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

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Signs and Times of This Year . . . All FEERS NNFE BURNS UN RER EPORT HERE Gayle Talley, a Central graduate, in Vietnam. Many exciting and interest- ing things happened during the S c h o ol year. Mock elec- tions Were held with our own candidates and demonstrat- ions, the Apollo '7 was launched, and many boys who graduated from C.H.S. taking part in the Vietnam War. Q Apollo 7 interests Connie Zigler. Republican Rally features Harting Sisters.

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Groovy Gear Is Our Thing at C.H.S .... The typical look of 1968-69 youth was leather skirts, coulottes, nehru shirts, necklaces, and medallions. Here Come Da Judge and Sock It To Me were sayings that rocked our world at C.H.S. Mod cords maintains David Owens cool. i i 1' Leather makes the scene with Georgialee Morris, P. Shelkett, Joni Lambert, and Lana Padgett. . .x s . 1 X! YQ of r if SK Nehru shirts 8x ponchos are favorites of Jerry Duncan, Vivian York, and Joe Holmes. if Q J s X E 5 or ,W N F

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Seniors Present the Revue . . . Cabaret Lay Some Happiness on Me -The Action Set. M. C'd by Teddy York, Terry Padgett, Fred Peavy, Cabaret was an all-musical production. David Halt sings compellingly Old, as well as new songs, were featured in spe- cialty acts. Colorful paper dresses, costumes, glow-juice, and stage decorations created a realistic setting. The finale of the evening, a medley of pa- triotic numbers, featured the cast, carrying American flags and glowing sparklers. Kathryn Frey was the director. T Tsong titles identify Teddy's girls. Gary and group in Bare Necessities-