Left to Right: Advisor, W. Gerard; Secretary, Rita Trager; Senior High Governor, Brian McGregor; President, Leo Arthur; Vice President, Doug McGregor; Treasurer, Solveig Sorum; Advisor, E. Smethells.

Every graduating high school class looks with nostalgia at the four years spent developing from "green" freshmen to "wise" seniors. However, the TCHS Class of 1959 has a special reason for this feeling: the knowledge that they are the last class to graduate from Seventh-and-Pine Streets' Central High.

One early accomplishment in its memory is the exhausting but profitable Sophomore Magazine Sale. The next fall, "Onions In The Stew" was presented as the Junior Play to very enthusiastic audiences. Proceeds from the play and the magazine sale went toward the Junior Prom, "Sayonara" - a most elaborate and beautiful prom.

In the fall of 1958, the senior year started by welcoming New Zealand exchange student Adrian Coleman. The Government Day program, presented by the Government classes in November, was very interesting and informative to everyone. Furious work made the Christmas Formal, "La Nuit Des Cloches" (The Night of Bells), a success -which it most beautifully was. The Senior Play was "The Late Christopher Bean," a play of professional rather than high school caliber.

Soon now, you will hear the strains of "Pomp and Circumstance," and, impossible as it seems, they will be sounding for you, the Class of 1959.