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Page Twelve - Seated: Miss Nellie Glod, Miss Elizabeth Prior, Miss Louise Wulff. Standing: Miss Margaret Brown, Mr. James Hogan, Mrs. Lettie Burlew. Two conscientious students look at the globe as Miss Margaret Brown points out a trouble spot in the world. A knowledge of world affairs, past and present, helps to make one a well rounded and interesting person. In Cen¬ tral ' s history classes, the student is given a chance to gain a wider perspec¬ tive of historical events by studying ancient, medieval and modern history. The globes and maps aid the pupils in understanding the geographical char¬ acteristics and the location of the differ¬ ent countries. The courses in Commu¬ nism, Democracy and Socialism help them to realize how other peoples think. All this is part of the extensive training which makes the student of today the alert and active citizen of tomorrow. HISTORY
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Mr. Roehm demonstrates an essential experiment. Page Eleven Mr. John Gable explains how to find the volume of a cube to Burke Webb. Ted Smith and Joann Dudock try to obtain the balance necessary for their physics experiment. Tony Capozzi and Terry Acquiviva study a proposition together.
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The new co-ed home economics class is a true suc¬ cess at Central. HOME ECONOMICS ART The art class happily receives instructions from Miss Grace Holcomb, art teacher. Homemaking, which is one of the most useful and practical subjects taught in high schools today, is elected by many pupils regardless of what their selected course may be. Both boys and girls alike benefit from these classes where such interesting topics as child care, cooking, interior decorating, sewing and etiguette are off ered. This year, in contrast to other years when separate classes were held for boys and girls, a co-ed” class has been organized. The homemaking depart¬ ment is definitely a valuable part of Cen¬ tral ' s training program. Art classes at Central are made up partly of students who wish to make art their career, and of others who are merely interested in it as a hobby. In either case, they are taught the basic principles of drawing and design by Miss Grace Hol¬ comb, the Art Department instructor. The art classes supply the posters and decora¬ tions for all productions held at Central, and they adorn the art room with portraits of their classmates. Art contest entries from Central usually win a great many Scholastic Art Awards. Page Thirteen
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