Central High School - Interlude Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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Cartoons in the classroom ' ' This time they were on ossignment for Miss Hott ' s World History classes Dennis Stites, Marthanne Manion, and Bob uehl look at some of the better cartoons. Learning con often be fun As We Read History. . . In civics we did research and discovered what our own career opportunities were. We studied city, state, and national government, the history of our democracy, and relationships between peoples of the world. We finally began to realize that we are small but important parts of our society, school, and country, and that other people are, too. History taught us of mistakes of past civilizations, and the greatnesses. We learned of great men, places, and events, and tried to relate Greek and Roman philosophies to modern America. We learned of the changes that have taken place in our country, and we tried to predict the future from the past. We read newspapers and studied current events in government class. We examined the constitution and tried to realize how we have changed and yet kept our basic philosophy in the past years. R THOMAS HOYER Social Studies MR WILLIAM FUERBRINGER Sociol Studies MR HARRY FUCHS Social Studies

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Grammar isn ' t the only thing studied in Mr. Govern ' s German classes. Here Henry Martin and Werner Haynes listen as Irmagarde Siebrecht and Ann Likes report on German clothing.

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MR JOSEPH CATANZARITE Social Studies MR, FIOYD KUZAN Social Studies . . . We Make History Before Election Doy, politics provided many vibrant discussions in Government classes. Here Don Guzicki and Bev Sycika dis- cuss the coming election.