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

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fl NNN WWI fi! N, W TABLE OF CONTENTS I. FACULTY II. STUDENTS GRADUATES JUNIORS SOPHOMORES III. ORGANIZATIONS IIONOHABY CLUBS CLUBS l,l'l'ERAHY SOCIETIES IV. ACTIVITIES MUSIC .IOURNALISM DEBATE AND DRAMATICS V. ATHLETICS FOOTBALL BASKETBALL TRACK INTRAMURAL VI. FEATURES VII. ADVERTISING

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X if -f 'Fl 1 -s .Lx, df ? ft jg' Wy get Q LQ I X! J l I X. lj PREFACE In this section of our yearbook. we wish to state the aims in pro- ducing this 1936 Maroon and White. Our first purpose is to bring back memories of the happy and useful days spent in the Castle on the Hill, Our second goal is to demonstrate what great oppor- tunities are available to us in Cen- tral High, and to remind each reader of the benehts which these advantages give to later efforts. ln our Annual will be found the story of the many avenues of pursuit followed by our knights and ladies. The numerous sports which are of interest to alumni and friends as well as sludentsg organizations of various natures and their accomplishments during the yearg the senior, junior and sophomore classes of 1936 . . these are our keys to happiness.

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tr ay t lt t ofl t e l O52 , l y I ,l J DEDICATION In order to attain happiness one must possess some of the Keys to Happiness. Une of the essential keys is the art of knowing how to Cooperate and liw with others. Each task to which Mr. Littlt-john is as- signed, whether it he significant or insig- nihcant, large or small, important or triv- ial, is treated with his individual attention and is considered as a direct responsihility hy him. If his personality radiated only this one quality, no finer lesson could he gained by both faculty and students than the value of cooperation. In view of this we. therefore, wish to pay trihute to this sterling quality in dedi- cating our 1936 Maroon and While to MR. M. L. L1TTLEJoHN.