Central High School - Koostrah Yearbook (Madison, IN)

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ffflrf off of C7lf9Jzf Q53 f e' vigil? p , J Xxffl The Senior Class of 1955 1956 wish to relate a few of the important happenings that we have had in the past four years at Central High School. ..--J In the fall of 1952, a group of freshmen walked into the corridors of Central High School. Most of them thought that they would never graduate from this place of learning. Everything proceeded quietly and soon we knew our way around as well as anyone. Time passed very quickly and soon our first year was brought to an end. when we came back the next year as sophomores, we felt much more grown up. That year business picked up somewhat and we had a few parties under the direction of Mrs. Moore, who was our sponsor for our first two years. Also, Central became part of the Madison school system and became known as Central of Madison. when we ca e back for our Junior year, we found many things awaiting us. Mrs Buckles was our sponsor that year. We had the Job of selling candy at noon and selling concessions at the ball games. We ordered and received our class rings that year and were very much pleased with them. We also were very busy preparing for the Junior-Senior Prom. All in all we had a very prosperous year and everything turned out fine The next year we came back as seniors, the goal we had been striving for since we started. Under the leadership of Mrs. Hooker we sold magazine subscriptions and ads for the annual to raise funds for our senior trip. We also had a dance which was a huge success. Our senior year will never be forgotten by any of us. ter in our lives is about to be brought to a close. We hope that every class that follows us will have as many happy memories as we share. A S S S 0 iTunes The Yellow Rose of Texas! , how we are going to miss you, and our hearts are full of woe. We've had four years together, but now we have to go. We'll miss the old school daily, we hope you miss us, too. , we the class of 56, bid all of you adieu. 1f'9 the dearest, finest school house these seniors ever knew. Her doors are always open to welcome me and you. You can talk about the good old days, and sing of Old Lang Syn But the good old days at Central are the days for which we'll pine. M 0 T T 0 To be rather than to seem to be c L A s s F L o w A S S C 0 L Red Roses Red and White 1 . x As we look back over our four years at Central High School, we feel that a large chap- C L N G Oh So . 9, E R C L 0 R