Central High School - Cehisean Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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Qt ,i q 'wi Q K -nz-A ll V ,i , l C J nnullllnuuu uvg fy? ki xx.., . Qsfigff is NXYNEJC Q 2 D e d i c a t i o n Q E To the Spirit of Central, which has E 2 been the inspiration to thesuecessful com- A i pletion of our high school course and E E which has fired us with the ambition for E 2 greater success in the futureg and to its 2 E component parts-the faculty, which has E E sponsored the institution in its develop- si: E mentg the alumni, who are maintaining E E its reputation in their chosen spheresg E E the under-graduates, whose duty it is to E E make that Spirit the motive power for E E ever-greater thingsg and the taxpayers, 2 5 without whom no Central would exist- E 2 do we, the members of the Class of1925, E E dedicate this edition of the Cehisean. E 5 E QuinlenHnummmnunnuummnnnununnunununnnnnnuunu .... nnluuulllulluuullung!

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ill : - , , 5 5 5 g i . ,f 5 A s...,.......: :...........- 2 1 , 7. ...NA gi 5 - x, , ,,n-- , -5 Q ,,.. M ,, m e ,.,. W M . M 5- : 'T' vw 'fzvfifg WSW -- 3 'wif . t. The entrance to the new gym- nasium is more than a mere breach in a wall. lt is a portal that in its quiet strength .person- ihes the vigorous rnanhooi and womanhood that will be de- veloped within. lmpressiveness, rugged depen- dability, and a sturdy beauty radiate from the new structure. the doors of which open to d7s- close to the students of Central the only way to a happy exist- ence, a well-developed body, and a high conception of sportsman- ship.