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

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Attendance Officer Thelma Motlashed, Attendance Secretary Jone Campau, Head Secretary Eileen Vogt, Secretary Margaret Welmerink, Counseling Secretary Marttia Geelhoed Secretaries And Counselors Undertake Tasks Bob Stob, Charles Sims, Ed Galant, Margaret Feringo A busy day can always be expected by the counselors and office personnel. Office secretaries are provided with much paper work throughout the day, along with carrying out other secretarial duties. The counseling secretary often issues work permits to students and sets up appointments for students to see their counselor. Attendance personnel fill their time by keeping track of students and doing other various tasks. The counselors go over schedules with students and advise them in many things. They are always available to inform students on colleges and scholarships. Stu- dents are urged to see their counselors if they have any school or personal problems. 10

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Assistant Principals Are A Vital Part Of CHS Mr. Wesley Perrin. as Instructional Assistant Prin- cipal, finds he has many tasks to perform each day. He orders classroom m aterials, conducts individual conferences with teachers, and aids students and sub- stitute teachers. This year he has been especially busy with a teacher evaluation program which occurs every seven years throughout the state. He has also spent many hours in classrooms, where he is in closer contact with the stu- dents. Mr. Perrin enjoys being at Central, but like everyone else, can not wait until the summer months when he can go traveling with his family. An active day always lies ahead for Mr. Jack Lane, our Administrative Assistant Principal. Among his responsibilities are fire drills, all extra-curricular activ- ities, the hall monitor system, assemblies, and discipline enforcement. Mr. Lane describes his job as being full of problems, problems, problems; but when he gets out of his office and among students he -soon realizes that Central High School has a good student body. Although his job keeps him on the go most of the time, Mr. Lane claims he is always ready to go trout fishing. f ggj m Wesley Perrir

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Special Duties Performed For The Aid Of Students Without the help of the people behind the scenes, our school could never function. Each day these people go about their jobs of feeding the students who eat hot lunches, keeping the building and grounds clean, and attending to our aches and pains. They play an im- portant role in the operation of our school. Matron Anne Budnick Nurse Thelma Johnson Assistant Kafhryn McGorr, Cook Manager Irene Siemion, Assistants Aileen Auger, Oda Jacobsen