Centralia High School - Skookum Wa Wa Yearbook (Centralia, WA)

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Ill THE LIFE 0F A STUDENT are many ac- tivities ot work and play. ln this double page we take you around the clock, via photog- -I raphy, of a typical student. These pictures siii N S, van , are everyday incidents from the life ofa Cen- SW'-'s.. ' ' tralia student, being candidly recorded. THE CENTRALIA STUDENT sleepily gropes for his alarm clock as he rolls out of bed to begin a day ot high school life. i 5, . T i l l l AT BREAKFAST he tries to catch up on lessons tor morning classes, hop- IN THE CLASSROOM among his fellow students he plies his textbook ing something intervenes to delay an expected test. with an attempt to keep abreast ot daily assignments. arts, music PAUSING BETWEEN CLASSES, the typical student, and friend, view a activity ot mai0r imp0rfar1Ce in Centralia High School. display by the home economics classes in one of the trophy cases. L.

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I N i THE STUDENT LIFE Edition of SKUOKUM WAWA G0llTEllTS Student Life Popular and Outstanding Seniors Classrooms Building Administration and Faculty Senior Section Junior Section . Sophomore Section Freshman Section Clubs Music Publications Pictorial Section Athletics Advertising Section CENTRALIA HIGH SOH00l czmnun, wnsunmrou .D F X I c .. ,,.

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'dir 5 ,J c gf Q? ff- wx xl, Af. , 571 ,Q- fr A F T E R GAME a , farrsiz LUNCH, awaiting me bell to Classes, the student and friend pause for a short chat on the school lawn. 4 adv AT TRACK he owns his skill, participating in the pole vault during an inter- school meet. UNDER THE COLUMNS of the front entrance he meets a couple of friends and they talk over the events of the day. lNTEREST IN SPORTS is deep, and during the fall he may me found any night out on the football practice field. refreshes the student. A H A R D cold shower THE WINTER MONTHS are spent on the basketball court, the new gymnasium of- fering fine facilities for that sport. l WHEN HE IGNORES THE RULES he can be found alone among rows of AT THE SENIOR BALL he dances through an evening of joyful associa- empty seats, with visions of joy from recollections in tranquillity, tion with friends he has known during four ycars of high school.