Central High School - Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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ENGLISH DEPARTMENT lin om Hou Clejl Io rzqhln 'Nl Nl 1 lo k S :de ll J hn on l tsr Rn tru 1 Nthwartl Bolleau Top Hou Nlr Ptnnxpnlur 'Nlr Armbru ter N11 sr 'Nlanu D1 haroon IH ler lm 1 lhunks fllgllbh Courre for what s plum lo see tl law! real men ofthe u orld we be l sthetu lex 9IlJ6I'dll0IlSl Ah the charm of Shelly Keats and other poets of merrx old l ngland Away from we had the new er sated pleasure of hstenlng, to the sensx tnwe well modulated NOICC of the professor reutmg gossa men Innes of unmortal poetlx Then later we were mspued hx the nntlospettne plots of Shakespeare s plays l xen hettel than obserxlng the plax from the orchestra was the prn llege of hearmg Nlr L rehx e the tormented hfe of Hamlet Nlasters of the lnghsh lang.uage was also taught us We haxe proof of the walue of this lnstruc tlon lll the Con use g,I'dITlIIlHllCdlly Correct phrases to Wllllll we are now adduted Our xocabulary IS ennched by a full elght hun died words bueh mystlfylng terms as danghng partl Clple and spllt lIlflHltlNB no longer bewllder us Because of the hroadenmg effeets of our l nghsh courses, we are now men of the world mellowed by four y ears pursuance of a great language and a great hterature 22 t n Y Q , l H 4 X l . 3 1 . ' l s Q , . x 5. 54 ' ' - I - A Y 1. .11 s. , cl s y, fir ' . o s . ,vs 2 . . 51 ml. . ' A i ' . . S. . S . , lS.f S. . ' S. ' . :ks , f' IS -', J w V . , , Y' I .' , 4-1 l h I s V w 6 . v n I Y ' A , Y . . , . u , Y Y 4 Y Y Y Y' ,- 1 YY Y . ' ' 1 . ' ' . the uncompromising facts and laws of math and science, Y I Y -Y AY 'AY ' ,. Y '- ' Y V, Y - Y ' YAY Y Y' ' -Y - - Y ' 1 Y ' v 1 1 . Y Y l 1 Y 1 v 1 1 1 v . , . r . r . v i 1 -rg - sa nl - v , I .' ' C v ' A ' 1 .' . , , ' f Y Y s Y ' . Y Y . ,, , . , . I ' Y V' Y ' Y' . U ' ' - ss as 1 ' ' ' - Y H r - ' Y Y ' . Y 1' 'Y Y Y Y , Y Y

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HISTORY DEPARTMENT Bollom Hou Cleft Io rzqhll 'Nlc r Balm lloltu n Dorn I aplan lwnlu lsts ln Burk Il 'Nl r ill tn ln l'ulle r l'rumun 411 ue are or hope lo be Is due ln par! lo llzslorx fhe Isles of Lneeee lt has been qulte some lllllf slnce l89ers labored over the lnttmate detanls of the lnes and tlmes of the lllUStI'l0llS ancrents Pacts alone mterestmg as they max be are merelx herltage I9 more lllustrlous for our professors splced the courses wlth cholce blts of phllosophx and polgnant anec dotes brllllantly lntertwmed w1th the standard work We were glven an ms1g,ht 1nto that realltw whlch IS not wrltten ln textbooks POllllf'3l propaganda wlll hawe a hard tune reachmg, such enl1,f.htened men Pmallx when we reached the Course of Soclal Studtes we were only too eager to learn all the facts about the structure and functlon of our pox ernment Such quota tlons as Ill spllt a three between the two of xou wlll lmger wlth us We shall be among those who make up The Brlght New World because of our knowledge of the mlstakes of hlstory 23 ' I I : . -ss s. ' - . Ito ': . 1-ssrs. Iliglwrg, ti v- s -' . A l 'v 9 , l .ll ,- .., 1 V .h ., 1 . A . h ' K- , ' K. ' -. uf N- yy , U. dull statements when uttered by lifeless lips. Our I , .K . A . n ww x 1 . u I n t I' I n 7 K ' - f ' r ' u K' 4 - - as 1 - Y , , as + 'Y ,, 9 T 7 st - lv yy Y 1 A '