Central High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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iw fo ala Leffer in wrifin ,anal reacbn , MR. J. FRANK MALONE 3 2, IB.A., M.Ed. Principal Clarence Breithaupt has had a big job at OHS as assistant principal for the last five years. Along with aiding Mr. Malone in administrative duties, Mr. Breithaupt checks all records of the faculty members, and helps students to solve their prob- lems. During the fourteen years previous to his present appointment, he served as basketball coach at Central. His best teams played during the years of 1931, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1940, 1945, 1946, and 1951. -15- L Mr. J. Frank Malone. who this year is taking over the reins of leadership as principal, was our as- sistant principal from 1945 until 1951. With these six years of experience, plus a four-year term as principal at a junior high school, he brought a wide background of knowledge which has made him successful in leading us through our initial year as a junior-senior high. Mr. Ma- lone shows a sense of friendliness and approach- ability to students and facultyg he exhibits a true school spirit, for he enthusiastically attends all activities of OHS. MR. CLARENCE BREITHAUPT 3, B.A., M.Ed. Assistant Principal

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.k jdezie are fAe IUQOPL w 0 are La in , Mr. Phil Bennett, Mr. C. B. McCray, Mrs. L. D. Melton, Mr. Jim Wright, vice-president, and Mr. Otto Thompson, president. Members of the Oklahoma City Board of Education, assistants to the superintendent, and directors of education work very hard to provide and equip the buildings, secure the teachers, and plan the diversified program offered to the students of our city schools. Dr. Swanson, who is now in his sixth year as Superintendent of Schools, is Working far be- yond the call of duty in attempting to arrange for our young people the finest education pos- sible. Enthusiastic, untiring, and sincere in his interest in our welfare, he is outspoken in his demands for adequate funds for the schools, and helpful in his attitude toward teachers and students. The efforts of all these fine people on our be- half are deeply and sincerely appreciated. Back Row: Mr. Les Ballard, director of vocational educa- tion, Mr. Merle Burr, assistant superintendent, Dr. Melvin Barnes, assistant superintendent. Front Row: Mr F. R. DR. J. CHESTER SWANSON Born, director of secondary education, formerly principal Superintendent of Schools of Central, Dr. N. L. George, assistant superintendent, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., L.L.D. Mr. Gilbert Robinson, director of personnel. ' -14..

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xlaerience, 5 an pracfice, ldfud hnowgeclge, i MRS. GLADYS BEEN, 3 B.A., M.A., M.Ed. MR. RALPH V. MILLER, 1 B.S., M.B.A. Senior High Girls' Counselor Senior High Boys' Counselor COUNSELORS The counselors' jobs never end. Our advisers are always willing to give us help with our various problems, whether of a personal or of a financial nature, or related to school, jobs, or home situations. These people handle enrollments, keep the students' records of credits, head the staff of the clinic, give vocational guidance, direct the test- ing program, and help students to get and hold jobs. The young people of Central could hardly do without the counselors. They help the school to serve as the students' homes-away-from-home. MRS. JEWEL REEVES, 5 B.A., M.Ed. junior High Girls' Counselor MR. A. J. MARSHALL, 1 B.S., M.S. junior High Boys' Counselor -16-