Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Vt hether tt be drama radro tournol lsm or speech Enghsh IS needed as a bas1s for f.1rther1ng all helds ot rnterest and knowledge Central offers th1s tor the Enghsh Department IS composed ot classes m Amencan and Engh h L1ter ature compos1t1on speech and drama IS open to all students and turmshes a mayor Because the mastery ot the Eng l1sh language IS 1mportant to the ad vancement ot all rncltvrcluals these classes are necessary :ti Mlss Grace Fzeld Enghsh mstructor settles the questxons of hm Sutherland and Pat Franklm wnth the ever handy dlctzonary 7afS Qne .fafldecf ace Rape 1 LJ FACULTY Rowl Lett to rtght lfltldred Bunce Erma Carpenter Ralph Carp nter Edna Carr Tohtas Carroll Row 2 Tlna Chrstenson Ellen Clark Vera Colleen Louella Conkhn, Maude Cook Row 3 Marte Crawford, W1lfred Crrssrnan, Leshe Cunmngharn, M1r'am Darhng, Thomas Davey page elvvafn C x,- - - if f . ' ' , ' , L A r l r I - I 243, N J . Y A . A . . . J Vg A I ' 7 1 - x . ,ljflf N Since English is a required subject it 53355 , P 1 Q AJ K ' - tf t , W ' n E l l fb , XX f .X X J f ' 5' , ' . r I x 4 S I -A I - V 5 f i ' 0. , C iw, ly K . V - Q- 6.-f, As Y' V I

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Showmg cs place of current interest to Semors Ruth Carpenter Bob Leach and Nan Stull is Muss Mildred Hodges an instructor m the Socml Studles Department HISTORY DEPARTMENT The chief aim of the history depart- ment is to show students how the past helps us to understand the present. Students ot history also realize that the problems of peace are as complex and hard to solve as the problems ot war. A two hour course called United States History and Contemporary Prob lems was introduced this year One hour IS spent studying United States History and one hour studying the problems of the world today Whal 7uZwie la de ca '7eac!1m FACULTY Row 1 Left to right Vera Alick Aaron Amtsbuechler Berta derson Wagar Louise Arm strong Howard Auer Row 2 Elizabeth Barany Bose mond Barber Clyde Barnett Maude Stewart Beagle Hua Bellairs Row 3 Florence Bishop Walter Bloch Dorothy Bradley Dorothy Breda Helen Brown page ten fr? 1 I +, . I , An- ' ' A I . pin. i' , an ' v 1 ' 4 W g 1 1 ' 5 si 1 , I H 'N , 7 A 1 1 A Y , .

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS ln order that students may learn more about the workings of the lndustries which affect their hves the lndustrial Arts Department is set up lt is in this department that boys learn many of the skills and trades they will use in faction of creative and useful Work ln these courses understanding and appreciation ot the power that indus tries and their products have over our daily lives is taught 5 2 ,uf Pointing out the intricacies of one of the machines m the shops to Melvin Schexber and lack Petnll is Mr Thomas Potter cm in structor m the Industnul Arts Department at Central 70,41 64691006 Wayan Umnedaml P ..., l p :ge twelve FACULTY Row 1 Left to right Hazel De Hart Elsa Dietrich Edgar Dob ler Louise Doetsch Ioseph Dowdy Row 2 Arthur Evans Marguerite Farmer, Grace Field, Mildred Fitch, Dorothy Fitzner Row 3 Varnard Gay, l-lulda Gib son, Mariorie Goecker, Marie Hastings, Harold Hawley at S t KN w ff d . . V . . . NX frm., the industries, skills that give the satis- 'N I O , l X'