Brooklyn Center High School - Centaurion Yearbook (Brooklyn Center, MN)

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Each student spends some time during the year talking With our counselor, Mr. Brannon, and thinking about plans for next year. Above, two students discuss a book with him. Seniors start their school day at their ml I: ABM lockers Where they pick up books for w. . . classes, talk with their friends, and review for the day ahead. $35 Though each student's schedule varies The day progresses through a variety of classes. At we all are requEd '50 take English. twelve o'clock we are dismissed for a short while to eat Doc's room is the mOSt familiar Of all lunch. Some students spend this time goofing around the rooms. Below, in the chemistry while others eat and still others study. Above we see an room we see a student hard at work. example of studying while eating.

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The afternoon hours roll by fastest, for they bring the final two- classes of the day. A class that most seniors enjoy very much is modern problems. Mrs. Braun poses With two students in front of a sign made for us by the inmates of Stillwater state prison. But posing is not a typical example of the class. . . usually we talk and discuss. TOPTF-HQI Family living is an elective course offered to senior girls. The girls learn a variety of things that will be useful later in life. In the picture below a group of girls are preparing for the nursery school Which they manage each spring. 85 Extra-curricular activities take up much time after school. While some of us run to the stage, bandrpom or choir room, others head for the field, or to cheerleading or centaurette practice. To each of us our activities are a source of much enjoyment and fulfillment. The student continues his various projects at home. For the most part, his day ends by hitting the books.