Chester High School - Cestrian Yearbook (Chester, SC)

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QW.. Our high school days are probably the most wonderful and enjoyable of our entire lives. VVe share our hopes, our sorrows, and our achievements. We work and study together to learn how and why so that we may become adjusted to everyday living. Our social life also plays an important part in this business of becoming mature. Between us is tied an intangible knot which can never be severed. To record these living activities we use this book, the Cestrian. Within its covers vibrate our memorable days in Chester High School. We, the Class of 1957, hope that we have left an enviable record in scholarship, character, leadership, and service. In future years we can leaf through these pages and relive the time when we played pranks, cut capers, and bruised our bumps. We can never forget these days, for they are imbued in our minds with a lasting impression. This book holds the sweet memories which we value so deeply. With the wonderful cooperation of every senior and Miss West's invaluable service to the staff, this book has been published. May it be a living symbol of our days in Chester High School. Sincerely, Harold Sharpe, Editor A Don McKeown, Business Manager FRIENDS AND ASSOCIATES STUDIES AND ACTIVITIES Q LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE BEAUTY AND HONORS

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Broxie in a gay mood beating it off with the dreams. Don McKeown our own staff business manager and Callie Oates cur Miss Chester County happily pose with Marian McKnight, Miss America. Don's proud claim- A dance with Miss America! Jerry our chief majorette getting ready to step it off. i Q w .. V K. situ Q 5 L ,J L YQ ' M 1.x J, , 1 255 ti 5 ,jf ff, , K A Ano CULURFUI. 5

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H QTHE QENIORS ,vgimwmi .ws- ' ' . gs. af l - p . gin , A O is Xie We, theASeniors, wish to express to our mothers i nf fathers. We wish it were possible to both by name, and 1 I picture. But more important is the are engraved individually, P much our hearts. There that we can say adequately, 4 Thank and Dad, for all done. Our sincerest hope is thit A is U I 5 all of us level best what you expect of us. If we Calla, F 5 5 3' do this, then that you will be au p........ of us as we are of you. 6 2 As we and go our separate ways, your love, guidance, and in-Y' Xl K Q A spiration will be bulwark of our strength facing the tasks that lie ahead. Thus, eff W ,J 'rt ' we the graduating class, do proudly and gratefully pay tribute to you, our beloved 3. tl, 6- ,n . parents, on this tlte dedication page of the 1957 Cestrian. fr A C