Central High School - Analecta Yearbook (Switz City, IN)

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Senior Class History Writing a class history covering four years of high school looms as a Herculean task. So many things have happened, some that cannot be mentioned here, since that first day of September in 1946. Just getting used to each other and learning the ways of a high school class employed most of our time. We barely escaped from the fiendish ways of Algebra, to become Sophomores. We lost one member but gained another at the beginning of our Sophomore year. That year we accomplished no unusual feats except getting to classes on time. We all played and hoped by some freak of nature that we would become Juniors We must have truly been, "The Silly Sophomores It was during our Junior year that the responsibilities of upper classmen began to descend upon us We were reminded by our sponsor that we must work and make lots of money We sold everything from potato chips to Christmas cards At the beginning of this year we pre sented our play which was a dllly People came from miles around to see lf we could do anything fBy the way our play was quite a suc cessll This same year we passed our semester exams with colors that were terrible to see Finally the occasion arrived for which we had been planning for so long We gave the Senlors their annual reception which was unanimously voted by all including the Seniors as a most delightful and enjoyable experience At last our Senior Year Old high school age was upon us We became Seniors to know that somehow we had reached the place where we must do or de Again we were told by our sponsor that we should lay plans for earning money primarily for the printing of the annual and for the defraylng of our senior expense During the first semester we sold ads for the annual which was quite an experience in itself We dlscovered we had a few super duper salesmen in our midst At exam: nation time we passed with no fatalities We had a lot of fun choosing our invitations caps gowns and diplomas We were so busy that the end of the semester was upon us The second semester we all worked on our annual On April 14 we presented our play Dont Look Now Now as we are working on our Senior Will for the reception we realize that we are not so eager as we thought to have our twelve years of school culminate in Baccalaureate and Commencement Our major accomplishment this year as a part of the school unit is the donation of a four circuit electric clock to our school Perhaps this history will recall to many graduates something of their school careers We only hope that we have in some way con tributed to the further advancement of our school We elected officers for this important year as follows Vice President Rlchard Barnard Secretary Joe Harrell Treasurers Janette Moyer Helen Stacey Sponsors Kathryn Frey Betty Brighton YP . ' ll 1 !! ' - ' sa ' n ' . - ' - . 9 . . ' I .i A . . . , . . . , u n - , Y ' ac - as ' ' . '- Y ! ' I . , IC Y ,I , . . - 1 . 2 ' President . ................................ - ...................................................... 1 .... John Skomp

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