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I Student Council Ringing bells for fire drills, eagerly planning noon hours, watching the odd collection in lost and found increase, placing keep clean signs about, managing visiting day C108 welcomed visitors registeredl, seeing that busses for spectators were sent to away games, knees knocking, we were introduced to our fellow students in assembly, eagerly taking charge of the Name-a-Band Contest, all went to make up our year as your Stu- dent Council Representatives. We started the year with Gale Mosher as president Cwe were sorry to have him leave usj and finished the year with our capable leaders, President, Craig Kingsbury: Recording Secretary, Phyllis Dixong Corresponding Secretary and Treasurer, Neil McKendry. Members are as follows: Row one: Edward Hamilton. Arthur Mardon, Phyllis Dixon, Mr. Elmer E. Stahlman, Craig Kingsbury, Neil McKendry, Clifford Hastings. Row two: Marjorie Herman, Cynthia Gallantier, William Snyder, Kenneth Cummings, William Harding, Mary Margaret Ashline, Susanne Hanchett. Cenfmlirm W66kgjl This year our organization has been somewhat changed. There are changes in the paper itself. As we have editors, we now have an editorial page which takes up current happenings around Central or some other topic useful to students. There are new feature columns such as With the Hit Parade at Central and a movie column which discusses current movies and talks about the stars and their doings. We also have a weekly alumni column which gives information concerning persons who once attended Central. This year we have begun to put ads in our paper. We hope that we have really made an improvement over the papers of other years and it will continue to be a success. The staff of the Centralian is as follows: Row one: Richard Lally, Reporter: Sally Warren, Reporter: Michael Foley and Barbara Carner, Co-Editors: Miss Audna Clum, Advisor: Irwin Link, Artist: Ethel Oliver, Reporter: John Purcell, Reporter. Row two: Helen Dziadyk, Beatrice Teal, Lois Rescott, Marion Ewald, Marjorie Backhaus, Rose Micalian, Doris Jesse, Mary Teal, Helen Krause, Typists. 41
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mejor Prom Always a joyous occasion, our June Prom was the biggest event of our Junior Year. Held in the gym, it had as its theme the Stardust Serenade . The auditorium was beautifully decorated in blue and pink with glistening silver stars. The evening Was enjoyed by many couples who danced to the music of Fred Gillespie's orchestra. The highlight of the evening came when Marion Ewald was crown- ed queen of the Prom by Joan Rymiller. 42
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