Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Superior, WI)

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PERSONALITY PARADE ew 55, ,, iw 11' T On March 12, students from Central and sur- rounding high schools met tor annual College- Career Day interviews. Helpful representatives from various trades and schools helped make the event, under the direction of Miss Laura Bardon, a huge success. At top Dave Olson, Dave Pear- son and at left Linda Jacobsen confer with Col- lege-Career Day representatives. George LaValley, below, Central's post-grad student, goes over some brain teasing physics for Mr. Moe while classmates look on. Bottom: Jack Driessen confers with Glenn Cunningham after an assembly speech. Cunning- ham stressed the importance of good social and work habits for today's teenagers.

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4. SEPTEMBER REGISTRATION - SCHOOL BEGINS ERESHMAN MIXER ERESI-IMAN GIRLS' TEA OCTOBER HOMECOMING - VIKING DANCE AND PARADE FOOTBALL - UNDEFEATED TWIN PORTS CHAMPIONSHIP TEACHERS' CONVENTION INFORMAL CLUB INITIATIONS NOVEMBER JOURNALISM DANCE STUDENT COUNCIL PARTY PARENTS' NIGHT DRAMATICS PLAY SOPHOMORE CLASS PARTY FIRST QUARTER ENDS REPORT CARDS - HONOR ROLL DECEMBER JR.-SR. CHOIR AND ORCHESTRA CONCERT ATHENAE MOTHERS' TEA HOME ECONOMICS STYLE SHOW BOOSTER CHRISTMAS DANCE JANUARY D. A. R. ELECTION TEENS AGAINST POLIO STUDENT COUNCIL TALENT Snow SECOND QUARTER ENDS - REPORT CARDS - HONOR ROLL FEBRUARY SENIOR CLASS PARTY MANITOU TESTS ATHENAE SWEATER DANCE DRAMATICS PLAY STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTION COQUINA TEA BASKETBALL - UNDEFEATED TWIN PORTS CHAMPIONSHIP MARCH POLIO SHOTS T. DAY REGIONAL TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIP SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIP STATE TOURNAMENT BOOSTER STYLE SHOW COLLEGE-CAREER DAY FR. CHOIR -SR. BAND CONCERT HURLEY SPEECH MEET THIRD QUARTER ENDS - REPORT CARDS - HONOR ROLL APRIL DONKEY BASKETBALL SENIOR CLASS PARTY COQUINA cOTTON HOP SENIOR BAND CONCERT MAY BOOSTER MOTHERS' TEA SENIOR MOTHERS' TEA HONOR DAY DRAMATICS PLAY JR. - SR. PROM S. CLUB DANCE BACCALAUREATE JUNE END OF SCHOOL - REPORT CARDS COMMENCEMENT - GRADUATION

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'P+ PERSGNALITY PARADE Throughout the year Central students have been entertained by various assembly programs. At the left is pictured concert singer, Pruth Mc- Farland. Bottom: The Smythes entertained the student body with twin piano selections. At upper left is Stewart Honick, Wisconsin State Attorney General. Early in February, At- torney General Honick spoke at a general as- sembly about crime prevention. Immediate left: This year Central has three students with foreign backgrounds. They are lett to right: George Kardon, Christa Roth and Karl Kunz. Both Christa and Karl are from Ger- many and George comes from Greece. They bring with them welcome new ideas and tradi- tions.