Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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MR. LEONARD GAG- f,D,6-faf, fx 4 C-c'Li, - iffgfc? .17 fy!! C fl 1' C' XC Z-JZ. 5,9 Q cg 2 PC-' Q PLL U D MR. JACK W. BALD- WIN - World History Committees: Safety, Guidance Council Club: Sports: Coach Football, Baseball Basketball facilities. MISS GLADYS CHAT- MAN - American His- YOYYJ Comm.: Safety, Student Social, Judge Fesler Award, Wel- fare Fund: Advisor: Girls' Club ff, LL' -H gf X' ,Z CZ' f'7 771--W X Freedom is a precious part of our lives. In world history we learned how generations acquired it and also how some of them lost it. American history retold the glorious past of our country and classes in problems of democracy showed us the mechanisms of our government. The guidance department helped us to measure our abilities and determine our special interests. If we decided to further our education we found much help from the department through personal interviews and the use of catalogues from America's colleges and universities. ,. - r NON - Commercial Geography Commit ees A s s e m b School Health Coun cll Guidance Coun I Advisor Audio V sual Educo on lChr I Club ro :ectlonlsts and Sound System Operators NW Q MR. MAX HOUGH- TON Problems of Democracy and So ciology Committee Safety lChrl Club lzaac Walton M R . J O H N M SWAIN - Physical Ed ucation: Committee: School Health Coun cil: C I u b s : Boys' Sports, lzaac Wal- Ion. MR. JOHN VUCINO- VICH - World Hist.: Committees: Eligibi- lity, School Health: Boys' Sports C I u b: Head Coach: Foot- ball, Hockey: Ass't Coach: Track M I S S HENRIETTA PEACHA - American History: Comm.: Wel- fare: Advisor: Stu- dent Council, H all Monitors, Cafe Man- agers, School Supply Store, Sale of Class Rings 11:46 MR. JAMES HAST INGS-World History: Committee: S o cial Activities Faculty, Clubs: lzaac Walton, Study: Coach: Bas- ketball 4 MRS. MARY LEWE- RENZ - Am. History: Co mm.: Assembly, Eligibility: Advisor: Debate, National Fo- rensic League: Club: Public Speaking time madman MISS MAYBELLE H O Y T - Ameri- can History: Com- mittee: National H o n o r Society: Advisor: Student Council, E t h i c s Committee.

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G uid ance Council, , , M A f. -l Lo' 1 ' Lof ' .L,C l C iff! X' T 5 , , I l fx' , f ' ' ,f , 4 ' ff f I , .R ff' if..- .rife fn LG- L 5, -it .- . , V ,f -, ,K .,. ,' , X , -cg t 1 . if ff t ow if 1 - , 1 , 1 cc' - 4 X 1' '--5 rl U A. gf ci-'C cf' ZKO 1 1 1 L lK'L' 1 L 1' L, V L We had a choice of French, in our language depart ment. f W,-if-4 German, Latin, or Spanish Boys, as well as girls, were physical education. This included sports. ln health classes we learned how to care for our bodies. The general health of all was the department taken care of by the school nurse. Special help was given to students with speech difficulty, poor vision, and poor hearing in a room specially equipped for this purpose. ,. MR. F. W, HART - Physical Education: Committee: School Health Council, MISS E.M. B L O OMGREN - Physical Educa- tion, Committees: Scho-ol Health Council, Social Activities lChr.J , Advisor: Cheer- leaders. Clubs: Boys' Sports, Ski. MR. ROBERT S. VAN K L E E K - Guidance Director, Committees: S o cial Activities, Guidance Co u n c il lChr.l, Advisor: Allied Youth, Hi-Y taught the fundamentals of both team and individual MRS. B. J. PEARSON - Physical Education, C o m mittees: Eligi- bility, Social Activi- ties, Welfare, Guid- ance Council, School Health lChr.l, Ad- visor: Cheerleaders, Clubs: Sports, Girls Swimming. MISS EVELYN TOTZ- KE - English and German, Committee: Club: Careers. MRS. ANN GOWAN - Sight Saving, Com- m i t t e e: Guidance Council. Mme ta dam ' ry: MR. J O S E P H M. SOHA - Latin and Spanish, Committee: MRS. BEVERLY P. MUSKAT-French, Committee: S o cial Activities, Advisor: Zenith, Zenith Club. G U i d Once Council: R. Audette uses the Clubs: Spanish, Siudy. W 1 53. M I S S MARGRETHE SKOGEN - N u r s e, Committee: School Health Council. XX

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First came typing and bookkeeping for those interested in business. After mastering these fundamentals, the studies included Gregg and Thomas shorthand, filing, and second year bookkeeping. This training helped us to carry on the many business transactions of our school. Central graduates prove to be excellent drivers after taking the course offered in drivers training. Q73 MR WALTER J GARVUE Book keeping Commit tees Eligibility Social Activities Guidance Council Clubs: Pep Study Athletic Director Golf Coach. M I S S ETHEL HAN- SON - Shorthand and Typing: Com- mittees: A w a r d s , Faculty Flower Fund. M I S S M A B E L E. RICHARDS - Short- hand and Typing: Committees: Flower, IC h r . I, Eligibility, S o c i 0 I Activities: C I u b s : Art and Needle, Study. 3 - .- EQ MRS. C E A L JOHN- SON - Secretary. I MISS ALICE JOHN- SON - Secretary. D. Zelt prepares a tasty MR JEROME MAR SOLEK Shorthand and Typing Commit M I S S PRUDENCIA VAILLENCOURT - Secreta ry. tee Essay and Ora P cal C o n t e sts Club lzaac Walton ,Y if A 1 p I 5 7 iii: 'g-.rf vi- I . La . ri MR. FRANK TUSZKA - Office Practice. 'ca eecwafr MR. W. S. SHIMMIN - Typing: Committee: Safety: Club: Travel. wow . . . MR. SIDNEY SKIN NER - Drivers' Train ing.