Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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DEDICATION To the spirit of Idealism, to dreams, to glorified ambitions, to visions, to aspirations, to longingsg to that dauntless spirit of unconquerable optimism that characterizes youth, to the finest measure of manhood and Womanhood that loyal friends dare be- lieve We might attaing to the best that fond parents have hoped for us as they have toiled and sacrificed and loved, and to that best for which their prayers will ever be lifted in our behalf 5 to the heights toward which youth buoyantly lifts its hands, and to that deep-hidden, golden reality that beats beneath a poor, leaden externalityg We, the class of 1932, courageously dedicate this Zenith, the thirty-ninth annual publi- cation of Duluth Central High School.

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FOREWORD The discriminating reader will find in the cledicatory message of this book the keynote for its theme. The symbolic figure opposite this message epitomizes all that this dedication contains. The cover design seeks to reflect a perfec- tion of physical strength, and the division pages have been so designed as to reflect the spirit of the ideal. Other component parts have been prepared so as to keep alive this particular thought. In the faculty and senior sections, individual members have presented a Hphilosophy of life or a state- ment of worthy aim or objective in Words of their own or from selected sources. Because the makers of this book believe that civilization moves forward on the feet of its youth and that thoughtful youth ever cherishes ideals, this book has, with reason- able consistency, been built around the theme of Idealism.