Central High School - Forx Yearbook (Grand Forks, ND)

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M, leafs OLUL xcuse. Edwin H, Rcltscn. nevxcrxrtcr at Central. has served as Dean of Boys tor the past tear, follow- ing We V. Winters, who resigned that office attc' five years' service, Mr, Roltsons duties as Dean of Boys include kceping track of the absincc. and making out excuses for all b 'vs enrmllccl at Central In the tall he cxersecs th: reeistratri of the new students. while in thC Slvflflt-Z he l'l1tf ghqrgg of scheduling the students' programs tv the next school term He arlnscs the lwxs 8'1'i helps plan their progranes in line with their pwll- able vocations l-lis outside activities include that of advisor to Delta l-ll-Y, Mr, Roltson attended school at Nlavxllle State Teachers College and the Ur-itersitx ot Nirth Dakota, where he received his Eachel r of Science degree, At the present time hc s d -ing advance work at thc Uni-.ersttx l-le teachcs Sen ' r Litera- ture ghd Engltsh and S,phCrn,rc Lltetoturci AVG 'nglish Marv F Wedgwood. as Dean of Girls at Central lir the past eleven years. records the absences and issues excuses to the many girls attending Central. She also supervises registration and helps the students plan their program in accordance with their future vocations As counselor and friend. she advises the girls who come to her with their personal problems and does her best to find a solution, Besides her many duties as Dean of Girls, Miss Wedgwood acts as advisor to the Tri-Y Cabinet, and oversees the work of the various branches of that organization, She teaches classes in Latin I and ll and has organized a Latin Club as an outside interest for her language students, Miss Wedgwood received her education at Morn- ingside College, South Dakota, and Columbia Univer- sity in New York where she received her B. A. and M, A, dregrees respectively. the child meet his protfem. and personal problems. hand ing The position ot school counseor here Central is held by social worker, Robert Sand His main duty in the capacity ot school coun selor is to interpret to parents. teachers and srhool administrators what a chi ds real prob lc-ms are, and to develop resources to hep Among the sttuations that call to thc counse'or's attention are: truancy irrcgu ar attendance, tardtness. poor work undeslrabe leomc situations, faulty hearing. sight health Superintendent ot Schools E'roy Schroeder started the school counselor program in l94 whew he realized that the pup: s prob ems must be given a more intelligent and scientific

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7-Ile OUUZSZZQIS Comhining to malce an efficient team to carrv out school policies are Priniapll Nlr. Lawrence Hanson. and Supzrintenclent Dr. Elrov Schroeder. Mr. Hanson hccame principal of Central in 1949, while Dr. Schroeder has maintained his position of superintendent of the Grand Forks puhlic schools since 1933. cs, 1

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Dr C W Crossman Dnrector of Student teachrng Secretary Mrs Marge Forserh 5' A Mr j E Turner, Supenntendent of Bualdrng and Grounds Mrss Evelyn Ashenbrener, Lnbraruan Cutodnans Front row, john Nuelson Archle Sayer Mrs Margaret Mont Ludvng Anderson Ernle Severson Back row, Oscar Groth Martrn Moen Wallace johnsrud, Peter Haug ' , ' -.,,' af' -,3 ',Q2Q, Z,, ' ,H 'M w g A liflzl V , . 2'