Central High School - Cehisean Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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'fill Our Senior Class Advisor gait, . f ,--, K lg- L KX M, ,, MR. FRED PETING merely letting us resolve them ourselves. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 5 s A From Left to Right: BILL BROWN, President, PATTI MONICK, Publicity, KAREN ECKHOLM, Vice President JIM WYATT, Treasurer, KATHY KRYEWINSKE, Secretary. The duties of the senior officers are many and varied. lt is the iob of our pub- licity chairman, Pat Monick, to publicize the senior activities and their meetings. lt is .lim Wyatt's duty as treasurer to see that all the senior dues are collected and that the receipts and expenditures balance. The iob of secretary, Kathy Kryewinske, is to take minutes at various meetings and to partake in the correspondence to various companies that the seniors will come in contact with during the year. As vice-president, Karen Ekholm's chief concern this year is the class trip to Washing- ton and New York. The duty of president is an endless iob. To Bill Brown it is the conducting of meetings, giving the address at commencement and hundreds of other things too numerous to mention. if Mr. Peting is more than an advisor, more than a teacher. He is a friend who resolves our problems by