Central High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

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All the world s a stage and all the men and women merely players So Shakespeare has de- clared With this thought in mind, and with the splen- xt A ll IA f fri. 5 -' 0, ,IL-lv, , ' b e 4 nretnnrh l I ' I did advice and aid of Miss Marguerite Keeffe and Mr. Edward Bundy to whom we wish to express our sincere thanks, the Annual Board has worked earnestly for the past nine months in the desire to present in this Annual all the scenes of school life, each of which in its own particular way, has occu- pied some space and marked a step forward, upon the revolving platform of the school theatre. The book, now hnished, is offered to you with the heartfelt wishes of the board that it may give some little pleasure to all before whom it passes in review.

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Q11., 44-14 - ,Y P21241 ,E I M W K likifjiw-1 .4 i X XXX bi v,,k XL XX XXX ' A xx , X, X.w, xbx- N 2- 'S 1 xx ei j x CONTENTS i A X N I ii 5 THE THEATER I , A Sioux City High School ' ri, Il i FACULTY l il T CLASSES 356. MX 1 KX If THE MANUSCRIPT 4' A 55, LITERARY , A ITM. THE PLAYS xg 'T Activities X ' ATHLETICS FORENSICS DRAMATICS THE PLAYERS ORGANIZATIONS J THE VAUDEVILLE 4 j JOKES I r V!!,, , ,ff f ,nsq 4 ff-N , ff X., fv , f if T i lu. X Y i ' li W A A, ,f- -Li-,!Qf ,35n,, D xi, ,.,:,T,-L'-va