Battle Creek Central High School - Paean Yearbook (Battle Creek, MI)

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Board of Education Coordinates School ACll'Ul.fl.6S wi aff 0 FN 1-, ,..211 1 we 4.. ff - VPTIAQQY slsfo'7f 4,725 YS' e0 of -fu C 1'1 YN-QI fxtlcooxs -'ffeff 'VW YW Seite U04ffe.,,f0tf R 'fr a.i 'iff a oo PHILIP E. SLAYTON LEO M. SHAW LLOYD HUMBARGER W. L. SMITH, JR. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer fiiiaiiieisiiiifziiiiiz 25553555315325352555555-1 ' 555.-55225555552 :IEIEIEIEEIEIEIESEIEIEIEIIjE1E2E3EQE5E5E1Z-:1E-15553225 5E5Ej' --:rErE:i:E5EgE5E5E5Eg' 1'1'E5E5E5E5Eg: E25IEQEIEIEIEIEIEIEIFIEIEE5E5I535E5E5E5E5I5I5IfE. fI5'P?5'9 5155555 t' EEQESEQEQEEEZSE Q iiE2EiESE5EiEFEFE55EEZEQEEEEESEZEQEZEEEEEEEE if -2:1:f:1s:1:r. r:r:1:r:r:-. -1-1-:-:-:-14:-:-:ft -1-1-:-:sz-1-.-. , -A:-1-:-:r:1:r:z Qfefefzfseefgsisfa : ts 'zgs:z:z.z.z.1:z. - gag552gssgsgsgegzgagsgsgsgsgsg.2 sv Q 'bs x W ROBERT D. GIFFORD W. J. MCQUISTON JOHN A. TAYLOR Trustee Trustee Trustee Through the combined efforts of Mr. Harry Davidson, Mr. Ben Ahlschwede and the school board, our school system is efficiently run. The board acts as the governing body and all problems concerning our schools are directed to them. It is elected by the people of our community and so the board is directly responsible to them. Mr. Davidson and Mr. Ahlschwede are the heads of the educational department of the Battle Creek Public Schools.

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HE SCHOOL Ad- ministration is extremely impor- tant in providing lead- ership, organization, and guidance for the student body. The school board members, administrators, and teachers give of their time, energy, and pa- tience in order to im- part knowledge and to build better future citi- zens. These people work hard and long, and should be commended for the fine job they do in helping to develop the character and intel- lect of their students. As we look back on our school years, We will never forget these peo- ple who helped us on the way. Seen in front of the teachers' new mailboxes are these faculty mem- bers. dmini II ati

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The Adm1'n1'strat1'on Provides Guidance and Leadership Czipahly pruiding' :uid cliiw-liiig' the fixiictimis of Bzittl liiek High S4-liiml is Mr. .Iuhn Vostnia, principal. The high school office would not be com- plete without the office secretaries, Miss Bev- erly Bonney, Mrs. Annabelle O,Connell, and Mrs. Mildred DeBoer. Their work is essential to the successful administration of the school. These three ladies have always been ready and willing to aid the many students at B.C.H.S. With their aid and help we have been able to carry out many otherwise difficult duties. Theirs is service rendered beyond the call of duty. We are all greatly indebted to them for their years of service. Ili-:lily :il his de-sk to discuss problems with us l'f'llll'Hl'S assistant prim-ipal, Mr. QJSCHI' Powers. The two administrative heads of B.C.H.S., Mr. John W. Postma, principal, and Mr. Oscar E. Powers, assistant principal, are indispen- sible to the smooth way in which our school is run. Mr. Postma deserves praise and ad- miration for the excellent job he is doing to give our school a fine educational as well as extra-curricular program. Mr. Powers is to be commended for the understanding he gives to our problems, along with the time he devotes to student activities. 'Q 's we 1-I'I'i4'i1-nl sa-4-retai'ios-Mrs. O'C'0nnell, Miss UQ-iitiil th Homin-y, and Mrs. lN'liUt'l'1?ll'l' helping some students at 1 i mziiii dm-sk.