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

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pfulncipaf Carl Shrode Keep Busy, Cultivalze a Lilcing For People and l-lave Hobbies Everyone wants to be somebody, to feel that he is needed. Healthy- minded, well-adjusted persons are earnestly willing to work to attain this. Some early become discour- aged and give up some of their ideals. Keep busy, do somewhere near your best, cultivate a liking for people, have hobbies, train yourself to do something well. Pick for your life work something which you feel is helpful to others as well as yourself. Learn to save a part of what you earn, be it little or much. Above all else have a religion, for in the rough spots ahead for all, there is no substitute for a right relationship with your God. Warren Fauquher, counselor Page by Kenneth Curtin C V eawuefoa Warren Fauquher A Final Word to Class ol l95O You have been with us at Central for four years and we shall miss you. You probably don't realize how proud of you we really are. We feel as you leave much as your parents feel when you grow up and leave the home. That feeling is a mix- ture of regret, pride in your growth and maturity, and a cer- tain happiness that you are starting out with new and greater opportunities for yourselves. I hope that you find things neither too difficult nor too easy. If your school has helped you we know that we can count on you as a loyal friendly helper. Don't forget that you were taught good citizenship. Don't neglect the he-alth and safety which you have learned. Act well your part in the community in which you live. Work steadily for a better and a peaceful world for all. And as Fibber McGee's postman use-d to say, Keep Smiling. Carl Shrode, principal. Both Secretaries Graduates Ol Evansville High Schools Mrs. Venetta Long, secretary to the principal, is a graduate of Central High School. She has served in this capacity since 1934 when she returned to her alma mater. Miss Bonnie Kash Miss Bonnie Kash graduated from Bosse and took over the posi- tion of secretary to the deans after the Christmas vacation, when Miss Sue Manning resigned. Mrs. Venetta Long Page 2 A., 43

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. ,qw we Declicate this Senior Edition to every student whose name appeared on the Scholar- ship E,' list. sag ww ,vate 70 ,wear fbeacffined iw' '?' ,gh 'Wim At the front tables from left to right are: May Overton, second page editor, Janette Booker, Pat Russell, Flora Hammons, circulation managerg Billie Liles, third page editorg Kenneth Curtin, editor-in-chiefg Mary Ellen Schuler, Robert Wilson, Billy Morris, Carl Dormeier, Hazel Harris, Monroe Webster, Joyce Hines, Gloria Fleener, managing editorg Byrl Conkwright, first page editor, Margaret Scott, bookkeeper, Thelma Kennady, advertising manager. Standing on the right are: Jo Anna Morrow., and Don Bernhardt. From left to right at the back table are: Betty Lou Goodge, Jo Ann Harlen, senior edition editorg Janet Geisz, and Robert Fisher. Clara Keller and Byron Bloodworth, sports editor, were not present at the time the picture was taken. Bear picture on covei courtesy Chicago Museum of Natural History Page l I M Q was v

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