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

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To You . . . MISS HILDA ANDERSON we dedicate this 1956 issue of the CEHISEAN. Your help, your guid- ance, your open door to all our problems, and above all your cheerfulness has been an inspira- tion to us throughout our years at Central. ' x J LW, Y Int. HW Y f .,rt.- N, During the depression years, high school seniors were greatly concerned with the problem of securing jobs or fur- thering their education, and they had rea- son to be so. Today the picture is somewhat differ- ent, yet difficult in another sense. Most of you will secure jobs that you seek or be- gin to educate yourselves as you plan. In a material sense, you probably have an optimistic future ahead. The obstacle to success lies in the inability of many people to live in peace with their fellow man. The spirit of neighborliness and be- ing kind to one another needs to be re- kindled. The problem today is the great need to improve human relationships so that we can live happily together in an atomic age. Each of us in building a better to- morrow should be mindful that maintain- ing moral, spiritual and social standards is as important as the race for material success. HAROLD T. LEHTO

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Bliss was it that dawn to be alive, But to be young was very heaven! William Wordsworth As you read this message another school year at Central High School will be fast drawing to a close. For seniors it will be the last year here and to each and every senior we, of the faculty, extend hearty congratulations and wish you God- speed. High school days mean many things- new friends, rich educational experiences, broad horizons, one step nearer adult status and adult responsibilities. I trust Central High School is helping you to take responsibility as an individual and as a member of the society of which you are a part. You more than anyone else will determine your position in life. Reach for the stars! WILLIAM I. SCANLAN Principal t'--.1 Y., . gr!-I J,f!.,: . u X . The public high school aims to prepare its Students for the American way of life. As a member of The Central High School staff, I sincerely hope for all students that your school days are happy ones, and that they are helping you to grow in all your endeavors. For those of you who are leaving Central, I wish success and hap- piness in your new and broader experi- ences in the years ahead. M. SMILEY

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HILDA A. ANDERSON English Senior Class Advisor MRS. AMANDA H. JOHNSON GRACE E. COCHRAN English Scholarships English World MARION E. MUNSON English 1 MRS. SARA B. RYDER English if 1 w GRACE L. cook 4 5 English I ,, 8 ' iiii F 3 GORDON L, ROBIDEAUX English Cehisean I W MRS. RUTH E. WANNAMAKER Reading Junior Class Advisor f 5 MRS. ELEANORE ADAMS English, Social Studies