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

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'vi In the fall the young students' fancy turns to football. Consequently the man of the hour is the football player. When winter comes later in the year, a basketball is substituted for the football and likewise the basketball player for the football hero. Meanwhile, day in and day out, fall, winter, and spring the Gym classes meet to participate in athletics and exercises which tencl to make healthy people. If X if' N .7 'KE 'M ' mm. N X x l X K 'X N ' - X - 'ni' ia v -f QR if fv,,vV' if t-CH' 2 at l X f f qi ' fl 4 if if , fl ft ,f ll K yi J -wx ,fi 'L , . V X, xx l N V '51,:', A-' .Y !l ,K

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3 fly! Vlm vlcor and v1tal1ty are characteu t1cs of Central H1 hs students As a Lurtam ra1ser fol each home basl elball Camo the roof IS lxttrally raxsed by the lusty yells of the crowd. Six snappy cheer leaders lead the student body in their attempts to encourage the team. Diligent pupils watch our corridors while they are on hall duty.

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J F, If f vi .lx if I W ll . .,.A , l l lv ll JY li .lk ' l I ll ll The Castle on the Hill is, as its name implies, a lovely I old castle where the Knights and Ladies of this modern NJ v generation spend some of the most pleasant and busiest l days of their lives. lla ll il 7 The doors of Central easily swing open and admit all kinds of people. Young, old, short, tall, good, and bad . students pass merrily through and after three years . ' 0-4. -2- emerge to make a place for themselves in the world.