Central High School - Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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I haxe To the Members of the 137th Class: T IS with a great deal of pleasure and satisfaction and a knowledge that made many friends that I look back on the many contacts with you both in the classroom and as your sponsor. For this I am most grateful. You, too, as you look back over the years spent at Central will Hnd outstanding the friendships you made among the faculty and the students. For the other phases of your life at Central this book will serve as a reminder. For each of you I wish a full measure of success and happiness-success an happiness according to your own light. BERNARD S. VVARSHAW Class Advisor fl

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durlh e lVlembers of th e 137th Class: LTHOUGH l have not had the opportunity to meet all of you personally, l have watched with close interest the progress which you have made as a class in Central High. You came to the School one term before I returned to my Alma Mater to become its ninth president. You are, therefore, the last of the seven recent 1-lasses to pass through Central under two administrations. You are the last class for which Dr. Haney and l can share the responsibility, and the pride in your at-hievements, past and future. ln parting, l should like to express my pleasure in the association I have had with many of you. lVlay l invite you, as alumni. to continue to work for the good of the School and to cherish a close friendship with the faculty and students who remain to carry on the great tradition. My sincere congratulations and best wishes to each one of you. WILLIAM H. C ORNOG Presia'ent

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CLASS Fellow Classmates: HEN the 187th Class meets for commencement exercises in January, it will he the last time that we shall come together as a class of Central High School. We shall then disperse and go our own separate ways. So at this time I want to express my feelings in regard to the four years I spent at Central. When I first entered this school as a freshman I knew a few boys in our class, but I want to say that I made many new acquaintances that I hope will last after graduation. I think I am voicing the sentiments of almost all the boys when I say that I had a swell time at Central, and if I had it to do all over I would come right back to dear old C.H.S. I want to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Warshaw for his cooperation in leading our class through our senior year. He did a swell job and helped many of us get into college. I want to end this farewell speech by extending an invitation to all of you to be present at our first class reunion. So long and good luck! ARNOLD JURIN President