Central High School - Interlude Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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T., 1 ,fi was ,avr IIB T X -MC 'y pk, i I fn .Ani -,gli Central guides our steps toward interest and enlightenment through programs presented in our auditorium. Educational and seasonal programs are given here as well as plays and honor and pep assemblies for our students and teams. This year the student body and faculty initiated new seats and floors on the main floor and balcony of the auditor- ium. The change left us with fewer, but nicer, seats of which we can be proud. Here, students watch a skit presented at one of our pep assemblies. l v' fs . le ig gr ., -lgi,QY,gQa ' 'QM X5'wqf1. N 1

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Central also guides the steps for those of us who want vocational training in order that we may begin our life's work as soon as we complete high school. These boys are a few of the many who cross the ramp to the vocational building each day for classes in practical arts. 4' . .-Q ,. .X . K 5 ,,. , is KA. f -rf. f flfllllllli l I -f I gif .J fl! 4, III U s gf 3 . i K l 5 V i l I QL- ill liigk 1 I S i i O f 2 :cgi ,c I M ' K. XXX X

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Q55 t , mug. ,cb , Q15 3? pf 'S' xx ff x . , in 1. A Y n 'xx lx ' ' l s I y,,'rf xi I N3 1- I I J U Judy Lenczowski, Charlotte Rapela, Bob Floring, Juli Christman, and Gerald Jones stand near the athletic office of Central and look at the picture of our 1957 State Bas- ketball Champions. The hallway outside the coaches' office is lined with pictures of our school's past and present athletes. Banners, hickory sticks, and trophy cases filled to the brim denote the many, many awards our athletes have garnered through the years. These symbols represent the strong tradition and spirit that have made Central High School teams continual cham ions in all fields of s ort. P P