Chester High School - Cestrian Yearbook (Chester, SC)

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pefae... Throughout everyone's life new doors are opening to newer, brighter things. The doors of the several grammar schools in Chester opened to the present senior class just twelve years ago. Now the doors of a new, modern Chester High School have been opened to its first graduating class. An honor and a privilege it was to claim this right and the senior class is certainly grateful. As students in the great school of time, we are seeking new doors that must be opened, unknown knowledge that must be revealed. We remember many material things about our school life and yet there is something more. There reigns in our school a will and determination to do bigger and better things, not just to do what is asked of us but to go the second mile. We can never forget the warmth and fellowship of our days in Chester High School and what each of our friends has meant to us, thus we have attempted to record some of our most outstanding mo- ments in this, our CESTRIAN for l955. As the first senior class in a new building, may we continue to open new doors. Sincerely, Martin Banks, Editor Henry Samuels, Business Manager H EN RY SAMUELS MARTIN BANKS