Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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A XC ord to the WVse I shall try Id say net much more than a word and we will take it for granted that you are wise. An appropriate topic for me to discuss would be. I think, “ I kings As They Ought to Be.” “ I hings As They Ought to Be,” constitute the stufl of which creams are said to be made. I here is not one of you who has not had such a dream, and the quality of that dream has set for you a standard of noble living. Your conception of what things ought to be is going to determine for you the measure of your success or failure, ycur happiness or disappointment in the days that are before you, and very largely, too, will it determine the same elements in the future of these with whom you come: in contact and whose lives yours will influence. So, when you dream, dream noble dreams; let your aims be high, your purposes lofty. Consider nothing as worthy of your interest and effort unless it makes you ai d those about you better and truer men and women for having participated in it. Vale! Vale! Vale! 11 l. n. McWhorter.

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Central at Present

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 BOARD OF EDITORS LOUISE GILMAN MARGARET GREER Associate Editor MORRIS BAKER Associate Editor Editor in Chief HELEN CATES FRANCIS ANSLEV Associate Editor MARSHALL BASCOMB ‘Business Manager 12