Xenia High School - Cen Sen Yearbook (Xenia, OH)

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Q W Gerald Spahr Hmh Editor John Richard 1ord.m Business Rlalmger THE CEN-SEN of french Sedan! frencix, Ohh o M 4

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.vi . l Q Q Q, 595 Ls... se. 3, E ...KY r c tttrr .Y S It is with pride that we present the 1955 Cen-Sen for your approval. It is written for, about, and by the students of Xenia Central and it is to the public that we present it. We have recorded here the events of the past year as we have watched them, lived them, and brought about their happenings. Because in future years our memories will be dulled, we have recorded these events pictorially and in writing. A We created the book and brought about its arrangement and to us it seems more then just a documentary record of a school year. It is progress. . .it is the growth of its creators. . .and it is a wonderful memory bound between these covers.

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eenagifgisg 0 , 3060 000 MISS PHYLLIS MUMFORD, B, S, Ohio StateUniversity Home Economics MISS ALICE NOTT, B, S, Ohio State University Home Economics MISS MARGERY GOWDY, B, S, Ohio State University iilii iliii Commercial -S?-J MRS. RICHARD LIGHTHIZER, B. A. Ohio State University Civics, American History MR, ROSS BATESON, B. S., M. A, Bowling Green University These men and women are the teachers of tomorrow's presidents. We learn the art of communicat- ing, orderly thinking, the scientific approach for prolonging life, the development of our physical bodies, and the appreciation ofthe cultural beauty through their guidance, They prepare us to face the prob- lems of today's high-geared society. 8 Ohio State University Science, Health To these teachers we owe a lot of gratitude. They are indeed one of the highlights of Xenia Central- --their teaching abilities, their personality traits, and their overall pep and vigor. Without them our school would not be the interest- ing place it is. -----M---.t.....,.,,,,,