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

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me , . 4 s Q .3 5 , 4 It is no fabric of silk or bunting- no mere beautiful cloth woven by human hands. It is a living thing, pulsing with the throbbing ardors of humanity, glowing with the fervor of immortal hopes, leaping out in ecstacies of love and dream, it is a song-the song of upward-looking men. It is an altar fragrant with sacrifice. The flag of the United States is the glory of God shining in the faces of those who dream of a world made clean enough to be the dwelling place of God. It turns our sorrows into exul- tation and our sacrifices into melody of service. For such a flag, true men will always gladly die-for such a flag good men will always nobly live. Larry Ho fs i t my 5 staffs M -'fm 4 The high schools of America have pledged themselves this year to carry on a more complete role in their nation's greatest struggle- to maintain a high school section on the home front. Many have left school to join the armed forcesg all have done their part to bring victory nearer reach. The I943 CEHISEAN will be a permanent record of Central's achievements and contributions in preserving our way of life.