Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Superior, WI)

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Muss Lulu Duckunson puctured above dusplayed but of the fuery Vukung spurut when un l92O she attempted to teach classes durung a largescale teachers strike Among the alumnu who have achueved hugh goals Danuel Futzpatruck stands near the summit of success Through the depuctuon of current events and world problems by means of car toons he has become a luvung symbol of the lournalustuc way The Central lournalusm group owes Mr Futz lgulutzer Pruze wunnung cartoons un thus annuver sary edutuon ot the Echo Another celebrity who has been a part ot Central s hustory us the late Presudent Calvin Cooludge who made his executive headquarters at the hugh school during the summer of 1928 Here he made hus important decusuons as he car rued on the busuness of the natuon 'Ivy- More important than its reputation or the tune standing ut has achueved us the story behund the story of Central Hugh In a steady uncalcul able manner Central has prepared young people for a lufe the pace ot which us exceedungly rapud and the pulse of whuch beats wuth a more urgent tempo from one day to the next For fufty years and long r cuvuc leaders have relued upon the schools faculutues to pave the way to tomorrow A faculty consustung of hughly qualufued un structors workung hand un hand wuth effucuent deans has provuded the duscuplune and the en lughtenment to make thus possuble A steady progressuon of capable pruncupals over the years have served un the capacuty of overseer counse lor and magustrate Under theur leadershup edu catuons wheels of progress have run smoothly wuthout unterruptuon Included un the story have been countless unheralded unduvuduals whose servuces have been taken much for granted Cooks and custoduans maun offuce workers student teachers and others have played theur part And the wheels turn wuth even more precusuon Thus the story of Central us the story of any Amerucan hugh school It us a lesson un free edu catuon a basuc fundamental of the democratuc way The wonderful aspect of the story us that ut us stull beung wrutten wuth every day of teachung and learnung at Central Such a story us enriched by each chapter and us told constantly by the proud characters who make ut possuble For the roots of the present are deep un the past and the contunuuty of Central s story depends on thus act A proud past blends unto a prouder present Iayung the foundatuon for a future whuch promuses to be the proudest of all us' . I I I I I , a . . . . u i ' . . . - X i . . t , ' . . u 5 atrick a debt of gratitude for the use of his Q I . . . . g 2 T Q X . . . . . - ' W I fl '. A 'km . . , I I . . . n I

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