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

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MISS EVELYN ASHENBRENNER As librarian Bliss Evelyn Ashenbren- ner is kept busy restocking the library with new and interesting books and peri- odicals. Each semester she also teaches one course in librarv science to college students. Central's librarv is one of the largest in North Dakota. 1 J E TURNER Supermtendent of BLl1lCl1llgS and Grounds IS the position held bx I E Tur ner Haxmg charge of all ten public schools in Grand Forks he must see that repairs are made to keep the schools IU shape A large portion of lns job 15 done lI'l the summertime when the school build ings ire repaired 'md nnprox ed Ten CUSTODIANS Hegg Flmer Bertusll Fred Zerfus s . . t.. f . s 1 . J .I .- .2 c c ' . i . s . A, ,. ,. ,, . L ,. . c . ,' v A .. .. . D. .. - .1 .. . .t Under the SllP6'I'XlSl0Il of -I E Turner Ccntrals custodians keep the school building and grounds spotless Ther are left to right Peter Haug Cunder Lee Iohn Neilson Nlrs Xllce Fredr1ck Lud wiv -knderson -Xl Kyorlxen Clarence

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EDWINI ROLFSON Dean of Bows Rolfson lb ltept busy NVltll the male p0pLll3t10ll5 of Central and the1r problems All absence excuses and pass sllps to lease the blllldlllg durmg school hours are rssued bx lum He IS also loolt ed to for aduce on personal problems by the bovs and helps arrange tllell' studv schedules Eight NIISS ESTHER SATEREIN XI1ss Sateren as Dean of GlflS record the absences and ISSUES excuses to the mam curls attendmg Central She also superuses I'6glStI'atl0I1 and helps the stu dents plan thelr studx programs lll ac cordance xx 1th thelr future xocatlons -X counselor and fI'16'l'lCl she lduses the qlrls xx ho come to her xx 1th thelr person 'll problems and does her be st to fmd 1 solutlon ROBERT S AND Lounselor for the Crand Forlts Publlc Schools IS soclal xx orlter Robert Saud Nlr Sand handles matters of attendance for schools other than Central and adwrses parents and students on personal pro blems that are mterfermq xnth adequate school worlt.