Central High School - Girardot Yearbook (Cape Girardeau, MO)

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One of the important phases of modern education is that of physical adiuslment, which seeks to offset the sh-ess and strain of our days ilu-ough pleasurable aciivilies lhat bling Wilh them relaxation and rec- reation. Whye acquiring ihese valuable habits. we also learn the real meaning of c0-opera- tion and fellowship. J 2? L is ... ig X ,tw . 4 My , Q W v K - L? Q fm ., ,, , ,. gjjawgr, xi ' jpg, ,

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'git .! : V Q34 A C U L T Y Every age has its need for competent leaders. Through the guidance cmd assistance of our faculty we are inspired to strive for higher ideals: new views are opened to us, and we are kindled with an enthusiasm for knowl- edge. Through the varied avenues of instruction we are led into new realms of intellectual pursuit and emotional experience, which not only develop our standards of taste and judgment but point out to us possible ways of apply- ing basic principles to our environment. Thus the torch of knowledge is pass- ed from one generation to another, and the stream of learning is continued. The books of each age record the thoughts, skills, and emotions of its people as they strive upward toward truth and beauty.