Central High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

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UU ll lll Top Nov.: Ht-itmnn. Look. Finley, Puxson. Hallam Row: Baker. Bevmvr, Bvremun, Block. THE FACULTY The seventy-eight men and women who compose the faculty of Central High School are very well trained in the subjects which they teach. Every day of the school year. these instructors take their places in their respective class rooms in order to teach the pupils their three His. Many hours are spent by these men and women in preparing interesting material for the discussion part of each class period, and the greater majority of students do not realize how much time the average teacher spends after school hours in gathering outside information, correcting papers, and other tedious tasks. The faculty of Central High School is divided into ten departments. These groups are administration. English. history. mathematics. foreign language, science, commercial. physical education. industrial. and miscellaneous. All of these depart- ments are self-explanatory. except perhaps the industrial and the miscellaneous. The industrial department includes clothing. foods. homernaking. auto mechanics, electricity. printing. woodshop. art. and home planning. while found in the miscel- laneous department are psychology. hand. orchestra. music. theory, and the various vocal organizations. The greatest number of teachers is, of course. found in the English department, because this subject is a required one for pupils of every classification except the senior twelve. The commercial and history departments fol- low closely at the heels of th English group. Commercial subjects are not compulsory at our Castle except for students who are taking the commercial course. but typing and short- hand are yery popular subjects. due to the fact that so many