Central High School - Centralia Yearbook (Bay City, MI)

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G en and the cafeteria staff put up the trimmings. Announcing the first signs of spring, students left coats and hats behind as th t t f th I h h Y P P the court talking with their friends. itfi autumn's warmth we fiegan our quest for iinowiecige which continued through winter months, out stmas decorations in the main office and the cafeteria helped S P t bring the spirit of the holiday season to school. Mrs. Jeanette for that first weefi of Qune. e s en ar o eir unc our in d In the traditional cap and gown, seniors stood for the Pledge of Allegiance at the annual ors Assembly late in May. This year 560 students graduated from Central. ,- ' --Y V -

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Willy ly W MM fflw Xl ,xjvp , V Nj fffl' I Oi if, D ng ibm! Mid t no iw f x 1' J . , Ji',if. f Pig AX WX ,X ll ICU' ix Placing the flags in the halls on special days, as is done here by Jim Shultz, has be- come a tradition at Central. A-'if' s rf- Slushy snow and muddy feet were characteristic of this year's unusually light Michigan winter. Registration day was a hectic event this year with the record enrollment. Each class registered at a different time to avoid some of the confusion.

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S Paul Chief Johnson won top football honors when h elected to the All-American prep football squad. P I th f th player to receive this award under the h g of Mr. Elmer Engel. any people, ootti ttiose just Eeginning their lives ancl tltose wtlose lives have enclecl, received acclaim for achievements. Gtiese six are mere symlaols of ttie many whose lives touctiecl Central ttiis year. Mr. Ernest Vegter, formerly the testing director at Central was promoted to director of student personnel this year S Ell n Kist received the Dau hters of t Goo f th h nor by the 9 d Citizen's Award this year. She was chosen faculty and the senior clas