Central High School - Centraleer Yearbook (Bolivar, TN)

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,f 1 , 5 f fnwlll-Kel' 541333 ffl? y,W,,y 'D Xl.: One of the best ways to remember Central High School is with a yearbook But what is a earbookq A earboo . y . y k is like a magic mirror capturing, holding, and reflecting forev- er the vibrant force and personality which was our school year. A yearbook is people-and people are laughter, tears, cheers, taunts, quicksilver dreams, boredom, studies, goof- ing off. C514 rig ,Q gil f tbl . N J-2 A yearbook is events-club meetr s, half t1me shows pep rallies, football games won and celeblated and football games lost with tired senior players walking silently togeth er for a last look at the empty stadium. A yearbook is life-a year of life-a year lived a year now gone-and the promise of all the years that are to COINS. Co-Editors Karen Smith Ruth Robertson

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GHS' fam! at Georgia The Central High School Band left, on May 6, for a much deserved trip to Atlanta, Georgia. They arrived in At- lanta and attended a party for members of all bands in the Sheraton Biltmore Hotel in downtown Atlanta. The next day, they played in the Six Flags competition concert contest. They received a rating of III. After spending several fun hours in Six Flags Over Georgia, they returned to their motel for a pool party. Saturday, they roamed around Underground Atlanta. Tired but happy, the CHS Band returned home.