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

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Karen Riegler, as Antonia, shows concern as she speaks to Josephina, Beate Friedeberg. 11fDan uzlw 5 ' Wayne Hemingway, as Sapcho, and Don Quix- ote gaze astoundedly while watching a villager advance slowly in the distance., With his life at stake, .lim LePeak, as Sheperd, pleads to Don Quixote to spare him. ORGANIZATIONS 6 ACTIVITIES-23

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s crab! ts Promote School Sp tif ia Students School assemblies proved to be a great advantage for students at- tending Central. Not only did the assemblies acquaint students with various kinds of activities that took place at school, but they also promoted school spirit. An assembly held in the fall gave the Whole student body the oppor- tunity to meet and give their foot- ball team the courage and support they needed to Win the champion- ship. By attending the Winter as- sembly, students Were encouraged to attend swim meets, Wrestling meets and basketball games to cheer on Central players to victory. Other assemblies gave each grade an opportunity to meet as a class and discuss problems of concern to all. These gatherings gave Centralites an active part in the affairs of their school. Members on the Youth for Understanding committee wait as exchange students prepare to speak about the culture of their countries. Ann McAlpine and Sheila Norris, co-chairmen of the senior candy sale, announce the top 15 winners at a senior class assembly. ORGANIZATIONS St ACTIVITIES-25