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eated: Miss econd Row : Commercial One of the most popular pro- grams at Central is offered by our science department headed Mr. Donald Doc Roehm, and including Mr. john Grace, Miss Kathryn Hyland, and Mr. jo- seph Vavra. Courses are avail- able in chemistry and physics, these classes are highlighted by laboratory periods in which many fascinating experiments are performed. For a science major ninth grade biology is also required. Margery Peterson, Miss Helen Murphy, Miss Lela Wickham, Miss Katharine E. Miller, Mrs. Frances Bochnak. t ' , . Mrs. Dorothy Hamilton, Miss Alice Lowry, Mr. john Guley, Miss Mary Miller. i if x N XX 'N xx ff f' S3 Science Central offers an excellent program for anyone wishing to enter the busi- ness world. Under the able direction of Miss Katharine Miller this course covers typing, shorthand, business law, business arithmetic, bookkeep- ing, business machines, and other es- sential knowledge needed commer- cially. In addition to students entering business, those pupils who plan to enter college will find typing and shorthand very helpful. A special course in typing is offered to those not registered in the commercial courses. Because of the expert train- ing, Central students fmd excellent opportunities in the business world. Row 1: Mr, Joseph Vavra, Miss Kathryn Hyland. Row 2: Mr. Donald Roehm, Mr. John Grace. 13
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Mathematics Mrs. Blanche Beers, Mr. John Gable, Miss Muriel Dando, Mrs. Edith Cal- vert, Mr. William Hogan, Miss Virginia johnson. The industrial department or Central, located on the ground floor, gives many young people the vocational training neces- sary for securing a job soon after graduation. Courses in machine, auto, metal, and woodshop for the boys are taught by capable instructors. For those girls who wish to become beauticians, excellent courses in beauty culture are offered. Upon graduation these students are qualified to enter the industrial world and fill roles of usefulness. - J x 'lIi'.3Z.'I'7 f HQ Z 1 Q Industrial In our times when math and science are being stressed, Binghamton Central's Mathematics Department, under the lead- ership of Mrs. Blanche Beers, is meeting the challenge. This program offers an ex- tensive course of study for the prospec- tive scientist or technician. Since mathe- matics is now even more important in our modern-day life, many students take ad- vantage of this nne department' and major in math. The program .offers courses in plane geometry, trigonometry, and ad- vanced algebra. Intermediate algebra is offered in either one or two terms, and solid geometry is offered each spring term. First Row: Mr. Gerald Dischinger, Mr. Frank Clark, Mrs. Elsie Winchell, Mr. Frank A. Collen, Mr. Francis Gorgos. Second Row: Mr. Fred Barrett, Mr. Edward A. Mack, Mr. Harold J. Hess. 12
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Mr Henry Merz Mr. Robert Deyo, Mrs. Kaye Russell, Miss Margaret Frear' Athletics is an important part of every Centralite's life. Under capable instructors, students are taught the fundamentals of many sports. For both boys and girls there are programs of intramural activities including archery, life-saving, hockey, soccer, badminton, volley- ball, tennis, basketball, and baseball, There are j.V. and varsity teams of football, basketball, baseball, track, golf, and swimming. Thus Central is provided with a well-planned program of athletics to keep its students happy and healthy. 'Wi fiiglwf will .Q ll KC Miss Virginia Johnson. MY- .l05CPh Vavra' Miss Anna J. Bloom. 14 E .rw i ,yr-4 fi .1 . iz. I' ' ' 8 . Mg mg , i : Egg Q The structure of the teeth, brain, or bones is no mystery to Centralites. In health classes taught by Miss Anna Bloom and Mr. loseph Vavra, students learn the physical and psycho- logical functions of the mind and body. They also become acquainted with good grooming and nutritional habits. Each student is required to study healthg since it is important to everybody, no one regrets this. If a 'student knows this sub- ject well, he can live a much happier and healthier life.
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