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

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R. ENGEBRETSON, Principal Seniors: There will, normally, be countless days when you turn the pages of this book to reflect on the record you achieved at Central High School. On these occasions I am sure you will be reminded that your high school days were among the happiest and richest days of your life. It is hoped that the fellowship and learning ex- periences of your tenure at Central will have devel- oped in you a strong feeling of loyalty and pride for your school. You are being counted on to accept the responsi- bilities and challenges that face you in our ever changing world. Please don't forget the lessons you have learned in sportsmanship and honesty and tolerance. Please continue to pursue excellence in searching for new knowledge and in learning to understand and respect your neighbor. Good Luck! R. J. ENGEBRETSON Principal

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P. 0. CARLSON, Assistant Principal With justifiable pride you, our seniors, have met the requirements for graduation from Central High School. This is indeed a milestone in your life. But a milestone is a marker indicating to the traveler where he is headed and how far he has to go. Graduation is such a road sign. It indicates you have so far been traveling in the right direction. Now you must decide how far to go and where to go. We hope your education at Central has revealed that you and your world are ever changing, that your real education should never end. Your diplo- ma is a milestone. Follow this path you have startedg the gates are open wide. J. C. SARGENT Assistant Principal Another large class is graduating from Central, and each year I feel that this class is the best. Each year they do seem to improve. Our youth of today are im- proving in their behavior pattern over the preceding years, and this, I am sure, is due to a better understand- ing between the home and the school. If a close co- operation is maintained there is no limit as to the pos- sibilities for our youth of today. The opportunities are waiting to be filled. This is for you, the Class of 1963. Be sure to take the initiative and use your potential to the utmost. P. O. CARLSON Assistant Principal I. C. SARGENT, Assistant Principal