Central High School - Centralian / Sagas Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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Foreword As Central, or Evansville High School, as it was formerly called, is the oldest high school in the city, and has produced many of the city's leaders and important citizens, it is Very fitting and proper that the theme ofthis edition of the Sagas be the history of our city. vig ., go ooo oooaooa f- ooo f- oo ff oo f- ooo, -- . iq U . 0 o e 0 o o l o 0 l The first permanent white settler on this soil was Colonel Hugh McGary. He be- longed to the rough and tumble element of the new West. Whether he planned the founding of a town when he left his home in Gibson county for the banks of the Ohio or whether he merely sought a home and a farm is a matter of speculation. However, we know that he was the first to realize the advantages and possibilities of a town on .-:IT H O0 000 ' 000 C00 0CO 'i ' 0 if 0 I.eL1s . f-rye-f-rn'-:Q S,.1Qw,:1-swf-+5-O O,-. ,., ,., 1 N KS?-fa.. aassasstrgfa-5255? G x ,Xie ,,,,...groO3,-, dwg, mg D510 0.-fabh. X D r-rp.: 'r--LI' D-'n-40fD0mmN rp PILLS ' 'Q ' - ' in Dm if-s Q v-:VJ FU?-TQ.. rs Q, E4 0 OUQZFD-.2-'UQ 'Drum-Dg'D ,:+':-FSts15'54 f 55-:s Q ' n ' N 'JIU' '-' Maki! nf'DN'D',f,mD- H S-I O D O0O v-vw'-e oo,-, ,.,f,,n2fsI3 f-f O o D' H: 5 S14 'DWG P'.'f',:s- N'Ows9m,: wD HrDo V 5 EH0' 9-'I-20 fn 401-f Hs Cdl fb 0 D . rr or-10 NAU in bingo t-. Hmm we -XBNBDP-'f-1 g3mZfD,,, ro D,., ':CQ.-OH Qsq rp D O fs D D' 4009 f-D Q-f-Dhioopdg ,.-. 5' m UmU-'Q 0 l-L 0 'DV 755-PCP mo-EZGD 3650 of 'UHJD 0 0 wffwre o vm O'f1r:..'D'm 'G on Q. gn I3r+, Q-1 rn CD E Hn 0 QS-'SEQ ggmcfrgfeeg-g'gDd2,,2D,9,5 or C9 2.0-mar. -f D Ms we-me-todae C'rD-- 53 -vs Q' 04:x:'D N4IZ3f- -g3- Nr-1 D 1 ,.,OOCDf-rm'-I rn rl: fb O O2 fn rn Or-rv-xO :JQOQP-sv-:rs QCD 0- '-'wossoff' H- no if cs' 'HI o V, M np- fb M-me M G 'arwdiwo ONE'-394 Hsbvgoirggmi Q rD9..:H.,.,,5'mgggog-gwrmgwggnmg Q 0 ffwifb -+ mm-U mio f-awp' 'U P15 0 ,-, e BWOOQQ Es'E'1-f 'n'11s5'S'U'f3:'fL:U2r:-r X 1 CDH-, FD rr i Ulf ROELUSU-2, 952054 38-E-iii' 250255-gg2eag53g1gE.52Qg5e V1 V . ,ngiffzsmg 5-'QEEEJ a'Km',1',g '3 ,5'f72. ,E 40:-r P- O O':r-U-t-.'- Nm 'QF-3:5-' 93 Q 022:39 D 535' D-:EOg mfUSDmf-r ' wuwow we aww-as same X Os-U f-UIQ NCLB,-DO:-+m,.,D0O FD t 'Dang-3399 QQNQLQEQEQQQQNFH- , iQ NHWU-WX4 Zig 00 nfDmm'C5E+'5'5:S?u ie' U5 0 5h3fD52 fDaf9?2fHsOS'n22QrHseR U- , 1-rv-s,.,Ov-U Q., 'a-:Tar-:IIs-an Own?-Jw 0, '3'f5,g3-OQO W.m4QkDO V155-f-rU vz 9 ZDEQQE 9.9.,,ttg.s2'5L35QfDG'fTfT3 , ofnUQ,.,Eic maori' zrwfngdn- :r'-o55',D- N Bama-5'0-2 a5'5f,.20s2,fDQa 5565300 f ' Q Mixes S322-saga-SCD-?La E'2 CCH O rr fn Or-rNH,,1-+Unr-rR 'Qv- X .,.,. . 0 9 EOEGEQ 5E'E, DS'1 4i'4m: D'QrfOD?-1 yo, 0 Qasiaas gsgaeaggagigggggsa' 'Qi 5'-vw.-,Xj::s2 mmrDC,'33i-Q,,rnDgg r-gw2 fD NQOGON ,.,,.,Oruv1oornO-02,-,ro,,,,'EE m ' K4 O P1'- 1 WQQDO'-U'-'S- 'Omf-Dromcnrtg p -UQUQHNQ fwnigwcneemmmos .I gif: HN. U 0r-+ ' 8:3-Cb Q'1-QQPS-' O :Tr-r Cf' Qi iii A0 Selig? otggeiweaiegsis Q -M519 'Uesmotiw 0 H Hg-rm 'ff 1: fo ..-,o in :s4OO So 4 moo ,' ,Q HTL. 9, ,-,fp 1 ,.1O ,...,--,,,f'fv-s '5 is +-CSU' 5 HNDB 25-204m 'D-an i.,af f Egvwrvgdfn snHwtoD'Dg::::Q'--PfTm'2iF5 mtg! -1. .---r-rn N..-,sp..':s,n..,, oi Q1 4' Q 000 0 0020 0020002000 .J 3

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SENIOR BUILDING 4