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

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J. E. TURNER Snpcrintcnclcnt of liniclings uncl Cronncls is thc position hclcl hy QI. li. Tnrncr. llaving chzlrgc of all tcn pnhlic schools in Crzincl Forlfs, it is his clnty to scc that l'UDlllI'5 arc niaulc to liccp the schools in shape. A largc portion of his joh is clone in the sum- nicrtimc. when thc school hnilclings arc rcpaircd and iniproxccl. MISS EVIELYN ASHENBRENNER Ccntrals lllll'21l'l2lN. Xliss 4Xslicnhrcnncr. tzilxcs cure ol onc of the largest school lihrurics in North Dakota. Shu lice-ps thc library stocliccl with hooks and pcrioclicals. availalulc to students and tcachcrs for cclnczitionzil or light rczicling,. CUSTODIANS Holding thc task ol' kccping Ccntrzll spotless arc thc cnstocliuns of thc hnilcling. ln the front row, lcft to right arc ,Iohn Ncilson. Frcil Zirlus A. C. Kjorlicn. Arcliic Suycr. anicl lrnclwig Anzlcr- son. ln thc hack row arc Cunclcr Le-P. Xlartin Xlocn. Pctcr Hung nnfl -Iohn A. licrg. l'.-Milf TEN

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DR. CROSSMAN V Dr. G. W. Crossman. director of student teach- ing, is in charge of all student teachers at Central. He teaches two courses through the student teaching office that give University credit. They are special methods courses in teaching math- ematics and natural sciences. VF OFFICE HELPERS Volunteer office helpers work during study halls collecting attendance slips and delivering messages and request slips. Left to right are Maida Haugen, Helen jacobson, Virginia Brett, Geraldine Beyers, Marilyn Elofson, Marjorie Roberts, Shirley Barnell. Ginny Black, Connie Sollom, Caylene Thorson, Phyllis Henry, Pat Oliver, Carol Indridson, Betty Lou Scherer. and Marilyn Hagness. PACE ELEVEN Wx f x if Myff' Nw NIRS. NIARIORIE REICSTAD This is the first year Mrs. Nlarjoie Reigs who is secretary to Dr. tlrossnnan, has held position. Her duties include taking care of Crossman's library, bookkeeping, and chec student teachers, attendance. Nlrs. Reigstad is trained librarian and has taught school. 5 D'- by