South Central High School - Orbit Yearbook (Union Mills, IN)

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 The old Union Mills school served as the high school for three years for students from Clin- ton, Hanna, and No- ble townships. Pic- tures of students during these early years of South Cen- tral are shown on this page. ♦

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THE ANNIVERSARY YEARS FROM 1963 TO 1972 The year 1972 is the tenth anniversary of South Central. Back in 1963 the Clinton-Hanna-Noble School Corporation consolidated its three schools of Union Mills (RIGHT), Hanna (BELOW), Clinton (BOTTOM RIGHT) and became known as the South Central School. The entire student body at this time voted on a nickname and school colors; the nickname became SATELLITES and the school colors RED, WHITE, and BLUE. ECHO I was the first yearbook of South Central. It was named after the communications satellite ECHO I launched primarily at the same time.

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After years of planning, and months of anticipation, the move to the new South Central School in 1965 became a reality. Pictured above is an aerial viev of the construction site. Ground-break- ing ceremonies, below, took place in May 1964. The entire student body, teachers, administration, and school board participated. Then after many months of hard work the building was ready for occupancy at the beginning of the 1965-66 school year. Dedication ceremonies were held in September of 1965.