Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Superior, WI)

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Miss Currie presents Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. WWW T ffatisiv- Central's Pride . . . the new auditorium. CENTRALS AUDITORIUM, dedi- cated in December of 1947, is the best in the city. Finally built after the old audi- torium was considered past repair, Cen- tral's new auditorium has many excellent qualities. One cannot pick out one thing about the auditorium that is outstanding, because everything in it is outstanding. The red seats are about as comfortable as auditorium seats can be made. It is a pleasure to sit out a three-hour play in themg whereas, in the old seats it was a marathon contest. The seats are placed so that each row is higher than the one pre- ceding it. Every student gets a good view of what's going on. Naturally, the audi- torium has a loud speaker system, but this is not absolutely necessary, considering the fine acoustics. Everything that goes on up front is easily heard in the back. Another outstanding feature of the Maud is the lighting system. The lighting is in- direct, and many fine effects can be ob- tained by varying the color of the lights. The auditorium has many other fine quali- ties, too . . . modern design, beautiful color scheme, new curtains, and a spacious stage. The Maud is indeed Central's Pride.

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46 age ,Y eil' X099 . page 58 X3 fC nag 0 Sports . . . page 92 nxmakaone ' Giga PISEHCG New things for old . . . band uni- forms, bright and neat . . . the audi- torium, attractive and clean . . . stu- dents crowding around coke machines . . . bewildered freshmen wandering here and there--all these things are now a part of Central. Through the theme . . . What's New? . . . the Echo Staff has tried to present to you a true picture of school life with em- phasis on the many new additions to our school. You . . . and you . . . have cooperat- ed to make this book. From class- rooms, clubs, and study halls have come your stories and pictures. We hope you will like this book: you all have helped to make it.

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its 'JlHM1f C ' Ml! A V DEDICATI W S fl A f 25742 Who is your favorite character in The Tale f of Two Cities? Yes, one of Miss Currie's tenth grade En lish classes is having a breakfast dis- cussion. gvhat could be more interesting? Per- haps the dramatics class, buzzing with excitement. On stage everybody . . , it's the first act! Project, I can't hear you under the balcony! Miss Currie exclaims. ' Then to the school kitchen, where odors of fresh popcorn seep out. Miss Currie's homeroom is selling it to raise money for CARE packages. And so . . . in appreciation of your twenty-six years of service at Central High School, we dedi- cate this 1949 Echo to you, Miss Agnes Currie. Your tireless efforts in providing fine plays for Central shall always be remembered. Members of Miss Currie's homeroom make popcorn to raise money for the Red Cross. MISS AGNES CURRIE , K K ..,- , ff We-at r M 7 e,--. tlg , 'W-X! . , gulls fqgx 3+ ' i M s lin irriefifz f7,XQ'RQX i W