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

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To MISS LILLIAN V. I-IELTZELL Teacher of Latin of Central High School ln appreciation of Her sound scholarship' her right philos- ophy, which looks out upon us with re- assuring eyes, her youthful heart, bely- ing garnered years, and especially her roguish humor, which lights a candle every time she lifts her head among us. We dedicate with affection This issue of The Red and Black x ' . 1

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TO CEN'I'RAL'S PRINCIPAL, MR. D. H. WEIR, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, MR. STANLEY HILL, THE FACULTY AND STUDENT BODY. Greetings from Colorado Springs, Colo., April 4, 1940. The end of school year 1939-1940 is just around the corner. I trust that the high hopes with which you entered this period have been realized! May June, 1940 find you happy in your achievements! During my travels, I have followed Central's career as recorded in the daily press, the Red and Black and the High School News, and have rejoiced with you in her successes. As I have taught in no other school, my affection for Central is undivided, and my dearest wish is that Central soon may have a new building worthy of her long and honorable life, located in a progressive district capable of expansion. One great asset of a Central graduate is that we graduates shine in the retiected glory of our alumni and alumnae who have rendered distinguished service to our national, our state and our city governments, or who have been or are now main- taining a high level of citizenship in the civil, economic, and cultural life of St. Louis. Wishing you all a vacation of leisure to enjoy your avocations, Very cordially your friend, LILLIAN M. HELTZELL. A BETTER WORLD If democracy were to fall, And despotism conquer all, If bigotry and hate prevailed, Alas! this world would be assailed With strife and misery. If man's enslavement were deemed right, And justice should succumb to might, If man could not attain his goal Without a censor's ruthless toll, This world would be no place for me. But if man would think in terms of good, And don a consul's righteous hood, lf man would crush that thought of lust, And trample hate into the dust, Then this world would better be. -STANLEY S. SHER, '40. Five