Central High School - Centralian / Sagas Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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AUTO MECHANICS students get their hands a little dirty as they work on a car in class. ELECTRICITY student Jessi Ivy concen- trates on fixing an electrical panel. SENIOR KEITH Hardin releases some of his frustrations on his metals proj- ect. Fortunately. he manages to kvep his fingers out of the way. SPEAK Ult's easy if youive got the right teacherf' 7 Mark Benedict, Electricity iiit's a lot of fun and full of experi- ence. It's just like working for a company except I donit make any money - Trent Maroni, Printing It's an exciting fun class. ! Brant Sharp, Metal Technology tht's getting us ready for careers af- ter high school. 4 Gary Doninger. Auto Mechanics the work with a lot of wood, We make mass production projects and we have a good teacher. He knows what he's doing. 7 Steve Hedderich, P.V.E. HWe have a real fun class; It 15 also starting our education In architectural drafting,u g Kirk Byrami Archltectural Drafting h Academics 23 -

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STUDENTS LEARN Through hands on experience Learning by experience is some- times the best way Through classes such as auto mechanics, photogra- phy, metals, and electricity, stu- dents learn things that they will be able to use for the rest of their lives. Thenye received a head start into the working world through the skills that they have learned at good old CH5. These hard working students have fixed cars and appliances, printed our newspaper and other school papers, built all sorts of things, and even created some new ideas of their own, Most important- ly, they have created their future through their schooli SOPHOMORE Glori McFall shows her camera expertise in photography class. w.-ww.ywm.mmamymmmmww SENIOR Suzanne Seibert P.V.E. student Steve Hedder- takes a break from her ich concentrates on making printing class to smile for his wood project absolutely rho ramprar perfect. - 22 Academics +

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Foreign Language students strive to learn a new language and broaden their horizons. These students not only fulfill their language requirement, but also have a lot of fun in the process. Students learn how to talk in the language of their choice. Now when they travel to another country they won,t have to ask, iiDo you speak English? FRESHMANKindra Boyd addsa bit ofFrench Culture to the bulletin board in Mrs. Singer's room. 01'! GREA T. now how do I say that number in French? Katina Phifer seems to be think- ing. French class can be fun and games too. as students learn their French numbers. SPANISH students get into the festive spirit as they hang their pinata. Now the Spanish room reflects a bit of Spanish culture. GERMAN class proves to be more than just books. Here, the students learn about the German Christmas traditions by dec- orating shoes for St. Nicholas to fill with goodies. - 24 Academics -