Havre Central High School - Nugget Yearbook (Havre, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1964 volume:

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'afwmr jig'-5l'F1',1'f 11: 5 l-fill . ffffff+f:2 2'f-T-'1-3 -11.6jgLqgg1ff-Sveggi 4-92-ifslr 3455535 -Q51 :7g,'3,if,..+x5f,gg? 5: .ji ff LM 1534 lg if A ff I ALMA MATER The green and the white Of our dear Central High And Sine Timore Our strong battle cryg They link us together In purpose sincere, With loyalty, courage, Our goal to draw near. The heroes all 'round us, Oh, hear, they are calling The strong hearts, The brave hearts, That find refuge hereg And so, ALMA MATER, We uphold your standards, With banner flying, Voices crying LOYA LTY! Cogznzgian BOEUMBIA HIGH SCHOOL RICHLAND, WASHINGTON the IIUGGGI 1964 H H 1 COHIGHIS OGOICAIIIOU faculty Classes Rellqlon Acaoemlcs ACIIIVIIIIGS Speclal events Sponts memomal patnons llonewono In order to put first things first and to be what God intended, man must have courage. If forever a coward, unable to stand up for justice and happiness, he will accomplish little in the future. For this reason then, Central is preparing her students to face the World into which they will graduate. Armed with a shield composed of Religion, Academics, Social Grace, and Good Sportsmanship and aided by the light of wisdom, they advance onward as the men and Women of tomorrow. The way may be rough and others may hesitate, yet Catholicism and neighborly love will prevail because schools like Central have instilled in their students the battle cry, Sine Timore. annual smtp BOTTOM ROW, l-r: Jeanne Lund, Marcia O'Nei1, Jeanette Kellar, Sherry Paulsen, Editor. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. L. Bronson, Advisor, Georgia Irvine, Lynda Patrick, Marcia Troy, Nancy Weyh, Michelle Mousseau. TOP ROW: Victor Keller, Carol Nordling, Sandy D'Hooge, Janice Fuglevand, David Gerstenberger. ! Ys f 4 W i 4 Q E1 9 Q 1 . 2 MOT CGOICAUOD Four years ago, Mother Athanasia was appointed Principal of Havre Central High School. Since that time she has willingly devoted herself to the fulfillment of Central students in all phases of life. Her personal sacrifice to make strong Christians and perfect citizens of these students, in addition to her ability in the classroom and the multitude of services she performs daily, are held in esteem. Patient and understanding, she has stood ready to cope with any problem, large or small, of any student. Central is fortunate in possessing such a competent leader. So therefore, may We respectfully express our gratitude by dedicating this 1964 Nugget to you, Mother, as a small token for your services as Principal, Teacher, and Counselor. Dear Students: In the education of youth, the means used are necessarily based on the convictions men have regarding the ultimate aim of life. The axiom He who wishes an end, wishes the means to that end when applied to education, determines the curriculum and method of training to be followed. Further, the strength of one's convictions in the purpose of life here and hereafter gives strength to both teacher and pupil. The basic foundation upon which Havre Central rests as a school is the Christian conviction of the origin, nature and destiny of man. As teachers, we wish to help you become ultimately citizens of Heaven. In so doing, we do not overlook the fact that first you must be good citizens of earth, hence, as educators we wish to prepare you for the world into which you will graduate, with its economic, political and social unrest. You will be your brother's keeper. Your neighbor has rights which impose upon your obligations. So, too, do you have rights. Likewise God. Towards helping you to distinguish between which rights come first, Havre Central exists. As you go forth, the Faculty hopes that you will justify Central's existence and sanctify your own by putting first things first. My T faculty FR. RETZEL, S.J Religion III SISTER ROSE Basic Algebra Geometry Glee Club Adv. Math Algebra II FR. FRENCH, S.J. Religion IV SISTER OLIVET English III Economic Geography Basic Algebra SISTER ERENTRUDE English I, II Geometry SISTER MIRIAM Biology Physics Chemistry FR. MAHER, S. J. Religion I, 11 faculty MRS. WIGEN Typing I, II, III Bookkeeping SISTER DELORES Spanish II MR. KUKA U. S. History Sociology Physical Education MR. MILLER English I Physical Education MRS. BRONSON World History Modern History MISS DUNN Literature I, II English II World Language CIASSES voices crying, loyalty E RICHARD ANDERSON Band 2,3g B.B. 33 Pep 1g R.H. 1. MARY F. ANTUNES Gold Dust 2,3,4g Band 1,2g Cheer- leading 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Seo. 2g Sodality 1, 2, 35 Gen. 1, 2, 3,4g Nat. Honor Soc. 3. DONALD BAKER B.B. 1,2,3,4g S.B. Treas. 4g Sodality 1,2g Pep 1,2g K.C. 1,2,3,4g K.C. Treas. JOANNE BIEVER Glee 1, 2g Sodality 4g Pep 1,2, 3, 4. LARRY BA UTCH SY LVIA BERG LER Gold Dust 3g Glee 1 1,2,3,4gSodality 1,2,3,4g Pep 2,43 Gen. 1. CINDY BLACK Glee 1,25 Pep 1, 2, 35 Cheer- leader 4. JERRY BROWNING Gold Dust 4g Glee 1,2g Pep 15 Gen. 1,2,3,4g Treas. 43 R.H. 1. LARRY DAVIS Gen 35 Class Sec. 4g K.C. 3, 4. JAMES DION B. B. 4. LESLIE FR EY sodality 1, 2, 3 Glee 1g Gen. 1,2 M AR CIA DIVI Sl-I Glee 1,2g Sodality 4g Pep l,2,3,4. JANIS E LSTAD CAROL GE LDARD Glee 1,2,3g Pep 1, 2g Service Club 1, 2,3. SHARON GILMAN Gold Dust 4g Pep 1, 2, 3, 4. BILL GREYTAK RICH HANSON Sodality 2, K. C. 3. SYLVIA HENTSCHEL Glee 1, 2,3, 4, Gen. 1, 2, 3,4, Sodality 1, 2, 3,4g Pep 1,2, 3, 4g Annual 4. THOMAS HEDGES Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep 1,2g Gen. 1, 2,33 Treas. 35 K.C. 1,2,3,4g Sec. 3g Pres. 4. DENNIS HEIMBRE CHT 13.13. 1,2,3,4g sodauty 1, 2, 3,4 Gen. 3, K.c. 1,2, 3,4. A LB ERT HILLA Band lg B. B. 1,2,3,4g Soph. Pres. S.B. Pres. 43 Gen. 1,2,3g K.C. Sodality 1, 2, 3,4g Treas. 2, V. Prefect 3, 4, Boys' State 4. GEORGIA IRVINE Gold Dust lg Glee 1,2,3g Pep 1,2, 3,4g Gen 2,4. MICHAEL KELLER B.B. 1,2,3,49 Pep 1, LARRY KIEDR OWSKI B.B. 1,2,3,4: Band 1,2g Gen. 1. ROBERT KURTZ Class Treas. 1, 2,3g S.B. V- Pres. 4g Boys' State. PATTY KINSELLA Co-Pres. 33 Pep 1, 2, 3, 4g Nat. Honor Soc. 3, 4g Student Body Secretary 4. PHILIP KRE ZELAK Glee 2g Band 1, 25 Pep 1,2,3g Gen. 1,2,3,4g K.C. 2,3,4g Lt. Governor 4. GAR Y LIVESA Y Class Treas. 4g Gen. 3, 4g Service Club 3. KATE MACK Glee lg Band lg Co-Pres. 43 Gen. 1, 2, 33 Sodality 1, 2, 33 Cheerleader 2. JOHN MALSAM Gold Dust 33 Class Co-Pres. 1, 33 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Treas. 3g Prefect 43 Gen. 1, 2, 3, 43 Pres. 43 K.C. 1,2,3,4, Pres. 33 Boys' Stateg Nat. Honor Soc. 3, 43 Treas. 3. KATHY MATTER Pep 1,2,3,43 Glee 23 Gen. 1, 3. MIKE MCLAIN Gold Dust 2,33 B.B. 2,3, 43 Class Pres. 2, 4g Sodality Sec. 3g Pep 1,2 K. C. 3, 4. 1 CAROLYN MARILYN MAYER Gold Dust 4g Glee lg Pep 2,3 Glee 1: Pep 1,2,3. DOROTHY MEINE RT Z Gold Dust 3,43 Band 1, 23 Sodality 1, 2g Pep 1, 2, 3, 43 Service Club 3, 4. LONNIE MOLLBERG B.B. mgr.1, 2, 3, 4g Sodality 1,2,4g Pep 1, Gen. 2,3,4g K.C. 1,2,3,4. JANE O'NEIL Glee lg Sodality 1, 2, 3g Pep 1, 2, 3,4g Gen 1,2,3. WINI REESE Glee 1,2,3g Sodality 15 Pep 1,2,3,4g Gen. 1,2,3. SHERRY PAULSEN Annual 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor 4, Glee 1, 25 Gen. 3, 43 Co-Pres. lg Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g Prefect 4g Pep 1, 2, 3, 4g Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Nat. Honor Soc. 3g RAYMOND NELSON sodanty 1,2,3,4g Gen. 1,29 K.c. 2,3,4. TED PRUYS PAIGE SAMSON Glee 4g Sodality 4g Transfer from Marycliff, Spo- kane, Washington JEAN SCHAFER Band 1,2g Sec. 25 Sodality lg Pep 1,2,3, 4. GARY SCHNURR Pep lg Service Club 3g R. H. 1. JANICE TURBAK Pep 1,2,3, 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g Gen. 3,4. Xfffv - up 31?-9 , . :35:1,:.-fig S. f ff f' .A-- F Q-S --J - fig? 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H 1 q-ms:-ig 'V L QQSYW' fy Ja rf' ,ff me :M 'emiiffzwg , 5: We 2 1S21f:i1W,i9ii' ,g 1-if S, ,Mfgaif a 1 fif'f' :',QIi,-ii: ' , 2 1222135 -' - - .1 - XA . ' X gf ' Q X :xi ' Sf X gr 5.3 ., ,, N. L fy tg Q5 is is Nw A 3,58 Q Q 55958 S .uv if tex as Y 8 . . S fs , 4 , 555 2 fi 1-V me , , 1 f f Q E . 4 ? . I K 2 . . 5 , sgjggggg-.QsT1,Q : 11' f:': L Sister Rose, Homeroom teacher for the Fresh- man Class, interests them in the activities for the 63-64 school year. Martin O'Nei1 Mary O'Nei1 Jean Powelson Doug Ross Joan Schnurr Sandra Schwan Marilynn Semans Beverly Simko Edward Spinler Margaret Stroh Larry Thrash Jeanne Turbak Steven Velk Paul Wandler Christine Webb Mary Ann Zorko The Freshman Class, the largest ever enrolled in Central, eagerly await the bell in order to experiment with some of their Frosh antics Religion - our goal to draw near Fr. French discusses Commutative Justice in Every class begins and ends with a prayer at a moral guidance lecture to the Senior Girls. They Central. This Senior Religion Class asks for are learning the principles of governing themselves God's blessing on their Work. in ordinary circumstances. Junior Girls read and discuss the many issues in Fr. Retzel leads the Junior Boys in their read- their Religion Class under the guidance and ing and interpreting of their Religion Text. supervision of Fr. Retzel. Father Maher and the Sophomore Girls partici- pate in a lively debate concerning the primary Father Maher explains to the Sophomore Boys' purpose of marriage. Religion class, There is power in Religion. Father Maher explains the parts of the Mass to Father Maher instructs the Freshmen Boys' the Freshman Girls' Religion class. Religion class on the topic of prayer. He has called upon David Craig to give an example of the proper position for this devotion. Every Friday the Havre Central Student Body attends Mass, the highest form of Worship in the Catholic faith. Sister Rose leads the Glee Club in practicing the Proper for Student Body Mass. This choral In the fall of 1963 the Central students attended group participates in church and community an inspiring retreat given by Father Prasch S. J. functions. Girls' Sodality Officers from l-r: Sherry Members of Central's Girls' Sodality clap Paulsen, Prefectg Jeanne Lund, Treasurerg enthusiastically as Senior speakers practice Gretchen Trimper, Secretary, arrange flowers their Marriage Panel Which will be held for all at the feet of the Patron of the Sodality. girls in the area. On Oct. 8, 1963, clergy from the local parishes The Knights of the Altar are loyally dedicated to were present to celebrate the Silver Jubilee of their assistance in church services. Rev. John O'Hara's Ordination to the Priesthood. Officers of the Boys' Sodality from 1-rz The Boys' Sodality compliments itself on the Albert Hilla, Vice-Prefectg John Malsam, success of their Christmas Basket Drive for Prefectg Fr. French, Advisorg Doug Erbacher the needy. Treas. , plan future projects for the parish. ACAOGITIICS Under the instruction of Mother Athanasia, The Senior Boys' English Class is amazed by the Senior Girls' English Class examines the complications that exist in grammar! the motives and lessons derived from the Mother Athanasia gives them some helpful drama Macbeth. advice. languages Any means, vocal or other, of expressing or communicating feeling or thought. Donna Eder, Marcia O'Neil and Donna Reese collect the Junior Girls' English papers as Sister Olivet looks on. Sister Erentrude and the Sophomore Girls' The Sophomore Boys, under the guidance and English Class. Eager students raise their hands supervision of Miss Dunn, prepare for their to indicate their knowledge of this answer. book reports. Sister Erentrude watches as Nancy Nordling Mr. Miller stands ready for questions as the and Sandy Schwan explain the use of pronouns Freshman Boys' English Class complete an to the Freshmen Girls' English Class exam. Sister Olivet and the Junior Boys' English Class A Spanish newspaper is not an uncommon sight The World Language Freshman Class, under in Sister Dolores' Spanish II Class. It seems that the direction of Miss Dunn, prepare to present the funny paper is catching Jeanne Patrick's eye. an example. Latin I students are busily conjugating verbs in Miss Dunn shows the Latin II class slides of their study of the unchangeable language. Rome, from her European tour. She is show ing how large the Colosseum rocks are - in- sisting it isn't a fish story. mA1Th6mAtlCS Members of the Algebra II Class write their mathematical solutions on the blackboard as Sister Rose prepares the Algebra I Class for Sister Rose and the remaining students check a Unit Test by giving a thorough review. their work. Sister Erentrude demonstrates, to the Sopho- Watching attentively is the Sophomore Boys' more Girls' Geometry Class, the construction Geometry Class as Jim Anez explains a proof of the medians of a scalene triangle. Mathematics - That science treating of the exact relations existing between quantities or magnitudes and operations, and of the methods by which in accordance With these relations, quantities sought are deductible from others known or supposed. While the Algebra I Class Works intently, Sister Erentrude helps Marilyn Semans work a diffi- Larry Davis explains a Trig Problem to mem- cult problem. bers of Sister Rose's Advanced Math Class. Cathy McCormick iniluences the Physical Science Class The Senior Boys find that the difficult Physics while debating man's journey to the moon. Class, directed by Sister Miriam, can be enter taining. SCIENCE The Sophomore Biology students from 1-r: Dona McKenty, Linda Motari, and Margaret Ettien use E microviewers in their While approaching the new frontier of discovery, the Chemistry students avidly try new experiments. research on leaf veination. Freshman World History class, Where is Persia? This is only one of the many typical questions put to Mrs. Bronson. Mr. Kuka and the U. S. History class prepare to debate an issue in procedure. SOCIAI STUDIES Jerry Browning injects Montana into the Modern History Class. Both the Seniors and Mrs. Bronson are amused by the tales of those law- less days. Maps are an important part of Sister Olivet's Economic Geography class. Here, Sister describes the lands around the Mediterranean. The new Johnson Administration arouses different reactions in Mr. Kuka's Sociology Class. These emotions vary from the distress of Al Hilla to elations of the other students. F-F-F-F-R, is a familiar quote as Mrs. Using their new textbooks, the Typing II and Wigen guides the Typing I Class in learning III Class are preparing a block letter as Mrs. the mechanics of typing. Wigen supervises. In Bookkeeping, Mrs. O Wigen demonstrates the importance of a balance sheet. Dnactlce The Boys' P. E. Class splits into teams and challenges one another in a game of basket- Sister Erentrude's Study Hall seems to be doing ball. just What the name calls for-studying! ACUVIIIGS -- they link us together Student Council Officersg Pat Kinsella, Sec.g Robert Kurtz, V.- Pres. g Al Hilla, Pres. g Don Baker, Treas. Student Council meeting. This organization co- ordinates the student and faculty. Student Council meetings very rarely appear this quiet. Al Hilla Waits for the discussion to get going. CRGADIZAIIIOHS Assistance and service are the prime objectives of Havre Central High School's various clubs and organizations. The Genesians, Havre Central's Drama Club, prepare their schedule for the coming year under the leadership of John Malsam. Key Club members meet to determine plans for the Sweetheart Ball. Pictured from l-r are Tom Hedges, Ray Nelson, John Malsam, Al Hilla, Larry Davis, Danny Kuka, Phil Krezelak, and John Leeds. Yi For their high scholastic standing and leader- ship, these students were accepted into the National Honor Society. FIRST ROW, l-r: Patty Kinsella, Mary Francis Antunes, Sherry Paulsen, Cathy McCormick. SECOND ROW: Eugene Spinler, Jean Larson, Paula Burch, John Malsam. As usual Central Students cheerfully patronize their school store. Janice McAuley, Jim Anez, and Sheila Clancey are pictured helping Sister Rose. The Central Twirlers, under the direction of Lynda and Jeanne Patrick, provided half time entertainment during several home games. L-r: Sandy Schwann, Cathy McCord, Donna Reese, Kathy Matter, Co-majorette, Patty Kinsella, Majorette, Therese Peeler, Nancy Nordling, Sharon Flathers. From 1-r: Janice McAu1ey, Margaret Dritshulas, Miss Dunn, librarian, Cathy McCord, Aline Christian, Linda Miller, do a little research. i E S Q a Cheerleaders and Pep Club cheer the team at a home game. Pep Club officers are Kathy Matter, Pres. g Janice Turbak, Vice-Pres. g Gretchen Trimper, Sec. -Treas. n I Q f Goto Gust the nuooet The Nugget staff eagerly Works to meet their final deadline. Pictured 1-r are: Marcia O'Neil, Sandy D'Hooge, Sherry Paulsen, editor, Jeanne Lund, Marcia Troy, Nancy Weyh, Lynda Patrick, Jan Fuglevand, Michelle Mousseau, Jean Kellar, Mrs. Bronson, advisor. Carol Nordling was not present when the picture was taken. The Gold Dust Staff, under the direction of Sr. Miriam prepare another issue. John Almos, Sports Editor and Joyce Gilles, Co-Editor, consult Sr. Miriam, while Co-Editor Mary Lou O'Neil proposes the layout. Special events --- with banners flying Marcia Divish, Senior Elected Key Club Sweetheart SWGGIIYIGARII The Havre Central Key Club sponsors the Key Club Sweetheart Contest and Dance every year. Karol McConwe1l Sophomore Susan Frey Freshman Marcia Troy Junior miss ont -nmel2 On Saturday, February 8, Joan Schafer was crowned Miss 49'er by Don Baker, Captain of the Basketball Team. The Candidates and their escorts are l-r: Allen Billmeyer, Kathy Matter, Don Hall, Miss Schafer, Don Baker, Kathy Thole, Torn Hedges, Mary Lou O'Neil, Ron Talmage. This annual event is sponsored by the Pep Club. SAIUTIAIORIAD SHERRY PAULSEN VALGOICIECIQIAU JOHN MALSAM The Havre Central Student Body, with a police escort, rode through Havre shouting Yea 49'ers before going to Malta for the tournament. SIDCRIS - heroes all round us Mr. Kuka smiles as he anticipates another victory for the 49er's. l w A String Cheerleaders stop for a picture before returning from the tournament at Malta. From 1-r: Cindy Black, Cathy Golie, Mary Antunes, Cheer Queen, Marcia Troy, Peggy Blom. havne Centnal Vanslty THE A TEAM, FIRST ROW, l-r: Father French, Chaplain, Ed Divish, Don Baker, Danny Kuka, Mike McLain, John Leeds, Jim Clark. SECOND ROW: Coach Kuka, Larry Kiedrowski, Doug Erbacher, Rick Cole, John Malsam, Mike Keller, Lonnie Molberg, Mgr. 1 Before the Chinook-Havre game, Central's B Team Cheerleaders happily pose for a picture. L-r are: Susan Howard, Freshmang Mary Schafer, Sophomoreg Kathy Cole, Sophomore, Sally McDonald, Freshman. havne Centnal B team THE B TEAM, FIRST ROW, 1-r: Curtis Arndt, Tom Baker, Steve Englehardt, David Craig, Richard O'Leary, Dennis Helmbrecht. SECOND ROW: Martin O'Neil Mgr. 3 Mike Kase, Jack Brady, Joe Garding, Bob Whalen, Bob May, Ron Talmage Mgr. Supen Seven E. Spinler, J. Dion, J. McLain, G. Gerstenberger, J. Christian, D. McDonald. QR. Gallus, not picturedj B.B. Gen. K.C. Nat. ABBRGVIAUCHS Honor Soc . Pres. R.H. Sec. S.B. 58 Basketball Genesians Key Club National Hon President Rock Hound Secretary Student Body or Society ITIOCHCOGQIGS B. McCauley, D. McKenty, R. Anderson, L. Bautch, J Kurtz, C. Gallus, Capt.g R. Martins. QR. Priete, not picturedj On that fateful day of November 22, 1964 Our President, John F. Kennedy Was assassinated in Dallas, Texas. A leader of his people A believer in Catholicism A loving and devoted parent A staunch and loyal American, We should revere his memory for He was a GREAT man! -Sherry Paulsen 59 OUR SINCERE THANKS, WITHOUT YOUR PATRONAGE THIS ISSUE OF THE NUGGET COULD NOT HAVE BEEN PRINTED. AL HARTWIG MUSIC STUDIO AL'S JEWELRY ANDERSON'S GROCERY ANDERSON-HAYES WHOLESALE ANGSTMAN MOTORS ANTHONYIS ARNIE'S SHOES BING 'N BOBIS SPORT SHOP BLACK'S JEWELRY BLAIRTS IRON WORKS BOND LUMBER CO. MR. AND MRS. 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AND MRS. GEORGE JESTRAB KELLAM OIL MR. AND MRS. FRANK KIEDROWSKI KREZLAK'S INC. MR. AND MRS. P. J. KUKA LAURA'S BEAUTY SHOP LELOK HOTEL AND POMP ROOM MR. AND MRS. FRANK A. MATH DR. WILLIAM K, MCELROY MCLEAN GROCERY MCLEAN AND OINEIL REALTY MILAM FLORAL MILLERIS STUDIO MONTANA POWER CO. NORDLING AND TWEETEN NORMAN'S RANCH AND SPORTSWEAR NORTHERN TIRE CO. OFFICE MACHINE SUPPLY OINEIL CONSTRUCTION OWL REXALL DRUG STORE PATRICK'S SCHOOL OF BATON PAULSEN CONSTRUCTION J.C. PENNEY CO. PEHLKE AND KNUDSON CONOCO SERVICE PIZZA KITCHEN DR. WILLIAM RADER RAY'S UPHOLSTERY ROCKY MOUNTAIN PACKING CO. ROY'S USED FURNITURE AND BRODEURIS UPHOLSTERY RUNKEL BROS. , INC. SCHAFER INSURANCE SERVICE SOLEM INSURANCE AGENCY SALON BEAU MONDE' STROMB ERY REALTY SUPER SAVE MARKET TEDIS RESTAURANT IN AND OUT TOM'S STANDARD SERVICE TRIANGLE TELEPHONE AND HILL COUNTY ELECTRIC VALLEY FURNITURE CO. VELK'S DAIRY SERVICE VITA-RICH DAIRY WEIR'S FURNITURE ZACK'S HARDWARE QIQST B XA, EK oGk 7ncA1Y3ih '0 0 Q I gr' , Zflffxjtgfff - .f-uf, fm, ' exl E- Qx 2' Dim . i Q K N fr' A f -. 1 J f Q 5 , 1 21 ,gas fe 1Nf'?'s'.1 wiwlgfgg, V, , Il , . ,. L6 I ,, A l l L gl ,4 lf ll JW W X Lfisf 1 ' 'f - LeifgJ4115'4ff'.,:w g,ff,,le , --fwzfvfr s ev' -1 -- , - .M .:,' Y-,Q .,,- -. A ,,., mr, U, .-5-H, V ,fl ,, -swf ., 2175-,fel-is J. ist-s -4- 1 1, ,,h,,L ip- . S- .1-rl ,myfqie sw ,1,,,-,g ,r ,. ....l,.,. .....eL,.' .T 'fi ,451 i f grgggg ,K lhgfyjviyu La '.,l'iq5g,5..:1,q V ., .. .1 p.,: 5 y iz, QQL?UMEiA scso-QL RTCHYLAND, w,ssH1.N4QT6N ALMA MATTER The green and the white Of our dear Central High And Sine Timoren Our strong battle oryg They link us together In purpose sincere, Our goal to draw near. With loyalty, courage, Wx 'Q ' x The heroes all 'round us, X. 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