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

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wlgfliff f FL I wg! M Lil FOREWORD O AID in the recollection of the school year the Senior class of Central com- piles and publishes an annual each spring. The theme is the same as the school symbol, The Minuteman. Every depart- ment under the Red and Black is reviewed. The graduating class binds its memory of the last year in this book. nm 1 all EWWWIIIIIMIL, uxxxlllllllllmm I

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