Central High School - Brecky Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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FOREWORD The old order changeth, yieldi11g place to newf, No Words can better describe the situation in the world today. Central is about to graduate a large class into the turmoil of a transitional period in our national life. After four years under Central's splendid faculty its members are now ready to meet new situations. Those who are fortunate enough to matriculate in universities and colleges will view the past in retrospect, studying the mistakes of others in order that they may not commit the same ones. Those, less fortunate, who must go out into the world at once must learn from experience and study in their leisure moments so that they may have an active part in the building of the new order: hence the choice of recovery as the theme of the nineteen thirty-four Brecky. In the construction of the Year Book it is often hard to prevent too great a simi- larity with other issues. The nineteen thirty-four Brecky staff started the production of this book with the idea of having it as different from its predecessors as possible. Several suggested changes have been adopted. For instance, the technique of the art work in the nineteen thirty-four book is a departure from the modernistic style that has prevailed in recent years. Another change is in replacing the pictures of the senior officers ofthe cadets by those of the complete companies. The appearance of the biographical section has also been slightly altered by making panels of five in- stead of four. In the nineteen thirty-four book the Brecky staii has attempted to preserve the long established traditions of Centralis annual. The staff sincerely hopes that the members of the nineteen thirty-four class will find here a pleasing record of their four years at Central. THOMAS MCBREEN, Editor-in-Chief E41

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