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

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Driver Srl 5rains Sluture Motorists Mr. Fred Wacker Mr. John White University of Toledo Boston University B.S. Ohio State Mr. Harold E. Schultz Mr. Orville Reno B.A. WMU EMU CMU M.A. MSU Drivers Education it not part of the regular pro- gram. phalt curves. One semester of instruction is required to be able to apply for a driver's license before the age of 18. Nine weeks is spent with Mr. Harold Schultz studying the fundamentals of driving. Upon passing a student then has six weeks of ac- tual driving and a chance to apply the knowledge acquired in bookwork. Secretaries Aid Counselors, Students Instructional secretaries assist our grade counselors and teachers. Although they all have the same title, their iobs vary greatly. Mrs. Elaine Stringer, aids ninth grade coun- selor Mr. Lester Sherbeck, by recording absen- tees and doing other clerical tasks. She also helps in the office when they are overloaded. Mrs. Dorothy Powell is a new instructional secretary. She works with the sophomore counselors. Miss Ruth Poke assists the eleventh grade counselors by keeping attendance records and helping to supervise the study halls. She also has the responsibility of the eighth hour study room details. Mrs. Elizabeth Sturm has an entirely dif- ferent iob. She keeps records in the typing classes. INSTRUCTIONAL SECRETARIES - Mrs. Elaine Stringer, Mrs. Dorothy Powell, Mrs. Elizabeth Sturm, Miss Ruth Pake. lt is an extra class that prepares you for the as-

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28 .-3 Mike Dietlein and Pete Tober aren't like so many other Centralites who go to the library to practice their communicative arts instead of to study. Special Programs Meet Student eecls Miss Doris Smead MVS- MUYY lane CWPCV Mrs. Mina I. Kinnane 8'5 MS' B.A. Olivet College B.A. M.A.L.s. u of u ' University of Pennsylvania Mr. Ted Harbourne, the only teacher of special education, remarks that he is teaching the slow learner things that will be useful to him in later life. Eng-lish and math are two ot the subiects that are taught to some 80 students by Mr. Harbourne. Mr. Harbourne's main goal is to help his students become better citi- zens. The library, this year, is gaining a new librarian, Mrs. Mary Jane Cooper. She is replacing Miss Schmidt who left at the beginning of the second semester. SLAAM lStudent Librarian Assistants Association of Americal members went to a conference this year. They visited Mount Pleasant High School and Central Michigan University where they discussed the duties of the librarians. Mr. Ted L. Harbourne A.A. B.A. CMU

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WAREHOUSE - First Row: Mr. Clini McNeven, Mr. Nalhan Doan, Mr. Edward Long. Second Row: Mr. William DeYoung, Mr. Chet Deska. i i l FIREMEN - Mr. Edward Wirbel, Mr. George Prokopenki M M, 5asfy 30041, Heat, Cleanliness Coneeri CUSTODIANS - First Row: Mr. Reginald Crawford, Mr. Joe Rule. Second Row: Mr. Virgil Spycholski. Third Row: Mr. Harold Hayward, Mr. Henry Schultz, Mr. John Robinson. if QAVE R Q x 4 . i - AX? xl J 5 ' X ff, 5, ' 1 - S Mr. Walter Botzlaff Head Custodian