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

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William Biggam M . A .Industrial Arts Reynold Christensen B. E. Instrumental Music qw- 4'4 f X .J Angeline Calkins B. S. Physical Edu- cation, Health Harvey Da nkers Veterans Agricul- tural Training Pro- gram. Nima Fogelberg C. Richard Forsline B.S.Home Econom- B. S. Agriculture ics. - . K A av 1' , 1 V . . i A' ' f, ' .-. K . . M . , . , . .. A , . X . r ' ' '. P a , ,J . - -1 i . ..:' ' . lg , 'L ., , s .f t 4 . .?' ', , ,f .- l ' .- u v A v N , w . 1 x Y xx X X I., A. EX 191 b a k f L x AWN lx li wht -lv 'RAN NX by T X Q lit U V xx V-XP X ug K K v X X I lg Carl Sutherland and Reynold Christensen dis- cuss a particular set-up, dealing with concert pro- grams, with Robert Ander- SOI1. 499 Mary Campion B. A. Social, English Gayle Erickson B.A. French, Math- ematics .. 4: J Y 1 .js 2 xg 13, i. xx .,. Agnes Freij B . A . Bookkeeping, Typing. 1 Alice Chrisinger B.E. Social, English Russell Fechter B. S. Science, Ele- mentary Physical Education X ..::. a Ralph Galchutt B.S . Science B . S . English, Social Jessie Christensen M. A. English .1 is 4 'i', 'ff' Q Ai- , 5, Amanda Florness Royal Hayden M. S. Vocational C oordina tor

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Faculty We all teach and learn all of our lives. Teaching is not confined to parents and to professional teachers. In every business and industry, there are learners and teachers. Wherever there are beginners and experts, young and old, there is some kind of learning going on, and some sort of teaching. The best known kind of teaching, and the most highly organized is pre- sent inthe public school system. This is made possible through the profes- sional and academic training of in- dividuals. All of Central's teachers have achieved this training with a bachelors degree and many have ad- ditional training and higher degrees. In their daily work with the stu- dents, they have exercised the pa- tience, and offered the understanding, necessary in teaching. Enjoying a few min- utes of relaxation in the innersanctum during a busy day are Maurice Wohler, Robert Wallace, Ralph Galchutt and Myron Smith. This favorite smoker is located in the basement of the Central Building. lnthe classroom, Central's teach- ers have striven to make clear the knowledge and skills of the subject which they are teaching. At the same time, all of Central's students have become aware of the high sense of responsibility that they have encountered in the teachers of the school. This responsibility is shown by the efforts that each teacher has made in an attempt to do the best for each individual student at Central. The responsibility has also been shown by the many long hours put in while preparing for classes and co-curricu- lur activities. The students believe that the teachers enjoy their work at Central, not only in their classrooms and s, but also of relaxation. extra-curricular acti in their few moments ,415 J li , w,,'C'i Q2 .i ' , Myrtle Anderson Robert Anderson Laura Bakke Richmond Banks Lavem Benson M.A.Eng1ish, Social B. S. Art B. A. Mathematics M.A. Guidance Di- M. A. Mathematics rector Eight

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- it aaa A 4 Af Ieannene Hann B. S. Speech Clini- cian .lay Lockerby M. A . Industrial Arts The ladies of the in- dustrial building, Ange- line Calkins, Nima Fogel- berg, Agnes Freij, Joan Sivinski, and Jean Loy, are shown in the living room of the Home Eco- nomics department dis- cussing the previous evening's basketball game. Thora l-loghaug B. A. Social Jean Loy B .A . Home Econom- ics Rowe Million M.A . Speech, Social . I , a.Fa, ivg. . ...-l,,- - Q f .,,- , L ' 5 K -az -i .- .mg Milton Hosking B. Ed. English A4 Richard Lundquist B. A. Social l Edward Murphy M. A. Chemistry Psychology Ten . .1 fn Q! Jean Hughes Juneau Johnson B. A. English B.Ed. Science Florence McBride Vernon Miller B. A. English B. Ed. Mathematics Louis Ode M. A. Occupational Relations