Southwestern Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Jamestown, NY)

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COMMODORES BOLD THEY 921559 at MRS. CARLSON PRINCIPAL ROOD OFFICE Commodore Holland Rood is in command of the Celoron fleet hase office. On the hrid ge, which is located on the first floor of our C. H. S., he charts the course of our crew with great dexter- ity. Here is an expert seaman who understands the prohlems of captains and crew alilzef Dam- age to any part of the ship, he it mast, sail, rud- der, hoom, or rigging, is repaired at once under the efficient planning of Commodore Rood. All hands turn to with a will at his democratic Carry onf' The fleet's loyal scribe, Mrs. Elador Carlson, takes on the duties of secretary, G2, and friend to captains and crew. Her smile and friendly greeting are as welcome as a port in a storm. The hold, containing the fleet's cargo, is kept in meticulous order hy this ahle mariner. 10

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CHART OUR COURSE OFFICE Commodore Lee R. Mathewson is at the helm of our good school ship in Lakewood. To keep the keel steady and the rudder jirm has been his earnest endeavor as an able seaman. Favoring winds and some ill winds have blown but the ship has been kept to the course. Iune port will be reached in good sailing time. The opfice mate, Mrs. Olive Cole, has been busy keeping the ship's supplies and records in readiness. Her ejficiency has greatly aided the shi p's voyage. The crew has depended on her will- ing help. But, alas, her sailing days are at an end. She retires in August from nautical life after twenty- four years on this ship. Needless to say, she will be missed because she is a first class sea- man. 'W ffyffd K figs' lx? H dvd XN62 sl' fl f nf MRS. COLE PRINCIPAL MATHEWSON 11