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Mr MaxwellE Space The semors at B C H S are very fortunate ln havlng Mr Maxwell E Space as thelr counselor Mr Space plays an lmportant part ln helpmg each student declde Just what sort of career he or she wants and also axds them ln making lmnortant plans for the future Mr Space takes a personal xnterest ln each of the students and trles to make sure that thelr futur s after leavlng Central w1ll be happy and se cure Semors look to h1m for advlce and asslstance m lron mg out the varlous problems whlch arlse durlng th1s last year at Central Besxdes h1s Job as semor counselor he not only lS faculty advlsor to the Student Staff orgamzatlon but also schedules classes for the new term Mr Space's career at Central began m 1935 Later he was trans ferred to North to teach hlstory and economlcs Then for three years he was dxrector of War Act1v1t1es for Bmghamton and an mtervlewmg offlcer for the Umted States Navy After thls he returned to Central ln 1946 to become the semor counsel Our semors are very fortunate ln havmg Mr Space to advlse them durmg the1r fmal year at Central Miss Marian C. Taylor These days a tenth or eleventh grade g1rl lookmg for advlce heads stralght for 211 the offxce of Mtss Marlan C Taylor the sophomore and Jumor glrls' counselor There Mlss Taylor IS always ready w1th a frlendly smlle to glve helpful advlce to the gxrls con cermng the problems that may confront a student at B C H S For eleven years she has been a great help to the hundreds of glrls who enter Central guld 1ng them along the rlght paths Mlss Taylor recexved her formal educatlon at Mansfleld Teachers' College ln Pennsyl vama and at New York Un1 versxty she can boast of a very successful career ln both teachmg and counselmg Cen tral lb not the only place where students have beneflted from M1ss Taylor's presence Before comlng to Central she taught 1n Vlest Chfford and at M o nt r o s e Pennsylvama as well as at several other Bxng hamton schools Mlss Taylor was or1gmally lnterested 1n Engllsh and has spent a large part of her career teachmg that subJect She feels though that her Job as sophomore and Jun1or glrls' counselor IS not only mterestmgbut rs also re ward1ng Each new glrl repre sents a new challenge Our gurls certaxnly are fortunate to have such a warm hearted capable woman helpmg them through thelr flrst two years at B C H S PQS Mr Rlchard Schuster When a tenth or eleventh grade boy IS lookmg for help he can be sure to fmd It m 211 the offlce of Mr Rlchard Schuster the sophomore and Jumor boys' counselor M Schuster has been at B C H S for twenty elght years and has taken an actlve lnterest IH all school affalrs that have come along Before becommg an educatlonal advlsor a Job whlch he has held for mneteen years Mr Schuster was the athletxc coach at Central for n1ne years He does a great deal ln helpmg the hundreds of boys who enter Central flnd the fneld for wh1ch they are best sulted Mr Schuster ad vnses the boys about the1r programs and has a wealth of mformatlon to offer them so that they may get the most out of thexr three years at Cen tral Another task of h1s IS to encourage the boys to do thexr Jobs well and malntaln a hlgh scholastlc average In addl tlon to hls Job as sophomore and Jumor boys' counselor Mr Schuster IS the faculty advlsor to Honor Soclety and helps wxth reservatlons and ushers at graduatlon Our sophomore and Jumor boys are very grateful to have Mr Schuster for thexr counselor 1 . I . 1 . . . . , - , . V . . , ' . , n 9 ' ' . . . v ' u 9 ' ' ' . T. 9 I 1 u u 0 I Q l A c I Q f , c a . v ' . h ' . - 1 9 , eh. . . - . . . 9 ' . . - , - - Y . u - . . . . . ' ' , . . - U 1 f, . - 9 . 9 OI', ' . . . o e lx
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Mr Helfer The power behind the scenes in the Bing hamton school system is Superintendent of Schools Martin A Helfer Although the stu dents do not see him everyday as they do their teachers and principal his influence is strongly felt within the schools Mr. Helfer understands fully the problems of students teachers and parents. His own sons keep him well in touch with the activities in the schools. Part of Mr. Helfer's job is the task of running the Binghamton schools in such away that they meet the standards required by New York State, and also prepare students to enter college in the business or industrial world. As New York State and Binghamton rank above the average this is a high goal, Mr. Helfer's record since he has been our Superintendent of Schools shows him to be an honest capable and intelligent leader of the principals and teacners who guide the minds of the children of today the citizens of to- morrow. Mr Springmann There must always be a captain at the helm of 1 boat Just as there must be a principal at thc head of the faculty and students in a high school of Central High School and the very cooperative understanding and intelligent leader of the student body Central s principal like most others in his field of work takes a great deal of interest in the stu- dent scholastic average. Beyond the call of duty Mr. Springmann gives his time and energy to supervise and attend extra-curricular activities in which the students of Central High are participat- in . He traveled to Norwich when Central s Debate Club met that of Norwich High School in inter- school debate. When speeches are being given in local and nation wide contests Mr. Springmann listens judges and advises all those who compete for the prize. If the basketball or football team travels to another city to rival for a victory he is the faculty member who travels along listening to the school cheers on the crowded bus. This is his free time and doesn t enter in to his official duties as principal. Yet Mr. Springmann finds time to listen to a student preparing for college and will advise and counsel him to make the proper decision. When he passes someone in the hall he always finds a minute or two to stop and ask how the student is get- ting along. This is his job as principal of Central High but none could handle it with as wise and steady a hand as our present principal--Mr. Ed- ward T. Springmann. Page F1 e 0 0 0 ' - ' - Mr. Edward T. Springmann is the guiding force 9 a ' g
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