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THE ADMINISTRATION SEES US When members of the administrative staff look down the crowded halls of North Central, they see a congestion of carefree young people who little realize what a great responsibility they place upon the shoulders of those in charge of their welfare. Supervision of such a large school is a task re- quiring delicate balance among the three sides of a triangle. On the one side are the parents, on the second, the teachers, and on the third, the pupils. If any one side becomes out of relationship, the triangle is lop-sided and imperfect. Rapid developments in all phases of adult life also present a problem because it means gearing education to a world obviously undergoing a giant transition. The administration sees North Centralites as a chal- lenge to their ability to be flexible in meeting chang- ing situations while remaining inflexible in the goals and high standards set for the school. An eye injury failed to keep Susie Steiner from her school work. Through an inter- com she joined her classmates in recitation. Members of Miss Hanson ' s art class give the Student Center the holiday touch at Christmas. 6
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a responsibility that is growing Jack ' s legendary bean stalk lik. Miss Lowe gets a pre-hiring interview with Superintendent Light before being officially notified of her employment. J §i iiiW ii i l | P|| North Central High School is in its last years, for under the new plan it will be a Junior High. Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, secretary to Superintendent Light, Charles Feible- man, and John Kingsbury, with Ben Weaver, school board attorney. Super- intendent Everett Light, and, Fredrick ■Gronau, look at new building plans over the shoulders of Mrs. Elizabeth Hilgedag and William Weisell.
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as a giant chess problem whose moves are constantly challenging their planning and ability Honor study halls are teacher- supervised for two weeks only; then pupils are on their own with only an attendance monitor to check up. Jean Martin and friend view part of the National Education Week Hit the Books display, one of the projects set up as an incentive to study. 7
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