Central High School - Wakitan Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

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sslstant Chiefs MISS STEEL As adviser to girls Miss Steel has earned well de served retogmtlon for being a very dependable Asslst ant Chlet' at Central She is a helpful and understand mg counselor who capably guldes and patxently llstens to the problems of the girls at Central The students and faculty alike admire and respect her as a counselor and personal friend Lnder the dlrection of Miss Steel the student council has done much to promote student integrlty and leader ship This organlzation has successfully promoted Cen tral s student government throughout the school year Mlss Steel vlas a member of Forum Club and a high ranking senior when she graduated from Central in 1945 She recelved her degree at Northwest Missouri State College at Maryvllle Although thxs IS only Mr Wilsons second year at Central he has ably fulfllled hls duties and obllgatlons as one of Central s asslstant chiefs As v1ce principal he has proved hlmself to be a friend as well as a coun selor to the students Mr Wxlson served in the infantry in the South Pa cific durmg World War II After his return from the Armed Forces he went to Lafayette where he taught mathematics and social science From Lafayette he came to Central and was assigned the position of vice p c pal To the boys at Central Mr Wllson is a friend as well as vxce princxpal He has truly earned from both stu dents and faculty allke the respect and admiration of Central High Page 10 , . i . . . I , Y . . . 1 1 ' v 1 1 , . . I . ' 1 1 1 , 1 . I , . r

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MRS MARY REID - X i RUI'll'lCI'S MISS LOIS GOODMAN The be t lxnoxxn and bus1est place at Central 1 the Illalll offne xx here all the Off1C1al buslness 1 ll 111 at ted and xx here problems that arlse un expet tedlx ate handled xx1 ely and qulclxly Hour atte1 llOlll dax after dax students come IHIO the ottne to seek adxne or to tetelxe help The of Int 1 undex the expert gmdance of Nlrs Mary Iffltl ind N11ss LOIS Goodman and the1r asslst L in ants the OfflC6 staff Collectmg absentee slxps d6'1lX6I'lllg passes and xsstnng leaxe perm1ts are only pa1t of the1r da1ly rout1ne Here are kept the past and the present f1les of the students at Central ThlS necessary school department can txuly be called a co operatne group serv1ng the sthool at all t1mes Page 11 . 1 . . K ' . ' ' ' b Y 1 I 1 7' - ' f iw' , gf-1,5 1 ir I :Z i a A .1,,, ,. .1 ' E W? .Zi 4 1 1 1 11, lf f 1 0 t 5 . I ,, , 45 : ' n , Q ' ' Q ,, . X 1 - U i 0 Q, I. X N. , K - , v A 1 ' ' - Y . -1 , - .. . . . . . .' ,'. V., - '-1 ,: '. . - ' .. A .S , I . A ' A v . Y , Y , I . 2 A .W . Y . . . I . U