Central High School - Red and Black Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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Behirtttiun I am a part of all that I have met: Yet all experience is an arch wherethro' Gleams that untravel'd world. whose margin fades Ifor ever and for ever when I move. -Tennyson's Ulu ssas This Ilightielh Anniversary Number of the RipD AND BLACK is respectfully and lovingly dedicated to Mr. Williani J. S. Bryan. whose life has paralleled that of the school it represents, The Central High School owes more to Mr. Bryan than to any other person who has contributed to its development. As Pupil, Alumnus. Teacher. Assistant Principal, and Principal. he has ever upheld the institution which has been a part of his very life, In keeping with Tennyson's immortal words quoted above. the Central High School is today what it is. because of the influence of the men and women who have had to do with its eighty years of continuous development. None may lay claim to a more vital con- tact than may Mr, Bryan, He has looked through the arch of experience and has seen the educational margin fade and a new margin cmcrge. until the high school that sprang into existence just a month before h: was born, has enlarged its borders and grown to be the great influence it is today. Throughout eighty significant years Old Central has stood at the very heart of the city. It has had an important part in helping to mould the lives and destinies of thousands of the cIty's most promis- ing youth. The wide spread of Mr. Bryans influence from the portals of his Alma Mater can not be estimated. He himself has dis- seminated and perpetuated the moulding power of this old school, Through many years he has enthusiastically passed on to others the inspiration that he received as a student here. So long as Central High School shall continue to open its doors to aspiring young people, the influence of Central's Grand Old Man will go on and on. The school deems it an honor and high privilege to dedicate this special number of the RED AND BLACK to him in grateful acknowledgment of the lasting work he has done for the youth of his generation and for the youth of generations yet to come. Thirteen

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