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

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Plzysieal Edztea tion Department Mrs. Bernice Ihlenfeld, B.A., Chairman. Mr. Joe Teie, B.A. Mrs. Verna Blood, B.S. Mr. Glenn Melvey, B.S., M.A. Seated-Ihlenfeld. Standing-Teie, Blood, Melvey. Home Eeononziey Department Miss Katherine Rowlands, B.S., Chairman. Miss Mary Pfeffer, B.S. Exgluecn We heartily agree with the Greeks, who wanted a sound mind in a sound body . Sound bodies are built under the wellfdeveloped athletic program. Various activities, such as swimming, basketball, volleyball, soccer, golf, tennis, dancing, and a wellfrounded intramural program, are offered to the students. Teaching the girls are Mrs. Ihlenfeld, who also advises G. A. C., and Mrs. Blood, Pep Club adviser. Mr. Melvey, swimming team coach, and Mr. Teie, B squad basketball coach, direct the boys in their athletics. The way to a man's heart is through his stomach , and many girls are learning to End that way in the cooking and sewing classes taught by Miss Rowlands and Miss Pfeffer. Miss Rowlands has the job of seeing that the cafeteria turns out a good meal every day, and Miss Pfeffer keeps very busy with the active F. H. A. Club. Rowlands, Pfeffcr,

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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

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Commercial Department Mr. Earl Nygaard, B.A., Chairman Mr. Arthur Nelson, B.A., M.A. Mr. Raymond Krueger, B.A. Mr. Francis Galvin, B.S. Mrs. Lillian Anderson, B.S. Seated- Nygaard. Standing -Nelson. Krueger, Galvin. Anderson Training our future businessmen and women is the job of the Commercial Departf ment. Business arithmetic is handled by Mr. Galvin and Mr. Nygaard. Mr. Nelson and Mrs. Anderson instruct the future typists and stenographers. Mr. Krueger informs us of the legal aspects and problems which one may encounter in the business world. The Cooperative Education division is under the guidance of Mr. Krueger. The able adviser of the Cynosure Annual is Mr. Nelson. The art of working with one's hands is taught by the Industrial Arts Department. Mr. Skonnord teaches the boys how to make useful things from wood. Mr. Rice is in charge of the metal shop. Printing, a valuable trade, is taught by Mr. Meliiie. Iviechanical Drawing is handled by Mr. Skonnord and Mr. Rice. Advising the business end of the Cynosure Annual is Mr. Skonnord. Mr. Meliiie helps with the printing of the Cynosure BifWeekly. Seated Skoniiord. Standing IVIel1ne.Rice, D Iadastrzal Arts Department Mr, Theodore Skonnord, B.S., M.A., Chairman. Mr. Bud Meliiie, B.S. Mr. Henry Rice, B.S. 'Nlnxrrumi