Colerain High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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V w! .1: ixiH-Jau Mr. Kern carries on a friendly conversation during the Spring Sports meet. Dean upholds schooPs reputation The successful functioning of a school depends not only on the necessary facilities and a dedicated faculty and student body, but on the discipline required to maintain order. The maintaining of disci- pline was the duty Of Mr. Charles Kern, Dean of Students. He sup- plied and enforced the rules of con- duct which were a vital part of Colerain life His dedicated work played a great part in creating the fine reputation which was Coler- ain's. DEAN OF STUDENTS: MR. CHARLES KERN 2l

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Mrs. Styles final year as Coler- ain's Assistant Principal was marked by her usual dedicationK 21nd enthusi- asm. The interest she showed as she carried out the duties of her position gained for her the respect of the student body. She success- fully handled all extracurricular ac- tivities, giving approval to the proj- ects of the various organizations. She also patiently listened to the: students' pros and cons concerning school policies. Her helpfulness and interest were greatly appreciated by all. The Spring Sports meet finds Mrs. Styles conversing with some par- ticipating students. Mrs. Styles initiates activity ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL: MRS. CORINNE STYLES 20

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22 Miss Thomas reviews a file with her student assistant, Sue Richards, Ric Matte greets the welcome advice of Mr. Hacker. Counselors add new Problems, be they personal or academic, can not always be solved with the help of friends or teachers. Problem-solving was one of the main responsibilities of Colerain's four, dedicated counselors. Their diligence and perseverence combined to produce an effective type of counseling servite. Mr, Hacker and Miss Cooke bore a fan- tastic burden as senior counselors, for they aided the students in those very important college and vocational considerations. Under- classmen relied on Mr. Hust and Miss Thom- as for the advice needed in their years of growth within the academic community. The pride the counselors took in their work in- dicated their desire to aid the student body.