Rapid City Central High School - Pine Cone Yearbook (Rapid City, SD)

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E. N. COBB Mr. Cobb is head of the Physical Education Department. He teaches Physical Education classes and has been head coach of football, basket- ball and track teams for these 20 years. The team name ot Cobblers is in Mr. Cobb's honor. ua 4, Mr. E. N. Cobb and who are two Veterans on our Senior High faculty. 1940 marks the 20th year in which Mr. Schwentker and Mr. Cobb have served on the faculty. Not only are they the type of teachers who give strength, meaning and power to the educational profession, but they are also loyal supporters of Rapid City High School.

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021125 Class Day Exercises are a part ol the formal exercises oi graduation week. when Seniors give over to the Iuniors. were chosen. Songs were sung ac- :ompanied by an old organ. Mrs. Brennan, a real pioneer of Rapid City, told the student body of her exper- iences when the State of South Dakota :md Rapid City were young and very much Indian. Coincident with fifty years of South Dakota statehood is the graduation this year of the fiftieth senior class from the Rapid City Public Schools. 1 The Seniors are never anxious io climb aboard the train for a return down the scenic Rapid Canyon alter the picnic. P. longer S 'ow fo: Ol 18 Q Hs

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nidute to Ir. O. H. Schwentker During their teaching careers at BCHS hun- dreds of high school pupils have come un- der their guidance. As a result both have won the regard and respect of students and alumni. Their non-partiality, understanding and sympathetic attitude towards everyone, warrants us to dedicate this yearbook to these two very capable instructors. O. H. SCHWENTKER Mr. Schwentker is head of the ln- dustrial Arts Department in which field he has taught since coming to RCI-IS. He now coordinates the In- dustrial Relations part-time courses which were introduced two years ago. The band owes its success to his l2 years of excellent instruction.