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

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, 1 , Nearly 1,400 Central students from Bay City, Essexville, Au- burn and Munger rode busses to Fdltool 1 . 1 ,- 1l ' ' .'1 1 l V1 1 1 11 1' 1 1 I1 1 1 ,' 1 1, 1 1 1 ff 1 kj 1 l .Ax 1 1 fi! 1l fl 1 N F 1l 1M fb , hl l A l, l fl 1 l 1 Mlf ls LF 1 I 1! X I Q! l , l 1 Q ' 1 l lil ll f l 1 lj l ll 1 ! L! N, XS,-N I X1 1 1 f dl I f X ge X l ll-,I X fl X-,I X 1 S The back view of Central was a familiar site to most students, especially those who parked in the unpaved parking lot behind the building. Court sidewalks provided a common meeting ground for students coming and going between classes or during noon hours. fx Q J'

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entral High School, its Euilciings anal campus, has lieen the center of our lives for a Grief, But seemingly endless interval. 5Hese facilities, at first so haffling, Have now liecome very familiar to us. C t It k look th lk y id p t th h h i t bf school started in Sep- P d g lght d Ian f t d t d semo I b ght t e s its p I t f e

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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.