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

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Writing a theme in Miss Nelda Taylor’s English Lit B class are a group of juniors and seniors. Deep concentration is shown on the face of Mrs. Ann Wiescinski as she corrects a research paper. 18 ACADEMICS

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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

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Seeking the help of a visual aid during one of his English Lit. tests is senior Mark Cornelius. New Courses Added, Expand Department Starting this year, along with previous English courses, students may take Reading of Modem Plays or Reading II. Reading of Modem Plays is an addition to the literature section, while Reading II is an advanced class for the improvement of reading and comprehension skills. Central received a new teacher in addition to the two new classes. Mrs. Charles taught Survey of American Literature along with the other new class, Fundamental Grammar. Students planning to go to college must take three years of grammar, three semesters of literature, plus three electives. Non-college bound students must have two semesters of grammar, two of literature, and two elective classes. Members of the English Department planned to revise all classes by combining and adding them. They planned to keep English up to date. Mr. Richard Dalzell carries out a casual atmosphere in his Survey of American Literature class by sitting on top of his desk while attempting to explain a passage from the day’s assignment. ACADEMICS 19