Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Page 14 text:

The Vocational Relations staff helps students prepare themselves for the business world. Studies include Employee-Employer Relations, Basic Skills, Job Situations and actual working experiences. Language: Mr. Anderson, Miss Kraning, and Mrs. Lund-heim. The languages offered at Central are French, German and Spanish. Besides learning the language of a country, the history and'culture is also studied. This year we have a new German teacher, Mr. Anderson. Math: Mr. Hansen, Mr. Beske, Mr. Mc-Namer, Mr. Thorcson. The Math Department has added an extra class this year in computer programming. Minneapolis Honeywell has furnished us with unlimited free time on their computer which gives Central the best program of this type in the city. Other subjects include Elementary Algebra, Plane and Solid Geometry, Advanced Algebra and Trigonometry, Senior Math, Math Analysis and Calculus for some seniors. Mr. Thoreson is the head of this department. 10 STANDING, Mr. Oliver, Mr. Murphy, Mrs. Cronberg, SEATED, Miss Sargin, Mr. Stru-kel. Our Social Workers are dedicated to aiding Central students when they are in need of help. A

Page 13 text:

HOME ECONOMICS The aim of the Home Economics Department is to help girls and boys become better homemakers. The clothing classes learn bout the basic fundamentals of materials as well as budgeting and construction of them. In foods one learns to balance and prepare meals. Miss Daniels and Mrs. Palmer. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Hendriks, Mr. Kramer, Mr. Mitchulis, Mr. O'Connor, Mr. Blom. The Industrial Arts Department is headed by wood teacher, Mr. Blom. Four new teachers were added to the staff, Mr. Mitshulis--Electronics, Mr. Kra-mer--Auto Mechanics, Mr. Hendricks--Metals, and Mr. O'Conner--Drafting. New ideas have been added to each of the five classes to make them more interesting than ever before. These classes have proved to be great background classes for anyone. IONSTRA'

Page 15 text:

Mr. Koch is the head of the Science Department again this year. Courses offered are Physics and Chemistry which are very interesting because much of the work is laboratory experiments. Biology is also a very fascinating course of the study of living things. Science: R. Hovey, H. Koch, L. Niles, D. Jackson. Building strong, physically fit bodies is the job of our Physical Education Department. Once more, dependable Mr. Anderson is head whistle blower for this department. This year we have two new members, Miss Calbert and Mrs. Hudson. Included in this department are health, G. A. A., and intramural activities. Physical Ed: Mr. Hudson, Miss Calbert, Mrs. Hudson, Mr. Anderson.