Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Explaining his display plants cmd animals to a fellow biology teacher, Mrs. Freda Parmelee, is Leonard Redd. There, a slight ad- iustment and the dem- onstration is ready to be explained. Mrs. Jac- queline Culnon, biology and family living teach- er, prepares a micro- proiector for Arnold Wagner. Oops! I almost had it, says Edward Brigham while getting a frog specimen for his biology class. Got him! The capture of a iellytish absorbs the attention of James Whittaker and his biology class, Science test' Field trips, animal dissections, and scientific charts are a few of the activities occupying the time of the Biology Department. Experiments, discussions, and analyses are performed under the supervision of instructors in the Chemistry and Physics Depart- ments. Adiusting Central's up-to-date physics equipment are physics teach- ers, Chester Henry and Ward Walworth. .vnvsexf SR? 8 U I' CIC CUC Oll- , i'YE?-W'5 i Q7 Wie? W' -

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s E, r 1 Q . 1 A A slnght smrle mdrcates that Roy Mander, mathematics instructor, I5 amused wlth the outcome of corrected geometry papers, t ' u I - 3 ,Y ,'. Q. r u Miss Cornelia Van Doorn patiently answers the questions of her geometry students. . fi r J of Q J Xfjfuufv , rn V fy-M7 .tow , ,ffm ,5 Xl I it .. 1 I, ,A xr-oe? K AL NAL-X QCLLQ, -'lcza,'m' CK, ,N PM cfs .Alps -JC-tkl Y c C'-'L' ici- f'ff'?1' I I k A7 fy 'l fl 'll '-'A rl- 'flnxf-111 fy I 'mf , '11 2,1 ,141 Mr!! . ,. , . 7 ff' vvv r ls HA-44 5,11 f4l!'T'LfxJ's viiflxmkl . ' fx-afk Aryan fr' 'I I f-A x,,sAX'i ' 'X-V Q- CK 'IL Lal fda 'ei 14 X 7 cw,f'.41Qf1, fi' ffccc- 43 414 fg' Qxfcfbl, 22, ,, How to Help Bewildered Geometry Scholars is the It name of the pamphlet being carefully scrutinized by ge- LMNM ometry teachers Mnss Helen Haines and Miss Florence Bushop ' ' 6 15' Sy'

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l -' I - I A new addition to Central's science department I5 Miss Virginia Lewis, who is shown here checking the experiments of her chemistry class. the why and how This year the pride of the Sci- ence Department was an electrical distribution board that transmits AC and DC currents to all physic rooms and desk outlets. With the aid of new equipment and better facilities, the principles of science are deeply impressed on students' minds. Setting up a heat experiment for his modern science class is Homer Parker, f Partners in the same profession, chemistry instruc- tors Joseph F005 and Edward Jones, muse over stu- dents' chemical re- actions compared to those of the text.