Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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 Readers: Wc here present the results of our arduous but most pleasant task — the publication of the Annual. We rest at last and arc ready to submit our work to your judgment. It has been our object to make the book representative of the school, and more especially of the Class of ’92. We hope that in future years the members of our class may turn its pages with pleasure —that it may recall many tender memories, grave or gay, of the happy days we spent in the old Central. Neither praise nor adverse comment will move us. If you find aught to amuse or interest you, we are satisfied, and if perchance you should l c tempted to laugh at a joke ( ?) in these pages, we are well repaid for our trouble. But should you find anything to criticize we shall be happy to have you call and improve us — unless you come on vengeance bent, in which ease our lighting editor will pay you our respects. Wc have borne malice toward none and charity for all, and, therefore, kind readers, use some of the latter article toward THE EDITORS.

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