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

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Faculty Important in the story of your school life. are the teachers you come in contact with everyday. These people have added much to your knowledge through their teaching skills. Their advice has developed an understanding that will be used in future years Not only do these people show their patience in the classroom, but also their generosity by giving up their leisure hours to advise you in your club activities and chaperon you at various school functions. Now as you look at these familiar and characteristic poses, may you recall these important people in your story. Y' f 'Misc MYRTLE ANDERSON, Social 8. ROBERT ANDERSON, Art. LAVERN BENSON Mathematics WILLIAM Mrs. EVA BROWN, School Nurse. ANGELINE CALKINS

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L. M. Anderson Assistant Principal Miss M. E. Splittstoesser Included among the many duties of Assistant Principal, M. E. Splittstoesser are assisting students in planning their schedules, conducting senior inter- views and signing the numerous attendance slips which pass through her office every day. In addi- tion to these services, her guidance and helpful solutions to student problems make our education easier and more emioyable. Secreto ries Principal L. W. Anderson As the enrollment at Central increases, so do the duties of the administrators. The numerous tasks that make up Principal Leo Anderson's program are no exception. Unknown to most students is his work on problems of administering the school, general super- vision of the high school curriculum, and maintain- ing the rules and regulations of a smoothly operated school. Miss M. E. Splittstoesser Administrative Secretaries The efticient operation of the two administrative oflices is the responsibility of the secretaries. Their competent work helps maintain a smoothly run ad- ministration all year round. Pictured here Left to Right are Mrs. Marjorie Har- der, Vivian Nelson, Secretary to Vocational Depart- ment, Marlene Johnson, Secretary to the Principal, and Mrs. Marion Johnson, Secretary to the Superin- tendent.

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ALICE CHRISINGER, English 7. if -i l A' fit L f.L . E gift m',. I ' st Q tal - I :V fl' V, M T 2, . , I U k,k4 - , - M .-,. V , ' x-VF . r .'V', 9 Lg! g my HARVY DANKERS, Veteron's Agriculture. Mrs. AMANDA DUFF, English 8. 155515 CHRISTENSEN, English IO. REYNOLD CHRISTENSEN, instrumental Music ,f ,,. ll if l gl 'J' ,..s f ' was .. I ' .wi A 1 ' nur'-f Mrs, Popp, Miss Kerling, Miss Jansen relax ot o faculty teo GAYLE ERICKSON, MCTl1ef'f'0YlC5f Ffenfh- RUSSELL FECHTER, Athletics, Science, wr! ft n O n ,- r 1 1 ,M t ,fr x iff? J'