Central Community High School - Centralian Yearbook (DeWitt, IA)

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Central offers three years of art all under the direction of Mrs. Gloria Ma- looly. Several projects undertaken last year were wood cuts, mosaics, banners and clay. Art Students Discover Hidden Talents l 1 f ,K 5 . W1 'P ui in Q ,, Q , ' .:, , , l 5 , , , V , s,,g,,.,1,.,m f E V ,::.-Wmsgfgffs Queen for a day! Future da Vinci's'P'7

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Q1 ' 3-x Q 'B Bk Miss Eggleston very aptly leads the voc al department. ..,4 ig Music To Jan Fletcher oes over the song before his lesson. Soothe the Soul Miss Eggleston does her thing. 8 lan is the president of the mixed chorus. The old fox hard at work, Mr. Sherer handles the instru- mental aspects ofthe music department, Mr. Sherer directs his band and works very hard and diligently to attaincper- fection from his stu ents, i

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L Two Seniors, Jane Langbehn and Jackie Donnelly, study information concerning their future educations. Senior Mary Oehrlein shows that the prospect of a future away from Central doesn't scare her. wa -410 0 SX i s :K ' smsgggmf' X., Guidance Library Is Beneficial to All Mr. White, our guidance counselor, has one of the most helpful jobs, as far as col- lege-bound students are concerned. He meets with students all through their high school careers to iron out their problems. To Seniors, he is especially valuable as he helps them to make arrangements to fur- ther their education. He is in charge of giving aptitude tests and others that are beneficial to the students. The guidance library contains informa- tion concerning most of the colleges and trade schools in the country. Catalogues are available to the students, and the guid- ance library is a good place to plan the future. Mr. White catches up on some of the paper work that piles up as a part of his job,