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

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FRESHMAN Dillon Simpson learns all about the difficulties ofloading computer printers. SENIOR Lamont Southward takes a break from his studies in marketing class. Could it be senioritis already? MRS. Dockery points out the letter posi- tions on the typewriter to her typing stu- dents. l T looks like a scene from Wall Street, but it's really the related work study class finishing their assignment. -' 26 Academics -

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Students get college experience MR. ARAMOWICZ'S Ad- vanced Placement History class work in groups for their Constitution Competition. SENIORS Deanna Yates and Jim Cheaney display their act- ing abilities in Advanced Placement English. SOPHOMORE Jarrod Fisher gives a speech for his Horizons class. In Horizons, students fulfill the required speech cred- it. Are you nervous Jarrod? Central Htgh School students get a head start for college mth Ade vanced Placement Enghsh. Adv vanced Placement HlSIOry. and the Horizons program. AP English stu- dents read and study various college level literature works whtle A P History students study college level history. Each class also includes a variety of fun activities such as sklts, competitions. and discussion panels The Horizons program is a four year program that started with the class of 1989, Each year, they study dif- ferent aspects of English, Horizons students study everything from word power to drama in a single year. All of these classes prepare the students for the rigorous aca. demics of college. - Academics 25 -

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In The Lab . . . Some classes do not always re. quire the student to sit at a desk the whole time. Classes, such as physics, chemistry, biology, foods, and aeronautics require the students to work in a lab situation. Labs help students apply what they've learned to real situations. their desks and into a more re- laxed atmosphere. Labs have even been known to be a little fun. Students can have an exciting time working with springs, pul leys, chemicals, and even small, dead animals. Wow! What more could one ask for? Doing labs also gets them out of AERONAUTICS students hit Ihe books so they can learn how to make a plane that doesn't crash. It takes a lot of concentration. Don't they look studious? Foods students get a chance to whip up some of their cuisine creations. 7 SENIORS Paula Baughn and Craig Crabtree concentrate on getting precise Senior Tim Holste and measurements for their chemistry expen junior Jim Wiseman lment. have a little fun doing their Embryo Extrac- tion Lab. - Academics 27 -