Central High School - Wakitan Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

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.fm mb Explanation of Theme el--qcsignirile Ships and Sailors ! Immediately a picture is formed in our minds. In it there is a powerful steamer, sailors running to and fro on the decks, and the officers of the ship in their immaculate uni- forms. Gver all there is that underlying feeling of fellowship and co-operation. Excited passengers shout happy farewells as the gangplank is withdrawn and the great ship slides away into the sea on its voyage. In this case the picture is complete. The sailors, officers, passengers, all are present. The voyage is a long one, but a happy one. The Sea of Ignorance has no calm waters, yet through it all the sailors emerge full fledged seamen, wiser by far than when they left port. Each member of the crew feels a sadness at leaving the craft that has played such an important part in three years of his life. Because this picture is so symbolic of Central High School, we have chosen Ships and Sailors as the theme for our 1933 Wakitan. THE EDITOR. .QQH W.

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Q A v,A A -,,.,,.,,1,, NICNV CICNTRAL HIGH SCHOOL lt is with great pricle that we point to you and sziy, This is my Sclioulf' Your hzmuer of white clecurzlterl with emblem of hlue, symhul of Ceutrz1l's loyalty :uul high icleals, is truly wurtliy of each Ceu- trz1lite's pledge of allegiance. lfzich stucleut wliom yuu shelter shuulcl feel proiul iucleecl to sziy, My scliuul, whose icleztls :mil ll'Z1illll0l1S are worthy of the loyalty of all.

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