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

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central office . . . Mrs. Camille Walton Passes, office requests, aspirin, leave permits. and thumb tacks-these, as well as much patience and sympathy, must be handed out daily from the office. Heading the office staff are Mrs. Sim- mons, registrar, and Mrs. Walton, book- keeper. It is Mrs. Simmons' job to keep all student records, while Mrs. Walton han- dles the school finances and faculty rec- ofiice staff . . . Front Row: Judy Sevy, Betsy Brown, Jean Ann Koch, Melissa Price, Andie VValton, Mrs. Sim- mons, Charlotte Brown, Sharri Hazelwood, Bar- bara Linneweh, Patsy Crouch, XVilma Kruggel. Janet Link, Madeline Kapel, Barbara Coleman, Mary Seward, Bob Krumme, Jim Thompson, Wake Nauman, Ronnie Kendall. Second Row: Mary Bloom. Pat Weiland, Dorothy Brown, Betty John- son, Marian Bielby, Barbara VVilson, Deloras Knepper, Elizabeth Salmons, Sharon Trapp, Don- na O'Connor, Mable Cluck, Tod Berger, Janice 1 0 74 4' v x Mrs. Ilene Simmons ords. Both are called upon many times to step into the roles of counselor, nurse, and friend. Assisting with the many odd jobs are the 36 members of the office staff, six working each period of the day. These workers take care of the details which make the office operate efficiently. Mabin, Catherine Fairleigh, Bob Berger, Harry Crowell, Howard Abramson, Max Grooms, Rich- ai-rl Borngesser. Third Row: Mary Pat Landis, Karen Yarra, Joann Hummel, Patsy Howard, Joyce Randall, Brooke Beaty, Frances Griswold, Donna Sue Jones, Paddy Fletcher. Back Row: Mrs. XValton, Carol Montgomery, Polly Karras, Jackie Sonner, John Thompson, Roger Anderson, Sandra Minger, Harold Filley, Joe Letts, Norma Schneider, John Slover. Page 9

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F ACBI1 O TIS . . . M rs. Dorothy Graham vice-principal . . Mr. Markley! These two Wo1'ds mean a great number of things to Central students and it's easy to understand why. Central's Vice-Principal, George Markley, is a man of many tasks and talents. The position of Vice-Principal carries with it the mani- fold duties of discipline, attendance, school finance, building maintenance, and athletic director. In addition to carrying out these, Mr. Markley teaches a psychology class. Despite the amount of Work under the direction of Mr. Markley, our Vice-Princi- pal still finds room to offer advice and en- couragement to students in his final role of adviser to boys. Central is indeed lucky to have a man so qualified and interested in his work as George Markley. What are girls, advisers made of? Understanding and humor and a great deal of patience are necessary ingredients, but Mrs. Graham brings something more to her position as Central's Dean of Girls-a genuine interest and fondness for people, which has marked her relations with the students of Central. Many girls are sent to her office by teachers and administra- tors, but many more go see Mrs. Graham to work out a problem. There they find Our Dean, Whose capability has won the respect of Central students. Besides her work as Dean of Girls, Mrs- Graham has two speech classes and is sponsor of the Stude Council and its myriads of 'proj- ects gf W f ' ' ' C, 6 MMM Mai . ' J ' fy? IQ gf Z0 Z, 1 , Mr. George Markley Page S ?

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-Q 111 the faculty . . . BYRON BAKER Subjects: Health, Assistant Football Coach. Activities: Faculty Social Committee, Faculty Gift Committee. Degrees: B. S., Northwest Missouri State Col' lege: M. S., University of Arkansas. Hobby: Golf. GLADYS BAKER Subject: Physical Education, Activities: G. A. A., Pep Souad, Assistant Spon- sor of Cheerleaders. Degree: B. S., Northwest Missouri State College. Hobbies: Reading, Sports. ALLAN BING Subject: Instrumental Music. Degree: B. S., Northwest Missouri State College. Hobby: 8 mm Movies. MILDRED BRINGMAN ' Subjects: English, Journalism. Activities: Central Outlook, Quill and Scroll, Pub- licity Chairman. Degrees: B, S., Northwest Missouri State College: M. S., University of Kansas. Hobby: Collecting blown glass. VANCE E. CARREL Subjects: Algebra, General Mathematics. Degree: B. S., University of Missouri. Hobby. Flying. Mm 4-A-.Musa X ...M . ,f LECIL CARROLL Subjects: General Science. Activity: Stage. Degree: B. S., University of Missouri. Hobbies: Flying, Radio, Golf, DAVID A. COCH RAN Subject: Industrial Arts tMetalworkD. Activity: Stage Construction. Degree: B. S., Northwest Missouri State College. Hobby: Golf. JOHN W. DAVID Subject: Civics. Activities: Guidance Committee, Patrons Even- ing. Degree: B. S., Northwest Missouri State College. Hobby: Fishing. MILTON J. DAY Subjects: Social Science, Physical Education, So- ciology, Activities: Cheerleaders, Assistant Freshman Football Coach. Degree: B. S., University of South Dakota: M. E. University of Missouri. Hobby: Sports. HESTER DENEEN Subject: U. S. History. Activity: Chairman of Faculty Program Com- mittee. Degrees: B. S., Northwest Missouri State College: M. A., University of Missouri, Hobby: Reading. Page 10