Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Well indoctrinated into the ways and means of Central High School is Howard Auer, assistant principal, and former coach and attendance director at Central. In his present capacity, Mr. Auer has a multitude of duties to perform among which arc class and program scheduling. OuSi fyui e, uA, tlvuuujJi, the, y GSi Understanding, firmness, and wise counseling can Ik. guaranteed to «'•II those seeking help in the office of Miss Mahcl Pincl, dean of girls. The duties of Stanley Broome, dean of boys, arc numerous, one of the most important lieing the responsibility for the general welfare of the male students. 17

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Philip Vercoe At the head of any efficient organization is a person who supervises and counsels its members. Such a man is our principal, Philip M. Vercoe. Mr. Vercoe has been heading the Central family for fifteen years. He graduated from Flint High School, and then entered Kalamazoo College completing his education upon receiving his master’s degree from the University of Michigan. Previous to his appointment as principal of Central in 1943, he held several positions in Flint's edu- cation system. Today we find him — a man never too busy to sym- pathetically listen to the woes, problems, or requests of the student. His congenial spirit is contagious to all those with whom he comes in contact. By capably handling numerous administrative duties, he creates better student faculty understanding. This is the man, whom we, the students are glad to acknowledge as our principal.

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 tuAe it Gaoe,rL tMe, tt Ic+uticlteA, the, h g i ' L cudi utie, i Ten thirty Tuesday morning usually finds the occupants of the conference room in the Administration Building engaged in heated debate. This room houses the Stu- dent Council. Central’s governing body. The council is composed of representatives from each group and is headed by officers elected the previous spring by the entire student body. Problems concerning school policies as waste paper on the floors, trophy cases, locating the school bell and in general improving Central are discussed by the council. It grants permission for the organ- ization of clubs and class projects, and initiates activities of interest to the student body as the Jamboree, school dances, sup- port of a war orphan, and Christmas baskets for needy Flint families. STUDENT COUNCIL: liollom How, Geraldine Unison. Dorothy Cooper, Sue Hemingway. Janet Ilahn. Nancy Meadows. Norma Met ice, Caroline Anderson. Connie Cheek. How Two, Betsey (.rant, Janet Morgan. DeeAnne Silts, Sharon Wick. Uetham Minarik. Jaincy Kinney. Barbara Duncan. Marsha Mueller. Esther l.ut . ToJ) Hou Jerry Mawhinney. Chuck McClothlin. Wayne Kramer. Duain Spears. Paid Walton, Harland Hyatt. Dave Corning. Boh Bud inski. rt Shantz. Mike Hoffman, Mike Lankcs, Lowell Iciska, Cary Camphill. Ken Qualls. Jim Frank. Robert Gaffney. Icrry Shircv. Richard Elder. Ken Williams. Boh l hmcycr. Student Council sponsors Miss Mabel Pinel, dean of girls, and Stanley Broome, dean of boys, explain the future agenda to Mike Hainp, Nancy Meadows, and Joneen Leslie.