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9th GRADE PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDEN T 30 T O most Freshmen the first day at Central was somewhat bewildering. What with the rush between classes, the hub-bub in the halls, and the sea of strange faces, many of us were in a daze. The unfamiliarity of all this was alleviated slightly by the fact that the Freshmen were gathered together in the auditorium, by our principal, Mr. Briggs: our vice-principal, Mr. Ornans: the dean of girls, Mrs. Roth: and the dean of boys, Mr. Garlock. Here we were told about school life at Central. Thus we began our Freshman year. The Freshman Mixer was one of the first social gatherings of the fall term. Running true to form there were those who joined in the fun and those who were still too shy to push themselves forward. Not long after this party the first six weeks of school were over and report cards came out causing shock to some, joy to others, and relief to all Freshmen. The football games are a must in everyone's school activities, including Freshmen. The Freshmen boys also have a football and basketball team of their own. The Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays sped by, and soon, much to all students' concern, mid-semester exams made their appearance. A few more months slid by, and then spring vacation was given a hearty welcome, as we knew we would soon be ending the dreaded Freshman year and be- come Sophomores. MARY ANN SPENCER SECRETARY TREASURER
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