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

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Business Sclucation rows in Demancl Mr. Russell A. Jacobs Mr, Stewart M, Bohn B-A- M.A. MSU B.A. University of Toledo Mr. Jghn E. Carney Mr. Harlond K. Charter Mr. William M. Eidt Mr. Lee N. Grocholski B.S. CMU B.S. EMU B.S. M.S. B.S. CMU M.S. Wayne University University of Buffalo Miss Betty J. McDonald B.A. MSU Miss Dorothy L. White B.S. Simmons College Business law is a class that is not widely known at Central. It is an extremely valuable class for anyone but does not have a large enrollment. Business law offers basic understanding of how a contract is made. Other classes offered by the business education de- partment are clerical practice, typing, bookkeeping, stenography, shorthand, and office machines. Typing classes have always been the largest busi- ness classes due to the lack of space. Typing enroll- ment is large since it is offered to anyone who wants to take it. Approximately 95 per cent of the students who desire to take typing are able to. From Typing l classes approximately M of the students continue with Typing ll. Many students take typing for personal use. The new stenography program is stronger than usual. lt includes two years of typing, two years of shorthand, and one year of transcription. Business education at Central is headed by Mr. Russell Jacobs and is an important factor in Central life.

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Mrs. Theresia G. Smith Mrs. Mabel H. Taylor Miss Nelda Taylor Miss Helen F- WYf'eken B.A. cMu B.A. M.A. cMu B.A. and M.A. u of M B-A- and M.A- U of M fanguages Key to World Understanding Mr. Ronald J. Pavlik Mr. Bernard F. Barcio B.S. and M.A. B.A. and M.A. U of M University of Wisconsin Foreign languages are becoming more important in the twentieth century to students who are conscious of the necessity of international communications. Mr. Jacques Lama and Mrs. Jacqueline Hahn are teaching first through fourth year French, Spanish is taught by Mrs. Jacqui Brown, Mrs. Rebecca Post, and Mr. Ronald Pavlik. ' Mrs. Post and Mrs. Theresia Smith are teaching first and second year German. The language laboratory offers additional drill in speaking the language. Tape recordings heard in each of the 30 booths let the student review previous les- sons and improve his skill. Among those teachers who use the laboratory are Miss Frances Schultz and Mr. Bernard Barcio, our Latin teachers. These teachers are ready and willing to teach a student the language of his choice. . its Mrs. Jacqui R. Brown B.A. U of M M.A. University of Texas Mr. Jack T. Lama Colleges des Freres B.A. Georgetown University Mr. James F. Norman Miss Frances M. Schultz B.A. University of Colorado B.A. U of M

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Mr. Thomas J. Drummond Mr. Raymond W. Heemstra Mr. Gerald T. Hovis B.S. and M.A. M.SU and B.S. Hope College B.S. WMU Kenyon College Mr, Lawrence E, Maples Mr.' Richard E. Syring Mr. Joseph A. Toth, Jr. Mr. Jerry A. Toyzan Marquette University B.A. U of M B.S. East and North B.S. CMU B.S. Ferris Institute Carolina College Science Meets Challenge of ew Age Mr. John Veenstra MY- Alf0I'1S Wiel' A.B. WMU B.S. and M.S. WMU and B.S. and M.S. U of M U Of M Science, along with math, has become an important subject to those students who wish to go on to col- lege. , Science is the pathway that has taken us from the superstitions of yesteryear to the space age of the twentieth century. Students' activities in the science field range from dissecting animals of various kinds, to mixing chemi- cals, and to learning about matter and energy. . Mr. Thomas Drummond is the head of the depart- ment. Through his experience and his abilities, Mr. Drummond strives to improve the science department for those students who wish to advance their know- ledge in the field of science.