Central High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

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Dorothy Thompson-Vocal Music B.A. Colorado State College of Education Frank A. Torrence, Jr.-English B.A. Earlham College M.A. University of Denver Molly Verlengia-Mathematics B.A. Loretto Heights College Will C. Vorpagel-Commercial B.B.A. University of Wisconsin Vernice Wallce-Commercial B.A. Colorado State College of Education Gladys Wilcox-Foods B.A. Cornell College Betty Jean Wilson-Clothing B.S. University of New Mexico Central's evolution has not by any means by-passed her faculty. Through new concepts and new methods has come a better educational program. Teachers do not now teach classes according to the theory that students must be forced to learn by fear of punishment, they have come to believe that students will learn and will enjoy doing it, if the sub- ject matter is presented in an interesting way and applied to the problems of everyday life. They can better under- stand the students because, on the average, they are younger themselves and all have been trained to cope with student problems. Through the combined efforts of the faculty and the administration, courses which have decreased in value dur- ing the years have been abolished and more useful subjects added to the curriculum. Today's world demands character and personality as well as knowledge and skillg Central has satisfied this need by offering courses such as social living, psychology, and sociology. Specialized courses are also offered by the stu- dent wishing to branch out. Central is well aware that today's graduate is tomorrow's leader. ,941 RT Mr. Hartley g m1mmsw as

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