Central High School - Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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fv- PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Bollom R011 Clefllo rlqhlb Nlcssrs P1 fllc 'Nlontgomtrw Staekowslu Patchell Jacobu X. 'mtg i pw Back Hou Nlessr Frozler lxwxs 'Nuolal Hort Gvnz made us healthv gym made us sirong So qwm ue salute u llh a fond so Ionq No subjerts remamed wlth us qulte so tenac1ously as phxsltal 9dl1CHtl0I1 and hx glene for no matter what term lt happened to be those two could always be found llSl8d on our rosters After a wfhlle there developed ln us a sort of fondness for these two old standbx s Who can the strongest managed to complete whlle the weak fell behmd to tlunk3 We w1ll nexer forget the treatment our muscles re een ed whlle workm, on what was referred to as the apparatus How terrrfymg lt was to look down at the hard gym floor Whlle hangmg precrpltouslx from the ropes And those callsthemes what eplthets must hawe been mumbled under our breaths when we heard that famllnal one wo one lwol In 1e,ard to gxms tompanlon subject hyglene we p1o,1essed term hx term untnl at last IU hxglene elght we learned the facts of hfe lhe Ctlllllllltllllllr, of our mmds and borlles ln order to msure a healthlel hfe was a neeessarx part of our educa t1on 8 v A I. I sh' . -.. . x, A I 1 tv, . - '. . . Q . S' '.' , S. ,. ' . ' '.', .U ' ' ', , Z 'lv -I U Q , ll 9 x J K X AY' ' ' . x' V 66' .59 5' I n L - u U! H a . . . . . j x ' , Y 1 - f 'L' xi. . . forget those memorable cross-country runs which only r . v . U v Y A 1 ,. f 'I A , . u ' 7 l' . 'Y l 1 ' . ' Q , ' ' s K 1 . U. :A ' I ' .X ' Y ' ' ,. . . . H h . V . . I -'I

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ART AND MUSIC DEPARTMENT lo tom Ilow Cl lt to rlghtl Nlr illl 'Nlr Nnkt rs Mr .lmolru I Ustrow Quontl llow Nlr lhompon 'Vlr Smith The mmors uere no uuste of tune Bu! another slep on our upuard clzmb The mmors how affectlonately do we recall those periods of art mechamcal drawmg and muslt Thex were often the pause that refreshes Thex serx ed the purpose of relaxmg buffers between the urgently press mg demands of our majors Prospectlxe engmeers con tentedly labored over the preclse detanls of a spnral stair case ball bearmgs etc nn the qulet atmosphere of a mechanlcal drawlng classroom Host relaxlng howex er was the opportunltj to loose the rems on our nmagmatlons ln the art class bw pamtmg whatever came to mmd The patient guldante of the teachers brought to the fore latent abnlntnes of mam oi us and gate to all of us an appreuatnon fl' the arts Fmallx we cannot forget the subject of muslc n whlch we were able not only to hsten and enjow but also to partlclpate and enjow The sonorous NOICCS of as mam as two hundred Centralltes hfted our souls to a hlgher plane The cultural background and balanced currnculum whlch was made posslble by the selectlon of mmors wlll never be regretted by 189ers nn thenr quest for happmess 21 it ' 1- v :A . I .. . . - .. V- ' - 1 1- ' . I . , v . . 1 . . i.. V . , , . j if v t . Y. Y t , K. v Y .T- ' v ' . .'- ' V . - . ,', '. ' , '- R I . Y . . v I 9 '1 's , , ' 1 Y v ' Y s - ' 1 s V . . v. I ' Y . . Y . . . x ... - w , Y - -' ' l - . , v V . ' '.' . .1 .1 ' .9 1 . . . . . H , , . , , -v

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Loft to right: Miss Springs-r. Miss Yoder, Miss Snyder OFFILE STAFF LIBRARY STAFF 19 Y 1.1-fl tu right: Mrs. Funyth. Nliss Horowitz. Xliss Rights-r