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

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Principal and Vice- Principal GLENN A, QMANS THEODORE SOUTHERLAND Everyone knows these two gentlemen. They may be seen working in their respective offices or walking briskly through Centra1's halls. Mr. Glenn A. Omans and Mr. Theodore B. Southerland have been the Principal and Vice- Principal respectively of Central High School for the past two years. As the administrative heads of the school, their responsibilities are great, for Education is a big business and a very important business too. Mr. Omans and Mr. Southerland stand behind the policies of Central and are ready to take care oi problems which cannot be handled by the classroom teachers. Discipline problems are included, and both men have many times helped a student find his way.