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

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GenDual0' Mrs. Camille Walfon Mrs. Ilene Simmons Cenfral High School, sfudenf speaking! These words are spoken info Cenfral's felephones a hundred firnes daily by members of fhe office sfaff. The sfaff is composed of 42 sfudenfs, seven working each period of fhe day. They fake care of fhe many dufies, defails, and odd iobs which keep fhe office operafing smoofhly and efficienfly. Mice 5:64, Heading fhe office sfaff are Mrs. Ilene Sim- mons, regisfrar, and Mrs. Camille Walfon, book- keeper. lf is Mrs. Simmons' iob fo keep all sfu- denf records, handle school correspondence, and see fo ofher office funcfions, while Mrs. Walfon handles fhe school finances and faculfy records. However, bofh are offen called upon fo serve above and beyond fhe call of dufy as counselor, nurse, sympafhizer, and friend. l Back Row: Judy Wray, Beulah Holmes, Paul Chapman. Wayne Rudloff, Bob Fifzsimmons, Don Shaw, Rick Griffin, Bob Dyson, Sfeve Harner, Bob Berger, Richard Shorf, David Turner, Janice Hoesing, Twyla Winemiller, Mary Helen Goff, Donna Shaw. Third Row: Judy Neff, Paf Bowen, Janef Websfer, Reggie Johnsfon, Jim Fuller, John Wray, Jim Shiverdecker, John Landis, John Thompson, Sydney Smifh, Mary Ann Howard, Sondra Simmons, Page 11 Sherry Wiles, Marcia Carfer, Marqaref Bradley, Marfha Toler. Second Row: Marilyn Kerner, Judy Hawkins, Sue Swisher, Nola Jean Klein, Wanda Ruch, Lois Easf, Judy Olmsfead, Barbara Linneweh, Genila Hamilron, Kay Criq- ler, Rosalie Levy, Sharon Smifh, Gayle Grimm, Shirley Murphy. Fronf Row: Judy Gorden, Mimi Harper, Sharon Higdon, Lois Doak, Carol Blakely, Barbara Cohen, Jenny Clark, Shirley Dale, Lynne Freed, Gale Loff, Paf Neely, Madeline Kapel.

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'Uice-lfaincllfzal fr ' ' V, K 5 Mr. Wayne Sfegman Whaf can I do for you? These are fhe words which have greefed many Cenfral girls as fhey enfer fhe office of Mrs. Dorofh Gra- ham. As Dean of Girls. Y-Teen Co-ordinafor, and friend fo any sfudenf who wanfs friendship, Mrs. Graham is an infegral parf of Cenfral l-ligh School. l-ler sympafhefic affifude and fine sense of humor make if easy for her fo win 'rhe confidence of fhose wifh whom she works. Al- fhough many girls are senf fo her office for dis- ciplinary reasons, many more go fhere fo falk over a problem or iusf fo visif. Besides her many responsibilifies as Dean of Women and as a 'reaching member of fhe Cen- fral faculfy. Mrs. Graham is sponsor of fhe Sfu- denf Council and supervises ifs many proiecfs and acfivifies. Page A man of many fasks and falenfs--fhaf is Cenfral's Vice-Principal, Mr. Wayne Sfegman. Alfhough he has been a member of fhe faculfy for five years, he has held fhis posifion for only one year. As Vice-Principal, Mr. Sfegman is bofh disciplinarian and advisor, serving as com- forfer and correcfor fo fhe 600 boys af Cenfral. This is a iob which requires seemingly endless pafience, good iudgmenf. and a deep sense of perspecfive. However, beneafh fhaf familiar blond crewcuf lies a capable and efficienf mind equal fo fhe mosf demanding fask. ln addifion fo his adminisfrafive and advisory dufies. Mr. Sfegman manages fhe school budgef. oversees fhe afhlefic program, and feaches bookkeeping and iunior business. fbean of Gab Mrs. Dorofhy Graham

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swim Gs Whaf is Cenfral? ln lhis day of ho?-rod cars and soclc-hops, of club meefings and cheerlead- ing. s'ruclen+s oflen fend 'ro forge? fhe real pur- pose of school. However, Cenlral has remained a cenfer of learning as well as a source of enjoy- ment From lhe Tower Club of Old Cen+ral, +o fhe Narional I-lonor Sociefy of New Cen- +ral. a lradilion of superior inslrudion and in- 'reresf in high scholarship has been mainfaineol Mdll lui i UW f Q Hi, Wy! A, l el f fjlgnjllvlfjelijfl WL ' y ! i 4 JV lr W7 YM MW C W . .,,, 1 - i s -of - ,I j I, - 12? Za: w'I2 Page 12