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Ut It FI Top Row: Scott, Dougherty, Phi-nr-ctr-. D1-tr-rre. Butte-rn Row: H. Blake, Ray. Jarohi. than four. This is a very strict rule of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools hy which Central High School is accredited. The students of tfentral High are very fortunate in having such a well-equipped school to attend. Although the huilding was erected in lf-392. the school hoard has had it remodeled several times. and at present the entire structure is in excellent con- dition. The school contains a very fine gymnasium. which is equipped with a new electric scoring clock. The gymnasium is divided in two parts hy a large folding partition, One part is for the girls and the other for the hoys. Physical education is required of all 'tenth grade students. and is taken on alternate days of the week. Both the hoys' gym and the girlsi gym have ample locker space. showers. and dress- ing rooms. Since there are seventy-eight teachers and more than two thousand students at Central. it would he impossihle for the entire huilding to go to lunch at the same time. For the past few years. a system has heen uscd wherehy all pupils and teachers who have a fourth period class or study hall which is on the 300 or -100 floor have the first lunch period from ll 130 to 12:00. and all pupils and teachers who have a fourth period class or study hall on the 200. 100. or shop floor. have the second lunch period from 12:30 to 1:00. Central is provided with a large lunch hoom for those who hring their lunches from home. and a cafeteria for those who huy their lunches. The students of Central High are surrounded on all sides hy opportunities. An excellent faculty. a very complete course of study with many electives. and a well-equipped huilding are all present for the henefit of the hoys and girls. It is up to them to take advantage of these things. and to make the most of the good high school education which is offered them. I UU
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I lvlxle-2OCjlXl.fz. ill Ill Tup How: Muhuny. lloff. Sid:-lius, Iverson. Hottoni lion: XYr'llhnusr'n. ltr-id, Williamson, It.ILr1-1-nr-n. Although foreign language is not a requisite for graduation. many students take advantage of the complete language department which Central has. Latin, French, German. and Spanish are the languages in which instruction may he had. A pupil may elect four years of Latin. if he pleases. or two years of any one of the other three languags. If a foreign language is elected, two years of this language must hc com- pleted. Une year of a second language is allowed. Three semesters of one foreign language. or two years of each of two foreign languages constitute a major. Report cards are issued three times a semester, during the seventh, thirteenth, and eighteenth weeks. These are sometimes preceded hy warning cards, which the teachers distribute to pupils whose work is below average. These warning cards are given out in order that the student who receives one will do something about improving his grade. If nothing is done about this warning card, the student may he relatively sure that he will receive a D or an F on his report card. The system of marking at Central High is as follows: A-95 to 100 per centg B-89 to 94 per centg Ce82 to 88 per centg D-75 to 81 per centg Fgbelow 75. A. of course, denotes honor work, H, excellent work, C. good work, D poor workg and F failure. While D grades carry cfedits toward graduation. it should be remembered that recommendations for college entrance are hased upon a general average of C or better. Pupils making all Ais and Bas for any six weeks period are listed on the honor roll, and pupils making an average of 90 per cent in their semester grades during the three years spent in senior high school receive honorable mention at their graduation. Pupils who participate in any interscholastic contests must be passing in four subjects. and must have made four credits the preceding semester. The normal load to he carried by a pupil is four subjects. Only those who have an average of B or better during the previous semester are permitted to carry more
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