Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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T 0 the Graduating Classes of January and June 1928: S N 7 HEN you came to Central as freshmen and sophomores the years ahead seemed long, graduation seemed far away. But now these years have gone and today as you look back over them they are but yesterdays, so rapidly have they Hown. Graduation is at hand and you will soon leave these halls and take your separate ways into the life which is full of possibilities for you and into which you are im- patient to enter. I have observed many of you grow from timid boys and girls to confident young men and women as you have received the benefits of the School by participating in and contributing to its life. You have received much. You, therefore, owe much to the community which has made possible this enrichment of your lives and en- largement of your capabilities. As you leave the school, go with gratitude for its benefits and with assurance that alumni, parents, teachers, and classmates expect you to repay the debt you owe by lives lofty in ideals, unsellish in motives, in- dustrious in effort, and charitable in judgments. -C. W. JARVIS. as V V a as Eleven Ulu N 2 F' 1.