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

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As we march up Nebraska Street the procession halts in front of the large tower that incloses the west entrance of our castle, through which the parade passes frequently. Glancing upward from our position we behold the broad approach to the steps in the foreground. Slightly above here the steps are bordered by shrubs and bushes. Two large pillars stand like sentinals mid- way between the door and our point of view. Small windows surround the entrance, and above them an arc, similar to that in the large turret on the south, embraces the entryway. Raising our eyes still more we observe the seven windows which brighten the wide stair- way within. Besides illuminat- ing the stairs they furnish suf- ficient light for the halls. The gaze of the parader sweeps upward to discover that this tower is terminated by a rough border of stones above which can be seen nothing but the sky. This spire is a familiar sight to our paraders since it is one of the most commonly used en- trances to our school.