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

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iiail En Words by CLARENCE STRA TTON Qlmtral Eigh Tune. Annie Lyle 4 P I 5 I I ,g i I ' I - , 4 'I - j ' J- -' :I to -4 - , at 2 22,4-1--2 see iii:-LQ' ww By the might - y Mix - is sip - pi, Sweep - ing to the sea, 1. ' ' In the midst of noise and bus - tle, of the cit - Jy's life. I5 I ff f fs-i P Ti -5 E fi ff 'Ie 3 'Q rg-f-xi M f ' If H I I' If i' A I' 'V I 1- I I' v I v I I' I D, C 1, L J P f e I 1' I I I ,P II fi JI 5 :I -.4 3: I- C,-,-T-5g .H 4 r- 4 4 S s. 4 w- v - - UT--Q Stands our glor - ious Al - ma Ma - ter, Stands per - pet - ual - ly. Calm, se - rene, re - served, and no - ble, Un - as - sailed by strife. .,. , , , e nr I n , Q ' I' IQ -gr .r f Pin P I- : I. e-5 r E -r E ,, 9 ' el' '23 Q IZ TV- I' I Y If 1 i 94 ' , I U If I V I V I Cnonvs. l A 1 ! . ,A I- ' J -'--1:-If 1 d V-Q-fx U I 'F I fo ,T 4 ff' I F' -3 i! ' 'U' Sing Our cho - fill Of de - vo - tion, Till we relcl the sky, ,1- . , 'Il' - 4:1 Q - o 1 ,2 , I I ' e . ',- JI I-P 7 I I I B el I I 6' Ji e 'F 14 4-3 I-1+ 4 ss 'fe-I Iiue- .4 . 1 ' 3' ' J 3 5' g -1 J ef' I gf- E Hail to thee, our Al - ma Ma - ter, Hail, to Cen tral High. 9. e . , e 1 1 9 n 'P' 'E 'Q- E, ' 0 , e 11:3 1 -iv I: -r: -F P ' I' -P 'Z , . E 9- I' ' V L- I I-L I E ' I I' V I I v 2 3 O. to thee our Alma Mater. Dignified and strong, Now we raise our loyal voices. Olier we our song, Never shall we let our footsteps Waver or turn back, Marching ever firmly onward, 'Neath the Red and Black. Thus we'll sing our heartfelt praises Till Our days shall end. May thy spotless reputation All thy sons defendg May thy walls be never weakenedj Nor th resti e die P Z . May the blessings ofthe ages, Rest on Central High, 8

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At the Science Fair at Washington U.. Central won two grand prizes. Three stu- dents won first grand prize in the Senior Physics Division for their hydro-electric plant. Russell Wallace won first grand prize in the Junior Physics Division for his models of the six simple machines. On April 15th. the Spanish classes presented a Pan-American Day program in the auditorium. On May 3rd and May lOth, the Senior girls were lectured by the Altrusa Career Club. On May 20th, the Telesis Junior ' Toastmistress Club celebrated its first anni- versary by holding a banquet at the Down- town Y. W. C. A. On May 27th, the music departments presented their annual spring concert. May 28th was Field Day. On the night of June 9th, the 160th graduating class are to receive their diplomas, and on June llth school is to close. When the last batch of records is filed and when the last door is closed and locked, one of the most outstanding years in Central's history will come to an end. Happy Days During the Year

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