Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Superior, WI)

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Untutored man, faced with conditions strange, Does something,-anything, to break the spell. But men of thought increase their mental range, And act in ways considered long and well. Yet in bad times of trouble, shocked and hurt, Men shaken by the loud and empty cries Ol Demagogue and Charlatan, revert To wild obsessions and to dangerous lies. Confusion, folly rule the land, and life Becomes an idiot's speech of rage and sound, Blind lead the blind, impatient for new vice, And days and nights go by in senseless round Yet, forth my friends, into this vicious strife, Nor doubt that brains and character make life. -C. G. Wade.

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X But il: the while we think 'on thee, dear Friend All losses are restored, and sorrows end. - Shakespeare.

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x x WH Mx wt 5 2. .j. .ity wefw'rf.1j 'fi 'ft ' t :li 5 i t Our Seniors prepare to leave us. Central High School will never be exactly the same again. So it has always been and so it shall always be. We live to progress-to improve-to advance to a better state. Our school is a better one because we have had these Seniors, and these Seniors are better because they have had this school. lt only the business world, the political world, and the social world outside of our walls might profit from this example of mutual benetitl As our Seniors progress, they will work toward that goal-a better world in which to live. Thus, Seniors, as inwardly we sorrow because you will be here no more, happily we share with you that optimism and spirit of courage which says- Go on. A. B. Rothwell.