Superior High School - Lacedaemon Yearbook (Superior, WI)

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MJSS 7'-5. V9 C har In. HJQX U1 f O A .. Mig mlg B ardo '7 flurhttfrt Ch Conley gc-ts more light on the subject 10 S8517 . I 'mu HfVien learn when they teach H Deng. Ive U1 Ood SQQ, .P ,ber ends Day begins in German - Mrs. Robinson Recognition ought to be paid To Superior teachers who have slaved In order to obtain a higher degree, A worthy accomplishment, we must agree. In Central High, we're proud to know, For evidence does clearly show, That Masters degrees number twentyetwo One doCtor's degree is among these, too. I Oo

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Administration 'Q', is Working incessantly at their many du- ties, Miss Iohnston and Miss Molenda, secretaries to Mr, Rothwell, perform numerous tasks vital to life at Central high school. Miss lohnston handles transcriptive records, correspondence, and budgets, Miss Molenda reports to the board ol education, makes out stu- dent programs, and keeps attendance records. Their friendly advice to stu- dents niakes them well and favorably known throughout the entire school. 9 Miss Molcinda sf rv. 'W A ln addition to maintaining discipline and promoting regularity ot attendance, Centrals two deans are always ready, willing, and able to assist students in need ot help. Miss Rasmussen and Mr. Stelfens carry out their duties as deans in such a way as to win the respect of the fellows and girls enrolled in Central. Their sympathetic advice and guidance are constantly available to everyone who has a ditticult problem to solve, and each individual problem is treated with utmost intelligence and confidence. vw- 'V' 4' ' Q fr

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