Central High School - Koostrah Yearbook (Madison, IN)

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THE lr 'NA TOLD M 'hr- Q k I BALL Wh1le gazmg mto the depths of a crystal ball there passed before my eyes many strange and bewllderlng v1s10ns From all over the Unlted States 1nclud1ng many famous C1t1eS such as Canaan Manv1lle and Brooksburg I see my former classmates engaged 1n the da11y routlnes of the1r l1fe s work Ralph Shelley the pres1dent of the Board of Educatlon 1S 1n conference Wlth the mayor of Brooksburg Larry Janes Down the road a car has Just been stopped for a traff1c v1olat1on Yes State Trooper Larry Brawner 1S arrestlng John Lockr1dge for speedmg aga1n I see the former Janet Gr1ff1n l1v1ng happ1ly w1th her husband Bobby K1dwell What s th1s why lt s none other than Laverne Pettlt s1tt1ng on her employer s knee takmg a letter And her employer IS the well known W1ll1am Robert Hart pres ldent of the largest manufactur1ng company 1n the state In a v1ne covered shack Just over the h1ll I see the former Kay K1dwel1 ana her f1fth husband Charhe Hall They seem very happy throwmg d1shes at each other There s the former Mary Sue McDarment and her unknown husband tak1ng the1r son for an afternoon coke at Cy s I clearly see Charles Carlow teach1ng h1s twelve Chlldren how to be hot rod dr1vers L1ke father l1ke son 1S Charles motto Barbara Bear 15 now s1ng1ng and dancmg at the Stork Club 1n New York Her dream f1nally came true A lxttle c1ty hosp1tal comes 1nto my v1ew where I see nurses Wanda Clubb and Clara Br1ght walk1ng down the corr1dor lookmg for a man doctor There s Janet Hamllton try1ng to dec1de whxch book to read How to Wm a Hus band or How to Keep a Husband She hasn t succeeded 1n e1ther one yet but she gets an A for effort Who IS th1S I see 1n the Wh1te House? It s none other than our former class mates Raymond Barnes and B1l1y Kendall They d1dn t qu1te make the Pres1dency but they are ma1ntenance men for the Wh1te House lawn Just as I suspected Janet Thornton IS peacefully l1v1ng an old ma1d s l1fe She 1S very happy kn1tt1ng sweaters for poor Central1ans I see Susanne Taylor domg research work at the feed m1ll at Canaan He s blonde SIX feet tall and handsome In the busmess d1str1ct of Mad1son Phyllxs Chandler and LaVerne Davxs are runnmg a beauty salon As I gaze deeper 1nto the crystal ball I catch a g11mpse of B111 Hertz scormg aga1n makmg the 30th v1ctory of the basketball season for lus school Brooksburg Un1vers1ty In the art room Grace WE1S 15 st1ll havmg trouble w1th her art students She s about to teach them to draw a stra1ght hne Y xi Ny by' f 1 ,XQII 1 . X px 4 'ly xX BY Y' Q I I - I . 2 I - 1 J . . . . . , , . . J . . . , . U I . 3 2 , . -- . , . . . , , . l . - . . , - . , . . , . . . I , . . I . . . . , . , , . . . . . . , 3 I ' , . . . . ,, . - 3 il ll ll I ' ' ! u J ll ll . . . . , - . . . , . . I I D . . . . , . , . . . , ' I I Q I . , . . . J I , . . . '

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L HAR vA V I E T KING LAN HAM CXJ-J UKKN HAM1 :from S E S T F Q KENNETH DIANE

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Who are those two hunters I see? Why lt s Wayne Elston and Sonny Gayle sk1pp1ng work to go rabb1t huntlng It s a hablt they acqulred 1n school Donald Brlght and Melvln Gassert are st1ll work1ng on the farm trymg to ralse a successful team of mules Maybe someday they w1ll accomphsh lt Peggy Ralston head of a flmshlng school for el1g1ble bachelors IS 1n her Off1CE trymg to turn Vernon Vest 1nto a model husband for Jean Thornton There s Rlchard and Paula Tankersley st1ll l1v1ng w1th the1r grandparents on the1r farm near Canaan They both seem st1ll to be engoylng a l1fe of le1sure It seems that Rlchard Pollng and Carollne Denn1ng flnally took the flnal step of matrlmony They are l1v1ng happ1ly 1n the1r llttle twelve room house w1th the1r three chlldren and house keeper Carolyn Lucas Just over the h1ll Rose Jeske 1S fmlshlng her morn1ng chores All ten of the cows have been mllked and now she s feedlng her chlckens And at last as the v1s1on starts to fade I see Vlolet Vanosdol st1ll countmg the days unt1l she w1ll be flve feet tall I m afrald she may have a long wa1t ,. in .Q NW Ji 'N-6 N' n N ,f POEM We the Senlors of the flfty seven class Are leavlng these our halls of the past And enter1ng 1nto l1fe s school so vast To keep th1s old world progresslng fast For s1x hours each day we ve tolled and sweat But nary as much as our teachers we bet When we are old mem T165 w1ll be 11nger1ng yet Of our teachers our fun and the frlends we ve met The past ever gone our motto may be Our young days at school we ll st1ll plamly see The future st1ll our own we all w1ll agree And sm11e rememberlng that our country s free' When we graduate, to our Lord w1ll we pray W1th each thlng we do, we ll brlng a greater day When we all part and go our separate ways We ll remember the values of our school days. 3 JC .I ,QI S 'X' ' ' A li w- N? ag, N 5 5 47V 1' ' Q . . I X X 7 A , ' ll .4 Z1 .