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

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 Hey, Betty, how about a pencil and some paper ... I need a bus ticket, Betty ... I am supposed to pay my dues here . . . Where's my grade card? I didn't get mine. These are but a few of the calls that ring through the Central office day after day. In convocation we found various programs awaiting our attention. Here was where we attended pep sessions before the big game . . . Here was where we heard musical programs . . . Here we listened to speeches by the local ministers for our education and enlightenment, humorous speeches for our enjoyment, and yes, those speeches by the principal for things other than enjoyment . . . No, we’ll never forget our convocation programs. Page Six Compliments of Marks' Rexall Drug Store 33IAJ3S pjupuws S IJAJ---J3IM35 p[Q UE UIOJJ

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Sponsored by Bruce Kramer Company— Dependable Dry Cleaners—Fine Laundry Page Fire You may furnish the class with gum on one day of the trip, Jay Werking.” Caught chewing gum again! That's what happened in government class (among other things) nearly every day. Of all the classes offered at Central, the senior government class was undoubtedly the most unique. Whether it was unique because it was composed of thirty-one rather over-anxious prospective graduates, or because it was taught by the Superintendent, it can not be speculated. Mr. Moore livened the class each morning with a few selected jokes”. You students must quiet down now. There are those who want to study. Although you may be sure it was not the seniors who wanted to study, it is just about certain that it was the seniors who were the objects of these remarks. Al-o in the library (besides seniors, that is) are Mr. Ogden’s pet books, Harvard Classics—the Five Foot Shelf of Books”. It took the seniors six years to learn that it was not the books that were five feet tall.

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