Centerville High School - Elkonian Yearbook (Centerville, OH)

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A revolutionary and new educational process con- fronted students when they entered school on Septem- ber 9, 1966. The old order . . . the old education system had changed. . . and as they en The old order changes . . . tered school Og ,- .6 fs- -ra... .Lev ' . I that first day last fall, with anxious eyes . . . hopeful hearts . . . and eager minds, they became a part of the birth of a new era in the educational process at CHS. The old order had changed . . . Magsig, the junior high building, became a part of the high school provid- ing students with a campus atmosphere . . . team teach- ing went into full swing with courses in English, social studies, and sciences, all having large group lectures . . . days were divided into fifteen half-hour modules. To house sixth, seventh, and eighth graders two middle schools were constructed . . . Tower Heights and Hither- green . . . designed to perfect team teaching methods . . . dividers replaced walls between classrooms . . . air conditioning and carpet enhanced the learning process. Hours of hard work . . . loyalty . . . responsibility . . . all traits that were developed during four of the most impressionable years of a person's life guided them through another year of accomplishment, achievement, and above all, a deeper understanding of themselves and the world of which they were a part. r he----1 y Afv iTi+ ' Hithergreen Middle School gives sixth, seventh, and eighth grade students a chance to develop own interests at own rate of speed. Only eleven years ago, C. W. Magsig was the only school in Washington Township. Now, in l967, with an increasing number of students, it becomes part of the high school and houses freshmen and sophomores.