Central High School - Cotton Boll Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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HEHIEHIIHN h FRED W. MCEWEN ' The Senior Class of 1944 respectfully dedicates the 1944 Cotton Boll to the principal of Central High School, Mr. Fred W. McEwen. For three years we have known Mx: Mac as a true friend and as a sympathetic and understanding adviser. Although always pressed by many duties, he has always found time to take tap genuine interest in each of us, individually. Therefore we take this opportunity to express our gratitude and to wish Mr. McEwen the best of luck.

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HIHHHIHH Onthe following pages- the chronicle of another year at Central unfoldsbefore you. The product of much work on the part of many people, its objective is to preserve faithfully for you the school year 1943-1944. We hope that in this yearbook we have caught the spirit of the school, that amalgamation of the varied personalities of hundreds of 1ive+wire boys and girls which gives the school a 'certain personality of its own. Weyhave tried herein to capture a true picture of each of us and of the events of this year in which we have been the actors. It has been on the whole a happy and an exciting year, and it is as a place of excitement and happiness that we would remember Central -- vital and unforgettable.

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No portrayal of our life at Central would be complete without a picture of the school-itself. This building will long be remembered as the scene of many comedies and tragedies Creport card day, to name onel. Yes, school life has had its hardships, but in years to come these things will fade away, and We shall recall Central High School with nostalgic fondness.