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

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Commercial Courses Teach Business Skills Did Mrs. Johnson catch a student leaving the a typewriter? Adrian Van Dop, Sharon Johnston, Ellen Munson Central High School ofFers various courses to stu- dents interested in a business career. Bookkeeping, shorthand, and office practice are designed to give students a knowledge of the field and to aid them in a decision for their vocation. Tvping is a valuable course that may be applied even outside the business world and is a great help in high school and college. Wiimo Moody, Mary Pelliter

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Social Studies Promote Thoughts of Past, Present and Future Social studies are an important part of our lives today. History students may begin to feel discouraged when they think about how much there is to learn, but our fine teachers try to make the subject interesting so the students will enjoy learning. Through this years elections government teachers capably linked the sub- ject with real life. By taking a course in family living, students were able to better understand themselves and people in the world around them. Patriclc Reagon Earl Monde students. and Gene Hecker show their delight at failii 21

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Physical education classes strive for fitness. Plnsical education classes provide the opportunity students to understand the rules and objects of simple for physical fitness through involvement in various and different sports. An extra lienefit of physical sports. Teachers find that learning liy doing helps the education is that most students -njoy it. Bonnie Wiers, Nancy Smitti Jim Fox, John Peilerito How do you lil(e this Foxey gr 23