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

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Activities Generate School Spirit students spend many hours in the library finding information for term papers and other such assignments. To climax pep week, students gather for a delicious breakfast at Aunt Jemima ' s Pancake House. Students enjoy the convenience of purchasing their required reading material from the Senior High Student Council Bookstore. 171

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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

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Serious itudents Sheillo Zoidenwor exhibition of public school children □ nd Pom Mikrul enjoy the irl at the Grond Ropids Art Young Artists Display Talents Central art students are given several opportunities to exhibit their talents. Many grades were represented in the annual all-city school show at the Grand Hapids Art Museum. Hundreds of people viewed the exhibit which ran from February 14 to March 27. In addition to the local gallen,- showing, the downtown merchants selected many of Central students paintings for display in store windows as well as in store exhibits. During the school year all the art teachers save repre- sentative works from their classes. When Spring comes, a clothes line is set up on the east lawn of the building and the students ' paintings are displayed for the entire school. This Art Show is always welcomed by students and faculty, for it gives them an opportunity to enjoy the paintings as well as the balmv weather. Seventh grader Deno Fotleo points out his pope clossmotes Pol Isbell ond Chris Lobozzetto Chris Lowell feels the student Mike Donielski texture of o picture done by his fellow