Central High School - Interlude Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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Pictured here are: Mrs. Doris Paffenbach, junior high office; Mrs. Helen Boer, main office; Mrs. Kay Mollis, guidance clerk; Mrs. Dorothy Beghtel, bookstore; Mrs. Barbara Moon, guidance clerk; and Mrs. Lucille York, attendance clerk ] m. « «-«5 ' r K H 1 I 1 M k- t. % J. « n Checking up on the records is only one of the duties of our junior counselor, Mrs. Adelaide Piatt. Mrs. Helen Peterson, our underclass counselor, puts on her best smile to greet an inquiring student.

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Mr. Lawrence McKinney, our principal, always re- minds his students that he has faith in each one of them. He wonts the student to become interested in the things that will make him a better person in this world of constant change. A great school is depend- ent on a great leader. Mr. McKinney is backing Cen- tral and helping his students make it the best school. He con always be found cheering the team and the students on to victory in every way. As the pieces of glass in a kaleidoscope fall into place to make a design, the faculty, the counselors, and the students become a part of the administration. The success of the school is dependent upon the in- terest of each person who is a port of the school. It is very important to have good communications between the students and the faculty. This goal is obtained only when all of the people involved are willing to cooperate to the fullest degree.

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Caught in the midst of performing one of her usual tasks is our school nurse, Mrs. Margaret Foulks. Central ' s dietician, Mrs. Jeanne Kodba, is busy preparing food for our delicious lunches. Our librarians, Mrs. Glenys Helms, Mrs. Mary Teah, and Mrs. Margaret Wegne in charge of an untold amount of books, pause for a moment of rest.