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

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As our paths diverge into the many by ways of the maze of life, as we prepare to enco-u:nter new associates and more serious inter- ests, that vista through the bud- ding trees of Central's stately tower acquires a greater mean- ing for us. A realization of ap- proaching maturity ancl a tender feeling of restfulness suddenly overcome us at the 'thought of graduation. Within those vine- covered walls our development in experience and knowledge haf been nurtured with a maternal interest. We shall not forget, we could not forget our Central. Q

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For four years now, we of the Class of l925 have daily wended the various paths that lead to the southeast entrance of the school. On cold wintry morn- ings, that door offered a cheer- ful protection from the snow and ice without, and in spring and fall, when the terraced lawns and verdant shrublaery formed a scarf of green for the campus, it was still the mecca of many foot- steps. ln later years, when we are far removed from Central, may the southeast entrance ever admit our solace-seeking thoughts to meditate upon the youthful ideals and actions that inspired us with the ambition for a successful life.