Central High School - Optimist Yearbook (Crookston, MN)

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Morning, noon. and night . . . the even tenor of classes, the hustle of activities, little flurries of excitement that take us right around the clock. From the warm days of early September to the balmy evenings of late May, school is the center of our lives. By following the clock, the Optimist seeks to bring back the mem- ories of all the days and nights of morning programs, labs and discussions, rehears- als, deadlines, breathtaking games, and gay parties-a cross section of student life at Central. .

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1 Remembering Richard Alan Eagle ' April 29. 1933-August 11, 1950 Dickie as a junior . as Huckleberry Finn As we go through the whirl of school life, we are conscious of a missing personality, one who set the pace in the numerous activities in which he participated. Although he is absent, we feel he is still a part of our school days. His leadership was especially evident within the various music organizations of which he was a part. His outstanding ability as concertmaster of the high school orchestra will long be recalled in the annals of music. It is to Dick' Eagle, classmate and friend, who left behind him a remembrance of his ready smile, cheerful companionship, and willing service, that we dedicate our 1951 Optimist. as a violinist