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

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The first of three natural di visions into which the activities of our school life fall is that of the classroom and class organi- zation. Daily contacts, class electio ns, the I. S., Senior Day, all ar e a part of our treasured memories of high school. Un- derlying all are traditions and ideals that bind those who have gone to Central. ,AYW4

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Qwgfiwwae .J ., ,.,, AW, J-.H Mr. James E. Marshall, Principal, Central High School The compilation and editing of material for a school annual is no light task. lt calls for intense interest and a combination of abilities, beyond the average, of all who have taken part in the project. lt would be interesting to have a record of all the hours put in, the distances traveled by the different members of the staff. Most of this Work was done after hours, and on Satur- days and holidays by pupils who were carrying their full load of regular school Work. The finished product is the resultant of latent capacities aroused by strong stimulig and although the stimuli do not come directly from the class room, yet, it seems to us, that the Whole process of the publication of the Cehisean is highly educational for its sponsors. This is one reason for having an annual. Another, and perhaps a more appealing reason for an annual, is the pleasure it gives to all of us. When during the War the annual, as such, was not issued, much of the joy of the year and of graduation Was lost, and the continuity of the record in story and pictures was broken. This volume is a worthy member of the succession to take its place in the hearts and archives 'W of Central's constituency. ..Q...-- Iames E. Marshall main, 'H l 'Hx Pr? , ffl 4, w X it X X if 'X-ESF X ,--.JE If x- X iff -X l. L l f HX 3 3 ,I 5 A 1 we i. 3' Qtr t