North Central High School - Tamarack Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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up . N' 1. l P incipal John Rodkey Bears Many Responsibilifies Congrattllations to our staff and to our students for an esp cially fine school year. Perhaps our achievemei lts are not as obvious as we should like them to be. However, the courtesy of our students, enthusiasm of our community and the dedication of our staffl provide cause for gratitude. As the school year draws to a close we want to wish Mr. Cflill, who is leaving our family circle, success in his new ventures. His loyal services to North Cendral will not soon be forgotten. M70 wish for each student a happy summer. Bon voyage to s 'udents who have been graduated. We will miss yr u, but we extend to you our sincere hope for hmminvsc and success. -1-so i is .X k-as John Rodkey has time in his busy schedule to spare from his job as principal. O l O I O Vice-Principal and Deans And :in School Supervision l 1 . . Many duties fall on the shoulders of V1CC-lj1'1l1- cipal Edwarll Gill. lVhether working on disci- plinary problems or more pleasant assignments, he may always be seen working diligently in his of- fice. The stuzdents of North Central will miss Mr. Gill. His kihdness and services as vice-principal will long be lemembered in the halls of NC. All studeiits of North Central owe thanks to their adviseiis, Kennth Mhyre and Patricia But- terfield. Thelir hours were long and filled, trying to help a stucilent or better North Central. I I l l I i l l

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l , -sq? I f ' fig: North CentraI's PTA president for 1963-1964 is Theo- dore Fournier Jr. Norih Ceniral Forfunaie To Have an Aclive PTA North Central was fortunate to have an active PTA. Through the year they held two meetings a month to keep abreast of current activities. Their purpose was to bring the home and school closer together, so the stu- dents could receive Greater benefits from their D education. S N 2 E J x Seated, PTA officers of 19634 ond vice-president: Mrs. Fred retary. Standing from left to man Kruiswyk, first Mr. Theodore Fournier, Judge Willard ll ll z l . :X l I JA: I are left to right. Mrs. Andrew Silver, sec treasurer: Mrs. Wheeler Cowan, sec are John P. Rodkey, principal: Mr. Her Mr. Carl Reeder, third vice-president t lil speaks to the PTA about school dropouts. 9 Z 4

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From left to right are the cafeteria workers, Alice Gillespie, Viola Santora, Lillian Wood, DeAndre, Marie Johnson and Corinne Hirst. rtll v 1 ii V . gfiw' QL. . T ..,,, . 2 R l J .J Part-time workers are Edith Johnson and Mildred Baker. '10 From left to right are Sandra McGee, clerk-typist: Helen Wayland, book- After more than 10 years of faithful service. room: Georgiana Backenstoe, guidance clerk: Anita Swanson, nurse: Syl- Herman Wooddell retired from his via Meuler, bookkeeper: Marjorie Jennings, attendance clerk, and Mildred position of head custodian at North Central. The Glidden, senior secretary. students will remember him Cafeteria, Cttice and Custodial Statts All Important to School Functioning Academic and activity records of every North Central student are kept by the office staff. Job applicants and college students turn to the office workers for grade transcripts and reconnnenda- tions for prospective employers and for colleges. Keeping the school clean is a big job for the janitorial staff. They work many hours to achieve North Central's spotless appearance. Attractive, well-balanced meals and various snacks are served daily in the school cafeteria. Here also during the preschool hours, one finds students studying or visiting. Members of the custodial staff are top to bottom, left to right, Bob Cochran. Richard Muzatko. Gordon Fanning, Eathen Sisk, Zada Wendler, Blaine Gill and Herman Wooddell. if' ' ,ifffyx-M f0l' the many hours of service he dBVOt6d to both school and extra duties. ,ff