Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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IF L, N m, - MRS. ROSALIND C. MRS. L. SEITZ MICHAEL KESSLER MICHAEL KLEINER EVANS JONES Humanities World History Psychology World History SOCIAL STUDIE The Social Studies Department instills knowledge of the principles of our democratic system of gov- ernment, the history upon which this system was established, and the changes that are taking place today. Every effort is made to incorporate Black I-Iistory into every phase of the social studies courses. t s x. 'x.. is x lr 1. r t r t World History if , I Y ll lf!! , ' 1 4. 1 if glieit-A5751 I , - I- a KIM QUICK MRS. LEA SCHULTZ U. S. History U. S. History Enrichment 1 . ,1 1'-pr' il A i DAVID STILLVVELL MISS EUNICE VVELLS ' U. S. History U. S. History Department Head World History class - Cynthia Grimes, W. vo P rf N - Angelia Howard, Linda johnson, Curtis Y W ' ' Y- Mack. f i Participants in The Male Image Program: Lucian Lusco, Richard Campbell, Brian Coleman, Larry Griffith, Barnard Boyclg Mrs. jones, Sponsor.

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SCIENCE Our Science Department aims to instill in each science student an awareness of the influence that science has on our modern society. In biology lab the processes of life are learned through observation of 'living plants and animals, as Well as dead specimens. Physics and chemistry were the hardest for most of us to understand, but successful experimentation helped. K., 7. V X . fam A .A ALL LIFE IS AKIN learn biology students - L to R: Gail O'Rea, Keith Walters, Wanda Goodman and Brenda Darby. CHEMISTRY EXPERIMENT - Finding percentage of water in a I-Iydrate. BOYCE CARTER MRS. FLORA I. DIX Biology Chemistry nk? ,Q A- i if CARL G. FORBES WILLIAM L. GRIFFITI-I Biology General Sci. Department Head l... ae,-rv,-f . .v.,:.a,T: ,, 12 -J .g.: i , A I ,gg . 1 1 x . MRS . IOSELYN M. JACKSON Biology and General Sci. CLOCKWISE FROM FRONT: Robert Halsell, Keith Griffith, William Griffith, September Johnson, Diane Winn. ' 1 , 1 Li , IAMQES OLIVER Physics and Phy. Sci. MRS. JANE RUEVE Biology and Phy. Sci.

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mn if MRS. ELSIE R. MRS. JANICE O JOHN R. RHODES MRS. STEPHANY COSBY MILLER Department He ad The Special Education Department is de- signed to help students who can learn but at a slower pace. A specially designed curri culum gives them basic skills in the use of language, numbers and social relationships. At the high school level students learn what job opportunities are available in the com- munity, what certain jobs require, and how to meet these standards. WILSON SPECIAL ED UCA TION HEALTH FOR BETTER LIVING - L to R: Marie Webster, Charles Turner, Kathy Miles, Robert Cochran with Teacher John Rhodes. .U , nr.. A ,LI,,,,,, 'iqn,,..u.1 ' L NJ 21