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

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'Q Art Department Miss Alice Wright. B.A, Sntrru F OFKZLQIZ Language Department Mr. Theodore Vavrina, B.S., M.A Chairman. Mr. Gabriel Kuhn, B.A. Miss Marlyjlowatzki, B.A. .lfdftfff Seated Vavrina. Standing' Stewart, Kuhn, Nowatzki. F. H. S. students get a taste of the foreign element in the French, Spanish, German, and Latin classes. Parlez vous franciasw comes from Mr. Vavrina's classroom. Miss Stewart's Spanish students lift their voices in La Cucarachan. Sprechen Sie Deutsch? query Miss Nowatzkfs German students, the pupils of Mr. Kuhrfs Latin classes are content merely to read Caesar Other activities of these teachers are Tripolitan Club, advised by Mr. Vavrinag Red Cross, directed by Miss Nowatzkig and the Cynosure Bi- Weekly business staff, supervised by Mr. Kuhn. The beautiful Christmas decorations at Fargo High proved the existence of a very active art department under the able leadership of Miss Wright, who also advises the Palette Club. Students can take a course in water color, oils, designing, architecture, or interior decorating. Wright. Miss Nancy Stewart, B.S., Litt. D.

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1 l Englzklz Departmem' Mr. john Howard, B.S., M.A., Chairman. Mr. Gabriel Kuhn, B.A. Miss Marvyl Wheeler, B.S. Mrs. Mae Page, B.A. Miss Dena Eikenes, B.A. Miss jean Witmcr, B.A. Mrs. Mildred Seydel, B.S. Miss Margaret Uthus, B.A. Miss Nancy Stewart, B.S., Litt. D. Seated'-Howard. Standing-Kuhn, Wheeler, Page, Eikencs, Witmer, Scydel, Uthus St wart Under the guidance of the English Department, the students are able to further their knowledge of English grammar, literature, speech, and journalism. These teachers are not content with merely developing our academic nature, many of them engage in guiding our extrafcurricular activities. Journalism is Mr. Howard's specialty, and he advises the Cynosure BifWeekly literary staff. Miss Wheeler pilots the Student Council, Miss Uthus directs our dramatic efforts, Mrs. Seydel advises Harlequin Club, and Miss Eikenes is adviser of the National Honor Society. Mr. Earhart, as head librarian, sees that our library has the newest and best books available. He is assisted by Miss Witmer, who also teaches sophomores. Earhart, Witmer. Miss Jean Witmer, B.A. F4 Library Department Mr. Herbert Earhart, B.S M A Chairman. I

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Social Science Department Mr. Glenn Horlocker, B.A., Chairman. Mr. joe Teie, B.A. Mr. Philip Rognlie, B.A., M.S. Mr. Bernard Legrid, B.A., M.A. Miss Mary Fowler, B.A., M.A. Miss Mary Nowatzki, B.A. Mr. John Benson, B.A., M.A. Seated-Horlocker. Standing--Teie, Rognlie, Legrid, Fowler, Now itzki B n on Keeping us informed on world events, both past and present, is the work of the Social Science Department. World history is taught by Miss Nowatzki and Mr. Benson, who is also assistant debate coach. Teaching American history, a required subject for juniors, are Miss Fowler, Mr. Horlocker, Mr. Teie, and Mr. Rognlie, debate coach. A required subject for seniors is American government, which is taught by Mr. Legrid and Mr. Rognlie. Music, a study that enhances all curricula, is offered either vocally or instrumentally at Fargo High. Mr. Berquist, superintendent of music in the public schools, directs our orchestra. Mr. Morrau has charge of the marching band, concert band, and special wind groups. The vocal department flourishes under the guidance of Mr. Gidmark. These groups give musical programs for P. T. A., play at athletic events, and combine to put on the operetta. Seated- Berquist. Standing' Gidmark,Morrau. H Mr. Howard Berquist B E M M Q Chairman. M.M. Matte Department Mr. Lawrence Gidmirlt B E B M Mr. Ray Morrau, B A M A