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

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f y 3 ff B 4 rf Y' 4 L 4 ? is I Before concluding this broadcast of the different spots on the exterior of our studio, the Central High Broadcasting Staff would like to give you a vivid description of the most important section of our building-the south side. This side is of particular interest because it is the oldest section of our studio. The studio has been greatly enlarged and many improvements have been made, but through all these years the south side has remained the same. As one glances at the massive stone structure rearing its picturesque turretes into the 1- f - -K - - 1- western sky, he can easily visualize the dreams, hopes, and aspirations of the thousands of students who have broadcast from these studios. Does this scene not impress upon your mind the dignity of our school, the reason why our building holds such an exalted place in the minds of the performers? We must now hasten on to listen to the broadcasts and delightful programs which are in store for us within. This is the scene section announcer bidding you all goodbye and good luck. . . l'LL BE SEEING YOU!

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