Central High School - Passing Parade Yearbook (Low Moor, VA)

Page 47 text:

CENTRILIAN CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Low Moor, Virginia Staff Working The newspaper staff works hard to meet the deadline they set in which to get the paper out. Each mem- ber of the staff has a certain job to do but they all pitch in and do any job when the deadline draws close. You ' ll never know how important this deadline is until you ' ve had the privilege of working on the Centtilian. Selling Like Mad These students are selling newspapers and you can see what a job they are having with students yelling, I want one, and pushing and shoving each other with outstretched arms to get theirs so as to set down or stand up and read it. There ' s always half a dozen other heads pearing over their shoulders to see if they can read something that they haven ' t already found out about. This is one of the many projects the junior class under- takes. They try to make this publication every six weeks. The money that is cleared is turned over to the school. 43

Page 46 text:

Suellen Collins Asst, Editor Jerry Wolfe Business Mgr. Connie Scruggs, Editor--Miss JoAnn Carter, Advisor Billy Warlitner T ypist Carol Heare Typist Judy McNabb Asst. Business Mgr. Passing Parade Staff Phyllis Simmons Typist Susie Murray Circulation Mgr. Jerry Potter Photographer Have you ever been about to drop from exhaustion? Have you put out so much effort you dropped when the job was completed? Have you been unable to sleep until a job was done and then unable to arouse? Have you worn out your shoes, your fingers, your imagination? No? Then you ' ve never been on the annual staff, as these have. This is the Passing Parade Staff, and they ' ve had it. Now you have it and they hope you like it.

Page 48 text:

Choir Director, Mrs. Ballengee Trees I think that I shall never see A poem lovely as a tree A tree whose hungry mouth is prest Against the earth ' s sweet flowing breast; A tree that looks at God all day, And lifts her leafy arms to pray; A tree that may in Summer wear A nest of Robins in her hair: Upon whose bosom snow has lain who intimately lives witii rain. Poems are made by fools like me. But only God can make a tree. Joyce Kilmer FIRST ROW: A. Fisher, E. Patterson, R. Via, B. Warlitner, F. Vess, R. Metz, J. Broughman, D. Ferguson, M. Collins, A. Wilhebn, J. Hayslett, B. Wood, J. Fuller, C. Phillips, J. Jefferies, B. Burks. SECOND ROW: H. Simpson, G. Patterson, B. Cook, B. Freels, W. Potter, P. Carter, B. Cronise, W. Webb, S. Snodgrass, J. Stull, B. Brooks, S. Vess, M. Kelly, P. Thurston, B. Hyler, J. Webb. THIRD ROW: R. Simpson, J. Walton, J. Fisher, S Nicely, N. Thurston, V. Groves, G. Saville, R. Garrett, G. Barbee, S. Whiteside, C. Weikel, J. Newcomer, J. T aylor. 44