Dowagiac Central High School - Wahoo Yearbook (Dowagiac, MI)

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..1 11 , Super-intendenf Behind those bold letters, Superintendent, on the door in the main hall lies Charles Canfield's office. Charlie shores the domain with Miss Biek, his secretary, Homer Smull, athletic director, and the dozens of teachers and students that find themselves down in the main office. It is by no means a private office, for it is filled with the friendly atmosphere that Mr. Canfield seems to radiate . However, Charliels duties do not all come to him in his office. His familiar figure strides down the aisle at pep meetings to induce a little spirit into us, or to perform an introduction to an assembly speaker. To him falls the iob of seeing that transportation is found for all country children of high school age. Meeting with rural school boards usually solves this problem. New faces in the teaching staff is another result of his efforts to replace those that have left Through Mr Canfield s co operation the high school s doors have been flung open to the community ln passing the well lit school at night it would not be Charles Covmeld surprising to find the Allied Arts Guild rehearsing a play a forum progressing in room 200 and veterans trying to concentrate while the City League rages on in the gym He has the respect of the townspeople and the students in trying to promote the school into an active much needed community center Frequent notices bearing Charlie s signature find their way into th home as contagtous diseases are warned of and coming meetings are brought to the attention of the parents However full his agenda Charlie always has time for one of those friendly smiles thot reserves him a place in the friendship of old and young alike Efficient Efforts Hello Central High School a familiar phrase as Miss Biek embarks on one of her daily chores that of answering an ever ringing phone A gracious and efficient personality known to all at D H S as Charlie s secretary Miss Biek is stationed the year round in the main office on first floor A general hustle bustle clicking typewriter keys and ringing phones are part of the atmosphere which Miss Biek is associated with and helps to create An early morning peek into the office reveals Miss Biek pigeon holtng the facultys mail Launching into her days routine she may be seen answering inquiries about lost items safe keeping money of various clubs taking in hot lunch money or keeping an army of records straight and up to date Reserves are called in from study hall on hectic days to relieve the tension by taking a bell 'ob on or another duty Boarders The men behind the scenes yet a very important factor in the functioning of our school are the members of the School Board The officers in command are Doc or F H Essig president H C Mosher secretary H Palmer treasurer and R J Born and A Springsteen J trustees Discussions throughout the year evolve plans for a new school building to accommodate our increasing enrollment The contract for the building is issued and attorneys and architects are lined up Other it ms on the School Board s agenda for the year deal with the problems improvements and other changes in the present program One of the bigger problems is to get the necessary equipment and issue tt so that the greatest amount of benefits may be obtained from it Charles Canfield constantly works with the School Board for the betterment of the educational system and facilities we possess The school board members are H Palmer treasurer Dr F H Essig president H C Mosher secretory R J Born and A Springsteen Jr trustees Gertrude Brel: 03 assess! '24 x43 'W .L t - - 1 - I I - - - - 11 11 I , . . . ,, . , ,, . . . S S . . . . , , ,, . ,, . . . . I . . ,, . ,, .. . . . . . . - 0 - I . . . ,, . , ,, . . . . . . . . . . , ' I I . . . . ,, . . ,, , . . . , . . . . . . ,, . ,, . . . . I - I I I I - . . . . , , . . , , . , , . . . , r., as . 2 , , . 2 - , 2 - - . 4, ' 1 . - , . I . ,4 'fr AN .ff r t T 1 . f X, 1 E 'JI 1 . UT O . , ' - '11 . A ff- A: ---' ' ' f mf X 5 1 , v . X +: x. K Q- - Li,1 'g5s Lf' ri gg. ci., . I , - , V Q, 3- 4 I' X JA, -.4 -- --'- I 4, -.. , i . i t - i a J ' K l 1, xg i lt i , t T ' , gt . f , i ll I 1 l I i lt i l I l x ' . i r . sw t l ,,,- . - --