Pendulum Central High School - Pendulum Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Miss Betny Tobahem Secretary in Charge Miss Jo-Ann PmHitt, Senior StenogAraphcr; M135 Maureen Theskin. Junior Stenographer; Mrs. Melva Kresser PetroH. Senior Stenographer. 26

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The F aculty of Central High School Mr. Ora Smith Coaches Robert Urlmnski in co-op procedure First Row: WILLIAM M, WAGNER: le-hamiuul Druujngz: Miami Univvrsily, Universily uf Wis cousin. CURINNE WALKER: Dislrihulivc IClIurzllinn: HuhhivyJl'rklvuling. Cnnking; Univer- .in3 uf Michigan, Simuns. College. ROBERT L. WALI - U of Virginia, Univcr y of Cincinnati. atlwmulivs; llnlIl:ivs--'1'r:Iu-Iing; WIIlFurd Cullvgvr, UnivurAly Second Row: EDITH A. XVARNER; Funds. Uhiu Slulr University, Uniw'rsily uf Cim'innnli. CHARLES WEAVER; Binlugy. Cum-ral Svit'nvc; Hubl:ics l'IunIing, Fishing. Slmrls; Universily uf Minalusulu. Marshall Cnllcge. HOWARD WESLEY' Oxy-Al'vlylrnc 21ml Eluctric Art: W'Elliing: ullhic$icdllddiiln Firhing and Bouling: Universily Hf Cinrinnuli. Third Row: ROBERT IL WI'HVFLICR: Insirunn-ula! Music: Dirul'lnr, Band, Variety Sllnw; Hulk biosiCllurrh Mlbir: University of Cincinnati. Cim'innuti Cnnscrvulnry uf Mugic. GEORGE W. WINTER: Busic Enginrs, Aulu Science; Univcraily uf Cincinnati, Oilin Slum Universily. CHARLES WINTERS; Busir Iingincs; H:Illlxics---Fisl1ing, Hunting, Bnuling: 011in Suite UniversiEy. University nf Cim-innzuL Fourth Row: S'I'ICHA W'OIJVI'ZR: Sm'iul Slutlh's: Hnilllit's Chirugu. Vniwrsily of Cincinnati. Ulliu Shllt' linin- whangv ll'vau'lu'rship; Universily Hf Au. P. V'. WOULLICY: Mulhmnatirs. leu-hina- Slurp: Ihliw-rsily nf Cinrinmui, Ohio Sum: lHlivcrsily. FRED TA YICACICH: Physimll Ethu-xuiuu: Varsity Fumlmll Cmu'h; Huljbivsisiuu'ls. Gunlx-uing: Vuiwriily nf Cim'innzui. Fiflll Row: HHIANUICL J. le'jUHCR: Mullu'nmlic's: thlliVKN Hcmling. Uillrlnnrs: ifllivl'rsilv nf Cinrinnuli.

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Mrs. Irma Merkle, Intermediate Stenographer; Mrs. Gladys Dunaway, Junior Stenographer. Wohlwender, Clerk. The Secretarial Staff An effective and well CO-ordinated secretarial staff is essential in a huge organization such as ours if the operation is not to hog down, even before the opening of school, under an avalanche of confused del'aiI. The secretarial staH spends months in pre- paring for that big day just as it does after the closing of each school year. Preparing for entrance as well as checking and completing stucTent records are long and painstak- ing tasks, yet the handling of these details is only a small portion of the duties of our secretaries. The amount of daily detail confronting the staff is staggering. Yet under the calm supervision of Miss Betty Tohabem secretary to Mr. Tower, each member of the staff carries on her assigned duties efhciently and With dispatch. Miss Ruth Woolley, financial secretary1 sees approximately a third of a million dollars go through her records during the year. Miss Melva Kresser must move rapidly to keep ahead of the detail going across Mr. Peiranogs desk just as Miss Jo-Ann Proffltt keeps busy to keep up with Mrs. Lape,s details. Switchboard lights often resemble a Christmas tree for Mrs. Ella Staubitz while Miss Joan Stanley keeps the records of some three hundred co-oping seniors in addition to securing Work certiflcates for each of them Miss Mau- reen Thesken has been transferred from the switchboard to the Practical Nursing De- partment. Mrst Evelyn Bierley has assumed the duties of Mrs. Sue Wohlwender as secretary for the counselors, Other recent additions include Mrs. Irma Merkle for Mr. Roman, and Mrs. Gladys Dunaway for attendance and Class cuts. Miss Ruth Woolley, Financial Secretary; Miss 27 Joan Stanley, Junior Stenographer; Mrs. Sue I I l l l l