Central High School - Helios Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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Before giving a test, Mr. Perrin hangs hall doors. i 1 r Speed and accuri timed writings. ed during the typing Students ' Special Abilitities A common occurrence in high school today is tests. Although each teacher differs on the numbers and the types of tests given, all are given to see what the student is capable of doing or what he has learned. Every de- partment from physics to gym administers tests of some type. The counsellors also administer standardized tests to see how the students are progressing, what subject he excels in, and what subjects could prove to be difficult for him. These tests are especially important for stu- dents ' programming and for working out their future vocations. Although most students dread test days, tests are ery essential in learning and are rewarding for those who are willing to work and to do well. Juniors apply themselves to lest their ability on Scholastic Qualifying Test. 169

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' = ' - Physicol fitness test are given periodically in gym classes to determine students ' physical obilities. Mr. Greig tests Lindo ' s knowledge of the ports of the sheep ' s heart. Many Tests Prove |i3«l :L:»vJi « ' : ! H] 1 - 1 fldH 1 IK. n 168

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r Learning Made Easy Through Up-To-Date Material Mr. Perrin checks over the many possible new textbooks mode ovoil able to Central students. This yeor ' s oudio-visuol staff received eight new overhead proiectoi ond eight new movie projectors which have greatly improved th quality of visuol aid equipment which teachers con offer their students