Centennial High School - War Cry Yearbook (Compton, CA)

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%- lA s- itv ' j.5ga r T ow many times hove we experienced problems? Once? Twice? Each movement in our liv s is a new experience, ' each day a new problem. Think back, do you remember the time you saw the five cent peppermint stick, only to be dis- appointed by the lack of one penny? Or in later years, the trials of being a sophomore, the lowliest creature on campus? These things, of course, baffled and discouraged us, but were petty problems compared to what the future will bring. Problems are not new, they have existed since Adam ate the apple, and will exist until Gabriel blows his horn. As this year progressed, all of us were confronted with many problems, but our lives did not end. We met each day with a positive attitude and were prepared to roll with the punches, to take victory with modesty, defeat with pride. The 1966 Apache War Cry will bring many of these instances to your mind with the hope that you do not slop here but will look forward to each day as a New Horizon . l