Central High School - Centralia Yearbook (Bay City, MI)

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PRESENTATIQN Mr. Wright. .Art Adviser: Helen Defoe, Editor: and lim Slezak, Associate Editor. WE, the Editor and Associate Editor of the 1948 Annual, submit this book to the students of Central in the hope that it will. in some measure, win their approval, as this will be the twenty-fifth and last book published by cz com- bined east and west side graduating class. We have tried, in this twenty-fifth anniversary book, to picture the activities of the past year in a new and different way. Tc. do this has meant long hours of work on the part of every person connected with the staff, but if we have been able to give you, the students of Central, what you want, each one of us will be fully rewarded. For the success of this yearbook we would like to express our gratitude to our advisers, Miss Harris and Mr. Wright. and all members of the faculty who have helped in any way to make this, the 1948 Centralia Year Book, a successful production. HELEN DEFOE HM SLEZAK

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ANNUAL STAFF 470'-use To THE Annual staff goes the demanding task of gathering and organizing all the information ed to put out an annual. They must secure pertinent facts concerning the history, aims, and membership of every club and athletic activity in Central High. Everything from the member of the T. N. T. to the basketball star's high point game must be at the annual staff's tips. But the securing and classification of information is only one of the annual staff's jobs. They must sell SLU00 worth of advertisements to practical-minded local businessmen. must keep books accounting for that one thousand dollars, showing how every cent is spent why. Somebody has to do the tedius but necessary work of matching the photograph of every s dent and teacher in Central with his name and then arrange all of them alphabetically. When thi... volume which encompasses every student, every teacher and every activity in Central High, is fin ally compiled, it must be advertised, sold, and circulated. Correlation of these multifold operations falls to Editor Helen Defoe and her associate editor, lim Slezak. Marion Okon, as business manager, keeps the accounts. Advertising manager Grace Mertens supervised the sale and layout of ads. lean Hamilton and Alice Pettyplace had charge of publicity and circulation. The publications class comprises the annual staff. Miss Harris is staff adviser. 2 VII Someday, you too can write editorials and cover news stories. These are the lures held out to the publications class apprentices, English VI I. VI I is a combined English and journa- lism course. The class members assist the annual staff by selling advertisments. During the last half of the year, they put out three is- sues of the Centralia in order to get the feel of the publication. which they will take over next year and in order to alleviate the burden of the publications students who are busy with the Annual. Editors elected by the VI I'S were editor, Stanley Iaroske, and news editor, Shirley Colbert. Miss Harris is class instructor. 1.

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