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

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Science Benefits Students j;m Schullz, John Ten Have s, Bernard Gryska Science students are always learning new things in interesting classes. Laboratory experiments provide a switch from regular lectures and a time for students to think and do for themselves. In Physiology classes the students can further their knowledge of the functions of the human body. Biology classes study many forms of life and make much use of microscopes and dis- secting tools. Physics students probe the varied forces at work in the universe. Chemistry is the complex study of the structure of all living and nonliving materials. Jim Genger, Jim Schroede 24

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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

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Instructors Encourage Vocational Skills This year Central High students have had an even better opportunity to further their learning and skill in industrial arts. Along with the classes taught at Central, additional classes were held at Union and Creston High Schools, and Burton Junior High School for these students. By widening the choice of classes in this field, students have gained new knowledge of the vocational trade. Don Boesel Sieve Ell Donald Boesel lets students know what is expected from them in shop. Jacob Lahom, Norman Bennett. Walter Miller 25