X l'+ fil. Sh- 621112 ' 'U hull. XYZ S vivo lun-sidont ni' thx- jllnim' l'l 'lIS, H - HMS Pina ' rc- . tmvk vluss 111111 41 Hlvlllllvl' ul' th- INN' l'1uh lwzxrt in WI 111 .X I.it'e u xl 'zu xtvn- znml Ili-Y. Cr also wvnt nut fm' 1lQ1l'2llbll4'l' for th- uthll-li' 111-112 ' 'Hi Irzu-k :ml pl: 1s th gn In SI nut uftn-1' ir. her sn-nim' 3 '1lV- i M1 , 1',xl'1.lxlc . .' ' mx - ' ' - , ' . . r , ' ' H , A VI I fl ' ' ' , 11 . , H , . I ' I V 1, 1 f . t , . - ' I ' I I I H . . H . . 1 ,, - 1,

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1 . 1' ' . 4' Q ' .rf , V . . , f , EW TEACHERS INVMIE CENTRAL The past year has seen many new teach ers rep ace former faculty members who have left Red W1ng for other pos1t1ons MISS Leona Knesel and Mr Kenneth Wh1flHq took over the comm rc1al depart ment and are shown 1n the top D1ClUT9 below 1v1ng potnters to Emogene Cater and Wes ley Swanson two beg1nn1ng lyp1SlS At the beg1nn1ng of ll'11S year Mr Berrne Page took charge of the boys Phys1cal Edu cat1on department formerly headed by Mr lew1s Hess Mr Hess was granted a leave of absence to further l'1lS tra1n1ng at Columb1a Un1vers1ty and later 1n the year he tendered h1S res1gnat1on At the end of the f1fSl semes ter Mr Page entered the U S Mar1nes He IS shown below talkmg to MISS V1rg1n1a Robb new g1rls Phys1cal Educat1on d1F9ClOI Prcxct5e Mak s PeRFWT 9 7 Phy Ed rn Defense Program H2 S Hold Your Nose 7 Welcome New Teachers! rooms IS that of Mr Bemamm Dunstan chem1 try and phys1cs 1nstructor He 1S shown ID the f1rst p1cture above ex pla1n1ng a demonstrauon to Mary lou Gustafson and lack Fr1edr1ch two chem1stry students Mr Dunstan took the pos1t1ons formerly held by Mr Clarence Boeck and Mr Lawrence G1bSOH Welccmmg a few cf the new teach ers IS MISS Rosahe Youngilahl h ad of the teachers tra1n1ng departm nt shown IH the p1cture d1rectly above Conversmg w1th her 1S the new general c1er1c teacher Mr Robert Ctto Also on the welcom1ng comm1ttee are M1ss Stacy Olson and Mr D K LGWIS b1 ology and general sc1ence 1nstructors respect1vely greet1ng M155 Mary Schm1tt who 1n lanuary assumed the pos1t1or1 of art 1nstructor L .. Q , - , . Another new face seen in the class 's ' ' . , ' ' ' , e I V 1