Central High School - Cehisean Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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. SOCIAL STUDIES at s 'S ea MR. M. JOHNSON MRS. F. NORBECK MR. W. KIRKWOOD MRS. M. TOPDAHL MR. F. MOILANEN World History Social Studies World History World History American History We live in the most complex economic and political society that man has ever devised. The purpose of the social studies is to better prepare our citizens to live and function in this complex society. A person must be educated to make the decisions which will be most bene- Mr. Sauer if explaining 4 new hockey play, ficial to him and to his society. Due to the position of our country in the world today, a greater emphasis is being placed upon current events in all the classes. MR. D. MALLINGER MR. M. ROCKLER MR. E. PETERSON American History Social Studies American History Social Studies World History Geography MR. L. BRADLE MISS I.. ASHER MR. D. AUSEMUS MRS. W. MR. W. MARTIN Social Studies Social Studies World Geography BRUNDRET1' Social Studies Science Student Council English Social Studies ll

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MR. W. GERDTS MISS M. HART MR. R. MRS. E. SCHMIT MR. F. BRETT Science Science MOLKENBUR Science Science MR. R. MUETZEL MR. R. TANGEN Science Science Mr. Molkenbur pauses for a bite to eat at the Christmas party. Science SCIENCE . The science department has a very well-rounded curriculum. In addition to the regular courses offered, Central also offers the D Program, in which students who show exceptional scientific ability are grouped into accelerated classes. CHEM Study, which is a dynamically new course, is composed of students who were chosen to experiment on new methods of learning which emphasize laboratory techniques rather than normal classroom work. ...df ff , ,N s- Mrs. Srhmit wonders whether there are any strong boys around. Teachers chit-chat at the annual Christmas party.