Trenton Central High School - Bobashela Yearbook (Trenton, NJ)

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ship Is a Cifvic Asset Administrators NDI-IR these administrators the pupils of Trenton Central lligh School have been encouraged to exercise lllltlilr tive in :ill school zittiiirs and to assume responsibility for the development of wholesome social life within the school and the community. This udniinistrative corps has provided the machinery for successful democratic functioning of all school projects through the Presidents' Council, the newly-formed lixecutive Council and the Inter-Club Council. l'nder this democratic supervision some of the stellar events initiated and developed by the students this year in- clude: Ciirls' Sport Niteg the original operettag Parents' Night, and the Senior Plziv. Rwulirlff, left fo right-Ur. Paul ll. Spencer, principal: lfmlwzird fi. lxeteldt. Xliss Szirzih C. Christie. :uid Wrillizini El. Oiltlrien, xice-principals.

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Paul R. Spencer S 1'R1NcIIlx1, of Trenton Central High School, he has broadened the program of education offered here to include not only academic and vocational in- struction but social learnings as well. l'nder his vision- ary leadership the community and school have united in providing a program of education suited to the needs of a changing world. The many new projects which he has initiated at Trenton Central High School augur well for the success of every pupil in community life. l14l Prudent Leader

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IHl'R S. llXYQOL'K NGl.lSll 115 fl s t u d y a t Trenton Central High School in- i cludes experiences in writing, speech, and reading. Sophomores are given a series of lectures on the drama, the short story, the novel. verse, and prose nonftiction. Those sopho- mores who receive honor marks in ling- lish in their ninth grade are eligible for special courses in creative writing. juniors showing ability in creative writing may enter Spermlor I or the English Department l,flllVc'fIft' classes. Drama classes are open to those wishing to act, and speech classes, to those having oratorical ability. junior business students select business corre- spondence while the other students take the regular English course, l llia. Senior honor students are eligible for the Press and liolmxlzvlfz classes and for Spvrfnfor' II and Drama ll. College Board classes aid those preparing for col- lege entrance examinations. Survey and contemporary literature courses are open to the remaining students. The Survey course also prepares the student for eol- lege. FIN? Kitt 'left to rigiiti- lla--es llvilioxx. lYiiicr. llillon. lmloltlslfy. lloilimg .Nair-11.1 Ritz Misses li-chit. lanluiy. llrilliantiiue. l!:i:'z.ia. khllier. lfttil. Tlzfm lvfm--Nliss Smith, llel Roy XYliite. lf. XY. I Poison, lltrman Ifossl Hrs. X. X, lliitf. l f1o'.f!: l-Cor. Nlrs. lf. Sziiic. lfranlc ll, Vlarlv. Bt-riiarfl lforer. ll iiix Xlicltcls-iii. fliziilcs .X, llogsiii. lfitff, li'- rc Xviucl fllfitlvvv-.worn Xlorris Szinloril, hlivlfis Nlirllcill, Kali n tw Xl'1'i-lu-x. ilorifriw- Xrtliv: S, llaiiotl 'onli of ilmluiiiiiivt.