Springfield High School - Resume Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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CHS-1893... We are the n Campus oldest and we take pride in our unique campus . . Anyone who ever visited another high school probably realized that Central was very different. ln no other high school in Springfield could one find intricate mosaics, ornate chandeliers, grandfather clocks and brass doorknobs that decorated the classrooms and long hallways. Through these relics of a bygone era, Central's students learned history from a source outside of their textbooks. A new roof, painting and fixing up was part of the work done to ready Central for the North Central Evaluation. A study was done by various groups to evaluate the different aspects of education that Central presented. A spark of anxiety was caused by a fire on the third floor in the summer. Luckily, the fire was very minor and caused little damage. 'UP'

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Everyday: Friends Now You See It arrive, talk, eat, and roam the halls. So many things happened at Central everyday that it became impossible to grasp everything at once. Instead, we focused on the unusual and simply accepted the everyday occurrences. ln our minds we struggled to store the good memories of talking with friends, the announcements that started the morning, the expressions on our teacher's faces and the rituals of signing lunch trays. More easily remembered were those small catastrophes we met along the way. Memories of sad days when someone or something made us unhappy, struggling through a losing streak in sports or not getting that Such problems were only temporary roadblocks as we journeyed through our passages at Central. The smiles, friends, even the upsets were things we often took for granted which made us rely even more on our memory to recall them. Time has proven that even the most insignificant detail becomes of major importance as we try to remember what made an event so special.