Cadillac High School - Log Yearbook (Cadillac, MI)

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Many are the habits, customs, scenes, and traditions which will be broken up when C.H.S. students say a final farewell to the old building. There will be no more need to do daily battle with lockers that won’t lock nor unlock. Diggins Park will see the gym classes no longer. The familiar arrangement of two in a double seat and one in the middle in assembly will be but a memory. Couples will gather no more on the stairways because the new building will consist of only one floor. There will be a cafetria where we can eat our lunch instead of using the study hall. As Ed Wynn used to say, “Things are going to be different.” —7—

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We introduce the athletic section with this group of football letter men on the bench during the waning minutes of the Traverse City game. Symbolic of the student section of the book are these capped and gowned seniors in the doorway of the tabernacle. Typifying the classroom section is this pancake-making demonstration in speech class by John Moore as Ted Kelly and Earl Elgas look on.