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More Photos of Cardozo High School (formerly Central High School)

Central High School stadium in the 1910s
Check out these additional photos of Cardozo High School (formerly Central High School) that we dug up. We hope GoDCer Gail enjoys them!
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GoDCer Gail wrote in the other day about Cardozo High School (i.e., old Central High School) and wanted to know if we had some more photos of the school. We did dig up a few more, so here they are. Hope you enjoy them Gail!

Central High School stadium in the 1910s
Central High School stadium in the 1910s
Central High School in the 1910s
Central High School in the 1910s
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Central High School football game - May 5th, 1920
Central High School football game – May 5th, 1920
Central High School pageant between 1915 and 1923
Central High School pageant between 1915 and 1923
Central High School swimming pool around 1910
Central High School swimming pool around 1910
Photograph shows young men practicing rowing on stationary machines in a gynmasium as others wait their turn to practice. Pictured rowing are: Stanley Durkee, Arthur Dorton, Ronald Collauday, Donald Kline, William Stewart and Elkin Hale. (1919)
Photograph shows young men practicing rowing on stationary machines in a gynmasium as others wait their turn to practice. Pictured rowing are: Stanley Durkee, Arthur Dorton, Ronald Collauday, Donald Kline, William Stewart and Elkin Hale. (1919)
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Central High School assembly around 1900 (Frances Benjamin Johnston)
Central High School assembly around 1900 (Frances Benjamin Johnston)

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