Centerville High School - Black Diamond Yearbook (Centerville, IA)

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1952 FACULTY Black Diamond S. Milton Schulz takes 1n the cool cctsh on CI Doc Fuller Ioe Nelson and Paul Iohnson seem to be cool evening enjoymg th1s little chore In ihe cool cool of the evenmq The feel of the hves Edith Clark 11:1 1 As lstont l ktrotm Louise Wiseman Study of the strueture of languages and the best ex amples literature ean afford are proyxded as the opportu nity of eyery student enroll 1ng in K HS Fnflshl Il III and V are offered to eyery student Mmm' K Schulz study of the English lan guage hye semesters f fundamental I'ngI1sh whieh inelude grammar study newspaper work business I'ngl1sh poetry lihriry systems literary works md drama must be ompleted by eyery student before he ns entitled to a diplonn Ingllsh Iitertture or Inglish Y II and Y III are offered to thos wishing to eomplete their high sehool study of Irnglish in prepirttion for eollege Ihls eourse is giyen to aequunt the students with the style and works of the great Inglish yyrlters Hulda Stomherq Clarence Hart vi mot 1 n I anquaqtss Ihe dead language I11t1n proyes to be a yery liyely subleet to some Through the translation of the texts many stories the pupil is able to go haek thiough the eenturles to the time of the Kaesars ieign Building step by step eleelension upon dcelension and eonyugation by eongugation the student 1 able to mareh with Hannibal aeross the Alps and fight battles with the mighty Roman army The highlight of the ye xr IS the seeond year Latin students R inan banquet eomplete yyith wine a mixture of Ixool Aid and grape pop Ihis is tn e tgerly antleipated eyent oeeurrmg on the ldes of Mareh tommenxo rating Caesars treaeherous death Spanish has beeorne 1 popular language and mueh in de mind of the usutl high sthool student Ihe opportunity t Lomplete ty o years ol this language nukes xy ultble to the zyerige student the ehinte to mister Iinguige u iyle t mo ern world Ie itured in this eourse 1 the Spun h I hristm Is Pirty including pintts ind South at the Ilorderf trtl ith the and of e instruttor 1 y IIII lil ll IPIIII 6 5 I A f 3 1 I 3 f' I-. 1 7 ,, 1 5 ' -1 1 ' , I 15 Q 4 . A . 11 T1 1 1 1 ng 1 2' ng 1 f all ' il L I K 4 I 1-,.' 4 A 11.11 .. - 1 ' '- 11gr1111y1 Lgmyg lf: Isl, 'S 1.11 1: llnqlisl. Gi'.'ffrn:11':1' 5'g,f-ffvly cruel: l.:g:,1: . She-111' ly.-1111111 lltfz QF 1I1fY Y: -:1:1:, F1121 :1f1I I-If 'r Q Hx' lynn r F: nr 1 ' I I I u 1 - - 1 11 1 .,, , .1- 11 1 '11A 1 X- 1 1 1- 1 , X 1. 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1.1 'F 1 - g A ' 1k-. 1 - ' 1 - 1 1 ' '- 1 1 1 -- - 1 1 -1 '1- 1 ' 1 '., . , - .,k.' . - ' ,,' . . 1' . 1, 1 'S ' ' 3 A f 1 f - 1' ' - k- V 'y ' 1- . gIA' . , . I 'i ' A' 1' ' ' I ' ' y z A, ' 1 1 1 - F- 1 ,.- -1 11 1 ' K 1 ' U 1 1 1 - 1 1 1' , interested in continuing his slaycs. the yvcll-trained first-year students: and frcu flowing Tv. V U1 V g- 1 1 '- 1 , -'1.1 1 ' - ' 1 1- 1 ggi 131. 1 . 1 1 I 'g y 1 '- . ' , Q. 1 V 11 Y ' 'Q ' T '. ' ', iff. -1 4: ' A '- . ' a ' L ,tl K- 11 '11'k 1 1 11'1'1 1 ' 1 1 111 11. ' 1 1,1 R-1g1A'l1 1 I 7 I. .I 'Q ' 4- 7 I Y I Y ' ' ' I I ' 2 7' ' ' I l' Q ' QI Q 7 1 NiI 'III IIL' ' A- -' ' . ' QV, A d' .iw 'i ,'As Af1As f 1 Azz ' '.' ' V' z ' 1 '11 ,A 4 - A 11s. ' A ' ' ' ' 'z f ', ' A ' .. XV' ' 'A an nhl ' ' no I NCII-L'KllIIlIUt1I l.tl'- ll 1 I 1 1 1 1 ll 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 ' SI . . 1

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Black Diamond ADMINISTRATION 1952 Earl Miles Prznczpal of Hzglo School Z ' 5

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Black Diamond FACULTY 1952 Faculty members show uncanny sktll at Canasta Paul Iohnson brtngs h1s bulletm board up o da Even the ktbztzers enjoy tt Horace Fuller Harry Mxller Srttlnrtt lVl tilt oratortes n-any students are able to delse Into the mystertes of the selenees C hemtstry ts offered to those wtshtng to broaden their hortaons tn the ehemleal world Thus eourse eould xxell be the st trt of a eareer tn a laboratory whleh ts novt sueh tn essentlal laetor tn thts eountry B1oIoy.,y the setenee of plants and antmals ts offered to those tnterested tn medtetne nurstng forestry and other sueh related oeeupattons By use of labs and mteroseopes the stu mg them Mathemattes one of the three Rs ts stressed at CHS The eourses offeree. are General Math Bustness Math Algebra I II III and IX Geometry I and II Soltd Geometry and lnrtgonometry Offered tn the hustn ss fteld are typtng shorthand book keeping Ihroueh use of the model offlee the students are able to beeome aeeustomed to their oeeupattonal surroundmgs The business students put on a demonstratton esery year Gotng, btele to the Roundtable of lung., Arthur ean he most ntertatntng md edueattonal when you g.,o ua 'Nltss Golds berry s World Htstory elass This ts a eomplete eoyerage of the world s htstory tn seettons of the globe last Mtddle I'ast and West are hrouy.,ht up to date through use of text hooks ltbrary lean Foot Charles Schmtd 7 Rates an A Rmv Wflqhl Ruth Whttmore book reports moytes ftlm strtps and reeords I'he bul lettn boards are usually ftlled wtth the students eontrtbu ttons tn the yy ry of art I lay ftg.,ures and rnehly dress d dolls made mel elothetl by World Hrstory elasses mal-te gb!! fig f showeases Amertean Illstory a elass of free speeeh und enterprtse an be and ts enyoyed hy almost eyery student tn fl-IS Htstory elass ttme ts ftlled vytth moues ftlmstrtps reeords readings and ret orts Through the use of moyles and ftlmstrtps the student ts nhle to see tn aeuon the people md eyents that haxe su h 1 y., ext beartng. on has ltfe The reeords made ayatl tl le by th s hool help to supplement the textl-oolss used I general Selenee the puptl delyes into the mysteries of n tture through the atd of textbook moxtes ftlmstrtps sltdes md drm nes Studying., and letrntng., the seerets of the um xerse ts mt le natlable to exery student Interested A well rounel d prog.,ratn of physt tl tr umm., IS prone Erma Bonds -sl .7 Hustnvss I.1lI1r1n Howry ' A ' ' t ie f l , ' K W2 4 - ' . I .f :. I It'-::t.:,?t,' f,f:':.':z.1x .h :af ,. P., tt-lm: fl tl' 1 1. lJ':'ft- :., z'. U .. x'. 1. 1. 'IY1 1. r .V tt in .' .1:.:..:.: Al Ytvlty 'I'1'l:1' ' 'L :.:::. zz. ,txt iz : .. 11. 31. :'. I1 l y ' I ' , 1 1 1 l 'A , ' ,k.. ,, , K , J , , , ' ., , ',, . tv 'lt' ' - I A. l'.. . . '. . '. ' . ..,' ..f ' - I . . , . . ' 4, , 7 ' ' ' I K I ' A ' I 1 A ' N K I l 3 1 ' ' ' ' fl . .1 ' , A V dents are able to understand better the ltvtng things surround- ftne LllSPIG.iy'5 tn the Ilall , V, ' - ' - 1 A ',, : TW 1 1 - Q A x ' x nk' 1 4 ' 1 -1 v. 1 - I K- I ' - . .1 . . . .. . V - . ' . . l 1 . A.. ,aH,,.,1, Y ' Q . tg . - . 3 V' 1 if 9 . Y, 1. . t ,, , V. - A I ' I' K .I I ' - I V. s I r . - l fs , ' ' p - - ' 1 1 v ' -. -- ' - f , s - .1 .' , , ' - X . -.. . e . I - 1 .. . , , - l ' 1 p - - 1 h . . f . X- K in . t . . ' . - ' . Q , . , .- . . -- F . ,' -- 1 ' V , ' , . ' . V , K- 1- Q ,. .2 . ' , ' ,l . , V, - - . -.. ' .' 1 ' ' . I1 ' Y' e ' 1 . - -, , -- ,A- ' ' r 1-' - f - H r 'f f K n 1. -f :fl V.. . ' . Yr- ' . V ', 3 . , ' ' i . -. ' . V I V , A ' K-, 1 , K, , .' ,n .Q NIL. ' t ' F. , - lt. , ,'k 1 't , ., - . . , , . ., , , , Q i ,L ,L . N' , , ,2 ' , p- .. . Q- , '. I I I ll I .:.: 'Z' .--I1 f1 :Q I E' gil:-P: 111 r ff1.'.'1t'..g f .::. I: :'2..::.d init.-SIL EQ. 1. ' :.. . fx '1.i I ' :z.::.fZ '.1Q :li-'11 :1 TZ,1.:..:.: