Central High School - Centralia Yearbook (Bay City, MI)

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Mr. Leslie Mr. White and Mr. Miller-Social Scientists N1 Miss Johnston and Mr. Vegter Mr. Hartman

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Social Science Department ' J -. r S of S 1 ,ge , 5 A A, f 4 5 N V. n ' s I ,,, ' gf , 1 li 5' 5 A xx! 3 Q 3- if XX fi ffl' A Eg, ,X 5 ,Sr X A 'xxx ,SR Nj R x i 1:,.zs-nf X vyrb ii in :L Y MVR? AF' we--1. -,R , Mr. Saunders-Head of the Social Science Department Mr. Young in command The Social Sciences are dedicated to studying the basic principles of Amer- icanism. Students are taught to under- stand the development of democracy, and the various other social, economic, and political systems prevalent in the world today. They learn to read com- prehensively, to listen to radio and tele- vision, to discuss world problems, and to always be informed about current events. In short, the Social Sciences contrib- ute a great deal to furthering the Amer- ican Way, and to widening our horizons. Watch the birdie, buddy! -, .nike 0 am, I in

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Mathematics Department ' ? W' ae .ix .- 1 ' 3 A 'E l, we - M ft. f g Q' fax U R Q S, ' t , i a t r if , ag ar., i , 1 V :jg -R Q X W rf' ,1 , Mr. Hewitt-Head of the Mathematics Department Our Mathematics Department offers a very complete course including all the phases of math necessary for future college study. Four years of college preparatory math is available: algebra, geometry, advanced algebra, and trigonometry or solid geometry. These courses corre- spond with the four years of high school. General mathematics in the ninth grade followed by vocational and busi- ness math is provided for the non-college student desiring technical training. For students who have shown early and exceptional mathematical ability an enriched course is offered. This is an attempt to keep the superior math stu- dent interested until more advanced curriculum and books are in effect. Mr. Bidwell and Miss Manz ' ' W Mr. Remington and Mr. Bailey