Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Mr. Frank Anderson, completing his first full year as prtncipal at Central, keeps up with new ideas in high school curriculum. Instrumental inthe instigation of the new exchange program with the lndian School, he also advocates the intro- duction of closed circuit television in classes to aid instruction. Anderson Ends First Full Year R 5: bf 1-6 Setting much of the policy that affects student activity, The Phoe- nix Union High School System Board of Education is made up of the following: Mr. John Armer, Rev. William D. Bostrom, Clerk, Trevor G. Browne, MD., Mr. Frank Haze Burch, President, Mrs. C. A. Lakin, Dr. Howard C. Seymour, Superintendent PUHS. In January, Mr. Burch will be replaced by newly elected member Robert Shapiro, MD. Cons Bereatt 2 1: r sew: cl Of i 2 CCSVVlCpZi'O' UIQ 'ts we e :ri itgictgff Fdni sta' i. 'E3L'il 'f'r 25' 'l I :Ri

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T i I 'H ls , .,, L .1 Do you remember that moment when you first learned education is a lonely process? lt was then that the educator stepped out of the role of the home-away from-home parent into the role of another human being with the same attributes and inhibitions which you possess. lt was then that you allowed 'hin to feel fatigue and failure, as he worked with you and not just for you. if 1

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5 . l j ' i -i..... of Constant Changes Face Administrators Beneath the calm facade ot the Administration Building, shown above, lies a seething ot activity. Mr. Milton Jones points out, In a high school with a cosmopolitan background, changes are constantly occurring, Well aware ot this are the administrators below: Mrs, Jeanette Schmidt, Administrative Assistant, Mr. Milton Jones, Associate Principal, and Mr. Henry Jones, Administrative Assistant. Often the motivation for policy change is the direct result ot intormal discussion, as at right. bfi' 15 Xi