Central High School - Girardot Yearbook (Cape Girardeau, MO)

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0000OOOCC000-000000OOO000000OQQIOOOOOOOOOOOOOO00000000OIOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC: Facts About Central REQUIREMENTS EOR GRADUATION In order that there may be uniformity in all high schools, the state requires a certain number being sixteen units, ten and one-half being re- The requirements for graduation are: number of credits for graduation. our quired, and five and one-half elective. English . . . . 4 units Government , . . . unit History .. , . 2 units Hygiene ...,...... . M unit Civics ...,.. .. l unit Physical Education H2 unit Mathematics . . , . . 1 unit Elective ........... SM units , Science ....... , , .. 1 unit Total . ,.... 16 units The electives may be chosen from the following subjects: Art, biology, bookkeeping, chemistry, commercial arithmetic, geography, and law, drama, economics, Latin, manual train- ing, mechanical drawing, physics, plane and solid geometry, public speaking, shorthand, sociology, typing, and vocational home economics. There are also extra-curricular activities in which students may supplement their special curricular interests. These organizations are held during the first hour periods on Monday and Wednesday or after school hours. SUMMARY OE CENTRAL'S PROGRAM I Required Subjects. 1. English-4 units. 2. History-Citizenship, World History, American History, :ind Government rlivisions-THQ: units. 3, Mathematics-Algebra, 1 unit. 4. Science-General Science-1 unit. 5 6 . Hygiene-V5 unit. . Physical Education-'A unit. Total required subjects-1f.!fQ units. II Electives QSM units selectedj 1. Social Studies-Economics, Sociology--ea:-h 14 unit. 2. Mathematics-Plane Geometrv, 1 unit: Solid Geometry, ie unit. 3. Scienec+Chemistry, 1 unit: Physics, l unit: Biology, 1 unit. 4. Art-GB? Design and Color Theory: t1AJ Commercial Art, Lettering and Poster: CZBJ Costume and Figure: KZAJ Interior Decoration and Crafts - each ser-tion M unit. ai. Commercial-Commercial Law. Geography. and Arithmetic--each 'A unit: Typing-1 unit: Book- keeping-1 unit: Shorthand ibeginners and advaneedl-each 1 unit. ' . Vocational Home Economics-CIBJ Foods and Nutrition-1 unit: 11AJ Selection, Construction and ,Care of Clothing--1 unit: l2BJ Child Care and Budgeting-1 unit: QZAJ Home and Equipment- 6 1 unit. 'Tl Manual Training-Mechanical Drawing-1 unit: Bent-hwork--1 unit: Advanced Drawing-1 unit. 8. Latin-1st year-1 unit: 2nd year-1 unit: 3rd year-1 unit. 9. MusieYFreshma.n Chorus-'Ai unit: Boys' Advanced Chorus-'At unit: Girls' Atlvzinced Chorus- K unit: Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubsllli unit: Band-'At unit: Orchestra-M4 unit. Drama-'A unit: Public Speaking-16 unit. Total Elective Courses offered-36 units. 10. III. Extra Curricular Activities. 1. 2 PublicationsA'I'iger tliterary und business staffsi. Girtirilot lliterary and business stziffsl. . Dramatics-Red Dagger. Silver Spear, Central Masquers, Murionettes. 3. Religious--Senior and Junior Girl Reserves, Hi-Y. 4. Vocational-Debate. Electrical Engineers, Library, Math, Aviation, Nurses', Typing, Art. 5. Hobbies-Crossword Puzzle. Collevtorsh Kodak, Archery, Audubon, Central Cooks, Boys' Cooking. 6. Recreational-Girls' Athletics, Boys' Sport, Girls' Sport, Tennis, 7. Organizations-Tigerettes, Drum and Bugle Corps. 8. Honor Organizations-National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll. 9. Student Chun:-il. 10. Athletics-Football, Basketball, Truck, Baseball, Tennis, Volleyball, Swimming. , THE MAINTENANCE OF CENTRAL The total cost of maintenance for Central High School for a year's work is S44,S0l.36, which represents an average of 574.67 for each pupil in attendance. The expenditures are dis- tributed as follows: Instructors' salaries - S40,0S8g janitors' salaries - S2,3S3.S0: water - S277.32: light and power - 532737: telephone service - S42.48g fuel -- 5875.805 supplies for instruction -- SS66.7S. 00001000OOO000000000000llIOOOOOOOOOOIOOOIIOOIOOIAOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOIOOOOOOO L16... s i tm M. A . . s - - O O C O O O O I O O I O O I O O I O I I O O O O C O I O O O O I C I I O O O O I I I O O I O O O O O C O O O I I O O I I O I O I I I 0 0 O I O O O I I O O O I I C O O O O O O I I I O O O O I O I O O O

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