Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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HOME ECONOMICS Points, points, and more points.Ration books, coupons, and points! Those were definitely daily words in the Home Ec. classes these past years of war. What a time those future housewives had discussing food situations! In spite of wartime shortages,the classes accomplished quite a bil in the way of sewing and cook- ing this season. Concoctions containing a pinch of this and that were thrown together and came out a dainty dish good enough to set before Gener- al Eisenhower. Boy graduates of Home Ec. classes will have training in K. P. similar to that of the boys in service. Paiamas and other articles of clothing were stitched together with few mishaps other than a sewn-in finger or a pricked hand. Wana if G. Kensel, H. Swanson, R. Wainio, W. Winzenburg, R. Rapp of the boys' nutrition class are busy con cocting something delicious-they'll make some girl a wonderful husband. Jaime- cz Miss Rosa M. Taylor and Miss Grace A. Loudon examine the elec- tric mixer,-just one of the new pieces of equipment for ln sewing class, Delores Palm gets her suit skirt evened, following the home economics department. the new fashion trend toward a longer length. lag, gg,1e'm

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W ef zfiemzfowcw, SECRETARIES Are we all out of those little yellow slips? Yes, and the company won't send us any more. There's a paper shortage! The secretaries have their troubles, tool With all the war vets returning to school to be re-enrolled, re-scheduled, and re-entered in school activities the secretaries in the main Central office are kept pretty busy these days. Miss Prudencia Vaillancourt, head secretary, Miss Marlene Zielke, book secretary, and Mrs. Marie Christiansen send out transcripts. Front: J. LeMay, l.. Smith, M. Folland, N. LeRoy, C. Daneiko, C. Hauch, M. Wievig, A. Hayden. Buck: N. Knutson, S. Keil, J. Willows, K. Mac- Donald, A. Stenstrom, H. Abelson, S. Ruppel, D. Johnson, J. Nelson, B. Thompson. Secretaries at desk: Marie Christiansen, Marlene Zielke, and Prudencia Vaillancourt, My goodness, what a lot of people absent lately! Overslept or missed the bus are some of the familiarexcuses heard in lO4. Mr. Talkovich, with the help of his attendance secretary Miss Mary Lou Holmberg and the cadets,efTicientlytakes care of the duties of the attendance oftice. Front: A. Greenblot, Mary Lou Holmberg, secre- tory, R. Pihl, B. Wall, and M. Waisenen. Bock: J. Anderson, J. McRae, L. Usan, R. Dahlberg, D. Campbell, and A. Ponschow. Mrs. Benson's office is the place where students gather for friendly help and advice. With the aid of her able oftice cadets, the blue slips, work permits, and tardiness to class slips are taken care of. N. Welch, J. Paulsrud, G. Jcsperson, P. Polla, G. Reese, R. McKenzie, B. Wesenberg, D. Grand- maison, D. Radford, J. Winks. 30