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

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ina if s THAN li il E C ii AAA ii ii Mi 'C The Ivy Clad Standing tall and beautiful in the twilight hush is Central, dear old school, with whom partinfg, we feel, is impossible. Though we may leave our high school through graduation, never can A we forget it in our innermost hearts, nor can yt its inviting nooks and shady corners ever be- come dimmed in our memory. E When age has blurred our sight and snowed l our hair, when thoughts of old Central come ll back to us, and we see the gold of the evening sun caressing its towering top, the massive ,L stateliness of the ivy clad walls casting dark yi shadows on the campus, we can never forget our old school. I Dear old Central, beloved ivy clad, we must go from you, but there is no power on earth which can blot out beautiful memories. t s 1 s I 1 jr 3 ji gl 1, 11 4 4- 41 4 ql 4- 11 , o . 4 4 o Ii Ii qt 41 Il ll 1, I! I 1' s 5 o 4 ' I I 5 0 Q1 it v 'I 4 31. P K l'l t