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

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10 NO? . M F L A K J 1. H' T G ! Y F 5 E DC B A ANNE CORSON, Editor A senior annual is a record of the activi- ties of the school year. It is a picture of Central High, two thousand four hundred and sixty-three faces, some mischievous, others inquisitive, and most usually alert. It is also her faculty, eighty-eight strong. Each with encouraging, guiding, and in- structive characteristics. It portrays the fear of the unknown freshman year, the gradual gaining of self-confidence in the sophomore year, the juniors' acquisition of interest in schoolllife, and the unde- nJ FINE 1 A ARTS Q3 5 EH 9 st S5 17 Page 5 niable satisfaction of the superiority feel- KARENPZZSEEJ- Edna' ing acquired by the seniors. Central High School has been good to us. The graduating class of 1965 has ma- tured and progressed since they entered C? Central's hallowed halls four years ago. H - No matter what courses we have taken, L whether it be science, mathematics, for- E eign languages, or industrial arts, we have T gained two things which we desired- I ,f personal recognition from our teachers C ik and something which is even more im- 5 B portant to us, a good background which ' i will make us good citizens, people of which our friends and Central can be f N . proud. We have been given a good start. iw It is now up to us. DEBBIE TAFFEI., Editor PAUL WEINER Page 17 Gary Schneider Edim'-JARLENE ROSENBLUIl:lfge 109 EXTRA 2. Q ACADEMIC cuRmcuLAR T LIFE X 1 ., V X t 4 if X? 'Z li ff K W r- 1 S Z ,gi ' 'P Xdbx . C . - -,s ELLEN MIKULAK, Editor CHARLENE DUDOVITZ, Editor VICKI MARVY, Editor Page 51 E Page 75 Page 139

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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