Central High School - Helios Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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Mr. Henry Ludwick Mr. Ludwick, the assistant principal of Central, is directly responsible to the principal and has charge of the building during the principal's absence. He gives special attention to the Junior High School Activity Program. Supervision of evening activities and direction of monthly fire drills are among the other duties ably performed by the assistant princi- pal. Mr. Ludwick's service as general adviser in the student participation programs has been very much appreciated. v' -Xw,.- -- f--. Y- M. on., Ns.- Miss Marion Campbell One of the most important positions in the school is that ot student personnel director. The duties which this job includes are performed by Central's Miss Campbell. Her strong and steadying guidance has served not only as an aid but as an inspiration to many students. Her kindly perseverance and patience are unexcelled, and her opinions are re- spected by students and teachers alike. Everyone at Central is grateful to her for her efforts unceasing. 9

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ll'n'n' I KIIIV COUNFV .,f.1.I1.l.t2t1tL1,...l,1.2.5x :?s!s2Z's:LfiliUS it Ss.. xs 'Qm I' Mr. Samuel R. Upton The principal, Mr. Upton, has served Central High School faithfully for twenty-eight years. During this time he has assumed full responsibility for the or- derly operation of the school. Each semester he makes out the schedule of classes. He also has charge of the school's inter-scholastic athletic pro- gram. Maintaining proper community relationships and supervising the conditions of the school are also his responsibilities. Mr. Upton's relationships with the students have been based on a friendly and helpful attitude. cf! Y .-

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Mrs. Phyllis Woodlock Mrs. Woodlock is a pleasant, thoughtful, and understanding administrator. She is known for her good judgment and her wise decisions. She fulfills her duties by doing all in her power to keep students in school. She contacts parents and students and tries especially hard in getting students to want to stay in school. She takes pride in her work and de- serves the best co-operation possible. Office Staff The Ottice Stat? is composed of several clerks who carry out assignments for the principal, the assistant principal, and the personnel director. They also serve the teachers by mimeographing tests and daily work, and twice a year they work on figuring the average of candidates for membership in the National Honor Society. Writing the record notices and keeping the records of all the students in the school are among their other duties. JJ,- 12' Nancy Slkkema Wilma Siekman