Centennial High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

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1. We' Hesse! Eh: Qlentmnial '20 assess: Sfrhnnl Snug lib QSTEINJ ve a high school in Pueblo, Widely famed for honest worthg Which its graduates and students 2 Call the finest school on earth. . Every athlete has a spirit, Every student has an air That will wrest success from failureg 3 Till 4 We They'll be Winners anywhere! . Four brieff years Centennial guides us, Through youth's hopes, ideals and fears her closing portals bring us To young manhood's golden years. . When the tide of years shall waft us Past the close of high school days, will strive to Win new laurels For the school we love and praise. CHORUS! Here's to dear old Centennial! O'er youth's golden path she brought us And the message she taught us Was of truth and honor bright! Here's to dear old Centennial! ' No name is a watchword fairer To the heart of the wearer Of the glorious Red and White. I ..... 5555555555555 ..... I 3

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assesses E112 Qlpntzunial 'ZH assess mswm...1l illnrewnrh CI In presenting our annual we cannot help being conscious of a mingled feeling, of joy and sorrow. Such emotions exist in the human heart only when extremes meet in our channels of thought. The joy we feel springs from the welcome we extend to the neophites in our midst 3 the sorrow breaks out in the thought that this annual completes the last link in the chain of school life for many whom we love and whose fellowship we have enjoyed for a fleeting period. As the Freshman of today is the Senior of tomorrow, so also is the golden sunset the promise of a new dawn. With us the unerr- ingvcycle of the day and night the June and January, is altogether different from our school life's perma- nence. As each team begins we welcome in. an ecstacy of hope our newcomers, and yet our hearts are saddened by the farewell we extend to those whom we know are entering an oblivion of uncertain pathways. With undaunted courage let us proclaim our confi- dence in providential guidance. Let us extend the help- ing hand to those whose' place among us is new and strangeg let us bid a fond farewell and godspeed to those who leave our thresholds to return to class no more. May the newcomers warm our hearts with their aspira- tionsg may our absent associates cheer us with their deeds. May Centennial ever be proud of her boys and girls of today, of her men arid women of tomorrow. THE STAFF. 5