Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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through the seasons . Generation after generation have passed through the doors of Education, while America was winning her independence, wars, and developing the Atomic Age. Meanwhile, youth has been hanging on the hinge of time watching, and waiting, waiting to put their finger into the pie. But they have not been idle: they have been molding the crust, working hard at making it firm and solid in order to hold the filling that waits in the future. The ingredients are made up of seasons of activities, sports, learning, and growing up. To many these are only memories. Tum these pages and relive this season's ingred- ients. Again . . . VIEW . . . Fall . . . crunching leaves, bobby sox, faded sun- tans, the opening of school, excitement. New iaces, new teachers, freshies, stiff and awkward, Iuniors, a year wiser, Seniors, at last on top of the world. Hear the whistle signaling the kickoff of the iirst football game. See the scores of the Cross Country team, the swimming team. A new term, a new ad- venture. Winter . . . crackling ice, tobogganing, frostbite, activities in full swing. Cheers in the basketball stand, applauding the Senior Play. Things are hum- ming. Spring . .. Boy meets girl, spring fever, discarded coats, baseball team practice, golf, tennis, 18th week exams, swing out. Vacation. YOUTH MARCHES ON . . . rf, . -x,,N- uf. X ,pus r 'ur-sr+1f,., 1 THE I9 if:-ef