Central High School - Booster Yearbook (La Crosse, WI)

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+I I -I' 'I' The Spirit ol' Gralwdad sends its message to us: Teach youth to lead wisely, serve humbly, and act nohlyf' -1- l + 'I' 'I'

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.... -X. R WM UUE 'sn g F' 'il in-n mm ni Baan. CENTRAL HIGH SCHCOL takes pride in its school and civic traditions. These traditions find their source in the intangible force known in school life as School Spirit . These traditions grow, are nurtured, and protected, and preserved by this same force which has its origin in the life of the faculty and student body. Pause for thought and view on the East landing on the second floor of the main corridor. You behold Grandad Bluff, nature's gift to La Crosse the Beautiful . This view of Grandad Bluff carries you to a more material source of a civic tradition. You are now under the shadow and spell of Grandad Bluff. Men may come and men may go, but Grandad Bluff is always with us. Students of Central High School who spent their early years in La Crosse return as men and women. They are anxious to commune with Grandad Bluff. This material force adds depth and permanence to the traditions of La Crosse and can not be separated from the experience of a student of La Crosse who has been fortunate enough to live under the shadow of this inspiring force of nature. G. M. WILEY. Iizr. ii -ir: . iz--1. 1. f .1 . 1:11 4ui::i:i:::In1lu1-ll-Il-:lu1nin1-is: