Fargo Central High School - Cynosure Yearbook (Fargo, ND)

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ETHEL PARKER COMMERCE B. A., Valley City State Teachers' College. PAUL T. NERHUS CHEMISTRY B. A., St. Olaf College, M. S., University of North Dakota. I. P. SCHROEDER HISTORY SOCIAL SCIENCE B. Ed., Illinois State Normal University. D. A. TURNIPSEED MATHEMATICS Ed. B., Southern Illinois State Normal University, M. S., University of Illinois. THEO. VAVRINA FRENCH B. S. E., University of North Dakota, Graduate Fellowship, Charles Uni' versity, Europe. B. C. MAXEY Bioiooy B, S., McKendree College, M. S.. University of Illinois. MARY NOWATZKI CELESTE M. SOWKA HISTORY HOME ECONOMICS B. A., University of North B. S., North Dakota State Dakota. College. ELLA BARBARA MARION BENDER ADDISON ' HISTORY LIBRMUAN B. s., North Dakota sms B. S., University of Minn' College, M. A., Univerf esota. sity of Chicago. MARVIN E. SANDS RICHARD M. STILL PUBLIC SPEAKING PRINTING B. S., University of Ncrth Dakota. .1r ' . :I V V ti F I f rem

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Q. - MARY ALICE BOYLE COMMIZRCIQ B. S., North Dakota State College. IRENE M. BEYER PHYSICAL EDUCATION B. S., North Dakota State College. H. R. BRIDGEFORD MATIIEMATICS FOOTIIALL ANII TRACK COACH II. S., North Dakota State MRS. R. W. OLIVER A. -I. OSTBY ENGLIsII COMMERCE B. S.. North Dakota State B. A., University of Minn College. Bsota. FRANCIS CALVIN HENRY RICE COMMERCE MECHANICAL DRANVING B. S., University of North BASKETBALL COACH Dakota- Bradley Polytechnic Institute C' A- LOWER CLINTON F. HISTORY SCHONBERGER B. A., Macalester College. BIOLOGY B. A., University of North Dakota. wif? PERRY B. FREDERICKS COMMERCE B. S., University of Minn' esnta. ARNOLD F. CECKA ENGLISH JOURNALISM B. S. E., University of North Dakota. G. E. WHITLOCK PHYSICAL EDUCATION B. A., Penn College. College. - ' FQ . . I--vm 'YL ' -Y xgufifje ,.g7T4 i'If-V .f.,-.a... - 31 Ts. IJ. ' . Q5.LII'h5 ia IAQ. -f Fuuriee I

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RUTH WISNAES, R. SUPERVISOR OF SCHOOL NURSES P, E. MICKELSON SUPERVISOR OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION A., Morningside College. MARY D. MAID RUTH I. RAMSTAD SECRETARY 'ro THE PRINCIPAL VISITING TEACITER THE TEACHER The teacher is a prophet! He builds for future time. The teacher is an artist' 7 He molds the personality. The teacher is a builder, Who works in every clime. The teacher is a friend! To whom We owe hdelity. The teacher is a citizen Improving all society. The teacher is a pioneer- Who tries, at last succeeds. The teacher's a believer In mirth and in sobriety- Yet ever standing forth To help us in our needs. -Adapted from The Teacher, N. E. A. journal N B. A., Fargo Collegeg Um versity of Minnesotag Uni versity of North Dakota ,I 'Cain on-Iv .- I,.-wg' , I 1 , ' x -si-A :ml A , I. I'-' lf5Ai!l'5n-74 -- Six!