Central High School - Forx Yearbook (Grand Forks, ND)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS I Student L1fe I Adm1n1strat1on Features Classes Alumm Ath1et1cs Act1v1t1es Humor It p4 D4 v4 I4 P1 rf P4 r4 I4 I4 I1 I I O I I I U I I I I I I I O I O

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As we of the F1ft1eth graclu at1ng class of Central H1gh School reflect upon the accom pl1shments of those who have gone before we reallze the debt of grat1tuc1e wh1ch We owe to these men and women and we greatness Thus we unhes1tat1ngly dech cate th1s l936 Golden Jub1lee Forx to Central H1gh Schools vast throngs of alumnl who 1n all walks of l1fe have brought success to themselves cred1t and glory to the Maroon and Gray and 1nsp1rat1on to the students of Central Hlgh School Wm P B1delman Jr Helen J Oppegard P4 P4 lv - P1 P4 D1 54 W-- 1 7 honor the memory of their 1 - f 1 Q .1 Y I 1 1 , . 1 I l 1 u DITOR I BUSI MAN CEP

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A STUDENT LITANY School days school days Laughter Fun Thrill ofthe 1, unc Studies Books Teachers Musxc Hates and loves and skxrmlshes with llfe And throughout the whole panorama a tmge of sweet sorrow x touch of grandeur ind a lu ull forgotten hazy memory of classlc qulp and llterary jest for Stlll sits the schoolhouse by the road X rag ed beggar sleeping Around lt stlll the sumachs grow And blackberry vmes are creeplng Beside yon stragglxng fence that skirts the way with blossom d furle unprohtxhly gxy There ln his noisy mansion skllled to rule the vlllave mastcr Taught his llttle school A man severe he was and stern to vrew l knew htm wel' and every truant knew Studies serve for dellght for ornament and for xblllty Thelr chlef use for dellght IS xn prlvateness and retmng l'or ornament IS m dlscourse And for ahllrty IS ln the Judgment md d sposltlon of lJLlSll'lCSb Crafty men condemn studles Simple men admire them The cognomen of lchabod Crane was not inapplicable to his person He was tall but exceedingly lank Wlth narrow shoulders long arms and legs hands that dangled a mlle out of hrs sleeves feet shovels frame loosely hun together long snlpe nose clothes bagging Hutterlng For hum was levere hxvc xt hls heddcs heed Twenty hooks vlwd ln lultk or reed Of Aristotle and hls phllnsophre Than rohes rlche or flthele or gay sautrye But al be that he was a phllosophre Yet hadde he but lltel gold In cofre But al that he m1 hte of hrs freendes hentc On hooks and his lernlnve he lt spent And hlsnly gan for the soules preye Of hum that yaf hlm wherwlth to scoleye School days school days Dear old golden rule days Readmg and Wrxtlng and Rlthmetlc Taught to the tune of a hlckory stick and Bacon Chaucer Goldsmith lrvmg and Whittier somewhere m the lm mortal realm of llterary Valhalla laugh softly xs we llve the lmes they wrote yn' . 'su gf A L - ' Ar 3 ,z ' x ' . ,z ' L .ff jg H ' gg , . . ' . Ls ' A 4 , ' Y ' S ,Q E - hi V ' ' x y , 7 3 V4 C. ' 3 ' .,' ' ... '3 Y 15 N , - . And wise men use them . . . - , ' ' T - 7 T7 T . U . , ,... ... ... g 1, ... A ... -' ,f ' z' ' , . Q .g . I' ,, 4 , , . . ' ' V I Y I -Q T . y I . - , V 5 L . . ffl: lf,,lrf1 If ,ffrliflrr 1301 X