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Page ,er A Q gf .pu .41 4 rofwingiinl iuzltiuwee WE AT CENTRAL are blessed with having in our curriculum cul- tural subjects affording life-long val- ues+Latin and art. Our art depart- ment is so organized that the classes gain a profound knowledge of one of the truly finer aspects of life. ln the Latin course, pupils learn how those ancient Romans lived whose social order. tongue, and ideals have distinct bearing on our own. Pmeautord Vv'illiams and Elaine Glick paint murals on shop windows While competing in a citv art COIIICSI, Mrs. Margaret MacKay's Latin class fights the Gallic Vwlars with .lulius Caesar. J N...-f www' 6? ,Mak 335-V-:s:g3s.ez,cQ::5s51w:.:..:, .-. r ......
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QQ X I L.. , M5 ,w 'W wig' 'S Gaining Skills in .Iobs CENTRAL offers a wider selection in drawing than most other high schools offer. The classes numbered -P20 boys this year. DURING the second semester this year there were about 800 boys and girls enrolled in the different phases of business training. There are al- ways at least 80 or 90 students placed in positions in the business world directly after graduation. 0 TRAINING for future positions are Nlax Conner, Bob Linn and Dick Ilobeck. They are inking in an archi- tectural drawing. These girls in comptometry class find Hguring is lun with mathematical machines, Page 107
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,JV gp WY L Jn' he Learning to Liive THE SOCIAL science field at Cen tral is a Very broad one. Eor instance our economics classes are Well edu- cated in practical buying for the fu- ture. Economics, the study of how people buy. sell, and budget their .MZ MM z4' x , goods and mo ney. is an art necessary to all. SPEECH CLASSES, led b M y r. McFadden. offer to students training in impromptu. extemp, declamation oratory, and other arts of bl' pu ic speaking. Central students always rank among the top few in any speech contest they enter. Practice 'lleacher Mr. llarnld Smith explains to Becky lirttnsnn a statistics graph in eco mimics, .lim Clements. Shirley Case. intl Sharon Dougherty rehearse for a radio program given over NVGl, in Mr M ll ll ' , c 'aecen s sixth hour speech class v Page 100
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