Central High School - Panther Yearbook (York, PA)

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. The lull before the storm aarwhlww K f . L'Beginning of another day Our .fdfma ma fer Our love and loy-al-ty we give to you Our Al-ma Mat-er true. YVC try our best in everything we do for you Our Al-ma Mat-er. Your state-ly halls, our hal-lowed walls Hold memories so dearg And so we,ll sing 'till the hills Shall ring H Cen-tral Highf' ' Snowboundn ,A , f..f' A , , ', i A dillereiit angle '

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'UM .izbecbcafe lid goal' . . In appreciation for the sacrifices which she has made for our class . . . for the guidance and advice . . . for the time spent directing our Junior and Senior plays . . . for the patience while teaching us . . . and for the undying spirit which characterizes the feeling of our class, we the class of 1959 dedicate this book of memoirs to a valued friend . . . May we never forget your devotion to the school and to the teaching profession .... CLYTIE G. LEHR

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goarcl of giclucafion To the Class of 1959: Although School Director-Student relationship is rather indirect, the School Director is subjected to mixed emotions when a class graduates. When we look upon the record of such a class as the Class of 1959 we are, indeed, proud to have been a part of your history. We all recognize unsatisfactory conditions in our world today. If they are to be changed, if tomorrow is to be better than today, the transformation must come as a result of your efforts. It is my pleasure, on behalf of the Board of School Directors, to congratulate you and extend heartfelt good wishes for a brighter tomorrow. CHARLES C. D1E'rz President Left to right: Mr. George A. Strine, Mr. Luther W. Kochenour. Mr. Philip E. Atland, Secretaryg Mr. Charles C. Dietz, Presidentg Mr. Cletus Orrg Mr. Robert B. Smith, Treasurerg Mr. C. Eugene Beshore, Vice Presidentg Miss Jeanette A. Haas.