Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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. ' A I Special services What would a school be like if there were no librarians or counselors? These people receive little publicity for their serv- ices, but the part they play in cr school's function is an important one. Without librarians, a great amount of difficulty would arise from a mere home- work problem, and minus the counselors, students would be minus a schedule. Opinions and ideas are given to Miss Rosalyn Chapel by fellow coun- selors Miss Ruth Reik, Miss Hazel Hoyt, Miss Mildred Bunce and Mrs. Cecil Armstrong. 1 -,th - ah. L, W3 f, v lf mn' rt , P J, cl J l JV' P 'tv- 1 bl rl L lijllf Q T 1 . .1 'tw if Cd CD Luvgiif' M KJ? Ly hbfyymw L L L Vi J! ,JW yr ic' QT Sl S.: A X5 57 of Unit J u . U 'X-cf ' I When Theodore Huizenga stopped Miss Vivian Jeand'heur to relate an amusing incident, other counselors lWard Walworth, Marvin Shebel, Miss Hulda Gibson, and Robert Alickl gath- ered around to see what was hap- pening. Librarians, Mrs. Joanne Thompson and Mrs. Marian McCrady, busily check out books to students. L

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health, home, and safety Among the assets of security education and physical education classes are the benefits the students obtain in learning l, how to keep their bodies in top physical , 'I 'v' condition. Likewise, good health is an a arp . to the smdem enrolled in Q driver roi .n ,VV Illustratinhg basic driving techniques is Stuart Willett, class for a good driver must W My if driver lmlnmg leather fl O lx ill, Pausing in the sun before resuming their classes in West Wing are Robert Leach and Tim Bograkos, personal security education instructors. Comparing their girls' gym classes are Miss Dorothy Breda and Miss Ray Davis. S Ulbittlhd- nn.-n-nn. ln the future, you might be driving a car like this, Arthur Squire, driver education teacher, tells his students. Distributing locks and assigning lockers are part of each semester's work for Joseph Dowdy and Napoleon LaVoie boys' gym teachers.

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. 1 1 -- ' provide unity Smoothly-operated schools have workers who stay in the background, yet play a major role in all school functions. Central's atendance directors, office workers, cooks and school nurse all contribute their special services which help to make a successful school year. AU-lug 5' Combining their efforts to keep the school running smoothly are the members of the office staff, Mrs. Tina Christensen, Mrs, Judy Belenchio, and Mrs. Roberta Wilhelm. T-5? F., William Doolittle, head of the attendance department, checks the records with his secretary Miss Alice Dues. If, , U 31.1.43 ay? Mrs. Mary Lou Foxworth, nurse counselor, is always willing to lend a helping hand. Here she checks over the eye testing blanks. c fs? , ' Q - x - A , W . .f . , N if 'X NS... Nutritious lunches are prepared by Mrs. Erdine Boker fright frontl and her twelve cafeteria helpers. 25 ,