Central High School - Girardot Yearbook (Cape Girardeau, MO)

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When You Stick SENIOR ADVICE T0 JUNIORS, SOPHOMORES AND EVERYBODY. When you stick you have this lesson learnedg Success doesn't come by chance-it's earned By pounding awayg for good, hard knocks Will make stepping-stones of the stumbling blocks. You know in your heart that you can not failg That no ill fortune can make you quail While your will is strong and your courage high, For you're always good for another try. You shouldn't expect by a single stride To jump to the frontg be satisfied To do ev'ry day your level best, And let the future take care of the rest. You shouldn't believe you're held down by someone It's work and not favor that gets you across. Let your motto be this: What another man Has been able to handle, I surely can. For when you stick you have the sense to see You can make yourself what you want to be If you'll off with your coat and pitch right in- Why, when you stick you can't help but Win! , FRESHMEN Whose bossg -Exchange.

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Junior Class Hlstorxj After passing successfully through the vicissitudes of our Freshman and Sophomore years, and after a summer spent in vacation, we returned to Central High School full of determination to make this another gain- ful year. Some have dropped by the wayside, but others have stepped in and taken their places with such vigor as to increase the power and awaken any ambition which might have become dormant. In the prime of life, the true worth of this class has been recognized. Juniors were active in every movement for the good of the Central High School. In football we were represented by Whittaker, Fisher, Black, Juden, Haman, Belleau, and Behrens. Although we did not win the champ- ionship, our boys fought each game to a finish. Thilenius, Fisher, Marks, and Behrens were our representatives in basketball. t Mary Ranney stood for the Purple and Gold on the girls' basketball eam. In debate the Juniors were represented by Elmer Strom. Likewise in every club and organization Juniors were to be found. D. C.