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

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New Teacher Aids Language Department Central’s language department re- t ceived a new teacher this year. Mr. Clarence Pease, for his first teaching assignment, taught Spanish in place of Mrs. Jacqui Brown, who left for a teaching job in Arizona. New editions of the book “Entender Y Hablar” were issued to Mr. Ronald Pavlik’s and Mr. Pease’s first year Spanish classes. Because of increased enrollment, ( Mrs. Jacqueline Hahn taught one second year French class. Mr. Jacques Lama taught the remaining French classes. Under the supervision of Mrs. Theresia Smith, the German classes had the opportunity to visit the Detroit Museum of Art. To increase their understanding of the German language, they also attended a play at the Detroit Theater. Observation of Latin Week was one of the main activities undertaken by the Latin classes. In addition, they visited the Detroit Institute of Art and the Hillberry Theater. Listening to Miss Francis Schultz explain a specific Latin term are Cathy Casey and David Batzer. Passing back some assignments to a group of girls is Mrs. Theresia Smith, German teacher 16 ACADEMICS

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Working vigorously, senior George Schmidt checks to see if his data is correct. Senior physics student Paul Maxwell records data as he finishes an experiment. Explaining the use of the microscope to Elisa Examining and checking his chemistry equipment to make sure all of it is in excellent condition and Pederson is Mr. John Veenstra, biology teacher. ready to use for an upcoming chemistry experiment is science teacher, Mr. Larry Maples. ACADEMICS 15

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Mr. Clarence Pease studies the paper of Cheryl Syring during one of his Spanish classes. Gazing into the air, thinking very eamstly about some unknown thoughts is Mr. Jacques Lama. Explaining how to do an assignment to Terri Pero is Maryanne Krzyzaniak, a student teacher. Writing notes for her French lesson to improve her ability in French is Karen Market. ACADEMICS 17