Central High School - EN EM Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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SONG OF TIIE SENIORS We’re entering the highway of life, now, With the long road of schooling behind, May the lives that we live bear you honor Dear school that we’re leaving behind. Long years have passed ’neath your portals; Long years that fruitful have been, Where we learn all the “l’s” and the “isms,” That make up the knowledge of men. And now conies the time of our parting, As friends, far apart, we will roam; But rememheranee still of our school days, Bring wand’rers, in thought, back home. For thought of the far gone school days. Sends a glow through life’s deepest shades; The flowers in memory's gardens, Are friendships, in school days, made. Then, no matter how far we may journey, Down the paths, for us. Fate will find; May the lives that we live bear you honor Dear school, that we're leaving behind. Lucille IIuber. A EULOGY TO OUR CLASS PIN In days to come we’ll think of you, Of teachers, friends, and classmates true. We’ll think of lessons, books, and fun, And teachers once we tried to shun. In memry’s store we’ll hold you dear, As on we pass from year to year. We'll think of the class of twenty-four, With all its members, about two score. The inspiration we gain from you Will help us on our whole life thru’; The numerals we’ll all embrace, And vow to save them from all disgrace. The doors which once we tried to shun, A place in each one’s memory has won; 'Til now we look on them with pride, And crush the thoughts we once did hide. Thanks, thanks to thee, our emblem true, For lessons we have gained from you. And thus may we forever strive, That our good name mav keep alive. M. R. G. 15 A miss is as good as her smile